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MONDAY
(.0*
1243
MOV 1 5
S. Pat.
Keg. U.
Volume
Number
158
New York, N. Y.,
4229
General
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
'Stock,
of
payable
tribution was
and
23
cents
50
15
Nov.
158, p, 452.
Robert
all
announcement:
■
of
the
board,
the
made
recently
This
negotations
said
was
to
Corp.—New Officer and Director-
annual
the
At
the
held
meeting
Charles
and
Oct, 13,
on
H.
Votey
was
place of Forrest O. March, who resigned.
dividend of $50,000 was
declared, payable
A
forthwith.—V.
156,
Hill
R. A.
elected
to
was
elected a
take
1202.
p.
Stock
Montreal
Exchange.
share has been declared
dividend of $5 per
on
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
-vYv-,-,
■■
shr.
Earnings per coma
$1.52
for
1943
1943
V
50-Cent Distribution—
A
dividend
of
50 cents
the common
share has been declared on
per
stock, payable Dec. 22 to holders of record Nov. 29.
Distributions of
March 31, June 30 and Sept. 30, last, and
25 cents each were made on
on
Months'
April 8, June 30, Sept. 30 and Dec. 22, -1942.—V. 158, p. 855,
/
after
Profit
■
profits
''Earns,
&
deprec.
inc.
Fed.
<fc
,
*
,
$2,384,513
$928,151
$2.14
$1.87-
share™..//-
per
.
$5.51
$5.26
accrual
ot
This
1942.-V.
of
quarter
was
credited
.
158,
there
1942,
overFederal
income
taxes totalling
the profit shown lor the third
estimated
for
reserves
$106,478,20.
V
to
was
Co.—Earnings—
1943
licenses and service charges—1 L_—
earnings (.nel)V
Gross
ti942
469,867
VV 30,215
for
Provision
Provision
Net
contingencies..;.
and foreign income
income
Dividends
on
3,681,603
2,651,034
638,945
750.000
14,910,358
:
10,154,394
$5,048,475
taxes
$3,733,629
preference stock—,—;—...,———"
750,000
485,019
a
sales...,
on
retroactive
$1.73
$1.27
plant, selling and administrative expenses, but
depreciation, amortization and depletion.
tAfter
Note—The
the
in
does not include the
undistributed net income of associated companies
the
audited
(50 V
equity
owned
in
or
the
eral
contracts and
subcontracts
under
statute
To
directors
The
share
the
on
holders
of
eumclative
the
applicable Fed¬
!
Pay Special Dividend
on
Nov.
class 'A
and'.class
record Nov.
B
stocks,
is
of
75
payable
payable in
cents
Dec.
shares
per
2
to
of ,5V.
stock at par $10) in the ratio of one share of
preference stock to each 13 la shares of class A or class B common
stock, with cash to be paid in lieu of all fractional shares of the
preference
preference stock. A similar special distribution was made on Dec. 17,
year, as compared with a special of $1.25 per share in preference
last
stock
on
Dec.
17,
1941.
-
~
of
against
as
1126.,
i
1
dividend
a
7V
20.
A
of
Dividend—
share on
payable Dec.
$3.50
per
stock,
preferred
distribution
similar
each
$1.75
for.
•
the
Nov.
record
be required
to
Co.—Preferred
declared
on
ma
was
dp
March 20 and June 21,
on
'
'
.
1, 1943 amounted to $38.50 per share.—V.
.
158,
'
-
per
"After
com.
all
normal
tax
V.
p.
158.
sh.^_ V
charges,
and
1726.
.
$0.58
$2,740,998
SO.78
$6,075,321
$1.50
$5,404,405
$1.35
adjusted Federal excess profits t.axr
provided
in
the 1942
Revenue Act,—
including
surtax
.
1943—9 Mos—1942
1943—3 Mos.—1942
<'Net earnings$2,174,708
as
...y,V;*'
-
' ;:
;■
Output of electric energy of the electric properties of this company
the week ended Nov. 6, 1943, totaled 75,789,000 kwh., an increase
for
0.10V
of
1942
$9,953,788
7,428,652
$2,525,136
711,533
$2,474,632
755,007
Federal
for
and
$1,719,625
$1,813,603
11,186
36,060
week
r
■
the
over
output
1942.
of
$534,650
$1,755,685
Week End.—
44,767
403,000
-
1,321.000
n,401.000
$430,711
''$413,262
"$1.34
misc,
income
profit
taxes..::.
.
profit
'
per
share
"
tS0.47
y$1.57
"Adjusted, to reflect actual tax requirements at Sfpt. 30, 1942, after
of
renegotiation
settlement:
Amounts actually reported
83,640,000
273.800 shares out¬
standing at Sept. 30, 1943, after deducting 35,043 shares acquired
ancl held in treasury at Sept. 30, 1943.—V. 158, p. 1126.
at
Sept.
30,
>
Oct.
23—..
Oct.
.
,
the
corresponding
•
84,660,000
30—83,483,000
74,553,000
the las>>
for
.
.
1939
1940
54,571,000
55,645,000
54.923,00<i
55,518,000
57,234.000
57,061,000
58,570,000
58,153,000'
68,808,000
75.789,000
'
.
67,999,000
75,731,000
6;..,.
energy
1941
68,982.000
69,304,000
--V.
1.58,
1942.
i Based
on
1821.
p.
Americaii Wiitiiiff Paper Corp.—Earnings—
'; Nct prolit
^rV——-VV ;
providing
$71,002
.
depreciation,
for
f
.
interest
$212,440
$172,651
$9,141
and
Federal
estimated
taxes.
income
provides for estimated total Federal income ant I
profits taxes at the composite rate of 63V for 1943 und 56.8V
Note—This
excess
1943—9 Mos.—1942
1943—3 Mos.—1942
Pgriod End. Sept. 30—
materials
outstanding
lor
of electric
74,301,000
75,084,000
for
shares
kwh.
75,731,200
1942
1943
16____
$1,859,029
3,974
V;
_
of
/vyV
Comparative table of weekly output
five years follows:
-'v-.-'/'V'•' -:.v.V'
45,426
$130,128
V:.;,.:... V
sales,
on
Products
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
"Consolidated
Net earns,
Earnings
net
1942.
Thomas
report
•
H.
V'V.
.
Blodgctt,
essential
Chairman
the
for
states:
continuing
Increasing scarcities of raw
of your enterprise
operation
together with the stringent allocation of such supplies as are available
of many
commodities, render accurate forecasts of operating results;
and operating schedules impossible.—V. 158, p. 943.
share
.
on aver.
no.
^943
1943
$10,169,595
excess
profit taxes
1942
$7,250,588
3,262,111
$3.50
of shares.
2,848.483
$3.34
deducting depreciation, interest and other charges, but before
provision for income and excess profits taxes.
Note—Provisions for taxes set up for the first 9 months of
56 V higher, for the period.
Reserve for taxes in the first
are
of
1943
totals
$6,907,484
...
:
*
the
of
as
Chairman,
compared
with
announced
Profits
before
that
$4,402,105
in
this year
9 months
the same
sales increased 44#-' hi.
were 40V higher over
taxes
corresponding period and net .earnings after taxes showed. a gain
14.5V,
"Through our production of penicillin, blood plasma,. quinacrine
hydrochloride, the anti-malarial substitute for quinine, and othey.
products, we have been engaged heavily in war work;" Mr.-Brush
states.
"The
1942 business has already been
renegotiated with the
No
adjustment of sales prices or profits was found
The. company made a profit of 2,4V of net sales to the
before tax.
In 1943, although we have already supplied
Government.
necessary,
Government
Mossberg Co., Attleboro, Mass.—Offers to
chase General Mortgage
The
and
;
profits taxes
Apco
-Earnings
Subs.)
(&
•
earnings—.
inc., surtax and
per
Corp.
v..-.',
.
after foreign income and
and Fed;
the first 9 months of 1943.
common
This dividend
12.
9
Nov.
011
'
Earns,
1,522
;
period of 1942.
Alvi'n G. Brush,
—
declared a special dividend
4
$1
$0.42
is believed
or
1126.
p.
Service
Public
Sept.'. 20; .last,
Sept. 30, 1942 were: Profit before taxes $1,814,262; tax reserve $1,186,-.
600; profit after,, taxes $623,262; per share $2.03, based on 308.763
less).
provision has been made for the effect, if any, of renegotiation
Government
holders
liro-ration
1
No
ot
$1.24
14,63 B
American Rolling Mil! Co.—Quarterly Earnings—
"After
above
as
158,
accumulations
of
"After
year,
income
net
tax provisions as reflected
for
adjustments
for
•*iatement
of
$1,699,(
$0.28
Period End. Sept. 30—
$523,464
income
disc,
Net
$3,318,621
of
deduction
deduction
$807,074
283,610
profit
American Home
6After
8,926
$1,817,907
:
415,008
$4,563,456
applicable to common stock—
Earnings per share of common stock———
Net income
before
5.390
$621,876
has been made
Arrearages as at Oct.
1972
Sept. 30. '43
income
Prov,
454,353
19,483
4.329,896
3,298,636
583,616
funded and other debt—..
for Federal
357/366
of
1943
$4,691,412 $13,071,222
3,884,338
10,596,590
'
,
profit
Total
Int.,
$28,920,981 $21,609,605
*
amortisation and depletion.—..—
development expenses.y:J
and process
Interest charges on
22,406
87.285
2,492
profits tax.—V,
to
p,
9 Mos. End. Sept. 30
3 Mos. End.
,
Expenses
Net
Total
807,509
99,020
$441,822
Oct,,
Other
Sept. 30—
Royalties,
Research
165,366
20,250
share ;v
cam.
ptowsioii
directors
Nov.
operating profit—.—
--a $27,894,063 $20,602,277
Dividends, interest and discountsi.vr-;.V—526,836
533,492
Depreciation,
553.807
5,475
—
1943.
an
"Net
Other
575,919
2,707
j)fd, div/.Vequire.;
on
p.
American Cyanamicl
978,05b
185,602
1,827
.
of
income
10
~
-----
Net sales
Gross
9 Months Ended
596,931.
977,387
res..
inc.
American
The
Federal
Banks
Member
-
•
Period--
Cost of Silles
months of
nine
first
the
'
$2,277,038
•"/*6n 432,825 shares outstanding,
Note—During
649,792
53,101
propor¬
net
per
account
American Machine & Metals, Inc.—Earnings—
J
"
$807,503
219,087
140,811
.subsidiaries,:
net
excess
1943—9 Mos.—1942
,
excess
tax
208,791
■
American Water Works & Electric Co., Inc.—Output—
1943—3 Mos.—1942
Period End. Sept. 30—
of
after
.
American Chicle Co.—Earnings—
.
128,30V
invests:.
interests'
tion
1975
-____^__19S3
System—
Period
141,796
forgn.
coining,
eonsol.
1982
Reserve
569,873
39,855
inc.
W
ot
Min.
——1983
Transactions N. Y. Stock Exchange
—.1955
Transactions N. Y. Curb Exchange——
1955
Stock and Bond Averages—
1955
Capital Flotations for October and Ten
Federal
136,632
46,078
.
1"
lor
Sales—1983
Statement of
Statement of
Condition
,
114,540
197,548
&
Prov.
„1971
Banks
Reserve
1,169,790
$4,778,760
428,204
costs
tax V
Write-down
Clearings-——
Condition
Combined
billings and net income for- the third quarter of 1943
include non-recurring amounts
arising from adjustments of certain
government' contracts that arc applicable to the first six months of
.Note—The
1,727,645
$5,441,871.
——.——-1971
Foreign Exchange Rates——
and
$1,059,983
369,633
etc.
Depletion
Redemption Calls & Sinking Fund Notices.1978
Dividends Declared and Payable.—
.1978
of $11,725,000 for Federal income and excess profits
$6,700,000 in 1942.
fAfter provision of $23,120,000
Federal and excess profits taxes in 1943 and $17,804,000 in 1942.
in
.
State and City Bond Offerings and
'After provision
,
taxes
1943-9 Mos.—1.942
S3,714.226
S3.608.97B
$1,429,615
Depreciation
General Corporation and Investment News.1933
Course of Bank
Owned)
More
or
$1,275,181
than
U.S.
for
Xolft—-No
The
80V
310,818
.—
income
Earns:.,
Co.—Earnings—
Companies
$962,363
employees'
plan
operating
Prov.
_l___1969
—
Miscellaneous Features
i
•
C':.4*2,697.94?
income
Net
s'v-v'■
■
.
sub¬
& taxes incl. in
taxes
Total
1943—9 Mos,—1942
$
>S ;
55,732,642 206,498.730 143,923,003
"1,017,163
16,186,133
73,104,649
$0.57
$3.48
: $1.75
100.335,777
Hillings
Exchange
Over-the-Counter Markets
1943-3 Mos.—1942
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Stock
below.
gen. exp.,
other
Taxes,,
1969
Toronto
the capital stock,
payable Dec. 1 to holders of record Nov. 20.
This compares with $3
per share paid on April 30, last, $3 per share on Dec. 23,
1941, and
$5 per share on Nov. 10, 1941.
No disbursements were made during
194'?.— V. 157, p. 1417.
Allis Chalmers Manufacturing:
been
a
Ltd.—Earnings—
(net).'—
under
annuity
_1969
—
Dividend—
Alaska Packers Association—To Pay $5
A
to show
the .acquisition of The GiUilfthd Labora¬
1943—3 Mos.—-1942
income
Admin. &
Pay.
—1968
1968
Montreal Curb Exchange
'
Co.,
Subsidiary
items
income
Total
Exchange——1967
Stock
bef.
Other
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange——__
St. Louis Stock Exchange.—__j——1968
'/i
'
»
Prof.
—,_1966
1967
_
Philadelphia Stock Exchange—
stockholders
the
have
materials we
items.
_—1966
1967
Los Angeles Stock Exchange———1968
director to
a
many
011
•
Pa., improves our position in the production of
antitoxins.
Likewise, the acquisition of Belle
and
Period End. Sept. 30—
Detroit Stock Exchange
Pays Dividend—
Vice-President
Marietta,
serums
obtaining
of
replacements sufficient
sales
consumer
the. past 3 months
(Including
—1966
———
Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange—
Cleveland
Aeolian American
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Boston
The
1029.
interest and is operating the fields.
be approximately $9,000,000.v."158, p.
three-quarters
consideration
in
250 V'
or
resulting profit;
the
Just: year,
■
difficulties
the
growth
than in all of 1942,
months
'
make substitutions and
to
1945
Curb Exchange.—-i—u___1961
Baltimore
purchase of the
other
the
of
spite
9
Government
•
American Metal
■
one-quarter interest of the Adams Oil & Gas
in three fields in Chambers County, Tex.
The Sun Oil Co. controls
Co.
the
to
Creamery & Cheese Co. at. Belle Center, Ohio, and the O. M. S
Corp., guarantees a continuing supply of milk sugar for our companion
producing infant foods and milk allergy products."---V. 158. p. 1237.
Stock Exchange—
York
New
New York
56,708 shares of .the common stock of that company."
Pan
American
Production Co. recently concluded
sold
be low.
to
Center
Page
remaining assets of this company, with the exception of cash and
other current items, have been sold to the Standard Ol Co. of Ohio
the
Cop)/
a
Stock and Bond Quotations
.:V
The
"In
biologic
Issue
by them at a stockholders' meetng to be held in November,
all
for
volume
tories,. Inc.,
"Subject to "approval by stockholders and necessary corporate action
to be taken
the
continues
"During
following
VV/VV'
the Government 150V more in
of
stantial
\
Chairman
60 Cents
MISCELLANEOUS
-
able
OilA& Gas Co.—To Vote on Sale—
Hixon,
■
for
class B common
class A and
the
on
In
Adams
of 15 cents
stocks and the usualpreference stock,
payable Jan. 3 to holders of record Dec. 11.—V. 153, p. 855.
share
1942 were as follows:
Payments during
^nd May 15, 50 cents
each.—:V,
of record Oct. 30.
A similar dis¬
last, as against 25 cents each. on Feb.
14,
INSURANCE
-
Feb 14
each; and Aug. 15, Nov. 14-and Dec.15, 25 cents:
1943.
May 25,
Aug-.
INDUSTRIAL
-
quarterly dividend of 12V2 cents per share on the 5V
holders
to
made on
share has been declared on the common
per
Price
Monday, November 15, 1943
directors also declared the regular quarterly dividend
The
per
dividend
•
Corporation arid Investment Mews
Acme Wire Co.—50-Cent Distribution—
A
Off!co
at
bonds due 1956 to
prices
not to
interest.
will up to
of general
exhaust $60,000,
value of the bonds, without;
120 Broadway, New York, N. Y.,
1943, receive bids for the sale to it
Empire Trust Co.,
including Nov. 30,
mortgage
Pur¬
Bonds—
exceed 80V
an
amount sufficient to
of the par
the company.
fund be exhausted, any additional general
mortgage bonds received by the bank may, at the option of the com¬
pany, either be purchased at the same price or returned to the holdei's.
All bonds purchased will be cancelled.
The company in a letter to the general mortgage bondholders on
Nov. 1 stated in part as follows:
,
"The
current
year's.' sales and earnings again show substantial
improvement over the preceding year.
Furthermore, the financial
condition of the company at present is such that the directors believe
accrued
Should
the
This offer may be extended by
purchase
.
the
time
has
come
to
effect
a
further' reduction
in
outstanding:
indebtedness.
part of 1942 and the early part of 1943 tho
outstanding' $53,000 of
secured notes were retired.
The present
funded indebtedness of the company consists of S5,000 of first mort¬
gage bonds and $130,000 of general mortgage bonds.
"The
directors
deem
it, wise for the present to keep
alive th»t
"During
the
latter
1934
THE COMMERCIAL
indenture
consequently
mature
the
which
under
these
"These
interest
business.
they
market
between
50
bonds,
1 and the second
and
portion
a
the
for
all
no
that
it
be
would
The
mon
'
declared
26
Oct.
on
10
of
30
cents
is
announced that arrangements are being made to exchange
capital stock for outstanding voting trust certificates in. the
The voting trust agreement recently became subject
to
termination upon the payment of the secured notes
during the latter
part of 1942 and the early part of 1943.—V. 145, p. 4108.
V.
—
158, p.
The
week
&
ended
Electric
of
Nov.
Associated
5,
Group
10,608,314
1943,
of
•
■
for
units
Associated
Telephone
Telegraph
&
.0 ©
9 Mos. Ended
Int.
& divs.
Other
Sept. 30—
received
Total
subs.
1942
$760,306
___
$763,956
Net
Ainortiz.
of
debt
Balance
disc.
&
Balance
and
cash
receivable,
in
$518;
pref.
$1,368,466;
$692,471
banks,
total,
Sept.
(no
$35,619
capital
surplus,
$1,544,110;
$24,462,928.—V. 158, p. 765.
', •
participating—no par value),
$1,038,308; 25-year 5V2% deben¬
earned
surplus,
Southern
Refining
9 Mos. End.
Co.
Corp,
Net
121;
Sept. 30—
the
continue
income.:.
oper.
Record
Earnings
"For
is
domestic
than
railroad
N.
are:
the
for
systems,
before
ever
the
on
tank
already
under
other
production
Baldwin
of
the
way,
A
1787.
1942
This
it
1941
will
not
*
Taxes
Res.
for
taxes
Insur.
possible
&
&
Intang.
misc.
devel.
Depl.,
111.899,627
85.144,742
4,616,105
8,645,321
5,220.365
250,000
239,900
269,283
1943—3
and
be
amort.
2,180,990
Oil
of
the
2,313,635
2,301,152
Depre.,
retire.
&
2,166,510
1,557,365
1,734,930
1943—10 Mos,—1942
$
10,728,026
13,138,704
99,998,388 100,675,045
for
Bids
a
1943
1942
*$303,374
1941
t$352.261
determined
the
on
undeterminable
233
basis
of
for
taxes
taxes
and
and
oilier
$300,000
$723,973
the
1942
$5,358
the
$3
Broad
for
the
reserve
of
post-war
158, p.
1438.
Callaway, trustee
Street, Savannah, Ga—V,
directors
prior
gun-
158,
'
1822,
p.
June
21,
each
Nov.
on
declared
dividend
a
of
$3.50
10
to
holders
these
on
1943.
158,
of
issues
Sept.
$1.75
Nov.
20,
20.
last,
each
Similar
while
the
on
March
and
arrears
both
on
classes
of
prior
lien
20
of
and
$1.50
preferred
1031.
p.
on
distributions
on
stock
$7
made.
were
in
record
on
of
payments
are
share
per
stock, $7 dividend series, and a dividend
of
prior lien preferred stock, $6 dividend
series, both
tne
the $6 stock
on
9
preferred
on
Dec.
made
were
forg¬
lien
Century
t$195,526
Ribbon Mills,
481.
9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
Net
•
1942
•
profit
and
$5,302,183
$4,166,911
Inc.—Earnings—
after
Federal
1943
taxes___
$1.20
costs
off:
surplus
fEarn, per shr.
"Loss
during
$107,071
$79,124
24,796
26,108
26,765
$101,545
$82,275
$53,016
"$49^262
$1,01
1
on
.
$0.82
$0.53
Nil
com.
deficit.
or
1940
.
22,267
$0.88
written
'*
1941
$123,812
Preferred dividends
$1,952,960
Inc.I
1942
deprec.
2,213,950
outstanding stock
lease
as
additional $300 000
an
for the purchase of
$1,301,400 notes and the condi¬
lease contracts
securing them. Bids will be received
ip to
17, 1943, at the office of M. P.
or
per share
payable
1342.
$407,434
158, p.
taxes__
for
law
contingencies,
Noon, Nov.
West
The
the
2,627,536
and
for
reserve
tax
Central & South West Utilities
Co.—-Dividends—
says.
1943
reserves
$321,067
invited
are
o'clock
of
by
1940
"$545,625
1943—9 Mos.—1942
Sept. 30—
to
746*291
9
George H. Stillman .have been elected
Vice
Sept. 30—
provision
tional sale
Co.—Earnings— '
share bn
90 928 754
11,810,720
Central of Georgia Ry.—Bids for
Purchase of Notes-
the
job
affected
$2,674,648
stock,
10
SI,
par
each
cents
Nov.
13
cents
payable
30,
1942.—V.
158,
3
provision
tOn
"$22,497
100,000 shares outstanding.
Condensed Consolidated Balance
for
Federal
cents
has
1,
March
on
been
last,
20
June
2,
18
each
cents
Yohalem
Yohalem
of
has
for
been
the
elected
28.
$100),
Sept.
five
years
158,
p.
has
member
a
E.
of
1,736,839
'
legal
158,
$614,503;
U.
S
receivable—factoring
accounts
receivable,
Government
departments—-
$2,090,781;
cash
payable—banks,
for
reserve
$700,000;
contingencies,
common
$25,000;
stock
(100.000
accounts
payable,
preferred stock
7%
shs.
no
SI
-
(par
$2,000,000;
par),
1943
$843
-
directors
have declared an extra dividend
of 25 cents
per share
quarterly dividend of 50 cents per share on the
common
the usual
stock, par $25, both payable Dec. 17 to holders of record
Dec. 7.
Regu¬
lar quarterly distributions of 50 cents
each were made on this issue on
April 1, July 1 and Oct. 1, last. No extra was
paid during 1942.—V 158 '
1943—10 Mos.—1942
$3,855,706 $34,469,059
surrender
insurance, $66,167; inventories, $1,114,267; fixed assets
for
depreciation), $1,338,539; deferred assets, $56,374;
$419,600;
The
and
1943—Month—1942
$4,977,546
V,
-
other
Sheet, at Sept, 30, llMtf
hand,
on
notes
Chapman Valve Mfg. Co.—To Pay Extra Dividend—
Mount.
the
1727.
Stores, Inc.—October Sales Up 29.1%—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Sales
and
capital surplus, less operative deficit of
$111,496, Sept. 30
822; total, $5.358,730.—V. 158, p. 885.
succeeding J.
been
$2,200;
Liabilities—Notes
370,309;
July
banks
$75,900;
total, $5,358,730.
on
Secretary—
Secretary,
past
company.—V.
the
life
reserve
Distribu¬
1239.
p.
of
(less
the
on
Nov.
1943.
1,
in
cost),
manufacturers,
record
1,
(at
value
declared
of
March
on
Assets—Cash
bonds
holders
to
Sept.
on
made
were
share
per
Dec.
Best Foods, Inc.—New
Bond
&
1,431,200
"
88.187,668
1728.
taxes
stock.—V.
Mos.—1942
fLoss.—V.
with 10 cents paid
and July 29, 1943, and 10
S.
Mr.
379.886
abandonments
$35,346,265
947.
p.
,
1527.
p.
'
amortization
operating
9,093,626
6,683,729
of
income
Income
Net
bef.
applic,
Uivs.
on
Bal.
sales
9,164,653
1.608
444.000
444,000
444,000
1,077,220
8,719,045
6,116,334
com.
of
4,948.062
stock
income
vLoss,—V.
Prov.
(inch
tax__'_
20,094,340
$4,624,586
42,861
124,343
$4,296,542
$5,045,139
"3.733,923
$4,667,447
$1,727,079
*3,057,000
_
-
"3.341,350
"599,818
200,000
City of New York has been appointed
par $100, and registrar of the
has purchased
Texas
158,
$1,111,216
$1,326,097
on
the
Nov.
The
Milk
the Tyler
Products
Milk
Co.
257,239
257,239
head¬
5
declared
payable Jan.
and
1
this
on
April
on
1,
dividend
a
573,324
630,512
Jan.
on
1.
Oct.
1
cents
record
2,
Dec.
April
and
Dec.
14.
1,
10,
A
July
1
1942.—
have
declared
common
10.
A
stock,
50%
initial
cash
$2.50,
an
par
stock
payable
dividend
dividend
was
of
Nov.
paid
35
on
15
to
Aug.
cents
per
of
last.-
21,
ended
compared
p.
$438,346
30,
1,475,890
compared
pounds
with
of
mail
685,642
totaled
passengers
with
33,589
in
48,562
the
same
in
during
mail
the
the
pounds
period
profits1 takes
of
takes-;
Unci.
t$2,771,000
The
$277,000.
1943
Balance
Sheet,
$2,211,167 restricted
$7,369,079;
U.
S.
securities.
$.949,882
reserve
of
Government
$316,300;
for
costs
in
1943
figure is
'(Includes
$3,170,700
giving'
Sept.
to
.'50,
use
tax
three,
in
the
on
U.
fees
and
on
contracts),
last
payable
lincl,
$756,626
accrued
to
(inch
receivable
Interest
and
and
other
"Sept. 27, '42
$7,223,403
8,074,825
7,044,598
$178,805
68.232
72,932
tProv.
unsecured
for
est.
income.
&
retirement
serial
$251,737
36,082
33,407
debt
4,971
of
4,564
notes..
1,032
and
753
State
711
79,913
income taxes__„.
33,834
$110,545
"Consolidated
with
United
States
Stores
taxes payable.
cost-plus-,
Initial Common Div
.
The
,$hare
directors
on
the
on
This
of
this
$959,000
The
had
Telephone Co.
(Bait.)—Gain
net
a
60,000
Nov.
10
shares
common
stock
(no par) was made
investment banking underwriting group
Kebbon, McCormick & Co., Chicago, and
by
headed
an
by
Co., St. Louis, and including Hornblower
Weeks, Courts & Co., The Milwaukee Co., Equitable
Securities Corp. and Reynolds & Co.
The offering price
$12.50
was
Company
mon
stock,
to
evidenced
equipment
payment
due
share.
per
intends
apply the net proceeds from this sale of com¬
by voting trust certificates, to the purchase of
to
be
reduction
or
July 31,
1945;
used
of
on
for
and
present
present
and
bank
working
proposed
loans
new
air
an
whose
carrier
Corp.
tNo
Nov.
common
3
or
other
proper
stock,
payable
initial
Dec.
dividend
10
to
excess
of 25
holders
is
mail
passengers,
in
and
Memphis,
Tenn.,
between
express
New
Orleans, via St. Louis, Memphis and Jackson, Miss.;
Memphis and Houston via Little Rock and Shreveport.
are
on
23
proposed
hearings have been
extensions
file
of
with
the
held
the
Civil
company's
on
of
any
Aeronautics
present
1943,
amounted
June
to
$260,580,
for
and
30,
tively.
1943, and Dec. 31, 1942,
For the year ended June 30,
Chicago
and
Board
system,
been
been
added
to
net
the
earnings
sal'e
for
ol
as
yet,
two
six
month
June 30,
periods
ended.
$99,826 and $160,754, respec¬
1942, the company earned $128,959.
two airplanes to the U. S.
Govern¬
does
reflect
covering
but
were
aggregating $69,066, being carried on
subject to later disposition.
Had this
not
as
and
between
its
which
credit
cor¬
operates
applications,
Net earnings of the
company for the 12 month-period ended
this
approximately $174,500.—V. 158,
profits
year
p.
the
books
item,
the
1528,
net
less
as
a
taxes
income
deferred
thereon,
would
have
1344.
Chrysler Corp.,
Detroit, Mich.—$250,000,000 Credit
Arranged—The directors on Nov. 5 approved an
ment
an
office
$174,250
—
declared
principal
of
routes;
aggregating $225,000
capital
ment,
loan_____
fixtures
Fed.
Ry.
18.
nearest
Potomac
no
$228,326
_
premium-funded
disposal of
Sandy
Oct.
amount
the
the
—U.
the
reported.
Big
on
2,714
additional
$160,094
and expense-secured
Interest 6%
Los-,
$1,406,568
relating to cost-plus-fixed-fee contracts), $1,976,968;
contract advances
S.
Government, $3,075,000; Federal income and
excess
profits
taxes accrued, $5,456,657; dividend
accrued on preferred
stock, $57,164;
C.
company
Company,
expenses___...._.
operating profit—
for depreciation.
Interest
cost-plus-fixed-fee
relating
liabilities
September
its
the
Chicago & Southern Air Lines, Inc.—Stock Offered—
Public offering of a new issue of
voting trust certificates
—
profit
Provision
other
$191,369,
$2,130,274;
is
Applications
Government
notes,
in
was
in
Telephone Stations—
158,
year,—V.
Oct. 2, '43
sales, selling, etc.,
Gross
Net
S.
O.'s
Early
of
more
disclosed
was
reduction
gain of 965 stations in October,
compared
in October, 1942, and 3,280 in
October, 1941.
first 10 months of the year the
company had a net gain
of
16,442 stations compared with 27,340 in 1942 and
29.348 in
the
like period of 1941.—V. 158,
p. 1528.
in
credit
$4,263,141; unbilled costs on costplus-fixed-fee
contracts,
$2,168,111;
inventories,
$5,348,088;
invest¬
ments, $1,637,610;
property, plant and equipment
(less reserves for
depreciation and amortization of $11,803,407),
$8,440,833; good-will,
patents, etc, $4,052,682; deferred charges, $100,478;
total, $38,621,322.
Liabilities—Accounts
of
Discounts, commissions
$4,925,000;
bonds
this
months
$8,234,919
Cost
1913
notes.
1944
the
porate purposes.
depreciation.
accounts
and
and
after
outstanding.
Big Sandy
Chesapeake &
in
and
(P. II.) Butler Co.—Earnings
$3.48
stock
three
1527.
$306,956
$4.24
of
&
9 Months Ended—
$3.35
refund
of
Revenue
bonds
$1,800,000
and
I. M. Simon &
carried
Sept.
of $854,000
company
4%
than
more
issue
matures
June
1,
maturity. The amount of the issue
outstanding, following the latest acquisition, is
$1,727,000. ("Journal of
Commerce" of New York).—V. 158,
p. 1822.
for
holders
by this
mortgage
to
the
with
share
per
period last year, according to C. G. Adams,
Secretary-Treasurer.
Express poundage rose to 429,524 in the three months'
period ended
Sept. 30, 1943, compared with 211,899 pounds In the third
quarter of
563,066
$280,653
of
For
40
holders of
to
issue
July
of
257,239
577,260
issue
Products
with
1343.
p.
Corp.—To Pay 40-Cent Dividend—
disbursed
corporation
months
$1,127,261
257.239
first
1944,
p., 1822.
the
Co.
brings
•
1631.
p.
1942.
com.iyn;.b;.$3.54
excess
less
transfer
Revenues Up—
$1,602,736
$330,041
capital
billings
and
stock,
1943,
directors
share
12,695,149
45,018
.
on
Government
fixed-fee
158,
The
1940
$5,000,121
$1,164,542
Assets—Cash
contracts),
Acquisition
appointed
stock,
158,
reported,
Nov.
on
was
1,
year,
shr.
war
contracts)
1941
21.912,489
been
Braniff Airways, Inc.—Initial Cash
Dividend—
43.069
Consolidated
S.
amount
Oct.
$4,253,473
—
and
common
like
and
75,000
______
dividends
"Includes
the
$2.30
$676,200;
V.
1942
25,065,364
exps._
dividends
per
post
1942,
preferred
Marshall, Texas.—V.
directors
record
income
Surplus
1942)
$3.27
$3,108,800;
Subs.)—Earnings—
1943
contmg.
Preferred
Earns,
The
1726.
p
$5.
par
Agent—
has
same
income
Common
$0.40
1943,
stock,
York
The
de¬
profit1_;
income
for
Net
158,
(&
Sept. 30—
income
Gross
tax
New
Co.—Acquires Two Milk Concerns—
at
quarters
•;—$29,318,837 $26,912,610 $24,718,926 $14,297,885
&-other
Federal
6,561,753
on
$1.86
Federal
of
$5.—V.
Borg-Warner
stk.
operating
Other
Borden
the
The company, it is
Co.
of
Tyler, Texas,
1,359
444,000
•JCost of goods sold,
livery
of
par
623,464
718
share
9 Mos. End.
agent
stock,
7,185,217
614,263
1,521,938
$4,511,800.
Net
9,778,916
693,799
1,114
Atlas Powder Co.
Net
2,215,737
5.393.176
per
"■'Including
1941,
6,079,994
period
Co.
common
common
501,488
int.
appl. to
common
685,290
stock..:.....:
pfd.
Earned
556,510
686.818
min.
to
the
transfer
int. chgs.
for
for
Trust
The Chase National Bank of the
misc.
charges
income
Guaranty
agent
2,534,603
569,113
Interest
The
fix.
net.)
Inc.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Purchases Bonds—
7,819,433
1875,376
..
Non-oper.
U.
7,356,160
5,510,881
income
conversion
assets
to
6,882,490
Booth Fisheries Corp.—Transfer
Net
In vol.
i
6,877,481
a
cornoration's
$
provision for all taxes which includes
profits taxes under the Act of 1941.
tAftr
S.
1,500,000
482,364
the
1,499,289
__
tAfter
Corp.-pEarnings—
the opinion of the
executives, no
profits tax is required.—V, 158, p. 1822.
of
staff
res
profit
Dividends
compares
A.
,
add.
eostS____
lease
101,084,627
1.500.000
of
disburse¬
11.800,442
1,338,262
9.228,737
sales..
p.
-Balance
per
(The)
77,078,365
contingencies
158,
excess
by Charles E. Brinley-.
its subsidiaries will con¬
.
1940
124,438,140
exp.
directors
future
"After
stated
was
$130,404
additions
and
15
7,376,078
Cost:;, oper. & gen.
Net
on
U.
company and
locomotives and engines,
year-end dividend of
tions
126,883,746 116,045,214
1943—Month—1942
—
3 Mos. End.
D.
represent
books
announcement
products
locomotive schedule,
of the Board,
The
entirely,
Note-—In
excess
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1943
the
initiation'of
the
all
Carpenter Steel Co.—Earnings—
the
of
associated
Business
order
on
profit
total,
149,797,134
__
stock,
represent
electric
President
as
•
Victor R. Schachtcl and
Presidents.—V. 155, p. 87.
$15,000,000
making of
'
Gross
B
on
both
(II. M.) Byllesby & Co.—New
Vice-President—
same
Corp.
approximately
to
Works
depreciation, taxes, etc.
common
p.
series,
period.
Sought—
below.—V.
-V.
Baldwin, besides building locomotives, was a
However, the 1944 locomotive program will
of
out
__
May 31
Atlantic
the
Beau Brummel Ties, Inc.—15-Cent Dividend—
Atlanta Northern Ity. Co.—Control
&
$1,163,407;
per
series
share
Chicago—October Sales Off-
sales
Retail, sales !
12
tanks.
"Deductions
A. due May 1, 1955, $11,156,000; due to
subsidiary com¬
$7,710; accounts payable, $6,582; accrued taxes, $12,963; ac¬
crued interest, $255,658; deferred credit,
$47,444; reserve for erhployees'
benefit fund, $56,100; surplus reserved for
general contingencies, $225,-
000;
to
Operating profit after interest and Fed.
series
Commonwealth
up
9 Months Ended
pan,
cents
per
initial
common
i
Atlas
of
this
for
1943,
Army
company
.
panies,
See
of
most
Barnsdall
at $4 and
t$l
the
on
does'not
(Including Century Factors,
subsidiary companies,
deposits, $82,500; accounts
pfd. stock
(par $1001,
$2,928,500;
$6
$3,669,029; $4 pref. cumul. stock (no pari,
(cumul.
31 >/4
stock
cents
policy on that class of stock as
contingent upon the future trend
158, p. 946.
be
unamortized
1st
par),
President
post since 1937.
Others
their positions in the company
business
Period End. Sept. 30—
from
special
of
dividend
Period End. Oct. 3i—•
time.
one
of
the
"After
$1;
1127.
E.
Barber Asphalt
;
etc.
of
31'A
preferred stock,
record
Dec., 20.
disbursement
Butler Brothers,
Wholesale
with
and
name
Odium,
158, p.
1943—Company Only
due
158, p.
building diesel
ship propellers,
mounts, hydraulic presses ana turbines, testing
equipment, steel
ing.? and castings, and numerous other products—V.
47,461
$166,671
$128,864
patent rights,
$733,348;
stock
common
30,
$699,575;
$24,462,928.
cumul.
stock
47,110
agreed
held
constructed
at
Chairman
2
46,016
-
$22,606,808;
has
has
locomotive
stepped
482,121
'
.
2)
preferred
of
adjustment of Inventories and other
contingencies.—V.
reconverting
$565,203
478,690
same
B.
amounting to
production devoted
Locomotive
"Profit
Sheet,
$983,650; class A stock
tures,
$642,817
711
exps.____.
expense,
Liabilities—7%
cumul.
116,348
467,227
.
Assets—Investments,
$340,179;
take
$681,552
....
surplus
discount
L.
be
greater
43,989
J.
....
Jr.,
He
tinue
%
....
interest
interest
(No.
4)
and
10
10, June
1944, together with locomo¬
to
During
113,873
(No.
presently interpreted and after the
setting up of
producer
$806,344
March
steels.
Production
taxes-
the
Floyd
sales
Colvin, Jr., and
and
company
$637,563
$761,375
118,558
_
and
expenses
earnings
General
H.
under
said
has
corporation announces that locomotives
Army and the Lend-Lease Administration in
lt'' '. ~:l
42.388
dividend
non-convertible
dividend
Combined
continue
Colvin,
Baldwin
•1941
■
June
10,
10, $1.25.—V.
The
.
1,069
income
Debenture
debt
1943
from
income
Operating
■'
■
March
follows;
Books—
a
Earnings
1
on
as
were
1726.
tives
Company Only—
the
"such
will
reserve
'
-
made
were
Creighton, Vice-PresidentsP. T. Wharton, Secretary;
Iialdeman
Finnie, Treasurer; John
P.
Thomas,
Comptroller;
Lorin
Ferrall,
Metalurgist; and John H. Abbott, Sales Manager.—V. 158,
increase
an
alloy
H.
Devlin
Gas
is
127,376,484
that
earnings,"—V.
28.
its entire
W.
the
This
of
with
company.
p.
Associated
the
ikwh.),
production
report
-
Oct.
will
with
Output—
Corp.
output
units
above
'
1821.
p.
Electric
&
electric
net
8.3%
or
158,
Gas
137.984,798
was
units
ago.—V.
year
of
per share on the com¬
holders of record Nov. 30.
to
10
of Detroit, Mich., has been purchased
by
subsidiary of Atlas Corp., according to an an¬
a
company
year
7 W.
1726.
trustees
payable Dec.
cents .each
75
on
steel
1943—39 Wk.—1942
Associated Gas & Electric Co.—Weekly
holders
announcing
ments
$1
quarterly
cumulative
quarterly payment
15, 1943
,
In
of
regular
5%
.^.'.cumulative convertible
Jan. 3 to
regular
dividend
a
a
the
usual
payable
State
Payments during 1942
Company,
steel
per
$22,541,151 $19,932,123' $62,365,702 $53,051,501
cos._
of
Operations
furnace
store
value,
par
operating organization,
The
Associated Dry Goods Corp.—Sales Continue Higher—
1943—13 Wk?—1942
earned
company was acquired from W. Hv Colvin; Si\, and associates
of Detroit.
The sale occurred as *a result of Mr. Colvin's desire to
retire from active business, the announcement said.
future.
Period End. Oct. 30—
the
and
on
the
and
The
shares of
Sales by sub.
$1,037,710;
1,
share
Corp.—Subsidiary Buys Steel Concern—
nouncement
share on the capital stock represented by voting trust certificates,
payable Nov. 15 to holders of record Nov. 8.
It
total,
surplus,
Monday, November
Dec.
reserves
Rotary Electric Steel Co.
per
near
paid-up
$38,621,322.
Sept. 10, 75 cents each; and Dec.
Atlas
American
dividend
no
10, last.
and
'
initial
an
stock,
Sept.
j,
directors
The
and
directors have declared
Distributions
both
Initial Distribution of 30 Cents to Be Made to Stock¬
holders—
credits, $128,375;
..
the company were to offer
outstanding issue at prices up to but
exceeding 80 flat."
deferred
To Pay $11 Dividend—
Taking
fair
$1,052,400;
capital
$6,094,413;
surplus,
fluctuated
activity.
1950,
$8,797,875;
par),
1943.
affecting the value of these securities,
conclusion
the
of
little
1,
have
to
appears
with
Sept.
on
payable due
for insurance and pensions, $990,625; reserve for
contingencies, inch
renegotiation of war contracts, $964,161; 5% cumul. convertible pre¬
ferred stock ($100 par), $6,859,700; common stock
(263,936.25 shares,
after
bondholders if
the
to
bonds
months,
recent
factors
reached
have
company
purchase
to
not
in
60
these
of
the various
directors
the
value
and
account
the
However,
notes
and
payments depending entirely upon the- current earnings of the
No interest was paid prior to the current year,
the first
"The
to
disturbed.
be
not
ul
issued,
were
appropriated the sum of $60,000
of general mortgage bonds.
non-cumulative as to interest, with
payment being made on March
into
bonds
mortgage
have
cancellation
income
are
first
securities
consideration,
purchase and
the
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
cents
of
with
Hanover
the
Bank
per
record
agents,
for
a
agree¬
National
&
Trust
revolving
Bank
of
Detroit
Co.
of
New
V.
T.
Credit,
York,
and
as
Central
clearing
available
until
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Volume
158
March 2,
1947, in the amount of $250,000,000, to be ar¬
Number 4229
ranged between the Chrysler Corp. and its banking con¬
nections throughout the country.
.
\
To Pay 75-Cent Common Dividend—The directors on
Nov. 5 also declared a dividend of 75 cents per share on
had
disposed
Northern
Atlanta
Ry.
of all of its other operating sub¬
conducts a small interurban rail¬
Co.
Continental Can Co., Inc.—Earnings—•
(Including wholly owned subsidiaries)
between Atlanta and Marietta, Ga.
way
,
the
Transportation
1943,
sidiaries.
1935
Weekly Output—
12 Mos. End.
'
Profit
weekly kilowatt hour output of electric energy of subsidiaries
this corporation adjusted
to show general business conditions of
The
of
before
taxes
Deprec.
&
served for the week ended Nov. 4, 1943, amounted to 244,compared with 221,711,108 for the corresponding week in
1942, an increase of 23,107,830 or 10.42%;
The weekly kilowatt hour output of electric energy of subsidiaries
of
this corporation adjusted to show general business conditions of
June
territory served,
Earnings
182,593
—V.
$5,
par
payable
each; and Sept. 14 and
each.—V. 158, p. 766:
13,
$1
Cincinnati Gas &
•-
The
company
of
N. Y.—V.
York,
1942,
at.
158,
the
for the week ended Oct. 28. 1943, amounted to 250,compared with 220,422,422 for the corresponding week in
as
9 Months
Ended,Sept. 30—
from
operations
£
Depreciation
Cleveland,
Cincinnati,
Chicago
Louis
St.
&
Ry.—
N. Y.,
Bank
Trust Co..
&
will until 12 o'clock Noon
1EWT1
bids for the sale to it of St. Louis Division
bonds dated Nov.
lit
1,
1890 to,
trustee,
Nov.
on
prices not to exceed 105 and
int.—V.
158.
Earn,
share
p.
of
9 Mos. End.
Net
Sept. 30—
Jan.
$16,635,474
945,352
$l,182~7l6
$2.59
$3.40
share
per
♦After
all
charges,
including
rehabilitation
post-war
$3.70
;
and
Federal
taxes,
158,
for
reserve
Connecticut
Period End!
Coca-Cola Co.—Year-End Dividend of $1—
The
directors have
and
declared
the
no
year-end
a
dividend of
$1
per
(Excluding Canadian subsidiary)
+$753,636
U
_
dividends
Earn, per com.
$282,397
99,375
99,375
paid
280,531
1.352,390
845,714
$255,427
$257,864
$1,151,121
$812,570
105,257
105,887
419,340
421.004
& maint.
Net oper.
revenue.
income,
Gross
net.__.._
share...
income
$360,685
deductions-
Income
for
Nil
$1.16
.
Net
and
State
income
of
taxes
of $258,710 and
$363,752
-
72,561
$1,233,574
$1,570,462
296.790
77,331
312,710
500.000
contingencies..
„
,
.
income
(£540,000
totaled
aggregated
surplus
Balance
$286,420
$773,671
$920,864
93,634
89,809
367,538
Colonial Beacon Oil Co.—New Official—
Skehan
has been
elected
a
Vice-President
this
and director of
restated for
$196,612
comparative
$568,278
$486,134
purposes.—-V.
158,
668.
p.
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Output—
company
Nov.
on
ielectricity
tricity
that
announced
10
generated
System
for
purchased)
and
of
output
of Kesbec. Inc., both subsidiaries of the
Standard
Oil
Co.
(New
Jersey).
Mr.
Skehan,
who recently was
appointed manager of
the New York Division of Esso Marketers,
joined the Standard Oil organization 37 years ago as a clerk.— V. 158,
and
week
the
ended
compared with 152,200,000
kwh.
for
the
corresponding week of 1942,
an
increase of 40.6%.
Local distribution of electricity amounted to 205,600,000 kwh,, com¬
pared
with
147.700,000
kwh.
for
the corresponding week of last
year, an increase of 39.2^.—V. 158, p. 1823.
7, 1943, amounting to 214,100,000 kwh.,
p.
director
a
1267.
1943
1942
1941
Net sales & oper. revs._ $12,186,850 $12,812,160 $12,320,329
Costs, bad accts.. etc.__
9.986,108
9,923,637
9,079,378
Depl., deprec., etc.-...—
925,914
871.510
729,878
It
$6,382,039
5,035,620
548,454
402,181
425,510
333,662
509.334
522,779
428,268
$323,416
$1,105,499
$1,562,784
28,520
27.872
23.683
32,951
gold
income
Total
Int.
C.
on
F.
bonds
Int.
—
C.
on
bonds
F.
—
Oth.
int.
Fed.
&
:
$351,936
—
I
&
!&
the
27.459
Earnings
42
26
It
+
+539,100
+713,300
36,300
per
"$161,702
563,620
563.620
stock...
share
anticipated that
terms
for
the
563,620
563,620
$1.20
$0.12
50.7 i
Coulter
has
Vice-President
in
pro¬
grams.—V. 158, p. 1823.
Commercial Investment Trust Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns.
Federal
Earns,
—V.
1943—3 Mos.—1942
$2,529,202
$3,684,085
$0.71
$1.01
158, p. 1240.
$8,817,440 $11,285,985
$2.43
$3.10
the
Solvents Corp.
deposited
will
be
Fed
bef.
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
1943—3 Mos.—1942
and
1,774,850
1,693,500
4,423,150
5,511,600
$527,016
$0.20
$1,988,629
$0.75
$1,670,927
$0.63
cxc.
profits iaxes_______
v
Net
profit
♦Earnings per share
$0.29
♦On-2,636,878 shares of common
Note—Provisions
nine months
and
for Fedeial
respectively,
post-war refund
1942.—V. 158, p.
Act of
stock.
bonds
mentioned
lowest prices
in
of
excess
excess
gives notice that it proposes to apply up
of approximately $1,200,000 to the pur¬
be
declaration
has
Accrued interest on
it considers available.
which
1240.
the
of the amounts required, after
profits tax, under the Revenue
figures given in last week's
Commonwealth
&
filed
been
with
SEC
the
regarding the
A
The Raleigh Gas Co.
proposes to sell all its assets to Charles B.
Zeiglcr, of Gastonia, N. C., such assets consisted of property, real and
personal used in the manufacture and distribution at retail of manu¬
of
selling
its
the City of
in
of
nominee)
the
in
gas
$217,870
cash
all
except
(a)
Raleigh,
the
outstanding
company
any
parent
company,
income
and
Federal
and
on
Southern
Corp.—See.
basic purchase price
by the purchaser (or his
obligations, and liabilities of
N. C., for a
contracts,
existing at the time of the closing of the proposed
indebtedness then owed by*the selling company to
and (b) any liability of the selling company for
profits
excess
158,
p.
1823,
Southern
Corp.—Seeks
Authority
the preferred stock of $1 per share was declared by
on Nov, 9 subject, however, to an order of the
of directors
Exchange Commission. The payment is proposed to be
made 28 days after the date of the Commission's order to the holders
of preferred stock at the close of business on the 14th day after the
date of such order.
A distribution of 75 cents per share was made on
preferred stock on Oct. 11, last.
directors also authorized application to the' SEC for approval
the Atlanta Northern Ry. Co. in'order to complete
disposition by its wholly owned subsidiary, Transportation Securi¬
Corp., of its investments in transportation subsidiaries. By Oct. 1,
The
to
directly acquire
the
ties
and
5,251,737
$3,574,874
$3,449,940
$9,823,039
$9,638,484
340,245
221,843
1.158,765
981,698
15,614
:
of
427,616
46,841
cer¬
exps.
on
-
notes___.
11,625
for
$3,595,087
______
to
$3,630,120 $10,453,052
$9,553,550
re¬
distri¬
use
303,944.
.
inc.—unrestricted
$3,595,087
share..
com.
provision
and
2,779
900,000
accrued
as
per
39,160
2,704
war
earnings
0Includes
18,790
1,316
300,000
income
Earns,
6,915
1,813
post
bution and
137,625
6.593
corporation
stricted
34.875
ints
contingencies
line
49,045
2
min.
to
833,960
——
long-
on
interest
Net
$3,687,397 $11,409,420 $10,567,073
debt
Provision
excess
$3,326,176
$0.77
$0.71
estimated
for
profits
.303,944
$10,453,052
State
taxes based
$2.23
income
on
$9,249,606
taxes.
$1.97
also
present rates.
Federal
Federal
and
State
oil
and
gasoline excise taxes are not included
in
operating
charges and the amounts collected in respect thereto are not included
in gross operating income.
The amount of such taxes paid for
(or
accrued)
during the nine months' period of 1943 totaled $14,680,434,
and
of
1942
totaled
Condensed
$16,422,980.
Consolidated
Balance
Sheet
at
Sept.
HO,
194H
Assets—Cash, $15,636,358; U. S. Government securities at cost,
$3,585,056; notes and accounts receivable (less reserve of
$180,000),
$13,370,529; due from controlled companies on current account, $40,258;
inventories
of
$18,596,975;
notes
crude
oil
and
inventories,
receivable—not
refined
products
$1,803,778;
other
$525,711;
current,
(at lower
than
assets,
market),
$169,320;
in
current
investments
advances
and
companies not consolidated (net), $6,033,644; other invest¬
met), $5,820,288; property accounts (less reserves
for depreciation, depletion, and
intangible development, costs of $146,613,515), $81,093,626; unadjusted debits and sundry assets, $639,008;
prepaid insurance, royalties, taxes, etc., $1,445,666; total, $148,760,215.
ments
and
advances
payable to banks due within one year, $600,000;
payable, $11,831,160; due to controlled companies on current
accounts
account, $203,192;
provision
to
for
banks,
taxes
for
the
1943
year
accrued
estimated
liabilities, $132,016;
accrued taxes including
tax, $6,515,363; notes payable
obligations—not current, $1,388,706;
Federal
$2,500,000;
income
purchase
deferred
credits, $264,272; minority interests, $101,600; reserves for
insurance, annuities and contingencies (including provision for post¬
war
contingencies
of
$900,000), $2,783,235; capital stock
(par
$5),
surplus, $49,102,900; earned surplus since Dec.
$23,692,967;
capital
31,1932, $49,644,806;
total,
$148,760,215.—V. 158,
Coin Products Refining
113.
p.
Co.—Earnings—
(Including Its Subsidiary Sales Companies)
9 Mos. End.
Sept. 30—
Profit
from
1943
income
Total
Fed.
1942
operation.., $16,665,928
1941
$8,428,408
taxes.
803,602
1,281,441
1,539,039
$17,606,749
Income
and State
$23,637,672
$16,761,073
$9,967,447
*10,572,158 *16,120,170
;
1,125,000
$5,909,591
°8,273,696)
1,125,000
________
profit
1940
$22,834,070 $15,479,632
940,821
Depreciation
$6,392,502
dividends
3,898,431
1,125,000)
$7,362,376
$6,069,016
1.290,093
1,290,103
1,290,125
1,290.124
4,924,699
5,433,182
5,692,500
5,692,500
t$305,202
+$330,783
9,786.802
9,847,016
$9,481,601
$9,516,233
_
dividends
Surplus
Surplus, Dec.
.
Surplus,
or
any-
31
Sept.
Earn, per sh.
000
shs.
$1.83
$15,238,598 $15,674,618
iv-%
$2.01
$2.40
$1.89
$5,260,000
in 1943, $11,200,000 in 1942 and $3,735,000 in
profits tax and $902,158 in 1943, $1,020,170 in 1942 and
for excess
$1,125,000
+$913,608
16,588,226
-"-yv">'.■■■■'
stock
$25)
(par
1941
30
$379,752
14,858,846"
2,530,-
on
com.
'Includes
in
1941
for
taxes
other
than
income.
tDeficit.—V.
158,
1439.
p.
outstanding securities of The Raleigh Gas Co. are owned by Con¬
and pledged under an indenture securing certain bonds, as¬
by Consolidated Electric and Gas Co., known as Federated
Crown
solidated
Utilities, Inc. first lien collateral trust bonds, 5'/a %
1,
1957.
The
Consolidated
the
form
of
either
in
in
the
p.
by Raleigh
of
payment
are
Drug Co.—October Sales Increased
Month of October—
Sales
—V.
will
then
retirement of bonds by
will be held Nov.
the purchase there¬
15 before the SEC.—V.
'
158,
'
Consolidation Coal Co., Inc.
Gross
operating
Reserve
for
Federal
Depreciation
Federal
$968,990
$3,227,160
profit
165,836
$997,386
$3,392,996
100,247
224,433
339,907
339,'274
865,101
depl._
274,214
450,658
Earn,
per
share__
com.
158, .p.
$454,765
.
,
$0.92
Nov.
19.
March 25
have
stock,
'After
914,582
ended
243,009
1,140,080
$1,163,382
$1,276,009
$2.32
declared
and
Dec.
28,
par
$2.56
a
dividend
of
value,
50
for
Dividend—
cents
per
share
1942.—V.
158,
551,600
%
p.
669.
$464,398
$1,628,386
—40 Weeks Ended—
Oct. 3. '42
interest,
depreciation,
$448,639
Federal
before provision for Federal
9,
1943,
amounts to
income
'.085%';
•
Oct.
Oct. 9, '43
$66,184
$144,915
income
the
Oct. 3, '42
$277,751
and
tax
all
other
...
income tax for the 40 weeks
$932,$12,;find, compares with $505,002
1729.
corresponding period of 1942.—1,58, .p.
fion.
Pays All Arrearages-
per
$8
directors
cumul.
record
on
Oct. 9, '43
charges.
Net
payable Dec. 6 to holders of record
This compares with 25 cents paid on Sept. 17, last, and on
no
51,114
100,000
—12 Weeks Ended—
1130.
directors
8,421
$3,403,989
income
7%
common
72.000
168,016
______________
2,331,100
Cushman's Sons, Inc.—Earnings—
972,373
$314,856
$0.61
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.—Larger
The
1941
544,819
1,955,500
tax
earnings 2.
158, p. 1729.
The
the
1942
$36,923,493 $37,944,385
.5.527,505
prof, tax
Period—
$3,502,871
taxes
inc.
Net
-V.
81,925
73,018
__________
excess
$3,420,946
28,396
'
Net
—V.
and
income
income
on
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
69,137
■_/
1943
$46,216,525
revenue
Reserve for State income taxes.,
$1,183,519
—
(& Subs.)— Earnings-
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Reserve for Federal
Interest
$890,821
1529.
Curtis Publishing Co.
be
.
Other income.
1942
$906,358
158, p.
Earns, bef. Fed. & State taxes
on the matter
1.7%—
1943
inter-company
and
market.
open
hearing
1823.
sale
liquidating dividends,
latter company
bonds and used to effect the
of
series, due March
to be paid over to
indebtedness or in
deposited by the
with the. trustee under the indenture securing the above
proceeds of the
"Chronicle" are
V.
Securities and
the
238,786
5.623,942
$3,915,119
bank
Other
assumption
Period End. Sept. 30—
1943—3 Mos.—1942
1943—9 Mos.—1942
Sales, royalties, etc
$10,064,555 $11,169,265 $28,273,461 $34,109,856
Oper. exps., taxes, etc._
8,881,037
10,200,275
25,046,301
30,688,909
$1 Preferred Dividend—Proposed Acquisition—
dividend
276,332
1,813,784
(net)
exp.
Applic.
596,054
83,393
1,812,783
income
*Net
board
the
809,638
following
transactions:
$1,252,656
to Pay
145,367
leaseholds
Net
.
&
222,668
sale
Common
.
Commonwealth
5,163,076
5,658,723
leaseholds.
92,977
Preferred
—
30, 1942, were about $517,000
1345.
weekly production
of
57,291,903
5,210,739
5,324.571
retirements,
on
term
funds of Consolidated.
paid out of other
Raleigh Gas Co. Assets
A
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Correction—
The
those
61,970,641
1.768,882
2,187,540
income
Interest
sum
in the over-the-counter market, of such bonds,
will
acquired
so
To Sell
«
income and excess profits taxes for the
and the quarter ended Sept.
$156,000.
deducting
$6,411,779' $7,182,527
$2,220,516
$768,305
inc.
Federal
19,43—9 Mos.—1.942
$2,543,155
taxes„;__.
19,840.059
2,271,408
Other
sumed
Prof.
22.272.319
&
tain
the trustee thereunder, or to reimbure
of the above bonds of Southern Cities
by
purchase,
employed.
Consolidated
above
the
at
All
Period End. Sept. 30—
Other
Profit
Net
1943—9 Mos.—1942
1942
admin.
Depletion
to
Subs.) —Earnings—
-3 Mos.-
prior years.
,
Commercial
amount
the
indenture,
the
chase, through brokers,
sale
taxes
share..
income
per com.
1943—9 Mos.—1942
the
and presently pledged under the
sale will be made on or about
'
-V- ^7%%-
to be
Accordingly,
to
factured
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net profit after chgs. &
the
the SEC, by order entered on Oct. 27, has permitted
to apply such sum to the acquisition of such bonds, upon
however, that the company notify the holders of Southern
Utilities Co. bonds of its intention to make such purchases and
method
A
charge of
(&
1943
$32,227, 035 $29,288,965 $89,038,902 $83,838,764
.;...
costs,
company
the
1943,
System, Inc.—New V.-Pres.—
elected
been
&
develop,
Deprec.
condition,
Nil
for excess profits tax of $48,300 in
of
purchase
company for
Utilities Co. and
1942 and $422,500 in 1941.—V. 158, p. 1240.
Columbia Broadcasting
Douglas
$679,164
■
tlncludes provision
<!Loss.
$400,250
$79,237
receive 'in
to
sold by Consolidated,
is
the
available
410
107,300
chgs.
taxes
Co.
Liabilities—Notes
$1,200,000 in cash, which the
payment for the stock of Peoples Gas
io.
Under
Cities
137,940
137,940
137,940
Oil
income
Surrendered
states:
will
approximately
of
sum
to be
indenture.
..
137,940
Net
$304,900 in
56,037
Corp.
inc.
profit
Shares capital
$68,985
56,037
there
that
expects
about
Co.,
the
"r
I.
misc.
State
$1,586,468
56,037.
_________
&
$1,133,371
To Expend
Trust
company
Nov.
Co.
-L—
—
be deposited with Central Hanover
Co., trustee of the 30-year 5%
1st lien and coll. trust
bonds series A of Southern Cities Utilities Co. (assumed by con¬
expected
&
the
.
(Inc.)
■
solidated),
$36,034
"
Income
is
Bank
477,934
exps._
profit.
oper.
Other
Gas Co.
&
George E. Devendorf, President,
1940
30—
473,479
Ordinary taxes
Selling & admin.
Net
Consolidated Electric
$1,200,000 In Purchase of Southern Cities Utilities Co.
Earnings—
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp. (& Subs.)
$2,82
to controlled
Bonds—
3 Mos. End. Sept.
2,853,971
$2.51
1,980.006
elec¬
,
company
2,583,971
Taxes
352.586
$194,490
to surplus—
♦Figures
Nov.
2,583.971
$1.87
$1.63
expenses
*
Intang.
income
The
Other income amounted to $17,459.
As
of
Aug.
28,
1943, the
company s
earned
$8,138,774,—V. 158, p. 84.
2,853.971
1729.
p.
oper.
Net
$288,124
of net inc.
Total reserv.
+Net profit
provision for Fed¬
$.1,534,887 for this
5,941,719
$8,944,485
share-.™
oper.
Pipe
period.
H.
1943—12 Mos.—'61942
$6,119,178
$4,506,347
3,201,026
2.449,258
414,641
398,806
depreciation and Federal and State income taxes.
from operations before depreciation
F.
1943—3 Mos.—1* 1942
Sept. 30—
Statement
259,049
■
Aug. 30,'41
$1,300,320
100,500
$2,15
Aug. 28,'43 Aug. 29,'42
profit
Preferred
158,
Interest
Lighting—Income
&
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
6 Mos. Ended—
eral
Railway
par
Collins & Aikman Corp.
♦After
484.
p.
depreciation...
Prov.
"Net
158,
revenue
exps.
Other
9,482,191
$7,381,502
stk.
common
per
Net oper. income
a
$1,324,799
685,674
100,730
quarterly dividend of 75 cents
usual
share on the common
value, both payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Dec. 1.
.A year-end distribution of SI was also made on Dec. 15 of last year.
—V. 158, p. 1729.
snare
stock,
$0.21
$1,512,426
894,697
103,253
Operating
Oper.
1031.
p.
7.943,653
$5,353,762
par)...^__„.
Costs,
—
declared
have
1941—V.
31,
$69,134
$1.25
special dividend of 25 cents per
stock, no par value, payable Dec. 1 to holders
15.
This compares with a special of 50 cents paid on
special of 40 cents on Jan. 31, 1942, and one of 25 cents
Nov.
Prov; for
per
$408,564
'
Total prov.. for taxes—
estimated
contingencies.—V.
for
••'($20
funded
$32,832,343
profit1,299,070
Earnings
taxes.—1,115,475
1941
1942
1943
sales——.—_
record
on
9,518,990
$4,644,167
common
June 30, last, a
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co.—Earnings—
"Net
the
on
1942
$345,674
156,520
120,000
$5,255,818
131,779
—
directors
The
exhaust $54,214.61
1940
&
Period End. Sept.. 30—
1943
—
share
per
Special Dividend
mortgage
1st collateral trust
amount sufficient to
an
Broadway, -New
15, 1943 receive
70
of
Gross
■
•
—2L--
-
Profit
Central Hanover
York,
'
and excess profits
Federal income
Tenders—
The
inc.
taxes—
Net profiL__
^
Shares
Inc.—Earnings—
(Including Domestic Subsidiaries)
Profit
886.
p.
est.
profits
1941
29,760,171, or 13,50%.—V. 158, p. 1729.
increase of
an
Conde Nast Publications,
1, 1943, a total
105xk and int.
trustee, One Wall St.,
Trust Co..
Irving
excess
1942
$14,163,157 $13,297,415 $11,863,693 $14,886,204
as
Continental
Called—
Co.—Bonds
Electric
14, 75- cents
Dec.
territory
818,938
has called for redemption as of Dec.
J.st mtge. VM'/t
bonds, due 1967, at
$71,000 of
Payment will be made
New
1943, to
14,
Dec.
Nov.
record
of
*1943
;
19, 1943.
Similar distributions
were made on March 13, June 14 and Sept. 14, this year.
Payments during 1942 were as follows: March 14 and
stock,
common
holders
Sept. 30—
deprec. &
Nov.
preferred
This
15.
share and
all
4
Nov.
on
declared
stock,
arrears
of $7 per share on the
payable b'ec. 1 to holders of
quarterly dividend of $1.75
this issue.
No action was taken on the
par
the
covers
on
a
dividend
$100,
current
cumul. preferred stock.
Distributions
stock
on
March
totaling
1,
$3.50 each
June
1
and
were
Sept.
1,
made
this
on
the
year,
7%
and
preferred
on
Dec.
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William Dana Seibert, President; William D. Riggs, Business Manager.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue-on Monday], Other
offices: Chicago—In charge of Fred H. Gray, Western Representative, Field Building (Telephone State 0613). London—Edwards & Smith, 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E.C. Copyright 1943 by William
B
Dana Company. Reentered as second-class-matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States and Possessions,
$26.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $27.50 per year.
South and Central America, Spain, Mexico and Cuba, $29.50 per year; Great Britain, Continental Europe (except Spain), Asia, Australia
and Africa, $31.00 per year, NOTE: On account of the fluctuations in the rates of exchange, remittances for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
The Commercial
1,
1936
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
3942,
while
in, each
the
of
payments of
preceding quarters
12
{jbn
Arrearages
$64
amount" to
share
preferred
Dec.
of
as
$2 per share on Dec.
issue was
1,
stock,
1935.—V.
2,
158,
payment
1942
$2.32
$1.55
$3.88
."follows:
Period End. Oct.-31—
78,368
134,502
1,577,190
profit
1943—3 Mos,—-1942
1943—12 Mos.—1942.
$$460,769 '$$2,142,043"
••.
$227,727
-
share
per com.
"■Before
provision
Stale
income
taxes
$608,572;
taxes,
$1,798,025
/
480,767
profit
without
at
ance
with
operations, $8,330,010; other deductions, $211,931; bal¬
$8,118,079; miscellaneous other incomer, $54,140; total, $8,172,220;
estimated Federal income and excess profits taxes less post-war credit,
etc.,
for
and
applicable to the .calendar-,
Federal
consideration
S.
amortization
of
excess
profits
1942..
been
-,
,,,
computed
post-war
for
credits;- which will be-determined
subject, to renegotiation • of; contracts
1943
Government.
'
■
,
Net
1943-
A. Downey,; President, in letter to stockholders'states:
Company lias completed the renegotiation of wits 1942 business. In
September, "1943, an agreement was reached ■; with the War
Depart¬
ment,
Philadelphia Grdnance District, Hriee Adjustment
Section,
.wljereby the company agreed to refund to the War Department tlte
$4,470,027
sales
Net
profit from operations
/
-
1941
1942
$6,693,627
$5,705,480
238,694
327,969
282,331
sum
"
taxeS/&
profits
excess
228,525,
/
113,7io
,
150,810
of
tion
Less provision for Federal income,&
.
403
Act,
Net
;
$99,444
Income
share------
Earnings per common
charging $23,041 for depreciation
and $26,419 in 1942.—V. 158, p. 1729.
$0.50
,
1942,
the
the
the
As
Decca
Records, Inc.—Earn ings1941
1940
$519,651
$248,964
388,325
388,325
388,325
$1.75
sha res,..u./
$1.43
Earnings per share—.
*
After
for
reserve
*
Federal
profits taxes
excess
1942 and
in
life
June
(including
The
1941').;
first
recently
announced
refunding bonds where -tender
The expiration date of the period for delivery of bonds tendered
Oct. 29 (see V. 158, p. 1439).—V, 158, p. 1823.
See
Machine
Tool
Corp. •below.- -V,
Diamond Alkali Co.—No
Tim
directors have declared
share
■per
of
Dec.
Nov.
The
but
27,
took
ization
*
par" $20.
action
no
on
Dec.
130.
and
expansion
made
advisable.—V, 158,
the
for
reserves
this
omission
of
the
post-war
V.
Period End. Oct. 31— :
The
above
stores,—V.
sales
158.
include
those
of
modern¬
A
the
//: /-■.///"/ •'.
"16,
."Excess
"profits,
profits
"The
have
"On
the
12
not
is believed
Months
Ended
after
V
sh.
per
div.
Sept.
the
set
reserve
of
class
coin,
Co.-
*>Before
•f45'.;
share.;;
with
to
respect
profits taxes.
•excess
Dome Mines,
9" Mos. Ended
Bullion
•1 levelopmeni,
and
surtaxes
1943
:
$643,159
$2.16
and
90';
profits taxes.
with
respect
excess
holders
profits
the
1940
2,023,497
2,0.60,100
982,300
983,127
1,346,754
Outside
explor;
Reserved
Foreign
for
171,285
29,288
30,000
22,717
/.;/
Net
$1,899,317
$2,430,770
492,549
470,527
est.—
$2,188,581
----
share..-.-
1,946,688 shares
$2,391,866
-
,
V.
158,
Dow
p;
(value
134(5.
;
-
■
Chemical
$2,901,298
of
.tor
each
Nov,
lu.
<>f (50,000
stock,
$105
a
$1.49
$1.56
capital stock,
•
Oct., 1943
//V/'
in
the
$501,719
new
share
ol
.
■
underwriting agreement'between the company and Smith,
Barney
was
signed in .Newt York on November 8 whereby any of the
preferred stock not. subscribed by the common stockholders will be
<aken up by the bankers for subsequent
public, offering. The common
stockholders
until
3
There
p.m.,
80
underwriters
Nov.
listed
to
22
exercise
for
the
Dov;
of
their
Chemical
preferred stock to the common stockholders.
Barney & Co., other principal members of the
iP'otip are Morgan, Stanley & Co., Dillon.
those
1943,
5'r
Read
&
Company's
by
underwriting
Co., Kuhn, Loeb &
inc.
alter Fed.
'
ot'
$0.11'
i-
17.4
5.2
any
for
Federal
income
*
•
com¬
'
;
for
present
by
the
become
the.
the
the
time
same
payable
be
become
upon
has
to
no
of
$100
•A
provisions of
to
are
preceding fiscal
in
of decreases
-
in
that
at
year.
Nov.
30,
oi
extra
25
oi
dividend
companies,
of
a
present/intention
4T
■'
;-'•
50
per
of
share
$1
per
have
U.
Est. '
cents
was
disbursed
on
to
S.
S.
leered
exc.
taxes
Sept.
record
last.—V,
1,
stock,
common
p.
..
■
dividend of - 50
stock, no par value,
ments
June
marie
25, 75
cents
per
share has
dividend
of 25
cents
per
•stock, par $1, payable Dec. 21
payment this year was same
25
cents
declared
An
prof,
down
each
were
p. -1440.-
made
on
to
declared on the
holders of record Dec. 6.
amount
March
20.
Sept,
June
'
20
22.
181,280,507-167,386.263
28,080,201
86,365
26,775.210
V;
649,828
8,127,170
27,425,038
3.396,000 / 1,664,520
1,712,000
2,615,000
10,996.000
profit
tax
■
,
on
6,200.000
4,712,000
.
•9,600.000
...
302,000
276,477-
795,000 //:■
580.000
269,000
1,523,672
957,000
3,302,173
9,398,366
8,969.208
168,750
506,250
pre-
•/■/::' •/. i
506.250
upplic./ to
3,013,085/
share
3.133,423
8,892,110.
8,462.958
of
stock
other
;
$0,544
adjustments
Motors
totaling
General
Michigan
no
with
$0,597
$1,605
si;gix
in
at
the
the
at
end
fiscal
of
first
two
As
year.
quarters
the
of
provision
1943,
present Time suff icient t o
cover
Corp.—Subcontracting in Michigan-
$384:307,433
Motors
stood
General
business
in'1942.
first
Motors,
in
with
the
the
among
States
accounting
1942.1 It
.
for
also
was
corporation.
in
39/
over
the
1939
figure.
In
Number
1919,
of
3,516
of
in
suppliers furnishing "war materials or
1.942 was ,26'f of the U. S.-total and
.in
dollar
28/
first
and
volume
the
U.
number
services
to
business
total
firms
Motors
increase: of
an
transacted
1857.
of
doing
subcontractors
General
represented
p.
of
S.
of
Michigan
companies
ness totaling $206,120,130' with GM.-V, 158,
•
■
busi¬
.
General Precision Equipment
Corp.—Earnings—
9 Months Ended
♦Consolidated
.*After
of
tax
1942.
'•
26,306,208
-
were
received by- 4,913 Michigan f;nns
according to an analysis just completed
/of the corporation's purchasing records.. This was, an
increase of 86'iover the figure for
1939,,last normal year of peacetime business.
•••/.■
common
19
407.093
•
&
stock
General
extra
Distributions
and: Sept.
25,899.115
.
168,750
per
and
orders
common
.....
25,702.156:
totaling
possible
and other year-end adjustments;
no. provisions is
being made for contingencies in the third
quarter.—V. 158, p. 1857.
■■'y
Only other
on
-
T942
inventory writedowns
Pay 25-Cent Dividend—
share has been
•'
-:
3,181,835
,$1,390,572,624
the
v
>
9 Mos
7,436,887
8,591,835
contingencies made
$1,523,672, is considered
670.
on
—
tax
for
payable Jan. 1 to holders of record Dec.-15.
Pay¬
during 1943 follow: Jan. 1, 50 cents; April
1, 25 cents;
cents; and Oct. 1, 25 cents.—V.
158, p. 1347'"•■•:
Fcrro Enamel Corp.—To
—V.. 158,
been
1943
.
Faultless Rubber Co.—-50-Cent Distribution—
■/>• V
A
1
and Canada
^Including proportionate share of profits or losses of
subsidiary
/companies not consolidated/ " tProvision for possible
inventory write-"
...
,,
Nov. TO
158;
S.
8,040.805
stock
common
>-
'
'r/
.
&
income
divs,
■Net "■profit
from
.
v
—
9,643;160
income
common
other
•
1531.
gen, exp.
surtax)
lor
Net
but subject to
to .compare favorably
the
on
held Nov. 10,- V. 158,
p.
was
57,287,334
Net" profit
-
and
declared
reorganization*.
301,846
foreign
Prov.
.
-Net working capital is now
1942,'and the increase, is-re¬
holders of
plan of
41.809,642 126,416.096 115,784 992
•profits tax
tProv.. lor contingencies
•
4i%
rate, of
,
lo
61,343,436
contingencies
Est.
calling
in'all
regis¬
a
proposes
>
43,410,287
income
(inch
"share and the usual quarterly dividend
been
1
proposed
1943—3 Mos".—1942
charges
Est.) U.
government/obligations. • Cash
also
increased
substantially -* as' a"
other current asset accounts.—V.
158, p. 390. ■
both,payable Dog,
General
sales load.
proposed plan of reorganization
which, in effect, will l-esult in their
Corp.—Earnings
ol"goods sold, infreight charges
.Profit" before
special
of-
the
tins'
a
terms of the
the application
on
•5'SeIling, adm.,
,
cents
par. value,
a
(Including wholly owned subs, in U.
•
the
& Co.—Extra Dividend—
which
of
of
fiom
consummation«
call
cltfd.
and
-
in
Net./sales
of
share
expected
to. permit The
company,
certificates.
per
the
adjustments,
Act
(ct
•/:.,/■:';-'•'/..,
hearing
Cost
,
stockholders/covering
.
said
company/
.
exempting it
the"imposition
directors,
share
entitled
at
order
an
>/
Colony—
*
stock/ which is
.dividends, would
one
1277.
p;
8,289,989
exchange of
redeemable
letter
corporation
holder
of
investment
Period End. Sejit. 30—
the
-
common'stock
accrued
1940'for
(d»
without
investment
Colony is
and
of
'80.10
amounted ' to
registered open-end investment
application pursuant to Section 6
Preferred
board
and
to
680.470
1,578,697
$0.50
a
an
lo
.
5 "c- preferred
share and
per
closed-end
its shares
"Other
stock
Corp.,
Company Act of
Under the
1941,
-f
9
1,301,010
/,/
the
1943
iieriod
$1,515,161.- -V. 158,
in
period
$986,188
1,578,697
$0.40
..
taxes
1942
combination,
.:
-
,
$50,252; 1942, $8,366; and
Nov.
1.240,826
General Foods
'• $1.09
tax
produce
proposed transaction with Old Colony Investment
Trust,
both
1941
,/«
aircraft
to
for redemption all of its
outstanding debentures
is to pay or make
provision for the payment of all of its liabilities
other than liabilities to its
shareholders as such.
Thereafter* all, of
Old Colony's
remaining assets, (except a small cash reserve) will be.
transferred to General in
exchange for shares of General which, taken
■at net asset value, will
equal the market value of the assets transferred..
Old Colony will then
liquidate and distribute the shares of General, to¬
ils shareholders,'
Adjustments for fractional shares will be made fronv
the cash reserve.
23.5
-
new
$2,816,177
1,578,697
Old
—♦
t
$0.21
R
•
taxes/
The proposed transaction is
part of
of
fOn 1,23T,500 shares
'
S3.143.000
outstdg,.... / ;.
Federal
Capital
t
'
profits taxes.
preferred
of
a
tered
Pet.:
.
$0.20
but; before
-and
Amount
1942
Income
stk.
com.
filed with the SEC
•issue
-
of
203,763
$0.21
depletion
and
taxes
per^-common share-—..
provisions of Section 22
'.
■'
inc.
R,__,;,„___
Investment
a
plan
at
government
An
subscription
Headed
:
•
'
-
Sept. 25,'43 Sept. 26/42 Sept. 27/41
Federal
:
General
p.
$133,474 ;; : $254,049 ) $1,347,260
was
however,., the
the
170,959
$0.09
f ■_
General Capital Corp^—Deal With Old
•.
,
of $6 per share,
stock would
for
71,881
$0.06
%
Baking Co.- Estimated Earnings—
before
Note—Estimated
•
providing
$105
Fairbanks,,Morse
A
arc
;
-
-Earnings—
excess
i
$1,902,174 and in the
corresponding
4,916
larger holdings of cash
obligations have
,
offering
.Smith,
have
Net
15,-
.
28,298
19,587
larger than
exchange
preferred
Co.
rights.
■
the
1943
share
the
year-end
47,568
_
charges,
,
preferred
of business
preferred for the outstanding 5',t
inc.
(est.)
taxes,
and
result
new
.
.
•
with
annual
and
An
3c
compared
79,053
flected
one
Net
Light- Corp.;, and
94,605
approved
at
and
*$2.4i
including depreciation
for taxes.—V.
158, p, 671.
Earnings
<•'
*•••". ?
162,595
somewhat
fiye shares of common stock held at the close
Approval was also voted for the share for share
shares of the
with
that
present
with
Preferred
ratio -ol
...y~
preferred
audit
/
Co.—New
v.
corporation's charter would
respects apply without change to the 4'/
preferred stock. •
Earnings for the current fiscal year, after
Oct., 1942
$471,514
profit,
General
has
*
Power-
■
plan
time
$1,926,648
$2.73
39 Weeks Ended—
48,041)
annual
The
J;
-
Sept., 1943
of$470,046
share
as
575.
each
of
$2,182,539
$0,80
'
corporation recently announced it has
organized a
manufacturing company/ the Airborne Transports, Inc.,
large troop gliders on the Pacific Coast.—V.
158, p. 888.
stock for redemption.
The usual quarterly'^dividend at
rate.of 5T would be payable on
Jan./l, 1944, and,quar¬
terly dividends thereafter would-be payable'at the
meetings of the stockholders and directors held or. Nov. 8
plans
were approved for the sale.of
24.9,741 shares of new $4 dividend cumu¬
lative preferred stock, series A, to be offered to the
common
.stock¬
at
%
99,521
after
dividends;
4',.
Al
holders
«.•v
"
1942
preferred
the
Stock Issue
Ap.proved-4-Oil'er to Common Stockholders Underwritten—
Exchange Oiler to 5% Prefererd Stockholders—
•
Electric
\" ' *
a
any
•plan" states
$3,037,621
$1,123'
81.12
,
output
• •••,."
97.640
outstanding
stock
4'T
accrued
453,381
per
at
payment
The
$2,584,240
474,059
holder
preferred
cash
$1,714,523
to
the
in. accordance
194,598
Moith of—
Bullion
The
81,524
earnings1.
profit,
-On
82,081
profit..-—
Operating
|
190,893
corporation will vote at
callable
paid,
of funds/.
Miscellaneous
:i:Earnings
27,000
.:
deprec..//
exchange
transfer
on
expense
of
$641,619
$0.85
•
General American Transportation
Corp.—New Sub.—I
S56.507
1943
p,
719,000
$2,645,648
The
special meeting called for Dec. TO, 1943,
upon
a
plan for reducing the annual charge for
dividends/on the
corporation's $7,306,000 of preferred stock capital, in lieu of a
redemp¬
tion of the stock, out of
treasury funds or by public or private sale
of
other securities.
George W. Johnson, President,, states-That the
present plan has been selected by the directors after
careful
con-/
sidcration with Goldman, Sachs &
Co., of many alternatives.
$5,95
955,140
.....
•;...
share__•_'•
158,
774,000
.
share
reserve
$104,547
;
1943.:
follows;
as
Lght. Co.
profit
According
to
1941
..
were
stock.
$2,956,539
215.000
$678,280
—
"!After.'.all
$247,823
•
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R
Emlicott Johnson Corp.^-To Create New
4%
Issue—To Be Exchanged for 5% Preferred-
S3.58
■/.
excess
$5,867,625
.
'
,
Light Co.,
Light Co.,
three months ended Sept.
30,
$1,004,543
'883.437
and
est..;-;...'.;
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Corp.Lgt. Co-
per
common
$453,838.—V.
'
for taxes,
&
&
Note—Net
427,854
1,649,856
opeiv
of
1.138,151
1942
$4,356,897
general costs
I'rov.
''t:ti
•
•/...'"After Federal income.and
2,570,548
$5,016,753
-r
Pwr.
Pwr.
TEarnings
'
1941
S 17,233,290
Ltd.—Earnings
Sept. 30
>
Pwr. & Lgt.
—h:.
income, surtaxes, and
1942
.
Services, Inc.—Weekly Input—
&
$856,619
275,000
company's net
of
Cuban-Am.
in' net
Per
t
Electrolux Corp. (& Subs.)
•
•
_
4,417.403
$1,033,835
normal
production 2, —.V
_
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
•'"'Not profit ■
SAfter deducting post-war credit of
158, p. 982.
tax of $401,242.—V,
J
Power
•
$953,280
of
earns,
110,073
The
above figures do not include
the system, inputs
panies not appearing in both periods.-—V.
158, p. 1824.
$2.10
13,532,325
S3.48
Federal
2__i
1,
profit
and
-
Manganese Corp. inch
•
$1.99
.
Net
Portion
$357,895
—-—Thousands of Kilowatt-Hours'
Elec.
being
1942
1942
5,313,176
™
estimated
•
&
76
1943—9 Mos.—1942
excess
taxes '
(
1
1942-1—:.
1942...
in surplus as of Jan.
during T942
NatT.
£3,878,099 j"/.;'.t241,919
•
:
;
per
income for
Power
$147
'
and" State-
period of 1942.—V„ 158, p.,..770;":
1943- 3 Mos.—1942
Earnings.-per share.,.
•
on
Operating Subs, of
$871,770
"
1943
•.
profit
effect
."•
.
same
the
(over
-Increase-
574.
p.
profits tax/ j
post-war, adjustments--;.401,242'
'Earnings
•week
stock,
158.
1942
the
i
and
$849,924
excess
for
and
For the week ended Nov.
4, 1943, the System inputs of client operat¬
companies
of
Ebasco
Services
Inc.,
which
are. subsidiaries
of
■./•/,
-Earnings—
//Est. Fed. normal inc. and surtaxes;|
Net
effort
stock„___ V
A
.J...
■Est. Fed.
1941
profits
'
t
^
.1591,573
■
Federal
the
.__•
Federal income &
for
plant
158,
Aiher.
is
every
returns
special
ing
net
on
cups
.:///.'
.
.R™-$36,369,469 $22,833,034
,« Profit
I'rov.
Dixie
*1943
9 Months Ended Sept .30—
sales
•
profits
excess
adjustments.—V.
Doehler Die Casting
Net
and
30—
on
less,
or
of
in
"
^
National
more
of
Ebasco
shoe
Will be adquate.
up
healthy,
profits."
incl. Fed.
year-end
of
/
sales
the
tax
certain
Payments during 1942 were 'a.4 follows:' Febri5 and
May
cents each;
and Aug. 15 and Nov. 16, 40 cents cach.--V.
'}■
double pre-war quantities.
yet renegotiated the sales to the Govern¬
202,666 shs.
on
ceiling,
a
that
amortized
of
more, than
business" is
requirements
-Subject to
fixed
been fully
670.
p.
American
follows:
as
profits
ledger'value
no
1731.
;;|f
<
part
fact
reasonable
Net income after taxes,
•Earnings
as
that
the
whole,
maintain
to
the
running
has
company
but it
ment,
have
taxes
been
in
stated
notwithstanding
containers
made
Nov. 8.
chain
excess
-
••
the
last.
50
*
.
Dixie Cup Co.—Earnings—
Moore,
Beck
S.
and
"397,308,
:
share'..";f„_2_"/•/_„_$0.91
l.Zl
73
Period Ended Sept. 30-
/Profit:
cents per share has been
declared on tfye common
par value, payable Nov^ 15 to holders of record
Nov. 5.
Dis¬
tributions of 40 cents each were
made on Feb. 15. May 15 and
Aug.
■■/%;:-/C/%//■'*■/• /'://%/■'/ //
"
Hugh
A.
income
1942,
!
■
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Earnings—
1943.
renegotiation proceedings, and
the Bureau ot' Internal Revenue
by
common;
State income taxes for
1943.
dividend of 45
stock,
1943—10 Mos.—1942
-
Federal
retroactive
158,
$2,977,722 $24,066,990 $24,848,51-5
1530.
p.
■
all
Shares of
special dividend this
1943—Month—1942
$2,664,918
14,
Eastern Utilities Assnciates-r-45-Cent Dividend—
Diamond Shoe Corp.—October Sales Off 10.5%—
pales
15,
Sept.
on
aforementioned
examination
and
Net reduction
year.
289..
p.
Dec.
on
paid
Increase in net income for 1941
1942, the company made a special distribution of 50 cents
which made total payments for that year of $2.50 per share.
declared that earnings have been satisfactory, but
adequate cash
was
holders
to
special dividend
a
$23,333, is payable
the
had
Decrease in net
11
$46,667
the surplus account as ol' Jan. T, 1943,
aforementioned settlement of the renegotiation
proceedings, change, in basis of amortization of special
plant facilities
and the related adjustment of Federal
income, and excess profits taxes
Tor the years 1941' and
1942, is as follows:'
•-..">
dividend'of 50 cents
payable
($70,000)
then:
result
a
company
•'necessity for providing
year
usual quarterly
foe
Oct. 3, *42
charges and provision of $293,650 for Federal
income taxes,
tA.ll charges and provision of $450,350 for
(represent¬
existing contracts) was restored to the accounts, and
was allowed over a
period of 60 months accounting from
1941; other adjustments of smaller amounts
were also made., a
1.
The
Special Dividend-
the
stock,
common
157, p.
$1.03.
$31,694,699 $31,685,708
/"After
rate applied to the $700,000) has been
Treasury Department to'the Price Adjustment
Net increase of special
plant facilities as at Dec. 31,
23,
•per share,
>
the
on
record
•On
:
was
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
International
Sec¬
to
Appropriation
$630,000 of this amount
1, 1941-Dec. 31,
as
Detrola
Defense
"Cost value of special plant
facilities-,-,2
Allowable amortization, June
had
and
the
for
National
pursuant
tax
accepted tenders, of its
prices did not exceed 82.99.
it
•>: $321,138
and provision
Oct, 2, '43
./._„„„
Earnings per
changes the company incurred an additional Federal
liability at the end of 1942 of $223,647, which was paid on Oct. 18,
1943.
The net book value of
special plant facilities of the company as
oi Dec. 31,
1942, was increased $247,823, as follows; ■.
I
faxes
Delaware & Hudson RR; Corp.—Bond. Tender—
corporation
1941
Subs.)—Earnings—
Profit
Through these
.for 1943 amounted to $778,286 and in, 1942 to $550,000.—V. 158, p. 1824.
The
of
Credit
S.
an
1941
which
renegotiation,
(&
■
Number of.stores •iiv operation.-.
amortization
J $0.66
•
of
company's
years
facilities
388,325
$1.36.
charges and provision for Federal and State taxes
the
the
1942
$554,992
$679,676 /
income.:::•_".~2.i-—,
;outstaliding
of
1943
Ended Sept. 30
9 Mos.
of warTacilities
income
40 Weeks Ended—
Sales
profits tax
U.
with
of
Supplemental
balance
remainder,
result
a
settlement
Sixth
excess
by
Of
and
lull
amended.
as
concurrent
•'•Net,
in
the
certified
1943
in
of
Section.
$0.51
amortization
and
$700,000
ing the 90'y
$131,520
$124,919
$0.40
s.After
$303,871
-
"
$2.48-$0,95>-v N-;-/
.
Food Fair Stores, Inc.
J.
June 30r-rr
$636,190
share
common
1942
Renegotiation o£ 1942 Business Completed—
Davcga Stores Corp. <& Subs.)—Earnings—
6 Months Ended
$4,607,954''
taxes.-/
/ The' consoiidatdd income
statement; for the nine months
Tndecl Sdi)^
30, 1943, follows: Sales
(net), $16,499,428; cost of
sales, $12,706,280*
sell,
exps.,
$144,709; administrative and general
expenses,. $24o'562*
operating profit, $3,407,877; other income
(net), $72,357, gross income'
$3,480,234; interest expense,
$38,753; taxes (other than Federal income
taxes),
$280,883; depreciation, $262,130;
amortization
of
war
tacilities, $285,278; provision for
contingencies and post-war
.adjusts
ments, $600,000; provision lor Federal
income taxes, $1,377 000net.
profit", $036,190.—V. 158, p. 670/
"•
;
' - " '
?
" ^^
Federal 'and
year
taxes has
„
$6,641,561; net profit for the period, $1,530,659.-—V. 158, p. 768.,
Federal
$5,075,250
1943
depreciation, amortization
$1.92
.
,
Subs.)—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
-.1
Earnings per
'! "After
$403,407
$2.05^
.
tlncluding Excess profits ,tax, and State, insome
adjustments relating to renegotiation of
year-end; ' Figures
U.
depreciation,
'
,
1943—10 Mos —1942
:
1440,
J).
9 Mos. Ended
913,850
■
$430,351
$0.29
•
IuO|
15, 1943
Sales—
V
$589,694
Follansbce Steel Corp. (&
iBefore
contracts,
Note—Provision
met, profit from
$61,567
$0.11
for
(estimated).
Government
provision lor post-war adjustments and other
"contingencies, $1,000,000; estimated Wisconsin income taxes, 8456,433;
v.
1943—Month—1942
$599,853
>v.
Earnings—%//•/
320,834
1943,
profit from operations, $13,174,435; selling expenses
general and administrative expenses, $962,797; provision for
taxes,
Rolling Mill Co.
47,530
Net
depreciation and e.mortiaztion, $269,322; Social Security and unemploy¬
ment,
(M. II.) Fishmaii Co., Inc.—October
;
••
265,297
Earnings
Gross
$1 547 301;
J
'•
/
$335,554
on
of income lor the nine months ending Sept. 30,
statement
1730.'
p.
.
profits
excess
,
158,
Deprec, an,d amortiz.-...
tProv. for Federal taxes
1941
$1,242,542
^
The
Eastern
•
depreciation, amortization; Federal income and
ton 659,998 shares of common stock
Corp.—V.
Period Ended Sept. 30/Profit
.-ia_--
-
.
$1,020,702
Securities
Monday, November
Sales
-
-•After
taxes,
Mellon
will
this
on
1729.
p.
1943.'
SI,530,659
Sept. 30—
profit
tEarnings per coin. shareJ.:i^.:-—i--
'
value,
par
no
LaiT
I943-.
Cutler-Hammer,; Inc.-—Earnings—
9 Mos. End.
Net
'
Boston
Goldman,
cumul.
$8
the
per
Corp./Harriman Ripley & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc.,/
Sachs. & Co., Lee Higginsoit Corp., -Lehman Brothers'and
First
Go.,
share were made.
per
•
$1.75
•
•
and
Subject
<
Sept. 30—•
net
provision
excess,
to
ments.—-V.
profit™
for
„
1943
i/.
i.'
depreciation
and
profits tax/reduced
renegotiations'-of
158/p. 486.
*; "•
by
for
a
post-war
war-contracts
-
■
and
to
.
$1,097/270-
estimated
Federal
credit
income
of $222,348.
year-end1 adjust-
/
.
.-
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"
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.
/
Volume
Ink
Corp.
9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
income
for
Prov.
42,195
61,657
.
$761,422
$1,465,257
'
204,091
170,032
—V.
158. p.
341,295
291,414
514,783
197,006
$322,258
$746,383
735,000
735,000
735,000
$0.23
$0.80
Sales
735,000
$0.36
$0.55
1132.
i
i
sales
5,201,549
from
$672,863
29,935
$4,677,284
$3,432,619
$1,095,898
105,295
$1,201,194
$3,580,519
752,628
687,988
127,433
152,664
186
649
576,087
545,184
■
„
Interest
and
11,729
'
Penn.
87,150
87,371
7,724
66,909
246,749
198,288
profits
&
/
$190,634
$243,957
$955,317
$1,023,191
$0.40
$0.52
$2.04
$2.18
share—
per
2,305,373
988,929
521,211
165,504
—
income
tEarnings
tOn 469,713 common shares
$1.20
share,
per
for the same
in
Assets—Cash
which
banks
Liabilities—3lA %
with
compares
$674,943
share
$1.44 per
or
Sept. 30, 1943
Sheet,
and
$2,040,214;
within
due
notes
hand,
on
one
U. S.
accounts
3lU%
$200,000;
year,
accrued accounts, $641,775;
promissory notes due Jan. 1, 1957, $2,292,000; reserve for contingencies,
stock
$21,473,316.—
total,
$17,605,204;
surplus,
and
1132.
p.
The
have
directors
the
dend
series)
1943.
and
have
dends
in
arrears,
cash,
the
for
at
option,
their
stock
".ommon
share
each
of record Nov. 16,
account of divi¬
In lieu of
for the aggregate of
on
of
receive
may
the
at
rate
stock.
preferred
of
121/1500ths
of
one
:
Distributions of $1.50 in cash, or 44/l,000ths of one share of common
were
made on the $6 preferred stock (optional stock dividend
on March 1, June 1 and Sept. 1, this year.—V. 158, p. 1637.
'
,.
stock,
series!
Georgia & Florida RR.—Weekly Earnings—
10 Days
Frank
J.
—V,
revenue.;
158,
be
to
of
Gilbert
has
it
1942
of
in
field
Mr.
in
will
Mr.
that
$1,485,969
the
Products
Co.
Atlantic,
York
and
to
Gersten
the
Control-
City. '
several
operate
in
a
from
'
•>
U, S.
and
1943
$7,656,243
229,002
4,379,992
profits
$2,360,346
$2,265,037
$8.39
0.65
$7.79
0.58
of preference stock
Amount earned per share of common stock—.
On
Sept,
realized
V.
1943, the company executed a contract with the Price
of the War Department wherein it was agreed,
29,
Board
renegotiation, that no excessive profits were
Department contracts during
1942.—
prioi'
War
on
158,
share
per
the basis of
upon
into butadiene.
a
trustee
a
of
(Mr.
been
and
sales
Total
Warren
the
Prov.
Diocesan
Fed.
29 announced
that
the
company
,Navy
several
years
estimated
slightly
in
net
earnings
corporation
of
for
the year
will
1943
of $216,000.
excess
will be
sold to the Goodrich and
companies for the manufacture of synthetic rubber,
'.
/;
blending
Gulf.
of
component
Drake
Mr.
unit
Thermofor
order
said
will
the
aviation
amount
sufficient
be
line.
to
The
The
unit
award
the
contracts
of
addition to
Chairman
Litchfield,
of
the
for
construction
Gadsden, Ala., plant
the
the
board,
announced
of
on Nov.
that the
a
be
used
by
Goodyear may carry its
country's mounting
supply of
have
additions
Plant
P. W.
company's
been
full share of the job of processing the
synthetic rubber."
held
to
a
minimum
in
the
Goodyear
Mr. Litchfield declared. The bulk of the program is devoted
and modern tire and processing equipment which is being or
program,
to
new
will
installed in
be
fabric
existing
buildings.
Needed additions
Jackson, Mich., tire plants and the
plant were the major exceptions to this rule.
and
Ala.,
den,
tire
to
crude
obtain an
To
A
that
out
pointing
natural
plant
which
had
at the
Gads--
Decatur,
Ala.,
•
'•
converted to the manufacture of
three-inch cannon and another tire plant which had been converted
to the production of 50-calibre machine gun bullets, are now being
re-converted to tire production.
The production of much non-tire military equipment is being moved
to
sub-contractors and newly leased space in several parts of the
country to make room for the return of tire production at the Akron
and Los Angeles plants, the announcement said.
Heavy emphasis is placed upon additional rubber milling equipment
in the Goodyear expansion prgoram.
Mr. Litchfield explained this by
One
synthetic
been
is
more difficult to mill than
about 20% more machine capacity
rubber
rubber and requires
equivalent tonnage of milled stock,
Port
Arthur early
in the year.—V.
Ilackensack Water
Co.
(&
9 Mos. Ended Sept. 30—
Gross operating revenue..-.
Gross non-operating revenue
produced
by
no
par
income.
Had
it
been
the
ending
year
Sept, 26,
1942.—•
to
production
Federal
double
as
taxes:
profits
Balance
-V.
available
158,
for
889.
p.
of
Sell.,
sales..
adv.
&
adm.
income
246,044
323,250
330,225
surtax..
78,000
Total
$605,793
of
bef.
$7,801,585
value,
payable Dec.
$5,221,087;
201,243
597,584
613,902
$490,366
$736,728
$666,073
3,212
15,808
28,682
$493,578
$752,536
$694,755
Prov.
income
for
(State
21,829
earnings
the common
15 to holders of record Nov.
15.
earned
158,
surplus,
and
cash
$18,365,066;
shares
38,958
1732.
p.
deposits
un¬
treasury
stock—at
Dr$ 1,577,475;
common)
•
102,575
for
the
law
tax
nine
282,000
for all charges,
for contingencies.
President, states:
>1940
$178,604
months
65%
were
72%
ago.
income
and
excess
,
reported,
to
use
of which
both
the
in
excess
for
were
parent
of
those billed
in
the
the War Services.
its
and
company
proportionate part of this post
a
in
shown
arising
1943.
the
in
in
out
have
the
will
be
stated
of
Canadian
available
for
bonds
on
the
June
since
purpose
1,
the
1943.
1,
increased
was
compared
year.
Total
and
giving effect to the
this
Dec.
refund,
war
after
debenture
retirement
on
the
date,
last
is
further
a
$50,000
of
sheet
retirement
contingencies
quarter
to
of
the
credit
of
for
third
year
balance
of
authorized
amount
months
223,000
the
Additional
directors
$513,089
143,000
1941
$301,861
provision
reserve
year
a
1942
$262,909
and taxes.
Greenwood,
previously
amount
52,262
$649,962
1943
($280,725
after
and
N.
credit
the
Federal-
Government
subject to refund by the United States and Canadian Governments
following termination of the War,
Company has, however, exercised
right under the debt retirement provisions of the excess profits
taxes
&
S.
is
129,405
$471,750
U.
its
plant
$105,841'
excess
(Includes
subsidiary are subject to excess profits taxes, and the amount of
$1,150,000 has been reserved to cover both United States and Canadian
tax obligations upon income for 1943 to date,
Of this amount $90,000
4,586,915
service
taxes
income and
$1,380,141.
advances,
all charges
period
As
$5,866,891
6,467,272
$141,350
inc.
of
contra),
$4,112,456;
Reserve
Profit
foreign
credit
miscellaneous
profits taxes,
same
2,207,774
35,509
$45,541
par
on
—
pension
emerg.
post
cost
(per
"After
1943—9 Mos.—1942
183,526
....
$2.54
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Sept. 30, 1943
$93,968,956.—V.
(Net
9,285
under
393,696
2,370,078
$3.01
Ileywood-Wakefield Co.—Earnings—
"$515,427
$132,065
income
393,696
2,370,078
$2.09
(Includes
9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
"Net profit
83,025
...
.
393.696
2,106,736
$2.91
8,596
395,544
$2,899,384
exp.
393,696
1,975,065
(8,706. shares preferred
total,
$1,570,265
2,090,087
profit
$3,744,236
(estimated),
cost
$2,405,679
—_
$4,356,632
deducting
product,
Sales
Cost
$3,143,457
2,901,498
taxes I,
surplus,
248,220
1943—3 Mos.—1942
"17,942
$4,223,270
stock.
common
contract
taxes
Co.—^arn ings-^
.
20,655
share.
§After
Richard
Hamilton Watch
6,260,397
payable, $4,471,384; accrued accounts, $3,328,$2,503,730; preferred dividend, $131,232; Fed.
$21,816,670; U. S. Government cash deposits un¬
expended (per contra), $6,012,609; deferred credits, $100,247; reserves
(insurance including $216,553 estimated liability on claim.
$1,346.723;
pensions,
$4,266,056;
contingencies,
$2,380,000;
miscellaneous,
$146,053), $8,138,832; 6% cumulative preferred stock (par $100), $9,619,400; common stock (1,355,668 shares no par), $16,945,850;
capital
955;
i
Period End. Sept.30—
Sales
2,576,754j
622,694
Liabilities—Accounts
9,846
dividends.
275,290)
$6,012,609; post war U. S. tax credit (est.),
assets, $106,967;
fixed assets
(less reserve
for
depreciation of $30,427,184), $17,262,000; good will, $5,000,000;
deferred charges, $407,60?; total, $93,968,956.
1942
—
and
$6,663,676
234,375
depreciation and amortization of $3,232,918 in 1943, $3,628,308
$3,998,554 in
1941
and
$2,637,915 in
1940.
(On
1,316,710
expended
$3,195,887
:
.
(1940
3,417,102
Stock
com.
$3,092,083;
in
1943
Normal
(1941
hand and on deposit, $5,558,178; U. S. Government
(including U. S. Treasury tax notes applicable to
$31,662,046; accounts receivable (less reserve of $782,327), $11,898,381; materials, supplies, and work in process,
$7,748,003;
as
394,803
tax
1942,
Federal
its
soon
$3,315,866
(net!
income
Excess
England)
13,751,090
—.
com.
■,'»/:
Subs.)—Earnings-
——
and
1942
20,621
preferred stock
per
securities—at
1637.
———
Canada
(1,699,994
on
finished
158, p.
Inc.—Earnings—
subsidiary in Holland.
the
$1,650,066
Interest charges
Retirement
by
making
year,
with
the
debenture
amount
provision
$250,000
reserve
of
in
of
of
bonds
$75,000
$325,000
for
the
corresponding nine
contingencies now stands at
for
$725,000.
Net
income
War
$105,841
per
pfd.
Earns.
per
$328,750
$367,962
$290,089
share-
Earns,
$3.23
$9.95
$11.22
$8.78
renegotiation
share.
$0.15
$0.72
$0.57
$0.37
earnings
com.
for
income
taxes
(State
and
Note—No provision necessary for excess
Federal)
made
in
profits tax.—V. 158,
p.
of
Federal
tax
Hancock Oil Co. of California
Gross
1942
1943
1941
1940
$1,898,194
$1,682,779
$1,749,428
1,297,765
1,624,924
1,347,716
1,442,136
develop,
Depre.,
costs.
15,364
22,596
91,022
90,878
99,849
75,632
that connection
t$260,983
$150,826
$168,409
$202,244
materials,
raw
operating,
selling
administrative
p.
158,
Period End. Sept. 30—
Consol,
income
net
per
com.
all
$1,283,868;
"
$0.93
$0.90
interest
(and
1943—9 Mos.—1942
$2.47
provision
of
Net
$2.39
sales,
other
royalties
oper.
of
Prov.
for
Sell.,
gen.
depreciation..
&
adm,
exp.
operating profit
Years Ended-—
189,592
197,218
779,928
or
843,885
796,378
3,503,651
$3,262,465
...
sold
(net)..,
$2,194,058 $10,858,985
11,917
99,844
$9,139,701
$3,291,377
$2,205,975 $10,958,828
$9,184,535
Sept. 30—
44,834
55,250
55,250
833
10,580
26,016
4,915
of
law
29,176
suit.
227,500
2,561,220
profit..:
Total
Capital
Earnings
shares
"Including
1,536,725
8,269,010
6,671,140
outstdg.
$663,502
$2,367,312
$2,426,997
543,011
shares
per
543,011
2,172,045
2,172,045
434,409
434,409
434,409
434,409
$1.67
$1.53
$5.45
$5.59
purchased, maintenance and repairs, labor,
(Includes an additaxes and other operating costs,
tional amount in anticipation of the requirements under pending tax
materials
paid,
legislation.
Note—(1)
series
B,
Dec.
(est.),
1,
1946,
1st pfd.
1943
1942
1941
1940
$41,640
$31,332
$42,452
"$33,760
27,000
27,000
27,000
27,000
$14,640
$4,332
$15,452
$6,760
337,757
330,865
325,111
309,420
$352,397
$335,198
$340,563
' $3161180
surplus!'Dec. 31-
earned
Sept.
"After
30
Balance Sheet,
U.
(net)
and
Investments
abandonments.
Sept. 39
1943
1942
1941
$58,817
$58,975
264,489
-
264,489
272,614
advances
securities
on
—$55,377
<
Capital assets
'
surplus
——
providing $7,126 in 1940 for loss
12,500
12,500
12,500
30,958
438
386,663
1,041
3,799
1,607
2,221
$778,708
$760,970
$765,085
$900,000
2,530
------i-_
36,457
369,683
S. Treasury
$900,000
3,439
$900,000
obligations—.—--56,030
receivable
_—
16,408
:
Inventory
>
422
.
charges
:—
—-
—-
386,245
Liabilities—
Capital
stock
Accounts
Claims
Taxes
($1
par)
^
payable
against closed
banks
for
3,715
dividend
-—
531
Federal income
Reserve
for
Earned
surplus
tax—
—,—-—
Distribution to stockholders———
j
—V. 158, p. 578.
———
—
—-—-
3,045
—
accrued
Reserve
Total
Hartford-Empire royalty payments made and the share of
—-
—
Deferred
Total
$723,902
dividends
income
on
bonds—due
$725,000;
and
5,133
(Prov. for Fed. inc.taxes
(estimated)
taxes
payrolls
—
Earned surplus
Cash
6,255
Canadian
debenture
taxes,
„——
earnings
Accounts
charges..
accrued
(par
3,263,285
property retired
Settlement
Net
stock
Dividends paid
Marketable
income
Miscellaneous
Cash
and
registered
contingencies,
802,177
contingencies
on
■;
$14,196,376 $11,843,827 $53,508,617 $45,497,874
9,900,434
8,656,173
38,366,052
32,287,711
28,912
income
Total
and
9 Mos. End.
Balance,
Prov. for doubtful accts.
Loss
for
Assets—
Gross
Other
sold—
Federal
10-year
cumulative
Net
and
revenue..
goods
$477,326;
5%
reserve
$599,004;
Holly Development Co.—Earnings—
for
Sept. 25,*43 Sept. 26,'42 Sept. 25,'43 Sept. 26,'42
"Cost
payable,
stock,
$25), $3,487,000; common stock (par $25),
$1,500,000; surplus unclassified balance at Dec. 31, 1936, $1,145,137;
earned surplus,
$550,028; total, $10,176,563.—V. 158, p, 1732.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
3 Mos. Ended
1943
$2,915,036
$640,312
Federal taxes in 1943 and $572,345 in 1942).
(Provision for taxes was
$1,859,425 in 1943 and $1,362,924 in 1942.—V. 158, pp. 1732, 1577.
Period—
Sept. 39,
than
$409,200;
"$1,113,477 "$1,080,307 ($2,998,805
share.
charges including
Sheet,
Treasury
of
Liabilities—Accounts
1637.
1943—3 Mos.—1942
less
commissions.
(Before allowing for dividends
$4,370.—V.
S.
(est.), $70,000;
ciation
ex¬
received
to
Balance
U.
,
and
penses, State, county and Federal taxes.
amounting
$528,759;
cost, $17,572; post war refund of excess profits taxes
property, plant and equipment (less reserve for depre¬
$2,707,880), $2,996,016; good will and patents, $1; deferred
charges, $88,608; total, $10,176,563.
83,728
income
"Including
Until
S.
—at
21,321
aband-
depl. &
operations.
company
results
has
been
completed,
necessity be subject to revision, and
would, of course, affect the company's
of
tax savings notes, $732,488;
Treasury %% certificates of indebtedness, $250*000; trade notes,
acceptances and accounts receivable (less reserves of $146,292), $2,018,678; inventories, $2,998,596; mortgage notes receivable, $410,428; in¬
vestments in affiliated companies—at cost, $65,418;
sundry investments
Earnings
$1,664,989
Intang.
Net
Sept. 30—
dominate
operating
must
Consolidated
U.
income.—
to
year's
quoted
obligations.
672.
oper. & gen. exp.
oper.
"Costs,
continues
the
figures
change in
any
first
production
Assets—Cash,
royalties
Pay Dividend of 50 Cents—
dividend of 50 cents per share has been declared on
stock,
for
§12,421,269
tax
on
profits.
the
was
done under high priority
ratings and
with the PAW, WPB and the Defense Plant Corp.
256,000
10,
$30,000,000 tire expansion program is now fully under way.
"Parts of this program are already completed," Mr. Litchfield said.
"That
which remains will be completed
with all possible speed so
that
for
213,344
tax
earnings
shares of
producing products needed for war com¬
pleted by Gulf Oil Corp. during the past several months.
It was pre¬
ceded by the opening of a toluene plant at Philadelphia on
July 2 and
by the completion of Houdry and alkylation high-octane gasoline plants
at
income
Assets—Cash
will
the refinery
into
tax.
profits
deductions
"After
Is the fourth
Ilazel Atlas Glass Co.
$30,000,000 in Tire Program—
foot
con¬
Firestone Rubber
construction
new
"After
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio—To Spend
With
in
account
$19,528,498 $21,168,718 $13,489,727
950,000
contingencies
stock
the announcement
material
permit
the Thermofor process
get
close cooperation
dividend of 50 cents per share
a
payable Nov. 10, to stockholders of record Nov. 5.—V. 156, p. 1774.
square
loss
and
excess
(Earn,
•
gasoline
this
of
to
goods
Divs.
possible and to conserve steel and manpower, the plant was completed
by adding catalytic cracking and regenerating equipment to thermal
cracking facilities heretofore used for producing motor grades of gaso¬
Earns,
declared
of directors has
board
The
deferred
as
1943
Divs.
produce
ago,
(M. A.) Ilanna Co.—Earnings—
Corp.—Estimated Earnings—
Good Humor
be
statement
1941.
and
L—i
for
Net
be turned over to the nearby Noches Butane
organized jointly by Gulf, Socony-Vacuum, Texas,
companies, where it will be further processed
This
Sept. 30—
of
cap.
Other
5%
The
treated
$2,426,996
income
Federal
oil
1637.
p.
the
year
profit
....
has
Conn.,
Finch.
will
Pure
9 Mos. End.
—____
—
.
1942
$6,858,313
213,285
1 5,066,895
——
domestic
income, excess
capital stock taxes...——
earned
Adjustment
E.
quarter.
Razor—Income Account—
—
income
Net
Amount
the
$91,940,775 $85,290,589 $58,940,341 $37,318,441
"Profit from operations
19,354,551
21.137,318
13,448,105
6,521,965
Other. income
173,947
31.40P
41,622
141,711
•
Frenkel, who founded the company
operations—
Depreciation
Foreign and
and also
been
sales-
from active business. The organization1
with the same personnel as heretofore with
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Profit
Net
as
in
head.
Safety
stores,
9 Mos. End.
of butadiene used in the manufacture
blending component of aviation grade
ingredient
plant,
"Provision
Gillette
Oct.
on
facilities
has
who
years
retiring
is
its
at
Gersten,
A.
past
the company outright. The com¬
houses in the wrapping paper distributing
succeeds W. Norman
v;ho
continue
and
development
its
since
basic
and
Amort,
has purchased
of the leading
New
Samuel
for
concern
capacity,
Gersten
1899,
this
151
!
Greenwich,
William
Co.
Steel
President,
Drake,
synthetic rubber,
Payment
announced
with
is one
of
services
late
the
p.
,
$1,684,718
$47,328
$54,475
__
Paper Co., Inc., N. Y.—New
been
managerial
pany
Point,
Field
succeed
to
Carpenter
plan—for past
associated
of
Warren
completed
butylenes,
Other
1858.
p.
be
(Including Subsidiaries in
put into operation a thermofor catalytic cracking plant at its
Port Arthur, Texas, refinery.
The new units, the second of this type
Gross
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
1943
1942
End. Oct. 31
1943
Operating
from
the
for
in
1859.
holders
of $1.25
with the same payment and record dates.
dividend'
two
of $1.50
(optional stock divi¬
stock
to
1943,
dividend
a
quarterly dividend
regular
preferred
1,
Dec.
on
declared
also
the
convertible
payable
stockholders,
share
declared
cumulative
$6
operation
Net earnings
General Shareholdings Corp.—Div. in Cash or Stock—
on
will
Hercules Powder Co.,
present output of aviation grade fuel.
payable, trade and others, $542,167;
capital
K.
director
a
The
Govt, secur¬
ities,
$349,074:
accounts receivable,
less reserve,
$2,624,383; inven¬
tories, $3,020,143;
accrued interest receivable, $198; post-war refund
of excess profits taxes (est.), $5,000; miscellaneous investments, $17,814;
investment in Northwest Magnesite Co.
(4,000 shares common stock,
less reserve, $550,000; notes receivable and accrued interest, $668,601),
$1,218,601; deferred accounts, $311,947; repair parts, etc., $541,350;
patents, at cost, net of amortization, $543; real estate, buildings, ma¬
chinery, equipment, mineral lands, etc. (less reserve for depreciation
and depletion of $6,605,381), $11,344,049; total, $21,473,316.
158,
instead
158,
had
In
V.
taken
approximately $708,000, for the year ending Sept.
$430,000, for the year ending Sept. 26,
amounts
V.
Gulf Oil Corp.—-New Plant Opened—
(no par).
period of 1942.
Balance
$192,171;
adopted
been
approximately
$2,856,996
114,282,502
$5,935,509 $46,555,053 $42,699,273
company
said.
Notes—(1) Net income for the 9 months of this year totaled $563,736
or
a
gasoline.
The butylenes
income
exc.
24,026
.
___—
(est.)
Net
4,500
20,343
•
deductions
the
1943,
director
a
$4,890,026
191,777
and prop. taxes-
tax
which
not
(of
and
have been omitted
procedure
has
included, in the profit and loss account, the net profit would be
$3,075,311, instead of $2,367,311, for the year ending Sept, 25, 1943, and
Fed.
190,976
—_
taxes
received
the
credit
1943,
1942)
Investment Trust of the Diocese of New York.—V. 157, p. 2250.
212,742
147,906
$702,798
Profit
depl; <fc amortiz.
Fed.
post-wnr
-
Depr.,
Other
with
Credit
1943—1 Mos.—1942
Greenwich Gas Co.—New Director—
is
-
.—
Amortization
V,
15,111,378 125,400,841
had in
year earlier.—V. 158, p. 1473.
October,
Edward
19,983,542
22,014,458
5,668,186
various
sources
Corp.
(2)
1943—10 Mos.- -1942
1943—Month—1942
exp.
income———
,
formity
p.
Green Co., Inc.—October Sales Off 0.3%—
against 152
1943—Year—1942
$6,764,084 $25,447,077 $24,660,826
profit bef. oth.
inc.
income not
net
15,
$
$5,917,019
In
-elected
Other
last.
158,
;X-"r
14,810,329
(II. L.)
\
•
$5,874,412
and
operations
Gross
June
1943—3 Mos.—1942
—
of
15,
and
each.—V,
1637.
158, p.
Period End. Oct. 31—
General Refractories Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Of
Sept.
16
cents
1937
.
$559,720
Sales
Cost
25
:
-
and
March
15,
$
outstdg.-
Net sales
Dec.
1943—Month—1942
Pcriod End. Oct, 31—
taxes
share——
per
.
follows:
as
15 and
15
(W. T.) Grant & Co.- -October Sales Off 2%—
$926,758
147,750
profit)
exc.
stk.
com.
Earnings
were
and Sept.
1732.
—V.
Slis.
1942
March 15, June
on
.
25,
$418,914
&
inorm.
during
each;
cents
made
were
42,773
-
138,728
——
Federal
37Vs
$883,984
$898,937
-—.
deductions
Disbursements
1940
1941
$1,403,599
45,221
income
Gross
Other
1942
$719,227
—
Similar payments
(& Sub.) —Earnings—
1943
$853,715
Operating profit
Other
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4229
158
8,832
9,632
9,000
9,000
9,000
15,278
8,044
352,397
Dr503,542
335,198
340,563
Dr503,542
Dr503,542
$778,708
$760,970
$765,085
5,717
1938
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Ileyden Chemical Corp.—Dividend No. 3—
dividend
A
(No.
31
20
of
cents per
declared
share has been
the
on
stock, par S2.50, payable Dec. 1 to holders of record Nov. 19.
Similar distributions were made on June 1 and Sept. 1, last.—V. lo8,
common
••
'
'•■■■
.
;.r•■'".'•A'-
Honolulu Rapid Transit Co.,
Period End. Aug. 31—
Gross
19^3—8 Mos— 1942
$379,228
$3,571,946
195,172
1,991,144
:
$2,465,224
286,086
Four main
1,301,399
expenses!-....
companies
Net
from
rev.
$149,956
$184,057
$1,580,802
Total
2,039
6,010
10,404
$149,944
revenue...—
Deductions,
taxes,
$186,096
•
174,590
1,430,520
ration
—V.
revenue..
$17,352
158, p. 1732.
v
$160,386
does
release
direct
from
business
"
Houston Oil Co. of Texas—Earnings—
1943—3 Mosi—1942 N" 1943—9 Mos.—1942
earns, from opcrs.
$2,318,090
v
SI,751,042
-
with
gen.
exps., incl,
taxes (other than Fed.
income)
Inc.
848,678
3,222,501
$902,364
$3,369,488
$3,007,955
issued
sales
$1,205,248
$920,298
$3,428,095
92,243
268,030
sales
283,641
6,275
6,651
19,327
.taxes.
Deprec. & depletion
Prop. retired & abnnd.
397,205
402,006
1,189,439
1,201,959
68 182
89,123
150,912
194;552
Fed.
106,630
100.900
432,137
449,200
$539,918
$229,375
$1,368,252
This
$906,533
income
taxes,
est.
profit2^...,...l.„.„..
Net
ciation and depletion,
the
income
of
$4,467,007; interest
debt
discount
and
on bonds
taxes
(estimated),
proposal.
Total
$663,928;
net
profit,
$1,611,035.—V.
Oil
Illinois
Central
U.
158,
for
S.
RR.—Liquidates
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper. revenues
Railway oper. expenses
.Railway tax accruals...
Equip. & Joint lac. rents
Net
$1,406,613
Net
10, months
of
contracts
to
$280,000
on
Oct.
in
Sept.. 30
for eleven
sales
net
ry,
55,789
157,592
9,119,211
1.313,604
93,675
1,035,325
$94,460
$176,639
$1,057,649
$1,128,861
5,372
3,102
54,950
Total
38,267
$99,832
$179,741
$1,112.599
$1,167,103
3,174
income
3,124
27,637
27,784
3(o,454
376,309
$134,886
$706,508
$763,035
euuree.L_-
iuect
W.
months
of
income
4i,«»*i6
157, p.
February
and
bonds and
notes
273,925
285,013
821,787
Depreciation & deplet,_.L
2,520 554
2,006,553
6,911,203
for
other
adjustments..!..'
Fed.
for
income
for
profits
Fed.
1,513.000
1,482,000
5,865,780
same
purpose
■
on
$100,
3,236,000
4,720.000
11.047,000
$2,642,409
$8,738,431
$8,079,890
i941
$2i899,7f>2
$2,170.7^3
142,813
167,472
196,524
260,476
1-622,400
235,788
A''
$1.80
$1.62
$5.35
$4.95
find other
credit
war
.
?
652,959
448,700
375,051
"
pense and all charges for repairs and maintenance.
A statement
following the report has the following:
This
quarterly report shows that
being maintained at
during the preceding
both
to
materials
of
purchases,
158,
earnings of
"
O
y
..
the
(21
the
Nov.
on
traffic
Dec.
and
quarters
fibre,
has
.■>
'
S3,(too,800 Bonds Purchased
Oct.
the
holders
to
taken
was
of
at
1943.—V.
year
158,
convert ble
;
preferred
•
to
;
its excess profits
•the
post-war
tax
for
the
current
year
The
substantial
a
amount
the
company
.
report
for
1942,
attention
called
to
the
fact
that
the
income
the
/us to the
blast
annual
report for
to
furnaces
and
coke
1942,
for
the
time
ovens
and
information
was
Defense
Plant
submitted
The
directors
the
of two new
and
1,
last.
have
Other
furnace will go into operation
tion
158,
p.
2, June
1
proposal
national
sified
to
electronics
Detrola
of
one
tax
the
its
two
will
not
certificates
of
Canada,
Under
the
merge
into
year-end of $1.50,
Corp.,
field of post-war
boards of. directors in
as
this
a
letters
was
to
the
Detrola
under
announced
cents each;
and
cents
1
payments
Dec.
15,
50
share
per
to
holders
March
on
10.
were
alternative
A;
cents.--Vr 158
oi
or
of
present
to
all
taxation
investors
has
to
remove
advocated
'by
the
called
to
the
of
of
1st
towns
in
in
Kansas
served
is
gas
Kansas
and
in
at
and
32
wholesale
to
38
approximately
in
There
The
are
Nebraska
at
gas
Nebraska.
145,000.
in
towns
distributes natural
towns
intangibles of $1,895,447.
mtge.
Series
-Series
.these
$5
the
:
.
sinking
A,
due
—
'
Income
Account
1943— 3 Mos.-—1942-
.V
.
about
26,000
cumul.
4'und
.bonds,
4^
Authorized
2
stock
(no
Outstanding
$2,694,000
10-1-57.-,1,000,000
pref.
stock
A
par)„„„„^—
$2,694,000
532,000
-
20,000 shs.
($5
'
350,000 shs.-
*
12,500 shs.
234,546 shs.
Purpose —Rttir-e company's outstanding 9,824 sliares. of $6
cumulative
preferred stock at $105 per share called for
redemption Sept, 17, 1943,/
Balance, added to the
company's working capital.
t.^
,<.
Underwriting—The
spective
name of each
principal underwriter, and the
severally underwritten, are as follows:
'
-
amounts
"■
_
First
1943-.9 Mos.—1942
.
Harold
The
system..—..
817,362
731,742
Contingencies, insurance
and other purposes—
168,434
11,020
re¬
Profit
based
income
profit
surplus1
Previous
the
Corp.,
name
of
on
stockholders. ""
Nov. 8
a
radio
Inter¬
carried
$15,150,068 $39,561,870 $44,779,9 42
two
1,500
...J
625
1941
1
operating
5,017,716
6,781,558 " 16,356,419
20,402,818'
revs.„_
$7,049,994
surplus
81,835,846
$8,368,510 $23, 205,451
$24,377,124
Net
79,013,916
Prov.
$88,885,640 $87,845,9218104, 430,959$103,391,040
Total
79,477,411
81, 225,508
dividends..^—
483,475
483,475
dividends*..-—
7,289.084
1.289.084
1 450,425
1,450,425
21, 867.253
21,867,253
'
Special
Fed.
income_^„_
—
$81,113,281 $80,073,362 $81, 113,281 $80,073,362
'Exeft. adjustmt. in- con¬
solidation in suspense Br2,461,542
charges
find
i
Balance surplus.
per
com.
42,764
11,441
55,700
72,009
13,257
$321,751
$715,456
$819,211
$136,156
99,553
72,255
231,147
294.282
50,235
115,220
154,450
23,434)
105,905
14,005
;.
2,461,542.
Fed.
2, 461,542
2,461,542
State
income
38,518
$78,651,739 $77,611,820
share
$0.45
$0,54
$78', 651,739 $77,611,820
'
88,839
excess-profits tax_
Net
4
$1;*49
.
"
$1.57
income
.Common
—V.
Vx
50,282
36,800
'
Preferred
Earned
109,802
28,779
depreciation
deductions-!
taxes
surplus
$270,658
745,568
in¬
amortization
int.-
$111,420
dividends..^
divs.
May 31/43
64/7,884
32,005
than
taxes,
oper.
for
2 Mos. End.
$1,679,553
8,889
'
other
1943
$1,447,819
201,335
Total' operation
Taxes,
1942
$563,980
to
surplus
Earned
625
Inc.
Maintenance
diver¬
by -the
1,875
&
Statement of Income Account
and
Total
2,250
&
Trust.
'53,649
916,380
oft
k,-
'
5,625
-Years Ended March 31—
before taxes.—' $12,067,710
taxes
Wood
Bigelow-Webb,
Total
Prov. tor
Lincoln, Nebraska-.
.
Shares
2,181,926
'
E.
United
9,812,843
2,427,967->
of
Rauscher, Pierce
$16,213,888 $19,195,914 $52,466,414 $56,828,360
9,560,197.,
Trust Co.
Beeerolt. Cole &
profit$15,997,534 $18,962,640 $51,834,646 $56,070,052
ilTALX- 216,354
233.274
631,768
" 758,308
amortiza¬
and depletion..—
in
retail
combined
(Giving Effect to Present Financing)r
4-1-57
due
B,
>Common
company
offer
four
Capitalization
Washington, Mr.. Stanley stated.
was
to
tion
reciprocally from both United
been
shareholders
-
wholesale and retail distribution in the Stales of Kan¬
Company also sells and rents gas appliances.
The
•
convention
and
property and plant account of the company as of May 31,
1943,
stands "at
$7,342,215, including $87,582 of intangibles, against Which it
has accrued on
its books reserves for depreciation and for
amortiza¬
,
cer-
shares,
interpretation the succession
other of the company's'.shares
international
„.
Company purchases its supply of natural gas from the Hugoton NatGas Field in,Southwestern
Kansas, from the Otis'Natural Gas
Rush County, Kansas, and from the connected
pipe line system
of The Kansas .Power and
Light c|o., and transports such natural gas
so
purchased through its pipe line system to the various communities
served by it.
^
'
*
an
the
7
the
These
stock
-where
-
Field in
shareholder
where
York,
New
-
ural
,
succession
exemptions;
cases
3,303,084
.
of
June
made:
attached to the company's
pipe line system, of which approxi¬
mately 17,000 arc served at wholesale and 9,000 at retail.
Company
furnishes natural gas i'or
heating, power and' cooking to large State
institutions near Norton, Kan., and near
Kearney, Grand Island and
Hastings, Neb., as well as to various industries along its lines.
income..
Nei
step in launching the latter into
industry
following
25
Dec.
Nebraska".
towns
come
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
company
manufacturer,
the
of
payable
disbursed
was
meters
usually known as .'-street ..certificates"
the location of which need'not be in
applicable
of
Canadian
attention
Preferred
equipment
25
1942,
dividend
a
value,
the
population
no-par
applicable upon
shares' it; the
apply iii
located in State
the
that
company
of
3,160.382
.
673.
International Machine Tool
21
A
would hot. be
authorities both at Ottawa and
Common
A
holder
multiple inheritance
Retirement
It is announced that on Oct,
30, 1943, this company
completed 50
years of service, having been founded on Oct.
30, 1893.
During its
first year of operation the
company rolled 5,600 tons of steel, and
just before World War II production had climbed to
3,300,000 tons
find
14,584,025
of
and
and
Depreciation,
some
Completes 50 Years of Service—
annually.—V.
the
on
the
taxes)
Total income
a
a
In
15,
par
amount
Company supplies natural
Canada,
stock,
Sept. 1, $1 each; and Dec. 1,
June
transmission
'
.
Dividend—declared
and
last.
•
company, is located in Phillipsburg, Kan.
Company is an operating public utility company
engaged in the purchase,? primarily, of natural gas in the State of
Kansas, and in its
'
Ltd.—Quarterly
hnd subsidiaries for
194-3, issued by Robert
President, shows a:net profit
informed
that
considered
and
Operating
Corp,'.Notwith¬
year-end dividend of $1.50 per share
payable Dec. 1 to holders of record Nov. 12.
of 81
per share were made on March 3, June 1
and
Payments during 1942 were as follows: March
capital
Distributions
Sept.
blast
of
estate
Period Ended Sept. 30
during the month of November,
$1.50 Year-End
on
one
8,
or
amount
:
standing delays beyond company's control, this work has now
progressed
to the point where half ol the
coke ovens ere now
producing coke. The
balance of the
contingencies is the estimated
under the existing laws
declared
no
like
profit
any
payable
1134.
office
A 1943—aMos,—1942
the United-States.
The
A
include
Intcrtype, Ltd.. British
or thereafter.
Liquidating value $100 per share plus divs. TransAgent: First Trust Co. of Lincoln, Neb.
■.
j
Company and Business—Was incorp. in Kansas, May
18, 1927, under
(he name of The Kansas
Pipe Line 6c Gas Co, By amendment to char¬
ter, filed April 9, 1941, name was changed as above.
The principal
company
share
a
Consolidated
being made in the construction
ovens
the
by
outside
State,
Furnace
the year
progress which was
Co.
States
or
consummation
.
Oct.
16
stock,
19.
to
1'er
.
tax
company's New York transfer agency, the Bankers Trust. Co., to .hold
in safekeeping at a nominal
charge .stock certificates of the company,
if requested by the shareholder's local bank.
M'.''•>-h -
19-12, it has been found that no excessive profits have
been realized by the
company during its fiscal, year ended Dec.
1, 1942.
In
are
in
common
9
not
%--r
and
taxes
Nov.
on
docs
advance
1946
r: ./'• V-v.-
stock outstanding. *
physically
York
Suites
of
Blast
$1,49
under
provide
located
burdens of
conferring with Government agencies in respect to a
possible liability under the Renegotiation Act.
As a result of such renegotiation, pursuant to Section 403 of the Sixth
Supplemental National
Defense Appropriation
Act, 1942, as amended by Section 801 of the
New
qualify
duties
was
Revenue Act
Nickel
United
represented
The
was
any
are
held
taxes
State
and
per share plus accrued divs. before
July 1, 1944. /Call
price -gradually reduced to. $105 per share plus accrued divs.
if called in
>
$3,978,035 $29,644,016 $26,554,719
-
laws" have
(inheritance
of
New
of
credit.
fo
and
result¬
Renegotiation
In
Ontario
iiiicates are
oil S3.0CO.OOO
statement
in
.
estimated
..
1943 —Month—1942
common
death
apply against
205.000
Callable at $107
stock,
- This action,
meeting ,than usual
prior to .Dec. i5.s whne
earlier
1859.,
1473.
]).
exemptions
The directors authorized the
purchase as of Oct. 1, 1943;
first mortgage
sinking fund 3d bonds due in 1961 at 106.
ing reduction of the company's funded debt enables it
541.000
55,000
E. Wood & Co., St. Paul,
Minn.; Beecrol't, Cole & Co., Topeka, Kan.;
Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Dallas,
Texas; The United Trust Co., Abi¬
lene, Kan., and Bigelow-Webb, Inc.,
Minneapolis, .Minn,
of
fecor'd .Nov/ 23.'.
an
p.
$3,836,049
should
473,500
90,000
$996,253
Lincoln, Nebraska; Harold
V
regular quarterly'..dividend
cumulative
payment of "the dividend
file the'-r final declaration pf
duties
1.
191.000
25,000
47,028
-
Natural
Gas
Co., Inc.—Preferred
Stock Offered—An issue of
12,500 shares of $5 cumula¬
tive preferred stock
(no par) was recently offered at
$105 per share and dividend
by the First Trust Co. of
"
permit
calendar
158,
and
capacity production is being continued and it is-hoped that, the
of our operations
during the fourth quarter of this year will
compare favorably with the three previous
quarters.
results
for
and
Nov.
and
Feb.
been
Stanley is forwarding a letter to-United States' .shareholders
advising that the directors of Succession Duties under the Dominion
Full
;
244.000
conting.
directors'
the
15
Mr.
labor.
42,208
$754,944
Corp.—New Of¬ A A Kansas-Nebraska
Chemical
&
declared
5'i
7
explained,
quirements,
approximating the levels realized
of the year, despite, increased costs due
12,572
$373,524
f o r i taxes-: .L
Provision
record
p.
.
9
the
on
must
shares of
are
1-5,092
$351,150
„„
Dividend of 25 Cents—
_on
$23,205,451 after all charges, depreciation, amortiza¬
tion, taxes, etc., equivalent after preferred dividend re¬
-
,
■
Federal
The
of
';r^yA'A
company
$949,225
The foregoing
relat'mg to investment
subsidiary.
c,':';*;1.
r'
890.
p.
1733.
p.
International
closely
rates
and
the
$712,736
Notes—(It
of
7
the nine months ended Sept. 30,
C. Stanley, Chairman and
adjustments, and has also been adjusted in respect to post¬
against excess profits tax.
+ Deducting administration ex-
559.214
$360,952
$1,50.1,439
per com. ,sliare_ "
$0.37
$0.42
A;. , $1.02
$1.13
"After provis on for
dcprec'at'on of $31,985 ($29,749 ■ in. 1942) for
'■three months and
895,976 ($85,924 hi 1942) for nine months.
A
■
'
Report—The report of the
ending Sept. 30, 1942,' as previously
reported, for proper comparison, has been adjusted to provide for
pro¬
portion of $2,000,000 charged to income at the end of 1942 for
post-war
406,903
< netr.._'..
income
for
1943—9 Mos.—1942
$1,179,639
162,770
.
Earns,
.
sas
■"income account for nine months
''iA 292,240,019 294,345,681
1940.
Manning, Director of Research, has been elected a
R. Bishop, as Vice-President in
charge of the
division, and Ralph W. Shafor, as Division Production
payable
order'to
—V.
'
$336,058
AA
Reserve
;
Interstate Department Stores; Inc.-r— October Sales-
13,638,000
$2,930,777
earnings A-Earnings per share..
6,723,908
$523,722
in
James
Sales
Net
'
■
$499,998
income
Total
$2,218,636'
863.325
period End. Oct. 31—
4,463,000
6,723,908
...
,163.940
admin, exp.
Profit
Other
D.
share
company
1.500,000
4,423,000
excess
tax...
1942
1
director
directors
per
par
for
18,150,275
11,657,368
1943—3 Mos.-r-1942
profits
loss
President.—V.
V.
individuals
965,313
AAr-:'
.
normal
Ac AA
tax
the.
to-..vote
!
X;:*
:;
:V 'L.'
-
1859.
p.
Sell, & gen.
A,
and
post-war
Elkhart
International Paper Co.—Preferred Dividend—
in
17,310,650
12,388,400
'
Intcrtype Corp.—Earnings-"Gross
...
the
1943—9 Mos.—*1042
$10,474,256 $11,135,974 $31,941,421 $34,511,983
483,474
■
■
f
Manager.—V. 158.
;
on
for
,
.'fy....J—-A:
158,
Period End. Sept. 30—r
in:
$1,105,000
■
(& Subs.)—Income Account—
1943—3 Mos,—1942
Toiel
•—V.
1943,
without
«
Products
$1.25
483,475
..
depl._iL-
Vice
Paul
The
income™---
to
approxi-
were
29,900
without
Vice-President;
t
Period End. Sept. 30—
meet
153,295
,
International Minerals
1573.
Inland Steel Co.
1943
etc.
ficials—.
Dr.
$55,012
_
will
<239,500
Worth,
a
,
Amino
22,042,785
/
projierty expenditures in Finland
reserves
7.522.8(H)
19,601,105
.
insurance
and
60,766,771
8,079,646
ending Sept. 30,
$18,035,000
2458.
p.
deprec. &
-——A-
for
E.
;
27,627,825
60,766,771
1
60,606,500
60,606,500
surplus
1.:. J
■
;
81,113,281
81,225,508
Exchange adjustui. in consolidation in suspense Dt'2,
461,542 Br2.461,542
-Were
p. 890.
elected
..
Reserve for
$1,294,534
$1,162,383 - $1,661,190
$1,363,400
share..—SI.10
$0.98 " '
$1.41''--:; ,.t'$1.15
1,181,967 shares of capital stock,
t Includes $167,000 for U. S.
profits tax. ^Includes Arizona income tax.2--V-. 158,
1,613,477
■
Net;
based
Earned
;
.
International Harvester Co.—New Vice-President—
961,177
Miscellaneous deductions
155,
i,
for
deduct,
8.114,891
.
294,345,681
Capital surplus
:
9 Mos.—1942
110,327
income
oper.
stockholders
$2,580,554
income,
excess
1943
893,458
31
Net
Sept. 30--
taxes,
252,565
,600,000
292,240,019
....^
Contingent,
-
"Earns.-jier
$1,321,364 $12,525,789 $11,818,406
1,146,037.
income
Prov.
range
monthly
With
exp._^.....k
stock....
on income..A
/ ,1:.
dividend payable Nov. 1.
Retirement system reserve..——
■
1
Prov,
a
27.—V.
293,155
600,000
,
Preferred
Debt—
RR.—Earnings—
1943—Month—-1942
stock.
~
,
/
test.)
Prov si on
"
RFC
Tit xcs
exchange
valuer common--
par
A;
27,627,825
-
taxes, est.
< 14,584,025 nonpar shares) '—A
payable and pay-rolls—
Accounts
International
•
contingencies-
inc.
-"On
Prov.
the
income
■Res.
it was recently reported, has paid the RFC $15,000,000,
liquidating its indebtedness to the RFC,—V. 158, p. 1859.
,
Indiana Harbor Belt
Int.
Corp." for
Unfilled
:
Detrola
Nov,
/' Int, and bond
The company,
tNet
shares of $1
9/832,954'
29,181,886
23,204,405
.
included
compares
obsolescence
—V.
490,000
oj )erations i -A - A: •. p .u)A-:
portion of excess profits
..preferred
Pro vi si on
and notes, $360,891;
,
'
of
4,755,687'
38,640,272
Common stock
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Co.—Earnings
expense,
134.3.
i
of
$22,239,000.
9 Mos. End.
$25,852; depreciation and
(depletion, $1,573,574; property retired and abandoned, .$231,724; Federal
Total
effect, the
share
17,404,172
■
tax
—
the
29>in
Detroit
Earnings for 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1943: Gross earnings from
operations, $8,515,341; Operating, gnd general expenses, including taxes
income' taxes), $4,117,371; income from operations,
S4,397,970; other income, $69,037; amount available for interest, depre¬
Other
to
one
When
:
UabilitiesTr
additional
an.
39,188,450
15,761,808
Total
.;'XA-A;'vAA'Y-v'A
Mother than Federal
: amortiaztion
Refundable
profits for the fiscal year ended
Oct.-31, 1942, -alter a tentative
refund in renegotiation of
-$3,550,000 and a net provision-of- $2,904,000
"for income and excess profits taxes.
.■
International stockholders will meet Nov.
20,451
thus
order
receive
Detrola.
International
to
will
in
.of
•
628,059
42,222,641
v
„
21,577,001
Cha rges to f u ti t ro.
"
.
,r..
receivable--— w'_;_Ai.:AAk2'-
Cash
■
profits for,Ahe.-saihe'.peilod
effect
of
possible price adjustments- on Government- contracts were
82,065,000 after reserving $5,237,000 for income and excess,
profits
discount
expense.
v
J
150,460,253 155,912,400
17,308,296. ,18v140.790
620,906
——
notes
■
merger is'completed
outstanding capital'stock of the surviving co'rpo-
and
October.
of
of
international
net
and
p.
shares
Detrola
and
Net
$3,056,335
87,037
...
of
in
'amounted
notes.
&
10th
$8,190,000
48,380
int.,
depl.
and
debt
ol'
58,607
space.
military automotive units.- A-
stock
common
stockholders who
18
$1,640,000
for
bonds
Amort,
17,934
its
mately $21,000,000.
.
22,858
of
ration will consist
2.673,646
$1,182,390
shares
each
Net
on
and
;Gpvernineht-;securities... .f: ,2AkA.A-LlLL::
Canadian Treasury bills, British and U; 6.
notes,'' etc.;
plants in Elkhart and Indianapolis,
than1,350 persons. :?•:There'< also is ' a
calls for, the issuance by
merger
the entire
'
i
,,
1,135,700
avail,
on
v->
operations.
deprec.
Int.
for
,
income
Anvt.
.
g
.
,
..........
Irom
Other
'
,.
Accounts
radios.;
feet''of floor
275,000 square
'
•
■
k'_—
—-k
Inventories
field.
Production
ol'
machine; toof.sugenerally
has
peak reached in 1942 in tooling the nation's industry
a
Detrola
*
$5,681,602
$6,591,989
-'..Iv':,
Oper.
Miscellaneous1 securities
■
152,000
•
Sept. 30—
automobile
A";.
■Sept."30,'-'43 'Dee; 3Lr ,*43"
Securities held
of machine tools will continue to. be a major
companies, and .the organization expects' after
obligations to resume its -domestic and - export
this
from
war.
The
(Including Houston Pipe Line Co.)
Period End.
and
Sheet
Property, less depreciation and amortization
against, retirement, system res.
"•'/ /')
production.y-'Detrolaks
tool
more
production
wartime
in
declined
for
Gross
some
machine
employ
•'A Resign and building
1,013,843
$156,293
has
which
project of the merged
Net
invwar
welding division at South Bend, Ind./ AAA
AAA A &
Products of International include
"heavy' duty and'full- .automatic
turret lathes and
superfinisbing machines, and in addition the corpo¬
$1,174,229
$11,506
132,592
etc.
$1,586,813
deeply
commercial
$1,163,825
Br 12
transp.
levenue..
engaged
buildings comprise
International
Indiana,
Otuer
are
changers,
$436,042
earnings
Operating
Both
Balance
15, : 1943
$
modern plant, in Detroit
employs some 1,250 persons'in making military
radio and other service items
exclusively, .; Pre-war products, included
portable and home radios,
record
Lid.—Earnings-
1943—-Month—1942
Consolidated
Assets
C.'Russell Feldmann, President of both
concerns, ..as principal,objectives
of the statutory
merger.
•
1473.
J).
Monday, November
Strengthening of International's bid for post-war activity and the
onlistmeht of its larger
capital for Detrolit's/pcaeeliitie' program of
making quality precision radio and ,other equipment'; were listed .by
fcash)__
158, p. 1279.
6,490
72,024
$229,968
.
9,300
$227,773
$39,181
57,763
59,933.
68,842
87,418
9.824
■
58,637
•
Volume
158
Number
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
4229
I
Kentucky Rock Asphalt Co.—Bonds Called-—
have been
There
called
be
will
Sts.,
made
The
at
Louisville,
Louisville
Ky.~~V.
158,
Trust
trustee, ""5th
Co.,
and
Sales2—:^
In
Market
1279.
p.
the
1943,
October,
$5,748,668
1
$51,452,620 $46,500,809
201 stores, as compared
operated
158,
of
the
first
Jerome:
Maek Trucks, Inc.
Kentucky Rock Salt Co.—Correction—
The
item
under this heading in last week's "Chronicle"
given under "Kentucky Rock Asphalt. Co.- -See V. 158,
Profit
y,\' *\'y,V
*
v!^i
*
■/
-
1 >''\ \
* v
J
•
*'J v
v
.
(S» S.) Kresge Co.—October Sales Off 0.2%—
Period End. Oct, 31—
J
1943—10 Mos.'—1942 ;
1943—Month—1942=•
...
18,372,422
the
Of
/
in
were
723 -stores
the
in
and 62 Canadian stores
and
18.400,499.157,576,397 150,518,249
at' the
operation
States
United
in
62
close; of
1943,
October,
a
Earnings
-
661
3.655.000
8,725.000
375,000
375,000
625,000
$836,577
$539,658
$2,033,579
$1 .812,462
597.335
597.335
597,335
$1.40
profit.
$0.90
S3.40
125.000
.
-
'
%
Shares, of com,- srk.
."
ishkre
per-
Not0-^1942. figures :grc
contract's.—V.
American"
against 671
year earlier.—V. 158, p. 1859.
Canada,
:N.et
.
'
Sales
2,910.000
:
eohting—
Rasevio. for
158,
9
,735.000
\
' 1943—Month—1942
Period End; Oct. 31—
Sales
,/
$336,444.
—V.
158, p. 1533.
before giving effect to renegotiations of
diudend
war
stock,
p. ' 1859.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
prof.
taxes
.
746,371
606.420
533.988
1,715,159
1.314.50(5
$0.81
$0.72
$2.29
$1.76
shares of capital stock outstanding.—V.
158,
the
Period End. Oct. 31—
—V.
.i.—_
158,
1533.
p.
1943-Moidh—1942
j. j.'. $2,736,601
1943—10MOS—1942
.
$2,516,574 $23,990,037 $19,099,542
Sales
—
Up 3.7%—^
1943—Month—1942
.
$6,354,141
.
V.' 158,
—
:v
(totaling $399, payable over
amount of these debentures.
This
Net
basis
mentioned
is
sufficient
amount
$3,500,000,
outstanding.
Lincoln
Ward.- Sterne,' Agee and Leach,
'
now
Life
Insurance
holders
Nov.
for
26
the company
of
Oct.
on
19
voted
vote on
to
a
from $2,500,000
stock dividend of $1,000,000.—V.
of
with; all-unmatured
Wayne,
special meeting
a
proposal to* increase
to
Fort
$3,500,000
by
157, p. 554.
next
of stock¬
Nov!
-
acting
Net
■
Calvert,
9 Mos. End.
Sept, 30—
Earns,
per
♦After
1943
4
income
$0.86
$0.36
share.
com
*IncI.
•
—V.
charges and provision
V. 158, p. 487.
-
taxes
for
$99,701
The
$77,973
$1.08
(1943
taxes
amount
distinction
as
the
among
of
21
to
and
■' Net .'income
$2,518,901
$2,173,726
1,423,856
1,518,525
share
per
on
435,090
/—I
•
com.
shrs—
$1,095,045
—
•
Two
important
different
$2.52
....
in
$1.51
Kansas
the latest
are
thick
a
'TV/ /'
section
of
Prov.
•" :
Simpson
Sand
in
the
Chitwood
I^ansas City (Lapsing ( and the Viola Limes also
acreage in
being
the
Knsas
discoveries,
this
company
has
found
issues.
from
ry.
T
old
to
the success of the expanded
"that
1943
reserves, of
crude
in
are
for
the
of
extension
existing
pools.
oil."—V.
crude
158,
p.
1279,
to
Cost
$443,875,
The
cents
-
&
dividend
Dec.
made
were
of
20
follows:
as
to
March
on
cents
35
holders
20,
June
March
turing and shipping,
Selling & adminis. exp,
.
1943
State
the
of
4,429.608
1,482,231
100,868
93,317
84.810
68,930
70.342
158,
p.
—V.
%
5,654,406
758,090
13,918,930
2,064,402
28,872
31,873
32,009
14,027
'
$2,221,909
$3,997,071
$7,080,463
$9,881,298
92,460
90,098
273,891
279,908
$4,087,169
995,421
2,274,538
3,212,078
548,544
1,617,551
178,674
364.336
515,877
992,203
$398,411
$7,354,354 $10,161,206
$636,960
948,597
$899,751
$2,008,848
of
amount
based
on
an
$2,534,729
948,597
948.597
1943, $357,000
in
taxes.—V.
has
$0.95
$2.12
S.
per
1
and
estimate, made
at
income
existing
and
rates.
$4,445,000 for the similar period of 1942—V.
excess
3
declared
usual
and
1942
158,
p.
This
compares
hi
v.
profit
$137,000 in
Louisville & Nashville
interest
.
has
been
been
on
9 Mos. End.
•Net
Earn,
income
per
Sept. 30—
—i—
capital
.
all
charges,
$1,022,137
1942
1941
$756,016
$849,318
shares
stock
0After
1943
——
600,000
Earnings
$1.74
$1.27
,
$1.41
including provision for Federal income and
excess profits
taxes (and after a reserve for post-war contingencies
Of $200,000 ill 1943).—V. 158, p. 1349.
'
.
-
on
On Opevs.—.
common
Nov.
1, last.—V.
stock,
25
par
cents,
20.
2.510,751
37,500
36,000
445.500
417,000
59,683
106,301
(571,219
\ 260,541
[514,045
389,800
$70,836
S95.235
$990,512
$916,714
23,354
22,857
289,352
289.071
$47,481
$72,377
8701,160
$627,643
20,693
20,693
248,316
248,310
$26,788
$51,684
$452,844
$379,327
l
:
taxes,,}
J
$4,299,230
2,120,63;
555,07 4
deducts..
etc.,
pfd.
on
stock,,.;
1534.
p.
Pipe
Line
Co.
Dissolution
—
^.
the
,
will eliminate
and
court
action
directors, although the
brought against Mokam and if,3
management;
has
apprehension)
no
the ultimate outcome oi' these suits, Mr. McGuire states in a
letter
The .aim of
the company now
is to preserve tho
as to
stockholders.
greatest
Mokan
possible
interest
111
Panhandle
stockholders, he said.
owns
65So of
The
company
Eastern
Eastern
for
distribution
-v/'
to
'.—'.v.-...;
since
outstanding stock of Panhandlo
it purchased from Phillips Petroleum Co. one-half of
Panhandle shares which Phillips had bought from Columbia
the 404.326
Oil
&
the
Gasoline
Corp.
temporary
bank
$5,250,000
of
Purchase
oi this stock was financed through
August, Mokan replaced this credit with
placed privately with a bank and two In¬
payable in half-yearly installments from
1944
credit.
serial
In
notes
surance
companies,
through 1953.—V. 153, p. 1475.
157,
p.
have
$19,000 of
1.
Aug.
;
been
first
1922,
at
called
Assistant
Controller
for redemption
mortgage 6',b 25-year
102'2 and interest.
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co.,
delphia, Pa —V. 158, p. 1475.
of Feb.
as
1,
1944,
a
total of
sinking fund gold bonds date;!
Payment will be made at tho
trustee,
135 So.
Broad
St., ' Phila¬
Similiar distributions
1847.
Monsanto Chemical Co.
and
to
the
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
(Including. American subsidiaries)
President/and
Assistant
Treasurer.
9 Months Ended
Sept. 30—
1943
sales
Net
Cost
of
1942
1941
$61,244,282 $50,269,773 $46,733,30t
sold,,,,,,—44.368,754
Selling and admin, expenses—,,,—
3,743,135
goods
33.484,275
30,422,240
3,507,716
3,357,534
1,249,849
1,074,095
$11,583,731 S12,027,933
$11,879,431
Research expenses
1,548,662
(Minn.)—Earnings—
505,547
1.344,301
1,540,864
$791,091
$658,993
$2,525,213
$3,237,756
51,482
Dr6,843
82,230
Net profit from operations-
Other income
1,060,564
———_~
931,324
823,643
income
Gross
$12,644,295 $12,959,257 $12^703,074
Income charges ~287,293
437,362
349,163
$652,150
$2,607,443
$3,248,176
Normal income taxes, estimated/---
1,974,248
1.931,800
2,347,723
6,237,049
6,611,660
5,032,000
37,800
44,596
37,600
$4,107,906
$3,933,838
$4,936,57.0
$2.77
*$2.65
'
.
Net
45,606
.
235,464
113,885
316,662
352,054
206,200
312,225
884,400
2,014,800
Note—The
.11,806
42,211
50,777
$268,251
$1,221,694
$992,326
^Includes:
.
^
Charged'to depreciation
Charged to depletion—..
..
to
Commodity
In .a
S.
1942
period
were
for depreciation and
$4,199,772 in 1943;
to
99,648
361,506
998.138
999,554
89
244,695
204.951
Investment
less
Inventories
Prices Stabilization--Corp.,'
Ltd.—V.
158,
.
report covering .tho nine months ended Sept. 30, 1943, J. H. C.
President, says in part:
^
Base Metals; Tonnage treated was about 8^ higher than in the
previous quarter but shortage of labO£ again resulted in operations
being-Cafried"on-much below capacity. Mining operations during the
»quarter-were-confined to. (he Kicking Horse Mine.
Mining in., the
"Monarch Mine will 'be resumed during the coming quarter. - Estimated
$2.76
obsolescence
$3,093,640 .in
$3.57
a
common
the nin.3
for
1942;
$2,416,603
Sept. 30, '43 Dec. 31, '43
$11,527,605
S7,718,14)
—
Government
Receivables,
334,236
Mining Corp. of Canada, Lid.—Report—
Waite,
provision
Cash
U.
tPayments
the
Assets—
income___
""
p. 1072.
for
Comparative Consolidated Balance Sheet
'
■-.
surplus
1941.
111,004
$499,668
earnings
net
months amounted
in
,
to earned
share.
-
mortgage
purchased Cr—
transf.
inc.
Earnings per common share—.
•Adjusted
102,905
Consol. net
taxes, estimated,,,,
applicable to ttiin. int.—
-
income mtge.
inc.
profits
Net income
10,419
$842,574
(.net)
profits taxes„_
on
bonds
.
share on
1943—12 Mos.—-1942
$5,292,569
Monroe Coal Mining Co.—Bonds Called—
,r
income
excess
RR.—$6,000,000 Bonds Called—
McGraw-IIill Publishing Co., Inc. (& Subs.)
1943—Month—1942
190,694
income
There
a
the
elected
named
provision for income &
company
,
1350.
$428,231
taxes
The step
to
participating dividend of 10
dividend of 8U'« cents per
preference stock, par $15, and a
record
Sept.
bonds
,'
has called for redemption as of Jan. 1, 1944, at 102
and interest, a total of $6,000,000 of unified mortgage 3la',o bonds
bonds with extension agreements of series A due Jan. 1, 1950, attached.
Payment of the called bonds will be made at the office of the com¬
pany, 71 Broadway, New York, N. Y., at any time on or before date
set for redemption at 102 with interest accrued to Jan. 1, 1944.—V. 158,
p. 1859.
' '
'
\
<
The
,
569,650
company have appointed a committee consisting of
G. McGulre, President, I. L. Letts and C. E. Main to
study mean3
liquidating the company and to guarantee the independent, opera¬
tion of its
subsidiary, the Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.
'
1941
those of its .directly or indirectly wholly owned United
;'■■States and Canadian subsidiaries)
income
Total
with;
i
"87,01:0
.
W.
488.
quarterly
share
■tPayments" -1—-
profits taxes
158,' p. 764. v.;'
*3.600
121,097
Excess
Gain
-
Marts has
893.
p.
,
Net
$2.40
Federal
241,955
287,763
of
refunded
Selling, admin, and genv. eral expenses v-.—432,893
948,597
$0.67
for
886,383
449,479
230,907
319.530
Directors of
$0.24
$2,281,252
Note—Provision for taxes for the first nine months of 1943 includes;
an
1,173,976
497,070
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
;>
$102,685
$0.85
to holders of
1
June
Carlisle
158,
Other
,t
1,311,976
.
deprec.,.
for
; Balance
/—V. 158,
25,671
"328,000
$0.25
1,766,088
—
*10,350
$487,555
Plan—
Period Ended Sept. 30—
1943—3 Mos.—1942
1943—9 Mos.—1942
Net sales
$5,792,463
$5,514,714 $17,743,453 $17,828,046
•Cost Of
; 4,568,479
4,350,173
13.373,944
13,049,426
5,121,663
503,314
profit ————
Shares outstanding
Net profit per share-—
•469
income
Divs.
T
11,782
$143,874
participating
cents
on
(including
2,228,940
$2,314,369
Net
55,398
■ •:■■-'
27,366
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co.
14,349,445
charges-
"1,05.1
30,449
/.■%.
expenses
43,439
5.017,429
$0.28
,
the
$3.25
10
Lawrence
Gerald
for depr. & deple.
Miscellaneous
$66,7i:j
13,078
revenue
Net
1940
$2 756,692
•364,000*430.000
Nov.
on
.share,and
per
made
were
■
Provision for taxes—;.—
Prov.
1940
$94,328
103,242
'
,
all payable Dec.
1943—9 Mos.—1942
4,964,250
699.054
_
1941
$191,371
64,646
income,,,
oper.
Federal
;
profits
excess
directors
dividend
'
.
profit—»—
1942
$155,310
Fed. excess profits taxes
$1,335,000, less tax remitted
making net > amount refunded $891,124.
Despite this
net
gain - reported
for
1942
remains
unchanged."—•
-
Operating
Miscellaneous income
R R.—Earnings—
20,
1941
29,420
.
818.
p.
share
of' the
'
1,894,58;
218,915
and Dec. 21, 35 cents each.—■
v
result' the .company
$7,885,213 $10,409,567 $23,063,795 $26,459,683
of sales—manufac-
1,521,236
income,/;
oper.
Provision
.
Sales
990,323
$245,553
.
.
1943—3 Mos.—1942
987,951
for. the
188,385
from
General
| ; Metal Textile Corp.—Participating Dividend—
Lone Star Cement Corp.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
r
period
taxes
Micromatic Hone Corp.—New Officials—
:
1,656,500
$1,236,380
stocks
pfd.
railway
railway
•
Operating
that production in the; fiscal year
Sfept. ,30 -exceeded, by approximately 100^ that of any other
a
in 1943
wells ranges from 4.000.to 10.000 feet.
Tests by exploratory crews are
under way in many, areas where geological data indicates the possi¬
bility of
1,546,721
$2,237,451
Mississippi Power Co.—Earnings—
contrast
Depth
135,671
$93,451
Period Ended Sept, 30—
$5,316,541
6,422.096
$309,000 in
adjustment,,
of the past several years, with the expanded drilling program
calling for the completion of from 35 to 40 wells. Approximately onethird of these wells are wildcats, representing our bid for new fields,
others
121,237
1534.
♦Loss.—V.
;T.;iMackay;vPi^sidtmt,Vstates
:*V. 157,
in any
while
2,873
$2,892,880
$187,934
January 1—
railway,,,,
from railway
Net
/.
" $156,777
for
of
program, Col.
the first nine
withdrawals from
general .decline in the Petroleum Industry's reserves,
"The company expects to drill three times as much footage
as
488.
p.
1942
32,849
taxes
as
during
were
7,965
$3,784,172
$1,249,500
#
a
f
158,
$5,776,685
96 524
F'ed.
for
ended
exploration
added
greater than the company's
would amount to for the entire year. This is
reserves
the
p.m.,
year. •
'
>;?"The (GovernmentWand;the company," Mr. Mackay stated, "have
concluded renegotiation proceedings for the fiscal period of 1942 and
.
of
to
•
(Kan.t, Midland and Tyler (Tex.) and Jackson
(Miss.),
undeveloped' acreage has been- acquired during the year in'
Kansas, West Texas, East Texas, New Mexico, Louisiana, Mississippi
and Arkansas.
'
.states
1943,
1,
Mergcnthaler Linotype Co.—Production Up 100%—
Wichita
Attesting to
1,027
$229,122
"
expenses...;..
•Including
other
important
months
1942
1943
$7,058,619
(net)
provision
production this year in SoUth Arkansas and West Texas.
Through the activities of branch land and geological offices, located
Barton
$2,890,007
From
Gross
officers
.
—
H
30—'
Net / profit
-
new
in
$3,776,207
$9,442,315
709
from
Net
V •;
Earn.-per-com. share....
Pool,
showing
are
6.552,30c)
$228,095
'Gross income
v."
income
.
oil and gas production.
The company holds substantial
this Central Kansas area, and plans for additional drilling
formulated and put into action.
Augmenting
in
Payments
50 cents; and Sept. 21
-
for commercial
are
last/
1st,mtge. bonds,
on
income
The discoveries are in the North Stark and the Chit-wood Pools in
Pratt County.
Completions have been made in the Viola Lime of the
North Stark Pool.
Wells of large flowing potentials now are being
completed, in.
Dec.
payable
were
.,--./amort.;& otherTnt./^;;' ' 22,651
Other
cilgsl & mi seel....>
devel¬
'
where the
20,
$1,
par
distributions
Depreciation
in the accelerated search of this company for
additional
underground crude oil reserves in 1943, according to Col. T. H. Barton,
•vrrV///'■"
stock,
common
Similar
Depletion
discoveries
due
quarterly
a
sales, sell., ship.
admin,
&
.
opments
President.
4.
158i-'l>.: 1534,.
Int.
field
new
the
'3 Mos. End.' Sept/
New Discoveries—
.-•
that
Sun."—V.
d/clared
8
Net sales
$655,201
.
5,705,718
$308,462
Mississippi Central
Interest,
'—
—js
S9,481.925
640,549
Mengel Co.—Earnings—
1942
.
bef. Fed. taxes.
1.
.
on
Sept.
Nov.
on
Dec.
record
Cost of
Earn,
$350.—"Baltimore
ol"
directors
per/share
;
V.
s
including
coupons,
1943—12 Mos.—-1942
$868,644
541,499
$309,171
September—
—
1943
Co.—Earnings—
1943—Month—1942
-
Federal
Net. ry.
.60 cents; June 20,
Lion Oil Refining Co.—Earnings
9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
Net income after all chgs. but
Provision for taxes
last
$849,961
revenues
158, p.
Gross
.
$1.44
7.
10,
<
,
charges
Net
Master Electric Co.—-To Pay 35-Cent Dividend—
1940
cents
income
Gross
1941
$34,560
all
$159,771).
3942
'
.
50
.
a
-
$64,994
of
Balance
point out that the few market transactions in these
debentures taking
place this year were at prices around $42 per
$100, plus accrued interest.
Allowing $14 maximum interest, this
would
be less "than $308
per S700 debenture as compared with the
Lindsay Light & Chemical Co.—Earnings—
•Net
tho
agents for the Maryland
as
22.
-
present'offer
%
for
-
per share and
the usual quarterly
per
share have been declared 011 the common
Dec.' 10 to holders of record Nov. 24.
Extras oi
paid on this issue on March 10 and June
i860.
Dividends applic,
bankers
T'he
stock
the capital
the declaration of
.
of
1953,
Maryland-Trust Co, depositary, Baltimofe, Md., not later than 5
Stock Dividend—
call
to
Co.
were
loB, p.
oper.
Interest
'
f
.
same-footing.'without
National
The. directors
operating profit
$351,545.
it
cents
Gross income
or
a ;nb'ticef to debenture holders,
the banking group points out that
only remaining value of the obligations is the annuity worth of
Casualty- company's-interest guaranty to Dec. 1, 1953.
Because of
such eXhauSriou of principal assets, all these debentures are upon the
$6,-125,613 $53,806,197 $44,979,146
Intl.—To Increase Capital—40%
o0
Other income
retire
to
Any holder desiring to accept this offer must deliver his debentures,
v
was
remained at $110,000, funds on handdevelopment program.—V. 158, p. 675.
obligation
guaranty
the
1943—9 Mos.—1942
1474.
p.
ou,
the company
dividend
ot
cents each
-Mn
,T
,
immediate settle¬
applies tor the, 20-year debentures, clue Dec. 1,
•
debenture -corporations:
American,
Arundel,1
Casualty- Co.
Lerner Stores Corp.—October Sales
$350- in
pay
following
and
■
Period End. Oct. 31—
to
-Carolina,'Continental,-Franklin,. National, Potomac, Potomac Consoli¬
dated knd Potomac Realty Atlantic.
•f/These debentures are/guaranteed only as to interest and not as to
principal by the Maryland Casualty Co.
T'The offer is;.being tendered by J. G. White & Co., Baker, Watts &
CO.,' Merrill Lynch; Pierce, Fenner ana Beane, Stein Bros.
Boyee,
487..
p.
proposes
tile $4.600','750 principal
/..This; offer
Lane Bryant, Inc.- -October Sales Up 8.7%—
Sa les '>x
on:'the
.'.76 V'of
share;/.:
per.
to
made
/There has-been,made'available for the purpose of the offer $1,750,000
which
inc.
(est,»^i;%.„L——•
"Earnings
"On
Fed,
had
Minnesota Power & Light
•
$700 principal
equivalent to $50 per $100 principal amount.
offer-is
•
$2,276,403
$3,741,554
$920,183
Estimated
year,
labor
Period Ended Sept, 30Operating revenues
•Oper. rev. deductions-
to interest by the
" •
ten-years!-son each
1943-^9 Mos.—1942 '
1943—3 Mos.-1942
$1,169,705
aft.
/
inc.
taxes- (est.)
to
both payable
year,—-v.
has authorized a group of bankers, acting as ite
immediate lump-sum cash offer to purchase obli¬
company
uf its-interest
ment
Net profit bef. Fed.
"
This
gations of: ten debenture corporations, guaranteed as
Maryland Casualty Co.
H^The Maryland company
<;
of- the
Sept, 30, 1943, amounted
shortage of
Loans
extra
$3.03
agents,-to make an
1943—10 Mos.—1942.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
ocpr.
'
;
rLambert Co.
triiucu
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Extra Div.—'
597.335
-a
$94,542,254 $87,515,058
$10,547,340 $10,278,315
quarter
As
being required to carry out the
Maryland Casualty Co.—Invitation of Tenders—
(S. II.) Kress & Co.—October Sales Increased 2.6%—
juumua
impossible to do any
past your, it was found necessary to
suspend
milling operations at the end of August.
Tonnage of pre milled fov
the eight months ended
Aug. 31, 1.943, was 107,608 tons; from which
was recovered
18,(>41 ounces of gold. Estimated
operating profit for tho
eight months during which
milling operations were carried on wad
ex-
.profits Maxes
cess
-
V
iucome and
Federal
1859.'
muu
development work lor the
—Earnings—
1943—9 Mos.
End-. Sept. 30— •>•<• ",J 1943—3 Mos.—1942
1942
after deprec.g-..i..$3,871,577
$4,569,658 $11,133,579 $12 ,172,462
•)v Period
appearing
should have been
p.
1 uv
nine months ended
1474.
p.
iot
Tonnage of copper-zinc ore treated was approximately
higher than in the previous quarter but
considerably below that
6.5'"
$5,655,982
company
faviiu
Normetal:
1943—10 Mos.—1942
with 203 stores in tlie same month last yV.
'''
■■
1943—Month—1942
Period End. Oct. 31—
■
redemption as of Nov. 18, 1943, a total
$85,000 of 1st mtgc. {Ha V registered bonds at 100 and int. Payment
of
McCrory Stores Corp.—October Sales Up 1.64%—.
•
for
1930
securities
1,000,000
reserves,,
—,,
"
—
in
British
subsidiary
8.068.857
10.285,872
'
9,036,346
11.087,916
729,413
729.413
cost—
8053)14
805,914
investments, receivables and deposits—
Post-war Federal income tax refund, estimated
Land'——
891,381
741,937
1.630,894
928,000
2.361,736
Investments
in
company
associated companies,
at
Miscell.
——
——
Buildings
and equipment—,—;
———
less depletion,,—
;—■
Phosphate deposits,
Patents
Deferred
and
processes—,,—
charges
2,392.453
13,057,084
4
—
Machinery
—
/.
—
—
46,420,035
732,343
12,705,077
45,093,151
■
773,147
1
I
682,750
502,340
$98,224,602 $92,433,123
THE
1940
Liabilities—
National
.*Net estimated income
Note
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
liability-,-.—.-$236,568
tax
payable to bank' in
Cylinder Gas Co.—Earnings—
$1,194,158
316,264
Accounts payable and accruals—4,551,898
Preferred
dividends payable.—.—445,000
Deposits for returnable containers977,091
Re.erve tor deprec., amort, and obsolescence—£
27,080,444
3,581,174
American subsidiary..—526,567
$4.50 cumul. dividend preferred stock, series A
5,000,000
$4.50 cumul. dividend preferred stock, series B
5,000,000
$4 cumulative dividend preferred stock, series C
11,000,000
488,767
11,000,000
Common
12,416,940
reserves
stock
------—
—
interest
Minority
——
Total
Federal
for
"After deducting
U. S, Treasury
tax notes-—.
158, p. 1735.
*
-
of
-~V.
158,
,
rJ.V
1,335,701
intended
the
in
9
to
Cook
County
unions
discontinue
and
(111.)
Superior Court
labor
14
leaders
maintenance of
its
for
tion
and
194*2
to
abide
following
by
and
for Fed,
1943
Posters
will
in
not
the
be
Federal
Court
maintenance
In
the
its
expenses..
untrue
Dec.
taxe3_.__lr>—
Washington
restrain the
to
has
suit
nine
filed
stores,
unions
be
statements
mail order houses and warehouses,
restrained
and
from
requested
publishing
hearing
a
on
"Cost
also asked
with
further the asserted
the injunction within
The
J
state
that
maintenance
of
membership
is
form,
a
tinue
Ward's
will
voluntarily
not
quarrel
no
with
unionism
collective
or
Period End. Oct. 31—
$
$319,498
income—'
32,499
-
.
directors
——.
bourbon
outstanding,
dividend
whisky
payable
will
cipients'
be
'
and
cum.
for
each
1
conv.
■
include
the
30,
construction
results
share
of
M.
Wellepp,
of
$25
of
To
—
27
b'uv
to
in
accrued
stock
the
barrel
and
record
for
that
two
.sizable
any
of
price
in
years
of
which
his
the
which
before
the
September,
December,
cash
tax
in
1941,
$1.07;
of
one
the
kind,"
shown
are
'
.
ceiling
prices
cents
two
Stock
from
the
expenses
profit
Interest
in
the
in
rj
income
profits
sale
on
shares
M.
1,^65,203
$152,986
whisky.
tty to 4'A
27
gallons
1940,
The
Net
1,722
' Drll,160
$150,917
$71,888
$436,941
5,016
13,242
70
•
.
1,263 'i
'
7
.
4,000
3,967
to
be
and
the
—V.
Cr22,000
11
'
*
deprec.
by
$1.19;
November,
1941,
the
stockholder
to
p.
share,
giving
charges
addressed
a
distributing
stockholders
to
substantial
dividend
a
by
Joseph
$28,774
8,862
offered
share
per
holders
stock
given
the
until
of
the
with
for
$38,872
8,954
Cleveland
8%'
of
Net
sales
Cost
to
for
the
shares
Co.
Selling
and
$6
by
the
stockholders."
156,
1777.
p.
Telephone
&
Telegraph
■
sales,
Operating
Vice
President
this
Loss
"
since
1929,
has been
Reid.—V, 158, p. 1535.
Corp.—Earnings—
returns
and
1942
1941
1943
$20,650,754
Profit
$2,203,823
income
Provision
$3,363,024
72,032
61,876
64,254
$2,275,855
$3,424,901
$1,895,594
—
Est.
income
'
expense
provision for normal, surtax Jk
profits taxes__-._J_._-__-
Net
credit
$1,831,341
103,583
2,885,000
L
per
is
renegotiation
Impossible
proceedings will be
The
1,094,500
to
report further states;
refund
for
1942
to
$436,318
state
It
is
what
the
have
effect,
operations for
not
practical
$691,813
$0.99
$0.52
proceeding lor 1943
results of
on
the
to
not
if
9
been
of
any,
months
of
com¬
such
1943.
allocate the renego¬
particular quarter or quarters of such
year and it is therefore not possible to determine
earnings for the 9
months of 1942 which would be comparable with the
earnings for the
9
any
months of 1943 shown above,—V. 158,
p.
1735.
<
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—October Sales Off 4.59%—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Sales
In
1943—Month—1942
$6,998,258
________________
October,
1943,
against 207 in the
the
same
Consolidated
*
000;
net
National Dairy
W.
of
Monsanto
of
National
announced.
Irwin,
company
month
1943—10 Mos —194''
$7,334,808 $63,770,891 $57 999 047
had, in operation 206 stores' as
last year.—V.
five
years
executive
assistant
Chemical
Dairy
Mr.
Co., has been appointed
Products Corp., L. A. Van
Irwin, who was assigned to
assumed his new post on
789,161
Nov.
8.—V..153,
p.
to
to
the
Eomel
1860.
the
terest,
2*8%
prior
1943
patents,
President
administrative
staff
has
duties
etc.,
_
27,169
31,645
29,595
23,560
$1,986,471
$2,519,490
$1,796,196
981,632
981,632
1,963,264
981,632
$1,004,839
$556,226
$814,564
$1.01
$1.28
share
per
$0.88
within
J:
SO.91
share....
$2,248,954
30,
$5,114,464
$1,554,262
$2,125,230
$1,187,936
$2.79
$3.58
$2.60
incurred
upon
have
$2.64.
expenses,
and/or
158,
676.
p.
157,
paid
25
on
to
of
25
holders
May
20,
last,
cents
15
cents
of
on
Sept.
and
on
15
Div.—
share
per
record
Nov.
Dec.
and
25
on
15.
15.
A
1942.
cents
on
1848.
p.
York
dividend
a
Nov.
made
was-
company
22.—V.
Co.—Pays Another 25-Cent
declared
payable
Chicago
Jthe
tp
Otis
&
obligations, an interest
approximately 2.21%..
Other
bidders
others, 99.4723 for 2Vs; Harris,
associates, 99.2999 for 2'As; R. W. Pressprich
of
company
Co.,
lot*
&
itself
and
99.5499
freight
for
locomotives
being
built
for
the
road
by
the
Lima
Works.
ICC
upon
approval
of
the
is^ue,
the
Nickel
Plate
will-
redemption
3%
bonds,
a
bank loan of not to
existing treasury
already
had
such
assurances
158,
New York Dock
an
funds.
exceed
$2,000,000.
However,
accommodation
the
be
can
road
had
on
1860.
p.
Co.—Earnings—
J.
,
(Including New York Dock Trade Facilities Corp.)
9 Months Ended
Sept. 30—
Revenues
Taxes,
acceptance
A
1943
,
§3,999,943
Expenses
in respect of Defense Facili¬
completion
3.926,528
taxes, maintenance, repairs, depreci¬
contingencies.
tOn 1,963,264 shares of capital
and
stock,
the
19-13
certificates of indebtedness, $3,000,r
receivable
(netr,
$14,369,465;
inventories
costs
1940
$7,033,390
4,908.160
;
for
favorable'terms.—V.
6,025,000
Sept.
1941
3,926,528
the company's procurement of
which to supplement
\ :'£■
$3,867,307
Sheet,
1942
$5,480,790
$1,258,081
J
per
distribution
new
has
interest,
etc.™
1942
1941
1,320,104
.
$3,649,392
2,017,132
$3,117,221
2,259,985
'
payable,
Note--The
taxes.
installments
$250,000;
reserve
taxes apd
p.
$6,600,524;
due
accrued
within
taxes,
one
wages.<
1,292,476
-1,078,972
1,767,162
year
on
one
,10rye,a,r
Corp.,
(J. J.)
Jr„
Braeburn,
La
Pa.,
J,-—v.
the
of
Braeburn
has been elected a director,
158, p.
Z:
Wiftt
'
-
■
%■•%'
$271,087
for
income
profits tax.—V.
158.
):..>>
Honduras Rosario Mining
1943
expen.
Int.
.
on
5%-
divs.
Neptune
debenture
Profit
on
investments-.
on
Gold
9
—V.
months---__-:.._._i.__
per share-.-.
158,
p.
1941'
$322,679
-
32,517
10,685
$933,956
$311,994
40,955
40,732
28,513
1,649
-2,322
Drify796
$336,689
$405,523
$384,611
52 899
'
Co.
'
28 513
$2.13
$2.18
$2 04
166,778
September quarter net profit
•Earnings per.share_.__.l_.__.
the
'
$366,472
28,513
Mining
notes
investments__.._„__:_,.___
Profit for
Co.—Earnings
1942
•
from Operations.:.-$325,573.
Interest and
201 747
110 162
$0.90
$1,081
$0 59
1072.
11/4.
New York & Harlem RR.—Tenders
,
1943—Month—1942
$7,713,022
p.
%;%,%.
—
Newberry Co.—October Sales Up 6.3%—
Period Encl. Oct. 31—
%-,%•
$339,784
provision
excess^
o^jn^^.rqpertieji ,_L—
J. $326,834
"?endii,urp5j.4)p new properties----^1,262
■.
Earnings
Alloy
to succeed
.
'
"
President
and
....
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
jProfi^frQih! operations before
renegotiation of profits under t,he: Federal
Chairman
..
$419,853
inclusive, of
Federal
(
year of
McGr-'w
1175.
New York &
..
for Federal and State taxesnFederal, State and foreign income
New Director—
foregoing figures are
liability is indicated for
No
in¬
reserve
for
:
Net ,income:
$250,000), $5,5G0,00Q; insurance, service, adjust¬
ment;
and
miscellaneous
reserve,
$1,552,542;
post-war
adjustments,
$400,000; prior, preferred slock
(par $100),
$22,640,400; • 6%. cunrulative
preferred stock
(par $100), $6,468,700;. $2 10-year preference
stock
(par
$40), $11,181,480; common stock
(par $10),
$11,549,280;
earned surplus, $6,973,819; total, $79,673,948.
158,
V
3,926,528
with
.
total, $79,673,948.
$976;
$410,508;
and exc?ss profits
--V.
1940
$1,772,636
all of its outstanding Lake Erie & Western ex¬
due Jan.
1,
1947, outstanding in the principal
amount of $4,933,000.
Redemption of the latter bonds will necessitate
S.
Government
$2,152,027;
Sales
'
1941
$2,489,895
$1,735,332
directors
tended
for
note .payable,
years,
H.
,1942
$753,700
basis
call
5,108
renegotiation law—includes unpaid balance of 1942 taxes.of, $1,897,397
TTesr.
U.
S.
Treasury
notes—tax series of $11,332,730), $3,994,668;
10-year 2%'v^ note payable serially.. 1943 to 1952
(less installments
due
7,000,047
Co.—Earnings—
paid
Contingent
,■
.____
U.
accounts
reserve
la,"e Goc-^e T.
president
executive
2,692
13,430.000
Balance
15
75,789
■
Renegotiation
profit—
by
7,222,229
$821,580;
«less
assets
11,097,520
$11,630,802 $11,178,462
quarter.
for
Locomotive
173,023
,
73,304
income
renegotiation
Federal
,
investments
and other assets,
$3,603,546;
fixed
depreciation of $14,327,6901, $17,350,492; facili¬
ties acquired in the interest of National Defense during the emergency
period (less amortization of SI, 192,993), $3,119,899; deferred' charges,
thereof,
T.
158, p. 1535,
Products Corp.—New Executive—
for
plan
'
$27,134,760;
reimbursable
7,063
—.
annuity
and
taxes
$9,954,162;
and
reserve!,
13,234,403
$1,250,603
Co., Inc., and
99.31 for 2%s, and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, for itself
and
for 2'As.
The certificates
will be dated Nov.
15, 1943, and will mature. in
15 equal
annual installments of $135,000 each, payable on Nov.
15
of each year
starting in 1944.
Issued under the Philadelphia
plan.
They are being issued to finance approximately 80% of the cost of
1,158,184
State and foreign
Consolidated
Interim
notes
(less
Steel
James
assets...
———P—
$319,058;
$0.82
,
tiation
109,281
/•;
$597,335
share-..--..
common
Note—Since
mended,J it
capital
the
,1,363,856
patents,
deductions
1941,
Hail
32,835
1,506.848
and excess profits taxes)
deductions
under
$7,873,193 $75,508,219 $68,634,607
5,258,734
50,643,014
46.358.625
$1,311,815
outstanding ($25 par),—V.
& Co.,
others,
359,677
158,914
3,076
retirement
Liabililles—Accounts
profit
Earnings
136,472
.y v
1,691,266
CrHO,217
•
—
excess
Post-war
114,297
—
profits
1943—9 Mos.—1942
$7,884,414 $75,585,544 $68,729,586
11,221
77,325
94,979
12,896
,
acquired in
t %*
; J J
Defense—,, 555,164
debt,.__j.^——
for Federal,
excess
profits
ties
Total
Other
1943—Month—1942
$8,523,372
rev.
*+
•
Halsey, Stuart & Co,. Inc. bid 99.39 for
facilities
on
National
of
\y* '
Co.—Earnings—
$5,184,609
included
1,207,793
under
/:V''
»■'/
811,194
capital
cost
$11,445,278
J ji,091,004
Assets—Cash,
Other
''
according to maturity.
4,464,859
allow. $15,172,393
before
sales
1942
_i___
made
Miscellaneous
Law
$15,112,316 $13,593,086
depreciation.—
11,907,997
10,551,536
10,411,475
Provision for depreciation.-—258,339
404,418
378,846
Shipping, selling & admin, expense
802,234
793,338
971^425
of
*'
15, 1944 to 1958, inclusive.
Offering of the certifi¬
cates, subject to Interstate Commerce Commission ap¬
proval, is being made at prices to yield 0.90% to 2.40%
54,443,877
inc.
J.
Nov.
286,138
than
a
as
their
p.
250,310
disposition
on
Payments
of
1943
158,
depreciation—_______
(other
reported
1351.
deposited
offer.—V.
,
Taxes
4.38 %
month
& St. Louis RR.—Equip. Trusts
Stuart Si Co., Inc., was successful
among five bidders at competitive sale of $2,025,000 2 Vs%
equipment
trust
certificates
maturing
annually : on
82,193,517
(other)
output
or
,—
New
operations---^—--——$20,400,445 $11,159,140
funded
on
kwh.,
corresponding
Offered—Halsey,
expenses...—4,454,693
from
the. interest .of
Interest
and
Sept. 30—
less
Co.—New
* •
elected President to succeed the late Frederick H.
Cost
is
—
similar
———$107,048,655 $70,067,876
income
Tptal
Interest
Gross
26,726
preferred stock and
It is reported that
stock.
—
general
reports electric
2,284,660
the
$1,708,164' $1,954,826
inc.
The
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
sales—
of
of
for
1640.
depletion
stock
$105,523
26,580
have 'already
under
customers—,.-——-—
amort,
9 Mos. Ended
■■
income
from
"After
In
preferred
the
Trust
National Supply Co.
for
Mullins Mfg.
s:' /.'x
oper.
p.
Surplus
(Earnings
Nov.
share
per
the
majority
a
kwh.
140,176
.
15, 1943, an extension of time
& Co. stock purchase plan (see V. 158,
Otis
$100
Provision
received
are
Is $31.59 a share, after accrued charges of 54
Kentucky State and county withdrawal taxes, pav-
Ogden,
178,000
'
/^//////lJ'/
plan
$158.67
the
were
* a
3,036
28,000
______
9 Mos. Ended Sept. 30—
$1.07..
equivalent
"involved
Is not incurred by
letter
a
States
r
,
advantage of
1281).
$1.19;
1942, three
gallons, $1.13; January,
three and one-quarter gallons,
and payment of an
have
take
The
the
four gallons,
distillery
would
Stockholders
7%*
a
v
.
each
on
value, therefore,
P.
■'(. '•
National Refining Co.—Offer Extended—
indicating
Association
1943
1
140,176
158, p, 1072,
net
Floyd
158,
ation,
$3,866
The
President—:
increase
3943
Dividends paid
.
.r
profit
"Includ.
for
Mountain
Oct.,
New York Auction
allotments of
gallons,
needed
be
kind.
dividend
certificates
seller.—V.
an
91,398
-
stock
Provision
the
the
52,185,671
Surplus
Dec.
on
of counsel for
representing
•
$433,904
8,000
O.
5.18'.^
week
$525,303
69.938
taxes...
of
&
output
or
$1,790,506
846,039
$83,048
and
excess
electric
kwh.J
corresponding
Year Ago—
a
31,
is
revenues
Dividends
30,686
debt
for
Provis.
funded
date
by
Oct.
This
of
in
operating
etc.
the
May,
of
would
in
the
proceeds
to
dividend
output
Proceeds
1943—9 Mos.—1942
$149,195
$9,129
on
reports
625,719
the
\
,*'"
Net
21,517
-
Lhe
the
ended
New Jersey Zinc
.
income J.—
Total
.
of
for
is
week
5
3 Mos. Ended Sept, 30—
$999,025
income
opinion
Nov.
^Income
$9,059
opers._
income
cents
—V.
at
$179,881
.
kwh.
Earnings, Nine Months Ended Sept, 30
—
on
Net
able
semi-annually
438,989
$30,576
Other; income.(net)—
gallon.
a
President.
the
the
kwh.
gen¬
Other
"In
expenses,
$618,870
261,009
sales.
on
Association—Output—-
Association
increase
12,083,916
income
Dec.
,
from
shares
which
company,
according
profit
1,448,186
>
subsequent to
.
v
the
an
ago.
Net
Net
Exchange.
distilled
was
gallons
1942,
by
1943—3 Mos.—1942
_
the company, the dividend is income
subject to Federal income tax and to stockholders at the fair market
price of the whiskies; and such value is the OPA ceiling price on
Krieger,
31,916
$23,689
department operations
$291,585 *
"
______________
sales
of
Net
Exchange, has
one-half
May,
whisky
dividend
to
31,916
$119,411
Pole & Treating Co.—Earnings—
eral
re¬
was distilled, the amount,, and the OPA
charges: May, 1940, two gallons, $1.51; June,
gallons. $1.46; August/1941, two gallons, $1.25;
and one-half gallons, $1.19; October, 1941, two
and
two
and
the
OPA
included
are
dividend
three-quarters gallons,
Sale
'
.
This
the
whisky
accrued
1941,
the
at
range
details of
1940,, one and one-half
gallons,
*
-
5,
is
Operating
revenues__
$8,510,476
Operating expenses
5,695.348
Operating taxes.^—1,503,313
65,164
*
operations
439;i00
891,733
i
,
52,805
for
month
Operating
33,658
,
Nov.
This
of
production
(Earnings
stock
Vv
which
Baltimore Stock
Baltimore
48
of
number
are
the
Uncollectible
ago.
about
month
one
getting
Following
month
47,343 •"
.
ended
kwh.
Period End. Sept. 30—
'
,
""
Selling, admin", and
Ken¬
capital
Nov.
receipts,
commission of
a
the
on
contains
whisky
the
certificates
charges
listed
n
about
youngest
a
I
t> $107,049
>
idle plant expense, interest on first mortgage bonds, bond
amortization, etc.—V. 158, p. 676.
sales
"Cost
Pay
gallons of
value
par
of
assignable
member of
a
Whisky of ten different ages
distributed, the oldest of which
and
Net
Loss
desirous
$12,654
$64,591
and December.
150,926
■
■';.;;
16,848
•——^1 J-' t
186,643
$412,853
499,100
New England Telephone & Telegraph
479,491,049
tion.
A
('): '
7,249
week
54,470,331
$90,201
141,491
-.
156,222
'
J
29,214
"Income
dividend
a
stockholders
to
form
the
(Mich.)
Co.
declared
8
i
516,012.000 cu.
ft., an
increase of 34,086,000 cu. ft. or 7.07%
above production of 481,926,000
cu. ft. in
the corresponding month a
year ago.—V. 158, p. 1860.
<
1875,385
$5,404
t
£5,749'95,949.
end of June
discount
$ '"'"-L
$
vr
1351."
output
Gas
$965,586
^Deficit.
may
Walter
1,195,443
■/
ago.
year
operating, selling, administrative and general
including provision for depreciation and depletion.
not
the
con¬
exchange at warehouse for whisky in barrels/on which
storage charges will accrue beginning Dec.
1, and on which State
and County
taxes have been accruing since the date of the distilla¬
less
of
«
1730,997
J
———-
•
______
5%/
Gross
Dec.
in
1,847,412
,u
taxes—
production
For
earnings
$736,401
$359,291
140,268
loss
June
,
Nov.
on
$2,228,401
October Production Above
estimated
to
1174.
39,793
-
$$20,615
\
:
deprec.
(Does not
1943—9 Mos.—1942
$
(Tom)
Moore
Distilling
"Whisky" Dividend—
The
the
"Including
of
bargaining.
76,067,626 464,712,336
1
1,
at
p.
12,894,335
National
60,646,535
offered
$1.87
1943--3 Mos.-M942
$$53,114
-
1943—Month—1942
Sales
tucky
J:
.
profits taxes for the
applicable
12,742,922
Period Ended Sept. 30— 7
1640.
$2,923,113
only at the closed shop."
October Sales Off—
158, p.
1,326
$204,878
$2,227,075
reported at 123,236,000 cu. it.,
an increase of
7,827,000 cu. ft., or 6,78% above production of
115,409,000 cu. ft. in the
corresponding week a year, ago.
^Including
has
Ward's attack Is aimed
The
$2,26
made
be
sold.
debs.
Net
it.
"Ward's
—V.
been
will
$3,213,834 '<
•/——
for
inp.
but
and
has
profit.——
depletion
Int.- on
accepted maintenance of membership at Chicago for one
year under duress and only because the President of the United States
expressly so ordered.
Ward's did not voluntarily agree to this illegal
requirement,
1943,
"'1943—9 Mos.—1942
deductions-——
Prov.v
shop, and continue:
uneconomic
30,
excess
the
Gas
$3,831,368
^
-
"Ward's
and
$2.91,J ,JJ
Sept.
Federal
12,709,635
above
2,012,868
■
$4,826,466
.
$2,689,807
income
Total
1
posters
closed
>'•
••
to
law."
inter-
New England Gas & Electric
For
Fireprooi'ing Corp.—Earnings—
products
misc.
SOther
was
the
of
Other
■
Heisler, attorney for the unions, asserted the injunction was
prevent publication of the magazine Spotlight and charged
a move to
infringe on the right of free speech and a free
press.
He predicted that the company would be unsuccessful "in avoid¬
ing the main issue, which was and is before the War Labor Board, a
fact which
shows that Montgomery Ward does not want to comply
it
ended
Operating
Francis
intended
that
1 3,852,532
shares.
Period End. Sept, 30—
tNet sales
:
days.
months
-
in
from enforcing the
WLB
1,158
$261,458-
after
158, p.
above
which employs up to 85.000 persons
company,
693,720
Act.—y. 158,
the contract
been
$6,537,956
902,173
.
-9,902,821
share—
per
National
that
state
that
$9,581,171
of
average rate
which it is anticipated
for the year under the 1942 Revenue
v
plants
and
8
$2,921,955
17
1941
1,019,601
J.$5,955,178
"On 2,045,451
contract.
retail
the
ten
at
stores and
after
damfige suit the
659
that
company's
continued
-V.
1942
$16,877,600
_______
bmort.
f Note—'Provision for Federal income and
membership agreement with
the War Labor Board.
$204,861
287
charges
i,'
171,981
117,014
applic; to pfd. stocks for the perio<l
"Incl.
income, capital stock
profit
"Earnings
it
membership agreement was accepted by Ward's
order by President Roosevelt directing the company
an
$261,171
—
income
income
year
of
decision of
a
$0.84
after deprecia¬
reserves
interest
Net
-VI
maintenance
in
that
$0.72
Gross
Net.
Corp.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
oper.
and excess profits
$1,000,000
disclosed
and
union.
The
In
the
two
1,334,698
$1.21
(Including wholly owned subsidiary companies)
;
Less
:
asserting that it had been damaged by alleged defama¬
tory statements published by the United Retail, Wholesale and Depart¬
ment Store
Employes of America (CIO) and ils local affiliate, filed
the
1,335,701
revenues
income
est
9 Months Ended
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.--Sues CIO for Libel—
Nov.
oper.
$1,127,824
...
The company,
suit
Net
1,300,000
$958,434
National Distillers Products
Prov.
against
.2,718,000.
488.
p.
1943—12 Mos.—1942
$830,164 $10,170,374
$9,608,883
625,303
7,248,419
7,381,803
,1638,869
Dividends
10,919,311
\
stock...
common
1943-Month—1942
$900,040
____
$2,427,824
$1,617,679
_____
__
Co.—Earnings—
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Operating revenues
"Oper. rev, deductions.
:
-
and
Earnings per share-_________^-____
14,044,838
12,214,705
income
1941
$3,676,434
taxes.3,710,000
J___l
profit
Shares
11,374,032
;
1942
taxes—$5,327,679
Federal
Earnings irom
—V.
1943
Other
Net
$98,224,602 $92,483,127
w—r —
-
Sept. 30—
profits
excess
5,000,000
5,000,000
15,400,203
before
Provision
826,699
(par
.
Profit
——
in
Earned surplus
9 Mos. Ended
3,937,466
$10—--a—--.
12,416,940
surplus-i11-11,374,032
Paid-in
•-
Nebraska Power
(Including domestic subsidiaries).
23,619,053
3,899,596
Pension
Brazil-..---t--—-——
Monday, November 15, 1943
1943—10 Mos.—1942
$7,251,672 $68,444,657 $57,183,486
1640.
J.
City,
first
P# Morgan & Co., Incorporated, trustee,
will
■
'
•
.
'
3
p.
mortgage 3'%%
to exhaust
I
until
m.
on
Nov.
18
receive
Sought—
23 Wall Street,
bids
for
the
New
sale
to
York
it
of
bonds due May 1, 2000, to an amount
sufficient
$2,500,000, at prices not to include accrued interest.
Notice
Volume
of
Number 4229
158
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
acceptance or' 'rejection will'be'mailed not later'than Nov. 22,
interest
Accrued
The
provided
as
33%,' since 1939.
The Wisconsin-Michigan system has just com¬
pleted its program with the Installation of an 80,000-kilowatt. generator,
its capacity by 130,000 kilowatts, or 22%, since 1939.
The Union Electric system serving the St. Louis area and Potomac
or
1943.
bonds accepted will be paid to Dec. 3, 1943.
v;
purchased will be/held by the" trustees, uncancelled,
in the 4% mortgage dated July 1, 1943.—V. 158, p. 1862.
bonds
on
W.
service
Bowman,
with
Assistant
the
Treasurer,
road.
retired
is
He
Nov.
on
succeeded
by
Eugene L.
Appointment of
headquarters
at
the
W.
the
New
Kolbenhcyer
Johnson.
A.
late
Treasurer
ol"
&' Providence
Boston,
RR.
has
Mass.,
Mr.
England
Co.—V.
from
railway----
Net
ry.
Prom
Gross
railway-,---
Net
ry.
—V.
158,
New
York
Gross
32,253
2,772,593
706,954
589,240
inc.
after
291,183
25.231
248,569
239,623
16,866
Period End, Sept. 30—
Co.—Income
$
for
64,102,423
58,429,242
Other
income
income
38,753.879
156,709,722
12,151,078
59,632,626
9,409,359
7,524,285
33,791,117
Dr
345,386
24,986
1,211,426
9,063.973
7,499,299
32,579,691
1,438,242
4,412,605
4,933,271
net
•
8,072,127
6,061,057
28,167,086
26,671,920
25,278,000
income——
6,319,500
•Balance
in
1941
the
major
and
of
tax
1942
in
year
credit
6,319,500
25,278,000
1,752,627 ,1258,443
"Certain
and
have
which
other
been
distributed
booked.
fAfter
to
2,889,086
adjustments
the
Note—Certain
did
of
"3,120,275
1,653,049
8,338,008
936,331
3,415,692
not
directly
Burt, formerly President and General Manager, has been
of the beard, ana Charles W. Deeds, formerly head
Corp., which was acquired recently by Niles-Bementhas been elected President and General Manager.—V. 158,
—V.
-L
"
'
oper.
Norfolk
The
-
44;4"
$7,799,060
In
12,144,424
11,807,475
1,504.092
10,509.974
declared
have
'
\
dividend
a
377,000
322,000
1,426,000
of
25
holders
May
20
cents
of
in
share
per
record
and
Aug.
Nov.
20,
on
10.
this
A
year,
896.
p.
1943
1942
1941
1940
$331,846
-
$368,833
$369,077
$0.86
$0.85
.
$0.94
income
tax
$0.77
profits
tax)
profits
and
Federal
totaled
1943
in
tax)
and
income
$402,000
taxes.
($257,000 for income
compared
as
$177,838
for
the
with
$227,231
in
period
same
1537.
3,700,503
17,277,239
15,905,024
7,153,042
7,135,630
1,809,124
29.398,996
Gross
6,558,395
8,059,423
8,745,713
8,944,754
35,957.391
2,509,914
2,948,813
10,593,827
1,182,041
1,182,041
4,728,167
293.966
1,270,875
1,268,419
125,000
125,000
500,000
$8,207,968
7,008,735
4,909,300
867,367
1,010,217
$4,001,434
$2,288,451
'
!
91,821f
'
income
income
$2,375,340
417,209
tax
profits
86,89?
$4,093,255
and
surtax
118,026
810,000
472,000
1,690,000
1,013,000
_
tax
4,728,166
322,727
1942
allowances_._„_____ $11,877,530
deductions
Excess
12,018,737
subsids—
500,000
net
Net
Net
—_—L—
Balance for divs.
4.606,031
CO.
18,864,522
955,313
955,314
3,821,252
3,439,620
15,043.270
15,487,609
$0.40
$1.75
Fed.
excess
per
share
common
$772,323
Crl69,000
Crl01.300
$873,623
$2.69
$1.75
(est.)
tax.
pro.
•.
"Including depreciation of $372,300 for 1943 and $350,700 for 1942.
("Including
$225,000
provision
for
contingencies
in
1943,—V.
158,
3,821,253
$1.81
,
of
$1,176,046
$1,345,046
refund
income
Earns,
19,308,862
$0.43
pfd. stk. of
4,394,934
3,650.718
____
^iLLL..
income
Post-war
income
deducts.
on
&
admin., expenses
profit
Normal
37,824,184
charges__u
of
in
1943
returns
sold:—
income
Gross
29,764,761
1,592,671
goods
Selling, general &
Other
income
Sept. 30—
less
720,000
3,920,214
res.
revs—
subs.
com.——
Earns, per com.
—V.
158, p.
^
775.
p.
shr
<
Pharis Tire & Rubber Co.—To Pay 30-Cent Div.—
*
•
stock,
of
$2
'
Co.
(Del.)—Weekly Output—
$1,
par
the
of 30
only
made
payable
25
share has been
per
Nov.
this
payment
July
on
cents
and
20
holders
to
of
Distributions
year.
10,
Nov.
declared
record
of
15
'
the common
on
Nov.
This
9.
each
cents
were
1942.
Changes in Personnel—
"
Furber Marshal^ former President of Bendix Service Corp., has been
of Pharis Tire & Rubber Co., succeeding Carl Pharis,
elected President
who
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.—Debentures Called—
l
1
share on
per
States Power
Electric output of the company for the week ended Nov. 6, 1943,
42.835.000 kwh., as compared with 37.806.000 kwh., for the
corresponding week last year, an increase of 13.3% —V. 158, p. 1861.
'
,
dividend
A
1861.
is
4';
1942
of
for
be
made
Y..
at
or
115
the
Schroder Trust
Co.,
trustee, 46 William St.,
1942, resulting in substantial reduction
of its funded debt and fixed charges, the present capital stock having
been issued in respect of bondholdings in the old company.
He stated
West
int.
Chairman
,
of
the
board.—V,
157,
259.
p.
to Dec.
10,
1943.—V.
15.8, P,
J
1861.
,
!
income
—V.
158,
Products
Co.,
Inc.
Subs.)—
'
(&
.
Period End. Sept. 30Net
,
,
Dairy
Philadelphia
the-option of the holder at Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
Monroe St., Chicago, 111.
•
Immediate payment may be obtained upon presentation of the
(deben¬
tures at either of
the banks,
the holder thereof to receive 101 and
been consummated in January,
elected
been
Earnings—
York,
New
at
••
commenting on this action. Morris S. Hawkins, President, referred
fact that a drastic reorganization of the railway's affairs had
the
has
the
outstanding 4% debentures due 1946 have been called
redemption as of Dec. 10, 1943 at 101 and int.
Payment will
N.
the out¬
to holders of record Nov. 26.
10
tons
milled
Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Earnings—
sales,
of
6,350,765
$7,437,160
Southern Ry.^—Initial Distribution—
directors
standing capital stock, payable Dec.
To
3,194,982
2,635,380
revs.
int.
All
>
$235,916
30,023
tons
Co.—Earnings—
par)
excess
158, p.
"Cost
14,156,647
totaled
1943
/
production -LZ—LT-
158, p. 774.
to
from
33,556
396.
p.
to
for depreciation
excess
(no
Gross
14,711,088
,
.
$145,000
(Chas.)
subsidiary
Balance for
Ft.
gold
20
20,
011
Federal
9 Mos. End.
-
3,576,468
tax
deprec.
Northern
of
$300,865
from
President; Etc.—
9 Months Ended Sept. 30— *
Value
amounted
year
dividend
a
Nov.
$404,037
share
provision
1941.—V.
tOther
Other
Noranda Mines, Ltd.—Gold Production—
;
by
for
Min.
Chairman
Co.,
158,
Feb.
on
1942.—V.* 158,
20,
per
in/1942
State
&
prof,
exc.
divs.
■
j
3,031,950
Fed.
taxes
interest
of
1
.
post-war 'adjust._
Gross
Net
1736.
p.
inc,
3,342,089
for
Net
of Chandler-Evans
Pond
declared
paid
profit
and
8,739,386
Divs.
Clayton
11,883,470
52,476,824
other.- than
Non-oper.
income
affect
this
139,920,882
1943.
Co.—New
Aug.
"After
3,205,015
15,472,417
9,759,814
for
months of
profits tax
quarter of
payablg
was
Note—The
6,763,672
782,944
61,857,179
1,393,920
excess
thmrd
have
stock,
capital stock (no
3,198,215
5,053,652
157,084,714
Approp.
a net reduction of approximately $1,503,000 and
respectively, for the 3 months and the 12 months ended
in Federal income and excess profits taxes included in
operating taxes.—V. 158. p. 1536.
elected
3,750,758
5,346,607
2,253,790
nevertheless resulted in
NHes-Bement-Pond
109,816,858
182,731
1,038,102
12,949.711
income
SI.730,000,
Sept. 30.
on
Earnings
34,637,176
Pfd.
which
directors
amount
"Net
'
2,766,616
*
transactions
$
1
15,894,956
PVOV-,
encountered
appropriate
deduction
tDeficit.
10''.
27,706,688
$
120,761,232
:
2,252,774.
taxes
.
retroactive
$
4,011,392
.
Approp.
Total
$1.25
income and
Mines, Ltd.—Production-
the
9 Mos. Ended Sept. 30—
39,121,247
31,605,191
991,846
Dividends
Subs,)
revs.——„
791,600
,
and
188,241
.
.
Taxes,
32,396,791
$1.01
milled,\as compared with
second quaVler and $333,387
the
capital
like
1943—12 Mos.—1942
Operating expenses1——
49,600,865
$1.10
—
Pettibone Mulliken Corp.—Dividend No. 5—
The
the
3,821,253
1,099,202
Total oper.
152,474,002
14.214,660
deductions
(Company
'
30,786.694
—.
I——„
Prov.. for
Total
Interest
for
250,133,465 234,471,658
40,478,404
539,865
tons
Pfeiffer Brewing
Statement
1943—3 Mos.—1942
•
Miscellaneous
income
met),
in
$10,305,908 $12,670,833
$1.20
$1.48
stock
common
Income
—
Coal
share
first three months of 11943.—V.
and
Maintenance
operating
the
36,799
3,821,252
—...
Gold
28,062
milled
$14,127,160 $16,492,086
common
Transportation
$
$
1941
$519,808
846,645
■■•%___.
27,450
_4_i_
preferred stock of company
on
revs—electric
Oper.
*1943—12 Mos.—'"1942
* 1943—12 Mos.
$
Net
debs.
on
4—
$
Statement-
1943'1942
1943—3 Mos.—*1942
Operating revenues __1L
Operating expenses ILL
Operating taxes
expense
dividends.-!
.
133,486
112,600
1942
$441,854
957,688
profits taxes
exc.
common
production
from
1,766,436
27,130
:
of discount and
for
Heating
Telephone
loans.,
"
'
1352.
York
.
Period End. Sept. 30—
-
per
Perron
%
Consolidated
Gas
New
961,000
tax
Earnings per share of
$1,298,877
I
12,638
$1,039,145
_i
1943—12 Mos.—1942
$1,367,949
1943
$470,416
:
inc. and
317,234
bank
on
for
excess
$20,586,649
483,000
Sept. 30—
earnings
"After depreciation, depletion, interest and provision for
profits taxes.—
158, p. 1861.
1942
$1,022,247
$377,526,802
'
I
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
"Net
Earnings
1943
42,025
debentures—1,376,463
on
1943—10 Mos.—1942
1537.
p.
9 Months Ended
by
$17,170,370 $20,269,415
taxes' _L-L-L
Dividends
prov
-----
—V." 158, p.
capacity
(Company Only)
,1.^
Balance
Co.—Earnings—
$110,936
24.738
its
1939.
1
income
Balance
1943—Month—1942
depreciation
income
increasing the
26%, since 1939.
$17,105,475
Amortization
325,585
Gas
plant,
or
158,
second
a
Dr64,895
Interest
850,352
$116,244
added
increasing
Sept. 30—
income
Interest
2,360,457
1,175,204
—
turbine,
idividendsi
Other
93,902
83,701
1,401,938
for
Net
139.922
119,669
3,208,810
Richmond
&
revenues
Ended
Mos.
Federal
$273,718
$310,636
249.253
90,640*
826,057
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
50,000-kilowatt
Expenses
1736.
p.
capacity to its new Venice
by 185,000 kilowatts,
capacity
a
Income Statement
12
Income
1940
1941
4.429,605
...
Electric
Union
1943—Month—1942
$50,581,961 $54,302,821 $381,843,881
—V.
their
"
Total
2.055,285
railway
oper. incomeLL,-
July,
finished
with
January 1—
from
from
Net
in
programs
Columb'a,
of
Interest
$467,193
225,160
'
income---
oper.
Distr.ct
Sales
Prov.
RR.—Earnings—
1942
$487,556
the
kilowatts,'or 59%, since
150,000
the Boston
of
and
Co.
serving
of
total
added
Potomac
1736.
p.
1943
Net froni railway-
has
also
company's
He succeeds
been named'
announced.
Transportation
158,
September—
Gross
L.
Assistant Treasurer,
as
been
Kolbenheyer
New York Susquehanna <& Western
-
55 years
Bartholomew,
••
4
1/ after
E.
Treasurer,
Co.,
kilowatts
80,000
Arthur
Power
four-year expansion
New York, New Haven & Hartford RR.—New Treas.—
v
-
<J. C.) Penney Co.—October Sales Off 6.85%—
Period End. Oct. 31—
increasing
so
Electric
of
1941
1943—9 Mos.—1942
1943—12 Mos.—1942
$781,450
$636,416
_
$633,022
$833,601
1074.
p.
'
Pittsburgh Coal Co.—Earnings—
,
,
,
,
'
that
the
in
current
interest
fixed
of
the
V.
158,
debt
ample
that
earnings
1736.
p.
the company
year
and
the
and
ample
cash'
'
r \i ••
-
has
retired
dividend
$425,000 of funded
action
'
in
;
view
L
company.—
Oklahoma; Natural Gas Co.—Earnings—
12
Gross
Net
Northwestern Electric
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
Co.—Earnings—
1943—Month—1942
$5,374,971
4,237,577
31—
3,982,091
158,
1942
of
3,539,056
Int.
2,652,963
Dcpl.,
accruals—,
reserve
sh.
(550,000 shs. outstdg.)—
989.
$2.85
sales,
general
$3.75'
etc.
11,906,228
97,063
1,038,041
deductions-
rev.
for
Can.
provincial
Net
oper.
Other
income
$70,729
$70,409
1,278
183
$71,687
<net)____
$70,912
$1,015,968
$1,019,148
$1,137,394
5,703
$1,143,097
revenues•
See
General Capital Corp.—V.
income
Gross
Net
est
♦Incl.
V.
applic.
For
4%'
the
35.125
^
the
for
434,245
1,006,756
4,029,354
3.895,534
341,210
457,148
898,112
1,504,652
23,391
32,554
128,967
120,499
i___
$560,897
$643,801
$1,995,043
$2,690,280
subs...
54
54
201
192
$560,844
States
21,998
18%
Gross
the
30,
Sept.
than
the
in
12
customers
were
tures.
$14,750,'000
As
result
a
of
reduced
been
during
$643,747
$1,934,841
?' $2,690,088
those
over
of
refinancing,
$34,881,500,
annual
bank
The
It
is
0!
cash
loan
the
29
October
On
by
collateral.
requirements
interest
is payable
four
first
secured
in
the
of
rate
North
held.
cash
American
$23
declaration.
This
to
directors,
declared
for
place
will
of
common
share
In
be
of
5,218,050
$10,979,328
$8,107,022
$3,224,496
$2,415,751
profit
_
—
783,570
709,740
738,391
$8,816,762
$3,962,887
for
for
contract
forgn.
—
1.'274,875
229,174
•
invests.
"
' '
/ CV450,000
_L—$1,973,235
$2,237,588
$1,892,948
$2,552,957
declared
$0.97
$0.80
;:-fL $1.13
the
•
f
'
Net
.
profit
.Earns;
have
sh.
per
(Includes
t
$0.84
pn. com.
excess
Note—Provision
profits
for
V
tax.
and
in
1943,
$7.69
accrued
be
under
paid
the
1
>t
j
Electric Co.—Weekly Output—,
for
output
this
1943.
6,
or
10.3%,
and
company
amounted
over
to
the
wage
1283.
p.
same
period
kwh.,
,
the
for
increase'
an
last year.—V.
:
f
-
^
subsidiaries
its
122,993,000
■{,;■
■
158,
*
.
tl,480,000
565,000
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—20-Cent Com. Div.
•
depreciation
equipment amounted to $464,970
953 in 1941I--V. 158, p. 490.
might
158,
-.>•••
Cr825,000
a_w.
'
being
are
'
1862.
400.000
f6,400,000
refund
'
p.
1,228,150
$5.71
'•
1943
year
i
,
Nov.
which
wages
pending.—V.
„
electric
t9,085,000
taxes—
the
provision has been made for any possible
profits taxes for
the
year
1943,
nor
for
any
11,455,000 kwh.,
375,000
i_
readjustment-
'
ended
$1.84
for
42%.., No
excess
Philadelphia
of
taxes
retroactive
■
week
$1.60
income
presently
,
The
—.
pref.L
on
of
rate
liability
$3,392,832
214,939
the
liability
977,081
$11,762,898
L
301,513
_______
income
Post-war
$2,720,375
of
at
based
approval
of
this
the
on,
policy.
common
the
on
rate
the
of'l!p6!eifib/'G&$,&
29 cfents'pW'i$hafe
of
market
&
be
paid
Jan.
the
SEC.
Electric
3
Similar
to
price
on
of
1 the
holders
dividends
approx¬
date*
of
of,
According, to
of
plant
announcement on
an
dividend
a
usual
both
of
20
cents
per
Nov. 8, the directors on Oct. 20
share on the" common stock and
dividend of $1.50 per share on the preferred stock,
quarterly
1 to holders of record Nov. 11. Similar distributions
i, June 1 and Sept. 1, this year. Payments 011
during 1942 were as follows: March 2, June 1 and
Sept. 1, 20 cents each; and Dec. 1, 15 cents.—V. 158, p. 1770.
.
amortization
$490,394 iri 1942 and
payable Dec.
made
were
and
the
$535,"
March
on
stock
common
were
Subsidiary
without
September
government
the
1943—9
3 Mos. 1943
operations——____L_$703,443
Paul
•
been
Mos!—1942
$1,965,865
l^Lfotal
Cleveland Electric, Illuminating Co.
income
—$723,035
—
•peprecia'tion
Interest
on
for
Prov.
•;
bonds &
Fed.
taxes
inc.
notes
&
of
621,633
17,761
81,820
'
payable
704,900
$234,177
$704,530
973,200
completed
its
the installation of a ndw 50.000-kilowatt generator in
with
its Avon
plant, increasing the company's capacity by 170,000 kilowatts,
on
'
Net
--V.
earnings
158,
p.
———
——
on
the
common
Nov.
10
were
made
The
$1.25
to
20,
on
per
the
to
the
the
7%.
Pavments
1, 87>/2 cents,
•_
holders
1
and
has
President,
executive
committee.
'
Co.r-rAccumulated Dividend—
per
during
1943.
.
.
.(
i
share has been declared on account of
cumulative 1st preferred stock, par $100.
of
record
Sept.
1942
1,
19.
Similar distributions
against $3.50 on March 4,
follows: March 4. $6.12'/2;
Nov.
last, as
were
as
and Sept. 1 and Dec. 1,
$1.75 each.—V. 158, p. 1177.
Shawmut & Northern RR.—Earnings-
Pittsburgh
declared
stock,
and
on
011
no
of
regular dividend of 50 cents per share
a
value,
par
record
1,
Dec.
the
June
15,
payable
dividend
special
a
March
share
of
"
holders
company
Assistant
member
a
$376,372
677.
The directors have
record
■
June
on
June
—
Dec.
program
$1.75
Dec. .1, to
made
were
262,900
of
dividend
accumulations
664,727
59.567
>
profits
and
,
Phoenix Hosiery
A
$2,096,119
and
Vice-President
director
a
1770.,
158, p.
$2,006.31!
$2,090,630
208,196
subs._
excess
Endacott,
elected
V.
124,765'89,808
19,591
Package Machinery Co.—Special Div. of $1.25—
funds.
*
^Other ihconie ''(net)__ 1',
Operations
four
financed
Period Ended Sept. 30—
frdm
Gain
Subsidiaries)
Owned
paid
and
principal electric properties have now' completed their
four-year construction programs.
The expansion has added 635,000
-kilowatts, or'31%, to their total generating capacity and it has been
The
Wholly
Phillips Petroleum Co.—New Director ElectecM-
\
Co.—Earnings—
(Including
''
record
Oct. 1. The regular quarterly dividends were declared on
and 534% ($50 pari preferred stocks, payable Jan. 3 to holders
record Dec. 10.
1
Oxford Paper
I
form
shares
Gas
will
to. continue
dividend
the
investments.
shares of Pacific ^jaS1^ Electric
100 shares of NbrtW'American
fractional
of -Pacific
dividend
a
in
the 6%
In
7,633,801
5,262,266
at
20.942,695
8.486,762
5,363,760
every
paid
common,
share
per
subject
3,
board
directors
one
stock,
Electric
imately
the
the
of
stock
'common
of
25,189,156
13.470,782
5,382,638
deductions'
for
Federal
quarterly instal¬
and
years
retained by paying dividends
which North American held
in
the form of
stock payable in
at
income
companies
intention
the
'
July
42,726,361
16,361,966
sh.
per
Note—Federal
1954,
their
loan
during
55.480,505
oper.
income
Post-war
than 50% from the $70,000,000 outstanding on April 15,
reduction was effected largely.through the application of
This
stocks
Dec.
Res.
year, with the privilege of prepayment.
this refinancihg, the company had reduced its indebted¬
to
company's
of
of
Other
Sales
a
total of $34,150,000.
The
respective call prices with funds
due
at
orders.
I—_____
profit
Earn,
18,438,712
19,001,916
in
min¬
by more
1941.
Co.
144%
and
ago
fifth
the
Previous
ness
the
th's
$534,495.
81.500,000
of
series
bank
2%
a
20,780,721
39,860,249
income
Total
retired all of its outstanding deben¬
$19,400,000
3 ]/2 %". series
due
1949
and
of
retired
were
from
obtained
ments
334 %'
of
debentures
year
a
Other
North
company
consisted
These
,
41,380.327
88,948.213
kilowatt
v4%: W
the
1943,
19.
billion
ended
months
of
output
IOV4
to
33%
up
respective periods.
Oct.
electric
subsidiaries amounted
Operating
$42,021,104 $20,875,163
51,845.765
57,946,990
from
etc,
interest
Net
30
Sept.
against
profit
1940
1941
1942
$37,540,872 $91,092,212
_________
ord.
.
Co.—Quarterly Report— -lll
more
industrial
power to
Billings
360,910
491,476
~
than for the pre-war period ended Sept. 30, 1939.
more
completed
Uncompl.
Expenses,
consolidated
was
334,205
booked
Orders
588,489
334,242
,i
Min.
•.
taxes
&
prof, before
ority interests
\
1943
and
Net
Co.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
Orders
■
39.453
months'-ended
12
hours.' This
On
717,817
period
.
American
American's
stocks
1352.,
p.
:and 81%
to pfd.
taxes-----!-/.
Fed.
158,
North
of
38,482
charges
Dividends
9 Mos. End.
inter¬
after
income
1861.
3,180
Otis Elevator
>•
158, p.
42,184.617
301,939
income
United
State
Old Colony Investment Trust—To Merge—
47,158,748
amort.
*
•Oper.
1943—12 Mos—1942
•
9,962.600
65,301
&
discount.—_
debt
:
debt.
expenses,
depre.
Prov.
..
1943—3 Mos.—1942
income $13,935,068 $12,199,921 $54,512,162 $50,829,827
oper.
&
y:
^
long term
on
of
etc.
oper.
Cost
$11,221,754
3,017.569
2,162,350
com.
p.
I
$12,796,245
——
retire,
;
per
Sales,
1943
.
.
/Period End. Sept. 30—
,
$4,998,059
322,055
Aug.
after
income
—V.
-1942
1943—12 Mos.
$392,784
348,351
Ended
income-
Earnings
$418,760
revenues
Months
Operating revenues
i-
-h
.
the
of
resources
•
taken
was
Dec.
1
last
common
1.
and
year,
of
Dec.
$1.25
Distributions
Sept.
1,
to holders of
share, payable
of-50, cents, each
156,
a
p.
from
Net
ry.
special
2227.
dividend of
1943
.
railway-
from
Net
railway-
oper.
—
income:
1942
1941
1940
$123,345
$116,714
$151,246
$100,448
26,753
28,677
46,459
32,947
12,666
16,944
29,682
22,812
1,111,771
1,110.461
1,141,278
886,414
238,745
197,115
384.036
262,030
] 13,820
66.460
233,310
142,151
Froin January 1—Gross
Net,
last.
also paid
stock.—V.
1
per
September—
Gross
Net
from
from
rv.
railway.-
railway
oper.
inoorae-
1942
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
September—
from railway...—
Net from railway/,.-./--/
Ket
ry,
20,292
31,624
20,679
929,823
753,633
995,827
railway.//—V
1,005,792
350,684
318,542 /'
231,505
353,187
income.,..-
201,611)
262.159
152,410
242,096
1943
1942
Income-..—
oper,
from
Net
from
Net
rv.
—V.
/;
—.—
general and
Provision
for
bad
$23,166,229
21.463,096
19,405,326
1,859,619
1,750,932
-
debts
40,132
taxes.
Other
income
——,
Depreciation,
depletion
Provision
for Federal
Provision
for
of
Net
of
income
subsidiary
companies.
consolidated
such
income
The
and
income
i
taxes
and
for
of
its
-
tax
*
the
42'/
$440,246
nine
their
stocks
the
class
$9,347,
class
preference
Pittston
included
are
became
in
class
available
Co.—V.
stock,
when
A
and
received
Sept. 30 —
income
net
taxes
and
for
Other
the
taxi
15.
Juno
1,
follows:
cents,—V.
no
Amort,
on
243.463
S5,205,098
$4,671,963
2,214,885
taxes,
40
/
,
weeks
all/other
for
ended
9,
the
income
tux
„
•—V.
158.
:-
/•
1
value,
25
2.
June
dividend
a
each
819,850
-
$1,691,063
$53,104,410
'Write-Ups and Inflation'—Company to Contest
'
.'
Commission
Nov.
on
admin,
Reduc¬
the
tc
cause why it should not reduce
its plant accounts by
$67,893/724.
The Commission said this
amount represented
write-ups and Other
inflationary items in the electric and common
(electric-gas) utility
plant of the corporation as reported by examiners for
company
the
Federal
agency and the New
Jersey State Beard of Public Utility Commissioners.
was, the FPC said, "about 27/ excess over the
$257,786,941 found
the Commission's staff to be the original cost of the
It
Net'
1
last.
electric
the
$105,869."
Federal
show
cause
The Commission
*
This
and
additional
order,
amount
was
involved
not
in
however.
said
the company was given 30
days "to show cause
why it should not be ordered to eliminate
$9,179,956 out of a total
$38,565,513 in write-ups and other
inflationary items in its
*
*
of
accounts,,
us
to the
plant
through charges to earned surplus; submit
plans
accounts through which there
shall be written off
principally
specific
the
S29.085.557 balance of write-ups and inflationary
items, and submit
plans for (he disposition of an additional
$29,328,210 representing
of
excess
purchase cost
over
or
*
ing units
The
systems;"
announcement
original
said
of plant
cost
acquired
as
and
Sept.
1, .25
this
011
issue
shew
to
cause
that
why
it
304.410 in
It also
the
said
the company was
informed
of an offer of proof and shall
form
facts
that its response "shall be
set forth with
which
upon
it
in
cents .each;, and
Dec.
' -J
,
,
gave out
cess
1943-
/
:
//-// :
$
and
order
with
show
to
&
Gas
from
cause
Co.
the
has
Federal
the reclassification and
original cost
and
staff
a
and
report
Utility Commissioners
crder
of
to
New
show
original cost studies of the
gas
"This so-called original cost
this
to
reduce
company,
but is
values
book
what
when
property
to
Power
studies
cause
an
was
first
.staff
a
is
report
Commission
of the
from
the
Board
the
dealing
electric
39,312,270 185.096,520
806,133
206/250
195,000
2,743,384
618,750
of
the. original
150,657
1,469,321
1,361,100
5,224,200
3,213,800
4.283,100
tl6,594,800
-J
devoted to a public
utility use. It is a matter
knowledge that these properties have
changed ownership
times. In some instances as far as
cur company is
concerned it
goes buck more than 100
years, and in one case in the
country it goes
back to the eighteenth
century.
"The papers received are
very voluminous
ol
common
the
company has
"There
This
is,
matter
erally
not
yet had
however,
nothing
has
been
speaking,
makes
an
the position
cppoitunity
about
new
pending
and
of
the
in
of
that
have
substantial
The
been
items
of
company insists
that
largely in
for
property
Public
is
concerned
has
per
275,514
been
is'that
and
it
as
is
it
comes
to
the writing
of
so
may
and
provide
ordered
a
vehicle
.written
that the
the State of
for
off.
value
of
such
New
contesting
HietSupi;cme Fourt of ihe Unit«}
of
the
Court
of
Supreme Court
matter, but
each
be
and
charged.
everv
.a
Net
we
of
that
<>anno*
decision
of
Statees,
by the Board of Public
of the State of
Jersey short of a decision
Errors and Appeals of this
State, and perhaos the
the United States.
are
prepared
to
nor
New
We recognize that
this is
protect
418.500
348,500
1,317.000
64,900
30,000
$136,938
$177,285
11,700
....
of
■;'
34,900
—-r—
$177,285
$399,204
$443,433
$0.38
$0.45
$1.C0
$1,12
160,000
/
90,000
;;
$364,304
$445,432
ex¬
"•
•
post-war
/•:/:-:/;■/
■/
refund
of
excess
1943
contracts.
tEarnings
stock
803,210
2,394,334
2.410,719
Net
ry.
1,199,901
4,588,408
Gross
$0,124
$0.86
share
per
outstanding,
after
based
are
giving
397,806
on
credit
to
post-war
1538.
p,
RR.—Earnings—
1943
income.
oper.
:i;:
1942
1941
$375,855
$355,691
$327,710
80,835
railway$434,599
railway.....
89,002
from
refund of
5,040/692
•
:
$0,363
72.747
58,089
"/
1940
68,934
65,186
56,294
28,029
3,444,911
3,186,001
2.836,349
2,659/318
403,245
591,293
.
.
236,942
434,278
361,237
206,628
"48,045
.
January 1—railway...Net from railway-
:
Net.
$0,330
$1,843,600/(1942 $1,268,800).
-V.
from
ry.
income
oper.
/Loss.—V. 158,
158,
.
/
183,440
1538.
p.
,
,,
year
by
is
airlines
air
This
in
was
June
of
first
this
six
The
Express
of
increase,
an
air
cargo
months
of
marked
up
was
30'V
up
this
.
to
Railway
of
48.7'//
more
gross
revenue
period,-:—V. 158,
June
over
'•/;
.
increase of
an
'
the
that
the
six-month
"The
for
that
year
were
by .the
sidiaries," he stated.—V. 158, p. 1075.
Co.—'Equipment
that
110
from
W.
Edward
Scheer.
approved
and
struction
in
caboose
posite
the
the
1,000
cars,
gondola
5,400-h.p.
Corp.
cn
ry.
Gross
55-ton
The
cars.
shops
Board
at
composite
WPB
that
announces
Production
coal
also
has
the
and
cars
directors
Pa.,
authorized
of
1,000
the
schedule forward,
the
Scheer
the
estimated
,
total
.
of
cost
stated
ended
in
that
purchase
Sept.
1943,
30,
in
like
the
the
new
five
The
in
1942.—V.
158, p.
amounted
period
of
company
to
$8,371,387,
.1942,
was
not
1771/
as
decrease
a
nine
sales
"■Net
•/
profit
Outstdg.
liable, for
19')..
excess
Earn, per com.
"After
all
tAfter
further
profits
,
■
-••V.
///- V.
after
law were arbitrary and
contemplation of law, a
,
Ry.
-Earnings-
1942
1941
$404,954
56.127
income....
170,043
255,046
96,970
28,104
12,317,960
5,640,644
6,597.051
8,791,283
3,974,165
1,937,696
5,281,959
1,670.173
2,097,188
2,540,581
1,363,616
1,139,279
income
1383.
p.
made
was
Sales
Off
196,737
t935.652
// 607,509
400,000
$0.73
and estimated
408,829
$0.42
Federal
$2.04
income
and
$1.33
excess
:■
158, p.
Dec.
on
10, (last year.
1943—Month—1942
/-
1943—9 Mos.—1942
g
/■_."■/
'
''"'•/ g
97,976,998 625,832,359 656.294,699
1477.
-
■
.
M •'/•//:J-:
1943
"
charges but
before Federal taxes...--,,. $335,862
Net after Federal
taxes——201,067 /•>
Earnings per share —.——v——
$0.29
—V. 158, p., 776.
•/./
1942
1943
1942
i—
earnings
Net
—V.
30—
$569,967
$521,236
taxes.
444,143
416,872
$125,824
$104,364
60,888
and
expenses
62,028
_./
deductions
Provision
for
/
Federal
income
taxes../.--;
12,000
158,
9,100
$52,936
income
$33,236
1284.
p.
Sharp & Dolime, Inc.—To Pay 25-Cent Dividend—
a
;
Co,—Earnings—
Sept,
earnings
Operating
profits
for Federal taxes amounting to $3,553,690 and
for contingencies.—V, 158, p. 1283.
reserve
Sept. 30—
-
9.7%—
88,440,541
Net
$25,340,111
400,000
1940
4
135,353
oper.
Interest
1943—9 Mos.—1942
Richmond Radiator Co.—Earnings—
Net
in
$542,299
Seattle Gas
The
per
9 Mos. End.
with
and
1383..
p.
535,359
Quarter Ended
taxes
339,035,847
336,867
share...--
reserve
fact
158,
Included
S8,882,668
shares.,408,829
charges
taxes.
accordance
in
$1,041,726
Period End. Oct. 31—
with
Co.—Earnings—
$15,841,523
its
ground
547,70(5
disbursement
Gross
1943—3 Mos.—1942
/://
com.
in
1943
Sales
months
compared
of
the
on
$1,232,558
October
equipment. at
the
/-//Zw
Rheem Manufacturing
Net
act
to
constituted,
railway.:.,.//
railway.--;/:/.
158,
extra
charges for the first nine months of 1943 were provisions for a
increase in wages of $4,000,000 and -for excess profits taxes,
$3,500,000.
court
emergency
directors have declared
aii
extra dividend of $1.25
per share
the usual quarterly dividend of 75 cents
per share on the common
stock, both payable Dec, 10 to holders of record Nov. 12,
A similar
;;.:„
for
company
time
said
ami
possible
of
the
-'g
of
the
The
com¬
of
within
Safeway,which
y
income
net.
by
by
Sears, Roebuck & Co,—Extra Distribution
con¬
8-wheel
70-ton
,,
the
petition
a
protests."—V.
from
rv.
have
the
50
Emergency Court
act
roil way/.._,.
oper.
from
—V.
Authorized-
authorized
Reading,
to
January 1—
Net
"
,
diesel electric freight locomotives from the Electro-Motive
which delivery is expected the last quarter of 1944 unless the
WPB moves
Mr.
President,
War
company's
,
States
railway^./;////
from
From
exces¬
its. sub¬
company, or
Expenditures
in
SeptemberGross
Net
Net'
Reading
United
St. Louis Brownsville & Mexico
by the. Government
realized
the
not
was
and
the
of
Net
has been advised
company
to
Administrator fails
dismissed
were
administrator
denial
stockholders.
profits
raised
was
appeal
capricious
/
Earnings of $719,113, or $2.80 per common shave, for the year ended
May 31, 1943, were unchanged by contract
.renegotiation, which lias
concluded, according to Lawrence K. Marshall, President, in a
sive
issue
an
Price
law.
permitted, until the Price Administrator had
denied the protest in whole or in
part.
/
Attorneys for Safeway contended that the "failure and refusal of
.been
to
by.
complaints
'.„/'
47',/ for the
when
The.
8.8^, while
up
its complaint
Appeals
Raytheon Mfg. Co.—Renegotiation Ends—
letter
Supreme Court was asked Now: 9 to decide"; whether
protesting Office of Price Administration regulations has
carry
required
year,
1852.
p.
S.
right to
of
Express
13,775,096 pounds of air
express were handled, compared
with 8.791,635 pounds in the 1942
period, an increase of 56.6').
Shipments totaled 721,176, up 6.5//
while
U.
company
a
express, ship¬
amounted
division
express
air
Shipments for the.month totaled 125,033,
ago.
the
records/ weight of
nation's
reports the
announced.
revenue
In
Air
a
monthly
the
tons,
it
Agency, Inc.-—Record
previous
carried
gross
directors
share
holders
March
cents
of
31.
on
Nov.
on
the
on
record
last,
March
Nov.
which
declared
5
common
stock,
19.
A
compares
17, 1942, and
dividend
a
no
par
similar
with
15
(No.
cents
on
initial of 20 cents
an
34,695
•
$0.05
...
5)
of
25
Dec.
10,
1942,
March 1,
on
»
cents
value, payable Dec. 10
distribution
was
made
$57,895
—
the
Ritter Co., Iuc.-
a
serious
rights of the stockholders
-Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
prop¬
Thi.i
item
The
Utility Commissioners
421,500
from
6,999,128
—
war
Express
all
1,302
Agency,
to
on
25
1941
/
New Director—
Phillip
Wallace
director.—V.
Fed.
$820,237
inc.
&
taxes,
Net
exc.
etc.
per
of
158, p.
Drinker,
Biddle
&
680.
Heath,
has
been
elected
a
1942
:
/■/■
Shell Union Oil Corp.
1943—9 Mos ■ —1942
$2,627,718
$1, 927,375
722,973
'
588,250
2,297,250
1,687,900
$97,262
—
com.
$676,639
profits
profit Z
Earns,
z',:
;
1943—3 Mos.—1942
-Profit
Jersey.
property of this company
by the Federal Power Commission short
of a
be confiscated
104.800
722,000
capital
off
costs, and so far as the electric
determined to be by the Board of
can
will
be
139,400
116,500
con¬
an
"However, in order that the business of the
company may normally
proceed without interruption of
dividends, the company is preparing ttf
set up a capital
surplus fund of a substantial
amount against which
such
items, if any, as hereafter determined
fund
$2,270,932
September—
7,435,020
.
Breaking
of
Gen¬
19,996,006
$1,294,304
share—
Rutland
9,585,000
share
com.
after post
ments
accounts
1937.
the book
been
Utility Commissions
has
since
18,732,498
$1,034,085
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Acts to Test OPA Rules—
them
of
7,487,763
$457,738
tax
its
of
1,728,030
stock
com.
Railway
entirely different matter
books
today clearly represent the actual
its
excess of
When
that
cof! u!X.,of its, various properties,
is
erties
read
such, although in the
objecting to certain reclassi¬
suggested.
assets
management
to
negotiation
legal objection to reclassification
negotiations it has taken the position of
fications
even
reclassification
company
no
the
7,096,864
surtax
:
per
that
2,003.111
1538.
p.
many
and
1943—9 Mos.—1942/
$8,521,848 $20,026,803 $22,266,938
'
/
tax.—
refund
2,516.231
788,202
Period End. Sept. 30—
attempt by governmental agencies to
originally paid by the first owner for
1943—3 Mos.—1942
$148,638
shares
4,424.600
plant
actual
513,845
.
Public
or
568,857
From
•
not
65,078
_
inc.
refunding.—V. 158,
585.000
467,164
dividends
$758,284
——
Government
'2,391,153
1,448,900
—
$816,203
profits - tax.
tCompanv be¬
profits on Government business are not excessive,
and that the provision for wartime
contingencies is sufficient to cover
any possible refunds that may result from renegotiation of its
1943
112,217,142
927,302
income
Earns,
reclassification
plant.
theory
cost
received
Jersey dealing with
and
all
just
and
"Excluding
lieves
136,477,537
tax...
792,615
$92,703
20,314
exp.
wartime
profits
Total
JEarns.
9 Mos—1942
•
66,449,486
profits
882,461
'
47,042,070 218,240,901
tax & surtax
$10,3.90,344
company
in reference to the matters
therein referred to:
Electric
for
"Earnings
&
-
88,177
:
/
tingencies
1;
gen.
sell.
—__
exc.
He
Seivice
3.072,977
154,07.9
Co.—Earnings—
profits
tProv.
■approximately $8,500,000.
McCarter, Chairman of the Board,
following statement as the position of the
Public
3,289,931
/ 342,998;
369,502
$7,554,602
tax
Excess
during. 1942were
'77,239,534
;
•
Preferred
particularity the
relies."
Thomas N.
the
$4,623,876
1771.
goods sold,
Normal
on
Gross
operat¬
in
substance the
company has been
should not eliminate immediately
$53"write-ups and inflation" from its plant
accounts and'submit
plans for
the gradual elimination of
$14,789,314, representing "the
difference between purchase cost
and original cost of acquired
prop¬
erties."
ordered
$4,988,595
$4,630,721
$48,445
Profit
$1.35* per share on
holders-of record
Distributions
,
patents..—
norm,
Fed.
utility properties of the company as of Jan. 1, 1938.
'
"Recognition// it said, "must be given to the additional
$37,285,145
of adjustments
relating to gas .plant, which brings the total adjust-/
to
6,845
$523,878
$572,026
sales
Cost of
common
meats
4,600
,
to
1
made
1943- -3 Mos.—1942
expenses
of
Interest
than
c-how
by
$4,993,195
615
.
devel,,
Amort,
for
'
ordered
8
to
period
America—Earnings—
(13,881,016 shares)
Power
amounts
490,000
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—FPC Acts
to Com¬
pel Company to Cut Plant Accounts $67,893,724—Show
Cause Order Calls for Elimination of
Federal
1943—9 Mos.—1942—
$524,493
-
of
Dec.
were,
1771.
Sept. 30—
goods sold,
tNet
The
1943
;
payable
cents
Sept., 1,
p.
158,
declared
par
and
March
sources
of
Net
249,464
$1,782,596
tions—
$2,339,631
emergency
outstanding.—V. 158,
Corp.—Earnings-
rev...
Period End. Sept. 30—
gross income from
oper.,
'.
237,767
1862.
p.
of
company's
stock
(Including Wholly Owned Subsidiary. Companies)
and
'
150,000
——
oper.
Ruberoid
and
income
corresponding
158, p.
(/:///
/
Federal
Oct.
for
charges
:.//
-
provision
—V.
(Including Domestic Subsidiaries)
Bal.
income
charge
a
the
$1.58
2,241,436
debt^
utility plant acquisition adjustments.
Rundry fiiccme deductions
Net
of
$572,026
operating income
Net income —/IZ:Z
Post-war
6,752,468
$4,428,500
of
Provision lor Federal
law, while
common
1943—Month—1942
—
Net
771,476
before
4
ol'
Radio Corp. of
Fed.
Interest
current
amortization
shares of
Sept, 30—
revenues
depre., less other
stock,
as
all
$5,041,878
_
the
Oct. 3;'42
$2.11
with $2,715,624
Nov.
Payments
80
Cost
1942
7,642,504
—
of
Operating
revenues
Operating expenses/.... /
Operating taxes/
.
772:476
Common Dividend— /•
on
The
163,220
earnings
long-term
basis
for
special
$On 1,023,662
Period End.
Operating
$1,629,326 i $1,219,025
:-■■/•;//,■///''
common
Nov.
Of
by
1943
income
Total net
fuel,
would
generating
$0.48
the
compares
directors
March
$12,684,382 $11,180,968
../.,_/
$0.67
excess
Rochester Telephone
dividends
dividends
as
"
earnings ;•/ .:..//_■
steam
771,476
depreciation, Federal
minority interests.
'
for
Depreciation
Net
.
and
1764.
p.
$0.62
1942.
Total
......
1888,357
$2.66
common—
income
a
—40 Weeks Ended—
$370,114
interest,
To Pay $1.35
Co,—Earnings—
operating revenues..j__:.
Operating exps. and taxes (exfci, of Fed.
of
amounts
energy which
company's
$
12 Months Ended
the
011
made
facilities.
firm
-
on
$5,557,488
"2,927,091
share
per
Federal
—
Period End.
Gross
of
772,476
profits
The
158,. p. 679.
rortlaiid General Electric
kilowatts
$15,411,287
——
profits taxes of $9,373,900 and
special five-year amortization of war facilities
amounting to $3,110,296,
over and above normal
depreciation on these facilities.
tFrovislon for
Federal income and excess
profits taxes amounted to $2,329,500 as
Bonneville.
Oct. 3, "42 Oct.9. '43
$481,689
share-/—.
per
$3,967,054
on
assets.
of
payment
/..
par)
After
of
file
will
premised
preference
for. the
if
and
30,000
substantial
the
.
A preference stock and for its
retirement.
The balance,
become available for the benefit of the holders of the
will
A
which
$290,094
amount
"After
'
1942
amortiza¬
after
JEarnings
Uncollectible
profits of
on
subsidiaries
returns
months
income
Consolidated
returns
this
net
deduction
10,387
being filed, it, is not considered that the companies re
for Federal excess profits taxes.
(2) The consolidated net income for the nine months ended
Sept. 30,
1943. includes $299,441 which represents the
proportion of the com¬
bined net income of certain subsidiaries
attributable to those shares
on
(no
162,386
liable
of
saving
in
Oct. 9,'43
469,653
42,110
the rate
profits
of
Shares of common stock
-2-::
corporation
excess
Net
1943
special
emergency facilities—
of
revised
the
1862.
p.
490.415
coin., stock¬
at.
tion
Depart¬
Purity Bakeries Corp, (&
Subs.)^Earmi)gs--
Earnings
Federal
158,
*'Consol.
834,255
computed
in
produced
114.035
$1,051,807
for
was
purchase
with
—12 Weeks Ended—
•
1943,
be
to
$1,687,123
subsidiary..,..
Provision
Sept. 30,
Gas
was
contract
one-year
electricity purchased will replace
as
have
plants.—V.
excess
Notes—(1)
ended
especially oil,
efforts
62,104
taxes—
applic,. to
company's
$2,481,554
——
pref. stocks for subs..._
minor
a
the
otherwise
203,269
amortization
income
on
income
net
holders
244,225
minority stockholders:
Dividends accrued
Portion
and
the
we
491,277
interest earned
true of
Subs.)—Earnings—'
•>v9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—//.
earns,
before taxes and
Net
$1,483,854
—
/;,///....—
less
expense,
is
same
Reynolds Metals. Co. (<fc
'•
,
1943
con¬
107,298
§2.237.329
—
income'/.//
Total
Interest
1
—
a kilowatt., hour
39.14largely' if not altogether, due
its work-well, and it has not : failed
The
has entered a
Administration for the
tinues
332,109
125,014
—
—-
of
performed
power at $17.50 per kilowatt year, with
dump energy at 2.5 mills,
kilowatt hour,
President Frank McLaughlin said the contract
86,710
334.741
.....
federal and State payroll taxes—
Operating profit
Harbor
has
company
Power
$26,059,931
admin, expenses—
Property, franchise and other
It
Tuget Sound Power & Light Co.—Contract—
—
.
Department of this company .has had
Pearl
Monday, November 15,
///z Jy.fi /■'■-•?■
:
-
take
The
9. Months Ended Sept. 30—
Rales and operating revernies—
Belling,
so,
will have to divert our
energies to; the extent "required
for the hearings and the hearings
themselves, that
place and the litigation that will'be involved iiv this
matter,':
There seems to be no peace for
public utilities, in this country.
' '
"The whole matter is beyond human
understanding;"—V. 158, p. 1862./
will
Pittston Co. (& Subs.) —Earnings
Cost of sales
to do
power
in this great crisis.
Now
ment.
our
by the preparation
..
.///:• //:'/////-.-
1381.
p.
since
work.
war
the country
.
railway——
oper.
158,
to
39,498. V /;.: 33.963
54,688
31,007
Electric
increase
$123,154'
$98,392
26,520
/• Prom January l-V
Gross
1940
1941
$115,998
'
it lies within
as
"The
1942
1043
$140,242
Gross
far
so
Pittsburgh & Shawmi.it RR.- -Earnings-
$88,389
..$0.42
$330,468
$239,475
$0.48
share-
'
$1.71'
$1.10
..
*
After reserves and other charges.
Shipments during the third quarter of 1943 exceeded those for the
corresponding quarter of 1942 by 23.78'.). The shipments made during
the first nine months exceeded those for the same
period of last year
by
50.530
Current
cash
hand
011
Current
amounted
in
liabilities,
amounted
operating earnings
"Costs, selling and general
to
banks
to
and
including
$3,263,441,
a
$6,613,4.39
011
Government
Sept.
30,
securities
1943
of
provision for Federal and
of 2.03 to 1.—'V: 158,
ratio
including
$3,589,296.
other
p.
taxes,
1075.
Subs.)—Earnings—
1943
405,902 $84,012,298
/
expenses..
73,332,747
for
depreciation, depletion, intan¬
gible devel. exps., amort, and abandonments..^.
on
funded debt, together with
of discount,and expense^.......—
Provision for Federal income taxes.
60,497,027
10.611,904
Provisions
Interest
10,064,095
amort.
737,222.
;
7,950,000
-
Prov.
for post-war
adjust, and other conting, ;,.
A
Net
income
Earnings
per
for
9 Months Ended
•Net
....
common
Earnings
per
$7,774,023
stock.
$0.58
Sept. 30—
1943
Income
^
share of
—V. 158, p. 584.
755,483
8.155,000
3,000,000
-
period.—/--
share of
,
assets
(&
3 Mohths Ended Sept. 30—
Gross
common
stock---.
$4,540,694
80.35
1942
$18,209,223 $11,768,643',
$1,35
$0.90
Volume
Co.—Earnings—
Sioux City Service
.The
$577,122
account
799,136
497,958
$72,981
$79,165
Dec.
3
and. taxes„_..J„
•Operating' expenses
1942
$872,117
Operating revenues
Drl.ltiG
earnings
from
operations
—:
.
income- net
Net
income
$47,246
/./:Zr.Z—
Federal
•Includes
30,212
25,738
Interest .charges
and', state- income
share
per
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—Earnings, Etc.—
Net
on
the $5.50 cumulative 2nd preferred stock/
of
"Sales
products
40
stock,
each
cents
March
on
or
50
cents
share
per
on
June
10
10,
1943.
in
are
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Gi'O'-s
leased
and
space
40V since-Jan.
taxes, etc
expenses,
Spiegel, Inc.—October Sales Off-
1943—9 Mos,— 1942
1S43—3 Mos.—1042
'
Operating income
P'lVcs',, int., & other inc.
Period End. Oct. 31
24,009,943
24,031,993
—V.
$3,626,834 $11,396,560 $10,368,449
1,545,718
1,210,050
241,886
$4,258,596
587,817
158,
XT
143,563
135,898
48,876
45,482
r
serial
for
and
'
notes
Provision
106,146
302,688
3,841,951
3,692,433
100,896
!.:■
•
•
■
properties, -etc-.'.— .'
oil
&
54.6.000
628,367
186,000
207,942
Net;
income.
■;
Prov.
inc.
lor
profits
co s
and
sales
Cost
$6,873,002
$8,033,374
$2,261,533
of
542.800
4,168,800
2,945,800
$1,718,733
$3,864,574
$3,927,202
981,348
981,348
$1.75
$3.93
981,348
$4.00
1.849.600
'
$
$
;45,519,643
.
facilities
or
';;
1941
common
,share_._..,^
t$1.13
'"$1.02
>
/
shares.
common
income
on
•$1.41
for
the
nine
months
Federal
faxes
on
income was
income was $1,416,110.
on
$2,052,335
and
provision
for
Federal
Provision has been made for possible
earnings of renegotiation of the corporation's war contracts.
The outcome
of
renegotiation, covering 1943 operations cannot, ac¬
cording to the report, be accurately foreseen and may give rise to
on
further.: adjustments.
$
-
New Plant—
$
-'-v
94,667,993
The
corporation announces that a
radio tube parts has been acquired at
73,218,639
6,767,651
5.773,560
18,993,811
3,992.634
15.564,571
10,788.734
,212,616
137,375
624,547
in
427.819
production.—V.
158, p.
plant
new
for
manufacture
of
Wakefield, Mass., and is already
1384.
19,377.945
4,657.946
expS.
gen;
per
ton 854,474
effect
1943—9 Mos.—1942
25,404,518
1942
$41,827,947 $21,626,283 $14,752,540
1,005.697
636.225
837,759
a.
taxes
taxes
35,170,712 129,226 376 103,385.317
goods sold/—r-- : 84,094,047
adv./ adm.
&
Selling,
ex-
taxes..-.—
1943—3 Mos.—1942-
..
Net
■,
'
Period End. Sept. 30—
■
-gas
undevel.
owned
Sept, 30,. 1943, amounted to $4,469,777. Provision for Federal taxes
on
income, after deducting a post-war refund of $335,230 in
1943,
was
$3,464,080.
In the corresponding period of 1942, income before
Subsidiaries)
(including Domestic
-
Cancellations and write¬
of
}..://
•On 514,368 common shares,
Standard Brands, Inc.—Earnings—
and
offs
lino
our
to
323,501
1,266.105
_/..
depl.
for the
those
items new to
Government
Note—Income before Federal
Squibb & Sons—Transfer Agent—
.
depreciation
exceeded
1943
Earnings
NewYork has been appointed transfer
agent, for the $4.25 cumulative preferred stock, series B.
The Chase National Bank of the City of New York has been ap¬
pointed registrar, for the $4.25 cumulative preferred stock, series B.
.^■V, 158, p. 1863.
r
\ '
.
"
'
Int. and amort, of disct.
and cxp. on debs,
with
,
profit
1478.'
p.
(E. R.)
income....
Non-opor. charges /.,/./
equipped
sales
Net
/-The,Guaranty Trust Co; of
Total
,
Net
1943—Month—1942 /'/ 1943—10 Mos.—1942
$2,850,824
$4,577,091 $23,559,511 $33,044,012
—
Sales ~ZZ~-/-i./-/_//.://
,
8,231.378
8,895,284
-
Sept. 30
Earnings for 9 Months Ended Sept. 30
income $13,153,880 $11,858,212 $35,428,553 $34,378,392
operating
to
general those manufactured in peace time, there have
jSkcIly Oil Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings-
Costs, oper; and general
mouths
equipment transferred from primary plants. The corporation has made
effective
use
of
sub-contracting wherever practical."
The
number
of employees on Sept. 30 was
approximately 14.500, an increase of
Payments in 1942
10, 50 cents, each;
Sept.
and
indirectly,"
in
payable Dec. 10.to holders of record
made on Sept. 10, last, as against
and
nine
of
1942 by 93'/, and net earnings increased 58'/^. '
continue to be very largely for war use directly
Noel E, Keeler, Treasurer, states.
"While most of the -.
157, p. 1854.
40 cents—V.
10,
of
the
year
engineering staffs. Manufac¬
turing capacity has been expanded during the year by the addition of /
several
branch plants
producing parts or ...^'.-assemblies' in. areas
affording suitable labor.
These units are for the most part houseci
was
June
10
10,
March
follows:
as
and Dec.
dividend
a
par value,
no
A-similar distribution
20.
were
declared
have
directors
common
for
this
been many new types and applications and some
have been developed by our research and
$4.12Va
to
Spencer Kellogg" & Sons, Inc.—50-Cent Dividend—
Nov.
sales
comparable period
on
1,' last.* Accruals as of Sept. 1/ 1943, amounted
share on the'2nd-preferred stock.—V. 158, p. 778. -
the
493.
158, p.
holders
to
$1.37 la
1st preferred stock, no par value, both payable
record Nov. 23.
Like amounts were disbursed
$5.50 cumulative
1
of
the regular quarterly dividend of like amount
value/ and
The
$47,787
.
$92,507
taxes.,-, v—
pf accumulations on
dividend
a
$77,999
$72,984
earnings
directors
.par
por
Net
declared
have
oii Sept,
no
the
Net
Other
1943
Spear & Co.—Accumulated 2nd Preferred Dividend—
}
1943;
30—
Months Ended Sept.
12
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4229
158
/
Symington-Gould Corp.—25-Cent Distribution—
Net income for
period
Shares common, otiistdg.
Net,
per
—V.
981.348
share.
common
$1.32
,
Net
'profit .fr.' opers.Z
Gross
income
4,870,561
i-_
'
charges ■_-//
Income
South Carolina Power' Co.—EarningsGross
Operating
General
~
§622.274
$541,057
$G,97*i!,097
237,944
3,524.526
2,642,763
43,446
41,652
523,980
133,845
168,274
1
taxes
Gross
11,216,553
297.160
109,119
288,014
874,351
With
$1,221,426
$93,186
$91,336
income './.
1
etc.,
54,736
653,817
10,789,367
3,586,940
3,574,234
Western
tax__
1,440,622
1,416,071
5,444,664
2,390,418
succeeded by Clem H. Franks.
in April of this year,—V. 142,
Gustave
1,959,837
"'^,143,687
for"
6,860,356
$38,542
$38,450
$567,608
§494,567
14,286
14,286
171,438
171,438
Balance
income/_
of.
V.
—
pfd. stock
158, p. 1539.
on
inc.
Net
—V.
per
158, p.
.1,500,000
The
be
paid
1.
Dec.
on
5.860.356
cumulative
Electric
1, 1954, in an amount equal
This payment is on account
payable to registered holders
of Nov. 20, 1943.—V. 157, p. 1092.
/
,
interest
of ,the bonds as
in
and
arrears
225,000
450,000
675.000
675,000
$0.61
$0.55
$1.96
_
output
of
public
the
compared
kwh.,
197,483.000
corresponding week last
as
year,
,
Opera ting
Noil-oper.
Other
2,477.885
expenses/--/,
Depreciation expense
'
taxes aim licenses
Net
;
—
exc.
profits
ineotne
$1,596,245
$8,096,194
r,
/
$3,742,348
2,392
Deprec.,
Int.
16,628
-
5.946
81,184
263.791
tax
1,919,933
1,082.310
5,920.071
46,421
52,964
174,687
18,422
85.938
depl. & amort,/
income
251.698>
$355,419
$1,64-1,700
8973,00!)
91,783
575,342
188,128
$700,989
$447,201
$2,217,043
$2.56
$1.62
$8.06
Earnings per com. share
-V. 158, p. 1675.
$4.17
Co.—Public Invitation for
Company is inviting proposals for the purchase
bonds, series due Nov. 1, 1968.
—V. ■158/ p.
tax'-'
.'
•
'
share-.//
1863.'
'
.'
://■/'
■
3.162.000
.6.300.000
:
$0.63
$2.00
Southern Pacific Co.
The
$1.65
Month
•«.••••.
.
Ry. oper. revenues'..
231 So. La Salle
16.—V. 158, p. 1772.
1942
.
1943—9 Mos.—1942' $!
g
$
44,785.553 443,092.290 329.077,408
23,648,806 255.965,014 195,947,803
49,164,069
Ry. oper. expenses
29.135,587
21,136.746 187,127.276 133,129,605
2 Oi, 029,082
from ry. oper.
9,104.685 102,415.414
1.762-.537
17,008,459
12,249,419
Ry. tax accruals- .-/
Equip, rents <net>„.
jt. inch. rents.i.net);...1
1.870,162
54,124,623
13,427.288
851,985
132,439
155,186
1.118,968
5.777.063
10,114.339
66,584,435
with
Natural
distribution
the
Gas Co.
itself
be
violation
of .said
the
of
Distribution
honored, for
Standard
order
Co.
share
Oil
15,
(N.
Co.
order
Standard
to
Gas
full
of
in
that
Exchange
Oil
Like
J.)
to
16.
Total
721,871
6,645,318
on
10.836,210
73.229,752
Net,
profit
after
37,118
540,591
551,130
.
2,243.507
-
income
>~V.
2,373.777
20,460,222
2.898
2,766
25,761
24,514
4,586,021
charges—ZZ
Net/earnings
/
•After
8,422,549
52,203,179
21,597,639
Earnings—
End. Oct. 31
1942
1943
S
Period—
;
$
8,757,501.
8,584,584
■"/
—Jan/1 to Oct. 31-—
\
1943
S
'
f
-
1942
' I
* 1
^
'
.
84,294,260
$5.08
$3,525,530
$4.07
-
taxes.
the
first
nine
for
per
share
on
like
A
corporation has issued an invitation for. tenders to the holders
preferred stock. Tenders are to be filed with the Chemical
Co,, New York, N. Y.', on or before Dec. 3/ 1943. The.
totice .authorized by a resolution. of the board' states "that subject
first
right of the board to reject all or any . part of the tenders
t is the present intention of the board, if . the prices at which the
hares are tendered are deemed by the board satisfactory, to purchase
the aggregate cost of, approxi-
nately $100,000.",
.- ...
•
' •
'.
During" the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 1943, the letter points out,
he company purchased '2.340 shares of first preferred at , an average
irice of §26 per share, which shares have been retired and there
shares of such stock.—V. 158, p. 4J4,
and
a
stock,
par
payable
paid
15
Dec.
stock
quarterly
dividend of110 cent,9
and the usual quarterly
$1.40 convertible preferred
holders of record Nov. 26.
SI,
the
on
15
March
on
and
to
15,
June
during, 1942
Sept. .15,
15
15
and
were
cents
as
each;
Sept. 15, last.
follows; March
and
months
same
of
1943
was
The
Sept. 30—
1943
1942
$7,629,563
$1.98
$3.16
1942,
1941
cap.
and
taxes
and
all
other
1940 after estimated income and
period of 1942.
miles
158, p. 586/
with
month
last
i
1
Months
9
Prov.
Net
of
on
! the
conimon
10.
Nov.
A
slock,
"similar
par
payable
$5,
distribution
was
Distribution
Dec.
made
1
on
of
25
to
—
cents
holders of
June
1,
share
and' interest.Payment will be made at The Chase National Bank
City of- New/York, trustee, 11 Broad St., New York, N. Y.
The
privilege of : converting the debentures into
expires at the close of business on Dec. 24, 1933.—-V.
Provision for income
■
per
Per share of
—V.
~—
stock/—!.
common
158, p. 681.
•
-
1677.
v
prof. tax.
1942
1941
on
-
$2,459,061
$864,302
1.954,250
1,654,995
228,m
8903,068
$804,066
$636,128
468,283 snares
$1.73
stock
interest,
deprecation
taxes.—V.
158,
and
p.
other
charges,
$1.52
but
before
$1.10
provi¬
495.
a
.
of
a
conservative dividend program for
at
a
of the fiscal year,
end
this company
few months is probable, Frank F/Kolbe/ President, stated on
meeting of stockholders.
"Indications are that dividends will at
Oct/29
least be inaugurated .hy the
July 31, 1944," he declared.
said earnings this year are running a little ahead of last;
year.
The company has reduced its total bank loans, tax liabilities
and land commitments from $1,500,000 on July 31, 1943, to -Sl,100,000
; Mr. Kolbe
at the present
said
He
firm's
the
time, Mr. Kolbe said.
company's policy in the future will be to reduce th^
still further so the company's debt will be down to
liabilities
1942
$9,396,015
1,907,347
1,049,041
United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.—Annual Re¬
$598,431
$858,306
port—The annual report for the fiscal year 1943 show-)
consolidated net profit of $4,256,656 equivalent to $7.40
1943
and excess
& exc.
a—
share
for Federal
sion
1943
30—
158, p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—•
2,249,96*0
profits tax—1,651,528
1-^——
Net :profit
of 9'/.—V.
$11,809,175
ZX
sales
profit before taxes
common stock
158, p. 1772.
Subs.)—Earnings—
9 Months Ended Septi 30—
.
gain
a
United Electric Coal Cos.—Dividend Outlook—
of the
Net
miles flown by United Air
Harold Crary, Vice-President in
$2,857,318
profit
within
outstanding 10-year convertible 6'/ debentures due Jan.
1945/ have been called for redemption as of Jan. 3, 1944, at 100
Net
by
on
the
Sullivan Machinery Co. (&
for the
taxes
record
last/and
debentures—
-
9
October, 1942,
inc.
-Inauguration
of
ancl
profits tax.
the company flew .35,058,300 revenue passenger
gains of 3'Z
over
the 34,123,365 recorded in
Ended Sept.
common
•After
per
.am*. Dee. 28, 1942.—V. 158, p. 1675.
Studebaker Corp.—To Redeem
Nov.
:
for Fed.
Earns,
dividend
$2.87
charges,
excess
passenger
revenue
on
for
in
1,891,772
•Profit
a
tor
United Biscuit Co. of America
—
.directors, have declared a dividend of 75 cents per share on
.stock/: par $10/ payable Dec. 1 to holders of record Nov.
distributions were made on March 1, June 1 and Sept.. 1,
Payments during. 1942 were as follows: March 2 and June 1, 95
each; and Sept. 1 and Dec. 1, 75 cents each.—V. 158, p. 1478.
declared
$6,940,599
September of this year and 24'7 over the 28,165,630 revenue passenger
miles of October, 1942.
Airplane '.'-miles totaled 1,940,890 as compared
Similar
Oct. 29
high
announced
was
charge of traffic.
Mr. Crary reported
common
on
10
1940
$$4,786,955
15.
directoVs,
15,
1941
t$4,912,525
the
last.
Dec.
682.
p.
—
sh.
An .all-lime
depletion and amortiza¬
$4,024,385, as compared
Sterling Drug, Inc.—To Pay 75-Cent Dividend
the
remains outstanding 29,602
Vice-President
in
charge of
for 12 years Director of
and Department Store Mer¬
Co.,
United Air Lines Transport Corp.—New Record—
.
deducting' post-war
tAfter
depreciation,
Adams, Oil & Gas Co. above.—V.
June 30
Inc.—Invites Tenders—•
the. first preferred stock to
Magazine,
share
common
June
158,
profit
J""'
& Trust
iqw
/.$103,653,092 398,378.075
9,790,030 14,001.460
6,264.500
9,707,200
Acquisition—
.
273,859,73^.; ?2^7l3;309
The
hares of
provision
S3,226,105 for the
1,
o
V.
Lines
total
for
Ail
(A. G.) Spalding & Bros.,
f its
per
Nov. 23.
1943
period includes S2-.903.700 income tax and $17,233,000 excess*
profits tax computed under the Revenue Act of .1942. An'additional
amount of $2,979,800 has been provided to cover possible contingeneiea
in 1943.
.^Provision for taxes in 1942 includes $2,917,000 income; tax:
and $23,000,000 excess profits tax computed under the Revenue Act of
1942, together with an additional amount of $1,000,000 to cover war
and other contingencies.—V. 158, p. 082,
1942
income..
share
with
158, p. 1772.
lank
on
Stewart-Warner Corp.—25-Cent
10 Days
-V.
record
stk.
$2,03
•After provision for depreciation,
,
Tlie
earnings
cents,
25
General Manager.
declared
9
per
both
were
cents;
Earn,
in
47,587,980
Southern Ry.—Weekly
and
common
cents
the
on
9 Mcs. End.
_■
taxes
..."
;
tion
158, p. 1863.
Iross
"
1943
gasoline and oil
deducting
credits.
cents
of system
charges
and State
for est. Fed.
Earnings per/common
69,761,263
76,369
Contingent, charges
Net
of
Timken Roller Bearing Co.—Earnings—
,
158, p. 1863.
See V.
the record date.
20
Nov.
on
35
$20,
par
"Net-
Co. of Ohio—Earnings-
Standard Oil
5,035,554
6,908,749
income ■//:;/;//
deductions:
fixed
Totel
bo
a
divest
stock, no requests will
stock certificates and/or
pf.'fraCtiohal shares,, in amounts other; than those to
each, stockholder-is entitled, based upon the total shares held
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—■
■■•Gross operating, into.me/
See
Miscell.
dividend
a
14 to holders of
Fastener
Slide
the
on
amounts
cents.-
has
avoid
to
Co.
Clix
of
Payments
of
1943,
company
lieu
in
the close of business
at
1943,
Natural
issuance
the.
above
the
capital stock on or about Dec.
SEC's
Consolidated
by
64.725,709
1.131,731
:
inc
Other income .inch clivs.
oper.
President
directors
dividend
to. holders of', record Nov., 15.
notified the New York Stock
Note—The
ry.
declared
payable Dec.
Mademoiselle
the
share
per
■
Earnings of Transportation Syst.
1943
Period End. Sept. 30
of
stock,
connection
tProv.
?Nct
will
Tilo Roofing Co., Inc.—10-Cent Common Div.—
$8,131,037 $26,019,626 $21,455,073
$0.84
for
manager
sales
8.534,000
15,400.000
Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey)—Re Stock
In
from it of $5,500,000
proposals must be presented to the company at
St., Chicago/before 10 a.m. CWT on Nov.
..
have
stock,
'Including post-war tax credit of $1,723,300. Provision for
first mortgage
ry.
of. this
and
Vice-President;
3529.
p.
Advertising, Sales Promotion; Publicity
chandising for American Viscose Corp.
Purchase of $5,500,000 Bonds—
Net
President
health
elected
nationally once war conditions permit.
Spooner resigned his position as Sales Manager of the Linden
to assume his new duties with Textron,i Inc.
Prior to his
association
with
the. Linden
Hill Corp..
he was1 national accounts
16,339,627
711,938
21.875,591
711,938
6.098,040
237,312
237.313
consoL.net profit $10,882,992
which
All
and
ill
was
Hill Corp.
$17} 182,992 $11,293,037 $41,419,626 $29,989,073
'
checks
Colorado Power
Southern
of
Franks
marketed
2,319,860
191,993
....
1943—9 Mos.—1942
$17,628,389 $64,007,155 $47,040,637
7.821.388
11.1
profit
technical
Net:
.
incomes/-/. $25,241,693
Earnings 'per
'
;.: ..a/
for the
158/p. 1862.
kwh.
17.7',/.—V.
1943—3 Mos.—1942
long-term debt-" VS
on
.Est.
45,177
'■// 22,437
$508,996
refund
director
as
because
Mr.
Mr. Spooner will make his headquarters in the
Empire State Build¬
ing, New- York City, where the corporation recently opened its offices.
Currently, plants of the company, located in Providence, Lowell,
Manchester and Sunpook, N. H., are largely engaged in the manu¬
facture of various textile products
for use by the armed services,
including human escape chutes, cargo chutes, mountain tents, glider
tow
ropes
and jungle hammocks.
Surplus facilities and material,
produced in the company's plants,
are
now
being utilized in the
manufacture of limited quantities of consumer goods which will ba
/
-
„»e,st;j
132,558
8,452
income
Post-war
-.a
Prov/ for 'Fed.' inc.
;
$3,744,739
5.915
.
Consolidated
Net
»
directors
by Royal Little,
the
1943,
inc.—Divs.'.l
misc.
Gross
69,631
tuxes.
167.785,000
6,
94,909
722,535
1,262.505
$8,112,822
26,634
surtax
State
94,905
«
$1,595,762
483
tax
with
increase of
an
in
companies
for the week ended Nov.
$24,480,681 $16,774,927 $61,978,283 $44,815,753
I
189,149
155,140
525.144
537,935
income/./ •
571.863
698,322
1,503,727
1,686,949
income
Total, net
6.205.193
Z
normal
Federal
*
6.295
$2,559,348
Gross income a--./-./
Income deductions/ .a. /
Federal
25,751
$2,553:053
8,424.906
882,468
1,625,471
1,798.630
206,321
390,302
24,178
—/:„_ v//-.
.
Federal
228,724
493,330 :'
'
revenue.:./.
oper.
Other income
resigned
subsidiary
Mr.
oper.
Operating rents, net
Co.
Alden Spooner has been named Vice-President in
charge of
advertising and retail sales promotion, according to an announcement
Standard Oil Co. of California—Earnings-—
„
(& Sub.)—Earnings—.
1943—12 Mos —1942
$4,016,766 $19,123,943 $12,027,490
$5,777,170'
revenues
and malnt.
operating
utility
system
totaled
1943—3 Mos.—1942
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Oper.
681.
p,
Textron, Inc.—New Vice-President—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Total
pay¬
compared
$1.31
'
is
Southeastern Greyhound Lines
Operating
common
similar
as
amount was disbursed on March 31, June 30 and Sept.. 30, last, and on
March 30, June 30, Sept, 28 and Dec. 16, 1942,—V. 158, p. 1077.
3,324,714
Standard Gas & Electric Co.
to the holders of general lien
1943,
collateral trust income bonds due June
1 '/ of the principal amount thereof.
to
of
has
Heding
Electric
the capital
Standard Gas & Electric Co.—Weekly Outputwill
A
John
Southeastern Gas & Water Co.—Interest Payment—
interest
the
on
1942,
Tennessee Corp.—25-Cent Distribution—
1.959,837
stir.-
com.
1477.
158,
20.
4,824,714
2.143.687
Preferred"divs/
income
Net
■-
Dividends
Oct.
on
; Teletype Corp.—New President—
15,891,959
therefrom
and
1942.—V.
21,
674,286
losses;
652,965
April
on
share has been declared
holders of record Nov. 10.
per
to
4,050,194
$1,147,532
52.793
deducts—
cents
22
May. l; last,
i,208,oio
*
Interest,
35
cents
on
4,792,319
;
future inventory
poss.
25
Nov.
made
//_/.
1,000,000
Approp.
47p,554
.
of
payable
was
427,186
foreign
income, taxes
Fed. exc. profits
618,899
717,694
taxes—}■
profits taxes]
excess
&
norm,
16,189.119
79,815
■
460,131
income
Federal
Fed.
$5,636,895
353,645
,■
4,130,010.
78.242
: /
TncomeZ—
Net
1943—12 Mos.—1942
1943-Month—1942
//
expenses
for
deprec.....
Provision
Fed.
a/:..
rev enue
dividend
stock,
ment
158, p. 1675.
Ptriod End, Sept. 30--
A
'
credits
Income
$3.20
$4.59
the
point where operations will be on a sounder basis.—V. 158/p. 1577.
per
share on the 575,174 shares of outstanding common
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1944
This is
stock.
These
after
deducting all charges, making for¬
eign exchange adjustments, and setting up a reserve for
contingencies of $750,000, on which taxes have been paid.
The
previous
share,
after
year's
setting
working capital
result
up
a
shows
equivalent
$3,787,902,
was
for
reserve
increase
an
contingencies
of
of
to
$6.41
$750,000.
Tenn.,
J. W.
respectively,
The
per
The
tion
$10,394,553.
There
further
In
of
are
to
development
30,
1943
in
United
subsidiary
after
either
country
States.
and
conversion
The
the
on
natural
Argen¬
into
U.
these foreign companies looks promising.
earnings stated above, the corporation's share
earnings in companies not consolidated for the year
of
amounted
to
$109,750.
Depreciation of fixed assets
previous
Dividends
equal
policy
paid
$2
to
dividends
This
does
paid
not
include
Ulync
taxes
tial
increase
discounting
No
mers.
The
in
to
As
past
fiscal
its
replacements
amounted
year
plant
to
to
30
75'/<>
of
been
of
in
An
last
the
the
to
ize
Bal.
pany has in
Conversion
of
our
of
most
ing
clients,
and
confined
against
had
to
mind
in
merchandise
our
We
the
its
if
balance
the
the
materially
1,
and
Net
have
sheet;
these
of
Textile
income
to
such
''
The
they
in¬
were
of
strength
the
company
Def.
felt
it
prudent
U.
divs.
Com.
shares outstanding
to
is intact,
and
renegotiation
this
at
on
mills
our
and
of
ducted
Other
pending.
are
have
on
feel
may
tme,
the
we
While
Years
Ended
June
result
3,076,000
1,308,000
I.
Cash
322,000
on
Tnade
hand,
in
sale
Sheet
at
as
June
502,623
$3,059,096
$3,135,987
$4,109,858
banks
issuance
1,197,939
1,626,309
in
on
transit———
United
States
Other
Util-
and
foreign
.
.
Other
(less
stock
to
$1,938,048
•.
$2,483,549
.
Patents,
goodwill
Total
352,169
for
149,326
177,196
12,434,157
10,408,860
;•
187,163
17,255,722
687,554
and
results
of
_
Eastern
of
Shore Public
income
included
1943,
of
Concord
is
combined
dividend
a
on
64,253
Gas,
disposed
stock.
The
this
dividend
of
in
companies
earnings for
of
shares
foreign
banks.
$4,064,000
crued
of
$192,759
Securities
by
all
($3
expenses, etc.
for
Federal
and
Reserve
Notes
profits
liabilities,
the
5,727,567
income
of
______
for
Minority
of
and
stock,
Exchange
&
Common
stock
Capital
(par
Earned
'
'
"
'
,
since
stock
in
18:006,409
13,871,268
Z)r419,765
132 998
Aug.
1,
1932—...
:
$51,991,052
vIssued
of
as
$7,710,507
in
July 2,
1943
1943.
and
U. S. Treasury tax
&
labor,
of
'
tAfter
$6,255,347
in
$42,298,699
deducting depreciation
1942.
anticipation notes.—V.
United Public Utilities
the
S3
dividend
$2.75 dividend
payable
cents
the
reserve
$After deducting
158, p. 95.
holders
current
of
preferred
made
and
and
of
75
15,
the
on
31,
In
the
share
Federal
the
on
and
one
corporation
of
paid
158.
stockholders
amendment
This
the
from
increased
from
action
the
was
to
January.—V.
special
its
stock
from
surplus
meeting
charter,
cap't°l
that
surplus
also
from
$2
$2,000,000
to
reduced
stockholders
annual
a
company's
reversed
shares
capital
The
of
at
the
capital shares of
thereby
$8,000,000
of
to
taken
from
held
arrearages
to
to
Oct.
on
$10,
the
29
for
value
capital
by
$10
June,
to
$2
1932,
when
being
the
account.
par
an
amendment
held
in
value
changing the
February
_
the
to
two
tire cord
Smith,
pressing
more
need
of
its
production, it
General
for
more
textile
was
tire
mills
from
announced
Manager of the
textile
cord
the
the
date
instead
company
manufacture
late last month
division.
Union
effective
to
of
cents
50
made
be
Oct.
7,
share,
per
this
on
class
Po.stal Telegraph,
dividends
dividends
share
per
Inc.
the
at
be
can
of
The class A
15, last.—V,
$2
the
on
made
were
of
rate
paid
158,
per
class
the
on
B
old
1774.
p.
1943—9 Mos.—1942
$28,960,238 $90,099,209 $90,458,694
"
'
'
21,395,479
67,233.480
2,571,278
2,112,040
7,337.584
6,433,503
1,456,092
1,369,433
4,044,720
3,912,162
3,870.050
64,785.463
deprecia-
'
J
and admin.
.
1,252,482
1,383,401
inc..
231,046
291,983
789,8°0
856.487
accts.
V, 69,553
68,702
203,902
% 222,797
$1,777,203
$2,339,200
$6,619,583
$9,982,620
178.252
155,913
560.391
459,143
$1,955,455
$2,495,113
295,290
300,454
than
doubtf.
________
income
4,265,562
$7,179,974 $10,441,763
charges, includ.
,V
bonds....
on
'905,456
891,408
for Fed. inc. taxes
535,000
for
profits
Net
$48,930
profit
per
% 705.000
2,016,000
2.116,000
(estim.)
282,000
650,000
1,139.000
4,585,000
i—
$843,165
$3,133,566
$2,835,307
Fed.
taxes
158,
The
excess
-
share..
com.
$839,659
$0.68
1774.
p.
6,003
5,362
1,151
1,151
2,963
1,150
*6,366
A
like
last,
•'
,.
$0.68
,
!
K
$3.11
S2.59
-
•
203,439
amount
$76,256
for
Nine
$50,860
Months
$45,262
Dec. 28,
and
March
16.
15
Feb.
on
18.
dividend
a
Nov.
to
of
April
15,
10
holders
15. May 15,
cents
of
per
record
.share
Nov.
5.
June 15 and
16,
15,
May
Aug.
Nov.
1G
Aug.
15,
1942.—V. 158, p. 496.
Woolworth Co.—October Sales Off 3.4%—
$44,816
Period End. Oct. 31—
•/■'V-v.....
Ended
Sept.
and
1943—Month—1942
;.
158, p.
1943—10 Mos.—1942
<|»
§
37,146,005
Federal
equipment—.j_u
■■■■
Sales
1943
30,
—V.
renegotiation
disbursed
was
Co., Inc.—10-Cent Dividend—
declared
4
payable
58,393
contract prices.
war
stork,
Feb.
on
Nov.
on
common
and
and
206,172
directors
the
on
—2—^
••
38,473,914 338,805,415 322,599,576
1580.
<
$928,770
...
Wright-IIargreaves Mines, Ltd.—Smaller Dividend—
22,284
..
3,452
incl.
renegotiation
of
The
contract
war
•
122,780
__
income
569,586
$210,669
...
figures
dividend
a
1943—3 Mos.—1942
profit
Provis.
—V.
$110,167
—
and
with
cents
(ext.)
common
patents—
on
5Q
depletion...
discount
Prov.
1, last.
$261,453
subject
are
renegotiation of
war
to
annual
audit,
end
year
contract prices.—V.
expenses
1943
directors
share
per
funds
recently
on
the
Jan.
on
3
each
stock,
holders
made
were
declared
capital
to
quarters payments of
July
on
Quarterly
a
par
no
of
record
and
2
dividend
of
6'A
payable
in
Canadian
value,
Nov,
Oct,
26.
1,
Distributions
last,
while
10 cents each were made.—V.
158.
ir»
p.
cents
of
7M5
nreceding
400.
adjust¬
(Wm.) Wrigley, Jr., Co.—Declares Three Dividends—
158, p. 683.
1942
$28,542
$29,777
32,033
directors
pavable
1941
1940
20th
•
—
income
$308,437
22,073
$6,077
-
317,380
Jan.
*$422
*$3,943
each.—V.
.
61,070
72,427
44,456
Payments
2,
$78,504
$44,034
$21,319
and
Net
.
amounted
to
and
$43,522
V.
p.
or
for
and
depletion
income
158,
55,288
$26,551
*Loss.
ciation
the
is
nine
after
amounting
excess
declared
April
made
March
cents;
and
25
p.
three
1
to
1
dividends
of
stockholders
of
50
cents
record
each,,
on
the
month.-
during
and
the
May
current
1,
50
year
cents
are
follows:
as
each;
June
1.
25
1774.
cents
extra;
and
Aug.
2
and
Oct.
1,
50
cents
33.190
from
Gross
profits
having
to
on
*$11,872
:
ended
made
$96,635.
taxes
*$11,254
..
months
Sept.
allowance
No
above
indicated
30,
for
provision
1943,
depre¬
made
for
earnings.—
1942
1641.
1140
$2, 765.726
railway.
$3,774,334
$2,181,844
$1,281,648
863.720
2.141,239
1,017.251
404.601
railway.—
Net.fjL loper. income.._
?
RR.—Earnings—
1Q43
September—
51,953
$9,788
profit
already
158,
Net .from
profit
net
1
preceding
Yazoo & Mississippi Valley
other
47,791
Note—The
25
Feb.
each
regular
3
and
Nov.
on
1,
of
30,261
$57,579
_
profit
Dec.
day
$21,651
23,700
*$3,491
—
profit
expenses
230,938
1,794,332
782,336
175,213
28, 301.494
25,078.799
13,830.798
3 0.832.325
11. 296.728
12.556,969
4.856.251
2.899,916
4 ,830,725
9,972,255
3,031,473
956,850
..
from January 1—
Gross
Net
.
Net
from
railway
from railway...
rv.
—V.
income.._
oper.
158,
1385.
p.
496.
of
Walgreen Co.—October Sales Increased 5.8%—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Sales
With
Postal
1940
amortiz.,
contingencies
of
chgs.
Younestown
authorized
meeting so that it may be
158, p. 1385.
excess
of
transferred
United States Rubber
Co.—Reconverts to Tire Cord—
converted
the
on
the
share
record
cents
of
transferrins
$8,000,000
for
results
payable Dec. 15 to holders of record
distribution
Will & Bauiner Candle
buildings
of
Federal
and
of
the
account.
in
deprec.,
of
Operating
authorized
ra~
total
$10,000,000,
per
made
were
on
$1.75
holders
$297,372
Statement
taxes
Total
increasing the
each
share
per
of
to
1941
taxes..
Operating
States Fidelity &
Guaranty Co., Bait.—Trans¬
$8,000,000 from Surplus to Capital Account—
The
an
$1
1
1942
>
Bond interest
the
of
dividend
68%
$1 50
United
fers
dividend
The
1864.
p.
liability
any
23.765.768
income
Interest
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co.—Earnings—
Other
of
payments
include
Western
declared
anv
incl. taxes,
other
Gross
taxes,
Co.—Earnings—
3 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
Gross operating revenue
75
stock.
1939.—V.
Federal
1,151
paid
the company
stock
and
and
pre¬
$2 75
No
on
accumulations
of
into
non-cumulative
before
malnt.
gen.
Gross
income
ments
not
April 15, July 15 and Oct.
on
for
for
cents
the
on
distribution
1942,
S3
15
$2.75
represent
March
A
cents
the
on
Dec.
on
24.
share
per
per
sharing
income
on
&
(F. W.)
before
for
Net
1942.
$4.48
7,428
Note—1943
$2.25
$4.21
payable Dec.
Sept.
to
expenses
Prov.
stock
patents
profits
prices
of
do
$31,123,422
and
Taxes,
1941
$2 215 000
of Accruals—
account of
68%
last.
cents
of
$2.06 %
on
Nov.
of
one
while
$1.37'/2
ended
record
and
declarations
quarters
dividend
a
stock
June
on
$2.75 stock,
stock
Corp.—Pays Part
declared
preferred
dividend
a
the
$3
The
three
$3
5
preferred stock, both
to
were
15
on
the
on
10
stock
June
on
cents
series
seiies
Dec.
on
ferred
Nov.
on
tion
Other
cents
9
that company
annum,
Provision
$664,849
1943
profit
taxes
v.
directors
and
taxes.
bldgs.
Depreciation
Res,
of
act
par w>lue,
etc.
Repairs
deprec.,
Fed.
of
Income
■
The
50
1
common
Sept. 30—
Amortization
Total
8,559,863
first
....
Selling,
+1942
quarterly
both
of
June
6,000,000
treasury.
4.111,000
recently issued in exchange, share for share, for the
the Western Union Telegraph Co. in connection with
of
entitled
Cost of sales,
'
$622,66^8
profit
a
usual
•Including renegotiation of
905,110
17,779,266
5,046,000
8,125,841
merged
the
Distributions
etc.
during 1942 were as follows: March 2,
Sept. 1, 50 cents each; and Dec. 1, $1.—V. 158, p. 683.
Income
438,320
surplus,
Common
Net
17.918,156
3,495,000
6,519,815
Wheeling Steel Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
be
to
'
*6 000 000
$l)-—^__—6,511,790
surplus
1,
the
on
before
excess
304 487
13,779,888
5,291,214
Period End. Sept. 30—
sales, less discts.,
Com¬
it
$4.07
declared
the
for contingencies.^
Est. Federal income and
1,000,000
706,766
in capital stock and
surplus
companies—consolidated
preferred stock (par S100>
cumulative
have
and
equipment
269^879
1,750,000
129,323,696
Gross
Southern
considered
158, p. 1864.
depreciation,
Distributions
and
Amort,
500 000
.
ZI_.II
-
interest
subsidiary
,5'/o
current...
contingencies.
JjJ
151,161.074
Nov.
on
is
was
capital stock
share)
1943
Res.
current
liabilities—noh
Reserve
per
Southern
$598,381
preferred stock,
March
amort.
6.134,598
£
98,204,936
figures
A stock, no
of
merger
stock.
in
-■'
stock
Deprec.
3,437,081
taxes...$6,036,666
payable—non
Sundry
1
Profit
and
1943—12 MoS.—1942
$
revenue
which
This
is
disposed
&
Commonwealth
share—
common
3 Mos, End.
3,992,450
1942
3,358,000
foregoing
which
Earns,
335,075
3,169,300
V'
-Earnings-
9 Mos
income for 1943 comprise estimated normal income
on
directors
share
Inc.—Earnings—
Victor Equipment
ac¬
...
foreign
-
excess
clients...________
sundry
'
:
under
Inc.
19.
stock
applicable
per
Commonwealth
preferred
Sept. 30—
—:
charges,
first
on
June
$5,681,750
—
factored
payable,
per
Payments
$51,991,052 $42,298,699
______
balances
accounts
Co.,
—
all
18.
stock
20,672,000
$4,698,000 $37,551,000 $47,214,000
Fed.
charges.
surtax
the class
stock,
Service Co.
investments
on
and
preferred
directors
the
Nov.
.3
trademarks
1943
income
on
capital stock
operation
received
the
Raalte
profits
The
749,298
_______
16,934.000
114,457,675
bef.
after
and
The
on
$9,013,106 $11,187,281 $12,803,006
Erie
actually
series
common
7,565.563
988,403
_
$20,617,000 $26,542,000
12,528,465
taxes
Nov.
$8,187,529
payment out of capital.—V.
on
484,888
8.727.278
3
.
_
2,091,000
1943.'
—$1 Common Distribution—
2,442,904
1943—10 Mos —1942
$2,607,000
$4,231,000
revenues
Note—The
$12,407,169 $14,549,401 $17,145,180 $20,121,114
2,306,775
2,666,760
3,088,601
3,492,053
fAdjusted.
304,908
720,630
;
to
under
profits tax is indicated.
264,775
14,474,468
comparative purposes.
are
of
$6
on
•After
9,574,219
373,063
cons.
payable—banks
Trade
issued
Co.—October Sales Off—
1,897,000
______
•Federal taxes
outstanding $6 series
95,045
—
Credit
be
1579.
p.
inc.
tax
approving
Liabilities—
Due
will
1943—Month—1943
sales
income
•Fed.
Appl.
its
^
;
bonds—
———_
Notes
bonds
new
to
$2,334,000
'
pfd.
in
9,178,215
reserves)—:
and
which
taxes
$2,600,617
Net
common
included in
Earnings
10,497,699
13.060,980
—
The
is
Western Union Telegraph Co.
County Electric Co., the investment in which
disposed of in August, 1943, for a cash consideration and the com¬
Van
$1,405,958
7,078,738
———
charges
original indenture
bonds, due June 1,
proceeds of $885,000
proceeds
sales
158,
Oper.
.
$1,848,983
—
9 Months Ended
6,045,000
government
_
assets
May 5,
on
consideration
the
Coast,
sales
Telegraph
1943,
•Net
9,801,463
•
assets
■fFixed
of
to
as,
Period End. Sept. 30—
s
to
___—_
July 22,
60,000
res.
inventories
receivables
$177,000
West
Operating
•
mission,
1942
res.
Investments in associated companies—not
Deferred
of
$4,155,772
stock._i
accts., notes and accept, receiv., less
notes receivable purchased less
Accounts &
Merchandise
aggregate cash
be modified by a
proposed first
permit the release from the inden¬
represents the amount by which the afore¬
so
1,636,965
30
July 2, 1943
preferred stock)
cumulative
and
which
indenture
sale
bonds.
present
indenture,
Combined
$4,237,582
1,210,113
Corp.
and
of preferred
of
Retail
Co.—
above
appl.
Corp.
42,000
1943
from
the
Period End. Ofct. 31—
Co.—de¬
Also
739,000
3,317,000
Assets—
Cash
all
Western Auto Supply
1
5%
an
provisions
exceed the sum required to retire all the old
after such steps, proposes to distribute $754,400
cash to Peoples Light & Power Co. as a
partial liquidating dividend.
West
Coast
has
received
the approval
of the Public Utilities Com¬
missioner of Oregon for the
proposed bond issue as well as the SEC.
—V. 158, p. 1774.
1,817,241
of
received
Balance
of
the
District
in
appl. to cap. stk. $10,100,394 $11,882,641 $14,056,579 $16,629,061
pfd. stock
1,912,865
2,869,535
2,869,298
3,826,055.
are
a
shares
by
'
its Clatskaniei
comprising
Coast
$5,552,200
275,656
__
periods.
contingencies.
sale
required
public offering.
a
assets
Oregon
$6,054,823
Subs.
Dividends
of
$3.37
5.909,000
$5,757,679
345,390
appr.
I.
excluded
mon
1940
$2,021,620
$4.37
to
of
bonds.
Philadelphia
was
1941
$2,623,132
$6.41
_
effect
its
and
outstanding first mortgage 4>/4%
principal amount of $708,000, the
original
mentioned
Note—Combined earnings do not include the results of
operation of
Electric which, by reason of U. G. I. Co.'s Divestment
Plan, effective June 11, 1943, ceased to be a
majority-owned subsidiary.
the
cannot
per shares
$7.40
Note—Taxes paid or accrued:
Normal income & other
2,233,000
giving
and
1943,
sales
supplemental
on
Bal.
599.658
lAfter
properties
10,
50-Cent Distribution—
Bal.
30
1942
$3,787,902
$4,146,556
1,923,477
income
Divs.
earnings,
our
599,903
Consolidated
involving
the
,
$6,033,335
Exps., taxes, etc., deduc.
finish¬
590,528
for
B
have been deposited with the trustee thereunder
and
major portion thereof is proposed to be applied toward the retire¬
the
1943—12 Mos.—'"1942
$4,491,948
1,355,961
cumu.
G.
U.
Also
$4,256,656
profits
the
such
ment
3,492,053
1,452,119
Total
575,174
reserve
As
the
in
from
$8,249,063 $10,706,205 $12,059,076
$4,511,215
Appl.
G.
to
'
-_.-__i.__
4% (new bonds), to be
1, 1963, in the principal
proposed to be sold at their prin¬
are
to two public power districts for
ture
.
sold
March
on
$885,000.
the
3,088,601
transaction not
a
Coast
1965,
Account—
—.
fund
Subs.
stocks
■
1943
•After
of
1
(Company and Subsidiary Companies)
$4,312,129
199,086
U.G.I.——
June,
profits
Excess
1943,
war
1943—12 Mos.—'»1942
1943—9 Mos.—*1942
...
of earns,
The
company
renegotiations
Account
•Net
Earnings
for
Z
2,666,760
$7,688,808
revs...
..
oth.
ity
report.
Income
'
duck
Such bonds
•
have
companies
previously,
&
Bal.
of
companies."
financial
future.
appraised
this
belt
Corp.
ownership
an
activities,
to the peace time demands
rapid,
orderly, and without interruption,
be
respect
which
affect
com.—
deductions
"Restated
definitely
and
at
$9,601,673 $11,118,598 $13,575,502 $15,885,131
1,912,865
2,869,535
2,869,297
3,826,055
net
income
Income
time
war
will
with
any,
be
for
income,
Gross
custo¬
June
on
the Seneca
now
figures
associated
to
directing personnel
Proceedings
West
District
-V.
purchasing,
of
production.
cannot
2,306,775
stock...
operating
Other
are
in a high state of efficiency.
manufacturing plants the man power situation at times has
become strained, but due to the
adaptability of women to the require¬
ments
of
the
textile
industry, we have been able to continue at
effect,
hose
located
Co. in
ance
transporta¬
also
mortgage bonds, series
1943, and to be due June
1,
cipal amount plus accrued interest to the Provident
Mutual Life Insur¬
and
rayon
first
as
June
Wholesale
our
peak
pfd.
avail,
Net
plants
In
Mill,
Co.—Income
inventories.
terminated
interest in
$6,045,000.
for
from
make
to
substan¬
a
the
receivable
accounts
agreement
and
our
was
customers,
dated
amount of $600,000.
Utility Subsidiaries—
><v.
'
Operating revenues
$21,462,361 $19,532,575 $28,476,034 $25,839,459
Oper. revenue deducs...
17,150,232
15,386,017
22,718,355
20,287,259
fiscal
liquid assets for post-war development to modern¬
equipment, and to round out certain activities the com¬
and
Z
Period End. Sept. 30—
the sale of $6,000,000 of 5% cumulative preferred
The net proceeds received by the company from
public.
designated
the
:
Combined Earnings,
additional
plant
as
into
addition
underwriters
provide
of
are
the
acquired.
stock
through
by
Wlnnsboro,
$11,908,448 $13,785,358 $16,664,103 $19,377,184
1t\ VPC.pfp
•
on
Sink.
"investments
important
stock
made
trust
was
common
effected
was
list
additional 25%
consolidated
cluded
its
Operations
are
an
Reid
1943—9 Mos.—* 1942
income
$1,160,227
expire.
subsidiaries
the
enlarge
voting
to
Shelbyville,
operated
1943
,
operations
guaranteeing of
year
of June
and
to
advances
ten
allowed
was
and
mills
'
with $564,140
compared
as
and
outstanding.
This year common stock
quarterly basis, compared with a previous
a
volume.
and
continue
deductions
payments.
charged
continued
Company's
Gas Improvement
1
Net
period amounted
to
$8,142,000,
equivalent
to
$14.16
per
share, in comparison
with
$6,393,000, equivalent to $10.83 per share for the previous fiscal period.
The United
Factors Corp.,
whose activities consist of commercial
factoring,
Mass.,
four
1864.
p.
$201,144
share
on
semi-annual
Direct
$723,208
machinery
the
common
be
will
158,
$402,431.
during
per
will
of
to
was
New
year.
amounted
Ga.,
Rubber
Period End. Sept. 30—
Total income
Divs.
the
of
Earnings of Company Only
and
Corp. '
account
States
transfer,
growth
representing the undistributed equity in earnings of the Seneca Textile
for
United
United
S.
the
to
undistributed
June
the
Canadian
our
$2,180,743,
were
restrictions
no
addition
Bedford,
total
a
securing
earnings of
earnings
current
make
Monday, November 15,
^
orders.—V.
subsidiary companies
currency.
of
net
New
needs.
Hogansville,
Schwab, President, in his remarks to stockhold¬
combined
and
at
.
states in part:
tine
located
are
company, including one at Hogansville, Ga., and another at
S. C., now devoted to tire cord
production.
•
This is in line with the Government's
program for more
cotton tire cord for both
military and essential civilian
The
ers
mills
by H
has
of
re¬
duck
Gordon
1943—Month—1942
$9,723,330
—
—V. 158,
p.
1943—10 Mos.—1942
$9,188,804 $91,802,589 $80,314,178
1578.
100
ity, Vz
As
Power
poses
a
step in
Co., the
to
the
voluntary plan
West
issue and
Co.—To Sell Bonds
sell
Coast
a
Power
new
series
of
liquidation
Co.,
a
of
its
subsidiary
first
ity.
Privately—
of
165
Peoples Light &
of Peoples, pro¬
mortgage bonds to
&
Tube
Co.- -To
Retire
Outstand-
The company has caPed for redemption as of Dec,
15, next, all of
its outstanding renal debentures due Nov. 1, 1944, 1945. 1946 and
1947,
at
West Coast Power
Sheet
ing Serial Debentures—
be
.-
aod
interest,
of 1%
the
on
Pavment will
Broadway,
The
New
company
convertible
4%
plus a premium of % of 1%
1946 maturitv and % of 1%
be made
at
the Chemical Bank
on
on
&
the
the
Trust
1945
matur¬
1947
matur¬
Co., trustee,
York CUv.
announces
debentures
thet,
this
due Sept.
do°s
1,
not
af+e^t
1948.—V.
158,
the
p.
outstanding,
1864.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4229
Volume 158
1945
Jm
a,
Stock audi Bond Sales
Mem Yoirk Stock Exchange
ll§l:lili!|fiyv'llfllDAILY -^WEEKLY J-fYEARLY
sales are disregarded In the day's range,
Cash and deferred delivery
NOTICE
«c»
unless they are the only transactions of the day. No account Is taken
of such sales in computing the
for the
range
year.
SHE
ar
United Stales Government Securities on the New York Stock Exchange
Below
furnish
we
a
daily record of the transactions in Treasury,
Daily Record of U. 8. Bond. Prices
Nov, 6
Home Owners' Loan and Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Nov. 11
Nov. 10
Nov. 9
Nov. 8
Daily Record of U. 8. Bond Prices
Nov. li
Treasury
2%s, June, 1964-1969—
High
Treasury
Low
1.
4y48, 1947-52—
,
—
Close
Total sales In
41, 1944-54
Total
•
Total sales
'
3%8, 1946-56—
Close
2s.
—
100.12
'■
-
v
■
13
;
M.
-
M
'
.
....
'
■
107.7
107.7
Low
Total sales In $1,000 units
(High
2s, June, 1949-51.
;
Low
[Close
:.
103.18
___
Low
Total sales Jn $1,000 units
103.18
103.18
___
[High
LOW
2s,
Sept.,
(High
•{ Low
1949-1951
[Close
3
—
...
Total sales In $1,000 units
(High
2s, Dec.,
[Close
units
2s, March,
(Close
101.4
12
fHigh
\ Low
(Close
1950-1952
...
*
101.1
•(
1949-1951
Total sales in $1,000 units
vv>
[High
\ LOW
101.4
Low
[Close
|
Total sales in $1,000 units—
(Hign
( Low
(High
...
2s,
1950-1952
Sept.,
4
100.15
Low
100.15
[Close
[Close
100.15
Total sales In $1,000 units
units
25
f Hign
[ Low
(Close
Total sales
—
'High
100.5
in
100.4
100.2
100.4
100.4
$1,000 units
100.2
100.4
(High
j Low
[Close
2s, 1951-1953—
Total sales in $1,000 units
100.2
100.4
1
6
34
fHigh
...
Low
2s,
1951-55
Low
{
Close
[Close
Total sales in $1,000 units—
Total sales in $1,000 units...
—
'High
;:v-
Low
2s
(High
-I Low
1953-55
Close
[dose
Total
HOLIDAY
Total sales in $1,000 units—
sales
In $1,000 units
'High
("High
Low
1948
•'
—
2s, Dec. 1948-50.
™
Close
1945
■
—
(Close
—
sales In $1,000 units——
2%s, 1960-65—
■
*
—
High
Total
IOO42
j Low
V-
2%8, 1958-63—
■:
>•/
(High
sales in $1,000 units
2%s, 1956-59—
'
Total sales in $1,000 units
LOW
sales In $1,000 units
11
— _
I Close
—
sales In $1,000 units—
23/4S, 1951-54—
100.3
—_
'
Total sales In $1,000 units
Low
-
;
:
107.7
\
2s, March 1948-50
2%s, 1945-47—
•
100.12
!)
1947
—
Close
2 %s,
10
»>
(High
HOLIDAY
High
2%s,
100.3
3
100.3
100.3
—
Low
\
...
Close
Total sales in $1,000
100.3
100.3
100.3
_
Total sales in $1,000 units
...
High
Total
100
(High
Total sales in $1,000 units..
Total sales In $1,000
100.4
100.3
[Close
\ Low
2*48, 1948-51—
100.3
100.2
$1,000 units
—
f Hign
Total
100.3
HOLIDAY
[Close
Total
100.3
—
2y*s, 1954-56
sales in $1,000 units———
27/eS, 1955-60—
1
—_
(High
J Low
Total sales In
| High
—■{ Low
3s, 1951-55
100.4
—
—
3s. 1946-48
Total
1
100.3
fHigh
\ Low
2y4S, 1952-55
[Close
Total
1Q0.4
—
—
units
3 yes, 1949-52—
100.3
| High
___
Low
[Close
Total sales In $1,000
100.4
100
[Close
[High
1
Nov. 12
100.3
Total sales in $1,000 units
—
Nov. It
100.3
100
1
\ Low
[Close
units—n,
3yas, 1946-49—
Nov. 10
100
32
2%s, 1951-53
—
[Close
sales In $1,000
Nov. 9
100.2
Total sales In $1,000 units
—
( High
| Low
York
100.2
$1,000 units.
—
3y*s, 1944-46—
Total
in
2%s, 1967-72
—
units
New
100.2
(High
{ Low
(Close
1964-1969
Low
sales in $1,000
Nov. 8
—
High
Total
*
...
,
2y2s, Dec.,
] Low
[Close
sales In $1,000 units
the
on
■
[Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
/
(High
—
Nov. 6
fHigh
f Low
—
$1,000 units-.-^—
■
bonds
coupon
Figures ajter decimal point represent one or more 32d of a point. (See note below).
week.
Stock Exchange during the current
13/4S
1948
{ Low
Close
[Close
Total sales In $1,000 units
sales In $1,000 units
HOLIDAY
(High
[ Low
2%s, 1949-53—
[close
Total sales In $1,000 units
Federal Farm Mortgage
—
(High
High
—
3j/4S, 1944-1964
LOW
2% s, 1950-52—
] Low
-
[Close
Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
Total sales In $1,000 units
2%s, 1952-54—
Total
3s, .1944-1949
sales In $1,000 units
Total sales In
.
Home
[Close
("High
Low
1944-1952
Low
<
[Close
—
Total sales
[Close
in $1,000
units
(High
'High
100.5
Close
{ Low
iy2s, 1945-1947
100.5
LOW
1963-1968-
Loan
3s, series A,
■{
Total sales In $1,000 units—
Owners
fHigh
sales In $1,000 units
Total sales In $1,000 units
2y2s,
$1,000 units
—
(High
( Low
2%s, 1962-67
Low
———
Close
[Close
2%S, 1956-58—
Total
fHigh
(High
■{ Low
[Close
Total sales in $1,000 units———
100.5
•
10
.
♦Odd
lot
sales.
JTransaction
of
registered bond.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
Saturday
$ per
*57%
Monday
_
share
58%
$ per
56 y8
*109
110%
109
*45
47 Va
*43
*52%
53%
52%
Tuesday
Nov. 9
Nov. 8
Nov. 6
share
57%
109
f per
*56%
108
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
STOCKS
Thursday
Nov. 10
share
$ per share
57
57
108
109
Friday
$ per share
109
*45
47%
*45%
47%
52 %
*52
54
*51%
57
-r
10%
10%
9%
10 VB
9%
9%
9%
—
*28%
29 V*
*28%
29 %
*28%
29%
19 V*
19%
18%
39%
40 */a
39%
40%
75
41
*73
19%
41 Va
*19%
69
73
70
72
6 Va
6
5%
5%
*107%
110
*107
110
%
2
5%
*107
19
5%
110
18%
18%
40
69
69
5%
5%
110
5V4
2%
1%
2%
22%
24%
22%
23 %
23%
24%
25 v4
22%
241/4
22%
23%
23%
24%
36
39%
36%
36'%
25%
26
—
2%
25%
HO
—
39%
39%
25%
26
24%
*68
73
*70
*10
10
150
V*
150
*13%
30
14
30%
25%
9%
9%
148
*13%
27%
150
14
29%
For footnotes see page
35%
35%
24%
25 %
*67
73
1955.
70
9%
9%
147%
147%
14
x27%
14
29%
*68
2
—
22%
--
9%
10
148
29%
14%
30%
2%
53,700
24y8
27,200
36'%•
1,700
25%
5,900
*9%
—
--
--
--
'
146%
Albany & Susquehanna
6,600
70
10'%
Allegheny
'
800
147
1,700
14
200
29y4
30%
17,800
Allen Industries Inc—
Allied
Chemical &
Allied Kid
Co—
Allied Mills Co Inc
Dye
9
100
10
—100
1
100
100
100
■'
37
May
Dec
Mar
113
Dec
31
43
Jan
18
39
May
Sep
48%
Jan
7
5%
Apr
8y8
Nov
32% July 13
18%
Jun
26%
Dec
5
57V8 Sep
13
8
8
28
7
Apr
Mar
16%
Dec
48% Jun
1
29%
Apr
41%
Dec
76% Sep
3
61
Jan
69
Oct
7V8 Apr
6
1% Mar
4
Nov
1
60% July
21% Mar 30
Oct
10
25
11
2
2
11
11
112
15
75
57%
165
31% Sep
04%
Feb
A
Jan
%
Oct
25
3%
Apr
6%
Nov
25
3%
Apr
61/4 Nov
3% July 14
32 'A Sep
45% Sep 25
3iy2July 2
May 26
11% Jun
4
0%
16
3%
Jan
19
140% Jan
9
10% Jan
8
July 15
141/4 May 17
118 Va
5
No par
15% Jan
4
321/4 Oct 26
11%
7.
5iya
104
3
No par
—1
Highest
$ per share
29
6
14% Jan
38% Jan
67
Jan
3% Jan
85
Jan
fg Jan
5% Jan
5V8 Jan
13
Jan
18Vb Jan
64
Jan
No par
63% Mar 12
I per share
1942
115 V2 Sep
52
July
7% Jan
25 V2 Feb
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Alghny Lud Stl Corp
Alleg & West Ry 6% gtd
14
RR
Corp
5% % pf A with $30 war
5Vz% pf A without war
4
Lowest
f per share
41'% Jan
Par
No par
Alaska Juneau Gold Min—
30
Nov
35% Jan 23
10
Corp
Reduction Inc
Alabama .& Vicksburg Ry
17,400
108-
No par
-No
Corp
Address-Mutigr
24
*68
Co
Air
70
5iy2Jan
100
No par
25
Express
1,600
25%
—
Steel
Adams
4,900
..
22%
36%
—
70
147%
*14
5%
160
No par
preferred
Adams-Millis
40%
70
24%
2
10,200
19
30 %
*107
Acme
—
9%
t per share
Par
:
Abraham & Straus
29
18%
.
1%
53
39%
*68
25
2 %
*51%
*28%
'
4%
Year
Range Since January I
Lowest
Highest
Abbott Laboratories
47%
9%
—
-
40
'
Range for Previous
STOCK
EXCHANGE
1,200
*45>/i
.
YORK
NEW
Shares
!111
//---
9%
29 V4
—
for
57
53
*28%
the Week
$ per share
57%
47%
Sales
Nov. 12
Nov. 11
10
17
Jan
May
22%
Jan
Nov
73%
Feb
Jun
Apr
Apr
May
Apr
7%
149
12%
Dec
Jan
Jan
16% Nov
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1946
STOCKS
per
S
share
Wednesday
it
.
S per
share
per
13*'a
14 7 8
14%
Nov
Nov. 8
Nov. 6
$
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
share
13%
14%
14*4
93
93
93
33*4
34 3 B
341/a
35
20
*19%
19
19-%
;/■■■; *-i83.1
19*2
18%
2
1%
17«
1%
2*8
4*28
28
1%
2
30%'
28
28
77%
78*8
74
78
30
30
29
30
29
29
6174
62
59 %
61%
59%
61
60
15%
15*2
14%
15*4
60 3 4
60
60
*60
'28
'
76
14%
/
1,100
-100
73% Jan
No par
26% Jan
7
19
1,400
Alpha Portland Cem-w—
17%" Jan
7
1,400
Amalgam Leather. Co Inc—
No par
-1.
16,300
2%
—JSo par
,i
—
6% conv preferred.,..—
28%
200
76 '2
2,000
Amerada
2 9'A
29%
1,100
Amer
61%
62
4,700
American
Airhnea
15-
15
2,700
American
Bank;flpte..-,.,
60
61%
6074.
15 *2
60%
S per
7
Allis-Chalmers'Mfg_
1
7574
.29
60
4
,
Allied Stores
S per share
,
8,800
*27%
1574
60
Par
200
Petroleum
6% Jan
16%
2
•
31% Oct
23
Jan
2
52
Jan
27
6%
"
13
76% July 8
5
18
Jan
5
607n Nov
9% Apr
19%
Nov
27% Jan
2
■
17'a
Jan
Dec
18%
"• Mar
707a
43
•■
Jan
Oct
24
NOV
58 Va
Dec
18%
Jun
%25%
Apr
57a
Jan
974
Oct
38%
Apr
49
Nov
3% Mar
67a
8
47'
Jan
Jan
Apr
Aug
1
4
8% Jan
,
_50
Nov
3074
11
:
Sep
4% Jan
10
1
preferred.
=
34
6%
81
,.
Apr
14%
7
Agricultural Chemical-No par
..
22
29
86% Jun
$ per share
Apr
July
2% July 22
13
14
Jan
1U
04
96%> Sep 15
43% July 10'
23% Sep 21
20
X67
;
4
18
Highest.
,v.-.v
per share
% Jan
,
par
inc.—
share
Sep'
ly! 2
Lowest
13'a Jan
50
Corp.-..No
Year
Highest
Lowest
93
*1%
29
76%
76*4
15
60
v
*27%
./•
76%
Range Since January 1
;
V/Vd,
....
19
,
2*8
29
•
/
'
34%
18%
:
Range for Previous¬
■
STOCK
Corp'—;
a!-;6w;preferred
147V/
14
93
353«
•
YORK
EXCHANGE
Shares
1 per share
per share
NEW
03
92%
33%
'
:
tlie Week
34%
92%
94%
35
5
14%
35*2
"92%
Sales for
Nov. 12
Nov. n
5 per share
14%
Friday
Thursday
Nov. JO
Monday, November 15, 1943
July; 9
,
■
73v '
*71^
3774
35 %
132
'
37
132
8-%
87a
8234
17874
80 7
■
31
31
29
64
64
62
22%
30
62'a
22
23
22
111
111
*111
*20
23
*20
1/04*4
*19%
;;
31*4'
30'A
30%
64
64
64
22
2274
*111
"%
23
'
22
*111
105
105
*20
American
A:
„
Car
127% Jan
1
173
No
=
9%
"8%
*15*8
15%
14%
*102
*8%
147-2
101*2
8%
8%
*8%
Coal Co of
Am
45% Jun
8
80
*1474
15*4
\14%
101*2
.
*100%
102*4
♦100V4
70*4
76%
80 */2
85%
62,300
|
0*2
2 Va
2 7a
2,200
*8*4
8%
'
2274
2*4:'
"
*8%
10
23
22*4
22%
2374
3%
5
4
43b
474
4%
74
71
72*4
*8:,4
9*8
101% '
*8'o
9
22%
■
23
Ame"
Amer
Encaustic
'• ■:
5
74 3a
74 3
-1874
70
j
18%
147e
16
\
63
64
'
31*4
3134
15*4
17%
"
*6574
32
.
"
64
32
'
374
374"
*39%
40%"
68%
1634
65
*62:
72
14%
16%
63 %
,.
6374
32
35,300
3*4
27«
4C%
39*2
683i
6774
"%
-
4
*3 74
3974
x67
3*4
207a
Jan
7
16
116% July 23
105
May
110
Mar
Feb
4
112% May 10
69
Mar
103
Dec
1
24% May 20
11% May G
15
Jan
18
26
5
Aug
2
18% Feb
97 % Jan
27
104% Jun
8
85% Nov
4% Jun
10
15%
Tiling..——1
Jan;
1% Jan
.6% Jan
25
2
92
Dec
22%
Jan
100 74
Dec.
16 74
May
Nov"
7 7'2 Mar
%
Oct
774
374 May
14
Dec
12
2
14
May
Nov
3
Jan
"
7% Nov
8
10
5
3 7-4
22% Nov
8
29% May 18
,1674
May
Jun
1% Jan
2
su
Jan
12
1870
Jan
$7 2d preferred A-^—__No p«r
"46% Jan
7
Jan
1%
Jan
8r%
Dec
$6
....
600
par
39
Jan
6
73% Jun
17
1074
Jan
42%
Dec
10
30
Feb
23
36,';« Apr
1
25%
Jun
35
2% Jan
4
0
22
32%
Export
Apr
k'v 25 Va
Dec
•
Foreign
preferred—.———No
par
preferred——.No
American
Hawaiian. SS Co_
American
2,900
*3
3'A
1,400
*40
40% 4.
67
4*8
63 *4
7
47V:
47'a
63%
•'■)% 63%
64
*39*4
67*2
6774
4 ; "
438
62
July 10
Oct
22
Hide
9
May 10
87% Jun
26
6
40%
100
Leather—
A:
1
16
July 14
Jan
5
4% Apr
40% Jun
53% Jan
1
70
Dec
2
4974
67
-
1,300
4%
63
—50
63
American Home Products.-
3,700
67
A:
4
6474
"6fy conv preferred
American
Ic%%:
6%»on-cum
1,000
' May
35
;
u___.1
——No
2
Jan
2
37% Jan
1
par
preferred——100
2 7o Mav
May
5
'
66
Jan
Lines Inc——1
$7
2,700
31*4
v.-
32*4
32
3 %%
3%
4* 4
16*8
72
73%
55% May
Dec
Oct'
'
'
39%
-
68%
47a
*64
74*4
Jan
Power —No pur
Amer &
37,800
'
64
31*2
707'a"
32
72
4%
474
33
6% Jan
European Sees.—___No pur
American
4,000
*
5
May
19% Feb
.
American
Dec
Mar
176
Jan
10
Crystal Sugar—,——10
1st preferred—-—.100
Distilling Co__
—-20
6%
60
Dec
74%
2
96
American
2%
58
22*4
•
1,300
15
64%
2%
9'.8
23
American
3%
;
20
1
24% Aor
Feb
159
185% July29
6
Oct:
Jan
130%
Apr
9
18% Jan
Altegh Co N J——25
Color type Co
1,000
9%
2%
69%
2 74
2%
22%
14*4
102
57%
70
2%
834
15 %
102
1037 b
68.
8%
9
l'/a
56%
9% May
Jan
-
*9%
4
/
Apr
Apr
913 i July 15
2
33
Apr
109
par
preferred—-,—..i_J00
■American Chicle,./i;%.^r-~2%* No par
330
Aug 18
24% Jan
62% Nov
&
coriv
5'r
30
134
20
71% Jan
-100
—.....
23
120
43% July 14
.4 %
3% Jan
25
—
-
Am Chain & Cable Inc
3,600
V:
par
Fdy—JVo par
Ti /nori-cum preferrod-i-Zi- J. lOO
23
23'
*20
230
113
106
'
No
Can—
Preferred
2,000
22%
113
106
American
8,700
,
Co
.
Cable k Radio Corp
Amer
2,500
Shoe
_1
674 l]c conv preferred————-.100
„■-.
32,000
176
63
22
106
8%
83 %
82 7, a
176
30
112%
105
23
103 7 a
4
/■■'"
no
Bosch./Corp.
Brake
Am
,2,100
v.=■
131
8*/«
82r,.»
176%
62%
63*4
2374
104 7
104*4
■
82*4
American
2.600
37
*129
83s
8*1.
.
.
712
36%'
130
176*4
a
29*a
;
111%
*110
817
177
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37*4
130 ;
8*<t
7%'
303 8
74
36* 2
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178
7
7
130*2
a
81.
82%
s
177
7
35*4
1307
874
7%
82%
178 74
6%
7
*130 %
3774
*.130*2
74
6
66 %
x36%
17b
25
Sep
374
Jan
3674
Sep
Oct
56
Dec
2
May
37
Apr
Dec
Jan
Mar;
'
7s8
7%
77a
7%
7S4
7*4-
r-u
734
7%
7%
5%
6
47
46
46
45
45
11%
12
10*8
11%
10*8
10 34
72%
73
68
72
68
13*/2
137a"
123
13*2
12*4
*578
578
*6
674
5%
674
200
46%
110
*44*4
46*4
10%
11%
11
69*4
70
73% /
72
73%
13
12%
13
1274
12%
'
.
:
*44 Va'
ll%i
Va
Amer Internat Corp..—No
American Invest/Co of 111
3,100
'
6*4
6
*46
•
bV
4% Jan
5% Jan
5
•■39% Jan
.1.—No
2
*8*8
8%
7%
8*8
7%
734
23%
23%
227a
23%
2274
2234
*125
3374
34
OS
127*4
*125
127%
33%
2%
125
34
125
2%
2*4
2%
42%
43
3974
42%
39*2
413a
41%
36*4
40*4
36 7
0
3 8 3 >:
38*2
8%
974
87«
8%
8 74
172
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172
12 3
13*4
13-%
65 ■:;■"
*166
13%
4
173
12%
/
6434
'64
'
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,13
*13*2
14
13%
1358
1374
15*4'
15
15VB
14%
*28%
29
27
28%
38r'n
39
375a
38 3
,
"27
13%
14*4
74
28
X28*4
82'a Sep
12% Jan
7
15% Jun
42 3 8
12,900
20,700
8%
33,500
37%
173
!:
' /•'
*
11
10% Jun
4
Jan
4
27% Apr
16
Jan
29
.125% Nov
Jan
Jan
4
4,080
13%
900
149%'
*
145
149%
40
24
■
;
148
*145*4
22 %
24
22 34
;
149
149
41
38 -•%'
150
40
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148
23*8
24
23 74
149%
149 3 s
-
V
4074
■
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148
23%
24
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'v
'•
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a'
15".
15
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16*4
155b
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26*2
1434>
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15%
28
27%
109
109
309
28
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26 *
t
\
109
.
27
147n
15*4
14%
:
157b
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'
107
107
2674'
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14%
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26*4
d"
j
107'2
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26*4
151%
15374
14%
1,500
15%
27*2
16
1,400
27
:
27
1,200
*109
*26*4
27*4
*26
153 74
1537n
110 •.:=:■■■:
58 34
59'a
57 7
«
143
143%
1427
e
a
40%
11834
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63h
6874
154
57*8
/
118%
474
:
.
-
27
100
5*8
-
66%
4
4*8
48
Mo
4%
V
*45
24%
24%
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28
27
27 74
27
27%
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21
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2074
19 3
116
115
115
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10'A
2*4
2%
2%
2*8
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46%
467«
467
47b
4%
4%
4*8
70%
67*2
71
82
74
78 ' -;
34%
36
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36%
V'
36*4-
■
9 7
9*4
9
107
110
13
13
9274
11*4
•
-
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41
54%
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-
36 d
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36
2,100
30
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v
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107
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85*2
81
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108
dd
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90'
-
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110
400
■•%'
8,300
107
39
107.
50*4
53
52-%
53%
51%
83
8374
84
25 7 4
26'a
26
26*a
31
32
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63
10%
53
61 7
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60
8
7*2
24:%
25
2538
108
10%
10
10%
55'a
55
55
59
60
*108
119
14%
14
14
6*8
.
115*2
14*4
14%
7*4
63
115*2
119
14%
33%
61
10*8
10%
55
7*8
70
*62
72
6 %
374
"66
3%
3%
3%
15%
15%
14%
5%
4*8
9
8*8
9
9%
Aug
29
7 Va
Jan
.
148%
36'a
Apr
9%
157o Oct
43
144
.
Jan
Oct
Mar
21%
12"
Jan 1.
Jan
Nov
Nov
Feb
12
Oct.
Jun
15
Mar
2 l'A
Jan
5
115
Aug
78% Mar
97 7a
Jan
23
Aug
Jan
129%
6%
32
115%
177a July
•
32% Aug
17'A
15874 July
101'A
Jan
33%
Apr
65-% July
146% July
Jan
2
Jan 14
Jan
6
Jan
8
134%
Apr /
63% July
2
6%
70
3%
108
10%
*54%
59 * 4
*108
25 3 s
108
10774
10%
58
119
*13%
*108 */2
14*2
6%
7*4
X68
*12%
7
69
3%
34%
Jan
50 3 i
Jan
Apr
3%
22
4938 Sep
143%
Jan
Apr
■
7 %- Nov
33'%
Dec
116'%
Jan;
Apr
108'A May
121*4 Aug
Jan
49%
Apr
120
12% Juiy
15%
15 7«
3
5%
2
G
Atlas
460
119
.:
Atlas
20
14%
400
3,100
'
210
6%
5%
prc-f series
$5
24
Dec
30
Jan
12% Mar
17
Jan
23% July 15
Mar 18
116
14 7-a Apr
37 b Feb
107
27
11
20
6% Sep
Jan
2
Sep
18
Jan
20
2.
83% Sep
28
-2
-9
7
Feb 27
Jan
4
Jan 11
Jan
75
42
Jan
40% Jun
5
Jan
10% Jun
26
Jan
10'
4
5
Jan
Oct
21
Jan
2*%
Oct
4
79
15% Jun
28
4
110
Jun
83
Jan
Jan
28%
Dec
81%
Jan
1007%
Dec
277a
Jan,
53
60 7
a
Jun
727%
19%
Jun
347a ■Oct
9
Jan
8
36 74 Oct
26
16'%
44
Jan
4
7
Oct
20
33
28% May 27
6% Jan
50% Jan
52
No par
—No
par
j—No par
:
3%
55,200
Aviation-Corp of
16%
20,600
Baldwin Loco'Works v
Del
(The}
.
3
—
May 26
77'%
?.
•.
34
Jun
Jan
Oct
Oct
Jan
Mar
451%
Jan
Apr
237%
Jan
13
13% May 29
57
Sep 28
99% July
6'A Sep
109*4
Pel)
Apr
V51
68% July 14
43
May
/ 70
May
Apr
116
68
113''4 Sep
4
14
9
113
Jan 12
• 7% Jan
7
2% Jan 21
28% Jan
5
3% Nov
9
par
preferred----——.'^M00
—
107
Mar 16
106
Jan
61'% Mar
19
50
Oct
July
0%
20
24%.Nov
—5
82
Apr
53
38
—
4%
20
2
18% Jan
Dec
874 Nov
39% Oct
7
—35
33%
/.
Apr
94% July 22
Jan
•
Jan
Jan
97 72 July 21
44% Jan
—_1
4 7b
66
7
7 Sep 27
67% July 24
907s July 22
66
Dec
677% Feb
May
74
4
100
,
5% Mar
2%
Oct
1% July
36
Apr
Sep
Sep
40Va
'■/,
Jan
-'/:/ 12%
Mar
27%
Jan
112'% Mar
May
1
47%'Sep 23
Jan
57 b
50
7% May
7
5
5
Powder—_-———No
prior A-
7
Jan
—
Atlas Tack Corp
Austin Nichols—
T.
29% Apr
Jan
A100
preferred.
cony
Jan
4
29
—
Corp—
.
28%
100
—300
Lines—
Refining
conv
8
par
%
W I SS
Atlantic
31% Apr
—100
Coast,Line RE——100
&
763» Jan
9
59
;5%= hon-cum-preferred-.i~:--_100
4%
200
-No
Dec
Jun
30.
6%
4%
92
G'A
72%
100
51%
Apr
49
.
Feiy
5% Jan
3*2
3
preferred————.—100
■
preferred
•5%" preferred—
160
11,500
1
7074
22% May
46-
par
Nov
■;v 4
,
Dec
38%
13
Jan
Apr
Aug
7
7'A Apr
1% Jan
34
.
3*2
July 21
10% Jan
par
39
543-i Mar 30
2
16% Jan
5
111'is Jan 20
—100
preferred—
Atl
10%
—No
79 J/a
11
Jan
1%
4
12
8% July 16
; 5.
Jan
4
—5
Corp—;
88% Nov
7
42% Jan
—5 :.
Atch Topeka k Santa Fe
500
108
-No
Corp;-—-.:
Atlantic
5,200
Midi'd—
preferred———
Dry.Goods—-
4,200
:
67
*A
v
Mav
9
5
53% Jan
3% Jan
55% Jan
—5
Assoc Investment Co~—-
900
25 5 8
7%
67
37a
7%
7,400
59
*54
59%
22,100
!%
54%
10'A
55
3% Jan
par
100
-25
Associated
10
84%
26
600
■
53%
83
63
No
preferred
Constable
Artloom
1st
24%
30*4
Arnold
2d
*8134
*107%
35 Va
35% May
1327A May
Dec
33
2
Jan
43% Jan
prior preferred—..No par
Tr
preferred
V—d
—100
Armstrong Cork Co—±._—No par
7','t
543a
107
Jun
14'%
May
24
Oct
9'% Nov-
Jun
16%
May
45
21% Jan 14
127% Jan
2
42% Jan
2
conv
6%
26*a
107
136%
29'J.a May
91
:_14
Co Of -Illinois.^
k
Armour
270
83 3 4
32
Danieis
260
50
24 3t
59'%
Feb
17% Jan 14
—100
Paper Co Inc—
85%
25
61%
W
P
Ad-$6
20
1.2%
83*4
26 3 8
-' Apr
151% Aug
12
par
Cable_Ll:i>-No par":
Anchor Hock Glass Corp
——12.50
$5 div preferred——_No par
Andes Copper Mining
——20
Archer
2,900
86
31
2
141*2 Oct 11
19% Jan
6
11% Mar
9
No par
—No par
preferred——
92
*4
*3874
108
9*4
27
*61
35% Jan
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt———-1
A
29,600
.9
12%
1st
800
.1,200
*103
12*4
Wgter.Wks &. Elec
156
800
2%
54%
108
'i,v
36
9'A
x9
85
64*2
161
24
■/■;/%• 30
93
33*4
1
Wire
75
85
25 34
477a Apr
Anaconda
' "d2,100
39*4
60%
32% Mar
7
24Is Nov
69
92
30*4
5
5
Jan
Jan
6'A Nov
Apr
Jan
1,280
46
35 '4
/ *104
2434
6%
22
4% Mar-
18
Copper Mining-.—.;.——50
*72
77
107
64 %
*68
:
934
33*4
*115*2
*73
9%
33*4
*61
'/74*4'■•:•:
9 3'a
*107
69 % July
16 ',4 Apr
25,900
136
474
41
107*4
2
6
377% Jan
144'% Feb
10
American "Woolen—
/'
Preferred
So prior conv
68
86
*107
107*2
Jan
Anaconda
19%
*45
69
6,500
28
2 Yb
434-
474
69
2,300
1974
,
9
*62%
*107
46
Am
100
4,500
474
•*974
9
11-%
Type Foundries Inc
Viscose Corp.;.-:
5% preferred:
527a
12% Jan
—.—25
B
Oct
16% Jul J7
27..
preferred'd—d_dd__ 100
6%
48
*115
107
•
2
8% Jan
100
———,—25
Amer
28,500
27'A
974
26%
26
-4%
6
24%
2*4
*45
69
28
9
12%
class
173
3
54
100
American
5%
25
927a
*3974
430
88%
4
86
{i7
*107
*93a
Jan
.—100
.
Tobacco
Common
7,400
68
*45
90*a
92*4
*85
4
-36
107
*107
■■'
8
67 3
Jan
12
Teiep & Teleg Co
4,900
'
9
a
■
*72
■
9*4
9%
9%
*9
4 *
■'■■■■■■■■
46*8
438
10
*2*8
''8
67
116
*9%
2*8
46
5
20%
*115
10
2%
574"
88%
2574
19%
116
*93+
:
8
70%
20
4
6
5%
48
7
24 'a
10%
165
Sumatra Tobacco—No pur
Am
Amer
American
118%
*67*8 '68
25*4
*9%
*11874
/■ %'
8*8
42%
89
5%
24*4
*115
7%
41%
5%
*87
,
5*4
25%
25*8
141*2
8*4
43
No
Refining
Preferred .J
4,600
141
.
57%
119
*118
5%
89
66
49
*45
4
1,500
-57
.57%
141*2
8 *
41%
v
11,800
56
Co——
'
800
3.54%
.
56
Jun
9'% May
154
•26*A
:
/'>'
'
5*4
*86%
6*A
4*4
4
■:
49
141
41%
119
674
57
57 74
8*4.4/:
*118
69
*56
142
8
4074
89 :!
66*4
..
141*4
42
5 34
6%
69
.
5*%.
*85
89
-
47-a
*45 '
•:'Z
6%
6%
*E7*,2
X57
874
42*4
*lI7*/2
5674
143%
8
8%
8*2
42
x56
59*4
58
59
•
155*8
153*2
58%'
58 7
142*%
Fob
% 10 % Jan
———25
American Sugar
*
155%"
155
Apr
J3referred%„%%-100
Stove
American
•
109
Apr
Apr
3%
Steel Foundries——No par
American Stores——
—No par
'
14%
.
157b
12'%
Amer
"
15*4
"*15
Jan
48% Oct
conv
non-cum.
Jan
ii
11% Jun
-
7,700
Feb
26 3 «
'% Mar
45% Oct
preferred
-—100
Safety Razor
18.50
Seating Co——No pur
Amer Ship Building' Co—-d—JVo par
Amer Smelting & Refg..__—No par
Preferred,
10C
580
119
Feb
21% May
Oct
4% May
2
American
1,000
Nov
23% Mar
4
2
American
6,300
113 Va
Dec
7%
May
Apr
Jan
6% Jan
25
—
..36
2
12"%
'/:: 16% Jan
par
pat' =
San'y__—No par
%
J
100
500
28
37%
41
•%:
40.
*143*2
148
7'2
h 24
149
40
40
40
40
149%
14974
4%%
No
-No
par
700
14%
14%
"
149 3 4
& Stand
Preferred
63*4
par
Light-———No
American Rolling Mill
13,500
28
d
Rad
20%
1*6%
x26
/!»
18%
pur
Co„—-—. No
preferredpreferred-———
S5
Am
A—
.
12%
62
13%
38'b
$6
/
.
d——-100
News
Power &
Amer
'
par
..—No
Jan
Apr v-
8
Jan
Nov
/10%
9 Va
17% May
2
Nov
7
40 *A
Jun
Nov
68 v
No pur
No
...
Ltd
6% '.preferred
American
16,500
3974
xl2 74
.
28*4
38
37%
4
.
274
*167
13*4
63%
13%
147h
210
41
173
14
13 5 »
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30
34
8%
13
!
64 "4
126
38
.
9
63 74
•'
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Metals Co
34
39%
9*8
64%
Mach
Amer
2%
42%
40 3 a
*168
Amer
27V
4074
9
2,000
2,800
*125
d
34
2%
<.
Fd.V. Co„
k Metals.
874
5%
V,"
67a
7% Feb
-100
2374
Oct
35'% Mar.
Oct
7% Jan
par
preferred
Mach k
*7%
125
125
7%
Amer
*22%
24
% *3274
*32% .■.34
2*4
8%
8
2374
3,100
2,300
.
Apr
43 a
7 >a Feb
47
'
h
2%
9% May
2
1
50
per
:
Locomotive
American
23,400
preferred
conv
Jan
14%
46%
123
Jun
24
111
15
Nov
1
7
9% Aug
4
l'A
4
15'%
Apr
,8
23A
Jun
19% May 27
Apr
7
,10
9%
Jun
2%
Jun
7
85 Va Aug
6% Apr
Jan
:
s: Dec
•
97%
374
Apr
31
.
:7
Jan
Jan
Jan
Dec
Dec
4 Va
Jan
14%
.
Jan
i
=
5%
9
>9%
3 0*8
45%
157e
15%
16%
5%
4*4
4%
5
5%
5
5*2
9
8*8
8%
8%
9
8*/2
9
9,000
8%
9*8
9
9*4
9
9%
1,900
57
58
21%
22
11'A
11%
16%
58
227
11
11 %
*44'2
15%
21%
23'B
23
*11'2
15%
57
59
*58
15%
11%
55
15*8
45%
15%
16%
15*2
15%
*24*2
25*a
31
32 *A
*106*2
108*4
*10672
10
32%
115
*10%
11*4
15%
25%
*30
22%
11
15%
267a
*111
21%
11
15
32%
10
22
11
*441'2
11
31
107*2
105%
10
9
♦297 a
31 %
112
109
10%
8%
*29'A
.
10%
13%
13*4
10*2
34%
35%
33
34%
see
page 1955.
For footnotes
13*4
*105
*10%
*44%
16
"
*
45*2
15%
26
*30%
31%
*106%
107%
Xl534
16
*24'd>
31
105%
9
32
112
15%
;
*29'A
*105
9%
32
6,400
900
.
40
16%
11,100
16%
: 6,600
'
.
.
■
"
26
100
317K
1
/
.
At'
*24%
31%
500
106%
•
—
■
9
330
45
45
16%
26
.53.800
Baltimore
c——i-13
Jam
*
.-—100 v\
& .Ohio—
2
3% Jan,..2
106%
40
9%
5,300
9
—
a..
*29
112
Vs
*10o
10%
*10%
11%
11%
11%
12%
—
33
33%
33%
34%
—
10%
lo'fe
-
12
-.
■
'33%
32
105*2
200
10 %
300
12*4-
34%
.
6.000
6,800
,4%
preferred
_100
k Aroostook———5Q
Conv 57V preferred100
Barber Asphalt Corp..
—10
Barker Brothers—2
SYsfy
preferred-—
Earnsdall
Oil
Col
No
———
d
-
.'2.50'.
'
—5
Jan
Jan"
Jan
Feb
12% Jan
13% Jan
2374
24%
- 105%
1074
25%
93
974
10'/'a
.
9
33
2
7
Jan
7
Jan 16
Aug 12
Sep 15
Jan 25
Jan 25
Jun.
-
Apr
.
25
.22
Jan
.
60
28',4 July 14
15:,b Sep 21
Sep 20
47
1974 July 19
20-% Mar 22
May 27
x29
33',2 July 19
9
xllO. Sep
14%, Sep 24
337a July 13
Aug 28
114
l
Jan • 4
Nov
8
ll"a
July
20%
Mar 16
Nov
39% Apr
8
4 7a
.
4'%
4
Sep
,
.
'
2
2
6
574 Jan 13
30
Jan' 4
par
Bath Iron Works Corp_„
-2—1
Bayuk Cigars Inc——222—No par
Creamery-—
.——25:
,, S4.'25 ;preferred22—_2—No ^par ■
Eeeeh 'Aircraft' Corp—2_i——1 ■
Beech1 Creek RR'—2-—2-2-——-—50
Beech-Nut Packing'Co———-20
Beldihg-Hemingway—22—No par'
Bell Aircraft Corpi-—L—..,—2—1
Bendix Aviation-'-^—
——5
Beatrice
6
574
3474
12,
-
Bangor
;
14% Apr '6
12% Apr 29
-
56%
45 %
*44%
32%
*26
56%
21
0
56*2
15'/a
t
"
6
6 7b Mar
Jan
77%
Jan
67b
36
Jan
Dec
13%
Dec
Apr
6%
Nov
24% Aug
8% Jan
;
33'%
12 7
;
4*%
s
15'%
20
Jan
Nov
26
Oct
30
Jun
.
Dec
18 *8
x23'A
Apr
Apr
6% May
Dec
12%
Apr
23 Va
64
Jun
1
9% May
23'A May, '
Feb
110% Jan
9*8
Dec
17%
Nov
39 7%
Jan
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Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4229
158
1947
STOCKS
$ per share
s
Nov
8
Nov
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
;/■/■' Nov. 6
share
$ per
share
167b
$ per
per share
Thursday
10%
Sales for
Friday
Nov* J 2
Nov. 11
Nov. lb
9
S per share
X
16%
NEW YORK
the Week
per share
Range for Previous
STOCK
Range Since January 1
Lowest
Highest
EXCHANGE
Shares
•
Par
$ per share
■
•
*1674
16%
*57
16
...
/
58
34%
*57
34%
58
33%
■
15%
57
57%
54%
1187a
117%
15
*57 >•<
v,
17
~
4
774
.
*17
7%
.
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17
1574
; >93
1374
1474
157 b
5,800'
Best
147b
55%
56 %
55 74
5674
116 74
116%
11674
11674
116%
3574
3474
35 %
16%
16%
16%
77b
7%
16%
44
4474
55%
86%
8674
4574
31%
2974
31
2874
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26
2874
29
34%
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33
374
34%
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3
34
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42
343 4
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43%
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43
87%
8774
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45
45
4574
45
74
:?;• 31
29%
267 b
33 74
32%
33
2%
3
34
a
3174
2774
xll%
12
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407b
8,300
437;,
45
45
407a
8%
2474
42%
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41
41
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41
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7b
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%
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20
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80
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200
.
7%
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117a
1174
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5'4 preferred.
Burroughs Adding Mach_
•1274
37b
4
•;
41
X40
8%
8%
V
6%
preferred
3
3 74
1174
1174
66
1774
18
24 74
1174
277b
33b
117b
18%
68
187 b
;
:/
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21
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227a
23%
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22%
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34
3574
80
7%
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34
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33
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34
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774
8%
874
*40
42%
774
774
42
4174
4174
7
6%
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45
6%
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774
41
41
6%
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4574
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95
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28
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124
120
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120
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143
143
143
143
143
143
45
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4474
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44
4474
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30%
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31
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45
4474
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32%
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123
45%
3.900
32%-
9,000
3174
11874
1174
10%
11%
10%
11%
117 b
11%
10%
11%
6.900
18
18%
17%
18%
18
18
18
187b
137 b
187b
1,040
tV
7b
157,800
18%
5,100
27b
2,400
11074
70
2%
27a
11074
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9
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18
.
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3574
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77b
1774
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22
24
43%
44
674
5%
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1074
11%
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3%
3%
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374
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107
1574
24%
4474
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25
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.
1174
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3%
374
15%
1674
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39
377a
37%
37 74
37%
36%
3674
36%
37
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53
51
51
17a
1 %
17u
1V2
.
28%
103%
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*26
77%
14%
28%
75-
77
1474
1474
1474
10374
10374
104
51
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6%
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3374
80
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105
10374
50
48
6%
674
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145
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11274
38%
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112%
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3474
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75
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7474
50
48
174
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28%
6%
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80
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38
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106
9274
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54
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500
53
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37
1%
76
i
52
3,300
700
6
145 :
38
1,100
30
92%
5274
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34
35
1
35%
35%
3474
35%
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35%
35%
3574
35
35%
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23 74
2374
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2474
2474
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15
1574
150
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150
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148
113
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11274
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6674
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65 7a
21%
23
217a
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22%
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10574
105%
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237
24
a
111
.
111
23
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13%
14%
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113
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14%
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67
2274
107
24
24
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113
1474
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54
148
148
112
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2274
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2374
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14%
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2,000
10
300
67
250
23
5.306
107
150
24
1.400
113
14%
C. C,
C.
10
800
& St,
preferred
•
Class
Jan
22%
50 74
Apr
5374 Nov
74
Jun
7
1
574
Jun
174 Jaa
7% Nov
7
11%
Jan
1674' Nov
97b
Apr
1574 Deo
Mar 31
27%
Dec
33
37b
Jan
38
117b Alay
>
7
4774 July
974 Apr
21
6
Aug
77a Nov
29% Alay
17« Feb
4674 July 22
32
/ 97% Aug 31
77
37% Feb
474 Nov
Apr
Apr
337a Deo
89
30
Apr
Collins & Aikman—
574
conv
preferred.!
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp
9%
-1174
11
1174
1074
11%
3,250
1174
12%
1274
1274
12%
12%
2,190
474
non-eum
1374
1174
11%
12
12
610
4',4
non-cum
24
22%
24
2274
23%
24
2474
24
24
23
23%
23 7 a
2374
2374
247-4
24
2474
4.600
1,600
gtd
Class
B_.
874 Jan
17% Oct
jlt Nov
108
July 22
1287b Sep 14
120
Sep 22
1474 Apr
5
4
1
2
21
7
2 74
Jaa
2874 Nov
Alay
37a Nov
x33
3
100
50
50
No par
Yo par
No par
No par
—100
—No par
1st preferred—100
2nd preferred—100
Sys Inc ci A——2.50
2.50
7
37b Alar 12
111
Aug 27
'
1374 Jun
23% Jun
7
8% Nov
7
5
1
41
727a Oct
29
1974 Apr
6
24
8
17.74
18
99%
874
3374
2%
Jan 12;
Jan 3.
Jan
8
Jail 13
Jan
2
Jan
2
77b Jan
7
July
108
>
May 17
34
July 22
July 23
9% Afay 11
177 b Alay 13
774 Alay 12
50
Q
4
4
21% Jun
2
157 a Oct 29
6
Jan
15*4 Jan
6
367b Nov 10
Apr
67a
9774 Deo
Aug
3%
41
54
Apr
174 May
1%
11
274
Mar
Deo
-
174
1574
32% Deo
Sep
19
Jun
13% Oct
Apr
100% Nov
574 Apr
2774 Apr
7b Apr
2% Jun
974 Oct
3674 Jan
274
Jun
874
Jun
47b
Jan
1374. Sep
774 Nov
Aug
177-4
3974 Jaa
274
Apr
July
87a
1
1 20
May
274 Feb
25
4374 Jan
9
92
May
July 15
874 Jun 25
32
Oct
53
28
99
34
11
120
Deo
74% Jun
7
11674 Aug 10
40
108
Nov
3
Sep 22
67% Apr
10774 Jun
22
Jun
3974 Nov
125
Deo
73
Mar
11274 Nov
3174
Alay
9574 May
.sAug
Apr
3
Jun
Nov
Deo
1074 Aug
274 Alar
7
3974 July
Jan
70 74
Jan
Sep 27
Jan
Nov
1374 Feb
Dec
s
Jan
11%
Jan
4
Jan
52
117b Jun
327-4 Apr
1574 Aug 18
Deo
8% Nov
17b
47
857 b July 15
Jan
147a
33
10
Oct
Nov
93
l
Jun
Deo
37-4
2374 Jan
■7 374 Alay
141
Jan
374 Nov
Apr
May
18
106
Jan
374 Oct
13
Apr
May 27
1574 Apr 30
24% Jan 30
677b Jan
7
1074 Jan
2
274 Nov
Jun
12
13% Jan
17b Aug 26
2374 Jan
110
Jan
3
1174 Jan 12
4
19
90
Apr
22
6
2
77
35
8
1574 Jan
Deo
Jan
Jan
8
4
2
2
6
Deo
9774
1207b
27
Apr
77b Jun
374 Jan
3
Jan
1574 Jan
29 74
Apr
Apr
104
2
96% Jan
4
27
Feb 10
274 Jan 13
32% Oct 13
123
Alar 17
67
Feb
2
109% Jail
4
28% Jan 22
10174 Jan
7
84
Jan 23
50
Feb
6
34
Nov
9
3374 Jan 12
142
Afay 13
88
Jan
4
62 74 Jan 11
1674 Jan 11
10374 Jan, 12
1774 Jan
4
108
Jan
7
1374 Nov 3
2% Jan
2
Apr
110
July
14
487b Jan
Deo
Deo
.82
82
Jan
Jan
27b Jan
107b Jan
Deo
4274
Sep 21
115
327b Jan
/
15
73
130
July 16
237b Jun
Alar 19
Jan
5474 Apr
74 Oct 21
8
98
28
407a Jun 25
26% Jan
7
9574 Jan 26
119
Jan
'967b Feb
Jan 12
Jan
2
Jan
4
Jan- 12Jan
2
{Colorado & Southern————100
Columbia Brd
54 74
407a Jan 21
167b
1%
9774
3
13
3
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet———No par
$4.25 preferred——
-—Yd par
1474
24
3174 Alay 29
57b Apr
6
22 74 July
July 19
No par
A
12%
Deo
1674
Alar 27
Jan
-100
(The)
974
12
7%
Preferred
Coca-Cola Co
12%
1955.
Deo
117
.1
Special gtd 474 stock
Molybdenum
Cluett Peabody & Co
10 34
For footnotes see page
Jan
17,
July 13
—Yo par
100
—100
1
5
No par
Climax
14
24
Nov
95
Oct
25
5
Pitts RR Co
&
12%
*2374
107a
Jan
144
100
No par
Clev Graph Bronze Co (.The)
1
5% preferred
100
1474
*11
Feb
Dec
s
132
$4.50 pfd
1274
.
Q74
2174 July
3% Jan
674 Alar
1
—10
Oil
Louis Ry. Co
147a
*13%
Apr
10
May 20
Oct
Feb
NOV
2474 Oct
Feb
2%
44
Sep
77% Jan
—.No par
Clev El Ilium
Clev
4,100
Cotton
Copper Co_
5%
190
106
36
*145
3 74
Jan
4%
19%
12774 Jan 21
—25
A—
City Investing Co
City Stores
Clark Equipment
10
80
113%
3774
*>10%
560
%
3374
3574
.
18
3
_Yo par
40
RR Co
Corp
City Ice & Fuel..
6 74 74 preferred
50
3474
150
16
8
_10Q
Chrysler
2,200
104
5274
11374
Jan
Sep
3% Jan
41
preferred——
{Childs Co
Chile
20,600
53%
*145
50
3,200
147 b
36
*112
-
28%
3774
*52 7a
*35%
27s
69 7
a
~9%
674 Jan
2 5 74 Jan
Chickasha
1,600
•
Deo
24% July 14
7
600
3,200
1674
*14'4
Nov
2074
40
9 % Apr
19% Apr
25
Jan
700
14%
15%
*12%
2974
147a Alay
3
174 Mar
2
Jan
15
1474
16
15
4% Jan
12%'
1474
1574
12
9
40
*14%
4,900
14%
1574
15
7
4
;
56
9
Nov
x85
*12
16%
147 a
157a
12
67a Nov
Oct
19 74 Alay
.'
3074 July 13
2
100
1574
1G
13%
1674
12%
2274 Jan
7
52% Jun 24
14 >
16%
14%
15%
53
Oct
1574 Mar
25
257
9
7b Jan
1674 Alay
5% Apr
7
18% July' 2
83 % Apr
6
10
Jan
A—1
Deo
774
Sep
11% Sep
Oct
49
Nov
Chicago Great West RR Co
:—50
574 preferred..
1—50
Chicago Mail Order Co
—5
Chicago Pneumat Tool——Yd par
S3 conv preferred
Yo par
Pr pf '
82.50.)/ cum div
Yo par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
13%
1574
674 prior
Class
7,800
15
12
8574
574
May
107a July 15
29% Nov
1
97b Jan
14
Jaa
11233 Jan
3% Deo
Apr
26
157a Jun
75
No par
Products—
Chic & East 111
8,900
%
1674
15
109 74 Oct
:
Jan
16
No par
-
Chesapeake <S5 Ohio Ry
9,400
1574
13
7
67b May
66
*
17%
1574
3%
4774 Jun
1
3174 Jun
_
217b Jan
■
16%
*
4
'
Jan
1474 Oct
74 Mar
2%
19% Sep 13
29% Apr
5
3574 July 19
20
Champion Pap & Fib Co.—Yd par
674 preferred —:
100
Checker Cab Affg
:
5
11,80Q
1174
374
*12%
x 103
35
Dec
54% Aug 17
1074 Apr
Nov
41
6
11674 May 10
1474 Jan
Chain Belt Co————Yd par
1,700
45":
3%
*15%
2
Nov
1
—
Preferred
150
674
*51
Jan
July 10
1074 May 6
11874 July 27
97b May 10
674 Jan
300
%
17
53
18% Jun
7674 Jan
400
:
*14%
*51
7
45
__100
Sugar Co
Century Ribbon Mills—1
500
.
18
20 74
2474
11
67b Jan
i-100
Central Violeta
2,300
10774i
5%
-i
11
.374
20 7 4
3
Caterpillar Tractor
;
NO par
Celanese Corp of Amer__
No par
574 series prior preferred
100
7% prior preferred
100
774 2d preferred
100
Celotex Corp
__Yo par
574 preferred
——,—20
Rights
Central Aguirre Assoc
Yd par
Central Foundry Co
1"
Central 111 Lt 47474 preferred—100*
80
4474
5%
'
157 a
4
59%
*17%
19%
45
4274 July 23
4
104% Jail 12
.100
{Cent RR of New Jersey
112
58
10774
24%
2
8
Jan
1
Cerro de Pasco Copper
1974
574
:-: 77
,
—100
Certain-teed
*10674
22
!
9% Jan
2974 Jan.
___5
Co
5,300
20%
4374
(J I)
4,500
10774
6%
1%
7
Apr
2374 July
97a Apr
*
13% Jan 13
2974 Jaa 23
:__25 •/...
67a Feb" 9
No par % 367.4 Jan 21
Preferred
5
107 74
27
Case
36
*1874
4574
"26
5
174 Jan
10% Nov
—1
;_
47b
19%
Jan
% Jan
Apr
No par
—50
Ry
Co
35 74
10774
6%
Steel
1,900
7
112
19%
45%
*2474
43
1
—10
5,500
18
/*674
-
61
*1774
3574 Nov
1% Mar
974 Jan
274 Jan
class
Ohio
5%
60
Jan
Apr
30
A Apr
100
Administration
S3 preferred A
Clinch &
Nov
26
44
July 14
447b May 21
13
Copper—_5
No par
—5
Ry Co
i
..100
357b
5
60
974
1774
115
35%
474
9
18
674 Z
674
115
9%
2134 NOV
2
'
'
974
'
20%
107%
270
•
9
*17%
27b
*110
1077a
18
*19%
r
18%
23a
11074
;.
5874
17% .1774
18%
274
11074
47b
•j:
7b
%\T
O
35
64 %
64
11674
115
4
574
36
115%
674
>
.
367b
367b
5%
117
1774
118
36%
>
100
8
674
67b
*115
118
123
*110
9%
18
19%
30
*122
274
110%
8
.10
105
123
187 b
27a
.
105
122%
117
18%
187b
19%
2%
11074
10574
123 74
aV
2074 Sep.
Jun
■>•'•'% Oct 27.
Cons
Southern
Capital
70
12374
:
Hecla
Carolina
1,100
143%
*104%
A N;:%
7
77b
1574 Jan
•}jf Mar
Yo par
Carpenter
1174
'32
16
Oct
Jan. 13
2% Jan
Carriers & General Corp.
118%
-
7
No par
400
105%
.
12
5
Jan
Deo
3 7 4
3174 Nov
"
12374
.
Nov
127b Apr;
307a Jun
1——5
400
4%
*10474
■'vi
45 "
8
574 Jail
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills
80
*122
119
&
Canada
310
10574
11874
Calumet.
2.500
123
.
2874
Jun
Deo
'
X4474
*10434
,
6%
9574
123
;
7
Jaa
17% Jan
1
4
1057b Apr
;
40%
2234
Jan
174
Jan
Deo
9574 Feb
'May
147a Nov
20% Jan
Campbell W & C Fdy
""Canada Dry Ginger Ale.
200
45%
'
*27 %
4%
6.400
42
,
*'43 74
*121
32%
>;
*41
95%
*27%
--674'.:
77b
45
95
xl5
Jan
__10
——
43
'
674
'
8
—30
Zinc-Lead
Deo
31%
Mar
37% Jan
Bldg 7% preferred—100
Packing—.—
preferred
5%
Callahan
19%
25
33
—100
California
30
■%
•
July 14
6% Apr
3
—100
Participating preferred
Byron Jackson Co
■
Jan
75
Apr
13% May
187b Mar
39
2074 Jan
:
.12
.
30%
1
3 7 74 July 23
24% Jan
conv
Oct
9
1
;
July 15
IS
Yo- par
preferred
Butte Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (A M)_—
1,600
53%
.
5 ',4
51
8% Nov
1
Butler Bros
900
18%
54
54
Bush Term
8,700
'
.
117b
68
.67
-2474'
54
874
2774
*3 74
•-.
500:
30
16
Termiual
>
874
28
28
68
*53
Bush
30
41
3374 Sep 20
2
Yo par
3,700
.
2
No par
—
10,000
.
374':'
May
8
par
—__
72
20-% Jan
—100
Bul'ova' Watch
200
May
Jan
20
par
—
25
1174 Nov
Yo par
;
Apr
July
2% Jan
—100
1,000
9
26% Jan. 13
No par
Forge C.0__
8
28% Jan
5
Yo
Jan
137b May
•
No par
Wheel—
147a
58
22% Jan
Yo par
i—5
:
Jan
21
17
'
Yo. par
Transit—-___Yd par
—
Nov
Jan
7%
11% Jun
'100
38% Jan
l
_5
2,700*
157a
19
85
Deo
Sep
567a May 6
96 7 4 July 29
13
Jaa
19%
5
17
Jun
121
Apr
147*. Apr
6
Dec
19% Jan
July
1874
Sen
3%
497a May
105
July 24
2174 Mar 30
3
41% Jan
•19
9
15
Corp
3074
109
22%
iV
Jan
12% Nov
Maine
&
2674
x26
*106%
*22%
3la
J
69% Apr
6
12174 July 20
337b May 5
9% Jan- 26
76
3'
5
$5 preferred
Budd
700
.
*15
*104 %
.Yd par
.—100
—
(E G) Mfg.
preferred—
'
>
1974 July 14
Inc
Bullard Co
41
24%
53
7%
5
4
60
1674
20'4
7B
*40
13% Jan
Yo par
Yd par
3,700
*58
3 74
*6574
25
53
53 %
'
11% Jun
Eucyrus-Erie Co
7 7o preferred
35.100
17%
58
28
10%
1274
,68
18
8
2
7,800-
.
17.
56
8
77a
68
■
0%
6l,b Jan
.Yo par
290
39%
3874
3%
107i
70
■
par.
Brass
&
(The).
{Bklyn-AIanh
,
7,500
56
*51
28
20%
74
19% Mar
No
7%
17
2674
3%
8:14
*19%
*52
4
Brooklyn Union Gas
4774
30/'/
109
11%
28%
3
12 3 a
12%
26%
37'a
774
3%
0 9%
Jan
Bruns-Balke-Collender—
9774
16%
*10774
ii.%
28%
29
*3%
26 74
107
3%
54
"a
16
'
54
8
8
Brown Shoe Co—
5
.
*17
17
*30
1174
374
GO
*28%
8
4
277b Jan
1,500
.
116%
774
31
167-4
3074
2574
107
12
374
*56
:
!
10974
11%
3%
3i»
27
%07
54% Nov
Roller
'
>108%
Dec
3,400
47
,
•774
17—
4,100
7%
474
97
46
6%
1,900
*95
92 74
45
,
774
17
8%
—_
Briggs & Stratton—
Bristol-Myers Co
{Brooklyn & Queens Tr__
1,500
.
16
*11574
11574
474
200
.
<70%'
16
115%
47a h- 5
11574
474
7,500
;
14%
774
774
%
48
774
7% /
23
—
5,000
.
,
%
.
*3834
16
774
774
97
48'a
14%
4074
16
11574
11674
574
*38%
16
87b
25
.
%
15
15
4074
1574
1
*7a
1474
*3874
1674
774
-
74
t
*38%
16%
7%
Jim
110% Jan.
No
class A
Stores
Bower
1,100'
>; /
874
257b
10'i
17
RR < assented.*-100
Bearing Co—
5
Braniff Airways Inc
—2.50
Brewing Corp. of America
—15
Bridgeport Brass Co
•
Yd par
Briggs Manufacturing.
No par
1274
8%
*38%
Ami Co
Boston
12 7 b
24%
14%
5
Borg-Warner
1274
25
157a
8% Jan
Borden Co
500
247b
15%
2434 Jan
2,300
25%
!a
Apr
6,700
3
874
%
Aluminum
Bond
3374
247u
.
17-%
3,300
I 33
3
127b
'
Co.—
Class B
>3374
34
97b
42%
Bon
700
;
-
25 %
*41
Eohn
110
974
£
54
3
1.5
Mfg Co
Boeing Airplane Co——
150
4574
32 Vu
3374
*33%
•]
,
11,300
//> 1.500
.
27-74
-
274
*3374
9
467a Mar
July
1.00
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Bloom ingdale Brothers,.-.
70
:
88
•313
31
2775
2774
43
25%
:
5
38
Nd par
Blumenthal & Co preferred
1374
■
•
15% Nov
56% Jun
7
"
7b
407b
96
1374
25%
.-■4
34
37
15%'
*90
8674
*44
*30%
*14
•
& Decker
Blaw-Knox
400
9% May
20
23
22% Jan
No par
Black
6,400
1711 a Sep
Highest
$ per share
.54% Feb
No par
1,000
7%
15
13%
(Del)
7% preferred——.
Bigeiow-Sani Carp Inc——
17
96
74
800.
13% Mar 17
$ per share
oar
—Yo
1,700
,
.
*1674
13 74
%
>
16%
/: 73b
43
85
4574
*3474
No par
$ per share
_1
Co
Bethlehem Steel
21,900
34%
1674
77b-
*90
:
43
46
45%
*13
1334
96
*34
17 74
*1674
1374
8874
'■
15%
i'
33%
12%
'
/,
Foods '
*90
12%
45
*86%
15%
1374
96
1474
*44
15%
33%
1574
16%
17
*90
96
143 4
&
774
7%
-
187V
.
Best
35
■,/ •■/
Loan.
pfd $2.50 div series '33_Yo. par
1.000
11674
.
37
16%
Pr
■
337 b
55
:>■
.
■
35%
17
58
*57
Indus
3374
33%
15
■
11774.;.
37
Beneficial
2,900
16%
57
17
1674
7%
157 a
'*3674
167 b
58
*57
58
3374
33%
'
1574
*117%
16
1674
Year 1942
Lowest
102
Deo
Deo
50
Jan
48% Mar 30
77'% Alay
47
Alay
3274 Apr
44
Jan
40
257b
3674 Jan
92 74 Sep
29
54
13
153
.
123
Sep
July 20
Sep 21
July 14
68% Oct
18
247b Sep 10
10974 July 17
28% July 15
1147 a Oct
6
19% July 14
19
Sep 25
1974 Sep 25
17.% Sep 25
8474 Afar
Apr
Jan
149
Nov
5674 Afar
92
Nov
55 74
63 74
139
Jan
Apr
10774
1874
10% May
96
May
1374 May
7b Apr
1
Jan
17% Nov
1174 Mar
9774
108
'
Deo
Oct
Dec
1374
Jan
4%
Sep
574 Sep
Afay
% July
874 Apr
1674
874
IF.% Dee
Apr
5
Sep
Deo
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1948
LOW
I per share
share
per
4v«
4%
'
SALE
S per
4
73%
72%
Si
share
4
73 Vb
90
90
14%
15%
15%
15
15'A
15
38%
38%
37%
37%
*36%
38%
\
38%
37%
38 %
"105
105
68
*68
36%
107
>
37%
"104%
90
39%
40%
39
12%
13%
12%
lo
\k
67% '70%
67%
70%
25%i
25%
8%
24%
8%
8%
21%
21%
20%
20%
19%
20%
19%
104%
104%
104 %
105
4
4
Va
22
y-.i
22%
";Vv 2'/a
40 Va Jan
2
77% Sep
28
30%
100
37
Jan
2
73
18
29
Sep
Sep
Jan
300
No
45%
par
79 % Jan
13
98% July 15
51
Mar
Dec
No
84%
par
7
19% July 14
Jan
11%
114 Ve
15%
*36%
91 %
Apr
l
20'A
Jan
Commonwealth & Southern_.No par
$6 preferred series
No par
Jan
2
36% Jan
2
21 Ve Jan
2
%
s/e
%
57,000
70%
70 Ve
74%
15,000
25%
25%
25%
8,500
Commonwealth
8%
x8%
8%
1,300
Conde Nast Pub Inc
No par
21%
21%
21%
2,400
Congoleum-Nairn
No
20%
21%
1,200
Consolidated Cigar
A
6% ft prior preferred
.
8%
21
*20%
.
21%
104
104%
104 V 105
3%
3%
;
3%
190
37/a.
11,500
2,500
2%
2%
2%
15%
15%
15%
2%
2%
■>,
2 Va
15%
16
15%
6%
6%
27%'
28
27%
27 Ve
26%
10%
lOVe
10%
11%
20 Va
■19%
20
19%
19%
20%
20%
104%
19%
8 Vs
8 »/4
109%
108 %
:
;
34%
34
31%
2,700
33%
-
•
19%
7%
1,000
32%
33%
11%
10%
11
10%
46
46%
46
■
—
46%
4,4%.
5%
30%
30%
30%
30%
"23%
24%
22%
23%
24
5%
4%
4%
4%
31
10%
11%
10%
10%
10%
50%
50
50%
*50'A
32%
*14%
46%
.
14%
58
14%
14%
46%
46%
46%
44%
45
57%
57
58
"181
15%
:
182
45
33%
"56%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
1 Ve
1%
X. 1%
l7/a
1%
19%
19%
18%
19%
104%
105%
105 %
21%
20%
18%
19
105
104%
17
20%
1,200
Copperweld
130
15%
1,600
44%
460
Corn
Exch
57%
1,300
Corn
Products
179%
200
4%
4%
3,300
1%
1%
900
19
19%
8,500
104
104%
340
20%
800
—
—
15%
16%
"28
28%
27%
28%
27
28
»4H%
47%
46%
46%
46
46
17%
17%
15%
15% > 15%
14%
15%
98
14%
16 Va
16%
16%
17
4.300
7,700
Crown
•
15%
15
15%
98
98
98
x97
97
96%
96%
90
28
30 Ve
28
29
29
29%
28%
29%
72%;
72%
71
72%
5,200
72
72
72
72
18%
16
17
15%
16
16
16%
17
9%
10
10
10%
"109
lOVe
9%
11
;
114
11109
114
103
'
*97%
"97
105
23%
*21%
22%
*106%
108%
5%
4%
5%
5109
105
21
108 Va
*22%
*106
114
"97%
23
20 Vb
22 %
*21%
*109
*21%
22%
106
23%
22,
106
22
—,
.
*104
108 %
3
5%
*90
93
>43
43%
:
■
■
,
43
40
: 7%
6%
17%
7
:•>"■"
90
90
4%
■
16%
88
41%
■■
5
•■>■:.
88
89
41%
42%
fa'%
6%
6%
7
16%
16%
16%
:■; :■
/.
*115
125
■119%
*140
143
140%
%
*117
125
*110
vv.
*130
143
*130
21
19%
20
17
27% July
Apr
5
14% Oct
7
37
2
Jan
47
U Jan
25
.*87
20 V2
20%
*6
92
■
;
__
22% July 14
108% Aug 19
23 Va Mar 12
5,800
*108
•6%
•—
38.200
'
125
*130
—
—
—
'6%
143
20
26
10
6
77
38
—100
K
1
18
Jan
100
Jan
pfd
.
Jan
39%
Nov
63
Jun
84
Jun
13%
Jun
9
Jan
88
Jun
140
Jun
74 Va
Jan
95%
Dec
8% May
13%
Jan
:
26
26% Jun
10
13
19
90
2
8
107
Oct
7% May 10
30Va
Jan
2
97 % Nov
Jan
2
45% Sep
17
9% Apr
8
Nov
9
16% Nov
8
Feb
Jan
13 % May
12
Jun
18
Jun
Jan
19%
100
Sep
Dec
2
Oct
32%
Nov
.
20%
Oct
9 'A
Jan
25%
Jan
5% May
24 Va Mar 29
Nov
Feb
26
119'/a Nov
8
80
Jan
95
Oct
Feb
84
15% Jan
10
140 Va Oct
28
44
Jan
81
Nov
4
26% Jun
29
12%
Jun
18
Oct
3% Jan
100
No par
No
'6%
Mar
J2
3
17
•
Sep
8%
No par
Inc
12 VB
88 Va
5
No par
_
Apr
May
25% Oct
8
1% Jan
Jan
11
106% Jun 10
4
Dec
Nov
41
July 14
113
Mar 20
10% Jan
1
$8 prefen ed
Feb
9%
20%
Mar
23% May
82% July 20
22% Aug 11
14 Va Jun
92%
par
A
Cutler-Hammer
9
5
No
5% May
14 V» May
32
July 15
9
100
(The)
Cushman's Sons Inc 7ft
10
2,700
Oct
99% Aug
8
Curtiss- Wright ———1'
50
20%
Dec
2
7
Nov
Dec
4
Nov
Nov
%
Nov
Nov
Jan
Oct
3%
Apr
14%
July 27
9% Jan
Dec
18%
Jan
17
Dec
58
98%
28
23 Vs
37%
179
Apr
81%
Inc
15
Apr
Jan
11% Jan
105
Jan
Jan
Jun
2
7%
Nov
12%
51%
12%
27
71
21%
10%
Oct
10
Apr
Apr
85
Oct
100
preferred
Class
Jan
31
30
$7 preferred
Prior preferred
60
1,300
16%
■
—
—
Press
4 Va ft
i!
5
Packing Co
Curtis Pub Co
May 17
May 22
47
—100
Dec
Apr
Apr
2% May
6
Sugar
Dec
Nov
Mar
23%
12
No par
No par
Amer
Jan
4%
42 Va
Jan
9
18% Jan
37% Jan
No par
Dec
8%
42%
27%
159
par
No par
preferred—
conv
8%
2
2 %
16Va Jan
.•
preferred —————-100
5Va *'»
20
49,700
95
2
50 Va
7
6
14 % Jan
100
28%
Apr
Api
45
May 21
186% Sep
2% Jan
1
No
of
Apr
61 Ve
2
Jan
Jan
17% Aug 20
53% Jan 20
176
Oct
Dec
103%
2% May
Aug 24
Jan
5
5% Sep
2
15
preferred———
6ft
preferred
Cuneo
400
:.
5%
41%
143
119
22
108%
■
125
140%
19%
21%
21%
37% July 15
53
RR
Cudahy
6,000
5
—
17
7%:;
17%
V
100
22 %
22
.
17
5%
7%
V:*104
-
so
42
102
■■:
—v
•
5%
8
1
Corp
preferred—
Cuban-American
114
22
—
conv
Cuba
210
*95
97%
$5
7,800
*109
22%
•
8
6
Zelierbach
Crucible Sieel
800
17%
10%
9%
114
97 Va
22%
4Ve Jan
25Va Jan
25
preferred
Crown
3,600
v
74%->
11
30%
—100
Cork & Seal
$2.25
900
30%
"17
28
49% Sep 20
7'A May 6
1
Jan
Nov
9
Apr
4
15% Jun
Co—_20
Crosley Corp (The)
28%
21 Va
36% Jun
2
preferred
46
Apr
7
7
1
conv
77
7
Jan
*8%
.
Jan
16%
2
]8% Jan
Corp
Co
5%
Oct
96%
Jan
7
45
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)——
28 Va
20 %
99
26 % Jan
x9% Jan
,
46
14Ve
24
5
Refining
27%
73%
"98%
Electric
Trust
3
May
40% Jan
50
Coty Inc
Coty Internat Corp
Crane
110% Sep
Jan
No par
L
Preferred—
Nov
Jan
11% July
2 Va Apr
2
5
82
7
11% Jun
5
Co
46 Ve
27%
*46
15
20%
'
—.
3% July
4%
25
23% Jun
7
"
—
21
Oct
6
5
series
Bank
107
Jan
96
$2.50
Continental Steel Corp
2,300
*56%
Jan
1
11
Cornell-Dueilier
1%
Jan
%
9
-
30
x4% Jan
100
Del
24%
Steel
Jan
16
20
Motors
50%
—
105
21
89
par
6
No par
Continental
*179 Vb
19 Va
18%
105%
20%
46% Oct
Continental
'
21
24
9,000
1%
104%
"21
33% Jun
—20
10%
Jun
Apr
27% Mar 30
38,700
pref 5ft
%
7
16
Aug 11
16% May 10
pfd-—No
15
4%
2
*1%
9
11
5
of
94
1
16
preferred————
Oil
16%
Apr
27
Jan
50
50'A
.
Sep
7
preferred
Conv
8
29% Oct
4% Jan
Insurance—
32%
Apr
21% Mar 29
19 % Nov
25
Continental Can Inc
8,700
11%
78
'
1
Diamond Fibre
•
179%
4%
4%
8%
5
pid—100
Continental
24%
—;
57%
179'A
Nov
Co
Continental
44%
57%
5
9
1,800
4%
45
179%
15 Ve Jan
91% Jan
12
2,100
31%
—■
56%
Jan
par
10
10%
,
—
179%
181
179%
:
Feb
7%
2% Feb
46
-
15'A
15%
97%
Sep
lOVe Nov
10%
■
51
15%
Apr
4
Sep
26% Nov
45 Vb
11
50%
83
'
24"%
24%
11%
51%
Dec
2
6% Apr
7
24% July 15
105
July 24
of America
31%
50 %
12%
109
wd_—15
Gas
6%
9% Aug
6
8
3% May 12
Continental Baking Co—
100
3
Jan
19% May 12
Container Corp
-
11%
"
2
Apr '
Jan
3% Nov
90
11
2,200
—
4%
31
24
'
10% Jan
11
11,500
■
5%
Jun
12%
Va Jan
19%
V 8
"
■
11
47
1%
5
7% Jan
19%
110
Dec
Apr
12
Jun
1
$4.50
7%
Jan
17%
Jun
No par
5
Consumers Pow
*109
Jan
3%
18%
July 20
11
No par
190
.7%
110
32%
Coal
23%
27
25
Aircraft
Cuba
of
44%
7
24% July
Oct
Jan
21 Vb July
13
—10
RR
Consolidation
$2.50
25
2% Jan
No
103%
'
30%
Consol
2,300
76% Oct
Dec
Jun
as
17 Va Jan
Preferred
11,600
May 10
10%
5
Corp
Natural
Vultee
•1 %
34
7% May
par
—100
102%
19 Ve
7%
*108
Laundries
Consolidated
Consolidated
45
104
Consol
6,100
July 14
No par
partic preferred
15,000
13
*43
$2
4,100
,
10%
13
104
110
31%
9 Ve
13
19%
7 Ve
*ios
9%
7
'27%
45
12Ve
10%
47%
"47
9%
6%
.
*43
104%
19%
8
108%
7
46%
12
m.%
8%
12%
45
104
20%
7%
"108%
6%
—25
Inc
$5 preferred
Consol Film Industries
2,100
10% .11%
19%
19%
6%
Edison Co
Consol Coppermines Corp
Consol Edison of N Y,
26,100
11%
"103%
Nov
20
44% Jun
27%
104%
105%
107% Sep
2
22%
8Va
Dec
19
103%
12%
Oct
29%
15
3%
"42
35
Jan
9% Jan
16
Oct
Jan
29% Jan
conv
Jan
16 Vs
104 Va Jan
22
9%
54
24
7
100
103
13%
Jun
par
22%
45
July 9
44
Nc par
103%
8
41
14
No
21%
12%
preferred—
11
25% Jan
Commercial Solvents
103%
"42
30% Jan
10
5'/b
Comm'l Invest Trust
6%
"104
4% %
Credit
Jan
17,500
10%
10 %
preferred—^———-IVo par
Commercial
100
9
10,700
27%
13%
Pictures
13%
6%
46
Co
40Ve
11%
13%
Carbon
Oct
13
21%
"20
_
40 %
27%
10%
$2.75
3,900
6%
"43
Columbia
400
37%
107
11%
20%
Columbian
2,600
38 Va
36Ve
"104ve
::: 27%
*20
2% Nov
100
preferred
103%
2%
Sep
preferred series A
5%
21%
16
t per share
6%
103%
15%
1
.
20
22%
2%
16
*15%
2
1,900
103%
21%
2%
■
•
24%
3%
103
103%
103%
*
3%
5% Jun
25
105
105
2
Highest
share
per
lVe Jan
90
*86
107
u
20
*20%
share
per
par
70%
20%
24%
8%
.
Year 1942
13%
8%
22
,
8%
22
$
40%
Va
25 Vs
No
t per share
13 Ve
13%
H
Columbia Gas & Elec
44,500
73%
Par
Lowest
70
'
*67
37%
104 Va
40
13%
U
Range Since January I
Lowest
Highest
40
40%
13
70%
Range for Previous
STOCK
EXCHANGE
•
"37
*
107
4%
73%
69
90
40%
70%
3'/e
NEW YORK
Shares
per share
$
share
39%
68
'
105
per
15 Ve
38
16
38 %
$
74%
70%
92 %
'
/.
the Week
4Vb
"65
94
Sales for
Nov. 12
Nov. 11
*87,
69%
"90'/a
STOCKS
Friday
Thursday
Nov. 10
3%
75
73
PRICES
Wednesday
$ per share
4%
3%
74%
74
69"; e
HIGH
Nov. 9
Nov. 8
Nov. (»
S
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
Monday, November 15, 1943
5
7% Oct
96
par
D
"6
"17% 1. .22
*17%
24
35%
22
12%
VV
22
34%
35
34%
34%
*34%
35%
*34 Vb
*17
18
*17
18
300
*110%
22
22%
■
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
14%
12%
13%
6%
5
20%
46
46
48%
5
21
20%
46
46
*43
30
41%
12
12%
31
27 Va
30
41%
12 Vb
30%
27%
28%
96%
96%
13%
14
97%
96%
14
14
"43
43%
42%
43
"29
29%
28 Ve
Decca Records
Deere
200
28%
18%
27'A
Dec
1
2 5'A
May
30%
Nov
10
Deisel-Wemmer-Gilbert
12
Jan
2
20% May 19
9%
Apr
13 VB
Nov
7
Jan
2
17% May
Delaware Lack & Western
50
3% Jan
2
10% May 10
Detroit
20
16% Jan
12
22% July 14
14%
1
48% Apr
37
Oct
7
6
35% July 12
14
Jan
21
Jan
33Va Mar
8
18
Apr
27%
Jan
6
41% Nov
9
33% Apr
46
30%
50
30%
*41%
640
31
,
"
500
Edison
Detroit Hillsdale & 8 W RR Co__100
40
17% Jan
26
Jan
37
Jan
Raynolds A
No par
,
"42%
28
12
■
.;
29%
96%
12
Diamond4 Match
No par
—25
42 Va
11%
.31
?
100
12%
2,900
Diamond T Motor Car Co—
6ft
partic preferred—
30%
31%
7,600
Distil
96%
"96%
98'A
1,000
5%
400
Dixie
*13%
14%
*13%
42%
42%
42%
43'A
43%
28%
*28%
29%
29
29%
14'A
'•■'■■
2
Cup Co
Class
22%
Dec
87
Nov
No
par
No
A
Doehler Die Casting Co
Dome Mines Ltd
par
94.100
1,500
Dresser Mfg Co
1,500
Dunhill
26%
11%
'116%
142
127 Va
120
177
38
17 Va
16 %
: 35 Ve
34
V: •'.'■■ 5%
'
34%
35 Va
;
34%
11%
*11%
140
;
128
139%
*127
119%
119%
34
34%
5%
140
*118
28
12
"
400
139'A
140
'
V
4.400
127%
*127
128%
*119%
119 Va
150
35
>34
%
5%
5%
153 %
152%
35
5%
154
:
38%
38%
2.400
16
16%
16%
400
35 %
35%
35%
35%
2,800
10
9%
10%
9%
3%
3%
3%
3%
4%
3%
.4
75 Va
79%
76%
79
78%
10%
10%
10 Vb
10%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3Va
3%
4
3%
4
79%
50
8,300
2,900
21,400
76%
"29
72%
76 Ve
78 Vs
76
75%
76
39 Ve
39%
75%
75%
39%
38%
38%
38 %
38%
1,300
30%
109%
7%
29
29
55%
"54
7%
29
55 Ve
*54*
*110 Ve
111%
6%
7%
87%
88
"89%
90
89 %
90
"93'/e
95
94
94
87
88%
j.;
For
Electric
Elec
footnotes
see
page
29
*55
30
7
55 Ve
56%
56 Va
111%
108 Va
109%
106'/a
7%
86%
7%
87
88
1955.
30%
55 Va
*110%
7%
7
%
87
87
88
*92%
%
30%
77
88
89
*38
94%
95
95
95
%
•
K
£7 %
*4
*%
&
Dec
12
1
13 V8 Mar
2%
Apr
8
Jan
122 Va Oct
29
112
Feb
5
102% May
144
Jan
127
Nov
118%
Deo
44% July
8
Apr
111% Mar
Apr
2%
Jan
4%
NOV
Apr
151%
Dec
180
Nov
No par
20
170
May 19
108
2
184
Jun
■
.3.5
(The)__.
,
Am
3U"
4
No par
No par
10
170
Mar
26
May
11
Oct
15
Jan
2
20%
Jan
30%
Dec
Sep
39 Vb July
20
36%
Dec
Mar 30
9%
Dec
13%
Jan
Jan
4
5%; May 10
A
Feb
1%
Nov
i% Jan
5
6% May 20
%
Jan
1%
Nov
y.i%
shares.
$7 preferred
30 Va Jan
8
19
8
9% Sep
J
Dec
45% July 15
Jan 19
35
11% Feb
Inc
Electric Power & Light
Sep
87/ti May 28
34
16%
2
146% Jan
X173
13
2
3% Jan
•
Oct
July
120
Aug 11
121% Sep
31% Jan
-i_4
120
130
1
.100
7
IO'/b Nov
159'A July 15
8
117% Jan 13
—5
Boat
Mus Ind
16%
Vb Nov
9% July 16
125% Jan
100
preferred
Autc-Lite
Dec
35 Va Jun
24
Co
Bros Stores
Electric
3,000
38%
cum
134%
8
Jan
Mills
Kodak
Apr
13% Apr
Jun
Manufacturing Co
Edison
6,400
73%
39%
76%
"39
6ft
Eaton
Rollins
Oct
95
5
134
1st pfd
16%
70%
4
115
pu-,
Eastern Airlines Inc
38%
4%
5ft
Eastman
177%
3%
Duquesne Light
Apr
May
v
Jan
& Co—20
Nu
Eastern
16
10%
(E I)
Dec
Dec
8
51
11
5'A Jan
9
Dec
Dec
26
May 28
153
8
100
Nemours
preferred
3.800
38%
179
de
$4.50
Jan
16
par
preferred
2,200
177%
*176
P
No
3,000
16
4%
Du
100
120
No par
1
9%
29
4
25% Sep
8
A Nov 12
32'A May
16% Apr
July 12
May 20
73 Va May
122% Nov
;
International
Duplan Corp
8ft
38%
35
Rights
122
5%
3%
80
122
152%
10%
80
*27%
6%
*118
180
x37%
16
'
'
6%
11%
122
*176 Va
16%
28 V8
6%
,
153
39%
.
28
.
11
152%
% 177%
180
'35%
119%
155%
40
„
40
"16 V8
138%
'127
34%
6%
6%
11
122
-153
27%
6%
7
No par
45
33
Jan
7% July
16 lA July 15
10
Jan
2
38% Feb. 18
22% Feb 20
15%'Jan 20
48 % Nov
8
No par
Vb
■28%
Feb
16% Mar
70
6%
125
9%
26
No par
v-;- 5%
39 Va Aug
Aug
28
Dow Chemical Co
125%
6%
May 10
35% Oct
1,600
'V,' 33%'
Oct
98 % Sep
125%
6%
37
8
125%
34%
Jan
Jan
13
125%
155%
Oct
4%
18%
83V2 Jan
124%
6%
30
Apr
21% Jan
"
230
1.100
17
8% Jan 20
No par
155%
11 %
2% May
par
No
preferred
-Douglas Aircraft—
138 Va
Mar
5
—100
Corp-Seagr's Ltd
6.600
120
34 %
8% Jan
Devoe &
7,400
127 Va
Dec
{Delaware & Hudson———-100
4,700
20%
120 %
10%
15,600
51
142%
43
30.800
20
127%
4% Apr
Apr
6
49%
142%
20
Jan
July
20%
120%
24% Sep
110
36 % July
52%
127
Mar
5
20%
11%
102
12
49%
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8
11
20 Va
122
Jun
Jan
50
12
"11%
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116
Dec
Jan
19%
6
Nov
Jan
48 Ve
26 Ve
Oct
12%
Apr
26
51 Va
7%
17%
Aug
10
21
28%
'>
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Jan
8
5%
32
28%
15 Va
5
29
19%
122%
2%
3
Jun
1.
No
48 Va
126r
4
Mar
19
19
9
Jan
par
20
—
Co
Preferred
21
125%
109%
Inc
Jan
2
108% Jan 20
100
53%
20%
.53
"177
&
17
12
1
14%
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42%
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■
96%
14%
2,000
21
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31
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41%
11%
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46
30%
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8,200
5%
30%
Chemical
35%
20%
28
Davison
34%
13%
5%
30%
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14%
Davega Stores Corp
8
5ft preferred—„'.25
22 Ve
35
20%
29%
12%
112
22 Vb
5%
31%
41%
22%
35%
20%
27%
12%
97%
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5%
31
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35
112
20%
29
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4,900
36
112
31%
28%
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6%
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12%
22
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21%
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24
14 %
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22
112
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14 Vs
13%
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7
;
14
,
17%
Apr
20
35%
Jan
28% Jan
20
83% Oct
28
15
Apr
32%
Jan
Storage
Battery—_ _No par
33% Jan
2
42% Sep
20
29
Jan
34% Nov
900
30
56%
107
>.31% Jan
No pa*
Electric
El
Natural
Gas
19%
Apr
300
Endicott
490
7%
27,700
$6 preferred
Paso
5ft
Johnson
Engineers
p7%
450
$5
190
$5% preferred
95
110
$6 preferred
1,600
preferred
{Equitable
23% Jan
7
.—1
....
...
Office
2% Jan
X32
Sep
9
39%
Apr
Aug 21
107%
Feb
30
1%
Apr
58%i July 17
5
12
28
4
118
9%i Sep
26%
Feb
49 %
Dec
Oct
112
3V8
Jan
Bldg
40
Apr
66
JaD
No par
57% Jan
4
92% Sep
27
46
July
73
Jan
No par
—
_
49% Jan
106% Nov
—
Service
_
50
.100
Public
39%
•'o
.—3
Corp
preferred
88% Oct
62% Jan
5
95
Nov
10
47 V2
Apr
83
Jan
% Jan
8
1% Mar
1
A
Dec
No
.NO
par
par
54
.
Jan
92
7
;
Sep 27
%
Oct
Volume
158
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4229
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
Saturday
$ per share
11
11
47%
48
*77
7 %
714
11%
10%
10%
10 %
10%
10%
share
per
7
6%
"10 %
10 Va
10
21%
2%
*2%
:*
YORK
47 %
Erie
35,400
2,400
RR
Ctls
No
par
8V4Jar.
No
par
8
Jan
9
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39 % Jan
12
50
68 Va Jan
18
3% Jan
2
5% Jan
Pitts RR Co
Eureka
7%
:,7%
T0%
5,600
Evans
21%
2,000
Ex-Cell-0
2%
2%
500
33%
.
34 V4
: 5.200
:
3
lnt
3,400
Vacuum
Cleaner
Products
5
Co
3
Exchange Buffet Corp....
2.50
J per share
f per share
4%
Jun
4
37/a
Jan
10
Oct
52% May 19
32% Jun
44
Jan
77
70
70
Dec
Mar 26
9% Jun
8
4
14% Jun
5
Nov
8
29 % Mar 30
19
20
.
Highest
4
% Jan
5
Corp
16% May
16 Va May
Previous
Year 1942
Lowest
I per share
9
benef
5% pref series A
Erie &
78
I per share
common
of
10:,,;
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--
Range Since January 1 ;
Lowest':.;
Highest
:'/ ;
Par
21V2
-
i'.
Range for
STOCK
EXCHANGE
6,300
10%
*77
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V'
22%
2%
•;
10%
46%
i.v'w
-
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;
10%
20%
—
NEW
Shares
10
—
:*
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7%
9%
v,
the Week
$ per share
__
47
78
20 V2
f
2%
2%
47
80
•.
6%
7
11%.%'
21% vj;
20
2%
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.
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47%
46 '/a
47%
Sales for
Nov. 13
10%
9%
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78
9%
22
♦2%
9%
6%
11%
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11
47
78
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share
10%
9%
$
$ per share
$ per
share
per
:: 10
11%
10%
$
STOCKS
Friday
Nov. 11
Nov. 10
Nov.
Nov. 8
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Nov. (>
RECORD
HIGH SALE PRICES
AND
1949
10 Va
Dec
1%
Oct
4%
Sep
7Va
Dec
28%
Oct
1
3% July
Jan
4% Apr
20
May
11 Jan
1%
Nov
F
35%
22%
10
34%
35%
x32%
22 Va
35%
21%
22 Va
21%
9%
22 Va
x21
10
9%
9%
9%
10
—
34
22
22
•10
.
33
33
%
22
No par
% Nov
21% Jan
9
42
Mar 26
27% Apr
37 V»
Jan
.20
Farnsworth Televis'n & Rad
13.400
14%
& Co
6
28
May 27
19
Jun
29%
Jan
Corp.l
9% Nov
9
11 Va Nov
6
Jun
Falardo Sug Co of Pr Rico
2,800
9%
1,100
—9%
■
Fairbanks Morse
x32
'
*14%
15
*1.05%
106
105%
105 %
"22%
23
22 Va
22 Va
17
*16%
•'
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104
4%
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16%
16 >8
48%
48 %
48%
38%
35 Va
38
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20
19
107
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35 Va
35%
*25%
26
34%
19%
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18%
.
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35
35
25
26
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1,700
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3,700
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.
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:
107
.
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45%
45%
45
46
-
11%
11%
11%
11%
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46%
V
48
12 to
32 %
25%
107%
107%
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20
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12
11%
11%
66
31%
31%
25%
25%
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108 %
107%
107%
2%
2%
2%
19%
19 %
12%
4.300
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70
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31%
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109
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2,800
i
Gabriel Co
.
251a
25 Va
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4%
,
24%
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13%
12%
12%
51 In
51%
51%
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ii
10%
9%
109'/a
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12%
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4%
334
10%
11%
10%
82
85
80
35
86%
28%
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4
27
147
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35
35%
40
34%
35%
34%
40%
41%
40
40%
39%
40%
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118
2%
2%
116%
103
103
101 y4
133%
133
51%
127
36%
;
51
50
127%
35
51%
36%
18%
18%
17%
101
101
133
133
1
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141
45
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8
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27%
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40
2%
101 Va
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49 Va
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5
4%
18%
17%
6%
1%
18%
19
400
18%
42
18%
18
18%
,
22%
14%
14%
14 Va
14
14
1,400
80%
80
80%
1,280
Gen Steel Cast $6
21%
1,900
General
18%
300
17 %
19%
16%
7%
7%
6%
17
7%
•
18 %
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18
17%
70
6%
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71
21%
17%
112
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19
19%
21%
21%
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17%
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21 %
10%
11%
10%
10%
82
82
18%
18%
18%
18%
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45%
45%
83
83
81%
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19
19%
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83
83
83
36%
37%
37%
100%
100%
100 Va
34 %
35%
106 V*
106%
7%
7%
7
102%
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1
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34%
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100
1
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101
106%
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33%
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15
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9
101
101
35
101
33%
34%
106%
900
7%
7%
2,200
100%
100%
140
1%
1 Va
IV4
27,000
4%
\x4%
4%
4,200
7%.
100 Va
15
"14%
9%
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25
17
17
17 V4
17%
r. 2,300
24%
24 V8
24%
12,200
33 V4.
24%
16%
17 Va
16%
16%
25%
25%
24 Va
25 Va
24%
25
23%
23%
23%
23%
23
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148 Va
148 Va
150
23%,
24%
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147
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58%
♦45%
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18%
18%
11%
11%
11%
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45
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11%
11%
3%
3%
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134
58 Va
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134%
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10%
3%
10%
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32%
32%
46 %
47
29
32%
29%
30
l
44%
45%
T
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220
1,300
17%
10,100
11%
900
10%
11
•
30
44%
7.900
Gulf
(W T)
5%
Nov
L)
5
Oct
Feb
16%
Apr
21 Va
Nov
22
1% Aug
9
32 % May
148
4
Nov
3
39% July
2
2
9
4
28
5
2
2
4
4
30%
Oct
44% July 15
x23%
Apr
40%
Jan
116 Va
July
119% Sep
6
Nov
107% Sep
61
1
21
137
Jan
3% Jan
5% Jan
3%
iY Jan
10 Va
25% May 20
112 % July
1% Jun
59
23% Mar
15
24 Va Jun
July
25% Jun
Jun
Nov
Apr
19 V.
Jan
8 V4
May
11
10
20
May
7%
Jan
15%
Dec
3
Jan
5%
Nov
110
x40% Mar
61
Feb
Nov
4
Apr
5%
Jan
50
17
4
May
65%
Jan
12 Va
16
37%
22
Sep
Jan
44
V4 Jun
6
1% July
6
Oct
Feb
Jan
8
3% May
97 % Aug
25
73
Nov
82
Feb
45% Sep
20
13
Jan
27
Dec
25
56";
Jan
83 %
Dec
41% July 17
10 V4
Jan
108 % July 14
60 Va
Jan
1%
Jan
11
102
Oct
9% Apr
100
29
Nov
5
x58
2% May 10
2%
27
•:
Mar
6 1
Jan
9
13% May 29
3
37
24% Jan
Sep
1 Vs
Feb
Dec
18%
Oct
Jun
25%
Feb
22%
Apr
65''
11
130
8,
Jan
27
50'
27
50!. Sep
2V',: May 27
14VeJan
4
Jan
4
13%'July 16
9
17 % May
12
25
July
13 Va
27% Jun
3% Jan
23
19%
153% May
par
Nov
1
2
2
32
2
9
19
22 Va May
22
July
Jan
2J/4 Jan
Dec
Nov
Apr
23% Nov
81% Jan
Jan
9%
Apr
18
7
100
Nov
26
27
6
par
5'/a
8%
>
32% May 10
Jan
21% Jan
10
19
Dec
Nov
81% Dec
Sep
6
Dec
4%
■ft Sep
4
6% Apr
7
July 13
Jan
90V4
Jan
17
10 Va Nov
Dec
28
2
11
Jan
16%
Sep
8
57% Sep
Feb
Jan
101%
Jan
31% Jan
Jun
8
4% Jan
1
Nov
79%
13% Mar
10
9% May 10
74
May 20
1% May
31%
55% Jun
9
23% May 29
112
Oct
Mar
14 Va
9
July
%
23
4
July
14%
107 Va
4
17
91
Apr
Apr
Va Mar
101
15
Sep
14% Nov
13
12
Jan 14
8
25 Vs Jan
9
90% Jan
4V4 Jan 11
100
Feb
Dec
109% May
Va Jan
7% Jan
29% Feb
4
25
.
i
Dec
Jan
3%
Jan
2
2
Apr
1% May
2 Ve
45% Aug
Jan
Aug
5
25% Jan
33%
11 Va
48%
n"*
Apr
14%
12
41% May 42"
Jan
July
Nov
14%
11
10 V8 May
Jan
63%
Mar
Jun
5;
28 y4
143
Apr
9 Va May
10%
10
160% Jun
25
No
30
44%
Sep
5
Corp
July
131%
10% Mar
24% Jan
No
128
99 Va Aug
——1
100
—1
Apr
24% May 29
8% Jun
8
48
Wo
Apr
Jan
110% Sep
9
2 Ve May 10
•
2
_10
Oct
13% Aug
1% May
29
5
No pot
87
30
6Vb July 23
ft Jan
1% Jan
73% Sep
Co Inc„
Jan
Apr
122
6
22% July 16
138
Jan
102
122
July 13
2
100
1%
Mar
64%
July 23
56
59
Jan
14% Jan
41
Jan
Wo par
nreferred
111V4 Apr
% May
23
2% Apr
118
14% Sep
15
Nov
Apr
85% Oct
par
132
Apr
21%
2
pfd_..Wo
(The)
120
I
4
8
Dec
Jan
Jan
Prop—Wo par
4%
90 V4
20
Ore
2% July
Dec
Nov
2
1
5
par'
140
66 %
93
July 28
83% Jan 14
Jan
Apr
98 % May 19
No par
10
Co
Iron
106
Aug 23
Jan
5
4% Jan
60% Jan
preferred
Oil
3% Jan
3%
14
_Wo
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR
4,100
Feb
3
9%
14% Jan
5%%;: preferred...—
30
46%
104
Sep
113% Jan
80
Nov
Sep
Sep
4
par
7 V.
Mar
6%
13
5
Apr
98
35
2'
Jan
16 V4 Jan
Feb
Dec
2
9% Jun
2
108
3%
10 V*
53
8% May 19
Jan
12% Jan
Mar
% Jan
31 % Jan
15% Jan
9% Jan
60
Jan
Oct
Apr
Feb
18% May 20
2
X104
Jan
3%
4
5
129
Jan
21
2
Jan
34
Sep
Jan
Aug 31
151
12
Jan
Jan
Jan
100
Grevhound Corp
45 Va
rj
7%
71,%
20%
130 '/a
30%
2%
2%
9% Jun
1
134
Mar
4% Jan
2% Jan
83
Great Western Sugar
Preferred
«5
4
Wo par
No par
Wo par
—Wo par
Guantanamo Sugar
10,700
5% Jan
8%
Feb
Jan
Jun
Wo par
Co—
Great Northern Ry 67c
8%
51
4
Grumman Aircraft Corp—
50
107
4
Jan
par
50
(B F)
3.600
6%
m 6 V4
6V4
Co
par
1
3,900
3%
133
29
Jan
15% Jan
preferred
(H
25
Jan
37
2
Wo
Grand Union Co.—__
Green
11 % Oct
4
6% Jan
102
Jan
preferred—
Brewing
Nor
51
par
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
5%
26
2
5
Preferred
Great
14% Apr
53% Apr
25
Green Bay & West RR—
45
Va
30
46 Va
6%
-
58%
3%
5%
3,200
23%
150
"128
6%
5%
*
•
3%
45
6%
100
'11 Va
.17
,f.U
134
*125
V2
44%
17%
11%
25
"57
45
17%
.
11%
11
11%
134
134
58 %
44%
46%
■'«
24 la
148 Va
x24 Va
I
33%
♦24
11
Jun
Nov
May
11
% July
4% Jan
103% Jan
Wo par
1,100
33%
2
5
(The).
Grant
"33
1
13% Jan
Wo par
Granite City Steel
33%
24 V*
147
300
16
6% Jun
15
9% Jan
51
30% July 13
12
Jan
18%
Sep
May
37 % Oct
Co
preferred
Goodyear Tire & Rubb
$5 conv preferred
Gotham Hosiery—
V
3
Sep
8
2
Wo par
3,000
9V4
25
33%-
•17%
"24
16
.;.9V4
»
Jun
Wo par
Rubber
5%
14,300
Jan
1
7
20
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co_
1,100
1%
1%
4% Jun
14% Oct
2 Vt Jan
100
&
conv
Goodrich
10
4% May 17
2% Jan 11
17% Jan
No
preferred
Co
tGoebel
150
Nov
par
(Adolf)
1,800
12,000
♦105 V2
106%
17%
"24%
~
84%
38 V4
Jan
97
Jun
par
Corp
Safety Razor
4% %
Gobel
Apr
Apr
18
85 Va
110
131% May
1
preferred
$6
200
.2%
•
Tire
conv
4,300
lVa
37 V3
$5
15 Va
2
12
3
preferred—No
Telephone
Glidden
2,500
;A1
.
.
10
Aug 23
Jan
7
No par
Gimbel Brothers
600
18:Va
;"2.%
38%
101
84
84
83
39
36
36
8,700
;•
...
Gillette
200
11
,-.18%
2%
U* 85 %
% 36
101%
"101
70
10%
•
1
39%
39 "a
11,400
*69%
11%
84
88
"85
7%
31%
17
96% Jan
12
preferred
General
3,000
38%
Jan
No par
100
—1
Time Instru Corp
6%
18%
7
70
71
Gen
112
I8V4
7%
11%
11%
"17%
"111
18%
71%
"71
21V4
18%
112
Apr
44VaJan
General Shoe Corp__
79%
22%
27
11
No par
79%
112
38% July 10
lOe
14%
21%
13
126 % Nov
—Wo
78%
"16%
30% Oct
1
preferred-.
14%
♦111
45
Wo par
Equip Corp
80%
18%
10%
Oct
No
14%
112
Jun
No
78 Ve
22%
"17%
♦111
5
38
Sep
10
General Refractories
2,900
14%
28
19% Jan
100
—Wo
Jan
Nov
May
1
14% Oct 21
par
preferred
Dec
12%
136
75
par
par
42
Apr
May
8
6
5
5
9 V4
114
12
16
2
No par
Precision
27% Mar
4
Jun
Jan
Jan
Feb
1% Jan
No par
—No par
Outdoor Adv A
5
19% May
5%
36% Mar
5% Jan
50
9 vb Jan
100
Gen Realty & Utilities—
$6 pref opt div series
9,600
16% Jan
1
preferred series A-No par
—
8%
21
—100
Gen Railway Signal
6% preferred—
70
1
41
5
May
140
Gen Public Service
2,100
113
1
41%
7
No par
Gen
18%
51
3
12
5
Foods
28
July 15
13% July 7
10% Jan
General Printing Ink
2,700
39ViFeb
9% July 15
50
xll6% Nov
——
preferred
$6
%
11%
No par
1,800
•111%
1
May
Aug
Sep
.——No par
3,700
1%
3
4
5
Common
112
1%
113
Gen
1,300
6%
"110
5%
.3,400
18
6%
112
2
5
9% Jan
50
Cigar Inc
conv
$5
700
4%.
3% Jan
,30% Jan
General Motors Corp
34,200
36
Feb
1
General Mills
150
50%
127.
Dec
21%
Inc
Gen Gas & Electric A
500
133
50%
126%
27 V4
Apr
No par
$6
Dec
Mar
—
Corp
$4.50 preferred——
100
Feb
16%
96% Jan
15'
General
29,900
May
Jan
18
No par
120
2%
115
86
10
General Electric Co
3,600
9V4
11
Corp
preferred
2
July 29
109
Jun
No par
preferred-
cum
7%
26,600
116
116
7%
General
50
•
•
.
500
}.
40
"110
132%
,
146
146
;
18%
44
18%
40
500
22% Jun
7
Dec
39%
Jun
No par
14%
80
B':
1
1«
83 V4
Apr
16
Nov
36
No par
Bronze
29%
39 Va Jun
Dec
105
28
10
General Cable Corp
Class A
2,600
Apr
1
Amer
General
1,800
12,400
..
83%.
-
—
.
4%
87%
8
No
82
"14%
1
■
'
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18%
18'%
18%
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113
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42
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18
-
1%
1%
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1 ;v
6%
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112
1%
19
%
1 %
1 %
17%
6%
%
6
"4%
18
17%
*111
111
111
111
4%
•
112% July 12
19% Jan
Transportation-'General Baking
$8 preferred
No
___
11%
27 %
—
v
26%
25% Jan
.
6,200
6Va
.
36
36
36%
4%
1%
18%
20
♦19%
35%
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-
126%
126%' 127
112
1%
1%
132%
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49% •50%
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6%
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112
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„
101
18
6%
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—
2%
101
4%
4%
4
"■•■'
14 Va
43%
Jan
,
par
pfd—100
$6 preferred
11%
—
115
36
4%
147%
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:
—
7%
117
2%
115
127
•
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7%
;v
27%
115
133 Va
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117
2%
2
101%
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:
146
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115
♦110
119
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■
2 Va
2
■
.
113
Gen
Apr
Apr
13%
10
Gen Amer Investors
2.500
*146
6V2
:
40 Va
35%
113
,
\
83
♦
2,000
40%
" 15% Jan
97% Jan
Gaylord Container Corp
5 % % conv preferred
109%
39%
"
4%
81
35
*116
—
11%
27
■;
150
;
6%
11%
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35%
-
6%
4
10%
10%
10
11
par
10
(The)
100
.
148
147
27%
27
♦147
150
"147
1M
Co
500
*106%
5
20
13
-
v-'7
31% Jan
No par
Wood Industries
Gar
11,800
Dec
7%
29%
July 15
43
No par
25
—
(Robert)
51%
■
'
par
42
Dec
1
(The) cl A
*12 V4
—
—
'
Jan
12% Jan
6
1
*51%.
•:
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10
40
4%
87
74% Nov
16
104% Jan
100
Inc
Jan
2
preferred
Gamewell
290
25%
4%
•
__
:■
■
109%
7 Va
638
6%
6%
6'%
H .3%
12
39%
.
148
*146
6%
4%
12
9%
*106%
'
39%
7%
4%
*6%
51%
—
.
Co
6%
100
Feb
18 Va
97% Oct
28
Co
'
12%
25%
'
—
•
13
*51%
9%
1091a
-
7%
\ 148
♦146
150
39
7-'%
7%
.7%
7%
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*106%
41
39%
41
,
—
4%
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•
—
25 %
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12%
51%
9
109%
10 •1
41
13
4
4%
51%
.
10%
*106%
25%
25
x4
4 %
4 %
'
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12%
Gair
13,200
.
*
*12
4%
Apr
100
'
*2%
♦12 %
13 Va
Jun
8
19% Jun
preferred
conv
Apr
3
No par
10
preferred
Trailer
8
78% Jan
50% Jun
Sulphur Co
Fruehauf
30
2%
'
Freeport
Jan
11%
No
—...
Corp
preferred
prior
Jan
24%
6
8
Machinery Corp
Corp
6%
93
Dec
25% July 14
No
1
Francisco Sugar Co
10
6% Apr
Jan
Sep
19%
2
No par
(The)
Stove Co..
F'k'n Simon & Co Inc 7%
2,600
25%
31%
:> "25%
31%
25%
"60
4
14
No
$7 conv preferred
'50
12%
"19%
12%
Food
240
18
«'/4
69%
Jan
27
Foster-Wheeler
3,000
Feb
3% Jan
15
100
Stores
preferred
conv
13
105% July 27
29% Apr
5
17% Oct 25
Jan
Food Fair Stores Inc
800
15%
116%
32%
"167%
234
15%
xll63a
66
25
47
15%
"19%
5%
160
1,200
19% July 13
7
13
25% Jan
A
Follansbee Steel
1,700
11 %
131%
12
4. 31%
3214
25 =»'8
%
46%
15%
70
11%
"66
$4.50
Co
2
Jan
86
10
$2.50
Florsheim Shoe class A
11%
47
"
131%
15%
"131
20%
46%
6
National
series
Florence
45 %
138
14%
16%
133
20
1214
70
"06.
46%
46%
47
15
"131
21
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•
47
16'a
6%
preferred
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500
4
26
i'& 6%
5%
46
Corp
300
34 3
"24 %
6
20
107
.
343 i
„
11%
131
Fidel Phen Fire Ins N Y
6%
par.
.100
Firestone Tire & Rubber
19%
44
16 Viz
Enamel
2,200
5,400
34%
7
i
preferred
16%
1,000
6% Jan
20% Jan
No par
No
37
343/s
•
5
*.
47%
108%
11'4
131
Ferro
Corp
Dept Stores
conv
*1065a
47
"47 %
4 % ',0
260
__„2
Motor Truck
Federated
100
26
6%
Federal
16%
"11'/a
6%
Federal-Mogul
3,200
94 Va
15
No par
36%
,
'
"46
-
1,100
4%
23%
1,600
Traction
46 y4
—
—
—
35
35%
17%
93%
107
35
&
Min & Smelt Co
4%
19 Va
"104
Light
preferred—,—
Federal
22%
—
34%
19 %
; $6
700
—
109
35
26
"25%
108
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80
22%
36%
35
107
35%
> *
104%
17 Va
\
■
—
48%
36%
;
108
20
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108
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34%
20
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22%
16%
47%
48%
36 Va
14
.
—
—
94
16%
48
35%
109
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35%
%
;
94
16
15%
lb %
48 %
38%
—
—
22%
22
94 %
94
93 Va
•
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4%
4%
22 V»
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17%
17
4%
21%
14%
105
22%
22
16%
4%
22 %
93
109
103 %
22%
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94%
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104
22
16%
17
16%
23
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13%
13%
.
v
22 Va
4%
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14%
13
1
18
■
-
86
Jan
;
Sep
Jun
4%
Oct
Jun
33%
Oct
50% July 26
H
"26%
28%
♦26 Va
28%
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a
28 V2
"36%
37%
♦36 Va
37%
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37%
16%
14 V*
16 %
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14
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108
,
„
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37%
16
16
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28
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15%
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14
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14
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108
108
108
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108
*105
page
1955.
Hackensack
37 Va
14
♦12
*106%
For footnotes see
14%
16
V3
15%
.
7%
1,800
Hall
Hamilton Watch Co
13%
108
20
8%
25
preferred—
A.
22% Feb
25
Water
preferred class
Printing Co
35
10
_Wo
par
—100
11
28% Sep
3
Apr
13
1
38
12% Jan
5
18% July 23
9 % Jan
18
Jun
104% Mar 13
25
Apr
35
Dec
8% Mar
13
Aug
4
8
Jun
110% July 28
95
Mar
15% Jun.
Feb
19% May
29
11V4 Nov
106%
Feb
1950
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL: CHRONICLE
-
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW
a
5%
%
*101%
105
*101%
64
7
6*2
%
102%
2
65
Shares
Harbison-Walk
15
3,500
10
5*4
5%
2*8
%;%-•<
2s.
.
2*8
14%
78
77%
14%
77%
•v'r
L
•
.77%
1
100
—1
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1:
64%
*111% 116
118
*112
118
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130
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Helme
1,500
78 %
2,100
Hercules
—No
Motors—
*112
116
'
*130
J
"
100
*112%
—
116
2
56% Jan
152
73
130
13
98
Jan
Apr
12%
Apr
80
Dec
88
May
8% Nov
%
Jun
1%
Jan
79*4
Apr
94%
Dec
May
141% Apr
58%
45
3
10*4
2
51
125
158
Feb
Jun
Jan
4%
Jan
Apr
Apr
87
May
Jan
16% Jan
5% May
136% Aug 26
Jan
104
146
Apr
3% Mar
May 28
17% July
j per share
Xl26
3% May 10
110% July 23
71
Apr
2
167
Mar
9
6
12% Jan
par
No par
6 9c
cum preferred—™
Hershey Chocolate
$4 conv preferred
10 %
5
100
No par
No par
Hercules Powder—
40
64
—
■
,
131
*62
.'v
64%
2
93*4 Jan 20
—25
7%.;non-cum preferred——100
20
144
5
Jan
1*4 Jan
25
Co
107% Sep
Highest
I per share
18% July 6
144% May 14
7% May 29
109% Oct 11
3
6*4 Nov
W)'—
(G
$ per share
6
Feb
4*4 Jan
2
Hazel-Atlas., Glass
100
78%
131
*63
86
Hayes Mfg Corp_
370
'
130
64 *8
64%
64%
*64 %
130
130
131%
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135
Year 1043
Lowest
6
13% Jan
par
100
6,200
14%
9931 Jan
No par
No
Refrac—
63
63
*163
14 3b
(M A) Co $5 pfd
preferred
102
101%
__
3,200
J per share
Par
Hat Corp of Amer class A_
6% 9c preferred—
Hayes Industries Inc—.
20
6? 4
2%
102
*63% '64%
69c
1,200
105
6%
2%
1013.'j
5%
"102
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142
105
Range Since January 1
Lowest
Highest
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,
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106*2
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STOCK
EXCHANGE
-
15
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14 %
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79
78*4
80
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14*4
15
15
2%
64%
t per share
"140
6%
102
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163
163
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24
101%
102
6 per share
15
*102
7
the Week
for
140
*5%
105
6*4
2*4
102
14%
Sales
Nov. 12
'
106*2
140
5*4
105
64
*63
65
*63
5*4
105
2*8
2%
102%
15
142
*'136
5*2
5*4
"106
Friday
Nov. 11
$ per share
106*2
xl4%
15*2
142
*140
142
<
5
15
15%
15%
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*'106
106%
105*4
106Ja
STOCKS
Thursday
Nov. 10
J per share
I per share
$ per share
■
■
Wednesday
Nov. 9
Nov. 8
Nov. 6
1065
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
Monday, November 15, 1943
49
Jan
71
July 14
Jan
118
Aug 16
79
75*4
134
30*4 Mar
100
Oct
Feb
14% Nov
Mar
Dec
Oct
48%
Dec
102% Jan
'
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18%
*17
19%
*19%
21
20
20
*37%
37%
36%
36 3 V
*36%
*13%
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13%
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12%
13
117
29
37 %
37%
13
13*4
13*4
12%
12%
-
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:
19*2
37*4
12%
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18%
20
19-%
13
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13%
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18%
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:
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■
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117
900
Hires Co
900
Holland Furnace
13%
900
•••;•'
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117
'
1,300
12%
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39%
37%
39 4
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43 %
43
43
13% :
12*2
13%
53%
53
53
111%
111
111
13%
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13
52
52
110%
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65
65%
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33
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7%
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16%
164
16 %
16 3 4
16%
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16%
32%
35*4
32%
34 4
34%
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10%
10%
9%
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8
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32
30
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114
112
112
10%
18,000
1,700
43%
340
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1,540
16*2
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1,900
35%
1,400
66%
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6
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12:
27
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28%
28%
29
143
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3,200
15
29
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200
20
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28
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20
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55
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123%
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7,200
22%
224
1,100
66
107b
18'
163 %
Apr
74%
Feb
8% May
5% Apr
12%
Jan
8
27
,
Nov
9
Jan
2
9
5
5
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8
9
21
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—
/
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600
Jones &
5 9c
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Jail
109% Mar
151% Jan
28
40
July 27
147
8
Jan
Apr
61
Dec
May
166
July
% July
Mar 25
Jan
3% May
38
12*4
138
1%
24%
Apr
126%
July 14
13% Nov
1
; 1
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57
Apr
Jan
5
63% Nov
Apr
/
7%
136
Dec
Dec
15% Jan
43% Mar
60%
Jan
Nov
1%
Oct
% 3%
Oct
46%
39
July 16
28
Jan'
44
Apr. " 5
38% July, 26
4
7
36
Jan
102% Jan
15
6% Jan
7
6% Jan
10% Jan
27 % Jan
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6
94
1%
Jan
2
Jan
18% Sep 21
6%
Jun
Jun
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32% Apr
3
145% Jun 10
34
39
96% Mar 30
July 24
21
100
126
Jan
27
stamped... 100
109% Aug 19
78
92% Sep
136
79
27
July 21
Aug 16
19% Jan % 7
26% Apr
6
100
54 % Nov
65
Apr
5
82
Apr'.76
64% Jan
8% Jan
Oct
Nov!
74
Nov
10% Nov
95
Jan
11 %
Dec
32%
Jan
138
Jan
Nov
10% NOV
18% May
33%
May
50 % May
322
Oct
104%
85
Jan
107%
Jan
73% Dec
Jan
129
Nov
17% Muy
24%
Jan
53%
64
Jan
61
Dec
May
79%
25
19% Sep
Feb
23:; /%. 5
117 h Mar
9
2% Jan
8
Jan
11
7% Aug
12% Jun
4
39%
Feb
Aug 28
par
9
5%
,
-7*4,
88*4 .Apr
7% Apr
24% Apr
127
Apr
16% July,. 8
12
Feb
32
26
,18
5..
9% Jan
26
48*4 Feb.
May
May
May
28
111% Aug 26
4
Jan
Mar
26
16Tb May 10
7
7
par
52% Oct
115
Jan
39
Z
July 14
16% May 10
■;»:
14
>4§%y.pref';£erie3 B/COUV:^-,——100
joy .Mfg;-Cb——
1
Nov
30Ta Oct'
30%
•
Dec
Dec
4%
11
Jan
Laugldin'Steei..—i—No
Feb
23%
Oct
...71% July 12
135
Dec
6%
11
70
pref series. A——
Jan
6
Mar 29
36% Apr
12
Apr
par
:
100
Sep 24
July 2
6% May 11
5
37% Jan
preferred-i.-----100:
Preferred
Feb
Dec
111% Feb
10% Jan
4*8 May 10
;,' 3% Jan>■ 4/
No par
'JobhS';Manyille^Corp;--'--'__^No
18%
Oct
16%
35
;
9*4. Jan
.1
-
177
8% Jan
2
45% Jan "2
1
(W BV'Co—
6
Oct
Mar
4%
10*4 Sep
Apr
67
130
Jan
100% Aug
5*4 Apr
5% May
74% Jun
9
23*4
42
21
Mar 29
9% Apr
177
Jan
90% Jan
,$6 preferred———
2%
6
38% July
115
9% Nov
May
Jan
15% Apr
8
8% July' 1
26% Nov
-1
Joliet "&
203B
68
May
July
54
11% Jan
55% Jan
3% Jan
pan
Island Greek-CoaU—
•
Jewel,Tea Co-Ti;c_
20
68
74
153
Jan
13
32'4
168
■'/•'■• % Jan
100
Intertype-Corp——_No
•
Jar.vis
100
20%
%%■>/■-•.
^
,20%
7
July 23
78% July 24
100
1,500
54
*54
100*4 Apr
162
100
•__
1,800
-.,//:>*
108%
56
55
Preferred
300
,
204
214
55
8
Nov
5%
6
5
'
108 4
...
85
—•
28
—No pur
Foreign share ctfs——No par
Interstate Dept Stores-..;;,
No par
2,800
16%
-'*14%
—
••.12%// ••//%:•'•.
*75
12*4
1% Apr
19*4 July 24
Intern!; Telep & Teleg_-
127,900
109
*138
—
•
~
400
12%
5*4 Nov
44% Jun
6
—No par
International .Shoe—— ——Nonpar
International Silver-—
50
19c preferred————————-100
;
49
-*107%
I4s-yv ,>/v44%:
29 %
27 3.,
.'•'
:;/// 16%
—
.
100
600
120
1134
—
*106*4
83%./ %■;
83 3»
129'2
128%
•v
*113
—
•••;
;
'
.
Dec
Jan
ft Jan
8
6
Paper ,Co—'——15
coriv^preferred-——100
preferred-—
International; Salt_—
3%
2
21% Jan 28
106
Jan 21
par
—No par
5 9c
1*4 Aug
5% Aug
23 %
Mav
6*% Jan
Corp.;—-ii-1
Inter.Ry^.of.CentiAjiiui--—-No
Jan
Ja n
/•
13
9% Nov
—25
.
%
2
16% ;Apr
87
—.5.
——-100
49c-, preferred——.
17
9
158*% Apr 17
62
Jan
5
—100
—••
—
18
Oct
34% Feb
32% Nov
International
700
36
29% May
Jan
56% Jan 20
%: 5%
3,100
42%
,
*114
16%
140
12
28
108 4
.
-
10P
.
30
5,200
60
*40
36
13
16*4
143
—
13
12%
.
F/4
—
*47%
120
*107%
*15
*75
20
21
*10%
;
*75
•;
12%
12
28%
*106*4
494
16
28%
-
12%
12*8
27
;>
—
-
24 Jun
4%
May 10
par
.Hydro-Elec Sys class. A
Sep
2*4 Apr:
48
—No par
Int Nickel of Canada—:,
Preferred--hi—
•
33,400
74
59
No
106
May
Dec
16% May
31% May
——No par
Machines
International Mining
•
36%
49%
12%
109
15%
109
14%/ '
*29
;12%
12%
12%
7%
.
06
Oct
"44%
1
10% Jim
144% Jan 20
:
26,800
64
Apr
11% Jan
International -Miii &; Cheni—
5,400
12%
63 3 4
30%
Feb
7
par
.
134
12*8
427«
*113
12%
*130
....
v" 4-//
7%
36%
49%
<4.
59
*40
.
120
12 4
109 3 4
*138
4
143
*47%
*113
13 *b
14*2
15%
*14%
41%
7
58
36*4
120
15*2
17
109%
41*2
36 %
49 4
B
12%
144
*13%
491
12*8
13%
*16%
41%
*114*2
120
13%
4'•'■•;
7%
56'4
'
35%
35*4
36
36
*109
7
56
*40
42%
*40
'
*114*2
7%
>
11% Nov
7
No
Preferred
:
'
Business
Int
4,200
■9;r\
27%
Jan
2
International Harvester—-—No
4,400
4Tn
267 8
—
....
12-%
■.
Int
220
1%
•
4%
/—
—
.
134
65%
61*2
170
15%
11%
6%
6,200
65%
62%
55*2
67
170
-
39%
4
100
Interlake Iron—
15,000
,
.600
*63%
27%
*130 4
1,500
6%
165
*14%
12%
8
658
*4
.—
preferred
Intercont! Rubber
Feb
38*4
Jan
Jan
.-1
6%
66
—
65 %
62 %
6%
....
12%
74
Interchemical Corp.:
165
—
65%
*61%
800
112%
Jan
Jan
1C00
Insuranshares Ctfs lnc_
65%
27*8
131
131
100
Dec
115
37
—
31
*30%
*112
—
44,
ctfs series A
8
1%
*43-i
4*2
:*7%
15%
*63*4
8
Dec
18% Jan
v
Indianapolis Power & Lt—No par
Industrial Rayon—
No par
Ingersoll-Rond
—No par
69c preferred—————100
Inland :$teel' Co—
:—No par
Inspiration Cons Copper
20
•
8,700
1%
15
644
RR See
10
10%
preferred series A——100
lines 4%——
100
Leased
1,800
"
169
6%
7%
18%
Dec
8*4
9% July 13
41% Apr
5
•
-
7
1%
15
'
.
70%
-
:
•
—
66
169
"L%
'
'
168
65*4
168*4 168%
■
100
..Illinois Central RR Co—
1,700
162
70%
10
.
6r'ts
*166
66%
F%
44
27*4
65
;
89%
*161
—
112*2
6%
6%
89
—
~-
31
*6%
165
'■ •.
—
8
•
112
•
6%
169%
.
66*4
4%
66
65
16%
*65%
*132%
63
166%
6*8
7
67'e
170%
*7%
31
113%
6
T
...
.
_No
Hupp Motor Car Corp..
Jan
Oct
11% July. 12
2% May 10
23%
10
9%
31
113%
8
'
—
72
8
*7%
67
6%
7 4>V
7
■
30% Jan
4
Dec
Nov
29% Nov
27
July 12
68 % Nov
2
/ /: ://■ /7%
;-
162
x72
9%
31
-
88% -:• /'•'■•
*161
72*a
9%
■
87%
160
71
31
*112
88 *.'4
160
73 4
2
2
10*4
;
35%
89
34 Jan
ii Jan
23%
—
'■/
114
Mar 10
59% Aug 31
4% Jan
43%
....
4-/../
43%
105
par
35*4
■
24
43%
7
7
•
104
*23%
..
*35%
162
-100
Jan
& Power Co.—No par
25
c
15,200
23
57% July 30
Houston Oil of Texas v t
11,000
9%
2
44
.——I
7*2
14
43%
July 22
Jan
21%
29% Mar 30
14
23
17
7
7%
11*4.
5
8
-
444
9% Jan
7
—
25%
12
% Jan,
1%
9%
36% Jan
4% Jaa
7%
:
24%
6
110
42%'Sep 20
45
July 2
22% Jan
1%
'
5
15
17
Mar
12*4
9
Jan
No par
No par
-—*—
11
8
100
1%
•
31
5
Houston Light
17
Apr
115% Jun
-No par
%
7
*24%
6
.—..100
7*2
*6*4
:
Jan
12% Sep
8
Jun 22
115
300
1%
44*n
71%
-
14*4
2,600
7 J/2
22%»
87
-
12% Mar
2,500
24*2
44 %
*158
1%
■
preferred-
21% May 10
25% July 13
40% July 2
17% July 12
21
7
5
—.No par
—100
12.50
—No par
2,200
■7
11%
74%
33
7
//f/;
5'' t-
11,300
6
28% Jail
—10
Household Finance
1,200
6 To
(Del).—
Class B
150
65%
6*2
--
1%
110
654
'
.
32%
*1%
*108
.
■
—
*6*4
26%
89%
600
24%
2
162
52%
6*4
11*4
89 %
3,600
24%
44*
.
—
65
'7
31%
26%
•74 5 j?
13%
6%
138
*158
300
24%
734
1%
31
1%
■
■
25*8
7%
41%
52%
—
110%
6%
6{'a
30%
:
41
^
13%
53
6,400
13
'■{'' ^ ^
.'.
-
38%
(C E) The
Holly Sugar Corp—
7% preferred—,
Homestake Mining-—'
Houdaille-Hershey cl A
10
38 4
41*2
110
31%
134
7%
26*b
*41
123j
7*8
;•'•:,■,
1%
1%
*7
26*8
42
116
'
38%
53
65%
31
32
32
38%
12%
%
6*4
7
38'.4
*41
65*h
66
66
37%
;
12%
116
--
14*/2 Jon
16% Jan 18
10
1
Hollander & Sons (A)-
123-t
■"/
12%
*116
Hlnde & Dauch Paper Co
19%
37
'
'■
117
*116
18%
*18%
*36%
—
—
Jan
K
.
*
18%
128
123 %
7
*22 %
.
*123*2
6*8
7
15
104
*103%
13*2
13%
103 %
15%
*108%
*20%
*12%
*112
30%
104
*108*2
112
13
*112
19*4
12%
114
17%
32
5
21%
*6%
21%
7
28%
32%
'11%
112
x51*4
12*4
21%
21%
6 *'2
*6%
19%
30%
17*8
.;;/•
*29
4*4
21%
*108%
20
12*2
4%
>;
•
*51
21%
12*2
*12%
112
112
30%
'
40
900
/"•
112
_
19%
2,000
12%
'2,100
11.2
30%
60
31%
17*4
*17
*29
27,200
17%
31
30%
4*2
*
4%
500
51%
21r8
214
22%
7
*6*4
28
28
27%
27%
28
32
32
32
.
11%
11
11
11%
11%
63%
61
61
11%
11%
62
63%
62
64
360
26*4
25
25*4
25
25 4
25
*16*4
17%
*16%
17
25
16*4
16*4
2,300
16%
*15 7
4%
*1%
15%
*29
*18%
*34
38 3 o
*35
*22%
114%
4%
1%
37
*35*4
23
*22%
114%
5
3%
3%
1%
1%
*114
1*4
37
23
*36
22%
114%
114
3%
4
1%
1%
103% Feb
1
110% Aug 31
14% J1111
2
24% May 11
Kendall Co, $6:pt :pfd A
Kennecott Copper—'—;—
102
370
.
100
16%
Laclede Gas Lt
5 9c
Lane
37
37
100
Lee
23
*22
23
500
Lehigh
*114
114%
140
4 9o
4
4*2
1%
1%
9.100
1%
5,000
St Louis—-100
!
..100
.
No par
Rubber & Tire——
Portland
preferred—-—
Lehigh Valley RR——
Lehigh. Valley Coal
5 % conv.. preferred
Lehman Corp
(The)——
_5
100
50
conv
13%
15'«
13%
14
14
14%
14
28 3
277 «
28%
28
28 * '2
28%
18%
18%
*18%
19 4
400
35 7«
35
35
300
Lerner
38
37
37%
No par
:
50
Lehn & Fink Prod Corp__
*34%
194
18
18%
*18
34%
34%
34
34
37*8
38*4
36*4
36 7 u
64
6%
6%
6%
*36%
38%
6%
36
6%
36
For footnotes see page
1955.
36
18%
36
37
6%
37
6%
38
6%
*37
14
28%
6%
39
3,800
•
'
4,300
4,000
29,100
500
Stores Corp
par
25
Cement—
28%
36
Jan
29
113
Apr 24
354 Apr
8
1
5
No par
Libbey Owens Ford'Glass—-No
Libby" McNeill, & L*bby_—
Life Savers Corp—1
par
7
8
Apr
11%
Feb
Dec
100 %
Jan
Jan
11%
93 % July
10% Apr
103%
Dec
14%
Dec
7
4%
100
26%
.
Jan
9
Jun
7.
2
20% July 15
11%
34
July 15
24%
Jun
1% Jan
13
6% July 26
1%
Jan
34% Jan
12
18% Jan
2% Jan
.
11
4
.
Feb
17 *
22Tb
Jan
22
Jan
Jan
7%
Apr
41%
11%
Jan
18
Dec
11%
Dec
28
Dec
19% Jun
18
39% Oct
30
Jan
4.
29
107% Jan
27
2% Jan
2
Oct
120
6
Jan
29%
21 %
7
2
3%,
27
Apr
19
11% Jan
lilJan
Jun
191'2 May
22%
16% May 21
73
11% Jan
2%
Mar
29% Jun ',7
4
27
Feb
40%
7
26% Jan
Jan
2T'fl
30% Sep V'v
.Jan
20
29
24% Sep
2
9% Jan
Dec
■15%
63% July 29
'•
il7% Jail
35
Dec
Jan
37% Jan
Apr
7
Sep
105%
May
Jan
,
Oct
7% Oct
29% Nov
6
81%
15% Jan
"
124
May
25
•
13% Dec
'
16
28% Jan
No par
(The)—
15%
38%
16% May 11
84 Jan •4
—No par
Bryant————No
37
1
Co
preferred—.
Lambert Co
29%
4
20
- con v
pfd., 100
Kelsey Hayes Wh! conv- cl A—1
•. Class,
B-™—:
1
Kelt h-Alb'ee-orpiieum
114
4*4
12
Sep
6
10
38%
Nov
17
3
25%
23
Sep
104
30
62
115
,.
17
2
2
Jan
11% Jan
32 % Sep
11%
23
33
6
7% Jan
83
—5
.Co——_
10:% Apr
64%
*37
Z
6
32% Nov
26%
-114%
.
% Apr
4
64 *2
8
1
preferred—100
29
13;.
Jan
Aug
10% Apr
26
600
7
26%
*1578
conv
127
23% Jail
•
*6%
5 9c
20
100
■
2;
2
.24 4 Feb
2,300
32%
7
Kaufmann Dept Stores™
Kayser4 Julias}
•
Kroger Grocery & Bak—;—No par
290
28
32*4
preferred—-4—
122%. Feb
3,900
2,400
51%','. :
32
4ri"non-eum
19
Xl2% Jan
:/ 6% Jun
Keystone.Steel & Wire Co..—No par
Kimberly-Clark'-Covp^-—■—!No • par
Kinney (G;R) .Coh——___1
$5 prior-preferred-—-——No par
Kresge (S S.). CoL———10
Kresge Dept 'Stores——22
1
Kress' (S H) &'Cdii_—__-No par
^^4-
,
51%
28%
Kalamazoo Stpve jfe Furn___
10
Kan City -PArL/pf- ser B——No par
Kansas City;-Southern
-—No par
1,400
'•■'-
4%
32%
.
10
300
1.4
15%
28
,
.
/Z/v
104 -
15%
112
112
303B
52
104
193a
114
3%
*12%
15*4
*108*2
19*4
17*2
55%
6*2
15*4
X32
•
28%
32 %
14
104
31
53 3s
.
23
*12*2
*16%
4%
4
*103 ;i4
15*8
*29
21%
56%
22 3
6%
13
17
4*4
*55%
304
6*4
104
31*2
*29 38
*4%
12
*110*2
30 3 i
1634
*16 3 4
*30*8
13
15*8
'108*2
30
30%
22*i
20
12
114
22*2
112
19
20%
6%
*103%
15%
15%
15%
6*8
22 %
22
23
*1334
.
*
*123*4
128
7
17
July 17
July 20
8% May 19
2 % Jun
5
8% Mar
15%
Apr
18% May
104
:\
13
May
Sep
23%
Jan
Aug
113
2%
Jun
4
8%
Jan
15% Aug
25
Dec
1
20% Jun
Apr
1%
Jan
!
Jan
Jan
Dec
12
32
17%
Apr
14% Jan
6.
224 Jun
26
11%
Apr
14% Aug
23% Jan
8
37*2 Sep
17
18
Apr
26%
20%
Jan
33 34
Dec
17
4
Mar
5%
Jan
July 26
20
Mar
24
31
Jan
Jan
12
2
4
July 14
43% July 15
84 Jun
41
33
Dec
Jan
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4229
158
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Nov. 8
Nov. <»
S per share
AND
j per share
$ per share
,
STOCKS
Sales for
Nov. 13
Nov. 11
Nov. 10
$ per share
5 per share
v
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Nov. u
.
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
the Week
66'
06
X64%
66%
'•'65%
a
65
"63%
/:
64 3 4
>
Range for Previous
STOCK
,
Range Since January 1
Lowest
Highest
'
_
Par
S per share
•
Liggett & Myers Tobacco.,-
400
25
66 Vb
66 5 b
66
66'4
179
178!
27
26'2
26!
33:
30
33
■-37
38% :
37
37%
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18%
17%
18
*26%
32>2
•
66%
x64%
178 %
%
31
36%
37
17%
2
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7
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34% Jan
19
No par
No par
12% Jan
4
Liquid Carbonic Corp
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc
2,800
Lone Star Cement Corp
2,700
Long Bell Lumber A
Loose-Wiles
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28%
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•
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10
24% Mar
Mar 15
'3% Jan
320
2
6% Jun
9% Nov
19
6
1% Jan 27
1
5
Martin
3% Jan
2
Jan
9% Jan
5
2
15% Nov
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100
Marshall Field & Co
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8
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13% Jan
'
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11
727% Jan
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8% Jun
8
8,500
21%
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400
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.
3% Jan
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10 !'4
1,500
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108
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108
112
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112
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112
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1,400
Mesta
Machine
5,700
Miami
6,800
Mid-Continent Petroleum
1,000
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108
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6%
prior preferred
—40
100
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National Tea Co
X834
8%
2,500
12%
7,800
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123a
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7.12%
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200
1
Neisner Bros Inc
4%%
conv
serial preferred—100
Newberry Co (J J)
5% preferred series A
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—
Newmont Mining Corp
Newport Industries
Newport News Ship & Dry
$5 cpnv
preferred
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i
100
—10
1
Dock.—1
No par
Alar
lib
Oct
1%
Jan
12 %
Feb
18
Oct
91
Jan
66
4%
Oct
50
110%
Jan
23%
Apr
34%
Dec
G
28!a
Dec
48Vb Alar
7
12% Dec
July 14 ;
% Oct
39
8
Mar 29
Jan
2
Sep
73
50
Aug
Feb
4
1% Feb
27
11
30% Jun
1
Dec
1
8
12% July 14
23
176
7
July 16.
Sep 14
3
Apr
«5 %
Jan
Feb
Dec
113
Dec
6% Nov
39%
Feb
3Vb July
7
■
Oct
29% Nov
19% Oct
5Vb Nov
8%
Dec
% Alay
9%
13
Alay
16%
Oct
140
Alay
166%
Jan
16%
Dec
24
12% Apr
10% Sep
9
24
11
29% Sep
,
6
21% Jun
3% Jan
Jan
Oct
5
Tb Nov
20
Dec
13% Aug 23
14% Alay 10
34!3 Oct 26
15% Sep
11 % Sep
Jan
2
Jan 13
Jan 6
Jan 13
20
22
29 % Sep
30
Jan 12
Jan 4.
11% Jun
4
90% Nov
3
19
% Alay 27
6% Sop
12% Apr
4%
Jan
8% Alay
17%
Apr
14% Mar
3%
60
9%
9% Nov
26
Sep
18
Apr
6
Jan
Nov
72
11% Apr
Dec
15% Aug
7% Nov
Tb
Dec
Alar
16 Vb
Jan
1.78% July 13
145
Alay
168
Jan
28
129
Alar
146
Jan
150
Jun
13% Dec
17% Mar
Jan
4
29 %
Apr
36
7% Jun
7
1%
Apr
22
36
9
106% Mar 31
26% Jan 2
10 2 Jan 114% Nov 8
94% Nov 8
108% Sep
4% Jan
3% Jan
14
74% Jan
37
Jan 11
69% Jan
Alay
16% May
13% May
Jan 15
2
5
2
4
5
2
2
5
7
4
4
49
7
21% July 23
Nov
17
29
14% Jan 2
6% Jan 13
9% Alar 16
2% Jan
52
Jan
5% Jan
14% Jan
57
Jail
62
Jan
2% Jan
6
Jan
9% Jan
10
Jau
63
15% Jun
13% July
V*. Jau
Jan
11% Jan
40% Apr
4
14
160
137
14%
27 %
Jan
3
11% July 19
12% Aug 23
9*a Jan
4
,
Oct
Nov
25
44
7
Jan
11
25%
Jun
117
7
2
x25%
17%
6
70%
29% A-Iar
12%
Jun
79% Sep 22
Nov 12
Jan 5
Jan
9% Apr
20% Aug
% Jun 26
7
1
Jun 18
6% Jan 2
23% Jan
2
Jan
Jan
Jan
77
Jan 2
Jan 7
Jan 5
Apr 13
July 3
5% Jan 2
34% Jan 12
8%
15%
162
16%
5%
18%
6%
23
2%
53
15
62
111
Feb
Apr
11% July
'
13 Vb..,
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;
3
No par
Co
67
143b Nov
102%
114% Aug 24
2
—10
Co
5
92% Jun 30
5 % Jan
..100
..100
National" Power & Lt
6
Jan
31
No par
preferred B
3,400
11%
11% Apr
30% Nov
iVr
7
.'—1
—
National Lead Co
National Oii Products
8% Apr
4
18% Apr
No par
preferred A—'——
'
26-.
Stamping,
National Gypsum. Co
$4.50 conv preferred
Nat Mall Vfe Sl'I Cast
10
Oct
3% Dec
5
No .par
—No par
G7" preferred
10
Nat Distillers Products,/.—No par
7%
300
July 23
July
3% Mar
Oct
Ill
Jun
Dairy Products
6'.*
17,400
98
25
Dec
103
.
17
1
Nat Enam &
103% Jan
1% Alay
57% Jun
Oct
Nov
59 !a
Jan
xl07% Alay
Dec
a
27% Jun
National Dept Stores
80
2,100
...>
'
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Cash'Register
150
v
Apr 21
Feb
4
8% Feb
National Cylinder. Gas Co
100
•:
.
27-Vb
■
35 %
6
23%
103!
Oct
.,100
A'o par
10
No par
National Can Corp
Nat
Alay
19'%
16 % Alay
88 V* Apr
120
10
Corp:
7!b Jan
12 % Alar
July 19
19% Apr
Nat
3,200
Apr
Oct
117 Vb
National Container—,——■—1
11,200
5
9
2,700
•
8
xl3% Nov
2,400
19%
v.
& Share
Jan
Alay
Alay
5
preferred
Bond
30 Vb
10
National Biscuit Co
Nat
Oct
24
—1
6% conv preferred
Aviation Corp
National
7 c!o
33'a
6
Apr
Dec
Alay
1
Co
Acme
5,800
.
■•:—;
9,700
..
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145
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17%
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11%
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11%
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500
26
7 7 *27
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163b
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12
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144
16%
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78%
17%
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20
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277a
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Nat Automotive Fibres Inc
8
10 Va
25%
11%
29%
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26%
4,600
7%
16%
19%'
12
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26%
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89
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25 !b
11 Va
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31%
27
77
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29
21
110
100
Louis
k St.
Chatt
Nashville
Oct
22% Jun
1
112
No par
5
Corp,—:
Feb
Jan
6
3
8% Jun 10
illlltll 1
Liquidating Co
7 400
10%
:■
■
12
11 Ya
11%
39%
,
9
Nabco
■
32
Alar 19
1
preferred
.—No par
Munsingwear Inc
;
—A'o par
Murphy Co 'G C)—_——A'o par
4%% preferred--—...—:—.—,100
Murray Corp of America
10
Myers (F E) & Bro
—A'o par
Nash-Kelvinator
772
.
Dec
Apr 29
$7
30
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:
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—
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900
46,100
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119
21% Jan
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20
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11%
111
11Tb
31%
1%
10%
Jan
7Vb May
77
July
30% Sep 21
31% Jun
7
9
1
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7
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8
10%
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14Tb,
7'4 *1%
'
11'
10
30 lb
32
*10%
1%
1%
1%
11%
Dec
7% Jan
Jan 20
xl07
Nov
9
33% Jan 14
31% Jan 8
13
Jan
5
No par
8S
'
1%
HVb
-
-
Dec
34% Apr
9% Apr
114% July 22
Mullins Mfg Co class B——
20
100
Nov
15%
Jun
Dec
4%
Dec
9%
32% Alar
118
Co
5,600
.
42
2
5
Brass
6
Jau
39
94
55
Jan
24 Vb
20% Jun
6
12%.July
4
G
7
Corp
Mueller
Wheel
4
Oct
14
108!*
Oct
78% Sep 27
34% July 8
9% Jan
7
11% Jan 12
Motor
'
42%
—A'o par
50
& Co
Essex,-—..—
&
Motor Products Corp
70' :
,
John)
i
Morris
1,700
7
r
3%
*03
•7/21
.
1.400
.
'
*114'
9,230
par
_A'o par
No par
2.300
16 V*
4
-
Morrell
100
"
14Va
•
'
*76
114
47:
7
%
776
4
.
47: 26
■:
7
'
203b
'
16%
•
: 8,500
36
19 %
.14%'
.
27
7
*21
114
21 1
1GV*
"
3Tb
1
68
21! 2
73
*20%
78
3 Tb
3%
68
*68
*20% .421%'
*76%
:4V'*'
3%
44®
73
*68
42%
4;:.'42Vb'
12Tb
Apr
x5% Nov
64% Oct
Feb
128
Jan
4
76%
Feb
8
110
Feb 19
Apr 14 / 113%
x78% Nov
10
A'o
8
Nov
7 Dec
Alar
26
10% Apr
3% Jan
4
17% Jan 12
A'o par
$4 preferred
130
'
43
Chemical Co
preferred
115% Aug
89
% Jan
,100
20
Preferred series B
108
.
preferred series A
Carpet Mills
Monsanto
1,300
118
122
7
10
Corp
Mohawk
1.500
7
7
80
•*116
122
par
1,500
6 %
28!i
29
9
5%
4
3
Jan 2 '
64% Jan 17
13% Jan 13
1
4.600
134 '•
l!a
5 Tb
5Va
29
"
118%
1%
1%
5%
27 T a
;
.
88 %
*18 Vb
87
100
Minn Moiiiie Power Impl—
$6.50 preferred
!
No
9.400
5%
■:•.75%
*85%
85
1%
;.4% 7b preferred series C
3% Nov
22
101
Jun
9% Jan
9
20% Jan
par
100
.
:Pt 112
*107
-
.
5%
5%
19
1%
6! 4
-
,*il9%:
116%
*119
116%
5Tb
18%
7
30
28%
:
-
•
;
85
1%
5U
30%
'
81
19
1%
6!b
♦29%
7
86 !b
18%
89
*18Ta
5
6'a
8612
6nb:
.
2
Sep 30
Jan
5% Jan
18% Jan
•
112
--
Jan
11% Sep 18
Jan 13
26
—5
10
Minn-Hor.eyweil Regu
4% conv pfd series B.
108
v
-No
Co,
Products-..
Steel
cum
1 %
73
Jan
46 %• Jan
13% Sep
25% Jun 28
Jan 15
Feb 9
Jan
2
25
Jan
4
24% Aug 24
50
Copper
.24%
*■'*
'
28
6%
67%
*104
*108
:i
,,
:::
Min Trans
Merch &
600
28
:
'
27
118
113% Oct
Jan
6
67%
60
27
4%
1
1
26
:■>•-:6%:
y.n. Sir *
25%
%
118
119%
:
(6.%
G1^
■
25
25%
119
69! '2
69
6
24%
,
120 '
120
5%
'
27%
26%
•
.
121 %
69%
25%
23%
25%
*27%
*120%
"...
6%
28%
i
'
7
7
Feb 24
101
100
Aro par
25%
—:
Apr
6% Jau 13
A'o par
(The)
Apr
31
27 %
Aro par
Mengel Co
162
29
series A,:
preferred
Jan
16% Alay 19
'
;
.17% Sep 21
29%
176
50% Apr
$5.50 pfd ser B w w__
Melville Shoe Corp
210
•72..
*31%
.7%
7%
22% Aug 18 *
19% July
19 % Jan 13
1
5
Mead Corp
3,200
83
.-•
--*67s8
32
H
22
Nov
8% Jan 11
38!'4 Jan
7
14 % Jau 27
—No par
"
72
*30
Oct
Sep 29
Dec
25 !b
13
McGraw-Hill Pub Co,
900
" "*46
,
':•>
!./'?
83
7% May 29
36
110
Jan
34'*
1
800
135g
i'r
>
:
1
13%
46 3 4
10
7%
:
*77
700
13
6 Va
Oct
Aug
19
10
Alay
99% Aug
14
Apr
6% Jan
11% Jan
104
Jan
1
.100
223i
'
.
113
7%
•
82
McCrory Stores Corp,,.
57(7 conv preferred w w
25%
25
■
v_V-.w^'vV>'
14%
113
7%
*76
,
'v,'
9%
9%
v
100
Sep
~
10'u
253
25%
4,500
60
21% Feb
4
100
Jan
9
12% Jan 16
par
A'o par
:
27 % Mar 26
176
Aug 23
7
No par
-No
May 27
July 17
Nov
8%
7% Jun
7
43! b July 16
2
McCall Corp.—.
115
*105
22%'
*10%
.-jJ
32
.5
._1Q
1,200'
T5!4
15
r
•;
1.13%,:...:
25%'
19%
*19 %
<.
8
,,100
'
*19
24
1
11
20% Nov
par
"
Dec
16% •Jan
4% Jau
18% Apr 15
July 14
xl7
5
Jan
22
1
1,100
31
.
*102%
par
__Aro
r
5!b
5%
..
vji'-:
•
108 -u
*102%
2,900
:
'iiv;
31
31
30%
*102%
Co
54%
174
*172%
x5434
"x'f-
'.5
5
-
31%'
54%
54
1,300
21%' : 21%
L)
Martin-Parry Corp
Masonite Corp
Master Eleo Co
Mathieson Alkali Wks
7% preferred,,,:
500
25
25
; :■
10.400
■'
35%
*35!%
^
—
174
174
53%
-
v
(Glenn
Jan
Alar 15
12
Sep 23
19% Apr
5
4% July 14
6% July 13
■
2
14% Jan
Maracaibo Oil Exploration,
Marine Midland Corp
131
353u Jau
,25
6,600
"4%
4%
.
35%
24%
"171
112
•
—
35%
23%
21!»
53%
*102%
4%
•::
■
i
23
174
29
32%
112
-16 3 a
15%
•
35! i
21%
53%
5%
5%
*31%
*105
'
36
-24::% <
*l-7l%
53%
53%
•-,
■■X.'AU %:.4%
47b
*36
V
Jan
23% Jan
Dec
'
16%
Jan
21% Jan
Aro par
;
16 Va
15%
18%
76%
17% Apr
10
l
Mandel Bros
7,710
■
Dec
16% Nov
153
Dec
Alar
11%
79
Jan
7%
19% Nov
;
30% July 15
Manhattan Shirt,,
,14%
1334
■
421 b
Alar
2
>
17,400
13%
13
13%.
13% ,"14%
.
Jun
2% Ma r
28
19% Jan
A'o par
•__
-
3,300
Dec
Jan
46% Dec
26% Dec
16
,
16%
24 %
Jan
22% July 19
JulV-22
320
800
11% May
14% May
37% Jun 28
10
400
12% Oct
2
50
17%
.
Feb
37!a Nov
.
Jan
No par
.2%
17%
Dec
37
.
163 % July 22
8
100
.—No par
j._
Magma Copper,,.:
Mahoning Coal RR Co,
Manati Sugar Co__.
11
*10%
*
xl7
32%
26
•
'*11
Jun
-
Madison Square Garden,
6,500
Oct
21% Jun
8
900
;
31
12
15% Jan
59% Jan
2,400
375
■
"61b
5,000
16
23-% Nov
177
25% May
9% Jan
11% May 10
148% Jan
Mack Trucks Inc,;—
Macy (R H) Co Inc.
3,300
13;%
16
*280
16%
4
13
7
—
'
375
*280
27%
6% Feb
18% Jan
No par
25
16% Oct
6%
30
31%
11
37% Jan
,10
MacAndrewa
1
800
,
31%
31%
:
Apr
22%
64% July 24
.51% Jan
6
21% Jun
Jan
16%
25% Mar 29
7
No par-
'' M
7
*138
.
31
13%
*280
375
*280
:
"16%
17
16%
17%
375
*138
25%
2514
*'ZL '
25%
25
25%
•
1334
*17
25%
138%
30%
33
*280
25%
25%
138! 4
25%
'.Vf '•
33
8
I'M preferred
100
Louisville Gas & El A——No par
Louisville & Nashville
100
240
.1,400
70
Co
6
13 % Nov
Jan
74%
Apr
July 20
21% July 27
15% Jan
par .:
73%
164!a
May 27
42% Jan
l
—No
Biscuit
P)
<
■
"138
_
Highest
$ per 3hare
50% Apr
50 Va Apr
43
Lion Oil Refining Co
■
16%
July 15
44
2IV4
"68%
.
4
159%
21
•
■
'
J, '
22% Jan
No par
1,700
6%
"157%
%
*157% 159%
No par
6,900
27%
:
S per share
73% Jun
4
182% Aug 1£
28% May 27
2
Lima Locomotive Wks___
18,000
-
43%
*27
16%
2
Apr
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
v
14%
63i
.
;.••
••."•:
-
174
1,100
55
' 4334
300
63% Jan
100
1.600
14
^
25
Preferred
71
1,400
54:%
7
40
5,200
18 T a
1878
-
..
16%
.
18%
•'::v,-'':
^
27%
*27%
28
27%
4
6%
6%
% 6%
<;■
31
■
19
15%
57'2
19
32
37
.
■
26%
18%
77y-A
'
-
15
■:
31'%
4
Series B—
6,767
26%.
,iv
18
18
57 Yz
•19
65%
178%
3212
17%
18%
!
.....
27%
31%
30
\
••'26'
27%
"26%
•
2
65
178 %
"177
65%
178%
.66
*177%
178%
2
•S per share
62% Mar 25
■
179
Year 1942
Lowest
■
'
66%
*66
YORK
EXCHANGE
Shares
$ per share
-
NEW
1951
'
rMay 27
64% July 14
15% May 28
28% Jun
80% Jun
88
Jun
7% Alay
2
43% Alay
4
9%
Nov
3% Jan
54
Oct
Alay
6%
Jan
Jun
16%
Feb
1
45% Alay
63
Feb
2
51
Alay
70
Feb
2% Alar
4
Oct
8
5
4%, Oct
9%
Feb
19% July 14
5% Alar
9%
Dec
10% Apr
25% Oct
1
98% Nov
10
'
57% Sep
114
17
Aug
5
11
Jan
17
Dec
75%
Sep
28
Apr
39%
Dec
104
Alar
110%
Dec
0% Alay
22% Apr
7% Apr
30 lb
Feb
19% Oct 25
ll3*
Jan
21% Mar 30
15Tb
20
7!.
Jan
109 Vb
Jan
3712 Apr
8
Dec
93% Dec
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1952
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
Saturday
Nov. 8
(
$
per snare
35%
*34
33
33
34
$ per share
x34
34
16%
16%
16%
16%
108,500
18%
17
17%,.
17%
18
17%
17%
2,100
55
55
56%
55'A
56%
22%
23
53 %
57%
23
21%
22%
21'A
21%
*22
*9%
11
10%
11%
11
11%
27%
*25
129%
*128
130%
135
*129
136
*127
*128
*10
28
136
*128
13
%
46%
%
47%
%
*%
11
!;!
2%
2%
2 V«
2%
2%
2%
2%
*%
%
%
%
%
%
*%
Iff
•
14
47%
48%
14%
17%
17%
15%
17'A
xl3%
14.%
*33%
34%
33
33
*33
34
*33%
34
183
182%
183
181%
185%
183%
186%
186
*121%
124
14%
16
15
52%
52%
53
51%
51%
51%
124
"52%
51 %
15%
52%
53 %
51%
9%
8%
9%
100%
100%
100%
11%
114%
*17
17%
16
17
38%
38
38
114
4%
40%
13%
13 %
20
5
6%
Jun
12%
Jan
27
11%
Jun
.100
17'A
Feb
31% Jan
27
26% July 23
74% July 24
35
Dec
51
Feb
Omnibus Corp——No par
14% Jan
5
26
10%
Jan
15%
Jan
6% Jan
4
6%
Dec
16'%
Dec
17%
*51%
500
700
9
11,900
101%
70
12%
13%
45,700
*113%
114%
20
18%
3,100
40 3A
60
18
38
4
31,800
,
52%
8%
*100
18
*38%
3%
4 %
39%
39%
*38%
40%
*38%
*12%.
12%
*12%
13
*12%
4!A
13
560
53%
13 Ve
*39%
6%
4%
preferred series A
N Y City
New
York
Dock
No
par
16% Jan
63% Jan
7
4
4
'i
1,800
40%
10
13
200
preferred
50
N
Y Lack & West Ry Co
1NYNH & Hartford
Conv
Y Shipbldg Corp part stk
Noblitt-Sparks Industries—
Western
&
May
Apr
Dec
110
Feb
May
109
Feb
54
21
Nov
1
53% Jun
10
80
23%
Dec
1
A
Jan
1
% Jan
Jan
Oct
12%
6
Mar
Jan
ti Oct
2%
Sep
4
1 % Mar
3
Jan
%
Oct
9
26% May
7
19
Jun
30%
Jan
5
38
9
15%
Apr
23%
Dec
xl3% Nov
23
Feb
60'A
11
130% Oct
132
4
32%
Jan
162% Jan
113
July
%
2
192% July 14
143
Mar
192
Jan
5
122
108
Mar
116%
10
9% Jan
Sep
7
6% Mar
11 'A
Nov
50
49% Jan
5
52%
Jan
53
Jan
_50
Aviation
Pow
48% Jan
5
—1
8% Nov
8
50
91% Jan
6
100
Northern Central Ry Co
Northern Pacific Ry
7% Jan
2
No
Telegraph
par
39
Apr
56
39
Apr
Jun
8
8
9'A
Dec
14
25
85%
Apr
96
6
4'A
Jan
8%
100
Apr
110'A
8
8
Apr
17'A
Apr
38
2
19
23'A July
Jan
6
x3%Jan
Jan
15
8% Jan
2.50
7
41% Aug 18
14
31
—50
Jan
14'A Apr
100% Jun
Jan
36
No par
Preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co
4
18% May
116% July
107
50
Norwalk Tire & Rubber
Nov
18% July 21
56'A Jun
4
15% Jan
$5 pfd-No par
Northwest Air Lines
Northwestern
Oct
2% Mar
100
preferred series
5% % preferred series
States
12% July 29
28% July 30
131
2
100
pfd
non-cum
6%
Northern
6
May 22
4
X
1
Ry
22
237/a May
Jan
X
5
North American Co
North American
Jan
May
1% Jan
100
N
11
28% Jan
100
—100
IN Y Ontario & Western
Oct
101
100
preferred
Norfolk
44'A May 29
2
—fiO
130
non-cum
2
-No par
,NY4 Harlem RR Co
Adjust 4%
15%
13%
38
100
124
40%
4
4%
*39%
182%
*52%
114%.
17
*38
*
*113%
38%
16
*38
12%
12%
114
13,500
15'A
101 %
2,000
Iff
15
34%
9%
*100
100%
11%
13%
114%
13%
115
8%
9
8%
101%
13%
12
11
3,700
•
182%
52
9%
8,700
<>
o
*121
53%
51%
1,010
IS
I
2%.
14%
15%
52%
49
*33%
124
15%
*51%
*100%
*114%
*121
124
*121
15% •',15%
*122
27'A Jan
10%
*%
18
46
48%
45%
I :t
$ per share
10% Jan
Certificates
2%
49%
%
Highest
f per share
par
100
$5 non-cum preferred
"70
Year 1942
$ per share
No
Central
Y Chic & St. Louis Co
136
2%
48%
800
130%
f per share
Lowest
New York
N
*128
*128
Range Since January 1
Lowest
'
Highest
No par
28
*128
*128
136
1,600
11%
"25
130%
*128
*128
*128
r;
11
*25%
27%
130%
*25%
27%
129%
22%
Range for Previous
STOCK
New York Air Brake—
12,900
15%
58%
*25'A
,
700
15
15
YOIWK
EXCHANGE
Par
17%
53%
"22'/it
NEW
Shares
16%
58
*128
t per share
34%
15%
Sales for
the Week
19
16%
*18%
*128
,
Nov. 11
$ per share
$ per share
34
STOCKS
Friday
Nov. 12
Thursday
Nov. 10
Nov. 9
per share
*33
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Nov. <»
Monday, November 15, 1943
6
6
31'A
July 22
45
Apr
7
14% Oct
1
Jan
20
Feb
28
Jan
Jan
Sep
Dec
Mar
3%
Dec
'Oct
34
7% Sep
Nov
10%
Jan
O
16%
16%
15%
16%
15%
16T%
Xl6%
16%
41
41
38%
40%
38%
40
40
41%
*40
41
2,400
Oliver
6'A
5'A
6
6
6%
6
6
6.300
Omnibus Corp
6%
91%
5%
6%
91%
18%
8
*32
'.67
*63
*58%
*32
65
56%
18%
34
*62
57%
preferred A—
conv
13
21% July 19
29% Jan
6
3% Jan
2
50% July 2
8% May 22
17
6
-Jan
2
85
59
(The)
100
1,000
Oppenheim Collins
69
No par
Otis Elevator
No par
30
32
*62
59%
8%
11% Jan
par
Equipment——No
2,600
150
32
65
58%
—No par
Farm
8'/4
*148
„
240
Ohio Oil Co
18'A
18
,
27,400
92%
8'/4
—
150
150
16%
92
8%
18
152
34
*62
65
93
*8
18%
...
*32
58
56'A
92%
7%
17%
*150
34
*62
58%
92
7%
8%
153
*150
34
90
18%
17%
18%
150
*31%
9 l'A
89
8%
*8%
150
■
16%
65
100
6%
preferred
Outboard
59%
2,400
12%
8
%
1,200
Marine
& Mfg
No
Owens-Illlnols
Glass
142
Co
2
8
10% Jun
7
21% Jun
2
154
Sep
15
15
38
Apr
8
Jan
22
67% Oct
18
54'A Jan
12.50
5
46
par
Jan
28% Jan
5
Co™
Outlet
59%
3% Jan
15% Jan
.
100
Sep 27
12
64
July
2
6%
Apr
12'A
Jan
30%
Dec
Jan
2%
6'A
Jan
Jan
79
;
2% Apr
11'A Mar
132
Jan
4Ve
Jun
17%
Mar
xl67A
Dec
Dec
143%
Sep
Apr
277A
42
Jun
48
43%
Apr
57%
Dec
8%
Jan
Dec
Mar
P
12
12%
*12
12%
8
12%
*12%
8%
7
7%
9
*8%
40%
*39
*16%
16
*36
16%
16
17
*12%
40
*35
*12%
15
23% Jan
5
30'A Sep
24
15'A
Apr
24'A
Nov
JVo par
33
Jan
4
Apr
34
Nov
114
19
Jan
2
114%
114'A
114'A
45% July 20
28% May 24
22%
No
13%
Jan
19
113%
114'A
120
Pacific
154'A
91'A Jan
25
155
155
155
5
13'A
*12%
3%
3%
155
*154'A
4%
4%
4%
4'A
13
4'A
3%
4%
12%
12%
3%
13
*12%
3%
50
>
•
3%
3%
800
29'A
30%
30'/a
30%
29%
30%
22,100
10%
*10%
11%
*10%
10%
*10'A
10%
200
112%
111%
111%
111'A •111%
111'A
2%
*42
105
*102
21%
42%
43
*41%
%•.
23%
*102%
42'A
:
1%
1%
23%
44
56,900
/
&
Utah
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
*30%
30%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
18
4%
4%
4%
4'A
4%
4%
16%
21%
19%
19'A
19%
20'A
21'A
55%
*53'A
55'A
55
54
54
93%
92%
93%
14%
13
14%
*8%
8%
7%
8'A
2%
2%
18'A
2%
39
38%
37%
16%
16%
*14
113
113
*110%
*53
93%
94
.;:13'A
13%
14
7%
7%
7'A
7%
7%
2'A
'i
55 %
*92%
'
2'A
*2'A
2%
*2»A
37
*14%
*110%
*53
37
*37%
16'A
113
25%
26%
23%
23%
23 %
23%
21%
57
54 %
56%
55
56
6
4
5%
:
45%
10
8
45%
44
44%
28%
28 %
26
*24%
55%
25
5,200
1,700
2%
800
39
15
100
113
30,900
22'/8
600
55%
55%
47%
48%
43,400
8%
3,800
4%
5'A
48%
9
8%
45
45
44
26
27'A
8%
46
27%
*42
900
25
25
*24%
i;ioo
26
100
8'A
8%
7%
8%
7%
8
7'A
7
7'A
6%
7
22 %
22%
20%
22'A
20%
21%
20%
49 %
49 V#
49
49'A
48%
49 'V
49
89
89
87 %
88
86%
87%
86%
88
86%
87
20%
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
20'A
20%
20'A
20%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
2 4'A
24%
24'A
24% V-
21%
21%
20%
21'A
20'A
20%
20%
80
75 %
108
*106
112
*93
*110%
12%
98
44%
44%
4%
4'A
23%
5
5
5
*92
96
X23
23
*23%
120
*104%
•A: 4%
4'A
4%
48%
48'A
50%
6'%
11
11'A
*
190
*183
165 %
6
6
*70
70
73
10%
*19%
*73
44'A
80
4%
7%
7%
*73 -A
65%
17%
19'%
8%
*165
6 %
7%
7%
8
4,100
22%
22%
22%
7,400
Postal Teleg Inc pfd
10%
11,200
101
101%
10'A
30%
10%
101
55'A
54%
54%
5 4'A
54%
*120'A
120%
*120'A
120%
*120'A
120'A
14%
12%
14
12%
13%
12'A
13
50,400
93
91
54%
120 %
88
91%
87
88'A
x82%
86
1,010
-
101%
'
,
-
5%
pfd
100
100%
107
107%
106%
107%
106
106%
xl023A
104%
1,060
1%
115
118
114%
116'A
115%
114%
860
115%
xll3'A
8%
115'%
115%
115%
115'A
115%
115'A
115%
36%
115'A
250
36%
35 3/ a
3 6'A
35%
35%
35%
36'A
35%
36'A
17,100
For
footnotes
see
page
1955.
1,580
6%
Jan
%
47%
4
2
4
4
Jun
Oct
Dec
Jan
Jan
Feb
27% Jan
Apr
6%
Dec
40%
Jan
76%
Jan
Xl4%
Dec
30
21% Oct
24% Oct 28
6
49
91% Sep 30
Jan
25% Sep 23
13% Jan
14
10
71
20
100
100
109% Jan
Feb
Apr 20
7
7% Feb 17
70
26% Jun
1
7%
3
55%
117% Jun
14
July
July
Apr
7% May
92
Sep
4
26
8
102
May
Jan
3% Feb
8
..100
34'A Jan
6
59
5
Jan
25
9
No par
59
Jan
14
9'A Feb
4
May
Jun
Dec
107% Mar
110
6% May
Nov
1
3
65
May
80
Uct
26
30
Apr
46
Dec
1%
3
43
29
15%
7
8
3
9
Feb
May
7%
7
Dec
65
May
:
Nov
19%
Jan
Apr
4% July
56% Dec
5
Jan
3%
26%
3
Mar 30
77% Jun
15% May
79
May
103
4
7% May 20
No par
Jun
Apr
98
July 30
Jan
102
11
90% Jun
115
100
Oct
4%
Sep
38%
Oct
6'A
Jan
68
10%
Apr
Jan
Nov
3
170
Jan
9
165
Feb
165
-100
175
Jan
21
182
Aug 31
165
May
175
No par
4
Jan
4
4% Jan
13
100
168'A Nov
No par
100
59% Jan
5
100
24
Jan
13
-100
pfd
63
Nov
9
—100
7% Jan
pfd—100
150% Jan
4
1
1% Jan
8
-
-L_
100
'
2
18
4
•
r-f'V
Jan
7
16% Jun
21
6% Jan
6
6% Jan
14
24% Jan
4
par
48'A Jan
—5- ;
-50
No
28
18"V Jan
(stmp).No par
1
30
Jan
14% Jan
'
par
—No par
Jan
20
5
No
2
29
.100
6% Jun
3%
7
4
10% May 11
Dec
Jun
Mar 31
58
Jun
75
8
6'A
16% Mar 29
162
81
153
May 18
8% Oct
Oct
62% Oct
Oct
33% Jan
70
Feb
10%
153
Jan
July
■"
21
23
23% Apr
5
13
Jun
1
27'A Oct
27
13% May 29
11'A
4
3
„
Jun
14%
15%
Jun
18%
Oct
3'A May
9'A Jan
5'A
Jan
5%
Jun
6% July
22'A
Jun
4
58
Sep
17
42
Feb
100
' 114% Apr
7
123
Feb
13
115
Feb
11% Jan
6
-No par
75% Jan
20
17% Apr
96% Oct
Jan
62
■
27
21% July 16
13
Jun
40% Jun
Jun
July
Jan
6%
Apr
20
July
Feb
Feb
5%
May
47%
52% May 12
90
No par
'29)
Dec
2%
30
28% Apr
Apr
x51% Sep
18% Aug 23
I
Jan
15% Mar
Jan
18
preferred
•
Nov
23%
723A
Jan
preferred
preferred
118%
99 Va
25%
Dec
18% Jan
$5 preferred
1173A
Jan
37
—25
Gamble
108
x95
Feb
Jan
16% July
36
Apr
187A
5
20
22
16
(ser of Feb 1
118%
100%
108%
29% Mar 29
3% Jan
Pub Serv Corp of N J
108
100
Aug
May
May
Mar
50
Pocahontas
118%
8
68% Jan
par
—
Steel Car Co Inc—
Procter &
'
Jan
15
11
104
5
100
5% conv 1st preferred
5% conv 2d preferred
1,300
Sep
Jan
44
19% Jun
preferred
Pressed
900
4
2
Jun
28
8'A Jun
9
preferred
B
Dec
Jan
26% May 8
10% July 19
20% Nov
Dec
Apr
Feb 20
Plymouth Oil Co
■
31
A
,
1%
32
23
5
Poor & Co class B
Class
Oct
60
29%
79'A Jan
(The)
7%
*10
29%
82
Apr
42% Nov
pr
Dec
Nov
l'A
14
Sep 21
32% Apr
24% Sep
———5
conv
500
55 %
%
ser
19
11
Jan
Apr
56% May
May
Wayne & Chic Ry—
19
10%
44
18
preferred.—
18%
31%
13%
4
20
45
Jun 29
17% Mar 26
—100
Corp
preferred-
18%
10%
1%
Jan
17% Mar
36
No par
& Iron
19'A
31%
29 Va
A Mar
41% May 20
100
18%
*10%
Apr
13'A Aug
18
Pittsburgh Coal of Pa—
6% preferred.;
Creek
Oct
Jan
2'A
27
100
Pond
17 Va
17
Jan
Jan
Preferred
Class
140
Apr
Oct
l'A
19
Pillsbury Flour Mills—
74
230
Nov
July' 8
9% Oct
111
101
14%
3% Mar 26
—No par
Hosiery—
17%
2,000
20'A
Dec
11%
6
May
60% Mar
Oct
38
34% Feb
6
100
7 % preferredPhillips Petroleum
Co.
29
Dec
Apr
19'A
100% Sep
Jan
Mar
90
May 20
61% July 14
5% Jan
.
Phillips Jones Corp—
Pittston
20%
8
9
6
—No par
—3
Pitts Young & Ash Ry 7%
X
'
2%
7'A
51%
series—_
58
10%
92%
~
4,100
2% Apr
9
28% Jan
100
Pittsburgh & West Va
1,300
6'A
1% Feb
8%
106%
Jan
7% Sep 27
59% July 23
16% May 18
58% May 20
4'A %
17%
10'A
46% Jan
100
Preferred
57'A
30%
9
series
*72%
9%
2
17'A Feb
-100
4'A %
17'A
29%
23% Jan
/
Dec
Sep
1
-^—100
Corp
Philip Morris & Co Ltd-
72%
*10%
50
4*
100
Phllco
56%
22 Va
6
18
2
„..l
$1 preference com.
17'A
23'A
13% Jan
108% Jun
No
56
7%
33% Jan
com———No par
21%
30
*120%
Co.
71'A
8
6
—
preferred-:
Phila Electric
17'A
10%
92%
10%
169
30
July 10
47% Nov
1
6
l%Jan
4
72%
10%
13
6
15% Aug
3'A Jan
par
12
60
23
55
10'A
*165
8
11
6% Jan
1st
2
Oct
101
No par
71
10
30
6%
Co_
—
55'A
.17
21 %
*10
169
8
Nov
Jan
5% Jan
5'A%
July
19% May 22
6% May 22
5
-
200
11
Jun
32
16% Nov
6%
7
July 12
7
Corp of America
5
Brewing Co
No par
Phelps-Dodge
Corp
25
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred
50
Pitts Ft
Dec
7
54
—
Pet Milk Co
conv
27
5
1
RR
preferred
Phoenix
Apr
16
Jan
1% Jan
100
Pittsburgh Steel Co
7% preferred class B
5% preferred class A
•:/
65%
6%
2
No par
No par
2,200
7'A
80
10%
170
22
l%Jan
10
Pitts Screw & Bolt
65%
5%
12
17 % Jan
Pfeiffer
$6
Oct
11%
27% Jan
Corp
6,700
4%
10%
'*165
15'A Jan
Petroleum
7%
—
64
7%
14%
—'
10%.
*19%
55%
—
63
11
120%
—
10%
23%
14%
\
63
10%'
*120%
•■''
11%
61
11%
••
;V';;
1,570
6%
106
80
Pepsi-Cola Co—
Pere Marquette Ry Co
5% prior preferred-.
5%
22
10
No
Ry
3
par
Corp
Eastern
9
Jan
113'A July 26
Jan
100
4
Jan
1%
7
43'A July
11'A Oct
1% Mar
5'A
8
Apr
45
par
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
1,100
'
42%
17%
33%
10%
42
175
Airlines
Corp
preferred—
&
5
12
No par
Cement—
Pennsylvania
Nov
6% May 10
17% July 15
2.5Q
Penn G1 Sand
$5
150
43%
61
*10%
7'A
*73
No
Coke
Nov
35% Jan
No par
$7 conv pref ser A
Pitts Coke
500
41%
74
*32%
80-
4'A
1,900
6'A
73
41%
23%
OSS
>
49 'A
40%
71%
9
3,400
190
4'A
&
Jan
148%
1
Co
Penn-Centrai
101
Apr
Oct
4
Mines—_1
Patino Mines & Enterprises—
Penick & Ford
No
Penn Coal
Apr
121
1
Inc
Transportation
Penn-Dixie
74
8
2
par
Inc„—
Consolidated
(J C)
9
159
Jan
Pitts CC & St Louis Ry Co.
172
5%
19%
*8%
10'A
;*165
.
500
4 %
*183
v-V;"
60
24%
66%
;
*63
18
500
•
120
*165%
84
41
40
5%
172
4'A
*78
200
11,200
92
190
7'A
62
10%
50
10%
*165%
4%
18
11
*70 'A
2
Preferred
93
*183
7%
62
11
10%
7'A
7
*6%
73
1,200
44%
190
4%
79
49
73
V 7,500
111
172
7%
175
4%
2,200
20%
*165%
4»A
7
6'A
*23%
*104%
120
78
*183
7%
*78
50
*6%
92
580
10,800
107%
190
4%
*165%
4%
5%
•
49%
171
7%
.
24'A
120
50
.;
''V
4%
.
44'A
5
92
*104%
5%
10%
*89
44%
92
92
47 %
11%
44
43%
5
v
111
93
70
67
110%
*89
171
11 %
78
*106
93
42%
4%
44%
20'A
78
108
110%
120
84
49
21%
76%
*89
*183
*66%
49
93
*165%
44%
26,100
44
11%
*78
21'A
10%
70
*11%
20%
*10
23 %
6%
70
21'A
*106
*104%
50%
*6%
2,000
10%
4%
5%
50%
4,100
7%
*10
92
120
5'A
7.%
7%
93
24%
*23%
112
.7%
43
100
*104%
76
108
"110%
112
76
*106
8%
7'A
,
7
10 »A
10%
4%
90 %
78%
108
*7%
.
16
2
100
Peoria
44
*7%
7% Jan
105% Jan
No
1,300
V; 26'A
20
Peoples Drug Stores Inc—
Peoples G L & Coke (Chic)
'
26'A
23% Jan
1
1,800
5:V
5
5
Parker Rust Proof Co
Penney
2
4
pfd-100
5.60%
Parke Davis & Co
Parmelee
5%
27%
46%
25
600
22 %
4%
*24
'
15
*110%
56
24'/a
26
14%
■
22%
*22
8%
100
1,200
27
46%
7%
14,100
26%
4%
9%
45
:
25%
45%
49
*9%
25
25%
4,900
7%
*38
113
*110%
22
57
49%
13%
39
*14%
400
■
94
93'A
14%
16'A
26%
25'A
94
1,900
,
,
3% Jan
9
Oct
119% Sep
2
Ref,
Inc—_
Tllford
5
Jan
Transp
L
&
Pictures
Park
Park
.3%
21%
Paramount
1,000
4,500
30%
&
P
Jan
2'A Jan
preferred
conv
l'A
17%
4
Cos
45'A
19
4%
Paraffine
1%
-
31%
*2%
•
East
500
1
10
Airways Corp
Petrol
Prod.
4%
23
1%
Pan American
Pan-Amer
148
No par
Packard Motor Car
Panhandle
V.•
—100
—
Panhandle
105
44
42%
1%
Telep & Teleg———A—100
preferred
230
,45
23%
6%
par
Pacific Tin Consol'd Corp
Pacific Western Oil Corp
5,300
2%
*42%
105
*102%
23
112
*2%
44%
105
21%
1%
1%
2%
*42
43
*102
23%
2%
2%
2%
43
93
*
48,800
10%
14%
:
14,500
A-
31
1%
*10%
Nov
Mills
■
"110
21
Lighting Corp„
2%
42
*78%
Jan
Pacific
42
23%
*106
7
Pacific
5,800
111%
105
*24%
16% Jan 20
1,200
3
*5%
Mar 15
Oct
2,100
29 7A
29%
45
49
Apr
39 7A
a
111%
26 %
9%
23%
31%
*110%
25
Oct
Oct
25% May 20
29%
3%
11
39
10
16
13
23%
12%
*14%
10
25%
39'A
3%
*54
Pacific Finance Corp (Cal)
Pacific Gas & Electric
6%
Apr
39%
14
21%
14'A Jan
par
Apr
29%
*13%
4%
non-cum—-No
4'A
16
23%
155 'A
30%
preferred
6% Mar
6
29
July 23
29%
4%
*18
55
23%
155%
1%
13% July
13% Apr
5
*39'A
5
42
2
5
39%
4%
23%
A'--'
7% Jan
6% Jan
23% Jan
29'/a
*154% ,155%
*102
2nd
non-cum
23%
28%
115%
3
16
780
Va
9
—10
No par
Co
preferred
39'A
*114%
44%
16
*12%
16
1st
23
115%
111%
15'A
16%
210
Coast
29%
23
31 Ve
39
Pacific
24
24%
*10%
16
*12%
16
39
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
39%
40
3%
40'A
700
28%
29%
40
■.
7%
*39%
29 %
24 %
*114%
12%
8'A
39
16
12%
8
39
*12%
16
*12%
5
5
9'A
62
21
Jan
Sep
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
29'A
Jan
52%
122
Oct
Oct
Jun
14%
Jan
Mar
86%
Jan
2
107% July 20
73% Mar
X99%
100
96% Jan
4
114% July 20
79 Va Mar
111
Jan
100
109% Jan
4
129"% July 15
99
Mar
123
Jan
Pub Ser El & Gas pfd $5
No par
115% Jun
4
122
111% Mar
116
Pullman Inc
No par
26% Jan
2
-
..100
85% Jan
Aug 18
40% July 1
20% July
28%
Jan
Oct
Nov
Volume
Number 4229
158
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
LOW
$ per
111
STOCKS
f per share
13%
14%
14%
$ per share
111
111
111
*110%
14%
103 %
103%
103%
103%
*103%;
20%
213/4
20%
21%
21%
NEW
15
STOCK
Pure
25,300
112
800
201/4
3,000
200
Oil
(The)—
6%
conv
No
I per share
II
par
Jan
14
100
1043/4 Feb
3
^-100
preferred.
5%
Range for Previous
Range Since January 1
Lowest
Highest
Par
103%
x20 %
YORK
EXCHANGE
Shares
112
104
22%
for
103
112
103%
22%
21%
the Week
$ per share
14%
103%
*110%
Sales
Nov. 12
Nov. II
t per share
15
Friday
Thursday
Nov. 10
13%
15
*110%
PRICES
Wednesday
Nov.!)
$ per share
share
14%
SALE
Tuesday
Nov. 8
Nov, 6
HIGH
AND
Monday
Saturday
1953
preferred
Purity Bakeries CorpY
.No
92% Jan
2
par
133/4 Jan
2
10
...
10% Jan
Year 1042
Lowest
* per share
per
19% July 19
114% July 22
107% July 23
22% Nov
share
7
Apr
90% May
80% Jun
Highest
$ per share
11%
106%
Dec
Dec
92%
Dec
5
9% Mar
14%
Nov
4
14% July 14
8% Mar
10'/4
Oct
2
12% May
71% Oct
4
2% Mar
4
2
46 % Mar
2
10%Jun
1
Q
14
413%
13
13%
„
12%
12%
12%
13
*12%
13
500
Quaker State Oil
Ref Corp
R
9%
9%
8%
9%
70%
69 %
69%
7%
*70
6%
7%
90
90
24%
90
88 %
24%
24%
9
8%
68
7% '
9
69
7
9%
68%
1,100
63/4
7%
28,600
73/8
87
,
8%
68%
9%
sD OO
68 %
7
6%
88
87%
87%
88
Radio
92,600
88
6%
940
25
*24%
26%
*24%
26%
1,500
12%
12%
24%
42%
24%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/4
13
4,000
31%
31%
*31%
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
*30
30%
500
16
16
15%
15%
15
15%
14%
15%
14%
15%
7,000
*33
35
32%
32%
*27
27%
26%
*3%
4
*32%
*26%
.,27
3%
3%
34
28%
3%
Rayonler
$2
80
*60
62
*75
85
55
Y
59
4%
non-cum
1st
4%.
non-cum
2nd
3%
33/4
*3%
3%
*12
12%
*11
18
*17%
18
14%
14%
*87
400
56%
57
14%
86%
,
V 85
56
56
12
W *12%
12%
18
*17%
18%
*17%
13%
89%
*75
12
12%
*17%
85
57
86%
13%
137/a
*85
I
14'%
88
Real
Silk
56%
56%
9 %
9%
57%
7%
8%
153/4
16%
Y/' 15%
16%
16%
16%
100 Va
100%
*100%
100%
*100%
100%
88%
86
54%
87
55%
7%
'
8%
*85
8%
86
86
6%
6%
5%
63/4
*84%
86%
83%
843/4
*80
*60
62
61
61%
61
11%
10%
11%
10%
11
11%
90
903/4
90
90%
90%
*90
8%
8%
28%
7%
28%
*14
27%
14%
9%
9%
*12%
13%
*6%
28
27%
37
*36'%
13%
37
14
9
7
13%
9%
*12%
9%
13
*12%
7
*6%
25%
25%
x7%
6%
6
6%
*80
82%
61
% 89
8
6
83%
*36%
*36%
*61
62%
7%
*73/4
273/4
27 %
37
13%
6%
48%
30
%
*
%
*4
*8
6%
63%
25
4
9%
8
8
42%
41%
113
7
112%
7%
112
*108
*110
%
%
1%
7
7
42%
423/4
112%
*106
112%
%
21
T(f
%
1%
*1%
20
20%
*20 %
y,
;v
7,000
19,100
107
200
38%
112
mo
500
20
,
0
'
112%
10
%
__
1%
fit
20,800
1%
1%
2,900
—
20%
20
20%
4,300
2%
2%
*2%
2%
*2%
2%
2%
2%
400
86%
84 %
85%
X823/4
83%
81%
82%
9,900
16 %
15%
16%
13%
*13%
14
64%
64%
66
11%
12
70%
70%
*70%
9%
9%
17
163/«
Xl5%
13%
65%
11%
12%
14
65
12%
11%
11%
73
70
72
*72
71%.
13%
*63
Y
'
9
8%
8%Y
8%
9
*9
Louis-San
153/a July 19
12 % Sep
9
7% Jan
7
9
Jan
8
5% Jan
2
12
July 19
17% May 4
9% May 8
7
4
50% Aug
2
36% Mar 30
13/4 Mar
1
A
3 % Mar
1
%
Jan
Jan
16
6
35
9
13
Mar 11
7
7
5
6% Nov
9
5
19% Jan
12
100
96
Jan
15
No par
No par
38
Jan
9
43
Feb
111
May
4
115
Feb
1073A Jan
23
112
Mar 23
106%
Jan
A Jan
2
2
Mar
1
Va
Jun
:v% Jan
2
4% Mar
1
%
Scott Paper Co
$4.50 preferred
$4 preferred
ISeaboard Air Line
4-2%
No
preferred
non-cum
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
Seagrave
No par
:
Corp_
16%
8,700
13%
2,900
Sharon Steel Corp
66
16
11%
11%
72
9%
230
5,200
;
16% Jan
No
No par
No par
par
2
1
4
Jan
8
Sep
17
12
10 % Jan
13
9
Jan
7
54
Jan
4
26% Jun
4% Jun
90
1
10
Sep
20
18 3/8 Sep
25
7
10% Jun
11
50
47
49
45%
140
31 % Jan
4
57
Oct
20
22%
22%
22%
22%
4,700
Shell Union Oil
15
173/a Jan
14
29
Jun
30
3%
3%
3%
3 Ve
3'%
1,400
23/8 Jan
5
5
23%
Apr
7
23%
23%
23%
Silver King Coalition Mines
5
Simmons Co—
—No par
16% Jan
2
28
27
*26
26%
10%
11
10
10%
*37 %
373/4
P/8
*1%
x36
/
36%
*1%
35%
1%
*1%
36
P/8
*1%
1%
26%
*25%
26%
100
10%
10%
40,400
35%
36
17%
17%
17%
18 %
23%
23%
23%
*23%
23 %
32
29%
31%
28 %
29%
22%
22%
21%
22%
21
22
12%
12%
12
123/4
12
12%
'
—
36%
18%
*23%
18%
18%
23%
23%
31%
18
30
*21%
12%
3%
3%
28%
27%
28%
26%
27%
26%
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
*140
142
23%
*138
23%
142
*138
23%
23
3%
3%
142
22%
*138
23
223/4
2,400
Skelly Oil Co
173/4
1,380
Sloss-Sheffield
40
30 %
31%
22
'
12%
142
22%
-
22%
22%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
14
23%
20%
20%
20%
21%
21%
22%
21%
22%
203i
18%
20%
18%
119%
19%
20%
19%
20
41
38
40%
38%
39%
39%
53
50%
51
50%
50%
•
4%
4
4%'
*4%
5 %
4%
*4%
65
*56
*56
70
*33%
33%
32%
25 %
25%
37 %
36%
60
60
6
24%
5%
6%
55
55
*11034
28 %
28
113
*111
1
1
1
62%
61
61
*114
116
116
28
26%
26%
111%
111%
*111
1%
1
1
2%
2%
2%
29%
31
35%
353/4
32%
35%
37%
37%" Y
36%
37%
33%
34
33%
33%
58%
58%
56
58%
39%
39%
*39%
6 %.
v.
-
6
40%
6%
11%
9%
9%
■
9%
9
12%
12%
60
*58
128%
36%
33%
57%
573/4
40
40%
41%
6%
6%
6 3/8
29%
5%
129
28
62%
61%
11%
Xl0%
8%
*28
9%
Jan
50% Mar
2% Jan
6
6% Jun 30
1%
Apr
200
No par
1
No par
No par
Sperry Corp (The)
1
Spicer Mfg Co—
No par
$3 conv preferred A
No par
Spiegel Inc
2
Conv $4.50 preferred——No par
Square D Co
1
5% conv preferred
100
Squibb (E R) & Sons
No par
$5 pref series A
No par
Standard Brands, Inc. _—.—Noipar
$4.50 preferred—No par
Standard Gas & El Co—.—No par
1,100
*28%
62%
10%
61
80
900 *
116
27%
1
9,700
__
22,500
363/4
33%
11,800
36,200
6
10%
6%
15,200
28%
,
28%
300
X62 %
—
62%
2,200
10%
10%
4,300
8%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
10,900
15%
15%
15%
15%
600
8%
8%
8%
15%
8%
15%
8%
Studebaker Corp (The)
11%
12
11%
ll7/8
59
61
61
61
1,600
*128% 129
30
5%
5%
5%
5
6%
6%
5%
4%
5%
4%
6%
5%
5%
5%
129
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
22,400
9,500
18
16
17%
16%
16%
17
17
17
*66
68%
63
66VB
62
623/4
62 3/4
65%
66
*22
22%
19
66%
21%
1,100
19%
20%
20%
20%
19%
21
29%
2,700
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
18
*28%
30
*9%
10%
*26%
26%
For
footnotes
*28%
9
9
25%
see
*8%
26%
page
1955.
10
*8%
25%
25%
25%
*28%
.
—
9%
1,700
29%
*8%
10
25%
17
25%
25%
100
2,600
&
Webster
(4% % cum)
Mining
—•
Co
Superheater Co (The)
Superior Oil of Calif—
Superior Steel Corp
Sutherland Paper Co
Sweets Co of Amer (The)
Swift & Co
21% Dec
44% July 24
30
Sep
37
Mar
60
49
Mar
60
Jan
Jan
9
3
Sep
20
8% Sep 22
Jan
2
35 % Jan
7
64
Sep
33
Jan
6
42
July 14
109
Jan
28
49
Jan
10
70
113
Feb
17
117
25
Sep 27
100% Jan
7
A Jan
2
1% Jan
4
13
116% July 13
July 31
Aug 20
29% Nov
July
24
Nov
2% Sep
293/4 Sep
277/a Jun
108
Dec
40%
313%
Jan
4'%
Jan
45%
Jan
383%
114
Apr
109% Aug
89% May
Jan
Feb
113
110
49%
Jan
Jan
1
115% July 30
A
2% Mar 13
Jan
Sep
%
Ost
2%
Oct
11%
Jan
10% Jan
5
40% Oct
22
6
Apr
13%
Jan
28% Jan
8
40.
28 % Jan
12
46% Jan
2
37% Jan
4
57A Nov
9
No par
par
9
25
Jan
2
58 % July 30
7% Jan
12
M%Jan
2
No par
—25
100
10
12%
25
122
8
18
Mar
14
20
Apr
Apr
29
47
Dec
25% Apr
40
Nov
60
21
45% May 26
Sep
91/2 May
22% Dec
343%
Jan
42
62
Dec
Sep
6%
Apr
Jan
3% Mar
29
4
Apr
3'/a Jan
43
Apr
116% Apr
Sep
"33/8 May"
22
May 28
6%
Nov
653%
Jan
128
5%
Dec
Jan
Jan
Dec
26 %
Dec
26% Jan
4
33
43/4 Feb
1
27% Jun
20
2
Jan
NOV
16%
9% May
17% Feb
22% Jan
4%
~6%
15%
May 7
32% July 23
23
Nov
11% May
14% Jan 20
58% Feb
8%
Oct
73/8 Apr
33/4 Jan
12% Jan
Dec
May 1
14% Jun
7
14
July 12
66
6
5% Nov
29% Dec
31% Mar 31
130
Apr
30%
5
133A Jun
63% Mar
5% Jan
48% Jan
100
—-1
10c
May
38 3A July
10 3/4 May
53A Jan
—1
6% Mar 13
xl7
15 % Nov
No par
Sunray Oil Corp
Sunshine
35'A Mar 15
57
Feb
59
Apr
% Apr
6% May
No
Sun Oil Co
Class A pfd
2
18
32% Jan
3%
Dec
17%
25
.
Stone
11%
59
*128%
L S
12,100
11%
59
128%
(The)
24 % Jan
17a Nov
31
36% Oct
Sterling Drug Inc
10
Stewart-Warner Corp
5
Stokely Bros & Co Inc
1
5%
prior preferred—-——20
36,800
12%
128%
Starrett Co
3
14
5
Spring
83/4
60%
128%
Standard Steel
34% Nov
6
Jan
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Standard Oil of Ohio.
1,100
26
2% Jan
25
Standard Oil of Indiana
54%
41
4
6% Sep
57% Sep
18
Jan
21% Jan
33
25
$7 cum prior preferred
Standard Oil of Calif
41
Aug
1
34
X33
,
Oct
3
No par
—25
$6 cum prior preferred
14,700
Apr
No par
No par
No par
$4 preferred
3,400
9
•
Sparks Wlthington
Spear & Co
$5.50 preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
5,300
16
11
tr
31
8%
60
stk
2%
*15%
128%
Ohio
X53%
62%
10%
Y
—
29%
62
13,900
&
x36
34%
56%
39%
343A
Mobile
30%
—
373/4
33%
10%
:
16
*15%
37%
56
:
36%
;
39
5
5%
7.50
Railway
non-cum preferred—
323/4
—
34%
33%
'
Feb
5
66
1,100
112
2%
—
.
21% Nov
49% May
34%
112'
1
2%
Apr
9% Apr
9
480
112
31%
333/4
62
64
11%
2%
30%
Jan
14"%
5,000
6
x26%
1%
33%
28
29% •>
*63%
27%
113
32%
'
*28%
26%
*114
Jan
1443%
12
52%
*60%
11
Jan
26%
42% Jan
70
112
6
Jun
153/4
35'A Jan
800
112
Apr
2%
Apr
17% Jun
122% Nov
14
ctfs—100
6,400
10,800
34%
25
6
.1% Mar
Jan
25%
•:
149% July
Apr
6% Mar
Nov
36%
—
283/4 July 26
30 3A Sep
8
9
18%
60%
35%
5
July 15
Apr
6
12%
5%
52
Dec
Oct
1
18%
70
32
5%
Nov
10%
Dec
Nov
Jun
25%
—
Jan
15Va
1%
10
*60
6%
20 3/4
Dec
12% May
23 3A Jun
*36%
54%
Dec
Jan
15% July
17
5
25%
6
4%
5
60%
53%
35%
Aug
183/4
14% Sep
363/a
Y *111
'
6%
25%
35
30% May
303/a Apr
..*60
1103A
*114
32
29
33
>.
61
1%
2 3/4
2%
2%
33
6
110%
63%
%
Jun
Nov
2
10,300
*4%
2
2%
Dec
Nov
7
4
31%
21% Jan
30% May
10% Apr
9%
7 3%
153/4 Jan
3 3^
*56
15
66
103/4 Jan 13
4%
.
Jan
4% Apr
Apr
4% Mar
64"%
153/4 Jan
4
—
2
Jan
No par
290
5%
132
2
11
Nov
60
No par
100
51
31%
20% Jan
Dec
10%
Dec
Southern
x38
70
2% Jan
16% Jan
11%
Apr
8
62
Southern Pacific Co
*50%
*4%
25
Southern Natural Gas Co
26,700
40 3/8
113
26%
*111
35
115%
63%
*114
116
53
*34
1,800
101,500
*36
36
60
5%
: 51%
112
64
*63%
*114
25%
36
36
*110
112
24%
*60
6
33
36%
*36
Y
,
54
52
YY
25%
14
51%
31%:
Edison
Southern California
51
*56
31%
100
preferred
2,200
39%
: Y
Y
70
31
37
60%
4
5%
*56
...
33%'
37%
*60
■
3%
*5
5%
8%
1
Nov
30%
15 %
Greyhound Lines—5
Dec
33% Mar
July 19
39% July 16
25% Jun 10
Southeastern
17%
62%
19% Apr
45% Sep 22
24 %
2
South Am Gold & Platinum
Dec
43% May
4% Jan
27
2
South Porto Rico Sugar——No par
Dec
A Feb
lVa Sep
20 3/4 Aug
19
1,100
Jan
113%
•t;
5
Jan
15
Dec
116
18
10% Jan
2,000
—
9
Apr
1%
Oct
39
1% Feb
15% Jan
9.100
142
11
17% Nov
10%
98
27 % Nov
19
3%
*138
28% Jan
Jan
xl3% July 14
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
27
26%
2
233/4 Nov
26%
i-
Jan
preferred
No par
Smith (A O) Corp
—10
Smith & Corona Typewriter_.No per
$1.20
33/8
3%
July 15
Jan
v
11% May
% Apr
May 29
223/a Aug 16
35,000
20%
*51
1,700'
Iron—20
&
123/«
23%
Y 41'
3,100
15
Steel
*25%
27
3%
10% May 21
Corp
23%
*21
26%
26%
21
—No par
Petroleum.:
Oil
35%
12%
3 3/4
1
—No par
tSimms
*17%
■
30%
263/4
_10
Simonds Saw & Steel
Sinclair
23%
__
22
*27%
3%
3,600
10% Y10%
*26
t
23%
44
110
109% Aug
8
8% Jan 20
Nov
16
22%
24
A
lVa Sep
Sep
10
Sep
7%
Dec
3%
„
34% Jan
1
53/4 Jan
-No par
(Frank G)
Nov
Jan
1073A July 24
22%
27
Jun
Dec
47%
21%
49%
*43
6% Nov
21%
J13% Nov
123A Apr
78
May
25 % Apr
3
643/4 Jan
Shattuck
9
Jan
9% Nov
39% Nov
No par
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co——No par
Sharpe & Dohme„
$3.50 conv pref ser A
Jan
19%
—No par
1,200
2,000
Jan
54
Dec
173/a July 6
73% July 26
16% May
5
73 % May
8
$5 conv preferred—
Oct
27%
x93/8
3%
11%
29% Apr
104
Jan
5%
12% Mar 26
8
59% Jan
5
13%
—
par
100
Sears Roebuck & Co
Servel Inc
8% Jan
85 %
/
Dec
Schenley Distillers Corp
5%% preferred
Mar
47% July 24
114
23%
27%
Jan
8
50%
*1%
5
Sep
Jan
105% Jan
3%
10%
Jan
100
100
preferred
Savage Arms Corp
50%
*26%
2
Oct
Jan
Jan
2
22 %
Y.
May
6
4
No par
5%
66
Y
...
.
23
Jan
3z
3%
23
Feb
May
34% May
No par
non-cum
Safeway Stores
7%
74
Apr
16
23%
23%
6%
Jan
Jan
129% Mar
6% Apr
33/4 Jan
1
52
23
313/4 Nov
28
*3%
■:/l
Apr
% Jan
100
19
86 3/1
Jun
x20
Dec
100% Mar
May
% May
75% Apr
3% Mar
28'A Jan
10
Jun
4%
6
Dec
Nov
53,6
Sep
78% July
Oct
9
71%
Dec
'"54
28
22%
23%
1%
133/b
70
18% Jun
100
Feb
49
Jun
x94%
7
_—100
preferred
39% July 21
14
Sep 18
Mar
2%
6
Jan
Dec
7%
38% Jan
43
par
preferred
1
x55
115/s Jan
I
.No
22
Dec
20% Jan
par
ISt Louis Southwestern
5%
7
11% July 13
32 %Jun
2
par
Francisco
non-cum
9% Apr
93 3A Jun
par
Joseph Lead
6%
28
18
No
preferred—.
conv
88 % Oct
20
.No
Apr
6
'
■
-
260
37%
:K
*108
112%
1,500
!
7%
38%
110
*110
1)
7
39
110
111
1%
'Y/:
7%.
*38%
30
42%
112%
113
84%
*12%
*50%
40
106%
106% "
38%
111
1%
20
4%
106%
Iff
1%
ISt
29
*3
8
42%
113
St
1,600
36
!♦
%
*7
42
112%
$2.50
12
Feb
1
Roan
60
27
10% Apr
6
20% July 14
101% May 24
Feb
343/8 Feb
__
300
6.000
36%
*110
1%
YY.
Co
7
4,100
34%
112%
14%
Mfg
Richfield Oil Corp
Ritter Company
13
7%
112
112
67%
Rheem
300
Oct
59% Jun
70
—10
11
Dec
Dec
98
25% Jan
Nov
13
4
Jan
Sep
3 3/i
70
7% May
12
7% Jan
23%
Jan
Dec
Nov
5 % Jan
Dec
16
Nov
80
May
PA Jan
39
Dec
12
103A Mar
61
_100
-
_
5,100
%
7%
38
*110
:
Common
%
34%
*104%
*108
17
,
_
.No par
Reynolds Metals Co
5% % conv preferred
100
1
Reynolds Spring—
10
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B.
*%
X33%
.
40
14%
_
20
54% Dec
5
193/a Jun
93
'
Jun
6
May
81
__
—
9%
28%
—
YU'Z ' 67'g
36%
106
9
29%
4%
4
106
71%
29
*3 %
5
*38
16%
6
*46%
38%
67%
5% Jan
48
106%
2%
_
2
6
4
48
lri
34 Y:
87
-
preferred
Jan
95% Jan
73% Jan
.No par
Revere Copper ii Brass
7%
preferred,
5%%
14
100
100
prior pfd ser A__
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp
38%
*2%
preferred
conv
conv
1,200
106%
86%
2
1,500
3/8
41%
;
4
24%
%
*112%
21
4
4% Jan
•13%
%
43
21
69% Jan
42% Jan
-
—
24%
%
113
:M
25
.
48
8
& Saratoga RR
_..100
1
Motors, Inc
Republic Steel Corp
.No par
Rensselaer
Reo
X13','4
%
8
20
I33/4
29
5
14
Jan
warrants—
24'%
%
Jun
3% Jan
66% Jan
1
with
13%
%
5
12
Preferred
24 %
28%
Nov
30
Remington-Rand
12%
*6%
Nov
35
22
20
13%
%
112 %
7%
800
28%
20
5
47
*8
36%
13%
9
12%
%
*42%
7%
X133/4
9%
233/4 May
263/a Jan
22 3% Jan
4
13%
:
*4
36 %
8.400
37
13
%
10%
27%
*36%
%
5
27
4,800
Nov
Jan
47
25
30
283/4
%
2,900
15%
Jan
14'/a
13%
1
340
7%
Feb
5
5
Antelope Copper Mines
Ruberoid Co (The)
No
25%
*47
30%
*
lli/4
90%
7%
263/4
22% May
23% July
11% Apr
Aug 24
6
80
10%
32
2
50
Hosiery
48%
25%
14%
*47
70
6
14% Jan
1-iVsJan
6%
81
15% Jan
7% Jun
22
26
20
6%
62%
7
15% Jun
—
20
6,100
34%
29% Jun
(Robt) & Co 1st pfd—
100
Reliable Stores Corp
.No par
Reliance Mfg Co
——10
600
90%
Y
14%
9%
*12%
30,400
6 3/8
81
37
*14
9%
13
16%
88
*61%
273/4
*36 Va
9,100
100%
6
8
"
*14%
*
16
100'/a
113/8
90%
11%
5%,
580
9%
99% July 14
2
5% Apr 29
76% Sep 11
86% July 27
13% Sep 20
100
57
*85%
86
7,900
"
7
7
100
preferred
Rels
-
Dec
Jan
21
preferred -Y-50
Preferred
„
100
90
*86
^
.
14%
14 Y
56
55%
100 %
*87
18
14%
8%
*100%
12%
*17%
90 Y
V
220
*121/4
Y
*86
16%
8%
16%'
.
Dec
Den
3%
50
200
55
5
593/8
Apr
11% Jan
26% Jan
par
__
500
*75
54% Jan
2
25
-No
preferred
34%
85
100
_
Reading Company
28%
56
Jan
3% Jan
1
*26%
54
59
1
Inc
*321%
*75
/Y
4% Jan
par
-No par
Raybeatos Manhattan
'
'
*75
preferred.
conv
28
28
-No
1st preferred
conv
34
*32 Va
3%
Corp of Amer
$3.50
Radio-Keitli-Orpheum
82
July 24
12% Jun
5
2
3% May
Sep
43/4 Aug
Jan
25
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1954
LOW AND HIGH
Monday
per share
Thursday
S per share
Friday
Sales
Nov. 11
Nov. 10
f per share
# per share
STOCKS
Wednesday
Nov. 9
Nov, 6
5
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Nov, 8
Saturday
Monday, November 15, 1943
Nov. 12
the Week
S per
share
$ per share
for
NEW YORK
,
Range for Previous
STOCK
Range Since January 1
EXCHANGE
;
Lowest
Shares
Par
a
29 %
27%
29
27%
28%
29 3 b
29%
X28 %
29-%
5,000
Swift International Ltd_.
27%
2818
26%
27'%
27
27%
27
%
27T r.
27'/a
28%
8,100
Sylvania Elec Prod's Inc.
074
5%
x5
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
.9,000
8
*6%
* per
295
5%'
5%
Symington Gould
8
22% Feb
5% Jan
share
per
35% Apr
22
19% Mar
29
8
15% Aug
3% Aug
25%
Dec
5%
Jan
2
25
Corp_:
'
Highest
$ per share '
35% July
8
4% Jan
pur
1942
Lowest
5 per share
share
27%.Nov
„„No
Year
'
Highest
8% May 20
% Nov
T
*7
*6%
8
44
*43
*4%
4%
9%
10%
11
11
*5
34
35
14%
13%
14%
8%
9
8%
'/ 18%
4%
16
x8Tn
8%
17%
Va
13%
9%
17%
4%
9
5%
12%
6 %
6%
*5%
92 %
92%
7 %
18
45 lb
45%
4 lb
4%
■
92%
92 V
8
*92 Mb
6Tb
7V
2
7
45
45
45
6V4
6
*12%
13
12%
30%
29
*11
12%
*30
30%.
3%
%
3%
*
12%
29
29
6
19
16'%
17%
12%
13
12%
12%
99 %
100
100%*
26%
25%
263 «
45%
44
20%
18
18%
13%
13
3% % 3%:
3%
2%
•
*1%
16 Vg
17%
123«
23
7-rH
2%
3%
18%
20%
28%
26
28:%
*99% 100%
*99
100%'
6%
3%
82'V
19%
3
82 Va
*8%
8*8
26%
27 Va
27%
99
99
99
69 V2
8%
,
5%
5%
5%
70
70
8%
8%
Dec
27% July
16% Nov
9
6% Jan
12
14
v 5
51 To Aug 19
35
Jail
2% Jan
8
6
95
7
33V'4 Jan
5
Jan
2
V 8% Jail
26 % Feb
5
Oct
8
Jan
Jan
par
100
52.
—1
4
^--10
25
—
— _—
,
3
.
-No par
7%
8
28
5
July 12
Oct
18
41
8
Jun
85
Mar
97
34% Mar 31
22
May
34%
Jan
50
31% May
43%
Jan
26% Jun
6% Jan
...
July
7
*10% May
4
8 %
4
5,
Jan
:
Jan
6%
Dec
25% July
8
7% May
18 V'4
Dec
6
8%
12% Mar
1% Jan
4% May
8
Jan
69
No par
Corp„:
90
6
6% Jan
4
12%i Jan
'7
.
Jan
8
% Mar
May 25
56% Jun
9% May
2% Nov
71
5 %
Jun
24% July 15
7%
Jan
16
Oct
34 % July 14
19',4
Jan
26%
Nov
pi •»ferreri_-——'__No
par
25
Jan
7
prior pfd-^u__——No Par
99
Nov
9
City Rapid Transit..% No par
preferred
_100
4% Jan
" 5
9% Jun
1
~1%
Jan
5
77% Jun
18
21%
Jan
6'% Jan
1
11% jun
10
7% Aug
Jan
67
5%
70 %
I'M)
8Te
3,700
Twin
1,700
Under
Twin
3,900
7%
—
Coach
Co
1
Nov
4
$4.50
5%
Dec
167iv Apr
5
$1.50
8%
Nov
10% Feb
11 V'4 Jan
400
,
15Tb
15V^ Jan 27
_1
—
•
10
5,900
100%
Dec
27%. Jan
1 % Nov
1031a May 26
No pur
Fox Film Corp—No par
Cen
Mar 18
Sep
9%
17% July
ii Mar
4
1 ri-Continental Corp
20th
3%
941,i!Jan
Axle—
preferred
4
Jan
34% Feb
15% July 14
2
$6
Jan
2!a July
5V'4 Jun
4
5;
Truax-Traer
4%
12
Tr.ansue & Williams St'i—No pur
12,200
Mar
52% Dec :
_No par
preferred
Detroit
30
July 23
3
2
3
Jan
Jan
par
Transcont'l & West Air Inc.
600
28%
15
33 % Jun
Jun
9% Jan
,
26
Mav 27
Oct
9% Jan
42
3% Apr
6% May 24
4
I V(j Jan
par
49
24%
Nov
2% May
4
9% Sep
Jan
Sep
34-%
Oct
„10
Oil
Transnmerica Corp
3,900
22,900
8%
8%
9
70'/2
71
8%
4% Apr
July 22
13% July 14
20
19 34
100'%
.7
24% Nov
180
534
Dec
7V4 Jan
40% Jan
600
19
8 Va
.-10
8%
28
37%
Tlmken
82%
19%'
3%
Apr
May
Tlmken Roller Bearing——No par
*8
28 Va
Apr
5
No
Associated
conv
Nov
2
28
——1
Products
Water
Dec
6% July 14
Avenue Transit Corp.. IVo par
84.50
17,100
,
3
82%
193b
99
73
8V'a
9 Vs.
18%
6%
5%
.71%
72%
8
7Tb
12%
2°,4,
Tide
42%
18
preferred--,
conv
Oct
9% Jan
,
41% July 13
6,200
19%
20%
6%
7%
19
8
8%
7%
3% Jan
34
2,300
%
12%
83
72 7
25%
45
12%
8
■
25 %
44%
19%
82
28%
25%
45
V 44%
53%, July 14
4
7 Va May
30
Apr
May 29
Nov
'
8
Thcmpson-Starrett Co
~~No
S3.50 cum preferred. —Ah
1,250
19
83s
2014
100
12%
83%
8%
99%
3,000
12%
2
83V
84
*8%
2
$3 div
Thompson
12,400
100
2
5% Nov
35
Apr
Mar
5
—
Thompson (J R>
2,500
12%
.
19
8%
*83%
200
134
7%
%
*11'%
13 Va
.
Third
,1,300
.
12%
1?
100
44
7%
8
.7%
8%.
8
20%
*13
\
28 34
17'4
25%
24 %
45
'
11%
28%
::
,,
100
45%"
26%
45%
='
100
11%
"
29
•1%
2
17%
13
100
3,500
12%
»:•'
Piefefred
140
3%
Xl2%
2
1%
1%
19
13
2%
12
13%
«
2
Oil—
Thermoid, Co~_
9,000
45%
3%
8
Apr
1'
Nov
The Fair————
50
32
'
:
7'%.
4
3
41% Jan
Texas & Pacific Ry Co—
-100
Thatcher Mfg Co—%
— — Nc
par
S3.60 conv preferred..---'.. No par
94
'
*43
4
28%
,
19
*2
45 W
*43
45
%•
3 Va
4%
3%
7
,■
24
Apr
5% Mar 16
8% Jan
Texas Pacific Land Trust
'2,400
-
45
10
270
48%
9
8% Jan
A'o par
8,600
12%
48%
8% Jun
2
Jan
Producing--——No par
Texas
200
17'/«
12%
49%
Jan
3
25.
2,700
17%
12 V'4
49
*5%
92%
7 i:
7%
(The)——
6,300
9 V4
35
5
Texas Gulf Sulphur.
Pacific Coal «fc
2,500
,
■
'
7%
9
:_50
5
Corp—
Texas Gulf
11,700
35 Vo
14 V-4
12%
r
5%
4 Vb
35
49
12 %
92 %
Texas Co
14%
*48%
6%
8,200
46%
3512
12%
94%
47
4V'2
50 %
*5%
Tennessee
14
12%
*92 Va
3,100
35V4
49
50
10 Vb
4%
8%
18%
16%
18%
:12%"
12%
50
10%
46%
45%
(James %
5Vapartic preferred
Telautograph Corp
900
14
9
60
4%
35%
xl3%
Talcott Inc
42
4 Mi
4%
35%
14-r'
73b
*41
10%
10%
45'%
*6%
■
4%
34%
5
4%
5%
35 "4
8
10-%
45
47%
45
47%
47%
42%
4%.
4%
10
7%
*6%
*41
43
4%"
4' '4
4%
7%
42
43
43
101
13
Oct
6
Nov
78%
5 Vu May
Nov
7% Nov
U
9%
9
49
116%
*115%
116%
113 %
113'4
*112
113%
79 7
*115
*112''2
114
48 %
9 %
78%
78%
*115%
*115% ■116%'
*113%
49
9
78
80 Va
78
80%
48
•:
8%
9%
8%
9%
80
48
52 "a
48
52%
*51
49
9
9'%
■
79'/,
n
7,300
116%
*115
116%
113%
*112%
113%
42
par
Jan
..
18
113
105% Jan
15% Jan
2
183b
4,300
Preferred $4.50 series— No par
Union Gil of California— —.—..25
93
93%
2,700
Union Pacific RR Co
30
Ja
2
n
Nov
5
18%
18 %
18%
92%
92 "4
93%
93
93%
93
27
27.%
26 V4
26%
2?VB
■
18
91 %
27%
28%
19
94 %
94%
93 To
*27%
18%
91 V'4
27%
28%
2e%
27%
102%
102 Va
102 %
102%
101%
102%
*101%
22%
•24%'
22%
23%
23%
24 3b
23%
24%
18,500
18
lo
18 V»
18%
19 %
19%
600
109%, Jan
United
No
par
55 % Jan
;
200
United-Carr Fast Corp„. .No
par
18% Jan
par
% Jan
2
17% Jan
5
18 Va
*18
19%
58%
61
,
58 V
:
95%
95
26%
26%
26%
■26%
1,400
27%
93;
28
27
27%
13.000
*114
58
57:Vv
a
.
96
*94%
*114
*114
*114
*60
%
4 <c
700
102
79% Jan
24% Jan
25% Jan
6
5% cony preferred—
—100
United Air Lines' Transport —5
17% Jan
United
16
*114
58
58'2
58%
5'/
58'%
.
6%
6%
5 %
6 V4
54%
5.1«
54'4
*51 Va
7%
7%
7%
6%
7
■■:
12%
5%
54%
28%
28%
28%
27%
71%
70
71V
70 V'4
71%
2%
2%
27%
26%
27%
27%
2%
2 V'4
25%
3%
*3%
V 2%
71%
2%
2%
23b
27
4
700
3,800
Electric
Coal
Cos
5
26% Jan
United Gas Improv't ex-clistribtion.
2V'8Jun
26%
27'2
*3%
4%
500
United
7%
7%
4,700
U S <fc
95%
95%
13%
13%
2,000
U S,
70 %
2,600
U S Gypsum Co
:
20.
7 "c preferred—100
*95 V'4
95
95 V'4
14%
13
13%
*95
95 %
■,
'
United Merch & Mfr's Inc.
Feb
17
16
Jan
4
July
%
Apr
1%
22
Apr
20
;
8%
Dec
Nov
5
25%
Jun
Oct.
Dec
3%
50
8
Apr
Feb
%v
18
33% Aug
3;s Mar
3
Oct
Dec
58%
Jan
aVi
Oct
113
May
11
Jan
20% Dec
Jan
6% Sep
35
Feb
48% Jun
72%
Jan
16%
2'2 July 21
1
16% Jan
Oct
29
11%
Apr
10
3 Ve Jan
4
57b Apr
6
2%
Sep
4%
Feb
——No par
Faperboard"
Foreign Secnr
86 1st preferred—
.170
.
Apr
37
76% Sep 21
16
Feb
30
10434
30
July
9% Jun
9
60% Mar
Sep
Jan
35
12
No par
8 Vb
15
4
5Vb Jan
5
United Fruit Co.—
•
%
9
66
8IV2
y36% Jam
104% Mar
Jun
3
2% May 10
35% Sep 29-
4
Engineering & Fdy..
6,200
26%
28',4
72
1
7
United
43,700
*27
11
7% Jan
Dec
85% Nov
7% Apr
9% Mar
x26
7
Jan
16%
Jun
8
Jun
108
89
3
69% Jim
Nov
21% Aug
23To Jun
May 27
114
t
2% Jan
3%
97
14%
723 '*
74 %
20
Oct
Jan
Dec
113'%
Jan
22% Mav 12
38% Jan
United
3,000
273b
-.—5
63%
Dec
9 Vb
83
100% Mar
10
May
July 16
33 % July
8
__10Q
—
19
114% Jun
20
Jan
Corp...—_...l
7%
8
14Ce
'OM-S
7
Co.
Preferred
3 Tb
7 Ta
*95%
Dyeyood
No par
V-4
3%
8
7%
Drug
United
No
S3 preferred
80
par
7%
4
4
8%
v
United
3,400
54'
71%
:2Vt.
26%
•
4
%
'■97,.:'
10.400
6%
6%
54
7%
Corporation
28,000
No
„.-_>100
Carbon Col—
31%
27%
"
2%'
:?
United
47,900
—
preferred
cony
12%
12%
C'.B
"
l'b
30%
53
*7
28
71%
'*
13%
Vu
*52
7%
25
1
12%
6
*24
31 Tn
31
6%
53
*28%
a
25
"
1
,31%'
12%
13%
12%
13%
13%
*24
1%
30%
32%
30%
24
1
1%
1
1%
32%
23%
25
*23 Va
25
1%
32%
Co—.
97
46
Apr
May
108
22% Julv 14
40
Jan
7'%. Sep;
28% Mar 30
93% Jan ..,4
—
Biscuit
114% Oct
•
8
5
No
28%
58
Apr 29
102 %
6
par
preferred!-. -..>.,100
United Aircraft Corp
1,000
...
noil-cum
100
Union Tank Car
'
23'%
v
16
25
24%
*19
xll8
2
900
104
*102%
:
2
26
86% May 27
2
19
J
113'4 Feb
.
8
Jan
Jtilv
59
8
80% Jan
18%
8.
78"
94%
19
94
r
No
Union Bag <fe Paper
.No pan
Union Carbide & Curb—_ No par'
Union El Co of Mo S5 pfd— No par
10,700
80
Elliott Fisher Co-
4% Jan
6
13%.May
4.
2%
Apr
5%
Dec
9831 Nov
4
77 %
Apr
—
par
0
84 V% Jan
Freight Co___i^_——„No par
9Ve Jan
—No
29
6
87
Oct
Feb
'
13 %
■
70
69%
177 %
*177%
179
8 Va
179
71%
177 V3
:
7.1%
71
*177
9%
8%
9
*42%
13%
45
70
14
70%
71
69%
*177 %
179
*177Vb
179
9%
44
35%
5
5%
16%
.
*112
16%
15%
*112
5%
9 %
*42%
33
45
2,000
34
43b
16% %
34
5
x!6%
1%
,
5
5%
5%
9%
31% :
40
39
^2 3
31%
39
34%'
34%
1%
1%
1%
1Tb
*37%
39%
53 3i
*73%«
52 V
s
39%
36%
123
128
128
e
121
22
*45
*3%
2%
53%
74
53
:
•
*73 Va
:
37 Vb
38
124%
124
31%
74
119%
52 V
.
4
121
38%
125%
73%
73
73
50 'A
119
,
22
21%
21%
2i 1.',
46Tb
45%
45 %
*45Vb
3%
*3%
3%
3
2%
2%
2'%
2
*80
*83
85
16%
51%
21%
U S
21%
2%
:
2V«
*80
85
83
*15
15%
15
28,200
126
2,600
52 %
1,500
*72'%
52%
V
73
21
2'%
47%
40
2%
2%
*81%
*15
15%
3%
:
■
68
3%
3%
3%
*33b
3%
32 %
30%
30%
*3034
*30'%
67
67%
66 %
66%
3%
162
'
162 7 o
*163,: 168
*lbJ
3%
ltod
67.
Apr
34%
Jan
2V'»
Apr
8
7
Jan
4% July
14Ta Oct
7
99
Jan
22
May
i
■
•
86
conv
Universal
40
preferred..-
■
2
Laboratories
5.
Inc
27%
Dec
103%
Dec
13.% May
Nov
54
par
—1.
Mar
37'% Apr
58
1
51% Jan
71
Apr
44% May
59% July 15
107% Jun
Jan
8
125
July 19
21'- Nov
par
i_l
12
29
5
15%
6
39% Mar
3% July 19
% May
Apr
50% Aug
42'% Jan " 4
1% Jan
•
•
6
3
23
88
Oct
23
20% July
4
Oct
Jan
V. 14%.Jan
.
-
56
.% Jan
5
3Vt Nov
-9
59 % Jan
6% July
9
3038 Nov
15
———2_"_.No
Mar
46'4 Sep 20
par
Preferred
Dec
1
Apr
% Aug
129% July 23
62
May 7
47% Jan '>7
112
25
No
30% Aug
32%
8
74
150
Jan
40 V'4
163
%
Apr
Apr
55%
Jan
Jan
119% Jan
24
Jan
46%
Jan
1% Oct
1
Oct
34% May
60 %
Dee
12
July
15%. Nov,
7
41
May
4
142
Apr
27
.
2:
.
2
July 16
75% July
12
Dec
26% May
20
3Te May 10
'4
29%
9
5
Jan
Jun
2
•
par
Li-1"
preferred
25
V. July
42
44',2 Jun
Universal Leaf TobJ-—2_%_No par
v 8•%
preferred—
.-100
.'
440
2u
non-cum
-UniversalfCyclops Steel Corp
boo
%
•'••v
—-No
37 Ve May
15
Jail
114
10
13
64% Jan. 13
_ioo
—
114 Oct
•
7%
400
168'
*163
Sep
24%
H Jan
_50
United Stockyards' Corp—.
United Stores class A
100
--/■
31%
68
'
41
Jan
46
Jan
Jan
32
25V'4 Jan
Dec
34 %
29% Jan
101
Dec
6%
1
9% Jun
Aug 23
29,/8 Jan 13
nop-cum 1st preferred—100
64
174%
29
8% July 19
8
9
20
:
U S Tobacco Co—
6,000
84
15
% May
May
4% Apr
10% Oct
19% Apr
16
Jan
4% Nov
Smelting Ret ,& Alin—1—50
Preferred
1,700
.
—1
U S Steel Corp—————No
2,700
83
.
6
108
„100
—
Co_,..——%
Preferred
2,200
.
3 Va
*3
8
13Ta Jan
par
Jan
40
159
x42% July 14
7% Apr 26
4
4
Playing Card Co——
10
Plywood Corp_„
1.
Realty &: Impt—-No par
drr
U S
39,000
120%
21%
* 45'%
,
3%
1—No
Jan
20
11% Jan
44% Nov
'
17
30
U S Rubber Co-«—»—: 10
200
52
51
119'%
213ft
47%
.3%
15%
38%
*30%
3%
32%
164
6,000
*67
3%
32%
*162
1%
125
119%
*45
85
15
U S
U S
52%
'V
A
U S Pipe & Foundry—
200
1,800
'
119
48
3%
Tb
51%;
119%
2,300
37%
53
73%
•
36%
126%
52%
39% Jun
Preferred'v'vL%%hi___—4_iLIO'
1%
38 3 4
%
U S Lines
100
42
36
conv cl
Prior,, preferred—:
16,800
32
1%
52%
Partic &
7534 Oct
19
17
'
9 Vb
*37%
0
52%
53
50%
52%
121
*16
*67
39%
127%
2,900
'
35%
1%
,
16
*8%
42
35%
1%
.
Jan
6 % May
July 13
181% Apr 17
Jan 29
5% Jan
173
;S, Hoffman Mach "Corp——5,
5% % conv preferred-—50
U S Industrial Chemicals ..-..A'o
par
U S Leather Co
1
No par
113%
5%
36
3.200
16
*8T«
40
37
4%
*111
87o
34 V 2
41
*36%
2,300
16%
"
*39
U
40
.
34%
113%
*111
5%
31
45
*4',2
4%
31%
*42%
34
4 %
113%
9
■
8%
9%
30%
32
32
438
*8 To
934
32%
113%
43i
5% :n6n:rr'
*9
•
5
15 34
16%
2
34:%
32 Ve
4%
113 V 2
*112
42 V
4212
*42 %
*34
.
9%
.
59
__
10
9
"
*9%
19
8
NOV
61
Oct
152 %: De&
V
18%
18%
16%
18%
10%
10%
10
10%
«*5=
*119%
*35
37
37
*119%
120
120
*42
43%
41%
42
*60
62%
60
60
*62 %
70
23%
*3%
23%
3%
.
*61 %
22%
9%
35
3%
49
*117
118
116-%
117
39
39
37
38%
18%
9%
*34
9%
*41 %
42
X41
*53
*61%
70
*61
70
*61''2
70
*21
22
Va
22
3%
3%
3%
451'a
46''4
118
47 Va
*116%
*37%
38
22
3%
118
40
39
*38%
40 %
34 3 4
*33%
34
100%
100 %
*143
150
"143
100%
150
*38%
34
■
600
39
40%
7%; Lst: preferred.
Vick Chemical Co—1
20
4,800
118
*38%
'
48%
-2,200"
80
Va-Carolina
6%
Va Iron Coal & Coke
;
---
6
30
May
50
July
55
Jan
55
Sep
60
Nov
25%
Jan
65
Feb
15
6 7'/a May
"12
2% Jan
jtOO
5%. pid
25
Jan
5
26% Feb
Jan
15
20 % Jan
14
27
Jan
14
29V4 Jan
-2
6
15
Jan
18% May.
1
Jan
H'% Mar
Dec
116'A July
42
Dec
1
Jan
2T«
Oct
22% Jan
40 \\
Oct
Aug 30
110% May
xl23 ,;
45
Oct
1
x397n Sep 22
35% Sep
100
:
112%
20Tb
26
1
80
Jail
8
110
100
Vulcan Detinning Cp
Preferred
Jun
Mar
638 Jplv
8
Aug 18
113
Jan
26
148
Jun
15
39%'Oct
30
^^-2.5
7V4
19
68 % July
4 y
39
Virginian Ry Co-.-,-^—
6 c"c preferred——
150
12
Aug 28
22
116-
100
*143
Jun
44% Oct
118
Mar 15
Jan
21% Nov
....
Va El &; Pow 86 pref
280
100
21
57
Works.4.
Chemical
1,300
104
25
37 Va Oct
51
div partic preferred
40 %
*98
12% Feb
40% May 26
34%
-
Jun
253o July 15
7
11
15% Jan
115
Vicks Shreve & Pa_c Ry.
5V
non-cum preferred
Victor Chemical
14%
4
8% Jan
25% Jan
Co%_--_.,2.50
700
•
3-%,
118
"
Norman
•110
;'
:%■
21%
40
*33%
150
3%
118
34
*143
21%
Van
Van Raalte Co Inc
'
48
39%
*98
:
119%
48
39%
150
600
60
*119%
Vanadium Corp of Am—1—No par.
200
: v
41
60
119%
33%
*143
10
*53
119%
34%
102
3,900
35
60
40%
*98
10
41%
34 %
104
18
35
35
*39%
*100%
17%
119%
23%
3%
9-%
35
18
41 Va
70
46%
18
119%
*55
50
*49 %
17
14
•
,117'A Dec
Jan
21% Nov
24
Apr
31%
26
May
70
Jun
120
Mar
29%
Jan
Oct
96% Mar.
138
Jan
W
37
37%
*10%
34%
36
10%
10%
10%
26
26
*105
110
*25%
*105
34%
25%
110
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
35%
36 %
10%
10%
10%
10%
25%
25%
26
26
*105
1955.
35%
110
*105
110
36
36%
10%
25%
3,200
*lut
liu
,
Wabash
1,900
10%
X25%
-
Waldorf
1,000
Walgreen Co—
4V>%
RR
4%fV preferred
System—
No
preferred
No
—
100
par
par
—100
24% Jan
4
7% Jan* 5
20% Jan
103
Feb
2
10
11% May 29
28% July 15
109
Jun 10
21 V-4 July
6% Mar
30%
16
20%
Nov
102 Va
Oct
97 Va
Apr
Jun
Jan
7T$ Nov
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4229
158
195
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
AND HIGH SALE
LOW
'7
Monday
Saturday
"
Nov. 8
Nov. 6
S per snare
$
*48%
49%
48
4812
*17%
18%
'*17%
Nov. H>
Nov. 9
$ per
$ per share
share
per
J
1814
47%
17%
Friday
share
t per
48:%
18
■
%A:
STOCKS
YORK
Range fop Previous
STOCK
-
Range Since January 1
Lowest
Highest
EXCHANGE
Par
Walker'(Hiram) G & W.
No
Dlv redeem preferred—No
1,900
-
NEW
Shares
49
*17%
18
V
the Week
$ per share
48%
"17%
Sales for
Nov. 13
Nov, It
•
,
share
X4.8
47%
17%
••
A-,
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
•
PRICES
100
■
t per share
par
38% Jan
15% Jan
4
65/a
6%
6V3
7%
6%
6%
17,300
8'A
8 %
8'a
8%
*8%
8V2
700
7Va
7'A
6%
7%
9%
9
9
1 %
1%
1%
40%
44
45%
42%
43%
44%
11%
10%
11%
10%
11%
*24 'a
25
*24
1%
1 %
46%
11 "A
*24
25
*21%
21 Va
21%
"
14 %
13%
14%
-23%
'•'24
24
6'4
•
%
•'
*1%
4% Jan
2
..No par
4% Jan
5' ^
ii
21%
21%
; 21%
21 %
*21
14%
i
t
" 13 Va
14 %
14%
14%
*14
23%
23
J
23%
6
514
23'%
23
"
f
*
5%
5%
No
Webster
2,200
Wesson.Oil & Snowdrift
A
211/4
V4:
21%
21 %
I 5%
21
78%
./
*77%
78'%
*77 %
78%
*76%
14%
14%
13%
14%
I
13V4
13%
21
,
Wayne Pump Co
78%
No
;
20
'
7
Jan
6
% May
16
32% Apr 21
% Apr
24%
23% Sep
1
17% Jun
2
12
5
26
2% Jan
39%
Feb
4-
Jan
14
13
NOV
3
July
15'
May
59% May
.
Oct
11% Jan
;
1%
Jan
26% July
2
Jan
21
79% Nov
3
8% Jan
4.
17% Jun
7
4
85
Aug 20
4
99
Oct
14
7% Aug
34
Apr
41% Apr
87% Oct
11
33
3
102
69
Jan
19
•
■■
Deo
July 23
.8% July 8
8
17% Jan
■
.
3%
13% Jun
4
17% Jan
par
29% NoV
•
Oct.
4
.
Nov
:
TV •NbT
Feb
4
12% Jan
No par
Oct
5% NOV
.
July 6
15% July 13
I
Nov
1.6 %
2%
56
-
•'
share
41%
.
Apr
15% Jan
....
No par
preferred-
$4 conv
4%
S per
>
.
3%
May 29
2% Mar 29
22% Oct-11-J
par
—5
—l
Eisenlohr
"■
Jan
7% Jan
-No par
-
400
2214
21
Waukesha Motor Co
9,900
"77 %
21
Fdy & Pipe
Washington Gas Lt Co
900
26
5
5%
78%
22 V4
Warren
500
15
Pictures
23 %
5%
*77%
22
Warner
100
*22%
Va
5%
'r
51,300
Bros
% Jan
:_50
:
25
Apr
13% Alar
ravi'*y."'
Highest
31%
13
No par
preferred—
21%
24
21 %
*
$7
1S'42
S per share
27
par
No
;
Ward Baking Co cl- A
Class. B—
1,400
ll'A
Walworth Co
1,900
45 V4
10%
11%
11%
1%
451/4
1%
45
24
25
*22%
0»/4
%
1
'*'4
*
54% Oct
18% Slay 23
9% Jim
5
•
*8 %
$ per. share
12
par
Year
Lowest
20%
Jaa
X71% •Nov
-
10%. No 7
Vi
'
83%
83%
82
83%
r
95%
95%
95 %
95 y4
$
86%
86%
85%
86
niG
16%
15%
107
28
*106%
28
^
*
28
;
81%
82'
94 Va
82%
94 %
94 Va
West Indies Sugar Corp
West Penh Electric class A_..A'o
9,200
27%
27
5
*106%
*3 A
3%
2%
3v:»
$'
';'()%
7%
6
6%
$
2%
6%
I
180
31
6%
1
.
par
.
100
.
100
44
40%
43%
t
41 Va
42%
20%
19%
20%
•#''
19%
20%
West
'1,200
?
42%
43%
41%
42%
xl9%
20%
20*/4
20%,
^
Power
...
.
.
50% Jan
.
Western
700
4%
67% Jan
57
4% 'V pfd—:.100
Supply Co__
.
931
88%
124%
126
•'33%
35%
*25
25
98%
Xl22%
.,,19
10
98%
Jan
Ry—-100
2nd preferred—100
''21%
67%
66
67
*18
18%
18
18%
17%
66 Va
18%
98%
20
18
38%
58
98%
21%
*67
25
24
.
*
103%
*107%
*96
Va
26% Jan
15 % Jan
98
.120
.A 31
220
1
400
We.stva.co Chlorine Procl
10
i
7%
7%
6%
110
4%
5 V*
68%
68%
*67'3
25 %
26
20%
20%
20V4
66'%
66
66
;
350
17%
18
17%
17%
i
400
17%
18
18%
19
Va
18%
14,600
White Motor Co
White Rock Alin Springs,..—No par
White Sewing Mach Corp
2—1'..
$4 conv preferred
.-INo. par
Prior preferred2.20
6
%■
18
3,300
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
: 2,600
5"
%
4%
70
4%
5
4%
5
,4,800
\
80
65
67
66
66
25
25
25
25
*64
69
*23 %
25
"
25'a
25 Va
!
400
5'%
5%
■
7%
53a
12 Va
11%
6%
7 Va
GTa
-
80%
83%
*82%
10%
10%
*119
119
—•
*21
21%
82
4%
12
5%
7%
*72
10%
4%
80
7
*78%
10%
*10%
4%
7
21
20
20
37%
37%
36%
f
21%
20%
20'%'
a
*19%
600
L
V
21
1
10
600
36%
36%
36%
36 Va
3612
8,600
20%
20%
21%
21%
20%
21 Va
5,100
21%
'
*102
120
*102
110
*98
*75
110
*49%
52
92'-j
92
46%
50
110
*48
90
69%
*68
Va
*68
*
47'%
50
45 %
*102
110
*102
110
*98
*47
110
*98
6%
Motors—.
preferred-
conv
i~ 1
ulO
-
.J..—;..LNo par
$6 preferred
Wilson-Jones
—No par
Co
109
22
Mar
51
*
*83
93
Va
27%
90
,
*45 Va
48
A
51
*48 Va
51
—
—i
'Jan
,
Apr
99,
18
Jan
2V
*90
92
90
"66
*27
*66
68
23
*26%
27 Va
SO
.
27% Feb
Jan
15%
Deb,
T,53a
Jaa.
3
8
1713 Jan
9
1% Apr
1% Aug
2%
4%
8% De-3
Oct
143a July 14
9% Sep 20
.86% Oct
2
27
.
1
Apr 30
11% Apr
119
'
51
Sep
Jan
3%
7 V 53
Jan
Deo
Oct
2%
6%
■
73%
•.
Jan
Jaa
6
Nov
24 Va July
-10A... 30% Jan
2
42% July
Worthington P & M (Del)
No par
16% Jan 20
25% Oct
7% preferred A—
100
.110% Oct 21 %'/ 149
Sep
\
6% preferred B——
134
—100
.1003 t Oct
4
Sep
Prior pfd 4%% series
54
Jun
100
44% Jan
9
Prior pfd 4%% Conv series—200
46
Jan
9
•57%. Jun
108
Wright Aeronautical
Aro par
87% Sep 20
Apr
70 % Sep
Wrigley (Win) Jr (Del)
A:o par
53% Jaii
4
12
107% Jua
2
3
16%
Dee
110%
Jaa-
31
21% May
14% Jun
23
Oct
24
,;ra
Deo
27
28
'
12%
11%
12 Va
11%
12
36%
36 Va
34%
35%
34 VA
35
95
95
98
95
11%
11V*
10%
11V4
32%
32%
30%
3%
3%
3%
12%
,
"Bid
*95
•
200
■'
_
———
.
90
80
■
<
67
26%
200
.
.
•
96 V a
10%
11
11%
31%
30%
31
31%
3 2'A
3"a
3%
3%
4,600
Mfg. Co
23
Young Spring & Wire
No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
0W.0' preferred series A
^1—100
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
31%
3,600
Zenith Radio
3%
3,800
Zonite Products Corp.,
35 7
98
3%
this day.
Yale & Towne
30%
97
10 Va
1,500
123'»
35%
98
96
no sales on
:■<'
12
35%
3%
27
11% ; 11 Va
12 Va
3512
asked prices;
and
12%
V3
'.A.V.V
■
•
—
—
/■--■■■
V
%
—
3(2,
Jin receivership,
Deferred delivery,
a
Transactions at the New York Stock
2,800
12,700
a
>
380
nNew Stock,
r
Cash sale,
s
Stocks,
117
NOV
106
20
125
July
Nov
117
Mar
42%
aun
54
Jaa
13
44
Jun
57% Jaa
20
BO
Jun
104
Jan
29
.39
Apr
62
Jsa
18
1
'
Special sales.
-
-
—
Thursday
Friday
78
Jan
37
Oct
7
7
Ms r
12%
Jfio
82
Jan
4
98
Nov
9 % Jan
2
16% Jun
19% Jan
wdWhen distributed.
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
$323,000
845.000
384,000
418,000
$32,000
12
8%
37 % July 13
2
4% May 10
Jan
x-Ex-dividends.
(Number
1 5,030.000
Sales
21,000
y
;
$178,000'
Shares)
.
Stocks—NO.
Of
shares-
-
5,907,167
..
3,903,763
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
S.
7,878,600
$52,161,400
1943
Ex-rights.
V.
-
Foreign
Foreign
Domestio
Government
industrial—
Total
-
Corporate
$10,000
$2,000
$480,000
69,000
1.161,000
1,004,000
72,000
8,009
—„
57.000
13,000
909,000
.
,
177,640
Total
—
—.
764,000
12,000
1,393,324
—
'$4,229,000
S220.000
1943
1,393,324
—-
99,823,554
.$32,900
$3,060,375
$6,187,550
2,368,000
49,615,400
2,864.009
104,514,609
105,881.000
38.032,100
2,828,793,209
1,905,766,100
S52,161,400
1942
2,000 \
$25,000
773,000
,$4,474,000
Jan. 1 to Nov. 12
'.
613,425
1943
64,389,206
1942
16,738,138
$3,509,000 $192,195,000 $147,142,500
248.000
11.801.000
3,641,000
8,000
1,222,000
.
655,000
$4,474,000
$3,765,000 $205,218,009 $151,438,500
$4,229,000
220,000
;
Foreign corporate
Total
Slock and Bond
-
the
979,000
:
25,000
Domestic
Foreign government
$40,929,000 $2,936,368,175 $2,017,834,650
■
are
1,076,000
HOLIDAY
—
—
"
Below
Total
S468,000
1,084,000
216,305,
-
Stocks^-No. of shares
250,546,491
•
Bonds (Par Value)
Bonds
—
&
Exchange
.
1942
$178,000
Government
Railroad
Deo
2% Jan
379,630
-
-
Bonds
U.
Foreign
20
Jan
534,170
-
Jan. 1 to Nov. 12
1942
Feb
1% May
Week Ended Nov. 12
Week Ended Nov. 12
1943
7% Nov
85.615
Monday
11%00,500
52,000
$2,308,000
Week Elided Nov. 12,1943
Saturday
13.891.800
24,000
HOLIDAY
393,000
'
"■■■■' /
of
$3,660,500
49.000
$49,615,400
37%
12
41% July 14
Stocks
Government
Foreign
Bonds
5,907,167
Total
23% Oct
5
Apr
28% Jua
17% July 13
0
.2
Total
$3,305,500
1 4,136,000
13.486.800
11,258,500
7,428.600
15% Jan
10
4
Jan
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
United States
337,110
2,340,180
1.507,440
926,070
796,367
31% Sep
13
7 % Jan
30
Transactions at ike New York Curb
Exchange
Shares
Week Ended Nov. 12, 1943
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Railroad
and MisceU
21% Jan
No par
Corp
Daily, Y/eekty and Yearly
Number 0/
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
on
Averages ll.!:;/!
the New York Stock Exchange as
-Stocks-
•
20
15
19
First
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
6—
November
8_—
November
9
November 10_
.
.
.
46,74
107.11
100.84
65.46
110.55
45.15
106.94
100.05
63.99
110.50
45.40
106.91
100.11
64.29
110.40
.
95.43
20,77
45.78
107.01
100.63
64.84
110.19
.95.67
20.91
45.67
106.93
100.60
110.21
95.56
Rail¬
trials
November
roads
ties
135.24
33.55
21.12
131.68
31.80
20.15
131.85
32.21
20.53
132.68
32.62
November H—
November 12
Utili¬
Stocks
HOLIDAY
132.15
32.57
10
Total
Indus¬
Date—
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
Bonds—
•
10
30
"•■,:
21% Jaa
y
28
v.
22!* Jan-.;:
Apr
3% Sen
'
,
'
5% Nov
63i July 19
9 % Jun .28
<27
'-
,
Jan
Jun
Mar
-
1% Apr
40
May
.15% Apr
86
,
Jan
Apr
Jaav'
93
July
12
115
Oct
50
69%
108» July 26
7% Oct
1
40
Jan 15
x203% Jan 19
2% Jail
2
2% Jan *2
..8
Jan y 6
4% Jan%2
57% Jan
4
Jan
ioa%
17% Deo
22% Aug .11
,
31%
:/
■
12% July
: 2%;Jan A 8
...
Deo
53% Dee.
3 % Jan A5
.
Dec
!
Jan
32%
24% July 22
' 13% Jan^2 '%
.
127
•}
Deo
71%. July 14
•21% July 20
5
14
jaii
42 V*
' 6
83
:
100% Jun
Oct .25
9
.
Woolworth (P W) Co
-
1
':
48
67%
67
68
:
5
112 % Jun. 23
60
:9
10
29% May
.
Oct
19% Feb
Apr
Mar .13
%n
30
Aug
23
53'"% Jan
pfd—-100.
Woodward Iron Co__y—Ai-
3
July. 9
-15
10
,
Wisconsin Eb Pow 6%
Jun
40
Jan
8%
Apr
138
Deo
3%'
-
V
110
*45%
*47-
47%
63%
5
Jan
.
*48%
,
112
*98
110
-98
-_5
Willys-Overland
Wilson .& Co.Inc
600
,
119
X35%
37%
21%
*201
21,400
10%.
119
Wilcox Oil & Gas CO
4,100
*
20%
44,700
Va
80
10'A
*119
,2.300
12
11%
7%
79%
79%
*119
4%
*4%
12
12
7%
*10'»
10%
--
4'A
4'A
4%
4%
11%
7%
:
*10%
*
4%
12'%
12%
V
4
3%
85
.
2-1 %
.
'
4%
4%.
.
■'
May
'.Jan '12
52
66 %
.
•13 Ta
1
24% N6v "12
.
18
•
27
Feb
Jan
20
Apr
v
Jan
13
104%
4% May
23% Feb
July
106% Jdn 15
.
20%
7%'
5%
4%
...No Par
66%
v
2.
100
„
12'.50
$4.50 preferred:—1;
■—.No par
Wheeling & -Lake Erie Ry__—2L100
5% % conv preferred siiAai
100
Wheeling Steel Corp_A
ANo.par
$5 conv prior pref_
No par
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
120
93
Elec- Instrument
*17%
*5%
4%
partic- preferred..-,.——250
Weston
V
'
*
1st-
300
113%
12% May
24% May 29
*Jan ^2
:50
:
20 Va
'
49% Oct
4
r Jan
i
Jan
93
Sep
•
53 Va
*96
7
..81
■■
7,500
24%
*58
2
West-lnghous® El & Mfg—
r
108
107 Va
58
s 2
.
32
53
58
30% Sep 20
6% Apr
5
11% Apr
3
2% Jan
.
97
Jan
104
'
Apr
May
10% Sep
Sep 22
5% Jan
•
Westiugliouse Air Brake-—-No £ur
:
Jun
110
.-91
'
16% Oct 29
2
Western Union Teleg class A-.No par
125
*31
32%
*24%
107%
107%
'
98%
20
*123
32
119
5
7,600
90
123%' 123%
25
*24'%
:o%
22
/ 89
32'%
59%
98%
9014
89%
122 %
32%
109%
*58
59%
89 VV
X87
34
*107%
109%
*58
124i
*33
25%
*107%
921
126%
93%
8
Jan
29,100
•
*
Jan
103
'
.
2
Jan%5
11%
.
.
Maryland
non-eum
Jan
109
.-No par
preferred——J-.a-———100
Western Auto
2,200
3 Va
,
Peim
6>
•
IV*
3
8
L
preferred
preferred
West Va Pulp & Pap Co
2,700
'
*6%
3', b
a
6%
100
.
Va
27%
27%
7%
140
103
27%
*6%
20%
15
180
'
.
116
15%
107
27%
2%.
43%
116
*106 Va
15%
*15%
107
84
*82
116%
*116
15%
15%'
84
*82
116 %
U5Vb
f *106%
107
27
86%
82
94%
80
94%
14
*
|
16 Va
•"116
116%
*15%
*106%
78%
94
85
%
116%
13%
14
13%
Total
40
Bonds
95.99
95.37
HOLIDAY
64.51
1
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
1956
CHRONICLE
Monday;1 November 15, 1943
S23S
Bond Record
Mew 7orZi Stock
«»
FRIDAY
NOTICE—Prices
"and
Income and defaulted bonds. Cash and deferred delivery sales
the regular weekly range are shown in a footnote In the week in which they occur.
S.
U.
Treasuty
3%s—
3'As
Treasury 3'As
Treasury 3'AS
Treasury
Treanry
.
3s
Treasury
3s
2%s
23As
23As
23As
23As
23/4S—
23As
2'As.
2'As
2'As
2'As
2'As
2'As
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
:
2'As
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
Treasury
1967-1972
1951-1953
1952-1955
...1954-1956
2s
1947
2s___..Mar 1948-1950
2s
,__._Dec 1948-1950
2s__—
Jun 1949-1951
2s
____-____Sep 1949-1951
2s.._.
Dec 1949-1951
2s
..March 1950-1952
2s
Sept 1950-1952
2s
———1951-1953
2s
1951-1955
2s
1953-1955
l3As
June 15 1948
2'As
2 As
2'As
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
....
Ireaaurj
Treasury
Treasury
Federal
Farm
3s
Loan
Owners'
112.18
206.3
M-S
*101.6
a 6s
J-D
*105.23 105.25
105.29
*110.14 110.16
110.13
110.27
J-D
*105.12 105.14
105.17
106
: m-s
*111.14 111.16
110.6
111.28
MS
*111.28 111.30
109.9
103.18 103.18
A6
Period
sinking fund 6s-
1962
Last
or
bale Price
sinking fund 6s
A-0
1962
A-0
1963
Friday's
1957
J-D
1957
J-D
—
fund 63As
1961
A-0
:„1962
19%
111.26
*111.14 111.16
J-D
108.21
108.26
A
112.20
J-D
J-D
*106.24 106.26
M-S
*107.13 107.15
M-S
*103.25 103.27
104.20
MS
*103.19 103.21
104
104
J-D
*100.14 100.16
J-D
'100.5
1962
18 %
18%
18 %
A6s
of
16%
100.10
100.3
10
100.5
100
100.4
5
100.1
100.4
'
56
100.6
100.12
101.4
J-D
*106.14 106.16
104.30
105.7
J-J
"101.25 101.27
101.25
102.13
M-S
100.12 100.12
J-D
107.7
107.7
J-D
*104.4
104.0
M-S
15
106.23
*101.30 102
107.7
9
J-D
24%
M-S
*101.4
104.20
101.1
301.4
100.15
M-S
100.15 100.15
25
100.30
100.2
1952
J-D
gold
5'As
1955
101.10
100.9
101.12
Customs Admin 5'As 2d series
series
1st
5'As 2d
AEstonia
J-D
102.27
100.10
sink
fund
5'As
1940
(Republic of)
7s
Greek
109
108% 109 'A
103'%
49
110%
30%
19
47%
73
13
45
73
66%
45
42%
66%
66 %
66
:
*85
__
*85
—
'70%
—
A-0
M-S
1945
87
Sc
J-D
paid
J-J
*28
42%
*95
—.
—
20
18%
18%
A-O
1960
M-N
6s
1948
*53
1968
A-O
*6%
f 5s
s
State Mtge Bk)
(Colombia)
6'as
7s
•
1945
A 6s
1954
External
s
f
f
7s series D
s
f
7s
1945
7s series C
s
AExternal
1st
(US)
assented
extl
1945
S f external 4'As
S
f extl
loan
conv
S f extl
loan
Australia
of
5s
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Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4229
158
NEW
BONDS
New
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Week
Stock
Last
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1947
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1949
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13
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55
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29
20
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J-D
1946
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1966
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income debenture?
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61
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102
102%
103%
106%
15
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1995
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106
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4s
gold 4s of 1910
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103
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1948
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1946
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1964
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37
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71
25
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1948
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107
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1952
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28
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1944
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1958
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1960
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1957
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1955
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94
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50
1959
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1956
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50
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50
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106%
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1962
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1966
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88
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1975
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1961
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87
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62
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gen
Illinois
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1945
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1945
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,
52
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1962
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w_„.___1950
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1965
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1
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1949
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.1950
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12
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gold 4s
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102
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1943
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1953
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1951
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cons
National
111
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gold
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July 1969
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5s
1962
gold
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,
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20
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1951
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110%
112
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1969
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58
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G
modified
E
&
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deb
113%
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& H
6
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118
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&
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38
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114
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&
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112
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1944
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1961
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1948
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88
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_.
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108
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110
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1958
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115
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1970
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1954
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1951
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77
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48'A
67
41%
1960
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1951
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1968
45
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1960
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1949
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1955
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11
103
38
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—
51%
53%
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1960
48
,
Af-N
5s
54
54%
55
105%
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J-J
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1966
Bklyn Union El 1st gold 5s
1950
Bklyn Union Gas 1st cons gold 5s_1945
Consolidated
16'A
55'/»
103
*100% 101
A-O
1961
1960
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1955
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...
4%
M-N
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M-N
4Vis series JJ
deposit—
Bush Terminal 1st 4s—_——1952
2,304
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105%
100%
M-S
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44i/g
13%
1987
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103%
1967
1955
Buffalo Gen Elec 4'As B
18'A
1987
132'A
3
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ref 6s series A
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M-N
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____1987
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p
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n
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13
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105
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series II
gold 5s
128%
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101'A 102'A
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1944
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registered
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3
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1
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49
.—1959
1960
1965
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1987
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75'A
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1950
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47
—1956
1952
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debentures
Maine
74
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J-J
1960
1st & ref 5s'series C
1987
registered
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,
73
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1948
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55
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1
ref 4s
&
36
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53%
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J-J
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1987
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1975
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1950
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1951
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52%
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67%
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1995
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to
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due
:
61
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series
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64%
J-J
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Baltimore
4s series A
May 1 1989
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54
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115%
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1953
NEW
Week's Range
or Friday's
Friday
BONDS
New York
Week
Last
Interest
Period
Stock Exchange,
Ended Nov. VI
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1956
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1946
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1955
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—
1970
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1969
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1956
1960
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1952
101
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1952
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1959
75
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Unif mtge 4s series B ext./—. —I960
—3946
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—Feb 1957
AAd# income 5s
4s
,
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73
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-1950
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Long Dock Co 37bs ext to.__/.__^_1950
Long Island unified 4s
___._1949
Guaranteed ref. gold 4s../......1949
977a
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106? 4 196%
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18
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93
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86
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30
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97 »b
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103%
52
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3474
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.1974
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28
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80
60:
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103%
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10174
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4s
Gas & Elec of Berg Co cons 5s
99%
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11
ACertificates
Francisco Sugar coll trust 6s._
■
—1965
,
(Proof of claim)—
85
J-D
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76%
99
34%
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of deposit—
Machinery Corp 3s debs—
85 7b
21
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5s;stamped./__.__._______. ..1954
10374
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50
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a 1st
9%/"
9874
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;
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.—1997
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—
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a
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Dayton Union Ry 3Us series B—1565
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2
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102
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:
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-
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;
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10
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A Ref &
No.
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92
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;
65
1951
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;
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Consumers
1st
;>
1951
1951
Springfield Div 1st gold 37is
Western Lines 1st gold 4s—
5174
32
99%
Range
Friday's
or
BaleTrice Bid & Asked
M-N
—
1948
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3 *2s
Week's
Last
Period
J'i
Refunding 5s
41955
40-year 474s..__——.—1966
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1950
Litchfield Div 1st gold. 3s„—...1951
Louisville Div & Term gold 3y2S_1953
Omaha Div 1st gold 3s.
—1951
6t. Louis Div & Term gold 3s
1951
Consolidated Edison ol New York—
2
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Nov.
Elinois Central RR—(Continued)
1083i 111
102
Ended
Low
114
"s
102
—
BOND S
New York Stock
High
108% 108%
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3%s A—_— .1961
'V-::.-
Range Since
January 1
Sold
Low
Conn Ry &
YORK BOND RECORD
■■■
Bonds
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Monday, November 15, .1943
7
-
43%
59 3 4
64
46%
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,
A-O-
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1374
Volume
Number -1229
158
'
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW
Friday
Interest
Last
Week's Range
or Friday's
Period
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
BONDS
York
New
Stock
Exchange
Nov.
Ended
Week
J'i
,
Sold
New
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1
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1938
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1938
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43
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1962
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52
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1967
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1960
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1960
1949
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1946
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1961
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1962
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46
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2
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1966
1940
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1972
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debentures...
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•
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1967
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1955
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50%
1968
1968
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40
124%
19
.
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109
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65
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1955
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114
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..1951
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& ref 3%s
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1974
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57
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of
43
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1978
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105
1974
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58
36'a
111=4
8 %
2
105
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6
90
3
189
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16
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83%
1946
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& ref
33
Range Since
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{Northern Ohio Ry—
10
2
9
4
4
76
F-A
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1990
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■I
30%
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106
.
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1959
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1978
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1949
——
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&
v
29
26%
30%
1938
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A 1st & ref 6s series A,
1946
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1961
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21s
9
44
26
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1937
t§AN Y West & Host 1st 4%s
Niagara Falls Power 3%.%..
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85%
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or
Sale Price Bid & Asked
.1937
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gold
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10914
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1940
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78
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.
Interest
12
t}AN Y Susq & IV 1st ref 5s_
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1—
92%
97
:
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74
73
1
Friday
Exchange
Nov.
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•
M-S
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ref gold 4s
&
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1947
& St Louis 5s ctfs
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1939
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gold
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1951
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RECORD
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Bonds
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Low
YORK BOND
1959
112%
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Nat
Dairy
Nat
M-3
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3 lis
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National
3s
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20
70
85
80%
8014
81
27
70%
1
116%
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5s
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of
series
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1952
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1974
&
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1st
64%
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103%
106%
108% 108%
1963
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65
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71
53
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10
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26
18
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108
110%
1031b
105%
106 =
4
109%
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108%
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67 li
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39
40
A
42
11
37%
/
42
385
F-A
8 Va
8
deposit
114
112
M-S
89
89
79%
F-A
•—
J-J
*98% 100
1958
A-O
M-S
110%
79%
28
1st mtge 4s
110%
14%
series A
1971
30%
24 %
23
25%
160
14
41%
40
43
53
31
561/4
24'A
22
24%
69
15%
30
lltt
100
100%
J-J
101
101
1941
F-A
*50
59
debs
debentures 4s
South &
3s
Nor Ala
Bell
Tel
RR
&
Southern
Colo
Southern
4s
(Cent
4s
1963
3'As
Power
6s
Pac
coll)
Pac RR
1st
33/4S
.
Westchester Ltg
Gen
104
IO51/4
107
123
105%
109%
102
Western
105'A
1st &
Maryland 1st 4s
ref 5Vis
_.__1952
series A_>
JA Western
Pacific
A5s assented...
1st
5s
54%
691/2
68%
West Shore
M-N
57'A
56%
59 Vi
333
53%
66
M-N
56 %
56%
59%
265
52%
1946
J-J
A-O
3996
J-J
1951
J-J
gold
of
5s_.
gold 4s
Bell Tel
series
3Vis B
C
Serv
Calif
1964
..1968
4s_.._.
1972
1st gold 4Vis__2013
2%s debs
1966
Standard Oil N J deb 3s
2% debenture
Studebaker Corp conv deb fis_
6s called bonds (Jan
2, 1944)
97
71
75
97
68 3A
52
87 %
971/4
96
38
V.v
M-N
■
81
98
101
84
103%
110%
•"
•
— —
*50
103
51%
103
103%
.
JAWisconsin Central 1st 4s_
A Certificates of
deposit
SASu & Du div & term 1st
101
50%
22
41%
56 Va
J-D
103'A 103'A
1
102%
104%
Certificates
*116%
']
J-J
57'A
56
16%
16
60
A-O
J-J
1948
M-S
i960
M-N
88
122
61
111%
93
100'A
A
101'A
114'A
116'A
35
47%
67 %
47%
17%
18
107%
Conv deb 4s
105 %
65
14%
26%
15'A
110%
23%
109%
112 Va
107% 107%
"'2
107
108%
1st mtge s f 3'As series D
101 'A
102
102
102'A
78
101%
103%
100%
111%
26
100%
100% 101%
37
951/2
101 Vi
103'A
103%
106%
11
102'A
103%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
105.%
105% 105'/a
3
J-J
101 %
lOl'A 103'A
100% 102
*105'A
102%
...
102% 103'A
•
35
.
•
Deferred
J-J
*~
122 Vi
120
125
the
included in
1
delivery sale not
included
^Negotiability impaired by maturity.
1974
.1974
J-J
Texas
1950
F-A
5
1959
90 Vi
3s
A-O
105% 106%
6
105%
106 3A
M-N
•Friday's bid and asked prices;
106
34
105%
107
ABonds selling flat.
'*102% 104
112%
*105%
90
102%
89%
113%
103%
—
106%
105%
110%
112% 112%
89
105'A
94
In
the
year's
year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale
the year's range.
F-A
24
102'A
54
104'A
104% 105'A
J-J
1965
64
91%
M-N
1971
J-J
Company 3s deb._
debentures
J-J
1968
.1944
4s
109%
92%
101% 101%
58%
,a3«
.1953
gold
impt mtge 3%s
series B
Tcxarkana & Ft Smith 5
Vis A
91%
A-O
deposit
104 %
105'A
1953
.1951
of
1949
/
*111%
M-S
4s___1936
43
104%
a
&
M-S
•
101'A
108%
not
f
53%
49'A
I960
Wisconsin Elec Power 3Vis
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As
Included in
s
52
50%
1954
4s
102%
40
.
1945
M-N
L 1st cons
5s
1st
24
r.
J-D
196I
refund
53
J-J,
28
111%
41%
1901
Swift & Co 2%s debs
Ref
J-J
101'A 102 Vb
'
M-N
cren
101%
101%
M-N
'
Apr
F-A
1955
Tenn Coal Iron &
rr gen 5S
87 V'a
83
1951
West Va Pulp & Paper 3s
A
lOl'A
117
148
.
112%
106
107%
8
;
..
100
2361
guaranteed
Registered
100%
89'A
2
106% 106%
*110%
92
10
110% 110%
J-J
Superior Oil 3 Vis debs
Terminal Assn St
101'A
99
106%
19
100%
100% 101
J-D
92
171
94
102
2361
1st 4s
Winston-Salem S B
1956
ASpokane Internat
100% 101'A
99%
82
6 Vis
Pub
100% 101 VA
101
82
gen
ref 3s
101 Va
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 4s
.1949
Wheeling Steel 1st 3%s series B...1966
Wilson & Co 1st
mortgage 3s__.__1958
93%
95
84
M-N
J-D
98%
73'A
.27
M-S
89%
92 %
98'A
i960
87%
103 Vb 104 %
89
97%
1951
70%
75
84%
88 %
97%
57
..1950
_
63
93
61
88%
76%
213
104
112'A
76%
97%
A-O
112
109%
36%
85%
A-O
110%
18
109% 110
36%
96%
1956
119% 120%
108%
106
..iAwv"
82
84
1956 '
6
v//l /;
'
103
97'A
4s series A
/A-:';
120'A
104
71%
85%
J-J
97%
104
71'A
A-O
1994
120
■'
45
104
67%
J-J
85
88
102
67'A
1950
J-J
--
:
108% 108%
*110%
31
2
71%
1955
6s
Southwestern
1U1
3
'
'."V
70 34
gtd 4s
gen
1st
93 '/2
'■•••••
34
100
M-S
ref
gen
Louis Div
144
87%
97%
A-O
66
72% '90
68
37%
97%
■
M-S
Westinghouse El & Mfg 2%s
55
100% 101
36%
*102%
25%
91
A—.1946
Western Union Teleg gold 4%s
25-year gold 5s
30-year 5s
;
164
6
9
1946
253
131
99%
J-J
1977
ser
62%
88%
85%
98%
/
—
32%
32%
34%
*34
120 '/a
J-J
1x:
26%
•991/2
M-3
52
27'A
;
www.
■'
WW
J-D
60%
87%
85 Vi
'
F-A
1966
34
WW
97%
.1963
83'/a 100
•v-/44 f. ' 61
187
M1
36'A
J-D
13
28
50%
33%
'
F-A
1967
.
60%
&
Southwestern
F-A
Q-M
4s
gold 5s
86
111
26%
33%
98%
stpd gtd...__.1950
57%
&
1st
A-O
1945
West Penn Power 1st 5s E
1st mtge 3%s series I
123%
109%
107%
5s
mtge 3%s
59
&
Oil
40-year guaranteed 4s
M-S
Devel
Stand
101 %
102% 102%
1st
60 %
Devel
&
105%
108%
107%
A-O
1955
Warren RR 1st ref gtd
gold 3%s__2000
Washington Central Ry 1st 4s
1948
Washington Term 1st gtd 3%s
1945
98%
*34
33%
1980
!
mtge 4s_.
1st
cons
72'A
108%
*34
F-A
—:
1st
87'A
100%
98'A
18
58'A
47'A :
...
A-O
ARef & gen 5s series D
F-S
...
Ry 1st
1976
..1978
series C
J-D
1949
Devel
1st
101%
106
107
102%
gen 4%s
Walworth Co
61
"5
•
&
1981
Stamped
St
M-S
1969
secured
Div
1975
1977
...
:
Fran Term
Mem
57%
CO
i.1968
Gold 4Vis
Southern
J-J
J-J
106
102
1
103%
*107
Aug 1949
....
(Oregon Lines) A
Gold 4Vis
South
58%
B
109
99%
<■123
A-O
1947
A
Gold 4 Vis
San
A-O
98%
Co—
registered
10-year
103 Vi 103%
1979
Pacific
1st 4 Vis
103
103%
1962
gtd 5s__
Tel
103'A
F-A
J-J
29%
40
A-O
1964
debentures
126
1
1952
Socony-Vacuum Oil 3s debs
South
*22%
1950
Oil 3s debentures.
110
23
80%
97%
Apr
Apr
A Ref
29 »/4
1961
Skelly
98
1981
1991
ser
29 %
15
M-S
debentures
Simmons Co
J-J
mtge 4s inc series A
mtge inc 4%s
JAWabash Ry ref & gen 5%s A
ARef gen 5s series B
30%
13%
F-A
t§ASilesian-Am Corp coll tr 7s
2%s sinking fund
,
1933
J-J
2Vis
92
110% 111
AGen
14
4
1,493
1954
Oil
50
4%
%
195
F-A
Union
49%
27%
3'
22
18
1935
Shell
91 Vi
104 Vi
Wabash RR Co—
1935
6s A ctfs
108%
111
110'A
31
123; A 126%
20 Va
certificates.,
B
■—:
—
A-O
1st gtd 4s
$ A Seaboard All Fla
A 6s
■
•
A-O
108%
111
111
W
106
"
deposit
series
Certificates
A
,
of
A Certificates
A 1st
M-N
v.
111
111
-
104
1031/4 103%
*102
103%
*108%
M-N
24%
27%
1945
5s
§ ARetunding 4s
101 'A
50%
50
.1950
1950
Oct 1949
1959
gold stamped
103
102%
:
M-S
1966
Virginian Ry 33As series A.
Ry—
gold 4s unstamped
§Alst
97-
72
2 7 Vi
F-A
Cons
Va
AGen
tSeaboard Air Line
102'A
84
£$
26%
M-S
97%
65 %
33
A-O
Sclienley Distillers 4s s f deb
Scioto V & N E 1st gtd 4s
85%
14
*91 %
WW
v.
F-A
46
66
A 47
33
J-D
93%
6 5 V4
■
J-J
1st cons gold 4s_1968
Depot
38
1st
gold 5s series A
Union
41%
66
Paul E Gr Trk 1st 4%s_
J§ASt P & K C Sh L gtd 4Vis
Paul
37%
20%
30'A
J-J
JASt
St
18%
511
30%
Nov 1989
ctfs
8 A 1st term & unifying 5s—
A Gen
Power
'
—1989
certificates
St Paul & Duluth
22
38%
30 %
$St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
bond
103'A
38%
35 %
33%
32%
J-J
——
inc
102
102
93%
37
1950
bond
101%
*102% 102%
88%
,1950
4s
101%
*101%
M-N
100 V2
.1955
4s
*101%
M-N
75%
.1959
A2d
M-N
96
Utah
102%
102 Vi
1 1954
..Nov
67
—
101 %
May 11955
2.60S
2.65s
.1948
1st
*101% 102%
May 1 1954
101
*101% 102%
M-N
108,
92 3A
4s
M-N
1 1953
107%
105%
5
*611/2
M-N
99
1
63
& Southem-
tSt Louis Iron Mtn
1 1953
Nov
2.55s
1051/a 105%
-
J-J
J-J
1996
May
2.50s
1996
1943
YORK BOND RECORD
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Nov.
Monday, November 15,
pound unit of bonds.
not
range,
included
d Ex-Interest,
e Odd-lot sale not
the year's range,
r Cash sale
in
tThe price represented Is
the
Accrued interest payable at the
exchange rate of
dollar quotation per 200-
$4.8484.
JCompanies reported as being in
bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
assumed by such companies.
-
no
sales being transacted during current week.
Section 77 of
Volume
158
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Number 4229
1961
jsz
ftiStt 1 KEW YO:
%il§S:i§MS^MS:' WEEKLY
NOTICE—Cash
In
footnote
a
and deferred delivery sales.are
the week In which they occur.
In
AND YEARLY RECORD//#®;/
disregarded in the> week's range unless they are the only transactions of the
week, and when selling outside the regular weekly
No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
ranee
are
shown
,
In the following extensive list we furnish a complete record of the transactions
Nov.
6
and
ending
to include every
the
security, whether stock
ft,/ STOCKS
.
New
York
Week
Curb
Ended
Friday
present
Last
Vi
Par
Acme
Wire
Aero
Co
common
10
Supply Mfg class A
Class
Mfg common
Associates Inc (N J)
Air
Accessories
Investors
Air-Way
Electric
Great
Oct
5
7Va
900
5%
Jan
9
7%
500
5
Jan
87/s May
4% May
2%
2%
2%
2Vo
2%
2 Vo
-ft
■
—
2%
400
92%
114
__
60
72
20
102
*
Allied
Intl
Products
--■7.'
7%
3% July
93 %
May
Nov
105%
Oct
10
„
„.
3%
Oct
Apr
24
Jun
■
■
—
25
„
25%
26
7
50
25%
125
26
110
Apr
23%
Apr
3%
(H C)
Co
•
common,,
100
Jun
Bowman-Biltmore
77o
_ioo
*
Brazilian Traction Lgt & Pwr
Breeze Corp common,!
Brewster Aeronautical
;
6%
•
common
preferred,,—
Aluminum
Goods
Industries
Aluminium
6%
Ltd
•
American
-.ft
,• •
'
,
Co
Co
--ft '
_
100
18%
5
11%
120
Corp class
Class *"B
A
50
103%
Jan
109
Oct
28
Jan
i'«
200
20%
100
4%
Jan
5%
2,100
5%
2% July
Jan
7%
Oct
33
.9%
class
Convertible
A,
Co
Class B
Cyanamid
B
;
A
Fork
American
Gas
&
Hoe
Co
27
American
109 % 109%
5%
39%
A
•
American
Oil
American
dep
Am
Amer dep
British
Blown
Thread
Writing
17%
Anchor
87%
_
1
1%
class
Common
Oil
&
Associated
Electric
American
of
Birm
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Coast
Atlas
Drop
Jan
5
1%
Jan
2% Jan
13
200
500
8%
Jan
50
97%
5%
Jan
15%
Sep
May
Jun
rets ord
Aug
3,900
3
3%
14,700
9%
1,300
8%
96%
70
88%
Apr
99 %
Sep
7 Va
7%
400
7%
Nov
10 Vo
Aug
6
400
1%
Jan
5%
Jun
ft 1% Jan
6%
Jun
5%
Jan
6 '.
2,700
8
10% July
10
Jun
Jan
7
July
Jan
17%
%
""2%
"2%
50
1%
7
Vi-S/'i
8
*5%
"5%
30%
1,000
32
8
Feb
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
350
28%
Sep
Jun
ft May
Feb
80
Sep
May
6%
77/
5
Sep
40% May
8
1,000
4%
Jan
1%
8% July
6,700
%
Jan
2% July
4%
5%
100
5%
Nov
8%
103,b
11%
Apr
600
10%
Nov
12%
Nov
3%
ft'ft'
3%
•
Machine
& Sons common
8
5%
ft
1
„_—i.
3%
900
2%
Jan
4%
5
Collieries
1
4%
8 Vo
25
8%
'
ft-ft.,
8%
•
5% July
500
7
3%
Jan
6
Jun
500
4%
Jan
11
July
16%
!
1
cc
:
iaft
300
common
1
*
(unassented)
Jan
23
Sep
5%
Jan
9
Oct
B
Si Wilcox Co—
21
1
common
$5
Burco
Inc
&
$3
25
2.50
preferred
Purchase
7 7c
Rubber
Barium
&
$1.20
7o
Seelig
Steel
(L)
A
j
common
Inc
$1.50
Mills
Tel
Benson
Ties
Aircraft
of
&
_;ft
(PA)
Voting
Cables
preferred
Blue
$3
500
1%
3%
Jan
5,200
%
Jan
"5%
4
4%
3%
3%
2.100
100
Jan
4
Jan
1%
16
14%
14%
100
"2% "2%
700
7%
132
131'A 132
20
see
l
preferred
page
1965.
•
Jan
2V4 Nov
115'/z
7%
Jan
v*
California
Callite
Electric
6%
38
38
%
30
Oct
%
Fire
15% July
July
25
Assn
Participating
Canadian
Class
preference
Industrial
1%
45
voting
;
Class B non voting
Canadian Industries Ltd—
•7%
.
.
preferred
1
Capital
Jan
42
Jan
1% July
13 Va July
450
Apr
Jan
9 %
July
10%
Jan
16%
Mar
|| Jan
37%
Jan
Feb
44%
Jan
ft—/''/
10% Mar
May
12% May
Jan
33
14%
Jan
16
-ft 16%
3
50
75
July
18% July
4
—
750
12% Jan
18
Aug
16
50
ll%Jan
17
Sep
4
100
22
Aug
3%
800
1%
Jan
4
Vo July
13%
16
—
400
11%
Sep
15
July
5.%
/.
1%
Feb
22
51/4 Aug
Aug
•
/ft-3%
13
21%
16%
23
19,900
77
77
50
1%
—
1%
1.000
Jan
26 3/<
75
Oct
84
Nov
80
—
Jan
122
Nov
2
May
ft Jan
14% Jan
5
3
~9%
.14%
7%
Jan
10%
Jan
82
15,700
Oct
19%
Jan
Jan
1.800
14%
13%
96
'.4
96%
300
11%
11%
1,000
29
11
29
Oct
6 Va
Feb
10
Mar
1%
9%
99%
Oct
13 % May
Apr
25
50
16% May
v
Jan
31% May
1% Jun
1%
400
3
3%
2,400
%
Jan
4% July
4%
4%
100
2%
Feb
5% Mar
3
—
.
'
Carnation
Co
6
6%
%
5%
5%
ft Jan
3%
4
Corp
Co
.—1
common,
•
Corp
Hudson
of
7%
6% July
22%
4%
4%
4%
&
Central
Maine Power 7%
New
1%
1%
Central
Ohio
Central
Power
Central
Cessna
&
12%
100
45
pfd
45
100
Prooucts—
West Utilities
Shaft
Chief
Consolidated
97%
97%
May
July,
Aug
Jan
Feb
6%
Jan
13
Jan
21
8%
98
July
Jan
116
Aug
84%
Jan
99
130
8%
500
108% 108%
50
%
%
"/a
5,800
5%
6%
5,300
7%
102
& Lambert
Electric
~7 %
Jan
1% May
Nov
10% May
Jan
50
4 V4
Jan
100
% 9%
Jan
94
93
7
•
7
500
80
79%
%
6V2
81%
250
64'%
Jan
%
6 %
425
5%
Jan
6
'j"u
200
"III:
Coal
Aluminum
Colon
ft
9
ordinary
Colonial
74%
79%
2,300
51%
Jan
7Vz
7 V2
8%
700
4%
Jan
11%
Jan
96%
Columbia
5 7c
Gas
&
warrants
Arms,,
Apr
300
4%
Jan
61%
Feb
8
Jan
22
7 Va
100
13
$3
c
34%
36
12%
1,600
11%
12
10%
100
•7.
10%
10%
4'%
5%
77.
450
Gas
&
Consul
G
4%%
47c
&
Southern
to
5,400
1
common
Co—
common
.
Mar
14
July
3% July
11%
Jun
1%
Jan
7% July
Jan
5
Apr
TVs
4,100
2%
17,200,
1 Va
Jan
10% July
4
July
44%
650
41%
Nov
551/2
Feb
53
56
480
24
Jan
CO
Sep
6
53%
as
20%
3%
Feb
.
34
2,500
20%
20 %
250
10
9%
300
10
7%
Jan
1 %
% May
200
%
Apr
Jan
27%
4%
4%
2%
Jan
5%
62%
63%
700
56%
Jan
30
"4 5.'2
3.900
100
Apr
11% July
114% 117 V'4
4%
62%
Mar
July
22
26%
*
I
Jan
500
V2
100
UnHties—
Jan
%
•
preferred series C__
3*a
1/64 Jan
14
ft
1
preferred
Gas
Mar
8
Apr
Nov
19% July
1%
%
•
Biscuit
E L P Bait,
Comsoliuait-d
Jan
2
5%
36
July
July
41%
6
warrants-
1946
Coke Secur
series B
%
Jun
1 '/a
4
2%
100
preferred
Consolidated
Apr
7-%
400
3
3
Jan
28% May
6
Jan
1,300
11V4
%
81/4 May
Electric—
Public
extended
ft.
51/4
900
11
35
__25
preference
t
Sep
Nov
73 77
n
Jun
92 %
150
7%
Jun
971%
7% -7%
7,5
1
Fire
Jan
92%
£1
Airlines
Patent
18'ft May
98V4 Jun
75 %
•
preferred
26% Aug
Jan
3%
4
•
% May
Jan
Mar
1,150
35,700
89
Sep
Jun
July
18%
100
Co,/
common
8
12%
12%
Corp,,.
Co
84%
10%
1
„•
105
16
•
Sep
9
Sep
141/2 Aug
10%
1
Utensil
Plow
Development
67c
Conn
Jan
9
18
10
Mfg
Illuminating
Oct
5 Va
ft, ft
.
%
12
12
80
common
109
4 V'4
G
*
Inc
Oct
9% Mar
Jan
Apr
76
Co
Feb
10
*
Lights
Oct
4%
Jan
48
Neon
Jun
Jan
•
Controller
Jun'
81/2 July
2%
•
.
Oct
6
preferred B
-
18%
77/a
preferred BB
Cleveland
V
112
114%
94
,,,*•
Apr
Jan
15%
1
•
7%
5OV4
Aug
800
10
23 % May
116
1,401)
9%
100
Mar
Jan
300
~3%
5
Mining
2% May
13% Mar
Jan
4,800
31 b
4
common
preferred—
60c
13%
~9%
8%
5
Childs Co preferred
$6
11%
"9
a
—10
Co
Oct
150
38%
~
25
Flexible
•
Oct
Oct
Jan
7
50c
Chicago Rivet & Mach
51/0
H Jan
9%
Strip Co__5
Chesebrough Mfg
Cities Service
12 >
"9
8%
1
Weather
Charis Corp common,,
Cherry-Burrell common
Chicago
Aug
102
100
Co
Metal
Oct
106%
1
pfd
Oct
1
5% Aug
1%
100
Jan
22
45
•
com
57c
Light 7%
South
&
A'rcraft
ft5%
5,500
12%
preferred_100
Power
Steel
23
Jan
140
*1%
1
Elec
Central
York
Aug
3 Va
300
3
Id
America
Gas
Aug
Jan
Jan
1
(A M); & Co
Catalin
7
1%
1%
,
' Products
Central
3% Apr
900
•
«.*
common^.,
(J W)
Casco
Apr
3% July
3% Jan
Mft.———*/
common
.
Carter
Apr
1%
2,400
Carolina Power & Light $7 preferred—•
$6 preferred™
•
Carrier
1%
ft Jan
ft Jan
;
200
5%
4
1
10
2,100
Apr
ft
325
200
•
City Products
Carman & Co class A—
7
Class 'B
25
6
1%
1%
400
11%
.,100
Canadian Marconi
Service
9% Mar
45
May
66
•
Commonwealth
100
1%
Oct
7 'A
11%
,*
Community Water Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
800
43%
Jan
Aug
Alcohol—
A
Community
7
5,100
'1%
Sep
I2V4
119
100
Apr
13
14%
1%
2%
1,200
—25
Mar
7
13%
4%
22%
Sep
5
5
3%
14%
Jan
500
136
45
Jan
Jan
61
63
1
Insurance
Colt's
Jan
Jun
2
100
1
Cement Co Ltd 6%% pfd
Canadian Car & Foundry Ltd—
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Jan
%
3,600
Jun
63
10
Canada
Sep
35%
1,900
10%
95
3 00
Corp
Nov
13
7
12% May
7% Mar
£1
Power
Tungsten
Camden
Club
6% July
3% Sep
48
Sep
50c
dep rets 5% pfd—
Sugar Estate,
Clinehfield
3 Va
15
23%
Jan
3
50c
certificates
Cleveland Tractor
33
38
•
convertible
Feb
21 % Mar
2%
l
I_i
Apr
Jan
3%
—1
& Mach Co com,,*
May
39%
%■
Jan
7%
7,300
Wireless—
Calamba
Claude
7
11%
2,200
777.4
1V4
25c
American
Clayton
Jan
9%
•
"•
26
Jan
29%
•
common
footnotes
,
ioo
common
(E,W) common
Ridge Corp common
For
,1
l
common
optional
2%
350
20
common
Birtisboro Steel Fdy
Blauner's
8,900
4
12%c
common
trust
&
Cockshutt
lo
Convertible preferred
Berkey & Gay Furniture
Bickfords Inc
1%
4%
6
l
Canada,,
Hedges
75%
1%
19% Jan
39%
——1,100
;
Inc common
convertible
Bellanca
3%
39
5
,
common
1st preferred,,,,,
Beaunit
Bliss
3%
1
Mfg—
Refractories
Btlau Brummel
Bell
common
common
convertible
Baumann
7
for
30
Co
Stainless
Barlow
Basic
warants
preferred,,
Baldwin
2,500
2,500
10%
8%
•
Cable Electric Products common
Clark
21%
19%
95
*
Sullivan
Burma Corp Am dep rets
Burry Biscuit Corp
Butler
Mar
—3 To
*
preferred
Hill
Apr
2
Power—
preferred
1st
Feb
9
Jan
22%
9%
*
Niagara & East
$1.60
%
Jan
%
3%
;;
5
,
City Auto Stamping
City & Suburban Homes
20%
.
*
Cities Service P & L $7 preferred
$6 preferred,
Babcock
ft Jan
2%
:/
9%
3 "2
1
Buckeye Pipe Line
$6
Baldwin Locomotive—
16%
10
•
Chamberlin
Jan
300
*
Bruce (EL) Co common
Bruck Silk Mills Ltd
Castle
Jan
4%
Apr
10s
reg—
Power class A
■
111
1%
common
Voting
Patoka
2
ft
69%
50
preferred—
Ayrshire
1,100
2'! 4
2
7% ft 7%
.'ft"
Corp,———1
Automatic
(B F)
Jan
7
1
Products
6%
Jan
pfd—100
.
Oct
17% July
4
May
95%
———.—_1
Co
Automatic
Avery
105%
12%
•
Co
Corp
Forge
Jan
2%
6
.*
A
RR
Fisheries
Line
Plywood
Jan
3%
ft/
Atlas Corp warrants—
Atlas
2%
60
3%
—£1
class
Coast
Rayon
II May
400
2
•
:
Atlantic
Jan
Industries—
Tei
&
&
3*2
2%
5,300
•
dep rects reg
Tel
Associated
Jan
13 % July
5 Va May
1,800
7%
—1
Associated Laundries of America
Atlanta
Jan
5%
9%
"7ft
,5
Co
Canada
Sep
Jun
27a
95%
2.50
Oct
26%
57%
3%
108% 108%
■^^7
$7 preferred,*
1%
Jan
Jan
3%
12
108%
.'
^
Jan
Oct
3%
ft
•
common,;
250
13 %
89 %
20%
100
2%
ftft;
3%
%
200
1
Jun
45
22,700
105
Jan
,200
6%
Aug
July
3%
ft"
3%
•
80
8,000
%
12
3%
Breweries
103/o
3%
104 Vi2
■■
.' V-
ftftft
pfd—100
new
10,400
Vk
■
—•
Refining
Associated
Apr
39% May
25
12%
10
Art Metal Works
Ashland
"ft_
common
Equipment Corp
26%
Jan
3%
1
Arkansas Power & Light
Aro
Sep
Feb
100
%
»
preferred
6%
19%
1%
9%
non-voting
A
Jan
25
2
Gas
13
1,700
20
1
10
5
common
Apex-Elec Mig Co common
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%%
28
87%
25
—2
Angostura-Wupperman
Arkansas Natural
23%
Jan
;/ 45 ft/ 45
—
•
Fence
Post
42%
Jan
25
preferred
Paper
Jan
13%
20%
25
1.6 %
33
50
25%
16%
10
5%
Jan
6% July
36% Sep
£1
preferred
Bunker
28%
125
17%
27
Superpower Corp common—*
1st
$6 preferred
•
$6 series preferred
i
—*
American
A
pfd
17%
Jan
19%
_£1
Forman Distillers
Jan
Jan
bearer,,
prior preferred
Jan
3%
A
6%
ft" .ft;
•
reg—
Ltd—
Fence & Wire
Class
Brown
$5
Co..
ord
Columbia
12
450
17%
25%
American
American
rets
Celanese
19%
29% July
112
July
28% May
9V4 Oct
'
rects ord
dep
British
Buffalo
Jun
Jan
Tobacco—
Am
45
July
47% July
3% May
93 %
100
common
Oct
3% July
Jan
75
40%
July
821/2 July
Jan
6
1
.
•
British
36% Apr
% Jan
175
34
26 %
Co——
& Jan
6,600
5%
33%
*
Seal-Kap
5
25
Republics,
American
10,000
20
Chemical
&
4,300'
14%
Meter Co
Potash
37%
400
14%
25%
100
Maracaibo
42
Jan
17,100
26%
25
.
Preferred
American
Jan
15%
1'/«
A /f*
14%
100
.
Laundry Mach
American Light & Trac common
6%
preferred,-.—
American Mfg Co common
American
15%
310
18,700
41 ¥2
1
•
American
American
5
i»i
10
common
Rubber
l7/a
39'%
l
General
American Hard
1%
39%
Corp common™10c
$2 convertible preferred—
,1
82.50 convertible preferred
1
►
31%.7
37%
10
preferred
American
35%
30
10
Electric
&
350
33%
'
1%
Foreign Power warrants
American
4% %
class
non-voting—
American
34%
7
—1
——;
American
Class
—25
—
Apr
23
30%
IIlOO
common
Brown Ruboer Co
25
,
A
46
300
•
preferred
Mfg
Class
Jun
American Cities Power & Light-
50
50
9
.
Mar
8% May
75%
u
•
*
7%
Brillo
Mar
Sep
•+'
*
15% July
11% July
25
Wft
xoo
Brill
Feb
9
•
Bridgeport Oil Co
$6
Class
1
3%
JUimlt
Jan
600
7
6
72
'
•
HI
I_~i
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Oct
Nov
4%
■'/
18%
Jan
6
83%
7%
1
Mfg
Jan
13%
100
750
27%
1
a
Apr
115% July
104
104
27%
128
Jan
10
—
100
.
common,
104% Aug106%
90
'
83%
—1
__
Board
Central
'
85%
-100
Book
Box
10
*
_
1,400
111%
18%
*
common,
American Beverage common
American
110
1,550
104% 108
111
*
Mfg
common
preferred
American
106
-100
Aluminum
I__*
;
100
25
%~ft-''
—
Range Since January 1
Low
10%
6
„_I*
common
preferred
British
Aluminum Co
G
Shares
High
10%
•
1st preferred
2d
$5
Mar
29
Low
25
„_
for Week
of Prices
10%
•
1st preferred
Sales
Range
Sale Price
—
Oct
9
May
28% Mar
Week's
Last
13
(S) & Co
Borne Scrymser Co
Bourjois Inc
Jun
114%
Jan
4
■
•
pfd_.
(Mich)
_
Jan
Jan
110
--
1
common—
common
Bohack
3% July
35%
Jan
91%
.
Friday
Exchange
Nov.
Preferred
.,100
conv
7.
1%
Curb
Ended
Par
Blumenthal
v/
.
——
Investing $3
conv
Jan
114%
2%
90 Vo
9214
Feb
Jan
200
'ft" ft'
3
•
v
1%
1%
27%
3,000
'
ft—
—
Allied
Sep
% May
July
7
50
$7 preferred—
preferred
A
3%
G%
2
Allegheny Luiilum Steel—
Class
1,700
7'/a
10
Appliance,,
77c preferred
Alles & Fisher Inc
22%
July
4 Va
7
,,50c
Corp
Southern
Alabama Power Co
Oct
1
__
preferred
Alabama
$6
20
26
5
_
common
Convertible
Feb
17
50
York
Week
High
3%
Ainsworth
Air
Low
23%
year.
STOCKS
New
Range Since January 1
ft.-»
„
Exchange for the week beginning on Saturday,
entirely from the daily reports of the Curb
Exchange itself, and Is intended
Sales
Shares
Hwh
23
1
B
Aircraft
Low
It is compiled
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
1943).
bond, in which any dealings;have occurred during the current
or
Week's
Friday
Exchange
Nov.
(Nov. 12,
the New York Curb
on
67
121
Jan
Jun
July
Jua
IIOV4
"4
"4
Jun
5
Jun
."
.
)
•
■
■
■
.
•,
■;
»
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1962
Monday, November 15, 1943
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Last
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
5
Consolidated Retail Stores...
J
..
Steel
prior
Continental
—.1.16c
9
Jan
10%
Oct
3To
4,100
3% Aug
4%
Sep
9%
Nov
9*4
1,400
Jan
15*/a Mar
Jan
13
—
11%
2, OOp
8*4
Jan
15% Mar.
39
400
36%
Sep
41
6
300
4%
Jan
332
Jan
i
Jan
100
i'ti.
~VA
1*2
1*4
i
500
'is Apr
10%
Apr
'
Jun
2% May
84*4
T'4
IIZIIIIi
84%
2
20
2%
21%
150
25
26*4
5,500
Jan
2,600
20
79
,
90%
1 *
—
3*4 May
Jan
134
Jan
5%
(ord reg)—£1
26 "«
..—5
—
«u
Jan
15%
26*4 July
$7
Jan
9
July
30%
Sep
10% July
2*4 Aug
%
9,200
aV Jan
1ft. Oct
3%
3%
100
1*8
Jan
4*4 July
314'
3*4
100
2%
Jan
4%
9*4
9*4
100
6% Mar
2
2*4
2,200
Brewing Co——
Crowley Milner & Co—-————"
Crown Cent Petrol (Md)—.—*—5
crown Cork International A—
.•
Crown Drug Co common
...——25c
convertible preferred,
—29
*
«.-«-*
*
—:—
preferred———.—
Sugar—
16*8
common————
Curtis
Lighting
9,100
11
Feb
22%
Jun
Gulf States
3%
100
Feb
3 *4
Ino common—.—2.50
Apr
9
Sep
3
Apr
July
Mar
1%
50
2%
2'%
1%
8
Mfg Co {Mo)—.——
7%
1st
preferred....
Paper1
—
10
Jun
Jan
8*4
Jan
43*4
Jan
Jan
Sep
Sep
.112
.
Sep
100
Nov
Jan
11*4
Jan
52%
Feb
10%
13
May
12%
Apr
Jan.;.
18%
26%
Jan
40
Apr
July
5%
Jan
12%
4%
45
400
4*4
11
v
15
300
101*4
100
100
3,200
~8
8,
;;' —:-"y
Nov
Out
Sep
150
.
96
Jan
Jun
108
Mar
.
"Ya
.
Jan
&
1,600
v
*4 May
31
33%
July
1% Jan
—
Oct
4*4 Aug;
27
•
29%
56
22%
Jan
31*4
Oct
3%
200
Feb
Jan
5%
Apr
3 *4
Jan
9
Oct
4"'a
300
600
325
67% Mar
.,4
v
.
.7%
BIT 4
u.
7
.
--
;
■
July
-•
•
—
85% July
50
127% Mar
650
27% Jan
36
Mar
.7',.
.7%
300
10
3%
3%
300
5% Jan
1% Jan
Apr
May
Sep
139%
139%
31 * 2
7%
...*
pfd
Utilities $5.50
July
112
.
—
stock..
common,
2*4 May
76
Jan.'
.31
ioo
125
.
"9%
;
,
32
111*4
115
10
102*4
115
,
■
3%
150
.
Aug
.
Apr
1*4
Non-voting
Great Northern
Jan
89%
I4 %
—.3
15%
Jan
110
:
Feb
*4
100
10%
5
Atlantic
Tobacco
A———————*
,-*
-10
—1
preferred—;
Gorham Mfg common.——
Grand Rapids Varnish:—;——
Gray Mfg Co.—
—1
Great Atlantic & Paoific Tea—
$3
6
Sep
..
.
Jan
3;%
Mfg Co—50
Gorliam Inc class
Mines
50
25%
100
,
X41'V
%
Consolidated
10*4
~"|H
common——*
preferred———————10,,
Cuban
9% Oct
2*4 Aug
Jan
Jan
~8
40
—
—1
Goldfield
—•
100
..25
Greenfield Tap & Die.L
—
*
Grocery Stores Products common—25c
U
19%
%
52%
300
--
15%: .'17 Vi
2 */«
Crystal Oil Refining
Cuba n
Sep
May
—
Goodman
-50
...
Nov
2
103%
8
•
B—
74*4
800
a
,73
—
.....—•
Class
1»
2
70
--
Co..——j
————*
Gladding McBean «fe Co
—,
Glen Alden Coal————————*
Jun
82
Jan
*4 May'
Gilchrist
Godchaux Sugars, class A—,—
High
Jan
30
480
—
common—
(AC)
.'74
73
73%
—
Preferred———;
Gilbert
Apr:
7% May
preferred..
Low
,
preferred——.————-—\-r\Y~2Georgia Power $6 preferred—
•
110
$5
Range Since January 1
61
$3
Nov
10%
Liquidating Co———
Curtis
101%
Jan
'
Petroleum common—
convertible preferred—
Courtaulds Ltd—
$6
76
8
5%
W
220
5%
—-l
preferred A.———
Croft
2% May
38 %
iv/r
.50
4
Reynolds—-
Cosden
C
Jan
5%
8*4
*4
—————
&
Creole Petroleum.,
1%
800
99% 101
99%
—-*
Inc
dep receipts
100
8%
9
Cornucopia Gold Mines——
American
T-%
pfd——100
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
General Rayon Co A stock
•
General Shareholdings Corp com
1
$6 convertible preferred—.—
*
General Tire & Rubber 6% pfd A—100
Gen Water Gas & Electric common—.1
Shares
High
Low
Far
Outdoor Adv 6%
General
of Prices
_
preferred—
——.100
Roll &-Steel.—.———1
prior preference—————-•
Copper Range Co—
$6
Jan
3*4
3%,
$3
,on
107
Jan
8'/»
Varnish Co
Cooper-Bessemer common—
Corox
7% July
Jan
~1%
Cook Paint &
cor?
3*4
■
Co..—
Continental Uas & Electric Co
Tf0
500
107
—10
Corp—
Consol Textile
—
6 %
Mar
41
Jan
Bales
for Week
Range
Last
Bale Price
12
VlVTTVTTVVT'iT
High
Low
31
—..>.100
8(.{> preferred————
Consolidated Royalty Oil—
Consolidated
Range Since January 1
125
32*2
5 %
6%
Shares
High
31%
Nov.
Ended
Week
Week's
Friday
v
New York
for Week
Range
Par
STOCKS
Curb Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
York Curb Exchange
Week Ended Nov. 12 -
New
40
140
July
4 %
107 *4 Mar
114
Jan
115% July
6 *4 Sep
Mar
preferred———
$6
—
Gypsum Lime St Alabastine—.—
-4
—
4% Mar
-
,
H
D
Hall
Z.
:
18%
50
15
34%
8%
1,800
*4
33%
.
22
14
v
17*4
22*4
-.8
Darby Petroleum common
—
•
Davenport Hosiery Mills..
;—.
1
Dayton Rubber Mfg.————
Jan
20
Oct
••■
—'•
150
•.
'i
,
:
Detroit
Mich Stove Co;: common-
Detroit Steel
Nov
Jun
1%
Jan
6 *4 Oct
4*4 Jun
72
1*4
Jan
5%
Npv
74**4
180
62%
Jan
79%
Jun
Jan
13
■'
Apr
in
■'
.1
,1
3!
1
10
j it
3
H
%
300
3*4
19
Mar
18
Jan
4% May
14*4
Jan
22
Sep
21% Sep
30% Mar
2
1,500
19
1% Mar
Jan
100
'
.10
_——
preferred..—————
7 'h
Co
10
class
A
com.
%
'
10% Mar
10% Mar
■
Bridge Co Ltd—
Dotninion
_«
Jan
9T«
9%
200
5%
Jan
5%
200
2
Jan
5*4
'•
H-.*
—
•■*
'
,
Driver
*
Oct
21%
Nov
•
'
Oct
..
'
;
—
-
25
72
3*4
2
10
■■
78
Aug
Jan
31%
Jun
66
'■
1%
9% July
Jan
Jan
76
Apr
50
3*4
-
1%
,
Duval Texas Sulphur————
:
8
56%
24
70
72
Duro Test Corp common—...—— ZZZi
100
7*4
70
Z. 7
class ;B common.
Hosiery
Jun
6% May
Jan
7*
Oct
7
M
•
~
7%
•
Duke Power Co—————Durham
21*2
—.
Dominion Steel & Coal B—-—i— -25
Corp..—.—
Karris Co..—J—.——
1
Va
2%
1'4
:7 -i ■•■*•'!
:■
—•
25%
25*2
3*4
Co
3*8
3*2
30
11%
■%
14
*
500
9%
800
200
2%
.
10
200
4
Jan
Jan
Mar
3
Jan
1%
8
100
1,500
July
ll7/« Apr
Herder's
11%
9%
Easr. Gas & Fuel Assoc common——*
4 *4 %
prior preferred————100
preferred—.——>——
100
Malleable
Eastern
States Corp—;
Iron...
*4
21%
preferred—-—,————*
eft
tirpfpnTd
Horn
(Geo A) & Co common——*
(A C) Co common———.——I
Horn & Hardart
9%
>1 '
Horn
Jan
26
30
175
Oil
10*4 Jari
100
31*4
1,050
Fibre
Corp——5
Co
——*
Huyler.'s common—.,——
—.—1
r/Z
,4
'
■
4%
2%
2,000
8*4
96,000
2
7
42
83%
6,900
43%
46%
500
_5Q
7*4
,26
4%
2,700
Jan
88*4
62
Feb
9
July
Jan
Jan
31
Sep
101
10
88
9*4 May
Feb
29
Mar
41%
9%
300
%
1*4
31*4
40,100
2,275
5%
2,100
41%
Nov
Nov
12% May
6*4 Jan
";4.
Oct
July
2% May
Jan
200
100
41%
9%
x29
5*4
: 100
28
6%
.4
lOo
I
1
28
»»
300
8%
82*4
Jan
7
100
1
Sep
9% May
Oct
Jan
100
—
444
14*2
Jan
1,700
8
;
Apr
6% Jun
Jan
79%
6*,4
77%
1
.4
42
Apr
78%
,
1% July
X29
4%
5
1
17
16
i'a
Jan
22*4
2*4
Jan
Jan
35
5%
Jun
25%
1 *4
preferred
1%
4
1%
..
Falstaff
Engine & Airplane—
Federal Compress & Warehouse
Fire
Association
Florida
Power
1%
1
Metallurgical———
.•
Mfg Co——
.——5
Fedders
6%
—1
Brewing——.—
Fansteel
Jan
Jan
34%
Sep
18%
Nov
-
7-
200
1*4
6% Nov
500
r! a
1%
1*4
4,300
May
13% Nov
24
1,100
5%
5*4
1,400
3%
Jan
29%
120
29%
Nov
57%
$7 preferred—*
Jan
250
81*4
Jan
101
102
Mar
Jan
300
15%
10
(Phila) —.——.10
& Light
3
J8n
13 *4
15*8
29%
Co...25
July
6*4 Jun
29%
70%
NOV
Oct
104*4 Aug
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Am
dep
rets ord reg
Motor of
Ford
...£1
4
3*4
1,900
19%
20%
Distilling——
Froedtert Grain
Fuller (Geo A)
Jan
21%
Sep
Jan
22
Jun
3
& Malt common..
Co—.—
39
3%
15
50
'
convertible
Name
5%
11*4
Gatineau Power Co common—
preferred,
2*4 Jan
350
11% Mar
200
9
Jan
15
Mar
75
29
Jan
44
Apr
125
45
Jan
S4
July
ll
11*4
38
53%
56
56
*
20%
_
I"
~
*
•
._•
1%
„
68%
•
--
-
1%
dep rets ord
General Finance
W-
1
1,200
Zinc
Ireland
1,500
4%
3% Jan
Jun
9*4. Jun
10%
1
25
Jan
45%
5,300
3
Jan
10
Oct
16%
Apr
11%
950
3,500
1,200
'••'9*4
9%
300
11%
•42
..
:
'
42
6%1
•
3
Oct
20*4
Jan
48
Oct
10
shs—•
Products
—
Jan
2%
Jan
11*4 M a y
1%
Jan
Jan
Jan
69%
Feb
3*4
1,600
25
International Safety
—*
..._—•
Razor B
International Utility class A.
.
Class
B—
•
——
$1.75
preferred
———;—*
prior preferred———„.—*
Interstate Home Equipment
——1
Interstate Hosiery Mill's——
*
Interstate Power $7 preferred......—
3.800
5,500
14
7*8
900
•'■'■'
•-■'%
16
•
;
v:;Z
*4
3%
July
9%
Jan
Nov
16
Jan
2,750
?:;.'."i
TV
100
~6*4
600
•/5f Jun
21
Jan
7%
Oct
32
'
,
;
.
6
6*4
■
18 /
17%
,
18
150
45
Nov
3%
21%
Investors
Jan
1
Feb
24%
1*4
Jan
10'/a
*4
—
Jim
1% May
% Mar
1„100
21%
$3.50
Royalty——..——.......1
Iron Fireman Mfg voting trust ctfs.—*
Irving Air Chute—.———
.1
Italian Superpower, A—.———,—•
21
Jan
'
; 19%
.
21*4 July
Jan
6*4
200
2.500
16
i3o
,
21*2
i'J
14%
•"'••■'•
a
I (i
IS.:
10% July
Jan
■13
200
May
Nov
6%
7%
18*2
7%
5
14% July
8*4 Jan
18*8
6%
-10
—
...
12*4
*4
157«
900
17*%
6T4
18%
Sep
800
1,100
18
———
coupon
AUg
112
45 %
13%
•13%
shares—.
24
,
Jan
Feb
International Minerals and Chemicals-
Petroleum
Jan
91
20
900
15'
3
>■;'■'
Industries A——*
Jan
7%
14*4
Meta!
9 %
15*4 July
10% July
1% July
38*4 July
87*4 'Sin*
16*4 Jun
•83%
81
7%
15*4 July
Jan
225
26
14%
International
■
1%
1
23 '
23%
81
International
7% July
Jan
9%
10
190
41%
39
41%
of North America.—10
^50
Industries Inc.———1
Oct
20
110%
109
Cigar Machine—
Co
9% Jun
lGT'a
12*4
11%
11
'
International Hydro ElectricPreferred $3.50 series——
International
.
5*4 Mar
*4
11%
11 Til
preferred—100
.1
preferred.—'———.——>..100
Insurance
Sep
300
1,600
8%
————...——£1
—
5
Jan
4*^8
43*4
7%
10%
'
Industrial. Finance v t c common
7 Yo
%■*■/!
••3%
-
7%'
Co..-.-—-—--——*
Sep
Feb
700
7%
21
Jan
3%
1,800
,3*4
43a
5,900
2%
1
10%
Jan
*4
8
1%
1*4
Co.————1
3%
3*4
—i
4%
3%
Aug
Jan.
Juu
Oct
is July
14%. Jan
3,400
8
1%
Jacobs Aircraft Engine
(FL»
Co.—
Jacobs
Jeannctte Glass Co..—
common—
l
footnotes
preferred
see
—
page
bIII
1965.
•
•
3
__
IIIIlO
Fireproofing commonllI
& Elec $6
2%
Jan
preferred.—.^,—
100
preferred——....
—JL—100
July
Apr
2
Jun
Jun
3*4
' '
9T4
2
500
Jan
Jan
■
...
14
—
14
,
113
.
■14%'
113
200
50
7*4 Feb
X13 %
90
Sep
Apr
.
13T4 Sep
4*4 May
8% July
16%
116
Apr
Nov
300
Oct
6
July
Jan
6%
Jan
•
2% Jun
66
.
Jun
89
Aug
97
Jitn
Aug
69*4
100
18
Jan
100
10
79
Jan'
102%
Oct
18
25
13% Jan,
19%
Sep
K
July
1% May
2
2
_•
—
'
Jersey Central Pwr &Lt 5*4% pfd—100
Kansas Gas & Elec
Kennedy's
7!^ prefefred—.100
Inc..
Ken-Rad Tube &
n
preferred series A
For
Jan
41%
3%
Indianapolis P & L 5*4% preferred.100
Indiana Service 6'4 preferred.—100
7 %
*
43*4
50
preferred
82% July
Jan
% Jan
—
.
'...:
reg
Corp
10
774 Mar
-
—
IIIIIIIloo
—
Gen Electric Co Ltd—
las
2
Apr
22% Jun
-
Jan
Aug
4% Mar
2,000
38
_•
preferred.——.100
Gellman Mfg Co common
General Alloys Co
Gen
*8
1
Julian & Kokenge Co.——_———.*
5%
Jan
8
Co
imperial Chemical IndustriesAm dep rets regis—
£1
Imperial Oil (Can) coupon..———♦
Registered
-*:
Imperial Tobacco of Canada.———5
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
7 Yo
General
Oct
8*4 July
changed to
conv
Illinois
6 %
Amer
,
5*4 Mar
Oct
42
Mar
4*8
Wa¬ 18*5
.1
.1
—
39
3%
'
5%
83
Jan
5%
Jun
1*4 Mar
39
1
$3 conv stock——;
4,%
v
of France—
dep rets bearer———————
(Peter) Brewing Co———9
Co
May
15%
1,000
Amer
Fox
Franklin
Jan
16%
•
voting
Ford Motor
6
Canada;—
Class A non-voting———
Class B
4
50
Apr
115*4 Aug
20% Jun
Jaa
-
Mar
27%
3
2,300
13
7*4
;♦
'
8
-5
10% Mar
,
Jan
?%
13
15Vo
60
1,300
1,400
1
Illinois Power Co common—
International
Fairchild
4*4 Aug
105
'
Warrants
...—1
Mar
108% Apr
14% Jan
634
19
T—1
—
Securities
Power
Iowa
Registered
Aviation—
34
23*4 Feb
3.100
77
•
3%'
6
I
Illinois
International
Falrchild
Jun
Jan
100
17%
•74%
Ligonier
Apr
July
July
29% July
Jan
43
6%
79%
25
103 *4 Mar
17%
'77
& Refining——
Hummel-Ross
1*4 May
*4 Jan
10*4 Jan
200
12
Electrographic Corp—...
A
Elgin National Watch Co—,—
..15
Emerson Electric Mfg—----------—4
Empire District Electric 6% pfd
100
Empire Power participating stock—*
Emsco Derrick & Equipment—
5
Inc common
20
—
45*2
Everslia rp
25
38
4*4
11% Sep
Nov
6%
225
26
25%
100
5
preferred—
——
Hubbcll (Harvey) Inc^__—
Hussmann
■'
*
Hardart———
&
f>%
Humble
Jan
16
38% Jun
22%
35%
Light 2d pfd A—.*
warrants———
—
Esquire Ino———————
Eureka Pipe Line common
Jun
Jun
32*4 July
3*4 May
■•7_: /■
Baking Co—.—*
Dividend urrear .ctfs—————
^
Electric Power &
59%
Jan
m
:
21 *4
$5
Jan
450
19%
59
21%
22
42
24%
24%
$6
Equity Corp common
$3 convertible preferred
15%
24%
2% May
Jan
-
800
350
33%
32%
$7
Option
Jan
15% Jan
13*4 May
7% Jan
4,500
1%
58%
31
———•
preferred series A
————*
preferred series B————•
Eastern Sugar Associates-—
$5 preferred v t c———'——;——1
Easy Washing Machine B—
Economy Grocery Stores——
—•
Electric Bond & Share common—_._5
11*4
1%
58*4
25
—
Jun
May
11%
21
Hormel
Hygrade Food ProdudiS-i——
—.——10
Eastern
4
27*4 July
14% July
Inc—.——
'
8 Ve
9
Jan
Jan
29%
Vv
9%
Hollinger Consolidated G M—
.5
Holophane Co commoh———*
1st
Picher Lead
July
7% -Apr
11% May
11% May
Jan
6
1,300
23%
1614
21%
4% May
46
22*4 Jan
100
23
22%
14
2.50
—10
May
*33% May
.
Jan
9
100
150
21 Yr
14
—-5
Heyden Chemical common
(R) & Co class A—
Hyctro-Eiectric
Eagle
6*4
Nov
27
Jan
7*4
Hewitt Rubber common..—
Hoe
6
Jan
1% Jan
200
87«
'
t>
——25
Henry Holt & Co participating A—
«-
—
May
4*4 Jan
100
27%
8T
common—™
2
31
3,600
:
9*4
107iil
10%
———
7
X6%
9 %v
May
19*4 Jan
1,500
40%
6%
Mining Co
—25c,
Helena
Rubenstein—J——————*
Class A
400
40ai
Hecia
Preijerred
.
Jun
50
3%
700
200
4:*8
28%
Heller
July
25
Jan
i,i Jim
1*4 Aug
3,000
2%
2*2
'
4*2
Corp—
7
Jan
17*4 Feb
42
.
3%
12%
Jun
700
12
'
Draper
6%
4V«
250
.
9
5*4
12
'
.
100
4T»
,
common——... ...1
Industries
Domestic
4
,
common—. —1
Truck
Dobeckmun
'-
—^
#
Diamond Shoe common...—
Divco-Twirx
;
800
19%
19'44
Dept Stores common—,——5
convertible preferred.;
.——50
Heam
Apr
19%
X8%
—
6
5'2
.—4
Co.
4%
Hazeltine
Mar
9,300
;■
1
Feb
5%
■
Products—.——— —10
De Vilbiss Co common
July
111
Jan
50
110
'•*
70
73
'
Gray Iron Foundry...—.
34*4
Jan
;3%
4
preferred————
Detroit
Jun
24%
20
61
'
,
5*4
■
convertible
6%
61
'•
'
•
•
"*•
preferred.——>—
Detroit Gasket & Mfg.——... —Zi
A
19%
'
debenture—— .100
Derby Oil & Refining Corp com...
Jan
80
3
2 To
3
preferred.—————50
$6 prior
Nov
700
'
1
Dejay Stores—
——
Dennison Mfg class A common—.. —5
8%
11%
22 *4
■:._
33%
convertible—i. —35
Class A
•
Jan
5
Hammermili Paper.—.———10
Hartford Electric Light———-—25
Hartford Rayon voting trust ctfs
1
Harvard Brewing C04———.-1
Hat Corp of America B non-vot com—1
Lamp
i5
—
•121
121-"
10
93i
100
115% Jan
Lamp A——...*
..100
1
.J
Oct
14%
Apr
Sep
5%
Sep
45
July
55
32
Jan
,41
....
preferred D...^—..—
Kingston Products.—,.;
Kirby Petroleum
May
9%
Jaa
•
Key Co common———
Kings Co Lighting 7 Yc pfd B—n.._101)
5%
123
Jan
5%
'"
6*4
5 %
9%
•2%'
"3%
•2%
1,300
4
1;600
1% Jan
1 54
iIh.Y1
4
Oct
Oct
Jun
5% July
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number
'
STOCKS
New
York
Week
Curb
Friday
Nov.
Ended
Week's
Last
Exchange
Range
of PrJce3
Sale Price
J,'i
Low
Par
Klrkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Klein
(D
Kleinert
Emil)
(I B)
Co
Low
KHigh
15%
■_i.
10;
Nebraska Power 7%
Nehl Corp 1st pfd
Oct
Feb
10
Feb
Jan
69 *
1st preferred,.
100
special preferred———10
Brewing Co———..
1
100
13 /%/
13
7%
Va
8
'
85
July
4;Va
Sale Price
8%
;
(Herman)
preferred
Haven
Lake Shore
J)
Mines Ltd
1
Lakey Foundry & Machine
Lamson
31
30
11%
2%V
12%
11%
'
4.300
8%
preferred
Tel
Clock Co
1
-
14%
Jan
2.
Jan
Oct
6
100;
Feb
105
10
97ii
4%
Y
&
11%
Jan
Class
B
class A—*
N
Jun
Realty common
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
%
'
l'b
•
~7%
'
8%
Oil
Development
Le Tourneau
(R G>
25
.
Inc
Material Co
Lipton
Lit
Brothers
i
Y Power &
preferred class A____
preferred class B
Land
Louisiana
&
10%
600
7J/2
Jan
12%
100
17?%
Jan
24%
•1%
1,200
Oct
18%
50
4
12j%
Jan
16%
•
Va
3,900
ft1' 't
Jan
9%
Apr
1%
3,500
u
Jan
8
i
51
52 V
1
350
100
49%
48%
50%
1,776
1
6%
6 Va
6Tb
7,600
Exploration
•
Lynch
5
common
I
—
24 '/a
5%
Oct
9 Va July
110
Aug
\
Jan
Jan
18?/
Apr
Aug
52 %
Jan
103]
300
20
2%
55
2lf/2 Jan
20j
Jan
50
108 Va 108%
,
,
Jun
:/ k
1%
29 Va
May
2d
$5
convertible
preferred
munication
6%
20
20
20
Jan
111
100
5
2.100
4%
——*
61 b
.
341 / '
—...
#
'
,
9%
44
Jan
8%
Jun
Jan
12$
2?
2,600
Jan
'
1,500
,
X98%
:x98% 110
1%
Jan
Jan
8%
Apr
1 Va
.
Noma
•'
•
350
Jan
112 Vis
2%
ll
...
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ii
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6'.. "
7%
....1
6%
/:!
1%
\
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7Va
1%
1%
8Va
8%
..
8%
.V; 9
■.
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Midwest
Piping
Mid-West
Co..
18%
.1%
Minnesota Mining
'
&
1,500
,
'50
2V4
l4
.
100
1%
Power common
100
Rayon class A
A——
9 Tb
2'A
2%
.w.s.1
Dakota Utilities
3
1%
171
I5P4
7,000 V
Is#
500
173
'
230
:
Jun
Feb
July
Producers..——.
Mountain
Ststes
Mountain
States Tel & Tel—
28%
28
6%
—10
1,600
900
G
x5%
.—100
-2%
common
11%
.
ii%
5%
5%
59...
Jan
preferred 2——:___25
Candy Co—:
—•
City Lines common
50c
convertible preferred
50
National
6
National
Power &
...
common
Ohio
Brass Co
Ohio
Edison
Ohio
Mar
2% July
'2Va Sep
National
National
National
Aug
8V4 July
13
Nov
Oct
July
For
Sugar Refining:
5V2% preferred—.;
11%
4%
101
page
Va May
98
29%
400
29
100
22%
Sep
s
Jan
34
July
23%
Jan
34
Ju'.y
51%
Feb
53
Mar
500
% Feb
1%
Apr
4
Feb
6
Jun
82
Jail
104
Aug
102% Mar
1.03
103
103
111
Oct
a
% May
10
*"E% ~6%
1,600
4%
Jan
23%
100
16%
Jan
3%
23%
27% May
Oilstocks
•
..30c
19G5,
Ltd
conv
1%
10 Va
.
4-'
Jun
,
'ii% May
/ 8
Nov
180
Jun
33 %
Oct-
Jan v
;.A
'
.If4
Jan
4(7a Jan
/•'li% Jan
112% Jan
Jan
91
__
common
common
Jun
May
117%
109% 109%
5%
115Va
Jan
118
Oct
103% Mar
25
Jan
107
-40
106
112
July
Nov
Jun
•'
*
300
x5%
Oct
15%
18
/
.
50
5%
18%
GOO
16% Aug
19%
51
15
prior preferred
5'Tb
22 %
Jan
106%
.117
Oliver United Filters B
;•
...
52
350
48
Jan
70
110
Feb
llSVa 115%
Overseas
'
/'
Oct
Apr
55% July
Securities
'
.
_
7%.;':;
7%
'
„
117
May
7.
:3%
_
50
1
Jun
8
Feb
Jan
8
Jun
3%
„
1
Pacific
Can
Co
common
Pacific Gas & Elcc 6%
5 % %
1st preferred
•
1st pfd
Jan
7% "Jun
Pacific Lighting S5 preferred
Pacific Power & Light 7#
Public
$1.30
1st
preferred..
10
A
102%
731
Jan
98%
I-'
'•3%
Jan
5%
15%
7%
Feb
19% Aug
72 3/i
Jan
86
34,900
3,% Jan
;
19% July
300
'9%
Jan
34%
50
28%
Jan
xi%
"5
62%
62%
25
"%
♦
"%
200"
103
102% 103%
160
76
161
161
163
150
150
62
62
63
1,000
20,000
,
44
Peppered
Co
Mfg
Jan
65
-39
33% July
% 6%
Apr
20
Aug
132
•»/:• Jan
115%
115
115%
% Mar
2% Jun
1
x6%
x6%
500
*
3%
8%
Oct
.15%
104
•
Pharis Tire & Rubber
600
common.
Phillips
Packing
Securities
Pierce
Governor
Pioneer
Gold
Pitney-Bowes
Pitts Bess
Jan
Sep
1% Apr
105
Sep
Sep
July
100
173
%
July
July
125
Sep
34 V* Sep
4
Jan
7 %
5
,
Jan
9% July
31%
Feb
21sa
24
9,400
8%
Jan
30
9%
10
200
8%
Jan
13 Va
•
Ltd
Postage
6%
23%
1
Meter
RR
1Tb
17»
0
7%
•
;
7%
900
7%
4 % Jan
;
1%
2,700
Jan
Oct
July
34
6%
3
G'/b
Jun
3
69
•
common
E
Jan
Jan
21%
25
common...
Mines
& L
pfd
Co
Jan
51%
150
Perfect Circle Co..
Philadelphia Co
Jan
74% Jan
«
100
Sep
Sep
Jan
...2.50
Power Co
Oct
Apr
Jan
20
Co,
Penn Water &
Aug
5%
%
,
Penn Traffic
37
36
32%
27%
*
50
Jan
30% Aug
3% Jan
_•
$7 preferred
Mfg Co
Sugar Prop common
Nov
16%
25
6214
Oct
Apr
26%
28
;
July
9%
14Ip Jan
100
16
%
Oct
Sep
Sep
6%
34%
x4
110
Sep
20'%
•
1
Salt
6
26%
•
...
Jan
14 % Sep
36% July
33 % July
50
04
6%
]
...
common
$2.80 scries prclerred
Penn Gas & Elec class A com..
Penn
Jan
1
Mills......';..
Light
preferred..
Jan
82
7%
Pennsylvania Edison Co $5 series pfd.*
$6
Jan
28%
1
•
....
Pennroad Corp common
Penn
i8Tb
3l:
300
108% 108%
...—10
Power &
100
1,600
32%
•
Motors Corp
preferred
12%
35%
•
Parkersburg Rig & Reel/.
$1.40
;
100
Service
Page-Hersey Tubes common...
Pautepec Oil of Venezuela Am shs
Paramount
%
*
pfd
Pacific
12'%
35
35 %
32%
25
...25
Sep
2% Mar
,
9Yb
Jun
July
2%
Jun
Sep
6
Jan
7%
Jun
38
Jan
42 %
Jun
600
50
Jun
14% Mar
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
60
58 Va
61
890
47%
Jan
65 Va July
10%
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Metallurgical
10
11
11
11
10 Va
Jan
14%
Plate Glass
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
50
25
94%
92
84%
Jan
98
■
57
Jan
Jan
Jan
U
Apr
69% Mar
May
15%
Sep
2/
Jun
28% Nov
Nov
35
1^
Mar
40
Sep
13%
Inc
50
1,200
1(1%
Nov
100
44%
Feb
54
11%
13,700
200
common
Scale
common
7%
700
10%
8fya Jan
TVs Mar
12
4%
Nov
July
Apr
Sep
700
102
July
Jan
8
Sep
<4% Jan
13
May
8|% Jan
3Tb
10%
11V4
17'/2
16%
18%
1,600
12%
12%
200
1 %
1%
1,800
1%
2%
2%
1,400
j?
:
900
300
2%
Jan
14 Vb
14%
200
8%
Jan
14
"
14
10
/'%_
—25c
-
'2
1%
16 %
9
Powdrell
Alexander
*
Premier Gold
Mining
1
Prentice-Hall
Inc
12% Mar¬
100
t's
•
•
2 %
28,600
10%
4,800
6%
600
5%
5
Power Corp of Canada
Pratt & Lambert Co
-
6'4
5
k
1,400
3%
•
•
-
95%
3%
•
'r
7,50
P£trero Sugar common
Pressed
Metals
l4%
Nov
S|Va Jan
1'
1
Hi
Jan
12%
Nov
21
May
8% Apr
Apr
Jan
13%
Oct
2%
Feb
4%
Apr
% Jan
common
of
America
5%
25
;
50
19
25 Vb
•
251:,
Jan
7/ 334 Feb
Jun
Oct
4%
Jun
14% Nov
15
-
Sep
2%
Nov
10%
Oct
4%
Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
6%
7 %
of
;
15
'
1
4,100
Jar>
7
Apr
5%
Jan
x9
Jun
Jan
30% July
:
.
%
Jan
34
ft"
1 G
"""%
""
Jan
;
—
1
"
Gas
Public Service
15;
•
,_1
Producers
Providence
190
l
Aug
35%
10%
1%
Jan
17%
250
Jan
19,200
100% 101
.
2%
350
__
__
5
2,300
20
19
;
100
preferred
$5%
3%
104% 10G
105
1st pfd—100
100
Oklahoma Natural Gas
S3
3Tb
19 %
•
Apr
10
_•
Radio...
see
July
1% May
4% Jun
#/a
4T4
.
7%
12.50
Tunnel & Mines
footnotes
Jan
Apr
9%
Jan
52%
.
21% May
v
11%
.
10%
4%
t
Tea
Union
Jan
ali
475
12%
IGA4
20
49% .50
•
Ltd
National Transit.
National
3%
24,200
27%
Aug
35«
35%
11%
_•
Car
100
%
89
29
♦
common
Ohio Public Service 7%
6% 1st preferred
Jun
13
Apr
29?
11%
National Refining common
National Rubber Machinery
B
Polaris Mining Co
*.
pfd—.1—*
Steel
27%.
__4
class
$6
preferred
Power 4%% preferred
Pneumatic
_•
Light $6
National
.4%
%
Jan
150
/
59
•
l'/j.
._
Mfg & Stores
%
1%
86
25
common
Telephone
.112
'..Ifa Mar /
•f ii Jan
1G31
1(1
10^
Bellas Hess common..—1.
Breweries common
•
National
National
2,9uu
Jan
8% May
Feb
V.
u May
6% May
104% Oct
200
11%
_*
—
National Fuel Gas
Jan
8%
lx\
•
Plymouth
N
$J
83% July
76% July
o
Ogden Corp
Plough
l'o
91
8,300
100
Peninsular
97 Va
ipa Jan
•••'••
preferred
National
80
10
Jan
4%
pfd.100
Corp
Patchogue
'
125
1%
common—I.—*
Muskegon Piston Ring
National
Jan
Jan
iV Sep
5
preferred
Novadel-Agene
Phoenix
1"«
Murray Ohio Mfg Col
Nachman-Sprlrigfilled
3%
42
Sep
58-% May
3-% Jun
50
Apr
—...
6%
3,400
•
RR Co
Phila Electric Power 5%
Moody Investors partic pfd..
——•
Mtge Bank of Col Am shs
Mountain City Copper common..
—DC
Muskogee Co
Jim
1/128
50
Utility Securities
Central Texas Oil
r
Apr
59 V4 Mar
Jan
Jan.
a
900:
.
-
Jan
3,900
16%
—...10
Ward - A—
Montreal Light Heat & Power.—..—*
Power
54
10
200
ft
♦
6% prior preferred
Penn
t|
9
15%
Montgomery
Mountain
GOO
_4%. ~5
87
•
common
2%
19
Jun
£r/a
common—2—1
Monroe Loan Society
Montana
Jan
Oct
111%
}
8%
Jan
'
Pictures
1%
(58%
1
•
35 %
.
i\
lf/i Jnn
l| Apr
550
:ii
21
Nov
Jan
IoJtV
9%
9%
GjVa Jan
..*
15
Apr
9% Oct
Jan;
9a
...—.—1
2
15fb Jan"
800
pfd—..100
Corp.
.
..." Mar"-
2-f%
1,200
:v
8 ',4
1%
52
Monarch Machine Tool.—
Monogram
Jan
777«
1
North American
B
•1
May
Sep
Jan
103 Va 104
5
23
14%
36%
1/64
9%
July
102%
39,400
10
103
50
08%
4%
Feb
110
2%
75
'112%
700
2%
~2 %
76 "
*
preferred
Class
15%
49%
13% July
Jan
95%
1
Parker Pen Co
Mock Jud Voehrlnger common——2.50
Molybdenum
Jan
Jan
0.
••350/
l*/4
50%'. 5214
—•
common
6%
1% May
'
Jan
1
pfd—.100
Mississippi River Power 6%
a
•
'
2%
Mfg.:—...——•
Missouri Public Service
7% Mar
6% July
8:! t Sep
50
xgiv 16,
—1
Light 7%
Sep
% Mar
x3
1,900
8,600
:
24%
.
x7%
Supply..—
Mining Corp of Canada
5 %
1,300
;
20
22%
1..10
...
v
i
v.i
50
Refineries
Minnesota Pvvr Si.
70
109% 109%
100
Electric
$6
Jan
Sep
111% July
% Mar
Apr
4
9.
22%
—
&
18
10% Mar
Jun
>.:
Jan
1,100
'
-•
common...—
*
40
Jan
200
5%
Midland Steel Products—
Midwest
200
3Ta July
Jan
'
preferred—*
Abrasive
21%
48%
5
Omar Inc
m-A %
1,200
...
5%
■
5 Va
Corp common——15
Oct
4 %
'X - 'v '* '
—10
$2 non-cum dividend shares
52
Jan
i
•
•
108
S+'t* v- r*-.
Class B vt C—
Mid-West
8% May
2,4 Tb May
Nov
Jan
98}/4
1Tb
28
Micromntic Hone Corp—...
—1
Middle States Petroleum class A v t c_l
Midvale C6
4% May
2% Jan
-V
Feb
warrants
North Amer Light &
May
.
1 Va Mar
—22.50.
———...
Sep
Jun
211
i——1
Michigan Steel Tube......
Michigan Sugar Co..—
4%
53
"50
6Va
5%
Corp....—
—25c
Participating preferred
—i—15
Metropolitan Edison $6 preferred
—•
Michigan Bumper Corp—
Xl50%
Jan
Jan
i'
1
—...
4% May
13 T a May
Jan
§
190
v* 44
Aug
6% May
Apr
1,800
'
3%.
3%
24
2
Textile
West
•'
v;/■■
Mar
Jan
—
Middle
4
300
"
141 Vk 148
"
.—___•
common—
Midland Oil Corp $2 conv
v-r
xll
109 %
Jun
500
2%
8%
3*'-m
Mcrritt
Chapman & Scott——
Warrants ■/—...a.
6 %c
A preferred—^...100
;
'
7
2%
5
—
♦
& Co„
Preferred
Feb
JUn
Jun
Jun
35
Jan
ji«
Memphis Natural Gas common.....—3
Metal
90
3?/< Jan
Ci—... 1
t
v
Dredging
Messabi Iron Co.
July
31
•V 2%
103%. 103%
Com¬
Xr.——•
Stores
4
Jan
28
'
Sep
Jan
McCord Radiator & Mfg B———•
Mercantile
Jan
57l
Shovel————if..—•
Johnson
Jun
•
Massey Harris common
Mead
68% Mar
Jan
Oct
9
—1*
Marine
Mass Utilities Association
McWilliams
2%
Ltd
Co
Steam
Jan
2£a
•
;
Co
Margay Oil Corp.
Marion
?/b
1
Co—
Mfg
International
Marconi
1.100
Jan
(The Bt
Consolidated
Mapes
Oct
1%
UJ "
1/64
Nineteen Hundred Corp B
Nipissing Mines
7%
1%
103%
100
Northern States Power class A
Manlschewltz
21%
102
100
Nor Indiana Public Service
m
;
Jan
-%%/■■
warrants
Class A preferred—
Niles-Bement-Pond
North Penn
M
Stores
Jan
200
•u
1
North American
Mangel
4Ta
13%
56%
1,300
■
21
•
preferred
Sep
110%
'
10
shares
18
300
Light 7% preferred—100
optional
Nov
Jan
';'—w
•
■'iv
preferred
A
Northern
Manati Sugar optional warrants...
5% May
53% July
6%
400
56':;
2%
10
Class B optional
Niagara Share class
2V2 May
f/a Jan
1st
Class
Oct
14%
X8
100
__
Jan
11% May
87%
'
preferred
5%
f
Oct
18J%
:
55
;
Shipbuilding Corp—
5%
Jun
24
1 %
~8%
10
18
k
N
32% July
14%
10
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pfd
Corp
2€%
10%
5
i
Long Island Lighting common
6%
100
;
A_—*
Lone Star Gas Corp new common
7%
27%
,
Jan
#4 Jan
24
•
Class
Chain
1
100
(5% .:.,7k"18%
?i
56
Y State Electric & Gas
$5.10 pfd.100
Y Water Service 6%
pfd...
100
Niagara Hudson Power common
10
Oct
9% May
% May
Y
Jun
25% Jan
9% Jan
1,435
ip
106
•
N
Nov
22
it
preferred—_25
common
Groceterias
Steel
Locke
2
Feb
13,700
27 Va
"**
5
(Thos Ji Inc 6%
Loblaw
%
%
k
1
•
Line
Mar
Jan
7,200
'
Leonard
J..- .f-'
1
Honduras Rosario
Founders
5% Mar
2;)'b Feb
•
...
N
Jun
12%
...1
Convertible
21
19% May
•
-—
Lefcourt
15%
4'
■
25
Merchandise
$6
Langendorf United Bakeries
:
•
City Omnibus warrants
Y
N
Apr
6
Oct
Jan
k
'
Nov
200
N
Mar
16
Oct
Sep
7 Va
300
...
Apr
Jan
High
26%
114
1%
'
47
15
10(5
•
common
Mexico & Arizona Land...
Y
~3%
200
:
:j
43
•
..100
Jersey Zinc
N
Jan
Feb
"•
46
*
New Process Co common....:
N Y Auctitn Co common
Jun
'700
2%
105
100
Lane Wells Co common—
39'A
Jan
105
2%
5
-
Lane Bryant 7%
20%
'540
3 Va
...1
of Delaware
Corp
f
30
—.100
__
7 V
6%
/ 6
:
—
New
(N
vV,
Low
104%
%
500
'
Nov
New Idea Inc
4%
7 Va
•
100
England Tel &
—
12%
'
New
RR
712
*
•—;
New
600
'
;
Range Since January 1
/"/'
26%
~4
•-.
^
——•
preferred
New
Lackawanna
5
...
:
% /'k'kr-:::/; /--nV'//;
•
Corp
Shares
inch
25
,.
preferred
$2
Low
100
Sales
for Week
of Prices
>
England Power Associates
6%
Se)>
14% May
Jan
Co
Nestle Le Mur Co class A
New
/
Week's
Range
Last
12
Neptune Meter class A
104-% Oct
12.V4 Mar
800
:
Oil
Nelson
9 Vs July
ffl",
(S H)
Kreuger
Jan
92
150
101% 103
100
convertible
Kress
Apr
k
Navarro
Oct
1G
12
4'Va
•
Koppers Co 6% preferred.—._
Kresge Dept Stores—
Nov,
Par
Sep
%
9Va
200
8%
8%
1
■
Friday
.
Exchange
Ended
High
Jan
Apr
13 Va
200
15%
10
York
Week
Range Since January 1
V2
•
common
Rubber Co
_S,T0CKS
Curb
New
Shares
1
Knott Corp common
Kobacker Stores Ine
4 Vo
Sales
for Week
Jan
3%
% Jan
3,200
AUg
7% July
Va May
8% July
4
Mar
7
Jun
100
104
Apr
107
.100
109
Apr
114% Aug
•
•
8
8
100
8% Mar
Colorado—
1st preferred
1st preferred
...
Puget Sound Power & LightCommon
$5
%V Sep
43
prior preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
10
•
•
9%
94
10
94 Va
22,300
250
11
--
.
8%
93
—
11
25
—
Nov
Nov
12%
120
Sep
AUg
Jan
13% Sep
8%
Jan
15
7%
F^b
7%
"
5
.10
87a
93
Sep
Jun
9V3 May
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1964
Monday, November 15, 1943
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
York
New
Nov.
of Prices
Sale Price
Last
Exchange
Curb
Ended
Week
12
Sales
Week's
Shares
Low
Par
Range Since January 1
New
for Week
Range
Low
High
High
Q
Co
Power
Quebec
84%
8414
20
70
20
92
146
Feb
156
Feb
13
151
151
.151
Jan
July
13
July
Mar
(Si
Sullivan
Sun
Last
12
Low
Shares
Co
Low
100
•
pfd—
'
19%
20
16%
16 %
17%
13
*
1
Ray Drug Co
12%
13
1,300
Jan
1%
Sep
11*4
123/a
13%
100 /
v
Jan
213/4
Jun
Jan
20*/a
Jun
Jan
13%
Oct
Jan
52 V2
Oct
500
7*4
50
class b com
High
'4
11%
*
conv
Range Since January t
High
50c
common
Superior Port Cement
43
*
12% Mar
15
Finch Oil Corp
Swan
of Prices
-8
Corp
Oil 5%%
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Machinery——
Sunray
Week's
Friday
Exchange
Nov.
/Iv*^.1V/.-; Par
(Hugo*
Stokely Foods Inc
84%
•
100
*
Curb
Ended
1:1.%%'!;'4'■
Stroock
—
York
Week
Stlnnes
Quaker Oats common..
6%
preferred-—
-.-t.
STOCKS
8% Mar
15
July
Sep
Sep
:o% July
i
R
1
V/4
20.500
f»
Jan
12
1214
350
7*4
Jan
*4
Jan
14*4
1514
400
13*4
Jan
19
Mar
46%
4614
20
46%
Nov
#51
Mar
9 '/a
101b
3,100
2 3/4
Jan
1*4
Radlo-Keith-Orpheum option warrants-
10
Railway & Utility Investment A
1
Rath Packing Co. common
10
Raymond Concrete Pile common—.—•
Voting
common
15 %
preferred
*
Manufacturing common—50c
Red Bank Oil Co
1
Reed Roller Bit Co
*
Reliance Eiectric & Engineering
5
Republic Aviation
1
Rice Stix Dry Goods
*
$3 convertible
Raytheon
2%
21*4'
10%
Jan
29*4 July
13% Apr
2%
Nov
5% May
7
Jan
200
*4
214
a4
1%
Jan
33
Jan
Russeks Fifth Ave.
Jan
108
Jan
17
7*8
Jan
12
Nov
23/8
ll//
,■
"4 %
11%
Jan
4
2*4
600
~6%
7
"7
Feb
19
Feb1;;
Apr
5*2
1%
T%
7%
Oct
Jan
3
500
4
Oct
Apr
Nov
5% Mar
3%
1,800
3
5%
71
22
3%
1,200
■/•/
3
"5%
1
-•
1
Jan
49*4
200
69
69
Tobacco
Jan
6*4 Mar
200
2*4 May
Jan
dep
Amer
7
—
6
•
61
19
/'■'7
,1.
1
Exports
4
4
rets ord
dep recs def
regis
■—
reg
h
•
Edison
b%
Jan
%
Jan
7.M'
4*4
43
3,400
•
■
"*/;I7
—
56
7
I
/;
Feb
6%
Jan
1%
Apr
8%
2%
Feb
Sep
Jun
62
'
Oct
July
22%
Jan
2%
Corp
Transwestern Oil Co
Tri-Continental
10
Chatillon
Class
15*4
1
convertible
July
53/a
Jun
7
7*4
~8
58%
62
.
62
I,-
109%
116
Jan
'
6%
Jan
J*
4%
1% July
8% July
10
Apr
Jan
Jan
r- 73
••
1%
Jan
I 1,100
6 3/4
Jan
10%
2%
'2%..;
1,100
2%
2 >4
1,100
3%
3%
600
Oct
-
1,200
10%
Feb
May
18
•/.
Jan
39
Oct
1
4
7% July
;
bJO
.
V
Jan
1%
:•
2,400
3%
*
Jun
Nov
Mar
7~
.
May
' 67
.
Mar
3,500
•
3
Jan
107
3.300
:
7«
11% Aug
102
3,600
16%
%
1
preferred
*7*
7-7 7,
7%
Corp..
A
3
H
15
.
7'-/
•
\
3
/■';.:%
-x*
Tung-Sol Lamp Works
53
I'
.''•-II':7:
3%
warrants
Trunz -Tnc.-————
■ :
-M —
"—I
1
Lux
—
'
880
-
1
Trans
V
LO CD
—-
__
100
...
v.
—
56
——'
'•
100
preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
80c
.4%
114%
Jan
Jan
11,000
.
•
Jun
26% July
15% July
Mar
3%
17 %
;-'v
•
preferred..
Tubize
102
1,100
13
—•
'
*
20
'S 5*4
Jan
300
7%
iuy'-.
6%
1,300
a
20*4
jr.
1
•
Shipyards Corp
7%
17% Mar
7,900
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer
Toledo
3% Mai
700
13%
5
Stocks
Product
3,400
22*4
12
114% 114*4
-2
-—
Allied
4*4
21%
12%
pfd—. III160
common
Realty & Construction&
Tobacco
Todd
5% July
18*4 July
Jan
16
Co
Roofing Inc
Tishman
Tobacco
Mar
400
r4%
Light 1%
Oil & Land Co
Shovel
Nov
'
/,'•
2%
—
Aeronautical Co
Consolidated Petroleum—
Ryerson & Haynes common
Nov
4*4 July
% Apr
;
13
*
Ryan
1%
Sep
91%
—
Ryan
10%
Nov
900
1,300
20
Typewriter
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Jan
3,000
14
Texas Power &
Texon
Tilo
300
9
common
4
21%
*;'
•
Technicolor Inc
Thew
4*8
1
Taggart Corp common
Tampa Electric Co common
14% July
3% Oct
75
2 %
1
Co
% Mar
5,200
3
.
5
—5
convertible preferred
$1.20
11 lit
2'/8
81a
—*
Pendleton Inc
Corp common——
Roosevelt Field Inc
Royal
Jun
14% July
*4 Jan
100
Cable
Petroleum
16,500
2314
ll1/2
,
1
1
pfd D
Rochester Gas & Elec 6%
Root
2214
3,4
v t c
Radiator
Rio Grande Vailey Gas Co
Roeser &
2%
warrants-——.
Richfield Oil Corp.
Richmond
2
22%
.
Rome
2*/a
& Light Securities
Railway
■
Oct
5% May
11%
Oct
U
Udylite Corp
St
St
$2
A
Regis
pref
conv
1%
Oil
Dome
Oct
1*2
Jan
Sanford
Mills
Oil
Co
Schiff
Co
common
(D
A)
Electric
Lace
Scranton
Steel
900
s
*2%
400
15%
$6
15%
15%
200
12*4
Union
Gas
of
Jun
Union
Investment
Oct
United
Aircraft
3% July
United
Chemicals
36
Aug
3% July
Jan
16% July
Jan
Oct:
18,100
%
Jan
2
48*4
700
22*4
Jan
54
27%
28
1,200
25*4
Jan
32
July
17%
27%
Jan
29
$3
Oct
Canada
*
53,8
1%
100
7)3.4
pfd
participating
5
Jan
July
6%
12
•
Stores
3% May
4% May
3
7*2,.
common———•
Cigar-Whelan
Jan
Feb
2,500
5%
8%
1
1*4
3
Jan
July
57% Jan
1% May
Jan
6.000
July
17
■f
Jan
%
23,500
l.i
7% July
14% May
Jan
57%
1%
._10c
3*4 May
Jan
2
3
*
common..,
Products..
A May
A Jan
United Gas Corp common
$7
1
preferred non-voting
Option
1,000
10%
Oct
Apr
44
480
60
9%
—
7*4
62
Jan
16%
warrants
$6
1st
1%
2%
.
*
;
117%
55*4
123
Jun
July
15 May
%
17,000
%
Jan
100
%
Jan
%
58%
6.400
21%
Jan
61 Va
29%
Feb
39
80
Feb
93
l'rt
—•
Jan
1,350
12,000
A
l<»
*
•
115
May
4%
Jan
%
■.
;
-••••••?
_•
%
23.900
16
Jan
117%
%
—
preferred
2%
116
—
Power common A
class B
Common
July
10
.*.
United Light &
55
60
•
3%
13
United Corp warrants
'United Elastic Corp—,
1st
•
,
common
&
cum
United
•
Brook Water Service-
Co
10c
Co
Sep
1%
—
25
preferred
1 Va
47
114
1
Corp..
4*4 May
Jan
%
Realization
Manufacturing
•11%
Jan
243/
—25
preferred
SB
13.*i
common
<
Scranton Spring
Scullin
1%
Ulen
Unexcelled
137
Jan
~2
•
—
common
preferred—
Manufacturing
Scranton
2*
„
5
Convertible
Scovill
11.800
Sep
16% July
Jan
10%
*
Savoy
Schulte
115
250
8%
95a
1
common
10,100
3*4
137
134
134
—.—1
United Corp
Samson
2%
2*4
5
100
Co„.
2%
Apr
13%
Paper common
preferred—
7%
Salt
*
5C
Corp Ltd
Lawrence
Class
_1
54*4
i*«
Jan
li May
y:
Jun
Oct
./••••- >'y i:"
Securities Corp General
1
Bros Inc—
Seeman
Segal Lock &
*
,
Hardware
Shoe
stock—
Jan
%
6
""%
5,500
6 *4
3,350
5%
25
67
.
Water & Power
%
May
72% July
73
800
•
~6%
200
2%
1,300
4
4%
Jun
pfd Beries AAA—
cum
Sherwin-Williams
Co
of
Canada
94
117
?—
117
U
S Foil
U
S
8*2 July
U S
4
Oct
$5 1st preferred with warrants
U S Radiator common
;
Jan
100
Apr
119*4
16%
Jun
r,
111%
10
U
S
Rubber
convertible
$3
preferred
Simplicity Pattern
l
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Singer
Amer
dep rets ord
legis
Sioux City Gas & Elec 7%
Aircraft
Solar
Solar
South
Penn
Southwest
Southern
Spalding
1st
Jan
Jan
4% May
1%
Jan
6
2*4
2%
600
2%
Nov
700
37%
Jan
49*4
25
^or
71*4
II
72
30
129
129
2
May
Aug
72
Nov
10
Mar
129
Nov
63
115;
5*4
9 3/b
4 3/8
37
34
~~
r>
1
-t;I
pfd
:
3*8
9%
Jan
12.
1*4
Jan
5
18'.
Jan
37 "'
Nov
23
190
.
2,200
4%
i/s
2%
Jan
Jun
Jan
1,300
i
Apr
%
*4
3/4 May
Jan
2%
1
5% July
/
Jan
200
5
Jan
/
1,000
18% v
12%
300
Jan
1%
2%
Wall
Consolidated
Cooler class A
Oil
Aug
1% May
Jan
80%
Jun
300
1%
Jan
3%
Jun
1 %
Nov
2%
Feb
1%
%
A
*2
300
2%
2r!«
5,200
•
5/e Aug
3
Apr
13
Apr
/ 7% Jun
A "Jan
1%
Jan
11
10
Feb
4%
Feb
1
Fob
15
Jan
22
16
•
Class
B
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Pictures
common
Products
1
18
1
——
•/ 17
——
Co
•
Utah-Idhho Sugar
7%
100
8
—
Voting trust etfs
Universal
7%
•
;
100
18
17%
3,900
19%
19%
18
16*4
Aug
19 34
20%
100
2*4
3,600
2
45%
48%
1,800
42%
100
2
75%
200
49
Nov
21
Oct
3
Sep
3%
July
19% July
Feb
44%
M 2
2%
•
23/4 May
15% Aug
14% Jan
3%
...5
Utah Power & Light $7 preferred
Utah Radio Products
:
Utility
Equities
$5.50
*
1
May
stock
1
common
1
"7-
17*4
112
18
112
*4
54
25
*4
*4
7
2,800 %
Valspar Corp
$4
convertible
Venezuelan
*4
56
7*4
preferred
S
trust'ctfsll 1
pfd
<
7*4
700
Aircraft
3
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs ext—•
7%
preferred.
100
Waitt
&
Bond
class A
„
_
Co
Mills
Wentworth
West
Va
Coal
&
Western
Grocer
Western
A May
Western Tablet &
Oct
il% July
600
A
Feb
34 May
1%
Jan
2% May
1%
A Jan
«
5
1,100
Westmoreland
43*4
100
Westmoreland
1
com
;
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
River Oil Corp
(R C) & Co
56*4 Aug
13%
Oct
Willson
Jan
5%
Oct
Wisconsin
Power
Sep
Wolverine
Portland
Oct
Woodley
Feb
44
Jan
12
II
Jan
4
900
1*4
Jan
1*4
,
6%
3*4
1
400 '
1*4
900
7
7%'
975
H Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
84
Nov
Jan
10
July
2%
3'4
Nov
44
July
Sep
.
12 % May
,
Williams
Oil-O-Matic
Products
'
1,600
5%
13
13
1
Feb
%
5*4 Mar
July
Apr
15% July
2% July
10 la
Apr
Apr
200
—
,
Feb
7%
100
1
13
*
90
A Jan
A May
11%
»
f7%
109%
:I
"3%
109% 109'%.-v
Jan
14% May
500
2%
Jan
4%
Oct
20
98%
Jan
110%
$ov
8%
7%
5%
Jan
9
2,300
7
'
Apr
—
"r
rTZr"
vfev
,
11%
C/l:
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iultsM i
10. %. 67. A' rJan
14% Jan
'
95
19
.....
.
15
10
15%
■
71100'
*-6
300
9
300
9
9
100
2*4
300
1.1%
125
9
Jan
10
108
Jun
8%
—
■*
-v
15%
,5*8
-
Sep
May
<•
Sep
Jun
934
Jan
7% Mar
May
9"%
%:• Jan-•
8%
8*2
•
26
..21 /.July;;
*"Jal3wo Feb:.
.-j
•
Sep
%77"\
80
80
—
•
Apr
11% July
6*4
Jan
4
3.000
5 *2 -r'
5
5*4
1
1
284
♦
1
Light 7%
10%
pfd—100
10%
109
109
1%
Jan
Oct
9% July
Cement
Woolworth
American
6%
(F W)
Sep
3%
100
3%
Feb
4%
7%
10
~8
1
8%
500
4
Jan
8*4, July
Jun
8%
100
Ltd—
denosit
receipts
Preferred
Wright
4*4 Mar
12% July
110
3%
'
1% May
Nov
Heating
Inc
&
Petroleum
4% Nov
7%
-.v.'.'.
.
Jun
Jan
9%
300
10
Williams
July
9*4
8*4
20
Inc
2%
35
32
12
86%
1st pfd—100
Stationery
Coal
9
7%
43%
20
—
20
Maryland Ry 7%
54
150
I
.
A May
64
.
77/»
7
_3%
:
Co
Oct
Jan
1
cn
'
1% Nov
Jan
Jan
2%
120
-
5
Air Lines Inc
Western
Sep
300
4*4
—
__1.25
Coke
17%. Oct
114
Jan
1,600
80 %
78
5
West
78
12%
Sep
Jan
—1
Oct
1,
"*"%
76
7%
4,200
79
•
Class B
18%
Jan
Jan
•
Manufacturing
Texas Utility $6 preferred
1%
12%
100
Co
Knitting
6%
.
'v
3/4
18
150
10%
w
Waco
Wayne
16%
200
2*4 May
Jan
Jan
434
1,400
1
26%
9 :,/8
10*b
•
July
19%
.
& Jan*
& Jan
4.100 S
100
:
1*4
X2414
1
_
Virginia Public Service 7%
Vogt Manufacturing.
Mining
/a
•
1*4
1*4
5
Petroleum
Walker
6% May
Jan
12%
110
.
74 *'2
68% July
4% Jun
Jan
%
10c
common
priority
Wichita
%
Jan
60
,
Sep
1*4
1965.
2%
2:!«
:
2
Paper
Universal
May
1
Jan
I 13
17*4
IIIIIIIII
page
2%
1%
50c
Oct
20
I__j
ZZZ*
IIIIIII*
IIIIIIll
I
*4
900
400
100
July
4%
1.100
•
B
HI
,
•
Jan
Sep
6%
' *4
4%
—100
I
.
78
July
8% July
11
6% July
Apr
Jan
.2,200
37
I_1
commonlllUZIill*
see
Sep
9*4
*4
.
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10
.
7"%"'
-•
6 %
Jan
Jan
V
7%
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t
common
footnotes
United
•
Co
class
Co
•
I ~10
preferred
B)
32
34
,
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling IncShptForwj
Feb
Jan
300
■
preferred—_
2d
Aug
200
II
Sterchi Bros Stores
6% 1st
5%
33
1%
common
.
Sep
Nov
%
(Ky)
Co
44%
30*4
„
(The) Corp
voting
Steel Co of Canada
&
32
1*4
•
Starrett
(A)
29 %
1
Standard Silver Lead
Stein
Nov
Jan
29*4
5
(Ohio)— 5%
Tube
28%
A—25
& Bros
Products
Jun
40
80
29*4
28*4
Co
Preferred
Standard
42%
10
Standard. Power & Light
Common class B
Standard
42%
25
preferred
Oil
42%
600
Standard Dredging Corp common
•"
$1.60 convertible preferred
Oil
42
Iio
Standard Cap & Seal
Standard
41%
800
30%
Co
Brewing Co
Standard
41*4
Jan
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Number 4229
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
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98 Va
14
l.
101
110% 110%
101
86%
100%
>i.A
106'/a 106%
M-n
J-J
98
¥101% 101%
M-n
1965
1949
—
Petrol 6'As
:
M-8
:
■
'
106'A
1
%
99
102'A
106%
3
108 'A
100'A
102 %
>
20-year
118%
85%
81
100 Va
63%
99
84
75
98'%
99
.73%
99
GO
%
m-8
60'A
60%
1978
J-D
1043
1955
J-D
106%
49
22
1957
J-J
1951
M-n
1949
F-A
105% 106'A
1978
4
105
22
104% 104%
l.v:-18
106% 106%
105
27%
1981
Amsterdam
Gas
J-D
2022
1
U-S
.
Bank
'
62%
1947
J-J
54%
¥53
46
54%
J-D
16'A
16'A
14'A
m-n
23%
55
57Va
2
44%
F-A
56
56
2 A
42
J-J
¥20
35
M-S
U5%
18%
m-n
¥31
34
1953
7s
u>„__1958
stamped
May
1927
tissue
of
Oct
105%
109
7
103'A
108
113
AParana
98
102%
ARio
27%
5
¥113
•'
12%
28'/a
118%
--
■
107
M-n
.->A>
•!
a
Mortgage Bank of Chile 6s_j>
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
A
de
Russian
(State)
7s
69%
69
70'A
56
47%
77%
J-D
69%
69
70%
10
50%
7 6'/a
1950
M-n
69
68%
70'A
88
50
78
1961
m-n
( a
'
¥108
107%
6%s
Government
Orleans
AIncome 6s
Public
series
A-O
95
93%
95'A
69
76%
J-D
96%
96%
97%.
87
82%
98 'A
1949
J-D
Service—
A.
Nov
104%
*6,.
£2 'A
'? 35
...16'A.i:24%
A-0
32
¥36
J-D
¥17'A
37%
1972
J-D
55
J-3
1919
J-D
1921
J-J
30
20%
45
58
22%
27 Va
35%
17
30
%
27%
4%
4 58
5
132
2%
9%
4%
5
75
2%
9 Va
/
v
2
38
18
58
¥28
M-s
1859
6%s
32
22
1
102 Va
108
a
Deferred
deliverv
saie
d Ex-interest
e
Odd-lot sale,
n
Under-the-rule
sale,
sale,
x Ex-dividend,
y $8 liquidating dividend paid.
^Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds being traded flat.
gReported in receivership.
Abbreviations
used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v." non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates!
"wi," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
tive;
¥104
20
Cash
96'A
1954
-
♦No par value,
r
.
109
1948
Debenture 5
20%
.
¥36
1931
:„>1958
Janeiro
5%s
1141/8
M-S
1948
.
11%
:
'
J-j
1947
-
l
60
20
117%
1948
5s
A
110%
114
112
•
117
22
10
64%
'
107%
1
14
J-D
A,-AT"--
1947
1927
21
K
1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota 7s
of
NO.
High
.••
109
105%
¥116
High
Range Since
January 1
54%
...1955
7s
Sold
of)
5s
AMaranho
Bonds
Low
Danzig Port & Waterways—
4Externa] 6%s stamped
1952
ALlma City (Peru) 6%s stanaped.1958
106%
¥108 Va 109%
—.
Friday's
¥53
'
A
or
Bid & Asked
1948
5%s
Mortgage
ACauca Valley 7s
103
100% 101
F-A
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
a-0
April 1946
Jan
(see
105'A
108% 108 Va
__
101
Period i
(Col)—
7s
Bogota
AMedellin
A-O
Interest
12
112
5
A
102%
Friday
Exchange
Nov.
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A
20-year
7s
Extended
FA
1947
1st
New
110
Low
Mfg—
4V2s
G
deb
110 %
30%
102%
118
,199 % 100%
108
113
¥107% 108'/a
-T
108
Curb
Ended
110
106%
1
•::-A
106% 106%
.
York
Week
121
'A-'
A-o
3-D
New
Alssue
Conv
110%
109
81
3-D
BONDS
"44%
113
J-J
19oo
j
¥.106% 108
J-J
1957
36
108% 109%
J-D
M-3
1970
1963
New
109'»
108%
94
J-J
1969
5s
Valley RR—
series
108%
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
35'/a
23%
1967
6s
4%
1
¥116
--
F-A
1937
117
109
F-A
»_»».1947
-
25%
109
•
■
88%
1948
conv
Middle States
Midland
A-O
22%
109
¥108% 109%
35
16%
32
90%
2022
stamped
Metropolitan
4s
2030
23%
-35%
196b
6s
Light 3'/is
Lust
Pow
Co
J-D
Electric
Danish
McCord
J-D
38
16%
J-J
1952
,
Electric 6s
<to
¥26
¥
""J-
1957
coupon)
5s—
Kentucky Utilities 4s__
Mengel
m-s
1964
6s stamped extended to 1959
lAYorx Rys Co 5s stpd
109
-1952
1941
6s
Kansas Gas &
;'v-
—
1957
coupon 1
Superpower
Louisiana
1954
1951
Elec
Western
80%
116
109
West
81
4s
Power 3 %s
Water
107 %
10)
1
47
94%
1112
108%
d3bs_>.
income
Ry
Wash
92 %
2
95
¥108
F-a
Jersey Cent Pow & Lt 3'/2s
1965
Kansas Electric Power 3'/2s—1966
LaKt
93%
—
J-D
1955
1957
Power
Debenture
Kansas
93%
104%
17
102% 102'/a
94%
A-0
1959
1941
1941
(July
Altallan
102% 102%
M-N
J-J
1970
F
series
A7s
105% 105%
102%
M-3
—1952
E
(Aug
Interstate
105%
14
105%
F-a
C—
(Dec
series
A7s
105%
105% 106
Posver Sec—
series
A6Vas
A7s
106
J-D
1963
5s
Alndianapolis Gas 5s A_
Indianapolis P & L 3'As
International
1105
Wash
U. •''
sent*
Indiana
1st
A-0
——1953
Light Corp—
series A__
os
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1966
Monday, November 15, 1943
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Week's
Friday
Baltimore Stock Exchange
32 both inclusive, compiled from
Nov, 6 to Nov.
Last
Low
Par
Arundel Corporation
Balfc Transit Co com
Preferred
t
v
Lac/.——a-*.----.:-
Consol Gas Elec Lt
&' Pr common-
Sugars Assoc '.com v t c__
Eastern
&
Fidelity
—
£■ 62%
'I .T
Fidelity &
S
0
40
Mar
27
62%
Bonds—
100
142
9%
5 ',o
—
it.
—-
154%
152
155%
1,177
5
4%
5
0,250
Co, common—*
1%
1%
1,500
Athey Truss Wheel
Co
ca lital—
Automatic Washer
Feb
40
Nov
28 %
188
37
170
34
34
July
Jan
42%
Jan
10% July
Jan
Nov
28% Nov
25
27
Mar
200
5 •-7
.3
:1 %
1%
3
Jan
84
Apr
22
Jan
28 %
Borg
Warner
Corp
Oct
Brach & Sons
Jan
40
Oct
Brown
Jan
34
May
Fence
52%
839,500
49
Mar
56
Jun
Burd
60%
28,550
55
Mar
64%
Jun
Butler
Oct
100
100
100
1.000
100
Nov
(E J)
100
A
(E
L)
common
Oct
5%
....
Co
preferred
(A M)
[,
Exchange
Illinois
Illinois
Par
Tel
American
Anaconda Copper
Bird
&
Pub
Serv
Edison
819
13
97
34
Jan
24
230
33%
6,452
200
High
158% July
31% Apr
Nov
9
Jan
81%
13% Nov
Jan
24
Jan
102
July
34% July
64 %
66%
735
62%
Jan
69% Aug
19
19
100
14
Jan
19%
19%
22 %
Jan
32% Apr
Oct
22
100
5% class A 1st preferred—;
-100
Stamped
100
8% class B 1st pfd 'stamped———100
7 (/o "class C 1st preferred—-——100
lOft class D 1st pfd stamped
100
prior preferred
8%
1.497
3%
3%
100
2
Jan
8
4
3%
4%
437
1%
Jan
8% May
4
4
5
667
1%
Jan
8%
Jun
3%
——
3%
2
Jan
6
Jun
4%
4%
100
2%
Jan
15%
15%
80
11%
Jan
16% July
6%
385
6%
Jan
15%
Calumet & Hecla -————5
6%
Service
Copper
Co—l
Range
6*%
]
—10
————
11
12
148
3%
8%
Jan
*
6
6
20
4%
Jan
,—
Apr
17%
,
Jun
7% May
4V2V0
6%
——
5
A——100
preferred B—T..—
——100
preferred adjustment
100
6c!o
115
1st preferred series
6%
5%
SS Lines Inc
Eastern
Employers
Group
•
Public Service
Engineers
58
33%
-•
;
Jan
42
Jan
129
•
5
5%
115% 116
85
2% May
59
19% Jan
340
2%
145
37%
Jan
98
% Nov
Jun
S6
Oct
70
61
70
266
25
Jan
70
Nov
16
21%
540
6
Jan
24%
Sep
7%
Nov
33%
33%
7%
7%
67
34%
34%
35%
726
7%
34
-*
8%
285
34
%
333
77
Hathaway Bakeries $7 conv pfd———
Isle
35%
11% July
27% Jan
2% Jan
31%
2,101
7%
87
6%
.*
Gillette Safety Razor Co—
77
30%
34%
Apr
9%
Jan
Sep
39% Jun
Jan
37
100
Co
(Del)
Corp
30%
July
9% May
Jan
75c
82
Mat-
361
28%
Oct
1% July
Jan
3%
210
3
3.5%
Feb
4
400
2%
Jan
_——5
common
5% preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype
3%
Apr
.6
Jun
6%
48
Common
Narragansett Racing Assn Inc.———1
Nash-Kelvinator
6 %
5
10%
luu
New York New Hav & Hartf RR——100
107%
North Butte Mining
2.50
,
22%
130
se%
Jan
33
May
45%
48
142
35%
Jan
50
July
Pacific Mills
•
Pennsylvania
RR
50
6%
7
390
170
6%
40c
27%
Jan
8%
Jan
-j'ff
Oct
14% Jun
Jan
24c
2,700
24
25%
6%
86
48
iS
43c
24
27%
3%
740
10%
106% 108%
\b
43c
Quincy Mining Co—
25
ca
pi t al
Cities Service Co
Stone &
•
1%
Webster Inc
Suburban
Elec
*
„
Securities
32
110%
Jan
Oct
2% Mar
Jan
85c
Apr
19
Jan
28% May
23%
20
828
Jan
32%
Apr
12
1%
100
Jan
1% Mar
12%
275
9%
Jan
66c
8%
9
339
57/a
Jan
14% Sep
10% May
3
8%
—*
common
Union
Co
Twist
United
Drug
United
6 </o
U
S
Drill
Commonwealth
:
•
33
3
5
1%
Feb
Consolidated
V t
Co
Biscuit
15% Julv
Jan
19%
750
12%
Jan
4
July
19% Nov
20%
22%
Sep
4%
Jun
(it)
11%
Feb
50
3%
Jan
83.,
1,700
5%
Jan
27%
28 %
250
20%
Jan
20%
100
15%
Feb
21
Oct
88%
300
69 U
Jan
93
Nov
I
ni
,50c
<>
...
4
11
1
Vs ;
10% July
29% Nov
■■
■
1.450
Mar
Jan
6
10% July
Jan
1 % May
■
%
•
" 112
112
200
A
10
54%
7%
HO
17%
12%
12%
5%
99%
330
i7%
15.450
;4
%
48 %
113
Oct
61
July
10
Oct
Nov
19
Mar:
Jan
14
Aug
Apr
17%
100
9%
2
Jan
6%
Oct
38% Jan
49%
Oct
700
112
56
Jan
y;: Jan
3%
200
49
312
26
y
:
f
d
_
10%
-
«
common—.
25
common
common
115
56
60
42
Mar
56
Oct
12
106
11%
Jan
15%
Apr
77%
360
67 %
Jan
85
12%
3,000
3%
Jan
18
400
1%
Feb
7,250
21t4
Jan
550
2%
Jan
yy:v3-
23%
1
.
Jan
30%
56
104
74%
.
40
ll7;.
-
_
Jan
700
9%
•
1.,
'V
.
/2
9%
•
t'2 '
■
0
Xl7%
Continental Steel common.—
:
3
25 3»
24%
5
4%
5
r%
:
5
Oct
July
May
3%
27
Oct
July
5% May
23%
10%
Jan
50
2%
Feb
5% Aug
25
5
19%'
19%
0
280
16%
16%
..
16%
Jan
23% July
27% July
23 7.-I
50
25
18%
19%
614
pfd—100
94%
95
80
...30
21%
23
—
Crane Co common
Cudahy Packing Co 7%
cum
Common
2%
19%
19%
19%
20%
Jan
Sep
14%
Jan
22% July
83
Jan
100
lOt'2
Jan
100% Aug
24% Oct
150
20
Dayton Rubber Manufacturing com..„1
14%
14%
14 7
Decker
17
Feb
23% July
11%
Jan
19
50
a
Jun
(Alf) & Cohn Inc—
Common
&
—lO
—
Co
6
6
200
2% Jan
6%
*
34%
36
373
14
14
100
10
Jan
16
Dodge Manufacturing Corp common—"
U1!
11%
300
10
Jan
5so
300
24%
24%
24%
100
7%
77%
8 lii
1.150
27%
28%
550
16
17
100;
Nov
13%
u
common.—
Dixie-Vortex
Domestic
Co
common....
Industries Inc
class
A
*
—
Util
Corp
Elgin National Watch Co
Inc
JL
common-
5
15
—
Fox
Drive
(Peter)
Auto.—,
*
5
V;
95
35%
10
10%
1%
Jan
42% July
July
Apr
6% May
Jan
4 \\
250
6%
Jan
28% July
8% July
Jan
3%
23
31
Sep
Feb
ia
Nov
32% Nov
6%
41% Mar
Jan
14% July
Mar
15
450
4ta
Jan
21
350
39
3H
39
1
common
.;
x32%
10
....
Brewing common—
Manufacturing
28
1
—
Fairbanks Morse common—..
Four-Wheel
51
26%
®
(The)
Corp
Electric Household
Eversharp
—
■'
:
Eddy Paper
Gardner Denver Co
General
American
3%
42%
Sep
Jail
6%
Jun
General
Motors
Corp
Safety Razor
Goldblatt Bros Lac
Gossard
Co
(H W)
Dr
16% Mat-
Jan
Si %
39 7 a
40%
58
34%
Jan
497
44%
Jan
*
.—10
common
Dk
Jan
37%
800
••3%
.
Jarv
2
7 to
1,650
7tu
225
4%
7.
100
4%
a
'34%
•
common
51%
7
7
•
—
35%
205
25
•
com
13%
200
10
19%
20%
750
17
15%
20%
15%
100
12%
Jun
4% May
July
56 % July
9',a May
7% Sep
41% July
44
Jan
Jan
Jan
13%
common.—
&
14
210
3' a
a
.1
common-
common
200
41%
39 7
5
common
16%
16
*
common—
Transp
General Finance Corp common
General Foods common
Hall Printing Co common
—.10
Harnischfeger Corp common—10
Hein
Brewing Co capital—
Werner
Motor
Hibb Spencer
Horders
Inc
Houdaille-Hershey
Hupp Motors
Illinois
Parts
1
Jan %
%
13 %
Oct
Jan
21%
Oct
8
-
class
Brick
Co
—-
Steel
Steel
Prod
Jan
10 %
6
Jan
7%
Jan
B%
200
8%
33%
34
32%
12%
12%
1
1%
40
W*
120
10
1%
1,900
Jan
19
iff
17
Jan
3
3%
350
%
10
103a
240
7%
19Vi
200
18%
Oct
16%
16%
310
16%
1
11%
16% May
23% May
Jan
4%
4% July
:
Jan
19
common———.1
5%
6
300
capital——*
Co
July
yyy 2% May
Jan
19
3%
May
37% Aug
13% May
31% Feb
*
10
c—
9
Jan
25
100
July
Apr
9% Aug
*
Jan
Indianapolis Power & Light com—*
Inland
7%
300
100
capital—
Illinois Central RR common
t
150
9%
*
—
B_.
(new)
v
18
9%
9%
*
...
common
Jan
9
9%
Bartlett common—i!~_25
common
International
32%
33%
455
29%
27%
150
27% Nov
Jan
.
Joy
(W
73%
74
50
63
Jan
•
05%
66'a
360
57
Jan
l
12
12%
75
9%
Jan
16
10%
100
8 %
Jan
12%
5
1,150
3%
Jan
6%
1,000
5%
Jan
Harvester
B)
Co
common
capital
Manufacturing
common——1
July
37
Feb
10%
1
Co
36
4%
4%
_*
6%
Katz Drug Co common
121a
13%
93
15
Sep
Kellog Switchboard
69%
72%
578
60 %
Apr
76%
Sep
23
68%
67
68%
743
63%
Jan
74
Sep
Kentucky Utilities jr
6% preferred
44
44
44
61
42%
Sep
47
?
July
July
78% July
74% Jun
5
Julv
Jun
May
July
Machinery Corp
—25
——
10
37%
10%
10%
50
50
87%
93%
7% Jan*
332
38%
25%
Jan
46
7%
377
Jan
11% May
99% July
July
Inc
Jun
45
47
20
41
Jan
48%
Sep
—_._100
102
102
40
96
Feb
102%
Oct
—
Massachusetts Street Ry—
common
*
104
104 y;
■
§1,000
'
103% Aug
105
May
*
_.i.
*
common
Lynch Corp
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Par
Laboratories common-
Acme
Steel Co common.
Adams Oil & Gas Co
commonAdvanced Aluminum
Bearing
Chalmers
Castings-
common
Mfg Co
footnotes
see
page 1971.
57%
-25
*
53
38
4%
—1
53
37%
38
4%
12%
34%
33%
4%
13
35%
Dredging Co
—■
*
25%. ;25%
19%
19'4
2% Jan
20
5%
Jun
Oct
12%
Jan
21% July
15%
Jan
21%
Jun
100
19
Jan
27%
Jun
30
13
Jan
27% May
Nov
13
Jan
16% July
9 3 i,
150
9
14%
1,515
10
5%
5%
1.100
3%
Feb
5%
Oct
8%
8%
8%
3,400
4%
Jan
9%
Oct
Range Since January 1
Corp capital
United Co—
High
7%
*
•
West
5
9
14
—
Midland Utilities 6%
7%
common
common
Convertible preferred
Low
prior lien.
preferred A—
Mar
20,500
'iff
A——
prior lien
450
1
4%
—.—loo
5,550
7
5
450
2
16%
51%
200
41%
450
6
2%
Jan
————.100
200
Jan
Jan
Jan
100
11
Jan
355
25%
Jan
62% Mar
57% July
39% Mar
6%
Apr
13% Aug
42% July
Miller
&
%.
%
18
Feb
Jan
May
% May
8% Jan
18
5
r%
100
.
65
1.750
"
July
Sep
100
-
.5
2
200
18
19
Jan
50
5%
18
9%
-8%
Jan
30
15%. lot 4
18%
common
Field
Common
High
57%
■
Nov
0
Jan
%
Middle
for Week
Shares
Mar
5
200
13%
Midland
Sales
Range
loio
*
—5
Week's
of Prices
2%
3,350
1
5 Vz
Marshall
Nov. 6 to Nov. 12 both inclusive,
compiled from official sales lists
STOCKS—
250
6%
1% Julv
Mickelberry's Food Products common.l
Chicago Stock Exchange
M
a
1
5%
——
*
common.
McCord Rad & Mfg class A—
McWilliams
4%
4%
61
-_•
,
Feb
4%
*
Refinery Co capital
%
6%
7
Oil
200
1%
Libby McNeill & Llbby common
Liquid Carbonic
4
1%
Lincoln Printing Co common
$3% preferred ;
;
Lion
1948
6)
.5
common
Lindsay Light & Chem
80% Jan
bonds—
4%s series A————
8%
cum preferred—50
common
La Salle Extension Univ
Leath & Co
For
Sep
1%
86
Container Corp of America common—20
72%
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg
Allis
Jan
11%
Co-
•
Waldorf System
Aetna Ball
13
20%
pref pt shares—. 50
shares v t c A
50
c
—5
preferred
Abbott
'
150
-'a
28 %
Common part
Co
Rubber
Eastern
150
3% July
2733
—_5
_
38% July
19% Oct
650
73
1
preferred.__
Edison
Inc
Fruit
United Shoe
(The)
Jan
3%
'4
pfd
com
common
Utcn
Jarvis
Torrington
19% July
26%
13%
Light pref.
—...
Club Aluminum
Indiana
Assn.
Jan
727
.
18%
52
conv
Indep Pneumatic Tool
Shawmut
34%
13%
20
Chicago Yellow Cab capital——
Chrysler Corp common
Heileman
New England Tel & Tei
Jan.
250
Apr
21
—100
;
4
Apr
8% Aug
5% Apr
7
3%
ip'a
preferred
Chicago Towel Co
Great Lakes
100
Maine Central RR common
9 %
39% Mar
4% Aug
18 >4
'
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Lamson
17% i
13
Common—
Convertible
Gillette
30
•
Sep
40
4% Jan
50
Royalc Copper.—-———-15
Kennecott Copper
100
ryyy
?
Belt
Fuller
General Electric ————:
4%:
.4%
9%
Westi Util
preferred^.
lien
9% July
124
Jan
21
1
,
National Stores.
Wm
84
59
common—-——*
Association
1%
31%
Street Ry common—100
Eastern Mass
First
58 v
100
—100
prior preferred
preferred
1%
*
—
Nov
18
13
Cherry Burveil Corp common.— —5
Chicago Corp common
—I
Deere
Eastern Gas & Fuel AssociatesCommon
Sep
17
Jan
33%
16%
..10
Cunningham Drug Stores
Cities
5%
590
900
Oct
23
9% Apr
:-w-••••■'
Personal Prop Trust———•
16
Jun
250
8%
32%
1.
Consumers
Maine RR—
Boston &
Boston
y
95%
65%
100
•
Boston Elevated Ry._i
25%
127%
2,755
13
—25
Boston Herald Traveler Corp
155%
33%
100
& Albany RR;—
152
Low
97
Inc.——————:4
Son
Boston
Range Since January i
7:;.,
347a
77i,
.
.
preferred
Preferred
Chain
Shares
High
24
50
—.
Boston
7%
Low
154
100
& Tel—
Prior
for Week
of Prices
14%
Securities Corp—
Central States Power &
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Jan
'•
30
—
cpmmon
Central & South
compiled from official sales lists
6% May
Jan
13%
July
tr¬
&
Convertible
STOClvS-
16
350
...1
..
Common
Week's
Jan
7%
4%
rr '•
10
convertible
Central
Friday
Nov
9%
250
:
i..1 o-
Ring conhnon.
Brothers
Nov
.
y
pfd.—'*
:
Li
5-:'
5
J}—
Central
Boston Stock
3%
100
'
.
33 3a
.V_«t
capital
Wire it lass
&
Piston
Castle
Nov. 6 to Nov. 12 both inclusive,
2% Jun
16
7%
5
,_5
Bunte Pfos. common.i^
52
100
Jan
•
Co
58 %
500
%
.
20%
'8%
Oct
7
lr5%
I-'
39%
Jan
'
5
.
common—
Common
Bruce
100
y
1% Mar
.
.2%
'JOva
..1
.1
capital
Jan
Mar
14%
15
5
Binks Manufacturing Co
Bliss & Laughlin
Jan
%
32
7,100
3%
3%
V
■
.
—
Incjcommon...
158% July
6% Sep
14
..1
__1
29%
.
S3
.
Brewing Coi;l)_
31
,
100
3:,t
,
.
Berghoff
111% July
500
L-e)—
\VHjT
Belmont Radio Corp—
Bendix Aviation Corpicommon—
Jan
Jan
150
.......
High.
a
3
100
4%
To*
.5
Seelig Mfg ifr
common A
Bastian-Blessing Co common
Belden Manufacturing'fCo common...10
TO
Nov
77
.
25
36
•27%
36%
%%-
145
Mar
39
901
128%
-
'
9%
22%
1,055
83%
82 '/a
;;-y:
67% Aug
9'/a Feb
Jan
39
Low
90
.4
iimori
co.
i4%
1 %
'
*
common—
Aviation Corp (DeJaw
(I
35'/a
•S;
335
200
125
193
3
7 ■:
5'.'?.
Co
Interstate
109
100
Range Since January 1
High
common-
Investment
Jan
.
125
70
31
,
28%
28
28%
—1973
1975
——-1944
.—1945
——
Co
Manufacturing
Associates
Jun
6%
30
42%
9T'B
20
:
7
5s series A
Loio
106
Qo capital
2.95
.-V:V;7
Baltimore Transit Co 4s__
&
Tel
12%
57 % Jan
47
7%
42%
42%
-SO
Bank————
.
Armour
Asbestos
<fe
Aug
8
40
142
142
100
Guar-}.-
National
19
Jan
1.00 Mar
2,675
7%
25
Distillery——-i—.
Mt Vemon-Woodbury?Mills pfd_.
New Amsterdam Casualty——
(Tom)
Western
16
590
192
1.65
62
'
;.25
Moore
I:
High
Tel
Shares
109
Barlow &
-.5
-
V
10
36
--
-10
A com
of Amer
Co
1
....
Co————; -20
Deposit
Fidelity & Guar Fire Corp
Finance
■
8%
i
c
Brager Eisenberg
Low
18
1.40
c—
Range Since January 1
High
18V4
18% w
j—
v t
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS
American
for Week
of Prices
Par
American Public Service Preferred!-100
for Week
Range
Sales
]Range
Sale Price
official sales lists
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCK S-
Nov
11%
;
Sep
11%
Sep
Jan
% May
Hart-
Common
stock
v
t c
$1 prior preferred.
Monroe Chemical Co
Preferred
*
10
common..
-
a
2%
li
2
10%
Jan
1
2%
3,200
11%
650
8%
Jan
50
%
Jail
3
3
41
41
40
36
Feb
3% July
12
July
3% May
43
July
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
pTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
STOCKS— 7,7 y
:
Par
Montgomery
Ward
Co
&
Co
28'%
common
Noblitt.-Sparks
Norm
cap
Milts
Airlines
50
29Va
Mar
2,5
120
Oct
4%
Jan
13
Jan
38
July
300
234o
Jan
37% July
STOCKS—
,
,'
■
Oct
26 l/a
Inc
32'it
cap...
32!
15%
17
a
8%
1,500
19Va
Jan
Sep
Apex
Jan
19 V4 July
City
16%
125
14%
Apr
Lr%
i
l£
16%
15'!
Coach
Electric
18%
common.—
Northwest Bancorp con»non__
15%
250
lh%
Jan
23 Va July
16% Oct
Cleveland
<fe Body......
Utilities—
West
Ice &
Cleveland
„_..5
%
9
Fuel
7preferred
— _.
180
20-
Eaton
'
Omnibus
Pea-body Coal Co
6 '<>
—
Electric Switch
class
5
Feb
capital
ER
Poor
&
Potter
Co
(Tnei
Pressed Steel
10
:
65%
Jan
Jan
34
Jun
Kelly
Jan
127a
Jun
Lamson &
50
4 V4
1
800.
i-%
Jan
Car common.—
Corp
CThet
WuaKer
Uats
Co
Jan
j'/a
2% May
>13% Jun
Nov
Hanna
(M
Interlake
A)
Medusa
Portland
National
92
Mar
National
Refining
100
100
.147'/a
Feb
155
Mar
preferred——5
1,750
1%
Jan
3'/a
3 Va
Apr
i.,
24Va
Jan
100
Jan
14
485
Jan
90 Va
Sep
150
Mar
4'a
Jan
20
Jan
2,150
Jun
capital—774——_!
Scars-Roebuck & Co capital.
Serrick Corp
•
South
30
10
Lathe Works capital
Bend
Southwest Gas <to
Elcc
3%
1__1
class B common..:
Signode Steel Strap Co preferred
Sinclair Oil Corp.—
%'
_5
Common
15%
Stewart Warner Corp common,
(to
Swift
International
50
Texas
Co
The
<
Transcontinental A:
U
S
U
Lines
Air
Co
Gypsum
Steel
S
7 "o
capital
265
Apr
184
Jan
53 V4
14 Vi
85/'
Jan
Nov
86%
439
16%
Jan
59%
Jon
74%
1.683
47 Va
.Jan
112 Va
Jan
950
2
Jan
28
410
:
30
Feb
34% July
9%
Jan
20
7
14
8Va
8%
Jan
Mar
914
Sep
Cleveland
Graphite Bronze common/.!
a37% a37%
Fire.stone Tire & Rubber common.__.10
General Electric common
a36-8 a36;bt
10
a34Va a35%
/ 140
a327u tt353:»
38
Industrial Rayon common.—
Interlake Iron common
New
York
Ohio Oil
Central
RR
—
*
a6'«
common—L—_c
a67»
45
al5% al6%
*
common
27
a
a
16
341
15% al6"»
170
Republic Steel
U
8
*
common......
Steel
al6%
385
*
»
a507. a5238
40
Youngstown Steel Door common—*
all Va a 11',u
50
Jun
Oct
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Members
New
Oct
York Stock Exchange
New
Stock Exchange
Detroit
York Curb
Associate
Chicago Stock Exchange
98% July
13
500
.
Oct
8%
2,400
Ford Building
4% Mar
DETROIT
Oct
250
6%
Apr
Wrigloy (Wm Jr't Co capital...—.7.*
25
70%
Sep
Yates-American,Machine capital———5
400
7% May
Zenith
545
37Va July
Woodall Industries common.
Radio
Unlisted
Corp
—2
.
•
common
Stocks—,
Telephone: Randolph 5530
Detroit Slock Exchange
:
.
"
American Radiator
Anaconda
.
Jun
Nov
Unlisted—
July
49%
320
350
common......*
Nov
a34% a34%
4% May
146
-
7
125% July
"3%
common.—.-.*
Sep
2% May
Jan
23%
32%
13%
Weinberger Drug Stores......
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
59'A July
268
common..7
Inc
7%
Apr
40% a40%
a
*
;
18% Mar
32% July
10
50
Bankshares
Works
Jan
29%
32%
Standard Oil of Ohio—25
Iron
Jan
Julv
7
1%
<•
Dorn
Jan
3%
Feb
15
.
25% July
235
—/—4.*
Oil-OMatic
14%
7r;ii
1
•
Van
35%
Jan
Jan
Sep
77
50 7 «
16%
7%
....*
—
Jan
9 Va
4
al438 nl438
7%
....
Richman
July
July
Jun
24
*
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg common
Wieboldt Stores
35 Va
550
Western Union Tel common——„.100
Wisconsin
Nov
13
Utah Radio Products common—„1
Williams
27 V4 July
100
Walgreen Co common'
Jun
18% Mar
Jan
2 9 5 it
5
preferred
14 '/a
Nov
Jan
20
common.——
cumulative
4 Va
Jan
—*
common.
38%.July
109
West Air Liues—5
Transp
Oct
July
1,450
2
—
Union Carbide & Carbon capital
United
Jan
25
common;../——
>
Jan
3
1,150
1614
15
capital
Corp
Trane
17%
Jan
500
1
Jan
318
—25
capital
Jun
1,700
-5
capital—.——
Co
Sep
Jan
33 1
30%
:
Bros.
60
Nov
8 Va
50%
Feb
Jan
40
Sunclstrand Machine Tool common-—-5
Bwirt
101%
100
Standard Oil ol Indiana capital
29
Sterling Brewers Inc common,:.———!
5V4
I
new
Nestle LeMur class A
Nov
950
1
34%
11%
5VH
Apr
108V4
6
Light & Power pi'd.v
Spiegel Inc. common———,—
42
Nat Stockyards capital—/*,;..*>
Standard Dredge preferred!,/ 4.47:./4.20
13 V» July
27 Va
101%
Southwestern
34 Va May
Jan
10
St Louis
May
July
300
—100
571: pfd
1;
33 Va
Oct
100
Schwitzer Cummins'
Jan
A34%
11V4
*.
Nineteen Hundred class A
Snngamo Electric Co common....;.—.*'
Apr
1o3'8 July
al06
11'4
^
National Tile
——....
Raytheon Manufact 6%.
Tr
71
Jan
1(1%
a
34
&
Acme
Jan
52
_
a.'34
alOG
Cement.:...—
Jun
7Q
100
52
preferred..:..
Sessions/——
Jan
lO'/o
32
561
a36% a38 Tn
Steamship
Island Lime
.
Jun
59
50
14
al7:'«
»
—
cum
98
a37Tn ti37%
,—25
common
Rubber....——I*
$5
300
—7
common
common—.
:
6%
140
1
.
Oct
Jan
100
65%
13%
.../
9%
88
50
al4% al4%
a! 11%'112%
«
F.
Goodyear The &
22
*
...
Process
Preferred
33
May
61% July
;
B
B
Rubber
High
v
Jan
106
,—...5
Manufacturing:....
Goodrich
a41
614
100
*
Electric Controller
1V* May
Jan
common..———
class
Co
common
General Tire &
4(5 14
467
Peoples Gas Lt & Coke capital
100
Perfect Circle (The) CO—.....l—/*•'
Jun
17'/2 Mar
Jan
<
044
27:
50
i tr
23 Va
50
*
com
-
Jun
86 Va
Jan
250
—10
A—
Penn Gas & Electric class A
Pennsylvania
8Vb May
Feb
40
5
100
B
common
preferred
Perm
Jon
1,100
common—-——;—r---.6
Corp
Corp
Oct
23
Jan
75
19',*
19 TV
180
98
a40
a
Range Since January 1
low
9%
98
——_...,3
Cliffs Iron preferred....
Elec Ilium $4.50 pfd...
Shares
High
9%
Manufacturing pfd—.100
Brewing Corp of America.
Cliffs
100
for Week
of Prices
Low
.—
North
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
American
17.
18%
30
Week's
Last
'
14% July
Jan
35
common
Inc
Friday
1% Mar
I1/, Mar
9%
Nov. G to Nov. l't both
inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Sep
300
American Car common
Northwest
20
.
1%
12!»
50
Jan
common-
Industries
Northern Paper
28', a
1%
12%
.,,,.
High
Low
stock—™.
National Pressure Cooker
National Standard
i
3b%
620
43%
Cleveland Stock Exchange
jRange Since January I
lliQh
42
43
common.,
common—,;
Cylinder'Gas
Shares
of Prices
Low
Muskegon Mot Spec class A
Nab da; Liquidating
National
for Week
Range
Sale Price ■}.
:
Last
77: -//v.
Sales
Week's
Friday
'
Si
St San
8%
1
Atchison Topeka <to Santa Fe com
100
Steel
Curtiss-Wright
General
Corp
Electric
Co
(Glenn L>
Nash-Kelvinator
Paramount
common
OH Co
Pure
680
45 %
Jan
65
July
57 V 4
425
55
Nov
69
Apr
Nov
9% May
39% July
55
G%...
34%
•
-
16
35%
650
6
6:%
125
16
w
"/•'>
6%
660 "
7
16 Y
30%
Jan
6
75
Nov
9%
Jan
16
<
'
;24
10
11%
1,797
7/6%
Jan
15
16%
1,745
10 %
Jan
20
30
21%
23%
1,500
15%
Jan
35%
3514
70
26%
Jan
13%
14%
1,080
9V'2
Jan
8%
9%
4.400
5
Jan
14%
9
"
common
■/'./.'"/•
—•
'*
15%
16%
700
14
Jun
/ May}
Friday
Last
STOCKS—
——•
July
July
19% May
12 V4 May
20V4 July
7
Jan
56
28%
common
'11%
1
Rubber Co common
;
10
37
•
471
24%
Sep
58 V4"
26 Vb
capital—25
369
46%
Jan
60%
Sep
1214
560
5%
Jan
13%
Jun
387b
320
25 Va
Par
Atlas
Drop Forge, common
29 Va
Jan
46V2
Sep
Last
'
"
'
'
■.
Aluminum Industries
——'*
/..
305
./•—5
10
—.
Chrysler Corp common..—.—
Consolidated Paper common.—*
Cleveland
Detroit
&
Detroit.
Edison
Nav
C N
& T
O
P——
Cincinnati. Street
Cincinnati
20
Dow
Stock
Union
*
Eagle-Picher
7
10
_
Formica Insulation
/
4
•
—
Gibson Art
Kahn
1st
30
_4—*'
U
U.
S
Playing
S.
B
i_10
Feb
101
Aug
Jun
9
Jun
Jan
—.L—
:
*
Jan
Jan
Jan
a
74% July
9%
Jun
Mid-West
American
Rolling Mill—
'
:
—25
Columbia Gas
General
Parke,
Peninsular Metal
30
May
Jan
Jun
,2V4
Feb
Brands
123«
Nov
43
Jan
July
101%
Nov
Feb
32%
Oct
Jan
6%
Oct
10 V2
Invest
Reo
;T,
.,
For footnote* see page
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'
—;
!971,
•
49%o
26%
13
<H
200
-
1,100
v
155
Jan
/v
5
Apr
22% July
■
Jan
414
Apr
3%
Jap
6
Apr
1% Mar
2%
Oct
3%
Jan
6%
Jun
Jan
4% May
2
.
44%
1%
83c
Jan
56
July
Jan
3% May
Jan
2% May
Car common—
58
228
Jan
4%
42
Oct
July
Jan
10
Oct
Jan
54
Nov
Mar
4
2
Jan
Mar
16 V*
170
350
44V4 Jan
55% July
25
29%
Sep
16%
Jan
11% July
83 c
2CO
51c
6% July
Jan
338
*—
19%
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
540
1%
—
13c
Jan
450
520
—
Jun
1%
62c
,
Apr
23% Aug
4% July
1% NOV
28c
Apr
Jail
2% Jun
Jan
1% May
6% July
4%
Apr
1,325
1%
Nov
2% Mar
340
5%
Jan.
11% July
210
1%»
500
Jan
5
28
Jail
32
76c
Jan
2%
May
3%
1
—
.3%
30%
285
1V4
1,600
1%
1%
200
r.,1%
Jan
294
—
...
30%
1V4
*
—*
—.—
2'%
900
850
—
4%
Jan
10%
Jun
Nov
—^.1
2
common
May
1% July
2V4 Mar
*
common.—U—.-—-10
common..—..J.—
300
3%
Jail
3%
Jun
10%
Jan
14%
Apr
360
12
Jan
1%
350
—
2%
200
...
2%
Jan
4%
Jun
Stearns
Pattern
Tube
1
1
3%
2V4
400
1
common
"B"
(Fred'k)
common......
1%
1V4
Jan
2% July
Timken-Detroit Axle
common
Union
S.
Investment
Radiator
Preferred
Cooler
5%
Jan
2 %
13 %
Jun
16%
Nov
130
24%
Nov
33 %
Nov
2%
Nov
500
1%
Jan
200
3%
Jan
5%
100
1%
Jan
3%
—50
95
16%
Feb
1
common
....
common
—
class
1%
280
1
Tivoli Brewery common
U.
2,700
*
10
common..
A—...
—
*
*
* '
4%
25
300
6%
3%
200
—
68c
Jun
Nov
Walker & Co class A
Warner
Aircraft
common—_—
*
1
Wayne Screw Products common^—4
28
1
28
1
4
300
7%
2% May
17
Jan
1%
400
1
Aug
175
3% Oct
•
Oct
Jun
July
Jan
4
28
••
29
May
Jan
July
142
Jan
Jan
Jun
4%
Jun
Jan
10%
4%
9%
400
.
1
*
Products common.—1
common:
W»
Sheller Mfg
Standard
Jan
.
200
170
7%
River Raisin Paper common,
Simplicity
3%
3%
542
10
common
Scotten-Dillon
Nov
6
51%
26%' 27%
"49%
300
Jan
3
2
.
—..50c
...
Motors common.——...
Rickel
July
Sep
Feb
Jan
Prud
Motor
Davis
Class B
12%
4% July
Jan
30
•
3%
Motors—;—
6tandard
.
common
Packard
4
•
Abr
Jan
Universal
>
7 % May
Jan
17%
200
2,100
--I
Micromatic Hone common.—*
13% May
3
"
Apr
Jan
1
2,982
314
—
2
Michigan Die Casting common.
Michigan Sugar common.———
35
:8
—50
;
2,912
21
1,163
-
—.1
common
32'A Mar
;0%
—
Oil
Jan
:6
54%
Card.*——10
Unlisted—
4%
4
3%
-
.
common.——..1
Prod
Screw
Jan
2%
—„_—.«
250
3%
common...—10
S)
Murray Corp common
Jan
1
IS
23 Vb July
4Va Nov
:838
__
/
—
—1
Waco
•:
Nov
1%
100
—
Frihting.t.-:
Preferred
McClonaban
8V2 May
preferred:—*.
preferred.—...
class
Nov.
.
63i
:4 Tb
6
—
Randall
Masco
100%
7'
31%
Procter & Garr.ble..——_•
15
3%
4%
Sep
;5
*
.......*j.'—— —
Manischewitz
;.l—
83% July
Jan
...
—
1
LaSalle Wines common.—
Jun
Jan * Vv"
:0
40
—2.50
Magnavox
8',
10
Nov
:0
■
preferred^-.—'——4—...-i.100
Pumps
Sep
6% Jan
-
100
:—..—
Kroger
National
Kresgc
1V4
.1
class A-j.;
Hobart
Lock & Ml'g common——
11
7%
>>■
30'/a
——.
Preferred
Hurd
28V4 July
:8 V
__
♦'
Hatfield
High
Jan
2%
_/
.1
Hall Lamp common.....*..,——.—5
Houdaille-Hershey "B"
*
Hudson Motor Car common—
—*
Jan
7'4
4
Early & Daniel— .4*4— 41——774-4u—*
Jan
12
common.....——10
0
:
*
Drug
68
100
'
Range Since January 1
9%
—
,
.
498
2,090
200
common——.
1
common—.——_—.1
7%
71
•;
Yards...——*%<■/
——
Jun
5»4
20%
3%.
common.————~1
4;
7%"
15%
3%
.
—
3
Industries common—
Finance
IV2
.100
—.50
—————
Corp
Crosley
.—20
Telephone.——————50
"Cincinnati
Wood
6
101V*.
Jun
Jun
7.9%
30%
15%
common——*—*
5%
Advertising Prod
Apr
% May
Jan
21
4%
4%
common—10
common-
0>4
.
..
Del-Michigan Stove common.—1
Graham-Paige
Low
91/3
Cincinnati Gas & Electric preferred* 100
/
75%
15%
4%
*
General Motors
High
8
—
Cincinnati
75
75%
—1
Continental Motors common
Sales
.20
7
395
Goebel Brewing
for Week
Shares
8%
Jan
_/
4/
———
Baldwin
Low
Par
Laundry Machine—
American
-
Range
of Prices
High
Jan
4%
Manufacturing common-.*—/.1*
Burroughs Adding Machine.—.,.
_*
General
compiled from official sales lists
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Lore
5%
/•■;/1,377
.
Nov
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
:
Range Since January 1
High
.
Briggs
Gar
>
Shaics
100
1
Frankenmuth Brewing common...
STOCKS—
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
5
Baldwin Rubber common./
Federal Motor Truck
Nov. 6 to Nov. 11 both inclusive,
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Crowley, Milner common——
common
inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
40
Brands—
Studebaker Corp
Nov. G to Nov. 12 both
Apr
May
15V4
16%
•
(The; common
Standard Oil of New Jersey
U. S.
54%
—♦
*
Republic Steel Corp common
Standard
New
50 3 a
.5
—
o? America
Radio Corp
Apr
35%
—*
common
capital
31%
»
i
Corp—/
Pictures
Inc
Pullman
Jun
Nov
•
—
York Central RR capital
New
11%
24%
'''
—*
_
Interlake Iron Corp common
Martin
Jan
1,100
1
—,
Co
6%
25%
56
common
———
510
24%
52%
50
Bethlehem
9V4
24%"
•
com
Copper Mining.
28
Jun
Nov
1% Mar
5
Mar
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1968
Monday, November 15, 1943
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Los
Friday
Angeles Slock Exchange
Week's
Friday
Last
stocks—
Par
5% %
Consolidated
Barnhart-Morrow
Diamond
Blue
35c
1.20
13 %
Preferred
a
*
12
4
Emsco Derrick & Equipment Co——-5
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A————1
.Farmers & Merchants Nat'l Bank—100
Farnsworth Tire & Rubber
—General Motors Corp common
10
a425
Goodyear Tire & Rubbor
Development Co
Co
Jade Oil Co
Co—-r.———
Mfg
Menasco
,
CoCo
Petroleum
Merchants
Republic Petroleum Co
Oil
741
100
35
11%
Oct
26%
14
Jan
4%
Mar
41
July
85c
May
Jan
10% July
14c
Jan
46c
July
lc
1,000
2,000
Jan
9c
Mar
Jan
6%
1,080
11%
34c
762
27c
Jan
654
13%
Nov
24 3'a
13%
454
70c
70c
800
Jun
40c
14 Va
1.00
1.05
6,545
18c
8
13%
Sep
Nov
97V2C
Jan
1.80 May
26c
Aug
35c
July
9c
Jan
36c
May
35c
Jan
60c
May
9
Mar
500
400
..:
Feb
Mar
70c
Jap
57V2C Mar
700
.
Nov
55 % July
Jan
57%c Jan
325
10%
440
.
4%
200
Jan
..."
29%
29%
706
23%
Jan
30%
Sep
33
33
100
29
Mar
33
Nov
40
576
34 Va
Jan
44% July
5%
5
5%
~9
1,975
2.10
Jan
47 Va
20
43%
Jan
50
9 %
47%
305
7%
Jan
a
12%
3
12 %
32
32
Jan
42
22%
.17%
Jan
27
876
7%
Jan
13
2,859
21 Va
Jan
30%
665
30
Jan
30%
336
28%
Feb
32
Sep
35 %
175
32% Mar
37
20 -
23%
3,540
16
Jan
30 V* May
36 %
36%
37%
2,925
28 Va
Jan
39% May
5%
633
1%
Jan
*
5
"7%
7%
8 Va
19%
19%
20%
18%
a
Prior preferred
Electric Storage
Motors
18%
19
3,595
6%
66
15%
Sep
10
Jan
19% Mar
2,560
6Va
May
24% July
V
Jan
22% Julv
Alaska
Co——10
Mining
Gold
Juneau
5%
5%
Mining Co—10c
Co—1
..
Viscose
Anaconda
Copper Mining Co
Transit
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry—100
Co
25
13
Atchison,
Invest
United
—5
5
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
Borden
al3%
Aircraft
Vultee
Consol
Continental Motors Corp—
Continental
Oil
(Del)—
Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Class
—--1
Electric
Bond
Electric
Power
Share
&
General
Foods
Graham-Paige
*
——
Co
599
3%
Feb
43% July
156% July
48
Jan
6
July
3%
Nov
64% July
674 Apr
12%
Feb
19% May
115
13
Jan
19
July
38% July
90
552
35% July
55%
Nov
30
15Va
Sep
15%
117
28 V2
Aug
29 %
25
29%
Feb
34%
Columbia
44%
45
42 Va
Jan
4%
160
4%
22%
Jan
3/„
13%
Oct
5
&
20 %
16%
300
4
Mar
4
200
2
Jan
6
25%
570
31%
Jan
39
Ruud
40%
25
35%
Jan
42
—
60
36%
Apr
28%
—-
•
30
30
247
Jan
35
7
6 Va
Standard
54
21
43%
80
36 Va
Feb
Brands
Standard
1,975
10 %
Jan
20 V*
Apr
9%
300
Nov
14
Apr
15%
20
10% Jan
18% July
Brown
16%
16%
70
12
21
July
Burkart
5
May
3%
27 Va
21%
%
22%
8%
V
16
81%
-
81%
12%
<
16
Co———
Texas Corp
Texas
Tide
Gulf
——
May
Jan
2%
Jan
a
914
5
Jan
630
14% Jan
323
■
59%
Jan
23%
35%
19%
Oct
July
87
Nov
15
July
Apr
NOV'
25%
28
8%
12
26%
78
1
\
,
29% Nov
29%
345
28%
Feb
36% July
408
47%
Jan
60
25
7%
Feb
225
12%
13%
35
a77%
79 Va
110
92%
94%
5% Jan
Sep
9% July
13
May
5
United
a23%
5
27%
For footnotes
see
page
5
1971.
26% Aug
50% Aug
183
United Air
1
common—
Manufacturing
Nov
8V4 July
1,000
3%
14%
"
15 %
78
8%
217
7%
1%
14%
285
94%
574
3
Jan
4%
Jan
36
250
Oct
Oct
6%
Apr
58
Sep
10% Nov
Jan
274
Mar
July
98%
Feb
5%
July
2
Jan
96
20%
15%
84%
225
7.
8
95c
Feb
"
20
60c
Jan
Jan
25c
300
76% ■
60c
Nov
1
30
.
3%
18% July
9% Jun
Nov
5%
Jun
9%
2,000
■:
Jan
8%
100
1%
5%
1374 Jan
.
624
60c
3
574
•
Jan
55c
293
15%
3% July
Nov
9% May
Mar
574
100
1% July
24% May
Jan
Co.
&
1922
St. Louis 2, Missouri
Phone
CEntral 7600
Postal Long Distance
Bell Teletype SL 693
Exchange
Shares
Range Since January 1
Low
High
46
5%
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
•
Sales
Week's
46
f 5%
40
50
6%
5%
25
25
27%
1
974 Jan
81 Va
Oct
Bottling
Brew
Preferred
15% July
84 %
Apr
Laclede
Landis
130
18 %
Jan
175
27%
Jan
29
Sep
39% May
52
Jan
7%
Nov
Jan
31
Jan
43
16
15%
Jan
24% Nov
200
3%
Jan
6Va
85
17%
Jan
26%
25
7%
Jan
13
10
,_1
common——.
*
r
20
—
Portland
Oct
Jun
Sep
July
7% July
109
6
148
3%
Jan
252
28%
Jan
38% July
Jan
7% Apr
36%
20c
5
135
16
15%
.7
common__25
30
200
35
70c
7%
Apr
Oct
Jan
18
Mar
Jan
12
July
20
Mar
9
120
Bearing Metals common
,_*
National Candy common—.
—*
Rice-Stix Dry Goods common
—*
National
Jan
14% Jan
12%• Jan
122100
Piping & Supply common—*
Missouri
5%
320
July
40c
—25
Midwest
Cement
v
com—*
common
common
•
—1
common-
11
•
Jan
16 % Aug
16% Jun
14%
Jan
430
674
Jan
10
Sep
A——1
39
8%
Jan
11%
Jun
St Louis Screw & Bolt common——15
St Louis Pub Service
Preferred
Scullin Steel
common
120
40
Sep
common-
-
:
common—
-
—
common—.
222
12
Nov
12
Nov
—100
——
Scruggs-V-B Inc
1st preferred
Sterling Aluminum
382
High
46
25
————————100
Steel
Apr
1
common
common—
Machine
Jan
*
Century Electric Co
80
100
Nov
100
Nov
—5
60
100
105
8%
Jan
16% Nov
97 Va
Feb
105
*
15
7%
Jan
15
July
—1
65
6%
Jan
12
July
10
6%
Feb
10% July
310
24%
Jan
34
17
.
NOV
2% May
Stix, Baer & Fuller
Wagner
Electric
common
common—
a37%
51%
6%
92%
:
50
*
Laclede-Christy Clay Products
% July
29%
Jan
•
Shoe
preferred
20
Jan
Feb
„
1474 July
50
1%
Par
American Investors 5%
Common
;
International Shoe
Jan
42%
United States Steel Corp
Warner Bros Pictures Inc—
Jan
6 %
50c
Sale Price
12% May
10 V*
24 V*
10
Jan
8%
14%
Last
STOCKS—
Hussmann-Ligonier preferred ser '36-50
Hydraulic Pressed Brick common—100
16
*
Jan
2
7%
55c
'•»«-
North 4th St.,
Aug
90
United Corp (Del)
6%
19%
Nov
12% Jun
79
U S Rubber Co—
Jun
120
3%
—
21%
33% Aug
65
47
Lines Transport
Aircraft Corp.
1
;
Jun
5%
499
8V4
';'.•s
1
common.,
Falstaff
35%
92%
3%
8%
——1
common-
Springs
Glass
31%
408
4%
4%
Coca-Cola
34%
a
7%
Jan
137'a
10%
Apr
46 Va
al2%
17% July
7% Jun
50%
Jun
16%
11%
10
Jan
4V»
31%
a35%
Co—
10
10%
2774
a46%
Oil
220
50'A
Jan
25
Water Associated
11%
4%
15% Jan
532
a8%
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp
•
Union Pacific Railroad Company—100
11 % Jun
3%
5
24
Sulphur Co————*
(The)
Jan
50'A
63 %■ July
240
1
—25
6
Screw & Bolt Corp——*
Steel & Foundry pfd
100
21% May
12%
56%
&
Apr
75
85%
56%
Swift
Jan
180
18%
13%
;
—*
Jun
19%
—*
—..
9
874
12%
33%
—
5Va
Jan
19%
33%
~
174
774
94%
Steel
High
25
6%
*
100
345
;
14%
; 9V4
a26%
Corp
LOW
65
3%
25
& Gas
Range Since January 1
High
7 V2
10
Plate Glass
Sales
Shares
7%
—10
161
,
35%, 36%
0
Webster Inc
1,190
v
23%
25%
Company (Indiana)—25
Standard Oil Co (N J)__——
-25
Studebaker
j
3%
a22
Oil
Stone &
Oct
for Week
■
al4%
Inc——
Jun
2%
16
25%
4 Va
»
*
.
48 Va Jul^
16%
3%
a
Jun
Feb
24%
Friday
18
al6%
Socony-Vacuurp Oil Co
———15
Railway Co———,——*
12%
St. Louis Stock
al5%
'
150
Nov. 6 to Nov. 12 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
180
9
"9
1574
7%
*
—
———
Brewing common.:
Apr
54 %
Southern
Standard
30
22%
Aviation, Inc. ——1
Republic Steel Corp——.—*
Sears, Roebuck & Co
——*
Jan
1%
3%
10
300
15%
Radio. Corp of America———*
17%
6,983
Established
a42%
a3 6
563
2%
Edward D. Jones
22%
*
...——.—L.—
32 Va
2% May
35% Sep
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
54%
a22 %
Pullman Incorporated —————*
2% Aug
Jan
Range
10
Westinghouse Air Brake
500
a 27%
Pure Oil Co
1% July
Jan
32
Week's
25%
.—1
Fuel Supply
Fireproofing Corp
United States
6%
*
1
Feb
12
173
of Prices
*
—
common
—
Aug
Inc
%
331
Low
—5
Mar
Co———-—*
1,300
1 %
11%
Refractories..
16% Mar
Car
1%
1%
39% July
2% May
Feb
Nov
Pictures
Feb
63% Mar
2%
—
—
Radiator
Shamrock Oil
Oct
37 Va
36
Motor
43%
Jan
30%
■<
*
Manufacturing
July
39%
Oct
Packard
Oct
48%
%
Sale Price
Gas
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
May
Jan
Paramount
Oct
3774
.
Nov
1%
74
7:;72%
Electric
Walker
Mountain
9% May
a37%
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. ————50
Phelps Dodge Corporation———25
11%
New York Stock Exchange
St. Louis Stook Exchange
Chicago Stock Exch.
Chicago Board of Trade
Associate Member Chicago Mercantile
Exchange
New York Curb Exchange Associate
7
&391
Co——_———-*
30% Mar
Jan
'
1%
——V,..' •'
Nov
6%
American
Jan
93
17%
30Va
North
22%
7v2%
78
Nov
1
Ohio Oil Co——_i————i-—_i—_*
34%
60
17%
70
5
American
22% May
Jan
38%
:
July
630
North
Jan
26%
.7
Members
27
RR
7
37%
Apr
70
Central
26% Jun
14%
20
250
15%
327s
15
7% May
37
12%
York
34% July
65
9%
Jan
27 Va
New
Oct
26% Aug
7,322
Feb
7
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc————*
21%
Apr
914
~~25
Sep
Apr
Apr
30% May
13% Jan
27%
Nov
200
Inc—————18
14%
32%
?. '* '
6%
1%
—
'
5%
32 Va
,
171
21%
20%
14%
4%
24%
Robbins
2,037
7.7 225 :
8%
>
Oct
12%
&
25
32%
277a
Apr
a27 Va
Inc..-
24 Va
32%
—
Steel
1 Va May
•
Loew's
23%
24%
,
__
—
Jun
26%
»
McKesson
16%
29%
lVa
Libby, McNeill & Libby—
5,417 i
197a
10
a2434
—
Jan
20]a
7% Jun
Jan
200
1
Copper Corp
3%
23%
750
7
Ry Co———_—-—*
Corp-
7,153
2,575
<■
Brewing—;
Star
Sep
.,'3%
34%
47a
9% May
8% Mar
Apr
Jan
85
31%
6%
Jan
July
*45
Jan
50
700
ni}
4%
2
69
International Nickel Co of Canada
Kennecott
..
common
Candy..
Gas
Pitt
Nov
v
International Tel & Tel
.
Inc
Duquesne Brewing
Sep
33%
31%
16%
Jan
Jan
150
4%
16%
3%
% Nov
290
a31%
a
Corp
common
(D L)
National
16
25
10%
————*
Motors Corp,—
Northern
Great
alO%
*
Corp
(B F)
53%
44%
%
Corp———*
Co
Electric
General
Goodrich
131 Va
350
28%
5
Co—
& Light
39% Aug
513
13%
—1
A
50
4%
a3%
1
—1
5
Corp
_
Co.
Byers (AM)
Clark
Sep
56%
a25
4%
Improvement—
Blaw-Knox
Jun
6%
31%
*
Jan
.—*
_
45% Sep
43
Sep
56% July
Jan
2%
27%
•
——
11%
16
0
& Southern Corp
Commonwealth
3%
50
4%
20%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel—
*
Arkansas Natural Gas Co common——*
Jan
710
41
27%
25
Co——
Commonwealth Edison
73
5
2514
Par
Lone
34%
a
8%
3%
5
Last
Harbison
Jan
13
5
*
Borg-Warner Corp ——
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Columbia Gas & Electric Corp
7%
3%
■
Friday
Oct
Nov
a33%
Co
8
1
_
Corp
STOCKS—
Sep
24%
15%
1
Boeing Airplane Co
Jan
May
Apr
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
7c
32 Va
33%
a
44
Oct
Sep
Nov. 6 to Nov. 12 both inclusive, compiled from official sales
lists
7
135
55%4
Corp—
1.417 ;
2,297
3
distribution
Westmoreland
1.25
Jan
825
3%
a33%
~5
Co
Aviation
Bendix
51%
_
Gas
Feb
41%
14%
49%
—
Ex,-stock
Jan
155%
50%
a
a27%
Oil
Barnsdall
3%
25%
"3%
Jan
-50
Corp common.—
preferred
2c
24%
Locomotive Works v t c
Oil
Preferred
85c
38%
4(4
Atlantic Refining
Baldwin
275
41%
--—r~t!
Jan
33%
16
158 %
Jan
16%
«
50
-
United
5,000
•
9
152
24%
50
(111)
Co
154%
a
14
Corp
American
&
9
a38 %
1%
'
123
58%
National
•
American Smelting & Refining Co
•
American Tel & Tel Co
-100
*
25
39%
Oil
500
"6c
1.15
Stocks—
Unlisted
Armour
5%
6c
1.15
Amer Rad & Std Sanl Corp—
519
41%
38%
'
'
Scott Paper common
Fort
Cons Chollar Gold & Silver Mng
5%
41%
i
5
25
_
preferred
Dome
Follansbee
Mining Stocks—
Black Mammoth Cons
pfd
__
preferred
$3
85% July
7% May
4%
49%
•
common——
__
Sun
10%
Jan
;
474
preference
2nd
10
Jan
385
38%
*
common..,
Philadelphia Elec Power 8%
Phiico Corporation
Reading Co common
Salt
Jan
6%
125
27 %
Pennsylvania RR
Philadelphia Electric Co
1st
3
67 Va
325
Pennroad Corp
$1
19% May
7%
•»_
Light
Jan
5 Va
*
&
11%
75%
•
Power
325
16
11% Mar
41%
—10
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Valley RR
Jan
4%
:
•
National
127%
6%
«
Battery
High
218
754
74%
'
75
•
General
Low
15%
155%
14%
7%
common
Sep
35%
£
Co
32% Aug
29%
25
Pub
:
5
_IIa
;
14%
'
•
•
—
Chrysler Corp
25 V* July
30
Air Inc—5
Budd Wheel Co
13
,
Range Since January 1
High
152
154 %
7
July
23 %
6
21'/a
—-—
Baldwin Locomotive Works v t c
Budd (E G) Mfg Co common.—
Curtis
14%
-100
Jun
11%
25
California
Tel
Jun
22%
!
25
25
of California
&
46% July
10%
22%
Tel
5% Mar
Jan
a22%
—15
American
Low
•
Shares
Sep
Nov
3
4
40
40
;
of Prices
Par
American Stores
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Sep
35%
2,900
42%
Jun
6V2
8% Mar
20
12%
3
a42 %
Jun
1174 July
9
3
J
Transcontinental & Western
of
7%
Feb
May
May
Aug
Jan
9
100
6
Corp--————-—J
Transamerica Corp
Oil
19 Va
44%
181
70c
25c
Oil
Union
405 V8
3,081
al8c
Pacific Co
Sunray
1
47c
Inc
preferred C
Calif Gas Co 6 fio pfd A
Co
425
12%
1.05
*
2
preferred class B—
Oil
50c
13%
Corporation— ——Edison Co Ltd
20
Standard
12
10
70c
•
southern
Jan
Jan
39%
5 Va %
So
,5%
20c
32c
Southern Calif
6%
300
400
13%
1
50
Security Co ———:
Shell Union Oil Corp
Oil
10%
25c
Ryan Aeronautical Co.
Sinclair
Jan
47c
common—
Safeway Stores Inc
.
7%
Jan
25
—
Markets,
Public
Roberts
540
8
Sep
66% July
12 % Oct
25
common
—
Corp
Nov
1
■
Richfield
22%
Jan
54 Va
-1
Electric common
preferred
Aug
3%
140
32c
10
--1
1st preferred———
Lighting Corp common
5 % 'U
19 %
3,040
4c
—
&
Gas
Oct
51
Pacific Clay Products
5Vz%
10%
6
Oceanic Oil Co
Pacific
Jan
35c
Occidental Petroleum Corp—
Pacific
6%
4c
-1
-10
1
1
Angeles Investment Co—
Oil
1,495
35c
---1
10c
Petroleum Co
Mascot
Sep
10c
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
Los
81
10c
—
Lane-Wells Co
Lincoln
10% May
Jan
7pC
7%
—
Corp—
Petroleum
Intercoast
Nov
68%
35
1
Co-
Cat-
Motor
Hudson
5%
200
Week's
Last
STOCKS— 7
Jun
9%
—
Friday
Jun
July
Sep
12%
Holly
14
28%
50%
9%
2.05
Jan
12%
425
Gladding, McBean & Co—
Jan
7%
53 %
32c
40%
Philadelphia Slock Exchange
Jan
9%
32c
Jun
Nov. 6 to Nov. 12 both inclusive,
compiled from official sales lists
75c
1,976
8%
Mar
36
Oct
7%
-
325
2.00 Mar
53 %
49
37%
Jan
Jan
Mar
6%
50 Va
Oct
Jan
Jan
j2%
Sep
Sep
23%
Vat
37
48%
82
402
v
50c
19
22
21%
7%
1
•Douglas Aircraft Co
—
Electrical Products Corp.,,
10
A'
15
21
8
5
82
•
47
155
77%
4%
35% Aug
48
Jan
470
8%
21%
—-
—
America
of
8 >4
—-1
Range Since January 1
360
Feb
6
a 74%
92
41%
Jan
1.35
726
24%
a88 Va
10c
25
5%
-*
Jan
7
100
•"'V
41%
50
(F W)
4% May
5Va Oct
50
49
°
Consolidated Steel Corp—
■
a49
100
-l
Corp
Creameries
...
1.40
13%
a24%
Co
Aircraft
Chrysler
1.85
100
l.
Shares
30%
500
common—— '
California Packing Corp
3%
Woolworth Company
of Prices
High
Feb
200
10
—.1
Central Investment Corp——
1.80
750
35c
1.85
Broadway Dept Store Inc common
Cessna
4%;
11%
2
Corp
1,353
45
—1
Chica Oil Corp———
Bolsa
4%
11%
—50
'
preferred
Range Since January 1
Low
2%
45
Corp common—
Barker Bros
Shares
High
214
1
Company
Petroleum
Bandini
Low
50o
Inc
Aircraft Accessories,
for Week
of Prices
Co_
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg CoWillys-Overland Motors Inc
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Western Union Telegraph
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Week's
Last
STOCKS—
Nov. G to Nov. 12 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
39%
225
33
Mar
45
Sep
51%
51%
391
48
Jan
59
July
St Louis
Car 6s
11
11
105
Jan
15% July
St Louis
Pub Service 1st
7%
10
15
32
Oct
BONDS—
extended--—-—1945
mtge 5s—1959
91%
91%
$1,100
85
Mar
91% Nov
98%
98%
$2,000
90%
Feb
99% Sep
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common,.
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10
common
common
Bell
Telephone Co of Canada,
Class
22
—
British Columbia Power Class A
100
Celanese
Preferred
Canadian
%
Oct
Nov
34
Feb
1,680
7%
Jan
12
July
1,230
25 Va
Oct
,:27%
35
27%
Oct
31
:
Jan
185
29%
27
70
37 %
Feb
32
75
-
145
29
29
42
28%
36%
,100
,
6%
Jan
8%
145"
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14 % May
38
May
Jan
26%
28%
•
common
——I
Canadian Converters
1.45
Sep
12
Jan
27%
32%
8
8%
31%
Sep
106% Aug
26 % July
Jan
130
25%
.—25
7%
9
Jun
8%
Apr
1,461
32%
25%
—25
—J,_
57/a
5%
41%
Preferred
310
41V4
5
5%
common,
Preferred
Canadian
9%
156
Preferred
New
Feb
32
5% May
Jan
Jan
31%
July
9
20
2,160
29
17
92
10
28%
Jan
50
9%
Sep
Sep
Jan
192
32
Canadian Bronze common,,:—,
Canadian Car & Foundry common
4%
1,00C
>'
158%
Jan
20%
104
Feb
Mar
5%
13
Feb
15%
Jan
2
175
8
20 %
___50
23%
■
975
16%
Jan
14%
335
10
___
Breweries
40
3
9
Steamship common
preferred
141
May
25% July
21% Nov
12% Mar
15,080
8
103
103
___
V,
281
25
7%
7%
'
23%
16
16
Canada
Canadian
Jan
1,207
157
8
common
Preferred
15
160
495
25
—
Canada Porgings class A—
Canada Northern Power
103%
Jan
13
3
Canada Cement
Feb
21%
21%
20%
—
Building Products class A
5 7a '
V*
.
—
100%
24%
155
B
Bruck Silk Mills
133
12%
157
10
Brazilian Traction Lt & Pwr
Nov
20%
13
July
100
23
r—u
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
11
Feb
111
101% 101%
23
___,
Breweries
High
258
100
100
100
—
8%
5
10
133
'
July
Sep
Feb
17%
>
39 %
Oct
150
Sep
Jan
33
May
common—___——100
106
100
106
1C
126
15
120»/a
25
Feb
126
Sep
0
25
Feb
33%
Apr
0
5
5%
1,760
3%
Jan
6V«
Nov
5
5%
200
3%
Jan
6
Nov
Jan
26
Jun
Feb
12% May
Locomotive
Cockshutt Plow ;
:
~9%
25
l
8%
25
25
20
20
Canadian Pacific Railway
■
9%
12
5
7%
13,014
12
*
475
9%
Jan
13%
38%
726
37%
Nov
46
July
28
38%
0
12%
37%
_
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consumers Glass
6%
Power
&
Paper
Distillers Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
common
28
400
27 % Mar
29
July
Jun
;
33
685
26
Jan
41%
25
745
22%
Nov
31 % July
15
24
•
.—25
36%
22%
36%
•
Dominion Coal preferred
Dominion Steel & Coal B
15%
230
11%
Jan
16%
Oct
Jun
25
•7%
8%
2,875
7%
Nov
11
,*
Dominion Stores Ltd—___
9%
9%
50
5%
Jan
10% July
Dominion Tar & Chemical common,,,*
-
8
7%
100
.__
Preferred
155
»
July
..
Foundation Co of Canada,.:,—
4%
105
Nov
Nov
81
Mar
151
July
156
Nov
5%
200
15
.
Apr
72
910
7%
15
9% July
Mar
96
37
155
.
4%
4%
6
45
235
73 '
7
Prod—,:.,——*
1,085
105
72 '
72
.100
Heating
8%
105
*
common....,.;
Dryden Paper
&
Wares
3
100
Ltd
10
7%
0
common
uypsum, Lime & Aiabastme,,,—
ll»/4
8% July
Feb
Jan
14%
:
7
Jun
16% July
Feb
2,827
8
Jan
30
94
109 Va 109%
,,.100
___
(Charles)
11
•
common
Preferred
Gurd
British
Smith
Paper
11%
,5
*
7%
&
Canada
Dominion
27
4,725
5%
Jan
32% July
45
45
-45
2
12%
Feb
62
11
11
540
9%
Jan
8
8
250
5%
Feb
21
Jan
Northern
Canada
Wire
&
Pr
Canadian
Marconi
17%
131
17% Mar
195
17% Mar
97
99
25
91
Jun
101
110
30
107
Jun
110,
July
17
50
19
Jun
10%
'S,
•1
10%
40
'
Ltd
50c
55
1.60
com
1.85
50
1.85
*
preferred
Canadian
7%
Neon
General
Adv
Alcohols Ltd
__*
Ltd
Div Sec
>
Sep
55
l,06f
85c
Jan
50
54
50c
Jan
1.15
Jun
250
10%
Jun
*
i.
Tobacco
2
Jan
5%
75
3%
Jan
40
22C
25%
Jan
77
Apr
Oilcloth &
14%
Sep
Jan
110
Nov
11
11%
80
8%
Jan
12
July
Jan
14
13
13
10
2%
20C
155
Linoleum.
*
Dairies
3%
15c
Feb
45c
49
8
Feb
12
5
7,118
3
Jan
6% July
', 70c
400
60c
Nov
30
1.30 July
30
Aug
29
—*
5%
24%
3%
10
1.55
4%
v.••
525
3Va
4%
32
11
11%
150
5%
5%
2,900
■
Ltd
Jan
8
Aug
TZe
of
common„_5
Can
30
320
1,140
2%
4%
Jun
3%
1,400
3%
Jan
6%
Jun
*
23%
23%
23%
290
19%
Jan
24%
Companies, Ltd
*
Voting trust
;
*
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can Ltd__*
17
16
17%
231
12%
Jan
20
17%
16
18
7,740
12%
Jan
20% July
Ford
Motor
of
Canada
Ltd
11%
Internationa]
Paints
Class
5%
Utilities
13%
Jan
15% Aug
40
Apr
42%
pfd_—20
A———1*
17
Apr
18
Jun
18%
Jan
18%
Nov
75c
10
Jan
18%
15%
Jan
20
4%
Jan
7
7
100
19%
18%
Moore
Oil
6%
Corporation Ltd
Aviation Ltd
14%
Jan
22
July
25
98
Jan
104 %
Nov
25
45%. Mar
47'A
4%
4%
10
3%
Jan
7
4%
4%
10
4
Feb
4%
7%
Feb
Grain
Co
Ltd
common...—'
Preferred
Walker-Gooderham
$1. cumulative
Western
&
50
25
Mar
92
5
85
Feb
97
Feb
105
176
102
Jan
106
Oct
57
58
90
47%
Jan
64
Oct
*
2Q7/b
21
180
19%
Jan
0
4
4
5
3 %
Feb
21% Aug
7% Jun
13
13
50
Worts common.*
preferred-,
Products
1
Jun
Aldermac Copper Corp Ltd
Jun
Bidgood Kirk Gold Mines Ltd
Gold
11%
910
14
225
105
50
8.90
Jan
12
Jan
98 %
12% Aug
Jan
16 %
107
July
Oct
31
800
27
Feb
32%
14%
2.625
12
Jan
17% July
11%
1,575
10 % Mar
150
7
67/8
175
.-V-
17
108% 109
13
12%
Oct
Jan
7% May
Oct
Oct
Jan
25
98
Jan
23 %
330
19
22%
12%
13%
100
12%
13 Va
13%
20
9%
25
7
3,191
17%
Jan
Mines
1
—
15c
15C
0
Ltd
Lang & Sons Ltd
'.
(John A)
Laura Secord Candy
Lindsay (C W) common.
'•
'*
'
■
,—.3
0
;
—
4
McColl-Frontenac
8%
*
Oil
———*
(Robert)
—100
Light Heat & Power Cons—
Tramways
_
Breweries
Canadian
Malartic
Gold
110
July
Mines
62c
62c
200
40c
Mar
Cartier-Malartic
Gold
Mines
Gold
Mines
Ltd
3C
3%c
6,500
lc
Feb
4c
common
Preferred
33
Cadillac
•
—
3c
3c
10,000
2c
Apr
6c
Eldorado Gold Mines Ltd.
Lake
Gold
Rand
Mines
Shore
Car,
,—
Ltd
Oct
Pandora Cadallic Gold
Jan
Perron
Products
common...
Apr
8c
July
■,
Feb
16%
Oct
t'
Jan
6.10
Sep
1.00
1.04
1.02
85c
95c
1.20
5.800
6%c
6V4C
95c
95c~
1
•
16
Aug
Sigma Mines (Quebec) Ltd.,
9.25
14
Nov
Siscoe
8
Sep
Sullivan
5%
Jan
10
6V4
Jan
1,415
16%
Jan
6,344
18
Oct
27%
Jun
160
20
Nov
33 %
Apr
36
26
775
15
9% July
22
Jan
36 %
Jan
1,340
2,338
40
Jan
23%
23%
617
22
Oct
12%
41%
July
—1
Ltd
Mines
Cons
■
25%
30
10
115
93
Feb
107
b'/o
preferred
Quebec Power
.,,,100
;
88'/a
•
.
110
43%
Feb
53
Dalhouse^Oil Company Ltd
Home
Oil
17%
7
625
18
2,635
Lawrence
Class
St
A
common
Lawrence
Flour
Mills
Preferred
St.
•
6
Jan
60
60c
3,900
38c
Jan
l.u9
l2,OiU
68c
Jan
1.80
NOV
Jan
4.00
Apr v"
19% July
88 Va Nov
320
62
Jan
13
105
12%
Oct
16
—
100
%
13%
'^.L
'
.
•
32
•
2%
1.75 Jan
4,105
565
14%
11%
Feb
100
24
Feb
15
32
130% 130 Va
•
Paper preferred—,100
Shawlnigan Water & Power
2
14
common....'
—
Lawrence
Southern
Canada
of
30c
120
Apr
4
Jun
July
18% July
35
130%
42%
14%
44
1,Lj
32%
14 Va
14%
2,035
14
10
common
*
Brothers
Tuckett
new
Tobacco
—
105'
11
62%
preferred
*
9
100
common
Steel
Biscuit
152
Corp
4%
preferred—
100
Canadian
Feb
Oct
47
common
»
Preferred
6%
100
*
Pacific Consol
Aldermac
Oils
Ltd
5%
51
—
25
62%
of
Aluminum
footnotes
see
page
1971.
'•{
Apr
;
Range Since Jannary1
Low
'High
2%
Co.
Canada
70c
Jan
.
8,190
1.30
•
1.25
1.30
3,568
13 %c
Jan
9c
Jan
9c
Jan
13c
13c
1,760
15c
17c
11,600
99 106%
__
__
pfd.-lOQ
5%
Jan
2,625
27%
100
100%
705
Nov
99
High
4% July
33
Julv
1.60 July
17c
Jun
21c
Aug
•»<
133 % Mar
100%
Jun
102%
Feb
47c
Jan
84 %c
Jun
Jan
7.10
102
195
65c 68'Ac
3,200
6.50
6.95
578
51%c
64c
33,800
20c
22c24%c
16,900
18c*
100%
—66c
19%
Anglo-Huronian Ltd
Jun
Aquarius Porcupine Gold Mines——_*
10
Gold
-
4 Va
11%
Jun
Armistice
72
Apr
Astoria Quebec Mines.
'
Nov
9
10
152
:
Apr
156
Feb
Bagamac
/; 4 Va Jan
6
Apr
Bank
4%
A-:' 50
J
^
CV,
25
60 -i
Jun
75 Va
Oct
55
125
6
3,646
51
605
21
Jan.
July
63 Va July
18
70
13
Jan
18
•
140
156
157
243
140
—
1
22c
44c
;—__l
Ltd
11 %c
1
46c
98,125
3.15
3.10
3.25
,1
16%c
15c
17c
8,885
1
15%c
15c
17c
17,300
100
156
155%
157
50
68c
July
Oct
33c
July
July
60c
Oct
2%c
Jan
14c
Sep
1.35
,
4,080
>
Oct
Feb
f
Jan
3.50
Sep
35c
11,800
10%c 13%c
45c
Mines
3.00
Nov
152
;
Gold
Gold
9
75
50
;
Jan
5
18
—*
Mfines
Nov
.59%
Mines
Bank
47
2%
May
Jan
58
Jun
8 Va
of
July
Nova
of
Barkers
Consolidated
Mines
Montreal
of
—
Scotia—
Bread
Metals
;
Mining
Exploration
140
223
..
147
2
223
58
132
Jan
Jan.
Jan
160
Mar
254% May
150
Aug
class A
_*
——
Bell Telephone of Canada
Berens
1
1
River
Bidgood Kirkland Gold
0
100
—
:
•
,
,
'39c
1.61
23.%
—
158
._1
—1
May
Aug
161
Jun
Jan
259
Mar
Feb
255
Oct
Mar
3
Nov
Feb
40
Nov
245
3
227
240
15
234
3
110
40
90
10%c ll%c
10%c
■■
& Radium,
.
3
V
50
Bathurst Power & Paper class "A"—°
4c'
150
'
40
*
common_:
1,900
13.13%
50
8%c
Apr
Nov
17%c July
15
July
Oct
Jan
49 %c
Jun
1.87
Sep
12,700
1.73
17,405
70c
Apr
24
590
15
Feb
23
19 %c
12
35c / 3.9c
24
15
15
10
Oct
15
Nov
158
317
140%
Jan
160
See
700
70c
Jun
9%c
Jan
35c
1.00
38c
32,461
10
'!
'!
Oct
156
1,00
35c
85c
21
10c
1.60
%c July
Jan
245
—
19
ovaC
240
100
100
Preferred
Base
1
Toronto—.
Class B
100
July
4.00 July
26
Sales
Shares
23%
_•
Anglo Canadian Oil—
200
243
156
__Il00
Canada
46c
for Week
Range
of Prices
25
'
,,_*
common
Sep
Beatty Bros
,_100
Scotia
For
Jan
5
_1
Copper
Aluminium
Nov
Banks—
of
2.66 Jan
21%
Exchange
2
1
Beattie Gold Mines Ltd
Montreal
,
Funds
Low
100
preferred
Ajax Oil & Gas Co..
Bear
Royal Bank
25
♦
July
55
Electric
Zellers Ltd common
Nova
1,220
Week's
Sale Price
& Paper common—.
Power
9
75
--
Cotton
Winnipeg
Jan
30c
30
3.60
22%
Par
Abitibi
Bank
Wabasso
30c
3.50
Last
Bankfield
United
Viau
Oct
Nov
'
Power
Canada
9.55
65c
inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
STOCKS—
Aunor
Tooke
2.60
100
22%
3.55
Nov. 6 to Nov. 12 both
Arjon
Steel Co.
3.10
3.10
•
10% July
Jan
13
2%
50
:
.i
H
i
9.25
"
Corp
preferred
Nov
Feb
55C
—0
Limited
Company
Jun
9 V*
88 %■
Jun
6.50
4c
1.04 July
1.56
Toronto Stock
Alberta
St
1.10
Jan
55C
—0
Ltd
Co
Oil
Royalite
Sep
Jan
82%
--
July
2%e May
66V2C
100
1.56
Aug
53
;
82c
:
Feb
14
7
i!
6V4C
Oils—
Sep
102
15%
17 %
i; i
Jan
1
Ltd—
Aug
,
53
•
common
.;
Nov
3c
1.00
——1
Mines Ltd—
Gold
Friday
Canada
■('
Sep
Nov
Nov
15
-52
Nov
101
■■
Nov
1.16
1,26
Sep
33%
13 Va
*
common,,
-
'•
July
690
Jan
63 %c May
1,000
Jan
Nov
78c
5,300
1.12
97c
10,500
85c
Jan
41%
*
Aug
3.95
Nov
49
14
6c
1.60 Aug
11%
100
12%
101
3c
Feb
3%c
-
700
46%
*
!]
Sep/"';
Jan
Mar
100
f
3c
13%
Tubes,—;
■
410
5c
1.15
1.02
0
Mines Ltd—,—1
Mines Ltd
Gold
,
1
5.75
1
Ltd—
Corp
Mines
Sep
14 V4
5c
■'
80c
46%
*
common
i
:
14%
_z.
*
Lac Gold Mines Ltd.—
Mining
68c
lc
3,000
1
■■
—0
■
Ogilvie Flour Mills
-
5.75
Ltd—,—
Ltd
95c
*
new
Aug
80c
500
2,000
3c
—»
Corp
Noranda Mines Ltd
62c
2Vac
800
1%C
3 Va C
Lamaque Gold Mines Ltd..,,—
Gold
:
l%c
3 %C
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd
Kirkland
1.20
1.20
Mines Ltd—
19%
41%
-
Jan
—
80c
20
32%
25
:
Jun
'
62c
Ltd
Central
0
18%
18%
Aug
July
1.4,''
Ltd
i.'
8
20
7c
Jan
80 c
8%
17 Va1
V
20
21c
Jan
12c
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd,
7%,
19%
•
100
•
—
Jun
2%c
500
500
Jun
7%
V-
Nov
35c
Wright Hargreaves Mines Ltd—,—'—*
Massey-Harris
13%
35c
26%
8
;•8
■
Nov
10c
900
7c
7C
•
1
Shawkey Gold Mining Company Ltd—1
23
23%
13
'
Jan
•
Oct
Mines—
6
common
Oct
Mav
92
105
pfd_100
cum
Flour Mills Co Ltd__
Steel
12
12
49 %
104
0
—
Southern Canada Pow 6%
Jun
720
47%
Reliance
Jun
Sep
July
19%
0
_*
—
Noorduyn
190
"Lake of the Woods
9%
Nov
103 104%
103
pfd. 100
cum
Quebec Tel and Power Corp class A__°
O'Brien
100
Jau
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd common.—0
Massey-Harris Co Ltd 5% pfd
100
7%
16
15c
125
Normetal
17
1,500
3'A
1,557
Little Long
.*
30c
17
8
21
5
1,265
17%
Jan
7
18
18%
30c
_*
Paper Co
July
16
17
&
90
May
18
cum
Corp
16%
39 % Mar
Preferred
15
25
17
24
*
common
80
14% 7
42%
*
Nov
International Power
15
14%
Power & Paper
Power
Oct
July
42%
1
MacLaren
Jan
;
•
10
B
Lake St John
89
89
Jan
42 Va
Jan
20 Va
'
14
100
Halifax Fire Insurance Company
Inter-City Baking Company Ltd
4%
11%
r
7
£1
Ltd
Co
A
Fraser
Jan
Co
Sep
7% Aug
35
May
2%
!
,1
5
13%
Corp com
3% Mar
28
pfd__100
cum
Ltd
595
v
•
3%
17
of
Nov
7% July
15%
2%
29%
Corp
Jan
29
1,610
Bros &
3%
Jan
9%
Sep
2%
2,367
Price
Jan
Feb
3
May
3 Va
22 Va
Power
Jun
5.00
30 %
Ltd
July
___"
29%
Penmans
3%
12c
29
*
Paper Co Ltd—
Aircraft
21
Page-Hersey
Sep
15c
Apr
2% May
12c
common
Fairchild Aircraft Limited
29%
Steel
7c
2,725
4%
4%
,20
Fleet
22
Ontario
12
300x
15c
15c
2%
2%
Oct
4%
50
28%
—
14%
f_,
Steel
Apr
48
60c
'
Donnacona
International Petroleum
National
7%
Jan
20c
Dominion Square Corp,,
Dominion Woollens
International Nickel of Canada com,,*
National
Oct
6%
••
'
900
104
_•
Preferred
Industrial Acceptance
Mont
Sep
3% May
39%
2.50
J-M Consolidated Gold
Montreal
Mar
65c
50
1*
Ltd
6%
13%
104
Bay Mming
Mitchell
169
Jan
53
5
47%
"A"
Paper
Corp
Cub Aircraft Corp Ltd
Preferred
Jan
30c
-
10% Aug
.
47%
•
•
common
Prefeired
Consolidated
Dominion
.148
100
''
'
Consolidated
Apr
Sep
.
40
—___100
Westinghouse Co. Ltd,,
Commercial
15% Mar
8%
July
22% Aug
5%
*
common
Catelli Food Products Ltd common....'
5% cum preferred
15
Claude
22 Va July
26
6
Vickers Ltd
preferred
Canadian
2
50c
55
Company,—_____l
•
155
155
1•
100
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd
57o
165
23
21%
0
preferred
cum
Sep
11% July
8% Nov
21 %
>
97
Canadian Industries Ltd class B
♦
Candn Internat Inv Trust Ltd com—*
5%
4% July
17
pfd
100
6%% pfd___100
Investments
•
109
20'
7%
Cable
General
Jan
23
*
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian
65c
20%
*
Ltd
Sugar Co
5%
11%
14
100
common—
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial
23%
"■
•
6%
5'/a
Preferred
Hudson
25
Ltd
5
*
Bridge
Hollinger Gold Mines,,
Howard
12,030
100
Columbia Packers
Canada
Beaufor
Hamilton
2%
Brewers & Dist of Vancouver Ltd__5.00
British American Oil Co Ltd—
♦
Western Can
General Steel
High
1.95
J 00
preferred
Beauharnois Power Corp
cum
McColl-Frontenac
Enamel
Range Since Jannery 1
Low
High
Low
•
common
preferred
l'/o
International
Preferred
Shares
107% Mar
103% Mar
126
126
,,___*
B
Dominion Textile
of Prices
Par
Abltibl
Eastern
Canadian Foreign Investment com
Ind Alcohol common
Canadian
Canadian
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
1
Cottons
Preferred
Class
Week's
Last
•'
Aluminum Co of Canada pfd—'—5
Asbestos
Corp
wAssociated
Friday
STOCKS—
Range Since January 1
Low
.-4
Funds
inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Sales
Shares
of Prices
Pat
•••
.
Nov. 6 to Nov. 12 both
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
<W:-
■
Week's
::V%3'Friday
•:•
STOCKS—
Canadian
Funds
compiled from official sales lists
Nov. 6 to Nov. 12 both inclusive,
1.10
63c
Sep
Aug
:
(
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1970
CANADIAN
Last
Friday
for Week
Range
ale Trice
MARKETS
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
LISTED
STOCKS-*-
Shares
of Trices
Range Since January 1
Ribbon
Blue
Par
Low
commonl-——*
Corp Ltd
Preferreh
Z._—;
—"
■
.
High
Low
8
8
320
—-50
42 Va
42 Vb
—1
8%c
9%c
Mines Ltd
3onetal Gold Mines
17c
1
19c
High
814
Oct
International
Nickel
29%
Jan
4214
Nov
International
Petroleum
8c
Jan
12c
Mar
Mines,
3,015
8%c
Jan
24c
11%
200
7.40
Jan
11 To
Aug
Sep
Jacola
Mines
13,652
14',2
Jan
2814
Jun
Jason
Mines
——5
8%
8
8%
45
5%
Feb
Nov
Jellicoe Mines
21
20%
21-%
1,475
17%
Jan
2214
Jun
...;
21%
23
200
17%
26
Kelvinator of Canada,:
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines—.
29
—
814
~
Oil—
*
British
American
Columbia Packers Ltd
■
British
Columbia
British
*
Power
."
'Z.Z-
•Z
70c
*
class A
Dominion Oil-
*
Broulan
Porcupine Mines. Ltd
Ankerite
24
25%
68 %c
74c
■
70c
70c
*
Gold
Mines-.;
common—
Camp Bird
Canada
Mines
Bread
"B"
Class
Canada
50
Foundry
Canada Malting Co--
Packers
Breweries
;
New
Canadian
Food
Products
General
General Securities
Class B
Industrial
Canadian
Malartic
Gold
Central
Patricia
Gold
Mining &
Willans
Plow
•
,
Coniuurum
6%
Consumers Gas
Cosmos
65c
Dome
Dom
pfd
31C
134'
Z.Z^
Mar
Jan
15
712
Feb
E4c
Jan
1.00
Jan
614 c July
Jan
1014 c
65c
24
2.14
July
34,
25
220
1.74
Sep
1514
Oet
4614 July
25
.
,
Jan
Feb'
22
July
Jan
Nov
700
23
2a
2534
Jan
18 ;U
Jan
_*
9%
;
•
1614
Jun
20 3 4
Jan
50c "
Feb
22
Jan
33
8
Nov
Ills July
Jan
1014
10
1.695
.
'
I
4
514
900
30
July
1.00
Nov
Nov
Jun
140
63»
Jan
5
5
105
238
Jan.
11
11%
365
8*4
Jan
10c
10c
1,000
4c
Feb
141-2 July
1014 Nov
9c
lie
14,610
4 Vic
Jan
_20
1.60
>
•
1.73
21,405
8%
Crest
Oil.
Z
:
-
•
Eastern Malartic Mines.—
-lie
l
...
1.65
Eastern Steel Products—
Easy
14
Eldorado
Mines
Gold
i
Eng Electric class "A".
Fanny Farmer
Federal
Fleet
>
Candy Shops
Kirkland
Mining
•
l
...
Aircraft
12,126
22
40
3.60
29
4TaC
„«•
,
1.38
3.95
1,310
28-%
3.60
29%
1.09
July
July
8
3a4
Francoeur
Gold
Gatineau
Co.
"-
pfd
—.
Gillies
Lake
Glenora
4TaC
National
Ltd
•
565
God's Lake
4,100
5%c
Golden
Normetal
Preferred
North Star Oil
O'Brien
Gold
Preferred
vtc
t
Pacific
Oil
Gold Mines Ltd
Gypsum
Lime
&
Hallnor
Mines
20
1
f~
Mines
i
~~
~i
Hedlcy Mascot Gold
Mines.—.7ZJ
1
Oils Ltd
,.^Z.ZZZ»
Highwood-Scarcee
Hinde & Dauch
Paper Co
Mines"""
Oil
Hudson Bay
Mining
Imperial
88
2!nc
&
Smelting
Mtge
5
—-
&
Develop...
footnotes
see
page 1971,
,
22
15%. Oct
100
2
:
60c
:
'
"
125
:
2,000
Jan
714c Aug
Silk
40
Jan
52% Aug
3,50(V
2%c Jan
,4T'8C Aug
1.05
•
-
74c
1
May
20c
31,200
32,100
Sen
8
.
lc
1214c
Jun
May
Jan
Mines—
•1.10 -Oct
Apr
Apr
2.00 Sep
2.00 Sep
61e
Mar
3,300
38c
Jan
8%
Jan
210
%
Apr
2%
Apr
:6
165
4%c «47»C
'6,100
99c
17,910
' '^Z._ ' ,' :Z 100, 101%
1.25
l.ij? ,1.30-
55
99c Z
:
•
.
,:
.
93c
-
3%c
.
21
45
15C
16c
3,650
6%
6%
1,385
3
414c
Sep
St
July
1414
9c
Russell Industries
St
.Z-
Jun
6%c Nov
Jan
10
2c
20c
22c
:
38,700
3%c
37,000
3.70
3c
440
375
5%
-
5%
2%c
2 VZc
65
101
—
2%c
101
190
4%
i.io
100
5,155
74c
4%
700
1.15
1.05
,
—
22.075
2.40-
1.25
2,910
Jan
2.85
Apr
1.50 Nov
50c
Jan
1.42 Nov
63
v
6%>
t
1.03
140
1.04
,> 27c
1.15
Jan
9
1.72
Jan
10,455
27c
.
-■
-
:
500
-
-53c
•57c
20c
4.638
3%C
1,500
.
Jatt
Jan
4
135
2.24
6
58c
2.300
7
2,15
•.
St
Jun
2914c Mar
San
Antonio Gold
Sand
River Gold
2c
Sep
Scythes & Co
15c
Aug
Senator Rouyn, Ltd—J
23%
370
•6%c
2,700
140
45
132 Va
May
150% Aug
22l4
Jan
95
July
Jan
58
July
May
614 July
Jan
23
705
21%
Jan
26% July
190
190
4c
22
Jan
Jun
South
End.
4.00
Nov
South
West
434
Jan
1.20 Mar
7,000
8
8
Jun
214 c Nov
101
Nov
85
Jan
3
May
5%
Oct
40c
Mar
1.15
10c
14
2.65
1,375
Sladen
22c
714 c
Jan
3,500
,
Oct
Apr
175
173
176
30
14%
13%
14%
9,103
11%
11%
11%
620
8%
8%
i
-
8%
.
.
425
55c
58c
4,300
15%
15%
255
98
40
14%
July
3c
Aug
Nov
47c
Mar
17c
Feb
31c
Sep
2614
Jan
3214 Mar
Jan
70
Nov
Preferred
.4—.
Jan
185
11% Jan
Sep
1714 July
10
Mar
1214
Feb
8»4 Nov
8 3i
Nov
26c
Mai-
66c
Oct
9%
Sep
10% Nov
18'4
20
100
Feb
20
12-
;.
: 12
104;;
•
58c
11,850
4 %C
16,500
27c
1,000
11,900
56c
60c
1834
190
2%
2%
308
9%
■•-
Top Tailors
Preferred
Gold
Toronto
Elevators
'%
•
;
;
5 r-;
Jan
86 7 0
Jan
39c
29c
Jan
56c
60c
7
Jan
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Nov
19% Aug
Jan
4
Jun
July
60c
Jan
50
02
64
115
70
70%
61
2.20
2.42
56,885
'
Sep
8c
Nov
1.10
Nov
35c
Jun
,10
Oct
Oct
64c
3%c Jan
20c
Oct
13%
104
Mar
191
5:
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3
July
10
.
Oct
5%
Oct
59%
Jan
73
-Apr..
66
Jan
76 %
Apr
1.51
Jan
2.65
Oet
prefprred—4—,
Co._L..
Exploration
4—Z
...T
50,'
1014
Jan
17
July
Toronto Mortgage
-50
90
Jan
100
July
Towagmac
_..1;
.
1334
500
3.10
•
3,055
109
-75c
.
■
:
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»
54
87% •87%,
14c
1.85
30
75C
'14c
Nov
6
100
1,300
.
14
Jan
3.45
Jan
50
68
Jan
1,600
10c
Jun
Oct
Aug
Sep
Sep,
9
Oct
Sep
94c
Vat Jan
10
Nov
110
Mar'
10
.
2,25
-Mar.
61c
.
85
1138 Jan
10% Jan
.10
8
4*;* ; 8
""-^109
'.->'54
1.80
Feb
133i
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Sep
Sep
Jail
2,805
^4"
5c
65
10
2.10
.
2.40
65c
1.68
:.;84
3.05
Sep
Jun
29,250
,1.55
•
Sep'
1.46
2%c
700
>2.05
...
21c
500
4;-;84
3.10
14
3C
> Z
.100
Apr
Jail
2.25
_
2.10
,.*'.
12
1()C,
3,000
3c.
•; :'144-
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60
20c
19c
2.23
-
1.56
'
l
—
common
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7
14-
-13(4
•
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1
Mines—4.
Toburn
■
...
'
—I
preferred..—4__Z 100.
Mines.-Ltd
Tip
7,300
3%
.
'
Mincs.l—.;
Tamblyn Ltd common!
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
60C
27c
»
2.24
1
.
—.
Hosiery
40
"415
54c
-
,:*Z.^-'-Z
Sudbury .Basin Mines 1
Contact Mines—T. —i——44—. 1"
Cons
>:
18%
—
preferred—l.
Svlvanite Gold
'•:>>.
10
1.05 Mar
•
Sud
Supersilk
50
<9
....25
Steep Rock Iron Mines—
Sullivan
Nov
10%
: 4;
4.10 July
55
July
9.75
Z...*
:
Jan
July
1.04
Jail
'
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Stuart
6c
Jan
5.75
:
Sturgeon River Gold Mines———_.„1
Nov
Scj)
67c
..
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Sep
Jun
85c
.=.%-* \4c
__
56c
.
19%
500
—-
-
com
1274
1714c Jan
157
54c
_.v
62%
62%c Sop
Nov
699
<•-,
~TMi—-
MaiMar
19,218
-
;
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18
18c
-10%
20
1
—
4.00 Sep
Z 9TnC Jun
84C
53 %c
Radio
Oil
90c
53740
Mines..
Jan
.9.50
i
1614 July
Sep
13
!
Jan
Mar
179
Mines——
Preferred
Apr
1,600
Feb
18Tb July
Oct
44
2%c .Tan
25,550
90c
•
..
Petroleum;Co—
•
Petroleum..——.—..—*
1.86
Aug
6c
:9.25
4.4":
,
,
Apr
53
78c..78c
9.25
*.
:
205
Mar
1434
1.3
■
103
Chemical
of
.:
12
39
49c 49 %C
•
49c
,-
104
Paving & Materials
Co
200
4c
47'4
100
Springer Sturgeon
Steel
3,205
4C
3.45.
*
,Z_*
Standard
Standard
3.65
'
Jan
2c
100
...;
Standard
Nov
14%
43%
L.
Malartic
6c
Jan
—-
13%
'Z..Z ;'
1
...
—
Gold
Nov
10,870
70
July
9c
Jail
152
5
,
43%
3.45
Sheep Creek Gold Mines.—~-——-„50c
Sherritt-Gordon Gold".Mines—
1
3c
3.65
30c
25
3%c Jan
30,000
V-.
425
—
...
-1
Sigma Mines
3
2*50
1,675
30%
!
common—...
Class "B"
8.50
70
.
14 Vb
Shawinigan Water & Power——*
Preferred
3%c
28c
Nov
59c
Sep
9%C Apr
May
6c
;
>
1
Jun
3,000
28%
Mines Ltd
Aug
15V2C 15 %c
29
Z'-'27C
Jan
Sep
Sep
-4c
22»4
Mining.—1
'7%
30c
3c
2.50
July
31c■
July
July
.23
(-
—.100
24c
5
1,000
470
preferred
Simpsons class
33c
.
*.
July
33c
11%
Z11
Sep
138
'Z'%Z-
-
23
2c
15%
2.10 Sep
52c
S^^c
1614 May
ll34c Jan
11,000
1'5
1.10 Nov
May
2,838
2.20
Silverwoods Dairies, common....—:
4%c
11V4
57e Aug'
Jun
1.28
10,800
2
—
Julv
4c
11%
Aug
1.35
.
23
4C
15 %c
39c
1.48
100
-
Oct
43ic Aug
May
17VZc May
4% Aug
'
6V2
Feb
143i
33c
r
1.36 Nov
.
1.33
:
1.04
1
Jan
4%
4,850
1.90
--
1
Nov
Aug
Z 1.27'
1.33
%
4 5
1.00
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Feb
97c
103
%-Jan
57c
11,300
.
Nov
9
\"_ 3c
3.00C
32c
ZZ.Zl-.82
-T.Z'.2.35-
1
88
100
3%c
90c
Anthony Gold Mines
i.l
Lawrence Corp class <'A".Z,.uk^..50
Lawrence Paper Mills Co pfd..—.100
314 c Aug
Apr
lc
21
3.55
Oct
Sop
Nov
6
>
■
Nov
4%.
Nov
85c
6.299 :
S'ic
;
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Canada
P'eb
3c
500
302
--r
78c
64c
3T»;Sep
18,125
77h
Z'Z30p
Zr iZ' 5
--
30%c
Mills..—. 23
Jan
6,500
12,000
20%
.
1.26
x
'
6TaC
Sep
Apr
1.08
>
'200
12,107
Gc .;
Z .5^
7% ?.:Z;Z',71o
1
—1
19c
10c
20
•
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3c
20%
15c
1.16
Sep
i<: 1.00
•
27,610
Z. i
1.27
—Z—
Oil
1.95
Apr
71c
.
-
1.89
Lac~~—_X—-..1
of
67c
850
'
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Sep
Sep
3,809
\; 3 >, 4 %
4%c
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Oct
167
Feb
35c
Oct
1.73
45c
70c
41 %c
Z >
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Quebec Gold Mining—S
Riverside
Jan
1
.
4873
83c 9414c
.
'
70c
1
Queehston Gold Mines'
Sep
62
3.45
—100
29
Jan
Nov
25
Aug
5114
common A.
——
Jan
13%
:
1
Reno Gold
100
57
.
—,
25%
Nov
Sop
9% July
12
3%c >> 4 c
41%c
*%
:
Mining Co__;
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3914c
25
28c
»
Z>'.
8V3
35
108
57c Z:
84c
1
Jun
101
36
3.50
c
Jan
305
4fj%
'
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-
Mines
4.80
Jan
56
3%c
Ltd..,„:zz::z:zz:~1
International Metal
Preferred
—fZ~"*
6
'
——
"
785
20
vZZZ""'Z'
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30
May
Feb
18c
90
\
mo
.
Oil
Min
East
77
5%
ZZlOO
Bank of Canada..
Inspiration
Preston
3214: Mar
9%
28%
l'.Ol
..
Metals
85
5
•
ZI——I
Imperial Tobacco ordinary
ingiis (John) co
For
12c
j
Mines
Huron & Erie
Pressed-
5
1%C
,
Homestead Oil At Gas.
Imperial1
88
«
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Howey Gold
Jan
Mar
21
5%
—-ZZZZZ..*
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Rock Gold
llarker Gold
July
3.10
Jun
5% Aug
13%
57c
——'—
Premier Gold
10O
16c
10c
jqo
Hard
Home
3.300
86
92
1%C
r:
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i
common
Harding Carpets
38c
12,400
.
i
___
Preferred
•
Apr
33
Jun
13%
46%
,ZZZ-
Power Corporation
1.64 Aug
25
July
,28c
46 %c Nov
;20
I
Gold—Z—
Sep
Royalite
23,500
Zl
;
,1.75 July
28%
*
Mines—
Sep
Sep
4%C
22c
;
Mar
25c
-
50
34
1.25
Oct
8
1614
17c 19 %c
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1
Jan
15c
>_!*
Hamilton .Bridge Co
Ltd—IIIIII.II*
Hamilton United Theatres
1.60
1.60
Z
3%
1
Siscoe
Ilalcrow Swayze Mines.
Halliwell Gold Mines..
49% Oct
720
trust
143o
33c
12c
T~ 1
comll*
_~~Z
27
Jan
1.50
Pioneer Gold Mines of B C
60
17c
*
...
Oct
Jan
8%
Peoples Credit Securities———*
15%
15 c
Z—~1
Alabastine—j
18%
Feb
28c
common—Z_—"''Z-ZZvZ': 1:30
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;—r
.-f 1.14 ■ -?:l.ll
Ref
Oct
44%
22c
1.02
Rouyn
2.29
310
50C
8,262
1.75
Paymaster Cons Mines Ltd.
Voting
■
1
Nov
Nov
550
.-—5.
Porcupine Mines Ltd
Gold
,
24c
48
Z
.
70c
Pickle-Crow. Gold
Sep
25c
191-!
100
■/
Jan
8c
>
48
'
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Royal Bank
10
%
1.22
12,100
5c Aug
May
18 3 i
'
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3
Pandora Cadillac Goldj Mines.—
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Pan tepee Oil Co.—
J.—Z—.1 Bol:
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I
Perron
Feb
Sep
1.54 Nov
24c
,Z:/.":: v34
'ZZZd'. Z-"-Q
.
Pamour
11c
58
40c
—-
&
;
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24C.
814
.20
^
'
37,0
:„Z
■
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Roche Long
2,600
ZI*
b
1.75
Page-Herse'y. Tubes _Z—
Oct
6c
;
2.05
Corp Ltd——*
Preferred
Jun
10%
c
1.88
l
J
July
97/o July
Nov
1.60
*
—
Pacalta Oils
61-4
85
i
v
21c
48
Omega Gold Mines..4^.
Orange Crush conunonr
247a
92'
•
com
1.82
1614
Jan
80c
55
Paper
95,300
'
Okaloa Oils. Ltd
Jan
5c
Preferred
Gunnar
34c
....
Great Lakes
24c
:
•
Z
—Z—
Mining
Jan
4c
Mining
Mining
21c
Em|)ire Mines1
3 IT
5c
Gate
Goodfish
Jun
July
22
i
Apr
lie
38c
Northern Canadl Mines—_—Z—_._..*
Northern
1934
4%c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can
5c
1,900
I
50
x
..
1 %c
1,600
22c
Oct
10
f
y
JanZ
48,800 '
8c
19c
'ZZZ-ZJZ
Mines
1,579
10%
'
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83c
22lL>c
Nor go Id
3%
Mines..1
Mines Ltd
Goldale Mines
9,665
3>,C
3c
;
;
Feb
714c
•
15%
•"•'-w.ZZ.vV::;
...
;-.
;
3c
1
—
Co
Mines
24%
'
Gold
1.48
Jan
47
Jun
6c
5Vac Jan
130
1.41
1.45
6
1,50(
55
55-
Jun
9%
17
Jan
19c
Noranda Mines
23
>.100
Mines.
;
-
>
Jan.
14%
465
7,14c. 714c
,
55
common—*
i
Trust
3%
•
100
.
—
Porcupine
Gold
•
*
5%
preferred
General Steel Wares.;
814
%71 it
_-
ZZZ'Z-
585,
'
23%
Mines..
Power
5%%
Feb
Jan
12
t
Z-—*
;.
,1934
18:,4
•
1
Ford Co of Canada class a_.
"Foundation Co.
395
21%
-V;
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
60
8
1.18
1.25
15
7%
Washing Machine..—........—*
Jan
5'%
Nov
7 % .Sep
2%cMar
1,105
2.40 -Sep
Jan
IOV4
50U
8:,a
814
•
j.4
1
Powell
East
4%
680
5c
-
1.95
Preferred
2114c July
8 %
Woollens & Worsteds coin-.,.*
900
73a
15%
5c
'.
1
Oct
80
8%
8%
9
Jan'
National Sewer Pipe Qo..'
:
National Steel Car preferred.———2_*
47aC. Apr
4114
293« Aug
167
July
35
-855
,
32
8
>Z
Oct
.
24c
10c
214c
420
1.00
25
Aug
Jan
32
Oct
42
Jun
1.00
136
Feb
1114
.
Co
Nov
14214
22
Grocers
31c
10
••
National
Nipisslng
12
—1
4%
Negus Mines .——L_
4,500
,
90
common...
Oct
3,000
v
Breweries
Jun
Jan
-21
200
36 7 s
24'
>
,
123
National
2.09
160
1
July
1.75 Sep
14c
Aug
47c
May
Nov
9*37
165
15c
r 7i4 >•7%
Muirheads Cafeterias Common——ZZ-L* .Z
Preferred
Z,
10
2.65 Aug
,16
Ltd——.—
1.35
Jan
2%c
714-
.1
1374
85c
100
;
3.75 Sep
1.51 Mar
70c
7
Oils
Jan
Nov
914
1,517
:
1.59
Apr
&iGas—.Z.,„Z..Z>
Jan
1.90
75c
16
common
68c
Aug
23:!4 July
1274 July
Jan
160
Preferred
Co
36c
3.085
14%
39%
•f
Jan
2 .25
.
2.30
Nov
Jan
13 %c
z
367a
•
Mining
Nov
614
25
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Dusquesne
614
Jan
July
1.65
Mining Corp of Canada
Nov
Oct
4.00
26,315
Moneta Porcupine
4_:
Montreal Light Heat & Power
Moore Corp common—
3*4
22%
Jan
22,605
Mines
Model
614
Apr
32,715
Mines.—.—,
Nov
20c
2 %C
,
•
.....
Gold
Nov
•
>
1.8
55
3,955
.1.07 Nov
24% Oct
'
1.51
GoId.Minesj._._„..„.
Graham
McWatters
Nov
614
37
1
Stores
July
Feb
2.37
—1,
39
1.60
1.50
19%
3.40
*'!
Mines
216
14%
^Z. ''
..50
Lake
Jan
1,600
41
Investors
July
Nov-
830
24
>.a—
McLellan
Red
Feb"
700
'
38%
•
McKenzie
614
31c
41
com
1174 July
1.27 Sep
Jun
3.10
McColl Frontenac Oil common
Oct
July
22
3.65
%
67c
315
22
-jyt'Z
Nov
"1.42
McDougall Segur Exploration
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—5:-
—100
Dominion Steel class B
Dominion
>
23%,
4 % c Aug
10 %
1.47
20
22
26,175
;
32,050
>
3.50
l
200
160,313
.
12,700
1.02
1
8V2 May
60 %c Jan
Oct
14
Z
Jan
3.10
2414
Mid Continental Oil
100
%
1.20
94c
9V2C Feb
9%; Jan
lc
July
Sep
15% July
2.25
14
19
6,000
2.25
30
•
6.10
'
10
...
Jan
3,200
2.01
1033
;
26
'
:
Jan
May
3%c Jun
290
16Vis Sep
ZZ-:
Mar
3.65
91c Sep
1.40 Aug.
Jan
13 %
4,000
10%
1:15
'May
z.;:22
'
16,300
ic
14
■Z-Z
Jail
„
10%
Sep
Sep
Mar
1
4234 Nov
2,925
24
—
Scottish
Dominion
12
'
i'i
Preferred
15
c
12
67
2%C
"
.
common
McVittie
22c
*
common.
————
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Preferred
1.85
11%
•
Bank
1.90
V
1.85
•
Corp—Seagrams
Dominion
'•>
55c
40c
25
f.
12,
23.14
Jan
20
135
—.
14214 Aug
614 Oct
630
1.19
40c
15%
31
1.70
134
Mines
Coal
1.10
Jan
1,188
5%c
1.20
10%
20c
"Z:;-- .45
1312:
I.Z
14%
Jan
1
Mines.
'
2734 Aug
3814 Oct
1,700
9%
Z
.
5.85
1314
"•>
Preferred
Maralgo Mines
Massey-warris
Sep
1.15
.—50
Nickel Mines
Distillers
1.15
1.50
—.——•——
Sep
Oct
100
22c
23'4
6%c
'
Jan
1,645
5.75
Aug
9c
10
1,770
,
V
l%cMay
20,500,
15
Nov
% 4.75
60C
13 >2
....
214c
Jan
12,432
1.62
100
Jan
614
Jan
18
8%C
89c
1.03
,14
2314
■
.
3%c Oct.
1
Gold
10
65c
84c
'
j
Feb
10c
> 29%
3.50
Fields^,
2512
9%
9c
Canada——.*
Jan
Lake
Gold
Nov
i
....
Jan
Nov
Red
13
5%
2,882
32 c
5.75
•
Maple Leaf Gardens pfd
Maple Leaf Milling common.—
1414
80
•
Z
10
85c:
1.00
—
2734
18
1.10
Smelting.-——5
—
325
834
■'
9 Va
22c
Petroleum
Dominion
62c
•-
1.65
(Toronto)
Imperial
Denison
5
—1
Dairy Corp preferred
Davies
v-
■'
1
Class B
July
17
■'
Jan
6,630
;Z
•
Macassa
Apr
24
July
'
Jun
7^4 Mar
15
6%
*
Leltcli Gold Mines. Ltd
39%
Oct,
lc
13c
9.00
85c
25.'
.i •-'
...
5c
.
4:i%;
8,500
11,100
■
13,l4
96c
3
Malartic
May-
26
4c
Mar
17,345
•
8.70
\
1
preferred
3c
32c
»
j.
-5c
'3c
—
*,1 :
Mines.—
Laura Secord Candy—:
Lebel Oro Mines
>
™
Mines—
&
17%
5 Ve
;
Mining
'
,
39
;
Gold
75
a
47«c'
v,
23%c;: 2914C
1312
19
50
26%
Cadillac
>
■
1»
•_
Madsen
24
340
6
—-v"
u™-;
Oct
38
28
185
8.90
101'i
1,200
8%
Sons.
Oct
Jan
1.35
17
1
Lamaque Gold .Mines
Lang
Jun
Nov
128
17
_1
—
98
44
Jan
2 Va
100
12
Co..
Ltd
150
17% Aug
136
23
17%
Mines,
Jan
31
2,909
6%
Mines
Bakeries of
5%
37 %
'
Petroleum
Consolidated
70
216
,
Consolidated
133
,42
——1
Co..
Commonwealth
25
26 7
Sliore
Mines, Ltd...
MacLeod-Cocicsirutt Gold Mines..!
Feb
8%
Jan ..;
July
Jun
17
l
Sep
7912
295
27
43
5,036
_
Lake of Woods Milling common—.—..''
Oct
Juti
124
25
4%
39
Smelting
Gold
32
18%
36%
\ >.%'
Chesterville Larder Lake Gold Mines—I
Chromium
2.025
8
1
——
Cochenour
10%
26
Mines—^——1
Central Porcupine Mines™
Research
Cockshutt
16
107
Oct
36%
75
90
26%
23
Chemical
26
95
6%
—
20
20
43
•
36 u2
—*
Rv
Jan
55
.
92
"
"z%——,-i.-'
•Z
*
Mines
100
146
212
A
Castle-Trethcwey Mines
35
23
*
Pacific
21
1
Canadian Oils
Canadian
105
5
1
Alcohol
Seo
50
—
class A
———————_
Canadian
Nov
9
11%
*
Electric—
60
Jan
40'%
•
—
Canadian
Feb
May
4!/4
22%
1
Little Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd..
Loblaw Groceterias class A
3
Nov
21
Z'K,
„..,J
Legare
40
133
Lake
High
29
;
Z——.i.*
Kirkland Hudson Bay Mines
Kirkland Lake Gold Mining
Lake Dufault Mines Ltd
Low
4,029
—
814c May
714 Oct
5
5%
Dock————*
Canadian
Sep
Oct
Jun
65
133
*
common
&
2.60
35c
401
31
25
Dredge
Jan
Jan
7
18%
-
--20
—
Celanese
1.15
8
4%
> "
*
preferred
preferred
Canadian
:
4%.
Canadian Car & F'dry Co Ltd com——*
Preferred
———..25
Canadian
••
Feb
58%
9%
■
31%';
:•
_•
common——
1st
Canners
3,400
5c
95
Commerce——TOO
Conv. preferred
21c
42
*
—i
Preferred
Canadian
5,725
145
—
Bakeries common——■
Canadian
Jan
Mar
9%
4,500
21
Canadian Wire & Cable class B—,—*
of
July
914c Sep
17
Aug
1114 July
Range Since January 1
High
30
Mining Co
1
■
5c
Limited—3c
i
27c
Lapa
8c
35
--
Mortgage———100
Canada Steamship Lines common-—*
Preferred
;
50
Bank
3%c
13
2^30
105
i——*
——*
——
Canadian
120
4.00
7%
.
Permanent
Canadian
Nov
Jan
58%
-
7 %
*
——
Canada
75c
22c 24 %c
class A...*
and Forgings
Mar
1.60
46c
850
9Ts
2.10
100
—
Canada
'
.
•
Class "B"
Nov
July
July
6%
_Z
-
77c
54,100
16%
7%c
OTbC
common...—
—
9%c
9%
>
-
1
———
Cement common—,
Preferred
Can.
———1
Jan
23
750
7 %c
;
2.15'
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—-—*
Calmont Oils Ltd—,.-—,
74c
3.60
16
934
19 %c
29,100
12,450
16
"
•
Products Ltd
«!•'
9c
Canadian Gold Mines..——"
Burlington Steel Co
%
Apr
Feb
160
:
3.35
.
1
Buffalo
Building
Waite
Low
29 »a
21 %
*
23%
British
Buffalo
Jack
Corp class "A";
11%
& Distillers
Brewers
Inter Util
20 %
■
Shares
29%
•
22%
Brazilian Traction
of Prices
],
common——*
Ltd
*
Light & Pwr com—*
'
Bralorne
Par
Feb
11,500
Bob jo
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Trice
.
'
4%
120
Week's
Last '
l
;
.>>
.'
Monday, November 15, 1943
55
-
90
18c
Sep
July
Sep
Feb
.
Volume
Number 4229
158
<
-
Friday
:V;"
V
v.,,
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
J
■
Traders
Finance
class
6
Transcontinental Resources
Union Gas Co of
United
Low
10
A
—•
Canada
55c
•
—
6%
Corp class A
Class B
United
Class
24
/
—
Fuel
9,000
1,040
6
United Steel,
'
—•
Upper Canada Mines Ltd—,_1
74q
Jun
Jan
9
AUS
Nov. 6 to Nov. 12 both
20. ...-Aug
7% Jan
26
16
95
32%
Jan
37
Feb
245
5
3%
Jan
5% July
Beath
4 Vi»
Jan
6
Apr
Brett
Jan
1.85
Sep
50
12
33
5
'
340
.
"■—>
4 >4
4>%
070
1.65
1.64
1.70
7,300
-
95c
class
A
•
6.50
6.60
2,664
4.40
Jan
I
21 tic
19c
23c
109,450
9%c
Jan
Waite-Amulet Mines, Ltd—
—■*
Walker-Gooderham & Worts'com,
*
4.80
4.80
5.15
3,462
3.40
Jan
' 57%
56 %
59
Vcrmllata
——l——-■
/Oils'.—U-'
-
Preferred
—.
—
Ltd
Preferred
%.—}
•
21
21%
22c
80
•
15
14%
15%
common
——
„
-
—
100
-
64
Jan
21% Aug
Jan
24c
Sep
Disher
Jan
91
Jun
Dominion
Feb
17
12
Coghtan
94
10
106
3c
3c
1,000
Winnipeg Electric
—_•'
common—
I%c May
5
5%
654
Preferred
—100
Wrlght-Hargreaves Mines
Vmir
Yankee
Girl
Gold
3Ta May
•
,
Mines
50
52
% 3.10
3.20
10c
10c
.
Ltd—"
10c/:
2.50
2,225 '
'
10
l%c
3,500
10
10
15
1.80
300
Nov
Oil
6%
Corp—_——!_•
4.%
4%
5
3,465
3
—
75
78
20
24
July
35c
35c
1,200
//'■
85c
Oct
Osisko Lake
4.20
Apr
Pend
Jan
4%
!
■
3,36
""«<
-
'■
24%
1.45
Jan
2.9c
3,500
6Va July
80
Jan
47c
Jun
Nov
6
Mar
175
10
Sep
14%
95
23
Nov
31
78c
Jan
%
Oct
Nov
3Va Mtty
Jan
4.
10
13
23
1.35
23%
Nov
July
1.75 Jun
16%
16 V2
200
15
—11—100
Feb
20
II
14
14
10
8
Apr
14
—_—L„•
-!
—
314c
3c
3?aC
3,500
16C
500
Z-II-1
25c
Sep
1.26
1.26
1.35
4,100
1.05
Jan
1.90
Jun
1
gc
9c
9%c
9,500
5 J%c
Jan
12c
Sep
—
—
Mines.—%~Ii
Oreille
4%
12%
I—I"
Mines
&
Metals
Temiskaming Mining Co
10%c Sep
;:
4%
-w_.
—
c..
35c
Jun
10
Jan
preferred——100
preferred———
Bridge
63
9
l%c
Jan
1.75
Steel
Selections
High
6% Mar
%c Mar
i go
Paper
Sand
Fraser Co v t
July
8% July
Mar
8c
1,200
Low
6%
lc
Z'
5c
Jan
20
190
50
3.10
■
Range Since January J
j
Foothills Oil & Gas
July
106
Jan
106
3c
5%
T
I—II—*
Shares
High
6%
"'"■■■
___i
—
——
Humberstone Shoe
WUtsey
of Prices
'■ :% Low
;
Dalhousie Oil Co Ltd
clc Havilland Aircraft.%L%—*
Oct
Jan
375
.
Consolidated
Consolidated
19c
280
:
ZZ
_
sales lists
Sales
for Week
5.80 Aug
19
2,250
75
1
Sep
Sep
7.25
36c
40
350
22c
—.
—
_
Western Canada
47
1,205
Flour' preferred——100
Wendigo Gold. Mines
Westons
6.10
—
Trethewey
Canada Vinegars—
Canadian Marconi
Ventures, Ltd.
saic price
P(ir
Son
Week's
Range
STOCKS—
&
Funds
inclusive, compiled from official
Friday
July
July
July
24
12
5
12
Apr
35c
6%
Canadian
High
Feb
6 %
277
33
x'V
Low
10
6Va
22 %
—12
25
Range Since January 1
High
55c58%c
:
Invest '"A"_———50
B
Shares
of Prices
par
Toronto Stock Exchangc-Cnrb Section
for Week
Range
Sale Price
.
Sales
Week's
*.
Fast
8TOCKS—
1971
„
16C
2%c
Jan
7%c
July
Nov
7c
Apr
May
OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKETS
'
flotations for Friday Nov. 13
Investing Companies
Bid
Par
Aeronautical Securities
l
AAmerex
Holding Corp
6.29
2.90
3.17
10
..
American Business Shares
3.10
Series
14.29
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc.—
12.39
1
Series
13.32
5
Series
3.54
Series
S-4
America——
of
Tr
100.50
5
—,-i
Fund
Canadian
Ltd—
13.63,
x3.05
3.60
*
27.40
■29,46
Fund
1
Chemical
100
Preferred
Commonwealth Invest——
—
——
mod———-——1
Scries ACC mod
;•
10
shares
B
ACommon
Cumulative Trust Shares.
D
-
5.15
19.70
28.63
Inc-
1.67
Fund—.—0
4.97
Industrial Fund,
Mutual Trust
First
Ind.LL—2
5.54
.14,10
\
19.39
5.19
•
Capital Corp_:—i—,—♦
29.98
—
-
General Investors Trust—
"
'••'1
*".'*•
..."
32.24
5.01:
1
•
5/40
6.15
6.77.
4.93
shares./.
21.02
City of New York
10.29
Connecticut General Life
10.77
-
-V
equipment—^!—
47%
13%
15%
17%.
19%
North
23 ?«
24%
35
37
Northeastern
40%
Northern
35%
Pacific
Fire
Pacific
Indemnity Co
x37%
33
55%
10
—
Fireman's Fd of San Fran
10
—5
•
6.96
X7.87
8.66
X7.01
7.72
1
xG.97
X9.77
———1_
—
10.74
Newark
Fire—
—.
Series 1958—i_
U S
27
29
n
New York
Bid
19
13.77
6.49
3.10
5.43
'
V
^
Republic Invest Fund—:„!_
44%
100
Selected Income
4.63
5.10
Sovereign Investors
6.41
7.05
Spencer Trask Fund——i_
7.42
State
—_—-
Administered
shares..—
slia-res^.'
6.75
—
Industrial Machinery shares-
5.73
■
•
6.31
,
5.59
St
'2%
Shares—i_.
97
36%
44%
46 %
Investment
»
Corpi.
_
4.95
5.45
ASeries
C—-
12.96
13.81
■«.
75.14
80.74
Bank
&
5.65
6.22
ASeries
D__^>—ii.__
'
Merchandise shares^.—
4.33
Mining shares-—
shares_%_———
5.87,
shares————
6.46
ASeries A
3.20
ASeries B—
3.83
sUares/'I'!!-—-• .•p'3.90
Stand Oil
4.77
•'
3.47
•Equipment- shares---.—
Trustee
•>
2.98
3.72
4.10
•Trusteed
Utility
4.16
4.59
Union
shares———.. *
Series.
AHuron
Holding Corp
Income
Foundation
14c
1
Fund
1.37
18.46
•
19.85
2.10
Incorporated Investors—_5
Independence Trust Shares
1.50
9.15
79c
Bank Group shares——;
1.19
23,31
A
Investors Fund C——.—1
11.21
11.47
AFirst
Blair
&
Co_—
Boston
Light 3s
Commodity Credit Corp—
tlVaYo
Feb 15,1945
u S
■
102?4
10?%;
Delaware
104%
104%
108 ?e
108%
100%
-—1953
1973
100.1
100,3
100.7
100.9
%%
1
%
100.8
100.10
17.58
1.55
16.87
..
i-
/
.
15, 1944
Sep 15, 1944
fSept. 15, 1944
Mar 15, 1945
_—
—'
'
Corp—..I—-10
100.21
3A%
99.31
100.18
100.20
1945
1%%
100.14
100.16
%%
99.22
99.24
%
99.31
1
1946
31%
33%
Trust
.12
90 >/4
35%
4%
100 1,250
.
5%
1 ,295
Bid
Public Service
1973
107
107 %
106%
106 %
104
104%
1972
107%
108%
1973
101%
101%
Pugct Sound Pow & Lt—
41%s
1972
1950
3%s
(Jacob)
vH/%
5s
"
Elec
& Gas—
;
—
Texas
Ask
(New Hampshire)
3%s series A—
Util
3%s
100.1
100.1
Int. Rate
Maturity—
iDec 15, 1946——
*Sep 15, 1947
Certificates of
1%%
Bid
.
.
100.26
100.16
100.18
*■■■
b0.25
b0.48
bo.67
i%s May 1,1944—. bo.66
!%s Aug. 1, 1944————~ ' b0.76
t ToS Sept. 1,
1944
b0.77
!%s Oct. 1, 1944
b0.78
J%S Dec 1, 1943—t%s Feb 1, 1944
j7/(1S
Apr 1
Ask
100.24
lVa%
Indebtedness———
—
1944
United States Treasury
Rates
Ask
Cqrp—
.1^,
1944
100.2
100.4
0.45«
0.65'
0.64'
0.74'
0.75'
1,1944
100.4
100,7
18, 1943——
Nov.
26, 1943——
Dec.
105%"
107%
106%
106'%'
Pnnsma
130
131%
182%
.
Issuei
' y
Onna) 3s,
L
1961
s
are
bO.37
0.32%
bO.37
0.33%
0.33.%
1944_
bO.37
Jan. 20,
1944—
bO.37
Jan,
27,
1944—
bO.375
0,35%
1943—
b0.37
0.32%
Feb.
3,
1944—
bO.375
0.35%
1943
b0.37
0.32%
Feb
10,
1944—
b0.375 0.35%
Dar
value
s
Odd
lot
sales,
0.30%
subject
to
all
Federal taxes
Jan.
13,
0.34%
price,
d Deferred delivery,
r Canadian market,
x-Ex-dividend. y Ex-rights,
tin default.
tThese
net furnished 1A' sponsor or issuer
b Yield
Cash sale—not included in range for year.
bonds
Ask
1943.
1944.....
0.32%
9,1943
23,
6,
0.32%
16,
•No
30,
Jan.
bO.3 7
Dec.
Dec.
0.28%
b0.37
b0.37
1943——
Dec
105%
107%
2,
Bills
Rid
Dec.
b0.37
Nov.
0.70'
at purchase
Ask
Treasury bills—
Housing Authority—i
Feb
quoted are for discount
Bid
3s——^1,-1947
53%
509
21%
3s_——1-1948
195fi-194B;_„—L
100.19
Ask
%%
JMar 15,
U S Conversion
1.
Bid
Int. Rate
Jun
tMar 15,
U S Conversion
Mfav
46 %
199
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32ds of a point
Maturity—
tDec. 15, 1945
15.34
105 Lj
3a
36%
Quotations For U. S. Treasury Botes
%
104%
-
103%
1
105,i
1956-1946
103
IV»%
104
——
1,
Trust
South Carolina
(Indnma)—•
1944
104
1955-1945
—300
City Bank——12%
York
100%
debs
1943
103! 2
Jan.
& Co Inc
Ruppert
Lt 3s.—1973
Light 31/4S__1973
Power &
Power &
15,
31/4S
3s
102%
102%
Dec
1%
1% % notes
Other
51?-e
Ask
102
102%
Mar 15,
1
-
-——Apt
<«
43%
United States Trust
5.84
102 iV
—
33%
„20
1,450
7.97
4s .1964-1944———
1955-1945
_25
Co coin—20
preferred
UP)
3.05
13%
100 1,445
Manufactures Trust
Conv
2.97
12%
_10
1,410
Powei^3%S—1968
Calif Elec
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
1946-1944——
—L100
—
86 ?4
77c
Bid
tlfe
Guaranty Trust
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
Lawyers Trust
155
33%
21.13
15.60
Ask
100.7
•
■Ask
Bid
140
25
24.49
16.08
.
1
Reconstruction Finance
100.5
100
New
.1963
Obligations Of Governmental Agencies
Bid
Trust
Title Guarantee &
5.34
—
Banking
Corporations
1.08
Par
Fulton
West
Investment
21.44
Gas
Public Service
10.03
America—_10
of
33? 8
Public Nat'l Bank & Trust—17%
7:29
Shares A
—,
Insurance Group shares—'—.
74
18%
19.33
——i
U S El Lt & Pwr
88c
69
31%
10
77
68c
i__
Wellington Fund—
Aviation Group .shares—.
51
Recent Bond Issues
Atlanta
43 c
Stock Fund B-L——
B
48%
46%
23.75
series A—__
Union Preferred Stock Fund
•2.37
Ltd-r-
4.83
37%
6.08
.25c
Fund
C
.Union
_10o
Common
Securities
26c
Inc
67%
4.68
35%
B^nk ShS-4-
B
Series
•
37%
129
64%
-100
—
8
17?
5.48
Industry Shares-t_ .25C
Bond
100
3?/4s series E
1
Class B——:
4.30
Tobacco shares——
Bank
National
2%s
2.04
_-i_. ;—1
Trusteed Amer
123?i
73
—
2.14
Sharesf_ii_.
50%
55%
23
U S Fire
National
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line-—
;
40
43%
Trust—10
Exchange Bank & Trust.20
Empire Trust
'—50
Iowa
2.17
i_.
-
230
220
100
—
Bid
6.3G
Super Corp of Amer AA_i_ -Ill
Stand Invest Shs-i-
Low Price Shares
.
48%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co„2
Morgan
9.70
5.75
Trustee
5.08
100%.
34%
10
3.96
i_ .—1
Investing
92
^13.55
—
Continental
First
■
Selected Amer Shares—i
46%
87
10
-
3.71
3.59
100
-
88.88
8.90
•'
1
23%
306
3.41
87.12
Trust
49
5.90
—10
Ask
20 Vi
Commercial National Bank &
12.81
28
21%
296
City Banks & Trust Cos.
Par
Co.—10
Chemical Bank & Trust
44
Shares—^.L .100
,''';
38%
X26
-.10
-02?<j
16%
Z 7
a
1
Chase National Bank
2.13
5?
Standard Accident
Travelers
Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20
2=00
....10
U S Guarantee-
-
"2.50
Plymouth Fund Inc_10c.!.•
Putnam (Geo) Fund——_I— l
15%
60 %
29%
2
Westchester Fire
Brooklyn Trust
1
14%
47
Bank of New York,.
Bankers Trust
"2'.5(i
Seourlty New HavenSpringfield Fire & Marine
98 ?4
5.92
;
44 ? i
36 Va
30%
X5.37
—-i— 1 \
Seaboard Surety—
10
.,
Fire-
44
Steel
1956-^—__—„_i— 1
19%;
(NY)
Paul Fire & Marine
93%
Bank of the Manhattan
Series
St
27%
8
6.52
Series. 1955
Revere
49 Vi
10
Fire
xo.92
•Series 1953
29
10
88%
15%
...
(Texas)
Home
4.59
38%
Republic
Hartford Steamboiler Inspect.„10
7.67
'i"
13%
62%
-
6.40
North Amer Bond Trust ctfs
North Amer Trust shares}"",
Reinsurance Corp
8%
—8
10.29
-Li.——
91%
(Paul)
48%
84%
Providence^Washington
42
5
93
110%
46 %
..-.3
17%
,
08%
—
Preferred Accident
66'%
r
5
%
105%
46%
Ins. com.
X4.16
-
Phoenix
12.50
27
——
—
Hartford
-
4
10
preferred
American—
Hanover
43%
River
12%
—5
—
X3.36
•
—
59%
145
Fire
87%
5
X5.81
;
Railroad
:•
62 %
t
:li.
slock
9.10
3s
33%
44 %
10
XG.32
•
—
8.10
Food shares
x
31%
5.85
40
9.21
Electrical Equipment
4s
—10
139
X8.37
stock
New Brunswick
—3
10
2nd
29%
—10
20
Great
8 %
196
27%
York
Federal
9.90
7%
186
Casualty- —2
Hampshire Fire
5
Globe & Republic—*
Globe & Rutgers Fire
60 %
New
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Glens Falls Fire
57%
8%
New
1.30
of
5%
24 %
22%
Continental Casualty
Firemen's
7%
4%
21%
Union Fire
New Amsterdam
87%
5.60
3
7.10
2.81
4
'
20%
100
Fire
Employees Group
Employers Reinsurance
X9.00
Scudder, Stevens <Si Clark
Fund, Inc_
Co
Camden
2.47
-
Y
(Detroit) —10
10
Boston
4.39
Railroad equipment—^
•■r
x82%
N
49%
10
8.60
5.82
6.10
Investment
25
?4
8
Fire Assn of PJaila—
Oils
:
7
2Va
&
5
73 Va
46%
—20
8.60
6.90
Institutional
National
—
Merch
6%
70
—_a
43
X7.87-
6.14
Steel
617.'i
40%
X5.28
6.27
RR
59%
10
f
5.58
Petroleum
25
Automobile
Baltimore American
Corn
shares——
Railroad
Surety
5.99
89.60
37.30
1.17
—.1—
—
Quarterly Inc
shares——^
bond
American
National Fire——
National Liberty
6.57
1
Inc— V
5.54
General
16%
3.40
l
Chemical shares
Fully
15 %
9.85
_*
Building shares—i-—,
Aviation-
10
;
——
'
Automobile
Reserve—
'
Group Securities—
Agricultural
American
:
21.24
4.47
B
3.96
Casualty
12.38
Metals
4.23
General
Ins
National
11.49
Machinery
1.84
3.55
Invest
Fire
16%
Franklin
Chemical
17.98
Fundamental Trust Shares A„2
Fundamental
Monarch
14%
Bank
30.78
.
9.08.,
Slxares A—1
Foundation Trust
57%
10
General Reinsurance Corp—8
Gibraltar Fire & Marine
—10
Building supply.
•30%.
16.70
Fixed Trust Shares Ajl——10
54%
Re-Insurance
6.73
Automobile
12.36
29%"
Financial
Fire
2Va
American
6.90
Agriculture
21.15
>11:95
1
•
Mfrs
American of Newark
9.43
4.54
Insurance
1
Equity Corp $3 conv pfd-;
Fidelity Fund Inc
10%
12.70
9.57
':
England Fund
1.25'
Equitable Invest Corp (Mass)_5
Merchant Fire Assur
12 ?«
6.08
York Stocks
5.85
1.13
'—I
Fund-—'-—'
20 Vb
12%
Equitable-
5
10
5%
Fidelity & Casualty_5
5.81
Electrical
Stock
18%
8%
American
4.09
series-—
New
•.
>
Eaton & HowardBalanced Fund———
11%
—20
—
American
Aviation
25c
—
10%
Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
±
•.
2.60
—
-
Dividend Shares
Maryland
7.32
.
"■•.3.45
——1
C;:w^
>•
,
.
Jersey Insurance of N ¥
Knickerbocker
23%
6.66
20.08
18.57*
_—1
Diversified Trustee Shares— ','.:
81
21%
19.55
Securities— «'•••
New
4.48 4
•
Delaware Fund—
40%
35
77%
Bankers & Shippers
Preferred stock series
33%
37%
33%
pLow priced bond series-!
'<
15%
83%
10
':h
Ask
13%
81%
10
7.82
Fund-!
1
Fpnd Inc_/_„10
Bid
—10
25
Alliance
3.99
2d
Low priced stock commdn
Bond series
1
31%
Fire
Insur Co of North America- —10
Agricultural
36.55
voting shares—25c
Income
■
18.36
Security Series—l;Z'-ZZ
29 %
P»?
Homestead
Vz
American
87.81
He
series B shares-!
(Md)
111%
•
Invest
(Colo)
56
24.67
5.46
i
1
National Investors Corp__i
National
v
•
r
'
preferred-^—100
A73>
Mutual
37
2.7%
1.19 >•
Insurance—
Investors
Nation-Wide
2.56 t
%
preferred———100
Forster
4.79
Fund
Mary/and Fund Inc—_v_i
Mass Investors Trust—-!
2.56
& Forster common—10
A8%
&
•
2.14
2.14
*
—1
A Crura
Crura
"
Life
54
3.57
Looinls Sayies Mut Fund-/
*
Loomis Sayies Sec Fund_^
10
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—
Common
___10c
Mass
__iq
Aetna
A«k
143 '-3
11.53
_i-
^
Knickerbocker
2.26
1
1 %'
Accumulative series—-———1
AA
145
■;
4.41
1 % 35
Consol Investment Trust
Series
2, 250
140
1
Corporate Trust Shares
Scries AA-
10.07
9.31 v
com.—100 2,150
Securities
14.94
1
Century Shares Trust—.
Christiana
16.66
27.73
-•
1
—
Ltd
Fund
Inv
104.69
15.49-
24.65
American Casualty
Bid
135%
10
22.44
S-3—
Fund Inc
16.76
Surety-
Aetna
8.65
4
Inv
9.30
:
16.70
414
Bond-
Bullock
K-2
3%
Broad Street Invest Co Inc__—5
18.92
15.28
I
1
Industry Shares--
Boston
K-l
———
—5
10
Basic
27.91
17.25
;■
B-3
Series S-l_—
Series
S-2
preferred
A6%>
25.43
Par
Aetna Casual &
B-4
Series
Bankers Nat Investing—
A Common
29.07
8.47
B-2
Series
Scries
;;
6"/«
3%
27.77
B-l—
Scries
3.40
13.17
Ask
Keystone Custodian Funds-
23%
22%
1
Foreign luvesting.lOc
Assoc Stand Oil Shares—
2
American
Bid
Par
6.84
IV4
Affiliated Fund Inc
Insurance Companies
Ask
AQuotations
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1972
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Monday. November 15, 1943
Capital Flotations in the United States During the Month of October
and for the Ten Months of the Calendar Year 1943
Of the October
Corporate capital issues for the month of October,
were the largest of any month since June, 1942, the
aggregate amounting to $127,335,693.
The activity in
1943,
field
this
followed
immediately
new
total, $40,673,226, or 31.9% represented
and $86,662,467, or 68.1% was for refunding
The trend of the market towards refunding
purposes.
issues
has
continued
month
Type of
Security
Dated
Aug
successful
Third War Loan drive which got under way Sept. 9 and
continued into the early part of October.
Public utility
issues predominated with most of the offerings going for
refunding purposes.
Total utility issues amounted to
$49,812,500; railroads aggregated $27,929,000, while other
month without inter¬
ruption since the first quarter of this year.
There was only one issue placed privately in
October,
250,000,
industrial and manufacturing
9.4%
4
the
tion
was
stock.
common
The
nia
industrial combination of debentures
one
.
principal utility issues
Electric
shares of
Power
514%
Co,
first
and 40,000
bills
preferred stock, $15,000,000
Light Co. first mortgage and collat¬
eral trust 3s and 40,000 shares of 4%, preferred stock
and $7,500,000 Atlanta Gas Light Co. first mortgage 3s
and 20,000 shares of 414%
preferred stock.
Railroad
issues were made up of $15,000,000 Illinois Central RR.
2y2% equipment trust certificates and $12,929,000 Phila¬
delphia Baltimore & Washington RR. general mortgage
3s.
The principal industrial issues were $20,000,000 P.
Lorillard Co. 20-year 3% debentures and 374,391 shares
of common stock, aggregating $5,241,474, and
150.000
shares of $4 preferred stock of McKesson & Robbins,
Inc., totaling $15,000,000.
CORPORATE
1,005,236,000
906,813,000
1,002,333,000
905,310,000
989,000,000
2
Ctfs.
of
indebted...
1,559,000,000
aggregating $14,-
Aug
1
Aug
10.1%
or
This compares with five issues
of the month's
Below
October
total
Savings
%Y.
January...-.—....
5,179,816,000
2,425,749,980
904,992,000
96 887,000
Treas.
bills
1,004, 913,000
908,689,000
96 224,000
Treas.
bills
1,008, 342,000
1,000,489,000
91
day Treas.
bills
1,005 381,000
30
1,006,051,000
670,000
91
day
bills
1,002 901,000
1,005,718,000
2 817,000
15
7/a %
indcb.
4,120 000,000
Sep
15
Sep
15
Sep
1
Sep
Treasury Bonds
Treasury Bonds
U. S. Savings Bds.
Depositary Bonds
Sep
Tax
day Treas.
9
91
day
16
91
day
23
Sep
Sep
Treas.
ctfs.
of
for
5,260 000,000
91
day Treas.
Oct
14
91
day
Oct
21
91
Oct
28
91
day
bills
New Capital
Total
Refunding
$
$
$
Y :/
4,825,939,000
1,006,931,000
1.003,063,000
Treas.
bills
1,004,964,000
1,001,159,000
3,805,000
day Treas.
bills
1,000,798,000
1,003,709,000
t2,911.000
Treas.
1,008,064,000
Oct
15
Ctfs.
of
indebted.-
Ctfs.
of
indebted...
1,963,427,000
Sep
15
75,609,3\5
118,294,42*
227,012,100
86,634,370
115,287,655
143,238,764
351,952,885
186,112,817
617,987,420
20,784,940
74,902,000
95,686,940
18,527,000
39,469,665
107,180,735
63,874,177
197,102,123
quarter
113,390,374
204,307,159
$
44,743,680
73,364,291
103,841,600
5,806,500
115,641,003
109,648,100
95,812,568
125,811,993
76,827,430
61,685,570
138,513,000
79,404,976
215,458,248
294,863,224
277,783,033
86,019,070
363,802,103
263.287,476
413,763,681
486,497,154
229,257,834
715,754,988
380,373,444
—
19,174,700
65,579,800
84,754,500
27,509,976
32,719,350
60,229,326
47,069,170
—
22,403,704
79,311,000
101,714,704
58,600,000
6,018.000
64,618,000
9,875,000
55,165,000
65,040,000
28,445,586
30,436,500
58,882,086
251,509,204
<114,555,562
69,173,850
183,729,412
408,736,626
September
Third quarter..
57,687,000
1,127,794*000
51,453,404
.
200,055,800-
1,626,007.000
1,708,163^250
30,208,500
30,208,500
460,690,000
460,690,000
„
Antic'n Notes.
for
October
12,573,270,750
$
275,687,665
194,260,627
150,476,205
July
August—.;
1,578,537,000
57,687,000
Bds.
Tax
Total
328,616,342
for
ten
7.159,658,000
5,413,612,750
months____100,425,411,764 39,683,336,000 60,742.075,764
•intra-government
1913
Total
for
six
417,673,232
611,933.859
Retired
Y-Y-
$
months—
Net Issued
Y'-;.:."
$:
V $
6,966,487,000
5,127,196,000
38,000,000
566,347,00.0
90,000
37,910.000
19,013,000
547,334,000
604,347,000
19,103,000
585,244,000
;
Notes
1.035,660,652 1,416,034,096
Total
for
86,628,380
133,697,550
327,402,743
74.427,157
401,829,900
161,391,300
195,656,013
July
Certificates
34,264,713
Notes
322,446,837
financing
Issued
1,839,291,000
JulyCertificates
Second
Savings
5,245.000
'
r
.
1,963,427,666
1,626,007,000
1,127,794,000
1.708,163,250
Y.YYY'::YV..;-'YY
28,620,611
—
S.
,/cy.Y Yy.Y
260,976,300
90,916,785
"
29.999,425
MayJune
U.
Depositary Bonds
146,650,400
97,114,003
:
1
804,100,237
79,085,120
208,714,121
Treasury Bonds _Y
201,922,025
18,900,500
118,900,457
Treasury Bonds Y,
Treasury Bonds Y
15
273,561,870
39,209,300
56,708,875
47,829,228
15
Sep
Total
46,549,770
13,195,000
71,071,229
Sep
3,868,000
1,002,819,000
1,578,537,000
15
17,640,404,619
Total
$
1,865,000
quarter.
Refunding
99, 365,500
22,466,343,619
Oct
52,928.677
85,128,964
95,390,457
Capital
2,259 996,000
bills
Oct
$
72,920,126
38,447,228
New
1,926 566,119
Oct
Date)
158,049,090
10,315,000
56,943,229
April—
Total
$
7,517,000
—:-
First
Refunding
5,260 ,000.000
3,777 000,000
99, 365,500
2,259, 996,000
September
7
4,120 ,000,000
1,926, 566,119
_
Total
7 853,000
3,777, 000,000
:
Antic'n Notes.,
Oct
*1911
11,330.000
March
to
22,235,000
1,001, 879,000
of
—*1942
2,798,000
February
(Revised
213.470.400
7,605,565,980
...
91
Sep
present a tabulation of figures since -^Janu¬
showing the different monthly amounts of
corporate financing as revised to date. Further revisions
of the 1943 figures will
undoubtedly be necessary from
time to time, particularly as additional
private financing
is brought to light in annual
reports and other places.
1941
801,732,586
bills
2
Sep
we
1943, 1942 AND
97,023,000
1,559,000,000
22,235,000
213,470,400
_
Notes
August..
98,423,000
989,000,000
801,732,580
Bds.
Antic'n
Sep
1941,
ary,
S.
Depositary Bonds
,
Tax
Sep
when $10,899,995 was
$16,589,990 compares
with $20,530,382 in September and
$38,075,880 in October,
1942.
The October, 1943, figures are exclusive of the
Philadelphia (Pa.) bond exchange program.
Of the
month's total $5,364,190 was for new money and
$11,225,800 for refunding.
'Y,;;
3
The
U.
,
Total for
month since April, 1933,
any
recorded.
1943
New Capital
99,852,000
bills
BY MONTHS
FIGURES
906,987,000
bills
Oct
OF
104,0x4,000
indebted..
amounting to $12,929,000,
August—
YY
Total
731.183,463
303,000,000
-
for
463,343,276
665,272,885
601,052,716
298,431,684
899,484,400
789,110,070
40,673,226
86,662,467
127,335,693
2,434,300
43,845,700
46,280,000
103,661,200
97,050,220
November..
200,711,420
6,679.000
13,330,876
20.209.876
89,427,250
42,384,100
December-
66,328,990
81,046,000
80,002,863
59,061,554
139,064,417
Total
Fourth
quarter-
23,830,310
123,705,566
147,535,876
273,091,313
198,495,874
471,587,187
624,883,026
147,691,000
461,768,000
11,077,000
450,691,000
October—
Twelve months.
11,077,000
131,811,350
14,717,010
303,000.000
158,768,000
August.—.
201,929,609
1,358,107,489 2,147,217.559
SeptemberCertificates
October—
>
_Y
32,000,000
422,137,250 1,047,020,276
1,062,201,383 1,556,603,363 2,618,804,746
>
for
31.800.000
515,885,000
t221,536,000
326,349,000
September
200,000
294,349,000
Notes
Certificates
•
516,085,000
1189,736,000
11,070.000
123,154,000
<
Notes
28,000,000
___Y
28.000,000
134,224,000
•Revised.
Total for October...
Date
Treasury Financing in October
The
Secretary of the Treasury announced on Oct. 6
exchange offering of securities to holders of 314%
an
Treasury Bonds of 1943-45 called for payment
on
Oct. 15
Amount
Applied for
162,224,000
11,070,000
151,154,000
8,521,175,000
5,684,531,000
2,836.644,000
Amount
Accepted
Total
Offered
Dated
Aug 27
Sep
1
Sep
2
91 days
1,177,631,000
1,001,879.000
99.905
♦0.375
Sep
9
91 days
1,281,212,000
Due
Y
'.-.:
$
Price
Yield
%
Y:
for
ten
months.^..
♦Comprise sales of special series certificates and
notes; certificates
to Adjusted Service Certificates Fund
and Unemployed Trust Fund,
sold
and
notes
to
Federal Old
Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Account,
Fund, Foreign
Service
Retirement
Fund,
Alaska Railroad Retirement Fund, Postal
Government Life Insurance Fund, National Service
1,004,913,000 I 99.905
•0.375
of Series
Sep
10
Sep
16
91 days
1,535,294,000
1,008,342,000
99.905
♦0.374
D-1943, maturing Nov. 1, 1943.
2%% Treasury Bonds
Treasury Bonds of 1951-53 were of¬
fered in exchange for the 314% Treasury Bonds of 1943-
Sep
17
91 days
1,498,766,000
1,005,381,000
99.906
♦0.374
Canal Zone Retirement
Fund,
Sep
24
Sep 23
Sep 30
99.905
♦0.375
Savings
and
to holders of Certificates
of Indebtedness
of 1964-69 and 2%
Holders of Certificates of Indebtedness of Series D-
45.
1943, maturing Nov. 1, 1943,
Indebtedness
of
Series
offered Certificates of
were
F-1944, with
adjustment of
interest as of Oct. 15.
At the same time the Secretary
announced the offering of an additional
$1,500,000,000
or
thereabouts, of the 2% bonds of 1951-53 and also a
an
91
days
1,337,648,000
1,002,901,000
S 9-0 2
Sep
15
11 mths.
4,120,000,000
S 9-0 2
Sep
Sep
15
8-10 yrs.
5,260,000,000
4,120,000,000 100
5,260,000,000 100
2
15 20-26 yrs.
3,777,000,000
3,777,000,000 100
Sep
1-30 Sep
1 10-12 yrs.
Sep
1-30 Sep
12 years
99,365,500
Sep
1-30 Sep
2 years
2,259,996,000
Civil
Service
Retirement
System,
2Vst
S 9-0 2
Total
for
1,926,566,119
September—...,-:
1,926,566,119
Life
%
a
b
Savings
Fund, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation,
& Loan Insurance Corporation,
tNet retired.
and
a
99,365,500 100
2,259,996,000 100
Insurance
Federal
;Y-
2
Details Of New Capital Flotations
Y
22,466,343,619
During October, 1943
Oct
1
Oct
7
91 days
1,239,489,000
1,006, 931,000
99.90&
of
Oct
8
Oct
14
91 days
1,185,062,000
1.004, 964,000
99.905
•0.375
F-1944, for cash to commercial banks for their
Oct
15
Oct
21
91 days
1,413,861,000
1,000, 798,000
99.905
♦0.375
Oct
22
Oct
28
91 days
1,286,529,000
1,008, 064,000
99.905
♦0.375
con¬
Oct
6
Oct
15
11Va
ms.
5,386,065,000
100
by the Treasury last month.
Sales of Savings
Bonds, Depositary Bonds and Tax Anticipation Notes
1,578, 537,000
Oct
6
Oct
;5
IIV2
ms.
1,963,427.000
1,963, 427,000
100
Oct
6
Sep T5 21-26yrs.
57,687,000
57, 687,000
100
Oct
"6
Sep
15
8-10 yrs.
6
Sep
15
8-10 yrs.
like
of
amount
Series
account.
own
%%
This
Certificates
the only
was
of
Indebtedness
special financing
ducted
credited
cluded
to
in
the
the
Third
War Loan
following
Treasury in its statement
in
tabulation
as
of
TREASURY
Date
Offered
Due
S
1,626,,007,000
100
chase
price
1.127,,794.000
100
2
loans
($10,515,000 >.
the
1,708. 163,250
a
a
according to
Oct
1-31 Oct
12 years
30,208,500
30, 208,500 100
2
Oct
1-31
2 years
460,690,000
by
Total
Jun
July
30
for
six
July
months—
:
Price
Y: Y:
%
[
49,746,876,044
1.175,078,000
1,001,757,000
99.904
♦0.375
,92 days
1,344,535,000
1,000,411,000
99.904
♦0.374
July 16
July 21
92 days
1,520,429,000
1.003,796,000
99.905
♦0.374
July 28
92 days
1,373,786,000
1,002,819,000
99.904
♦0.374
July 12 4 yr.2
July 1-30 July
1
July 1-30 July
for
10-12 yrs.
19543,543.500
889,690,821
12 years
July 1-30 July
Total
mo.
a
lVa
Y
414,032,550 100
\
b
for
ten
months...
&
100,425,411,764
♦Average rate on
bank discount basis,
a
4
92
days
1,408,809,000
1,005,720,000
99.904
days
1,431,223,000
1,006,839,000
99.904
♦0.374
Aug 13
Aug 19
91
days
1,420,407,000
1,005,236,000
99.905
♦0.375
Aug 20
Aug 26
92
days
1,277,910,000
1,002,333,000
99.904
♦0.374
July 22
Aug
2
1 year
5,484,000,000
989,000,000 100
July 22
Aug
2
1 year
1,559,000,000
1.559,000,000 100
%
% Y
Aug 1-30 Aug
110-12 yrs.
Aug 1-30 Aug
12 years
22,235,000
22,235,000 100
2
Aug 1-30 Aug
2 years
213,470,400
213,470,400 100
b
A-1945
and
series
B, about 0.48%
inated
June
C-1945.
and
22,
Series
series C,
A
earn
about
1.92%
a
year,
about 1.07%, Sales of tax series
A
to
3%
Inc.; Otis & Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; A. C,
Inc.; The Illinois Co. of. Chicago; L. F. Roths¬
Co.; Graham, Parsons & Co.; 'stifel, Nicolas &
a
&
Inc.;
Co.;
Equitable
term¬
1943.
Securities
Hornblower
&
Hutchinson
Lowber
Stokes
&
Morrow
series
&
and
Co.,
♦12,929,000 Philadelphia,
Co.;
Hlrsch,
Corp.;
Weeks;
&
First
F.
S.
of-
Lilienthal
Michigan
Yantls
&
Corp.;
Co.,
The
First
Cleveland
Co.;
Walter
Weil
&
Stokes
&
Arnold.
Co.;
Watkins,
\
Baltimore &
Washington RR. gen. mtge. 3%.
bonds, series E, due Oct, 1, 1978.
Purpose, refunding.
Price, par and int.
Sold privately to Equitable Life As¬
surance
Society of the United States.
OF FUNDS
,
Total Amount
Security
Dated
Accepted
Refunding
s
months—
New
v.
Indebtedness
x
$
/
49,746,876,044 19,101,944,000 30/644,932,044
$27,929 000
PUBLIC
;
%,$7,500
000
UTILITIES
'
Atlanta Gas
a
July
7
92 day
Treas.
July 14
92 day
Treas.
bills
1.000, 411,000
803,925,000
July 21
92 day
Treas.
bills
1,003, ,796,000
905,584^000
bills
July 28
92
July 12
Treasury
July
IT. S. Savings Bds.
1
day Treas. bills
July
Depositary
July
Tax
Notes
.
Bonds-
Antic'n
Notes
1,001 ,'757,000
1,002, ,819,000
804,717,000
197,040,000
Light Co. 1st mtgfc. bonds 3% series due 1963.
refunding.
Price, 101.45 and int.
Offered by
Y
Purpose,
?Y
Y
:'1 Y
Shields & Co.; White, Weld & Co..; Kidder, Peabody &
Co '
W. Pressprich & Co.; A, C. Allyn and Co., Inc.;
■
,
196,486,000
98,212,000
,
,
Y
Bear,
Sons;
901,753,000
101,066,000
2,707, ,264,000
2,707,264,000
889, 690,821
889,690,821
-f.
13, 585,000
13,588,000
414, 032,550
414,032,550
Total
for
July...
-
Stearns
thony & Co.;
Putnam
& Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Tucker, An¬
Laurence M. Marks & Co.; Alex. Brown &
&
Co.; Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath;
Mitchum, Tully &
Co.,
and
Weeden
&
Co.,
Inc.
16,000,000 California Electric Power Co. 1st mtge. bonds, 3 '/a % series
due
1968.
Purpose, refunding.
Price, 103'/a and int.
Offered by Dillon, Read & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co..
Inc.;
Bankamerica
Bosworth
Co.
7.605,565,980
0.75%
&
♦0.374
92
1
from
Y
Aug.
Aug 12
August
yield
by Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc.; Wertheim & Co.; Blair
Atwill & Co.;
Cruttenden & Co.; Gregory & Son, Inc.;
Mullaney, Ross & Co.; Nashville Securities Co.; Newburger
Hano; Singer, Deane & Scribner; Stix & Co.; Edward
a
12-year maturity, are sold at' 100, and bear 2V2% Interest,
Comprised of six separate issues, designated Treasury notes of tax
series, A-1943, tax series B-1943, series A-1944, series B-1944, series
b
Total"for six
July 30
Total for
to
Offered
Dempsey-Detmer & Co.;
have
$
801,732,580
Priced
maturity.
Rollins & Sons,
Inc.;
Corp.; Kebbon McCormick & Co.; Schwabacher &
Co.; Alfred O'Gara
& Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; E. W. Thomas &
Co., Inc.;
Comprised of three sepa¬
series, of which series E have 10-year maturity, are sold on a
discount basis at 75, and yield 2.90%; series F have a 12-year matur¬
ity, are sold on a discount basis, at 74, and yield 2.53%; and series G
a
rate
Type of
8,033,355,371
801,732,580
Co.,
McMaster
2
Aug
6
E. H.
child
a
13,585,000 100
i
&
12,573,270,750
„
USE
13,585,000
414,032,550
2 years
Jul}'
2,707,264,000 100
889,690,821
:i>YY'^
100
Inc.;
Co.,
July 23
27
YY
%
Yield
July 14
Jun
•;
1943
9
;
460, 690,000
:,Y
Allyn & Co.,
92 days
7
Oct
for October—
Total
Accepted
S
2,/s>%
equipment" trust certificates
serially 1944-1951.
Purpose, pay pur¬
of equipment ($4,485,000), to refinance RFC
1,127,794,000
2
v
RR.
due
1,708,163,250
Amount
-.Y V:
Central
"W,"
1 10-12 yrs.
FINANCING DURING
Applied for
Illinois
Series
Va
of the month.
the close
Amount
Dated
$15,000,000
7«
2
Years)
RAILROADS
1-31 Oct
Total
STATES
Five
%
Oct
are
We give below our
customary tabulations;
UNITED
5,530,856,500
Long-Term Bonds and Notes (Issues Maturing Later Than
Oct
shown
as
♦0.375
in¬
November
8,033,355,371
3,415,979,000
:•
901, <06,000
of
for
convertible
Delaware Power &
SUMMARY
$ V
1,005,720,000
1,006,839,000
Ctfs.
600,000, or 14.2% in April; $32,800,000, or 34.3% in
March; $8,500,000, or 36.3% in February; and $9,500,000,
or 92.1% in January.
Municipal financing, which has been on the decline
for several months, reached the lowest ebb in October
and
-
3V2S
mortgage
bills
Indebtedness
or 21.9% of the September total, $9,650,000, or
in August; $29,412,000, or 34.6% in July; $29,450,000, or 23.4% in June; $1,770,000; or 2.4% in May; $13,-
$16,000,000 Califor¬
were
Aug 12
Aug 19
Aug 26
$
2
total.
$48,094,combina¬
offerings of bonds and preferred stock issues. There
also
by
Refunding
Aug
Aug
this
issues footed up
The utility deals were for the most part
143.
New
Accepted
92 day Treas.
92 day Treas.
91 day Treas.
92 day Treas.
Aug
after
Total Amount
.
$
money
4,617,376,371
of
Miller
Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Boettcher and Co.;
Chaunte, Loughbridge & Co.; The First Trust
Lincoln.
&
Co.;
Neb.;
Garrett-Bromfield
Hornblower & Weeks;
(Continued
on page
W.
1978)
&
E.
Co.;
Hayden,
Hutton
&
Co.;
1
<
2
O
c
H
B
C
3
a
M
o
o
g
w
a
a
o
>
a
Cn
>
o
>
n
a
a
o
o
r
w
K>
ft®
n>
00
HH
to
cr
»TJ
VO
H-l
)—i
CO
to
Total
0 0 3,274, 59
$ 17,24 0
r_■i.
-193
Refundi g 157,431 8
~~
Total'. .
17, 1459 510.9 ,0 52.48059 1,50,0 742,1058
3,25a
42,925
235,09 0 10,3 .264 1,50,0
157,4 063
$
40,37 2
9,20 , 0 148.57,0
6,40 , 0
~
Refundi g 147,051 8
3,10 , 0
*
3,"40~6O 729,420 6~250,6od
$
-193
840, 0 6,250, 0 17,240
•
157,4318
Y
i
v-g.*•(«, a■.
v--■7«»-
*
•
•.
Capit l
$
New
.
Total
13,85 62 3720,75 3,274,59
Capitl 21,5305 9,87,0 16,32075
47,2810
-V:
$
New
146,270
$
Refundi g 96,250 2 80 , 0
207 5,0
36 ,90
531,250
~
I_48,l60
New
$
Total
97,05 20 34,82 0 35,41 501 167,28 1
~
•
8,67 ,350
31,650
1,50 , 0 21,530 5
Refundi g 4,0 ,0 73,85 20 15,960 340, 0 2,056,0
Refundi g 43,610 184,70
43,8570 30,645.0 12,36519 86,5 891
$
~
1 9,0 0
Capitl
2,315,30
2,43 , 0
New
Total
$
v-V
-1943
CORPATE,
127,35693 56,920 16,589 0 20,84563
Refundi g 59,2860 2^36X87
Capit l
New
SOUM AFRY
92,579.0 28.41750 6,34,193
"•
$
GONREUPFWI
86, 2467 46,0 0 1.2580 143,98267
3,2804 1,048.63 6,34,193
:_*•
',.
CIOSTURNPHIEAED
25,710689 28,14 98
40,67326
6,250, 0
157,4 063
6,057,0 5 :01 .580
427, 50
020
L
4,59
13,69 120 50, 80 207,34.50 5,0 0 31,5970
1,09 ,780 7,59750 26,197 50 15.28,0 5,894,05
16,28420
921,275
3,42,459 20, 973 6
Total
$
L
36 ,90
427, 50
148,10
1,09780 9,0570 47,2810
vf
50.8
80 ,0 0
96,250 2
80 ,0
1,540 460. 0 214,0 10. ,0 50,2780
12 ,275
9,50 , 0 31,25 0 2, 0 , 0
825,0 0
12,70 0 20,71 420
15,960 340, 0 2,056 0
97,05 20
2,70 0 53,6 420 21,39.0 6,240.5 750, 0 61,98 45 460, 0 214,0
12,70 103,6 20
4,0 ,0 74,65820
—
-
50,814 5
2,50 ,0
43,780
~r '
i.
2,50 , 0 9.50 , 0 31,25 ,0 2, 0 , 0 3, 25,0
•
Refundi g 9,50,0 31, 60 2,0,0
$
1942-
>
1'84,70 9,50 . 0 2, 0 , 0 1,0 9,70
31, 60
£43,8570
1 9,0
.Capitl ;~YI9,6O
2,315,30
2,315,30
1 9,0
2,315.,30I
2,43-, 0
~
27,9 0 38,50 0 26,150
92,5790
1,3250 21,Y4 193
1,50 , 0 34,756 93 27.9 ,0 49,81250
48,09413
Refundi g 12,9 0 38,50 0 7,869,0
59,2860
1,031520 i5,o ~6o
1,32-47 27,36 87 12,9 .0 49,531 20
2,869 0
Capit l 15,0 0 18,204
3,2804
280,980
$
r
S
-1943
.
184,70
New
.
-'5."■ 46,280, 0
43,610
825,0
$
'Total
345, 670
.
2,70 0 54,35420 25,390 80,98275 750, 0 7 ,9641 5 80 ,0 2,70
1lY45
'
CAHARNTDE
10,86 0 5,364,190 56,897416
750, 0
New
46,280 30.645,0 38,07580 15,0 80
•
-1943
Capitl 21,390 6,18.70
132,895
■ 43,780 2~50,0
Total '$
729,420
■.-/
3,42 ,459 6,481,534 9,20 , 0 1,50 ,28
1,8017 50 i5,73 ~176
25,390 79, 70 750, 0 27,150 80 ,0 2,70, 0 10, 0 146,27 0
$
29,38025
103,6120
SbSftrtGamFaoouhenvicgdyeprndlsmeasyl. FTMOFCAHINVERBRE
FGOFOLMAFVRTIUMONEERACQIHNCGMPNDREBGT,R
New
;■-
3,4 2,9 5
'
<g
1941
YEARS
FYEOIVARS
Capitl
147,05i~18
-
3,05V,075
'
50,25780 2,70. 0 50,935420
42,925
;
'
$
.
17, 1459
10,478 0 20,38^190 1,09,780 7,987,50 39,83 70 65,8160 213. 8,40 5,0 0 47,28190 51 ,0 1,09,780 9,487,50 39,07480
~
Capit l 15,280 4,093,0
20,71420 34,82.0 64,52 6 30,185946
$
-194
:■i
27,10 0 51 ,0 1.50,0 35,18 0
65,8160
Refundi g 50, 80 198,6570 ^ 5,0 0 26,58750
-1940
12,09. 738,60 257,08
3~50, 0 50,935420
$
Total
>
$
Total
345, 670 28.05,0 79,6357 453,16034
*;
13,85 62
-
?'■:■r
-
'■
6,250, 0 3,42 ,459
:
:
38,4019
Refundi g 31,650 137651,40 4 ,720
—- r.:
~42~925
840, 0
'"v
39,07480 140, 90 17,4218 710,36 51
$
-1940
1 0,580
3,0 ,0
New
23758,40 16,35470
S 35,18 0
/:*■'
9,20 , 0 1,50 ,28
Capit l
20,9736 275.86,0 42,176 95
v-
9,50 , 0
3,42 ,459 6,524, 59 9.20 . 0 148,570
$
New
.6^94,13
.
.
'
167,653
7,39286 15,0 0 280,980
~
1,50 , 0
127,35693
1,32 47 86, 2467
:
1
167,53 40,67326
25, 4593
'
:
•
- obtained LI_' •_ etc. r imanufctrg-.L_w etc. . manufctrig-: ^ etc . I_ ~rL etc.
OCTBER boCnanodtedss '_ bonanodtseds : • _ bonanodntesds. stock_ ^ corpate. foregoviegrnmnt^"LGoaoaanvndtc,is SPotaseeisn toal. fdiignfunculrooedstes OFOCTBER BNooteasn—ds aacensodri MIiscelanous 1 SBhNoorot-antTeendsm-ds acesori Miscelanous acesori Miscelanous
Governm_5-t2S *MSu&naicpea.ls_,, ;:_i utile.s scectootepa-llr,,, manufces indamuasnnutrfdctlrig bueil:dtncg,s, _ ;Inthtvrreoaustldmdsiinnngg,,, ;- utiles-. sctceeoopatll,,r,manuf induasntrdl bueildtncgs, ;Intvrhetrusoatmlsddiinnng,, _ utiles- sccteeootpa.l-l,,r,man:uf indausntridl buieldntgcs., Intvrethusrtoamslddniinng,g,, ; utiles sctceoeoaptll,,r,manuf.- aacnesdori indumasatnnrufdlctrig ——buei;ldtncgs, Itntrvhreuasotmsdldinning,g,,M:iscelanous csoerpcuriatte-*
OF Long-term Short-em Prefstoreckd Comstocokn Long-termShort-em Pre;fstroeckd Long-term Short-em Pre;fred Comstoocnk
Comstoockn
Corpate— Domestic— Candian- foreign-
MONTH
Other
Grand
Total
Can dian Other
Farm
United
"These
MONTH
Long-Term Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Motors Other
Total
Oil
Land, Rub er Ship ing
Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Moatonr'ds Other
Total
Oil
Land, Rub er Ship ing
Stocks-
Railroads Equipment and
Public Iron, Motors Other L"nd, Rub er Ship ing
Total
Total-
Railroads Equipment
—
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er ship ng
Oil
Total
•-o
Total
s
1,4893 ,50 78.10, 149.3 40 60,13057 79,50 0
1,85709, 7
Refundi g ,24169.7 74,30. 0 127, 629 365,18 79,50. 0
67,50. 0 2,34172,150! 95.60419 1,950, 0
S
1939-
Capit l
$
New
.
Total
1,52601,397 8,250. 1,492.680^325 160.4 7
$
1,50 , 0
Reftmding 1,49.05,37 24.561,0 120.839, 6 3,26,962
New
Total
S
Capit l 378,20.93 1,0 0 50.61,794 65,348 61
418,70 571,68254 2,15,0
$
New
Total
1,52970638
S
2,05419,70 37,54.0 185,230 5 74,245
25,3047,294818
30.9,0 73,49 0 317.05, 0 6,250, 0 14.3750 17,30 8,513,0 1,350, 0 158, 0
Capitl
S
Total
$
421,875
-192 Refundi g 3 0.9 72 0 1,0 .0 7,58 24 2.692,570
'■ .
x./a
2.6 1.0 14,0 0
New
Total
421,875
485.604, 1,20,0 102,5784 13,69017
18,0
2,1093,81
;!•
:
910, 0
1,306. 0 27,04123
1,530, 0 14,879 5
124,06358 26,503. 2 759.480172 31,50 1,306.0 103.4967 19.50 7,50,20 1.530.- 0 67.34 78 1,59762, 8
10. ,0 1,0 0 27,485.641 1,935,0 4.094,0 46,854.32 875,0 0 1c,o40 . 2.09,780
"T203,61
108.56398 12,758.03 7.640. 0 6.250. 0 4.094.0 87. 1697 12,675.0 1.07,80 1,40.0 2.09.780 1.350 150,98.372: 50,241085
16.427,8 259, 479 36,210 1,27354,89 76.250 6,938,0 ~035_.1 257 125,97.0 28.72,0 50. 0 250, 0 149,3782
'
10 ,0
>
4,0 .0 640,135 0
365,41079
79,34269
Rcfundi g 107, 5.0 824,6.20 62,40 0 3,498,0 123, 6517 74,5620 27,069.0 4,60 0 57,28 95
Capit l
50 ,0 0
Total
50 ,0 0
5, 0 . 0 2,350. 0 7,0 ,0
204,50
15,960
2,50. 0 37,54 0 19.53,95 124.0 ,957
1,3249 ,632
5, 0 . 0 9 0, 0 7,0 ,0
150, 0
5,241,965 18, 1965
725,06 8
1,360, 0
54,50
$
-19
456,10938 1,50.0
945,764 0 43.60, 48.294, 6
250, 0
30,821.0 1,5.390 69,250 6,938,0 17,32.80 125,970 28.72,0 50. ,0 10,2 .0 2,05419,70
$
$
'
New
$
250, 0
23,160 326,9 .80 6,850, 0 3,40, 0 53,98623 51.43,0 1,203,0 5,40,0 52,91 05
95,0 0
4.65,80 362.08 0 4,20.0 3,0 ,0 250,67 0 128,30 5,47,50 18,20 0 816,0 35
40 ,0
Refundi g 15,4 850 243,619.80 2,0,0 45,963.40 19,25 0 3,42,50
$
1913
618,390 38,0 0 83,108.43 2.410,735 20,5 0
792,60857 90, 0 37,80bToO~ 380,9 78
Refundi g 452,81403 15,0 0 60.35,60 3,568, 0 18,0 0
50, 5743 90, 0 351,46^0 236, 81
Capitl
New
SUOM AFRY
603,487016 73,950 325,861 09
Capit l
SB
New
$
16.257,9 2,50 0 2,753.18 28,4205 2,50, 0
1,16,40392855 ONEFW
1,27084 CHAGARRNOCUTPDEINR
24,602835 26.34,0 14,75106 413,69041
notes.—
29,10 18,4 20 2,0 .0 3,0 ,0
204,71.360 18.37450 2,015,0
95,0 0
98,3195 13,0 157
17.258,035 18,07253 21,8204 10,982 0
2, 0 , 0
A- ' - 2, 0 , 0
_~
-.
■
1,0 ,0
1,0 ,0
30,9720
■
16,4278 148,59267 23.160 349.68720 6.850. 0 3,40, 0 165.023~58 51,43.0 1.203.0 5.40.0 .250, 86.0,967 892,7120
36,84.790 62. 1,065 15,0 .0 2.53,20 9,21,875 126,9305 4,65.80 398.2,790 4,20.0 3,0 ,0 31729fa\065 145.0, 5,47.50 95,6 O 2,53,20 28,1 875 945,76 40
-
":■.'*<
1,20 , 0
17,80 0 485,604
-v
1■
v
3,402.8 4
2,87 ,270.
4.0 ,0 10,28 094 15.4 850 247.02,64 2, 0 , 0 48. 091 20.95 0 3.4 2,50
4. 0 , 0
Total
$
520, 0
13,68.0 273,680 13,250 184,20 17,0 .0 7,21.0 2,05,0 9,73,0 639,08 0 '■• 1,0 ,0
v
i
Refundi g 76,12.0 259,7 0 10, 0 16,32 403 7,01.0 1,793.0 470,581403
50 ,0
$
-1943
Capit l
New
$
5.26,0 14.08, 0 3,250. 0 520. 0 67,83597 17,0 0 150. 0 2,05,0 8,0 .0
168,5079
\
'■;■
!
END and . - and . Govern - governmtGv,Municpcali—tStes,,Posein inncluedet END and ceoptr,manuf acesori and
Total
Grand
Other Farm United
*
—10
342,7384
.
■
1,20 , 0
3,48196 59.743 95 15,0 0 2.53.20 5.921,875 16,82956 29,10 15,90 16 2.0 .0 3,0 ,0 264.51 124,57.0 2,015,0 "95.0 0 2,53,20 23,7185 603,487016
~~
-
•ov
'—
50 .0 0
37,0 0 "
"-*J
38,0 0 16.94,0 1,07,54 93,618 29
'■
'
15,0 0
15,0 0 14,531 20 4S,06 473
2,0 .0
2.38 .380 1,0 7, 54 45, 765
468,795
;
■
:
2,50 0
468,795
3,50 . 0
520, 0
15, 978 13.680 291.60,9< 14,26754 314.8 129 17.0 ,0 7.21.0 2.518.795 13,290 792,60857
1,3 2,347 63,92430 76.1 2,0 274,310.52 10. ,0
179,386.7 7,01.0
3,125347
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Oil
50, 5743
2.167. 53 51,95238 5,26.0 17,291.380 4.267, 34 520, 0 135741.253 17,0 .0 150. 0 2,518,795 10,67 53
24,60835
;trading,: Boandsj.utiles cceooptal.r,,manuf—acesoriindausntrdl bueildtcn.g:—s, ; :ttrruasding,, . ;utiles—- cceoopatl,r,manufces- ori—^;induasntridl bueildtc.n_gs^,I ttrruasding,, _utiles cceoopta—l,,manufctres oi.induamsantnruifdcltrig bueildtncgs, ■ ttrhruaoedsldintincg,g,., csoerpcuriatte-.
MONTHSCorpate— Domestic- Lbonog-ntedrmsShort-emPrefstroeckdComstoocnk Candian- Lbonog-ntedrmsShort&-emPre:fsrtoeckd-Comstoocnk foreign- Lbonog-ntedrmsSho;rt-emPrefstroeckdComstocokn-. corpate. Candian foreign Loaannd Staes toal *fdiTghucroescs MONTHS LBonog-TnedrmsRailroads utiles sctoeall,,Equipment and industral ; bueildtncgs,Rube-r ShipingIntvreustmsn,Miscelanous
Other
2,34798.
1 ,3621 13,205. 923,78615 69.40 0 3,498,0 16367,5046! 74.562,0 27.069 0 4,60 0 62.530,86 1,45 7,09
ky'•v'-
and
ffr
1,5260397
35,710 106.834910 1,935'■,0 5.40 . 0 73.89564 875.0 1,40.0 46,09 159 240,6 513 35.09 0 81.238 10 318.90 6.250, 0 5.40.0 190.3164 132.75,0 8,513.0 1.40.0 3,629,780 1.350, 0 217,946150
3,629780
!;
New
$
$
-1943
-
31,0460
3,0 .0 24,5610
2.561.0 14,0 0
1,4905,37 5,0 0
Capit l 108.56,398 93,62.397 5,705,0 6,250, 0 40.827 65 1.80, 0 1,07,80 1,350 109,38207 378,2093
Total
1,85709
1.53,71 128,091480 40.638,0. 1,069.72, 4 94,0 0 27.435,129 170,26.53 6,23,420 19.05 0 97,460.571
5,468,304 2,0 ,0 2.680, 0 59I8, 6390 1.275.0 10 ,0 213,90 9,7 9, 10 81,3 017 69.435,0 53.29,67 1,50. 3,90 , 0 2,680. 0 95,60 87 56.48, 7 3.971,580 213,90 2.0 ,0 32,19 10
2,50 , 0 4,510, 0
8615,92060297835 CIOSTRUPNHIAEED
CFOGFLOARORPVEENRIGAMTND,T,
O3CTB1ER notes—.- notes. agencis&—,. fbuSonftamrtuFdanoiyihceegspddslersyal O3CT1BER Notes— i, *. manufctrig :i- hoeldticng., Notes- ?.; ,manufctrig : ;- hoeldticng., ; : — - r_.wLmanufc-tig hoeldtcin.-g,
Capit l
S
•
.
•
"
'
1,892.7350
342,7 384 360,950 162,43 87.
S
'
:
5,0 ,0 910, 0
$
4,0 .0 821.540,68 1,50 . 0
892,71 0
816,013502,0,010,5840 16,382,76
l-..
.
s
2,54601f2.7,933758046Governmt. SFTMEAOOHNFDRCIVTSR.
FMINUTAMOHCEOPNRDCGLS.
New
408,1 3
50, 0 74,30 0 126,47 96
21
/
v
'
1,45709 1,25.60
725.06, 8 18.67253 74,60.593 73,92074
-
.
213.90
209,472 9 10,730 1,297.40 106,5.0 3,90,0 2,680. 0 123.04,16 27.350 10.950 05.0 129,50481
a'*..
;*'
1,827 6,30
Refundi g 21.503,62 680,13.90 31,50 73.547,35 105. ,0 7,50,20 49,67930
-190
2,315089467 YEARS
F3YEOIVA1RS
Rcfundi g 18, 1965 10,59732 802,380
1,3249,632
S
-19
9760, 0
1,460, 0 5 0, 0
Capitl 69.4350 46.371 2 8.60,0 3.90,0 35.742184 5.3747 3,871,580 •2,0. 19,850 :245,138
$
269.832,0 382,49.8 3,20,0
$
'
:
1,3269,17 5,80
■
-190
v
:
68,5390 953.68,243 5,325.0
1.35,48*
v
-
$
450, 0
31,-0460 59,20 924,30^ 795,64.95
17,45190 68,1532
213,90
;m• 52,0 0 78,10 13.6 10 2,0 ,0 2,680, 0 60.27,16 1.275.0 10 , 0
97o6,o
9.50 , 0
Rcfundi g 31, 8.0 937,24.93 94,0 0 27.0 16 16.72 53 6,23,420 19,05 0 45,92 0
£>:;«>-
i
-
$
9,50 . 0 7,260, 0 5 0, 0
10.573,0 984,063 103,5 0 3,90,0 62,79.20 217,0 10,95 0 21.05,0 65,7 0 1,568 30
>
_
245,13.8 4.510, 0 21,63148 59,76 89
1.827 630 35.71,0
Total
Short-TemRailroads Public Irsoten,l,Equipment Maotnords
Other - Land,
oil
Rub er Ship ing Investm n Miscelan ous
Total
Stocks-
Railroads Public Irsoten,l,Equipment Moatnords Other —: Land, Rub er Ship ingInvestm n Miscelanous
oil
_
Total
Total-
Railroads Public Irsotn,e l,Equipment Moatonrds Other Land,Rub e—r Ship inginvestmn Miscelanous
Oil
Total
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Volume 158" Number 4229
COURSE
THE
Bank
clearings this week will show
pared with
based
ys,
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
of the country, indicate that for
States from which it is
United
of the
cities
possible to obtain weekly clear¬
ings will be 9.4% above those for the corresponding
Our preliminary total stands at $8,028,-
week last year.
574,112, against $7,341,612,246 for the same week in 1942.
At this
center there
Friday
of
is
increase for the week ended
an
the
for
Our comparative summary
19.0%.
BANK
CLEARINGS
We cannot furnish them today, in as much as the week¬
which
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not avail¬
Accordingly, in the above
ends
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
District of 15.6%
the elaborate detailed statement, however, which
In
totals
present further below we are able to give the final
and complete results for the week previous-—the week
For that week there
ended Nov. 6.
was
1942
9.2 %,
the aggregate of clearings for tjhe whole country
having amounted to $9,050,373,887, against $8,286,033,992
428,000.000
4-
2.3
229,244,485
240,965.387
—
4.9
137.149,071
130.608.106
+
Philadelphia
Boston
Kansas
City
the cities
District of 19.7%.
in
;serve
Outside of this
1942,
District
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in
St. Louis
119,700,000
113,600.000
+ ;
5.4
San
203,414,000
185,834,000
+
9.5
152,881.825
142,904.695
+
11.7
Francisco
170,697,835
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
134,507,339
•
5.9
—
'
Baltimore
Ten
$5,183,282,917
~+*12~5
1.267,689.415
3.9
+
'
cities,
$5,873,201,089
1,538,095,685
1.468,411,157
+
furnish a
$8,028,574,112
$7,341,612,246
+
SUMMARY OF BANK
2d
New York
12
...
Philadelphia
3d
5th
7 th
Chicago
4,781,434,243
in
appear
issue of next week.
our
...
the New York Stock
Exchange is appended.
The
re¬
sults for October and the ten months of 1943 and 1942
follow:
Description
•
(Stock, number of
shares
:.
:'
.3.
;
V- ■- ^v.iv.::r
j;.
—Month of Oct.™
'■.?
.V
1942
1943
13,923,678
______
v
——Ten Months-—r—
...
1943
15,932,595
1942
Railroad & misc.
$201,371,100 $258,360,600 $2,739,946,200 $1,827,960,900
ootids
Foreign govern't
7.276,500
8,322,500
100,452,100
101,032,000
228,000
oouds
248,250
2,802,775
6,106,450
3,824,917,798
3,151,007,205
524,168,650
+15.6
517,383,710
481,922,722
242,493,804
+16.8
424,887,195
+ 19.3
211,112,061
373,164,305
308,865,768
+ 20.8
581,420,144
513,583,024
+ 13.2
275,978,203
495,418,275
289,129,831
246,715,345
+17.2
232,855,222
162,251,242
231,552,430
169,638,439
231,161,862
+ 36.5
154,486,592
117,621,609
28.9
180,466,523
113,342,332
+ 16.7
102,720,053
73,739,639
497,988,301
416,163,316
+
19.7
352,704,726
247,522,274
9,050.373,887
8,286,033,992
+
9.2
7,183,705,334
5,658,219,192
4,444,398,525
4,434,867,856
+
0.2
3,460,229,274
2,606,353,320
841,476,008
759,964,587
+ 10.7
559,732,660
449,885,911
4
Minneapolis
7
—
««
a
*»
•«
10
.
11th Dallas
6
—
Francisco
;—.
297,964,224
132,313,633
f<
10
-
+
408,028,510
317,391,356
.
161,038,941
193,268,936
381,588,980
„
136.369,716
*
Total
-.110 cities
Y. City—,
Canada
.32 cities
We also furnish today a summary of the clearings for
month of October.
For that month there was an
increase for the entire
■
':
are larger by 7.6%, in the Richmond Re¬
by 2.4% and in the Atlanta Reserve Dis¬
trict by 15.1%.
In the Chicago Reserve District the
totals show an improvement of 11.2%, in the St. Louis
District
serve
body of clearing houses of 13.6%,
$43,279,265,-
the 1943 aggregate of clearings having been
139 and the 1942 aggregate $38,109,162,035.
Reserve District of 2.0% and in the Minneapolis Reserve
In the New York Reserve District the totals record
District of 21.1%,
a
gain of 20.1% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District
of 7.3%, but in the Boston Reserve District the totals
register a loss of 7.9%. In the Cleveland Reserve DisFederal Reserve Districts
:
trict the totals
the
92,935,511
240,969,094
Bonds
308,490,784
......17
___
10th Kansas City
Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions
on
390,774.976
+19.9
<•
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
foregoing will
$
■■
5.4
605,907,562
Louis
12th San
Dec. G
289,395,535
6
—
Atlanta
9th-
«»
1940
1941
Inc, or
;
430,381,867
3,987,185,418
10
6th
St.
407,256,909
562,846,770
7
—
—
Richmond
.
10
-
Cleveland
4 th
:
1942
v;v"
$
12 cities
Boston
Outside N.
the
CLEARINGS
1943
Reserve
1st-
9.4
Total all cities for week
by Federal Reserve Districts;
summary
4.7
day
one
"+10.5
"$6,4907478,427
Tot. all cities, five days
All
we
Week Ending Nov. 6
Districts
Federal
8th
$16057HlL674
1.307,195,510
3.5
+
95,024,084
98,391,184
cities, five -days
cities, five days—
Other
following
.6.1
5.0
In the Cleveland Reserve
District by 17.2 % and in the Minneapolis Reserve
by 36.5%. The Kansas City Reserve District has
to its credit an
improvement of 28.9%, the Dallas Re¬
serve District of 16.7%
and the San Francisco Reserve
week
same
+ 19.0
—
but in the Boston Reserve District the
loss of 5.4%.
a
totals
city there
was
an
increase of 0.2%, the bank clearings at this
center having recorded an increase of 19.6%.
We group
the
in
Cfr ;
;
82,790.256,255
325,437,322
438,000,000
Chlcn go
•
the
show an increase of 16.8%, in the
Richmond Reserve District of 19.3% and in the Atlanta
Reserve District of 20.8%.
In the Chicago Reserve Dis¬
trict the totals are larger by
13.2%, in the St. Louis Re-
increase of
an
register
District
we
TELEGRAPH
BY
3 943
$3,321,142,828
305.543,714
that
appears
the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the
Week Ended Nov. 13—
located, and from this it
are
in the New York District (including this city) the totals
record a gain of 19.9% and in the Philadelphia Reserve
week follows:
New York
they
able at time of going to press.
the week ended Satur¬
Nov.: 13. clearings from all
day,
increase com¬
an
Preliminary figures compiled by
a year ago.
OF
1975
the
increase
In the Kansas City Reserve District
12.7%,, in the Dallas Reserve District
is
8.2% and in the San Francisco Reserve District 7.7%.
Inc.
October, 1942
October, 1943
October, 1940
October, 1941
or
'
U. S. government
••
bonds
$208,875,600 $266,931,350 $2,843,201,075 $1,935,093,350
Total bonds
6th
13,312,960
15.990,665
7,925,761
8.969.195
13.470.755
8,587.828 U0.r24.024
36.997.243_
_
79 463.469
quarter—
•'
16.270.368
32.406.179
33^553,^lf™^58^2^r 11^.760
2nd
7,229.097
9,667.050
38,964,712
June
23.415,845
7,466,443
10,461.813
J5.574.625
-
917020.949
22,284,837
171.484,418
51,792 091
quarter—-——
Six
month?
—
July
17,872,807
10,874,650
13,546,161
7,614,850
11,940,210
each of the
last
2^10,^5 4^,293^618 26,859^880
13,922,678
15,932,595
13,151,616
14,489,085
1943
New. York.
1,425
_r_
1.873
1.548
2,683
Boston
2,007
2,501
754-
Louis—
1,141'
1,181
.Cincinnati.
435
Kan:
830
City.,
Cleveland
Minn.
Detroit
Jan.
1940
1941
S
'
17,556
16,528
14,813
13,396
11,801
:
23,924
21,812
17,435
5,899
4,956
9,106
7,498
5,720
7,673
4,431
392
290
4,481
4,005
3,343
613
462
8,064
5,139
534
8,886
6,284
356
5,735
4,372
3,744
287
3,548
2,794
2,293
832
599
19,458
10,697
7,377
5,018
2,871
3,052
•2,444
2,184,
1,591
262
■
.
197
69
156
2,112
720
99
169
.
.1,272
626
943
2,204
1,901
1,652
1,398
1,198
1,771
1,604
cities
+
13.6
35,849,127,693
28,089,822,837
7.8
18,354,915,139
13,884,910,514
7.1
2,058.557,168
1,790,669,215
38,109,162,035
20,752,101,646
.+
+
43,279,265,139
.32 cities
.
:
.
2,380,831,775
2,550,105,111
Federal
Reserve
Districts in
the ten
months for four
;
Federal Reserve Districts
10 Months
1st
Boston
2d
New
—14 cities
York
..14
+
"
Inc. or
1942
1943
10 Months
10 Months
Dec. <+
1940
1941
$
■■
__
_
$
17,197,241,426
13,859.796,462
11,397,104,916
+ 28.9
155,628,358,105
135,091,766,655
15,684,806,262
164,421,021,360
9.6
+
25,020,494,828
+ 21.9
10,514,787,949
18,379,826,033
14,409,197,946
6,732,897,112
7,947,173,918
+ 33.5
28,507,354,750
22,611,516,337
+17.7
8,688,040,768
6.525,535,694
4.967,060,383
7,900,387,019
-16
"
15,453.681,746
12,676,926,436
-31
"
44,856,498.880
33,603,173,364
7
"
11,827,600,132
10,050,518,986
-16
M
+ 25.8
5,872,904.729
■_18
"
11,619,483,136
+ 28.0
9,424,752,247
11th Dallas
-11
"
8,076,278,088
+
21.6
6,757,977,374
5,473.806,349
12th San
-19
"
8,597,544,983
14,874,204,719
9,822,350,314
21,053,781,566
6,835,259,295
17,460,833,749
+
20.6
14,285,663.969
11,486,797,367
421,152,162,714
338,066,951,231
216,158,102,995
177,757,969,960
Chicago
8th
St.
9tlv
Minneapolis
Louis
10th Kansas
—
_
City.
Francisco
Total'
Outside
N.
Canada
.190
Y.
City.
cities
-
140
1,952,
157
2,253
95
1,281
1,191
296
237
3,145
2,693
277
167
1,801
•287
195
3,851
1,613
3,178
106
78
1,167
•988
656
619
123
•
"60.
1,504
1,054*
'
64
55.
.
,
20.752
add
.
.32 Cities
+ 24.6
•
303,907,527,414
252,923,069,723
+21.6
153,974,522.521
122,654,418,339
—„
+ 20.6
20,043,041,035
24,168,899,213
17,603,202,765
following compilation
months since Jan. 1, 1943 and 1942,
the clearings by
all
Month —
Clearings Outside New YorkInc. or
1942
1943
1,732
820
681
58 5
511
19,716,896,037
18,004.715,165
17,830,007,273
22,199,943.035
59.746,846,345
51,286,347,077
21,790,331.975
17,073,968,654
28.915,301,937
+ 21.0
March
43.062.841.188
33.410,972.447
+ 28.9
116,181,737.904
97,267,759,698
+19.5
—
Total
1st
quarter..—
April.
31.816.342,592
44,296,811,827
+ 39.2
:.r:
3,681,629
15,107,194
„
'Mass—Boston
1.423.829,604
>
20.541,914,434
21,290,406,497
17,244,046,597
+ 22.6
18,045,041,692
+18.0
130,049,641,464
98,927,439,091
+ 31.5
116,435,104,085
101,359,715,052
+ 14.9
Total
246,231,379,368
196,195,198,789
+ 25.5
123.369,499,251
103,649,404,020
+19.0
47,378,434,829
39,021,590,325
34,830,918,410
+ 36.0
26,569,457,723
18.489,610,174
+ 43.7
33,325,966,002
+ 17.1
+ 15.0
35,605,705,995
+ 27.1
20,535,555,873
23,315,790,909
17,861,847,103
45,241,493,053
19,005,007,017
+ 22.7
377,872,897,575
43,279,265,139
299,957,789,196
38,109,162,035
+ 26.0
193,790,303,756
159,005,868,314
:+ i3.6
6
months-
July
August—.
-
September.
v
Total 9 months—.:—
October.—_i_.
22,367,799.239
Total 10 months
338,066,951,231
421,152,162,714
■"■•
+•
—
216,158,102,995
+ 24.6
for each city for the month of October and the week ended
-—•—
Inc. or
17?,757;969,960
'4.912.241
:
2.527,482
:
Lowell
S
1942
+-
..
33,239,583
—39.6
Inc. or
$
+
8.9
—
2.5
-19.518,647
19,835,494
+1.7
.
50,251,979
40,559,142,
171,618,332114,583,738
•
2,520,579
•
■
1943
1941
1942
$
3.8
782,190
676,766
1—14.0
3,665.198
6,402,191
750,233
2,970,507
+
5,633,289
,
:
12,534,804
^
5,538.443
22,544,606
13.229,403
+
—
5.8
195,538,366
'
'
'
'^61,352,417
—
Waterbury
!R.
N.
I.—Providence
.
K—Manchester
60,481,309
26,735,547
New Haven
28,442.057
7,275,900
•68.541,800
7,395.800
73,420,200
3,357,367
2,884,735
-
+
5.3
117,821,866
1.4
656,651,069.
"
5.0
$
711,119
2.248,705
+ 10.6
351,369,617
374,811,928
343,617,247
+
2.7
1,527,516
1,525,124
1,422,445
268,615,048
1,142,055
20,922,376
+
1:2
1.6
1,022,310
."*435,404
"oTe'oii
*424,622
23.9
1,633,036
4,890,853
4,458.689
—
; +
+ 13.9
1,103,399
769,587
3.725,842
1,476,112
4,176,277
'
2.884,882
619,585,143
6.0
2,701,225
16,391,369
2,269,940
14,653.126
13,713,453
4.5
6,418,051
5,950,498
5,124,733
12,156,957
4,512,873
9.3
10,952*200
+
2.8.
■
'Conn.i—Hartford
1940
40,803,790
.
"
21,239,175
7.8
+21.6
Nov. 6 for four years.
Dec. <+
32,033,589
*
183,005,404
13,396,648,782
157,413,300
14,813,558,914
•41,921,867
21,181,013
8.0
"+" 1.5
2,320,393
2.457.141
•
1.2
—
■
Hotyoke
+
•Week Ended Nov. 6
Jan. 1 to Oct, 31-
1943
'
Dec.
$
3,725,974
24,994^636
1,548.271,301.
4,985.225
•
•
.
+ 21.9
20,752J101,646
'
v
Fan River
+19,1
+ 33.2
34,509,696,885
Total 2nd quarter
1942
$
Me.—:Bangor
+16.5
+ 27.6
32.601,399,614
'
1943
+ 15.7
+ 24.2
42,317,028,545
June
detailed statement showing the figures
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
;
43,435.802,092
—i
May
28,089 421,152 338,066 303,907 252,923
Clearings at—
+14.1
15,408,332,631
17,873,299,281
38,119,462,247
34.999,433,469
952
1,459
2,362.
9.0
February
.
Dec. :+
$
+
34,941,485,314
January
Inc. or
1942
1943
Dcc.r/o
$
5
1,812
-2,269
*
covers
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
864
-
of October—
tland
Port:
15,107,581,891
•
18,354 13,884 216,158 177,757 153,974 122,654
our
_
The
1,327
>
168
38,501 33,764 31,985 25,087 37T.484 300.913 271.700 226,725
26,198
3,864
3,002
32,207
4,778
4,345.
43,668; .37,153
now
1,286,840,541
We append another table showing the clearings by
-
490
1,033 +
118
:
371
Out." N.Y.'C. 22,36"
1,771,487,702
"
1,326
206
.
1,749
.
1,593
695
1,444
2;519
55
113
227
,
38.109 35,849
We
179
323
61
pth. cities-
199
.387.
125
7.7
+
22,367,799,239
3,134
131
-
+
City,.
years..
4,647
465
128-
__
2,076,649,121
4,108
743
6,458
7,637
India nap...
Total
635.531,745
2,237,157,563
.190
Y.
Canada
3,405
2,653
196
Salt, L. City
828,810.799
6,381
5,186
235
•—
8.2
3,932
9,143
73
>
N.
13,694
6,240
*
„
-237
372
+
—19
.
Total
Outside
9,660
26,850
19,478
10,833
260
Hartford
12th San Francisco
7th
1-Oct. 31——-
1942
1943
7.050
.138
400
986,170,622
Atlanta
436
263
266
1,067,124,078
6th
10,342
260
.
895,633,228
—11
_____
790,584,402
,
8,625,745,936
392
216
Seattle
11th Dallas
811,163,688
18,832,417,126
711
Paul....
Richmond.
570.550,778
1,135,271,310
1,322,462,667
14,734,544,452
22,909,727,999
627
Denver—
Memphis-
727,957.873
12.7
+ 11.9
860
68
Buffalo
21.7
+
+ 14.1
529
144
Providence.
+
1,402,050,107
+ 16.4
1,889
~
Milwaukee...-
838,851,246
1,580,030,187
10,056,779,333
938
281
327
Omaha
1,020,747,817
-18
22,561,376,394
1,127
352.
292
—16
_
City
11,701,879,699
587
1,296:
1,573
Louisville
St.
Minneapolis
10th Kansas
25,747,062,638
'
...
2.0
"
539
378
+
"
862
•
1,299,899,909
"
763
698
1,325,566,409
__
9
437
941
_
—
Orleans
,/N.
9th
Louis
-18
2,525
624
929,297,213
2,508,080,678
-17
1,453
1,062
627
1.299,228,592
3,227,066,541
1,136,820,123
1,607,001,294
1,050,305,741
Richmond
1,479
1.048
Fran..'
Baltimore..
San
15.1
+11.2
1,998,132,151
2.184,174,509
Philadelphia
•
Pittsb'gh
+
3,778,502,868
2,637,433,420
7.6
Cleveland
1,877
684
1,522,648,272
4,200,074,217
7
___
7.3
2.4
4th
$
•
+
5th
cities of the
20,911 17,357 17,494 14,204 204.994 158,308 149,993 130,268
__
Phiia.
St.
S
.
+
3d
1940 "
1941
S
+
1,242,032,877
shown in the subjoined
four years is
1942.
\
$
2,610,806,099
2,537,636,098
1,272,286,360
1,751,885,697
in
Monti) of Octobers—
(000.000
2,802,144,729
20.1
212,016,504,325
28,003,812,280
statement:
"
\
'
'
BANK CLEARINGS. AT LEADING CITIES IN OCTOBER
omitted)
"
106,014,420 153,826,695
77,002,916
;
•
+
10 Months
country for the month of October and since Jan. 1
Chicago;
St.
7,304,820,
7,387.341
bank clearings at leading
of
18,013,233,139
9
81,235.027
8.373,550
227,046,416
October.-..—
course
'
9,449,934
55,561,99^
quarter
N'lne months 1
The
31.314,623
14,985,690
_...
21,633,435,366
1,685,451,704
18,165,119,370
~ 637720^802 126.966,815
14,251,976
26.324,332
August
September
3rd
Chicago
26,695^690
35,051,545
April
$
"
7.9
—
U5.731.788
29,507,254
May
■
$
+
—31
Atlanta
7th
12,993,665
'•
1,800,681,677
_
8th
24.434,084
Dec.
■
—16
of
No. Shares
$
.
2,729,554,142
_
Richmond
18,032,142
March
1st
.17
York
Philadelphia
No. Shares
February
.14
$
■
1,659,258,574
Cleveland
No. Shares
of January....
New
5th
No, Shares
Month
2d
4ih
1940
1941
.14 cities
3d
the years 1940 to 1943 is indicated in the following:
1942
Boston —
the
The volume of transactions in share properties on
New York Stock Exchange for the first ten months
1943
1st
2.832,053...
1.4
77,465,900
252,649,971
70,886,200
6.6
720,519,900
695,028,500
3.7
1G,308"200
16,584*600
13,900100
+ 16.4
28,097,644
26,645,801
5.4
547,344
575,376
646,207
511,401
407,256,909
430,381,867
390,774,976
308,490,784
—
-264,061,378
'
•
—
—
-r-—=+-■
'Total
(14 cities)
1,659,258,574
' L,800,681,677
'
—
7-9
•
17,197,241,426
15,684,806,262
+.9.6.
.5.4
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1976
-Month of October1943
Jail. 1 to Oct. 31-
1942
$
tnearings at—
Inc.
$
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
1943
or
40,641,450
25,858,896
+ 11.2
Elmira
4,926,308
5,578,215
Jamestown
5,344,518
4,234,497
20,911,465,900
17,357,060,389
570,363,511
•
384,400,276
67,434,620
Rochester
50,546,998
2,519,515,348
2,204,215,654
—11.7
48,100,993
46,009,54B
26,108,526
28,506,282
5,133,004
5,149.728
Conn.—Stamford
31,177,656
2,286,546
114,291,089
Northern
J.
N.
169,419,176
Total
Third
2,476,431
1,059,174
—12.4
825,806
11.8
11,568.932
8,108,321
2,515,670
Norristown
432,736,900
+
10.0
11,309,959
11,252,852
+
0.5
9,514,602
8,134.125
255,973,468
+
5.7
6,400,106
6,053,452
+
5.7
6,547,297
4.144.94L
49,129,270
+
7.7
17,900,169
19,740,989
3.3
1,108,273,875
+ 13.4
6,607,720
6,334,796
9.3
583,461
+12.5
24,568,214
24,915,017
1,331,492,595
1,505,632,588
+ 13.2
35,981,028
4,781,434,243
20.1
39,060,453
34,599,874
+ 12.9
212,016,504.325
164,421,021,360
+ 28.9
559,578
503.521
1.4
21,689,438
17.684.150
29,792,828
+ 20.8
.27,443,654
22,690,668
3,987,185,418
+19.9
3,824,917,798
3,151,007,205
.
17.4
+
22,420,146
20,720,350
43,486,183
44,227,412
28.554,692
22,830,121
6.3
v
717,138
695,652
1.7
1,326,321
1,413,765
978.052
512,890
+
1,545,876
+
+
8.7
121,132,170
5.6
71,456.434
116,061,882
72,297,774
+
1.2
0.7
23,659,116
23,219,047
+
—
4.4
+
•
y''....
_
—
1,911,767
600,459
559,813
1,588,098
uiugi
501,000,000
395,000,000
1,220,079
1,461,071
"
——
+
16.3
25,868,090
23,652,194
7.3
26,850,000,000
23,924,000,000
+ 12.2
590,000,000
510,000,000
6.2
62,841,940
59,007,367
+
6.5
1,396,044
+
11,055.807
10,404,540
+
6.3
1,240,130
117,003,062
106,215,769
+
10.2
2,748,944
6.402,239
5,934,882
2,279,046
+"20.6
+
7.9
63,533,240
53,762,370
+ 18.2
1,485,650
+
0.8
—
8.9
1,474,378
82,721,843
1,485,934
1,059.828
78,352,257
+
1,985,446
+
9.4
7.6
1,814,813
+
15.016,605
2,199,616
1,273,641
13,060,828
+ 15.0
+
8.9
1,775,504
Bois
808,060
Hazleton
742,350
3,291,343
Total—(17
cities).
Fourth Federal
Reserve
+
18,134,000
+
2,802,144,729
-
21,229,083
25,034,600
J.—Trenton
3.322,781
21,517,661
Del.—Wilmington
2,610.806,099
7,596,632
0.9
+
7,123,161
30,945,933
38.1
218,174,700
192,118,100
7.3
28,003,812,280
25,020,494,828
+
;
■■■:+■•
---
5.8
^
6.5
—
'-.mm
■
mm-.
+13.6
—mm~mm
3,358,200
605,907,562
+ 11.9
524,168,650
6.1
3,223,007
+ 11.8
11.9
98,813,969
82,601,230
+ 19.6
80,912,956
59,952,343
195,480,922
167,783,373
16.5
147,624,083
111,717,047
+ 15.8
16,313,200
+ 20.7
13,056,900
11,590,600
61.522,100
14.1
670,353,800
578,781,900
11.5
34,399,575
34,463,828
7.8
11,829,051
11,787,634
8,870,539
10.667,173
—16.8
88,795,855
102,088,510
16,533,809
16.318,199
1.3
152,533.887
143,094,994
8,307,666
7,315,312
+ 13.6
78,804,711
68,749,948
i
—'
Newark
Toledo
V
v.
—
+
—13.0
6.6
2,938,706
14.6
34,072,674
8.1
380,346,326
325,274.214
1,462,707
+ 14.4
15,112,486
13,548,928
—59.1
7,607,337
9,373,369
1,048,299,473
8.9
10,342,293,317
9,106,977,290
+ 13.6
11,336,257
+ 12.7
125,477,230
105,926,349
+
12,579.938
+
27.9
157,606,193
131,756,349
2,083,738
+
2,527,883
+ 16.3
~
—18.8
16,089.807
-
— —
6,800,759
8.320,320
2,723,554,142
+
+
6.572.778
11,102,380
2,537,636,098
v
«•
76,546.856
94,059,191
77,255,281
7.6
25,747,062,638
22,561,376,394
+
v.;''
•' v.'.
4,396,315
400,451,443
-
;
562,846,770
•9,000,000
39,459,657
+
25.4t
258,745,000
+
3.5
2,693,019,588
—14.0
481,922,722
cities)
875,693
673.923
7.5
4,271,000
3,301,000
+ 10.6
56,123,037
46,653,604
8.1
2.262,467
2,010,600
+ 12.5
1,833,975
1,466,092
95,141,563
88,003,882
135,289,680
80,880,023
0.5
6,240,400,347
5,186,638,679
—
+ 13.9
+
v.%
+ 11.4
92.088.826
8.8
21,131,431
22,315,269
•+
1.2
1,639,495,550
+
2.4
11,701,879,699
+
+ 20.3
10,056,779.333
154,777,534
120.293,655
5.6
40,170.343
36,057,446
+ 16.4
1,552,427,555
1,242,032,877
1,272,286,360
+ 34.9
6.004,000
77,127,662
—
2,357,026
1,000,441
5,551,000
150.687,580
172,888,943
C.—Washington
1.349,749
85,284,442
2.7
624.590,653
Frederick
239,395,535
242,493,804
—
+
'
28.7
111,527,905
75.930,805
+ 11.4
36.480.451
33, OIL 517
211,112,061
161,038,941
+
5.3
;;
i
+19.3
/
;
District—Atlanta—
Tenn.—Knoxville
47,615,386
+ 52.9
31,143,054
368,311,165
277,989,335
+ 32.5
8,298,556
6,607,180
Nashville
172,443,133
163,633,320
+
5.4
1,583,915,050
1,317,831,805
+
20.2
40,294,088
38,262,840
Da.—Atlanta
622,900.000
540,700,000
+
15.2
5,299,100,000
4,418,400,000
+ 19.9
139,800,000
114,600,000 "
4.3
Augusta
10,460,620
11,072,721
10,547,383
174,534,269
*9.000,000
142.248,014
13,457,084
9.377.788
253,674,686
193,780,614
20,048,701
21,285,596
8,760,732
Fla.—Jacksonville
—
Ala.—Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
9,095,815
Miss.—Hattiesburg
12,606,000
Jackson
13,585,686
378,362,259
1,751,885,697
*2,405,000
1,377,578,665
+ 34.4
41,031,840
29,990,779
94,258,609
+ 41.8
+
22.7
1,851,192,069
43.5
133,636,963
+ 30.9
1,843,172,369
1,643,319,735
+ 12.2
53,886,035
5.8
207,597,394
180,858,042
+
14.8
4,958,551
3.7
69,565,324
67,607,602
+
+
+
5.667.690
.
4.536,663
32,037.601
5.3
+ 22.0
21,420,527
100,300,000
68.200,000
1,657,230
2.5
2,076,669
10.2
2,091.437
1.379,834
+ 36.8
26,391,000
20.261,000
37,930,366
25,561.949
3,283,672
2,512.883
—
2.9
115,061,000
+ 25.6
+ 10.1
75,755,925
8.0
—
—
7.3
124.307,000
16.8
113,238,811
—14.9
28,498,565
7.5
9,542,068
+
7.3
3,548,598,641
+
1,522.648,272
Reserve
2,721,472
*2,650,000
76,808,366
91,345,984
—
352,653,727
cities)
2,653,070
20.6
84,540,946
+
1,384,824
<La.—New Orleans
—
+
3,325,540
1,280,615
101,516,649
0.7
+
11,629,536
2,828,507
Vicksburg
97,119,397
+ 17.2
13,602,000
Meridian
5.5
—
8.715,723
-
Macon
15.1
15,453,681,746
+
—
100,831,260
m,
mm'mm
mm
mm mm
'mm
+
«...
38,834,777
.
•
+.
4,784,716
+ 38.8
+
3.6
i
+ 12.3
mm mm
mm—mm/
26,509,767
+
7.5
8,256,097
+
15.6
247,110
274,954
2,794,343,579
+ 27.0
79,345,055
70,384,050
12,676,926,436
+21.9
373,164,305
629,449
'
—10.1
229.813
203.214
+
12.7
65,969,955
47,535,636
308,865,768
+
20.8
275,978,203
193,268,936
616,576
+
2.1
515,546
District—Chicago-
Arbor
2,415,184
1,573,319,611
2,679,307
1,296,173,070
7,718,092
7,337,588
21,479,772
.
1
21,888,322
Flint
•Grand Rapids
.
Jackson
3,808,045
V
,
;
.
25,845,286
16,967,046
Haute
34,818,050
Cshkosh
Manitowoc
1.9
211,778,872
34,453,721
119,247,837
63,396,384
48,384,175
38,335,296
38,294,382
+
+
9.3
1.5
—
—
1.0
240,468,866
215,587,498
2.4
1,281,652,094
1,191,982,426
21,370000
+ 25.3
4,160,587
3,600,523
+ 15.6
3,136,481
+
3.7
7,402,111
9,018,462
—17.9
7,388,949
0.4
2,733,902
6.359,718
+
+
4.8
1,444,901,785
1,272,427,347
31,219,018
"+~~5A
24,309~088
+
4.5
24,376.764
21,455,529
+ 13.6
20,581,463
+
7.1
38,558,002
38,451,810
+
138,225,700
•'
640,195
+ 15.4
2,356,044
61,687,686
26,768,607
951,863
2,990,051
2.840,168
+
2,234,683
+ 10.9
1,873,117,742
19,567,614
21,203,738
+
24,615,980
•1,815,375
27jl8"000
85,799,227
7,751,785
—
Peoria
2,462,574
+15.6
125,552,843
2,303,987
23,626,463
—14.3
27,734,000
340,348,718
3,64),993
—„
_
3,528,156
32,066,000
86,120,606
2,478,885
Bloomington
Chicago
3,022,117
7.5
+ 11.5
+
157,372,793
2,007,636,211
*
„
7,811,371
6,863,401
—_
16.1
24,365,810
20,986,276
+
84,060,652
70.201,066
+ 19.7
3.4
601,414,521
575,904,383
+
9.8
288,638,216
236,462,530
+ 22.1
—
+
2.6
9,601,122
9,164,081
+
4.8
5.3
—
30,350,114
28,180,074
+
7.7
22,153,286
20,800,058
7.2
19,478,669,905
17,556,879,643
+ 20.7
80,058,675
74,957,807
+ 16.1
_
—_—
—
2,302,526
15,134,555
7,050,032
4.4
+
1,869,535
+ 23.2
1,712,437
13.589,997
5,935,102
+ 11.4
13,843,132
1,571,049
10,050,577
+ 18.8
4,807,036
3,715,549
————————
——————
6.5
616,919
452,204.620
665,037
475,736
+ 10.9
370,860
396,646,376
393,482,800
6.8
298.428,405
3,358,075
2,979,341
1,368,309
+
224,051,446
206,239,423
+
+
7.4
93,973,444
89,930,577
+
4.5
+
3.0
86.115.264
80.786.079
+
6.6
819,465
+
10.3
8.925,317
8,144,252
+
3,773.502,368
+ 11.2
44,856,498,880
33,603,173,364
5,047,058
4,574,993
1,456,425
4,038,640
2,255,379
2,135.445
2,008,635
.1,515.988
2,469,406
2,148,338
1,620,931
1,573,700
581,420,144
513,583,024
9.6
4.200,074,217
'
5,934,823
8.6
9.007,731
10,487,518
903,799
...
32,903,316
+ 13.8
6.3
+ 13.0
+
„
0.3
9,674,384
——r—
—
——
+ 13.6
10,806,065
Rockford
1,576,465
——————
352,793,738
926,690
£11.—Aurora
3,630,107
27.2
+ 14.4
29,381,016
City
+
—15.3
59,601.690
Ames
4,157,043
2^36^585
0.1
116,467,830
4,273,019
2,412,486
+ 31.0
127,299,441
5,014,976
4,895,253
+ 22.5
2,503,647
—
+17.7
43,823,786
146,104,140
8,760,707
la.—Cedar Rapids
179,866,938
2.9
+ 32.1
800,757
———————
—19.9
2,407,844
738,918
9.9
9,519,569
3,900,101
—
_
_
+
14,828,599
''
144.927,335
68,588,549
*
43,479,977
8,063,962
Milwaukee
5.2
+
131,707,073
Terre
Wis.—Madison
81.9
—12.0
26,095,463
128,541,916
Bend
9.1
+
+ 25.0
14,353,072
.-South
+
10,697,060,636
—
•
4,201,491
12,634,946
23,704,248
19,458,104,575
75,354,495
—
5,654,593
4,264,730
-
25,868,100
21.4
+
13,056,596
7,068,606
-
9.9
+
—
3,921,629
17,249,185
.
Qttleg)
+ 16.8
+ 16.8
+ '5.2
+
8,553,367
Md.—Baltimore
49,472,329
267,777,000
3,145,685,073
15,302,561
Greenville
—
317,391,358,
'
+ 21.8
:
7.9
+
11,116,381
Columbia
26.7
+
371,269,631
-C.—Charleston
Moines
126,660,739
424,887,195
+ 15.9
■
—14.1
31,557,000
Richmond
Watertown
174,239.563
r-
■
210,192,791
_
14.1
+
1,819,614
2,773,819
•
3.3
+
;
~mm^m.mmmm
18.5
3.5
74,099,762
—
243,516,947
■
.
2.268,289
3.014,096
+ 16.9
+33.4
+
;
4.7 Xi
District—Richmond-
Va.—Norfolk
Sheboygan
2,877,139
—
+ 19.6
Va.—Huntington
Lansing
Muskegon
Bay City
Ind.—Ft. Wayne
Gary
Indianapolis
3,771.308
■
+ 11.5
934,496
12,780,538
(17 cities).—
13,510,700
2,181,283
+
+
1,141,767,654
Kv.—Lexington
W. Va.—Wheeling
+
0.1
382,308
-
3.601,743
0.1
1,672,858
-
Erie
rX
'
+
36,826,377
Co.
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
Detroit
408,023,510
+ 16.3
+
Federal
2,727,000
517,383,710
+
+
Mich—Ann
4,377,400
+ 15.6
+
+
(16
5.2
+
7,637,694,646
1,231,065
Columbus
?
-
3.192,100
135,447,835
4,005,055,557
3,758,216
Reserve
■
143,667,376
1,327,138
Federal
i
2,878,829
8,886,084,562
4,179,727
(9
2,731,557
-
4,481,544,885
+
—
70,196.800
Reserve
12.6
9.1
862.976,564
.Lorain
Federal
+ 15.7
0.3
12,884,727
437.384,099
Hamilton
Fa.—Beaver
—— —
"
Columbus
Youngstown
V
.
+ 17.5
15,133,412
435,922,981
941,659,387
Cincinnati
•Cleveland
Mansfield
<:,.;• ;•
6.6
+
234,606.793
1.4
•
'mmmimmmrn'mmmmmmmm
5.6
+
29,239,403
219,401,494
—
9.4
District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
<31
—
23.7
+
7,951,955
Total
520.493
1,236,444
+
1,910,969
Springfield
Sterling
619,324
1,561,243
90.7
5,986,955
7,242,897
Decatur
3.1
6.2
+
—
1.9
—
+
:•
8.2
+ 24.6
—
2,368,062
York
Sioux
5,790,110
4.5
—
—
2,501,000,000
Pottsville
Des
5,939,768
2,755,202
Wilkes-Barre
Seventh
_
6,358,403
•Scranton
Total
4.3
+
610,888
984,996,562
•
—
__
2,683,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
Tampa
3,051.865.872
52,933,960
+ 49.8
2,533,165
Harrisburg
Sixth
860,328
..
270,580,125
262,741,797
—
7.680,670
Lebanon
Total
558,390
1,014,254
3,703,476,060
475,803,889
299,167,862
+
12,675,073
Lancaster
Fifth
+ 24.7
+ 19.6
0.3
+ 20.1
2,814,164
Total
972,042
3,851,166,136
1,181,052
33,000,000
8.4
+ 14.6
2,108,800
City
1,212,573
4,605,975,262
i.
V
9.5
+13.4
■
4.144,115
4,214,425
D.
927,417
__
3,354,045
3,883,769
W.
1,375,137
39,963,370
29.5
+ 11.1
Bethlehem
Oil
17.1
21.8
+
+
t
4,594,043
6,568,834
+
+
+
—
18,013,233,139
Chester
N.
+ 405.8
4.5
+
41,758,481
+
Pa.—Altoona
Du
5,469,042
+
1,596,903
•
District—Philadelphia-
Reserve
Federal
1940
$
1,359,191
158,308,981,271
152,555,140
4,029,550
(14 cities)
1941
Dec. %
48,200,000
46,677,213
110,649,488
v
21,633,435,366
Oranges
-
or
58,700,000
204,994,059,719
—
2,017,092
Newark
$
27,664,173
6.6
+
26.2
27,205,031
J.—Montclair
N.
Inc.
+ 14.3
+20.5
+
46,147,309
Syracuse
Utica
1942
<
+ 48.4
63,244,677
9.4
+
'
York
New
1943
or
Deo. %
+ 57.2
7,217,027
237,700,000
.>—..
Buffalo
Inc.
Dec. %
8.028,050
Y.—Albany
Binehamton
Week Ended Nov. 6
—
1942
•'.'
'•■
260,036,595
«.
Monday, November 15, 1943
+ 33.5
^
+13.2
495,418,275
381,588,985,
**"
.Volume 158
-r -■. -nr
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4229 4
1943-..
Mo.—-St.
1943
or
7,050,747,030
+ 10.2
10.8
777/260
+
15.1
8,106,014
281,251,348
+
4.2
2,871,121,500
266,076,781
323,195,698
685,888
658,450
+
4.2
5,018,000
4,679,000
+
'7.2
1,325,566,409
1,299,899,909
YY+
2.0
—
+ 17.7
Ninth
(7
cities)
Federal
Reserve
District—Minneapolis—
•?'.
;
-
St.
Paul
216,542,977
-
Winona
N.
43,151,000
—
1 "
..
2,202,172
+'
13,015,771
65,615,702
Sioux
Falls
51,066,129
56,486,120
+
9.5
36,101,000
+ 19.5
10,050,518,986
+ 17.7
5,735,881,953
4,372,096,821
20,729,326 *
1,952,503,507
21,548,790
17,206,348
1,652,996,770
19,060,182
.
4,602f160
132,912,705
9.1
+
+16.0
.
+
+ 13.1
Mont.—Billings
Great
7,045,451
—
+
7.1
47,542,683
45,241.872
+
+
3.0
48,574,631
6,835,259,295
7,992,937
27,303,017
—15.5
Cities)
(16
732,772
879,912
—16.7
1,020,747,817
Federal
...
838,851,246
+21.7
Reserve
*
*"*951~000
"~959~000
17.2
232,855,222
162,251,242
+
4,579,090
+ 11.8
4,709,040
5,185,167
112,638,813
+ 42.8
99,358,184
76,625,714
53,242,360
41,396,549
"+28.6
¥77,965
27,153,IO¥
3,322~675
TiYi
3,589,212
2,684",433
1,450,569
1,632,790
—lY.2
1~2~24,863
922,673
1,774,408.
1
■"
38
+
3,833,865
•_
,'r
+ 13.5
_
"
+20.2
9,374,256
8,597,544,989
District—Kansas
Neb.—Fremont
50,591,737
111,301,681
57,246,142
195,961,657
4,571,358
:¥./
—
"+2~6~.0
246,715,345 '
-
+17.9
179,104,355
8,233,969
"
Tenth
6,580,397
23,073,442
Falls
Helena
Lewistown
Total
+ 15.6
6.8
36,075,73a
+38.5
1,010,507
+17.9
37,016,510
49,903,777
e
+ 6.0
+41.1
5,943,848
+
57,400.445
9.6
160,822,894
+ 14.4
11,127,197
+48.0
+64.6
88,200,000
5,121,433
+ 18.1
.
4,021,146
125,403,518
13,982,000
19,726,000
17,082,402
57,424,049
133,811,377
12,147,336
1,934,000
1,721,866
124,600,000
+20.5
12,330,329
+
1
*
+ +31.2
.
7,006,941
—
-
Huron
$
+ 16.4
—
1~070!000
1,348,000
<£89,129,831
8.3
11,888,919
_
1940
$
+ 28.8
56,359,225
+ 11.7
■;
169,760,785
2,863,000
,
'
1941
2.1
'
183,853,544
2,835,022
Forks
D.—Aberdeen
or
Dec. ft
132,800,000
+ 17.4
1,167,758
Grand
Minot
+29.6
4,212,864-
5.1
+
+
"418,08 7
yyy.I
1,¥97,134
1,006,651
5,306,901
4,650,435
"+14.1
5,630-194
4,043, 772
231,552,430
169,638,439
+ 36.5
154,486,592
117,621,609
w
9.4
8.5
+25.8
City
+ 15.1
948,927
1,092,190
9.095,367
6,570.396
4- 38.4
226,180
236,490
17,035,461
15,612,805
+
9.1
171,478,331
144.774,958
+ 18.4
+ 16.1
263,360,554
+
24.4
3,052.313,618
2,112,504,487
+ 44.5
4,062,506
75,739,326
3,498,239
327,749,940
3,190,512
2,745,368
1,020,882
1,139,307
—10.4
61,549,013
10,597,831
11.142,949
+ 23.1
43,147,452
32.068,385
2,734.419
-
Lincoln
Omaha
-
i,
11,827,600,132
+13.8 +
+ 10.0
+ 8.9
464,892
D.—Fargo
B.
1
.507,138
15,099,630
•
—
1,613,497,314
4,973,309
5,447,941
:
0.8
+
196,891,815
2,399,171
Fergus Falls
Inc.
+ 10.1
8,276,318
+29.5
2,167,543
Rochester
42,847,675
>
539,050,515
2,466,521
Minneapolis
,
1942
$
171.100,000
'
20,564,857
VT
'
$
<
20,735,424
698,149,682
Minn.—Duluth
1943
+ 19.5
2,444,928,404
.
1,801,838,595
,
.C.*
Total
or
Dec. ft
5,899,894,966
47,188,052
+
894,672
292,970,051
111.—Jacksonville
Inc.
$
■
■
.
684,698,950
4,639,203
5,139,708
-Week Ended Nov. 6-
1942
$,"•
Dec. ft
'■
i
..
754,781,309
Cape Girardeau
Independence
Ky.—Louisville
Tenn.-r-Memphis
Quincy
$
Louis—
Louis
Inc.
1942
'
S
Clearings at—
1977
-Jan. 1 to Oct. 31-
-Month of October-
Eighth Federal Re
1-^.^ ,',^
_i__*
Kan.—Manhattan
Parsons
1,293,261
15,551,016
—16.7
10,883,703
+
23.2
126,803,638
107,732,848
+ 17.7
2,810.564
2.909,790
3.4
22,534,075
+ 24.3
25.9,312,011
211,514,246
+ 22.6
2,854,749
5,977,161
+ 16.2
3,647,943
+
3.7
5,142,458
3,513,153
33,599,877
37.278,672
4,742,441
3,049,899
830,941,715
763,298,808
+
8.9
8,064.727,4(10
G,458,521,878
200,703,376
21,361,667
15l"l¥l,009
+24.5
245,049,858
"+¥2.8
26,600,441
184,579,479
+
32.8
mJsTosi
91,378,959
6,604,315
4,764,331
+ 38.6
2.8
3,720,444
+
2.840,098
*
Mo.—Joplin„
i—
City
Joseph
Carthage
12,953,143
127,146
13,406,809
Wichita
Kansas
—10.2
109,829
4.9
28,015,095
+
Tope k a
St.
1,440,032
—
4.4
—
r+
—
.
...
,
757,172
Dkla.—Tulsa
■—
Colo.—Colorado
703,237
+
7.7
6,778,826
6,596.632
56,153,707
.
51,607,062
+
8.8
526,928,705
451,423,014
4,987,401
3,812,772
260,758,439
235,728,163
4,497,140
3,774,732
2,207,381
2,196,320
+
1,580,030,187
1,402,050,107
Springs
Denver
+ 30.8
45,623,605
44,514,023
10.6
2,253,147,478
1,771,579,898
+ 19.1
37,652,585
37,862,648
0.5
18,142,366
17,335,992
12.7
14,874,204,719
11,619,483,136
+
+
—
9.9
+ 24.9
+ 16.7
+
2.5
995,796
1,143,653
—12.9
733,348
639,721
"•MSIOOO
~766~879
TlY.2
717^667
685,730
297,964,224
231,161,862
+ 28.9
180,466,523
136,369,716
+ 27.2
"
Pueblo
Wyoming—Casper
Total
—
cities).
(16
Texas—Austin
12,931,245
————
El
Houston
7,710,761
+
1.6
83,853.392
65,519,395
454,362,000
+
5.7
4,409,665.348
3.608.608,923
36,158,158
+
11.2
381,947,837
317,445.086
+ 20.3
59,275,653
2,151,113
1.933,69*
+ 20.4
77/7527194
56,602~7li
"+i¥.6
12.342,645
7,667~095
0.1
3,453,000
2,538,000
1,031,336
■
+
2.3
453,718,704
+ 18.0
13,416,115
n~220~056
14,234,000
+
2.8
126,194.000
113,468,000
+ 11.2
3,648,000
3,644,000
+ 11.8
3,853.697,009
3,120,528,599
+ 23.5
3,943,925
2,764,249
+ 42.7
35,246,8G7
27.720.887
5,316,724
+ 15.1
6,118,120
3,081,014
986,170,622
.—San
55,566,171
+
¥.
48.609,212
+ 14.3
24,137,916
27,835,199
—13.3
0.4
200,939,603
198,506,993
+
8.2
9,822,350,314
8,076,278,088
1,320,379
1,494^506
—Y1.7
1,443,383
1.2
4,599,587
4,¥37,101
"+"
6 .1
5~577,718
3,966,802:
+ 21.6
132,313,633
113,342,332
+ 16.7
102,720,053
73,739,639
+
Francisco—
3,851,146,546
21.2
83,654,200
73,675,275
+ 22.5
84,423,115
65,802,910
+ 28.3
2,417,541
1,728,489
7,936,666
7,638.108
+
3.9
76,581,835
64,842,881
+ 18.1
3.082,000
2,863.000
+
7.6
25,819,000
21,821,000
+ 18.3
342,723.895
—
336,559,213
3,328,174,674
2,681,134,802
+ 24.1
+ 15.5
—
36,425,941
30,020,782
3,178,110,385.
+ 21.3
+
Lake City
x
Ariz.—Phoenix
—
+
1.8
7,323,431
6,995,829
+
4.7
70,323,214
50,571,435
125,233,663
—
Utah—Ogden
123.843,349
+
1.1
1,167,509,013
988,504,637
+ 18.1
24,314.278
20,271,399
+ 19.9
250,073,096
190.768.629
+ 52.7
85,318.333
75,178,900
130,372,917
127,853,715
+
401,355,726
266,892,735
+
50.4
+ 38.4
69.070,583
50,013,370
+ 38.1
79,370,785
65,760,373
+ 20.7
51,250,843
34,471,440
27J7Y216
24,1>61~ 148
TiYi
21,¥371371
16,119", 169
10,281,616
9,305,119
+10.5
6,072"458
3,585,514-
3,268,420
"+44~8
3,86~7~033
3,030,486
+ 21.0
197,648,318
142.186,000
4,301,844
3,046,823
6,196.871
13,398,346
47,092,814
29,273.492
9,526,018
6,883,160
17,218,837
11,747,957
+
46.6
152,564,395
137,602,034
+ 10.9
5,517,159
3,832,183
+
44.C
50,284,652
39,196,600
+ 28.6
1.181,107,696
1,062,837,190
+
11.1
10,833,504,856
9,143,211,035
18.5
276,611,000
228,681,000
25,370.634
18,598.478
+
36.4
191,054,187
150,836.779
+ 26.7
6,021,149
4,127,020
Berkeley,—.
-
Modesto
Pasadena
—
Riverside
San
Francisco
San
Jose
—
7.831,992
cities)
(190
Total
:
19,086,385
2,076,649,121
-•
—
(19
+
5.481.933
20,919,503
2/237,157,563
Barbara
Stockton
+
'
4,734,187
•
+ 45.9
+ 42.9
65,936,131
56,359,490
+ 17.0
2,273,203
1,541,974
+ 47.4
+
9.6
183,843,352
1,814,227
142.111.630
+ 29.4
5,253,404
1,512.369
3,514,498
+ 49.5
3,205,342
2,847,322
+
7.7
21,053,781,566
17.460,833,749
+ 20.6
497.988,301
416,163,316
+ 19.7
352,704,726
7,183,705,334
247,522,274
5,658,219,192
2,606,353,320
43,279,265,139
cities)—
New York.———
38,109,162,035
+
13.6
421,152,162,714
338,066,951,231
+ 24.6
9,050,373,887
8,286,033,992
+
9.2
22,367,799,239
20,752.101,646
+
7.8
216,158,102,995
177,757,969,960
+
21.6
4,444,398,525
4,434,867,856
+
0.2
Inc.
or
CANADIAN
CLEARINGS FOR OCTOBER AND
-Month of October1943
Canuda—
S
.
-1
■t
Inc.
626,850,459
346,643,519
1943
or
Dec. ft
s
658,578,359
C13,057,151
——
FOR
6,802,717,386
2.2
6,462,032,472
32.8
2.840.037,375
—
261,048,542
+
Week Ended Nov. 4-
1942
1943
Inc. or
$
$
3.3
+
Dec. ft
1942
S
-
*
5,978,428,089
+
13.8
216,632,312
219,123,434
5,337,093,908
+
21.1
229,667,069
182,322,436
43.0
122,177,890
1,986,680,644
+
Vancouver
139,340,566
119,212,523
+ 16.9
1,240,103,988
1,004,198,609
+ 23.5
39,668,236
30,065,638
Ottawa
431,273,506
392,651,787
+
9.8
3,852,094,066
3,095,856,007
+ 24.4
142,496,432
170,650,490
30,101,250
27,360,477
+
10.0
252,678,264
238,274,932
6.0
7,803,369
17,872,689
17,774,933
+
0.5
186,390,028
172,047,188
Winnipeg
Quebec
Halifax
3,460,229,274
WEEK ENDED NOV. 4 FOR FOUR YEARS
-Jan. 1 to Oct. 31-
1942
680,545,458
Toronto
Montreal
1,315,490-
+
+
68,986,411
'
8,312,295
1941
Dec. ft
5,308,914
1.9
7,627,110
8,122,349
4,958,333
162,581,547
+ 26.0
161,584,994
112,641,973
+ 77.1
58,644,447
42,256,098
31.9
26.880,488
20,830,799-
—16.5
66,302,393
50,207,224
6.1
6,846,377
5,939,664-
7.1
4,327,219
4,283,966
6.1
7,395,015
+
—
+
32,019,756
35,068,800
8.7
308,019,882
314,106.534
Calgary
44,745,332
41,123,291
+
8.8
344,708,245
293,921,873
+ 17.3
11,708,970
10,497,625
+ 11.5
13,599,133
11,479,393
+ 18.5
120,902,232
104,624,408
+ 15.6
4,463,862
3,143,237
+ 42.0
9,812,490
9,375,448
90,922,376
84,254,030
+
7.9
2,318,654
2,380,066
8.5
——
John
Victoria
14,942.033
30,464,191
36,899,423
4.7
+•
13,109,345
39,277,062
London
—
39,652,218
—
-
—
Brandon
2,762,191
—
,
———
Saskatoon
—
4.417,192
9,089,336
4,828,263
—*
Jaw
5,593,218
Brantford
Fort
5,221,924
William .--i—
New
Westminster
Medicine
137,268,556
126,567,810
+
348,967,143
259,950,754
+ 34.2
9,389,342
8,101,551
281,188,117
221,880,591
+ 26.7
12,258,714
13,736,717
2.2
23,140,759
20,699,344
+ 11.8
734,280
736,804
35,772,972
28,790,720
+
24.3
1,107,445
1,048,424
+
>5.6-
'942,514
613,899
87,092,937
73,174,656
+ 19.0
2,254,563
2,495,382
+10.4'
2,118,178
1.999,898
38,309,711
34,678,974
+ 10.5
1,174,863
1.055,869
867,246
+ 11.1
50,821,404
46,691,307
8.8
1,259,676
1,361,894
9.0
47,194,046
47,402,618
0.4
1.538,732
1.345,138
—18.9
36.013,967
40,655,895
—11.4
1,019,677
1,102,292
3,815,158
5,919,774
Albert
+ ]
+
•
+
9.2
'7.9
.
'
+
—
1,377,145
0.3
—
7,2
+
w
•
x-v
3,540.031
3,250,067
6,992,048
6,618,371
■t.
641,443
5,161,187
*
5,702,785
552,465
1.1
1,228,575
1,074,527
+ 14.4
1,299,743
1,013,054
7.5
1,033,207
—
+
1.3
19.924,617
15,125,985
+ 31.7
569,606
554,492
+
2.7
529,584
469,642
3,985,500
+ 18.6
39,744,962
34,686,962
+ 14.6
1,239,322
935,517
+ 32.5
821,900
,728,514
5,103,240
—
—
cities)
2,611,726
-
* Estimated.
+
0.3
45,853,532
43,370,122
+
5.7
2.9
57,671,963
55,231,939
+
4.4
1,758,501
-T-
7.9
189,744,267
184,309,893
+
2.9
4,701.061
+
7.8
—
25,604,020
21,551,460
1,184,802
1,497,237
1,458,581
1,354,139
8.9
3,884,422
3,769,660
+ 18.8
733,451
670,720
55,132,511
48,420,284
+ 13.9
1,710,406
1,476,543
7.7
35,833,118
33,004,747
+
8.6
931,678
973,508
—
5.026,084
2,550,105,111
2,380,831,775
898,699
18.4
+ 13.0
5,272,870
1,206.787
+
+
+
.3,230,470
2,408,689
+ 26.4
782,489
4,318,702
3,781,604
;
—
1.484,976
,
5,215,338
>
3,346,683
—
—-r~
02
5,892,452
4.073,701
3,010,388
-———-
—
5,755,586
22,836,828
2,815,078
—
——
——
Budbury
i
-1
+ 15.9.
2,416,576
5,119,412
Moneton
T-td
.,+ 16.4
••
—35.6
—io.8
4,822,818
5,586,928
Windsor
Chatham
2,030,947
3,912,257
21,024,986
Kitchener
Barnia
"••.4,792,348
7,105,930'
2,152,870
4,725,547
Hat
Sherbrooke
Prince
;i
r
2,408,310-
2,447,892
—
Peterborough
Kingston
.
;
2,618,181
6.9
+
.
,!'4.472.989
"5,036,396
•
Moose
.
—
3,793,657
9,924,701
Letli bridge
2.6
—
6,607,B3<>
8,436,132
(
■
,,
+ 14.0
x
2,702,826
;
—
+ 28.9
•
Edmonton
Regina
$
175,981,381
A
8.3
1940:
$
1.1
—
Hamilton
St.
39,407,661
2.0
+ 60.9
1,665,959
39.1
9,462,748
Beach
60,941,649
+
+ 13.5
6.8
13.5
+ 39.9
+ 31.1
+
14,302,730
Calif.—Bakersfleld
Total
4.C
9,472,965
'
Yakima
Ore.—Eugene
Portland
3,731,288
387,937,975
11,607,278
.
Seattle
Ida.—Boise
4,308.846
372,277,375
.
-
+
27.1
+ 13.1
23,078,106
1,067,124,078
535,275,688
+
2,725,109
23,171,775
Twelfth Federal Reserve District
Wash.—Belllngham
Grand
X
57,950,689
---
—
V: Total- (11 cities)
Outside
+ 10.6
371,728;627
—
Texarkana
Santa
2,337,770
88,646,660
+ 28.0
14.632,000
;—
——
Falls
Wichita
2,586,108
106,743,444
+ 22.2
La.—Shreveport
Long
+ 22.8
7.837,462
—
Arthur
Salt
94,317.090
+ 28.0
415,760,741
Worth
Galveston
Port
11.5,826,483
4.7
480,177,870
—
—
—
Paso
Ft.
+ 27.5
10,142.199
+
0.6
40,194,273
Beaumont
Dallas
+
—
+
9.4
644,714
471,324
+
15.8
1,066,057
1,046,351
4.3
941,766
900,485
—
6.8
30,508,576
28,861,300
+
5.7
866,792
1,008,096
—14.0
737,994
+ 38.9
33,711,165
21,053,733
+ 60.1
1,015,983
567,314
+ 79.1
578,162
523,161
+
4.9
48,794,556
47,445,719
+
2.8
1,342,672
1,189,513
+ 12.9
1,223,217
1,071,974
+
7.1
24,168,899,213
20,043,041,035
+ 20.6
841,467,008
759,964,587
-f 10.7
559,732,660
449,885,911
740,048
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(Continued from page 1972)
D.
Edward
:
3
Co.;
&
Jones
W.
Merrill
Lynch;
Pierce,
Co.;
&
Kenner
Abbe
Newton,
&
Beane;
Webber,
Jackson & Curtis;
Christensen, Inc.;
R.
W. Pressprich
&
Pierce
Co.;
E.
of
Sullivan & Co.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.;.
Corp.; G. H. Wulker & Co.; Weeden &
White, Weld & Co.; The Wisconsin Co.; Dean Witter
Stone
Co.;
&
Power
trust
Light
&
mtge.
4,000,000 Delaware
ferred
.
who
$5
Price,
:
Harris,
Inc.;
of
Chicago;
Hayden,
Miller &
Co.;
E.
A.
Hasten & Co.,
INDUSTRIAL
OTHER
$650,000 Globe-Wcrnicke
1953.
20,000,000
Co.
Purpose,
Hutton
4
MANUFACTURING
%
1st mtge. bonds, due Oct. 1,
Price, 101.
Offered by W. E.
refunding.
'
Co.
&
Lorillard
(P.)
AND
'
'
333/-3/'3:33%3\%'33%%:3
■
Adamex Securities
Corp.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
Bear, Stearns & Co.; A. G.
Inc.; Blair & Co., Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Sons; Clark, Dodge & Co.; R. S. Dickson
& Co., Inc., Dominick & Dominick; Eastman, Dillon & Co.;
Emanuel & Co.; Estabrook & Company; Field, Richards
& Co,; First Boston Corp.; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Goldman,
Becker &
Alex.
3YY.--Y'
Sachs
'"
3-.
&
&
•
y3"
3%3;-
Lee
$14
R.
3yy33':'':3.
Co.;
&
&
3'3
3
Co.;
Wertheim
•.
Co.
&
Inc.;
Union
&
Webster
Spencer
Co.-;
and
&
and
The
'%%;%
.%
3.,'(
3
consin
3,000,000 (Oscar)
Mayer & Co., Inc. 15-year 3 % % debentures, due
Purpose, pay notes held by banks, ($2,025,000),
corporate purposes,
($975,000).
Price,
100% and int.
Offered by A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Lehman Brothers;
1958.
Glore,
.i:(
Forgan &
Co.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Ladenburg,
Harris, Hall. & Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch
&
Beane;
Carter
H.
Harrison
&
Co.;
Pierce,
Fenner
Loewi & Co., and The Wisconsin Co.
4% %1st
Co.
mtge.
•
bonds,
due
Oct.
15,
-3
refunding
Purpose,
%3%...3%Blyth
Inc.;
($2,010,000) acquisition of constituent;
($490,000).
Price, 102% plus int.
Offered by
& Co., Inc.; Estabrook & Co.; Bitting, Jones & Co.,
Hornblower & Weeks; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis;
Van
Alystyne,
&
Stubbs,
Inc.,
and
Co.
Noel
Putnam &
Co.;
V.
Whiting, Weeks
y:;;'%%3
stocks
(Preferred
of
stated
a
preferred stocks of
are
no
par
value
par
value
at
of
par,
common
E.
Hutton
&
Marks
Witter
&
Co.
124,250 shares of
White
Baker,
&
&
Jones
Pierce,
while
stock
Inc.;
&
&
Co.;
Fenner
Sons;
Johnston,
&
Beane;
Milhous,
Rohrbaugh
and
Date
Dec
Page
1
per
81
1
Nov
15
American Bemberg Corp., 7% preferred stock—_I__Dec
American, British & Continental Corp., 5% debentures
1
.
1821
-
1237
1437
1525
Apco Mossberg Co. general mtge. bonds due 1956
Nov 30
Asuncion Port Concession Corp., 8%
debentures—Nov 22
Atlanta Gas Light Co., gen. mtge. 4%% bonds
due 1955-Nov 20
1630
Atlantic City Gas Co.. 1st mtge. 5s.iiue
I960.—.._-__..Nov 24
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co.— V:y'.v'
1321
-if,:.
1631
due
Corp.
20-yr.
6%
income
1957———
-
2nd
Nov
Gen.
&
ref.
due
mtge. 3% '7
Electric
bonds, series C, due 1967-—-Dec
Power
Co-.,
1st
trust
mtge.
--------_-_-_---v--Apr
Cincinnati Gas
& Electric Co.; 1st mtge.
3%s, due 1967 Dec
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago <fc St. Louis Ry., St. Louis •
1st
collat,
trust
Development Co., Ltd., 6%
preference stock
due
debentures due
Oil
Corp.,
—i.—w-..Dec
■
convY
3%%
•
mtge. serial bonds, series A, due 1944-1946—--Dec
Publishing Co., 7% preferred stock— Dec
1
1858
1
1858
mtge.
—Dec
——;—
—
&
Electric
bonds, due 1945 :
Duquesne Natural Gas Co.,
Eastern Car Co.,
Ltd.. 6%
Co.,
gen. & ref.
1st mtge.
Shore
Public
Service
bonds,
1473
1
1859
1st & ref. 5%: sinking fund mtge. bonds, series A & B ..Dec
Iowa Pwr. & Light Co., 1st mtge, 4%s, ser. A, due 1958-Mar
1
1859
1
1134
1
1134
bonds due 1969-Nov 26
1733
ser,
Light Co., 1st mtge. 4s, due 1968—3—-Mar
Iowa Public Service Co.,
1st mtge. 3% %
Utilities
Iowa Southern
Co.
of
Delaware—
.y3,':';':3:3:
4Va%,. debentures due 1966_3i^-__w^.%3-33Y-^33i:''-3-2-..Dec
1
Kankakee
Water
1st mortgage
>;
&
1859
Nashville
RR.
unified
mtge,
3%%
5M>s,
1279
1859
291
bonds.
:
1
5 Vi%
due
1950
—Dec
1
1860
'cumulative, preferred stock....--!;—3_^-.3—Y—..-Nov
29
1860
Robbins, Inc., 3-2%
Manufacturers
&
debentures due
—;
a__
-
-
Securities Co.,
10-yr. 4%'3
1950—
,
'v.
1st mtge.
5s,
due
1951—..Jan
1860
1860
National Dairy Products Corp., serial debs, due 1946-47. Dec
1
1860
1
1860
1822
New
2
1860
New
1728
New
England Capital Corp., 6% debentures due 1964-__Dec
Jersey Power <fe Light Co., 1st mtge. 4%s due 1960_Dec
-•
1st mtge. bonds due
1947—
New York City Omnibus Corp.—
lien
mtge.
6%
1823
1
1729
1
1634
15
1729
due
1947
-
1824
1824
1824
1636
484
1
1824
1
1440
5%
■
bonds due 1965-%-Man
due 1952——.Dec
Fifty-Fifth St. Corp., 1st mtge. 4s due 1955—Dec
Patersou & State Line Traction Co., 1st 5s, due 1964—..Dec
Peaslee-Gaulbert Corp., 6% preferred stock.—-%
1—Jan
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp., 1st mtge. 3%s due l960_Dec
Phelps Dodge Corp., conv. 3%% debentures due 1952—Dec
Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington RR., gen. mtge.
General
it:.
1860
1860
1
Gas
1
J
Price, $31Va per share,;
1861
1861
1
1861
Pictures,
SL>,
Price,
Serial
notes
per
share.
of
stock
common
Offered
by Blyth
1, 1940-
&
;V.'u';V;
■
Issue—
and
*
the
on
the
a
due
6s, series B,
offerings.,'%y
following
1949.
.
\
.
,
L
"
'
Date;;
Page
'1539
1863
1
1675
1
Dec
1863
'
*
,
1v
__>Dec-
a—
3
295
;
i
1675
'
1
1st lien Gs, series B, due 1948—
%3—3..3—Dec
Studebakcr Corp., coriv. 6'i- debentures due
1945L;:y„—_Dec
1863
-
l
1863
.
1
1540
1945-Jan
2
1772
Hospital of Bellevue, Pa.—
1945—-,aL__%%_„_—_33_Jan
l
Studebaker Corpi, 10-yr.
Suburban General
mortga ge
conv.
633 debentures due
bonds 'due
Temple University,,1st mtge. 6% bonds——
Jan
1
Thermoids Co., 1st lien collat, trust
5%; bonds due 1951—iDec 27
Toledo Edison
Co., 3%'% debentures due 1960 %%3%—. Dec
1
Twelfth Street Terminal
Buildings—
1st mortgage bonds dated
Bus
1948 to
1864
1478
6%
Terminal &
v3
1951'
collat.
Service"Ccu;/"1st lien 5bonds;
Utilities Corp.—
trust
ser.
.Dec
■ ■
;
1384
20
'■
1676
A,
—Nov
■
United States Leather Co.,
prior preferred stock
Employees Securities Co.—
Income bonds ar.d notes due 1981—
1864
;_%Jan
I
Dec
1
1774
1964333—Dec
Bros.-Kennelly Co., 1st mtge. 5s, due 1955-!
,_Dec
1
1677
New England Capital
Corp., debentures due
1st
1864
1
33:3';'':3:"3
.Tv*%3--■:'"3y
cdav. bonds, series A, due I960—3._„Jan
1
,.
Utilities
West
1864
v:3
y~.~;.%%aa%%—%_—_%3_
Public
1772
.
1926..—Dec
i
3
Garage Co., 1st mtge. 6s, due
% y V:
1951%a.,;%Y33a,;;%——.%:3%%Y%3„Y,%a.
Water
due.
United
•;
pages
ten months' figures
periods in the four
five-year comparison
1944-1954
due
by
'
;
fIndicates special
tables
Offered
.
V '
'
•
share.;
per
Spalding (A. G.) k, Bros., Inc. preferred
stockJ%.;.3_3-Dec
Springfield City Water Co., 1st mtge. 4s, ser,
A, due 1956%Apr
Standard Public Service
Corp.— - v
■:
;Y 1st iien 6% bonds, ser. A_aY_:_ A%33i3i -33- 3
%333ki % Feb
Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.—
mortgage 3% bonds due 1954...—
1944-1947
■:
_3%^3-3.,-%^—_3„
♦Announcement in this Issue.
;
17.73
1
991
1
1864
...■'3: Y;'
Dec
Western Utilities Corp.) u.% notes due
1952%%%%. 3—Dec
Youngsiown Sheet k Tube Co., serial notes
dated 1940.Dec
Youngstown Sheet Jit Tube Co. serial debentures due
3,.-%%—Dec
{In Volume
1
1864
15
1864
15
3.3;''' -3"
157.
Lre grouped in two separate tables. In the
bring together all the dividends announced the
Dividends
first
we
Then we follow with a second table
in
show the dividends
previously announced, but
which have not yet been
paid. Further details and rec-'
ord of past dividend
payments in many cases are
which
we
1476
1861
under the
1770
and
1
1476
1950—Dec
1
1862
Dec
1
given
company name in our "General Corporation
Investment News Department" in the week
when
declared.
:
■
1862
1771
1824
Offered by Blyth $5
shares
'
Southwestern: States"Telephone' Co.—
1861
1862
1
25.000
Southeastern Greyhound Lines, second5
preferred stock—Dec
Public Service Co.—
"
•
'
1
—Dec
bonds due
mtge. 5s due by ext. in 1950
notes dated Dec.
."k;
*
Stock
Co.
and
1
15
1.
1824
1824
Inc.
$25.50
comprehensive
1
Electric Co.—
Episcopal Church in the Diocese
Se¬
i*-,',
common
current week.
15
Fublib Service Co. of Colorado, 4% debentures due 1949__Dec
1
Raleigh Block Corp., bonds dated 1926_
:
.—Nov 19
Salmon River Power Co., 1st mtge. 5s due 1952—
—Feb
1
1
Mellon
by
of
1352
{2453
Protestant
1
4,000 shares
1736
1824
A„-Dec
Co.
1736
1
dated 1936—a—-—Nov 15
1
10
4%% .'debentures, series B,
bonds, series D 4%% due 1981Pittsburgh Steel Co., 1st mtge. 41/2',-i
•
1860
26;
Water Service Co., 1st 4s due 1964----——--Dec
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co., 47<- debentures due 1946—Dec
Old Colony Investment Trust—
Portland
comhton' stock, (par
of
2000 .Nov 18
bonds
'
Y
Dec
1st mtge. bonds,
3.' •
/'
—
Ohio
One East
shares
Inc.
.
New York & Harlem RR,, 1st mtge.
3% 74 bonds due
North
Avenue
Market,
Inc.,
5%-7%%
mtge. -
Nonvell, Inc:, 6'%
1439
_.Nov
■
bonds due 1958-4-—a—-Jan
Sixth Avenue purchase mtge,
8
stock (no par ).
by Reynolds & Co.
common
Offered
Southwestern
Werner
Realty Co., class A bonds dated 1937——Nov 29;
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR., 6% debentures--;.Dec
1
Prior
5,300
'
Company
1860
14
Merchants
of
per share.
Offered
■':y(. '.;-y:.'f
preceding, thus-affording
Union
..
series A,
debentures due 1956—Dec
&
(no
i7,..,y'
63rd & Elizabeth Garage & Show
Room Corp; bondSi-3-Nov 15
Southern Advance Bag & Paper Co., Inc.—;y
'■ * 3v":r;
• 1st.mortgage 4%s due;
1955—_yy—v.:_—3-Dec
1
1734
1860
1729
6
Corp.
:
Natural
$20).
(par
the
Union
—Jan
Maryland Light & Power Co.—
mortgage
stock
common
—
Co.—
4'.4%
series A, due 1950
1st
-
corresponding
1st
bonds, series A. due 1959
Jan
1
Kentucky Rock Asphalt Co., 1st mtge. 6%%; bonds_Y'i_Nov 18
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co., 4'> fund. & impt. bonds-Jan
1
Louisville
of
Dominick.
shares
compare the October
with those for the
.
1860
1
Dec 15
—Dec
,vv';.vy.
1
gold bonds, series B__Dec
Corp., collat. trust 4s, due 1956
;,■■■■
1
bonds__Dec
ser.
bonds, series B2——^-—;.Dec
Paper Co.—
Series C 5%
gold bonds,
Corp.—
1822
■
2,650
we
1st
Mining Co., 1st mtge. 6s, clue 1947—
Feb .1
Mortgage Guarantee Co., common stock—
—Nov 20
National Dairy Products Corp., 3%7a debs, due I960-—Dec
1
1952——Jan
B, due 1952—Dec
1954
Monroe Coal
Co.—
mtge. & 1st lien 25-yr. 5Y
Elk Horn Coal
1
1st
1st mtge, & 1st lien 20-year 5%%
1st
mtge. 7%
bond's due
In
1732
1638
Mississippi Power & Light Co., 1st mtge. bonds due 1957. Dec
trust
————a——
—
Eastern Shore Gas Corp.—
1st mtge. & collat. trust 5%
Eastern
collateral
1
18
International
&
$5,494,001
,
1735
1
gold bonds, 4%%
gold holds, 4%%
Gas
y.'-3y
New Jersey
series, due 1969—-—Dec
1
series, due 1971——-Dec "1
Domestic Industries, Inc., 10-yr. 4%}% debentures—Dec
1
Dominion
*
1
.
mtge,
Dec
—
mtge. 5% 7c
-
;''.^Indicates issues 'placed privately,
1858
ref.
shares
share.*. Offered by Morgan, Stanley
,;:,Y Y mon stock < no par)..' Price,' $22
Blyth & Co., Inc.
'
1857
&
(par 10c).Wcisenberger
4,000 shares of capital stock.
Price,
$38.50 per share.
Offered by Merrill, Turben & Co.
550,000 Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. 25,000: shares of com-
Paaa.
1031
1
Dayton Union Ry„ 4% mtge. bonds due 1949——
-Nov 15
Delaware Power & Light Co.—
1st mtge. gold bonds, 4%%
series, due 1969—3——Dec
1
1st
Date
».
Heywood-Wakefield Co., 5% debenture bonds due 1946—Dec
Hightscown Rug Co., 15-yr. 6%% debentures due 1944._Nov
Illinois Iowa Power Co., 1st & ref. mtge. SVis, series B.
1st
stock
Arthur
%YInc.'
years
Mississippi River Power Co.,
1
Co.,
Bros.
1
due
Inc.;
v-
$59s/a
Corp.
637,500 Paramount
McKnight,
Stein
-_T—Dec
debentures
Continental Steel Corp., preferred stock,
_Jan
Cushman's Sons,. Inc., $8 cumulative preferred stock—.Nov
1st
&
and
1821
Y
1951-J."—7—— —3——-Dec
15-yr.
1951
.1821
redeemable convertible
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp.—;,
10-year 5%
1821
mtge., bonds dated 1890——Nov 15
Colon
Consolidated
1821
bonds
1956
Division
Martin
Lukens,
&
1726
18
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
25-yr. 1st & Ref. 5% bonds, series B, due 1945—
Jan
1
Bendix Home Appliances, Inc., class A
stock—Nov 30
Buffalo,Niagara Electric Corp.—:vi-(-iCalifornia
Inc.;
3% debs., dated Dec. 1, 1941
3%% debentures due 1956
Illinois Power & Light
by
Co..
&
& Co., and Wads-
97,500 Pennsylvania Water & Power Co, 1,500 shares of common
stock.
Price, $65 per share.
Offered by Eastman, Dillon
f;
McKesson
mtge.
-
Bell
Co.
Price,
:
>.
(par
.
:-;yyy; 'v.,
;y
consolidated 4s, due July 1, 1952—
Nov 10
L. & N. collateral trust 4s, due Oct.
1, 1952_—%,.3-Nov 16
General unified 4%s, due June
1, 1904....__
-..__Znov 16
General unified 4s, due June 1, 1964
Y;
"_7.Nov 16
1st
Dominck
National 'Steel
$25
,
Iowa Power &
list of corporate
stocks called for
Her rick.
common
Offered
13,600
per
_
1st
Alabama State Bridge Corp., 4% bonds duo 1952
Alliance Public Service Co., 1st
mtge. 5s due 19S7
American Bakeries Co., class A stock
share.
(approx.), $7 per share.
126,000 Northern
Co.; Robert
Merrill Lynch,
Globe-Democrat
Company and Issue—
and
curities
Inc.,
Dec
General Shoe Corp.,
given in the "Chronicle."
were
Price
:
;v,
Issue-—
Barrett
^
Co.
'
&
Food Machinery Corp.,
bonds, notes,
preferred and common
redemption,
Including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
bonds
Lemon
Kirchofer & Arnold,
Robinson,
Co.:
150,000 shares of
per
Price, 89%
18,550 Muskagee
316,010
Auchincloss, Parker
Alex. Brown '& Sons;
Co.;
-%%%•'■(.& Boyce..
»
&
'
•
-
1
Goodwyn & Olds; Childs, Jeffries & Thorndike,
Inc.; G. H. Crawford Co., Inc.; Ferris; Exnicios & Co., Inc.;
Garrett
Co.
303,720 Master Electric Co. 10,0()0 shares of common stock (par
$1),
Price; $30% per share.
Offered by. Reynolds & Co,'.
Inc.;
Co.,
Watts
(par $1).
v
«
_
by J. G.
a
Stamping Co. 30,198 shares ofPrice, $7.25 per share.
Offered
&
300,000 Monroe Calculating Machine Co. 3,000 shares of Tr preferred stock (par $100),
Price, TOO % per share, plus div.
Offered by F. Eberstadt &Co.
•*
"
1
Redpath;
(no^
154,000 Perfection Stove Co.
General Theatre Investment Co., Lt.—
a
'
$1,500,000 (Julius) Garfinckel & Co., Inc. 60,000 shares of 5%%..
preferred stock ! par $25).
Purpose. refunding ($1,332,347), working capital ($167,653).
Price, $25 per share.
&
*
,
Shearing
$1%
Co-»
&
Offered
stock
common
Originated' with Shields
293,946 Tones ■& Laughlin Steel Corp. 5,090 shares of Class A pre¬
ferred stock-(par $100).
Price, $57% per share.
Offered
by Mellon Securities Corp.
k
company.
Co.,
of
shares
share.
Co.
&
$1).
(par
Rey¬
■
y..;.'.
stock
with
74,177 Harbison-Walker Refractories Co. 4,600 shares of common
y' 'stock .(no par). Price, $1(U'» per share. Offered by Lee
Higginson Corp.
" k"' .■
;;;r"
Space
■.
common
stock
common
'
4,000
per
Kirk land
&
par).
&
Dean
and
Co.
Co.
Co.
1,223,600 Ingersqll-Rand
V
Brown,
liees
Bayway Terminal
Lane,
of
Originated
share.
1188,700 Hercules Powder Co., Inc. 2,400 shares of common stock
■kWY,:,k;kk':,:
(no par);
Price; $78% per share. Originatedwith Smith
Barney, & Co.
;
r
MISCELLANEOUS
&
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
which the details
Johnson,
Co.;
shares
4.800
v"
-
deben-
$21,9^,193
Company
Below will be found
&
underwriten
$20,000,000
acquisition of stock of constituent
$8,875 per share.
Offered by Blyth &
and Van Alystyne, Noel & Co.
%)
C.
taken
are
all classes
and
the
Purpose,
^■'%'■ ■'
computed at their offering prices.)
M.
Co.,
Robert
STOCKS
and
holders
■
Co.
Johnson & Co.; Baker, Simonds
Price,
y.%
.
Price,
$26,150,000
(.
W.
1958.
company,
&
stock
187,500 Equity Corp,
Co., Inc.; Dominick & Dominick; Esta¬
Co.; Clement A. Evans & Co;, Inc.; First Boston
1,102,719 Thermoid
Thclmann & Co.;
2.500,000 Thermoid
stock
to
underwrote
H.
worth
Lazard Freres &
Rhoadcs & Co.;
Co.;• Merrill Lynch, Pierce; Fenner
& Beane;
The Milwaukee Co.; Mitchum, Tully & Co.;
F. S. Moseley &
Co.; Paine, Webber,"Jackson & Curtis;
Piper. Jaffray & Hopwood; Putnam & Co.; (Reinholdt &,
Y':.:-;;-Gardner; Riter & Co.; E. H. Rollins & Sons, Ins.; L. F.
Rothschild
&
Co.; Chas. W. Scranton & Co.; Smith,
Barney & Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Stone & Webster and
Blodget, Inc.; Swiss American Corp.; Spencer Trask & Co.;
Tucker, Anthony & Co.; White, Weld & Co.; The Wis-
Wisconsin;
Cork
by Jenks,
R.
Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Lehman Brothers; Carl M. Loeb,
Co.;
G.
White, Weld & Co,
MANUFACTURING
Glore,
Weeks;
and
Inc.; Stroud. &
Co.; Tucker, Anthony
H„ Walker & Co.;
&
Corp.;
Barth
common
Dickson; &
Laurence
Blodget,
Trask
Securities
J.
Forgan & Co.; Graham. Parsons <fc Co.;
Harriman Ripley
& Co., Inc.; Harris, Hall & Co., Inc.;
Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower
<fe
Stone
Company,
S.
brook &
Corp.;
& Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Stringfellow; Chas. W. Scranton & Co.;
Company; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Stern Brothers
&
who
by
Imperial Diesel Engine Co. 15,096 shares of capital
(par $5).
Price, $9% per share.
Originated with
stock
stock
(no par).
Purpose, refunding.
Price,
100 per share and div.
Offered by Goldman, Sachs <te Co.;
Adamex Securities Corp.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Arnhold
and S. Bleichroeder, Inc.;
Alex. Brown & Sons;; Central
Republic Co., Inc.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.;
Co.;
Scott
Offered
banker
same
Shoe
Price, $37%
1139,638 Atlas
15,000,000 McKesson & Bobbins, Inc. 150,000 shares of $4 cumulative
Rothschild
F.
par).
^preferred
Corp.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; Mellon
Corp.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
F. S. Moseley & Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Reynolds & Co.; Riter & Co.; E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc.;
Inc.;
share.
per
by
3;%33%3 ;v/ tures (see above).."%,
Higginson
Shields
1148,500 Armstrong
per
INDUSTRIAL AND
Sold
t220,000 American Chicle Co. 2,000 shares of capital stock (no par).
Price, $110 per share.
Originated with Shields <& Co.
Inc. 12,500 shares of
(no par).
Purpose,
re¬
5.241,474 (P.) Lorillard Co. 374,391 shares of common stock (par
%-;?.v:$iO), Purpose, pay bank loans, working .capital, .Price,
Securities
L.
(see above).
218,935 Commercial
Granbery, Marache & Lord; Hallgarten &
Co.; Harrimnn Ripiev & Co,, Inc.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower &
Weeks; Janney & Co.; Kebbon, McCormick & Co,; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.;
;33y.3%'
.
Co.,
Brown
Brake
par).' Price,' $37'per
nolds' & CO.
'
Co.,
stock
stock (no
Arthur,
capital
privately
of
shares
share.
,•'
FINANCING
NEW
10,500
Co.
(r.o
($1,031,520), working capital, ($280,980),;
Price,
share p„us div.
Offered by the First Trust Co.
of Lincoln (Nebraska); Beecroft Cole & Co.; Harold E.
Wood & Co.; United Trust Co. of (Abilene); Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., and Bigelow-Webb, Inc.
($14,790,400).
Lehman Brothers; Smith, Barney & Co.;
preferred
Express
par).
Price, $11% per
Wcisenberger & Co.
1177.600 American
$600,000 Indiana Steel Products Co. 30,000 shares of 6% convertible
preferred
stock
(par $20).
Purpose, working capital.
Price, $20 per share.
Offered by Brailsford & Co., and
*33 333,.
Kalman & Co., Inc.
20-year 3% debentures, due Oct. 1,
refunding ($5,209,600) payment of bank
Price, 101% and int.
Offered by
(Purpose,
bonds
Gas
REPRESENTING
,
$11,312,500
Co.
1963.
loans
Adams
33;
Power
offered $15,000,000 3%
OTHER
$38,500,000
,vv:*$118,125
Christensen,
stock
cumulative
105
Hall & Co., Inc.; The Wisconsin Co.; G. H.
Newton, Abbe & Co.; The Illinois Company
'.fand E. Wood & Co.
Blodget, Inc.; Bosworth, Chanute,
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Boettcher and Co.;
funding
Walker & Co.,;
%
YorkY:1\%.';'%%yY':%,:' ■/.•'.'
,"':Y%V;:. ISSUES. NOT
and
1,312,500 Kansas-Nebraska Natural
Blyth & Co., Inc.;
33'%
.
& Light Co. 40,000 shares of 4'% " pre(par $100).
Purpose, refunding.v Price,
$104.50 per share plus div.
Offered by the same bankers
.y•%• 3'3
3%
series
due
1973.
Purpose,
106.14 and int.
Offered by The First Boston Corp.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Stone & Web¬
ster
and Blodget,
Inc.;
Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; F. S. Moseley & Co.; A. C. Allyn <te Co.,
bonds
debentures (see above).
■
collateral
refunding.;.
and
Webster
Loughridge & Co.;
'3%3'3333'!3Y y'.
1st
Co.
..
Garrett-Bromfield & Co.; Peters, Writer &
Inc.; Sullivan <te Co., and Dillon, Read & Co.
Inc.;
Co., and Harold E. Wood & Co.
&
AGENCY ISSUES
$28,345,000 (Federal Intermediate Credit Banks consolidated deben28,575,0001 tures, $28,345,000
dated Nov. 1, 1943 due Aug, 1,
1944; $28,575,000 0.95%, dated Nov. 1, 1943, due Nov. 1,).
1944.,: Purpose,
refunding,
($46,060,000), new
money,.
($10,860,000).
Price, par.
Offered by Charles R. Dunn,,
fiscal agent,,New
cumulative
4,000,000 California Electric Power Co.'40,000 shares of 5%%;;con3^3%%3:3 vertibie prior preferred stock (par $100).
Purpose, re¬
funding..; Price, $102.50 per share and div.
Offered by
Securities
15,000,000 Delaware
shares of AVzIa
20,000
stock
%:%;;33%:3' offered the $7,500,000 3%
Calif.;
Peters,
Writer
&
& Co.; Rauscher,
H. Rollins & Sons,
R.
Union
Light Co.
FARM LOAN AND GOVERNMENT
(par $100).
Purpose, refunding.
Price,
102.25 per share plus div.
Offered by same bankers who
Co.; Shuman,
Blodget,
/
&
Co.
Gas
preferred
L. F, Rothschild & Co.; Schwabacher & Co.; Shields
Agncw «fc Co.; Smith, Moore & Co.; WilStaats Co.; Stix & Co.; Stone
& Webster and
Inc.;
&
lian
,
Riter
Inc.;
Co.,
$2,000,000 Atlanta
Peabody
Marks & Co.;
The Milwaukee
Pacific
Co.;
&
Paine,
■«
Kidder,
fa Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Newhard,
Co.; Mitchum, Tully
Cook
& Co.;
Kaiser
Co.;
&
Langaw & Co.; Laurence M.
C.
.Monday, November 15, 1943
PUBLIC UTILITIES
The dividends announced this
week
Bank
of Chicago—
Dec
1862
1863
Bank
oi
Denver
Extra
Nova
Scotia
National
and
Trust
(quar.)
Bank
■
National
Trust
:(:$212
1-
(Tulsa, Okla.)——
$1
37%c
,
3
12-16
12-
(quar.)—$1%
—
—_
First
are
Companies
1
11-19
12-
1
n-19
12-15
12-10
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4229
158
1979
■
•
•
Per
v.
When
Per
HolderI
Payable
.
of Rec.
..
When
Holaert
Harrison Natl Bank
Home-wood. Bank
Manufacturers
(N.
share
(s-a)fJ;
J,);
SUV-.
$2.25 :
■
(Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Bank
&
(irreg,),..
(St. Louis/--
Trust
•Extra
40c
County
Sussex
Trust
Del.)
of
share
held
11-15
ferred
11-$
$6,preferred
20c
12-31
12-21
;: 20c
12-31
(s-a)_
,
Extra
"
—
■
12-
1
,
Glidden
.•'•.
'
'
Advance
Aluminum CastingsAgnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, 7'//
Alabama
Mills
Allied
Finance
Allied
Mills
A me rex
-
Co,
3
11-30
12-
1
11-
:$5
12-
1
11-20
l
11-26
11-10
12-
20c
—1-.
1
11-10
37V?c
L
12-10
11-18
$1
•:
Chicle
I-
20c
(year end'•
12-15
12-
/' 50c
i
Holding Corp. (s-a
American
12Vac
$$134
pfd, (quar.)
—
Alaska Packers Assn.
When \
Payable of Reo.
11-20
12-10
Per
share
•
,
Name of Company
(quar.)
50c
■
12-15
12-
40c '
12-15
11-17
20c
'
Extra
12-15
11-17
1
I'M
Public
77
Service,
American
Class
Tobacco
B
Co.,
(quar.)—.1
12-
11-10
75c
.
12-
30c
11-15
11-
8
$3
12-15
12-
1
$2'/2
12-15
12-
1
7c
12-
1
11-15
12-23
12-10
,
—-
___
Bangor Hydro-Electric,
7%
preferred (quar.)
of Canada,
Barlow & Seelig,
7 'in
B
class
preferred
;
preferred
$1V2
12-
1
11-12
I-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
453/2
1-
3
12-15
:
15c
12-
3
11-18
37V2C
12-
1
11-15
37Vs>c
1
11-17
25c
12-6
11-26
12-
1
11-20
—."
preferred (quar.)
'
57c preferred (quar.)——
Birmingham Water Works, 67r pfcl. (quar.)
Bond
Investment
of
Trust
Sll'4
! $lVa
12-
40 c
Brewing Corp, of Amer
Border City
12-
Mfg.
&
Boston
Ground
:
Albany
Trust
end)
(year
Fund, Ltd.-..
11-15
11-15
11-29
11-19
15c
B
A
11-15
12-
1
11-15
— —
West Utilities
Co.—
r'
(accum.)—-
preferred
;
preferred (accum. )i
$6 prior preferred—
Central Illinois Light,
pfd.
Central Ihinois Securities
:
—
—
$iU
12-10
12-10
11-20
44
$1 Va
si/c
12-10
11-20
SI
,
'M-A-d
(quar.)— ;
Corp.—
12-10
preference
■i 12-20
11-10
12-17
12-
7
12-17
12-
7
15c
'.
11-15
10c
•
; ?
—-
11-15
11-10
12-14
11-19
12-
$1 Va
pfd. (quar.).
of New Castle Water, 6'.«
11-19
75c
—
-_
Chrysler Corp.
1
11-24
50c
A------ (quar.)--—
12-
City Ice & Fuel Co., common
(i1 i'(
$1.62 Va ,
preferred (quar.)
u*,
City Water Co. of Chattanooga-—
5'si/4:
preferred (quar.>
i:-—1
'
87 Vic
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR;, 7% gtd. (quar ).
50c
Special quaranteed (quar,
Tractor
37 7 c
Co.——
Inc., common
Stores,
Fuel
Columbian
Iron
&
Carbon
Commercial
Co.
preferred
Commonwealth
Consolidated
11-10
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
11-19
11-20
1
1
11-20
11-10
12-10
11-19
Inc.
(quar./y
(quar.
Lta.
Amusement,
1
10-15
12-15
12-
30c
Corp.
1
10-
5:4c
'
11-
10-20
1
1
Consolidated Diversified Standard Securities-—
.12-15
11-15
75c
11-15
11-
Consolidated Laundries, common (resumed)-;
$7.50 preferred (quar.)—-——
qonsolidated Retail Stores, corn, (increased)
25c
12-
11-20
$17«
2-
1
1-15
25c
1-
3
12-17
$2.50
noil-cum.
,
B'.r
preferred
Continental
Can
12-17
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
$2
(quar.)—
—
Continental
3
50c
— ——
Co.
1-
1
1
50c
(quar.)
Assurance
Extra-
(year-endt—
25c
r—
Continental
Motors
Petroleum
Creole
.
12-15
11-26"
preferred
1
11-15
11-15
12-17
11-26
12-15
11-30
25c
12-15
11-30
15c
-----A
——
12-
12-15
25c
——A——-.
Corp
—
& Forster
7'/.
—- -
(quar./.
1
Extra
Crum
(Chicago)
30c
40c
Continental Casualty Co.
•
Insurance Shares—
sifi
pfd. (quar.)—
11-30
11-12
$1V«
(quar.)—
Dayton Power & Light, 4Vat*
12-
1
11-20
1-
3
12-15
$1
Delaware RR. (s-a)—_—_—:
Diamond Alkali Co. (quar.)—T,——
ftoermbecher Mfg. Co.—;
50c
12-11
11-27
10c
12-10
11-30
11-17
.
preferred
preferred
d'h
fit
(quar.t—
$1 Va
12-
1
11-10
(quar.)....
$134
12-
1
11-10
tquar.)_-——'
SIVt
1-
3
12-
4
(quar.)——
——i
$ 1 Va
1-
3
12-
4
Eastman Kodak Co.,
6',,
preferred
Eaton Mfg.
Elliott
Co.
(irreg.)
—
common
75c
•
———
11-24
30c
12-15
11-10
.11-18.
v
Empire Star Mines.Co., Ltd...———i—
50c
Employers
Reinsurance (quar.)
Pittsburgh RR., gtd. stock (quar.) —-
40C
11-15
10-30
Erie &
80c
12-10
11-30
25c
12-
1
11-10
SI
12-
1
11-10
12-22
11-17
Fairbanks Morse & Co.
■
Extra
——
11-10
.
*
(quar.)-—
—
12-10
—
'
Fnlconbridge Nickel Mines (interim)
Federal Compress & Warehouse—
quarterly
Co. of Amer., class. A (quar.)
Reduced
Finance
—
5(7 VaC
25c
12-
1
11-
8
15c
12-15
12-
4
Ford
B
Wood
General
Industries
Corp.
———
~\
(quar.)
General Brewing
6'<
General
Bronze
Corp
12-
4.
50c
12-10
—
12-
1
5C
12-15
12-
1
10c
11-16
11-10
12-
1
11-15
25c
(irregular> —
Corp., common—
convertible preferred (quar.)—
12-15
75c
—v—•"
& Schmidt Brewing
America
15c.
—
Hotels Co.——-i
Furhmann
Gar
(quar./———
12-20
12-10
l5c
30c
12-31
12-20
12-20
12-10
12-1
4
Sheaffer
(W.
A.)
2,
11-18
Soss
12-
1
11-17
Southern
75c
12-10
11-30
Spencer Kellogg &
Spear & Co., $5.50
Extra
1
Sixth
11-10
11-15
12-
1
11-12
50c
12-
1
12-10
11-26
12-
1
11-10
"11-16
11-10
12-
1
11-
12-
SIVa
50c
Howe
Sound
Co.
preferred
fh
Imperial
——
(quar.)— y—y
11-25
—
International
Intertype
Kaufmann
12-
1
11-23
$5.50
2nd
preferred-,-
$130
12-
1
11-23
$5.50
2nd
preferred
$13«
12-
1
11-23
30c
12-
11-15
Sports Products, Inc.—————
11-10
11-12
25c
12-
11-20
Standard
SI V4
12-
11-23
y ;
——
Ltd.
(s-a)—A
450c
12-
(quar.).
60c
12-
25c
12-1
425c
1-15
12-15
"
(quar.)_
15c
—
___
Kobacher
(S.
H.)
1
12-
12-15
11-30
15c
11-15
11-
Sun
(D.
A
Oil
A.)
Oil
12-20
3
12-20
12-
1
11-29
11-18
I2V2C
II-29
11-18
12-
Co.—
preferred (quar)
(quar,)—•
Extra
420c
1
11-15
25c
12-15
11-26
50c
12-15
11-26
10c
—
12-20
11-10
12-10
11-20
Superior
10c
11-27
11-17
12-
11-20
Sylvanite Gold Mines (quar.)———43c
Symington-Gould Corp.
25c
I-15
11-15
11-22
11-10
Taylor
50c,
12-10
11-30
10c
12-10
12-
25c
12-14
11-23
12-
11-10
40c
1
12-14
12-14
11-19
12-15
12-
25c
12-
50c
Mining
Tool
(quar.)
Tecumseh
4
11-20
Tennessee
12-15
11-20
Terre
Products
_
Water Works,
12-27
12-15
Texas Electric Ry.
12-
1
11-10
Texas
12-
1
11-24
$144
12-
1
11-24
12-15
$1.50
^
1-
40c
3
12-
^
Corp.
Haute
30c
—
•
Milling
4
440c
Stores, Inc., common (quar.)———
7(4 preferred (quar.)—
-y—^———
Ludlow Manufacturing & Sales Co.____—„:
a—4_—.
Die__
&
$144
Lincoln
Lykens Valley RR. & Coal (s-a )——.—
Sunshine
11-19
15c
50c
——
—
Levy Brothers Co., Ltd. (interim)
Lexington Water, ffcpreferred (quar.)—_
77
pfd.
$134
(quar.)
(liquidating)
$4
Tilo
4
Toledo
Ltd.
Mines,
(quar.)—
Madison Square Garden
Magnet
Consolidated
Corp..
25c
—
Shirt
Co.
11-30
13 c
Ltd.—y_'—:•'■
Mines,
Magna vox Co,' —————y
Manhattan
12-15
46c
—
12-10
11-15
11-19
10-
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
lOc
12-15
11-26
convertible preferred (quar.)
—35c
Edison, 57c preferred (monthlyI_
414-;,c
preferred (monthly),
50c
12-15
Oil
&
common
Electric
Merchants
&
11-12
Transportation
—...
Metal & Thermit Corp.,
v/v
rreferred
Meteor
Motor
common
17
67
preferred
12-
12-29
1
12-15
4
12-
12-10
12-
12-22
12-11
12-10
11-20
75c
12-
1
11-20
75c
f
(quar.)
1
::
11-20
208
1
South
United
La
Salle
Street
Corp.
Corp.,
class
(quar.)——
50c
Chemicals, $3 pfcl.
United
Fuel
(quar.)
11-15
11-10
I-
1
11-10
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
United Public Utilities Corp., $3 pfd. (accu.)
$2.25
$2.75
preferred
(accumulated$2.06/4
$4.50
preferred
B
(s-a)
$2.25
12-
1
11-10
United States Gypsum,
17 Vac
11-10
Moore
•
(Tom)
taxes
*
——
Nabco
ville,
Life
Nashua
Insurance
Gummed
Automotive
Co.
convertible
(J.
Newmarket
J.)
Co.
Mfg.
11-15
Wabash-Harrison
11-19
Ware
1
(s-a)-
Nineteen Hundred Corp.,
$6
1st
86
11-20
11-20
11-10
11-20
11-10
80c
12 VaC
11-20
West
10c
12-23
75c
12-10
B
(quar.)
Central
class
Ry.
fir
Steel
Products
preferred
Outboard
&
end
Year
Pamour
Porcupine
Parker Pen
Co.
Mfg.
—_
Airlines
Co.
12-31
1-
12-31
Y.
&
Pa,
Western
preferred (quar.)
Pillsbury Flour Mills
12-
8
.12-
8
2-15
2-15
Wcstvaco
Weyenberg
1-15
11-19
11-
11-20
1
Wheeling
Will
&
Shoe
Mfg,
Electric,
Baumer
1
12-
11-19
Williamsport Water,
12-
1
11-15
Wiser
12-
1
11-15
1-
1
12-
1
11-23
11-29
11-15
Extra
Winters
$1 Va
12-13
'11-20
$13:4
12-
1
11-10
25c
12-10
11-16
25c
12-15
12-
12-15
11-20
1-10
$2Va
,
.12-
4
4
12-31
$1
1
11-15
12-
1
12-
1
-
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-19*
$1V4
.
1-
3
12-10
$134
1-
4
12-10
75e
12-
1
$2 Va
12-15
12-10
12-
1
Steel
1st
5'V
12-15
Car,
12-
1
11-19
25c
1-
1
12-10
6/4 C
1-
1
preferred
conv.
conv.
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)——
Woolworth
(F.
W.)
Wright-Hargreaves
(quar.)
—
■
preferred (quar.)—
——
Procter & Gamble Co., 5'b pfd. (quar.)-—Public Service Co.
1-
1
12-10
12-15
11-24
41 %C
12-
1
11-20
50c
3.2-
1
67c
■*1{M
preferred
preferred
(monthly)—
.—.
:
.
12-11
1-
3
12-11
11-15
10-30
184-4c
2-15
1-31
1834C
5-15
4-29
is34c
——
Co.
_
_______
8-15
40c
—
Mines,
Ltd.
(reduced),,
Common
12-
7-31
11-10
4614c
Mfg.
1-20
4-
3-20
40c
12-
11-10
42c
(special)
11-20
2-
50c
—
11-26
12-
50c
Yale & Towne
1-
50c
common—
Common
Young-Davidson Mines,
Ltd
—_
■
12-
11-12
Below we give the dividends announced in
previou»
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week> these being
given
58 VaC
12-
1
11-20
in
the
preceding table.
Bank and Trust Companies
Per
Nnme 01 Company
Snare
Bank of Montreal (quar.)_,____
Bank
of Toronto
When
Payable
ttoiaer 1
of Rec.
$$112
12-
1
10-30
42V'a
12-
1
11-15
12-
—_____
1
11-10
12-
1
11-15
11-15
10-30
(quar.)—
Bankers Trust (Des Moines) (stock dividend)
One
share
of
new
shares held
,...
1- 3
common
for
each
nine
11-20
$1V4
of Colorado—
(monthly)
preferred (monthly)
.5f"c
(quar.)
Wrigley (Win.) Jr. Co.,
12-10
62 VzC
common—
preferred
5
11-10
1
1844c
conv.
77
11-24
70c
2nd
11-
12-
25c
'
Crampton Corp.—
75c conv. preferred, (quar.)
11-20
25c
Placer Development, Ltd.
(interim)
Prentice-Hall, common (quar.)—_—
11-15
25c
_
—
11-23
$1/4
—
3
9
11-19
$H4
Pittsburgh b Lake Erie RR. (irregular.) —
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (year-end)—___
1211-
1
11-19
$134
_______
——
(quar.)_
Sl'.a
12-15
12-
&
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula—
5't
10c
(quar.)— /
11-10
11-10
1
11-11*
25c
—
$iya
11-30
12-
11-11*
$1 Va
.....
12-
5
11-10
11-10
37VL»c
(quar.)—
preferred
11-
11-15
11-30
$1
11-10
20c
Pittsburgh Coke & Iron, $5 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Pressed
$6
11-19
ic
——35c
preferred
1
$1
—
common——
(quar.)
11-30
50c
v
—
—...—
(quar.)
(monthly).—
17c
12-15
Pittsburgh
preferred
11-15
(s-a)
67
12-20
;
(quar.15c
Candle____—
12-10
Oil
Co.
12-15
Products—Ql
1-15
12-
1
Chlorine
Oil
1
50c
17
common.....
—-—
$1)4
pfd.
Wcstlnghouse Electric & Mfg.,
I'M participating preferred
12-21
—_
class A (initial),
conv.
12-31
12-21
(s-a)
common
1-15
25c
(quar.)..r———
(quar.)—
Ry.,
Union Telegraph,
$2
(accum.)——
Water,
6"«
preferred
N.
Westgate-Greenland
25c
Philadelphia Suburban
;
1-
(s-a)
preferred (s-a)___
$l'/a
Mulliken
preferred
11-18
$1%
37'/2C
— __
iquar.),—
11-15
31 V4c
————_—_—
Common ' (quar.)
12-
Supply
Western Utilities, 67
Corp.—
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)—4-4—-
fi
11-15
25c
Auto
J5c
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation.^,..-
$3
12-15
12-
12-22
25c
Pettibone
1-
$iy2
(quar.)
common
1
1-
$1V4
(interim
$7 conv. preferred series A
Exploration
11-20
Sl/V
40c
Mines
(quar.)
Pennsylvania RR. (year-endi——
Pennsylvania State Water, $7 pfd, (quar.)
Corp.
2
75c
preferred (quar.)
Pensylvania-Dixie Cement Corp—
Pennroacl
11-20
12-
pfd.
Jersey & Seashore RR.,
guaranteed (s-a)
57c
12-22
50c
conv.
Petroleum
11-20
12-
-
11-16
12-10
t$l34
:
■
Park-Wilshire, vtc. (irreg./y—'
Peaslee-Gaulbert, 6
preferred——„———
Patterson-Sargent Co.
$1.25
12-
12-
12-
Telephone, 67
Western
11-27
10c
(quar.)———————
;
1.
Pennsylvania-Central
1
$25c
(quar.)————4"
Marine
Package Machinery
Coast
Western
3
$1 Va
(quar.
11-23
12-
$2
——
Inc., common.—
preferred (quar.)———————— :
(i'r
Ontario
1-
SIVa
(initial)
A
1
12-10
40c
(s-a)....
12-
10c
Siiccial
11-15
$ 1 Va
Northrop Aircraft,
Northern
4
4
11-23
Hydro-Electric, class B (s-a)
45c
preferred (quar.420c
Engineering
partic.
5
12-
—i
12-
12-
7
West Canadian
12-10
11-
9
4
12-15
Wcllinan
1-15
1
11-
12-
11-20
12-23
12-
12-
12-15
25c
11-15
11-15
12-15
12-15
40c
(quar.)___..—^
Swasey
&
.11-15
(irreg.)
common
3-10
$144
——
preferred
1
12-15
end)
3-20
12-15
1
(quar.)—.__———„
Corp.,
$1
50c
(year
12-11
11-10
50c
-
class B (quar.)——
(year
Car
end)———
common..^,.________
i—
Mfg.,
12-
A
Mines
Corp.
—
$l3„,
12-
:
1
preferred
1st
$1 >4
•
—
Washington Tin Plate Co. (liquidating>_
$50
Waverly Oil Works____„_20c
12-
preferred
American
North
„
Mills
Shoals
f 'c
West
(s-a)
„C
^
Extra
5
$1
N i le s -B em en t-Pon d
12-10
1-10
Shipbuilding Corp.—
Participating stock
*
12-20
2-10
$1 Va
York
Founders shares
11-18
12-13
common—$2>4
Co.,
12-22
1-20
60c
——
(irregular)
1
62Vfec
4-20
$1 Va
New
RR.
11-18
12-
„$l3t
(quar.j_—:
$1
Central
——
(quar.)$l34
11-
$2 Vac
——
York
(quar,)—
preferred
11-10
$ 13 4
(quar.)——
Co.
New
1
preferred
11-24
$lV'a
-n---
12-
77.
11-15
15c
—w
11-10
$1
17c
$4
———
II-24
end)——:.—"
(year
'
preferred (quar.)——
12-15
$1
1
Wamsutta
(quar.)———
12-15
1- 3
-
(quar.)
Common
11-24
12-31
12-
Warner
77c. preferred (quar.)
Ry.
Detinning
,
Negus Mines ,Ltd. (interim).
preferred
11-26
27VaC
Paper (extra)
Fibres—
Nebraska Power, 6('r
11-26
common
12-
75c
,
—
preferred
1st
Co.,
11-24
50c
(quar..
12-10
12-10
$144
common
3
12-10
11-20
1
50c
Coated
&
Acme
National
Newberry
—
1
475c
12-
(Nash¬
(quar. )_„———_
National
64a
(liquidating)—.
Accident
&,
Term.)
Raalte
Vulcan
12-
(quar.)
12-15
$2
75c
Liquidating Co.
Nashville
Van
4
,'Y
(quar.)—-
pfd.
87c
preferred
——
7'4
(quar.—
Works,
A
preferred (quar.)
Valspar Corp., $4 preferred
Virginian
—
.
Water
12-
class
17c
dividend)
27 gallons payable in bulk Kentucky Bour¬
bon.
Recipients must pay State & Federal
Murphy (G. C.) Co,
12-16
$$1 V4
—
(whiskey
Distillery
1
■
preferred, (accum.)——
$3
11-
11-
1-
Investments—
12-
Montgomery & Erie Co. Ry. (s-a)
Montreal Refrigeration & Warehouse—
1111-
11-15
11-15
12-
67c
II-30
11-15
4
1
$2
end)—
(year
12-
12-
75c
;
—-
$2.25
com.
12-
12-15
12-18
(s-a)—.-.:
Co.,
(s-a )
12-
12-15
11-30
A
C
12-15
,
3
preferred
preferred
11-20
11-30
$4.50
$4
1
440c
A
B
United
11-20
440c
Amusement
Class
$1 »<j
11-20
1
12-
20c
(quar.)
11-26
.1
12-
,
20c
—
(quar.)—$1%
Triumph Explosives. Inc. (irregularis——
lOc
Tyer Rubber, common.—.
50c
11-10
$1.75
•
—
Tool
Chemical
12-20
10c
;
—
Car Co.—,
Machine
12-
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
1
12-
58MiC
—
Extra
35c
(quar.).
(monthly)..,
Com})any,
11-20
11-10
1
50c
(quar.)
partic.-pid. (participating)
Metal Textile, $3.25
Trion
12-10
12-
35c
4i___————i'i
Co,
Miners
77c. preferred
25c
—
.
1
10-14
25c
(quar.)..
25c
Master
67c
1
20c
Coal
Roofing,
$1.40
12-15
11-20
(quar.10c
Pacific
Extra
—_
Macassa
11-10
12VaC
partic.
Co.
3
1-
25c
(quar.)—..——7—.
1-
475c
—
class
1
5
$l5c
—
11-24
$144
—
special preferred (quar.)
Kuppenheimer (B.) & Co.
Lee (H. D.) Co. (quar.)Leslie Salt Corp.
(quar.)—
11-30
8712c
—_
.
Stuart
11-26
6
12-15
common
(quar,)
(quar.)—L..——
Corp (s-a)
;
Furniture
12.31
50c
—
25c
(quar.) ——__r—•
& Co., common.-..:
6(7
Extra
1.15
$lJ/2
:
preferred
Kress
12-
12-
20c
4
common
Storkline
11-10
1
$1.25
Standard Silica Corp.
Stedman Brothers, Ltd.,
4
12-10
(quar.)...
——i
11-20
12-
40c,
pfd.
5(4
(increased)
12-15
12-
$la«
(quar.)—,"
(accum.).
(Ohio),
67
preferred
Stewart-Warner
12-15
$2
■
1
Co,
Extra
11-23
12-15
SI Via
;
(quar.)
Stores,
12-
25c
Department Stores (year-endi
$6 partic. pfd. A (quar.)—
11-22
1-15
'20c
(year-end)
King-Seeley Corp.
Kinney (G..R.) Co., $5 prior preferred.—
7 (r;
475c
\;
—
Parchment (quar.)___^
Furnace
Oil
Common
11-19
(initial)-—ry
Safety Razor, class A
Mill
1st preferred
1
11-10
Kendall Co.,
Kilburn
11-20
11-16
C'o.
&
12-
12-13
12-10
11-10
Petroleum
Stove
11-20
12-24
12-
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
6(4
1
12-15
—...
12-
—-i——
Foundation, com.
Kalamazoo
12-
15c
(year-end)—50c
Sons
50c
Gas
12-
Paper, 5(4
Kalamazoo Vegetable
11-20
425c
Corp.
Investment
1
$144
.
11-15
12-
$14.,
Products
International
International
(irregular)-
1
$iVfe
—
(s-a)-—.—0
Indian Motocycle Co
Steel
Co.
11-15
12-
25c
—
11-25
50c
,
—
(quar.)
Oil
Indiana
Natural
11-15
25c
Bway Co., partic. ctfs. (irreg.)
Sontag Chain Stores, common—
.17
preferred (quar.).—L-
Manufacturing
11-10
11-19
preferred (quar.)—_
Water, 6(4
Huntington
(accum.)
1
1
12-10
50c
.
•
&
—
$1.80 class A
11-13
Investment
(quar.)
—
1
11-30
12-15
50c
^
-
Pen
12-
—■,
.
Class
12-
12-15
?5c
f>
-
12-15
8
SI Va
pfd. D (qunr.)__
(s-a)
International
65c
12-14
25c
Dotningueic Oil Fields (monthly)———East St. Louis & Interurban Water—
"
$4
—
—-
•—.
——
(Henry),
Omar,
preicrred V—----(accum.)
5:75c
Consolidated Hotels, $1.50 pfd.
Canadian
12-
25c
Co., Ltd.,\57t panic, preference,—-..
410c
Servcl, Inc.
25c
Sharp & Dohmc, Inc.—25c
Holt
Nippissing
10-
10-11
11-15
17 Vac
:
(quar.
International
10-11
20c
25c
(quai.
Congoleum-Nairn.
1;
12-. 1
1
(Los Ang.)—
Discount
fid preferred
1
11-27
$1
(quar.
11-16
12-
25c
—■
12-
12-
11-30
62 Vac
preferred A (quar.)—,——..d-—
11-10
12-
25C
(quar.)——-.
1
12-15
30c
.
11-10
Second
11-20
11-10
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines (monthly )
Muncie
50c
25c
i-„.
Char is Corp.
Q'i.
3
'
(accum.,
Chain Belt Co.
Chapman Valve Mfg.
5it
11-20,
1-
1
1
1
1
11-20
25c
$6. conv.
Colorado
8.
12-
1212-
1
8
$144
;
—-
11-
12-31
12-
Monsanto
:11-23
11-10
12-
11-15
80C
11-30
67
11-27
5
25c
Joseph Water, 67 pfd. (quar.),—:.
Schenley Distillers Corp.—
12-11
11-15
11-
50c
8
12-11
11-30
II-23
11-
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd.
Joseph Lead
25c
12-15
80C
$1
St.
11-15
Rochester Gas & Elec.,
50c
iU
Special
Monarch
;
St.
11-10
4$i58
:
10-26
12-
11-30
1
11-10
1
12-10
11-30
1
12-11
11-
12-20
12-15
12-
1
12-11
75C
(accum.)
—
12-15
12-
1-
10-25
12-14
Motors, Inc. (year-end),——
Reynolds Spring Co.,
Rheem Mfg. Co. (quar.
25c
1
25c
12-11
11-
425c
.
1st preferred—,
$6 prior
Cleveland
12-
1-3
1
25c
Corp. (irregular)
Mining Co.——
(Canada) (quar.)
Hines (Edward) Lumber Co
425c
—'
$7 prior
Extra
1
50c
.2nd preferred
prior pfd.
Hecla
4$i
.
& South
12-
410c
(quar.)
$7 prior preferred
12-15
410c
'
Catawissa RR., 87
1
3
4S1
preferred (quar.)„.•_.,.
class B
12-
1-
1-
'40c
———
11-15
1
12-15
75c
(quar.)
(quar.-
$2 class
12-
$l:,i
.
j
Packers, Ltd.
Colonial
3
12-14
1
11-15
v.
Carman & Co.,
'City
11-
1-
65c
preferred (quar.■"
Burlington Co. Ry. (s-a)_—•—•
Vinegars, Ltd. (quar.
Exrru
11-24
11-10
11-30
Canada Wire & Cable Co., Class A (Interim)
.
12-10
50c
11-15
Water, 77
Central
11-13
12-31
4
Extra
5'*
11-13
$1
(s-a
Camden <fe
6\z7.
1
$2.25
RR.-J,-.—'
Rent
Special
:
1
1
40c
Buffalo Forge Co.
Class
11-20
50c
Boston
Canada
11-20
12-
50c
(quar.I--——--,
(quar,)——1.—
Borg-Warner Corp.
Canada
,
(s-a)—• V-r $2
Extra
Butler
1
1
12-15
America—
beneficial interest
Units of
Bullock
1212-
$ 1 Va
___
& Son,
11-16
+75c
V
Hinde & Dauch Paper
11-15
II-30
50c
Brewing Corp.
ii
Bigclo.w-Sanford Carpet, common——
12-
37',2C
i—
(quar. )„_
$4
of Rec.
11-
I-15
.
Tobacco,
Hartman
tioiaers
Reo
11-16
1
$4'/2
———
Manufacturing Co,
6t"
12-10
11-30
30c
end)-—-.-;-.
Berghoff
Bird
3
tvnen
Payable
11-15
$1
(irregular)-
Refractories
Per
Name oj company
5c.
(quar.),,,-,,,—
(initial)—.—4—
Co.
1
12-
56V»c
(quar.)-,
<quar.),_,_,-.„....-._^„„„f..
Hazeltine
12-10
412 Vic
(year end)
(year
1-
12-15
?,'a
3
437 lac
-
(s-a—--
Mills, common
Belden
$1
—:
Bjeau Brummel Ties
Beaunit
•
4:12 Vac
(increased)
A
(initiali
2nd
(quar.)—,.
(quar.)-
$1.20 class A (quar.).._____
Brothers,
Class
pfd.
Ltd.
1-
$144
;
Barber-Ellis
'
11-10
1
75c
••
Common
Beatty
1
7c
(quar.
A'pco Mossberg Co., v.t.c.--—-----—--------Atlantic Gulf & West Indies, com. (year-end 1
5% non-cum, preferred----.
Avondale Mills, common
'
6i«
9
11-20
,
—y~~
12-
30c
—
Mills, $6 preefrred
Union
$1/4
$ll/a
—
Harbison-Walker
11-20
12-10
•
—---
common
12-
3
12-10
$14i
preferred——,
preferred (accum.
1-
$1.18*44
Si 4 /
preferred (quar.)
American
of Rec.
pre¬
Great Lakes Paper, $2 partic. pref. B (accum.)
Great Northern Paper (quar.)———
1
'
American Gas & Electric, common (qunr.)_,
of
—
Gosnold
Grand
share
each
Goodall Securities Corp.
Holders
Payable
Pugct Sound Power & Light, $5 pfd. (quar.)
$l>4
Quisett Mills (quar.$i
Red Indian Oil.,
4
4c
(quar.)
Goebel Brewing Co.
Industrial and Miscellaneous Companies
share
Co., common
convertible preferred
4\'ir'ic
12-21
.
for
common
(irreg.45c <:■ 11-20
(Mass.)
Trust
(Lewes,
•
,
~~40c
Norfolk
12-20
12-15
12-15 } 11-30
12- 1
,11-15
Name of Company
General Shareholdings Corp. (optional stock
dividend
series).
Cash
or
121/1.500th
snare
•
„
Name of Company
Banque
Canadienne
Black Rock
,1——
Nationale
(quar.).,—,—
Bank & Trust (Conn.)
(quar.)__
,1
$1.50
40c
"5».«W,15
Baas
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1980
When
Per
30c
Dallas National Bank (Dallas, Tex.)
(quar.)—
!
1-
4%
12-24
3
11-15
12-24
7%
preferred (quar.)
Associated Dry Goods Corp.,
6%
12-23
12-26
*::■
National
First
Y
First-National
Bank
f
First National
1-2-44
12-24
1-2-44
12-24
1-1
12-29
12-22
i/—
J.)
N.
.
&
(quarterly)
12-10
Atlas Powder Co.
12-17
12-10
Atlas
Kan.)
(quar.)_:___
Austin, Nichols & Co., prior A (accum.)____
Autocar Co.
12-15
12-15
Baltimore
12-14
11-15
10-31
Barlow
(Chicago)
$lJ/a
(quar.;
(quarterly)
Merchants Natl. Bank & Trust (Syracuse) —
Mercantile Nat'l Bank (Dallas)
Common
V;
—
40c
12-21
12-25
Pottsville,
(N. J.)
Bastian-Blessing
12-24
11-15
11-
_
&
Packing
7%
12-24
preferred
(Chambersburg, Pa.) (quar.)*
Nat'l Metropolitan Bk. (Wash., D. C.) (extra)
National Security Bank (Chicago) (quar.)—
Pacific Nat'l Bank (Seattle, Wash.) (quar.)
1-3-44
1-3-44
12-24
Belding-Heminway
12-31
12-31
Bell
:
(Montreal)
Provincial Bank
•
Bank
Seal tie-First National
South
Commercial
Texas
(Houston)
(special)
12-31
12-
1
11-15
12-30
12-24
tSl'/4
25c
—
12-
tSl'/a
12-11
;
—-—;.t
Trade Bank & Trust (N. Y.) (stock dividend)
for each
share
1 J/a
%
12-22
S.
Whitney Nat'l
(Portland, Ore.)
Bank
Fund,
Woven
Industrial
and
12-15
Boyertown
1-3-44
12-22
Brandon
1-
35c
(quar/)—
12-20
3
Steel Co.
Acme
.
(quar.)
**
Corp.,
Inc.
12-11
75c
—
11-16
12-
1
11-15
1
11-15
11-20
11-
11-18
11-
9
12-
11-12
12-
8
8
11-15
11-30
11-15
Extra
_
50c
12-11
1-
11-15
10-30
Burial
Aeronautical
—
Casket
50%
12-
7%
A
Alabama
1-
Service Co., $6
Albany & Vermont RR. <s-a)__
11-15
•
'7%
preferred (quar.)————
Co.
1
11-
8
I-
3
12-
3
1
11-13
11-17
11-
11-15
10-30
11-20
11-15
10-30
12-29
12-18
12-22
12-
12-
11-15
11-15
11-
Allied
15c
12-
1
Mills
50c
12-
1
11-10
—
Allied Products
Class
Corp.,
50c
(quar.ii
common
A
Allis-Chalmers
.
American
Arch
American
Automobile
Co.
Class B (year end)
American
Chain
Co.
12-24
12-24
12-31
B
Consolidated
Biscuit
Edison
Co.
Vultee
12-
1
11-15
II-29
11-19
25c
11-29
11-19
$1.75
(quar.)——
shares
of
—•
on
.-,•■*,
i
'
class
B
Furniture
5%
conv.
$2
5%
6%
News
Optical Co.
Co.
(P.
H.)
12-30
12-15
5%
conv.
12-15
5%
non-cum.
preferred
1-
3
12-11
1-3
12-11
Co.
Water Service,
preferred
B
Dominion
11-15
11-
8
Canada
lion
$1.50
12-10
11-19
Canada
Malting,
12-10
12VaC
12-
11-20
Canada
7%
11-10
Ltd.
Northern
•
Bakeries,
11-15
11-15
11-13*
Canadian
$l'/4
25c
::
SlVa.
——
30c
(N.
i
1-
1
12-15
Canadian
I-
1
12-15
Canadian
12-15*
:
Food
12-15*
1
11-19
Class
12-1
11-19
Canadian
11-15
11-
1
12-13
Canadian
10c
$1%
50c
5
12 -15
12-
12-
3
12-
11-19
Oil
Cos.
1
II-15
11-
5
6%
preferred
A
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-15
Case
11-15
10-22
12-
11-13
Caterpillar Tractor Co. (quar.)
Central Foundry, 5%' conv. pfd.
1
6%
I.)
Illinois
Public
50c
12-15
11-30
$6
1-
3
12-20
Central
1-
1
11-30
5%-
75c
12-
1
11-10
,75c
130c
12-
1
$6 preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
12-
1
11-10
£15c
12-
1
11-10
Tobacco
Class B-
Co.,
common
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
Ampco Metal. 6%
—
preferred
(s-a)
—_
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)—
Arcade Cotton Mills, common (quar.)
6% preferred
(s-a)_.
11-10
—
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Arden
Argo
Farms Co..
Oil
Corp.
$3
$6
&
Co.
$3
12-21
12-15
50c
12-
1
11-20
75c
12-
1
11-20
(quar.)...—
—
...
preferred (accum.)——.
6%
preferred
(accum.)
preferred
Maine
series
preferred
7%' preferred
Central
Ohio
Co., common——
Light
$6
preferred
Central Surety
f85c
153c
•.
&
1-
1
Extra
&
Insurance
Quarterly
Central
$6
12-21
Public
Extra
5%
on
class
preferred
A
11-30
6%
nartlcipating
and
7%
pfd.
preferred
12-
1
5
Dolese
6
11-
5
$50(5,
12-
1
11-
1
& Shepard
3
$2c
12-22
11-17
11-15
11-
1
1
12-10
11-23
3
•12-13
60c
■
$1.75
50c
$m;*
1^
1-3
1-
;12-13
'
3
II-30
12-
12-i'l
<11-15
11117
1
•
-">i/
■
;:*
$4
11-15
11-^
Bridge
II-15
11-8
10c
11-30
11-29
$1.50
12-
1
12-10
1
12-10
1
*
Shore
$1.50
?Rc
$l'/a
Co.,
11-
Public
12-
1
J. 1-20
3-1-44
75c
2-10-44
12-
1
11-12
11-15
10-31.
11-15
11-
5
5
'
11-15
11-
11-15
10-20
12-1
11-15
11-25
10-30
$$1.88
_
1-
2
12-10
$87: '4c
Steel
1
11-20
12-
1
11-
$10c
12-20
$5
1
11-22
75c
11-15
preferred
vtc.
Utilities
12-
11-20
Eckhardt & Becker
12-10
11 -*>4
Electric
1
12-15
Eddy. Paper
11-1
$1.25
11-15
11-
12rl0
11-20
$1 Vi.
1-
1-
■;
12-20
si'.2
1-2
12-15
30c
quar.i__
1
12-10
$1.50
pfd.
1-
2
$1 Va
common
1212-
11-20.
12-15'
1
$ 1") 8
Inc.,
1
25c
12-15
12-
3
50C
1-
3
12-
3
$25c
12-
1
11-10
$l'/4
(quar.)
(accum.)"
Assoc'ates
Manufacturing
2
11-24
llr- 8
37 Vac
(quar.
(quar,
Products
12-
:',.1:50c
12-
6
Sugar Associates—
Special
11-20
;
;___
10-30
1-
11-20
$$1.25
*
Service. $6
Lines
preferred
11-15
1
■
(quar.).
Steamship
Eastern
1
11-20
'•
1
12- I
25c
common.
preferred
conv.
Eastern
;11-13
12-' I
12r
$1.25
'••
■
'
$2
\J1-20
25c
(accum.)
Durham hosiery Mills, 6% pfd. A 1
Eagle Pic'her Lead, com. (year-end)
6% preferred (quar.
Eastern
1
1 '
Envelope & Cartons—
Chemical
$6 '/'a
1212-
$30c
preferred
-;5% preferred (quarterly)
Duri'ife Brkdstreet. common
Eastern
•12-23
:12-23
25 c
(quar,
6%
Stores, Ltd, (quar.
Douglas Aircraft Co. *
$5
11-15
11-15
25c
Dominion
11-15
I-
50C
Co,
-
8
1
1
37'/be.
Anglo Investment Corp.—
preferred (quar.i
Dominion Coal Co.,
Dow
12-
12-
$2
Dominion
1212-
12-1
12-14
30c
7% preferred (Western)
(quar.)
Dominion-Scottish Investments—
5% preferred (accum.)
12-15
12-10
11-15
121-14
.
«1ai
Co.
1
50c
1
;* $i'/4
Dominion &
Dominion
*
$13/4
—
12-
1-3
12-
,
25c,
___/
11-
Eaton
—
1
3
$l3a
(s-a)________
3
I-
Corp.—
(quar.)
11-
12-
H-15:
B__.V_^__
12-
Eastern
Champion Paper & Fibre, common (quar.)
' 6%- preferred
(quar.)..
Mills,
11-19
12-24
1
„
12- 6
1:S2
Co.—
12-10
Ribbon
50c
12-
pfd. (quar.)
J 25c
12-10
Century
1
1- 3-44 12-20
;■75c
(quar.)
Wing Paper, 5% pfd. (quar.
Dodge Mfg. Co. (Indiana) iquar,
Extra
/
12-10
——__—
11-19
12-
*'..;/ 25c
Diem &
1
(quar.)
12-10
11-29
$7
Diamond Match Co.
2
1
(Mo.)—
12-23
8
Co.—
1-
1-
——-
11-
35c
1 quar. I—_—
Diamond Alkali
11-15
1-
Corp.
5
2
12-15
40C
Denver Union Stockyards, 5%%
1
$1%
Service
6
11-13
75c
Detroit Gasket & Mfg., 6% pfd.
(quar.),..—/•
Devoe & Raynolds Co. Inc., class A
(quar.t'i
Class
B
(quar.)
12-
Sl'/a
10-16
preferred
:
Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
Dentist's Supply, common (quar.)
7%
preferred (ouar.)
11-15
1-
—
Vermont
11-
all
.•
1
$1 '/a
—_
'
1
12-
$3
Deere &
11-15
1-10
—_____—_
Power
11-15'
12-
•
12-
75c
12-
62Vac
(quar.),
11-30*
10-15.
12-15'
$2
:
'(payment clears
(accum.)
$25c
—
■
(quar,)
12-15
1
11-19*
10c
arrears)
10-30
——.:
(quar,)
11-15
3
12-20
1
1-
10c
1-
1-15
12-
$4
(accum.)_,
Power
/
*■/;
(Mo.)__
\'preferred
———■—
10-16
$lVa
12-20
t$ .l Vi
'
(quar.)— „
11-15
(111.)
prior
1-25
50c
15c
...
conv.
12-15
<s-a)_
Extra
Armour
12-21
—....
...
preferred
$1
11-15
Co.—
Service
12 V;c
American
11-15
t$1.75
——
(quar.)—
7% pfd. (quar.i——
Co.,
87 Vac
5
10-31
12-15
$25c
preferred B
(J.
(quar,)*——
Foundries
11-
11-15
12-15
$1.50
20c
$1
/.i}$3
11-24
f 15c
(quar,)-—
11-30
Steel
1
11-15
$20c
50c
;
«*
1
12-
(quarterly)————
Carpenter Steel (interim.)—.-——
Carthage Mills Inc., common
Central
_'ii.
12-
12-16
3
12-28
& Refining Co.—
—
12-16
5%' preferred (accum.)
——
;
Canadian Malartic Gold Mines (interim).—-
11-10
6
11-15
$$l'/a
Publishing Co., $4 prior pfd. (quar.):
$4 prior pfd.
5%
1
20c
(irregular)
12-10
Curtis
Trust—
1-
$1.75
Y.)
(quar.)—jj.L:——
12-1
25c
B "(interim)-—
12-
:
$l'/4..
'
prior preference (quar.) (s-a)
?50c
ic.
50c
.
^.
.
12-
5c
7% pfd. (accum.) (paym't clears all arrears)
Decca Records Inc. ;
(quar.)::—;
(quar.
25c
-
11-26
Cushman's Sons—
(interim)——
Invest.
U-10
12-
Sllb
10-30
Foreign Investment Corp.—
International
12-1
12-10
4314C;
10-30
preferred (quar.)_
:
Canadian Industrial Alcohol, class A (interim)1
12-31
11-20,
12-10
$50c
10-30
8%
12-
10-30
12-1
12-15
56'be
.
+25c '
Products
11-15
12-15
25c
50c
11-15
11-15
12-31
11-15
10-29
10-30
1
5c
preferred (quar.
50c
|50c
1
12-15
11-15
12-
IOC
11-15
_
Fairbanks-Morse
10-25
87'a c
(init'al)__—
11-15
it!"
—
11-15
'
10-30
(quar.)
1
50c
American
Corp,, com.
11-18
$1
$ 1'/4
n
10-15
$50C
1
50c
Mfg.
11-18
$ 12c
11-20
t37'/a<i
pfd. (s-a)___:_
1
$ll/a
A
12-15
11-30
11-30
$$1.75
$30c
>: 37 lac
partic.
American Thermos Bottle, pfd. (quar,).—:.,
American Thread, 5% preferred (s-ai——
.
6%
5%
class
5
1-3-44
$1
...
Cunningham Drug Stores—
6%
12-15
;:
Crown Zellerbach Corp.. $5 conv, pfd,
(quar.)
Crow's Nest Pass Coal (interim)__
Crum & Forster, 8% preferred
(quar.
Culver & Port Clinton RR. (extra)
J
1
:yt$V/2
12-
62VaC
11-
1:20c
12-
12-
11-15
11-22
si
preferred (quar;)a__—
4Va%-
12-20
1-3-44
8
20C
& Seal, Ltd. (quar.)
Drug Co;, common—.——
preferred (quar.)_____;
Press,
11-
\i $1%
—
Cork
Cuneo
11-20
(quar.i—:::.
$2,25 .preferred: (quar..)//:——/_!"'•
7%
10-29
$114
11-15
>
preferred (quar.)—
Canadian
(quar.)_-
11-
$1%
37'/2C
(quar.)___-^^.
Power
preferred
11-22
11-23
11-30
75c
62 '/2C
class A (quar,)'
12-
15c
1
2%%
pfd. (quar,)'
Canadian Breweries, $3.40 preferred (qiiar.).
Canadian Car & Foundry, partic. pfd. (quar.)
I-
11-
J50C
11-15
1
11-15
25c
(quar.)___
20c
<
12-20
;
Curtis
pfd. A (quar.)
75c
—.
12-20
3
11-19
11-15
1
3
(year end)
Foundries,
$2
37'/aC
6%
Sugar
Ginger Ale
$1.75
12-
12-
1-
25c
(quar.)
11-25
50c
12-10
Wirefess
&
1
1
5
I-
(quar.)___
12-
$1 V\
5
11-
31V4C
^
(Holding) Ltd.—
5!/a% preference (s-a)
California Packing Corp., common (quar.)—
.'
5 % preferred (quarterly)
1
11-
1
3IV4C
(quar.)
;
Cable
1
5
$50c
_______
preferred B
Jackson
11-15
12-1
25C
(quar.)
1
12-
37'/ac
1
1
15c
preferred (quar.)__.
Co., common (initial)______
$1%
Safety Ra?.or
——_
Ship Building.————„
Common
common
convertible
12-30
12-
12-
1
$1 Va
(year-end).
12-
&
Year-endAmerican
11-15
12-15
12-
11-20
Central Petroleum Corp. (resumed)—,
Crown Cork & Seal Co., common
11-15
12-15
1
(initial)
Brewing Co.
1
Dry
preferred (quar.)———'*
American Smelting
Croft
12-
12-15
12-
31 »/4C
12-
■
Crown
1
75c
Canada
American Paper Goods Co.. 7ef» pfd. .(quar.)
American Radiator & Standard Sanitaryv com.''
American
11-10
11-
1
Bush
:
Canada Foundries & Forgings,
Class B
common
—u-
Rolling Mill
1
12-
11-15
12-
11-19
Byron
11-
Crane Co,,
12-1
10-22*
11-5
11-15
Creameries of America, common
$3Va preferred 1 quar.).
Crown
11-15.
12-15
50c
11-15
Crown
Butler
12-23
40c
Y.
11-12
11-15
12-15
10c
(quar.)___
common-
11-15
50c
,
5
11-15
12-
25c
^
5
1
11-25
5%
11-
12-
11-25
1
11-19
1
$1 '/a
N.
;
r
Corp.____:
11-
3
45c
11-15
11-
5
75c
11-24
11-10
$2.37'/a
(year-endil___^
(quar.)
11-26
11-10
Brewing Co. (irreg.)__;_
2c
J
25c
Boat
11-18.
50c
!
I
12-24
12-22
(quar.)__
8c
50c
12-31
12-
11-
Corporate Investors Ltd., class A (Irregular>•
Corrugated Paper Box Co.,,7% preferred
Cosmos Imperial Mills, Ltd.
(quar.
10-29
12-30
v.t.c.
M
11-15
11-20
40c
:
Canada
(quar.)
American
1
A
m
11-15
1
Bay Lumber Co. (initial)—
Coronado Hotel (St. Louis)—
*
10-30
1
12-
55c
Coos
Class
11-15
'
1
1
12-
Concen-
&
62%c
Co.
11-
11-15
$l'/4
common
11-12
(bi-monthly)
Re-Insurance
1
7quar,)
;
Adding Machine (quar.)
Terminal BIdgs., 7% pfd. (accum. )_^__
5%
75c
11-15
11-24
12-
preferred (quar.
Wagon & Machine Co.—
participating
1
1
12-
Cook Paint & Varnish, common
$4 preferred
(quar.i
1
3c
(quar.)::
American
11-
7%
12-
12-15
60c
2c
Mining
12-
—
Special
7%
Sullivan
2
$2 pfd. (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)——
American
11-19
11-15
:
Mfg. Co
3
Co., Ltd., common....;.:
American
&
1-
(quar.)
Metal
12-15
(quar;)
(F.)
12-
(quar.)
preferred
American
12-20
20C
(quar.i
75c
—....
(quar.)
preferred
1
3
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
Ang.t
12 Vac
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.,
12-
12 Vac
—
(quar.)
preference
11-20
11-15
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
6%
Products (monthly 1
American Investment Co. of Illinois, common
.
Hill
California
American Home
American
1
12-15
4
15c
•_„—
—
American
$3 preferred
Co.
—
Forging & Socket Co.
preferred
12-
10 c
12-
15c
—
American
$214
50C
■,::*■'* 25c
;
12-
1
11-
c
25c
(quar.)__
12-
50c
Envelope Co., 7% pfd. A (quar,):
American Export Lines, 5% pfd. (quar.)
American & Foreign Pwr. Co., $6 pfd. (accum.)
American General Corp.,
11-20
15c
one
(accum.):
1
.,*•'■
trating
5%
11-15
(quar.)
of
10-20
10-20
40c
Container Corp. of America
Continental Steel Corp., 7% pfd.
(quar.)...;./
Continental Telephone, 6'/a% pfd.
40C
75C
—
(quar.)
preferred
11-26
12-
Co.
1
10-20
Sl'/4
*___'_
Consumers Co., $3 preferred (accum.)
Consumers Glass Co.. Ltd. (quar.
$ 1 Vi
$2y2
American
$7
12-10
$l'/4
—
5
11-15
11-15
11-15
Liquidating
Burrougns
S1V4
stock...
common
preference
87'/a C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Burlington Mills Corp.,
share of pref-.
erence to each 13 Vb shares of class A or
5%
11-26
*
Burkart
12-15.
(payable in
company's 5% preference
the
11-26
10-20
68 3/4
convertible
Consolidated
11-30
class A & B
stock, in the ratio of
11-
11-19
$4c
pfd.
Aircraft,
12-10
11-19
3
11-15
62 '/a c
Power, 6%
Consolidated
2
1-
50c
_———'
(quar.).,
Inc.
(Los
River
3-24
Mfg., $5 prior preferred
Inc.
Connecticut
10-14
12-10
3
12-
$i'/4
ireducedi
1
12-15
12-31
Ltd.
3-31
11-30
7
12-
$$J '/a
Mines
12-
25c
11-10
$l'/4*
Quarterly
til
$1%
11-19
Sl'/a
.
.
11-20
(quar.)
12-
1
—
1
.
Machine
Butler Bros.,
preferred (quar.)
American Cyanainid Co., class A (quar.)
Class
;
5
Conde Nast Publications
(special
Confederation Life Association (Ontario)
25c
-.
5%
Stock dividend
Bunker
11-10
50c
(quarterly)_———
Cable, common..
&
11-
Insurance (St. Louis i—
Bakeries, class A
Can
11-10
1
(quarterly)___^.___
(quarterly)
(quarterly)
Columbia Pictures Coip., $2.75 conv. pfd.___
Commonwealth Telephone, $5 pfd. iquar.).:
Community Public Service (quar.
Compania Swift International; see Swift
Concord Gas, 7%
preferred (accum.)
;
A
1
(quar.
common
12-31
12-
11-27
10c
;
series
preferred
Si.25
10-30
10-26
90c
common
1-
Sl'/a
1
1
90c
V
!—
1
Electric,
12-
1
12-
11-15
$1.25
preference
Preferred 5%
6%
$1
—i._::
American
6
&
Consolidated
*;Extra.:
Bullock's
11-30
25c
.
6
12-15
+30c
'
(irregular)
Quarterly.
American
&
12-
(year-end
12-31
12V2c
GJ
12-
12-
'(year-end
Gas
Coniaurum
.
(quar.
Falls
(E.
$1.3/*
-
Hills
Die
15c
Inc/(quar/)
Aluminum Manufacturers, common (quar.) —
■< 7%
preferred (quar.)„—
————
Amalgamated Electric Corp. (interim)-—
Co.,
Co.
Budd
12-
.
$iy2
Shoe
Buell
1
12-15
Connecticut Light & Power, $2.20 pfd,(quar.)
$2.40 preferred (quar.
Connecticut Power Co. (quar,)„____________
■
li^g*
$3
$25c
12'/be
25c
11-
25c
12-11
12-
12-. 1
iquar.)__..■
11-15
$3'/2
Silk Mills (interim)_______
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co;, common
*$5 preferred
(quar.)■
Buckeye .Pipe Line Co.
12-11
12-22
4'$2
.
L.i
12-11
12-21
U2
;
pfd. (quar.) (payable in U. S, funds).
Aluminum Industries
'
2
25c
Cement
Aluminium, Ltd., common (quar.)—:———
Special
———
6%
1-
50c
(j'ear-end)ii„—.
Mfg.
12-27
43%c
4—
Alpha Portland
12-27
$1
•
(E.
Buck
1
12-15
$1.06 «/4
pfd,
10-29
Bruck
11-15
Allied
5'r
50C
3Va% preferred (quar.)_
Brooklyn Telegraph & Messenger
8
25c
1 1
12-
(quar.)
37'/a C
1
(quar.)———:
Laboratories Inc.-;—_
Corp.,
Iron
11-15
:
preferred
Brown
1 *
12-
Broadcasting System Inc.—-
B
5%
12-
12-15
i
(quar.)______
A;kman
A
Columbia
11-10
12-15
12-15
(quar.)__„_
common
11-26
iquar.i-.
Co.
95c
Allied Kid Co.
.
Motor
12-
:
2
Class
11-26
11-20
75 c
(s-a)
11-20
(s-a)
Extra
Bruce
1
preferred
Ltd.
16c
Co.
Brooklyn Edison Co., Inc.
1
Co..
50c
(interim)
12-
$1%
J—../«■
Plow
•
.
68 34 c
(quar. )„_
.
$lVa
Super Markets, 6% pfd. (quar.)——
Allegheny Ludlum Steel, common (year end)
10-25
12-
12-
__________________
11-15
$1.50
pfd. i.quar.)i,
Alberts
12-18
1
Light & Power—-
(interim)
$1
Water
11-20
11-13
12-
$1
(accum.)
7%
1
11-24
$2'/a
11-25
5
■s
;11-20
:•>
$1
(accum.)
preferred
1
**
1
$1%
(accum.)___:
12-10
11-30
20c
—
stock dividend
11-17
■
12-15
50c
'
:
11-30
2
31'/4C
:
(s-ai_
3
12-
»
11-10
$13.20
1-
&
1
Angeles
_
1
Colgate-Palmolive-Peel,
Sl'/a
R.ubber Co.
12-
15c
Products
Airplane & Marine Instrument
.
.:
(year-end
Cockshutt
$4'/a
12-
1
$1
11-20
Collins
11-10
$1.50
11-30
1
12-
1
50c
(s-a 1
3
11-
12-20
.
(quar.i
(Los
1-
11-15
Co.—
International Corp.—
A
9
12-
—
Electric
(qua r___
A
Common
.'Class
l'/ac
(year-end 1
class
Coca-Cola
6
(quar.i
&
Bottling
Extra
11-13
1
87'/a C
—-
_____
Corp.,
Brockway
'
(year-end)-—
12-
2
Gas
Co.
11-
12-
RR.—
(quar.i__._/__-_„-______;:,_:.
1st preferred
Cola
$3
10-29
12-15
40c
(quar.)_
A
Bristol-Myers
11-16
50c
—^
Acme Wire
1
12-
Mines
guaranteed
Coca -Cola
11-23
$1V4
___^
—
Pittsburgh
stock
Counties
5%
Coca
11-15
12-
^
.
1
&
Special
Coast
.
4
15c
25c
;
1st pfd.
Hose &
Brazilian Traction
Companies
Miscellaneous
Regular
12-
(quar.i
Clayton Silver
Cleveland
11-13
S1V4
common
common..,:
Class
Ordinary
/
8
11-12
11-27
50c.
-
Orleans & Texas Ry.—
preferred
11-26
75c
Class
75c
Orleans); (quar.)
(New
(quar.)
(quar.)
(H. C.), 7%
1-3-44
Bank
Nat'l
Steel
Boston
12-10
11-
1
12-
5%
Columbia
Bourjois, Inc., $2.75 pfd. (quar.).
-.Quarterly*
U.
Bohack
—
11-12
$1%
3-31
9-30
11-15
■_
Copper Co._
Class
4-1-44
6-30
Cincinnati New
11-30
11-24
10%
7f,x
preferred (ouar.)_____
Blue Ridge Corp., $3 conv.
pfd. (quar.)—
■J3 share of common stock or 75c In cash__
Boeing Airplane Co.___
12-20
Chile
10
Bethlehem
7-1-44
11-30
.
(quar.)
Company
Boston
held:——
(Youngstown, O,)
each
11-20
$2.50 12-21-44
—
Bank
for
Association---
12-31
10-2-44
6-14-44
12-10
20c
____________
11-22
$2.50
3-14-44
25c 10-14-44 9-14-44
t$l
preferred (quar.)
&
11-19
1
25c 7-14-44
SI
Cement,
11-20
12-
(quarterly^_________
25c 4-14-44
10c
outstanding)
preferred
11-15
Quarterly
Quarterly
Colorado Fuel &
Limestone &
11-15
1
12-10
Quarterly
(quar.)____
share
1
12-
15C
—
11-22
$$1.75
(one
Oil
urregaian
11-15
$25c
1-3-44
$2.50
share
conv.
Cotton
coutinon
1
(quar.)__
$2.50
•'
Natl.
$5
6%
11-22
Oiuer,
12-15
30c
«•
(quar.)
$2.50
"
$2.50
l/15th
now
preferred
Bessemer
12-28
Bank
—
Quarterly
Union
$7
12-15
Mail
12-
15c
class A
(quar.)
Berkshire Fine Spinning
10-30
1-3
A
iquar.i
Co.
12-
75c
25c 1-14-44 12-14-44
Corp.—
dividend
shares
12-28
Best
—
Quarterly
Stock
12-31
40c
(quar.)
National
Quarterly ;
t..\
12-21
1-1-44
$2
'
(quar.) -i.—J—
Puget Sound Nat'l Bajik (Tacoma) (quar.)
Royal Bank of Canada (quar.)—-—
$8
$ 1 Va
Aircraft
!>2.25
—
25c
1-15
5c
(quar.)
$1
25c
Bank
1
11-24
Chickasha
1
40c
common
11-
12-
Chicago Yellow Cab Co. (quar.
$1
25c
Munsey Trust Co. (Wash, D. C.) (quar.)—
National
Co.
Ltd.,
12-
75c
hcld)_
common
11-26
2-
15c
Year-end
Belding-Corticelli
1
each
12-10
15c
(year-end)
Paper,
5
Chicago
•.
50c
(quar.)____.__
Co.
Power
Beech-Nut
10-30
11-15
12-31
$1
(quar.)
Pa.
(extra )
Co.
11-
11-10
20c
Bathurst
50 c
Bank of
Seelig Mfg. Co., $1.20 cl.
O.l
10-29
11-15
"•
$1 '/a ;
....
Extra
12-26
$1.13
(quar.)
Miners ^Nat'l
Morristown Trust
12-31
&
Barnsdall
3-44 12-18
1-
40c
MScantUeyNaT'l"Bank~
;
Show
Radio
Inc., common
preferred (quar. 1
Bandini Petroleum Co. (quar.Barcalo Mfg. Co. (s-a).
12-10
f$l
'';
for
20c
/
3%% •'
new
11-22
30C
6%
(Ontario)
;
11-20
40c
12-21
(Milw.) —
Bank
Exchange
National
Marine
1
preference
11-10
(increased_
Ry.—
(l/10th share of
Chestnut Hill RR.
(quar.)__
Chicago Corp.—
$3 pfd. (this payment clears all arrears)
$3 preferred (quar.)
4
11-10
12-
20C
(irregulari____u__-_.
12-21
40C
(Ltd.)
London & Western Trusts Co.
11-12
11-19
11-15
11-15
•
75c
Ltd.
12-31
—
11-12
1
$1
$lVa
(quar.)-
(Chicago)
Bank
1
12-
25c
(quar.i.......^..
12-31
„
12-
1
15c
$ J.oO
.
_______—__—
of Va.
onio
m
Stock dividend
11-10
10c
jjiCi.
/
of Rec,
11-24
15c
(irregular)..
Corp.
Mines
Cne^apeane
62'/a c
$2
(Wichita,
Bank
National
Gold
Chesapeake Corp.
11-15
11-12
Holder$
Payable
25 c
$2'/a
(year-end 1
Corp.
Ordnance
Aunor
11-15
1
12-
w.,. <•>«
—
1
$1.50
25C
—
/
Fourth Nat'l
Tack
Auto
Quarterly
Industrial
preferred
jtniB.
(quar.).
1
12-
thare
>
.
12-
12-21
~
81 % C
(s-a).:_:)
'
6%
12-17
Bk. & Trust Co. (Oklahoma City)—
First Natl.
Fe Ry. Co
preferred.
Special
12-22/
Corp.
Extra
12-
$1.75
Sante
6%
vy«»ct^Vaive
Charis
,<■
_______________—a—_____i
Co.
12-
37'/aC
(s-at
$2.50 prior preference (quar.
Atlantic Refining Co
(Montclair,
Co.
Trust
&
L.ght,
Atlas Corp.,
5c
Nat'f~Bank
Gas
11-15
$4.50
pfd.
Atlantic Coast Line RR., 5% pfd.
Atlantic Rayon Corp., common
Bank (Tatnaqua, Pa.)
First
Topeka
75c
Atlanta
40c
(quar.)
Corp.,
11-15
1
10c
(trreg.)..
preferred (quar.)
;
preferred (quar.)....
11-24
$1
70c
■
2nd
11-24
$2 '/a
fquar,)
Bank (Portland, Ore.)
(San Jose)
1st
1
12-
Belt
25c
....
com.,
1
50c
■ ■
1
12-15
12-
Chain
$1%
common.,
Astor Financial
Atchison
50c
12-
Name of Company--
8
$1.
;—.
12-1
12-
$1
.
Monthly.
Corp.,
7%
12-20
(12-31
11-
When
Per
of Re0
1
$1
Artloom
1-1-44
12-
$1
(quar.)^..^
12-31
•12-30
Payable
25c
Class B
First Nat'l Bank (Palm Beach)—
v
preferred
conv.
share
(interim)
Armstrong Rubber, class A
10-30
$3
V'
Company
common
12-44
$1
$lVa
Monthly
Co..
11-15
1-3-44
$i;
Tenn.) (quar.)—
Armstrong Cork
1-1-44
$2
First Nat'l Bank (Memphis,
Name of
12-21
12-30
$l'/a
(Chicago)
Bank
National
2
Monday, November 15, 1943
Wheni Holders
Per
of Rec
1-3-44
30c
40c
I
(quar.)
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co. (quar.
Fifth Third Union Trust Co. (Cinn.) (quar.)
First Nat'l Bank (Cincinnati, O.) (quar.)—
First National Bank (Jersey City) (quar.)—
Drovers
,
1-
50c
Cep.tre.J-Nat'l Bank (Richmond, Va.) (quar.)
County Trust Co. of Maryland (annual)__x_
r
Pau'ble
Share
Name of Company
Boatmen's Nat'l Bank of St. Louis (quar.)__
Holderx
11-11
121
3
11-18
12-
3
11-13
w
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■
I
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4229
158
Per
Name of
Elgin
Ely
Co
Payable
ER.,
$5 preferred (quar.)
Eversharp, Inc., 5% preferred
Ex-Cell-O Corp. (quar.)
L-
Fairbanks,
Extra
&
Morse
;
Co.
;
>
Brewing,
Extra
Bake
Shops,
Federal
Huston
11-15
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-20
$3 conv. pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door, I'fo preferred (quar.)__
Illinois Iowa Power, 5r!o pfd. (accum.
12-
1
11-20
Illinois
Municipal Water,
1-
Zinc
Quarterly
Ingersoll-Rand
4-
$7
pfd. (accum.)
77o
preferred
Pitt
Fort
77<>
12-11
12-31
12-11
11-15*
International
1212-
6
International
10-15
Iron
20c
11-15
10-20
Island
12-
11-15
_
12-
10-30
Kingsburg
11-15
Kinney (G,
11-16
Klein; (D.
Knickerbocker
35c
12-
1
11-20
$1 (4
(quar.)——
12-
^
11-20
12-1
11-20
11-15
11-
Kresge
30c
Special
5
10-31
II-16
11-10
11-15
11-
1
25c
11-15
11-
5
I'M
II-15
11-
5
11-15
11-
5
12-
1
11-13
11-25
11-10
Acceptance Corp.,
pfd.
$1
(quar.).-
$1%
25c
-
Industries
General
Motors
—
(irregi)
Corp.
$5 preferred
30c
(quar.)——-
Paint
Class
General
■6%
Corp..
General Steel Castings,
General
Gimbel
Goebel
Stock
Golden
$1(4
11-15
11-
11-15
75c
11-23
11-
12-10
1-25
Co.
Co.
Mills,
5%;
Co.
((quar,)—
Leland
11-15
Life
50c
>12-15
12-
1
(s-ai—
62 Vic
1
12-
1
11-15
11-30
11-10
$1.80 prior pfd.
Link
(s-a)
90c
11-15
11-
11-15
11-
12-15
11-19
8c
12-15
10c
12-10
12-
25c
11-15
10-29
————_—75c
11-15
10-29
(N. Y.)
is-at____
.Extra-—————
(initial).—.——
Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Paper
•
■
_
Great American Industries
<quar.)___
_
Liquid
1
(accum.)—.i-i-
75c
12-31
12-
Great Northern Ry., preferred
,i„
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)j———
Extra
:
$1
12-13
12-21
25c
12-21
12-10
—
5V»'M
/preferred (quar.).
Griggs,
Western
1334C
12-21
(irregular).
$1 'A
—50c
Brewery
11-24
(quar.)
_
—
preferred
5(V>
preferred
Hajoca
Corp.,
6%
Hale
preferred
F.)
$1.50
12-
1
Cotton
Hamilton
Watch,
12-
1
1
10-30
12-
1
11-12
(quar.l______.
common
25c
12-20
(quar,)$1.121/a.
QrM
/.
11-10
12-
$lVb
pfd.
(quar.,)—
class A (quar.)
1-
12-
6'A
11-15
11-
50c
Hawaiian
Hecla
pl'd.
Co.
'
$1.25
G7b
25c
,
(quar. )_.L^___
(quar.)______
preferred
Corp.,
47r
preferred A
Heyvvood-Wakefield,
preferred
57"
all
.•
(quar.)-4—
57o
(accum.)
$1
;
—•
B
(quar.)
12-
11-15
11-15
11-30
11-19
12-31
12-21
Natomas
:
20c
$1,
32c
11-
9
Neiman-Marcus
11-
9
Neisner
E.)
Co.
20
1-3
Electrochemical
15c
11-26
12-14
1-28
1-18
i
$iya
11-18
11-15.
11-30
11-
11-15
10-30
11-15
5
10-30
Horn (A. C.)—
partic. preferred .(quar.)___
45c
I'M
non-cum.
prior prefeired (quar.)—83/4C
Horn & Hardart Co. (N. Y.),
pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
1'
12-
1
11-12
12-
1
11-12
12-
1
11-12
12-
1
11-12.
11-20
11-
6
12-
11-
$6
5
Fxt.ra
Ltd
Mead
$6
10-30
25C
12-17
11-15
iquar.)__
preferred
$1.25
12-
Bros/ Co,;
17,
1st
I'M
2nd
preferred (quar.)
(quarterly)™-—
6%
preferred
preferred
(quarterly)
$2
1-15
11-19
preferred
conv.
3
12-11
New
1'
1-15
50c
12-10
11-24
12-
1
11-
2
12-
1
11-
2
12-
1
11-
2
12-
1
11-
2
11-30
11-20
Zinc
York
Auction
York Mutual
York &
non-cum.
preferred
York
State
Hundred
Class
North
3
12-24
12-11
11-15
1
11-20
9-30
9-30
American
Common
5.10%
Electric
Railway,
div.)
com.
1
for
of
each
(subject to approval
preferred (quar.)
of
preferred
River
100
Insurance
Co.
$l3/4
11-15
11-15
11-
$1.62'/2
■
1-3-44
50c
$3
(quar.)_____
common
25c
11-15
1-
12-
3
1
shs.
held
1-
Northwestern
Telegraph
12-10
25c
+
pfd.
Moffat &
$1 Vz
AA
11-
2
5
50c
1-
1
12-25
12-10
11-15
12-
11-15
I'M
(quar.)_____,
11-19
12-15
,12-
1
11-13
12-30
12-15
11-15
10-30
$$134
12-
1
1-
3
11-26
25c
12-15
>11-13
25c
12-15
11-13
;
$1(8
Co.,
6%
preferred
1
(quar.i_^__™t;
1
11-
9
Farm
Equipment, common (irreg.)_.
& Quebec Ry. (s-a)___
lJ.
,i_.
Silknit, Ltd., 17c preferred (accum .)
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., com. (interin i)
12-* 1
11-15
'i* $ 1.50
12-
11-17
.
$1( 4
..
•n-t$3
1
11-24
6
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
$25c
(quar.)
11-15
10-15
$S134
12-
11-
1
t$l
Ontario
preferred
12-
10-29
Vi. $1.75
—
Ontario
*"
S7
11-30
11-15
75c
pfd.
12-
11-15
25c
Co
12-
11-15
12-
11-15
4334c
(quar.)
12-
?55y2c
(quar.)
5\M'M
preferred—-r
11-15
10-15
12-
(quar.)________
common
11-~1
1-
11-
$1,079
12-10
$1^2
(quar.)—
37V2C
62VZC
Merchants Refrigerating Co., 7(*> preferredMercantile Stores. I'M
pfd. (quar.)
15c
..."
1
11-29
$1%
(quar.)—
Oris
35c
12-20
11-23
$1(4
12-20
11-23
Elevator, common (irreg.)__
preferred (quar.)
Ottawa Light Heat & Power Co., com.
5%
$$1.25
4.
Pacific
Pacific
11-23
11-15
5(2%
&
Atlantic
Gas
&
Telegraph
Electric,
1
1
11-15
Pacific
Lighting Corp.
10-30
Pacific
Western
12-15
Pacolet
11-
Parker-Wolverine
2
11-15
1
Mfg.
Oil
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—<•
6V2'y» preferred A (accum.)—
Metz Brewing, 10'M conv. pfd.
(resumed)
$1.75
11-15
10-30
Co.
pfd,
__
ib'8
30c
12-
1
11-15
11-15
10-31
10-30
12-
1
11-15
12-
6
•11-24
1-
25c
50c
55'/2
3
12-15
10-30
34 %c
11-15
10-30
11-15
10-30
75 c
Co.
10-20
12-
11-29
11-22
30c
—
12-21
40c
:㣥.
11-15
40c
(quar.)__
(quar.
preferred
2
11-15
(irreg.
Parkersburg Rig & Reel,
Common (year-end)
Pato
11-10
11-15
31 (4 c
<s-ai
(quar.)__.
-
common.—.______
_______
_____
11-10
11-
12-20
12-
2-1-44
$1%
1
37 (4 c
5%
67c preferred (quar.)_
12-
1
1-
11-19
$1(4
preferred (quar.
12-
1-
75c
50c
(year end)__
Paper, $5 preferred (accum.)
Pwauhau Sugar Plantations Co. (irreg. )__.
11-15
1-
$15c
( quar .)
preferred (quar.)______
Outboard Marine & Mfg.
Owens-Illinois Glass
Oxford
15c
11-10
12-10
12-16
3
'
$6
:
11-15
12-10
11-19
3
$25c
Ohio Power, 4(4%. preferred
(quar,)
River Sand Co., 7% pfd, (accum.)
7%
1
1-
$1%
pfd.
Ohio
Oliver
11-10
10-29
12-
12-10
Co.—
(accum.)
Extra
Okonite
11-19
7(4c
Oil
11-10
11-12
11-10
1
1-
C
$$1(4
•
Corp.. (quar.
class
11-26
15c
.)
O'Connor
5
12-15
11-23
,-.12-
$1.50
1__
3
11-15
1
12-15
$1 (4
(s-a)„___
Co,
12-
12-
20c
$1%
.)
(quar.
•
12-10
$1
_
87(4
11^
1
1
12-10
3
25c
Pharmacal Co
Nu-Enamel
3
25c
3
1-
Eancorporation
12-24
12-
$l>/8
3
1-
717a C
5
12-
i
11-22
__________
2V*%
is-at
12-10
SEC)_.
10-15
50c
$2.50
(quarterly).
11-15
Norwich
1
11-15
11-26
Gas
Northeastern Water & Elec., $4
pfd. (qu
Northern Empire
Mines Co. Ltd._____
50c
5
11-
12-15
12-10
75c
Northwest
5
11-15
$2
iquar.)____
Northwestern Public Service, 7%
6%
preferred (quar.)
11-
1
$$1
(quar.)
Pacific
the
11-20
10-30;
11-5
_____
common
sh.
11-17
11-
11-10
12-
Co.—
(stock
1
11-15
11-20
;
(initial)
5
11-15
11-10
pfd—
<quar.i__;
12-
25c
5
11-20
6%
North
j,'f 7}.
II-
1
$1(4
ZZZ
Gas,
12-
25c
(quar.)
&
Ry.
Norfolk & Western
1-15
,
11-19
12-
Corp.—
Southern
12-21
1-15
12-31
J
$1.25.
50C
12-21
12-
11-15
<
12-14
(quar.)
A
534%
3
$1.75
$1.27 (4c
11-20
11-20,
:
;
Elec.
Noranda Mines Ltd.
&
1-
■
$1(4
Nineteen
v
8
r«. f 11-15
i
Quarterly
Norfolk
11-25
75c
.
(quar.
Participating stock
New
11-^0
Shipbuilding Corp.—
12-31
1-
<s-a)
12-
25c
Co
Telegraph Co.
11-30
1
ts-a)
;
$1
50C.
Queens Elec. Lt. & Power Co.-r
50c
(quar.)
81(4
;
,
:
York
19.-15
Dock-
(irregular)
$1.50
(s-a)
Dry
(quar.)______
Co.
12-31
12-
J,
preferred
&
Founders shares
11-24
12-10
$25c
1
1
Shipbuilding
(accum.)
50c
Jersey
1-
25C
1
12-10
11-16
1
2-
pfd.
York Air Brake Co.
2-
50c
1
12-21
12-
11-30
12-10
5'M'
New
New
$5
20c
12-
12-21
12-4
11-15
12-11
$l»/4
12-
12-21
11-
12-15
1
News
6lM7c
Common
,
(Phila.)
cl. A
12-
Newport
3
$2
Meier
$1'.75
11-15
11-30
1-
$1
11-15
$1.75
11-30
12-15
(quar.)__Z
pfd.
Common
1
1
$1.50
11-20
12-15
25c
•
Howes
1
25c
li-
11-10
$25c
common
Co.
11-16
12-15
11-30
J12 (4 c
;__
17-
Frank
1
11-15
11-15
New
$1.10
preferred (s-a)
&
12-
10c
75c
New
(quar.)__
class A (quar.)
,
3
25c
series-
pfd. stock
$3 V4
New
25c
12-
87 (4 C
6
1
50c
Telephone,
<quar.
12-15
(accum.)___
11-10
$$1.11
preferred A
$1.75
(accum.)___
12-15
50c
20c
Razor
$5.50 preferred B
Meadville
1
11-18
1
preferred
25c
Stores
Corporation,
12-
12-
preferred
Clock,
$1
Robbins Inc.,
12-20
$1(4
lien
$1(4
(monthly)
Newspapers, 17
Porcupine Mines
&
$1(4
lien
11-30
(quar.)—_
common
(quar.)
McKesson
1
;
prior
Haven
1-1-44
•.
common....
Kaiser
12-
prior
$7
New
15c
.■
—__
!
Mclntyre
•
5Vc
non-cum,
11-
15c
Hegeler Zinc-r
preferred (accum.)
McClatchy
11-16
12-24
50c
1
75c
<quar.)_.
Department
17c
11*18
,13c
(quar.)_____—;—40c
1
12-
&
McEvven
-
___________
(George A.) & Co., common
preferred (quar.)
11-
$1.62(4
,
May
1
11-
1
75c
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
iquar.)_
May
12-
10-15
11-15
12-
70c
.
registered (interim)
12-:X
11-15
12-20
$1(4
(irreg.)—
Massachusetts Plate Glass Insurance
Matt-iessen
12-10
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 5"M pfd. A (quar.)„__■.
New England Public Service Co.—
25c
Masoirte
20c
$2(4
12-. 1
Marconi Int'l Marine Communication Co., Ltd.
Il-^.ri<-10rl25*
12-,#
.1,1^19,
12-#
i.l-l9s
11-20
„_j_
(s-a)__
12-15
,11-30
,12-10,,';>11-10
ll-,j.&'.»t lit. 4
11 -45;I vl025,
12-15
25c
11-15
Ordinary
25c
20c
12-11
11-13
10-29
(accum.)
$l'/2
12-17*
11-12*
11-15
Nestle-Le Mur $2 cum. partic.
$2c
11-16
50c
______
12-14
11-3
11-24-
11-10
1
1-3-44
11-15
87c
1
3
11-30
$1
••
40C
(quar.)
Shirt
1212-
Neptune Meter Co., 87c
^
& Co.,
(I.)
Manhattan
11-11
11-29
—
preferred (quar.)
Magnin
11-24
$13 4
;
Sl'/4
6
11-15
'
11-12
15c
(quar.)
Extra
11-30
1-
1
-
1
12-14
Cement—
Repeating
5'A
11-15
11-
12-
25c
(quar.)_
com.
1
11-17
62 (4c
(quar.)____.
12-
$2
1^.14
12-11
$5
12-16
(quar.)
25c
Magazine
11-15
90c
1
Co._^
Extra
—30c
Co..
Inc.
Ohio
(monlhly)__
(quar.)__
Bros'.
11-10
ii-10
1
12-28
11."0
.11-15
15c
Co.
—
Series,
25c
1
11-19
12-
(quar.)™_.
Machinery
11-15
12-
11-13
1
■
1
Co., common
1
12-
(quar.)__i
(irregular)
Co.
1
—
11-15
pfd.
Corp.,
preferred
Corp.
Securities
12-
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
Rubber
12-
& Taylor, 6%
1st pfd. (quar.)__
Angeles Investment (resumed)_____
12-
1
National
25c
Co..._
Co.,
12-
$2
Gypsum Co., $4,/2 pfd. (quar.)
National Lead Co., I'M preferred A
tquar.)__
National
;
______________
11-15
$1.75
National
11-25
12-
Hormel
67
11-24
12-11
25c
31c
:___
—
Monthly
(Charles
12-15
Ogilvie Flour Mills,
Common (quar.)
clears
(payment
Monthly
67
75c
•
common
pfd.
arrears)
Hooker
$l»/2
:
(quar.)
I-Iibbard Spencer Bartlett &
Hires
Gas
1
$81'4C
Gas'(quar.)_
11-15
.'5dc'"TTl-l6
(year-end)—50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
25c
$1.12(4
Chemical
Portland
Macmillan
12-
Cylinder
$50c
3
11-25
12-
;
National Erie, 57c non-cum. 1st
pfd.
27c non-cum. 2nd preferred (s-a)
11-
1
-1
pfd.
Heyden
National
12-
11-15
Conta ner
12-15
12-
$ll/8
(quar.)
(accum.
convertible
4
Lynch
11-15
Co.—
Hershey Chocolate Corp., com.
$4
National
:
Lord
6)2%
11-15
1
$lVa
conv.
Utilities
Powder Co.,
Hercules
5
v2c
1
12-
10c
i
<quar.)_„_
&
Glass'Co.
Mining
11-
1
V11-17
Ltd.—
common
Corp. (quar.)_.
Lynchburg & Abingdon Telegraph Co. (,s-a)
M. J. & M. M. Mining Consol. (increased s-ai
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co.
1
12-
(quar.)_—$1.25
Refractories,, commqn—25c
Pineapple Co. Ltd.
Hazel-Atlas
Casket,
$4
Lunkenheimer
11-15
12-
pfd.
Chemical, 4Vz'A
preferred
6%
$5
Co.,
Electric
National
(quarterly)—_—
Lumbermen's Insurance
1
10c
—
—________
preferred
Harshaw
Havana
3
12-15
8
50c
(quar.
I'M
$4
preferred
Extra
12-15
3
50c
Extra
Harbison-Walker
11-
(monthly)
Lukens Steel
4
75c
____________
A.i
1
<quar.)____
Louisiana Ice & Electric Co:. Inc.
J:5c
$22'/ac
(quar.)———I
(M.
12-
(quar.)_____________
Ltd...————
Extra
Hanna
Biscuit,
12-
12-
12-15
America—
National Bearings Metals
$3
(reduced)————______
Instrument,
B
National
(accum.)
participating preferred (quar.)
Participating
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
Loomis-Sayles Second Fund (quarterly).
-
Class
3
11-15
30c
25c
50c
50c
Los
(quar.).—_
11-15
of
10-28
$1(4
A
(quar.)
National Auto Fibres 6% conv.
11-15
—
Star
; 11-19
National Acme Co.
30c
com.
11-20
12-10
75c
11-
Machine—
Inc.,
II-15
11-30
30c
Narragansett Racing Association (irreg.)
Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis
Ry. Co-
1
(quar.)_
12-
prefeired
12-15
preferred
1
,
11-10
67i>
11-10
25c
b7o
6
6
11-20
$l3/4
12-20
*
■,
_____—...
1
Va 'M
12-
______—
11-15
Paper,
Hancock Oil Co.,
12-
1
11-
25c
25c
Co.,
preferred
8'M
11-15
12-20
25c
11-
11-15
6
Co.
1
11-25
SlVa
pfd.
$4
11-
1-3-44
1
25C
preferred (quar.)_
Chemical
$$134
65c
(irreg.l——
Hamilton
Hammond
Longhorn
(quar.25c
(quar.)..—.....u...—.
Stores
Hallnor Mines, Ltd.
4\'i(/c
Lone
2-14
11-12
'
Hainmermill
11-16
12-17
11-12
Printing ;<quar.(.—'
Brothers
Halle
1
1
.Extra
*
1
1
11-15
£12 (4 c
Common
3-
12-
Muskogee Co., 6%
Inc.,
12-
Extra
12-
11-26
Line
12-
$1(4
Manufacturing Corp., 17c pfd. (quar.)
i30c
(quar.)
Pipe, common
Extra
11-19
11-19
12-
4334C
12-10
$20c
(quar.)
Lock Joint
12-31
75c
—
(quar.).....
Munson
$1(4
•
B
1
common.—..—50c
Brothers
Hall KW.
(s-aj—•—
common
A
Mullins
11-15
5c
(quar.)
Extra
12-
; 34%c
34%c
(quar.
Hackensack Water,
.'I'M
12-10
50c
——
Griesedieck West. Brewery, 5 (4% pfd. < quar.)
1
12-10
25c
Special
Class
■12-14
12-
10-30
11-30
10c
(irreg.)__
——
12-10
12-28
_______
...
Cooper & Co.—
Oil
Gulf
&
11-20
10c
■
-
11-15
1-3-44
$1
ill.
10-30
1-14
Loblaw Groceterias Co.,
Extra
75c
11-20
1
,■
11-30
Mountain Fuel Supply (irregular)__________
Mountain Producers Corp. (s-a)
/,
Muskegon Motor Specialities—
$2 class A (quar.)
!
2-
(Va.)—-fy--.
11-15
12-15
$1 (4
12-30
$ 134
preferred
12-15
$31 (4 c
(quar.)_u___
12-14
9
3
$$i3/4
11-10
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Little Miami RR. Co., special gtd.
Original
capital
(quar.)
1
11-15
Machine..
Mutual
Extra
12-10
$2 pfd, A
11-10
<quar.)_
67o
preferred (auar.)
Nanainio-Duncan Utilities,
Corp.,
1
12-15
(year-end)_____________
11-26
common
12-
t$ 1
12-24
(quar. )i__-,_—
Carbonic
&
Corp.
12-17
4V2'M
11-22
25c
Griesedieck
Co.,
Drill
11-
preferred (quar.)_____
Corp.
11-10
75c
;•
11-24
(quar.)_____—___—
Belt
6V2rM
Lionel
11-10
1
1-15-44
11-19
preferred (quar.)
Great American Indemnity
Twist
35c
5
16c
Wheel
Extra
5
$134
Finance Corp.
Motor
Extra'
B
1
12-
(quar.)
Society
1
(quar.)—
Lindsay Light &
50c
Morse
Motor
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, common (quar.)__
Class
•
1
10-30
50c
11-12
:
,———.
—_
11-
50c
11-
Industrial
1
i_;
1
11-10
12-
_•
1-
Extra
12-
Plan
10-30
_______
11-15
11-26
1
participating preferred (quar.)__.
(Win, R.) Dry Goods (quar.)_
Morris
8c
(quar.)
Corp.
$15c
—
1
'
Mines
Electric
Savers
1
12-
& Mortgage (quar.)___.._____
Moody's Investors Service—
11-15
_____
com.mon_.
50c
pfd.
pnor
Extra
Gold
Leitch
11-15
12-15
••
Union -Co., (initial)———:
Great
11-30
12-15
12-
Montreal Loan
11-15
Lehigh Portland Cement Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Leighton Industries, class A (irregular)
50c
Co
& Knight,
12-31
12-12
Co..
343/aC
$2
12-10
conv.
$2.50 preferred
1-10
3
&
$1.25
—w—
Quarterly
Graton
Leath
11-26
$2.25
12-
G.)
9
(s-a)
20C
preferred
conv.
11-15
12-
Moore
(s-a)
(R.
Tourneau
12-15
(quar.j__
pfd.
(year-end)
$1
——
Monotype
B
25c
(quar,)
preferred
$4V2
11-10
1-
$1.50
—
Granby Consol. Mining, Smelting & Power—
Grand
6 7o
11-24
...
Co.
$$1
50c
$2.25
50C
Lawyers Title Insurance
9
12-11
iquar.5c
iquar.i„
W.)
1
Le
15c
Bryant Inc.
Lanston
10-22
Corp.—.———25c
Gorham Mfg.
(H.
Langleys, Ltd., I'M
Lansing Company
$$1%
pfd. (quar.)_
preferred (quar.I
Gosnold
Lane-Wells
6
Electric Co.—
Telegraph
Cycle
Gossard
6
11-
11-22
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., common— ,.—4,.;
conv.
11-
41-22
common
Brewing
&
11-20
12-13
1
11-10
—______
(quar.)
11-20
(quar.)——$1.50
preferred
preferred
Lane
12-13
(accum.—
Brothers,
7%
11-
12-
5
11-
vZ
bVz'M
$1(4
Machine, common
1
50c
$6 pfd. (accum.)—
Water Gas &
1-10
11-15
v
,
11-
11-19
11-30
$1(4
(quar.)__
11-
$1(4
——
Wares, Ltd., 77o
preferred
preferred
50c
(quar.)
Steel
1
$3
11-20
12-17
(s-a)
11-20
—
Landis
11-12
3
1
11-15
?0c
(s-a)
common (quar.)_
Ltd.
Mines
A
50c
Lake Superior District Power, 5 7c pfd. <quar.)
of the Woods Milling, com. (interim)
I'M
12-
12-
$3.25
lnc
Society,
2c
Lake
5
12-15
6
11-20
Co.—
8c
Champagne Inc.
50c
Railway Signal, common (year end)
General
2-
Wines &
Shore
11-6
11-
<quar.)___:
11-15
$1(4
,
preferred
12-13
$1)4.
.
(special).—
common
A
11-
11-15
;
11-24
1
Chemical—
Common
,
25c
taccum.)_„__
——
Salle
Lake
10-25
11-15
Heater
11-24
12-10
12-
$1
(quar.)—______
2nd preferred
l^- 2
12-10
$1.06
Implement
25c
Baking,
&
preferred
12-12
$1
Montreal Cottons, Ltd., common
I'M. preferred (quar.)__
11-15
(quar.)__
Extra
La
1
11-15
common....
—
11-15
11-15
50c
(accum.)
Mills
preferred C
11-15
(irreg.)
;—_______—__—
1st
Kysor
5c
Co.___——
Kroger Grocery
11-10
11-15
50c
common-———L—
General Outdoor Advertising, 6 % pfd. (quar.)
General
11-25
40c
10c
Corp., common (quar.)
S.)
Power
$2.90
(irregular)
11-15
12-15
50c
Carpet
$1(4
preferred (quar.)___
_____—
(S.
67o
$1 (4
(quar.)_
Company
Extra
11-20
Y>( 10c
___
——-—___
.
$2(4c
Co.——________—:_i\)
Fund
12-15
12-15
(quar.
Mitchell
11-25
Oil,
12-27
50c
Mohawk
Loan
5
11-20
1
1-
4C
1
11-29
$5 prior pfd.
R.),
11-
12-15
7(4c
12-31
12-
Cotton
Emil)
Koering
50c
___—
1
$2
—
Cigar Co., 1% pfd. (quar.)—.
General Finance Corp., 5'fa pfd. A (s-a)
67c preferred B (s-al
:———.—____
7%
1
1
12-
1-
12-20
(irreg.)—
87 (4 c
12-
12-15
1
$3
(quar.)___k-_»_ui—-1;
preferred
(irregular)
11-25
12-15
3
30c
11-30
75c
25c
3
1-
12-
(s-a>___
3
■
$1(4
50c
I-
$1
Service_/.____u____„_,.u____
(Robert) Co., Ltd..
$4
series S-l
$1.50
$1.75
(year end)
$4Va
(quar.)—_______
B-l
12-15
Public
11-10
$6 partic. preferred A (quar.)__
50c
.
~
12-31
Corp.
11-18
Trecker Corp.
■
—
Missouri
30c
c
______
—
General
■*
Series
5
1
(irregular)___
Utilities, 7% junior pfd. (quar.)__
Kentucky
11-
1
Keystone Custodian Fund,
V:
Mission
1
12-
Kearney &
11-15
10-30
12-
12-
&
12-15
3
37 (4 c
preferred
30c
11-15
ir.
l-'
conv.
75c
1
Kendall Co.,
B
preferred C
11-30
50c
_—
(Jul.us)
3
i
Minneapolis-Moline
(quar.)—_____
12-
1-
11-12
Co._____—__—_______
Kayser
12-
1
preferred
11-15
$14
12-
$4'/2
1
11-
prior preferred._________
preferred
Monroe
12-
$1%
———
47c
Monsanto
Kable Brothers Co., 6'M
5
4147o
8
12-10
11-15
i-
11-20
11-
11-15
11-20
11-15
$1.50
$1.50
■
11-10
1
1-15
$1
1
1
1
(quar.)
3
12-
25c
1
$1.50
1
Mills, 5'M pfd. (quarterly)Battery Co. Inc., common (quar.)___
W.
Hart,
1-
M'nes Ltd.
Mountain
Extra
&
Common
12-
common
12-
(extra)
$$5
Fireman Mfg.,
25c
(s-a)__
50c
12-
$1%
.
Machine, common-
K.
12-20
Miller
11-16
1
50c
Jantzen Knitting
12-30
■.
12-
$l3/4
(quar.)__
pfd.
I'M
Corp.
11-20
(quar.)__
com.
(s-a)
$$1.75
Silver
10-15
11-15
1
12-31
12-
(quar.j_
Co.
Co.
(accum.u
Products
11-15
$1V2
$1%
(quar.)———
Co.,
Canada
Oil
i8'Mpreferred
8'M
preferred
(quar.)_______—_________
preferred
International
$1
conv.
$5
I'M'-
4
12-21
Power
50c
pfd. (quar.).——,
Midwest
$6'/2
International Ocean Telegraph
12-15
9-24
7
11-20
l
preferred
$1
_______
12-31
25c
25c
(paym't clears all arrears)
General
Shares
25c;
1
12-
1
12-
Middle West Corp.
(irregular).
Midland Grocery Co., 67v
1*
of Rec.
12-
81 (4 c
preferred (quarterly)u____
junior preferred (quarterly)
preferred series 1940 (quarterly)
$1(4
of
12-
11-
Holders
.__v
(.quar.)
Extra
is-a).._
7% pfd. (quar.)_—
(quar.)—10c
Foods
3%
$10c
______
Nickel Co.
Society
Industries
10-21
11-15
Payable
10c
17c preferred (quarterly).
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp..,.
Ltd.—
Harvester,
Mfg. Co.
General
(year-end)
International
preferred (quar.)—-.,—————
37 (4c
preferred <quar.)___„_35c
$1 (2
Gold
Institutional Securities,
International
Bridge
General
$6
Inland
3-11
Company
Wood
$3
12-15
12-15
preferred (quar.)——;
Gandy
$1(4
5'
When
share
Company
common__u.______i___.__
Michigan Public Service Co.,
$1(4
1
_______
Gellman
11-
——•—_
1
Fulton Market Cold Storage 8% pfd. (accum.)
Gar
1
1
Corp.,
$3x/4 partic. preferred
Assoc.—
1-
(quar.)
Fruehauf Trailer Co., common
Gamewell
Loan
"4-
Frecport Sulphur
5%
12-20
12-
Co._
Aviation Group
Textile
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—
$2.50
Bridge Works—
County Distilling Co
Franklin
Steel
Welfare
75c
tquar.i
12-30
'
1
—
5
12-
—
'
I-
Wheeler—A,
Foster
Public
12-11
12-20
$ 1 '/a
5
11-
$134
—______
S2.50
(quar.)—____
11-
11-15
40c
(final)
3-18
(Newark, N. J.) (s-a)—
&
shares
11-15
—____
1145
92 Vic
:
—
1
(quar.)—
A
—
11-29
.
Gear
Ordinary
Co.
15c
$1(4
9
Metal
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
Indianapolis
3c
11-30
25c
(quar.)__
Illinois
11-15
(M. H.) Co. Inc. iquar.)__
15c
Fits'. Simons & Connell Dredge & Dock (quar.) ..
25c
Florida Power, 7.'A preferred
(quar.i—87(4c
Bros.
pfd.
12-20
12-10
11-29
——
7'M. preferred
6'/o
3
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—
Ordinary
(interim)
—
12-10
75c
—
12-22
Fishman
Foote
(Tom) Peanut,
Common
11-15
1——
Pawners
12-14
1
11-10
common
£
State
3
11-20
6'M
(quar.15c
Firestone Tire & Rubber 6'M
First
1-
12-
12-10
lie
(quar.)
11-10
(s-a)
Firemen's Insurance
6'<7
preferred
1
Light & Traction, $0 pfd. (quar.)—-
Extra
11-16
67o
1
Ferro Enamel Corp. (year end)__—._
Fire Association of Philadelphia (s-a).
•
1
12-14
1
Federal-Mogul Corp.
■
12-
12-14
12-
:
Co._
preferred
$1(4
3
,———j__.—50c
Quarterly
5 %
Hummell-Ross Fibre Corp.—
30c
...
3
12-
____
Federal
6'b
12-
————
Rubber
11-16
$1
preferred (s-a)
F.ansteel Metallurgical, $5 pfd. (quar.)____
Farmers & traders Life Insurance Co. (quar,)
Faultless
1
_____
50c
___•—
common
___.
11-
12-
Car__
1-
25c
■■
6%
12-13
IOC
Motor
I-
$1.25
25c
65c
(Quar.)______
_
Fajardo Sugar (quar.)—
Falstaff
t$l
Hudson
50c
,_V—
Name of
11-20
50c
(quar.)._^^—-
,,
per
of Rec.
1
12-
interest—jut;
beneficial
of
Holders
11-13
11-24
common___________________..—•—;
Payable
1981
Lighting & Power Co. (monthly)
Howey Gold Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelling Co., Ltd.„__
25c
(quar. )_______—,
share
Name of Company
When
Houston
11-27
$1
Engineers Public Service, $5 pfd. (quar.)—
$1 'A
$5>/a preferred (quar.)—
—$1%
$6 preferred (quar.)——
$1(4
Equity Corp., $3 conv. pfd. (accum.)____—75c
Certificates
Per
of Rec,
12-13
Empire & Bay States Telegraph—
4%
gtd. (quar.—___________
Erie
Holder$
$1.25
_
Walker Dry Goods
&
share
Company
Watch
National
When
(quar,)it_„^^,.
3
25c
,32-
1
11-20
25c
12-
1
11-20
$1.37(4
12-
1
11-20
12- 3
11-12
__
..
—
Consol. Gold Dredging. Ltd .(interim)
3
—
—
$15c
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1982
Per
When
thare
Payable
...
Name of Company
Paton
.
Holdert
Name 0! Comyanv
'.' <4>.
12-15
11-30
preferred .• (quar.m_.u_..-.~~-._——.2.
Paymaster Consolidated Mines, Ltd. (interim)
tic
Pen body Con!, 6 to preferred < accum*$3
Peerless Casualty,."5%' preferred (s-ft.«7
$3
12-15
11-30
1-10
12-10
12-10
11-2
12-31
12-20
Peerless
11-15
partic. .preferred (quar.)..:
Southern Railway Co., 5% non-cum.
10-30
Southern
VM
(quar.)
common
______
•
Cement
Corp.,
25c
Peninsular Grinding
Wheel (irregular)-—,—!;
Telephone, common (quar.)...
class A (quar.).:.
Peninsular
$1.40
cumulative
$1.40
class
A
Southern California Plastic
Southern Canada Power
Common
•
.
..
■
11-15
12-15
of
Arkansas
11- 5
of
common
2-5-44
11-15
Stock dividend
10-15
12-
1
50c
12-10
11-20
15c
11-15
(quar. >•
Petroleum Corp. of Amer. (irreg.)—
Pfaudler Co., 6% preferred <quar.t____—Pfeiffer
Brewing :._._7!u!.,,!.——■
Phelps Dodge
Philadelphia
Water,
(
11-
12-
Water
11-
1
12-1
12-
40c
12-
1
12-31
—
Gas
Oil
.
2','2%
for
Co.
(New
ii-l?"
;
11-127
12-15-
1
'■1-15
75C
12- 1
11-15
$13
11-30
11-15
32 l4c
11-30
'712- 1
11-15-
$2.50
12-
11—15*-
2-
6714 c
(s-a);!
7'
mon
/7:5%
'
1
11-25
5 %
preferred! (quar.)
preferred (s-a)
.
Welch
1
ownership of comstock', (irrcgular»
Juice
Grape
Co.,
common
25c
12-15
11-15
11-15
12-157
11-15
Went worth Mfg. Co., SI conv.
12-15-
11-15
12-15
11-15
11-15
11-30
11-15
2-14-44
$1.75 ,8-31-44
8-15-44
$1.75
5-15-44"
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co.—
50c
12-10
11-15
2-29-44
$1.75 5-31-44
.....
12-15
1
SI.75
::
7% preferred (quar.
!y:: 7% preferred (quar.(7
j
4
7% preferred, (quar,V_.^4-7..a^.7...7!....._
7% prefeu-ed (quar.
50c
(s-a).!l2_i
Jersey)
'
'
25C
pfd. (quar.).—
11-15
11-
12-
11-15;
1
'
$4 convertible preferred
(1 sh. Consolidated Natural
each
10 shs, held)
.4.__
Standard Wholesale Phosphate &; Acid Works
Quarterly ...4—+— ...!444!U
Stanley Works, 5% preferred (quar.)-.4!:._.
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
11-30
12-15
12-29
$1.25
class A
25C
7
12-15 ;
tsi
(NorthanVi • Corp,,: $3 pfd, (quar,)..
25c
■;-7.
(quar.)—....
11-15*
11-15/
•
Stock dividend
10-14
6
77 65c
(.year-end)
Standard Stoker Co.
'■*
■>'."'7:
11-20
12-15
11-10
12-11
Partic. units' beneficial
11-15
7-
5
12-
(5c
5
1
Standard
11-10
7'.
11-
12-15
Extra44.!+4.i.i44..47_4-_4U-4—^!4-!iU:
11-19
25c
17
12-
55c
11-11
1
12-
11-15
40c
11-24
'
12-15
30c
Washington Railway/ & Electric Cou'ilrreg.) 7:
11-29
12-15 7
11-15:■
12-10
:1:25c
preferred' (s-a
Warren Bros. Co., $1.35
40C
(Indiana)
Co., 6%
of Rec.
1
Ltd.—
Warren
7
California
Wotts,
12- 4
$1.1214
11-11
12-
1-
.
(quar.)...
:
Cap & Seal, $1.60 pfd. (quar.)
Standard Dredging Corp., $1.60 pfd.
(quar.)
11-25
12-
j'7'
preferred
Co.
50c
1-14)
11-23
Oil
&
12-15
11-25
Standard
Gooderhum
■
12- 4
11-5
(H.)
Walworth
12-15
$4.50
11- 8
1
35c
•
_
11-
25C
of
12-
interim!
(Dallas)^
12-
Amulet
(quar.);1!_-——...
preferred (quar.)—...
$1
11-15
a..,
Payable
15c
(reduced).y4,.7^^.-,-!.
Holder $
When
7
share
Common
'
sh.
6214c
Oil
12-1
20c
each
;:'777,7
;
,
11-15
..—a
Standard
12-10
12-15
Name of Company
Mines.;(interim)!^;:_77i..7.U 7I *200
Walgreen Co., common (quar,i.^_„__.__...^' '77' ' 40c
4 Va.% : preferred:(quar-) 7-i!!~7-7-' $1.12 Va
stk.
com.
011
(initial quar.)..:
11-20
12-1
12-20
I;',,
Manufacturing
Waite
Walker
Standard
5
11-20
1-15
5
(quar.)__
Standard Brands
1
12-
1-20
$1.25
Co.
6
11-
■
2-15
V--' 7: ."7
Vogt
10-20
t$lVa'
pfd.—
held)
(quar.)
Standard Accident Insur, (Detroit)
11-30
1
11-15
$1.75
- ■■
Stamford
1
/!/;' SI'a
6%
preferred (quar.)_'
—:
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Phoenix Hosiery Co., 7% pfd. (accum.)
Pillsbury Flour Mills Co
.7
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
11-
12-
25c
30c;
iV
common.—.
Pinchin, Johnson & Co., Ltd.—
Ordinary shares' (interim)
11-1
1
12-1
11-
11-15
Sparks-Withington Co.—
:,
/
'
6% convertible preferred (qitar.)..^.^... •k si12
Spartan Mills (quar.)
-4_—i.; 77':.: $2
Spiegel, Inc., $4)4 conv. pfd. (quar.
$114
11-30
12-10
Corp'._!:;;_7_«.+_.40c
Suburban
new
Gas
11-25
$20c
"-■■''•7;'!":
.
.
Si "a
Pharis Tire & Rubber————-.;———/
(1/10 sh! of
Western
:
■
Life Insurance Co.
Southwestern
11-19
Peter
'7
•'
of Rec
$20C
:
Per
Holdert
Payable
1!4C
:
:
Gas—
I-1-44
common (quarterly)
'
$75c
Pennsylvania Bankshares & Securities Corp.
:
$2.50 preferred caecum..
$1
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
V-1
4.40% preferred class B (initial)
$1.10
5.10% preferred class A <quar.)c—. $1.27%
Peoples Telephone Corp., 4!1>%' pfd, (irreg.)
$1
Peppered Mfg. Co.-,-.*!.!—S2(a
Perkins Machine & Gear, 7% pfd. <quar.!__ •$134
Inc.
Union
50c
(quar.)
10-26
(initial).!.'!:.!..—
•
20c
Pennmans Ltd.,
Paul
6%
1 hare
(quarterly)
(quar.)
II-15
35c
35c 2-15-44
cumulative
When
per
of Rec.
$$1
Mfg. Co.,
Monday, November 15, 1943/
12-15•
'50c
——
West Indies Siigar,
'11-15
12- 1
West
11-18
:
•
60c
12-15
12-
3114C
11-15
10-30
>
2
(quar.)i77.7'.77!7;
(Irregular)
common
'"7- $1
:
7%
12- 6
12-
11-15*
',.77'
$1.75
West Penn Electric,
12-16
250
■
— _
Michigan Steel Foundry—.
,7.'7;
convertible preferred (quarterly)
I
4334c
6%tpreferred (quarjuU
I,
SlVa
11-15
10-19
$13A
11-15
10-19
$114
11-15
11-
25c
preferred. /Quarterly
12-1
11-20-
11-20
11-
1*
11-15
11-
5
.
Pioneer Securities Corp* (Los Angeles)—SI
Piper Aircraft, 60c conv.-pfd. (quar.)
—
15c
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
Pitney-Bowes Postage Meter Co., com. (quar.).
11-20
Extra)1
'
——r,-;-.•>;^
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie RR.— v-d
'6% 'preferred-1
SIV2
class
A
preference
$1.50
51-2%
■■
$l34 '.
12-
1
12-
1
6%
non-cum.
6%
1st preferred (quar.)
Public
(quar.)—!
———
$75c
(accum.)
12-20
;
11-15
12-15
11-15
12-15
12-15
11-15
(quar.)—
(quarterly)
(quarterly)
quarterly)
11-29
Texas
11-15
Thatcher Mfg. Co., $3.60 preferred
St. Louis Bridge, G% 1st preferred
3rIo 2nd preferred (s-a)
8%
debenture
_
7)4%
7%
debenture B
1
Toburn
Toronto
11-30
11-29
Truax-Traer
11-26
11-10
25c
11-30
11-15
10-25
Union
11-15
10-25
United
United Biscuit Co.
12-15
12-
12-
1
11-20
12-
1
11-12
12-
1
11-12
11-15
11- 5
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-13
2nd
11-10
1
12-31
12-15
11-18
11-
8
I-
3'
1-
3
12-10
1-
3
*12-10
12-10
I-3
12-10
11-16
11-10
20c
11-15
11-
5
11-15
11-
5
20c
11-15
11-
5
12-14
11-19
12-
1
11-15
75c
12-10
12-10
11-12
$1)4
12-
1
12-
1
11-
11-24
12-15
12-
1
11-10
11-25
"
10-25
7%
12-
1
11-15
$5
12-15
11-23
6.4%
11-15
10-15
12-15
11-12
11-
S.
$5
——
preferred A (quar.)—
6.4%
preferred A
(quar.)
6.4%
preferred A
— ———
(quar.)..
———————
—
10c
(quar.)
;
preferred B (quar.).._„„
Southern California
Water, 5% pfd.
6% preferred (quar.)—
11-24
11-15
.
6%
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
'11-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
12-
1
11-15
(quar.).-—
(interim)—
Light—
preferred
(quar.).—
1
Common
—
.....
conv.
Van
11-15
10-20
12-15
11-20
314c
12-
1
preferred (accum.)..
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co.—...
11-15
37lie
12-
l
11-15
(quar,)..
——
(quar.).:
$114
11-18
11-
13714 c
ton .account
10-15
11-
7 $1.75
7 11-16
in
S%
.11-5
12-
5814 c
12- 1
11-15
53c
12-
1
preferred
(quar.)
—
H-20;
11-10
50c
12-15
11-20,
SlH
—
X- 1
.712- 4.
11-10'
of accumulated
,
.
.
12-15
.
:
,
dividend.
dividends.
12-
4'
7; 7:.:;'7-7s
>
',i
:
':-!7':
Canadian runds, tax deductible at the source.
Non¬
15% t; resident tax, >7%.
a Less British income-tax.
/ >
,
12-
1
11-15
1- 3
12-15
1- 3
12-15
Reserve Banks Combined
11-15
50c
58 Vac
7
1
'..12.-, 1
conunon.
1
11-
8
(In thousands of
7:7
1
12-
5
.$314
7
'12-
Statement of Condition of the i 2 Federal
8
11-15
11-16
7/
50c
11-16
50c
v7
7
53c
50C
1-3
1-3-44
"
4-1-44
Assets—
Redemption iund—Fi R, notes
Other
12-15
.V7::
Increase
Nov. 10743
7:
y
-128,399
or
Decrease since
Nov,3743
19,804,715
(
19.831.713
7
114.884
7-1-44
12-15
12-
Bills discounted:'!''■
11-
14,003
>- 231,862
20,233,623
2214 c
12r
-
20,261,317
'20,808,480
22.380
38,625
7;:.
by U. S. Gov't obli.7,7. gations, direct & guarant'd
4
1-10
20,562,015
314,718
-Secured
4
12-18
714%:
Nov.11/42
300,509
cash
Total reserves:
12-17
>
dollars)
7.
Gold certificates on hand and
due from U. S. Treasury
3-15-44
6-15-44
Other
bills
discounted—
5,460
■.-V..'..;;!;,,......-!,!
5,000..
12-20
1
12-29
12-23
2c
11-15
Total bills discounted
11-16
50C
10-30
22,380
U,
s.
and
38,625
10.460
11,577
Industrial advances
11,751
15,396
Govt,
securities, direct
guaranteed: ! 71 : 7 7;
,
75C
12-
11-19
BondS"'
50c
12-15'
11-12
Notes''...„7_—
50c
1-15
12-10
Certificates
50c
5-15
$1V4
1-
30c
1
1
4-10
10-31
11-30*
1-
50c
1
12-17
1,565,561
1,557.753
2,216,460
688,400
688.400
1,328,442
1,694,200
1,591.059
672,466
5,916,793
5,638,644
440,571
9,864.944
9,475.847
4,657,939
9,898,901
9,526,223
4,683,795
7
.1—.
Bills
10-31
11-15
12-20:
50C
.7—
11-12
11-15
:
Total U. S, Govt.
direct and
Securities,
guaranteed—
Total bills and securities
12-16
Due
banks—
136
12-
136
47
P. R. notes of other banks—
69,404
68,339
1,554.346
1,604.614
42,743
1,279,737
3
from
foreign
12-17
12-3
Uncollected items
$1
12-20
11-19
Bank
premises
$1.75
38,375
11-20
10-29
38,374
Other
assets 7
$1.25
61,720
1-15-44
60,283
40,147
69,094
$1.25
4-15-44
31,856,505
3L559,286
26,924,043
15,918,225
15,759,852
11,379,876
12,198,177
12,068,938
12,492,747
334.386
233.675
$1.25 7-15-44
40c
1-
3*
4-
3*
Total
7-3*
12-10
40c
3-10-44
2-25*
40c
6-10-44
12- 3
11-15.7
$H4
12- 1
F. R. notes in act. circulation.
Deposits;^
11-20
25c
5-25*
75c
11-
12-
12-24
12- 7
11-27
$1
11-24
11-10
12-20
12-10
12-
11-12
$1.75
50c
2
12-10
12-
1
$1
11-15
2-1-44
12-
Other
4
1-15
37V20
——
369,026
1,348,971
1,299.815
914,157
367.973
476,901
14,283,1G4
1,222,217
14,071,112
7,781
7,428
14,117,480
1,039,064
5,639
31,431,387
31,134,379
26,542,059
150,343
150.358
145,402
3 60.411
157,502
366,990
—....
availability Items....
liabs., incl,accr'd. divs...
Total liabilities
—
Capital AccountsCapital paid in..;
Surplus (Section 7).——.—
Surplus (Section 13b)
—
Otbet capital accounts
...
7
1,295.987
160.411
26,829
26,829
26,781
87,535
87.309
52,299
31,856,505
31,559,286
26,924,043
1
11-15
11-
Other
Deferred
12-27
1-3-44
•-
Total deposits
1
1-1-44
7 ;7.-.:
■
Foreign
5
62V2C
,
^; ?'U. S. Treasurer—gen, accts.*
11-15
1
■
Member bank— reserve acct—
..
11-20
:
assets
tiabhities—
11-26*
37%c
Virginian Ry,,. 6% preferred (quar.)—
6% preferred (quar.)
6%
1-20
3-20;
11-10
$1
7% preferred
(quar.)
Virginia Coal & Iron
11-20s
2-1
4- ,1
11-16
12-1
45c
(year end)
Co.
11-10^
1
15C
Jamaica Income tax.
resident tax,
1
....
—
Valspar Corp., $4
Norman
1
12-
500
Less 30%
$ Payable
.
11-15
$1
....
Knitting Co.—
5% prior preferred (quar.)—..
Vick Chemical Co.
37)ac
—
1
12-
Utica
37lie
37!ic
(quar.).
i
12-
75c
:
12-
25C
$114
12-
11-30
12-
40c
:
(special)
♦Transfer books not closed for this
11-13
75c
7.12- 1.
50c
1.^
Quarterly-
x
11-15
12- 5
Upper Canada Mines,
&
V
11-19
11-30
50c
(Irreg.)L
Co.
Towne Mfg.'Co.
10-30
12-1
11-27
12-
11-15
Vapor Car Heating,
Common
11-15
6274c
10-30
Ltd.
3
40C
(monthly!.—
Quarterly
8
50c
12-23
3714c
(quar.
5(4% '.preferred. A (quar.
10-30
$2 Vac
Co
11-24
Upper Michigan Power
12-
Zlon's Cooperative Mercantile Institutions-
1
11-30
$iys
...
/'
4
12-
12-15
12J4c
—
(quar.).—
12-
Universal Consolidated Oil
1
'25c
11-30
12-15:
11-10
25c
—
11-10
32-12
11-20
$1V2
—
11-15
12-10
1
11-15
1*
3% '
•Youngstown Sheet & Tube,
11-22
II-26
5c
Lines, com. (quar.)
11-
12- 1
$114
'
..
1
11-15
;
12-
Universal Insurance Co,
(quar.)————
Universal Laboratories, common
410c
—
...
(F. W.)
Wurlitsser'(Rudolph)
Yale &
1
15c
—...
United
50c
—.u—......
11-
Stockyards Corp. (year-end).
United Wallpaper Factories—
6% prior preferred (quar.).
9
12-
$2
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)—
:
Sugar Corp., $5 preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
—4
preferred (quar)
11-12
U.
(year-end)—.
S. Steel
10-30
12-15
50c
U.
12-22
75c
87J4c
11-15
50c
Co., common
preferred ——
5
1- 2
5;
■
11-25
!5o.—
—....
—_^;,v
12* 7
$214
(quar.)
Rubber
II-15
1114c
,
10-30
50C
(quar.)
——
S.
11-
50c«
10-22
11-12
$114
S.
8%
11-15
•
—
Quarterly
S. Playing Card
11-
■■■
11-20
11-22
10c
11-24
25c
,
12-10
$114
& Foundry
_L_.
(quar.)
11-19
$114
*
Co., ordinary (interim)—
pipe
11-15
11-15
25c
(quar.)—
Wrlgley (Wm!), Jr.
•
RR. & Canal
12-11
1
25c
11-12
12- 4.-:
75C
———
(quar.)
Molasses
United States
U.
12-15
$22c
12-1
11-
,
—
Casualty Co., 45c conv. pfd..(S-a).—4
U. S. Cold Storage Corp.—
4% partic. preferred (quarterly)...
U. S. Elec. Light & Power Shares, series B_
U. S. Hoffman Machinery, common
(irreg,).
U. S. Leather Co.* conv. partic. class A
(irreg.)
Convertible partic. class A (irreg.)—;
Convertible partic. class A (irreg.)____——
7%
prior' preference (quar.)
U. S. Loan Society (s-a)
U.
22c
(quar,).....
U.
1
Southern California Edison6%
Common
United
11-15
J20c
(interim).—
10c
Co....—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
%: preferred (quar.)
12-1lj
l-'l
■
12-
SI;
:
11-24
11-15
$3
11-12
$1)4
(accum.)—■—
12- 1
3.1-15
...
& Mfrs.—
Merchants
Ltd,
Wool worth
1-17
10-30
$114:
—1—
United
preferred (quar.)
11-13
1
15c
conv. pfd,(quar.)
America, common
5 %
$1.75
iquar.)__
'
50c
—
2-
11-15'
25c
pfd. (quar.)____
United Cigar-Whelan Stores, $5 pfd. (assum,)'
United Corps. Ltd., class A (quar.)—4...
1
$134
—
12-6
•
•$114
United
10-26
11-20
-1-" 1
(F. W.!, Ltd.—
6% preferred regis,
11-13
iic
'V7
12-
11-
11-26
,
t$l
(quar.
12-15
11-15
12- 6
$1%
12-23
11-15
12-11'
SI 34
*25C
Wilsil.
Woodward Governor Co.
20c
12-15
1
11-12'
712-27
preferred (quar. >—-_7___...__
11-10
$1.75
11-10
12-
12-10
$1
v
pfd. (quar.)..
Co., common
11-10
'
(quar.)
Co._——
of
11-10 *
1
50c
(o.uar.F
7%
1
30e
Aircraft Corp., 5%
7 5%. preferred (quar.)
United Chemicals, Inc.,
31-26
12-
Mfg. Co. <year-end(„
1'
13c
:
12-15
11-15
11-15
$1
(quar.).—,
preferred
Car
Co.,
12-
$114
11-15
1
1
$ls'8
(quar.)
Corp.
Tank
(Wm.)
12-
1214 c
12-23
1212-
50c
(quar.)—
1
+66c
Engineering <fe Foundry Co., com...
7% preferred (quar.)
_:..L
United Gas Corp., $7 pfd. (accum.
United Light & Railways Co. (Del.)—
7%. prior preferred (monthly)—————
6.36% preferred (monthly)
6% prior preferred (monthly)
7% prior preferred (monthly).——a__—
6.36% preferred (monthly)
6% preferred (monthly)
:
50c
Southeastern Greyhound
Extra
_*
Extra
4
$174
—
Pulp, common (quar.)
6% (quar.)
South Bend Lathe Works
(irreg.).
Common
11-10
5
—
12-
75c
•
$3
......
(quar.)..
Soundview
6%
1
United N. J.
Solventol Chemical Products
(irreg.)
Sonotone
5
11-
1
5%
—
Aircraft
11-
12-
35c
Skelly Oil Co.
Sivyer Steel Castings Co. (quar.)
Smith Alsop Paint & Varnish Co.—
Solar
11-15
Coal, common
5(4% preferred (quar.)—
Union Bag & Paper (irreg.)—
Union Electric (Mo.), $4 V4 pfd.
$5 preferred (quar.)_
^
35c
37)4c
12-15
50c
ist preferred
12-15
$ll/2
—
1
1
5C
$6
12-10
35c
7—
12-20
'
—
25c
(s-a)
1212-
$214
Mines, Ltd.—
Elevators, Ltd., common (interim)..
12-10
$1.05
(year end)
Mines
Gold
(quar.).
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas)
Troy & Greenbush RR. (s-a)...
Sherritt Gordon Mines (interim).:
f3c
Sherwin-Williams Co^ common (quar.)—75c
5% preferred AAA (quar.)
SlV*
Simonas Saw & Steel
_l.—j!__...
60c
Sinclair Oil Corp. (quar.).
•..u—
12y2c
preferred
12-15
Whitman
(quar.)
(quar/'__..u7.'.77y7i.77._A-.:
20c
11-15
12-15
12-21
62)4c
Servcl, Inc. (quar.)...^^..,
Shawinigan Water <b Power (quar.).1
7%
12- 1
12-21
15c
———
Gold
5
12-10
Paper, common
;;7' 7% preferred,
1
7 12-35
90C
5)4% preferred (quar.)——
Trane Company, common.
12VaC
37)40
.11-30
Instrument..
10c
7
(quar.)—...
11-16
$2
Shops
Siscoe
Co.
11-18
15c
.
:
(quar.)
Serrick Corp., class A
Class B
Oil
11-19
Co.—
.....
Associated
1
37'20
......
Extra
;
Seattle Gas, $5 1st
preferred
Secord (Laura)' Candy
Water
9
.+$1)4
.
$2 partic. preferred (quar.)—■*«-„
Scotten Dillon Co.
Sears, Roebuck
Tide
12-
+15c
Schenley Distillers Corp.
Schumacher Wall Board,
com«HBl ^quar.)__
Scranton Lace Co.
Scullin Steel Co.
Williams (J. B.)
•
$1)4
I
(quar.)
debenture D
Wilkes-Bar re Lacc
$114
12-
$1)4
(quar.)
debenture C
6)4%
11-10*
77! $15
12-
25c
A
11-
11-29
(quar.)..
10-25
$1)4
(irregular)
Power
11-15
10c
—
($100 par)
11-25
1
Remedial Loan Association-
Savannah Electric &
40C
Thermatomic Carbon, $5 preferred (s-a)—
Service Company-
Quarterly
Savage Arms Corp.
*.
Timken .Roller :Bearing.ru._^i.4...4iL44.!uy;
Tivoli Brewing Co.
(irregular)
75,c
(year end)——.
Saco-Lowell Shops, common—.
$1 convertible preferred (quar.)
Ban Francisco
10-20
Water, $6 prior preferred (quar,)....
11-30
37)4c
——
Class B
11-15
par)
prof. int.
11-10"
$1
11-107
Wool worth
1
($1
35c
convertible preferred (quar.)——
Rutland & Whitehall RR. Co
and
Whitaker
11-10"
Electric
15c
Certificates
shares
11-30
Westinghouse Air Brake (year end)
11-12
77
Trust—
Sub.
25c
Extra
Public
11-12
11-22
:
11-
21c
$2)4
Louis
11-22
11-22
50c
12-15
6834c
Roxy Theatre, Inc., $1.50 pfd. (quar.)
Rustless Iron & Steel, common
(quar.)—
Class A
Westvaco Chlorine Products
7'
:
30c
—
_
St.
Pacific Land
Texas
(quar.)
30c
_
Co.
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
$$3.25
,
Robbins & Myers, $1)4 partic. pfd.
(accum.)
Rochester Button, $1)4 conv. pfd. (quar. )„_
Rochester Gas & Electric, 5% pfd. E (quar.)
6%preferred D (quar.)
Rolland Paper Co-. Ltd., common (quar.)!.___
6% preferred (quarterly)
Ryan Aeronautical
Weston
11-15
(quarterly)
11-30
40c
:
Reynolds Spring Co.—_________—4i-.,..!!'":
Reynolds tR. J.) Tobacco (interim quar.)(interim
11-20
11-15
12-13-
IOC
Sulphur Co.
1-3-44
SI
':7
7;77!
12- 1
Products
11-15
11-20
$1(4
12- 1
—
preferred
11-15
■■
7—
partic! preferred-
20C
50c
_
B
Tecumseh
Texas Gulf
11-29
1
7%
'
•
50C
i.
:
30c7
common..-
3714c
U
'
$7
l'
50C
Westinghouse .Electric• & Mfg.,
25c
Inc.,^.-.__-.^_4.—.4+v.^.,!^..4-——
12-31
25c
Reliance Grain, 6)4% preferred (accum.)
Reliance Steel Corp. (irreg.).—
Republic Insurance Co.,of Texas (quar.)——
Republic Petroleum, 5)4% pfd. A (quar.)—
Reymer & Brothers (irregular)—__
Class
Tampax-,
•
12-31
12-
7_!__:
25C
12%e
preferred
common
11-25
10c
+25c
pfd. (quar.)—
10-15
•
'
(quar.)
.12-15
12-
7._
Western Tablet & Stationery-—
5 % preferred .-(quar.)
11-15
11-5
11-15
11-15
Regent Knitting Mills, Ltd.—
non-cum.
Industrial Corp.
7.7
^
National. Insurance" (San Fran.)—
Quarterly ':
11-15
12-. I
50c
^
Western
11-15 7
7 $214c
.
1
■
Maryland Rwy'., 1st' pfd! (accum.)..
11-10
11-10
25c
1
Western
■'
10-15
11-15
1
12-1
50c
_______
11-15*
1
12-
$1.6214
Symington-Gould Corp. (year-end).
Talon, Inc., 4% preferred (s-a)
Tampa Electric Co
11-18
12-1
12-
.
-11-15
9334c
25c
.
non-cum. 1st
25c
$114
(interim)
12-17
1
si
SIVa
Randall Co., class B (quar.)
Rayonier, Inc. treduced!
convertible
Mines, Ltd.
Machinery Co,; (irreg.)
Sunray Oil Corp. -+~
Sylvania
10-25*
12-
Products, ihc._^!:—10c
Oats Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.—
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
L—
$1.60
■■77
A.
12-20
11-15
—
Quaker
5%
12-
(quar. )
12-1
——
Reliable Stores,
75C
.
Swan-Finch Oil, 6% preferred (quar.)._—_u
Swift International Co., Ltd. dep. rets,
Co. of Colorado—
Reading Co., 4%
Western Grocer Co,•••(Iowa
12-31
25c
11-15
1-15
11-15
:50c,
$1)2
(monthly)—„—
50c
Public Service Co. of Indiana, com. (quar.)—
25c
5% preferred A (quar.)
*
$1V*
Public Service Corp. of New Jersey—
$5 preferred (quar.)
SPA
6%
preferred (monthly)
50c
7% preferred (quar.)
——
.'
SI34
;8% preefrred (quar.)
;V;-v $2
Public Service Elec. & Gas, $5 pfd. (quar.)_
SI 14
7% preferred (quar.)—'
$134
Purity Bakeries Corp. (year-end)
$1.35
Purolator
11-15
1-15
tSl1/?
—
——
preferred
West Virginia Pulp & Paper—.
6% '.preferred (quar. 1
6 7
Sullivan
.'
(quar.)——
pfd.
11-15
V
partic. preferred
Light, 6%
Service
6%
+2c
—
.
1
11-
Sullivan "Consolidated
1
•
11-
7 11-24
Struther^ Wells Corp., $1.25 pfd. (accum.)
'
12-
Procter & Gamble Co.
Electric
11-15
11-15
1
11-15
50c
Strawbridge & Clothier, 6% prior pfd. (quar.)
Stromberg-Carlson Telephone Mfg. Co., com..
/. 614% preferred (quar.)
....4.!A.i!:
12-15
12-15
12- 1
(quar,)——_______—$1.37 (2
preferred
9
12-
3712c
$1
Powell Rouyn Gold Mines
Public
11-
25c
Sterling Drug, Inc. (quar.)._;
Stewart-Warner Corp.
(s-a)_
Stonega Coke & Coal
11-15
1
$1.50
Power Corp. of Canada—
.■
12- 1
12-
:
(This payment clears all arrears)
Pbtomac Electric Power Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
-
1
$5.50
Paper Box Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)____
Co., $IV3 Class A pref, (quar.)--
Poor &
11-
11-20
10c.
1
11-
$114
preferred (quar.t
(A-..):'& Co. (qrtar.)
Sterling Brewers, Inc. (irreg.)
■■
Pittsburgh Steel Co., 5%%. prior pfd. (accum.)
Pollack
10c
'•••••
5%
Stein
5-1-44
4-15
37'/2C
8-1-44
7-15
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
Ratio of total res. to
F. R. note liabilities
Commitments
to
deposit
combined'
make
-
(C.OC
-
-
67;9%
81.6%
Indus-9,913
9,833
10,027
,
Volume
158
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4229
1983
ber
Exchange Rates
banks,
and
increased
$11,000,000 in
the
St.
Louis
District.
'
the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930,- the Federal Reserve Bank is
Pursuant to
now
Demand
deposits-adjusted declined $48,000,000 in the
Chicago District, $35,000,000 in the Cleveland District,
$28,000,000 in New York City, and $43,000,000 at all re¬
porting member banks, and increased $31,000,000 in the
cer¬
tifying daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers in the different countries of the
We give below a
world.
•
record for the week just passed: 77;;7..,.
FOREIGN- EXCHANGE
7
.
•
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
'
.
...
NOV.
5
1
Country and Monetary Unit
Nov. 6
Nov. 8
Nov. 9
V.'
l7',2D7733»
.297733*
.251247*
t
City, $21,000,000
District, and $20,000,000 in the San Fran¬
cisco
.25.1247*
.297733*
.
United States Government deposits de¬
districts, the principal decrease being $284,000,000 in New York City; the total decrease at all re¬
porting member banks was $569,000,000.
Deposits credited to domestic banks increased in all
Nov. 10
Nov. 11
$
w
.297733*
.297733*
.251247*
.251247*
'
Free
—
3.228000
Australia, poundLJ..—
.
.!Brazil, cru/.elro—
V
7'.
.71*251247*
+
3.228000
..I;
Official-.—_—r_~
7
.060586*
.060586*
.060586*
7
:
A summary of the
principal assets and liabilities of
reporting member banks, and of debits to demand de¬
posit accounts, follows:
;'
.060586*
.051275*
.8.36875
7
7.
.572766*
.572706*
.051275*
7 .909090
7
.009090
V 7.897812
.Colombia, pesoj——
.060586*
.051275*
'
••
.051275*'
.909090
Official—iTTi-.L-.,;
.909090
'
.896785
.895546
7.
.572766*
.572766*
{In
.909090
Increase (+) or
Decrease (—) Since
Assets—
4.035000
4,035000
.301215
.301215
.301215
Mexico, peso—,
.
.301215
(British), rupee——
•.205800
i...
.—.
11-3-43
4.035000
.301215
Loans and
'
India
<
7
•77 .205800
,
.205800
.205800
Investments—total
.205800
HOLIDAY
Official——i.—
.909090
.909090
.909090
.909090
.909090
Loans to
Free
.835208
.895375
.894166
.893125
.893958
Uruguay, peso—
Controlled—
;
3.330000
7
and
—
71
+
+
34
~
.
3.980000
,
3.244203
3.244203
3.980000
,
1,697
—
53
Loans
__
42
—
3
—
+
a
+
banks—
to
.658300*
.658300*
:
c.
7;
.530180*
.530180*
„
.658300* 7
;
.
.658300*
.529980*
79
;
——..
1,398
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes
.658300*
.530i8Qc
,
.529980*
4.405
Other
Condition Statement of lember Banks
the San: FrahcistP
Loans to brokers and dealers in
"
The condition statement of
District, $13,000,000 in
Treasury bills and $569,000,000 in United States Govern-
New York
Reserve -System
Federal
cities shows the
'
Commercial,
and
industrial,
loans
agricultural
in¬
State and
'■»>
Demand
Time
*663
0
+
5,972
a
—
'
+
—
13
—
38
543
—
—
82
485
—
-^
+7
16
2,233
32
.<•
_
deposits-adjusted
!
31,774
;
deposits
699
20
406
—
Domestic
banks
to
demand
Interbank
during
and
793
U.
S.
Gov't
+
*771
+
9,326
3 181
196
—
12
+
94
+19
+
39
+
56
accounts
+
31
+150
8,818
deposit
43
+
12.170
Foreign banks
Borrowings ;
Debits
—
--569
5,977
U. S. Government deposits
Interbank deposits:
City, $75,000,000 in the Chicago District, and
$221,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
Holdings of
Treasury certificates of indebtedness declined $22,000,000
in New York City and
$12,000,000 at all reporting mem¬
deposits, and an increase of $150,000,000 in deposits
credited to domestic banks.
% v ; v 7" 7-7-
rment
5 904
+
Liabilities—
curities declined
weekly reporting member
in 101 leading
following principal changes for the week
ended Nov. 3: Decreases of $221,000,000 in holdings of
the
1,494
+
se¬
$53,000,000 and other loans for purchas¬
ing or carrying securities declined $42,000,000, both
largely in New. York City.
Holdings of Treasury bills declined $133,000,000 in
of
banks
■
Balances with domestic banks
+
12
23
—
2,874
' 8,354
——
DistriGt, and $34,000,000 atj^l report¬
ing member banks.
182
—
—
1,829
securities
94
35
■
—
17,640
Reserve with Federal Reserve Banks—
Cash iu vault
566
+
—221
•
4,935
Obligations guaranteed by U. S. Government
creased $17,000,000 in the Atlanta
lie
l 033
+
15
—
9,262
U. S. bonds-..
rate.
1*252
carrying
or
Real estate loans
3.980000
-s.
purchasing
/securities
3.244203
3,980000
for
(-14,718
agricultural
brokers and dealers in securities
Other loans
Noncontrolled——;
^Nominal
I
3.244203
3.244203
'Unionof South Africa, pound-...
•
Industrial,
Other loans
'.New Zealand, pound-~l———
11-4-42
—340
935
Commercial,
—
loans
•
10-27-43
11,697
1,129
——
52,642
6,458
Loons—total
Newfoundland, dollar—
,
millions of dollars)
.896406
.572766*
4.035000
77 4.035000
England, pound sterling--
3.228000
3,228000
'
Canada, dollar—'
.
districts except the St. Louis
District; the total increase
at all reporting member banks
was $150,000,000.
-
3.228000
"
.051275*
«
.
District,
clined in all
-
r.i'
,
Official—
New York District outside of New York
in the Boston
.
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
-Value in United States Money
Nov. 5
(Argentina, peso—
;
^
-
FEDERAL' RESERVE P4V.W. TO TREASURY .UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
TO NOV. 11, 1943 INCLUSIVE
except
accounts,
week
12,493
City Department
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARKANSAS
.
;
j
.
,
•
the
W.
Stamford, Conn.
;
,,
j
V Note Sale—The $750,000 antici¬
An
Due serially
j
pation of taxes notes offered for
over
period of 35
a
sale
years.
&
(State of)
Reported in Revenue
the
Collections—111
first
fiscal
the current
started
July
service,
quarter
income,
year,
<
j
of, New
Co.
Due
sales,
158,
York,
Dated
Oct.
on
were
First
9—v.
p.
1865—
awarded to Goldman, Sachs
0.446%
at
Nov.
16, 1944.
10, 1943.
Other bids
'
follows:
as
Bidder—
which
Colorado
1,
Nov.
on
discount.
Colorado
v+77
..
•
Rate Bid.
.
National Bank, Boston.
First Boston Corp.
inheritance
and
tax revenues all showed sub-
'
Lee Higginson Corp.
j
Leavitt
(plus $21)
0.58
Denver
enue
on
Nov. 2. by State Rev¬
Director, Cruse.
^
proval
took
in
was
^
tile basis
taxes
from
$415,272
to $480,586, a gain of 15.7%.
;
Largest gain was in income tax
rose
; collections,
which went f r o m
$217,838 in the first quarter last
!
\
year to $654,340
increase.
this
200%
year, a
denton
and
held
recently
ap¬
given to the merger
a population of
The merger will give Bra¬
\ pared with $2,345,861 in the three
months last year, a gain of' 10.5%,
Service
a
population of 11,039, on
of .1940 census; figures,
area
an
of five square miles.
The unofficial vote
ton
a
Manatee has
3,500.
•
Manatee, Flu.
Merger—At
1 of the above communi¬
Jan,
ties.
$2,593,289 in sales taxes in July,
; August and September, as com.
and
Approve
referendum
on
He reported that the State
I
Voters
609
for
Manatee
was
34
merger,
251
for
169
The move failed to gain
approval in two earlier elections.
Next month
an
election will be
-
taxes
Liquor
; from $979,533 to
.
f
26.6%
and local
liquor license receipts showed a
proportionate drop.
Motor fuel
from
$2,668,133 to $2,-
,
cellaneous
motor
revenue
vehicle
171.1%
up
license
receipts
i down 17.3%, State liquor licenses
'
taxes down 99%
and store licenses down 64.7%.
up
51.7%$
Total
'
,
•
of
Council men
the Manatee
Mayor and
five
will
area
a
members.
be
chosen
City
Two
from
and three from
Bradenton.
Charlotte
254235.
Mr. Cruse's report showed mis-
•
Council
;
collections were off 15.5%, having
decreased
;
dropped
$719"482,
a
-
gift
collections
for
the
1942
period were $8,083,582. This year's
first quarter brought in $8,274,894,
a gain of 2.4%.
Lakewood Sanitary District (P.
Lake wood), Colo.
O.
Election—An
is
Bond
election
order to have
the voters pass
County (P. O. Punta
Gorda), Fla.
<
'.j.
j
syndicate named the second best
for
the
$24,000 issue,
a
bid
present
one
eration
now
Lakeland, Fla.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 10 a.m. on Dec.
8, by
L. Pressgrove, City Clerk
Comptroller, for the purchase
of $100,000
refunding light and
water, Series 1944 bonds.
Inter¬
and
est rate is not to exceed
able
Due
F-A.
on
3%,
Denomination
Feb, 1,
crued
interest
time
Dec. 8, for the purchase by the
sinking fund of $200,000 Miami
registered
refunding certificates
indebtedness, maturing Jan. 1,
of
1947.
Each
tender
shall
specify
the
amount and number of each "cer¬
tificate
and
terest is
whether
included
accrued
to
or
in¬
1954.
pay¬
$1,000.
The bonds
at
the
lowest
in¬
The City
bonds
sold,
and
placed in the Sinking Fund.
The
certificates
purchase
shall
accepted
be
for
surrendered
18, at the Chemical Bank &
Trust*Co., New York.
Dec.
amount
Bushnell),
Fla.
Offerings Wanted—G. B. Tomp¬
kins, County Superintendent of
Schools, will receive sealed of¬
ferings until 11 a.m. on Dec. 7, of
Special Tax School District re¬
funding bonds for districts Nos.
1, 2, 4, 7 and 9. Purchases of bonds
will
be made
able
sinking funds.
from
of avail¬
out
7%7 illinois
Alton, Jit.
Bonds
Sold
.
The
City Clerk
states that $42,000 judgment fund¬
—
ing bonds were purchased recent¬
ly by the First National Bank &
Trust Co. of Alton.
\%v-7
Syndicate
Formed
-
7\;:"'"7 :;
Chicago, III.
on
Transit
Unification Revenue Note Issue—
A syndicate of 100 investment
bankers, headed by Harris, Hall
& Co., Inc., the First Boston Cor¬
poration and Blyth & Co., has
Enclose
a
certified check for 1%
tect
investors
and to
in
the
securities,
provide funds for modern¬
ization and improvements. Mayor
Kelly
has
these
safeguards
insisted
already
must
be
that
pro¬
vided.
of the face amount of certificates
tendered
tabulated, and will be returned to
or
ac¬
plies with the terms of the notice
is offered at a lower price f
been formed to consider the pur¬
than any tender which is accept¬
chase
of
revenue
certificates
ed. The expression "lowest prices
which may be issued by the City
submitted" as used herein shall
of Chicago under the Mayor's re=mean cither
the
"lowest
dollar
cently announced plan for public
price" or "the highest interest ownership of transportation facil¬
yield basis calculated to absolute ities.
The
syndicate's proposal
maturity."
would be subject to certain condi¬
II' any bidder whose tender is
tions, it was indicated.
One of
accepted shall fail to surrender these would be that the
proposed
the certificates tendered
at the
unified transportation system be
date and place specified in the
administered' by a non-political
official notice, the certified check
management and that all neces¬
accompanying the tender will be sary
safeguards be taken to pro¬
forfeited as- liquidated
damages
and
payable to the City
Bids must be for the
of the
Sumter County (P. O.
Commission will ac¬
returned to the unsuccessful bid¬
certified
certificates
of- the
cepted.
be added
of
2%
surrender
to the amount stated. Bidders may
cashier's
a
for
entire issue.
same
on
purchase, payable
unconditionally to the city. Checks
accompanying the tenders will be
check
Treasurer,
the
(EWT)
under consid¬
by the City of Clearwater.
bonds
at
a.m.
a
lotte Harbor Special
Bridge District, SBA series of 1943
offered
stated by A. E. Fuller, Director of
Finance, that lie will receive seal¬
ed tenders until 11
at lower interest cost of the
panied by
Char¬
Road ? and
It is
cept the certificates tendered at
plan for refinancing
the lowest prices submitted; pro¬
city's
vided, the Commission may re¬
presently outstanding bonded debt
ject any and all tenders, but will
of $1,170,500.
The plan would be
not reject any tender which com¬
similar to
to
,
$24,000
—
<
Shields & Co., New York, is given
a period of two months in which
Sale—The
Sale—The
'
7
Tenders Invited
stipulate, if desired, that their ten¬
ders are for the purchase of all or
Dunedin, Fla.
none of the certificates
tendered,
To Consider Debt Refunding—
and shall state the time and place
The City Commission is reported
for delivery of certificates ten¬
to
have
agreed to
a
proposal dered as specified in the official
whereby a syndicate headed by notice.
will be sold to the responsible bid¬
der offering to pay par and ac¬
1961 incl.
Sealed
■
$815,000 SB A terest rate.
Each bidder must
series of 1943 Refunding bonds of¬
agree to accept delivery on the
fered Nov, 9—v. 158, p, 1865—
bonds as soon as they are ready
were
awarded to the Clyde C.
for delivery. Bids must be for the
Pierce Corp. and the Florida Na¬
entire issue, but the City reserves
tional Bank, both of Jacksonville,
the right to reject all bids or to
in joint account, as 2.60s, at a
deliver only such bonds as may
price of 100.01, a basis of about be
legally deliverable at the time
2.599%.
Dated Dec. 1, 1943 and
of delivery.
All bids must be
due serially on Dec. 1 from 1947 to
unconditional and must be accom¬
Bond
said to be scheduled for Nov. 20
in
Bond
composed of John
&
against;
merger,
Miami, Fla.
as
Co., B. J. Van Ingen
& Co., Inc., Trust Co. of Georgia,
Atlanta, Ranson-Davidson Co. and
Leedy, Wheeler & Co., was sec¬
ond high bidder for the
$815,000
issue, naming a price of 100.41 for
2.80s.
The Clyde C. Pierce Corp.
Braden¬
against.
held to choose
Ocala,
of 100.10 for 2s.
0.53
— ~
&
Bradenton
account
offer
florida
'
of
a
0.49
stantial gains over the
correspond- j
ing period last year, but big de¬
clines were recorded in gift, liqour and motor fuel taxes, accord¬
ing to announcement made in
Co.
0.484'4
..—^:
(plus $2.00
-
use
Trust
Nuveen
bonds as 314 s, at par.
Increase
•
&
issue of $120,000 water revenue,
an
•
;
Bank
price of 100.101 j a basis
of about 1.923%,
Dated Dec. 1,
1943 and due Dec. 1, 1947.
CONNECTICUT
Colorado
•
awarded to the Commercial
were
1.95s, at
R.
Stephens Investment
Co., of Little Rock, has purchased
; of
$250,000 sani¬
line bonds.
sewer
were
7
issuance of
the
on
tary
Wynne, Ark.
Bond Sale—It is reported that
>
for
ders after tenders are
the
successful
opened and
bidders
upon
the
Emphasizing
the
urgency
of
proceeding with unification of all
transit
poses
lines,
Mayor
Kelly
pro¬
that all costs of acquiring,
constructing
and
operating
this
unified transit utility be financed
■
.;
...
through sale of certificates payable only out of revenues.
It is
cluded
money
$1,000,000 to provide new
for construction purposes
proposed that attempt immediate¬
and
ly be made by the city to acquire
amount of
the
become callable
of the Chicago
Surface Lines, the Chicago Rapid
properties
and the Chicago Mo¬
Transit Co.
Jan. 1,
1944.
The $1,000,000 flotation will be
dated Dec. 1, 1943, and will ma¬
ture Jan. 1, 1963. These securities
will
be optional
in amounts of
on
on Jan. 1 of each
numbered year, beginning in
Federal Court in the first two in¬
the Federal Works
Agency and by the people on refby
stances,
in all instances.
endum
As
condition of any such pur¬
a
chase agreement it should be un¬
derstood that the aggregate of all
cash
will be not less than
The
and tax
interest
charges as com¬
These annual sav¬
ings will amount to at least $5,-
000,000, the Mayor states. Another
dollars
a
year
can
be
million
saved
through unification of the
properties.
The financing program would
include
entire
the
$102,000,000
program provided
modernization
able
prior to maturity.
the proceeds, $600,000 will
used by the district for new
Of
be
for in the 1941 ordinance,
Earnings based on
present or any reasonable levels
of
materials, prices and wages
would
provide
amply for
all
$110,000,000.
charges.
Clerk
Sullivan,
of the
ceived
Series One bonds of¬
Nov. 4—v. 158, p. 1679—
sold
not
were
bonds, however, will be callable
in equal annual amounts of $100,000 on Jan. 1 of each year 1945-
y^^y,vfe? y V74';;^y yv;
proceeds of the refunding
issue will be used to provide funds
for the redemption on Jan. 1 of
as
which become callable
"Nov.. 5:
The bonds to be re¬
funded consist of $416,000 of 414s
and
of
\'y
■
Chicago yesterday rejected all
bids on new $121,000 land damage
bond flotation, but passed resolu¬
tions authorizing a call for offers
from municipal bond dealers on
two other
issues totaling $3,-
new
Bids
the latter two
on
flotations will be received
123.
at
Trustees
-
v.,
•
on
Nov.
:
1
special meeting
yesterday morning accepted bids
on the $121,000 land damage flota¬
a
tion. Seven offers
were
submitted,
with the Northern Trust Company
specifying the top price of 100.163
for 1% securities.
to
be
dated
Jan. 1,
Jan. 1,
a
The bonds
Dec.
and
1
Fiscal
were
mature
;
officials
expressed
of
the
satisfaction
district
with
the
high bid, which named the lowest
interest rate that the district
would have obtained
financing.
on
its
lar
a
M.
it
$5,019,500
from cash on hand, and carry the
remaining $3,030,000 of options
over
to July 1,
1944, the next
interest payment date.
$2,000,000
call
will
man
of
presided
on
the issues will not become of¬
that
in
the
absence
was
ex-
Woodhull,
absent from yesterday's meetings,
has veto powers.
The district in¬
Woodhull, ex¬
were reject¬
the majority of the
trustees decided against paying at
this time
some
of the claims which
were
to be funded
sue.
All the bids from
dealers, it
was
by the bond is¬
municipal
explained, were ,in
In
addition
Northern
the
to
1% securities, Cruttenden & Co.
specifying 100.095 and The First
National Bank of Chicago offering
100.029.
Four
rate
bidders
the
on
Harriman
Bond
&
is
reported
an election
is scheduled for
Dec. 7 in order to have the voters
pass
on
2*4%
the
issuance
of
$35,000
semi-annual property pur¬
chase bonds.
Trustees
who
voted
against
""award of the bond flotation were
Paul V.
Colianni, J. L. Friedman,
A. F. Maciejewski, and James J.
Those
who
flotation
Joseph
T.
voted
to
included
Mr.
Baran,
and
Thomas F. Byrne.
bond
issues
au-
nished to the purchaser at the
of the City;
pense
notice
of
bids
sale.
deucting therefrom
any
are
and
all
bids.
Said
of
bonds, including accrued interest
delivery at the rate
named in the bid, will be consid¬
levied
the
and
collected
all
on
taxable property in the
forms fur¬
on
Pending
file
on
successful
of
the
bids
at
No
county.
will
the
be
Solicitor to draft
ing
ex¬
for
an
voters
condi¬
ready for de¬
days after the
date of sale. Said bonds are being
issued under the provisions of the
within
pass
Kokomo, Ind.
Assessment
Bonds—Circuit
Judge Forrest
Nov.
5
E. Jump
law
of bonds of a particular
cording to
In
press
$6,049
series,
general fund, city officials
"'V'-' /,V "/:6 7/
a
said.
Judge
Jump
based
said
decision
his
ruling by the State
on a
Supreme Court in 1939 that
next
•;//':/
,/<■
His party, which had not elect¬
ed
also
the
won
Lieutenant
Governorship and five other cab¬
inet posts.
pay¬
ments to Barrett law bondholders
must not be made from any other
than the funds collected from a
particular bond series.
bonds
ing the bondholders from
a gen¬
bonds issued for im¬
be
to
(EWT)
made
Nov.
on
be
furnished
$1,000 and $500.
Dated Nov.
15,
1943. Interest payable M-N.
Due on May 15, as follows: $4,000
and
1945, $4,500 in 1946,
$4,000 in 1947, $4,500 in 1948,
$5,000 in 1949 and 1950, $4,500 in
1951, $5,500 in 1952, $5,000 in 1953,
$5,500 in 1954 and 1955, $6,000 in
1956 to 1958, and $4,000 in 1959.
Callable on any interest payment
in
inverse
30
upon
numerical
days'
and interest
a.m.
Na¬
the. successful
y/
District, Md.
Sale
The
$1,500,000
$500,000 series
—
CCC water main
1944
11
the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
struction
in
at
at
18
bidder without cost.
Bond
Sold—A
Boyce of Louisville. Denomina¬
tions
all
Legal opinion of Wood, Hoffman,
King & Dawson of New York City
will
has been purchased by Stein Bros.
&
rejec¬
or
any
$79,000 issue of
3% school building revenue bonds
date
He said Kokomo had been pay¬
acceptance
part of the above-described
bonds
will
be
made
promptly.
Payment
and
delivery
of
the
or
V/v; :■/ Ky.
Bonds
of
y
-J
order
notice
on
at 1903 Vz
before May 15,
or
y'-
tional Central Bank of Baltimore.
Governor in this State since
a
1927,
of
Richard
to
Governor
'!■
'<
•
.
^
bonds
tion of any offers to purchase
Simpson County (P. O. Franklin),
1
judgment
a
Zilky, South
Bend broker, and other plaintiffs,
Judge Jump rendered a decision
which
has. State-wide implica¬
tions, due to the general practice
among cities to pay bondholders
was
Republican
An¬
($285,000 third
school loan and $85,000 public
library loan), due Oct. 1, 1963,
370,000
bonds
($285,000
third
school loan and $85,000 public
library loan), due Oct. 1, 1964.
370,000
bonds
($285,000 third
■;//, sewer loan and $85,000 public
library loan), due Oct. 1, 1965,
370,000
bonds
($285,000 third
sewer loan and $85,000 public
library loan), due Oct. 1, 1966,
370,000
bonds
($285,000 third
sewer loan and $85,000 public
library loan), due Oct. 1, 1967.
ac¬
reports.
granting
from
judge of the State Court of Ap¬
peals, will become Kentucky's
that
out of funds collected for account
Willis,
63-year-old
attorney
and
former
Ashland
Court
ruled on
S.
Offering
Bond
4//;:/; yy'/ZV"'./
$370,000
Notice
Republican Elected GovernorSimeon
month.
payments to Barrett
bondholders must be made
resolution call¬
Kentucky (State of)
sixth
Ruling On Barrett Law Special
a
election to have the
on
the issuance of
KENTUCKY
12
general statutes relating to the
issuance
of
general
obligation
bonds by counties.
is
$75,000 airport bonds.
considered.
The bonds will be
livery
Election—It
the
City Council
voted recently to instruct the City
date
the
on
bidder
Bond
that
reported
sale, and will be furnished to
the
Marshalltown, Iowa
>
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianap¬
of
City.
'
by the Board of Commis¬
sioners. The opinion of Ross, Mc-
olis, will be
of
IOWA
nished
lows:.
unlimited, ad valorem taxes to
be
to the date of
Bids must be
Secondary
nounced—Baker, Watts
&
Co.,
Baltimore, as agents, will receive
sealed bids at their offices, Cal¬
vert Sts., Baltimore 3, until 11 am.
(EWT) on Nov. 16 for the pur¬
chase of $1,850,000 Baltimore, Md.,
4% coupon serial bonds, as fol¬
The right is reserved to
being issued for the
purpose, of paying and satisfying
certain tort judgments against the
City and will be the direct ob¬
ligations of the City payable out
the premium bid, if any. No bid
for less than the par value of said
ered.
Baltimore, Md.
of said
bonds
all of the bonds to their
on
maturities and
MARYLAND
ex¬
No conditional
bids for. less than the par
bonds will be con¬
or
reject
the
to
county, to be deter¬
mined by computing the total in¬
eral fund
County
Bond Offering—Joe J.
(P.
O.
Logansport),
will receive sealed bids at his of¬
fice until 2 p.m. on Dec. 1 for the
purchase of $38,317.36 not to
ceed
until
2 p.m.. on
Nov.
26/ by Paul G. Barnett, County
Auditor, for the purchase of $50,000 bridge of 1943 bonds. Interest
rate is not to exceed
J-J.
Dated Nov.
4%, payable
15, 1943. Denom¬
inations
$1,000 and $500.
Due
$1,000 July 1, 1944, $1,500 Jan. and
$1,000 July 1, 1945 to 1962, and
$1,500 Jan. and $2,500 July 1,
Rate
of
interest
to
multiples of !4 of 1% and not
than
one
4%
rate shall
be
be
in
bonds,
including
and
sewer
con¬
and
$1,000,000
series
DDD water supply issues, offered
Nov.
10—v.
158, p. 1776—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of
Union
Forgan
Securities Corp., Glore,
&
Co., Francis I. duPont
Co., R. D. White & Co., all of
York; Fox, Reusch & Co.,
&
New
Cincinnati,
Close
&
a
of about
dated
and
Rambo,
Keen,
Philadelphia,
price of 100.555, a basis
Kerner
2s, at
as
1.969%.
Nov.
serially
of
on
1,
The bonds
1943
Nov,
and
are
mature
from
1
1944
to
bonds
no
year/ the State will have re¬
its bonded
debt by 25%
during this and the two previous
fiscal years. He was optimistic as
to the reduction since
no
remainder of this fiscal year, end¬
$1,317.36 on Jan. 1, 1946; $2,000 on
July 1, 1946; $2,000 on Jan. 1 and
July 1 from 1947 to 1954 and,
$2,000 on Jan. 1, 1955 and $1,000
July 1, 1955.
Bidders will1 be
is
during
contemplated
the
ing June 30, 1944.
It
was
also stated
that
man
that
"all
by Mr. MossState's
bonds
have
been
callable
are
not
to
exceed
interest
tioned
the
and
multiples
of
that
more
be named
*4
must
1%
be
and
in
not
interest rate shall
one
by each bidder.
bonds
thereof
any
Mossman
bonded debt
000
during
said
the
the
lowest
State's
the
reduced $1,864,-
was
the
fiscal year,
outstanding—
past
leaving $24,305,500
cer¬
bonded
indebtedness
State has enjoyed since
The
cut
in
the
State's
1931.
bonded
debt" in each of the last two fiscal
successful
to
Mr.
$1,000 payable to
city must accom¬
A
and
tion would entail
men¬
each bid.
The
said
of
above
called,"
the
further reduc¬
buying bonds on
required to name the rate of in-, the open market.
This, he ex¬
terest which the bonds are to bear
plained, would not be profitable.
on
bidder
make
and
will
payment
accept
be
for
years
like
delivery
is
greater
than
any
other
period in the history of the
o'clock
State, he said, attributing the re¬
15, 1943, at such
bank in the City of
Vincennes
as
he
shall1 designate in writ¬
ing, filed with the Clerk-Treas¬
duction to increased liquor reve¬
a.m.
on
urer.
the
prior
to
eleven
Dec.
Time
is
of
the
essence
foregoing requirement
as
of
the
proceeds of the bonds must be
available on said date to meet cer¬
tain obligations.
The approving opinion of
Ross,
and Asso¬
;;y'-/;/y yy'''■:y"7:y."/
y
MICHIGAN
nue
and decreased pauper costs,
Legal
Battle
List Issued—Bank
Creek
Note
Offering—Edwin L. Hard¬
ing, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 4:30 p.m. (EWT) on Nov. 15
for the purchase of
$100,000 not
exceed 6% interest tax antici¬
pation notes. Dated Dec. 1, 1943,
to
Due
Feb.
form
of the
as
legal
investments
for
of
at the
bidder.
and
option
Princi¬
the Treasurer of the Board of
Education.
24%
The
of amount
levied
on
the
loan
of
represents
operating tax
1942-1943
tax
for
operating purposes.
Bids
shall be
conditioned upon
the
unqualified opinion of the
purchaser's attorneys approving
the legality Of the notes.
Cost of
opinion and printing of notes to
be paid for by the successful
bid¬
der.
the
A certified
check; for 2% of
notes, payable to order of the
District
Maine
Demons,
be
to
successful
Com¬
list of securities certified
1944.
pal and interest payable at office
Treasurer, is required.
Detroit, Mich.
Tenders
a
1,
of note
missioner Homer E. Robinson has
issued
School District,
Mich.
v/'/'/y
bond is¬
sue
Dated Dec. 15,
$1,000 except one
bond for $317.36.
Due as follows:
by Shields & Co.
ciates.
duced
1943.
Denom.
2.20s
cal
troller
Wanted—City
Charles
G.
Comp¬
Oakman
an¬
nounces
that he will receive offer¬
savings banks under provisions of
ings
non-callable
Paragraph XI, Section 27, Chapter
Nov. 22, at 10
McCord, Ice & Miller, bond coun¬ 57,
Revised
by sel of Indianapolis, will be fur¬ amended.
more
named
ex¬
interest judgment fund¬
that if
issued during the current fis¬
are
ing bonds of 1943.
required
Offering—Sealed bids will
ported recently
Leonard,
Clerk-Treasurer, reports, that he
the order of the
Ind.
Bond
on
Vincennes, Ind.
.
pany
1963.
thorized by trustees yesterday in-
the
tified check for
INDIANA
be received
new
Ridge, III.
that
damage to private lands that re¬
sulted years ago from the over¬
two
114%
a
These bid¬
Election—It
Cass
the
Ripley
Park
form.
Polodna.
named
flotation.
ders and their dollar offers follow:
The purpose of the bond flota¬
tion was to provide funds to settle
claims
against the district for
flow of waters of the district.
be
Monday, November 15, 1943
1983
inch
Second high bid of
1948; 103 and interest on or before
on the
100.079 for 2s was made by a
provements
of
Lindsay
Street May 15, 1953, and 102*4 and in¬
two new issues on or about Nov.
group composed of Harriman Rip¬
here.
;.y '//•■
terest thereafter.
y- ::y
13 and actually receive the offers
Principal and
ley & Co., Inc., Blyth & Co., B. J.
City officials testified they had interest payable at the Simpson
ten days later.
Van Ingen & Co., Inc., Equitable
the practice under County National Bank, Franklin.
The 1 % interest rate named by inaugurated
Securities Corp., Illinois Co. of
advice of the State Board of Ac¬
the Northern Trust Company on
Legality to be approved by Wood¬
counts, which
Otto K. Jensen, ward, Dawson & Hobson of Louis¬ Chicago, Hayden, Miller & Co.,
the
$121,000 flotation compared
and
Miller,
Kenower
&
Co,
chief examiner, said was issued ville.
with the preceding all-time low
;/y77/
V.:///'yy:':
•/,/ Among other tenders was an offer
prior to the Supreme Court ruling.
coupon of 2% on bond financing
of 101.32 for 2.10s made
by John
Mr. Jensen added that city gov¬
MAINE
of the district.
This issue, how¬
Nuveen
&
Co., and Associates;
ernments had been instructed to
Maine (State of)
ever, is much smaller in size and
100.63 for 2.10s by R. S. Dickson
follow the decision of the court,
shorter in term than the flotations
Large Future Bonded Debt Re¬ & Co., group; 100.52 for 2.10s, by
since the ruling was made, how¬
sold
by the district
in
recent
duction Seen—State Finance Com¬ syndicate
headed
by Northern
ever. yyyy.
;y
years..
yy'.y:''
missioner Julian A. Mossman re¬ Trust Co. of
Chicago; 100,357 for
tends to advertise for bids
of
because
The
It
10.
President
to 3
plained that the bids
Whalen,
Nov.
until
planed
President Ross M.
award
be refunded,
to
additional
an
Co.,
Inc.,
100.80; Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, 100.361; A. G. Becker & Co.,
Whalen, Vice-Chair¬ Inc., 100.327, and Halsey, Stuart &
Finance Committee,
Co., Inc., 100.302.
who
the
con¬
regu¬
meeting, they voted 4
against making the award.
James
ever
bond
When the trustees
vened in the afternoon in
proper
In addition to
1949, with $21,000 optional Trust Company, two other bidders
1947 and $50,000 callable sought the $121,000 flotation as
year later.
ed
total of $10,-
a
callable Jan. 1.
ficial
District
of
'
$1,584,000 of 4s.: v,#
The district has
ing the $1,000,000 and $2,000,000
flotations were passed by trus¬
tees, it was explained that action
Commerce"
of
cost
While the resolutions authoriz¬
Trustees of the Sanitary
000,000.
the first
on
of the year.
re¬
follows from the cni-
"Journal
cago
bonds,
will
responsi¬
The highest bidder will be the one
who offers the lowest net interest
The
of-' outstanding
bonds
sidered.
63..
this notice,
connection with
quote
bids
all
as
rejected.
were
the
Said
the highest
to
value
pense
the
In
:
'
ble bidder who has duly qualified
and has submitted a bid in ac¬
tional
and
049,500 of outstanding bonds that
Bard of Trustees, that the $121,000
awarded
other $1,000,000
will be spent on the North Side
sewage treatment works.
The $2,000,00 refunding flota¬
tion will be dated Jan. 1, 1944,
and will mature in 20 years. The
Chicago), III.
on
$300,000
,
Bonds Not Sold—It is stated by
land damage,
treatment
additional
bidder.
Calumet sewage treatment
works,
are
J.
West-
will be used for construction work
Chicago Sanitary Dist. (P. O.
James
its
at
sewage
'
and also
complete replacement of the Mo¬
tor Coach Co.'s properties, a total
$2,000,000
fen-year improvement program of
fixed
work
An
works.
at the
pared with obligations of a pri¬
company for taxes, interest
vate
and dividends.
,
each
terest
1945
in
1961,
and
in
amounts of $55,000 on Jan. 1 of
even-numbered years, starting in
1946 and culminating in 1962. The
balance of $55,000 will not be call¬
Southwest
would
start business with small' annual
odd-
ending
construction
$27,500,000.
utility
city-owned
and
renewal
the
in
assets
and
fund to be turned over to the city
we
'
cordance with
to refund a like
present securities which
$2,000,000
negotiation. Any
price tentatively agreed on would
be
subject to approval by the $50,000
tor Coach Co. by
fered
/'.. '' '
'
;
:
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1984
»
t
■
;
Statutes
1930,
as
of
a.m.
sum
of not to exceed
the
City
Sinking
bonds
until
(EWT), in the
$283,000 for
Fund
(Street
Volume
158
Number 4229
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Railway Division) under the fol¬ est thereon, within the limitations
lowing conditions:
<••
prescribed by Section 21 of Ar¬
Offerings shall show the pur¬ ticle X of the Constitution of
pose, the rate of interest, date of Michigan.
The school district au¬
•maturity, the dollar value and the thorized an increase in the tax
yield,■.-y;-x.-..;v- rate limitation to 2.1% of the as¬
i
Offerings will be accepted on sessed valuation for the years 1943
;the basis of the highest net. yield to 1947 both inclusive, at an elec¬
to the city as computed from the tion held on April
19, 1943.
A
dollar price as of Nov. 22,. 1943.
certified check in the amount of
•
No bonds maturing beyond May 5 % of the total par value of the
bonds drawn upon an incorporat¬
•1, 1949, will be accepted.
r
The city reserves the right, on ed bank or trust company and
bonds purchased which are de¬ payable to the order of the Treas¬
livered
subsequent to Nov. 29, urer of the school district must
1943, to pay accrued interest up accompany each bid as a guaran¬
•to that date only.
tee of good faith on the part of
;//■;
:
•.
.
.
.
the bidder.
$1,933,000 Bonds Sold
by Wis¬
consin Annuity Board-—The Wis¬
consin State
allowed
Nov. 9
on
of $1,933,000 various Detroit mun¬
icipal bonds.
For details of the
sale
item
see
State
of)"
under
of
$461,000
ex-
ceed
will be the first, choice and serial
bonds will be the second choice
of
the
bonds
sue
Board.
If
sold and
are
ments
semi-annual
;
fP. O. Iron River),
\ .
-; ' / /ri
Mich. /,
\ ';;,/V
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
years
bonds
will
issued and sold,
in the amount of
are
be
payable
sum
on
the term for which the bonds
MINNESOTA
.
,
,be
received
until
7
p.m..--
Bovey, Minn.
(CWT),
Bonds Offered—The
on
Nov. 19, by Walter Peterson,
.Township Clerk, for the purchase
is not
to exceed 4 % %, payT
J-D/ Denominations $1,000
$500. Dated Dec. 1,1943. Due
$1,500 from Dec. 1, 1946 to 1965,
and
All
of said
bonds will
able at such
.be
subject to redemption at the
.option of the Township on any
one
or
interest
more
tution
bank
shall
as
the
par value with
.bonds shall be called for redemp¬
tion on any one interest payment
Bovey,
ac¬
bonds
(These
•..
158,
be
on
NEBRASKA
Bank,
/ •■■■■;;. City), Neb.
The full faith and credit
ion-of
sale
interest
Dorsey,
Nov. 4—v.
on
were*
and
on
from
bonds
•
will
be
awarded to
J. M.
a
able solely from the
the
water
supply
First
The bonds and
will
be
system
township, and the bonds
and
pay¬
revenues
of
of
of
issued, pursuant to the provisions
1933,
in11946
amended, and the or¬
dinances of the township adopted
'Sept. 20, 1943, and amended on
Oct.
12,
as
1943.
Bids shall be
upon
the
unqualified
opinion of Miller, Canfield, Pad-
bock & Stone, of Detroit, approv¬
■township. Enclose
for
2%
a
of the, par
value of the
to .'the Township
1, 1943.
to
1953,
Due
23
75
122
182
198
336
344
365
367
374
393
479
521
566
583
628
629
760
765
810
Seaman
after
date
called, the
designated will be re¬
by payment of the prin¬
to
rates at 2
•
'■/ /
lv
,
2 % and 3 %.
Meridian, Miss.
'
.
all
,
214%
funding bonds
semi-annual
.
were
coupons
////// maturing
and
have
by
Mr.
transmitted
his
Gary, who has
report thereon.
viewed
been
agement is
vere
Seaman
in
some
Louis;'*
-
;
1
•
and
after
June
1,
pay¬
manner.
Auditor for
the
purchase
of
coupon
1,
school bonds.
1943.
$2,000
•incl.
on
Dated July
$1,000.
Due
July 1 from 1944 to 1948
Denom.
Rate
of
interest
to
be
ex¬
pressed by the bidder in multiples
■of
of 1%.
Principal and inter¬
est
Municipal
vited—-Bids
10
a.m.
Bond
Tenders
West Jackson Boul¬
evard.; Chicago,.111.,: for the
chase
In¬
were
received until
on' Nov. 10, by Harvey R.
Bowd itchy 164
of
various
State
and
pur¬
mu¬
nicipal bonds aggregating $939,000.
2
The school district is authorized
is related
expenditures.
the
consent
of
the
Bond
Offering—It is stated by
Edward Laeklen, District Clerk,
valorem
that
sary
as
may
be neces¬
to pay the bonds and inter¬
side
holders
he
will
receive
sealed
until 7:30 p.m. on Dec.
bids
1, for the
revenue
government
while
In order to
compel
careful
planning of this vital mat¬
ter, the legislature is required to
1943, the borough had
gather together all appropriations
a
single budget appropriation
in
;;//:%■••;'■;'//■•[..
/
primarily to the
State
appropriations, also regulated by
a new
provision, deal with public
$8.55 tax rate and could expect
relief under existing debt ser¬
vice.
of
tail and the
borough was now
proceeding to foreclose certain
improved properties, and in addi¬
bill so that the real, cost of
all
State government will be
plainly
apparent.
There are, of
course,
emergencies and truly unforesee¬
able contingencies that
tion
during the fiscal
Mr.
Seaman
stated that he had
analyzed the lien situation in de¬
the
Solicitor
had
been
may arise
in¬
structed to prepare proposals for
the purpose of
securing bids on
be dealt with
foreclosing the balance of the
a
isting liens.
the
liens
tal
ex¬
taken
were
of
out
appropriations but only upon
two-thirds
upon
He stated that when
vote
of
bill which
a
tention to
the
These may
year.
through supplemen¬
each
directs
item for
an
house
its
some
at¬
single
ratables; the valuations would be
object
vision will eliminate
logrolling to
raise the necessary vote.
Finally,
the requirement that funds must
in
the
plan
a
of
providing for
between" $6
and $6.50
and
the
informally
matter
discussed
had
with
to
a
question
about
"The
stated
a
outside
of
the
State
those
were
/
:
history of State
governs
all
indebtedness exceeding $100,is carefully retained.
Serial
bonds which call for amortization
000
of
the
debt
each
year
made
are
mandatory because they eliminate
the need for State
sinking funds.
to how the State
as
These provi¬
to greater econ¬
proved the wisdom of
rigid restrictions upon State bor¬
rowing.
For this reason the re¬
quirement of a referendum upon
been
surrendering
pause
has
ment
these
a 4 V» %
2% bond, Mr. Seaman
that the matter had been
bond for
give
and efficiency.
omy
He pointed out that State
agen¬
cies
held
the
majority of
the
bonds
of payment.
source
sions should lead
the
V/.:
■
will
supplementary appropriations
made
without
thought
of
the
rate
on
available
The latter pro¬
to
prepare
tax
-a
be
or purpose.
The former
law
requirement that the
which
must
authorizes
pledge
the
the
an
bonds
of
source
ment is deleted because it
pay¬
imposes
unfair
fiscal
rcgidity to the State's
policies for as much as 35
In
years.
order
to
protect
the
State's credit position,
however, a
substitute for the old provision
ficulty would exist if these outside
charges
first
ing bonds.
new
is
reported
that
$10,000 outstand¬
holders
refused
to
assent
plan. //.- .'/•/:
to
the
out of
he receives."
,///■;
New Jersey
NEW JERSEY
Constitutional
Hackensack, N. J.
/. ''•
(State of)
Revision
Rip-
be
written into the
tution
as
dum vote
a
result of the
partial list
tution for submission to the elec¬
bidders, all of
noted,
torate at the general election next
of the unsuccessful
which,
unless
otherwise
bid for the entire
$200,000 bonds:
Bidder—•
Ira
Haupt
Int. Rate
&
Co.,
Rate Bid
Dol¬
M.
and
($199,000)
Freeman
R.
H.
&
__
and
l%y
Boland,
&
ivy;
and
Dillon
&
100.22
—
State
Consti¬
a
starting point for its
lVzCt
■
•
report
of
as
follows:
100.20
as
to finance were
All dedicated funds shall be
abolished.
All
'
.
(P.
O.
.
Mineola),
Rise
Proposed
Cited—We
—
Debt
in
special dis¬
patch out of Mineola, to the New
part
as
follows from
quote
a
York "Herald Tribune5' of Nov. 9:
•
County Executive J. Russell
Sprague, made public today the
proposed Nassau County budget
for 1944, showing a prospective
from $1,02 to
appropriations for sup¬
port of the State government shall
$1,05,
on
$100 of
as¬
sessed valuation.
1942
a
State Constitutional
Committee, whose rec¬
summarized
.
increase in the tax rate of 3 cents,
de¬
liberations, the legislature prob¬
•'2.
Eastman.
Co..
As
"1.
Saffin
Ripley_ & Co.,
Inc.,-
revised
ommendations
100.32
Co.
& Co.
a
year.
Revision
l\'zrc
Harriman
100.61
Johnson
Sachs
up
moneys
/
County
Reduction
Nov. 2 which author¬
ably will refer back to the
Co.
Co.
draw
on
the
to
debt
N.Y.
referen¬
1777,
a
/
Budget
State Consti¬
ized the 1944 State Legislature to
give below
;
Ap¬
by
Voters —Several
changes of fiscal importance may
pel & Co. of Newark, as 1.40s, at
a price of
100.233, a basis of about
1.37%, as reported in v. 158, p.
we
v
Nassau
proved
the Oct. 25 award of $200,000 gen¬
eral refunding bonds to J. S.
public
NEW YORK
'
&
(P. O. Billings), Mont.
£unds
borough was having great diffi¬
culty in meeting its obligations.
Despite the fact that some $5,000
of maturing debt was extended
the city is calling for payment on
Dee. 1, a total of
ley Bros.
required to levy upon all the
taxable property therein such ad
taxes
demands of pressure
groups.
"The matter of dedicated
Treasurer
Goldman.
and
dedicated
requires the State
pay
the
annual
M.
Yellowstone County Sch. Dist. No.
of Detroit
se¬
a
provision
comparatively short maturi¬
ties,; which meant that little dif¬
Call—It
phin & Co. and Back-
MONTANA
(J-J) payable at the National
Bank
The
so-called
will remedy this
situation
preventing
separate
little
by
three
with
Gering, Neb.
Bond
.
Other Bids—In connection with
Offering—Joseph Morian,
District
Secretary,
will receive Associated Indemnity Corporation
sealed bids'until 8 p.m.
(St. Louis), Mo.
(EWT) '/"'/
for
handicap.
funds
past and had found that the
years
appertaining thereto felt
on
usual
••
•
MISSOURI
/
Bond
'$10,000 not to exceed 4% interest
;
Of St.
(P. O. Mt. Clemens), Mich.
15
man-,
obviously under
abolishing
some
outlined
,
Nov;
the State's financial
sense,
The
Guaranty Trust Com¬ discussed
informally with the Act¬
pany of New York, Coupon Pay¬
ing State Treasurer and he (Mr.
ing Department, New York City.
Seaman) was hopeful that the
Coupons due Dec. 1, 1943, should
State
would
be
favorably dis¬
be -detached
and
presented for posed. He indicated that
holdings
payment in the
re¬
Called—It
is
reported Meridian Separate Sch. Dist.
(P.O.
Roy G. Stuart, Chairman of ,'/////,
Meridian), Miss.
the Board of County Road Com¬
Bonds Sold—It is reported that
missioners, ■called for payment on
$41,000 214% semi-annual refund¬
Nov. 1, all outstanding 1944 and
ing bonds were purchased recently
•1945 refunding" highway' improve¬
by George T. Carter of Meridian.
ment bonds, the redemption price
Dated Nov. 1, 1943. Legality ap¬
of which is $21,000.
'
•
'
proved by Charles & Tx-auernicht
on
re¬
noted:
ment at the
re¬
purchased
bonds with
1944, should be presented for
Bonds Sold—It is reported that
$146,500
Said
accrue.
Bonds
r
,
prepared by Joseph
neighborhood
of $1,000,000, possibly
slightly in
240
excess of this
figure, and he thus
369
had taken up the matter of re¬
589
824 financing with the Borough Com¬
cipal amount thereof and interest
that
No. 4
revenue
In
somewhere
M
so
deemed
.
District
from the first
sum
he receives."
said: / .-//
'//•
"So long as the State's left
hand
is not permitted to know
what its
right hand is doing in a fiscal
were
$100.
and
bonds
inclusive.
-
Township School
re¬
reviewed. The submitted doc¬
uments
missioners, attempting to
On
cently by George T. Carter of Me¬
.//; ./ jv- ridian.. Dated Nov; 1, 1943. Le¬
St. Joseph County (P. O. Center- gality - approved
by
Charles
&
' //
///. vnu), Mich::: ;// /-/ Trauernicht of St. Louis.
Warren
ficient
amount
1713 1714 1720 1784 1818 1829 1840
of
bonds,: payable
Treasurer:
;-,%/4
•
the
;
be free to
explaining these recommen¬
dations, the commission's report
total
849
850
905
907
971 1063 1076
1082 1103 1155 1198 1262 1265 1277
1404 1468 1588 1621 1662 1671 1673
Dec. 1
on
.
592
Gilbert,
price
a
//:'■
302
cease
The
certified check
of
amount
refunding bonds
of $325,000
the
was
J.
of
annual reduction
principal
'■.
its debt out of any revenue it
have available, but whenever
debt charges fall due the State
Treasurer must set
apart a suf¬
//•■_'•;% •/
issuance
in
be
bonds
may
J
agencies. He then stated that the
accrued- thereon
to
redemption only plan under which the bor¬
Biloxi, Miss. ,///;%//
date, together with a redemption
ough could operate successfully
Bond Sale—The $25,000 school
premium of 2% of said principal
would be one carrying an interest
construction bonds offered for sale
amount, and from and after said
on Nov. 6 were
coupon of 2% as against the ex¬
purchased by the
date, interest on said bonds will
J. S. Love Co. of Jackson. Interest
isting rate of 4t/%. In response
.ditioned
.cost of such opinion and printing
of the bonds shall be
paid by the
at
number:
20
National Bank
2s,
as
•
of
follows
245
MISSISSIPPI
eon-
ing the legality of the bonds.
Bank
the Northern
Dulnth,
Dated Dec.
of Act. No. 94, of the Public Acts
of
National
as
bearing the prefix letter
before each
100.028, a basis of about 1.995
according to the District Auditor.
the
to,be
are
and
& Co. of St. Paul,
&
6
1, 1943, to the
respective maturity dates. No pro¬
posal for less than all of the bonds
the interest thereon
Dain
of said, bonds numbered
158, p. 1680—
syndicate com¬
Co., Piper, Jal'fray
Hop wood, the Allison-Williams
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, all of ' Minneapolis, the
com¬
Dec.
will be considered.
the
serial
pay
The proposal of the
Borough of
Monmouth Beach looking towards
no
Bond Redemption Notice—Pur¬
suant to the provision of the Trust
village is pledged for pay¬
ment of the bonds and legal opin¬
.cost, interest on premium will, not posed of Kalman
be considered as deductible
interest
Funding
to
an
/"5. The State shall
meeting of the
Commission
on
Oct. 25';../
limited
the
loan.
the minutes of the
an
:
puted
100,27
in
for the year
Dakota County (P. O. Dakota
,
net
further
which call for
Monmouth Beach, N. J.
State
unless
single
a
thirds vote of the
membership of
Esta1.60
appro¬
made
each house of the legislature.
"4. State
borrowing shall
Corp.,
and
Co..
to
with
Nov. 29—v,
1867.)
p.
Colman, Barker, Indenture dated as of Dec. 1,1937,
under which the bonds
.of interest to be in multiples of Scott and Barber of Minneapolis
were is¬
Commercial National
Vt of 1%; Principal, and interest will ;■ be furnished the successful sued, i the
Bank & Trust Co., of New York
bidder.'
.payable at the Iron River National
as Successor
Trustee/has selected
Bank, Iron River. The bonds shall St. Louis
County Indep. Sch. Dist. by lot for
redemption; on Dee/1,
be awarded to the bidder, whose
No. 18 (P. O. Gilbert), Minn; "
4% bridge revenue bonds, out of
'bid produces the lowest interest
Bond Sale—The $84,000 semi¬ sinking
fund moneys available
"cost to the township after deduct¬
annual funding bonds offered for
therefor, $56,000 principal amount
ing the premium offered, if any.
the
&
the
$1,000, payable
the bonds originally
are
scheduled for sale
of the
such redemption shall
determining
100.38
and
at
to the District Clerk.
fiscal insti¬
or
made at the First National
.be in direct numerical order. Rate
In
York,
brook
Mr,
certified check for
designated by
If no desig¬
is made, payment will be
nation
then
must
terest
than
the successful bidder.
payment
dates at. par and accrued interest.
If less than all of the outstanding
.dale,
re¬
Securities
Mew
be
object or
purpose and approved by a two-
100.46
1.60
appro¬
supplementary
may
restricted
following appearances were
Mayor Johnson, Mrs. Eninterest, and all bidders nis
(Borough Clerk) and Mr. Sea¬
state.the lowest rate of in¬
man, the Borough Auditor.
at which they will
purchase
less
crued
1943.
Denom. $1,000.
Due Dec.
1, as follows: $9,000 from 1944 to
1947
incl.
and $10,000. in
1948.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
•able
inclusive.
village
••
1.60
Co.
Dunning & Co...
Union
■
&
single budget
a
par.
The Board of detail
for
the financial condition of, treasuries
favored
$46,000 not to exceed 2% interest Trustees
projects
reserves the right to re¬
the borough, stating that he had from being
funding bonds.
Dated Dec.
established, regardless
1, ject any, and all bids; Enclose a
of the
been
.revenue
rate
:/:■''/ •/;
ceived sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
Nov. 13 for the purchase of
of $30,000 coupon water extension,
of 1943 bonds. ; Interest
are
issued^ The bonds will be sold for
not
..
C. P.
instal¬
opinion and the cost- of zation or serial bonds, will be re¬
printing the bonds shall be paid deemable in full on any interest
by the purchaser.
„
/ payment date from and after half
River Tp.
Pressprich
No
priations
100.55
during a period of fifteen
Seeks to Refund Debt on 2%
from the date of issue. If Basis—The following is taken from
serial
they
in
,
Iron
Bank; Hackensack
principal and interest to be
payable
"3.
1.60
H. L. Allen & Co., R. W.
as the Board of Trustees
determine at the time of sale,
both
1/2
($199,000)
be made in
priation bill.
100,10
Halsey, Stuart & Co. and
Bergen County Nat'l
several
of $31,200
of the said serial bonds to become
on
& Co.
bonds,
may
7' SpPlcer
Graham, Pamn7Tc0:
and MacBride, Miller
amortization
into
Rate Bid
int. Rate
i?"
issued, the is¬
be divided
may
Bidder—
j
214%, payable J-D. Dated
Dec. 15, 1943. Amortization bonds i
$1,000 and $100, the
be
refunding 1
Interest rate is not to
of such
"Wisconsin,
subsequent page.
on a
shall
bonds.
Dec. 15, 1944, and the
unqualified opinion of the pur¬ sum of $30,700 to become payable
chaser's attorney approving the on the same day each year there¬
legality of the bonds.
The cost after. The bonds, whether amorti¬
total
a
interest
the good faith checks.
Bids shall be conditioned upon the
Annuity and Invest¬
ment Board sold
No
purchase
1985
The
over-all
budget
was
re¬
duced from $21,245,151 to $19,133,222
in Mr.
Sprague's executive
budget, but the tax levy was in¬
from $11,140,896 to $11,508,663.
The increase was made
creased
necessary
of
by
$1,400,000.
a
revenue
decrease
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1986
Nassau
of
residents
Oddly,
County will pay more taxes next
because they have been so
responsive in paying taxes this
year. One reason for the expected
year
*
decrease
revenue
was^that $555,-
in' delinquents tax
000
which normally
in
collected
"collections,
would have been
directly
or
Bewley, according to Younglove, pointed out that the need
erty has been aggravated by Fed¬
eral
through forced sales of properties,
paid up this year.
Other revenue decreases indi¬
cated were $126,000 in gasoline
imposition
of
maintaining property are spiraling."
77:;"7 v
7;-
Certificate
The
post-war
that
possibility
years will make necessary a re¬
turn to home relief on a depres¬
sion scale is envisioned in the ex¬
which sets
ecutive
budget,
fund of
$330,000 for the, post-war
up
a
re¬
ceive sealed bids until Nov. 16 for
April 22, 1944. Issued in anticipa¬
tion
the
of
levied
for
collection
fiscal
the
Nov.
of
taxes
which
year
1943. Denom. of
certificates and place of payment
began
Mr.
1,
Sprague
of $2,-
continue with a reduction
in 1944.
A total of $2,493,000 in county bonds was re?
204,000
'tired in
■/••v The
1943.v
7 //:v/.
•
planning and $45,000 for an addi¬
tion to the tuberculosis hospital at
-V:., 7'7";
;■
'777/; 7/
'
York
New
Plains
(State
of)
A
small
the
was
decrease
:
in
v*'"77
'
the West¬
County tax rate
sult of
White
Nov. 9 had the follow¬
on
ing to say::7;;.7777.:;':7
chester
of
out
report
news
issue the fol¬
county will
lowing bonds in 1944: $100,000 for
road
construction,
$280,000 for
dra&age, $500,000 for acquisition
of
land, $165,000
for post-war
Farmingdale.
Taxes to Show Slight Decline—
A
as
a
re¬
drop of about $253,709 in
net county budget for 1944
a
predicted
by
today
County
Executive Herbert C. Gerlach. Mr.
Gerlach announced tentative pro¬
posals for the 1944 budget to be
filed next Monday with the Board
of
Supervisors. He said the net
for next year will be
Refunding Must Be Emergency— budget
about $7,71O,O0O, compared with
The Buffalo "Evening News" of
$7,963,709 for
1943.
The gross
Nov. 8 carried the following re¬
budget for 1944, he said, will be
port:
77'//" ■
Officials of Western New York about $534,000 less than the gross
villages and cities today were budget this year. The gross budget
special
district
taxes
warned that permission to refund includes
which are collected by the county
municipal debt would be difficult
to obtain from Comptroller Frank solely as an agency for the special
Municipal
Officials
Debt
Told
C. Moore in the next few
years.
Addressing the Regional Munici¬
pal Training Institute, sponsored
by the State Department of Ed¬
ucation, in the Common Council
chamber,
William
Executive
P.
Secretary
of the confer¬
Capes
done
for
other than to lower taxes.
reasons
Refunding will not be granted as
means of pyramiding debt."
Discussing developments during
the last year in the method of
municipal
administration,
Mr.
Capes said a way has been found
Tor municipalities to set up fire
insurance funds by which a mu¬
nicipality insures itself.
He re¬
called that several
moves
to have
the Legislature permit fire insur¬
funds
the
cause
defeated
were
lobby'was
too
"be¬
strong
77
against us."/7,/■/■/;77/; •
"Municipalities now ari permit¬
.
ted to set up
raised
thus
reserves
for capital
in
by
budget,
of'about
amount
county
1944 than it
a
decrease
a
the
be
and
lower
this year.
was
be
to
taxation
the, rate will
that
Buncombe
uled
Tenders
Invited
Dec.
It
in
the
to
First
of
&
son
1.744%.
cost
S. Dick¬
R.
Co./ and First Securities
Corp., Durham, $125,000
100.015, net interest cost
l%s
at
1.749%.
Mackey, Dunn & Co., and Reyn¬
olds & Co., $50,000 iy2s, $50,000
l%s, and $25,000 4s at 100.15, net
interest cost
1.7552%.
ity
decrease
can
the
amount
of
Real
Estate
Tax
Load
to
Be
Stressed In 1944 Legislature—The
Joint Legislative Committee on
Assessing and Reviewing, headed
by State Senator William Bewley,
Transylvania
stated
County
Tenders
(P.
O.
Invited—It
of the Board of
tenders
is
that
he
will
ask
that
a
load
the
in
1944
part of the real estate tax
in
other
Legislature
receive
will
of
the following bonds
26, at noon, dated July
1, 1937, due July 1, 1972:
General
Refund.
the
State
sources
of
be
shifted
revenue,
it
to
was
revealed recently.
re¬
ing-
'
<
'
.7'
,'7 7','/' .7 7 7City of Asheville water refund¬
ing.
7 7v- '7-v
•
,
Assemblyman Joseph R. Young-
Asheville Local Tax School Dis¬
love of Fulton-Hamilton Counties,
Secretary of the Committee, dis¬
trict
closed
District
will
the
that
be
in
recommendation
addition
to fhe
com¬
mittee's proposals
assessment and
|
2
tji/at the entire
assessnpept review
procedure in the.1, Sfptp be re¬
vamped. He quoted Sypafor Bewley
as
saying:
"The sad record of facts is that
the
condition
of
real
estate
worsened
progressively from 1930
to 1940, particularly in the larger
cities.
values
A
40%
was
loss
in real
reflected
the Island of
estate
refunding,
Special
Refunding.
Funding, Series A.
Funding, Series B.
Interest
Funding, Series A.
Funding, Series B.
OHIO
be received until
Nov.
24
(CWT)
noon
on
by Robert P. Tompkins,
City Auditor, for the purchase of
4% Storm Sewer District
$9,000
2A
special assessment bonds.
Denomination
$1,000. Dated Dec.
Interest payable J-D.
Due on Dec. 1 as follows:
$1,000
in 1945 and $2,000 in 1946 to 1949.
1943.
Bidders
of
rate
14
Manhattan, the
area
the world's highest values.
A
destruction of values has taken
place that is unprecedented in the
world's history."
School
Tax
Township Special
refunding.
District refunding.
Woodfin
Sanitary
Beaverdam
School
may
bid for
interest
of 1%.
in
different
a
multiples
of
No bids for less than
and accrued interest.
and
and
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
Bond
the
Allen
Offering —Sealed
bond
of
outcome
Memorial
Co.:
Sewer
Sanitary
Sewer
w
*
various
Nov. 2:
on
will be received until
bids
The
ap¬
issue,
amount
noon
of
lost
hospital
8Vz
by
issue $315,000;
Nov. 22, by H. O.
on
close
certified
a
the bonds bid
check
for
Coshocton Co.: In the Clark
En¬
2%
ral
of
for/ payable to the
Tp. Sch. Dist.
Norwalk), Ohio
(P.
Crawford
O.
school
by G.
Reynolds, Clerk of the Board
the
issuance
bonds.
of
$35,000
/7/7///: ////
levy
ru¬
car¬
rural
IMj
and
Galion
In
Co.:
levy
the
was
sanitary
mill
sewer
mill levies were
defeated; in Cha¬
5 mill school levy,
approved; Fairview Village, 1 mill
"The Charter provides that the
school levy, approved; University
City Commission may issue bonds,
Hts,, a .9 mill operating levy, apipsite the 10-mill limit, in any
proved; Warrensville Hts., 2 mill
amount not exceeding 3/10 of 1%
school levy, approved;. Berta,
1
of the total value of all property
mill
levy for Berea Community
listed and assessed for taxation,
Hospital, approved; East Cleve¬
without submitting the same to a
land, $200,000 bond issue for itreet
is reported
follows
as
grin
vote of the electors.
"Since
cess
the
$340,000
was
of said 3/10 of 1%
ask
to
necessary
the
ex¬
mill school
it became
electors
approval of issuing said
bonds
a
3/10 Of
greater
1%.
"The
amount
/",7'7v7/7.'/■■■■
vote
on
this
than
,v;
proposition
required
a majority vote, which
given by a substantial ma¬
jority. 7.;777
77; 7/7/77
was
"However,
vote
it
the
outside
required
issue, to
limitations,
of all
65%
a
bond
favorable
this failed to materialize
issue
was
North
Bond
7
defeated."
Ohio
Canton,
Offering
—
Sealed
will be received until
all
.
bids
end
noon
.
1
levy, approved; Solon
mill school levy, ap¬
levies defeated.
levy
renewed
was
♦
V
'.77
Erie Co.: In Sandusky the
by
an
school
over¬
7-/h/7,
whelming vote.:
Fairfield Co.: School levies car-t
ried by substantial margins in the
Lancaster,
Thurston,
Liberty-
Union and Carroll districts.
vote;
and the
approved
*
Village, 5
proved; Lakewood, 1.7 mill school
levy, approved; City of Cleveland,
to
vote their
in
Falls,
improvements,
in
.
garbage collection
levy, V
defeated; in Salineville, the school
maintenance levy was approved.
Cuyahoga Co.: In Brookpar, 2-1
jected the proposal to issue $340.,It
f
Columbiana Co.: East Liverpool,
Middletown, Ohio
Bonds Defeated—At the general
election on Nov. 2 the voters re¬
000 7storm
the
in Conesville
defeated;
the
Bucyrus
recreational
levy,
de¬
feated; 2 mill levy in New Wash¬
ington, approved; 3 mill village
operating levy, defeated; North
Robinson, 1 mill school levy, ap- *
proved.77v 7/7'' v:;,7; '7 '// 7; ,;7.',/ 7, ;7
Bonds Voted—It is stated
2
district
it did
district.
Hartland
construction
as
district and in Oxford rural school
City Treasurer.
Nov.
school
ried
Geauga Co.:
mill
In
Chardon
*
the
2
school
levy, approved;
in
Twp., a 3 mill levy for 5
years,
approved and in Russell
Twp., the 2 mill levy approved.
*
Troy
Hancock
(EST)
Co.:
/
In
mill
on
*
Ward Rural school district but the
est.
Co., North Canton, or at the of¬
fice of the Village Treasurer. En¬
this included Prairie Rural school,
close
2
Authorized
—
The
$35,000 2y4% semi-annual im¬
provement bonds.
1943.
1954
Due
on
Dated
Sept.
Dec.
1,
1 in 1945
to
inclusive.
than
par and accrued inter¬
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the
a
Harter Bank
certified
check
for
$500,
payable to the village.
*
levy in Marion
Holmes
& Trust
up
in
Bond Sale—The
p.
$1,025,000
cou¬
bonds offered Nov. 10—v. 158,
1682—were awarded to
a
syn¬
composed of Fahey, Clark
(State of)
this
defeated.
was
All
the
tax
m
levies
county Were renewed
the
Millersburg-Hardy,
mills.
2
*
Municipal Bond Prices Decline
—J. A. White & Co., Cincinnati,
the city
reported
on
whelmingly.
With
most
Nov.
10,
markets
as
follows:
generally
Jackson Co.: The 3 mill
Knox
levy in
of Jackson carried over-
Co.:
&
The voters have ap¬
proved the continuation of 5 of 6
tax
Co., First Cleveland Corp., Hay- weaker during the past few days,
Miller & Co., all of Cleve¬ dealer bids for Ohio municipals
land; Weil, Roth & Irving Co., were lowered somewhat, although
Cincinnati, and Paine, Webber, little reduction was effected in of¬
Jackson & Curtis of Cleveland,
fering prices. Our index repre¬
as iy4s, at a price of
100.09, a basis senting the bid side of the market,
of
about
1.234%,
Details
of
the
■
mill; Ripley rural school, 3 mill;
Nashville, 3 mill; Kilbuck, 2 mills;
and
Ohio
Co.:
den,
Sewer
refunding.
District refunding.
elections
less
dicate
refunding.
Water
Biltmore
on
local
iy2s.
City
Bonds
pon
Water
refunding.
Caney Valley Sanitary
East
lows
100.94 for
Council is said to have passed an
ordinance calling for the issuance
Tax
District
District
of
Cleveland, Ohio
Special
Sewer District
fer
Bellmore, 4
Nov, 19 by Lester L. Braucher,
operating levy, defeated; in
general
Village Clerk, for the purchase of Andora, 2 mill levy for operating
election on Nov. 2 the voters ap¬
$12,000 4% storm water sewer purposes, approved; 3 mill school
proved the issuance of the $160,- bonds. Denomination
$1,000. Dated levy in Findlay, approved.
000' 2% fire station
and equip¬
Nov.
Hocking Co:. In Logan the
1,
1943.
Interest payable
ment bonds by a wide margin, ac¬
mill cemetery levy, approved and
M-N.
Due $1,000 -from Nov.
1,
cording
to
the
City
Solicitor. 1945 to 1956. Bidders
levies
were
approved in Gore,
may bid for
Dated Jan. 1, 1944.
Due in 1953. a different rate of
interest in a Goodhop'e,
Green, Laurel, SaltStar-Washington and in
multiple of y4 of 1%.
No bid for creek,
Cincinnati, Ohio
Tax
Weaverville Public School Dis¬
Woodfin
Cleveland of \4
bonds due 1945-54 as
at 100.09 showed little actual
by C. H. Campbell, City Auditor:
Athens, Ohio
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
trict refunding.
in sales for
of
School
refunding.
Johnson
Special
District refunding.
Reems Creek
The sale today by
$1,025,000
Union
of
Biltmore
School Tax District
as
Trust Co.,
iy4s
Cincinnati, McDougal & Condon, change in the market. The second
and Fox, Reusch & Co., jointly bid
for 100.078 evidences a good
bid 100.077 for iy4s, this being the
underlying
demand
for
Ohios.
second
best offer.
An
account
Moreover, preliminary reports in¬
composed of Bstabrook & Co., dicate
that;/ only
10%
of the
Eastman, Dillon & Co., Paul H. $7,750,000 bonds submitted to the
Davis & Co. and William J. Mer- voters
throughout the state last
icka & Co., offered
100.059 for week, were approved.
iy4s; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., 101.03
Result of Local Bond and Tax
for
iy2s; Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Balloting — A bulletin issued on
Blair & Co., Inc., E. H. Rollins &
Nov. 4 by the Ohio News Bureau,
Sons, and George B. Gibbons &
Inc., of Cleveland, reported as fol¬
Co., Inc., joined in making an of¬
bonds.
School
Buncombe
funding.
7
7
City of Asheville Series 2 fund¬
following:
Third
County Com¬
until Nov.
par
.,
the
were
Education, that the voters ap¬
proved at the general election on
by E. Carl Allison/ Chair¬
missioners
1,
Series
1954
to
of
Brevard), N. C.
Bond
ceived
City of Asheville
1945
grade bonds today was
compared with 1.20% a
week earlier, and for 10 lower
grade bonds 1.60%, against 1.56%.
1.24%
Among other bidders at the
sale
H.
proving opinion of Squire, San¬
County refunding.
Buncombe County Series 2 re¬ ders & Dempsey of Cleveland will
be furnished at the city's expense.
funding.
Buncombe
County
Series
2 Enclose a certified check for $200,
funding. ^'7777,7 /
77// payable to the city.
City of Asheville general re¬
Barberton, Ohio
funding.
V
Bonds
Voted—At
the
lire insurance it carries."
dat¬
are
for 10 high
Cleveland will be furnished.
Harriman
this fund
municipal¬
on
interest
Corp., New York,
Fox, Reusch & - Co. $25,000
4y2s, $40,000 2s and $60,000 lLts
at 100.17, net interest cost 1.702%.
and
H936:
a
from
1
1.42% for 20 Ohio bonds. The yield
sal£
columns
Ripley & Co., Inc.—
$100,000
l%s, $25,000
iy2s,
at
100.19, net interest cost 1.7242%.
Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New
York, $125,000 l%s at 100.10, net
son—$100,000 l%s, $25,000 lLts at
100.53, net interest cost 1.6907%.
Union Securities
improvements," he explained. "As
increases,
these
votes, *
(EST)
the 1.5
'7/ 77 *
Bolich, City mills tax levy, defeated.
Auditor, for the purchase of $80,Ashtabula Co.: 3 mill levies in
000 2% refunding bonds. Denom¬
Coldbrook,
Dorset,
Ostenburg,
ination $1,000. Dated Dec. 1, 1943.
Newline, Richmond, Williamsfield,
Interest payable J-D. Due $4,000
Pierpont, Wayne, Conneaut City
June and Dec. 1, 1948 and 1949, and
Conneaut Twp., Geneva Twp.,
$5,000 June and Dec. 1, 1950 to and Harpersfield, approved;
in ^
1953j and $6,000 June and Dec. 1, Andover, 2 mill tax levy, defeated.
1954 and 1955.
Bidders may bid
Auglaize Co.; The village and
for a different rate of interest in
township of Wapakoneta the levy
a
multiple of Lt of 1%/ No bid
for school purposes, approved; tax
for less than par and accrued in¬
levy for Bucklan school, approved;
terest.
The approving opinion of
levy for Cridersville, approved.
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey of
158, p. 1778—Halsey, Stu¬
art
&
Co., Inc., bid 100,10 for
100,000 lV2s and.$25,000 3%'s, a
net interest cost of 1.609%. Shields
& Co., and Scott, Horner & Ma¬
No.
.
Dec.
on
1963 and 1964, and
inch—v.
authorizing
their issuance, tenders will be re¬
by the Sinking Fund Com¬
mission until Nov. 26, at noon, for
purchase by the respective sinking
funds, in the name of and on be¬
half of the issuing units of the
following bonds, all dated July 1,
ly
$25,000
3Lis, maturing from 1946 to 1950
is
orders and ordinances
sched¬
—
26
Ashe-
—
election
7.
Oct.
Interest
by Curtis Bynum, Secre¬
tary to the Sinking Fund Com¬
missioners, that pursuant to the
provisions of the respective bond
reported
$75,000 air¬
submitted to
Raleigh, N. C.
Following were
the unsuccessful bids for
on
due
for
stated
is
of
in
All of the bonds
Fifth
be
an
Oct. 25.
incl.
Sewer
Michigan Corp., New York, on a
bid of 100.004 for $100,000 lV2s,
ville), N. C.
Bond
and
$125,000 bonds awarded by the
city
How¬
O.
at.
Bids
among
the
Westchester.
(P.
issuance
for
Other
CAROLINA
County
refunding.
Election—It
voters
given
ed Dec. 1, 1943 and mature serial¬
and
Water
Water
bonds will
port
the county budget comprises
NORTH
District
refunding.
the
the
fifth of the total budget in most
local communities in
real emergency.
a
a
ance
$253,709
refunding.
Buncombe
District
man
there will be
ever,
of Albany, stated:
"Refunding must be
ence,
There must be
districts.
Under the tentative net
and Water¬
Water
Swannanoa
Dated Nov. 22, 1943 and due
7 "7-7 77777/,7//7
to be agreed on by the purchaser
said that county
and the county. Legal1 opinion of
expenditures were cut $1,053,000
Hawkins, Delafield & Longfellow
in the budget, but the saving was
of New York City will be fur¬
offset by the expected losses in
nished the successful bidder.
revenue.
The program initiated
by Mr. Sprague of reducing the Westchester. County (P. O. White
Plains), N. Y.
county's bonded indebtedness will
period.
South
Watershed
Bond
Offering —Nicholas
Pirro, County Treasurer, will
ness.
Ward
various issues included in the
were
Morganton, N. C.
$257,480 in State aid for
the purchase of $1,500,000 tax an¬
home relief.
/7777,v/--. 77\7^
ticipation certificates of indebted¬
r
Sewer Dis¬
Sanitary
shed District
Onondaga County (P. O.
Syracuse), N. Y.
were
taxes and
Hazel
ceilings
rent
"while the costs of operating and
1944
•
Fairview
trict refunding.
for relief of taxation of real prop¬
Monday, November 15, 1943
levies, the
burg
school
in Blandens-
one
district
alone
being-
defeated.
Jefferson
road
Co.:
2
mill
levy
for
building, defeated; the tax
in yields, declined from 1,33% to levy at Mingo
Junction, defeated;
,
.Volume 158
tax
levy
defeated.
THE COMMERCIAL .& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4229
Greek
Island
in
not
-■
Lake Co.: 8 levies
ranging from
1 to 3
mill, these in addition to the
Painesville city school levy, have
all passed.
to
the
State
The
Co.:
Levy for main¬
tenance of floodwall carried.
Co.;
proposals
in
but
ing the impact of unemployment
estimated
extent
by
Equalization.
of
Board
actual
11.47
decreased
taxes
the
decrease
date
to
is
special tax levy
Amherst were de¬
tained
22.03%
a
increase.
Oberlin
2
levies, one a renewal
for support of Oberlin College li¬
brary and the other for village
of
maintenance
Westwood
ceme¬
tery, both approved; the Camden
school levy of 2 mills, approved;
Fairview; 3 mill levy, approved;
Eaton
school
district levy,
ap¬
proved; Grafton
school district
levy,
approved; ; East Carlysle,
levy approved; Pennsfield, 1 mill
levy approved; South Amherst, 3
mill levy approved; the LaGrange
village levy for operating ex¬
penses was defeated; in Elyria the
$15,500 bond issue for street and
improvements was defeated.
Co.: In Toledo, the levy
sewer
Lucas
for the tuberculosis
hospital, ap¬
proved; 2 other levies for the re¬
tirement
of
debts
of
the
Bond
W.
Call—City
Howard
Bondholders
liver
unmatured
tached
Mahoning
Lowellville,
side school, approved; in North
Jackson, special levy, approved;
Niles, 5 mill levy for city parks
and 2 mill levy for city recrea¬
tion, approved; Leetonia, 3 mill
levy for school operating pur¬
poses,
approved; North Lima, 3
mill levy for school purposes, ap¬
proved; Girard, 2 mills for city
and schools and Vz mill for city
operating
expenses,
both
approved. :
;;'% :■ A
•.
Bonds
H.
Ohio
Voted—Village Clerk G.
Sowers
that
states
the
voters
approved the issuance of $8,000
fire-fighting equipment bonds at
the Nov. 2 election by a count of
483
Dated
April 1, 1944.
Due in 1946.
Solon, Ohio
.
Sealed
again
Tenders
Invited—It
stated by W. F,
is
Robishaw,
Village Clerk, that he will receive
sealed tenders until
(EWT)
on
Nov. 29 of bonds dated July
I, 1938, and maturing July 1, 1963.
noon
All tenders shall state the
ber
of
num¬
bonds
offered, the price
they are offered and
whether such price includes ac¬
which
at
crued
All
est
interest to date of delivery.
purchases made
such
tenders
will
pursuant
be
at the
to
low¬
of
partment
the
Bank & Trust
and
First
will
Springfield, Ohio
Defeated—At
eral election
Dec.
interest
cou¬
the
gen¬
Nov. 2 the voters
on
receive sealed
bids until 2 P. M.
(Pacific war
time) on Nov. 24 for the purchase
of $1,470,000 not to exceed 2%%
series A coupon refunding bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1944. Denom. $1,000.
Due Jan. 1, as follows: $50,000 in
1948; $52,000, 1949; $54,000, 1950;
$56,000, 1951; $58,000, 1952; $60,000, 1953; $62,000, 1954; $64,000,
1955; $66,000, 1956; $68,000, 1957;
$70,000, 1958; $72,000, 1959; $74,000, 1960; $76,000, 1961; $78,000,
1962; $80,000, 1963; $82,000, 1964;
$84,000, 1965; $86,000, 1966; $88,000 in 1967 and $90,000 in 1968.
Any or all of the bonds maturing
1968
incl.
callable
are
30 days' published notice, in
numerical order, at par and ac¬
upon
.bonds.
drainage
.V,'/-■
Refunding
Bonds
The City Council
over
which
runs
bridge
Approved
—
is said to have
bonds,, maturing
budget.
under
the
Approved—It is reported
that the State Board of Tax
Ap¬
peals authorized the city recently
to issue $35,000
bonds to meet
operating
refund bonds
and
expenses
maturing during the
the
to rate
as
a
a
spanning
the
new
'
,
could not afford
penditure
000,000.
of
news
awarded
to
taxable for its
so
"purposes. 1 The
of
by the
Sale
Bond
R.
—
area
commission
for
the
first
rough
H.
sale
Nov.
on
paying
a
of
basis
a
ex¬
about
bonds
the
will
bidder
be
offering
Nov.
on
Scribner
Sales,
cigarette
maintained
their
the
The
the
&
Affairs.
and
par
income
holders
suc¬
to
able
for
received
for
less
or
of
private
the
character shall
by the terms of
income
same
be
tax¬
companying
turned.
his
The
bid
will
re¬
will
purchaser
be
re¬
without
charge the opinion
of Burgwin, Scully & Churchill of
Pittsburgh that the bonds are
valid, general obligations pf the
township. The right to reject any
of
102.63,
basis
a
the
said
bonds
shall
name.
Each bidder is asked to include in
bid
statement
a
of
net
his
bid
be
100.188
Blair
were
&
for
a
•Bidder—
city
in the
The
said
of
sum
will
will
be
to
or fail or neglect to
complete his purchase in accord¬
The
the
of
his
bid.
city will furnish to the
suc¬
terms
cessful bidder the unqualified le¬
to
the
the
legality
of
the
bonds
regularity of their issue.
Portland, Ore.
_
_
of Nov.
York
10
"Herald
Trib¬
Park
For
National
Portland
employ
years,
-100.937
Commissioner
Robert
of post-war
and
to
improvement
cost
20,000
con¬
$75,000,000
persons
for
of
Lansdowne
Bond
annual
certificates.
offer
to
the
they
should
ma¬
the
state
price, not exceed¬
Bond
that
-
—
_
_
_
100.00
sale
Nov. 4—v.
on
willing to sell the
158,
Tenders
Corporate Trust De¬
partment
noon
be
re¬
(EWT)
on
Johnson
Co. of Philadelphia, as Is, at
price of 100.43, a basis of about
0.92%. Dated Nov. 1, 1943. Due
Nov.
on
1
in
1944
to
1958
of
1943
Increase Shown in Current Tax
M.
In
were
as
M, Freeman & Co.___
First
1
Rate Bid
%
Bank,
100.00
IV2
101.39
1%
for sale
of
about 0.71%.'
Due
100.20,
on
Other
lows:
Dec.
Dated Dec.
1
close
"
a
in
1944 to
tinue
able
1953.
on
were
.
as
fol¬
receipts
months
reported
until
Interest
Aug.
be sold at par and accrued inter¬
est to date of sale.
Principal and
interest payable at the City Treas-»
urer's office.
;
TENNESSEE
Murfreeshoro, Tenn.
Bond Offering—W. M.
Draper,
City Recorder, reports that he will
receive
chase
2%
sealed
of
bids
$148,000
electric
in
Collections
1942.
year total $39,140,721
$38,235,394 in 1942.
as
for
not
system
the
to
revenue
funding series A bonds.
J-D.
Dated
nomination
Dec.
pur¬
exceed
1,
$1,000.
re-;
Interest
1943.;
Due
De¬
,
June
1,
as
follows: $27,000 in 1956, $39,000
in
1957, $40,000 in 1958 and $42,Optional for redemp¬
000 in 1959.
tion
on
a
in
inverse
numerical
order
interest payment date at
premium of 2%% if redeemed
any
before
or
thereafter
the
June 1, 1948, and
premiums reducing
at
rate of
The bonds
lA of 1%
of refunding
amount
of
year.
like principal
a
Electric
series
nue
per
issued for the pur¬
are
System
reve¬
A
bonds, and will be
payable, together with the unrefunded bonds of series A and such
other obligations as may be isued
on
a
parity under the provisions
of the resolution
authorizing said
bonds
net
be
from
the
revenues
to
derived from the operation of
the
city's electric distribution
tem.
Bidders
are
rate
or
multiples
of
a
sys¬
requested
of
rates
J/4
of
to
interest
1%,
and
bonds will be awarded to the
re¬
sponsible
re¬
sults
in
bidder
the
whose
lowest
bid
interest
cost
city without consideration
accepted
for
accrued
in
except
less
interest
the
case
No bids will be
than
to
and
par
Dec.
1,
1943.
The city will furnish the approv¬
ing opinion of Chapman & Cutler
of Chicago, and all bids must be
conditioned.
so
the
In
order
to
availability of the
as¬
pro¬
ceeds of the bonds by Dec. 1, 1943;
use in paying the bonds which
for
have
on
been
called
for
redemption
thjat; date,
each bidder must
accept delivery of the
agree
to
bonds
noitj'lajer than Dec, 1, 1943.
Enclose
of the
decertified
check for 2%
bonds, payable to the City
Treasurer.
Tennessee
con¬
the upgrade,
this
against
Debt
(State of)
Study Compiled—A
phlet
on
State
of
maturity
pam¬
the debt structure of the
Tennessee
calendar
and
for
a
all
bond
of
its
outstanding obligations as of Oct.
15, 1943, has been compiled by
Equitable Securities Corporation.
'
Receipts
bids
,
0.75s,
basis of
is
received
before maturity after three
from date. The bonds will
years
year ago.
showing an
increase of $905,327 this year as
compared
with
the
'same
10
as
1, 1943.
decrease of $3,022,337.51
pared with 1V2 % a
Current city tax
Nov, 4—v. 158, p. 1584
awarded
to
the
Union
price
a
from last year.
The present rate
of the tax, however, is 1%, com¬
$198,000 semi¬
bonds offered
Pittsburgh,
bonds.
Dated
sure
comparative report for the
702.59,
100.001
on
of
a
$20,650,000
year.
that city ..wage tax collections thus
far this year amounted to $17,396,-
(P. O. Erie), Pa.
Sale—The
refunding
a
total
against the corresponding 1942
period, Mr. Marshall pointed out
Law¬
Erie Sch. Dist.
at
will
as
101.30
Bank,
Co., New Castle-
Bond
tax
first 10 months of the Current year
100.91
1%
iy4
National
Nat'l
rence
follows:
Int. Rate
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Peoples
Taxes, show that rev¬
from the
city's municipal
wage
in¬
was
payable
2, 1943.
Due
Aug. 1, as follows: $1,000 in 1955,
and $6,000 in 1956 to 1959.
Call¬
F-A.
premiums
enue
3s
24, at 10 a.m., by Anna M.
GoetzyCity Auditor, for the pur¬
chase of $25,000 2%
airport series
of identical bids.
:;-v;■"
during the current
Other bids
be
of
clusive.
Bidder—
will'
fered:
Receiver of
H.
for
Offering—It
bids
the
&
R.
Second
DAKOTA
to
a
to
101.399
Nov. 19 and they must specify the
numbers
of
the certificates of¬
1584—
p.
until
will
Receipts—Figures given out on
Nov. 5 by W. Frank Marshall, City
awarded
were
of
incl.
Nov.
in
ceived at the
—
1953
Yankton, S. Dak.
name
certificates.
of
to
SOUTH
ing 103% and accrued interest, at
100.02
Sale—The $58,000 semi¬
borough bonds offered for
and
by any American city for cushion¬
wish
amount and the
Ellwood City, Pa.
two
the first such plan initiated
mentioned
holders
turity
2i/2% Bonds
Bank
annual
a program
struction
-
above
the
1
by E. H. Rollins & Sons.
which they are
reported in part
follows:
the
to
certificates of that issue and
dispatch from Portland
New
the
-
M. M. Freeman & Co
Schmidt, Poole &Co
Moses Submits Post-War Plan—
A special
If
Bank, Upper Darby—___100.13
$30,000.
draw.
draw his bid
with
Rate Bid
>
not
forfeited
the said city as liquidated damages
should the successful bidder with¬
ance
%
Reynolds & Co._
Upper Darby National
accepted. Each
deposit
but
reports
credit balance of
the
Schmidt, Poole & Co.__,__102.537
accompanied by a certified check
upon a solvent, bank in favor of
said
1% % Bonds
1,
Nov.
011
bid
pose
Philadelphia,'
May 1, 1957, the existence of
$535,575 in the
sinking fund account which is ap¬
plicable toward the purchase of
Co.,
follows:
as
$3,000
high
at
due
of
by
due
Nov.
made
of
any,
be
Lati¬
bid
made
and
as
basis
a
Dated
1944
Assistant Secretary of the
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co.,
be delivered
for
W.
mer,
of
Butcher
from
on
holders of Philadelphia Gas Rev¬
enue Trust 314% trust certificates
high
For
Wanted—H,
;
Dated Nov, 1, 1943.
1
in 1944 to 197L
Nov.
on
Other bids
considered and will
any,
Tenders
Singer, Deane &
Pittsburgh, as l%s,
about 1.31%.
Due
Philadelphia, Pa.
1584—
p.
2.698%.
Federal
any
the contract to purchase the bonds
and in such case the deposit ac¬
ceive
to
Philadelphia,
tax
law, the successful
may,
at his election, be
relieved of his obligation under
Dated
of
price of 100.26,
a
about
1943
$30,000 funding
9—v. 158, p.
Nov.
awarded
Sherrerd
bidder
Other bids
158,
&
same
interest
by
bonds
F/a.
offered
1683—were
principal
bid
No
accrued
from
type and
$50,000 bo¬
offered
bonds
bonds
The bonds will be sold to the
the
1.136%.
4—v.
of
price
a
Trust Co.
taxes
be
as
"
-
.
Bond Sale—The
of
bonds.
accepted.
In the event that
prior to the delivery of the bonds
awarded to
—were
$21,818,797.
of
Bids should be addressed to
funding bonds offered for
Moses of New YTtrk recommended
Increase.
must
the
Rate
multiple
and
registerable
than
follows:
was
as
amounted
a
of
Internal
$75,-
Johnson
1953 to 1959 inclusive.
were as
today
year
1958.
in
proceedings by the Department of
Nov. 1, 1943. Denomination $1,000.
Due Nov. 1, as follows: $10,000 in
1948 and $5,000 in 1949 and from
with the same period last
year was shown in a report Sat¬
urday.
this
1%
all
10.
158, p. 1682—
price of 101.139 for l%s,
months of this fiscal year as com¬
Collections
to
be
highest responsible bidder subject
to
approval of the authorizing
8—v.
IVzS
tax
pared
of
1954
to
be
were
bonds
coupon
Inc.
une"
four
in
Secretary at 504 Clairton Road, R. D. No. 6, Pittsburgh
after
than
cessful bidders for the
fered, if
tax
Oklahoma
exceed
general
Swoyerville School District,
:
Nov:
22, by William
Secretary of the
the
refunding bonds by a count of
96 to 22,
according to F. S. Cook,
Borough Secretary,
of
are
unem¬
Voted—At
Nov. 2 the voters ap¬
proved the issuance of the $20,000
p.m.
of
only.
of
justify the
Co., of Philadelphia,
Ellwood City
in
bids
7:30
the above
more
Second
to
2.27%
until
.
to the city the lowest net interest
cost upon the issue, premium of¬
of)
item:
101.207
1942;
Allegany, Pa.
on
2%s, at
!4
Amhridge, Pa.
at
Receipts Continue Increase
increase
.7.*; :
(V. O. Large), Pa.
Tp.
Killgallon,
for
PENNSYLVANIA
its of said city
as
-—The Oklahoma City "Daily Oklahoman" of Nov. 5 carried the
vj';
Bonds
election
for less than all of the bonds will
amount, upon all the real or
personal property within the lim¬
and
(State
'
&
—114
received
interest
'
or
i
'
A.
____
on
$4,000
Columbia
outskirts
Port
A >•',
6%, payable
J-D. Denomination $1,000. Dated
Dec. 1, 1943.
Due Dec. 1, as fol¬
lows: $3,000 in 1944 to
1953, and
Vancouver, Wash.,
northeast
compared with
rate is not to
interstate
new
and
a
slight drop in delinquent city and
school tax collections, but water
rent
receipts jumped $52,768 as
Commissioners, for the
purchase of $50,000 coupon gen¬
eral
obligation bonds.
Interest
might number many more
20,000, but. that Portland
were
opinion of Wood, Hoffman,
King & Dawson of New York City,
OKLAHOMA
beer
C.
war
than
gal
of 1943.
Oklahoma
and
and
the
city without limitation
or
interest
Zanesville, Ohio
to
Portland,
be
Board
-1
the Willamette River,
through the heart of
River between
sale
bid must be unconditional and
approved the refunding of $215,-
collections
around
bridge
848 last year.
Mr. Marshall's report showed
100.519
Offering—S ealed
(EWT)
day, stresses the development of
arterial
highways through
and
jointly
will
announced to¬
as
Sons
&
Bond
new
annual
should
Youngstown, Ohio
An
His program,
'
1
100.08
Jefferson
was
New York State.
100.52
Dolphin
...
&
■;.
v
l
being $27,022,486 against $26,401,-
100.15
had
Moses
and
Co., Inc. and
Webster
Dougherty
responsible in New York City and
able from ad valorem taxes of said
total
following
Mr.
"v
&
1
Blair
,
after
Tax
which
Co.
Rollins
100.65
Bidder—
;
%
Int. Rate Premium
Jan. 1, 1949 and -Ambrldge"National Bank— lV* %
$250.00
Singer, Deane & ScribnerV 1 lA
55.00
upon any subsequent interest pay¬
Moore, Leonard & Lynch.. 1%;
t 269.00
ment date.
Principal and interest
or all bids is reserved.
Enclose a
(J-J) payable at the City Treas¬ East Lansdowne Sch. Dist. (P. O.
certified check for $1,000, payable
urer's office. The principal of and
East Lansdowne), Pa.
to the township.
interest upon the bonds are pay¬
Bond Sale—The $60,000 semi¬
the
remainder
for
'
1
Greenwood & Co,, jointly
improve¬
crued interest, on
interest cost to the city
deduction
of
premium,
if
current
ments
playground
ployed in the Portland
Atwood,
K.
his
and
sewer
Bonds
and
Mr. Moses said that the
$150,000
1944
terial
and
City Auditor, will
to
who
men
Chicago
Keen,
Close
1
assisted in the development of ar¬
buildings
to
Astoria, Ore.
1950
trained
Savings
Co., jointly
H.
Co.,
ac¬
bonds
OREGON
in
highly
&
Yarnall & Co.,
jointly.;.Reynolds & Co. and H. T.
Mr. Moses brought here a staff
Portland.
Offering—O.
&
E.
American cities to follow.
of
Co.,
100.81
Stroud &
pattern for other
a
Price Bid
and
&
Kernel", and Newburger
Hano, jointly
His
bonds,
6, 1943, and for interest
due Nov. 6, 1943.
pons
set
may
Co.
&
un¬
peace comes.
&
Freeman
Trust
Rambo,
the city, a sewage-disposal system
to clean up the river, new school
said
on
Johnson
M.
Bank,
great
for
turned down the proposal to issue
000
study
where
immediately
Rate
jointly
geared to
made
be
the face amount of the
crued
National
Co., Oklahoma City,
remittance
complete, at the ex¬
pense of the city, at such city in
Oregon as "the successful bidder
offering price.
Bonds
at¬
coupons
H,
Harris
,
167.
to
with all
bonds
Toledo
special tax levy to improve North-
Rossville,
the
interest
including interest coupons
6, 1943, to the Trust De¬
Bond
In
Co.:
ceases.
due Nov.
defeated.
were
J.
all
requested to de¬
are
mail
or
of the Toledo school dis¬
expenses
that
interest
date
Public Library and for operating
trict
Treasurer
announces
Optional Refunding
bonds, Series "A" and "B," dated
May 6, 1940, maturing May 6,
1960, redeemable at the City's op¬
tion on any interest paying date,
are called for payment on Dec. 6,
which
Portland,
employed when
outstanding
on
industries
numbers will be
Okla.
Sapulpa,
in
ness
feated
including Vz mill levy for
hospital operations and tljie other
for village
operating purposes; in
population of
war-time production, the city em¬
ployed Mr. Moses at a fee of $100,000 to make plans for the devel¬
opment of post-war life and busi¬
main¬
collections
its
and
war
an
tax
Income
R,
end.
normal
340,000 swelled to 500,000 by the
reflected.
2
its
1987
Bidder—\
M.
With
the big ration cut is not yet
ever,
the war's
at
estimated'de¬
of not less than 15%. How¬
against
crease
Lawrence
Lorain
■Gasoline
Twp,,
from
taxes reflect
an
current
increase of
school
$620,-
637, the total for the current year
The
study includes the most
cent
State
financial
in
which
statement
net
debt
of
re¬
the
is listed
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1988
A brief discussion
$83,751,761.
as
of Tennessee's
financial situation
and its various classes of
debt, to¬
gether with a discussion of the
law authorizing these obligations,
Chapter 165, Public Acts of 1937,
are also included in the study.
A limited
supply of these pam¬
phlets is being distributed by the
Equitable Securities Corporation's
Nashville office.
TEXAS
/
Culberson County
(P. O. Van
Horn), Texas
of
all
for
the bonds.
The
is
price offered must not be less than
par
and accrued interest.
The
bonds will be aw&rded to the bid¬
der whose bid produces the lowest
interest cost to the City over the
life of the bonds, after deducting
the premium offered, if any.
In
addition to the price bid the pur¬
chaser must pay accrued interest
by Leo Dacus, City Clerk,
from the date of the bonds to the
reports
$36,000
road
and bridge refunding
bonds offered Nov. 8, has been
Judge;
County
Carson,
that action on the sale of the
deferred to Dec. 16.
;
Spearman, Texas
stated
Invited—It
Tenders
Bond
the
City Board of Commis¬
exceeded estimates, the
surplus would be drained pff into
1944, Jan. and July 1, 1945 and
1946, $30,000 Jan. and July 1, 1947,
4s, $835,000 maturing $30,000
Jan. and July 1, 1948 and 1949,
be received until noon (EWT), on
$45,000 Jan. and $70,000 July 1,
Nov. 16, by Charles B. Borland,
1950, $100,000 Jan. and July 1,
City Manager, for the purchase of
1951 to 1953, as 2s, and $2,030,000
$1,000,000 coupon or registered
maturing $100,000 Jan. and July
general improvement bonds.
In¬
ly 1954 to 1962, and $100,000 Jan.
terest rate is not to exceed 3%,
and $130,000 July 1, 1963, as iy2s.
payable
J-D.
Denom.
$1,000.
The city may, at its option, call
Dated 1, 1943.
Due $100,000 from
all
or
any
of the outstanding
Dec. 1, 1953 to 1962.
Rate of in¬ bonds for
redemption on Jan. 1,
terest to be in multiples of one1955, or any interest paying date
tenth of 44 of 1% and must be the
thereafter, upon 60 days' advance
same
Postponed—Burch
Sale
Bond
that
VIRGINIA
Norfolk, Va.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
date
of the
payment of the pur¬
Issued to finance im¬
revenues
as
tax
were
as
Freres
said issue..
■,
give
tion
assessed
in
value
Wendt said
Mr.
make tax
several
factors
Maine's
three weeks
and
Kansas's two weeks. Twelve others
ago,
1, 1944, he said. On that date
almost
will
at'
end
an
Sat
will
be
be
retire
used to
000 has been
it, will be
appropriated for 1944
debt principal and
to meet
inter¬
and
;
He
further
noted
that
the
have been fairly well established
more
1941
improve¬
the return of the amount deposit¬
Series C
J-D.
Dated Dec, 1, 1940.
Due Dec.
1, as follows: $1,000 in 1953,
$2,000 in 1954 to 1968, and
$3,000 in 1969 and 1970.
No
callable option.'
31,000 23A% air-port, Series 1941
bonds.
Interest
payable J-J.
1941.
ment. The issue
bid.
The
approving
Due Jan.
V.
urer.
held
authorized at
on
an
Bond
Sale
with
The
par
light and power revenue
1943, Series A (Callable) bonds
Nov. 4—v. 158,
p. 1588—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate composed of John Nuveen
on
2,405. In Nebraska's
Legislature, 446 bills'
introduced, of which 240 be¬
law—44 more than passed in
to
on
a
form
furnished by the City and
must be unconditional except fail¬
be
to furnish favorable
ure
Thomson
Wood
&
option by
Hoffman
of
New York.
Principal and interest
payable at the City Treasurer's
office, or at the First National
Bank, Waco.
All bonds
ed
the
and bear
are
print¬
approval of the
Attorney-General. The purchas¬
er
will be given an approving op¬
tion
by Thomson, Wood & Hoff¬
man
of New York, on
delivery,
otherwise upon failure to furnish
such
bid
opinion, acceptance of
be automatically
shall
celled
and
sidered
as
of
no
effect and
any
can¬
con¬
not accepted and check
returned to successful bidder. En¬
close
a
certified
check for 2%
of
the par value of the bonds bid
on,
payable to the Mayor.
taxes, and
authorized
Series
B
are
issue
bonds
part of
a
amount
on
the
&
Co.,
all
bonds divided
ditional
construction
funds
as
follows:
Indiana, inc.
study the suggestion before act¬
ing upon it.
Mr. Wendt expressed belief that
the
Common Stock
at
tax
ation.
The
since
Bought—-Sold—Quoted
rate
could
be
stabilized
$21 for $1,000 of assessed valu¬
1928
has
a
of $26.05 to
year
in
rate
from
1934.
The
a
rate
fluctuated
high
in
that
low of $23.24
last year was
$23.29.
Bear, Stearns
&
Co.
Members New York Stock Exchange
ONE WALL
STREET, NEW YORK
one
Dfgby 4-8500
CHICAGO; 135 SOUTH LA SALLE STREET—Stale 0933
plained,
plan, Mr. Wendt
ex¬
if the revenues fell off
the unexpended bal¬
surplus revenues^ set
year,
and
aside from previous years, could
be rushed into the breach to
keep
the tax rate from
going
up.
If the
1941.
The
California
Legislature
en¬
acted the largest
number of meas¬
ures—1,137. Connecticut was next
with
982, Maryland with 948 and
New York with 712. At the bottom
of
list
the
new
with
Arizona
was
96
lawsY'.■-
V;.
UTAH
Utah
Tax
(State of)
Climb—A recent
Receipts
Dec.
15,
1959,
Jan.
15,
1954,
follovys:
2%s, due
2%s,
197,000
3'As,
corporation fran¬
chise,
$390,313.45
($520,276.23) j
beer, 70,829.18 ($71,232.77); cigar¬
1,
1957,
due
June
1,
1949,
ette,
$240,736.46
($227,316.31);
inheritance, $92,392.14 ($111,163.54); oleomargarine, $33,343 ($29,933); motor vehicle registration,
1,
1950,
lunch
109.088..
at
$68,869.03
■
due
June
due May 1,
1949, at
Canada
syndicate composed of Hal-
Co., Inc., Field,
Cleveland, CrutCo., Chicago, R. S. Dick¬
sey,
Stuart &
Richards & Co.,
tenden &
son
& Co., Charlotte,
laney, Ross & Co.:
Mul-
and
$50,000 2%s, due Jan. 15, 1956, at
106.81.V
"Vy..A
•
224.000
2%s, due Oct.
107.25.
at
Debt
Corporation reports
For several
ticularly true since the outbreak
when the large expenses
of war,
of government
1954, at
in the
war
1939, the total outstanding debt of
municipal
governments
in
was $1,228.6 million.
By
of 1942, it had declined
Canada
the
1,
have been concen¬
outlays of the
Dominion treasury. At the end of
110.
due June
follows:
years
trated
,
145,000 3s, due Dec. 15, 1955, at
4s,
as
both provin¬
cial and municipal debt in Canada
has been declining. This is par¬
all
117.24.
—
(Dominion
Reported
A ;
109.70.
25,000
of)
in Municipal
The Dominion Securities
Decline
1956,
15,
;
:
177,000 3s, due Dec. 15,
.
school
CANADIAN SECTION
;
112.821.
.
($75,948.70);
fund, $129,990.62 (none).
109.978.
at
79,000 4s,
To
and
June
107.048.
at
200,000 3%s,
-''A v;
■
Income
due
106.848.
at
Receipts of other taxes in the
with last year's
figures in parentheses, were as
last four months,
end
1953, at $240.9 million, and at the end of
last year was $987.7 million. The
To
Harris
Trust
&
Savings direct funded debt during
this
Bank, Chicago:
period declined $162.9 million,
$75,000 2%s, due Jan. 15, 1958, at guaranteed debt $8.6 million, and
107.06.
bank loans $69.4 million. The abil¬
30,000 2%s, due Oct. 15, 1961, at ity to reduce the debts has been
107.74.
brought about both from larger
15,000 3s, due Dec. 15, 1958, at revenues and from a strict control
of ordinary and other expenses. It
110.31.
To
Ryan,
Sutherland
&
Co.,
$55,000 3s, due Dec. 15,
is estimated that the
will realize
Toledo:
1949, at $31.7
108.31.
Under his
ances
1959,
104.748.
181,000
are
the proposal with
enthusiasm, but
said they wanted more time to
1,
at 106.728.
of
of the City Board of Estimate.
Members of the board received
June
55,000 2%s, due Jan. 15, 1957,
of
$135,000 maturing $15,000 July 1,
Public service Co. of
at
5,000
$2,000,000 will be issued when ad¬
Chicago, required.
First Cleveland Corp., of Cleve¬
WISCONSIN
land, Ryan, Sutherland & Co., of
Blair, Wis.
Toledo, Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Bond Election—At an election
of
Atlanta, Martin, Burns & Corbett of Chicago, Boettcher & Co., on Nov. 15 the voters will con¬
sider an issue of $20,000 bonds to
of
Denver, Braun, Bosworth &
Co., of Toledo, Hartley Rogers & finance completion of a sewer
Co., of Seattle, R. S. Dickson & system project which was started
under WPA labor in 1942.
Co., of Charlotte, Harold H. Hu¬
ston & Co., Grande & Co., both of
Milwaukee, Wis.
Seattle, Channer Securities Co., of
Stabilized
Property Tax Rate
Chicago, Allison-Williams Co., of
Minneapolis, White-Phillips Co., Proposed — Setting aside unex¬
of
Chicago* Miller, Kenower & pended budget balances and sur¬
Co., of Detroit, F. Brittain Ken¬ plus revenues each year as a means
stabilizing
Milwaukee's
tax
nedy & Co., of Boston, Weil, Roth of
rate on property, at least for the
& Irving Co., of
Cincinnati, and
next
four years, was proposed
Hemphill, Fenton & Campbell, of
Portland, at a price of 100.0086, November 1, by City Comptroller
William H. Wendt at a
a net interest cost'of about
meeting
1.61%,
Cormick
due
115,000 2'is, due
$5,000,000.
the
in
came
$1,519,824.77 last year.
21/2s,
at 104.33.
total
of
one-House
were
report' by A. A. Firmage, cashier
City of of the
State
Tax
Commission,
ledo: :
$100,000
1, 1955. These bonds are ex¬
empt from all present Federal in¬
come
3,131,
2,780 and Massa¬
chusetts with
by the
ary
offered for sale
3,594.
with
vestment Board—v.
interest payment date after Janu¬
of
with
next
the State's special tax
State Annuity and In-, collections from
July 1 to October
158, p. 1868— 31 totaled
$5,013,220.72, compared
were awarded as follows:
with $4,682,174.92 in the corre¬
To syndicate composed of Chase
sponding period a year ago.
National
Bank
of
New
York,
The report listed sales and use
Northern Trust Co., Chicago, Bank tax receipts
as;; totaling $2,446,of America National Trust & Sav¬
630.53,
compared
with- 2,153,ings Association, San Francisco, 831.21,
and
the
gasoline
tax
and Braun, Bosworth & Co., To¬
brought in $1,389,124,69, as against
9
July 1, 1955 are callable at
and accrued interest. on any
$3,000,000
—
.
made
various
j
Due Jan.
1, as follows: $28,000 in 1960, &
Co., the Illinois Co., Lee Hig$20,000 in 1961.
No callable
ginson Corp., C. F. Childs & Co.,
option.
■
Blair, Bonner & Co., Kebbon, Mcmust be
$1,933,000
or near¬
Detroit, Mich,, both offered Nov. shows that
after
Wash.
semi-ann.
Dated Jan. 1, 1942.
—The
July 1, 1963. priced to yield from
1.40% to 1.65 % Bonds due on and
Tacoma,
election
Jan. 23, 1941.
40,000 2V2% refunding, Series F
bonds.
Interest payable J-J.
Bids
invest¬
general
consists' of
WASHINGTON
i
1959, and $3,000 in 1960. No
callable option.
The bonds
were
for
annually from January 1, ,1954 to
1,
as as follows: $2,000 in 1952
and 1953, $4,000 in 1954 to
bonds
$135,opinion of Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬ 000 4% bonds due each- January
burn, of New York, will be fur¬ and July 1 from July 1, 1944 to
nished
the
purchaser, without July 1, 1947, priced to yield from
cost.
Forms for bidding and de¬ .40% to .80%; $835,000 2% bonds
tailed financial statement may be due semi-annually from January
had upon request.
Enclose a cer¬ 1, 3 948 to July 1, 1953, priced to
tified check for $20,000, payable yield from .85%
to 1.35%, and
unconditionally to the City Treas¬ $2,030,000 1'2% bonds due semi¬
Interest payable
Dated Jan. 1,
above
ed with the
refunding,
3%
York
came
Minnesota
'
bonds.
New
was
California
tional
37,000
reporting, was 37,473,
per cent or a little
38
Leading the states in number of
deficit, he said, has also
been built -up to
where it can
meet deficits caused by a drop in
.
num¬
states,
than 14,000 were enacted. In
the total introduced was 51,-
bills
tax
Bank, of New York.
De¬ Schoellkopf, Hutton &
tax collections.
Waco, Texas
Pomeroy,
livery on or about December 6,
Although conceding that a new
Bond
Offerings — Sealed bids at the place of purchaser's choice, Hornblower & Weeks,
city administration could not be
will be received until 7:30 p. m. in New York or Norfolk.
The en¬ G. H. Walker & Co.,
bound by this administration to
on Dec. 7, by W. C. Torrance, City
actment at any time prior to the Marine National Co., Seattle,
maintain a constant tax rate, Mr.
Manage!-, for the purchase of the delivery of the bonds of Federal Foster & Marshall,
Wendt pointed out that a
suc¬
following
bonds
aggregated legislation which in terms by the Atkinson-Jones & Co. and y v. :; ■).■'
ceeding administration would find
$.154,000:
■,'■ ■■■/■.
repeal or omission of exemptions Charles hf. Tripp Co., Jointly.
it hard to justify an increase in
For $195,000, 4s,
$38,000 2V2% refunding Series C or otherwise, subjects to a Federal
the tax rate, once the public got
$60,000, 3f2s, ■%:;%
bonds.
Interest payable J-D. income tax the interest on bonds
used to expecting an unchanged
$315,000, 2V2S,
#
Dated Dec. 1, 1940. Due June of a class or character which in¬
:%/%
rate. Mr. Wendt said he did not
$80,000, 2s, and
1, as follows: $20,000 in 1956, cludes these bonds, will, at the
know of any other city that has
election of the purchaser, relieve
$1,630,000, I V2S (callable
and $18,000 in 1957.
Option
such a plan in effect.
or non-callable)
the purchaser from his obligations
100.00
is reserved to call such bonds
under the terms of the contract of
on
Bonds Offered to Public—The
VFiscons/n
any interest paying date
(State of)
•
sale and entitle the purchaser to successful bidders reoffered the
after Dec. 1, 1950.
Awards $1,933,000 Detroit Bonds
not
which
569, of which 30 per cent
ly 15,000 became law.
fund, formerly financed by
bonds, has been set at $3,800,000
annually by direct appropriation.
The
less.
long
as
Governments, the total
others
re¬
of
ment
week
one
for
ber of bills introduced in 36
and that the permanent
$2,030,000,
met
State
...
quirements for city pension funds
provements
least
three
to $10,300,000. A total of $765,-
up
at
Only
or longer
periods than in 1941. New Jersey's,
meeting annually, is the only one
that has not adjourned sine die.
According to the Council of
down
to' $10,600,000,
while the amortization fund, which
Richards & Blum, Jointly,
For $135,000, 4s,
to the City's streets,
sanitary sewer and di-ainage sys¬
be
Jan.
it
Co.,
Michigan's Legislature cut its
session 24 weeks under two years
debt
as
of
est.
&
during-either of the other two"
years. - V*• 'A;k •
as
stabilization possible at
this time. The city's bonded
&
Adams
With 44 state
passed
their
of
^...
property.
J. M. Dain & Co.
M.
—
legislatures in session this year, all
but four meeting biennially, the
sittings were shorter and the num¬
advance the rate of
knowing,in
$835,000, 2'/4s, and
lV2s (callable
or
non-callable)_
'
100.00
tems, incinerator plant and muni¬
cipal airport and the construction Shields & Co.,
of a public municipal auditorium. Spencer Trask & Co.,
Principal and interest payable in Coffin & Burr,
lawful money at the Chase Na¬ Bear, Stearns & Co.,
1938, and maturing Aug. 1, 1978.
purchases to be made by pay¬
ment through the First National
Bank, in Dallas, paying agent fox-
would
taxation, he pointed out, The only ber of measures considered fewer"
variable factor remaining wouldthan in either 1941 'or 1939, but
be the appreciation or deprecia¬
almost as many laws were
follows:
sioners will receive tenders until
bonds, Series 1938, dated Aug. 1,
rate
>
State Legislatures Enacted
Numerous Laws
stabilized
property owners the advantage of
Co.,
Smith, Barney & Co.,
Heller, Bruce & Co.,
'
McDoiialcl-Coolidge & Co.,
Bramhall & Stein,
E.
United States
1943
year.
A
First Boston Corp.,
Lazard
UNITED STATES
lean
a
will
Other bids
Dec.
All
stabilization fund to meet
a
notice.
chase price.
20, at 10 a. m., of refunding
Monday, November 15, 1943
75,000 3s, due Dec. 15, 1950, at
109.06.
debt for 1943
another reduction of
million,
bringing
reduction in four years
the
total
to $272.6
million.
Treasury
Bills
Sold—It
is
re¬
ported that an issue of $55,000,000
109.60.
:
Treasury Bills was sold recently
at an average yield of 0.4122%.
To John Nuveen & Co., Chicago:
$75,000 4s, due June 1, 1955, at Dated Oct. 29, 1943. Due oil* Jan.
28, 1944.
118.18.
55,000 3s, due Dec. 15, 1951, at
-
@FedFRASER