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BUS,
U1«A*V
NOV 2 3 1942
MONDAY
Volume 156
Number 4127
New
Yjork, N. Y.,, Monday, November 23, 1942
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Price 60 Cents
a
Copy
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
COLORADO
Bond
Sale Details—The
refunding
Corporation News
bonds
jthese colurhns
on
were
City News
exchanged
Land
•
State and
OFFICIAL
Board
$29,000
mentioned
July 6,
with
as
4s,
1942,
dated
page
the
at
Town of
State
par,
are
Town of Southold,
maturing 1961-1970
County of
redeemable in inverse numeri¬ •Suffolk and.State of New York,
will
cal
York
Stock
York
Curb
order, as follows: $500 each
May 1" from 1942 tor 1901 incl.
Exchange
New
Exchange
!the
Council Votes to Retire Bonds—
As-an
fore
move; the Com¬
Council voted Nov. 2 to retire
bonds offered Nov,
sewer
16
Phoenix, Ariz.
156, p. 1561—were awarded
Watkins, Morrow & Co. of Bir¬
mingham, as 2%s', at a price of
99.02, a basis of about 2.836%. All
rr-v.
of
the
bonds
dated
are
Nov.
high
bid
.
of
99.01
for
2%s
was
Pinal
To
ARIZONA
plans
3V2%
Large. Debt
Refunding—
meeting of the Arizona State
Loan
Commission
Board of
on
Nov,
5, the
County Supervisors
were
advised to prepare the necessary
forms in connection with the con¬
templated refunding
mately
$4,900,000
bonds and have dhem
ready for the next meeting of the
State Loan
Under
a
recent
ruling
of
the
any time, the county is hopeful of
refunding this indebtedness at a
substantial saving in interest cost.
However, it was recently noted by
J. A. Gust, Phoenix bond attor¬
ney, no holder of the bonds it is
proposed to refund was a party to
a suit which resulted in a recent
Supreme Court ruling and, while
the: highest State; Court has' ren¬
'
still
the
a
finalr decision-,
there
is
possibility that litigation in
Federal
tuted.
:
a
.
courts
be
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It is
will
also
insti¬
.
•
indicated in Phoenix
pewspaper-reports that legislation
may be proposed during the next
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ARKANSAS'
:
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par
school
incl.
bonds
Nos„ 11-RB
to 35-RB.; The bonds with
1943, and subsequent
will
be
Jan.j,
redeemed
at
105.157
was
&
Co:, and
Putnam & Co., in joint
account:,
atr
coupons
the
;
Commercial National
Rock.
Stamford, Conn.
Bank', Little
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;
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Note Sale— John
Commissioner
that
Nov.
CALIFORNIA
Glenn Colusa Irrigation
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Oistrict
(P. Oi Willows), Calif.
Bond
Sale
-
Details—The
the
12
man
;
of
notes
Co.,
to
offered
Harri-
Inc.,-New
York,
$425,-
at 0.61% discount.
Dated
Nov,* 12, 1942, and due.Oct. 15,
000<3V4 % irrigation district bonds 11943. /.Issued iiri anticipation of
recently purchased by an account taxes due Sept: V 1943.. Second
composed of Blyth. & - Co., Dean ihigh bidder was Tyler & Co.,'Bos¬
Witter & Co. and Stone & Young-
ton, naming .a rate of 0.619%.
berg, all'of San Francisco, as re¬
FLORIDA
ported in-*v/156, p: 1561 were sold
at a price of 97.55, a-basis of aboiif
Hialeah, Fla.
~~~
3.46%. vDenom. $1,000:«Due July
Offerings Wanted—P. E. Hack¬
1, as follows:- $10,000 in-1943. and
ney, ■ City Treasurer, will receive
1944, $11,000 in 1945 and'1946, sealed
offerings until 7:30 p.m. on
$12,000 in 1947 and 1948, $13,000 Dec. 1
of; refunding bonds, dated
in 1949 to
1951, $14,000 in 1952, Jan.
15, 1938.. Amount to.be pur¬
$15,000 in 1953 and, 1954, $16,000 chased will
be determined- by the
in 1955 and 1956,
$17,000 in .1957 Treasurer.
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and 1958,
$18,000 in 1959 ,and 1960,
Hillsborough County (P. O.
$19,000 in 1961,. $20,000 in 1962,
; Tampa),
pla.
$21,000 in 1963 :and 1964, $22,000
Proposed
Refunding — The
in 1965, $23,000 in 1966 and
$24,- Board of Commissioners intends
,
INDEX
Quotations:'
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.
Page
.
-New York Stock
,,..1850
Unlisted
'
Exchange.
New York Curb Exchange.
Other Stock Exchanges.
.'.
...
Securities.
..,.1829
..v.
1845
..1855
§tate and City Department : , : .
Bond Proposals .and Negotiations. 1817
Gen.
Corporation and. Invest. News. 1856
Dividends Declared and Payable
1820
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
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TtfnHpPci
1R9H
The Course of Bank Clearings.
.1828
Foreign Exchange Rates... s...... ,..1824
Capital Flotations Month of October
and Comparative Periods..
-1824
..
terest June
,
000 in 1967 and 1968.
...
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to
refund
.
.
$330,000 3%
and
1st and December
States
money
America
of
April, 1942* at which - meeting a
proposition
therefor
was
duly
Laws of 1941.
•
in
pressed
quarter
i
Serves the
of
in¬
1.
1st
or
are
to
Assessed
bear,
-
(The
interest
the
awarded' to
the
lowest
bonds
bidder
or
sus,
incorporated bank or trust com¬
payable to the order of
Town of Southold, for $600, being
two
per
centum
(2%) of the
pany,
amount of the bonds.No interest
will be
or
bidders
upon such check
Checks of unsuccessful
allowed,
draft;
bonded
debt;
debt of any other
district or subdivision
taxes
upon
any
property .subject to the
of Southold.)
1940
Federal
Cen¬
12,046.
4. That
the
preceding
levies
have
of
sum
of
amount
four
not
the
last
annual
tax
exceeded
the'
$753,858.12
per
and that all such taxes
annum
as
were
; levied for each of the preced¬
ing
four
taxes
tax:
were,
years
all such
collected at the end
of each fiscal year and-that no
taxes remain uncollected as of
be
bank draft upon ah
the
; 35,600
,
of
the
power of the Town
3. Population
1941.
the highest
fied check
of
taxing
offering
premium.
r
""No.'bid will be : accepted for
separate'maturities or at less than
ithe par value of the bonds, or
unless
accompanied by a certi¬
statement
not include
all
or
rate
shall
debt,
district, special
having power to levy
awarded to the
same
-$22,320,332
bonded
above
does
offering the lowest rate of
the"
'
-in¬
including this issue
"
interest without reference to pre¬
mium.
Where two or more bid¬
offer
property,-
Total
ex¬
multiples.- of
pneone-tenth of one per
STATEMENT
valuations,
chises
2.
*
of
as
cluding special fran¬
at the
but not exceeding three
per centum (3%) per annum and
must
state
the
price
offered.
Unless all bids are rejected, all
bidder
re-
right to reject any and
in their judgment may
proper,.
real
of the
centum,
ders
*
The said Town of Southold
single rate of interest .which all
bonds
or;
been
Submitted pursuant to Chapter 61"
Laws of ,1924 and Chapter 924
Bidders must state in their bids
the
has
of Southold—Mattituck Park Dis¬
Greenport,
Greenport, New York, or, at the
option of the holder, in New York
Exchange: ■> * * <■ •
a
issue
trict. at a special meeting duly
called and held on the 7th day of
First National Bank of
of
rate
New
semi-annual
in lawful
of
said
Town
County,
bond
FINANCIAL
Principal
the bonds will be
Connolly,
awarded
Ripley. &
r
Finance,* reports
$750,000
were
F.
the
thereon
year
the
York*.
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Principal and
Second" high- bid of
made by Estabrook
said
all bids
in
the
payment of
interest
duly authorized and directed by
the qualified voters of said Town
Decem¬
every
of
The
.
seem
and
Southold, -Suffolk
of
Boardvof
district
tached
1963
^11
the
to
all
upon
within
property
and
have"
amount,
District
United
to
until
on
valid
will
taxes
district, for
bonds
park purposes
within - the
boundaries of said Mattituck Park
payable
1944
and
be
obligated
without', limitation
payable
for
Britain, Conn.
Sale—The issue
payable
each
be
ad valorem
the;
of the payee; purpose, to provide
funds for the original cost of lands
save
Secre¬ interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
Education, First National Bank of
Boston, or
payment on Jan. 1,: 1943, at the New Britain National
Bank.
and
accrued
interest; Purchaser to furnish legal
opinion.
the
calls for
at
New
in
will
District
will
taxable
said
regis¬
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., New York, at a price *of
105.78,,a basis of about 1.414%.
Dated-Aug. 1,-1942.; Denom. $1,000.
Due $10,000 on Aug. 1 from
Johnson County, Ark.
Bond Call—G: P. Harris,
of
*
Bond
exceeding three
form, registerable as to both
principal and interest in the name
awarded to
■' \
;
t
''
levy
tered
$200,000 2% water bonds (13th
series,
7th issue); offered Nov.
19 was
1944
Lamar School District No. 39,
.
tary
Arizona Supreme Court, declaring
the outstanding bonds callable at
dered
to 1953 incl.
-
July 1 from
on
-
due and
1st
thereafter,
considerable in interest charges by
the move and it will also hasten
the payment of the city debt.
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v
not
Park
and
the
bonds shall have been fully paid.
Said bonds shall not be sold be¬
low par, said bonds to be in
,
city will
tituck
1st day of December, 4943
two of said bonds shall be¬
ber
come
from the past fiscal year's
surplus, Mr. Bacon declared. He
and
3%
.
be safely withdrawn.
told the Council the
rate
a
bonds
power
to
one
said
old—Mattituck Park District, and
the said Town of Southold—Mat¬
1st, 1942, said
denominations of
the
on
two-notes held by city banks will
of
and mature
Commission, date for
which has not yet been set. '•
$150,000
can
in
ture and become due and
Funds for the retirement of the
district
The
—
at
come
•
,
.
,
District,
"resulting from,
legally binding general obli¬
gations of the said Town of South-,
per centum.(3%) per annum. The
first two of said bonds shall ma¬
and
$24,000
refunding
of approxi¬
outstanding
highway
issue
to
ceeds
Ariz.
a
Bonds
est
disposal surplus fund now amounts
to $30,000, pointing*; out that the
bonds, the pro7
which, together with
$271,564 in available -cash, will be
used in the redemption of bonds
maturing July 1, 1943., The new
bonds would be dated Jan. 1, 1942,
Maricopa County (P. O. Phoenix),
Plans
pro¬
-'The
thirty,
inclusive,-and to bear inter¬
both
the police, station note and. $7,on
the Laurel Brook
pipe
.
be
consecutively from
Mr. Bacon said that the
sewage
2
Issue
was recom¬
by the Finance Commit¬
banks..
Park
loss
any
and
$1,000 each, and to be numbered
cal
City
County Electrical District
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
No.
ham.
At
.
$339,000 of bonds
maturing in 1943. The pew bonds
will be placed, on the: market in
January and July.
V
by Marx & Co./of Birming¬
retire-
500
gram to refund
1,
that the
line, both notes, being held by lo¬
Refunding
The
Commission has adopted a
1942 and mature serially on Nov.
1 from 1943 to 1958 incl. Second
made
on
*
Plans
to
(Eastern
December
tee and he urged that the Council
retire $24,000 in sewage disposal
bonds, due in 1951 and 1952; $7,500
ing the present law with respect
to debt refunding operations.;
noon
value Southold Town
—Mattituck Park District bonds
to
the. Council
Mattituck
—
against
par
dated
mended
and
o'clock
bonds
ment of the.two issues
Legislature chang¬
to secure the said Town of South-
old
Time),- for the purchase of
$30,000
owed by the city. Councilman C. Marsden' Bacon
told
session of the
at
of
said
South Street,
16
notes
■
proposals
WENTWORTH
Supervisor;
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(See Index Below)
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S.
No.
12
War
economy
$39,000 in outstanding-bonds and
Miscellaneous
$32,000 school
sealed
of
The check of the successful bid¬
der will be retained to be
applied
in part payment for the bonds or
Greenport, New York, on the first the failure of the bidder to com¬
day of December, 1942, on or be¬ ply with 4he'terms of his bid.
ikf id diet own, Conn.
mon
Pritchard, Ala.,
office
fTown' at
CONNECTICUT
Unlisted Securities
Sale—The
receive
HORTON,
Out-of-Town Listed Markets
Bond
Southold, New York
Mattituck Park District Bond Issue
incl. ' Bonds
are
New
.
NOTICE
$30,000
in
33,
May 1,
and mature
$1,000 on Nov. 1 from 1942 to 1970
QUOTATIONS
ALABAMA
OFFERING
Pierce, Colo.
In This Issue
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A "detailed report of the
;
tial facts
tion
of
the
Mattituck
essen¬
to the financial situa-N
as
Town
Park
submitted to
of
Southold—
District
will
be
interested • bid¬
any
der.
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Dated: November
16th, 1942.
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S; WENTWORTH HORTON
.;
Supervisor of theTown of Southold
ATTEST;—
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" RUSSELL L. DAVISON
Town Clerk
will be Returned prorhptly.
.
road
and
bridge refunding bonds, subject to
visions of the gas tax amendment,
decision of the State Board of Ad¬
approved by voters of the State on,
ministration
r»or>
Ho
that-
the"
rotirorl
proposed
Tnndpr
nrn-
Nov.
3.
mature in
The
new
seven
bonds
years,
would
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1818
Monday; November 23, 1942
the city of
2.134%, and speci¬
of
general obligation bonds of and Julius A. Rippel, Inc.,•* sub-,
INDIANA
fied a price of par for the bonds
Missouri
counties, cities, .'towns mitted the second high bid, of¬
to
bear
the
following
interest
Linton School City, Ind.
and school districts, voted under
:
fering 100.34. for $349,000 3.20s.
rates: $1,176,000 3V4S, due on Nov.
Bond Sale — An issue of $35,Section 12 of Article X of the
1 from 1944 to 1947 incl.; $315,000
628.14
i,, I,
judgment funding bonds
Jersey City, N. \J. •:/ '
Missouri
Constitution, and that
was
sold
Nov.
16
to
"Non-Political" Credit' Survey
Doyle, l%s, due in 1948, ahd $2,767,000 taxes
required'for said purpose
2s, maturing. from 1949 to 1956
O'Connor & Co., Chicago, and the
remain unlimited as to rate or Cites 23% Debt Reduction — A
incl. Other bids and the respective
City
Securities
Corp.,
Indian¬
non-political survey of the city's
net cost basis
were
as
follows: amount, as heretofore?'
finances
made
apolis, jointly, the only bidder,
by the firm of
John Nuveen & Co. and Harris,
as 3s.
Wainwright, Ramsey & Lancaster,
MONTANA
Hall & Co., syndicate, 2.1475%;
New York, financial consultants
Richland Township School Town¬
Smith, Barney & Co. and HarriHavre, Mont. " ■ .
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to Jersey City and other munici¬
ship (P. O. West Newton), Ind.
man
Maturity—The $23,0001%%- re¬
Ripley & Co., Inc., group,
palities, ' shows that by Dec. 31,
Bond Sale-—The $9,000 building
2.259%; Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., funding bonds awarded Nov. 4
1942, Jersey City will have re¬
bonds offered Nov. 9—v. 156, p. and
Braun, Bosworth & Co., com¬ to the First National Bank & duced its total debt
by $16,175,000
1458—were awarded to the Foun¬
bine, 2.268%; Shields & Co. and Trust Co. of Minneapolis, at par, or 23% since 1936.
tain Trust Co. of Covington, as Hornblower & Weeks, and asso¬
as reported in v.
156, p. 1730, ma¬
"Any confusion in the minds of
iy4s, at a price of 100.055, a basis ciates, 2.27%;; Blyth & Co. and ture Nov. 1, as follows: $2,500 investors in
Jersey City bonds re¬
of about 1.239%.
Dated Oct. 1, First
Boston
Corp.,
syndicate, from 1943 to 1951 incl. and $500 in sulting from the railroad tax fight
1942 and due semi-annually from 2.389%.
1952.
between
Governor
Edison
and
to
>
July 1, 1944 to Jan. 1, 1953 incl.
Other bids, for l%s: Kenneth S.
Johnson
of
Fletcher
Trust
Indianapolis,
Co.,
100.77;
Indianapolis,
100.52.
1650—were
$150,000 airport
16—v. 156, p.
awarded
National
to
the
of
Bank
Mer¬
Cedar
1V2S, at a price of
basis of about 1.32%.
Dec. 1, 1942 and due on
Rapids,
101.733,
the city
to
divided
is
of 2.046%.
as
The
follows: 3X/4S,
Re-offered
incl.
1956
basis of from 0.75%
to
on
a
cording to rate and maturity.
addition
Second
and
Curtis,
Higginson
Lee
Corp., jointly.
Mason
City
30 for the
receive
will
Clerk,
sealed bids until 10
a.m.
on
Nov.
purchase of $50,000 air¬
Dated Dec. 1, 1942.
follows: $2,000 in
1943 to 1952, and $3,000 in 1953
to 1962.
Bidders should specify
the coupon rate and all other con¬
ditions
being equal, preference
will be given to the bid of par
port bonds.
Due Dec. 1,
John
Nuveen
&
In
Co.
Harris, Hall & Co., the group
also included, among others, the
following: E. H. Rollins & Sons,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Milwau¬
Co. of Milwaukee, and Paul
H. Davis & Co., Chicago.
kee
as
3
refused
following
Montana
to
bond
authorize
issues:
on
the
$690,000
State
College construc¬
tion and $350,000 Northern Mon¬
tana College bonds.
St. Louis Park, Minn.
Bond Offering—Joseph Justad,
NEBRASKA
Alliance, Neb.
Bonds Voted—An issue of $75,000 refunding bonds was approved
the
by
bonds
the
voters
on
Nov.
have already
National
Co.
The
3.
been sold to
of
Omaha, and
Greenway & Co., Omaha, as l%s,
100.168, as reported in v. 156,
p. 1563.
at
$72,000
refunding electric light and power
plant revenue bonds was sold to
First
the
National
of
Bank
Wahoo,
Remick
H.
Denom.:
Laighton, City Auditor, will
re¬
$1,000.
Due
$3,000
on
terest
J-D.
Legal
financial
the
as
21As.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Offering
—
ceive sealed bids.until
on
basis six years
"The
net
a
of
the
city
pay-as-you-go
ago," said the firm.
amount
that the
city
the
11
owe
water
partment
"The
made
operations
and
on
opinion
bondholder
should
be
that the general and
sinking
funds
combined
have surplus assets of approxi¬
mately $1,685,000 over actuarial
requirements. The investments of
aware
funds, consisting of cash and
city's own bonds, are sched¬
uled to mature
on
dates which in¬
sure the punctual payment of out¬
standing term bonds.
"In the six years' period re¬
viewed, the city has not only
operated its general budget funds
and water department on a strict
pay-as-you-go basis but has met
all
relief • commitments through
—
/,:*
1930.
—
At
an
—
The voters of the
Cities of Biloxi, Gulfport and Pass
Christian will be asked on Dec. 8
Donaldsonville, La.
Bond Election
.
Three Cities To Vote On Utility
Bond Issues
LOUISIANA
on
.
Mississippi (State of)
to authorize bond issues
election
Dec. 15 the voters will consider
proposed
by the respective units providing
for the' joint acquisition of the
3V2%
76,
new
in
$76,000,
the
term
bonds, Nos. 1 to
aggregate
amount
of
called for payment on
Dec. 1, 1942, at par and accrued
interest, at the Asbury Park and
are
Ocean Grove
or
Bank, Asbury Park,
at option of the holder, at the
Central
Hanover
Bank
&
Trust
"The
what
city
has
be
can
demonstrated
done
by
sound
fi¬
nancial management and strict ad¬
herence
the
to
equipped
principle of payis certainly well
any
unusual
that may arise in
It
as-you-go.
to
meet
contingencies
the
future.
With
a
continuation
Co., New York City.
Each bond of the type of sound financial
municipal air¬ local facilities of the Southwest¬
surrendered must, unless it has
management that now prevails, it
port bonds.
ern Gas & Electric Co.
The issues
been converted into a bond regis¬
seems hardly likely that any tem¬
are
as
follows: Biloxi
$487,000, tered as to both
MASSACHUSETTS
principal and in¬ porary political disturbances will
Gulfport $600,000, Pass Christian
terest, be accompanied by all cou¬ have any lasting effect on the
Salem, Mass.
$72,000, all consisting of revenue
pons
for interest accruing after fundamental
Note Sale—The $400,000 notes
soundness
of
the
obligations.
Dec. 1, 1942.
Coupons for interest
offered Nov. 12 were awarded to
city's credit."
due on Dec. 1, 1942, may be at¬
MISSOURI
the Second National Bank of Bos¬
Livingston Township, N. J.
tached to the bond for payment
Missouri (State of)
ton and the Boston Safe Deposit
No Tenders Submitted—Charles
Tax
Limit
Amendment
Held or, if detached from the bond by
&
Trust
Co., both of Boston,
the holders thereof, may be pre¬ G. Zahn, Township Clerk, reports
jointly, at 0.487% discount. Dated Not Applicable to Debt Service—
sented for payment in the usual that no tenders were received in
Nov. 13, 1942.
Due $200,000 on A constitutional amendment ap¬
connection with the township's of¬
Sept. 1 and $200,000 on Oct. 1, proved by the voters at the Nov. 3 course., No interest shall accrue
fer to purchase outstanding bonds
general election provides for "the or be payable on any of said
1943. The First Boston Corp., sec¬
in an amount sufficient to ex¬
bonds after date called.;
ond high bidder, named a rate of limitation of rates which may be
haust a fund of $81,000 available
levied by counties, cities, towns
0.49%, plus a premium of $3.75.
Bergenfield, N. J.
for that purpose/.
None of the
and school districts in the State."
Refunding Approved — The bonds are
MICHIGAN
callable.—v. 156, p. 1730.
The amendment repeals Section
State
Funding Commission on
11 of Article X of the Missouri
Detroit, Mich.
Nov. 17 approved the plan to re¬
Northvale, N. J.
Original Bids Rejected — New Constitution and enacts a new fund
$648,000 of outstanding bonds
Refunding Approved—The State
Offers Asked—The city rejected section in its
place, the gist of on a 3V4% basis.
Funding Commission on Nov. 17
the bids submitted Nov. 17 for the which is as already stated above.
approved the plan to refund $42,issue of $4,258,000 not to exceed Due to the confusion in the minds
Camden, N.J.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 series 000 of outstanding bonds.
3^4%: interest
sewage
disposal of municipal dealers and invest¬
system revenue refunding bonds ors as to whether the limitation C refunding bonds offered Nov. 12
Union City, N. J.
—v. 156, p.
1563—and announced on local taxes would apply in the —v. 156, p. 1460—were awarded
Bond Sale—The $18,000 Union
that new proposals would be con¬ case of the outstanding or future to a group composed of Shields
School refunding .bonds offered
sidered at 11 a.m. (EWT) on Nov. bond issues of the State's
political Co., H. B. Boland & Co., both of Nov. 19—v. 156, p.: 1730—were
20. Highest of - the rejected bids subdivisions, the
Mississippi Val¬ New York, and J. S. Rippel & Co., awarded to H. B. Boland & Co.,
was
made by a syndicate com¬ ley
Group
of the
Investment of Newark, their bid being for New York, only bidder, as 2.70s,
posed of Lehman Bros., Phelps, Bankers Association of America $348,000 bonds, as 3.20s, at a price at 100.17, a basis of about 2,69%.
Fenn & Co., Inc., First of Michi¬ has obtained an opinion on the of 100.79, a basis of about 3.128%.
Dated Sept. 1, 1941.
Due Sept. 1,
gan Corp., Estabrook & Co., L.^F. question from Charles & Trauer¬ Dated Nov. 1, 1942 and due se¬ 1956.
Rothschild & Co., Hemphill, Noyes nicht, municipal bond attorneys of rially on Nov. 1 from 1950 to 1959
NEW MEXICO
& Co., Hallgarten & Co., all of St. Louis.
The attorneys stated incl. Re-offered at prices to yield
New York; Watling, Lerchen & that "It is our opinion that the from 2.60%
to 3.10%, according
Tucumcari, N. Mex.
amendment
re¬
to maturity.
Co.,
and McDonald, Moore & Constitutional
Bond Call—The City Treasurer
A syndicate com¬
Hayes, both of Detroit. The bid ferred to has no effect whatever posed of A. Webster Dougherty & announces that 4V4%, 4^% and
an
accrued interest plus i
|
a
Dated Dec. 15,
premium of; 6%.
1938.
Due
1966
to
unmatured
at
attached
presented for payment
National
States
United
the
1943
The bonds with all
c o u p o n s
.
be
1£> from
Dec.
on
incl.
should
Bank of Denver.
v
-
-
- *
; •
NEW YORK
Chittenango, JV. Y.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Stic¬
kles, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EWT),
on
Nov. 30 for the purchase of
$25,000 not to exceed 6% interest
coupon or registered water bonds.
Interest J-D.
Dated Dec. 1, 1942.
Denoms. $1,000 and $500.
Due
June 1, as follows: $1,500 in 1944
and 1945, and $2,000 in 1946 to
1956..
Rate
to
interest
of
multiples of
l/\
or
in
be
l/10th of 1%,
issue of $80,000
..
without limitation as to rate
on,
The bonds are issued
amount.
or
of Nov. 24 for the purchase of
$48,Fletcher, Dorsey, Barker, Colman 000 coupon bridge bonds.
Dated
and
accrued
interest
or
better
of Minneapolis will be furnished Nov.
1, 1942. Denom. $1,000. Due
specifying the lower coupon rate. the succesful bidder.
Nov. 1, as follows: $5,000 from
The city will furnish the approv¬
1943.to 1950 incl. and $4,000 in
ing opinion of Chapman & Cutler,
MISSISSIPPI
1951 and 1952.
Rate of interest
of Chicago, and all bids must be
the budget with not one dollar
Hattiesburg, Miss.
to be expressed in a multiple of
so conditioned.
Enclose a certified
borrowed for relief purposes.
Bonds Sold—An account com¬
V4 of 1%.
Principal and semi¬
check for 2% of the bonds bid for.
"Unencumbered
cash
surplus
posed of Jac. P. Ducournau, and annual interest
payable at the
funds at the beginning of the cur¬
Kingsbury & Alvis, both of New Merchants National Bank
of Bos¬
KENTUCKY
rent year totaled over $6,380,000
Orleans, also the Union Planters ton.
Legality approved by Storey,
Rowan County (P. O. Morehead), National Bank
and with cash collections of taxes,
& Trust
Co., of
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge of current and
Ky.
delinquent combined,
Memphis, recently purchased $79,- Boston."
Refunding
Approved — Mrs. 000 2Vz% and 2%% refunding
totaling $2,165,849 more on Nov.
NEW JERSEY
Stella Crosthwait, County Treas¬
17, 1942, than had been collected
bonds, series A-2. Dated Oct. 31,
Asbury Park, N. J.
urer, reports that the State Local 1942.
to the same date in 1941, it is evi¬
Legality
approved
by
Bond Call
Finance Officer on Nov. 5
Mary E. Vaccaro, dent that the city's strong current
ap¬ Charles
&
Trauernicht
of
St.
Acting City Clerk, announces that position has not been impaired.
proved the plan to refund the out¬ Louis.standing 5%% road and bridge
refunding bonds, dated May 15,
and
par
de¬
earn¬
water
the
a.m.
the amount of $478,000, are called
for payment on Dec/15, 1942; at
public on Dec. 31, and must be the same for all of
1942, will be approximately $54,- the bonds.
Principal and inter¬
360,000 after deducting approxi¬ est
payable at the State Bank of
mately $7,680,000 in sinking fund
Chittenango, with New York ex¬
assets.
This compares with a net
change.
Valid and legally bind¬
amount of $70,535,000 six years
ing general obligations of the vil¬
ago.
In future years approxi¬
lage, all the taxable real property
mately $45,790,000 will be met within which will be
subject to
from taxes and the earnings of
the levy of ad valorem taxes to
the general sinking fund; $8,570,pay the bonds and interest there¬
000 will be met from
the
Portsmouth, N. H.
Bond
record
since it went
ings of the water sinking fund.
Wahoo, Neb.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. on Nov. 23 for
the purchase of $9,000 not to ex¬
ceed 3% interest street improve¬
ment bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1942.
Dec. 1 from 1943 to 1945 incl. In¬
can be greatly clari¬
looking beyond their wellknown
political
differences
to
fied by
will
Bonds Sold—An issue of
MINNESOTA
Pearl B. Kel¬
—
to
ac¬
and
City, Iowa
Bond Offering
Nov.
yield
2.10%,
as
from 1944 to 1952.
Bonds Defeated—The voters
1944-1947; l%s, 1948 and 1949;
l%s, 1950 and 1951; 2s, 1952 to
a
high bid of 101.716 for l%s was
made by Paine, Webber, Jackson
logg,
syndicate headed by John Nuveen
issue
offered Nov.
chants
&
city awarded the bonds to a
Mayor Hague
Montana (State of)
re-offering of the issue on Nov. 20
the
cost
Rapids, Iowa
Bond Sale—The
Dec. 1
the
Co., Chicago,, which purchased
the obligations at a net interest
IOWA
Dated
Awarded—At
Issue
&
Cedar
bonds
Bond
bonds, Nos. 23 to 507,: in
revenue
pursuant to the Village Law and
General
the
Law,
Municipal
as
amended, for the purpose of im¬
proving the Water Supply System,
the period of probable
usefulness
In the event
prior to the delivery of the
of which is 40 years.
that
bonds
received
income
the
by
private holders from bonds of the
type and character shall be
same
of any Fed¬
law, the success¬
ful bidder may, at his election,
be relieved of his obligations un¬
taxable by the terms
eral income tax
such
in
and
bonds
purchase the
the de¬
contract to
the
der
case
accompanying his bid will
The approving opin¬
posit
be returned.
of
ion
&
Vandewater
Dillon,
Moore, of New York, will be fur¬
nished the purchaser without cost
Enclose a certified check for $500,
payable to the village.
District
Fire
Inwood
O.
(P.
Far
Rockaway), Hempstead, N. Y.
Sale—The
Bond
$5,500 coupon
registered fire apparatus bonds
12 were awarded to
the Peninsula National Bank of
or
offered Nov.
Cedarhurst,
at
3s,
as
price of
a
basis of about 2.98%.
1, 1942. Denom. $500.
Due June 1, as follows: $2,000 in
1943 and 1944 and $1,500 in 1945.
100.018,
a
Dated June
Principal
on
June
and interest (annually
payable at the First
of Inwood.
The
1)
Bank
National
tions of the district and
obliga¬
approved
W.
Kenneth
Cedarhurst.
Second
bonds
are
to
as
Crave
tax
unlimited
by
legality
of
high bid of par for 3s was made
by the First National Bank of In¬
wood.
;
Onondaga
,
T
Syra¬
O.
(P.
County
cuse), N. Y.
Certificate
Sale
An issue of
—
$1,500,000 tax anticipation certifi¬
cates of indebtedness was sold on
,
Nov. 17 to Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
of New
terest,
plus
York, at 0.375% in¬
20,
premium
a
Dated Nov. 20,
of
$13.
1942 and due April
Legality approved by
1943.
Hawkins, Delafield & Longfellow
of
New
York
Chemical
City.
; Other
bids:
Trust
Co.;
&
Bank
_
.
was
based
on
a
net interest
cost
upon
taxes levied for the payment Cp.> Dolphin & Co., Buckley Bros.,
.
0.46%; National City Bank of New
York; 0.50% ; Chase National Bank
of New York,
Southold (P.
Park
Sealed
0.52%.
District
bids
•
"/
O. Greenport), N. Y.
Bond
will
be
Offeringreceived
at
.
43/4%; electric
light
and
the
office
of
S.
Wentworth
Hor-,
ton, Town Supervisor, until noon
(EWT) on Dec. 1 for the purchase
$30,000 not to exceed 3% in¬
registered Matti-
of
terest coupon or
power- tuck Park District bonds.
Dated
'
Volume' 156
Number- 4127
:
THE COMMERCIAL
-Dec.
1,1942; Denom;$l,000. Due
$2,000 on Dec. 1 from 1943 to
bidder
1957 Iricl.- Bidder to
to the
name
a
port,
at option of the
or
must
fied
be
exchange.
respective
holder,
for
"
Note:
Official
offering
"column
notice
appears
of this
the
income
holders
NORTH
x
<
■
"
1
-
County (P. O.
Currituck), N. C.
Bond Offering — W. E. EasterTing, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
income
tax
contract
and
'bids at his office in Raleigh until
11 a.m. (EWT) on Nov. 24 for the
in
1 from 1943 to
to
-
purchase
the
case
the
I
deposit
Bonds
Storey,
bonds.
nished.
Dec.
1, 1942.
Denom. $1,000.
Due June 1, as
•follows: $2,000 from 1945 to 1953
for
will
be
of
pressed in
interest
to
be
ex¬
re¬
one
the
other
Bond
for the earlier maturities and
bids until
terest
the
for
balance
and int.
Prin.
of
(J-D)
District
the
Baglien,
receive bids
Clerk, will
1, 1942.
$5,000 May
and Nov. 1, 1947, and
$6,000 May
and Nov. 1, 1948.
Rate of interest
to be in multiples of *4 of
1%.
Said bonds
mature
thereof
be obtained from the above-men¬
OHIO
Nov.
Secretary.
A
certified
$900, payable to order of
'the State Treasurer, is required.
.Legal
opinion
of
Masslich
&
der.
In
the
City will
successful
that
event
bid¬
prior to
the
delivery of the bonds the in¬
received by private holders
from bonds of the same type and
characted shall be taxable by the
come
terms of
any
will
returned.
be
Bond
(P.
County
O.
Franklin),
Offering —W. E. Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
bids
sealed
leigh
at
Nov. 24
his
office
in
Ra¬
(EWT), on
for the purchase of $724,-
until
11
a.m.
000 not to exceed 6% interest cou¬
pon
refunding bonds, as follows:
and bridge bonds.
Due Dem 1, as follows:. $18,000 in 1943 to 1946, $20,000 in
.1947 to 1950, $22,000 in 1951
; ;
and 1952, $24,000 in 1953 to
Y
J1955, $26,000 in 1956 to 1963,
$27,000 in 1964 and 1965, and
$29,000 in 1966 and 1967.
;
62,000 school and road bonds.
Due Dec. 1, as follows: $2,000
V"
in 1950 to 1958, $3,000 in 1959,
Y $4,000 in 1960 and 1961, $5,000 in 1962 to 1964, and $6,000
! '
in 1965 to 1967.
Y
74,000 school bonds. Due Dec. 1,
Y
as follows:
$1,000 in 1948 and
1949, $2,000 in 1950 to 1957,
• •!
$4,000 in 1958 to 1960, $5,000
in 1961 and 1962, $6,000 in
T
: 1963, and $7,000 in 1964 to
$588,000
road
.<
-
•
'
Dec.
on
1, 1942. They are dated
June 1, 1939, in $1,000 denomina¬
tions, and redeemable at par and
accrued interest at the First Cen¬
tral Trust
Co., Barberton J
■
t
'
•
•
1967.
Dated Dec.
1, 1942. Denomina¬
tion $1,000.
A separate bid for
each issue, (not less than par and
accrued interest) is required. Bid¬
ders are requested to name the
interest rate or rates, in multi¬
ples
of
XA of 1%; and each bid
$2,274,000 of city bonds held
City
for
Sinking
sale
Fund
Nov.
on
and
Bank
of
to
the
156,
p.
syndi¬
First Na¬
a
of
Chicago, Weeden
& Co., San Francisco; City Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., Kansas
City; Milwaukee Co. of Milwau¬
kee, Illinois Co. and Paul H. Davis
& Co., both of Chicago, at a price
of
108.334.
108.307
Second
made
was
composed
Corp.,
of
high
by
the
Harris
.
General
as
amended,
and
under
resolu¬
a
ditional bids will be received. The
approving opinion of Peck, Shaf¬
fer, Williams & Gorman, of Cin¬
cinnati, will be furnished. Enclose
certified
bonds
check
bid
for,
county.
an
First
Trust
&
bid
of
account
Boston
Savings
for
1%
of
payable
"
v'-
i
the
to
the
;",
Tenders
shaw,
Wantedr-W. F. Robi-
Village
Clerk,
announces
sealed
tenders
Dec. 7.
p.m. on
of
sum
about
$5,000 is
A
available
for purchase of bonds.
Third
high bid of 108;132
by the. First National
Bros. &
Salomon
Hutzler, in joint account.
;
Steubenville, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $13,000 paving
16—v. 156, p.
1651—were
Co.
of
awarded
Columbus,
price of
100.45,
the
to
l%s,
as
basis
a
of
Ohio
at
a
about
Dated Dec. 1, 1942 and due
!,' as follows: $1,000 from
1944 to 1950 incl. and $2,000 from
to
1953
bid
of
by
Ryan;
100.28
Cleveland, Ohio
YYF
receive / sealed
offerings
of city
bonds in
the
amount
of
approximately
$500,000, under the following con¬
ditions: All offerings shall be in
writing and show the par value,
transportation, system
date
of
maturity,
approximate
dollar price and yield to final ma¬
turity.
The
city
bonds
reserves
purchased
the right
which
on
de¬
are
livered
subsequent to eight days
after sale to pay accrued interest
up to that date only.
shall
The bonds will be awarded to the
Nov. 25.
The
city
reserves
the right to
all offerings. Offerings will be received up
to noon on Nov.
24, at the office
of
any or
the
Director
remain
of
firm
Finance,
until
and
noon
of
Delivery to be made at
&
Co.
of
interest
Denoms.
Dune
Jan.
1,
building
1,
coupon
Interest J-J.
as
Dated Jan.
$1,000 and $250.
follows: $250 in
1962.
Registerable as to
Bids must be for
principal only.
the
whole
will
be
amount,
and
accepted for
bids
no
portion of
a
the full amount of said issue. Pay¬
free from any tax or
taxes,
able
except gift, succession
tance
taxes,
levied
or
now
The
sold
highest
the
to
hereafter
or
by
monwealth.
inheri¬
or
assessed
the
bonds
Com¬
will
be
responsible
less
than
par
and accrued inter¬
sealed
bids
Nov.
on
chase of
$78,000
revenue
until
23
for
re¬
p.m.
the
pur¬
bonds.
operating
Dated Nov.
1,
1942. Denom. $1,000. Due Nov.
1,
as follows: $8,000 in 1943 to 1950
and $7,000 in 1951 and 1952. Bid¬
coupon
der
to
in
multiple of V4 of 1% and must
a
be the
name
the
rate
of
interest
for all of the bonds.
same
The
approving opinion of Burgwin, Scully & Churchill, of Pitts¬
burgh, will be furnished. Enclose
a
certified check for
able to
the
$1,56.0,
pay¬
Borough Treasurer.
Damascus Township (P. O. Hones-
dale), Pa.
no
to
Enclose
47.
for
2%
bids
until
will
2
the purchase
ship bonds.
p.m.
receive
on
Dec.
and
—one
the
of
other
the
group of in¬
banks assist¬
ing
and
Drexel
&
Co.
Lehman
Brothers in effecting exchange of
the bonds as agents of the
City
of
Philadelphia; and the cities
which
their
located,
principal offices
are
Bankers
follows:
as
Trust
Co., New York;
Moncure Biddle &
Co., Philadel¬
phia; Biddle, Whelen & Co., Phil¬
adelphia; Blyth & Co., Inc., New
York and San
Francisco; Alex.
Brown &
Sons, Baltimore; The
Chase National Bank of the
City
of New York, New
York; Chemi¬
cal Bank & Trust
Co., New York;
Charles Clark & Co., New
York;
C. C. Collings &
Co., Philadel¬
phia; Elkins, Morris & Co., Phila¬
delphia;;
Equitable
Securities
Corp., Nashville;; The First Bos¬
ton Corp., Boston and New
York;
First of Michigan
Corp., Detroit;
First National Bank & Trust
Co.,
Minneapolis; E. W. Clark & Co.,
Philadelphia.
Also
Graham,
Parsons
&
Co.,
Philadelphia; Hannahs, Ballin
the
bid
certified
a
for,
check
value of the
par
offices:
&
payable
to
the
Township (P. O. Neville
Branch, Pittsburgh), Pa.
Island
Bank
&
Trust
Co., - St. Louis;
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, New York; R. H. Moulton
& Co., Los Angeles and San Fran¬
cisco; W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.,
Merrill
District Treasurer.
Neville
Also
Mellon Securities Corp.,
Pittsburgh; Mercantile-Commerce
Bond Offering — C. D. Francis,
Township Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EWT) on
Dec. 1 for the purchase of $30,000
park and playground bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1942.
Denomination $1,000.
Due $3,000 Dec. 1, 1943 to
Philadelphia; The Northern Trust
Co., Chicago; Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
New York;
Reynolds & Co., New
York; E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc.,
New York; Smith, Barney &
Co.,
New York; Stern Brothers &
Co.,
Kansas City; Stroud & Co.,
Inc.',
1952. Bidders to name the rate of
.Philadelphia; The Wisconsin Co.,
interest in multiples of xk of 1%.
Milwaukee; and Yarnall & Co.*
No bid for less than par and ac¬
Philadelphia.
Sale
the
interest will be considered.
conditioned
approval of
Af¬
on
Department
fairs.
of
Enclose
a
certified check for $600,
payable to the township.
&
offer
an
by
and.
liead
39
Lehman
nation¬
investment
a
the
city to
change for new refunding bonds
outstanding bond issues of
city
totaling
$162,296,000.
Bonds eligible for the exchange
the
lic
are
in the hands of the pub¬
to $140,582,000.
The
amount
on
Nov. 16.
of
1565—was
p.
awarded
to
$45,156,
E.
H.
Rollins &
Sons, Inc., Philadelphia,
iy4s, at a price of 100.46, a basis
as
about
1.17%.
Dated Nov.
1,
Nov. 1 from 1943
on
Second
1952 incl.
100.14
for
iy4s
West
View
high bid of
made
by
Scribner
of
was
Singer, "• Deane
Pittsburgh.
&
Municipal
ex¬
certain
which
issue
1942, and due
firms and banks which is effect¬
ing
Sale—The
000 bonds offered Nov. 12—v.
of
Offer Effective
Co.
Brothers, jointly,
wide
group
of
Bond
to
Bond Exchange
—Drexel
Rankin, Pa.
Internal
The
Authority,
Pa.
Bond
Sale—A
syndicate
com¬
posed of Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Inc., Toledo; Stifel, Nicolaus &
Co., St. Louis; John Nuveen &
Co., Chicago; E. H. Rollins & Sons,
Inc., Philadelphia; Singer, Deane
&
Scribner, Moore, Leonard &
Lynch, and Glover & MacGregor,
all of Pittsburgh; Hay
den, Miller
but hear the same rates of interest
& Co., First Cleveland
Corp., and
to the original callable dates as
Hawley, Shepard & Co., all of
the outstanding bonds to be ex¬
Cleveland; Newton, Abbe & Co.,
changed. Thereafter all refunding
Boston;
McDonald-Coolidge
&
bonds bear interest at ZVa%. The
Co., Cleveland; S. K. Cunningham
outstanding bonds to which the &
Co., and George G. Applegate,
exchange offer applies are issues both of
Pittsburgh, recently pur¬
optionally callable by the city be¬ chased
$3,500,000 2%%, 3% and
tween 1944 and 1953,: inclusive.
3%% water revenue bonds. They
The exchange offer, which rep¬
were issued
by the above author¬
resents the largest municipal re¬
ity in connection with its acqui¬
financing operation of its kind on sition of a
privately-owned water
record, is provided for under the
system in the Borough of West
city's refunding plan of 1942, just View.
The
bonds
are
payable
adopted, and is similar to the ex¬
solely from revenues of the water
change offer made through the
utility. The bonds are as follows:
new
bonds, where redeem¬
bankers
same
ing
under
the
refund¬
of 1941 as a result of
which
exchanges totaling over
$83,000.000. of the city's bonds
plan
days
effected.
The
maturities
of the
new
re¬
sealed
funding bonds of 1942 range from
10
1958 to 1975, and the
bonds,twhere
redeemable,
become
optionally
callable by the city on various
dates beginning in 1949. For the
for
of $4,400 4% town¬
Denom. $100.
Due
June 10, as follows: $2,000 in 1943
and $2,400 in 1944.
Interest J-D.
$1,500,000 3y4s. Due Nov. 1, 1982.
Subject
to
redemption
by
publication
of
a
notice
30
,
holders of about 90% of the bonds
prior
to
any
interest
after
Nov.
1,
1943, at 105 and accrued in¬
date
terest
on
and
to
date
700.000 2%s.
lows:
1944,
of
redemption.
Due Nov. 1, as fol¬
$50,000 in
1943
and
and $75,000 in 1945 to
1952.
and Financial Chronicle (Reg. U. S. Patent
Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Spruce Street, New
York, BEekman 3-3341.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher:
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
Chicago—In-charge of Fred H. Gray, Western Representative, .Field
Building (Telephone State 0613). London—Edwards & Smith,1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E.C. Copyright 1942 by William
B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second-class matter February 25, 1942, at the nost 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 lor foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York:-funds.
Commercial
William
in
are
bid combining two dif¬
of
amount
were
Bond Offering—Solicitor James
Rutherford
provided
1965
able, have extended callable dates
Mc-
8
are
in
Lee, New York; Harriman Ripley
ferent rates of interest will be ac¬ & Co., Inc., New York;;
Harris,
Hall & Co., Inc.,
cepted.
The award will be made
Chicago; Hemp¬
to the successful bidder subject hill, Noyes & Co., New
York; W. E.
to the approval of the Department Hutton & Co., Cincinnati;
Kidder,
of Internal Affairs.
These bonds Peabody & Co., New York, Bos¬
ton
and
carried
at
the
general election
Philadelphia;
Lazard
held on Nov. 3, by a vote of 164 Freres & Co., New York.
est, but
The
A.
due
1975.
Members
bidder, provided such bid is not
offer became effective
Y
Cally, Borough Secretary, will
(EWT)
Offerings Wanted — Joseph T.
Sweeny, Director of Finance, will
Sutherland
high
made
was
Aliquippa, Pa.
Offering—Mabel
Bond
ceive*
,
l^s
PENNSYLVANIA
a
>
for
Second
\
Stuart & Co.,
.
incl.
Toledo.
The National City Bank syndicate
offered -108.114 and the Halsey,
Inc., account named
price of 108.035. Several other
syndicates entered bids|;
purchase of $17,000 not to exceed
Philadelphia, Pa.
bonds offered Nov.
rison.
of New York and
tors, will receive sealed bids until
p.m. (EWT) on Nov. 27 for the
6
>
1951
made
Bond Offering—Claud
Mellick,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
bonds.
maturities
in
vestment firms and
Bloomsburg,
R. D. 4), Pa.
3%
eligible for exchange, two choices
of
series
of
Oct.'
Bank
the
approving opinion of
refunding
Burgwin, Scully & Churchill, of
bonds, dated July 1, 1938, will be
Pittsburgh,
will
be
furnished.
received until 8
that
& Trust Co.,' St. Louis; First of
Michigan Corp. and Breed & Har¬
was
of
Township School
District (P. O.
crued
Solon, Ohio
Bank, Mercantile-Commerce Bank
amount of the bonds of each rate.
one
the
not less than the par value there¬
of and accrued interest.
No con¬
1.43%.
reject
name
of
10-mill limitation. Said bonds will
be sold to the highest bidder for
offered
17—v.
awarded
composed
tional
Act
accordance with
investment account of the
rate for part of
the bonds of any issue
(having
the earliest maturities) and an¬
other rate for the balance, but no
bid
may
name
more
than two
rates for any issue, and each bid¬
der must specify in his bid the
may
Bond
Code, particularly Section 2293-5
Sinking Fund Awards Bonds—
in the
about
authority of the
general laws of Ohio and the Uni¬
a
Cincinnati, Ohio
The
county
are
under
City from
taxes to be levied within the
.
•
the
or
duly passed by the Board of
County Commissioners on Nov. 2,
1942.
Said
bonds
are
payable
funding bonds will be redeemed
.
.
of
announces that $58,000
works
improvement
re¬
1730—were
N. C.
Bond
Call—C. E. Duncan,
water
cate
Macon
of
tion
Auditor,,
law,
bid
purchase
Barberton, Ohio
Federal income tax
the successful bidder may,
at his election, be relieved of his
obligations under the contract to
purchase the bonds and in such
case the deposit accompanying his
the
and in
check for
York
for
23
tioned
the
bonds
to
Jan. 1 from 1944 to 1955 incl.
New
like principal
a
tor,
form
of
issued for the pur¬
are
of
amount
$18,000 refunding bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1, 1942, and due $1,500 on
furnished
Due
of refunding
pose
City.
General
obligation, unlimited tax obliga¬
tions of the county, regisferable
as to principal only. Delivery on
or
about Dec. 3 at place of pur¬
chaser's choice.
Bidding form to
be
Dated Nov.
$1,000.
which have matured
County Audi¬
Minnewaukan, until 2 p.m.
on
sealed
Nov. 30 for the
on
at the office of the
pay¬
able in New York
Mitchell
noon
M-N.
Denom.
Dak.
Offering— Ben
Pleasant
to
Commissioners, will receive
DAKOTA
Leeds School District No. 6, N.
Mount
Ohio
,
NORTH
rates,
3
Offering—James T. Phil¬
lips, Clerk of the Board of County
$14,480, payable to the State
,
of the
■
an
of
Treasurer.
multiple of lh of 1%
a
and each bid may name two
Nov.
the voters sanctioned
Bond
$3,000 from 1954 to 1962
Rate
the
2%
order
1942.
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
purchase of $22,000 not to exceed
Boston, will be fur¬
Enclose a certified check 3V2% interest refunding bonds. In¬
Dodge,
ing
bid
Voted —At
for
to
1943, $1,000 in 1944 to 1947, $250
issue of $8,000 fire
department in 1948, $1,000 in 1949 to 1952,
bonds.
$250 in 1953, $1,000 in 1954 to
1957, $250 in 1958, and $1,000 in
Scioto County (P. O.
Portsmouth), 1959
ac¬
his
Interest
Middleport, Ohio
election
bonds
approving opinion of
The
1951 incl.
certified check for
$350,
payable to order of the village, is
required.
Federal
successful
the
A
check
payable
Nov. 28
on
of
fighting
F-A.
same
turned.
interest coupon school build-,
issue.
law,
such
6%
incl.
the
noon
purchase
1819
township, is required.
$3,250 4%
equipment bonds.
Denomination $250. Due on Feb.
private
companying
-purchase of $45,000 not to exceed
incl. and
of
the
fire
bidder may, at his election, be re¬
lieved of his obligations under the
Commission, will receive
Dated
for
able by the terms of any
Currituck
ernment
bonds
certified
bonds,
sealed bids until
type and character shall be tax¬
CAROLINA
•
from
by
A
well, Village Clerk, will receive
In the event that
received
FL
of
Jackson Center, Ohio
prior to the delivery of the bonds
issue.
Director
Bond Offering—Ronald D. Max¬
,
maturities.
chaser's choice.
the
of
in another
office of the
nance.
only; general obligations; unlim¬
ited tax; delivery at place of pur¬
order of the town.
"above
the
the
cost
interest
York.
a certi¬
payable to
$600,
purchase
to
lowest interest
Principal
payable
in
New
Registerable as to principal
and
Proposals
accompanied by
check
the
at
county, such cost to be de¬
termined by deducting the total
amount of the premium bid from
the aggregate amount of interest
upon all of the bonds until their
the First National Bank of Green-
-in New York
offering
bonds
single:
rate*of interest, expressed in a
multiple of % or l/10th of 1%.
Prin. and int. (J-D) payable at
.
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL.CHRONICLE
1820
•
800,000 3s. Due Nov. 1, as fol¬ system revenue bonds.r Dated Oct.
lows: $75,000 in 1953 to 1956, 1,1942. Denom. $1,000. Due $10,and $100,000 in 1957 to 1961, 000 on Oct. 1 from 1945 to 1954
Interest A-O.
Callable in
500,000 3V4s. Due $100,000 Nov. incl.
whole or in part at the city's op¬
-1, 1962 to 1966.
curities
Corporation, L. F.; Roths¬ The block is part of
an issue pur¬
chased in, 1939 by the Prudential
child & Co., Stranahan, Harris &
Company, Inc., Bacon,, Stevenson'
& Co./B. J, Van Ingen & Co, Inc.',
at
Nuveen
&
Co, Hemphill,
Denomina¬ tion,. in inverse numerical order Noyes & Co., Roosevelt & Weion
any interest date at par and gold, Inc., Paine, Webber,- Jack¬
Principal and interest
to
redemption son & Curtis/Harris, Hall & Com¬
payable at the Chase National accrued 'interest
-Bank, New York. The bonds, is¬ date, on not less than 30 days' pany, Inc., Eastman, Dillon & Co,
sued by the Municipal Authority advance
notice.
Payable, from Kean, Taylor & Co, Graham, Par¬
of the Borough, a public corpora¬
revenues
of the, water
system,- sons &. Co, Coffin & Burr, Inc.,
tion of the
Commonwealth, for after prior payment of various Hawley, Shepard & Co, Otis i &
the purpose of acquiring a pri¬ operating charges.
,City will fur¬ Co,-Inc., "Hayden, Miller & Co,
vately-owned water system, in the nish legal opinion; of Chapman & Field, Richards & Co, Braun, Bosopinion
of
counsel,
constitute Cutler of Chicago, and all. bids' worth &■ Co, C. F. Childs & Com-;
valid and legally binding obliga¬ will be so conditioned.
A certi¬ pany, Eldredge- & Co, Inc., New-;
tions' of the Authority, payable fied check for 2% of the bonds, burger, Loeb &
Co;, Cumberland
"solely from the operation of the payable to order of the City Securities Corp., Geo. ,B.. Gibbons
water
system
acquired by the Treasurer, is required.
;
>
s & Co, Inc., R. S. Dickson & Com¬
Authority and any extensions and
pany, Inc.,- and Nashville Securi¬
Nashville, Tenn.
/
additions * thereto
and
hereafter
ties Company. .'■
>Z;!Z ZyV'z»})
'made. The Authority, in the opin¬
The, bonds
in the -.opinion- of;
Secondary OfferingZ- A syndi¬
ion of counsel, has power and is
are
valid
and ■.}. binding,
cate headed by Blair & Co., Inc./ counsel
.obligated to fix rates and collect and
Halsey, Stuart & Co., both of obligations of the city secured by
; charges for the services furnished
New. York, purchased on Nov. 18 a pledge of, and ' payable. solely
by said water system so as to from the Prudential Life Insur¬
from,; the■ revenues derived: from
provide
revenues
sufficient
to ance Co. of
Newark,- a block of the operations of the "municipal
pay, as the same shall respectively
$5,990,000 "2W..'series A electric electric power plant and distribu^
become
due, the principal and
tion" system of the citywhich, has
power revenue bonds at a price
interest on the bonds, in addition
of 102.38, a basis of about 2.05%; the: power, and has convenanted
to paying the necessary expenses
Dated June 1, 1939 and due se¬ to maintain rates sufficient to pay;
of operating and maintaining the,
rially on June 1 from 1951 to 1959 as they become due, the' pr incipal
system and to establish an annual
incl.
The banking group made and interest on these'-bonds,-. as
fund to provide for routine capital
public re-offering of the bonds well "as to provide for all oper¬
additions.
Legality approved by
from a yield of 1.40% to a price of ating maintenance expenses and
Thomson, Wood & Hoffman of
for reserves for renewals arid,re¬
103.25.
They are part of a total
New York, and Burgwin, Scully
issue Which was outstanding 'as placements and for debt "service:
& Churchill of Pittsburgh.
of June 30, 1942 in the principal;
Bond Sale Comment —In con¬
amount of $13,780,000.
Legality
nection with the sale, thej- New;
RHODE ISLAND
approved by Caldwell & Raymond
Dated Nov.
96.57.,
V-
.
.
"The y three / banking
headed respectively by
..
John
•
Monday,-November ;23; 1942
'
1, 1942.
;
the Ranson-Davidson Co, Wich¬
ita, and, the Columbian Securities
Corp, San Antonio, jointly,- as re¬
ported in v.'156, p. 1006, were sold'
■
groups,
.
Blair
at
&
Co, Inc.,. Halsey, Stuart & Co,
Inc.; and Blyth & Co, Inc., com¬
tion $1,000.
price of
a
100.054,
basis of
a
about 2.394%, as
follows: $36,000
2 V2S, due $6,000 on April 1 from
as
•
bined
1946
yesterday under the lead¬
ership of Blair & Co, to purchase
the bonds,"
.'
,z
trict, Texas
TEXAS
■/
-
Fieldton
Independent
School Dis-,
,■'
■
.
-
and
r-
turing in the
Note Sale—The issue of
$300,006
12—v. 156, p.
notes offered Nov.
;
1652—-was
awarded
to
redeemable
Goldman,
0.81%
discount. Dated Nov. 12,1942 and
due Nov. 12, 1943.
The First Na¬
of
Bank
best bidder,
0.89%.
-
,
Boston
naming
TENNESSEE
'
Cleveland, Tenn.
Bond Offering
v
City
Clerk,
bids
the
until
will
2
maturity.
<
with
Blair, &
Halsey,
and
in, the
offering
Co.;
group
Brothers,
Lehman
Corp.,
sealed
Moseley & Co., Stone &
and
purchase of $100,000 2% water
Inc.,
Blodget,
General.
due
F.
former
S.
was
bid. of.
Ohio Water Service
list of corporate-bonds, notes,
a
British & Continental
American,
tures
dated
American
I,
/;
•
:
,
Corp.' 5 Va rio
conv.
Common
mtge.
gen.
sinking
I,
due
Corp.,
Corp.
1738
Tennessee
lien
Continental
1
1604
1
1771
15-year conv. 3V2s, due 1951__^Dec,
Corp., preferred stock__L.____.i_-.—_Jan
■
Denver Tramway Corp.
gen. &
Eastern Car Co., Ltd..
ref. mtge. bonds, due 1950_Jan
1694
■
'
Co.
1780
4T deben.,: due -1956__r_Dec .1
General Shoe Corp., 15-year 3V4'/ deben.,;due-1956—-.-Dec
1
Graton & Knight Co., 1st mtge. 43/4% bonds, due 1951_Dec. 1
1689
Fairbanks.
Morse & Co.
Great
Northern
G
H.
and
Ry.
20-yr.
July ,'1.
due
6^0
d
,•
Jefferson*&
1st
Clearfield
mtge.
1695
■
moneys 1st
&
due
Mortgage Co.,
ser. A & B, -
'1615
/
L1615
i
•
1st mtge.
..
..
2
1
mtge.
3.6 (/o
1690
due
4s,
1960_'. Jan
bonds
20-yr.
Dec-
1609
1
1
'
1776
1690
--Nov 21
:—-Dec
-
27
Mayaguez Lgt., Pwr. & Ice Co. 1st mtge. 6V2S due"1953_Jan
1
Properties, Inc. secured 5V2s debs, due 1946_Nov 25
1690
1690
Mercantile
RR.
4Q
bonds,
foreign
series., due
1960
Mississippi River Pwr. Co.
1st tntge.
5s.
Montana
1st
5 'c
Coal
Iron
&
Co..
mtge,
Dec ,1
due 1951___-__Jan
bonds—
1691
1
The dividends announced this week
Corp. of N. Y. collat. trust mtge.
due
B,
Abbott
Name ol Comvany
thare
Laboratories,-common.
Extra
1777
Nov 23
National
Steel
Newport
1st & ref.
New York,
6 'i>-
Corp..
&
mtge.
2 V2 'r
due
1950
York
Merchandise
New
York
Railways Corp.,
Niagara
North
Ohio
12
1777
1
t2283
1st mtge bonds, due ,1947_Nov .25
—i.—1
—Dec 30
1691
Gas
19^9
Electric
&
Co..
Inc..
prior
rToifd
lien
Falls
s^ock—
-
Co..
Nov
" !
1—
——
1
Co.
preferred
1st
&
ref.
316s of
1936—.—-Dec
1
debentures
stock
due
1954—^
6 4
1778
&
ciass A
Co.
-
—-
Dec
15
.
1611
1242
*
1692
Gas
Atlantic
Coast 'Line
Atlantic
Coast
Iron
Bayuk
Mfg.
preferred
American
American
54
6 7c
B
12-
12-24
(quar.)
Business
Chain
SI
-
(year-end)
Shares
Cable,
-
12-15
pfd. (quar.i
<quar.)_—
12-
12-23
12-12
2-,
1
■.,
.;
preferred
preferred
Blue/op
11-27
'
-
Boss
Scrymser
1-
2
12-15
1-
1
12-22
6%
12-
1
11-16
Boston
<1-2
12-21
Boston
50c
$1
&
&
Co,
2
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Boyertown
2
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12-
1-
4
12-
4
2
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12-
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12-26
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12-10
11-30
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11-30
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12-15
12-
1
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12-30
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5
1- 2
12-15
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12-21
11-30
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12-23
11-30
10c
12-21
12-
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2-1
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~Y~
12-22
12-
12-15,
11-30
11-16
11-9
37 Vac
~~7
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.
1
7
12-15
50c
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(Conn.)
12-15,.
J20c
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^
25c
12-
15c
(quar )_
12-15
12-
12-18
11-30
$1(4
zZZ/
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1-
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1
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11-25
12-1
11-25
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12-31
12-15
12-18
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.'
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11-30*
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12-
12-
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2
8 7 (4 c
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11-30
11-18
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3
l-i2
12-10
30c
12-11
11-27
$1V4'
""
12-31
-.25c-
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Briggs & Stratton Corp. 4 ;
r"'
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(quarZ)ZZZZ
-
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\
1-22
25c
Machinel
Breeze Corporation
12-15 * '
12-
1-
'
(year end)
~
Burial Casket
(quaf.)ZZZ
12-
9
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Railway (quar.)
Herald-Traveler ■ (extra iZZZZZZ'"
Wharf Co.
12-J
12-31v
12-21
12-
25c
20c
Brass
Manufacturing
12-15
$ 1V2"
12-21
$3(4
,
1
■12- 9
12-23
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(quar.)
12-15
a2-i5l.
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12-23.
$3
30c
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$114
common
12-
"
~
(quarj
Mfg._^
}
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50c
*
4
12-15
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Fdy. &
Boston Elevated
•
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,12-
$1
)
(quar.)ZZZ"'
(year-end)_____^ZZ~Z~"
Brewing Co. 6%
Aluminum
Borne
12-
12-24
.
..
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pfd.
Black-Glawson Co. com.
(quar.)
Bohn
12-18
-
$7
12-15
11-16
25C
,
tyear-cnd/ZzZ
Birmingham Electric, $6 pfd.
6 %
12-11
1-1:
1
$3
1-
4
5c
(year-end l
conv.
'
Radio
$3A2
(s-a)
common
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preferred (quar.)__j_._
.
$i?/2
;
Mfg., 4%
&
37Vac
(year-fend.)^
'
12- 4
1-15
35c
„L„__1
com.
Bemberg Corp. !'■/„■ pfd.
preferred
American
class
;..Z
3
1
1-15
pfd.Zaccum
8
12r24
12-10
y
Co.,
Birdsboro Steel
0/ Jtec.
1-
1
2-
11-28
$2
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12-
12-
•
$3
$2.25
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4
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"
ZZZ"""""/' '*
Line..RR. .(year-end)
Cotpi; conuxion_i^aZZZ
Works
12-12
2-15
$1'4.
'
(quar.)„l
Light, 6%
Atrahtic Rayon
12-12
12-12
'pfdZiZ/
1
commonZ-Z-—/-
Refining,
preferred
Bath
Hdldert
12-24-
20c
(quaiy)—
of America,
American Central
A,
5%
Atlanta
Belmont
10c
,
4
—
|year-end)
Gas
Supply Mfg.,
Aluminum
American
25
secies
Aero
Oil
"
$6
Co.4_.i;__'
Belknap Hardware
When
Payable
■■
40c
.preferred .(qliar.),
Adams
$1.50
Jan
bonds,
:
Power Co..
1691
Co.,
——Jan
—
American
Oil
JDec
due
Ry„
5s, due 1944
New
1958
31
notes,
Hampton
Chi. & St. L. RR.,
debentures,
due
—Dec
^
News
.
44.
bonds, series
1946
Mfg.
&
12-12 i'-
12-17
$1 '/V
$2
$2.50 prior preference
are:
Per'
* ;
,
"
pfd/(accum jZZy
■
'
Mortbon
>
•
2
2
1-2
B
//* preferred <quar.) ——•i^____ilZZ'2z'
; Associates Investment Co.,' com; (qmirZ"""",
-
1690
Midi
given
Investment News Department" in the, week when
declared,-•
> ;
.
or
•
'5
we
-
A
------1Z___„,_jZZiz3I"ZZ'*'~~"**'
Oil
11-
■■
15c
:
and
•
of
-4-_,4L_„„__ZZZZZ
Class' B ;(year-endfcr::.
Ashland
12-
■'
Asbestos:Corp.,. Ltd. (quar.)
are
12-
55
the
(quar.)
Corp.
'! Arkansas Natural Gas 6'!/
V, Armstrong Rubber, class A
Corporation
1690
share
&'Tel.
Co.^(quar.)
American Woolen Co., 7r/o
v/.
ol Ree.
12-21
12(40
Z"'
(quar.)_i__i.._~ZZZZ
Applied Arts Corp.
(year-end/j„i„jyZZZ"
"Arcade, Cotton Mills, 6% pfd.
(s-a)ZZ~~"**-.'
Then we follow with a second table in
show the dividends previously
announced, but *
which have not yet been paid.
Further details and rec¬
which
13(4
American Tel.
Edison
Holders
Payable
i5c
.
V.k prior preferred
tSee Volume'155. ■■'if.
ord of past dividend payments in many cases are
under the company . name in our "General
Indiana County
Co.
we
each
Stores
Apex Electrical
in
T- 1
When
;
12-21
y-
non-cumulative
Arizona
amount
common, payable in the
share of 5 4, pref. stock
one
'
current week.
---Jan
Iron
20-yr .bonds-,
3.6 '<•
514
Dec
income deben., due 1948..
5%
1689
„
1950
RR., unified
Marshall Field & Co.
mtge.
1
first
that
25c
Building Co., com. (year-end)
preferred,^;
^
Co./
41:* ,f,
"'
American Sugar
Refining, 7%' pfdflquVrZZ;
American Surety'. Co/
y.
1
T/o
American
-
'
considering
Snare
American Ship
grouped in two separate/ tables. / In the
bring together all the dividends announced the
,*
2
1950____—Dec
■
1st & ref. mtge. 5s,
Z
:
Coal
bonds
5'y
Louisville •& Nashville
,1st
due
Dividends
■>
(year-end)
,
Extra
-
com.
75c,peV share"on
of
1958
Issue-1.
Bond
are
of
$1
1
American Service Co.-class a- V"
;.;. $3 preferred '(annual)i_;'j_4__lZr/_ZZZZ
-
DIVIDENDS
1774
B
to
the county's general fund.
National Finance Corp—
non-cumulative preferred
(year-end
i.f
**
•
160 7
of
&
stock for
-,
•
,
"<
gold bonds, series A. due July 2,-1943—Jan
International Paper Co.
due 1947
Lincoln
-
Dec., 8
Times. Inc. 10-yr. serial debs.,
Telephone <fe Telegraph Co.— -
1st mtge.
series
1946
Hartford
Home
bonds,
4conv.
mtge.
gen.
to
(quar.)
American
1157
'
'
ratio
.
A
1947
$617,810 bonds to fund
overdraft
Bldg.,
1st
•Announcements in this issue.
1047
the
(quar.)4__„4_}YY}}Y
common
American Hardware
■'■■Extra
1613
'
lr
bonds, due 1952_„Jan'T
1st mtge. 6%
issue of
an
Large
officials
IIZ "
Steel Corp*," serial
debentures, due 1944, i 1946, 1947, 19*48 'and 1951,-—-AiLAcl—Dec 3L
11615
Walworth Co., 20-yr. 6(/ debentures due
■;•.'••■<1.
t-Apr I 1
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc., 6%' debentures
due'1948-'Dec 18 -•
West Virginia Pulp & Paper
Co., 1st mtge. 3s/dUe T954-Dec : 1
1616
1688
Considers
County
.
■
United
1771
from
County (P. O. Fort
Worth), Texas
;
:■
common
held
j I'
American Export Lines. 5
(/.pfd. (quar.)
American Felt Co., common
(year-end)
6(c preferred
(quar.)
American Furniture Mart
1613
1688
1
.
Corp.,
Steel
1
Coal
B
Co.
Interest A-O.
}
(ouar.)Ji:i.JT
common
preference
y
1612
..
States
l
&
of
re¬
Tarrant
Athens),
'Special' dividend
1613
debs., due 1945—'£_Dec 15;'
6% debs, due 1945—2
purchase
Class
■
.
bonds
RR.
Oct.
on
Nameef Company
class
,
1603
30
Dec
Consolidated Oil
;
1945.
4V2S, due 1951i__^Jan
1st & ref.
V
'■*
.
1
pref. stockJDec
>
bonds, series
1968
Ry. & Lighting Co.
f.
s,
Due
314s.
as
<.
Colortype Co.,
Class A
-
l
1687
1950__J-__-_-^-_Dec?
conv-.
-
'
Sept. 14
<
■
1
through Crummer
Dallas,
preferred i.ve&r-endi
American Cyanamid Co.—
•>.,/'
•
funded
of
5%
;
conv.
Consolidated
6 Yv
Third Avenue
1687
Sweetwater, Texas
Knicker¬
-
;
v
»
1612
Nov 27
mtge. 5s dated July 1, 1887-——Dec
l"
Toledo Ediscin Co., 3'/a c/« debentures, due I960——„t)ec ^
1
United Gas '8c Electric
Corp.^ 7% pref. stock-—Dec
1 -
.
1st mtge. 3%%
10-yr. "conv.
10-yr.
^
Wash¬
April 10 in
on
American
1332,
,
Studebaker
/
ref.'t••'/•v!-'
collat;
like amount;!
a
having a maxi¬
maturity date up to 1972."
bonds, dated April" incl.,
due
1
5s, due, 1950—Dec
&
by
refunding bonds, dated
15, 1942, optional'in part
Per
1*692 ;
mtge.- 3%-6(:e.»v
mtge.
&
awarded
1692
.Scoyille Mfg. Co., 10-yr. 314 (/ debentures, due 1950-^-_DeC'12 ? ■
Joseph, Alberta,- 1st 6s, due 1937-J9484d-^Jan. ...2,
Staley (A. E. ) Mfg. Co. 7% pref. stocks———I——-Jan /l?.
Studebaker
(1938 issue)Dec
6% red.
Ltd.,
Commonwealth Edison Co.,
ref.
a
21/2%
mum
County: Consolidated
1778
deben.;. due 1949—iDec^ 1
1st
■:}
-
reports, the city has
press
Page
.Sisters of St.
1146
1
Gas & Electric Co., 1st mtge. 3VaS, due 1967_Dec,
Colon Development Co.,
;•!
•
1738
fund debentures,'due
Date
series._;jJan',13/.
Electric Co./ 1st mtge.
,
after 10 years and
Houston, for the origi¬
bonds
—
———Dec
4% 'jo
road
basis;
lstTienv&
of
:"y; " ;
Texas
■■
'y y;;
Bond Issue Details—The $50,000
!2039-„L_i_—15
Congregation,
:1738
:
sinking, fund debentures
Conn.
General
Vojtiechus-
bonds, due! 1956„Dec
5
stock
4%%
^ Cincinnati
deb. due 1944_Dec
stock
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.—
k,
bonds,
—uDec
Corp;,
;.
Salmon River Power Co., 1st
mtge. .5% bonds/due 1952_Feb
1
San Antonio Public Service
Co., 1st mtge. 3&s, due
1970
!
—:„L——_—-L-A-;——Nov; 25
■•••■
1413
Preferred
5'/«
Portland
1
Bendix Home Appliances, Inc.,
Belvidere Hotel
due
A,
Public Service Co. of
Colorado, 4%
—,!--Nov 30
conv.
mtge.
:St.
1737
5%
series
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Service Co.
debs, due
J
Atlantic City Gas Co., 1st mtge. 5s due l960^_i„__o___Nov 24
Atlantic Coast Line RR. 10-year 5% notes, due 1945i-,JDec ,15
I
bonds,
.
McClung
r,
Henderson
debentures, due 1952__Dec 15
Co.-consoh
L.
Road District No. 1 (P. O.
sinking fund bonds, dated 1936—A__—___Dec
——Feb
Chemical
3V2%
1, 1956.
be refunded
San
incl, have been exchanged
/» /•'
certificates, series D, due 1944—'XANov 30 /
conv.
Dec.
signed
/
1955 and 1956.
;
of
par.
nal 5% district
paid
40-year guaranteed
ing to
Sept,
mtge.
Co.
;
62,1
Saba, Texas ?'
•
?
Refunding Authorized—Accord¬
Z; ' * i
■
County Navigation District
(P. O. Houston), Texas
v
4%.' bonds, due; 1964.1 Dec/l/
4s, rdufe 1964—__.-Dec "i
1st mtge.
1st
,
\
Nos. 61 and
$2,000. Dated
Denomination $1}-
1916.
Due
to'
162
San
Ranson-Davidson Co.
bocker of
re¬
/
-«
.
RR.-Pennsylvania
3V2%"gold trust
gold deben¬
1928.
G.
1949
,
Philadelphia! Transportation
Page
Data
5%
Corp.
Co.,
Phelps.Dodge Corp.,
stocks
,
„
Valley Power Co.,
""
called for 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
which the details were given in The "Chronicle."
Company and Issue—►
the
Antonio, at
2.05% basis, which
or a
Nos.
of. $7,000.
Denomination
refunding, contract
whereby its $203,000 4-re¬
enue'bonds, reported sold in vV
funding bonds, Series of 1937, are
156, p. .1566, ,were purchased by
to
to 1952
syndicate
-102.20, or a 2.Q6%
Company and Issue—
Pennsylvania
common
102.38,
1,
amount
1, 1917.
Due Dec. 1, 1947.
I,
000.
—
Zrevey through
price
Dec.
Sept. 1, 1942 and
Gonzales, Texas
;
No.
the
Road Dist. No. 8,
to the amount of
Purchaser
The $225,000 3%,
3Vi%:and 3%% water system rev¬
Paris-Orleans RR., 6,% bonds, foreign series, due 1956:—Dec :,T
Parkview Realty Co:, lsc mtge. bonds, due: 1960„^^-.-_iJan
1
Notices
and
The
groups.
•
$1,000.
Interest M-S.
"'■;■
compared with last, week's highest
Se--
Ottawa
combined
a
of
Sept. 1 from 1953 to 1957
on
incl.
Dated
Dist.
to
burn, Copnty Auditor, reports that
Bonds Refunded—An issue
$100,000 1V2% refunding bonds,
due $10,000
annually from 1943 $35,000 filtration bonds was
in¬
bonds/held in its ^in¬
to
issue
approved by.the State Attorney-
Bonds; Refunded—H.
to bid
portfolio, and. later}
•
An
,
—-
Dated Dec.
$16,753,3%% permanent improve¬
;refunding bonds has been
.
$5,990,000 of Nash-;
power
—
.
v
Road
Harris
comprising members of the/three
are
Equitable
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Below will be found
21/4%
terday
Websteij
,
preferred
block of
Approved
Bond
168,
ment
com-;
week
groups,
County (P. O. Corsicana),
Texas •;
;
m ■■;, ;
Call
Joe
E.
Daniel, ;
County Treasurer, has called for,
payment on Dec. 1, 1942,: the fol-,
lowing 5% bonds:
; v.
,
'•
v/
.
.
y,
•
,
'
'
Navarro
In¬
"
Co.t jected all bids, sold the bonds yes/ 10,. 1930, and
&
Stuart
last
banking
M-N...
Bonds
■\ZZ,Z^
,
ville, Tenn, electric
Blyth & Co., Inc., The First Boston
Nov. 23 for
on
p.m.
a
on
vestment
to
Inc.,
«
receive
vited three
nue
Inc.,
Pat Randolph,
—
Company, ; which
fraction
or
,
Noy.} 19}
proved at the Nov., 3 general elec¬
Freeport, Texas
"The Prudential Life Insurance
thereof, from the date of redempi
;>
.
of 'the
of
follows:
as
tion
■:
■>■■■
each-year
for,
Associated
-V<
•
1%
of
rate
a
option
interest, plus a ■premium of %~.of
next
was
the
city; as a whole, of in part in in¬
verse numerical order; on-any in-;
terest date at > par
and accrued
Sachs & Co., New York, at
tional
at
mented
1955-1959 are
years
"Times"
$1,000 in 1961 and 1962.
terest
•
York
;
,
herst, at par.Dated May 1, 1942.
Due May 1, as follows:-$500 in
1948, $750 from 1949 to 1960 incl.
•
ma¬
'
to the First National Bank of Am-'
.
The bonds
trict, Texas
,'
/,
«
Bonds Voted—An issue of $20,000 construction bonds was
ap¬
f Bonds Sold—An issue of $11,500? tion.
.4%. refunding bonds has been sold
•
City,
$14,000 as
April 1 in 1952
Hermleigh Independent School Dis¬
.
of New York
and
on
and 1953.
■
.
Cranston, R. I.
incl.
1951
to
2y4s, due $7,000
$1 Va
,12- :-l-.'■
75c :
t$l Va
12--' 1
11-21/
12-15/
12--1
12-15
12- ,3
12-15
11-30*
-
'V
•
Volume- 156
Number 4127
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Per
v..
......
rNdmeof Company,
,
EfuCk.Silk
3,5c
1
>■</-,.•./■v.
.
Arher.
deposit rets, tor 5%%"preference..-:
California ink GdJ_!!/__./r;:!i!:!-!-_!!!_./
$1 •,; 12-28
12-18
12-
4%J guaranteed
'
4
5c
11-20
'/50c
12-31
/
/
■
$2
4
12-11.
&%,-preferred! (qute)-_!!/_!_:■
IV'
12-
Carthage.kJlUs,common-ikL-l;:*-i_z>__-^-^-,: - 25c
6%,. preferred A (quar.)Vlvrj;rk-_\:,„i;__-.'$ 1 Vi
"1-
$2'
$i2MiC '
(quar.)—
class
Iron
(quar.)'— 1——_
Harvester
Co/
(quar.)____
Peoples
11-20
1
11-20
1
11-20
12-24
12-31
11-27
1-15
12-19
11-30
1212-
1
12-10
7.% preferred (quar.)
——;
Joy. Manufacturing (quar.)
1
12-17
20c
12-15
11-28
common (year-end)
37(4c
preferred * (qiiar.)_—*•- $iye
Company
—L__25c
12-15
11-30
1-
2
12-15
12-
1
11-21
12-24
11-27
$4.50
Kellogg
-
Kennecott
:
Copper
'
__v
25c
■■Special
v—..-^.±.4—.$1
Key West "Electric '?%"pfd;. A (accum,)'J__—/
$3(4..
Keystone St.eel & Wire (year-end)/.—/___
25c
12-24.
6,% .preferred, B:
Cbntral 3teel;& Wire 6,%
Century EJecfrtc Co. iquart)i_ri_;rlkrV_-_--- " "
10c;. "12-21 " 12-12 ."/ Kilburn Mill —__:/V——
$2
Chesapeake'& „Ohip: Ry.;'cpm7 (quar.)^V_-.". >\"::; 75c-,
T- 1 1 12-. 4.
Kimberly-Clark Corp." com.! (quar,)_/_—___/
25c.
:'Extrav/^^;:;:kj:;7V--l^:L_wV7_v;:''
50c
12,-26
:I2- 4:-;.'a
Extra
J
50c..
$4 obn-pUm/serv/A pfd.
(quar.)' V$l
l- 1/', 12- 4
6% preferred (quar;)
:
'
$1.(4Chesbtough 'Mfg;; iCcmsoi.) -(quar;)/™!!;.::. v*
$1/: .12-14:,
.11-27-;
Kingston Frodiicts Corp...——6c
'.Extra
——'
25c-" .12-14 ;
11-27./'. ' Kinney Mfg. Co. $6 non-cum. pfd.__—__
$1(4
VChristianal Securities com', : (year-end)/™!!'
$18.10
12-15:
11-23 ,;
La Salle Industrial Finance
Corp. com. (qu.) ^
33/4c
t
,7% preferred ' iquar.r-—i—
$1%
1-2, :12-19 V
k70c class A (quar.)' 17(4c™
Chicago Rivet & Machine Co.;V_7;^i_:j_-_.;, ; 12„*/ac
12-15"!; 11-25',-•• La Salle Wines & Champagne.!—_//;
5c
Cincinnati; Street';Rwy. '.(yeaf-ehd);_l;-_v^_ :r' '40c ,,,12-15:/ ,12- IV,; Lake Shore Klines,.-Ltdi
(quar.j____„$20c
City/ Ice & Fuel; com™!™.;;™!™!!;!!//// 30c ; 12-15 ; 12-1
Lamson & Sessions Co. common.!-!—;
10c
'6V/% preferred ,'<quRr.)i;_;__:r!_-™_™
$1%/ 12- 1 1 11-23 "•/
$2.50 .preferred
(quar.)
fc.ii!--—
62(4c
Clark
12-
1
1*
,
1
12-15
,12-
Pittsburgh
Placer
//75c
12-12 V
$!%-:'
cliffs .c<?rp. /_™™_;™™;_i™™i_r__
12-
2
20c
-1
12-
11-30.
2
Lang (John .A.) & Son (quar.)—
Langley's Ltd., 7% conv. pref. (accum.)—
!5 V2
•
12-23
11-10 ^
12- 1
11-25
.11-25 v/ Leath
&
Co.,
$2.50
Life;,Ins.,
CO,
(Louisville,;
-:■•/-
.
*
12-
12-28
25c
Copperweld Steel Co., common (quar.|__„__
..'5%, conv. preferred Vquar.) V;:i_;iCL;__—
Cprnell-Du.bilier Electric, commonV-™!—.-
Special
i:
.
20c
15c
25c
Co.,-common tyear-end)____.v— v $2
preferred (quar.$iy4"
,
Crucible Steel
."
.5'/$
conv.
Cutler-Hapimer,
Delaware
Detroit
&
Steel
RR.
(quar.)__^;_ -
com.
Co., common
Pont
(E.* I.)
11-30
12-
1
'
>
Durez Plastic
.6%
t$l3/4
1-
_•
com.
-
,
.
common
(quar.).. ;•/'
(quar.)
12-15
,
com:
(quar.)
"preferred (quar.)
,5% conv. pfd.-series 1941, (quar.)__r__-V_"';
El Paso Electric, 8pfd.:
(quar.)
5%
■.7fe
preferred A
Electric
Boat
Empire
'
Power
(quar.)J
1
/.11-20
.
V
,
12-15
12-15
$lVa
1-15
;—
$1%
"Co.5...VC—V-*,
$l3/4
Company, common
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
$2
12-15
11-24
12-24
12-17
1-
2
12-17
1-
2
12-17
(quar.)—
$1.31(4
Linotype Co.—$1(4
—
1-15
$1
,
10c
11-30 1
12-15
25c
II-20
Utilities,' common—!„!!!!!__—
25c
preferred (quar.h—;
$1(4
Judson, Voehringer Co
25c
Montreal Cotton, Ltd., com. (quar.)
1$1
,7% preferred (quar.)t$l3/4
5%
.
—
__—
Morgan-;, (jr. P.) & Co. Inc.—!_!—_!!!— /'/ $1(4
English Electric Co. of Canada; Ltd.*^w/'rV,,./y';V:;-''
$2
//
.
v//.; ; \ /* / Munson Line, $4 preferred "A__
;$3, non-cumulative .clasa A (quar.)-/ili'li.rr' f62VaC
Muskegon, ..Piston Ring_i—/__—!—
12-15/ 11-30
_/
35c
Ejrle.& Pittsburgh. RR. gtd.~stock/ (quar.)V-'- / "-:; 80c
Nanaimo-Duncan Utilities, 6(4%; pfd. (quar.)
81 (4c
12-10/ Vil-30
Eyer, Ready. Co/ (Gt. Britain),
National Aviation Corp.
(year-end)__
!
50c
Ltd.—;.-/'/c'-V'
•;
Ordinary • stock," (|nt,erim)Lr.-V-,--V_V--—L/'-.v''. 15
121- 5- V
/Preference, stock; (interim)/
—i-V-V-—" :,'•/* 10%;
'12-, 1 /.ll- 5;s
Fifth & B Corporation——„$1(4
12-15.,, 12- X/.;
Firemen's Fund Indemnity (S. F:)^ (quar.) —./:
60c
12-15
12-5 ,.r
Fisher Manufacturing Co._—$1
,12- 1/, 11-18
>
r
Food
Fair..Stores,
common
(quar.)_—.
.
25c
12-15
v$2.50 preferred (quar.)__
.'/ 62M2C
Co. (year-endl—_; V *
25c
Four-Twelye .West Sixth Co. (annual) -V_-_/. ,/ '- $2
Gar Wood Industries, 5%. pfd;'(quar.)—/—_ V.: 12V2C
Power
Co.,
(quar.)—
common
Extra..—-/———
Class. A
$3
.
conv.
1
i
5 ;
/ National
1- 1 /
1-1/
$12%c
National
.
10c
12-
General
National Transit
12-
New
England Tel.
New
9
6(4%
/
preferred
Newport
/11-30/
12-15
12-20
12-10..
Gillette
12-15
12-
1
6%
2-
1
1-
2
53/4%
1-
2.// 12-12
;
1-
$6
$5
Razor
preferred
(quar.)—-_//;
Glen Falls Insurance Co.
Goodall Securities Corp.
Goodrich
'
5%
'
Power
(quar.)
(quar.)^—
Smelting
Oil
V
(quar,).
Corporation
Special
Hale
Stores
1
1
$2
_
25c
12-15
,
$1
12-16
65c
(quar.)_;
•
12-
(James)
(quar.)—87(4c
Rock
Gold
Hart-Carter,
$2
Mines
conv.
Common
(interim)——,
pfd. (quar.)______
—
Furniture Co.
Haverty
Hawaiian Commercial &
12-
1
1-8
*
1-2
12-
Central
Pacific
Mills
Pacific
}
Western
&
Package
11-20
Page-Hersey
11-20
Machinery
Paraffine
4-'
Oil. Corp. ""(resumed)'—!
Co
_L,
Tubes,-Ltd.
Companies, Inc.,
4% preferred
11-25
11-20
Park
25c
11-25
11-14
Parker
Appliance
50c
Patjno
Mines &
Tilford
com.
6%
conv.
Co.
12-
12-5
12-15
12-1
Chemical Corp. common
4(4% preferred series A (quar.)
!___
Hiawatha Oil & Gas 5% pfd. A (quar.)
75c
12-
11-24
Pato Consolidated .Gold Dredging
$1.06(4
12-
1
5
Dividend
U.
S.
11-24
Peerless
12(4'c
11-13
11-12,
Pend
50c
11-25
11-18
Penick
40c
11-25
11-12
Penn-Mex.
25c
12-13
12-
Pennroad
6%~pfd. (quar.)
$1(4
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting.
J$1
Huron & Erie Mtge. Corp,
Cauar.)_^__:
$1
Hygrade Food Products (initial)
—30c
12-31
12-11
12-21
11-27
Hines
(Edward)
Land
Holland
Honolulu
Hooker
Lumber
Co.
Oil
Corp.
(liquidating).—
(quar.)__
Electrochemical
...
4
/1- 2/- >2-15
12-18
>12-10
1-
1
12-16
12-
&
Ford,
Co.
pfd.
&
$7
,,
•
12-15
(interim)
Co.
12-
11-30
12-
11-25
II-24
62V2c
12-31
1
!
11-18
12-15
.11-30
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
12-14
11-27
12-
$1%
"
(quar.)
$10c
1
11-16
12-15
11-30
12-
5
11-25
$3
1-
1
12-15
30c
1-
1
12-15
$$l3/4
______
I-
2
12-15 "
11-16
12-
1
11-20
$l3/4
12-
1
11-20
$1%
II-30
11-19
$iy2
pfd.
11-30
10c
11-30
11-19
50 c
11-30
11-19
$1
12-15
10c
12-21
11-30
50c
12-21
12-10
2
12-31
$3
__
•
(quar.) _______!!_
:
(accum.)"
/
1-
$l'/4
T
50c
12-21
$l'/4
,
12-21
1-
$3%
—
of
1
11-30
12-10
12-10
11-28
&
//'/•''
Kentucky (quar!)/!!!!!!/! /
Spring (year-end)!——_!!!_ ' ;
Co.
25c
Co.
12-
11-30
11-24
25c
(resumed) !!!!!!__
12-15
50c
!
Fuller
12-
1
11-24
'12-7
11-23
25c -
"
75c
12-15
1
12-
1
30c
12-15
11-28
5c
partic.
• (quar.y!_—!!!______!
(quar.)—!
pref.
Texas
Company
&
12-15
11-28
1-
Thermoid; Co.
$3
Ry.
preferred
1
12-15
1
2-
12-17
1-
1
12-15
1-
"//-$1
2-
12-
4
12-15
12-
1
30c
12-15
12-
3
75c
12-15
12-
3
12-
4
*
(year-end)
com.
12-
12-15
12-30
50c
(resumed)
1
12-30
" 68 %C
___________
Pacific
(quar.)
/
,
75c
Sugar
11-30
11-20
30c
Co.
Investment
Trust
12-10
25c
12-
11-27
"""
Corp.
Oil
Co.
20 c
12-
12-15
12-
12-
30c
*
12-15
12-15
1
12-
$2
(extra)——!
12-10
$10
V
(Pittsburgh)
12-10
'12-15
20C
Co.__—_—
Co.
7
$1%
(year-end)
11-20
11-30
12-
12-
12-15
1-1
11-19
$7
50c
1
11-20
12-
11-30
11-
8
12-
1
12-19
11-27
12-
1
11-20
1-
2
12-15
12-23
12-10
1-15
1-
4
75c
12-21
12-
12-18
12-
30c
12-24
12-
__
$1
12-21
12-
______
$5c
12-30
12-15
50c
12-28
12-
8
1
12-15
11-27
—
(year-end)
com.
(s-a)
(year-end)
Valley
Mould
$5.50
prior
Co.
6%
West
Products
—____!—_
Western Real
Estate
Weyerhaeuser
12-
1
1
12-15
12-
12-15
11-10
12*15
11-25
50c
1-
2
12-19
11-30
50c
.
11-20
Trustees
Timber
Gibbs
11-14
15c
1-
2
12-15
12-
1
11-20
$1
___
Machine..
.
12-
1
11-23
12-16
12-
$1.183/4
12-
1
11-14
$iy2
2-
1
1-15
25c
12-
7
11-26
$1%
pfd. (quar.)_
(quar.)____!_'_
(1897 series)
1
$2
,
(Boston) (s-a)
(year-end)
Sewing
12-
$1V2
Wisconsin Electric. Power 4%%
6% pfd.
11-20
12-15
& Seashore RR. Co.—
guaranteed (s-a)___
Virginia Pulp & Paper™
&
11-20
12-1
$1%
special
Wilcox
1
60c
$6
Co.
11-21
12-
50c
pfd, (quar.)__
Wayne Pump Company.—___________
Screw
12-10
12-10
60c
—_——
Power
12-19
$1%
(quar.)________
common..-—
Mills
Water
11-30
y2c
preferred '(quar.)______
Washington
Wayne
'
preferred
12-
11-30
12-15
50c
—
common—______
12-15
12-15
30c
—
preferred
& Iron
Pump
25c*
40c
43%c
—_
(year-end)
com.
5
4
12-16
$1
Co.
Co.
non-cumulative
1
12-30
Graphite
Tobacco
West Jersey
1
12-
50c
50c
;
2
12-15
S.
S.
$2.40
11-19
1-
75c
''
75c
(quar.)
Corp.
Equities (Canada)
Illuminating Co./
Wamsutta
11-30
15c
$1(4
Corp.
Gold
Viking
11-30
433/4c
Elastic
(quar.)
Upson-Walton Co. (year-end)—,
Utah-Wyoming Cons. Oil
11-25
12-15
(resumed)—
Woodward
•,
Below
Governor
we
Co.
A
12-14
(quar.)___
give the dividends
announced in
previous
11-21
12-31
12-20
$6c
12-28
12-14
12-
announced
11-30
75c
yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
dends
72V4c
11-
1
Per
5
Name of Company
25c
12-15
11-18
$1(4
12-15
11-28
Acme
6 (4c
12- 8
11-20
Alabama Water Service,
Corp.—
pfd. series'A (accum.)—Pennsylvania Illuminating Corp.—
conv>
$15c
$3
.'.
class
__
"
75c
12-14
7%
11-20 '
12-15
!
25c
"
12-14-
U.
11-25
12-15'
"
12-15
11-25
25c
12-26
U.
11-20
1
50c
(interim).
Corp.
Participating pfd.
12-15
15c
12-26
United
11-27
$1(4
$$1(4
(s-a)
Metals
Ltd
Fuel
11-23
1
weeks and not
Casualty 6%
Mines
II-30
„
12-10
/____!!!!!_—!!/'/ >'
& Co.
(quar.)
:_____!
30c
v
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge com. (quar.)_
25c
!!//
/ class A (quar.)____25c
5% preferred (quar.)_.
!_!_
;_____!_ *
/ $1V4
Talcott (James), Inc., com. (quar.)
10c
2
is 5s.;
Oreille
11-30
12-21
Swift
■
United
12-22
currency.
(year-end)
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement
1
12-11
183/4c
,
Enterprises Consol
payment will be made in
12-
12-15
*; Extra-/-
United
12-11
$1(4
__
(quar.)
12-15
1
12-22
12-22
25c
pfd.
11-20
12-15
90c
:___
Power, 7%
United Gas & Elec.
$1
;
(quar.)
12-15
Heyden
5
$1
(quar.)__._
12-15
lc
&
Union
12-10
$1
25c
__
.
/
Baer
Union
12-10
2
1-
t20c
__
(quar.)
30c
Brewing..—;—'
12-
1-2
75c
(quar.)____
11-20
11-30
37i/4c
—
12-30
12(4c
/
12-15
(St. Louis) _/__!!____ 7"
(initial)___/_—__!!/
Truax-Traer Coal com.___/_____!_—!______
5V2% preferred (quar.)
11-21
$134
(quar.)
30c
,.4.
(quar.)
Transwestern
11-30
75c
;
/—___.—__
pfd.
11-30
I-
Investment—:
(s-a)__—
Title'Insurance
11-27
'75c
——_
Guaranty (quar.)
6%
12-15
(quarj_
preferred
Stoker
11-28 V
1
12-17
$$3.25
United Aircraft Corp.——.—
United Carbon Co—
75c
(year-end).
25c/'
(G.)
12-14
11-30
2
—
Texas
12-15/
12-15
12-15
(quar,)__
(year-end)
preferred
5V2%
,
11-30
12-
12-15
(quar.)
Corp.,
Oil
1-16
12-10
'
(quar.)..—1
—
Hein-Werner Motor Parts Corp.
1-16
12-15
50c
50c
Assn.
.
12-10
I$1
pfd._______
(quar.)
Steel
:
12-12
1
_
12-10
1
"
(quar.)——
(year-end)__
Heileman
1
-v
11-28
12-31
717/ec
class A
Oil
Elec.
&
•_
Sugar Co. Vquar.)
2-
12-
1
1-
25c
Chain
Union
Ltd., com. -.(year-end)
!_participating preferred (quar.)—/
Ottawa Light, Heat & Power com. (quar.)„
5% preferred (quar.)
11-20
12-
12-15
w
,
1-
___
11-28
$$154
7%
1
11-25
Rayon
Texas
Gas
1
12-23
12-15
1
12-21
10c
3-24
2-
11-30
87V2c
_
Webster, Inc. (year-end)!_!_!/!!_'
Sutherland Paper (quar.)
1 _!!!_!!!_!!__!!'"
11-30;,.
75c
_!———_
:
—_—_—:
12-
50c
12-15
11-30
12-15
50c
preferred
Stix,
11-15,
$1(4
(quar.)—;
Co.,* Ltd. (interim)
States Power Co/(Wisc.) —
preferred (quar.) —!___
.!_.
12-
J3c
'
12-1
11-27
12-15
$l]/2
/_/.
Loan
common
preferred
Stone
,
'
(stock dividend,
one
Edison, capital stock, for
common held)
(Subject
SEC)
Pacific
5
——
1
11-25
12-24*
30c
Outboard Marine & Mfg. (year-end)—
Finance Corp.
(Calif.) (year-end)
11-30
12-21
/
•
Oneida,
,
12-1
5
11-20,
1-16
7% preferred (quar.)_—
'
1
1-15
60c
preferred
12-
12-
12-
2
12-18
&
Standard
12-15
(quar.)! '. $37(4c
———L__„/"
Oklahoma
11-30
'
preferred
Hanley
7%
12-18 •'
B
Extra
11-18
12-15.
(quar,)—25c
(quar.)——L—_______
" $ 1 Va
Co., common (quar.) _______
25c
4(4%
1
11-30
12-18
11-27".
37 V2c
,
11-30
'
(s-a)
'
12-15
I
$1%
(accum.)_!*
6%
.
11-27
'
25c
.
Co._______
Oil
Standard
1
(year-end)——62(4c
Oakland Title Insurance
11-18
12-
12-15
1-15
$2
Standard
of
prior preferred
5%
11-13
12-
11-30
Northern
,
(year-end)^—
convertible preferred
Hammermill Paper, common
k
' 12-
12-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)
American
6%
11-25
Co.
shares
preferred
Class
11-20
11-20
Northern Empire Mines
.
15c
North
11-20
1
5
12-21
Company informs us that all the outstand¬
ing 7% pfd. stock has been called for
redemption on Jan. 1. ; ' r"
Detroit
50
preferred
North
1* 212-22 /
/■".V /V "
'.///";'. /"/
■'
(quar.)_—25c
$2.40
,
'
.
12-18
75c
of
each
12-
12-15
Tel._—__/——!!___—V"*:
Corp.
//to approval of
12-11
12-31
$1%
—
Halle Brothers Co., common—.
Hard
,12-22
$1
common—
/————
Brothers
50c
!
tax)
/;
11- 2 / 10-26
&
(payable in U. S.
& Pacific Tea Co.,
preferred
-
■
1
12-
12-18
Casti&gs—
Remedial
$5
11-19
12-
11-20:
$lJ/4
(extra)
$7
2
75c
(accum.)!—,—
Mining
4
12-15
20c
Corp.—V_—
American
;.share
12-15
$1V4
'
f
Mining
Grea.t Northern Iron Ore Properties—
Certificates of beneficial int. (year-end)
Gulf
40c,
l—_———_V
less Canadian
Great Atlantic
7%
$1(4
.
(quar.)/_j_,/V_t—$1
Ltd.'(quar.)
Co.,
funds
—
Fisheries, (quar.)—
Consolidated
Granby
(N. Y.)
30c
.
Co. common——7--—t---
F.)
(B,
preferred
Gorton-Pew
(year-end)
com.
North
8
12-15
.1- 2
_
Safety
12-
2
Electric
Newmont
.11-25
&
11-23
'
4-
25c
Method Laundry,
11-20
1
4
$1%
_______!!_
Sovereign Investors (quar.)i,_
Square D Company com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
_!
Staley (A. E.), Mfg. Co. com
!_—!!/_
11-20
$2(4
—
pref.
1
1
1-
50c
Co.;(year-end) i_!_„!i!_!_
12- 1-
Reinsurance
(quar.)—50c
Power, $5 pfd. (quar.)——-— $1V4
preferred (quar.)
:
$1(4
Giddiogs & Lewis Machine Tool (year-end)
50c
Georgia
Malleable & Steel
11-30/
12-15,"
12-15
683/4c
1212-
12-
4
12-
12-18
___;
Service,
Southern Colorado
,50c
"(Year-end) /'—_!_'—
12- 1
.
$1.50
11-20
25c
Products———.,
Corp.; (initial)—
Grocers, [Ltd.,
11-20
1
$1
./
(quar.) „,
preferred (quar.)——
Dairy
1
12-
12-
12-15
50c
(s-a)___!_____! "
(Phila.)
preferred (quar.)
$2 convertible preferred
12-
2
_/
"
6%
$1
____
Erie
National
12-15// 11-30
/ 12- 1/; .11-27
.
National
12-
V, 12V4.C"/..12-15/ ' 11-30
;•
——————
5(4%; preferred (quar,)—1/7————:
Gellman Manufacturing (year-end)——
/» Extra--
12-
',5% preferred (quag;)4.$ 1V*..;;
;5V2%' Preferred (quar.)—t$1.38
,
Bank-of-Chicago (quar..)
—_„!—*——!
National City Lines, common——_
12-15
115c ;• 12-31
Gaylord Container; common—-——Z-l——
Blvd.
Quarterly.—-
.12-15
.
Foote-Burt
Gatineau
12-1*
National
..
11-27
1-
12-15
_
__!__!__;
6% class A (accum.)
Stores, common..
(quar.)
Southern Advance Bag & Paper—
7% preferred (quar.)
12-24
12-18
11-20
1
8yac
Gas, 6% pfd."(s-a)_—_!!!,
convertible preferred (s-a)
"*
7%
2
12-15
11-20;.
1
12-
8»/2C
(year-end)
Steel
preferred
Sontag
12-
$1(4
$1%
preferred
Mock,
&
Sloan-Blabon
-
1
11-30
1-
12-10
12-
$l.'/4
Mills
Shoe
7%
12-10
$3
12- 3
12-1
/' : /
.
Gas," $5 pfd. (quar.)
participating preference
Brothers, Inc.~
6%
12-15
20c
—
.
4
"
Sherwin-Williams of Canada—
11-10
25c
4V2
Selby
11-27
12-
12-17
12-15
25C
&
Public
Company,
Shamrock
11-27
12-12
Missouri
,
.
12-12
11-27
,
11-24=
Seeman
3
12-16
——
:
12-
5c
.
12-10
' 50c-
.
12-23
4
50c
$1.27(4
(quar.)_——!!_/__—!!_!
$1(4
Mission
12-31*
Corp.
(year-end) —!!„_!—„85c
/' 11-25 , . Mississippi-Valley Public Service, com.- (^uar.) '
$1
,6% preferred B/(quar.)—_!_!___!!—!!
12-5- ""
$1(4
7% preferred A (quar;)—
,12- 1
;!"
$134
12-20
.
Iron
5(4%
11-19
25c
,
(quar.)___,
Scranton Lace Co.
:
$1(4
—
12-21
50c
5
12-
/
—
1
12-
11-25
$1%
Oil____!_!__!___________!
H.)
Co.____!_______!____!__
Francisco
Schiff
11-21—
12-15
Oil
■$5
12-31
/ 12-10
"V." 50C
$1mi
/11-30-'
v
,
&
J.—
Second Canadian International
——
r
12-
1
(H.
Antonio
11-24
$1.31(4
—
Grocery, 6%' pfd. (s-a)
Minneapolis Brewing Co. (year-end)
Minneapolis Gas Light, 6% pfd. (quar.)_
<5(4%. preferred (quar.)— /
'$5.10 1st preferred (quar.)
Emporium, Capwell Corp.j com. (quar.).^,;
V-*L35c,.- 12-15
12- 4
4Ma %
preferred; (quar.)_—56 (4c
1- 2
12-21/
Engineers Public Service Ca;, $3 pfd: (quar;) -'/, $1V4:'/.,,1-: 2:; ul2-14
;
; $5.50 preferred (quar.)-_LV--r_"_-:;-—$1%, /
1- 2
/12-14
; $6. preferred
;,,(quax.)7-LV---;------------'";/''; $1MT /: .'.l*:;2,-f 12-14
/
12-
3*
12-15
12-21
9..
9
20c
Sanford
35c
4
12-
12-
12-
(quar.)^.___
(quar.)!____!,
(monthly)
Insurance
Rustless
San
35c
N.
common
San
12-
—
Midland
11-30
.
11-30
1
of
Elec.
Brothers
12-15
1-
11-16
12-
15c
Corp.
Co.,
Ranch
12-15
—_
Corporation
—/——
Middle.West Corp. ,(year-end)—_———
/.!- 1:,! 12-15
12-15V, 11-30 i
62,/2C
.
,
(quar.)—
Co.
J.) Sugar Refining & Molasses—
preferred
(accumulated).
'_!!
Midco
.
11-27
12-11
„
„
12-24,
12-17
Roosevelt Field, Inc.
(year-end)
Russell
Manufacturing Co.
11-27
15c
1
12-18
/20c
! 50c
(quar,)
convertible preferred (quar.)_____
preferred (quar.)
Pyrene Manufacturing Co. (year-end),
/
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc; (year-end)__!_!
Roos
11-27
12-15
$1(4
Mickleberry's Food Products (s-a)——
Extra
i-t;!!—!i—:
Mid-City Bank & Trust Co. (Phila.)—
;
.
12-11
12-
12-15
(year-end)
Robertson
11-14
12-14
12-15
10c
C
D
__:
Oil
Rice
11-27
11-30
11-28
250
,
Extra
1
1
11-25
12-12
12-31
...
.
6%
$1(4
(year-end)
(accum.)_
11-24
.
".,1-
62 Vic
Corp., $6 pfd." (quar;)
$2.25 participating stock (accum.);/;;^"—
Empire Star Mines Co., Ltdr (irregular)..
'
',.
Co..
12-
.
10c
?
(N. Y.)
preferred
preferred
'
Reliance
1
12-
12-11
$1
(year-end)
pfd.
1*
,12-
12-15
11-20
15c
"v;5%
11-30
12-15.
Service
15c
*
con,v.
12-
12-23
4
25c,
(Interim)
Co.
Real Estate Loan Co. of
Canada, Ltd.
Reliance Grain, Ltd., 6V2%
(W.
Mergenthaler
/
f.: .12-15
,
20c
.
Electric
5(4%
11-24
11-25
..
Brothers Stores
12-15
$2
$2
(year-end)—
__ —
/.,:;'k...
4Mi'prior "preferred (quar:)vr._._.i_...
$iy8
6'.k, preferred
(accum.).*
V--.LJ
.75c
Edison
Products
Agricultural
4(4%
1-8
*.
Mines
Merck
11-23
12-15
Eagle LPck Co.-V——r——..—25c
:/
11-24
$3c
Co—!
12- 5
11-23 :
50c
37(£c '
Eastern Gas".& Fuel. Associates—v'/-
12-12
-
7
50c
——
McKesson & Robbins, 5(4% pfd.
(quar.)
Merchants Refrigeration 7% pfd.
12-15
.1-25
Screw
7%
-
12-14 :
*
Maui
.
11-30
$1
(year-end)
11-20-/
2,^
1-15
25c
(yr;-end!
Masco
McCahan
11-17
12-1",
i$lV4
12-
10c
•
—
Master
..-'V;
.
-
.12-10
11-30
$1%
& Chemical
preference
25c
'
.
11-17*
12-28
Inc.
12-11
75c
(I.).& Co. (quar.)—
'
Mangel Stores Corp.* $5 conv. pfd. (accum.)/
Marion Reserve Power, $5 pfd.
(quar.)——
11-25
12-20
50c
-V
(quar.)
'
Trucks,
Magnin
11-25
(quar.)._k___.v_
de Nemours
preferred
3
1
/ 85c
(quar.)."
Mack
1
12-
$$1%
Dpyle Machine & Tdol
$4 Vi
12-
15c
/7% preferred, (quar.)
Du
Consolidated
12-15
Casting Co. (interim!r;.
Textile
Copper
Magnet
12-
...
Domingue?: Oil .Fields' (mcnthiy)__l/Lr;__-!:
Dominion Envelope & Cartons
(Western)—
,7/4 1st preference (quar.
Dominion
Magma
12-18 •'*
25c
preferred (quar.)
L„r_7L_Pepper Co. '(year-end)
Dr.
1
12V2c
(quar.)
6%
Doehler Die
12-
12-5
12-10
75c
Co.- (quar.)_iv._:
Stores. .Corp.
8
12-15
$2
*
12-
12-15
(yeaT-end)_-:_v;._ii.40c
Brook
Corp
Devonian Oil
Diana
Inc.
Bound
12-22
11-12
12-23
12-10
12- 1 v
Louisville Title & Mtge. (s-a)_——__r'V,
10c
12-10/.■ 12- 1 /;
Extra—".—15c
12-10 V 11-25 V ; Lusk Royalty Co._*u—
lc
12-10 ' 11-25 V
MacLaren Power & Paper/——
J25c
; 62V2c
;
1
I-
25c
.
„
2
11-25
$l3/4
1
12-
(quar.)
convertible
Extra
,
.
12-
10c
Ltd.
;7% preferred (quar.)_
Pullman, Inc. (quar.) ____/___!
12-12
.
2
&
Wine
preferred
Pure
12-11
1
I-
U0c
Investing Co. (Phila.), origv stock, (s-a)
stock (s-a)______f,,
!
6%
12-15
t50c
'
8
12-
pfd.__61 27'100c
Indemnity Co._
Savings Society of Detroit—
.Common
.12-21
62(4c
pfd.
(quar.)„!__!„__!!
Liberty Aircraft Products Corp..
Ky.) (quar. >; !_!™_!™™:_!____!_™_
/.
15c,;. 12-15 ; 11-30
.
Liggett & .Myers Tobacco 7% pfd. (quar.)__
Connecticut Lightl& Power 'Co.™™™™
Lion Oil Refining (quar.)—
55c:,
1- 1
12- 5 ;
Consolidated .Film Industries $2 pfd.__:!_____ "'/ V : t25C
12-28 V 12- 4 /"■ Liquidometer Corp.
,!_!__!___!—!—/'/'
Consolidated Paper Co. (quar,)™;;:.;::;™
Louisiana Land ii Exploration—_!!—!!!_!_
...
25c
12- 1
1.1-20."■/
Continental Steel Corp, (year-endr
$114
12-21
12-10 * V Louisville & Nashville RR.
(year-end)!—_
Commonwealth
2
2
Screw
Public Service
4 >
1-
partic.
'Cashable
Public
1-
12-11
12-
2
Norristown RR,
Mines.!
convertible
Public
12-31
12-
%
5%
"12-23"
12-14".
2
.1-
10c
Gold
Valley
Common
«,
11-20
,17(4c
&
Preferred. Accident. Insurance
1
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Development,
Protective
12-31'
■
,
1-
12-15
45c
$1V4
$i>/2
pfd.
■
1
Provident Loan &
.
.(D. L.) Co. (year-end)_™_™™_™
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. $5 pfd. (accum;);.
$5
Transportation
Crow
1
12-
$1.06'4
(accum.)
11-30
$1V2
Pleasant
12-11
12-15
'
-
12-11
2
12-
Corp.
12-11
1-
12-21
Co.
1
12-23
,
,
12-10
25c
Piper Aircraft Corp. 60c conv. pfd.
(quar.)_
Pittsburgh Brewing Co. $3.50 pfd.
(accum.)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co.
Pittsburgh Oil & Gas Co./r..„r./,.„,;!
11-20
12-
12-29
Trading Corp. class A
Pickle
11-28
12-10
preferred
Philco
•
11-27
12-15
,
25c
(quar.)T__/_,
(quar.)_____^.___!_____„
com.
Philadelphia
1*
12-15
12-24
"
of Rec.
tirregular)___^_^__
(quar.)
12-15
——
Holder$
12-15
Philadelphia Germantown
50c
Drug Co;
Co.
When
Payable
Co
$134
Stores
$6 preferred
12-15
1-
Milk
4Va7e
50c
$1%'
Drug
Mfg.
Petroleum &
50c
;
Salt
share
Company
Philadelphia
12-24
12-11
Pet
Interstate Hosiery/ Mills./—25c
Johns-ManvilLa Corp. cora:_V_——I—50c
C■ r 1 12-12
;
60cf;
.1- 2/12^12;'
pfd: (quar.)_n_;_'^.75c
12-21-" 12-10
'
Pennsylvania
12-
——
Name of
12-11
1.
12-31
(resumed)
'
25c
(year-end)25c
Corp.
Per
0/ Reu.
12-
$1(4
1821
Holden
12-1
•' $37(4c
pfd; (quar. i*
qonv.
A
(year-end): ^
International, Salt Co:
Katz
11-13
When
Payable
Special
'
12-12/12- 1.'
-
.
common
'
!.;!___.::_-™:_™____
//'/ 16c„ 11-20/ 11-10 :"
; Canada Crushed- $tone- (ljuar.):r---l^_kL__; ■'•'*•' $l0c
;,,12-15 ;/ -12- 1
Canada Foundries & Forging,-class A (quar.)*'--$37 Mac
12-16 -12-1
„* ''Class B,
j;$l Va / 12-18 ^ 12- 1 / :
Canada Permanent Mprtgage-(qUar.)!__:.-___
//$$2
1-2/12-15
/ Canadian interhatjkmal Investment Trust—■H'"t •
•<;/
; / 4,5% preferred 1 accumulated). /
$50.c: 12- 1;/ 11-15~
•, Canadian Western1 Natural -Gas," Light, Heat:
"
' ».?<<;*
///'J
Color
partic.' pfd.
Acceptance' 5%
International
■
V
(s-a)__^_/——:r_/:VV
copy,
non-cum.
Interlake
Ckllaway Mills;
v& Power Co.'
"$1(4
per
$hare
'
y.
$iuc
Industrial
•.
10-15
"
...
(Leased Lines)—
'/'Extra
' '
*
Name qJ Company
V
Imperial Varnish &
>'L±- •'
11-12.-
50c
' ;
12-, 4
12*5'
■
•
-
•
Illinois Central RR. Co.
■
,
Jt-28
12-15
,25c
V
; ,11-25.
12-21 '
15c:-
___
.
'
12*10
MiHs;;Etd.:(Triterimrrr„:-vii.-_r_ :'':; uoc' v-
Billiard .Cbnipank ^yoar-erid)_-^-Ul>u_'i;*_:_-,_
'.Burgess Battery Butler.. Mfg, 'Co._lli_-i-_„_"—
/'/
Butte .CoppeF s/Einc-!.!!"-::™!'™.-Cbble & Wireless (Holding); Ltd.—
"
Holdert
ii---..,*,Mpab&Wt
.iron .Co/™/™---/-.,.,.,.™;
Brooke (E..G.)
When
■
Abbott's
Dairies
Steel
Advance
Co.
(quar.)
—
Castings
6%
Corp
pfd.
When
Payable
Holders
of Rise
25C
12-
1
11-16
—
75C
12-12
11-13
—
12'Ac
_________
(quar.)
Aluminum
Share
(quar.)_—
$iya
11-25
11-12"
12-
11-20
1
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE'
THE COMMERCIAL &
1322
Name of Company
(quar.)
pfdv
Tft
Wood Preserving,
f$l^-
—
12-23
12-
1
11-10
20c
11-25
11-10
15c
12-30
12-14
50c
12-15
11-28
15C
1-20-43
12-31'
$ 1 Mi-
1-2-43
12-17
Laboratories
Allied
Mills, Inc
Allied
Stores Corp.,
■
*—_
____
common——,—
preferred (quar.)
Mfg. Co.——,J
common (quar.)
5ft
7
BUffalb
1*
12-22
12-
12- 5
11-14
1-2-
5
11-14'
$lMa
(payable
(quar.)
12-
Aluminum
Industries
Aluminum
Common
(quar.')—,
Tft pid.
(quar.)
11-30
12-31
12-15
50C
12-31
12-15
12-15
12-
•
Manufacturers,
(quar,)-
■
11-17
12-15
$1%
U. S. funds)
1
15c
25c
preferred
6%
_____—
12^»1
11-12
.
^
Chneo
-
*
—^
:t
share
6%- preferred (quaf.i_4.l__
Inc.'4MBft preferred (quar.)T__
Press.
When
Holder9
Payable of Rec.,
Per
.
,
Cushman's
inc,,
Sons,
1
...
•.'•
•
Dayton Power & Light, 4M2 ft pfd.. .(quar.);_i
De'ero & Co., Tft preferred (quar.)____:2_l-l_
Dentist's
Supply
'
Y.)
(N,
7%;< preferred
;
11-16.
„
11-20
12-, 1
"
•
11-14
12-1
11-23
11-14
11-30
11-
75c
■$1%
+$2
12-
11-20.
12-15
11-16
30c
.' • $2
12-
1
11-14
1-5-43
12-19
12-23
12-23
1
11-20
■
•
(quar.)___
common
12-15
1
12-
:'$3c
Lli
Mines, Ltd._____2^___
Delnite
12-19
'11.-27
1-44* 35c
50c
class
Delaware Rayon,
12- 1' 1
12-15
il'Mi't
■
12-10'
12-24-
t$3M2
preferred-.:
I'M
11-,,7 '
12- 2
$2
,'l'2-23•.
$lMs '••12-15
V "
1-2-43
$3
(interim), J$P/a.
Ltd.
(s-a)iliLi--- '
Curtis; Publishing Co;,* prior prefcrred___^L-.-f25c
Curtiss-Wright-Corp. (year-end.)
"4
$1
-'* 25c
■
Coal,
Pass
Cunningham Drug Stores—*
67f( class A prior preference1
11-17
a
•
Monday,.November 23, 1942'
Forster
&
Crum
11-14
.11-14
12- 1
11- 5
Bunte Brothers, 5V preferred
(quar.)__
$1M4
12-111-23
Burlington Mills Corp. common •(quar.)____•
< ,35c <r ;l?r 1,-;.11-16:
$2.50 conv. preferred
(initial quarf.)___i_ , 62yac
12- 1., v 11-16
"$2.75 conv. preferred
(quar.)_____—: 68%c\... 12: 1
li-16
Burroughs'Adding Machine (quar.)
15c- 12: 5
10-30
12- 1
Bush Terminal Bldgs.,, 7Me preferred
|75c
12-10
11- 6
Butler Brothers, common-,,»'■■■.., .15c-v;i2-_l
11-; o
5ft convertible preferred (quar,)37MaC,
12-* 1
12- 1
Butler Water Co., I'M
preferred (quar.)
.. $1% .t:
12-15
Byers (A. M.) ,Co.— '
-•••''
7ft pfd; (representing the quarterly div-'--.
\
•
7$?
.
&
(quar.)
trating
w
Aluminium, Ltd.,
(Los Angeles) (quar.) J.
Sullivan Mining & Concen:;
Inc.
Hill
Bunker
■
25c
-.—1
Allis-Cnalmers
Bullocks,
"
,65c
50c
end),
(year
Company
Forge
Nest
Crows
11-25
11-25
11-25
'•
'r
*
•
Name of Company
11-20
12-15
-
8c
■
•
•
Payable, of Rec.
..
'2c
.
:
Holders
When
...
$.1
,
.
Extra
12-
$1%
Per
share
Company
Buckeye Pipe. Line___
Buell Die & Machine
(quar.)
12-19
12-20
35c
Allegheny Ludlum Steel, common
Tft preferred
(quar.)
—_________
Allied Finance Co.
(initial)—
Allied
12-29
1-1-43
$1 Mi
(quar.) —
pref.
Super Markets,. Inc.
Albers
Alberta
Name of
.
o/ Rea.
Pay'ble
•.
.■
Holders
When
Per
Share
,
(quar.)
.
Derby Oil & Refining, $4 conv. preferred—i <
Detroit Gasket & Mfg;,. 6^ pfd. (quar,)"____
'
Detroit Hillsdale & South Western RR. (s-a);
2
,
^
7'
12-23..
12-23
•.
,
(St. Louis)
Automobile Insurance
American
—
Co.
Chicle
American
(quar.)
11-16
12-1
$1
12-15
—____
1
American
Export
American
Lines,
common^
American
Electric Co.
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)—.
American General Corp., $2 pfd.
preferred
$3 preferred (quar.)__:
Hide <fc Leather 6ft
Investment
American
1
11-13
1
11-13
75c
12-28
12-15
20c
12-1
11-14
IOC
12-28
75c
12-15-
15c
12-
1
li-20-
50c
pfd.
1
12-
1-
2
12-18
62M2C
1-
2
12-18
30c
12-
1
11-20
(quar.)
(monthly)
(s-a)
(111.)
Co.
common..,.
(quar.)
convertible preferred
(quar.)
American
Machine &
American
Metal Co., Ltd.,
preferred
;—
___.
preferred (quar.)—
Rolling Mill
Thread
American
Co.,
Class B
preferred
(s-a)
—;
12- 1
12-16
convertible preferred
(interim)
10c
12-16
11-16
11-
12-15
12-1
11-10
75c
12-
1
11-10
12- 1
11-20
715c
•
$1
1
Atlantic
1
11-20
'
'
25c
12-
1
11-
9
$1
12-15
12-
1
20c
12-10
11-23
$1%
12-
1
11-23
$ 1M2
12-1
11-13
1
11-13
____
Mines
Gold
Aunor
Automotive
Works,
Gear
Avondale
convertible preferred
$2
Bank
of
;
--
.
Bank
of
Toronto
(quar.)
11-13
;
11-30
"
1
•11-16
1
11-20
1
12-
1
11-14
7c
11-16
11-16
2
12-10.,
1-
2
$1
12-31
12-15
______
$3
12-
10-31
2
1
'
1
1
11-14
1
11-15
'
<
11-25
10-31
•
11-20
'
Kodak
Co.,
J25c
' $1V4
(quar.
(quar.)
common
11-
1 ;
11-10
6ft
11-27
;
Brewing
interest^__4____i:2,_1__.
preferred
Corp.
com,
(s-a)_-_1_^__w_i.____„^^,__
preferred (quar.)_
(Syracuse,
N.
11-10
11-30
11-16
Federal
12-15.
11-25
'
•
.
t
12- 1
•
11-10
,12- ,1
,
'
Shops .com.
Bake
(qUar.)__,__
.
'
1
;
12-
1
1
12-15
L_—$lMa
112-
12-15
$1
:
.
12-15
12-1
;
12-
;
,.12-15
.
;.12-
12-15
1
11-16
11-
12-1
11-16 ;V
12-1
11-10"
12-
quarterly
________________
Barber (H. W.) Company (irregular)
—
Barber-Ellis
Barlow
&
Canada
of
12-22
12-
12-15
11-30
1
11-16
30c
15c
12-9
40e
class A (quar.)
12-
12-30
-
Barnsdall Oil Co.
(quar.)—
(year-end.)
Bastian-Blessing Co.
A
Class
(quar.)
t25c
—
(extra);——
12-
125c
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
12-
1
Gold
Beattie
Ltd.
(Quebec)
Mines
(quar.)
6ft
Beau
Brpmmel
Beaunit
$1.50
preferred
Beech-Nut
Special
Belden
Ties,
Mills, Inc.,
•
11-25
11-14
4-1-43
3-18-43
12-18
12-15
1-2-43
12-11
4-1-43
3-12-43
Class
•
..
River
1-2-43
12-15-
1-2-43
12-15,,
Berkshire
$7
Fine
•'
■
B
.
Extra1
(quar.)
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-14
12-
,
Bibb
12-1
11-16
2
12-15
11-25
11-30
11-16
2
12-15
(Bklyn.)
Ltd.
1-
$1
_____
___.
7$1
+
1-
$ 1 3/4
1-
2
$2
(interim)
11-25
1^2-31
12-31
12-15
,
12-
1
1
11-21
1
11-
12-
1-
$1
&
11-16
12-
1
Amer.
12>15
1212-
E.),
$3 preferred
12-
5
12-15
12-
1 *
11-25
11-16
12-22
12-12
12-22
12-12 :
-12-22
12-12,.
-
Brazilian Traction
Ordinary
1
12-
12-
3
75c
1-2-43
12-10
11-24
50c
11-25
1D16
11-25
12-1
11-25
160c
12-15
12-10
12-
1
?$lMa
1-
2
.
Columbia Electric Ry., 5 ft
Brockway
Motor
2 Ma ft
pfd. (s-a)
Brown
Fence 8s Wire,, class A—
Brown-McLaren
Brown
Shoe Co..
Mfg.
Inc.
Co.—
preferred
.
——_
11-
1
3-5-43
12-
1-
11-18-
.
—
11-20
12-15
12-
$ 114
1- 2
30c
25c
'
(Del.)
(quar.)_
-
(quar.1^__,
—
pfd. (quar.)
4 Sl^V$ls/a
$1%
•
(quar.)
$4 preferred
1
12-19"
(quar.)
Co., common
1
11-
5.
12-' 1
11-
5
12-4 1
11-15
.
.
,
Ift- '
12-, 1
12-10
12-15
11-36
11-10
11-14'
S31
preferred .iauar.)
convertible
a
Petroleum
Creole
IVheeler
Crocker
.Common
(s-a)
11-16
12- 1
11-15
12-15
Electric
Cork
&. Seal
prefei'red
$2.25
Dwg
Co.,
Co.,
7'.^
&
1
ir-i4
12-28
12-
(quar.)——
Granby
12-20
11-20
pfd. (quar.)
1-2-43
12-15
Class
12-
1
12-
1
11-10
12-15
11-30
Corpv_
25c
12-10
50c - .12-15
62M?c 5 -15-43
_________
prior pfd. (s-a)_________
Co; (year-end)
Consolidated Mining Smelting
&
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
(payable in U. S.
Indemnity Co.
;
12-lt12-
S
11-13
11-13
,
11-17.
11-20
11-20
a
11-12
.11-11
,
.
;12-15
12-15.,
11-15
,
11-14
;
11-10-,
11-10
.
11-12
1-11-43
11-17
11-16'
11-
9
11-20
11-14
A
12-
I,
11-12.
50c
12-
1'
1
11-13
10c
12-15
11-20
12-15
11-20'
J75c
12-31
12-21
12-31
12-21
1
11-20
$1
.
Co.—.
partic. pref.
t
11-30
j;75c
"50c
(s-a)
Paper
.
11-14
12-10
11-10
1
11-17
•
(N. Y.)—-
•
(accum.)
;
Glass B parfic. pref. (accum.)
Great. Northern Papev.
;
:
Griesedieck Western Brewery Co.—
5:M2ft convertible preferred
(quar.)!
,
n-21
56M»c
12-15
11-30*
5c
12-15
12-
Gulf Mobile &-Ohio.
HaC'ensne'r
'
12-
7 ft
Corporation common
Hallnor
Mines-,
Ltd.
Hamilton Watch
Cla$s B' (quar.)_.
(quar.)
:
—
12-
1
11-17
433/4c
75c
$1M2
25c
710c
12-31
12-16
1212-
(quar.)_
$1M2
California, cl.. A (quar.)_
50c
50c
Co.,
Hancock Oil'Co, of
11-30 ■11-12
(irregular)
preferred (quar.)
Brothers-Stores (quar.)
5
11-13
1
(year end)
(s-a)_
preferred A (quar.)
Hajoca
6ft
$5 pfd.
34%c
$2Ma
75c
'
Wi.ter, Co.. common
.
$1^4
;—-
Co._
Great.-Northern Ry,. Co., preferred
n-30;
11-30
12-
-
u-20
,
.12-20
$lMr
11-20
4
W.)
(H.
Lakes
Gfeat
12-15
..
.
12-
425c
.
12-24
:
...
Mills/ 5ft
(Common
12-15
Hale
Shares Corp:—
Stores—
Cycle
Gossard
.
'
.
-
Power
7
1-2-43
*
11-20 *
12
25c
.
Great American
.
1
.'.
11-16-.
1
Dredge & Dock—
11-14
3c
(quar.)
Forster Insurance
preferred
12-15
12tl5
12-
Inc.—
common
11-24
12-
V
1.1-25*
12-
(initial)
12-23
11-30
12-
12-15;
10c
A
Crown Zellerbach Corp., $5 conv;
Crum
-
12-15 '
12-21
11-14
25c
,12-31
_______
12-1
87'Ac
H.I 'Co4
Gor'ham -Manufacturing
.12-31'
Mfg.—•
class
^
6
11-30
,
11-14
preferred
Golden
11-
11-18
(irregular
Crown CanitaL Gorn,.
Crown
...
:
1
40c
15c
4
iquar.)
12-12
12-
12-1
(quar.)1-7Mac
12-21
Flintkote'Company, common (year-end)—
35c
: 12-15
$4M2 preferred
(quar.)_2___L_l___:
_4__ $1.12Va
12- 1
Florida Power Corp., 1ft preferred (quar.)__
87MaC*
12- .I
:
7 ft preferred A (quar.)
,4 $1%; ,
12- 1
Free port
Sulphur Co. (quar.)
50c
12-6
Fruehauf Trailei; Co., common
4 35c
.12- 1
-54'
convertible ,preferred (quar.)
;
v$lM»-..
11-24
Gabriel Company (resumed)10c
12- 1
: Gomdy Bridge Co4__j_
. 4;*
30c ,
12-31
Qarfinkel, (Julius), & Co., common (quar.)
i, ITMaC ^
6 ft convertible preferred (quar.) __4_—37.M2c. -,12-31
12r 1
General American Corp. (quar.)
4,..
75c.
12- 1
General Cigar, Tft preferred (quar.)™
$1%,
11-25
General Finance, 5% preferred A (s-a)__—
_; 25c
II-25:
64, preferred B .(5-a)
:. 30c
12-12
General Motors Corp., common...
50c
2-1-43'
$51 preferred (quar,)
.'_
..
$LM4;•General Shareholdings Coip., ; $6
preferred
12- 1.
4 ' (cash of 44/1 OOOtli share of com. stock)
7' $1.M2.
12- 1
General Steel Wares, Ltd. com. (irregular)720c
11-23
Tft
preferred (quar.)
.■_
______
t$l3/4
12- 1
Globe-Democrat Publishing. 7ft pfd. (quar.)
$1%,
Goodyear Tire-& Rubber common
25c- 12-15
12-15
4 $5 conv. preferred (quar.)
$1M».
'Tft
t
11-18.
25c
(quar.)
-
12-22.
.
—
*.
11-30
.
.
(St. Louis)
,
"
i$l34.
$l'/4,
;
(quar.)
(quar.)-
pfd. A
87/aC
$lMa
$1
,
20c
' $1
•
_
Corrugated Paper Box, 74 pfd. (accum.)—_
Crune1 Company, 5ft
pfd. (quar.)
Creameries of America Inc., com. 1 irreg.)
Crown
12- 1
'30c
(Chic., 111.) (quar.)
participating preferred
74
2-23-43
25c
50c
25c
''
Bank
(M.
Fitzsimmons
Gosnold
.
6
50c
12-
.11-28
1
12-
50c
(year-end)
Co.
Continental Steel 7.4. pfd.
11-20
5c
.
common
(quar.)_
Can
Continental Oil Co.
11-20
12-
$1-
—
(quar.)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender,
$5
11-30
11-30
12-23
•
;
—
Continental. Telephone Co., 6M24
12-31
$1M4
(quar.)
Brooklyn Telegraph & Messenger (quar.).
12- .1
12-15
r
-
.■■
—
.
12-19
Sl3/4
37MaC
Co
Brooklyn Edison Co.
_
.
.
11-13
1-15
4
.
'
British
.
12-24
"
111.)—.,'
(Chic.,
'
—
.Extra
11-20
40c
preferred <quar.)__
ft
.Extra
Continental. Casualty, Co.
10-24
50c
.—
!
11-25"
12-15
4_ \ t37Ma-C
(s-a)
1
Cook Paint & Varnish
Brewing Corp. of America (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co.
(interim)
British Columbia Electric POwer & Gas—
6
Assurance
Continental
11-16
50c
11-15
12-31
$1%
.
.
12-15
40c
Inc. (quar.)
Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
'
11-16
1
1
12-15
40c 4 12-15
1
Co.
,
11-14
12-18
$2
(s-a)
(initial)
(interim)
preferred
;
Quarterly
Quarterly'
12-
11-20
12-
.
Consolidated Edison. Ca of New York, Inc;—
12-22
75c
;
11-13
12-10
6ft
Rubber,
Extra-
.-
11-13
-
12-12
,12-22
.
"Quarterly
.11-23'
-
&
Fltz Simons & Connell
1 •;
4
12-
.
Continental
Borg-Warner Corporation.
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber
Brager-Eisenberg,
non-cumulative
$2.50
1
12-26
Cigar Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
—
Consolidated Diversified Standard Securities—
74
.
1
12-15
50c
(F.
Consolidated
11-20
1
12-1
12-
Fishman
1
4
12-
.;.-25c
f$1.05
class A'—-——
Tire
First Nat'l Bank of Jersey City
.
,
11-16
1
SlMa
Brass
Trust of
1
$iy4
—
Aluminum
.
12-
2 Mac
,
(irregular)—r
Consolidated Cement Corp.,
_
12- 4
62M2C
'
—,—,_:\4,$1M2„
—
12-
$1 Ma
(quar;)
—4
Co.
12-
,.
.
BiscUit
;
.12.-15
12-15
s
———__
(quar;) ——
.64 .preferred
4
11-12
12-15
25c
J3c .
60c..
" 55c ;
,
.
Connecticut River Power Co.—
9
50c
stock
Investment
—
50c
—
Bohn
,
$ 1 Ma
Carpet common
(quar.)
Bird & Son, 5ft
preferred (quar.)__™„™_
Birmingham Water Works, 6'ft pfd-. iquar.)_
Bishop Oil Company, (quar.)
Bloch Brothers Tobacco 6ft
pfd. (quar.)
Blue Ridge Corp., $3 conv. preferred (quar.)
Holders option, cash or l/32nd- share of
Bigelow-Sanford
6ft preferred
—.'
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Connecticut Power Co.
Consolidated
1
12-10
$1
Bond
12-
1-2-43
$1%
Ltd.
Mines,
preferred (quar.)
$2,20
1
11-21
12-
$lMa
(quar.)'—Manufacturing Co. (quar.)-____—_*____
————;—:—.—
Connecticut Light & Power, $2,40 pfd.
$1M4
—
preferred
Booth
Extra
■
;
.
Coniaurum
11-20
Firestone
...
4
.
lf-20
1
11-28
i—tStV?
(quiar.) ________
' '* ;25c
Quarterly
Congoleum-Nairn, Inc.
11-20
$1%.
(quar.)
Life Assurance* (Toronto)—
Confederation
.
V.60C
.
>.
1
12-
60c :
50c .
;
$1Mi
$l'.4
Public Service Co—, ■ ' 40c f
,
11-10
$1
A
B
Community
12-15
13c
(quar.
:
Spinning Assoc.—
preferred
common
.
12-10
$1
37 Mac
_
__.
Co._
(year-end),—
(year-end>:—Columbia .Pictures. Corp.
(resumed)
Columbian Carbon Co- (year end)—
Commonwealth Telephone, 5ft pfd. (quar.)_
11-14:
11-16
Class
Class
11-30
12--1
11-14
12-
Fuel & Iron. (quar,)_____n———
11-16 '
1
,12-15
15c
.
.
.
l___:
c
•
First National
.
J.-
.
IOC
(quar.)___
$5 convertible preferred (quar.)
Bethlehem Steel Co., common.—
7ft
12-15
.
15c
37 Mac.
_—_
Mines,
11-28
11-20
12-1
"".™25c
Columbia Baking, common (year-end)
—, 4
$1
$1 participating preferred (quar.) —4 ■
25c
Participating
:_—,$1"
Columbia .Broadcasting System—
4
..
r
.
12-23
175c
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., common (quar.)__
1ft
preferred (quar.)—
———
Bell Aircraft Corporation (year end)________
Berens
6
12-8
12- .1
4
$1%,
25c
(quar.)—62.M>c
preferred. A
Colorado
.'
■
(quar.)
Bensonhurst Nat'l Bank
11-
1
,
1
Inc
Packing
.—1
1
,
preferred (quar.)—;
_i_______4 " v,
Inc.,. common (quar.)
Colonial Stores,
$5
12-31
$1.06V*
$1M4
.
12-15 '
1-1
50c25c
1
,
■5V% ft preferred (quar.)
,
(Lima, Ohio)—,
Finance
5 Ma %
t
6
725c
common____
Manufacturing
11-14
11-19
11-
7$3M2
Ltd., class A (resumed)——
(s-a)„
1st preferred—
:
2nd' preferred
Colonial
;
73c
—
Beatty Bros.,
7%
5~
50c
U2Mac-
(quar.)—;
Seelig Mfg. Co.,
11-14
1
12-
SV/z
Reduced
Colgate-Palmolive-Pfcet—
,
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
.____—_I
Collins & Aikman; 5,4 conw. pfd; (quar.)—
11-16
1
11-30
.
(Montreal)-—
Canadienne Nationale
Banque
6
12-22
$2M2
$2 Ma
(s-a)
Y5c.
Federal Light & Traction Co., $0 pid. (quar.),$IMa.
Federal Mogul C°rP°t'ation (quar.)____—__ v ,
.25c
Federal -Screw Works (quar.)_j___i_-i—,-4 25c
56 Petroleum Corp.-———
2c
Finance Co. of America class A (quar.) ___,
15c
-'V Extra.—
i-,.'
5c
'.5-15.:
6-1-43
I'¬
12-19 '
.
'
1 ;
.11- 2
1
12-
1
12-
ll -20
1
1-1-43
,5ft »preferred
31M4C
' 75c]
12-
12-
■
Y.')
(quar.)-,___^___-_n___
Quarterly
______
Faultless Rubber Co. (year-end)______
^
.
11-13
1
12-10
15c
V'; 3c
$1 Mt.
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
11-14*
11-20
11-25 '
12-10
25c
(quar.)_____
12-28 ;
r
12-
$1M4
25c
25c
'50c'
■
Fansteel Metallurgical, $5
12-15, ; 11-27
12-5 •
12-11.
12-15
Fajardo Sugar Co. of Porto Rico (quur.)_—
50c
Nickle Mines (irregular)JlOc
Falstaff
12-5
11-10 •
11-25
12-
Falconbridge
11-10
11-16;
12- 1
50c
50c
:
common
Cob W, Gregg;(quai\),___'__'__'___4.__-_: '
Fairbanks Morse 8s Co, (quar.)i
._4__j_
6
11-10
1-4-43
~ t75c
convertible'preferred______l
Co.,
preferred. A
11-14
1
$1%
FUtter;
9-15-43
12-11
12-15
!
75c
60c
<quar.)____
Eversharp, Inc., 5ft preferred (quar.)______
Ex'olon Company
:___
3-17-43
}
Industries, Ltd.—
beneficial
of
Ctfs;
6-16-43
'
11-104
12- 1
1- 2
1- 2
11-25
12-28
$1V2
'
(quar.)
Musical
&
Railroad
$5
1
11-10
registered '
■' 6ft
Ely, & Walker Dry Goods, common___^____,.._25c
Empire & Bay State Tel., 4 ft gtd.' (quar.)'__
$1
Emsco: Derrick & Equipment (year-end) ____
,
35c
preferred
Equity Corp., $3
12-
12-
Manufacturing
Erie
,
$1':!4
Tft
12-16
5
12-15
;"!■. $1V2 ■■■ 12-1
$1.62*6'
12-1
:'Ordinary
11-20
12-
11-10
Electric
11-10
12-17
$1M2
.____
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
.12-
12-1
12-
11-16
-
,
,
'':'$IMb-' 1-1-43
!_____
Eaton
11-20
12-31
12-27
12-15
15c
30c
'
El Paso Natural Gas, common_L_______w__^_
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_____—
Products
Steel
Eastern
6 ft
:
4,
$50c
'
preferred (quar.)'
$6V2! preferred (quar,)
12-15
Year-end
1-14,f
11-20
Shore Public Service Co.—
11-30
''
•
(quar.):
ts-a)
12-1
1-20-43
Interurbaii Water—
&
1
12-
50c
(year-end)
class A
.
12-
''
!____—_
common__„_.
"6 ft
1-15-43
A (s-a)2_,
$3
———-—$13,30;
Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd. common (s-a)„a__; v- *25c.
Common
(Sra)
;
f25c?
:
Louis
St.
12-15"
.
,•
Coca-Cola International Corp., cl.
12-16
12-
7$2Va
1
1-
t$lVa
f$2Ma '
.
5
12-10
12-
11-16
...
1
12-
*
Lead Co;, com. (year end)J_L_
Vo preferred- l(qUar:)__^^i.iM_42i-^:_4l244.J
1-1-43
,
Company, ,common___
,Common
12-15
12-
2
1-
11-20
1
11-25
75c
$1',^
$1M»
' 75c
$1M4
Co;____—;
preferred
54 :1st
11-30
1-15-43
12-18
$30c
4
,
11-13
.
1
12-
50c
:
Electric—
Corporation,
Eastern
12-21 V 12-14
(quar.)______,_________J_2 ;;' / 37MuC.
Tractor
Coca-Cola
12-31
,
4'
»
11-20
25c 4-15-43
25C-7-15-43
25c-10-15-43
11-24
■
—-
Coast .Counties Gas &,
12-10
.
12-
Investments—
Piclier
64'
prefeiTed
'.7ft. .preferred
.
■11-20
•
11-30
12-
25c
•
'
-
—
Co._—
9
11-16
11-30
.
25C.;
•
Regular1, stock
Cleveland
1
1'
1-
.
(quar.)_w—;
guaranteed^ (quar.)_
Special
12-
60c
_______
'
12-
1
$lMa
_
quar.)
"6
11-16
12-15
$1
'
,
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR:—
11-20
$1%
(s~a)_.:
(reduced
1
12-
15c
Co.
'■
12-15
-
Corporation
—___——
City of New Castle Water, 6ft pfd. (quar5-_.
City Water of Chattanooga, 54 pfd. (quar.)
Clark-Equipment Company, common.
,5ft .preferred (quar.—-.4—
.
12-
10c
•-'»
Quarterly
y4c
41
(quar.)_._—___
(reduced quar.)
Scotia
Nova
T
9
11-
1
;
Chrysler
11-20
12-
;
—
Chile Copper
1
50c
common:
Bank of Ainer. Natl. Tr. & Savs., com. (quar.)
Bank of Montreal
12-12
11-
1
$3
$3
—
Quarterly
12- 1
12-
|4c
pfd. (quar.)
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co. com. (irregular)*
,7 ft .1st preferred (quar.)——
6ft preferred (quar.)__—•
Radio
Eagle
Eastman
Quarterly'
12-10
75c
monthly,™
Show, Inc:,6%
Mills,
12-
Cotton Oil
Chickasha
r
12-15
$iy4
——
-
Baltimore
Dfavo
11-17
11-14
12-
preferred .(quar;)__i__a.___^___^v—"$1M2 '
Chicago Corporation $3 pfd.^__'__.4_iu__-w
,, f75c
Chicago Yellow Cab Co.—i_.—
—-2—
25c
6
12-15
2-1-43
Sl'A
$$l'/4
—
;5ft preferred (accumulated)
11-17
11-30
6ft
/
12-15
$2 Ma
(quar.)--
$1.65 convertible preferred
Dominion-Scottish
12-19
12-
(quar,)-;
(irregular):__t__2____l__'___
Ltd. (quar.)il_':_l____
5
12-15
1-2
;
preferred
.
,5-ft .preferred
12-
11-23
$l-%.;
$1M4
...
Champion Paper & Fibre, common__________
'•
10-30
1
12-15
$3
"
.
12-
12-
$2 y2
15c
—
11-
12-21
37 Mac
(quar._
Co.________
11-25
t$7
_________
preferred
6ft
Powder
12-
$1%
Refining Co., common
Corp.,
-
Dominion Bridge Co.,
11-23
$1M2
25c
Central Paper
Cot (quar.)w_._____^__l™_ 15c
Central States Edison, Inc.,——__—10c
Century Ribbon Mills, 1% preferred (quar.)_
$1%
Chain* Belt Company25c
11-20.,
12-
" '
(quar,)-
Light & Power, $6 pfd.
Steel Products :
:_
Ohio
Central
,
11-13
10-31j
Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
1
v
$1'Mb
50c
________
Investment Corp,_—
Central Ohio
12-10
_____
..
faccumulated.) -jLui
preferred
Central
'
12-
2
preferred, (accumulated)
6 ft •;
1
1-
-
Atlas
$6
-
12-15
$1%
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co. (inc.)
(year-end)
Atlas
12-
12-21
•
50c
(year-end) —
preferred
12-10
$1'
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies-com.
non-cum.
12-
15c
(quar.)'________—
Dry Goods, 6ft 1st pfd. (quar.)_
Tft 2nd preferred (quar.)
—
'7% 2nd preferred (clears all arrears):— —
Astor Financial Corp., 75c 1st pfd. (s-a)
2nd" issue
11-14
1
1st
5 ft
11-30
75c
—
(s-a)—_
preferred (-s-a-)
4Vt'M pfd. (quar.)*_
Caterpillar Tractor Co. (quar.)___^___—
Central Arkansas Pub. Ser.-7% pfd. (quar.)
Central Foundry Co., 5%„ preferred
Central Illinois Public Service—
80c
80c
issue preferred
5'ft
11-30
1-1-43
50c
preferred
5ft
11-28
East
Central Illinois Light,Co.
6
11-30-
50c
12 Vfe c
Associated
Atchison
'5ft
Rbilroad Co.-—
Catawissa
4
75c
(quar.)
common
.
11-16
___________—__
Armstrong Cork Co., common
6
12-
•
11-23
20c
(Del.), Tft pfd. (quar.)——-
Co.
&
Artloom Corporation,
7%
$1%
preferred (accum.)
$3
Farms Co.,
4ft
12-
l__
.__
Dominion &
11-
.
12-28
————
(quar;)
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.
Dome1
11-6
.
4
11-13
1
11-16
preferred (quar.)____2J_l_;i_-:_______l;f$lV2'
Mines, Ltd..
'
;L__4^-L_'_4'' '
$40c
'6 ft
11-16
-
•
15C
common...—.——
Cotton.Mills,
Amour
12-
;—
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co;, cl. A (quar.)
Angostura-Wupperman Corp. (year-end) ——
Anheuser Bush, Inc. (year end)_——
—_
Arden
12-15
2-10-43
12-1
12-
,
_
,
—_
—
5%
Co.,
American Tobacco
Arcade
$l3/4-
11-13
3-1-43
participating preferred (s-a)
.
75c
common (irregular)50c
8ft preferred (quar.)
.1
____^
$2
Dierm& Wing. Paper, 5ft preferred (quar.)__
$1M4
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd. com. (quar.)
155M2c
5 ft' pfd. (quar.) ' (payable in U. SV funds)
$1M4
Dixie-Vortex Company, common (irregular)
• 25c
Class A (quar.)!_____
:
:
62M2c
Dominion Foundries & Steel; Ltd.—
4
12-15
_
-
•
11-30
12-
6ft
,
11-20
____—_
Foundries
Steel
American
2
1-
485c
*
12- 1
425c
12- 1
- 425c
12- 1
Class B (interim)—.'—
' -4 25c
12-23
Canadian Malartic Gold Mines (quar.)______
,"42c
12-15
Canadian Oil Co.'S, Ltd. (extra>)_'
J20c-:
12-15
Canfleld Oil Co., common (irregular)—v' V . ,$l
12-23
6 ft preferred (quar.)
:
v'v $114
Carman & Co. class A (quar.)—________■:
50c H .12- 1
'Class B
25c. 412-1 4
4
Carolina Tel. & Tel. (quar.)__^;_____4^__u - ■-■$2 . ,12-10
11-20
Smelting & Refining, common—_
American
12-
1
Co.,-common——
(year end)——
Common
(quar.).._____
$3.40 convertible preference
Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd. (irreg.)
Canadian Industrial Alcohol, cl. A
(interim)
11-18
12-1
______
i.
1
ri-20
1
50c
37M2c
common_________^.l_Ll
11-20'/
'
1
12-12
12-
$1'M4
,
__
Canadian
12-10
12-
25c
pref. (quar.).—
Standard Sanitary—
(irregular)
Common
American
12-28
;j_'__l_
___
■
.
-
;■
Co., "
25 c
.
111
(:quar.)
12-1
Dictaphone Corp.,
11-17
t$lM4 -^12- 1
(quar.)
Co.
Match
Diamond
:
participating preferred
Canadian Breweries, Ltd.—
common-J
A
12-
A' commpn__ilZ__
preferred qqupr.)
12-15 , - 11-30
12-15 " 11-30
-
,
$lMa
__
—.—
_i________i,_,__x—' " |.$1
_
f$1.62M2
6Ma Mr preferred (quar.)—
Canadian Bakeries1, Ltd.— •
•
1
20c
Paper Goods, Tft
American
12-
50c
common—
(quar.)
American Radiator &
7ft
-
Foundry (quar.i
Metals (resumed).
American Machine &
6ft
_—
(year-end)
American Laundry Machinery Co.
Class A: quar.)
„
12-18
■
Class
i;i^__l_l__2l-__ <•"
$1% •
"1. 25c
(quar.)
R'ay-nolds; class
&
Diamond Alkali
.
-
•
:.
$2 preferred
'5ft
11-13
12-
of Delaware, com,
preferred
prior
Canada
12-
50c
62M2c
——
_____—
Corp.
Insulator corp.
'Convertible
(quar.)
conv.
Products
American
Extra
9
75c'
Am.
Home
12-
2
1-
Canada
*
: preferred
,,7'/o
D'evoe
the quarterly dividend due :•
,
* ■'
' •'
and interest thereon)
t$ 1.8521 •12-29
12-15
Ltd-. (s-a)__
;_ - -• - f20c • -12-14
12- 7
& Dominion :Sugar-Co., Ltd. (quar.)-,,r
$20c
12-1
11-14
Dry Ginger Ale, Inc. (quar,)
.
15c
12-11
11-25
Vinegars, Ltd: (quar.)—ilOc
12-1
11-16
i
•
410c
12- 1"
1,1-16
Wire & Cable Co., Ltd., cl. B (quar.)
$50c
12-15
11-30'
Canada
11-19
$1.183/4
—
11-17
1
12-
Bud Breweries,
Canada
11-25
12-15
—
.
(quar.)—
American
12-15
40c
a,
t
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—
■
.
1941,
1,
Nov.
Canada
11-25
12-15
f90c
thereon)
interest
•
1
t S1.05
4% ■ft
$2.50
12-
12-11
50c
v,.'V'-'
t$i.8667
and
1941
(Representing
11-25
.
______
Gas &
12-
12- 1
Power Co., $6 pfd.__—
& Foreign
preferred-
$7
12-15
$1%
—
•
•'
1
50c
pfd. A (quar.)
American Envelope Co., 7%
ly
Aug.
due
•
'
12-
$1.75'
of
idend
•
$1.37M2
Capital Corp., $5M2 pr. pid. (quar.)
American
1
6ft
preferred
12-15
12-
12-
1
1
11-14
1
11-14
12-1
11.-16
12-
1
11-16-
12-
1
11-13
12-1
11-16.
1
11-16-
12-
Volume
Number 4127
156
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Per
Name of
Banna
(M. A.)
share
Company-
Co., $5 preferred
Barbison-Walker
Refractories,
Hazel-Atlas
Hazeltine
Glass
Ltd.
Co.,
(quar.)
Corporation
12-
11-12
hunxenneimer Co.—
1
1-6-43
12-24
12-24
12-14
Macassa
12-24
12-14
Mackintosh-Hemphill
$ 1 Va
12-1
11-16
Macmillan
$1
12-15
12-
25C
11-25
11-15
$1*A
1-2-43
50c
12-15
25c
12-16
1
$1.57
(monthly)-
15c
11-27
12-24
1-29-43
1-19-43
125c
12-21
12-
12-1
11-14
12-
11-14
Hinde & Dauch- Paper Co. of Canada
Hires (Charles E.) Co. (quar.)
Hobart
(quar.)
__
30c
(quar.)-—___—__
37 %c
75c
Monthly
12-21
Ltd.
(A.
-7%
•
Electrochemical
C.)
Co.
(quar.)
,___—
partic. pfd.
Horn & Hardart Co.
Houston
(N Y)
Light & Power,
Humble
Oil
&
(quar.)
Huntington
5%
Fibre
1-2-43
12-15
*
11-18
15c
111-30
12-21
12-11
40c
11-30
11-13
Power
Co.,
5%
Assurance
Co.
(Toronto)
shares
9-26
11-16
1
1
12-
1
$1%
1-
12-
1
preferred
Battery
Kalamazoo
B
Co.
5%
(Julius)
50C
Kendall
Kinney
Klein
Co.
(D. Emil)
Knudsen
00c
&
12-15
12-
$iy4
(quar.)
___,
______
12-
(H.
$ i y2
$2
prior pfd.—.
_4__'
(quar.)
pfd.
—
12-
tsiy4.
62'/2C
preferred
12-
1
-
Class
Montreal
11-10
1-20
Motor
Wheel
Mount
Diablo
11-14
Mountain
preferred
Electric
Leland
Salt
Leslie
Co.
Mountain Producers Corp.
Muncie Water Works, 8Vo preferred
Murphy
(G.
Corp.
Murray
$1%
2-1-43
1-15-43
12-15
12-5
1-1-43
12-
l
12-1
12-
11-14
1
/
11-16
12-15
Extra
11-25
VI50C
12-11
$iy4
_
11-30
20c
12-1"
11-14
(Richmond, Va.)
—
S3
—
25c
common——..
(quar.)
12-31
12-
12-
1
,
25c
12-
5
(Nashville,
12-24
•
1.11-
$iy8
(quar.)——_
;
(quar.)——
_
$1
Extra
B
Lincoln
7%
Extra
11-9
Link
Inc.,
Lionel
12-14
<
preferred (quar.)
Corporation (quar.)
Nebraska Power Co., 8%
RR.
••
40c
12-1
11-2
Class
B
Extra
—
1
11-
12-
1
11-10
25c
12-1
11-10
Class
12-
11-10
7 r/o
_—
30c
$1%
12-
1
1
12-21
,
2
—
12-1
11-23
11-23
1
50c
12-1
1-2-43
->11-
preferred
Star
Gas
11-30
11-12
11-24
50c
_
12-10
12-10
11-24
12-
11-10,
(quar.)_
t25c
—
ti2yac
12-
11-10
$25c
12-
of
interest
&
Taylor, 6%
1st pieferred (quar.)
12-15
State
1
11-17
12-15
11-27
12-
1
Newberry
5%
(J.
J.)
1
1-2-43
/
11-25
12-15
12-
12-
1
12-
(quar.)
Nipissing Mines,
Noranda
11-30
11-20
Norfolk
12-31
12-21
12-22
North
Pennsylvania RR.
12-15
11-25
North
River
25c
12-
1
,11-20
$1'4
12-
1
11-27
6%
12-
1
11-20
12-
1
12-1
11-12
12-
11-12
1
11-19
11-21
12-
1
11-12
12- 5
10-20
$l*/2
12-
1
11-14
1
11-20*
•
,2*4%
.
RR. Co.—
pid.' (quar.)
(year
1
11-20
20c
12-23
11-20
—1*4%
12-23
11-20
12-15
12-15
12-
11-15
$l3/4
—
—
a
share
___—
Co., 7%
pfd.
for
(quar.)_,
$1%
class A preference
Ogdensburg
t37*/2c
Ry„
&
Alexander,
Inc.,
preferred
Steel
2nd
5%
Car,
preferred
East
11-20
12-
1
11-14
12-1
11-14
25c
15c
—
12-15
12-
1
(quar,)_______
70c
12-
1
11-19
____________________
75c
12-1
11-19
1st pfd.
(quar.)_____
12-14
6*/4c
12-29
12-14
$5c
(quar.)
12-29
62y2c
(quar.)_„____
Mines
Dome
Gamble
Inc
11-30
$1%
guaranteed
5*4% pfd. (quar.)_
common
(quar.)
1
$l*/2
Power,
1-15
12-23
________
Canada
.
Finance
Service,
$6
$l*/4
12-15
$l*/4
5% pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
of
11-25*
12-15
12-
$l*/4
Bank
12-1
11-15
3
(Montreal)-—
pfd.
(quar.)_;.__
$l*/2
12-
1
11-30
preferred
preferred
(monthly)-,:—
(monthly)_______—
41%c
12-
1
11-20
50c
12-
L
11-20
preferred
(monthly).———
58*4c
12-
1
11-20
Service
12-15
preferred
of Indiana
com,
(quar.)_
(quar.)
of New Jersey—
_________—
$5
preferred
25c
12- 1
11-14
$l*/4
12-1
11-14
$1*4
12-15
11-13
—50c
12-15
11-13
$13A
12-15
11-13
$2
12-15
11-13
t$l*/4
1-15
11-25
(quar.)___—_—
preferred
6%
(monthly)
preferred
preferred (quar.)__—
(quar.)——)
—
—
prior
preference—,—
Bakeries
Corp
________
(year end)—,
preferred (quar.)
Power
Co.
;___ '
80c
12-
1
11-16
11-
2
$l*/2
(quar.)_______—_—,
12-10
11-20
1-15
11-20
12-
11-30
25c
12-15
11-13
$25c
U-25
10-26
12-1
11-27
11-18
50c
12-1
11-16
$i*/4
2-1-43
1-15-43
6%
11-16
30c
11-30
12-15
11-20
$2*4
12-19
11-30
11-23
11-
2
$1
11-25
11-16
12-10
11-25
$1
30c
12-
1
12-
1
11-13
11-25
10-31
11-16
t87*4c
t75c
11-25
10-31
25c
12-21
12-10
12-
1
11-20
50c
12-10
11-19
Steel
$25c
1-15-43
I-2-43
t40c
12- 1
II-16
1st pfd.
Corp.—
preferred
preferred
B
(quar.)_
Ltd
non-cumulative
conv.
—_
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)__
37*4c
(quar.)
30c
11-25
11-10
1
11-20
11-25
11-10
12-
15c
2-1-43
1-15-43
15c
2-1-43
1-15-43
25c
—
(quar.)__,——____—___
12-21
12-
1
$1*4
preferred
preferred D
—
—
(quar.)
1-1-43
12-10
$1*4
25c
$1%
1-1-43
12-15
12-10
12-30
12-15
37*4c
12- 1
11-20
$1*4
$1*4
12- 1
12- 1
11-12
11-25
11-12
$1*4
12- 1
11-12
t$l*4
(quar.)
Paper Co., Ltd
preferred (auar.)
——
Roxy Theatres, $1*4 preferred
(quar.)__
Royal Bank of Canada (reduced quar.)
Oil Co., Ltd. <s-a)___
Royalite
Royalty Income Shares series A,—_——_—
(quar.)
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp. com.
12-1
11-16
37*4c
*$1*4
*50c
.00021c
12- 1
12- 1
12-1
10-31
>
15c
11-25
12- 1
12- 1
11-30
11-25
12-10
12- 1
12-23
11-14
11-14
10-31
11-25
11-25
62*4c
$iy4
15c
50°
$1*4
$3
$1V2
12-23
12-15
$1.62*4
7% debenture C (quar.)
$13A
7*4% debenture B (quar.)_—$1.87*4
8% debenture A (quar.)—
$2
1-2-43
1-2-43
1-2-43
1-2-43
12-10
75c
$l*/4
12-10
11-12
12-10
11-12
convertible preferred
(quar.)—
Saco-Lowell Shops, common (irregular)
Safeway Steel Products
St. Joseph Lead Co—
St. Joseph Water, 6% preferred (quar.)
St. Louis Bridge, 6% 1st pfd. (s-a)
3.% 2nd preferred (s-a)
$2*4
Savannah
6*4%
1
25c
25c
non-cum.
—
12-23
f$l
—
B——________
_____________________—____
Rolland
12-10
$1*4
$1
Class
Inc.
Republic Steel Corp., common
6%
12-10
12-14
$1*4
Co.
(quar.)
Rochester Gas & Electric 5% pfd. E
6% preferred C (quar.)
11-30
25c
1
Co.
Rochester Button Co.—
11-30
12-15
12-23
(quar.)
preferred
of Colorado—
$1.50 convertible preferred
Electric—
Bancorporation
12-
,
■
——
(quar.)
6% prior preference A (quar.)
Reynolds, Spring Co. (resumed)
Rich's, Inc., 6*4% preferred (quar.)—
11-12'
60c
(quar.)___
(reduced)
Northern States Power, 1% preferred-^
Northwest
1
12-10
25c
__________—_—
$1.50
Company,
<fe
6%
6
(quar.)__
Northern Pipe Line
11-20
share held)
Electric
6%
•r
6
North American Aviation (irregular).
1-1-43
20c
12- 1
11-30
$l0c
$1
$iy4
12-15
"
11-
'
—
&
11-20
10c
'Republic Insurance Co. (Texas)
Republic Investors Fund—6% preferred A (quar.),
11-13
11-
(Interim)
Mines,
(quar.)
1-15-43
11-30
t$l3A
—
preferred (quar.)
$l*/2
11-30
1
—
11-10
Water
&
$160
11-20
12-15
-12-1
'
______
11-13
$4 preferred
1
112-1
$l3/4
•
11-10
11-20
6
2-1-43
12-
Reliance
1
$1.27*4
12-
12-10,
11-
2*4c
^___—____
(15/1000th of
Regent Knitting Mills,
11-13
$1
12-
t$10
11-20
11-25
1st preferred__——
(quar.)
dividend
Reading Co. 4%
Gas—
Co.
11-20
1
11-17
Rayonier,
111-10
$1
(quar.)
Insurance
11-30
1
12-
11-20
Quebec
12-2
75c
com.
ti2yac
&
1
12-
12- I
Quaker Oats Co., 6%
11-21
87*4c
,
Newport Industries, Inc. (irregular)/
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock, com.
' $5 convertible, preferred
(quar.)______
Ltd.
com,
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp——,_
12-22
12-12
12-15
tlOc
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Western Railway com.
12-
t$4.12*4
'
11-20
25c
Lt. & Power,
Co. ,.common
preferred A
$1
$1*4
$1*4
12-15
Purity
'
11-20
12-
$1*4
Co.-(resumed)
&
11-10
1
12-
5%
12-11
12-
,
25C
Elec.
11-21
12-
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—
11-20
12-18
$13/4
$1
pfd
11-14
$3*4
(quar,)
5.107f..preferred.(quar.)—
Northeastern
5%
11-30
25c
(irregular)
common...—
preferred
non-cum,
York
1
12-18
$134
10c
8%
11-13*
11-14
25c
$2
(quar.)
(year-end)
Longhorn Portland Cement Co.—
5% participating preferred (quar.)
Participating
Lord
$5
New
11-
1
$1*4
$7 pfd.
7%
11-30
75c
(quar.)__
RR.
12-
$1.27*4
1
$3*4
Randall
;_
Central
11-16
'
11-30
$1
_______________
—
(monthly)
v.
Co.
25c
—
■—-
Inc
beneficial
York
12-
11-28
"
$2 participating class A_
New York & Queens Elec.
11-12
11-30
Long-Bell Lumber Co.—
Ctfs.
New
9
12-15
$ 1 VA *
5%
11-12
25c
Cordage,
B
preferred
30c
endl_____
Public
11-16
$1%
.
12-15
15c
Bedford
2-5-43
31*/4c
preferred
(s-a).
Public Service Co.
11-10
1
27*40
New England Public Service Co.—
$6 prior lien preferred (accum.)
$7 prior lien preferred (accum.)
New Jersey Zinc Co. (irregular)
11-17
$1.10
(quar.)
Pipe Co., common
Common
(monthly)
8%
New
1L-10
12-
$1.62 »/2
—
—
Groceterias,
12-1
12-
50c
—
Nestle-Le Mur Co.,
12-
75C
„
Lock-Joint
Lone
Extra
12-15
2-15-43
Public Service Corp.
12-1
preferred, (quar.$1.3/4
preferred (quar.)
'
'
$1*4
(quar.)^
25c
40c
3c
——
11-17
Neisner Brothers Inc.
2
Co.—
Extra-
11-25
Neiman-Marcus Co., 5%
11-
...
Original capital (quar.)
Special guaranteed
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias Co., Ltd., cl. A
Loblaw
1%
11-10
11-27'
....—
(quar.)—
12-17
$i*/8
common v.t.c..
pref.
11-16
1
35c
—
Bessemer & Lake Erie
preferred
5%
$1%
__________
11-21
35c
Miami
Little
preferred (s-a)
11-20
,
<
11-25
25c
(quar)..
common
(quar)
Belt Co.
(quar.)
12-15
...
preferred
6*4%
Corp.
12-1
'
£.
common
Insurance
Company ; (quar.)
Nazareth Cement Co., com.
25c
.
Co.—.
12-28
25c
Steel
12-
1- 2-43
6%
12-11
'
..
_____
National
11-20
75c
—
Stores,
12-15
$13A
—
(quar.)
12-15
$3
(quar.).
25c
(quar,)
Petroleum
Tenn.)
50c
11-12
f Public
10c
National Linen Service Corp.,
9
$1%
Quarterly—
11-20
(Del.)25c
Accident
__
———...
—
Corp.
,
—
Extra
Lincoln
12-1
50c
_
(quar.)..
Special
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, common
Class
1-2-43
50c
___
———
Liberty Aircraft Products Corp.—...;
...
&
25c
(s-a)
1
11-12
Provincial
11-14
' 25c
Natomas
Company.
1
1
15c
...
—
Life
12-10
pfd.
(year-end)__
Prosperity Co., 5%
11-16
12-
12-
35c
_
...
National
12-21
(quar.)_____
12-
7%
Folding, Box com. (irregular)_____
National Gypsum Co., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
National-Lead Co., 1% pfd. A (quar.)
11-2G
11-30
1
Procter; &
1
$1*4
-National
12-2
'
12-15
l
S3
America—
(quar.).
Container
11-16
11-30
12-
Pressed
'
-National
1
12-1
12-15
12-
Preston
5c
Co.
___•
11-28
12-
11-15
50c
Prentice-Hall,
11-21
50c
(quar.y___.__.___
National Brush
12-
1
11-15
$1*4
Powdrell
••
11-15
12-
$l*/2
(quar.)
—_—
5 '
12-
12-1
of
12-15
12-15
50c
■
National Automotive Fibres, 6% pfd. (quar.)
National Bearing Metals, common.-..
National Biscuit Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
11-16
12-15
Co.
(St. Louis)
Narragansett Racing Association (year-end)
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—
Irregular'
12-24
25C
25C
30c
11-15
2
12-1
5%
America, (year-end)
Mutual Bank & Trust Co.
11-14
;
$l3/4
—
11-17
$2
Muskegon Motor Specialties, $2 class A (quar.);
Muskogee Co., 6% preferred (quar.)._._
$iy4
11-15
50c
11-20
11-10
12-18
$$1%
11-20
.
2
12-
12-10
6%
11-30
12-8
12-
15c
Portland
11-14
30c
1
40c
Potomac
12-31
12-3
11-16
12-
Co.—
Pollack Paper & Box
12-11
12-10
1
(irreg,)_
Poor
12-11
12-15
11-16
12-
11-28
(quar.)__
Peoples Telephone Corp., 4*4% preferred____
Peoples Water & Gas, $6 preferred (quar.)_
Pfaudler Co., 6% preferred (quar.)__
each
11-10
2
75c
1
t30c
1
1-15
l-
11-30
(quar,).
1-2-43
—
(interim)
12-
50c
12-21
12-1
12-10
(quar.)_—_
Pennsylvania Electric Co., 5.10% pfd. (quar.)
4
11-10
1-2-43
(quar.
$iy2
Chemical
Switch
12-19
12-29
12-31
6*4%
(quar.)
convertible
Stock
11-10
1
lc
(irregular)..
(s-a).....
11-20
preferred
1
$l*/2
(Utah)
11-16
6%
1212-
25c
11-27
Mutual
A
Plymouth Oil Co.
& Development—
Supply
of
11-10
t3iy4C
50c
(quar.)
Corp., common
(quar.)..
12-14
12-14
12- 1
$2
(quar.)
11-30
12-
11-25
$2.25
(quar.)
12-11
15c
1
75c
40c
50c
11-20
12-
$2.25
.....—.—.A
Co.
Co.
Mills,
12-29
Pittsburgh Steel Co., 5*4% prior preferred-Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.—
7% preferred (quar.)
1
12-1
34%c
,
25c
Lexington Water, 7% preferred (quar.)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.______________
Life Savers
Corp.
C.)
9
11-14
(accum.)—$1*4
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR
11-28
75c
-
Quarterly
■>/? ("-I
(quar.)
(year
Dry Goods Co.
Fuel
12-
11-24
1
12-10
Pittsburgh Coke- & Iron Co.,, $5
11-10
12-
11-24
12-21
1-14-43
—
Oil Mng.
1
11-30
50c
Corp.
12-
12-19
12-15
12-21
6
flc
Telephone, common (quar.)—,,
class
$1.25
G'fi
11-20
20c
(W. R.)
Finance
11-16
1
2
24c
...
Mortgage Co.
Moore
Motor
&
Woollen
Pittsburgh
11-20
1-
11- 2
50c
Pillsbury Flour Mills (quar.)
Pinchin, Johnson & Co., Ltd.—.
Ordinary registered (final)
11-25
12-
$1%
1
I
1
1$1
end)_._._
11-10
Lehigh Portland Cement Co.—
4%
(irregular)...,
Tool
12-
.
1
$1%
(quar.)________
Inc..
12-10
2-1-43
12-
12-12
1
12-
75c
(interim)—
Pilgrim Exploration Co.
2
$1.06
pfd.
11-25
11-16
——__——
preferred
$7
(quar.)
&
12-10
$1
Society 5xk'fo.
Loan
12-
11-
12-22
•
;.
50c
Co., Ltd.
(year
A
11-14
12-12
11-25
l$l34
preferred
Mining Co
Phoenix Hosiery Co., 7%
11-24
1
5
12-
t$l
Phillipsburg
11-14*
12-15
12-15
25c
•
Montgomery Ward & Co., common..
11-30
:
Mercantile Co.
Common
11-25
Sl'/a
Inc.,
(quar.)...
—....
■
10c
__________
Monotype
D.)
12-15
15c
(irreg.)—
com.
(quar.)—.
convertible
12-.
12-15
(irregular)
—,_
Service
Machine
Loan
1
4c
11-12
1
6% preferred (quar.)
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)——____
Phillips Pump & Tank, class A__^
6
12-
9c
prior pfd.
Mills,
11-
45c
...
end)pfd. (quar.)
.1
Monsanto Chemical Co., $4.50 pfd. A (s-a)
$4.50 preferred B- (s-a)..'.^
$4 preferred C (s-a)...—;;
Monroe
12-
Machine (irregular)—.Secord'Candy Shops (quar.)—
$4.50
Lee
7
12-
(quar.)
(R. G.),
1-1-43
Public
Monarch
12-
12-15
Inc.
Tourneau
Carpet
1
12-15
Lawyers Title Insurance Co.
6%
preferred (s-a)
Le
11-25
Mohawk
25 c
(quar.)_________—.—
Lane-Wells Co, (irregular)
Langiey's, Ltd.—,
-1
7^r convertible preference (accum.)—
Laura
(Robert)
1
12-15
12-10
12-
$1.37*4
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Philadelphia Suburban Water,
11-27
12-
$1
4y4%! preferred CAquar
Mitchell
12-
$1
'Missouri Edison Co.
1
.Missouri
$l'/4
Lake Superior District Power, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Lanston
•
11-14
Stores, com. (extrg)_
.
Hart. Inc.!
11-10
1-1-43
30c
&
1
1-6-43
$iy4
________
Lake of the Woods Milling, com.
preferred
(s-a)_—
12-10
25c
preferred ' (participating)
11-25
50c
Kuppenheimer (B.) &-Co.. (s-a)
Laciede-Christy Clay Products Co.—
7%
12-
$iy4
_
____——
Lane Bryant
end.)
(quar.)
$4 preferred B (quar)
12-, 1
SI
!___
3% special preferred (quar.)___;
Kroger Grocery & Baking, common (quar,)._
6 % 1st preferred (quar.)
__———:
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)_
preferred
11-18
1
12-15
30c
(quar.)
common———
Landis Machine Co.—
(yr.
(accum.)
Common
11-30
12-
50c
$iy2
7%
12-15
(quar.)———,
7%
pfd.
Miller
75c
(year-end)
—
preferred
Co., common
preferred (s-a)
8%
1
12-
5%
Corp.
conv.
15c
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—A,
Koehring Company ———_________——
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (reduced)
:
6%.
Midland Oil Corp.,. $2
(irregular)..
11-19
$l3/4
& Co.,
12-15
Products
Petroleum
11-19
(quar.)
(8. H.)
1-
Tube
Mid-Continental
12-
Inc.,
12-15
1
12-15
(Cal.),
(quar.)
Kobacker Stores,
12-15
1-
1
12-15
Co.
1-
,
12-19
$1
;
com.
Ltd.
Pennsylvania State Water,
12-15
12-
25c
Mines.
Pennsylvania RR.
11-14
1-
67o preferred, series 1940 (quar.)
$l*/2
$6 junior , preferred (quar.).—
$l*/2
1%
preferred (quar.)_•—$1%
,
:
5
12-
15c
Creamery
preferred
Kress
12-31
25c
$5
12-
12-
$1
_
(G. R.)
25c
$l*/2
....
12-
50c
Co., $6 partic. preferred A (quar.)_
_______J____——_
Kilburn Mills
Co. com. (quar.)..
(quar.)_w-__.^^___
25c
Parchment———
Co
&
Service
Midwest Oil
(year-end)——
(extra)—
preferred
conv,
Kayser
(quar.)
Public
6-%' preferred
25c
(quar.)—
Vegetable
(quar.)
preferred
prior
Michigan
4
payable
(year-end)
Kaufmann Department
preferred
.Michigan Steel
;
<
12-15
35c
$1.20 preferred class A (quar.)
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines Corp.—
1
12-
11-9
(quar,)———
1212-
1
common
1
1
12-
end)—
12-12
1-
1
$7
Co.—
(year
12-22
$iy4
11-20
30c
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Electric
Penn
11-15
$1*4
(quar.)__
Consol.
Stow
$1.40
1
1-
$l*/2
Jamzen Knitting Mills 5% preferred
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
W.
$1%
12-
1-
8 %
Mfg. Co. vtc.
12-10
1
37>/2c
common
preferred
(Peter),
Peerless
11-20
1
25c
(quar.)
Petroleum-
Inc.
12-
8iy4c
1-
11-
5%
(quar.)
$i*/2
1
K.
participating preference
preferred
preferred
Peninsular
$1%
5
—
•
11-14
$l*/2
12-
Co.,
-11-14
1
(quar.)..,.--
5
„
12-
(quar.)..
12-
___
11-30
t$23/4
prior
$1%
preferred A
Wilcox
pfd
preferred
Nickel
5%
Peck,
2C
Scott. 6Va',6
&
Textile Corporation—
preferred
Harvester,
Jaeger Machine Co.
6'r
$6
International
Gas
Peabody Coal,
9
$7
International
Natural
12-
'$6
■■
10-31
Corporation
12-31
11-20
1
Iron Fireman
(s-a)v.u__J_;,$1*4
preferred
11-16
12-
Intertype
Paymaster
1
50c
Silver
Paul
11-25
$5
12-10
International
12-20
1st
11-20
12-
35c
(quar.)
12-21
convertible
1
$i*/2
t$l*/4
—
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
TA
1
12-
$1
(increaseu)_____
(resumed)—
1-1-43
1
12-
Pen Co.
$5*4
•
...
end)
12-
12-15
Co.
25c
(St. Louis)
(year
common
11-20
12-
$i*/2
Extra
Paton
11-12
1
$$3
Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co.,
12-
12-15
tax
-
1
12-
$i*/2
(s-a)—
$iy2
Metal
11-16
1
50c
(quar.)—_
Parker
1
12-
t$l3/4
(quar.)
Co.,
1
.Merchants Petroleum Co
11-13
—
12-
preferred
Park-Wilshire
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
1
12-
12-1
(s-a)
12-15
11-14
50c
(quar.)—
Proof
1
Metal & Thermit.Corp., common.........
T,'o
preferred .(quar.).:.;
12-26
Bearer shares (s-a)
International Products Corp,
11-15
30c
12-31
40c
Interstate
$ia8
$1
——
Canad.
11-15
1
preferred
Rust
12-
5%
9-29
$1*4
less
1
11-18
11-14
12-15
$i*/8
(s-a)
common
12-
Mercantile-Commerce Bk. & Tr.
(year end)
Machinery (quar,)——
Institutional Group Securities—
Aviation Group Shares
funds
12-
12-
12- 1
12-15
25c
61st
Parker
7'}>
12-21
58*/3c
$5 preferred—
12-5
Quarterly.,,
Mengel Company,
-
pfd,
11-27
11-14
41%c
Pictures, Inc.—
(increased)
iquar.)_„__
Common
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper,
Paramount
12-31
Co.,
preferred
12-5
11-10
$l*/8
(Canada),
1
12-31
(s-a)
Elevator
Otis
30c
12-21
-a.
7%
Oxford
25c
___
Cigar
Co.
6A
2
25c
11-10
.
___
(quar.)
2
11-
1
$n/2
t$i34
(quar.)__
(year end)
preferred
preferred (quar.)—
1
12•
11-
$1*4
(quar.)__
11-20
12-
25c
Equipment
preferred-(quar.)
$3.25
J25C
1
12-11
pfd.
preferred
Ontario & Quebec Ry.
California—
1
1-2-43
11-28
12-
12-10
Co.—
6%
Merrltt-Chapman
Company
shares
of
Co.,' 6'A
Farm
11-30
15c
7%
11-20
12-15
12-30
7»/2c
Tube, common (irregular)___
$1
preference
(quar.43%c
.Omar, Inc., 6%
1-2-43
I2y2c
•
Service
prior
•Oliver
12-31
12-
Ltd.,
5%
11-16
J25C
—
Registered
Corp.
12-31
f$iy8
$6'preferred A-(quar.)_'-_i;j__.___.____L..
Acceptance
$1.75
Okonite
11-18
12-15
$$l*/3
(monthly)
G'v preferred (monthly)
7/- preferred (monthly)
Ohio River Sand, 1'U preferred
1
$12y2c
(year-end).____
12-
12-7
12-
$3c
...
,
.
Assn.—
Loan
4*4%' preferred (quar.)—
Ingersoll Rand Company
States
common
12-
3%
-
___
United
Corporation,
12-31
1
1-2-43
(quar.7
pfd.
common
11-20
1
1-2-43
f$1.31'A
common
Seamless
12-1
12-
preferred-.
preferred
Ohio
11-16
1
1-2-43
(quar,)__._
Mercantile
$iy2
:
Industrial National Bank of Chicago—
Common (quarterly)
—;
in
Mines
■
11-16
12-
(s-a)u50c
...
<s-a)
Quarterly
International
Gold
10-31
-
.
—
<s-a)
Industrial Bank of Hartford
International
Lake
11-10
12-
12-10
25c
$$1.11
1
5
11-16
25c
$5.50,preferred B,(quar.)_.
Melchers Distillers, 6% partic. pfd.
12-
11-10
1-
$i»/8.
McLennan, McFeeley & Prior,-class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
6'/2% - 1st preferred .(quar.)
11-25
$ $ 3 3,4
Indianapolis Public Welfare
Inland Steel
Insurance
11-16
t75c
Quarterly
:
Imperial Oil Company-
Glass
4
12-
(quar.)
(quar,)-_._:_____v^_l
Plate
Extra
11-16
$i%
.
Registered shares
.common
12-
7(/2c
of Rec.
$l3/4
15c
Mills,
Co.,
Public
5'o
,
2y2^
Corporation
Ohio
ordinary
12-1
68 %c
pfd. (quar.)
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
-American dep. rets, for ord. shs. (interim)
Life
for
Co., 7A
preferred iquar.)—..
lOhio Power Co.,:44 V preferred
9
rec.
Oil
Holders
Payable
$1*4
Q'b
9
12-
$i*/2
__
(quar.)preferred—
11-27
11-
11-16
12-20
12-
11-
1
12-1
Ohio
11-13
12-
12-1
$iy2
Ogilvie Flour
10-28
12-
12-
62*/2C
—
10-28
11
25c
pfd. (quar.)
When
share
-
Light & Power, 6%
12-
25c
dep.-
& Rubber
Corporation,
12-
(quar.j.
of Company
Phnrmacal
Scotia
Nu-Enamel
40c
/
(interim),
McKenzie Red
Nova
25c
(year-end)•_
com.
Co.
-4y2%;; preferred
-
11-23
f$l'/4
30c
Illinois Municipal Water 6%
Bearer
t50c
$1>A
Corp., 6% preferred
6% preferred (quar.)
Water,
Iowa
Imperial
12-5
■
25c
Corp
Extra
11-18
12-15
45c
(quar.)
(monthly)
I'/o preferred (quar.)—
Hussman-Ligonier, 5*4% conv;. pfd.
Illinois
12-8
11-14
'-May Department.Stores...:.".'^.75cMcClatcjhy Newspapers, 7% preferred (quar.)
433Ac
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines* Ltd. (quar.)
i-55y2c
.
Norwich
11-30
11-
Norwalk Tire
25c
Garden
Amer.
Massachusetts
,
12- 2
8%C
;
pfd.
common
Refining
Hummel-Ross
(quar.)
12-
:
Masonite
4
12-15
6c
Wall Products.
Mead
6% non-cumulatiVe 2nd partic. pfd. (quar.)
>
Marsh
—
non-cumulative
common
Shirt
Ltd.,
Per
Name
Northwestern Public Service, 7','c
Q"c
preferred (quar.)
12-22
1-2'
25c
(irregular)..
J—
registered-
5
*i
50C
(quar.) ____
Honolulu Rapid Transit, 6% pfd. (quar.)——
Houston Oil Co. of Texas 6% pfd
_.
Horn
12-
*5c
Dew,
Co.
Extra
'Co.,
5
$1.80
(Henry) & Co., class A (accum.)
Home Fire & Marine Insurance (Cal) (quar.)
Hooker
1
•
Holt
Honey
(reduced)
1
Mfg. Co., class A
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—
'
Co.,
1-2
$3
$1%
(s-a)_...
Marconi International Marine Communication
12-14
15c
Ltd.
Square
Manhattan
'
11-17
15c
(quar.)
'Mallory-(P. R.).&Co.
12-1
__
Mines,
Extra
11-20
.___
preferred
Madison
11-16
12-
end)
(accum.)
6V2%
Lynchburg-& Abingdon Telegraph
12-11*
12-5
$2
■
12-24
5
of Rec.
12-15
1823
Holders
Payable
Mfg.' Associates '(quar.)
$1*4
_
When
share
Name of Company
/
,
Ludlow
$1»A
,
____
_
"
11-14
1-20-43
(quar.)
Heywood-Wakefield, 5% pfd. B
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.
Monthly
:
of Rec.
15c
_
(year
Hecla Mining Co
Per
$l'/2
Harshaw Chemical, 4*/2% conv. pfd. (quar.)_
Hartman Tobacco Co. $4 prior pref. (accum.)
Pineapple
Holder»
12-1
25c
common
preferred (quar.)
Harnischfeger Corp. com. (quar.)
5%' preferred (quar.)—____
5%
preferred 2nd issue (quar.)
Hawaiian
Payable
$1'A
(quar.)
6%
■
When
Seers
Electric
debenture
Roebuck
Extra
&
&
D
Co.
—
11-10
11-16
11-27
11-10
12-15
Power—
(quar.)
(quar.)__
-—
12-10
12-10
12-10
,
Name
45c
Extra
(quar.)_—
preferred (quarj-i.
Oil Co. (Del.) (quar.)
$4Va
11-28*
$1
2-1-43
2-1-43
Co., $5 1st preferred (Initial)
(Laura) Candy Shops (quar.)
12-10
12-
Secord
Securities Acceptance
Common
dividend
This
The
15c.
6%
reported
company announces
last week
it as 10c.
37»/2C
12-24
12-10
22c
12-15
11-25
25c
12-15
11-25
25C
12-
1
11-12
15C"
„
(quar.)
12-10
11-17
_
B
Class
Servel,
—
(quar.)—J.
Sharp & Dohme, Inc. (irregular)
Inc.
12-10
as
(quar.)—'
class A
Corp.
.
-
—
Co.
(quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sheaffer
•
Pen
Co.
(quar.)
12-
pfd. (quar.)
(interim)
Mines, Ltd.
11-25
11-14
11-25
11-14
12-
10-26
1
11-14
$iy4
12-
1
11-14
J30c
1-15-43
12-31
2c
11-30
11-14
60c
12-15
11-24
!
J5c
Sonotone
AAA
—
Pulp
Co.,
25c
75c
12-14
11-
12-15
12-
4
5c
12-22
12-
4
11-25
11-16
$iy2
11-25
(quar.)
w_.
.—
South Bend Lathe Works——
;
Southeastern Greyhound Lines, com. .(quar.)
11-16
11-30
12-
37'/2c
4(
S.
U.
11-30
Waite
•
11-27
11-16
11-14
;
$1
11-
Walworth
6
11-30
Warren
'
12- 1
1-2-43
12- 1
1-2-43
12- 1
1-2-43
12-10
11-25
<12-10
t,
'
11-25
Gypsum Co. com.
—-
5%
12-15
5%
11-16
Partic.
6%
(quar.)
non-cumulative
preferred
6%
non-cumulative
preferred
preferred
convertible
6%
(quar.)
(quar.)—_
6%
preferred
11-16
12-15
'11-20
1
12-
50c
12-15 "
1
11-15
3-
1
2-15
12-15
1
of
12-
1
$1
12-10
35c
1-15-43
Oil
Standard
Extra
12-
12-
$2
12-15
12-
12-15
,
12-
1
1212-
40c
t$l34
1
1
12-24
11-16
Extra
5%
11-16
12-15
11-30
1-15
12-31
12-15
12-
5
40c
12-15
12-
5
$iy4
12-31
12-17
12-
11-16*
——
pfd.
Inc.
Drug,
(quar.)
75c
(quar.)—
1
11-16
11-
$iy2
12-
1
-
12-
1
6J/a%
preferred
(D.
Class
A
(quar.)
Oil Co.,
A.)
12-
Oil
Sun
Co.
Co.
(quar.)
j.
11-16
11-25
11-14
25c
——
_
1
25c
12-15
11-25
$20c
preferred (quar,)-,
(quar,) —
.—
5c
12-
1
Stock
dividend
Sunshine
12-
1
Mining
Tool
Superior
Co.
&
12-23
Swan-Pinch
Oil
5c
Deposit
receipts
——
.*
6%
Corp.
International
Swift
——
11-25
pfd.
„
12-
1
Industrial
—
12-29
(quar.)—
1-1-43
1-1-43
(year-end)—
(year end)———
50c
55c
$1
12-10
12-21
12- 1
$134
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co.,-ij.——$1
Vapor Car Heating Co., 7% pref, (quar,)—,
$134
12- 1
12- 2
prior pfd.
5%
Works,,
common
(quar.)_'•_—
1st preferred
,
■——
12-
1
Tennessee
Mines
$1V4
_
—_
1-2-43
25c
11-30
25c
11-30
1-15
■
—
(quar.)
Ltd.
25c
——;
Corporation
vTerre Haute Water Works, 7%
Extra
Sulphur
—
pfd.
(quar,),
$1%
Texas
(quar.)
Pacific Land Trust
Subsidiary
shares
-
Roofing Co.,
$1.40
.
12-21
Roller
Aircraft
Toklan Royalty class A
Class B
Toledo
11-19
1
,
CERTIFIED
•
'
12-16
;
Co.—
Stationery
Coal
i7y2c
1
11-14
25c
12-14
12-
1
11-16
11-
2
Corp:—;
12-
J50C
>:
1
11-19
12-
25c
1
11-14
•
12-21
$iy4
1-2-43
50C
12-15
11-20
25c
12-15
11-14
1
11-14
50c
12-10
11-27
35c
12-
1
$iy2
12-
12-
$1
Co
Instrument—,—.
Chlorine
Products
11-10
1
11-12
12-26
12-12
$1%
1-1-43
12-12
(Wm.),
$l3/4
1-1-43
$iy4
12-
2
11-16
$iy2
12-
1
11-10
t25c
1-2-43
12-15
$iy8
1-15-43
12-31
$iy»
12-15
11-30
1
11-16
1
11-10
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—,,..
common
preferred
(quar.),
7% preferred (quar.)
(resumed)
Water, $6 preferred (quar.)
—
(F.
(F. W.),
Amer.
pfd.
W.)
—
(quar.),',
t$l3/4
Company,—!
'
12-
3%
7
11-: 4
12-14
11-27
12-
$8
Wrightr Aeronautical Corp. (year-end
Mines, Ltd., (quar.)
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. & Co., com. (monthly) ,
Wurlitzer
(Rudolph) Co., common
12-12
12-7 .11-4
:
3%
pfd. regis..:
1-
2
11-26
25c
12-
1
11-20
10c
11-30
11-20
$10c
Wright-Hargreaves
t
12-
40C
Ltd.; 6% pfd. (year-end)
deposit rets, for 6%
.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube, common,.—.—
5y2% preferred A,
—..
—
'
50c
12-15
11-14
1-1-43
12-5
25c
-.4
$1%
12-15
11-30
50c
;
12-15
12- I
Youngstown Steel Door (resumed>
Zlon's Co-operative Mercantile Institution—
for this dividend.
•Transfer books not closed
tOn account of accumulated dividends.
tPayable
12-
1
.
funds, tax deductible at the source.
resident tax. 2%.; a Less British income tax.
Canadian
in
resident tax.
15%
j
Non¬
Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank is now cer¬
BY
for cable transfers in the different countries of the
FEDERAL- RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER
1942, INCLUSIVE
v
TARIFF ACT OF
1930
.
York
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
12-12
: 1
Nov. 19
«
*
$
.297733*
.297733*
.237044*
.237044*
.237044*
.237044*
'
.297733*
.237044*
3.228000
3.228000
3.228000
3.228000
3.228000
3.215033
2.215033
3.215033
3.215033
2.215033
12-12
11-21
i
—
.060600*
.060600*
.060600*
.060600*
.060600*
.051525*
.051525*
.051525*
.051525*
.051525*
.909090
11-21
1
•:
.909090
.909090
.909090
.909090
.909090
.883392
12-
12-
;
.060600*
Free
12-15
$
.297733*
.051525*
Official
1
12-15
■
3.215033
12-
1-1-43
$
Nov. 18
Nov. 17
Nov. 16
Nov. 14
.297733*
cruzeiro—
Brazil,
12-15
.879609
.879921
,879687
.879140
.881484
Canada, dollarOfficial—
Official
.570100*;'
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
—.
.570125*
.570100*
,570100*
.570100*
Colombia, peso—
England, pound sterling—
.570100*
4.035000
•
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
.301215
.301215
.301215
.301215
.301215
.301215
.205725
.205725
.205725
.205725
.205725
".205725
4.035000
4.035000
1
11-10
12-15
11-25
35C
12-15
11-25
Mexico, peso
Newfoundland, dollar—
12-
75C
12-
5
11-20
12-
India
(British), rupee
11-16
10-22
12-15
12-
1
New Zealand,
60C
12-15
12-
1
Union of South
'
5%
41 %C
12-
1
11-20
50C
12-
1
11-20
58M»C
12-
1
11-20
Official
.909090
.909090
.909090
.909090
1
11-23
6%
The
11-20
12-
$i
11-13
.237044*
1
25c
(s.-a.)
preferred
(monthly)
preferred (monthly)
7% preferred (monthly)
1
3.228000
*2C
—
12-
11-18
.297733*
Official
3c
._
11-14
37y2c
$iy2
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in'New
Value in United States Money
11-25
11-10
1
5c
-
(reduced quar.)
11-16
1
Coke_„<
NOV, 13 TO NOV. 19,
.
——.—
10c
(quar.)—,:
&
Electrical
Australia, pound—
12-
T5C
(reduced)
(s.-a.)——,
Edison
•
11-19
12-
12-
$iy4
Bearing (year end)
Corporation,
Toburn Gold Mines Ltd.
Steel
11-18
$
Official,———;
12-15
10c
——
—■
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Timken
Timm
Oil
common
&
1
12-
11-25
NOV. 13
$10
—,
end)—,
(year
Water Associated
Tide
Coal
12-
$1
Pulp & Paper, 6% pfd, (quar.)
Supply Co, (quar.)
Products Corp., Ltd.—
Tablet
12-10
Country and Monetary Unit
10c
—
(year end)
Thompson Products, Inc., common
$5 convertible preferred (quar.)
Tilo
RATES
......
25c
—
Oil
Coal &
Virginia
Woolwofth
12-21
requirements of Section 522 of the
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
50c
(quar.)—
—
Pacific
Texas
8-15-43
tifying daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate
world.
We give below a record for the week just passed:
10c
Gulf
Texas
8-31-43
10c
Foreign Exchange Rales
Pursuant to the
11-15
$3c
.—
.
Gold
12-10
Argentina, peso—
(quar.)
Extra
Sylvanite
$l3/4
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Sylvania
5-14-43
11-21
11-13
Sycamore-Hammond Realty—
6%%
5-29-43
Woolworth
11-20
75c
62(4c
11-18
37V2c
50c
(quar.)—
$1%
'
i
$iy2
11-18
11-25
(quar.)———
2
2-13-43
11-21
20c
(quar.)
Die
Extra
12-1
..
..
..
10-15
15C
—i.—
11-16
12-
11-13
'7%
11-14
$1%. 2-27-43
Wood Newspaper Machinery, prior pfd..,.—
11-14
10-15
5%
Sunray Oil Corp., common
■
7-2-43
3
.
12-1
Van Raalte Co.,
11-14
.
15c
11-28
Iron
12-
11-30
Juice,
com.
; Wisconsin Michigan Power, 4y2% pfd. (quar.)
1-2-43
4-2-43
7-15-43
$1 (4
Co.,
Insurance
Dorn
11-14
$2 y2
ownership of
Wilsil, Ltd.; (quarterly),.
Wisconsin Gas & Elec., 4'/2%
5-25-43
10c
Van
1
5
Ltd.—
participating
Sullivan Machinery
—
6-10-43
40c
Stromberg-Carlson Tel. Mfg.—
Stuart
11-25
2-25-43
$2y2C
11-20
$1
(accum.)_
Strawbridge & Clothier—
•6% prior preferred A (quar.)——
12-10
$1.(4 1-15-43
$1 (4 4-15-434
,
(quar.),——_——
Upper Michigan Power & Light—
6%
preferred (quar.)
——
>
11-20
'
11-15
$i%
$2 convertible pfd.
Briquet.
-
•
Van Norman Machine Tool
Works
40c
—
Wallpaper Factories—
prior preferred
Knitting Co.,
11-14
12-
12-21
Williamsport
.
Utica
11-14
1
25c
Whitman
4
40c 3-10-43
•
Upper Canada Mines (interim),—^,
11-30
12-15
12-19
40c
participating conv. pfd. A (quar.),— •.<
Universal
11-14
1
12-
(quar.),,
(s-a)_,
Wheeling Electric, .6%
J
,
preferred
6%
;
12-
$1
6.4%
United
11-16
12-15
37 %c
—
12-15
—
Extra
Stott
11-16
$iy4
iStecher-Traung Lithograph, 5%
•
11-16
11-25
(
12-18
<
$5 preferred
11-16
12-15
common,——
Corp.—
participating conv. pfd- A (quar.)— _
participating cony. pfd. A (quar.).;—
$5
1
12-
$1 V5t
$3
(quar.;
Whitaker Paper Co.,
11-25
12-10
t$3
$4
(quar.)——,,—————,
(quar.)————.,——
—
$5 preferred (quar.),,,——————
United Stockyards Corp., common .(resumed).
.
12-
$1
75c
50c
(quar.),__
$1%
Grape
7%
(irregular),,_
6.4%
.
4
common,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,
,
States Sugar
-
11-16
12-15
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
^Sterling
12-15
25c
,
preferred
Standard Wholesale Phosphate & Acid
Inc.
45c
50C
(quar.)
•
'I
11-19
12-28
40c
1st preferred
United
•.
11-13
Wilkes-Barre Lace Mfg. Co.
States Steel Corp.,
6.4%
1
12-
11-14
Westvaco
Co.—
United
1
12-18
11-14
Weston
11-14
non-cum.
12-31
t96l/4C
preferred (quar.)
Union Telegraph Co._„
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.,„_,
12-16
8%
12-
30c
5%
11-30*
11-28
Rubber
12-15
.
Western
11-30*
12-19
1-1-43
11-24
5
12-19
11-19
3
1
Westmoreland
50c
50C
S.
11-20
30c
(irregular)
12-»
11-30
Western
.
3714c
5
12-
$iy8
(s-a)——
(Ohio), common
—_—.;
Playing Card Co. (quar.)
—
Plywood Corp., $1.50 conv. pfd. (quar.) j
U. S. Printing & Lithograph—
'•••., •
6% convertible preferred A„
——'v
11-21
12-10
40c
$iy8
62yac
;—
Standard Oil Co.
-
J.)
(quar.)
11-20
12-15
f3c
11-30
Western
1-1-43
preferred „——
Pipe & Foundry Co.
S.
S.
11-25
1
11-10
S.
1-13-43
12-15
1-4-43
$8
U.
U.
$l'/2
12-10
"U.
11-20*
50c
(N.
Society
Loan
3-10-43
1-4-43
—
12-15
$9
Western Auto
12-10
4-1-43
25c
11-21*
75c
Co.
:
S.
(clears all arrears)
(Phila.)—
;
1-4-43
25c
(quar.)————
preference
,
(quar.)
25c
prior preference
$8
}U.
11-15
12-21
50c
(Del.)—,:—2——
Kansas
U.
prior
\ 11-20
$1%
1——
—
7%
11-15
37%c
(resumed)
7%
11-20
12-
25c
Oil
Standard
Class A
>
37V2c
—
'
12-
3iy4c
Sparks-Withington Co.—
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
Spartan Mills (quar.)—
-—;
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (reduced)—
Spiegel, Inc., $4.50 conv. preferred (quar.)_
Standard Accident Insurance Co. (quar.)
Standard Brands $4.50 preferred (quar.)—
Standard Cap & Seal Corp.—
$1.60 conv. preferred (quar.)_
Standard Dredging, $1.60 conv. pfd, (quar.)
Standard National Corp. 7% pfd
—
Standard Oil Co." (California)
(year-end) —
Standard Oil Co. (Indiana)
(quar.)
'
2-15
$iy*
Line
Pipe
2-15
1
(resumed)——_.—
(year end)
_
Southwestern Life Ins. (Dallas, Tex.)
Southern
1
3-
11-28
$2'4
11-17
w
t$iy8
(interim)
Corp.,
beneficial
units
West Virginia
1st preferred, (accumulated)——
U. S. Leather Co., class A (resumed).
1
22 Vic
West
/
;
...
$5
2-15
1
33-
$iy2
(quar.)
Co.
Pacific
11-15
30c
preferred
Southern
•2-15
1
30c
—
preferred
B
(quar.)———.
Southern California Water 5%
pfd. (quar.)
6%
1
12-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
6% 2nd preferred (quar.)—
6% 2nd preferred (quar.)——.
Southern California Edison, Ltd.—
convertible
6%
3-
30c
11-14
12-
12-
preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Wellman Engineering Co.__.
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift, $4 conv. pfd. (quar.)
West Coast Telephone, 6% pfd. (quar.)
West Michigan Steel Foundry—
7% preferred (quar.)
.
37>/2c
Common
i
11-20
12-15
7%
12-21
12-31
preferred
preferred
Welch
11-10
2
11-16
12-19
Common
12-15
1
1-
12-10
40c
J25C
pfd.
Washington. Railway & Electric—
\
...
12-
flOc
±
(Northam)
11-16
12-12
$21/2t 1-10-43
22y2c
50c
$1%-
Ltd.
Foundry & Pipe
Warren
12-16
11-20
—_—
Company, common
Extra'
11-16
12-1
$iy8
(quar.)__„„
Brewery,
11-30
1
31»/4C
6% preferred (s-a)
Warner Brothers Pictures Inc. $3.85 pfd
11-16
7-17-43
12-21
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Walkerville
4-17-43
5-
$iy2
(interim)
Mines Ltd.
preferred
11-10
1-43
37 y2 c
•
preferred
Common
11-16
1-16-43
12-
37y2c
(quar.)
Walker & Co., $2.50 class A____
Walker (Hiram) Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
11-16
11-14
Amulet
4j/2 %
12-10
1
2-1-43
(quar.)
-
Walgren Company, common
11-16
7(4%
(quar.)——
7% preferred (quar.)—
—
U. S, Hoffmann Machinery—
;
Common
(resumed),,,,
—
U. S. & International Securities Corp.—
11-15
11-16
Ltd.—
.
45c
11-14
1
.
—
Casualty Co. (N. Y.)—
convertible preferred (s-a),
S.
U.
.
75C
;
12-1
12-15
12- 1
11-30
11-30
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12-1
12- 1
.
11-16
12-23
12-23
40c
Ordinary registered (interim)—
United N. J. RR. & Canal (quar.),,
9
25c
(quar.)_
common
1
Molasses Co.,
United
.
12- 1
60c
.
11-15
—
preferred
6%
12-
1*
„
11-12
50c
Corporation
Soundview
12-15
12-
$iy4
25c
27y2c
40c
—
———
tiy2c
12-15
•
11-20
12-19
$iy2
—
(quar.)
Sigma Mines (Quebec) (interim)—.'.
Simon,
(Wm.)
Brewery
(quar.)_—
Simonds Saw & Steel Co. (year-end)-——
Siscoe Gold Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)—
Sixth & B'way Bldg. Co. partic. ctfs
Skelly Oil Co. (irregular)
...—
Snider Packing Corp,
(quar.)___
preferred
$1
„
———
11-14
6
Biscuit of America, common (quar.),
25c
preferred (quar.)__——
$1(4
United Chemicals, Inc.. $3 pfd, (quar.),,75c
United Gas Corp., $7 preferred——
t$2%
.United Gas & Elec, Corp., 7% preferred,—,
t$1.17
United Gas Improvement, common————
10c
$5 preferred
(quar.)—
$1(4
United Light & Railways Co. (Del.)—
6%
prior preferred (monthly)—
>■50c
6%
prior preferred (monthly)——.
buc
6.36% prior preferred (monthly),—.——^
53c
6.36% prior preferred .(monthly)—
53c
7% prior preferred (monthly)
;—
58V3C
7% prior preferred (monthly),
1
58V3C
United Merchants & Mfrs.
(s-a)—.-,-;
50c
Extra—
25c
1
11-25
(s-a)
B
11-10
50c
..
,
.
Co.
of Rec.
Holders
12-30
37y2c 8- 2-43
Railway, 6% preferred (quar.),^
6% preferred (quar.),,
6% preferred (quar.)
Virginia Elec. & Power, $6 pfd. (quar.),
Vogt Manufacturing Co. .(quar.),,
—
Vultee Aircraft, $1.25 conv. pfd, (quar,)
Chemical
Virginian
12-18
5%
Sherwin-Williams Co.
5%
—
When
50c
Viclc
11-
United
.
6%
Shenango Valley Water,
fSherritt Gordon
12-21
Class
1
50c
—:——
12-
$22c
(quar.)
12-21
25c
(P. G.)
10C
40c
'Shattuck
1.
(year-end)-v.—
Union Tank Car Co.
(irregular),1
United Aircraft Corp., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.).,,
;United Aircraft Products, Inc., com. (quar.)
5Va %■ convertible preferred (quar)
United Amusement Corp., class A (s-a)—
Payable
t5c
11-30
"1-2
50c
,
was
preferred
Serrick
.
<•
(interim)',,,!
Ltd..
Ventures,
:
11-24
12-15
11-24
-
Company
share
Per
11-26
12- 7
12-1
$1%
10c
(quar.),—_
Corp.
Underwood Elliott Fisher Co.
11-14
12-24
10c
-
Co.,—1
Rubber
Tyer
Corp.—
(quar.)
South La Salle Street
208
1
1
12-
$20c
—
(quar.)—,—t
Name of
^
of Rec.
Payable
$66c
$l>/2
(s-a)—
Tung-Sol Lamp Works Inc
—
12-. 1
—
*
Holders
When
.
share
<
,
(quar.)——
& Greenbush Assn.
Troy
1-20-43*
12-15
$1
—
Company
Trane
1-20-43*
$iy8
25c
—
—
-Seattle Gas
'*
11-28*
12-12
preferred
$4
Seaboard
'
12-12
15c
(quar.)__—
Paper Company
Scott
pfd.
pfd.
5y4%
6% 1st
Elevators,
Toronto
Per
....
Name of Company
Holders
When
Per
1
of Ree.
Payable
Share
of Company
Monday, November 23, 1942
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
1824
.909090
.909090
.880833
Africa, pound,.
Uruguay, peso—
v.
>
.877083
.876875
.878958
3.227833
3.227833
3.227833
3.227833
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
.658300*
;.
.527340*
.658300*
.658300*
.658300*
.658300*
.527340*
.658300*
.527340*
Controlled
Noncontrolled,.
•Nominal
.877500
3.227833
3.980000
pound
.877083
3.227833
Free,
.527340*
.527340*
.527340*
,
rate.
Capital Flotations In the United States During the Month of October
and for the Ten Months of the Calendar Year 1942
Corporate financing for the month of October was the
reported for any month this year, the total
smallest
amounting to only $46,280,000, as compared with $58,882,086 in September and $200,711,420 in October, 1941. It
is also the smallest total of any month since January,
purposes/The bulk of the month's corporate emissions
was made up of the
$30,205,000 Long Island Lighting 1st
Mtge. 3%% bonds series F, due 1972.
Another issue of
note
ZYd%
the $9,500,000 Alabama Great Southern RR.
bonds, awarded through the competitive route to
was
1939, when $16,312,232 was reported.
With the problem
assuming ever larger proportions
and banks and large institutional investors expected to
take a substantial portion of the many billions that must
be raised over the next several months, prospects for an
Salomon Bros.
of financing
first public offering of any railroad bond or note issue
upward trend in the capital issues market are regarded
slightly
as
the
war
slim.
Of
new
the
month's
total, $2,434,300
or
5.26%
was
for
capital and $43,845,700 or 94.74% was for refunding
&
Hutzler
and associate.
This
was
the
(exclusive of equipment issues) since October, 1941.
and the monthly average of
the
total
over
emissions
for
the
68.6%, comprising
month
four
$31,780,000
issues
was
or
ac¬
counted for through the private route.
This compares
with $14,765,000 or 25% of the total in September; $62,-
618,000 or 96.91% in August; $20,320,850
or
33.7% in July
or
30.3% for the
.Municipal issues for October aggregated $38,195,655,
$12,365,191
was
for refunding purposes.
These figures compare
with $33,626,671 for new money and $11,546,932 for re¬
funding purposes in October, 1941.
of which $25,830,464 was for new money and
Below
Of
$36,706,188
first six months of the year.
we
present
a
tabulation of figures since Janu¬
J940, showing the different monthly amounts of
corporate financing as revised to date. Further revisions
of the 1942 figures will undoubtedly be necessary from
ary,
time to
is
time, particularly as additional private financing
brought to light in annual reports and other places.
Volume
156
Number,4127
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
summary of corporate figures by months,
i. .
r
v.
*1942—
,
New Capital
Refunding
-
'$
January
—*
:
Total
>
$
New Capital; ;
4
$
82,846,364
;—
87,185,826
56,708,875
18,900,500
75,609,375
46,549,770
<227,012,100
78,585,120
39,209,300
117,794,420
86,634,370
115,287,655
.J—'
March-:
First
quarter
222,4*79,821
•
I
r
<140,956,164 ' 363,435,985
,
.
...
—
,
<97,114,003
May—
—1
.
103,091,600
!
June
Second
18,527,000
Total
-
October, including
brought out in that month.
kind
35,469,718
137,994,832
257,345,640
103,799,050
135,326,541
453,135,463
"566,136,731
31,527,491
804,100;237
——I
113,001,268
..
-
59,175,210
192,497,442
63,874,177
;
197,102,123
260,976,300
89,787,130
84,280,300
October, 1942
90,916,785
-113,390,374
204,307,159
194,260,627
-417,673,232
611,933,859
Long-Term
Bonds
138,513,000'
363,052,103
•
,9,771,328
101,476,480
111,247,808
158,733,668
378,254,222
536,987,890
,
months
499,512,854
226,975,234
'
'271,734,936
(Issues
Maturing
Later
railroads
$9,500,000 Alabama
;
*
'
380,373,444 1,035,660,652 1,416;034*,096
" 726,488,088
Notes
Than Five Years)
-
series
Six
and
174,067,430
86,019,070
any
Details of New Capital Flotations
During
251,672,652
108,898,100
61,685,570
of
'
.
1107,180,735146,650,400
76,827,430
issue
every
;173,464,550
211,341,581
201,922,025
1
give complete details of the capital flota¬
we
during
$
39,469,665
277,033,033
quarter.
$
115,641,003
5,806,500 "
;
Refunding
273,561,870 i 46,004,059
<4~
.
tions
.
$
328,616,342
617,987 420
186,112,817
„'
■
}
April—
275,687,665,
,52,928,677
--*1940
New Capital
*'•
$
—^
February
:
Total:
|
$
Below
-
-<
Refunding
$
170,032,190,
1942, 1941 and 1940
-*1941—-
♦
1825
99%
831,389,685 1,103,124,621
Great
A,
due
and
Southern
Nov.
1,
RR.
1967.
1st
3Vi%
mtge.
bonds
Purpose,
refunding.
Price,
Offered by Salomon Bros.
int.
& Hutzler,
Stroud
&
July
86,628,380
133,697,550
64,618,000
327,402,743
,
,74.427.157
401,829,900
30,436,500
58,882,086
34,264,713
j
161,391,300
195,656,013
69*173,850
183,729,412
408,736,626
'
322,446,837
731,183,463
27,509,976
58,600,000
6,018,000
—^—
28,445,586
quarter——„
114,555,562
—
-
September
Third
60,229,326
32,719,350
—
-
August
,
47,069,170
-
49,833,450
242,447,950
Co., Inc., White, Weld & Co., Wertheim & Co., Weeden
& Co.,
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath and The RobinsonHumphrey Co* -
292,281,400
.
67,938,134
112,893,538
180,831,672
68,006,465
65,594,785
133,601,250
185,778,049
420,936,273
606,714,322
-
-
;
-
*$750,000 Brockton
months——
•—
'
2,434,300
„
^-
,
Fourth
qi1flrter.il..'
Twelve
:u
months—:—L
♦Revised..-'.'
-;
■
—-
y
..
789,110,070
:
•*.'
.
,269,880,963 ; 198,495,874
V-
f ',!
',
:
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*
►
—^-1-^,058,991,033
:
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.-
c-t »«.-•
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Treasury, Financing In October
:
-
.
v
i
haVe
'
'
2,615,594,396,1
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t
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The October financing operations
alii records, more"
of the United States
i
—'—
|
,
5-
<
Co.,
.
B,-about
'-
: j'!.';
by the Treasury last month amounted to
•
about
C,
about
1.92% a
1.07*%*- "> •• v.
earn
i '
'• ! i 1 ;•'! •■'"<- :
i] ! { !';use of'funds
'.
■
-
<
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»
the Treasury sold
and-series
A
V
|
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,
<
:
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.
1-"' '■
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■
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;
•
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Type of
:
Dfltedi
;
;
in October $2,035,131,000
Total first
6
Total Amount
j
.
,<
;':;-:^.; Acjcepted
Security
•• <*•
191
%% Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness dated Nov. 2,
.*
,
-
301,758,000
day Treas, bills
300,056,000
its weekly
July 15
91
day Treas. bills
301,186,000
150,073,000
Treasury bill offering from $350,000,000 to $400,000,000
July 22
in
91
day Treas.
bills
351,861,000
150,058,P00
91
day Treas. bills
'350,308,000
150,125,000
2%
bonds-
2,097,279,400
U.
Savings bds.
915,112,618
Treas.
July
JUly
Depositary
Treasury notes and $1,960,783,000 from the sale of 2%
July
Tax
''
Treasury "bonds.
'<
-
Total
"j
;* ;
1
Aug
$942,155,457,'
although
the
sale
of tax
bonds-
anti'n.
:
•
Under the circumstances it is
5,007,96b,918
450,256,000
*425,000
352,511,000
150,400,000
day Treas. bills
91
day Treas. bills
350,648,000
250,692,000
91 day Treas
bills
V 352,409,000
251,726,000
$921,352,300.
91
2V2%
5
day Treas. bills
352,883,000
.
Treas. bonds
1,236,107,300
♦
of
indebted.
1,^09,327,000
Savings bds.
" Y05,498,769
Aug
Depositary-.,bonds-
7,031,000
Oct. 31, 1941, the gross pub¬
;
*
;
f:
Aug.*
1
;
1
-
i
$825,000
(Preferred
,
:
Date
Offered
Dated
Amount
.
antic'n;
Tax
C.)
Williams
/
Total
first
,
months——i,..—
6
V..'.
19,369,446,427
i..
Sep
"
Price
Accepted
{.
,
.
'
••
stocks
'
•
417,944,100
903,754,000
Stop
350,874,000
251,301,000
Price,
99,573,000
417,944,100
„
July
1:
July
July
8
I
91 days
91 days
3
,
99.909
001,758,000
671,366,000
;9
91
day Treas.
bills
351,288,000
300,380,000
$50
holders.
to
day Treas. bills
402,059,000
300,993,000
101,066,000
%
Sep
23
91
day Treas.
400,037,000
301,249,000
98.788,000
91
day Treas. bills
bills
-
Sep 30
"
21
Sep
Sep 25
*0.365*;
Ctfs.
1 Va %
July. 15
91 days
650,704,000
301,186,000
-
99.908
Treas;
91 days
' 697,266,000
351,861,000
,
99.907
*0.368
July 24
July 29
j91days
645,242,000
350,308,000
99.907
July 15
9% yrs
3,849,495,500
1 10-12 yrs
915,112,618
U. S, Savings bds.
8
July 1-31 July
July 1-31 July
1
Total
12 years
1
July 1-31 July
f
>
-
Depositary
..
Tax
2 years
t
Aug 14
Aug 19
388,179,900 100
fe ;.y
Aug 26
91 days :
;
!
761,936,949
,
352,51i;000
594,007,000
350,648,000- 99:905'^ *0.372
352,409,000; 99.906
891,602,000
99.906
May
5 20-25 yrs
1,236,107,300
1,236,107.300 100
Aug
6
Aug 15. 11 Va mos
3,272,818,000
10-12 yrs
<-705,498,769
1
Aug 1-31 Aug
Aug 1-31 Aug
Total
Aug 28
2 years:
1
705,498,769
7,031,000 /
12 years
8
Oct
0.369
;
Oct
j
Oct
2'/a
5,384,359,169
872,936,000
91 days
2
Sep
.
by
ay
t
400,438,000
301,186,000
Treas.
<l1/2%
Jl ,'U.
■
J I
S.
505,072,000
351,862,000
notes
-Depositary
.942,155,457
bonds.
*:
;Tax antic'n.- notes
7,870,000
■
7,782,666,357
.
•
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.
;'*..
6,479,254,357
-
•
.
Issued
;•
,
!
Co.,
of
The
Co.
&
Co.,
stock
Co.
Credit
M.
H.
Lincoln,
Neb.,
&
Co.,
Co.
Agency Issues
Banks
consolidated
deben¬
0.70%, due April
2,
Aug.
by
1943.
Charles
1,
Purpose,
F.
Dunn,
'
,
12,724
Price,
shares
$104
8,000
shares
of
share:
per
Tire
-
&
par).
•
-
of
$11%
capital
stock
$22%
per
$25)>
Webber,
of
stock
common
share.
Offered
by
,•*
5,000
shares
share.
per
Smith
(par
'yk
Co.
stock
with
with'Paine,
22,20<X shares
Rubber
Price,
of
*
common
.
(par
Paine,
.
Originated
Originated
Co.
•
stock
with
.
shares
share.
by
.
common
r
,
(approx.)
■
preferred
Offered
Originated
20,500
per
shares
Fuller
6%
of
share,
per
■;
Inc.
28,000
Price
(no
Co.,
Cruttenden
Milwaukee
Co.
$64%
A.)
Higginson
-Net Issued
stock¬
offered
and
&
of
Co.
1942;, $10,925,000
America
&
Can
$1).
refunding
common
Shields
Trust
Dann
and
2.
$100)*-
Price,
113,750 Goodyear
y
.; • i-'v.:-:
•
Retired
Co.
Barney
(George
to
($2,315,300).
Representing New Financing
Wertheim & Co.
V^y-yy!:*
etc*
underwritten
&
First
Price, ; $13% p^r share.
Jackson & Curtis.
_■
255,300
;
9,451,406,600 34,807,627,270
r *intra-governmen,t, financing
j pto
Nov.
(Par
(par
;*0.367 :
Co.
(no par). Price, $15%
Barney & Co.
•
stock
*
'
cumulative
Purpose,
Offered
portion
Weld
6%
of
$50)-.
capital,
$19,720,000 0.85%, due
refunding.
Price, par.
Offered
New York, fiscal agent.
1517,750 Crane
921,352,300
1,303,412,000
Total .for . 10 . months—— 44,259,033,870
;
i
■
,
!
___J
b
350,874,000. 99.907
-
7,870,000
-
^
921,352,300-
;
while
par,
common
.
shares
■
and
$25).
at
of
'!
(par
and.dlv.
Common,
&
1320,310 Congoleum-Nairn,
-
.
classes
Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
2,139,892,600
942,155,457: .1
Savings; bds.
y
y.•
1,960,785,000
,
1
2,139,892,600
50,000
Inc.,
taken'
are
working
Intermediate
dated
1*518,000 American
154,221,000
bonds—1,960,785,000
Treas!
Vletor,
Smith
;
153,210,000
350,308,000
;
MANUFACTURING
stock
share
Co.,
stock
•yy
504,529,000
,
Corp,
White,
Masten
$1,272,400 Aluminum
99,252,000
To^al for October—i.—_
!
a
2
■<
.
bills
4V2% bond, due
privately with an
Chanute, Loughridge & Co., McDonald-Coolidge
Issues Not
%
417,944,100 100
August—1—J.L——<
for
\
2%
y
100,516,000
day Treas.' bills
8
1943
5,258,919,999
300,056,000
day Treas. bills
*0.372 ;
7,031,000 100
417,944,100
1,455,681,000
91
E.
tures,
5,910,000
400,572,000
day Treas.
15-year
Farm Loan and Government
929,302,650
6,714,600,999
91
Oct
i —__1__
____-
Co.r
Nut
AND
additions,
and
$30,645,000 Federal
761,936,949
i
(
bilis
day Treas.
91
&
1,606,178,400
September:.!—
91
16
Oct
,
929,302,650
23
•
1,609,327,000 100
.
7
for
notes
Oct
*0.372
352,883,000 : 99.907
-
3
;
Placed
99,530,000
'
—^
.
' §,910,000
bonds-
antic'n.
Oct
.
Aug
2
Oct
2
582,900,000
91 days
Aug 1-31 Aug ' 1
Oct
711,549,000
.
91 days
Aug 21
Total
a
2,220,000 100
388,179,900;
5,. 91 days
Aug
2
,
a
—.—:~r—5,007,960,918
July
Aug 12
Aug
915,112,618
2,220,000
,
7
July 31
2,097,279,400 100
-
,
Inc.
value
Unsubscribed
public
A.
1,505,727,000
.
1,606,178,400
*0.369
July
Sep ;1
301,758,000
1,505,727,000
notes
Sep
*0.365
July 22
401,288,000
indebted.;
of
Sep
July 10
July 17
Life
; ;
par
preferred
per
Bosworth,
50,908,000
91
*0.360
300,056,000- 99.908
646,058,000
day Treas. bills
16
.
Jun 26
91
stated
a
INDUSTRIAL
$2,500,000 Elastic
4,480,605,169
*^.j
Sep
•
England
Mutual
.
no par value add all
their offering prices.)
($184,700),
5,384,359,169
"
of
at
convertible
Sep
'•
•
New
y
7,03i,000
—
Co.,
refunding.
investor.
y'
•
705,498,769
>
.
notes
2
&
Purpose,
OTHER
lf609,327,000
:
:
computed
1,236,107,300
Yield
Amount
.
Applied for
Due
:
1942
FINANCING DURING
:
'
preferred stocks of
4
101,947,000
'fori AugUS!tJ---l_L
'
Total
S.
(R.
Byllesby
TREASURY
STATES
UNITED
Cahada*
Connecticut
Stocks
99,956,000
-
U.
$53,584,047,871.
Of
and
Paper Corp.- mortgage "loan,1 due May 1, 1954.
refunding.
Sold
privately- to
Equitable
Life
Society of the U, S.
;
Institutional
100,683,000
"
250,936,000
Ctfs.
lic debt
was
Aug 26
Aug Jl
year ago on
1
' 202,111,000
91
Aug 15
A
Co.
Co.
•
'
serially.
388,179,900
surprise to find that
903,813,732.
Assurance
Insurance
Co.
Assurance
4,557,704,918
Oct. 31, 1942, amounted to $92,-
no
Han-
Life As-
Purpose,
■
,•
2,220,000
388,179,900
.5
May
the gross public debt on
John
Bond & Goodwin, Inc.
| *$400,000 Eaton
/ 915,112,618
'
2,220,000
notes
Aug 19
anticipation
somewhat smaller, amounting to
Co.,
Equitable
OTHER INDUSTRIAL AND MANUFACTURING
2,097,279,400
L„_—_
July-
y
are
notes was
The
"
200,183,000
;
Aug 12
Sales of War Savings Bonds were lairger, amounting
to
S,
.
300,056,000
July 29
October, $2,-
year
301,758,000
July 15
$500,000,-
2 months 1M>%
from the sale of 4
Insurance
Co.,
Weeks
201,803,000
was
Life
Insurance
Rollins' &
151,113,000
Of the total amount raised
&
outstanding bonds. Price, 10O and int. Offered by E. H.
Sons, Inc., Eastman, Dillon & Co., Whiting,
& Stubbs, Inc., Stroud & Co., Inc., Graham, Par¬
sons
& Co., Btddle, Whelen & Co., Boenning & Co. and
;
day Trea's.'bills
139,892,600
Bond
$2,200,000 Lukcns Steel Co. 4%% sinking fund debentures, due June
<
1. 1952. Purplose, discharge bank loan obtained to refund
5,338,303,600 3 4,031,142,827
91
000 each.
im-
and
.
V !
<
/'"'V
months.-w_r 19,369,446,427'
91
and the last two offerings in October were for
refunding
by
IRON, STEEL, COAL, COPPER, ETC.
indebtedness
1
here in tabular form next
Treasury in September raised
Offered
100.
1
New
»•••«.
.:
Refunding
8
be reported
Life
'-'M '! !
$31,255,000
July
will
The
month.
Mutual
Life
Life
Insurance
•
July
1942 which
Sun
Mutual
•
•
sinking fund
additions
Society of the \ United States,, Massachusetts
Mutual Life Insurance Co., Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Co.,
:•
•
'
-
Price,
4%
Purpose,
surance
series
i
year,
1962.
($44,000),
*
capital.
new
was
?
-
■
$7,782,666,357 of which $6,479,254,357
Series
i
■
The
single month.'
0.48%
C-1945.
1st mtge.
1,
loans,
($75,000)'.
Mutual
,
^
Sept.
bank
Northwestern
cock
r—
1
" i ;*
i
B,' due
pay
Goodwin, Inc. and H. M. Payson & Co.
*
a
A-1945-and; series
having""been i
money
raised in October than in any other
In addition
Investors,
*30,205,000 Long Island Lighting Co. 1st mtge. 3%% bonds, series F,
due July 1, 1972.
Purpose, refunding.
Sold privately to
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., New York Life Insurance
773,869,098 1,052,738,895
—I
y.
series
provements
■
i
j. i
,
:
■
; *;■:■
<
I
'
bonds
series
amount raised
1,
($181,000),
736,382,782 2,026,195,056 2,762,577,838
j • •*'
'
'
t"
11
278,869,797
-
'
-
12-year maturity,' are sold at' 100," and bear 2V2% interest,
Comprised of;. six^ separate issues, designated Treasury notes of tax
A-1943, tax series B-1943,. series A-1944, series B-1944, series
b
.
'
i
I
4
'■
■,
1 *;■:';
<
'i
1
468,376,837;
-
1,556,603,363
'
;
-
"
Treasury broke
Light Co. 10-year 4%
(registered) notes»
1952,
Purpose, refunding.
Sold privately to
institutional
1,709,838,943
- ; 46,280,000
^ 103,661,200 | <97,050,2201 ;20oj711;42O ^47,728,100
345,346*770 *393.074,870
i;.': !—89,427,250 y 42,384,100; 131,811,350 : 168,943,139. ' 93,942,646 :262,885,785
L——i
—76,792,513 } 59,061,554- 135,854,067 I 62,198,558 334,579,682 396,778,240
—r
.
jl,252,325,958
457,512,985
_
-
L——-
■'
V'
2^147!,217,559 I
1,358,107,489;
43,845,700 >
;
.
December
910.217,500'
*
Nov.
two
300,000 Casco Bay, Light & Power Co.
~
October
November
1296,149,084
614,068*416-•
Gas
due
.
Nine
PUBLIC UTILITIES
;
of
common
Offered
by
Corp.
Lee
.
:
M*
Sep
2
9
Sep
709,828,000 "
91 days
Sep 11
Sep
16
91 days
Sep 18
Sep 23
30
91 days
Sep 25
Sep
Sep 10
.
;
!
;,*
*0.368
402,059,000
.
795,564,000
Sep 21 7 m 9 dys
99,907
725,763,000
99.907
*0.369/
400,037,000
882,351,000
91 days
351,288,000
99.906
*0.370
< 401,288,000 V'99.906?; *0.373
1,992,483,000
-
:
1,505,727,000 .100
1
2% yrs' 3,636,638,900
25
Sep
10
10-12 yrs
12 years
5,910,000
Sep 1-30 Sep
2 years
Sep 1-30 Sep
.
Total
.
,
.
\
—1
!
400,438,000
99.906
*0.373;
<505,072,000
99.906
,*0.373
,504,529.000
99.906
7
Oct
14
91 days
713,102,000
91 days
Oct
Oct
Oct
8
8
19
Oct
Jun
Oct
5
1-30 Oct
4 yrs 2 m
-984,842,000
12 years
,
2 years
-
893,167,000
1,960,785,000
1,960,785,000
t
'
100
<
2,139,892,600, 2,139,892,600 100
i
10-12 yrs
1-30 Oct
Oct
8-10 yrs
.1
1-30 Oct
*
942,155,457
942,155,457
7*870,000'
•
!
921,352,300
October
2
•
a
Total
for
10 -months.—:
22.850,000
235,490,000-:
;
'
')
:
.
'
series,
August'
193,655,000
^_i_*r
7,870,000 100
.
Total
y
j
; /
:
•
184,900,000
)
--*27,391,000
*
56,146,000
137,509,000
;
6 920 000
•
Notes
7,782,666,357
li.L
—
L—l—J—!'——!_!
Total
2
-
b
Total
|
;
'
•
j
>' - ;
43,000,000
'!59,686,000
'
•
October
10
240,244^000
i
Civil
notes
to
Federal
Old Age
oh -k bank discount basis,
,
Price;
Col 5,000 shares of
(par $1). Price,; $8% per ishare.
Lineni
Service
(no
par).
Corpl
19,140
Price,
stock
common
Offered by Allen & Co.
$27
shares
of
common
share.
per
Offered
Co.
i
.
•
.
-
*
Diego- Gas & Electric Co'. 10,000 shares of preferred
stock
(par
$20);.
Price,; $24
per
share.
Offered
by
& Co., Inc.
Blyth
!
549,600 frion
.
(par
&
,
'
1
<
5,090,000
'
22,071,000
<
-
37,910,000
37i614,000
102,685,000
Service
per
276,309 National Linen Service Corp. 2,791 shares of $7 preferred
stock
(no par). Price* $99 per share.
Offered by Allen
& Co.
<
j- ■ ; !
247,164,000
42,818,000
27,161,000
!
.
75,524,000
5,589,107,000
months
$67
200,000 San
,10,080,000 '
,
32,738,000 ;
3,985,811,000
1,603,296,000.
^Comprises sales of special series certificates and notes; certificates
sold to-Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and
Unemployed Trust Fund,
and
44,259,033,870
j
■,,{....*
20,374
by Allen &
-
•
•
September LuJ-i-L289,982,000!
Co. s of
.
(Vtc.) : stojck
:
100,000
56,046,000
.
Tea
America.
516,996 National
t
s
*
:
!
272,982,000 j
Certificates
"l%...|
}
117,000,000-
October—
!
•
.
_T_—;
Nojies j
;
•'-»;«
;;
of which series
•
.
and Survivors Insurance
Trust-Account'
Retirement
Fund'
Retirement
Fund,
Foreign. Service
a Comprised of. three sepa¬
Canal Zone Retirement Fund,: Alaska
Railroad Retirement Fund Postal
E have 10-year maturity, are sold on a
Savings System, Government-Life ; Insurance Fund,* National Service
discount basis at 75, and yield 2.90fa ;■ series F have a 12-year niatur-.: .Life Insurance Fund,
Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation
and
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance
ity, are sold on a discount basis, at 74, and yield 2.53% ; and series G
Corporation.
•Average rate
rate
;
239,815,000.'
!
.
Pacific
of
43,125 National Cylinder Gas
216,965,000
<28,675,000 '
j
165,000,000
—28,655,000
-
•
&
non-voting common stock
(no
par).
share. Offered by Smith Barney & Co.
sha,res
"903,284,000
,<
Atlantic
"
10,150,000
18,525,000
;
'•
,1,365,058 Great
:.$
■ I
a
921,352,300 100
——
i
—
September—
,
for
■
*'
3,831,011,000
'
33,000,000
268,490,000!
>
*
i>—
Certificates
'
Total
$
*0.373 i
Oat
91 days
Total
-
I
' 400,572,000
21
.
J
773,618,000
Oct
1, ,
r:
91 days
Oct 28
,
*0.i69
7
16
,
|
4,734,295,000
b
>
.
V
'
Notes—
99.907.
Oct
23
.
'
total July
August—
Certificates
' '
2
'
.
-
I-!-—-
lVi/ 1
a
6,714,600,999
2
Oct
■
'
a
929,302,650 100
ia
Oct
Oct
:
5,910,000 100
929,302,650
.
September
for
761,936,949
,
July—• ' k
0.65, '!
1,606,178,400 100,
761,936,949
j
Certificates ;'
Notes
■
Sep
Sep 1-30 Sep
•
Total first 6 months—
Co.
5,496 shares of,7,%.
Price, $100 ;per
R.
S.
In
we
the
Dickson
&
share.
Co.,
Offered
by
Kirchofer
Inc.,
&
stock
Courts
Arnold,
Inc.,
Milhous, tGaines & Mayes, Inc.,
Wyatt, Neal
Waggoner, -Brooke,
Tindall - & Co.,
J.
H.
Hilsman
Co., Inc., The Robinson-Humphrey Co. and Clement
Evans & Co., Inc,
\
$5,948,598
,*Indicates
cumulative preferred
$100):
Co.,
•
-
issues
placed
privately. Vindicates
comprehensive tables
compare
the
October and the
with
those
years
preceding, thus affording
for
on
the
corresponding
a
&
&
A,
'
special
offerings.
the following pages
ten
months'
periods
in
figures
the
four
five-year comparison.
Total
30 ,0 1,950, 0 718,754
$
35,190
$
35,190
Refundig 259768 90 10,To0", ~ i2~o76 12,870
32,860 105,6719 76,183-
531,254
Refundi g 273,0589
-1938
4,o6"76 i754o76 50, 0
32,860 2,18,10
279,~650 1
59,2804
$
-1938
30 ,0
450, 0
30 ,0 0
273,0589
$
Total
718,754
531,254
28o7i" 6
531,254
4718,754 30 ,0 1,540, 0 50, 0 1,50 0
38,1574
259768",90
1,50 , 0 2,6 8,754
17631,254 ~"l2o76o 12,870
274,314
'
—
New
Total
17,240
CNaepitwl 1194,8,5700
510,9 0 102,986 71462,,91007528
Total
35,180 23758,40 16,35470
Refundi g 31,650 137651,40
S
-1940
3126257380749,,1,49574.8630
13,85 62 3720,75 3,274,59
New
6,40,0 840,6 5 6725~0",6
235,09 0 10,3 264 1,50 0
42,925
*'
Capitl
9,20,0
Refundi g 147,"05l 18
3,40,0 ~ 729^420 6725"o76
3,0 ,0 "1 0,580
4 ,720
Capitl 21,530
40,37 2
Total
$
146,27 0 3.50,0 50,935,420
Refundig 96,250 80 , 0
-198
"
50.2,780 2.70 0 50,93 420
Capitl
New
Capitl
•
Total
43,780 2,50,0
Refundig 43,610
38,4019
FCORRPEIGANT,
-1942
1 9,0
2*315,0
Capitl
$
28,05 0 79,6357 453,160 43
OSUMFARY
Capitl
ONGARENUFWPID
Grand
Can dian
3742795 "7297420 67250,
L718
531*250
15,280 4,093 0
"
157,4 063
~
67O~57",05 "Tf0758O — 3,42 59 20,9736
3,42 59 6,481,534 9,20,0 1,50,28
'
—
10.478,0 126973028", 1709 780 7,98",50 39,83 70 65,81 0 213, 840 5,0 47,28190 51,6O 1,09,780 9,487.50 39,0748
r
427. 50
148,10
8,67,350
47591,02
1.80,50
15,73^10 1709 ,780 7,59750 26,197 50 15,280 5,894,05 16728,420 148710 1,09,780 9,05 70 47,2810
50.814, 5
"~42~7", 50 13,69 120 50, 80 207,34 50 5,0 31,5970 "36 ,90
345, 670
~
"
-t-4,
10, 0 146,27 0
921,275
340, 0 2,056 0
4,0 0
Refundig 73,85 20 15,960
96,250
80 ,0
21,390 6,1870 750.0 1,540 460.0 214,0 10, 0 50,2*780
12 ,275
Total
750, 0
25.39,0 79, 70 27,150
$
1-194
Capit l
2,70 , 0 54, 35420 25,390 80,98275 750. 0 7,96415 80 , 0 ! 2, 70, 0 _ 12,70 0
20,71420
80 , 0 4,0 ,0 74,65820 15,960 340, 0 2,056,0 _ 97,05 20
;
50,814 5
2,70 0 53,65420 21,39.0 6,240 5 750, 0 61,98 45 460, 0 214.0 _
12,70 103,6 20
New
*
$
Total
9,50 0 31,25 0 2, 0 , 0
825,0
2,50 , 0
43,780
"
:
2,50 , 0 9,50 , 0 31.25 0 2,0 0 3,25,0
46,280
'
._
9,50,0 2,0,0
Refundi g 31, 60
S
-1041
$
Capit l
825,0
184,70
43,610
_
•
1 9,0
~Ti9~6 6
-
'184,70 9,50,0 31, 6.0 2; 1,0970
,0
2,315,30
1 9,0
2,315,30
43,8570
-
—_ 2,43 , 0
2,315 0
—
...
New
fubSndats.oneyid OCTBER Notaesn-d:;- _ecot:p.-r,manuf acesoriand-mu.fctrig etcr,:-— _—htroealdtcin.g, Nolteas—nd.' ecto-.p._—r,manufcrslL acesori!-?manuafctrig-^nd ^etcl_,-';'—:„__fJ—>httrraoduinlgsd,in,g:*.ct,e"•— 1e—cto•pr,.~manuf-aceso_rimaanufctring—-d 1etjc.-' —_htroealdtcin.g,: cetco._—per,!mnuft acesori.—_::maanunfcdtrig etc_. , —:hterSoflstdTcina.g,1 securit
i_ ls.;
OCTBER bonanodntessd.; 1 bonnaodtesds :stock . bonanodteds$ stock 1 corpa.te Governmt-.forgeoviegrnmntLGeaaavnncdie,s^MS&utnaictpeasl,,SPostaeien-s. toal. fdiingnculurooedset
Other
3,057 5
17, 459
~
147,05
80 ,0 0 2, 70, 0
$
CHAR TE
25,83046 28,647
Total
42,925
975O 76O 84O76O 67250, 3,42,459
New
3,62 71 137,28 1
43,8570 30,6450 12,365*19 86,5 891
OF Long-term Short-em Prefstrocekd Comstocokn Long-term Short-em Pr!efred Comstocokn. Long-termShort-em_Pref'■red Comstocokn
Corpate— Domestic- Candian- foreign-
$
257,08
MONTH
42,925
3,42 59 6,524, 59 9,20,0 148,570
1,50 0 21,530
*
34,82 0 45,17360 280,7 023
2,43 0
3,10,0
17,24*0
_
31,650
Refundi g 50, 80 198,6570 5,0 0 26,58750 36 ,90
S
-1940
12,09 97,3860
New
26741", 0 3708750 30,0 1,420 37,130 1,50 0 63,92160
1,50 , 0 2,137,50
-
65,810 20,75 0 5,0 27,10 0 "515,0 0 1750, 0 35,18 0
s
Total
46,280 30,6450 38,1956 15,2065
184,70
$
187,50
New
140, 90 17,4218 710,356 1
103,6 20
9,20,0 1,50 28
$
97,05 20 34,82 0 1,546932 143, 9152
$
-194
"
$'
275,860 42,17695
34250,47,6,727181004
,.
New
450, 0
'1
13,85 62
Total
FGtFovefhdrranommgunaicpl.lyesOYMFTSCEIIUSTCVHANAONRRBIHPERSEAD
OFYTMCLFFEIINGOHAVAAVBURREERCSNMGPDT,
9*87,0 16,32075
s
30 ,0 0
30, 0
157,4318
52,480 59 1,50,0
$
$
61,48 10
1,42
37250",60 3,274, 59
$
Refundig 157,431 8
-193
2,90,0 555 37,1 0
a
-•
Capitl
61,48 10 30,0 1,950 187,50
$
Other Farm United
^These
MOFNO TH
Bonds coal, industral buildngs, —: tInrvuesstmn,Miscelanous SBhoortn-Tdesm Railroad_1s: utiles sctoeall,,Equipment and industral buildngs, Shipng' Investmn Miscelanous Stocks—- Railrods-'.:; utiles sctoeall,,Equipment and industral buildngs, __ tInrvuestsmn,Miscelanous Railrods utiles sctoeall,,Equipment and industral buildngs, . Investmn Miscelanous corpate
Long-Term Railrods Puutiblleics Irsoten,l, Equipment Maotndrs
Total
Total
• Ship ng
Other Land, Rub er
Oil
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Total
"
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
Total-
Total
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
Oil
x
£
G
C
3
o
e
Gi
w
o
o
w
o
>
2
>
>
o
n
SI
3
en
X
X
o
n
X
C
fcj
cr
'<
S3
tr*
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tv?
<"D
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t-H
00
*-4
t-O
Total
S
1,63952
62,50
6,30. 0 3,05 2 10,537021
1,69248
Refundi g 917,80 5 2,758,0 1,20,80 531,254
62,50
721, 1,0 3.542.0 34,85245 10, 576
$
Capitl
-New
70,18302
$
25,930 9 ,10 85 153,07 129,60 21,0 0 18,6950 95,0 0 o. o 2,790, 0
2,0 3,0 750, 0
150, 0 1,40 , 0
2.0 ,0 6,30 , 0
890, 0
750, 0
120, 0 21 ,0 0
1,67 .0 2,758,0
30,0 0
1, 89,0
32 ,0
9,0 ,0
Tee
4
92,3069 623.47,0 108, 49
$
-1938
1,049 7,0
'Tota•l
80,62 5 5,236,0
Rcfundi g$ 10, 0 760,389 5 4,52,0 38.91,825 32,689305 12,47860 57,82 0
-1938
10 ,0 3,9 4,520
46,5475 25,930 1,0541,620 15,6239 16,09372 13,26 50 18,6950 95,0 0 5,10,0 8,74,520
20,30
1,734,054 10, 0 760,389 5 5,302, 0 40.815,79 32,90 35 12.47860 57,82 0 2,587,30
10 ,0 3,964,2 0
15,93.0 245,06175 150,329 125,937 180,362195 5,690. 0 37,1 0 LlO .O 6,187,20
52,0 0 78,10 13,6 10 2,0 ,0 27680,6 60,27 016 1,275,0 10 ,0 213,90 1,35481
213,90
10,730 1,29740 106.5,0 3,90,0 2,680, 0 123.04,16 27,350 10,950 21705, 0 129,50481
1,73,754
*-
'■
425,80 691,78316 5,236,0
3,541,25 1,36,92 36,79 32 862,50
15,9.30 239.50,34 148,950 90,178 5 178,30695 5,690. 37,130 -470, 1,90,0
10,573;b0 984,0630 103,5 0 3,90,0 82769720 217,09 i0,95,0 21,050 65,7 0
Capit l
New
2,0 ,0
9,50,0 7,260, 0 5 0, 0
3,542,0
3,541, 25 1,36 ,92 35,08 613 862,50
-
V
902,417 325 5,60419 1,950, 0
1,4893 50 78,10 149,3 40 60,13057 79,50 0
Total
Refundi g 1,24 6917 74,30 127,69* 35 ,18 79,50. 0
Capit l 245.138 4.510, 0 21,63148 59,7689
•
67,50b
11,,582567009397 1,492680,35
59,20 924,30 795,64 95 450,0
31,046
-
—10:9-
To•tal
^
' 1*~
8,250 . 160.4,7 1,50,0
$
*
*
*
$
■
New
198 L- Refundi' g
31. 80 937,24.98 94,0 0 27,0 ;6i 16,72653 6.23,420 19,05 0 45,92.0
$
91,6738052 31,2053,00
9,50
!
Capit l 69,4350 . 46,371 2 8,60.0 3,90,0 3574*2,18 5,374 3,871580 2,0 ,0 19,850
-
$
NeW
I
.
1,73225618,907
5,80 9lbo,
1,460, 0 5 0, 0 7 .7 1- 1
74,30 0 126,47 96 40371 3
1,53,571
40,6380 94,0 0 27,435129 170,2653 6,23,420 19,05 0 97,460571
1,06972, 4
5,468,304 2,0 ,0 27680, 6 59.863,90 1,275,0 10 ,0 213,90 9,7 9, 10
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 0 0 32,19 10
~
4,510, 0
27000
94,9206 7210,6384
23\,217,5514908•9134,5647602.68 ISSTFMTOEUF3YNNHAHICIDEVARERTDSS
GFLFAOTMMEI3OVNFUYENAHRCINDCVMA1RDPTRGSTS., 9815,2614,,5243^570976403889 ftFrmGahoeuongivdcprlnmeaysl.
!
Total
lb-
-1!)
68,5390 953,68243 5,325,0
Refundi g 1,4905.37 24,5610 120,839 6 3,26 92
269,8320 382,49 8 3,20.0
378,20.93 1,0 0 50,61794 65,34861
418,70 571.68,254 2,150
2,05419,70 37,540 185,230 5 74,245
4,0 ,0 495,32719 1,50 , 0
T:to al
4,0 .0 640,135 0 16, 5628
Refundi g 107, 50 824,6 20 62,40 3,498,0 128736517 74,5620 27,069 0 4,60 0 57,28 95
'
Capit l
s
$
New
Total
-I
802,380
Refundi g 1,3249 632 18, 965 10,59732
Capit l
S
New
Total
$
725,06. 8 18,67253 74,60593 73,92 074
1,25.60,
421,875
815, 350 2,0,0 107,2580 30,89 467
-■
-1042 Refundi g 3 .0,9 72 0 1,0 ,60 5,304,924 2,692,570
i'■ •.;
'
CFOORRPEIGANT,
SOUM AFRY
New
'.
Refundi g 21,503.62 680,13 90 31,50 73,547 35 105, 0 7,50,20 49,67930
'•
New
-
421,875
48,506 1,20,0 10,82 4 28,05897
.
'
s
'•
30,8210 1,5 390, 69,250 6,938,0 17,312780 125,97.0 28,720 50, .0
250, 0
•
—19 1
50 ,0
73,950 325,980 4
11,,2484597,01563.3708
Capitl 108,56398 93,6297 5,70 0 6,250 40.827 65 1,80 1,07,80 —1,350 109,38270 378,2093
$
24,2,4780016958336198
GONCROREUPPFWIATE
1,80427
360,950 162,4387 86;23, 671
.
-
-
S
1910-
i
5O 7O
^
..
Capitl
$
•*
$
3 ,7 091 1,50,0
43,60 48,17
$
$
Total
1,892735,0
S
Oil-
30.9,0 73.49,0 317,05 6,250, 0 14,37506 17,30 8,513,0 1,350, 0 158, 0
1,827 6.30 35,710 17,45190 68,1532
$
39,478 and
l6,~21o7QO
250, 0
Capit l *'<£.■»r 23,160 326,9 680 6,850. 03,40, 0 53,986^23 51,43.0 ,1,203,0 5,40,0 52791,05
*:
New
•-
-
4
-
1
5,0 ,0 910, 0
2,61,0 14,0 0
35,710 106,834910 1,935,0 5.40,0 73,89564 875,0 0 i740 ,o6 3,629,780 46,09 159
35,09 0 831,2 10 318,90 6,250. 0 5,40.0 190,3.64 132.75,0 8,513,0 1,40,0 3,629780 1,350, 0 217,946159
5,0 ,0
2,561,0 14,0 0
24,5610 79,*34 ,269 1,306,0 27,04123 1,530, 0 14,879 57
26,503 2 759,480172 31,50 1,30670 103,4967 19,50 7,50,20 1,53O7 O 67,3478
910, 0
10 , 0
1,0 27^485,61 1,9350 4709, 0 46,85 32 875,0 1,40 2,09 780
3,50 , 0 2,350, 0 7,0 ,0
204,50
5,0,0 9 0, 0 7,0 ,0
1~,36075
725,06 8
.
17,25803 18,67253 21,8204 10,982 0
2,0,0
2, 0 , 0
1,0 ,0
1,0 ,0 224ll720",
■
/- r
40 ,0
Refundig 15,4 850 243,61980 2,0,0 45,963 4019,825,0 3.42,50
"
CAHARNTDE
5,241965
Capitl 29,10
New
'
18,6.20 2,0 0 3,0 ,0
;
204,1360 108,37450 2,015 0
95,0 0
815,30
250,
16,4278
48,367890 62, 1065 15,0 0 2,53,20 9,21,875
2,87 ,270
149,3782
13,205 923,78615 69,40 0 3,498,0 136,507 4 74,5620 27,069 0 4,60 0 62,53086
-
*
It)
231,.51202,58,693770446709898
12142801,53,269360,9,54747
36,210 1,273 54,89 76,250, 06,93 ,0 301,530725125,97 0 28,72,0 50, 0, 0
—
2,054197 183,7,596450 981,391,553 131,024,057957
1,3249.6
~~
1!
10^,
54,50
4,20 0
Total 4,6580 361,78 0 3.0 ,0 25O71 ,0 128,30 5,4750 95,0 1087200*,
'
31,260
16,427,827
2,50O76
150, 0
108,5639 12,75803 7,640 6.250, 4.09, 0 87;1,697 12,6750 1,0780 1,40. 2,0978 i.350, 0 150,98372
250, 0
23,16.0 349,68720 6,850, 0 3,40, 0 15658,02387 51.43,0 1,203,0 5,40,0 867*0 967
1,45709
113488,4,59626507
892,710
9576 6
4,6580 410,5 890 4,20,0 3,0 ,0 312,79605 145,0 5,47,50 2,53,20 28,1 875 956,4750
4.0 ,0 7,9 7,49
5,4 850 24,7024 2,0,0 48, 091 20,95.0 3,42,50
4, 0 , 0
"3
30,972
1,20 0
1780, 48,5 06
1,20 , 0
95,0 0
47,2 6 59,743 95 15,0 0 2,53 20 5,921875 130,4865 29,10 165,4 86 2,0 0 3,0 0 263795,1 124,57 0 2,015,0 2,53 20 23,7185
39,478
31 1- _ _ 1_ _! 61,5027 agencis—!_ _ 11,064'8- fbSuotnadieyss 3OECNT1DBER!"*;i-r■Noteasrid —2 utiles—.!'cco-pLre_r, —-seutafnm.acesori-!.: manufntgd 1-—et~c._!:!i—: :et-racding.hol, BNdoteans—nds1!_eccootpa.2lr,,manuf-— acesori maannufcdtrig etcv_ , tthrroaeulddtsiicnn.g,, :, .11— eccotopa.lr,,i—manufces ori maanufcntrig.—d_ etc — thtrreoauldtscin.g,, cceooptal,r,manufcres.- oi amarnutfdctrig e;t. ttrrhauoedlsdtincing.g,,,; 61s,e5c0u2r7it
eOnctdober anoteds _I 1stoe;k_ anoteds1 :stock_ anoteds ; — iGovernmt governm-tGv,*Municcpailt—Setses,,Po —n _ inncluodet
Months Corpate— Domestic- Lboongn-tedrms Short-em Presftorcekd- Comtno Candi- Lboongn-tedrms Short-em Priesftocrekd Com on foreign- Lboongn-tedrms Short-em PrIesftorcekd Comstocokn corpate! Candian foreign Loaannd Staes toal fd"iTghueoreses MONTHS T''•.-BLoongn-Tderms, Railrods cbal.ste,l, Equipment and industral buildngs, Rube—,_r". Ship ngtinrvuestsmn,Miscelanous
Other
10
Grand
Total
Other Farm
United
''
•
10
.
Public Iron, Mot rs Other Land,
Total
Short-Tem Railrods UPtuilbleics. ste l, Equipment Maotnords industral
Irbn,
corpate
buildngs, Ship_n—g^Investmn Miscelanous s. utiles stel,Equipment and industral buildngs,!1. ShipingInvestmn Miscelanous Railr^oads utiles stel,Equipment and industral buildngs, ShipingInvestmn Miscelanous
Other Land, Rub er
Total
Stbcks— Railroads Public
Total
Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
otal—
T
Total
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Oil
1828
.■
.
:
;
.
!THE COMMERCIAL & EINANCIAKCHRONICLE
;
,v>;
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
■"j," Bank clearings this week show an increase compared with a year ago. Prelim¬
inary figures compiled by us, based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Nov. 21, clearings from all
cities of the United States from which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
,
-\_v<
./../,
:
West
t
Week Ending Nov. 21
1942
$3,190,756,838
Chicago-'..j!.:...-j-L-.Z—__
Philadelphia-:-:———:^—j—u_—
3^2,328,836
511,000,000
Boston—-——————-—
328,160,129
Kansas City——a—
165,297,664
428,000,000
241,181,565
110,321,588
147,800,000
114,100,000
226,346,000
161,200,000
140,865,640
+
Francisco——J,—^
Pittsburgh——,———
—:
'Cleveland—--.—i——-————_
—
•,;+,17.4
.
.
,
177,263,837
cities, five days—>
Total all cities, five days—__j.__——
All cities, one day-.
—————
$6,698,427,230
1,439,685,446
$7,021,931,904
Total ,(10
District—Chicago—
Michigan—Ann-Arbor_i-l._—_'..l-.
Grand Rapids—-i
Ll_—i*—._
'.;j Lansing
;
Indiana—Fort Wayhe_4-i-—------
•
4.9
Indianapolis.
.
'+15.9
■
week in 1941.
same
!
we
SUMMARY
1st
Boston
2d
New
3d
1941
$
Total
Cleveland
5th
Richmond
6th
Atlanta
7th
Chicago
8th
St
9th
_
7.4
283,676,165
9.0
3,518,503,257
10th Kansas
2.0
462,362,741
492,477.871
445,786,397
+10.5
"
"
531,427,983
250,924,829
"
i
1.6
—
149,528,806
+14.2
We
239,792,466
116,440,582
176,653,255
"
419,643,991
330,076,220
7,341,612,246
6,662,920,054
+10.2
,
6,240,384,721
3,419,681,721
+11.2
■
2,841,750,057
+35.7
108,042,213
32 cities
621,891,439
detailed
;
statement
years.
.
1
■
•■! :
383,860,739
••
■
V
/
■"'v'-,'.
141,302,862,
$
—
—,
,
{
—
Bedford
883,476
420,960
'
'
86,897,377
+63.8
309,860,757
:;
I
•
•
/
St.
Nov :
Inc.
'
441,959
:
—22.5
561,341
'
I
83.8
2,019,577
245,402,805
1.6
662,223
417,847
533,286
—
4.8
0.4
/ 4,569,502
+ 10.9
11,532,700
765,574
—26.6
778,206
344,045,419
320,339,099
.,/-,
:
.3,538,274,887
2.5
764,021
/ 3,540,812
...
!_
11,097,865
1,368,862
48,700,000
,
,
-
.
1,205,441
1,148,994
3,243,238,333
10,872,762
—
+
.
7.6
7.4
3,632,489
66,935,145
90,135,324
26,603,553
35,996,548
3,042,519
3,342,465
+
1,137,747
1,391,413
+
170,791,816
6.5
2,538,456
+ 17.8
872,838
8.7
966,140
1,180,967
4,642,082
4 18.7
3,845,816
4,616,139
149,528,806
+14.2
105,264,525
139,565,722
961.736
179,195
101,598
+ 76.4
103,682
120.451
*185,000
167,839
+ 10.2
157,937
151,760
3,480,723
3,390.480
+
2.7
2.698,240
3.301,131
61,880,802
L
39,458,432
+
56.8
30,656,487
39.562,989
i.:
3,411,516
2,393,804
+ 42.5
1,547,863
2,290,317
5,406,179
3,984,697
+ 35,7
3.051,003
159,054,527
4,059,332
122,201,830
+ 30.2
98,465,315
121,663,412
3,458,762
,+ 17.4
3,209,523
3,272,317
1,203,157
633,256
862,557
+
90.0
+
8.1
616,398
790,414
817,982
+35.7
141,302,862
175,108,116
•
.
_!_L
Ja.—
932,035:
,
3,322,806
239,7^2,466
—27.6
—
+
+
7.6
+
—
9.1
,
.
:
;
;
t
39,200,000.
,i
.;
•
>
27,391,657
3,375,205,165
+
4.5
9.0
696,705
1,045,578
1,386,820
44,200,000
■
<654,816;
'
>
-
1,028,312
3,539,953,795
:
»
1,756,587
.
Wilkes-Barre—
492,658
,
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Mansfield
Youngstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
(7 cities)
."■5,175,842!
1,998,471
76,526,000
8,917,335
8,072,965
1,160,169
1,102,670
3,787.161
4,098,639
+
2,384,000
3,491,000
'
•
116,440,582
108,042,213
7.8
+
■
86,897,377
95,289,745
-45,145,520
•
,
:
540,195
:
;
20,413,563
,,
:
3,518,503,257
496,024
415,687
!
—15.3
1,872,451
535,000,000
1,435,078
448,000,000
1,937,525
2,341,578
+
2.1
—17.9
•
2.345.219
2,786,428
—15.8
1,252,558
1,898,359
461,724
,
526,823
6.2
—
1,689,098
1,976,499
'
+ 28.2
'
•
'r
-
.
1,611, 538
523,000, 000
1,928, 358
3.1
1,207,181
4.1
1,586,308
1,660, 2p8
6,576. 200
4,846,900
+
13.0
4,361,600
+
2.0
462,362,741
3.252.475
86,347,548
165,223,282
13,983,100
2,168,811
13,541,700
1,751,802
2,998,084
199,024,502
492,477,871
191,506,000
3,233,468
3,570,469
3,999,634
170,811,547
445,786,397
+
—
.
<
/.v..
'
,'
"•
»
»•
540,713,838
2,847,200
3,218,482
3.5
68,872,985
79,963,637
153,529,630
—
3.2
—19.2
129,900,933
12,622,500
1,868,197
15,549,000
1,876,666
—25.0
3,381,480
3,354,940
+ 16.5
146,997,027
167,266,053
+10.5
366,490,322
"■
,
(10 cities)
'•••
+ '
'
v
1,689,165
2,797,722
18.2
i—13.5
•
4,652.791
3,922,889
*
1,578,338
2,028,291
2,779,290
+ 26.7
2,725,118
330,076,220
t
+27-.1 •/
■
267,155,073
315,463,729
6.240,384,721
2,841,750,057
•
6.807,951,357
'"
7,341,612,246
6,662,920,054
3,419,681,721
2,803,337,359
i__J—
+
3,813.502
,
/■ 419,643,991! i
.
fill cities)—
.
; ■'
J •: *
-
.
Canada—
.
U
-
'
+:
"'■<'*>
'
'-A\
424,758,408
);'•)
i
>.1942
( 7
..
t.t
u
j
•
-
i
:•• + "•$
;'
1—-i-i.
,+ 10,2
.
;+ +
11.2
»
i
'•
Week
ie,
.•! '
V''"
1941
t
$
•
Ended
3,267,997,562
1940
113,942,187
,
•"
+ 28.3
ottawd———-j-iiiliiJ-C7-;' 4/ 197,611,745-
40,607,098
+ 386.6
Quebec...—_j_—i—% 7,131,553;
Halifax.
_.j_:
>
!4,o78,95i
5,441,650
+
31.17-
?6.0.:
+
6,420,396
+ .2.0
6,874,767
1,759,187
1,755,096
2,318,814
5,235,940
6,770,106
429,803
2,896,171
'
'
*'7,122,645
i
;
8,750,852
'
jZ-Jj—!— -.j
/!
ZJZj!—.it 624,366
Lethbridge-l..-—-.—7—■' ! ; .1.514,897
Saskatoon!—
-t
*
t2,027,718
I Moose Jaw_^-7—...——1L-4—;
' ! 9}1,747
!
1,106,348
Brantford-L
j—;
;'
.
Fort
:
William——r—-—
New
Westminster—.—zl-j——'
—7—
Medicine Hat.—
Sherbrooke—
;
.t—
—!
.3,966,834
f-!,
—.—j—.
,
'
632-170;
1,168,009
,
,,^
831,472.
782,245
—533,395
f3" "ities)
♦Estimated,
4,043,19.6
4,359,475
;
5;548,601
5,678,988
359,498
+ 36.9
914,421
1,407,267
+ 15.7
+
1.636.354
34.8
585,345
+ 23.8
26.5
1,118,416
*
:
,/
3,163,289
545.491
-.7.
—
713,969
562,125
375.097
1
249.014
551,466
573,774
+ 14.4
817.098
835,312,
6.7
1,060,501
3,180,892
1.098.355
2,512,824
396,873
399.816
+
+ 25.4,7
: +15.9
1,048,380
+
11.4.,'
750,483
695,954
+
19.5.,
625.742
601,453
695,685
+ 12.4
.612.886
639.542
465,910
+
419,161
369.843
.1,190,152
1,283,605
621,891,439
383,860,739
-
701,624
813,128
634,686
+ 30i.3
'
791,341
719,712
+16.7
+ 10.8
+
358,445
1,017,193
'
'
t
—7—,—
Sudbury.—
t
835,713
-
1,649,461
2,499,129
i
412,665
1,193,497
1,867,142
.
29.3,
+
676,641
'
956,036
Z.._.
—
Sarnia-
Tofal
522,028
837,404
.
•
1,520,287.
2,303,743
'
Moncton..——
Chatham
.2,111.400
w
+ 36-.0
907,860
743,810
989,381
~
6,573.647
+ 45.3
995,455.
,
1,005,599
J
——1—•
Prince Albert—:
Kingston.!
1,752,627
720,827
1,161,479
1
*
'
2,843,444
5,699,563
'
<
4,542,954
5,063,985
6,273,689
.+,. 7.8,-.
+ 24.9
16,316,537
16,035,474
1:2,746,^52
-
+ 32,7.
,
74,535,991
4,354,986
+ 23,6,-
2.333,730
'
+-------J——;
Regina.-(——I.
Brandon. J.—1
!
8,498,040
-
■
91,726,641
.14,450,199
29,289,552
2,998,847
——.1—1,891,589
Edmonton—j—.1
:
'
1+30.17;
6,549,945/
John.——I.L.—11—-J—..—.——
'
*
.
Hamilton—7-—/ :
Calgary—i——T—'
'
4-< t.r •
St.
.+ 25.6
99,108,423
80,192,379
43,014,188
'
49,429,372
$
93,513,^74
+18.7,.
16,847,221
Vancouver
1939
Dec. %
>
105,861,579
' "
;.X+.
Nov. -12
Inc. or
<
!
'132,939,830
64,315,694
21,623,322
Peterborough
3.5
+ 14.1
4,091,494
;_T—ii.__Z.jL
1,461,669,
——'3,543,428
•"
Windsor—
3.365,771
188,472,176
3,466,972
Kitchener—
83,323,836
1,429,340
39,810,728
20,672,583
152,152,000
Winnipeg—
*500, 000
+
550,750,163
17,233,159
+ 25.9
'
556, 133
+
5,474,600
+ 19.9
+ 39.6
Montreal—'.—
32,471,335
3,109, 701
1,308, 566
561,563,666
1,183,143
38,636,569
21,211,340
/ Toronto-.l—135,239,943
:648,860
463, 104
•
43,078,632
+ 13.3
—21.1
London—
,
+ 32.5
+ 21^
48,913,035
4,754,900
'!•/*.'' ■ } ■:
;
?•:•••; 4:
3,674,207,893
504,924
58,691,475
1,569,947
3,727,142
Total
23,573,277
29,538,195
>
182,630,000
•'
.
Grand Total
4,725,4-74'
•
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
1,949,586
'68,699,126
+49:4
t
<Uv2.990,000
12.4
It
1,276,23b, /+ 11,8
5;093,722 /+ T,6
1,299,137:
(6 cities)
Stockton-.:
8,129,438
4,625,390
-r-22.9
1,386,378
1.291,785
__
(10 cities)
.
'
[
9.0
+!4.0
10,061,107
'
•
2,620,000
;
Victoria
532,972
'
546,000,000
:
2,172,154
86,449,000
89,946,431'
15,030,483
-
" 2,942,569
*
:
10,190,538,
5,529,826
,
'
!
:
'
:
7,245,228
;
8,964,154
+ 24.0
+
;
3,398,634,664
5.7
—30.0
!
—j_.
2,368,689
—'
Worth.!
Santa Barbara.'^-:
335,758,910
1,283,750
•
.2.1
—16.3
527,832
23,140,802
419,873
L_
'
Dallas—..!
San
637,093-
,8,031,237
7.6
+ 13.9
.
369,707
—:
176,653,255
604,951
Reserye District—Dallas—
Pasadena
//5,326,896
! 14,147,900
283,676,165
.
+ 13.5
,
379,753
York
Total
3,502,577
+ 14.1
+14.3
.
District—Philadelphia—+
New Jersey—Trenton
Total
+ 17.7
37,141,742
Francisco—' 229,900,000
San Jose—.—
4,837,783
11,594,144
—
5,815,815
—3,680,022,807
Scranton
5,212,256
96,661,101
,
2,689,663
33,969,456
-
—
;
204,942,730
Washington—Seattle—>'*' 77,743,2l3:
Yakima
______.t
/ " 1,914,095
Oregon—Portland-.L—L!-:/—i!_/!L
15 65,218,180
Utah—Salt Lake CIty_U_.J-!_../ / 25,442,894
California^—Long Beach—.
? ' 6,638,160
3,983,894
2,329,266
0.5
24,188,087
;
'
176.970,097
-
•
934,367
+ 11.8
+
—
4,764,103
5,425,373
_
Philadelphia
Reading
7,030,564
'•>
6,599,851
.
-
Pennsylvania—Altoona—
:
961,360
10,248,732
Northern New Jersey.
Bethlehem
1,230,791
j
_
Chester
+14.6
:
Outside New York..
52,400,000
.
—
Connecticut—Stamford—
Lancaster
1,264,540
,
—
Third Federal Reserve
684,000
219,032,963
5,510,384
cities).^.!—............
(7
Total
291,977,164
/"; 1922,892
5,554,400
__
(12 cities)
617,000
1,512,483
Galveston...
"
5,090,023
„
Total
+63.0
Wichita Falls.
2,397,608
7.4
13,642,100
>.
,'
■
-'614,003
+
+
—
561,978
—
Syracuse
38,617,811
632,000
Twelfth Federal Reserve District-^-San Francisco*—
'5,533,883
——.
New Jersey—Montclair
Newark
46,540,919,
37,049,886
$
12,887,466
_
New York
Rochester
97,100,000
42,203,711
+18.3
_!
Eleventh Federal
1939
11,910,776
-
—
+15.9
+,8.0
3,560,951
1,340,346
Joseph
Fort
$
886,308
:
Buffalo—
Jamestown-
119,100,000
118,600,000
55,167,361
44,633,602
•.
Total "(10 cities)I.-
|
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
Elmira—
496,234,762
6,136,685
Pueblo—;
'
■
1940
or
Dec. %
2,677,480
—
(12 Cities)-—————
York—Albany—
457,345,674
,,,
15,124,500
I
Binghamton——;—
1.6
—
i4
3,731,542
New Hampshire—Manchester
New
531,427,983
Colorado—Colorado Spripgs—
348,248,872
'
.
997,368
—
—2
1,552,107
1,744,615
.
315,463,729
2,665,237
-
—
4,932,337
42,454,762
Wichita
95,289,745
267,155,073
+
4,071,235
•
—
j—
Haven
3,275,840
274,847,490
Rhode Island—Providence
Total
745,464
295,289,681
•!
869,526
,
Connecticut—Hartford—.
New
:
6,022,459
Springfield-:
4,705,077
District—Minneapolis-
Missouri—Kansas City^^_
175,108,116
7.8
+27.1
Ended
1941
577,816
Portland
Worcester
1,771,042
"
,—
Massachusetts—Boston-,
New
1,329,409
1,030,000
Louisiana—Shreveport—!.—!..^. J.1
$
Lowell
537,018
396,989,479
—3L3vl
110,276,205
Kansas—'Topeka—^
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Fall River
419,389
367,215,558
1,509,411
'
showing the figures for each city for the
1942
Clearings at—
"■Maine—Bangor
•'
5.1
250,924,823
Omaha-!-,.......
;
Week
.
2.8
—
1,544,737
Dakota—Aberdeen
3,267,997,502'
our
'
'4
1;484,692
6,807,951,357
2,803,337,359
Cities
ended Nov. ;14 for four
v'
4,486,416
0.1
...
139,565,722
"
City
add
now
9,287,936
3,357,048
O.l
Paul——.—
Lincoln
204,942,730
6
;
week
10,891,006
21.3
+
Nebraska—Fremont___i_.__j_'._!._.
Hastings
;
496,234,762
.
10
—————
.1.8
:—5.4
—
+
_
Texas—Austin..-;
Canada
26,339,891
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
City-
220,520,512
457,345,674+
-176,970,097
105,264,525
,
7,235,012
23,235,972
1,386,529
'+
,1,244,877
59,585,184
(4 cities)
South
185,386,992
196,565,244
"•
+14.6
2,239,805
"5,782,042
;
52,809,645
Dakota—Fargo-
424,758,408
177,851,384
+22.6
219,032,963
170,791,816
366,490,322
+14.7
<>
249,217,112
523,018,894
"
———HI
York
206,810,678
305,658,716
"'
"
4
—
-
"
10
City
New
237,231,189
29.5
+ 26.1
—
North
540,713,838
"
-
Francisco—
St.
3,674,207,89?.
+
27,409,000
2,430,370
+ 16.6
503,000
426,107,178
;
—137,500,000
Minneapolis
335,758,910
+
7
—10
11th Dallas
Total
+
550,750,163
17
—
Minneapolis
Outside
320,339,099
3,375,205,165
561,563,666
•
Louis
12tli San
344,045,419
3,680,022,807
"
6
Louis
Ninth Federal Reserve
$
'
"
_
4,499,786
+
2,764,035
24,872,000
«
1939
$
7
~
"""
~
6,988,788
26,871,348
1,543,573
12,905,238
■,
2,335,170 !
9.2
+ 34.6
523,018,894
Helena—
10
"
+20.9
+
3,041,555
4,794,971
Minnesota—Duluth
an
12
12 Cities
__
York
—
"
2,120,187
1,601,148
Montana—Billings-
1940
or
2,256,694
.
2,122,006
...—.....—.
Total
Inc.
Dec. %
611,216
4,593,467
2,032,643
2,018,940
(17 cities)———.
Missouri—St.
CLEARINGS
6
Philadelphia
4th
BANK
OF
1942
1
3,754,137
.'
«
4,801,465
L.i
Kentucky—Louisville—
Tennessee—Memphis—
Illinois—Quincy
furnish a summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
Week Ended Nov. 14
/ '545,176
+10.8
+ 16.8
*2,402|461
28,908,000
-
'
2,326,070
220,520,512
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
and the Minneapolis
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals show
Federal Reserve Districts
53,144,583
196,565,244 ' '■
—>."8.0
'*■
4,504,558
517,171 ".
'404,316,315^
4——^T-^—
Springfield—!
group the
881,447
'
12,209,418,.
i
Rockford
Total
!
2,709,868
9,050,523!
<
Peoria
expansion of 35.7%?, in the Dallas Reserve District of 7.8%, and in the San Francisco
Reserve District of 27.1%.
following
187,439 t.'<
44,440,490
v,
•
14.5,..,
».
712,501
7.3
1,129,285
1,119,503
+63.8
309,860,757
348,248,872
—
>
32,749,808 vl'
2,391,110
247,332, v
'
i-
1
5,458,068
Rapids..—a.—.4__:
Decatur—
'
•
31,324,524
1,515,307.- i
______
Illinois—Bloomington_._-.__
Chicago
i_._u—
by 10.5%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 14.7%, and in the Atlanta Reserve Dis¬
trict by 22.6%.
The Chicago Reserve District records a decrease of 1.6%?, but the
In the
2,598,988
F8.5..*!
>+22;6
1,626,457
1,413,772 -•»'
17,400,000
r
.26,082,142 %
,
56.6
249,217,112
,
,
>626,889!
4,993,178' ;
4,094,652
Sioux City—....
this it appears
Reserve District of 14.2%?.
+
! '
1;344,672
18,945,000
+ 40.6
2,903,722
31,575,000 7.
i_,
Des Moines_-
;
Outside of this city there was an increase of 11.2%, the
St. Louis Reserve District has to its credit an increase of 14.6%?
:—>3.0
1,654,943
'
+ 60.2 «.•■>
53,360,300
3>, 165,646
Haute'/..!—J..
Iowa—Cedar
.
located, and
that in the New York District (including this city) the totals
show a gain of 9.0%, in the Boston Reserve District of 7.4%? and in the Philadelphia
Reserve District of 20%..
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are larger
from
'
!
1—T-_
Bend
Terre
increase of
bank clearings at this centre having recorded an increase of 9.1%.
We
cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are
1
-
10.2%, the aggregate of clear¬
ings for the whole country having amounted to $7,341,612,246, against $6,662,920,054
in the
25,655,727
80,400,000
:
-
+ 13 i3.
228,345
;
.'
5,491,723
23,041,629
73,300,000
.+ -4.3 '
*l,gOQ,OOQ
20^123,000
38,099,165
3,321,067
,
Cities)^—;,305,658,716;-
:
1
statement, however, which we present further below
able to give the final and complete results for the week previous—the week
was an
,
,
t-
5,199,751,
215,843^
r
o
'4,970,041
>
+121.4 v
rx •
In the elaborate detailed
For that week there
''*•
W
V+4>®:7
2,459,962
.
32,233,793;,;'
6.3
—
94v600,000
.
-Orleanai__^:w—;75>029,)250 ;<vv
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
we are
6,480,382
-29,044,891
.2,564,605.
Mo bile——.—.—,———j.——_ —,—v
+18.6
+
1G;2
,
t •
Alabama!—Birminghami.J-j..>^^i.;V:i'.. ' 36,972,373/
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
in our issue of next week.
We cannot furnish them today, in as much as the week
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
ended Nov. 14.
1
f
>:
-110,400,000
••
Louisiana—New
v,;j
'
Y'
?4,'159<000;>;V+40L5
:v.; ?- »• i
-
35,272,079
-
Mississippi—Vlcksburg—^-_.—.».rw—/ ^
+ 37.4
1,372,031,382
i.'r
V
,
+41.0
$5,649,900,522
$8,138,112,676
1^^879,525
•S
„
-
6,071,122
^
-;-
Augusta—
•
South
Total all cities for week———.
}»v;]
Tennessee—Knoxville.
Nashville.—-I
—I-..—b-L-
r-
$4,508,941,657
+ 20.4
1,140,958,865 ,'+11.1
1,267,689,415
...
43.3
85,074,184
.
$5,430,738,815
-
.
.
^Seventh Federal Reserve
Ten
Other cities, five days—
,
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-r-,
+49.8
129,059,360
119,934,071
H.,
'V+f
,
,^lorida-pJacks6nvilIe_-^-^_--_'-+^L"'V/./.,?
+36.i
,
f;,
19139
1)'- $
t
.
+ 19.4
-
;
-
...
+.14.3
308,607,211
;
14..-,'-,'
V.r1'
•
.
:
,
+ 40.4
201,851,440
Ban
$2,790,532,109
Nov,
1
.
+ 29.5
>
;
^Georgia—Atlanta-./..—v,
.New 'York-'-ij.--——
Week Ended
I
-
1941
•
r
Monaa^J4ovembeiS23;i942
r687,162
630*f7ia'''^:
13 ;443;000,a ".ha 'ir. !f 3,:115,
69,698,923 '
61,413,847 ,.-+13.5 I-'
49,834(306
61,650,474
;
2,281,903 r
-f,785,27p '+ 27.8, ' "
'1,573,232
..,1,505,708
Maryland—Baltimore—-J V' >tO22;552,858 - '^T03;432i327'>A-+18;5'Vl'
92,588,952 '
88,624,349
District of Columbia—Washington-1.' ,•{:,r;. >
-Washington-'.1
35,830;921' \ ; ? 35,150,709 ?+ "'O - *:■ -29,724,732 ■29,860,748 '
j.
-'-v.-J >• i
TL
Totail ;(6 cities)'
L,
lll'-l-L:-"'
237,231,889!
206,810,679 /4-14.7/%/! 177,85T,384 /„ 185.386,992
i.
'■
-
fi
r.\
Richmond--—
I
South Carolina—Charleston—^L—:~J-'
by Telegraph
Clearings—Returns
i
J
VirginiaT-+Huntington—i*' 'i;B22-,284^<
.
summary for the week follows:
A
»yirgtoia+^orfolkfe.L_«4v^--M£'a-'^iu(4i^-^'V»5,-R46,q9p>:
above those for the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary total
at $8,138,112,676 against $7,021,931,904 for the: same week;ip 1941.' At this
there is an increase for the week ended Friday of 14.3%. Our comparative
center
•
,
15.9%
stands
-s
.vv>te,tv
>
;.y^i
.vi:,,/•!/, t\ >IV';
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
'
,
be
', + m,
:
V
r
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4127
156
Stock and Bond Sales
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded In
New York Stock
«»
DAILY
WEEKLY
-
furnish
Exchange
YEARLY
-
the day's range, unless they afy the only transactions of the day. No account Is taken of such sales In
computing the
United States Government Securities
Below
1829
the New York Stock
on
Exchange
daily record of the transactions in Treasury, Home Owners' Loan and Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation coupon bonds
Stock Exchange during the current week.
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32d of a point (See note below).
we
a
Nov. 14
Dally Record of U. S. Bond Prices
Treasury
4 %s, 1947-52
Nov. 16
High
Nov. 18
Nov. 17
Nov. 20
Nov. 19
Dally Record of U. S. Bond Price*
Treasury
—
Close
—
4s, 1944-54
Low
-—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Close
—
Total sales In $1,000 units———
«,
—
106.12
—-
—
—
—
—
—
—
aVaS, 1956-58—
—
13
;
Total
'.
1
3%s, 1946-56—:
Total sales in
Low
[Close
$1,000 units
III
III
—
—
| High
3%s, 1943-47
"
:
Total
—
sales
in
—
-—
—
Total
sales in
[Close
103.19
.
103.19
2
Vis, 1952-55
-
[Close
2
Total
sales in $1,000
units
[High
Low
2Vis, 1954-56
Low
—
[Close
Total
sales in
$1,000 units
High
[High
Low
2s,
1947
Low
•
Close
[Close
Total sales In $1,000 units—...—_•
Total
sales in
$1,000 units—
f High
sales In
[High
.
■{ Low
[Close
asL March 1948-50
Low
•
Close
$1,000 units
Total
sales in
$1,000 units—
High
3s, 1951-55
High
Low
2s, Dec. 1948-50——
LOW
Close
Close
Total sales In $1,000 units.
Total
High
2 Vis,
1955-60
Total sales in $1,000
units—"
$1,000 units—.
High
109.17
.
sales in
109.17
—
Low
Close
2s, June, 1949-51
Low
109.17
—a
Close
4
—
Total
sales in $1,000 units
High
2 Vis,
1945-47—
Low
2s,
Sept.,
2 Vis,
$1,000 units
[Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
—
[ High
\ Low
1948-51—
—
(High
-j Low
1949-1951
Close
Total sales in
(High
Total sales in $1,000 units
Total
2 Vis,
-I
1951-54
•
.
i
Total
jHigh
1956-59—
Low
2s,
sales
in
sales in
1953-55
,'
Close
Total
units—".
sales
in
$1,000 units
High
3y4S, 1944-64
Low
Low
Close
Close
Total
Total sales in $1,000 units
sales in $1,000 units.
High
High
1945
3s,
1944-49
Low
——
LOW
^
Close
Total sales in $1,000
Total sales in
units—"
1948
-j
Close
$1,000 units
Home Owners' Loan
[High
I Vis,
—
\ Low
(Close
Federal Farm Mortgage
High
«%s,
5
(High
2s,
Low
Total sales in $1,000
100.5
$1,000 units-
Hign
2Vis, 1960-65—
100.5
[High *
J Low
[Close
1951-55
Total
100.5
$1,000 units
[Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
J%s, 1958-63—
10
\ Low
[Close
1950-52
(Close
2 Vis,
100.6
1
f High
2s,
—
100.6
100.5
$1,000 units
—
Low
Total sales in $1,000 units
100.6
100.5
\
1949-1951—
sales in
100.5
Low
[Close
2s, Dec.,
[Close
[High
11
Low
■
-
103.19
Total sales in $1,000 units
Total
100.24
High
■
f High
—
101.3
1
[Close
3s, 1946-48
100.24
$1,000 units
103.19
'
2
3 Vis, 1949-52—
101.3
[Close
-j Low
__•!
100.26
f High
( Low
Total sales in
103.19
103.19
Total sales in $1,000 units
3 Vis, 1946-49—
2
101.3
$1,000 units
ay4s, 1951-53
[High
:
100.13
2
—
Low
_
—
—
$1,000 units—
3 Vis, 1944-46—.
100.13
—
Close
.
Total sales in
100.18
100.18
■ *.„
Close
2%s, 1967-72
Low
1943-45—.
100.13
—
—
$1,00 units
High
3 Vis,
100.18
■{ Low
High
—
[close
Total sales in $1,000 units
—
(Close
*
$1,000 units
—
f High
.
I—
III
III
Nov. 20
—
-
2%s, 1962-67
{dose
Nov. 19
-—
\
—
sales in
Nov. 18
—
106.14
—
—
Nov. 17
the New York
—
Total sales in $1,000 units
106.14
—
—
(High
—
Nov. 16
on
—
f High
—
—
High
—„
—
Total sales In $1,000 units—
Nov. 14
f High
\ Low
(Close
2%s, 1952-54
for the year.
range
3s, series A,
High
103.6
Low
103,6
Close
—
103.6
1944-52.
Low
(Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
[High
High
106.4
Close
2
High
sales in $1,000 units
No
LOW AND
Monday
Nov. 14
# per share
•46 %
•109
47%
110%
"34%
•46%
►109
36%
*42 Va
< per share
I per there
46%
7%
46%
*46
46 3%
*46
*109
110%
*32
110%
36%
*109
36%
*42%
43%
*42%
7%
7%
7%
243%
24
24
*24
463A
♦109
*42%
43%
43%
43%
IOO
7%
7%
7%
7V4
1,700
24%
*24
*24
24%
16
15%
16
15%
153%
153%
153%
36%
36%
363%
36
36%
36%
36%
65%
•62
2%
3
•80V4
87
5%
19
6
183%
183%
140
140
6
140
18
*60
*53%
'137
•10%
10%
*10%
103%
15V2
15%
153%
153%
153%
6%
75
*73%
6%
6%
63%
•72%
75%
*73%
26%
26i%
26
26%
18%
18Vi
18%
18%
•%
1
•12%
16
1
*10%
63%
25%
18%
3
14,400
88
10
45
48% Jan
13
43%
Dec
513/4
Jan
8% Nov
9
5%
Apr
8%
Dec
Corp
Reduction
17%
Dec
24 %
9%
Dec
15%
34%
Nov
45
July
Sep
75
Aug
—10
Inc
No
par
10
1% Mar 24
Albany & Susq RR Co„
Allegheny Corp:
—:
-100
69% July 15
6
4,100
5%
5%5
4.000
5%% pf A with $30 war—
5%% pf A without war.:
13%
133%
13%
13%
13%
13%
2,500
$2,50 prior conv preferred-No par
18%
18%
1,900
18%
6
18%
*60
18%
18%
*60
65
18%
65
*60
65
-
Alghny Lud Stl Corp
Alleg & West Ry 6% gtd
*53%
57%
53%
53%
*53/4
6
600
1383%
1383%
138%
138%
138%
138%
140
800
Allied
103%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*10%
600
*153%
-100
-100
No par
—100
Allied Kid Co
16%
No par
Allen Industries Inc
153%
6%
75
26%
18%
15%
16%
16
103/4
16
4,100
6%
63%
6 %
6%
6%
6%
4,400
*73%
753%
73%
73%
*72%
74%
200
257%
25 %
253/4
20,000
25%
183%
18 3%
187%
25%
18 Vb
25%
19
19
1,100
1
600
14%
66'%
663%
663%
233%
*23%
46
433%
24
44%
1
%
66%
66 3%
66 3/8
67%
1,500
24%
23%
23%
500
44%
44%
45 %
46
2,700
Chemical
&
1
Dye
No
Allied
No par
Stores Corp
5%
No par
preferred
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
-
Jan
16
May 25
60
Nov
3% Apr
13
9
118% Apr 28
10
—
No
May 25
11% Apr 24
4
Apr 28
64
July
par
22
Apr 29
No par
Amalgam Leather Co Inc-
3
143/4 Apr 17
1
H Aug 19
50
preferred
12% July 24
Amerada Petro Cnrp
No par
43
Am
No
183,4 Jun 30
25% Apr 17
Agric Chem
(Del)
American Airlines
Inc
par
10
49"% Jan 13
110% Oct 16
24% Oct 26
I6V4 Nov 13
383/a Oct 23
69
Mar 27
Oct 22
Nov
3
9
943/4 Feb 10
% Oct
2
3% Apr 17
3% Apr 18
9% Jun 23
100
-
Alpha Portland Cem
conv
par
—5
..Allied Mills Co Inc
6%
*23%
8
Mar 27
Apr 28
Jan
6
.100
5%
6,000
Jun
Ala & Vicksburg Ry Co
Alaska Juneau Gold Min
5%
*12%
44
9
Apr 24
5%
14%
1839.
Sep
5%
183/4
10
29 %
61
53%
*7%
45
Sep
39
5%
*12%
page
54%
53%
7%
233%
Dec
53%
147%
653%
553/4
34
5%
7%
23%
Feb
12
5%
*12%
653%
40
Jan
53%
65
Highest
$ per share
43
57%
14
%
A
Year 1941
t per share
May 14
n
1
23%
see
40
15
65
Adams-Mills
Air
2V4
$ per share
May 14
Mar 24
Address-Mutigr Corp
*83
t per share
Lowest
31
H
.
Range for Previous
Lots
Highest
37
104
No par
No par
1,800
65
100-Share
100
Co
Express
4,800
*7%
24
footnotes
2%
87
Steel
16
*123%
671%
For
*83
100
Acme
Adams
36%
*60
of
No par
No par
-
-
153/4
16
•23%
46%
2%
23%
86
66
Basis
Lowest
25
preferred
36%
1
•12i%
•66
46 Va
2%
86
3%
*61
65
Abbott Laboratories-
Abraham & Straus——
'
'
5%
14
65
6
27%
87
%
53%
14
*60
6i%
139 V4
6%
5%
65
•6
2%
*80%
3%
14
19
•60
2%
53%
6V8
14%
.
*62
87
11
61/4
51/2
14
23%
•80
%
fs
65
24%
On
"
Par
4%
7%
16
65
200
43%
36
65
.
36%
16%
Range Since January 1
STOCK
EXCHANGE
110%
*32%
37
Transactions
'
36%
16 %
NEW YORK
Shares
•
46%
for
*32%
36%
•61
the Week
I per share
463%
110 Va
'109
Sales
Nov. 20
I per share
*343%
73%
*24
Friday
Nov. 19
44
*42%
7%
25
Nov. 18
36%
•34%
44%
*7%
•24
47%
110%
STOCKS
Thursday
Wednesday
Nov. 17
t per share
{Cash sale.
sales.
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Nov. 16
tDeferred delivery sale.
Note—The above table includes only the sale of coupon bonds.
In registered bonds were:
Low
Saturday
sales in $1,000 units
•Odd lot sales.
—■
.Close
Total
Low
Close
Total
106.4
Total sales in $1,000 units
atts, 1950-52
1%S, 1945-47.
106.4
Low
Itts, 1949-53
22%
73%
63A
149
12%
Aug
Jan
ya
Dec
5
Dec
1%
85
99 Va
Aug
Dec
%
Jan
Dec
Jan
-10%
Jan
3%
Dec
9%
Aug
27
11%
Deo
21%
Apr
Jan
2
Feb 27
Oct 22
Jan
6
Jan 26
17%
Dec
25%
Jan
"4%
Deo
U%
135%
Dec
10%
Feb
11%
Dec
Jan
163/8 Nov 18
6% Nov 12
81
Jan 13
30 Va Jan
3
19% Nov 12
IV2 Jan 26
18% Jan 27
70% Oct 22
Nov
4
48% Jan
3
24
73
5
6% Nov
6
6% Nov 7
17
x
Sep
3%
Jan
167% July
13
Aug
143/4
Apr
Dec
9
71% May
87
Oct
24 Va
37
Jan
5
Dec
14% Mar
%
Dec
Sep
21%
Aug
1%
Aug
20
Sep
10
Aor
41%
Feb
63% July
14%
Feb
22%
Deo
40
Feb
58%
Jan
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
-
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW
!
IJ
Nov.
t
1 per share
5%
'
'
*5%
28%
38i%
169
28%
3 Va
3
70%
169 '4
'
24%
24
24'A
23%
24'A
23%
65
65
65
65
66%
66%
*18%
18%
*18%
107%
*105V4
107%
*
*15
6 V«
*5»/4
14i%
14%
99
98
99
*98
99
5%
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2 'A
7
'*
*6%
23%
22%
,
"6%
22%
'
11/4
1 \\
38Vt
1%
38%
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36
*33%
'
35
39%
'
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35%
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36
34
33 3 4
2 r! a
32 %
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50
50%
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50%
1%
1%
1%
1%
34%
33%
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34V3
4%
4%
4%
.
,
4%
4%
4%
40
*4%
*
41
,
-•>
40
8%
88%
88%
11%
12
7%
19%
86
86'/a
86%
12%
12,%
12 Va
12%
11%
12%
6%
64a
6%
6%
*6%.
6%
201/4
20 Va
201/4
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
3,600
118
117
*25%
25%
%
25%
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./
■
%
17%
18%.
%
25%
%
19%
19%
177«
17
5%
'
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I
:
*150
160
38%
39
149
35V4
1441%
*142
142
142
147
Va
*142 "
37%
38%
37%
147%
*35
35V2
34%
*142
144 to
144%
20
19%
20
19%
20 Va
19%
19%
10%"'
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
20% %
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90
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:
•
*
20
441%
133%-
29
29
.
43%
*89%
22%
*22 Va
22%
22 Va
128%
139%
129%
130 Va
129%
6%
29
6%
28%
6%
6%
29
29'/4
133%
134
Nov
6
12% Oct
6
8%
Dec
7% Nov
4
2%
Feb
V
29
29%
116
3%
4
*60%
116
*115%
63
*
American Snuff
116
*115%
r
*115%
116
116
*
60%
60%
4%
4%
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41/4
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4
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4
26 %
28%
28%
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11%
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10
.
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1%
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33
i
16 Va
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16 Va
*10%
11
108
1%
33
107%
32
"
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;
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1%
%
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32%
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107
107
112
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(
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,.
100
'•
V
i—T
■■■:'
3%
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47'
47
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45
3
47
'
46
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31 Va
30%
31,4
46%
45
*35
30%
29%
3 Va
3
3 Va
V»
45%
45
30%
*35%
40%
31
;•
44%
46%.
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30%
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3%
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31
7%
8%
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734
734
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—
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7%
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4%
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99
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99
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:
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v
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75
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63
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63
26
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27
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6
75
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3,500
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!
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74
%
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100
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27
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.
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.
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110
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23
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Jan
27
43%
Dec
73%
Jan
50% Jan
27
43%
Dec
74%
Jan
Apr
6
143% Jan
14
27
17
6
Apr
30 Va Oct
116% Jan
159
Dec
7
"
Jan
23'%
-
14
Dec
29%
Aug
8cp
116%
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112
2
-
Dec
3%
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7Va Nov 20
Jan
Nov.
13
2%
Deo
70% Feb
3
64%
Dec
18
5% Jan
6
3 %
Dec
Aug 10
76% Jan
14
4
15
7%
2%
14
Jan
13
r
14.
Sep
8
;■, 22 v.- Feb
28% Jan
46
Aug
81%
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5% Jan
50
Jau
8%
Feb
51
Jan
99'/a
.
Jan
56% July
% May
,30
•
July
1
30
Jan
5
24
Deo
35% July
12% Mar 11
17
Jan
3
11%
Apr
17%
par
Sep
112% Mar 19
110%
Jun
115 V*
Oct
7
Deo
.12% Jan
2% Jan
107
May 26
7% May 20
1
27% Apr 27
102
Sep
42
21
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Jan
35
28
15
10
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67'% Feb
2%
4
21
66
Jan
31 Va Nov
8V4 Nov
14
4% Oct
60
2% Apr
79
100
28
May 26
82
70%
Sep
72
Sep
.
Dec
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6%
6%
Dec
91%
Oct
5%
Dec
,10%
Sep
4% Apr 28
6% Jan
5
61% Mar 24
77'% Jan
8
78
Dec
53
Jun
20
Jan*9
29
Sep
Jan
Deo
87%
3
July
Jan
•
Dec
3
17
5% Mar 20
par
:
Sep
5%
Jan
6 Va
16
Sep
112%
Dec
47V* Jan
21
2
33%
Feb
20%
4Q% Oct
21
Jan
.
Dec
108% Mar.
14
11
Sep
%
111% Mar 12
29
2% Sep
•
12% Oct
1% July 28
Mar 11
88
8ep
Jan
17
76
Dec
102'/*
Aug
27% Sep
16
20
Dec
35Va
Jan
96% Mar
83
6
100
Nov
17
82
Aug
2
53
Oct
3
18
Jan
31% July
7
53%
Dec
70% May
5%;>:preferred_'—AA!_A,
72% Oct
2,——100
19% Jun
2
34% Oct
9
Lines——A—1
100
16% Jun
24
Jan
5
13%
Feb
45%
Oct
Coast
&
G
Line RR
W I SS
—
3
16 Va
Jan
56
Nov
23% Jan
28
19 Va
Jun
28%
Dec
99% July 20
109% Feb
7,111%
Sep
6% Sep
21
—.
conv
par
100
preferred2—2
Corp————No par
Nichols,/.,—.2—2—No par
Atlas, Tack
7,600
priof. A
Aviation, Corp of Del
4,900
5,500
2,800
;
May
6%. Feb.
47'%
Jan
5
61
17
111
26
6
2% Jan
9
70
516
>
16
Feb
107
Jan
May 23
May 25
Apr 30
-1% Apr 17
5
9% Jan
43
111
.7
20
.
Apr
4
S
2%
9% Jun 29.
14% Jan
2
10'%
2,%
Jun
3
.100
4% Jun
23
(The)———3
24
.
,
,
.
.7% July
51 %. Nor
72V* Jan
121
Oct
9'/*, July
3%
Oct
May
13
Nov
2% Jun
Feb
1% May
4% Jan
15% Apr 28
.
Feb
May
t.
.100
Baltimore & Ohio,—2—A—
5%
50%,
Jan
„13
Baldwin Loco Works v t c_,
3%
46%. Apr 25
7
2
—No par
$5
28% July
45% Jan
Mar 16
14% Apr
——25
Powder__22—•—2—_N0
34
'13%' Feb
30
33
v
100
Corp—
5
preferred—2—^-50
6%
"20
.
.
-
5 %
2
22
168%
25
Austin
3%
*1%
Dec
*
'
2%
22%
*2
2%
"2
*22%
115%
49% Jan
24% Aug
;/
preferred—
Atlantic Refining——2
/ 4 % conv pref series A
i 40
100
8
6
;
81% Jan
Atlas
400
.
Sep
27 V2 Jan
,5 %,.
200
56
11% May
Aug 14
23
Jan
60% Jun
Atlas
2,200
115
81
20
.22% May 20
50
par
preferred-!—-A- — —!_!l00
'
*115%
116
*115V4
-2--
/
13
14
100
Atl
900
45
Aug
52
Investment Co-!—. —No pari
Atlantic
13,200
"44
22
*44%
.
111 14
49V4
*56
56%
*56
*21
*106%
6%
*48V4
49 %
*43
45'4
1/4
111
6%.
6%
6%
23
*44 Va
19%
18%
111 1/3
18%
*107
*21%
/
Sep
19%
13
97Vs Jan
——-100
Atch
'
*22%
98
•
11% July
,
Topeka & Santa Fe-
5 %
f.
360
24,300
*67%
67%
30%
; 6
: •
44%
44%.
29%
68
44
22%
3% Apr
preferred——— Z——100
—100
preferred——
1st
60
44 14
Feb
Jan
21% Jan
Mar 26
1% Apr
—5
—
preferred—
7%
*50
100 + ' 100
100
13%
23
Associated Dry Goods-?—
A 1,700
6%
*71
43 %
,
.
58
67%
44%
*6'/a
-
Dec
29
—5
—No
Corp..——
74
*7Q%
28
•
.
Dec
6%
108% May
—No par
f;6 conv prior preferred—
100
7 %
preferred———
—No par
Armstrong Cork Co..
27
60
v. 100
1Q0
6%
Deo
8%
22
■
20
Co of Illinois—.
&
58
75
*50
•?
63
6
:
Jan
15%
21
3% Apr
-
6%
6%
6%
28%
2
4
Oct
—
;
7%
X4 Va
4%
Jan
3% Apr
•
12.50
Copper
'
4%
Jan
:
Feb
38% Jun
Armour
•
Sep
54
150%
Dec
12
134% Jan
.,
Mining
5
A P W Paper Co Inc,'—•.;
Archer Daniels Midl'd—— ^No par
Armour & Co (Del) pf 7% gtd—100
300
,>
31
139
Dec
12
39.Aug 14
11,400
44%'
44%
•
; *35Va
50 Va
31
155
Mar
29%
21% Nov
1
'
'
45% July
Dec
138
Mar 14
29
'
'5,500
3%;
3>/s
3% :
33%
14
2
25
'
.«
40% July
33% Apr 24
par
Smelt—
preferred
div
$5
800
f
10%
3
17% Jan
100
Anchor Hock Glass Corp—
200
}
'
Deo
Dec
3
101 % Apr
par
—
Andes
1%
—No
Anaconda- Copper MiningAnaconda W & Cable—— —No
j,;'
32%:
6
29
7% Jan
15
Elec^__ —No par
prior conv preferred!
$5
60
4
Oct
9
14
144
78% Mar 27
——100
Woolen——!— —No
Amer Zinc Lead &
17,900
j
Jan
9% Jan
16% Jun
•
par
10
preferred—
1st
American
800
|
Jan
Jan
7
>1
&
Water Wks
$6
7
f 2,700
107
11
120
preferred————
5%
Am
10%
32%
*106%
136% Jun
Viscose Corp—. ——14
American
15%
;
Dec
11% Nov
29
•34% Apr
Foundries Inc.
Aug
73%
Dec
4%
Jan
7 % Jan
165%
Feb
50
20
Jan
39
35% Jan
12
Apr
,——25
preferred
t6%
Amer Type
800
V
>
-29
3%
46% Jan
9Dec
13
17
Oct
8
May 25
——100
B
class
Common
500
f
112
*1%
1%
32%
107
.
6% Feb
,25
Tobacco...,——
American
200
30
*10
10%
Jan
24
Sumatra Tobacco— —No par
—100
rAmer Telep & Teleg Co-
11,900
•
26%.,.
*16
*108%
3%
46
,
25%
12
4%
26% Aug
.
Dec
155
59% Oct
28
Mar 11
Apr
3% Deo
<
6% Nov
9% May 25
52% Apr
Am
200
16%
*39
26 Va
*28%
112
1%
*324 a
%
30
*108%
11%
*1%
'
33
108%
*108
108%
25
*28%
Jan
—-100
Preferred A———
:
100
4,700
4%
4
165
•
.r—No par
Stove
J5.490
57%
57%;
4%
17%
Sep
Dec
Dec
Jan
22
Sugar Reflning- —A—100
47,400
4
4
.
26«
6 Vt
23
Jan
%
Jun
121
20% Dec
15
Foundries,—! —No par
Steel
Amer
A. 510
59%
59 Va
46
*40
',
23%
Jan
>13% Jan
:
Mar
Jan
3% Apr 25
142% Jun 22
,25
—
/American Stores
9,800
116
3%
30
16%
112
*10%
"
4'/a
25%
*28%
16%
*108
11V2
*10%
1%
*1%
*32 %
*107%
112
*108
%
;
55%
55
46 "
25
,
4
4
55 %
*40
25%
29
*16
4
4%
46
26%
112
61%
Va
16%
*16
*108
*59%
*55
-v"
*28%
26
60%
4
29
26%"'
26 V8
*28 %
3%
551/4
55
46
*40
'
>-
4%
3%
%
4
41/s
55
4%
■
6114
3%
:
111
Jan
17%
Dec
,151% Apr
Jan
23
par
American
29% 1
116
116
3%
*59 Va
3%
4Va
55
56
*4VB
-
3 %
*59 Va
■"
•
'
*4
,
3%
3%.
•
■
50
95%
Dec
7%, Dec
77'%
26% Jan
% Mar 14
15% Apr
preferred-,—, —100
6%
•
'
38
,
,
Feb
12% Apr
San'y——No par
v
.
23% Mar
119
21% May 21
A
— ,—
•
*115%
May 15
16
Apr 29
113% Feb 20
preferred-!————-No par
preferred—i--No» par
American
I
7% i
29%
29 Vt
4
Co———No par
Light———No par
.tPreferred !——
;2,000
133% <
7%
,;?%
&
26
9% Apr 30
News
Power
Rad & Stand
Am
65
preferred-!—100
6%
American
600
i
43 %l,
42
4% Oct
Sep
13%: Jan
Deo
6%
91
4,600
;
22%
133
131
6%
■
,
441/2
43 %
44 Va
4414
133%
43%
43
V 7
9
500
41%
43 3 4
Jan
10
131%
41%
45
134
6%
28%
1
90%
4344
Oct
4V<
Jun
1,700
90
*89%
V
2%
30'/s
Dec
26
19%
*22 Va
'
Dec
Feb
2%
Jan
i
11%
19%
90%
134
44%
..
*11%
*89%
>
1
20
9
-
6
conv
Amev
(1,200
51% Aug
Dec
17
Nov
5% Nov
Nov
i
.
>.
Jan
May 29
2
35
14
36 % Oct
10%
20
5
6
Mar
-2% Apr
43
c:
20
;
1291%
43%
441a
6%
6%
6%
*19%
,,
Aug
42%
9
148
.
11%
11%
19%
128 V«
133% 133%
r.
11%
19%
22%
431/2
44 Va
44%'
133%
11%
*22 V«
129
43V2
43%"
43%
90
22%
128%
129%-
129
20
90
*22 Va
-
11%
2014
.90 >
*11%
201%
*89%
22%-
.
11%
*11%'
11%
*19%
,
33%
Nov
-
20
190
i
34%
144%;
10%
10%
May.
Oct 16
51
35% May 14
i
19%
Va
19
,"19%
10%
*142
27
36 %
13
132% May 14
.
148
35%
Jan
100
:
38
147%
19%
*111/2
29 >:
147%
38%
149
35%
35'4
29
.
11%
29
29
7%
*11
11%
*11
29%
38%
7%'
>,"
8
8
8
11%
*147%
'
144 %
*142
,
7%
29
29%
38%
38%
147
35
*33%
34%"
34%
38%
147
147
'
28'%
29 Va
29 %
29%
29»/4
38%
*147
*
*11
Jan
4%
21
.'5,700
•
.38'/»
Dec
Jan
,1,230
8
Feb
2
Smelting & Refg—_ :-_No par
10%
56%
11%
29
10
Amer
10%
56
.
17
3,500
10%
56%
8
Sep
Oct
3Va Jan
35
'
Ship Building Co„ —No
1.0%
56 Va
11V4
24%
Amer
10%
56%
>
Apr
470
10'4
56 Va
•
11%
600
1034
571/4
9
8
24
25
Sep
37/s
32% Sep
-1% Jan
Jan
28%
Dec
X36% Apr
:
.
Feb
_—A-*-1
par
Aug
~1%
.
lVs
1,600
10'4
56%
11%
Deo
;
S
10%
58'%
11%
Jan
14%
8
preferred--——A—50
preferred—100
6%
-I
Jan
9
,
f
10%
*7%
3%
~~%
————100
American Rolling Mill——!——-25
41/2 % conv preferred———100
American Safety Razor—18.50
American Seating Co,
No par
57%
•'
2
1
1%
38% Oct
2% May 26
•
Sep
9% Aug
;
.
19
22
Preferred
10%
T
9
Oct
% Sep, 17
10% Jan
13,900
58%
11%
NOV
7% Nov
16% Jan
$6
10%
*7%
"'■<
251/2 Jun
$5
58%
*11%
27
40 V4 Nov
160
,
% Jan
3V4 May 27
.
5
(3,500
6
Dec
6
3,200
17%
%
3
6% Jun
400
19
5%
7
.
5% Oct
lee———!— —No
Aug
95%
Jan
35% Mar
4,300
,%
16%
6
*150
160
%
18%
,
17%
5%
6
>
19%
17 Va
17%
5%
160
*152
156
*150
156
'
19 %
5%
6
25%
25%
r.|
Feb
43% Oct
"
in
■
-4%
78
preferred-!,-,——v—,50
250
116% 116%
25%
i.v
25%
%
■
20
1
17%
18%
5%
6
19'%
20%
20%
20%-
7 a,
.
117%
*116
117
25 s s
1
'
6
*150
118
118
25%
■
xl9%"
4
,
Locomotive——No par
Preferred
100
Amer Mach & Fdy Go„S——No par
Amer Mach & Metals——,-No par
Amer Metals Co Ltd—NO; par
,2,800
■
16% Nov.
7% Mar 11
2
Products.
Jan
19%
Feb
6
Jan
8%
Dec
9%
7
27
99% Oct
2
5%
Si,700
U'%
118
%
20%
18
86
12 %
4%
6% Oct
22% Jan
18% Jan
-
Nov
1
May
-1% Jan
conv
Jan
xl7
"J
4
American
1,000
86 3 V
12%
20%
26
,%■
86
,86
86%
X6%
13
3% May 25
% Jan
121
14% July
internat. Corp—i..
No par
American Invest Co of- III——4,-1
300
7%
Oct
1
Power,———No
23
115
9% Mar
6
2
6%non-cum
4,300
11%'
Jan
48
5
■
79% July
Feb
Apr
92
Amer
.
Jan
Jan
Jan
34% July
90%, Dec
95
■A Jan
American
...»
500
5
87-%
7
'
119
25%
8%
8 Va
1
11%
19%
*118
8%
45
95 Yt
Apr
107
2
par
For\v
&
American Home
,5,700
■
Mar 16
$7 2d
$6
400
86
,
7%
8 r'«
8%
8%
69
Aug
185
16%. Dec
Mar
24
American-Hide & Leather-,
8'%
'8'A
'A "
8
8%
110
preferred—,No par
preferred A-—:—No par
preferred!-!—!--——No par
$7
•"
2,300
40%
40
41
-
8
May 27
9
Amer
•2,600
,'"5
'*4%
5
4%
*38%
'
56
33
16'AJun
400
.
-
23
3
American-Hawaiian SS Co——V^IO
.(
4%
4Vg
4%;
4%
'
5
*39 Va
5 %
5
5'%
40
*38
40
.
6%
35
*34 Va
35
*34%
2
13
20 % Jan
105
pref.<?rred^^———,100
No par
Am Coal Co of Allegh Co N J——25
American Colortype Co—————10
American Crystal Sugar——10
6%
1st preferred—100
Amer Distilling
Co!,,————20
American Encaustic Tuing—-—2.-I
Amer European Sees———No par
American Export Lines Inc
1
600
1%
1%.
1%
1%
:
1%
35
35
Jan
73% Jan
May 26
May 20
3
Mar
16
Jun
,
130% Oct
Apr
1
55% May 21
par
700
50%
'
*5%
5%"
5'/4
*38
*1%
1%
35
4%
4%
49%
49%
50
*491/4
51
*1%
*33 %
20 "
fy Cable Inc.-—No
American Chicle—-,,—
<
36
50%
& Fdy
No par
!!j———?—100
Ca,r
Chain
I
.
2%
,
159 ;
?
34%
*2%.
100
Preferred
il,500
34
*33
36
50
35
-
34'/a
*32%
2%
*2%
2%
*33
35%
American
Am
600
Jaht
39
Dec
3,100
/'••»
Deqj
•
Dec
157%
30
>
4%
4 %
32 Va
*33
34
2% ■'"2%
"2%
2%
2% '
■
55%
3
,2,100'
39%
*38
4%
34%
4%
'
*2%
*33
13
v
,4%
32 Va
*
,34 VS
*33%
34
34
•\
33
35%,
*34%
34%
*4%
■4%
73% Nov
176/ Oct
I 100
1%
1 %
1%
38%
1%
39%
4%
5
5
5
56% Apr 29
Mar 12
1 % Apr
,
tPreferred
.72,900
7%
23%
23
23'A
'■
5
IV
2
*6%
7%
*6%
■
23
11,4
39
38%
:
10
—
•1,800.
15%
.
13
3% Nov
"
7 %
23
-
40
*38%
2
10
,1,200
s
:
*122 Va
Aug1
8%
Dec
130% Feb
—-
'1
100
>15%
2
*1%
3
*
22%
38%
1%
1%
i%
1%
71,4 >
"
14% ;
14%
*98
15%:
15%
15%,
15
15%
1 %
7%
23
1%
l'A
151/4
2 Va
*7
23%
*23
■
15%
1%
2%
7
■'
15%
15%
'
6
*5%
..
14%
100
100
"
15%
6
*5%
14%
14 Va
*98 /
20
*15
20
*15
26%
Jan
: >
20
5%. 'conv
>
15
9%
Dec
24
there,
47%
Dec
20
.33
t per
Apr
3Va
26
Nov
6% Oct
49
Apr
'"
-1,000
•i
120
800
91
91
5%
41%
9% Oct
14
3% Mar 11
Brake Shoe & Pdpar
1,100
*1051% 107%.,
*105% 107%
91%,
92'%
91
20
*5%
5%
14%
-
*98
.
*15'
20
14%
15
15
91.
/
18 Va
2
38% Apr
28
3,000
18%
■1.5% Jan
'
j
Highest4
A
I per share
share
per
Apr
470
67
18%
> Par
Note—,10
I
share
preferred———*—100
Amer Cable & Radio Corp——__1
American Can—
25
3,500
24%
24%
A
I per
SVtVconv
17,900
174
*66
67
18%
107%
*51/4
6 Va
*5%
'
*15
*105Vt
>
18%
90%
90V3
20
*15
20
18 Va
1071a
r—f O. tf5
91%
91%
91%
91%
18%
18%
18%
105.V4
.
24%
65%
24
66%
24%
*65
3%
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Nov. 20
Nov. 19
Nov. 18
Nov. II
Nov. 16
Sales
Frld|ay
Thursday
Wednesday
Twesday
Monday
Saturday
Monday, November 23, 1942
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
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25%
Oct
Apr
5%
Jan
B
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106
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10
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126
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24
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600
800
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15
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Jan
5%,July
Dec
25
8% Jan
12% Jun.
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Jan
—5
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22%
104.1% 105
par
Apr 15
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3,900
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100
30
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Number 4137
156
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
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27
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May 12
Oct 19
32
2'/a Mar 9
(The)—
preferred
Jan
Apr
437/e
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No par
Coca-Cola Intern Corp
Colgate-Palmollve-Peet
3,900
800
Co
19
Aug 11
Apr 28
par
1
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gtd
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22
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53% Jan
Apr
2
UVaJun26
lVaJan
3
20 > May 28
par
—
Special
2,000
*560
17%
105
*105'%. HQ
*14
50
7%
Deo
22%
No par
"
Clev & Pitts RR Co
39%
*149
8 2 3/4
*560
17
105
16'A
31%
*48%
39%
30
1%
12
67% Apr 17
(The)
preferred
10
pfd —100
El Ilium $4.50 pfd—
Deo
23
—5
No
25
Oct
par
-
97
35
% Jan
2
% Jan 2
% Mar 23
83% Jan
2
100
Equipment
4
Oct
47
1100
City Investing Co
City Stores
800
——No
Deo
13
33
——>—5
Corp„
City Ice & Fuel
6V2 % preferred
29%
83
.
—25
Copper Co——.
Chrysler
1,400
No
3
77
l3/a Jun
2
83/4 Jun
2
4% Jan' 23
'
—-50
——5
Co
Deo
July
Apr
12
Mar 30
3% Nov
% Apr
2% Jun
%
100'%
*81 Va
r
—50
Jan
17
89
par
40
-
3 3/4 Nov
4% Feb
5% Apr 22
27.% Apr 24
93
—>100
RR Co—No
29
4% Aug
95
15'% Sep 14
—100
>
Jan
3Va July
115'%
32'A Nov
23'A Jan
,
Cab
*2'A
14%
A—1
-
18
2.
Jun 26
—No par
—No' par
*28'/a
50
39%
,
'
.
Jan
3% Oct
2
11
Jun 29
2% Apr 14
82 „
July 6
27
Jan
2
l3/4 Apr 28,
*
,
2% Nov
110
Mar 10
.1% Jan
par
2%
*14%
1839.
31%
149
81
>■
90
>100
2%
3
*14%
page
"
*560
17%
105
*33/8
3%
39'A
149
*23/4
4
*3
see
39
31%
823%
:
1Q0'%
101
83
1% May 27
1
preferred—100
Sep
Jan
18
120% Jan
:
Feb 25
16
Jan
Nov
42
24
Apr
Apr
7
;
Jan
126% Oct
17
16
15
>
Jan
Feb
9
13'% Oct
16
Jan
76%
•-16% Nov 10
2
Aug
43%
11%
13
15%
33
23
Dec
Deo
6
6
Sep
6% July
Deo
V#
61
1
Sep
25~
Deo
18
2
2
25
16
July
4 Vs
Deo
9
llVsJan:
9VaApr
29
Apr
3% Jan
29% May
9%
Deo
5
14
82
preferred__T-——100
East 111
&
Chile
75
110 %
:
-
:'-29'%
)'
8134
*560
.*334,
footnotes
39%
82
623/4
23/4
14%
May
49
1% Jan
-10O
Sugar Co^_
preferred
Childs
.
98%
16%
165/a
*106% 110
,
12
53% Nov
13A Feb
preferred
—
-100
6 % preferred——100
Chicago Yellow Cab—
No par
Chlckasha Cotton Oil
—*0
500'
24% '
*97%
*23
*149
17
33/4
*14 3/4
Sep
20% July
8 V» July
33
Chicago Pneumat Topi——No par
$3 conv preferred—^—No par
Pr pf ($2.50) cum div
LNo par
Chic Rock Isl Si Pacific—
—100
•
900
98%
83
*104%
4
:
-
500
,
*973A
31%
*81
3
35'%
Dec
21% Nov
No par
Chicago Mail Order Co_
1,100'-
11%;
98%
85
31%
143/4
Deo
15'%
15% July
100
Chicago Great West RR Co
5 %
preferred———
•
200 ;
*973/4
50
31
163/4
■
.
No pa^
Products---
Class ,A
;
•
10%
90
383/4
1J0
Jan
23 V#
3
44
10
Na par
Preferred series A—
Chic
•
j
Va;
' %
65
♦48%
17%
•.
Mfg-——-.
—--5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—25
500
15'AC
10
*81
105
34%
95
53A Jun
t'
100
Cham-Pap & Fib Co-,——
6%
12,200"
il'%
64%
*560
*104%
Deo
■
viOO
de Pasco Copper—
6% prior
Checker
5,400
10%
100% 100%
63%
Deo
16% Jan »2
—5
—1
Co
4% %
Chain Belt Col
3,300'
66
112%
29
Cerro
Certain-teed
2'/a
10%
75
■112
*560
6%
503A Apr 14
% Jua
3
>
Jan
July
19'A Jan
2
Jan
Jan
5%
76
li%
10
-r10
-HQQ
j——»-—1100
1,700
7%
64
:
Lt
3,500/
720'
2%
40
$
83
Jan
—w—1
preferred__—
Preferred
7%
24
*149
81%,
26
118
Dec
Feb
?2
Oct
71 Va July 24
par
preferred—-——.
Central Vloleta
400
35'A
98%
40
31%
18
Jun
2%
61
2634 Nov ' 7
6
Corp——No
Foundry
\
40
73e Oct
25
6% Mar
prior
111
150'
9'A,
*23
*2%
36%
,
Sep
c109
27
Sep
Jan
153/4 Mar 30
25
4
Century Ribbon Mills———No
30%;
l%
; i3%
*33
50
12%
71% Oct
17
JCent RR of New Jersey—
"
%
1%
40
■
400 >
6'A
•%
*13%
*97
85
Deo
112% Jan .27
3
3% Jan
14
;
Central
200 /:
700
i8%;
11%
"
1
l3/a
98%
*81
7 V#
9
53% NOV
40
No: par
Central Agulrre Assoc
993/4
11%
*48
xk
.
13%
10%
*48%
2d
Celotex
-3 3A
94
95%
"/
2Va>
.:
-*35
48 3/4
11%
66.%
29%
23% Mar
56% NOV
43A Sep
Cov———
series
-7%
•
-
7%
6'A
.37%
'
l3/a
10%
100%
37
Dec
17
2 Va Apr
General Corp—
Central
-
%
'
13%
65%
*
*35
50
*11%
10%
*283/4
170
18'%
14% "14%
63/a"
1%
66%
115
250
2
-
7'A
2%
11 Va
15%
13%
10%
*100
37%
%
3/4
65%
*112%
2 Va"
1%
75
-
11%
-6%
233/4
*2%
~
,
nP/g
233/4
36%
14%
Jan
11%
Apr
19% Feb
preferred
7% prior preferred——'
1,800
35 v
"
15
243/4
*
2%
11%
143/4
*23 3/4
*33
2
13%
1%
*97
,95%
*11
13 5/8
1%
Dec
30
53
50
Mills-;.—-
<JT)
b%
IOO;
*8
95'%
•ni 12*
12
•.
35'A
7%
*6.%
%
3/4
,
*11%
7
16
8% Jan
.
—1
Cel&nese Corp of Amer__-
993/4
:
■
9'%
35
2
,7%
•8
%
.
2
Jan
8
5
"•
■
15%
*48
%
*%
100
9'/a
*93
1%
12%
15%
/
'
7»A
7%
2%
123/a
*12
Nov
14% Oct 23
11% Sep
2
16'A May 27
19% May
1
14Va May
1
100
—No
Caterpillar Tractor—
110-
;
*17%
'
,35%
*94
2%
7%
'
•
100
9
34%
9534
8
8
8%
34%
*94
2
2
*2
10%
1
17
5% Sep
%
35
23
10
Nq par
4,900 f
'
100
*8
95%
*94
953/4
Sep
Apr
52
'
-
4,1001
99
*323% • 33%.
3'%'
30'A*"
18%
•
Jan
par
'
33 V
:
30
30%
17%
-
Zinc—
Preferred
700
33%
*88% '
17%
34%
;
2,100
A
Aug
6%
Jan
>
2 Va
•'••
*3%
94
•32%
3%
29'A
33%\
*88'A
*18%
*94
-
12y8,; 127% "
18%
v
Cannon
130
173%
*3
r
13
*3'A
;
94
3
29%
'*12 7%
"
*97
173%
100
•
Case
7%
Oct
2%
Dec
•
2% Apr 24
Canada Southern Ry Co_^.
,T100
Canadian Pacific Ry—-j——^--25
>
Carriers &
70
-
2
2'A
V 3%
18%
,
70
*163%
99
*3
/ 3%
*3'A
*90
3%
29%
*2'%
*97
3%
*12%
94
3
30
2%
99
*3
13%
*3%
*90
v
2%
*97%
3%
13%
3%
29%
2%
99
*17%
*8
>
&
(A M)—
600:'
•
45%
Dec
—_30
preferred--^-'
Copper
800 1
95-
-7%
167/a
187/a
100
9434
,
-7'% v
Bldg 7% preferred
conv
'
;
Apr
1
Bros—+„——„^T_10
5%
69%'
38 3%'
38
47'% Jun
r160
,
200
118'%' 118%(
118»%"' 118% /V
94%
preferred
450
95
3
Va Jan J3
5
1% Jan
43
9% Oct
$3 preferred
Carolina Clinch & Ohio Ry
Carpenter Steel Co_r—
26'A1
'
'
-
21
103% Mar 12
,
Calumet & Heqlq. Cons Cop
^—8
Campbell W & >C Fdy<
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale^/——!— 5
21,400 V
253/4
*94
*17%: 173/4
*18%
20
38 % '
-•
:/•
95
Apr
Apr 29
3% Feb
California Packing
;
5% preferred—
Callahan Zinc-Lead__
1,300
:
Jan
%
Capital Admin class A—
3
41
2
200
',3
Dec
1
200
124 Va' 124%
*
—
26%
•69%"
r
38 •>--- '
25%
•-
94%
17
*3
33/4
94
3
3%
30%
>373%
■
70
•
*97
/
3%
13%
*3%
*90
94
3 2 3/4
2%
99
3%
4
*90-
17
2
*96
3%
13%
*13
*119
'•'■
-
"
■""•
124'%
23%
/
2%
99
*3%
70
17%
*17
.
-37
3%
69 Va
■
13.
16
:
71
*69
..
17%
69'%
124
25%
qp;
•'
*3
69%
124%'
25 Va
oqa
95
.*118%
,
3%
69
124%
35% Nov
>6% Aug 21
No par
85 % '•
:
2
7
Participating preferred---,
.100
Byron Jackson CO-V-—No par
38'%'
■•?
>85
*
Jan
Jan
•97/8 Apr
1
-
4'%
.
25%
28% July
-..—No par
^
35
*4%
*363/4'
t-
Deo
Nov
Byers Co
1,800'-
6%'
•
14'A
6'A Jan
y
2,700r
1
20
A Apr 16
—1
-
Va'
30
35-
■
4»A 7
38%
*25 3/i
36%
26%
95
3
2%
125
*
'
6V2
,'.i
-1-,
*
■
7
21'A Oct
1
Np par
Terminal
Butte
-
1,400
13 % 1
13'%
Jan
2
2'% Jan
.
'
,16%/ 16'%'
-
--—No
Co-————:
-
Bush Term
1,300
57-
7
-
6%
.35/
Forge
Co
Butler
300
203/4
Deo
12%
Bush
1,600
•'.?■%>
■
Jan
17%
Dec
Burroughs Add Mach—\.—No par
•
500 /
,
Wheel-—
Conv: pref $2;75 ser__-,
Cony pfd $2%0 series--
2,300
143/4.
-
39%
Deo
6 3/4
.
May 22
30
-.-100
Watch——
Burlington Mills Corp
20
20'/?
Dec
16%
9
-5
Bulova
1,800
>
28
30
9% Nov
26
G) Mfg——--—No par
preferred—__—
,_100
Buffalo
Sep
Sep
3% July
15'A Jan
Nq par
No par
preferred——
Feb
20'A Sep
(E
Bullard
"
*4%
38%
3/4
*28
*
•'6%
*333/4
28
*28
28%
4%
*36
30
-
6%
35.
*4%
*363/4
85%
.
*28
35
Budd
82%,
%
13 ',
34
>
1
^35% {'
,10
*53 V
*13%
,
7%
800
>
*16%
*28
6%
7%
'/#
Jan
29
par
Co
3'% Oct ^9
31% Nov
9
54
73% Jun
.No par
Co.,
Bucyru'i-Erle
I5o,
.
25
X15
—No
Brooklyn Uniop
Budd
7,000
;
—5
!—.15
•Bruns-Balke-Colleiider_.rj
30
f
AVv
.7 /
Bklyn-Manh Transit
Brown Shoe
*13/4
/
•57
•
■»%
'
1%
Briggs & Stratto.n,.—_No par
Bristol-Myers
Co
5
Brooklyn & Queens Tr_
No par
6%
203%
•
■
5
—
*78'%-;
t
14 3/i
*20 V*
57
•■
%
7%
;
3 S/8
81 •:
■
300
1
5%.
*20'/B
81
10
Corp
Roller Bearing Co
Brewing Corp. of America
100 .*
1
1
23 1
•,-■5
.
3%
203/4
*53
IJ
;
23
■5 i'"
Maj-
Inc_—
(The)--
Bridgeport Brass Co„———No par
Briggs Manufacturing-—.!--No par
46
20%
.
.,
•IS3/*.
20y4
57
%
3
3 %
82%
133/4
83/4,
*20 Va
-'
y
9%
*81
21
-,
*53
'.Ah
7
,
*93/a
14
21
57
»%
823/4
133/4
*
21%
*53
3A
9s/a
*78%
14
13,3/4
21
9%
83
3%
8%
'*40
-
21
200
52%,
23
5,
5%
20%
••
46
2.3
;
183%
57%
••',
8
Apr
300
263%."
-
•
*51%
3
*43%
23
5%
9%
57
23
3%
,X83
46
-
87
16
25
2,000 j
500'
.(
3
8%
.
9
Jun
4,200
13%,
22
*56%
52 3/a.
3
8%
•f
27% Oct
r100
Bower
420
:
1
13 3/a
*18
'57 "2
52%
7 'A
-
*25%
•
18%
*56%
.
3
20%
y
3%
■
8%
•
23%
14%.4-
:
•
23%
93/4
,
>
23%
-
83 %
:
•
.
*23%
<
33/4
* %
.
26
*25 Va
18%
-
2
Boston & Mainp RR_+—_/
Borg-Warner
3,900
:
t
21%
-•■
,
•
21%
26 %
52
7
7%
14
21%
'
19 3A Jan
200v
500,
3,200
•23/4.
*13%
'21%
21%
100
!
67'A-
6%
14
21%
,
"
109 Va
•
23/4
...
23% July
Dec
1,000-
6%.,
67%
*107'
67'A
26%
.
21
213/4
9%.
13 %i
2%
*17%
*40
5»/4
*53
14
213/4
3
5%
*14
15
7
Dec
18%
.12,200,
1,000,
293/4,
66%
18%
■
.
9%
'
'■
i
2%
65
6 ye
52
-
23%
*80
*14
7
-■•
■ll;
1 Va
:
9'/a
..
Apr
17
7
500
65%
27/u
<
26%
•
*23%
*33/a
15
22
3
46
*20
7
>107-
109% -
2%
62
26%
9
.
3
2%
64
-
38
7
22% Oct
1,7O6!
"
7
•
5
17'A Jan
400
13%
109 Va
40"A Jan
18 3% Mar 31'
par
Stores
Borden: Co
'
1
*29'%
13%
67%
7
*107-
*56
521/4
*40
2%
63 %
,
7
•
9%.:
29%-
-
*13
30% Apr 28
13 Va May 20
3,800
ll
1%
••
•
Jan
Jan
---15
35'A
•'
••
Va
35
111%
—1
34'/2,
r
35
Sep
.>>:
Bond
2I%<
34'/a
■r
1
•18%
56%
52%
7%
109 y«
21
-■U
*29%
,
.
-9%
Oct
Jan
300,
:
.
197/a<
«9%
Class B
,
2,900
'AC
30%;
-..
*17 1
1
35%
9%
9%
13%
30 Va
;
1%
29%
13%
7
7
22"
,.
*18 3/8
■9%
29 S/8
2
-2%
'
,
200 •"
1,400,
2,900,
,
26,
■
35%
r
*%.
v
■-
: ,
>107
3/
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r
.
9%
30
-
■
aa
1
•
•'.
v
21
n *
353/4:
26
.
Bpn Am.1 Co class A------tJVo' par
30
(
*15%; 16'At
213/4v 213/4,
30%
35 Va
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•
in
T
•
1
?
89
-
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.
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„
2Q3/4
35-
;
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t.
19%
9% ' '9%
:
35%
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•
-
*2%
21
13%
%
13%
.•
63
7
22
*29
109%
63
15%
/
7
,
109%
7
15%
22
9%
93/4
.
-ll
.1%
26
30.%
'
9%
.1
35
•
25 %
19,%
9%
21%
89 /
■»
16'a
'•
21 Va
,
31%
*34%
•
*15%
.•••
2%
.1-
20%
35
*3,8
■
%
35
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■
13 3/4
3
9
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21
*34%
30/
63
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*17
20%
1%
9%.
109%
63
197/a
-
.35
•13
,
7
.
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9%
;'
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133/4
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23/4
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35.
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30
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26
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ll
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25%
31%
20%
35
;
26
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'
95/«
/ 35
,
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,
19%
20%
37.
♦34 Va
-16
*29%
9%
-
16
21%
,'
89:-,\
-
•35%.? 35% W
-35 %
.35
16
21%
26
2%
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353/4
15%
30
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i
26
2%
90
,
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.
15,%
30
19 %
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.
2\,%
•
31%
'
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,
353/4
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2
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.
66
17
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25%
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Nov. 20
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6
13
Friday
,
Nov. 19
253/4
26
,
STOCKS
Thursday
Nov. 18
# per share
16 3/4
.
6 %
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11
PRICES
Wednesday
I per snare
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Nov. 17
share
per
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
,
1831
470
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1
May 19
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8'% Apr
2.50
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17
24
Feb
,
633/4
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16
105'% Jan
22
100%
Feb
106
18 3/4 Oct
13
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11
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30%
Not
July
Sep
Nov
Jan
Nov
9
105%
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114
Mar
18 Va Jan
26
12%
Dec
20
Jan
4% Sep
22
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1%
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Aug
Dec
2%
Sep
106
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'
Nov
,
5% Sep
5
Sep
22
21
1
%
15% Nov
6
11
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Jan
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6
11
Dec
21
Jan
Monday
Nov. 16
Nov. 17
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44%
42%
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127a
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conv
Jun
Cuba RR 6%
,
Preferred
5%%
4
Press
% %
Curtis Pub Co
Prior
Curtiss-Wright
15
98% Nov
10
88
Deo
107
Jan
16% Oct
9
10%
Deo
19
Jan
4% Jan
9
July
Class
9% Oct 23
5
15
Deo
27 7e
Jan
Jan
8
38% Dec
457a
Jan
Apr 27
127a Sep
10
Deo
153/a
Jan
May 19
887a Jan
25
15
80
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94
39% Nov
4
28
Deo
47%
Jan
Nov
7
737a
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98%
Jan
1374
Nov
9
41
Jun
25
26
Jun
29
Jun
13
747a Jan
2
88
84
5
13
133% Jan
Feb
Nov
20
14
Deo
16%
Jan
19% Sep
12
12%
Deo
25
Jan
17
98
Deo
89
Deo
Oct
1% May
3%
Feb
87a
72
Feb
127%
Sep
41%
Feb
77
Deo
8
Sep
14
3/a
Dec
327a NOV
12
13%
Deo
45
20% Oct
15
16
Deo
343/4
57a May 20
97a Jan
6
Deo
10%
Sep
Jun
2
2
6%
17a
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jun
24
25% Jan
12
24
Deo
29%
Jan
80
Jan
19
95
Oct
23
80
Dee
90
Aug
44
Jan
17
81
Nov
9
42%
Feb
4774 Mar
127a Jun 22
18
Oct 21
14%
Deo
20
1
18
pfd
100
.—No par
Cutler-Hammer Inc
3
30
12 Jan
12
—1
—
27
Jun
13% Jan
137a May 19
par
No par
A
Jan
997a Nov
18
14
9
Mar 14
90
Oct
140
8 3/4 May 29
30
—
Jan
17
Dec
100
preferred..
Jan
197a
11
—
No
Jan
7a
5
100
....—
Jan
47a
A Dec
19% Feb
(The)——,—No par
Preferred
182%
2% Deo
147a Oct 20
—
Inc
preferred
Mar
10
87a Jun
—
preferred
Sep
Jan
Deo
20
88
preferred—.
100
preferred——100
Sugar—.
100
100
conv
X54
Nov
iii
Mar 27
63
Cuban-American
-
400
170
Oct
% Apr
3% Nov
179
8
77
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer
$8 preferxed—
16%
84
*76
2
-
10
conv
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
*16%
42
32
preferred—....No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp.
—5
$5 conv preferred—
No par
$2.25
3,800
*76
9
9
,
233/4 May 20
Crown Cork & Seal—.——No par
2,100
.
553% Jan
Crosley Corp (The)—.—No par
'
930
187a
17
Apr 17
1
Cuneo
30%
62%
2
Cudahy Packing Co———
1%
Deo
53/4 May
1474 May
40
307a
28%
12% Jan
1,800
1%
10
103/a Apr
25
3,400
30 3/8
367a Nov
J2 Apr
conv
10%
100
1%
31
;
187a
*10%
*9872
24
85
600
;
66 3/i|
preferred—..
—100
Cream of Wheat Corp (The) ——2
5%
10
88
*173/a
19%
2,800
30%
1%
1%
31
32
857a
10%
280
7%
Jan
Deo
27a May 22
,_1
1
—_ .... ...
Co.——.—
Crane
1,000
11
103
103
100
9,200
777a
7%
8%
2274
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13/4
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19%
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100
2,100
60
1874
8%
22
22%
1
31%
19
18%
100
,
1%
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32
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10%
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10
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19
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10
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8572
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300
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159
—100
Inc
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1,300
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76
77
77
80
77a
9
Deo
30
4274 Apr
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600
38 74 +
Jan
5
517a Jan
25
Refining
Coty
300
18
23%
12% Jan
13
237a Apr
Coty
290
11
11 3/8
%
21% Nov
29
..20
300
6,000
3874
18
38%
29
87e Apr
Mar
200
18
18
40 7t
35
10%
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9
18%
*38
50% Apr
45
Products
Sep
27
17
of Del
Oil
1,100
37a-
8
23
—5
Corp...—.No par
Copperweld Steel Co..
.—5
/ Conv pref 5% series——.—50
1001
174
*33/8
3%
23/4 May
—1
Continental Steel
1,600
v
475/a
174
174
3%
81%
79
Jan
Nov
: is
347a
40%
27%
16%
81%
1093/4 Nor
Deo
Feb
163/a
3672
Jan
21%
9
17%
16%
82
July
28
4
16%
35
29
Nov
16%
82
21% Apr
Continental
*163/8
363/8
79
Jan
Aug
5,300
167a
82
103% Jan 28
Apr 28
574
253/4.
*16 3/8
35%
2% Deo
257a
16 3%
82
4
257a
16%
83
47a Nov
July
16% July
Jan
16%
36
Deo
4%
98%
36
11
Deo
*16%
*82
24
30
106%
2%
13
1172
163% Oct
7% July
Deo
Dec
5
973/4
11%
14
93
4% Nov
12-/8
*11% ; 11%
6
15
Motors
973/4
*83/4
Feb
Nov
Nov
Continental
13
974
2%
9
39
96% Jan
Jan
Nov
13,700
973/a
*8%
93/4
43/a
123/4
,
Feb
43/8
973/8
9%
77
3/4
7
6% May
4%
13%
40%
113/8
13
Dec
4%
98%
183/4
874 Jan
July
37s
5
10
7a
9%
33/4 July 30
11
-
457a
*97
18%
9
Deo
1% Dec
Feb
133/8.;;
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77a Nov
3
Feb
98 74
9%
26
47a May 13
7
8
Oct
Apr 14
17a Jan
6%
13
40%
Jan
3
7
1% July
Dec
35%
98%
19
9
%
7
13
-
Jan
3% Nov 17
8% July
15
98%
,
Jan
1973/,
Jan
13
*8%
23%
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3% Jan
98%
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Deo
8
13
*18%
2
Deo
X82
42
74
13
18
28
*98
12%
4%
11%
4
Jan
22
174
37a
%
% Jun
:
16% Nov
94
9
57a Sep
Corn
3/4
14
11
25
Jan
Jan
3074 Apr
4,800
33/4
7% Jan
Sep
Apr
103
—__$2.50
54%
172%
May
Insurance
54
%
80
Diamond Fibre.——5
54%
*3%
172
3
Continental
54%
3%
973/a Feb
Apr 20
Continental
543%
54
973/4
4
20
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co
543/4
Dec
500
2,550
5474
157a
77
1,700
35
543/4
Dec
24
67a
347a
353/4
5
Feb
40%
,
343/4
54%
Nov
117a Apr
.100
.
Deo
Jan
12
89
78
—25
Inc.——
34%
35
174
preferred
353/a
54%
*3%
Can
8 %
97i
2374
,
253/4
347a
35%
*170
Continental
Deo
83
Continental Bak Co.——.No par
6,400
18%
Jan
Jan
4
93/a Aug 15
113/4 July 6
274 Apr 29
7
30%
1187a Aug
Dee
7474 Aug 19
7
Corp of America
13 74
217a Mar 25
'
2
35 s/8
54%
May 20
-
21
46
35
15
May
46
35
Deo
274 Not
177« Nov 10
Jan
67a
*45
477a
*45
20
7
11
657a July
407a
9%
97a
974
0
33/s Jan
.
Dec
67a
*20
21
*20
9%
233% Jan
3
22
Jan
46%
*46
46%
*46
74
Deo
17a Jun
7%
117a July
Deo
39%
43/8 Jan
1,800
.
7a
6
407a
•
21
9
98
7a,
25 7a
8
Jan
25%
■■■■
253/4
25 7a
26
*20
93/4
9%
*97
2674
8
ii Jan
82
1,900
•
.
1074 Oct
.127a Apr
25
Container
Jan
110
Dec
4472 Jan
•
Oil
preferred—.—.
Oct
377.
Dec
Jun 26
aa
17% Apr 29
'
1047s
Dec
19%
100
Oct
40%
43/a
21%
*20
10
*9%
33/4
774 May 12
22
conv
96
1057a Nov 19
217a July 31
100
5%
x
..
67a
■
4%
25%
26%
*20%
15%
33/4
xx,'
37a
98
26 7a
407a
'4%
4%
•
*977a
98
41%
41
41
4%
1574
J
67a
67a
15
15
*33/4
33/4
420
74,;
Mar
6
tConsumers Pow $4.50 pfd—No par
200
86
Aug
31
13
5
Consolidation Coal Co—
1,500
853/4
867a
15
37a
*97%
267.
27
6%
7%
*6%
98
*9772
98
'
•
*86
287a
167a Dec
Nov
par
—
77a
21% Apr
Nov
No par
'
Corp.
474 May
27
31
/
Jan
Apr
July
Oct
106
Corp.—No par
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd
100
5%'
8%-
Laundries
Consolidated
32,400
38%
*37
385/a
86
143/4
15%
3%
*15%
*367a
$2 partic preferred
Consol
1,200
67a
87a
8 7a
387a
'■
3
83
Deo
Jan
Nov 17
2
„.5
N Y——No
of
64
1174 Oct 19
29
$5 preferred
:
No par
Consol Film Industries——
1
500
77a
*5
5%
8
874
874
83/a
38%
*5
5%
*5
53/4
8%
*38
39%
*5
57s
39'/a
*8%
8%
■8%
*38
63/4
77a
8
Consol Edison
800
*2%
,
i
900
*.3o
■
%
8%
%
Consol Coppermlnes Corp.
18,400
9174
43/4
*8
%
30
91
tV
43/4
\ I
L
preferred
6ya% prior preferred—
72
27
2
:—1
No par
100
.100
7 %
827a
35
2
2074 Jan
—No par
Consolidated Cigar.
30
15
\y
47a
*2%
*A
700/
47a
Dec
42% Nov
7
917a Apr
Co—,—25
Highest
I per share
Dec
43%
17
Nov
8
—No par
Consol Aircraft Corp_
78
10074 Mar 17
Congoleum-Nairn Inc.—--No par
5,300
457a Jan
1
Jan
No par
Edison
1
Jan f 6
167a Jan
No par
Conde Nast Pub Inc
153/a
1574
*903/4
Commonwealth
14,200
11%-.
5 7a Jan
< per share
27a Nov 14
54
Mar 16
24
'35—:5—No par
ser
$6 preferred series.
25,900
84
84
Sep
51
Commonwealth & Southern—No par
v
92
47a
47a
4%
15%
5
15%
ll3/a
11%
4
.100
preferred—,
pf
conv
Commercial Solvents
"
11%
87
11%
11%
*84
*91
217a
32%
—
Year 1941
Lowest
I per share
14
par
Pictures
conv
$4.25
4,700
•
.
4 74 %
•
33,700
32%
317a
No
Sep
29
par
Range for Previous
Lots
Highest
30% Sep
100
-100
Co——No
Carbon
1
No par
Comm'l Invest Trust
2,000
tV
167a
5
7a
9
9%
9/8
&
100-
.
Par
$2.75 conv preferred—-No par
Credit——
—10
9,600
:
•-
100-Share
f per share
Commercial
7,000
♦105
3074
*2%
3
15%
26%
26 3/8
105%
972
9%
9%
9%
Columbia
100
'
297a
3074
108
5%
1,100
<
26%
263/a
;
110
*105
33
/
•
preferred series A__
preferred
—...
Columbian
900
97a
X97a
*32
6%
300
.
,1057a
267a
2672
•
31
32
*32
21%
*2%
10
*31
&
33
"21%
10
333/4
X78
.
Columbia Gas & Elec
1,900
78
lO'A
110
9%
*76
1074
*32
30
110
9%
*95/a
>
30%
*35 7a
78
78
33%
1
<
37%
36%
7772
363/4
41
39
Basis of
Lowest
-
45,200
2%
2
41
*105
110
*105
110
30%
*32%
26%
26%
26%
26%
*105
27a
413/4
*3572
10%
10
10%
33%
2
41
78
77%
77%
77%
77%
10 %
*32%
27a
413/4
37
37
38%
37%
2
42
Range Since January 1
On
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Shares
f per share
share
41
2%
2%
43%
t per
$ per share
I per snare
I per thart
# per share
NEW YORK
the Week
Nov. 20
Nov. 19
Nov. 18
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Tuesday
Nov. 14
Monday, November 23, 1942
STOCKS
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
LOW AND
Saturday
:
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
1832
No par
'
July
D
*3%
3%
*3%
*16
*16"
18%
12%
12%
12%
22%
22%
v
213/8
*
109
*107
8 3/4
<
„
127a
1274
127a
83/4
8%
223/8
2274
■
109
*108
8 3/4
*8 7a
8%
*8%
109
*108
109
*108
*16
183/4
*16
x
108
83%
9
21%
213/4
293/4
293/4
2,900
*11%
127a
200
9% •'•:. 93/4
93/4
93/4
2,200
Delaware
3%
3%
3%
5,900
Delaware Lack & Western—...
%
://./ %
A
/-XX 500
10%
93/4
9%
97a
9%
97a
xx
3%
3%
3%
374 /
3%
374
3%
./;,■ 3%
■;./
3/4
*78
%
*3/a
1774
17%
18%
18%
23%
23%
*2374
24
*2374
24
*36%
37%
*3674
37%
*3674
37%
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9%
87a
9%
9%
•
2178
22
*217a
22
% 7/
74
173/a
173/a
17%
*35
40
1772
17%
40
173/a
*35
7,500
24
*36
88%
*86%
887a
*9%
9%
9%
974
*83/4
87a
83/4
83/4
700
21%
217a
217a
1,200
87%
*8672
87%
100
9%
200
25
59%
58
*120
16%
16
*15%
131%
117%
9%
*9
35%
353/4
36
35%
3472
34s/8
22%
23%
23
23
13
13%
13
133/4
74
56%
1233/8
1183/4
1193/4
*1193/4
*153/4
16%
1578
153/4
15 7a
58%
56
16
53/8
5%
57a
56
57
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6
*5
*93/4
10
*93/4
10
*97a
120
*115 7s
120
*115 7a
97a
*9 7a
*115 7a
120
23
1,600
14%
563/4
57
16,500
6
>5%
97a
97a
120
*1157a
Match
Class
95
300
6
X
Dunhill
100
Duplan Corp
120
8%
129
1287a
X127
129
6,050
1267a
*126%
127
*126%
127
400
$4.50 preferred
117%
117
117
*11672
117
117
117%
*1163/4
117%
*1163/4
117
190
Duquesns Light 5%
*178
185
*178
33%
13%
13%
29%
29%
11%
12
!
293/s
297a
2974
297a
28%
29%
4
4
37a
37a
*33/4
139%
139%
1397a
1397a
1397a
185
180
180
180
180
184
33%
29
37a
139%
*180
337a
3374
333/a
33
33 74
*33
29%
37a
*178
33%
3,100
37a
700
14074
140
2,900
181
33
337a
Du P de Nem (E I)
Mills
(N.J)
11%
6,000
Electric
l3/a
1%
*17a
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1,000
Elec St Mus Ind Am
1%
17a
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
6,000
30%
307a
31%
3174
30%
30%
31%
31%
1,100
28
28
28
28
28
28%
500
33
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
32
31%
31%
*28%
29%
29%
297a
*27
*34
32
-
.
*27 7a
.
$7 preferred
.No par
..No par
...—
$6 preferred
—Z ..No par
34%
34%
3474
34
34
34
34
33%
3374
34
1,100
23
23
23
23
23%
23%
23%
233/a
*23%
24%
*2374
25
700
Elec Storage Battery- .No par
—3
El Paso Natural Gas
44%
44%
*4374
44%
*433/4
44%
*433/4
44%
•433/4
44%
100
Endicott Johnson Corp
109%
2%
*433/4
*110
110
2%
44%
110%
23/4
23/4
110
110
2%
*56
57
57
57
62
61
61
66
*65
66
65
A
x
For
footnotes
see
page
T
1839.
27a
112
*2%
*110
112
80
2%
2%
27a
5,800
58
*57
*65
2%
*110
*56
583/4
*56
59%
*55 7a
573/4
200
603/4
58
*58
23/4
112
►110
*57
603/4
*57
603/4
*57
60
100
65
*65
67
*65
67
30
65
A
65
A
Ar
Ar
A
t
1,200
—
5%
preferred
Engineers Public Service
$5 preferred
$5% preferred
$6 preferred
Equitable Office Bldg
237$
Jan
703/4 Oct 21
5974 Dec
12
ylllVa Sep
128/a Dec
126
Nov
163/a Oct 13
Oct
23
10% Nov
6
6
Dec
July 27
105
Aug
7
2
2%
Dec
17% July
79
Jan
14174 Jan
23%
6 3/a
Jun
Jan
103/4 July
117
Jan
13674
Dec
1643,4
7
120%
Feb
127
Deo
6
•!•'
111% July
118
May
34
Jan
30% Oct 23
47a Nov
7
24
May
17a
Jan
Sep
Nov
7
160
Apr
182%
Jan
27
Dec
367a
Jan
7
3474 Oct
8
15 / Jan 21
Feb
2
3074 Oct 20
17% Dec
177$ Sep
337$ Jan
2
13% Jan
10
24
5
14%
Dec
Jan
17%
Jan
•A Feb
16
1% Nov
9
%
Jan
7a
Aug
3% Jan
2
1% Nov
2
%
Dec
4 3/4
Jan
17 V4 Apr
27
3574 Jan 23
27%
Feb
397a
Nor
15
Apr
23
323/4 Jan 23
23%
Feb
36%
Not
29
Jan
2
347a NOV 12
26%
Dec
shares.
Electric Power & Light
Oct
May
180
Boat——,—
11%
377a
574
Oct
900
2,300
Dec
145%
10 % July
133/4
29%
323/4
Dec
11'
133/4
283/4
9
Nov
120% May
207a Jan
11%
37
187# Nov
7
...3
28%
10%
May
x
Jan
...5
13%
28%
11
Jan
7
9% Nov 10
141
...2
1374
287a
103/4
■
1%
2
(The),—
1374
28%
,
17
Electric- Auto-Lite
*1272
11%
Jan
86
Aug
Edison Bros Stores Inc.—.
13
29
Jan
18%
Dec
Jan
May 16
11
107$
125/a May
65
Nov
26
13
Apr
9
5
118
...4
287a
67a
9
Nov
87
127
1,000
11%
9% Feb
22% NOV
144
Mar 28
133/s
Jan
120
Apr 24
111% Mar 14
170
29%
133/8
Jan
41
120
.100
11
297a
Deo
8
preferred
Eaton Manufacturing Co.—.
*29
Dec
17
Apr
cum
Sep
Apr
33
x974 Dec
108
6%
20%
257a Nov 12
L .No par
30
2374
1274 Deo
21
26
163% Apr
274 Jan
Sep
Deo
39% Aug 24
Feb
.—5
Rolling
Eastman Kodak
tV
14% Nov 20
28
Aug
74 Aug
16%
14
9
Jan
July
6 ®/4
2774 Jan 19
Jan
.—1
Eastern
14
Feb
.':>■'
27
102 3% May 20
20
—No par
1st pfd—100
Eastern Airlines Inc..——
Jan
Dec
2%
Sep
Aug
16
21
183/a
6
7
Oct
8
& Co
22.
37
307a
Dec
23
May 21
29
23% Apr
17a Sep
18% Jan
Apr
9%
47a Jan 27
112
—.—100
preferred—
1287a
7
Apr
137a Mar
No par
—1
No par
International—
1267a
4
Apr
51
131
29
8
No par
127
139%
167a Apr
Dresser Mfg Co——:—
129
4
3274 May
Dow Chemical Co.,——.—No par
Douglas Aircraft—
5
73/4 July 17
ANo. par
126 3/4
29
Jan
70
Doehler Die Casting Co.—__No par
Dome Mines Ltd
No par
1317a
138
63/4 Aug 24
16% Mar 7
:
Corp-Seagr's Ltd
No par
5% pref with warrants——.100
Dixie-Vortex Co.
—..—No par
12678
4%
2
Distil
1267a
29%
.25
Diamond T Motor Car Co
1307a
-
18
Apr 28
3374 Apr m
.No par
..
Sep
Jan
28%
19
—No par
128
128
11% Oct
800
15%
97a
2
5
'
15%
Jan
7
27a May 21
33
Jan 23
114
Feb
5
100
8%
27
6
13 7a Nov
700
3,100
120% 1207a
157a
307a Nov
.50
<
18%
1
25
Jan
partic preferred
1097a July
8
14
97a Apr
„
Deo
19
9
16
187a Apr 29
257» May 12
par
.20
Jan
Nov
24% Jan
110
Mar 10
47a Apr
14
130
13%
56 7a^
122
36
*22%
102
2
131%
138
*1%
*8 7a
121%
58
138
33%
9%
*1157a
10%
120
29%
4%
13
1243/8
.
87%
*9
137a
23
13%
9%
237a
*3472
35%
574
5%
5%
*9%
►126%
13%
9%
24%
124%
59%
►115%
23
13%
13%
►120
*34 7a
35%
•;
24%
*87
87
87
Oct
16
6%
21%
*87
Sep
11%
Oct
363/4
83%
18
Apr
147a Apr
Diamond
*23 7a
37%
Deo
6%
37
500
233/a
14%
16
..20
Devoe Si Raynolds A.
23s/a
2%
26
pfd—. 100
Edison..
400
>36%
21%
...
IDenv & R G West 6%
Detroit
17%
237a
10
173% Oct
12% Nov
.10
Hudson.,
*16%
3774
83/4
&
173/a
*36%
21%
87a
—
Deisel-Wemmer-Gllbert
Xl6%
237a
22
Preferred
3'% Jan
7
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co. .100
177a'
40
v
*86%
*34
*%
17%
■
*35
177a
17
18%
17%
40
*30
40
18%
*21%
*11
.
173/8
*30
—.No
Co
123/a
10%
%
St
293/4
11%
17%
Deere
4
Aug 12
8
...1
...
293/4
297a
11%
6,500
Records Inc
*11%
293/4
12%
40
21%
Decca
123/a
297a
127a
*%
2174
4,400
297a
297a
12%
17%
9
27a Apr
157a Jan
.—1
100
—
Dayton Pow & Lt 47a% pfd
108
9
5
-23
Corp.—.—>
preferred—
Co.
(The)
Chemical
Davison
297a
'
30
*30
f
10,100
21%
*29%
3%
*10578
x
127a
217a
22
10
117a
5%
Conv
183/4
*16
12%
1057a
83/4
*12%
'
183/4
Davega Stores
'
•
19% Apr 24
.100
393% Apr 27
1073/a Feb 16
1
IV* Apr 17
..50
-
No
No
No
No
<
26% Feb 18
2174
Dec
34 3/4 Aug
33
July
Mar 16
39%
Feb
47%
49
Oct
9
37a Jan
S
112
30
par
40
Apr 28
66
Jan
par
46
July 27
73
Jan
5
par
4772 Apr
28
83
Jan
17
par
3a2 Feb
21
% Oct
17
1077a Nov
2%
Dee
Sep
113
Oct
7
Jan
64%* Dec
80 y4
69
Dee
7474
Dee
83% July
89% July
tV Nov
%
Apr
Jan
Volume
Number 4127
156
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Nov. 14
Nov. 16
Nov. 17
1 per share
9
% per share
9
03
8%
OO V-J
(
ver
8%
8%
8%
8%
38 %
38'/2
38%
39%
38%
*3%
4%
*3%
6%
.-6%
6%
6%
26%
,26%
25%
26%
24%
25
%
%
*%
1
4
t per
8%
8%
8%
8%
6%
8%
39 Va
3%
3%
3%
6
6
per
6
X38
share
8%
Range Since January 1
STOCK
On
EXCHANGE
3,500
8%
38
JErie RR common
Ctfs of benef
5%
3,300
3%
800
—No
No
4% Jun
4
par
3% Jan
32 % Jun
5
l%Jan
2
Cleaner
*}J
1
34%
-
*5%
.
24%
*%
24%
%
24%
24
6
%
1
6
<
24%
i a
<«
1,900
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2,300
25%
Ex-Cell-0
1
16
34%
33%
34
33%* 33%
32%
32%
33
33
33
*21
22%
*21 Va
22%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
217/a
217/a
*7
7%
7'/a
7%
6%
67/a
*6%
600
7%
*75%
85
21%
12
.
*3%
*
21
21%
*11%
14 %
10
Oct
23
2%
Dec
7%
2
Aug
44
Jan
27
30%
Dec
42%
Nor
18
1%
Dec
24
4% Sep
6%'Oct
26
4
Dec
8%
Jan
May 20
28% Oct
13
21%
Dec
30%
Jan
23
1 % Nov
10
A
Deo
%
Jan
14%
12%
,
41
12%
41
20
27% Apr 28
37% Jan
16
32
Deo
19
45%
Jun
30
29% Jan
29
16%
Jun
6
24% Mar
Jun
22
8% Jan
5
6%
104
21
*76
900
Dec
13
Mar
69% Sep
May
100
Jan
10
93
Jan
21
31
90
20%
21 Va
1,000
Federal Min & Smelt Co—,
2
20
Apr
18
24% Jan
16
11%
11%
11%
19%
Dec
300
Federal-Mogul Corp
5
8
Apr
15
11% Nov
12
3%
3%
3%
3%
8%
Dec
800
Federal Motor Truck
3
Jun
30
14%
4'A Feb
4
14%
*14%
14%
2%
800
Federated
Apr
4'A
7
74%
14%
Dec
100
4%%
11% Apr 28
74% Nov 20
18% Jan
74%
27%
Sep
87
6
86
Dec
97%
Jan
11
11%
3,200
41%
41%
1,900
Fidel Phen Fire Ins N Y_„—$2.50
19%
19%
2,600
Firestone Tire & Rubber
75
*31/2
,
14%
14%
14%
*74
76
*74
12
12%
11%
41
41
40%
19%
20
19%
75
11%
11
11%
41%
40%
41 %
19%
19%
19%
*
*103%
104%
*103%
104%
103'/a
103%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33'/a
33%"
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
—--4
'
34
13%
*4%
4%
32 V4
32%
*6 'A
6%
$4.50
24%
100
Florence Stove Co
18%
200
Florsheim Shoe class A
3%
*30%
32
*9%
4
10
10%
11
134
37%
*30%
10%
37%
10%
:
*125
18
10%
134
*17
6%
6%
*6
10
4
32
*9%
*
37%
18%
4
31%
"
37%
10%
*10%
6%
*125
*17
*6
6%
53
36%
*17%
18
*17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
17%
Xl7%
97
*96
97
96
96
*94
97
*92%
6
17%
♦94
95%
53
*40%
53
35
*34%
35%
34%
No
1,600
*17%
17%
1,600
93%
93%
30
2%
2%
200
5%
96% Jan
May 14
31% May
8% Dec
98
15
Dec
105
Jan
42%
Jan
16 Va
July
103
Nov
16%
Dec
33%
Jan
17%
Deo
25%
3
Apr
28
5
May 22
5% Jan
Dec
7
Aug 28
8% Sep 30
21
Jun
35
Deo
1
11% Jan
30
9
Dec
13 Va
Jan
10
27% Mar 14
38% Nov
9
24
May
32%
12% Jan
26
10
May 28
14% Sep
No par
Jun
Oct
8
10
27
Apr
29
,1
18% Nov
13
38
15% Apr 24
85% Apr 10
Co
Co,
100
3%
9&
134% Feb 21
26
5
100
pfd
13
36% Mar 19
9% Apr 28
114
No par
25
preferred
conv
Dec
Nov
39% Feb
14% Nov 20
10
prior
Freeport Sulphur
Fruehauf Trailer
90
105
2
100
—
preferred
Francisco Sugar Co
900
Jan
25% Oct 20
Inc
F'k'n Simon & Co Inc 7%
35%
18 Va
21% Feb
Corp—
$7 conv preferred
700
Sep
Sep
Dec
Mar 27
,
'
53
16
45%
12%
Apr 21
Machinery Corp
6 %
Deo
34% Feb
20% Oct
15
Foster-Wheeler
~60
8%
Jan
18
par
—No par
preferred.
conv
Food Fair Stores
Food
6%
*40%
Steel
1,100
t
18
*36%
35
5%
100
134
18
*40
*40%
80
•
,
11
134
36%
53
37%
18
53
36%
9%
Follansbee
1,100
31%
*125
"
*35%
36
■
*9%.
37%
*39
*40
4
86
—No par
*24
12% Nov
29% Apr 30
9% Jan
Jan
26% July
14% Jan
41% Jan
87% Apr 27
par
A
preferred
*18
10
18%
100
par
No
18%
3%
7% Apr 21
29% Apr 29
13% Jan
3
No
series
Stores
24%
37%
*125
10
(The)
*18
32
6%
100
National
*24
10
*6%
First
Flintkote Co
18%
4
31%
18%
*96
preferred
1,100
4,700
24%
37%
11
*10%
*17%
100
6%
100
1
*18
10%
"125
18
*96
300
«
,
No par
Corp
*24
38
*9%
10%
*17%
100
104%
Enamel
18
4
>
*96
103 %
Ferro
__-No par
Dept Stores—,
preferred,
conv
24%
18
4%
*37%
*126
100
*24
19
32%
10
37%
*96
24%
4%
32%
*9%
37'%
10%
100
*18
Jan
3%
13%
19
No par
*11%
33%
*18
$6 preferred
par
11%
19%
24%
No
21
13%
25
Co—
*11%
34%
*24
&
*20%
*74
104
*96
Morse
Jan
3%
13%
100
Fajardo Sug Co of Pr Rico——,20
Federal Light & Traction
—15
400
80
*33%
*96
Fairbanks
500
•
J! Jan
3%
,,
11%
41%
19%
104
80
,—$2.50
Aug
21
12%
41%
20
104
*76
80
'
Exchange Buffet Corp
20
10
14%
76
12%
*76
33%
4% Apr
3
Dec
3%
'■
14%
*74
80
7
5-
x.
Highest
< per share
2
4%
11%
4
14%
77
7
Co;—
Corp
$ per share
23
21
12
*3%
.
7%
*75%
21
*11%
V
4
*74
84
*75%
21%
*7
Products
Year 1941
Lowest
10% Oct
'
'
Range for Previou*
Lota
t per share
100
int
Vacuum
100-Share
Highest
par
pref series A_.
Eureka
of
I per share
Par
23,900
38
*3%
Basis
Lowest
Shares
8%
38%
NEW YORK
the Week
8%
3%
3%
6%
1
8%
8 Va
38%
39
3%
Bales for
Nov. 20
share
8%
f per share
8%
Friday
Nov. 19
Nov. 18
8%
1833
STOCKS
Thursday
Wednesday
share
8%
PRICES
*
Feb
Sep
20%
Jan
132
Jan
17
10% Feb
45
Deo
105
Jan
_2%
7
38% Jan
3
19
Jan
3
97
Nov
Feb
9
May
32% May
41
36
May 27
10
Deo
46
Jan
July
18
Deo
23% July
93%
Deo
99
Aug
G
*2%
2%
*2%
2%
2%
2%
*2%
2%
*1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
*9Va
9%
9%
9%
*9 Va
9%
9%
*2%
9%
*19
19%
19%
19%
*19%
19%
19%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
9%
*8%
9Va
*8%
9 Va
3%
*8%
*50'%
7
104%
*100
38%
38
5%
5%
133
3%
3%
3%
3%
*8%
9%
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55
*50%
6%
9
19%
29%
29%
34%
34%
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117%
'
1%
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38%
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129
4%
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131
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19%
131
29%
34%
29%
34
19%
131
29%
20
131
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29%
34%
34 Va
34%
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117%
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84
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85
129
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90
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125%
125%
125%
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104%
104%
104%
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%
16%
16%
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2%
300
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
2,000
4%
1,200
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4'/a
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104%
13%
13%
13%
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13%
104%
*103%
104%
♦103%
104%
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31%
31%
17%
9%
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*64%
16
16
16%
9%
16%
9%.
65
16
31%
9%
62%
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15%
16
15%
15%
16
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
108%
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108%
*106
13%
13
13'A
13
59%
59%
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4%
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5
%
5%
15%
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5
5%
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15%
57
15 Va
40
%
2
■
4%
59%
57
*39
%
*1%
4%
1%
76%
24 Va
24%
4%
4%
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4%
4%
60 Va
*59
60%
5
5
15 Va
15%
40
40
%
lit
1%
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56%
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1%
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13
13
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24%
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82
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82%.
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82%
82%
82%
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23
22%
23
22%
23
22
22%
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87%
88%
88
88
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3%
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3%
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80
1
3%
1
79
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3%
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;
73
23
23%
3%
80
1
73
24%
22%
3%
n
76 'A
80
%
4%
4%
4%
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4%
8'/a
8'/a
8
8%
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8'A
*8%
*7%
8%
28%
28%
•
25
*23%
16%
16%
21%
21%
*24%
24%
139
138%
*60
63%
29%
8%
30
7%
30
*23%
24%
*23%
16%
16%
16%
21%
21%
21%
•
7%
*31%
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
14'/a
14%
14
14%
14
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11%
11%
24'/a
11%
11%.
12
11%
12
14 Va.
2%
80
.
3%
3%
29'A
29%
*2%
11%
2%
*79
81
4
4
29%
*2%
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3%
29%
29
300
A
1,700
%
ft
>'
2,100
2
700
♦71
73%
50
23%
.'23%
24 VB
5,700
82
82
22
Va
22'A
89 Va
88%
88%
3%
81
82'/a
3%
*80
•'
1,400
,
8,100
400
'
3%
2,400
81
400
V
4 %%
23%
138
*60
31%
13%
2%
*78
3%
3%
29%
28%
17
21%
.
23%
23%
*137%
138
63%
*60
31%
32
13%
14
*11%
11%
11%
11%
2%.
81
3%
29
•
;
*2%
*78
29
131
Nov
10
118 '
Dec
130 Va
Apr
30% Oct
21
Deo
35'/a
Jan
par
5%
-No
par
par
-No par
1
11%
2%
12
2,300
11%
*2%
*78
*3%
3%
3%
28%
28%
28%
2%
81
3%
29
200
20
3,400
1,600
2
31
IOV2 Apr
101
4%
3
27
14% Nov
Apr 23
% Mar 26
107% Jun
5
% Oct
Mar 11
31% Nov
16
19% Jan
11
9
7%
Jan
110%
Nov
'/a
Jan
Dec
16 Va
Jan
Jun
106%
12
9
x
98 %
Va Nov
16'A
14
5
Feb
Jan
Dec
,25
29'/a
Jan
Va
Dec
11%
Jan
Jan
80%
Dec
24
8
5
Sep
Aug
16
13
Dec
22
101% Sep
21
Feb
24
102
Mar
112
7% Jan
12
14% Oct
14
6 %
Dec
14 Va
2
5Va Nov
20
2 Va May
4%
x40% Mar 31
60% Nov
20
20
34% May
4% Dec
54
5% Jan
60
,
May 21
3
Jan
4
16% Jan
110
Apr 28
50
27
16
Oct
24
2
Va Jun
65% Jan
8
May
12 Va Sep
37% Jan
44
Feb
4
4
15
Jan
Dec
16
19
20
Apr
% July
46'/a
7
79% Jan
10
Jan
Dec
13
23
Aug
Mar
4%
105% May
A Nov
109% May 13
% Jan
48
Sep
-
Jun
Deo
July
Sep
Dec
9%
Sep
Feb
74%
11
Dec
17%
Sep
35
Dec
46
Jan
Dec
Oct
U Jan
30
2% Jan
1% July 28
29
2
Dec
13
80
Dec
91
Jan
11'/a
Apr
21%
Nov
2%
2%
Jan
Sep
Gotham Hosiery
Preferred
2
25
Oct
9
56
Jan
8
82% Nov
18
54
Dec
74%
No
preferred
Jan
par
10 % Jan
2
23% Nov
7
10
Dec
20%
Sep
par
60% Jan
2
23
59
Dec
90
Jan
1% Jan
20
—No
—
No par
—100
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P—
div ctfs
—1
90
ft Sep
3% Nov
Sep
10
No par
Preferred
19
1
Jun
3% July
19
25
Jun
68'A Nov
1
'/a Nov
2
%
Dec
1%
Jan
5 % Jan
9
3%
Dec
6%
Jan
8'/a Aug 21
6%
Dec
13%
Jan
10
Mar
Oct
NOV
2
4
Oct
81
7
6
—.20
Western Sugar—
Jan
—5
No par
preferred
x58
No par
3
6
Apr 25
22'/a May 4
6
5
Dec
12%
Jan
31
Jan
13
28
Dec
36 Va
Jan
23
25
Feb
3
23
Mar
25'/a
Jan
9% Nov
July 23
14% Jun
19
18% Oct
27
12%
Dec
18% Nov
19% Jun
22
25% Feb
27
18%
Dec
28% July
22% Apr 28
28% Jan 27
19%
Jan
28
July
144 Va
100
130
Apr 21
Jan
14
135
Dec
Green Bay & West RR___—.—100
Green (H L) Co Inc
1
50
July 16
63% Nov
7
42
Mar
25
Apr 24
33% Jan
3
36%
Greyhound Corp (The)
10% Apr
14% Nov
1G
29% May
9% May
14%
Sep
10%
Jun
11%
Apr
Dec
18%
—
81
127%
Dec
3
13
Great
1,500
Deo
27%
No par>
No par
570
11%
Jan
6
5% Jan
48Va
121 %
3
14% Nov
Sep
Jan
Dec
Feb
1,500
*11%
Jan
3'/a Jan
Nov
91
82
23%
11%
30
104
132%
18
137'A
18,500
Jan
Dec
Nov
23%
14'A
38
125
Sep
73
137'A
13%
128
99 Va Aug 25
As® Jan
2
par
5,600
14
10
10% Mar 11
3% Sep 17
par
21%
900
9
13% Aug 31
1% May 13
par
2.1'/a
31%
26
10
July 29
21%
31%
Oct
Apr
Gr Nor Iron Ore Prop
No par
Great Northern preferred—No par
32
July
Jan
87
29
122
17%
63%
78 %
102
131 % Feb
Mar 25
par
16%
*60
Nov
28%
17 %
23%
Aug
1%
9
24%
63%
42%
117%
Jan
43% NOV
-No
__
Goodyear Tire & Rubb
$5 conv preferred
5%
Feb
Jan
%
15
2
par
(B F)
w
33%
112 Va
1% Jan
Jan
30%
139 '
61
—1
Goodrich Co
5
40% Jan
% May 13
64% Apr
Oct
116% July 24
x
30
30 'A
4,700
23% Apr 24
111% Apr 29
24%
16
*23%
-
21% Apr 28
Apr
24%
1,700
Apr
122
30%
..
120
par
_No
Granite City Steel—
Grant (W T) Co
8
22
100
1,700
7%
Dec
(Adolf)———,
Grand Union
7%
16
Brewing Co—;
Telegraph Co
300
*7%,
20
Goebel
1,900
30
Nov
Gobel
8'/a
*23%
21
5
Gold <5c Stock
4'A
7%
25
(The)——. -No par
preferred—..——50
8 Va
7%
Sep
16% Apr
conv
4'A
10,300
-No
$6 preferred—
Glidden Co
%
%
Jan
97
Co.
Glmbel Brothers,.
8
11%
2%
80
15'A
39%
Jan
15%
Feb
20
Corp,..
Safety Razor—
conv preferred
4%
*11
'
2%
80
*11%
15'A
39%
6 Va
Deo
100
%
21%
63%
No
preferred
7%
21%
139
100
15%
42
Dec
13% Mar 30
$5
Mar
6%
100
4'A
17%
24
2,900
56%
July
5
2
10c
Gillette
Jan
144
Dec
73 Va
——_1
Corp—
7'A
Dec
4
par
1
Rubber
Deo
2%
14
55'A Jun
&
3 Va
115
13
10
8% May 27
Tire
Jan
3% Oct
14'/a Apr 28
6%
Sep
55
9% Jan
•
Signal
Gen Time Instru
104
Dec
20
11
No par
General
Jun
39 Va
10
Nov
4% Nov
Mar
00 'A Feb
Sep
General
*
5% Nov
130
6% Sep 16
& Utilities
1
$6 pref opt div series—-No par
Al
16%
*60
5
56%
2
28
Apr
2
par
preferred
Telephone
16
2% July 31
Realty
8'/a
16%
*138
5
56%'
14,800
"A 700
3% Jan
Apr
101
46% Feb
12
106
4
5
104
8
16
No
No
4%
30
24%
5
5'/a
Sep
9
Jan
7'A Nov
11
35
—
800
60%
22'A
80
24%
63%
4%
60%
82
3%
No
General Refractories
■
-. •
25
Mar
General Shoe Corp
1
Gen Steel Cast $6 preferred—No par
580
"
3% Apr
98
Sep
5% Mar
70'A Nov
No
%
8
*23%
138%
43A
53% May
5% Oct
—10
;
Adv A,
Railway
...
700
13'A
60% /,
12% July
Jan
—No par
preferred
6%
1,100
15%
108%
Dec
47%
13
Sep
Nov
par
No
*4%
-29%
24%
16%
*106
8%
22
Feb
15
2%
100
C6rp__.__.__N0
Gen
200
,,
*13
13
20
8% Apr 17
51
—.No par
Public Service—
Gen
1,100
9%
62
22%
*88
3%
30
21%
15%
10% Feb
52% Jan
Precision
$6
400
73%
23%
80
24%
138%
*60
80
1
*4%
*71
90
3%
108%
*J2
*1%
1%
*73%
*16%
Apr
100
Gen
30
16%
*9%
4%
15%
16%
61%
Dec
6
par
preferred-
'
9%
62%
13%
40
17
*9%
2%
13
par
No
Equip Corp
General Printing Ink
2,200
31%
62 %
4%
*55
*30
24
—5
No
Outdoor
Gen
1,000
A
9 Va
16
*106
13'A
104%
62%
108%
13%
15%
17
16%
31 Va
3% Oct
9% Nov
_5
Common
300
12%
A
Gen
30
%
*103'A
104%
*9%
4%
*38%.
*30
31%
16%
13
104%
%
62%
65
*13%
5%
13
*
il
16
*15%
57%
*%
%
M
16%
167/a
*9%
5%
4'/a
*103
A
31%
*55
4%
10474
104%
*%
3
22
May
2% July
No par
General Motors Corp
$5 preferred
700
2%
1%
64%
4,000
16%
*2'/a
*103
20
$6 conv preferred series A.No par
General Mills
No par
5% preferred—,
100
25,000
126%
16%
104%
31
42%
126%
2%
%
,
150
16%
*%
*13%
Jan
5
No
$4.50 preferred
240
23
Jun
21
-l
,
Gen Gas <fc Electric A
1,100
*2 Va
4'A
*106
42
90%
84
129%
Dec
2%
8
.—No par
preferred
Foods
12
16
5
Cigar Inc..
General
Apr
Jan
—No par
General Electric Co
4,800
16 %
2%
14%
*15%
90%
83%
129%
42%
1%
3,000
83%
125%
General
100
1%
129%
41%
16
91
34%
114%
1%
v
34%
114%
y
84%
125%
17 %
34% j.
129%
42%
*30%
23,300
*83%
125%
14
20
30
*129'A
125%
*13%
132
85
125%
*103%
129 Va
129
129
125%
•
1,300
1%
42%
■
21
Dec
Apr
7%
11
50
Class A
cum
1%
1%
3
28
Amer
t7%
1
3
23
Sep
6% Apr
General Cable Corp
460
2% Sep
2% Jan
Va Jun
—
$8 preferred
Generai Bronze Corp,,,
1,100
29%
117%
1%
Industries Inc,
Transportation
General Baking___,___„_„.
800
7%
72
20%
*
Gen
6
1
8
par
...No
—
$6 preferred
4,000
2%
7%
29%
117 Va
129
%
2%
(The)
Gen Amer Investors
10
4%
72
132
29%
1%
85
104%
,1,600
20%
•114%
42%
•
5%
133
4%
7%
1%
129
2%
2,300
71%
117%
*84
18
38%
5%
Co
1% Jan
1
20
preferred
Gaylord Container Corp.,
5%% conv preferred
100
2%
7%
71%
19%
<•
400
*128%
1%
85
*%
2%
7%
72
'
6%
4%
*114%
42%
*104%
2%
7%
71
4%
*
38%
133
*128%
4%
2%
7%
71%
133
4'A
2%
*7%
70%
29%
*129%
4%
1,200
.!
102%
5%
129
9%
55
*6%
38%
5%
(Robert)
5%
*100%
38%
19%
129
2%
6%
102
*5%
20
1%.
90
18
*6%
102
37%
19 %
34
102%
9%
*50%
5%
4
72
29%
*101%
10
55
38%
*129%
132
6%
5%
8'A
70%
*
103
9%
*50%
55
6%
38%
2%
7%
•
*100
133
•
6%
Inc
Wood
Gar
cl A___..—No par
(The)
preferred
Gamewell
9%
9%
Co
6%
2,700
3%
2%
74%
Gair
300
30
9%
5%
4
Gabriel Co
2,900
•'
19%
9%
104%
*128
4 Va
3 %
*128'%
*19%
*8%
5%
4%
19%
19'/a
10
38
*2%
■
19%
1%
9'A
9%
*6%
38%
*8
19%
1%
*9
7
55
*6%
*72%
1%
9%
55
10
*128
1%
*9
10
*9%
*100
2%
5%%
conv
preferred
Grumman Aireraft Corp,,
Guantanamo Sugar
8%
preferred—
1
No par
100
—
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR_
$5
No par
10
preferred
No par
No
par
25'
Mar 31
10
9 Va May 20
1% May 22
48% Jan
2
"
Jun
11% Aug 31
14% Jan
3% Jan
■
86
Sep
6
29
28
10%
1%
13
Feb
Jan
3
2% Jun
18
143
.
4% Oct
24
1%
Feb
2
33% Oct
23
9
Feb
54
I
Aug
Dec
Sep
Sep
3% July
55
Dec
4% Aug
23%
Dec
H
*23
28
*22
27
*22
25%
*22
*32
26
34
*33
35
33
33
*33
*11%
12
*11%
12
12
12
*10%
12
10%
*98%
100%
For
footnotes
*99
see
10%
100%
page
1839.
*10
*99%
10%
100%
11%
*10
*99%
*22
26
*22
26
35
*33
35
*33
35
10
12
*11%
12
*11%
12
800
Hall
200
Hamilton Watch Co.
10%
100%
*10
♦99%
10'A
10'A
10%
100%
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Sales for
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STOCKS
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Saturday
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FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
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Volume 156
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
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NEW YORK STOCK
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112
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112
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112
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62
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60
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82%
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118
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109
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33
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50
conv
3%
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Mission
173/4 ;
81%
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114
30
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118'/a 1
109%
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300
32%
32%
35
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35
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14
13%
10%
10
10%
10
10
114
33
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12%
12%
12%
12'A
12%
12%
22%
23
22%
23
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22%
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33%
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2%
2%
55
55
16
60
*59%
60%
111
110%
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5%
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2%
55
100
1
14
13%
10%
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12%
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16
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60%
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60
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5%
54
5%
1
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5%
5%
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34%
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34%
Sep
31'/
Sep
Dec
1
Aug
5674
Sep
274
Dec
Jan
Dec
28
92% Oct
31
90
Dec
107
1274 Oct
2
6
1574
21
8
14
34% Jun
16
2
14% May
Dec
16
Feb
13%
Dec
9
13
13 % Aug 28
10974 Nov 19
May 20
1
Apr
6
Jan'
7% Jan
8
108
,
6
26%
Nov
25%
Jan
9% July
Deo
3774
9 'A Dec
103
5
101'%
Apr
-7
5
Dec
Sep
110
Dec
..
Sep
15%
Dec
574
Aug
109%
;
Dec
14
Jan
7% May
Jan
Dec
1037s
6
'9
9% Nov
■
Apr
1274
6
Jan
23% Nov
94
176
Nov
874
Sep
109%
Jan
9% July
,
15
Mar 24
70% Mar
82
July
Sep
17
72
Feb
3
54
71
Aug
27
32
Jan
2
27% May
2
6
Oct
24
3%
24
29
Oct
13
Apr
15
33% Oct
28
.
77
Dec
33%
Oct
Feb
6%
Dec
213/4
Feb
29%
Sep
7
14
Feb
303/4
Apr
30'% Jan
16
24
Dec
37
Jan
474
14
187s Nov
12
13
Mar
16% May 18
88 'A Apr:30
par
7% Jan
12% Mar 12
23'% Oct
13
17
Dec
108% Nov
16
86
57'A Nov
16
34
Apr.
17
19
108
Oct
9
Xl077s May 19
174 May 21
57'% Jun 26
111
Oct
10
974
Jan
17% July
38%
Dec
125
Nov
Jan
Jan
24
3% Nov
'
Dec
Impll
ilOO
——
1
No par-
Mar
67
105%
Dec
174
45%
Dec
52
4
112
Jan
Oct
4%
Jan
140
53A
11074
5%
574
110
'
33
*32
33
35
35
*32%
Dec
79% July
974
7
1 % Oct
9
Feb
15%
'A
Oct
174 Jan
Mills
2
434 Oct
24
12% Feb
ilOO
20
—
27
18
Oct
26
91
Jan
7
Chemical Co_——_10
66
preferred—i—No par
110
May 15
May
8
112
May
series
B——No
par
:
1
1
Dec
12%
Aug
1774 Aug
Dec
77
Oct
July
3-74
Feb
94
Sep
117% Feb
112
Mar
118'A
Oct
26
115
Mar
123
Aug
11074 Jan
>6
1087%
Jun
113%
Oct
33% Nov
102'% Apr' 28
10
120
7'
Sep
Molitg Waid & Co Inc—!_J_No par
23% Apr
9
24%
Dec
No par
36
Aug 26
42% Mar 12
35'%
Dec
43%
Jan
——*.-50
13
Oct
297e Mar 25
21%
Dec
30%
Aug
5%
Dec
12
9%
Dec
1774
Jan
1874 May
24%
Dec
•'
preferred series C—No par
Morris
(J)
& Co—,
Essex
&
Motor Products
Motor
974 Apr
—1
2
——.—No par
50
Mull ins Mfg Co class B_
$7 preferred-'
\
1
2
:
Jan
49
May
10874 Sep
474 7(>
preferred-^———
-100
Murray Corp of America—10
Myers (F E) & Bro——,„„No par
11
'
Oct
20
1274 NOV'..' 9
2574 Jan 20
23
3% Jan
Sep. 11
11% Jan
Munsingwear Inc————No par
Murphy Co (G C)—No par
'
24
20% Aug 27
Co—__———:—T
Brass
-
6V4 Jan*
Corp————No pat
Corp———.—5
Wheel
Mueller
-
2,000 <
100
1474 Nov
2
Morrell
300
*110%
28
Jan
7
1 O
'
'
60
874 Apr
No par
$4
700
(
16
V ICQ
1
110%
111
3
55
*274'
•«
111
28
!
500/
1,600
*15%
•'
16
60
60
57
*15%'
v
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274
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16
*
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34%
*33
2%
Dec
13
108% Jan
5
•
10
Carpet
Preferred
2,210 :
10% '
"2274
f
23
55
*15%
10
Nov
103% Jan
preferred series A—
$4.50
■
15,000
35
*31
1474"
'
*15%
May
40%
7
374 NOV
21
-100
"Corp
Monsanto
40
14%
22%
*
Jun
2
preferred—*.
Mohawk
300
118
1%
•
2,200
114%
33%
12%
3
171
35'% Jan
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
$6.50
2,900
:2,400
173/4
33'A
12%
3%
80
13%
*22%
16
13
Jan
—No par
preferred series C_
Minn
200
17%
33%
•10%
55
r—No
pfd series B—
•
1,900
1
10
7974
7974
32%
10%
*2%
% May
19
21'%
24'A Apr
10
1st preferred———ilOO
cum
4 %
1,700
118
■118 V
*10%
55
24
21
■
5
Prod
'
*15%
6
22'/4 Jun
par
Petroleum——
Minn-Honeywell kegu
4'A %
%
•
3 %
14
'
Jan
9
18
4'% Jan
-——5
Copper—
Midland Steel
230
Co__—No
v
36'/a
13%
14%.
,
_
Machine-Co_i
700
123/4 '
■
33 V2
*33%
36%
13%
Mesta
Min Trans
Miami
60
xl23/4
1
*17%
•"
109%
33%
33
*33%
28'%
Nov
'Nov
60
—50
Mid-Continent
2%
60
■
1374
3%
18
*115
109%
133/4
Vi
80
*118
108%
108%
•
3%
80
v
Jan
'
*17%
17%
82%
12%
20% Jun
No par
preferred-.
&
112
274
60 "
*59%
•
1
3%
17%
Dec
6474 Oct
—No par
—
1st
Merch
3,700
*110
2%
conv
3,900
108 %
•
1
82
18
82%
82%
J
3%
3%
3%
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1
1
Sep
Sep
374
3
6
—1
2,400
108
*107'A
112
—
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par
(The)_
(
55
1073A 107%
2%
■■2%
14
*61%
Jan
32'A
46% Jan
May 12
5% Jun
,1
'
6
108 '
55%
5%
700
5%
20
—No
1,900
1
17%
r-
11'A
17 V«
Dec
176
5
Mar
101
__—100
preferred-.
$6 preferred series A
20
,
1
_
$5.50 pfd ser B w w
5
*31
27
Co
Melville Shoe Corp——;
53A
56%
Corp
Stores
"
17%
108 Va
Dec
Dec
974 Jan
/
100
2,200
6%
54%
Jan
37«
27'% Oct
.
18
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29
5
"
'
17%
r
conv
Mead
60
26%
17%
*107
McLellan
8%
70
60
Robbins
preferred—
■
800
18
571/4
5 'A "fo
500
6%
*6%
17%
56%
McKesson &
1
104
*100%
6'A
400
18
56%
5'A
11
6'% Jan
McGraw-Hill Pub Co.—..—No par
,5
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines.
13
'
*108%
6%
26
27% '
*19'%
17a May
Dec
x20%
997a Aug 21
14
Apr 17
100
McGraw Elec Co_
700
*57
4%
27
Jan
6'% Jan
29
10
'
'
•*65
253A
*29%
Sep
%
274
29
24
1
.a
*
33
18
56%
6
11% Oct
20
Apr
Apr
1% Jan
1
Corp
McCrory Stores Corp
300
9
323/4
13
6%
60
26%
26%
I 5.8 Nov
25
1374 Sep
76
Jun
•
1,200
22%
*8%'
109 3A
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6%
70
4%
26%
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104 »
25%
5
28
12 Va
109%
"
6%
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4%
28
'
13
70
'
25%
.
109%
6'A
73
61
25%
5
5%
*100%
104
Aug
29% Jan
31
par
^
Stores
162
par
—No
—
preferred
$6 1st
12%
32%
32%
6%
*70
61
25
*57%
32%
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6%
6%
73
*70
32%
13
6%
104
*100%
*8%'
108
12%
108
*6%
774
16%
127b Jan
■
10
Stores—
Department
Maytag Go——
100
12%
8%
32%
700
12
*102
*22%
9%
May
1,500
*12
'
106
22 3/4
'
3%
*92
100
*12
*12
50
19% J.
19%
12
9
32%
Dec
Apr
•
26% Jan
19
Aug 31
19% July 28
'
9
5%
1274
3'% Jan
8»% Apr 17
17'A May 20
3 % Sep
4
2274 May
1
par
—1
Co_—
Master Elec Co—i—,4 —1
V Mathieson Alkali Wks
par
7 % preferred-.
-100
400
,
168
20
12%
22 3A
23
*163
12
22%
Martin-Parry
Masonite
r
25
•
*22%'
36%"
36%
3%
11%
2434"
.
(Glenn
1,900
-
-
28%
*28
168
18%
12
8%
*163
18%
106
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15
26
-
*2%
•,
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3%
-.
22'% '.22%
168
36%
3'A
98
22%
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4
■
»
25
24%
11%
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4 ■:
4
12
12%
20%
28
20
12%
12
21
20%
374
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96
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12%
w
20'A
27Va
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20
12%
22%
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37%
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96
103
22%
163'A
3
3%
*17%
24%
24%
24%
4
28%
474
6 % Jan
'
.
July
1674 Jan
May 2
Vo May 18
'
•
30
Dec
20
Feb
4
2
63
7-
174
46
153i Nov 12
6974 Jan
6
18
111
6
Oct
39%
Jan
474 July
Dec
Feb
74
974 May
61%
Jan
153/4
July
Nov
Apr
74%
Sep
27
474 Jan
30'% Jun
2
6'% Nov
6
4
Dec
8'A
Jan
2
397'. Feb
7
34
Dec
51%
Jan
174 Jan
37a Jan
6
2
174
Dec
1974
Deo
3
Dec
'
*2%
3%
*2%
6%
6%
6%
3%
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3%
*23A
6%
6'/a
63/4
6%
21%
21%
16
16%
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24
23
23
*17
17%
16%
16%
*5
5%
7%
*7%
9
*8%
5
*7%
.
...
16%
16%
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*8%
16
16%
5
.
'7%
16
>157%
162%
16
16
7%
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16
5%
-5%
5 %
19%
19%
19%
9
*8%
14%
*9%
23%
14
7
9
..
*
14%
8%
14
8%
8%
14'A
6%
6%
6%
9%
:*9%
9%
:6%,
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9%
9%
9%
23%
23%
24%
24'A
18%
5%
5%
68%
*17%
13%
18%
*16%
17%
5%
68%
*13%
24
;. 5%
5%
24
5%
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68
*67
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168 %
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138
*165
13%
67%.
168'%
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138
16
2%
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34
2%
2%
52%
*52
5%
*165
*6.7
52
5%
15%
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34
50%
52
5%
513A
5'A
5%
12%
.
12%
50
12%
60
60
12%;
5%
8%
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.
73%
*5
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*98
-
5 %
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*62 %
62%
3
5%
5%
43
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60%
62%
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8%
8%
15%
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74
73%
43
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27
8 3A
27
26%
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-
footnotes
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61
3
5%
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5 '%
12
8%
8%
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-75
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43
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26'A
8%
15
15%
■
26
1374
Dec
2334
Jan
5% Nov
9
274
Dec
7'A
Jan
9
Jan
8*
Apr
7
24-
Nov
2
5%
Dec
974 Oct
23
674
Dec
11
5
16 % Oct
17
1374
Dec
18%
Jan
140
May 1
12 '4 Apr 23
374 Jan
2
11
Jan
2
67a Sep 16
12% Apr 30
166% Jan
14
160% May
175%
Jan
Oct
21
17%
Jan
57« Jan
—10
preferred——
10
,
100
pi^eferred—;——i.
.
No par
Dairy Products
C%
Nat,Enam & Stamping——No par
8,500
National
/
$4.50
Gypsum
Co——1
preferred-—No, par
eonv
13<
May
16
574 Nov
.
9
1974 Nov
16
9 % Jan
1274
Dec
3%
Dec
x10
Dec
•
SepI
974 Apr
1474 July
7%
Dec
11
Jan
1274
Jun
1674
Sep
10
3 3A
Dec
974 Nov 20
;•
17
IS3; Aug 25
45/tsJan. 9
874 May 1
17% Apr 24
14V4Mar l7'
83A Apr 28
60Jan
2
Stores—„——No, par
preferred
:*-—l
10
100
8
5
6'% May 16
Cqrp_L„_—r—5
Co—
Nat Distillers Prod——v-No par
5,600
(
100
National
,
Lead
G
preferred A
.^_*——_—.^100
fc preferred B—1QQ
400
Nat Mall
300
National
&
St'l Cast Co—No par
Co_:
-—4
National Power & Lt
1,100
National'- Steel Corp
National Supply (The)
5
,
400
(
500
No par
—25
—10
<--40
Pa
~
$2
conv
preferred——
61%
,
65
1
50
,
1,000
National- Tea Co
"5Va
1
2,600
Natomas
8Va
t
1,000
Nchl Corp
•
200
3
'
<
500
5'%% prior preferred-:
6%
'
-
*
*36
■
8%
:'
*14%
75
,
*36%
43
15%
'75
75
*109 %
574
43
(
50
prior
2 6 3/4
*263/4
9%
9%
9%
17%
■17%
1734
173/4
98%
98
98
97%
97%
27
5%
27
27
9%
•
17%
*96 3A
93/8
■
17'/a
977/B
;
600
,
1,900
1
*.100
—No par
—
No. par
—
conv
*
—,i._No per*
-__1
serial preferred—*100
Newberry Co (J J)——
*109'A
9%
Co
,—100
preferred—:
Nelsner Bros Inc.
474%
2,300
400
29'% Apr
Oil Products
5,300
f
25
145
May B
129 ^ Mar 17.
1374 July 2
1174 Apr
-10
Co—
7%
:
50
12
,
2%
8%
45
*73%
9%
1974 Oct
'
5%
17 Va
1839.
Sep
13% May 26
Aviation
*62
17%
page
23%
Biscuit
*60%
'
x9%
*98
Jan
:
National Dept
90
13%
50
5
"
■-*
9%
98%
,
2%
50
65
*274
18%
see
{
35
2%
5%.
9%
-98'%
14%
2,000
15%;
35
12%
*17%
9%
18
2
'
*62'A
16
43
2,600
Nat
574 July
20
29% Nov
Bond & Share Corp
No par
National Can Corp—
1C
Nat Cash Register
—-—No par
National Cylinder Gas Co_—
1
600
165
*15
,
3
73%
*109%
r-
138 k! 138 '
.,
50
*5
*1 *>■;••
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60'%
15%
99
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3
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27
9%
17%
50%
62
*73%
conv
x
Oct
16'% May 27
Louis
Nat
■
2%
59%
15%
*109%
27
12%
v
;
1§5
.
15 %
3%
73%
800
8,900
67
13 %
34%
62%
5%
.
.5%
67
,
2%
59%
5%
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v
.
15%
3'/8
5%
3,400
18
5.%
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333A
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3%
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500
2,500
24
;
6%
1%
'
2%
59%
.
63
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12%
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15%.
2%
■
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24
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166
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National
.
974
13
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34
7%
9%
67
3% July 14
^—100
Co„———r—1
Acme
National
1
14%
9%
800
600
■■
'87/8
:
7
13%';
—
Corp_;
St.
Nat Automotive Fibres Inc;.——!
,
5%
19'%
14
6 7 3A
National
&
7'%
Feb
10'A
17
Apr
25'%
11
Dec
20%
Sep
Dec
874
Jan
Jan
7% Nov
26
Sep 28"
18
Nov
.6
574 Nov
9
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374
8
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5
58 74, Dec
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12
12%
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72
Sep
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r
13
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19
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27
Nov
16
5
24
20
Nov
24% Nov
Apr 28
Mar 9
May 21
Apr
1
Apr 27
Jun
Sep
73/4
25%
Apr
I3/*
,
19%
4
5
x 22%
28%
49
7%
55%
98
103
6%
65
30
l3A
123,4
Apr
May
7%
10
21
13 % Aug
Poor & Co class B
4,200
215
119%
Dec
26
.
Jan
Deo
Feb
9%
53
Oct
109
9
52% Jan
25
Aug
179%
14
Jan
11 % Nov
'
_5
No par
Postal Teleg Inc preferred—_No par
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc.:
1
' 5% conv 1st preferred—
—5
5% conv 2d preferred
50
6,900 ;
■
192
116% Sep 29
Apr
Pond Creek Pocahontas—No par
60
•
12%
783/4
115
3
.
4% Jan
-
100
923/8
115
1
—1
-100
-100
1,000
2,000;
78%
101
preferred
Plymouth Oil Co—
500
52%
92%
12%
;
5,400
26
120
Jun
9% May 21
3
-10
-100
100
100
'
193/4'
12
Jan
Mar
Pittsburgh Si West Va__:
100
Pitts Young & Ash Ry 1% pfd-100
Pittston Co (The)
:
No par
900
183/s
43/a
;
■
-
13%
793/8
12%
■
100
93%
12%
;
330
78%
12%
400
25%
93%
12%
i
—
;
2%
%
85% Apr
7%
7%
230
5
„
series
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co_
Pitts Ft Way & Chic Ry Co
'
.
<
11%
12
200.
62% f.
*7%
183/4
*24%
*117%
*17
-
•
<
5
*58
*1473/4
*149%
2%
137/e
4%
5%
62%
'25%
62%
*73/4
.
10
•
1
4%
4%
4
*5
,.*58
5%
*25%
*169
169
169
4%
62%
63
*140
♦140
170
-
300'
64
*9%
10
*9%
10 J
400
•
5%'
*59
.
400
.
32
*5
5%
64
*59
64
*31s/8
32%
.*5
5%
*58
62%
*16%
*7%
*5
321/4
63
66
8%
*31%
*140
170
4%
8%
v1
.
*3%
1
—
*
*18%
3%
26%
4%
7%
*61%
18%
3%
26
17%
*7%
65
*181%
26%
*4%
18%
*61%
3%
*58
17%
*18%
8,600
■
18%
*31
—
..No par
preferred———
—100
Phillips Petroleum
.......No par
Phcenix Hosiery
—_!
5
Preferred -JL—
L100
Pillsbury Flour Mills
—25
Pittsburgh Coal of Pa—
-100
6% preferred———
-100
Pitts Coke & Iron Corp—
No par
$5 conv preferred
No par
;
3%*'
67
*43/4
5%
*149%
>149%
42 %
Oct
39
Phillips Jones Corp—
*3%
*168
63
*8%
100
•
*18%
9%
9%
5%
42
Preferred 4%%
4%%
series
»
1
/
*61%
*140
4%
400
3%
*61
170
*60%
Philip Morris & Co Ltd—
8
*2%
3%
*25/8
3%
Corp
Philco
79
*73
42
41.5/8
42
190
1,000
110%
*7%
8%
79
iV
39
.........No par
2,000
18%
*5
62%
*9%
170
5/8
*25/a
110%
*7%
*73
14
3
Mar 10
-
11
1053/a 1053/b
*108
Feb
% Oct
6% Mar 31
1
—100
——.—100
-100
70%
67
30%
31%
♦140
*140
*109
83/a
79
72%
3%
3%
5%
62%
1063/4-
670
18%
18
3%
41
71%
71%
111%
*7%
*73
3%
*65
65
18
*108
42
*2%
65
3 3/4
*3%
8%
79
41%
*2%
18
18
111%
*7%
*73
79
65
*62%
*109%
110
*7%,
*73
703/4
10,200
37%
*71 %■
lVa
108
Petroleum Corp of America--—.-5
Pfeiffer Brewing Co__
No par
Phelphs-Dodge Corp
25
tPhiladelphia Co 6% preferred
50
$6 preferred—
—
—No par
1,700
24% '
*5%
25%
*70 %
•
53/s .,;
23%
5%
5%
24%
A
A Jan
Jan 2
Mar 6
Jun 26
Apr 28
May 26
2Q5/b
*5%
Jan
23
Apr 20
Pepsi-Cola Co.
Pere Marquette Ry Co
5% prior preferred
5% preferred
37%
ona
2% Sep
%
15%
4
36
18
280
25%
Deo
10
2
36
200
37%
42%
51 Oct
100
17,600
53/8
54
100
5%
53/a
60
109
IPeoria & Eastern Ry Co—
42%
5%
5%
Feb
3
Peoples G L & C C (Chic) —
26%
*24
115
1
200
5'/a
24%
Jun
Oct
300
,
42 %
25%
25%
5%
300
.
44%
2%
1 %
*37%
*534
45,200
23%
19%
—
5%
*24
243/4
*24
600
20%
5%
*5
400
42%
*5
21%
.
25%
24%
42
5%
*5%
1,200
r
*415%
24 %
53/4
*41%
"
.
"1-
*44
*
1,300
13%
23 %
433/8
*1%
*9
1,500
*
36%;
*19
19%
*19
19%
1%
1%
36%
23%
23%
25%
*18 3/4
25a4
700
*1063/4
19
25%
20,200
23/4
*13
*1063/4
*183/4
25%
i
74%
74
13%
1,400
59
\ 2%
36%
13%
*13
*1063A
*106 3/4
24%
1%
3 6 3/8
1%
1%
37%
13%
*1063A
24%
100
-
1%
*58
745/8
38%
*1063/4
ls/8
23%
58
*13%
2
23%
58%
*37% -
2
233/4
59
2%
2%
163/4
*16
1%
*73%
58
3
*2%
17
ls/8
6,500
255/s * 26
26
%
58%
58
73%
733/4
17
*16%
59
*57%
253/4
*163/8
17
*1%
253/8
.
Park <fe Tilford Inc———
a
Park Utah Consol Mines
1
Parke Davis & Co—
...No par
Parker Rust Proof Co——2.50
Parmelee Transportation
No par
Patino Mines & Enterprises
10
Penlck & Ford
No par
Penney (J C) Co—.
-No par
Penn Coal «i Coke Corp—
10
Penn-Dixie Cement-—
—No par
$7 conv pref ser A_.
...No par
Penn G1 Sand Corp—No par
5% preferred—
100
Pennsylvania RR—J—————50
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
1,300
►
26
Jan
May 20
143
—No par
100
Paramount Pictures Inc—
_1
6% 1st preferred—
—100
50
16%
16%
Jan
Oct
112
15% Apr 29
Paraffine Cos Inc4% conv preferred,
300
101
*101
119
■
110
Sep
Apr
Dec
% Jan
Panhandle Easfn Pipe Line Co.100
Panhandle Prod & Ref
—
1
380/
1,400
32
16%
*116'/a
120
-
2
32
101
16%
16s/B
2
32
1%
32
101
*32%
1043/4
104%
104%
*104
28,300
21,300
2s/8
213/a
2%
.21
preferred100
Pacific Tin Consol'd Corp—
—1
Pacific Western Oil Corp
t.—10
Packard Motor Car
No par
Pan American Airways Corp__
5
Pan-Amer Petrol & Transp
5
6%
30,800
8%
5
-10
1st preferred
No par
2d preferred
No par
Pacific Finance Corp (Cal)
10
Pacific Gas & Electric
—
25
Pacific Ltg Corp
No par
Pacific Mills
No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg.
,-100
380
19
Feb
18
110
8
18
\
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc—
Pacific Coast Co__
410
133/4
*8%
*7%
6%
6
6
*18%
90
*89
91
*89%
*147
17
18%
5 3/i
173/4
23%
23%
6%
6
5%
6
No.par
....No par
6
-100
P
'
.
8 3/a
*8%
1063/4
2.50
Oppenheim Collins—
No par
Otis Elevator
..No par
6% preferred
;
100
Outboard Marine & Mfg—
5
Outlet Co
No par
Owens-Illinois Glass Co—12.50
.
9
-
Ohio Oil Co
Oliver Farm Equip
1,200
1,400
68
16"%
Preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co
17,100;
:
-
4
*67%
3%
3%
*67%
16%
145
50
700
10%
■
6
19
No par
50
Norwalk. Tire <fc Rubber—
200
8%
*3%
*137
270
3
8
8%
1,400
32
*28
32
68
*33/4
68
69
*67%
68
68
15%
*2%
3
*2%
3
2%
.
Feb
15
May 22
% Jan
50
Ry__——„—_100
tNor States Pow $5 pfd—No par
Northwest Air Lines—:
-No par
Northwestern Telegraph——.—__50
350
36
35
15% Feb
8
Northern Pacific
21,000
Jan
4% May
5
6
3S2 Jan
Northern Central Ry Co—.
30
"
,
108%
*108
15
35
8%
*8%
108%
*108
15
34%
7%
24%
8%
23
24
50
5Q
-5%%, preferred series.
Dec
12
Jan
10
—
preferred series.:
Aug
25
15"% Jan
North American Aviation—-—-1,
8,000
92%
7%
7%
7%
7%
*92
92
92
92%
30%
2%
32
500
,
h
108%
108
15%
34%
14%
*34
6%
47%
6
2
80
—100
North American Co
22,700
50%
92%
14%
preferred
Adjust 4%
Feb
Feb
May 25
61
.5
100
10
7%
19 %•
tNorfolk & Western Ry
530
*113
92%
34%
3%
163
Aug
51
123/4 Apr
preferred
Noblitt-Sparks Indus Inc—
<
114
10%
,
22%
2,100
,
114
51%
7%
*21%
22
900
3?2
21%
21%
162%
49%
*92
32
21%
33a
32
114
10%
14%
67 %
9%
*
162%
*50%
108
8%
1%
*21
*48%
34%
1,500
21
10%
15%
1%
A
49 %
34%
1%
1 %
280
,
Jan
183/4
10 3/4
2
4
No par
50
10% non-cum preferred
50
N Y Lack & West Ry Co
100
IN Y N H & Hartford
-.100
Conv
preferred
100
tN Y Ontario & Western.^
—100
N Y Shipbldg Corp part stk
_1
1,500
20%
50%-
50%
%
1%
10%
7%
109%
10%
10%
26%
3/8
15%
Dec
6
10% Jan
NY & Harlem RR Co—
—•
26%
%
22%
160%
95
27%
%
%
32
*21
*87
.
Deo
13
17% Feb
11
Jan
45
Dec
7
5
12% Oct
Jun
No par
York Dock
5%
70
263/4
27
New
No par
Omnibus Corp
NYC
300
66%
*66
95
*87
14%
14%
66%
66%
65%
*48%
*34%
*25%
14%
10%
*14%
*8%
*13%
14%
48%
7%
109 %
400
36
t per share
26
32% Feb
24
11% Jun
100
preferred series A
6%
1,000
5%
51
*92
93
7%
14%
*4%
10%
10%
*92
*14%
5%
50%
49
10%
*39 %
14 %
*4%
*
*112%
114
9%
39%
14%
48%
50%
48 %
161%
*112%
10%
10
10%
10%
22%
161
162
*112
163%
114
*1%
20%
21
*21
227/a
*21
23
*21%
A
32
20%
21%
38%
14%
%
1%
1,900
39
95
26 3/4
%
1%
32
32
.
65%
27%
*
21%
*13%
*87
95
%
A
1%
1%
163
643/4
*87
27
>112
14%
643/4
65
11
*
*13%
13
6% Jun
100
N Y Chic & St. Louis Co
600
*123/4
40
5
5
5
5
143/4
*12%
-
J per share
t per share
23"% May 21
No pur
11%
5
*43/4
*13%
28%
113/a
*28
Highest
Lowest
Highest
$ per thart
Par
383/4
11%
14
EXCHANGE
Shares
I per share
1 per share
share
Lowest
12
28%
*27%
38 3/4
9 per
On
STOCK
13%
283/4
*27%
share
the Week
Nov. 20
Nov. 1!)
Nov. 18
Nov. 17
1 per
NEW YORK
Sales tor
Friday
Thursday
Range for Previoui
Year 1941
Range Since January 1
Basis of 100-Sliare Loti
STOCKS
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
LOW AND
523/4 Oct
122
Oct
14% Jan
Dec
21
50
Dec
16
115
Jun
113/s
Dec
75%
Dec
92
403/4
61%
120
29%
Jan
Jan
Sep
July
Jan
110
Jan
Dec
123%
Jan
111
Jan
106%
Dec
137
Jan
123
Jan
117
Dec
158%
Feb
116
Oct
114
Dec
117%
Oct
Dec
29 %
July
86% Jan
x99 % Jan
•
28% Nov
193/4
Volume
156-
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4127
LOW
Monday
Saturday
I per share
10%
t per
I per share
10%
10%
Nov.
Nov. 18
I per share
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Nov. 17
share
STOCKS
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Nov. 16
Nov. 14
If)
Nov. 20
t per share
I per share
10%
10%
NEW
the Week
YORK
Range Since January 1
STOCK
On
EXCHANGE
Shares
10%
103%
10%
10%
103%
>100%
103%
103'/a
103%
89%
89%
89%
893/4
89%
88 3A
89
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
700
preferred
preferred
Purity Bakeries
10%
10%
11
*93/4
10 3A
*9%
10%
200
Quaker State Oil Ref Corp
10
10%
104
*100
90
90
90
90
89 %
*13%
13%
13%
13%
*10%
10%
*10%
10%
*100%
-
8,200
105 *
*100
100
1,100
Oil
(The)
No par
6%
5%
of
100-Share
Range for Previous
Lots
7
Apr 28
90% May 13
10% Nov
Lowest
I per share
9
Hlghes,
S per share
7
Feb
103 % Nov
19
94
Mar
91'% Jan
20
83%
Feb
9% Mar 11
14% Nov
9
8%
Deo
95% Aug
12% Oct
8'% Mar 11
100
100
conv
t per share
Year 1941
Highest
J per share
Par
Pure
Basis
Lowest
10%
>100
103 Vo
1837
10% Oct
26
8%
Apr
123/4 July
80% Jun
—No par
17
X
12
Dec
107%
Dec
Q
*10'
10
R
*4%
'■
'4%'"
4%
4%
*57%
58%
*57%
58
*57%
58'A
*83
90
*83
90
*83
90
:
3%
3%
*52
4%
4%
3%
3%
*83
*52
54
20%
20%
*20%
203/4
20%
20%
20%
9%
93/4
93/4
93/s
9 3/a
9%
93/a
263/8
*26 ■*
*26
26%
*26
*14%
15
14%
14%
*14%
*27%
28%
*273/4
28%
28 Ve
23%
23%
*22%
23%
2%
2%
26%
3%
*52
21
21
26%
9%
9'A
26%
26%
*26
600
300
14%
143/8
14%
27
223A
*2%
2%
100
.
27
22%
1,200
.
14 y8
27'A
*22'%
23 5/b
22%
223/4
2'%
2%
2%
2%
'
•
1,200
300
23%'
*22%
Real
700
,
93/a
27'A
:
"
*2%
2%
70
*61
*64%
70
70
*64%
*65
...
70
*64%
70
*2%
>
23A
70
*64'/a
6
6
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
6% conv preferred
Raybestos Manhattan
Rayonier Inc
:
$3 preferred
Reading Company
4% 1st preferred
4% 2d preferred
w—-
143/4
14%
*27'A
2% Mar
46% Mar
$5 preferred B
2,600
21
x9'A
-No par
$3.50 conv 1st preferred-—No par
600
54
28
14%
28'/a
'
3%
54
26%
*26
,
54
Radio Corp of Amer„
:
21
203/4
*9%
*52
54
*52
■
*52
54
24,800
-
57%
90
3%
3%
4%
•57%
*83
■
90
*83
3%
3%
3%
3%
4%
4%
57%
••
57%
90
-
4 Ve
57%
4%
4%
57%
-—
—_
Apr 23
343% Jun
7% Jun
3% Oct
4
15% Jan
9
ay* Deo
4%
Jan
13
47% Dec
62%
Jan
85
Dec
88
Deo
2
Dec
Nov
Apr 25
26
52
NOV
12
38% Mar
55%
2
21
Oct
15
14%
8
11% Jan 16
21V* July
18'/a July
15%
'153/4
6%
*6%
15%
16
16
6%
6%
13
12%
12%
*113A
10%
10%
10%
10 3/4
10'%
*70%
71%
*70
70%
*70%
49
*47%
49
*6%
*12%
49
15%
6'/a
*6'A
13
*16
17%
6'/8
6%
*6
6'A
70
6%
.<
300
13
*113A
13
*113/4
13
*11%
18
*15%
18
.
100
10%
10 %
10%
10%
10s/a
71
69
69%
69
69
*68
■"69%
47%
47'A
47'A
*47
49
4%
4%
10 3/a
103A
3,000
'
•
99
*75%'
47%
'4%
4%
15%
14%
15%
98
*98
47%
15
15%
77%
98
98
98
*96
98
*96
98
763/4
75
75
*73
76
*73
74%
75
75
300
6
6
5%
6
6
1,600
-
4%
14%
1
263% Feb
3
23
Dec
11 % Apr
233% May
20
May
1% Jan
16
15% Nov
2
10
V* Dec
28
28
28% Nov
6
22%
Dec
273A Aug,
23 s% Sep
19
19%
Dec
24
13
2 3% Nov
9
39
Jan
15
68
Oct
8
11
Apr
30
18% Nov
6
87
87
78%
5%
5%
67
■
73A
78%
5%
24%
32%
*32%
8%
15
Republic Steel Corp
6% conv preferred
6% conv prior pfd ser A
No par
100
100
No par
——100
100
No par
98
*96
100
9%
88
*85
89
67%
*62%
67%
*62%
67%
7'/a
7%
7%
7'A
2,000
78%
78%
78%
78%
70
5 5/a
53A
23%
24%
233/4
32%
32%
73A
9%
9%
73/4.
9
9
*9
5%
5aA
5%
55/8
5 3/a
18%
*18%
18%
18%
18%
*18'/a
12%
12%
12%
12%
46%
12%
*44
46%
5%
5%
3,200
Reynolds
23%
23'A
23%
9,700
Reynolds
(R J)
32%
*32%
32%
30
7%
46%
46%
30%
30'A
•
7%
7%
*9
9%
5%
18%
12%
5%
7%
7%
5'A
8
9
93/8
1,600
1
22% Mar
9
400
5%
6%
3,400
19 3%
19%
700
Ruberoid
900
Rustless Iron & Steel
*12%
12'A
12
12%
*47
55
47%
47%
■:
30
12%
30
30'A
30%
2,700
Roan
Co
(The)—
3 5% Mar
>55
90
Corp
12%
Jan
Apr
10%
Not
70% Nov
7
53%
Dec
67 %
Jan
34
Dec
61
Apr
49
NOV
14
21
2%
Dec
33/4
Deo
2
14%
Dec
223/4
Jan
101 ya
19
Jan
5
96
Aug
77
Dec
97
Jan
21
Dec
11
Jan
129
Sep
9
20
Apr 23
313% nov
9
Feb
19.
129 % Mar
4'%
Feb
3
97
Apr
Jan
20
60
Apr
803/4
8% Jan
5
6%
Deo
15% July
85% Jan
19
75 Va
Dec
95
74
5% Oct 23
4
Sep
July
Dec
103/a
27% Jan
27
22%
Deo
34 y4
54
Jan
27
493/4
Dec
53%
Jan
9
Jan
15
7%
Feb
12%
Aug
6
Apr
23/4
Dec
934 Nov
7
6 Va Nov
20
19% Mar 20
14% May
47% Nov 20
42
23
No par
9% July
4% Oct
7
May 20
34% May 13
1
$2.50 conv preferred—
Dec
Apr
7%
23
65% Apr 30
33% Jan
6
1
*46%
6%
9%
7% Oct
'6% Apr 28
No par
2
2
12
86% Jan
May 22
6'% May 20
75'% Apr 29
16
Not
100% Mar
54
—No par
No par
Antelope Copper Mines
Sep
16
8
78% July 30
X
'Apr
Nov
3
4% Jun
1
7
Jan
2%
53
Nov
11
:
Dec
29% Aug,
18 V% July
22
70% July
Oil Corp
Ritter Dental Mfg
6
11
x94 % Jun
Richfield
19
6
13% Sep
—.-—10
6
9
2% Jun 22
Tob class B——10
Common
Mar
38 % Jan
100
conv
19
5%
19
12'/a
5% %
23%
32%
8
preferred
preferred—
5 % %
*32%
24'A
32%
*78
7%
Reynolds Metals Co
preferred
Spring—
5%
24%
32%
*5%
*44
88
100
Revere Copper & Brass
70
7'A
88
7
X55
—_—-1
12,100
7% Feb
12'% Feb
7% May 18
25
with warrants-:
Reo Motors v t c
•
*62%
78%
5%
5%
73/4
24
78
5%
6
88
63%
7'A
24%
*9
Preferred
6% Nov* 19
103% Mar u
No par
10
-1
Mfg Co_
Rensselaer & Sara RR Co
*773/4
89
63 '/a
*32%
*8
*86'A
%
7%
*773/4
8
78%
88
*5%
7%
*62%
67%
8
6
5%
87
*62%
Reliable Stores Corp
2,000
'
*75
6%
1st pfd
<fc Co
/. 90
!
4%
14 3A
15
14%
15
4 Vz
(Robt)
Reliance
Oct
23% July
ft
;
Remington-Rand
340
■47%
•
6%
Reis
300
4%
4%
'4%
4%;,
*15
Dec
8% Dec
"
15%
3% Jan
100
Hosiery
Preferred
■'
2
4% Nov
58
88
Apr 25
100
—
Silk
88
--No par
1
100
,JVo par
1
25
50
50
50
34% Jan
27
133/s Nov
9
8'A
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
53/4
Jan
21
Nov
Dec
143/4
Aug
Nov
48%
Jan
Deo
393/4 July
'A Feb
S
30%
31
*%
*
30%
ft
if
%
%
ft.
5%
*4%
*7
9
37%
106%
9
30'A
*'A
*%
5%
*4%
ft;
.
ft
5
37%
%
30
ft
ft,
.
%
*4%
9
5'
*7
30 %
■
9%
*4%
373/4
37'A
37%
37'A
37'A
37%
107%
107%
107%
107%
108'A
108'A
107%
10%
10%
10%
103A
20
20'/a
20
20'A
*93
95
*36%
38%
*92
114
%
*56
38
37%
*113'/a
115
*1131/2
115
*113'/a
114
*110'A
114
*110'A
114
37%
%
Ve
1
*%
16
16
2%
*2
59%
58'A
9%
9%
10
56
56
X7%
*9 %
*56
7%
7%
'A
ft
*%
*15%
2%
2
59
9'A
9%
9%
56%
7%
7 3/8
68
65%
66
♦63%
7
*63/4
7
*63A
*32
33
32%
32%
16%
16
16
2Ve
2%
2%
*15
15%
*1%
■
-
26%
29
*25
76%
76%
*17
*23/a
2%
*2%
2%
15'A
15'A
l'/a
*114
26
28'A
♦25
29
15
15%
15%
*15%
9%
9%
17%
17
17
15
15
15-%
15%
*15'A
9'A
93/a
9'/a
*16%
14%
*1%,
*25
28
283A
*75
*110
■'
16
9%
77
—
*76
*110
2%
15%
'
26 'A
*273/a
28'A
28'A
77
*25
26'A
.
■
1 'A'
77
10
16
2%
15'A
AVe
3,100
'
—No
preferred—
•
500
•
No
Inc
.
Steel Corp
Sharon
$3.50 conv
(W A)
Silver King Coalition
Simms
26'A
100
28%
1,900
77
110
Petroleum
2%
2%
2'A
2'A
*14%
15%
15'A
15'A
21%
20%
20%
20%
20%
2%
2%
15
15
*20%
125%
*123%
125
20 %
20%
20%
21
125
2'/a
:
*15
19%
17%
'
17
'
''
17
/
16 3/8
16%
13%
14%
*15%
15%
14%
15
15
16
153/4
15%
9%
9y4
9%
50
300
9'A
9'A
2'A
2%
2'A
2%
17-
*15
15%
*15
20
*19%
20%
20%
2'A
15%
21
1,300
700
21,700
7,700
500
124
123%
123%
123%
122%
122%
21
20%
203/4
20%
203/4
20%
205/8
*11%
150
2,900
11%
11%
*11%
12
ll3/4
113/4
11%
11%
*11%
11%
113/4
500
16%
163/4
16%
16%
16
16%
15%
16%
Xl5
15%
15
15%
38,800
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
15
15
15
15%
15
15%
8,400
34%
343/8
33%
33
33%
6,800
46
45
34%
34%
32%
v
32%
323/4
46%
*45%
*2%
2%
*23/4
2%
2%
23/4
2%
2%
*2%
*2%
2%
*2%
2%
2%
25/8
2%
2%
*43
46%
*43
32'%
46%
*44
33%
*44
46%
34
34
55%
54%
553/4
3%
3%
3%
*35
35%
35%
36%
36
3 6'/a
*35
36
*34
34%
34%
33%
345/a
34
34
110 V'a
110%
*47%
48%
48%
*47%
*94 %
%
*54%
3%
94%:
*94%
II
'
253/4
553/4
33%
,
$6
34%
*33%
34%
33%
33%
553/4
*54%
553/4
*54%
553/4
120
*47%
48%
~4%
97
*94%
35%
36
36
34
110%
3%
3
35
33/8
*108%
4
34%
34%
34%
1,100
*108%
110%
*108%
110%
30
*47%
48%
*47%
48%
3%
*112
~4%
4
*95%
97
3%
3,500
560
*112
_4%
4
97
*96
"4%
97
20,700
100
ii
3%
%
134
1%
1%
1%
1%
13/4
1%
1%
A5/e
1%
1%
*9%
93/i
9%
9%
*8%
9
8%
8%
8%
8%
*8%
-
23
79
Jun
94'/a
Apr 16
Aug 17
38
Nov
9
31
Dec
116
Jan
10
109%
Jun
115'A Mar
Jan
110'% Oct
21
107
Dec
112
ft Feb
10
26
Ye
Jan
%
Dec
20
11%
Dep
9
11
23
Dec
783A
Jan
4'/a
Dec
10%
Jan
14
10'% Nov
6
7'/a
Dec
Jan
6
48%
Deo
143A July
713A Jan
73% Nov
17
3'/4
Apr
51%
Apr
8
4% Jan
14
20
14
20% Aug 26
19% Apr 23
100
Smith (A O)
-No
65
10
Corp
Smith. & Cor Type v t c
No par
Snider Packing Corp
No par
2,500
13%
4,600
33
South Am Gold & Platinum
So
Porto Rico
8%
Southern California
5%
preferred
preferred
—
9
400
(The)
Sperry Corp
Spicer Mfg Co
—
$3 conv preferred A
Spiegel
Inc
Conv $4.50
preferred—.
Square D Co——
5% conv preferred
Squibb (E R) & Sons
I
$5 pref series A
Standard
Brands
Standard Gas
No par
No par
No par
No par
:
4
18 % Feb
5
50%
a®
3%
SVi
6
..No par
El Co
$4 preferred—
16 cum prior preferred
$7 cum prior preferred
5
18% Nov
1%
1%
53%
17'%
217%
30
49
2'%
293%
27%
108'%
40%
109%
23%
89 %
No par
.
12% Jan
5
24
20
6
28
28
28
16
17
16
24
1
9
10
29
May 2
Apr
Nov
Oct
Apr
Apr
Sep
Mar
Sep
Sep
Jun
Jun
Apr
Aug
Apr
Sep
25
14
28
26%
271/4
1,700
21,800
Standard
No par
18
25%
26'%
13,600
Standard Oil of Indiana
25
20
43%
43
43%
43
433/8
43%
433/8
43%
4334
43%
44%
20,940
25
30% Apr 24
39
39%
39%
39»/4
39%
39%
2,100
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Standard Oil of Ohio
L_
93/4
10
♦10
10%
39%
39%
39%
*25
25%
*24
25
25
25
58
58 %
*563/4
57%
57
57%
100
1,500
7%
7%
73/4
7%
7%
7%
7%
73/a
75/8
4
4
3%
4
334
3%
3%
3%
33/4
3%
33%
3%
2,500
6%
6%
6
6%
6
6%
6
6%
63/8
63/«
6%,
63%
19,100
5%
5%
5%
53/4
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
53/8
53/8
55%
5,700
49 %
50
49%
*123%
125
*1233/4
125
3%
4
3%
4
3%
3%
3%
x33/4
3%
13
12%
123/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13/8
1%
1%
1%
*l3/s
1%
1%
1%
12%
12%
12%
12
12
11%
12%
24
23%
23%
24
5
*4%
*12%
123/4
12
23%
23%
*23
*4%
21%
For
5
21%
footnotes
24
*23 y8
5
*4%
*4%
21%
see
21%
page
213/4
213/4
1,800
48
49
*47
49
49
49
400
125
125
*124
126
*124
127
120
213/b
Oct
112
Jan
114
Jan
14%
Feb
255/b July
Jan
15
Sep
Feb
18%
Nov
Dec
103A July
2«/8 July
4
5
21%
Oil of Calif
Starrett Co
10
Stewart-Warner
Corp
Stokely Bros & Co Inc
Stone
&
Studebaker Corp
Sun Oil Co
Class
A
pfd
No par
3%
2,900
12%
12%
2,300
1%
13/8
1,500
Mining Co
Superheater Co (The)
Superior Oil Corp
12%
1,800
Superior Steel
25'%
500
12
24
*24%
*4 5/0
5
*4%
5
215/a
I 21%
21%
22
Sunshine
Corp
Sutherland Paper Co
Sweets Co of Amer
3,800
Swift &
Co—
100
cum)
(The)
:
_100
No par
1
:
100
10
12'%
25
193/a
13
Jun
23%
120
Aug
x
16%
x
10
3
273/a
Jan
Dec
131/2
Jan
8
11%
143A
Feb
19 Va
Sep
Aug
Jul,
36%
Nov
13
19%
24
23% Mar
Feb
1
May
6
2
Dec
July 30
60
3% Feb
Dec
Mar
Dec
Mar
Aug 24
150
Aug
37%
2
OU
Jan
6% July
Mar
69
Nov
6
17% Dec
22
313% Jan
6
27 Ve
37
Mar 24
27%
393/4 July
38'/a July
60
Jan
3
4% Jan
6
45% Jan
14
383/8 Jan
6
Feb
11
59
24
114
>
49% Jan
6
113
Jan
Jan
6
110
Jan
8
Apr
54% Aug
60
July
July
Deo
Dec
3
34%
6*%
Jan
Dec
57'/a
Jan
31% Feb
111
Deo
40'A Aug
1173/4 Aug
48'/a Deo
8
5
Dec
47%
Dec
~3%
Dec
~65/a Jan
Jun
113% July
108
% Nov
% Oct 27
1%
Jan
2% Oct
14
%
Dec
4% Mar
11% Jan
14
8 3A
Dec
21V* Mar
13% Jan
14
10%
Dec
22% Mar
14
28'% Oct 23
17% Mar
25%
28
27% Jan
6
25% Mar
34 Ve July
Nov
12
33
Feb
46%
Dec
Aug
45
Nov
39% Nov
9
33
Dec
48 ya
343/4 Jan
16
29
Dec
40
Jan
Oct
23
51
Dec
66
Jun
4
par
Apr
33% Jan
1
(The)
(4'%%
33/4
•
No
Dec
Feb
28
5% Jan
3% Mar
5
1
:
Webster—
Apr
25% Apr
x_No par
Sterling Drug Inc——,
■
1%
13
233% Aug
1
42
Apr 24
25
L S_
(The)
9
Oct
39
3
Apr
May
Apr
Mar
253%
1%
35'A
Feb
10
343% Jan
No par
1
No par
No par
1
No par
No par
2
No par
——-1
—100
No par
No par
$4.50 preferred
27
21% Nov
9'% Apr 20
Jun
2
100
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
Sparks Withington
Spear & Co
144% Jan
29
12'% May 20
233% Jun
2
—No par
——No par
——100
Ry——
26
10
Co——7.50
Southern Natural Gas
Southern
26% Jan
26%
1%
Feb
Dec
3
25
13
95
111%
16
14% Apr
Edison——25
Southern Pacific Co
23/a Jun
153% Jan
14
No par
-—100
Sugar
preferred
6
17% Jun 27
122'% Nov 20
5
Greyhound Lines—--
17
Apr 17
1®% Mar
1
S'eastern
26
50
18%
7%
10%
124%
30% Oct 23
Jan
Nov
4
25
*48%
Jan
30 3A
9% Nov
6% Mar 11
15
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
26%
*124
5
Oct
133/8
10%
49%
Dec
22
9
4
43%
*
16 3A
Jan
5
24%
7%
Sep
Jan
2 Va
6
25 %
7%
Dec
40
21 %
Feb
10%
58%
Nov
Dec
15% Nov
25%
57%
Dec
6%
Nov
203% Jan
26%
57%
Nov
Dec
5%
59
1
2
10 %
7%
2
11%
1% Mar 24
27
Feb
Dec
10y» Jan
9
28.
243%
573/8
32%
Aug 27
Jan
26 %
58
4
Jan
10%
*57%
14
112
26%
26
17
Nov
100
27
*25
Nov
7
29
25%
26%
66
July 10
July 28
Apr 15
May 18
Apr
108
15%
9
13 %
par
26%
39%
60
15% Nov
% Apr
26%
39
33/4 July
Apr
49%
26%
*25
July
9
11
263/4
Jan
3/4 July
4
2% Jun 30
11% May 6
—15
——
1%
'A
17
Nov
10%
39%
33/s Mar 24
62
Sep
July
93A Nov
26
*25%
Nov
39%
6
26%
*10%
1% Sep
17
16% Nov
No par
preferred—
$5.50
25 5/a
*54'/a
3%
Oct
24
Mines—_—_5
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
25%
2,500
1,400
*112
4
%
253/8
*33%
34
34
48%
26%
*112
94%
ft
25%
~4%
4
95%
<
*35
*22%
*112
23
23
34%
"4%
50
*22
*22
3%
4 %
*35
*35
23
26
54%
*47%
800
50
34%
*112
1%
253/4
26%
115
1%
*22%
50
23
25%
*110%
1,700
*35
*40
*22%
26%
115
2%
23
50
23
*110%
200
23%
50
*40
*26
*34
2
45%
23A
2%
50
*22%
:
98
10% Apr
'
1,800
20%
*122
May 15
'
123 %
:
17%
35
.————No par
—10
Skelly Oil Co
Sep
Sep
Sep
23
Apr
54% Apr 29
4% Mar 6
30% May 21
Sloss Sheffield Steel & Iron
■
Jun
Jun
52'% July
15
Simonds Saw & Steel-
Simmons Co
Apr
Sep
113
8'/a
4% Apr 29
—
700
47
Dec
2
8
No par
Shell Union Oil—
Apr
1067/s
12 3A
1'% Sep 16
No par
Pen Co
Apr
May
3
No par
pref ser A
x
'/a
15
No par
(Frank G)
Sheaffer
3
35
3
Jan
8
4"% Jan
.——No par
Sharpe & Dohme
Shattuck
Jan
July
43% May
par
-1
No par
$5 conv preferred
44
110
6
4
Sep 22
ft Mar 21
5
Corp_„
Seagrave
10
21% Oct
10'% Apr
'
93/a
Dec
19% Jan
Va Jun
par
.——100
Seaboard Oil Co of Del——_No par
4,100
*75
ft
■ft Dec
1 % July
Apr 28
9% May 19
123%
78
25'%
109'%
106'%
No par
ISeaboard Air Line
4-2%
100
5
No par
No par
$4 preferred
l'A
110
23
—
Co
preferred
$4.50
153/4
■
7% Sep
5
Jan
2
29'% Apr 30
104
Jun 23
—5
100
Scott Paper
300
1,900
33
15%
153/s
15 Ve
15
*163/4
18
15%
15'A
15%
'
7
*32
VA
*110
*14%
33
200
,
.
63%
6%
2%
*75
*110
*110
*32
63%
7
7
—
Schenley Distillers Corp_.
5%% preferred
180
6,600
15%
*25
26%
29%
10
7%
65%
Jan
2
No par
Sears Roebuck & Co_
57%
7
9
22
100
preferred
Savage Arms Corp——
Servel
7%
33
15%
300
*56%
*63%
ft Nov
l'/a Sep
5%
5,800
7%
7
27
2
3
100
7,000
'
57'A
*2%
*1%.
*75%
29%
15%
2'A
57
65%
*32
700
10
7%
May 26
ft Jan
% Jan
preferred—
Safeway Stores
20O
*93%
15 %
1%
*28%
26%
*76
2%
15%
*1%
1%
33
7,200
9'A
*9
5%
—
-
59
9%
10
—100
—100
Francisco
preferred——-.
ISt Louis Southwestern
20
—
17
58'A
6%
'
%
*3/4
16%
*2
2'A
9
2,200
0
32
'A
v
>
58'A
9
56%
7%
7
15%
*2
9%
57%
'A
573/4
58%
9
*66
15'A
%
16'A
2
.
9
7
*32
'A
%
16'A
1
58%
37%
■
16'/a
"A
1
16
68
16%
38
37%
•
7
*64'%
200
.
•
115
*110'/4
*9%
7%
93%
115
9%
57%
7%
*93
93%
114
2
10%
371%
93
94
3,800
3,800
*113'/a
58%
9%
*10
37%
*92
10%
20'A
*110'A
*%
16
60
9%
37%
94
510
20
V
Louis-San
ISt
•
10%
20'A
114
%
1
2%
*2%
*92
10 3/8
10%
*20
;
108
115
115
*110%
16%
59%
95
37%
117
.
1,000
*373A
10%
.
37'A
Joseph Lead
80
37%
20%
%
50
9%
>8
1073/4
103/4
*%
5%
St
600
37%
20
•
'/a
*4%
9%
11
500
ft.
%
'.
5%
*8
20%
*16
r>
](T
%
5%
11
*110%
«
106%
107
*114
ft
'
9%
9 Vz'
20 %
.
.V>
ft
%
.
n
•
43
116%
3%
11%
Apr
Apr
61
2
8% Nov
6
9
4«/8 Jan
27
4%
Dec
3% May
8'A Jan
6'A
Nov
16
63/4 Nov 20
4%
Dec
8% July
2
28
13
6 % Nov
7
33/B
Dec
8V«
553/4 Jan
9
60
Apr
66 Va
Jan
Dec
126% Aug 17
117'/a
Jun
126
July
Dec
9
Jan
21
Jan
May 28
5"% Jan
14
3%
May 13
Apr 28
15% Jan
9
12%
Dec
l®/8 Jan
14
1V*
Dec
2% July
9% May 20
17% Feb 13
3% May 27
133/4 Jan
3
9'/a
Dec
16 %
Nov
18'A July
23'A Jan
20
25
1
Sep
16
24
Nov
4
43/4 Aug
1
Jan
26
3
Dec
193/4 May
5ya Aug
25
Aug
1839.
nrv-Jl
Monday* November -23; 1942
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
THE
183&
I
per
share
t
share
$ per
$ per
* per share
share
per
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
28 Va
28^/4
19%
19%..
19%
18%
19%
I8V4
I8V2
4%
4-%
4%
4'%
4%
4%
4%
4
5%
VJ
*0
*3%
*8%.
3%
3%
3%
8%
8%
8%
%
39 Va
39%
39
38%
39%
*3 Va
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
36%
36%
36%
36 Va
7%
7%
7%
7%
34%
7%
6%
7 Va
6%
7%
6%
7 VA
38 !a
36
3 Va
3
3
*49%
52%
*50
51
3%
3%
3%
8
7%
1%
1 Va
14
14'A
*9
9%
*6%-
*6%
351%
35%
*35%
36
*2%
3%
*2%
8
*7%
27
*26 %
26
%
1
Va
94
8%
28%
28%
39 %
39
5%
5%
5%
15%
14%
14%
1%
2
2
93%
600
28%
1%
14%
14%
14%
13%
14%
13%
14
25
25%
*24%
25%
25%
25%
25%
67%
7*%
7%
7%.
39 %
39%
39%''
39%'
8 Va
7%
8%
4%
7 Va
4%
•
69
69
69
*68
70
70%
7%
69
71
5
*4%
5
5
%
5
5Va
5 Va
5 Va
71
7%
7%
■
•
1,000
Va
*7
230
■:
70%
70
.
.1,200
5
*4%
7%
400
11,300
25%
13%
*25
25%
•
11%
14%
*11
■
.—000
6%
6%
7%
Sep,
2
Dec
17
38
May
60%
15
4% Jan
5
5t
34% Feb
27
Jan
3 V.
3% Sep
28
7
8
3%
7
12
10% Feb
9% Mar
85/ Mar 28
95% Jan
95% Aug
,
Jun
,
28
5% Oct
14
15% Nov
9
.Jan
4
7%.May 15
Corp^-—„——1
56%,Jun
preferred—1-^—-—^No par
jTruax-Traer Corp———No par
Tryscon Steel Co
;
10
:20th Cen Fox Film Corp.
No, par
$1.50 preferred.
4-——--No par
.Twin City Rapid Tran—^No par
1% preferred-^—
-—
100
$6
Cp„
Sep
Jan
5%
Jan
17%
Jan
Dec
10% Aug
Dec
%
Jan
2
75
Jan
Nov
10
60
Dec
13
4
Feb
7 Va
Sep
11 Va Jun
12
9%
Jan
11%
Aug
Oct
31
5
May
9%
26% Nov
2
16% May
NOV
6
%. Dec
78% Nov
Feb
6
% Nov
9
16
7 Va Jan
19% Jan
6
1% Jan
21 % Jan
7
5 Va May 16
J.t—I—-i——.1
35%
51%
6% Mar
Sep
Dec
24
1% July
Feb
27%
Sep
4 %: Dec
9 Va
Jan
16
,
Coa ch
99%. Dec
7 Va Aug
71
30
5% Jun
11
Dec
Dec
8%
7
2 Va Nov
% Mar 14
,
Jan
11%
Feb
4
12% Mar 17
3
8% Jan
St'I%—No par
18
Dec
37%
,
Jan
1%
Dec
27 %
34 Va Jan
43 % Jan
Twin
Jan
15% Nov
May 20
/
Jan
34
%. Dec
31% May 21
Tri-Continental
6
Nov
2
:
'22
Transue & Williams
Jun
24%
Mar 27
8
Aug
14
Oct
27 % Jan
Sep
40
Jan
30
Sep
5% July
Dec
1 % Nov
8V4 Jan
,t$4.50 conv preferred——No par
Detroit Axle_—
———10
Bearing--—.--No par
Transamerica Corp„i.—
2,
Transcont'l & West Air Inc-_
—5
1,300
t
44%
Mar 10
51
7
Timken
7,300
250
Jan
Jun
July
Nov
3
2Q
Jan
Timken Roller
400
.
11*
3
—0
Associated Oil—-
Water
10 Va
2
+_N( par
./
1,000
68
68
14.
13 %
25%
Tide
1,500
:
1%
1%
-
11%
14%
12
.
14%
11 Va
6 V2
*11
5%
14%
68
*6%
25%
*7%
*5%
*
preferred.!
Dec
17%,July
,
Aug
14
5 % Jun
R)_——_/————25
6%
Dec
,
4%
2'%. July 14
Transit Corp.-Np par
Avenue
$3.50 cum
1,700
1%.
11
ir
19
30.
7% July'
5%
20
41
preferred— III—10
;Thompson (J
2,800
38%
93%
5%
67%
Third
5,400
9%
38
12
6%
9 >% Jan
3% Apr
;.
28 3a
•
14%.
1%
11
2 Va May
——100
2,000
.
28 Va
94
*5%
68
-
,
5,600
1%
38 %
28
x38%-
12
*6%
11 Va
*11
11
11
11 Va
*11
68
6%
6%
6%
*6%
6%
6%
71
*68
70
Sep
„-No par
38%- Sep
Feb
32
23
Thompson-Prods Inc—
-—No par
jThompson-Starrett Co—-—-No par
700
15%
8%
8%
14%
1%
2
1%
2
.
70
71
1%
5%
11%
12
*11%
300
:
26%
15
11%
.■
-r—
Dec
5 V* Mar
5
24% Oct
Jun
4'/a May
3%
2
42
Dec
30'Va
7% Jan
Co———-
$3 div conv
.
300
8%
1-%
14%
5%,
14
10
:
3%
*26%
15
93%
,
28 Va
39%
14 %
*14
11%
11%
12
%:
5%
5%
5%
*14%
*68%
28
39%
28%
39 Va"
—_r~
Preferred
Thermoid*
1,600
t
34
*7%
V
26%.
8%
94%
93%
94%-
*
28%
39%
8
14%
9:
conv
Sep
Dec
16
'5
—No par
preferred
.The Fair—;
'
1V+
-
S3.60
.
9%
46%
7
•
7% Nov
.
par
;
Nov
8
28
35V4/Nov
.——100
Mfg Co—
Thatcher
37 % Oct
Jan
Dec
2
4% Apr
1
Nov.
3%
6
28
15
5%
38% Aug
Dec
34%;; Feb
10
28
July
Dec
16
21
Apr
May 26
~7~%
1%
Oct
.
3% Nov
5
400
—
share
24% Sep
/
3%. May
27
9% Jan
40
Apr
28
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
50
3%
3%.
26 Va
14%
9
'
94
■
14%:
15%
9
9 Va
1%
1%
1%
15
pat
200
4%
*33
34
8
-
par
—10
Texas Pacific Land Trust-
300
51
4%
4%
*3%
8
No
& Oil
Pacific Coal
4
Apr 28
2
'
*33
34
:
:•
3%
*50
51
4%.
4'/a
3%
»
7.
*49%-
51
*33
34
39%
*11%
:
4 %
4%
•
29
39%
3
*3%
1%
94
94
94
*28%
5,400
*7%
15%'
9
19%
3 %
27
14%
19
22%
21
*3%
7%
26%
23,500
26%
3%
Va
7%
7
51
*33
*7%
*1
7
7
36
51
4
*3%
26%
Texas
35
7
7% May 14
Sulphur——— „iNo
Texas Gulf -
2,000
*6%
51
3%
26%
Texas
2,300
3
34
34
34
*33
4,500
7%
*35 V4
3
4
4
3 Va
36%
7%
%
3
!
*3
36
7%
22
11
20
30.
35'
Gulf Produc'g Co
3 '/as
35%.
X6%
Apr
Apr
1 Vs Mar
—.5
Corp
7%
7
4
Telautograph Corp—.—
Tennessee
3
32
50
—5
•Texas .Co. (The)___—
3 Va
37 %
*34%
36
*2%
*37
28
7%
21%
6
20
Oct
Dec
29
Nov
7;200
39%
7
%
6
7 Va
7
7%
Va
*7
5% Oct
3% Aug
(James)--—
5Va% partic preferred-
,
35 3 a
6%
22
5
3 Va
1
*7%
7%'
21%-
21%
21
22
,
5% Jan
I per
10
35%
3 Va
-
35
9
19% Nov
1,400
8%
39%
39%
29% Nov
Dec
"3%
19'A Mar If
900
8%
'
39
20
4
*3%
3%
*8%
16 %
15% Aug 17
Talcott Inc
400
•
35
Highest
I per share
share
per
Sylvania Elec Prod's Inc——Np par
Symington-Gould Corp.
—.—-1
1,500
5%
5 Va
t
Lowest
Ltd———„_i-
Swift International
3,800
'•
Highest
S per share
Par
v
3,300
4%
Va
35
3%
36%
*21%
*
5 Va
39
*35
8%
9
39%
38%
18%
4
*3%
3%
9
39
18%.
4%
%
8%
3%
3%
*8%
29 Va
5%
5%
39
*34%
39
*34 Va
39
5%
5%
*5%
5%
*5%
*34 Va
39
*34 Va
4%
28 %
18%
18
19 %
28%
•28%
Lowest
Previous
Year 1941
On
—
STOCK
NEW YORK
EXCHANGE
Shares
f per share
share
'
for
the Week
Nov. 20
19
Nov.
Nov. IK
Nov. i;
Nov. 16
Nov. 14
Sales
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Range for
Range Since January 1
Basis of'100-Hhare Lots
STOCKS
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
Monday
Saturday
U
40
40
8 Va
8 Va
75
75%
75
113%
*112
73 3 4
113%
106%
106 Va
106 Va
106
14%
14%
14%
82
80%
81
*81
*24
24%
.
27%-
27
95 %
95%
96%
17%
17%
16%
16%
79 Va
24
27
*95
96%
96%
17%'
16%.
17'%
16%'
I6V4
*16V4
*110%
*110%
113
54'/a
54
53%
'
18 %
18 %
*18%
V!
14%
iV;
14%
19 Va
%
iV
J'}
54%
Sep
113% NOV
12
xlll%
Jan
115%
Nov
Jan
6
106%
Dec
112%
Sep
-—100
Un Air
United
18,100
Biscuit
900
-No
Co—!
¥i
19%
600
19%
14 %
19%
14%
1 J
%
14%
United
.7,000
$3
-
6%
6%
3%
41%
'7
6%
3%
*40%
41%
•
Va1"
6%
3%:
3 Va
40 V»
41%
■
>7 '
7
•:
•
40
40 Va
7 Va
*3%
5%
5%
5 Va
5 %
5%
27%
27%
27%.-
27
27%-
27
59%
58%
59%
59%
60
59%
..
27
60%
59
*103V
4%
4%
4%
5
4%
*104
104%
1
103%
104 Va
16%
16%
*3%
3%
3 %■
3%
3%
*4%
5
4%:
4%
4%
85
38 >4
33 Va
16 %:;
16%
16% "
35
37
37
9%
9%
9%
58 Va
58'%
9%
9 Va
58%
59%
•174
4%
104 Va
*102%
Jan
27
Jan
2
an
84%
84
84
84 Va
3 4'/a
35
34
57-
30%
«■:.
*98
%
%
*39 Va.
,
30
30%
30
.U S
U S
174%
6
*39%
40
40
*3%
3%
12 Va
—
30%
;■>
*26%
29%
■) •»
•'
'
*28%
30
30
12%
1,800
30Va
26%.
4
.
*26%
24%
24%
24%
23%
►.
98
98
99%
— 800
27%
42%
42%
42%
42%,
42:
43-
f
200
U S
2,600
US
ii
.%
8,800
fU S Realty &
:
24%
24
24%
17,700
96%
98
97
98
Impt-———No par
427/a
44
44
44Va
60%,
*60%
61%
60 %
49 %
49%
49 %
49%
111%
111%
111%
49%
48%
111% 112
111%
19%
61 %
*1%
¥i
20
*19%
20
47
*45
60%
Va
1%
'
*45
1
ia
'
.
60%
U. S
60
1%
1,100
1
*la
1
%
];[
%
sr
59%
59 %
*49
59 %
52
52%
52%
15
15
14%
14%
150
156
150
150
*144%
59%
59%
59%
*150
150
*144%
150
15
*59%
600
■
60
No par
158
24%
*24
17%
17%
*10%-
10%
*24%
25
*17
23 3+
35
33%
17%
11
10%
10%
*23%
25
*50
70
*53%
70
23%
*22%
24
2%
2%
39''2
*39
115
115
21
27%
*26
38%
38%
115
*53%
,
2%
2%
22%
*2%
37%
115
115
20%
20 Va
33%
*50
64
64
*53%
*20 Va
25%
20%
27%
*26
*26
34
5660
22%
2%
*10%
10%
10%t
10"%
34
*50*
53Va
*48
60
*53%
60
2%
23%
2%
37%
27%
29
*28 %
29%
76
76
*74Va
77%
135
*23 %
20
20
26
26
29
29
*74%
*132
23%
*114%
116%
29
*X32
10%
341%
*22%
24%
78
■135
23
2%
37%
*115
*20%
*26
29
*74%
*133
*23%
*33%
55
*48
■
600
.
400
*53%
37%
,
37
*115
20
22%
27
29
76
135
.
*26 Va
29
*74%
135
;
2%
.
11% Jan
26
60
Nov
12
174
Nov
10
6% Jan
14
1
May
37%
■
27
1,100
160
310
20%
■
100
29
1,100
78
50
135
„7%
8
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
21 %
22
21%
21%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
*24%
25
24%
25%
24
24%
23%
24%
24 Va
24'.%
24%
25%
10
,
r
3,500
2,200
•'
4
7%
41
Sep
21
33
Feb
43
Jun
28
3 4'A Jan
27
20
Apr
33%
Aug
28
2
20
May
Dec
23
5%
Jun
10
54%
Apr
Feb
28% NOV
7
20'A
Dec
31% Aug
Feb
Sep
114
7
July 30
7
25 Va
Dec
Nov
9
18%
Apr
26
Mar 11
%
Dec
13%
Dec
31
1
I; 13%
6
May
1
.'37% Apr 17
58
Apr
28
44% May 20
Jun 30
107%
15% Apr
29
!
39% Mar 27
2'/a July
;
...
17
58
Dec
103 Vs
Sep
51'A Jan
14
43%
Dec
65 Va
Apr
71
19
69
Dec
76 '/a
Jan
47
Dec
70%
Jan
Jan
55% Jan
3
119% Jan
13
105'A
Dec
Jan
5
19 Va
Dec
46 Va Jan
14
24
„
J40V 20
Oct
preferred—..u——.—4—100
142
1st pfd——_.100
147
I
-
—4
preferred.
Chemical Co
preferred
Jan
20
May
Jan
1%
1
Nov
Jan
62
Sep
16%
Jan
Nov
43%
Sep
64
6
140
May
157
21
133
Jan
162
v
Jan
Oct
5
100
20
29% Feb
6
15
Apr
31
20% Jan
3
15%
Dec
34 Vi
2
8%
Dec
15
Mar
20% Aug
.28
July
7% Jun
19
24
Mar
112% Jan
9
12,
50
July 30
55
Sep
Detinning Co
—25
-25
100
100
Preferred
Vultee Aircraft Inc..
preferred;
—1
No par
% Aug
A Jan
23
2
Jan
-
—100
4—A
% Sep
% Jan
14% Jun 25
22
May
.
1
12
11% Mar
26
116 % July 15
41% Jan
6
25
•
Sep
55
Jan
19
57
Nov
18
66
19
20
Dec
116
Aug
Jun
45
July
57
Mar
Aug
39 Va
60
Jan
Mar
111 Va
25%. Jan
Dec
66
Aug
18% May 26
Works.——5
preferred—-
$1.25
159
30
Virginian Ry. Co...—
6 %
150 Va. Jan
a———5
100
Ry—A
Va-Carolina Chem
No par
6% div partic preferred"-!
100
Va El &,Pow $6 pref—
—No par
Va Irom Coal & Coke 5% pfd—100
Vulcan
Apr 24
Apr 30
,
29.
Jan
50%
1%
x
;
4
—
Van Raalte .Co IncL
1st
Oct
1
33%
t
Sales—v
•
6
May
1% Oct
Jan
130
'
Mar
42
61
15
Sep
10
..Nov
41
% Apr
28%
25 Va Nov
100
Mar 10
54
.,
Sep
Oct
105
30%. Aug
1
27
Apr
10%
,
34 Va
% Aug 21
20
4% Aug
2 Va
14% Oct
4 Va
Jan
Jan
%
No par
'
Jun
30
12
Pictures
Jan
27
15
Leaf Tob
Jan
9 Va
Feb
Dec
—
July
69%
183
Apr
4%
July
13
Dec
37% Dec
17Q
Oct
19
8% Feb
,
Sep
July
93%
Dec
5
,
4%
Dec
Victor Chemical
200
1,100
117
22%
8
26
,7«
Vicks Shreve & Pac
23
117
43% Oct
%
Vick
.
~io
60
*22%
21%
8
;
55
60
2%
9
Jan
14%" Nov
•
Dec
83
42 Va
-1%
22%
8%
900
•
34%
*21%
*8
1,400
23%
23
2%
Dec
7
26% May
.No par
—4——100
Vanadium Cofp of Am
—No par
Van Norman Mach Tool—.
2;50
*114%
34
7
25
2%
Feb
15
Preferred
30
■
17
23%
17
52% Nov 20
Vadsco
1,800
itf
17
*33%
27
5% Nov
10
,117
Dec
% May 25
8%
16%
37%
76
135
23%
*J3
*23 %
24%
Feb
2%
4 Va
34% May 20
12 /July 15
Universal
180
16%
*115 Va
20%
29
*132
*10 Va
*23%
Apr
•
Dec
8 Va
Jan
;
conv
Universal
100
151
17%
38
76
135
17
24%
115
28%
*131
*23%
*114%
*114%
33%
*22%
*50
23%
17
10%
24%
23%
17%
*116%
*116 Va
*33%
23%
.
..100%
1
$6
V
%
%
n
ItS
17
21'
A———1——5
preferred—
No par
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp—
1
Stovkyards Corp J,...
s
*%
106% Jan
87
United Stores class
—
150
151
150
Jan
Dec
16% Oct
,
28
'
——.25
preferred.w-*
1%
1,400
'
100
Co.;
Tobacco
United
.7,800
52%
*144%
150
10%
4 Va
•
2Ve Apr
Corp..—•—w.No par
Preferred ——4-,
'
*150
156
*150
*59
*144%
150
45%
■i».
*144Va
14%
60
*44 '/a
1%
52
16
24% Apr
50
Preferred
I U S Steel
.1,600
45%
60
14%
20
1%
150
15
*19%
20
:
'2,400
*44%
*14
*14%
25,200
111%
1%
14-%
52 Va
20
Dec
5% Jan
34% Jan
1st
200.
-49
•
47%
14%.
52
•
61
48%
111
111%
1%
*44%:.
*49
52
20
*60 Va
62
48%
111%
1%:
45
52 Va
*49
*146
20
60 V4
x48
49V4
1%
44%
1%
20
60%
112
1
47%;
*1%
1
*19%
48%
1,300
Co.——
-10
preferred——4—100
U S Smelting Ref & Min—
.50
; U S Rubber
'2,400
111%'
*60%
Jan
3
-1
Foundry
—20
Playing Card Co——4
10
Plywood Corp-—
-1
29%
5% July
Apr
4% Apr
pat
'US Pipe &
30%
24
*
3%
79
22
29%
99%
43
16
Sep
Nov
51
42
99
30%
24%
*42%
6'A Sep
Sep
3%
■
Dec
———100
preferred—
30
98
100
Dec
20% May
10
May
7
Prior
100
23%
25
98%
1%
-
6
Jan
'
'A—
'
24 Va
97
6 Va
60
No par
Partic & conv cl
u1,300
12%
31
".."
Jun
30
6% May 14
Corp—
Leather Co-%——No
U S
200
-
2%
5
159
,
110
*101
%
%
-
J if
X»>
26%,
30
30
30
14
27
*3%
4
12%
115
*98
107
*98
12%
..
Jan
22
3
40'% May 13
Co__—4-—-20
preferred
—„
^—100
Hoffman Mach
8
Jan
30%
Feb
17
—5
5 V2 % conv preferfed——-4—-50
U S Industrial Alcohol—4—No par
U
600
*5%
1%
Dec
77% Apr
_No par
Freight Co—
Dec
35
2% Sep
/ 2% Apr
Paperboard—
Gypsum
7%
610
v
A
13%
72 % Jan
11% Apr
4
6%
30
900
3,800
?
9%
58%
*173
,
15
1
93''2 Mar 27
.c—__—
'
3%
*12 Va
30%
30
%
■
40
3%
27 %
*29 V8
30
31
31
*5%
6%
9%
59%
174%
*173
174
12%
112
27
27%
*29%.
31
58%
59%
par
•
330
'
12%
"
■
30
3%'
4
13
30
*29
430
'
58%
9%.
*9
9 %
s.g
30%
*26%
■»"
34%
Sep
3% Jun
US & Foreign Secure
1,300
Sep
48% Jun
—10
-4—No par
$6 1st preferred—i———No par
U S Distrib Corp conv pfd
100
United
.400
v..
84%
34%
30%
27%
3%;
34
*39%
27%
.
84-
172
30
2,200
Feb
52
21%
•
15
50
3% Mar 11
preferred—---No par.
$5
United Mer & Manu Inc v t
Dec
113%
Dec
13
3% Nov
28
21
25% Jun
'
85
40»%
105
16%
16%
16%
4%
*39%
105
400
4 %
40%
115
103%
35
Jan
14% July
->
7% Sep
15
1% Apr
'
*3%
*39%
*93
*102%
103
Improv't——No
Gas
17 Va
^ Oct
v
33 % Aug
United
8,900
3%
40 Va
a
4%
4%
Va
301
1C2%
104
4%
4%
4%
*39%
*3%
4%
*3%
*6%
30 Va
United
4%
*174
*12%
3,900
3%
6 Va
4
60%
4%
*6%
12%
60%
3%
%
j;
Eng & Fdy—
——5
United Fruit Co.*.—_*._No par
3 %
"6%
12%
600
4%
*6 Va
*3%
.1,100
,16%
9
4% Apr
23
Jan
_/
16% Jan
July 28
11
Feb
20
July
44%
.
Dec
Dec
2&
55% Oct
1
May
16
'
5%
26%
8%
108%
Jan
31
'
9% May
16
*
47 a
9'
Jan
85 %
-
i'
17;
Cos—_—5
Coal
Electric
United
*5%
60%
17
•18% Nov
85%
Dec
Oct
'
60
28%
5!
Feb
30
Sep
'
Dec
6
104% Jan
Oct
Preferred
120
...
24%
y36% Jan
3
37
*26 %
27
*26%
16%
6%
6
38%
38 V2
a
5 Va
5%
United
600
24-
4
1-7
Drug Inc—5
Dyewood Corp_4
—10
100
United
3,400
»
"
16%
16 Va
59
58
*174
—
4%
'
.i'fe
3%
35
*83%'
85
*83%
85
38!
38%
40
,
3%
'
5%
*5%.
*5%
*27%
7.,
■%7
3%
6%
3 Va
>
V4
*3
3 Va
Dec
113
"
3%
73
17
Apr
Corporation—
preferred
6
104% Mar 24
Corp-^-.—No par
—No pat
—
—No par
'United-Carr Fast
27,500
14%
Dec
81% Feb
16
Dec
57%
9% Mar 10
par
preferred——100
Carbon Co
—
;—No par
5%
United
•11%
5
17
7%' Apr
.
•
1,500
9'
23% Jun
89
'
54%
15% Oct
85% Nov
-
1
21% Aug
conv
.108
27%
•
2
-74% Jun
*
14%
■
Jan
79%
—5
preferred—_———_100
Lines Transport
——'-5
5%
113
*110%
*19%
19 Va
':
113
55
12%
Feb
^-No par
Union'Tank
*
16%
*16
55
*110%
54%
14%
14%
16%
Deo
60
'United Aircraft Corp
500
17%
16%
17%
16 Va
113
19 Vs
14%
16%
16%.
:
96
*95
17
53%
16,600
'
96
*94%
96 %
16%
16 %
■
1,000
27%
preferred—
Car——1
4%
500
79%
24%
Sep
7
9
10
May
63% Jan
Union' Pacific RR Co
26%
,
37%
5
76 'a Nov
May 6
100% Mar 24
California———5
__100
Union Oil of
*79
27%
Dec
9% Jan
28
108
3,800
81%
23
21
Apr
$5 pfd—No par
series—-,_No par
Preferred $4.50
•.
2,200
*24%
24%
27%
140
14%
80%
79%
24%
26%
79%
104%
14%
81%
79%
15 Va
14%
104-%
14%
,
41% Oct
Va Sep
No par
—No par
Carb
Carbide &
Union El Co of Mo
113%
*112
.105
24Va
—
i.i
11!
8,700
74%
73%
73%
113%
79%
16%
18
18
Paper—
Union
27%
96%
53%
Union Bag &:
81%
80%
80 Va
16 %•
54
*53
1,700
24
-•
26%
*110% 113
113
*110%
7%
79 %
27%;
26%
7%
24
24%
*24
80%
*
79%
79 %T
79%
*79%
Fisher,Co——,1N0 par.
8
14 Va
14%
14
14%
80%
Under. Elliott
105
106
-*105
14%
2,600
*112
113%
*112
105%; 106
Va
15
39%
73 %
74%
73 %
75%
113%
*112
'39%
2
7
40
8
-
28% Jan
58
39%
7%
40
7%
75 Va
*112
39%
Mar
27%
Sep
2
2% Oct
7
%
Dec
2%
Jan
21
18%
Dec
1
Jan
22 »/a Jan
8
40% Oct
118'%
July
114
Dec
14
Jan
3
21% Nov
10
11
Dec
23%
Sep
24
Apr
29
31% Jan
20
30%
Dec
42
Jar!
13
29
Dec
33%
110% May. 4
,
28% July
26
May 22
70
Jun
120
Mar
24
11
6% May 22
116
Sep
29% Oct
96 Va Mar
138
Jan
11
Feb
5
89
Feb
105
No*
9
135
Mar
143
Jun
10% Mar 25
16% May 22
25
Apr
1
21% July
30% Jan
26
W
'100%
7%
*7%
7%
*7%
7%
7%
7%
*7%
20 V*
7%
*20
20%
20%
.20%
20 %
20%
20 Va
Xl.9%
102
*100'%
*100%
102
For footnotes see page
1839.
102
*100'%
102
*100%
7%
20
102
2,800
7%
7%
400
19%
19%
1,800
*100%
102
Wabash
RR
preferred
100
—No par
No par
4 Va % preferred with warr._—100
Waldorf
System
Walgreen Co
2
7% Oct
7
6%
Dec
9%
Apr
Apr
23
20% Nov
18
15%
Dec
22 %
Jan
97% Jun
19
102 Va Oct
30
96%,
Jun
105%
Jan
6% Mar 25
16
Volume
156
THE COMMERCIAL
Number 4127
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW AND HIGH
Monday
Saturday
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5 ¥4
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16 ¥4
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1
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Washington .Gas Ltr Co——No
100
Waukesha Motor Co:
17%
!
400
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*2%
2 ¥2
*2%
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i
—
16%
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60
67
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99 ¥2
17 ¥4
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15
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17
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440
109 ¥4
:
290
West Penn, Pr Co 4%%
Jan
Penn El
¥2 Jan
*5 %
11%
*11 ¥a
11%
I
1% Jan
9.9%
|
100
16%
17
*2 ¥4
2
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6
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1 Va
26%
6
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27 ¥2
14%
21
8
25
Feb
38
Feb
2
14
Dec
14
Oct
23
10%
Dec
17% July
9
10 Va
Dec
20 ¥4
July 22
l¥a
Dec
4¥4 Jan
25% July
74 ¥2 Jan
3
12
65 ¥• Mar
34
par
91
Jan
22
106%
Jan
104
Jan
8
99%
Dec
115
Jan
93
Jan
8
89
Nov
107%
Jan
113 ¥2 Jan
9
112
Mar
117¥a
Jan
15
Dec
25
Apr
41% Apr
27
36
27
100
102
Apr
May
<
1
Dec
21
Feb
6
97
100
16
104 ¥2 Jan
2
104%
9
17% Oct
10
15 ¥4
Dec
3% Jan 27
1%
Dec
Sep
12% May
a.10
2
100
18
Apr 28
-—100
4% May 20
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23¥b Feb 18
—No par
13% May 27
100
'
88
10 ¥2 Sep
No par
100
,
28
-100
pfd
'
Jan
6
r_
Westlnghouse Air Brake
Sep
23% Jan
19
10 Vi Nov
,—100
:
¥4 Oct
17 ¥2 Nov
X71% Nov
7 ¥2 Aug
■
'■
Sep
Deo
Dec
1% July
Feb
59'/2 May 20
Maryland
'
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16% Mar
2d preferred.'
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6
Western Union Telegraph
4,900
77
"5
20 ¥4 Jan
-Western Pacific 6%'preferred
| 7,500
14%
preferred
Western
6¥s
Jan
16
Jan
May 18
preferred
—
Western Auto Supply Co
1
14%
14%
6
*5¥b
1 ¥».
26%
V
¥2
17
1% Nov
53
15
Gfa
2,500
■
1% Nov
2% Feb
6
6
preferred
6%
&00
99 ¥2
16%
•
6% Oct 21
80% Oct
15
.No
class A
1%
'
26 ¥4
3
11
-w-1
West Va Pulp & Pap Co
West
270
99 ¥2
16%
2%
14%
60
73
420
l¥a
Apr
No par
109
'
•
1 ¥a
14%
12
West Indies Sugar Corp—
62
■
Dec
13%
No par
$4 conv preferred!..-
!'!'• 700
par
—No par
72%
'
109 ¥2
26%
/: 14%
;
Eisenlohr-.;—
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
?
9 ¥4
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7
2
5
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15
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| 2,100
71%
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74
64
109 ¥4
99%
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59
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63
109
2%
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26%
9%
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*1 ¥B
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<■
4
% Aug 13
——1
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74
63%
109
13
12%
*97%
17 ¥2
2%
109
58
60
:
74
-
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58%
71
64 ¥4
•
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73%,
91/4
67 ¥2
13
:
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9%
58%'
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16%
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77%
,
65 ¥2
¥2
16¥B
74
Nov
16
\
14
16%
Sep
Jun
1
29% Nov
13 ¥* Jun
15
17%
*70 ¥2
6%
6
39 ¥2 Jan
*14 ¥2
17 ¥a
Dec
6¥a
35% Nov 20
*13 ¥4
74
2 ¥4
Dec
Nov
8
17%
Webster
Sep
5
14%
'
Sep
15 ¥4
21% Sep
24% Oct
13%
2%'
36
Feb
3
No par
14%
*2%
May
xl2%
6
-May 14
¥2 Jan
-
Pipe
*17 ¥4
2%
25 Va
8
35% Now 20
*13 ¥4
*2%
12
2
17%
.
14
Jan
13%
¥2
5% Nov
19
*17
2
per share
"
*12%
15
Highest
t per share
16¥4 Oct
27
x65
share
No par
Fdy &
Year 1941
Lowest
41V4 Nov
17
17
15
per
4
Feb
13 ¥4
■
(
% May
4
——.
Preferred receiptsWarren
$
22
16
No par
—
—
$3 preferred
250
2% Jun
No par
preferred
Receipts
share
5
fWarren Bros Co
.
per
Range for Previous
100-Share Lots
Highest
50
Pictures
Bros
15 ¥4
9%
13 ¥4
14%
6%
17
99 ¥2
.*5¥2
79
*75%
Class B
preferred-!
,1,000
27'%
200
6%
13 ¥4
17 ¥»
'
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*26'/4
of
3 ¥2 Apr 23
31% Apr 17
13% Mar 23
No par
No par
15
*97 ¥2
2%
1(f
6%
Ward Baking Co cl A
200
17 ¥4
" ;
109%
13
7C
75
4%
27%
-
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14
17
73
64
6¥s
No par
No par
Div redeem preferred
15%
*70
56
64 ¥2
30%
*2%
.
>;
97/B
73
.
34%
17 ¥4
74
*9%
*26 ¥4
6 Va
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*13 ¥4
.
17
*
27%
t
Walworth Co
*15 ¥4
.
2%
17
*70 ¥2
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Par
100
-
Basis
Lowest
1,200
16 VA-
4Va
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6 Va
76
34
*29
lil
On
7,100
39%
1%
1;
35
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•
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*
1%
Va
34%
'30
*2%
1%
1
5
*4%
12
6%
75
4%
*25 y2
28
6
76
1%
.
34%
*34 ¥4
6 ¥4
4%
Range Since January 1
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Shares
5
*15%
16%
%
*27 ¥2
5*1
NEW YORK
the Week
t per share
5
5
5
Sale* for
Nov. 20 %
<
I per share
share
per
5
40
*4 ¥2
:
t
Friday
Nov. 19
Nov. 38
-
share
39%
*16
5¥s
STOCKS
Thursday
Wednesday
Nov. 17
RECORD
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Nov. 16
\
,
1839
8% Jan 28
2
13
19 ¥4 Feb
-
4%
Sep 23
Oct
5
30
Apr
Dec
20% July
107
Oct
29% July
4% July
9
July
sa
Feb
18%
Feb
31 ¥2
Nov
15
Deo
24 V*
July
Oct
105
Jan
Dec
141
Mar
1 ¥s May
-
'
'77% ■;
77 ¥4
*116 ¥2
77
•
*26 ¥4
¥
77 ¥4
.•
118
*116 ¥2
28
*26 ¥4
28
76 ¥4
119
,
77%
76
118
116%
*26 ¥4
28
*26 Va
1
27 ¥4
26%
26%
*26%
27 ¥4
106%, 106%
*105¥a
106%
106%
106 ¥2
*41%
50
26
*41%
¥2
*41 ¥2
50
*82 ¥2
88
*19
19%
*61 ¥4
*41 ¥2
».
•
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*26
50
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.
88
*82% ' 88
19%
*18%
61
¥2.
50
26%
*41.%.
88
i
107%
50
*82%
.
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,
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f
62
61%
617/a
*60%
62
>
410
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(
15V4
*13%
14%
*13%
14%
i
—-
131%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*4%,
f 3,600
t 4,600
15%
14 ¥4
13%
13%
13%
4%
5 ¥s
4%
4%
4%
»
4%
3 Vb
3¥b
3¥b
27/b
?.
2%
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49%
*35
49%'
*tc<
*19%
20%
*19%'
20i%
*19
2 ¥4
2 ¥4
15 ¥4
19'
19 *
*3
3 VB
*39 ¥2
49%
*19 ¥2
20%
49 ¥2
20 ¥2
*2 ¥4
2%
2%
*2 ¥4
1%
17/b
•-
*7%
1%
1,200
,
5
3
3
*4%
*2%
-3
49%
*35
20%
*19%
7%
4 ¥4
58 %
I
2
7%
;
4 ¥4
*109%
4 ¥4
*
1%
2
7%
7%
4¥a
:
57 ¥4
V
*109 ¥a
120
;
57 ¥♦
.
4
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2 VA
2%
1%
.
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■
1%
7
2%
1%
7%
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4
"
58
*109%
--7% :
120
-
120
19 ¥2
19%
19%
19 ¥2
29 ¥4
29 ¥2
29 ¥4
29%
29
16 ¥4
16 ¥4
16
*47%
!
•
$4 conv
2¥*
t
50 ¥2
120
*106
*19
115 ¥2
47%
4 %
\
52 Va
*22
*1091/2
preferred-,
t 3,700
/< 2,000'
4¥4
| 6,700
I
4¥8
,
54'
•
112
54%
*109¥2
120
Woolworth (F W) Co
Worthington P & M
16%
;
47
*46
/
50%
*46
1
97
*95%*- 99-
47
22 %
*22
-
-1
52
12%
12%
120%
*120 ¥4
7%
7 V*r
31 ¥a
82 ¥2
7%
30 ¥4
100
10
to
'
*46¥2
96
90
'
x5i
51
■
-
22 ¥2
12 ¥2
7%
*7
30%
*81 ¥2
83
¥4
*22
51 ¥4
7 ¥4.
30 ¥2
30%
82
82
...
v
82%
¥2
'
9 ¥4
9¥a
16%';
16%
2¥b
2Vb
'
9¥b.
16% 'v
shares.
.
9 %
9 ¥»
'
16%v 16%
'
2¥b
2V4
'
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9
-•
t In
¥b
9%
•
9%
2¥b
receivership,
16%
-
16%
2 ¥4
16%-. 16%
2 ¥4
9¥b
2 ¥4
2 ¥4
Deferred delivery,
a
n
139-
310
|
'
,
1,900
(
2,500'
New Stock,
r
Stocks,
and Miscel.
Bonds
Bonds
-
Bonds
—
Total——-a—
$3,684,100
$290,000
$1,000
5,689,100
595,000
11,000
7,644,600
682,000
5,000
'
U.
•«
658,000
4,000
7,799,400
502,592
7,574,000
407,000
8,000
Deo
110% Oct
Oct
115
Nov
Sep
7
19%
Deo
33%
9
23 ¥»
Deo
34 ¥a
16
Dec
25% July
July 28
98
Mar
147
Mar
130
13
117
17
54
Jun
.No
par
80
Jun
par
39
Apr
15% Jan
85
Jan
26
47%
Dec
26
50 ¥a
Dec
Jan
15
86
Apr
122
July
62
Jan
8
50%
Dec
80
Jan
3
23 ¥2 Oct
13
14 ¥4 Nov
9
10 ¥4
Dec
Aug 17
109%
Dec
2
28
.
121
Jan
15
Dec
73% Aug
75% Aug
22%
17 ¥4
Jan
Jan
120
Jan
¥4 Jan
7% Nov
9
Dec
12
\ 37 ¥2 Jan
13
29
Dec
42%
Jan
Oct 20
76
Deo
93
Aug
Dec
18%
Jan
8
Dee
1% Apr
15%
Apr
3%
Oct
87
,
12 ¥4 Jan
5
19
17% Nov 12
1% May 21
2% Jan 26
Ex-rights.
Jan
Aug
July
Jan
24
10 ¥2 Apr
Jan
104
23
No
Jan
57 ¥4 Jan
9
y
8ep
109 ¥a
28
24
Nov
8% Feb
7
77
21% Jan
44
No par' *
1
Vr Deo
Dec
Deo
X30¥a Nov
42*% Jun
7
5'
6
4¥b
60¥a
6
106
par
13
2% May
2% Jan
Apr
22
100
Ex-dividends,
x
287,000
32,000
5 ¥4
9 ¥4
H Called for redemption,
t Unit of trading
$61,000
Shares)
$2,919,000,
.
Government
$354,000
$11,000
622,000
107,100
855,000
86,625
567,000
98,625
1
-c.
_1_
—!
<
.
,v. ■
$366,000
55,000
"l,000
911.000
3,000
2,000
572,000
75~000
729,000
$19,000
$3,677,000
101,415
430,000
4,000
557,145
$3,538,000
$120,000
1942
3,316,390
1942
1941
102,947,506
Stocks^—No.
129,211,878
of shares_i.
—
665,000
4,000
710,000
[Jan.1 to Nov. 20
—
557,145
Total
$1,000
107,020
—
Foreign
Corporate
43,000
■
Week Ended Nov. 20
1941
3,123,952
Foreign
Domestic
56,360
——
$43,479,200
$40,499,200
Bonds (Par Value)
of
■/•
a
Wednesday
Thursday
9,089,000
20,1942
1
•
Tuesday
7,989,000
8,770,000
^
*
Saturday
Monday
8,331,600
7,137,400
1942
of-shares.,
1%
Stocks
6,295,100
/ Week Ended Nov. 20
Stocks—No.
July
(Number
$3,975,100
3,123,952
Jun
26 ¥a
125
—;
Special sales,
Week Ended Nov.
Sales
521,190
^
54 ¥b
Dec
13
Zonite Products Corp
Bond
658,980
——
Feb
18 ¥a
Nov
Total
Government
514,290
-
41
13
6% Jan 20
May 14
s
12
73% Jan
3
Apr 23
Jun ; 3
Jan 12
Cash sale',
53'
Jan
Jan
22 ¥4 Jan
j
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
United States
Foreign
666,280
Thursday.
5%
Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange
260,620
*
8 ¥4 July
Dec
' Preferred
100" 111 ¥2
Young Spring & Wire—
No par
5
Youngstowh S & T_„
:
No par' '
28¥4
15 % % preferred series A——100 V 78
Exchange
Railroad
Number of
Shares
Wednesday.
Dec
2¥«
——100
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Monday—--———..
2%
;
Transactions at the New York
Weefc Ended Nov. 20,1942
14
27
-117
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co———25
Yellow Truck & Coach cl B—
1
Jan
5% Nov
¥2 Aug 26
14 ¥2 Jun
series——100
Zenith Radio Corp
| 2,000
17%
3 ¥2 Jan
Youngstown Steel Door—..No
j 4,200"
15% July
Dec
„—100
—
Wright Aeronautical-^
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
1,600
Jan
6
1
21 ¥2 May
No par
Prior pfd 4¥2% Conv series
j
7 ¥2
30%- 30%
~
Prior pfd 4¥2 %
| 500'
J 4,000
100
/ 1,000
12%
81
■
-
'
-
22 ¥2
-
12 ¥2
7%
'
,{.
120%- 120 ¥2
121
:-v-
17
10
preferred A
a6% preferred B_J
300
]
10 ¥»
10¥a
Sep 23
.107 ¥2 Jun
—10
(Del)
1%
•
—
I
99
51 ¥4
•
12%
*120 ¥2
46¥s
!
Woodward iron Co
—
5
'50
*94
'
22 ¥2
12%
121
30 ¥b'
82%
and, asked prices; no, sales on this day.
reduced, from
*46
50
*7 ¥4
31%
•
46%
*46
-
22
.>
12%
84
*46
50
51
22
22%
...
46%
51
120%
2¥a
2 ¥4
♦Bid
114
120%
9¥b
16%
'
2 ¥4
124
*106
51
^.No par
i
*116¥2
*47%
—No par
Jan
5
1%. Apr
;
76
17
3¥b
,
Jan
30% July
Apr
7
$6 preferred—
Jan
36 ¥2 July
15% Jan
16
110,800
114
Dec
16
I
124'
15
58 ¥2
8% Oct
16¥4-
*106
69% Jan 29
2 ¥4 Oct
19¥8
*116 ¥2
¥4 Apr
2% Nov
29%
114
Deo
21
15
16 V*
124
85
4
12
28%
*106
60
22
29
3% Sep 14
*19%
*1161/2
18
Jan
¥2 Apr
16
114
July
Apr
1% Aug
197/s
400
65
100
50
27 ¥4 Feb
4% Apr
—5
—
_T—" ' Wisconsin El Pow 6% pfd——100
2,400
Aug
—a!0
29%
120
47%
7%
*82%
9%
-15%'
112
preferred—
16
29%
<
13 ¥4
30%
31%
84
■
15%
-
*106
51%
13
•
Apr
Apr
Aug
34%
29
May 6
15% Apr 23
1
27 ¥4
1
28%
*19
19%
*116 ¥2
52
7%
31 ¥«
*9 ¥2
'
96 ¥4
*120¥b
|
-conv
Mar
Jun
93
■
25
Jun
40
,_20
.Wilson & Co Inc
800
»
6%
105
8
27%
Motors
Willys-Overland
'■
24
2
1 % Apr
No par
preferred
Wilcox OH Sc Gas Co
1%
7¥2
55%
*109%
29%
16%
97
22 ¥b
13 ¥4
120%
84
200
1%
7¥2
4%
55 v
',
115
*19
29%
51%
■
23%
13 Va
*120 V«
*7%
*
50 ¥2
*48
/.
95
52
j
2¥4
1%
4
56% 7 57
19%
94%
95
Prior
6
Nov
3
„-
118
2
31% Jan
108% Oct
11
July 9
18¥B Aug 13
58% May 9
12 ¥4 July 21
12
—a
71
28
127
5
80
—1
|
7 ¥2
■
¥2:
43
Spr Co
._No par
White Sewing Mach Corp—
1
2,300
i
•
20%
Mar
Aug
100 ¥2 Jun
par
White Rock Min
'
*116 ¥2
48
*48
16%
•
49%
.
'
16%'..
*116'% 124
"
*106
115 ¥2
16%
•
'
92
8
Jan
29% Feb
81 ¥4 Jan
Apr 28
No
White Motor Co
■
7%,:
4 ¥4
*57
*39 ¥2
*19 ¥2
5
23
No par
preferred—
•
'
i
'
'
109
12.50
Wheeling & L Erie Ry Co
100
5¥2% conv preferred———100
Wheeling Steel Corp
-No par
$5 conv prior pref
No par
•White Dental Mfg (The S S)
—20
..---■
t
:
61
::
3¥b
5¥B
$4.50
18%
-
_50
Westvaco Chlor Prod
380
18%'
'
4%
200
"
88
preferred
Weston Elec Instrument—
■
C3Va Apr 24
50
-
1st
19%
14
*14
26%
Westinghouse El & Mfg
r
13%
14%
■[ '
28
107%
107
*82 ¥2
117
*26 V4 •;
27%
* 5,800
1
30
77
*116%
27%
107
61
61%
¥4
*26
27 V*
76
76%
117
*26
107
18%
19%
61%
.15
14 ¥4
88:•
19 ¥4
61%
*14
50
*82 ¥2
'
76%
117
116%
106%
*26%
76%'
;
*116%
1941
821,103
434,000
Jan. 1 to Nov. 20
1942
17,345,283
1941
25,723,743
Bonds
S.
Government
Foreign
Railroad
;
&
$681,000-•'
$61,000
±
Industrial
Total—
2,919,000
40,499,200
$43,479,200
3,033,000
$6,248,550
$17,690,000
108,800.000
D
141.898,000
1,946,265,300
27,513,000-
1,684,638,000
$31,227,000 $2,061,313,850 $1,844,226,000
listed
on
Stocks
and bonds
—Bonds—
10
15
Indus¬
14
.
November
16-—.
November
17
November
18
November
19
November
20—
.
.
.
.
.
Utili¬
trials
Date—
Rail*
roads
ties
116.24
115.70
28.27
28.00
Total
65
Stocks
10
10
First
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
trials
Rails
Rails
44.44
39.14
106.49
92.93
14.28
Second
3,753,000
5,746,000
175,000
672,000
2,782,000
$3,677,000
Dow, Jones & Co.:
20
94,000
19,000
Averages
the daily closing averages of representative stocks
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled
by
10
Total
Utili¬
40
ties
Bonds
'
54.03
109.94
$3,029,000 $150,690,500 $211,803,000
120,000
—
are
30
November
$3,538,000
I—
—
-
Total
Stock and Bond
Below
Bonds
-ti
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
90.85
38.90
106.59
92.92
53.92
109.93
114.53
27.75
14.04
38.49
106.60
92.71
53.40
109.76
90.62
114.64
27.80
13.85
39.49
106.58
92.61
53.15
109.79
90.53
114.55
27.74
13.89
'38.45
106.66
92.54
53.09
109.85
90.53
115.27
27.93
13.98
38.70
106.62
92.49
53.18
109.87
90.54
90.84
$3,298,000 $155,115,500 $220,331,000
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
WEEKLY
-
YEARLY
-
the
"and
are
column headed "Interest
The italic letters in the
Interest
Exchange
Stock
Period
Nov. 20
Week Ended
Sold
Low
Stock
Period
20
Government
S.
1947-1952
1944-1954
i—1946-1956
__1943-1947
1943-1945
_1944-1946
1946-1949
.
Treasury 4s
3%s
3%s
3%s
3V4s
3%s___
3Vas
3s____
Treasury
Treasury
<ry
Trea ury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
1949-1952
1946-1948
1951-1955
1955-1960
1945-1947
1948-1951
1951-1954
._1956-1959
-
Treasury 3s
2%s
2%s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 23/4s
2%s__^
2%s
2'/as
2'/2S—___
2'/is
2yas
2Vis
2Vis
2yas
2%S___
2V4s
2y4s___
2%s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
—
Treasury
;
Treasury 2s
2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury
2s
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1951
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1952
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1970
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1958
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f 6 Vis
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1
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of dep
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100.9
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1969
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101.9
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101.17
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101.21
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•
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.
1958
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1950
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—
1961
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1976
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1945
103%
100
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99
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:
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107.7
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,
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106
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—
31
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110.18
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31
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29%
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109.25
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108.31
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106.9
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110.11
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1947
_„1946
1947
.1952
1953
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-
*106.22 106.24
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h- 3
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—1945-1947
series A
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104.20
103.19 103.19
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108.30
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1948-1950
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—1950-1952
1951-1955
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106.14
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116.2
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114.14
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1958-1963
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,
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price Bid & Asked
High
AColombla
U.
Treasury 4%s
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Week Ended Nov,
1
January
No.
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Friday
BONDS
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or Friday's
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Friday
BONDS
New York
i
of
Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in the week's range, unless they are the only transactions
in the week in which they occur. No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
Period" indicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
Interest"—except for income and defaulted bonds.
week, and when outside of the regular weekly range are shown in a footnote
NOTICE—Prices
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"Monday, November 23, 1942
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4127
156-
1841
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
BONDS
New York
Stock
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Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
Ended Nov.
Week
Week's Range
Friday
Sale Price
or
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Bonds
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Sold
Friday's
January 1
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Low
No.
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series
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—.———
1953
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1946
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RR—
1946)
50
Refunding gold 5s series B—1947
ARefunding 4s series G
1947
A 1st & gen 5s series A
——1966
95 % 100%
Stamped modified bonds—
1st mtge gold
(int at 4% to
Oct 1 1946) due—July 1948
1
947/a
F-A
A
25%
105
5s
mtge
AGen
77%
33%
mtge gold 4s——July 1948
& gen
25
94
94'%
80'%
JAChic Ind & Louisville ref 6s A—1947
B
Dec
13
A 1st
737/8
M-S
Ref
114%
437
M-S
Chicago Gt West 1st 4s series A_„1988
50
99% 100
ref
&
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s
M-N
Atlantic Refining deb 3s——1953
1st
114
24%
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
104 %
J-J
J-J
Ohio
117% 121%
—
d23%
—_
1958
101
1952
V
——_
100 % 103%
92
102A
J-J
—————1949
registered—
AGen
64
/ 102 a
1949
—
1st & ref 4Vis series B_„——1977
109
86
62%
:102 A
M-N
4s
12
102% 102%
85%
Division
"l
,,103% 103%
M-S
Atl Gulf & W I SS coll tr 5s—1959
&
—
*93
,
-—-,—1949
General 4s_—
97% 101%
73
,112% 112%
M-S
4s
1
•
J-J
Baltimore
100% 104%
J-J
registered——.—..——,.—1949
Illinois
>
104%
4s———— _1948
mortgage
95
87%
1948
—Oct
Atlantic & Danville Ry 1st 4sv._
Second
88%
11
104%
J-J
1st
2
92%
104
J-J
Coast
93%
92%
104%
J-D
30-year 5s series B——1944
1st
93%
■
J-D
1st 4V2S A——1944
Atlantic
L
1960
130%
100% 104
11
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
Stamped
1909————1955
126
41
J-J
———1989
9
102%
103% 103%
102
,
—--——1995
129% 129%
163'%,
J-J-v
gold 4s™^1989
cons
gold 4s
129'%
F-A
AChicago & Alton RR ref 3s———1949
Atchison
Charl A L
83%
109%
Memphis Ry Bdge & Term 5s 1964
(Del) 4s B———1955
&
58%
100
Armour & Co
Atl
75
49
54%'
106
8
1st
62
109
F-A
105% 108%
27
1st &
19
56
A-O
gold
124
53
Cal-Ariz
75
53%
1954
5s-_———..I960
Guaranteed
101% 104'%
237
62
Trans-Con Short L
82%
106% 107%
61%
Atl Knox & Nor
82%
lOO'/s 101'%
52
Conv 4s of
68
109%
107% 107%
Q-J
Conv gold 4s
66
14
107
107%
Jan
gold 4s of
"9
108% 109 %
82%
19%
13%
101
Anglo-Chilean Nitrate deb—'——1967
4s„„
19
Certain-teed
M-N
fAnn Arbor 1st gold 4s————1995
Conv
.
*15
F-A
75%
-
—_
105% 108%
59%
110% 112%
75 62%
72
18%
121
Y
20%
73
>—A
A—v,_1987
registered
11
J-J
1987
.
8%
28
j-j
—-1987
4s
8%
'15%
107
Wks & Elec 6s series A„_1975
4s
33
A-O
Wat
sink fund
.1966
*24
3
M-S
Type Founders conv deb——1950
1st
26
1956
Am
Ark &
7'/a
26
Am
A
6%
3s———1962
deb
Co
6%
3
J-D
debentures———
conv
Amer
-1966
20
A-O
49
24%
356
67/e
Power 3%s_-1962
90
76
10%
23%
N
75
36
45%
6'%
Central
103% 104
23
77
69
227%
100% 104%
103%
34
64%
6%
V
.
American Telephone &
3 Vis
Light 3 Vis—
'
23%
,
M-S
55
99% 100%
93% 100
J-J
New Eng 1st gtd 4s——-.~1961
JACentral of N J gen gold 5s_
__1987
4s
Allis-Chalmers
42%
J-D
tACent
59
60
>65',4
A-0
92
78
5
58
98%
A-O '
—i959
5s
477%
477/B
98 'A
A-O
B-—„.._1959
63
81%
60%
106% 108%
100% 100'%
69
1945
A,
F-A
54
85
High
47
103
*25
1945
55
947/a
Low
23
99% 103
477%
J-D
_™„_Nov
63
94
No.
2
98%
63
94ya
61
100'%
*60
*92%
Range Since
January 1
Sold
108% 108%
103
j-j
*60
A-O
Bonds
^Central of Georgia Ry—
103 7/a
A-O
*—
'
J-D
A- O
warrants
'
1947
A-O
with
6s
Friday's
High
108'%
gold 4s—1948
1st
P
—
.
—.——1962
w
1948
Albany Perfor Wrap Pap 6s
or
M-N
Celanese
106 Va
*104%
*103'/a 104
1950
Ohio
&
Celotex Corp deb 4%s w
104% 104%
J-D
J-D
M-S
Cart &
98 % 101'/a
5s___1943
J-J
,.1965
Clinch
Carriers &
100% 1017%
'
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Low
}§ACarolina Central 1st gtd 4s—1949
——1943
cons
series B
4s
cons
Interest
20
Carolina
unstamped™..->.1953
A
Friday
Exchange
High
tAbitibi Power & Paper—§A5s
Stock
Week Ended Nov.
Industrial Companies
Railroad and
York
New
mtge 3Vis series I
debs
3%s
109%
Monday, November 23, 1942
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
1842
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Friday
BONDS
Last
Interest
Period
Stock Exchange
Week Ended Nov. 20
New York
or
or
Period
Low
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
No.
High
Illinois Central RR—(Continued)
&
Conn
Eiv 1st 4s
Pasump
ref 4'/2S
Stamped gtd 4V2S
Conn River Power s f 3%s A
Consolidated Edison of New York
Ry & L 1st &
Conn
—1943
1951
1951
1961
3'/2S
debentures
*109%
*110%
102% 103%
A-O
A-O
.1956
104%
106 %
J-J
102% 104%
70
104
,
103
26
105 % 108
103% 104'%
35
101% 105%
,
J-J
32
1955
J-J
32
11
32
J-J
37
Joint
80
4
3714
98
1st & ref 4lis series C
III Cent and Chic St L & N O—
1st
Ind 111
Power Co—
Consumers
M-N
110% 110%
1
111% 111%
11
,108% 111%
108% 108%
5
107% 109%
■
*109 y4110
M-N
32
40 %
40%
33%
J-J
34%
J-D
*37
3214
95%
35%
25%
38%
2
23%
3314
/
30%
38
Ref sink fund
,1st
33%
86%
24
95%:
95% '
83
58%
60
57
57%
53
59
*40
44%
40
46%
*42
46%
39%
49%
*45 %
f
56%
50
43
54
95
79
79
64 Va
64%
56
66
48%
47%
49%
137
40%
52%
J-D
43
43
44%
52
37%
47%
81
81
1
66%
82%
22%
23
22
19%
27%
1.1950
A
J-J
J-J
1st 5s B
—1972
!
23
99% 10214
*101% 103
103% 103%
A-0
J-J
26%
28%
219
5%
6%
99% 104
16
217
28%
5%
*" A-0
1%
85
27%
25%
27%
110
35%
37
73
39
104% 105%
4
104% 105
28
102% 105
33
,102% 103%
28
11%
21%
27%
36%
6%
11
25
10312
29%
11%
27%
J-J
J-J
A-0
J-J
M-S
1947
102% 105 %
11
105%
105
105
A-O
" A-O
*
108% 108'%
*108% 110
M-S
v"
1955
96
85
2
90%
91%
F-A
91
91
91
11
58%
60
223
36%
60%
63%
62%
64
211
38%
64
4s„>2-1951
J-J
F-A
M-S
59%
141
%
1st 4s
.—1959
Laughlin Steel 3145——1961
J-D
J-J
1st gtd gold 4s—1990
A-0
4s_1936
A-0
ref
lien
6%s
Debentures 5s„-_
M-N
1955
—;
1st & ref
JAIowa Cent Ry
"
4%s_„1952
Telep & Teleg deb gold
Int
49
71
>1963
6s series
Int Rys Cent Amer
23%
33
94%
•
40%
28
-
39
*31
•>;
A-0
30
7
59
38%
J-D
^Adjustment 6s series A"—July 1952
A 1st 5s
series B,'
2—>1956
A 1st gold'5s series C
1956
Internat Hydro El deb 6s
2—:>1944
Internat Paper 5s series A & B_—1947
33%
23%
10.
32%
,
37 %
21
„
39
*37
J-D
98
26
3
31%
receipts
5s.gold—
_.1952
A Deposit
receipts
,
A7%s series A extended to
1946
A Deposit
receipts
A6s series B extended to
1946
ADeposit receipts—
—
—
Curtis Publishing Co 3s deb
__1955
A Deposit
35
90%
20
34%
J-D
ACuba RR 1st
98
96
96
J-D
99% 101 >/2
3
101% 101%
A-0
109
106
48%
125
*56
57
J-J
"F-A
Ind
108% 110%
M-N
M-N
57
44%
.
1st gold 4s.._
& Iowa
57%
42%
*81
.—1963
A.
ref 5s'series
tAlnd & Louisville 1st gtd 4s_——1956
Union Ry 3%s series B_—j—l_1986
Inland Steel 1st mtge 3s series Fi-1961
Inspiration Cons Copper 4S_
"1
1952
Interlake Iron conv deb 4s
>>—1947
?AInter-Great Nor 1st 6s series A.1952
110%
107
58
109% 109%
M-N
1965
1st mtge 3%S-—>
1967
1st mtge 3 lis
1970
1st mtge 3%s
_
1966
1st mtge 3V4S
1969
Crane Co 2V4s s f debs
1950
Crucible Steel 3V4s s f debs—>—1955
§ACuba Northern Ry 1st 5lis
1942
mtge 3%s
1st
High
57%
57%
42%
J-J
1951
,
38
26
1
,
97%
96%
Gold 3 lis
'Springfield Div 1st gold 3%s__—1951
Western Lines 1st' gold 4s
1951
23%
34
*32
.
96%
J-J
—>,
23%
32
-I960
106%
17
107% 107%
104
.1954
.
106 %
106% 106%
107%
J-D
.1951
43
104% 105 %
103
A-O
108% 110%
—
■
4%s____
Bridge gold 4s
40-year
10814 110
—
M-N
F-A
J-D
J-J
J-J
F-A
J-J
1955
>>1966
Cairo
i
L-1950
.Litchfield Div 1st' gold 3s~..
1951
Louisville Div & Term gold 3%s_1953
Omaha Div 1st gold 3s
1951
St. Louis Div & Term gold 3s_ —1951
Refunding 5s
119
*112
F-A
..1948
debentures-
3 lis
Z
1
.1946
debentures
3%s
,4-0
J-J
J-J
1
January
Sold
Sale Price Bid & Asked
High
Low
No.
High
Low
Last
Interest
Sjtock Exchange
Week Ended Nov. 20
1
January
Sold
Sale Price Bid & Asked
York
New
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Week's Range
2%
1%
90% 101
2%
D
M-N
Edison
Detroit
series F_
1965
series G—1966
4s
1970
1995
A Second gold 4s
1995
Detroit Term & Tunnel 4lis
—1961
Dow Chemical deb 2lis—
1950
Dul Miss & Iron Range Ry 3lis—1962
t§ADul Sou Shore & Atl gold 5s—1937
Duquesne Light 1st M 3 lis—
1965
ref 3s series H
&
Gen
Detroit & Mackinac
1st lien gold 4s
Ry Minn Nor Div 1st 4s—1948
East Tenn Va & Ga Div 1st 5s.—1956
1995
1950
gold 5s
1st cons
(NY)
Ed El 111
2% s debs
Elec Auto-Lite
Elgin Joliet & East Ry
El Paso & S W 1st 5s
1970
3 lis—.
Hi
5
39
1%
3%
Kansas City
17%
205
11%
19 %
6%
42
A-O
17 li
17
Ref
&
Kansas
6 %
*88%
M-S
■
__
111% 111%
M-S
~1
3
104% 105
J-D
85%
86
A-0
107%
A-0
107
M-N
155
149
*„..
J-J
89%
89%
90%
J-J
54%
54%
55%
——-1956
1961
Rub 3s deb—
62
93%
58
M-N
*106%
M-S
*961'4
95
Lehigh Coal & Nav s f 4V2s A—2.1954
Cons sink fund 4%s series C
1954
JAFla Central & Peninsular 5s——1943
iFlorida East Coast. 1st 4lis
1959
A 1st & ref 5s series A————1974
ACertificates of deposit
T——
1945
gold 4s>
1982
(Proof of claim)
J-D
78
77 %
78
~7
57%
M-S
19%
17
19%
355
8%
17%
7
7%
19%
17'/a
"■
17
3s debs——1956
coll trust 6s
1956
.
78
*102%
J-D
.
83
M-N
2%
4
74
Gen
1949
———1949
Oct 11945
80
86
90
95
*82
83
84
168
170
*169
Castings 5lis
Steel
Ala Ry 5s.
fAGeorgia 81
AGa
85%
F)
(B
Gotham Hosiery
1934
16%
——1947
J-D
.
General 5lis series B
—1961
—1952
106% 106%
108 % 108%
16
79
,1st & ref sink fund
5s stamped
/
ctfs
89
14
35
78%
79
11
70
75%
76%
26
67
79"%
83%
91%
96 %
83%
67%
83%
83%
35
99%
291
9914
224
92%
32
69 %
79 V2
57%
65
74%
76
,,
9 %
*91
1950
87
87
J-J
70%
70
J-J
53%
52%
53%
AGen mtge
Gulf
series C
,
4
11% >
92%
66%
74%
31
46
59
Gulf States Steel
s
1952
92%
»92
J-J
1961
A-O
102
102%
1969
f 4lis
Gulf States Util 3 lis series D
M-N
111
111.
101
32
2
Oil 4lis debs
Houston
Hudson
Coal
Hudson
Co
Hudson
&
1954
1st 5 f 5s
Gas
1st
series
A
1962
.-1949
gold 5s
AAdj income 5s
93%
105
109% 111
126
A-O
126%
*102
J-J
Central
77
M-N
77
••
*103% 104
M-N
42%
J-D
M-N
—
42
*42%
43%
"
2
—-i
42
46
46
46%
134
A-0
18%
18%
18%
.62
1981
101%
J-J
101% 102%
1951
J-J
1951
A-O
*86%
1951
M-S
*35%
1st
gold 3 lis
1st gold 3s sterling
Collateral
trust
61%
93
36%
8%
Collateral
For
lines
trust
footnotes
"l
93
84
86%
86
—
86%
39
42%
55%
page
50
52
48%
48
48%
170
39%
49%
42%
42
44%
38
38%
46%
1953
1844.
A-0
J-J
M-N
48
47%
48%
80
39%
50%
51
■
71%
73
67%
13
58
45%
11
42%
51
53%
18
48
57%
145
29%
33%
26%
36
29
19
59
38%
32
35
40%
29
60
37%
57
37%
26
30%
29%
31%
36
46
61
51%
3
114
117%
105% 105'%
110% 110%
11
104
106%
44
122%
7
110% 115
121% 123%
117%
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105%
110%
122
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105% 105%
102% 105
—
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96%
99%
32
92'
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98%
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91%
98%
•
99
14
91%
99
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110% 115
119% 122%
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12012 120 %
78%
78 %
84%
77%
26
80
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104% 106
1955
.
95%
%
87%
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105
107
93%
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101
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93%
86%
80%
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103% 108%
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98
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83
104%
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90%
40'
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87%
F-A
M-S
M-S
J-J
M-N
1980
1945
95.
95
3
104
104
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
J-J
J-J
—1952
joint monon 4s
4s
& Cine Div
A——1945
Gen mtge 4%s series A„
r___1960
Manati Sugar 4s sink fund—Feb 1 1957
A Manila Elec RR & lit s- f 5Si
1953
Manila RR (South. Lines) 4s
1959
tSAManitowoc Green Bay & North.western 1st gtd 3%s
1941
Marion Steam Shovel s f 6s——1947
.
Stamped
§ A Market
—
St Ry 7s series
A—Apr 1940
(Stamped mod) ext 5s
3%
MCKesson & Robbins 3%s_
Metrop Ed 1st 4 %s series D
Merop Wat Sow & Drain 5%s
MeCrory Stores deb
65
M-N
.
73 %
57
82%
84
107
6
307
107
94
42
86
94
—
—
108% 111%
M
21%'*
1952
gold, 4s
4%s series
Maine Central RR 4s series
48%
99% 102%
90
86%
58
.
1955
_
3lis
see
86%
2
72%
*30
45%
1952
gold 4s
Refunding 4s
Purchased
15
*93
J-J
1951
1st
gold 3lis
5s series
ref
102% 104%
35%
72%
69%
*27%
31%
_
B—1—2—1-2003
C———2003
.1st & ref-4s series D—_*—i._l_2003
1st & ref 3%s series E—
—2003
Unif mtge 3%s-series A ext-l
1950
ref
Atl Knox
85%
58
'
&
South Ry
RR—
1st gold 4s
Extended
'
&
98% 10314 '
118% 120%
42%
F-A
2%s series A
' '
1st
122% 127% 1
26
104%
;;
Unif mtge 4s series B ext—_——I960
Paducah & Mem Div 4s„—
1946
I
Illinois
.
1st
•
1
Illinois Bell .Telep
T
2d gold 3s_—
Mob & Montg 1st gold 41/as_.
1957
1st 5s A
Lou &
St Louis Div
Feb 1957
Manhattan
series A—1969
72
1
.
53
29%
M-S
M-S
A-0
F-A
J-J
M-S
M-S
3%S—_.
1966
Jeff Bridge Co gtd 4S_——1945
Louisville & tNashville RR—
'
H
Hocking Valley Ry 1st 4lis
—1999
Hoe (R) Co 1st mtge
1944
t§ AHousatonic Ry cons gold 5s
1937
—-—1951
1st 5s
80
1
71%
66%
53%
A-O
M-S
Gas & Elec
•"
&
Ship Island RR—
1st & ref Term M 5s stpd—
debenture———
Louisville
95 %
23
71%
inc 5s series A———2015
1st mtge 5s
5s
Louisiana & Ark
75
84%
—
44%
67%
M-N
7s—_>_-—1944
(P); Co deb
Lorillard
5
86
13
stamped—
4s
99%'.
89%
87%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio 4s series B—„1975
99%
7%
11
10%
93
A-0
A-0
87%
93%
65
—1950
1st 5lis B
79
99% 100
—
*—
F-A
■
80
69%
69%
J-J
A-0
4s—----1949
-——1949
52
52
84%
A-0
A-O
Miami gen
84
50V2
M-N
.
98%
88
72%
71'%
M-N
—1951
95
75%
80%
*771%
r
*84%
—
4s_>—.1955
7s—:
1944
Guaranteed ref gold
12
84
83
M-N
——2003
4s series A
1.1962
3%s ext to.2_—■——-1950
Long Island unified 4s._._>—>—1949
97%
79%
*60%
Feb
Feb
B—
88
16
97%
75 li
;
20
84%
98%
83
*"
Long Dock Co
93
91%
76%
F-A
4s registered
—
2003
4%s stamped modified—.—^>—2003
Little
98% 105
91%
72%
78%
F-A
/
Libby
72
11
52
1964
gtd 5s
1954
Y.4%s ext—-1950
,
98
41
98%
F-A
1974
100%
29
87
86%
85%
*83%
J-J
Libby McNeil &
105% 108%
98%
83
1%
%
' 100% 100%
86
>—
5s_———1974
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
'5s debenture—
96
82
98%
Nor
32%
82%
J-J
&
21%
92%
'.
102
98
2
86
:^>
—
registered——2003
"5s stamped modified———2003
Leh Val Term Ry ext 5s———1951
Lex & East 1st 50-yr 5s gtd—
1965
-
93% 106%
80
101% 102%
J-J
Gulf Mob
20
7
43
98
102%
99
ADebentures
14
J-J
92%
103% 107
7
*1%
*94 %
J-J
.
21
108%
J-J
v
100 % 100%
>100
5s>———1964
Lehigh Valley RR—;•
4s stamped modified
100
J-J
—1946
Gen mtge 4s series H—
1946
Gen mtge 3%s series I
1967
A Green Bay & West deb ctfs A—.
General mtge 4s series G
94
31
*95
J-J
General 4lis series E__
234
105% 106%
105%
M-S
1973
,—1976
1977
General 5s series C
General 4lis series D
116
16%
31
J-J
J-D
Grays Point Term 1st gtd 5s
Great Northern 4lis series A
116
-99% 100
J-J
1st 4%s___—1956
deb 5s w w
1946
& Nor 1st ext 6s
Caro
Goodrich
100
J-J
19
105% 105%
105 3i
101
106%
104% 106%
2
104
103%
M-S
2
:——1954
102%
69
11
*116
J-D
43%
40%
4 %s
Elec of Berg Co cons 5s
110% 111%
86
*94
F-A
.
Gas Si
67
108% 110%
39
50
A-0
Lehigh Valley N
4%
100
__
83%
65%
86
J-J
Lbh Val Harbor Term
4%
1%
5
3%
3%
*3%,
31
*41
J-J
"
:——„>—>—>1954
stamped——>,—--4-
5s
;;
M-N
65
71%
*110% 111%
J-D
:———^^>1944
fund 5s
1st & ref sink fund
20%
deposit—,—
of
ACertificates
Food Machinery Corp
Francisco Sugar
J-J
69%
,
stamped
1st ;& ref sink
5s stamped
99
58
..
bs
107%
88%
28
99
—
RR—
JFonda Johns & Glover
§A2-4s
98%
*57 %
56%
108% 109
108%
Dec
A—>——1965
Lqhigh & New Eng RR 4s
97%
105
2
105
105
62%
29
J-D
reg————1975
mtge income
.A 1st
108
106
J-D
37%
J-J
1947
—
gold 3las'—2-1997
3%s registered-———*—
1997
Lautavo Nitrate Co Ltd—
r,
: " .
45%
176
M-N
1
70%
Lehigh Valley Coal Co¬
Fairbanks Morse deb 4s
69 %
56%
& Western RR—
t5s extended at
Lehigh & N Y 1st gtd
Firestone Tire &
88
40
59
F-A
Lake Sh & Mich Sou
56%
89
Lake Erie
,
70 '
86%
64
C___——1953
,Coll & ref 5'/as series D_
——I960
*
58%
67%
65%
82
49
88
62
A-O
F-A
extd 5s————1945
ref S'/zS series
Coll &
104% \
103
103
*_i_
Laclede Gas Light
'
99% 101 Va
101% 101%
101 '/j
M-S
19543lis—_——1961 *.^.1950
—1959
3% notes
JAKreuger & Toll 5s ctfs—
99% 103
>149
J-D
1st;& ref 6%s__
Koppers Co 1st mtge
109
107
104
J-J
97%
108% 110%
107
103
53%
93
56%
70%
A-0
J-J
J-J
M-S
M-S
M-S
—1997
1954
1st 5s—
Kresge Foundation
31
15 %
30
110% 110%
J-J
95%
103%
106% 108 %
5
24
24
Kings Co Lighting
102
2
25
1961
Kings County El L &,P 6s—..,
25
80 la
12
102% 102%
J-J
40
17%
107
„
1961
32
M-S
107:
4s__,——1987
4'liS__-:_—1961
1—
1961
unguaranteed.:—,
4 lis
101% 106%
26
M-N
43
25
56%
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
Apr 1950
—I960
impt 5s>—>—_i
City: Term 1st 4sJ.
Stamped——
Plain
-„——2
109% 112
6
*24%
J-D
29
96%
*84%
57
A-O
Southern Ry 1st 3s__.1950
Kentucky & Ind Term
88%
108% 112%
66
40
40
J-D
&
Kentucky Central gold
7
3%
78%
112% 112%
112%
A-0
A-O
1971
mtge 3 lis-—
1st
Div
Ohio
19
JS.AK C Ft S & M Ry ref gold
'ACertificates of deposit.—
3
1965
series B————1995
AGen mtge inc 4lis series A—_2015
N Y & Erie RR extl 1st 4s——1947
24%
2%
A-O
1st cons M 4s
10%
2 li
Co—
Railroad
40
F-A
1965
stamped
5s
Erie
21%
3%
—
East
Kanawha
3%
J-J
Mich
22%
3%
50
95%
108%
10%
20%
48%
48%
K
104% 106%
104
1
21
F -A
1947
mtge 3lis
& ret
Gen
&
349
19%
21
J-J
1935
4s ctfs__:
gtd 4Vis.
106% 106%
J-J
series B—-Apr 1978
ARef & impt 5s
J ADes M & Ft Dodge
tADes Plains Val 1st
1
106 % 106%
J-J
Jones
106% 108%
—
J-J
(subject to plan)
Assented
A
>10814
J-J
4lis—1971
1969
1st mortgage 4lis.—
____1969
t§ADen & R G 1st cons gold 4s—1936
§AConsol gold 4lis——
—1936
t ADenv & R G W gen 5s_—Aug 1955
& Light 1st
4%s—
ref
&
1st
James Frankl & Clear
61%
51%
111
57%
56%
56 li
101% 101 Va
101%
*._
J-D
Delaware Power
103% 106%
106% 106%
J-J
1st mtge 3s
1970
Dayton Union Ry 3%s series B—1965
Delaware & Hudson 1st & ref 4s—1943
Dayton P & L
AMet W Side
El
tChiO 4s
1945
1955
1956
1960
.
-
83
6
79
85%
46
46%
3
46
55%
J-D
M-N
*49
51%
M-S
M-N
*15
J-D
83
83
*30
*24%
J-J
*102
A-O
A-O
Q-A
Q-A
A-O
J-J
1950
M-S
A-O
1938
F-A
43%
*.~T
—
30%
—
_>
89%
__
90'
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107 V4 107 y4
111 %
111%
111%
71
71
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10
42
98
■
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%
53%
'
69
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—
-
15
1
1
--
102%
97
102
68%
95
103
105%
104
107%
109% 113
41
4%
71
9
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL
Number 4127
156
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
RECORD
NEW YORK BOND
Nov. 20
Week Ended
Last
Interest
Period
Exchange
Stock
York
New
or
Sale Price
v1
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
N*.
Low
t§ AN Y Susq & W 1st ref 5s
gtd ,4s
-1947
JgAMilw & State Line 1st 3Vis——1941
JAMinn & St Louis 5s ctfs
1934
A 1st & ref gold 4s.__
—1949
ARef & ext 50-yr 5s series A..-1962
•
.
67
ATerminal
1st
20
38
56
63
|§AN Y West
63
63
~'i
58%
68
36
29
45%
of
ACertificates
A General
4s.,
27
27Vi.
9
18
31%
37
37
Niagara Share
Norfolk Southern Ry
*
9
9%
95
6%
3
1 Vi
4%
2%
2%
16
15%
16%
453
9%
17%
16%
15%
16%
163
9%
15%
16%
114
9%
17%
5'A
5%
2
1%
1%
1
68 %
7
67
3 %
%
•
60%
Alst & ref 5s
ref
&
deposit.
of
ACertificates
Alst
*
96 Va
40%
148
30%
3 37%
38%
457
24%
19.;
,
119
34%
165
30
33%
18%
_
20
34%
21
31%
31%
gold 5'As.
AConv
A 1st
of
ACertificates
36%
~9 %
10%
21%
1,562
Morris &
Constr
Constr
Nat
V
1997
registered.^
ry & Id gold 3s—. Jan 2047
....2047
3s .registered
2047
Ref & impt 4'As series A—
Ref & 'impt 6s series B—— ....2047
Ref
impt 5s series C..... ___.2047
2047
Ref & impt 5s series D
(Minn)
34 Vi
36%
364
21%
39%
39%
~4%
1%
~4%
709
%
36%
34%
36%
283
21%
"
39'/a
24%
38%
431
36%
'
34%
13
36%
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80 Vi
16
49
103% 103 %•
94%
42
96 Vi
48'%
54
111% 111%
20
109
109
108% 109
15
107% 112%
103%
103% 104
58
103% 106
87
112
82
119
35 '.i
43%
36%
41
35 y8
46%
33
51
31%
1
.36%
36%
38
35%
35Va
31%
31%
"
109% 109%
67%
1st gtd 4s
Orleans Term
New
62%
10
16
series B__;
5s
18
100
100 %
100% 101'A
43
99% 101 y4
104% 104 'A
1
92
92
1
4s
Alst
series
5s
118
118
118
ACertificates
Alst
of
5Vis
*74
F-A
—A:/
A-0
1954
A
of
deposit
3
.
7 4 V4
Transmission
Ref &
impt 5s series C
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J
:
3'/2s
Lake
registered...
.
Ref
1st
6s
5Vis
series A.—.
4Vis
series
13:
82
85%
75
7
105
107%
16
72
36%
57
53%
38
1
S3
53%
39
52
52%
58'/a
55%:
k
'
55
108
56%
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55
„
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99
48
i
75
70
N
Y
Connecting RR 3Vis A
N
Y
Dock
-
Conv 5%
N
Y Edison
ref mtge 3 y2s series
J-D
1st
lien
&
ref 3'As
series E
N Y & Erie—See Erie
67
Ref
1st
& 111
1st
M
N
N
.
N
Y
&
Harlem gold
78%
58
49%
Y.Lack & West 4s
series
49%
8
■V. ;
30
50 Vi
48
3.
48%
57
45%
Parmelee
49%
,■
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&
W Dk &
69
'71
152
58
52
96
.1943
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100 Ve
100%.
37.
93
100
100
100%
64
deb
4s—
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deb
3Vis
deb
3Vis
66'/e
80%
1947
•
81
\24
1
25
13
Paterson & Passaic G & E
3'/as trust
99% 101
60
66%
71
1
;•
2
.
119%
1 1 1'A 115
53 Va. -54%
32
52
59 Va
39
54 y8
60 Vi
*59'A
60
3
........
Power & Light
Penna
4 %s
debentures
.
Conv
48
Peoria
&
36
96
107'A
101
1
101
103%
109% 109%
109% 109%
88%
89
89%
24
1
39
120% 120%
11
101%
101% 101%
149
107 y4
107'A 107%
14
N
Y
N
Y Steam
Rys prior lien
For
gtd 4s
3'As:
&
4s__
89%
37
86%
96
9 6'/a
40
95% 100%
66%
95%
96%
30
95% 100'A
A-O
91%
91%
92%
157
112'/a 112y4
4
81% 92'A
110% 113'/«
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Apr
-
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1st
M-S
gold 4'/aS series C__._.__.__1980
J-D
53
coll
Co
19
17
footnotes
see
page
1844.
76
75'A
61
63%
66%
67%,
28
55%
6 7'A
60%
42
55'A
64 %
105'/a 105%
50
59
104% 108
101% 105%
*117%
115
120
J-J
*111% 115
108
112
107% 110
109% 109%
ref
2%s.._.
mtge
59
t § A Philippine Ry
ACertificates
103%
Phillips JPetroJ
of
l%s
debs
19
39%
Series
G
40
Series
H
19
37%
Series I
23 Vi
48%
Series
40%
61
J
4s
4s
172
15
3%
103%
103
4%
103%
F-A
*106'A
J-D
93
M-N
4'As
*111'A
F-A
5
35
12'A
1%
4 'A
1%
97 % 103%
105% 106'/a
107
108
111
112
110
112%
111
*111
,_1957
24
102% 106
1%
11
4
*105
M-N
1953
guaranteed 4s____1960
1963
guaranteed
99'A 102%
5T
12
....1949
112%
—
*111
—
F-A
1964
118% 118%
5
118
121
M-N
4'As.
cons
19
34%
11%
•*2%
J-J
90% 105%
109% 112%
105'A 106
J-J
___.._1951
37
47
33
...
guaranteed
cons
102'A 102%
H%
M-N
_„1937
guaranteed gold
cons
102%
M-S
Pittsburgh Cine Chi & St Louis—
Series D 4s guaranteed..
.1945
F
111% 112
J-J
______1962
1st sf 4s
deposit.
94 y8
111%
J-D
:_..^_1971
.1949
Philip Morris Ltd deb 3s
93%
J-J
M-S
118% 118%
1
118
121 Vi
105
105%
33
104% 109
104% 108'/a
Gen
mtge 5s series A.,
...1970
J-D
8
7%
8
24
3%
9%
Gen
mtge 5s series B—...
1975
A-O
105
105'A
11
36 y4
38
164
21%
44%
Gen
4'As series C
1977
J-J
100% 100%
4
99
89%
91
68
96%
97'/4
20
95
104%
J-D
98
98
9 7'A
100'A
J-D
*98
99
90%
•7-
J-D
2
42%
J-J
J-J
47
38
M-N
1958
37
7'/a
3%
106% 107%
73%
■••■:
*12%
J-D
1967
AConv deb 6s_—
19%
36
5%
F-A
tr 4'As.——1961
Electric .1st & ref 3 'As
16
53%
59
105%
M-N
General gold 4'/as series C
1977
/ General 4'As series D__._.__„_.1981
74
143
44
*106'/4
73%
29
42%
5'A
5%
67
Series E 3'As gtd gold..
32
43'A
44
F-A
J-J
Seri is
34
M-S
J-J
B
series
37%
1965
93 Va
88
96
.1956
4s
37%
1963
6s stamp.
Corp 1st 3Vis
106% 111%
88'/a
Marquette 1st'series A 5s_._.1956
39%
A-0
M-N
94%
122
J-J
.Apr 1990
_*
19%
A-O
•
88%
119
100% 105
A-O
1947 f
Pekin Union Ry 5'/a s....1974
18'A
M-S
1993
108% 111
108% 111
A-O
4s ext_i.-__-A.__ 1960
Eastern
A Income
Peoria
20%
1992
1955
cons
102% 108'A
99% 100
105%
73
'
91
Pitts Coke & Iron cony 4'As A____1952
M-S
97
'
1st
105'A
104
101% 102 %
J-D
mtge 4'As series E
:—;—1984
deb 3%s__—..—_._...__1952
Peoples Gas L & C ref 5s_
6
1954
N Y Queens El Lt & Pow
100'/a 105'A
100
J-D
1970
...1981
General 4'As series D
104% 105%
109%
B—.——..1968
series
108'A'
103
M-N
A-O
gold 4'/as_.
30
101
F-A
5s
Debenture
102%
102
t A Harlem River & Port Chester—
N Y & Putnam
ft
105
M-N
3%'s series C_-...i..l970
mtge
10
40
....
102
102% 104'A
99%
M-N
Cons
Gen
105%
F-A
Pennsylvania RR cons gold 4s
^..1943
Consol gold 4s
—..1948
4s sterl stpd dollar___./May 1 1948
31
42'A
4s—
A
4
8
*101% 102'A
F-A
...1969
______...._1974
3'As.
33%
J-J
4s
118'A
106% 107%
101% 102%
J-J
32
—1948
1st
71
60%
118
*104'/a
A-O
4 '/as series
32
31
A General
58%
98% 100%
40
102
102%
31%
33 Va
IAN Y.Ont & West ref gold 4s_
105
103% 103%
F-A
31
M-N
55%
J-D
—_
32
J-D
37
67%
1963
4s
1952
ctfs
Gtd 4s series E trust
Secured
32
32 Mr 34'A
1957
25
100% 100%
Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3'/as.._._1960
Pa Ohio & Det 1st & ref 4%s A...1977
32
31%
—1940
68%
100 s
106%
M-S
34%
1927—.1967
100% 104 Va
M-N
64
;
100
34
6s
105
1
105
83
60'A
J-J
trust
107 lA 109%
1
104'/a 104%
J-D
D...1944
ctfs
/
100 yB
54%
M-N
4s
3
105
104 y3
J-D
Guaranteed 3%s trust ctfs C....1942
.Phelps Dodge conv 3'/aS deb.
..1952
Phlla Bait & Wash 1st gold 4s.__.1943
General 5s series B...
;.._._1974
103'/a 104'/a
J-J
Debenture
109'% 109 'A1
105
*117
fAPhila & Read C & I ref 5s.—.1973
1955
Alst & ref 4 Vis series of
95
■
116
111% 111%
1956
A
84%
M-N
M-S
■
116% 116%
1956
§ A Collateral
96%
95
106'A 109'A
5s.1949
Phila
4s
6s__
cons
'
..
Philadelphia
4s__....
deb
103'A
85
7
A-O
107% 100%
deb
AConv
99
95%
108'A 108%
1944
6s__._—'
11
deb
3Vis
deb
Trans
109% 109'/a
ANon-conv
certificates
95
55
106% 108%
ANon-conv
A Debenture
103%
*94'/a
109'A
F-A
19
M-S
...1954
99
16
M-S
A-O'
1947
ANon-conv
106% 109%
8
17
103 %
..1955
ctfs
69%
100
tN Y New Haven & Hartford RR—
ANon-conv
107% 111'A
103
debentures_1956
108'A 108%
J-J
91
110% 113%
1
J-J
—.—.1960
83
,
Vi
M-N
;
1973.
82%
37
Corp—
Pictures 4s
Pennsylvania Co—
56%
44
M-N
A—1973
110% 110%
6iy,
M-N
3%s——.—2000
107%
78% 101'A
92
112% 113
J-D
f gold 4y2s._._1955
J-D
F-A
/
1948
4 Vis series B____
s
3s loan
f gold
s
Paramount
1st &
gold 5s
Purchase money gold 4s——1949
% 112'A
103 Va 103'/a
.....1966
3'As series C
mtge
Paducah
79%
63%
RR
N Y Gas El Lt H & Pow
*90
112%
A-O
A-O
.1966
109
109 3'a 109'A
series B____1966
Pacific Tel & Tel 3'As
59%
-
51
99%
108%
99'A
.
J-J
1938
§A2d ext gold 5s—
70
63%
A-0
105% 108'A
F-A
§APac RR of Mo 1st ext gold 4s._1938
49
79 v
A-O
103
102 Va 105'A
J-D
1st & ref mtge 3s series
.'.144
62
1947
•
110'A
102% 105
100 A
100%.
J-D
1966
J__.____1970
1st & ref M 3s series K__.______1971
1st &
46
99%
3Vis series D„1965
notes
99%
J-D
248
76%
■
J-J
J-D
General
53%
49%
64
107
6
*105%
J-D
99%
99%
F-A
107% 110'A
107% 110
.2
*105%
J-J
gold 5s.....^1946
1st
59%
15
49
A-0
——
100 >A
J-D
El 4s series G____._1964
Co
.54%
62%
1951
gold 4s
110'A
.
*103% 105
M-N
ref mtge 3%s series H....1961
Coast
Gas &
fc
93
76%;
—.1965
1st
110%
5
107% 108
19
42
43%
75%
48
50%
108% 108%
110
99%
75
70V's
.
52%
52%
108%
109'A 112%
345
:
,49%
52%. 54
.64
' 66%
64 Vi
107%
F-A
sinking fund 4'/as......__.1960
General 4'/2s series A_.._...A,i.l965
112
52%
98 Vi
53
M-S
J-J
104
:
51 //
:
12%
106% 108%
50%
38
37
51
56%
"""■
52
50%
48%
107
3
53
24 :
52%
51
99 V
46
M-N
62
56
40%
:
51%
51%
52
41
9%
M-S
12
43%
37%
26
53%
51%
53
52
:
10%
106% 107%
J-J
107%
47%
34%
"
J-D
1950
109% 111%
102% 102 »/a
107
83%
5
54
83
46%
i
34
81
A-0
1947
1
■A v,
111% 111%
*101%
105% 1077/a
5
M-S"
..——^1978
111%
J-J
109 % 110%
77 Vi
74%
A-0
.—1974
...
C
17
109'A 109%
1st
mtge 3Vis extended to
debentures.—.
...
110%
110% 110'A
107
Pere
Ref
59%
108
55'A
J-J
York Chicago & St Louis—
New
59%
55%
Oregon-Wash RR & Nav 4s—;.___1961
Otis Steel 1st mtge 4'/2s ser A....1962
107% 110 V*
1
85%
J-J
F-A
F-A
F-A
F-A
coll gold 3'/is
48
48
>A
53%
110
~5'
107% 107%
J-J
1998
..1998
3Vis registered—...—.—1998
3 Vis
Mich Cent
11
60
54
J-J
Paramount Broadway
76 V
46%
F-A
.1952
—.1997
..1997
—1998
& Hud River 3 Vis
registered
—;
Shore coll gold 3Vis
N Y Cent
70%
_.___1946
Guaranteed stpd cons 5s
120'/a 124%
75
85%
A-O
A-0
A-O
M-N
2013
.
54'A
57%
54'A
M-S
Oregon RR & Nav con gold 4s_._^1946
Ore Short Line 1st cons gold 5s_._1946
Gen
impt 4Vis series A_...—2013
43
4 4'A
54%
110'A
5s___.__1945
1st
Panhandle East P L 3s B
107% 107%
107%
J-J
1946
10-year 3%s sec s f_,
Ref &
38
51
51
67%
F-A
F 1st gtd 5s_..—1943
117 '/a 120 Vi
:
76
—
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge CoGeneral gtd 4 Vis
.1945
N Y Central RR 4s series A
.1998
78
426
42
49
J-D
3
109
...
deposit
*41%
64%
..1946
Ontario
76
56 Vi
77
109
—_v
•
1956
of
series
ACertificates
F-A
1
deposit
series D
4Vis
45%
49%
J-D
-17
--
124% 124%
109
56
8
15
*41
A-O
1956
C
ACertificates
Alst
73%
39
93
117'A 119y2
deposit
of
ACertificates
42%
66
3%s—..1..1966
debentures.
Power N
103 Va
90
*118
i>
•;
66
116
72
J-J
1967
_______—1972
mtge 4s———:
mtge 3%s_.—
Oklahoma Gas & Elec
102% 104 y4
A-0
V
..1954
—
ext—
1st
Guaranteed
Alst
68
O
103'A 105%
102 Vi 103
A-0
J-D
J-J
t§AN O Tex & Mex n-c inc 5s
1935
ACertificates of deposit—.—
'
'
Q-A
27%
82
J-J
tIAOg & L Cham 1st gtd gold 4s_1948
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s_.-..___1943
Ohio Edison 1st mtge 4s_____.__—1965
70
68%
105 Vi 105 Vi
102 %
F-A
A-0
J-J
J-J
1955
1953
B
series
75%
40%
1964
Teleg 4'As
Pacific
105%
J-D
M-N
5s series A..1952
Ser 1st
107'A
54%
*70%
42
1944
1st mtge 3'As.
Pacific
72%
Pub
114
99
111% 112%
73
ref 5s
119
112
__
106% 109%
3
>112% 116
71
Orl
119
42%
87
72%
1st &
100% 103%
120
J-J
1st & ref mtge 3'As. __:_1967
(Wise)
89
87
J-J
New
100% 104
Power Co—
States
Northwestern
98% 104
1
111%
J-J
•
124% 128%
9
10
J-J
38%
21
34%
36%
M-N
1st 41/28—.—I960
New Orleans Great Nor 5s A_—1983
N O & N E 1st ref & imp 4 Vis——1952
28
27%
Q-J
39%
24'/a
A-0
& Light
74%
5 %
J-D
Pow
126%
74%
74%,
..
Q-F
lien
38%
JANew England RR gtd 5s....—1945
AConsol gtd 4S....W—v———1945
J
30%
..
—
4s
Gen
39%
tANaugatuck RR 1st gold 4s_—i._1954
Newark Consol Gas cons 5s—
1948
N
38 Va
23%
*30'/8
•'
M-S
England Tel & Tel 5s A__—.^1952
1st gtd 4'As series B...__—.^..1961
N J Junction RR gtd 1st 4s_
—1986
36
Q-J
Pacific prior lien 4s. ....1997
Northern
23%
M-S
New
69 %
21%
*—
2iy«
F-A
3Vis sinking fund debentures—..1949
National Steel 1st mtge 3s__—;_„196b
57
160
A-0
6
J-D
Prod 3Vis debs..
-..I960
Distillers Prod 3Vis.——-,—1949
74'/a
36%
*107'/a
736
M-N
St L 4s series A—.1978
Chatt &
72
A-0
36%
J-D
Dairy
101% 104
35%
guaranteed gpld 5s
1945
Alst mtge gold 5s (stamped can¬
cellation of guarantee)
1945
ACertificates of deposit
J.
1st
Nat
109% 111'A
Ohio Ry—
Alst
36%
N
Nash
74 %
*112
25%
J-D
M-N
M-N
gtd 5s_______1947
Fuel Gas 1st
Mutual
2
M-S
4y2s series A
ref
&
36%
J-J
T 3%s__._.-1963
Mountain States T &
"l
.1974
Gen
^Northern
11%
A-0
J-D
—1951
Essex 1st gtd 3 Vis——2000
M 5s series A——.1955
M 4'/2s series B__.
1955
93'A
10 Va
108% 109 %
novi novi
103% 103'/a
*118
39
A-0
ext
5s
Tramways
*109% 109%
M-S
Ontario
ref 3%s—i_1966
1st &
Power
Montreal
15%
110%
3%
'
.1974
& ref 5s
Central gen
North
1st
Montana
'
108
258
9
102% 103
34%
M-N
M-S
F-A
1938
Moh'k & Malone 1st gtd gold 4s___1991
Monongahela Ry 3'As series B__..1966
Monongahela W Penn Pub Serv—
1st mtge 4'As__——.....I960
6s
debentures
1965
•
8%
103'/a 103'/a
*§ A Missouri Pacific Ry—
3rd 7s extended at 4% —July
8%
126
34%
—
.
2
102%
mtge 5s conv inc.:
Northern
36%
F-A
I_—.
75 v*
103 y2
39%
'.1%
155
—
...1981
deposit....-..—
ref 5s series
&
2
110% 110%
..
86%
126
23 %
25%
34%
10%
M-N
A-O
-1949
.
ACertificates
,
9%
F-A
37%
.7 Vi
94
20
36%
M-N
ref gold 5s series H——1980
of deposit
Alst &
18%
43
F-A
O-A
F-A
"
—
.
38
14
42
—
deposit
of
High
29
12%
J-J
A-0
44%
34%
>
M-S
M-S
1978
series G
5s
ACertificates
40
17%
1998
..2014
100
1
41%
100
—
;
Low
86
.
M-S
A-O
M-N
t§ANorfolk Southern
68%
383A
F-A
1965
January I
No.
Co—
series A—'
mtge 4%s
A Gen
•
6 Vi
2%
•'
39%
100.
J-J
—-1975
series F—__
.1977
Range Since
Sold
17
16 Mi'
35 Vi
RR 5s A
,1961
Norfolk & Western Ry 1st gold 4s_1996
North Amer Co deb 3'/aS—.....—1949
Debenture 3%s
1954
1st
9%
121
9%
:
2%
^—..1966
Pow 1st 5s A...1955
(Md) deb 5y2s_
1950
.
deposit-.
Bonds
11%
11%
J-J
J-J
...
tMissouri Pacific RR Co—
Alst & ref 5s series A—
High
34
iij-N
Niag Lack & 0.nt
2%
J-J
A-0
5s series A—Jan 1967
1943
Niagara Falls Power 3!is
38
.
J-J
.
gold 5s.»_
37%
J-J A
40-year 4s series B___
—..1962
Prior lien 4Vis series D-____—1978
Friday's
*12%
F-A
F-A
,...1940
63
J-J
J-D
..1959
Mo Kansas & Texas 1st 4s—,——.1990
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior lien 5s series A__
.—1962
or
Sale Price Bid & Asked
J-J
...1937
3 'As series B—
1967
Bost 1st 4Vis-+.._1946
Y Telephone
N
104% 107
M-S
Alst & ref 5 Vis series B__—1978
adjust
53
J-J
t AMissouri-Illinois RR Jst 5s
A Cum
58%
1
1949
5%s__—
§AGeneral
Q-F
1946
& ref 6s series A
97 %
106 '/a 106 %
J-J
J-J
J-J
25-year
9 3'A
1
Marie
§ A 1st cons 4s stamped—_______ 1938
g A 1st consol 5s———.
..,.1938
§ A 1st stamped 5s gtd as to int__1938
A
98
1937
4%s
gold 5s
gold
38
fMinn St Paul & Sault Ste
A 1st
§A2d
*54
M-S
J-J
M-N
M-S
.
73%
;
J-D
J-D
t AMilw Spar & N W 1st
■
__
69
*57Vi
M-N
J-J
M-S
A-0
88
*97 Vi
M-S
&
Period
Low
*70
Sag 3 'As——1951
Lans
gold
Week's Range
Last
Interest
SO
.
3'As.
..1952
Ref & impt 4'As series C
1979
Michigan Consol Gas 4s__________1963
t§ A Midland of N J 1st ext 5s—...1940
1§ AMilw & Northern 1st ext 4'/aS—3939
AgConsol ext 4'As—
_1939
1st
Friday
Exchange
High
Michigan CentralJack
Stock
Ended Nov.
Week
1
January
York
New
Range Since
Sold
Low
,
BONDS
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
1843
'
7 "'
6%
2
•42 Vi
■
43
2%
18
42%
4
*106
1%
39
8%
2%
48%
107
Steel
1st
mtge 4'As
1st mtge 4'As series B_____
Pitts Va
&
Char
1st 4s
1950
.1950
gtd.__.__-_1943
-
20
1st mtge 4'As
series B
.~.1959
A-O
56%
56'A
103
1st mtge 4%S series C
..I960
A-O
56 Va
56 y8
56 '/a
107%
Pitts
&
W Va
1st 4'As series A____1958
6
96
M-N
104 Va 108
-
106% 106%
Pitts
57%
56'A
109% 111'A
*110%
106%
4%
56%
J-D
103
99
55
64'/a
24
1
55 %
64 %
4
55'A
64%
Monday, November 23, 1942
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1844
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Period
Exchange
Stock
York
New
Week Ended Nov. 20
Last
1st
5s series B_
gen
1st
gen
C
series
5s
1977
Portland Gen Elec 1st 4%s
1960
1st 5s extended to
1950
Potomac El Pwr 1st M 3'As—.—1966
1st mortgage 3%s_
1977
Pressed Steel Car deb 5s
'
1951
4%s series D
1st
Low
No.
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Week Ended Nov.
Period
20
120
Gen
ref
&
1st
gold 5s
series
2000
63
89
88
78%
II
—
—
107% 108 %
96
95
86%
.
5s
series
C
...1979
series
D
.—1980
J-D
5s
B—
Ave
1964
1st ref 4s
Ry
i a Providence Terminal
4s
Publ.c Service El & Gas 3'As
'
& ref mtge 3s
&
ref mtge 5s
Tol
8'/4
St
Louis &
Ham
108% 110%
Trenton
Gas
105% 106'A
*noy8
1st
&
ref
mtge 8s
of Nor 111 3'As
1968
1948
Tri-Cont Corp
80
110% 1107/a
46
67%
1997
J-J
78
76 %
78%
59
73%
J-J
77%
76%
77%
32
73
1956
J-J
102'A 102 %
1
3'As
Remington Rand deb
ARio Grande
i§ARio
1st
June
Grande West
A 1st
gtd 5s
M-N
Gen
105
105
105%
26
100% 104%
40
102 '/a 102%
98
*991/2101
*60%
J-D
100%
39
61%
67
28 %
22
64
12
1977
M-S
1967
M-S
*110
109
.1967
M-S
*110
1969
__1934
mtge
3'As series J_;
t§AR I Ark & Louis 1st 4'As
&
M-S
*116
M-S
*108% 110
*105% 106
t A Rut-Canadian 4s stpd
1949
1941
*§ARutland RR 4'As stamped
19%
85
20
10%
1st
gold 5s—1949
A-O
F-A
J-J
4%
4
9%
9%
4
5%
land
&
1959
..—1967
;—_——1947
grant 4s
•
1.125s
-
2.05s
-
J-J
107
1996
J-J
*50
55'A
1996
A-O
*—
*8
2d
St
1st
4s
gold 5s__.__
gold 6s
...
Louis Iron
2.15s
—
108
10
2.35s
Certificates
of
M-N
1933
J-J
A-O
M-N
J-D
A-O
A-O
M-S
99% 103
26
96
108% 109%
84
96%
96%
14
96%
96%
8
96%
105
105
106% 106%
91
90
97
97%
>103%
M-S
& P 5s stpd
1955
J-J
tASt L-San Fr pr lien 4s A
1950
J-J
1950
J-J
A Certificates
Prior lien
of
ACertificates
A Cons
deposit..:.
5s series
of
B
deposit
1978
deposit stpd
M-S
._
bond
4s
A 1st
A 2d
4s inc
1989
ctfs
AGen & ref
J-J
1952
1990
J-J
Paul E Gr Trk
fASt
t§ASt P & K
St
S
Paul
A
gold 4s_1968
cons
1st 4'As
C Sh L
IOOVb 100 Va
100% 100'A
*997/a
*101
100
101%
101'%
102
*101'A 103
100
103
M-N
*101%
May 1 1954
M-N
——
*101
—
.
100% 102
—
100% 101'%
1947
Union Depot 3'/es B
1971
1st gtd gold 4s____1943
Scioto
V & N
E
77%
Utah
6s
ACertificates
A-O
F-A
1959
A-O
Union
Shell
A
1945
M-S
deposit-—....
75
17
55
16%
17%
11
21%
19%
19%
20%
232
11%
25'/a
18%
19%
2
11%
24%
Va
1st gold 5s„1949
M-S
207/a
20'/a
21%
534
11%
23%
F-A
20
20%
176
12%
22%
Virginia Pub Serv 1st mtge 3%s__1972
Va & Southwest 1st gtd 5s
2003
1st cons 5s
1958
2'As
'
10%
338
19
.
85,
75%
22%
Cons
84%
76
55
85%
85%
31
75%
23
57
29
31
56%
29
31
70
15%
38 'A
*51/2
15
16
*103%
6'A
2%
16
6%
7%
69
17%
99'A 101
6
32
101% 104%
123% 125
23%
22%
24
351
3%
4
14
6
14
10'/a
12%
331
4%
13
11%
137
4
12%
14%
12%
14%
657
5%
15%
11%
30
216
13%
30
5%
5
F-A
15
}|
12%
15%
F-A
15ft
12%
15%
89
98%
15
1,142
1935
43
100
*35
A-O
debentures
1950
gtd 5s
Power
6s
95%
1
98%
97% 100
29
39
105%
12
100'/a 103%
99% 103
105% 106%
21
104% 106%
*123
A-O
1962
A-O
107% 107%
j.j
105% 106
1947
J-J
103
A.
15%
14
,..1963
3'As
15%
102% 102%
1979
Tel
debentures—
Southern Colo
J-J
33
4
102% 102%
102%
F-A
1964
Socony-Vacuum Oil 3s debs
3s
F-A
debentures 4s______1952
14%
3%
39
Simmons
&
5
10%
98
Bell Tel
26%
1
10%
100
& Nor Ala RR
25
12'A
M-S
123
■
—
123
2
(Cent
4s
Pac
24
103% 106%
J-D
70
11.1977
M-~S
54%
Aug 1949
registered
A
3
103
102
105%
Pac RR
&
Mem
Div
ref
52
51%
53%
163
46%
57
52
50%
53
278
46%
56%
50%
49%
52%
307
46%
56%
J-J
91'A
90%
92
160
80%
A-O
84%
84%
86%
13
82
89
1955
J-J
69'A
69
70%
127
61%
72
1994
J-J
92'A
91%
92%
88
93%
1956
A-O
70%
70%
71
a-o
90
90
90%
A-O
94%
5s
6s
gen
6'As
1st
.1956
gold 5s
Bell
Tel
series
1951
3'As B
...
94%
95
j-j
1996
1st gold 4s
3s
mtge 4s inc series A
AGen
mtge inc 4%s ser
AGen
tAWabash Ry ref & gen 5%s A—1975
A Ref
*81%
83
J-J
87.%
87%
76
117
60%
72%
50
78%
91%
83
3
84%
79%
-
96%
78%
57
—
91
1964
J-D
111%
111% 111%
3
109% 112%
J-J
106%
106% 107
9
104% 107%
41
25
ASpokane Internat 1st gold 4'As„2013
Apr
—.1966
F-A
——1961
J-D
debenture
1953
1945
J-J
Superior Oil 3'As debs
1956
M~N
Swift & Co 2%s debs
1961
40%
33%: 41%
T02'A 102%
104% 105%
23
103
13
6s
debentures
6s
called
A
& RR gen
5s
cons
17
_.
.1951
5s_—. .1944
f gold 4s
Ref & impt mtge 3%s series B_. 1974
Texarkana & Ft Smith 5'As A...
1950
Texas Company 3s deb
1959
Texas
debentures—
& N O
com
,
gold
5s.IZ__II!
65%
4
75
76
105% 109%
27
108%
1948
A
Deposit
deb
1941
6s
receipts——
Warren RR
1st ref gtd
gold 3%s„2000
Washington Central Ry 1st 4s_.—1948
1945
1945
guaranteed 4s__
Westchester Ltg
Gen
West
1950
r_1967
5s stpd gtd
mtge 3'As
Penn Power
1st
—;—
.....1963
1st 5s E
1966
mtge 3%s series I—
Western
1st
&
Maryland
ref
75
84 %
42%
45
209
33%
50
Apr
33%
34%
458
28%
39%
M-S
F-A
A-O
A-O
28%
27%
28%
7
24
27
27
1
24
27%
26%
26%
3
22%
26%
22 %
27%
A-O
94
1952
1st 4s
5%s series A...—.1977
83%
83%
*26%
—
28'A
94%
87
102
11
94%
83
99
93%
95
102'%
100%
100%
A-O
M-S
102
M-S
106
105'A 106
21
81
105
105
107
46
95% 107
101
100%
...—
Washington Term 1st gtd 3%s
1st 40-year
122
45
34%
........—,—1948
Co
Bros
84%
Apr
J-J
F-A
Q-M
F-A
F-A
31%
102
1
100% 100%
31%
31
69
—
"
40
69%
4
32%
*86'A
*103%
106
86
103% 105'A
.
*104
106
J-D
J-D
119
119
109
109'A
45
107% 110
M-S
106% 106%
6
106% 110
J-J
111% 112
5
110
84
A-O
118% 121%
1
86%
87%
95%
86%
J-J
98
95%
7
93
2
101
112
91'/a
102
1943
West N Y & Pa gen gold 4s
JAWestern Pacific
1st
5s ser A—1946
assented
1946
—,
1950
25-year gold 5s
1951
30-year 5s_—
—1960
Westinghouse El & Mfg 2'/8s_—
1951
West Shore 1st 4s guaranteed
2361
Registered
.2361
gold 4'As
Western Union Teleg
A-O
M-S
M-S
101
101
104'A
36%
35
36%
63
20%
38%
36%
34%
36%
134
20%
38%
M-N
J-D
85
84%
85
37
86%
86%
37
M-S
83
82%
83%
62
101% 101'A
31
85
79
81
88
77%
,
85%
103%
:—1954
1949
Wheeling Steel 1st 3'As series B„_ 1966
West Va Pulp & Paper
37
100% 103'A
13
101% 103%
.
100% 102%
Wilson & Co 1st M 4s A
Conv
deb
100
119% 119%
6
119
105% 105%
1
105% 108%
J-J
111
111
1
109
111
J-J
103
103
1
101
104
89
24
F-A
88%
1943
J-J
88%
104% 105%
A-O
...
1st 4s
—1955
1947 j
1960
1949
} A Wisconsin Central 1st 4s
ACertificates of deposit
'A
—
§ASu & Du div & term 1st 4s—1936
ACertificates of deposit
M-N
Public Service 3%s
.1968
1971
1st 4%s
1943
Wisconsin
JAWor & Conn East
48
37%
50
43
14
37%
47%
103
1
*109%
92%
.
102% 105
'
110% 114
—
92%
93
36
90%
95
105% 105%
15
104% 106%
102'A 102%
1
100% 103'/a
*115
49%
487/a
114
116%
50
61
48
47
48
7
15
14%
16
124
A-O
J-J
Wisconsin Elec Power 3%s__.
46
103
J-J
A-O
J-J
J-J
100% 101%
43%
42
44
*13%
—
115
37
55
37%
51
35
9
34
9
14%
*110% 111%
108% 110%
*107
105
108 V*
12
12%
101
102%
*12%
J-J
20
108%
F-A
M-N
3%
Winston-Salem S B
J-D
M-S
M-S
101
105%
J-J
1965
3s_.
M-N
J-J
J-J
101% 110
103'A 103%
*100 332
.1953
3s
.
——^
Warren
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
5
^ 105% 105%
78
*100
102
—
85
122
92%
104% 106%
104
106
99% 101%
—1948
not
M-N
f 3%s series D_.
Deferred
in
M-S
1960
Conv deb 4s
a
s
..1955
1955
Warner Bros Pict 6s debs
included
Gen. refund
series D—
Walworth Co 1st mtge 4s.
1st mtge s
Terminal Assn St L 1st
108
103% 105%
101% 101%
102% 102%
M-N
101%
15
104% 104%
105%
J-J
Studebaker Corp conv deb 6s
6s
(called bonds)
Tenn Coal Iron
1976
1978
1980
5s series B
gen
ARef & gen 4'As series C
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 4s
1968
C
Oil of Calif 2%s debs
Standard Oil N J deb 3s_
108%
94
93%
Stand
2%
58
1955
gen
Southwestern
&
68
49%
m-N
1st ref gtd 4s
St Louis Div
1st
55%
M-N
—1950
Southern Ry 1st cons gold
Devel & gen 4s series A
Devel
50
225
70
53%
72%
M-S
...1946
Fran Term 1st 4s
&
50%
198i
10-year secured 33As
Devel
253
^968
Gold 4As——
South
70%
,.1969
—
Gold 4'As
San
*64%
..1949
1st 4'As (Oregon Lines)
Gold 4'As__—
67
1971
1981
B_—.—1991
series A
1st mtge 4s
A 5s
coll)
75
M-S
90
106% 108%
>
Southern Pacific Co—
4s
78
69
92
102% 103%
,
W
101% 103%
—
100
23
4
*11
109% ill'A
*2
78
Wabash RR Co—
*123% 124%
23%
78
II
J-J
a-o
,
|
*77
J-J
South
.1966
j
J-J
Sourh
—
*111'A 111%
76%
50
..1954
Skelly Oil 3s
...
*108%
M-S
Pwr 3%s series B
Coal & Coke
Iron
F-A
M-N
1968
f 4s series B
Elec &
>
74
23/4s sinking fund debentures
1961
t§ASilesian-Am Corp coll tr 7s__._1941
Co
s
*108%
—1957
series A—1955
Vandalia RR cons g 4s
Va
49%
1935
debs
102
.75
18%
13%
...1933
certificates..
Oil
93% 1017%
17
11'A
deposit
t§AAtl & Birm 1st gtd 4s
series B
93
64
72
ARef & gen 5s
f ASeaboard All Fla 6s A ctfs
A 6s
32
97%
17%
A-O
1950
of
98%
97%
75
M-N
series
97
97%
77%
100
of
97%
F-A
95%
103% 103%
§ a Refunding 4s_.
cons
A-O
46
100
Oct 1949
97%
1944
ref 5s
79
A-O
...1950
91
1
95
1st 5s__—.1944
& Light
Power
69'A
103%
4s unstamped
ACertificates
100% 103%
95
A-O
33
J-J
stamped
Adjustment 5s
A 1st
100% 101%
7
M-S
8 A4s gold
A
2
3
1951
1st &
Utah Lt & Trac
JSeaboard Air Line Ry—
§ Alst gold
101% 101%
10;% 101%
33
gtd 4s________1989
1st
M-N
M-N
73%
73%
^1952
f deb
s
-
43
J-J
F-A
Ar Pass
&
Schenley Distillers 4s
1 1954
May 1 1955
Nov
2.65s
60
100%
M-N
1 1953
—
-
101'%
101
*101%
Nov
—
101 %
100
100
'
100
92%
J-D
1941
gtd 4'As
97'%
105
100
41%
_
J-J
gold 5s series A
St Paul & Duluth 1st
M-N
Nov 1989
104
..
*997/a
-May
Virginian Ry 3%s series A__
certificates
bond
91
69
90%
79
.
.
*101
1 1952
1 1953
—Nov
...
2.60s
107%
JSt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
5 A 1st term & unifying 5s
103% 107
*101
92
42
„
M 4'As series A
ACertificates of
67%
90
99
3
100
20%
J-J
A
75
99
95%
102 % 106
26
91
97%
95%
33
105%
•
106%
108% 111
*101
17%
1948
1st mtge 5s
St L Rocky Mt
55
101
*101
25
deposit—
1959
Pub Serv
L
73%
74
•
J A St L Peor & N W 1st gtd 5s
St
106
5
107
11'A
17
M-N
M-N
M-N
May 1 1952
-
2.55s
Southern—
&
Mtn
111%
6
12
M-N
1 1950
Nov
United Stockyards 4%s w w__
AgRiv & G Div 1st gold 4s
A
A-O
106'%
102% 102%
62
Jos
105
--
100% 101
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
1 1949
May 1 1950
2.20s
91% 100
20
99% 100%
1947
St
9 2'A
99% 101'%
*111% 111%
102%
M-3
Nov
-
2.50s
1966
.
May 1 1949
-
2.10s
J
& Grand Island
.
...May 1 1943
Nov 1 1943
1.00s
2.45s
Saguenay Pwr Ltd 1st M 4'As
•
.—1944
RR & Canal gen 4s_
2.40s
St Lawr & Adir 1st
•
..
Serial debentures
9%
8%
5s
debentures.:—.—
21%
8%
J-J
J-J
90%
81%
124
Elec
1945
106% 108%
20
80%
4
92
101
United States Steel Corp—
129'A
M-S
12
98% 101'A
1
85%
92
*100
M-N
109% 110
3'As series I
6
85%
J-D
1971
109'A
A-O
294
A-O
J-J
U N J
63
39
„
59%
27
eilA
62'A
22'%
47%
72
21%
J-D
1970
35-year 3'As deb—.
—1971
Ref mtge 3%s series A
—.1980
United Biscuit 3%s debs————1955
United Cigar^-Whelan Stores 5s_;_—1952
United Drug Co (Del) 5s—-^—_1953
104% 106'A
J-J
61%
gold 4s._1946
1953
1st
100% 104%
1949
Gen mtge 3%s series H_
mtge
51
102%
61
70%
102% 104%
11
20%
4s__vl—„ 1950
34-year 3'As deb
33%
Roch Gas & El 4'As series D...
Gen
1021/4
M-N
M-N
69
tJnion Pacific RR—
97% 103%
102
1939
& coll trust 4s A
cons
86
102'/a
1939
1st gold 4s
86
F-A
Republic Steel Corp 4'As series B.^1961
Purchase money 1st M conv 5'As 1954
Gen mtge 4'As series C
1956
Revere Copper & Brass 3'As
1960
69%
58'A
1st
5s conv deb A
3s
82
85'A
57 Va
36
U
82%
1997
85%
58%
45
67%
1st
105
Gen & ref 4'As series B
A-O
78
67'/a
Buff
108% 1107/a
103
Gen & ref 4'As series A
1951
98% 102%
221%
R
Reading Co Jersey Cent coll 4s
High
14
West
&
t§AUnion Elec Ry (Chic)
Union Oil of Calif 3s deb
216
104% 105
J-J
High
101% 101%
65
67%
143% 144%
—
*219% 225
110%
A-O
Purity Bakeries s f deb 5s—
Public Service
11
106
106
*144'/8
Low
No.
100% 100%
61
21%
Union Electric Co of Mo 3%s
1st
1st
Sold
103% 104
J-J
A-O
J-J
_Jan 1960
1943
Range Since
January 1
Bonds
96
Toronto
«0
*83%
J-J
M-N
J-J
J-D
,,—1968
1972
2037
2037
3
7'A
*7'/s
M-N
M-S
Friday's
65
66
M-S
1960
AAdj income 5s_:
4.
§ A Third Ave RR 1st 5s ext
Tol & Ohio Cent ref & impt 3%s—1960
1957 '
1956
tAProvidence Securities 4s_.__
or
66%
A-O
5s
Third
105% 107"%
*108%
ref
ref
66%
A-O
&
&
Tex Pac Mo Pac Ter 5%s A
89
*106%
1977
Gen
—
101%
J-D
Gen
88%
Week's Range
Low
Texas & Pacific
108
119
*99%
Last
Sale Price Bid & Asked
High
107
*118
M-S
J-J
J-J
F-A
J-J
,
January 1
109
Stock
New York
Range Since
Sold
High
*108
J-D
F-A
J-D
J-D
A—1948
1962
—1974
Bonds
Friday's
or
Low
& Ash 1st 4s ser
Young
Pitts
BONDS
Week's Range
Sale Price Bid & Asked
delivery
the year's
sale
range,
101%
101% 101%
99
99%
,
4
37
.,15
98% 100%
not included in the year's range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range,
r Cash
not
sal#
included in the year's range.
§ Negotiability
tThe price represented is the dollar quotation per
Accrued interest payable at the exchange rate of $4.8484.
impaired by maturity.
pound unit of bonds,
^Companies reported as being in
the Bankruptcy Act, or
bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
securities assumed by such companies.
No sales transacted during current
•Friday's bid and asked price.
A Bonds selling flat.
week.
200-
Section 77 of
Volume
1845
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4127
156
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
STOCKi
New
list
Aero
Supply Mfg class A
B
Class
Aircraft
Investors
Air
Alabama
Great
$7 preferred
Investment
Alliance
—:
$3 conv pfd
(Mich)
Products
Allied
A
Class
common—;
conv
preferred
Goods
Aluminum
Mfg
:
American
Box
class
Common
Cities
American
Sep
22%
Nov
Class
20
200
22%
May
23%
Nov
7%
American
Gas
Hoe
Sep
50
90 Vz
Jan
4%
200
Jan
4%
Hard
%
Nov
14
12%
14
13%
13
13%
Preferred
Potash
American
fir *im
%
%
class
Nov
13 Va
Apr
7,400
97 %
400
3%
900
1% May
24% May
31
Nov
20%
20%
21 Va
300
18% Mar
22
Apr
1374
13
13%
2,700
7 Va Mar
13%
Nov
26
26
Apr
18% Mar
26 %
79%
85
%
Feb
39
May
5%
800
4%
2%
100
Va
A
8,500
55%
450
"2%
6%
2%
2*%
"2% "2%
Class
B
32
Apr
7%
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Atlantic
Coast Line
Atlantic
Rayon
Atlas Corp
Nov
Capital
Nov
Carman
Jun
300
2
700
1%
1 %
100
8%
9
400
8%
99%
1%
390
1%
98
98%
•
1%
9
91%
Atlas Drop
Atlas
Forge
Plywood
—1
4%
4%
;;
Patoka
Ayrshire
Carolina Power & Light
$6
Carrier
Corp
Carter
Nov
Co
Jan
Catalin
Corp
Hudson
"
32
Casco
7%
Feb
Central
Jun
6
Nov
Central Maine
13
Nov
Central
New
Jan
4%
Jan
Central
Ohio
4
Va
Sep
Jan
200
300
Stainless
Barium
Barlow
&
$1.20
2,900
6%
100
16%
700
2%
2%
1,200
1%
109%
.
Basic Refractories
Baumann—See
Beech
Aircraft
Bellanca
Bell Tel
Benson
Aircraft
19 Va
&
Hedges
1%
2%
Feb
3%
Sep
15%
15%
34
36
4%
193/4
29 Va
50
13
19
4
200
4%
20%
Apr
3%
2,100
29%
350
18
1,100
3
29
1'
r
,
4
Blue
Jun
$3
optional
For
i
wmwk
Nov
Apr
% Mar
174
Jan
% Aug
ft July
3%
Feb
1% July
2
Apr
19
Oct
777/a
Jun
777/a
Jun
1574
3 74
3 7s
Jan
21
2%
Jan
100
378
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2'/b Mar
JUly
3%
Nov
2% Aug
\
5%
Sep
com.,.*
_
___1
•
Controller
Jan
i
•
35%
-
Jan
Jan
Feb
X4%
Oct
j
Clinchfield
Coal
Club
Utensil
Aluminum
8%
Feb
1
Columbia
j
Columbia
Oil
6% May
1174
Oct
20
Cockshutt
1%
Jun
4%
700
10 3/4
11
1
74
38%
1174
38 Va
39%
1,700
100
274
1,000
6 74
6%
Jan
42
R '/•
111%
Apr
103%
Feb
83/a
Oct
Mar
67a
Nov
Jan
67a
Sep
600
6
4%
274 May
5% Oct
90
Jan
Jan
Apr
374
Jan
73/4
Jan
10474
Nov
Jan
Jan
8
Jan
107
72% May
20
83
85
85% May
82%
7
• %
%
200
10%
9%
10%
4 Vz
4%
A
8
2,800
"4%
200
Jan
Va
Feb
Jun
13
Jan
Apr
274 Mar
33/4
Sep
3%
Jan
474
Jan
6% May
*
*
*
—10
Plow
Development
Co__
common.
10 3/4
Jan
7074
Apr
83
Jan
47
Apr
64%
Nov
x4% Feb
Jan
6
Colt's
Fire
Patent
&
•
—•
Community
25
preferred.lOQ
1
Southern warrants—
&
25
1
Public Service
Jun
;
Jun
36
Compo Shoe Machinery—
V t c extended to 1946
Sep
■
Jan
1
Conn
Sep
8
Jan
5
Jan
Jun
Apr
A tu¬
16%
ft Feb
1%
Nov
1
Jan
Mar
474
Jan
28%
Sep
52,
Jan
40
Apr
82%
Jan
76
30
40
Apr
825/a
Jan
Jun
47a
'
■
1
40
Nov
2% .Apr
mm
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37a
400
4%
4
--
6
July
11
Nov
■
.
—
-
%
-.
-
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15
Mar
%
Feb
%
Apr
Nov
5
Mar
Sep
35
Jan
1,700
'
'
325
27
26
26
'
Jan
6% Mar
43/4
%
ft
mmi
21
'53/4
900
4% Sep
674
574
53A
100
3%
7
Sep
1%
1%
100
1%
Nov
5
"53/4
Gas &
1%
-j.
Jan
Apr
Coke Secur common
1
*
*
Telephone & Electric
Consolidated
Biscuit
Consol G E L P Bait
4 % %
;
4%
Co
common
series B preferred
preferred series C
Consolidated
Gas
Corp
Utilities
1
1
•
100
100
1
% Mar
3%
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—
— ««
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'
Jan
474 Aug
674 May
-
7%
Apr
74 Mar
23/4
Nov
'
2
334
3%
3%
1%
...
600
58%
60
24
24
27%
n
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450
290
Jan
15%
Sep
34
%
Apr
13A
Jan
1/256 Mar
A
Nov
7%
150
1,100
13
Mar
A
100
2%
7%
7%
Jan
7274
1,000
3,800
32
A
—
2%
Jun
1
54
la
15
Xl4
Oct
May
800
ft
n
1/64
4
Mar
250
1%
58%
1/64
-
2
1,900
7
2
—
53%
t
Jan
A
Jan
9 74 Mar
%
Sep
Oct
1
Jan
274
Oct
Jun
27a
Oct
aa
*mmm
~2%
18
Apr
Oct
Jan
27
•
6
27
Conn
$3 preferred
Jan
10%
Feb
Feb
55
140
'5
—.
„
■
4
<—
Arms.
34
39
Apr
76
Gas——
Mar
Jan
Jan
Nov
14
78
—
■
78
1
1
Colorado Fuel & Iron warrants
30
%
27
1,900
17a
Community Water Service
10
Sep
2% May
76
■
—•
ordinary
'
ft Jun
51
A
3%
A Mar
67a
'
—*
Airlines
Colonial
Commonwealth
Nov
Co
Mar
34
,
—4
Rosenberger Inc—%
117
6,800
1,000
Colon
&
Aug
1,400
6%
Cohn
101
3874
6
Feb
Apr
Apr
4%
100
Gas & Elec 5Ve
Sep
A
Apr
,
22%
3574
6%
2%
1
*
•
——100
Corp
Apr
3
674
99
1,200
6%
Illuminating
Electric
Cleveland Tractor common—
Oct
87a Aug
6 74
—
Mfg—
|
16
Oct
35% May
'
—1
Co
& Lambert
Cleveland
4%
333/a
3
preferred
Lights Inc
Neon
Clayton
28%
Jun
2 74
P & L $7
$6
Feb
—
7%
7
47%
4%
—
19Q
7%
50 %
Jan
30
Nov
90
-1
common———
3%
3,100
%
12
20
50
10
Service
Jan
4%
134 % .Oct
Jan
325
39
375
7%
1,600
39
104% 194%
6,500
Nov
9%
May
ft Mar
8%
7,100
4
—
75
ft
1
j
mm
1,500
3%
«
1,100
121
%
9%
8%
Nov
'
-
1849.
Feb
%
Jan
18
3%
Nov
1093/4 111
•
page
100
73/4
9%
3%
4%
*
preferred
1%
3%
1%
9
9 74
pfd
preferred—
——.
City Auto Stamping
—
City & Suburban Homes.—;
2%
see
1%
8
Va Aug
•
convertible
footnotes
%
Sep
100
*
Cities Service
Nov
27% Aug
21
loo
common
1%
39
100
6% May
common
Ridge Corp
Feb
13
xl9% May
*
1
——1
preferred
200
5
—
l
~
A
*
Co———-——1
2,400
10
common
1%
9%
common—
174
♦
(E W)
1%
West Utilities—,—50c
6%
434
1
Bliss
Jan
274
800
25
Elec
&
9%
13
I
.,20
Birdsboro Steel Fdy & Mach Co
274
$7 preferred—*
Consolidated Mining
Claude
1974
9%
Bickfords Inc
Blauner's
2%
*
36
May
'
preferred—
274
50
Clark
9
Convertible preferredBerkey & Gay Furniture
$2.50
74
i«
*
*
16% Nov
Jan
140
'
_1
common
Jan
100
50o
$6
Feb
3%
i
common
Jan
12 Va
300
12 %o
100
Cities
Oct
Jan
12% May
2% Mar
-5
common
91%
1174 Aug
74 Aug
150
Childs Co
2% May
1
of Canada
2,200
5%
Chief
7
Aug
300
1
Corp_
Sep
6174
1,200
9%
9%
6174
Jan
5
300
374
preferred
74'
72%
9%
79%
Oct
3%
common
common
convertible
7%
74
5%
Nov
'
$1.50
Jan
Jan
5% Aug
NOV
"Ludwig"
Mills Inc
Beaunit
Oct
15 Va
874 Mar
2,800
78%
%
3%
•
Beau Brummell Ties Inc
Sep
42
35%
850
7%
61 Va
4%
3%
1
Inc__
4 0 Va
7
—
35%
25
common
40
40
preferred
—*
60c preferred B___———.—*
$6 preferred BB
■*
Feb
4Va July
Mfg—
A
Apr
10
Cherry-Burrell common————5
Chesebrough Mfg
——25
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co——5
Chicago Rivet & Mach
4
Nov
3'%
corn—10
Steel
Seelig
convertible
Oct
474
Metal Weather Strip Co__5
Corp
Jan
3
%
15%
15%
•
common-
14%
Apr
1
Light 1%
&
A'rcraft
Charis
Jan
22
4V2
6%
_30
Co
Gas
Power
Va Mar
32%
ft
:
67
Mar
•
Rubber
Jan
—*
America——
& South
Cessna
Feb
%
Nov
3
1,800
■
Baldwin
Oct
80
4%
600
ft
Power 7%
Central
3% Aug
—5
preferred
Oct
May
11%
com
*
preferred_100
York Power 5% pfd—100
Steel Products—
1
8
Baldwin Locomotive—
for
of
Jan
Jun
4%
%
1
warants
6 74
Nov
B
Purchase
Jun
100
common
Nov
32%
~
4
*
;.
1%
50c
(JW) Co common
Products—
1%
106
3%
37a
5
Babcock & Wilcox Co
1,200
%
...
preferred
9%
62
A
Collieries
5%
Jan
common—;————*
Carnation
Oct
% Mar
50
A
Aug
574
%
*
—..
Jan
87%
374
300
-
class
12%
iff
2.50
——
Central
1
Axton-Fisher. Tobacco
Jan
46
25
9
1%
2% Mar
1
Voting Machine—
(BP) & Sons common.
6% preferred
774
5
.—
Apr
103 Va Jan
Apr
11% July
pfd—100
Avery
100
5%
Apr
400
Automatic
12%
1
class A
Apr
4%
•
.
Jan
Feb
12%
5%
*
1
Products——
Co
&
%
6%
preferred—100
Corp
Nov
2
1 Va
12%
1
voting——
6%
300
Products
Automatic
Nov
174
& Foundry Ltd—
75% Aug
10
6
common
Nov
10
% Mar
—50
1%
U Sep
1,000
84
Vz
1
5%
Co„
10
Jun
Jan
2%
7'% July
2,200
9
9
2%
Nov
Ijf Jan
300
84
174
•
Corp
Oct
674
10s
certificates
non
City
2%
•
warrants—
8
*
preferred
3%
2%
—5
RR Co
Nov
50
Canadian Marconi—-—;
55% Nov
.
Jan
1%
1
_•
100
1
Coast
Jan
14
Oct
Apr
2
•'
Fisheries—
Coast
3174
Mar
100
10
voting
Chamberlin
Birm &
10
10
Sullivan
&
Car
A
1%
1,600
Associated Laundries of America——*
Atlantic
10
£1
Line
trust
Class
Jan
2%
Apr
ft Jan
33 %
Associated Electric Industries—
American dep rects reg_,
——£1
Atlanta
3074 Jun
320
—£1
participating preferred.
Industrial Alcohol—
7%
2%
10
Atlanta Gas Light 6%
30%
30%
Canadian Industries Ltd—
;
2
Associated Tel & Tel class A
Jan
Canadian
61% Mar
1% Mar
54%
Oct
Feb
14%
Ltd—
Sugar Estate-
Canadian
Oct
27%
5
Refining Co
Canada
Jan
Jun
Aug
2'/8
,
10
30%
—20
California Electric Power—
10
Callite
Tungsten Corp——
1
Camden Fire Insurance Assn
5
'Canada Cement Co Ltd 6%% pfd—100
Jan
5%
Nov
Jan
%
55%
1
Tobacco—
$3
Inc
Voting
Nov
xl8
25
Jun
11
—*
Co
Co common
Hill
Calamba
26% July
21
50
40
100
43.
•
Cable Electric Products common
Jan
ss2
42
% July
900
%
%
,'.
42
Apr
374
Jun
Nov
Feb
Breweries of
•
Feb
60
Jan
1%
400
2
Jan
3%
18
2,900
1%
20% Jan
104
82% Mar
32
Corp
&
Apr
12%
20%
50
Metal Works common
Oil
10%
50
300
52
2
preferred——
Burma Corp Am dep rets
Burry Biscuit Corp—
—
Sep
aa
3 Va
& Light $7 preferred-*
Equipment
Associated
%
200
Apr
preferred—!
Ashland
Jan
Va
11
non-voting—.
A
Burco
27 V2 May
Arkansas Natural Gas common
Oil
preferred
preferred
1st
$5
Bunker
150
u_
Oct
Niagara & East Power—
$1.60
Jan
16
Angostura-Wupperman —
Apex-Elec Mfg Co common—
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%% pfd
Arkansas Power
Nov
41%
29
common
Fence
•
July
36
July
95%
*
Paper
%
ft Sep
28% May
18%
3%
%
Writing
Buffalo
15%
preferred
Jan
2%
4%
19
I7e
*
Co common..
Pipe
Buckeye
Nov
19
Superpower Corp common—*
preferred—
•
American
Jan
13%
12%
—10
5%
14%
Apr
12%
American
Thread
Apr
4
7,200
2 '/a
American
2074
%
Jun
is
..
*
Rubber
Bruce
12%
—2
Common
Feb
500
Seal-Kap
Post
Oct
6%
28%
$6 series preferred—
May
1% Jan
500
*%
*
preferred
A
(EL)
80%
35
American
$6
Jan
preferred
Jan
1,000
37%
1
common
8%
dep rets ord reg
4%
—;—..*
Republics
American
$6
Feb
Jan
550
;
37%
Chemical—
&
3% July
-
Nov
375
Co..
3,900
Forman Distillers—
Brown
4ya
-100
—
Maracaibo
American Meter Co—j._—*
4\
Fence & Wire common.
Brown
1,350
36%
%
i
Mach
20
American Light & Trac common
25
6% preferred—
-25
American Mfg Co common———100
American
Va
11%
Jan
-25
Rubber Co—,
3%
Brack Silk Mills Ltd
Laundry
American
3%
*
Celanese
Class
Apr
Feb
1
„1
;
Oct
Nov
common.
American
Brown
65 Vz
10
convertible preferred
American
% May
7%
600"
5%
5
common—-10o
preferred-
convertible
9%
10%
dep rects ord bearer—.
dep rets ord reg——
Amer
24y2 May
ft July
•
—
Jan
May
A—
British
Nov
3%
100
11%
11%
100
Corp
104
%
4%
Va
common
Electric
&
General
Am
Apr
19
170
Am
Sep
A
21%
21
Sep
81%
Light—
preferred
American
Class
Nov
7
Apr
65 Va
104
104
Foreign Power warrants
&
Mfg Co
British
12%
May
4ya
1
Sep
7
a
100
Jan
12
500
77%
76
10
10
Nov
800
—
British American
—
374
6,600
8,i
——
B
Feb
25
Sep
1 % May
200
9%
preferred
Jan
1
A
10%
—
A
105
—.
3%
3%
100
class
Corp
114%
.
&
Brill
99% May
non-voting
Fork
Art
Jan
78% Apr
Cyanamid class A
American
Aro
Nov
12
Brillo
*
*
Mar
774
A May
9%
Preferred
1%
17
11%
34
5% May
———1
Machine
Bridgeport
% May
100
1%
22%
4%
Nov
25
50
Mar
10%
Bridgeport Gas Light Co—
3 Vz May
Jan
% Jan
"1%
1
25
Jun
42
33 May
25
Oct
3
Jan
2%
—.—.—,.25
B
American
6%
Feb
97
5%
Sep
1% Mar
9%
—
Aeronautical—;
Brewster
Mar
High
4
100
9%
-
Lgt & Pwr
common
650
A
Class B
Anchor
107
Sep
Corp
1,600
common
A
American
1st
Sep
79
1
Mfg
class
Convertible
$2.50
Jun
89
10c
Power
Breeze
Low
5%
100
—*
*
1
—-—
preferred
102
B
Central
American
$2
73
90
89
89
—100
preferred—
$5.50 prior preferred
4% %
100
300
preferred-
Range Since January 1
High
5%
•
common,
Brazilian Traction
1% Aug
78%
2d
$5
'
1st
100
$3
Class
Jan
•
Co
Co
Oct
%
100 %
100
—100
Board
21%
aVMar
Capital class A common„I0c
American
Class
%
7%
Oct
83
78 %
78%
100
•
.
Book
2
Inc
Bowman-Biltmore
108% 109
American Beverage common
American
2% Sep
109
common
preferred
6%
Jan
102
Industries common
Ltd
1%
100
1st preferred—
7%
•
;
Aluminum
Aluminium
Bourjois
.—100
*
Aluminum Co common———
6%
Borne Scrymser Co
Feb
% May
•
-10
—25
Allied Intl Investing
Oct
12 May
•
—*
Alles & Fisher Inc common——
Oct
6
1%
Low
*
100
25
*
Co common—
5%
19 % July
•
(H C)
8%
4
500
i_*
——
.'
preferred
$6
Bohack
Mar
Jun
4
300
1%
_50
Southern——
Alabama Power Co
Shares
*
& Co
(S)
Jan
4
200
5
3
Blumenthal
Vz
2,500
6
10
Appliance—;
for Week
Par
Feb
20
Va Jun
5%
——-U—>——<
Electric
22%
Sep
Mar
4%
.
Nov. 20
Ended
Week
-
High
Low
High
5%
50c
2
preferred———
Air-Way
■'
i—
Corp..
—
Range Since January 1
5%
5%
1%
1
common
Convertible
Warrants
Shares
20
——5
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Exchange
Curb
York
New
16 Va
1
.——
Access
of Prices
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
1
(N J)
Associates Inc
any dealings have
for Week
10
common
Ainsworth Mfg common
Air
It is compiled entirely from the daily reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is in¬
occurred during the current year.
(Nov.' 20, 1942).
stock or bond, in which
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
Wire Co
complete record of the transactions on the New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning on
a
Week's
Friday
Exchange
Curb
York
Week Ended Nov. 20
Acme
furnish
we
include every security, whether
tended to
they are the only transactions of the week, and when selling outside the regular weekly range are shown
computing the range for the year.
14 and ending the present Friday
Nov.
Saturday
extensive
following
the
In
the week in which they occur.
in
footnote
a
RECORD
YEARLY
AND
disregarded In the week's range unless
No account is taken of such sales in
Cash and deferred delivery sales are
NOTICE
7a
'
Jun
39% Mar
27
54
Oct
Nov
54
1,500
112% 114
100
Apr
115
Oct
101% 103
170
96% Mar
104
Aug
2
700
174 Jan
2
NOV
53
2
10674
Monday, November 23, 1942
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
THE
1846
NEW YORK CURB
EXCHANGE
of Prices
Last
Curb Exchange
Nov. 20
York
New
Sale Price
Week Ended
•—*
preferred
$6
107a
Sep
$5
Jun
Nov
Gilbert
—
9
38%
Jan
6
%
100
Jan
1
8274
20
67% May
84
17a
200
7a
Gilchrist
Glen
Sep
Godchaux
Jun
1%
16 74
Jan
preferred
!
Consolidated
$7
472
Mar
17%
2,600
11%
Apr
7 7'8
9%
17,800
4%
Jun
9 7a
Nov
A
A
A
15,200
as
Jan
i%
Nov
174
100
1 % May
1%
Oct
2%
400
1%
3 7a
Nov
Gray
6%
67a
65/B
Nov
Great
li
187/a
%
%
—
Apr
1
Jan
18
125
-
6%
Jan
21
x%
300
%
1874
4%
4
9
Aug
11%
12%
2,000
10%
Jun
.1%
ii%
1%
100
1%
Aug
15%
Jan
l7/a
Sep
Jun
1% May
1 % May
—
5
May
5
Jan
45
NOV
Apr
July
4%
Oct
13
13%
2,000
10%
Jan
147a
Sep
26
25
Nov
32
Jan
Sep
9
Feb
July
100
94
525
-re
92
30
96
„
200
"Ja
;
Jan
7/a
Oct
30
Oct
30
Oct
%
,V Jan
1% Jan
Apr
Mar
27
27
Jan
28
21.7a
21%
100
19% Aug
29
3%
4%
300
3% Aug
4 %
3%
3%
100
2
May
4
Oct
70%
73%
700
.58
Apr
83
Jan
,133% 133%
75
124
A
1,500
A
Jan
A
Jan
200
26 7a
Nov
3534
Jan
6%
300
37
37%
5,000
99
;
99
25
23
:
71
....
i
Brewery
.l')l
,
"
26%
267a
27
6%
7% Mar
Jun
I3A ju'y
Feb
%
Nov
1347a Nov
Feb
57a
Jan
.
Oct
108
Jan
Apr
109
Jan
3
Nov
24% Mar
20
•
Gypsum
39
Apr
2 % May
37%
91
9274
preferred
Lime & Alabastine
$6
Nov
3
Utilities, $5.50 ;pfd
States
Gulf
Oct
10
Feb
6%
New York
88
5
stock
common
preferred
1st
Jan
May
25
__*
100
1
Great Northern Paper
25
Greenfield Tap & Die——-4—
«._*•
Grocery Stores Products common..25c
Gulf Oil Corp
25
7 %
Greater
Apr
103
41
I
..5
-
Pacific Tea—
&
Jan
Apr
10
74
•
i
Varnish
Jan
3472
July
867a
,
600
—,——•
.10
—-
Co
Atlantic
Non-voting
Sep
Jan
7/a
'A Mar
100
Mfg
Aug
7
474
45
45
al3%
—
common
Grand .Rapids
174
2%
Sep
Mfg
103 7a
4
1
preferred
$3
Gorham
"2%
iil
100
:—,—.——50
class A—
Gorham Inc
Oct
19
167a
9%
Jan
80
_•
.
Co
Mfg
Goodman
Nov
16%
300
275
99%
Nov
54
Apr
21
30
99 7a
4
Mines..
% Nov
A May
29%
99 7a
Jan
Oct
Jun
Apr
274 Aug
•
—*
Sugars class A
Nov
A
967a
•
Coal
Alden
Jan
%
28%
35%
150
53
4%
Co
Goldfield
—5
;
...
Oct
July
74
—*
*
common
737a
300
72
%
Jan
12%
1%
(AC)
Apr
20
20
27%
48
.*
preferred
——*
——
*
preferred
High
Low
pfd A—100
Preferred
Nov
Oct
A Jan
%
Tobacco common
*
Curtis Lighting Inc common——2.50
(Mo)
Jan
4%
Cuban
Curtis Mfg Co
Apr
350
81
•
10
Sugar
Atlantic
Cuban
12%
"5%
Range Since January 1
High
27%
27%
Electric common—1
Georgia Power $6
Jan
Jan
&
preferred
$3
6%
600
Tire
com..
preferred
Rubber 6%
Gen Water Gas &
Jan
A NOV
*~5%
,
25
Crystal Oil Refining common.
convertible
$6
7%
3,400
~87a
—
25c
Co common
convertible preferred
88
Apr
7a
"5%
5
•
International A
Cork
Jun
Oct
60
90
Shares
55
*
1
* "
stock
A
Co
General Shareholdings Corp
Jan
7%
31
*
Crown Drug
n%
July
1%
General
11%
~8
8
5
*
-1
——
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown Cent
Petrol (Md)
Crown
107
Jan
2
Wheeler Electric
Croft Brewing Co
Rayon
July
7%
receipts (ord reg)__£1
dep
American
General
Aug
3%
700
7574
10
10%
1
50
Crocker
Public
4
% July
$6
Creole Petroleum
~6%
75
75%
—5c
1
preferred A__.
Cosden Petroleum common—
5% convertible preferred
Courtaulds Ltd—
General
for Week
Outdoor Adv 6%
"•»
~57/a
6
*
*
•-*
—
Jan
General
Sales
Range
Low
pfd
100
Service $6 preferred—*
Nov
31 %
Week's
Par
Mar
lVs
100
——1
1
—*
preferred-Continental Oil of Mexico
Continental Roll & Steel
Cook Paint & Varnish Co--,Cooper-Bessemer common
$3 prior preference
Copper Range Co—.—
Cornucopia Gold Mines——
Gorroon & Reynolds——
prior
77c
25%
725
20
High
107
f
10
•
Royalty Oil
Steel Corp.
Continental Gas & Electric Co—
January 1
Exchange
Ended Nov.
Week
3
100
preferred
8%
Range Since
Low
3074
30
30
Ltd
5
.——1
Consolidated
Consolidated
Shares
High
Low
Par
Consolidated Mining & Smelt
Consolidated Retail Stores
for Week
Curb
York
New
Range
of Prices
Friday
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
D
common
874
*
Hosiery
Davenport
A
6%
Detroit
Mich
Detroit
Steel
De
Co
Dobeckmun
common
Dominion Bridge
Co Ltd—
Steel & Coal B
Dominion
Corp
Driver
Harris
common
Corp common
Duro Test
Duval
class B
Sulphur——
Texas
Jan
27a Mar
Hartlord
517a May
Harttqrd
Mar
17a
49%
Feb
Hat Corp of
8 7a
Nov
Hazeltine
Hearn
1%
Jun
29% July
7%
4'/a
3%
Aug
Helena
5 7a
17% Aug
19
1% "*274
Jan
3%
6%
Hormel
Jan
17a
Jan
1
44%
19%
1%
600
44
44%
375
41
Apr
1,575
19
May
21 %
19%
16%
11%
35
2%
2%
100
~174
~2%
4i %
41
42%
500
44
43
46
y8
%
127a
25
5Va
900
Aug
63%
Yj?
A
20%
%
Apr
20
Aug
47a May
2%
2%
5%
Div
Oct
Mar
155%
Sep
Apr
25
1%
1%
1%
6
Jun
74
Nov
2
May
.2%
Jan
23%
Apr
4
7a
(Can)
17a
Jun
274
67a Mar
7%
Jan
A
non-voting
Class
B
voting
Yards.—
Foundation Indus Engineer—
Worth Stock
Fort
3.74
Sep
10
44 7a
May
85
725
2%
stock
convertible
2%
10
17
17
100
17a
Feb
Jan
10
......
2%
16%
$1.75
$3.50
Feb
74
Nov
2
17
Nov
20
18
Interstate
Jan
19 y8
19%
100
11%
IDA
50
18% May
2%
Nov
Iron
5%
Power Co
*
100
1
common
preferred
common
General Alloys Co
20%
*
—
Mar
12
35%
Oct
Mar
50
Aug
*
%
£1
1
—- —10
For
footnotes
see
page
1849.
*
*
5274 May
61
800
—
2
2
7%
7%
—u.
90
87
,
*
*
Equipment.——J*
Nov
Nov
Mar
150
9
May
13 74
3%
Oct
574
Jan
87b
Nov
Jan
8%
Oct
9
Jan
8%
2,500
8 7a
100
57a
'
r
'
73% Mar
Apr
12%
Nov
Jan
5 72
Nov
Apr
107%
Jan
22
20
12
Apr
26
Oct
Apr
26%
Oct
17a July
14
100
774
Feb
17% Aug
70%
1,450
557a
Apr
777#
Jan
12%
600
10
Aug
13
Jan
274
500
1%
Feb
600
17a
Jan
4 7a
Apr
1%
1%
7%
50
137a
5,400
13
13
57a
%
'
100
%
4
100
A
"
—
3%
19
■%
137a
14
14
—
,8
300
Oct
13%
Nov
Nov
6
7a Aug
37,
7a
Apr
Aug
227a May
31
3 7a
15
Nov
Mar
% May
V4
Jan
774 July
A
A
100
'3%
2,100
1%
200
67 Tt
200
60
Oct
Oct
87a -Oct
23
July
1%
Nov
3/a July
Jan
1C3A
Feb
Feb
10
200
400
8
16
Nov
13%
Feb
225
7a
■
1,200
200
,1%
*1
■"%
-9%
19
19
--
150
31
Nov
774
July
A
274 Nov
1%
,
Jan
6
30
.
Jan
500
'6
''
9
2
'
—
—1
Tt '
87a Mar
200
ctfs—*
r
Jan
278
*
\
23'a Nov
863/4
7%
6
,
1
—;
Apr
100
12 5/a
12%
'
...*
preferred—..—...*
15
Jun
9% Mar
A
Sep
3%
Nov
1-%
Jan
Sep
,
'
*
4
Jacobs
(FL)
Co
——
-1
t
'
'
1
——*
Central Pwr & Lt 572% pfd__100
preferred...
■
—.
100
preferred
100
774
1%
,65
Sep
Jan
111-. Oct
May
81
Jan
Apr
88
Jan
Apr
95
Jan
Jan
116
Jan
6
July
8
Jan
4
Mar
5 7a Aug
70
72
170
61
8274
84
50
68
Nov
Jan
174
111 %
65
K
July
%
2%
23/4
Jeannette Glass Co..
Kansas Gas &
Elec 7%
preferred—100
Inc
—
Kings
Co Lighting 7%
preferred D„
pfd B
Nov
2
Nov
6
Sep
77a
Nov
Feb
15 y«
Jan
Kingston
r
597a Mar
1027a
Jan
Kirby
,
5 %
Products..
Petroleum..
5
6%
674
100
—*
Ken-Rad Tube & Lamp A
2
127a
1
2,700
27a
;
Mills
50
80
17b
23 %
A May
16 74
200
3,400
11
2%
,
Sep
74
A May
674 Aug
500
1
2%
14
'
—
100
—
90
Home
Hosiery
.
Kennedy's
Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
General Finance Corp common—.
preferred series A
General Fireproofing common
Gen Gas & Elec $6 preferred B
5
7a July
Gen Electric
5 ',r
Feb
374
__
%
Sep
68
68%
Oct
Mar
"
—
—
*
-i-,
Italian Superpower A
Jersey
—
Products.
Jan
8
40
—
3%
Jan
2
Nov
Oct
7%
Gatineau
700
Sep
74
8%
shares—_—:—-——*
Royalty
;
•
Fireman Mfg voting trust
6%
Gellman Mfg Co
3%
Feb
14
974
'
92
5%
.
Inc.———1
Industries^—.—*
Petroleum coupon shs__*
Irving Air Chute
Oct
11
25
—.
Aug
7a Mar
Industries
Interstate Power $7
July
1
•
Jan
Tt
-~
common——1
Investors
Nov
Jun
8 74 Mar
—
4T»
12
America
preferred
prior preferred
Interstate
Oct
200
—
7a
200
22
Razor B—.—■--*
International Utility class A
—*
Oct
16%
900
2
Feb
1,500
1,300
90%
•
International Safety
NOV
107a
10%
2
.
34
■
Hydro Electric—
$3.50 series
i—.—50
International
Jan
103
Jan
274
87a
5%
———100
.10
Machine...
*
of North
Co
Registered
Jan
May
10%
'*
.100
preferred
Sep
8%
—v
.
Canada
.-5
of Great Britain &
—,—£1
Tobacco
International
Jan
15%
2%
1
conv
4%
100
—
Fuller (Geo A) Co
$3
16%
9
Oct
Jan
Mar
6
—,
International Metal
Nov
5
8
1
Fox (Peter) Brewing Co
5
Franklin Co Distilling
—1
Froedtert Grain & Malt common——1
Conv participating preferred
15
preferred
1,800
68
9
6474
11
—,—10c
Common
$1.50
2%
16%
._*
•
—*
;
7a Mar
5
100
2%
6
Jan
274 Mar
10
*
—
International
Jan
84
84
5
■
1074
1%
1%
Pipe Line—
Insurance
Jan
3,300
5%
227a
22
coupon—
preferred
7%
Oct
9%
53
4%
•
%
%
22%
-
£1,
a
Industrial Finance vt c
Apr
Jun
53
4%
Power &
Class
8
9
,_*
5
10
A
374
...—
Nov
75/4
300
62
274 Aug
Nov
21
19
7
Jan
467a Mar
500
'
•
874
tt
.
77a
Indianapolis P & L 574% preferred.100
Indiana Service 6% preferred
100
7% preferred
100
Nov
13%
9
ey8
7
Jan
Apr
Chemical Industries—
Ireland
Indiana
Nov
Jan
72
18
1,600
8
4.^
%
74
.
—
dep rets regis
Imperial
Sep
16874
300
7%
Aug
27%
15
•
8%
%
.*
International Cigar
7%
3
Jun
Jun
112
'
Imperial Tobacco of
Nov
15974
Apr
27a
(Phila)
._
Light $7 preferred—*
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
-Ford Motor of Canada—
Association
27t
1,400
'
3%
■
—•
.50
Co.._!
Zinc
Registered
Jan
81
15074
Apr
'
Sep
1077a Aug
60%
3%
1
certificates
arrear
Imperial Oil
Jan
May
Apr
'
Oct
Jan
3174
2174
50
•
■
59
3%
II _IIII1
Illinois Iowa Power -To—......
57e convertible prc-ierred—
Jan
28
82
1,400
"—
/
59
preferred
16
12
1272 Aug
Hydro-Electric Securities—
IIIIIIII5
Hygrade Food Products
....
Am
89
—_
Florida
^-4
•
23%
2374
-
:
5
Co....__
Ligonier
Preferred
Fire
1
—5
Corp
Fibre
for 1st
c
Imperial
May
625
2%
t
Feb
9
57
A
21
(Harvey) Inc———
& Refining.
Illinois
85
50
1
.
,
*
IIxoo
*
Jar.
5,700
%
74
20%
V
Nov
5
10c
—
'
A
Jan
Apr
Jan
277a Mar
■
I:.
1
Huyler's common
Jan
6%
60
168% 168%
——.1
Fairchild Engine & Airplane—
1
Falstaff Brewing
—.1
—
...
Jan
40
''
158
158
Fairchild Aviation
Co
,
774
12
'•
—
.
Jan
Oct
Nov
81
—;
1
-1
Metallurgical..—
—-
-,'4.-
Jan
17%
12
'
'
Oil
International
Fedders Mfg
6%
6%
•
88%
5
500
6%
Feb
Oct
Oct
27a
6072
'
Empire Power participating stock—*1
Emsco Derrick & Equipment—
.5
Fansteel
■
•
—
Va. Nov
12% July
65
425
71
''y~-
5
common
Jan
6
11%
Nov
Apr
4
23%
4%
Mfg——:———_4
Inc common—,—
Jan
3 7a
5/64 Apr
2,800
——
Eversharp
38 72 July
3 67a
3,700
.%
23%
Electric 6% pfd
_100
Empire Gas & Fuel Co 6 %, pfd—100
6 % 7o
preferred
—
—100
7 7o
preferred.;
—100
8 %
preferred
——:——100
Inc——
Line common—
Sep
347a Aug
Empire District
Eureka Pipe
9%
9%
70
71
—
preferred
Hussmann
Jan
2% Mar
Electrographic Corp———
1
Elgin National Watch Co
-——15
Esquire
17
%
— —
_
Sep
Co
24
Jun
Oct
9%
100
10
M.
Jan
674 Jan
374 Mar
IIII5
—
Jan
10
..
10
Apr
20
'
t
-
*
Jan
29,100
..
Equity Corp common
$3 convertible preferred
17
10% May
preferred
—*
preferred————
—.*
Electric Power & Light 2d pfd A__—*
Electric
57a
V-'--
'
—
Hummel-Ross
Jan
Sep
2
2%
$6
Emerson
%
Jan
34
30
1%
$5
warrants
''
Aug
7% Aug
•
...
'
6
200
7%
7
»
'•
—
C>
Humble
22 74 Mar
9%>
600
11%
34%
common—5
Bond & Share
6%
10
Hardart
Hubbell
Jan
Jan
7s
1
*
—•
preferred v t c———
Easy Washing Machine B„
Economy Grocery Stores
$5
Jan
52%
33
9%
—*
*
preferred series A—
$6 preferred series B_!—
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Option
8%
% May
Corp
$7
Electric
6% Aug
Iron————25
*
Malleable
States
3,200
8%
7%
Picher Lead—,
10
East Gas & Fuel Assoc common—,
*
4 72 cio prior preferred—
100
6%
preferred
100
Eagle
Eastern
3% May
25
participating A.
Inc
&
5%
"
Eastern
25 Va Mar
1,500
(Geo A> .& Co common- -III*
(A
Horn
Oct
Jan
150
4%
■
Horn
E
Jan
30 7a
.—*
common—..
Chemical
& Co class A
Horder's
July
8
Feb
Jan
47a
—2
Hollinger Consolidated G
Holophane Co common
Oct
Mar
1
Jan
Nov
2%
30%
Oct
A
3%
2074
Sep
172
4-%
...
Rubber common
Hewitt
% Jan
100
300
•
Heyden
Hoe (R)
25 7a
600
1%.
174
■
«
Jun
67
July
52
2 % May
14a/a May
3 7a
1
1%
:
—
Henry Holt & Co
Apr
7%
Jan
Co
Apr
307a
Preferred
Jan
Aug
20% Mar
150
58'A
57%
Heller
10 74 Mar
x6
4%
Rubenstein.—
29% July
Feb
37t
Feb
1%
-.250
Class A..
Nov
li
31%
.
14
3ye Aug
1,100
Sep
274
Feb
Jan
Jan
50
Mining Co
Hecla
;■
MW.
.3%
'
'
.
II"5
preferred
convertible
Jan
1
America B non-cot com—1
common.
Jan
19
46
72
Corp—
Dept Stores
Apr
May
174 Aug
•
6%
10%
;
200
177a
600
Jan
18 74 Mar
% May
trust ctfs
Co
Brewing
Jun
Xl7% Aug
voting
474 May
Feb
15
40
16%
16%
.10
25
1
1
—
Light
Rayon
Apr
39%
7
Paper
3%
5
—;
Electric
Harvard
Oct
110
Co
Lamp
Feb
%
500
1%
17a
_1
—•
;
Hammermill
105
10
*
Co
Hosiery
Durham
Jan
10
*
Draper
3 74
108
.
common
Jan
108
10
*
1
:——1 *
*
.—25
common
Truck
Divco-Twin
Hall
Jan
*
1
common—:
Vilbiss Co
Diamond Shoe
Aug
37
Iron Foundry—!
1
Stove Co common—1
Products
——10
Gray
Detroit
Jan
25
25
warrants—20
preferred without
Nov
49
•
& Mfg—!
Gasket
Detroit
Nov
13
i9
100
Refining Corp com
convertible preferred——
15
Jan
1
-50
debenture—
8%
Derby Oil &
H
Feb
18%
130
247/a
2434
247a
common———5
preferred-—
prior
Oct
8 7a
May
%
6
1
Dejay Stores
Dennison Mfg class A
$6
50
2%
1274
———35
convertible—
■Class A
5
200
12%
14
1
—
874
12 Tt
5
Mills—,
Dayton Rubber Mfg.
Petroleum
Darby
TOO
——100
—I
1—1
277a Mar
53
Jan
Jan
19
Apr
39%
1%
1%
800
1
Jan
1%
Oct
174
.174
600
17a Mar
2
Feb
Volume 156
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4127
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
York
New
1
Low
Par
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Klein
Emil)
(D
Kleinert
Co
Knott Corp common
Kobacker Stores Inc_
xlOO
90%
89
—
,
190
12 %
Apr
Navarro
Jan
8%
Oct
Nebraska
2
100
*
_
Jan
4%
Oct
Nehi Corp
Oct
10%
Feb
Nelson
99
Sep
Jun
81
Kress
special preferred
(S H)
Kreuger
50
13
,—10
%
Apr
52%
Feb
100
-4
—
.
12%
Feb
13%
Feb
100
13%
13%
«
1
Co
Brewing
4
2%
Apr
4
6%
preferred—
preferred
-$2
Jan
RR
(N J)
Lamson
7%
2%
.1
1
Lane
Lane
Wells
1
of Delaware—
Bryant 7% preferred.—
Corp
Co
10
17
Oct
1,600
5
May
9
Jan
• 2%
200
2
July
3
Jan
3
100
2
Jun
3
Oct
2%
3
5
'
1
Convertible
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Oil
Line
Star Gas
6%
10 Vt
Jan
4%
Land
&
50
July
5
100
19
12 y2
Apr
7%..
20
Jun
2
pfd—
'/a'
4
Apr
Nov
Aug
l'/o
Conv
1st
26%
Oct
650
13
23%
Oct
100
%
4%
Sep
1%
31/8
4,600
Jun
Apr
,♦
—
—
4%
102
Sep
12
100
2% Mar
May
93
100
7%
pfd_.
1st pfd v
Lynch Corp
t c
—.5
common.
Y & Honduras
N
N
12
Mar
10
19
19
250
19%-
167/«
Jan
Y
Sugar optional warrants..—.
Mangel
Stores
N
Manischewitz
Mapes
Oct
Jan
Sep
12%
23
Oct
Mar
(The B)
Co
munication
%
,
100
25
25
July
8%
—
—
—
Jun
1 % Mar
100
27/a
50
25
New York
N
Y
24
Sep
Oct
3%
55
8%
5%
—
2d
Class
A
B
Class
A
Nineteen Hundred
Nipissing
Steam Shovel
Mines
*
-
2V2
2%
100
aY
—
«'«
McCord Radiator
Mead
&
•
Mfg B__
&
Mercantile
<
—
Stores
common...
—
3%
Va
41 Feb
6% Apr
130
90
Feb
2
Aug
.
2%
—
—
..
18
.
Merchants & Manufacturers class A—1
preferred—
Participating
*
Oct
22 y2
—
—
—
Mar
2
common..—.:
Chapman
Scott
&
6 '/aA
•
—
Warrants
—...
preferred
$6
Textile
B
preferred
Participating
15
Metropolitan Edtson $6 preferred.
1,800
l'/a
%
2
2
Oct
Securities
3
3%
Nov
1% Mar
9
Oct
126
Jan
Ohio
RR
Ohio
Edison
Preferred
Micromatic Hone Corp.——
'
1
Middle States Petroleum class A vt c.l
Class
vtc
B
West
Middle
Corp
Midland Oil
—
.1
5
common
Corp $2 conv preferred—*
-
94
Apr
Jan
1%
%
Sep
1%
37
Sep
69%
Feb
21%
Oct
53
Jan
1,375
10
400
2% Mar
100
86%
10
86
Apr
8% Jun
4,600
Va
66 %
800
21
900
21
500
Midwest
Oil
Midwest
Co
6%
,100
21
3%
Public Service 7%
Feb
1st preferred
Oilstocks Ltd common
Mar
29
115
Mar
1% July
Sep
2
Nov
32
106%
4
Oct
Oct
Nov
72%
Oct
Apr
102
Jan
108
Jan
Oct
1% Mar
Mar
10%
Nov
6% July
18%
oct
2%
Feb
preferred—
—x,.
Oliver United Filters B
400
14
Jan
40
76
Sep
100
Jan
100
110
Feb
113 %
Nov
Nov
109] J Nov
1%
190
Jun
17%
Feb
104% 106%
112
Jan
Apr
110
Feb
Sep
98
Feb
7
Aug
100
12
16%
100
108%
16%
Mar
5% May
80
Apr
40
108
Apr
95
...50
108
May
4%
—
Sep
17%
48%
111
Oct
Oct
Jan
4%
Sep
1
Securities
3
Jun
4%
Jun
1
Omar Inc
Overseas
600
91
prior preferred—
conv
2%
17%
89%
91%
Natural Gas common— —15
1%
Jun
3%
Nov
Feb
4%
Jun
5% Mar
2%
Jun
4
Pacific
Sep
Co
Can
8
•
common—
5 % %
29%
1st
Public
Sep
1,200
2% July
4%
Nov
9
Nov
Paramount
Feb
400
,
90
Corp——
Co..
9
3%
3%
4%
Feb
Aug
3% May
■'
1
'
Oct
87
3
12,700
July
31
27%
100
2% Aug
Jan
Nov
Feb
3%
Oct
Nov
14
5 %
Oct
3 % May
Jan
14
4% May
9%
10
10
—
Apr
Apr
11%
1st
Motors
Oct
24%
22% Mar
71% Aug
preferred..—.:——:
—•
Pantepec Oil of Venezuela Am shs
$1.30
1,100
•
—
%
30%
27%
-
Service
Va Mar
29%
26%
Pacific Gas & Elec 6%
600
11% May
100
15%
15%
Nov
25
Sep
41%
Jan
1,100
30%
1%,
% May
1%
Oct
7%
Nov
24
200
x5% May
14
•>.
350
300
13V2 Aug
1% Sep
14% May
ft
% May
% May
6%
350
2% May
32
Feb
48
Nov
67
48
—
& Reel—————1
Parkersburg Rig
May
82
Peninsular
$1.40
Telephone
preferred
8%
__
Penn
200
8%
;;
5-
?
100
'4%
,
ft
4%
4%
16%
31
3%
4%
9,300
9%
9
9%
1,900
—
31
•
—
__
y v~
:
Dakota
Utilities—
May
103
.
July
Gas
Power
$6
&
Sep
—
preferred.......
Apr
5%
Nov
Penn
Salt
Jan
7%
Aug
Penn
Sugar
Prop
5%
Feb
Penn
Water
&
4
Apr
100
15
Aug
% May
r,
30% Mar
Peppered
Mfg
_*
162
163
—*
—
560
163
Co
•
Mountain City
1%
Feb
Perfect Circle
Co__
'i<r 1% *« '
Copper .commor).——15c •/
1
10
.
Mountain
States
Mountain
States Tel & Tel....
Power
Murray Ohio Mfg
Pilaris Tire
Aug
6
Feb
,4
Co
•
_2Va
152
Mar
163
<
•
.
12%
—
Feb
18
Sep
15% July
20
July
Phila
Electric
—
*
Packing
Securities
Conv $3
y'"*, 1% May
2%
Jan
Pierce
5%
Nov
Pioneer
Oct
__
\
,
74
Gold
May
11%
Feb
68
70
114%
Jan
Pitts
&
Eess
N
1
Bellas
Hess
common
National
Candy Co
Postage
L
E
36%
100
81
"3%
1%
Container
,
...
44 !4
50
,
(Del)
1
National Fuel Gas
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Feb
Pittsburgh
68 Va
Jun
Pittsburgh
Plate
Inc
9ya
*
common^
9
9yB,
2Va~
2Va
National Pwr & Light $6 pfd unstpd..*
preferred stamped
*
National Refining common
Rubber
:
1
~1
7l%
1,400
5%
300
National
Steel
National
Glass
.'.
Tea
Ltd..
Car
5y2%
Tunnel. &
footnotes
12.50
Pratt
Premier
Jan
45
200
8
Apr
10%
10%
July
1*%
Jun
&
j
Mines
see
page
1849.
•
45%
80
79%
82
May
3
& Lambert
Jan
Pressed
Jan
Producers
Jan
Co
Gold Mining
Prentice-Hall Inc
Metals
common..
of
Corp
America
of Nevada
•
Feb
Apr
Feb
12
Jan
85
Nov
1,000
—
—
500
2
Oct
3%
Feb
8
100
7
Jun
8%
Apr
7%
Apr
8%
Jun
Va
Apr
U
Jan
—
__
-ft.-
r-
n/
400
—
19%
19%
300
%
19%
%
Prosperity Co class B.
•
Jan
6 %
1st preferred
1%
1st preferred
100
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
Apr
26%
Nov
11
Jan
—
100
Oct
Jan
2% May
Feb
2% Sep
2%
Jan
%
Jan
4%
of
Oct
Feb
20
Jan
2%
Apr
33
6% Mar
Jan
Jan
4%
Va
35a May
Jan
Sep
fto
% Mar
Feb
Apr
5
Nov
7%
Feb
Colorado—
Puget Sound Power & Light—
$5 prior preferred
$6
Nov
preferred
Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Jan
Pvrene
7% Mar
12
Public Service
16%
3
•
Gas
2%
9
4%
33
200
93
Nov
4%
Jan
1,500
95
6%
1% Mar
3
100
1V
Jun
7% Mar
55%
2%
"3%
Apr
900
Oct
Jan
rV
Apr
2%
5%
Jan
63%
"3%
1%
2'/2
1%
43
1
62 %
2%
4% May
Oct
10% July
Jun
1
68%
1,400
Oct
Feb
Nov
Oct
•
40
12
%
4%
7 Va
44
2%
—1
700
21%
8% May
Oct
Nov
32
8
2%
25c
common—
85%
11%
Oct
Sep
39
8 %
10
787/a
....
Feb
4
4%
37
•
200
10
22
44
Corp of Canada
Power
Sep
300
Oct
250
200
Nov
*
National Transitl
38
51%
2,200
Oct
100
7.50.
84 V2'
6y4
Nov
96%
9
38
45%
4%
%
1,900
1
78
6y4
Oct
52
50
38
4%
13%
*
preferred,
5%
—
4%
Jan
20
common..
25
78
•
Sugar Refining
National
-
4
15%
*
Machinery
■-
10
84'Vi"
.
31 % Mar
1
1
Providence
„
3% Mar
300
5
Jun
44 y2
9V4
Jan
4,300
5
Apr
44l/4
3%
200
7 %
42
Alexander
Powdrell
Feb
700
Apr
4%
7
43
*
...
common
Scale
Sugar
Oct
11
15'/4
Apr
May
43%
6%
1
•
Mining Co
9%
i'K
4%
•
50
Metallurgical—.
11
14%
Jan
1%
29%
10
,—50
Apr
18%
__
9
♦
...
Mfg & Stores
•
1
20
100
Jan
Mar
Jan
Nov
Aug
2,000
1
—25
Meter
RR.—
97/8
6% May
J
r—
National City Lines common
$3 convertible preferred
Jan
4%
420
•
5%
Polaris
^ '
Breweries common
National
%
Jan
175%
96%
Ltd.——
12%
Potrero
National
100
Apr
125
52
common
Jan
.y
7
%
Oct
U Nov
■
600
95
—
Aug
Pneumatic
-—
Sep
55
30
50
50
pfd
May
7%
Plough
-
105
Oct
95
common—
Mines
Pitney-Bowes
Apr
'
•
%
Oct
59%
3
Pleasant Valley Wine Co.
Nachman-Springfilled ——.—;
Feb
-ftr Mar
520
—•
Co..
Governor
-99
57
:
30%
51
preferred series A
May
5
—
Oct
23
*
—...
Power 5%
Phoenix
6%
7
100
12%
__
—100
—_j._.
110
111
Feb
4%
Oct
9
"i_
'
110
—
*
common.,—
.preferred
—
.100
Oct
56
100
72%
73
Philadelphia Co common
& Rubber
4
'
common...—•
Muskegon Piston Ring...
1,500
1% '.: 1.%*
—
10%
Oct
__
—
1% Mar
5% Aug
;
;
Producers
50
19
18
Mtge Bank of Col Am shs—
Apr
—100
—
Phillips
Moody Investors partic pfd—____.
Jan
20
Co—_——
Power
Mfg
;
common—
Aug
15%
—
Oct
Jan
31% Aug
5%
.-
•
*
...
Co.——_—;
5
,'
.
30
2%
39
.
*
$7 preferred
Light
1
10
May
29% July
50
—•
& Elec class A com.
Penn
3 Va
1,100
,
18%
31
3%
Pennsylvania Edison Co $5 series pfd_*
$2.80 series preferred..
24
—
.,—.—25
1
Airlines common.——.,1
Cent
'
Jan
90
—
V5
.
—*
common.
A__
Pennroad Corp common
5
——
Pictures common—,„__1
Society A——...
—1
Ward A__
i—
Montreal Light Heat & Power..
For
Nov
Apr
11
—5
5%
—-
—
Tool——I—.16%
Montgomery
National
Jun
6%
80O
200
"
National
%
87
.100
6%
Feb
Monroe Loan
$6
Nov
52%
21
72%
1st pfd— .100
8%
45%
ft
...1
Corp
Monarch Machine
.
21
Jan
% Mar
Jan
•
National
Jan
Oct
2*2
47%
Jud Voehringer common—__2.50
National
Sep
88
10918
104%
.100
preferred
Oct
13%
; 2 ft "
Mississippi River Power 6% pfd.—100
Missouri. Public Service common:—...•
6%
Feb
Apr
70
.100
called
preferred
Power 4 % %
Ohio
Penn
Pwr &
Co
Jun
112% 112%
preferred
6y4
6%
.1
—
& Mfg........—_*
Light 7% pfd—.100
Mining
Minnesota
Muskogee
3%
& May
3% May
1,200
5%
Apr
15% May
15% Mar
250
17%
%
50 %
—
10%
Feb
50
1,830
4%
Jan
5% May
17
400
1%
Supply.—14
&
Minnesota
Mountain
Jan
14%
%
700
3%
NOV
90
88%
6%
Mining. Corp of Canada.——'ft .*—■■-
Montana
Nov
3%
%
200
91%
17
common—.
1st pfd.,
25
preferred—
25
Pacific Lighting $5 preferred———.—*
Pacific Power & Light 7% pfd——100
30 %
1%
————.—10
Piping
Monogram
Oct
Feb
1/128 Mar
8,500
10%
17
Jan
15Va
*
,————.50
Mid-West Refineries
Molybdenum
Nov
Jun
600
99% 101 %
"4%
•
Nov
14,300
300
2%
class B
Ohio
Jan
Jan
8
common——,——(
Mid-West .Abrasive
Mock
Jan
7%
37
Apr
'
Co
102
19%
Products—
$2 non-cum dividend shares
Midvale
6% July
80
%
86
101%
25
1
preferred
Parker Pen
Midland Steel
Jan
19%
91
pfd-100
Jan
<•
—
25%
—
1%
4%
Jun
70
3
3%
4%
4%
16
300
7%
"% ""%
Apr
100
Jan
100
7%
'
Oct
V-
91%
20
%
„
Jan
May
63%
20%
3%
ftj
100
74
%
64
400
—
ft—
4%
.
81% May
11% July
2%
6%-
,
10
30%
aY
5%
.—...10
Feb
Nov
%
%
%
Feb
12
50
47
8%
5
class A
Jun
3%
$5%
Va
;
Vo.ft
Apr
2%
5
———.100
10
:
Power
$6
Ohio Oil 6%
$3
99% July
.———......
Jan
3 Vis
Jan
Jan
37
86%
200
——2.50
Michigan sugar Co
1%
Oct
18
—.—50
Co
Corp
Co
Brass
Pacific
Michigan Steel Tube
16
Apr
1%
O
Jan
26
%
87
3
~9
%
—'
97
30%
•
Central Texas Oil—...
preferred—.
Apr
iy4
*
700
45
45%
*
Indiana Public Service 6%
7%
%
4i Jan
200
.
—
—
.—.—1
Michigan Bumper Corp.—
1
•
..
12
1%
50
Utility
American
Penn
1%
*
common
prior preferred
6%
94
1
1
300
33
*
North American Rayon class A..
Sep
3%
—
—
1
25c
Corp
17%
1 %
2%
—
—-—1
preferred—
A Mar
800
5%
•
...100
Messabi Iron Co.
Metal
4%
5y4
,
—
100
7%
& Power common..1
North Amer Light
Oklahoma
Merritt
200
Oct
Jan
1,000
115
2%
1%
2%
100% 101%
37
Jan
Apr
2% May
—
112'/a
2y2
5
.
>\
—
113
*
Co
Memphis Natural Gas'
Jan
Oct
aa
100
68%
1
—5
Electric
Noma
States
2 y4 May
600
3%
1%
3%
1%
-
—
Dredging—..
Johnson
—
Apr
87
Ogden Corp common
Massey Harris common...
50
Nov
100
^
'
—
800
16
*
—
Pipe Line
2
Nov
60 Va
~~% "fto
Corp B
Northern
11
13
97
87
5
100
——
Northern
Sep
3
Apr
10% Mar
1; 256 Mar
preferred
Niles-Bement-Pond
Sep
Jan
Jan
4%
100
11%
10
100
.100
Niagara Share class B common
Nor
1
—
7% Aug
101%
17
—'
100
preferred—,
preferred
optional warrants
optional warrants—
1st
:
5%
Oct
8%
;
...—*
.....
Apr
Jan
12%
—
5
Power common
Jan
27
80%
30%
1%
~r«*»
pfd-100
pfd
Service 6%
Novadel-Agene
Mass Utilities Association v t c—..1
McWilliams
Oct
IW Jan
57%
58%
1
Transit Co—;
Niagara Hudson
North
Oct
Apr
7% Aug
—
-V-
...
shares
Water
Jan
1
Com¬
,
Margay Oil Corp
Marion
—
27/e
Co.——
Marine
Ltd.
Co
Oct
1 %
12%
*
7% preferred—100
•
N Y State Electric & Gas $5.10
Northern
—
*\
Mfg
International
,
m
preferred..——•
Consolidated
Marconi
Oct
9
Y Shipbuilding Corp—
•Founders
North
—1
...
convertible
$5
"
—
10
preferred
6%
;
—
__
10
Rosario—
& Light
Power
,$6
Class
Manatl
.
2%
Merchandise
Y
Jan
Ludwig Baumann-& Co—
Conv.
Aug
4%
Apr
19 Va
600
*
common
Oct
1
250
2
Co
26%
Omnibus warrants—
Class
Feb
8%
Va May
14% Aug
'
4
14
57/s
Nov
24
19%
•
1'
Mar
1
Jan
20%
y4
100
21
Exploration.—
1,200
6%
19
11
2,300
%
%
100
& Light $6
N
,
-ftr Nov
27%
Apr
13y4
50
12 y2
7%
7%
'
21 %
——1—
City
Feb
5
iV Jan
20
°/8
—5
Packing
Power
200
6 Va
18 y4
3% May
3,700
1,800
Va
24
6y8
I,—•
*
preferred class B—
Louisiana
4%
aV
_...—•
Corp..—
Louisiana
4%
18 %
150
* 2%
23%
Inc 6% preferred—25*
Long Island Lighting common—..
1% preferred class A
Loudon
9% Mar
5
common
Auction
Y
Jan
•
.
Y
25
—
1
Land
Arizona
&
Mexico
26
Nov
1%
2 Va
—
1
Locke Steel Chain
Lone
Feb
84.
Feb
%
.——25
N
2% Mar
Jan
'
25
_
Material Co—
Brothers
16
Apr
Oct
1%
•
_
(R G) Inc
Lipton (Thos J)
Lit
,
Development
Le Tourneau
May
1
Mar
113
Apr
6 %
„
—*
Zinc
N
Nov
2
♦ '
common
New
July
7
1
B
Leonard
102
13 y4
Langendorf United Bakeries class A—*
Class
Jan
5 % May
100
.—100"
common.
Lefcourt Realty
% Aug
11
Aug
2%
100
„
•
Co
Inc common
New Jersey
43% Mar
19 %
6%* *"'7%
19 y4
—100
Ltd—.—x
Lakey Foundry & Machine
Idea
Clock
Haven
New
Mines
~3%
Hieh
Feb
84
100
Tel & Tel
England
New
Lake Shore
%
9% Aug
102 % Sep
200
,
3%
*
100
*
England Power Associates
New
New
Lackawanna
400
'
1st preferred—x—100
convertible
—
*
Co class A
Mur
Low
U
11
10%
——
*
—5
*
(Herman)
Range Since January 1
High
%
11
100
1st pfd
Nestle Le
Shares
30o
preferred
Power 1%
for Week
of Prices
►J 0 9
'—*
Co—
Corp
Neptune Meter class A
Kresge Dept Stores—
i'/o
Oil
Sep
7%
—
4
4
1
x
preferred
Hoppers Co 6%
—
Radio
Union
National
% Mar
9%
200
10%-
Sales
Range
Par
7%
10%
-
.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Nov. 20
High
A Sep
*
——10
common,
Low
High
Friday
Exchange
Curb
Ended
Week
Range Since January 1
-
——1
Rubber Co
(I B)
STOCKS
York
New
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
20
Nov.
for Week
Last
Exchange
Curb
Week Ended
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Puget
Manufacturing
•
•
Apr
109
Feb
106
Apr
111
Mar
Mar
108 %
Jan
52 V2
Feb
Nov
16 %
Jan
96 %
110% 110%
10
103% 106%
106
48%
375
87
48%
1,525
35
44
Oct
•
6%
5
8% May
8% May
6% July
7%
10
—
'
Nov
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1848
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Bale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
Exchange
Curb
York
New
20
Week Ended Nov.
Low
Par
STOCKS
New
Range Since January 1
Low
High
York
Co
Power
Quebec
72 Va
72 %
20
146
146
56
Apr
10
72'/2
139
May
8%
Friday
Exchange
1074
ft
77a
350
74
3/a
500
83/4
High
3/s Aug
Nov
200
8 74
Apr
14 7a
Machinery
*
11
12
300
972
Apr
12
**1%
"2
700
41%
41%
100
39
7a Jun
47
48
1,100
26
1
-1
Oil
1%
50
6%
Sep
1/4 "874
15
45 7a
Feb
Apr
50
Nov
Feb
11
Feb
77a
♦
Corp
Jan
274
103/4
r-
25
com
Jan
97a
Sep
1% May
Jan
200
87a
Nov
Oct
Nov
iVMay
2.200
Low
74 Mar
14%
Swan Finch
ft
Range Since January 1
High
147a
Sun Ray Drug Co
Sunray Oil
57a % convertible preferred
Superior Oil Co (Calif)
R
Low
*
Superior Port Cement class B
Radio-Keith-Orpheum option warrants-
Shares
5
Corp
Sullivan
Oct
for Week
Co_.
Jan
150
Apr
(Hugo)
(S)
Sales
Range
Par
Nov
737a
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
20
High
Stroock
*
100
*
Curb
Week Ended Nov.
Stinnes
Quaker Oats common
6%
preferred—
Monday, November 23, 1942
Railway & Light Securities
Voting
10
common__
Railway & Utility Investment A___—1
%
•
4
Raymond Concrete Pile common,,
$3 convertible preferred
Red Bank Oil
Reiter Foster Oil Corp
Electric
Republic
Engineering
Stix
Goods
Dry
Richmond
Rio Grande
Taggart Corp common—
Tampa Electric Co common
1
Cable Corp
Rome
Petroleum
Root
100
7a
Oct
Power &
1974
200
7b
3%
2,800
Oct
17a
Jan
Thew
3,000
37a
3%
Texon Oil
7j July
14% Apr
500
.
Light 7%
Ryerson & Haynes
common——
Shovel
Co
173/e
300
14
474
4%
300
3
2%
23/4
200
—5
common
3/4
s1*
Apr
78
Nov,
Jan
113/4
Nov
Tobacco
&
53/4
Jan
Tobacco
Product
Oct
Tobacco Security
1,600
193/4 Nov
113/s
Jun
x67i
72 Mar
Va
Allied
Stocks™.
1
Jan
74
Jan
Amer
Amer
dep
def
833/4
84%
50
85
77
95
May
10% May
200
8
8
378
774
2
Jun
600
174
Apr
15
300
9 74
48 7a
49%
300
27b
2%
2,100
2 7b
2%
,•1474
15
Jan
972
43/a
Apr
100
27a Mar
Jan
3%
Oct
Jun
173/a
Nov
Aug
5 7i
Feb
Feb
Apr
2
7a
Jan
49
Oct
Jan
37a
Apr
•
474 Aug
reg
;
Shipyards Corp
Toledo Edison 6% preferred
7%
474 Aug
1
__
Jan
Feb
—•
Nov
1
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Oct
95
367k Mar
53
Jan
Trunz
Inc
15
Tubize
Chatillon
133/4
Oct
100
23/4
Feb
33/4 Mar
37a
700
3 7b
Jun
57a
Feb
3%
33/a
33/a
800
1%
Jun
37a
Nov
%
200
74 July
li
577a
Nov
Jan
Mar
x103
Jan
Mar
111
Jan
lY
A
1
—10
5 7a
'
800
Va Mar
33/4 May
A
"4
Corp
Oct
Nov
7%
"47a
800
3
Jun
5
39
550
29
Mar
39
200
1
Jun
Feb
1
=
7a
Oct
Class
A
1
Tung-Sol Lamp Works
80c convertible preferred
37%
1
1%
1%
674
672
300
2 7b
1,300
1%
600
—
*
T
74
13/a July
6
Nov
1,600
—,
Jun
Apr
6%
A
%
Apr
1,600
6
7B
——:.—•
74
700
17s
warrants—
.
%
1
5 72
J
May
372
200
95
-1
Transwestern Oil Co
Tri-Continental
3%
66
85
Trans Lux Corp
Jan
37a
62
100
Jan
33/4
62
100
preferred
15
27a
Nov
87/b
Jan
12 74 Mar
Apr
Jun
%
Trust Co Ltd—
dep rets ord regis
recs
86
40 V8
*
3% Mar
20
ey8 July
_•
Exports
July
Apr
5 74
100
74
%
17
—
TUo
27b May
300
6
.
Roofing Inc—
———1
Tishman Realty & Construction—.
•
10
1
-
300
pfd
& Land Co
9 72
-2 72
Aeronautical Co__—
Consolidated Petroleum—
Ryan
Ryan
374
Texas
—...
—
37a
Apr
3 Va
1
Russeks Fifth Ave—
20
517a
49 %
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—*.
99%
45
1974
Typewriter
Royal
997a
—2
20
"%
.—20
preferred—
$1.20 convertible
Jun
467a
5
.—*—
Jan
167a
467a
1-5
—-—-—
Co
2V»
700
1,400
•
Technicolor Inc common-—-———*
♦
Roosevelt Field Inc
3,900
8 7s
Apr
—
common-—
2%
187s
73/4
167a
15/b Aug
pfd D„ ._100
Rochester Gas & Elec 8%
2%
173/a
127a July
Todd
Roeser & Pendleton Inc
2%
17%
...7%
50.
1
Valley Gas Co v t c
Oct
127a
1
Radiator
Sep
1278
—i—1
1
—*
Manufacturing Co—
Rheem
Rice
&
Aviation
41%
12%
—*
50c
5
Reed Roller Bit Co
Reliance
■
1
Co
74
Jun
46%
10
*
*
Raytheon Manufacturing common__50c
Packing Co. common-—
Rath
Apr
% Jan
40
674
Oct
Oct
Aug
472 July
l3/4
Feb
774
Oct
2
3
U
1
Udylite Corp.
27B
ft* ft*
A
Jan
174 July
1%
Nov
3%
5
Jan
3% Aug
7%
Jan
2
2 7a
Apr
Sep
'
St
St
Corp Ltd-
Lawrence
Class
$2
A
Regis Paper common
preferred
7 %
Salt
Oil
Dome
Corp
Mills
Sanford
common
—
Savoy
Oil
Co
Schiff
Co
—
Scovill
100
-,ji
25
19%
207a
preferred
Electric
Lace
Scranton
$6
Steel
Jan
%
Nov
17
17
Jan
12
Apr
87b
800
Apr
Nov
Jan
20 7a
1972 May
111
—-—♦
%
50
Mar
153/4
27
19
United
Corp
70
100
43
77a
—*
-
77B
40'
43
29
69
July
674
Bros Inc
Seeman
Jan
9%
Sep
■
Lock
Segal
27
Hardware-——:.
&
1
-
Shoe
Co
%
$5.50
467a
Mar
7a
'
Jan
1st
Oct
Sep
74
% Jan
Nov
700
1
Mar
5
Nov
300
48 74
"-.III
38
Apr
51
51
Nov
600
7a
2%
2%
23/8
1,300
47a May
57B
Feb
4
Jan
Sep
9%
25
77%
75
75
pfd series AAA——.u.100
113
110
113
Feb
59 3A May
110
Jan
1,110
12%
Nov
787» July
115
Silex
Co
of
*
Canada
6%
•
'
*
—
— -
93%
Sep
872 May
—
11
Jan
Aug
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
convertible
$3
Sioux
Gas & Elec 7%
City
Smith
(H)
Aircraft
Solar
Manufacturing
Boss
If—,
—
*.«•
"
.130
Apr
1%
'■
1774
July
90
.
——
II-1
1
•
'
'
2
Apr
874
Mar
182% Oct
Feb
274
Nov
25
8%
8 74
Co.——
10
17372 17372
pfd— .100
Apr
"
'
__£1
—
'
'
■
.100
—
1574
'
ft--*
III1
Paper Mills
Solar
Sonotone
•
preferred—
Simplicity Pattern common
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord regis
90
Nov
Nov
Nov
874
Nov
2
274
500
172
Jun
3
Apr
U
Nov
2
2
2%
300
1%
Jan
Apr
27a
1
2 74
Nov
common—.
1
2
2,
2
100
172 Sep
2%
Apr
1
1
Co—
Corp
Manufacturing
South
Coast
Corp common.—
South
Penn
Oil—
'■
/
•:7
Li'
400
17/b
Jun
3%
Oct
2,300
27%
Apr
363/4
Oct
25
2
Jan
27
3%
3%
Pa
36%
—
Pipe Line
36
36%
.
—10
—
'■
California
Southern
5%
original
6%
Edison—
';t;
preferred B
5 7a%
1
—25
Colorado
Power
class
$3
2974
29
—25
27%
27%
Southern
New
-100
30
39
2974
42
2974
23 7a Mar
277a
300
74
F^b
0/4
""
—
—
,
42
Mar
105
May
122
Feb
Southern
8%
Royalty Co__
Spalding (AG) & Bros
1st preferred—
200
6
Jun
774 Mar
17a
500
1
Aug
6 72
100
7a.
%
•
,,
22
23%
60
*
2%
2%
2%
200
preferred
10
Oil
Standard
(Ohio)-—5%
Power &
.7
2
1174
200
200
9%
1%
100
Standard
Products
Standard
Steel
Standard
Starrett
Tube
Co—
class
Stein
& Co
5%
1st
10%
United
Shoe
2d
4%
474
2%
2%
and International
U
8
Rubber
$7 convertible
For
footnotes
see
Wall
87a
Jun
100
Apr
7
274
Sep
372
Jan
8%
Apr
700
A
Sep
i\
Nov
May
617b
Nov
60
300
9
~2 Vb " 5 7fl
100
Va
Apr
20
20%
110
12%
Feb
;
1%
1%
1%
7,900
%
%
73/4
500
1
8
14 74
1474
common
1
29
30
Universal
Products
Co_
7%
i—
7%
$4
convertible
Feb
Jan
51%
300
"%:
800
45
100
%
%
%
167a
16%
25
,4%
4%
1,400
473/,
83%
67b
43/4
Jan
%
Jan
Feb
47
100
Aircraft
Waitt & Bond
37b
Jan
Walker
class A
Wayne Knitting
Mills—
Apr
17%
5 7b
Oct
60
413% Aug
9074
Jan
8%
100
7 7» Mar
67a
100
33/»
Wellington Oil Co
700
Inc
Nov
Weyenberg Shoe
600
2
Apr
A Mar
46
Apr
'*"274
"2%
200
Aug
Willson
Jan
Wilson-Jones
Aug
Oct
Oct
">8 "%
2%
2%
27a
300
8
Apr
Feb
7%
Oct
4%
if Jan
900
200
li
2
357a Mar
172 Mar
Apr
1
Jan
Jun
37a
Jan
Products
Mfg
Portland
(F W)
300
57<
4,400
Jan
Nov
27/b Jan
472
Nov
2
Mar
5 74
Nov
Oct
872
5%
100
13%
75
5%
5%
100
Mar
Oct
Oct
75
15% Aug
16 7< May
25
12
Mar
13 7a
574 July
53/4 July
57/a
Feb
67a
Jan
874 Nov
Nov
Oct
:_1
♦
5%
Sep
•
1
Aug
27a
8%
Jun
12%
Jan
63/b
Jan
7a
Nov
104%
Nov
:
Light 7%
Cement
1
8%
.8%
9 Va
-
600
pfd„100
;
receipts—
•
*
Jan
*"
~374
200
9
Jun
4
Jan
Feb
5
July
3 7b
"3 74
Mar
4
"374
10
5s
9
94
1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
2%
1003/4
13
2l74
13%
1
Ltd—
deposit
~4
20
10
Wolverine
474
Oct
Jan
Jun
Heating—
Inc
&
_4
4
10
Woodley Petroleum
American
:
■.
1%
6174 May
10
Co
Power
Feb
87z
—20
—
Wisconsin
Woolworth
5
:
Oil-O-Matlc
3%
2
7
~VA "7 7a
Williams
II
1
.
———20
Wichita River Oil Corp
Williams (R C) & Co—
9 Va
31
,
Inc
Jan
86
—5
Coke
72
3%
"2%
July
7» May
7b May
Va Mar
Coal
&
8 72
Feb
Jan
Nov
Mar
1
Westmoreland
,
Feb
A
""74
5%
6 78
81
1
-
Westmoreland
3
Apr
1374
Sep
2%
Mar
6
II
manufacturing
1.25
Utility $6 preferred—.
•
Coal
Jun
5
May
Jan
Jan
Feb
9% NOV
9
Nov
Va May
22 7a
U Nov
5
—.
7a
Apr
Oct
NOV
Apr
79
rw
1
:
6%
8
%
47
Apr
—•
Co—
A Mar
100
1V2 Mar
Jan
%
13
—*
Mining
Va
Apr
Oct
Jan
Jan
3 Va
*
Co
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs, ext—•
7%
preferred
100
West
Sep
33/a
62
W
Waco
4% Mai-
"974 "9%
3a
A Nov
i«
Jun
Apr
33 74 Mar
1,400
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
Western Tablet & Stationery coin—:
•
74
41
1574
172 Mar
1
Class B_.
272
1 Vo
Jan
Nov
—
1/64 Jan
Jun
Jan
8%
26
30
45
A
5
Virginia Public Service 7% pfd
Vogt Manufacturing—
Texas
46
572 May
Oct
Sep
""%
45
——1
preferred
Petroleum—
Wentworth
400
Jan
Mar
1
19 V2
'
Oct
Oct
%
37a
7/a
27s
1,
% Aug
May
"~V4 "A'
13/4
Jan
14
49
—10c
Valspar Corp common——1
West
13%
A Oct
Jan
10
497a
;
.
A Apr
Nov
25
5
Light $7 preferred-
stock
74 July
2072
50
_
common
*
Jan
150
.
Products
47t
7/a
100
Insurance
priority
Jan
174 Nov
PA
*
Pictures
Utility Equities
Jan
Nov
9
—_—2
Sugar.—:
Jan
30
Oct
600
4 %
Apr
400
%
1,400
43
H Aug
1% May
Universal Corp voting trust ctfs—
Radio
3%
1,300
29 7B
Universal
Power &
Oct
67/a
Universal
Utah
627/8
453/4 Aug
May
2772 Mar
—
Utah-Idaho
Jan
5072 Mar
38
50
%
Paper
Apr
4
Sep
Sep
Mar
A
800
78
B
250
300
Vs
Universal Cooler class A__
Aug
7b Mar
2 3/a
50
29 7b
*
Jan
*
1849.
85
—50o
preferred—
Western Air Lines
20
page
72% Mar
common—.——50c
United Stores
Class
9
•
Western Grocer Co
1
common
1—
Feb
—1
Co
Nov
1
Sep
1
B)
Jan
26
4%
18
557a
-20
...
Reclaiming
56
Iio
preferred-—.
conv preferred
common
Jan
50
Inc
*
Plywood $1.50
United
23
May
3
.73/4
A
warrants..
U S Stores common,—
1st
Apr
21
1,000
7%
Securities.
1st preferred with
Jan
1
(J
43 Va
1
127a
Sterling Brewers Inc
Stetson
62
1
Inc
Oct
Oct
% Oct
A Sep
/,/
78 Mar
10%
Jan
50
•
61
5
Lines
»3«
100
25
43 7a
B
U S Radiator
Jan
13/4
617a
common—:
class
Graphite
1472
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling
80
common
Foil Co
110 Va
9
;
26
S
Apr
common
preferred
100"
244
25
Feb
7t'
126%
Jan
7b Mar
2,200
26
;
25
common
10
6%
Apr
33
CO n
•'
1,000
74.
S
S
ft—4ft
20%,,
74
U
U S
*
19
..
20%
United Specialties
$5
'
80
.
U
U 8
"
10
Machinery
Preferred
103
*
preferred
i
74 1
'I '
100
50
"674
97%
400
'*
1
25c
1,300
,
6%
Co
1,300
1
Sterchi Bros Stores
& Canal
%
,2174 x22
Oct
1% July
12%
6%
1 Va
Ltd—
11%
X2274
Oct
Jan
A
3,800
33
■'-ft-ft
^
74
9
preferred
Co
'A
(The) Corp voting trust ctfs—1
(A)
I,
*
11%
.r—5
Steel Co of Canada
Va
■'
•--
Sharing
preferred
Jan
12
ll0
9%
5,500
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■
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•
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2
1
B
1167Z
'
—
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United N J RR
United
14
3^2
Feb
Jun
Jan
7
dep rets ord regis
Sep
10% May
1
Nov
1/64
—
%
—
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1
Spring
500
*
A.
common
10
*
Silver Lead
Standard
*
...„
pfd—.—100
B
Molasses
Apr
*
1
Nov
l3/a
.
Preferred
Oct
23%
1% Aug
1174.
13/a
3/64
4
%
7%
20
.
Common class B
1
100
pfd—
Light
1174
I
$1.60 convertible preferred—
Standard Oil (Ky)
i
A
V8
400
2
—
Standard Dredging Corp common
3
Oct
1%
1% May
•
—
%
Jan
Jan
1/64 Jan
Jun
Va May
10,300
—
Sep
67a
May
10
—
Brewing Co
——2.78
Standard Cap & Seal common
1
Standard
274
29
Jan
>7
1
Standard
Convertible
23 7a May
5
Jan
1
Corp.
Inc
678
17a
5
Spanish & General Corp—
Amer dep rets ord regis
Stahl-Meyer
Sep
————-25
Southland
Spencer Shoe
5
7
•
—
preferred A—
100
6
in
Southern Union Gas__
5%
774
53/4
%8
3/64
'
—
—:
& Power
class
Venezuelan
—10
Feb
573/4
Oct
Oct
.
England Telephone.-100
Phosphate Co
Pipe Line.
7a
Jan
774
15
Jun
Nov
39
"
^
Southern
%
Jun
Mar
Nov
24% Mar
100
,
■-
574
Jan
600
277a
%
30% Mar
1,400
Feb
11
—ft
Co
participating
Amer
$5.50
39
A. —25
preferred
Mar
'-'.V
—25
preferred series C—j
Southern
7%
preferred
■■■
7
'
*
& Elec
Utah
Southwest
6%
'j
■
Jun
57%
Stores
preferred
1st
United
Jun
'
•
common
—
ft-**
—
warrants
United Milk
U
Sherwin-Williams
6%
i__ft
preferred non-voting
Gas
Common
Nov
2
»
common
A
47b May
4% Feb
L——5
.
Apr
100
5
—
—•
warrants
United Light
Nov
Apr
1
Mining
Sbawinigan Water & Power
$7
Option
United
Jan
574
12
381
Denn
5% .cum
1,450
4
;
Seton Leather common—,—
Sherwin-Williams
74
3 3/4
Serrick Corp class B
Shattuck
274 Mar
.—25
certificates
36
A Apr
400
—5
Safety Control
Sentry
1,500
1
common.
prior stock—;
Allotment
A
47s
872
stock
July
2672 July
—
Selected Industries Inc
Convertible
300
27
474
474
Seiberling Rubber common—.
Selby
niiii
United Gas Corp common
Jan
% Mar
I
i
5
pfd
United Elastic Corp
$6
Securities Corp General—————1
,
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common
Cigar-Whelan
—
•
Products.
& participating
United
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common
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$3
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Nov
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113 72
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Nov
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Scranton
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272
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74 Feb
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105
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4127
156
1849
i!
NEW YORK CURB
Friday Week's Range
Bonds
or Friday's
BONDS
York
New
Interest
Exchange
Curb
BONDS
Range Since
January 1
Last
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Period
20
Week Ended Nov.
Low
Sold
No.
High
Low
s
s
3'%s
3%s
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debs
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f
f
s
1960
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—2016
6s
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—
—1970
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1961
—1953
—
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5s
§Associated Gas & Elec Co—
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3
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17
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6
105
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158
38
47'%
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14%
12%
12%
137%
24
7%
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12%
12%
13%
49
7%
14%
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._1955
1955
—
Bell
1st
...1947
69
'
——
'
69%
108%
10
mtge
3s
1st
Ohio
Public
Service
Oklahoma Nat Gas
1957
70
Park Lexington
557A
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105
114%
2
Power
&
Light
1st
112
152'A 153
3
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103 ya 104
16
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1953
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F-A
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100
100
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40
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98
5
100
105
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& L
P
102%
.1952
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.1949
J-D
83'A
.1951
M-N
1st
&
1st
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ref
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87%
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69%
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82'/a
83%
25
69'/a
83%
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14
72
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258
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A
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69
64
96 Vi
series N—,———
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1st
ref mtge
series
New
.1969
F-A
.1944
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.1955
M-S
Vi
104% 107%
102'/a
$102
series
1949
Cuban Tobacco 5s
„
3%s
Packing
—
$68%
1st
4'As
60
70
93%
70
Sheridan
1949
1950
...
1952
..1979
Electric
Water Lt
Empire
District
El 5s
F-A
89
M-S
M-S
81
88%
.2030
.1956
5s___—
& RR 5s__.
80'A
.1952
& Light
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Elmira
M-S
80'A
89'/a
50
123'A 123'A
.1956
54
5
79%
68%
122
.1954
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102'/a 102'/a
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California
6a-5s
.1961
Florida Power Co 4s ser C
General
1969
1953
1948
3%s A
Power
Pub
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105'A 105'A
Serv
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:
103'A
103'/a 103'/a
92 Vi
41
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1978
6s
1965
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Nor Power
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1950
1963
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&
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89
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89
50
89
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89
28
89%
85%
53
81%
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108'A 108%
102
96
67
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39
47
1948
5s
Power
M-N
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20
14%
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92
99
83
A-O
Jan 1949
A-O
$92
1967
111 Pwr & Lt 1st 6s ser A
1953
1st & ref 5 Vis series B
1954
1st & ref 5s series C
1956
S f deb 5%s__
May 1957
Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s
1958
Indiana
Service 5s
1950
1st lien & ref 5s—
1963
AIndianapolis Gas 5s A__—
1952
Indianapolis P & L 3'As
.—1970
A-O
110% 110%
4
103% 104%
12
101'/a 101%
14
99'A
99%
47
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'
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Power
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115
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17
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197
65
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40
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M-S
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106
16
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64'/a
65'A
7
1957
..1957
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65
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63%
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14
18
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14
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20
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1947
M-S
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51
51
42
62%
1948
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51
13
42
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1950
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1961
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2
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14
97
J-J
113
97%
—
—
43
106
63
108%
1948
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78 Vi
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32
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1954
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15
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18
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1952
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1949
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105
7
3
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118
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106
42
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13
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107
2
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88%
111% 114%
1959
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105% 105%
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97%
97'/a
6
97%
103% 107%
48
82 ya 100'%
(Maine) —
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117
117
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1944
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1954
A
M-S
$95%
94%
97
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95
92% 100
10
83%
99
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1951
1964
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5s
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1960
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74
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107
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87
69
88
F-A
67
67
67
4
56
74
1937
J-D
79
79
79
2
71%
82%
1947
stpd
5s
J-D
79%
77
79%
71
81%
York
Curb
Friday
Interest
Exchange
16
Last
J-D
$104% 105%
~
Week's Range
or
Friday's
__
M-N
5'%s
Extended
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...1953
:
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J-J
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1951
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50
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21
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—
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1927
—
44
41
15
,
50
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13
13%
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—,
__
—
1972
1958
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$20
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1959
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J-D
—
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—
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$2
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1931.
6'%s
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25%
34%
33
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45
7s
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8
6
3
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11%
19
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1947
A
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25
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—
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..
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stamped
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-
$42%
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—
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1958
1952
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J-D
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:
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1955
...
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/
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'
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J-J
.
High
Range Since
January 1
Bonds
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Period
—
•
No
r Cash
101% 106
value,
par
—
45
22
16%
2%
2'A
5
—,
—
—
1
28%
25'A
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18
28'A
18'A
45
15
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1
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x
a
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale,
n Under-the-rule sale,
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Deferred delivery sale,
Ex-dividend,
y
B, June 26 at 2%.
$ Friday's
A Bonds
bid
in
Abbreviations
"w i,"
asked
and
being
§ Reported
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1949
76%
2
27
124%
84
112% 114
$113% 118
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A
49
105% 105%
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103% 105'%
J-D
AIncome
$12
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
A 20-year
7s
...April 1946
A
20-year 7s
Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)
ACauca Valley 7s
1948
105% 108
100% 104%
1981
Public
61
25
105%
Low
109%
107
1
106
2022
Orleans
A-O
1956
Week Ended Nov. 20
90
98% 101
'
'
105% 105%
M-S
1945
Debenture 5'/as
106
42%
J-J
1960
BONDS
18
54
.1956
1948
New
64
108
I
1957
1951
5s
88
15
109'%
18
J-D
Nevada-California Elec 5s
New
Amsterdam Gas 5s
deb
60
103% 107
17
J-J
1955
England Power 3'As
New England Power Assn 5s
50%
110
41%
29
A Parana
Conv
107
31
17
AMedellin
New
98% 103%
54'A
1 1966
5s
55%
5s
53%
65%
4s.____
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Stamped
5
:
103% 106%
78%
j-J
107% 107%
«ANational Public Service 5s ctfs__1978
102% 105%
17
18
58
Suffolk Ltg 5s
103%
86
99'A 104
65
4'As
Electric
Co
57%
Mississippi River Pow 1st 5s
100
64%
debs
Rys
A-O
...
108%
65
(Delaware)
Power
AMaranho
5s——.
87
64'%
stamped extended to 1959
98% 101%
New Eng Gas &
54'A
A-O
unstamped extended to 1959
1
Minnesota P &h 4Vis—.—,
23
101% 102
$103 'Alio
F-A
6s
99%
4'/is
F-A
—1968
Newspaper
99%
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102%
65%
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Penn
Western
J-J
Midland Valley RR 5s
86
17
5
24
$101% 103'%
F-A
1979
series
income
Water
1945
1943
1967
1978
Nebraska Power
6s series A
3
•
101% 102 Vb
64
5'As
gen
Ry &
Wash
Middle States Petrol 6Vis
Nassau &
106'A 106'%
A-O
J-J
1952
6s
Wash
$108% 110
ref
103%
49
77
A-O
5s
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
$110'/a 111%
&
~1
103
23
May 1948
..May 1948
A
Debenture
M-N
1st
105'A 105'A
M-S
.1946
Utah Power & Light
M-N
E
Mississippi P & L 5s
J-J
60
84%
6
3'As
cons
series
6s
1965
Milwaukee
J-J
130
53
69
58'%
5s__„^
United Light & Railways
G
series
101%
83'A
97
Light 5s
& Rys
F-A
4s
A-O
$62%
& Power Co—
&
1948
1947
1971
stamped
Mengel Co conv 4Vis
Metropolitan Edison 4s
101%
2022
&
Power
Light
1st lien
16
17
McCord Radiator & Mfg—
6s
A-O
$129% 132
112%
129
—
58'A
Rapid Transit 5%s
City
108
__
;
82
75
23
81
M-S
Danish
Dist Pow 3%s
5s
Louisiana Pow & Lt
80%
ill'A ill'A
97
A__
United
17
15
16
$15%
1966
2022
1969
1966
1957
Electric 6s
Light 3 Vis
Kansas Power &
Lake Superior
6
16 *"■
J-D
1965
Jersey Cent Pow & Lt 3 Vis
Kansas Electric Power 3Vis
81
111'A
deposit
Service
Electric
105% 107%
16%
96% 102%
Industries—
Edison
§AYork
F-A
103%
17
M-N
stamped
United
104%
88% 100
;
103%
98
M-S
6s
Power Sec—
A6'/is series C
——1955
A6J/is (Dec 1 1941 coup)
1955
A 7s
series E
;
1957
A 7s
(Aug 1941 coupon)
1957
A 7s
series F
—
1952
A7s (July 1941 coupon)1952
Interstate Power 5s
1957
Debenture
6s
1952
Iowa Power & Light 4Vis.
1958
Altalian Superpower 6s
1963
A Jacksonville Gas
(stamped)
1942
§International
A-O
98% 106%
93% 105'A
$102% 104
M-N
98
7
102% 102'%
J-D
1946
Power
Twin
107% 110%
i
150
27
A-O
stamped
Water
1st
Idaho
132
102% 103'A
;
109% 111%
—
92
J-D
105% 108%
2
102 Vb 102'/a
..
J-D
-.1950
series
6s
19
1966
& Pwr 3 Vis
138 VA 139
J-D
Corp inc
United Lt
Houston Lt
&
(Hugo)
Toledo
79%
104'% 106%
1989
Dec
Electric
Texas
Tide
99
5
12
..2022
6s
:
Certificates
92%
40
108%
Electric—
debentures
3d
7-4s
$75%
99
102%
1970
5s
(Hugo) Corp—
7-4s
100
1
Vi
L
&
&
stamped
gold
Stinnes
1
$108% 112
F- A
J-D
6s
Stinnes
93
106
1951
P
Gas
Standard
106 y8
1958
6s—
SAGuardian Investors
J-J
J-D
.1951
(A G) deb 5s
AStarrett
J-D
Products—.......—1945
Grocery Store
91%
91%
50
M-S
77
8
88'A
M-S
4s—
104% 105
107% 108%
..
M-N
1970
Rys 4s
(stamped)
Texas
91 Vi
J-D
Coal
§AGobel (Adolf) 4Vis ser A___—1941
Grand Trunk West 4s
1950
Alden
79%
79%
71%
29
(Calif)—
6s
60
9
107% 107%
139
1971
Debenture
90
98
J-D
Georgia Power & Light 5s__.
Glen
91'A
J-J
3'As.
Gas
Gas
Indiana
Spalding
102% 104%
34
91%
J-J
107%
1965
6s
102'A
3
77
109% 112%
1957
3s
mtge 3s
Debenture
$46
J-D
.1954
Florida Pow & Lt 5s
Gatineau
M-S
.1966
stamped
97%
107% 111%
2
1947
6s
Southwestern Gas & Elec 3'As
92%
A7
87'A
5
1967
5s—
Edison
Counties
1st
123 %
Finland Residential Mtge Bank-
97%
1951
Coal
Southern
86%
96% 103%
111
116%
104% 106
1951
Power
Southern
6s
Federal Water
106% 108
1970
California
104% 106'A
106'/a
$105
105% 108
1
1952
6s
D
Wyoming
Carolina
Southwestern
100'/a 102%
32
104%
2
14
111
77
M-S
____1950
4%s
Estate
series
Standard
Eastern Gas & Fuel 4s ser A
96%
111
J-D
_
125'A
69%
"101'A
101
101'A
72
83%
83%
83%
.20
100
104% 105%
$111% 114
M-N
C___
A
Water
Real
Southern
120
5
121
121
121
97%
.—
M-S
1969
4s__
Joaquin Lt & Pwr 6s B
ASchulte
99% 103%
106 Vi 106
J-D
J-J
A-O
108% 110%
»09% no
__
A-O
'
Jersey—
Scullin Steel inc mtge 3s
South
(Bait City)—
4Vis—
Continental Gas & El 5s
Cudahy
J-D
.1958
2%g ser Q
Gas
Gen mtge
.1971
.1954
...
Consolidated
117% 122
124
1
27
1$7
$105'% 106%
J-D
.
Indiana
4'As series D
Harbor
Southern
.1976
ref
1st
82
$121
(Bait)—
32
104
97% 102%
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
74%
189
81'/a
ref
M-N
100
20
114% 115
M-S
1959
perpetual certificates
Sound P & L 5'As
Puget
105% 108%
107'A 107'A
J-J
107% 110
—■
107'A 107'A
115
99% 104%
81'A
82 3A
Service
6%
6
82%
813A
A-O
M-S
————
Connecticut
108%
109
102% 106
20
99%
100% 101-%
$105
F-A
__1964
Shawinigan Water & Pwr 4'As
Cities
107
106
of Colorado—
mtge 3'As
of
87%
87'/a
4%s B
(Can)
32
100 3A'
J-J
1956
108%
•
101% 102%
J-D
1950
—
of
100'A
83'A
J-D
1958
_
29
U03
87%
94
2
53
51'/2
53
—1969
5s__—:
100
100
A-O
1950
5s
Debenture
105'/e 105 '/a
M-S
5s
Debenture
5
—
•
E
5s
Public
105'A
J-J
1966
Jan
5s_
Service
86%
J-D
—1927
1952
—1955
B
series
Cities
61
108%
26
106'A
$99
M-N
1962
6s
Co—.
Sinking fund deb 4s
79
10
1953
5%s_
Central States P & L
108
108
102
M-N
1961
Transit
F.
Public Service Co
1948
1954
5s—:
—
-
106
$107% 109
--
J-J
.1972
extended
Edison
series
Power
99'/a 102%
9
F-A
Power '5'/as
Coke
&
stamped
Potomac
100'/4 104
101
82
82
..1955
5s
1970
Elec
117
1964
Gas 3%s
El &
§ A Central
A5Vis
5s
——
1st mtge 3s
1964
Pwr 4%s__._—1977
Public Service
Central 111
50
17
107% 108'A
—
1979
Portland Gas
151'A 155%
$103% 103%
M-S
F-A
F-A
5s
Philadelphia
112*4 115
1
Q-F
Power
1
$106
—
A-O
3'As
114
116% 116%
114
%
116
1998
6s
Northern
54%
108
108
A-O
1948
1962
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s„1964
99% 100
—
Birmingham Electric 4%s ___—__1968
Boston
Edison 2%s_
i
—1970
Broad River Power 5s—
1954
Canada
A-O
Penn Central Lt &
5s
—
Bethlehem Steel
108'A
107 Vb 107%
107'A
Aug 1955
4s
3%s B
Oklahoma Power & Water 5s
105% 107%
109'A 109'A
M-S
1960
..
C
series
111%
1C5
114% 115%
54%
M-N
1968
1971
_
Pacific
106
$107% 108
$98 7%
J-D
1950
.—
Telephone of Canada—/'
M 5s series B
5s
High
109
$115
14%
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
6s
Low
112
7
1945
mtge 3'As
Philadelphia
Convertible
$111
v
1st
14%
'
J-J
warrants
F-A
1st 5s
Power
7%
(B. F.)—
& Sons
without
J-J
1969
January 1
No.
$106% 107'%
—
*■'
Ohio
7%
13
$107
69'A
M-S
City Elec 3'As
29
13 7%
$12%
M-N
4%s
Light
Gas
5s
12 7%
12 7%
A-O
—1977
Atlanta
J-J
1948
3%s series A
Ogden Gas
J-J
5%a A
Assoc T & T deb
Avery
124'A 130
1948
...1968
—...
Atlantic
1954
5%s
Utility
Range Since
Sold
High
■
5%s_:
deb
J-J
104% 107%
1950
5s
A Debenture
46'A
46%
M-N
2004
5s
Cont'l
1st
106% 106%
,
1964
Ltg 4s
Bonds
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Northern Ind Public Service—
85
1949
...
AConv deb 5s
AConv
79%
Week's Range
or Friday's
Last
Period
Gas 3%s
Elec &
Westchester
&
Debenture
126%
J-J
4%s
deb
A Conv
4
Y
Nor
86'% 106%
106%
J-J
A-O
•"
& Lt
Pr
85
Y State
N
104
102'% 109
297
98'A
84'A
——
J-D
.-2024
97
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Low
101% 106%
3
107% 107% '
97%
J-J
—1956
Appalachian Pow deb 6s
Arkansas
19
106'A
106
106
M-S
102
Curb
York
Week Ended Nov. 20
N
20
102% 103%
103
-
J-J
debs
&
Pow
Amer
1950
....
New
High
American Gas & Electric Co.—
2%s
EXCHANGE
traded
used
no
sales being transacted during
■
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,"
issued;
current week.
flat.
receivership.
convertible;
when
prices;
consolidated; "cum," cumulative;
voting trust certificates;
"M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c,"
"ww," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1850
Monday, November 23, 1942
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
Range
Shares
Low
Par
5%
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
'
Low
cumul
High
Low
preferred
High
1st preferred
t c
v
100
:
4%'/o
preferred B
preferred C—_—.
4%
13%
Apr
17%
Jan
Castle & Co
1.80
738
30c
Jun
1.80
Nov
Central
11%
vtc—*
common
Gas Elec Light & Power
Consol
425
1.15
10 y2
117s
1,975
3.50 July
11%
Nov
Central 111 Secur
Davison Chemical Co
Eastern Sugars
17
16 %
Co
Transit
—100
—100
common
t e— 1.
v
.
54
Nov
Mar
116
Oct
96% Mar
104
Oct
5
12%
Nov
Nov
15'%
Jan
7
175
7
July
9
570
12%
7
—
Mar
107
104
12'A
__
40
20
114'A
114
__
104
1
common
Assoc
...
55
54
53 y4
com—*
—
20
23
7%
Amsterdam
New
Central
Northern
U S
Oct
July
Sep
2 65
Jan
16% Mar
22'A
Oct
1.50
15
382
92
92
132
88
Jun
97
Mar
99%
40
88
Mar
100
July
75
75
11
70%
Feb
75
Nov
29 %
30
210
2 l/a May
30
Nov
.—100
Inc.—
Trust
Estate
2
Fidelity & Guar
23Va May
2.25
99«/2
50
pfd—— 100
5% %
30
63
130
1.90
21
21
2
t
Ry_:
Packing Co
Phillips
Real
Casualty
July
Apr
1.50 Jan
21%
1.90
Mills com-lOO
Mount Vernon-Woodbury
Nov
26
2.25
27
pfd—25
127
19%
27%
2.25
Maryland & Pennsylvania RR com_100
Monon West Penn Pub Serv
Mar
108
350
23%
23 %
y*
114
127
127
127
..i—25
—_.
Houston Oil preferred-,.,—
(A M)
Illinois
Convertible
Central
Common
Line
Coast
Certificates
common
West
19%
Jan
16/a
lien
Pr
&
Chrysler
Aluminum
A
Apr
450
4% May
6%
Feb
5 %
Maryland & Pennsylvania RR 4%-1961
Jan
42
May
65
May
54%
102
17,500
12,000
50
Jun
2,000
102
Apr
1,000
53
Nov
53
4%
America
of
92
57
62'A
61%
—1947
Co
53
Oct
Jan
88
$6,300
102/4
53
53
1975
.
91%
91%
—
1975
4s
5s series A
Boston Stock
102%
Jan
55/2 Mar
Friday
Fisher
Tel
Inc_
Vtc
40
3
8%
8%
450
1%
1%
4,300
32
Son
&
for Week
Shares
Inc
Low
pfd .—100
Z
10 '
Boston
Elevated Ry..——
Boston
&
—
24V8
24%
Apr
134%
Apr
101%
104%
Nov
9%
Jan
—
65
990
42%
13%
14
238
65
Jan
Nov
14%
10% Mar
7%
8%
5%
1,326
8%
Jan
1%
Jun
60c
Oct
Oct
Feb
Jan
2%
Feb
3
Oct
Trust—.
_a
Personal
Prop
1%
2%
25
l/a
Jun
25
l/a
Jun
12
8%
Apr
.—5
■
22
7
59
5%
5%
4%
65
'
5%
Feb
%
43%
44%
70
19/2
19%
20%-
940
100
12
.
41
Apr
Jan
Feb
32% Jan
.100
5%
.100
2%
275
5%
26%
20%
Nov
Apr
14%
Nov
y.Z 9%
.
74%
10%
155
9
Sep
12%
74%
75%
230
71
Sep
104/4
Jan
15
—
15%
600
13 % Mar
16%
Jan
•1%
20
Aug
1%
Nov
Apr
24%
Jan
.
890
4% Mar
125
20% May
29
6ct
!—.
3
469
Preferred
General
General
Motors
Gillette
Corp
Inc
(H
W)
Hall
Horders
Inc
common.—
Apr
4%
Oct
Jan
5
Nov
Harvester
$6
Power
common
1%
Jan
3%
Nov
Central
RR
•
Mergenthaler Linotype —
Narragansett Rac'g Assn Inc.—-—
Tunnel
&
2%
500
2%
Aug
12/4
12%
100
11%
Sep
14c
17c
110
35%
35%
17c
—1
t c_-
v
2%
100
i
Associates
Util
100
common.—
preferred
III
4%
2%
Mines—
Old Colony RR
25C
f
Mills
RR
Association
Shawmut
18%
25%
90c
8%
9%
—
6%
—
Twist
Union
Drill———
*
Fruit
United
Co
Waldorf
System
62%
Jun
Jan
Sep
Jan
315
50c
6%
Apr
3%
Apr
6%
Nov
Nov
35% Mar
72 %
Oct
62%
558
50 % Mar
63
14
37% May
44% Aug
700
20c
240
6/a Mar
1%
176
%
Jan
Jan
46c
Feb
7%
Nov
1%
Nov
BONDS
mortgage 4%%
Income
series
4%s
ser
39%
A—1970
39%
$13,000
29%,
Jun
42%
Feb
Mass Street Ry—-
Eastern
103
103
—1948
A
5.00Q
Jun
101
104%
Jan
Oil
Rad
McCord
&
Class
•
.,
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
A
common—
Adams
Bearing
Allied Laboratories
Allis
Chalmers
Mfg
American Pub Serv
Tel
American
&
Armour
Athey
Automatic
Aviation
Co
preferred
Co capital
Washer
Bliss
&
Warner
Midland
Brach & Sons
Brown
Fence
For
(E J)
&
Mfg
Montgomery
footnotes
see
page
1855.
common
pfd_.
74
Jan
i
54%
293
40%
Apr
54% Nov
?
%
10
%
Apr
Feb
•
*
1
5% May
•
10%
Nov
7% Aug
9%
Feb
3
500
10
4
Feb
8
Feb
,8%
100
3%
100
6%
100
6
Sep
30
27
Mar
40%
Jan
60
70
Mar
95%
Jan,
6%
40
Sep
83
3/4
%
2,800
3%
5,200
2% May
5
2,300
3% Mar
4%
.
-
u
100
\\
,*
9%
Feb
12%
16
2
Nov
/
'
1,
Ij
93/4
11% May
1%
100
v: •
19% '
Jan
8%
1,035
Apr
Mar
23
12%
Jan
16% July
15
15 vZ"
50
11
Feb
35
-
.'bin
39 Z
70
30
Mar
39
Nov
l7/a
M3/4
Oct
4
Mar
100
.434
1%
Nov
2,800
2%. Apr
2% July
9%
12,100
3% Mar
9% Nov
3%
z
4%
8%
%
5
4%
.
4
250
1%
-
4% Nov
Cylinder
Pressure
Standard
3%
Nov
%
400
%
Feb
4%
300
3%
Nov
14
Jan
8%
150
5%
Jan
9
Oct
%
500
8%
Northwest
North
Inc
Bancorp,
West Util
preferred
33% Nov
21
Jan
27%
2
-Feb
T
7
May
535
•'
4
Apr
3
9/a
5
Feb
Oct
July
'
1
Jan
Jun
4%
26%
21%
50
7%
7%
650
6%
100
6
Feb
•
150
8
Apr
15%
Nov
11
Jun
11%
Feb
143/4
15
11
v
—
,V
4%
6%
7%
•-**-(
common:
7%
22
Apr
21%
•
'
.—20
Til*'
III*
I100
234
i 8%
Sep
23 %
959
25%
.
*
capital —5
common—:
8%
Oct
20
50
27
23/4
"83/4
1%
Jan
20
27
—10
,
%
% May
50
33%
common- —1
Industries
Airlines
j
20%,
Illinois Corp common
Northwest
%
32%
Cooker common- —2
common.—
Jan
450
%
3%
common-
Gas
14
5%
%
3%
3%
11%
9
150
21%
1,050
r
Apr
27%
Jan
1534
350
Apr
23%
Jan
10 %
50
2,080
6%
Jun
,3%
3,950
%
Oct
10
Apr
15
7% May
G% May
3%
Oct
8
3% May
50
8%
—
Jan
Jan
11% Mar
Ontario
13
Nov
30%
Jan
84
Nov
May
Corp
6
common
Manufacturing Co
3%
5
100
6% preferred:
Z
:
& Electric common A
77%
*
Coal common B_.;
Peabody
13
common—*.
%
Jan
3
3
100
2% July
3%
Oct
RR capital—
50
Peoples. Gas Light & Coke capital—100
%
%
30
%
Sep
%
Jan
Perfect
3%
3%
500
2%
Jun
.4%
Jan
Poor
9%
250
150
13%
Feb
16
Nov
12%
12%
123/4
100
14
4%
100
5
Sep
28% May
3% May
393/4
Jan
270
60
Jan
Nov
3% Nov
77%
Nov
4%
44
Jan
%
%
20
%
Jan
25%.
1,075
18%
Jun
25% Nov
36
Apr
47
Jan
24%
Jun
43%
44
23
23
369
Jan
0%
77%
15
Jan
Feb
4%
11% May
3% Mar
70
6%
X22%
Pennsylvania
3%
2%
—
9%
5
15%
16
35
6% May
34%
34 %
I
4%
4%
4%
3,100
12%
13%
350
11
5
25%
26%
185
19%
10%
*
~
645
9% Nov
15
27%
Oct
Pressed
Co
class
Steel Car
Process Corp
a— *.*
.1—1
common
(The)
1—*
common
Quaker Oats Co common
Raytheon Mfg Co 6%
"4/4
—
.«•
preferred—.—5
"l%
40
20%
Oct
4%
4%
450
3%
Jun
6%
*
Co
B—i.
6%
50
5%
Jtin
8%
Jan
1%
1%
50
1%
Sep
3
Feb
71%
72%
260
1%
300
1%
56
Apr
lVa Jun
„
4% Feb
73% Nov
Oct
2
Jan
Jan
Circle (The)
&
May
St
Louis
Natl Stock Yards capital
10%
11
100
9%
Jun
13%
Jan
Sangamo
12
12%
650
7%
Jan
13
Aug
Schwitzer
Electric Co common.
Cummins capital
1
42
43
20
*
20
8%
8%
,
2% Mar
Jun
18
100
10
;
Sep
295
1°
f
Oct
Jan
157/a
2
j
Jan
%
7/4
90
19%
j
5%
■
Nov
11%
L.
|
1
Feb
3
11%
^
j
•
Jan
4
50
3
3
19%
%
% Aug
3%
'.
20%
4
*
A
Oct
Apr
*
Co
&
Liquidating Co
Apr
22%
5
class
t
4%
54%
*
.*
—*
common——.—.
Ward
Mot Spec class A—.;
Muskegon
Jan
9%
10%
5
capital
Wire
Feb
16%
Sep
2% May
137
■A
Sep
..
;
400
82%
Common stock vtc—J,.—-*.——
Modine
■
Mar
25
%
4
'yi ,15%
i'\". ■
—.—_100
A———100
6% prior lien__
.——100
Miller & Hart $1 prior preferred
10
2%
—3
...
10%
550
12%
;
'
62%
-
■
pfd———
906
_
18%. Jun
;
i
9% Nov
Utilities—
3%
3
common—
50
3
prior Hen
7% preferred class
3
—
•
7%
Penn Gas
10
19%
-
9%
Jan
...
5% May
f
Jan
33/4
t
1;
conv
1333/4
^
1
5
Jan
50
170
70
165
i
8% Mar
8%
8%
•
Prod r common-
Corp
United
Omnibus
Jan
80
;8%r
J
7/«
Z.
—1
....
capital
West
Midland
10 3/4 Mar
9
50
84
82
Jun
Apr
38
/
Apr
—
*
common.
Corp
26%
Oct
12%
*Z.
<*
102%
common
Laughlin
12
7
5%
100
'
.*
864
Brewing Corp
Borg
10%
-.V
Ills.';
130%
Corp
Aviation
Bendix
60
12% Aug
10% July
'
Z"
128
...3
common
Belden Mfg Co common
Radio
84
9%
High
49%
Apr
100
t
,
43/4
—4
capital
Seelig Mfg A common
Bastian-Blessing Co common
Berghoff
"lOO
.100
(Delaware)
Corp
«■
9%
37% May
8%
11
9%
—
.
5
Barlow &
Belmont
_
211
25%
'
#
common
common
Wheel
Low
46%
100
••
52%
38
Middle
Noblitt-Sparks
Range Since January 1
17
Jan
%
......,
North American Car common
High
10%
— ~
common
Tel
&
Co
Truss
__*
46%
46%
12
common
Mfg common
(J D)
Ball
Aetna
•
Shares
Jan
30
10
Mickelberry's Food
Northern
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Abbott Laboratories
official sales lists
10%
21% May
11%
Z
Mfg class A——
National
Sales
Oct
1,650
Manufacturers Sec—4
Merch &
National
Chicago Stock Exchange
Week's
54
■''
1
Sep ■: j
430
..
..
j
10%
7% Mar
1,800
4%
f
McQuay-Norrig Mfg common..
Oct
60 %
—
;
,
;t
Jan
24%
8
i
•
23% Nov.
Jan
6%
i
—
4%
6%
Sep
12%
19%
■
'
4
11%
24
'
i
Field, common..;
National
Friday
■#
Nov.
17
Zr
11%
•
•»
«>
•.'
Nabco
Nov. 14 to Nov. 20 both inclusive, compiled from
*8%
350
8%
Jan
43%
16
_
Ref'g Co capital——....
Marshall
& Maine RR—
Boston
300
Nov
40%
3% Mar
150
23%
7%
Apr
Apr
4
100
22%
Feb
8%
11
'J**'
common.—
Lynch Corp common—
Jan
62%
7%
Co
Lion
43
25C
4%
4%
v"'
Liquid Carbonic common
Loudon Packing common
1% July
29
Printing
Jan
Jan
7%
2,811
42%
4/4
Feb
10%
Jan
24%
29/a
v
——
Feb
64c
Jan
1
7%
-.
common
Lincoln
10
Jun
Co
Lindsay Lt & Chem common—...
Oct
May
&
Oct
Nov
49
225
—
Libby McNeill & Libby common—. —7
18%
28
550
4%
46%
Apr
7%
34%
:
Apr
4% Mar
Jan
35% Aug
33%
/-
*
,,
'
Leath
3%
Jan
19
Jun
105
11
—5".
common.—.
Jan
8%
Oct
13
150
.7.-,
.100
6 /V preferred
Jan
26
98
4%
31%
■»'
LaSalle. Ext Univ
37%
50
6%
150
200
Z Z
24%
Switchboard common.—.
Kentucky Util jr cumul preferred- 1-50
Kellogg
28% May
108
7
6
1'"
—
101%
Jun
Apr
common
Jan
10
22
Co
Nov
12%
;•—1
4%
Jan
Mar
Drug
4%
15
'
60%
22C
-1
—
Inc——
Bros——.1——
Warren
•
750
29
5
728
58%
'.25
.25
ciimul preferred-;
Utah Metal & Tunnel—.
6%
10
29c
37%
43
—
United Shoe Machinery Corp—.—
720
Feb
Jan
Oct
Feb
8 /a July
125
8%
35
35
-5
—
18%
60c
600
6%
6
28%
(The)———
Co
14%
1,148
80c
*
Torrington
12c
109
22%
—
Webster Inc—
&
17/a
1.— _25
Mach
20c
665
26c
Apr
3®a
930
31c
23/4
Iso
-—
Quincy Mining Co
Reece Button Hole
80
60
18'/a
—
Pennsylvania
25c
29c
Jan.
May
2% July
348
i5o
May
4
25
90
%
100
.
2%
88%
90
.100
England Tel & Tel
—
New York, New Haven & Hartf RR .100
2.50
North Butte Mining—.
——
New
12c
27%
70
100
4%,
4%
18
Katz
Jan
9%
/ ■"
8%
common.——1
Manufacturing Co
Sep
2%
38 %
16%
*
Jarvis (W B) Co capital——
21%
>
—
*
preferred—;
Joy
Jan
34%
r
.—
*
Interstate
Apr
Sep
.4%
7
Oct
29%, Jan'
50
500
24
9%
—
y
*
International
3
37%
42%
\
•*
35
1%
NOV
4
common.....—1
Products
Steel
Jan
70c
20%
Feb
7%
—4
Indianapolis Pwr & Lt cohimon..
27%
545
Jun
4/a
.
Inland Steel Co; capital.—-
10
500
16%
300
7
34%
4
'
.
34%
3%
310
3%
15
;
•
■—*
common—.
34%
80c
Oct
20%
%
*
10
Harnisehfeger. Corp common——.—_10
Heilman < Brewing capital—
——1
Hibb Spencer Bart common
-—25
Printing Co
preferred
Isle Royale Copper
3
30/2
32%
■
—
*
common
Feb
80C
12% Mar
Apr
4 %
-
.*
common..
Great Lakes Dr & Dock
10c
-15
Jan
18%
24
'
..
Z
10
-——*
common.
common
Feb
common—.. —5
9%
10
.
*
10c
(Del)
50
—_
.
5
Goodyear Tire & Rubber common
Gossard -Co
Nov
9%
Jun
9%
.
,.
—5
V
,
Safety Razor common
Bros
9%: Nov
Aug
8
10%
3%
1
Foods common,
Goldblatt
6%
29%
.
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————10
—...
19
100
29
■..
V
20
Corp
7%.
1%
50
4%
5
...
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10c
———
.
—10
common
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conv
'
1
Auto—
Finance
Indiana
3 /a
10
3%
5
230
22
87/'a
3%
z:
15
Oct
11%
27
3%
21%
..'
19
Independent Pneumatic Tool v t c
11
4%
./
■
Illinois Central RR common—.—1Q0
26%
4%
1%
Jan
'
Mfg Co common...——.
General
Oct
Apr
10%
■
common--
General Candy class
16%
11% July
15%
_«
Oct
11%
...
Fuller
Aug
Aug
14% Aug
100
9%
Co——i.
Brewing
Jan
10%
Nov
27
...—
(Peter)
Feb
4%
100
/
II—5
Household Util Corp
Drive
%
40
425
—
(The)—.
Elgin National Watch
260
13%
'
Electric
4
2
Jun
50
1%
'
7
12
Razor Co—
i,
1
2%
10%.
14%
..
Hathaway Bakeries class B
Stone
'
;
20%
21%
Jan
Association—
Gilchrist Company
Gillette Safety
25
25
Jan
common
Lines
Oct
1%
18% May
%
preferred B—
preferred adjustment
Employers Group
Oct
50%
% May
90
%
44%
.100
—
Street Ry—•
Mass
SS
7%
Jun
.100
——
—
prior preferred
6%. preferred
31% May
Associates-
& Fuel
Common
12% Sep
Jan
16
126
22
Co——
Range
1%
6%
22
Apr
2%
12
12
5/8
Calumet & Hecla
Gas
1%
.100
Boston & Providence RR
Pacific
;
Nov
12%
*
—
General American Transp common
2%
National
Jan
Nov
7%
4% May
Jan
3
-100
Inc
Apr
19%
2,320
25
1%
.100
Airlines
Fox
1 % May
——
pfd
1st
1st pfd
Eastern
Eddy Paper Corp
Oct
10
Mass
600
Oct
1%
3
% May
7
■!
3 %' Nov
23%
14%
*
26%
50
5%
67% Nov
20%
■
common.
Morse
105
Maine
;
Jan
110
12%
.2
.4
common—/—
Co
Corp
Mfg
Inc common.-.
1
A
Dodge
Eversharp
2
Lamson
1
oct.
20%
-2%;
Car'common—
Motor
Fairbanks
2
$7
350
j
Nov :
62%
Apr
2%
2%
■
common————
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Four-Wheel
2
Eastern
5,400
21%-
1
*
Co
Feb
62%
8%
&
Nov
2
5%
Oct
1%
,
Feb
6%
■■
j
1
Feb
33 %
Jun
%
17%
..
—25
Lighting Inc common..
91
75c
6%
2%
50
*
-
_
common
Jun
.100
Eastern
1,250
1%
2
6%
Corp of America corn- —-20
«
Steel common
Crane Co
Jan
.100
4%%
3%
1%
preferred part shares
Container
7%
.100
class B
Eastern
45
'
.
10%' Jan
Z
Jan
460
10%
Continental
75%
94
5
stamped.
stamped-.
7% class C 1st preferred stpd.
10% class D 1st pfd stamped
class
8%
Copper
July
10
66/»
102
21
2
—50
vtc. class A—
274
14
.100
preferred
5%
Boston
Feb
7%
May
96
■-
1 '
shares vtc class B--*
250
RR—
prior preferred
6%
Apr *
47
3%
■
21
•
9%
65
—100
Herald Traveler Corp—..
Boston
7%
May
>% May :
28
Jan
•
100
Nov
50
62
64
f
3%
■'
common- I..25
common——
62
"102
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common-
82%
82
25
3% July
2% July
30
3.053
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—
Maine
3
104% 104 %
.
High
Low
128/a 131
130%
Range Since January 1
High
3
100
—
Albany RR
Edison
Boston
*"-"500'
32%
'
May
2%
7
43
Nov
71
!
Feb
Apr
20
110
32%
common-——
sh
pt
Dixie-Vortex
Range
_1
.—
Tel——.
&
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet 6 'Jo
&
430
24
87
5
Corp
Common partic
Diamond
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Par
Boston
Jan
Jan
1
Deere
Exchange
Last
Bird
A
390
.18
.
1%
_.
Curtis
compiled from official sales lists
Sale Price
STOCKS—
&
6
8%
Cudahy Packing common—:..— —30'
—100
7% cumulative preferred—
-2%
Cunningham Drug Stores
Nov. 14 to Nov. 20 both inclusive,
American
>
25
2%
...
Alles
/a
! 83
6 6/a
Commonwealth. Edison
Oil
A Mar
2%
preferred-
Utensil
Consolidated Biscuit
/a
300
22
common
Cities Service Co.
Club
70
%
Light pfd
conv
18
Apr
5%
■
preferred—
Corp
Jun
-50c
Chicago Flexible Shaft common
Chicago Towel'Co
13%
41%
r,
Cherry Burrell Corp common.
Chicago Corp common————
Convertible
Nov
Jan
100
210
•
preferred/—
States
16%
12%
14%
67%
5%
Util—'
—:
——
Common
Conn-
indebtedness
of
Transit Co
Baltimore
20%
6% Feb
21% July
Consumers Co-
Bonds—
Finance
Sep
14%
■
66
pfd
——————
Preferred
Prior
$6
Serv
preferred'
Consolidated
Atlantic
4%
250
64%
10
common
Pub
South
&
Central
Fidelity & Deposit
810
20 /a
30
Campbell Wyant & Cannon
Foundry capital
1.25
Corporation
Baltimore
High
5 /a
Range Since January 1
——
Arundel
Low
High
5
—10
;
conv
Range Since January L
Shares
16 %
Butler Brothers
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
H to Nov. 30 both
Nov.
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS-
Sales
Week's
Friday
Baltimore Stock
170
41
Jun
52
100
14%
Jan
20
350
6%
Feb
"
8%
Jan
Nov
Jan
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4127
Volume 156
1851
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Friday
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
•4
10%
10%
50
10 Mr
,30
29%
29%
10
27% Mar
capital,— -*-5
24%
4%
„
Sputh Colo Power class A common.
LY
common
Preferred
&
Swift
.Texas
.25
capital
——
(The) common—— .25
Co
Uuioti
Carbide &
50
10%. May
12
S
Gypsum- Co
United
U
16
.
capital
Transp
l'/o
cumulative
Walgreen
Co
preferred—
common-
.
30%
.714
59%
Nov
55%
Jan
107% Jun
119%
Jan
15% May
20%
Nov
17
Stores Inc common.j
Williams
Oil-O-Matic
NOV
1,128'
20%
■■■/■•
•
May
40
11%
•
Jan
26%
10
23%
Jan
77%
100
03 %
Apr
16%-
16%
26%
76
—*-
0-'
common———* ■
Bankshares
5
:
■'
2
.,
—*.
common—
29%
:
Jan
4% Aug
6%
Jan
: Aug
2%
Feb
5%
.
Briggs Mfg common—:
4% Mar.
5%
Nov
Brown
Apr
62%
Jan
2% Mar
4%
Oct
8% Mar
17 Va
NOV
Detroit
&
Edison
Apr
6%
Nov
Detroit Gray
28%
Jan
Detroit-Michigan. Stove
53
Oct
Eureka
67
4
150
'4
16%
16%
515
.
Anaconda
5%
43%
54%
206
22% May
27% Jan
56%
57%
276
50
8%
1,710
5%
Jun
1,945
21%
Apr
25%
—50
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com—100
Bethlehem Steel Corp common—--I*,
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric Co——
Interlake Iron Corp. common——,*
Martin (Glenn L) Co common——1
Nasli-Kelvinator
Corp
I-*—.—5:
Hew York Central RR capital—---—*
Copper Mining-
45%
"1 %
—
.
30
6%
6%
20%
20%
6%
750
11%
12%
17%
*
Standard Oil of New Jersey capital—25
2%
4%
315
Jan
Nov
Apr
44%
250
3% Aug
13% Mar
25 %
Vacuum
10% Aug
14
McClanahan
Nov
Last
STOCKS--
.
..
;
.
.
Hone
Products
Corp
Davis
Parke
MachineryChamp Paper preferred
Churngoid —
--100:
——
Cincinnati .Gas & Electric
21
3
pld—
—100
—100
115
Since
19
27.
8iy2-
High
22
Jan
94 '
68
Cincinnati Street
Cincinnati
"Un
Cin
Dow
Telephone
Jan
86
U
.
Mtl
(HW)
—
Drug
Kroger.. JU
Lunkenheimer
60c
Bank
>
9%
77
Aug.
52
.
.
-50
150
,17 Va Mar
21%
Feb
2%
200
2 Va July
2%
Feb
1%
Nov
2%
1%
6% May
2o-
17
25
May
3%
8%
,
-Feb
4%
5
10V4
■
34
Motors—
Jan
42%
Feb
52%
?
Timken
——i——
Brands
Roller
£
4
139
2
Oct
4%
Jan
■H 42
30
May
40%
Feb
39%
Bearing--——
4% July
|
5%
1
700
56c
2
625
July
Jan
43%
Nov
60
3
Aug
4%
Nov
Byron
Jan
Cessna
Brass
—
—*
•
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a
4
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————
■(
Cliffs
J._
preferred———*
preferred—
Iron
Cleveland' III $4.50
common-:
Colonial Finance
Elec: Controller
General
4
Goodrich,
-i_——1—1-
—
Oreif
Bros
(M
Cooperage
A)
class
$5 cum
100
8% Mar
4 Va
100
2
Mar
4V4
47c
42
35%
45
15
101%
195
3%
140
Leland. Electric,
•
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T.v.:.
13%
13%
:
27%
27%.
15%
1.%
Cement-
—u"
Paving Brick
Murray Ohio Manufacturing
.
1
—
National
Acme
%.'
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1
Refining: new
Prior preferred 6%'
National
Nestle
16%
2%
1%
class
Electric
Richman
Bros.
A--
141/2
Jan
Jan
May
Mar
22%
43
Nov
Oct
'37y4 Feb
Nov,
103 y»
Central
Republic
U
S
Steel
Apr
Aug
Pacific
Aug
40
Jan
Pacific
.9
Feb
May
12
Jam
I
For
Co
common
Corp
Petroleum
Richfield
Oil Corp
130
Warrants
75
Roberts
605
11
75
633
4%
85
13% al3%
1% May
Jun
36
Vz Jan
•
1
10
Feb
Jan
21 % July
2%
53
Oct
iy4- Now
commoncommonj.
Nov'
4%
Oct
4% May
7 Va
100
4
Jun
7
Apr
23
9%
Sep
12%
Oct
li
13%
Sep
17
Feb
see
page
1855.
Oct
Oct
3%
2.45 Mar
100
NOV
Nov
'
56%
15c
53%
200
Jun
335
25
69%' Nov
Jun
10c
192
380
42%
1%
20c
385
Jan
Feb
105
31%
405
Jan
42%
Feb
6% Mar
8j/2
Nov
Sep
8%
'
■
8%
330
22 V4
200
11%
Jan
22%
Oct
30%
30 %
554
17%
Apr
31
Nov
55c
55c
100
40c
Sep
55c
Nov
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a
12c
12c
a
4%
4c
26c
16%
17%
7%
397.
7%
52%C'52%C
T05
1.05
1.10
Oct
18c
700
12c
Feb
5%
•
300
25c
4%. Oct
3% Mar
200
200
12c
7%
7
July
7%. Feb.
35c
lSVa May
,
!
199
6
40c
95c
52'/2C
Apr
2,156
Sep<
alOc
10c
200
4C
4C
2,000
2c
1.90
12c
Oct
6%
Jan
4c
Jan*
7»/a
Apr
1,400
Jan
23
Mar
7c
19
20
265
24
2Q
24
July
8c
Oct
Oct
Jan
Nov
363
Inc.—.
—-
Feb
of
Co
Co
Standard
Oil
of
Taylor
Nov
Co
30 Vh
Nov
32%
32%
22 Vz
Apr
32%
Nov
8%
80
5 %
Jan
5V4
Jan
7%
1.15
1,082
2
2
,
7%.
%,
6Va
205
150
Milling
25c
Mar
Oil
Wellington
of
Corp
Oil
Company
of
Del
Nov
Jan
100
6% Mar
8 Vz
600
3
May
5Va. Feb
37%
160
35
July
29 %
29%
17T
20
100
17c
8
1,422
.
37V2
Jan
30 Va
14
Jun
24
Jan
17c
Aug
5c
1%
May
Jun
2%
2%
760
20%
1,426
Apr
21
29 V*
620
24% Mar
29
27'/4
27%
993
23
16%
867
10%, Jun
26%
26%
801
,18 V4
8%
5%
2 Va
20%
15 y8.
27%
60
9%
15
27 V2
Nov
18
Nov
Oct
Apr
Jan
5%
Apr
15%
Oct
1% Mar
3%
Nov
5%
2,130
14%
748
10
3%
100
,
Nov
10%
5%
26
Feb
Nov
%
Apr
Oct
14'%
3%
Feb
Sep
28%
4
a26
Nov
24'%
29Va
2%
20%
*
1
Jan
17c
29%
Yellow & Checker Cab Co———50
Oct
8%
27c
..3%.
8
3%
.25
California
-
20
8
—X
*
——-2
Corp
2V4
Jun
Apr
'
37%
—2
———*
California,
Nov
16
Apr
25% Mar
a8%
California
Pacific
25 Va
25
-1
*
1
Solar Aircraft Company
1
Southern California Edison Co Ltd—25
6% preferred B
25
5 Vz % preferred C
25
Pet
Nov
215
'
*
Safeway Stores Inc
20
30 Va
a3oy0
%
Markets,
Transamerica
103% Oct
42%
22%
—:
Public
Southern
70
$3,000
common.
Jan
223
105
Co.
5%
all% all%
105
17 y2
175
Oct.
Nov
46% Jan
440
al5c
common.——
Signal
*
—1944
66
448
7
380
AO
Ryan Aeronautical. Co—
Union
5%—
Apr
66
32%
—
Feb
25
a48% a49%
Corp' com—
Corp
Oil
Jan
11
105
—*
Jan
NOV
80c
56%
'■-«
380
_25
29%
a29% a30y8
al5
Jan
8%i
1%
200
_25
Security Co Units of Ben Int—
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A——
1%
50
al5
2
Mar
1%;
3%
Jan
14%
Oct
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footnotes
I
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Electric
Republic
23
%
12Va
8
20%
Sem
3y4, Oct
Jun
300
3%
—1
1
preferred
Feb
a28Va a28Va
:
—
deb
Finance
Gas &
1st
Feb
22%.
a
6%
2
40
...
/
5% Apr
10
Jan
180
800
.
.—1'
Corporation Ltd
19
11
—
9
*
1
common
Steel
R
Nordon
13% July
1% Aug
1,250
465
7%
4%:
—
Merchants Petroleum Co———
30.
•
Bonds—
W
IIZ1
——
—
30
'
Vt July
1V4 May
6%
30%
—
Company
Mfg Co
Menasco
5
10'
common—
RR
Oil
125
1 %
2 20 May
Feb
Unlisted-
Y
Angeles
Lighting
1%
100
250
6
—_l
Corp———.
.—10
Investment, Co
Western
190
Oct
Nov
High
2-20
65%
Aircraft
Pacific
<
Low
1.35 July
1.35
1%
IIII*
Co——r—
Petroleum
Pacific
2%'
Oct
ya Jan
Range Since January 1
10%
10c
Nov
9
4%
14
1
Mar-
16%
Jan
10
:i,i—*
Co——
Lane-Wells
1%
,
2%
13%
Motor Car Company—
32
1
4%
50
General Electric common
N
common—
Co—
Co
Development
Hudson
13%
1%
,
Va",
•-•
-
Industrial Rayon
Holly
27'Va' Nov
100
1
1,300
A
'
7%
10
II 10c
Intercoast Petroleum Corp-—-
50
;
.
22%
-
-•
33
125
11
1,
;
—
_•
White
Motor
1
-
Upson-Walton
38y4
211
>
53
—
Tile
LeMur
Jan
Jan
Corp
15%
9
:
•
National
Reliance.
1.30
*
10
Portland.
Feb
110%
Los
35%
33
Medusa
3
74% Mar'
Oct
Mascot
11%
42
10
'1.00
Jan
\yeek
3
1*8
Hancock Oil Co common A
Lockheed"
101%, 101%
33
,
Shares
1.80
3
Nat'l Bank-—100
McBean &
Lincoln
62
—i.
Jan
xVo
High
1.75
1.80
—--1
common
Jan
50
4%-
A
Motors
Gladding
53
a24% a24%
4%
General
15%. Nov
44
4%
for
Range
Low
—1
America——
14%
50
-100
Nov
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Golden State Company—-——
Aug
90
A
Feb
12%
,
compiled from official sales lists
Sale Price
Feb
Mar
1,108
Kelly Island Lime & Tr_—t—i
Metro
High
4% Apr
Jun
1
a
5Va
Angeles Stock Exchange
10
10
a22% a22%
preferred
Harbauer;Co
Interlake1,' Steamship
110%
1314
a50
Jan
12%
20%
of
Oil Co
500
13%. 15%
al3%
_j—
Jan
11% Nov
2
Sep
55
July
187
1
July
8%
2,076
•
11%
a50
——
Halle Bros preferred———
Hanna
4
6
15%
-
B F-c.——
64
11%
I-Z25
Goodyear: Tire & Rubber
2%
63%
—' *.
Co—v-
<
•
Feb
4
Range Since January 1
Low
alll% alll%
1
3
2 l/a
200
.
Preferred
Creameries
Exeter
180
2%
63%
Apr
July
May
200
4 Va
.
Corp___—2;
Department Store Inc
*
Jackson Company
—
*
Aircraft Company—.
1
Farmers & Merchants
50
11%. 12%
65c
2%'
—
.
Douglas Aircraft Company-—~——*
180
,
1% Mar
12%
'
Diamond
Blue
*
High
5
—
——L—
•
T & R
43%
:
alO'/a al0%
Jan
15% Feb
,
4 y8
50
1%
Chapman's Ice Cream Co:.:---_--i.-*;',
r
Chrysler' Corp„——-5
Consolidated Oil Corp-———-*
Consolidated Steel Corp
*
-i:
Shares
(
4
•
10 %
Cleveland Builders Realty
Cliffs Corp
2%' Nov
for Week
Low
-50
Mfg
Fuel——..
Clark Controller
Cleveland
32% May
10% Aug
from official sales lists
of Prices
Nov
4Va
Broadway
Sales
Nov
lVa Aug
750
85c
83c
Berkey & Gay Furniture Co-:-:—I
Mar
Range
Par
Ice. &
Jan
1
Week's
Sale Price.
STOCKS-
City
12
9
Last
11
500
Feb
1
2Va
Mar
1% Apr
600
lVa
6V4
Apr
2y4
Inc——-—50c
Bandini Petroleum Company.—
1
30
Friday
,
11%
iy8"
80c,
Accessories
270
Nov. 14 to Nov. 20 both inclusive, compiled
Jan
19%
6% Nov
'
—1
Jan
Cleveland Stock Exchange
'
Akron
9% May
10
Oct
27
5
11
Par
315
39%
3
Apr
170
1 Va
STOCKS-
1,580
4%
Jan
688
Last
10%
...
2
505
ey4
Friday
42%
-
Apr
2%
1%
Nov. II to Nov. 20 both inclusive,
2%
'
2
41%
Jan
4%
25%
99c
1
Oct
10
.10
.———
,
Standard
Los
Nov
283
2
Columbia Gas
General
Oct
6%
912
6%
2
11
Jan
11
280
2%
.
Feb
1J%
July
5%
25 y4
—
5%
4%, May
85c
Nov
10%
5%
.
.4%
May
Oct
Jun
52
50
150
10
—
—
Feb
10%
150
1 %
Jan
2% May
Jan
Jan
25
23 Va
•
5
1%
2,775
Oct
10%
4
45'k
19%
-25
230
3%
,
Mrcraft
Rolling Mill— —-i
City Ice &" Fuel——.
4%
23c
Sep
l'/a
95c
Unlisted-— ;
American
GOO
'
Wayne Screw Products common——4
•&; 64
50
15c
1,050
1%
lVa
Jan
19%
4%
Jun
1
620
1%
16c
16c
IVa
Jan
Apr
4%
Oct
19%
Nov
29%
-10
—————-
1%
2%
Oct
9%
10
39
Feb
650
9%
Feb
1
175
600
6% May
1% Jan
Jan
65c
Jan
19%
16c
—2
10
common—
Feb
10%
6% Sep
1%
1%
-j.
A—.—;
Srcraft
80c
Jun
30c
2,230
iy8
22%
39
Nov
56
95c '
360
2% .•2%
Feb
1.00
1%
*
preferred-——
3%
May
320
9 %
Feb
Jun
JUiy
GQc
400
60c
'
2
1%
700
58c
Jan
ava
lOd
1%
3%
1 Va
51'/»
:—':
Sep
1
19%,
;—
Printing preferred—.—
Western
16
v*'
4
Warner
6'/a:May
,
110
;
1%
56c
common—1
Prod
Radiator
S
Feb
-
26%
2%
S
8
■
Jan
:
24%
26%
Procter & Gamble common——
U
3
21% .21%
34
r
34
class .A———————
Hobart
■
■<C
50
8
.10
59
20
9%
3
.
7%
9%
Kagle-Picher,
Gibson Art L:_—I—CL-Jl'in
5%
303
7%.
——
100
9%
*
common——-
Universal Cooler
Jan
119
Aug
487
61
60
■*>:'
Yards——-—
Corp.
9%
O
50
:
—
•
Stock
Crosley
9%
—_50
1.
-
Oct
3%
58c
Udylite common
———-1
United Specialties 4—'.
-1
Nov
3%
Aug
114
282
Jan
2Va
5,386
*
Tivoii Brewing common—.—
Apr
100%
Aug
Jun
1%
16
115
Jan
1.00
57c
300
95c
"
CNO&TP
18%
3%
10
Scotten-Dillon common——
Standard Tube class B common—
January 1
Low
40
.
3
81
preferred-—--:
Range
High-
100 Vii 100%
;
_
Rickel
Shares
20%
2m
Apr
May
15
1,694
92c
^1
common—
Oct
4% Aug
Jan
lVaMar
1%
1%
92c
50c
common
Feb
Mar
3%
3%
common—,
Car
14
100
17%
88c
.
—1
common—/——
Oct
2%
17%
88c
1
common-—
,
78c
2,480
21
2%
Wh
1
common
Motor
Packard
for Week
Low
—20
Laundry
3%
3»/a
—
20
5
common——
Parker-Wolverine
Sales
Range
Par
American
3V4
common—-———1
Abrasive
Mid-West
Exchange
of Prices
,
Sale Price
,
11% Aug
Casting
Peninsular
.....
200
—5 '
common——1
common——
Oil
Micromatic
Nov. 14 to Nov. 20 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
,
12
common:——1
Michigan Steel Tube common
2 Vz
NOV
6*4
Die
Mich
Nov
Murray
•;
12
Industries common——3
Wood
Motor
:
-——
Masco Screw Products common..
Nov
5
31
.
76
Week's
9%
Kingston Products common-
44%
Friday
6% Mar
Kresge (S S) common
10
Lakey Fdry & Mach common-——I
Jan
Cincinnati Stock
100
Nov
Jan
••
9
..
--
Nov
5
5%
9
Nov
1%
10%
19
12%
Jan
28 %
2% Apr
24%
1%
Apr
13% May
5%
100
.
Oct
518
12%
1%
Oct
300
23%
1%
17%
1,200
1
-
1
'12%
4%
10
Corp common—
U. S. Rubber Co common—
Oct
4%
Yellow Truck At Coach class B———1
Studebaker
Jan
I
I
Grand Valley Brew common——1
Hoskins Mfg common
2J%
Hurd Lock & Mfg common—
1
Jan
7
15%
42%
44
15%
Graham-Paige common-
Jan
4%
14.%
290
common
Gar
14%
.4%
common
Iron
4%,
1,223
20% July
7% Apr
1,010
————•
High
Feb
3
4%
20l/2
—
common—10
Nav
4
20%
Jun
11%
275
10%
Cleveland
Franke.nmuth Brew common-
3%
.*
-*
Radio Corp of America common—.
Republic Steel Corp common—
28%
:
—
Oct
26
Jan
-6%
;
275
27%
.
7%
Jurf
3 V2
1,050
16%
(The) common—
Low
High
*
—
common
Jan
9
30%
17% May
250
6%
11%
May
5%
75
10
Inc capital—-—-.
Standard Brands common
'
29%
Pictures common——!
Oil Co
925
26%
8%
30
-—
Paramount
3%
700
6
McLaren,
'
Burroughs Adding
Stocks-
American Radiator & St San com—*
Range Since January i
Shares
Jan1
——_1.
Baldwin Rubber common------.
'
,__*•/
common—<—!
Corp
40
410
52%^
x50%
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Machine—*
Consolidated Paper common——10
,
'
Pure
Par
200
•
Week's
Friday
.
Oct
81%
'
,
inclusive, complled from' official sales lists
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS-
1
50
2
,
5%
< Wm Jr) Go, capital——--*
Yatcs-Amer. Mach capital——
5
Pullman
Nov. 14 to Nov. 20 both
200
■!5'
.
1%
Wrigloy
Unlisted
Detroit Stock Exchange
Nov
18%
650
*
-
Detroit
Wieboldt
Zenith, Radio
Feb
Nov
"
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg comrhon—50t
Wisconsin
Oct
10
76%
•
231
:
111% 111%
-100
-
Jan
7% Apr
44% May
'41 •'
105'
338
17%
Xl9%
1
Western Union Tel common
Telephone: Randolph 5530
Jan
40%
Apr
DETROIT
29'4 .NOV
.
Sep
58%
59%
'50
*48
-—•
Wayne Pump Co capitals—
19
.
Apr
150
414
NOV
Nov
25
.Sep'
19%.Mar
8
75%
16%
'>
Chicago Stock Exchange-
Ford Building
'
17%
48 W
—100
l.
•20
550
725
360
:
39%
:
58%
20
5
common..:
Lines
Air
New York Curb Associate
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
July
8%
'
Mar
-
27%
•
Apr
,
•12% .May
350,
'
Sep
5
'
Steel commott--——•
S
20
,
1,050
'
U
.2%
5l>0'
773
7%
22
8
New York Stock
Oct
dan
'»
26
73%
Members
Apr
%
Jan
7%
39
39%
.
2
28%,. .28%
Carbon capital—*-*
33%
Jun
4%
'
•■
■
28%.
■
Corp
Trane
Jun
%
Apr
Apr
.
1% Nov
21%
I
22
International
23%
30
150
16
-25
capital-—-——
capital——— -15-
Co
Swift
WATLING, Lerchen & Co.
Feb
.13%
11 Va-
•
24%
•
7%
Nov
5
Jun
50
3%
•
1%
26
Corp common— -5
Sundstrand Machine Tool common. -5
60%
,
May
200
%
.
IIVb
Warner
Stewart
.
'
1%
3
.
1%
capital- :2b
of Indiana
3
-20
——
Oil
Standard
■*
-i
.
25 %.
' Va
,
Inc., .'common:—————
59,%'
High
,
43% May,
—;
:
South Bend Lathe Works
Dredging
.Low
432
350
57%
■
Signode Steel Strap common—,—-
Standard
Range Since January 1
.
4%
& Co capital——
Sefrick Corp class B common---,— —1
Roebupk
Spiegel,
Shares
1
High
4%
•
•Preferred'
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Sears
Sales
Week's
Range
Oct
8
1
•
Jl
THE COMMERCIAL &
1852
Monday, November 23, 1942
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
other stock exchanges
Friday
for Week
Range
Last
Range Since
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Sales
Week's
January 1
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
High
Low
Par
Low
2c
2C
1,000
2c
Apr
6c
Jan
Mng Co
10c
Co_:
——1
lc
lc
1,000
lc
Aug
4c
July
6
6
1,000
4% Jan
6
Nov
High
*
Mining Stocks—
Black Mammoth Cons
Cardinal Gold Mining
Established
Rad
&
Amer
Smelting & Ref Co
15
532
26 %
26%
177
24
May
44
46
491
29
Jan
a38%
al30%
100
50
Copper Mining Co
Ry—100
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
46
—13
5
——5
*
Co
,
Bendix Aviation Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Pacific Ry
Canadian
Cities Service
Columbia
Company——
Gas
Oil
10% July
13%
Feb
50
8% May
10%
Jan
31
Aug
39%
Jan
53%
Sep
60%
Feb
22(4 Jan
27(4
Curtiss-Wright
Class
110
20
6%
6%
50
37%
37%
160
3 (4
3%
125
2
21/2
1,360
a6%
a
—
3®
1
_5
•
,
38%
July
3%
A
3 %
17 %
Apr
2%
2V4
5
*
11/2
1%
1
29%
29%
315
>
34%
—„•
a22%
241/2
60
.*
29%
29%
General
Foods
Co
Tel
International
Kennecott
Canada
of
Tel___
&
Montgomery Ward & Co
Mountain
North
Oil
Ohio
Co
Pure Oil Co——
-
Steel
Corp
Roebuck
Sears,
&
Brands
Swift
Aircraft
United Corp
U
S
33%
44
100
6%
Co
Steel Corp.
59
9(4
Oct
Jan
Oct
8% Mar
.
21%
38%
39 %
Nov
17% Mar
Jun
Sep
12%
Sep
Apr
58%
Piping
Missouri
Portland
9%
%
a23%
24%
Sep
62% Mar
73%
STOCKS—
L '
'
Electric
1st mortgage 5s
St L Pub Serv
...
American Stores
Wheel
34%
(4 Mar
16%
tV Oct
22 y4
Jan
55(4
45% May
Oct
Jan
Anglo
Min
Amer
Corp
1 % Mar
Oct
2
Curtis
PTior
1%
17%
17%
Bank of California N A_——
33%
33
34%
II10
Motors
General
n
(N Y)
Hafdart
&
Valley RR
%
Jan
Sep
7%
Oct
Jan
67%
Nov
Emporium Capwell Co, common
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co
134%
1%
Oct
%
Feb
321
12(4
Jun
20%
Oct
28%
Apr
34%
Nov
Nov
Jan
383
1,114
Jan
275
21%
Apr
27%
665
3
29%
43 %
3%
Jan
5
Jan
2(4
Jun
3%
Jan
1%
Apr
v
65
Jan
3
3%
4%
3,486
22%
25%
3,813
18%
Jun
26
Nov
32%
32%
325
29%
Apr
32%
NOV
10%
11
200
11
NOV
—25
3
RR common
preferred
2nd
Apr
5%
2%
23%
—
.
—
——
'■
•
.
Works
44 %
3%
—50
•.
■
x_50
14%
14%
155
—50
22%
22%
15
4(4
2 % May
7% May
11%
Oct
Langendorf United Bak class A
16
Nov
Class
23%
Apr
20% May
Sep
Preferred
Salt
Oil
Dome
Corp
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
Class A participating—
Tonopah
Mining
400
37%
37%
194
25%
Apr
38
Nov
Lyons-Magnus class
Magnavox Co., Ltd
49%
72
43 %
Apr
55%
Jan
•i'lL
—Li
—_
%
^
.
$3
Corp
rW
32
32
•
common
.—
♦
preferred
—'
_
»
preferred
4%
*
United Gas Improvement common.
$5
%
■
%
Transit Invest Corp preferred-—25
United
120
20
20
•
102%
IL10
Westmoreland Inc
79
5%
4,915
528
Jun
£
%
Nov
Natomas
hi
Oct
North
11
16%
Mar
Jan
5%
Jan
106%
July
3% Jun
92
Jan
12%
250
13
20
V-'—
20
10
10(4
15%
Jan
13%
Jun
24%
Nov
Oct
6%
Friday
preferred
preferred
preferred
5 %
1st preferred
Pacific Light Corp common
Shares
Arkansas Natl Gas Co
_100
preferred
8%
5%
Blaw-Knox Co
"
Byers
M)
(A
Clark
(D
L)
ft
Candy
_
•
6%
Pitt
2
Lone
1 %
Brewing
Harbison
Walker
Star
Mountain
Refrac
7%
Supply
—
National .Fireproofing Corp
Pittsburgh Oil & Gas
corn-
Screw
Reymer
Ruud
San
&
&
Bolt
Bros
Oil &
9%
15
6%
300
—
Tel
common
Co's
common
&
Tel
Paraffine
Apr
8%
Oct
Sep
6% Mar
7%
Jan
10%
Nov
Phillips Petroleum Co capital
Pig'n Whistle preferred.
Puget Sound P & T common
Jan
R
6%
5
4
7
Apr
E
&
Ltd common—
Co
R
footnotes
see
Sep
2%
Nov
8%
Jun
11%
Jan
1%
Apr
1%
Jan
13%
60
12%
Apr
16%
Jan
Republic Petroleum Co
7%
142
6% Mar
10%
Nov
Ryan
6%
Nov
Safeway Stores Inc common
Shell Union Oil common
7%
5%
79%
1%
2%
1
•
1855.
%
3
700
lc
1
page
4,380
1%
6
5
;
2%
9%
4
——
common
1%
14%
14%
1,160
6
804
4%
30c
Apr
70c
Jan
Preferred
Rayonier
Incorp
common
Aeronautical Co
210
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
80%
90
55%
Feb
83%
Nov
So
4%
120
3% Aug
5%
Jan
Southern Pacific Co
1%
500
1
Jan
1%
Nov
Standard Oil Co of California
1
%
6
lc
2%
15
30
1,100
300
534
Sep
5% Aug
lc
Jan
1% July
14
May
•
7%
2c
3
19%
Jan
Cal
Gas
Co
preferred ser A
Transamerlca Corp
Oil
Co
of
California
Jan
Union
Mar
Union Sugar common
Feb
Universal Consolidated
3
Nov
1%
Apr
5c
500
3c
Jan
8%
1,940
6%
Apr
6(4
334
5%
Jun
7%
Feb
Apr
103%
Jan
May
1.60
102
30
1.50
216
85c
July
8%
Nov
Oct
Jan
3
2% Mar
565
16% Mar
21%
Oct
267
30
Apr
41%
Jan
60c
Aug
2.00
Jan
365
45%
21
.36%
36%
85
9c
2,282
2%
2%
95c
1.05
2,300
1.05
100
*
Nov
Apr
33
Nov
18
Apr
23
Nov
11%
11%
597
10
Mar
12
Sep
82
162
76% Mar
88
Jan
36
23
39
13
246
15%
Jan
100
5%
Jan
6%
6%
103%
1.65
39
36
1.05
Apr
40c
4
31%
11%
12%
10%
30
100
18
'
1,128
Oct
43%
Apr
225
Oct
Nov
1.10
Nov
Jan
6%
14
8% Mar
1,287
Jan
37%
Jan
3%
11%
11
15%
113
Aug
1,215
30
11%
7% Mar
Apr
46
220
42%
4
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;
Nov
39
July
28%
200
1.05
41%
12
83
300
705
13
13
103% 104(4
37%
37%
5% Nov
Jan
1,000
5%
4%
July
13%
Sep
Feb
May
30
Nov
8% Mar
14
July
12
12
13
51%
51%
51%
34
33
Jun
15%
15%
100
10
Mar
15%
Nov
8%
8%
100
Jun
9%
Feb
16%
16%
215
2%
2%
123
1%
39
37%
44
43%
4%
4%
4%
60c
60c
1.80
1.90
5%
5%
15
1.05
15
1.05
1.10
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1.25
1.25
24
20%
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23
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8c
12
12
21%
21%
2.60
4%
5%
5%
1.25
24
2.60
5%
"51% Nov
16% Nov
12% Apr
Apr
3
Jan
44
820
4
100
30c
May
220
90c
5%
Mar
Jan
526
3%
60c
Jan
Sep
Jan
Nov
2.20
Sep
5%
Jun
Jan
15
Jan
210
12% Aug
400
95c
Aug
1.90
Jan
200
3
Jan
5%
Nov
4%
Oct
1,000
50
90c
40
17
45
16
100
90
200
1.434
5c
Jan
9%
Feb
1.25
Nov
Apr
24
Nov
May
23
Nov
Jan
6% Mar
17
■
Feb
1.35
Feb
15%
Apr
12c
Oct
12
Nov
23
Sep
2.75
24
Nov
Nov
23
23%
2,568
30
23
30 %
897
24% Mar
30%
Oct
22
Mar
277/a
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Mar
25%
Oct
27(4
306
25%
25%
220
21
27%
-
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33
987
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34
Nov
99
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99
130
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Mar
99
Oct
3%
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89
89
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108
72
32
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32
488
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32%
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505
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Jun
41%
Nov
1,50
Jan
3%
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•
41%
41%
2.25
2.25
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100
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9%
1
26
-
7%
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65
9%
26
30
250
178
435
2% Mar
Mar
Apr
7
Oct
4
Jan
31%
Jan
639
8
Apr
100
24
Mar
2
2
500
1.20 Aug
4
4
100
3% May
37%
Nov
3%
Nov
14%
Nov
101
Jan
2.25 Nov
15%
Jan
8% July
65
Nov
11
Jan
26%
Nov
2.10
5%
43
Oct
Feb
Jan
37%
125
15%
16'/a
505
10% Mar
20%
20%
100
14
14%
15%
550
127/8 Aug
17%
Jan
31
31
20
25% Mar
16
16%
37%
"
15
*
5
25
10
66%
24
260
66%
36
*
*
*
2
25
Jan
142
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64(4
26%
26%
5%
5%
27
Jun
16%
Oct
20% Mar
31
Nov
1,905
10%
Jun
18%
Nov
1,374
18 % Mar
28%
Oct
8
5%
4,727
4
Jan
5%
Oct
14%
14%
711
10
May
15%
Oct
16
14%
25
Oil
Oct
2.20
1.35 July
650
20%
common——1
—1
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Soundview Pulp Co common—:
35c
27%
25
Preferred
s
2%
101
*
*
preferred
1%
1%
79%
0
Westinghouse Air Brake—
For
6%
5%
30c
•
common
Gas
5%
0
25
Corp
Manufacturing
Toy Mining
Shamrock
10
5
—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pitts
96
237
9%
13%-
common-
Gas
Fuel
8%
High
common.
25
x~,——25
x_25
*
*
9%
Columbia Gas & Electric
Copperweld Steel
Fort
Low
High
Ser
Pub
1st
Range Since January 1
Pac
Low
Par
div
$5
Pac
for Week
of Prices
1st
550
1.50
1.50
Petroleum
1st preferred
High
Low
High
1.80
6
100
.—100
—
Range SineeJanuary 1
Shares
8%
•
—————1
O'Connor Moffatt class AA—
*
Oliver Utd Filters class A.x—
—*
Pacific Coast Aggregates—
5
Pacific Gas & Electric Co common—25
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
L*
—
5%%
Occidental
5%%
Nov. 14 to Nov. 20 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
STOCKS—
Co
for Week
Range
81
—1
—*
Invest common—100
American
6%
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
B
Sales
Week's
of Prices
3c
11%
5
National Auto Fibres common
Jan
3*2
"
20
Westmoreland Coal
14%
Oct
2%
*
(I) common
March Calculating Machine
5
Menasco Manufacturing Co common—1
A Mar
15
4%
J an
35
% Mar
770
14%
Jun
20
50
102% 103%
5
—-80
2
20
7
*
1
*
Magnin & Co
*
_i———...
Jan
2%
49%
—
Sun Oil
3%
1% July
2%
37%
•
Scott Paper
6%
compiled from official sales lists
1.80
-•
r„50
B
2%
.
92
91
Low
25
Food Machine Corp common
—10
Foster & Kleiser common.
-2%
General Motors Corp common—
10
Geni Paint Corp common
*
Golden State Co, Ltd—
*
Hale Bros Stores Inc
0
Hancock Oil Co. of Cal class A
0
Hawaiian Pine Co Ltd-,
—*
Home F & M Ins Co capital
10
Honolulu Oil Corp capital
*
Hunt Brothers preferred
10
Libby McNeill & Libby
x—1
———
Oct
1959
100
*
—x—
101%
686
4%
2%
94
common—10
92
2%
■———
Reading
%
-
23%
4%
$1,500
Jan
v
—
Giorgio Fruit Corp
Preferred
"II
ctfs
Pennsylvania RR
—
Philadelphia Elec Power 8% pfd„_
Philco Corporation
4%
23%
Preferred
Feb
—*
_)
Light
Pennroad Corp voting trust
'
I_50
——
National Power
"
—xi
'
43%
3
"
12%
Jan
Zellerbach Corp common
Crown
Di
20
41%
42%
common,.
Navigation.
Lehigh Coal &
Lehigh
—
Oct
82
1
common-—-*—5
Corporation
25
18%
*
Storage Battery—
26
1
.-20
EI Dorado Oil
1,029
1%
preferred
Electric
Horn
1%
—
9%
574
«
common—x—
High
'
if
Pub Co
Jun
Co
10
Consolidated Chemical Industries "A"_*
Low
High
7%
Feb
8% July
21
Clorox Chemical
Range Sinee January 1
Shares
66 %
Jan
21
170
—__
Bank
Engine—,
Diesel
Imp
Chrysler
official sales lists
for Week
6%
r
.
Jan
9(4
Aug
25%
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
_*
Central Eureka Mining Co common—1;
Sales
64%
;
6%
Nov
6
18% July
25%
Accessories
50c
Alaska Juneau Gold Min Co———10
15
65%
5%
125
100
Nov
615
Aircraft
1%
128% 130%
130%
7
20
116
6(4
Par
Anglo Calif National
11
130
6%
20
Nov
114
Jun
14% Nov
6%
STOCKS—
Atlas
1
*
w
—
'
Sale Price
Jan
Oct
x—5
Co
Chrysler Corp
■
Last
Jun
10%
1
15% Mar
101
Jan
San Francisco Stock Exchange
6%
11
I100
!
& Tel
Tel
American
Budd
•
:
.'
Nov. 14 to Nov. 20 both inclusive,
71%
Low
5
116
Apr
14% May
15
common
al%
Par
Sep
9%
Oct
17
10
Fuller common,-
Baer &
4% May
of Prices
Jun
98
7
common——xx^—*
70% July
Sale Fries
12%
5%
———*
common
Inv
65
Range
105
Apr
5%
Feb
116
— —
"
Common
Securities
315
Last
12%
6
220
Week's
90
60
6(4
to Nov. 20 both inclusive, compiled from
14%
14%
77%
Friday
14
Feb
6%
,
Feb
12%
Sep
13%
Oct
Nov
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
ll
14%
98%
Bishop Oil Company
——
Calamba Sugar common,,.-—
California Packing Corp common
Nov,
V
225
14%
49%
__
16%
Feb
Apr
7% Mar
32
4% July
13%
6%
6%
55
98%
-
-
36% July
Mar
27
115
a48%
a48 Vs
4%
14%
a76%
*
4%
4%
-X —
25
13%
Jan
260
•
Nov
15
•5%
98%
Oct
24%
'
%
10
10
Apr
6
Oct
16
4%
16%
16
May
5%
•
—.
common——*■
Cement com—,
Jan
20%
150
26
Nov
Nov
5
Apr
43%
31
72
27%
27
250
25
Scullin Steel
Wagner
29
Metals preferred_~100
Candy common
Rice-Stix
Stix
6%
10
'
x—*
9%
Nov
5
120
28%
28%
200
7
Jan
101
July
5
*
Dry Goods 1st preferred—100
National
12
50
14%
7
Friday
75
a73%
——
Sply
Sep
8% May
100
9%
9%
Sep
21%
Jan
95
14
—41
common—
&
18(4
9
Jan
Nov
31% July
75
Midwest
5
Nov
16%
May
21
101
Jan
13%
Bonds—
44
2%
4
a6%
a
■
5
Laclede-Christy Clay Prod common—5
Laclede Steel common
20
50
a21%
4%
6% Mar
80
6%
Feb
12%
-
50
43%
Nov
13%
675
3%
10%
2%
253
9%
Oct
Oct
Nov
50
15%
59
2%
17%
25%
25
a43
.
—
.
x~I
—
15%
Nov
11
Jun
440
9%
Westinghouse Elec & Manufacturing_50
Willys-Overland Motors Inc
4%
Jan
14% Mar
20
25
a3%
5
——
10%
59
_10
—
10%
4(4
a73%
27
%
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
282
al5%
•
——
50
251/a
15%
5
*
(Del)
2%
16%
251/8
4%
9%
•
common
Shoe
10
21
5
x
Key Co common——xx
National Bearing
Mar
2
400
2%
16%
2%
al6%
Shoe
Johnson-S-S
12%
Jun
6% May
205
International
Oct
10% Nov
10(4
common
2%
1.55 May
175
12
& D
31%
Apr
25(4 Mar
65
1%
34(4 Feb
37%
13%
a39%
Corp—_——
(The)
Rubber
U. S.
32%
26% May
Aug
—25
—
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp
United
85
May
*
25
—
Corp (The)
Texas
200
7
25
Inc„
Co—
&
29%
43%
10
*
(New Jersey)
Webster,
&
3,143
4
a
Inc
Oil Co
Standard
Stone
6%
Huttig S
7
17
7(4 May
260
15%
Jan
Oct
Mar
15
101
Hussmann-Ligonier common—
Nov
290
»
15
Co—
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co
Standard
Oct
6%
15
15%
101
——
30%
9%
—*
Seaboard Oil Co of Del—
20
Apr
10%
—*
,
13%
Jan
a9%
•
13%
Line
Air
Sou
&
2%
al0%
—
Radio Corporation of America
preferred———10
Coca-Cola Bottling common——
1
Ely & Walker Dry Goods common—25
Emerson Electric preferred—
100
General Shoe common
—1
Griesedieck-West, Brew,
common——*'
Chic
24%
Oct
--
__1
x50
Paramount Pictures, Inc—
Republic
Apr
—
"
Packard Motor Car Co
5
——
235
IO1/4
RR
24%
Nov
1
—
15%
preferred—50
common
23%
12
Co
Pennsylvania
Nov
34%
*
Aviation Inc
American
North American Co
15%
Mfg
13% Mar
1%
1%
*
RR
Central
-1
4%
115
5
High
Low
High
5%
29%
a
a
*
5c
x—.
Nov
30
Low
Range Since January 1
Shares
of Prices
.
5%
Investors
43%
—
a43%
City Copper Co__
York
New
•
——
—
—
1 %
Nov
~Oci
22(4 Apr
256
34%
5%
6%
—*
Corp
Copper
Inc
-
-
Nickel
International
Loew's
Corp,
(B F)
Goodrich
Co
2(4
Jan
1%
100
*
&
Electric
Jan
Sales
for Week
Range
,
Par
American
Burkart
200
Light Corp
Power
General
STOCKS—
Nov
50
21%;.
Last
Sale Price
July
9
Jun
6
920
23
Week's
Friday
Nov
47/8
Jun
33
Nov. 14 to Nov, 20 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Nov
A
Jun
50
Electric Bond & Share Co
Elec
2%
1 % May
4%
a21%
a2iy8
Exchange
Oct
2 (4
25%
8(4
St. Louis Stock
Oct
25%
8(4
593
Oct
33% Mar
a4%
—
BeU. Teletype 8L
New York Curb Exchange Associate
Nov
7
Jun
4%
250
32
a25%
1
,—1
Corp
A
60
35
3 4(4
25%
■_
Phone
Chicago Stock Exoh.
Jan
50
57(4
(Del)-;
Co
Postal Long Distance
4%
40
a25%
Continental Motors Corp—
CEntral 7600
Chicago Board of Trade
Associate Member Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Jun
2%
3%
a
—
Commonwealth & Southern Corp—_*
Continental
St. Louis Stock Exchange
11
Corp„_—*
Elec
&
New York Stock Exchange
12%
—25
*
:—10
Co—
Co
Tractor
Caterpillar
Members
Oct
Oct
3(4
a56
Corp
Borg-Warner
al2%
5
Corp
Oct
28 %
53
130%
Apr
all7/e
—.3
(The)
Corp
Barnsdall Oil
103
1922
705 Olive St., ST. LOUIS
Oct
all
a
(Del)__
Baldwin Locomotive Works vtc
41%
39% July
38%
al28% 130%
—*
American Tel & Tel Co
Anaconda
6
*
Std Sani Corp
Amer
Aviation
Edward D. Jones & Co.
Stocks—
Unlisted
16
190
12%
17
Apr
8
210
7%
6
Jan
Mar
8%
Oct
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4127
156
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OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Last
Range
Last
LOW
High
STOCKS—
5
20
*—*
25
10
Waialua
12
12
275
10% May
23
23
70
13% Mar
23
Dept Stores
Western
common
2.20
2.20
120
2
May
preferred
17o
Western
Co
Pipe & Steel
Matson
Navigation Co
V2
Oct
M
M
2.25
Feb
Monolith
Oct
Montgomery Ward & Co
Mountain
City Copper
Central
8
7%
7%
530
6
Apr
16 Va
10 y»
125
13
Jun
17%
Sep
5%
5%
66
33A
Apr
BVa
Nov
al28% 131 Va
757
104%
Apr
—
Unlisted—
Rad
Am
*
Sntry
American Viscose Corp_Anaconda
Mining
Argonaut
Atchison
Blair
Co
,
Top & Santa Fe
Del———
of
Corp
3%
preferred
1927—;
Co
Service
Consolidated
Oil
General
Idaho
Electric
Packard
Jan
Pennsylvania RR
1.60
Jan
Schumach
85c
Nov
30
78 V2 May
89
Nov
30
79 V2
89
Nov
Apr
212
2Va .Aug
3%
Nov
975
11% Mar
16 Ve
Oct
Bd
preferred
Oil
130
47/a May
Oct
Standard
128
6
May
87/a
Oct
Studebaker
400
7/a
Apr
2%
Nov
235
22%
Apr
United Aircraft Corp
U S Petroleum Co
1,000
1.75
Oct
29%
2.25
Nickel-of Canada
•
International Tel & Tel common
-*
28%
a28
30%
4
1%
5%
:
J—:
Nov
47
2%
Oct
25% Nov
2%
Feb
282
13%
Sep
16
620
17
Oct
23
Feb
58
100
58
Nov
58
Nov
20%
274
15
Apr
20% Jan
Nov
Westates
36%
Jan
Western Union Telegrapl
preferred
40
25
Mar
29 Va
Oct
25
23% May
27 %
Nov
4%
310
44
3
280
Mar
Apr
43%
Oct
4%
Jun
5%
Oct
25% July
32%
Jan
May
1.50
Nov
Jun
55%
Jan
Apr
6%
Oct
1.10
Oct
5%
25
27%
146
1.25
1.50
15,940
48%
48%
549
44%
6%
30
4%
48%
a6
■
80c
97c
97C
600
60c
26%'
26%
230
24 Va
1
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Jan
5
30%
%
a27%
1 50
*
6%
Ofct
27%
a5
Jan
4% Nov
29%
a42%
•MM*
_*__„_***:—1
Pictures
Petroleum
531
4%
*
5
5
Bros
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a28%
1
United States Steel common.,
4
18
a27%
25
common
common...
27 V2 May
355
30
N
Warner
"
a29%
Corpi common—-
Oct
of
Corporation
Jan
2'A
682
63A
Jun
15
4%
——
Nov
257/a July
180
Feb
a20%
25
30 V2
"
Jun
2
19
58
25
7
7
4%
25
Inc—*
2»A
a29%
38
262
1,270
Oct
Jan
1.20 July
17%
*
—
Brands
8'/a
2.25
15
12 %
13%
Jan
2%
Jan
2.60
15
18
_*
5%%. preferred
Standard
'2Va
2.25
25
Oct
31% Nov
May
1.15
25%
a2%
*
preferred
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Co——u__•
Copper
6%
Wall
a6%
'
47
10
3
Nov
6%
May
7% May
620
47
—
Apr
1.40
270
1.00
*-
Sears Roebuck & Co capital
So Calif Edison Ltd common...
'
Kennecott
Radio Corp of America—
,
Republic Steel Corp common—
Oct
4%
„*
Mary Mines Corp———l
International
Jun
52%
Feb
12%
10 Va
11%
50
638
Mar
10c
5% May
24 % Apr
420
1.90
10%
100
*
33%
High
24
May
5c
10
al.00
common——"
Jan
3%
,
*
20
1,000
6
1.85
10
20
10c
a32%
1.85
Low
23%
6
*1
common
—
Co
23%
6
Range Since January 1
Jun
4
Jan
30c
2,233
89
15
capital—
*
Motor
10
Shares
High
9c
5c
RR
!——1
—,
Co
Share
&
NOV
15%
"3%
15 Va
Nov
29%
Preferred
pfd
Aviation
American
23 V2
1
*
Pacific Portland Cement
——5
Corp**
Curtiss-Wright. Corp
Bond
89/
89
10
—*
80c
89
,—100
common—*j,
Elec
York
8%
Cement
LOW
*
2% May
200
70c
Port
!
Cons—
28%
29 V2
795
3'A
M
129%
1.15 Mar
3,600
44%
3%
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—1
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6 'fa
1.55
43'A
&
May
3
100
3%
1.55
-3
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y-
320
26
3%
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&
23% May
24
65
29%
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50
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5
100
Copper Mining
Aviation
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14
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Anglo
a
—-100
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North
St
&
of Prices
Par
Jan
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
12
New
Equipment Co preferred
Agricultural Co
Victor
Week's
Friday
Range Since January 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
Sales
for Week
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Sep
.
July
29
,
Oct
CANADIAN MARKETS--Listed and Unlisted
Week's
Friday
Last
Montreal Stock Exchange
Nov.
14 to Nov. 20 both
Week's
[
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Par
Algoma Steel
Asbestos
common—,
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Corp
Associated
Bathurst
Bell
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Power
&
T
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Canada- I—100
Telephone Co of
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British Columbia Power Corp
Bruck
Silk
Mills
class A_*
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7%
Shares
Range Since January 1
High
VA
Low
135
7%
Cotton
7%
Nov
Class B
Zellers
12
40
41
2%
2%
Canada
5%
Steamship
9%
Apr
Commerce!—**100
124
124
21
118
122
122%
3
116
preferred
—50
Canadian Bronze
Preferred
common
20
Oct
Canadian
13% Aug
17%
Jan
Royal Bank of Canada——
13
13
13
280
14%
135
135
11%
— —
11%
r
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■
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212
6%
155
18
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May
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22
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50
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11%
11%
11%
1,000
11%
10
11%
550
5
4%
510
4%
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Jan
13% May
Mar
12
3%
Oct
5
Nov. 14 to Nov. 20 both
inclusive, compiled from official
Jan
Jan
Canadian
29
102
18
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—
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—25
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7%
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Dominion
—*
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—
Dryden Paper
B
27% May
10
50
Nov
29%
32
Jan
Jan
Feb
105%
Aug
7
185
4% Mar
7%
Nov
300
21% Mar
27
195
130
85
115
22%
-
115
22%
3%
3%
3%
3%.
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3%
7%
8%
7%
36%
105
21% Mar
120
2
22%
Mar
Nov
27
Jun
130
Nov
15
Feb
116
Jun
Jan
114%
45
27%
23
Oct
693
3/ Mar.
250
3
Mar
3%
Nov
6,850
5
Jun
8%
Nov
.
/
4
Nov
36%
36%
536
32% Aug
39
Jan
26
160
21% Mar
26 %
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21 y2
260
20 Ve
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12
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100
114
common.
common
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Jan
Aug
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Jan
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Feb
150
85
66
66
4%
155
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Oct
5
Nov
Aug
.
3%
89%
Aug
82
Jan
Apr
6
'
Jan
4
♦
50
25
3
July
50
12
July
■6%
100
5
6%
6V2
380
5
Apr
86%
20
84
Aug
92
Jan
35
2
Feb
4
Sep
4
4
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_5
_£1
——..—
1——*
2%
Apr
2%
Feb
5.80
Oct
10
165
50
67/a
9%
9%
6%
25
Nov
4
Nov
4
Nov
Jan
Sep
14
Jan
Oct
100
Jan
Apr
Jun
Apr
28
Jan
10%
Nov
12 y2
7
Jan
Jan
Apr
11
Nov
10%
45
10
Apr
12
Jan
40
20
Feb
23
Sep
32
33% /
641
29
Apr
11% Mar
36
Jan
16
Nov
Jun
90
Aug
Jan
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*
32%
15%
15%
16
89
89
17%
16%
17% ;.
9
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;
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•
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24%
29
*
37%
721
40
87
872
15% Aug
17%
15
6% Mar
10%
475
2%
5
347
2% May
21%
20
20
6%
4%
21%
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,
9
5
Light Heat & Power, Cons—.
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.
89
*—3
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9%
9%
85
6%
10%
7% Mar
941
7
Nov
21
Woods Milling common
McColl-Frontenac Oil
10 %
6%
10%
preferred—*„ 100
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10
22
Jan
21
International Nickel of Canada com**Co
440
1,106
Jan
Nov
J*
—
Power
7
26%
10 Va
8
93%
3%
3V2
16
25
common—
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10 y8
Feb
270
10
10
...
945
95
9%
95
2% July
125
'
4
7.35
26
Oil Ltd—————-
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2%
3%
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Corp
Jan
3%
7.25
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50c
14%
4
4
10
common—*.
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14 %
4
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35
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20
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20
Mar
105
.
12
Apr
24%
25
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29
29
75
37%
Apr
40
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Placer
100
Price
Bros
5r/r
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&
preferred
Ltd
Regent
„1
/
28
9%
Jan
May
5%
Nov
British
American
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16
'
16
16%
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13
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Columbia
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Canada
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Apr
15
Jan
5
97 %
Nov
102
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14
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13
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74
74%
10
74
Nov
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Canadian
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&
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7%
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class
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Jan
East
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Nov
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175
4
Jan
6
1,000
5
Jun
6%
4%
35
3
Mar
7%
8
260
6
Sep
100
4%
11
July
Nov
18
18
10
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20 %
70
20
Oct
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Feb
85c
Mar
1.50
Nov
2
Aug
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54
75
54
Nov
70
Feb
13
30
11
Apr
13%
Nov
5
common
5
300
3
Mar
5%
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common
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90
1,005
104
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2
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330
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23
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25
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30
45
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7
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61
5
58
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66
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61
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100
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105
1.30
66
155
66
Nov
1.75
20
3%
1.75
57
1.75
Nov
70
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Siscoe Gold
Ltd
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4
125
3
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4
—
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—
41
101
3%
13
Jan
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Jan
Jan
20
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1.05
Nov
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15
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25
11%
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16
13%
5%
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41
2%
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110
60
3,891
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100
50
25
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25
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15
105
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45
2
Mar
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17
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50
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3.10
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400
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6
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—
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4.35
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2.79
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41c
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1.30
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Oct
Oct
60c
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25c
15c
38c
7
51c
3.20
Nov
Feb
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1.55 July
87c
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49c
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31c
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65c
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3.40
200
250
2.25
2.27
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285
2,500
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10
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37
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20
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Mar
15
12%
Apr
May
Feb
5c
15
1.53
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Oct
12
325
100
1.53
*
Nov
121
446
9%
1.50
4
1.75 Mar
15
20
13 %
—
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1.75
20
14% Mar
20
9%
3.80
3.15
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—-
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--/
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3
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20
1.50
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125
19c
7
3.90
3.15
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San
12%
2%
19 %
—1
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—
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Nov
Jun
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Premier Gold
408
19%
—
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preferred*.
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Mines
88
3%
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1
Gold Mines Ltd
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1.50
12%
2%
.—
8c
Ltd—1.00
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1.25
19 %
—
5
v
Oct
3
,
3
1
Ltd
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Malartic Goldfields
54
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Jan
Jan
20 %
*
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Gold
Jun
3% July
42
Jan
—
International
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Nov
NOV
100
—*
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Oct
Apr
34%
3%
1
Ltd^
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Gold
Mines
Gold
2%
25
2%
*
22
215
Feb
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21y
1.25
Jun
10
3
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*
pfd
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1.00
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34%
Oct
1.90
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Malartic Gold
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34
175
1.65
1st preferred——25
Jan
Mines
Aug
815
.
Dome
155
1,650
■ •
Cadillac
10
Jan
2%
*
Walker-Gooderham & Worts (H) com**
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160
7%
2%
Brewery Ltd
/
Jan
31
2%
—
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161
Oct
6% Mar
2%
,
Walkerville
Oct
25%
2%
Massey-Harris Co Ltd 5% pfd—100
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Metrop Refrig & Storage com vtc
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Noorduyn Aviation Ltd—
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Provincial Transport Co
_*
Thrift Stores 6%%
127%
1.25
Paper Co———*
Southern Canada Power 6%
17
^—
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preferred
100
180
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(Canada)
International Utilities
MacLaren
27
7%
3
——1*
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of
Jan
Jan
Apr
149
34%
•
preferred—100
Companies voting trust
International
1.25
Shops Inc——1
Candy
Farmer
1.45
160
160
*
Fairchild Aircraft, Ltd
108
Mar
1.00 Aug
300
Jan
May
7%
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common*—
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106
7%
*
common
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Woollens
85
4% Aug
3
1.20
20%
149
—V
Ltd
Corp Ltd
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Jun
6
26%
7%
—*
common
20
6%
107% 107%
1.15
—
Ltd—*
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7%
preferred
—*100
Canadian Power & Paper 5% pfd
*
23 y2
4%
,
—
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Canadian
6
*
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—.
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*
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15
97%
*
—
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&
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15
,—
pfd*—*100
Vinegars Ltd**
Jan
—
100
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Canada & Dominion Sugar Co
Aldermac Copper Corp
6%
Jun
Jan
4
Bouscadillac
6
110
9%
Oct
6%
Jan
Jan
105% Mar
200
26
Sep
13% Mar
738
109
120
Apr
11%
-
110
110
9%
Mar
Sep
80
5%
Jan
13
———
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425
,
210
7
5%
Nov
8
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common...*.,
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21
92
High
75c
May
Nov
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9%
Corp
5
4%
common-
i
of Canada
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20% :
21
——
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20%
common..
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Ottawa
475
91%
—
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Ottawa
4%
i
Power
4%
52
4
—
Beauharnois
Oct
Oct
LOW
50c
Brewers & Distillets of Vancouver Ltd_5
29
35%
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1,100
110
9%
21%
441
Shares
High
55c
„
*
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6%
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;
sales lists
Sales
50c
100
*—*
Aluminium Ltd
Nov
6%
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Steel
15%
117
3%
common..—
Bridge
Hollinger
National
Jun
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69 V2
2%
14%
t—
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Montreal
4
5
V2
40c
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6% Jan
89
4%
—100
Laura Secord
50
69
_—-4.
Wares
International
Mar
5%
89
—*————.
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Industrial
July
112
636
4%
100
common,.^,.—.
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10
5
7%
5%
———
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preferred
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Gatineau Power
Preferred
230
12
114
7%
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Oct
Mar
&
Low
—
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English Electric class B———1
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/.
Apr
8
27
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Mont
30
25 V2
Jun
27
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—
ii—-
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Dairies
Imperial
274
5%
7
Ltd-.——— *—i..
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Dominion
.
common.——*
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Hudson
5% Mar
Apr
27
21%
preferred—1—.
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Dominion
General
29
4
953
7%
105% 105%
common
Dominion Steel & Coal
Gurd
250
26
—_b
Feb
153% Jan
for Week
of Prices
Par
Canadian
Distillers
Eastern
*
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Canadian
5
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Sale Price
Apr
30
,
105%
STOCKS—
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Last
Jan
Sep
28%
-100
com
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•
Sep
16%
7%
•_
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•
91%
65
130
—*_"
1
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preferred*:
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i
12
17%
—■
common
152
Sep
Montreal Curb Market
5j/4 May
94
5
Canadian
7%
Sep
Oct
Jan
17%
5
27
Celanese
Oct
Jan
Jan
July
'
•
Canadian Car & Foundry common.
1%
participating preferred- —25
Preferred
Oct
25
Jan
135
10% Aug
124% Aug
—
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Jun
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16% Aug
«
——
Jun
3
Aug
80
*
common
3%
24
490
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Apr
250
15
:
Power
85c
25
20
93%
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3%
25
15
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Forgings class A
Canada
43%
Apr
25
preferred
19
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Canada
July
80c
15
»■
35
20
2%
Jun
High
,,
High
3
21
2%
*
15
*
common—***
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3
Friday
Canada Cement
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High
3
-
—
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-
,
20
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Products
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*
common**..
of Prices
Of Prices
*
common
Winnipeg Electric class A
for Week
Sale Price
*
Wabasso
Sales
Last
Biscuit
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
Via
inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Friday
STOCKS—
STOCKS—
Apr
Oil
Royalite
Co
Oil
Ltd
Co
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—
1
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—
—
—
2c
18
18
2c
Jan
2.70
Feb
6%c
Apr
19
Jan
rHE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1854
CANADIAN MARKETS
-
Monday, November 23, 1942
Listed and Unlisted
-
Week's
Friday
Last
Toronto Stock
to Nov. 20 both
14
Nov.
Exchange
inclusive, compiled from official
Friday
Last
STOCKS-
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Abitibi
Ajax
& Paper
Power
Oil
Gas-,
&
pfd
100
1
15c
for Week
7c
Shares
4
Range Since January 1
Low
4'/8
635
4
15c
100
6 %'c
7c
1,500
85c
25
75c
——————__100
32
32
233
8c
Cons
Grain
Preferred
Copper
Oils
Ltd
Corp
Oil
Anglo-Canadian
:
Ashley
Gold
Aunor
Gold
8c
Mining
Apr
4,500
7c
Sep
40c
500
34c
2.10
326
B
u
-
Bank
of
Toronto
Bread
Base Metals
Jan
Macassa Mines, Ltd
MacLeod-Cockshutt Gold Mines-
Madsen
33
Nov
Malartic
16 %c Mar
55c
Jan
Oct
2.65
Jan
Red
Lake
Gold
Gold
40
lc
Nov
Jan
Preferred
1,800
75c
Oct
1.47
Jan
Massey-Harris
4C
4c
1,000
3C
Oct
6c'
Jan
McColl Frontenac Oil
200
203
21
Bear
Exploration
Radium
&
■—1
Beattie Gbld Mines
4'Ac
-
62C
Bertram & Sons
Bidgood Kirkland Gold Mines
134%
B..
Ltd
Mines,
Ltd
Nov
Mercury Mills Ltd
-
American
British
Columbia
Power
British
Dominion
Oil
class
Corp
Cadwell
!
Gold
Jan
Nov
7%
Oct
Moore
100
8c
2,000
1,500
4%c Mar
Feb
8
Mar
be
10c
Jan
10
Jun
Class
A
Grocers
Oct
9.30
Jah
Oct
Noranda Mines
5%
5%
5%
200
4
Mar
16
16
16%
1,205
13
Mar
Oil
22
29
Apr
O'Brien
Oct
61C
Jan
Okalta
Oct
7c
Feb
Omega Gold
Feb
Ontario
5C
600
5
600
2%c
30,000
12
475
8
25
15
1.00
__
__
_
Breweries
_»
7
123
common
Ltd
common.—
...
7 % May
22%
Nov
Canadian
Ltd
-
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
Oil
Co
Loan
___
...
Central Porcupine
8%
Jun
Orange
Crush
23 %
Jun
Pacalta
Oils
1.20
Chromium
Coniaurum
Page Hersey Tubes Ltd———_i
94
24
90
Sep
102
Feb
Partanen
32
Nov
34
200
120
43
%
8
30
993
,
157
110%
Sep
5%
Gold
Nov
Nov
Pioneer
Gold
Feb
Premier
Gold
-
Oct
140
Apr
Preston
East
Dome
25%
Oct
Jan
Prospectors
115
200
100
5%
50
20
16
Apr
9
225
8
30%
Sep
4% Mar
Gold
7%
125
Airways
_
Dominion-Scottish
Jan
Mining
7%
4% Mar
Nov
Reno
Nov
5
Nov
9%
Aug
Roche
35c
40c
6,025
13
25
8%
4,905
7%
6%
&
Steel
&
Gold
___
1
52c
4%c
5c
1,500
51c
52c
2,500
2.75
—
2.50
2.75
487
54%c
59c
7,300
7%
7%
160
62c
62c
65c
800
9%
9%
100
36%
36%
36%
689
115
115 115%
32
35C
35c
35c
100
2%C
3c
1,000
25%
26
360
—^
;»
17%
16
16%
2,161
142
142
5
*
19%
19%
70
pfd. .50
23 %
23%
6
7%
7%
295
5%
6
5
—
Ltd
com
a
^
—
1*20
.--
—
■
.■
---
Sep
Royalite
Nov
Russell
5
Jun
8%
Oct"-
1.72
1.30
44c
5%
43c
1.30
Jan
Sep
Oct
July
Oil
St
Ind
———
Oct
Jan
5
Oct
103 %
2,675
31 %C
Oct
85c
100
4%
Nov
6%
lc
Sep
2c
Jan
19c
Jun
lc
1,000
15 %c 15 %C
lc
—
2,250
12c
Oct
70c
70c
200
41c
Oct
1.00
Oct
1.35
2.35
Jan
Jan
Nov
Jan
Jan
98c
Oct
30c
Oct
1,40
1.36
1.45
19,000
97c
Oct
3.20
Jan
15c
15c
500
10c
Oct
20c
Jan
.1
20c
20c
20C
100
17c
-Aug
20c
1
22c
22c
23c
2,067
8c
Apr
39c
Jan
*
2c
2c
2C
20
2c
Nov
6c
Aug
8c
8V2C
—
4
2.20
57c
Jan
Jan
Oct
10,400
2%c
Apr
23c
Apr
20
500
17%
Oct
24
Apr
2'Ac
2'AC
500
l%c Nov
122
123
12
115
Sep
18
-18%
71
16
Sep
135
July
•
20.
—
.
2'Ac
_100
*
—
18%
149
150
15
1%C
l%c
1,000
150
*
1
Jan
Sand
Oct
Ltd—
_
2.95
74c
7%
Sep
Jun
Oct
River
&
Scythes
Gold
3c
155
19%
150
Sep
Jan
Jan
—
l'/aC July
Nov
4c
Jan
Jan
Co
Mines—,
Shawinigan
Water
92c
Jan
Sherritt-Gordon
10%
Jun
Sigma
Aug
39
Jan
Silverwoods
132
Mar
Mines
Simpsons
Ltd
Petroleum
see
page
1
Jun
3
Nov
...
Jun
Siscoe
6c
Jun
26
Nov
Slave
17%
21
Mar
10% May
Lake
—
Mines
76
55
34C
2,800
25c
v
Oct
49c
Jan
23C
2,300
13 %c
Oct
34c
Jan
2%a
2%0
1,500
lc
Apr
6c
Jan
2%c
2 %C
2,000
2c
Aug
55c
55C
13
40c
57
Nov
Sudbury Basin Mines—/——*
1.40
276
95c
Nov
Sud
7%
30
Nov
Sullivan
1.08
4,800
73c
Oct
60c
2,000
32c
Feb
Mar
1.40
6% Mar
8
Contact
com...*
Gold
3.00
990
19%
155
2c
1,500
1 %c
3
100
2%
20
777
20
277
20
18 %C
19c
4,500
12c
ll%c 12 %c
4,900
2.25 Aug
15
May
Apr
Sep
14% Mar
56
55c
.*
60 %
60%
61 %
1.63
1.31
1.67
3
8c
8c
8c
100
1.15
1,15
1.35
200
Mines
—
!
3C
Nov
Tamblyh Ltd
3.60
Jan
Tip
Jan
Toronto
%c
Jun
Toronto
3%
Jan
Transcontinental
Oct
Twin
22
2
20'A
common
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Top Tailors common..—
Nov
12c
Oct
42 %c
Jan
Union
y9c
May
20c
Jan
United Steel
Oct
11 %c
Apr
Upper Canada Mines Ltd——1—'
2%c Oct
lc May
10 %c
4%c
Oct
Gold
6%c
Jan
12%
13
153
11
Oct
7.30
7.50
1,143
2.20
2.28
536
_*
19
19
10
l
13%c
14C
6,000
25%
27
695
50
50
90
1,897
»
2.24
26
100
—*
10
10
10%
10%
10
10%
570
20c
20c
20c
200
9%
7'Ac July
2% July
2%
1.50
1.60
2,637
4%
5
4
Aug
68
68
5
63
May
50
Aug
84% Mar
23c
Jun
50c
68
36C
8,800
Jan
Walker-Gooderham
4
Nov
Wendigo
Gold
—
5%
5%
6%C
6V2C
5,700
1,504
6%
33%
120
3%
1,225
Ltd
.6%
—1
3%
.
./79c
—
&
Winnipeg Elec preferred
Wright-Hargreaves Mines.
l%c
Oct
4%c
Jun
Yhiir
5.75
Oct
10.50
2.07
July
2.70
19
12c
Oct
20c
21%
Apr
Aug
28%
Yankee Girl
Jan
55
Jan
7% Mar
10 %
12%
31c
99
Jan
Jan
2,116
29%
16
2,750
11% Mar
11 %c
11 %c
16c
2,900
490
1,833
5% Nov
6%C Nov
2.85
31c
31c
6.35
2.80
Oct
9%
16
Nov.
Oct
29 %c
4.40
62c
960
9c
13,500
17%c 17 %c
500
41c
3.00
5%c
15c
10%
36
Jah
Mar
4'A July
Oct
1.24
Jan
Apr
5.00
Jun
Jan
13c
May
July
22c
59c
Oct
12
4.15
3.10
3.45
1,103
47
47 %
75
18c
18c
5,350
10'/a
370
3.10
Jan
40
8c
Nov
Mar
Apr
4.80
Sep
50
Jan
18c
Nov
9% July
11'A
6
22
Oct
2.90
Jan
18
5
2.35
3,330
1.80
Oct
;5'/2C
5%C
5%c
5,500
2%c
Apr
May
Jan
5%c Nov
Exchange-Curb Section
14 to Nov. 20 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Friday
Last
Sale Price
t
Nov
Canada Vinegars
-Canadian
•
—
Marconi
Jun
Howard
Smith
trust—
Paper Mills
com
5%
6
20
90c
100
Range Since January 1
tlbw
High
4% July
45c
1.55
Jun
Aug
2%
2,259
3
3
100
21
21%
30
9%
9%
20
8% July
9
Press
A—
High
*
*
*
Paper Corp—_——*
Dominion
:
Shares
—*
Consolidated
Jan
class
for Week
Range
90C
5%
*
Nov
Bridge
Bales
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
—1
Co_
2%
2 Vs
2
20%
9%
9%
20
20
20
20
15
19 %
2%c
2%c
2%C
1,000
l%c
%c
%C
%'C
1,000
%c
1.11
1.05
1.14
2,900
Nov
Oct
7%
90c
Jan
Nov
3%
Jan
4
Jun
24
Jun
10%
Jun
July
11
Feb
July'
23
Jun
Jan
100
Langley's Ltd preferred
Oct
Oct
2,900
July
2% Mar
18
STOCKS—
Fraser Co voting
Oct
79c
3.95
4% Aug
29
2.20
Consolidated
3,800
Feb
Jan
Jan
MiheS.^—^.jl*
Gold
'
May
36%
33%
35C
Jan
Apr
2.20
Toronto Stock
Jan
Apr
32
8.75
18c
Jan
Oct
8c
lc
-100
*
>
Nov
9 % Jun
12c
151/4
3,25
Jan
8%
Jun
Oct
31c
2.34
76
Feb
Jan
Aug
8.25
Oct
Jan
16
46
68c
3,85
10%
47'A
;
-*
common
Jan
5
3.10
—
3.10
__i—t
Nov
86
5,600
,
Worts com—*
Mines
4
15%
35C
—i.1
Ltd———*
55c
32%
8.75
Mines,
Jun
10
49c
1,50
10
6'Ac
.6
Oct
675
48c
1.18
30
28C
•3%
26c
*
1
13c
9%
48c
Jan
Jan
7%C
Waite-Amulet
871/4
18,535
1.98
11%
125
31%
A
i——
Oils
Feb
16%
9
3.90
Oct
8% May
2,100
2% Mar
87%
3.75
98c
1.24
Vermilata C'Jls
Vulcan
500
Jun
66%
—;—-—iA
Nov
2%c
Jan
65c
50
class
Ventures, Ltd.
60
2%C
3c
Oct
—
Canada..——*
of
Invest
51
5,950
Nov
———v*
Co
Fuel
Apr
2,450
lc
39c
•
Gas
Mar
4
400
1,800
4%
—*1
Mines...
% Aug
40c
Jun
3C
Oct
Uchi
1
38c
1,70
Oct
20%
31%
3%
Oct
13 %c Mar
10%
—
City Rapid Transit common—i.*
20 %
Mar
39
195
1.05
Oct
55C
34c
14% Mar
11
1,000
Sep
\ 7c
1.55
Resources
15
35
10c
3%
lc.
.
—50
Mortgage Company
256
3%
Jan
Nov
10%
—1
--*<
Trusts—100
General
51
10c
Jun
1.96
Jan
1.90
314
Nov
Jun
1.19
—u*
2.30
Mar
60c
63%
10%
—.1
70c
5c
Oct
Mar
54C
i.1
Mines———.—1
Consolidated
'
Jan
3
27
———.100
May
87c
56,927
3
,
50
...l.*
common.
———-
River
Jan
75
5
Coal
89
Jan
21c
0
Materials
Canada
6.00
33C
Apr
of
Co
&
65
Nov
76
1
*
Petroleum
Paving
4.00
23c
3
End
Nov
97c
Sep
34c
150
135
Jun
12% Mar
57c
1
Mines
Gold
Nov
19c
i
Sladen-Malartic Mines
Gold
:
19
15
100
.....
55c
Sep
5
56
-1
1855.
3
3
Apr
1.90
—•
—
3
3
*
Mines—.—1
3.85
Ltd
Nov
B
2%c
50%
Kirk]and Lake Gold Mining.
Mines
8
Sturgeon
56
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines
Lake Shore Mines, Ltd
Lamaque Gold Mines
Apr
8
Oct
50%
.1
—
6
4.25
1
8
30c
•
common
50
—.....
6%
20%
.100
Nickel
788
8
-
preferred./.*.— „*
class
*
Imperial Oil—
___»
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Inspiration Mining & Develop
1
International
4.40
Ltd
Jun
*
*
International
4,450
4
19%
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines—„5
A_
65c
55
,_1
common
63c
Sterling
1
:
63c
Apr
*
Metal
15
1
Mines—
9%
20%
—1
.
Mar
20
Jan
—*
Oil
Mar
9c
Power———i.*
&
Gold
Dairies
*
Honey Dew Ltd
Howey Gold Mines
i
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting—
Huron & Erie Mortgage common
9
1,000
15
6%
10,000
Harker Gold Mines Ltd
5,400
17C
15
Steep Rock Iron Mines..—
2c
-
17
17c
——-1
.
Jan
2c
Mines—
16
17c
0
common.—
Senator Rouyn, Ltd—
24%
1,000
Bridge
2%c Jar
Aug
60,500
.
2.05
Jun
20
3c
Alabastine
Oct
%c
Steel
8c
—_——
1.15
10,000
Nov
8c
common
4,180
l%c
20
2%c
common
1.55
lc
Apr
!_1
trust
1.45
16%
__1
Mining
1.55
1%C
South
——506
:
_1_
.1
—-.1
;
Mining.—
Standard
19c
♦
Gold Mines Ltd.
San Antonio
1.50
May
109
3
19%
...
Mines-.—.——
footnotes
87
4%
600
Mines Ltd
Gold
Westohs
For
85
4%c Mav
50c
.
4%
4'/a
Apr
May
600
Feb
50
Dufault
2c
2,950
Jan
'
Lake
45c
50c
1.25
49c
191
19%
•»
A__
Preferred
Mines
Jan
150
6,500
87
/
preferred—.—.-/.L——100
Anthony
10'Ac
Jan
9 % Aug
32 %
2C
■
■
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Jason
3
1.50
3%C
Jan
Jan
Oct
4%c
36c
2.90
100
class
Mining
Preferred
Nov
113
1.51
1——
15
19%
_
Mines
International
May
9
1.50
__
—"
_—
*
preferred
Canada
Goldale Mines
Home
16c
Jun
1.25
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd
1
•
Gold
Feb
8
45c
C0c
«
common.
a
Rock
/
1
!
Sep
United
Hard
Oct
6%c
1.45
Sep
'
Hamilton
103%
25
9
1.22
i.01
7%
a
&
60
fe9,500
9
49c
7%
•'
.25
Aircraft
Lime
105
130 13 %C
13c
1
1.40
100
com..
Candy Shops..——_ III
..1 ''
Kirkland Mining.—
Gold
105
50
Mines.———1
10
45c
Fanny Farmer
Gypsum
Jun
1.49
Royal Bank of Canada—j.—
: 60c
'
Falconbridge Nickel Mines..—!
Gunnar
Jan
10c
Mines
Long Lac Gold
Jan
200
1
Mines
Preferred
Jan
38c
1
—!
46c
1,200
_
Investments
Worsteds
vot
90c
Oct
70c
—
Oct
80c
common-
...
Lakes
Oct
Sep
5c
_1
20c
75C
Eastern Malartic Mines....—_—. —1
Great
34q
—
Riverside Silk Mills
6%
80c
—_—____
Preferred
Gate
Jan
Jan
Nov
Nov
3%
2%C
__
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Belt
3%
20c
1
—
27%
—
Gold
2% July
2,800
1
—
July
♦
Stores
God's Lake
500
2,600
—
Queenstbn Gold Mines-
9%
Mining—
Mar
7%
—
Dominion Steel class B
Francoeur
90c
9,700
3%
Feb
Jan
VI, 000
*
————
Quebec
3
100
—
_
Sep
80c
-.3%
—*
Mines—
Jan
22
...
....
Mines
Foundries
of
60c
75c
,
23c
Jun
50
«
Mines.—.;
B
52
9c
C
B
6
410
56c
...
Dominion Bank
Co
of
22
27
—5
_
Corp-Seagrams
Fleury-Bissel
Oct
120
30c
Mines
Mines
13
a
Ltd
Gold
36
1
Mining—.
Pickle-Crow
Preferred
Eldorado
1,430
.—100
8
3%
$
...
Consumers Gas (Toronto
Woollens
10
52,800
40
80c
__1 Bol.
Mines—.
30
19%
7
35c
Mines
Smelting
Dominion
138
123
9%C
50c
Paymaster Cons Mines LtdPerron
154
115
67c
Ltd
Bakeries
Dominion
Aug
6%c Mar
123
6 %C
8c
Mines—
Feb
Sep
141
10
Gold
Jun
126
Feb
25 % Mar
124
27
37%
Malartic
27
0
Consolidated
Distillers
July
3C
Pamour Porcupine Mines Ltd
Pantepec Oil Company—
3%
1
Gold
Consolidated
Nickle
Jan
26
24%
37%,-
.
—a*
—
Jan
80c
Co
Mines
Mines
178
Oct
65
'
Willans
Plow
Apr
5
25%
—J—
Jan
75c
Mines
Mining & Smelting
Cochenour
preferred
Ltd
Jan
1
Chesterville Larder Lake Gold Mines
Cockshutt
158
•165
;
5
.„1
,
Debenture—
6%
I20
Ry._
Cariboo Gold Quartz Mining—
Pat Gold Mines.
Central
&
27
#
Mines
45
8c
common—
3%
.
Gold
Sep
38
Nickel Corp—————1
18c
7%
&
common
Pacific
Canadian
.
39
30c
Steel
Oct
9
*
Locomotive
Jan
Jan
330
47C
Ontario
Apr
__
A—
com
Jun
23%
30c
Ontario
Aug
3%
5%
—^
—
Co
■
'
Canadian Car & Foundry commonPreferred
1.25
Alcohol
19% Mar
47c
Sep
Quemont
Indus
85
■
8%c
May
14
lie
♦
-
-
Sep
19%
5%
120
Class B
3c
Mar
80c
26
:
Canners
41%
•
'
1
125
115
;
21%
—
•
1
_
—±
600
6
Jun
29%c
.*
:
Mines
1,100
121%
#
A
7
Oct
lc
Mines
x—
16c
28%
100
Preferred
4
11%
Gold
Oils
4%
116
116
50
_
4c
1.01
33%
•„
100
29%
May
165
♦
16c
—^
May
20c.
25%
25'A
——5
9 3'A
Ltd
_
Ltd-
Corp
preferred-
4%
.
16c
*
Jan
20
July
July
22%
Canadian Bank of Commerce.
Canadian
May
9
8
Canada Steamship Lines commonPreferred
18
21 %c
22%
Mortgage.
Oil
100
5
—
1.40
500
100
-
*
/
Mining
Star
10,700
11%
100
Co
North
24,400
2 %c
III
Permanent
Normetal
Jan
23
12
*
Nov
21
preferred-
1st
5%
18
36c
2%c
a
Ltd..
Malting
Canadian
5c
Oct
85c
27
40%
41%
—100
Naybob Gold Mines, Ltd———_—1
12
'
3% July
21%
,
20
Jan
#
Canada
Golden
preferred
6%
21
1,820
,
24q
•
27
..100
;
National
4.40
34c
1.02
Apr
Mar
2
100
.
-
6%C
Nov
Nov
12%c
200
22%
3
.
43c
6%
24c
24c
"
——J,*
375
•
,
1.01
—
common™
-
2%
'•<.
33
7,465
-3,900
Monarch
6.65
—
Mills
Canada
Gold
Aug
11%
—'
Preferred
Class
Jan
11c
65c
,8C, 87/eC
,
3% May
445
39'%
61C
64c
8%c
,
:-~r*
common.—
150%
•,
Minesj/——
Steel
Linen
Calmont
,
Jah
1.04
Aug
*
common
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd.
Ford
45%
123
22%
Canada Cement common
Fleet
Oct
Oct
•
•
38%
39 %
'
1 \'
11%
#
A
Products Ltd—
Burlington
Federal
NoV
160
10
■
,—_
Debenture
Building
Dom
Nov
5 %
6.65
Oil
Buffalo Canadian
Dome
13%
134% 135%
36e
Denison
Apr
2% May
11%
__
Oil—:
Delnite
10 %
Knitting common
100
Porcupine Mines:.—
1
Montreal Light Heat & Power———"*
7%c
*
British
Can
Oct
285
200
Moneta
Corp
Jan
5
4%
—5
—
Canada-
Feb
Mar
2%
135/B
13%
Oct
8C
6
*
Mines,/'———*
of
%c
Sep
1% Mar'-
20
Jan
Corp
Feb
4%
4%
Nov
Mining
%c
25
50
Apr
94c
1—
*
•
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr com
Brewers & Distillers
::5
Class
8%c
Gold
500
5
2%
2 %
common—
Mclntyre Porcupine MinesRed. Lake Mines
Jan
Jan
2.22
4%
National Trust Company-——
Bralorne
Brown
McWatters
Oct
Jun
170
11%
10
%C
%C-
1.00
1.68
1,134
110'A
7%c
20,715
Jan
2.85
54c
6 %
Feb
8c
_
1.59
1.43
Oct
4%
102
10
_.
__
Mar
1.37
6
35
6%
Oct
30c
5,610
4%
190
20
82c
10,000
6%
200
6%
6,185
48c
46c-
4%
McKenzie
Jan
6% Aug
1.25
Jan
•
110
1
Mines
Nov
9%c
46%c Oct
1.99
1.35
..*
:
_*
63c
6%
$
class
Top
Bobjo
Jan
21
Oct
Jan
Jun
2%
11%
5
Blue
2 %c
Jan
23%
1.14
%c.
110
110
100
i.
71,700
255
Aug
25%
Sep
1.86
10
10%
*
__100
—
8%C
5c
Nov
17%
1.23
'
1.50
—
Oct
12
Oct
19
98
._*
—
common—
Apr
200
3%c
7%c
1
Beatty Bros class A__
1st
preferred
Bell Telephone of Canada
59
14
60c
155
18
—1
Manitoba & Eastern.—
Maple Leaf Gardens pref
Maple Leaf Milling common
lc
1,500
2,700
19%
Jan
Jan
60c
Oct
19
1
Mines—
Fields—
1.15
7C
38c
1.90
__1
Jun
21
6,850
8c
10%
6V2 Mar
17%
—1
Feb
1.75
6%C
56C
73C 74 %C
73C
Nov
lc
—*
115
17%
15c
1.12
50
—
High
Oct
2,000
9
19 Vs
7%c
2c
100
,
preferred
Mining Corp Ltd—
Low
3c
6C
53c
53c
—
Preferred
Barker's
Range Since January 1
Jan
1.13
—1
Shares
9
1
—
for Week
High
6c-
3
85c
Apr
May
21%
Class
_1
Bagamac Mines
—1
Candy
_1
Ltd—
Mines
2.00
7
Aug
.
40c
*
*
—
9c
2.00
„
Anglo-Huronian
Low
Little Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd.
Loblaw Groceterias class A
High
Oct
6c
89C
Pacific
Pacific
Secord
Shops
Leitch Gold Mines, Ltd-;
High
15c
—1
4
Laura
common..^
.
Alberta
Alberta
Aldermac
6%
Low
Lapa Cadillac Gold Mines—„.
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Frice
Par
sales lists
Sales
of Prices
Par
STOCKS—
July
Oil
Selections
Jan
Osisko
Jan
Pend
Lake
Oreille
—*
—
Mines
Mines
—
1
-—1
•
85c
3c
Jun
Nov
6c
Jan
Aug
1.75
Jan
Jan
156
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4127
1855
OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKETS
Quotations for Friday Nov,
20
Par
Insurance Companies
Agriculture
10
47 'A
-
30%
Agricultural
,31%
6%
2%
3
67
Electrical
70
10
31%
22%
American
Equitable—a—a-!—,5
—
61%
64%
Oils
.
American of Newark
Re-Insurance
American
,
.-5
42%
45%
Merch & Mfrs Fire N Y——4
6%
7%
Merchant Fire Assur
13%
47%
56%
10
National Fire——
—-
Railroad
North Amer
—10
Reserve
American
National Liberty-—
54/*
52
Surety——a.——25^
American
—1—2
'1
ft'
,
:
'
7%
25
70
Boston
—
.———100
—
537
New Amsterdam
73
557
Bankers &. Shippers—.
—10
28%
—5
19%
14 %
15%
Fire
40%
14%
27%
1
5
Continental Casualty——
29%
.
New
32%
34%
—,—10
38%
53 %
2.50
34c
25c
63c
15.96
17.45
5.52
6.04
Series
C__
a
;
11.34
4.35
2.74
5.10
3.09
76.23
1.19
Wellington Fund—,!
12.13
77.77
71c
11%
B
38c
.1
5
3%
—12.50
79%
——„25
90%
•
—a-
.
—•
Selected Amer Shares
4%
Investment
,
Fund, Inc.
24%
23%
River
Northeastern
40%
Phila-^.——10
13.08
1
14.42
2%
Selected Income Shares
7.42
1
-
Banking
Corporations
A Blair
8.10
&
A
3.32
Boston
First
Co
1
Corp
60c
83c
10
10
11%
55%
Federal
Fire Assn of
North
,
33c
B
U S El Lt & Pwr Shares A
•
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Connecticut General Life——10
4.78
Union Bond Fund series B-
Quarterly Inc Shares——10c
Republic Invest Fund-A_—
1
42%
13
4.60
1
Class
1.72
.
1
.
Trusteed Industry Shares.—_25o
2.10
Fund
1.73
30%
New Hampshire Fire—
10
Y6rk Fire——1—5
21%
City of New York——i—10
1
——1
(Geo)
1.80
l
Trusteed Amer Bank Shs—
2.14
Putnam
.
New Brunswick
Camden
————1
10c
1
ASeries B
36%
,
C
D
ASeries A..—.
1.73
Plymouth Fund Inc.
65.72
1.92
Trustee Stand Oil Shares—
5.44
»
22%
20%
2
Casualty
60.78
1
4.99
_•
Series 1958
161
156
20
•
ASeries
shares
Series 1956.;
•
■
National Union Fire___—
7%"
6%
12.56
ASeries
3.82
Series 1955
8%
'
2%
Baltimore American--
Trust
5,78
11.81
Trustee Stand Invest Shs—
8.25
4.93
,
Series 1953
10%
9%
.
7.50
4.52
...
No Amer Bond Trust ctfs
58%
6.25
5.20
*
State St Investment Corp
Super Corp of Amer AA—
8.11
3.46
—
.
Railroad equipment
Steel
14%'
45 %
2%
10
,
Ask
1
-
7.01
5.67
a.
-
9.73
6.37
—
6.64
8.85
Machinery
5.44
6.03
—
stock
7.27
4.93
1.37
——
,
9.58
6.60
equipment.
Insurance
Metals
18 MJ
17
Bid
Par
Sovereign Investors
Spencer Trask Fund
4.76
8.71
Chemical
Maryland
25
•
Alliance
Ask
7.19
4.31
stock————
Building supply
32%
American
—
Bank
7%
Casualty
-1
Massachusetts Bonding—_12 %
—
Aviation
Ask
28%
_„„_5
Knickerbocker
49%
-
Life
Bid
20
Jersey Insurance of N Y
131%
—10
Aetna
Aetna
126%
Surety-,-—,—10
Par
Ask
6.53
-
-
Automobile
Bid
Par
Aetna Casual &
Bid
New York Stocks Inc-^-
Northern
—
Pacific
Fifeman'S Fd- of San Fr——-25
101%
9%
'10%
——a—5
25%
44
14%
15%
Indemnity Co„
83%
94%'
27
42
Pacific
104%
Newark————5
Flre-_-
Firemen's
of
Franklin
Fire-—
5
•
New York Bank Stocks
39%
84%. '87%
—10-
Freferred Accident
General Reinsurance Corp
37%-
10.
Phoenix
——5
13%
32%
34%
Reinsurance Corp
Republic
Glens Falls Fire—
Globe & Republic—5
Revere
' 38%
36%
5
8
(NY)
(Paul)
____10
Fire
22%
St Paul Fire & Marine
Hanover
—
-
Seaboard
26%
28
—10
...
6%
22%
National!
,13.55
National City
29 Va
26
100
163
Commercial National
First National of N Y.
—100
Ask
il80
1150
12%
25%
27%
17%
——
26%
27%
171
Public National
23%
-
Bid
Par
Ask
16%
a—
23%
9
5
22%
24%
Great American——
5%
2,
-
—10
(Texas)*
-10
Bank <jf Manhattan Co.,
Chase
Gibraltar Fire & Marine—10
Bid
15%
Par
15
Providence-Washington ——10
Surety-
62%
250
Security New Haven—
Springfield Fire & Marine
260
43%
—10
:
45%
%:
Companies
122%
36
25
New York Trust
38%
HbVa
—10
'
'
Standard Accident
Fire——i-———10
Hartford
—
-
42%
—5
——
U S
45%
——100
——
JP&r
309
35%
61
100
37%
65
12%
14%
U S Guarantee--,.
69%
Westchester -Fire——
10
77%
31%
33%
75%
78%
39%
41 Va
10
11 %
12%
Morgan (J P)
New YorkA—
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust.20
34%
'
■
I.
'
'
50
100
;
Investing Companies
Bid
Ask
6.83
6.28
2.01
2.21
13%
15%
1
2.45
2.68
Group Securities—
Automobile
.
v /:
'
4.55
——
shares
5.01
4.32
10.33
Assoc Stand Oil Shares— .—2
1
4®fe
2%
3%
11.32
—5
4%
5
a-—a#
preferred—
5,18
5.70
Equipment
6.66
Food shareSA,—a—a--:—.■/!. 3.39
5.68
6.25
Merchandise shares
3.99
4.40
Mining shares—
12.73
...5.
13.69
RR Equipment
'
.
aa
19.74
.—1
;
21.34
11.20
12.28
Utility
shares
*
Trust-—
8.57
Income
—1
15, 1945
99.26
9.28
Common
137
2060
1960
Commonwealth InvestAA—a, —1
.—1
3.40
3.79
.
3lc
29C
Aviation
Corporate Trust Shares- A-l
1.95
1
Securities
'Institutional
1.84
t%s
i%s
0.55 'In
Mar
1, 1943 b0.70
1, 1943 bO.75
1, 1943
-a—
*
2s
i
2.21
—
preferred-—ia*—_—100
ACommon
1.32
14.97
2.04
11.98
4s
1946-1944
4s
...
—
105ft
106U-
1051;!
1956-1946—.-
1956-1946
mn
10753
1955-1945
3s
Jan,
3s
May 1,
1,
1.03
A 7
%
preferred
100
Cumulative Trust Shares-
Series
118
B-I.a.
25%
Scries
111
:
,
-Series
Series
15.30
•
C
D
Dividend
Eaton
I
A—2.50
-A-
Shares
25c
a—_a
2.95
4.4u
Stock
,_1
:
1
Fund—
•
16.58
7.48
8.23
12.53
13.79
'
97C
1946
107%
1077/s
1947
109
109%
Panama Canal 3s
1961
127
128"%
—•
2%S 1952—
Penn Electric 3%s, 1972—Ia—
Bid
Ask
107%
3%s
1972
a—_— —
102
Ask
106
106%
104%
Pub Serv of Okla 3%s 1971——
92%
104%
Southern Natural Gas Pipe Line
100
QQ
Macy (R H)
3%s, 1956—
99%
S'western Pub Serv 5s 1972
103
105%
105%
Virginia Public Serv 5s 1957—
Wisconsin Pwr & Lgt 3%s, 1971
108%
101%
101%
105%:
106
Quotations For U. S. Treasury Notes
1.07
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
Maturity—
Dec
8-3_:
——
;a—a—
1942
—
7Mar 15,
1943
—
Series ' S-4_————,__C——-
12.62
Jun
15,
10.30
11.35
Sep
15,
8.38
Dec
3.09
5.69
Jun
15,
15.
1944
1944
1
tioomls Sayles Mut Fund.a..
*
Sayles.Sec Fund—.10
74.28
75.80
31.10
Mar 15,
9.46
10.05
Equitable. Invest Corp (Mass) ,5
Equity Corp $3 cony pfd_A,
1
22.45
"21%
Maryland Fund Inc
—
%
100.17
100.27
100.22
1
%
%%
I
%
%%
%%'
100.11
100.29
100.24
100.13
101
99.26
100.13
32ds of a point
Maturity—
Int. Rate
Bid
7Mar 15, 1945
1%%o 100.1
tDec. 15, 1945
%%
99
tMar 15, 1946
1
%
99.4
7Dec 15, 1946
1%%
100
Certificates of Indebtedness—
7%s Feb. 1, 1943—
b0.38
70.65s May 1, 1943
— b0.56
7%s Aug 1, 1943—
— b0.7Q
7%s Nov 1, 1943
b0.81
,
,
Ask
100,3
99.2
99.6
100.2
0.34 k
0.53;;»
0.68%
1944
1945
99.24
100.11
0.79%
24.14
20%
—
Ask
100.4
100.5
100.15
100.19
100.29
7.54
16.91
__i
;
1944
7Sept. 15,
30.48
1943
100.2
100.2
100.13
1%%
1943
2.78'
15,
Marls,
1%%
%%
iya%
1
1943
7.60
Bid
Int. Rate
15,
11.45
.J."'
S-2—-J.
•
5.00
15.9i
fod/PQ
Dihpr
U S Conversion 3s—
104%
92
Lukens Steel 4%s 1952—-
24.44
16.11
i_.
Loomis
Fund
100.26
U S Conversion 3s—
£3
103%
Cent 111 Pub Serv 3%s, 1971
30.09
22.26
Knickerbocker' Fund—*5.16
& Howard—.
Balanced
B-4—...
K-2
Series
•
A —.AAA—
—A
100.23
Quotations For Recent Bond Issues
Sep
16.54
Diversified Trustee Shares—
■
1, 1944
9.23
—27.49
K-l—
Series
—,1
106
107
ft
ft
J.9.15
9.02
Scries 'B-2_a.—._—.
3.81
Delaware Fund.;—
105
1.13
17,61
—_.l
notes—..Feb
ft
105 ft
10553
1955-1945...-
3%s
3s
—Apr 15, 1944
S Housing Authority—
1%%
105
1964-1944.
100.22
100.10
100.4
76c
69c
;
::V Series-'B-3..:.—_ift "4
shares,——10
B
U
100.18
100.8
100.2
Finance Corp—
—July 15, 1943
71%
100,17
Ask
100.24
l
27c
& Forster Insurance—
Crum
0.60%
100,13
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
Keystone Custodian FundsA8%
25c
71%%
Public Service of Indiana
Investment Co
Investors Fund C—
Reconstruction
100.20
2.79
•"
Ltd—
1%S Jan. 3, 1944—
Call Jan. 3, 1943 at 100%—
0.45,^
..Feb
—a—
15c
13.92
1.80
Insurance Group shares—a.
of America—.10
1.84
2.21
ACG mod—-a—
Series
-
3%
1055
3,40
Group shares—, 10.93
.—1
ACrum & Forster common—10
2%
1015
Bid
99.28
1, 1942 b0.60
Bid
Bank Group shares.,.—
.—1'.
mod.—
Series AA
.12
77%
4.16
1.21
-.L—.a-aaa.a—aIOc
Incorporated Investors
.5
Independence Trust Shares.—.*
142
■
53%
74%
States
Federal Natl Mtge Assn—
2s
—May 16, 1943
100,4
Apr
—.
Empire Gas & Fuel 3%s, 1962—
.100
.100
Preferred
35%
172
162
25
Ask
—Dec
—!
4%s
Foundation Fund Inc
25.72
1
Chemical Fund—.——
3.77
5c
Holding Corp...—1
3.05
23.92
1
Inv Fund Ltd.
Canadian
3.12
2.52
——-a—-
A Huron
2.45
.
-w \
2.84
2.82
3.08
-
Steel shares^...a—-'-a—:
—5
5.02
2.57
,
—
Tobacco sharesA-A.A-A—a-.
5.00
4.56
,
,
shares
3.74
4.54
——
shares—a———a
shares—!
Railroad
3.00
-10
Industry Shares—
Boston Fund Inc—
Basic
Feb
100.2
Federal Home Loan Banks-
7.33
Petroleum
Century Shares
.
Electrical
Bankers Nat Investing—
A6%
5.41
—,—.
General bond shares..
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc-—
A Common
4.91
Chemical shares
10,73
-ii
6.70
shares—.
Aviation
5%
9.98
6,09
Building shares.———
.10c
Commodity Credit Corp—
%% ————May 1, 1943
tl%%
;
3.92
shares.
Agricultural
United
236
231
Bid
-10
51%
Obligations Of Governmental Agencies
Par
Ask
.1%
26%
33 %
—100
& Co
Title Guarantee & Trust-
'
-
!
Guaranty
.A.l
23%
20
■47%
'
Empire—
Bid
11 %
1210
35%
44 %
Ask
lOVa
1160
20
common-
Preferred
Continental Bank & Trust..
'
Bid
—
Manufacturers
81%
'
100
County——.
Lawyers
Kings
20
Central Hanover
——2.50
—
Par
—10
———_
—
Chemical Bank & Trust___L„,10
67%
Par
Irving
48
28%
27%
!
——
0
Ask
299
—10
—
Brooklyn
30%
46
Kid
100
—
Bankers
430
28%
———4
———10
Fire
420
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__2
U S Fire——
Insur Co of North Amcrica--_10
Homestead
56%
Bank of New York
Travelers
Home
54
91
88
Hartford Steamboiler Inspect.-lO
10
a
Manhattan Bond
Common
Fidelity
Fund
Inc
!__•'"
10c
6.85
aIOc
2.90
3.45
14.98
Mass
Investors
Trust.A
1
16.45
1:53
Mass
Investors
2d
1
7.93
8.53
4.68
5.24
Mutual
Inc.—10
8.08
8.84
lOo
1.60
United States Treasury
17.69
1.39
5
Industrial Fund,
Mutual Trust Fund
13.93
Inc,
Financial
First
Fund Inc-v
—
.
Invest
Fund—a
Fund
Rates quoted are
Fiscal Fund Inc—
Bid
Bank stock series
Insurance
stock
.a
series
Trust
Fundamental
2.57
10
3.05
3.55
Inc—
15.77
17.28
2.86
(Colo)1 series B shares...
2
Fundamental Trust Shares A,_2
B
General
3.80
.4.59,
3,51
Corp—IIIIIH*
25.50
•27.42
3.93
4.24
Investors Trust,
,_l
voting shares
Nov. 25,
2.84
.99
National Investors Corp
National
l
4.96
1.09
6.39
Dec. 30,
Dec.
Security Seriesseries.
Income
5.80
series...
3.52
5.34
Preferred stock series.
5.36
5.92
9.85
10.62
a
b0.375
0.25%
Jan.
13,
1942
b0.375
0.25%
Jan. 20,
b0.375
0.25'.
Jan.
27,
b0.375
0.25%
0.25%
0.25%
Feb.
3,
—
23, 1942
b0.375
b0.375
1942
a
1943—
——
1943
1943
1943
Feb
10,
1943
Feb.
17,
1943
—
——
!
-
bO-375
b0.375
b0.375
b0.375
b0.375
b0.375
b0.375
Ask
0.30%
0.32 %
0.32%
0.34%
0.35%
0.35%
0.35%
3.90
4.84
a—
4„a,
1942
X_aa
1942
5.36
Bid
1943
Jan, 6.
1942.;
Dec. 2,
Dec. 16,
Low priced bond series
•
_
Capital
*
25c
Dec. 9,
Bond
General
Securities—
,
Ask
Treasury bills—
7.74
l
Nation-Wide
(Md)
Shares A
Invest
1.78
10c
Fixed Trust Shares A
Foundation
.
Bills
for discount at purchase
New
England Fund
1
♦No
sCash
par
value.
sale—not
*», Odd
Included
in
lot
b Yield price,
d Deferred delivery,
r Canadian
for year,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
tin default.
A Quotations not furnished by sponsor or issuer.
sales,
range
bonds are subject to all Federal taxes.
;inese
>
Monday, November 23, 1942
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
1856
v1
'
i
t
and Investment News
General Corporation
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
♦Net
$1941
$1,733,025
$2.24
Federal income and excess proftis
-
share
Earnings per common
'After charges
taxes
and provision for
of the 1942 Revenue Act
common
stock.
^Revised.
of
shares
The
that
states
company
mondths of
for the first nine
like 1941 period.
sales
net
1942 showed an increase of 20%
tOn 755,456
1942).
in
basis
tne
(on
over the
profits taxes, or any possible readjustment of taxes which the
company may
receive under the relief sect.on of the new law."—
V.
156, p. 951.
excess
Supply Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Earnings-
Aero
Sept. 30.'42 tJun. 30,'42 fMar. 30,'42
$4,771,548
$4,236,184 $3,648,946
307,635
260,434
210,605
Quarters Ended—
sales
'Net
____
income
'After charges and
35-Cent Class
A
class
of 1942.
Federal taxes based on the Revenue Act
fRecalculated and based on the Revenue Act of 1942.
•
•
-
Dividend—
B
the
Dec.
June 27, 30 cents,
Payments during 1941 were as follows;
3, last.
23,
cent?.—V.
50
156,
preferred stock,
cumulative
Virginia—Earnings—
Alberene Stone Corp. of
Net
sales
income
__________
after all charges and taxes-——.
$0.37
Earnings per share on 65,475 shares.—,
Air Reduction Co., Inc.—Earnings—
wholly
(Including
1
—V.
Operating
$19,943,563 $14,504,904 $54,506,381 $38,918,847
14,111,487
10,199,150 38,339,614 27,068,763
_
expenses
for
Prov,
allow.
&
(less
income
Net
in¬
15,143
charges)
come
Fed.
income—
on
$5,087,125
112,998
181,862
45,012
»
bef.
income
taxes
$3,888,467 $14,195,284 $10,687,736
$5,071,982
operating income
Other
$3,933,479 $14,377,146 $10,700,734
Provision fof Fed. taxes
3,345,597
2,036,434
9,382,710
5,565,933
$1,741,528
$1,897,045
$4,994,436
i
Net income
for
Adj.
Fed,
exc.
have
156,
earned
shs.
per
—V.
$1,897,045
$4,994,436
2,713,337
2,715,137
2,713,337
$5,234,801
2,715,137
$0.6987
$1.8407
p.
$0.8020
Electric
Appliance
Subs.)
(&
Corp.
the
directors
Period—>
Sept. 30, '42
profit
$80,871
_
charges and Federal income
of
Act
1942).—V.
156,
taxes
p.
Oct. 4, '41
$99,793
22,
28t
Like
made.—V.
Alabama Tennessee
(Income
operating
Maintenance
Traffic
and
way
of
Maintenance
for
Account
Month
structures
—J-"
1
_
$167,655
33,908
13,795
—
!
___
Transportation expenses
Net
1942)
September,
equipment
expenses
General
of
______.iL—
revenues
of
;
;
,
5,175
$64,777
operating revenue
Railway tax accruals
Total
5,031
—.
$59,746
revenue
non-operating
Gross
of
freight
30
income.
income
Hire
;
cars
-
-
Drl3,903
for
$44,733
interest-
156, p. 1321.
Alabama Water Service
Co.—Earnings—
12 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Water
_____
493,648
230
$1,271,606
545,191
Crl0,281
$1,178,387
500,518
Crl7,542
44,294
515,378
,,
%
:i-_,
revs:-
oper.
Operation
*
___
expenses
charged
.
to. construction.
Maintenance
and
Retirements
ice
replacements
of
water
and
66,148
65,393
____■
income
66,012
64,966
128,276
property
General taxes
112,816
Cr22,230
87,281
taxes
\* *
'
•
Net earnings
Other
Gross
interest
__
$338,231
share
168,109
5,078
31,678
long-term debt
'
Miscellaneous deductions
4,156
22,157
♦Amortization of debt discount and expense
1;
income
Net
Dividends
paid
$154,686
on
common
ended Sept. 30. 1941,
subsequent to redemption.
purposes
of
As
years
1940
Federal
would
No
result
call
in
and
income
have
a
the
bonds redeemed
taxes
applicable
of
the
premium,
Without
for
the
deductions
discount
1942. and $17,605 in the
refunded
for
and
issue
Federal
for
periods
income
profits
v"
such
applicable
expense
deductions
the
tax
ended Sept. 30. 1942 and 1941,
$103,750 and $56,250, respectively.
tax was
deemed necessary.
(2) Provisions for Federal income taxes for the nine months ended
Sept. 30, 1942, were computed by the company - prior to the passage
the
Sept. 30—
profit
______
and discounts
and service charges
earnings (net)
——J.
Other
licenses
of America—$3
75
cents
was
Common Dividend—
17 declared a dividend of $3 per
12 to holders of record Nov.
payable Jan.
stock,
pref.
156, p.
1412.
share on the
Distribu¬
27.
1
to
holders of
■
$21,609,605 $19,371,376
Interest
debt
Aeronautics Board
ously-adopted
to Recap¬
Cut in Rates—
of
policy
on
"excess"
recapturing
renounced a previ¬
13 formally
Nov.
mail payments made to
domestic airlines over past years.
recqnt decision involving Pan
American-Grace
Airways, was formalized in a CAB decision aban¬
doning all attempts to recapture more than $4,000,000 of "excess"
earnings of American Airlines, Inc.
In explaining its policy towards recapture, the Board declared such
action is "contrary to sound public policy in view of economic uncer¬
tainties
surrounding
air
transportation
in
time of war and the
necessity of maintaining the financial integrity of the carriers."
The recapture of American's "excess" payments had been ordered
by CAB last March, in a decision which also directed a sharp reduc¬
tion in the company's future mail pay rates.
In
its present ruling the CAB vacated the recapture
order, but
ordered
a
reduction
in
American's mail pay rates, effective
from
The
reversal,
policy
indicated
in
a
April 1, 1942, which will cut more than $1,333,000 annually from the
company's mail payments.
It also strongly urged the carrier to give
"early consideration" to a reduction in passenger rates.
The CAB set a new rate of 0.3 mill per pound mile in American,
the same rate it ordered earlier in the week for Eastern Airlines, Inc.
The Board estimated that the new. rate would yield about $2,428,456
mail
pay
express
year
and that American, at present passenger and
would operate at a profit of $7,672,790 per year, in¬
but before Federal normal taxes and excess profits
per
rates,
cluding mail
of "economic
previously neces¬
sary in mail pay to permit profitable operations.
A similar state¬
ment was made with regard to Eastern Airlines, at which time the
Board indicated a belief that all domestic lines were rapidly approach¬
ing the point' where governmental subsidies could be withdrawn.—
said
self-sufficiency"
V.
156,
p.
American
and does
has
reached
now
a
state
the allowance
not require
1463.
American, British & Continental Corp.
—
Debentures
'
total
dated
Feb. 1, 1928, par and ,int.
Payment will be made at the office of J.
Henry Schroder Banking Corp., New York paying agent, 48 Wall St.,
N. Y. City, or at the office of J. Henry Schroder & Co., the London
paying agent, 145 Leadenhall St., London, E. C. 2, England. If pre¬
sented in London the redemption price shall be collectible at the buying
rate for sight exchange on New York on the day of presentation for
of
collection.—V.
Net
on
income
154,
American
p.
1373.
This
on
compares
the
stated:
320,571
$2,873,015
to common stock.—__
outstanding (shares)___
applicable
$4,265,285
2,618,364
2,618,364
share of common stock
—
$1,10
$1.63
adjustments for taxes and contingency provisions
reflected in the audited statement for the year.
tAfter deduction
per
retroactive
♦After
as
of
administrative expenses, but before deduction
selling and
plant,
of
net
income
as
include the equity in the
(50% owned or less).
not
does
above
undistributed net income of associated companies
Special Dividend—
The
directors
Nov.
on
17
declared
a
of 75 cents
dividend
special
share on the class A and class B common stocks, payable Dec.
of record Dec. 1.
The dividend is payable in shares
per
holders
17
of
preference stock at par $10, In the ratio
of one share of preference stock to each 13 1-3 shares of class A or
class B common stock, with cash to be paid in Leu of all fractional
shares of the preference stock.
On Dec. 17, 1941," a special of $1.25
was paid on the class A and class B stocks in shares of 5%
preference
cumul.
5%
company's
stock.
■
directors
Tiie
/
.
,"
■
the
declared
also
;
■■
quarterly
regular
dividend
of
15
the class A and class B common stocks and the
usual quarterly dividend of 12Va cents per share on the 5% cumul.
preference stock, all payable in cash on Jan, 2 to holders of record
Dec. 12—V. 156, p. 747.
cents
share on
per
American Distilling
Co.—Acquisition—
President, on Nov. 16 announced that this com¬
pany had acquired all of the outstanding capital stock of Ben-Burk,
Inc., maker of Old Mr. Boston beverages.
The price was not revealed.
The deal was consummated through a group of banks, it was stated.
The
former owners of
the shares were H. C. Berkowitz and Irwin
Russell
R.
Brown,
Benjamin of Boston,
Mass.—V.
156, p.
1321.
Inc.—Earnings—
American Encaustic Tiling Co.,
1939
$10,328
State taxes
and 1939, and also after Federal excess profits taxes
1940
1941
1942
3 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
profit
:
t$21,413
$26,867
$21,912
'After interest, depreciation and estimated Federal and
♦Net
in
1940,
1941,
in
1941.
tLoss.
Operations for the nine-months period from Jan. 1 to Sept. 30, 1942,
resulted in a profit of $14,408 after allowance for all charges in¬
cluding
of
taxes
interest and after adjusted
$9,600.—V. 156, p. 659.
provision for
»
American Export Lines, Inc.—50-Cent
directors
The
the
on
Like
Nov.
declared
9
a
dividend
Dividend—
of 50 cents
share
per
stock, payable Dec. 11 to holders of record Dec, 1.
paid on March 12, June 15 and Sept. 15, last,
15 and Dec. 15, 1941, as against 25 cents each on
common
amounts
and
on
Federal and State
were
Sept,
on
March 14 and June
16, 1941,—V. 156, p. 597.
American Felt Co.—$2 Common
directors
The
have
with
Dec.
notice
"With
Shares, Inc.—Smaller
declared
dividend
a
of
five
cents
Dividend—
per
share
Dec.
a
12
Dividend—
-dividend, of
to
holders
of
$2
per
record
share on the
Dec. 3.
This
Dec. 22,
with $1 per share paid on June 13, last, $2 on
and $1 each on March 12, June 13 and Oct. 1, 1941.
directors also declared the usual quarterly dividend
compares
1941,
The
per
share on the preferred stock,
15.—V. 155, p. 2090.
of $1.50
payable Jan. 1 to holders of record
American Foreign Investing
End. Sept. 30—
Operating
Corp.—Earnings—
22,225
t$l,913
$4,496
1939 '
$25,341
23,450
20,51$
$10,175
$4,826
1940
$26,722
23,417
expenses
$33,626
1941
1942
$21,503
income
'Total
'
'
■
Excess of income over
oper,
expenses
Prof. real, from sales of
(based
securities
average
on
77,704
11,209
36,378
46,158
$75,791
cost)
declaration
the
of
Prov.
—
$15,706
4,450
$46,553
12,000
$50,984
8,100
for Fed.
inc. taX_
25,487
,
on
record Nov, 16.
on-June 1, last, and
8 cents per share paid
1, 1941, and 4 cents paid on Feb. 28,
accompanying
the
payable
stock,
common
declared
have
<
stock, par $1, payable Dec. 1 to holders of
June 2 and
In
Business
directors
common
$4,585,856
415,008
stock
preferred
stock
Common
Earnings
Total
The
income taxes
contingencies
income
Dividends
9 Mos.
Corp. has called for redemption on Feb. 1, 1943, a
5%
gold debentures of the above corporation
The Equity
the
304,160
7,871,709
750,000
$3,288,023
for
Dec.
Called—
$200,000
638,945
10,600,000
750,000
___
for Federal and foreign
3,592,214
2,267,437
3,681,603
pay,
Board
The
2,651,034
depreciation-:
process development expenses___
and other charges on funded and other
and
and
Research
Airlines, Inc.—CAB Drops Plan
Mail "Excess" Pay—Orders
The Civil
_____
income
Total
Depletion
530,853
361,302
33,669
533,492
454,353
19,483
interest
Royalties,
to
outstanding
15.—V.
Dec.
American
to
the
provision- for
years
approximately
accrual for excess
to
the company had ho taxable income for
1940,
1941.
been
61,705
stock
'Including $21,341 in ,year ended Sept. 30,
Notes—(1)
$230,056
62,616
60,000
preferred stock.
year
of
distribution
a
each were
$1
ture Air
of
Dividends paid on
on
stock, payable Dec.
on
record
$434,921
157,232
income
on
$429;553
5,368
$332,973
5,258
_
(net)
income
14,
taxes.
Depreciation of electric property—:
Federal
$684,509
56,625
_
revenues
General
$756,228,.'
____
revenues
Total
1941
1942
revenues
Electric
Ice
313
__
—
available
Balance
822
—
——
Miscellaneous rents
-V.
$59,776
—_
(balance
Joint facility rent
yaid
1941,
were
June
1202.
on
156, p.
paid
156,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1942
*1941
$20,602,277 $18,445,552
operating
Note—The
50 cents per share on
15 to holders of record
June 12, last, and on Dec.
dividend of
a
made on this issue on March 21, June 12 and
Sept. 10, last. Payments during 1941 were as follows: March 21, June
10 and Sept. 10, $1 each; and Dec. 12, $3.
The directors also declared the usual quarterly dividend of $1.50 per
of
tions
the
net
amounts
The directors on Nov.
45,559
.
issue
depletion and depreciation.
4,441
expenses
Total
tNet
Dividends,
value, payable Dec.
par
no
Alutninum Co.
;
Northern RR. Corp.—Earnings
&
this
on
■
the
computed under
(in 1942
951
declared
have
while
common
Total
interest, etc.,
profits taxes.-
stock,
1941,
Nov.
Wks.End.
9 Mos. End. 40
Revenue
812,220
$1.87
$2.36
but before provision for Federal
depreciation,
common
on
record Dec. 7. This rate has been
since and including December, 1937.—V.
American Cyanamid Co.
50-Cent Common Dividend—
1145.
Earnings—
'After
$1,917,041
800,675
—__
share__—_____
per
'After
income and excess
The
the
—
—
$1.9280
share
Air-Way
♦Net
1941
$3,039,282
1,122,241
$1,502,844
inc. & exc. profits taxes
capital stock-
Earnings
$2,176,013
outstdg._
Earnings
156,
on
stock__
outstanding
consolidated net earn¬
the 5% pref, stock,
of $5 per share,
1463.
Net
1942
$5,530,456
4,027,612
Sept. 30—
;
profit
Net
Dec. 7.
and on
The company has no
1941.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Allied Mills, Inc.
Cr434.485
15,
dividend out of
a
1942,
Provision
Prov. for Fed.
21 to holders of record
share paid March 16, last,
Dec.
per
dividend policy.
directors also declared
Dividend—
dividend of 25 cents per share
a
and Dec.
15
Provision
♦Profit
bill
revenue
inc.
Net
the 1942 Revenue B.ll.
rates established in
the tax
1686.
p.
Shares of
Com.
share.
reflected
not
—V.
$904,379
t$0.68
$904,370
t$0.68
—
per
cents
for the fiscal year
9 Mos. End.
6,890,198
11,709,400
2,459,356
enactment
to
new
profit
12 Mos. Ended
made in 6 mos.
ended June 30, 1942,
of
The
ings
.
.
":,3,654,000
—
$2,874,626 $3,989,236
t$2.17
1S3.Q4
♦After
a
charge
of approximately $716,000 for retroactive wage
increases in accordance with the directives of the War Labor Board,
ton 1,259,901 shares of common stock
tOn 1,255,010 common shares.
Note—The
company
states that the previous earnings statements
tax
prov.
prior
taxes
Earnings
$5,234,801
income
on
fixed
15
14, Sept.
14, June
declared
17
payable
stock,
with
compares
March
Nov.
on
common
i
1,162,348
>
Net
Net
directors
the
p.
Steel Corp.—Earnings—
and excess
income
Fed.
profits
1,971,463
417,287
760,094
amortization
Co.—To Pay Common
American Colortype
The
1942—3 Mos.—1941
1942—9 Mos.—1941
before Fed. taxes '$4,558,370
$3,363,735 $14,584,026 $10,879,434
Profit
and
deprec.
13, stated: "Actual, earnings
past six-months' period are estimated at
resulting in the declaration by the directors
of 5 cents at the present time.
"It
is only fair
to point out that during the early part of the
period there was a larger holding of U, 8. Government bonds than
would
normally be the case;
and that current earnings are at a
higher rate than 5 cents semi-annually.
The next dividend, payable
June 1, 1943, should more accurately reflect the normal earnings of
the company."—V, 156, p. 1145.
thus
share,
per
the
for
company
$.0516
Period End. Sept. 30
sales, less discts.,
returns
951.
p.
.
corporation in a letter dated Nov.
the
payable Dec. 21 to holders of
Alleghany-Ludlum
1942—9 Mos.—1941
1942—3 Mos.—1941
Period End. Sept. 30—
Gross
156,
future."
near
The
annually
subsidiary companies)
owned
the
of
This
1941
$591,329
46,198
$0.70
1942
$577,449
24,457
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
from . the paid-in
because otherwise
and, being distributed, is no
producing income.
Second, a
more
constructive
attitude
toward
the
stock market is now war¬
ranted.
It is the opinion of the management
that while we may
see
lower prices in the near-term
future, a sustained recovery will
begin this year and the
industrial averages will close higher on
Dec.
31, 1942, than on Dec. 31, 1941.
In view of this opinion, it
is anticipated that holdings of common stocks will be
increased in
on
Net
1012.
p.
(less
$1,043,600; common (out¬
standing 6,000 shares of no par value), $600,000; long-term debt, $4,167,000; accounts payable, $20,877; customers' deposits and accrued
interest
thereon,
$35,726;
accrued general taxes, $73,515;
accrued
Federal and State income taxes, $126,305; accrued interest on longterm debt,
$13,159; miscellaneous accrued items, $13,931; customers'
advances for construction
($57,781) and unearned revenue, $75,865;
reserve for retirements and replacements of water and ice properties,
$544,940; reserve for depreciation of electric properties, $1,106,913;
property reserve, $1,291,261; miscellaneous reserve, $1,357; contribu¬
tions
in
aid of
constrmuction, $9,438; donated surplus, $531,200;
earned surplus, $173,119; total, $9,829.203.-~W. 156, p. 597.
year-end dividend of 35 cents per share has been declared on the
B stock, par $1, payable Dec. 23 to holders of record Dec. 11.
of 15 cents each were made on April 6, July 15 and
and
savings bonds
war
$101,672;
$7,756),
Liabilities—$6
Distributions
Oct.
Sheet, Sept. 30, 1942
(series F), $99,900; accounts and
reserve
for uncollectible accounts and notes
accrued utility revenues, $25,838; materials and
supplies, $89,971; prepaid taxes, insurance,
etc., $18,610i debt dis¬
count, premium and expense in process of amortization, $316,678;
miscellaneous deferred charges, $4,399; total, $9,829,203.
U. S.
receivable
notes
earnings would
capital is returned to
shareholders
•longer available for the purpose of
Assets—Utility plant
(including
intangibles), $8,782,725; invest¬
$39,588; cash, $249,582; U. S. Treasury notes, tax (series B),
$100,240;
the Dec. 1, 1942, dividend, a policy of
be followed.
This policy was decided
with
beginning
net
for two reasons.
First, any withdrawals
surplus account should be of a. temporary nature
upon
applicable to this period, when
Balance
that,
paying only
provisions will exceed
such
that
taxes
ments,
of
,,"The decline of 18% in net earnings," the report states, "is after
providing for an estimated increase in Federal taxes of 73% with
no
consideration
for
the
credit
refund after the
war
of 10% on
Net
estimated
income
MISCELLANEOUS
-
decided
of taxable net income.
It
the liability for Federal
computed as provided in
1942 Revenue Act, by approximately $15,000.
the
is
1942
$1,419,763
t$1.76
Sept. 30—
profit
INSURANCE
-
Revenue Act at a rate of 46%
1942
of
Laboratories—Earnings—
Abbott
9 Months Ended
INDUSTRIAL
-
1941.
June 1 dividend check it was
current .dividend, the directors
the
I
Net
prof,
carried
to
earned surplus acct,
Dividends
paid
'Includes
_______
$50,304
$1.1,255
$34,553
$42,884
19,508
27,595
33,360
43,365
in 1942, $2,065 in 1941 and 1940, and
dividends of $4,205
$1,033 in 1939.
'f Deficit. '
•"
'
•
"
Volume 156
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4127
Balance
r
Sheet
Sept. 30
American Hide & Leather
Assets—
Cash
1942
banks__
In
for
Receiv.
sold
securs.
Securities
owned
2,188
1,563
8,239
692,659
.
4,583
—
—
_
Accrued interest receivable
Deferred
etc
charges,
Furniture
&
(less
and
$800,325
for
res.
Reserved
1
.
r.——•
$745,060
762
been
V.
purch. but not received
payable and accrued expenses—.
Provision for Federal and general taxes—.
secur,
Common
Capital
of cost
Total
—V.
10c.)
(par
surplus
surplus
Earned
Exc.
stock
—:
.v
1
—-—-—
Ji
I''
—
—
share—
the
opinion
to
of
the
defray
$428,190
108,821
$0.09
$0.37
—,
Net
■
American Ice
842,930
1,340
Period End. Sept.
Drl21,945
Earnings
For
"After
$745,060
—V.
charges,
156,
$260,796
before Federal and
but
1942—9 Mos.—1941
$480,843
certain
State
1012,.
p.
Co.—Secondary OfferingLee, Higginson Corp. on Nov. 16 made a secondary
offering of 10,000 shares of common stock (par $10) at
$19% per share
Consolidated
Income
12 Mos. End.
$50,869
income
taxes.
16
cents
1942—Month—1941
Operating
$8,762,161
revenue
Operation
State
income
35,614,930
32,661,170
437,256
5,542,704
4,992,206
Federal
13,205,370
12,714,507
Federal
1,114,340
elec.
local,
463,827
—
of
Amortiz.
State,
3,084,112
—
-
Depreciation
——
2,802,054
——
Maintenance
$8,503,442$103,883,529 $94,341,173
ii.
1,069,733
$55,057,959 $49,263,235
plant
11,374,856
10,215,438
17,042,461
2,500,027
week
profits
2.698,958
taxes—
—
160,446
2,098,726
1,249,852
456,545
—_
Prov, for estimated increase in Federal taxes—
_
8,333
———
100,000
742.071
672,651
7,646,446
7,155,780
Net
131,334
9,498,231
465,000
Other
855,260
9,725,562
695,665
"Excess
Other
profits
1,329,553
taxes—
taxes
,
802,402
income
Total
Operating income——
Other
$2,253,096 $22,550,286 $26,975,570
$1,499,581
income
18,409
38,000
-
242,974
Int. &
net
income
other
int.
Divs.
608,242
609,721
7,302,265
27,695
36,141
458,525
Stocks-—
323,692
323,692
3,884,098
Balance
Divs.
on
$558,360
stks.—
com.
stk.
365,022
com.
$1,321,542 $11,148,372 $14,915,040
—9,366,450
& Tr.
by public,
etc.—
4,051,281
4,129,365
$4,911,252
net
and
subsidiaries—.
other
Dr2,623
sources
$4,907,140
Co.)
$4,793,752
Lt.
(Am.
of
subs,
$193,338
1,676,684
1,805,994
649,750
Consolidated
■■
$1,236,147
$5,934,075
Undistrib. net income of
subsids.
consol.
Income of
Elec.
consolidated:
Dividends
Divs.
Int.
on
75,731,000
69,808,000
69,502,000
58,153,000
58,981,000
55,518,000
54,914,000
44,359,000
45,582,000
Nov.
bds.
on
365,022
11,767,984
54,165
649,978
67,407
847,210
1,000,572
2,215
3,451
34,820
58,152
Other income
Total
Int.
—————
—
$678,902
(net)—
56,026
deducts.—
90,640
&
&
Divs.
exps.
other
pfd.
on
Bal.
"Federal
stock-—
for
earn,
income
and
Act
r
'!
cents
share
a
140,767
140,767
$1,133,108
1,689,209
of
accruals
for
on
each
the
of
share
addition
current
1,689,209
Gross
$9,037,055 $13,175,069
Sell.
&
twelve
of
stock
common
noted
overaccrual
the
to
include
months
American
above,
charges
Gas
the
of
adv.
&.
Int.
approx¬
at
share
Sept.
sales
on
share common stock.
Pursuant to authorization
11,
1942
Trust
the
Co.,
&
annum.
York,
Int.
divs.
1941
1940
$546,257
$496,303
1942
31,783
26,625
14,049
$469,805
$578,040
$522,928
$495,243
;
1939
income
Net
expenses—
bef. int.
inc.
Interest
expense
Taxes
86,589
94,668
92,198
116,562
$383,216
$483,372
$430,730
$378,681
46,989
114,336
31,054
tl9,797
43,494
f34,602
54,937
$432,519
$352,635
12,365
"Provision
Federal
for
(without
expenses
taxes.
giving
fCapital stock and sundry
effect to results of securities
.
Balance
Sept.
Sheet,
Assets—•
call
Earnings
not delivered
sold,
sec.
and divs.
609,000
—-
Investment in General Investment Corp.—
Investment in Utilitiy Equities Corp
Investment in* American Securities Corp.—_
held
Total
The 50 Pine
in
in
St.
Corp
trust————
2,821,411
—.——_
—
for securities purch., not
871,667
rec.
of
sale
to
it
interest
of
such
Excess
depr.
of
(net)
cost
of
of
of gen.
mkt.
in
secur.
sub.
at which
Common
Surplus
stock
stock
invest,
is carried
par)
($1
over
in
book
—-——
cost—
739,848
——
140,285
170,503
—
166,453
139,607
142,006
20,325,016
(10c par)
——
"Excess
(net):
of
First
American
_
book
York
cost
of
investments
Corp.,
Securities
such
$10,000,000,
at
—_
prices
company
not
exceeding
proposes
principal
over
amounts
carried
herein
$1,758,661; Utility Equities Corp., $189,847;
Corp., $49,087; total, $1,997,596.—V. 156, p. 747.
securities—
63
1,115
3,860
3,950
,
$126,752
Balance for
$122,600
107,511
112,471
,
preferred stock and surplus
Note—Provision
has
been
made
is
for
in
Federal
normal
accordance
considered
'
the
for
tax
' •/.'
^
surtax
and
Revenue
Federal
'v',./
$15,089
$14,281
income
with
necessary
156, p. 395.
for
1942
1942.
of
Act
No
profits
excess
tax.—V.
■■
Armstrong Rubber Co*—Year-End Dividend—
directors
The
class
the
on
Dec.
have
A
Dec.
declared
class
and
1.
Similar
1941,
15,
B
and on Dec.
20,
payable
154,
$1,027,320
428,492
taxes
taxes
$1
15
per
share
holders
of
classes
to
both
on
on
1050.
p.
-Earnings-
1942—Month- -1941
expenses—,
of
Dec.
made
were
1940.—V.
___
revenues
dividend
year-end
a
stocks,
distributions
Arkansas Power & Light Co.-
1942- -12 Mos.—1941
$1,267,201 $13,245,868 $11,930,791
551,727
5,799,159
4,831,801
179,768
128,166
1,608,919
65,233
87,433
856,155
832,724
169,000
113,000
1,476,000
1,279,000
$184,827
$386,875
$3,505,635
51,619
979
195,074
$3,436,270
11,218
——
income
1,550,996
ap¬
on
Other
capital
1941
$32,983
$3,447,488
1,764,009
1,763,690
18,890
230,556
232,150
construct.
Cr9,631
Cr577
Cr46,538
Crll,625
$79,260
$222,524
$1,752,682
$1,463,273
chgd.
to
income
949,265
"Includes
month
to
for
Federal
taxes
of
$514,008
$61,463
the
for
current
and
tional
provisions
949,265
$803,417
A-———J"
Balance
$475,996 for the twelve months ended Sept. 30, 1942, addi¬
amounts required
under the Revenue Act of 1941.—
V. 156, p. 1322.
■;■■.
the
Artloom
The
the
1942
1,
This
last.
156,
p.
no
with
Payments
12'/2
is
after
income
Arundel
taxes
of
after
Profit
but
Corp.—Earnings—
1942—3 Mos.—1941
of
20
1941
were
15
of
Dec.
Jan.
10,
on
record
May: 25
on
follows:
and
share
per
holders
paid
as
cents;
'
cents
10 to
each
cents
2,
Sept.
and
31,
25
25
cents.
v
Corp.—Earnings—
9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
period
15
during
cents;
953.
dividend
a
value, payable Dec.
par
compares
May 10,
—V.
declared
have
stock,
common
23.
$0.70
Corp.—Declares 20-Cent Dividend—
directors
Nov.
1012.
p.
$3,700,709
147,017
19,836
applicable to
preferred stocks —A.
stock.
for the
$387,854
146,981
and
$50,244
"$0.46
:
profit
/■Li:.;
1942
;
$236,446
deduct..
int.
Sept.
of
______
mtge. bonds-
Inter,
cents;
depr.,
before
1941
etc.,
Federal
income
3
1942
1940
1939
$771,242
$1,063,298
:
&
taxes—
$1,493,427
$994,877
September profit before Federal and State income taxes
1942—9 Mos.—1941
t923,689
123,017
—__
$301,373
$142,404
$609,838
$233,213
$0.5'8
$0.27
$1.17
was $373,147
September, 1941.
Current assets as of Sept.
30, 1942, amounted to $5,721,619 and
current
liabilities
were
$2,688,607, comparing with $3,864,656 and
$1,480,847 respectively on Sept. 30, 1941.
The company reports that volume of work on hand is $17,286,557
against
$114,665
in
$0.45
$356,230
Net
profit
Federal
JAfter
other
excess
depreciation,
Notes—(1)
reduction
40%.
the
before
Federal
tax
profit
taxes,
for
the
realized
in
the
■
above
subsidiaries
extent
for
reserve
•/.: •*'/:
-
foreign
the
but
S.
six
the
and
contingencies.
1942
reflected
months
from
the
45%
The
year-end
Dec.
4.
dividend
stock,
Similar
and June 30,
no
par
of
$1
respective
periods includes earnings
transactions in foreign countries
156, p. 1145.
distributions
Co.—$1 Common Dividend—
per
value,
share
payable
were
has
Dec.
made
21
on
been
to
V.
156,
p.
this
last; on May 1 and Aug. 15, 1941, and
SEC
on
Nov.
affiliate,
declared
holders
issue
on
on June
of
on
the
record
March
14
29, 1940.—
for
$2.25
156,
1146.
p.
its approval
Up—
of Nov. 10 granting the
of
an
cash,
plus
&
RR.,
entire issue of $1,000,000
its
was
taken
on
because
Co.
N.
to
Island
and
to redeem,
collateral 4% bonds of 1952.
Y.
Public
Service
rescinded
its sub¬
at $105,
This action
also
of $1,050,000 to
enable latter
Commission
requested
a
the actions approved by the SEC.
The SEC on Nov.
Edison
the
interest,
accrued
advance by Staten
Richmond Light
to
sell
10 reserved decision
$3,602,000
principal
on
a
proposal by Metropolitan
amount
of
4%%
Associated
Electric Co. bonds, refunding series, due April 1, 1956, to the Associated
Electric Co. for $1,548,860, plus accrued interest, because the Penn¬
sylvania
V.
156,
Public Utility
1464.
Commission
has
not
ruled
on
the
matter.—
p.
1321.
directors
per
17 rescinded
$955,460
approval
sidiary,
Associated
The
satisfactory.—V.
permission to acquire $2,222,000 of its own 4%% bonds of
1953, from Sta,ten Island Edison Corp., an Associateed Gas & Electric
its
dollars.—V.
American Ship Building
A
continues
company
hearing
common
outlook
Associated Electric Co.—Bond Purchase Held
possible
"
.
from
and
U.
first
cover
etc.
The net profit in the third quarter of
of
■
Net
from
to
contingencies,
tlncludes $240,000 to
profit taxes and special reserves for
22,194,672
$19,095,053 $19,423,420
45,580
63
1,697
debentures.
—;—$467,328
inc. and
American
Total
42,199
charges——
income
Net
$1,533,527
over
General
$173,308
Dividends
13,956
"Rrl.997,596 Drl,645,541
Investment Corp.
Preferred
77,975
2,600,000
3,753
$174,571
A
___
long-term debt—.
on interest—_________
reacquired
on
Int.
88,247
owned Dr4,936,278 Dr4,313,206
cos.
Loss
-v
$230,651
(2)
__
investment
amount
$1.63
"165,955
to
93,568
carrying amount
Excess
$42,770
3,400,000
(secured)
—
Unreal,
::
Co.—Earnings—
profits taxes—_
exc.
354,716
Accounts pay., accrued expenses & taxes—
Reserve
$4,111
805,608
General Investment Corp.
t Profit
"Includes
offer to purch. pfd. stk. of
payable to banks
$503,780
1
$19,095,053 $19,423,420
Amt. payable under settlement agreement
Notes
$2.03
Prov. for Fed.
1
_
—
Amts. payable under
$628,263
$0.56
out
Period End. Sept. 30—
1,125,545
Liabilities-
Accounts payable
$173,768
Earns, per com. share—
1,698,316
1,115,164
1
$169,555
2,218
______
interest
State
13,139,768
1
—___
$172,353
Net oper, revenues—
Other income (net)
American Safety Razor
2,649,665
53,546
taxes——
"v;
85,917
8,931,039
11,433
45,977
———
assumed
$552,460
4,718,489
41,250
11,807
local
on
31,297
38,648
609,000
$0.97
for
of
156,
147,534
28,112
58,112
"Federal
as are obtainable within a period of
approxi¬
If at the end of such time there remains as much
shares
net
$493,262
'
taxes
Other
of bonds
share
$113,500.—V.
20,332
48,550
rec———
General market securities at market quotations
Invest, in First York Corp. com. stock—
Investment
1941
$740,145
———
for
receivable
Accounts, interest
Cash
Note—The
23,429
taxes———
Property retirement
propriations
,f
after all charges and taxes—__
per
1941
$469,833
41,250
income
Interest
a
tenders
71,664
and
$3,
15,
135,668
116,500
577,000
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
Net profit
1941
$493,278
revenues
134,756
44,767
has outstanding $41,153,000 face amount of
gold
debenture bonds, 6% series due 2016, $3,780,000 face amount of South¬
western Power & Light Co. 6%
gold debenture bonds, series A, due
2022—latter issue having been assumed by American—V.
156, p. 1686.
taxes.
during
23,019
operating revenues
income (net)—
Gross
company
trans¬
to
paid
Cr28,500
set
exclusive
The
on
10
were
1942
.
income
and
Other
unexpended
for
amount
:
30
1942
banks—
in
Accounts
60,062
38,000
$300,978
amount
Dec.
$470,260
.
—
Period End. Sept. 30—
profits tax
has
share
per
amount
deprec., renewals and replacements.
Operating
Operating
Federal
1942
SEC
"On
Consolidated
30—
61,188
293,000
$2
payable
same
_
Federal
Other
$755,036
13,261
$200,000
as
actions).
Cash
for
State
&
American Pulley
fOver
45,426
$1,859,030
income
mately six months.
$283,525
——
income—
of
24,596
$243,331
"40,218
$321,891
exp.
——
—
t Excess
$693,848
miscell.
.
to
Total
Operating
$1,813,604
cash disct.
Fed.
of
stock,
the
Corp.—Earnings—
Sept.
'
revenues
Federal
hearing for Nov. 24 on the application of com¬
pany to employ up to $10,000,000 to purchase in the open market, at
prices not exceeding face amount thereof, exclusive of accrued interest,
$481,193
29,146
$218,735
American Power & Light Co.—Would Buy Bonds—
of such
$440,660
150,971
profit
The
Subs.)
bonds—
on
debt
of
Maintenance
573,705
282,530
1571.;'!:::>
entered into a contract with Empire
that the trust company will render
stocks—
on
earned
Ended
revenues
Gross
Net
.
Income—
Cash
Power
Months
Total operating
Operating expense
$1,418,524
429,002
71,505
Net prof, per sh. (approx.)
—V. 156, p.
r-V
Sept, 30 (Incl.
$2,525,136
234,006
$1,203,874
exc. prof, tax "(net)_
Cancell.
of prev, prov.
for
est.
spec.
10%
to the corporation at a fee of $34,000 per
Earnings for 9 Months Ended
$524,246
106,383
"/
providing
advisory service
Oct. 4,'41
$4,720,053
$9,953,788
116,200
surtax——
for
Prov.
by stockholders at a meeting held on Aug.
has
corporation
New
investment
.■
Sept. 30,'42
$1,964,836
dividend
a
preferred
Dividends
Aug.
Arizona
9
Electric
Inc.—Earnings—
$1,216,239
and
for
tax
preference in liquidation of $50 per share and accrued dividends, $4.35
per
the
on
1.
—_—.—<-
3,301,529
deductions
Prov.
1942 were equivalent to approximately
preferred stock and, after deducting
30,
convertible
15,
Dec.
12 and Nov. 17, this year.
Payments
as
follows:
April 30 and June 20, $2 each; Aug.
15, $5.—V. 156, p. 1464.
Net
7,428,652
—'
funded
on
notes pay.,
a
assets
per
record
declared
18
accumulations
of
April
on
Co.—$2 Accrued Dividend—
Nov.
on
rates
on
$1,426,457
income
excess
$86.73
of
holders
1736.
1,440,590
exps,__
opers._—
income
Total
tax
non-recurring
net
based
are
156, p.
4,180,214
sales
on
from
Profit
American General Corp.—Quarterly Report—
The
directors
provision
expenses—
admin.
&
Other
reduction in taxable income due to the 1940
subsidiary. Tax charges for the twelve months ended
Sept. 30, 1941, have been reduced by a non-recurring credit of ap¬
proximately $440,000 due to, the same 1940 refinancing.-—V. 156, p. 1321.
a
74,865,000
1736.
p.
American Woolen
The
record
$970,000 which apply to that part of the calendar year of
1941 prior to Sept. 30, and credits of approximately $180,000 resulting
refinancing of
$1.88
(incl.
depl.)—
profit
&
Gen.
imately
from
$5,225,413
period
Oct. 4,'41
$5,606,671
—
sales
deprec.
profits taxes for the nine months ended
excess
In
current
Sept. 30,'42
sales—.
Cost
of
Co.
156,
account
3Mos.End. 16Wks.End. 9Mos.End. 40Wks.End.
Period Ended—
Net
1942, recently enacted. This overaccrual, which will
adjusted in October, has been determined after giving effett to the
excess
profits tax post-war refund, and is equal to approximately
11
14—__
—V.
Sinking fund appropriation
be
Electric
for
American Machine & Metals,
Sept. 30, 1942, are about $500,000 in excess of the requirements of the
Revenue
taxes
income
prescribed by the Revenue Act of 1941.—V.
$1,446,565 $12,680,380 $16,966,603
79,762
848,896
963,656
92,928
1,105,220
1,138,669
$391,468
stk.
com.
—■
share of common stock—
per
.
Taxes
804,486
$5,129,589
$1.85
—___——
992,840
64,163
advs.___
9,366,450
54.165
.
804,486
balance
Note—Federal
.
&
7—
Nov.
Taxes
Consolidated
.v..'
Earnings
stks.
com.
preferred stock
on
$3,147,056
■
.
pfd. stocks
on
$1,781,922
$1,321,542
Gas &
subsids.
fr.
Co.
Dividends
$193,338
-
Amer.
1938
45,045,000
44,293,000
$6,029,899
(Am. Lt. & Tr. Co.)„
income
net
the last
1939
568,847
———————
$3,147,056
$1,321,542
for
energy
1940
•
55,645,000
Net
consol
output of electric
1941
54,923,000
Undistrib. net income
Amer. Gas & Elec. Co.—
weekly
1Q4.9
,1942
57,061,000
Other
:
Total expenses and taxes
table of
follows:
58,570,000
Prov.
of
income
divs.
1941,
$4,796,375
company-
$1,026,935
11,767,984
$1,781,922
of
from
Inc.—Output—
67,999,000
226,766
Dr4,112
4,228,890
1942,—V. 156, p. 952.
69,304,000
$8,925,740
826,787
for
earn,
held
•_______———______
Subsidiary investment
Income
Bal.
148,759
securities
30,
$8,698,974
$8,962,533
7,330,546
pfd.
on
$8,813,774
(net)
on
ended June
quarter
75,084,000
Gas
$2,291,096 $22,793,260 $27,301,264
$1,517,989
debt-—
deducts.—
&
operations——
325,693
——
funded
on
utility
earnings—;
divs.
Balance
Gross
Int.
from
for
74,554,000
Dec.
earnings
a
31—
9,376,939
acquis, adjust.
of
years
were
——
"Federal income taxes—
cents
24—_
4,674,340
165,202
taxes——
excess
$1.80
$72,893.
14
to
This compares with $411,627
September quarter of previous year and $87,389
in
share
a
WeekEnd.
2,602,111
__
—_____________
taxes
taxes
income
equal
2,314,194
3,843,233
4,857,373
_____
etc.,
etc.,
was
Oct.
1941
18,859,019
Maintenance
taxes,
profit
Output of electric energy of the electric properties of this
company
ended Nov. 14, 1942, totaled 74,865,000
kwh,, an increase
of 7.72%
over
the output of 69,501,700 kwh. for the
corresponding
-Earnings
1942
v"
operating revenues——
Electricity and gas purchased for resale
1942—12 Mos.—1941
income
net
Oct.
Sept. 30—
Depreciation
Period End. Sept. 30—
(& Subs.)
Total
Subsidiaries consolidated
share
a
Comparative
Subsidiary operating companies—
Account
the
1942,
for the week
,
American Light & Traction Co.
Electric
&
30,
$969,784
$0.89
—
Sept.
Federal
_
_
$480,161
share.
,
539,990 shares of capital stock.
on
cents
five
Gas
__
w
ended
1941
$9,458,820 $14,030,023
800,161
2,113,784
320,000
436,000
708,000
_
American Water Works & Electric Co.,
1942—3 Mos.—1941
$481,143
•
_
___:
taxes—
common
quarter
depreciation,
Corp., below.- -V. 152, p. 1579.
Co.—Earnnigs—
—
1942
.......
taxes—
—_
per
the
77
or
Sought-
or
& Film
30—
"Profit
156, p. 1012.
American
profit.
after
,
See General Aniline
Federal
Federal normal taxes
Federal excess profits
9,055
$800,325
before
$278,323
management sufficient reserves have
taxes payable under existing laws.—
all
Co.—Earnings—
—
Profit
149,866
$108,821
—
American I. G. Chemical Corp.- -Tenders
8,668
.<
7,681
713,347
16,594
17,276
—■
—-——~
$217,641
——-
common
Stove
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
sales
Net
share
$2,599
2,412
42,548
.—
market val. of securs. owned-
over
-
$255
2,623
—
Accounts
taxes—
__——
aside
set
1941
156, p. 1203.
Liabilities—
Pay. for
repairs,
depreciation,
other than |nc, taxes
income
profit
Earnings per
American
1942
after,
exps.
for
Net
Note—In
Total
Co.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
profit
1,082
for deprec.)-—
res.
Operating
378
752
1,030
-
fixtures
Ended
696,434
6,122
receivable
Months
3
$33,583
delivered——
not
but
Miscellaneous accounts
1941
$96,011
:
—
1857
share
Telephone
on
on
Nov.
the
holders of record Dec. 15.
18
&
Telegraph Co.—Usual Div.—
declared
capital
the
stock,
usual
par
quarterly dividend
$100, payable Jan. 15
ended
Nov.
to
group
1922.—V. 156, p. 1464.
13
was
Dividends at the annual rate of $9
per share
have, been paid regularly since and including
units
156,
Gas
&
Electric
trustees of Associated Gas
The
of
or
p.
net
electric
Co.—Weekly Output—
& Electric
output
of
the
Corp. report for the week
Associated
Gas
&
Electric
129,072,150 units (kwh.).
This is an increase of 9,143,895
7.6%
above production of 119,928,255 units a year ago.-^V.
1737.
Gas
Associated
Electric
&
of
interests
Associated
trustees
system,
Speaking
of the reorganization of
advised Judge Vincent L.
speedy consummation
a
Nov.
on
13
railroads
York,
in
the
S.
U.
Court,
District
District
Southern
of
Such
a
by the B. & O. for 1942 delivery,
Net
anticipation
1686.
carried forward under the Public Utility Holding
Company Act.
Thus, reorganisation would be possible without the
necessity of prior completion of an integration program before reor¬
V.
ganization.
It was indicated that the trustees would follow, as far as
possible, original integration plans.
The Federal Court on Nov. 13 referred to Special Master Frederick
E.
Crane
certain
issues
of
a
proposed compromise
of
differences
plan
would
be
1942
system's
order
The
,
parties
holders
security
authorized
Judge
Crane
conduct
to
It
estates
may
with
modifications
such
the
as
trustees of
court
The
the
City
the
Ohio
Ohio, all
of Bowling Green,
Service
Public
Northern
Northeastern
from
trustees of
the
authorized
also
Water
Cq.
Electric
&
Deferred
Associated Utilities
charges
to
pursuant
to
Notes
operations
to
for
profit
Dec,
Federal
for
Reserve
stock,
the
156,
1941—V.
1014.
p.
zank
income
Total
1,000
Deprec.
earnings
-1.
holds
Corp.
156,
A
stock,
common
like
amount
—V.
156,
cents
40
payable
and
1,
last,
and
$6,062,105
$2.59
Beattie
S. S. Lines (& Subs.)—
West Indies,
Atlantic Gulf &
revenues-
to
mated
in
be
1942.
(2,461,902
Borg-Warner Corp.).
stock
outstanding
;
Net
oper.
Taxes
2,494,534
6,237,314
11,442,382
$1,369,944
$1,702,230
$3,462,707
revs._
other
and
profits
Operating
produced
$586,093
$744,388
f
386,480
-
384,173
>
and other current expenses
Operating profit
Non-operating revenue
$199,613
.
excess
income
Provision
491,657
331,161
174,472
71,277
Inventories
1,961
1,632
$201,574
$362,046
37,500
,
—
taxes
for
$737,911
$1,195,472
$1,371,069
14,043
142,475
Net
$2,971,050
32,818
income
35,558
expenditures
the
Note—In
Gross
income
$770,729
$1,209,515
$1,513,544
expense
70,255
79,415
215,994
Goodwill,
$268,846
3,843
<
$700,474
$1,130,100
$1,297,550
213,336
466,419
ciation.—V.
made for
allowance has been
900,292
9 Mos. End.
Operating
Gross
profit
Provision
and
for
deprec.)
profits
excess
Liab-ilitiesrrr-
-
$1,067,990
$531,928
L
Balance
statement
above
the
includes
$3,091,869
$1,163,785
earnings
subsidized
on
operations of the New York and Cuba- Mail Steamship Co. (a wholly
owned subsidiary of Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Steamship Lines)
before
provision
one-half
of
of
for recapture by the U. S.
the profits in excess of 10%
Maritime Commission
on the capital neces¬
employed in the subsidized operations (the amount of such
of profits to be limited by the total amount of subsidy
as provided in the Merchant Marine Act.—V. 156, p. 1737.
sarily
recapture
received)
Net
Atlantic Rayon Corp.—10-Cent Common Dividend—
directors
The
Dec.
1.
June
25,
cents
Similar
last,
Feb.
able
to
1
of
par
and on
share
per
dividend
a
$1, payable Dec. 21
payments were made on this
March
1,
10
cents
per
share
Income
62 V*
pay¬
quarterly
dividend
Interest
Carl
announced Nov. 13 that the Transamerica Corp., which controls the company, had offered to purchase
all common class A and B stock now held by the public at $40 a share
B.
Robbins,
President,
for class A and $12 for class B.
There
america
Mr.
The
and 45,465 of class A.
80,160 of class B but none of the class A.
112,000
are
owns
Robbins
said
offer, he said,
shares
the
of
class B
condition that
holders accepted the proposal.—V.
Baltimore
116th
The
156,
Ohio RR.—1942
&
Trans-
preferred stock was not involved in the offer.
was on
p.
specified number of stock¬
a
660.
annual
president Roy
that
after
B.
White briefly reviewed 1941 operations, pointing
payment of all fixed charges, including con¬
estimated that gross
He
revenues
for
1942
will be $301,575,000,
with
operating expenses of $202,535,000, and that after providing for taxes,
amortization, and all fixed charges, including contingent interest, net
income
will
be
the
deliberations
terms
of
the
Fact Finding Board in
1941
$15,500,000 additional wage cost for the current year,
increase
ized
in freight
will ampunt
and that the
and passenger rates, and in other charges, author¬
during
the fore part of 1942 by the Interstate Commerce Com¬
will yield an adidtional revenue of $10,750,000.
Under Public
Law No. 729, enacted by Congress on Oct. 2, and the executive order
of the President of the United States, placing the administration of
mission,
the
law
wages
the
under
the
and salaries
Federal
economic
on
6,653
6,872
$7,593,456
$7,047,113
705,180
now
all adjustment of
subject to the approval of
director,
$15,579,000
as
income
compared
taxes
at
taxes
paid in 1939.
$33,542,000 is
an
taxes for
an
increase
with last year, and estimate of total 1942
of $22,559,000 compared with total
increase
1942 is $18,383,000,
10,882,397
25 588,225
2.2,763,546
{1,773,282
873,530
$8,820
...
.
.
stock.
$4,271,684
$4,703,493
the
13,019,102
11,437,683
9,718,217
on
Common
Shs.
(net)
627,035
44,103
178,069
281,259
281,259
275,223
2,544,168
2,893,736
3,125,235
3,125,235
dividends.——
surp. Sept. 30 $14,294,611
2,314,989
$1.72
capital stock
States
dollar
$1.90
_
and
tax,
equivalent at
Consolidated
Sept,
Balance
30,
Other
$5,757,603
77,920,782
9,354
13,071
40
97,937
1,087,501
382,737
;
—
253,453
47,852
51,091
—
Total
$80,045,027 $85,187,837
Liabilities—Notes
payable
Federal
$5,700,000 $17,025,000
-
.
income
Other
taxes—
current
§4,098,329
liabilities
payable
2(4%
debentures
2%%
due
debentures
1945
Prior
7,500,000
;
,
stock
7,500,000
16,617,860
stock
surplus
16,585,168
6,167,819
14,294,611
tAfter
in
and
and
by
2,317,404
reserve
1941.
1941,
for
in
1942
doubtful
and
notes
2,314,989
of
in
(The)
the
for
week
•
:
/;
ended
«
15, ,1941,
Nov.
-
•
'
depreciation reserves of
§Includes capital stock taxes.
stock taxes.
""Represented by
317,404 common shares.—V. 156, p. 1465.
Best Foods, Inc.—Now
a
common
Corp.-^-Year-End
stock,
no
year-end
a
par
value,
dividend
of
payable Dec.
Dividend—
30
cents
per
11 ,to holders
Payments already made dur'irtg the current year
Janl 2, 40 cents; April 2 and July 1, 30 cents each,
27'
Nov.
follows:
1,
declared
have
40
cents.
4
'
'
~
,
*'"
*
.
'
quarters,
the company paid regular dividends of
and, in addition, the following year-end dividends
Dec. li, 1941, 20 cents, and Dec. 10, 1940, and Dec.
preceding
1941
in
no
par
1942
$598,490
paid:
1939,
40 cents each.—V.
com¬
156,
p.
1014.
■,
Terminal Co.—Files Plan of Reorganization—
Boston
Company, on
Nov.
18 filed a plan of reorganization with the Intenthe Federal District Court at Boston.
Commerce Commission and
classed as tentative, inasmuch, as exact terms of the
revamping cannot be decided upon until the charges which railroads
using the terminal are to pay are. determined, it was said.
The
.Terminal is jointly owned and used by the New York New Haven &
Hartford and system lines, and the Boston & Albany, leased line of
,the New York Central.. All. the roads except the Boston & Albany are
.undergoing reorganization.
The Boston Terminal's capitalization consists of $15,155,000 of first
The
«
plan
was
.
mortgage .bonds—$13,992,000
vof
of first 3»/2s due in 1947 and $1,163,000
($100 par) capital stock,<
payment in cash of $20, on
4s due in 1940—and 5,000 shares
' reorganization plan proposes the
first
The
,each $1,000- of bonds, and the issuance pf new first/mortgage aggre¬
gating $14,851,90(1.
Ascertain percentage pf the new bonds would be
fixed" interest bearing-" obligations, yielding 3%i-.and the remainder
would
deferred interest bonds."
These latter bonds would begin
interest at 3% when the fixed interest bonds were paid off
operation -of a sinking fund.
The percentage pf the total
made fixed interest bonds would depend upon the terminal user
be
"bearing
through
issue
charges.to be paid by the owning railroads.
These charges have
'not yet been determined and will not .be settled upon until the New
-Haven reorganization has been completed.
k
The plan also provides for cancellation of the Terminal's capital
stock and the issuance of 500 new shares with a par value of $100
to
be
distributed to the preesnt owners.—V. 154, p. 1697; V. 155,
p.
2003.
•
Boston Wharf
Wholly-Owned Sub¬
sidiary of Hecker Products Corp.—See under latter
pany, below.—V. 156, p. 1413.
each,
cents
state
•
and
in 1942
Jllneludes excels
5,322 preference
$5,856,127
{After
capital
,
f
14,071,687
JDr4,708,638
$80,045,0?7 $85,187,837
$543,984 in
shares
12,500
6,167,819
stock
$5,241,830
and
589" 47 7
12,500
of subs. cos._;
surplus
"Represented
profits
9,848,000
9,652,000
securs.
Total
shares,
5,000,000
619,670
preference
Earned
__
income
"Common
Paid-in
(1943)—
'
4,186,784
5,000,000
—
985,522
4,206,742
9,484,000
Employees' thrift accounts—
Notes
H3,215,880
1,400,135
j
as
were
*8,
100,446
1,258,451
fixtures
charges
assets
record
13,106
,
_________
and
kwh.
,
3,855
receivable
;
——
estate
{Furniture
'
Herald-Traveler
~the
on
reccird
In
1941
72,861,070
and account
share
"of
30
$5,374,554
—
Deferred
holders of
the
directors
land Oct.
Sept.
tInstalment notes receivable
Investments
of.8.3%.'
for
Boston
were
1940.
Sheet,
1942
Miscellaneous notes
50 cents per share
15 tp
Co.—Output Up 8.3%—
29,198,000
with
increase
Output
The
profits
excess
Assets—
Cash
Dec.
preceding week ended Nov. 7, 1942, was 31,901,009
kwh., an increase of 3.7% as.compared with the corresponding weejc
last year.—V. 156, p. 1738.
.
2,314.939
$1.91
2,314,989
$1,51
share
tax of $1,070,100 in
1942 and $509,611 in 1941.
tIncludes capital stock tax.
{Unrealized
loss in connection with stating Canadian assets and liabilities at the
United
dividend of
>
2,000,000
"Includes
a
payable
$25,
output of this company, as reported to the Edison Electric
for the week ended Nov. 14, 1942, was 31,607,000 kwh., as
compared
an
$14,071,687 $12,556,614 $10,944,657
stock out-
standing
per
declared
16
par
with $2 per share each paid on June 15, last,
June 14 and Dec, 15, 1941..-^V.. 155, p. 1117.
; .:
Boston Edison
58,883
279,103
common
Nov.
stock,
This compares
Net system
$17,744,917 $17,290,785 $16,141,176 $14,403,998
dividends
chgs.
Preferred
on
common
30.
Nov.
$4,685,781
14,451,176
surplus
directors
The
■on
156, p. 1738.
Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
Borne Scrymser
.
$3,293,740
surplus Jan. 1__
§Includes U. S. tax notes.-—V.
shades in 1941.
503,327
1,201,997
25,855
.
$86,618,765 $66,954,730
deprecation.
{Includes 125,184 shares of Borg-Warner com¬
{Represented by 2,461,902 shares in 1942 and 2,461,899
"After
mon
-4,390
$6,416,960
561,519
*2,616,593
-
Government.
Estimate of Federal
of
stabilization
the railroads is
2 ,000,000
10, 882,397
Total ——
9,509,974
*3,266,830
income
Net
Earned
Deferred
$34,065,000.
under
937,117
Earned
$6,412,570
charges
""Treasury
the
9,630,481
$7,040,241
/
Fed. inc. taxes
income
from
to
10,931,635
$7,586,803
$7,434,099
Minority Interest in
this,
100,057
1.309,438
—
maintenance fund—.
„———;»
——.—
for
contingencies—
and capital surplus
—
surplus
'
Paid-in
8,868
of the modification plan, the company
could add $7,539,000 to the capital fund and would appropriate $19,894,500 to the sinking fund, leaving a balance of $6,631,500 available
for working capital and other corporate purposes,
Mr.
White estimated that the increase in rates of pay resulting
Of
67,062
263,570
income-
to
reserves.
Reserve
1939
expenses,
tingent interest, due to the end of the year, reimbursement to treasury
of $5,690,337 for capital expenditures,
and payment of $3,554,502 to
the sinking fund created by the B. & O. modification plan, the bal¬
ance of
$1,184.834<iwas used to strengthen working capital.
etc
taxes,
433,451
.and
Real
Earnings Estimated—
meeting of the stockholders of this company was
held on Nov. 16, with more than 32% of the yoting stock represented
'either in person or by proxy.
out
1940
•
11.759,267
expense
for
Prov.
Other
Earnings
Axton-Fisher Tobacco Co.—Offer to Stockholders—
$12 309,510 $12,309,495
34 074,551
18,652,680
—-
———
Federal
Special
(& Subs.)—Earnings
1941
>
$7,425,232
1-
income
income
Earned
of
usual
$2.50
credits
Institute
1940.
the
declared
the
on
$86,618,765 $66,954,730
'.
:
—
payable,
;
credits
Gross
Surp.
on
to holders of record
issue on Feb. 16 and
cumulative prior preferred stock,
holders of record Jan. 22.—V. 155, p. 2179.
also
directors
The
declared
have
stock,
common
775,400
•
stock
Accounts
$19,184,499 $18,518,437 $16,670,722 $15,922,544
u_^
oper.
Total
the
1,488,82&
.
———————
——
$ Common
520,317
600,185
275,446
186,201
1942
Sept. 30—
income
doubtful loans and
for
inc.
taxes
2,045,343
.
716,385
—:
Oper. exps. (incl. prov.
$3,612,187
$1,763,969
$1,343,436
$718,129
_—.—_
Fed.
Note—The
etc.— -
'
depre¬
156, p. 511.
Beneficial Industrial Loan Corp.
$2,711,895
17,655
profit
(net)
oper.
profit
-——-
—_———1,344,391
1—
patents,
Deferred
figures no
294,714
Net
11,931,068
18,126,019
Refrigerator
$3,006,609
Interest
"
$164,074
1,558
_
above
§4,804,638
16,529,767
21,009,749
93,200
:zi;
profit
Capital
13,666,946
5,379,767
2,052,944
deferred charges*———3,417,043
-Prepayments and
1941
't
19,99!,854
_
_1—
—„
1
"
Total
Income
Other
Gov't contracts—
on
Marketable -• securities .
c———~:
Notes and accounts receivable, etc,^
$360,214
*
payments
Advance
tlnvestments
Total
taxes
Other
metals
oper.
Fed.
than
income
from
batiks
in
1^42
$16,176,862 $13,065,355
1,051,134
plant and equipment_____—
plant facilities—-— ____—___________
and'on hand-————-A-—j
"Special
■Cash
167,510
19,419,246
$809,188
depreciation)
cluding
income
1941
-
34)
r
,t
"Property,
•
163,325
.
Sept.
Sheet,
Balance
Assets*"—*-
1942
^
$2.72
the amount applicable under the newly
{On 2,336,718 shares of $5 par common
shares less 125,184 shares owned by
of
excess
'enacted Revenue Act of
(Quebec)—Earnings—
milled
ore
Development,
(in¬
expenses
Net
$7,607,258 $13,144,612 $22,881,953
$3,303,722
_
Ton s
1942—9 Mos.—1941
1942—3 Mos.—1941
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
Operating
Gold Mines
Quarter Ended Sept. 30-
$6,3$0,93.0
*
of
deduction
Consolidated
Earnings—
8,159,050
factory, administrative and selling expenses,
but before deduction of depreciation, amortization and sundry charges.
"{Taxes for 1942 were based on 1941 rates plus 25%, which is esti¬
been declared on
record Nov. 19.
A
preceding quarters.
in
{21,951,571
share.:—______—
common
252,410
.
\
-
taxes-'—.——.
after
per
255,220
Canadian
and
1,278,713
1,78.5,239
charges-
profits taxes—_________
excess
income
Net
599.
p.
509,081
1941
$30,054,134 $ 16,041; 103
equipment——_
Federal
estimated
for
JEarnings
for
interest
has
holders of
30 to
Oct.
on
share
per
Dec.
607,934
.
-r—-—_
on plant &
and sundry
sales
on
"After
of
paid
was
this
purchase
Co.—40-Cent Year-end Dividend—
dividend
year-end
the
to
option
1465.
p.
Bastian-BIessing
the Associated
Utilities Corp.,
income
$11,247,723
—
Bros.
Provision
1,322,580
"Barker
$15,532,023
* •-
■
..
—
& amort,
Discount
3,295,088
sell to
Total
30—
operating profit
earnings—discounts, dividends,
and
sundry, receipts,———_—*—
3,066,815
shares)
par
no
1942
—1—•— $29,446,200
royalties
v
.
"Net
; 723,589
/
"Minority Interest in capital stock of controlled company.
cumulative preferred stock ($50 par)
(178,055
.
65,302
loans————.
5V2%
stock
against $2
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Other
462,269
taxes
(unsecured)
loans
Ended Sept.
Months
■
•
as
will total $3 per share,
1942
year
Borg-Warner Corp.
961,082
record
of
holders
to
18
Dec..
.
,
for
Dividends
in
payable
$5,
par
This is in addition
irt-September, " also payable
3.,
3.
9
installments—long-term
Long-term
Corp.—Ye^r-End Pividend-4-
year-end dividend of $1 per share on
Dec; 18 to holders of record
to a dividend of 50 cents per share
have declared a
directors
declared
$1,350,000,
—_
-
' •••;••
the
1204.
p.
common
Dec.
.
payable
Common
and the NY PA NJ Utilities Co. were permitted Nov. 13
)py the SEC to withdraw applications to dissolve Associated Utilities
and transfer certain securities to NY PA NJ.—V. 156, p. 74.
net
Bohn Aluminum & Brass
The
$11,247,723
:
payable
$1,000.—V.
Electric Corp.,
—
—
Current
1737.
&
i
156,
the
165,478
1
:
tAdsix months
.
77,482
:
:
____
_____
Accounts
agreement
an
.
J
Total
Corp.—Applications Withdrawn—
Associated Gas
the
of
trustees
corporation
——-———J——————
investments
$0.9'6
first- nine months -of 1942 is after
allowing $7,005,000' for Federal income and excess profits taxes, at
.'rates specified bythe'Revenue Act of 1942, without giving effect to
any reduction in taxes which may result from post-war excess profits
tax credits.
Such creditors for the period are estimated at $655,000.
250,000
3,667,971
3,576,389
2,619,827
:
_
$1,282,067
$0.53
and excess profits taxes.
year
'"'Note—The
$890,57,5
:i
;
$711,179
{Before charges of $183,751 applicable to the first
as a result of retroactive wage increases.
this
V.
I
of
1942—9 Mos.—11941
1942—3 Mos.—tl941
$$309,496
$443,039
$0.23
$0.33
-
-
by the trustees.
the
;
1942
Sept. 30,
(net)
Goodwill
both
securities of and claims against
to be acquired by the trustees
Corp,,
entered into March 11, 1942.—V. 156, p.
The
inventory
assets
Miscellaneous
would
and,
terms announced
-
;
receivable
accounts
and
Fixed
Holding Company Act,
approval of the compromise
Sheet—
Sunland Investment-Co.)
Controlled Company,
of
t
$424,027
$1.01
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
and Federal income
charges
justed.
by
received a
with the United
2179.
p.
notes
Treasury
Merchandise
various security groups on Nov. 13, with but
single exception, told Judge Leibell that they favored the reference
the
compromise to a special master.
None, however, indicated
a
vacated
position
has
the
-
S.
U.
Notes
Representatives pf the
of
155,
Corp.—Balance
Bros.
Liabilities—
reorganization
of
Reserve.—V.
Cash
upon.
agree
plan
the
fill
as
"After
Assets—-
then be submitted to the SEC
if appioved by the Commission,
would be submitted for consideration by the court and thereafter to
creditors and stockholders for their acceptance or rejection.
Such
under
will
He
Consolidated Balance Sheet,
will
compromise
Corps
(Including
begin before the special master with reference to
the proposed plan of compromise.
As soon as possible after the receipt and consideration of suggestions
on
the reorganization plan, the trustees intend to propose a plan of
reorganization for AGECO and AGECORP incorporating the proposed
of
Marine
Barker
was
There
which
suggestions for the formulation of a plan or plans may be filed.
also be mailed with each report a notice of the date on
would
plan
of
States
President.
Jr.,
Lewi,
Executive Vice-President,
who
absence to accept a commission-as captain
G.
$584,214
*$1.40
:
of capital stock.
{Based on Revenue Act
passed by the House of Representatives.—V. 156, p. 1737.
Period End. Sept. 30—
"Net. profit
.A
Earns, per com.. sh._—
,
663,567
.shares
BJaw-Knox Co.
Official
—
and to
whether
hearings
Weil
Alexander
predicted that hearings may not start before at least 60 days.
The trustees stated that they are engaged in the preparation of a
new joint report under Section 167
(5) of the Bankruptcy Act.
It is
contemplated that within a few weeks the trustees will ask the court
to authorize them to send such report to all creditors and stockholders
of
both
estates, together with a notice fixing a time within which
the
J.
N.
Yamin,
Richard
by
all
before
hearings
all issues growing out of the compromise proposal,
the proposal should be approved as fair.
on
determine
Newark,
Co.,
&
Executive Vice-President and Merchandise Manager
of
the company's home furnishings division,
will add to his duties
those of basement store administrator,
it was announced on Nov. 17
leave
creditors.
and
.
Bamberger
Michael
principles
among
p.
(L.)
in the reorganization plan of properties of
AGECO and AGECORP.
Judge Leibell also submitted to Judge Crane
issues
of
a
compromise among different classes of
the Associated
existing
156,
1941
$1,087,594
12,271,000
taxes
profits taxes--
excess
per
418^973
"On
Assumes Added Duties—
tion
inc. and
(estimated)
share——
profit
Earnings
1942
chgs. but before Fed
after
Reserve for Fed.
of heavier traffic, only three of the locomotives had
been secured, the War- Production Board declining to permit delivery
of the remainder because of the need for steel for war production.—
would then be the vehicle through which an integra¬
company
in
2,000 freight cars ordered
motives and
single
of
they
expect
may
New
contemplate a reorganization plan providing for a
top company to take over the assets of AEGCO and AEGCORP,
Leibell
that
increase in business which the
1943, Mr. White stated that of the 23 loco¬
$2,855,214
Ended June 30—
6 Months
Profit
further
probable
the
of
Corp.—EarningSr—
Bath Iron Works
is the greater operating. efficiency
costs
shown for the current year through such factors as increased
freight train loading and the expediting of traffic movements.
being
revenue
the
In
increased
Offsetting .these
Top
Single
Corp,—Plans
Unit—
Monday, November 23, 1942
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
1858
A
dividend
stock,
with
cents
payable
of
Co.—$1.25 Dividend—
per share has been declared on the common
31 to holders of record Dec. 1.
This compares
$1.75 on Dec. 31, 1941, and 25
2003.
$1.25
Dec.
cents paid on June 30. last,
on
June 30, 1941.—V. 155, p.
50
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4127
156
Consolidated
Rower. Roller Bearing Co.—Earnings—
.
/
9 Months
Ended Sept. 30-Gross, profit:
4.—
-
Expenses-
—
———
-
Depreciation"———-,—————
Assets—
1941
1940
.
$2(670,857; $1,692,548
322,379
.-271,493
179,397
200,119
1942
$2,820,411
373,160
,175,260
,,
.
*
•
Operating profit.
Other
income
$2,271,990
;
———-
—■
———
-
>
35,633..
,
Amortized
taxes
*
[
.facilities^—j.—
defense
income-and
Federal
;
profits
1
excess
income,
.
Balance
Assets—Cash-v in -banks,
Sept, .80,
Sheet,
and
on
Bank
1942
,
'
■'
1465.
B.
share
paid
,
.
Period End.
*
rnal
.
Earns.,
*
per
of
*
for
military. restrictions,
tax
2,445,484
■
A
the
*$2,40
Net
,
of
Net
'
120,397,
$2,123,005
$5,776,087
"Includes
•
$5,748,722
$2,223,454
$1,079,163-
Earns, per com, share-t
Sept.
income
refund
of
.
taxes
income
year,
The
the
have
directors
a
for
on
156,
for
On
$3,92
ness
1942,
company
to
persons,
p,
"Profit
of
15
cents
on
.Gross
'
Prov.
Co.
to leased
premises—
-
183,006
i
1—
Profit,———-—
156,
Other
(net)
income
not
67,000
—
profit and income
—
$5,601,645
3,615,187
Gross
'Special credits
Prov.
.
.
Net
'
,
—
fcr Federal income & excess
profits taxes
1,046,000
_[
profit-for-the period—
Earned surplus at
beginning of
$940,458
3,439,653
year—,
.
•
taxes—
.
Total
;
Common
Earned
Earnings
*
After
stock
per .com.
.
share
in
accrual for
excise
taxes
and
$996,701
403
285
$17,159
$15,587
$15,646
2.90
2.40
2.24
int.
Balance
Sheet
$39,526;
and
and
fired
present
$575,518;
assets,
accrued
and
current
total
investments, $2,700; unamortized debt
bonds), $7,500; jobbing accounts, $655;
miscellaneous
expense
(new
debits,
$3,141;
deferred
2M
,
31, 1942 (giving effect to
contemplated new construction)
Aug.
(preferred stock),
discount and expense
(no
par),
total, $633,705.
Power
Light Co.—Earnings-—
&
665,697
698,431
109,739
—V.
stock,;
16.'
the
63,032
62,558
$176,701
$125,499
"$14,960
t$0.30
$0.20
Nil
($1) common stock.
$Based on the
for contingencies, beginning July 1, 1942.
1942
1942—Month—1941
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$1,368,012
$1,403,743 $16,122,407 $15,608,915
489,730
698,184
6,448,260
6,711,791
301,242
83,538
2,607,047
1,010,531
154,615
144,480
1,741,355
1,646,591
110,000
105,000
1,305,000
1,215,000
,
taxes
—
'Proprretir. res. approp.
$312,425
2,716
income
1,925
$4,020,745
'24,731
$374,466
$4,045,476
143,031
143,750
1,113
Cr4,713
959
Cr4,737
Crl4,603
(net)
$372,541
$315,141
Net opex*. revenues,,.Other
2,826,705
exjeess profits taxes $2,439,000
428,000
1,050,000
150,000
$1,015,239
$0,63
155,
usual
value,
extra
extra
an
quarterly
of
dividend
cents
Dec.
also
was
1
Cr4,323
$5,044,706
1,725,000
15,403
Cr56,898
Crl7,326
Net income
$190,3131
$238,817
Dividends applicable to preferred stbeks
$2,459,029
1,255,237
$3,378,527
1,255,237
income
—-
mtge. bonds
on
Other
deducts
and
int.
debt
—
Balance
for
provisions
Investment
declared
on
,
a
the
dividend
5%
of
for
the
cuiTenb
addi¬
In connection with the refinancing by the, company in 1940, extra¬
ordinary deductions for income tax purposes of unamortized debt dis¬
and
count
call premiums on bonds retired, and other non¬
offset taxable income for the year 1940.
the amoixnt of taxes, appearing in the column for the
twelve months ended Sept, 30, 1941, of the above statement docs not
reflect the provisions which normally would have been made during
that period for income and excess profits tax purposes. If adjustments
were made', [to exclude non-recurring reductions in taxable income due
to refinancing, it is estimated that the amounts of direct taxes for the
expense,
recurring .deductions Jafgely
Consequently,
"respective periods would have
been as follows:
1941
1942
Months Ended Sept.
—V. 156, p. 1323.
12
30
$4,348,402
—
$2,986,253
Catalin Corp. of America—Earnings—
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
:
1942
$117,933
$0.22
profit after charges and taxes
common share^
—V, 156, p. 1602,
Earnings per
1941
$164,887
$0.31
.
Corp.—New Substitute for
Corrugated Steel
Sheets—
Rags and resin have been
combined into a war emergency building
is announced, Called
material substitute for corrugated steel sheets, it
corrugated asphalt siding, the new product was recently placed on
the: market by the corporation, and is being used, for both Government
10
cents
and private
The new
per
amount,
of
Dec.
1,
on
Ltd.—To
share
per
construction,
on
cumul.
\•
product is designed for wartime application on industrial,
commercial
and
farm
It
buildings.
on
holders
to
paid
cents
$70,489
of
taxes
Net
Trust,
50
Federal
and $598,730 for the twelve months ended Sept. 30, 1942,
tional to the amounts required under the Revenue Act of 1941.
and
Account of Accrued Dividends—
on
$2,123,290
$1,203,792
—
"Includes
month
$1,18
304.
p.
International
$5,025,002
19,704
$1,626,705
income
dividend of like
both, payable
10
of
'
1,717,094
19,538
Cr56,579
Cr93,606
Int.
replace
can
corrugated
steel
covering outside walls of temporary, structures of
sheets used for
all
kinds, including factory buildings, warehouses, storage and, machine
sheds, dairy barns and drying sheds.
Corrugated asphalt siding consists of two sheets of heavy felt
saturated with a recently developed resino-bituminous compound. The
sheets are bound together with a high melting-point asphalt adhesive
and corrugated under high pressure.
The finished sheets are hard, rigid,
light in
weight and moisture-
They retain their stiffness and corrugations in summer weather
of the high melting-point, wear-resistant resins used in the
saturating process.
No critical raw materials are required, according
to the manufacturers.—V, 156, p. 1739.
proof,
because
Central. Arizona Light & Power Co.—Earnings—
14—
1942.
$5,051,000
—_
1941
$4,913,000
$4,659,000
'
Casco Bay Light & Power Co.—Bonds Offered—Bond
Goodwin, Inc., and H. M. Payson & Co., Portland,
Me., recently offered at 100 and interest $300,000 first
mortgage sinking fund bonds, series B 4%. The offering
of the bonds
Dated Sept.
$500 denom.
Callable
or
666,982
$3,403,012
$3.20
other
.
taxes
Amort,
—
in
than
was
1,
1942;
Int.
on
Other
1942—Mqnth—1941
$524,932
$411,102
273,025
203,526
94,855
42,274
23,854
29,424
49,000
37,750
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$5,576,664 $4,701,782
3,027,656
2,396,505
729,718
510,888
416,049
466,519
495,750
431,750
2,999
2,909
37,698
34,923
$81,199
:
revenues^.
Other income
Gross
due Sept. 1, 1962.
Coupon bonds, $1,000 and
payable M. & S., at office of National Bank of
for
Me., trustee.
the sinking fund or for
part
30
Net oper.
made only to residents of Maine.
Interest
approp.
limited-term
of
investments
at any time at the option of
days' prior notice at 105 and int.
on
or
before Sept.
1,
other purpose as a whole
the company upon not less
Net
any
on
or
before Sept.
1,
$95,219
$869,793
$861,197
15
9,842
761
10,510
$81,214
$870,554
$871,707
18,958
$105,061
18,958
227,500
227,500
861
823
13,471
9,973
$61,395
$85,280
$629,583
$634,234
(net)
income
.——,—
mtge. bonds
interest
1952, at 103 and interest;
income
'Dividends
108,054
applicable to preferred stocks—
1947;
Balance
there¬
after and on. or before Sept. 1, 1957, at 102 and
interest; thereafter
and on. or before Sept. 1, 1960, at 101 and interest; thereafter and on
or before
Sept, 1, 1961, at 100V2 and interest; thereafter at 100 and
tional
interest.
.
—
of Portland,
thereafter and
<
contin¬
Sept. 30~—
Operating revenues,
Operating expenses
"Fedejral taxes
&
$1,522,240
2,647,809
$3,946,491
$1.89
$4,358,000
1942
—————
Period End.
1941
Prop, retir. res.
1,067,.000
for
1941
3,882,239
Corp.—New Director—
no. par
An
earnings
156, p. 1687.
100,054
reserve
expenses—
112,946
63,540
$87,000
earnings
$4,170,049
in
revenues——
$730,913
570,369
—„
have [declared
Traffio
"
tCr91,879
gencies, arising from abatement of excise taxes (net of expenses).
999
$100,000; 6% preferred stock,
$123,000; first mortgage bonds (4s, 1962), $300,000; total current and
accrued liabilities, $31,881;
reserve
for depreciation, $65,903; cus¬
tomers'
advances
for
construction, $358; earned surplus,
$12,563;
Canadian Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
4,331,025
deducting Federal excise taxes of $200,995.
•(Reduction
10,998
1,192
Amort, of prem. on
$84,877,012 $73,563,000
.Week Ended Nov.
Traffic
$6,828,385
333,566
1
on
profits
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
of. accumulations
$4,380,111
dividends——_—„
surplus at end of period
based
excess
518,400 shares of
year.—V.
100,054
surplus
was
1940
,
...
addition to
Commerce
Preferred stock divs., $3.75 per share—
taxes
liable for
pref. stock, par $100,
payable Dec. 1 to holders of record Nov. 16. A like amount has been
paid in preceding quarters. Arrearages as of Sept. 2, 1942, amounted
to $33.25 per share.—V, 156, p. 690.
■
•
■
$26,930
10,860
deprec.-
Assets—Total
1940,
amortiza¬
1941
^
The .directors have
;
293,165
107,405
.
in
$172,611
interest,
1602.
p.
.
Act, plus 50%
1602.
Nov.
account
$6,427,815
;340,617
Sell., gen. & admin, exp. (incl. prov. for repos¬
session losses and bad debts)
.
$26,850
—
etc,——^
{Fay 50 Cents
163,603
$5,194,027
trade installment notes—.,
•Interest income,
Forma
assets,
38,407
$28,795"
1939
$65,337
.
•
.
Federal, income
_!
Canadian.
..
1941
,
and
'M,097.703
directors
common
.last
:6s591,4L8
.
1941
Week Ended Nov. 7—
■.
after
discount
45,196
40,207
10,636
—
bond
new
earned
1940
$67,058
$15,005
interest
Times
-Calnedar Years-
7,020
$23,218
Balance
Other
fo
3.039,
1942
5,377,033
in
1942
for contingencies.
in
record
.*$13,337,728 $15,170,882
profit before charging depreciation—.
for deprec, of prop. &. amort, of imprqve.
1940
$118,181
155, p. 2454.
share
Subs.)—Earnings
(&
Sept. 30—
$93,201
1941
$255,193
Canada Vinegars, Ltd.—Extra Distribution—
the
not yet
exchanged Under the plan of reorganization consummated Nov, 29,
'1941, "will receive interest 'payments 'only upon exchange.—V. 156,
p. 1738.
—•
Other
——-
40,219
exps.—
.
The
been
j
etc,,
revenues
"Federal taxes
1942
George V, Bobbins, General .Manager of the company's coffee divi•sion,, With headquarters* in -Brooklyn, N. Y., has been elected a director.
,
Brunswick-Balke-Coliender
,
1941
$73,992
Aug.31/42
$63,438
interest
Celotex
,
Aug. 20, 1942,. covered six months', interest [ from Dec, l;
"Juno 3, 1940,
■'"
[
..
Mr.. Corruth stated that holders 'of old; bonds which have
9 Months Ended
Bond
Operating
credit of. $200,000 for. post-war refund of excess profits
"tax as provided under section 250 of the Revenue Act of 1942.—V. 156,
p. 1739.
1940,; to
■
(Nct sales
8 Mos. End.
revenues-
gross
Operating
tNet after a
who are registered owners at the ; close of busi¬
,
reimburse
Comparative Statement of Earnings
Carolina
subsidiary)
depreciation, .but before provision for Federal
profits taxes and reserve for contingencies.
excess
■
will pay interest, from June: 1,
owned
Net profit —;———u—^
Earnings per common share—
will be the second payment ori these securities, which carry
(accrued .interest from Dec.
1. 1939.
The first payment made on
.
bonds, $44,500 bank notes and balance to
corporation in part for the expenditure of- approximately $100,000.
Int. chgd. to construe.
Provision for Fed. income &
—V.
•
,
in
156,
was
amount.—V.
"After
share
per
wholly
a
—_
Reserve
To, Pay: Interest on General
1942..
30.
Nov.
30,
paid
cents
like
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
This
.
of
Net, sales —
1940, on its general mortgage 5% Cumulative bonds, series A.
been, announced by H. P. Carruth, Vice-President.
Checks will
mailed
be
-
1,
Dec.
1,
it has
.
—
values at which it is carrying its plant and property accounts.
Purpose—Proceeds applied to the redemption and retirement of $175,-
500 series A 6%
refinancing
and Sept.
June 30
50
of
Company Was
California Packing
(Maine)
jMortgage Bonds—
;Dcc.
per
Co.—Earnings-
income—-
156,
•
Co.
Brown
cents
$400,574
:
income
Revenue
,
;
book
Period. Ended Sept. 30—
Ltd.,
1942
1942.
Butler Brothers
20,
1014.
p.
1
Company proposes to reduce the amount of its capital represented
by its issued and outstanding shares of common stock from $225,000 to
$100,000 and to apply the difference so created to the reduction in the
Gross
of
taxes,
—V.
July 19, and Dec. 10, 1941, as compared with
20," 1940, and an initial of 15 cents on Oct. 15, 1940.—
March
30 cents on Dec.
June
Co.—-Earnings—
—
in -1942,
provision
Act
"Loss—tOn
months
nine
the
Bush' House,
of
$43,010
1941
:
dividend
extra
payment
Earnings per common share——
stock, Par $5, payable Dec.
10 to holders of record
Similar distributions were made on May 15 and Oct. 6, last,
25.
and
10
9,
105,765
Federal
common
Nov.
V.
declared
gas
,
-
according to the report.—V.
Expenses,
$1,166,633
Another Dividend of 15 Cents—
\
daily
holder
with
feet
1929.
Liabilities—Common'stock
March 31,
on
an
quarterly
Interest
Brooke Iron Co., Birdsboro, Pa.—To Pay
(E, & G.)
made
were
'provisions of the Revenue Act of 1942.—V. 156, p, 689.
i
of
Exchange
March
.
Gross; revenue
86,006
161,878
$4*29
$3.23
$3.63
-
Federal
for
Generator
cubic
25,000
a
—
$2,381,738
$959,094 -41,274,828
-
and
equipment.
necessary
Capitalization—Company has outstanding 1,230 shares (par $100) 6%
preferred stock and 2,250 shares (par $100) common stock.
Divi¬
dends have been paid on said preferred stock regularly since Apr. 1,
other
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
tax
excess
holders
1602,
p.
last
Bush Terminal
1942, have been made on the basis of the. 80%
rate, without recognition of the 10% post-war
profits taxes of approximately $431,000, and other
3Q.
overall
.
Revenue
•tax,
Net
——I/—--
Note—Provisions
on
to
on
on bonds purchased and after depreciation,
tion, Federal taxes and- other deductions.
$6,180,027 $2,543,615
'824,184,
509,355
3,996,706
736,660
,
384,309
130,967
441,100
profit
21
profit
in-
704,660
118,600
'ended
:
403.960
100,449
440,284
Net
156,
regular
•
•
Depreciation
tax__—:
Gas
Dayton
a
feet,
In 1932, the Portland Water District under Act of
Legislature ac¬
quired under condemnation proceedings all the water properties of the
Casco Bay Light & Water Co.
Operating,
declared
Foreign
previous payment, also
1937.—'y. 156, p. 396.
."Net
$2,467,744
$5,896,464
66,924
Excess
;
last.
The
April 15,
29,
the
Note—The
$5,425,126
——
income
been
has
to
3 Months Ended Sept. 30—.
profit
v
the
$2,189,929
profits tax_~3,876,366
Wisconsin income tax—
352,909
-Federal
Dec.
to
(Exclusive
.
1942—12 Mos,—1941
323,596
taxes
share
per
par
Bush Terminal Buildings
company
90,563
—
profit before
come
-
cents
on
cents each
50
On
1014.
p.
(less miscell.
charges
15,
made
10
value, payable Dec.
the, approval of the
distributions were made
no
subject
them,—V,
addition
>
prof, from opers.
inc.
Other
serves.
of
cubic
before
or
has-approved the application of George Dj Bassett, and
acting as a protecting committee fof holders of the $1.60
preferred stock to
solicit
authorizations
of
bondholders
to
last.
.
amortization-—'
and
\
$5,515,689
—
consists
150,000
.
depreciation
for
on
year-end dividend of $1 per share has been declared on the
stock, payable Dec. 28 to holders of record Dec. 4.
Distribu¬
tions
prof, from opers.
bcf.
deduct,
deprec;
Prov.
cost-plus-a-fixed
a
common
$4,751,949
Net
:
on
plant
of
$4,665; total, $633,705.
considered necessary.
is
1942—9 Mos.—1941
amort.
contracts accepted
SEC
represent
Briggs & Stratton Corp,—Earnings—
&
of
Similar
Sept,
was
second
2,393,392
profits
excess
!' Period—
,
$22,749,246
——
the islands it
on
gas
together with other
Pro
failed to issue a
report for the second quarter this year.
Figures now released, how¬
ever, show that net profit for the quarter ended June 30, 1942, was
$1,010,995 or 52 cents a share after tax reserve of $689,221.
This ;
.compares with net profit of $2,295,358 or $1.16 :a share in the like
period of last year, when tax reserve was $1,200,000.—V. 155, p. 2363,
of
Because
,
and
15
28,
Board,
"others,
$3,043,962
t$1.56
.
provision
system
Buffalo Niagara & Eastern Pwr. Corp,—Committee—
300,000
$1,111,143*$0.57
„
stock.
common
Note—No
stock,
Nov,
share,
but before reserve for'Federal normal income
tOn 1,947,700. shares of common stock.
*On 1,979,000 shares
•taxes,
——
156,
depreciation,
After
3,946,491
tDr51,24Q
—
war
dividend
common
The
$640,147
*$0.32
822,096
.
—J
share..,
profit
4,032,344
Billiard Co.—Year-End Dividend—
taxes
inc.
-
tion
capacity
Net
interim
Control
;
Net
4,500,000
Bruck Silk Mills, Ltd.-r-10-Cent Interim Dividend—
Fed," nor-
f-or-
—
,
stock in treasury became subject to sale
1942, at $11 per share.—V. 156, p. 1014.
31.
An
1942—9 Mos.—1941 $5,437,354 $7,197,433
1942—3 Mos.—1941 •
$1,933,239
$940,147
Sept. 30—
Profit
Reserve
,1
213,192
1,461,929
3,000,000
2,668,100
—
at its pow;er plant
energy
Peaks Island, and by means of transmission lines and cables
to the various islands.
It has a comprehensive distribu¬
on
transmits it
Total
Domestic Subsidiaries)
(Including
296,296
33,351
common
the
1
.
227,461
of
Briggs Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
,
—
—
record
1941.—V.
30,
Dec,
on
surplus
"Reimbursable- under
Dec.
Inc.—Larger Dividend—
$1 per
with
336,323
—
.option
,
common
compares
Property—Company genei*ates its electric
located
tAfter reserves for depreciation and amortization.
JUnder
agreement granted Jan. 2, 1942. to five employees, 1,300 shares
on Nov. 17 -declared a dividend of $1.50 per share
stock, payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Dec. 1.
directors
the
Peaks
of
name
fee .basis,
the
The
under
erties.
,
$216,274;. land contract payable, $76,'
800; advance from customers, $210,232; accrued payroll and compen¬
sation of officer's, $193,273; reserve for Federal normal, surtax and
excess
profits taxes, $1,880,383; accrued taxes (other than Federal
income taxesi, $97,157; reserve for contingencies, $50,000; capital stock,
'$1,500,000; capital surplus, $18,560; earned surplus, $3,562,861; total,
$7,805,539.—V. 156, p. 1014.
This
$2,085,000
year
profits taxes-,
excess
—
Liabilities—Accounts payable,
on
paper due within one
[
Total
"
t-
commercial
Earned surplus '
Common stock in treasury (5,245 shares)
of $1,962,653), $1,437,898; special emergency facilities
(less reserve for amort, of $211,262), $900,667; prepaid taxes,$80,915; prepaid insurance, $44,230; - miscellaneous deferred charges,
$425; total, $7,805,539,
cost
1910
Island, Great Diamond Island, Little Diamond Island, Cushing's
Island, Long Island and Cliff Island in Portland, Me., and to Great
Chebeague Island in the fown of Cumberland, Me.
Management—Company is managed by George F. West & Son. of
Portland, Me., who also operate a number of water company prop¬
The
$5 cumul. preferred stock (26,681 no par. shares)
Common stock (450,000 no par shares)
for depreciation
Breeze Corporations,
$22,749,246
Capital
appraised by independent: appraisers in 1926 plus subsequent additions
at cost, $119,527;
buildings, machinery and equipment (less reserve
at
211,072
,,
Reserve.for Federal' income and
Long term bank loans
land as
stock of Ahlberg Bearing Co., $117,196;
common
1
——
Unitpd States
accounts receivable
[(less reserve for doubtful accounts of $1,461), $1,168,820; inventories,
$1,944,648; cash surrender value of life. insurance policies,, $14,550;
Investment in
17,650
274,343
•
charges
and
in
Peaks
2,398,3.63
Customers' deposits and. credit balances—
Accr'd. salaries, wages, commis. and additional compensation
Dividend on preferred stock, payable Oct. 1, 1942
Accrued taxes, other than Fed. income & excess prof, taxes
j
,
1,434,407
43,514
'
—
Accounts payable
excess,
„
—
loans
Maine
in
Corp., name being changed in 1926 to Casco Bay Light & Water
Co., and changed in 1942 to present name.
Supplies without compe¬
tition, electric light and power service and municipal street lighting to
Liabilities—
hand,-" $1,085,464;
(tax series A, B and C), $891,200;
notes
Treasury
5,394,137
Brazil, Mexico & Argentina—
Total
profits taxes is estimated at proposed 1942 rates.
*
•
Deferred
.
$826,569
$2.76
and
surtax
9,862,782
101,698
—
;
—
418,000
$930,436
$3.10
normal
.
,
.
1,216,133
:—
Federal
for
Note—Provision
■
,
.
_
_i
..fBldgs.,- mach, & equip, improve, to leased premises-——
Patents; goodwill, etc
:
—_—[
,.
$627,679.
*
$2.09
-
of com. stock
.
.
(net)——
—
———
Sundry, stocks, bonds and advances——
$2,204,714. $1,2.44,569,
.58,145
■
——.
1,550,000
:
sh.
per
.
-
——
Net profit
Earns,
$2,297,172
.-119,492
—v
$3,011,277
Amounts receivable in respect of properties sold-—
Land
Total'income
Company—Incorporated
Island
Net current assets in Canada,
$1,220,934 .
,23,635.
$2,16.9,081
,
-25,182>,.
■
80, 1942
'
and accounts receivable
Accumulated costs
Inventories
,
Sheet, Sept.
■
Notes
.
Balance
•
Cash
.
1859
V.
—.
"Includes
provisions
for Federal
the
amounts
156, p. 1323.
required
taxes
of
$526,180
$21,291
for the
current
months ended Sept. 30, 1942, addi¬
under the Revenue Act of 1941.—
month and $1341548 for the twelve
to
103,054
$521,529
3 Mos. End.
Interest
on
Amort,
of
&
1942
$89,917
9,846
Sept. 30—
from oper.
funded debt
debt
disc.
income
Net
exp.
2,755
32,151
19,550
tax
income
profit
72,300
$9,908,669
6,439,888
188,243
631,907
207,429
437,061
82,428
337,930
270,623
98,869
excess
Net
$724,483
Dr2,242
$775,785
2,39 1
$2,741,346
6,009
$2,761,098
18,041
$722,241
311,233
$778,176
347,493
$2,747,355
1,321,900
$2,779,139
1,410,813
$411,008
income
income
Gross
$29,097
$27,396
$129,305
$430,683
$1,425,456
$1,368,328
taxes
since Jan.
deducts—
other
&
Int.
account for 1942 has been prepared on the
same
basis as the income account for the year 1941.
The provision
for Federal income tax for 1942, however, has been estimated at 40%
of taxable net income (based on the rates in the Revenue Act of 1942),
instead of 31%, the rate for 1941.
No provision, hsa been made for
Federal excess profits tax since, on the basis of operations for the
first nine months of 1942, no liability therefor is indicated.
Note—The above income
for the nine months
profit before Federal income tax
net
The
income
Net
———.
Federal income and
for
"Provisions
profits
excess
have been computed at rates in accordance with the Revenue
Act of 1942.
fThese charges represent amounts equivalent to addi-»
tional income and excess profits taxes which would have been payable
on current
earnings if the company had not had the benefit for tax
1942,
1,
ended
deductions
of
purposes
30, 1942, was $373,058, comparing with $431,258 for the 1941
period.
Net profit after Federal income tax amounted to $223,818 in
1942 and $303,358 in 1941.—V. 156, p. 1466.
Sept.
and expense re¬
amounts
call premium,
discount,
for
sulting from the refinancing of long-term debt in 1939.
Such
have been credited to unamortized debt discount and expense.
requirements
Note—Dividend
full
at
for
rates
cumulative
period on preferred stock outstanding Sept. 30, 1942,
$210,603.—V. 156, p. 1234.
months'
Central Illinois Light Co.-
122,000
taxes—
inc. tax.
101,610
96,715
77,000
I 67,300
65,000
44,500
810,700
$149,757
$180,736
$2,202,343
60,159
58,440
Prov,
for Fed.
for
Fed.
gen.
profits
—
excess
taxes
.—
income
—-—
deduct.
Other
and
now
$1,536,341
501,606
501,606
15,950
51,052
191,407
$64,545
$834,774
$843,328
,
Balance
declared two dividends of $1.50 each on
both the $6 and 6%
preferred stock, payable Dec. 15 to holders of
record Nov. 20.
This will leave arrearages of $22.50 per share.
$1.50
of
share were made on March 16, June 16
$6 and 6% preferred stock.—V. 156, p. 777.
per
15, last, on the
Approved—
Central Maine Power Co.—Merger
stockholders
The
Court
District
approved
latter
Power & Light
the
Bonds—
Augusta, Me.,
Nov. 30, 1942.
St.,
12
to
up
noon,
War Time,
Eastern
Monday,
on
Pollard
and of the Cumber¬
Nov. 15.—V. 156, p. 1739.
Light Co., died on
(& Sub.)—Earnings—
Central New York Power Corp.
1942—9 Mos.—1941
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$22,535,658 $21,889,889 $30,614,895 $28,781(598
deducts.
18,539,597
16.846,878 24,749,669 22,359.663
Period End. Sept. 30—
Feb.
revenues
$3,996,060
—
$5,043,010
$5,865,225
$6,421,934
24.088
Operating icome
22,346
28,191
32,683
income
2,201,248
for
normal
and
$5,893,417
2,996,232
$1,818,900
deductions
ended
$2,765,894
$2,897,185 ' $3,487,598
—
Federal
income
30,
Sept.
1942,
income
net
surtax
and
was
and
excess
based
deductions
Revenue
profits taxes for the nine
on
90%
on
profits taxable income without giving
10% of such excess profits taxes.
Operating
of the estimated
of the estimated excess
40%
effect to
a
post-war credit
of
shown
above
include
following
the
—V.
income
1942—9 Mos.—1941
$753,168
$1,108,635
taxes—
1,550,601
prof, taxes—
156, p. 1602.
exc.
1940
$4,060
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$1,160,130
$1,322,686
1,550,601
Total
Ended
320
89
89
89
,128
———
operating
Purchased
——*—*
Maintenance
$463,324
71,217
160,886
$455,779
69,861
167,737
$1,938,119
287,714
680,330
21,739
269
357
3,567
3,567
$3,337
3,588
$3,001
3,567
1942
$8,166
313,596
1941
$5,070
321,445
Balance
Cash
!
——
—
Investments
cost,
at
,
Fed. ihcome
from
38,751
37,610
151,466
$164,764
$158,831
1,421
1,808
$718,612
4,897
taxes)—
operations
Non-oper. income, net
Reserve
for
for
taxes
divs.
——
income
for
Prov.
renewals,
retirements
——
$723,509
$160,639
$166,185
;
—
tCommon stock
surplus—
surplus
44,100
—:
.
180,900
Interest
Interest
$121,185
—
on
on
long term debt—
Int.
Net
to
$542,609
45,926
47,127
361
53
5,088
5,194
28
98
Cr3,500
and
*—
to
income
Amortization of
$338,003
$67,567
2,984
2,984
11,934
5,019
9,723
80,644
intangibles——
Prov. for Federal income
1,026
20,650
822
Cr3,500
$69,782
——
taxes
surplus-
Assets—Property,
$54,861
$61,779
Balance Sheet,
plant
and
Sept. 30, 1942
equipment
'
(including
the
10,000
167,805
115
'
$326,658
for
and
$245,428
ex¬
Net
profit
$2,525,180
$1,550,255
69,514
"48,145
212,914
659,383
344,791
1,845,000
"144,436
828,252
taxes—
Surplus
Earns,
paid—
—
paid——
70,000
70,000
$467,266
17,500
140,000
$577,567
17,500
140,000
$108,144
$106,150
$309,766
debits,
$263;
total,
Liabilities—Long term
$1,20
$3.15
Total
1,
1943, $100,000;
accounts
$4,538,000; 3^2%
share
Operating
other
$29,549;
accrued
accrued
payable, $95,625; consumers'
items,
taxes
deposits (re¬
$17,273;
local.and Federal), $159,386;
customers' advances for construction,
unearned
reserve
for
interest,
renewals,
$143; prepaid hot
replacements and
———
—.
tax.
Federal
Provision
—
——
for
Net operating
revenues.
L—
income
Gross
Interest
funded
on
—
————*
debt
:
bond premium—
Amortization of
;
interest
Interest
—...
during
*,
*
—
construction-,:.—*—-
—'
—
2,469,390
$7,714,830
45,085
$8,658,370
31,519
$7,759,915
1,500,000
33,772
3,698
$8,689,889
Cr217,312
Cr203,651
$6,439,757
-
„
—
cents
2,914,120
2,569,000
4,309,399
depreciation——:
Non-operating revenues
of 62Va
(& Subs.)—Earns.
profits tax
excess
extra
1942
1941
$36,586,353 $34,392,556
13,597,048 12,633,464
1,967,421
1,784,130
3,514,535
3,572,152
for Federal income tax
"Provision
"Net
income
and
profits
tax
$7,355,351
1.212,000
4,063,049
1,500,000
33,666
4,523
Act
of
profits taxes- for the
12
months ended
provision for the nine months ended Sept. 30,
the Revenue Act of 1942.
The provision for
deduction of the post-war credit which
the company, pursuant to the terms of the
with
after
is
refunded
be
to
excess
include
1942,
30,
Revenue
-
—
income
in accordance
to
1942.—V.
156,
p.
956.
Offering—A
(no
par) was made on the New York Stock Exchange Nov. 12
by Tucker, Anthony & Co. at $30%, with 60 cents com¬
mission.
The offering was completed in 15 minutes.
Cluett,
Peabody
Inc.—Special
Co.,
&
Federal
income
nine
of
and
months
profits taxes have been
accordance with the rates in
excess
in
1,352,097
116,489
S.
100,000
1 00,000
15,113
2,421,374
Treasury bonds
investments
14,425
Inventories
2,999,947
;
496,742
receivable
;
Deferred
profit
dividends.——
$6,483,844
450,000
$7,384,088
450,000
$6,848,718
450,000
$9,775,412
450,000
Surplus for common.
per sh. com. stk.
$6,033,844
$1.51
$6,934,088
$1.73
$6,398,718
$1.60
$9,325,412
$2.33
Net
—
Class
1,339,131
45,000
patent license
25,000
———77,041
assets
—
—
A
363,627
2,213,672
—
Accounts
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
1942
1941
1940
1939
$24,096,622 $26,195,090 $19,533,492 $17,876,015
8,330,402
8,889,485
5,526,596
5,239,226
Other deducts,
(net)—
423,376
449,517
621,178
499,277
Federal inc. taxes—
8,859,000
9,472,000
6,537,000
2,362,100
Expenses
$1,562,591
1,491,045
105,432
U.
2,720
shares.—V. 156, p. 1016.
earnings
Gross
1941
$2,260,413
.
and allotments were
215 purchases through
3 Mos. Ended Sept. 30—
Patents
buildings
were
firms, with the largest allotment amounting to
51
Sept. 30
1942
and
There
shares and the smallest to 10
ad¬
the
Coca-Cola Co.
Sheet,
Balance
Assets—
Land
were
basis of 40.74%.
1942.
Act
received for 43,567 shares
Bids
Earn,
53,822
For nine months of
1942, net earnings before Federal taxes
amounted
with $43,248,599 for the first three quarters of
profit taxes, class "A" dividends and all
charges, earnings applicable to common stock for nine months were
$17,067,231 compared with $22,041,599 for the similar portion of 1941.
to $39,193,231 compared
Total
$9,644,770
$7,508,192
$3,500,000
$3,500,000
500,000
—
500,000
266,673
Liabilities—
Capital
stock,
common
Capital
stock,
preferred——
Accounts
Notes
payable
payable
—
331,111
.
*
—
Deferred accounts payable
Accrued
Surplus
62,500
140,851
2,269,461
(patents)
wages
-
for taxes,
etc
—
—.—
—V.
2,440,847
—„—
$9,644,770
156,
p.
—V.
400,000
_
After
1941.
income
and
156, p. 1688.
Coca-Cola International
112,500
85,596
Quarters Ended—
income after exps.
income taxes,
etc.—
Net
980.657
2,062,766
Corp.—Earnings—
Sept. 30,'42 June 30,'42 Mar. 30,'42
&
Federal
—
$1,029,884
$1,272,030
"$4.94
$7,508,192
Note—The
690.
report
states
that
$1,030,370
$6.27
Earnings per common share...——
"On 181,041 no par shares of common
Cab
Manufacturing
(&
Corp.
Subs.)
Federal
Period Ended
Sept. 30—
$112,350
Provision
income
profit
No
provision
15,469
$23,035
1
taxes
"After depreciation,
taxes.
8,156
$104,194
for
$38,504
formed to protect the interests of the holders
4,/2% gold bonds.
a petition in the U. S. District Court at Denver,
Colo., under the recently enacted McLaughlin Act for the readjust¬
ment of its bonded indebtedness by reducing the interest rate, and for
other changes in its obligations on its funded debt.
The members of the committee
comprise Prof. John M. Chapman,
Chairman; Dr. Max Winkler of Bernard, Winkler & Co., members of
the New York Stock Exchange, and Ivan Wright, a director of the
Corporation Trust Co.
Gabriel Rubino of 60 Broad St., is the. Secre¬
tary.
Louis Boehm and Joseph Rosenblatt, both of New York City,
A
$362,368
118,899
Company has filed
$243,469
interest, but before provision for Federal income
has been made for excess profits tax.—V. 156,
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry.—Authorized to Pay
Equipments—
J.
Nov.
the
two
D.
Farrlington,
17
that Federal Judge Michael L.
trustees
to
condition
which
The
chief
prepay
sales
executive
officer
of
the
road,
announced
covering
the
cost
of
new
purchased to meet the war 'demands.
prepayment of these instalments,
which otherwise
on
counsel.—V, 156, p. 1740.
Columbia Baking Co.—Participating
equipment
The
.
was
until the year 1949,
are
Igoe at Chicago had authorized
principal instalments aggregating $5,336,533
agreements
committee has been
general mortgage
of
1015.
p.
cor¬
1688.
Colorado & Southern Ry.—Committee Formed—
1942—9 Mos.—1941
3 Mos., '42
—
$4.92
normal tax and surtax were
at rates provided in the Revenue Act of 1942.
The
poration is not at present liable for excess profits tax.—V. 156, p.
—
Earnings—
"Profit
,
stock.
computed
Checker
(State,
water heat accounts,
retirements, $841,198;
reserve for conveyance equip
renewals, $36,089; reserve for uncollect¬
ible accounts, $13,530; contributions in aid of construction, $15,571;
miscellaneous reserve, $19,913; $6 cumulative preferred stock (outstdg.
13,972 no par shares), $1,301,480; surplus appropriated for increasing
shareholders' equity, $58,180; common stock (outstanding 20.000 no
par shares), $1,000,000; earned surplus, $545,609; total, $8,791,044.—
V. 156, p. 1602.
$10,703;
$232;
an
expenses
on a
Comparative
due Aug.
fundable), $7,215; notes receivable discounted (contra), $1,350; accrued
Interest,
revenues
Taxes, other than income
on
shrs.
the
for
Revenue
Net
serial notes,
operating
Maintenance
$3.94
—
per
justed
$8,791,045.
debt,
1940,
12 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
$420,067
$1.21
$176,150
$178,144
-
divs.
divs.
Common
bonds,
deferred
cents
of 50
dividend
extra
an
27,
27, last year, while on Dec.
disbursed.—V, 156, p. 1602.
was
is
$569,086
Total
organization
declared
17
Nov.
on
special offering of 17,750 shares of common stock
•
and other intangibles), $7,861,290; sinking fund, first mortgage
series C, $31,222; cash, $198,687; temporary cash invest¬
ments, United States War Savings Bonds, series F,' $3,700; accounts
receivable, $154,086;
notes receivable, $1,109; notes receivable dis¬
counted (contra), $1,359;
materials and supplies, $110,660; prepay¬
ments (insurance, licenses and rents), $19,166; unamortized debt dis¬
count and expense, $174,806; unamortized intangibles, $234,706; other
directors
share on the common stock, payable Dec. 26 to holders of record
Dec. 4.
The regular quarterly dividend of 75 cents per share was also
declared on this issue, payable Jan. 1 to holders of record Dec, 4.
An extra of 50 cents per share was paid on. the common stock on
pense
4%
Distribution—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Extra
The
per
excess
$907,041
taxes
—
Fed.
for
merger,
deprec.
amort.
Prov.
the
Cincinnati will issue 21,635
shares of common stock (stated value $10 per share), which will be
exchanged for the stocks of Hamilton, Harrison and Loveland, then
held
by Columbia Gas, of a par or stated value of $865,400.
The
difference between the stated value of Cincinnati's stock and the par
or
stated value of the
securities for which it is to be exchanged,
amounting to $649,050, will be credited to Cincinnati's capital surplus
since Dec. 31, 1937.—V. 156, p. 1603.
the
of
consummation
the
In
1942,
1942—9 Mos.—1941
deprec.,
Fed.
&
amort.
as
corporation.
Sept.
Co.—Earnings—
1942—3 Mos.—1941
Sept. 30—
before
Profit
Provision
merged
other
surviving
tlOO.OOO shares at
IDeficit.—V. 156, p. 690.
Chapman Valve Manufacturing
Period End.
par,
(no par) shares to 1,000,000 shares and will be
three subsidiaries, with Cincicnnatl remaining
750,000
with
will be $100
shares
stated value of $45 per share.
shares at
value of 10 cents per share.
Reserve
Balance to
from
"Federal
185,604
_
expense—
refunded
chgd.
$116,539
security holders
construction—:
unfunded debt
Amort, of debt disct.
Taxes
14,268
$321,904
:
Deferred accts. receiv,,
Balance
and in the case of Harrison
they will be $10 stated value.
They will be issued to Columbia Gas
for cash at the par or stated value thereof, a total of $719,000.
This
cash, together with cash on hand, will be applied against demand
obligations of approximately $748,804 held by Columbia Gas.
Columbia
Gas,
by forgiving additional demand obligations of
$127,761, will
make a capital contribution in that amount to Hamilton which, to¬
gether with Hamilton's existing capital surplus, will wipe out Hamil¬
ton's earned surplus deficit of $138,418, as at Aug. 31, 1942.
A divi¬
dend in the amount of the earned surpluses of Harrison and Loveland
since Dec.
31, 1937, totaling approximately $71,968, will be declared
and made payable to Columbia Gas.
Harrison's assets in Indiana will
be sold for $18,563 cash to an Indiana corporation, West Harrison
Electric & Water Co., Inc.,
created by Columbia Gas to hold said
assets.
Cincinnati will increase its authorized common capital stock
Other
"2,195
common
these
98,775
10,000
160,670
2,219
——
-
Capital
Current
Cash
replacements &
_—45,000
of
5,220 and 620
Hamilton and;
Harrison and Loveland will issue 6,048,
stock, respectively.
In the case of
Hamilton,
825
14,267
98,775
pfd. stock
on
—
$35,000
900
——
year's
one
———
—
———
stock
"Preferred
Other
Gross
143
$326,658
$35,000
V,
75
—....
—
payable
following trans¬
„
"Provision for
Machinery and equipment.
Income
143
$321,904
—
——————————————
Accounts
•
and declarations contemplate the
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.
.
—
—
payable
Electric
surviving
the
Ohio.
of
Loveland,
Sheet, Sept. 30
—
interest
Prepaid
a
&
Gas
be
to
Co.
applications
shares
Dec.
99,908
———
The
-
approved
Columbia
the
actions:
"Depreciation only.
27,706
revenue-
power
(excl.
239
$3,768
dividends
Preferred
Note—The
12 Mos., '42
1942—3 Mos.—1941
Operations
Taxes
334
$3,452
expense
Net inc. to curr. surp.
140,000 common
30—
Sept.
.
13
Nov.
on
of
Electric
&
mission
1939
$3,805
289
Central Ohio Light & Power Co.—Earnings—
Period
plan for the merger of four sub¬
Corp., with the Cincinnati
corporation.
Columbia Gas & Electric Corp. and its subsidiaries, Cincinnati Gas &
Electric Co.,
Hamilton Service Co., Harrison Electric & Water Co.,
Loveland Light & Water Co., and West Harrison Electric & Water Co.,
Inc., filed joint applications and declarations under Sections 6 (b) ,12
and Rule
U-43,. and Sections 9
(a)
and 10 of the Public Utility
Holding Company Act of 1935 with respect to a proposed merger of
Cincinnati, Hamilton, Harrison and Loveland, with Cincinnati being
the surviving corporation.
The merger and the transactions directly
incident thereto have been authorized by the Public
Utilities Com¬
SEC
sidiaries
Corp.—Earnings—
381
Preferred
Period End. Sept. 30—
Fed.
the pro¬
Richmond
„
provisions for such taxes:
Federal
on
1941
$4,478
$6,454,618
2,967,019
$5,065,357
2,299,462
$4,020,148
—
income
"Provision
hearing
a
364
par
months
for
19
$4,240
Managers' commissions,
Total
Net
Nov.
income
Dividend
Reserve
Income
set
proceedings for reorganization in the
26.—V. 155, p. 2004.
1942
Notes
Wyman, President of this company
income
B
Liabilities—
land County Power &
Gross
class
3 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
Total
Obituary—
Other
in
Light Corp.
offer
an
Assets—
Proposals for the purchase as a whole of $12,500,000 first and gen¬
eral mortgage bonds, series M 3Vi %, due 1972, dated Sept. 1, 1942,
and maturing Sept. 1, 1972, will be received by the company at 9 Green
♦Operating rev.
pro¬
plus $400,000
Corp.,
filed
Purchase of $12,-
Public Invitation for Proposals for
Operating
was
18
500,000 First and General Mortgage
Walter Scott
Ridge
Blue
the
Chain Store Investment
Miscellaneous
approved the merger of this company
Co.
Stockholders of the
consolidation on the following day.
Nov.
on
Cumberland County
the
of
of
shares
States
Interest
with
in
came
the
of
plane accessories.
Judge Robert N.
5
Nov.
on
Distributions
and Sept.
company
owned by Central States, for $600,000
.
Co.—Accrued Dividends
Central Illinois Public Service
directors
stock
common
proposal
all
are
Central
The
holding
utility
new
posed sale.
156, p. 955.
—V.
large
a
from New York financiers to pur¬
stock of American Cities, which
in cash. The offer was
made by S. H. Harris Co., William P. Lear, Carlton Higbee, Bradley
Higbee and the Standard Equities Corp., who hold 90% of the stock
of Lear Via, Inc., a corporation engaged in the manufacture of air¬
The
chase
$47,796
pfd.
on
outstanding
666,002
$1,387,432
of
cash, and would be organized jointly by American Cities &
and the Central States Electric Corp.
41,802
stock.—
Amort, of pfd. stk. exp.
Divs.
formation
The
posed in the U. S. District Court at Richmond, Va., Nov. 13, in con¬
nection with reorganization proceedings of corporation.
The new concern would be capitalized by approximately 72% of the
$122,296
41,801
$89,597
income
Net
three
a
amounted
Proposed
Central States Electric Corp.—Holding Unit
537,927
$2,092,655
705,223
for
Gross
4,019,581
1,443,000
1,105,891
902,800
128,000
expenses
Prov.
Prov.
$10,211,541
4,251,852
1,518,000
1,195,417
998,800
289,566
depr. & amor.
for
Prov..
$800,816 $10,867,425
333,569
Operating
Int.
.
$854,836
revenue
to
1942—12 Mos.—1941
1941
1942—Month
Period End. Sept. 30—
Gross
Earnings—
Co.- -Merger Approved by
Electric
Gas &
SEC—
The
income
(net)—
oper.
Other
1602.
p.
Cincinnati
—-—.
$45,508
156,
Gas
2,500
Crl6,200
—
fChgs. in lieu of income
& exc. prof, taxes
1,946
34,820
profit tax_
"Fed.
V.
$2,731,446 $10,904,281
1,684,989
6,985,670
176,294
73,425
taxes-
"Federal
3,343
2,358
800
3,050
45,220
taxes—
exps. and
income
Oper.
$2,870,322
1,797,251
revenues—
Operating
14,358
30,299
:
Adj. of Fed. inc. tax for
first half of year——
Net
.
219
Depreciation'
Federal
11,431
1939
$80,895
1940
$83,386
13,557
1941
$262,105
695
-
interest
Other
,
20% and will place the road in a more favorable
respect to these obligations, Mr. Farrlington said.—
with
position
1942—12 Mos.—1941
1942—3 Mos.—1941
period End. Sept. 30—
approximately
Co.—Earnings-
Central Power & Light
Subs.)—Earnings—
Central Foundry Co. (&
Monday, November 23, 1942
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL
1860
would
run
will reduce the outstanding equipment indebtedness
in
on
directors have declared a
addition
the
$1
to
the
cumul.* and
Dividend—
participating dividend of $1 per. share
cents per share
par value, both
quarterly dividend of 25
partic. preferred stock, no
usual
payable-:-Dec.-45-J;o.iwlder.S'X>r.T.ecqrd-I>eG.
■i;,f ••!"'•
&<**
of *75
,
restoration
A participating dividend
of
based
are
Vl '-tk
of
.
of $1, per
share
the
on
com-
Vr'.-
follows;.. ;April
,
'July
l. and
1,- 25 <oents each;
Dec. 22, 75 cents.—V. 156,
;;
Oct,
.1010;'-"
p.
1,
50
•—
-
Columbia Gas «fe
r
;
-
156,
778.
'
The-SEC
-issued.
,<•
:
:
<'
.be
Oil
tendered
■*Net
'
1
'
-,
'
.
.
Oper.
&
Federal
.
V*
"
/
,24,912,274
$
-
Note—These
fixed
116,409,701
13,945,972
156,380
2,539,133
9,801,464
.
■:.2,255,535
,r
bef.
revenue-.." !.'4,9 03,362
2,719,355
65,039
31,898
v
___—
charges
of
minority
Net
9,857,729
19,234,442
and
888,987
subs.
240,543
not
volume
Sept.
include
Elec.
&
G.
19,440,693
897,322
but
22,820,675
3,492,905
&
taxes—
is
G.
612,136
2,455,030
3,434,042
parent,
Corp....-
E.
&
charges
E.
stks.
of
Preferred
Balance
1,274,935
2,456,057
months
$1,670,927
of
Electricity
week
the
corresponding
16,668,765
Dr868,580
1,247,762
Following
and
Dr272,902
'
12,624,176
Nov.
14
period
C.
"Of
G.
&
applicable to
5,055,187
tAccruals
stock
per
share
30,
1941
and
applicable
became
law
30,
income
Oct.
on
1942,
subject
of
Federal
to
various
the
The
for
rates
periods,
decline
$0.38
method
income
and
used
tax
a
in
the
year
twelve
in
156,
by
the
required
months
of
by
1942
Revenue Act
the
tax
of
six
months of
Revenue
accruals
of
Act
in
were
1942.
1941
tax
accruals
1941,
while
in
the
of
excess
the
12 Mos. End.
net
Gross
Revenue
to
10%
solidated
fThe
parent
Federal
other
of Federal
earnings ior
excess
periods
Columbia
company,
profits taxes in
of
taxes
Three
months
the
in
those
required
the
Note—The
156,
1942,
Gas
consolidated
income
1603.
p.
Columbia
;
Oil
credits
Corp.,
not
Net
con¬
incurred
include
V...< " "/.I-
/
;
.
-V.
no
•
.
The SEC
Nov;
on
denied
11
the
Claim.of
decree,
entered into
Department of
In
by the company
voting power of
anti-trust
an
was
conflict
no
Oil
with
Columbia'Gas
Both
suit,
according
of
Both
t
vided
Columbia
and
Panhandle
of
tion
and
reallocation
of
Columbia
talization. of,
divest
itself
of interest
of. .voting
.cancellation
Columbia
Oil.
decree
Panhandle
suit brought
-
-provided also for
■
and
control
in
power
In
denying
'redistribution
tion
Columbia' Oil's
of
manner
contention
voting .power
in
among
collateral
provisions of
"The
•of
the
which .'such
an
11 !
V:
"The
-control
unable
are
anti-crust
of
•
Eastern
_
issued
order at
the
order
by
the
and
recapi- '
stock -held
order
an
security
directing
holders
an
'
.
prof,
Federal
•
Earns,
*On
would, conflict
.
..
($6,887,842,
in
In
-
decree
based
are
Columbia
same
,
Gas.
time
that
p.
by
would
to
were
Revenue
$1.89
at
Act
the
with
an
a
17
July 1
of
and
25
Oct.
made:
last.
1,
156,
a
,
Dividend of $1.25
year-end
payable
cents
1,
April
$1.75—V.
declared
stock,
Dec.
each
1
and
dividend
21
to
1,
Oct.
solely
Once
upon
year-end
dividend
stock,
share);
rate
5%
1942.-
following
25
cents
per
record
issue
on
disburse¬
and
eacn;
1771.
of
25
payable
15
cents
Sept. 25, last.
No
cents
Dec.
share
per
10
share
per
to
has
holders
made
were
it
approved
a
among
Oil's
-*$3.10
1,345.359
of
goods
534,389
Other
higher
This
other
stock¬
'
$3.89
for
than
normal
specified
resulted
on
Nov.
10,
payment^ were made during 1941.
sold
25.
June
See V.
10
156.
360,569
and
■
.
debt
for
on
19,325
Spec, reserve
dividends
Assets—*-'
Cash
;
296,981
$555,911
$428,138
65,587
Marketable
other
$1,260,105
$892,413!
Investment
324,608
310,264
"¥,446
352,586
$216,553
normal
$36,441
income
tax
$555,322
■
excess
and
surtax
of
for
1942.
No
1942
Chemical
Inc.
;
1942
-
$326,554
42,672
104,963
....
payable
106,384
173,254
Cigar
Corp.
period End. Sept. 30—
Net
prof,
income
per com.
"On
(&
stock
the
1942—3 Mos—1941
tax
taxes
to
reserve
a
$338,515
•
shares
"
80,000
40%
Note—No
above
provisions
156,
periods—V.
was
1942—9 Mos—1941
f$652,082
*$0.82
tAfter
third
for
in
the
8.
Dec.
22,
960,000
The
on
Nov.
17
excess
profits
taxes
in
to
the
announced
System
Inc.—Output—
output
of
electricity
generated and purchased) for the week ended Nov. 15,
amounting to 157,100,000 kwhM compared with 160,600,000 kwh.
for the corresponding week of 1941, a decrease of 2.2%.
Local dis¬
tribution of electricity amounted to 151,100,000 kwh., compared with
(electricity
1942,
154,600,000 kwh.
of
2.2%—V.
for
156,
p.
the
corresponding
43,244
•5,277
7,703
shares).
6,948
1,077,908
—i-s-
1,077,908
482,275
482,275
•
793.612
holders
week
on
of
of
payable Dec. 22
payment on this issue
on
first
the
old
declared
5%
record
the
was
also
the
dividend
a
$2
par-value,
which
the
cumul.
pref.
Dec.
$6,282,374
America—$2 Common Dividend
declared
disbursed
was
1,533,251
$7,420,964
have
793,712
2,022,604
1.—V.
since
$100
p.
par
per
share
holders
$1
15,
value,
quarterly
stock,
156,
Jan.
par
usual
to
was
1931,
dividend
$100,
record
share
when
common
payable
the
on
of
per
on
$1.25
stock.
of
$1.25
Dec.
15
1604.
quarter.
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York,
company
36,969
subsidiaries...-.**^*....-
previous
directors
share
per
adjusting Federal
Cumberland County Power & Light
See
The
1,040,000
30.558
...
*____*™___*_*___:*____:._*_
no
1941,
share
per
$1.59
stock.
rate in the
required
The
$845,764
$0.92
stock,
1016. ',
p.
80,000
11,907
____*_,
(24,986
directors
Dec.
$378,617
*$0.84
of common
426,170
*_,
Crucible Steel Co. of
The
...
share..:'
250,000
6,171
868,906
(482,275 shares).
in
common
Subs.)—Earnings-
after chgs; &
Federal
Earns,
47,119
'
4,813
—'V0t156,^~prT688~^"-
excess
Consolidated
$703,330
payable—others.*.*..-..'.
'36,838
.Surplus—paid
Surplus—earned
100,000
"•
-
-$232,403
$223,326
$168,898
$195,891
profits taxes.,.Note—Net profit for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1942
and-194l;
amounted to $725,967 and $814,046, respectively—V.
156, p. 426.
"Includes
$6,282,374
income
Common stock
Final net profit..—.
•
66,026
.
$7,420,964
_____
payable
payable—others
Preferred
•
127,651
50,634
107,220
-
for excess
*
1
95,531
$870,586
.........
Minority interest in
$345,782
52,693
71,110
1
91,128
,
;
contracts
Mortgages
1939 /
1940
*
$857,914
■;'.■■■
.*,-***-*_*-*, -
..—...
interest
Deferred
'428,204
•
>-*486,460
:
.1941
-
$846,515
3,295,839
81,740
payable
and
Notes
,,
—
60,576
3,653,633
county, State and Federal taxes____.
Debentures—annual sinking fund due Nov. 30.
3V-2% debentures due Sept. 1, 1954
Subs.)—
(&
25,111
142,682
92,546
Accrued
profits tax.—V. 156, p. 1688.
Industries,
25,111
123,747
....
routes.
...
Accrued
provision
951,520
-
1,189,740
Liabilities-
Notes
has
cost):
i
trade
Accounts
$217,080
1941
*$384,238
current-,—
equipment—depreciated...
Total
338,242
$594,809
Act
674
427,464
1942
receivable.*..;
_i
Prepaid expenses
Debt expense
4,160
$947,395
86,152
and
of
(at
than
(fixed)
Dairy 'herd
8,323
$122,593
842
3957,793
I,'223,222
"banks_.*_**_____„
contracts
securities
$205,111
89,809
7.
555,069
;
Inventories
^ 2~958
65,586
155,855
1.121,409
and
419,581
,
Cost
--
1,262,476
■t
and In
notes
$472,832
for Federal
Depreciation
135,479
$138,287
paid
421,005
; ;
59,423
694,045
rj',:
hand
on
Accounts,
79,560
53,062
47,436
paid
dividends
$839,100
profits tax
<
55,457
,
$166,851
...
105,027
inc.
Federal income tax
23,085
income..'
Comparative Consolidated Balance Sheet, Sept. 30
-,
~
depr., etc.
20,619
24,972
...
Plant
Sept. 30—
$837,604
State
$100,084
1~428
.
$1,921,280
Note—Net Income allocated to:
Minority interest in subsidiary
Creameries of America, Inc.............
77,714
in accordance with the Revenue
,
109,089
$316,870
J
&
income
Preferred
288,894
75,904
Federal
102,998
deducts..
Fed.
Common
383,526
17,511
$728,515
35,675
;
2,449,258
59,654
9,458,285
$1,818,282
discount
income
taxes
1942—121
12,082,312
$281,195
$905,193
expense
Other
$513,491
3,645,480
$869,466
35,727
105,888
—
for
1942—9 Mos—1941
4,794,939
____
$277,806
surplus..!"
Subs.)—Earnings—
$3,926,675 $13,880,594 $10,186,800
&
income
Interest,
11,168
360,418
ex¬
——._
$306,362
to
(&
1942—3 Mos—1941
$5,664,405
income
Total
from
of net
3 Mos. End.
plan,
months ,of, 1942
deductions
declared
record
March
1,427,850
pre¬
of subsidiaries
467,856
income
of
last
year,
a
decrease
1771.
•
Central Maine Power Co.
Cuneo
above.—V, 156, p.
Co.—Obituary—
1688.
<
Press
Co.—Special Offering—Hemphill, Noyes
& Co. on Nov. 16 made a special offering of
3,000 shares
of common stock (par $5) at 19, with commission of 60
cents.
The offering was completed in 32 minutes.
There
were 21
purchasers through 12 firms, with the largest
block sold amounting to 1,340 shares and the smallest
30 shares.—V. 156, p. 1046.
Consolidated Film Industries, Inc.—Accrued Dividend
The
directors
have
declared
a
dividend
of
25
cents
per
share
Curtiss Candy
on
accumulations
account
six
been
of
on
864.
Operating profit
debt,
Co
I.
-Net prof. bef.
the
Panhandle
$4,895,156 $11,285,985 $14,058,859
21,
$1.25
of
this
on
the
Oct.
of
holders
made
were
During 1941,
July
p.
oper. exps. Incl, deprec.
335,752
'•
common
aggregate
Nov.
$383,694
Earnings—
operations
1942—9 Mos—1941
earnings .for the first
approved
$2.51
Steel Corp.—Year-End
on
common
Payments
were
Cost
con¬
1467.
.
$3,684,085
reporting
equal
surtaxes
the
taxes
income
.
$2.32
2,583,971
$1.87
Creameries of America, Inc.
$2,847,466
534,389
discount,
.
1942—3 Mos.—1941
-
350,983
37,593
deductions
income
per!com. share*—. > *$1.01
$1.35
3,539,894 shares of common stock.
Notes—(1)
and
Sept. 30—
after chgs. &
retirements-
79,251
'
(net).
Consolidated
unlawful modifica¬
by Columbia Gas and Columbia Oil, providing,
for the sale and disposition of all of Columbia
Period End.
2,853.971
$2.82
share—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
sales
3,010,399
20,622
is considered necessary
con-
Commercial Investment Trust Corp.—Earnings—
Net
G.
"Provision
-
Panhandle
that
its
holdings in Panhandle Eastern.—V. 156,
..
3,407,727
176,908
v
revenues..
inc.
advances
on
been made
pro¬
•
submitted
things,
taxes,
taxes...
long-term
Balance
.Eastern is divested from the Columbia Gas system, and such control is
terminated, the objective of the decree will have been satisfied."
The SEC
and
.
-decree," the SEC said:
to accept.
,
;
suit, and consent
Panhandle
2,853,971
—2,583,971
1771.
common
p.
"'
!
and Golumbia-Oil apparently assumed
that the decree. constitutes by. implication an ironclad ruling that' no
action other than that;expressly sanctioned by the court is allowable
to achieve compliance with any;other provision of law.
This assumpwe
5,275,495
$7,511,996
Distributions of
$4,506,348
by the public..*
Net
recapitaliza¬
securities,
-
attack upon, and
consent
5,941,719
$8,944,485
stk.
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.—Year-End Dividend—
A
$6,193,617
$851,654
541,849
94,963
income
Miscell.
by
the decree~is hot-made-Clear,
.tion
oper.
on
U.
-
"unlawful
an
of
local
other
held
*
stitute
income
&
Int.
*.
•
1939
9,482,191
the
20,
the
1941
$1,324,799
685,674
84,538
»
Federal taxes
Int.
requiring Columbia Gas to
Panhandle, and also requiring
in
certain
.
•
order
an
•
1940
$13,297,415 $16,863,693 $14,886,204 $12,787,491
&
Receivables
Pipe Line Co., subsidiary
been held a subsidiary of
-
issued
Dec.
'■
$6,313,736
1942—3 Mos—1941
& maint...
depreciation.
Gross
Gas
Eastern's
Oil.
Subsequently the SEC
.,
\
.The consent
l,
ments
Corp.—Weekly Output—*
:
consent
a
companies entered into a consent decree which
separation Of Panhandle Eastern 'from Columbia Oil's
laws.
1941
$7,381,502
per
p.
10.
Ry. & Lighting Co.—Earnings-
for
Net
voting
parent
anti-trust
1942,
7,943,653
directors
AprJ
V'-V
debt discount and
exps.
"Federal
.trol by.placing .the- latter's-stockholdings in'Panhandle Eastern in the '
.hands of a trustee ^charged with preventing further alleged -violations
of
21,
of this year. 'No1 excess
1940.- tDefictt—V. 156,
p. 1771.
!——$5,353,762
common
on
Dec.
Eastern
Columbia-'Oil >-has
Oct.
months
or
1942
profits taxes.. '
par)
Net
Gas
for
7.3
$305,765
state
Oil,' in the Justice Department
had been charged with interfer-
the.-SEC deoision,
to
both ^companies.-.-
Columbia
160,361,000
—
revenues
Electric*
&
-
with the-business of
.ence
172,047,000
company..—
Other
'.V
(
■
inc.
Continental
5.6
subsidiaries
Prov.
Corp.,, taking the
operations of the decree as
.
,
&
for
&
...
156,
share
692.
156, p.
Reservations
the ^Company, 'Columbia
that -there
position
in
income
Total
'
Columbia Gas
a
subsequent
Sept. *30—■
est.
of
The
8.0
5.2
debt
public Nov. 11, the SEC ordered redistribution of
the result of its order!
'
of
Oper.
Justice.
decision made
a
of
Operating
',1;; .1
Corp. "subsidiary
that "the order directing
redistribution
power
would constitute
an ."unlawful
modification"
of
the
—V.
% Increase
154,211,000
9,095
of
etc.,
Connecticut
American
'
••
in
necessary for 1941
deprec.
&
$20
of
weeks
1942
Period End. Sept. 30—
Co.—SEC
:1
that
161,307,000
and expense, etc.,
The Federal income and
do
year;
requirements of the Revenue Act of
adjusted
were
profit
Prov.
equiva-.
accordingly the
statements
Gasoline
&
companies
over
been
its
or
of the
be
bef.
Shares
amount.
Electric
&
have
parent deducted in arriving at these figures are:
ended Sept. 30,
1942, Federal income, Cr$8,870; other,
fied—
1
increase
interest
penses,
Rejects Plea—
Must Dispose of Holdings—Denies Trust Decrees Modi¬
.
7.3'/o
a
of
group
$2,555,026
dividends
Minority
subsidiaries, Columbia Oil & Gasoline Corp. or
subsidiaries,-or Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Go. or its subsidiaries.
—V.
Edison
161.016,000
————
amortization
the
by
three months,
and
these periods.
will
Net
170,325,000
depreciation and
(net)
Preferred
the
Fuel A Power Co.
for
six
first
this
include
in; excess
Deprec.
•
income
mium
than
$16,230; 1941, Federal income, $86,452; other, $13,727; 12 months ended
Sept.-30, 1942,-Federal income, $153,179; other, $71,398; 1941, Federal
income, $455,751; xjther, $63,886.
*
1
its
:
Sept. 30—
Interest, amortization of
profits taxes,
excess
these
profits tax.
excess
.'V'-'Y
earnings
Gross
1941
less
were
post-war
lent
$900,000 for the full
$4.34
contingency provision at the
the tax accruals to Sept. 30,
1942,
Continental Can Co., Inc.—Earnings—
Community Water Service Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
ended
the
at
....
The provisions for Federal excess profits taxes for
nine months and
twelve months ended Sept.
30,
reduced by $1,186,000; representing, estimated
,
of
$863,866
of 40%
rate
assume a
(which
ago
Interest,
first
$4.29
1942
this
tively, to the rates imposed retroactively by the Revenue Acts of
those
-
of
Act
169,458,000
1771.
p.
Provision
the
$0.98
share..
com.
taxes
of
Operating expenses, maintenance and taxes
In
$0.78
per
Profit
weekly kilowatt-hour output of electric energy of subsidiaries
corporation, adjusted to show general business conditions of
territory served for the week ended Nov.
12,
1942,
amounted
to
225,629,491, as compared with 201,591,105 for the corresponding week in
1941, an increase of 24,038,386, or 11.92% —V. 156, p. 1771.
1942.
1942.
$806,625
12 Mos. End.
taxes
_
-
Accruals for Federal income and excess profits, taxes for the three
months ended Sept. 30,
1941 and 1942, include amounts necessary to
adjust the accruals for the first nine months of 1941 and 1942, respec¬
and
$98,849
The
rates
months
arriving
permitted
as
Revenue
credit
166,511,000
;
14
of
credits,
specified
including
from
the nine
the
on
profits
excess
.
7
4,584,113
$0.09
post-war
1942, by the Revenue Act of 1942
the
to
at
were
the
1942).
due
excess
'4,202,629
t$138,962
Earnings
Commonwealth & Southern
profits taxes for the periods
income tax
was
1,113,842
stock
and
1942,
to
21,
for Federal
E.
il,278,917
_________
6,459,665
represents
imposed, retroactive to Jan. 1,
accruals
&
G.
com.
$6,345,412
1,278,917
-4,202,629
;
$0.62
—Kilowatt-Hour Output—
1942
1941
11,043,778
6,455,146
$1,186,000
for Federal income
Acts
of C.
of
$6,288,171
319,729
1,050;657
profits taxes
year.
'
-
31—
Nov.
5,352,084
7,568,988
-
approximately
Sept.
Revenue
99,303
*
com.
earnings
which
•1,969,7-71
"$0.63
the kilowatt-hour output totals of the past four
comparisons with last year.
,
'
are
24
V.
E.
paid
$1,469,235
319,729
Co.—Weekly Output—
registered
last
2,448,536
128,120
'
Oct.
1,347,065
based
the Commonwealth
of
ended
percentage
Oct.
16,395,863
of
1,204,113
'
and
'
output
106,148
(Including wholly owned subsidiaries)
income
post-war
Week Ended—
3,173,884
$0.28
601.
p.
2,426,784
16,126
1,050,657
are
$1,637,486
are
611,067
of
$1,231,424
•rate
1942—9 Mos—1941 •
$732,504
1942
$8,922,068
"Tax provisions for 1942 to
Sept. 30, 1942,
Federal Income taxes plus an additional
1,661,655
consideration
without
156,
of
$8,821,103
25,607
amort,
income
Earn,
$3,299,141
Federal
$2,096,428
605,728
_______
Balance
:
5,511,600
for
523,679
$1;862,758
$8,398,389
dividends.^..
and
provision
the
13,492,757
Dr2 7,172
Br260,157
corp.....
dividends
Consolidated
Act
v>
/
$7,182,527
/
499,923
bonds
on
Preferred
t•
during the
compared with
704,426
^
$8,321,180
Common -dividends..^-:
manufacturing
$1,472,930
$527,016
$1,990;418
106,010
deductions
excess
applic. to capital
Sept.
of
•*
and
prem.
Other
3,695,851
of
fixed
&
ended
Interest
acquired
$2,220,516
share—**$0.20
per
nine
Nov.
•
volume
receivables
.
$1,783,693
79,065
Gross income
$3.45
.
exc.
."
-
6,354,980
1,693,500
&
for
Corp..
to fixed
chgs. of C. G- & E.
Bal,
all
1942 -3 Mos—1941
Commonwealth Edison
612,230
.
.....
Operating income.*..
2,636,878 shares of common stock.
the
Earns, applic,
C.
the
',.1
of
'■
Net
30,
Sept. 30—
Note—The
&
interests
revenue
Int.
5,221,252
Federal
acquired.
profit
"On
for
;2,784,394
It
$11,237,163 $10,190,929 $46,424,008 $42,007,49(1
6,-202,442 .
5,492,665
24,580,817' 22,287^261
-1,037,021
965,246
4,836,295
4,055,786
2,214,007
1,742,600
8,666,716
7,266,054
Other income
income and excess profits
statutes.
fAfter payment -of divi¬
convertible preferred stock outsanding.
cumulative
gross
Fed.
Earnings
22,580,131
206,251
;
...
1942—12 Mos—1941
'
existing
profits -taxes
applic. to Colum.
Gas
C.
the
figures do
Income
.'Federal
t5,722,659
'
1942—3 Mos—1941
6,743,657
$2.83
t7,121,581
-f3;008,149
16,946,183
113,299,889
Period End.
fProf.
57,181,627
taxes__CrtM10,432
prof.'taxes
12,533,686
divs.
INet
of
-
Commercial Solvents Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
;
14,420,924
income
Bal.
,
787,263,763
stock____a___„i_._
Canadian
quarter ended
—V.
.
$
5,609,929
dividends__„__i____,
recently
Consolidated
'
57,938,280
4,935,260
&
"Taxes
•';,'r:
••
Sept. 30—
revenues..
k1941
$
1942, was $127,687,447,
($229,770,124 for the same period of 1941—V. 156, p. 778.
V'$
-24;700,238 121,641,184
oper.
Operating expenses.. >_•
Depreciation
1942
common
-the -4 Va %
on
fthird
'
Pfd.
Period End.
Total
444,820,722
for
the terms
»subsidiaries
i'
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$
r
.jJ,057,024
oper.
Other
dends
the -semi¬
of
(tople,*.-..£,986,913
&
taxes
-Net
^
income
excess
Other
lieu
months
'•
Credit Co.—Earnings-
adjusting
'taxes'-to
■
maintenance—> .12,743,209 .*.13,320,196
for aetir.
Fed.
•
_
1942—3 Mos.—1941
.
revenues
Prov.
•j.
•
Period End. Sept. 30—
Gross
'
\ r;,
in
'
"
^Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co. of Bal¬
timore—Earnings—;-
..
nine
^.Consolidated Jncome 'Account
..
"
«•(
•*»
sinking fuhd. required,-
indenture
the
-share——;
per
"After
an
trastee'Under' the
"
'
Sept. 30—
available
"Earnings
—
GasoUhe
to- the
annual cash
..
Ac
•"
•••
for
receivables
Gross
effective forthwith authorizing
Pdrp,; ip'.'purchase from Columbia Gas. &
■Electric Corp. $300",000 %ce R value>-of "Columbia Oil's - debentures for
$300,000 in cash plus accrued interest, jurisdiction being reserved with
respect to the payment; *>f "the $ I2;000 - premium prescribed under the
terms of the indenture-swurihg^the; debentures.
The debentures are to
Columbia
-1
p,
incurred
v
,
Eleetric *Corp.-^Purchase of Debs
earnings.
This -adjust¬
quarter earnings " which
*■?
were
INet available for
■
months'
the, third
■
and
cents;
■
9 Mos. Ended
six
in
taxes
Commercial
no ^aT- valu«^!pay^le-TDec.t15 <to holders of record pec, 1.
.Thte'compares with-.75-^ehtS-fMftidf^n;?'Gct, 1, last, and 25 cents each
on
April .l.Tand July !lr:*1042!^Distributions during 1941-were as
the
tax rate.
profits
excess
this yeaT—V.
(mPn stock,
to
included
onlhenew
""•121 'No
-The directors .also^eolaredta idivfdend
$714,058
ment. has -not%bebn
-<^nts;vpeV ;share was. paid .onlthisoissue on •Oct! V last, - as com-:
' WlthVparticipatlng ^Uidends of as cents-eachon April 1
and
pared
of
payable
Dec.
on the $2 cumul. pref. stock, no
par value,
holders of record Dec. 4.
Similar distributions
were
made on Anril 1, July 1 and Oct. 1. last, and in each of the
four quarters of 1941.
Accumulations as of Oct. 1, 1942, amounted to
$10.75 per share.—V. 156, p. 1046.
20
to
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Company filed with the SEC on Nov. 17 a registration covering the
of 30,000 shares of participating preference preferred stock
issuance
at
a
maximum
The
agents,
offering price
of
$100
a
share.
corporation does not propose to offer any of the shares through
brokers or underwriters.
the company proposes to use $700,000 to acquire going busiin the
same
field, $750,000 for the acquisition of additional
nesses
Declared-
Curtiss-Wright Corp.-$l Dividend
directors
The
the
declared
12
Nov.
on
the
to provide funds for payments under
profit-sharing plans for its employees,
land, and $900,000
corporation's pension and
farm
dividend of $1
a
similar
A
as
as
:were
Distribu-
5.
15, last,
as
Payments during 1941
follows: March
.35 cents: June 14, 40 cents; Sept. 13,
»d Dec40 ce"ts-v'156- "•1046with
compared
35 Mnts-
cents
35
March
on
15,
1942.
16,
Operating
revenues
Operating
".Federal
____
expenses
taxes.,—
taxes—
Other
■
—
Prop, retir. res. approp.
Net
Other
income
2,898,078
—
2,804,190
1,442,088
706,560
1,048,615
677,111
725,039
337,927
$2,173,776
$179,782
$182,972
revenues—
oper.
1942-^12 Mos. 1941
$7,945,541 $7,520,797
1942—Month—1941
$731,670
$736,057
243,652
259,021
179,149
186,572
56,921
54,747
68,976
55,935
30—
——
Total
Int.
46,667
deducts.
15,239
and
int.
560,000
126,845
1,refundable}
provisions for Federal taxes of $60,000 for the current
and $328,000 for the twelve months ended Sept. 30, 1942, addi¬
to the amounts required under the Revenue Act of 1941.—V. 156,
Depreciation
Gross
mionth
tional
Taxes
Operating
expenses
Other
248.945
203,344
2,760,576
1,926
176,900
21,826
15,436
13,365
168,792
170,221
taxes
taxes
Net
$64,516
$43,010
$650,536
$514,728
15,505
revenues
oper.
15,505
186,063
186,063
$27,505
$464,473
$328,665
$49,011
Operating income—_
Operation
•
—
Maintenance
$27,505
$464,473
...—;
——
23,515
282,180
282,180
1,959
1.959
24,606
income
Gross
$2,031
$157,687
$23,199
appl.cable to preferred stock——
103,901
(f Dividends
Balance
"Includes
month
for the
$44,358
•(•Dividends
Sept.
unpaid to
and
accumulated
paid
was
Nov.
on
tDeficit.—V. 156. p.
1, 1933.
1468.
30,
shares
Dividends on
23,512
9 Mos. End.
$327
$9,244
1940
$248,964
383.325
——-
shares
.
,
amounted
156,
$550,000.—V.
to
779.
p.
revenues—..
$907,231 "
593,994
•
45,325
(inch
Net
taxes)
inc.
102,751
■
Light
$224,459
income (net)
Non-oper,
Balance
$181,940
65,500
$2,439,388
752,700
61,800
accruals...
res,
162,896
"The
Corp.—Bonds Called—
There
have
redemption
for
called
been
of .Jan.
as
1943,
1,
total
a
and
Miscell.
deductions
$782,000 of gen. & ref. mtge. gold bonds, series A, due July 1, 1950,
101 and int.
Payment will be made at The International Trust Co,,
of
at
Denver, Colo.—V.
trustee,
156, p, 1605.
amort.....
Interest
$2,099,448
434,866
13,615 "
13,037
i
$1,229,003
77,652
El
: $1,151,351
to ,minority interest.—17,902
$1,573,894
$79,982
deducts. (B. V. G. & E. Co.)—..
Preferred div.
$121,885
Co.
Balance
1941
Gross earnings from utility operations..—— $76,164,480 $72,464,760
Operating maintenance, etc., charges
——„
51,817,427 49,327,210
Federal normal tax and surtax—.i—i—f——,.
4,325,000
3,530,000
Excess profits, tax
6,420,000
1,200,000
Applicable
1942
12 Mos. End. Oct. 31—
(&
Subs.)
income
$3,868,046
1,630.233
1.475,837
(Maintenance
22,645
20,764
259.127
235,353
Depreciation
36.638
34,802
434,024
78,653
35,607
795,048
362,489
36,226
426,015
400,003
$980,523
—
.
'
,
income
Other
taxes
taxes-
36,270
■
Other miscellaneous income
——_:J
4: '
—
corporate income
debt discount and
—.
...
and
expense.....
...
$13,733,010 $18,633,497
4,963,687
6,289,484
income
156,
—V.
—
——„
$12,344,012
$8,769,323
.
$1,860,106
162,436
Pepper Co.—Year-End Dividend of 85
Doctor
Cents—
85 cents per share has been declared on
the common stock, no par value, payable Dec. 1 to holders of record
Nov.
19.
Distributions of
15
cents each
were'* made on March 5;
year-end
A
1
June
last.
1,
Sept.
the
to
addition
In
"
,■
four
regular
extra
each
payments
made
of
Dec.
on
cents
15
1
paid
directors
The
share
-Sept.
the
on
xecord
Nov.
16
declared
stock,
pa,r
a
$20,
distributions
Sinrlar
-year-end dividend of $1 per
payable Dec. 14 to holders of
were
made on June 13 and
1941.—V.
156,
1
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
.12 Mos.
-3 Months-
Period Ended Sept. 30—
1942
Total
Purchased
1942
$263,941
$847j034
40,448
135.415
57,636
78,913
276,250
15,066
17,978
66,489
14,927
revenue.—
1941
$215,088
33,613
operating
18,614
66,989
3,900
750
18,595
power
Operation
,
.
Maintenance
•General
Prov.
taxes
—.
for Fed.
inc.
from
Income
Non-pper&ting
Gross
Prov.
Fixed
(net)..
—
$107,238
1,501
$283,296
3,336
$90,390
$108,739
$286,632
.26,740
32,440
117,203
renewals, replace. & retire.
1,145
1,163
19,075
21,200
—.1,312
charges of subsidiaries
of East Coast Pub. Serv.
inc. taxes of co,_
for Federal
4,640
79,520
"Cr2,847
investments..
cash
Temporary
Notes
receivable
———....—........
receivable, inch
———...
debt discount and
Other
to
"Rerv^ents
year
surplus
$43,429
$52,623
$88,115
1941, of over-accrual for the
adjustments as of Dec. 31,
1941.
.
223,000
1,221
1,521,670
—
—
expense..<
charges
—_
1,976
1,798,530
69,938
911,294
119,747
34,090
77,336
461,288
4,427
premises—.;
damage expenditures—
deferred
;
installment accounts.
Appliances installed on consumers'
Materials and supplies..—
$759,939
$985,850
21,928
1,009,843
132,144
32,675
13,521
-
-
451,433
and
notes
(none
owned
U. A.)„
by E.
U.
—
A.).__
payable
Accounts
payable to Montaup Electric Co.!
•Consumers'
Taxes
public.
deposits
accrued
—
r—
—
-
.1
————
...
accrued
Interest
liabilities
Miscellaneous
Retire,
to
reserve
Contributions
(excl.
lor
i
.....
Montaup Elec. Co. res.)..
extensions
Operating reserves
Unamortized
premium on debt
credits
'
...
& capital stock (owned .by E. U. A.)—
& capital stock (owned by others).^
Common
-Common
Premium
on
Premium
on
stock
owned
by E.
tEarned surplus after acq.
Total
U. A
;
stock owned by others
stock by E. U. A.
of stock by E. U. A.
tEarned surplus before acq. of
182,584
31,969
8,999,109
40,086
$1,294,200
11,300,000
277,819
514,263
-52,364
1,659,946
168,334
42,954
9,527,155
38,277
57,394
68,735
195,367
14,468,650
228,000
2,742,366
72,784
1,842,087
314,081
69,026
71,361
392,389
14,468,650
228:000
2,742,366
72,784
2,075,384
330,087
$1,294,200
13,200,000
301,666
413,238
50,511
1,444,974
.
_
$45,947,803 $45,325,359
—
damage
expenditures
1939, over a
1, 1942.—V.
156, p. 1325.
341,160
$494,358
$644,681
$620,831
"Accruals
67,501
63,903
$426,857
El Paso Elec. Co. (Del.)
Federal
1942
for
23,850
CDel.)———
Co.
$556,928
(normal
income
and
and
surtax)
excess
profits taxes are based upon the 1941 Revenue Act plus an added
provision of approximately $220,000 for additional taxes which may be
"required under the proposed 1942 Revenue Act. This additional amount
,is. .being spread
monthly upon the basis of taxable income.
The
.amounts shown above for Federal income taxes include provision for
estimated
profits
excess
30,
Sept.
of
taxes
$573,785
(1941—$159,144).
1942
For
for
the
12 -months
comparative
ending
Federal
purposes
.income ,and excess profits taxes for each month of 1941 have been
.restated to give effect to the Revenue Act enacted in September, 1941.
—V. 156, p. 1325.
■
'
■
Electric Boat Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
A
dividend
stock,
of
payable
50
Dec.
cents
10
-w^re. made
per
share has
to holders
June 10,
on
of
been
>
-
declared
record
Nov.
capital
Similar dis-
on
24.
the
last, and .Dec. .10, 1941, .as com¬
1941, and in June and Decem.-
pared with 40 cents each on June 10,
ber, 1940.—V. 155, p. 2006.
Electric Power
<
&
'1942—3 Mos.—1941
Subsidiaries—
'
I
$
$
1942—12 MOS.—1941
.
$
.
•
'*
$
Federal taxes
——
taxes
45,944.133
1,514,076
6,613,327
2,794,603
18,321,856
9:943,866
3,425,965
13,516,125
13,063,890
5,429,732
—1_L—_
10,649,769
4,813,333
—
Operation
'Maintenance
30,873,796 139,094,681
1,759,785
3,435,231
revenues
33,842,335
11,510,026
-Operating
Other
,
Light Corp. •(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Period End. Sept.'30—
5,377,889
22,312,484
19,501,200
6,894,228
17,115
7,110,594
32,386,756
31.210,92
9,010
365,419
222,29:
6,911,343
7,119,604"
32,752,175
31,433,21
121.856,048
42,391,972
5,744,197
Property retirement and
depletion
reserve
Net
revenues—
Other
oper.
Gross
Net
(net)
income
income-——'
.public
to
int.
„"Pref.
3,500,505
3,564,037
14,493,385
14,544,78
3,410,838
3.5557567" ~18,258,790
16,888,43
public-
1,972,816
1,971,407
7,890,796
7,885.62
i.
divs. to
nority
&
of
1,438,022
1,584,160
1 0,367,994
9,002,80
80.062
82,902
388,684
1,357,960
1,501,258
9,979,310
applic. to
interests
equity
Lt,
and
—
Balance
Net
.
*—
deductions
Balance
tPortion
being prorated to expense beginning
four-year period under approval of State Com¬
missions.
tlncludes $750,435 which
is not available for dividends
."nr""- -ter^s
Trucf Todenture of Brockton Edison Co., dated * July
"Storm
265,581
$51,543
requirements-^.--—,———
Balance applicable to
Liabilities—
Preferred stock (none owned by E,
Electric
Paso
dividend
Preferred
$45,947,803 $45,325,359
.......
—
22,075
$34,699
El
Hributions
Total
.January,
Balance
5,327
$73,619
(pub.t_
amort.
Interest
—
Unadjusted
$89,946
444
operations..
income
income
for
Fixed chgs.
Prov.
~
taxes of subs.
—
Accounts
'
.
—
.
Bonds
1772.
p.
'
East Coast Public Service Co.
and
Int.
1941
1942
—
"Storm
last, as against $1.25 per share on March 14, 1942, and
share each quarter from March 14, 1940, to and incl. Dec. 13,
14,
$1.75 per
f
on
common
23.
Nov.
$807,862
Dril,922
$56,627
Balance
f
$31,307,225 $31,716,421
9,632,100
8,357,100
* 11,382
4,709
Special funds, U. S. bonds for resale-—.-——
u 5,569
...—.
Cash
1,601,181
1,772,521
Special deposits
•
- 403
- 409
and equipment.—
Montaup Electric Co
Other investments (at cost or less)
Prepayments
Dividend—
30
in
Unamortized
(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co.—$1
$1,704,871
$1,261,473
for dividends and surplus..
plant
Property,
Accounts
quarterly
during 1941, the company
of 25 cents per share.—V. 155, p. 823.
share
per
an
and
dividend ■of
$79,121
Dr5,502
155,235
^
Comparative Consolidated Balance Sheet, Sept.
'
'
Investment
1468.
p.
$1,550,282
309,824
$1,133,449
290,460
Assets—■
Net
$60,290
Dr3,663
revenues—.-
oper.
■Other income—net
23,612
$1,423,909
interest—
and
taxes
Expenses,
Balance available
Gross
Interest
413,841
77,652
Balance
$13,602,052 $18 ,407,550
225,947
130,958
*4
— — ——
1942—12 Mos.—1941'
$4,352,308
123,250
$370,864
revenues
-
$494,358
Non-subsidiary income
Balance
Balance,
(Texas)—Earnings—
$329,771
,
Earnings of subs. cos. applicable to E. U. A...
$206,662
it has any liability for excess
1942—Month—1941
-
'
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
129,312
136,368
"Net
Co.
Edison
Detroit
$335,973
$184,098
■
surplus—
does not consider that
Electric
Paso
Operation
$1,651,546
i.
—
stock and
Period. Ended Sept. 30-
"Fed,
Balance
$295,523
111,43d
.■
profits taxes.—V. 156, p. 1325.
$2,888,417
788,969
$1,686,688
444,070
$116,441
35,918
540
$162,659
40,672
102
—.
3.616
13
requirements—
common
24.614
-
1,457
,
'
dividend
Operating
Gross- income
18,877
15,114
^
;
company
$383,080
17,121
taxes
-
for
1941
1942
$329,229
:
Balance
138,238
,
(Del.)- -Earnings-
30—
—
Balance
$2,750,149
$2,276,523
Sept.
—
Preferred
,
Denver Tramway
Ended
revenues
Interest'
$850,483 $10,833,098 $10,095,572
400,979
5,886,564
4,852,274
38,133
484,608
413,096
241,488
2,185,403 ; 2,080,053
$169,883
12,057
New
Power
&
Other taxes
1942—12 Mos.—1941-
$165;162
59,297
revenues—
oper.
Retire,
Subs.)—Earnings-
1942—Month—1941
Period End. Sept. 30—
Taxes
(&
paid on
was
Servel,
Paso Electric Co.
Total
per
1772.
p.
manager
of
Expenses
Eastern Utilities Associates
quarterly
York, has been appointed advertising
of this corporation.
He was formerly
Inc., and of the New York & Queens
Co.—V, 156, p. 1605,
,
•
1
v,
of
relations
.
Months
12
Minnesota-
the Eastern
available to
share
cents
an extra of 50
29, 1941.—V. 156,
manager
public
El
603.
p.
Operation
$519,651
388,325
$1.43
$1.36
$0.66
"After charges and provision for Federal and State taxes (including
reserve for Federal excess profits
taxes in 1942 and 1941).
The taxes
income
Outstanding
156,
Corp.—V.
not
are
Maintenance
1941
1942
$554,992
388,325
Sept. 30—
operations
its
of 20 cents
usual
the
and
$2,
on
Stop Nut Corp.—Appointment—
Reynolds,
advertising
and
Dec.
on
"Federal income
7% preferred
th.s stock are cumula¬
Darnings per share....
1942
23,549
and
unpaid dividends on preferred
Wisconsin Hydro Electric Co. earnings aris¬
subsidiary,
the
quarterly dividend
a
par
share
last, a quarterly dividend of 20 cents was paid on the
as compared with
30 cents per share previously each
addition,
In
common
Elastic
47,446
$32,793
1942, amounted to
•
•
of
from
21.2'
companies
30.
record Nov.-
of
quarter.
.
ing
62'/a
Sept. 14,
stock,
2,090
—_
accumulated
of
11.0
16.0
Inc.—20-Cent Common Div.--
stock,
common
cents per
/,£
.
^
$80,238
—
47,393
......
—
Amount
,,16,406
11,968
21,971
156, p. "1772.
declared
17
Nov.
on
common
deductions.
company
income
Operating
for
On
1941
148,931
74,713
103,958
1942
165,337
86.681
125,929
Light Co.—,
the
on
of
to holders
9,816
$23,839
parent
Power
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Decca Records, Inc.
"Net
of ,1941
131,167
32,972
—_—
Note—Because
Latest dividend, amounting to $1.75 a share on
$926,451.
tive.
current
addi¬
$10,983 for the
of
taxes
twelve months ended Sept. 30, 1942,
the amounts required under the Revenue Act of 1941.
tional to
stock,
Federal
provisions for
and
1937
•of
$286,747
:
of
the outstanding 30,000 shares
series preferred stock and on the outstanding "30,000 shares
series preferred stock, par $50 each series, all payable Dec. 15
Electric
1$80,702
$53,786
share
dividends
35,389
18,250
subsidiary deductions
Net
—
—
———
directors
William
Total
subsidiaries
are
& Ltgiit Corp.
and
-with the corresponding
figures do not include the System inputs Of any
appearing in both periods.—V.
Edison Brothers Stores,
3
103,901
$23,537
income
which
Power
compared
as
follows:
as
-were
&
Power
The above
not
i38,097
:
Balance
Net
National
the
Total
Co,,
r—Increase-—•
24,786
deduct.ons
1941,
Electric
Co,,
Light
Inc.,
Services
Light
&
Power
the System inputs of client oper¬
1942,
12,
Ebasco
&
Power
Input—
—Thousands of •Kilowatt-Hours—
30,463
taxes—__—
income
1
Operating Subsidiaries of—
American Power & Light Co.
—
Electric Power & Light Corp.——
.1941
12,125
,
—
.
—...
Federal
year
a
Services Inc.—Weekly
week .during
$71,238
...
taxes
and
State
$330,165
23.515
4
$49,011
bonds-
mtge.
on
Other
General
service exceeding six months
companies 'of
The
,140,529
■
—.
—
—:
—
coverage
week ended Nov.
the
For
jr
$315,629
income)
other
group
the
1468.
p.
20,625
1942
30—
(including
revenues
the
,
■
income
Gross
Int.
1,500
—-
-
—
was
156,
Subsidiaries)
(Including
Account
Income
Months Ended Sept.
Depreciation
Other income
V.
per
3
Gross
-Rent for lease of plant-
$2,080
etc.
expense,
/
but less-than -five years,
amount to normaj
and a half.
t •
/'
When the new plan become effective on Jan. 1 each insured em¬
ployee will contribute 6 cents for each $100 of his increased insurance,
iwith .the
employer bearing the
balance of the entire
net cost.—
2,884
$3,521
•
and its affiliate, the Canad.an Kodak Co., Ltd., of
.announced on Nov. 17. The revised plan, which affects
earned in
wages
40
——,
——
Consolidated
351,323
454,053
39,934
41,924
'Prop, retir. res. approp.
discount and
debt
of
Net, income
2,346,137
38,163
-
Amortization
*••
,
life insurance program to provide an
of approximately 20,000 employees
of
in
50'/«
employees with
$25,629
38
2,850
•
-
■
64,831
$27,033
20,625
...
——
$3,404,235
$4,210,857
$301,579
$408,984
revenues
"Federal
1942—12 Mos—1941
1942—Month—1941
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
Toronto,
13,901
...
debt——
'
.will permit them to apply for life insurance .equal in'
9,600
debt...—
funded
unfunded
each quarter from April 1, 1938 to and in¬
In addition;' an extra of $1 per share was
$1.5U
1942.
1,
4,204
—
—
on
on
Common Dividend—
a
"
—14,476
1, 1941. The
made on April 1, 1938.—
company
National
10,800
:
...
Interest
Co.—Earnings-
the
of
$118,164
...
Interest
Dallas Ry. & Terminal
of
increase
American
V 3,988
...
15,
6'/v
the
on
value,
par
Jan. 2,' 1942.
-"Rearrangement
>
ating
59,081
—
_
no
with
July
on
made
been
have
■Changes Employees' Insurance Plan—
1941
$115,378
:
——
———
Net earnings
1324.
P-
••paid
t
1942
earnings
Operation
"Includes
A
compared
declared
have
stock,
cluding
.
Sept, 30—
Months Ended
3
(Company Only)
to holders of record Dec.
1
surplus.
share
per
quarter since and including April
1
Corp.—Earnings—
Income Account
Maintenance
507,386
347,166
.
———$3,191,227
.•___—
Eastern Minnesota Power
$1,563,949
Balance
30,517
223,650
.
cents
75
dividend of $1.25 per .share on the
payable Jan. 2 to holders of record
similar distribution was made on this issue on Oct. 1, last,
directors
5.
Dec.
•as
2,310
-6,842
434,189
of
or
Eastman Kodak Co.—$1.25
The
common
Use
•
profits
1237.
p.
Ebasco
$980,200
to preferred
applicable
£2S
:
"Less Treasury stock of $2,482.—V. 156, p. 780.
————
Dividends
—_ .
...——
etc.——
i-J.
Customers' advances for construction-^ -——i——
Total reserves
—
———_
;
'--Capital stock (par $1)
—
—
—— —
Darned surplus
-i.
—2
——:
Capital surplus
:
——I
*
——:
$1,487,586
507,386
$121,066
-
33,456
Unearned interest,
$131,214
stocks
income
$2,051,806
.
„j.
156,
1*113
*0 n<zi
Total
V.
$3,191,227
—
——.
___■
dividend
net
stock each
preferred
6%
previous payment, also 75 cents per share, was
387
,—■
,
$2,071,335
Net
'
at?Waii::::;:::::::::;:-
$2,653,611
560,000
22,276
$2,174,431
$179,782
46,667
1,901
$182,972
bonds.—
mtge.
on
Other
I
I
—
of
Distributions
dividend of 75 cents per share
cumulative preferred stock,
$1.12Va per share on the 4V2 'h
a
the
on
payable Jan.
both
accumulated
of
out
quarterly
stock,
preference
-
accumulations
usual
the
declared
19
Nov.
on
of
account
on
■and
~———
—
-Accounts payable
-Customers deposits
657
'
income
-
,—
Long-term debt
$2,652,954
—
Gross
etc
taxes,
,
Period End. Sept.
49,051.
6,968
Co.—Earnings—
Dallas Power & Light
.
65,135
\
25
'."low
,
]
—_
prepayments-—insurance,
other current assets.—:
has been declared on the
stock, payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Dec.
cents each were made on June 15 and Sept.
of
;
-
supplies..
and
Dnvdend—
year-end dividend of 40 cents per share
A
common
tions
receivable
Materials
Deferred debits
,
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.—Year-End
$2,4j5,056
90,272
r
6,88,2
361,472
Property, plant and equipment
.
Cash on deposit with trustees
——
U. S. Savings bonds on deposit with trustees--,*.—
Miscellaneous investments in subsidiaries in bankruptcy
Accounts
trustees
The
.
on
14, 1940.—V. 156, p. 1605.
compared with an initial of 50 cents on Dec.
Assets—
.
share
per
payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Nov. 27.
distribution was made on this issue on Oct. 30, last year,
stock,
common
Associates—Accrued Dividend—;
Eastern Gas & Fuel
Consolidated Balance Sheet As of Sept. 80, 1912
connection with the
after expenses in
remaining
$2,975,700
the
Of
-offering,
Monday, November 23., 1942
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
1862
I—
mi¬
385.940
Elec.
Pr.
Corp. to income
of
subsidiaries
—
8,616,86
Volume 156
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4127
I
Electric
Net
Power
equity
of
&
Other
tion
(as
1,357,960
1,501,258
9,979,310
10
612
898
—
reconvened
whether,
voting
8.616,865
12
:
income
the
At
Light Corp.
corp.
above)
Section
to
for
power
hearings the
I——
Other
1,357,972
1,501,268
9,979,931
8,617,763
21,276
.Total
Federal
30,486
108,731
92,176
taxes
4,690
4,913
19,267
11
(B)
99,422
363,407
1,662,459
Int.,
Balance
858,265
—
—
397,244
Balance
Sheet,
069,203
Sept, 80, 1042
7,926,067
with
V.
current
$2,877;
assets,
unamortized
debt
discount
and
stock
(no
value),
par
$155,044,139;
long-term
cents
25
1501.
A,
50
cents
V
share
per
has
declared
and
to
the
par $10,
payable Dec. 15 to holders of record
compares-with $2 per share paid on March 16, last;
15, 1941, and $3 on March 14, 1941.
stock,
mon
This
Dec.
Service
Engineers Public
Nov.
30.
$2.50
Nov. 13 served
Co., Inc.—Files
the SEC
and
the
work,
all of
its
directors
share
ground
counts,
the
the
on
A
The
..
Public
the
court
evidence bearing
proffered to the Commission but
11
also
petition
asserts
that
Commission
the
erred
in
22
Co.
and
El
Electric
Paso
system.
:
The petition also asserts
not
are
supported
stantial
The
by
Co.
Engineers
by
inter-
its
<
that
contrary
are
sub¬
to
Columbia
Nov.
the U.
14.—V.
156,
A
March
22,
of
to
1940,
S.
Notes
receivable,
Accounts
(net
Co.—New
The
at
assets
net
Sept.
30,
1942
$3,938 per $1,000 debenture and,
:
that, group,
of North
been elected
has
146,
1397,
p.
and
class
of
30
B
record
and
dividend
extra
an
Like
12.
5
cents per
value,
all,
$5,
par
amounts
Dec.
made
were
declared
share has been
payable
while from March
15,
15
holders
to
this
on
1941,
issue
and
to
were
record
June
15
March
incl.
'
capital
Approval
the
of
is
normal
needed
two-thirds
to
equivalent
were
than
contemplated
each
156, p.
after deducting the
At
approximately
a
meeting
lowing
principal amount
Fire Insurance
officers
of
the
stock.
General
Counsel;
Leonard
Peterson,
the
As
the
debentures,
to
$46.11
share
per
convertible
preferred
class
of
in
outstanding.
I Pursuant
to authorization by stockholders at a
meeting held on
Aug.
11,
1942 the
corporation has entered into
a
contract
with
Empire Trust. Co., New York, providing. that the trust company will
render
investment advisory
service to the corporation
at a fee of,
1,' 1953,
assumed
this
by
corporation
is
annum.
per
;
Earnings
Operating
Operation
Nine
for
Sept.
Ended
Months
30
held
Laughlin,
Taxes'
(&
Notes
164,221
178,384
181,827
23,596
20,481
income
$314,770
1st
tTaxes refunded
—
75,417
§ 121,471
125,625
Int.
3,180
2,281
of
giving
$110,696
$98,023
159,610
371,301
effect
result
to
paid
taxes
at
source.
lOver
,
glncludes
$4,193,118
2,673,716
2,007,744
50,817
698,931
114,640
52,833
Assets—'
•
banks and on hand——
in
of
securs.
Corp
York
1
Total
v--
Capital Co.
; 1941
"
1
cos.:.
stock-"—.
——:
10,
705,062
Ltd—
3,278,922
.
,
v
of
G.
1941;
all
341,540
$67,950
$874,155
$711,008
.or
l,
than
104%
be
$12,705,105 $14,892,616
Reserve
for
$13,866
income
-
$3,318
105,855
129,683
51,033
market securs.__
1,668
20,011
$51,868
$697,256
declared
a
each
dividend
9
151, p.
of
less
issue
of
10
cents
share
per
15,
Aug.
on
.American
Gen.
cost
book
of
Excess
(net)
Corp.
which
carried
;—
——
amounts
at
are
at
invests,
herein
in
Gross
are
•
'
'
Drl,260,249
such
par)
principal
The
to
are
Ltd
cost ,of
of
Excess
i
Canada,
of
:
amount,
National
plus
City
invests,
in
.
Dr 194,108
First
York
May
on
30,—V.
1943,
1,
that
at least
may
Shs.
Cost
(Corp. and general market securities owned—_
252,441
p.
Electric
of
of
jDr221,260 '
—
Co.
at
a
interest
Bank
it
of
of
its
due
sales
&
The
V
convert,
preferred stock,
stock
Common
Surplus
(10
cents
;
the first
series.
par)......
Gross
678,118
1
—
203,854
stk.
479", 129
9,988,372
.JLl-
•_^
10,348,063
Other
\
—V.
$12,705,105 $14,892,616
——
to
to
$1,250,000
Dec.
The
share
Dec.
Rubber
directors
the
on
decla/bd
Deben¬
of
redeem
these
for
compares
with
25
1942. 25 cents on April
June 25,
cents
1.
cents
per
record
Oct. 1, last, 87V2 cents on
and 75 cents on Jan.. 1, 1942.
on
1942,
during 1941 were as follows: Jan. 1, April 1, June 25 and
25 cents each; and on Jan. 1 and June 25, extras of 25 • cents
Payments
Oct
1,
each.—V.
debentures,
proposal
Offering
—
—
A
sec¬
stock
common
of business
Nov.
share.—V. 156,
a
&
Gas
Corp.—SEC
Renews
Hearings
will
status
of
the
corporation
sentence"
resumed
respect
to
its
interest
p.
by
1606.
Nov.
18.
197,00.6,,
$746,383
$559,720
$622,505
735,000
735,000
735,000
735,000
$0.80
$0.55
$0.63
at
recent
a
meeting
represented
by
voted
195,000
Corp.
(&
Sept. 30—
to
increase
bonds
Fed.
for
4,198,444
19,983,542
$935,908
9 Mos. '41
$4,677,284
$3,789,232
212,742
Divs.
Net
3.855,066
2,918,518
2,731,252
3,853,958
5.051,916
4,564,311
191,777
149,860
687,988
599,597
576,087
499,237
tax,
140,648
1,554,435
2,166,633
1,253,742
*2,182,528
profits
taxes—.—
*263,700
190.236
*453,936
$3,563,023
income..—
$3,529,545
$4,619,988
(net)—..—
£>rl25,601
Dr95,352
Drl57,124
$3,437,422
$3,434,193
$4,462,864
debt—
1.086,120
1,090,158
1,448,160
11,162
10.522
expense
85.321
97,395
117,034
040,118
Cr24,955
Cr47.981
609,250
573,124
807,202
..1/1.—....l.)...
debt
pfd.
on
for
disc.
&
to
construction—
stocks
of
cos,
cum.
sub.
subsidiaries
pfd.
declared
in
current
3.222
367
11.729
5,458
5,707
87,371
37,765
66,909
9,658
198,288
154,394
*521,211
338,618
*2,305,373
1,309,416
l
$243,957
$329,268
$1,023,191
$1,374,294
share.
$0.52
$0.70
$2.18
$2.93
income
.exc.
profits
&
*
6,992
6,526
7,728
21
1,505
86
$1,678,674
$1,676,696
328,125
294,616
*$1,350,549
$1,382,080
income
i.___
pfd. stock of
income
tEarnings
its'
law.
per
469,713
.-'Notes—(I)
943
or
share
and
income
approximating
tOn
the
upon
30,
:1774.
Revenue
Federal
1942,
approximately
$1.44
for
the
excess
25%
Net
income
per
share,
same
-
profits
Total
Income
operating
other
Total
the 9
have
in
months of
been
effect
computed
under
this year
the
totaled
; •
1942,
for
the
nine
profits
excess
the
$2,114,77:
437,501
*$1,677,273
ended
months
taxes
will
increase
credit.—V,
"■
post-war
.
,
Account
at
1941
$674,-
which compares with $920,527 or $1.96 per
period of 1941. The amount reported above as net
the
for
revenues—
12
156,
.
(& Subs.)—Earnings
Months
—
Ended
—
June
—
——
750,499
223,950
114,060
taxes
bad
for
depreciation.—..—,
debts..—
income
Expenses,
*——
-i-,.——
income
Federal
for
——
6,548
———
195,622
—
interest
454,031
—
!
...
$1,192,411
—
——
subsidiaries..
of
income
1
$508,316
and Federal income
charged to construction,
tax of
(2)
is
consolidated
in
The provision
based
mates
on
made
rulings,
officials
by
a
subsidiary,
statement.
r
plant and equipment
on esti-.
and is less than the
for depreciation of property,
Commission
deducted
above
the
230,065
company—.
$21,034.
Notes—(1) The accounts of California Water Service Co.,
not
287,694
——_—
——.1———Lf'
than
charges
1942
$2,483,091
.....
Gross
30,
$2,195,396
income————
income
*Operations
in
of
Federal
bond
indenture covenants or
the companies,
income tax returns.
,
The net income is stated exclusive of loss (on the basis of cost)
of $1,411.41 on sales of marketable securities, which amount has been
(3)
charged to earned surplus.'
posed
Provision
1942,
30,
by the
income
Federal
for
calculated
is
on
Balance
Sheet
basis
As
months
for
taxes
the
the
six
of
the
Revenue
House of Representatives July
At
20,
Act
ended
pro¬
1942, namely, 45%.
June 30,
1942
for deprecia-v
$4,302,329; cash
in
sinking and bond
redemption funds, $3,653; cash held by trustee
subject to withdrawal upon certification ot property additions, $70,000;
miscellaneous special deposits, $13,971; cash in banks and on hand,
$766,381;
marketable securities,
$92,337; accounts receivable
(less
Assets—Property,
tion
taxes
of
and
after .netting
General Water Gas & Electric Co.
'Consolidated
in excess of rates
shares (no pari.
for
•
•
Act
income
$237,000
,
Consolidated
(4)
common
corp....
balance
Based
Sept.
June
(est.)
1,054
earns.
deductions..
income
on
14,808
divs.
.......
interest
amounts
24,026
'taxes
6,620,615
1,617,780
*1,694,818
...
....
charged
Income
$3,980,162
deductions
$23,752,724
etc.,
interest
Dividends
190,930
$4,890,026
649
12 Mos. '42
2,705,133
-
general,
long-term
on
of
Interest
Prior
38.218
152,664
par
$16,528,654
expenses
earnings
Amort,
15,959,740
& prem. on
Penn.
$5
2.901,700
—
depreciation..:
income
Provision
1942—Year—1941
$974,126
purchased
and
capital
of
Subs.)—Earnings—
9 Mos. '42
.
operating
Net
$5,134,352 $24,660,826 $19,748,972
105,295
Interest
Other
the
shares
common
$18,011,455
excess
Net
Provision
$1,201,194
bond
of
exp.
149,088
bring the total authorized stock to 200,000 shares.
Maintenance.
and/or
rates
in
New York Water Service Corp., will be determined at
which have been ordered resumed by the-SEC" in its "death
proceedings against the two concerns.
Hearings are to be
subsidiary,
hearings
with
170,032
514,783
revenues
taxes
*Less
—
*FederaI
Nov. 18—
Future
152,948
204,091
291,414
$0.23
Federal
(no
13
Co.—Earnings—
$1,095,898
taxes..
Net
Water
$924,541
income taxes
be
to
}56, p. 1415.
Federal
48,273
$926,758
outstdg..
commercial,
General
Net
_
Profit
note
of
42,773
$1,465,257
$876,268
taxes
$975,000,
Provision
various
sources
1939
$883,984
the
!
5,668,186
.
from
inc.
Amort,
Dividend-
a year-end dividend of 50
payable Jan. 1 to
holders
stack,
common
This
15.'
have
50rCent
1940
61,657
514.
This
Traffic,
Offers
1.
York.
sales
the
1942—3 Mos.—1941
Depi\ depl. & amortiz..
156, p. 1501.
Faultless
1941
$1,403,599
profit)
stockholders
Operating
greater
1049.
$6,764,084
'
Corp. and prop,
■
■
"
$719,227
General Telephone
are
Total
Corp.—Earnings—
share
Period End.
profit bef. oth.
Income
209,839
479,129
.....
1773.
p.
with
'
$3
156,
$322,258
per
by
value.
exp.
opcr.
Foods,
"•
below—'V.
147,750
exc.
156, p.
not
American
1949,
price not
New
intends
Secondary
12,500 shares of
—
and $5,604,425
1942
$761,422
Unrealized
:
in
42,195
Federal
&
com.
stock
for sale to
30,
Nov.
m„
amount
under
be acquired
156,
End; Sept. 30—
sales
Net
Corp.
Dr262,788
$6,099,942
1942
deductions
Earnings
p.
announced
General Refractories
-3,421
-
$22,326,584 $20,192,281
.
of
,
Corp.,
profit ;
Prov,
presently outstanding in the principal amount of
made after the close
was
Period
:
depreciation
Products
Taxes—other
carried
carrying amount
:
appreciation (net) of Gen. Reinsur.
over
on
,
amounts .as
Nov.
p.
debentures,
attached
coupons
Lee, Higginson Corp. at $30
'
herein over book cost (net)—Internat. Capital
.Co.
611,338
3,841,874
1773.
income
for
Net
25.
'
f;...
for
income
Minority
$1,250,000) principal
ondary offering of
over
........—
which, invsts.
'
12,394,738
611,338
4,230,952
(Including subsidiary)
and
Nov.
1940,
"
amounts
of
Excess
1,279,995
12,394,738
———
w
Hecker
Total
30,091
;
69,366
197,437
—:
9 Mos. End.
81,781
2645.
5, convertible
'
General
3,350,000
3,200,000
Ports¬
$511,952
;
holders of record
to
made
were
will receive offers until 3
the
of
the
received
__i—130,000
25,701.;
.....
of
1944.—31,933
—
General Printing Ink
11,380
,3,076
•
contingencies...—.—.
by the corporation..i—i.
assumed
in
57,993
175,245
Corp.
submitted
sinking fund
45,012
,- '
■
taxes
and gen.
Corp.
8,821
130
corporation has
27,917
38,112
26,667
-
Prov. for Fed. inc. taxes on appreciation of Gen.
Reinsurance
•
5,592
3,810
and subsequent
$18,000,000.
The
Federal
8,821
cents
part
any
1943,
must
,,.46,8i3
•
acquisition
due
958,259
520,000
Federal
since.—V.
none
Chemical
May
421,590
,
,
of
474,778
General Foods Corp.—Sells Interest in The Best
Interest
This corporation
I.)
5,867,679
3,002,501
--
of Canada,
for. securs. purchased, not received
pay.,'accrued exps. and taxes.l—
for
$1,052,548
401,163
capital stock, par ; $1, payable Dec.
it
4,642,792
interest on debentures outstanding...:;.
Reserve
$1,275,317
24,764
1237.
five
850,623
General Aniline & Film Corp.—Tenders—
.
Accrued
Debentures
$92,714
stk.
have
!
31,933
1,077,630
156, p.
Miscellaneous
Liabilities—
pgy.
Brl,744
Dr226
103
$50,320
of
$41,933
Portsmouth
2,700,000
reserve
1941.—V.
557,017
•
60,218
—
com.
of
....————
.'♦After
in
$1,052,774
$123,299
expense-
directors
The
26,652
4,655,378
———u.————.
Other accts.
143
....
on
p.
tures of
Total
1,076,807,
$1,277,061
$63,081
Co.
debt
$200,000
•
.
$92,611
.
$595,583
,
Corp.—
International
1942
■
$375,294
Corp., capital
General Reinsurance
First
and sub.
assoc.
General
American
156,
June
——26,646
quotations
3,952,810
General market securities, at market
Invest,
;
—
receivable-
divs.
and
int.
Accounts,
>
Gellman Mfg. Co., Rock Island, 111.—10-Cent Dividend
the
'
in
$123,156
—
$22,326,584 $20,192,281
—
year——
575,583
—™:i_-
Distributions
30
Sept.
receivers....
stock
General
expenses
security transactions),
of
Sheet,
of
General Television Co., Boston—Stock Increase—
$5,726,515
income
decl.
—V.
1942 and $21,299 in 1939 interest on bank indebtedness.
Balance
one
surplus
1942—12 Mos.—1941
582,138
and
11,472',081
acct.
surplus
Subs.)—Earnings—
180,205
(net)——
Net income
$71,054
153,228
—.
holders
debenture
(without
$115,384
income. !•
dividends
5,978
11,265.493
hands
—
Common
Other
§146,924
2,753
Divs.
$846 in
253.
p.
bonds—Houston
on
Amort, of
92,260
125,625
2,175
--'
38
mach., equip., min. Ids., etc.
in
mtge. bonds
—V,
$376,466
Int» on coll. & eq. notes..
$312,991
88,841-
63,169
3,804
—
amortization..
Refractories Co.,
operating
414 *
2,819
$314,918
$302,199
Operating expenses —U
Int. on debentures.——
tExcess
and
and
Secretary;
Franklin
E.
and
Secretary;
287,826
—
income
Gross
27,632
16,390,
1,672
2,174
of
Reserves
174,119
bonds—
__
398,036
...
net
payable,
mouth
fol¬
64,584
Depreciation
$110,827
——
Preferred
the
11
$590,206
——
Gross
$113,734
on
2 600
739,212
Maintenance
$114,381
—.-
......
accounts
(norm.
Vice-President
Vice-President
and
223,690
sinking fund.——
Promissory notes
to '
1939
1940
1941
for
—
Accrued
See
required
Nov.
on
640,000
418,653
etc.—.—,.—
due within
Other
1942—Month—1941
—
/Electric
Total
Ajccts,
A.
Allen,
Co.
Maintenance
Other
dividends—
cash
earned
Cash
E.
-
revenues.:
Oper! income
$114,381
Corp
Miscellaneous income
tTo
directors
Vice-President
Period. Ended Sept. 30—
divs,, General Re¬
insurance
int.
now
v
1942
Other
of
Charles
1,150^000
—(s._
Inc.—
1501.
;
$12,500
Cash
and
George
Galveston-Houston
Corporation has called for redemption at par, by lot on Feb. 1, 1943,
American, British & Continental Corp. .5% gold debentures
Feb.
106,000
trustee
banks
568
26,389
subsld.
financial
our
stock
Cuban
Magnestte Co
payable, acct. of acquis,
Refractories Co., due in 1943
Accounts payable
f
Co.—Officials Elected—
Potter, Vice-President and Secretary.—V. 156,
$200,000
due
board
elected:
were
preference of such preferred stock ($50 per share and accumu¬
lated
dividends)
is
in excess of
this
amount, there was no asset
amount for the common stock.
of
with
parts,
in
to
Notes
155,
■
valume, and for that reason much
of
transaction.—V.
6,241
19,836
,
advances
16,
"
times its
10
3,233,594
reserve)
estate, bldgs.,
Notes
the
on
of
on
paid each quarter,—V,
were
2,823
2,430,869
Liabilities—
cents
last.
30,
&
Total
cents
15
of
stocks,
common
Dec.
Sept.
of
dividend
quarterly
Cash
prior preferred and $7 preferred stocks of the corpo¬
working
Franklin
605
3,183,156
reserve...
receivable.
loans
Other
i
:
&
Patents, at cost,
Director—
Company
company,—'V.
usual
'
6r/r
now
$1,751,849
100,000
reserves
less
Sept. 30—
Operating profit ..—
are
1941
$1,926,574
3,408,602
of
Prov.
Equity Corp.—Quarterly Report—
;
of
net
interest
Repairs,
tax
full determina¬
as
Sept. 30
Sheet,
securities
receivable,
in
1942,
Federal
1942
new
hand——
on
Investment in Northwest
Deferred accounts
Foster Wheeler Corp.—Seeks Approval of Loanof
the
1942
banks and
Government
Real
1415,
Insurance
of
already paid
had
company
Extras of 10 cents
June 30 and Dec. .22, 1941.—V. 156, p. 781.
par
.
consummate
1772.
p.
the
declared
distributions
last,
'2006.";/
set-up."
Circuit Court of Appeals for the
S.
the
1942, dividends of 50 cents per share
greater
in
U.
in
orders
,
and
evidence
15,
under
excluded from income,
the year end.
Balance
ordinarily pay¬
Distributions
$1.
from
156, p.
above
the
holders
June
no
Similar
Holders
evidence.
of
Sept.
required
are
made until
ration received Nov. 17 a request to give written approval to a pro¬
posed Regulation V loan in the amount of $15,000,000, which is being
arranged with a banking group through the Manufacturers Trust Co.
John J. Brown, President,, points out that "the company's unfilled
findings of the Commission
numerous
substantial
petition was filed
District
and
■-
Virginia
the
with
of
the
12
class
to
31,
stock,
15.
p.
pretation of clause (B) of Section 11 (bj (1) and asked the court to
reopen the record to hear evidence as to the retention of Gulf States
Utilities
of
yeaf-end dividend of 25
common
Dec.
profits tax reserved to Sept. 30,
excess
amount
Assets—
Cash
Foote-Burt Co.—Year-End Dividend—
'
it,
by
of
(1)
be
Earned
the introduction of
constitutionality of Section
rejected
the
of
(b)
11
because
companies
to
each were disbursed on
unconstitutional on several
directing the SEC to,
is
1935
the proceedings to permit
reopen
Section
that
Holding Company Act of
and also seeks an order
Utility
on
broad
the
on
not
Capital
.
mission
will
Invest,
dividend
par
quarter
Life Insurance
Nov.
on
March
on
the
Investments, miscellaneous
says
President
addition
in
Dec.
and
utility
extent.—-
and
non-utility operations, excepting only. the electric
system of Virginia Electric &.Power Co.
The
petition, among other things, attacks the order.' of, the Com-
public
stock,
each
year."—V.
directors
of
payable
subsidiaries
tion
Deposited
and
this
16, 1942, requiring
for
substantially
of
transactions
what
this action was taken "because of
transition period between our regular busi¬
subsidiary
paid
copy of
a
its
to
so
York
1942.
President,
Diemand,
share
per
Petition—
District'of
Appeals
itself
divest
to
upon
if
the
on
common
made
19,
in
action
no
the
on
were
war
board
The
dated Sept.
Engineers
of
and
of
excess
The post-war credits
any
common
New
whether
in
law.
Corp.—
present
with
connection
Gas
&
the
in
determine
affiliates,
or
Water
(2) Federal income and
is
York
Finance Co. of America at Baltimore—Extra Dividend
the
Court
S.
will
New
consider whether
will
Federal
holdings
it
of
structure
,
review of the order of the Commission
a
on
company
the, U.
Also
taken
20
dividends
A.
the
on
its petition
Columbia, seeking,
to
stock
com¬
per
The
our
in
America
on
have
share
Fidelity Mutual
.
been
to
its
detriment in
any
involved
cents
75
Empire Star-Mines, Ltd.—50-Cent Dividend—
of
for the third quarter is after
deductions for retroactive wage
and salary adjustments paid and accrued in the amount of
$250,000.
Inventories
Weaver,
John
dividend
of
Water.
including Sept,
ness
'
A
accorded
reason
companies
Dec.
per
problems
able, $19,084; accrued inte^pst (including $1,800 for which cash is in
special cash deposits), $252^997; accrued taxes, $105,132; other current
liabilities, $16,717; reserve, $156,119; earned surplus, $6,998,936; total,
p.
the
1773.
about
able
R.
5%,series, due 2030), $30,032,000; accounts pay¬
$192.625,124.—V. 156,
that
simplified, the board
be
suffered
directors
The
$3,-
expense,
and
(gold debentures,
event
Ferro Enamel Corp.—Omits Dividend—
$192,625,124.
Liabilities—Capital
York
associate
p.
income
.
$13,181; reacquired capital stock (973 shares of
stock and 902 shares of common stock), $103,109; total,"*,'
preferred
ques¬
etc.), $184,-
prepayments,
297,453;
the
Accrued
(on demand), $4,575,840; special cash deposits,
receivable (associated companies), $285,163; other
dividends
the
should
New
156,
consider
it is necessary to require that New York Water
structure so as to reduce it to common stock
revised or
so
has
Water
6,470,836
in
company—by
of
stock
cash in banks
$11,587;
debt
is
parent
(Company Only)
'Assets—Investment securities and advances (subsidiaries,
335,913;
$7
Further,
participation
1,624,925
stock
its
Water
409,978
388,634
deductions—
etc.,
simplify
only.
19.848
85,107
taxes
Expenses
will
purpose
of fairly and
equitably distributing
security holders of New York Water, pursuant
(2)—corporate simplification—of the Public Utility
amqng
Holding Company Act,
shall
Commission
the
1863
of
reserve
plant and equipment (less
$12,982,565;
investments,
reserve
$2,448,551),
for
dividends
bad
debts
receivable,
of
$27,260),
$5,457;
$231,727;
inventories
of
accrued
materials,
interest
supplies,
and
etc..
,
$11,829;
1
^
Greenwich Water System, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
12 Mos. End.
in advance, $6,793; consumers' and other
$113,478; deferred credit in respect of obsolete
contributions for extensions,' $77,968; reserve for
maintenance,
$1,741;
preferred
stocks
of
subsidiaries,
$1,040,000;
minority interest in common stocks
and surplus, $12,546; capital
stock of General Water Gas & Electric Co., $4,032,022; paid-in and
capital surplus, $3,164,132; earned surplus, $999,151; treasury stock,
$55,700; total, $18,770,402.—V. 156, p, 1689.
.
refundable
Operating
-V.
156,
$32,000
$1,516,156
$43,500
from
$1,319,172
Co.
Razor
Depreciation
—
;
-
.
stock taxes..—
of common stock——
earned per share
Depreciation
fr.
'
Net
1942—12 Mos.—1941
income
Total
———
1,589,006
2,274,093
1,398,268
100,709
1,148,779
$228,278
1 Dr643
$2,660,622
(net)——
$3,161,834
•
19,653
Drl0,260
Dr60,167
'
Best
Financial
In
Statement,
U.
S.
Other
Premiums in course of collection
due
months
three
1———.—
224,186
726,979
$16,917,642 $17,838,765
Reserve for unearned premiums
8,665,857
8,366,234
Reserve for commissions on uncollec, premiums
621,702
623,373
Reserve
for
payable
accounts
for
dividends
Voluntary
Surplus
—__
i—
1—
—_——
—V. 156,
Sales
2,500,000
7,500,000
Gross
"Profit
taxes
income
—_.
$300,030
115,350
93,800
—
of
profit
——:
$691,609
depreciation but before
"After
201,243
Notes—(1)
A $10,000 additional reserve was provided for obsolescence
taxable
156,
income.—V.
provided
was
p.
rate
the
at
of
1049,
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—50-Cent Common Dividend—
f
directors
on the
on
Nov,
declared.a
17
dividend
cents
50
$4
share
per
.A
regular
!
pref.
stock
on
Sept.
30,
last,
which compared
1941,
50
cents
on
Aug.
1,
156,
and
1941,
with
25
paid On'Dec,
$1.25
,'i
cents
on
March
$260,706
stock,
common
against
as
follows:
as
- no
Similar
18.
Nov.
last,
have
each.—V.
declared
the
on
Dec.
15
dividend
a
1942.
The
and
15
dividend
a
distributions
Feb.
on
$2.50,
20,
May
$1
Dec.-1
1942.
and
of
made
were
and
class
B,
on
15,
25
July 2 and
April 1, July
as
follows:
75
$2
payable
par,
of
cents
Oct.
June
Aug.
1
and
during
30
and
Dec.
each
last.
1,
and
Oct.
previous
Sept.
1941
*
were *
$1.50
1,
Dec.
1,
31
were
to
1,
Payments
25
cents
of
record
these
directors
per
have
share
the
on
the
'•*
Federal
tAfter
*
on
during
each,
regular
quarterly
1941
and
i
31,
Gross
profit
of
taxes
1939.—V.
F.
J.
Gavin,
is
inviting tenders on or
these
bonds.
exclusive of
Holders
Bank
of
accepted
on
or
is
Tenders
The
year,
and
Balance
Interest
prices
Dec.
in
the
submit
requested to
City
of
23,
New
York,
8.
1942,
of
excess
for
the
the
sale
principal
to
it
t$25,748
company
has
agent
of
the
company.
Bonds
1942.-
asked
:
;
.
Interstate
.
and
notes
liquidating
corporation
the
about
at a
dividend
29
shares
2,600
of
Dividends paid
Commerce
Commission
-
,
•
$3,574(338
29,384
for
•
j
;
surplus
,
cents. per
40
1942
$31,332
;
.1
for;
excess
for
for
—_A__—
Dividend—;
share
738
550,000,
and surtax.
income tax
profits tax.:.
additional
possible
wartime
taxes
.—
,
and post-war adjustments—
—___
1,970,000
90,000
75,000
Net
Cash
profit
Balance,
$917,984-,
499,500
—
dividends
paid—:
$418,484
surplus
upon
1942,-in
application of proposed 1942 rates to period since July
with action ^of Senate Finance Committee to
accordance
1942.
Note—Provision
in
1940
;
and amortization of property, plant
amounted to $98,746.
for depreciation
Balance
Assets—Cash,
interest,
$1,612,997;
ance
$712,922;
$325,578;
and
equipment
trade
Inventories,
U.
1942
Sheet,
S.
accounts
$1,675,522;
miscellaneous
other
July
31,
1942
patents,
Total,
good
will
and
of life insur¬
property; plant and
cash surrender value
assets,
$18,929;
(less, reserves for depreciation and
accounts
trade-marks,
$1;
deferred
charges,
U. S. Government contracts,
$931,796;
Taxes(other than, taxes on income), $114,989;
Federal taxes on income
(estimated) (less U. S. Treasury Tax Notes of $1,073,268),'$1,547,131;
Reserves,
$159,301;
Common
stock
(outstanding
333,000
shares),
$913,617; advances on
salaries and wages, $28,291;
payable,
264,489 '
12,500
272,614 :
12,500
36,457
:
'
1—
30,958 2
531."
•
—_J'
386,663
1,607
*
$765,085
$900,000
3,439 *
'
■
'
.
$900,000
3,715
8,044
9,632 .
9,000
5,717 :
—
335,198
Dr503,542
340,563
Dr503,542 :
$760,970
8,832
—
—_—__1-1—
dividend--
for
for Federal income
surplus
9,000
tax—1
—
Distribution to stockholders-;
Total—
156,
p.
$765,085
430.
(Henry) Holt & Co., Inc.—$1.80 Class A Dividend—
The
directors. have
$1.80 cumulative and
Dec.
8
to
holders
of
declared
a
dividend
of
$1.80
participattrig class A stock, 1io,
record
Nov.
18.
This
per
par
compares
share
on
on
.
.
the
value; payable
with 90 cents :
Dec. 1, last 5 year, 60 cents on1 Dec. 2, 1940, 10 cents
Sept.'3, '194(1, and 15 cents on Dec. 1, 1939.—V. 154, p. 1264.*"
paid
>
2,221 J
„
A-—
accrued
Reserve
—V.
.
•
($1 par)———
■____^
payable ———A____————
386,245
.,
$760,970
———
Capital stock
Taxes
1,041:
438 Y
—
__—
—————
>.
■
Liabilities—
amortization, $253,468);
$5,189,700.
Liabilities—Trade
^
1941
$58,975
A—A——
Total
loss on
$58,817 "
—__
Reserve
Government securities and accrued
receivable (less reserve of $40,000),
for
1939
1942
closed banks__
charges
$311,594
.
•
securities__—
—
Deferred
278,777'
.
,
—
Accounts
equipment for the year
in
,
....
Sheet, Sept. 80
receivable
Accounts
$32,817
$316,180
and. $59,772
,
,
Claims against
1939 ..
*$59,817;
27,000 '
f
$7,126
providing
Marketable
."
$6,760
309,420
$340,563
Capital assets (net)
Investments and advances—A—————
Cash
* 1940
"$33,760 %
27,000 '4
-
$15,452.
325,111
$335,198
—
Earned
and
'
surplus
earned
Sept. 30
Assets—
-
1941: -•
$42,452
27,000
-'
$4,332
330,865
abandonments.
$3,603,722
■_
-
' 27,000
31
Dec.
Total
"After
v
!
—
surplus
Balance,
8,236,795
—$4,349,381
*
775,043
———
Sept. 30—
earnings—-
Net
:' *
A- $12,586,176
_
expenses—
•
$156,334;
$21,800,879 Notes—
authority to issue $21,800,879 promissory notes which would be ex¬
changed for conditional sales contracts and equipment leases involving
purchases of 46 dieseF locomotives, 7,500 box cars, and 2,000
,
'
has accepted tenders in
covering, about $185,000 of its,
of its preferred and prior ;
total cost of about $272,000.—V. 156, p. 1327.
that
its invitation of Sept.
to
-9 Mos. End.
^
.
—
___.
.———a—
$687,416;
the
> v_ '
•
of
taxes
Federal
IAfter
*A—
of
amount,
their tenders to The First National
as
^
Holly Development Co.—Earnings—
_
—
expense
September 5,
pursuant to such tenders must be surrendered to the agent
Dec.
-
1941 excess profits tax, >
in
$250,000
and
430.
p.
Inventory
1,.
interest, will not be considered.
are
before
cars.
$$148,475
sold
Provision for normal
on
past
ore
$11,038
50
notifying holders of general mortgage 4%
1, 1946, series G and H. that the company
Seeks Authority to Issue
.
Oct. 4/41
$31,343.
and miscellaneous other income
"Based
prior to
at
685,749
$2.44
1942
Balance
1049.
due July
in
has been declared
on
the common stock, par $25, payable Nov. 25 to holders of record
Nov. 12.
A liquidating distribution of $1.75 per share was made on
Sept.. 1, last, as against 50 cents/each on Dec. ,27,
1941,1 and onDec.
27.
1940; 75 cents on Nov. 28,
1939; 50 cents on Sept.' 25, 1938; $1 each on Sept. 30 and Dec. 24,
1937; 50 cents each- on
Feb. 24,
1937, and Dec. 22, 1936; $1 on June 3, 1936, and $2.50 on
Feb. 6,
1936.—V. 156, p. 865.
"
y'/V *
V
.
Ended
Oct. 3.'42
'
Operating profit *_A————————
Royalties
Provision
of
stock,, par $25, payable Dec. 1
to
This makes, total payments for the current
p.
President,
convertible bonds,
•
156,
$1,158,144
685,749
$2.10
Holland Land Co.—40-Cent Liquidating
-
1836.
Selling and administrative
"Provision
Great Northern Ry.—Tenders—
:
$1
40 Weeks
Ended '
Oct. 4, '41
39 Weeks
Ended
_
Cost of products
were
Dec.
dividend
year.^$2 per share, as against $2.50 in 1940 and 1941.
Extras of
50 cents each
were
paid on Dec. 1, last
2,
quarterly of
Earnings, Year Ended July 31, 1942
sales
Net
.
common
20.
$924,643
685,749
$1.65
share
preferred shares,
A
12 Weeks
.
declared
holders of record Nov.
Dec.
a
was
stocks
holders
made
Great Northern Paper Co.—Regular Dividend—
cents
stock, no par
Dec. 5.
Similar distribu¬
last, as compared with
payment
t$38,303
profit
Provision
The
$618,318
685,749
$1.46
207,124
out¬
$750,000
and
bonds
15,
Hayes Industries, Inc.—Earnings—
record
cents per share on
cumulative
preference stock,
cents.—V.-156, p. 781.
1
$1,926,300
253,844
514,312
par)
(no
announced
is
it
share on account
the
on
of
holders
to
Payments
31,
share
per
dividend of 75
the
on
no
Distributions
April
on
accumulations
of
21.
514,312
$480,781
156,
Earned
a
253,844
514,312
$0.91
:
156, p.. 1502.
\ The directors have declared
A
—V.
:" $15.17
,'
■
Dividend—
per
prior preference
Sept.
13 Weeks
$121,480.—V. 155, p.
Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd.-—Accumulated Dividend—
account
of $1
holders of record
June
Oct. 3, '42
j
Dec.
$0.37
Ended
*
class
$8.78
$0.55
.
,
cumulative
$4
to
on
;
Co.—$1 Dividend—
value,. payable
par
$2
15,
Feb.
declared
$1,692,799
253.844
85,920 »
$2,610,536
.'
183.005
501,232*
-
v
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
directors
$1,386,473
253,844
514.312
common
"Includes
$499,442
$290,089
$7.88
$0.72
•
'
The
634,568
dividends
Earnings per
15, 1939.—V. 156, p. 605.
"Loss.
*
226,467*
245,950
"1,072,625
*1,143,122
etc.—
taxes
dividends
pref.
standing
230,500
Hathaway Bakeries, Inc.—Earnings—
Net
$2,534,491
(R.) Hoe & Co., Inc.—Tenders of Securities-
1941.—
14,
$2,775,546
$1,248,937
State
Shares
261,000
147,700
$9.95
V
:
20,
$3,148,028
Surplus
$328,750
have
1,
83,274
52,262
_
share-
made
May
$2,524,616
$2,451,217
143,763
Income
Conv.
:
1416.
p.
on
March
on
.
quarterly dividend of $1.25 per share on the $5
stock, payable Dec. 31 to holders of record Dec. 18.
distribution of 50 cents per share also was made on the common
cumul,
V.
of
691,107
$2,631,783
_______
int.,
disct.i
&
Net
50,175
100,000
223,000
146,400
143,000
—
payable
were
$3,868,325
696,405 :
647,304
729,347
717,114
28,682
stock, payable Dec. 22 to holders of record Dec. 11,
common
the
and
Cash
Fed.
and
prof, tax
accumulations
value,
1939
1940
$3,871,671
201,970
—
income
Gross
.
tions
The
613,902
21,829
directors
1416.
$2,946,058
profit
income
Common
per com. share156, p. 1327,
The
'
40%
of
sales_j
admin, exps.
gen.,
response
taxes
manufacturing and
(& Subs.)- -Earnings—
1942
1941
$4,329,059; $4,285,572
869,802
877,298
,'513,199
776,491
Sept. 30—
expenses.
Operating
$1,757,881
129,405
Hartman Tobacco Co.-^Accumulated
.
for income
Provision
the
$1,279,976
22,254
taxes—
pfd.
.
,
Corp. for many years has been
plant
emerg.
per
<
Oats,. Heckers
H-G
profit on
Other
,
bottles.
(2)
Gross
$6,114,391
4,356,510
4,586,915
335,352
3,212
Earns.
V,
taxes.
Federal income
Francisco.
Ilershey Chocolate Corp.
1942—9 Mos.—1941
$5,866,891
$867,904
—
income
Earns,
$184,680
$0.13
$139,774'
$0.10
—;
——.
share
per
thereof;",
earnings record, of
excellent
Shipping
1942—3 Mos.—1941
$3,031,210
2,163,306
'
exc.
$3,000,000 was'obtained from-bank loansrepayable in equal semi-annual v
with the right to the corpo- ;
per'annum,
anticipating payment:of the whole or any part
of
the
admin.
income
3%
Minneapolis, Kansas City and Indianapolis.—V. 156, p.
against
as
of
Cream Farina and Force, breakfast
foods; Presto Self-Rising Cake Flour;, three brands of family flour^- ;
Heckers', Ceresota and Aristos,
and the Shinola, 2-in-l and Bixby
lines of shoe dressings. .Mills
and plants are located in Buffalo,
.
2,207,774 "
Federal
for
Prov.
Net
Net
Earnings
share,
per
has ;
period of seven years,
a
Hecker Products
16.
was 'paid on
share
per
$2
corporation
this
Foods;
Co.—Earnings—
—
for
State
1941
$233,574
——
—
—
30,
operation;
effective
more
Best
rate
over
3 Mos. End.
total
3747.
facilities
'*
cents
50
will
1942
>
p.
profit
income
Prov.
1942
year:
Sept.
for the quarter ended
In emphasizing the investment .value
San
dividend of $1 per share
payable Dec. 16 to holders of
dividend of 25 cents per share,
Pay. under pension plan
Amort,
Quarter Ended Sept. 30-—
of
dividend
year
—
adv. ~<&
expense
Other
$45,778,688 $44,075,224
Goebel Brewing Co.—Earnings—
Federal
This additional amount
$2,899,384
sales
Selling,
514
p.
the
—
of
Cost
5,956,851
2,500,000
7,500,000
,
fiscal
a
ended
.of the acquisition, Mr. Wardall ;
The Besr Foods,. Inc., pointing ,
out
that
in
the six-year period
ended June 30, 1942, the average :
earnings of Best Foods, Inc., before the payment. of income taxes,
were
$2,424,421, and after payment of income-taxes, $1,685,471.'.
Since 1923 Best Foods has been engaged in the manufacture and
sale on a nation-wide basis of Nucoa, the vitaminized vegetable mar- '
garine and the Hellmann's and Best Foods line of mayonnaise and
other food specialties.
It has plants in Bayonne, N. J., Chicago, and
,
listed
year-end
value,
quarterly
Period End. Sept. 30—
500,000
7,598,487
securities;
of
value
,
General
The
interest
Sell.,
790,000
500,000
Capital:
Total
for
Hamilton Watch
for conting., incl. fluctuation
reserve
market
in
290,000)
__
unpaid
and
declared
regular
A
a
par
no
1941.—V.. 151,
In
$1,50
—_—!—1,185,000)
taxes—
for
Reserve
stock,
1.
Dec.
Dividends
Reserve
and excess
Inc.—-Year-End Dividend—
declared
have
common
special year-end
19, last year.
Dec.
claims and claim expenses
for
is
year
quarter
and that
financing the purchase,
an
recently declared, is payable on Dec. 1 to holders of record Nov.
Liabilities—
Reserve
directors
the
record
$45,778,688 $44,075,224
——
$1,342,687
surtax)
and
(normal
(1941—$576,767).
Hale Brothers Stores,
on
A
of
in
distributing
215,827
573,961
—
Total
income
profits taxes of $1,464,692 for the 12 months ending Sept. 30,
For comparative purposes Federal income and
profits taxes for each month of 1941 have been restated to give
effect to the Revenue Act enacted in September, 1941.—V. 156, p. 1327.
1942
3,398,083
accrued———_—
and
assets
admitted
Other
due
rents
and
Interest
Federal
1942
$782,213
stock and surplus—
common
for
of
interest
the
instalments
excess
The
3,504,522
—_
tax
the
for
accrual
from
at
being spread monthly upon the basis of taxable income. The amounts
above for Federal income taxes include provision for estimated
not more than
-—_
584,968
requirements——
excess
1941
$3,538,299
25,417,435
10,431,617
500,000
—_——
Real
of
$1,927,654
584,968
•
required under the proposed 1942 Revenue Act.
30
Sept.
——
1,500,000
$0.22
Foods' Corp. for $5,500,000 the latter's 29% •*:
Inc.',.rit was. announced- on NoW.c20 by .
William J., Wardall, Chairman,of the* board^of Hecker- Products Corp., :
which had previously owned 71.% Jof the Best* -Foods stock:" k
.
.
:
shown
1942
a;
^
Foods,
purchased
profits taxes are based upon the 1941 Revenue Act plus an added pro¬
vision of approximately $645,000 for additional taxes which may be
Sheet—
$3,335,441
Government bonds
:'
27,956,296
bonds, pfd., com. & guaranteed stocks.- - 9,531,264
estate ■
-_u——
500,000
banks
for
"Accruals
is
in
$324,116
1,500,000
$0.10
of period—
end
1942,
tax
ration
Balance
provision has been made for United States income and
excess profits taxes in line
with the tax bill just passed by Congress.
%The company also has set up other reserves in view of the uncertain¬
ties of the immediate future.—V. 156, p. 1049.
.
$185,994'. $1,367,180
103,156
$125,495
—
-
dividend
Preferred
Ample
Assets—
at
1941,
30,
In
Balance
from operations, depreciation, and taxes, but would not
alter net income for the period since earnings of foreign subsidiaries
are not included in net income until realized in U. S. dollars;
increase profit
Cash
70,244
$155,534
outstdg.
'
$3,181,487
1,253,832
$289,150
102,141
.
.
$2,600,455
1,233,274
$227,636
1
and amortization—
Ipt.
Globe Indemnity Co.—Balance
48,534
provision—
tax
_
1,059,511
$299,410
266,250
$394,360
ending June 30, and ,
1941, was based on
Sept. 30, 1942, 1
on
the Revenue Act of 1942.'" No provision by the corporation and
its consolidated subsidiaries for Federal excess profits taxes is con- sidered necessary.
The tax year, of The<iBest Foods; Inc.,-ist the
calendar year, and its Federal income and excess profits tax reserves 1
were
provided under the Revenue Act of 1941 forthe .quartervended ;
Sept. 30, 1941, and the Revenue Act of 1942 for the quarter ended
Sept. 30, 1942,
^
1,533,814
158,782
88,750
Inc., paid in dividends during the quarter ended
approximately 95%, and during the quarter ended
approximately 61% of its earnings for these respective
periods after all charges.
>"
-
Reports
(3)
a——*
Inc
share—
per
Sept. 30,
"574,961
673,216
55,972
129,534
262,553
revenues—_
oper.
Balance
$2,333,336
$2,265,036
—
_
from a number of foreign subsidiaries for the period
have not been received; It is expected that/such reports would tend to
(2)
►
taxes.
from Best Foods,
stock
com.
ownership
!
$128,110
■
profit
of
Sept.
•
96,612
Other income
602,386 »•
690,664
1941
$115,318
and
Inc.,
Acquires Complete Control of The Best Foods, Inc.—
$1,730,950
$1,574,372
America
Earns, realized in U. S. dollars from other
business done in foreign countries;
Latin
to
income
Note—Corporation's
2_—133,650
taxes,
income
Other taxes
North America and
done in
bus.
exports
;
"Federal
-
1942
-
.
$204,068
"The
per
$1,086,703 $12,425,292 $11,406,314
342,296
4,079,576
3,677,927
50,572,
Maintenance
30—
from Best Foods;
the Revenue Act of 1941
1942—Month—1941
$1,089,059
317,393
——
—1——
Operation
$2,333,337
$0.60
follows:
as
Earns,
cents
25
Gulf States Utilities Co.—Earningsperiod. Ended Sept. 30—
Notes—.(1) The sources of the above net income
were
of
1941, an extra of 50 cents was disbursed.—V.. 156, p. 695.
15,
Sept.
rec.
Federal
Earnings
dividend
extra
an
divs.
$233,361
the
2,841,653
$2,265,037
$0.58
i
for period-
income
Net
declared
have
•
Total
Net
Operating revenues
Amount
239,924
the usual quarterly dividend of like amount on
stock, par $25,'both payable Dec.* 15 to holders of record
extra of 25 cents was also paid on April 1, last, while
An
Dec.
on
241,713
4,379,992
___
bef.
"Dividends received
addition to
1.
Dec.
and
Foreign and domestic income, excess profits
capital
$6,858,314
213,285
237 176
$162,251
directors
in
common
,
1941
$5,416,703
1942
operations
the
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
Sept. 30—
11,101
Ended
Months
before
91,358
9,036
Gulf Oil Corp.-^Extra Dividend—
The
Safety
Gillette
90,483
865.
p.
quarters.—V.'155,-p. 1920.
Ilecker Products Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings3
Prof.
Shs.
1941
1774.
p.
9 Mos. Ended
S.
$575,745
—
June
on
Share in preceding
per
71,239
$498,945
—,
made
was
682,102
70,525
Federal
income
share
U.
$1,294,590
"725,120
debt discount, premium (net),
and expense, etc., of subsidiaries——_
Minority interest
_
Int., amort, of debt disct., premium (net), and
expense, etc., of company..—____—_
,—
Jan. 1 to Nov. 7
1942
1941
revenues
156,
Profit
1941
$1,329,085
1942
,
,
15 to holders of record Dec. 1.
A similar
15, last* as compared with 75 cents
payable Dec.
par,
no
distribution
of
amort,
Int.,
Net
Wk. End. Nov. 7
1942
income
Gross
RR.—Earnings—
Florida
&
M'
share has been declared on the common
of 50 cents per
dividend
stock,
deposits,
$18,933;
Georgia
—V.
Sept. 30—,
Operating expenses,'maintenance and taxes—
Provision for depreciation & retirements—'——
billed
services
$6,025;
property,
-
Ilazeltine Corp.—50-Cent Common Dividend—
A
Gross earnings
Total,
$1,081,968;
surplus,
-
«
•
->
earned
$79,607;
surplus,
156, p. 1238.
<
r
ferred ,charges, $33,587; total, $18,770,402.
Liabilities—Long-term debt, $8,982,700; accounts payable and ac¬
crued expenses, $65,211;
accrued interest payable, $49,329; provision
for
Federal
income taxes,
$172,176; other accrued taxes, $75,724;
dividend payable or accrued on preferred stocks of subsidiaries, $8,183;
funded
debt called-for redemption or maturing within 12. months,
capital
borrowed
its
of
$5,189,700.—V.
which
doubt
of
expenses
$333,000;
explained that this transaction was designed to remoye any
might otherwise exist that the indebtedness was a part
capital within the meaning of the excess profits, pro¬
visions of Federal tax laws.—V. 156, p. 1689.
The road
Prepaid expenses, $14,939; unamortized debt discount and
subsidiaries,
$78,996; unamortized rate case expense,
unamortized cost of obsolete property, $19,328; other de¬
$143,302;
Monday, November 23,, 1942
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
1864
on
•-
Volume
Number
156
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
4127
Hoskins Manufacturing Co. —Earnings—
9 Mos. End.
'1942
Sept. 30—
Mfg. profit bef. deprec.
Sell,, gen. & adm. exps.
$1,289,894
inc.
$726,938
197,570
174,263
$924,729
$529,367-
$375,455
15,930
8,914
12,522
32,358
$549,718
>
-
N.
way,
$1,181,444
256,715
bonds- and
on
$1,035,758
Prov,
for
drawn
for,
Prov.
for
inc.
oper,
$407,813
30,034
30,608
198,050
121,000
61,750
Depreciation
,
i.
"508,080
________
261,045
Operation
Net
profit
profit per
__________
-"Post
$327,440
....
I;,,'-
$450,870
share___
$0.68
$0.94
refund of
war
excess
State,
$390,855
$315,455
,
$0.81-
Fed.
Balance
Sheet,
1942
1941
$653,797
fNotes and accounts receivable—261,322
Sundry accounts receivable-.—
*
808
bonds
Accrued
416
machinery,
marks-//
etc.
' 4,489
492,186
26,720
$2,640,292
-
payable ——_
dep.—War Bond purch—.
ICapital
$96,945
517,103
'618,956
667,115
Net
tax
$2,783,086
by 480,000 shares capital stock, par $2.50.
tAfter re¬
serves of $3,500.
"After reserve for depreciation of $305,416 in 1942
and $288,693 in 1941
Slncluding excess profits taxes and after deduct¬
ing U. S. treasury and tax notes of $506,200.—V. 156, p. 430.
-
of
capital stock, par $5,
155, p. 362. ■
cents
payable Dec.
V.
share has been
per
to holders
18
118,750
of
declared
record
Dec.
v-V.
/
per
10.—
Operating
allocated
income
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
"Federal
Other
$605,589
—
1.166,556
taxes——.
taxes
Prop, retir.
approp..
-
2,065,508
871,036
94,506
944,092
581,300
Net
oper.
revenues—
$184,833
(net)_—
$143,167
231
V 303
/
>
,
$1,758,003
$3,502,074
$6.21
■
entire
calendar year
Additional
for
Gross
,
-
Int.
.
Other
Z.
income
on
and
$185,064
$143,470
$1,761,664
the
1942.
year
Such
deducts.
^nt. chgd. to construe,.
Cr.163
Cr.2,937
$620,493
280,786
123,596
"
Net
income
./ Cr.108
$126,568
$79,302
preferred stocks——
——
applicable
to
/Z^./^Z-v/ ■:'/-'//:-/
$7,542,946
3,001,784
572,392
1940,
'1,066,873
481,401
for
*
;
65,184
125
-125
1,500
2,719
$176,816
$206,446
256
$2,065,821
/ '
2,134
$206,702
$2,067,955
(net)—
" 170
/
f
$620,238 !
Indian Refining Co.—To Retire Notes—
company on Dec. 1,^1942,
principal and interest on its 5%
These
notes
dividend.
-
$229,368,
year,
was
issued
were
of
As
$2,505,696
date of
dividend
1937
notes
holders
to
of
will
dated
Dec.
3,
the
as
dividend
cumulative
record
June
of
25
class
Dec.
3500.
p.
cents
■
;
.
A
stock,
24.
no
Similar
value, payable Dec.
par
distributions
31
made
were
the
on
to
$2
holders
1941; none since.—V. 152,
Dec.
dividend of 25
a
cents
made
1941.—V.
12,
180,000
229,652
.
229,444
on
156,
p.
July 17, last, and
1775.'. ./,./'
on
May
A
Oct.
Income
common
Prov.
addition
the
on
7.$127,718
■
~-.$652,589
would
have
been
for
required
the
ending
years
from
>' 1942 V
Net
p.
;
15,
1941,
'
operations
$528,411
3,485
_______
72,384
Fed.
&
shares
76.9
dividend of 81.27
final
$482,854
on
Nov.
10
cents
paid
on
76.828
cents
to
holders
April
May 10,
on
per share
of
record
last,
30,
Oct.
77.438
242,708
above
1941.—V.
156,
p.
on
This
10,
before
and
provision
for
30,
Provision
Other
SEC
tion
11
of
new
a
Nov.
on
modified
plan
14
of
ordered
company
a
hearing Nov. 24
to
effectuate
the
on
amendments
provisions
of
to
Sec¬
(B)
sonville
of the Holding Company Act, which includes organization
corporation under the laws of Florida to be known as "Jack¬
55,844
14,971
$30,388
.
Corp."
approved the plan last May with certain reservations, after
counsel
for
the
Commission
made
application
to
the
U.
earnings of Julius Kay¬
been
appear
The
Commission's
directed
present
order
said
that
particular
attention
will
whether the proposed first mortgage and deed of
of incorporation and by-laws are necessary to carry
out the terms and provisions of the plan as approved by the Commis¬
sion and the court, and (2) whether-the mechanics of
consummating
be
to:
(1)
trust,- certificate
the
plan and the proposed modifications are necessary to carry out its
156, p. 1608.
provisions.—V.
V//::,
'
The
account
company
of
has
called
the sinking fund,
for redemption aa of Jan. 1, 1943, for
a total of $53,000 of Indiana County 1st
1940,
holders
of
income
483,045
/.
provision
1942
paid
was
extras
an
on
Dec.. 22, last
25
cents
of
each1
year;
be
to
with
31%
a
for Federal'excess
liable in
income
taxes
rate
profits tax
this respect.—V.
156,
based
is
for
1941.
1941
$3,628,687
3,012,614
expenses
286,312
—
■
253,907
$1,332,528
_
$362,167
2,175
3,891
$1,334,703
$366,058
1,000,980
_
167,579
/ "
-
deductions
for
2,408
Federal
income
reserved
for
taxes—est
post-war
dividends
while cash
_
adjustments-
75,000
______
dividends
on
$196,071
$0.29
stock
in
stock
common
Balance
$258,723
_
preferred
on
Sheet,
1942
$0.16
amounted
amounted
Sept.
30,
Government
Other
$368,418
-
$54,105.
'
$991,875
1942
___•
:
•
bonds
77,000.,
701,135
receivable
on
No
a
assets
/
•Property, plant and equipment
(less res. for amortization $239,376)
Deferred charges
*1942—Month—1941 ;':
"Federal
Other
"I.
_____
3,277
taxes_
6,342
Net
Other
oper.
Accrued
Federal
*/
and
taxes
Common
on
(par
39,267
60,293
37,049
46,956
33,065
$7,272
revenues-
■.
$8,538
$87,318
$87,272
287
Br536
-6,511
$7,297
$8,825
$86,782
$93,783
1,811
Balance
Int.
and
1,905
22,893
23,848
amortiz.-—_
Balance
$5,487
$6,920
$63,889
requirements——
$69,935
24,374
Balance
'
$39,515
"Accruals
profits
for11942
taxes?
Federal
based
are
income
upon
the
(normal
1941
and
Revenue
being spread monthly
shown
above
income
taxes
include
surtax)
Act
plus
added
an
reserve
record
and
Nov.
Sept.
payments
$3.50
the
20.
Similar
1, last,
of
$1.75
per
7%
while
each
share
has
been
declared
payable Dec.
distributions
March
were
411,463
depreciation of $744,990.—V.
Net
inCi bef. Fed.
Net
income
Earns,
com.
$601/400,
-
1942
of
—V.
$3,127,195
^ .919,081
270,598
taxes
___________
per
-Note—Taxes
by
1942—Month—1941
-
on
1
to
account
156,
p.
1328.
431,
was
,share_
for
amourit
passed.
is
not
"549,592
9,644,257
6,225,400
242,421
3,003;540
2,660,716
$0.51
$6.39
$0.58
first
the
which
nine
was
months
in
the
of
determined
This adjustment
reflected
AZ' "Z*
Z/.vZ*'.'
1942—12 Mos.—1941
was
1942
when
were
-
the
$5.79
;
-overprovided
Revenue'
Act
to the prior month's
the month of October,
made
earnings for
156, p. 1504..
,
.
Lincoln Stores, Inc.—October Sales Up 39.65%—
Period End. Oct, 31—
Sales
1942—Month—1941
Star
Lone
The
share
directors
the
on
Gas
the
$759,972
$6,180,991
$4,876,265
had 16 stores in operation as
month last year.—V. 156, p.. 607.
company
same
Corp.—20-Cent Year-end Dividend—
have
declared
Similar
record
on
22
and Aug.
year-end
distributions
April 22 and Aug. 22, last.
25.
a
of
dividend
of-20
cents
per
stock, no par value, payable Dec. 15 to holders
common
of
Nov.
1942—9 Mos.—1941
$1,061,291
—
During October, 1942,
compared with 14 in the
22,
20 cents
were
made
on
this
issue
Payments during 1941 were as follows:
each; and Dec. 20, a year-end of 30
..
,
of
holders
were made
on
March 2,
1, June 2, Sept. 2 and Dec,
made.—V.
156, p.
$2,090,106 $30,180,904 $19,627,953
cents.-
pref. A stock,
on
for
-sales
April
$3.50 Accrued Dividend—
on
'778,494
provision for estimated
profits taxes for each month of 1941 have been restated to give effect
to the Revenue Act enacted in September, 1941,
of
1,072,800
-
______—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Net
$45,561
and.excess
profits taxes Of $18,294 for 12 months ending Sept. 30,- 1942
(1941—$1,139). For comparative purposes Federal income and excess
dividend
$1)_
(R. G.) LeTourneau, Inc.—Earnings—
excess
accumulations
75,000
:
$3,851,461
-"After
upon the basis of taxable income. The amounts
Federal
for
1,054,808
24,374
provision of approximately $18,000 for additional taxes which may be
required under the proposed 1942 Revenue Act. This additional amount
is
adjustments_____
'/■ Total
total-and
Preferred dividend
post-war
/,
„
surplus'
38,332
v
25
(net).—
—.u.
79,835
5,485
f.
75,895
fest.)
for
reserve
stock
$383,002
insurance—
income
surplus
20,379
;
3,263
'r
/i'V' a-ZV;/:.'.:.,
;
payable .'w—
taxes
Contingencies
V $295,931
107,771
.,19,271
3,578
—
income
.
■
1941
3,149
-
income
taxes
$360,875
1,099
39,924
$3,851,461
'
1942—12 Mos
7,989
——
266,630
Z'i'ZZ
$29,953
10,455
1,174
___________^
Depreciation
;
$31,669
revenues
26,524.
804,271
_______
——
40%
provision
944,102
>'
Patents—at cost
Accounts
to
to
•;
:
S:
Accounts
696.
p.
and
1
1942
Assets—v '
U.
the companies do not
as
of
one
July
on
(& Subs.)- -Earnings—
income
161,865
$1,074,258
Federal
compared
as
made
for
In
record
4,421,705
general
Cash
$1,021,245
/ 490,962
' 631,169
taxes
the
was
1775.
Consolidated
V/Z/.:/
Key West Electric Co.—Earnings— /■
A
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron Co.—Bonds Called
&
Capital
provisions.
plan
share
per
20,
156, p.
sold__„_
Earned
S.
The Federal Court recently, filed its order approving
and directed Jacksonville Gas Co. to take certain necessary
steps to carry it out. -The gas company accordingly has filed three
amendments
to
its original application setting forth
the
proposed
steps, and it is with these ,that the Nov. 24 hearing will deal.
the
adm.
$18,375
and
profit after all charges
for
District Court for the Southern District of Florida to enforce its terms
and
"
i / $6,040,544
$120,220
./■.?■'/'■ ;v\"/Z
•,
for
Note—The
Gas
The SEC
which
Sept. 15, last,
Payments during
15, 25 cents each;
on
,
to
1
Net profit to surplus—
Earnings per common share___—
'659
"
•
The
paid
1942.
Sept. 30—
Z Liabilities—
Net
-.
the
$1.25
Dec.
goods
Amount
10,989
$259,987
depreciation
1608.
Jacksonville Gas Co.—SEC's Hearing Nov. 24 on Plan
15,
$191,693
.
61,943
;rtaxes:/7«--v-T—^7/; $2,188,473
Operation
with
June
Operating profit
Kayser-Bondor, Ltd., of England.—V. 156,
or
Period, Ended Sept. 30—
1941,
of
on
of
Prov.
3,318
v
Depreciation
payment of
compares
Nov.
per share
and
payable' Jan.
issue,
same
1940.—V,
Selling,
1939
$106,637
145,906
figures do not include the
/////V:
has
paid on the American
31.
cents
16
March
sales'
Cost
Keith-Albee-Orpheum Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
,Z
Z,
t *
/ ■ Z,
Oct. 3, 1942 Oct. 4, 1941
/
was
the
Note—Cash
(Australia)' Pty., Ltd.,
1151.
-income
of
'
*
$213,302
Maintenance
cents
March
on
Kingston Products Corp.
39 Weeks Ended—
.
Act
of 50 cents per share has been declared on
payable Dec. 23 to holders of record Dec. 11.
regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents/per share
9 Mos. End.
Net
Dom.
income
Operating
A
Tax
Inventories
:
Italo-Argcntine Electric Co.—Final Dividend—
1,
Other
1940
73,476
__7—
rate
a
$33,429
June
1,
1
1941,
Special Meeting Dec. 17—
The
nf
has notified stockholders that a special meeting
Del., has been called for Dec. 17, next, to vote upon a
corporation
at Wilmington,
ninn
reorganization.
"The
plan
proposes
distribution
of
^
liability
any
Profits
;,
extra
cents
Oct.
..
April 1, July 1 and Oct. 1, 1941, while on Dec.
$1.50 per share was made.—V. 156, p. 783.
they have
Excess
/
-
1941
.
17
for
Profit
The directors have declared a dividend of 50 cents per share on
the capital stock, payable Dec, 15 to holders of record Dec. 1.
Similar
distributions were made on April 1, July 1 and Oct.
1, last, and on
that
the
dividend
II.'/-
An
50
,/
Sept.
/
extra
Dec.
$1,035,666
bonds retired and other related items resulting
1942, respectively.—V. 156, p. 1328.
taxes
-
//"'■'■■/,. /;■ \//:/;;;
International Salt Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
consider
under
stock,
/. 520,784
Depreciation
and
Internationa! Industries, Inc.—New Directors— V'
each
follows:
as
$1,556,450
Interest
of
.Preston R. Bassett, Vice-President of the
Sperry Gyroscope Co., and
Aubrey L. Ashby, Vice-President and General Counsel for the National
Broadcasting Co., have been elected directors, succeeding John Bradfield, who remains as Vice-President, and Reade H. Ryan.—V.
156,
p. 431.
/ ,-/i 7
■■
■■■/ .7., •:
cents
were
applicable to preferred stocks:—~* 520,784
:
similar
17
$33,429
not
tax,
This compares with 30 cents
35
055,070
Note—The
16,
do
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—Extra Distribution—
-
(Julius) Kayser & Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
the
on
stock
profits
156, p. 696.
$1,173,373
income
ser
share
per
stock, payable Dec. 11 to holders of record Nov. 27.
was
<'■
"180,000
18,984
$97,938
.
3 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
31,
.>
122.
p.
preferred
companies
excess
_
non-
March
on
$282,402
Operating profit plus other income________.
Interlake Iron Corp.—25-Cent Dividend—
The directors have declared
distribution
15,000
540,000
upon the
laws in effect at the end of the respective
additional provisions of $106,000 and $578,000 for taxes based
1941 and
'//./' ,'.;7 y-;./;
'7
share has been declared
per
30, Sept. 30 and Dec. 31,
common
;?
540,000
(based
a
31, 1941, such notes outstanding amounted to
including interest. The Texas Co., as of the end of last
the owner of 91.2%
of Indian Refilling Co.'s outstanding
152,
2,248
—$284,519
—
on
/
Cr66
15, June 16 and Sept.
arid Dec. 15, 30: cents.—V. 156,
p. 1504.
•
•
company in 1940.
If adjustments were made
exclude the effect upon taxable income of such extraordinary deduc¬
on
1937.
stock
common
1,832
Cr 198
income
periods)
pay. off
Industrial Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—Resumes Dividend
A
15,000
19,048
•"
■45,000
/
deducts.-*
45,000
chgd.* to construe—
tions
/
maturity,
4,884
on Nov.
17 declared a dividend of 25 cents per share
the capital stock, no par value,
payable Dec. 15 to holders of record
1941
'
Dec.
stock.—V.
common
in
and
/
pense, call premiums on
from refinancing by the
to
The
an
Nov.; 28.
The provisions for Federal and State taxes.based upon income set
forth in the above statement, reflect the effect of extraordinary deduc¬
tions for income tax purposes of unamortized debt discount and ex¬
-/'.:
6,942
10,500
Cr4,133
interest—————
The directors
on
8,763
.,,
$973,759
2,784
7,126
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.—25-Cent Dividend-
-
$2,496,933
,
.
"
provisions for Federal taxes of $35,200 for the current
$291,400 for the twelve months ended Sept. 30, 1942, addi¬
tional to the amounts
required under the Revenue Act of 1941.—V, 156,
p. 1327.
11,342
1,511/
'
limited-;
•Includes* provisions for Federal taxes of
$28,742 for the current
and $204,504 for the twelve months ended Sept. 30, 1942," addi¬
tional to the amounts required undqr the Revenue Act of 1941.
and
200,000
840
...
......
amended, for the periods covered by this statement.
Provision
income tax for the period from Jan.
1, 1942, is based
anticipated increase of approximately 307© in the present tax
as
rate.—V.
month
•Includes
payable
Federal
upon
/Balance
414,342
on;
income
Federal
-.An
$1,388,101
200,000
notes
charges—
to construction—.-.-.
income deductions.-————
Note—The
for
;
Net
$512,085
charged
Dividends
810,345
233,166
installment
Miscellaneous
705,000
Dividends
105,625
$1,034,580
414,342
Balance
month
Interest
additional
551,900
debenture bonds
■
42,538
$500,645
assumed
664,468
on
'
Dividends
Taxes
742,500
'
„
mtge. bonds—
•
$469,547
42,993
Amortization of debt discount and expense—..
current
Cr.6,919
-
106,833
mortgage bonds
declared
675,000
8,081
675,000
55,021
*"■ 2,354
>
on
$2,161,807
56,250
•,'••• 56,250
mtge. bonds..,
int.
91,550
113,071
income (net).—
on
Interest
55,572
int.
170,214
taxes-———.——..—..
income
Interest
this statement.—V. 156, p. 1151.
on
Gross income -1—r. $176,986
Int.
66,085
122,999
$457,653
other
Other interest
which
to
for
accruals
Gross
60,000
income
Other
_______
.
Operating income
57,758
of
on
5,356
:
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$5.31
1942—Month—1941 ■1342—12 Mos -1941
—_
Int.
$2,156,451
3,661
•
114,407
133,292
\;
$3,029,474
Total other
534,408
92,825
.
of prop-
Provision
the
$701,582
——
Int.
Other income
—
68,592
for
1941
$1,505,828
'
124,354
29,398
'
,j'
par
asso¬
12,090
and
"?
an
—_
;
66,628
1,027,146
675,000
—
_
plant-and
oper. "revenues—
Other
and
no
addition
1942
644,858
equipment..
Provision for Federal incom^ ■taxes———
erty,
investments——
Net
1,376,344
In
$1, 736,266
■
Provision for retirement (depreciation)
$6,701,441
2,040,239
-
58,300
-
$6,793,678
135,494
65,176
res.
$605,722
182,555.
ciated company
Maintenance i
216,609
'62,500
term
50,000
,
,
130,724
>
Sept. 30—
operating revenues.
Operating expenses—
$257,370
over
rates
tax
Sept. 30—
expenses
"Federal taxes
1942—12 Mos.—1941
27.
the
12 Months Ended
5,484
applicable.
were
Prop, retir. res. approps.
.1942—Month—1941
Nov.
in
2,144
$240,661
revenues..—
Amortiz.'
paid
_——
-
separately stated
Period. Ended
:•/?-/■
each
capital stock,
record
Crll4,130
sh
been
in
are
Operating
cents
the
on
of
Crll4,130
5,914
——•
adjustments
increases
25
dividend of $1 per share
share
anticipation of increase in tax
have
rates
holders
to
Keystone Public Service Co. (& Subs.) —Earningsr—
216,609
CY9,511
1,990
_____
com.
in
per
24
Total
Net
Co.—Earnings—
Period Ended Sept. 30—
-18,051
Cr9,511
Other taxes
Idaho Power
$5,127,544
1,425,000
premium
income
special
a
cents
34,376
$4,635,671
1,425,000
25
Electricity purchased for resale from
interest, net—
the
on
$5,093,168
Dr79,250
,
Kansas Gas & Electric Co.—Earnings—
Ilygrade Food Products Corp.—Initial Dividend—
30
118,750
net
provisions
.
of
$392,288
$4,714,922
periods have been made on the books of the company in anticipation
{Represented
dividend
$375,855
deductions
such
$2,640,292
S 326,955
rates. '/"
Note—Federal income taxes for current periods are based on rates
imposed by the Revenue Act of 1941, /For comparative purposes,
adjustments made in earlier periods, to reflect successive changes in
1,200,000
-
of
Earns,
328,427
§339,808
/
_
initial
Dr6,762
declared
preceding three
quarters of this year, the company made the
following special distribu¬
tions: March 31 and June
30, 25 cents each; and Sept. 30, 50 cents.
During 1941, four regular dividends of 25 cents each were
paid
in addition to the
following special dividends: March 31, 25 cents;
June 30 and Sept. 30, 50 cents
each; and Dec. 24, $1.—V. 156,
p. 1417.
redemption
"Accrued
.1,200,000
stock
Total
An
$399,050
Z)r3,163
outstdg. bond issue
on
$70,441
6,871
377,711
.
taxes—.—2—_
Surplus
$379,017
$2,783,086
Accounts
1,527,789
391,261
18,051
General
:
Accrued expenses
Provision for Federal
35,371
43,641
incomes(net)
and
Amort,
Liabilities-—
Empl.
61,801
1,645,737
632,018
directors have
regular dividend of
value, both payable Dec.
to
regular dividends of
premiums on refunded
1
25,026
The
a
in¬
Issues
506,848
1
/
———
130,487
——1_
long-term debt
of
debt
disct.,
on
Misc.
Total
Federal
income
exp.
7,012
5,532
Deferred charges
<•'
137,549
income
Amort,
61,651
<■
11,817
-
and trade
Int..
.
*
:
banks
buildings,
Goodwill
1,710,034
profits taxes
taxes
Gross
1,285,582
37,064
receivable
closed
1,703,366
$1,500,000 at the market.
$1 Special Dividend—
in¬
taxes—--
oper.
Other
201,407
securities—.—869,650
stocks-.
interest
Claims in
■'Land,
and
145,683
m. and was
completed in 24 minutes.
The
priced at 30, with a commission of 40 cents
There were 305 purchases.
The shares had a
a.
were
total money value of
misc.
state
10:59
share.
a
2,200,263
180,703
'284,090
Government
Other
Net
$508,257
,
Inventories
S.
2,191,071
Z'..Z?,'
Sept. 30
Assets—
U.
184,311
141,354
and
excess
1942—12 Mos.—1941
182,131
—
taxes
■"Additional
profits tax has not been capitalized.
64,230
and
come
$0.65
Cash
at
shares
$1,553,349 $19,161,486 $18,263,352
585,167
7,011,400
6,604,970
73,280
871,711
800,173
612,903
;
local
Federal
—
come'
-
$1,622,625
_/
.issue, previously
1302,
154, p.
Co.—Earnings—
1942—Month—1941
Maintenance
Federal
Net
revs
$541,889
174,650
tax
V
Period End. Sept. 30—
same
still unredeemed.—V.
were
Kansas City Power & Light
■.
23,677
Federal excess
profits taxes
redemption,
$933,643
-
Kennecott
Copper
Corp. — Special Offering — A
special offering of 50,000 shares of common stock
(no
par) was made on the New York Stock
Exchange Noy. 13
by Smith, Barney & Co.
The offering was announced
City.
25,587
__________
Fed.
Y.
On Nov. 13, 1942, a total of eight bonds of the
,
Total
Profit
Depreciation
1
Payment
1939
270,066
miscellaneous
,
5%.sinking fund gold bonds due July 1, 1950, at. J00 and int,
will be made at the Guaranty Trust Co.,
trustee, 140 Broad¬
mtge.
"
•1940
$1,019,828
Operating profit
Net
1941
1865
stock
of
,,.
Natural
Northern
Co.,
Gas
by
owned
now
Star,
Lone
as
earned
dividend
18,
for
a
—V.
Dec. 31 to holders of record Dec,
1942.
Distribution would be on basis of one share of Northern
each 18 shares of Lone Star.—V. 156, p. 1776.
to
payable
holders,
Star
Lone
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—Earnings—
Subs.—Consolidated Income State¬
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
ment—
sales
—
272,519
Net
100,540
164,715
193,203
dry deductions)
sales
for
Prov.
$46,910,742
_
of
future
$32,009,930 $59,795,612 $40,171,007
26,457,203
45,732,531
32,894,984
Unreal,
loss
fluct.
Can.
norm.
inc. & surtax
743,171
880,657
28,131
1,284,395
prof.
tax___
7,340,703
1,697,378
8,770,907
2,086,588
and
excess
______
Domin.
i
inc.
profits
Net
Shs.
125,500
of
170,400
167,100
$2,172,824
$2,676,684
706.859
stk.
com.
684,462
706,859
Consolidated
"Receivables
Cr5,384,275
9,098,419
410,157
8,648,022
222,635
__
Inventories
"(Securities owned
Accrued
on
Deferred
Real
equipment
and
——
charges
receivable
Notes
—
on
contracts
war
plant
^Property,
cost
at
receivable
interest
Deposits
—
______
after
due
purchase contract notes
estate
i---— $33,402,409
$3,472,746
353,429
455,682
§5,478,547
199,722
269,106
for
for
Reserve
capital stock taxes
:—social security taxes——
future inventory price de¬
stock
Common
Earned
(718,066
par
no
surplus
(par $100)—_
shares)—
—.—
.
(at cost)— ____
^Preferred stock in treasury
in
stock
""Common
624,668
135,133
3,180,000
10,690,745
8,697,523
Dr80,640
£*175,419
exchange—r.
treasury
(at cost)——
Total
—
for
reserve
of
receivables
in
income
revenue
from
consumers'
long-term debt—
transp.
debt
__
195,280
$2,372,281
1,158,292
$52,755
*
325
$1,213,989
659
$1,214,648
.
607,627
intangibles),
(including
capital stock of affiliated company, $2,440;
contracts, $15,770; cash in banks and on hand,
appliance
in
64,794
66,712
bonds, series A, due
(banks), $132,000; accounts
authorized instalments on serial
obligations assumed, $241; accrued interest on long-term debt, $3,562;
accrued
interest on other
debt, $1,991; accrued taxes
(local, State
and Federal), $127,830; other current and accrued liabilities,
$4,551;
consumers' meter and extension deposits, $53,218;
unadjusted credits,
$15; reserve for retirements and replacements, $782,765; reserve for
renewals
and
repairs of gas benches, $42,039; contributions in aid
of construction,
$1,451; capital stock (outstanding 60,962 shares of
$25 par), $1,524,050; ?arn<>d surplus, $429,930;
total, $4,097,610.—V,
1,
$607,021
"$11,714
$203,574
and
exps.
1942—9 Mos.—1941
$78,035
$79,908
1942—3 Mos.—1941
$26,050
$28,740
gen.
—
9,206
9,062
28,065
25,261
$16,844
412
*
Balance
income
$19,678
2,838
$49,969
26,284
$54,647
14,041
$22,516
$76,254
$68,688
10,705
26,250
$17,256.
. .
dry
depletion,
Deprec.,
holes, leases forfeited,
10,989
etc.
13,500
5,000
taxes
income
38,049
Federal
"for,
Provision
Net
■
balance
$43,966;
due
on
697.
156,
697.
p.
Dividend—
dividend
stock,
dividend' sheet
final
distribution
six
with
quarter.
last
15,
cents
share has been
per
such
directors
The
the
each-
July
on
1,
$1
29,
1940.—V.
declared
17
payable
with
compares
Aug.
Nov.
on
Dec.
paid
1941,
156,
on
and
of
dividend
a
dividend to which
surrender of the cer¬
for the amounts shown
opposite their respective names on the list.
Any amounts not so paid
within a period of three months of Nov. 26,
1942, will be paid to
the Minister
of Finance from whom such amounts must thereafter
$2
share
per
holders of record
Jully 29, .last, $2 on Dec.
on Dec.
27, 1940, and 50
p.' 1776.
.
directors
have
declared
dividend
a
on
Nov. 27,
10, 1941,
cents on
this
of
during
cents
1941
each;
were
follows:
as
and Dec.
15,
March
$1.——V.
15,
156,
B. Peckham, liquidator, notes'that after
the certificate holders will have received
S.
amount of their certificates
having
Certificates
in
with
accordance
received
have
issued for 110% of original indebtedness,
of Arrangement, holders thereof will
of the original indebtedness.—
been
the
receipt
58.65%
of indebtedness.
Scheme
64.52 cents on the dollar
"Gazette.")
(Montreal
(The) Mead Corp. (&
share
per
on
and
16
June
Sept.
15,
discount
sales—less
Net
sales—bef. depr.
Cost of
Periods
Oct, 4/41
Oct. 3,'42
Ended—
Period
10 Four-Week Periods
Oct. 3,'42
$9,230,090 $10,253,330 $25,604,810
7,422,105
7,769,277
19,224,564
Oct. 4. 41
$24,019,578
18,663,773
633,046
635,792
1,671,883
1,558,082
$1,174,939
$1,848,260
$4,708,363
$3,797,723
Selling and adm, exps..
1418.
p.
Subs.)—Earnings—
4 Four-Week
cents
50
stock, payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Nov. 27. Similar
payments were made on March 16, June 15 and Sept. 15, last.
Pay¬
50
report,
face
the
.
the capital
"$87,931
the
of
claimed.
Magma Copper Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
The
payment
that
notified
are
entitled will only be made upon the
unendorsed, bearing the numbers and
are
tificates,
of
to
11
the
of.this final dividend,
Inc.—$2 Dividend Declared—
stock,
common
This
District
of
Court.
the
In
Mack Trucks,
fifst
final
A petition for the
entitled thereto.
dividend'sheet1 will ' be presented to the Superior
of Montreal on Nov. 26 and after that date
dividend, 2.7 cents on the dollar-of the unpaid
of
the certificates of indebtedness,
will be made, subject
objections, if any, as may be sustained with the approval
balance '
be
year.
company's assets having been sold, a
has been prepared, providing for a
persons
the
the
for
distribution
to
the
among
of
approval
Court
the
of
remainder
The
and
they
declared on the common
payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Nov, 30.
This
distributions of eight cents per share previously paid
In addition,
an
extra of three cents was paid on
of
$1,
par
each
r
.■*
Montreal—Final Liquid¬
Holdings, Ltd.,
McD. and C.
ating Dividend—
of
.
Macassa Mines, Ltd.—Smaller
A
$30,639
$3.6,503
$11,810
$1,267
income
—V,
notes, payable
$950,000;
1966),
payable,
.1,272
....—
income
Oper.
(1st mortgage 4>/2 %
Liabilities—Long-term debt
March
ments
Net
equipment
and
$i, payable Dec. 21 to holders
was
Exploration Corp.—Earnings-
Oil
income.....
1942
30,
and
special
interest
deposits,
$1,249;
prepaid expenses,
unamortized debt discount and expense, $10,031; maintenance
progress, $78,029; retirement work in progress, $30,490; other
deferred charges, $14,559; total, $4,097,610.
$503,810
590,469
debt.
Maracaibo
Period End. Sept/30—
Operating
Other
•
plant
quarterly dividend of 35 cents
a
par
in
work
$502,725
1,085
$53,081
5,
Dec.
insurance
764,375
debt
funded
on
Sept.
at
$4,902,151
of $694,258 in 1942 and depre-
disbursed on Sept. 21, last, as
against 50 cents on June 20, 1942, and GO cents per share in preceding
quarters.—V. 156, p. 697; V, 155, p. 1840.
$7,188;
$1,267,100
85,560
common stock,
A l.ke amount
the
on
16 declared
Nov.
directors on
share
record
of
the year
accounts receivable (less reserve for uncollectible accounts , of
$45,229;
merchandise,
materials
and
supplies,
$202,498;
$21,887;
1,083,528
$138,315
$270,286
—
unfunded
As
1942.
investment
long-term
$9,730,576
7,379,949
$270,243
43
income
income.—
on
$81,568
$60,962 for
to
amounted
Sheet
$6,749,669
348,218
2,353,548
jobbing operations.
stock
common
on
Assets—Property,
$1
Int.
600
$93,345
and
—
——
-
35-Cent Dividend—
per
609
471
expense.;
1
Sept. 30,
$3,668,241;
61,549
49,132
Interest
and
15,000
249,932
349,272
2,396,067
—.....———
surplus
Creditors
$319,376
revenue
Taxes
Gross
discount
——
1,039,222
—
:
depreciation and amortization
ciation of $600,310 in 1941.-
1,703
357
of
par)...._
_—*.
"After
914
1,749
—
income
Dec.
Non-oper. income
i
deposits
($1
150,000
314,561
334,722
2,611,544
332,653
249,932
taxes.:—
—
stock
surplus
Total.'————
■
$418,807
12,862
'
—
Total
324,668
95,502
3,180,000
10.690,745
7,958,483
Dr4,200
Dr525,932
$1,111,566 $11,505,479
851,678
7,950,224
121,573
1,182,975
$1,390,540
937,337
133,828
Reserves
:
and cap. stk.
inc.
Fed.
for
Provision
$408,223
67,257
—
—
42,750
2,738
interest
compares
Operating revenue
Operating expenses—
Operating
$128,144
42,750
.
loans
Balance
1942
6,277
40,258
coach operations.
Net oper.
—.
$127,698
446
»
$141,410
:
—
on
ended
Rev. from other rail and
Depreciation
$141,040
370
—j
—
liabilities
Accrued
$4,902,151
trade.........———
other..
'
payable,
payable,
loan
$6,749,669
——-
-
taxes
1942—Month—1941
1942—9 Mos.—1941
$1,350,249
$1,104,932 $11,309,711
$9,668,139
34
357
488
889
Period End. Sept. 30—
rev.
47,318
Corp.—Earnings—
Los Angeles Ry.
Other
and replacements.
—_
bank
156, p.
Passenger
61,471
155,298
46,748
68,889
156,131
taxes)
"Includes net loss from merchandise
$33,402,409 $28,535,921
—
$560,676
Bank
Earned
...
income
Amortization
and $561,778 in
1941.
tMarket value: $326,665 in 1942 and $534,472 in 1941.
fAfter
reserve for
depreciation of $9,644,750 in 1942 and $8,871,766 in 1941.
§After deducting U. S. Treasury tax notes (tax payment value)
of
$3,795,346.
HRepresented by 672 shares (35 shares in 1941).
""Repre¬
sented by 11,207 shares (33,604 shares in 1941).—V. 156, p. 696.
"After
,
-J-.-;.
Account
1941
$767,154
375,940
1942
$828,850
415,471
,
revenues
on
$27,747),
contingencies—
other
for Canadian
cumulative preferred stock
6%%
charges
Liabilities—
the Revenue Act of 1941.—V. 156,
_______
on
Other
possible
and
clines
Reserve
taxes
income
$744,285
—.
Interest
163,444
206,674
Provision
Federal
for
for
—$564,581
assets
Accounts
Co.—Earnings—
income
operating
Gross
2,941,900
Provisiori
Provision
356,532
i;
Interest
$2,563,595
103,236
342,231
495,575
101,166
$1,100,817
356,532
30—
retirements
Non-operating
$28,535,921
1
—
payable—.
dividends
stock
stock dividend
Common
21,784
35,432
Deferred
The
Net
283,384
43,300
payable Dec. 1
Accrued State, local and Canadian taxes
payable
Preferred
$921,113
—
for
Note—Dividends
Accounts
______—24,859
——--1
....
77,965
Common
(including
Net
Total
$89,385
stocks——_
—
Interest
______
81,805
provisions for Federal taxes of $47,752 for the current
for the twelve months ended Sept..30, 1942, addi¬
______
3,980
year
one
307,653
Cr.1,700
1329.
Provision
1941
$4,545,813
6,463,260
7,584,199
742,820
2,490
1942
$253,731
$1,095,372
—
Govt,
Intangible
and $325,237
Taxes
$12,220,851
7,040,101
9,661,487
350,347
securities--—__
1,342
83,104
Cr.2,602
preferred
to
—
Maintenance
Assets—
Cash
6,327
Cr.17
$59,058
——
applicable
Lowell Gas Light
30
Sept.
Sheet,
Balance
6,615
Cr.94
'
construe.
Years Ended Sept.
Operating revenues
"Operations
the Revenue Act of 1942.
based upon
is
deposit—
on
deposit for post-war readjustments..—
and Canadian bonds at cost;
25,925
1,197,252
7,545
2,082,702
7,5.75
1,270,206
S.
Paid-in
$2.95
$3.50
; $3.94
adjustment after annual audit,
including revision of the Canadian exchange fluctuation reserve.
The
estimated
provision for Federal income,
surtax and excess profits
taxes
875,096
tional to the amounts required under
P.
$2.52
subject to
is
$2,056,018
875,018
"Includes
month
$2,906,465
684,462
outst.
share
statement
Earnings per
Note—This
$1,876,633
72,919
income
Balance
204,200
$1,936,448
taxes
income
$168,614
72,917
hand and
on
,
1941
26,525
Notes and accounts receivable, customers (net)
1,478,664
Other accounts receivable
3,175
Inventories
(estimated)
_______2,210,800
Cash surrender value of life insurance—...
8,050
"Fixed
assets—at
cost—.—.—1,516,606
U.
Total
34,270
1,279,969
excess
rates
$138,496
(net)-—
to
Dividends
Fed.
$2,043,335
12,683
mtge. bonds
int., and deducts.
Set
exchg.
Fed.
$1,862,396
14,237
income
chgd.
190,000
300,000
190,000
190,000
$167,756
858
Cash
Special
$576,778
to
Sheet, Sept. 30
1942
Comparative Balance
832,456
$138,116
380
The revised net profit amounted
first nine months of 1941.
1941.
in
Assets—
886,374
689,902
980,271
on
Int.
from
aris.
of
1,3.62,444
700,453
70,319
income
Other
inv,
price de¬
clines & oth. conting.
143,040
54,893
79,250
stated
.
Int.
for pos.
res.
173,072
e0,123
revenues—
oper.
Gross
574,531
835,863
441,469
662,380
depreciation
to
Approp.
35,912,540
—
for third quarter and
$2.30 a share for the
$9,408,333
4,956,271
approp.
retir. res.
Other
Total
Cost
.
taxes
Prop,
(less sun¬
income
Other
Other
$938,930 $10,547,144
502,922
5,641,580
$879,728
429,167
taxes———
"Federal
1942—9 Mos.—1941
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$46,717,539 $31,845,216 $59,695,072 $39,898,488
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
J As
or
1942—12 Mos.—1941
1942—Month—1941
administrative expense in the amount
nine months, making the
$2,319,916 for nine months.
for third quarter and $42,184 for
$13,323
total taxes $881,960
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Link-Belt Co.— (&
of
1609.
p.
selling, general, and
included in
total, $3,166,849.
capital surplus, $1,096,545;
$238,550;
surplus,
156,
Monday, November 23, 1942
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
1866
"Deficit.
Balance
accounts
and
Sept.
1942
30,
Operating profit
other assets, $89,258; prepaid insurance
(& Sub.)—Earnings
Louisiana Ice & Electric Co., Inc.
1942—3 Mos —1941
12 Mos.'42
$567,757
$358,052 $1,928,913
23,378
17,335
89,521
343,385
192,208
1,191,845
36,477
33,688
177,644
22,604
24,499
89,408
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Total
Power
operating revenue
purchased
,
Operation
Maintenance
Taxes, excl. Fed. & State inc. taxes
share
and
from
Non-operating
$380,495
519
$99,662
23,750
5,937
25,000
6,175
$381,013
91,250
24,225
820
...
.
$90,322
9,341.
$143,840
(net)..
income
income
Gross
$141,913
1,927
operation-
613
5,037
Prov. for renewals, replace. & retire.
.
Interest
on
long-term
debt
Interest
on
unfunded
debt
assumed
Taxes
Amortization
Prov.
for
on
...
25
675
12,000
interest
375
29,500
of debt expense
inc.
Fed. &r State
taxes.-
cents
to
Consolidated
Assets—Plant,
ments
and
Balance
property
other
$55,175
$83,458
surplus
assets,
of
Sheet As
Sept.
30,
$204,148
total,
debt,
$684,000;
2V2%
serial
note,
due
April
for renewals, replace¬
depreciation of dairy
equipment,
$13,248;
reserve
for conveyance /equipment
renewals,
$37,102; reserve for welfare reserve, $5,154; reserve for uncollectible
accounts, $21,160; reserve for contribution in aid of construction,
$3,150;
other reserves, $18,782; common stock
($1 par), $69,071;
$2,083;
other
and
deferred
credits,
retirements,
$6,876;
$661,123;
reserve
reserve
for
Other income
no
value,
par
income
Gross
10
Dec.
to
of
accumulations
Dec.
15
to
this
on
the
holders
issue
15,
$1.25
of
of
each
1940,
record
The
&
Fed.
exps.
on
Cost of goods
deprec.
Deprec.
...—
and
Net
Income
taxes.
$6,365,153
63,277
$25,957
included
for nine
tin
for
in
217,696
$1,035,072
$597,007
10,374
9,123
$1,045,446"
$606,130
51
$2,699,194*
32,245
$2,731,440*
$1,487,311
29,666
$1,516,978
4,583
13,126
2,181,550
864,700
3,888
inc.
134,979
200,000
6,829
225,000
7,567
'
718,117
1,400,000
18,171
413,900
$208)845
com.
$188,342
$545,307
$639,152
$0.84
$0.75
$2.18
from August
31.
Federal income and excess
& Manufacturers
Merchants
6 Mos. End.
profits taxes for 1942 are estimated
of 1942.—V. 156, p. 1690.
Sept. 30—
Gross earns.—from
etc.
Securities Co. (& Subs.)
1942
1941
1940
1939
$1,572,683
$1,848,701
$1,630,697
$1,184,632
int.,
——
services.
991,434
1,056,136
882,379
706,646
$581,249
$792,566
$748,319
$477,985
35,679
of finan.
Operating profit
Other income
54,086
15,741
11,119
to
for
the
to
quarter
Total
on
sale
loans
for
mestic
143,000
85,000
59
91
202,467
94,023
143,663
143,663
Federal taxes
income—estimated
Unused
excess
profits
tax of preceding year
Divs. paid and provided
on
$764,060
185,000
—
on
for
$846,651
100,000
capital
assets
stock
of
Finance
1273,572
"282,529
Cr40,000
Do¬
Corp.
the public—
7181,376
182,175
Minority interest in un¬
distributed
item
of
quarter
general and
profits of
3,810
$61,979
$233,138
$272,870
$166,327
partic. pref.
stock
42,129
On class A com.
stock
stock
65,715
51,231
89,015
40,984
35,606
47,816
71,212
640
800
320
640
Consol. net profit
Cash
On
dividends paid:
On class B com.
provision for excess profits taxes,
tlncluding
$28,572 adjustment of prior year provisions,
iAfter deducting portion
paid from earnings of prior periods, $10,996.
"Including
the
of
Domestic Finan. Corp.
third
and
$616,927
Income
for doubt,
Provis.
$489,104
$2.57
sh.
selling,
299,152
57,014
717,616
225,000
19,642
$651,646
t$0.83
$245,074
"$0.16
the basis of the Revenue Act
held by
836,550
months.
addition
third
on
Prov.
prof. taxes
addition
727,884
665,068
admin,
Fed.
per
196,181
152,187
depreciation and amortization amount¬
and $77,869 for nine months, there
administrative expense depreciation
of $2,092 for third quarter and $6,277 for nine months, making total
depreciation and amortization $28,049 for third quarter and $84,147
is
______
22,295
391,258
$1,112,242 $1,418,004
Earns, per. sh. com. stk.
"$1.23
t$1.72
"On 692,889 common shares.
tOn 625,000 common shares.
Notes—(1) 1942 figures above include operations of Escanaba Paper
Loss
252,644
for
4,009,997
50,589
"77,869
(249,932 shs., $1 par)
ing to
profits tax_
for period._
inc.
Net
discount,
6,781,517
16,863
Income
"In
on
at" Sept.
1942—9 MOS.—11941
1,582,463
deductions
Earnings
paid
while
as
156, p. 784.
"25,957
from oper.
excess
been
has
1941,
Fed.
132,087
and
and
15,
Arrearages
2,515,356
amort
than
income
Provision
June
made.
account of
value, payable
$2,477,306 $10,382,646
$3,861,116
income
Gross
1,225,141
118,298
.
Co.—Earnings-
taxes
profit
Other
like
incl.
share.—V.
per
excess
(2)
on
par
amount
no
1942—3 Mos.—1941
taxes
and
gen.
stock,
A
was
1,308.256
254,841
490,634
530,259
89,035
"•
sold, excl.
Taxes—other
Sell.,
3.
and
163,846
$3,961,569
fd. debt
deductions
Minority interest
Cost
Master Electric
Period End. Sept. 30Net sales
Dec.
$1.50
declared
been
pref,
since
of
1942, amounted to $13.50
16,
has
cumul.
quarter
payment
a
share
per
$5
103,263
$4,811,626
holders
Co.
dividend
58,436
$1,906,697
Depreciation
Int.
share has been
per
payable
31,238
$1,206,176
......
~
per
Mangel Stores Corp.—Accumulated Dividend—
A
1943,
ments
cents
3
1941.
10,
dividend of 40 cents
Net
$38,000; accounts payable, $80,131; customers' deposits (re¬
fundable),
$45,902; accrued interest, $7,489; accrued
taxes
(State,
local and Federal), $117,974; other accrued items, $20,434; customers'
advances for construction, $72; unearned interest and service charges,
of
697.
p.
1942
and equipment,
$2,540,534; total invest¬
$1,844;
cash,
$306,316; notes receivable,
dividend
$1, payable Dec. 14 to holders of.
with 5 cents paid on Dec. 22, 1941,
declared on the common
of record Nov. 27.
Distributions of 20 cents each were made on March 10, June 10- and
Sept.
10, last.
Payments during 1941
were
as follows:
March 10,
June 10 and Sept. 10, 20 cents each; and Dec. 10, 40 cents.—V. 155,
$3,166,849.
Liabilities—Long-term
1,
compares
April
expense
interest receivable, $20; material
and supplies, $50,528;
prepayments (insurance, taxes, etc.), $29,036;
unamortized debt expense; $17,753; uncompleted jobbing account, $84;
unamortized leased property alterations, $1,616; other deferred debits,
$4,220;
This
on
year-end
a
par
(P. R.) Mallory & Co., Inc.—40-Cent Dividend—
A
stock,
accounts receivable, $213,897;
$1,000;
stock,
Fed. & State inc.
income
Balance
27.
Nov.
IV2
declared
have
common
Other
8
1,196
55,150
the
on
record
Dec.
Income
directors
The
receivable,
and taxes, $96,111; other
unadjusted debits,. $527,424; total, $53,210,346.
Liabilities—Common
stock
(200,000
no
par
shares),
$2,000,000;
preferred stock (89,544 shares of $100 par value), $8,954,'400; funded
debt outstanding,
$16,514,547; audited accounts and wages payable,
$805,365; matured interest unpaid, $375,086; accrued interest, $187,500;
tax liability $660,056; other current liabilities, $74;
accrued deprecia¬
tion, $22,163,178; unredeemed tokens, $98,590; corporate surplus, $1,451,551; total, $53,210,346.—V. 156, p. 1240.
190;
Magnet Consolidated Mines, Ltd.—Year-End Dividend
equipment, $49,328,858; cash, $2,380,135; loans,
$166,372; material and supplies, $622,-
and
Assets—Road
notes
Sheet,
taxes
shown
$2,277,731
separately
for
nine
amounting
months,
there
to
$868,637
taxes
are
$38,000
Volume
' Number 4127
156
Consolidated
Assets—
THE COMMERCIAL
Balance
Sept. 3(1
1942
;
assets
Total
1
249,573
,
(net)
At.
Gross
Prov,
Liabilities—•
Provision fin* Federal taxes
Prov. for dividends
359,538 V-
income.
on-
notes payable:
Capital stocks of subsidiary in
Finance
fParticipatlng preferred
—
1,666,000'
common
stock
($1
2.160,000-
common
stock
($1
pari—____;
28,220
328,575 "'
Gap.tal
surplus'',
Earned
surplus
28,220
v.
i5o,
1418.
p.
shate
per
;
&
Dec;
OfV 25
have declared
the
on
Like
17.
quarters
:;'v
Co., Inc.—Regular Dividend
directors
of
usual
were
paid
th's
year.
share
in: each
In addit.on
per
the- company
cents
disbursement
of
25
cents
to
the
Canadian
Tax
of
Army,
156,
the
record
of
Operating
Total
Sept. 30—
revenues
and
the
$24,503,777
20,304,700
Net: operating
Other
i n com e
v
$4,475,151
the
(51;
.
$4,199,073:
43,413
_
three
after
those
L_
Net
income
Dividends
_!_A—_!_——
on
preferred
1,986,947.
!—A__.cw—
—V.
■
156, p.
$2,411,617
784.
■■■ '"V
for
$3.10
income
30,
and
were
1942,
its
These
contracts,
of
with
is
as
The.
English
"Cost
...
Sell.;
the
a
ended
included
Sept.
and
30,
in
Brown
30,
1942,
dividend
stock*
15
$2,50,
par
w.th
compares
40
of
cents
share
per
payable Dec.
25
cents
d
pa
10
has
to
holders
Sept.
on
declared
been
of
record
last/and
10,
for the current year.
Payments during
March TO and June 10, 15 cents
each;
cent's
Sept.
10,
15
cents;—V.
156,
607.
p.
30
such
being
the
Other,
statement.
and
Dec.
\V;
Int.
;
its
include
$17,984
Prov.
Mfcklcberry's Food Products Co.—-Extra Dividend—
An
-
extra dividend
stock,
common
dend of
Nov,
20
10
27.
cents
cents
has
the
to
10
cents
155,
been
regular
botlv payable Dec.
with
1940.—V.
20,
share
per
addition
in
share,
per
compares
Dec.
cn
five
$1,
par
cents
This
.
of
12
paid
declared
semi-annual
holders of
to
June
on
2096.
p.
Gain
::
of
the
Pacific
court
current
large-scale
debtor-
to
MOP
holder of
System
direct
cash
investors'
Trustee
Guy
of
$72,-
balance
loan.
1942-Month—1941
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$8,227,152
4,960,571
6,031
557,062.
399,351
77,295
71,744
784,557
Prop, retire,
68,334
66,666
761.867T
795, QQQ.
...
res. approp.
Net oper.
revenues-
$90,983-
815,000
.
$111,586
$1,435,510
46
604
1,313
$90,990
$111,632
$1,436,114
$1,281,676
66,667
66,667
800,000
800,000
8,703
8,473
121,955
117,288
$15,620
$36,492
$514,159
$364,388
income
7
directly
Int,
mtge.
on
Co.
surplus.
amortized
*,!*
$1,280,363
income
preferred stock
month
to
indirectly
or
provisions
for
accumulated
stock
stock
declared
to
for
Nov.
on
outstanding
holders
March
476,599
1,540,864
6,
of
unpaid
to
Sept.
dividend
a
payment
30,
of
current
2,
share
a
addi¬
,
amounted" to
1942,
$1.50
Nov.
on
June
10
$3,237,756
1942,
12 Vz cents
10
25.
Sept.
and
dividend
a
value
par
Nov.
and
March
declared
17
$2.50
record
follows:
1,297,752
$1,261,792
$6
on
pre¬
Dividends
on
common
Similar
10,
last.
of
25
cents
stock,
Payments
Dec.
made
were
during
share
per
payable
distributions
1941
5
on
were
as
$2,286,128
.
Dr6,843
24,686
.10,419
91,382
$652,150
$1,286,4-79
$3,248,176
$2,377,503
10,
June
each.—V.
126,189
352,054
Total
419,286
oper.
Operating
ex-
312,225
inc.
mortgage
purchased
Cr42,211.
Crl53,154
Crlll,004
$1,163,443
$992,326
$0.74
each;
'
and
Sept.
10
and
:
,
v. ■■■*''
$1.23
1942—6 Mos.—1941
$5,926,840
2,986,206
1942—12 Mos.—1941
2,272,630
expenses
1
$13,362,076 $11,411,893
5,648,485
4,382,033
$1,653,614
$0.86
cents
698.
$7,038,001
revenue__V
Maintenance
Cr291,290
$268,251
25
—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—-
113,885
10,
156, p.
Monongahela West Penn Public Service Co. (& Subs.)
:
mtge.
&
the
for
156, p. 1330.
director!
the
on
general
income
$7,599
Mock, Judson, Voehrmger Co., Inc.—25-Cent Div.—
The
1942—9 Mos.—1941
12,001,900
j.;
of
cumulative.
are
^Deficit.—V.
$15,585,780
income
taxes
United
wholly-owned
13,049,426
(net),:—.
and
$319:523, after giving effect to
subsidiaries)
$17,828,046
$658,993
Federal
403,603.
$$39,220
$123,627 for the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1942,
the amounts- required under the Revenue Act of 1941.
to
tDividends
to
4,273.860
opers,_
403,608
and
tional
costs
charges
__—■—_T_ii
$119,551
——
Balance
(Minn,)—Earnings—
1942—3 Mos.—1941
deduct,_
tDividends applicable to
1,. 1935;
Patent
by
bonds
int. ■; and
Net
are
prior
prior to Jan.
—
'
applies
remittances
Regulator
of,
and
Canadian
income—
Gross
ferred
.on
bonds
150,000
2,014\800 V
595,900
"Federal
""
:
.
____
divi¬
Other
net
incomeJ.
Earns: per com.
share,..
$0.20'
.
426,140
485,571
846,979
taxes____
871,100
331,100
1,398,000
576,100
__________
759,000
720,000
1,441,000
1,402,000
1,049,463
_________
inc.
taxes
Prov.
Consoh
and
Missouri
the
the
Corp.,
35,594
by
profits. taxes——. !
cess
.
record
last,
12,
J
the
on
the
asked
revenues
"Includes
out
capitalized
and
income
for
a
this
taxes
*Federal
sales.
Dollar
Instrument Co,
505,547
on
interest
at
5,344,769
the
to
amount
this
4,350,173
bonds ■?
■
,■
appeared
$8,936,898
Net
!___
sales
income
Total
the
it
440,951
1418.
p.
of
on
held
nine
$6,012,252
profit
repay
$696,978
of
follows:
as
cents;
■"'T'
■
This
total
a
were
Net
Alleghany
and
of
the RFC
Dec.
common
Nov; 27.
makes
1941
10,
the
on
to
petition,
a
to
$684,910
412,704
subsidiary,
for
subsidiaries
of
1942.
amortized
or
the
Canadian
$4,499.23
Sept.
covering
expense
Michigan Steel Tube Products Co.—15-Cent Dividend
the
part
•'
A
be
denied
directed
Corporation.
case
$5,514,714
admin.
use
Operating expenses
the
a!——!—!—
of
Moore
not
16
be
Finance
Mississippi Power & Light Co.—Earnings—
Other
subsidiaries
Minneapolis-Honeywell
are
156,
not
are
ended
of The
those
sales
Nov.
on
trustee
Judge
would
by
Period End. Sept. 30—^
Other
follows:
as
domestic
Pferiod End. Sept. 30—
Net
$2,273,444
•
to
Operating
528.
subsidiaries;-
1States
v
the
excess
1942,
has been
to the Revenue
material
war
English and Swedish
received
and
dates
(Including
120,000
;
Balance
contracts
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co.
$2,393,444
120,000
H. Moore
that
loan
securities,
repay
this
2,015,239
.1'$2,531,617
stock—Ai__!,!—_
Sept.
$4,408,682'
$4,518,564
._■■
before
Other, taxes ————J
Law
months
costs
1933,
the
committee,
to
subject to review and possible renegotiation.
are
months
Patent,
is
now
Thompson., opposed the repayment on the grounds- it would
injure the reorganization plan now before the Circuit Court of
Appeals.
The plan already has been
approved by the Federal District Court.—
V. 156, p. 1777.
$2,022,260
$2.66
Federal"
ended
Corps.
Public
30,
and
operations.—V.
Grosjyincome
Interest and, other deductions
Air
Pacific
650,000
50,650
$1,802,701
$1.43
estimated
large
.either written off to,
were
209,605:
income-,
Sept.
being currently
;
has
Swedish
and
Moore,
30,
the " nine
for
Judge
by
Reconstruction
backed
reorganization
''
■
subsidiaries
ended
holders
the
of
petition,
Thompson
the Swedish subsidiary, $9,587.
and
Jan.- l,
.
\ '
of
repayment
Missouri
1942, the investment in and the net advance to
and Swedish subsidiaries of the company and its domestic
company
;
to
22,396,059
■
approved
Appeals.
Mr.
$1.03
Operations of the
months
1941
Till;
44,188
$917,982
months
403
Canadian
(4)
English1
$26;87I,210
___!
17,589
$696,742
Army
Sept.
English
$47,406,
:
1942
operating expenses and taxes—_____
ci
As
sales
12. Mos. End.
25,556
nine
contracts,
Section
(3)
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.- -Earnings—
■
and
Navy
under
cents
1054.
p.
2,274,293.
for
company
'
the
three preceding1
quarterly, payment'
last, made an extra
29,
j
provision
.
The
(2)
•
25
holders
to
881,079
time
The
the
Act.
of
In his briefly-worded decision
_
subsidiary the tax provision for all periods shown was
the
Canadian
War
Tax
Act
and
the
Excess
Profits
upon
plan,
Court
estate.
_____
'
regular
Dec.
on
share.—V.
per
24
1,303,206
6,500,764
$4,263,204
will-be
based
Com. Stock
on
quarterly dividend of
stock,, payable Dec.
common
amounts
the
1,332,162
405,000
The
Circuit
Federal District Judge
George
621,900
for
with all'War
Merck
579,015
Pacific,
S.
by certain security
$23,134,800 loan to
in the third quarter of 1942 to give effect
1942, except that no credit has been taken for
post-war refunds
left for determination at the
year-end.
In the case of"
of
the
maturity of long-term notes.
tRnpresented by
1941)' no par .shares, stated value $1 per, share.—
in
taxes
vvhich
current
(31,732
525,341
$9,679,815
adjusted
Act
i;077,2501
$12,736,206 $15,183,672
■
The
'3,200
1,523.392
980,899
: Total
$1,919,586
period—
on
shares
Notes—(1); The
r»
profits
$4,224,141
oth, than
sh.
per
$9,625,716
$3,521,932
_______
for
Net: inc.
'
1,427,033
_
I...
1,571
37,492
profits "taxes..—
deductions '!_!!_
common
31,732
354,560
•i
"
3,200
—
2,880
51,218
pro,; taxes
est.
Fed. ex-
for
Earn,
part——
B
688
12,161
$1,906,737
U.
Repayment of RFC Loan Denied by Court—
inc. & cap.
taxes,
cess
3,913,996
—v
....
A
687
14,599
"55,385
4,011,409
.
$3,506,646
exc.
Other
hands of public,
Class
"Includes-
for est.
Prov.
293,000:
56,724
Corp.A—!—
Class
•
j
'
Long-term
Domestic
321,157'
245,000"
pref. stock of sub.;
Corp.;..——...—
opers.!
income
Fed:
$5,450,000*
•
cum.
on
Domestic- Finance
.'
$3,629,608
•
1942—9 Mos.—1941
income—
;
stock
"Notes' payable—__ L—L——1
Accounts payable and accrued expenses—i——
Missouri
the
Subsidiaries)
1942—3 Mos.~1941
earned
Miscellaneous
213,947
.W_—A $12,736,206 $15,183,672;;,
__
profit1 from
Interest
160,435
201,494
•
Net
272,899".
,
!
180,350
.
—!_s/.—,
(Including Domestic and Canadian
Period End. Sept. 30—
11,876,447;
9,369,337
fixtures
1867
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Earnings—
1941
$2,659,943
$2,735,451
Other
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
J
Sheet,
installment
Qffice furniture and
Deferred charges:
&
for
depl.
008,556
553,517
1,154,597
incom.e.__
$1,386,999
$1,564,022
$2,873,015
Dr 2,314
4,814
24,138
^334,685
$1,568,836
"720,500
720,525
$2,897,153
1,441,000
41,865
32,219
78,377
64,413
h~_
71,641
71,641
143,282
145,260
construe..
Cr29,225
C;'3,868
Cr49,175
<?r9;436"
depr.
Operating
&
Non-operab.ng
.
♦Deprec. & deplefc. chgd.
871,955
inc.
$3,130,315
31,876
r'
"
Middle West Corp.—To Pay 25-Cent Dividend—
directors on Nov. 18 declared
payable Dec. 15 to stockholders of
with
10
Dec;
22,
cents
:
'
:
June
on
and
1941,
1505.
P.
paid
initial
an
dividend
a
record
last;
15,
of
to
product
ditlons
The
20
25
of
25
Nov.
cents
This
30.
cents, each
cents
Dec.
on
15
Co.—Earnings—
1942—3 Mos.—1941
6
.
:
the
of
provision
so
Federal
of
98,154
: ; 120,020
310,906
Int.
V''v;
V;. 'i'
•
"
89
9,736;
204,951
239,746
Operating profit
$1,440,461
____
^7
Res.
V.
Net
OR
$3,720,164
iQft
:
QOD
"•
T^T. '
98,490
260,285
56,402
249,375
276,098
470,678
1,207,126
1,470,678
.
156,
of
Act
1942, and
the
present
wherein
pursuant
1680,
of
has
taxes
been
it
treated
has
which
to
328,157
the
1410.
.
..
Period End. Sept. 30r—
Operating
sh*.__Tii
V;
■'
$380,279
I '
$0.08
$621,853
$1,357,549
Nil
$3.00
$0.69
1942
Revenue
effect
No
Section
Act,.
The
rates
Act
been
has
403. of the
1942,,
certain
Federal; income
without
credit
for
and
under
of
1942—Month- -1941
Miscellaneous
Net
156,
refund.
war
the
2,9491291
1,894,582
465,851
June
1942,
118,405
846,400
the
rates.—V.
provisions
,1,
933,449
895,073
62,500
approp.
76,893
68,452
767;857
oper.
57i
571
7,123
6,886
$228,095
$320,634
$2,890,007
2,873
$3,311,637
_____—
•
,
Other, income
Gross
_——__1
Approprtation
Int.
on
income
specified
pr.ces'
in
56
1.027
1,142
—_—1
$229,122
$320,690,
$2,892,880
$3,312,779
Other
mtge., bonds.—...
132,254
133,054
1,591,318
1,601,134
5,857
78,364
Cr371
Crl3,182
to
deduct.
5,776
construct;
I
Cr2,359
•
Operating
Dividends
Purchased: power
Provision
for
Other
(from parent company.)
and
than:
835,200'
.
i;
casualties
773.975
1,569,164
insurance„__-;_Ti.ui't
1,235,546
V
343,475-
expenses______-i:L__-:«— 516,5494,511,472
operating expenses
f Taxes: other
Jv-T 1941.-
:—$11,968,543 $10,007,560
Administrative and., general
-
1942
and"
Maintenance
'
applicable to
$93,451
preferred
$182,150
income
taxes__j_____u___l_.
;
for
Federal
taxes
of
$56,968
for
.
$651,165.:
.
the
current
and
$250,139 for the twelve-months ended; Sept. 30, 1942, addi¬
tional
to; the
amounts
required under the Revenue Act of 1941.—
V. 156,- p. 1241. 1
: "
/"I ': .'-.i:,;;.;.
'i;"'',:-
A
1
83,000
:
1,504,780
dividend
of
85
cents
share
per
has been
declared
on
the
Net
operating revenues___l__
revenues
.t-
-
$1,164,623
: V
„
$867,261
Br37C>
stock, payable Dec. 18 to holders of record Nov. 23.
This is
the
only payment; during the current year, and compares with 25 cents
on Dec.
30, 194R and 60" cents on Oct. 16* 1941, or a total of
85
for
cents
last year.—V.
$1,164,247
$879,072
377,167
397,000
2,215*
_—______________
funded
on
1,373
debt_______—
Other
expense„_i_
interest. charges_A__—
Other
deductions-;
,.
<
"Net
1,052
income
for
tax
1,400
$782,813
for
"Provisions
income
■761
1,000
:
Federal
both
normal
periods
are
income
tax
adjusted
to
and
$478,538
.-
surtax
reflect
156,
and
pro¬
revenue
p.
1054.
nine
of
months
amended; by
visions
for
the
of
Federal
Increased
1942
the
on
the
Revenue
Revenue
normal
Act
income
basis
Act
of
of
1942,
tax
and
of
the
1941.
it
is
surtax
Internal
On'the
estimated
of
Revenue
basis
the
by
of
that'
Code,
the
pro¬
provisions
company
approximately $25,000 for the nine months
30,
1942.
No provision; has been made, or is required,
profits taxes in either period.—V. 156, p. 697;
Prov.
.for
Prov.
for
will
ended
general
other
&
for.
that
a
sufficient amount
of the
classes
Net income
Divs.
$4,399,231.
190,695
191,303
31,000
$3,857,679
2,120*632.
36,000
417,000
1,973,056
354,000
55,852
44,164
555,074
568,377
tax.
50,450
15,695
389,809
171,461
-—_1_
$95,235
deduct—!
$66,788
$916,715
$790,784
22,858
40,81L
289,071
496,734
I
on,
pfd.
_i_______
M $72,378
$25;976
$627,643
$294,051
stock_.^—
20,693
21,088
248,316
the
of
on-
the
may
cannot
months
approximately
required
which
which
six
ended
(& Subs.)
$174,000
over
basis- of. the
1942—Month—1941
157,285
a—
Prop,
retire,
1941
oper.
approp,I
Int.
Int,
2,097,060
1,889,369
$6*326,777
J9r261
Dr434-
$404,921
$5,455,535
155,051
156,501
1,866,848
44,125
44,125
529,495
49,309
39,840
547,208
529,495
477,578
Dr4,260
Cr 17,184
$2,507*724
$3,448,678
1,949
bonds-
to
deduct.!
construct.
$160,422
$164,455
applicable to preferred stock
Dr 7,233
$6,319,544.
1*880,977
957,534
957,534
„______$1,550,190'
Balance
$2,491,144
"Includes-
month
5,628,155
3,081,983
1,824,862
$5,455,969
Net income
/ '
$18,751,146
165,258
$408,907
and
chgd.
4,930,578
1,886,361
$405,182
debentures-
on
int.
1942—12 Mos-.—1941
$1,558,011 $20,165,251
480,526
5,795,283
176,245
income
mtge.
on
Interest
Other
,
$406,958
revenues
Other income (net)
Gross
"1
•
and deple
tion reserve
Net
'■
-Earnings—
155,125
taxes
V-
and
provisions for Federal taxes of $51,367 for the current
$852,613 for the twelve months ended Sept, 30, 1942, addi^
tional to the amounts required under, the Revenue Act of
1941,—V. 156t
1241.
*;
9 Mos. End.
Salaries
and
Approximate
Sept. 30—wages
paid——_
number
Taxes
other than
Motor
of employees.
coaches owned
Federal
Revenue
miles
Revenue
passengers
Number
of
income-
156,
$51,685
.
p..
.
•-*.■
Judge
George
trustee; to
Authorized
were
$4,888
$379,327
$40,989
Other
Payments Totaling $10,-
Texas
&
Mexico
bonds
of
the
1940
$2,142,356
1,853
1,717
$652:353
$525,263
$452,498
*
,
979
849
28,185,783
24,494,191
23,098,083
102,285,101
88,601,051
properties operated—
___________
27
$7 943,010
5,239,750
27
26
$5,739,042"
$5,012,018
4,176,790
3,771,723
652,480
566,240
505,140
$2,050,780
;
income——.
income
;i
$996,007
$735,155
H.
Moore
on
$6,579,762
(Gulf
on
the
on
18
Nov.
interest
Missouri
on,
authorized
three
Guy
A,
bond, issues.
Pacific, first
and
Lines), and $1,207,500
International-Great Northern.
on
first
securities
to
be
Issued
under
a
plan of
I
Federal
mortgage
reorganization
taxes
Amortization
of
income-
—
intangibles
for
the
Net income
Earnings"
—
-—-—
per
common
providing
for
and
A
class
share
dividends
stocks——
on
52,135
14,647
$1,048,142
"$749,802
44,944
26,247
51,316
1,478,700
349.300
10,017
———
on
deductions
refund¬
first mortgage bonds of New Orleans
Coast
for
251,536
$2,302,316
—
income
Miscellaneous
Payment had been opposed by the debtor railroad company, by the
Alleghany Corp. and representatives of some underlving bondholders.
Judge Moore directed the payment should be credited against, interest
new
1941
$2,322,527
2,201
147,349,367
Interest
Prov.
nay .*10:070.612
ing mortgage bonds,, $2,283,350
on
1942
$2,976,990
carried———
operating
Total
Thompson,
Subs.)-—Earnings—
operated———..
Depreciation
1241.
Missouri Pacific RR.—Interest
Federal
(&
1,071
Operating, income
Net
070,612 Authorized by Court-
of
National City Lines, Inc.
253,062
Balance
—V.
excess
having been deposited under or other¬
wise become subject to the plan, the plan of
reorganiza¬
tion, dated as* of May 1, 1942, has been declared opera¬
tive.—'V. 156, p. 1610.
'
: M
.
by
income,
on
amount
for
.i;-I' .IT?;'-';
Operating expenses—.
Sept;
securities
1942—12 Mos.—1941.
.
$348j949
taxes
inc.
Gross, income
Inf.
be
Minneapolis & St. Louis RR.—-Plan Operative—CoverColpitts,. reorganization manager of the company,
announce
been
'
Other taxes
v
$428,232-
depreciation-
Prov.. for Fed.
dale &
•Various
increased
have
taxes
the
accruals
349,760
p..
1942—Month—1941'
________
Operating expenses——
State
additional
for these taxes, made in Dec., 1941, applicable.to the respective
periods.
Provision for Federal taxes has been made for the first
30—'
Period End. Sept.
Gross
visions
as
$1,520,904
11,811
Mississippi Power Co.—
income
Grass
Amortization; of*, bond
and
tax
345,053
'
Interest
been
would
Federal
1942,
the
"Federal
common
paid
Non-operating
$1,010,101
516,818
Dividends
808:270
have
that
154,. p.' 153.
Mission Corp.—85-Cent Dividend Declared—
3',954,933
1 701,000
1,559,540
provisions
$763,191
$1,600,199
990,825
350,819
'
,
month
$1,641,990
$245,555
"Includes
428.976
767,521
Provision for estimated income. taxes_ll_i,—iu?
provision fc^.deftrteciatibnlliLTuti'LLi-—lr_T_T;
ir,.
I,
Period End. Sept. 30—
\
$1,236,380
990,825
stocks
Balance
Sept, 30—
revenues-
30,
amount
.
(& Subs.)-
510,803
$492,917
Operating revenues
Cr4,784
and
510,803
Operating expenses
74,439
int.-
int. chgd.
255,402
additional
Jan.
determined,
Montana Power Co.
revenues--
$1,273,994
707,143
limited-ternr
investments
Net
of
possible-resulting
962.
p.
80,325
of
to
219,287
Earnings—
Ended
anticipation
retroactive
278,238
Net income
Months
be
218,915
res.
9,315
$748,319
255,401
___
Balance
"Federal
(2»
and
Milwaukee Electric Ry. & Transport Co.
.'.12
dividends
be
Amort.> of
3,075
$576,469
presently
Prop, retire,
380
$321,068
Preferred
"In
12 Mos,—1941
1942-
'
•
deducts—
232,990
taxes
tax
income
69,442,315
___
'
sales
subcontracts
refund.ng of profits.—V.
or
post
on
1,441,050
.
'
based
were
National Defense
re-negot.ation
contracts
taxes
for
action
poss.ble
to
Supplemental
Sixth
providing
in.
but
given
government
reduction
for
provision
$3,162,191
&
360
$804,242
,
Notes—(1)
under
$868,644
revenues
Other taxes'
"After deducting cost of goods'sold, including
material, labor and
factory expense, but-exclusive of depreciation.:T ,»
'•
to
reor¬
properties were
non-taxable.—
T'"',"'. • •
\; '"i-"
Minnesota Power & Light Co.- -Earnings-
,
287,683
:
disct.
covenants
its
been
having
as
chgd.
Payments
the
newly-enacted
to give effect to recent action
as
so
company,
2186,
p.
profits
excess
provisions
Department
old company,
the
608; V. 155,;
p.
to
Int.
and
income
Operating expenses
$236,710
per com.
$2,437,128.
1AA
832,126
profit taxes v'/:,
profit
Earns,
Rfl
50,144
•;j 91,783
249,375
profit sharing
Est; prov; for Fed. Inc.
excess
r-.
84,449
for
&
$1,049,285
QD1
37,801
____,
Depreciation—
debt
of
expense
•
thniv'1
Other rfdrfnnt inno
deductions
debt
interest
Amort,
$851,314
,
funded
on
Other
.vh "v,'1
•.
$999,554
effect
Treasury
transferred: To
V. 353,6331
$2,748,034
'■:■
.■■
•
$252,939
.
for
give
the
$4,073,798
$1,169,305
to
as
Revenue
ganization
1942—9 Mos.—1941
,
$1,538,615
'
$361,506
156,
Federal
Steel Products
'■
-r:rf;
:
Note—The
Period End: Sept. 30—
■■■•;
Depletion
■
"Manufacturing profit_
Sell., gen. & admin, exp.
&
were:4
income
•
.
inven.)
•
adjusted
:Midland
Gross
ad-
(inc;
to
expenses
Depreciation
and
1940.—V.
2,
to
compares
June
on
share,
per
6,281
Cr4
37,693
37,240
37.322
$749,659
$604,006
$497,783
$2.77
$2.05-
$1.53
.
169,757
after
pref.
Federal taxes on income for 1942 is calcu¬
approximately equal the rates stated in the Revenue Act- of
1942, i. e,, normal and surtaxes 405e', excess profits taxes 90,<>.
Not*,—The
lated
to
provision for
Extra Dividend—
stock in addition.-to the
common
of
extra
payable Dec. 15
both
share,
per
cents
50
The
formerly Executive Vice-President, has been
elected
President.
Other officers elected are: W. F. Muth, Vice-:
President and Secretary; George N. Wright, Vice-President, and G. C.
each
share, was made on Nov.
per
per- share
per share
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Operating
before Fed.
expenses
Prov.
for
Net
1,300,000
Int.
$958,434
$1,127,82$
1,334,698
1,335,701
1,334,698
Int.
$0:25
$0.72
$0.84
500,000
$377,435
$340,941
1,335,701
2,921.162
profit
of
Shares,
Earnings
•
stock.
com.
1942
of
income
3,034,974
2,536,558:
$321,950
$4,662,550
$5,059,512
2,471.
$411,798
$322,177
167,512
(net)——
170,848
'22,354
income
mtge. bonds—
and deriUGts.
on-
income
Dividends
on the-basis of the-1942 Revenue-Acti
applicability of its relief provisions.
30,-1942; were $15,290,653,
over the corresponding period of
1941.—V. 156,
"•
Cr.4,856'
,
227
3,453
2,043,740
292,624
' Cr.34,568
$2,364,207
43%
'
1506.
"Includes
!
of
taxes
for
$71,600
the
The
National Malleable & Steel Castings
directors
The
the
on
no
Nov.
June
20
March
Sept.
and
and June
22
156,
cents.—V.
75
declared a dividend of 25 cents per sharestock, payable Dec. 12 to holders of record
were made on this issue on March 21,
5, last.
Payments during 1941 were as follows:
7, 25 cents each; Sept. 6, 50 cents, and Dec. 27,
St;
&
Louis
it
Dec. 30,
The
announced
Nov.
SEC
able
for distribution
31,
for
redemption
order
at any time on or after Dec.
Twelve Months Ended Sept.
The
adjust¬
Interest
to
Carolina,
V.
must make accounting
subsidiaries,
Light Co.,
&
156.
1777.
p.
On
Nov.
National Transit Co.—Year-End Dividend—
1942—Month—1941
Period End. Sept. 30—
$777,862
$9,608,883
Operating, expenses
335,981
333,746
4,323,076
♦Federal
150,926
81,678
„
76,706
71,329
883,624
60,900
56,600
$8,976,513
3,872,112
1,448,186
717,500
taxes
Other taxes
—.
Prop, retire, res. approp.
Amort, of limited-term
1
investments
:
Net
revenues—
oper.
Other income
Int.
Int.
chgd.
Net
20
1,326
3,210
$233,744
$2,228,401
$2,769,915
income
cost of
required
the
under
Revenue
Act
—V,
156,
President,
p.
died
on
Nov.
at
Rochester,
N.
Y.
1691.
week
Electric Association—Output—
ended Nov.
kwh.
This
New England Power
Total
of
the
ended
production
England
7,
1942
Association—Output Up 1.86%—
kilowatt hours,
in
New
Nov.
Power
(the
both
Association
amount
and
available
generated
and purchased,
subsidiaries
for
New
utilities),
week
ended
Output
a
was
Nov.
for the
decrease
year.—V.
61,671,921
of
156,
8,
p.
1941.
an
preceding
2.14%
as
compared
as
with 60,547,144
increase of 1.86%.
week
ended Oct.
compared
1777,
with
the
31,
1942,
for
the
England
Assoc:ation and other reporting companies and secondary
week
Power
a
to
V.
directors
and
16
156,
have
declared
15,
Sept.
37V2
week
last
Co.
-a.
intercompany
directors
Edison
Co.,
V.
(see
the
of
shares
and
16
156,
remaining
(balance
holders
stock
of
Common
stock
of
based
capitalization, $16,250,000,
and fixed the present
Dividend-—
after
provided
as
Kansas
in
Power
distributions to depart (1) of plan).,
-■
"
.
:
.
&
Power/Ca._——
"
"
312,478
300,000
Illinois
Iowa
--
application
:
15,
Dec.
•
87Va
cents.—
A
dividend of 12'/2
cents per share has been declared on
last
and 12'/2 cents
year,
North Texas Co.
Payable in
Other
dividend
a
on
the common stock,
610).
dividend
Edison
35
on
cents
the
stock,
for
American's
shares,
or
is
but,
lieu thereof,
in
l/50th of
market
holdings
4.75%
of
cash will be paid
share of Detroit Edison
a
price of approximately
of Detroit
the
$17.50 per
total
stock
Edison
now
shares issued and
6,361,300
mately 147,000 shares, or 2.3%.
company
stock
is
explains
not
a
rate
of 75
5%%
10.
the
that
distribution
dividend
out
of
in
North
the
form
American's
of Detroit
capital or
partial liquidating dividend.
The
the books of the company to its earned surplus.
cents
series
a
a
share
were
on
on
1,058,247
774,551
27,238
18,336
282,239
218,582
38,922
10,165
260,162
14,188
203,666
151,589
$30,245
$473,377
$320,866
excess
taxes
:.
taxes
$52,250
25,160
204
1,313
2,103
$30,449
$474,689
$322,969
13,304
(net)
11,488
147,290
140,574
15
—
.%
income
$52,274'
"
Gross
Int.
on
Int.
on
$38,970
$18,961
$327,399
$182,395
fixed—
2,096
2,545
27,199
31,672
notes—
1,079
998-
income
coll.
first
bonds—3%
equip,
lien
12,579
12,420
$287,620
$138,303
28,562
31.744
'
each
current
$2,277,692
67,060
$244,764
—
and
inc.
Gross
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$1,490,748
$139,994
107,406.
18,939:
Maintenance
profits
July 1, 1941.—V. 156, p. 785.
.1942—Month—1941
—
Depreciation
declared
the capital
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
revenues
OperationFederal
on
Operating income
.
Dividend
Dividend
North Central Texas Oil Co., Inc.—12%-Cent
-
Operating
amount to
out¬
standing.
If this dividend is approved and paid; The North American
Co. will have reduced its holdings in the Detroit company to approxi¬
Dec.
; •
the tol-.,
rata
stock, payable Dec. 16 to holders of record Dec. 2. A' similar distribu¬
tion was made on July 1, last, as compared with 17Va cents on Dec. 16,
the $50
the
6%
par
dividend
value preferred stock at
717/s. cents a share
series and
declared payable Jan.
2
to holders of record
• •
<
$35,795
Balance
Int.
on
coll.
1st
lien
$15,418
bonds—3%;. income_
$106,559
-V.
156, p, 1332.
Northeastern Water &, Electric Corp.—Stock Sale
Ap¬
proved—
The
North
302,000
the
pro
states that, the face4 amount, of the outstanding
debentures plus the liquidating value of the preferred stock, including
accrued dividends, is approximately $37,000,000 and the current value
of the assets Is materially less than this amount, so that there will
be no assets remaining, for distribution, to holders; of common stock.—
V. 156, p. 1692.;
The
share.
on
-4
>
-
stockholders-
warrants....———-
stock
Common
.
p.
of this
Exchange
Detroit
rate
the
the
of- $256;786.,s
——_
subject to the approval of the
Commission and, if so approved, it will be
payable to common stockholders of record Dec. 5 at the rate of one
share of Detroit Edison stock on each 50 shares of North American
common
stock held.
No
certificates will be issued for fractions of
payment
The
profit
2,688,388
3,985,000;
$5,623,500 *$3,791,211
Light Co.—1,050,000 shares
Common stock of Northern Natural Gas Co
291,270
"
in the form of shares of capital stock of The Detroit
the same manner as the dividends paid in the last
in
quarters
Nov.
on
payable Dec. 30
Edison
$9V608,500> $6,479,611'
-
benture
Detroit Edison Co. Stock—
stock,
in
acquired the debentures as follows:
Par Value
Cost
to 'the* preferred-
distribute
To
said
sale* ot
7'
7
*
American
Other income
Regular quarterly dividends
61,121,088,
(2)
for $3,423,500.
the
the..debentures as. payment
remaining'-
"Includes
Cash
New York. Life Insurance
and
' -
each;
cents
•
is charged on
the
,
1
year-end
Co.—Common
American
kwh.
was
.
,
a
1611.
p.
North
at
from
•
Balance
dividend of 62,V2 cents per
share on the capital stock, payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Nov. 27.
Payments of 371/2 cents each were made on March 16, June 15 and
Sept.'15, last. Disbursements during 1941 were as. follows: March 15,
June
holders^of
the
to
♦'
Common
.
realized
Redeemed by Light & Power.—;
I'
in stock.
capital surplus, and is not
for
same.
be
cash, in the amount of $2,200,000 and transfer
Purchased
saying they held 30%
outstanding bonds, proposed the issuance of $9,000,000
sales to other
corresponding
for the
securities
North
cannot
sum
pay
Period End. Sept. 30—
Securities
13, this Association reports electric output
is an increase of 922,999 kwh., or 8.42%,
above
production of 10,966,502 kwh. for the corresponding week a
year
ago..
[The increased electric output reflects more industrial
usage on Nov. 11, 1942, than on Nov. 11, 1941.]
Gas output for the Nov, 13 week is reported at 120,223,000 cu. ft.,
an
increase of 11,047,000, or 10.12%, above production of 109,176,000
cu.
ft. in the corresponding week a year ago.—V.
156, p. 1777.
11,889,501
for
stock of Missouri Power & Light Co.,
reproduction plus other assets of $19,526,577.
The
For- the
amended,
above
The
such
then to
full
Federal District
proposal for reorganization of' the
of America,
preferred- stock and-75,000
ami 63.980
for said 3,298- shares of
common
case
the
companies' plan calls for a terminal first mortgage,
consolidated first mortgage, 4%, $3,000,000; general
4V2%
income
bonds,
$4,000,000;
5%
preferred, stock,
$3,000,000, and common stock, $4,250,000.
The road, incorporated in 1893 and operated independently until it
was
taken over by the Erie system in 1897, has been operated by a
reorganization trustee, Walter Kidde, since 1937.
A reorganization
plan filed on April 20, 1938, was not carried out.—V. 156, p. 1611.
six
New England Gas &
Of
as
In
(C)
securities,
$2,000,000;
The
9
By offering
$4,544,553
mortgage,
Neisner Brothers, Inc.—Obituary—
Neisner,
(b)
'
shares of the common stock of Northern Natural Gas Co.
insurance
The
The
has been
1942.
The
M.
•
$3,739,583
Newmont Mining Corp.—Year-End
$100)
Joseph
a
4%,
1242.
reduced from $100 to $92.50 per share, effective
Nov. 15,
statement also says that principal underwriters
will grant concessions to dealers constituting the selling group of $6
per share.
The principal underwriters have also discontinued stabiliz¬
ing the price of such shares.—V. 152, p. 1599.
(par
J.,
the. principal amount
By use of available cash to,the extent of $2,200,000.
shares of the
;•
presented
v*'■
'
19,274
1941.—V.
of
7"7y
the outstanding debentures in
off
pay
$5,623,500, as follows:
64,464
.
present bond indebtedness of $16,030,271,
113,011
$1,210,733
fact and law),-which may
of
(a)
Western RR.—New Plan
&
They compared the total of their planned
Cr5,429
company has filed an amended prospectus with the
SEC in
the public offering price of its 5% cumulative preferred stock
which
N.
and $7,250,000
bonds
in
Cr39,821
$696,342
—
subject to determination of various claims
have an effect on
assets-available-therefor,; the following plan of dis¬
proposes,
■
To
——_*
64,464
1940
.
companies
insurance
carrier's
of the
Crl,224
J
of
amount
(l)
of
Crl4,261
•
public
questions
tribution:
and the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.,
Co.,
742,500
Neiman-Marcus Co.—Prospectus Amended—
The
:•
13,
210,000
$1,709,833
499,100
amounts
'
Co.
120,280
$1,195,442
499,100
the
to
Act of
tax
profits
Nov.
742,500
provisions for Federal taxes of $32,450 for the current
month and $233,033 for the twelve "months ended Sept, 30, 1942, addi¬
p.
the
Co.-
American
35,467
..
Susquehanna
Newark,
210,000
♦Includes
156,
road
8,848
_
Cr98,472
———..
by Jan. 1, 1944.
Prudential Insurance
Court,
17,500
:
1,780
deductions
excess
•
life
Three
Cr522
Balance
tional
the
York
New
61,875
applicable to preferred stocks———
Dividends
73,927
Cr23,684
^—
Offered—-
9,011
$146,745
23,773
Cr29.829
expense.
the
by
$31,651,340 * .
6,288,059 shares
5,327,067
"
960,992. ■"'/
—
value.
par
North
Light & Power
(involving
107,199
—
Held
$1
The
lowing;-
with
$117,014
50,127
111,968
stock,
by
of
as
$5,623,000
109,255 shares
84,925
"
»
$19,418,000,.
:X <
12,233,340 s
■ ,
;—
-—
stock
preferred
Held
period and $1,020,000 in previous
period was appropriated for construction and/or, bond acquisitions in
accordance with orders of the Public Service Commission.
Note—Dividends on the corporation's preferred stock amounted to
$612,010.17 in the current period and $421,606.45 in the- previous,
period.—V. 156, p. 516.
,
■
17,500
—
Total
2,302,505
41,894
to construction
charged
under
61,875
construct.
to
$2,766,705
17
deduct—
and
$2,227,075
$233,724
9,570
$204,878
bondsv
deb.
on
int.
Other
$204,861
•
_——
mtge. bonds
on
Interest
831,133
829,493
667,500
9,422
785
-—
income
Gross
790
1,894,459
—*——
Liquidating value of preferred stock*.,—,———,. arrears to end of
1942 at; $63'per'share
$7,117,651
interest—.—:
on
The
——
22,547
_
debt—
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$830,164
„„
Dividend
periods covered by this statement.
tOf which $1,380,000 in current
Nebraska Power Co.—EarningsOperating revenues
1,887,851
609,692
2,802,734
lfv 1942,
is based on an anticipated 1942 tax rate of 40%.
The corporation
does not consider that it has any liability for Federal excess profits
15,
1941, both dates inclusive.—V. 155, p. 1841.
1939, to and incl. June 16,
by North American Co.—T—,,
♦Provision for Federal income tax for the period from Jan.
15, 1941, and 50 cents each six months from Dec.
Dec.
60 cents on
by public investors————
owned
•
tax,
:
A year-end. dividend of 75 cents per share has been declared on the
capital stock, par $12.50 per share,- payable Dec. 15 to holders of
record, Nov.'30.
This compares with 50 cents paid on June 115, last,
owned
Co., principal amount
,
$7,052,642
65,009
—j'
income
tNet
V
.
stock
stock
1,464
and
on
income
company
outstanding
have
American,
Preferred
$5,793,004
——:
amortization
$7,009,693
7. 1942,,. the
will
Preferred
—
—.
discount
premium
Miscellaneous
$6,080,451 $76,218,942 $58,677,046
had 959 stores in operation, as com¬
pared with 1,034 a year earlier.—V. 156, p. 1777.
1.
Sales
debt
of
Miscellaneous
1942—44 Wks.—1941
1942—4 Wks.—1941
Co.
1,650,199'
$5,770,457
—_:
charges—_
-
assumed
Interest
Higher—
National Tea Co.—Sales Continue
Period End. Nov. 7—
,
(net)—,
—_;
of
Amortization
-
Power
8,031,765
5,421,139
2,970,065
;
bonds
miscellaneous long-term debt
on
&
all owned by The North
1,817,965
taxes.
mortgage
on
Amortization
15, 1943.—
Taxes
■'
income
interest
Other
Birmingham, by Dec. 15;
1,. and Lehigh and Pennsylvania, by Feb.
by Jan.
income
L.
income
Interest
comply with the Holding Company AcL
.
amendments must be made as follows:
Federai
income
other
Total
Light
following securities:
the
142,
debentures,
Common
Operating
Gross
Power
American
31,
5'/a %
(depreciation) of prop¬
equipment.
and
for
debt and reacquired
plan stating the extent and manner in which Birmingham Electric Co.,
& Light Co., Lehigh Valley Transit Co.> and Pennsyl¬
The
Dec.
8,668,545
5,883,074
;
for other taxes—
Provision
Carolina- Power
ments
Common
Co.——
1,412,730
:
for resale——
purchased
gas
plant
erty,
♦Provision
part of its preferred stock for cancellation.
The SEC stipulated that National file amendments to its liquidation
vania
Common
Common
& Light
Missouri Power
1,760,783
and
Provision for retirement
for the nine-month period
of
definite," although National has retired most of its
___
expenses
Electricity
Aug.
details
—$2,501,031
3,298 shares
75,000 ,"
stock, The Kansas Power & Light; Co.—,
1,050,000' "
stock, Northern Natural Gas Co.—
355,250: "
stock, Illinois Iowa Power Co.—
312,478
stock warrants Illinois Iowa Power Co
300,000 "*
stock, Missouri Power & Light Co.".
stock,
Common
1942
1941
$28,283,619 $27,456,023
30—
revenues—
Maintenance
31,. 1943, showing nature and source of monthly income,
monthly expenses, • and all deductions.
SEG termed a company liquidation plan filed last May "in¬
ending
operating
Operating
granted the company another year to comply
August, 1941.
on condition that National file an estimate
11
granted
corporate income and surplus statements
of
Common
Corp.—Earnings—
Co. as of
(estimated)
Preferred
1 and receive the amount
by Light .& Power and Illinois Traction
1942, the following:
North
Light Co.—Gets Another Year for
dissolution, order of
was.
Cash
at
30, 1942.
at their option;
may,
principal and interest to Dec, 30, it was stated.—V. 156, p. 1691.
Total
Nov.
on
SEC
an.
and
:
.
been
Dec,
on
1506.
p.
National Power &
The
redeem
will
18,
$30,917.
further states that when all of the above transactions
accomplished it is estimated that there will be avail¬
plan
have
pay
was
debentures called
of the
surrender them
of
be approximately
to
of their principal amount, with accrued interest to Dec.
Holders
Dissolution—
The
Redeem
shall
New York State Electric & Gas
with
RR.—To
to
next, at, the Manufacturers Trust Co., New York City,
company,
on
100%-
common
par
Chicago
$2,000,000 principal amount of its 6% debentures due June 1, 1950.
The debentures, which are to be drawn by lot, will be redeemed
18
Nov.
on
off,
Co.—25-Cent Div.
Similar distributions
28.
preferred stock of Illinois Traction Co.; and-for Illinois Traction
turn over to Light & Power its residual cash assets estimated,
held
$2,000,000 6% Debentures—
436.
p.
York,
New
initial dividend of $2.50 per share
payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Nov. 20,
stock,
common
143,
of publicly-
market, netting approximately'$343,220,'to retire 210 shares
....
Co.
declared an
have
directors
The
—V.
10,
.
current,
the
to
$300,000; for Western Illinois Ice- Cos to sell ."its physical property for
approximately $250,000 in cash,; for Cahokia: Manufacturers Gas Co.'
to sell its physical properties to-Illinois Iowa4 Power Co. for approxi-'
mately $20,000, for Light & Power to seil itS preferred stock holdings,
(and dividend arrears certificates)
Of-Illinois Iowa Power Co.* at the
$2,124,705
$1,819,621
National-Erie Co.—Initial Dividend—
on
&
& Power proposes: to file' additional applications (designated:
inclusive) which will request-authority, for Illinois, Traction
in Kowariee-Public Service CoUfor approximately,
Light
5
1942, addi¬
under the Revenue Act of 1941.—V. 156,
1331.
p.
inclusive* aU. of which .have been .approved,
1; to. 4,
Co. to sell its; interest
twelve months ended Sept; 30,
tional to the amounts required
/
a-
subsidiary of Light & Powert'-and; for the -sale of: Light & Power's 50%
interest in Blue River Power Cm bd The Kansas Power & Light Co. '.'
':
544,586
554,586.-
—
Federal
for
and $608,600 for the
month
'
provisions
Ad¬
Power Co.—Gives SEC
Securities Co. (a subsidiary, of Light & Power)*, for the retire-;
ment of Light & Power's publicly-hCId debentures; • for. the- sale- of the
assets and dissolution of The McPherson Oil.& Gas Development Co. (a-
$2,669,291
stock—„
——1
Balance
.
v
by the Commission and which provided, for* the*dissolution of Power
—
$128,975
preferred
company,
Applications. Nos.
$5,061,983
2,098,484
294,208
$4,666,003
— _
$228,487
—
applicable-to
1778...
p.
Light
20,655
construe.'
chgd.. to
Net
-
profits taxes for the-nine months
excess
the
to
of
increase
an
.
sales for the nine months ended Sept.
Net
p.
.
156,
subsidiary of the North American Co.,. on Nov. 13
filed with the SEC additional proposals looking, to, complete-dissolution
of the-company as ordered bythe Commission.:.i "7
' '
"7
It is recited, in the plan, that Light & Power-has heretofore filed;
The
-
1,597,654
2,792,164
100,066
provided
been
have
and
income
regard
without
$0.28
share.
per
Note—Federal
The- com¬
-
ditional Dissolution Proposals—
2,819,196
350,024
-$411,661
137
revenues—,,
oper,
Other
2,718,000
1,068,000
233,965
250,905
Otner int.
Net
:
from! $70,000,000 to $39,325,000.
outstanding
North American Light &
.
264,164
244,049
taxes
Gross
prof. taxes—
excess
1
1942—9 Mos.—1941.
$3,676,434 $2,427,824
&
inc.
Fed.
,.
pany's. debenture retirement program/, has been effected in part with
cash
retained
through the; payment, Of quarterly dividends on its.
common
stock in the form-of, shares of. utilities in which it1 has
$1,832,126 $23,789,406 $21,454,807
826,121
10,378,556
9,441,887.
.
Prop, retir. res. approp.
subsidiaries)
1942—3 Mos.—1941,
$1,445,435
$840,941
taxes
•"
redemption the: company will have retired $30,675,000
indebtedness since April 15, 1941,. thereby reducing'
this
debenture
its
the* amount
1942—12 Mos.—1941
1942—Month—1941
■
♦Federal taxes
Co.—Earnings—
(Including domestic
Period End, Sept. 30—
1942, at
..
,
of 3% %"• debentures were called for
102 W and int.- Payment will-be'madeTrust,Co., .trustee; 70 Broadway, N; Y. •
$3,000,000
Service Inc;—Earnings—
$2,009,457
838,678
revenues
Operating
of
holders
435.
Other
Profit
*
..
niter
of
1, 1937.—V. 156, p. 609.
Orleans Public
New
extra dividend of 5 cents
in addition to the usual quarterly dividend of 10 cents
on, tue
common stock, par $5, both payable Nov. 30; to
record Nov. 14.
No extra was declared in 1941.—-V. 154, p;
National Cylinder Gas
City.
dividend of $3.25 per share on
6,/js% cumulative preferred stock,
investments,—V.
Distribution—
haye declared, an
directors
a
the
on
said
Dec. 21,
on
at the-Central Hanover Bank &,
.
National Brush Co.—Extra
The
paid
2
accumulations
of
the
20
Nov.
.
$100, to holders of record Oct. 27.
This compares with $1.621/a
paid on Feb. 10, May 1 and Aug. 1. last, and on Dec. 16 and
30, 1941.
The previous payment, a regular quarterly of $1.62 ft
par
Dec,
156, p. 434.
Hlllard, Controller.—V.
Nov.
on
company
account
Schmeller,
L.
-
On
..
Presidcntr announced,7Voted- to redeem before the end:
total of IJ.OOOiOOOyoutstanding' 3%%/debentures-, due in';
....
.--•••
-.'
'■
a
year
1954.
Co.—Pays Accrued Dividend—
New Haven Clock
Co.—New
PresidentJohn
this
of
redemption
Foundry
Aluminum
&
Bronze
National
on
% Debentures—
.•
-'current;-TdiVtdei^;''fke.cla.'i!Ation;: the "directors,
Edward L. Shea;
1942, and $1.75 per share in preceding
June 30,
quarters.—V. 156, p. 1506.
with $1.50
pared
compared
as
17
Nov.
on
the
Coincident; with-
declared: a dividend' of $1.25 per share
on, the
capital- stock, par $100, payable Dec. 31 to holders of record
Dec.
10.
A similar distribution was made on Sept.' 30, last, as com¬
directors
The
usual, quarterly dividend of 25 cents
to holders of record Nov. 28. An
-aid on Dec. 15, last year,
20,.. 1940.—V. 156, p. 1610.
also
was
25 cents extra on Dec.
with
To Redeem $3,000,000 of 3 %
England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Dividend—
New
'
•
cents per share has been declared on the
dividend'of 50
extra
An
Monday;:November 23, 1942
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL dt
1868
the
sale of
155,747 common? shares of the company,
Associated
Penn-Jersey
SEC.
The
Gas
Water
SEC
&
Co.
stated
Electric
for
Corp.,
$3,224,665
that $2,000,000
to
was
John
H.
a
Ware
subsidiary of
Jr. and the
authorized Nov.
13
by the
be
of the purchase, price might
notes.
Mr. Ware is President of Penn-Jersey
Water and the Delaware Valley Utilities Co.—V. 156, p. 1611.
issued
in
promissory
Northern
Paper Mills, Green Bay, Wis.—Sells Bonds
Privately—The company has sold privately to three in¬
surance companies a new issue, of $1,500,000 first mort¬
gage
from
serial klk% bonds,, series A, due $150,000 each year
Nov. 1, 1948, to Nov. 1, 1957,; inclusive.
In con-
Volume
nection
Number 4127
156
with
;THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
:
meats.
this
financing the company's term bank
loans have;also been increased to.-an aggregate amount
'of
and
$640,000, duOin quarterly* instalments of $32,000 each
1, 1943, to Nov; 1, 1947, inclusive. was" arranged through Harris,
The .financing
,
stated
who
that
the
would
company
the
use
Hall
&
proceeds
to
redeem
were
July 1
1,
and
Oct.
1,
that
the
reduced
to
from
$1
company, It
is
firming
of
16
signed
reorganization plan under which the
would be acquired by the Erie RR.
a
21
order
an
1899
the
under
tracks
had
Erie
lease.
a
been
running
miles
Power
&
of
tracks
The
extend
from
Hudson
Operating,
N.
Under
the
payments,
.The
revenues—
expenses
Other
J.,
Sparkhill, N. Y.
to
reorganization plan new securities of the Erie, plus cash
be issued to Northern stockholders and bondholders.
thai
directed
has
the
take
exchange
""
,,
place not
V \
later
Net
)
output
,
ended
week
Nov.
of
•
Northern* States
Power
Co.
system
14, 1942, totaled 38,241,000 -kwh,,-as
for the correspondihg week "last year,
kwli.
4.6%—V. 156, p.
'36,566,000
the
1778.
•
■
/•;-;/
for
compared
^ * • *
Northwestern
"Total ;oper.
i
Public
-Period End. Sept. 30—
.
SOper.
tPederal
..$684,765
revenues. „
&
exps.
taxes.^
income
Service
taxes.
taxes
come
2,199,807
147,132
80,640
Net
18,730
..operating, income
Other
income
(net)
Gross income
Total
stock
$147,173
71,240
:
78,114
67,027
301,689
sold
were
the
to
Consumers'
were approximately. $357,000. for. 1941
;1T94£ Federal income taxes
the
Revenue
vto
Act of
additional
income
not
had
for
which
discount,
'the'refinancing in
credited
;
taxes
had
Power
District
to
1940-of
for
7,-1941)..
n.
have
been
call premium
and
payable
in
purposes
long-term-debt.
1940
company
amounts
'-v*-*'
.accrued
The
interest.-
!
sought
SEC
Cr430
$726,573
$821,707
458,478
458,478
companies
by
to
form
Edison
Associated
"
,
approval
excess
April
$268,095
Corp.
Utilities
due Dec.
18,
will
1942,
NY
PA
to
for
,
1942,
30,
consolidated
acquired
*
with
payable
40
cents
19
.
a
NJ,
cents
holders
paid
cents,
it
to
money
156,
of
Dec.
on
Ohio Cities Water Corp.
12 Mos. End.
consolidated
was
net
total
20,
Sept. 30—
* -
profits
Nov.
1939;
$391,448
pay
$1,000,000
a
trustee's
for
able
held
Mines
directors
Dec.
15
75
.
by
United
cents
cents
Feb.
1942
•
;
taxes--
\
'
current
reduced
,
186.613
26,165
income
%
by
each
from
18
funds
15,
52,230
Dec.
45,080
; *
Years End. Sept. 30—
'
[',
•
"Y
declared
of
72
$32,183
•
made
rate
Aug.
on
75
Nov,
stock,
has
/'Y.
"
v
-
1942
|
1941
r-
v*
cents
156,
5s.
in
A
payable
been
per
share
156,
p.
5.—V.
the
on
common
similar
with
1941
'
...
■
.
.
„
*
.
,
dividend df 73 cents .per share,
mon
stock,
Nov.
3,
as
paid
was
on
Nov,
20
"previously reported).
to
V.
recently
holders
156, p.
,
12 Mos. End.-Sept. 30— ;. >:
Gross operating revenue._^___i
..
of
record
''
>
and
of
the
on
Nov.
30,
of
Inc.,
,
..
interest,, discount & other income
.deductions
:
;
Net Income
i
before proV;
for
Provision
Federal
-
for Federal inc. taxes
income
taxes__'__
&
of
1.941
...
minor.; int.
15,
213,889
48,439,696
43,959,764
*
.
.
*
share*-pay¬
36.838.405
declared
12
against
as
and
on
preferred
Dividends
earnings—HV-JJ'
:
1,641
on
common
stock_____
stock
1
Earnings
-—v.
50
per
i56„.p.
common
share——1J
v
Value
of
1,973
8,330,434
7,914,683
12,522,548
12,522,548
.
Stock
Preferred Shareholders—.
."
$2.20
,....,,
;^,
thevdeclaration
of
an
A
'
y
,
$7
pay¬
the
date
the
reor¬
when
1943,
1,
not
of
2039,
consolidated
mortgage
amount
sufficient
to
an
exceeding the
and
income
from
the
due.—V.
interest
bonds
156,
face
amount
of
due
coupons
and
presented
the
Jan,
to
the
1779.
p.
$1
12,
last,
5,
oper. &
of
U.
S.
District
Court
at
Phila¬
hearing to determine whether
a
and
declared
$3,
amended
dividend
a
payable
like
Dec.
amounts
with
June 12, Sept.
25
cents
of
12
by
each
12 and Dec.
10
the
company
cents
of
March
on
record
June
on
share
per
holders
to
made
were
12
and
1942,
12,
12, 1941.—V. 156,
1508.
p.
1942—12 Mos—1941
$12,199,921 $11,760,224 $50,829,827 $42,465,523
and
oper.
.
etc.
9,962,600
9,651,308
42,184,617
35,943,130
$2,237,322
exp.,
$2,108,916
$8,645,210
$6,522,394
97,063
126,831
434,245
638,249
1,006,756
850,779
3,895,534
3,048,919
457,148
227,019
1,505,542
541,858
Cr91
Cr890
2,335
32,554
24,064
120,499
65,786
54
79
192
262
$643,747
profit
debt
$880,234
$2,690,088
$2,224,986
discount
U.
S.
for income
&
State
Minor,
share
Dec.
Can.
income
Declar,
val.
paid
dividend
"
-
prof,
exc.
&
provin. inc.—
inter, in subsid.
Net
on
profit
.
—j_
Notes—(1)
Canadian
cents,
taxes—
normal*
M-i;
1.
including
were
liquidating
1942—3 Mos—1941
other inc.
sales,
Provision
:.)
per
and
50
17
par
compared
as
March 26,
of
of
June
record
each
par
Nov.
stock,
on
long term debt
Deplet., deprec. & amor.
1508.
p.
the
for
9,
1942,
Int.
on
[',
75 .cents
of
of
Dec.
m.,
-
cents;
since
dividend
15
/
of
'
payable
Net
profits
subsidiaries.
for
the respective periods include profits of
Federal Income taxes for the nine months
(2)
Sept.
30, 1942, have been accrued at the rate of 45%;
No
provision has been made for any possible
liability for excess profits
taxes
for
the
year
1942
under
Chapter 2, sub-Chapter E of the
Internal Revenue
Code.—V.
156, p. 1155.
All
Dec.
of
25
cents
holders
to
of
record
15,
10
last
cents
year,
Nov.
102
18.
the
compared
26,
of
the outstanding $1,108,500 1st lien and ref.
mortgage 5% gold
series A, have been called for redemption on Jan.
13, 1943 at
interest.
Bondholders may receive immediate
payment at
full redemption price at the Bankers Trust
'bonds,
share
per
as
Dec.
on
:
been
declared
preferred
and
Co.,
•St.,
1939.—
June
on
March
15
13,
$1.50; Oct.
and
1942.
1, $1,
series
28.
Sept.
account
on
stock,
to holders of record Nov.
on
June 5,
has
cumulative
made
were
y
share
per
the
75,. cents
New
a
1*.
of
York
City.—V.
-
-
.
dividend
"
of
^
Payments
as
no
and
3gold
V.
15,
$2;
p.
156,
$1.50—V.
15,
1941
156,
Provision
admin,
other
&
$1.75
1333.
Other
for
bad
share
per
has
June
1942,
13,
to
been
declared
holders
of
June
on
record
15
and
Payments during
$2.25;
Sept.
15,
$1.75,
Nov.
Sept,
1941
30.
as
Dec.
.-
Dis¬
Federal
for
last,
as
'
Sept. 30,
$2.—
1942
sidiary
of
for
for
759.835
Interest
and
deductions of
1942,
.*
321,128
$318,783
p.
2011;
V.
156,
p.
directors- have
a
of
25
cents
per
share
required,
and
Dec.
29,-1941.—V.
156,
p.
1779.
94,006
490,415
523,069
224,049
to
162,386
157,855
subs
stock¬
com.
10,387
5,303
$440,246
taxes
at
income
on
the
results
rate
in
$212,490
of
its
additional
1942
where
subsidiaries
for
40%
of
combined
a
the
cover
Act
,
2%
file
period
profits
income
consolidated
will
the
on
estimated
ended
of
sub-
tax
tax
returns
pro¬
charged
filed.
are
it
being
consolidated
Federal
is
excess
profits tax returns where permissible.
Premised on
filed, and separate returns for subsidiaries where
not
considered
profits
that
taxes.—V.
156,
the
p.
companies
liable
are
for
1612.
Pleasant Valley Wine Co.—10-Cent Dividend—
A
dividend of
pares
1942.
10
cents
per
$1, payable Dec.
par
share has been declared
Distributions
Dec.
22,
of
1941—V.
Portland
10
cents
156,
Electric
on
the
15 to holders of record Dec. 4.
with 7'/a cents paid on Aug.
p.
27, last, and 12 Vi cents
each
were
made
on
April
common
This
on
25,
com¬
April 25,
Aug.
25
612.
Power
Co.—SEC
Extends Hearings
before the SEC on the voluntary reorganization plan for
company have been continued for about two months,
which will
Hearings
on
ttheycommonr'Stock,.; payable Dec. 29 to holders of record Dec. 10.
,t.This compares-with; 35 cents■*paid on Oct. 1, last; 25 cents on July
.-4,-4942, and 40 cents each on April 1, 1942, and on April 1, July 1,
Oct.>l
114,035
periods—
Federal
and
excess
returns
Federal
and
dividend
165,245
.
$1,216,772
469,653
stocks of
applic.
computed
to
corporation
such
699.
declared
earned-'—
taxes,.:
subsidiary
which
Revenue
income and
Peoples Drug Stores; Inc.—25-Cent Dividend—
The
for
was
the
stock,
income
155,
67
interest
Interest, amortization of debt discount premium
(net) and expense, etc., of corporation
—V.
2,781
319,615
subsidiaries
$1,051,527
203,269
$642,759
$269,037
other
63,981
3,132
retirements
665,911
71,127
60
and
the
companies,
sufficient
The
$1,372,651
$591,844
depreciation
income
$1,483,854
amortization—!—-
pfd.
minor
a
under
1941
$1,422,806
,
etc.—
52,711
422,506
stockholders:
on
income
net
Note—Provision
follows:
15,
(& Subs.)—Earnings
——
and
Income
minority
accrued
Income
Net
'
earnings
■Operating expenses, maintenance and taxes--..
depreciation,
interest
depletion
for
Provision
.
12 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
Gross
taxes):
common
15,
were
and
less
expense,
holders
1,592,991
86,710
439,407
i
$1,687,123
Depreciation,
of
15,338,721
1,750,932
—
Provision
Portion
the
on
—
before
19,405,326
—
debts—
1941
payroll,
income
Interest
Co.
(excl.
exps.
income
Total
M.,
trust
Pennsylvania State Water Corp.
Gross
Wall
$23,166,229 $18,458,456
taxes)
(other than Federal income
vided
,
16
1942
revenues,--—.
(excl.-depreciation, etc., property
taxes)——'—*——.—.—
&
gen.
franchise
exhaust
15
'March
trustee,
2095.
p.
Sept. 30—•
operating
sales
other
Sell.,
com¬
during
and
....
.
made
$50,
par
149,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Months Ended
Cost, of
Distributions
last,
15,
and Dec.
A,
9
Sales
Taxes
y. ;
amount- sufficient to
dividend
Net
of ? $7;' per;-share ; on the; -commdn'' stotk., payable out>; of surplus ;;'on
TBed.'^ to; holders of record Dec;* 1. ^ Distributions of 30 cents.-each were
made on this issue on Jan. % April ilvJuiyxl/aiid. Oct, ;1, last.
Pay-
$1.25
on
Dec.
•
California—$7 Dividend—Par
Changed—Proposed Offer to
The-company5 :on; NoVi^iarannounced
of
follows:
as
Minority
1,240,395
$2.12
786.
Common
cash
of
Co.—Tenders—
1,
Jan.
coupons
Distributions
Gross
50
cents
' y
,
holders
to
stock,
a
on
were
21,677,626
744.033~
Pacific Finance Corp. of
?
21,597,015
'
Balance
of
securities
of
Dec. 30, 50 cents.
,
of
quarter
initial
1940,. and
payable
10,403,162
21,679,599
applic, to Pacific Gas & Elec. Co.
Dec.
made
was
Dec. -14,
on
each
with
,
stock,
32.082,761
21,598,656
Dividends
'
due
Kirkpatrick
on
common
general
made
Liquidating Dividend—
an
tributions of $1.50 each
^against $2 on March 14.
11,601,291,11,877,003
capital stocks held by public
undistrib.
14
each
directors
on
Cost
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.—$1.75 Dividend—
16,440,726
15,239,749
in
elimination
postponement of
new
Pittsburgh Coal Co.—Earnings—
last,
60
H.
submitted
Dividends
52,259,570
213.685
.
cents
Provision
Remainder
Jan.
on
prices
Period End. Sept. 30—
certificates, series D, due 1944,
$100,000, the sum now payable to
the sinking fund, at prices not
exceeding par and int,—V. 156, p. 1779.
112,446,171
,
1.1-4-
on
the
for
the
1155.
49-year;, guaranteed
■fto
$
,
surpluC__lLl_„-.lTi;_lu._l'_;^.
to
subs,
for
and
on
1420.
p.
detached
for payment
28.
and
(Inc.)—Tq
The
;
Net'income
it
at
be
Operating profit
■
'
.
$,
•
Divs,
to
interest
William
the
on
Sept.
Pennsylvania RR.—Tenders Sought—
V
48,-226.01.1-,/.43,745,8-75•
—-
Gross- income-
Bond & ,other
6%
and
1693.
p.
Girard^'Trust Co.,/trustee, Philadelphia, Pa., will .until 12
E; ;W. T., Nov. 30, receive bids for the sale to it of
Pennslyvania
124,545,789
;
income
the
on
the
Nov.
in
Distributions
1942,
dividend
capital
payable
distribution
p.
1693.
(not
' -i
-
..
were
p.
'
.
.
operating revenue.
1942
year
Philco Corp.—10-Cent Dividend—
■
corn-
Nov.-, 2
1420.
50
pared
*.A
Net
the
its
on
1941, or
each
$1,000
year
on
"worthy of consideration",
the
not)
or
Payment will be
Oct.
a
Dec.
paid
declared
par,value, payable Dec. 15
"'T-
the
on
^Maint.,-oper; & admin, expenses} .taxes, etc-..™
59,108,997
/Provision for depreciationil
—17,210,781
Miscellaneous
for
1942
year
the
259.
stock,
cents
dividend
A
x
■;'
•
declared
,
20
156,
accumulations
$133,878 ''
-
■
4,
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.^-Earnings— !'*
'
■
V;
•
'
.'
<
• 1942
'.
;
for
principal
and whether the company is solvent or
The important change in the March
plan provides for an increase
amount of
proposed new bonds from $1,054,800 to $1,057,300
and in new common stock from
10,548 shares to 10,573 shares.
Present
bonds total $2,267,000.—V. 155,
p, 1316.
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp.—Accrued Dividend
'Increase
•
$2,651,802
Outboard Marine & Mfg. Co.—Dividend Dates—
r
■{
'
963.,,...y/
,
156,
series'A,
Pittston Co.
^
;
$2,785,680
156, p.,
\
3
V.
$3.34
156, p."1508.
1942
sales
—v.
provide
accrue
March
in
to
per
share.
per
April
on
declared
17
recently
The directors
-;
Oppenheimi Collins & Co., Inc.—Net Sales Show Gain
Net
of
not.
.Pennroad Corp.—To Pay 25-Cent Dividend—
,
$3,70
Thrqe Months Ended Oct. 31—
i
of
referred
Products,
of
27.
$1
1939, and, in addition, extras of
1939, and on Dec. 26, 1941.—V. 156,
directors
Vi
sale
should
plan
Sales,
Nov.
of
31
cents
,
♦On 550,000 shares outstanding.—V.
at
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Service Co.—Bonds Called
-
/>•-.
——
v
Court
.
share.,
common
District
for the
Interest
interest
the plan,
p.
is
of the voting stock is owned,
dividend
a
Penn-Mex Fuel Co.—Initial
11,774
>
revenues!!_"i$ll,269,419 y $9,492,747
Grpss income after retirement reserve accruals
3,509,428 ■ '3,265,82o-Net
income
i—-ll!!—.
2,629.472
2,428.810
"Earnings per
to
by
will
$22,629.63,
1943,
•ended
Operating
.
plan
for
the
Federal
portion
Consolidated
record
the
at
1942,
on
amount
26,
Nov.
Co.—Earnings—
!'v •:
bond,
3Va%
account
on
and
delphia, has fixed 2
42,905
$30,907
—
p
S.
Philadelphia & Western Ry.—Hearing Dec. 9—
$0.96
-
common,
The
Oklahoma Natural Gas
the
the
Judge
1939
and
(whether declared
1942.
like
.
—
and
$100
bond,
interest
Fixed
The
March; 15,
..,
dividends of
———
to
bonds,
company
156,
$481,971
periods
Fibreboard
Enterprises
Nov.
were
for
absorb
1.
1941.
in
that
previous
than 50%
to-stockholders
States
June
on
28,
the
A
$131,943
*
subsidiaries,./———;.-—-42,905
Interest, amortization of debt discount and expense, etc.,. of corporation..
,600
4
27.
excess
voting stock is owned.—V.
&
on
The.directors
17,712
$126,642
Interest, amortization of debt premium and expgnse. (peti, etc., of subsidiaries
—*•
156, p. 786.
U.
approximately $38.50 per $1,000 bond.
approximately $24,500,000 of the 5s outstanding
called
which
bonds.
Penick & Ford, Ltd., Inc.—75-Cent Dividend—
on
—V.
to
war.
and
more
received
and
i
$336,268
197,164 "V
depreciation and retirements.'.—
income
$1,000
per
bonds,
Philadelphia Transportation
none
$0.77
during 1941 were as follows: Jan. 15,
50 cents; Sept. 30, 25 cents; Oct.
28, 30 cents; and
—V. 156, p. 1332.
;*:.
y ;
.
'
*' 1941 *
and
Net
petition
Co.—Interest
The
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co., trustee, 135 So. Broad St.,
Philadelphia, Pa., will until 12 o'clock noon, E. W. T„ Dec. 15. receive
profits taxes
recently enacted Revenue Act
the
earnings
which
'
taxes
$360,320
income
not
was
and
1942
of the
exactly 50c of the
The
instal¬
certificate
Operating expenses,* maintenance
-preferred
Iron
according to an announcement by R. E. Tag"is being made because of delay in the consummation
plan of reorganization," and will be accompanied
by a proposed
now
from
'
$0.99
the basis of
on
thedividends
in
„$349,971
Provision for
&
recommendation,
ments
Pay Dividend of $i Per Share—
with
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
;
to
President,
the
amendment
the
on
1938.—V.
$494,610
Federal
provision
include proportion
Patino
originally
w?is
Gross earnings !—
Gross
of
of
as
y
e
Estimated
tax
19,
1940
$0.76
payable
record
1941
$385,380'
on
from
1692.
p.
of
$50
or
bond;
mortgage
are
3%-6%
share
per
Dec.
on
Payments
•
The
gart,
<& Subs.) -Earnings—
1942
profits tax refundable after the
-but* only
1
whose'"name
$5,000,000
Coal
voted
.
i
This
(2),, The
ahove
50
to
share
per
stock
are
1942.
.
•-*
Dec.
of
.
i
There
opera¬
dividend
a
profits taxes of $390,951 in
excess
['
,'-r
the
use
on
Guaranty Trust Co. of N. Y.—V.
,
refunding
Inland
were
depreciation; amortization, Federal income
1942
of
been-
repurchase
!
'
interest,
mortgage
$1,000
per
debentures
$363,229
wholly-owned subsidiary,
former
previous payment was 50
Notes—(1)
from
*'•».
i
$10,
par
per-share
common
..
*•'.
1
Mohawk -before
12
'
$29,000,000 of the 6s.
$89,505
stocks—
to
its
declared
profit
"V y*After,
the
have
-s.-•• i
"■
issued
were
Metropolitan
ment,
17
263,794
Crl,277
Utilities
bonds
other
Nov.
on
prior
and
u
.Earnings
1941
resulting
expense
Such
if
The
♦Net
Corp.,- an affiliate, $1,000,000 of Mohawk Valley
consolidated.-refunding gold bonds for $1,000,000* cash and
6%
345,984
$51,827
•
3 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
with
and
have
compares
which
The
Associated
1,025,000
i—
$35
$2,110,071
1,025,000
19,927
5%
refunding
ganized company.—V.
those companies in
Co.
$2,096,280
-
preferred
Full
Dr861
•
85,417
85,417"
25,061
for periods
.
Nov.
on
'
■
follows:
as
$2,110,932
Dr819
-
$194,849
Paraffine Companies, Inc.
;,
'NY PA NJ Utilities Co.-i-Seeks Purchase of Bonds— ;
•
$162,305
-
to
699.
p.
unamortized*-debt* discount;' -call premium, and expense. -> taxes, other1 than Federal income and: excess profits.—
156, p. 868. ? 'i
$2,097,099
Drl90
?.
company
directors
since.
on
including
V,
$195,039
Dr370
.
directors
money value of $1,268,950.
Philadelphia for permission to make payments during the current
year
on
account of principal and interest on its
outstanding obligations,
date.
"This
represent amounts equivalent
tax
$162,675
-
Light Co., whose net assets and business
capital, stock,
Neb.,
},
computed .'in. accordance
>would
benefit
the
230,252
'
the
&
.The
•
$91,255
<
Public
(from. Ja
have been
These charges
deductions
company
,-of
:
1942.
.
$1,866,847
19,011
bids
;275,683
1, 1940.
Under an agreement dated Jan. 7, 1941, the
company
purchased- the gas utility -properties 'of Central Power Co.,' an asso¬
ciated company, located at Grand Island ar.d Kearney,-Neb.
Operating
revenues;,from
the
North
Platte
Division
electric
properties
were
•approximately $292,000 for .1940 (to. Nov. 1).
Operating revenues
of. the
gas
utility, properties at Grand Island and Kearney,
,
$1,885,179
225,753
The
..Pacific Western Oil Corp.-—Resumes Dividend—
$363,610
•-
Nov.
■< •,
134
a
Philadelphia & Reading
Approval Sought—
provisions for Federal taxes of $10,670 for the current
month and $117,164 for the twelve months ended
Sept. 30, 1942, addi¬
tional .to the.amounts required under the Revenue
Act of 1941.—V. 156,
p. 1692.
-
/•■* $87,627
company's North Platte .Division"electric properties and certain
assets
694,900
$176,028
on
purchases.
The block had
—V. 156, p. 1612.
316,688
..
270,561
$857
-
:
Special Offering —A special
50,000 shares of common stock
—
of
'
$679,997
$361,816
-
68,202
.
$5,356
v ".
$663,504.
$69,059
$72,382
/
_
Balance
♦The
of
that
2,684
r.
divs.—
applicable
♦Including
tions
$677,313
3,183
\
income 1—
other
$660,322
394
$143,622
—:
812,025
19,301
■
Corp.
flncludes
$146,779
191
.
57,908
Balance
-
.75,628
$143,432
—-
deductions
Net
Preferred
27,687
.
633,524
$143,374
.
income———
Dividends
.
Power
[-
——
585,525
plar
chgd. to construe
Net
.1942—12 Mos.—1941
517,355
30,958
of
-
$2,916,869
2,083,287
•
lease
...
tCharges-in lieu of-in-
,
55,532
s.
$3,034,948
.-
426,705
192
oper.-revenues.
-
14,779
510,375
3,083,906
644,396
58,333"
of
-
$697,643
■
$6,724,348
3,055,799
43,557
...
with
Co.—Earnings—.
1942—3 Mos.—1941
—
-
.Int,
.
$6,964,784
273,148
51,963
,
the
-Increase
an
^
-
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$606,273
res. approps.
Dodge
8.
31.
at 25%, with a commission of
40 cents a share.
The
offering was completed in 37 minutes. There were 367
Statement
270,534
Operating incomesOther, income (net)
.
Electric
Phelps
offering of a block
(par $25) was made
than
::
Northern States Power Co. (Del,)—Weekly Output—
1
12, 1942.
Payments during 1941 were as follows: Jan.
10 cents; June 20, 27
»/a cents; Dec. 22, 42 cents,—V.
156, p. 963.
on
on
the New York Stock
Exchange
Nov. 13 by
Smith, Barney & Co. The shares were priced
$573,664
_
investments
Rent fr.
.
a
March
Amortiz. of limited-term
will
court
liquidating surplus.
holders of nonpremium above par for
49,460
taxes
Prop, retir;
[Feb. 28,'next.—v. 156, p. 1332.
Petroleum Trading Corp.—45-Cent Dividend—
The directors have declared a
dividend of 45 cents per share
the class A
stock, par $5, payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Dec.
This compares with 25
cents paid on
Aug. 5, last, and 10 cents
has
a
1942—Month—1941
tPederal taxes
Northern
County,
cents,
Co.—Earnings-
•Comparative Income
trackage
the
over
outstanding
1869
.
stock
contemplates offering
Light
Period End. Sept. 30—
con¬
Operating
trains
create
each
common
holdings.
Holders of non-callable 8% cumulative preferred stock,
A, of $10 par value, will be asked to accept a call price of
$10,4d .a share, and holders of non-callable 6%% cumulative preferred
.stock, series C, of $10 par value, a call price of $10.32»/2 a share.
In liquidation these issues would be
paid off at par.—V. 156, p. 611.
road
the
Since
•
Nov.
on
cents
the
20
series
Jersey—Trackage to Go to Erie
Smith
30
of
.
Pacific
William F.
to
special
a
value of
par
$10 in order
issues
'
Judge
1,
their
on
^immediate payment of the fUlTredemption price and interest to May 1,
1943,' by presenting their bonds to the Harris Trust & Savings Bank
jof Chicago.—V. 154, p. 753.
Northern RR. of New
March
quarterlies of
reported,
callable .preferred tstock
May 1, 1943, $1,440,000 of 5% bonds, series of 1928, and to increase
'its working capital." Holders of the 5%■ bonds, it is stated, can-receive
Federal
follows:.
as
also announced
was
The
>
Chicago,
Co.,
April
; It
been
von Feb.
daring 1941
the
*
i
allow
the
further
Bonneville
contract
or
an
opportunity
Power
for
negotiations between the company and
looking to a long-term power
Administration
.option for sale of the electric properties.
Jan. 15, 1943, it will stipulate that
Portland, Ore:, in order to facilitate
of local interests who desire to be heard.
Dr. Paul J.
trator of Bonneville, did not appear as a witness at
around
transferred to
Philadelphia, but is expected to
at Portland.
Bef. Inc. &
.
Prof. Tax
1941—
First
quarter
Third
Reserve
$419,000
676,000
504,000
$220,000
355,000
265,000
1,599,000
Months
840,000
1,728,000
i
*
879,000
30___*_—
ending Sept.
Inc.—87%-Cent Dividend—
—V.
156,
made.—V.
was
1942—
*
quarter
391,000
531,000
489,000
524,000
712,000
655,000
*.*,
-
*
quarter
—
133,000
181,000
166,000
of
directors
declared
13
Nov.
on
of
dividend
extra
an
20
30*—,*—
ending Sept.
1,411,000
1,690,000
1.891,000
2,423,000
months*.
nine
months
12
The
directors
cents
per
holders
sentence" orders, the corporation and
plan of reorganization.
consolidation of five subsidiaries in Vir¬
171.062 shares of $6
The
Jersey—25-Cent Common
Dividend—
declared
17
Nov.
on
share on the common stock,
three
declared
also
directors
cents per share on the 6%
to
holders
The
vides
New
held.—V.
share
each
Taxes
the dividend declarations, said in
dividend on the common stock of
announcing
current quarterly
in
corporation,
"The
of 95 cents per share for the year
and the $1.20 per share
it was thought a year ago could be paid during 1942 is, of
directly attributable to increased taxes and other war condi¬
1942.
decrease
The
which
course,
amount
this
between
tions.
hoped by the management that so far 'as the future can now
foreseen, earnings will justify maintaining the dividend for 1943
the basis of 25 cents per share a quarter, or $1.00 per share for
"It
is
Reconstruction
156,
—V.
the
plant and, as no objection was raised by the corporation,
RFC was placed in control.
The RFC asked for the plant under the
second War Powers
Act,
presumably will turn it over later to whatever governmental agency
have charge of the operations.
Mr.
Kabatsky said that corporation officials would confer later
with the government over the price to be paid.
He said the plant
and
already
Appeals SEC Ruling—
13 that it had carried to the U. S.
Supreme Court its fight against a ruling of the SEC holding that the
company
was
a
subsidiary of United Gas Improvement
Co. and
The
announced Nov.
company
United
The
Corp.
•
V.
Court
Supreme
to grant a writ for review of
Appeals in Philadelphia in uphold¬
asked
been
has
action of the Third Circuit Court of
ing the ruling handed down by the SEC Sept. 15, 1941.
Corporation has disputed the SEC finding that stock holdings of
UGI and United gave them control over it.
The Circuit Court upheld
the
SEC
Aug.
last.—V.
12
156,
1612.
p.
during
1941.
156, p.
for
week
a
on
of proxies to be voted at a special meeting
for the purpose of authorizing creation
used by it in solicitation
be
of
stockholders
of
15,
Dec.
on
mortgage and issuance of debentures as
new
a
voluntary reorganization plan.
The declaration was filed on
dated Nov.
effective
the Commission to delay action until Nov. 24,
.indicating
management plans to file another amendment,
possibly affecting material contained in the original statement.—V. 156,
asked
that the
has
company
1779.
p.
Nov.
been
which
under
-
excellent,
of the public with wartime travel regulations
confusion still exists regarding the terms
for unused sleeping and parlor car space are
some
refunds
permissible, George A. Kelly, Vice-President, said.
Refunds • may be
made, Mr. Kelly explained, when tickets have
been
released sufficiently in advance of train departure to enable
resale or when connection has been
missed due to delayed arrival
■
of
jL
156, p. 1613.
connecting train.—V.
a
•
'
-
directors
Nov.
on
the
j Nov.
common
15
stock,
payable
both
An extra of 75 cents
30.
Sept.
declared, an
18
the usual quarterly
share in addition to
on
and Dec.
1941.—V.
15,
extra
operation Nov. 7, 1942,
1941,—V. 156, p.- 1510.
were
Sanford
declared
have
$1.25
per
dividend of 25 cents per share
Dec. 15 to holders of record
was paid on Sept.
156, p. 613.
15, last, and on
distribution
similar
of
dividend
stock,
par
of
Distributions
per
share
Nov.
50
cents
20
Dec.
each
cents
has been declared on the com¬
15 to holders of record Nov. 30.
made on June 15 and Sept.
share
per
payable
$10,
on-
Nov.,
The directors
Nov.
on
declared
16
an
during 1941 were as follows:
June 16 and
each, and Dec. 16, 50 cents.—V. 156, p. 613.
Sept.
from
operations
Extraordinary
studio
write-offs and
Depreciation
for
Provision
Dividends
on
income
common
and
$2,302,211
633,905
968,513
1940, and one of 25 cents on Dec.
15,
7%
after all charges
pi'd.
stock
289,267
39,389
39,501
Purchases Authorized—
to
*$389,853
$644,775
♦Deficit,
bond.,J
$1,000
for
has
been
not
proceeds
.of bonds
of
ceeds
1942
appear to
for Federal income taxes is based on a 40%
compared with a 31% rate for 1941.
No provision
Federal excess profits tax as the companies do
provision
as
made
for
be liable in this respect.—V. 156, p. 700.
.
<.
such
persons
•
&
in
The
Southern
the
Union
To redeem
...
amounted to more than
receivers may continue to
accept tenders of/ the Seaboard-All Florida bonds at the same figure
of
$160
of
authority
By
the
$1,000.
The order also provides that where bonds have been
the committee and certificates of deposit issued,
the
may
the
deposited with
receivers also
certificates, paying therefor in addition to the price
bond such deposit fee as might be charged by the committee
buy the
of
for
not exceeding $15 per $1,000.
The receivers recommended, and the court ordered, that tenders on
four other companies leased by the Seaboard—the Georgia-Alabama,
the Georgia-Alabama
Terminal Co., Tampa-Gulf Coast, and Tampa
Northern Railroads—be rejected at this time.—V. 156, p. 1780.
the
37 V2
Corp.—Dividend Again
Acceptance
directors
on
Nov.
on
declared
7
a
dividend
of
Cut—
cents
per
cents
stock,
1,
quarter
1942,
as
and
from Dec.
24,
1939
and including
to
Oct.
1,
and
each
1941.—V. 156,
518.
Shattuck Co.—Extra Dividend—
(Frank G.)
directors
The
share
in
on
holders
of
per
share
156,
p.
have
addition
the
capital
record Dec.
was
1156.
paid,
declared
extra
an
dividend
of
40
cents
per
quarterly dividend of • 10 oents per
stock, no par value, both payable Dec. 21 to
1.
On Dec. 22, -last year, an extra of 20 cents
the
to
as
r
usual
10 cents extra on Dec. 22,
against
.
■
-
-
.
<
the
to
promissory, note ,
order of First'
Dallas
_
1
$750,000
'
Union Gas Co. (Old). 5% promissory note
Oct. 1, 1942, payable to order of Northern Trust
Chicago
Co.,
105
,at
*
200,000
inch,. at
100r_,_,**
(5)
$1,215,000 New Mexico Gas Co/ first mortgage series
A
15-year 5%
sinking fund convertible bonds, due'
May 15, 1951, at 103***
*
:*_L
(6)
$226,000
B
New
15-year 5%
at
1
892,500
*
(4) $185,000 Texas Southwestern Gas Co. serial bank
loan, 4%, due serially Dec. 15,' 1942, to March 15,
1946,
,
:
$850,000 Texas Southwestern Gas Co. first' mortgage
Sinking fund bonds, 4%% series, due Jan. 15, 1956,
J
.
185,000
*
1
1.25M50
Mexico Gas Co; first mortgage series
sinking fund bonds, due Nov. 15, 1954,
105
237,300
;*_
(7)
$76,250 New Mexico Gas Co. serial notes, due
Oct. 20, 1942 to Jan. 20, 1945, at 100:.
(8)
serially
$361,200
76,250
Gas Co. of New Mexico convertible first
mortgage 6'/2%
bonds, due Sept. 15, 1944
(payment assumed by New Mexico Eastern Gas Co.)
(closed)
at
(9)
101
*
364,812
$107,500 Pecos Valley Gas Co. first mortgage 6%%
bonds, due May 1, 1944 (payment assumed by New
Eastern
Gas
Co.)
at
'
108,575
101
(10)
$33,800
contracts payable
Mexico Eastern Gas Co. conditional
,5%, due serially to March 25, 1944*
33,800
(11)
$26,673 New Mexico Eastern Gas Co. 5% contractual
obligation maturing serially to Jan. 1, 1955
26,673
Reorganization expenses in connection with the con¬
summation of the Plan of Merger and Consolidation
(c)
For
made on the
compared with 20 cents each on April 1
Dec. 24, 1941, and 25 cents per share
on
(Old)-5%
payable
1942,
•
(2), Southern
per
$25,
July
1,
Bank,
(b)
10
stock, par $4, and the usual quarterly dividend
share on the 6% cumulative preference stock, par
common
both payable Dec. 24 to holders of record Dec. 10.
On Oct. 1, a distribution of 15 cents per share was
(as of
\
Oct.
dated
.
Securities
of
'
the following, (exclusive of interest)
1942);
National
order,
per
bank loan, will become
In the amount of $4,327,598
Production Co.
,
pay
or
Southern Union . Gas Co.
(3)
the time the order was closed
Tenders up to
company
with the
to be received by the company from the sale of $3,650,000
and $250,000 to be received by the company from the pro-,
*.(1)
•
on
Ry.
.
^
of Issue—The net proceeds to be received by the
of- 240,584 shares of common " stocky together
sale
1,
.
companies.
placed with the insurance
Oct.
15, 1939.—V. 156, p. 1780.
of
amount
aggregate
an
103%%,
is
purchasers
used as follows:
(a)
dividend of 50 cents per
hearing.
share
Note—The
rate
the
to be
Seaboard-All Florida RR. bonds at $160 per
order was issued at the conclusion of an all-day
tenders
purchase
p.
of
to
of bonds and Connecticut
purchase $1,000,000 bonds.
such
been
Purpose
from
to
of
Rollins
has
dated
common
997,659
sell
Mutual Life In¬
The price to bo
Company will pay
Sons Inc. the sum of $18,250 as compensation
finding purchasers of the bonds.
The bond
$2,650,000
services
its
Ry.—Seaboard-All Florida Bond
Line
Air
Seaboard
$1,971,201
1,050,357
taxes
subsidiary in hands of public
profit
reserves—'
.
Oct. 4, '41
Connecticut
to
agreed
each
H.
E.
■
Dec.
The
Oct. 3, '42
-
and
obligated
Co.
by
issue
quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share
on
the common stock, both payable
Dec. 15 to holders of record
Nov. 30.
Extras of 50 cents each were also paid on Dec. 15, 1941, and
15,
Kadio-Keith-Orpheum Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
•
be
separate
into
Co.
in addition to the usual
share
share
39 Weeks Ended—
the
corporations
23, 1942, the constituent corpo¬
agreements with Northwestern Mutual
Mutual Life Insurance Co. pur¬
to which the constituent corporations agreed that the company
Mexico
cents
Net
the
29,
extra
on
Privately—On Sept.
Bonds
purchase
were
Payments
Frofit
to
holders
to
25
made
was>
15, last.
20
>
on
of
general corporate funds of the company
$7,500,000.
Pyrene Mfg. Co.—50-Cent Common Dividend—
A
$2
stock
constituent
entered
Insurance
surance
of record Nov. 18.
A
1941, which compares
with $1.50 each on July 25,
1941, and Nov. 30, 1940, 50 cents on
Sept. 16, 1940; $1.50 each on June 20 and Sept.
1, 1939; $1 on
Sept. 1, 1938, and $2 on Nov, 30, 1937.—V. 155, p, 268.
payable
stock,
common
expenses
mon
of
held
meeting
stockholders
such
such
,
for
dividend
a
a
1962.
Mills—$2 Dividend—
directors
The
at
$3,650,000 of first mortgage sinking fund bonds, 3 %% series, due
Of such amount Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. agreed
of
2,549, compared with 2,991
-
Co,,
Gas
approved
Texas.
should
$
.
Union
Southern
of
common
of
suant
Nov. 8. '41
Nov.
dividend of
Pure Oil Co.—50-Cent Common Dividend—
A dividend of 50 cents per
share has been declared on the com¬
mon
stock, payable Dec. 21 to holders of record Dec. 1.
A like
amount was paid on this issue on
Dec. 1, last, as compared with
25 cents on Dec. 20, 1940.—V. 156, p. 1059.
.
Life
Judge Luther B. Way in Federal District Court at Norfolk, Va.,
17 signed an order authorizing-receivers of Seaboard Air Line
Pullman, Inc.—Extra Distribution—
The
of
Dallas,
(The) Schiff Co.—50-Cent Extra Dividend—
cooperation
Although
8,
Merger Effective—Stock
—
having the right to subscribe for one
company for each share of common
owned.
Subscription rights
expired Nov. 12, and the unsubscribed shares were taken up by the
underwriters.
The following were selected as dealers to render services
in connection with the offering:
E. H. Rollins & Sons Inc., New York
City;
W. C. Gibson & Co., Chicago, and Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
of
stock
paid
celled Late—
has
in
Stores
on
Co.
Gas
Union
1942,
share,
share
40,151,771 506,824,050 407,731,680
44,589,139
•___
-
1941
1781.
p.
p.
per
44 Weeks Ended—
$
Jan. 1 to Nov. 7
1942
1941
$3,839,750 $227,994,205 $155,274,842
$5,824,644
Gas
Co.
has been
changed to Southern Union Gas Co.
details of the merger plan were outlined in "Chronicle" Oct.
1334.)
I
Underwriting—Texas Southwestern Gas Co., as the survivor corpo¬
ration
under
the plan of merger, initially offered 240,584 shares
of
common
stock
to
holders of common stock of Southern.
New
Mexico Gas and New Mexico Eastern, of record Oct. 14, at a $1*50
Refunds Made if Tickets Are Can¬
Pullman Co.—No
Ry.—Earnings—
[Full
12,
to
6, and the proxy statement was
of the Commission, declaration would
after filing, or on Nov. 17; but the
days
11
Sales
Nov.
rule
Under the
16.
become
have
part of its proposed
1
v
Its Bonds—
Week Ended Nov. 7
30,
rations
Nov. 7, '42
$
"*
Nov. 8, '41
Nov. 7, '42
in an amendment, has asked the SEC to delay action
its declaration with respect to the proxy statement to
$16,825
western
Higher—
Weeks Ended—
4
Action—The company,
$2,371
■
the adoption of an agreement of merger
providing for the merger of Southern Union Gas
Co.
and its subsidiaries into Texas Southwestern Gas Co.,
one . Of
Southern Union Gas Co.'s subsidiaries.
The name of Texas South¬
700,
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Sales Again
Delay Proxy
117,228
-—
63,329
consolidation
Sale
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—SEC to
1421.
Stockholders
Sept.
cents each paid
also paid on June 16 and
of 25 cents each were
extras
1941.—V.
15,
and
earnings
156,
and
quarterly of 25 cents were paid.
In addition to four regular quarterly dividends cf 25
Dec.
dividends*—*—*—
$134,930
118,105
*
Southern
stock,
common
$119,599
Subscriptions—$3,650,000 Bonds Placed Privately—
payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Nov. 30.
A similar distribution was made on this issue on Sept. 15, last, while
on
both March 14 and June 15, 1942, an extra of 12,/2 cents and a
the
—
*
156, p. 1781.
—V.
dividend of 37 Va cents per share
17 declared a
directors on Nov.
The
1941 "
$282,950
84,691
is
Gross
Dividend—
(H. II.) Robertson Co.—37%-Cent
on
1942
reported that this company is continuing its policy of reducing
purchase of its own securities in the open market.
In the period from June 30, 1942, to Oct. 31, 1942, the company pur¬
chased $3,382,000 of its 3% %
10-year secured bonds maturing July 1,
1946,
reducing the outstanding principal amount to $49,382,000.—
1694.
engaged in war work.—V., 156, p.
was
to
$274,190
84,439
70,152
Southern Pacific Co.—Purchases
will
Should
arrearages
Ltd.—Earnings—
*
.*_
depreciation
155, p.
It
plant to manufacture forged aluminum cylinder
Associated Press dispatch from Detroit which
the
predicted with
but in times like the present nothing can be
year,
certainty.
months'
funded debt through
an
said:
Kabatsky,
assistant United States Attorney, and Republic
Steel officers appeared before U. S, Judge Arthur F. Lederle on an'
order to show cause why the RFC should not have immediate occupancy
there be additional earnings, as there may be, in
the
opinion of the management they should be conserved until the
future can be seen more clearly."
the
six
*
1942
of
Julius
of
of
care
_*__*
Period—
officials of the above company, the
Finance Corp. on Nov. 13 took over the Republic com¬
according to
heads,
,
take
1157.
p.
Surplus
85.
p.
cooperation
pany's Monroe, Mich.,
further
16.
'>
_
Southern
full
preferred
Nov.
__.****_
Interest,
Republic Steel Corp.—RFC Takes Over Plant—
the
6 %
*******
Net earnings
mortgage bonds of New Virginia
With
25 cents per share will make a total
on
New
the monthly dividend for January of
pref. stock, payable on or before Jan. 15
15.
record Dec.
of
substance:
be
Operating Co., New Cumber¬
Valley Co., and Abington Electric Co., and 30 shares each of
Virginia Operating Co. and New Pennsylvania Holding Co. for
$1,000 face amount of collateral trust bonds held.
It also pro¬
for distribution to preferred stockholders of two shares each of
Virginia Operating Co. and New Pennsylvania Holding Co. for
each
earnings
of $3
dividend
A
record
Operating expenses
preceding quarters.
The
50
,
to
land
a quarterly dividend of 25 cents
payable Dec. 21 to holders of record
Nov. 27.
This is for the quarter ending Dec. 31, 1942, and compares
with 20 cents each paid on June 30 and Sept.. 30, last, 30 cents each
on March 31 and Dec. 19, 1941, and 35 cents per share in each of the
directors
The
per
156,
1937.—V.
31,
a
class
of
$1.50 on Feb. 28, 1941.
current payment will
Gross
plan provides for the dissolution of Republic and the distribu¬
bondholders of $500, either in cash or equivalent face value
tion
first
$315,426
par common.
of
Public Service Corp. of New
declared
the
on
holders
to
30
Southern Canada Power Co.,
struc¬
shares
of $6 par value common stock.
Also for consolidation of three Penn¬
sylvania companies Into a new operating company called New Cumber¬
land Valley Co., with capital structure consisting of $275,000 first
mortgage bonds and 10,000 shares of $10 par value common stock;
and organization of a new intrastate
holding company in Pennsyl¬
vania which will own the capital stocks of the Pennsylvania subsidi¬
aries.
The latter holding company will have a capital structure of
/
•
$294,206
$588,904
$298,706
Month of October—
ginia into a new operating company, which will have a capital
consisting of $1,400,000 first mortgage bonds and 171,062
of 8%
payable Dec. 15
cents per share
Dec. 15, 1941, and 8 cents on
on
on
for the
•
I
The
March
ture
share on the original and cashable stocks,
of record Dec. 4.
This compares with 8
June 15, last. 8V2 cents
16, 1941.—V. 155, p. 1926.
paid
June
plan provides
The
dividends
semi-annual
declared
13
"death
with
compliance
In
Co.—8%-Cent Dividend—
Nov.
on
Corp.
Plan
Reorganization
subsidiaries have filed with the SEC a voluntary
157,000.—V. 156, p. 1612.
to
Files
With SEC—
of the nine months' cumulation.
The tax reserve for nine months
reserve is computed as follows:
Federal normal income tax, $254,000; Federal excess profits tax, $1,-
Public Investing
made
with
Service
Republic
the pro rata portion
.
Nov.
and
480,000
733,000
•Income and profits tax reserve for nine months is based upon the
rates established by the Revenue Act of 1942, and the amount of the
reserve applicable to each quarter of
1942 as shown above represents
♦First
able
1939
1940
,
Dividend—
have
accumulations
of
1151.
p.
$244,149
-7,476
per share on """ount
stock, par $100, -prySimilar-distributions weiu
on this issue on Aug. 10, last, and on Dec, 26,
1941, as compared
$1.50 on Sept. 15, 1941; $3 each on May 15 and July 15, 1941,
directors
The
cents
share in addition to the usual semi-annual dividend of like
both payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Nov. 20.
Extras
20 cents each were also paid on Dec. 15, 1941, and on Dec. 16, 1940.
154,
-
1941
1942
oper.
Accumulated
amount,
—V.
-I**
Fed/ inc. taxes
other deductions,
and
Div.—
per
quarter
Second
Third
"$241,905
43,444
*.*1—
Sept. 30—
after
income
exps.,
788.
p.
Reliance Insurance Co. of Philadelphia—Extra
The
Net
'
First
$267,149
23,000
Sloane-Blabon Corp.—Earnings—
15 and Sept.
16, June
share
759,000
849,000
2,168
$275,905
34,000
__-_*
r
789.
p.
9 Mos. End.
15, last, and on March 15, June 16 and
Sept. 15, 1941, while on Dec. 15, 1941, a payment of 87Va cents per
March
,'i
profit
156,
2,953
.
before write-offs—*
Capital expenditures —:
Z
Nov. 18 declared a dividend of 87 Va cents per share
stock, no par value, payable Dec. 15 to holders of
Distributions of 37'/a cents each were made on
30.
Nov.
1
taxes
for
Realized
■
revenue
income
Provision
administrative-costs*
&
on
common
record
$199,000
321,000
239,000
-
nine
the
on
Reserve
,
-
.
quarter
months
First
12
Reserve
-
quarter
Second
Aft. Inc. &
Prof. Tax
Prof. Tax
Inc. &
$264,981
Total
radiogram.
To facilitate filing of the messages, special forms
containing all.texts, are available at all Western Union offices, accord¬
ing to the RCAC announcement.—V. 156, p. 1694.
per
The directors
(& Subs.)—-Earnings—
& Co.
$272,952
profit
Non-operating
any
Raybestos Manhattan,
* "• 691,002
Operating
•
three of more than 100 texts may be trans¬
mitted to members of the American forces in Australia for 60 cents
of
selection
A
Philadelphia testimony was introduced tend¬
ing to show that the management of Portland General Electric Co., a
subsidiary of Pepco, had asked a price of about $60,000,000 for its
electric properties,
and that the Bonneville authorities had offered
around $54,400,000,
although it was indicated that the spread had
since been narrowed to about $4,000,000.—V. 156, p. 1779.
During the hearings in
Poor
Time.
War
1941
$955,982
785,647
operating
Development,
Communications, Inc., effective Nov. 15, 9 A. M., Eastern
R.C.A.
by
Message Service (American Expeditionary
and from Australia, was announced on Nov. 13
to
messages)
Forces
'
/
QuarterEnded Sept. 30—'
T
1942
return from metal sales***.;***,$1,058,599
Net
the Soldiers'
of
Sherritt Gordon Mines/Ltd.—Earnings—
:
Australia—
Message Service to
Extension
Radio
Soldiers'
America—Extends
of
Corp;
Radio
orders hearings recon¬
the hearings be
the appearance
Raver, adminis¬
the hearings at
be called when hearings are reconvened
when-the ' Commission
expected that
is
It
vened,
Monday, November c23, 1942
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
1870
1938.—V.
New
130,750
(estimated)
working capital
70,488
(estimate)
proceeds from the loans to Southern Union Gas Co. (Old) by
First National Bank, Dallas, and Northern Trust Co. in the aggregate
amount of $950,000, together with other funds of Southern Union
Gas Co.
(Old), were applied to the following purposes:
(a) To the
•The
Oct. 1, 1942, of $911,800 Southern Union Gas Co. (Old)
collateral trust 6% sinking" fund gold bonds, due Oct. 1,
payment on
10-year
at 100 and accrued interest to Oct. 1, 1942; and (b) to deposit
.with
a
paying agent of funds for application to the payment of
Southern-Union Gas Co.
(Old) scrip certificates due Oct. 1, 1942,
1942,
aggregating
with interest to Oct. 1, 1942, the amount of $40,451.
I
V61ume 156 -"'Number* 4127
'/rf
-
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Capitalization^ pf^the
Company,^Subsequent to -the Merger—Thq
agreement of merger-and consolidation provides for the issuance in
exchange for- outstanding-securities- of the' constituent corporations
not
to exceed a ..maximum
of $2,441,800 of 25-year sinking fund
6%'. debentures, due Nov. .J, ri967;. and: 725,816. shares of common
stock • (par $1)
ofthe-company, plus such additional amount Of
debentures or common :stock. as may be issued upon conversion of
.
Standard
Ruling—
:
any
of
New, Mexico
debentures
'
Gas.
shall
be
New
or.
executed
Mexico 'Eastern.
and
delivered
When
and
as
account
on
of
at
of
N.
J.—Asks
'
has
company
petitioned
Refining
Process
Third Avenue- Ry*—Bonds Called for
Redemption—
theU.
S.
the
"•
There
......
District
Court
at
have been called for
redemption: as of Dec. 1, 1942, a total
$400,350 of first mortgage 5%
50-year gold bonds dated July
1, 1887, of the Third Avenue RR.
Co., at a price equal to the unpaid
balance of the principal amount
($850 per original $1;000 bond);
paypient will be made at the
City Bank Farmers Trust Co., trustee;
22 William
St., New York City.—V. 156, p. 702.
of
Newark,
agreements be
reached.
the
shall
Co.
N. J., to determine whether the terms of its
consent decree of-last
March" would prohibit the
company and other companies from negotiat¬
ing agreements for" use of- various catalytic refining processes.
.The
Office of Petroleum Coordinator has recommended
that
,
bonds
The
Oil
:
1871
-
.
"
conversion
time
of
of
of
bonds
Mexico
New
Gas,
the
company
execution and. delivery-pay to the trustee " under the
providing ,for the'issuance of ..the debentures cash equal
principal amount of such debentures, and such cash shall
be
such
indenture
the
to
best
that
determine,
Of
for
cash
due
New
ern,
right
shares
(see
Mexico
they
shares
the
of
New
bonds
entitled
to
purchase
$1.50
Southern
the
of
the
proceeds
the
and
for
acquired
between
Union
of
sum
given
of
by
such
amount
who
the
funded
issuance
of
to
of
cents
of
and Dec.
inc.
and
the
of
$250,000
per
for
est.
foreign
—V.
Fed.
income
amounted
owned
stock
will,
Union
July
on
10,
$5,283,574
$3.01
&
of
are
bonds,
being
the
A
upon
the
the
com¬
directors
the
on
stock,
distribution
share
Dec.
Nov.
on
common
similar
15
of
75
holders
of
15,
to
year,
Dec.
on
Nov.
on
dividend
a
Dec.
paid
last
cents
Dec.
50
1.
cents
on
15, 1939.—V. 156, p. 871.
in
1,
18
declared
payable
made
was
1
on
preceding quarters.
dividend
a
Dec.
Sept.
An
of
25
cents
holders
to
of
1,
extra
last,
of
Nov.
against
as
50
cents
share
per
50
cents
also
was
24.
paid
1941.
Indicated
$1.50
in
share
per
pany
the
by
increase
compared with
as
per
share
common
I
;
to
the
New
into
extent
debentures
Mexico
the
that
holders
Eastern, exercise
or
persons
stock
.common'
rights
of
of
by
right
the
for
profits taxes.
with allow¬
excess
taxes,
a
effect.—V.
156,
of
is
New
and
at
com¬
of
Dec.
subjeet
Mexico
1
to
said
In
bonds
stock
addition
redemption
Jan.
on
ex¬
at
revenues
Uncollectible oper.
$10,208,906
rev._.
100
Operating taxes.
Net. oper.
Net income
—
"1,928,360
.
income
interest.-
and
Payment
6 %.
issue
be
will
made
converting
stock expires
of
10
par
15
the
quarterly
the
capital
(not Nov. 25
dividend
stock,
as
of
40
cents
is payable Dec.
previously reported);
share,
per
10
to
holders
payment
See V. 156, p.
record
Nov.
21
March
31,
and
1942.
June 30,
—V.
156,
Operating
Opreating
Other
9 Mos. End.
•Net
profit
Earns,
Sept. 30—-
1942
-
1941
1940
$$1,564,577 $$2,255,876
-
made
on
Payments
debentures
per shr. on
com.
$3.55
.
$556,209
23
holders
to
Sept.
$2.81
of
of $625,000 for war and post-war reserves.
lAfter taxes of $4,410,775.
Profits for the first six months of the current year to June
30, 1942,
were previously reported on the basis of tax rates as
provided in the
House bill.
After adjustment
of taxes .to the law
finally pas'kfed, net
profit for the first six months was $1,673,155, after taxes of $4,398,483, but before provision for war and post-war reserves which
reduced the net profit to $1,548,155.—V. 156, p. 1695.
as
(A. E.) Staley Mfg. Co.—To Pay Dividend of 50 Cents
Common Stock—All 7% Preferred Stock to Be Re¬
deemed—'
The
Int.
Dec.
10.
and
Dec.
The
on
Like
20,
amounts
to
holders
paid,
were
a
dividend of
payable Dec.
of
$5
declared
the
cumulative
holders of record
dividend of 3Vi%
to
$10,
on
June
21
50
to
20, last,
cents
holders
on
record
the 7%
Nov.
7% preferred stock, said in part: :
193?
the
company presented '.to* holders
whereby-holders, could
exchange :thelr
of
7%
preferred stock ft
shares
for
shares
of
The
changed shares of 7% ^.preferred stock
as
soon
as
possible,
tion om Jan. 1, 1943, at. $110 per
share, the 6,860 shares of the 7%
preferred stock now-outstanding.
\
The registered holders of .the. outstanding shares called for
redemp¬
tion will receive by mail in the pear future a notice of
redemption.
After Jan. 1, 1943, jio further dividends will accrue.
After Nov. 28,
1942, the stock transfer books will be permanently closed against
further transfer of .shares of 7% preferred stock.—V,
156, p, 1782.
•
,
Standard Gas & Electric
Electric
Standard
1942, totaled 169,450,000 kwh.,
de
8,700
109,495
57,733
10,836
126,706
parte
of
T.
in
Board
to
P.
the
stated
the
issue
W.
&
that
directive
hearing on this matter because
Government."—V. 156, p. 1783.
your
of
Washington, D.
Treasurer, with
the
announcement
of
C., has joined this corporation
headquarters in Kansas City,
Nov.
on
of
17
E.
Lee
Talman, Vice-
Treasurer.
has
been
associated
initial
dividend
with
the
War
stock,
Co.—Initial Dividend—
of
payable
30
cents
Dec.
13
42,618
44,033
7
share
per
holders
to
has been
of
record
declared
Nov.
the
on
27.—V.
156,
$14,165
$163,381
$187,019
85
Drl,447
Dr626
$14,250
$161,934
$186,393
be made
454
3,179
6,822
99,042
84.180
Crl9,357
114
$79,070
$96,877
35,000
$11,916
preferred
35,000
$61,877
$6,974
stocks
Sell Ohio River Utility—
for permission to
directors
the
on
Like
the
Associated
Gas & Electric Corp., applied
sell for $195,000 in cash all the'
Ohio River electric division.
The sale would
County Rural Electric Cooperative Corp. and the
Cooperative Corp.—V. 156, p. 1511,
Nov.
on
common
amounts
stock,
were
declared
18
payable
paid
dividend of
a
Dec.
this
on
10
issue
as
to
26 cents
holders
June
on
of
10
per share
record
Dec,
1.
and
Sept. 10, last,
March 11, 1942, and on Oct.
26,
compared with 37 V2 cents each on
1941, and 25 cents on April 25, 1941.
The directors also declared the
regular quarterly dividend of $1.37 Va
per share on the 5%%
pref. stock, payable Dec. 15 to holders of
Dec.
5.—V.
156,
1246.
p.
Twin City Rapid Transit Co.
9 Mos. Ended
Operating
Operating
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Sept. 30—•
1942
revenue
funded
10,94$
$760,741
579,992
613,503
debt
Amortization of discount
Net
$749,794
13,808
$1,707,354
.
income
"Federal
5,555,423
taxes
Operating income
on
$6,305,217.
6,360;440
$1,693,546"
&
expenses
Non-operating income
Interest
funded debt—
on
40,529
debits
income
income
1941
$8,053,986
-
11,852
494,400
surtaxes——
i.
_
42,717
14,515
and
5,450
Cr 2,034
to
of
SEC
to the Meade
Miscellaneous
9,047
unit
a
the
Green River Rural Electric
Gross
.
-
to
properties composing its
130,542
3,571
s.
cons
directors
Dec.
on
and
Nov.
on
the
common
Nov.
51,956
$377,917
$40,713
"Provision has been made for Federal income
and surtaxes at the.
rate of 40% of the taxable net income.
No provision is required for
excess
profits taxes on the basis of computation of the credit for
invested capital, which is subject to review
by the Bureau of Internal
Revenue.—V.
156,
—
—.
615.
p.
Union Investment Co.—20-Cent Dividend—
The
directors
have
declared
regular
stock,
28.
16
An
dividend
of
five
156, p.
cents
share
per
1.
April
of
cents
five
quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share
$10, both payable Dec. 15 to holders of
par
extra
15, last year.—V.
extra
an
also
was
paid
1510.
stock,
common
Dec.
declared
10,
follows:
Dec.
no
Distributions
dividend
a
July
1
10
of
Dec.
each
cents
20
15
were
cents
per share on
holders
of
record
to
made
this
on
issue
on
Oct. 1, last..
Payments during 1941 were a3
July 1, 10 cents each; Oct. 1, 28 cents, and
cents.—V. 155, p. 1319.
April
18,
payable
par,
of
10
1
and
and
United Air Lines Transport Corp.—Air
Cargoes
Show Big Increase—
'
Again
.
Continued
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge Co.—Dividends—
25
directors
cents
paid
per
Nov.
on
17
declared
regular
a
quarterly
dividend
of
share
on
the no par value common and class A
stocks,
30 to holders of record Dec. 15. Like amounts were
issues on June 30 and Sept. 30, last.
these
on
Previously* the
company made quarterly distributions of 50 cents
per share on the
common and class A
stocks, and, in addition, paid an extra dividend
of 25 cents per share in each quarter
during 1941 and 1940.
•
The
share
per
of
directors
on
also
declared
the 5%
record Dec.
The
per
the
pref. stock,
17—V.
directors
share
Dec.
14.
stock
July
156,
extra
The
April
Oct.
of
on
Nov.
addition
p.
usual
par
quarterly
dividend
of
$1.25
$100, payable Feb. 1 to holders
1695.
par
10
1
1,
$9,
cents
declared
an
a
dividend
of
both
of
July
and
18
to
Distributions
on
1,
in
stock,
common
Dec.
also
10
payable
cents
and
1
27,
was
Oct.
1941.
Dec.
each
1,
extra
10
Oh
26
were
last,
the
dividend
cents
to
per
holders
made
and
last
of
on
10
share
of
the
on
Jan.
1,
mentioned
cents
on
the
St., N.
14,
to the
large air cargo gains, due largely to war production
shipments between cities from coast to coast, were reported last
week by United Air Lines in estimated
figures for October.
A
C.
month
the
1,
p.
flown
compared
The
ago.
flown
figure
daily
does
by United
with
307,762,832
not
in
include
contract
in
the
cargo
the
same,
considerably
services
for
Government.
the
pick-up and delivery system for all
1615..
express
gain
a
*
serves
packages.—V.
156,
■
.
A
par
dividend of $2
$5,
with
payable
$1
paid
per
Dec.
on
June
share has been declared
15
holders
to
15,
of
record
last, and $2 each
on
Dec.
on
the common stock,
This
I.
June
compares
16 and Dec.
15,
1941..
paid.
Changes in Personnel—
Raycroft
in
the
sinking' fund.—V.
154,, p.
1152.
Walsh,
Vice-President.
of
sinking fund, at prices not exceeding par and int., of as many
purchase money 1st lien 6% sinking fund
gold bonds as will exhaust
held
year
being
pound-miles
was
reported by
express mail-freight department,
approximately 755,069,000 express
express
United's
United Aircraft Corp.—To Pay $2 Dividend—
Chase National Bank of the
City of- New York, trustee, 11 Broad
Y. City, will until 12
Noon, Nov. 27, receive bids for the sale
now
in
director of
pound-miles totaled approximately 1,453,404,000 for
of almost 106% over the
706,087,845 flown in October,. 1941.
The
Air
Express Division of the Railway Express Agency
directors,
the.sum of $13,335.60
145%
over
Mail
record
an
a
mileage
common
date
of
Graddick,
the
company having
pound-miles in October as
the
April
gain
P.
with
as
in' addition, declared the usual quarterly dividend
of 68% cents per share on the
6Vz% participating preference stock,
par $50, payable Jan. 1 to holders of record Dec. 15.—V.
156, p. 1614.
The
.
compared with 159,678,0000 kwh, for
the corresponding week llast year, .an increase of 6.1%.—V.
156, p. 1782.
as
706,177
Tennessee Consolidated Coal Co.—Tenders—
Co.—Weekly Output—
output of the public utility operating companies in
Gas & Electric Co. system for the week ended Nov.
ex
Tri-City Utilities Corp.—To
$1,125,504
706,091
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Extra Common Dividend—
Pursuing this plan, the-.company, redeemed 4,000 shares of 7% pre¬
stock on Jully 1,-1941,; leaving 6,860 - shares
outstanding. It is
the -intention of the company, in ;the exercise of its right reserved
.under its certificate,of .incorporation, ns amended, to call for redemp¬
•
$1,148,291
consistent-
now
the
than
...
the
on
with .sound financial, management of the company.
ferred
the
156,
Company,
1942—12 Mos.—1941
58,086
bonds-
applicable
share
per
$5
cumulative preferred stock.* At that time all such holders were
informed that it was "the intention-of the
company to retire the unex¬
series
of
of
790.
Earnings—
both payable Dec.
letter to the Holders of
other course
to
Inwood
•Nov.
provisions for Federal taxes of $4, 196 for the current
$15,448 for the twelve months ended Sept. 30, 1942/ addito the amounts required under the
Revenue Act Of 1941.—V. 156,
The
redemption-
an
defiance
Transwestern Oil
the
28.
a
31
25 cents each,
$95,358
Dr9
1246.
10,
for
President
1695.
p.
and
tional
p.
and the usual semi-annual
preferred stock, par $100, payable Jan. 1
A. E, Staley, Jr., Nov. 18 in
In
20
forth
set
as
Labor
■
and Dec. 22,
$44,070
share
record
and on June
outstanding 7% preferred stock has been, called
"on Jan. 1,1943, it was announced.--
plan
of
regular quarterly dividend of $1.25
stock, no par value, pay¬
All
;
per
dispute
would
refusal
War
1942,"
public member
no
company's
National
of
return
"Includes
preferred
Dec.
common
Nov.
3,543
income
record
also
the
share on
Dec, 21
declared
17
par
the
on
record
Sutherland Paper Co.—Extra Distribution—
1941.
directors
per
able
Nov.
stock,
common
labor
A
corporation
the
of
duration
Truax-Traer Coal Co.—20-Cent Common Dividend—
10,983
and
Dividends
the
of
the
the
effort.
carrier
of
McNear,
an
and
Mr.
The
46,887
res. approps.
chgd. to
Net
with
Inwood
President
into
16,417
mtge.
R.
Assistant
to
City.
called)
$96,768
expenses
$18,929
■
directors
the
on
revenues
int.
P.
Morse,
left
1782.
on
'
Other
George
conduct
according
National
A
1942—Month—1941
income
month
on
30-^-
taxes
on
of
Sept. 23,
for
war
Transcontinental & Western Air, Inc.—New Officer-
p.
1945,
last,
1941
$18,938
Int.
to
was
to
capital
21.
$1.62
$5.17
*After providing for depreciation, estimated Federal and State
taxes,
and all other charges,
f After taxes of $6,303,594 and provision
reserves
the
conditions
determination
continued
Louis
as
2,
aS against 25 cents
were
as follows:
March
30,
and Sept. 30
taxes
Other
of
the
denies to Mr. McNear his request of Oct.
17,
subsequent requests for a hearing before the Board for the
pur¬
of
reopening the case.
In the
letter
to
Mr.
McNair, Dean
Morse
pointed out
"much
against
its preference, the Board
was
An
1,
Chase
(just
1942.—V. 156, p.
during
40 cents each;
1939
$1,263,002
of
mentioned above.
The order of the Board
,
1158.
p.
Prop, retir.
Square D Co.—Earnings—
Board
record
"Federal
1782.
Jan.
The
share has been declared
payable Dec.
was
Period End. Sept.
declared
recently
of
June
11 Broad St., New York
$458,800
Dec. 23,
on
cents per
cents,
similar
$1,670,097
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc.—Dividend Dates—
The
30,
-
due
at
Superior Water, Light & Power Co.
on
Jan.
on
154, p. 1532.
debentures
City of New York, trustee,
of
Government
interests
of
management
order
$1,000,000 of debentures recently called for
15, 1942, there have been called for redemption
through operation of the sinking fund, a total of
convertible
dividend
stock,
the
"continued
or
and
Sunshine Mining Co.—15-Cent Dividend—
A
15,238,228
$1,618,138 $14,792,558 $14,691,403
:_J—*1,420,340
1,337,894 *12,357,704
11.994,559
*1942 Revenue Aet increases taxes
by approximately $219,200 for
month and $1,879,500 for 9
months ended Sept. 30,
1942.—V. 156,
p. 1421.
the
of Dec;
1942—9 Mos.—1941
1,694,804 *16,605,591
this
on
since.—V.
none
10-year
of the
common
$9,133,578 $88,251,379 $80,015,112
33,718
321,239
301,182
5,788,918
56,531,991
49,784,299
35,449
,
6,575,000
expenses
final
the
the
1943,
of
Privilege
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Operating
made
were
29, 1941;
to
as
2,
$458,800
additional
Bank
Operating
amount
(The) Studebaker Corp.—More Debentures Called—
extent
converting said bonds into common
ercise the right subsequent" to such conversion to
purchase
shares of common stock for cash.—V.
156, p. 1510, 1614.
1942—Month—1941
like
and Dec.
*
Gas
to the
so
Period End. Sept. 30—
cents per share has been declared on the common
$10, payable Dec. 7 to holders of record Nov. 23.
Distribu¬
par
tions
that
management
and
the
of
and
dividend of 25
stock,
stockholders
convert
to
company
the
the
of
the
provisions
Production Board
its predecessors for
nearly two years. In his capacity as assistant
chief of the aircraft priorities
branch of the WPB he assisted in
planning distribution of materials for aircraft producers.—V.
1158.
p.
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co.—Resumes Dividend—
A
extent
cash
of
the
shares
of
bonds
the
sale
in
terms
yesterday Wayne L.
$2.71
post-war refund, for the nine months of this year was based
preliminary study of the Revenue Act of 1942, and for the three
months ended Dec. 31, 1941, has been
computed at the rates then in
on
opinion
direction
to
the
letter
a
your
for
ance
into
the
its
as
the
the Government should manage
of the railroad for the duration
$788,057
profits
New
to
stock
common
amount
of
and
the
and
the 240,584 shares of
exercise of subscription
Such
securities
exchangeable
the -basis
reorganization
underwriters.
the
and
that
plan ,of
the
Southern
and
upon
of
the
upon
and
Eastern
stated
railroad
21,
with
pose
exchangeable
company
March
imperative
accept
In
record
*After provision for estimated income and
Provision for Federal income and excess
t2,441,800
(Assumes exchange by holders of all of the
outstanding shares of
preferred stock of New Mexico Gas New Mexico Eastern and Southern
Mexico
the
accordance
management
under
is
in
only result in further labor trouble, because
to
Board's
profit
Earnings
$966,440 shs.
Into debentures of the company.
tAssumes. exchange by all of the holders of
war
that,
of
the
railroad
of
share
per
record
said
Board
forced
"Net
$3,650,000
$2,441,800
1,000,000 shs.
—„
that the railroad should not be returned to
of its owners at least for the duration of the
war,
Order
the
Earnings for Year Ended Sept. 30, 1942
Outstanding
"Unlimited
—
cents
Payments during 1942 will total $1.50 per
share,
$2.50 in both 1941 and 1940
3%%
debs., due 1967$1)
payable
60
16, 1940, and 25 cents
The
on
follows:
as
stock,
with
Nil
1062.
Board's Directive Order of
Southern
difference,
reorganization,
capital
1941
*$52,953
$5.47
-
stating
Board
the
Pay 75-Cent Dividend—
Standard Stoker Co., Inc.—25-Cent Dividend—
will
to
156, p.
arrange
for
the war.
$4,922,971
1695.
compares
Dec.
the
company
the
by
stock to. be outstanding
debentures and common stock of
plan
the
order
Executive
$6,546,296
difference
in series, unlimited except for certain restrictions
imposed
by covenants and provisions specified in indentures.
Mexico, Gas, New
common
stock of
tive
The
$1,261,585
1942
share
The National War Labor Board
on
Nov. 7 announced that because,
the
continued
defiance of
the
above
company
to
the Board's
directive order of Sept. 23, the Board
has issued an unanimous direc¬
$3.70
declared
This
of
$6,444,171
$0.96
18
the
on
3.
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Continued Operation
by Government Asked by Labor Board—
1942—9 Mos.—1941
$1.02
Nov,
Dec.
$349,797
preferred
per
"Loss.—V.
this
payment
made
taxes
on
record
income
Earnings
1614.
p.
1,889,682
directors
the
This
Co.
Production
The
company
such
from
$250,000,
'■Issuable
thereon
like
$1,691,189
to
156, p.
The
on
of
capital
fund
(par
first
also
the
A
$1,791,984
Stone & Webster, Inc.—To
serially
surrendered
by
the
series, due 196225-year sink, fund 6%
Common
156,
the
was
were
on
management
*Prov.
said
Production
merger.
bonds
of
and
sum
Southern
by
amount
a
Union
received
capital
the
$300,000,
the
said
of
wholly
a
maturing
Authorized
sink,
which
each
1942—3 Mos.—1941
chgs.
share
Amt. to Be
mtge.
1941.—V.
after all
Earnings
bonds
convert
,
First
29,
period End. Sept. 30—
*Net
will be
of common stock
be
company
through
of
in
bonds,
to
29
last,
been declared
of
6 Mos. End. Oct. 31—
Net
Sterling Drug Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings-
the
that
per
the
was
paid on Nov.
Distributions of 50
Sept.
company
loan
Southern
bonds
amount
sum
of
the
to
will
bank
a
amount
Co.
debt
pursuant
7,
year.
stock¬
of
has
10 cents paid on
20
Thompson-Starrett Co., Inc.—Earnings—
Spring Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
addition
In
holders
dividend of 30 cents per share
payable Dec, 15 to holders
stock,
July 1, last; 40 cents on Dec. 11, 1941,
cents on June 26,
1941.
The previous payment was. in
May,
1930, when 50 cents was disbursed.—V.
156, p, 151Q.
and
,
year-end dividend of 50 cents per share has been declared
common stock, payable Nov.
30 to holders of record Nov. 24.
com¬
for
year-end
compares with
plea to the court the company asked that the question
certain issues
regarding catalytic refining processes are
A
$100,000.
The
pany
which
make
the
Southern
the
be
shares
extent
19,374 shares
pay
contribution
a
Co.,
will
$350,000
Production
A
common
The
surrender
principal
and
company
constitute
of
in
will
from
the
the
of
order to
an
South¬
the
Eastern
of
of
To
.
the company.
stock
loan,
such
cancellation
Co.,
will
240,584
subscribed
Mexico
aggregate
period
of
of
stockholders,
common
Production
company
Eastern
from
to
New
company,
five-year
a
,Thermoid Co.—30-Cent Year-End Dividend—
would
recommendations
asked the court for
company
share.
per
Union
subsidiary
over
not
are
and
an
the
interest
•
Standard Steel
3%%.
bonds,
stock
common
share.
per
purchase
and
Gas
debentures
for cash at
Mexico
$1.50
offered
so
sinking fund
of
aggregate
an
at
cash
be
Mexico
into
for
to
holders
New
cash
subject to
are
mortgage
and
company
offered
so
holders
to
first
and
for
the
of
of
above),
Gas
purchase
to
stock
mon
$3,650,000
1962
with
public
second
a
whether
scrip.
addition to the securities to be issued in exchange for outstanding
of the constituent corporations,. the company will issue and
sell
The
1695.
p.
securities
series
compliance
the
subject to the consent decree be postponed until after the war.—V.
156,
.
In
its
that
amounts
said
debenture
of
by
said
company
,
may be first applied toward the
Therefore, the maximum amount of
debentures, at any
time outstanding, less • the amount of cash de¬
posited with the trustee, shall not exceed at any time $2,441,800
principal amount.
so
served
the
effect,
In-
applied toward .the retirement of outstanding debentures through:
purchase thereof; at prices; not more " than the redemption price
thereof, or toward the 'retirement of outstanding debentures selected
by lot; provided, however, if the board.of directors of the corporation
shall
spetition
Petroleum Coordinator.
be
retirement
it
In
the
formerly
Vice-President, has been elected Senior
General Manager of the export division
a Vice-President.—V. 156, p. 1783.
J. Reed Miller,
corporation, has been made
United Gas Improvement
The
ended
electric
Nov.
11,836,103
V.
156,
p.
output
14,
kwh.,
1783..
1942,
or
for
the
10.4%,
Co.—Weekly Output—
UGI
amounted
over
to
system
companies
for
the
week
125,882,135 kwh., an increase of
the corresponding week last year.—
The
•
the
of
were
company
would have paid had it called its bonds before maturity as
a
going business, rather than after its dissolution was ordered by the
Securities and Exchange Commission.
The company already has redeemed the bonds at par and accrued
interest and set up in a
separate fund the difference between par
and the call price, pending the decision.
The company was ordered dissolved and liquidated by the SEC on
March 20,
1941, under provisions of the 1935 Public Utility Holding
Company Act.
The New York Trust Co., as trustee under two debenture issues of
}
income
to the Revenue Act enacted in September, 1941,
restated to give effect
Years Ended July 31—
of
the
that hearings be resumed on Dec. 1 on appli¬
sell $4,000,000 serial notes for plant expansion.
approved the sale on Oct. 31 so that the com¬
to
company
Commission
could issue the new notes
the terms and conditions
the treatment by
allowed for -Federal income
pany
for
tion
a
cipal and accrued interest on the bonds only.
The Circuit Court, holding that the SEC acted
cents
15
each
were
were
each,
47,431
$90,734
banks and
in
Cash
Inventories
—
plus
reserve
"
703.
structure, it was stated.
The short lines involved
Southern
&
Etna
$172,941;
and
Montrose
proposed
the
purchase
surplus
Earned
record
declared
12
Nov.
on
of
quarter
fourth
10.
This
Sept.
Dec.
and
20
19,
payable
with
compares
and
last,
dividend
a
1942,
20
of
Dec.
cents
10
cents
Extras of 5 cents each were
and Dec. 20, last year.—V. 156, p. 1160.
tLess
revenues-!—
Operating
expenses-—
131,537
per
V.
M,
1942—12 Mos.—1941
1,043,493
1,404,467
91,147
620
28,332
70,973
on
69,329
Federal
State
$36,817
Net
471,286
583,587
Earnings
$46,745
$51,688
49,963
50,763
606,032
609,150
2,113
1,246
22,929
!—
$321
$5,331
taxes of $6,000 for the current month
30,
Sept.
1942,
additional
to
of
amount
the
of
.
Utah Power & Light Co.—Earnings—
Period Ended Sept. 30—
revenues
expenses—-
___
1942—Month—1941
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$1,458,105
$1,285,805 $16,378,152 $14,857,785
647,056
570,131
6,971,889
6,412,618
"Federal taxes
198,555
99,201
1,867,860
128,147
135,326
1,710,020
99,309
1,207,488
Amortization of limited-
150
150
1,800
900
$382,697
$381,688
$4,619,095
$4,631,586
1,185
230
7,001
5,150
(net)-—
the
Interest
on
Interest
un
Other
Int.
int.
$383,882
$381,918
$4,626,096
$4,636,736
185,172
189,028
2,253,516
deb.
bonds-
25,000
25,000
300,000
deducts.—
15,161
14,492
189,532
income
$158,549
$153,398
$1,883,048
$1,896,449
to pfd. stocks—
1,704,761
have
the
month and
.
the
for
Federal
$178,287
—
taxes
of
$60,000
$191,688
the
for
$453,400 for the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1942, additional
required under the Revenue Act of 1941.
and unpaid
to
Sept.
30,
1942,
after giving effect to dividends of $1,75 a share on $7
pfd. stock and $1.50 a share on $6 preferred stock, declared for
payment on Oct. 1, 1942.
Dividends on these stocf are cumulative.
—V. 156, p. 1784.
1942—Month—1941
The
Beaver
of
Preferred
the
Balance for
"Accruals
1942
will
10,962
$37,597
$43,707
$27015
in
3,792
3,208
1,884
7_
i.i——ti,
—
27
■
State
connection with
900
settlement—
tax
stock
income
4,605
45
;
bank loans—!—'
on
interest^
Nret
»
1,575
taxes.——
2,154
1,144
1,037
1,000)
1,597
taxes—
income
State
-1'
income
,
taxes..—
2,100 j
Balance
Dividends
interest
and
Investments
securs.
5,696
—
8,494*
1,211,958
849
651
610,
465
equipment—
—;
Prepaid expenses and other deferred items—
■....
20,836
r.——
1,065,011
;
——-
»'
1941
$28,705
$65,812
—_
brokers.;
receivable
—
and
Furniture
thru
1942
*
'
!_
sale of
on
$30,477,
,
Sl»eet, Sept. 30
—
due
rec.
1,500
$35,328
$29,595
7
'
—
Accts.
r~
__,!——
———
Assets—
»
Cash
.
.
.
,
.
—
-
•
Operating
bond
be
taken
in
the
if
up
has
be
called
by-laws
by
"Federal
Other
Net
210,167
2.662,498
2,470,724
Int.
5,611,000
2,880,945
Other
180,037
2,345,688
2,077,036
Int.
$488,327
$5,168,304
$5,606,839
24,817
337
174,635
38,915
152,058
1,815,246
$3,178,423
$3,791,617
1,171,602
1,171,602
Other
debentures,
made
at
the
of
Called—
stock
Federal
and
surplus.
income
$2,006,821
(normal and
surtax)
redemption,
excess
profits taxes are based upon the 1941 Revenue Act plus an added pro¬
vision of approximately $1,500,000 for additional taxes which may be
for retire, of
Liab.
in
pref. capital sto'ck
with privilege div. taxes...
connec.
stock
Common
Capital
($1
surplus
-
.
par)—
!
—...
———
Earned
surplus
3—
■{Unrealized depreciation
.
1,248
'
1,089
535
352
9,426
441,568
490,953
385,778
Dr447,402
payable
Prov.
$3,569,
250,000
,
250,000
.
...
500
352
9,409
478,627
.
.
521,747!
384,656
Dr378,616
'
•
—
$1,271,493
$1,137,594
—
156, p. 1064.
!
Wood Newspaper Maehinery Corp.—Earningsi
■
•
Earnings, Year Ended Jnne 30,
1942
'
$1,637,769
"Cost
of sales...
:
royalties, etc.
f>.
1,216,954
—
—
received——^——_!_7—
Cr8,743
^
48,12ft
and
tax
'
excess
156,
r
1338.
p.
Profit
income
(&
1942—12 Mos.—1941
■
$955,437 $11,756,045
516,286
5,190,702
$11,418,487
1,381,820
1,144,191
1,137,551'
1,167,741
94,036
-5*181,633
'
chgd.
;
1,089,091
1,096,604
$2,834,958
2,658
39,736
38,072
$211,255
$169,302
$2,989,977
$2,873,030
64,167
64,167
770.000
6,184
16,201
87,433
213,057,
"Includes
Cr5,080
preferred
:
provisions
.$88,934
Stock
—
—
for
$1,512,450
—
Federal
$2,134,968
622,518
taxes
of
1336.
on
the
common
record Dec.
15.
on
Nov.
stock,
17
no
additional
possible
>■
.*r
Sheet,
.
income
Federal
*.-•*•
•"
tax
'
,
liability
under
''
June 30,
-
1942
•;
*
,.r
•
;•
"
■
j
declared
par
Distributions of
a
value,
25
dividend
payable
cents
each
of
622,518^
$1,272,535
Liabilities—Accounts, payable; $54,262;* accrued: taxes,' commissions'
royalties payable, $39,360; Advances received on contracts (less
on
contracts to June 30, 1942, $376,755), $165,461;
reserve for
estimated Federal, income and declared value' excess, profits' taxes,'
!
$115,000; advances from U-. S. Government agency under war
$124,614;
15
Jan.
were
Dividend,—»
to
made
share
holders
on
of
April 1,
contracts,;
subscriptions to U. S. War Bonds, $6,806;
reserve
contingencies
—V. 156, p..
1064..
.
...
:
-
The
the
A
directors
on
Nov.
"
,
Wright Aeronautical
cents per
2
employees'
(including possible additional Federal income -tax:
liability under pending' legislation), $54,806; capital stock; $2,121,148;*
capital surplus, $153,672; earned surplus, $326,855; total, $3,161,984.
for
;
;
directors
$1,895,053
,
the" currenf
1942, additional
1941.—V. 156,
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.—Smaller
The
770,000.
for
$35,514
month.and $299,699 for the 12 months ended Sept. 30,
to
the amounts
required under the Revenue Act of
p.
depreciation of fixed aSsets
cost
$140,904
_—
$176,003
provision; for
of development expense.
and
Cr2,424
.
to construct.
Balance
50,000
.
-
2,014
applicable to
115,000
Assets—Cash.in banks and on hand, $257,032; U; S. Government tax
anticipation'"certificates,* $20,040; notes' receivable,/ $6,300; "acc6unts
receivable, $250,002; inventories (less advances to cover cost to date
of contracts in progress, $376,755),; $456,860; special, deposits, $131,420!
land, buildings/ machinery,- equipment; patterns, jigs, etc. (less reserve;
for, depreciation
of $1,074,909)! $279,943;. autoplate and newspaper!
printing press development and other, deferred expenses, goodwill and
patents (less reserve for extinguishment of development expense and>
patents of $455,524), $1,684,089; cost of tools, patterns, etc., $71,316;'
prepaid insurance; , etc., $4,982; total, $3,161,984.
*
$2,950,241
(net)
Net* income
1,833
declared'value
and
year
royalties paid,
Balance
90,939
deducts.—
&
the
pending legislation.
$166,644
90,444
income
int.
income
taxes——.
extinguishment
tlncluding
Subs.)—Earnings—
87,532
$209,241
mtge. bonds
on
Fed.
for; contingencies!—!—!—-^-!-!!——!—-!.
for
"Including
re¬
revenues
38,595
general expenses.'—.—
——
paid on royalties received.;
estimated
profits
tProvision
83,833
—
for
Provision
will be outstanding in
debentures owned by the
134,060
——
appropriations-
oper.
-
income
there
1942—Month—1941
taxes
retirement
Dividends
$2,620,015
and
Dividends
British
v
,*:'..
the
of the public," after deducting
$10,138,500 principal amount.—V.
taxes
Gross
1,776,307
$335,923
7
payable 7.i—
Administrative
redemption as of Dec,- 18 a total of
series due
1948,
at 100 Vz and int.
Manufacturers Trust Co., trustee, 45
550,716
285,900
150,876
——!
loan.—.
$5,294
,
that
for
Operating expenses
673,800
$5,567,924
!_!—
—
indenture.
$1,068,294
1,796,720
$4,993,669
$1,271,493
$1,137,594
—
.!„_
;
"tin value of,marketable securities,—-V.
8,614,830
-$487,990
bank
Accounts
Total
18 approved
These In¬
adjourn the meeting until Nov.
to
changes
revenues
2,214,749
.
taxes
Demand
will
it
—
Liabilities—
Accrued
1
•
.
Total—
.
Bank
National
First
the
,
,
Interest,
completion
serve
$28,203,336 $23,447,094
requirements
common
for
$21,410
Dr149
*
6%, debentures due April
on'April 1, 1943, at 100
at
made
that
new
voted
Period End. Sept. 30—
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$238,837
dividend
.
.
.
20-year
Washington Water Power Co.
v
10,201,096
$389,714
amortization
16,844
$32,699
—*
—7—^—
capital
and
$414,531
Balance
14,845
17,143
Co.—Stockholders Act—
certain
6%
of
hands
154,015
Qther income (net loss)
Interest,&
,196'
$38,553
$38,346
'
Wisconsin
1512.
will
company,
203,864
-
be
St., N. Y. City.
Upon
789,005
taxes
Balance
:
Company at a special meeting'held Nov.
corporation
Payment
226,935
revs,
-
,
redemption
for
will
announces
of
p.
$4,000,000
$2,107,451
Federal income taxes-—
operating
50,000
Warner Bros. Pictures, inc.—Debentures
161,544
Depreciation
Net
995
$49,543
,
Selling expenses
932,288
—
Maintenance
Other
8,737
(aver¬
secur.
basis)——
income
income
'
outstanding
called
directors
156,
$2,612,962
revenues..
Operation
'
Debentures—■
Payment
approval
of
—V.
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Earnings—
Operating
cost
of
sale
Federal
$1,428,760
$1,311,820
$1.03
$0.94
10 % post-war excess
the
include
not
trustee, Boston, Mass.
Property
Period End. Sept. 30—
$29,620
9,780
$53,191
income;—!!——71
on
'
1940
$38,768
14,418
,
"
Interest
23, when*
and election of a
time certain pending
appeals relating to the reorganization plan have been disposed of,-
board
amounted to
$7,813,488,
-'
1941
$38,773
marketable' securities!.
Profit
390,990
1,473,452
—,
the capital
Distribu¬
15, 1941,
on
Months Ended Sept. 30
:
current
amounts
fDividends accumulated
do
'
been
questions
the
—
provisions
3')'&
^payment of l Ve was made.—V. 155, p. 2376.
a
administrative expenses.
profit
Other
capital set-up provided by the reorganization plan.
new
cluded
1,704,761
Balance
to
Cr8,146
——'
—,
—
Co.—Special Div.—••
special dividend of
a
income
Total
age
'
180,103
fDividends applic. to applic,
"Includes
;
marketable securities. '
on
on
Federal
424,649
6,567,207
_
—
share—!———
Warren Brothers
300,000
chgd. to construe.-
Net
1704.
Profit;
2,268,330
mtge. bonds
&
p.
Earnings for Nine
Net
$3,475,085
' - 30,870
217,952
.!!_*
profits taxes——
figures
$583,500
company
court
income
1941,
Other security
1941
$8,659,576
7,786
200,846
-
Stockholders then
Gross
June 27,
General &
30,327
!—<—
—
excess
above
Stockholders of
the
investments
income
on
Interest
.
1,158,473
Other
$7,585,834
16 to holders of record Dec. 4.
made on July 6, 1942,. and on Dec.
were
Dividends
purchase. from the holders
thereof, so
many
of these debentures as shall be surrendered for
that purpose either to the company at its office at 60 East. 42nd St.,New York City, or to the trustee at any time not later than Dec. 31,
1942, and will pay therefore immediately upon such surrender par and
interest to April 1, 1943, or $1,030 for each $1,000 debenture.—V." 156,'
p. 1784.
•
1,674,643
101,500
taxes
Prop, retir. res. approp.
revenues-
$975,268
of
—
refund.
Boston,
979,565
Other
oper.
each
;
and $26,834
in 1942 and
1942
amortization--
and
interest.
The
required under the Revenue Act of 1941,—V. 156, p. 1336.
Operating
1942
in
$29,238
•
drafts.
common
per
1,' 1955,
$3,858
$3,841
and
■"Includes provision for Federal
Operating
$2,380,228
taxes—
Redeem
To
All
Net
$8,032,450
——_
15,112
deducts.
ended
'
debt
profit
profits tax
$620,404
$625,120
and
and
Note—The
mtge. bonds
term
157495,
Wisconsin Investment Co.—Earnings—
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Co.
income
$153,834
months
of
depreciation
Sept. 30—
funded
income
$4,009
Deficit
2'.4
Other
notes
Depreciation
8,041
5,227
on
Interest
47,679
and
—
—
Interest
$1,157,680
$1,657,606
$5,687
Gross income
declared
while
438.326
304,199
$2,944,025
have
directors
of
1336.
156, p.
Profits.
41,058
twelve
50,000.
125,000
..292,342
of
1135,000 shares common
Expenses
revenues—..
and
50,000
$1,597,237 in 1941 and $1,697,083
stock, of no, par value.
^Represented
depreciation
tions
350.
156, p.
Rent fr. lease of plant-
int.
898~015'
868,046
,
—
——:
for
2,563
,
1—17
7*--1
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine
The
recently.
Vice-President
Laddon,
9 Mos. Ended
19,931
—,
taxes
on
r—
69,124
stock, par $50, payable Dec.
and General Manager of Consolidated,
has been
elected Vice-President of Vultee.
Mr. Woodhead and Mr.
Laddon
will continue
in their present
capacities at: Consolidated.—I.
paid on
share
6,106
Federal taxes
Other
1,792,500
*
$101,003
$163,261
Int.
2,205,700
1
reserve
1942.
.
resigned
who
Millar,
per
holders
to
share in preceding
disbursed on Sept. 20
1942—Month—1941
period Ended Sept. 30—•
Operating
oper.
$2,413,000
272,800
1,803,000
—
*.—»—
payable——77—1
by'shares of $100 par,-lV. 154,
President of the Consolidated Aircraft Corp.;-has
elected President of Vultee Aircraft, Inc., to succeed Richard W.
Walworth
Net
—
!ll_
——
"After
Woodhead,
Harry
been
cents
30
19
accounts
for
reserve
1941.—V.
in
_
doubtful
for
reserve
1941.
Co.—Earnings-
Utah Light & Traction
*
bills
—
Total
Vultee Aircraft Inc.—New President, Etc.—
per
also
quarters.
Other
—
;
reserve
Surplus
-
Upson-Walton Co.—To Pay 30-Cent Dividend—
June
$2,413,000
2,205,700
—
taxes,,
1942
"Less
■
of
61,186
.
stock
1
__!——!—!
income
and
Pension
38,282
15,000
962,560
75,000
.
439,384
347,024
——————
—
——
$884,141
the
.—_!—/
—
Total
in
directors
•
,——
—
—
par)—
surplus
Newburgh & South Shore Ry., $1,500,000; North¬
ampton & Bath RR.,
$846,627, and Youngstown & Northern RR.,
$240,100.—V. 156, p. 1615.
for
par)
tno
30,685
- 15,000
954,800
75,000
,—
—
($1
Capital
$140,120; Hannibal Connecting RR.,
$31,939; McKeesport Connect¬
RR.,
stock
stock
Common
Ry.,
Southern
Donora
$780,624;
Ry.,
declared
Preferred
ing RR., $1,000,000;
The
for
Accounts
161.529
54,618
49,500
$7,585,834
—
overdraft
$372,003
13,329,
392,276
—I
for contingencies—
Reserve
$309,942; Johnstown & Stoney Creek RR.,
share,
-$662,690
27,166
•
—.
—
for Federal and State taxes-
Dividends
$33,000;
Ry.,
———
expenses
Provision
follow:
prices
Carbon County
$1,200,000;
RR.,
Monongahela
&
Accrued
The acquisition will also simplify the corporate
through subsidiaries.
payable
Accounts
The corporation has
asked the Interstate Commerce Commission's
approval'to acquire direct stock control of 11 short line railroads now
owned by its subsidiaries.
The direct acquisition, the corporation told the ICC, will result in a
tax saving to U. S. Steel and its stockholders because dividends from
the railroad
companies will pass directly to U. S. Steel instead of
Connellsville
—
——
1
Liabilities—•
Railroads—
Birmingham
'
stock
Bank
1,000
1,896.074'
$8,032,450
loan
$2,380,228
—
'
——1—7
7
38,908
1,322,260
2,188,123
2,484
60,000
71,352'
'
!.—
Special wartime inventory reserve.
$2,944,025
—————
——
37,613
1.
1,602,142*
bonds.*
Victory Loan
charges
Bank
in
Total
Control of 11
United States Steel Corp.-^Seeks Direct
905,989
etc,.!!—
.
Reserve
9,585
10
992,299
10,502
Deposits in closed banks (less reserve)— —_
10
tLand, buildings, machinery and equipment-—
949,233
Established milk supply system—1,000
1941
$3,257,298
7
;
!
2'/£*
!
19^2
$3,208,052
' v '"862,684
'
'
investments,
misc.
"Liabilities—
*
,
'
'
-
-!__77
tCommon
10,670
—
£216,127
31
July
Sheet,
Total
651,886
Reciprocal insurance subscribers' fund and sur-
March 15, June 16 and
and Dec. 15, a year-end of 54 cents.—V. 156,
91,000
.—
!____!___u_;I!_!!—!!!7_!--—,!l
Canada
of
Deferred
2,608
773
171,263
9,780
1 [
I_
1
250,000
125,000
Balance
*.,
preferred
•
—
;
" 129,424[
k
7
—
Dom.
1941
$211,850
500,319
,
—,—
Prepaid expenses
.
1942
$1,362,659
.438,805
{less reserve).
receivable
notes
Cow
hand—.—„
on
119,569
' ''
'56,000
128,809 ;
arid
inc.
Dom.
buildings, etc._
Inventory
80
Sept.
receivable
"Accounts
45,655
134,538
memberships,
.
$304,199
$1.56
—'
At
7,42^
57,102
122,789
Patents, trade marks and goodwill.—1—1—
Accounts and bills receivable!!_—
213,352
$354,815
"
50,616
$346,546
$0.89
'
—
As
2,250
53,865
133,426
and
*
.*•,
estate,
Trade
-$141,463
298,497
.
Sheet
1,238
officers
Investments
113,751
$389,231
'" 42,685
j—..
declared-
or
Balance
against 32 cents on March 16, 1942.
Payments during 1941 were as follows:
p.
"Real
69,168
.
216,212
,
3,589
special war-time in v. res.
Assets—
v
*.$371,813
81.626
48,251
,
4,120
profit"7—JL-t:—Ir:'!-!!!—;!!L\"'$216,562 '* $227,279 \
Net
-
4,755
1941
$436,823
Assets—
year-end dividend of 40 cents per share has been declared on the
stock, payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Nov. 30.
Distribu¬
tions of 30 cents each were made on June 15 and Sept. 15, last, as
32 cents each,
.'••••
'•
$627,755
!—
executive
Consolidated
——
——.
surplus, Sept. 30—
per
common
share.—
Earnings
A
15,
——
paid
Earned
common
Sept.
31
March
surplus
Dividends
Dividend—
United States Tobacco Co.—Year-End
•!•;
4
*
1940
$589,111
depreciation--
Prov.
'
•
19^1 '
$913,655
profits taxes!-!'
for
Gash
Total
usual
.
/
,
1942
i—
!———_*——
——
surplus,
Earned
quarterly dividend of
50 cents per share -pp the common stock, payable Dec. 31 to holders
of record Dec.
13.
A year' ago, an extra of $1.50 per share was
voted,
while two years ago the company declared an extra of $1
(see V. 154, p. 1272).—V. 156, p. 1159.
the
declared
,have
directors
income
Net
'do.—No Extra Dividend—
States Gypsum
United
The
'
administrative and general expenses—
Depreciation,
————
Provision for Federal and State income taxes—
1942,
16,
.,./,r
.
Selling,
Payments during 1941
as follows:
March 15, 25 cents; June 14 and Sept. 15, 35 cents
and Dec. 15, 30 cents.—-V. 156, p. 791.
March
..
"
profit from operations, including income
from leased properties
.—
——
15 to holders of record Dec. 1.
Distribu¬
made on June 15 and Sept, 15, last, as
20 cents on
with
compared
'
End. Sept. 30—
for
for
excess
'J
loan——!—
——
for
Gross
capital
been declared on the
share has
cents per
$5, payable Dec,
par
of
25
of
dividend
A
stock,
tions
Milk Co.—Earnings—
Van Camp
6 Mos.
-
Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
United States Graphite
'.
•
——
bank
on
Provision
Prov.
Prov.
properly under pro¬
dissolution was fair
ruled that the order of
parties.—V. 156, p. 1695.
all
to
reasonable
and
law,
the ,1935
of
visions
of Nov. 2, it reserved jurisdiction
as
with respect to
and certain of United's bondholders petitioned the court
review of the SEC order, which provided for payment of prin¬
; '
1942 •'
!
fees
Remuneration
Interest
"
operations
Legal fees '
which should be placed in the order
the company of accelerated amortiza¬
tax purposes.—V. 156, p. 1696.
; •
to
as
United Light,
from
Directors'
has ordered
SEC
The
While
Earnings
,(&, Subs.)—*
Ltd.
Co.,
V
'•
'
SEC to Resume Hearings—
cation
Flour: Mills
Canada
Western
Earnings—
"
;
cents
1,* 50 cents each.—V.. 156, p. 1616.,
and July 1 and Oct.
each;
20, 1942 (1941, $1,097,500).
For comparative purposes Federal
and excess profits taxes for each month of 1941 have been
Sept.
company
1942.
and Oct. 1, last, as compared with r50 cents op Jan; 2,
during 1941 were as follows: Jan., 2 and April 2., 40
1
Payments
,
Appeals on Nov. 12 held that bond¬
not entitled to the 9 Vo premium , the
of
Court
Circuit;
S,
U.
holders
July
required under the proposed 1942 Revenue Act. This additional amount'
Is
being
spread monthly upon' the basis of taxable income.'
The
amounts shown above for Federal income taxes include provision for
estimated excess profits taxes of $3,946,200 for the 12 months ending
Co.—Denied Bond Premium—
United Light & Power
Monday; November 23, 1942
8c FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL
1872
12
•* -
-v "
!* V, V-
Corp.!—To Pay $8 Dividend—
declared
a
dividend
of
capital stock, payable Dec. 14 to . holders of
payment was made on this issue on Oct.
similar
compared with $4 per share on Dec. 14,
$8
per
share
on
Tecord Nov. 27.;
28, last year, as
1940.—V. 156, p. 1512.
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