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New
Number 4002
Volume 154
York, N. Y., Tuesday, November 4, 1941
Stock and Bond Sales
DAILY
famish
we
point represent one or
Figures after decimal
Bond Prices
117.24
.17.21
117.21
**>
1944-54.1—.
Total sales
>'.J
Low.
1948-56
:
»
....
....
^
109.26
109.26
-
mj*
109.31
109.31
109.26
109.26
J
*6
Low.
(Close
*
m
•
30 Oct.
for
range
the
year.
108.18
108.18
—'
QUOTATIONS
108.18
1
'
y. *
City News
Corporation News
31
108.15
-
108.15
'
■
29 0:1.
2
(High
i-
New York Curb
----
Exchange
-(Low.
2H8,1952-54....
(Close
•
Out-of-Town Listed Markets
'
■
Total sales in $1,000 units...
....
....
105*"
(HlRb
j£..(Low.
105
""
104.31
•
j-..
■....
/:
-
Total sales In
-i--,
104.31
104.31
103.2
103.2
17
103.6
Close
-
•
-
15
103.2
....
5
-
-
105
-
'Low.
214s 1967-72
101.29
—
-
(High
104.29
_
:
....
.
Total sales in $1,000 units...
....
104*29
units...:
-
104.30
105
105
(Close
----
High
Total sales in $1,000
+
in computing, the
Also In This Issue
108.15
-«-
108.11
■
y:
28 Oct.
27 Oct.
108.11
Total sales in $1,000 units...
10*9*26
214s, 1956-58
(Close
in $1,000 units.
3*48, 1943-47-.——
'
—
109.26
u
„
25\oct,
108.11
(High
(Low.
(Close
1950-52
....
-)L?W-
•
.
2 J4s,
'y'«
4
'•
(Close
in 51,000 units...
(High
Total sales
3 *43.
Treasury
■'
....
109.31
(nigh
4s,
No account is taken of such sales
Stale and
Daily Record of U. S. Rond Prices Oct.
|
I
V
$1,000 units...
Total sales in
31
117.21
117.24
(Low.
(Close
1947-52
4 lis.
117.24
(High
Treasut>
30 Oct.
29 0c<:
27 Oct.' 2* Oct.
25 Oct.
Oct.
Copy
YEARLY
-
Stock Exchange during the current week.
more 32d of a point.
Corporation coupon bonds on the New York
Daily Record oj U. S
WEEKLY
-
daily record of the transactions in Treasury, Home Owners' Loan and Federal Farm Mortgage
a
a
New York Stock Exchange
U. S. Government Securities on the
Below
60 Cents
New York Stock
disregarded in the day's range, unless they are the only transactions of the day.
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are
194T
NOV 5
TU ESD AY
102.30
102.31
102.27
102.3.
102.27
16
55
13
$1,000 units...
•Miscellaneous
*4
103.7
103.5
103.7
103.4
103.5
103.7
103.4
(See Index Back Page)
103.5
103.5
55
16
10
'
J Low.
1943-45-....
3 lis.
3148.
Total sales In $1,000 units..'.
105.16
106.16
106.12
106.14
106.18
108.16
106.12
106.18
:
■
*,
..
109.24
109.26
■.....
Total
1
2
-----
10
■■
.
■:
■
Stocks,
.
Total sales in $1,000 units...
....
(High
•
2s,March
.
-
•
.A
'■
.
1946-48...———Low-
(Close
-
'
■
(High
1951-55-...——Low.
I Close
3s.
1
'
...
244s.
'
w
112.11
112*9
*
*
112.9
m'jm
.
112.13
..:.
Frlday.^..iji.-
-
-
«
---
(High
•—
*
.
.
-
•"
.
::
109.5
.
•
109.7
'■
■,
jv
jm
m
2
m
.
105.24
-
-
-
"
"
•
Close
<
:■
,
:■
.
:;.v"
111.18
Low.
$3,476,000
Jan.
1 to Oct. 31
1940
1941
1940
4,752,010
119,166,036
169,574,685
$443,000
$16,458,000
131,808.000
1,598.056,000
180.554.0UO
1,091.965,009
'
$365,000
f
3,476,000
33,397,000
3,703,000
29,697,000
$37,233,000
$33,843,000
Railroad A industrialTotal
....
-v.
Stock and Bond
h
Below
r
!*
m
Total salts in $1,000 units...
1
j
-
110.17
110.17
....
1
3
....
n
are
the
daily closing
$34,273,003
$1,743,322,0001 $1.306,792.009
Averages
of representative
averages
■'
-
•.
111.23
C'---
111,23
•f
'm
If*,
jkS*
•,
....
-
**
.
.
111.23
.m'mWm
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
•
(
■>
Stocks
>;■'
;
•
-
-
....
v-';:
.
30
20
Indus¬
Rail¬
trials
:
Bonds
-■
roads
Dale
....
(Close
:>
'
(Close
105.19
Low.
2148, 1942-14
....
-
as
.
(High
;
•
*
-
1
•
•
■
the New York Stock Exchange
on
105.19
Total sales in $1,000 units...
-
....
■:
-
10*5*. 1*9
(High
1944-52....(Low.
(Close
3s,series A,
-V
w
•
'
-
-1...
HomeOwners Loan
"
•
-
(Close
y
'2
'
stocks and bonds listed
Total sales in $1.000 units...
"
:
....
....
Low.
214s, 1942-47
<
;
.....
(High
(
111.18
.t
■
(High
1958-63—-—-(Low.
1941
Foreijn
3
Close
110.17
110.12
.
111.18
Close
214s,
.
.1..
(High
Total sales in $1,000 units...
.
....
Total sales in $1,000 units...
2 $4s, 1956-59..
.
110.12
110.12
(High
.—.(Low.
1951-54
$33,397,0001
3,054,270
U.S. Government....
105.24
-
Low.
3s. 1942-47
J09.7
3 yy
V-...S
'
2 ?4«„
.
'
-Total sales in $1,000 units...
-
!
Binds
High
100.7
109.5
109:r
109.10
$37,238,000
y,;: 920,000
Week Ended Oct. 31
Stocks—No. of shares.
■.
109.3
-
$365,000
447.000
r
Total sales fn$1.000 units...
*3s<
109.10
if
.
.
3,054,270
Exchange
10*5*24
(High
1944-49-......i—(Low.
(Close
*3
....
•
(Si
88,000
29,000
$3,285,000
5,009,000
0,944,000
7,523,00.
7,114,000
7,363,000
44,000
75,000
108,000
New York Stock
■
«»■194MI-
$21,000
693,000
,
,
;
_
*
50
....
-
J
(Low.
(Close
'
6,722,000
6,579,000
6,4.4,000
841,490
-
$427,000
338,000
601,000
4,577,000
6,263,000
/Total
•
(High
■■■
v
$2,837,000
551,860
■n
Sales at
Total sales in *1,000 units...
r>t.
'
;;.y
—'
Mortgage
289,140
478,800
559,730
553,250
United States
2
(Close
•
3148,1944-64
107.10
.
...
107.10
'
'
•
arm
112.11
107.10
107.10
1-
units, t.
'■■
>'■
107.10
107.10
1945-47——jLjw.
Federal 1
yiy 2
-*1
•
y;:
■T - -
Total sales in $1,000 units...
112.11
112.13
1
112.9
''alii
V
[High
Total sales in $1.000
1
Sates
Total
105.26
——
r---
-
(Low.
2s. 1953-55
112.27
2
112.13
^
----
(High
112.27
112.29
....
'
■
I Close
,
112.29
....
{
w
Total sales in $1,000 units...
.'V,;
....
,'v.
; ::f:
'
—..(Low.
'
1955-60
'
r •
•
11*2*27
*
High
2 Ha.
;;
,
V
units...
Total sales in $1,000
11*2*29
Bind
Binds
Thursday......
V"
105.26
----
Total sales in $1,000 units...
—
Government
Bmds
105.26
(Close
S
—-
....
$1,000 units...
Total sales in
Foreign
Bonis
Wednesday..'..
Low.
28, Dee. 1918-50...—
and Mi well J
Shares
M jnday.
Tuesday....i..
•
(High
(High
Numler of
3aturday
....
■
Total tales in $1,000 units...
r*
'
'y----
1948-1950....(Low.
(Close
Railroad
Week Eniei
'
3s.
Exchange
Oct. 31. 1941
'*'
•
New York Stock
....
:
(High
(Low.
(Close
2s, 1947
109.24
(Close
sales in $1,000 units...
at the
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
....
Total sales in $1,000 units...
-r-1 L®w-
:-y
•
•
....
(Close
2
109.24
109.31
K;
—-
Low.
—
106.19
109.26
•
214s, 1954-56-
(High
.
1
109.26
109.3.
,v-:'
-.-v;.-.
J.
6
11
109.31
m"m
(high
3N 8. 1949-52...- a
<•'
*
2
/
Transactions
,
'
106 14
$1,000 units...
;
(Close
|
106*12
(High
(Low.
2J4S, 1951-53
105.13
....
106*16
1946-49—,jLow.
Total sales in
■
106.18
106.18
fes
>
'
t
1
10V.18
$1,000 units...
,
(Hlgii
105.13
U
105.10
----
.
..
(High
Total sales in
105.13
105.10
I Close
units
Total sales in $1,000
.•
.
105.10
(High
10
10
v
Total
10
First
Second
65
Indus¬
Grade
Gradf
Utili¬
40
Stocks
15
trials
Rails
Raits l
ties
Bonds
Utili¬
ties
— -
1
112.16
«
112.14
11.
112.23
(High
194 5-47.— (Low.
(--i.
112.15
112.23
112.19
-1;-
2
6
1
1 lii s,
112.19
Close
'
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1
-
•
r"'
•
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1
..
'
(High
Low.
2Hs, 1945.......
<,
•
v
..
,...
....
40.04
107.97
50.34
110.26
16.83
40.51
107.94
93.27
50.59
110.38
90.54
28.35
16.90
40.46
107.94
93.26
50.46
110.40
90.51
....
*
Oct.
Odd-lot sale3,
•
...,
y,;.:.. l',;
t Deferred delivery sale,
<
U:
,
•
w
V
-,.v
■;;
17.24
40.56
108.08
93.25
50.39
110.26
90.49
28.57
17.43
40.97
108.15
93.50
50.70
110.34
90.62
'.-W>
■
(Close
above
table
includes
only
sale
of
coupon
103.7
108.7
■
.V
108*7*
108.7
v
?-
registered bonds
were:
BONDS
.
108.7
v
......
Treasury 2J4s, 1955-1969, 1 at 112.10 to 112.10
Treasury 2 >is, 1936-1959, 6 at 111.19 to 111.19
Treasury 234s, 1932-1954. 2 at 106
to 106
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Week Ended Oct. 31
■
/
"i...«.
Treasury
Treasury
3lis.
3lis.
lis
1944-1946 A
1946-1949 J
1949-1952 J
1946-1948 .7
.1951-1955 M
Treasury 3
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW
for.
Oct
52*4
27
.
S per
$ per share.
*51 »4
51 »4
*i23
53
2212
12U
3818
*%'
*68U
2&s
*
75s
i2i4
3834
1*
72
2J4
03
6IS
*7
»u
7'4
7
7,
*17
18«4
....
225g
12ig
,
38
■
,
!
17
51 >4
♦123
5114
4612
7%
*12
12 >8
3814
38
38%
7 >8
*3g
72
6i#
7
6%
17
2%
♦
234
100
*
*3g
5i«
*684
63g
*1612
'
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.
234
6%
18
For footnotes see page 890,
*45%
*45i8
50:
47 •
7%
X7h
7l4
12%
33t4
r
*22%, 23*2
1278
37I2
%
%
*-.
284
100
6%
*16%
„
2%
*
1278
3778
%
72
234
100
14
7
....
46%
72
*
*18
7
*123
52
50
•
377g
*
518t
23
-12
%
♦
27g
93
23
$ per share
52
-
*45%
46%
7%
23
227g
12
:
*51i4
*123
*46
Fridat
Oct. 30
$ per share
50
72
*1*'
6i2
*6i4
$ per share
*4512
*3g
*68
2%
*.'...
Oct. 29
49*4
4512
7»2
22%
12%
*4512
45i2
714
46>2
*22
Wednesday
Oct. 28
.
share
5114
*123
*4512
*45U
*7%
Tuesday
Monday
Oct. 25
6%
18
7
;
6'4
*17
7
0-2
18%
:
Ranoe Since Jan. 1
v
YORK STOCKS
$ per share
5178
*123
517g
Shares
461a
67g
*22%
1212
371s
'4
*—
2%
*-..
67S
61s-
*16'2
50
4612
-
EXCHANGE
:
90.48
Lowest
•:
/
'f ;:Par
Highest
9 per share
400
Abbott Laboratories...iV9 par
46
115
Mar21
38
Apr 3
Apr 22
Acme Steel Co..:..
Adams
25
Express.......No
44
6,800
61«
72
1,200
Air Way Ei Appliance ..No par
73
2*8
ib',500
Ala & Vlcksburg Ry Co...100
Alaska Juneau Gold Mia— .10
Albany & Susq RR Co.... 100
92
1,100
5,000
100
par
Adams-Mlltls Corp...-N) par
Address-MmtlT
Corp.....10
Air Reduction Inc.. ^.. N) par
*16
678
IsTooo
700
5 H % pf A with $30 war. 100
6^8
1812
700
5V4% pi A without war. 100
$2.50 nrl >r conv pref.TVo par
100
Allegheny Corp.
Year 1940
Treasury 3s
.,-.
'..No par
.
S's Apr
1912 Feb
12
May
3534 Apr
i4 Oot
5534 Sept 20
124
Sept 25
54i2Sept 23
5l34 Jan
22
20
15
23
31
6
36(2 June
«8 May
Jan
4
9918 Aug
»8 Jan
10">8 Jan
Sept 26
8
6
100
.
9
9i2Aug27
2H2 Apr 3
70t4
147
4012
Feh
•
„
-
_
No. Low
High
117.24
109.26
_
109.31
Hioh
3 117 21121.26
12 109 26113.18
*111.19 111.28
-
Since ■>'
Jan. 1
112.20115.7
104.29
104.29
5
105.13 105.13
105.19
2 105.13 108.6
O
106.14 106.12
106.18
22 106.12109.9
D
109.24 109.24
109.31
■
104.29107.25
13 109.24112.12
D
*112.31 113.8
D
*109.1
109.10
112.27 112.27
112.29
3 110.4
112.13
4
■«
S
Jan
May
May
77
Mar
7
Ian
Dec
100
Dec
3g June
1<8
Jan
14Sg
12it
Jan
7
24
May
.1948-1951 U
Treasury 234s..
Treasury 234s......
.1956-1959 M
112.7
•
114.9
109.13111.21
Jar
D«C
J
.1958-1963 .7
yy
113.9
107.10
53 107.10 109.2s
109.10
6 107.27110.9
110.12
110.17
4
107.2
111.18
2
107.1
D
111.23
111.23
1
106.31111.23
112.24
9
109.3
109.7
iD
•
^
j
•
107.10
....
^^
D
112.14
......1945 J
D
*106.25 107.2
.1949-1953 3
D
....1950-1952 M S
.....1952-1954 M S
Treasury 214s
Treasury 2V4s
1956-1958 m a
Treasury 214s.
Treasury 214s..........1967-1972 M
Treasury 214s.....
1951-1953 3 P
Treasury 214 s.
1954-1956 J D
Treasury 2s..........r......1947 J L
Treasury 2s
Mar 15 1948-1950 m S
..
.
—
_......
Treasury 2s..:..Dec 15 1948-1950 J
Treasury 2s.I—1953-1955 7
For footnotes see page 891.
107.8
110.18
111.18
112.24
107.22 108.14
*108.8
1948 M
Treasury 2Hs
Treasury 214s.
107.14112.13
111.18
■
.1960-1965 J
.
.
112.9
5
.1945-1947 M
.195HD54
Apr
Nov
27l| Apr
10i{ Jan
58>8 Jan
Vg Mar
5\ June
414 May
-
Treasury 234 s
Treasury 234 s
Treasury 234s.
9
:
.1955-1960
Treasury 2Hs..
112.11
Vf 8
Treasury 2H$
Treasury 2%s......
Feb
60
12t? June
4
5
14 Oct 29
03g Oct 16
May 27
49U Dec
110
May
30
Ma>
347g Maj
4U Maj
16igJuni
60
Aug
Highest
.
9 per Shan I per share
9
75
S»pt
5 <2June
6
8's Oct 4
24'4 Aug 6
157g Jan 3
45
July 28
&8 Jan 14
9
212 Oct 31
15
Lowest
$ per share
Feb 21
-7U
23<2
127g
37*8
800
v
Treasury 3s
•J
Range
Bonds Sold
Asked
.
4 H % conv preferred.... 100
Abraham & Straus..-..No par
800
...
*45%
.
Rangefor Previous
On Basis of 100-SAar« Lots
Week
%
%
7
:
the
Oct. 31
STOCK8
£
117.21
O
L
1946-1956 m S
Treasury 334s
1943-1947 .7 D
Treasury 3J4s.— .1943-1945 A (
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
-
Bid
Price
Low
4
—..1947-1952
Treasury 4Jis.
Sales
Range of
Friday's
Sale
U. S. Government
*2
1
Treasury 3?4s
Saturday
110.38
Week's
Last
Inter st Period
Treasury 4s............ 1944-1954 J
I LOW
50.48
Friday
....
bonds. * Transactions in
108*7"
(High
•
....
....
N.
Total sales in $1,000 units.
r
93.10
28.33
t Cash sale.
i
-(Low.
214s, 1949-53
108.03
40.60
28.43
119.43
120.73
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Note—The
Low.
(Close
Total sales in $1,000 units...
17.10
119.60
T
(High
2Ks, 1948
90.44
25.
Oct.
.
'
Total sales in $1,000 units...
31.
Oct. 27.
■y::::
(Close
i :
Total sales in $1,000 units.
*: ¥■
.'iv
Close
*•
16.64
28.69
119.37
Oct.
•
112 19
Total sales in $1,000 units...
28.33
119.18
29.
Oct. 28.
Total sates in $1,000 units...
,
112.24
117J8
Oct. 30.
Total sales in $1,000 units....
'jjv;..-:; ./i'-,!;(High
214s, 1960-65.—'Low.
93.21
Total
10
I
------
108.17
108.7
108.7
3 105.2
108.9
103.18
4 105.4
118.13
102.8
106.16
108.18 108.11
*106
l ;
-
103.5
......
107.16109.22
„
106.9
104.20
36 103.1
105
102.27
103.7
*108.23
*107
107
107.9
*105.16 105.25
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103.17
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34
Apr. 23
'6*2 Jan
28
10
J
1942* MN
1961
88% 106%
33
29
v
59
on.... ...1960
♦6s of 1027....,.,
8% Apr
\ 12%.May
19 "v Jan
8
95 "■
O
-*6s assented;.r—-Sept 1961 rf-f
-3s external
:
A
:2%May
-5%Jaly 3t
\ 8% July 31
3% May
1284 Sept 12 ^.•4%-Dec
*■
Jan 20
6
!
5%% preferred..:.... —60
-..5
7.400 Baundall OH Co.-—
1,100 Bath Iron Works Corp.'—— .1
-
I960 *
♦C'lombia Mtge Bank 6*4s.. 11947
"♦Sinking fund 7s of 1926:.: .1946
V ♦Sinking fund 7s of 1927.... 1947
Copenhagen (City) 5s..:.....1952
With declaration.._
1
25-year gold 4^8:
;.1953
B
384
99%
Calombla (Republic of)—
♦0-f of 1928.—Oct 1961 A
Dec
Feb
1
^
v
5
99%
.
8
♦Chinee (Hukuaug Ry) 5s. 1. .1961
♦Cologne (City) Germany 0^8.1950
80*2 May
124% Jan
*-■.
41
32%
8
96
♦6aa.»sented..,
1962 MM
♦Chilean Gons Munic 7s...:1960
OM •■S
"*7s assented....... —.....-.1960 MS
0% Mar
a
08
95
A O
• ♦6sAS«etrted...-V...--.1961
V ♦Guar sink fund 6s.. jv.:: 'U1962 MM
?
■
14%
"98%
4 •
4 May
'8% "Mar
i ,1%; Feb y-6% Mar
.10 ' May
82% Mar
V 014'July 28
3
13
v
May
43% June
07
May
112%June
72*4 Jan 0
121
Oct 27
l%May
6
June
102
7
50%
.59%
60%
-
8%
99.
•'"•
;-27%May
9
7% July 10
y ->
r).
5%
106%
♦Sink fund0Kb of 1920-:..1961 / D
V*
22% Apr
/22%--Apr
18% May
60J2-.O4rt29
45%
1
101%
.,.1950 M ,t
-.
64% Dec.
"r 23% Jan
-8% June
'■1 0%Juue
111%Sept
85
.69. *•
6%
942 M'N
H'H
•♦External sinking fund 08.1960 A-O 'it 15% .*,15%;
-Dee
20% Oct 34
0% Feb 14
47
41
.
8
♦Exterpal,slnk£ngfhhd 6s .;•. 1902
•ft' ♦es.asseated---...
—i 1962
x
47*2 Feb 14
—
v
46
98 H
coupon on... -.1960
"♦Jiri'-semed-
,1
-43% Apr
45% Opt 21
55 * Oct 20
13% Feb 15
16*2 Jan 2
19%June 6
107 May 29
5% preferred.i........ 100
Atlantic Refining_.........
"fiioo
,
'
3%
700 Atl GAWI83 Lines—....I
-
53*4
26%
45
31
59 %•
60%
...1954 J.J
'
#
43%
'
101%
J
,
Apr
Apr
Dei
49% May M05
Mm
.29% Jtlhe -45
^ 82v
May 100*2 Mar
18
M ay
25*4 Jan
4;.
;v
45
105%
...1967 /
J
..,1968 MJV
...
—
.Aug 28
68
105 H
J
...1944 J
-
—
♦Extl inking fund 0s_.Feb
*68 anented
Feb
:
4Rv extls f 6s—. —.-Jan
■:;?f ♦fts assented. -.-.Jan;
♦Extl slaking fund 6s. .Rept
•
v
\.
9
V'55
59
43
59%
85
'
-
WH
.♦68'a seated..:...I960 AO
4%- Apt
i. 35%. Feb
65 v, Aug
■
7
41
A
♦Chile (Rep)—Extls f 7s..
*
15% Nov
'
1
57%
J
F
-
♦Fvrm Loans f 6s...Oct 15 1060 A
•
88: Sept 0
102*2' Aug V'0
35%-Jan-23
96%Mar 12
31% July 22
70% May 1-8
28% July 22
Feb 19
.
.
-»1".
•
85
59K
M'fitgMaar 3»Jtr*tApr i>,;*F,xter«alstttkiagJttndh8:.-i:1963 MM
t': .-^6s -assented.:..
.196'a MM
„0% Jan 10 ,r- 3%May
9%vJau
06% Jan 102 July ♦ChileMtge'-Bank 6^s.-'.i.:, 1057 lr>
91% Oct 24
♦0J4ra^seated..
,4
.1967 f D
9 s
Jan
4%May
10% Sept' 10
88*4 Sept 10
5% Feb 19
79% Mar 8
'
.55
55%
56%
39«i
9% Sept ,.8
4%May 22
■
•
»
♦6 %
——- -
*5%
♦PI
""
" 68%
.
6%
y'
22% Mai
113%. Aub
22% May
•
j
—
Apr
A pr
May
84%'Jab JO
0% Apr 18
26
V,"..
59
—
'■*,?
5*2 Jan 2_
25. May
,70*4 Sept 30
72 SepfrdS ff
Jin
-,•- •
85.1,
s
,
l^%Sep^f ;£7*$Sw*, |u%r;our
,">4./
Jau 20
■'
66 W
S
7-year 2 Ms...
—'—
30-year 3s....—
'30-year 8s„:
♦Carlsbad (City) 8«
♦Cent Agrlc Bank (Ger) 7«♦Farm Loan s f 0s. .July
-
a%Junc
t23vJune
33% Sept 17
3
60
"
.
May 14
Feb 20
"-8:
12%.'Jan 7
2% Jan 17
109% Mir 24
4 May
5
& Co ot Illinois..... 5
S3 conv prior prerl..No par
7% preferred 1... 1.. 100
Armstrong Cork Co...Nopar
42,500 Armour
-
67%
i
Feb 24
1
500 Aririour&Co(Del)of7%gtd.lOO
*110% 111*4
4
4%
*66 "
*
1,200 Archer Daniels Mldl'd.No par
'*1%
1%
:528%f 28%
73
*06
100 Andes Copper Mining
20
200 A P W Paper Co Inc....'..—5
10%
19«
'
68
u
-
"
9
.1914
19.X
M
i..
-.1945
10-year 2 H»--25-year Zy^........... ...1961
Oct
r
June
'■
41*4
'
I9K
20%.
Canada (Dom of) 30-yr 4s. ...1900 A (
-.1952 UN
•5s.,'
Apr
V«04% Dec
.
141'
17%,; 23%
•01 v 15%*; 19%
46 : 16%: 20%
93 J 16%
20%
1
; 52 % • 70%
52%. 70%
57
.77
fi,:;.:
7%
5%"
5%
23 %
j- 'v
- Apr
01% Dec
,8*4 Nor
May
*'20-May
115%^Octi9
110% June 30
35. June
,
Mar
>48
^
23 M
♦Stabilization loan 7Mp*..—.1968 M N
101% Apr
^
^
•
*
.1961
1977
f 4%-4M«--.'... 1976
—
s f VA-4%s
,
12%
4% May
'Jan. A
O r,
A
"3%'external s f 5 bonds.'....1984
Bulgaria (Kingdom of) —
|
♦Sec ured s f 7s.
1967 r
Jan
.....
•8% Aug-8
> 81 *4 Sept-18
Apr 18
2m
.
—..
0%'Nov
'
,.83% June.
D
**
A
Kefundlog s
Externklread) 4iK-4^8...:. 1070 .4 O
External s 14 J4-4%'s.
1975 UN
Feb
89% Apr
.' 5% May
&»*8Janll
8
5%May 19
Feb 14
1,090 Anacdnda W& Cable..No pat700 Anchor Hock Glass Corp. 12.50
$5 div preferred—1.. No par
7
July
8.'4
T •
.
(Prov. of)—
♦6s stamped.
•„
-.-rtf;
26
D
4^*•'•?:
Jan
Feb
<M'
7*4 "Jan 10
100 -*.51
1
1,100 Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt
$5 prior conv pref
100
-—25
14,400 Anaconda Copper Mining..50
15
15
15*4
7
A 82
1st preferred ......No par
500
73*4
5*8
49%
26%
31
5
3
•
.
.
'
'
V;.
175U Mar
2% May
.
Feb
;
K
27
26
93 %
; 43%-75
2 V43%- 95 ;
; 43%
90 f
,-49% 84%
48%
75 %
2 t
S
26 %
15% 26
f
2
7% 26%
0
4
♦73X -' -HS,'
^.'•6'i*-V'.V'>.V-0":'.l,
?
93
May
7H
•61" 43%
7844^ 78 H
"Blnklng tund gold 6s M 1 — .: 1950 J D
♦Bud vpest'tdty of)
1962 / D fXViir^Wlth--de3lxratlon::::^:v:^:::^:
"
6*4
72
5*4
47
314
84%
Wks & Elec.N? par
87
-
£7m
,
—
1.1,600 Ani Water
"
J
/, d
With declaration.......
Api
17%
23%
"
24
"86"
8&■.:.iii
♦External s f 6%s of 1027...1967 A O
♦7g (Central Ry).-1952 JD
Brisbane (City) s 15s
:..., 1067 M S
-.Slrtki'ig fund gold 5s.:^->i'. i 1958 F A
,
14% Apr
80*2 Dpc
68% Dec
180 • Juat
,
i
'•«
7H
-.16
1141
.♦External sf6Hs of 1926..,1067
C-.
r
33%
11% May
145
;
•
...1045 F A
♦Brazll (U S of) external-Ss....
Jan
145%
.70
11
May
12% May
70*8 Dec
74*8 .Jan.
55*2 Oct 31
.
.
■
,5%
.
I52i2 May
98
,'17,%vl7%
f -1':
.
♦Externa! sinking fundBsx 1958 j
With dcflvrationL:Y.-V.-
Jan
139
13% Jan 14
22% Sept 17
Sept 24
19% Aug 6
168% Jan
73% Jan
8*4 Oct 30
13
•81«
;
With deel iration
Mar.
v.'.-'
.
11'
'vVfUV't
28
9hX
-
B
•
8,000 Amer Telep & Teleg Co...100
25
10,300 American Tobacce
Common class B
25
25,000
55*4
55*2
24% .24 i
115% 116
-i
800 American Stove Co..— No par
8*4
19
8*4
18%
.
10K- U0W
•
41% l>ec
19% May
9% May
>
1
f'With declaration: v gi i
18% Nor
y.84'
May
,
:V) 4
1;"
93
....
—
1-914
95*4
-1
% 1
;
'74*1 Nov
122 ;.-May
11% July 12
11
-
"12% Mar
v
11% Fet
5'.May
Jan 21
,
Mai
163
s
35%
11%h%11%
12
11%
11M
-7% •
7%
••;■'• 7%.
:
7%
6%;
.6%,
G7: :•:
.
64/.< Jan
v
22%
21%
•
'> -78 ••- 93 v.
93y
65 • 00%,
80%
76.^
80%' < 20
8 f extl conv
72 88
58-%
72%:
68%
7214
8 f extl conv-ioan 4s AlR,-.—1972 AO ;•? i7,24.i
29
,08%. .72y»
;.69«..,-72 4
Australia Cem'wealth;5s
80
1955 J J : 75
53%. 77%
U:74H J " 70.,
9 ,53%.77'
External 6s of 1927. t: i —-1967 MAS
75. • :;:74K
70
•, External g
06
2
'47'' 'G- 72 k'
of 1928..1.. 1956 UN
fig .,- v,.07K
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J
1957 J
8'%:
'itH i-i-'r'i'
•26>Mar
121
•']) Jti'
'j
V
-7
:•
.11
,
^23? May
28% Jan 10
9% May 29
28%.
-28 • '
"I
'4914 Dec
19
'I
-.
1071 MN
loan 4s Feb '.J. 1972 F A
■
A
150% Jan 10
,.
*
■^ Ddt
OJt 31
23
v;Xi» v'i
■
:
30*4 Maj
:?-ll
.
*2:1
•J.i ..iy-'/lj,
Si external 41948 M ,W
S-.f ext conv loan 4.
8% Apr
•'."fTfr.CtfJjrVV ,T,'
May 12
54
Juai
D
1 With decl ratlou::...Argentine (Nitttonal Government)—
v;-
1 85. Mai
Belginm extl6)4s_..-...---1949
■^■■- With declaration:.... r.'l...
6% Jin
1966
13% Aim ;.l External S"f 6s:
~57->.Api .4\ w With declaration.- ...:. — - — ,
22% Jau a. Externalsf7s::1955
With declaration.w-!*u
,..02
DOC
^Berlin (Gefmany) s 16^8:1—1960
; 14% "Jan
9% May
48% May
Jan 13
35
No par
t
i
:
f
4pt
i.-',, ,:
*4% May -10%
V
145
Am8r Steel Foundries—Net par
900 Amarlcan Stores
Apr 18
138% Mar 13
PraferredJ.—i.——^-.100
200
34
7
J
Antwerp (City) external 5s... r 1958 J
Feb
88
-July
28%JMa>
10% Oct 2
40% July 29
45% July-28
155 Sept.9
35% Oct 20
1,000 American Snuff...........25
6% preferred
100
20
11%
'
-
.
Jam 13
73%,Jaix;4
;
f 7s 3d series.
sec s
:
A'
■
,iok
'
15% Jan' 6
4% July 2
7%May 23
30 Amer Ship Building Co. No par
"
19%
20
11*8
*11
900 American Seating Co..No par
5,100 Amer Smelting & Refg.Ne par
149
*139
149
*139
3-200 American Safety Razor..18.50
5*8
5%
9%
9%
*34% 37%
37*4
37%
152% 152%
35
35%
5*4
*5*8
9%
5*4
111%
'vlrfelt ,y,3 :••
M -11
O
*External
'
12% May
•00
28
■
1957 A
•£*Exteraal-secef78 2d seriei. 1957
Nov
26 ? Mar
*20% June
■*.■> 2
May
5% Jan
-84*4 May r 03*4 < Jan
7U Jan 10
105% Aug 15
11% Oct 17]
'68
Oct 31
—
59%
5%
39
s
-
11
'
22% Sept 18
•
25
"...No
100
"•"5
-J
7s series B:.
28
11
f'"> 3%
Apr, 4
26% Aug 30
3*4- JttJi 13
46%-Jan 13
21% Oct 31
May 5
i
'
35 preferred—
\
/-■•'SI'
i'i>
J
<
121
Mar
123*4 Jan 24
1
Apr 21
5.800 Amer Power & Light... No par
36 preferred
...No par
2,000
2,900
30
"
5*2
9%
35*4
II r
1945 J
f 7s aeries C ——1946 J
s f
f
(
i"
Al6%&pt-17
! 15*2 Apr 24
-100
19,600 Am Rad & Stand San'y. No par
Preferred:.. .1 —.....—100
165
7
20
*)0f 165
.25
5.50G American Rolling Mill—
12% ; 12%, 12%
12% .12%
58
4K% conv preferred—.. 100
:59%
1,860
60*o
59% 60
,
12%
0O34
.1
—
No. par
-
..
par
26%
i" 5
5*8
5*4
5*4
5%
*163
165
*161
*163
165
■
165
1284
29%
25
30%
26%
American News -Co.
28 "
,.
•;-*3 2*4<'y.Jk
J
♦Bavaria (Free State) «Jis
'
No par
—
6% preferred
1 •'•".'1"*
1*8
30*4
700 Amer Metal Co Ltd.
"""46
"
MS
23% Jai
A^May-
.
2*4 Feb 15
I960
28 -<>
V
s ■*
■51*4 Aug ; 8
,2*8 Sept
•
2,000 Ainer Mach & Metals..No par
f )
V
.■
J
<0%. Apr
2
v<:
;,
4% : 5
*4%
5
434
6
5% Ps0 5*4
4-%
484
19%
19%
19%
*19% 20
19%
19?8 *19% 2f*4 *19% 20
♦116
119*4 *116't 119*4 *116*4 119% *116% 119*4 *116*4 119*4 *116*4 119*4
26 : •26'2626
*26
26
27*4
*25*4 25% *25
*25%. 26
A
-
28% Jin
2*#May i 7 7% Vlan
52% MAy <4 *24%, .Jan
28 -May -50% May
-
-
4s8
197«
F
A
13
•;io%MAy
-
r.:
33*2 A0g 29
20
...1947
.
♦External s 17s series D i: -1945 J
♦•Externals f 7s 1st series. —1957 A
■
M^r nh;.9%-.-A0i-
.
11*4
11
•
...100
f4,300 Amer Internat Corp...No par
400 American Invest Co of IU.-'-t
6%
80C
F
8*4 Mai
0% Api
^„;%;Dec X: 3*%V?Jati
28^ep!fn)
Ost 31
293
•«
Nov
116
,
1% Feb 20
I%,De»
.18. May
Feb 14
30*8 Oct ?
8 June
3*8June ff ■'-•'4*4i;Jaa-'8
*
8%Olt 30
13%, Jan 27
12% Sept
43
Oct
50
Jan- R
41% May
L..L.i.I* 5% canv preferred—.i—.50
r* 10% Oct 17
•i7*8-Jan,40 r^xlO Ma)
4,000 American Locomotive. No par
Apr 23
95*4Jun&2I' r 38 Mai
,500
Preferred..—--..
100 5 79
"10
10*8 Oct 23
13%C(Jan 0
3,900 Amer Mach &, Fdy Co.No par
May
1%
29
-384
8%
*1%
28%
'
-44
1,500 American Home Products...1
100 American Ice. -..-—--No par
44
44
1%
*28*4
'
9
*8*2
*41%
11%
83*2
10*2
45
12
85*2
10i2
y
45*4
"" •'
Rd sink fund 6s.. ....: 1:1948 A-O
♦External
*&xteroal
Jan
•
05
•
i'l'iMaF
:'3% iJan lS
24% Sept-19
38% Jdfi *
A 4%-Jan. 10
May 15
„.
Akershus (King of Norway) 4».
33*4 May
.
:--0*rJttia
f-;6%
2%June 20
i 27
50
6% conv preferred
♦
Jam
2%-July
•
-
vl%'sJa,n^3
1;400 American Hide & Leather..'. 1
33
(»,•
.••»•'.<
Hoi,
,
>*Gtd sink fand 6s. .1
.v*ii May <;i 8% Jae
<V-*i •iV<h
./ S: MAy
15% Apt
>*•75? "Sept j? .91%"Mai
95%Sept 11
Feb 14
;«V>,y-4
'140% Mai
'rlVtopait. 0
33 preferred
....No par
ii 29
'500 Amer Hawaiian S3 Co—... 10
1,100
101.2910,3.2
$$
Agricultural Mtge Bank (Colombia)
Jai,
-V. 5%
7
Jan
101.15103
Municipal^
♦Aitioiula (Dept)-eoll 7s A... 1945
18% May
May
100
•
•19% Aug .0
ijMay 27
14% Feb 15
2*8 Apr 16
ll7* Apr 15
European Bees.-No par
dcEor'nPower...No par
l'()I.l7
109 a .109K-
D
J
•
May --•188 yw
104
18
•84
Jan 21
1*8 Oct 20
3% Jan 2
100
American Encaustic Tiling.. 1
136
•f*
86% Dee
5
45%
9% Aug-29
r
105.15107.20:
ViiiVy;
:• ,'.j
-
v-
105.19
A
Jai,
8% Jta 2 3
9*9 Feb 19
10
1st preferred
%
^366
1*8
Alcohol Corp..20
900 American Crystal Sugar
:
•
14% Oct 28 ,i,r"0 "f'May
'
102.15103
*102.11102.10
,
i 60
121Jan "3.
""
101.13 103.3
101:
105.19
*101.9
•'
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108
fJ"
D
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:V;.12%. 4pt
Mgy
34% July 22
79*4 July }1
23*8: Jan %
115,
Fareigji Govt. &
Ja
_
'High
100.6
...
6- Junt
36 v.Junr
:
•185,, Jan
'
*100.24
•
Atr
76
ViHKJUm
4
95*4 Jan 10
18*83 me 6
107
Apr 22
z98*2May 29
9*2 Mar,27
6% Apr 23
r
4% Feb 17
*
105.24107.28
*101.18101.26
J
—.
No. Tow
105 24:105.24
*105.0 105.27
J
1942-1044 J
.1945-1947 J
—
New Yark City
Transit Unification Issue—
Jan
.8% Jan '2
Feb 15
56
-.
.
50 Am Coal Co of Alie5fh Co NJ 25
7 100 American Colortype Co.i-.10
:
21%
*32%
...
5%
33*2
3%? 3%
45%
44%
45*4
45%
1%
45%
■
28%
384
4
*8
1942-1947 J
2 lis series G.
38%Maj i 58%
12% jday ,21 ■
<
Since
.
' •Hitlh
Low '
.
1 Hs Series M
v'2%
39 June-18
28
May
130% Oet 23 (128 May
:'3; Aug-2 f - ll/. -Oct
.••".!. f
;-H->
78%May 29
l71%May 28
23
Apr 19
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'-,.>'#
Colorado & Southern.;.;.100
D* I
M
46# Ma)
50
87
Class A
83#
Mar 11
43# Sept 12
9
Feb 14
Coca-Cola Intern Corp..V» par
~2?1Q0
55#
May 28
27
43# Mai
105
par
No par
Preferred
■
2
53#
May 23
82
i 48# July
Coca-Cola Co (The)...Ye
100
14#
15#
56
98
100
2,100
2,300
113
17
1
2#
1#
*1
17#
*112
17#
17
*#
••:
17#
......
Oct 20
24
7% gtd.50
Special gtd 4% stock
50
Climax Molybdenum—Yo par
Cluett Peabody & Co..No par
800
■V 14#
14#
14#
14#
*104# 106
*104# 106
1
*1
800
*700
5% preferred
Clev & Pitts RR Co
....
....
800
*700
Saturdavl
(Imyright;
Jan
Api
35#
Ma)
Aug
22#Sept
53# Oct 17
8# Apr 21
100
5% preferred.
56#
f
Chrysler Corp....L;..,
.5
City Ice & Fuel
NO par
6 )$% preferred—
100
City investing Co
100
City Stores...
.'
5
Clark Equipment
No 1 ar
C C C & St Louis Ry Co-100
25
24#
24'
25
2514
25#
25# i'24# 24#
25#
*24# 2514
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103# 103# 103# 103#
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*103# 104
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•83
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38
38#
38%
38#
38# 3S38
37% 38#
37% 38#
38# 38#
3737
37#
37#
37#
37#
33#
37t:
3534
37#
*37#
38
*144
148
*144-.148
*144
148
*144 ; 148
*144
148
*144
148
-9414' 94#
94#
94# *94# 94#
943,
948,
*9319 ' 95
94# 94#
i 63#
63# *83#
66
*63# 64
*63# 64
*63# 631, *63# 74
,113# 113#
Dec
126
17
107# Oct 11
# Jan
Clev El Ilium $4.50 pf.Yo par
113 # H3 -#
3# Nov
75
Jan
25
24
29
1
30
28
2
12
13
July
18
32# May
12#
21# Jan
•
Chile Copper Co...
20
37# Jan 14
9i2 Feb 19
37# Apr 22
49
Apr 8
lu Jan 8
Pr pf
""566
500
13#
5% preferred;
000
41#
52#
316
*#
Chic Gyeat West RR Co.9.50
39# Ma)
Junt
100
Dec
92#
72
4
Oct '21
10
2#May 23
34# May 19
93#June 2
#Mar 3
1# Mar 12
Ma)
105# Ma)
5# Jan
8
2
42#Ma)
34# July
July
May
Junt
97
17# Feb 15
Jail
Apr
45
May
Feb 19
100
0
5
Oct 30
i'
J Chesapeake Corp. ....No par
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry .....25
Preferred series A
100
*99# 100#
1#
Common.....>
Apt
0# Mur
40#
75# Junt
22# Mil)
2
22# Mar
3# July
115# Jan
4# Aug
14# Sept
Oct 20
Anr
40
48
77
'15
Jul)
Sept 24
2#May 23
22# Apr 21
Copper.Yo par
Certain-teed Products
.1
Feb
Feb
Apr
2# De.
30# Aug
l0#June~
27
Cham Pap & Fib Co 6% pf.100
18#
,10#
1019
'*44#
35
-35#
18#
.*J]j
*12#
>
6% prior preferred.....100
is
3,800
l#June 11
4# Feb 3
2# Feb 19
-
Dec
29# Ma)
Sci,c
75
19#
2:ti»
Us
8#
2# Ma)
50# July
29# Ju 7
122
May
34
Jan 17
Jan
52# Mai
Ma)
4# Ma>
7
Jan
125
2
109#June 10
;
Cerro de Pasco
ir
3
*51#
{• *484
116# Mar 19
Jan
11#
02#May 20
30# Jan 14
3# Jan 29
87# Sept 18
Apr 23
7
11
41
18#May 2fi
t
'
1
50# Jul)
2
39# Apr 3
3# July 31
39# Oct 31
.
14
2
6
5# Aug
2# Apr 28
Central Vloleta Sugar Co......
300
50
William' Dana
Oct
A
May
9
17# Sept 18
66 June 11
5% preferred.100
Central Agulrre Assoc.Yo par
*15#June27
Central Foundry Co
1 V; U2Apr22
113# 113#
v
51
70
ManaKine> Editor
statistical issues on Tuesdav and
G^dem
Apr
Oct
40
3# Feb 13
33# Oct 39
100
7% prior preferred
1,300
80
(.jj;•147
891;
W" Jones
with
5#
16#
D«
0# May
39
May
.
2
June
93#
Api
Apr
79
Jau
7#
89'J.
and. Publisher,
and advertising
London—Edwards
York, N Y. under
South and Cen¬
$17.50 for 6 months.
William ;B:;*Dan^ Company, ■ Publishers,'25 Spruce Street, New York, BEekm^n 3-3341. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor
Seibert," President, William>'Bv.v Riggs, Business Manager.. Published three times a week [every Thursday (general news
Other office^: Chicago—In charge of Fred H. Gray, Western Representative, Field, Building (Telephone Stato0613).
& Smith
1 Drapers
London EC
1941 by William B. Dana Company.}. Reentered as second-class matter September-12, 1941, .at-the post office at New
*i5he Act of March 3 -1879 ^ Subscrintions' in United States
Possessions, $26.00 per year,; $15.00 for 6 _months;;in Dominion of Canada,:$27.50 per year^$15.75, for 6 months.
tral America, Spain,'Mexico and Cuba, $2^50 per year, $16.75 for 6 months; Great Britain, Continental Europe^(except Spain), Asia, Australia and Africa, $31.00 per year,
NOTE:-On account.,of the fluctuations in the rates of exchange, remittances for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
-
Jan
Ma)
5# Ma)
9
9
28
7# Jan 6
14# Jan 10
:V-
Oct 22
31
:
No par
Celaneae Corp of Amer. Yo par
tCent RR of New Jersey.. 100
3«
25
*22
3#
33#
For footnotes see page
Commercial;Financial
iFrederick1
•
Jail
12#
1# Jan
54
10#May 10
10#Junc 3
Central 111 Lt 4%% pref--100
41
52#
*#»'
#«
9#
<*;!" 73'" *"ZZZ; 73"
.
1.8#
21#
2
24# Sept 18
#June 2
5# Feb 19
Caterpillar Traotor
2,800
2#
*39#
*51#
as
,12#;
4Uo
..
'
Stamp mod 3>f8 ext to
Ext sec ref 3 'As ser B. .>..
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35# Nov
"7#
Jan
Mar 11
51
Mar 18
110
,
39#
MY
30
12# Ma>
July
12
-Feb 14
30#
3#
10#
*14#
*'H
.
56#
'
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.
.
41-19
3'#
34^2
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27
8
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Oslo (City) s f 4)^8
100
43
300
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17# Ma)
11# Jan
112
1,300
..
1958
8# Nov
3# Ma)
20
2# May
100
2#
..
29#
*5#
#
*#
25
*22
■!
53
*'u
...
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v
17
28
29
24
28
27#
9
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6# Jau
72# Nov
4
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Preferred
5#
2#
3934
39#
*51#
53
10#
10#
:
15#
15#
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25
56#
9#
9#
*34
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4# Jan
Case (J I) Co
510
10
*77
,
15#
40 j
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10#
-
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10#
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18#
4;
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4
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435#
35#
36#
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5#
5# V 5#
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1#
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2#
•
33S
16
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50#
32
1952
10
12#
2
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50#
29#
With declaration
♦Nuremburg (City) extl 6s
With declaration
.
47
"*T~
f extl loan......
4#i
36#
<
1#
53
7aa
563i
t
28#
A7#
44#
.......
Municipal Bank extls f 5s.. 1070
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s
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3
21
.
Apr 16
2,100
2#
12# -12#
*2#
3#
32#
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10#
*99# 100#
40#
40#
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22
68
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22
,
33
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30#
:
51#
31#
34#
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3
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5#
5#
53
*11#
*13.1
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5#
2#
10# ;
10#
15#
4H
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86
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4s
79
85
85#
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30# j 30
3
3#
32
30#
20
1#
2#.
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2#
10# 71##
5# '' 5#
15#
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52
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29#
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23#
Carpenter Steel Co-.;....--5
Carriers & General Corp.;.-1
50
*2
30
108# 106#
20 ;10#
*99# 106#
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60
56#
54#
51#
77#
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9
July 29
5# Jan
2#May 20
16#" 17
4
77
-
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106#'106#
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31U
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77
;
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106# 106# *106# 107
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80
30
-
36
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...Apr 1958 A O
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.
13
13# .*12#
3# . *3
•
3#
-
>15#-1634
4#
N
New So Wales (State) extl
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24# Sept
1#
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1.400
40#
22#
22
120'
>2%
»2->
2#
*77
.1634
V36#4 36#
|
61
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Slt2
1
3619
12#
8#
12
64
—.
Ap
53#
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12# Dec
27
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12# Nov
119
Dec
37#May 26
86# Feb 25
88
*111
*113
113
2#
13#
13#
80
'**15#
20
36
12^
8
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113
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♦Sec extl
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O
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;-3-
163.,
106# 106#
7
j
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♦Milan (City, Italy) extld-Hs.. 1952
a-
30#
>2#
.1334
3#
"
114
30#
*;• 3-'- >3 I
31
32#
*
£.1945 Q J
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32
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33,,
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30# 30#
M
234
14
3#
234
>23.1 ' '2r\
"'14#
261
7#
7H
♦Lower Austria (Province) 7 Via 1950 iSrt>
Meadoza (1'rov) 4sread)......1954 J D
Mexican Irrigation™
'
♦4 Vis stamiied assented
1943 MY
7
9
35# Sept
20# July
56# July
9# July
4# Sept
25
Sept
6# July
$3 preferred A-...10
Caroli na Cli ach & Ohio Ry. 100
Capital Admin class A
200
2#
•39#
.
-
♦Medcllin
45# Oct
2# Aug
17# May
1
Canadian Pacific Ry..;
25
Cannon Mills.. *
No par
300
39
88
*120# 12Hg
8?600
4#
34#
*2#
*38#
2#
2#
•
114
7H
41# Nov
May
Ma)
6
Calumet & Hecla Cons Cop. .5
500
*30
33
*30#
-41o
-
42}
3,600
10#
16#
34
41
41*
41 41'
41: 7. 41# mvA 41#
; 221.1
23
22#
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23#' 23#
120'
120#' *11912 120# *11934 12034 jl20# 12.0#
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70
70-# *68
7034
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16# •; 16# *16#
17# .» 16# -10#
17#
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17
2#
219 f
2#
2#
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2#
2# ~214
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2i2
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6#
10#
16#
11
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13#
Ma)
20# Nov
16# Feb 20
California Packing...*Yo par
5% preferred
50
Callahan Zi.ic-l.ead.
60
#
6#
->
•
16#
;
1,200
2?500
21#
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-
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4#
80
119# 121 i
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1947 F
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7
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8
38# Nov
Aug
3
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84
21
22
60
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2#
Ma)
7# Apr 21
70# Feb 14
7# Apr 29
10
5% conv preferred...
30
Butte Copper & Zinc..
5
Byers Co (A M)......Yo par
Participating oreferred-.'lOO
1,000
98
10
2#May
100
#
Jan
Jau
25#
# De«
26
8# July 22
34# Jan 6
15# Jan 2
4# Feb 17
19#May 29
3#
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13# Ma)
:
76
1
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22
Jun<
Jun
Apr
29#
27
.
8
22'9
3#
8#
10
May
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8#-
3-
f;
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Burroughs Add Mach.. Yo par
Bash Terminal;............ 1
6
.■
223.,
49
300
22#
3#
6#
2284
11
6,700
56
21
22-
•
6
0i,
223,i f
223V
-
par
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•
;70# Mar
•
-
14# Sept 22
Sept 13
5# Apr 18
21# Oct 17
27# Feb 15
15#May 3
J..;. .No
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30
123#
Dc
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37
14
14
8# Oct
7% preferred...;.. 100 *109 June
3# Feb
51
Feb
Mfg..L...Yo par
7% preferred.......... 100
Nov
34
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23# Mar 21
12# Jan 6
118
Jan 17
18
Budd (EG)
U§§
Apr
17
'
6# Jan 14
Oct 10
Apt
Nov
28#
8
Jan 10
'•
4,000
80
-3#
334
60#
•
3
Bucyrus-Erle Co...;....'.. .5
22#
i
Apr 18
2# Jon
16
96
Juin
Jan
5# Feb 14
10
Apr 21
1?500
16#
5
6#
97#
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638 "6#
3ATg
27.#
c
60
59%
BrLstol-Myers Co. j.
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400
8#
8#
114# 114#
23
-
97# "97#
22
1519
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56
l...
1965
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A
22
4*4
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F
38
300
22#
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8#
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10
41
35
10#
6#
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'•'
18
26
400
2#
6#
10#
8#
-
Brlggs Manufacturing.Aro par
Brlggs & StrattonJ„..-Yo par
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34
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Bridgeport Brass Co.--No par
300
41
*2#
35
Brewing Corp. of America...3
Browrt Shoe Co.....*.Yo par
41
6#
10#
61.,
;
56#
•
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♦IB#
15-"#
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75
,
15#
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56#
8#
1
700
2,700
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64
19
3# July 30
39# Jan 0
4# July 15
12# Jan 2
25# Jan 0
3# Apr 23
8# Oct 16
Oct 17
Oct 22
23#
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3,800
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4#
8# i '9
18#
18#
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27
2#
:
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29# Oct 23
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19
8#
31,
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6#
23 i
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15#
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20
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11
21
20
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♦itallau Public Utility extl 7s.. 1952 I
65
76
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Bower Roller Bearing
Apr
11#
99
21
Apt 19
Jail
22#
51#
Jan 18
16
5
34#
May
12# Aug
9
Jan
54
23# July 11
21# Sept .0
Boston & Maine RR_....,.100
100
30.
•
9
35
May
13# May
11
Maj
:
111# Jan 23
9
93# Nov
134
Nov
5# May
>
24# Sept
Jan
14
1
Oct
Jan
39
15
Mar 13
Apr 29
17# Apr 26
18# Feb 19
15
29#
6#
22#
19
;
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884
'
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6«fi
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11#
34.#
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♦Italy (Kingdom of) extl 7b.-.1951
300
1
Borden Co (The).j
Borg-Warner CorpL...
30
6#
22#
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Irish Free State extl 8 f
57
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18# '>18#
8#
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977g
27
2#
'2#
.
18# Jan
90
56#
109# May
2
4
8
17
17
22# Mar
49# .52#
53
53
55
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Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan—
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22#
26,4
26
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26
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38#
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7,106
.
.
23# Sept
10# Jan
38
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19#
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I
35
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3
131# Jan 28
31# Aug 8
18
19
18
May
17# May
49# Junt
22# May
63# May
34# July 23
12# Apr 21
25# Oct 17
'....Yo par
A 300
0,200
A161^17f
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share
89# Jan
Apr 29
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27
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22#
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Bohn Aluminum & Bra-,s.-.5
8,300
20
127#
20
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19
27
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j. 2l# ,21#
20# , 20# -20#
19#
2#
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22
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10
16#
82
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,
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16
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6# Apr
13# Oct
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20# Jan 10
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2
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42# ■' 423s
100
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2,000
9
26#May 12
59# Oct 17
Bl-celow-Sanf Cam Inc. Yo par
500
*14
197«
2012
28# i
7% preferred...*..
300
1,500
share
per
13# Oct 17
Aug 18
Bethlehem Steel (Del)-.. Yo par
14#
17
*167g
17#
17
wl6#,107g
8#
8#
9#.*-'9#
87g H
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3#
37g
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3#
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66
66
66
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66
06# -"66#
6534 66;,i
%
A':'!
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Lowest
Highest
50
Best & Co
15,000
82,
■
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....Yo par
T.5C0
16
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87#?£si878
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14
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44
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Year 1940
100-Shars Lots
Lowest
5319 i *51#
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20
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34#
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154
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•Monday
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f : 5J4« 1st aeries..___. 1969 A O
Sales',
SALE PRICES
\
Jan. l:
No. Low
High
Low
'\ A.. W]V
', >
.:«Since
is
Bid
•
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
884
Tuesday, November 4; 1941
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Ft king
"
,>Y
STOCKS
Sales
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
•
,
NEW
for
Siturday
Oct. 25
$
28
22%
22%
77%
*75%
7%
2778
7%
*26%
7%
27«4
; 109
<4
2234
»i
%
%
9%
24io
24%
2334
*3
3%
17%
17
17
17
21%
2134
127g
2L3s
217g
13%
*3
13
13
95%
95%
y
Y
638
*5g
34
10%
*1*8
10%
1584
500
1,800
1634
19,400
94
947g
6%
15%
96 %
1534
9634
600
127g
95%
%
*%
s4
*%
*334
934
♦4)4s absented........... 1968
*
20
49
22
3
Consolidated Cigar
31
3778 Jan 10
32
97
J urn
117g July 28
r'
8
"ie Jan
65% July
30% Jan 11
4
42
47g
*5
.<
*2%
47g
*23%
5%
2,000
Consol Coppermines Corp...5
Consol Edison of N Y._No par
*4
Mar
16% Apr
7%
>,
28
63
75
o
A
O
A
(j
.4
O
1950 J
800
$2 partic preferred...No par
Consol Laundries Corp......5 i
ConsolOilCorp.......No par
4'g
800
Consol RR of Cuba
5%
5%
700
Consolidation Coal Co.....25
5%
95
'
J
-With.declaration.
v
3%
19
*13%
5234
1334
5234
13%
*52»4
:
13%
53%
38
49%
49
4
4
38
37g
*®8
3%
33g
2534
18% 18%
14
*13%
5284 5284
37% 38
49%': 50
175% 175%
15%
7% Apr 14
ls4 Oct 27
83
6%
6M
12
"Y%
y~j
"fl *4
100
200
6% pf.100
34 Feb 15
i
2% Feb 15
15% Feb 4
•
5% conv preferred..... 100
Consumers Pow $4.50 pfNo par <.99
Feb
Container Corp of America.25
ifl
jan
Apr
May
May
Continental Bak Co ...No par
!
8% preferred.......... 100
%
99
99
1634
*16%
17
634
*534
*6%
99
4
*378
2,000
44%
3%
4r'(
.
34
157g
15
99
99
16-%
*98%
*16'g
4,800
16,800
"
1534
16
987g
15%
*6%
23%
Continental Motors...
1
9% Feb
32% Apr
110% Mai
1% Jnn
-10% Apr
4% Apr
8% Apr
2% Jan
97% May
% Aug
6% May
2% May
L
:..196fi j
j
f 6s.....
23
2284
6%
2284
41%
127g
40
40
12%
12%
90 ig
37%
3634
37
81%
80
80
*738
8 <
22
*39
7%
684
.7%
118
*72
Copperweld Steel Co..
500
Conv pref
5
"r
6%May 21
4% Sept ; 9
7% July 31
30 July 21
,
*•;
5% May
% Dec
2% May
8'4 May
♦12%
13
*17
18
13
18%
78
7%
*7%
,316
»%»
*29
29%
29
28%
*80%
29
*22%
2234
*22%
227g
22%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
25%
25%
*25l2
257g
*2i>%
22%
8%
25%
*82
85
*82
85
♦82
*4612
49
*46%
49
1634
*16%
»16
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co..20
4,100
Com Products Refining....25
:
90
Preferred
1,000
Coty Inc..
300
♦Extl
1947 F
33
May
31%June
6
170
130
800
45s
*4%
*16 •
Y
1634
10%
*1014
1012
112% 112% *112%
25
25U
25l2
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28%
13%
•*13U 14
10%
10% 10i2
■] ■. 434
434 ,} *4%
:
*%•
%
*ll»
100
Crosley Corp (The)
*82
16%
100
36
1,800
180
3,800
400
8034
7%
7%
320
7
67g
117% 117%
727g
727g
4,100
60
600
12%
1234
17%
17%
800
%
"16
6.700
400
27
26
26%
22%
8%
25%
22
22
253g
83
83
*84
88
30
47
49
*16i'
2,100'
1234
90%
37%
8O84
»l.
47
*46%
50
30
*26%
22%
8%
85
*46%
42
18
nie
8%
257g
8%
23
1234
90%
13%
17%
23
25
23
73
*12%
28
22%
85
16%
4%
*4%
1634
*16%
1634
8%
300
1,100
2,200
1,400
8%
25%
1G34
25%
16%
1634
700
:
4%
i%
25%
*39
*-*8%
*17%
8%
80
10%
*36%
37
110
8
37
*8
*39
,*8% ' 8%
17% 17%
*75% 77%
39%
17%
101'
10%
37
371
7784
101'
7734
10%
8%
17%
37
"
37%
.
300
16%
16%
200
10%
10%
37%
1,300
10%
;'V 70
*112; 113
24
No
2634 July 22
23% Jan 14
1878 Jan 2
5634 Sept 27
19% Apr
•
41
Oct 18
j
21
14%
14%
*74
74%
20%
14%
20%
14%
74%
74
20%
14%
207g
141'
74% 7434
115% 116
1634 1634
4%
4%
7
7%
*6% •• 7
116% *113i« 116% *1131' 116%
147
14534 146% 146
146%
126% 126% 126% *126% 127
113
*112
112
11234 112
117
,417
16% 16%
5
*434
*6%
*113%
146%
*126%
*112
115% 116
16%
16%
5
*434
*6%
,
33
31% 32%
3%
31.1
3%
134%135% *133% 13534
32%
31%
2%
107
19
6
l9%May 28
3934 July
Crown Cork & Seal... .No par
$2.25conv pref ww..No par
i
9
$5 conv
1
Corp
5
preferred-...No par
Crucible Steel of Amer. No
*175
176
*32
33
*16%
16%
2834
*16%
13%
%
1%
13%
•
*77
32
34
28%
29
34
Oct 17
78
Oct 17
Preferred..
77 5)4%
l%May
6
3% Feb 15
4
79
79%
84%
%
*28
»8
1%
37
*26
ll%May
17
..5
(TheK. .No
59
92%
......
20
27
27
.1968 J
D
75
Jan 16
f g
26
...YNo par
Prior preferred.... J.No par
1953 J
{♦flan Paulo (State) 83
-
Jan
22)4
25)4
62%
66%
54)4
67)4
9)4
*14%
15H
17
.......1950 J
Curtiss-Wright
1
;, Class A.
1
Cushman's Sons Inc
83
7% pf.100
preferred
Nopar
Cutler-Hammer
Inc...No par
15
{♦Secureds 17»..
*7s extl water loan
Conv 5% preferred
25
Davison Chemical Co
(The).l
Dayton Pow A Lt4)4% pf.100
Deere A
Co..
18% June
38% Apr
45% Dec
21% May
95% May
47% Dec
July
May
May
May
•19%
;
100
12,100
19%
17
'......20
Delaware A Hudson
♦Denv & R G West
100
Detroit Edison..
20
r
130
300
Diamond Match......No par
100
6 % partic preferred......26
200
Diamond T Motor Car Co...2
1,800
*24% .25
*39% 39%
*8% '8%
17%
17%
*75%
77%
10%
10%
37% 37%
Devoe A Raynolds
Distil Corp-Seagr's Ltd.No par
,
200
600
120
A ..No
par
5% pref with warrants.. 100
Dixie-Vortex
Co......No par
Class A., :......... No par
6H»
19% Oct
*8s secured extl
176
3%
80
84%
84%
17734
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
1634
*16%
1634
*16%
2734
28%
13%
%
1%
27%
13%
♦%
1%
1634
27%
13%
7g
37
37
34%
^
*26%
*46%
34
29
29
28% *26%
46% *45%
11284 *110
3%
34%
87
*8434 87
*%!
par
..No par
743g
2,100
Douglas Aircraft
4,100
Dow Chemical Co
17%
1,000
Dresser Mfg Co.
4%
300
Dunhill International
7%
100
Duolan
No par
No par
-
-
Corp
-
11% Oct
.......1962 m n
a
......
Sydney (City)
a
79%
f 5>{8...
4%
Jan
May
35% Ocl
11% Mar
1955 F
June
92
Sepi
60
14% May
Taiwan Elec Pow
107
June
11% May
8% May
2% Dec
External
32
3
May
4% May
12% May
56% May
10% Jan 10
18% Jan 11
12%May 12
68%May 22
7 May
3
34
Apr 8
86
Jan
Jan
5%
<4
12% May
25% May
Jan
6
9
10% Oct 27,
Dec
80% May
•37% Oct 30!
Apr 21
....Nopar
6% Oct 16
100
105
Aug 4
138 May
1
1207g Feb 14,
111% July
Du P de Nem (E I) & Co..:20
300
$4.50 preferred......No par
11434
210
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf.100
7,300
Eastern Airlines Inc...:
1,400
Eastern Rolling
1,800
Eastman Kodak (N J).No par
30
6% cum preferred...... 100
Eaton Manufacturing Co
4
900
32%
1634 ■V*v
27%
2,400
13%
h
1%
Mills
1
...5
Edison Bros Stores Inc
2
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
5
1,800
13%
%
Electric Boat..,..
Elec A Mus Ind Am shares...
1%
1,800
7,000
37
38%
4,700
34%
36
4,200
1,500
400
30
6,500
900
1,000
19
16
Oct 23
4
"4", 300
32%
*18%
27%
31
13
127
175
31
.No par
145
31
17 May
1384 Oct
63% Feb
//111% Sept
...3
Electric Power A Light. No par
$7 preferred.
Nopar
$6 preferred
No par
Elec Storage Battery.. .No par
El Pasb Natural Gas
3
Endicott Johnson
Corp
50
5% preferred
100
Engineers Public Service.... 1
$5 preferred
No par
$5)4 preferred...... No
par
24
May 14
1
120%May 26
160
27g July
29
Apr 29
•
79
Jan
>9|
Jan
108
114
118
May
34
Jan
2584 June
s
f
s
f 5^s.....l971 J
*
23% Jan
36% Apt
43% Feb
10% Feb
20% Nov
86
38
Feb
Feb 14
25
21
37 J
54
38
42
59
55
59
57
48
57
65.
U
10
Apr
Mar
120
44% May
6% Nov
May
37
Apr
May
57
57
*55%
....
external readjustment
1979 m n
55
54%
51
39%
53%
15
52%
55
53
5
35%
35%
53%
52%
24
41%
55
10
36% '45%
3M-4-4^s ($ bonds of 1937)-^
External con version. .....1979 M N
extl conv......1978 J
52
53%
A
;. 1984 J
J
r
,
52%
...1978 F
4-4%-4 Mb extl readj
3 Mb extl readj ustment
P
53%
44%
45" ~
'
45
V
♦Venetian Prov Mtge Bank 7s. 1052 A O
♦Vienna (City of) 6s.
...,.1952 MN
*13
'
*8%
•;• 17%
10%
17% ,28
,'4 -VI2H
W
♦Warsaw (City) external 7s... 1958 F
*4Hs assented.
.....1958 F
A
*5%
A
♦5
8%
8%
2%
9%
3
9
4%
...
4%
Yokohama
(blty)'extl6«....»il96l
38
39
p
30
57%
32
j
32 <
43%
61%
49
With declaration
52
Jao
Dee
10% May
59
59
A
WN
3%s-4-4%s ($ bonds of 1937) ;
189% Apr
129% Dec
118*4 Jan
180
25
f
I,.1960 •v/n
.....196-4
13% Jun
June
17% Jan
41*4 Apr
18% Apr
1*4 Jan
8% Jan
IAL
\ COMPANIES
IAbitlbi Power & Paper—
{♦5s series A unstamped.
Coll
.1953 J
D
-....i .1953 J
♦Stamped-.
Adams
D
Express coll tr g 4s
trust 4s of 1907
.1947 J
*103 M
40% Nov
Oct 31
15% May
36% Nov
34% Aug 29
33
July 7
47% Sept 22
t24% June
26
May
35
May
102
May
5% May
63
May
68
May
33% May
41% Jan
3%s registered
Alleghany Corp—
5s modified
'
.1943 J
Alb <fc Susq 1st guar 3%s
46
A pr
Mar
12%
Jan
83
Jan
89
Jan
A »X-•wW
_.
Albany Perfor Wrap Pap 6s...
.1948 A
6s with
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D
0
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1950 A
0
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53
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38% Oct 31
112
52
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♦Adriatic Elec Co extl 7s......
.1952 A
1st cons 4s series B...
23
64%
63?4
.1948 M S
Ala Gt Southern 1st cons A 5s.
.1913 J
10% May
8g Dec
3
May
18% May
80% Apr 4
83% July 17
89% July 24
% Jan 30
39*;'*39H
5^s guar.......1961 AO
94% May
Apr
155
284 Oct 31
50%
44
18%
21
171
180.
182% Jan
Jan 11
30
"21%
Apr
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Jan
22
Mav
24%
23%
16684
7
40
"21%
Dec
14% Apr
June
36
40
./
30
♦Externals f 6s
♦Externals f 6s...
Jan
145%Sept 18
1
80%
6%
Jan
3
117
5% Jan 23
Oct 14
Feb 26
May
112% May
2
113
70
Ocl
146% May
June 27
65
113
9
126% Oct 29
17% Sept 8
33% Jan 10
17% Jan 6
7g Aug 5
4% Jan 11
May 27
26% Apr 29
39% Feb 14
May
9% Junt
16484 Jan
36% Jan 10
28
5
6% Jan 8
1034 July 29
7
June
65% July
127% Nov
14% Jan
s.
117
May
11% May
14L% Jan -4
23%June 24
14% Feb 14
Apr21
12% Feb 14
% Jan 4
1% Oct 23
27% Feb 19
23% Feb 19
25
14
23% Jan 28
17% July 14
^«r%
With decEratlon
Apr
23%
%• Dec
% Aug 12
41
34%June 12
67g Apr 21
Nov
23%
28% May
19% Apr
June
23% Apr 7
20% Sept 15
29% Jan 11
8
114
13% May
21
V
5)4
26%
61
10
,
6% Mar
18% Nov
8% Apr
May
13»4 May
3% May
r.
10
3)4
20)4
With declaration
Oct
3
3
6%
May
23
414
3'4
*5
Tckyo City 56 loan of 1912.. .1952
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Mar
42
6)4
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Y
32% Mar
75
9
3)4
4
With declaration
s
26)4
26%
4
♦Silesian Landowners Assn 6s. .1947 F
21% May
,
5%
'*5%
8% May
Dec
8)4
....
\26)g
♦Silesia (Prov of) extl 7s......1958 Yd
♦4 Mb assented
........1958 J d
6% July
Jan 24
18% Jan 2
14
July 31
6% Aug 1
Apr 21
21% Apr 29
1
-.
8% preferred.
116%
175
1%
Casting Co No
115%
29
29% 29%
29%
28% *26% 28% *2634 27%
*457g 46% *457g 46%
46%
11234 *110% 11234 *110% 11234
3
3%
27g
3%
234
788(
*77% 79
*77% 7834
81
81
81
*79% 81
3%
*77%
80%
Dome Mines Ltd
29
3%
78%
81
77%
80%
.
1%
3634
34
2834
*110
%
1%
37
Doehler Die
2,400
133
377g
13%
1,200
14
3%
134%
35
%
1%
36%
33%
78
80
*175
28%
13%
3%
.
176
3%
28%
46%
112
176
13
20%
12%
91%
June
29S4
July 14
28% Sept 18
30% Aug 7
13
25)4
69%
1946
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51
.
43)4
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31
9
Jan
5% Sept 12
,18
Sept 8
,
15)4
65
(Kingdom)
♦Uruguay (Republic) extl 8s. .1946
2% Feb 19
%«Sept 23
6% pf.100
25
25
63
Jan
4%
<60
g
Feq
45% Deo
17
Apr
29% l<eb
114
16
24%
65
De
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184 May
3% Aug
6
5
9
4734 Mar 29
Apr 21
14%May 26
6i.t Apr 18
109%July 2
18% Feb 19
27
Apr 30
13% Sept 25
7 9
Feb 19
25
UM
>S
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May
45% Dec
9% May
19% Judp
1% Oct
20
25
J
O
A
♦Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s....1945
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
343.1 Feb 10
10% Sept 8
29% Jan 10
90
Aug 12
3
Delaware Lack A Western..50
%
Nopar
Preferred
..1956 M
..1968 J
....1940
Nov
7% 7, 777%-
Davega Stores Corp........5
26%
♦6s extl dollar loan...
45
Apr 18
16)4
Jan
16% Jan 25
Jan 2
1% Jan 6
Oct 30
26%
Jan
25
42% Feb
!.
26
Feb
73 Oct 24
7% Feb 14
24% Apr 22
J
Apr
Apr
106
16
36 »4
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26
24%
f.
:
36%
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184
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J
36%
784
75
15%
16%
J
3% May
12
8
..1936 J
♦8s external.
July 15
36
12
12%
12%
32
16%
15%
1964 M S
f 4s
s
32%
75%
Oct 31
9%
7%
8%
14%
11%
UM
UH
17
16H
♦Sao Paulo (City of, Brazil) 8s. 1952 mn
*6)^s extl secured s f...... .1957 1/n
65
June
25
21% Oct 17
13H
UM
UM
16%
66 H
♦Saarhruecken (City) 6s..
Santa Fe extl
May
61% Jau
17% De'
6
6
14
12%
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4
Jan
3
8
7%
6%
11
UK
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s
12 M
10M
13 M
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.1967 J D
♦Rome (City) extl 6^s..... .1952 .4 O
70
June
6
Oct 29
sg Oct
par
1,700
4,400
10%
29%
3134
3%
135'g 135%
32%
*16%
28%
46%
112
*77
88 M
7%
Jan
-Apr
Dee
13
Oct
417g Feb 20
30
Cuneo Press Inc..-,..
Preferred.
72
100
Cudahy Packing Co..
Curtis Pub Co
$S
Feb 15
100
conv preferred
Deisel-Wemmer-Gilbert.... 10
13%
434
*3'g
3
136% 133%
29
78
27
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May
47% Jan
98% Jan
9%Sept
8% Sept
127%Sept
94
2
82%May
par
1,700
100
4.%
31%
32
3
176
176
32"
31%
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1634
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%
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37%
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29
46%
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84
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34%
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23
27
4% Feb
25
May
4
May
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27% Jan 10
45% Jan 9
15% Jan 7
llgMay
5% conv preferred
100
CubaRR6% preferred
100
Cuban-American Sugar... 100
7,000
*%«
.
20% 20%
20%
21
14%
14%
1384
14% 14%
75
75
73%
74% 75%
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12
9% Apr
40% Mar
M ay
40%
197g Jan 10
7
14%June
8
47S Jan
7
Apr 18
95
2
53%July 28
182% Jan.10
Mar 31
49%
16% June
18% May
15% Mar
47
May
52% Jan
-
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par,
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.
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25
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14
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4% May
27% May
3% Oct 14
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Cream ol Wheat Corp (The).2
6%
Sept 3
457g Sept 30
4% Jan .2
Feb 18
13
8
10
% Oct 31
42% Apr 21
1
..25
15%
40% Jan
6% Feb 3
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I
Coty Internat Corp
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D
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12
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11%
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70
3
sec
Rio Grande do Sul (State
93% May
9% May
Jan
3
100
99
*40
23%
42
73
84
h
2684
461'
46%
1634
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90%
37%
81%
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8%
8 •
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♦Rio de Janeiro (City of) 8s.. .1946 A C
6% Nov
2384 Nov
109% Sept 17
.
52
5% series ....50
1,430
6,200
6%
13
1284
907g. 907g
37%
37%
81%
81%
7%
7%
67g
7%
*117% 117%
1284
6%
67g
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67g
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74
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13
13
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18
18
17
17
71
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91
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42
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118
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42
127g
80%
734
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22%
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7
6%
12%
91
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127g
12M
1«
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Queensland (State) extl 6s
106% Jan 22
16% July 22
5% Aug 7
2%May 26
17% Feb 24
151' Apr 25
12-% Oct 17
Continental Oil of Del...... 5
500
•%
,
Continental Insurance...$2.50
Continental Steel Corp.No par
15%
*%
Continental Can Inc.......20 )
Continental Diamond Fibre. 5
600
4
*%
15%
99
15%
16%
■3%
•
84
15%
*%
1534
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,"-3%
7,200
87g r',:.: 900
4334
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6%
23%
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15%
16%
22%
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3%
4%
3%
10%
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100
Dee
July- 2
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3% Oct 17
i
3,800
35
33%
87g
44?*>44%
4
%
99
*
9
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37g
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•
4 H
1961 J
declaration.............
♦Externals
79
2,100
2,400
25% 26%
25% 26
26%
*18
18
18
18%
18% 18%
13«4
1334
13%
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13%
54
53% *52%
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36%
35%
36%
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♦Prussia (Frfee State) extl 6Ms. 1951 M S
Jan
24%
21% May
3% Jan 13
z5% Apr 14
'
;2534
®8
,
36
36% ,J5
/;
443i 44%
3%
3%
15%
34
15%
•
49%
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9
9
443g
253g
19
38
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h:
33g
2534
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36%
36%
9
44
25%
26
f. 38
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*Extl loan 7^8
Jan
Apr
4% May
8%July 10
23% Jan 13
107% Jan 9
1% July
11
July 10
May 26
2
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i
3,600
26,503
.
44
9
44
No. Low
High
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i':. *5
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g 8s
a'sented....'....... 1963
With
7
5% Apr 21
<
Consol Film
6%
i
6
■
:
37
36%
9%
*834
Jan. 1
184 June
73%
2% May
May
16
Low
a
With declaration
Apr
113
May
% Dec
May
♦External sink fund
Feb
56 i
.
14
28
2
103., Jan 15
May 23
15% Oct 17
$5 preferred........No par
Industries
1
300
s4
97g
2%
-:'4 .'
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4
',.4'' !.
2,200
24,800
96
97g
2%
6'g
6
4
4
6%
15%
23
23
♦22
2412
24% *22
24%
104
104
104
*103
104%
10234 10234 *103
15
15
15
14%
1434
147g
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'■
334
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3%
3%
384
334
3%
3%
10634 10634 *106% 107% .107% 108% 108% 108%
10634 107
37%
*36%
.
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CQCC
With declaration
Jan
108%
25%Jun#
Jan 10
•I884 Aug
22%- Oct
1578 Jan
9784 Jan
Dec
48
June
110 V Jan 15
Feb 19
90
26
27% June
June
10%May 26
82 May 20
7% preferred...
100
6M% Prior preferred...100
98%
1484 May
7
-95
Apr 25
19% Oct 20
No par
Mar
May
3% May
..
28% Aug 28
14
..1
71
104% Oct 31
Oct 31
Inc.No par
Consol Aircraft Corp.
July 11
778 Oct 22
Jan 30
Conde Nast Pub Inc...No par
Congoleum-Nairn
r
157g
6%
10
10
j
934
2%
6'g
*2
6%
4
*334
47g
*47g
1
•
2
178
107
$4.25'conv pf ser '35.No par
Commercial Sclvents.-No par
3,200
22
*93
6%
1584
96%
6
4
5'g
24%
,*22% 24% *22
*102% i04
*102i2 104
15
15
15%
147g
3%
37g
378
*334
106
♦4Mb assented.......,,,.1958
♦Stabilization loan s f 7s.,.. 1947
Commonwealth Edison Co.25
047g
%
97g
184
6%
i
Comm'l Invest Trust.-No par
20,300
94
6«8
97g
13
184
6
5
'..V 5
100
200
3
15%
957g
97%
84
6%
334
..
Commonw'lth A Sou ..No par
$6 preferred series...No par
3
6%
*%
34
2
334
*93
conv preferred..
2,100
20%
1234
*92%
6%
96
63g
15%
97%
34
97g
.
94
95
♦94%
*127g
*91%
Foreign Govt. & Mun. (Concl.)
{♦Poland (Rep of) gold 6s..,.1940
Apr
8% Mar
<S
Asked
Highest
$ per sharp
83
21% Apr 17
2134May 20
9938 Apr 8
27% Oct 31
rl02%June 9
8% Feb 15
% Oct 20
preferred.No par
conv
56,600
,
16%
223g
13%
4%%
7,600
'
-
3%
167g
1684
21%
Lowest
$ per share
69% Apr 29
4%May 16
:
Commercial Credit........10
400
*ie
•
1534
6%
15%
98%
6%
15%
6%
22
13%
95
*90%
*94%
95%
22%
17
$2.75
...
9,500
No par
56 84
%
56%
22%
94
*13
94
3
3
*167g
213g
*1234
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Columbia Pictures.
22%
57
22%
*27g
23%
57
Highest
&
Range
Since
•2
or
Friday's
Bid
Price
sft,
$ per share
Columbian Carbon Co.No par
800
Fanoe
Sale
$ per share
Far
Werk's
Last
EXCHANGE
<
6*8
15i2
97%
98
*3
3%
12%
♦90%
♦94%
94
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23
57
22%
58%
2334
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300
.
;
57
17
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22%
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24%
9%
9%
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58%
Shares
..
STOCK
Lowest
7'g
27%
7%
N. Y.
Year 1940
Week Ended Oct, 31
76
27% *257g
23
23
22%
103% 103% 104% 104%
277g
28%
277*
27%
108
(108
*108% 110
93g
9%
9%
98s
*1073g 108
59
*5812
7%
BONDS
'Range for Previous
of iOO-Shares Lots
EXCHANGE
„
Week
•
ver share
76
♦257g
227g
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28
29%
287«
9%
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57%
934
: 9%
934
9*4
,
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$
77
7%
7%
2734
227g
102
102
2884
29%
29%
^8
107% 107% *107
29%
29%
♦107
;■ *7%
23
22%
2284
*1011' 103% *101% 102
Oct. 31
Oct. 30
*76
77
the
Friday
$ ver share
77
77
♦26%
22%
734
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v.
Thursday
Oct. 29
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7%
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:
1
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Oct. 28
$
$ her share
share
oer
Oct. 27
•
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Range Sin-e Jan. 1
On Basis
YORK STOCK
■
7
5%
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67g
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78
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78
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2
2
2
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2
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247g
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5%
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40
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87
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78
2
7
5%
11,800
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634
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23
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....
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800
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No par
Equitable Office Bldg..No
fErie RR
common w i.No par
Ctfs of benef int
w
5% pref series A
i. .No par
w
1
1,300
75% Feb 14
% Oct 30
par.
100
Ctfs of deposit
100
1st pref ctfs of deposit.. 100
2d pref ctfs of deposit.. 100
Erie A Pitts RR Co
■
"
17g >:
23%
^2
6,600
2
78
1%
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684
24
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.
70
%
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■
7
87
♦1%
78
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2
*85
6% Oct 18
4?g Oct
Aug
1% Oct
1% Oct
1% Oct
32
50
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner... .5
Evans Products Co.........5
75
Ex-Cell-0 Corp..
23
17
12
27
18
20
Feb 28
77
Dec
......
*60
..
....
%
Jun
10
Aug 22
7% Aug 4
4 Oct 29
& J 34 Oct 1
1% sept 24
.........
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27
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20
102
108
107)4
108
10
106 % 108%
2%
Deo
May
884 Jan
Oct 30
30% Jan
6
20%
Jan
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7
%
Oct
5
67% Aug
5
Feb
11% Apr
34*4 May
S
1955 M S
♦AIpine-Montan Steel 7s
Foreign Pow deb 5s... .2030 M S
5%s...
Internat
3 %s
67% Aug
1952 M
Am A
Corp conv 5%s.
American Telep & Teleg—
%eJune 17
3% Jan
101%.
104
Am
134 Sept 24
75
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104 M
....
Amer I G Chem conv
4O
2
8
I84 Oct 31
5% Feb 19
%
Deo
.1942 M S
Allegh Val gen guar g 4s.
Allied Stores Corp 4%s debs. 1951 F A
Allis-'Chalmers Mfg conv 4s..
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103
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1
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40
39
3934
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20
20%
9%
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98
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19
91
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*38%
see
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96%
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page
39
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11%
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20%
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95%
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96
38%
22%
22%
11
11
38
;
20%
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38
37%
38
800
20%
20
20
2,100
9%
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97
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♦10%
23
11%
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*10%
34
22
400
Federal Min & Smelt Co....2
May 17
16i2June24
884 Oct 21
90 May
2
21% Feb 15
11
100
Federal-Mogul Corp......:.5
107g Apr 18
9
*93%/ 98
22
Fairbanks Morse & Co.No par
Fajardo Bug Co of Pr Rico..20
.
U'.
a.
5C
Federal Light & Traction... 15
$3 preferred
..No par
45% Jan 3
24% Mar 10
29%June
17% May
11
May
13
Mar 17
100
Jan 27
85
2634 July 24
16
14% Jan 24
JuDe
July
12% Aug
49% Apr
31% Apr
18% Apr
102
Mar
29%
Jan
15%
Oct
100% 104%
99% 103
17
1961 A
O
109 H
109)4
3%8debentures..:.,
1966 J
D
mn
109 M
110
\
34
3s conv deb..............
1956 M
S
UIM
111)4
112)4
445
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debentures...
Type Founders conv deb.
J
105)4
105
Am Wat Wks & Elec 6s ser A.
1975 MN
107 M
106 M
1950 A
1950 J
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35)4
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fAnn Arbor 1st g 4s....
66)4
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*98)4
Armour A Co (Del) 4s B..... 1955 F A "ioe""
105)4
1st s f 4s ser C (Del)...... 1957 J
J
.105)4
1967 Jan
*39
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22
109)4
102)4
Anaconda Cop Min deb 4%s.
-
110
66%
103)4
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13
'•
105
84
35%
69%
100%
107
105% 107 {
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1995 A
General 4s.
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891.
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154
Volume
Number:
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Week's
Friday
BONDS:'
N.
fc
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Week Ended Oct. 31
si
Range or
Sale
Friday's
Bid
&
Asked
Conv 48 of 1905
90 M
103 54
2
10354
103 M
4
Conv
...1960
1948
gold 4.8 of 1910
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00
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97
102.7.
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111
111
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110#
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1946 J
D
AtlA CliarlA L lst4)$8 A.... 1944 J
1944 J
1st 30-year 5s series B.
J
Oct. 27
Oct.. 28
Oct. 29
Oct. 30
Oct. 31
S rer share
$ per share
S rer share
f.
:
112%
; *12%
111%
*:• 16%
112%
i
\9\%
100M
101 %
ft:: 7
80'4
•79M
63 M
80 M
64'4
74
73%
Year 1940
Lots
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
59%
*90%
13%
43%
19
1658
9t78
13%
43%
19
17
*9078
13
43-%
3
3%
*22
23%
*
33s
uu
f per share
22%
91%
*91%
92
43%
91%
*12%
43%
*12%
13
43%
19
12%
43%
19
16'4
$ per share
*91%
ICO
4'4% conv preferred.... 100
600
1,600
167g
M3C0
Filenes (Wm) Sons Co. No par
Firestone Tire & Rubber...10
600
ft; 6% preferred series A.-.100
First National Stores..Ao par
*12%
1612
103
37
37
37
37
36%
36%
12%
123.4
12%
22%
123s
22%
11%
21%
12%
12
12
21%
21%
22%
,22%
*21%
25
25
22.
4%
25%
31%
22
2% May
7
1
22
15
12
24
24
10
1 1045
Oct 1952
10-year coll tr 5s....May
MN
L & N coll
64
105
95
77
17
95
MN
gold 4s
Atl & Dan 1st g 4s
67
75
71
70
5
33
8
29
34%
103
11
75% 103%
105 M
t05M
12
29M
29)6
Atl Gulf A W 1 SS coll tr 5s...
1959|y
J
Atlantic Refining deb 3s.
1953 M
S
105k
25%
301*
103% 106%
37 M
37 M
J
J
45S
*4%
*25
i
38
30
102
1948 J
Second mortgage 4s- 1948'J
22
*21%
69
97
111
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13%
103
124
13%
124
6
6
*37%
43
6
*37%
43
3534
21
*203;
21
35%
*20%
35%
21
♦95
98%
*95%
97
*95
96%
*...:.
56%
271
60M
59%
60 %
July 1948 A O
registered.............19i8 A O
1st mtge gold 4s
*20
22
*21
Jan
1
Je.n
Maj
25
Jan
June
98%
Dee
10
Maj
27% Ma\
20
Jan
4<v*
Feb
14
22%
21*4
Jan
Sept
123,| Oet 24
15% Apr 23
10l%June27
3178May 12
1178 Oct 30
22
21% Oct 30
3378 Jan
8
2434 Jun<
38% Mar
21«4 July 23
25% Apr
4
19
25%
106
40
Jan
10% Ma^
21%
Apr
3"8June 17
84
Jan 10
ft 7
21
June 23
31
Food Machinery Corp.....10
4%% conv preferred
100
20
800
24
May 31
70
10
$7 conv
60
F'k'n Slmon&Co inc 7%
Freeport Sulohur Co
Fruehauf Trailer Co...
2,400
100
46
20% Aug
41
107*4
Apt
21%
Apr
ft
118
Maj
2% Aug
20
7
•
Dee
39%
243« Maj
July 31
De«
6% Apt
41
Maj
Dee
23% July 20
6
.99
95%Sept 27
100
Jan
Jan
Jun<
61
7
Jan
Nov
35
102
6%Sept 30
32%May 31
1
5% conv preferred..
20
132
Apr
32
9% Maj
7
Feb 19
Jan
8% Nov
22
20% Jan
36
Pf-100
-.10
Maj
0% Sept
Sepi
18% June
4
5
7
2% Feb 17
May 21
105
preferred. ^.Ao par
Francisco Sugar CO-...A0 par
2,200
Jan
July 21
32%Sept
107% Jan
103% Oct 29
13
Apr 21
10
Foster Wheeler..... J.
500
Jan
Maj
32% Maj
5% conv preferred...... 100
Follausbee Steel Corp,
500
(
12% Maj
42% Jan 13
16% July 8
105
1
73%
68
•58
70
3514-35%
21 %
4%
43g
4%
4%
*4%
4%
25% *25 ft- 25%
*24% 25% *25
30% 30%
30% 31
*30% 31
103% 103% 103%
103% 103%
14
*13%
14
13% 13% *13%
123% 123% *123% 130
*123% 130
6%
6%
6%
6%
61.1
6%
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*37% 43
*37% 43
35
35
35
34%
35%
34%
*20
20%
201.1 20% *19% 20%
*95
96
96
96%
96% *96
....
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Baltimore & Ohio ItK—
4s
....
6
6%
43
31
3078
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135s "mi *13% 13%
125
125
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6%
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■
3078
30%
*101"
;
*4%
*24%
4%
*21
4%
'iiMaj
15
79
Florence Stove Co.....No par
1,300
23
103
Highest
share $ per share
per
Fllntkote Co (The)....Ao par
1,2C 0
3,800
163.J
1634
102% 102%
S
Florshelm Shoe olass A.No par
*102
22
11% Apr 29
34% Feb 19
Ferro Enamel Corp
1238
43%
19
37
23
.....1
Fidel Phen Fire Ins N Y.12.50
12%
36%
*21%
*4%
Stores.No par
43
*12%
1678
103
103% *102
12%
Federal Water Serv A..No par
Federated Dept
2(0
4% Jan
34 Apr
27% Sept
97% Jan
16
Sept
4584 Sept
1284 Oft
18% Jan
2% Apr 16
% Apr 18
18% Jan 3
90
Oct 2
Federal Motor Truck..No par
1.GC0
2,4(0
22%
92
19
1678
365S
*12%
16%
22%
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share
3%
3%
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u
84
22%
23%
per
37l|
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103
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12%
1234
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93
13%
43%
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3
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a,j
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23%
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278
3%
uia
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23%
$
$ rer share
80%
51
*22%
.
99% 102%
J
Atl Coast 1st cons 4s...--July 1952 M S
1964 J I)
General unified 4J^s A
*3
3 >kv3>
,li»
a4
94%
103%
•
97% 100%
104
*10054
.
Range for Previous
'
On Basis of 100-Share
Week
109
1
A...1962
the
111
1
Cat-Ariz 1st & ref AMa
Friday
100% 104
14
D
Atl Knox & Nor 1st g 5s
Thursday
111
102:t
10231
J
........
Wednesday
97% 103%
95%
96%
102.1.105
♦96 M
J D
Rocky Mtn Div 1st 4s
1965 J
Trans-Con Short L 1st 4H---1958 J
ConV deb 4
Tuesday
High
87%
56
103 M
MN
J
Monday
$ per share
D
gold 4s of 1909
Conv
Range Since Jan.
' *
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Saturday
1
No. Low
.....1955 J D
Stamped 48.......
T
"STOCKS
NEW
far
Since
Jan.
High
Low
(Concl.)
lfltto
1955
Range
lb
Sales
JJ)W AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Oct. 25
Price
Railroad & Indus. Cos. (Com.)
Atchison Top & Sa.ita Fc
-
Last
O
885
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
4002
Stamped modified bonds—
1st mtge g (lnt at 4% to
1995
Dec 1 1946) duo
/
J
mi
62
64
195
58%
32
33 M
244
30%
47%
1 1946) due
.1995
I)
36 M
37%
2000!M S
Sept 1 1946) due
to
33 H
48 M
49
%|
669
40 M
42
92
39
40H
4654
47
28
46
J
*9%
89
2
84
J
47
47
47 M
8
43
55
J
.
.1951 J
Battle Cr & Stur 1st gu 3s... .1989 J
Beech Creek ext 1st g 3)£S—. .1951 A
47%
47
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21
43
47
81#
O
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J
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83
02
109
137%
134%
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'
ft
O
*7
"b"
1965 F A
3%
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11%
*'0%
11%
107s
10%
52%
52%
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52%
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52%
5%
*5034
5%
51%
106
10
86%
86%
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77%
1950 F
vH
*3l«
69%
70
36%
39%
21
21
A
5
12
111
110%
110%
407
*103%
73
*2l
66%
'
90
78
78%
39%
22%
107% 111
104
104
9%
4
♦48's
108% 113%
738
D
93 M
92 M
105%
93%
105%
♦70%
15%
72%
15%
113 M
113%
95%
103% 107%
111
113%
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45
1981 F
Buff Mag Elec 3)fjs series C..19b7 J
105 M
A
D
♦
>:
108%
-
48
-1
Buffalo Rochester & Pgh Ry-r
Stamped modified
(Interest at
1957
3% to 1946) due
"
37 M
131
37%
36%
49
V
■
*5%'
<•*---
"
80 k
79
55 M
55
56
75 M
75%
8%
f i
66 %
7
80%
16
41%
59
28
77%
*5%
.
66
6%
8054
J
I960 AO
Bush Term Bldgs 5s gu
O
1955 ./
Consolidated 5s
3%.
3%
7%
1952 A
Bush Terminal 1st 4s
Calif-Oregon Power 4s
...1966
66
Guaranteed gold 5s.v.
.
105%
105%
10654
Guaranteed gold 5s
Guaranteed gold 5s
Guar gold 4%a
1956 J T)
Guaranteed gold 4)^8-..... 1966 F A
Guar gold 414s
—1951 M 5
Canadian Northern deb 6)6s- -1946 J
I
Can Pac Ry 4% deb stk perpet
1946
6s equip trust ctfs—
....1944
Coll trust go'd 5s
1954
Collateral trust 4)6»—...... I960
{♦Carolina Cent 1st guar 4s... 1949
Coll trust 4^3
108%
108%
108%
94
109
39%
107 M
107%
105%
107%
io5k
105%
106%
105%
111%
68%
110%
66%
93 M
J
J
10554
93%
105%
J
1)
J
J
J
J
10
76%
50%
Celanese Corp of America 3s.. 1955 F
A
W...1947 J
D
110
....Nov 1945 F
1945 M
1959 A
1959 A
♦Chatt l)lv pur money g 4s.. 1951 J
♦Mobile Dlv 1st g 5s
1946./
A'
97
29
Cent Illinois Light 3%a...
O
O
.1987
70
Central RR & Bkg of Ga 5s. 1942 VN
Certaln-teed Prod 5Ms A.-.1948 V/ s
M
-
1
2%
*2%
1946 J
4s...-.1989 J
J
J
J
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s.——
—
1989
For other footnotes ree page 891
J
20%
*69
70%
1778-18
20
1978
^
*115
8
Apr 10
3634May
3384
6
1% Oct 25
95% Oct 24
91
Sept 19
132% Jan 28
48% Jan 6
127% Aug25
5
12334 Mar 19
3978 Sept 25
3 Sept 24
ft
28
% May
Sept
77«4 May
118
May
May
7
118%
4
1,500
12%
38
Gen Public Service
Gen Railway
-
^
-
M,
Jan
Apr
131
Dee
66%
00
11% Apr 12
10
77 •%
334
4878
-ir'
2,2C0
400
General Shoe Corp
740
Gen Steel Cast $6 pref—Ao par
20%
20%
20%
l.OCO
13
12%
12%
400
Gen Theatre Eq Corp. .No par
18
1734
1734
400
Gen Time Instru
11
11% .11%
384
3%
1
*471,
73s
72
7%
.
72
♦69
700
3% ft 5,4C0
6CO
4734
3%
4734
48%
7%
♦7%
11
.
9C0
712
Apt
Apr
Jan
10
Jul j
14%
Jat
14
May
05% Nov
5
Jan
6
June 20
General Tire & Rubber Co.— 5
10
Apr 28
14% July 31
.
$8 preferred........No par
15%
14%
1478
i.oro
Glldden Co (The).....Ao par
45
44
44%
7C0
.4%% conv preferred...—60
*88
88%
3%
59
1
1
2%
-
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1
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2 -'
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18%
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214
88
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78 ft
78
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23g
88
6.8CO
Gobei (Adolf)..
-.
1
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co 100
Ao par
Goodrich Co (B F)
400
5% preferred.:.-ft-r-'ATo par
18%
,7,800
Goodyear, Tire & Itubb. Ao par
ft ,15 corn) preferred!..ft'Ao pdr.
69% ft-
81% Aug
11% Apr 19
58% May 20
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.
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4%
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8,
3378
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1634
24%
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6
43
Maj
65
17% Sept 18
11
Maj
19*4
Jan
30
Maj
5
Dei
49
Oct 27
9% Sept 12
74% Oct
Jan
46
9
91
21%
■
1334
14%
14%
8
3238
32%
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17
8
6
2034Sept 18
79% Apr 18 "ft 90 f Jap 27
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July
90
Maj
20*4
45
Maj
09% Mai
24% Ap'
97%' Feb
4% Fel
36
*11%
1178
12% Maj
69
1134
11%
11-'%
11%
39%
*37
Apt
*84% .,87ft
■;ft'5ro
4,400
5.8)3
30
34
«4
s.oro
Graham-Paige
4%
%
*414
1.3CO
Granby Consol M S & P
5
Grand Union w dlv ctfs.Ao par
4
Oct 21
978
9%
9%
Oct 20
43g Maj
9% Jum
14%
9%
No par
9
Oct 20
6% Jan
1384 Jan
1378 Jan
6
7
>9%
6
12%
Dec
838
8=%
83„
No par
8
Oct 17
1284 Jan
2
6% Jum
10
Maj
I684
33%
24%
16'%
243g
Apt
Ap-
•
*938
32%
33
2478
247g
17
17%
*32%
24%
16=%
24
24=%
24
100
2334
'Gotham Silk Hose..... Ao
800
Granite City Steel
SCO
4,200
l.OCO
23%
Great Western Sugar..Ao par
120
100
Preferred—
60
34
142%
60
33%
34
13%
13%
13
13%
1188
113S
*11%
113s
100
14
13%
900
Grumman Aircraft
300
Guantanamo Sugar
27s
,1,400
19%
19%
18%
18%
2,200
iro
2=%
39
21% Maj
11% Maj
30
4C0
Jan
13%
15% May
22
Feb 14
197g Jan 2
138% Mar 26
28
5%% conv preferred
Corp
52
1
Ao par
...100
8% preferred
Gulf Mobile A Ohio RR No par
No par
$5 preferred
Jan
6
11% Apr 22
18%Sept 9
3% July 28
41
Sept 29
4% Aug 4
2138 Aug 2
1234 Apr 23
1% Feb 4
13
Aug
3684 Sept 2
1434 Sept 17
29%May 27
10
July 29
144% Aug 15
Mar 26
934May 5
107sJune27
2%
Jan
1% Jar
9% Apt
20
Greyhound Corp (The) .No par
3
238
71%
Maj
% May
1% Jan 11
18% July 30
28% July 22
"800
39
1* Dee
25
25% Jan 22
5.9C0
*37
Oct 24
36% Jan 16
42
"
13%
*2%
38%
23g
3% July 18
59
13% Feb 18
A West- RR....100
Green (H I.) Co
Inc.-.-.l
Green Bay
Ift'kft
3
fc,1
3
;
Maj
36%
25% July
Jat
Nov
V*"'#
34
391 I
*2%
19
June 20
June 10
28% Apr 22
23
Mar 12
20
6% preferred.
Gr Nor Iron Ore Prop.
.No pa
Great Northern pref—.Ao par
*140
1
% Apr 17
Grant (W T) Co.. ——10
1,4(0
*5212
*5312
:
1
Motors
Without dlv ctfs
1,200
:
25
par
'^Preferred, ft ft... tftft— ftlOO
14
*2%
19%
438
11
■
25
171
*37
2%
2%
19%
Jum
Sept
*56%
8'4
13%
2%
*l'lt2
3
3% Apr
.;t234v ;S78
24!
.
24
14
*2%
*35
39
38
4% Apt
I84 Dee
2
77
3
321
32%
25
17
24%
12%
2%
258
*2%
38
Jat
5S>2
45 >ft'*4%::
101,
97g
93,
*9%
*9%
*24%
1634
14
Nov
86%
'
24
14%
9
10
Jan 10
Oct
7434 Oct
0*4 Mar
61% Mai
'3
*4%
*9%
858
24%
pt
Jat
"it
4%
10%
9%
4%
*9%.
*9%
.
May
*56%
r-86%
ui»
ni»
„&!
23%
106
23%
2% Jan 25
% Oct 17
2% Feb 13 ft 2% Sept
ft ft...—1
Goebel Brewing Co.
13%
734 Maj
13% May
Fel
98
10% Maj
3
Sept
30*4 Oct
4% May
438Sopt 30
2%May 13
34%May 24
5% Feb 14
60
Feb 21
1234 Feb 24
40% Feb 25
Razor..Ao par
24*« Mat
I684 May
Aug
16%
22
...100
600
71
70
»i»
18%
33*4
lll%Junt 13
$5 conv preferred....Ao par
Brothers......Ao par
Jar
13% July
May
24
1734 Oct 31
Glmbel
Jan
Jan
Dee
20
Mar 17
Gillette Safety
Jan
1%
19%
106%
984 June
86% Jan
% Dec
102
6% preferred
110
>4 Nov
80%Sept
Apr 21
11
Corp.Ao par
10
Jun*
100
11% Jan 10
17»4May22
General Telephone Corp...20
13
M'W-
%July 24
2334 July 24
29% Jan 11
17% Oct 31
9%May 5
46% Jan 30
.1
20%
*110% 112
2
16% Apr 16
*17*4
*110% 112
106% Jan 15
'it Jan
..1
$6 pref opt dlv series. Ao par
General Refractories. _.Ao par-
Dec
7% Apr
5% May
Jan 15
Feb 3
Jan 27
Jan 10
98%June 25
Apt
127% Mar
3% June
7%
109
12
16%
*t« Oct 20
Signal...No par
100
6% preferred
Gen Realty A Utilities
V
8C0
Sg
578June30
105%May 12
Jat
Jai
%
44
101
32%June
43g Jan
Jar
49%' Apt
37% May
116
Mar
48
I
$6 preferred
105
*97g
TO
*69%
36
*:0534 106% *:0534 106
*104% 106
"5
11%
11%
12%
17
17
*144% 147
51
*5%
*95% 100
3
1% Feb 19
9
Feb 14
'
*7
19
106% 109%
65%
76%
7
115
42%
%
58%
51%
79%
*14%
91%
*18
15%
*14%
18%
*18
21%
21%
*8%
21
*8%
8%
*1334
14%
*133.j
V
115
V-"4
*287g
2978
*35
38
*35i.t
38
*35%
38
30
12
12
12
12
12
12
5C0
Hall Printing Co.
118 8
11%
11%
11%
11%
9C0
Hamilton Watch Co..<Ao par
*11%
106
106
*105
106
106
106
105
105
*:04% 105
*104% 106
16%
16%
161 t
16%
15%
16%
10%
147
*144% 147
*144% 147
*144% 147
5% •ft; *5%
51 lftft5ft
5%
5%
1 5%
*95% 100
100
*95% 100*95%100
63
•
2.
85
7
'
62
62
8
>83%
:
*61
87
71 8
*85
63
7% ft
2%
2%
*61
i2
88
Kb
/
7%
67s
v
31
31
31
10
33
31%
47
109%
32%
21
20i.t
*3%
•
4
14
62
j
678
61
40
28
8
-
4
8
.
32
*14%
20%
8%
19%
18
8%
14
50
2,400
*46t2
4%
32
.ft-10
29%
18% May
Jar
Jum
142
27% July
Maj
9% Maj
9
Maj
55
Jai
35%
Apt
*123
23
17*4
Fel
Jau
12
Jan
H84 Jum
1% Aug
25%
A pi
3-rg
A pi
11
30%
A pi
Maj
2% Nov
Dee
8% Nov
1%
14% Nov
100
6% preferred
Hanna (M A) Co $5 pf.Ao par
Harbison-Walk Refrac.Ao par
100
104
76
6
61
200
25
61
100
158
Hecker Products
Helme
Corp
(G W)
Preferred.
9,600
June
2
4%
113%
Apt
11%
Apr
Jan
110
Jai
7
168
July 11
155
Jan
167
Dec
Feb
16% Sept 15
18% Aug 18
10
19% Oct 31
(Del).....10
Hollander A Sons (A)
6% Apr 12
...5
9
Feb 14
Holly Sugar Corp
Ao par
7% preferred
100 zl07% Apr 14
40
Oct 29
Homestake Mining..
.12.50
2) Oct 30
Houdallle-Hershey cl A.No par
9E Oct 2f*
Class B
NO par
Holland Furnace
100
Household Finance
100
16% preferred.
Houston Oil of Texas v t c—25
3% Feb 14
1,100
Howe Sound Co
5
26% Apr 22
32
2
Aug
80% Jum
6% Dec
Jum
3,700
31%
Jan
A pi
9% Apt
104
Apt
86
47B
>
28%
Jan 13
14% Feb 4
15%May 23
Hires Co (C E) The
138
96
*46%
,
5
83g Sept 19
:
132% Oct 21
5684 Jan 18
115
Jan 8
Ao par
16% Maj
Maj
83% Jum
6% cum preferred
.100 zl23%May 1
48%May 28
Hershey Chocolate..'. .Ao par
99%June 17
$4 conv preferred
Ao par
Hercules Powder
Det
Feb 10
9
80% July 29
Ao par
Jan
100
6% Maj
6
Jan
106%
Jum
Jan 23
3% Jan
96 Sept
Apt
Oct 31
*108% 103%
4
4'i
1,000
2,500
101
June 12
41
29
9%
638
1034 Apr 21
66
Apr 22
Hercules Motors
Hlnde A Dauch Paper Co... 10
2C0
100% Jum
17g Apr 21
1
8%
July 16
17
130
25
1,400
108
14984 Feb 11
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
""260
10% Maj
3
Jan
4%June26
93%June 20
400
15%
18%
20%
Jan 24
7
15% Oct 31
140
2.8CO
100
Feb 25
class A...1
6%% preferred...
100
Hat Corp of Amer
7
110
Jan
Fel
15
Jan
Mar 28
163g Jan
05
85
1,100
37
20%
38
10634 Jan 16
25% Jan 16
...2
10
34%
9% Maj
33
10is4 Aug 26
Hayes Mfg Corp....
100
29% Jum
30
May
8
9
Feb 18
July
1184 Apr 19
11% Oct 20
40%
*28%
9%
48
-.
:
60
978 ft
*108% 109
ftft Aft
31%
—.
6,300
800
30
93t
7% preferred class A
2
14
13%
Kackensack Water
6% preferred
2C0
*112% 115
41
2
*29%
32
15%
18%
*112% 115
.
-
31% ,31%!
8%
137g
*112%
10
ft 9%
9%
*46% 48
*16%
109% 109% *108%
4
4%
4%|
For footnotes see page 899.
8=9
*18%
44
447„
ft: 4
2
115
10
4.
*18
884
14%
*8%
14%
31
4%
*14%
115
44%
47
47%
109% *109
2
21
21
43
•
„*32%
834
14
115
*14%
18%
*18
10
10
*4..
21
15%
*14%
31%
*30%
*46%
15%
18%
50
'
1%
45
45
*109
120% 122%
112
119%
*60
63
2978
106
106
85
87%
7% ft-" 7
33
*2878
105 ft *101% 105"
2
28
25
297
12
11%
3d
*29
♦ft— 161
*160% 164
*160% 164
2 *.ft.:'ft- 161
*160% 165
13
8
*12%
1278
*12*4
12% 12% *12% 1278 *12% 12%
70
70
70
70
69% 6934
69% 6934
6934 6934
69%
69%
135
130
*131% 135
*131% 135
130% 131% 2130
*131%
*131%135
*51%
541 2 *513S
5134 5134 *51%: 54
54%
*51% 54%
*5134
53
*109
114
*109% 114
*109% 114
*10978 114 *1097g 114
*10978 114
19%
128% 134
102% 106
102% 105%
87%
7%
7%
*60
19%
*178
....25
29%
35%
*29
16%
16% 1634
*144%
*144% 147
5%
*5%
*5%
*95% 100
*95%
8734
*87%
<
*104%
2%
2
108% 111%
i
.121%
119
123g
142
104% 107%
105
105
117% Aug
6
2
No par
No par
General Printing Ink
900
1.5C0
Jl#
10
24
102»3S 104%
121%
S!»
1738
97g
76
20%
12
103
*
3
*85
*35
104%
132%
78i.i July
No par
Common
300
3%
*103
140
:
104^
*3
Jan
126
Gen Outdoor Adv A...No par
40
77
1
*34
2%
87%
34li
63%
79%
131%
104%
104%
100
•%
15
32%
102»S!
131%
700
13%
*44%
4%
634
*115
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
<
Ceier.J gold 4Ms
1992 M 8
Ref & impt mtge 3Ms D—— 1996 MA
Ref A: lmpt M 3Ms ser E. —1996 F A
40,100
38%
40
22
*44%
97%
104%
S
3358
12534 1253i
17%
97g
3:7434
45
25
1
37
85%
Champion Paper & Fibre—
S f deb 4Ms (1935 issue)... 1950 M &
1950
10
51%
38
5% preferred........-.100
General Motors Corp
10
S5 preferred
—No par
*21
45
8
82%
*78
86 %
22
68
.
De«
•
H
70
70
50%
20
17%
24
24
23%
24%
23% 23%
142
142% *140'
142% *140
142% *140
60
*521"
60
*52% 60
*52% 60
*34
34
34
3334
34%
3334
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
11% *11% 11%
*11% 11% *11%
*11%
22
107%
*60
"si"
—
*131
22
15
29 ft 29
13
15%
69
% Jan
,
No par
General Mills...-.
700
83%
83%
.No par
$4.50 preferred
1%
95
17%
45
2978
56
..
107%
4s....1949
Through Short L 1st gu 4s.1954
Guaranteed g5s
1960
Cent Pae 1st ref gu gold
1
16
■
$6 conv pref serlesA.Ao par
%
*21
*14%
*29%
15
15
*12.
Gen Gas & Electric A..No par
50
116
1
*90
53
32
15%
J
4s registered
1987
Central N Y Power 3Ms...... 1962
:. V
8 f deb 4Ms (1938 Issue)...
'«
50,200
*113
18
15
1978
70
17
Dee
111% May
24
50%
m.
69
16
.1987 J
♦General 4s......
111%
1754
42% Sept 25
%
.
22
♦52%
34%
,
15
111%
70
_ _.
3%
16
*10%
111%
{♦Cent New Engl 1st gu4s....1961
{♦Ce itral of N J gen g 5s.
.1987
3
:
2%
*12
J
1966
6s registered........
.3
3%
33% Feb 15
112% Jan 8
*140
28% 55
5%. 16%
MM
6%
1%
5
5% 16%
5%
15%
13%
13%
D
General Foods Corp. ..Ao par
10
48
2%
39%
278 ft 3
19% 1958
47
101%
53
13%
3.3CO
99% 104
47
A
{♦Consol gold 5s
♦
Ref & gen 5 56s series B
♦Ref A gen 5s series C„
39%
17%
717g
11
25
{Central of Georgia Ry—
♦1st mtge 5s
3834
102
104% 108%
104
'
101%
96%
28%
D
♦Cent Branch \J P 1st g 4s....1948 J
47
Nov
41
'
♦21
4
378
*278
*19%
41
107%
107%
103
47
%
-
48
17%
83
50
3j
77
97% 103.
87%
104
2d consol gold 4s—
10
88
87
83
i07M
22
120
105
717g
*
95%
101% 106%
69% 89%
64% 86%
105%
87%
...1981 F A
7
Jat
Apt
89ig Nov
Maj
85%
*103
15
*34
76
94
83
Carriers & Gen Corp 5s w w—1950 MJV
R & A Div 1st con g
7
22%
18%
38
1134
1965 M S
Carolina Clinch & Ohio 4s.
Cart & Adlr 1st gu gold 4s.
Celotex Corp deb 4)<(8 w
17-%
105
72
*24%
102% 112%
52
69%
66 M
3
22
Jat
4% Sept
26% Maj
1%
12*g
•
'
ui.
*014
8%
93% 109%
92% 108%
90% 106%
90% 106
81
S
\I
12*4 Maj
Oct
130% Apr
June 18
120
100
7% preferred.
70
127
6%
6%
6%
6%
*109% 110% *109% 110%
7%
*86
7034
."v 278,' 3 *56%;; 59
93% 106%
-
1134 Maj
48% Fel
Jan
Jan
11%
29%
35% Jan 14
3
45
;,M3r,18>4
105% 108%
75
89%
90% 106%
109%
105%
105%
108%
July 1969 J
Oct i960 A
.*.1970 F
57%
8%
1«4 Maj
ft 4% Maj
5
78%
108
81
Canadian Nat gold 4^8...... 1957 J
Mar 20
6% Jan 6
157a Jan 10
97
Sept 18
Apt
Dee
145
27% Opt 3
si#
*103
105
*20%
7%
7g
70S4
"4%
Canada bou cons gu 5s A.....1962 A
6% Maj
Maj
118
General Electric Co.- ..No par
3
*1478
20%
*n?8
108
8684 Maj
6
May
7*4
53,600
38% 3378
*125% 125%
*40% 42
1234
1234
*103
4%
721
87%
"»•
A
500
20%
Jan
7% Jan 8
July 14
Apt
14%
51
105
2734
127
131
7%
2%
*86
lfl'8
{Burlington Cedar Rap & Nor-*•J* 1st <fe ooll 6s.:
.H..1B34 A O
♦Certificates of deposit
L—
39
3|fl
♦|6
49
7%
1
*23a
;
MN
5C0
2C0
55
Jun«
3% Maj
June
94
144
3% Jan 6
3% Apr 22
10% Oct 24
73% Feb 19
17% Apr 25
Class A
No par
7% cum preferred
100
General Cigar Inc.....No par
11
93
5
Oct 14
General Cable Corp. ..Ao par
8
45% Jurn
8
584 Oct 15
104 Sept 10
111
35%
111
3834
3%
3%
10
77
49
73g
ret 5s series B
General Bronze
1,100
Mar 21
53%May
Oct 31
133
5
....No par
Corp
5
Sept
5% Mar 21
8
46«4 Apr 21
5
Apt
20
27%
16
*83%
41
18%
4
4%
108% 111%
110
ot
'
-
*91%
20%
Baking
$8 preferred
70
*10
95
131
...
2034 2034 *20% 21
20%
*20% 20%
13%
12*8 1258 *12% 13% *12%
13%
*18
18
18%
18%
18%
*163.1 18
*110% 112
*110% 112
*110l4 112
*110% 112
12
12
12
12
11% 11% *11%
74%
18%
108%
1st lien
848
84%
%.
22%
*%
18%
•97s
76%
18%
10
108%
10954
Buffalo Gen Elec 4>£s B
General
4.3C0
5
5%
134% 134%
*33.4
4%
338
3%
June
101
No par
$6 preferred
Gen Am Transportation..... 6
1,100
48
6%
"i2"\iaj
12% July 29
10% July 2
47% Jan 21
4
Apr 16
Gen Amer Investors...No par
2,500
De<
39%
1%
*r>0
95
*131
...
*40
105
*21
22%
18%
♦934
78
79%
81%
90
1%
1%
3878 39%
125% 125%
l4
13%
13
7
•
109 M
1957 MN
5%% conv preferred
2
277g
27%
39%
39
116
*113'
*90
87.
•83%
3%
♦103
108 M
.)
*113
1%
93%
*131
39%
%
1334
105
Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons g 5s... 1945 MN
1st lien & ref 6s series A
1947 MN
.....1950
116
1%
93%
85
♦3
'4
*1314
*103
99% 102%
72
"29
H
38 M
21
39
*113
.....
39
3%
40
28%
6%
61
6%
6%
*6%
6%
*6%
678
*109% I'll
*109% n0% *109% 111
*10914 111
107% 109
1961 A O
1910 1
J
69
Gaylord Container Corp
200
5%
47%
10
5
50
5% preferred
"
June
3% Sept
1% Maj
5
234Sept 12
11% Sept 12
23
Sent 23
3% Oct 17
6
Apr 23
Gar Wood Industries Inc....l
2,200
7%
*103ii 104
49
48
i
100 t 104%
102% 106%
75
85
41
2734
1%
95%
95
*131
...
*3
17
103%
5
1%
1<
95%
87
28%
39%
3934 40
♦113
116
23
41
107
103
101%
285*
126
105%
1955 MN
1st mtge 4s scries RR—
♦Inc mtge 4.4s ser A...July 19701MN
{♦Boston ANY Air List 4s.. 1955 F A
bklyn Edison cons M 3%s... 1966MN
5%
93
*40
105M
73
481
48%
49
55g
136
4%
3%
10%
51
5%
5%
5%
13434 13434 *13414 135
4'«
4%
*J34
*384
3%
3%
3%
3%
1034
1034
1014 1054
93
*92
,93
91% *91
94%
2034 2034
20% 2034 *20% 21%
127
127
127
127
*126% 127
534
126'
105% 107
*107%
116
*131
,
Debenture gold 6s
3«4
17
No par
4
15%
18
8
101%
*47%
477s
*10
106 M
106
106
100
Big Sandy 1st mtge 4s........1944 j D
Blaw Knox 1st mtge 3Hs
1950 F A
Boston & Maine 1st 5s A C
19o7 M S
Bklyn Union El 1st g 5s
*6%
*10%
39% 39%
125**8 1255g
103 M
106M
Consol mtge 3%a ser F
40%
Mg
95%
*83%
27
15%
O
O
1959 J
J
G.......19eo F A
Beth isteel 3)^8 conv debs-.... 1952 A
1st g 4%a series JJ
7%
3'4
7%
3«4
73«
25%
8%
'
With declaration..
♦Berlin Elcc El & UndergrR^s. 1956 A
...
50
334
26%
26%
8
A
25%
1955 .4
*113
27
ft 8
26%
1959 F
401.4
"97" l"66%
With declaration......
1st M 5sseries 11
20
11%
28%
.
100
99M
99H
With declaration..,.
3%a ser d
*19
35S
*2034 21%
*126% 127
113%
D
City El Co deb 6^8.-1951 J
Consol mtge
20
2%June
1% Apr 10
7% Apr 16
1
...20
6% preferred
Gamewell Go (The)
85
130
"ioik
J
Beneficial Indus Loan 2%8... .1050 J
Consol mtge 3s ser
*10
*658
*:038
*4334
*92
55%
48
109#
0
Telcp of Pa 5s series B... .1948 J
.I960 A
1st & ref 5s series C
44%
•
I)
Bell
♦Debenture 6s
2C0
1% Feb
Galr Co Inc (Robert)
2,SCO
i07g
2%
358
197s
.
1934
378
Gabriel Co (The) cl A..No par
800
2%
2%
*10
7%
11%
*13414 136
*134%
*334 ¥ 43.1
*33,4
358
35g
3%
10% 11%
10%
92%
Bangor A Aroostook 1st 5s.. .1943 J
Con ref4s............... .1951 J
6^6
*2
2%
2%
11
1934
3%
*6%
477S
55g
50%
58%
./
♦Deb sinking fund
2l.t
2%
*10 ft
5%
*5'38
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
104
*103
*103% 104
*103% 104
*103% 104
61%
48%
67
4914
41
.1959 J
Belvldcro Del cons 3)-$s
2%
*4834
47
34%
30%
14%
139
33M
34M
31M
32M
33)6
1.19bO[F A
4s stamped
2%
ft 11
*10
.
Pgh L E & W Va System—
Ref g 4s extended to.... 1951 M N
ftft S'west Dlv 1st M (lnt at 3-J*
197S
2%
*2%
2%
358
46%
30%
101
33 M
32
33
Sept 1 1946) due..'.. 1996 ilf S
Feb
103.4
53%
35%
104
38
Ref & gen ser F (lnt at 1%
♦Conv due
2%
238
*10
*6%
*10%
J
Ref & gen ser D (lnt at 1%
to
2%
2%
2%
11
Ref & gen ser C (lnt at 1 1-5%
to Dec
2%
2%
73%
33 VA
11
*1978' 20
0
D
Oct 1 1946) due
July 1948 A
ft ft Ref & gen ser A (lnt at 1% to
1638 Jan
3084 Jan 10
9% July 24
16% Aug 5
115
Oct 27
39
50
Apr
Dec
100%
Apt
Aug
133%
947g Maj
12% Julj
4% Julj
8
Maj
103
Jan 27
28
47
Oct 18
64
100
100
Aug 1*
111
Jan 13
5
July 22
37% Jan
8
18%
Jan
A pi
934 Nov
10%
110
Ap
Mai
60%
Jai
Maj
3«34
Dec
8*4 Maj
16%
Apt
54% Maj
Jan
No par
.
"i9~~Maj "35%"
35
6
Jai
07% Ap:
115% Jan
Jum
8
1384 Jan
:
00
120%
Maj
Maj
523g Jan
—
21%
12% Maj
101
June
3% May
28
Aug
71%
112
Apt
Dec
07g
Jai
60%
Fei
FINANCIAL: CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
886
Tuesday, November 4, 1941
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Friday
Sales
HIGH SALE PRICES
WW AND
-.STOCKS
NEW
for
Monday
Saturday
I '
Range for Previous
j.-ii-v'v
EXCHANGE
-f.
,
Lowest
Hiyhesl
!
*'i«
107,
3 iK
I084
3',
'16
3's
19%
31;
4
%e
3,
Shares
■'..V..
3,
*2i;
"3
193,
105,
HM2
4,200
3i;
37,
35,
3%
15,600
Slf.
*6)e
3f
616
®I6
2.2C0
%#
19
'
■
>
f per Share
Par
,
ii,
No par
Hudson Motor Car
1
1
{Hupp Motor Car Corp
| per share,
%June 20
2%June 20
Manhattan.... 100
5% preferred....100
Hud Bay Mln & Sin LtdNo par
3
*21;
!■•'
Hudson &
300
h
3
19%
4
SI6
3%
19%
$ per share
3,
S ver share
*%
*2%
19%
37,
'I
*21'.
3i 1
197,
3i2
*2%
19%
$ per share
$ per share
$ rer share
'2
3',i
*■>»
*3
I per share I per share
'
% Jan 22
3% Jan
J
lj Dec
2% May
12
May
6
217, Sept 11
47, Jan 13
15%May 26
28,June 2
si«Jur.c 23
84 Jan
Last
-I
S t
Range or
Sale
Friday's
^0-
Price.
Bid
v.
Range
No.
16%
»
Jan. 1
050*)
High
r
Since
Asked
A
177
.
Highest
•
3
6
,
LI 94 9
RR ref 3s
Jau
6%
.V1
<1
;
Low
15H
a
Chic Burl & Q—111 Dlv 3^8
Feb
27
May
fChic & Alton
Feb
Feb
1%
7%
%May
(Conl:):
Railroad & Indut. Cos.
,
$ rcr share
Week's
£13
bonds
•,
K N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
C*,, :
Week Ended Oct, 31
*
XYear 1910
On Basis of IQO-Share hole
STOCK
YORK
Week-:
Oct. 31
Oct. 30
Oct. 29
Oct. 28
Oct. 27
Oct. 25 1
Thursday
Tuesday
the
Friday
Ratine Since Jan.
..
1949 J
3 Ha registered
1949
Illlnots Division 4s....1049 J
V.
-
-15 %
88
•8814
..
8%
87%
21
83 %
18 H
94%
88
88
*7W<
------
High
lA)W
93 H
J
94 H
90
97
i- General 4s.........
:«..1958 m'p
1st & ref 4Hs series B......1977 F A
Jau
"79%
79^
81 Ml
50
75 H
88 H
68 H
67K
43
73 H
09
70H
66%
73 H
80
88
22 H
30%
4s registered
;.i..
1st & ref 5s series A
94
1971 F
A
J
90
75X
♦Gen mtge lue (conv).!....1997 J
95
*88
1949
28 H
92% 100%
34
48
,
Chicago & Eastorn 111 RR
*19
20
*38
31
17'k
26
8%
26%
*17
;
31
*155
'■
71
71'
*7%
261?
26
"7'2
10'2
*07,
971?
*95
3G0
1160
*3';
3^8
170
1018
16'4
16
101.1
4,8C0
81,
400
lQU
3%
16%
*71;
8%
♦31;
2534
*25>2
26
1,200
95
X91
91
400
*155
1.700
Inland Steel Co
Inspiration Cons
7tM
71%
72
72U
7234
7H2
10%
101;
*67,
10%
10*8
105,
10lg
*67,
101.1
2,900
71,
7',
*67,
23 >4
23l2
233.1
2334
111
109-34 1007, *109
300
7's
*67,
7'g
*137,
241; *23% 24%
*1017, 111
*1017, 111
5
4%
4%
*412.
7% -; 7
7%
7%
*
1%
1%
1U
lif •-1%
25
7%
i:
1%
38%
6012
39l«
311;
158
*155
164
41
40%
156
156
50%
497,
*161
164
.
41%
50
7
7'4
49%
49%
49
11%
Preferred.
140
May
\ :
t*Chlc Ind A-Louisv ref 6s..1947
*Refunding g 5sscries B....1947
♦Refunding 4s series C.....1947
"Jan
Maj
158
♦1st
Nov
4%Jun<
.157,
.v
Juni
436
145
Maj
1;
V.
10I«
3«i
27% 27%
*12918 130
17»4
17%
07,
•
334
3%
17
48
48
■
17%
671;
28
1291' 129% *1201, 13012 *1291, 13Q1;
103,
10%
17 > 171.1
17% 17%
48
;
*47%
2%
48
49't
*47%
67%
6512
003,
2's
21.1
6C0
48
48%
♦47%
49%
*478i
27-3,
271?
4734
49
*10112
2%
2i;
11%
43%
98
*95
98
*95
9
*8%
*8%
98
*95
ft
*8%
Dec
Jan
*8%
87,
20 -Sept 18
:737,June 10
107, Feb 19
...15
preferred.*
100
Ami.No par
109
57% Feb 19
48
230
5% preferred-.........100
4914
100
Int ernational Salt..... No par
38% Feb 21
27%
471?
*102i2 107
7C0
International Shoe....No par
26
May 20
*4734
A pi
7
Jan
Jan
387,
*
41%
28%
30%
40
42
40 M
30%
40 H
30%
42
42%
1987
♦Stpd 4s n p Fed lnc tax. 1987
♦Gen 4Hb stpd Fed lnc tax 1987
4%s reglstorcd
1987
*0011 5s stpd Fed lnc ta*..1987
^Hsstamped
.....1987
21% May
73 - Apt
40% Maj
1% Maj
37 -Juni
5%
Jan
*66%
Feb
39%
J
39H
271,4
i.. 50
International Silver
7% preferred.
100
.....100
.
36%
registered.
...
;
,
Nov
Oct 3)
97% Jan
109
Dec
3% Sept" 9
i 1% Maj
4%
I?, Maj
47,
4% Maj
10%
92%
104
2
1
23,
2'4
2U
7,600
No par
17,May
23,
*2ki
25,
1,200
Forelrn share ctfs...No par
17,May
'
11I2
111;
113,
1,500
10
Interstate Dept Stores.No par
Preferred
100
87
Feb 24
200
Intertype Corp.......No par
7
Feb 14
300
Island Creek Coal
*11'
*95U
100
SO
30
30
30
*29
30
30
*125
132
*125
132
*125
85,
30'
*293,
30
132
100
85,
834
834
1
132
14
5% Feb 19
,
Sept 18
Sept 8
98
Mar 21
124
1
9
74% Juni
5% May
20% May
19% Aug 20
3384 Aug 5
134% Aug 8
27% Apr 21
..1
$6 preferred
132
*125
3% Sept
122
Jan
Jan
>3%
15
29
14%
27%
2 4 <4
16
m N
"23 a
10
m N
W.l
16%
29%
29%
15
22
29%
29%
14
m N
m N
18
MN
Jan
Dec
Jan
8%
,
33
Dec
130
June
Dec
16H
11
d
18)4
10%
N
1%
10%
♦Conv g 4HS....G
—
46%
l
38%
20%
21
j
109
L4%
11%
19%
21%
19%
20
20%
19%
19%
No
201
36
12%
12
S
13%
13%
......I960 M N
1%
1%
28
12%
13%
1%
1952 m
20%
20%
2%
1%
46%
o
series A
30
19%
10%
18%
registered....... 1988
5♦Secured
■//
21%
D
♦Certificates of deposit.......
,4
28%
jy
j
4*Chlc 11 I & Pac Ry gen 4s.. 1088 j.
,4s registered.1988
30%
16%
25
MN
t}*Chlcago Railways 1st 5s stpd
Aug 1940 25% part pd.,1027 y a
§*ltcfundinggold4s........ 1934
•:
I
2'A
34H
4s ctfs
/;//"/
4%/; 12%
10 %
*lst <fe ref g 5s.......May 1 2037 j
♦1st & ref 4 Hs stpd May 1 2037 j
♦1st & ref 4H« C-.May 1 2037 j
♦Conv 4H» series A.";'....1.1949 m
i
Jan
30
'
Inter Telep & Tele?
2%
23,
May
13% Maj
Oct 30
49
25% Feb 15
95
Jan
3
.
Dec
25
•.
29%
38)4
40 M
4s
/Jan
133
2678 May
31% Jan 30
3.0C0
48
V
1989 j
JChleago & North Western Ry—
♦General g 3Hs
......1987 MN
3 Hs registered
1987 m N
!
♦General4s.. 1.
........1987 MN
Jan
14%
i
Junt
10% Maj
2% Sept 12
48% Oct, 18
49
Oct 24
46
104
104
*125
307,
*30
*125
conv
Jan 13
.
1
A...May
3H» ser B.May
g
Dor
5%
5% Maj
3% Maj
19% Juui
July 26
4
12
72
68
j
§*Secured 6Hs.—.....!..1936 M N
*95'1
96
96
87,
5%
.
Oct 24
10%
131
6%
0%
♦Gen 4Hs series C.May
♦Gen 4 Hs series E.May
•
l)w
173
Dec
1%
.
31% Sept U
23% Feb 19
May 8
125
Inter Rys of Cent
2% Jan 10
-
1% Apr 16
32%May 23
481.1
4914
28 -'m2SV
27%, 27%
47
48%
441;
441; 47
*102"' 1041,1 *1021; 101% *102% 107
107
21.1
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2'*
2%
*2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
111;
111;
11U
111;
11%
11%
ll"f
28
43l2
42
.1
100
Inter paper Co...
5,200
21.1
Mining Corp
Preferred
8.9CO
663,
% Oct 27
6% Apr 21
3
Apr 24
Int Nickel of Canada..No par
300
2%
21.4
48%
*2%
28
28
28
27
28
67%
67
2%
49%
37,
37,
334
275,
27%
48
48
Internat'l
1,500
17,000
37,
A.25
Int Mercantile Marine.No par
14,100
37,
68
2%
10
91.1
)
Int Hydro-Elec Sys class
3,800
273,
*3%
17%
6
*2%
"
49
49
171,
68
2i«
*li4
95,
93,
10
5S
5S
5,
6,
1;
91'
10"
3%
9%
97,
3%
3%
27
277,
271.1
27%
129% 130
*1291, 130'9%
68
68
"ic
.
1
9H
j
1 1989 j
J
1 1989 j
J
1 1989 j
J
/ ♦Gen 4%s series F.May 11989 J
J
tChic Mllw St Paul & Pac RR— ■
♦Mtge g 5s scries A...!.;..1975 y a
♦Conv adj 5s......Jan 1 2000 a O
;
lo
32%
12%
/.
Gen 4s series
191% Mai
62%
34 M
18 H
A.. .1966 \i n
series
37H
20
j
j
6s ser B..May
/
♦Gen
Jan,
44
Maj
40%
t'vr.. ;V■!</>
JChic Milwaukee & St Paul-
Mar
I, 2%
Jun<
38
6s
gen
gen
1
7% Nov
47% Mai
127,
.
30 H
39%
3754
21%;
1966 j
Chic Ind & Sou 60-year 4s.. 1956 ,/
5% Nov
2% July
6% May
i, 1, May
18', Maj
&
♦1st &
Apr
113
•
J
109 H 120%
63
72
66% *■*. 67
j
Api
'94
21% Aug
6
Jan
39H
118
91-
3
170
J
9%
Apr
Jan
.
167% Jan 10
67
July 22
June 10
150
100
*Gen tnc mtge 4H8-.iV.!..2038
Jan
29 M
my*
28'If
i20«
•*
Nov
23
•
7% May
Jan-16
49
5
66 H
66% Maj
2
'j 2', Jan
1
43% May
Dw
Dei
140
j 5% July 22
»% Apr 10
3o% Apr 23
Agricultural. .No pur
Prior preferred..100
Internat'l Harvester. ..No par
300
iO
9
Jan
J
72: Maj
7% Sept 11
Sept 18
Jan 28
67, 0;t 31
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s..!. 1982 M N
Chicago Gt West 1st 4s ser A. 1988 J
29
27
.No par
Jan
Apt
Maj
16'aMaj
,!l3i& Jan. 6
107
Int Business Machines.Nj par
104
♦161
9% Apr 22
6
Feb 25
No par
4,400
487,
481.1
495,
Jan
.
90% Jan
Jan
43%
6%
/•
its b
113%
200
15412 154<2
163
163
164
*161
Internat
161;
19% Apr 16
July fS
3% Feb 17
5,700
44
43
45
Sept 23
6884 Oct 17
Xopper..-20
Interlake Iron
700
114
1%
13,
i»4
43
43
154
lntercont'1 Rubber
7,400
2%
111% Jan-22
..100
No par
Interchemical Corp
No par
6 % preferred........ .-100
30
7's
Oct 31
13%
i24%
;
Maj
20
V0%JuIy 21
207, July 28
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc../...I
...
4;i4
67,
168:; *1541; 158
*152
164
*161
■
*45,
5
*4';
Feb 13
x9l
6% preferred.
12
31 /-Jum
484 Aug 2
21% Jan 27
Oct 31
5
5%Maj
1
45%May 22
2034May 27
.No par
Ineersoll-Rand
&-•■"'£ *155
10%
27, Jan
-24
6
2
16
4
10% Aug
* Aug
13
34% Jan
Indianapolis P & L Co.No par
Indian Refining
10
Industrial Ray on.... ..No par
95
26%
6% Feb 15
Feb 18
100
6% preferred series A...100
Leased lines 4%
100
RR Sec ctfs series A...1000
2534
26
7 V*
*5%
39';
r
*95
97
10';
7%
*41;
H
*7i2
8'4
701;
*23%
180
*8
72
7%
50'2
18';
375,
*1097, ill
4
*151
18l2
373,
3»,
10%
7's
*37'o
19
37'4
334
70'«
i
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*1017, 111
*151
19
37%
*165
26',
10V
*7I2
♦1«4
191;
37%
3%
167,
8%
26%
*31;
16%
8
Illinois Central RR Co
1.9G0
77,
734
8
73.1
8
*19
*36
*165
.
*41,
77,
19%
371;
371;
167,
t
98'*
8l«
8
'
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197,
38
37l2
378 .3%
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17 '
•8
8
8
8i.|
8%
*11
40
24
20%
22%
13%
12%
7%
7%
H
60
20%
14%
16%
'2%
-
*1
9%
38
*37
59
60
51
*123
22%
*61
81'
9
8%
*37
37
59
58t;
1271'
125>2 *123
22
221,
22V
0/8,
607,
ft2
73
*71 io
131.4
*12,12
"
37%
711;
*121;
81'
•8%
8%
"
36%
36%
58
58
*120
123
37
51%
123
123
8%
;....l
400
Jewel Tea Co Inc...4.No pur
32
57
57%
2,200
Johns Manvllle... ....No par
54% Apr 19
8
36
57
571;
100
122% Aug 26
3.3CO
Jones & Laughlln Steel.No par
20% Oct 16
800
5% pref series A;...... 100
59
Oct 17
70
Oct 17
86%
21%
22%
62
61,
61
73
74
74
7*%
13
74%
73
73
13
*12%
132
122% May
Ch
Jan
b
conv. .100
Income
,
'•.;'•!.
43;
*41;
"
*18
20%
137,
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102"
102
8-
77,
77,
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*41g
201,
*13%
8
43-
201,
137,
102
102
73.1
8
♦18U 100
*13
143,
*181,1
100
57,
*51;
■
*51;
•V
33
*13
6
5i«
137,
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301;
28
"
291;
*981'
*21,
23,
371;
243,
*21,
23,
*2%
*34i|
2434
371;
*43,
5
2714
27';
29
20
1
32%
13i;
13%
*36
2434
241;
5
*41 j
5';
5%
*4%
271,
273»
27';
*281;
283,
*281;
*5%
200
;:16
117%: May
.121
70
700
2CO
6
-
,Class B.
.
conv cl
...
; 11
Apr 22
121% Apr 18
jl8
Jan. J2
5% Oct 16
8VJan:-.4
.
May
May
7 95
Aug
Mar
West
13
807,
351;
351;
131,
1-31,
*10<,
23%
22it
23
112
ill's
1111;
4
*35
334
33.
13,
13»
*13
*10%
it's
*23' 1
23';
13%
"-
109
Jau
109
109
109%
38
,/
104%
96%
104%
96%
104%
20
j
29%
*2%
2%
*28%
*2%
2%
29%
13%
*8% Feb 21
-Mdr 26
par
31
Feb 14
>39% July 22
24% Maj
700
Keystone Steel & W Co.No
par
12
Feb 14
s
700
Klinberly-CIark
i.No par
Kinney (G R) Co...L^::...l
4%
4%
100
27%
27%
28%, 28%
2,000
.136%
36%
36%
247,
247,
25
25
*4i.i
5
*4%
5
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
28%
'.28%
28%
...
"
105
87% June
KennecottCopper.....No
247,
*2%
36
22%
2212
112
3h
1%
.....
11 <4
227,
*13i.i
13,
11%
11
227,
*13
13%
3512
131,
*34
37
13
"
13%
111;
23
mtge 3Hs—
•
1114
9
22%
13
*12%
13%
*34%
13%
11
11
*221»
13
35
*33
35
*
230
$5 prior preferred.!.No par
1,900
Kresge (S 8) Co....*10
Kresge Dept Stores
.....1
Kress (S H) & Co.....No par
Kroger Grocery & Bak.No par
1,400
2314
13
13%
1,600
*10%
11%
23%
300
23%
13%
22-74
131;
*231;
247,
27%
51;
241;
261;
241;
24%
24%
20%
"257,
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
3tl»
*333,
341;
*32%
801;
80';
*33%
80%
341
8314
85
8634
*1761; 1771.1 *1761; 177
*20
*20
207,
207,
80%
*79
35
82%
81
8U;
80%
25
271.1
27
53,
5-%
361;
*341;
85
85
86%
27
5U
34'2
<83*4
8234
<•
26
176»4 1761.1 *176
*20
207, *20
■'l;
25%Junc
106
227,
227,
22 la
221;
j
351;
351;
3538
35/s
?
12U
141;
*123,
121;
121«
121;
HI;
1412
277,
271,
271;
2734
28
381;
2734
331i
H<4
38
3«12
381;
39
1091;
1077, 1077, *107
*41% 417,
4IU 41%
105
40%
10?
411;
81
80%
-conv preferred...... 100
JT ehlgh Valley RR.........60
Lehigh Valley Coal... .No par
6%
4,800
22%
3ti
17
*1634
I6I4
8'4
*111,
16%
13
159
21
*21
68
311
167,
10',
*loi
21
68
08
*157
3%
17
158
15 >8
24%
257,
,Jan 10
46%
2%
,
'
Apr
Jan
31%
27% Maj
1%'Maj
17% Maj
1
40% July 29
107,
1-57,
10,100
*33%
1
534 Sept 13
3
297, Jan 10
A
35%
*109%
109%
108
110%
*112
112%
111
113%
98%
a
j
jy
101% 106
99
*98%
89
72
68%
80
88
85
91
49
48%
50
61
Cln-Wab & M Dlv 1st 4s...1991 j
J
45
44%
V. St L Dlv 1st coll tr g 48-: 1990 MN
Cleveland Elcc Ilium 3s..;...1970 j
j
72
70 %
45
72
48%
44%
07%
79
t
&
Impt
B....:..... 1942 a
3Hs guar. J;.^1942 a
Gen 4,'is series
Series B
Series D
■
600
191
14%
27%
200
Life Savers Corp.. _.•../
700
Liggett & Myers Tobacco..-25
3,300
Series B..i..iLi_ii.... .26
Pref e -red...:
.L.... 100
200
5
—..
Lily Tulip Cup Corp...No
207,
14 7
.
guar..'.1942
2,0C0
Lima Locomotive Wks.iVo
par
3ft
1,100
Link Belt
par
11%
12
1,200
14%
14%
28%
1.2C0
Hon OH Refining Co .i .No par
Ll.tmd Carbonic Corp.. Aro par
.27
277, "*'28
28%
38%
38% 39%
*105% 106% 105% 106
40't 40U
40% 40%
..
39%
105% 105%
38%
38%
39
40
7,SCO
8,500
3% Mnj
c
Aug' 1
15% Maj
;s
1167,
•116% Jan. 4j ilOO% June
>4% May ..,4
•t 5% Aug 18
'2% July 25
% Dec -1%
L
2
May / -4%
I434 Sept
•
Dec
3%
167,
15%
3%
17
10
3%
17
15%
3%
3%
*17
17%
15%
15%
159
21
207,
207,
*20%
21%
21
68'i
69
09%
70%
71
73%
72
158
*152
158
157
3%
17%
15%
>:July8F
.
27%Sept-15
.
30
-46% Jan; 9
Jan 23
7 7%
;'39.
:
21
=
Juni
.53%
Jan
5-45
!
May
May
87
May
169
'June
109-Api
109% Apr
188% Dec
May
105
35
June
1,500
7,600
157
*
10
21
*150
500
72%
2,900
Long Bell Lumber A
.
8.18%, May nf-30% Dec
27
Maj
4U - Apr
.
9
13% July 30
Mav
,V 39% Oct 31
i -20%->i«y!
-497' May
14%
■
Loose-Wiles Biscuit........ 25
Lorlllard (P)
22% July
July-24
110
4
^29- Jdai
•45% July 28
Apr 21
1384 Jan 30
15',MajM4
Co...........10
1972
84
84-
O
O
15
85
20
82%
61
71-
••
*105%
104%
81
*137
...
*30'4
'
267,
26%
*3%
*5%
*1
3%
7%
...
30%
267,
II,
30%
21%
267,
<"15
26%
G
25-%
25%
*137
*14
26%
16
*15
25%
*137
31
27
15
*14
25%
26%
3'i
6%
26%
*14
*25';
3'4
6%
16
16
I
3%
*6%
1
*14%
1
*24%
25%
*137
21%
267,
15
26%
3%
7%
137
29%.
26%
*14
1
"
27
26
3%
*01'
*15
30
15
26
16
*24%
"
*1
3%
7%
16
1%
25
137
247,
*133
25
400
s
ISO
June
2
162
ar
17
Mar
3
:
60
Feb 18
.
137
20
"
30 %
26-%
*14
"25%
3%
*6%
30%
26%
15
29%
26%
*14
30%
26%
.
Columbia G & E deb 5s.May 1952 M N
22
Jan
.
;,
^
417, A 01
37%> Mar
109%. Apr
,'48% Jan
183%
138% May
2
Sept
4
Dei
1-5%: Maj ^ 21% Jan
: Maj >•65Nov
38
±
73% July 22
.Apr -15 1952 A O
/ •*- Delienture 5s... i;.19fl 1 J
J
Columbus & H V 1st ext g 4s. 1948 A 0
Columbus & Sou Ohio El
3^8 1970
M
.S
1st ext 4a_.1955 F
Tol
•Columbus &
Mack Trucks Inc......No par
26%
600
3%
6%
*15%
3%
6%
16
1%
1,200
1
*1
ri.. ...100
Manat 1 Sugar
147, Aug 6
31
July 28
'
23% Apr
1% Feb
Co.....ii4.1
9
4
200
Mandel
200
Manhattan Shirt. I.
.26
500
Maracalbo Oil Exploration... 1
3j Jan 14
....
-20% May
87,Juif
c.
7% Aug 18
16% Sept 17
1% A ay
'
•% Maj
'
>4% May, 20
;
31%
31
•
J D
3H8series
i—-1058 J J
Conn & Pasump Rlv 1st 4s.. 1943 AO
(Jon v. debs 3 Hh
Conn
.
Ry & L 1st <fe ref 4HS.1051 J
86
13
352
103%
26
100% 106
101% 106'
0
103%
110%
100
379
*112%
110%
■V
A
:
*113%'
111
110%
110-.;
113
110% ,110%
t0 *•■•!
111
59%
107% <110%
109% -119%'.
100% 101 .
16
127
.■
113%
34%
120
57
•
»
-114%
104% 111
10
V-.l.
55% f 54%
105%
112
100
102%
!fc.V.V
*100
Stim i>cd
guar
■M.17/Z:119-
J
4 Hb ...L ; J *J: 1951 J J
A...!..<1961 F A
Corwol Edison of Neiv York—
•;
s, % Ms deb® ntures.. •:;.. >... 1946 A O
>3 Hb debentures .>.
1L1948 A O
K
SHs debenture8i;.-G'.'...;;.1956
3 Hs debentures;. «• ;1;.;.L ..1958
4
J
110
i-
J
-
109% 109%
108% 110%
110,
110%
25
104%
105'.:
*81
■•ry
104%
106%
106%
106%
100
O
>
119
110
*100%' itr-Sti. XT2
-
Conn RlvPow s f 3J4s
100-
i03%105%"
104%. 107%
18
1
103% 107%
6
106% .109%
"ios%-
108% .108%
8%
1
104 %v 104%
33
10
10
■29
,
♦Consolidated
Hydro-Elec Works
Wuertemberg 7s.l956 J
J
Conso! Oil conv deb 3Hs.;.-.1051 J-
D
104%
J
J
26%
v
of
Upper
8%
-•
J
26%
26%
J
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
J
83
82%
83%
38
1st mtge
Dei
Jan
'Mai
•V.4% Ap77,. M;tl
16%
4
Consumers Power
1st mtge
L Api
42%
4 : Maj
11%'Maj
/
■
.
21% May
,v
41, July 28
584 Jan 3
12% Apr 17
Bros.i..:._!.No/.ar
/17" Maj
•
29% Sept. 24
Feb 17
136% Maj
Sep«
•128
33% Jau 10
23% Apr 21
22%May 26
11
,77
320
101%
A
♦Commercial Mackay Corp^Income'deb w w..-..Apr 1 1969 May
Commonwealth Edison Co—•
20%
103%
-
6s
'Debenture
19%
./
26%
i
22
8
;
102% 106%
18
27%
10
17%
27
18
•
27%
75%
84%
35 > Jan
-25% Maj
31% Jan 21
138-Jan-21
247, Oct 31
133 May 15
Macy (R H) Co Inc. ! No par
Madison 8(1 Garden...No par
Magma Copper...10
26%
1
.
1.900
3%
71,
16
i
103% 106%
I
100%
19%
103
♦Debenture to.....;...1956 J
2,600
15
25%
16
6 %: preferred
90
79%
.73
63
'
t*Co sol Ry non-conv deb 4s 1954
>
♦Debenture4s.— .>1955
MacAndrews & Forbes...i.10
a
•■'6
81,
Consolidation Coals f 58:...;. 1960 J
26%
22
88%
107
104%
....
75
-
06%
64%
64%
O
A
•
71.
■71
b r
80
-.72
79
801
O
A
*58 income mtgei...... 11970
May i 4% Apr
3»2-Janv3 >V 2
19 Sept 1,8. .13% Jum K 18% -Jan
17% Dec •.' 25% Apt
19% Jan 15
Louisville & Nashville....100
7% preferred_ 100
Louisville Gas & El A ..No
5Hs..
107%
.....
Apr
.18% Mar
dlO%May
2% Apr 12
..No par
107% 107%
*108%
'lsts f 5sseries B guar......1973 A
,-•
28% Apr
16c
June^as
46% Jan .8
:31USe0t-5
Apr'26
19% Apr,21
Lone Star Cement Corp No par
*iox"-' ::ii
*105/:
J
1st gu 4HS.1901 A
Union Term.gu
,
.
ti00:L-S03%
a
j
Apr
33
Jan , 4
37%; Jan 14
!
13
1,500
105% 105%
».
.....
109'. 109
108' 108%
4Hb series Ci...
*..1977 A L
CoaI River Ry 1st gu 4s
1945 J D
Colo Fuel & Iron gen s f 5s..1943 F A
9% Api
•
( 30
9% Apr 15
1,600
.....
*100%
1st mtge
May 22
/
*103%,
,*102%
j
♦Colo & South 4Hs series A..1980 IN
187
Jan 18
06% Jand
207, Apr 21
May. 8
28
B.l'L.1981
1st
jX
5-. May
May 26 ,y987 Jan/..
189- ,/Jan -'3
June 16
,1:29
Lockheed Aircraft Corp....
rtr-
C
series A........-.1977 y
;i:
Jan
247, Nov
16% May
14 V Feb
{
9% May
Jan
18% May k 29
24%»ept-16
;
78%May 22
.Loews Inc...No par
86.50 preferred...... No 1 ar
2,000
Clcve
0
,/
3Hs guar.........1950 f A
Clevc Short Line
?.
Doc
Jan
Nov
58
104% 109%
109%
'
32% Sept 26
174
Jau
7% Nov
Jau
25
26%.Oct
Feb 19
80
16%
.
v-:
yJ6% May i 35%
vV\
35%
.
i'
•f
-
109%
1948 m N
Gen & ref 4Hs series
•
;
%'
,'.2734: July 22
18% Mar 11
par
26V* 25%
14..
4
134 Jan
% Fe #13
*'
l-
12
•
•
5
81
35%
12
14 t
par
25%
23% *i5
35%
35%
8
25% Oet31
Ii.1
Libby McNeillLlbby,_...7
■ -
23%
35%
lOOVune
14% Sept -15
13
8
197, Apr 12
11% Feb
21
Apr 18
(The)
80
*20
Jau
217, Apr 14
19% Apr 12
9% Jau
,,21% Sept
70%
*86
B-1093 j d
4"Hs series E..1977
■''■'.' V fi-L/L. //■•, •: '■
jv'" -Ai'i
Cleveland <fe Pittsburgh RR—
■
May
8% Maj
117,. Dec
45% July 15
X-rL'.rO.
81
176% 176%
ll%May
ii'';4.-
5
.171.1 Hept
5% Feb 14
17% Jan 2
M
*25%
111 %
109
m N
j
*122% AUV ((•,29% Jan
v 23% May
; -34% Apr
28% Aug 30
Feb 16
24
2% Feb 14
preferred.'......50
80
81%
176%
20%
21
'
107% 110%
j
Ref
Apr
-26
Feb
f 19% MA>
2
May // 4 i' Feb
26% Sept 17
27, Feb 15
1:221, Mar
Libbey Owens Ford Gl.No
5,400
5%
*157
51%
68
33,
110%
*110
*103%
y
Clencrd 5s series
i-16% Nov
.4 ipL/-',..- •
314
110%
110%
A
m N
4s..'..'....... —1903 j
General g
'
Jan
*
Lehn & Fink Prod Corp.
5
Lerner Stores Corp. X.No par
400
5%
conv
Lehman Corp
1,4C0
137,
25%
26
4%
130
700
2,600
22%
24%
176% *176
207, *20
*12
141;
141;
21
59
Apr
Dec
387,
40,. Maj
.'
3% July 2.5
;
Feb 14
22
14% July, 30
,38
4
184 Jan 24
23% Feb 15
7
Lehigh Portland Cement ...25
1,200
*13%
23%
22% .22%
13%
137,
Lane Bryant-. j—4.lL.No par
Lee Rubber & Tlre.-i.
I
400
'
■
233,
351.1
3514
*12»,
.
"
.1
■
23%
-v
27
5% preferred. 4iid.ii.il00
Lambert Co (The)
No par
11
223,
*131,
*231;
10
23
13%
227,
1311
22%
131
Laclede Gas Lt Co St Louis 100
1!
23%
22%
13%
*23%
150
22%
2234
13'(
137,
48
41%
22%
97
99
40
41%
d
j
,/
—
Series A 4Hs
22%
23%
*23%
23%
23%
111
111
*1111; 113% *112 .113% *112
113%
4
*3%
4
*334
3%
3%
37,
37,
1%
1%
13,
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
11%
Hi,
107,
11%
23
99%
'■
106% 109%
98% 104%
89% 97
91% 90%
27% 51%
9%
22%
99
O
Elec 3%8..1966 F
.......1907
4S.1942
Cla Un Term 1st gu 3Hb D..1971
1st mtge gu 3%s Ser E,.
.1969
Clearfield & Mah 1st gu 5s
1943
1st
A pi
07,
>.
434 May
Kendall Co $5 pt pf A..No par
90
2%
36%
25%
2%
36
37%
24%
5
27';
287,
131;
*103,
*227,
7
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series D..1902 m ,S
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50
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21%
.39
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Jan
Jan
Jan
33% Mar
8%
Apr
12'}
Apr
115% Mar
117%. Aug
1
12,300
IN Y N H & Hartfurd
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-.100
47
•
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w ■
1
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?38-
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30
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23
22
22
200
Noblltt Sparks Indus Inc.:..5
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195
195
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188
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100
109
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100
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24i® Feb 14
22
:
Oct 31
May 3i
Feb 25
Aug
Oei
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13%
226% May
105
May
ri7
14% May
47% May
47% May
23
Jar
59
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5718 Jan 20
58
Jar
15
May
84% Jum
26%
97%
J»>
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4% May
0%
52%
5234
1,000
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1 11% Oct 23
50% Apr 29
5034 Apr 29
13%
13%
13
13%
12%
13
6,900
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12% Apr 21
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96
98
20
17% Jan 10
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54
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500
54
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50
6% preferred series
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31% De.
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5284
-
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v..
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58% Jan 6
215
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52 84
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54
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175
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56
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8%
6,000
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114
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Oct 24
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113% Feb
1
1
May
23
..50
Sept 29
8% Aug
7%June
34
Telegraph...50
NorMen Puarmaeal
July
T 534 Feb 14
Norvvalk Tire & Rubber No par
Preferred
"i",66o
/
Northwest Air I l ies:. .No l ar
"
10%
10%
.100
Northern Pacific Ry.
Nor States Pow 55 pref .No
20
*23%
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5
"27"May
2% Jan 11
27% July 30
13% Feb 7
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2% May
11
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42% Jai
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117%
56
56
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110
13
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Jai
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2
17
15%
12%
96
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20% Al**
132
6
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18 %
7% Jun
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6
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1,900
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7% July 31
15% July 30
08
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75% Sept 8
9
20%
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66
341} Sept lfi
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3
Newport Industries.
3,500'
'
July 11
68% Jan
99% Ap*
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24
8
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109
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43
9
2
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Ap
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17
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1
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3
'41
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Nehi Corp
1,300
.
June
10|-Sept
176
154
Natoraas Co._....^—No par
2,100
18
18
'49
5 A/% drier preferred —100
6% prior preferred
.100
4A
"266
'
17
14% Apr 22
168%May 29
140% Oct 24
IOC
100
7% preferred A.:
6% preferred B_.
National Pow & Lt....No par
23%
**1914^17%
16%
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75
10
National Lead Co
200
.
'•'V8%
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54.50
700
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77
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77
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12
19
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3
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--1
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50
10%
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Nat Gypsum
Jan 15
16% Sept 24
H 8
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10%Sept
25%. Sept 18
20% Sept 17
8% Jan 13
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6
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24%
I KM
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14% July 31
12%June 6
4% Feb 15
7% Feb 14
10
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86
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Oct 30
5% Oct 31
E
10
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155
17% Jan 15
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26
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50
49
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34
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14%May 21
5% Oct 21
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126
80
644
334
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13%
175%
19%
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100
5% pref series A
9%
23%
338
48%.
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Nat Bond & Invest Co.No tar
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18
-
100
...
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Nat Dairy Prod acts... No tar
24
75
7% preferred.
9
11
15%May 26
160%May 27
10
Aug
1
1 ,'300
23%
76%
lu
10,200
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5%
10
6% conv preferred
\
7% Jan
4% Oct 31
6% Oct 28
7',i Apr ill
■
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23%Sept\2
23% Jan
16
....1
Nat Automotive Fibres Inc.: 1
3% Ma>
5% July 28
3% Apr 21
14% Jan 3
Apr 18
,
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National Acme Co
6%
18
5%
5
Na«h-Kelvlnator Corp..
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t:'
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3s'....1951
40
394
404
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56
45
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6
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76
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67
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119
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1,900
99
1334
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9
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1,900
6%
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2,000
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17
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80
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4,100
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5,400
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4%
19
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Myers (F E) & Bro.
21
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12
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43
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26
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60
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110
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29%
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124%: Dee
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113% May
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14
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118% Sept 24
110
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9% May
115
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141.,
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45
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2
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1
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108
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28%
-
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2% May
20
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22%
3%
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69
noio *110
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38%
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26
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7%
221
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103
May
38% Jan
2%June
Monsanto Chemical Co.... 10
"
I
112
107
7% preferred series A. ..100
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•
4
4% conv pref series B..1100
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------
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.
318.1
125
■
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9% Jan 6
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6
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40
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♦
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63%
63H
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13
9%
47%
Fel
10
26% Aug 18
4,400
;
317«
i
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53%
24% May
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5,100
924
•
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5
29
64
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37"
Jan 15
27%May 23
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ji
100
234
%
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3184
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71
90
v
33%. Oct 2
5% July 24
29% Sept 3
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%
:
9%
108%
300
•
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71
65
ie
Miami Ccpper.
%
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84
554
97 K
70
Mesta Machl
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15%
I9
23^
May
May
7% May
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8% Sept 7
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9% July 9
82
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14
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58
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1064
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60
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2
2
2
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2
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16 •'
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15%
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119
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119
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119
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234
73
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23}
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74
5
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15% Sept 18
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70% Mar 19
65 May
8
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74
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112
112
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-
5
26
.
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86 preferred series A No par
3,200
28%
Mead Corp..t
200
5%
,
10
*66%
"
East Tenn Va& Ga
500
;
40
2.100
A pi
May
101% Apr 31
5 % % preferred.:■>.
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300
-
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May
103%Sept 11
6
Feb 15
6% conv preferred-.... .100
-
; 16%
10
93
12% July 19
13%
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37% Sept 18
7% Feb 19
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30%
105
Aug 18
16
31
13%
53%
2% Maj
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108%Sept 25
25% Jan 11
9% July 18
16% Sept 10
McGraw-Hill Pub Co--No par
32
28,t2
1
McGraw Elec Co..;...
300
76
*28%
.
*10% May
800
67
32%
6
900
67
.
96% Jniu
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19% Oct 31
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1
18
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5
20
5
34
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76
8
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'
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Apr
18
8%
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28
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100
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share Iper that
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share
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,
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.
McCrory Stores Corp.
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share
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45
Apr 23
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56 lst cum pret. 4...No par
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400
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106
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7
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18
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} Oct, 30.
Oct.-29
Ranye for Prerious
1
On Rusts of 100- Share Lots
new york stock
exchange
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far
i,'Friday'
Thursday
Wednesday
•Tuesday
"Monday >':
'Saturday
Jan:V
Ranye Since Jan
stocks
Sales
Since1
»
33 V5
Hiyh
Low
(font.)-
Railroad & Indus. Cos.
•Is
Friday's
Rid
Price
*«£•
PRICES
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Range
Ranye or
Sate
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
>"• ? Week Ended Oct. 31
%;.T -f."*
Week's
:
887
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4002
154.:
Volume
53
■
200
431}
43%
Oliver Farm ErfUlp..:-No jar
...6
8% preferred A
100
Oppenl.eim Collins....No ,ar
Omnibus Corp (The)
Otis Elevator
i...No 1 ar
100
6% preferred
4,700
890.
-r
•
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13% Feb 1°
3% Oct 30
6)
3
Oct 28
Feb la
14%May 29
140
June
4
83.50
conv
8% May,
July 24
5% Jum
23% July 11
10% May
23%
6
7% May
95
May
2% May
14%
10
10
Jan
7
6% Sept 17
17% Jan 8
104% Jan
150
11% Jun*
124% Jum
Jan 11
10% Jan 10
6
Oct 31
60% Aug 27
40'j Apr 16
26% Jan 6
16 June 4
Outlet Co.
........Vo
ar
48%June 3 .,56% Oct 9
Mar 26
Preferred.
100 120 Mar 26 120
50% July 16
Owe is- 111 ids Class Cc. 12.50:
38%May
Otis Steel Co
112
5%
18%
150
All
Mar
Ma*
A|»*
Jan
Dei
Jar
May
12%
May
47
19
Jum
32%
A|»i
47
wMay
55
Jai
115% May
12(1
Jai
7
.—No par
21
lst pref..No jar
Outboard Man,.e & Mfg
'V'-- *115%
44
No par
Ohio Oil Co
5
i
42
Jum
04%
Nih
Jhl
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
888
Tuesday, November 4, 1941
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
AND
LOW
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Sales
,
NEW
for
Saturday
Monda'i
Oct. 27
Thursday
Friday
the
Oct. 29
Oct.. 30
Oct. 31
Week
Oct. 28
I per share
I per
N.
H ighest
Lowest
S per share
Par
Lowest
S per share
S per
10%
10%
6
5%
21%
*10%
5%
11
•
•
534
2314
12%
P34
2314
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*9%
5%
22%
11%
11
11%
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2234
3434
17%
9
2234
23
35%
♦34U
9%
23
23
34%
17%
34%
17%
J 8
*17U
♦109% 114
•112
(14
♦152
152
:
3%
8%
2%
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812
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21
17
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17
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■
111
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28
28
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28% 2834
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102
101% ♦99% 101% *. V 10U2
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15
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110
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83
83%
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9%
284
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.
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1%
18
•
300
18%
ar
6% 1st prefer ei
6% 2d preferred
978May 27
1
14% Apr
%
*%6
13%
Packer Rust Proof Co....2.50
16
100
ParmeleeTranspLrt'n..No
3%
*"|6
400'
900
tat
Patlie Film Corp.———.1
9
52%
*')07g
53
51
51
50%
51
83
83
82%
83%
2%
81
82%
2%
2,700
1%
300
Pe nn-Dixle
100
S7 oonv pref ser A...No par
Pe in G1 Sand Corp....No 'kir
83
234
25g
8%
8%
2%
2%
8
*2%
Patl io Ml
1,100
les
&
Enterprises. 10
Pe dek & Ford........No
400
,
Peiney (j C) Co.....-No
300
•
jar
ar
Peon Coal & Coke Corp.— 10
60
Jar
9
Jaii
139
Dee
1
X 5%
Oct
2% May
6
12
11
21
18
Internat Hydro El deb 6s
10
99
45%
105%
10%
Apr
11
Dec
64
15
13g May
29% Dec
7
4
84 May
6% May
5.64% Sept
89% Sept
5% June
■
3
43
71
Dec
18
June
65
60
39 H
43 M
44%
39 M
,40%
51
40%
^37%
48
*7
15
66 M
<
66 M
12% 33
'6% 7815% 28 H
106% 108%
102% 107%
98
101M
J
26 M
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106 a
100 M
101M
100%
15M
1M
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16
—
106 M
&31
A pi
30
100M
6
101M
51
16%
1M
106
97% 103
65
8
19
%
8%
1%
18%
16%
31
53
26
8
18
32%
71
100'M
100%j
100*32
263
103 %
102%
104%
103 M
19
104 M
38
■104M
"
16
15M
14M
16 M
1944
27 M
-
106%
100M
99 M
98
45 M
Debentures 5s.t.1955 F A
t*Iowa Cent Ry 1st & ref 4s..1951 M S
Nov
44 M
45%
48 M
48
49
93'
06
*1
29
61%
71
IOOMj
102% 105
101% 105%
10
99 M
76%
,
11
95
,83%
99%
94
30%
50
101
32%
53
1M
Nov
%
1%
4"%
95%
58%
99%
88
95%
49%
48%
Mar
Mai
May
62% Jan
96% May
4% Jan
1% May
57
Int Rvs Cent Amer 1st 5s B.... 1972 UN
1st Hen & ref 6 Hs........ -1947 v A
Int Telep & Teleg deb g 4Ms.. 1952 J
J
Feb
2%
44%
23%
2%
12%
,10%
Dec
4
.3% Aug 20
;
11%
May
13% May
14% Sept 2.4
10% July 28
.
(.
Jan
99
May
6% May
High
55
J
§*Int Merc Marl es f 6s...... 1941
Internat Paper5s ser A &B ——1947
Ref s f 6s series A...........1955
Dec
Nov
Low
59 %
A
♦1st 5s series B.. —1956
♦1st g 5s series C..
1956
Jan
Sept
4% May
'
/
65
-44M
n
....
1
r
High
*56M
1)
t*Int-Grt Nor 1st 6s ser A.
1952
♦Adjustment 6s ser A—.July 1952
% May
26% Jum
29
Since'/:
■Jan. 1
*53 M
1947
June
Oct 30
1
deb 4s
conv
10
30% Jan 10
20-% Jan 6
'■»
Interlake Iron
,
Range
,
03 tc
st L&n o—"
Jan
6%
Jan
2
Oct 16
May
7% Jan
;v/ 8% Nov
4% Mil
25% Ap 1
or
Asked
95
Ind Union Ry 3series
B..,. .1986 M S
Inland Steel 1st mtge 3s ser F..1961 4 O
Inspiration ConsCopper4s.. —1952 A O
Mat
160
27« Junr
Cent' and Chic
..
16%
May
&
j
A
♦iPeder Steel Corp 6s........ 1948 F
Ind 111 & Iowa 1st, g 4s...... —1950
J
t*Ind & Louisville 1st gu4s..
1956 J
Jun<
>.
% Oct 14
7%May 1
6% Apr 21
43% Mar 4
74% Feb 20
1% Feb 15
13%
8%
14
0
May
Ma>
Jan
115
25% May 29
1-7%
%
Apr
»
r
Joi nt 1st ref 5s series A...... 1963 J
1st & ref 4
series C...
1963 j
A pi
144
9
1% Oct 16
oar
14
Jan 27
15%!3ept 17
113%Sept 9
14% Sept 3
95% Feb 14
Parke Davis & Co....No
12%
34%
4% Jan 10
1
10
Park Utah Consol Mines....!
700
Feb
33g May
9% May
Aug 15
3
100
Park & Tilford Inc.
100
3.500
510
1
Feb
33
8
bid
Low
(Concluded)—■,
Springfield Div 1st g 3^s... 1951
ill
163
'
100
Paramount Pictures Inc
2,700
1%
27%
*13g
26%
17%
No
4%coavp efer.ed—
13%
*17
1%
ar
Corp.5
Parafflne Cos Inc
500
20^66
Mar
Jai
126
8
Price
--n,
Apr
25% May
>;
fi
5% Feb 18 :■!, 9»4 Aug
2% Oct 31
3% Jan
10
Apr 21
18% Sept
10
Jan
7% Jan 7
1% July
% Feb 15
27
37% Jan
Apr 22
99
106
Jan
May 31
Panhandle Prod,„& Ref...... 1
15%
13%
3
..
Jan
19% Aug
Oct 31
Pan-Amer Petrol & Traasp..5
*108% 112
13%
%
Pan American Airways
40
Feb 19
147% Apr
Packard Motor Car.... No
10
14%
11
109
Pacific Tin Cobb: 1'd Orp...1
Pacific Western Oil Corp... 10
10,600
13% Oct 22
11% Jan 28
28% Jan 24
3
5
100
15,000
2%
16%
24% Oct 21
Friday's
Railroad & Indus. Cos. (Cent.)
Illinois Ce Tral RR
share S per share
484 June ;.:i0%
2
May
6%
8
May
23%
Range
Sale
Western Lines 1st g 4s..... ..1951 F
4s registered.
......1951
12%Sept 15
6% Oct 30
4% Apr 17
9% Oct 22
22%June
32%May
100
6% preferred
1,000
1,500
28%
101%
....
28
*17%
1734
140
3%
8%
1%
18
1%
27%
Pacific Telep & Teleg
*9%
13%
18
1
120
109
.
Pacific Finance Cr-rp (Cal).lO
25
14
1334
*2%
284
110
500
Pacific Ltg Corp
No par
Pacific Mills..........No "ar
2%
15%
13
28'g
*».«
82%
83i2
110
1,000
I534
101%
14%
Pacific Gas & Electric
300
9
1334
87g
*49t2
83%
234
♦50
*1334
17
*28
*
17%
1 ®8
28
*9i«
14
9%
52'x
♦0
*16%
13g
138
28%
I7"'*-
•
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173g
138
28
28
17U
1®8
*16
17%
1%
1%
ll2
28
*2712
*16%
.
*1%
*9%
1%
1,740
5,400
*3%
8%
2%
16%
9%
1%
28%
2%
'3%
151% 151%
8%
16%
No par
.No par
2234
33«4
17%
109
3%
,
8%
2%
1714
2'2
16%
*gi2
10
3%
1st preferred.
2d preferred......
12%
34
3%
8t2
500
7% Apr .9
1% Apr 23
10 May 3
.
i
-
9%
22%
33%
17%
13%
934
34U
Paclfip Amer Fisheries Inc.. .5
Pacific Coast 'Co*.
i-10
1,280
23
22
2234
8%
r
.:■■■»
2%
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153
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Week's
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BONDS
Year
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Shares
$ per share
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share
Range ferr Previous
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STOCK
YORK
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Ranee Since Jan. 1
.
!EXCHANGE<
Wednesday
Tuesday
Get. 25
...STOCKS
James Frankl & Clear 1st 4s..1959 J
Jones &
Laughlin Steel 3lis.. J961
D
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48M
J
50
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99
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2
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22%
25
25
25
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8
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7%
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49
49
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1?8
22%
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24%
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24%
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53
5284
53
53
53
53
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101
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6
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81
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Mar inette Ry Co. —.100
Pet Milk Co.-tsf^
700
200
86%
1,200
2,300
110
—
7,600
2i2
100
48i2
100
16 '2
1.000
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Ph<e
Ix
Hosiery
118
"600
15
*6
6%
600
Pitts Coke & Iron Corp.No ? ar-
70
110
$5conv preferred
43M
;:43M
15
May
23
Nov
23
May
43
Nov
:
1
1% Jun*
""5%
May
13%
17% May
40%
Dee
11% May
29%
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15
24
Apr
35% Jan
91
May
584 Dec
6% May
25% Jun<
37% May
2
47% July 14
.70
July 21
Jum
11»4
4
89%Sept 17
68
Apr ^2
5%May 27
Jan
47
Jan
Dec
9
77
30
July 31
3% July 29
Jai.
27% May
2\ May
52
36
.May
22
July 15
23% Jan 11
May
2
784
49
Apr
16
May
5% May
10
*172
177
5
9%
9%
9%
9%
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10
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174
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174
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174
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177
176
178
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174
5
6
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5714
32
56
3112
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55'4
0%
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6%
57
5514
11
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31%
6684
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11
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18
16%
18
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6%
6%
12%
12%
8%
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17%
9%
32
*27%
577g
5734
9384
17%
9334
♦:03i2 1043g
11484 I1434
130
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24% 24%
10% 107g
*93%
♦12%
104%
93»4
12%
58
*8%
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5»4
J234
9%
ft
18%
*'8
9%
Oot 29
84
Jan 30
64% May
9% .Oct 28
163
Aug 19
15
Jan
13% Nov
166
Oct
6
154
7% p:eferred
P%ta Screw & B nlc
500
174
181
Feb
1
l«7
Pittsburgh Forgi
174
""eo
...
5
5
'
57
56%
31
31
30%
57%
53%
10%
10%
)0%
58%
10%
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; 1%
16%
18%
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9%
173s
17
17%
16%
93% *32%
92
941%
03% '04% *-03% 1043s 102
*11434 116 1*114% 11534
114%
129% i2934l 129 " 129%
128%
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*114%
2334
21%
23%
2334
23%
10%
10341 10% 1034
10%
101
104
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93%
93% *93% 93»4
93%
123s
12%
12%
12%
12%
*3
6%
31%
13%
93
*6%
58
6
5
2,900
17%
92%
103%
114%
8%
57%
116
16%
91%
8
100
No par
5
Mar
4% Apr 26
116%
350
127
90%
99%
129
51
i0%
1%
16%
18%
5%
400
80
90%
99%
22%
10%
10%
104
104
10%
104
V
94
94
94%
12%
12%
12
Pure Oil
12
6%
5%
6G0
6
2
9
1,300
p
Oct 31
9(»% Oct 3i
99% Oct 31
113
Oct 15
126% Oct 31
114% July 17
22% Feb li.
.No par
No par
7
Feb
l<j
.100
(The)...
eferred
z94
Mar
7
Purity Bakeries..
100
83% Feb 15
9% May
No par
120
110
Jan 11
1% Ma-
May
June
100
Dec
May
87%
95
85%
85%
83
91H
32%
75%
25%
33%
79%
70%
08 %
...1976
Lehigh Valley Cot.l Co—
5s stamped..........
1st & ref
f 54...
s
684
Oct
June
Dec
32 M
-
M
,S
-1944
1954 F
-
66 M
.
9
June
15%
10%
10%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
10%
*10%
10%
200
Quaker State Oil Ref Corp.. 10
1
8% Apr
9% Sept
12% July 16
15%
•
48
48
*46
18%
*18
3%
59
36%
37%
65
35
A
5s
—
—
.
-1954
— —
——
—
196t
1974 F
60%
stamped——1974
*60%
60
4s stamped
4s
4
—
5s stamped modified
..2003
j/N
Loh Val Term Ry ext 5j...... 1951 A
Lex & East 1st 50 yr 5s gu....1966 .4
Llbby McNeil &
lbby 4s
.1955
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s. —1944
5s
i
debenture.X. .>..AA--1951
(J
♦
s
f deb 3Ms.
Lom bard Elec 7s series A....
—.
2%
3%
58%
2%
4834
*17%
*13%
*27%
*14%
28%
1£
*14%
26%
*26
26%
*22%
*1%
*30
,*.0%
8%
*11
'0
*61%
♦47
1%
1734
♦100
♦82%
*7%
*20%
23
13%
*28
*2234
18%
13%
13%
\27%
h4%
23
2%
2
*30
*46%
1%
1%
18
100%
83
77g
217g
♦2
♦30
31%
12
11%
*8%
*12%
834
1134
1134
9%
*62
17%
100
♦82%
10
10
62%
29%
10%
>*7
*37g
17%
11%
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*%
29%
2734
52%
10%
8%
17%
11%
4434
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13%
13
13
2%
1,600
48
100
3% Oct 31
4% Jan
1st pref—No par
47%June 9
2% Apr 21
38% Mar 14
17% Oct 17
11
May 2
23% Jan 8
12% Feb 14
23% Jan 8
62% Jan
384 Jan
2
27% Aug 12
21
24
Radio-Keltb-Orpheum...... 1
6% conv preferred......100
181)
*
1314
18%
500
Raybestos Manhattan.No
12*4
13
500
par
900
i4%
♦14%
15
1434
15
*14%
147g
700
Readi ig Company
*26
26%
26
26
*2534
26
100
27%
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*22
27%
22%
27%
2234
27
271?
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22»4
27%
23
4% 1st preferred
4% 2d preferred.
100
50
50
.'...
—
.SO
Jan
7
55% Oct 1
21% July 25
18% July 28
29-% Aug 4
69
3%
tier
34
2
18
7%
4% May
48% May
2% Noi
.4
26%
23
2%
31%
11%
2%
31
2%
31
2%
*31
884
12%
10%
62%
**0%
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*12%
10%
*61%
12%
*1012
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12%
10%
64
10l«
627g
50
*46
50
11%
1
2%
2%
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2%
33%
10%
834
12%
12
12
IOI4
627g
10
*61
63
48
*46
49
*31
33J?:
11%
10%
8»4
1,800
Real Silk Hosiery
/*. 30
Preferred
300
10%
:100
Reis (Robt) & Co 1st pref.. 100
Reliable Stores Corp.. .No ; ar
Reliance Mfg Co
10
70
y 100
.
5
—
5,100
1% Apr 9
22% Mar 12
17
Apr 22
6% Mar 26
9% Apr 30
7% Apr 21
57% May 23
—
Renal.lgton-Rand—.
1
Preferred with warrants..25
18
18
17% 1734
17% 18% ; 17*4
100% ♦:oo4> 100% *100
1L0% *1C0
100%
83
82% 82% *30 7g Slh ♦80% 82%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7h
7%
7'2
7%
*10
*19
*20
*19
20%
21
217g
217g
117
117
122
122
*122
123
123
124%
10,SCO
1%
1%
1%
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1%
1%
L-
-
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*
-
100
69
70%
11%
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91%
11*8
11%
89
89'4
11%
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11%
90%
1,400
91
6
6%
11%
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6%
11%
♦89
6%
6%
6%
1,400
27
27%
51
51
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10%
27%
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10%
6%
27%
55
10%
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8%
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8%
*3%
17%
4
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11%
4
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11%
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11
11
44
44
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%
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27
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4
69
70
69
43
50 %
49%
17
43
53
20%
29%
30%
112
16%
29%
29%
3
14%
34%
31%
31%
32%
54
17%
32
*
35 k
43%
Dec
23
15% May
13% May
24
May
9% May
1984 Jum
17
May
18% July 25
Jan 13
320
r
I"-'/. Class A-AA^.A
7% Preferred.
100
5%% p-eferred........100
.,
_..
Reyaolis Metals Co ...No
70
5
Vx%
par
co iv preferred.. 100
Reynolds Spring... ./......1
46
'
Oct 20
% Apr 10
16% Feb 14
96
Aug 16
184 May
2% Sept 17
38
14
Sept 16
25
July 29
9% July 16
12% Jan 7
10% Mar 10
67% Jan 23
61
Apr 7
2
July 30
22% Jan 6
101% Feb 10
,
6
DM
Jum
6% May
8
Aut;
6
May
13784 Jum
Apr
29% May
37% May
17% Apr
27
23
115%
......1949 M S
Oct
Jan
1st & ref 4s series D
May
3
Jan
2
7% May
17% July
Sept 24
70 .Jum
6
24
129
60.Apr 17
10
Feb 16
81%May
6
9
Oct 20
May
Jai
Apr
97%
1484
30%
St Louis Div 2d gold
117
-
South Ry Joint mo 10 14s..
Atl Knox & Cine Div 4s..
♦Lower Aust Hydro El 6M»-
55
.
2678
*51%
27%
21,0C0
55
170
lOU
10%
8\
*7%
83„
4
*37g
4%
18»g
1,700
900
10%
18%
1H38
18%
18
11'4
11%
*11
11%
44
44
*43
44
*4
2,000
'
*%
*
200
40
%
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B. 10
Commo n
..10
Jan
Apr
Nov
80% Sept 24
74%
153g July 28
July 1
8% May
75% Mar
15%
Feb
96%
Apr
6
6% May
.
.
..
Richfield Oil Corp
Ritter Dental Mfg
.
.
.
—
No par
Oct 27
34% Jan 7
53% Jan 13
7% Feb 14
Apr 15
12% Aug 26
9% Jan 27
26% Oct 91
50
No var
6
iteljpe Copper Mines.
R'iberotd Co (Tne)..—No par
4
Roa
l
R
less Iron & steel Corn
s
A
$2.50
conv
preferred.No
1
ar
tRltland RR 7% n-ef..-109
Oct
8
5% Jan 16
14%May
1
20%Sept 15
14% Aug 22
4884 Jan 14
1
Aug 2
9% Feb 15
42% Mar
1
Oct 18
.
62
1945 M S
.1952 J" J
.1955 UN
Die
s
f 5s
—
^♦ManGB&NW 1st 3Ms._ 1941
S^M^rAet St Ry 7s
66
8*
Dec
May
Oct
82
25
94% 99%
94%
99%
117% 122%
28
"
"fi
123
7
108
6
102
102%
18
94%
95%
49
89
8
86
9
110
.
8
103%
107% j—
106%
84%
109
88
106% 110%
•
107%.109%
101% 105%
94% 101
89
83%
103
96%
91%
105%
105% 109%
104% 106%
10i
87%
83%
110%
»
128
81
10
109%
87
112
90
108% 111
81%
49%
81%
50%
48
42
43
28
89
81%
82
53%
47%.
87%
44
70
*76
O
*54
O
A—Apr 1940 Q A
(Stamped mod) ext 5s. —...1945 Q A
Jan
McCrcry Stores deb 3 M—McKesson & Robbi
Feb
81%
49 M
42%
*31
95%
ser
Feb
22% Api
15% Nov
48% Nov
! •*
125%
109
110M
J
9% Nov
7%
"07"
97%
♦
UN
J
1947 .4
4
44
12
102% 10,5
17% 30%
93
102%
95%
68%
13
102%
117%
125%
82%
'85%
103%
*106%
*105%
.1953 XI S
Manila RR (South Lines) 4S-...1959
Dee
5% May
103/
A
ser A... .1945 J
D
Gen mtge 4 Ms series A. ....1960 J fi
Mauati Sugar 4s s f—Feb 1 1957 MN
Manila Elec RR & Lt
Marion Steam Shovels f'6s
484 May
131
M
11% Nov
3% Aug
11% May
12N) Dec
45% Oct
9
108
_
Maine Central RR 4s
May
30%
103
96%
95
A
.1944 F
95
109%
3s.——1080 M S
Mob & Montg 1st g 4Mk-
124
Dei
May
10-% Jan
_
24% Nov
10634 Sepi
39
95
96%
82 a
Paducah & Mem Div 4s....1946 F
14
70% May
60
3%s series E..—.-2003
58%
120
104% 107%
117% 123
127%
*117%
102
2003 A
..2003 A
—
115
89
...2003 A
series C
Jan
8% Nov
13% Feb
10% Jan
63% Dec
2
Jan
Apr 21
"96 M
Lou & Jeff Bridge Co gu 4s....1945 M S
Louisville & Nashville RR—
1st & ref 4 Ms
39
48%
*
20
102%
97 M
.13
69
11
May
*15
125%
1st & ref 53 series B.;
.
*96
—
Loulsla 1a & Ark 1st 5s ser A. .1909 J
J
Louisville Gas & blec 3Ms*- —1966 M S
2ft
36%
33%
19%
'133
52%
115%
106%
117%
101
102%
W2 %
..1949 1/ S
—
55
May
7% Oet 19
17
101
A
Unif mtge 3 Ms ser A ext—1950 J
Unlf mtge 4s ser B ext
a
1960 J
May
Jan 13
97
106%
117%
126%
35%
*100
(P) Co deb 7s.
.1944 A O
5s debenture......—...v4.1951 F A
LorilDrd
Feb
Mar
1
97
Oct
4%
60
1
181
51
Apr
Jun<
Apr
20
34
'34%
51
JJ
Stamped—....
27%
11%
44%
%
*'4
6% conv prior pref ser A.l oft
Revere Copper & Bra>s.... .5
'
6834
70
Republic Steel Corp...No par
6% conv preferred...... 100
10
100
900
68%
8%
*%
83.50/oav
par
Rayouier Inc
v—1
83 preferred........
25
4
For footnotes see
*2%
*45%
Cafp of Amer...No
Re isselaer& SaraRR Co.. 100
Reo Motors v t c
......A
29
17%
*1234
2'g
48
Radio
1,200
17%
7%
*7
*18
56
*82%
\62%
10%
10%
*37g
•*17%
11%
2 <2
*4534
18
22,500
200
50
4
2%
48%
18
5534
33g
*100
21%
*115
117
ni5% 117
*66
68%
*66
68%
11% 11% *11%
11%
*89
911?
♦89% 91%
6
*6%6%
6%
*52
2%
*45%
3%
56
5,100
1%
83
*7%
*'9%
55%
3%
1%
*46
17%
lOO
56%
3»«
1st & ref
2
*8%
■■■
*2234
63%
50
1%
12
56
3%
2%
18
*26
3%
4834
I
28%
31%
13
8%
1134
10%
64
50%
06%
2%
*46
15
*26
13%
3%
60
47%
48%
101
O
60 i,i
33
49%
U7M
1950 A
67
32
1«l
0
1952 J
35%
61
171
F
.1946 F
—
73%
61
J
A
60%
66%
'01
46
60
—
Ms stamped modified
2003 M N
4Mb registered
.....2003
4s stamped.......
3%
563f
67%
100
67
Guar ref gold 48—
3%
36
80
66%
——
♦Long Dock Co 3Ms ext to.
563g
2%
93%
66%
100
3s stamped
1st & ref s f 5s.
FeL
Feb
•
*60%
—
Long island unified 4s-—..— -1949 M S
3%
563g
2%
62%
A
Loew's Inc
♦10
60%
♦98
Little Miami gen 4s ser A..... 1962 M N
1034
62%
73%
95
♦66
Jai>
May
32%
94%
U
7fl
73%
A
moJifled —..—2003 M N
registered..
2003
11 % May
97% May
89
94%
A
5s stamped.
Jan
84
M
1st & ref s f 5s —.—......1964 F
Apt
73% May
89%
60
82
91
J
Jan
79
89
90
Apr
32%
89
49
84%
74%
101
85
Uhlgh Valley N Y 4Ms ext-.1950 J
Lehigh Valley 11R— •'>Vr'-'; •
165
99%
56%
57%
94%
Jan
118
92%
94%
A
May
94
97%
85%
—1947
— .
Lion Oil Ref conv deb 4Ms. .-.1952 A
*10%
83
99
...1942
3% tp..
Lehigh & New Eng RR 4s A. .1965
Lehigh & N Y 1st gu g 4s.—. .1945
Mai
8
104% 107%
102% 105%
1%
4
Western RIt—
Leh Val Harbor Term gu 5s... 1954 F
145
10% Oct 25
104% July 28
107%
103%
1%
170
74%
84
Air
128
June
143
12% Oct 21
*93%
97%
83%
...1942
♦1st mtge 1 icome reg
43% Apr
115%
—
Lehtgh Coal & NaVs f 4M» A.. 1954 J
Cons sink fund 4Ms ser C—195* J
1484 Jan
45% Nov
.71%
118%
114% Oct
16% May
29% July 22
103%
1%
•
Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd—
Jan
110% May
158% Feb 11|
117% Oct 2
107
103M
1M
Lake Sh & Mich Sou g 3M»—1997
3 Ms registered
1997
Jan
July
14%
—
Coll tr 6s series B
5s extended at
Dee
12%
8
5y
Coll tr 6s serks A
pel
126
4
95% Aug
16% Apr
151% July
20%
28%
9
Jan
Dec
Jan
112% May
123% Jan 15
137
Jai
22%
53
July 24
29% Jan
11
Feb
21
S
Jai
5% May
4% Oct
6% May
6% May
6
13% Jan
No par
conv p eferred i
Jan
61%Sept
No par
...
13%
40-% Jan
June 14
Oct
8%
May
12%
2
50% May
No par
Pub Ser El & Gas pf $5.No par
Pullman Inc.
400
94%
12%
290
4/500
14,500
15
2
Jan
30
5
16
6% prefer.ed
7% preferred
8% preferred
"
104
9334
9% Apr 21
Oct
9
%
8% Jan 10
13% Oct
var
Pub Serv Corp of N J..No var
85 preferred........ No par
500
Oct 16
151% July
July 28
.50
—
.
No
115
600
23%,
lO^s1
8
178
73%
21
June
Junt
£7
l»e«
41% Nov
Mar 31
fi
83 M
May
1% July 25
*107%
S
u
97 M
May
164
86
106% 108%
106% 108%
7
83 M
16% Nov
154
May
Ma.
92%
81%
161
1942
May
7
88
,
*170%
Coll & ref 5series D.....1960
19
;;
♦82
109% 110%
30% 30%
77% 82%'
*107
Coll & ref 5 Ms series C —1953
10
July 15
91
85
J
§*Laclede Gas Lt ref & ext 5s. 1939
7
5% Apr 22
4% Feb 14
5% pf (ser of Feb 1 '2u).100
10,500
1,200
114
conv 1st pref...
Mar 31
7
40
O
7% Nov
46% Dec
9% Nov
85% Dec
8
15
.1950
18%
Jan
8
16
P
5%
19
'
Fell
Jan
65
75%:
lei
43% Jan
75% Jan
17
stal Teleg Inc pref..No
par
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
1
5% conv 2J p*ef
Procter & Gamble....
Oct 16
9% Jun 10
60
66
107% 109%
10
*89
Apr
4% May
5
May
16% May
%«May
14% Apr 21
5
2,000
16%
164
No par
2,700
1
May
9% Feb
Po id Creek Pocahontas No / ar
Poor & Co class B
No par
800
5,100
57%
27
ser conv pr pf. 100
Pittston Co (The)
Plymouth Oil Co
2,100
12%
8%
%% 1st
Pittsburgh & West- Va..-100
Pit You ngs Asht Ry 7%. pf .100
600
126% 126%
114% 116%
24
14
45% Feb
5
8
7% Jan 6
,
3
7% pref class B—....-100
5% oref cUc8 A...
.100
116% 116%
*112
May
390
9
16
6
rar
270
30
16%
113% 114
rtsb'irgh Steel Co..-No
.
500
*8
56%
91%
100% 100%
23%
300
59
*26
57%
114% 116%
10?4
5%
9%
32
129
10234
18
12%
8%
*8'4
*28
16%
13
117
24%
1%
1%
16%
16%
*18
.18%
5%
5%
13
6%
58
35
*165 i<5...
>
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8%
32
*28.
32
5734
5734
5734 57%
116 • 116
*114% 117
116%
*175
...
4%
53
*28
5734
*165
57
*5%
12%
8%
8%
9%
6
*165
16%
18%
584
12%
8%
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5734
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1%
16%
32
17%
...
1
81
.
11
6%
12%
8%
116% 116% •115
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57
18%
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8
57%
3'%
31%
1%
16%
16%
12%
*127
56%
*165
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,
6%
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1»8
16U
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9%
174
...
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6%
56
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.62%
69%
109 ;
110M
♦31%
*82%
J
J
28%
Lake Erie &
*914
*162
» ,
18%
66
Ref <t ext mtge
3% May
46% Jan 2
H\. Jan 2
32
*8
J
ID
4184
6%
32%
63%
,v
*8
7
7
.
t*Kreuger & Toll 5s ctfs
9
7% Jan
—
....
97% May
3% May
>.
46
109% Oct
.1987 J
.
Aug 7
July 29
109
.1961 7
—
4%s unguara teed.
.1961 J
Kings County El L & P 6s—— .1997 A
Kings Co 1 ighti g 1st Ss'iii-/. .1954 J
1st & ref 6%S—
.1954 J
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3%s.. .1961 U
Kresge Foundation 3% notes. .1950 U
14% Nov
May
68
109
9
44%
43%
=
63fi
68
J
.1961
.
PI Jn
87%
63 M
J
.1961 7
Stamped—
Dec
igs Co..... 1
Pitts Ft Way & Chic Ry Co 100
67
—.
Feb
88
a
,
,
Kentucky Central gold 4b_
Kentucky & Ind Term 4%s.
8% Nov
10%
40%
O
^Otls w w stmp (par $645).. 1943
♦Ctfs w w stmp (par $925).. 1943 MA'
♦Ctfs with warr (par $925).. 1943
Apt
U0%.july 30
/
No par
City Sou 1st gold 3s... —1950
Ref & Impt 5s——. —Apr 1950 J
Kansas City Term 1st 4s
I960 J
Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
88
43
Kan
Jan
6
1
June 10
30
4%
8
12% Jan 10
109% Oct 9
4% A pi 2
6% preferred... —.....100
70
*
0
May 10
Oct 22
2
Pittsburgh Coal of Pa.—. 100
1,500
88
t§*K C Ft 8 & M Ry ref g 4s.1936
> ♦Certificates of deposit—.,;....
A
Nov
.27% Oct 1
7% Apr 4
7% Jan 23
*38% Feb 14
Pitts C C & St L RR Co... 100
5'fi
•
4%May; 2
51%May 23
35% Feb 20
25
38-'%
O
~26%
Mar 28
105
.
100
*5
1
"is'May
Feb
ll%May
5
72% PYb
..5
P.eferred
*37
71
:
Preferred 4%% series... 100
*17s
Kanawha & Mich 1st gu g 4s.. 1990
.
60-% July
.40% Feb 18
: 79
Feb 20
•H 8%May 17
Phillips Jones Corp. ...No var
7% preferred
100
Phillips Pe role im_...No yar
*47l2
16'g
578
387g
6^4
25%May
3
100
74l2
447g
z5% Apr 17
6
May 19
Pniltp Morris & Co Ltd..-.10
7io
Jan
Sept 18
2-% Aug
-38
Jan 21
21
No par
Philco Corp
Dec
16%
30% July 11
20% Feb 14
Piiilidelphia Co 6% pref..-.50
$6 preferred
....No jar
20
10%
54
V
6% Got 47
42% Feb 15
Petroleum Corp of Amer
5
Pfeiffer Brewlug Co...No par
Phelps Dodge Corp........25
8,900
Feb 14
36% Jan 2
1% Mar 24
22
July 1
5% prior preferred..... 100
5% preferred...
100
600
82%
21
5
200
6%
6%
28
44%
*6
7%
7114
447g
2l2
43'2
16i2
118
27%
6%
6%
28%
*612
39
6%
6%
27%
*44%
*33%
7%
118
*26
27%
6%
July 30
21% Oct 17
.
K
46%
■«'
17% Aug 20
112% Mar 1
,.:25% Apr 4
25
Aug 22
109
.......
760
Jan 30
4
1% May
11% May
984 June
.
12
Peo >les « L & C C (Chic) .100
tPe rla& Eastern Ry Co. .100
Pepsl-Ccla- Co.
.1
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53
28%
584
67%
*7%
55%
39
6
-
1,500
26*306
28%
6%
-3% Jan 2
1% Oct 31
34% Apr 23 ¥ 52% July 16
....50
Pe iples Drug Stores Inc.
1%
55%
28
85
400
8
29
*26
Pe insylvania RR
12,500
25
5 5
684
*•0%
8
28%
26%
6%
27%
46
♦85%
25
22%
24%
48%
53
*6%
6%
28
47%
*1%
23%
48%
1%
Cement—.No par
5% prefer: ed.......... 100
22%
24%
2834
>
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6%
6%
*638
85
*108% 114
*6%
26%
6%
684
2734
10
86
♦25%
26%
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*6%
27%
*110
*7
.
15%
22%
*24%
48%
*1%
24%
4884. 49
49%
1%
*14
25
22%
22%
25
46
46
110
*110
22%
23U
♦48%
1%
1%
»1«4
*4414
15%
25
22'2
2484
4934
17g
2484
*1*4
47
♦'4
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*110
2238
1%
*44%
47
-1955
J
75
72
25
•
"98%
08%
96
86
98
75
74%
85
75%
73
79%
105%
105
105%
105
103
105
76
Mead Corp 1st mtge 4Ms.....1955 M S
104%
105%
104%
106
106
Metrop Ed 1st 4 Ms series D —.1968 M S
Metrop Wat Sew & D 5M8——1950 A O
t§*Met W Side El (Chic) 4s... 1938 F A
106%
110%
110%
"80."
For footnotes
,s
—
3 Ms
see page
891.
36%
88%
"75%
O
1956
98%
95%
74%
78%
5
80
5
.
105% 107%
109% 112%
51
4
54
3%
80
6%:
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
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128
3,500
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12t4
17%
33%
18,400
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36%
300
JmW
33%
33
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58%
34%
58%
512
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51»
5%
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.
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106 Vi
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—
1998
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A
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Standard Oil of Indiana
25
1778 Mar
4
25% Mar
5
3434
*321»
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62%
6%
5
62%
6%
*434
1:
6%
5
5%
59%
■
126
33
13%
nsi*
5
*4%
22-34
23
22%
4%
4%
40
10
52
Apr 16
66
"2~265
Sterling Products Inc
6%
2,200
Stewart-Warner Corp
478
500
6
6
6<s
5
5t8
59l2
4,300
6,800
Studebaker Corp (The). —1
1,200
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1%
134
1412
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15
1ft
1ft
23
47s
4%
Vi% cum) 100
50
5,200
Sunshine Ml .lag Co
1,500
I4I4
3,500
1,100
*4%
22%
1834
478
2278
*3.506
23
..
23
1,700
3,800
100
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C
1946
4s collateral trust......
lst intge 3 Vis extended to.:
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O
M
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44
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8%
8%
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43%
34i8
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7
7
5%
10%
8%
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3%
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458
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•
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45'
4%
4%
5
5% notes..
1947
r_
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101 Vi
A
HOVi
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gold 3 Vis.. .—.2000
NY Lack A West 4s ser A--—1973
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M N
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1964
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.
1940
..
1957
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55
66
78
1064 1104
1074 1104
92
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12
11
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31%
31l2
*40%
41
438
*1314
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v> 118
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■
4%
13
131'
%
*10%
5%
Apr
8% July 23
6
May
12%
Jan
Feb
Apr
Apr
8%*ihn
7% Ma*
12% May
1% Get
9% May
2'% July 11
18% July 31
66% May
"16%"
Jan
27%
Jan
>2% Jan
18% Nov
Feb
May
35%
3
May
7% Mar
247ft Apr
2
4
8
*17% May
24% Sept 19
77g July 10
16% Auk
Aug
Jan
20
23% Jan
5% Aug
25
5
4
9
12%
684 May
46*4 Auk
Jan 10
21
Feb 28
4
1934 May
17% Mar
4% Oct
7
60% July 23
126
July 10
9
Jan 4
11% Apr 14
18%June 21
8
8I4
4% May
:
32%
9%
Texas Gulf Sulphur...No par
Texas Pacific Coal A Oil...10
Texas Pacific Land Trust —1
100
No par
400
$3.60 couv pref
No par
...No par
42%
3%
*53%
4%
434
45g
25
(The)
Texas Gulf Produc'g Co No par
Thatcher Mfg Co
434
*35
37'2
278
—
Texas Corp
700
3'34
*23g
*4U
500
16,700
1,200
5,100
1,500
2,600
200
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>
37%
278
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100
31%
31%
40%
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31
40%
40
4%
4%
41
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8%
1%
5%
Jan
J&ju
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1'4
22
22
21%
*7%
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13%
8
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70
6%
13
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13
8%
8%
1%
H'
8%
8%
•
11%
5,900
98
98%
300
30-34
31%
2,900
3934
39
3934
43g
I31g
>
8
Thompsou-Starrett Co:No par
$3.50 cum preferred.No par
Tide Water Associated Oil-.IO
31 >2
13
'
100
97i2
4.3g
12%
1
4.v
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Tri-Contloental Corp.—....!
100
8%
9,200
20th Cen Fox Film CorpNo par
300
1%
300
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Twin City R -pid Tran.No par
20%
7%
180
7% preferred
400
Twin Coach Co..
13
■
900
$6 preferred....
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....100
1
1
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6-%
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7
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18%
36
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53
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4
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20
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36
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1
6
6
2
Jan
227g Sept 17
11% Aug
>
1%July 31
27%Sept
May
23
Jan
12
May
81
18
4% May
1% May
64
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3% May
6% May
Dec
34% Dec
62% Nov
May
7
4% May
10% May
217ft
>
Mar
Apr
9% Nov
•> 2%
Jan
82% Mar
,6%
Apr
Apr
Jau
5
May
10%
13%
14
;
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25%
Jan
3%
Aor
Apr
l%May
9
13% May
9% Jan 13
16% Feb 20
6%May 22
99%
35% May
9
9% Sept 17
38% Apr
2% Jan
May
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May
,
9
9% Jan 30
5 May 23
16%May 20
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1
9
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7% Apr
J at
8
5% Jan 13
17% Jan 2
1078 Aug 21
75
Pel
2534 May
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11% July 31
6
35% Sept 6
51% Jan 2
Nov
284
4
9934 Jan
3
Mar 26
Jan
5
7% Sept 17
1
Apr
Apr
Nov
42% Feb
584 Mar
Feb 19
4
Oct
3»4 July
Dec
May
678 Mar 25
1
Apr 16
62
267ft May
1% Jan 18
18
Jan 9
27% Feb 19
,
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Muy
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4%May 26
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100
6%
4% May
33
3
34
38% Oct 14
Transamerica Corp..—
2178
8%
*21
19
Timkcti Roller Bearing.No par
3,303
Mar
30
6
6
9
2,700
No par
No par
Truscon Steel Co..———10
6 "•
*11
8V
8'3g
22
*21%
*1%
9% Mar
95% Aug
Apr
Mmt
6%
9%
47%
4%
37%
8%
6
4% Jan
10G Oct 31
$4.50 conv pref...-..No par
Timkeu Detroit Axle..
10
100
70
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22%
Dt
22%
*21
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17
7,200
1
1
Jan
0
40
Dec
5%July 30
40
Aug 20
60% Sept
25^4 Apr 30
% Oct 21
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»t«
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27
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8
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11%
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11%
98%
13%
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11
3
2% Apr 23
3%June 30
100
2
4%May 12
387gSept 121
7% July 28
6-% Aug 9
14
July 22
10% Jan 23
44%Sept 25
4% Sept 8
May 21
Feb
1
30
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'2
27
2688
28
2% Mar
38
*4%
9% Sept
2%
4434 July 31
5%May 19
32 June
4
Thermold Co—.——
*2%
.
334 Jan 16
1
$3 dlvccnvpreferred.——10
—
4% May
28% May
38% Aug 22
Jan
—-100
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5
6
2% Oct 17
7'% Apr 23
34% Feb 19
27g Feb 14
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5% Mar 4
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32
50
Telautograph Corp,—- .——5
Tennessee Corp
.5
Texas A Pacific Ry Co
5434
*35
\
5% Sept
3%May 10
(James)
5Vi% Partlc pref..
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400
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434
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98
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101 Vi
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434
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.1
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100
Sutherland Paper Co
10
Sweets Co of Amer (The)—50
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—.25
300
June 11
May
'
4
50
Superheater Co (The) —No par
18i2
23
46%
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5
14
16% O 1
2034 May
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4
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>>
534 Sept 15
.No par
—
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834 Jan 10
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— —
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Stokely Bros A Co Inc..
124
124
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23
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112
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584 Oct 17
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153g
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•
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6%
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14%
-■
33
434
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6
5
Jan
29
34% Feb 19
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15%
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,
May
267ft May
24% July.22
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48% Aug 2
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5's
6i4
514
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5
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134
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126
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18%
41
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59%
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33
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6ig
59%
113
1
2% May
9% \i y
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Stone A Webster.
Dee
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3278
6214
,
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46
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4378
34l2
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6
9
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11%
6
43
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6
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A..........1974
——- ——1978
23i2
33
4378
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*
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23
1519
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50
1% Oct 31
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12% Feb 14
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3'8
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100'i« ""2 100
70
4
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300
23% > 23
323„
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43%
43%
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407„
15l«
41
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■
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Newport A Cincinnati Bdge Co—
N Y Cent RR 4s series A.....
5,400
May
19
45% May
474
32
47ft
1%
14%
33
47
44
334
23
5
1%
14%
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2334. Apr
444
334
44 Vi
40
•
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32 4
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♦Certificates of deposit....
♦1st 5Vis series A..........1954
■'
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297ft
23
47ft
1%
15%
$7 cum prior pref. —No par
23
*4%
1%
*14%
500
*123
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3g Mar 21
El Co.No par
15%
5% % *5
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<st
Jan
72
•
4
6% Jan
15%
126
:
Standard Gas
Jan
7
3% Apr
113% July 16
1% Jan 6
4% Mar 20
21% Mar 21
2234Mar 21
2
16%
59
*
2314
25 ,
:
34
42'i
5%
5
7,000
llls^ime
100
16%
59
15%
1%
June 19
preferred
Jan
Jan
39
14% May
1
11734 Aug 19
16
; 8
6%
..
Oct 28
108
conv
20%
347g
384 Jum
60% Get
40% Aug
14%
*123
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40Vi
.
5
5
$4.50 prefei re I-...—No par
5%
May
17% Nm
1% May
60%
40%
112%
7%
57% Jan
44%May 31
31% Feb 19
14%
59
*18ta
48
5
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59
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June
678 Jan
■•#■;'
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59
•
100
30% May
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13% May
3
3934 July 22
38% July 28
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27% Apr 25
54% Aug 5
47g Oct ?0
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62%
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31%
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62%
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57
41 Vi
40
34
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—.
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34
43
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124
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76
68
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29
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Spicer Mfg Co
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16
f
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23
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105
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80
65
76
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76
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824
88 Vi
60
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B—————1954 A
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103 4 106 4
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2
1%
2
15
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,
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1014 1064
..
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6
1,400
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8
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69
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22
July 21
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20,406
370
37
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36%
38
33
38%
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112
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60
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"6%
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9
Spiegel Inc
2
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9,100
49%
49
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1
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5
37%
72
.
103
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65
102
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104
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33%
35%
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4%
3
2
2% Mar
16% Jan
30% May
152% Apr
x
23% May
19% July 31
3334 Oot 31
3/% Oct 9
19% Feb 14
23% Mar 13
1 May
5
Spencer Kellogg A Sons No par
21%
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*33
%
11% Feb 15
...No r-ar
100
— .....
Mobile A Ohio stktrctfs 100
Spear A Co.
$5.50 preferred
5«i
%
5% preferred...
Sparks Wlthiugton—No par
3119
%
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7% May
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1434 Aug 1
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•
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12%, Jan
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1
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78
10
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..
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200
50
14
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3419
50
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11%
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5
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,22
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51
15
16
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5%
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8
Jan
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581,4
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21
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120
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6
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.
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114
1,500
18,000
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Nov
112
13
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Jan
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31
5
Feb
Lines..5
Edison::—.125
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0% Nov
1% May
S'eastern Greyhound
8% preferred
Feb
13%
24
17% May
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc. 15
35
33
40%
;
12% May
12%
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Apr
7% Mar
3% May
South Am Gold A Platinum. 1
30
Jan
56
7% Jum
4
900
1%
21%
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Jan
584
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700
*33
----
3
40% Auk
4*4 May
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34
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3%
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21%
9
1%
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1 Gig Nov
73% Nov
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14% Feb 19
4
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4
16%
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8% Jum
23
22%
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10
9%
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11%
187g Feb 19
112
Smith A CorType v t c.No par
Snider Packing Corn...No par
88
8% May
51% Auk
21% Jan 10
2% Jan 20
28%July 8
35% Oct 30
Oct 10
95
preferred........No par
Smith (A O) Corp...
.10
20
1534 July 21
5
Jan
May
1% Sept
61% May
678Sept 19
40
Jan
1%
Get
%
11
3
Sept
%
% May
-
Mar
115% Jail
111% Dec
101% Juu>
5% July 22
58
May
13% Feb 28
8% Mar 3
1% Jan 2
1%
15%
23%
12t9
*50
*50
21G
12%
12%
17%
11%
lfi%
3214 ■313.4
*34t4
371.5
119
*1%
4.'
*334
121.4
163,
*35
1%
4
23
Oct 31
22
16
Skelly Oil Co.—..—
Jan
34
15%
17%
17%
16%
17%
——
$6
«.
19%
12%
17%
*12
2
*15%
18%
23is
v
323,
37i«
3234
220
34%
110
10%
*1%
15%
1%
1534
16
Slmms Petroleum.
Rimonds Saw A Steel—No par
'•'"J.--
17%
17%
9%
No par
10
100
*113
*12
17%
17%
9%
10
1
.
1219
*12
Co.—...
1,500
1,800
*101
19%
12%
Simmons
1%
34%
101
19%
20%
!
2
.16
35l,|
35%
101
15
Silver King Coalition Mi ies.5
26%
*1%
*25
*56 4
304 39
1074 1104
1174
12%
26
*323g
434
115
1934
17%
934
123s
H7S
y
*334
"
19
*1134
2318
m
*50
\'44'.:V'
•.
*1%
26
Shell Union Oil
2,000
16%
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
17«4
139% *139% 139%
139% *139
139% *139
13!)78 I397g *139
12to
*20i2
710
15%
*113
18
18
*lis
3,109
3%
16%
1%
16%
*113
19
17«
I6I4
80
15%
4
Dec
49
64% July
% Jan 3
a4 July 31
July 28
334 July 7
7834 Jan 2
107g Jan 21
1434 July 22
7I84 Jan 17
3% Apr 23
51% Feb 27
4% Feb 19
3534 Apr 19
10% Jan 21
378June 28
15% Oct 31
1% Oct 8
She iffer (W A) Pen Co.No par
37%
15%
*3%
1719
178
17 ,'
38 4
37
36
15%
4
14%
37
15%
4
88
414 May
53
107% Jum
17
10% Apr 23
Shattuck (Fra k G) 1—No par
3%
37
147g
4
Feb 14
% Jan 9
% Jan 20
12% Mar 3
1% Apr 29
Sharpe A Dohme.^
No par
$3.50 00 iv pref ser A.No par
*36%
3719
14%
♦37
6
Mar
"7%
5
94%Sept 11
3«)% Sept 26
115% Mar 27
112
July 15
9
Oct 16
100
4%
55%
6
17% Sept
June 23
7
...
1,500
4%
55%
3
58
2,300
6
56
6%
$5 conv
"14%
May
Sept 18
108
Sharon Steel Corp
90
Dec
May
96
—......1
Servel Inc
300
111%
34
No par
preferred...No par
6,100
May
Mhj
Apr 29
Sept 18
June 19
Oct 21
8,000
Jat<
I)ee
8
67
7%
Jan
Jan
2
23
33%June 12
No par
10%
58%
69%
10-%
58
6%
Seagrave Corp....
100
5
5
May
47
79
{Seaboard Air Line
No par
4-2% preferred—.......100
;
7g
113
l09%June
Seaboard Oil Co of Del.JVo par
.
%
Get
Apr 19
Oct 28
8% Apr 15
Sears Roebuck A Co...No par
7
7%
11
59
37to
121^
16
2%
69
400
1,203
%
2%
69%
$4 preferred
Der
July 17
12%June
...No par
No par
.....No par
$4.50 preferred
2,800
5J2
13%
2%
*55
6%
,
6
Jan
42
Jum
%
4
100
5Vi% preferred..:.
90
30
%
*3%
Ts'ti
934
2
17
23is
,
N
F A
Nash Cbatt & St L 4s ser A.. .1978
D
Nat DiJry Prod 3Vis debs.... .1960
MS
Nat Distillers Prod 3Vis..... .1949
.1965 .4 O
National Steel 1st mtge 3s
J D
.195
Natl Supply 3%s
.1954 V/N
{♦Naugatuck RR 1st g 4s
Newark Consol Gas cons 5s.. .1948 I i>
J
.1945 1
share
per
%»
35
ley Distillers Corp.....5
Scott Paper Co
500
>
*109% 110
%
Sche
300
90%
13%
*4%
4%
57
6%
16%
26
% Apr 15
3
109
Savage Arms Corp.........5
23,700
6,300
20
18%
16%
,*89%,
%
7%
59
♦55
*113
1712
1018
900
7ie
*10%
*58%
47g
.
6%
1,800
■
7's
10-3g
...,—100
{St Louis Southwestern... 100
5% preferred
.......100
8af e way 81 ores........No jar
5% preferred.^
100
20
6%
43%
109%
37% 37%
113
113
1434
V
4lg
*12
171"
3218
39
40 Vi
41
13
12t2
12ta
52
41Ji
36 «i
llOVi
39 Vi
39 Vi
41
.
65
*56
200C r d
M N
Constr M 5s series A....... 195t
Constr M 4 Vis series B.. .. 1956 MN
Morris & Essex 1st gu 3 Vis
Highest
$ per snare S
39'4 July 16
% Feb 8
Hi Jan 7
% Jan 4
1% July 17
6% preferred
270
>
13%
68:8
69
219
43
110
*8
*%
13%
*2%
» %
5
283gMay
{St Louis-San Francisco...100
109
38
110
27r
,
%
90
37
15
> 18lo
23t«
o
Gen & ref
f 4 Vis series C-. 195f
f 5sseries D—.. 196;
1941
5
57
6%
413
T0I4
*35
85
39
80
s
624
39
J
Gen & ref
{♦Montreal Tram 1st & ref 5s.
,
*138l2 13978
57
Monogahela W Penn Pub Ser—
V
S per share
Lead........-...10
St Joseph
500
r,
2%
6%
113
14
59
GO
♦55
3S
4
90
16%
I6I9 ; 16%
lfi%
16%
lfi12
1% ,{•• l!8
1%
*1%
*11g
Hi
26
26
.26
26
2578
2578 257s
35
35
35
34%
3518
34Ss 35
101
101
103
*101
103
*101% 102
178
*lfil4
177g
1084 1114
♦....
63g
*3712
143.4
7's
47ft
478
♦214
68Sg
7ig
10'Tg
HI
3
113
1612
H4
10
,
1034 1044
{♦Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at 4% July '38
Highest
I per share
Par
5,700
Hi
*37%
111
»3g
137g
11%
*58
567S
414
*1214
*1714
'■
.
47«
*fil4
15
7
5934
*5478
33
*19 v:
J.
27
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*113
294
>28
28
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/
♦102
284
4
683«
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II84
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35
28
'294
194
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7's
57
lfit2
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284
29 Vi
%
28
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14
69
671.1
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284
336
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194
78
27
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14
194
28 Vi
Yf~ s
if
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♦1st & ref g 5s series H ——1980
i!
♦Certificates of deposit......:
-V
274
114
27 Vi
♦1st & ref 5s series F...—-.1977 M S
♦Certificates of deposit.......
'•
32 4
11
27Vi
♦Certificates of deposit.
♦General Is— ——————T1975
♦1st & ref 5s series I
12 4
*2'Tg
60i2
17
14'i
27g
14
;
20i«
*110
*23g
1419
1134
*11
53
.♦%
*14
20
*109'8 111
111
J8
7'4
404
40
A
112
27S
*4
♦1st & ret 5s series A."......1965 V
,
Lowest
Lowest
2,100
CO *-4 J?
Hi
CO
6%
*4%
43% 43%
109% 109%
20% 20%
17
16%
90G
*89l2
385s *373.4 383g
11234 *112 113
*38
*109ls
141o
68tg
92
34
38
9013
38I9
U212 1121s
*2ia
178
14
91
♦89
71#
2
22
9Vi
21Vi
21Vi
163,)
3834
141,
25Vi
2lVi
24 Vi
40-year 4s series B.........
10912
1938 201.4
17-38
163,8
l91o
155g
90l»
6OI2
Mlssouri-Kansas-Texas RR~- ;
Prior lien 5s series A
1962 J
•1«78
2-V
*4ift, 6i»
43'2 433s
10911 1093s
44
43'2
31%
Hi
*%
*2%
st« 'A:
109
s.i«
;
694
774
244
*4t8
fii2
437«
dp
V
31%
313s
23S
2t2
6l2
2t2
lOtU 10934
17
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13 4
3Vi
2G
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*4i8
437«
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134
11 Vi
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134
J
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3219
32i2
*
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334
84
127
3212
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44
4378
10u>M 110
10l8
187g
4
11 Vi
lovi
34 Vi
Week
*'s
104
ovi
14
IVi
♦2Vi
♦IVi
3
Oct. 31
'*1*8 7 2u
36
.
2Vi
"su
J
Ocl. 30
*i«
654
374
26 Vi
594
35 Vi
25
D
Oct. 29
♦32is
49
J
♦1st & ret 5Vis series B.....1978 J
{♦Mo-Ill RR 1st 5s series A...195!) 3
Mo Kan & Tex 1st gold 4s ....1990 J
Oct. 28
107 Vi
107
23
S
Oct. 27
99 Vi
60 Vi
J
M
Range for Previous
l'«ar 1940
70
{♦1st co is 5-i gu as to 1.it:...1938 3
♦1st & ret 6s series A.......1946 3
♦25-year 5 Vis... ....1949
Wednesday
% per share
30
35
J
1
1
On Basis of 100-Share Lots
! EXCHANGE
Tuesday
High
67
*60
23
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
the
Friday
Thursday
Monday
Oct. 25
75
Vi
106 Vi
47 Vi
107
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Saturday
60
{{*Mid of N J 1st ext 5s...... 1940
J D
{{♦Mil & No 1st ext 4Mb.....1939
"•{Con ext 4Vis.—'
..1939 J D
M S
{♦Mil Spar & N W let gn 4s-1947
J
J
t5*Mllw & State Ll »e 1st 3 ViB.1941
MN
{♦Minn & St Loula 5s ctts,....1934
♦1st & ret gold 4s..........194° .If S
♦Ret & ext 50-yr 5s ser A.... 1962 Q F
{{♦M PtP ASS M con g 4s Int gu *3S
{♦1st con8 6s.......——..1938
1
93
96
M
J
Jan.
Range Since Jan
sales
f'>r
LOW AND
*
,
Asked
High
*64
A
4s——1963
Si nee
lay's
dfc
Low
Railroad & Indus. Cos. (CotU.)
*Mi;V? Mill Mach lets f 7s
1956 J D
Michigan Central—
:
Jack Lais & Sag 3 Vis.— — 1951 M S
1st gol-l 3 Vis
1952 M N
J
Ret & Impt 4 ViB series C — -.1979 J
Michigan Consol Gas
Fri
Sale\
Y. STQCK EXCHANGE
Week Ended O-.t. 31
Range
Range or ;.
Last
BONDS
.
,
N,
12%
12%
111% *111
*111
47
48
48
*17%
111%
18%
*17%
°8
34
19%
-
M
20%
21
For footnotes see
page
890.
47
19
H«
20%
i
45% i 46%
19
*17%
%
%
19%
193S
-
19
Union Carbide A Carb.No Par
30
110
Union Bag & Paper. ...No par
1234 Jan
115%Sept 25
..25
100
60
112% Sept 30
16
Sept 17
2
1234
7234 Oct 31
Jan
3,700
Union Oil of California.
5,700
Union Pacific RR Co.
1,400
4% preferred........-.100
Union Prem Food Stores Inc.l
79
Sept 25
11
Aug 15
No par
25
Oct 17
""766
4,900
Union Tank Car
United Aircraft Corp
—
— —
..5
46%
44
45
600
19
19%
%
19%
400
United-Carr Fast Corp-No Tftr
%s
52,100
19
19%
10.900
United
Corporation^..No par
$3 preferred
...-No par
%
1834 Apr 21
May
Feb
18%
Apr
Dee
'
Jan
17%
Jan
Apr
May
98
70
Jum
89t,
13
De.
22%
Jai
July 28
9
17% Jan 9
143.1 July 24
113% Feb 6
52
Sept 4
.
Oct 20
12
46
88%
116%
71
44% Jan
.
llSgMay 27
109 "
May
1
4078May 2
40'.
16% Apr 23
% Jum
9% May
597ft jum
105
May
31
9%May 15
United Biscuit Co.....No par
Un Air Lines
fc 21
8578 Jan 10
85% Jan 13
13% Jan 2
34% Apr 19
Transport——6
700
18,600
4
Union El Co of Mo $5 pfNo par xlll34 Jan 30
108% Aug 6
Pref $4.50 series——.No par
5% preferred..,.:.^
100
UnitedCarbouCo..:.-No par
%
9% Oct 31
7978Sept 17
30
20
3778Sept 17
Feb 14
30
Feb 14
112
5i«
19l4
Under Elliott Fisher Co No par
112
.111% 111% *11134 11434
*45
1,100
3,100
10,600
21%Sept
3
1% Jan
7
30«4 Jan 10
Feb
10
July
29% May
31% July
53%
Apt
12
23%
Apt
18
Apt
111%
Dec
May
12% May
108% No\
42% May
65% May
12
Dec
20% Dec
2% Apr
Dec
42
1%
26
May
Feb
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL
Tuesday, November 4^ 1941
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
:ftft;
SALE PRICES
AND HIGH
LOW
Oct.. 27
Oct. 28
$ per share
5%
5%
$ per share
Oct. 25
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
•■:■
>•:
On Paris of 100 -Share Lois
T"Range for Previous
hihW::¥eat:
N. Y.
Lowest
ft' Lowest ft;
-Highest
'
5%
5%
*214
'2%
*36%
*2%
36%
434
*35%
37%
If 4%
*41,
'
36
*35 ;■
7134
*
71%
2%
36»2
484
35%
6*4
6%
6%
634
10784
*106% 10734 *107
3
13%
13%
13%
4%
3%
3%
f2%
17%
*384
*3%
4%
3%
92
*16%
*1034
:
35%
478
35%
35*8
71%
71
6%
*2%
37%
4%
71
7178
7078
6%
6*8
6%
6%
6%
4%
3%
4%
3%
.•
94
♦16%
*10S4
17% ft 17%
*10*4
1>%
4%
3%
.
3
94
*91
*91
4*g
107
*16%
17%
"••
■4%
10
14*8
7,600
4%
l.OCO
United Paoerboard.........10
i,
*2?g
3
92G
92%
1,100
60
*16%
17%
10*4
100
USA Foreign Secur
No var
$6 1st nreferred -ft-.No rar
50
U H DLstrib Corpconv pref. 100
U S
105
May
25
117
Jan 22
0
Co
;..No par
Gypsum Co..-.------20
U S Industrial Alcohol.No par
20
1,000
U S Leather Co..../..No par
3
Apr 23
478 Feb 17
33
183
>
:
Apr 18
•
Jan
1!8 '
Oct
Jan 14
13% Mai
7%
7%
Jan
97
May
Ap'
Jai
May
;
12%
ftl 1
Jum
Dei
Not
-l89
5% May
50
kr
Price
Railroad & Indus. Cos. (Cont.)
1
1%
,•■: 1
97
55
5484
•
..
*907g
54
54
73*4
54
M ay
28
"2^266
U S Pipe &
741
*7134
*7184
U S Plywood
53
53%
*'19% 120
♦24
24%
24
49,1
♦1 •:■'■'• 1%
>*'»i«
%
*56
60%
13
13
:
1
*52
56
150
159' *154
49
1
967g
400
8% 1st preferred.i..i;".10o
53%
1,500
U 8 Smelting Ref & Mln...50
-71*4
-
71*4
200
Preferred:. ....--i50
ft;
53*4
52
118
-
22%
*48%
25,200
118*4
3,500
23*4
1,100
49
10
.Apt
.
100
Preferred...-----U S Tobacco Co..
200
42
7%- preferred.-I...
1,100
25
United Stockyards Corp.... 1
7g
3,400
United Stores class A. ..-...,.5
■130
Mar 27
23
13
14
52
52
52
51
200
161
300
6v
*148
159
156
156
ft
58.>
*12% 414?'
*148
*148
156
*153
*4
*55%
58
*•■12%
14
52
'
34
*55%
58
*12%
53%
148
«4
17
16
U
4
<
:
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp 1
Universal Leaf Tob.ft.Ao rar
3 SO
162
48
June
....'100
140
Unlve.sal Pictures 1st pref.lOU
133
100
•
161
900
S6convpreferred.i..No par
f>8 Apr 28
447g Apr 25
"'12 May 10
N
v
v
8% nreferred
—
./■■'
.
■
*10
6h stamped
64
..
"
Jan 17
Debenture
.
North Cent gen & ref 5s
♦1st gtd g 55.
♦1st mtge g 6s
12
28
' 108
128 H
104 9^
Jan 21
162: "Oct 31
-'v69
128
Jum
Dei
*11395
1945
:
.
.
117
>
123
,113
115
67
83
.
.•
:
>5695
"7095^ 7195
68%
8095
6795
76 95
*39
Y' 4095
ft 42 J5'v;, 42 95
'(39 •.'•'■
4795
*—.-.
Gen Hen ry A Id g 3s—..Jan 2047
3s registered —.2047
•■36
44%
0795
4895 ft 49
47%
6095
'
>61% 1
63
10895
02
70
>5095' 62
Viy?;;
,v**; ><' 1
.
(Minn) 1st A ref M 3^s.
1967
(Wise) 1st mtge 3^8.—1964
108%
■<;.
10795 110%
10995 H2%
*111%
Northwestern Teleg 4 Hs ext. 1944
5891
51
60% 770295
5195
53
5i series C..... .2047
Ref A impt-5s series DK... .2047
..
40
*"45:- V'45 ft
—-—
Northern States Power Co—
'
78
106
10395 107
.1945
.
....
v
12595 12 OH
10794
104
103
12295
116 J5
'*60
Pacific prior lien 4s I—1997
Ref A linpt
Api
Dei
12% May ■i 48% Nov
45.
70
Jai.
MayJan
1344| Juiiii 159
'
*11595
1974
Ref A Impt 4Hs series A. 1. .2047
Ref A impt 6sseries B.
.2047
:
Apt
2%
June fi 63%
10495
4s registered— a:1997
-
Nov
12991
10495
104%
10494
yl04X
(stamped can¬
♦Certificates of deposit;;
North
27X
'
cellation of guarantee).
,:
t6«l Nov
v
—
—...
.
.
69;
111
.
77
1974
Gen A ref 4 Us series A
^Northern Ohio Ry—
2 95
109
10895 11095
10295 104%
28
28
1959
—
1 9595 109 ft
.
*106Hf:../
3%s.. —....1954
Debenture 4s...—
99
.27X.-21X
.1961
—
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ization manager) 5s.'—.1..1941
z?3% Dec
May
-41
Sept 22
157
I
1
92
.;12%
12%
:27%
N>rf & Western Ry 1st g 4s... 1990
North Amer Co deb 3>$s..
1949
'
108% 111%
:28
>27
♦Ctfs of dep (issued by reorgan
taction manager) 5s.
4Ctfs of dep (Issued by
4
ft"3J*
t § *Norf South 1st & ref 5s.—.. 1901
7 ♦Certificates of deposit
Jai
Api
Dei
9%
0195 -05
*lll%ft--ft.
110%, 110%
10394
10394
Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5^8—1950
67% Nov
4
16
95
110M
110%
*102i%g
10194
100
1946
15%
16%
.....
12
89"
H'NY West A Bo«t 1st 4^8-1946
Niagara Falls Power 3^8.....1966
Nla? Lock & Ont Pow 1st 5s A 1955
117 : ,Ap<
t30
,7 High
10595 108%
26
40;
.....
Jai.
29% Dec >39%
ft 421? Jum >•60
ft ft 1*4 Dec
ft 2%
<
1
Low
38
•
■■;': :-,;■■■
(■■■
YTelep 3ka ser 6. .."......im
..
184
:>4l%
43
May
>103% May
16% Jan 10
2
May 20
May
Nut
ft
■
Jan.
108X
34%
N Y Trap Rock 1st6s.-..-..1046
■
0
1% Jan 4
62 Sept 16
-
■
68%May
3914 May
•v.
Api
24
ft 00,-May;
Jan 13
<>48% Sept 11
"i
1% Jan 7
»u Oct 31
39 •'
,
'■■-:>% May
29
33% Jan 13
>
21*4 Jum
ft 27% Jum
,22
Dec
Sept 24
*70% Jan-
•
2
22% Oct 31
No par
Aug
7
49*g Apr 21
lil5i?June
7% Apr
1284 A til
74
May
38%' Jai.
May
2
26
.
U 8 Steel Corp..•-....No var
"ie
1
<
'*.6
*34
*56 "
57
4T48'ft
159
U S Rubber Co....i..
317g Aug
'
141 eJune 4 v
2% July
17?8 Feb 14 ft 28% Sept
80«4 Feb 15 .103% Sept
53% Oct 31
65% Apr
69*g Apr 25
70% Jan
tU S Realty & Impt,. .No par
7,800
•
1,34% Feb
6
"
52
:
-1% /ft
*1
1*18
*84
13
*13 ■44 14
150
23*4
57
601;
58
*154
-
l3ie
■•/;;;
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*150
53
53*4
53*4
52*4
120% 120% 3:118% 118%
24
*23%
24*s
24%
"48% 48% *48% 49
*47%
ft/ft;.:
t:V;.1
lst6
53%
23*4
48
48
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*56
24
;
*71*4
1191" 120
2,000
53%
73*4
52%
52% 52%
11934 11934
1
23*4
>
",48
105
29%May 6
18*8 Apr 12
Carp. j...:.--l
907S
72-
*71%
74
26's Apr 26
U S Plaving Card Co
100
1
54
.
20
.10
Foundry...
200
V8i|May
10% Sept 16
Oot 4
541? Feb 24
22*4
93%
72
■
ft
1
24
2378
98%
*96%
54
1
ft
24
23*4
96%
96%
54
1
11 ft
24
23*8
24
981?
55
23%
*96%
54%
24%
23%
:■" 97
'.:■■
1
1
1%
....100
Prior preferred
*
i
5*8 Apr 24
Partlc & conv cl A.. .No var
1,700
'
.High
108"
—
'.'■
4
Apr 22 ■ft 4% Aug.13
v
.
Since
sited
A
rfc
Low
..
"
3%
3%
*3%
3%
3%
3%
*3%
3%
*3%
3%
3%
3%
878
*8%
*3*8
8
8*8
878
87g
8*8
8?g
■;•"' *8% '8% .••• 8'«
*103
106
*102% 106
*102U 108
*102% 106
*102% 105% ♦102% 108
27
27
27*8
27*8
27
27% 27%
27% 27%
27%
27% 27%
32
*30
*29% 31
29% 29% *29% 31% *29% 31% *29% 31
25
*23*8 24%
*23%
*24% 25% ft25'Y 25
24% *24% 25
*24%
Range
or
Friday's
Rid
t § *N Y Susq A W 1st ref 5a
1937
§*2d gold 4Hs
-.1937
j ♦General gold 5s1940
> ♦Terminal latgold5s
1943
Jai
May
182% Ma)
2*4 May
8% Ma'
251? July ft-35'Dec
14
Range
Sale
N Y Rtcam Corp 1st31963
165
33% Aug 26
,
■
5
•
9%June 27
43 JunC 12
Feb 10
Jan
15
Dee
3i»
ft 80
69% Jan
170
?57g
May
July 19
13
Mai
65% Ma>
6%
Jah
41
Det
Jum
ft. 3
•
-
v
6
Dec
ft:25% May
60,.,, May
•L
91? Dec
1071? Jum
9
;;d4%Septa9
8% Mar 4
48
Oct 31
1,700
-
20U
m Apt
ft' 27„ May
24
2% Apr 10 fi 4% Sept 9
"ft 2*g Feb 19 ft 4 July 28
84
Mar 4
93% Oct 24
9% Feb 19 4 19 July 22
U S Hoffman Mash
300
10
31:
shari
per
3*4 May!
2
Sept
10% Jan 15
3
8 ',s Apr
per that! S
18
Sept
7% preferred...-ft..-.100
Corp....5
5h% conv preferred.^-.-50
170
500
v
9
Jan
75
5
Kay 29
6% Oct 31
U S Freight
5,700
■
No var
<6% Sept
3% Sept
39% Oct
'5% July
60
.No \ar
—...
share
42
United Mer <fe Manu Inc v t c.l
S5 nreferred..
per
337gMay
Fdy.;.~--~5
United Fruit Co... ft-No var
2,700
400
6
3*8 Apr 21
35,100
-
k
20%May 16
6%
107%
United Gas improv't
S
3
5
71*8
11%
10*4
11% *10% 1078
48
51
48%
51
5048% 48%
50%
50«g
50%
*174
175
177%
173
*174
177% 175
*175
177% *175
177% 175
ft: 7
7
7
*7
*678
7%
7 3g
7% ,/ft 0%
; ,"■■■ *7
734
7h
40
40
40%
3978 40
401.1
401
*39
40%
*39
40% *39
29% 297g
297g 30.
29*4 2C*.|
29% 29*4
29% 30%
30% 301;
50%
United Eng &
400
35%
•
; 27gJunc
l%May
—.100
Preferred
United Electric Coal Cos
3,100
5
13*4
4%
3%
92%
17%
*27g
92%
94
*92%
17%
»107g
48%
17%
11%
4%
""180
39*8
4*4
3514
$ per share
5
United Dyewood Corp
2*8
39
5
'-Par
United Drug Inc...:
14,400
5*4
*2%
2%
38%
2*8
37%
107*8 107% *107% 107% *107% 107%
13*8
14%
13% 13%
13% 13*8
13%
*384
*2 i
*36%
478
*35%
71*1
71
0 6%
5*8
.
2%
*2%
36% 36%
4*4 ,;■'■ 4*.;
351?
*35%
'
.71%
71
6
5%
4
-
•
Shares
$ per share
$ per share ] S per share
6
ft 57g
578
5*4
Week's
Last
Highest
:
5 per
Friday
bonds
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Week Ended Oct,. 31
1040. v; '
EXCHANGE
Friday
Oct. 31
Oct. 30
Oct. 29
1
Range Sinre Jan
stocks
NEW YORK STOCK
>.^k: k
*101 se'ft*
i'ft-ft ■ ft'ftfti
'l6
8i#
23% *25% 28%
22%
2134 2134
12%
11%
11%
25
25;
25%
114
114
114
42-84 >42% 43%
*25%
16
*25%
28
*2134
*25%
22%
1
22
*2534
29%
22
22
111,
11%, *11%
2% *11%
*2434
*24%
25% *24% 25%
*11284
*112% 116%| 114
114
42%
*42%
43%' 42»4 4)34
*
64
85 i *
24:,-
v"
24
23%
;1%
23%
11734
1%
l%
*18
19%
*23%
117%
*1634
*35
35%
*35
*31%
32%
23%
*117
32%
104 91
*97
*132% 149
*97
64
85 4
64 ■' *
83
85 :
*132% 149
21%
107g
10"g
24%
24%
114
*t»
1,900
271?
21%
1,200
Vanadium Corp of Am.No par
10*4
800
Van Norman Mach Tool. .2.50
24%
500
Van Raalte Co Inc—;.._..5
60
7% 1st preferred... —..100
24%
114
i
*42%
♦113
64
■
*
*97
*97
104
104
*97
*432% 149
15
.
Vick Chemical Co
..5
39%Jur.e
100
5
5% preferred
1,800
Victor Chemical Works
1,800
Va-Carollna
1,700
90
Chem....Aro par
6% dlv partic preferred. 100
Va El & Pow 86 pref.. .No par
2
2
Mar 17
Aug 20
I' 68
Aug 20
20
Maria
VaIronCoal&Coke5% pf 100
12
Apr
35
Oct 17
200
6% preferred...
Vulcan Detlnning Co
25
>112
?
3
31% Mar 29
-
56%
42
•
Jan
Jan
O01
Aug
00 ft Aug
19
May
31% Mai
1*4
14.
•
Mfy
May
:ftft4%
ft 31%
Jan
Jan
109
120
Nov
May
6
May
15% Apt
48.
Jan
36%June
28% May ft 35 - Jan
'
4
33% Feb 5
89
Feb 15
102
June 13
71
100
135
Mar 27
143
June 21
120
Preferred
49% May
"02
60
—25
100
—
Mai
ill7% Apt
-
"
118% July 23
23% Sept 16
:
Feb
ft 43% May
July
35% May
27% Sept 10
■ft 2% Jan 2
v 28% July
8
1% Apr 14
19% Apr 22
115% Feb 17
May
22lViunf "*39%
Aug >8
66
:19
Jftrn
f§*Og A L Cham 1st
Ohio
May
-
110
1st mtge 48'—.
135
May
—..
.1965
—'
ft'7J5'
*105%
J
Oklahoma Gas A Elec
6
*102%
103%
10395
104 V
tflstgU Ss—
.1943
Ontario Transmission 1st 5s.. .1945
10895
Ore Short Line 1st cons g 5?.:. .1940
Guar stpd cons 5s
Ore-Wash RR A Nav4s
113%
10695
107%
.•8095
1062
Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s
8195
1946
1st A ref mtge
4%
*32%
*'.4%
4
4%
32%
14%
534
%
♦434
*3.
*32%
141?
*4%
%
20%
47g
71%
*34
21%
*20%
5
5
*71%
*34
*1934
73%
I
20%
*33'o
34%
19%
14%
14%
19%
*14%
14%
20U
;
5
71%
20%
34
31
19%
34
19%
14%
14%
14
14%
14%
14%
534
i 4%
4%
34
187g
19
33
Walgreen Co
19%
4
5% May
16% May
96%June27
105% Jan
6
89
0% Jan 6
30 Sept 18
15i.i Sept 18
3
Wal t(H)Oood & W Ltd No par
700
Divredeem pref—i..No par
zl2% Feb 13
Ward Baking Co cl A..No par
3%May 13
1,600
ft
800
19%
5
13.0C0
73
%
20%
%
20%
400
33
7% preferred...
f
6% Sept
Jan
8695ft 87
ll39i
114
112%
11295
110%
1U95
105%
106%
*80%
89%
6
No par
25
Feb
35%
16%
Feb
9%
Jan
1%
Jho
9
2
30
31
1,200
Warren Fdy A Pipe
Sept 17
22
18%
18*8
18*8
1,100
Washington Gas Lt Co.No par
18%Jupe
3
23% Jan 13
20
May
14
14.
14
900
Waukesha Motor Co..,.....5
13% Oct 30
17% July 22
14%
14%
14%
,14
14
1,200
Wayne Pump Co—.
12% Oct 17;
20% Jan
2%
2%
*7521%
*69%
*92%
—
1
—
21% Oct 22
38
Jai
25%
May
18%
13%
14
*14
331
187g
14
Feb 19
Jan
May ft. 4%
May
60%
20%
33%
18%
13%
*14
.
Feb
Dec
% May
2% Sepl
3*4 May ;; 12*4 Sepi
Oct 11
1% July 31
4
3%
-
34% Nov
28*4 Feb
13% May ft 20%
May :24
0
Apr
14
Jau
'fl /♦,*.-V- k- j ft
*2%
*2%
*75
*2t34
22%
*70%
71
*75
"
*2134
70%
22%
91
103
102
91
94
*92%
116% 11634 116% 116% *116%
19
1834
19% 19% *18%
*105% 106% *105% 107 >105%
27'
26%
26%
26% 26%!
'
3%
.
1
*5%
-l'>
7% :;-k*5%'
%
30
29io
197»
18%
73
72%
122
122
91
'16
*28%
*32%
*1'0
*54
3
30
34%
110%
61%
3
I
*27S
*5%
%
291?
19%
7%
s8
38
29%
29%
1934
20
71% 72%
122% 123
r%
Tig
*28
29%
32% 32%
110
*54
22%
22%
>
V'»3,
9c
13% *13%
13% if' 137g
4% :VT4%k
3%
*3%
50
*44%
*21
22
*44%
50
2234
*21
2%
2%
1»4
*4%
•
6
*71%
*11034
*24
■•■'
24%
30%
*21
*121 V
*108
*52%
*54%
*98
6%
72%
-
*44%
*21%
2%
*ia4>
4%
5%
*05
2%
1%
'4%
2%
178
4%
6%
71%
*111%
...
24
684
71
71%
24
20
72%
73%
123
*1U84
*23%
7% preferred
21%
*21
*69is
*92*4
"7"66'
21%
71
71
Wesson Oil A Snowdrift No par
100
250
7% preferred
100
6% preferred
100
West-Peon Pr Co4X% pf.100
900
West Va Puip A Pap Co No par
15% Feb 19
104% Apr 26
231? Mar 3
2% Apr 28
6% preferred
"1066
700
110
4% 2d preferred—100
8% pref. .100
5,900
Westlnghouse El A Mfg....50
1st preferred.
.50
19%
20%
60
27%
70
70
*65
14%
137g
*13%
4
14
*65
*13%
13%
13%
14
14%
27%Junc
Westvaco Color Prcd..No par
109
20%
*65
•*13%
13%
4%
4%
3%
5Q
3%
*44%
3%
50
4% .4*4
*3%
3%
*3%
*44%' 50 >" *44%
>21%
22
*21%
2%
1%
4%
578
*4%
2%
2
IV
I84
*1%
4
4%
4%
2
.
6%
0
71
70%
*111%
24
*23%
30%
30%
70%
2%
-
T0
*70%
1%
4%
6%
71%
*111% V.
.
*2]
23
Wheeling A L Erie Ry Co. 100
5J-S%'Conv pref-.l
95
4,300
27%
100
Wheedng Steel Corp;..Wo par
70
85 conv prior pref—.No par
14%
"166
White Dental
137S
1,900
White Motor Co.---..
4*4
800
100
White Sewing Mach Corp.._1
Mfg(The 88).20
1
105
141
-
:
■■
,
Coi —ft5 ;' l%May
2
1,700
Wilcox Oil A Gas
1,700
Wlllvs-Overlana Motors
ft
3,400
6% conv preferred.
10
57«
*70%
*111%
Apr 21
4,200
6
71
500
WIlionPA Co Inc..— ..No par
S6 preferred.
No par
Wisconsin El Pow
...
6% pref. 100
;
1'? Apr 16
ft 3% Apr 18
Aug.
ft
:
6% Jan 13
v
"
23
8,700
Woolwortn (F W) CO
Worthingt'n PAM(Dei)No par
7% preferred A—.100
6% preferred B—i.
100
Prior pref 444% series.. 100
Prior pf 4%% conVser.,100
Wright Aeronautical J.. No
par
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr (Del) .No par
98
Mar 15
85
Jan 30
62% Oct 10
53% Oct 16
86
33% Jan
147
Aug
k
11% Api
Dec
Apt
4% Mar >11%
l«4 Dcr
1% Jan
3
4s
Parmelee Trans deb 6s
57
6s..1949
♦121
♦Paullsta Ry 1st s f 7s.......1942
93
Pat A Pa88a.io G A E cons
yii
t
-iff
\
ser
1942
j1944
Jau
7
June
Jau
16*4 May
ft-
ft
:
•
34% Nov
.
May
13% May
Aug 21
•
42% Apr
24% May
55: Juni
60
29
39
Jum
95
Hs series B.'*.
24
627gMay 28
91
-
73
13%
*1187„
*8%
35%
*82
*83
88
*13%
13% :,;12%
88
*83
13%
„•
127s
34%
88
*83
13
*12%
35%
87%
13
17%
18%
*17%
13%
13*s
137g
137g
119% 119% *118:)8 119*4
*8%
9
8l» - 81"
34»4
*83
-
12%
35%
87%
12%
34%
*83
12%
1.000
18
35*8
6,900
ft
Yale A Towne Mfg Co.——25
Yellow Truck A Coach cl B
5,100
Young Spring A Wire..No
Youngstoen S A T——.No
"2466
Youngst'n Steel Door..No
87%
12%
—
1
Preferred.. ft. ft;;—ft. 100
20
100
par
par
5Vi% preferred series A. 100
par
•
General 4^8 series A
Apr
26% June
80
May
12% May
Aug
105
106
11095
108
111
103%
106% 110%
■-—.
9395
27g
*
9%
3
3
Bid and asked prices: no sales on this day.
9ig
2.000
-278
22,100
Zenith Radio Corp—No par
Zonite Products Corp— 2—.1
receivership. V d Def. delivery.n
.
New stock,
r
Cash sale.
;z
87g Oct 16
1% Apr
Ex-dlv..
231
y
i
157s Apr 3
':•« 3%, Oct 25
Ex-rlghts.'c f
•48%
an
99% Dec
28% Jan
104% 108%
U.6%
110
H695
116
115ft
—
Conv deb 31^8—......—-
-
100%
871*
/Refunding gold 5s. j...—...1947
Perrla A Eastern 4« ext..
^..1960
♦locome 4s—...r.—V-"..Apr 1990
Peoria A Pekin Un st 5^s.„.I974
10095
87% ft ,.88
97%
90
99% 105 ' ■
100
104%
101
86 ft
.
,91%
114% 118%
7
—
43
■
1st ser A 5s... 1956
£ 1st 4s series B1...——— 1956
71%
*;02 f
43
43%
-
ft *4%-,:, 6
*107 95 4 Y-t-
Pere Marquette
ft
54%
9%
4%
106
72
110
07%
83%
02 r
58
62%
63%
60
10695
10795
1O0%;1O8%
*10695 ft'.'./'./
*118'
120
115 ft'ft 115
106% 109
11695 120%
113% 115%
1st g 4>^s series C....'.4.. —1980
Phelps Dodge conv 3>5s deb!l"l-1952
*
•:.:
Phila Bait A-Wash 1st g 4s...1943
General 5s series B
1974
—
General g 4H« series
C--..;1977
v General 4Ms series D ^...... 1981
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——
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104%
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10595
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10895 110%
.
;
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1945 MN
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124
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4M88«rles D
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: 123%
104H 10495
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129
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—1.;-.1948
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114
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1974
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.
19
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7% Apr
70
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30
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100%
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94
-
100%
105%
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Penrsyl Gla<-« Sand 3l^s......1960
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94
52 95
123
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4
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90
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52
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1944
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91
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104
105
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10691 H0%
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1960
Paramount Broadway Corp—
1st M s f g 3s loan ctfs.....1955
Paramount Pictures
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1966
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;
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-
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45
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i
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118
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140 : Nov
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7 Sept 17
4% Apr 24
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114 June 6
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,
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103
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.
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,
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21
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110: May
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100
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Aug 29
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12% Feb 14
17% Jan
4
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9
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50
22
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30
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fe.2
s
dealings have occurred during the current year.
,
*,
BP
Last
•v.i;
Week's Rangi
8a It
Par
3'- .'
o, Prices
>f
Low i; High
Price
Sales
Sates
Friday
STOCKS
for
.
.
Week's ■Range
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
■-of Prices
(Continued)-
Week
Low
t-'. Par
High
Low
Shares
Alles A Fisher Inc com.
..*
.;
n igh
Low
jlOO
2)4 May
2)4
'
1,300
.
%
Mar
r
1)1
Par
10
"
Supply Mfg Class A-1
mm
ciass:;B;_
434
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■
Air Associates Inc
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-
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Jan
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Jan
70
231
Oct
94)4
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Jan
91
Oct
Jan
Sept
Jan
'Sept
■'
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Altorfer Bros
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18 34
-
100
.1)1 May
200
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3
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4
May
25
common.;..*
:
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Feb
2
20
Mar
AlumlnutaCo common
0% preferred; tity.v.l00-
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American Bo^k
112)4
.11434
13)4 \13)4
109)4
109
114
114
'
.
Apr
"
Co....100
Common class
-
Sept
2251
Jan
for
Range Since Jan. 1.1941
Week
Shares
Low
S 4
-
High
551
Apr
July
:
M
hs
B.t..10c
1)4 May
Mar
Sept
10c
hi
11)4
934 May
$3 preferred-....^.vii.*
$5.'50 prior pref.
Amer Centrifugal Corp.t .1
4)4 May
1,050
109
Oct
155
250
110
July
116
1,400
12
Mar
-'
.*
*
qommon.*
-6% ' preferred...
— ilOO
American Beverage qom^-F
Aluminium Ltd
of Prices
High
63
Aug
Mar
Apr
68)4
Jan
he June
he
Jan
Feb
Amer Cities Power A Lt—
Aluminum Goods MfgJ.V*
Aluminum Industries com
Week's Range
Low
American Capital—
Jan
■111)4. Mar
103
.
Allied Products (Mich) J.10
Jan
Oct '.12)4 .Jan
160
75)4
V130 .103)4
v
6)4
Oct
Apr
.
'■) July
22%
651
-July
J200
100 y
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23
Mar
21)4
1600
i bs
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700
-a
80
88
'
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Q
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50
100
..i
Price
Amer Box Board Co com.]
Class A common
■
$3 conv preferred.
.
Aero
Sale
.-f;
Oct
Oct
High
Allied Intl Investing— ]
Acme Wire Co common
Last
(Continued)
snares
134
Alliance Investment.-.-.*
tnaay
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1.1941
-for
Week
2K
234
"T--
-
Sates
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-
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.
651* Aug
i'M
65
May
91
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■
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•
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r
-34 July
24)4 May
Jan
•:
Conv class A
Jan
•:
•
18)4
751
Jan
'
Class B
•
18)4
J25
Class. A.!...;;; U_... J25
17 M
19
200
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100
16)4 June
2834
2651
34
1,700
May
J4
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j.-; .•. .'. i 4 .1
34
34
35
Sept
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,
Oct
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38)4
99)4
Sept
Amer Export Lines com t.l
25)1
Jan
Amer Ferelvn Pow wair.r;
Feb
Jan
41
Aug
42 M
Jan
July
Apr
he
r
May
76
..
Feb
5,000
15)1
Apr
900
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Oct
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Jan
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
892
Tuesday, November 4, 1941
NEW YORK CURB
Friday
Sales
Friday
stocks
Last
Week's Range
for
(Continued)
Rale
of Prices
Low
High
Week
Par
com...*
American Gas & Elec.-.IO
Price
22 %
preferred—'i.-lOO
4%%
lUc
$2 conv preferred..... 1
$2.50 conv preferred...1
Amer Hard Rubber Co..50
Amer Laundry Macb...20
22 %
com....25
21% 23
108 % 109%
12%
Amer General Corp com
2%
28}*
Low
Shares
Amer Fork & Hoe
7,400
475
900
2%
Par
High
13%
Apr
Oct
105% May
2% May
25% June
,9%
21%
July
30%
Jan
Feb
Calllte Tungsten Corp.-.l
3%
Jan
30
Oct
Amer Maracalbo Co
Jan
15%
Feb
Feb
26%
Aug
Apr
28%
June
Oct
100
16%
12%
12%
2,800
11%
Feb
Apr
25
Apr
Mar
28%
79%
%
Jan
%
May
Oct
32%
Apr
85
3,100
Amer Meter Co-..------*
27%
72
27%
72 :
200
27
150
50
6%
7%
1,300
Chemical. *
Republics—.10
72
6%
'
900
:
-
14
May
6%
2%
Mar
Aug
5%
2%
Colonial Airways—1
3
/
••
3%
Corp com *
*
preferred
1st $6
$6 series preferred..—.
%
""»Te ""766
71»
5% pf- 5
ccm.*
Post Fence -----2
American Thread
Anchor
52
Angoetura-Wuprerman _ .1
Apex Elec. Mfg Co com... *
Appalachian Elec Power—
4%% preferred.--..100
100
53
3%
3%
2%
%
60%
'ji
"*2%
2%
1,200
3%
400
2%
Mar
2%
1%
8
Apr
300
3%
3%
2%
2%
-
Amer Writing Paper
Oct
42% May
11,600
hi
m
Oct
Mar
V
200
3%
3%
'
7%
Jan-
May
Dlvco-Twin Truck com._l
Jan
2%
Sept
2%
.
Oct
Mar
%
7%
1,400
.July
%
9%
Aug
x% June
Aug
Oct
1% June
Oct
Carolina P & L $7 pref.
July
Sept
Jan
180
107% 108%
103
June
108%
.
*
Carrier Corp common... 1
Carter (J W) Co common. 1
Casco Products
Common cl A non-vot.
*
-
preferred...——10
6%
Arkansas P & 1- $7 preL.
*
_
1
1'■!
8%
95
1%
1%
7%
94
1
5
.4%
70
"Ik
Ashland Oil & Ref Co.—-1
8%
1,000
5,400
3,400
/?5w
1
■
Aro Equipment Corp
Art Metal Works com....
""300
1,200
5
Assoc Breweries of Can..*
1
.,
July
July
2%
Jan
Mar
5%
Jan
11% May.
1
300
1
14,400
3%
Jan
July
%
hi
V
Jan
100
%
%
%
%
1%
% Sept
*
Assoc Laundries of Amer.*
Assoc Tel & Tel class A—*
$5 preferred
%
Jan
2
Jan
1%
72
Jan
Jan
'3
Atlantic Ccast Line Co. .50
26%
65
108
Corp.—.1
3K
3
3,200
Cent Maine Pow
27
3%
275
3
Atlas Corp warrants—....
h»
7ia
1,900
com.—5
*
Auburn Central Mfg
-*
8%
9%
700
16%
100
4%
1
.1%
4%
1%
Automatic Voting Ma<ch—*
3%
3%
16%
4%
1%
3%
3%
3%
Atlas Drop Fcrge
Atlas Plywood Corp
Automatic Products
(
7%
1
29%
July
Cnerry Burrell common..5
4%
July
9%
Oct
July
Mfg
25
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co 5
Chicago Rivet & Mach.__4
Chief Consul Mi xing..-.1
Jul j
Jan
<
19
Mar
5
"ii%
"54"
54
3%
Feb
July!
Jan
Oct
Feb
preferred B
$0 preferred BB
36%
9
Feb
68
4%
4%
4%
34%
34%
150
4%
4%
100
4%
isi»
1,600
8%
650
2,600
$1.20
8%
8%
7%
8%
9%
1,700
Apr
July
5%
....-
7%
Jan
Feb
37%
Mar
6 %
Jan
i--
i'i'wm
MOO
%
1%
Jan
Oct
May
Colorado Fuel & Iron warr.
9
20
21%
Beech Aircraft Corp....-1
9%
com.._l
17
1
3
Bell Tel of Canada..100
110
Belianca Aircraft com
1
6%
21%
9%
16%
2%
100
Jan
21%
10%
18%
.25
12%
2,700
1,600
Mar
Mar
Jan
Apr
Oct
May
4%
4%
3
110
600
110
28
Benson & Hedges cond—*
28
10
50
—*
Conv preferredj
15%
2%
May
96 '
10%
Aug
5
Club Alum Utensil Co—*
200
9i«
%
9%
9
Oct
24
Aug
12%
24%
Sept
conv
Colt's Patent Fire Arms .25
100
5% preferred.:
Columbia Oil 4 Gas..—1
Commonwealth & Southern
Warrants......
%
%
100
8%
""loo
67%
67
69
7%
7%
200
100
*
38
43
840
Community Pub Service 25
Blauner's common...
'64
34%
Oct
1%
13%
40%
Sept:
Oct
Oct
Apr
Bliss (E
1
14%
$3 opt conv pref--——*
4%
14%
7
Blue Ridge Corp com.-.1
38
4%
15
7i«
37%
%
75
1,300
1,000
550
38
*
800
Bohack (H C) Co com...*
6% June
July
Feb
%
Oct
34% June
3%
13%
5% May
Mar
1
7% 1st preferred-...100
Borne Scrymscr Co
25
Bourjois Inc.
*
34
34
7%
50
7%
200
18% May
Oct
32
5%
Feb
Sept
Bowmau-Biltmore com... *
"2% "*2%
7%/lst preferred....100
--*
Brazilian Tr Lt&Pow—*
Corp common.... 1
%
5%
5%
9%
9%
9%
Brewster Aeronautical... 1
Compo Shoe Mach— v
V t c ext to 1946
1
8%
5%
20%
%
38%
*14
$3 preferred-
K i|«
38,500
'
""loo
Sept
Sept
Jan
Apr
Oct
21
1%
British Amer
Oct
Jan
%
Jan
%
Jan
P 5
Jan
5%
6%
July
10
2,000
5%
Feb
11%
Sept
10%
3,000
7%
Apr
11%
Sept
175
1,100
2
"3% **3%
Oct
21
1
.
57%
150
59
Co .....*
Apr
Feb
1%
Feb
%
30
35% June
11% May
30%
Jan
10% July
Apr
2%
43
Jan
100
%
57%
""300
iv+i'i
Oil
Consol Biscuit Co—
—
—
1
Consol G E L P Bait com. *
Oct
4%
Aug
%
July
63
Aug
13%
Sept
31
Jan
12%
Apr
Cousol Gas Utilities
100
%
%
18%
500
ord bearer £1
deprctscrdreg.—£1
Hi 8
7%
%
7%
500
May
10%
Sept
6
July
8%
100
21%
1
1%
20%
1H
2
200
3%
56
Brown Rubber Co com..l
Bruce (E L) Co
%
3%
56
400
%
700
56
%
:
%
10
common.5
Bruck Silk Mills Ltd
Apr
%
Jan
Feb
16%
July
13% June
1% May
..7
Fofman Distillers. I
preferred-—,
*
May
1% Mar
*24%
Mar
% June
11%
Jan
25%
25
$1.60 preferred—
43
44%
150
$3 pref
15%
16
96
$5 1st preferred
Bunker Hill & Sullivan 2.50
16
95%
96%
250
11%
11%
11%
400
1,000
*
15%
92
""400
"""%
%
%
400
Feb
Oct
June
9% May
'ie
Oct
Oct
%
Jan
9%
Burma Corp Am dep rets..
Burry Biscuit Corp..l2%c
36%
Sept
2%
Jan
11%
Aug
4
Sept
Sept
69
1%
14
Mar
Sept
*
Buckeye Pipe Line
50
Buff Niagara & East Pow—
Burco Inc
100
""350
preferred
Brown
$6
.%
22
.10%
10%
300
%
Vot trust ctfs
Am dep
.
46
30%
800
19%
99%
12%
10%
1
Mar
Aug
1%
1%
57%
800
1,600
117% 117%
10
115
110% 101%
80
105
"T%
55
54%
7% prior pref
.100
Cont Roll & Steel
For footnotes see
page
3%
3%
300
1%
8%
3%
July
1%
100
.1
com—*
,.$3 prior preference....*
Copper Range Co——*
6%
800
88
------
340
92
,
""7%
7%
7%
""7%
7%
30%
30%
*""6%
Corroon
&
*
5%
conv
preferred—60
H
1
"84"
2%
Feb
73
Jan
119%
111%
Jan
1%
Feb
30
Oct
Feb
Feb
%
Feb
31
50
100
2
"200
75
225
%
Corp
common. 1
%
Duval Texas Sulphur....*
6%
%
6%
V 7y*
1%
Feb
109
"
2
75
v
75
100
111
Oct
% June
200
%
Jan
Jan
"u July
.
Oct
0%
Jan
Aug
Jan
3
76%
Apr
300
Jan
'
34%
July
1%
72%
July
6
76
Juno
21%
,
Eagle Plcher Lead
10
7%
Mar
8%
1,700
1%
7%
7% May
1%
49
49
1%
49%
1,200
100
6% pref erred..-....100
35
33%
36
East Gas & Fuel Assoc—
Common
'
prior
pref
•
1%
175
48
Jan
Jan
16
16
17%
16%
16%
2%
16%
2%
700
1%
Economy Grocery Stores
2%
Jan
Jan
18% Sept
275
Oct
v
Apr
19
Oct
12% Apr
2% Sept
225
$6 preferred series B..
%
12%
Jan
Jnn
42
May
Apr
11
10%
3%
58%
June
30
"L4"O"O
$7 preferred series A..*
Easy Washing Mach B..*
:
Oot
1,200
"% ""k
Eastern States Curp
19
'Oct
3%
11% May
.
*i«
13
Jan
Jan
June
,
107
Oct
""500
,•>
Wheeler Elec.—*
Croft Brewing Co
Cuban Tobacco com
1%
30,500
1%
Oct
4%
Jafi
59%
58%
60
2,400
47%
65%
64%
64%
65%
0.0C0
52
July
July
70
Apr
Apr
200
6
Oct
13
Jan
84
*
Elec P & L 2d pref A.....*
6
6
5%
Feb
8% Sept
98
Jan
Mar
%
8%
Mar
Jan
11%
Jan
11
Option warrants...
% Bept
Elec Mfg
A
5%
Jan
29%
May
Out
4%
Feb
7%
Oct
Oct
%
Jan
1,200
6% preferred
6%% preferred.
.
7% preferred
8% preferred
124
131
121
127
126% 127
132
Equity Corp
Equip..5
1
.....
3
%
1
70
Falrchild
Aviation
Falstalf Brewing
Jan
1%
Mar
9
9
2%
7.000
19%
8
6H
50
7%
6%
M
-5
Florida P & L $7 pref....*
108%
Class A non-vot—
♦
Cla'-s B voting—
—..—l
Common
Conv partlc pref
15
1%
1%
1%
5%
1% July
12% Mar
3% May
800
%
2,300
1%
100
2
700
..; 4%
1 ■
5
200
1
1,100
%
4%
12%
"lH "Hi
"*566
10%
10%
200
20
20
200
10%
20
-»■
i-i-
"4^606
•
May
1,000
3%
24%
20
7%
1,100
5%
preferred.
— —
.100
Gellman Mfg Co com
26
Sept
Jan
1%
11%
20%
Aug
Oct
Jan
8
22%
7% May
July
May
,12
53%
*
53%
53%
Amer
(tejrfBts
""% "i
100
5%
Jan
1%
Feb
110
110
10
99%
Feb
1
Jan
8
July
3%
""160
Jan
July
50
Mar
67
July
v;Jan
bU-siih/ !,
10
ord reg_£l
95% May
49% July
% June
;v-.4X; May
55%
1%
Apr
1%
,
Feb
%
Jan
Jan
62% May
6% pflOO
72
Sept
83
Jan
Gen Pub Serv $6 pref...*
23
May
Oct
31
Jan
Flreprofging com.—*
12
U%
Gen Gas & EI$6 pref B„*
96%
12
90%
General Investment com.l
H
H
1,200
500
20
$6 preferred--———.
Gen Outdoor Adv
11%
Oct
40
Jan
'A
Gen Rayon Co A stock. ..*
General Shareholdings Corp
%
—1
Common....
$6 conv preferred
Tlre'& Rubber
%
Jan
1% July
%
400
520
45
Juhe
61
104% 104%
100
100
Aug
108
56
*
57
Apr
%
'u
Mar
Jan
General
0% preferred A
Gen Water G & E
100
corn..
1
9% July
May
C)
43
Mar
Jan
110
Mar
90
Jan
100%
5
Apr
45
Jan
xVA
$3 preferred
Jan
40
Georgia Power $6 pref..
$5 preferred
(A
May
10% Apr
106
*
106
100%
.....
""e
common.
Preferred
75
loo
——-
Gilchrist Co
*
Mar
7% Sept
50
12
28
12%
28%
7%
2,000
7%
200
150
8%
Sept
5
7% June
12
28
*
98
Sept
7% June
15% July
Feb
$7 preferred
99
99
20
19% Feb
4% May
May
£31
;
Sept
8%
101
94
1
$3 preferred.
;Mj
1%
32
"32"
Aug
Oct
"34
1%
14% Jan
25% June
35%
Jan
5%
6%
Aug
"3% "4%
"266
Great Atl & Pac Tea—
Non-vot
com
stock...*
7% 1st preferred
98
99%
100
250
%
%
200
8%
•1%
"(;■1 'at
$6 preferred
3% June
96%
300
37%
8%
1%
37
Greenfield Tap & Die...
25
Oct
—f"v127%
Greater N Y Brewery..
Gt Northern Paper.
25
Jan
::vf.
% July
"*i%""Mu"r
4
—10
U;
100
Grand Rapids Varnish...1
Gray Mfg Co
•
"366
1%
——--.
Gorham Mfg common..10
•
%
35
Oct
Aug
31
100
7% June
100
1
Oct
105
%
42
Apr
Jan
Oct
10%
1%
Sept
100
Jun
Feb
132% Sept
Oct
June
Sept
%
Jan
Apr
35
30
2,600
113
...»
113
10
GypsumLlme&Alabastlne*
39
109
35%
Mar
Aug
Mar
111
July
111%
2%
Jan
115
Jan
Mar
3
Sept
29
Mar
H
Sept
2% Mar
53% July
112
2%
June
29%
*
Sept
6% July
16% Jan
96%
Oct
*u July
63
Sept
Gen
—5
5
Hammermill Paper
10
20
Hartfcrd Elec Light
25
HailLpmp Co
Jan
600
28%
V
1"
15
47
"500
Jan
Sept
Feb
-
Oct
Feb
Goodman Mfg Co.——50
/Mar
35
W—_.2o
"""56
Goldfleld Consol Mines.. 1
9
25
1%
H
12% Sept
Apr
90
"56% "50%
1
General Alloys Co—„
Gen Blgctrio Co Ltd—
Jan
20
48
9
Sept
Feb
.v
'
July
July
Feb
Aug
48
v9.
Sept
13
•
Sept
7%
%
Jan
2%
9
2
Jan
8% May
18
May
V
Aug
134% June
28
Gamewell Co $6 conv pf_*
Gatiucau Power Co—
2%
.
50
""9% "io% ""350
"""1%
June
13%
Gulf States Util $5.50 pf.*
1%
19
May
9%
19
Jan
July
76%
£96% July
1
Jan
Jnn
35
Apr
10
"i%
4%
Jan
8% Sept
25%
10%
8%
July
700
conv preferred...100
19%
% May
2% Sept
1% May
2% May
4%
Jan V 5% Sept
"i» Apr W 1 %
Apr
22 %
20%
Feb
Apr
% July
ARr
5
Feb
10% July
5%
Jan
13% Sept
1
Mar
2%
Oct
1%
Jan
2% Aug
13
1%
Jan
Aug
12% Sept
June
53%
1,100
12%
Fuller (Geo A) Co new..1
S3 eonv stock—.—*
Gulf Oil Corp..
w
400
12%
{Guardian Investors..... 1
7%
7% May
2% Apr
5% May
19%
Oct
6
Apr
6
Oct
Froedtert Grain A Malt—
Godchaux Sugars class A.
...1
■;
(Peter) Brewing Co..5
Franklin Co Distilling... 1
Sept
24%
7%
Jan
Oct
June
*
Fox
19
50
6% preferred
300
90
72
108% 108%
Grocery Sts Prod com.25c
A conv preferred..
700
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg..£l
Ford Motor of Canada—
Feb
7
"24%
Jan
Mar
19
72
;
4%
9
%
3%
28%
3%
Fiat Amer dep rets.—
200
8%
Jan
20%
Apr
1% May
35
Fire Association (Phila).lO
17%
*
8%
Oct
8
13
200
Gladding McBean & Co.*
12%
Oct
23
'
375
Compress & W'h'se 25
Glen Alden Coal
D
Derby Oil & Ref Corp com*
700
2%
7%
Fed
Sept
11%
147
Jan
21% Apr
5% May
6ie
Apr
3.100
19
"
Fedders Mfg Co
Sept
21%
72
200
19 %
2%
1
2
Curtis Mfg Co (Mo).. -.5
Records common. 1
6%
Oct
Oct
2
Fanny Farmer Candy... .1
Fansteel Metallurgical. __*
89
..*
Dayton Rubber Mfg.—1
Class A conv........35
135%
2(1
3
1
Fairchild Eug& Airplane. 1
Jan
Curtis Light'g Inc com 2.50
Darby Petroleum com...5
Davenport Hosiery Mills.*
128%
line com..50
Eversliarp Inc com
1
Gilbert
%
300
2
12%
Feb
Feb
Eureka Pipe
Jan
21%
Oct
70
3%
18%
Aug
128
68
%
19
1
%
,
Feb
40
145
6%
3
10c
common..
$3 conv preferred
Esquire Inc
145
6%
98%
Apr
67%
250
Jan
Mar
Sept
300
25
130
,100
Empire Power part stock *
Emsco DcrilakA
125%
Feb
6%
Feb
80
100
100
100
—
900
■
2
Emnlre Gas & Fuel Co—
Gorham Inc class A-——*
25
1,200
Empire Diet El 6% pf 100
1%
1%
""4%
"""5% "~fi~
1%
12%
32%
11
Sept
27% May
—
Emerson
Jan
37
100
5%
%
%
6
Electrograpl.ic Corp.
..1
Elgin Nat Watch Co... 15
Class B—
Crown Drug Co com..25c
7% conv preferred
1%
June
7
300
**18" "17% *18% T,706
1
Crystal Oil Ref com
*
$6 preferred....-----10
Cuban Atlantic Sugar.._5
1%
$5 preferred..—i....*
16%
"16%
*
Crown Cent Petrol (Md)_5
Crown Cork Internat A..*
85
Feb
%
Feb
6% May
9% June
Adrs ord reg stocks.. -£1
Petroleum.......5
Elec Bond & Share com. .5
1%
Courtaulds Ltd—
Decca
%
7% preferred
31
Sept
4% Sept
Jan
1%
5%
30
1%
84
Cos de n Petroleum com... 1
Detroit Gasket & Mfg.._l
895,
Jan
1,250
7
%
Reynolds....1
$6 preferred A
7%
6%
Cornucopia Gold Mines 5c
Dejay Stores
%
Feb
2
Mar
100
Mar
33% Mar
May
v Feb
3
Cook Paint & Varnish Co.*
Feb
% May
%
Jan
%
1% May
21% June
Continental Oil of Mex..l
Jan
»ie
10
Jan
16%
4% May
Jan
Mar
Feb
16% July
61
Jan
13%
% June
1%
Oct
54%
Oct
Continental Gas & Elec Co
Aug
% June
..50c
Feb
K
Mar
8% debenture...... 100
5 %% o-ef «hs £1
2
24%
June
%
*
1%
Consol Royalty Oil—- .10
Consolidated Steel Corp.*
$0 prior preferred
Cables & Wireless Ltd—
Jan
July
10
..100
8% preferred
Jun*
2
,
;
DennlsonMfg clAcom..5
Cable Elec Prod com..50c
60% Mar
June
Oct
15
100
com.
1
Crowley, Milner & Co
7%
ord reg—10s
British Ccl Power cl A...*
Am dep rets
Class a
1% Mar
4% July
4%
Jan
82% Jan
18% June
%
1%
1
Conscl Retail Stores
Crocker
British Celanese Ltd—
5%
Durham Hosiery cl B com *
A
—-
4%% series B pref..100
4% pref series C-.V-100
Creole
Am dep rets
{Brown Co 6% pref
Brown Fence & Wire
Jap
Mar
Jan
%
*
Oct
British Amer Tobadco—
Am
Oct
July
Oct
38%
7%
July
Feb
21
1%
.....—*
'
Oct
41
%
3%
Brillo Mfg Co common—
OllinSS A
3%
July
500
30
*
100
2% June
8%
900
-
7% preferred
9
18%
*
Common...
Cooper-Bessemer
21
Class B
2%
Mar
%
%
10
Bridgeport Gas Light Co.*
Bridgeport Machine
*
Preferred.
.100
.
•
Oct
Feb
Consol Mln & Smelt Ltd.5
„
4
Oct
38
8,800
'
Jan
Aug
v
1%
'«4
,
"18%
Conn Telep & Elec Corp.l
*
Brill Corp class A.
Jan
6%
■>
■
Community Water Serv.-l
Jan
9%
1%
1%
Commonw Distribution.. 1
Jan
Mar
37
& Machine Co com....*
Breeze
41
%
Jan
4% May
1%
Oct
70
Oct
600
39
jan
% Jan
8% July
Jan
%
8
"""l% "*i%"2% ""'360
...
Jan
Blrdsboro Steel Foundry
$5 2d preferred.
17
May
Apr
Jan
;3%
2%
preferred—£1
Oct
5%
114
%"May
23%
6,300
9%
Blckfords [uc common...*
Blumcnthal (S) & Co
6% Jan
6% Sept
Jan
Oct
35
1,300
8%
Ji
Conn Gas & Coke Secur—
W) common
Mar
Aug
32%
32
Berkey & Gay Furniture.!
$2.50 preferred.
"166
.3%
5%
3%
Mar
% May
5%
Jan
Colon Development ord...
7%
38%
6%
38
""5%
Cohn A Rosenberger Inc.*
4%
Beaunit Mills Inc com.. 10
Bell Aircraft Corp
5%
Mar
102
Columbia Gas & Elec—
Beau Brummell Ties Inc.. S
pref
100
104
Feb
Cockshutt Plow Cc com.*
Oct
Apr
11
3
72% Auj
Mar
89
*89%
5%
5%
15
Cllnchfield Coal Corp.. 100
'
conv
10
96%
1
Clark Controller Co.
Apr
3%
32
Baumann—See "Ludwig"
$1.50
Feb
4% June
Feb
96%
Jan
% July
18% Aug
6% July
83% July
7% July
5% June
48
Jan
10
3% July
500
Jan
a;
,
*
City Auto Stamping
*
City & Suburban Homes 10
6%
A com—.5
conv
.*■
4,500
$6 preferred
Barlow & Seeng Mfg—
Basic Refractories Inc—1
Aug
Jan
48
Cities Serv P & L $7 pref.*
Jan'
Sept
32%
'"366
12
4
70%
Jan:
Jan
%
7%
Jan
Jan
110%
73%
Oct
54
200
7%
5%
14%
June
3j6
Baldwin Locomotive—
34%
Jan
4%
4% Mar
11% May
600
"55% """550
7%
---*
*
*
$6 preferred
50
11%
87
Aug
Cleveland Tractor com..*
30
5
11%
Clayton & Lambert Mfg. .4
Cleveland Elec Ilium..
less Steel—1
Mar
"Oct
4%
B
7% preferred.
Jan
Jan
Feb
3%
Mar
preferred
Claude Neon Lights Ine,..l
Barium Stai
Aug
%
2%
%
%
% May
July
5
Strip Co
2%
Axton-Flsher Tobacco—
Baldwin Rubber Co com.l
%
*«
14% Sept
3%
16
Purch warrants for com.
Jan
'"50
12%
11%
25
Jan
% May
% May
Apr
3%
700
%
Sept
9ie
200
v
117
Apr
hi
Cheseborough
% May
27%
Feb
3%
Charts Corp common.-.10
6% preferred x-w.—25
27
Jan
10
"l25
"11%
3%
95
17,600
100
200
Oct
""%""%
Cities Service common.. 10
6
July
10%
"i2%
Childs Co
6
7%
1.300
ht
""i%:"i%
Sept
26
Sept
Apr
Aug
500
4,500
%
•
May
60
7
80%
6%
Jan
200
7%
'32
5%
26
Jan
51% Aug
116% Mar
13%
Jan
109% Sept
Feb
lib"
2
26
June
Feb
96
106
Conv pref opt ser '29.100
Jail
4%
17%
Babcock & Wilcox Co...
8%
7%
Mar
W arraots..........—-
4
134
Aug
J
200
..*
Dublller Condenser Corp.l
Duke Power Co
.'..100
4%%
June
35%
"86% ""86% "88" """76
1
400
Jan
Chamberlln Metal Weather
3%
% May
5%
Jan
13% May
2% May
Aug
4%
Jan
20% July
2Jan
107
100
preferred
Conv
109%
15
Ayrshire Patoka Collieries 1
50
ioe" """"36
800
1,700
Jan
8
Oct
4
6% preferrred—... 100
7% preferred...----100
Jan.
12% May
26
2D0
8
Eastern Malleable Iron.25
124
Cent States Elec com____l
Sept.
May
6% preferred w W....25
Class A common...—10
3%
124%
3%
Jan
Mar
Feb
$6 preferred
60c
& Sons com.6
Avery (B E)
3%
1
Sept
17
300
6%
Oct
1%
5%
Feb
5% May
17
Apr
7% Pf 100
Cent N Y Pow 5% pref .100
Apr
2%
100
Oct
200
Apr
110%
10%
'
Cent Hud G & E com...
Apr
'
5%
6-
300
5%
106" "105"
— ..—
Cessna Aircraft Co
prcf.-.lOO
Atlanta Gas Lt 6% pf.100
Atlantic Coast Fisheries.. 1
Coast RR Co
6
5%
—
1st partlc pref
Jan
Atlanta Birmingham &
Atlantic Rayon
6
Cent Pow & Lt 7% pfd 100
Cent & South West Util 50c
Common.
-
"*6% *T* "2" 500
5%
6
113
Oct
Aug
4%
,
Oct
Oct
{Associated Gas & Elec—
Class A
[08
Celluloid Corp common .15
$7 dlv prefened
96
July
10
Apr
Celanese Corp of America
Cent Ohio Steel Prod
£J
dep rets reg
109
7%
43%
Oct
Feb
[03
7% 1st partlc pref...100
Associated Elec Industries
Amer
1
U
11% Aug
6% June
5%
Jan
4% Apr
10% June
6%
35
Oct
8%
6%
Apr
79% June
7% June
109
"
100
43%
.10
2%
2
Apr
JOct
109""
*
Catalln Corp of Amer
1
Arkansas Nat Gas com..
*
43%
$6 preferred
Castle (A M) common.
107 %
.
6%
.
Dominion Steel & Coal B 25
Driver Harris Co
12%
1%
6%
2%
—
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd.*
Duro Test
*""fl%"*6'% """166
*
Carnation Co common...*
Aug,
[If
*
B..'
Class
Jan
1%
12
Aug
Carman & Co class A
Sept
3%
«u Apr
400
.
Jan
Mar
121
71S
Jan
'Sept
%
Jan
Draper Corp—
—-
v
10
Doheckmun Co common. 1
100
—
3
*
Diamond Shoe common..*
6
-.100
Marconi
May
Apr
15
Apr
Capital City Products...*
Carib Syndicate..
..25c
Jan
't«
300
11
Jan
18%
May
Canadian
1%
300
21
Canadian Industries Ltd—
7% preferred
16%
300
2%
%
16%
1%
Oct
May
13
1%
vot...
2%
%
"0 Oct
Apr
-.
52
Steel Prod.. —.10
De Vilblss Co common.. 10
High
1
11
2%
600
1%
non
%
16%
{Detroit Paier Prod. —1
Low
800
16%
«
Am Superpower
Det Mich Stove Co ccm.-l
1
...10
Jan
Apr
*
Class B
1
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Shares
Jan
3%
14%
3%
Price
Gra^ Iron Fdy..l
7% preferred j
Class A voting——*
Sept
Jan,'
Jan
3%
Canadian Indus Alcohol—
Sept
8%
3%
Feb
Apr
Detroit
Distilled Liquors....
June
84
Week
Detroit
Canadian Dredg & Dock.*
Jan
17%
5i«
Amer Seal-Kap common. .2
'•
?
;
'•
j' i' -j' - «•:..
1%
for
of Prices
Low
High
Par
Sept
15%
22%
%
American
800
1%
Aprl
1% July
1% May
8%
7% partlcpreferred...25
23%
"1%
Week's Range
Sale
High
Canadian Car & Fdy Ltd—
1
Amer Pctash &
100
12%
2%
2
Low
Canada Cement Co Ltd.*
33
""*50
6% preferred----.—--25
Amer Mfg Co common. 100
Preferred.
-.100
Shares
last
(Continued)
-
Camden Fire Insur Assn.5
Apr
24%
22%
"24%
12%
California Elec Power...10
113%
28
75
29
Price
aut
stocks
Week
of Prices
Low
High
Calamba Sugar Estate..20
Can
Amer Lt & Trac
Sale
(Continued)
Friday
Wetke Range
Last
stocks
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Mar
49
Jmy
Aug
8%
Apr
10
Jan
17%
Jan
18%
Oct
Hartford Rayon vtc
5
100
20%
300
4% May
20
64
%
1
Harvard Brewing Co-
%
xm
Feb
■
June
% May
1%
1%
100
1%
4%
4%
400
4
June
17
May
Apr
8%
Jan
Jan
1% July
2
Hat Corp of America—
B non-vot common.—1
Ilazeltine Corp.--....
4%
Jan
25%
65
5%
26%
Sept
Jan
Jan
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4002/
154
Volume
893
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
(Contlnucd\
Week's Rangt
Last
Sale
of Prices
Price- Low :
High
Par
6%
3%
3%
Hcarn Dept Stores com..5
100
.
"o"
T%
"766
Aug
12
Jan
9% June
11
9
Prefer ed
ex-warr
"56
24 %
23
25
Aug
Jan
26
Hey den Chemical
i Conv
*
com
5
Feb
11%
90
16%
16%
17%
26%
Sugar opt warr...
Apr
13%
Feb
99
Jan
Sopt
Maigel Stores
$5 conv preferred
Feb
18%
Sept
200
0% Sept
17% Aug
13
Apr
Margay
Apr
33%
Mar
2%
May
31%
2%
1%
38
Oil
Feb
Marion
"l3"
Humble OH & Ref
*
60
Corp
Steam
24% June
31%
114%
Jan
18
Jan
1,200
52%
Apr
65
Aug
5%
100
Oct
5
4
4X
4
200
18 x
Aug
McWilllams
June
19
4%
Mercantile
—
com..*
Sto~es
Ohio Edison $6 pref
July
Sept
2X
nx
nx
300
5,200
7X
6%
200
%
Oct
24% May
Jan
3%
35
Jan
7%
Jan
9%
Apr
13%
Aug
2%
5%
Mar
Jan
6
2% May
7% Sept
7% Sept
9%
Oct
May
Merrltt Chapman & Scott *
400
Feb
7
4
600
2%
7%
8%
1,100
134%
210
4%
21%
1,600
Apr
5
9%
Sept
June
110% June
115
5%
5%
"98%
Jan
27%
100
14%
Jan
29
A...1
X
Jan
1
Sept
.1
%
Jan
1
Sept
21%
13%
21%
1
5%
Jnn
10%
25c
15
124%
15%
May
Apr
Mar
4
% June
1
9%
100
Insurance Co of No Am. 10
78 X
79
13*4
International Cigar Mach *
79%
13%
1,300
400
Sept
64%
Feb
Oct
13%
% June
12%
Jan
Oct
83
20%
Jan
Hydro Elec—
Pref $3.50 scries.....50
2%
2%
1%
Indistilts Inc.-l
2%
1%
1,500
700
Internat Metal Indus.A._*
8%' Feb
2% Oct
1% June
4% Feb
7%
2%
Jan
Jan
7% Sept
Michigan Sugar Col.
—
X
*»u
5%
6%
5%
1%
Registered shares.-...*
X
6
*
"hx
Aug
6
10
Jan
10% May
%
1
%
Iron Fireman Mfg v t c.. .*
14%
14
$2 noil
700
9
1
300
%
400
14%
500
*
X
300
hi
1
Apr
Midwest Oil Co
1%
7%
7%
t las
Co
3,500
"466
Minnesota Mln & Mfg..
"45%
"45% "47""
114%
120
7
5%% preferred..... 100
6% preferred—--.-100
7% preferred
..100
Montgomery
Oct
3%
Apr
%
6%
500
5%
5%
28%
28%
100
X
5%
i
28%
%
800
8
13%
13%
50
Jan
Parkersburg Rig & ReeL.l
6%
7%
800
Mar
18
Jan,
July
1 %
Jan
7
Feb
8
Feb
Oct
Jan
16
Sept
45%
Feb
112
July
166
Mountain
Penn Traffic Co
2%
Pennroad Corp com
"19% *21
3
Common
6% preferred.—
2,300
55%
55%
55%
Oct
66% May
33
33
34
33
Oct
40
115
Jan
113
185
Apr
Sept
<
$5 series pref
*
$2.80 series pref..
*
116%
Jan
Penn Salt Mfg Co
8%
Jan
Perfect
15
Apr
May
hi May
Sept
2% Jan
11%
Mar
174
Pennsylvania Sugar
Job
97%
Apr
104%
Jan
101% 102%
101%
Aug
110
Jan
Oct
23%"
Feb
11% June
Aug
"Too
9%
150
9%
Oct
May
5%
Kennedy's Inc
9%
9%
800
62
National Breweries coin..*
*
com.l
$3 conv preferred.... .50
National CoiitJUer (Del). 1
National Fuel
■_*
Gas.
67
""1T06
18
18
18%
70
12%
12%
12%
~"m
Jan
39
37
39
Kleih (D Emll) Co
Koppers Co
Kresge
10
v Sept
Aug
*"
62
com!.*
5%
Oct
76
Mar
Aug
Feb
54
National Steel Car Ltd-.*
National Sugar
Mines:
Nat Tunnel &
Jan
Nat Union Radio
Jan
2%
Feb
Navarro Oil Co
-
H
Jan
NebraskaPow
200
h, May
14.
..
May
Oct
57%
Mar
275
79
May
98
Aug
100
22
June
28
87%
23
3
Philadelphia Co
4%
'
4
'"§6"
98%
99%
270
July
10%
Nelson
Sept
4
Mar
13
94
Apr
Jan
Apr
Sept
104%
Jan
Apr
50
31%
Jan
Feb
4%
July
1
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9
8%.
Feb
9%
Oct
51%
36,200
7,900
4%
52
9%
54%
11%
11%
1%
H%
400
11%
Oct
18%
Jan
1%
3,500
1%
Feb
1%
Aug
Conv $3 pref series A.10
Pierce Governor common. *
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd.l
5%
25%
8%
1,600
"11"% "ii%
300
"""500
3%
3%
1.CC0
%
3%
%
l.COO
Ml cs
J). 100
Ltd-.l
11%
Apr
13%
Jan
Oct
5%
Apt1
37
8%
8%
3%
9%
3%
2,700
400
Jan
8%
3%
%
13%
100
2,500
May
71
""*266
62
60
Sept
,% t Jan
46
Oct
14%
Oct
Feb
Class A
ClatsB
Lefcourt Re~lty common.
preferred
Jan
15
*
*
1
8
*
200
8
a.*
Oil Develop..^25
Jan
X
6%
Le Tourneau (R G)
Line Material Co
Inc—1
— -5
"27%
QX
4%
4%
2,500
a32
4%
%
1,500
27%
27%
100
6%
400
23%
5%
50
13%
6%
14
14
Lighting—
10%
Jan
2% May
12%
footnotes see page
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
Feb
"u
ApJ
%
3%
Feb
1%
1,200
Mar
4%
Jan
75
2%
Feb
3%
Mar
1%
(5% 1st preferred. 1L400
Prentice-Hall mc
300
Mar
"
""SO
17%
June
600
"21% "21%
'10
Oct
com...
38
*
Provideuce Gas.
4%
Aug
Oct
%
Apr
Aug
6%
Pressed Metals of Am... 1
July
Mar
Feb
%
9%
Apr
Feb
28
23%
%
■
Tan
'
Jan
300
4%
~~9~5C6
Oct
38% Sept
8%
Jan
hi May
3,000
4%
*
hi
Feb
Oct
5%
July
7% May
*% May
8%
Mar
9%
Jan
3%
Public Service of Colorado
6% 1st preferred.... 100
7% 1st preferred.-..100
105%
•w
Jan
113% Sept
108% June
118
Sept
Puget Sound P & L—
$5 prior preferred
*
$6 preferred
*
a
105
105
106%
50
63%
50%
Puget Sound Pulp & Tim *
Sept
Mar
1,725
"7% "*7%
Pyrene Manufacturing. .10
5
225
......
Pyle-National Co com...5
116%
94
May
37% May
14% Feb
7%
Oct
112
Jan
67,%
18%
8%
8%
Jan
Apr
Feb
Jan
14
3%
Oct
100
$2 preferredNew IS
gland Tel & Tel 100
New Haven Clock Co...*
1%
6%
Jan
64%
142%
Oct
105
Jan
Oct
159%
Jan
6% June
9%
Jan
July
iio"
29
30
700
12
25
108
110%
4%
4%
120
29
Oct
11%
Oct
Oct
129%
100
6
5%
2
106
Aug
3%
July
Feb
61%
May
Jan
Feb
17% Sept
70% July
63%
1%
65%
600
1%
600
1
Jan
2%
Aug
New Process Co.....:... *
28
28
200
28
Oct
29%
Jan
July
N Y City Omnibus—
N Y Auction Co com
Warrants
»
64
3%
*
1
2%
15%
7%
«•*
July
Jan
17"
Jan
10
N Y Merchandise
Sept
7% pref. .100
$6 preferred...
--*
N Y Shipbuilding Corp—
110
27
N Y Pr & Lt
2%
8
July
Jan
5%
X
Oct
16%
7
110
100% 101%
Oct
600
2%
Oct
15
Apr
100
7
Feb
30
107
Apr
400
30
98% June
*34%
8%
Aug
Sept
19
...
Vottug common
10
Sept
6
Raymond Concrete PileCommon.............*
19%
Jan
7%v July
116%
Jan
105%
Jan
■
28
700
22%
Apr
31%
hi
3io
2,000
6%
-6%
75
Sept
5% 1st preferred
5% 2d preferred
Aug
Jan
6%
5
6% pf. 100
Niagara Hudson Power—
Common...10
100
100
34%
"34% "36"
Feb
90
Jan
26% June
8%
July
15%
"T% ""3%
""3%
250
"""800
Relter Foster Oil Corp.50c
Rheem
Mfg Col
1%
1%
2%
12,700
64
66
175
55%
64
57
20
50
13%
Feb
15% June
8%
5,900
8%
Oct
10%
Jan
hi June
%
Jan
Jan
Richmond
79%
Oct
65%
Jan
Jan
21% June
19% July
35%
July
Nlplsslug Mines
32%
Jan
Jan
%
Oct
13
Jan
18% July
Jan
50
Apr
11
2.6C0
200
15i«
Jan
4%, sept
Feb
1%
Feb
hi
14%
3%
10%
Jan
Jan
Jan
hi June
1
Oct
16%
Jan
Feb
5%
14%
Jan
Oct
Jan
7%
Sept
Sept
4%
i
21
1 %
Jan
Jan
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co
55 X
61
Voting trust ctfs
Feb
X
Apr
Feb
Rochester
2,400
3%
88%
Oct
4
Feb
July
93
Oct
62%
Oct
100
1
Rochester Tel
Nineteen Hundred Corp BI
100
11
4%
1
3%
h2»
13%
4%
*
Radiator
Oct
May
1%
""To'o
hi
4
—1
Rice Stix Dry Goods
<
Class B opt warrants.
8%
1
Jan
17%
*
Republic Aviation..
hi
7%
7ii
Red Bank Oil Co.......*
Jan
42
Feb
Feb
44
15%
15%
Reliance Elec & Engin'r'g 5
New York Transit Co
%
5
hi
$3 conv preferred.....*
Raytheon Mfg common 50c
Reed Roller Bit Co.
27
11
6 %
Railway & Util Invest A.l
Mar
4
hi Sept
hi. Oct
Feb
110
3
Jan
140
330
64%
R
Radio-Keith-Orpheum—
Option warrants
Railway A Light Sec—
Apr
25
Zinc
68
142% 150
64%
142%
Feb
Aug
Jan
June
10%
*
6% preferred.......100
Quebec Power Co
*
Quaker Oats common
Jan
108
13%
4%
Oct
Oct
6%
56%
18%
350
12
29%
*
,1%
hi
*n
.
hi
Jan
hi
Jan
Jan
102% / July
101% June
111%
Oct
G&E16% pfClOO
6% preferred D
100
6%% pflOO
Roeser & Pendleton Inc.*
Rome Cable Corp coin..5
Roosevelt Field Inc
5
Root Petroleum Co
1
105
Oct
107
Feb
114
May
Oct
Nor Ainer Lt & Power—
1
Mar
1%
Jan
450
2%
26%
25%
2%
300
1%
Jan
3%
4%
,4%
2,800
4%
Feb
5%
Aug
Sept
July
Oct
109%
Feb
25X
25%
21H
21%
Explor.l "4%
Louisiana P A L $6 nicf.* 106
10%
Oct
X
Premier Gold Mining....1
9%
8%
20%
7%
%
%
*
New Engl Pow Assoc
5,400
-
Apr
Jan
4
July
2
200
Niagara Share—,
3%
3%
Class B common
..5
100
92%
Niles-Bement-Pond.."... .*
56%
3%
92%
57%
40
400
•
7% pref cliSS A...i-.100
6% pref class B
100
Loudon Packing
96%
8%
2%
Pratt & Lambert Co.....*
Sept
Sept
Mar
Mar
12
100
Common
Louisiana Land &
16%
Oct
Aug
Aug
Aug
6%
Jan
1%
13%
8X
Mar
12%
69
25
Producers Corp of Nev___ 1
Oct
Feb
Class A preferred
Corp.....*
Jan
7%
Prosperity Co class B... *
%
3%
Class A opt warrants..
Upton (Tnos J) Inc—
6% preferred...
2h
Lit Brothers common...*
Locke Steel Chain
Mar
70
100
3%
Jan
5%
3%
(Herman) Corp...5
N Y Water serv
Lehigh Coal & Nav
Jan
45%
Oct
X
1%
3%
2%
3%
5% Sept
100% July
Nestle Le Mur Co cl A...*
Founders shares......1
7% June
1
Langendorf Utd Bakeries—
6%
Jan
8%
.1%
1
5% May
60
X
Powdrell & Alexander... .5
Bower Corp of Canada...*
Oct
8%
Oct
8%
25c
Jan
18%
55
Feb
2%
Plough Inc common. ..7.50
1%'
.
31
45
72%
4
2% May
4%
Jan
109% May
N Y & Honduras Resarlo 10
98%
7% pref.. 100
Lane Wells Co common..
6C0
5%
13%
Neptune Meter class A...*
Apr
4%
400
24%
8%
Jan
Oct
2%
Nehl Corp 1st preferred..*
6% preferred
*12%
8%
.*
14% Sept
50
12*
1,100
Jan
1,500
69
Jan
5%
30
Mar.
4%
13%
12%
12%
Feb
Oct
6%
118%
4%
69%
Oct
87
Jan
4%
4%
30
Pleasant Valley Wine Co.l
10
3,100
"30
25
Pittsburgh Metallurgical 10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass..25
700
Feb
2% May
4%
Oct
*
Oct
8%
3,900
2%
100
12% .Mar
17%
Jan
Mar
10% May
4%
60%
44%
100
3,600
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie .50
Oct
4
.
3%
112
common
Phila Elec Co $5 pref...
Phila Elec Pow 8% pref.25
90
23
*
Pitts Bess & L E RR...5U
37
T% p.ef. 100
May
12
10
Lakey Foundry & Mach.. 1
Lamson Corp of Del
5
For
28%
Oct
Jan
New Mex & Ariz Land..-1
Long Island
Jan
45
Mar
15%
140
400
6%
24%
*
2%
14
New Jer ey
Lone Star Gas
13%
700
Jan
Pitney-Bowes Postage
11%
10%
30c
1%
.*
6% pref.. 100
Lackawanna RR (N
Leonard
250
46%
3
Apr
15
New Idea Inc common.. .*
Conv
27
%
Phoenix Securities—
Oct
5%
Refining.*
Jan
Dept stores—
Lane Bryant
26
45
"45"
23
Jan
12%
"96%
National Tea 5%% pref. 10
National Transit.... 12.50
8%
13%
4% conv 1st p.ef
100
Kress (S H) special pref. 10
Kreuger Brewing Co
1
Lake Shore
May
90
Jan
10%
10%
"io%
National Refining com...*
Nat Rubber Mach
.*
1%
1
Rubber ColO
—
Feb
Feb
200
C -rp common.... 1
Kobacker Stores Inc..
7
700
2
2
Klrby Petr.leum
1
Ktrkl'd Lake G M Co Ltd 1
Klelnirt (IB)
*
Apr
6% May
,
'n July
"T% "T%
1
Products
Juno
46%
100
5% prefcired D
30
62
62
120
3
7% pref. 100
5
Kimberiy-CLrk 6% pf.100
Kings Co Ltg 7% Pf B.1'00
Knott
162
Prudential Investors.
115% June
Ken-Rad Tube & Lamp A *
Kingston
50
*
18%
Mar
10 ■
National P & L $6 pref
K
181
100
Circle Co.
26
July
129
Nat Mfg & Stores com.
Kansas G & Ii
181
181
Meter
National City Lines
"
98
Pharls Tire & Rubber... 1
Phillips Packing Co
6%
NationalCaudy Co...
Oct
19
10
105
Potero Sugar common...5
Oct
Kokcngc com..*
105
Aug
Aug
Aug
Pr.eumatic Scale com...10
93%
Publishing Co. 10
.son
Julian &
%
109%
20
com
Jan
Jan
-•
Mar
103
109
50
Pepperell Mfg Co
Jan
1%
5%
Nat Bellas Hess com....!
Jan
125
*
*
36%
5%
Oct
28% Sept
% Mar
1% Sept
Feb
Nach man-Springfilled.
Aug
Pennsylvania Edison Co—
Aug
Sept
100
Oct
11,000
Penn Pr & Lt $7 pref...*
1,600
10%
3
3%
Mar
5%
10%
3%
14%
Jan
Apr
Mar
11%
93
Oqt
""9% ""9%
2% Jan
8% May
%
Mar
156
200
35%
32%
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec—
2%
13
30% June
31
Apr
X Aug
2% Apr
3%
55%
2,200
13
200
Aug
Mar
10%
Aug
Jan
"2% *i"2% "2%
....»
....
3
3
Oct
7%
33
Oct
3%
Oct
%
% July
6% Aug
3%
Jan
5%
Mar
10%
6%
4%
10
Producers
"SO
13%
Apr
6%
1
9%
(Tom) DIstStmp.l
Mountain City Cop com! 5c
Feb
Li-i! •.;
Jan
Jan
Penn Ce.it Airlines com_.l
Jan
14%
*19%
"32"
50c
Oct
"325
166%
"32"
32
25
Fuel
11
28
Peninsular Telephone com*
0%
9
166
Mtgc Bank of Col Am shs.
93%
•'
July
Jan
*13%
2%
300
-10
-
Muskogee Co common...*
'.V:
37,400
Aug
Penn Water & Power Co.*
Ward A...*
87
93%
Mar
Jan
135
200
6%
7
Murray Ohio Mfg Co...
Muskegon Piston Ring.2 %
Jersey Central, Pow & Lt—
4
Jan
3
5%
Paramount Motors Corp.l
Parker Pen Co
10
3%
2.50
Jan
Aug
Mar
14% May
American shares
Class A common
114
Jan
1%
40
85%
Jan
Feb
Aug
Public
86 preferred
Mar
Jan
85
101% May
78% May
4%
Oct
Mlssouii Pub Serv com.
93%
%
107
107
13% Sept
34%
31%
108%
87%
5%
Mock Jud Voehringer—
2%
1%
100
30
Feb
88% May
6% preferred-1-.... 100
1X
»
13% Sept
30% May
28% May
200
2X
July
Apr
Minnesota P & L 7% pf 100
Mlssippi River Power—
%
Jan
1.600
PantepecOllof Venezuela—
8
July
925
Mountain Sts Tel & Tel 100
3%
32%
29%
7% July
Mixing Corp of Canada..*
18%
1% May
*31%
29%
32
Jan
Feb
N
2
1% May
1,7% pref.. 100
PoLris Mining Co
1
Aug
Jan
"l"66
18%
67%
1%
500
"2k "T"
7%
""2%
14
%
3
5%
2%
Jan
Jan
hi
10
Oct
hi May
6%
July
Mar
3%
15%
100
1%
Feb
Oct
9
6
67%
108%
-50
Jan
3%
Jan
July
54
Service...*
2%
div shares
cum
Mid-West Abrasive
Oct
1%
X
14%
9%
IX
X
14%
21%
116%
$1.30 1st preferred
*
Page-Hersey Tubes......*
Mountain States Power-
IX
Oct
May
Apr
2%
Lighting $5 pref..*
SI.40 preferred A
Moore
Oct
75
114% 115
Patchogue-Ply mouth M ills *
Moody Investors part pf.
Apr
Jnn
5
6% 1st pf.25
5%% 1st preferred...25
Penn-Mex
Jan
6%
"166
Jan
Jan
107%
48
115
1
Pacific
Apr
Oct
14%
34%
July
July
July
Midland Steel Products-
'is
Apr
Jan
Sept
"450
118%
110%
7%
Jan
Oct
7%
3%
Home Equip.. 1
Italian Superpower A
27
33%
Interstate Hosiery Mills. .*
Irving Air Chute..
Mar
Jan
Mar
X
6% Sept
Mar
Jan
"ex
*32%
Vitamin...1
Interstate Power $7 pref
hi
Jan
Aug
Oct
..
1%
3%
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow__
4%
115
115
6%
300
300
10%
3% Sept
23% Apr
110%
Feb
3,500
5%
400
115%
_,_..l
Pacific P &
hi
4%
Monogram Pictures com.l
Monroe Loan Soc A
1
Utility—
*
Omar Inc
Jan
%
3%
Molybdenum Ccrp
1
Monarch Machine Tool..*
Mar
115
17%
Apr
%
Jan
X
115
..50
$5% conv prior pref...*
Oliver Utd Filters B_._..*
112
3%
Sept
Sept
*
$3 preferred
Pacific
Middle West Corp com.1.5
Ml ilaod Oil Corp—
•
2%
% May
115
115%
Pacilic G & E
Apr
Apr
11%
11%
1
Jcannette
115
109%
Jan
90
111% Sept
20 *113% Mar
50 105% June
Pacific Can Co common..*
1,100
Jan
Feb
100
Oklahoma Nat Gas com.15
Jan
3%
Apr
"3%
113%
106% Sept
6
Apr
3%
1%
Mar
113
106% 100%
2
3%
Montana Dakota Util.
(FI.) Co.
llT"
100
40
.1
......1
8%
*
6% 1st preferred
Aug
%
3%
200
6
1,100
""575
% May
4% Apr
1,400
Corp__l
6,500
-
Apr
Oct
3%
17%
107
.
Middle States Petroleum—
3,300
9
2%
16%
Jan
Aug
5
1%
'300
30
Oilstocks Ltd common...6
Aug
106
1,300
10
e
n%
11%
Internat Safety Razor B.*
Jacobs
3
17%
17%
*
Aug
1%
50
X
--*
Preferred...
Micromatic Ho
40
106
**»"«
Michigan Bumper Corp__l
Michigan Steel Tube. .2.50
Oct
July
% May
700
106
m
11%
Jan
July
Sept
7%
X
103%
31
n%
11%
5%
Petroleum—
Coupon shares........*
5%
22
Feb
Mar
%
78
2,300
2
.*
Common...
Internat Paper Co warr.
>■'
148
:
Metropolitan Edison—
$6 preferred....
18%
Jan
Jan
July
100
.....
Midwest Pining & Sup...*
Mid-West Refineries
1
Industrial Finance—
Royalty
July
100
99
13
Midvale Co
Indian Ter ilium Oil—
preferred.
Jan
2%
800
5
97
100
107
4
com
6% preferred. 100
Ohio Power 4 %% pref. 100
Ohio PS 7% 1st pref...100
Aug
May
Aug
Aug
$3.50 prior pref
59%
$2 conv preferred
114% 114%
100
Indiana Service 6% pf.100
.....
Apr
June
r
300
6
X
ClassB vtc
9
3%
300
Warrants
5,800
Apr
Apr
Oct
119
7%
2%
3%
18%
18%
Ol.lo Brass Co cl B com..*
Overseas Securities
Class A v tc..--
9
1%
Jan
Feb
Oct
2%
7%
7 %
2%
1% May
Apr
1%
3,300
2,500
Irtltnd...£l
Clata B
7n
29%
Indianapolis Power & Light
Investors
Feb
5
Sept
Imperial Tobacoo of Great
Interstate
Feb
hi May
20%
2%
31%
3
30
7
Inter lational
2%
Participating preferred *
19%
900
•
Registered
$1.75
500
200
Jan
7
Jan
Imperial Tobacco of Can.5
Clifs A.
Ogdcn Corp
200
4%
21%
110
100
O
Oct
Apr
1%
130
110
9%
9%
2%
Corp.j..*
%
'
Jan
Apr
Apr
Feb
Oct
11%
*
ImperLl Chemical Indus—
Am dep rets regis...£1
Imperial Oil (Can) coup. .*
International
Jan
4%
lh»
2%
_
"
26%
Mar
1%
X
30
Div arrear ctfs
International Produce..
Novadel-Ager.o
3%
18%
X
n
p;efcried...50
V tc cam moil
Northern Sts Pow cl A..25
Aug
Merchants & Mfg cl A..1
6%% A preferred...100
Illinois Iowa Power Co..*
Illinois Zl.ic Co
June
65%
.*
Mead Johnson & Co..
Partic preferred
International
Mar
Sept
2%
1%
7%
130
Metal Textile Corp
Internat
9%
3%
55
4%
1%
IX
Dredging..-*
Messabi Iron Co
Internat
Jan
% Sept
800
"i"x "i'ri
18 H
Aug
8
"400
,
Hygrade Sylva.da new...*
7%
Feb
%
Hyc'ro-Klectrio Pecuilties 5
Hygrade Food Prod.....5
7% preferred
9%
10
5
v
101% June
30
112% 113
100
Northern Pipe Line
July
10%
%
$4 preferred
*
McCord Rad «fe Mfg B.. .*
Oct
6% May
...1
Class B...
Jan
May
May MoEwen Kaiser Co—
Apr
Aug
13
1
Non-voting class
%
Jan
Jan
3%
Memphis Nat Gas com..5
7% preferred
Jan
A pr
X
Massey Harris common..*
100
Ilgor.ler Co..*
preferred
%
3%
10
104
104
6% pf. 100
9%
10%
3%
Oct
"i50
5%
Hummel-Ross Fibre Corp 5
%%
Sept
200
10%
117%
26%
60
5
63%
2%
Mass Util Assoc v t 0...1
61%
13
&
Feb
"11
Mar
Mar
24
Communication Co Ltd.
Feb
111
Inc...5
Britain
50%
Jan
X Sept
1
*
Shovel...*
"lT"
26%
*
(Harvey)
Indiana Pipe Ll.ie
6% prior preferred...50
24
June
4,000
*
Oct
li7%
"referred....... 100
conv
Jan
Jan
25%
Ohio Oil
Horn & Hardart Baking
5%
Feb
23%
23%
Marconi Intl Marine
Jan
Apr
8
(Ceo A) & Co com*
1
Huyler's com
V tcfor lstpref
%
Manischewltz (The B) Co *
Mapes CojsoI Mfg Co...*
Horn (A C) Co common..
Horn & Hardart....
%
High
Aug
Aug
7% preferred
Manati
10
*
Low
17%
Nor Ind Puh Ser
65
8%
North Arrer Rayon cl A..*
No Am Utility Securities.*
100
1.2C0
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
far
*
Mar
18
200
*20%
Price
Week
Shores
Nor Central Texas OIL..5
13
8%
20
of Prices
High
Class B common
M
Feb
11X
8 %
Ml--5
Horder's Inc
*20%
Week's Range
Low
18
Aug
Feb
21%
5
common
Sale
Par
1%
27%
Aug
25
7% 1st pref... 100
v t c. 100
Lynch Corp
Last
High
1%
7% 1st pf
25
11 %
90
10
class A..-10
Holopha e Co common.
Hussmann
Low
Shares
Jan
Oct
3%
Hew ltt Rubber common.. 5
Holllnger Consol O
Sept
26
24%
Heiry Holt A Co par A.
Hoe (R) & Co
Conv
Mar
W.......25
w
Ludwig Bauraan & Co
Week
Sept
7%
8%
Preferred
5%
6%
2
Class A
Heller Co common
Hubbell
Feb
Sept
Sept
Apr
Oct
5%
25c
4%
4%
32%
STOCKS
(Continued)
for
of Prices ...
Low
;
Htgl
Price
Par
-
Week's Rangt
Sale
,
,
*
Mixing Co
Helena Rubenstein
Hecla
Hormel
1% Mar
(Continued)
L:
High
Low '
Shines
20
urefcned_..50
conv
Week
Range Since Jan, 1,1941
Last
Since Jan. 1,1941
Hangs
for
Sales
Frtdag
Friday
Mies
ridaj
i
STOCKS
106
,'95.
106
20
106
v
1
3%
eommon...—ii..'..-.l
%
102%
$6
n referred.........
101
10%
%
100
2,700
3%
7% Sept
X Feb
3
May
hj May
X
200
%
...5
Noma Electric
45% June
3%
104
1,300
70
Feb
4
104
Jan
Jan
Jan
J&B
Oct
$1.20 conv pref
Rossia International
20
Royalite Oil Co Ltd.....»
Royal Typewriter......
12
2%
Feb
14
9%
9%
100
8%
Apr
10%
2%
2%
3
600
1%
Mar
2%
Jan
3%
Sept
2%
1
Jan
4%
1.200
Jan
"TOO
16
Jan
Sept
hi July
52
X
Jan
Mar
59%
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Tuesday, November 4,vl941
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
t
4t /
runty
STOCKS
Wfk'*
Last
(Continued)
sale
High
Low
Price
( 1
;■
V
Friday
- •
v,
Last
Week's Range
ferry
■Sale
of Prices
Low
High
Shares
Price
Shares
4
2% June
49lj
4%
3
Apr
Feb
2%
Yt
Ryan Cotisol Petrol....
4% .Sept
0 4 Sept
2%
Ryan Aero nautical Co—.1
vwity
STOCKS
(Conclvded)
Range Sine Jan. 1, 1941
for
Week
4
Fifth Ave....234
Russeks
Rang,
of Price \
Mar
14
Ryerson & Hay,.es com.l
•i 2
Tung-Sol Lamp Works...1
80c conv preferred...
Feb
294
200
694
July
754
234 June
434
Jan
3
4
94
Oct
9
Jan
334
Apr
for
of Prices1
High
Week
Low*.
Price
5
Jan
600
J
Jan
7%
-
194
Week's Range
■Sale
(Continued)
'
100
Sales
Last
BONDS
High
2
i 7%
*
_.
Apr
July
flange Since Jan. 1, 1941
Week
4
.
Baldwin Locomotive WorksConvertible 6s.-
Udylite Corp..1.
Unexcelled Mfg Co
Lawrence Corp
St
1
May
10
July
Ltd
Cla»s A $2 conv pref—63
St Regis Pa 'ercjinmoii.S
2
2%
7% Prefer.ed100
111
11234
! 2
2%
Salt Dome Oil Co...
1
70
!
*
*24*
*24*"
Savoy Oil Co...
—6
Scliiff Co common.—:.—.;*
*14"
"i4:"
12
Hvif ,rd
Mills......
United Aircraft Prod
u
9 a
9%
26 34
prefer.ed...—.25
)covlll Mf'i...........25
r.iec $6 pref
Hjrauton
25%
9
Apr
29 %
Mar
115^
•t
rant on Spring
Warrants..
ecu. 1 ties
—
-
600
oral... 1
Corii ge
304
4
"
i
Inc—
30
1
Common class B...
*
'86 1st preferred....
*
OH
Mar
%
Oct
41
%
Aug
0%
Api
Sept
1094
Oct
Oct
%
Jan
500
-
3)8
....1
- ■
»18
Convertible stock.....6
2
2
2G0
Oct
3
$5.50 prior stock.....25
44
45
COO
41
Feb
60
July
Mar
Allotment certificates...
44%
44%
150
42
Jan
60
Mar
1%
7% preferred
entry Safety Control...1
i
Feb
Sept-
Jan
5%
4
7
*72"
112-%
109
...»
9%
Aug
ilex Co common
Aug
2
Ltd B stocas..*
—
2%
140*
.100
1%
5C0
34.
"24*0
141H
23 Hi
2%
102% June
15994
Canada Northern Power 5s.
An er
1% June
dep rets ord reg.JEl
■•kiater Organ„
101
10\% 101%
7% pflOC
7
%
24
9,200
3
Jan
H
,
85
H«
Oct
534s
Central States P & L 5)48—
^♦Chicago Rys 5s ctfs...
Jan
9,400
34
Oct
he
1934
Feb
2934
Jan
•olar Aircraft Co
2734
United Molasses Co—
Am dep rots ord reg.....
Jan
,
toUr Mlg Co..
%
l
4
1%
Jan
%
4
%
234
Oct
Mfg
>v>ss
Lido
2
Sept
•outb
lk'[i%
Coast Corp com__l
•outh
Penn Oil
43
1
y
47
56
Sept
Feb
2%
4%
May
34
57%
49
6134
734
Jan
7%
28%
28%
1
1 %
1 %
2734
134
U S Rubber Reclaiming..*
234
2%
2 34
conv
U S Radiator
com
Oct
Oct
Oct
43^
1
234
Oct
Jan
Gen mtge 4 34b
outhern Colo Pow cl A.25
%
7% preferred
30%
Jan
•outhern
.southern
ClafsB.
*
Universal Corp v t C.....1
Universal Insurance
8
936
9%
38
20
23'
Jan
Cudahy Packing 3%s
.1955
434
29
300
28
%
COO
May
May
% Sept
149
Mar
•
34
Phosphate Co. 10
6%
2734
1494
Sept
54
Jan
1
Jan
1334
Eastern Gas &. Fuel 4s
2%
July
ta.tdard
Brewing
254
Oct
694
July
Apr
194
Jan
8
9
4% May
2a
3%
1
%
11% Sept
3%
Oct
ly8 Mar
He Apr
Feb
Ys
%
July
Aug
3%
12%
Mar
Cc...*
3%
144
15 Hi
Common...
$1.60
:
1
_...........
8394
-tandard Oil
19
134
Apr
34
Jan
Equities
55.50
com._10c
44
priority stock...1
Valspar Corp com...
%
1
18it
Preferred
stand»rd
90
preferred
L
7% pref. 10C
93%
834
134
May
103
*9%
3
V t c extended
11
Jan
11'34
•
Jan
July
Waliter Mi. ing Co...
Jan
'is
Jan
30
Jan
7%
Oct
9 4
He
•
Jan
Hi
July
May
July
15%
'
15%
27 4
Jan
1 %
1 %
2%
Aug
4
lsi8
sn>
4%
40
6% lit preferred
50
5% 2d oreferred..—0
13 %
1094 May
2%
Jan
38:4
Feb
Jan
Oct
48
8tei:i (A) & Co common..*
Sterchi Bros Stores
*
mm
19
»u
-He
•6 >rrett (The) Corp v t c.l
,-teel Co of Canada..——*
sterling Alua.1
Oet
494
93
34
1
594
194
k 3 34 May
Western
Grocer
Aug
Sept
1034
Coal
894
Jan
May
%
Feb
134 July
Sept
•334
Products
Inc
Wilson-Jones Co...
Woouley
Anier
194 July
1494
.7
694
3
Mar
'
Jan
Mar
7
13 1
834
.
Feb
Mar
...
434
434
Inc...1...
Ltenson (J B) Co
•tl
ines
-troocK
jnilltvan Macnl
-u.i
.1
]
5
1
2%
Feu
May
Apr
11
*
*
13
13
11
1
.ery
Kay Drug Co
534
Apr
A
4Hi
M
com....*
(Hugo) Corp
(») Co...
104
10 M
10
-
v
Apr
634
July
434
Jan
4
Apr
534
24
5,800
Oct
494
Jan
t
•unray Oil
5,3%
Jan
2 34
J*4,
4i>6%
46 34
Oct
f
9)4
Rang*
Since
Jan.
5%
12
■
Jan
834
Apr
Apr
Aug
1946
8,000
1951
16,()00|
1
2%
2%
2,200
Tampa Electric Co com..*
19%
20%
-tub
Technicolor Liccjmmon.*
8%
8%
1,3i>0
Taggart Corp com..
Texas PaL
iexon Oil &
2% June
19 %
394
25
Apr
8
Oct
11
Sept
.
11434
3 -4
Mar
Apr
1934
Jan
Am Bow & Lt del)
834
Jan
Amer Writing Taper
iMlo Roofi ig Inc.........1
5/4
Oct
Lhman Realty & Co.»str-
4
Oct
Ye June
Tobacco
Pr.td
43
6s."
3%
4 J4
Mar
%
Exports..*
July
108
103
10694
Associated Elec 434a----
10.000!
10494 104%
5534 58%
"8*666.
......1956
-
-
-—— —
-1953
106
128
10834 10934
*129 34 131
202 J
Sept
'
81
80
103% 10634
2,0001 10594 10934
11,000. 100% 11034
57,000' 100% 109%
7834 8334
9,000
10534 1074
Appalachian Elec Pow 3'4«—.—1970
Arkansas Pr & Lt 6s—..
108
U19 4 109 4
......1961
6s
I
*10534 106'
2016
Jan
53
Mar
13,000:
35,0001 101 % 10334
—1950
1960
...1970
Appalac Power deb 6s
Tobacco & Allied Stocks..*
78%
103
79
—.1903
77 34
78%
89%
10.CC0
91
.1970
40834.108 34
30,060
.
21,000
—;..1955
;...
634s (Dec 1 1941 coupon)
♦7s series li—
*12
v
1,060
1234
13)55
1957
*7s (Aug 1041 coupon)
♦7h series F—
13%
1057
*78 (July 1941 coupon) ;
*13%
5,000
"*i2*'y-"l2*i" *2^00
.....1052
1952
Debenture 6s
10
10%
6,000
1957
78 34
7934
90,000
40 34
41 34
20jCC0
.....1952
I
1958
..1
1962
:
1963
—
*108% 108%
*13%
15)4
1534
15)4
51 34
51 34
1,000
108% 10834
23,000
Jacksonville Gas—
5s stamped—......-....i,
Jersey C3ent Pow A Lt 3 34s.'..
«
10834
•
a.
2 94 May
1494 May
13,060
l.CCO
102 34
.
103 4 106%
American Gas & Elec Co—
2948 8 f debs—
33438 f debs....
3H8 s f debs....
61,000
102
103
j 102% 10534
-.1968
.1967
103 % June
7% pref. 100
Land
l\.ew Shovel Co com....5
i
Jan
Jan
16,000
10594 108
1st & ret 63.--—..-—.......-1056
lst&ref 434a
loco
20,0(0
105% 10534
.1058
?
1st 53---
1st & ref 63.-...--..—-
108%
.,—1052
/
A.
Iowa Pow & Lt,434s—...
♦isarco Hydro Elec 7s
♦Italian superpower 6.s
Alabama Power Co—
i:
108 34
10534 105%
10534
Interstate Power 5s
1
A
1st & ret 59....-.—-.-..
<wati Finch Oil Corp... 15
2,000
10234
—
Indianapi.lis Pow & Lt 3
v
Sept
3834
194
45%
30%
Week
High
Low
5.000
79%
...
♦indianaptlis Gas 5s
•
for
of Prices
Hale
Aug
; 31% Mar
I 22% MuF
24
...1
pref.......50
conv
>UoerU>r Oil Co (CtdiTT—Zo
•upetior Port Cement—
;
Class B common
...»
Week's Range
Last
4,00(1
81 %
.79%
May 1957
1st lien & ref 5s.....
*
Sales
Price
11136
*4ti'J;:v-'
80
§ International Power Sec—
Friday
BONOS
51.0CO
.—
111 %
•:
1940
.—-1956
Indiana Service 6s;..
Jan
.*•:
Exchange § Bonds
1434 July
1034 Jan
Jan
2.CC0
3,060
42
106% 107
1st & ref 5s scr C
Jan
534
•
111%
—1963
1940
—
1967
Indiana.Hydro Elec 58i.;...
Jan
v
rets.--f...5s,
New York Curb
July
Sept
3430*0
24%
....1954
ser B
H f deb 6 34s—
Jan
594
•
—
3%s
1st & ref. £ 34s
a
.
July
v He
18 34
2334
HI Pr & Lt 1st 6s scr A
Jan
117
Mar
Idaho Power
Oct
♦6J4s series C
sterling
61 34
41
*io
6s series B—.—
Sept
834
294
49, CG0
8,000
"
61 34
1958
* 10
♦Hungarian Ital Bk 734s;.i—.
Hygrade Food 08 A——.
Jan
934
114
234
8734
89)4
July
Oct
.
i?
7,000
Feb
Mar
....2
2,060
10.CC0
112
.1948
.
1935
July
434
(F W) Ltd—
Wright Hargreaves
21
Oct
Jan
594
Petroleum..... 1
dep
Oct
Jan
1034
84
63
105% 105%
.1945
♦Hamburg Electric 7s....„
♦Hamburg El Underground
Sept
*
6
1
*
com
8534
100
Wisconsin P & L 7% pf 100
Wolverine Port I Cement 10
*109
A St Ry 534s-.
1938
Houston Lt & Pr 3%s.—„**;1960
Jan
300
1
1950
1963
.-
—
—
Sept
:
34
10
Williams Oll-O-Mat Ht._*
Wilson
Feb
13
,
1
7
22
..
Wichita River Oil Corp.10
Williams (R C) & Co
*
,
Feb
1534'Juhe
20
1965
.1950
§ ♦Guardian Investors 5s
July
534
Jan
-
583a
Westmoreland Inc......10
Sept
54
com...20
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
17%
62
10134 101%
Aug
*6
.
:
9-0C0
8734
*834
86 36
88%
.
Guantanarao & West fls..
Jan
102
•
•
Inc..l
33,060
'
Air
Llues
86
.1953
Green Mofuntain Power 3%s:..
Grocery $ture Prcd 6s..
Jan
334
Mar
.1978
Grand Trunk West 4s....
Gr Nor Pfcw 5s stpd.
June
254
.1948
.1943
♦Gesfruel 6s
Jan
15
Apr
j 9534 June
294
Feb
kVoohvorth
41
%
i
.
..
Glen Al len Coal 4S'.
Oct
94
34
Oet
Aug
194
Wentworth Mfg1:25
Wolverine Tube
"e%
1
102)4 102%
j..
General Public Utilities 634s A.
Sept
Sept
6 4
Apr
94
12
West Texas Util SO pref...
West Va Coal & Coke
5
July
Jun
7
Prod.l
.1956
5s ex-warrstamped.;
General Publio Service 6s.—
Sept
9
Aug
Feb
84
.'
Wayne Knitting Mills...5
Wellington Oil Co..
1
Westmoreland
He May
'i«
standard Steel Spii .g...5
•ta idnrd Tube cl B.....1
sterling Brewers Inc
111 Hi June
Oct!
Hs
y<
8
3,600
53.CC0
>
Gatincau Power 3%s A
Sept
834
Apr
8"
*
7% preferred
100
Waitt & Bond class A...*
Class B.
*
7% 1st preferred
100
Western Tablet <fc Statlon'y
Common...
^ ij..*
116
25%
88%
89%
*102
102%
45 34
.
Gary Electric & Gas—
Sept
May
r
Jan
Hi
25%
-
100%. 100%
1969
.1953
—
Jan
434
Wagner BakLig—
2094
Hs
■
.19.44
6s-5s stamped:..
Jan
22
May
94
Jan
8534
Feb
734 June
494 Aug
Western Maryland Ry—
Jan
8
LOCO
106% 10634
102% 102%
38,660
102%
Banks
♦General Rayon 6s A.
Jan
Apr
Co..l
4 5 34
106%
1,000
31,000
Finland Residential Mtge
General Wat Wks & Elec 5s...
Sept
11%
...—*
Products
109
104%
Jan
W
294
187 5^
rtan<i.rd silver Lead.... 1
109
104
July
49
Mar
94
1334
1736 19
3%- 3%
conv
1434
19H
Common class B.
*20
104 34
Federal Water Service 5)4s.
Aug
34
Utility
Apr
llOH 110 H
Standard Power & Light. 1
i
594
1794
Feb
(Ohio)—
5% preferred.....-..100
1.060
Jan
Aug
Oct
1%
12
preferred.20
conv
11,060
6348 series A
Erie Lighting 5i
Florida Power & Light 5s
Jan
Sept
134
Western
'rtaudard-Oil (Ky).....lU
94.CC0
105% 106
—
Florida Power Co 4s series C.
3
194
I
3H
Conv preferred
..10
standard Dredging Corp—
56,000
Georgia Power & Light 58.„..
Jan
Jan
5
%
•tandard Cap & Seal com 1
88%
Jan
6234
Waco Aircraft.Co..-.a-'-*
3
Feb
20
%
1st preferred......
*
Spe.-cer shoe Corp......*
•tihl-Meyer Lie
88%
96%
96%
125% 125%
Empire District El os
♦Ercole Marllli Elec Mfg—
Oct
2734
17)4
Sugar......5
W
1M July
2%
"b'H ~~5H
17,000
Electric Power & Light 5s..
Elmlra Water I.t & RR 5s._
Jan
0%
Oct
2934 Sept
Jan
Vogt Manufacturing
«■
Vultee Aircraft Co....__l
Mar
..'25
97% 101.CC0
67%
1,06,0
Oct
34
194
Jan
Pipe i-l.ie
Preferred A...
96 34
67%
102% 103
Oct
1534
Utah Pow & Lt S7 pref..*
Utah Radio Products
1
j/j" July
4 %
'outi.hnd Royalty Co...5
spaldi g (A C) & Br^s.„l
113
*12534 128
.1944
Jan
2634
Va Pub Serv
May
1,000
29 Hi
10
73,6 CO
109% 109%
105% 105%
.1958
Oct
Feb
26
Universal Pictures com__l
Universal Products Co
*
"
Southern Union Gas....
■
44
30^
100
100
^cuthNew E iglTel
*112
.1954
-
Cuban Tobacco 5i
Apr
Sept
,34594
Universal Coder class A.*
$4
40
37.6C 0
20,0(0
104% 104%
*130 34
I960
.
Jan
34
Jan
34
Feb
H« June
Venezuelan Petroleum
29
9734
3,060
85,060
Aug
Apr
3 5 Hi
•outhern Calif Edison—
'43 %
29 %
12.CC0
9734
96%
.1976
2%s series Q.
Consolidated Gas (Bait City)—
•2934
t
294
Aug
90%
90%
.1971
1st ref mtge 3s series P
1st ret mtge
Continental Gas & Elec 5s
pref
90
...1951
3%sseries N...
Jan
LT S Plywood—
SI.50
88%
Consol Gas El Lt & Pr (Halt)—
34
June
3
6%
20
July
88% 167.CC0
88
104%
91
87%
96%
July
894 June
Feb
91
1952
1949
694
734 June
*99% 100%
..1969
Connecticut Lt & Pr 7s A
7,060
9,600
28.CC0
14,060
15,660
20,COO
16
15%
99% 100
4534 47
*98%
98%
....1958
634s
11,060
53,660
15%
Community Pr & Lt 5s .————. 1957
Sept
1334
15
.......I960
—
...
87
Sept
23
5% «.Tigl u>l preferred.25
0% oreferred B.
25
5hi% pref se.les C...25
2,060
10534105l6sj
1966
Aug
Feb
794
434
86%
1927
Cities Service PAL 534s
Jan
July
3%
Jan
*2*66
•
55.0C0
85%
8634
106% 106%
'...—1965
Debenture 5s
Mar
6334
934
"% "*34
*
H#
43
44)4
9%
4%
U S Graphite common
5
U S and Int'l Securities.-*
June
1
400
-.-25
Pipe Li.e.10
southwest Pa
1
Feb
Sept
24 June
1
common
%
4,cro
103% 103%
1953
Cities Service 5s
Aug
5%
4 Mar
434 May
4934
Apr
*54% "58%
United Specialties com__l
S5 1st pref w ith warr
U S Li,es pref
Sept
Sept
24
1
ojutone Corp.
7%
Apr
Apr
104 34 105
1954
Debenture 5s.
10% preferred
.1.10
United Shoe M*ch com.25
Preferred
.....25
Aug
Jan
Feb
6%
24
1,200
2%
104 J4
1948
6s aeries B—
Conv deb 5s..
1
United N J RR & Canal 100
United Profit Sharing.25c
Utah-Idaho
*Vs
-.1
1,060
3.CC0
Cincinnati St Ry 5%s A...J-...1962
Mar
80
United Stores common.50c
United Wall Paper
2
.5
ihrlth (H) Paper Mills...*
103%
15)42
1964
1968
Jan
'it
Mar
6,100
2734
U S Stores common... .50c
1st $7 conv pref
*
2% Sept
104
Oct
103
1953
—
Central 111 Pub Scrv 3%s
Central States Elec 5s
lager Mfg Co Ltd—
•loux City O & E
103
1953
Canadian Pacific Ry 6s
Central 111 El & Gas 3%s
y
Jan
Apr
l.COO
158
Jan
13
Oct
20
efer.ed. ....*
impllclty Pa;cern com..l
p
Feb
80
A.
com
Feb
Pub—
an
inger Mfg Co
Oct
115%
0%
Feb
113
158
Jan
834 Aug
ui«. Jan
123
Sept
-United Milk Products
*
S3 particpreferred.....*
Jan
84
Jan
0%
Jan
%,
11%
8% May
05
Apr
of Cat.*
immons-Boardtr
1 npeon'a
%
Apr
Oct
*67*
ptefser AAA 100
$3 cjnv
Jan
lHi
111
hernia-Williams com..25
cum
Feb
4%
2%
tia.iiulgau Wat & Pow.
5%
4
5%
5%
Mining...5
berwlu-Willlams
Feb
"•2% "2%
enljk Corp da s B
1
eton Leather common...*
hattuck Denn
10694
...
4
4
ord reg—.1
Apr
Jan
34 June
100
U S Foil Co class B
elfrldge Provlno'l Sts Ltd.
Am dep rets
113
1998
Broad River Power 5s
Jan
7% June
100
8lfl
1 Ys
Jan
2 4
,zC,0
I960
Jan
H«
112%
Birmingham Eleo 434s..—
1968
Brston Edison 2%b
......1970
Ufdted Gas & Elec Co—
Jail
Mar
54
22.0CO
112
Aug
H« July
JTun
7i6 June
2,300
5%
9%
...*
Industries
Common....
'is
100
39 %
4
5
ei.e.lhg Rubber com...*
felby Shte Co..
4
I32
734
,
34
119% 120%
Option warrants
14^Jan
Apr
Oct
1,400
-
-
ock & Hardwaie—1
Selected
Jan
Jan
Feb
115
Oct
9
400
■
6034
111% 112%
.1967
Bethlehem Steel 6s.....
1094 Sept
ill ■; Oct
Apr
Aug
..
li June
United Gas Corp com..
1st $7 pref non-voting..*
United Lt & Pow
04
pref..,
Bros Inc
een an
egal
—
Cigar-Wlielan Sts.. 10c
United Corp warrants.....
United Elistlc Corp
*
Brook—
Wa.er ServUe 50
^cullln Steel Co com.....
734 June
9
6034
*
22
17% May
•urauton Late common.,
1
& part pref
Jan
13%
24
*
Mar
114
Conv
cum
Sept
ui«
4 May
%
794 May
2-34-Aug
1950
1st 5s series B..
5sseries C
July
%
•v.r:/
sohulle (D A) common..!
$3
Un
J une
Bell Telephore of Canada—
10b
_.
Urlted Chemicals com...*
% June
Sept
15
Feb
: ^ 300
5,700
Investment com.
Oct
Jan
•
Union
t
834
4%
836
Ur.lon Gas of Canada...
Un Stk Yds of Omaha
Jun
28
Jan
%
Jan
3%
Oet
Mar
4
July
10
ll>%
Feb
2
22
Sept
2%
MYi May
itei Corp com „1
U
>a.i son
l?^t
10
3%
4%
3
1
321,OOui
109 J4
131
104 94
f;Hi f
.
;
ft
■■
,
K
Kansas Elec Power 3348; . ;
Kai.sas (J'as & Elec 6s.....
.
*108% 11034
.
125%
125%
2,000
108%
43
•
Kansas Pow & Lt
334s...
*111% 112%
69J4
Tobacco Sec Tr Co Ltd—
Arn
Todd
dep rets def reg 5i—
;
7%
p.eferred
..100
§Assoclated Gas & El Co—
.1948
'....i.. —1949
04%
107
Jun
10434 June
♦Conv deb 4348-..-..-
107
105H»
Apr
10834
Jan
V10
liO
110
Oi?t
114
Jan
♦Conv deb 4 34s
♦Conv deb 5^:
94%
biilpyards Corp...*
iH.ledo Kills on 6% pre* 10c
94 Sept
82
1
..I960
♦Debciture 5s.
TOaopph-Bel uont Dev. 100
He
Tonopah Mi.,iiig of Nov. I
Jan
He
Jan
*1534
——....
1977
,
Lux Corp... —„.1
%
Oct
1
Jan
Assoc T & T deb
Oil Co. 1.10
24
Jan
4 34
Oct
Atlanta Gas Light 434s..
%
Mar
Jan
34
834
Jan
Atlantic City
1034
4834
Aug
Transwtstera
Tri-continental
frutz
warrants.
Inc-.—.—
—
*
L'ublze Chatillon Corp....
Ciafs A.--...I
For footnotes see
page 895.
8H1
5
324
Apr
May
\
Jan
Aug
6348 A--—
-.1955
1965
Elec 3 4s......
1964
Avery & isons (B F)—
v 5s with warrtf its... j
..... 1947
i 5s without warra lis..
1947
1294
Lake Superior Dlst Pow 3Ks.
♦1 eonard Tletz 7348.,...
1834
19%
Long island i.tg 63.
Louisiana Pow & l.t 5s.;
57,COOj
1294
1934
16%
33,000
1294
12%
—
103
—
103
10734 108
*834 40
103%
6X00
108%,108 34
8,000
19%
7,000
5,000
102% 100%
107
109%
19
/
Trans
58,000
1534 "'1634
15%
1968
♦Conv deb £348-—..-;
12%
1634
.-1594* 1634
15%- 16%
'
S'
1108%
/•
60 34
62
*107% 10894
10994 109%
9,000
6034
106
"
2^000
69
108%
10734 110
Mansfeld Mln & Smelt—
♦72 mtge
s
«
f
McCord Radiator & Mfg—
*10134 10l.
*101
■106
100
.•--:-.Jv100
104%
102
6s stamped.—-........
Me lgel Co conv 4348
—
——
82
lC036i
82
160 36 100%
2.CC0
6,000'
95 34
10034
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1154^ Number 4002
Volume
895
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Week's
Last
-
.
BONDS.
.
>Y?r
'
(Confini/fid)
'
Sale
»
of Prices
High
r,;:i
Range
Since
1965
•.108)4 108M
100 M 100 M
4Kb .2:
.-..1967
,105
...1978
105
107 ,iv 1079*
1971
»'
3
V
.1
Milwaukee Gas Light
Mi
P & L4HS;.-..v..:^^:
in
—
♦Prtif sian Electric 6s.
107
Public Bervlce Co of Color—
1st mtge 3J48-.-.—v-i.-;---
110M
.uL.,4
105
105 -,t
5sa.'.-..-Vi-- ,..1955
Mississippi Pow & Lt 5s.Cw. .i ..*'1957
Mi slislpri River Power 1st 5s. *..1851
MM
4,0(0
31,000
10494 104 94
111
111
103
103M
,103.M
Mhscuri PubBerv 6s. ..a-.-i ..a 960
•
i_1969
10254 10654
109-112
-
■i-
;
C.'...
ser
United I
26
;i of Prices
Low
High
Price
(Conch (led)
igh,t & Rys (Me)—
1st & ref-434s ser D....
w'w*
-
102
1950
11,060
106 34
109
150
162
27,000
100
104
7.0C0
• y-
102
7,oro
117
1XIOO
U8M 183
8.GC0
8334 101
121
1C0
1COM
8,0X0
98>4 102
104
104
104
8,000
95
102
102
109
i
7
0834 105
14.000
10234
1
11834 11934
118 34 1'8 3f
.J.1944
-i-.—2022
Deb 6s series A—4
Since
Jan.
*
1C0M 10034
..-.x...
^--^.1973
/1 a; : ■
Utuh Power & Light.Co—
1st lien & gen 4Ms.-.i
I
'
*
.
— —
Deb 6s series A...
i
34,000
102M 10334
102 34
Registered...
10534 10934;
10534 107 X<
15134 15234
102
103
•
.
152
V-
1.CC0
106M 107
-,u--
.--1950
>.
5, C00
Range
for
Week
'■
Sale
6s series A—1052.
New-Jersey— .r
6% perpetual certificates..-..
Puget Sound-P &. h 5M8-—4— 1-1949
-vjet & ref 5s
\
8%
3,000
BONDS
i
Jan. 1
a $
834
Salts
U'etA's Rangt
Last
f
.
Since
10634 10634
■)
108M
High
«
Range
%
10834 109
1089*
Public Service of
10254 10534
106
Low
;8M
■1.1964
i_1949
Pub Serv. of Indiana 4s'—.cii.
59 M,
10354 107 M
108)4
1108
1st & ref
■.
105M
10496
?
Week
..,.J96s
48—i^ic'.JiJ-X-V-'-'r-
8 f deb
60 J4
17.40Q
9,0(0
29,000
56 M
,fc-55M
56 M
for.
of Prices
Price
4
,
Ml Idle States Pet 0)4s- a.
(Feet's, Range
Sale
3, '!
v
&
l/hiaag
Last
*'
"'M
'
BONDS
*
1004v
.Viiofo
Midland Valley RR Wii-issUa-
;i-1945
i-1943
4s series G
•
105M.109M
2.CC0
i.3,0(.0
Metropolitan Ed 4s E
|
•
Jan-. 1
Low ,,.v
Price
>•,"»!
*
for
Week
Range
Salts
Fnaay
zahs
Friday
»
9834 10234
9634 104
Va Pub Service
534b A
j-1946
Bi-i^ii-.ii-i.i;l950
-
:
Deb
s
1946
1 68-—
1X034
9,000
10234
103
1st ret 5 s series
•,&*
N
103
10134 1023*
102M 1033*
9934 102
25 COO
11034 1 C0,M
2,000
Queens Boro Gas & Elec—
National Pow & Lt 5s B.9..>'..
>■
.
6sserles A
xi
J-'-L-i-lXSl
-
5,000
;
109M
—
—'
07 J4
120.
67,000
30.CC0
87,000
66
4
,
■
-
-
-...
-
..
:
39*8..-.;
N Y & Westchester Ltg 4s.
N Y State K & G
—-
Debenture
-
5 Ms series A
102
Nor Cont'l Utll 5Ms-^-
-3,000
M 102 M
D05M 105M
.1947
™48
North Boston Ltg Prep 3 Ms
2,000
6134
6134
73"o"do
62M
'
1st 3J*s series A——-
—
108'
10754
1969
16,000
1.1968
Ohio Power 1st mtge 33*s.
lst mtge 3»...-
lOBM
..1971
-
•18,000
4.CC0
57,000
HSM-f
45
southern Calif
^
0s
Southwestern Pow & Lt
..1955
Okli Power & Water 5.i...
-•-1018
;|
103
102 34
6s gold debs.
1,000
10734 109
106
10634
2X00
102 34
8,000
6,000
5034
5634
57
10734 108
fill
112
14134 43
i. 1951
.
..1970
.I., i-2022
_
..
.
61
s
3434
9234;
85 M
8634
69 M
92 34
69 M
9234
70
92 M'
70
68 34
25M
2034
3234
86
8534
85
86
85
85
8534
11,000
20
2034
2,000
—
.Nil957
103
109
106M
Stinr.es
;
>;7-48
> .1950
....
(Hugo)- Ccrp—
-
40
23.
*20
43
1942
Pacific Ltg «fc Pow 5s
110034 10134
t-02M 10234
101 M
10034 101M
Pacific Pow A Lt* Si A -.——-1956
Park Lexington 3s.-..—...
Penn Cent L & P 4Ms
1st 5s.
.....—..
Pe in Electric 4s F.
5s series H
——
.•
—
— —
—'
29
.1964
1977
.1979
1971
-1«62
38X00
29
104
28
1,0(0
26X40
M 10534
107
107
105
105
1,0X0
5X40
104 M
10654
8.CX0
107 M 108M
107 M
110
Pe
——
icsylvama Wat & Pow 3Ms.
—
-196*
Phlla Elec Pow 5Ms-..--.—.—
Rapid Tra.alt 6s
.....1.1962
♦Piedmont Hydro El (IMs...
1960
10634
2,400
15,040
11334
105M 105M
16.
16
:*16v"
2,000
♦Secured 6s
♦Hanover
G 000
6sseries A.i..C....2022
*1*834 H934
♦5s stamped—
— — —
extended..
-
.— — - -
12 M
4 Mb series F....
96
14,040
.109
1,0(0
10834 109
A..1961
1947
Corp (Ca-») 4 Ms B-
3,400
100 M
98 M-
8634
50
Debenture
1st lien <fc
82
22
Jan
97
Jul
May
73
Ma
7 M
734
25
10034
Mar
5
Sept
7
7 (4
Oct
27
734
Oct
27
8
June
27
'.Ja
8
June
16
Ma
8
*634
734
734
834
734
2,COO
2,(00
12
*734
13,000
64,000
66
64
66
10634 10934'
5834
66 M
Ja
Fe
("goo
3 4 34
Oc
Ja
Jft
Ja
1958
*26
t'aG
*14
*42
834
15?4
Mar
1134
—A-
9,000
Feb
Oc
Sep
Sep
7s. 1947
♦issue of May 1927
♦issue cf Oct 1927
♦Parana
Aug
7
5.M
30
2734
1931
13
9
17
11M
,1958
.
20 34
20 M
No par value,
u
x
13
1
1 34
1 34
1 34
1434
'UM
Apr
27
Feb
1134
H
Oc
433a Jun
16
Mar
20 M
6M Mar
7« May
»i« June
15M
4,000
6,000
14 M
Deferred delivery sale.
Oc
Sep
•
3034
Feb
32M June
2034
"iM
..1921
1949
Mar
23 M
9M
13
(State) 7s... 1958
♦Rio de Janeiro 6Ms.. 1959
♦Russian Govt 6 Ms.-1919
2734
2234
16
23,000
,
5.000
7,000
a
8M
43M Jun
2:M
334
14
Jan
Ex-luterest.
Oct
Sip
Oi
Oc
Oc
M
Oilu iot mil.
t
•
6Ks
5.348
...1950
1034
10M
115
115
hi 56
...
-.1941
115
13
7
1134
11834
1,000
*10
*734
...194
10 34
114
20,000
8,0X0
13
...1949
...
30
13
25
20
.
101
1X5
...1952
(Del)'5-Ms.-.i
22,000
10,000
5,000
10034 10034
iOx
10134
...1959
-
—
.
10034
.3.1974
—
Under-phe rule sale.i
105
M
"
10
10134
*
1013*.
88
10134
1089*
103
Cash sale,
s
Ex-divldend.
No sales being transacted during current week
Bonds being traded flat.
I Reported In receivership.
30
85
'fll
r
* Friday's bid aud asked price.
30 3*
14
-----
n
Ahhretia'um»
...1975
-
cons
Uli Lt A Rvs
Feb
52
1,000
(City) Peru—
♦534s
♦Santiago 7s...
l)e jenture 6st_...........
a
27
S6 34
*33 M
7s.. 1939
(City)
♦Mtge Bk of Chile 6s.
United Light <& Pow Co—
100
69
82 M
109M 109M
109M
1952
♦United Industrial63is_.„.
♦lg> g £
*•
10634 11054-,
108 M 112M
8,000
180 •;
1959
—
99
99
7s stamped—
Potrero Sugar
1968
——
♦United El Service vs......2
26 M
93 34
993S
95
.1956
Potomac Edison 5s E
Power
198
12134
96
"i'cOO
97 m
Oc
July
68
1947
Mtge B* of Bogota
10834
118
11H
With declaration
Conv 6s 4th stpd—-
2954-:
834
•109
9534
9734
97 M
...i.. 1979
United Elec N' J 4s——".t
1940
-1950
107
Apr
22
*334
*.6
1034
*
S^Ulen & Co—
7534
Ja
634
25
Sep
Sep
26,'4
9
Mtge Bk of Denmark 5s '72
26 M
12
10534 10734'
U
Portland Gas & Coke Co—
5s stamped
106
115
10234 106
30
12
(0634
.....
Twin City Rap Tr 534s.
109 M
109
5,000
.
17 M
1953
♦Pomeranian Elec 6s...i...
3.0X0
113 34
1234
1960
18.XOO
4,0XC
107M 10934!
10634 110M
10034 HOM
11334
1972
Pblla
3X00
7534
1953
Ext 5s
1'icts (L)—>ee Leonard
107 M 107 M
-3ML.L^w:v^iU.i,-'-i-.vl970
-1.1953
1234
Toledo Edison 3 34s..
5 s series D
1952
.....195c
♦Medellla 7s stamped. 1951
106.34
10734 *0834
l
Tide Water Power 5s
107M 10734
109J4 109M
D09M 110
...1947
.195*
Perm Pub Serv 6s C
*7 34
28M
Oct
25'
7534
28M
Jan
734
2,000
*734
Danzig Port & Waterways
♦Extl 6s stpd
1952
■
5
11
1034
♦6 Ms stamped
♦Mara .hao 7s
♦Ter lHydro El 6Ms^..X;..i
Te <as Elec Service 5s:.
1034
Jan
2234
With declaration."....
56M
.
21H
♦Haaover (Prov) GMs. 1949
Texas Power & Lt 5s4i^—......i.1956
38
104M 10634
105M 107 M
High
Ce it Bk of German State &
♦6s seties A...
|S||rT '$*.<
100M 10454
102 3i 10654
95
J 0154
Low
3,000
*2634
7 34
Lima
1941
—
Range Since Jan. 1. 1941
30
30
7 34
*2634
1947
Jan
Danish 5Ms
Certificates .of depesit...... i.....
1st 6s series B
Price
♦German Con Munic 7s '47
*2334
7-4s 3d stamped..: -19^t6
Pacific Gas A Electric Co—
for
Week
♦Prov Banks 6s B —1951
v
.
2J..i.l...-i-1946
99 '-i
75(4 1003*
.sales
of Prices
Low
:-Htgh
7M
9 2 34
20
86
85
—
75
76,000
75'4
Week's Range
1951
92 M
85
.
14,000
89 %
75
Sale
♦20-year 7s
69 3-
85
—
1947
.
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
♦Baden 7s
46
28,000
85
.
85
78
7934
.1937
Agricultural Mtge Bk (Col)
'20-year 7s....Apr 1946
86
..1951
—
78
106 M
10534 108 M
101
111M
8,060
27,000
10,000
21,000
♦Starrett C-?rp Inc 6s
—
Last
1U M
106 M
11434 119
69
76 M
Fridaij
85 M
.
.
i
*j
I
-
.........1948
!
4.. 1948
tifLGCO
108M
11,000
7534
Bogota (see Mtge Bank of
♦C'auca Valley 7s
1948
•—lb89
..
.
;
Bonds
Standard Pow & Lt 6si .1957
10734
107M
♦Stam ped 5s...
105M
1 06 34
108,
i...;.. Dec 1.1966
Debenture 6s:
10954 113M
106
10954
105 M
t.0354 104M
i
-
10734 10934
8,0X0
Nat Gas 3 !*s B
Os 1
62
96
108
,..^...1971
110
105M not*
105
*10734 10834
U834
118M 11834
.L ...1944
{♦Ycrk Rys Co 5s stpd..
101 -J
,.X,OC.O -93;
..
5h
108
j
Newspaper Union—
(Calif)—j.
Southern Indiana ltys 4s r_.
Soulhwtstern Gas & El 334s
6454
4934
105J4|
Gas3M8—r.-----1970
Southern Countkis Gas
102 M 10334
104
10534
12.CC0
21XC0
10934
10634 107
..1
Ohio Public Service 4s....
85
104 34
Debeature 6s.....i.
10.CC0
10954
10934
10634
2,000
107M
34
1.2030
334
54,000
"4*6o6
110
9634
10534 10634
•; Conv..6s (stamped).
I09M
10934
i06M
10934
84
104
0
1093-4
13,000
9634
96,,
I -1957
Standard G as &• Electric—
.;1945
9534
i. 196o
6s (Stamped)
Ogden Gas 1st 6s.
1
87 M
4,000
5XC0
.
Southern Calif Edison 3s
Spalding (A G) 5s..i,--.
Northern Ind Public Service—
83
Sou Caroll na Pow 5s i.,:—
6s —* L_ j.
1st mtge 3s.....—-
1956
:■—
38
110
?
52
75 34
52..
82 M
101.
103
35
20
36 34
15
49
96
114
334
334
109
*108
10634 10034;
133
138M
tio
82 M
101
4115
35
4,000
136
135
1947
10754 111M
'—.v
........1951
deb.-—
West Penn Elec 5r.._
Western
series D—i, 1970
tllOM 111 M
tio7
jf»
—1953
Nippon El Pew OXs...— - — - —
North American Lt & Power—
,1634;
'.l.v'X:.
.
10834 10834
-:• 1967
3bawl*iigan<*W &PP 4 M«-3- -
105
Sheridan Wyo Coal
.
—.
Scullin Steel Inc3s;-iite&i&JXz.i-. 1951
102
leome
Wash Ry & Elee 4s..... v—- -—i. 1951
Washington Water Power 3348—4.196-1
28M
West Penn Traction 6s......I960
■
1979
Joatinln L & P 6s,B.*.... 1952
♦Saxon Pub Works 6s-......... Jt, 1937
♦Schulta Real Est eai.i^.'. iv- i 1951
<
...wist
*
44 ?
S'
101-34 106 Mi
•
834
+7 34
«an
1-0134 100
—1050
1964
2004
...1954
4734
.1958
Safe Harboc Water 4 34s.-.....
69 M
56
4104M 105.'
—
.1953
6s unstamped.
New York Penn & Ohio—,
♦Ext 4Ms stamped—-V—;—;
W
60M
••>'•'
♦income 6sseries A. -v—.'fri';.1949
•
9034'
♦5s 1
69Mi
56 M
33,000
.
Orleans Public Service—
-4fiM
10614 10954
87 M
97 M
-
v
82
7,000
Waldorf Astoria Hotel—
♦Ruhr. Ga« Cotp634?*Ruhr Hcuki-ig 6MB-*
99 M
45]CC6
—
Ne
8334
11734
9*. 67 M
El Aaso-Ss.- :1947 tM,i ■
66 M 6754
66)4
'.5s':——
A'—
194 8
66 M
67 M
MM
0oov deb 6s j
.■&*'....
1950
J108M 310
New England-Bow 3)*9.,
—-.1961
89. : 003*
"90 '
New England Pow Assn 6s —....1948
Dels nture 5 36s.. >.*..
-1954 > 91% •91 M 9234
Gas
New England
8834
8334
8334
R
11434 124
•
106
109341
31.000
.1952
5Ms series A3.w
10534 109
/18
26.
"iloco
•
—
•>:
12,000
»
10954
1948
97 M
Nevada-Callfor la P.led5s.v..-.'..1956 if,. 97 M
111854.
New Anis ierdamGae 5»:>v-— i:.-. 1848
Nelsr.er Bros Realty 6s.
.10034 10234'
3,000
noM 110M
tii8 ;* 121
•19
-•: &*vVr—2022
-
12^)00
2030 ,10694
—
{♦National Pub Ferv 5s ctfs.•>....-1978
Nebraska Power 434s>——
101M
100 34 1069*
19
20
301
101
5s—; i194 5
Nassau & -Suffolk Ltg
.
certificates of deifOslt;
si.,«<—"cod,"
Lxea
"cons."^bd^olldateo
"cum," cimulatlve, "conv " convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," nou voting siocl.
"v t c," voting trust certificates; "w J," when Issued; "w w," with warrantr,; "1 w,'
without warrants.
H
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Friuuy
Chicago Stock .Exchange
Stocks
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Oct. 25 to Oct. 31,
Week's Range
Last
f
of Prices
Sale
tame Since
for
Shares
51
52 •
.'
Acuie Steel Co
45M
46M
93
4334
Adams
11
u
50
8 34
Apr
Mar
1,250
23*
Mar
Abbott Laboratories
com.*
common.25
(J D) Mfg Com—.*
Adams Oil & Gas xom.
..•,x3MV/: 4X
'-234 1 2M
10M
1034
—-*
Advanced Alum Castings.5
Aetna
Ball Bear!ng com.. 1
♦
igxo—i*
Allied Laboratories com..
*
II s-Cln lmers
x
American Pub Serv preflOO
Amer Rad & .Stand com.i*
Amer Tel &
13 M
13M
2734
•
2734
.
Aviation Corp
er
3M
■
1
v;.vW
Brown Fence
834
Class A
8
V
334
37
"5934
14
37
M
C5934
.1*34
1
6M
78 M
footnotfs see page
1134
'r 4-,-'
3734
7M
6334
1.34
520
v
Apr
■3*
2%
•
Jam
Fairbaiks, M
irse common*
152
12)4
13
93)4
■>,>10
17 J*
89*
934
2534
8-
8:
734
8
199*
12)4
Jail
Apr;
Aug?
Jau
6
oa
.
r
.
50
16
Apr
1 34 June
250
7
.
10 34
50
234
18)4
13)4 June
•
95.1
300
2 3s
June
Jan
A
Sept
234
Jan-
..'119* Aug
1,14)* SepL
July
4
' ■■■■'
Jan
General Electric Co com. i*
89
-
.1X1:.
bom.5
Oct
9534
Jan
Indep Pneu Tool v t c new »
he July
634 Aug
Indianapolis PAL com.;*
1634
Indiana Steel Prod com_.l
334
460
75
2,100
Mi
150
634
;
5M
1,600 •:
103 M 10 JM
M
103
70
Feb
Jau
Jan
June
>
Jan
Jau
Interstate l ower 87 pref.; *
90
12,700
29
2.)M
550
54
54
100
334
934
5534
3M
563*
4 1
■A
Oxt
40M
M
40M
100
_40M
130
3734
Feb
41
July
Leatn & Co common..—.'
22
24.H
17,350
22
Oct
30
Jan
Guinulitlve preferred;.'
•.
22 M
898.
M
•
175
10
V
385
1,050
47
30)4 June
34
Oct XI
>
•
2734
Feb
319*
54;
Oit
73
July
Jan
834 May ...10 M
7234
Oct
Sept
3
July
53 M
34
Oct
6M
234
■
;
•
22
Jau
Jan
-
Iron I'iremao
Mfg Cc
v t»c*
t
3)6
Feb
3
Apr
200
50
200
934
,
2,0.50
27 3*
4-
3,600
'
234
25
00
7
300
1834
1336
•
.
50
800
190
894
1034
50
134
100
.836
10
250
1,200
8
834
263*
150
272
1494
100
634
13)4
ll/»
694
9)4
14)4
134
Oct
Oct
July
Oct
794 June
21)* May
Montg Ward A Co com..*
Jan;
Jan.
Muskegon Mot Spec cl»A.*
Nacliman Spring! Led com*
34
Sept
2)4
Jan
Sept
43 34
494
4 94
8
Jau
1
Jan
Oct
Jau
Noblftt-Sparks Ind cap..5
North Amer Car com. ..20
•
Mar
Northwest Airlines com..*
Jau
Sept
July
93*
934
40
139*
29 3*
Jan
Aug
Jan
Oct
034
56 A
Aug
29*
Aug
July
Jan
Oct
18
Mar
Oct
14
Jan
enn
Pe
in
6
1
.
26'*
434
Oct
73*
o,t
1336
121*
75
11'*
313
8
396
100
15)6
1,335
13)*
1436
50
229*
10)4
14
79* June
Se1
IS
Se
May
Oct
394
129*
130
10
A pi
133*
Jul
51
Se-
2?
Ji
13
J
Oct
Aug
24 H
cl034
1094
679*
1489* 148!*
334
A 2
534
July
9)4
Sept
Republic Steel Corp com.*
------
101)4
Jan
Rollias Hos Mills com.... 1
-.i
44)4
July
5034
Jan
Schwitzer Cummins cap.. 1
■---i*
100
33*
Jan
Aug
Sears Roebuck A Co cap..'
69
12)4
------
•
i*
cl7«4
394
8
2
12 X
18
3)6
8
6794
693*
5 >4
5U
10
010
50
20
51
50
50
594
P01
1
-;v
3:4: M.
2 J 34
,
Oct
9)6
Auv
65)6
Oct
105
July
160
U8
33*
h
,
9 94
17
Ji
25)*
Jai;
Oit
194
0
J.
Oct
"734
15<
J;i
O i
16
Sept
100
4
J1,
139*
13^,
Auv
11
54.
1,31
O.
14
,3*
6534
Fi
8136
296
2
Jt
Mi
Feb
8 3*
394
Ji)
Apr
6
296
C2.336
-—ii-'
Ja
ATI
10
170
1434
-«■
O
s«r
54)*
650
>;;,fc30
8)6
-
com.*
Serrlck Corn cl B com..;. 1
329*
,)(.
Au
'
22)4
-
Jan
Aug
50
Oct
22 96
May
OU
27 H
1036
14
23
450
794
32
■219*
36)6
7
M ay
4.34
594
Oct
20
4
25
450
y«
11
:
May
1,500
98
50
£50
23
24
20)
11
50
150
5
2734
22 3)
20
!
Aug
48,
.
Rrtytacou Mfg 6% pref..5
Rdlam e Mfg Go com... 10
600
Apr
33*
10)6
-
19
Aug
89*
65)4
-
Corp (The) com..*
Pull.nai inc capital
.*
Pure Oil Co (Tne) com—*
Radio Corp of Amer
10
250
139*
Process
Quaker Oats Co common A
Preferred
100
51*
610
394
48
Peoples G L & Coke cap 100
»erfe t Circle C'o (Tie)..*
Pressed Steel Car com
May
2234
50
RR capital...
iO *'
500
•996
J'
14)4
2214
Flee Swtiifn class A. *
J-i
D !4
096-
9)6
cl434
394
14)4
Parser Pea Co (The) com 10 v^i—
Oct
21)4 Jan
June •Vv.r4Apr
69)6
Apr
9034
Jau
May
100
7% preferred
Paramount Pict Inc com.l
39)6
27 36
Feb
29)6
,
4
11)4
Omnibus Corp com
Oct
AMA: July
19)4
:
13* Jur.
Ja
63*
Ja
27)6
Ar s.y
4
1294
11
Jan
10
501
74
74:
Jan
179*
Jan
33* June
10)4
"123*
•
698
'
23
Ja :
Ap
Aui
1794 Sep
>?<> h An
73*' Or
Aug
23
4)4
4)4
79*
494
pf 100
4)*
150
C4
23
North west Bancorp com.. *
Nor West Util pr lien
700
100
cl0)4
4-
Northern 111 Finance com: *
0
.
10)4
27
10 >4
-•-w'-
434
394
"27"
*
NY Central RR cap
Sept
3
14)4
8
National Standard com. .10
r-'j
17)*
May
934
,9^
4
June
)6
17
:
Nat Pressure Cooker
20)4
17)4
16
734
43)4
19*
cora.-.l
com.2
hut
5«4
200
31)4
10%
4)4
1896
Nat Bond & Invest com..*
Nat Cylinder Gas
36
3 30
1
29)6
----
Jan
500
7
:
26 V6
,23
:
50 ;>;3:>
434
2634
-
2934
,
'ti-'
cap....5
1694
..,
Oct
83* June
7
May
33
Jan
Nash-Kelvinator
J
26)4
*
Jan
42
Apr
Jan
vJodine Mfg common
11
Oct
May
Minneapolis Brew Co com 1
5
1)4
Oct
339*
Feb
369* May
234 Oct
234 May
16
Jan
Sept
1
50
12)6
94
94
69*
'■
100
14
12)4
94
694
-
M0
49*
89*
4
30
750
!)
46
263*
192
794
98
4
650
50)4
19*
4534
4
450
150
15
98
Kentucky Utll tr cum pf.5(i
14
—
Common v tc
19
Oct
100
270
17)4
394
7234
434
-
referred..—. 100
5
5
Midland Un Co conv pf A *
553*
May
22)*
14 34
14)4
Feb
183* May
336 May
143* Aug
4694
Feb
100
12.
1H
34)6 May
—59*
950
3934
C734
an'iil
11
150
43*
7134
1
Kellogg Switchboard com
.
400
149*
•4834'
Jarvls (W B) Co cap—. 1 •,'> 8:
Katz Drug Co common..
596
Midland Utll 6% pr
16-
734
Fe
63*
Oct
Sept
Jan
4734
3)4
Ja
534
Oct
1094
37)4
73* May
34)4
Apr
Sept.
.
2896
O.t
3)4
26
9)4
15
134
Apr
250
6,000
Miller & Hart SI pr pref. 10
12
Jh
Sen
3MI
•
Jul
32)6
496
2534
Sep
Oct
3)6
Feb
2894
33*
19
■
Ser
3)6
Sept
40
J»
17)6
25)4
51
10
Jul
16 •'96
Jan
4^4
-
P
,1394
13)4
-"-"i v
-
cap...5
-
>'
37)4
------
.-w ^. *
Jai
Jai
.
July
;
22
■
175
Jan
34
Middle West Corp
14
734
3*
27
50
Mickelberry's F'd Pr com 1
4 )4
33)4
45)4
9)4
•
.
A
-
luteruat Harvester cum..*
'%
34
J
•
Interlake Iron Corp com.'. *
30 M
35
w
1)4
''
*
111l.mil Steel Co cap.
3*
Jan
112)4 May
M
cap...110
16
153*
C2634
15)*
8
Feb
134
9
10
570
Masonite Corp common—*
70
Illinois Cent RR com..100
Martin (Glenn L) Co com.l
143*
38
Jan
50
Illinois Briuk Co
119*
14
38
13*
Jan
Sept
200
Hubbell Harvey Inc
..*
Marshall Field com
200
14) *
Sept
J*
63*
996
Apr
13)* May
0
38
*
Sept
Jan
1
7 x*
Sept
in
Jan
29*
-
100
11)4
14)6
294
14)4
-
High >
.
10
936
Aug
—
-
,
»Feb
11
3434
.934 (;
-
•
50
8
11%
11)4
-
94
15U
9*
8
------
Law
5
1,275
28)*
7Ht
Aug
_
Feb
9)4
:
.
1434
May
J'iiH
-
5)4
Oct
34)4 V 339*
Hein Werner Motor I-arts 3
23
10 3*
-
Apr
8?4
•;;'; 634
Oct
«
Range Since Jan. Iv 1041
Shares
High
59*
5)*
McCord Rad & Mfg A...*
McQuay -Norrls Mfg -
June
>1396
v
:V.
Feb
Jan
M
Sept
Jau
336
694
Great Lakes D & D Com.:*
May
4
Jan
159*
19
2834
1 1734
10 M
Oct
300
fly*
\234
Goodyear Tire & Rub' com *
10 M
750
96
Jan
May
450
-19*
.'•;
50
1034
Jan
Low
Feb
434
r.
July
1994
700
Gillette Safety (Razor com
•
16 34
-
334
C27)y
com,110 X 38 34'-
Hibb8peric Ba'rtlett com 25
Feb
Apr
1134
3
Printing Co com—110
Harnisohfeger Cofp^com : 10
Heileman Brewing cap.:H .•)"
oin..*
Lion Oil Ref Co capital... *
i-icjuld Carbonic com..—*
Loudon Packing com
*
3034
3)36
734
233*
v
Gold Watt Bros loo com..-
l.ibby McN & Libby com.7
Lincoln Printing Co com.*
for %
Week
of Prices
Price
Par
UenlOO
7% prior lien.... —100
7% preferred A
—100
rj
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(Continued)
Sale
'
•.
May
40
934
27%
,
'
M "
39*
General Foods common..*
;
' '
7
-1934
220
-
Gen Finance Corp pom.-. :i
Houdaille Hershey cl B—*
Feb
J
8
1094
113*
Hall
:Jan
20 yi
J4 Feb
0)4 May
\
2934
38)4
^
10
General Outdoor Adv com *
2
Stocks
t"
20
37 34
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734
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334
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1 wtUX ;UH
Gen Amer Transp corn.-.-:5 •v 4?^
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f
\
150
440
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29 H:
45
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,
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50
13
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General Candy class A... 5
;
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330
Four Wheel Drive AUtoilO
Fox (Peter)
1,126
15»/4
-.
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1034 May;
17.
Oct
8
'c. 400
133*
6
Jan
Aug'
■f.'H
Apr V 5 h
200 "163* Pent
834
234
Aug
3 -34
'
250
>.
29 V4
'
■
Jan
16
50
-
12 34
634
103M
Chlccgo Flex 8haft com..5
Chic Yellow Cab capital.. *
For
630
M
*
common...1
Convertible preferred..*
Coleman L <& Stove com.. *
Com'wealth Edison com.25
Aug
8ept
Jac;
35 H
194
15)4
.2
15
1,200
:
13
•
LG.
ytll.Corp.5
—.
Low
9334
>--.-4-
■
Elgin Nat Watch Co.
Shares
153*
-
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Dixie-Vortex Co-oom /:_•
C'l xss A • A: £ fe: -A
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i
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Elec Household
Jan
Sept1'
Jan^
1941
■Vv
1434
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.
Aug'
16834
2934
4Apr ■V- 534
2«
\% Jau
20 3*
2
443
•r
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10M
Preferred
Utersll com.-*
7
Oct
Oct
34
23
50
•>': 4f 0
'
834
22 M
Chicago Corp
Club Alum
v
"
9
.v——.30
Chrysler Corp common— .5
Cities Service Co com—10
450 if
•
1834 20M V
1M;"'1M
134
•
Brothers———.10
5% conv pref.
•
'
-
734
1834
Burd Piston Ring com...J
Butler
:
H
V 3 34
'
.y
•.
1234
234
Campbell Wy & Can Fdy. *
Cent 111 Pub Herv 86 pref.*
Cent 111 Secur Corp com-1
Convertible preferred:-*
Cents WUtll com--.50c
Prior lien pref...
*
5
24
'
J5^,j5V
llM
& Wire com. 1
preferred——.31*
L) com
5
Jan'
Jan
'
17
*'
Bruce Co (E
36 h
91
June
140J4 May
1,600
V
.•;> 9X'Xi:9%
10
—
2934
2H
';34
"34
Basfiao Blessl g Co com:*
com..-.5
Berghoff Brewing Corp.. 1
Betlilebem Steel Corpcoin*
Bliss & Laughltn Inc conuS
Borg Warner Corp coin—5
2534 May
com
1.
Lindsay Lt &Chem
preferred:.:*
Diamond T Mot Car
Range Since Jan.
.-'vVi
•
(DeI)..C.:3
Btlmont Radio vorp.,.
u
25M
c27M
2%
Barber Co
Bendix Avlatlou
De Mets life
85
70
•
990
-4M
134
••
•
'
v
com—3
Belden Mfg Co com.....
Oct
-801
4
100
(WH) com. :. 11
Barl & Secllg k-fg A com.5
<
for
Week
134
6
.534
,;-0;A
Deere A Co common.-. I ,*
Jan
1134
•
1,630
134
25 M
Attiey Truss Wheel cap..4
Automatic Was
'1234
5M
cS
434
Associates Invest Co com. ♦
Fe com.
"4H May
Jau
3?*
23*, May
10M Sent
151)4 152 %
c25M 26%
.
Co com.... J
Atch Top & fl
Curtiss-Wright Corp com. 1
Dayton Rubber Mfgnjom. 1
Jan
;
Tel Co cap. 100
Annour& Co. common..6
;;>
•1034' Feb
140
87
134,
.
Cunniugham Dr Stores. 2 34
Jan
150
27 %
86 M
86 34
5 :•
Anaconda Cop Min cap.50
Asbestos M fg
100
11
Cudahy Pack 7% pref.100
Common..
^.....30
Aug
5734
51M
400
;•
134
.
(Yane Co common—25
High
Feb
46
206
14 34
1
-
Low
High
Low
Price
com.
ConBpildated Oil Corn ; *
Container Corp-of America
Common x i •<. .>.tV-— 20
fan. I, 1911
Week
v
Par
Stocks—
(CmiiriHeil)$ JP4t
Consolidated Biscuit
Sales
triaag
of Prices
Price.. I4OW i; A High
Salg
sales
triduy
Last
Week's Range
till its
Week's Range
Last
283 6
At
109-4
0
J,
J;
Oct
4)6
At
Jan
234
Se
Apr
12 H
O
Oct
At
34
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Jf
112
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2096
43*
696 June W; 9s*
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Ja
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1
896
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
.
—
i,
•
.
Tuesday; November 4,194i
•
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Sales
Last
Stocks (Concluded)
Par
Week's Range
Sale
of Prices
i
Shares
Low
Price
»
Yigh
Stvyer Steel Castings com. *
15X
15X
Sou Bend Lattae Wks cap.5
32 %
33
Southwest G A E 5%:pf 100
106 %
Spiegel Inc common.....2
.-5.
Standard Brands Inc.com.*
C6
Stocks (.Concluded)
High
1454
29)4
40
5 11
Jan
Aug)
Apr
Mar
Oct
Anr
6%
Standard Gas & Elec
com
Standard Oil of Ind cap.25
32
Standard Oil of N J cap.25
6
Sundstrand Mach T'l
c5
5
com
33%
100
35%
..
Mar
Hudson Motor Gar com..*
3%
Sept
Hurd Lock A Mfg com..-.l
-380
49)4
7554
63%
4654
Sept
Kingston Prods com.....!
July
KlnselDrug
52c
Mar
4254
31c
3lc
1
Jan
34 X
July ;
Warren Bros
44%
8%
Aug
Warren (8
5J4
29
*
854
8%
30%
>4; :Feb
5954. June
190
4254
Apr
Oct
200
30c
July
938
-
430
%
25
Apr
Apr
1,103
854
-*
D) Co.—....*
,554
>
754
135
25%
s
Apr
%
Feb
-
.60
.
25
Stocks (Concluded)■
High
Houdallle-Hersbey
Masco Screw PVod
39
Boston A Maine 4)48.1970
Sept;
22%
23X
950
1954
May
25
Swift International cap. .15
m
42%
4%
23%
44%
4%
402
Mar
Feb
24X
Sept
701
1754
3154
44 X
3%
Aug
36 %
5200
38%
11154
Sept
1854
Jan
6654 June
25,000
Texas Corp
capital.....25
Thompson (J R) com-_„.2
Trane Co (The) com....25
200
6)0
6154
775
954
May
480
53)4
1,400
118)4 120)4
IX
1%
1 >%
1954
H% *14)4
122
U S Rubber Co com....10
U S Steel common
52
7%
cum preferred...100
Utah Radio Prod com._..l
Wayne Pura p Co capital.. 1
West UnTeleg com.... 100
2154
71
Westnghs El & Mfgcom.50
Rights..
%
28X
•70X
Apr
25
Oct. 25 to Oct. 31,
IX
iMSt
July
May
24
1354
Oct
Feb
18%
31%
Oct
104 X
Oct
Sale
Stocks—
Jan
ht
Oct
554
Feb
1%
8%
Sept
1
Jan
3 X
Mar
454
3
Mar
Oct
6%
Aug
May
79 X
Oct
5X
15X
15%
Wisconsin Banksh com...*
550
Woodall Indust com...-.2
600
Wrlsrley (Wm Jr) Co cap .*
293
Yates-Amer Mach cap...5
Yell >w Tr & Coach cl B
1
200
63
354
130
13
Oct
550
..
Zenith Radio Corp com..*
Price
9
Oct
B............
Jan
Jams
Cln Gas & Elec pref
Friday
' I;\7 -i}• 1.
Apr
Stocks—
Arundel
Par
Corp.
Week's Range
for
tale
of Prices
*
-v
High
j
16X
17%
460
26 X
26 X
70
50
(Conn)..50
Bait Tra islt Co
com v
......
55
19
t c. *
1st pref vtc..
100
3.75
Con6ol Gas E L & Power.*
3.90
100
2%
32
97
641
117
100
110
10
3
Oct
May
preferred C
Davison Chemical
Preferred
com.
5
106
Apr
tc....
v
Fidelity & Deposit
Fidelity & Guar F'lre
20
P S 7 %
_'
.
Jan
40
4
9
May
22
239
......
"29"
100
17 X
Feb
10X
17X
Feb
22 %
1.75
7)4
*
6%
•
*
239
6
Oct
255X
27 %
Apr
29X
Feb
3.75
20X
20c
20c
90
97 X
97 X
46
......
2
46
24
25
16X May
20c
Oct
10
94X
Jan
ou
43
43 x
52 %
52 X
73
......
......
46
Oct
57
21
May
73
29%
33 X
$4,500
1,000
..*
23
23
i
-• ••
r'
3
'
3
*
Apr
10
10
Amer Tel & Tel
San
Dig low
100
Carpet
ir referred.
Bird & Son Inc.
Boston &
Boston
for
of Prices
Low
High
150%
*
6%'
.25
7%
Boston Elevated.
Boston Herald
7X
7X
168 X
109
219
87 X
89 X
25 X
26 X
494
6,898
44
45%
17
Traveller.*
«.
Class A 1st pref stpd. 100
Class B 1st pref std.. 100
■
»
„
7X
Jan
Boston Pers Prt p Trusts. *
Boston & Provl ience..l00
Brown & Durrell Co
-
-
*
-
•
-
5
Common.
12 X
IOC-
11
10
12 X
116
X
6X
413
5X
7
260
4X
-
June
58 X
Jan
35 X
246
30X
Apr
41X
IX
110
75c
Jan
2
no
74 X
June
90
10
•
10
160
623
3X
10
22 X
38
2
,
5
12
Jan
Oct
102
12
27X
21
May
-
557
4X
IX
IX June
Feb
2
May
2,150
%
16
Jan
Aug
Sept
Sept
3X
IX
IX
26 X
26 X
.
-
•
490
25
13
4%
28
5X
i i'-
19 X
13c
13c
28
------
_5X
177
19X
5
15c
90
4-
Jan
12 X
Feb
885
28 X
5c May
18X May
5X
18'4
31
693
108 X
Oct
38
tu
19o
Jau
X
35c
<
558
17
3,080
4X
Jan
2X May
15
June
10c
10c
100
17X
22X
99
11X
672
21 %
*
17X
17X
.50
22 X
22 X
Folding Mach Co. 10
8hawmut Assn T C-..-._*
F'or footnotes see
page
1
Feb
Oct
Feb
160
8X
Oct
0H
110
6%
May
7 %
Jan
26c
1.2C0
15c June
47c
410 <4
Aug
Jan
3854
10
3854
388
460
«33
37X
25
8
960
'
34
May
295
29
u3%
a3%
65
alO
(i
10c
alOc
300
a27%
29
854
Lincoln Petroleum Co. .100
to .k' cod Aircralt < orp._ i
al7?4 al8%
Oit
33%
57 He
Feb
3X
Aug
Apr
12c
Aug
8c
8
June
Jan
10X Aug
*46c Mar
Air
31
5%
Jan
8
?8c
Jan
1.5C0
"98
20c
20
1
45c
45c
45c
160
1
1.60
1.60
1.70
1
43c
43c
43c
1.4C0
1C0
30c
5%
5)4
9%
5)4
9%
218
4%
Apr
9%
202
9X
an
ay
2254
485
29
29
29
280
Aug
22% June
28 % M ay
42
42
190
37%
Apr
337
33 X
June
400
1%
Apr
34%
22)4
34%
2.i5
2.00
34%
2.15
40
1
50
40
40
%
10)4
%
10)4
15c
7X
300
9%
454
950
10.14
10)4
454
31
31
30
5,220
31
15
15
30
15
43X
2',
2%
5h
412
23)4
1,174
23
44
44
5
.ian
11
50
015
879
3254
3254
3254
3254
3254
12%
855
23%
623
1%
1%
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10%
10 %
454
454
a 12)4 ai3%
14%
14%
754
8
SCO
3254
12
2254
1%
16%
10%
454
al3
1154
22)4
Oct
Jan
Sept
28
Jan
.
Jan
Thompson Prod Inc
Union Metal
Oct
47%
Jan
30 %
Jan
270
2(0
31% May
33 >'4
Jan
14X
Aug
Jan
24X
2%
Sept
Aug
38X
Aug
Oct
8X May
10X
4X May
72
.
8
9
9
9%
1.50
Vultee Aircraft Inc...... 1
9%
Oct
13 %
1,406
Jan
16
615
OX
Apr
9
440
4%
Apr
11X
Sept
405
4%
Apr
11X
Sept
Jan
9)4
9%
6H
52c
28X
July.
Jan
Oct
Oct
6X Apr
4X Aug
19X Sept
129
Jan
hi Feb
450 June
8c May
Feb
Oct
25c
Mar
19X
Aug
25 X June
1
Am Rad A Std Pan Corp.. *
Amer Smelt A Refg Co. ..*
Amer Tel A Tel Co
*
1
IX
575
X
Oct
I X June
Armour
------
10
198.
9X
1
9X
9X
1
80
30
8
Feb
1
Feb
9X
Apr
10
1%
Jan
424
11
Jan
Jan
.05%
a37%
150%
a'25%
a4%
2054
al4%
.>10
a36%
62%
a 19%
a40%
a26
(ill)..a.i..6
n4%
Top A San Fe 100
2954
Baidw in Loco Works v t cl3
al4%
BarnsdaU Oil Co....»...5
Bendlx Aviation Corp.
.5
Oct. 25 to Oct. 31, both
inclusive, compiled from official sales list 4
Drop Forge
*
Baldwin Rubber
2,225
,300
..
com.
675
uriggsMfg com.
-
Brown McLaren com
-
196
300
Burroughs Add Mach
62%
Borg-Warner Corp. ..^,..5
Caterpillar Tractor Co...*
Columbia G A
fll9X
040%
E Corp..L* i; 2
-
345
-5%
Jan
9%
Oct
13c
July
20c
Jan
6)4
5
Oct
-
18X -Oct
75c
Jan
7% May
15
Apr
200
640
60c
Mar
1,110
2%
May
•100
9iC
OuWley Mliner com.....*
10c Mar
1
1
150
2
General Motors com
16%
Aug
a'27% a2754
a2% 02
1% Sept
4
Oct
Jan
250
coin
a2754
1954
1%
250
com
Intl Nickel Co of Can
10c
May
Apr
Sept
int Tel A T« 1 Corp
•
Kennecott Copper Corp..*
Loew's; Inc. a v,
Montg Ward A Co Inc...*
10
Brewing, com.,... 1
Sert
'
%
Oct
Jau
2% May
50
Aug
J
Feb
23%
Sept
7X
Feb
10X
Sept
516
28X
Oct
34 X
Jan
41
•
17X
345
:
35X
Mar
39 X
Aug
20
11X
Feb
20 X
Oct
Aug
29 X
85
£0
27
:»
2
Apr
Oct
3%
402
33X
Mar
13
30X
Feb
Sept
3i %
39
" July
Aug
164
Oct
39
Jan
10X
Oct
15
Jan
70
23
Apr
Apr
all
Sept
Sept
all 54 all )4
9
9
54
3
North American Co.....*
Ohio OH Co..
*
12X
12 X
17%
17%
Jan
200
6X
Feb
9%
July
45c
J4
B 9 '.•■■
Packard Motor Car Co... *
a2 54
Pennsylvania RR Co.-.50
a22%
Jau
Pure Oil Co....
2% May
Jan
Radio Corp of America. .*
al054
354
2)4
Jan
4)4 June
2)4" Jan
...»
July
3654
May
Mar
48)4
.2 54 Sept
Standard Brands, Inc.... *
TOc June
1.00
Jan
Standard Oil Co
7oc
Sent
Mar
11X
X
11
;
540
Jan
?0c
Jan
10
-825
#410
13%
1054
4
2%
">.!
11
1%
i00
Jan
2
a32
100
200
4%
■
a
Oct
1,157
Oct
100
Jan
al3
354
70c
Sept
83%
a.29%
1054
1% May
66c
Oct
46%
•
al3
*
390
2%
65c
029%
20%
40% May
25
North Amer Aviation Inc 1
N Y Central RR Co
3^
Oct
34
Apr
-
-
Jan
5)4 Sept
"
34
a3854 a3854
Oct
16%
Mar
280
595
34
Jan
00 %
X
154
3854
1
a2%
a3854
jau
94c
54
3%
3
com
1
Gr. nd Valley Brew com_.l
Jan
*
35
July
30% May
Jan
18X
10
Sept
38 X July
200
.
a26
July
2854
'.. *
Air
-274
-
8%
854
-2854 '2854
9)4
4,443
54
%
3%
a20
3
2
a954
-
Jan
Feb
9X May
rV loo
£ 2 ;
■
4%
18%
-14
150
«40
17
454
«40 H
a38%
Oct
Eureka Vacuum Cjm...
Fe«.e at Mot Truck com..*
62 X
a20
Jan
900
a3834
a20%
a39 %
JUne
800
14
Jan
40X Jure
Feb 1 20X
Feb
5H
22 X
50
*
10
a20
-
7
158
200
I4)a
General Foods Corp.
*
Goodrich (B F) Co......*
68c
18c
a
k-3%
a26
Apr
85
General Electric Co
1354
Detroit Paper Prod eom._l
Durham Mfg com
854
a'26%
a 4%
2954
6
Oct
38%
140X May
860
Jan
1954
254
Detroit Edison com.... 100
a26
a9%
%
35
150
152%
Jan
100
*
.
OontU ental Oil Co
2
a5%
038
154 Sept
24
2,015
Deisel-Wem-Gll com.
Det A Clev Nav com
354
(Lkl) 15
CurtlS8-Wrlght Corp..... 1
Continental Motors com.l
Goebel
Bethlehem Steel Corp...*
Commercial Solvents Corp* <a9H
Commonw'th A t outherni*
%
Consolidated Paper com. 10
Consumers Steel com.... 1
Gar Wood Ind
10
Continental Motors Cor.p.1
com
Graham-Paige
10X
& Co
Atchison
General finance
......
a5%
a'37%
150%
100
Anaconda Copper Mln Co50
Weinberger Drug Stores.. *
Frankenmuth Brewcom..l
:
Jan
Mininr. Stocks—
Blk Mammoth Cons M. 10c
*
July
July
Oct
Sept
Mfg.
U 8 8teel com
2X Sept
21
Jan
6X
13 %
13
6c
14 X
Vega Airplane Co
Vlchek Tool..i
Atlas
Aug
34 %
Feb
IX
25
1,220
Mar
Feb
18
10
%
Jan
8X
110
29
Unlisted Stocks-
Oct
July
Jan
M ay
May
28 %
Oct
32)4
Oct
Aug
Republic Steel com.
Richman Bros
c
c
g
Jan
29
29)4
i
Sept
Aug
38
30
29
L
A
May
Jbly
22%
*44
29)4
29
30
Jan
Sept
July
28c Aug
12X Aug
10X
Feb
'2% June
1,179
m 5%
23
Aug
3
40%
June
29
160
2)4
ft 5 %
Jan
Ii.ar
40
.fan
2%
25
Jan
30;i4
Feb
10 hi
4%
11X
28 X
Feb
789
10 %
Vi
a
55c
IX May
42
fept
May
Sept
2X Mar
70o Aug
5X Aug
Jan
*
com
Feb
677
42c
7
2254
Jan
Feb
8X Sept
20% Fept
Oct
3%
135
o27 % a'28%
7
Union OH of California..25
Universal Consol Oil.... 10
Ohio Oil com...
47%
5%
7
40c
42c
Angeles Invest Co. .10
Jan
48c June
200
1
854
.
Mar
Sept
9%
34
Feb
485
Transamerica Corp...... 2
Transcon A Western Air..5
N Y Central RR com..
Ohio Brass B...........*
c
6
74X
■
Apr
29%
%
40c
Sept
Mar
6% May
23% Sept
5
%
unray Oil Corp
.1
Superior Oil Co (The).-.25
Taylor Milling Corp.....*
Refining new...*
Priorpref 6%.
14%
68%
68 X
395
8
...1
Oct
Aug
Aug
35
26c
a33
So Calif Edison Co Ltd. .25
Nestl; LeMur A
Det-M ich Stove com
Reece Button Hole Mach 10
Reece
ht
25c
-7
26c
100
25
17
100
8)4
395
01854
Shell Union Oil Corp
15
Solar Aircraft Co........ 1
Fonta? Drrg Stores
*
*
Auto City Brew con
108X 110X
Qulncy Mining Co
799
6
8)4
614
8
Sec Co Units of Ben Int
Sept
28 X
IX May
May
20
5X
3X
..
21%
6
a33
5H% 1st preferred-..25
Pacific Indemnity Co...10
Pac Lighting Corp com... *
Apr
May
2
18 X
...
2054
a74?4 a75%
MenascoMfg Co
Aug
8X
41
-
Apr
3X
Co.
80
308
Oceanic Oil Co
Pacific Clay Products
Low
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
3X
Mills
1,592
6
9%
22X
20
Jan
"3% May
55% July
5%
Apr
%
Upson-Walton..-
May
2X
-6X
1
......
-
6
Sept
Sept
Sept
97 %c July
9X
a 3%
Mascot Oil Co.
for
Week
Shares
■
20
1054
13
a54
«5654
29%
Los
Interiake Iron com..... *
Oct
'
Pennsylvania RR
Sales
Otis sted
47 X
IX
New Eagl G & E Assn pfd * 2m--.-i.it
New Engl Tel & Tel... 100
110X
Pacific
compiled from official sales lists
Interlace Steamship
Kelly island Lime A Tr..*
Lauison & Sessions
*
Oct
84
1954
0
3854
-
Hancock Oil Co A eom...*
Lane-Wells Co
Patterson-Sargent.
130
3X
Narragansett Rac Assn..l
.......
Exchange
Packer Corp
50
......
Cum preferred...... 100
Old Colony RR
Jan
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Harbauer Co----
7%
Feb
-
Lac Chemlols Inc
48%
...
8
Apr
Feb
Apr
17 %
"
6%
26 R
Ryan Aeronautical Co... 1
Feb
3%
10
395
Robeits "uhlie MarketS--2
Aug
525
754
a2154 a21?4
Ho ly Development Co... 1
Hudson Motor Car Co.--*
3654 May
General Elec Com
IX
420
72 %c
'■
2X
3%
2X
Feb
17X May
:»lr< stone T A
c
75c
21 H
Rice Ranch Oil Co
1
Richfield Oil Corp com...*
23X
Feb
Oct
Jan
3X
Mass Utll Associates vtc.l
North Butte...2.50
505
Jan. 1, 1941
8
7%
13
Gen Motors Corp com.. 10
General Paint Corp pref..*
Gladding McBean A Co.
Goodyear Tire A Rub Co. *
preferred
Aug
3X
26 X
IX
N YNH&Hartf RR..100
39)4
1554 July
10% Sept
4 %
Jan
Republic Pet Co
13
Oct
I
26 X
26 X
Natlo.-al Tun A Mines...*
Apr
Oct
$4,50
Apr
IX
6
6% preferred;.........50
.*
July
33 X
-
Lamsou Corp (Del) com..5
Mergeuthaler Linotype
1 %
100
3
60
38
Gillette Safety Razor Co.*
Maine Central conu...100
Oct
June
205
IX
49 X
6
Economy Grocery Stores.*
Employers Group
»
15
Jan
2 X
1
15X
-
Feb
854
2.10
Range Sin
Week
Standard Oil of Ohio..
*
Isle Royale Cop Co
IX
13
-
21
15%
2%
-
1154
20
Sales
■fhr
2%
Jan
1%
Jan
72%c Oct
a54
r
100
-
541
Oct
1.20 May
1
common.
1
IX
m
Exeter Oil Co A
National Acme.
6X
6X
35 X
..*
Jan
283
3
Jan
3 % Sept
13c
Feb
Jan
5c
225
\.
Standard Oil Co of Calif.*
Preferred B
100
9)4
*
Aug
July
Jan
Shares
8)4
Murray Ohio Mfg
3X
3X
2
1%
4C0
Electrical Products Corp.4
Emseo Derr A Equip
5
451
Jan
100
Week's Range
of Price*
High
5
8X
120
100
6c
1314
1)4
-Feb
1,830
0.74%
Metro Paving Brick
*
Miller Wholesale Drug...*
85
.....
Sept
Eaton M!g
National
3)4
-5c
Apr
Aug
'
3%
1
Apr
3X Aug
3X Aug
3% July
52c
438
2.25
*
-.
Douglas Aircraft Co
20 X
•
500
1%
2
19%
tetl Corp pref...*
Creameries of A merlca.
Oct
84
com
6%
July
17
100
Preferred.....
(. oiisi.l
July
20
10
100
63C
3%
■
5
170
70
9%
.
Jan
Aug
1J4
Jan
74c July
Oct
2.15
a21%
Consolidated Oil Corp...*
IX
1st preferred
AdJ ustment
Chrysler Corp
Feb
6%
43%
Apr
Sept
2,022
Range
>
Oct
Taw
72 %c
com..*
Medusa Portland Cement *
2X
Eastern Mass Bt Ry—
Common
.100
Eastern S8
34
« orp
Feb
1
100
100
July
Packing
50 X
20X
1%
4X% prior pref
6% preferred.
254
6154 Sept
8%
Jan
:allf
Central Invest Corp... 100
Cessna Aircraft Co
1
Apr
2X
6X
6
Jan
'
41X
Aug
99c
180
3)4
Bolsa Chloa Oil com .F: 4.-1
Broadw ay Dept Store Inc. *
296
10 x
2)4
1,905
1 %
2
Corp.....2
Original preterred....25
6% preferred B__
25
5)4% preferred C....25
So Calif Gas Co 6% pref.25
6% preferred A
25
Southern Pacific Co
*
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
-154
Jan
Aug
2.25
Bandlni Petroleum Co-.-l
McKee(AG) clB.
3
■6X
Copper Range
*
Eastern Fuel <fc Gas Assoc—
:X4H
1
■
Aircraft Accessories Inc50c
Blue Diamond
Jan
3
.
Jan
Feb
Sale
Jan
3X July
750
Bept
4%
2%
72c
3)4
Last
Jan
Jan
2.
July
254
20)4
Feb
•
52o
Price
10X
X
5X
IX
IX
IX
IX
1
Friday
97 X
34 X
2X
2X
*
Oct
'200
254
July
Apr
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Oct
2X
3
-.••••a
* a—7.
C,lamet & Hecla
-
May
3
Jan
,
1)4
154
"Apr
17%
1.00
•
11
Jan
Angeles Stock Exchange
Oct
3
2X
1%
15
954
of Prices
Jan
Jan
Apr
154
175
\
954
•
Sept
2%
2%
-
Oct
Feb
*
Goodrich B F.
■
50c
8
-
•
com...
25.X
87
,
11X
■
-
Clafs B 1st prof
J 00
CIjss CDt pref stpd. 100
Class D Ft pi stpd.. 100
Class F11st pmf std.. 100
8X
3
1)4
2)4
Week's
Jan
8)4
3)4
30%
-
Pac Finance Corp com.. 10
Pac Gas A Electric com.25
Price
111
1
17X
IX
8X
a,
2554 July
Cliffs Corp com.
Colonial Finance
High
Boston A Maine—
Common stamped.-.100
Prior preferred
100
Jan
Jan
50% May
6
May
2954
Oct
:
Feb
30
CleveKy..
100
649
1,550
>2-
•••
*
Los
Jan
13%
Controller......
Clave#Let
2
72c
Oct. 25 to Oct. 31,
654 July
45
154. Sept
1254
.
Mar
154
11
Apr
2)4 May
25
May
-100
9«c
Jan
4
38
10
City Ice & Fuel
c
17
100
70
Sept
1.25
6
1,417
214
154-
Jan
Gifeve Cliffs Iron pre
148 X May
200
3%
1
Oct
Jan
1254
954
154
*
....*
Stocks-
Sept
56X SepOc.
73
Low
38
87%
25
6%
Friday
c
2,363
*
25%
44%
Albany...... 100
Edison
109
250
-
Oct
•
55
70
m
Oct. 25 to Oct. 81, both inclusive,
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
Shares
150X 152 X
109
347
GMand Stock
Week
Co¬
100
.90
June
OCt
May
18%
1
Farme's Ais erNat Bk.100
General Motors
2)4
2)4
18%
3%
■'
Oct
July.
•
29
Feb
,54
26
ex;
....10
Columbia Gas
sales
Week's Range.
sale
Price
29)4
5
40
4)4
1054
June
3
-
100
40
44
Sept
19%
-
525
0%
854
454 June
25
5654
2954
*
50
City Ice
Exchange
Last
Pa'
7
2)4
■
Jan
2
154
Jan
V ;;
250
2
Jan
11%
Oct
2454 June
4
223
54
"154
5754
154
.
*
Amer Rolling Mill.,
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Friday
Stocks—
60c
700
100
Wolverine Brew
Jan
Unlisted—
Mar
47 %
Jan
64%
900
25c
Oct
July
Oct
1454
7%
Feb
34..
-II
654
10
'
"
54
——*
29X Sept
Mar
40
6,000
1
2%Oct
,154 Mar
.
June
Feb
Sept,
.
99
Apr
24
258
.
5)4
Jan
754
2
98
Jan
30
184
Clark
llmk
6)4
•
Feb
454
79
28%
Preferred.
Oct. 25 to Oct. 31,
107%
200
*
.1
Sate
& Fla 6%.....1945
24)4
6)4
Last
Bait Transit Co 4s flat 1975
A 5s flat....
-1975
Aug
6
50
Bonds—
Ga
94%
87 X
.
3
-•
7 54
U%
Wurlltzer.
97 % June
22
1.504
25X
X
44
754
24
i
34
Jan
570
..
Northern Central Ry
50
? enn Water & lower com.*
A ug
100
11%
Sept
1.15
19X
......
7%
6%
34
Apr
19X
19X
251
Apr
May
1)4
Warner Aircraft com.-... .1
Wayne Screw Prod com..4
Jan
20c
2.80
154
■
Auv
25
*
Western Bank
Oct
14
854
44
10
--*
Preferred.
Apr
A(r
152
29
2.75
840
85c
Universal Cooler B
.
79% June
854
Oct
U S Playing Card
U S Printing
July
Feb
Jan
654
Oct
5
157
Rapid...
Oct
9%
1.00
512
May
16c
168
Apr
3
210
PAG---
July
Oct
3%
Jan
9
*
Oct
35 X
15 X
50
332
1.45
240 X
29
..
New Amsterdam Casualty2
North Amer Oil Co eom..l
U S Fidelity & Guar.
29
17X
21X
;
159
1.30
pf.25
com
135
34
10
....
Mercantile Trust Co....50
enn
Apr
113X
37
A pr
IX
148
74
June
84
83
*
(Dan)
National Pumps
Preferred
Sept
Jan
17
•1 %
SCO
500
Tom Moore Diet com
United Specialties
2254 Sept
2% July
Magnavox. ——....2.50
Meteor......
L
*
.Oct
10X
34
Houston Oil pref......100
Md & Pa RR cjinmon.iOO
Mon W T
70
162
11
Jan
400
We
j
Standard Tube B com_:.. 1
Sept
Sept
154
607
Lunkenhelmer
Jan
6%
5%
260
130X 131 %
.......
10
Finance Co of Am A com.5
Ga Sou & F"la 1st pref. .100
MtV-Woodb Mills
400
33
33
33
l
10X
8%
Jan
86c
35
Feb
3
29)
Hatfield prior pref......12
Hobart A.,
*
July
1.00 Sept
h% Sept
7.1 X Jan>
118X Aug
liOX
Jan
Jan
114
110
100
Eostn Sugar Assoc com vtc 1
1.65
54 X
22
117
Apr
Oct
■17
5%
Kahn
17% Sept
23%
Mar
•4 %
Dow Urut..
29
27c May
30
.1754
95)4' 95W
Kroger
14% May
Jan
74
14
10
50
Eagle-PL-hcr-.
High
17
321
57%
54 X
55 X
% prefer red B... 100
4%
Low
14
.
1854
3%
20
Gibson Art-.
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Shares
-34
96
100
_...
tl Coast Line
4 X
Low
High
Feb
-1654
254
100
1854
3%
2%
Crosley Corp
Week
Price
Jan
6 •il
1%
Simplicity Pattern com...l
22
-
254
74
33
Cincinnati Telephone...50
Salee
Last
Apr
60c
Oct
85c
Sheller Mfg com...,.^..l
Week
C NO&TP-—
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
yr*5?"ifv"
Oct
154
Feb
1%
River Ralson Paper com.. *
Scotten-Dlllon com.....10
Cincinnati Street
Jan,
Aug
'
'• r-i"'
*
com
46c
Mar
3%
,
1,''00
,
7H
754
5%
5%
2%
2%
27
:27)4
-654
654
10
com
4)4 • Jan
'
1
■
Rlckel (H W) common...2
Range Since Jan. I,. 1941
,
Shares
22%
74
..40
Champ Paper A Fiber.... *
Churngold.
*
Cin Ball Crank
1
6
Exchange
660)
*
Tivoll Brewing com.
22%
254
Coehn
/!}P'
for
,
Cln Union Stock Yds
■'
Murray Corp
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
High
.
5
*
Parker-Wolverine com...*
Week's
Amer Laundry Mach—20
Burger Brewing.
*
Carthage Mills A
100
Oct
50
400
7,550
154
1W
75c
Mid-West Abrasive com50c
Motcr Products com.'
Jan
Mar
19
71
154
1%
■
2%
1)4
Jan
)
A
Peninsular Mtl Prod com.l
Friday
Williams Oll-O-Matlc com*
Stock
10154
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Jan
Wieboldt Stores Inc com.*
Oct, 20 to Oct. SI,
400
5.0C0
2'2c
208
Oct
Apr
Jan
13%
;
v"
Prudential Invest com...l
Jan;
320
v.
69
•
103% 103%
Cincinnati Stock
>
Sept
5,000
30)4
74%
69
A 4%s'48,
22c
14%,
1 V?
46o
.
9C0
G,
Sept
30c June
.220
•
3%
Packard Motor Car com... ♦
Jan
130
Mar
17)4
ser
Parke Davis
Jan
69 X
Apr
750
Sept
17
11554 June
Ry
Jan,
79%
Oct
Oct
4854
22%
49%
1,800
■
*
__
116
June
I960
—
E Mass St
Jan
6%
V;i2H"
Feb
14%
50)4
23%
69%
13)4
48H
c23%
20
Walrreen Co common..
9
9%
72%
x9
Union Carb & Carb cap..*
United Air Lines Tr cap..5
U S Gypsum Co com
-
4s
Aug;
•10:
8
950
.
50c
3%
-•2)4
1%
1
com
Michigan Sugar com.
July.
600
111)4,11154
225
;
1%
49c
1
...
10
1,330
44c
1
com
High
450
.4
1%
Casting
Michigan Silica
3s '56
conv
10)4
■
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Shares
10
10
B..-.*
McClanahan Oil com
Bonds—
Amer Tel A Tel
10-
•
LaSalle Wines common...2
Apr
June
..
r High
Low
com..
I
Lakey Fdry A Mch oom..l
1% June
31
Price
Hoskins Mfg common..2%
Jan
954
Oct
Par
Jan
Mlchlian Die
July
Sept
7%
6X
-
Waldorf System
•.
Low
Jan
Swift & Co capital..i...25
.
40
...25
5
250
.
33
United Shoe Mach Corp.25
Oct
Anr
5%
465
6%
s%
6%
Studebaker Corp com..._l
582
6%
25
;
TTtah Metal & Tun Co-.-l
Oct
Week
>25
Aug;
Aug
40
374
36%
7054
54
for
of Prices
42
Sept:
pref
TFerfc's Range
Sale
451
5%
cum
tales
Last
6)4
2%
Mar
%
25%
1,546
5
1, 1941
Shares
26%
36%
554
26%
.*
Range Since Jan.
Yigh
<
Oct
154
50
33
43 X
c43X
Stewart Warner Corp com 5
Stork line Furn Corp com 10
Low
Apr
5
675
1,700
6%
2X
H.
Price
72
5854
43
Standard Dredge pref—
Common.............1
Week
*
United Fruit Co...
Friday
for
of Prices
*
Torrtngton Co (The)
Union Twist Drill Co
Jan
106 %
454
-
Stone & Webster
Oct
106%
245
2%
X
18
37
Par
Week's Range
Sale
50
,
Last
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941>
200
106 %
5X
tales
Friday
&
Jan
Republic Steel Corp
*
al7%
Sears Roebuck A Co
*
a69
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. 15
10
Southern
Railway Co....*
(N J)..25
Stone A Webster Inc..-i. *
17)4
5)4
043%
a6
a254
a22%
al0%
354
al7%
a67%
10
a254
25
145
2X
22
May
a2254
Oct
25
al054
65
8%
Jan
10%
3%
414
3X
17X
Oct
%4%
Oct
70X May
22 X
72 X
F'eb
10X
al754
100
o69%
426
10
17%
1654
5)4
5%
a42% 043%
a6
32
a6
258
200
260
126
5
8X
14
5%
34
5%
July
Oct
Jan
Apr
3X
Jan
Aug
May
,
July
Jan
Jan
Apr
18%
July
Aug
6%
Jan
43% "Sept
7% Aug
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4002
154
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Sales
Friday
Last
'SaleStocks (Concluded)
Week's Range
of Prices
High
Low
Price
Par
a5
.
for j-:;
Week
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
SI. Louis Stock
Shares
Stocks
023-
Friaay
Last
Week's Range
for
Union Carbide A Carbon. *
a694 a724
a3GA «36 %
A •
X
Sale
of Prices
Week
United Aircraft Corp..-.5
United Corp fThe) (Del).*
--10
U S Steel
Warner Bros Pictures Inc_5
fe.'t;
Mfg
com
...
Dr Pepper com.
La'ledeStrel
Oct, 28 to Oct, 81, both
Last
■
Sale
of Prices
Week
8%
16%
17
37%
37%
16%
16%
com
con>._25
Bearing Metals pf.100
Rice-Ftlx Dry Gds com
Sterling Aluin
—
-
-
Chrysler Corp I . ;'.'.; i i. 7- *
Curtis Pub Co com.7--.-*
Wagner Electric
*
Preferred.
25-year
Le lgh Coal & Navigation*
Lehigh Valley-..:-—--AO
Nat'l Power & Light
*
Pennroad Corp v t c.,-:-l
Pennsylvania RR.v—.50
conv
Inc
1964
S
Friday
Last
Week's Range
Reading RR—.60
for
Sale
of Prices
Low
High
Week
.-50
....50
preferred
Salt Dome 011 Corp
Price
.1
Aircraft Accessories
Scott Paper............ *
Sun Oil
To lopaii Bi
1,1941
Shares
lmont—10c
Bank ofCalif N A......80
—
Gas Improv com,
Preferred...—.-•—.*
Calif Art Tile A...
WestmortLaid Coal...-.20
.
1 en. 8','lvauta RR 18. -1048
referred
*
Week's Range
Last
Sale
Par
of Prices
Low,
price
21%
25
18%
Oct
25
Jan
7%
153
6%
Apr
10)4
Jan
8.4
S;i,
25
2,161
7%
Mar
1A3-4
Jan
Fireman's Fund Indm... 10
1%
Oct
..U)
......
Duquesne Brewing——5
1
-.-v
r.XiUits
1 %
*
84
lupply—10
San Toy
OOe
Shamrock Oil & Gas
UnitedStatvsGLjjj
10(J
1%
SCO
l-o
1%
16,4
95
2,559
1,658
556
160
100
94
84
Apr
Oct
99
8%
54
60c
1%
9%
71 %
5
5%
20
24
>0e
354
194
71 %
24
194
744
Westtnghouse Air Brake.. *
Westtughouse El & Vlfg-60
5
Jan
64
1
*
Vanadium Ail jy steel
>12
679
l%
1%
164
684
9%
684
5
1
1
Mlni.ig
Apr
Se.it
10
&
Rights
7
2c
2%
i0;
36
204
75
4
s
9%
<^ct
Jau
Gen Metals Corp cao.-2
5% May.
55c July
1
Mar
Oct
Oct
124 Jlly
964 Jan
1% Apr
64 Oct
lc Jan
2
May
i()c Oct
35 4
Oct
174 Apr
714 Oct
162
140
2,600
689
700
305
629
687
610
'xo
7%
9
g
3
30c
40
-
Bale Bros Stores Inc.
Hoxxt Brot iers pref
3
3
116
2
Jan
34
54%
Le.l.e Stlt Co
ted Aircraft oorp.-l
Lyoi,s-..agnus A
*
*
Magnln <fc Co I com
«
Stocks (Continued)
Par
Electrolux Corp...
1
JVorks LtJ.;t
pref....100
*
*
Foundation Co of Can...*
174
2
25
-
—
*
,
-
-.
-
Feb
1494
...-.50
Smelting..5
Crown Cork & Seal Co—*
DlsJllets Seagrams...-;.*
Dominion B tdge..„....*
Dominion Glass.
100
Dominion Steel & Coal B 25
Dominion Stores Ltd.... *
Dom Tar & Chem pref 100
Dominion Textile...
"
Con Mi. log &
.
Paper
Eastern-/-DfttrUs-." U'r:
Dryden
For footnotes see
—*
---
64 '
,
.154-
'
for
of Prices
Price
Low
High
Sales
Friday
Week
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Last
Stocks (Concluded)
Par
Week's Range
for
Last
Shares
*
64
Feb '
28 4
of Prices
Low
High
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Shares
Price
Week
preferred
100
Bronze—."*
Preferred........... 25
Int Paper
preferred
104
Jan
Jan
100
Inter Pete Co Ltd.
274
284
International Fower
Aug
.*
*
100
Preferred
Sept
Lake
July
Lang & Sons Ltd (John A) *
Laura Secord
;_3
10
118 4 June
15
Ja-
*164
Oct
1.85
Jan
105
Mar
Feb
■
2
4
Sept
Sept
Apr
34
8
Feb
84 May
44
Feb
4
May
32
74
64
41
30
My
244 June
19
May
214 May
May
28
27 4
119
64 May
94
4
Feb
6
84
4
Aug
Jan
Jaa
Mar
Feb
Jan
Sept
Sept
89
82
Jan
Feb
7
Sept
75»
^ept
-
(C*V)._
*
Saguenay Power pref..100
St. Lawrence Corp
A preferred
*
.....50
St Lawr Flour Mills pf.100
St Lawrence Paper pref 100
Shawinigan W & Power..*
S
er
Williams of Can pf 100
Simon (H) & Sons
Sout'
ern
Can 1
L_*
*
ower
Steel Co. of Canada.....*
Preferred
-
.1.
.
United fcteel Corp...
Woods Mfg pref
.25
*
100
Z«l.er8 preferred
25
Banks—
Canadicnne...100
Commerce
100
Montreal..'.
Nova Scotia
Royal.
i;.--
100
....—100
100
*
.....100
Preferred
M a-ssey Harris
r
New.
-
-
McOolI-Frontenac OIL
Mont Cottons pref
*
-
*
100
M ont Tek grapli
Atg
45m Jav
Lindsay
—
Sept
May
v
*
.*
25
Preferred
Oct. 25 to Oct. 31,
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Mont L H & Power Cons.*
4
6
Qf the Woods...
Sept
70
- . - .
......
*
Quebec Power
Regent Knitting
Internal Nickel of Canada *
19
;
108
International
'
126
---
898
.'.-.*
May
1124 Feb
7
.
Apr
Sept
*
Imperial Tobacco of Can .5
Indiwt Accept Corp
*
Jan
Sept'
*
100
May
------
.
*
Preferred
Jatif' Hudson Bay Mining
A^g- imperial Oil Ltd
1014
17
23
-
Penm ans
-100
Howard Smith Paper
July-
F'eb ;^' ' 6^M9»» .>-
5
May
204 Apr
184 May
110
i;
page
,
34 June
174
■>
44
384
....»
264,
July 4 19
44
......
General Steel Wares
Jam
84
944 June
64
low
Get
Feb
-
n
Preferred—
Cojkshutt
Feb
134
144
274
-—25
224
Candn Celanese....:—*.-* ——
PAferred 7%
100 -.. r -»
Candn Converters..... 100
Canadian Cottons pref. 100
115
Candn Foreign Investra't .* -7- - : Preferred.100
Candn Ind Alcohol
*
34
Class B
".
-*
3
Canadian Lo. omotive
*
.
Candn Pacific Rallway--25
6
.4 4
MaF
160
May
.v
Tilo.X.—i.;.,—>'--S r'kT64
—
May
54
224
Canada Cement.'.-...---*
Candn Car A Foundry..*■
Jen
104 June
137
*
74
Brit Col Power Corp A.- .* >^234
Brack Silk Mllhu———
BniHIng Products A—..*
'44
.1...—100 :..:-.
6
3
Corp..*
Preferred-.
100
294 Sept'
lOff^Sept ' Gurd (Charles)..
._*
194 Sept- Gypsum Lime & Alabas..*
17 4 Aug
14 Oct
Hollinger Gold Mines
5
Jan
14 4
Brazilian T L & P..
Canada Steanapshlp..;-.-*
Jan
144
134
.100
Mar
7
-
Bathurst Pow A Paper A:*
5% preferred
Sales
Week's Range
Power Corp of Canada...*
Gatlneau--. —--.—-*
——
—
1.10
734
4
Price Bros & Co Ltd
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
/lbert Pac Or
Preferred
7c
1.00
744
,4
Famous Players C
Week
5% preferred
B
2.50
7c
1
Enamel & Heating Prod..*
for
of Prices
tow
High
Stocks
-
1.20
53
2.50
Listed and Unlisted
Sale
Sates
—
1.15
53
gliouse E & Mfg..50
Rights (w I)
*
Week's Range
Bell Tele phone..-..
G5
a54
a364 a374
West)
Last
Exchange
29
;54
54
a434 «44
both inclusive, compiled from official saV^s lists
Oct. 25 to Oct. 31,
Acme Glove
1
Preferred
1
Friday
Algoma Steel
Astxestos Corp
Assoc Breweries.....
:
234
29
*
U S Steel com
*
UU'.-ladi.o sugar co com 5
Westates Pet com
1
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
234
25
United Alrcralt Corp cap.5
U s Petroleum Co
1
10
*
25
com
preferred
......
Aug
10
lition....5
Studebakor Corp com
Langexidorf United Bak A *
Class B-
-.-l
30
3
*
Kl, g Co
Standard Brands Inc
x()
Magnavox Co Ltd
Pennroad Corp v t c.
324
3
Standard Oil Co of N J..25
Libby McNeill & Llbby.,7
Unlisted—
355
80
32*4
com.."
0
*
So Calif Ed Ltd
Hawaiian Pine Co Ltd... *
bock
a 2%
tgomery Ward & Co."
S lver
*
Holly development-. - -—1
Honolulu Oil Corp cap...*
Feb
420
a'2%
^hasta Water Co com...*
*
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
225
2,044
...10
Preferred
*
U.ey..ound v.orp com...
234 July
864 -Bept
14 Oct
100
517
62
a8% aS%
32% 32%
27% 28%
4'4
4%
a27% a27%
Sj'numach Wall Bd com..*
McBean & Co--*
Qolden State Co Ltd
Jan
3c
Oct
GfcrrGil
Gladdi
100
6%
Pennsylvania RR....... 50
Radio Corp of America... *
Riverside cement Co a..*
General paint Corp com-.*
■,>?
preferred
."-ackard Motor
Gen Motors Corp com«. 10
105
jau
10%
Jan
6
Jan
1%
Jan
1-4 July
9%
684
2*0
.25
.Pi exerted
20.
15%
6
Mountain City Copper..5c
Norih Ainer Aviation cap.l
Ga land M ere Laundry... *
July
20c
15%
.
Copper Corp com..*
87o
Foster & Kleiser com...2M
Jau
July
3%
'
1
*
.igjto
5
Mo >oLtit To.tland Cement
Mo
1 %
20,4
10
2%
1,807
2,1
*
com
13.
58c
ivnuxyoe
ood Machine corp com 10
4%
Y(I Co
100
3%
55c
Internatl Nickel Co Can."
<sc
235
841
1.90
a37%dZ7%
.
1
*
Kenn
4%
i.eo
Maty Mints Corp.l
Int T( 1
Feb
12
984
84
54
60c
1%
9%
54
*
*
RuudMfg
14
81
1%
104
Pittsbutgh*.r-Win,-.
Pittsbuig 1 F0.gi..g8
1
Pittsburgh * late Oiass.-25
Pitts ntrew & Bolt Corp. - -•
Apr
12%
1%
984
N»t Fire proofing com
r
13
10
>.0
......
IdO
Lone star Gas
Mountain Fuel
Jan
35
Jan
Aug
215
263
4%
*
0
6%
150H15OH
25%
25%
.
1
Id-,
Fireman's Fund ins Co..25
174
134
12%
..1
Gas <x coke pf.
Jan
Oct
,
13
Barb Walker Refraccom.*
noppcts
2
•
5!^
.
3%
5
General Electric Co
Ewa) 1 int .tion Co cap. .20
8/k
2
Sept
35
.
.a
Dotninguez Oil Co
*
6%
134
x-.lectric
Dow Chemical Co com
_..
Curttss-Wright Corp
*
2x%
.
Jab
-
28Mar
Consolidated Oil Corp...*
Emporium Cap well com J. *
wrexerred (witli warr) .50
Ems .0 Der & Equip Co..5
x..---*
Columbia Gas & Electric. *
Cupperwdd.xtecLi— .*
ByvXs(AM).
Fort Pitt Brewing
DoernbeuLer j\ fg Co
-
-
Oil
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
——
■ ■■ .M".':/
Low
High
Sept
300
Cons E lison Co of N Y..*
*
Di Giorgio Fruit pref... 100
7%
Allegheny Lu Hum Steel--*
Blaw-xvt.ox . 0
—*
Devonian
High
for
Week
Shares
Out
Jan
9
11*
.
Cities Service Co com... 10
even Cos inc A com.....1'
1
Preferred.
•
5
*
Blair & Co Inc capital
Crown Zell'bach Corp corns
sales lists
Sales
Jan
pept
144
It nJCo.20
Aviation Corp of Del.
Bendlx Aviation Corp
Creameries of America Inc
Friday
g.ic
amy
16
Anaconda Gopper Mtn--50
Ai.giO Nat Corp A com..;*
Argona t Mlnii g Co.....5
UiLm Broadcast fcys A 2 %
Oct. 25 to Oct. 31, both inclusive, compiled from official
July
SH
American Tel ft Tel Co. 100
50
Common
Mar
11%
Fargo Bank & U T100
Am Rad &Std San..
Cent Eureka Mln Co com.*
Cons Cnem Ind A
94
24 4
.
u-t
-Unlisted
*
Calif Packing Corp com
I-e'.ig't Val RR 4X8-2003
Out
11%
Yel Checker Cab Co aerl
5Q
Cal f Cotton Mil.s com. 100
Bonds—
Jan
14%
*
Ci.laveras Cement com... *
Westmoreland Inc.-....10
102 4
3" 344
.
Standard Oil Co of Calif.. *
Tide Wat Asso'i Oil torn. 10
ia
July
May
234i Jan
.
_.*
W( lis
Sept
fcept
30
.
Southern Pacific Co.
Wi.il
Bishop Oil Co
2
Byron Jackson Co.
--*
Ct 1 ,mba Sugar common.20
United
Stocks—
13c
154
.
(11 Union Oil com....15
Victor Equip Co oom_.:.l
Vultee Aircraft
..1
Assoc Ins Fund Inc. j...10
common....*
Oct
July
Aug
6
Vega Airplane Co......14
Anglo Calif Nat Bank... 20
Prels red
-
144
124
.
United Air Lines
Corp...5
Universal Consol Oil.... 10
502
Jan
.
July
2.70 Sept
Transom erica Corp..
2
Union Oil Co of Calif....25
Alaska luneauGollMln 10
Tra sit Inve' Corpprif.25
United Corp
Range Since Jan
Apr
i
*284
Spring Valley Co Ltd
Sales
Philco Corp. .--.■..-■-.--3
2nd
34
Preferred...........]00
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Se^t
5
.
SoCalGasCoprefser A.25
Oct. 25 to Oct. 31,
Phila Electric Power pref 25
1st preferred
*
.....100
Soundvlew Pulp Co com.5
•..
>Jan
1.25
184
.
Signal Oil & Gas Co A...*
PLila Exec of Pa 55 pref..*
_=•;'• '-e.; ;
;•. •, :•; :lyr?'£'.:v;}■. \
Jan
3o
.
Manufacturing Co 1
Richfield Oil Corp com.—*
Ryan Aeronautical Co...T
San Maurielo Mining..P10
Rt L Pub Serv 1st M 5s '59
....10
Jan
37 M
Rheem
Bonds—
Electric Storage Battery 100
Jan
126
Rayonier Inc pref......26
Republic Petrol Co com:._l
15
com
Jan
18
R E & R Co Ltd com
10
Vardaman Shoe com—...1
Jan
Feb
44
.
Philippine L D Tel
100
Pig'n Whistle preferred.."1
T>cget Sound P&Tcom..*
1
com..
39 4
10/^
.
*
Pacific Tel & Tel com.. 100
Parafflne Co's com
*
*
common
.
*
Pacific Pub Serv com
1st preferred...
3%
....
Ftix Baer & Fuller
.
Sfidividend...;...
Scruggs-V-B Inc com...>.5
■Warrants...
Oct
Mar
July
13 4 July
2.10 Sept
284
Jan
344
Jan
31 %
Jan
54
0% .1st preferred ....25
octillin Steel common....*
Gorp.i—10
Mfg Co..--.*
Preferred.
i
lOO
Budd (E G)
General Motors
v
94
23 4
.
*
54% 1st preferred ..25
Pacific Light Corp com..'"
1004 1004
8%
'Sept
12o July
Pac G & E Co com.....25
5%
Sept
30
Pacific Can Co com....!.-*
Pacific Coast Aggregates..5
28
St Louis Pub Serv A com.l
.--•-*
American Tel A Tel...-100
American Stores
.
Class B
Oct
94
O'Connor Moffatt cl AA_*
3%
27%
5%
Nat Candy common j....*
2d preferred
...100
Shares
Price
84
.20
Nat
for
■
Oliver Utd Filters A...-.*
8A
Mo Portl Cement
Sales
Week's Rang»
104
21%
8%
Oct
21%
.
.
Occidental Insurance Co 10
Occidental Petroleum_...l
McQuay-NorHs com.....*
Inclusive/ compiled from official sales, lists
Friday
21
1.80
.
preferred..... 100
8%
*
com
100
< om..
Jan
Jan
Sept
11
North Amer Oil Cons.-.lO
104
Knapp Monarch 82.50 if.*
preferred.......
Nor A mer Invest
Shares
Mar
2.35
64
21
*
Brewing com
1
Huttig SAD com
...5
Hydraulic Press Brk pfdlOO
184
.
>
24% -35
Falstaff
Internatshoe
Prior
High
Range Singe Jan. 1, 1941
Shares
*
21
1
Fly & Walk Dry Gds com25
a71% 0.14%
07I»
o'u
it
Barber Asphalt
Low
54%
a52A a53%
4 4
- 4 A
Corp...-.----*
Westingbouse Ei & Mfg. 50
Rig
Price
Brown Shoe common....*
■Burkart
for
Week
Price
MarchCalcul Machine. ..5
Natomas Co
•
a23% a234
U 8 Rubber Co
Par
of Prices
Low
High
Menasco Mfg Co com__,_l
National Auto Fibres com 1
Sales,
ai2% a44%
(Concluded)
Week's Range
Sale
Exchange
Corporation (The) 25
Texas
Sauts
L a.H
Oct. 28 to, Oct. SI, both inclusive, compiled front official sales lists
? a54
023
Studebaker Corp.'.1
Swift ft Co........
25
'■
Sales
Friday
40
Last
IVeek's Range
for
National breweries......*
Sale
of Prices
Week
Preferred
-.25
Stocks
Price
N -tiu.ial >teel Car Corp.. *
Niagara Wire Weaving... *
Abltlbi Pow & Pap
Noranda Mines Ltd...._*
6%
7%
cum
*
cum pref-
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Preferred
*
100
Ottawa L H & Power.. 100
Preferred..
Penmans
-
100
pref..,.-:.100
Aluminium Ltd
;...*
Bat luret Fow & Pap B._*
100
Bea'iharnolsPow Corp...*
.——..*
Brewers & Dist of Van Ltd5
Low
High Shares
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
CANADIAN MARKETS— Listed and Unlisted
riday
sales
(Peek's
Last
Ltd.
Brit Col Packers
Ltd-.-.*
17%
12H
27
10
.174
7% cum pref
--100
Can lilt Inv Trust Ltd...*
163
163
Co
20
4
13
2
22
2
25
1.50
Feb
11
3e
Feb
7)4
5
1,247
David & Froze Llraitee A. *
10
•
--1
I 1
Dom Ollclo h & Llnol Ltd *
27
5
1.25
Donnacona Pap Co Ltd A *
4)4
■
'
1 ■'
*
i .5
Falrchlld Aircraft Ltd
Ford Motor of Can A
—
3%
9
Inter Paints (Can) Ltd A
1.25 May
Ohera Research.
Jan
Chestervllle..
1
Aug
July
5H
2% June
385
130
15
7
9
25
/
5%
Jan
134
Jan
■
B
5)4
5)4
1
...........
10
-
15l
75c
MacLaren Pow <fc Paper _*
15
16H
15c
16%
1.55
4,950
1034c
10 34c
lie
3%
3.5CO
200
3%
53
53
Jan
Sept
15H
Jan
89H
Oct
11H
25c
35
11%
25
11%
—
Page-Hersey Tubes Ltd..*
Power Corp of Can—
105
pref.... 100
75
78
6
6
So
100
...
Cub
12%
2
7%
15
98%
20
10
1.85
1.85
19M
pref--.-.-.
Aug
98
98
7
East
Jan
Mar
104
Jan
..
Aug
26
10
Oct
65
2
60
8C
500
Crest,
10
Bouscadillac Gc.H M Ltd. 1
19%
Feb
20%
8c
Oct
68c
2c
500
lc June
Can Malartic Gold M Ltd *
49c
Sic
1,810
48c
Feb
1.69
1.77
5 JO
1.40
Coniaurum Mines Ltd-..*
1.15
1.15
30 J
1.15
Apr
(Xt
Dome Mines Ltd
Eldorado Gold Ml its
19
...100
189
187
25
,
.
1
..20
25
29,429 Y 8)40 June
1.000
2^>c i
14,045
2.05
Feb
Sept
1674c.. Jan
115
ay
5i
-
.
2.95
1334
21 H
50
40c
;
2,710
30c June
29
29
20
23
5
22
5
Ot
3.40
1
52c
v
July
5
29
675
1.97
665
3.55
20 %
Oct
3c
5*4
3.90
Feb
52c
6,360
74 34
.'Teferred..
100
534c
Goodyear
7534
7534
He
July
lMc
Feb
Apr
4.75
85c
July
Apr
12%
3.65
200
1
30;
6 He
»
Murphy M.ies Ltd..
3.25
47
700
Preferred............. 50
Jan
49
c0:
O t
33c
2C
Feb
7c
O.t
2,500
2214c
O.t
30 34 c
1/26
4,364
60c
API-
Pandora Call lie G M...1
6c
6c
1,600
3c
July
834c
fold Ore Jgl ig.l
2.85
2.85
200
2.30
1.57
1,300
Aug
1.28 May
3.00
1.50
2.65
2.65
400
2.29 May
3.00
Preston E Dome M Ltd-.i
3.10
3.20
;Y 900
2.75
Feb
3.55
Shawkey G M CO Ltd...l
l%c
1 he.
100
134c May-
2c
93c
93c
200
61c May
1.15
SlscoeGollMl
1
—
Sic
1
es
5ic
1,385
1
60c
66c
2.30
2.30
d. loo
Mi
es
2.50
4.40
4.40
100
6c
*
6c
2,000
3.20
965
Mar
Hudson Bay
Sept
Imp Hank
Feb
Imp Tobacco ord
Sept
Int Coal & Coke..
Aug
2.12
2.24
1,300
2.i{>
5.543
15
Friday
Last
Y:/Y,
Par
preferred
pref
Week's Range
for
Sale
of Prices
25c
1100
LOW
Price
A P Grain
Aldermac
90c
7H
29
15c
.
50
305
30
15c
*
Algoma Steel-.
90c
734
7%
30
.100
100'
11574
3834
1.20
9
16c
n 934
7 He
7c
8c
15.0C0
...i
Auner
B igamac
....
1.70
1.70
1.85
2,013
...i
.YY...
10;
10;
590
5c
3,600
Bankfield
...i
bank Mont
.100
474c
Base Metals
i
...*
Y
....
IIIi
Bear Exploration.....
Bell Phone
1.05
-'
Jan
374c
2,'iite
2Mil'
4.35
4.55
*4.35
....1
150
11c
7c
7 He
3,700
14
8
8
150
11c 12
Y
25
344
Hi
60
0J
38c
40c
137
10.100
6c
38e
5,100
2,012
10H
♦
734
»
.............
B C Paj vCiS......... YY;."
B C Power **A"..
"im
•
r-
..t..
17H
14
14
14c
Maralgo
Ma«sey-Harris
Feb
Preferred
Aug
Oct
If
15c
Feb
Pref If
1.24
Jan
*
-
.......100
McColk
; 8
16034
Ckt
Jan
and when Issued new
as
as
& when Issued.
McColl pref.
.....
Oct
McDoug
Mclntyre
11c
Jan
McKenzle
11 %
July
Sept
McVlttle..*.
July
McWattera..
Jan
Mining Corp.
1834
Jan
Out
Model Oils...
July
14
Sept
28
..._5
1
13H
13%
IHJ
*
8
♦
1.20
.
;Y;;
Canadian bakeries....
....
534
2734
22
*
*
"YI*
lioo
Cdn Canners........
B
2634
150
22
1034
.
*
SCO
9
5
434 Y.
127
16
7%
Feb
1034
1.05 May
14c May
95
Apr
35
Apr
43<
100
Feb
O
10534
39.
22
22
23
100
132
48%
1.25
142
1.20
200
20 H
27
149 H 150
7
7
22
Norgol d................ 1
Normetal-
*
1
-I
".
17 34
Mar
50c Sept
20
Feb
00
Ayi
J
23
L25=r»Oet
22
Apr
1074
10H
Sept
P
28
Aufe
Jan
Perron
oto
Kngr
Pickle Crow
Pio
eer.
%
J()
7
<
30 H
.
.
210
Mar
Sept
50
75
75
3/ 0
4
Mav
116
110
'%'■& y
5c
17,771
34t
12
July
Feb
1,800
Aug
Jan
Sept
Sc
Mar
101)4
Mar
July
.
4c
Jan
Aug
2.80
4,000
9c
99 H
Oct
7
(let
jv.tr
Jan
101
10134
Sales
Week'$ Range
of Prices
Low
Htgh
Shares
I, PHI
High
5 34
70
4%.
834
25
6)4 July
791
65
8)4
3H
67 H
21c
21c
10
10 !4
3H
y
21c
23
4»j
m
L,
~
■—
77.7
,C05
Oct
30c
Jan
10)4
cpt
Oct
Mar
165
10c
500
80
May
18 He
Sept
107
20 H
Apr
June
29)4
Jan
45
Jan
Apr
4Hc May
•2.10
Jan
834c
Jan
40
} .70
5He
534c
2134 June
158 ...36
Y 1.25
225
2,500
b Ex-stock
dellvft^.
27
dividendik-c Admitted
Canadian market,
Ex-dljfdend. g Ex-rights, z
s
Sept
Oct
67 H
21c June
8
.
d Deferred
for year,
8)4
434 Sept
Fel»
23 H
j:70
.
mm
6%
Feb
30
105
40
7;-
Odd lot sales,
a
20
1
Jai
234
r23 H
10c
•
23-
* r
to
un¬
.x Cash sale—;
Listed,
tin
New'York-Curb Exchange
•'
-
;
Ronde {Par Value) '
'/ Y Y r
(Number
of
.
..
Foreign '■;:
Domestic
Shares) d
64.370
y
141,020
:
Friday.—
133,090
„
>■
.'641,000
145,740
'
Y
Foreign
Oorernmeni
'$204,000 i'Y, $4,000
590,000
j';;.;.;
'■■'
d\ 13,015
150,530
611,000
895,000
Corporate
Y
y >r
2,000
:
-
629,000
32,000
$269,000
592,000
4.000
15,000
12,000
-Total. >\
.
*1,000
2,000
647.000
7,000
■
-
Y,
;
,
12,ooo
17,000 Y;
633,000
919,000
678,000
'
Total.;.-7...
Y Sales at ;.
i ork Curb
New
••737,705
$3,630,000
:
$65,000
$43,000
YYY;iY
•
Jan. ! to Oct. 31
$3,738,000
11feek Ended Oct. 31
■'
Stocks—No. of shares.
a.
2634
834
:
23,270,292
Hands
Domestic
Oct
'.diJ.L-i.-l :.i
Oct
Sept
..YY 34,449,892
$202,481,000 •' $249,080,000
5,582,000 YY;
2,100,000
/" 2,157,000 Y.l
5,684,000
Foreign governmentY.
634' Sept
>
Y:'
Exchange
Jan
39
.
Foreign corporate.;..;
Oct
3o
Feb
Feb
1.35
-.40
Oct
July
:25c
Mar
99c Sept
Y 1.88 Sept
76c
35c May
10c
i
$256,864,000
Obligations of: Governmental Agencies—Fridayr Oct; 31
Jan
56c May
„
$210,220,000
Aug
5774
2 He
a;
$5,922,000
Jan
75j May
L.v-:
Total.
Aug
Y-31c
lc
1,400
i.00
May
Oct
Bid
Oct
34%-----May
tlH%...Feb.
2.00
Apr
434 c May
106
Sept
1.65
Jaii
348
.
2s
1,1J43 102.0
Corp— •
Sept
5.1
Feb
Call Jan. 3, '42 at 101...
Y 1.27 May
.1.69
1634
11 %%... July
15, 1943 109.21 100.23
J1
Call May 16,'42 at 100)4
U
101.6
101.9
101.8
Aug
1.96 May
2.55
Aug
Apr. 15, 1944 10J.13 100.15
S Housing Authority—
34% notes Nov. 1,1941. 100
101.12
1H% notes Feb. 1, 19a4 I0i.20 101.23
Jan
2.55
100.9
100.8
Jan
Oct
15,194*2 100.0
102.9
IHs Jau. 3, 1944—
Jau
2.25 May
••■
%%... --Jail.
1%
July
1, 1942 100.18 100.21
15, 1942 100.12 100.14
May 16, 1943
8c
28c
14-
Asked
%%%-...Oct.
...Apr. 15, 1942 100.5
2s.-.»i..;Apr,
Rid
Federal Natl Mtge Assu—
July
3c
YV'Y.
Federal Home Land Banks
AUg
15o June
-Y.Y 2c
:Y:V:-Y-...
Reconstruction Finance
1,1943 100.15 100.17
15,1945 100.19 100.21
Apr
15c
Asked
Commodity Credit Corp—
Jan
18c
Oct
1034c Oct V.
9,053
15
Range Since Jan.
jor
Week
534
3%
'
Jan
:
1.00
500
4,133
1,060
98 34
Jan
49)4 May
1,163
19,338
30,087
101
99 H
Exchange-Curb Section
Wed nesday..-Y..—
Oct
54c
265
Mar
July
8,000
217
2.80
10134
Thursday—
Oct
July
Sept,
9,000
2,060
1.55
60
111
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
dl'.d.X.
Tuesday.
Jau
'•47)4
July
50J
,'gt
2.78
Jan
Jan
June
9
v*iiie
Monday.
Sept
June it;
21c
-
19c
14
26c
Oct
48
'
19,000
500
■
Apr
1.47
par value,
Saturday...
Feb
1.77
75
0»t
Aug
'2.60
No
<■
Sept
20e
Feb
265 Y
97c
1-i
Sept
Sept
50
flc
■
2%0
6 34c
24c
<p29c~ Oct Y;
/41v
259
1.16 a% Y, 80
2
:
15c June
30 /; July
9534
6c
-
1.32
.
Feb
126
19c
Sept
107
1.10
4)4e
m
1
Sept
52 Y
,
Oct 4,
2,0i)0
2 He
Paymaster
15o
Oct
5.15
48 H
20 H
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
..
Oit. 31, 1941
.
Sept
,
'8c
.
Oct
2,270
1.05
5
Oct
1.08
Pandora Cad..
Aug
Oct
41c
3.10 June
May19% June
■
60c
3i>4
1.30
;
'
2 34C
234c
10134 105
Partanen Mai..
Jan
2034
"IS-
Jan
34
99
.14c
1,800
Sept
/
100
*
-45)4
*2474
374c
V> 8»C
~
pref... _'t100
Week Ended
/
-/0O34 Sept
Oct ■d
ddi Ac May-
Y 260
52%
2.95
"Hocks
,1114 Sept '1234 , Oct
5% .Jan
3% June
98. Y Jan
85Y - June
~
120
54,200
27 34
163
j-eo
23
*
745
lzc
*
Mar
_
Pacalta Oils..
J.
Jan
IOC 10 34c
*
May
834 May
434 May
.........
Y
Paino.ir
5
1834
1
Page Hersey
22
150
1
Ontario Nickel
Sept
143
100
,
Onega;
Oruuge Cr...
sic
l.CO
Y 3oC'.
uC|>t
30
115
OitalU Olls.i-.
374c
1.50
yoO
350
1034
634
aft
l
■
3 34
Oct
134c "4,000
1.16
316
1C
1.15
50
O'Brie
2834 Sept
165
Y
22
934
23
50
Feb
Rose....
NlpLssing
Mar
4
■
Aue
6
5
85
5C
98 H
July
v
13
Y i
1.10
_* ,771-7
I 7 7-777%.
:
Sept
2
-
3434
Jan
Sept
Jan
334 June
New Gold
76o
2.96
25
2.555
;
Jan
4.90
Sepi
10
11
85
•Transactions at the
2%. Apr Y 034 .Aug
Y134c Jan v- 40 AUg
,
Noranda
Sept
17
National Steel Car..
J''eb
1 3%'
i
2.28
Sept
280
11034
10H
fie
*
.So ji.it
Oct
87c May
50
2634 Y
192
834
35
YYY 90
8
Mar
7
120
549
474
2634
7
13G
13
353
634
28
30c
50
110
pref.....L->*
Jan
349
-
Apr
Aug*
.
534
37
2,500
Jan
6c Sept
M^r
1
838
15c
50
Y;
5%
* 7mm-77
Jan
X
4434
46
June
126
5
Preferred..
Nat Sewer A
•
;<,:
,4c May
9o, Jan
-'750 ..1034C Aug Y 24c Mar
265
Yr 5
60
92
534
29c
4434
265
23c
July
27
29c
4434
265
56
60c
June
125
55
.
2.35
5Qc
17c uY-Y 500
17c
Jan
Feb Y; 4.30
1.49 May
1,347
■
15c
'2%
5H
Oct
60c
Mar
J90
-
,
15c
365
Oft
■
default.
3)4 Mar
2.10 July
28
Sept
26
> Jah
Oct
-
1.41
2lC
32
1074
Oct
Feb -17 H
: 320
m
listed trading privileges,
not Included
In range
Oct
14 Ji
(25
-
.
1.30
Nay bob
76
15c
,
22)4 June
*
Oct
Y 3.45
1.05 ■X 2,850
Negus Mines
53
24
Jan
>
5,l5 Yjai
_
Oct
>
r
-
1234c 1234c
~~5~5"
National Grocers...
48>i
Jan
92
1.5S
.
.
July
Oct
Sept
91
Oct
,
40c
2%
.
8^34 v
-30
4 34c ..,,1,000
25c
v.--
4.00
9*? May
120
14c 1834c .7,600
Y/Y 6c .
6C : Y- 500
1
100
4)4
1.49
102
38
6
..
II '25
Apr
Aug
Jan
3734
Y 46
1.25
7
Canadian Canners Ay. ..20
3c
YYYY
100
100
Preferred........;. lioo
.
Jan
1534
Aug
87
3734
...Y
5.95
Oct
134 c
1,260
17c
45
100
3.40 June
1374
76
1/25
102
4H
100
»
........
102
45
*
lioo
1.20
17c
.
710
360
1,000
13 %
1 He.
Y 8
\.
6 He Mar
500
-
334
1174
4534
1.10
1.30
Mon Knit pref...
V
14c
Y;
..
234
434
8834
434c
*4534
Y
672
Temiskaming Mining. ...1
Jan
0-1%
35,300
53:
1134
1
j
Moore Corp..
Moore Corp B
23
6734c
1134
434
beg
Mcl-ellan Mine
Moneta...a..
6734 c :
334
*
5 >4
June
53;
1
834
<
F'e b
.12
63c 122,500
234
5234
334
->-t.
100
59c
loc
21
12,525
534
14
Oct
j
U 6
9,310
2.28
2,147
Montreal Power*
July
1.05
111)4.
?
V
►
Dom Bridge.
Apr
Oct
YY
2 34e
M Leaf Mill pref......
Jan
Jab
*
Can SteaJishlps......
Preferred
II50
YY._
534
2 34C
Jan
Jan
Can Pa;kers.........
.
2.15
Jan
Canada .vlaitlag....-
*
2.05
9e
lioo
.
2.05
234c
'
10
1
1.10
-.50
.
2434
15
McL Cockshutt.-i.
4 65
20
IIIY*
Kirk Townsite
Jan
40c
65o
Y 595
3.65
17%
4.40
4334 45 %
1934* 20
45 %
■-
4
2.00
Apr
2.95
22,500
...♦
Pend Oreille.
2.100
2434
3.25
......1
Mar
May
2334
1734
3.25
100
1.27
1,0"()
6c
*
Dalhousie
Out Sllknlt
2534 -■YY 220
1
.....
54,935
4.15
lc
100
Dis er otefl
Oct
27c,
Y
•
B...L
1.53
3.80
77
♦
pref..
.
4.90
25
Macassa...
Loewsv - Marcus.
1.30
Corr Bo
3He sept
3.300
1.63
Sept
..*
Feb
t
r.
40 H
4*65
Vinegars.
Aug
% 420
45c
2
60c
Feb
5
1.65
25
Oct
Canada Ceme.it....~
Canadian Car...
?Y'Y74
9%
Loblaw A
41c
2%
1.60
Can
Sept
♦Y1 30i
Mar
'
2,368
8.1X0
IO74
4ic
"
2.15
Oct
CMt
3
*
6c June
.100
......
374
15
817
Little LL
3,500
nil
Canadian Bank Com..
■
*
1
1034
1
65
14,800
Calgary & Edmonton.
Cdn Bre weries.... -V.
Preferred
667
7)4
4 34
,
..3
..
Levy Bros...
30H June
2?4
Apr
2.He June
65
3.80
Cons Paper
Oct
'#YYf 25
10c 1134
38
%
334
1.30
.
Bruck Silk .1
Sept
16
12c May
10,8,0
2,93 9
,
38
Price
32e
-;■
>
4.25
60c
7c May
6c
-
2.15
283
May
36c
..
-..
Leitcb
6c
Can
Can Perm Mort
10c
70c
Calmont--..
B.
1
4.00
...
Preferred
3.!I0
6c
6734c
I.....
Bread A
1/
3.90
3.70
Bunker Hl.l.........
te
17
3.75
-
Prod
10H
,
1734
...
Buffalo Ank
17
i-v*
*
-.
Jan
Jan
77.*
IIII*
mii
Oct. 31,
to
1 000
1 He
9,350 *3.05
-
123*
...i
nil
Brown O...
1034
7%
4%
23 H
...
Broulan
Burlington
•■i
1134
1
8c
1.00 May
X 4J4 Mai
...1
...*
1134
..1
Mar
2,575
...1
Ills
1
85c
(100
3,104
66;
Madsen R. Lk
6c June
...1
Brew & Dist..
65c
Malartic G F.
10% June
Bonetal
Bralorne
66c
Jan
193
Oct
7c
145
6,760
1.07
1.0$
2.45
Mar
734c
7c
Bldgood K
Bobjo......
BrazilTr^o...
1
1634c June
4%e June
171
267
1334
Apr
1.60 June
127
:::■
Aug
11c Sept
&%o June
,
236
149
.•'YY.;'.
.100
81c
3.15
186
.
■-i.YY.
BeattleGold......... -.1
Beatty A..,.........
1034
269
7c
Y
"*
Bath Power A
4%a
Feb
185
270
24c
Sept
Sept
267
.
Bank of Nova Scotia.. .100
33
Aug
7
400
y.'.i
Oct
Oct
4,6c Apr
2.00 May
19
1,850
2.65
934
7%e. June
r
58c
2.65
.*.*
Arntfleld
25
5.706
1.15 Sept
Feb
1
3X00
-
July
29)4 Jure
13fs Mar
2,610
18.
I
.........
2,432
35^
Feb
110
123
1.30
17c
31c
39c
14H
Sale
Jan
3U
May
June
1.00
5."
Stocks—
Oct
**i7c
May-
6c
10 %
Oct
Apr
Lapa Cadillac
High
55c Mar
4
130
58e
Anglo Canadian
Aaglo Hur......
Low
10)4
a
93)4
1
20c
26
845
Last
Jan
50
Lamaque G
Shares
13H
30c
"
96
50;
500
4,800
Friday
Jan
96
1
Lake Woods.
Oct. 25
Al g
Jan
....
350
500
Sept
1034
105
1534
'
4c
205 ; * Sept
..100
Laura Secord
nTi'..
Abltlbl
High
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
6 34
2a»
111)4
3334
3474
14/g
15)4
M ar
22c Sept50c
Jan
Apr
1.75
Toronto Stock
Jan
3034
Jan
Feb
■8% May
11 %
Fen
25c
Oct
2,600
111
Jan
82
Pept
DJYc
11
-YY' ;;Y
;
Jan
1.80
Oct
69
30c■ Jan
■
Aug
2334
100
Lake Shore
Week
20c
H.|
Feb
11114
1.19
18
600
8 He
War Loan 2d....—.
Sept
17 i July
93
Kerr Addison
Sales
IV
192
3,081
83i
.
480
13o
1.75
2.67
14
223
127;
Kirk Lake...
"...
13)4
25
3334
Je.licoe
11
Oct
96
Jason Mines
Oct. 25 to Oct. 31, both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
7
1,427
v
Apr
1.57 May
834
7,960
25c
July
11
5
24c
S.--4
Oft
1.20
75
3H
.
War Loan 1st
Aug
90
Jack Walte
Exchange
Oct
Sept
3,625
12*4
—.
Wright Hargreaves.
Ymlr Yankee
Jan
36
6c June
/• 44o
1
Isiand Mountain..
Toronto Stock
150
510
10 34
974
Oct.
3.75
Jan
2634
27
19934 2C034
International Nicxel
2.65 Sept
8c
3c
0
1134
22C
Jan
1134
Jan
15
International Pete
1.58 May
1.10
2.15
International M 11 pref. 100
2.12
67c May
5,40
Oct
......100
Preferred.
Oils-
*)
B-.Y
O.t
11
lut Met A............
Jan
3%
10 34
£
9c
Jan
aj r
5
■
2.90
Feb
Bonds-
2H
334c
12c
Oct
9*4
2.50
2,330
'
....
Apr
3.50
3.(00
12C
2.25
50
4,743
4e
*
.
;
Sept
2.35
1.10
■
Winnipeg Electric A.
Sept
m
9?4c
34 %
70c
934
lut Met A pref
Home Ol °o Ltd
July
4c Sept
70
334c
.*
7.00
Oct
23d
1'
80c
2.55
1
Y
1.90 Pept
May
113-H
3H
-
Oct
24c 'Apr
2.25
*
-
14 H
Pept
1.10 Apr
50c
Mar
4He
May
12c
-
Ot
3% June
11H
imii
Wood Cadl lacY.——
Jan
60
68c
.100
5.00
SB May
3.00
37c
Oct
;•;
10
•
11%
2.50
.
Preferred....;.:;— II100
Westoos..
June
'jc
25
3.50
35
331.
imp Oil.
Jan
3.45
3.10 May
c
100
374
Harker-.
1
Oct
High wood
Jan
H&Dauch...
*
Jan
Holllnger;
5
Heme OH—.....
July
Mar
Honey Dew
...-.-i
I
Sept 'Howey....
69c
Oct
3.50
35
i
80c
Oct
2.50
Hard Rock
2.52
50c May
2.30
350
3.00
t Mines Ltd. 1
Wood C i litlac Mi ies.-.-l
Wright-H »rgreaves
2.50
1.65
52o June
1,025
Syl vanit.i Gold Mines Ltd 1
Teck H ig es G M Ltd-..l
1
Jan
Pickle Crow G Mines Ltd. 1
Ml ies
21c
3,6(0
5
Jan
Jan
Apr
Sept
374
Feb
2c
8,9(0
334
434
4c
Hamilton Cotton pref...30
Hrd Carpets--...,
'
Sept
1.85 Sept
Perron Gold Mines Ltd —1
> i
23c
3 34
2
/
5534
5274 June
25
100
434c
21c
1
Halljor.
Aug
1,0 JO
23
93c
22 He
-1
-
68
3
34c
80
:;d't k. 5 Y 2
Oft
6,500 ■Y •- 2c Pept
Sept
8 34 c
.
—
2.09
8He
IIIIl
West Growers.
Mar
11%
38
mi*
;
81c
r-±
Wendigo.
Jan
75
40
;•'*
.......
Ot
70
2,0(0
35c
Walkers. .YY .Y:Y.Y.
Preferred..
Jan
Jan
>"ar
July
67c
35c
—YY'* ■m\
Ventures..;;;...—.
Jan
16J4c
Sept
Sept
■
5934
1.50
*
17.50
Upper Canada.*:-.. Ihr
Y
4
25
Feb
66 34
65 He
lie
»
Walte Amulet
5
J"iy
June
234
ISO
75
mil
•_
4
Y 234
,18
2,500
i lc
Y
4c
11.050
1.73
Mar
69e
Aug
76
"
2
1
Vennilata
,100
.
14c
1.10
Anr
1
Navbob
O'Brien GGJ Mi ips
5434
3
4
Gunnar... -.:.
Gy psum ^. .v.
Halcrow Sway
2.95 Sept
Feb
5374
Great Lake vot trust
Great west oadd
Jan
4.30
Oct
Y: 87c May
100
6 He
Moneta
21
0;t
12%
3,410
13c
10c
10
Sept
2.25
Mar
Mar
Jan
Feb
May
14H
2.50
..
Sept
43c
2 He
2.30 Y
100
Apr
19 He
2c
)''
.
Oct
f; Jan
17c June
1.50
:Y""'
Jan
5
51c
14c
•
'
Sept
674
-
•2,205
14%
—;
B preferred.....;. ...25 ■■'77-7-
Aug
6c
12,850
3.50
41c
91
Oi t
19,500 YflHc Sept
lc Pept
5,000
*
*
United Steel.—...:.
834 c July
July
:v 5
73
2
il
;Y'—
1.15
May
10,600
4
1.64
•
1.00'fept
8.90
'80
1 %c
1 %c
:Y
...Y
United Oils....
-
UHc
23,2(0
4c
75 He
90
274c May
6734 Mar
5c
334c
100
47
3c
Jan
Jan
534
Jan
,
53c
72
1.64
»'■
May
3
■:
17-
Oct
175
-•no
Ui lted Fuel A pref—
63c Sep;
9/4
Jail
Jan
.
Oit
21c June
1.C60
Golden Gate
Gold IOagle
2C0
30;
1234c 1234c
28
Oit
160
1,700
Oct
215
2.12
3c
27c
Sept
69c
3.25
3c
26o
Goldale
6r4
70
28
Sept
4.50
47
45
23c
69;
1
0
63c
4.50
tdi —1.1
...
3.85
12%
—
5
1
43c
534
73
Francoeur
Gutii.eaU Power...
Jan
?
;
7'..
73c
6.50
9* 50
67)4
-
Jan
Jan
59c
6'2c May
1,342
25
;Y
Feb
30c
'Y
734c
Twin City.;...;—..
Oct
Feb
1
ts
is
18
3,8c
1474
Apr
35Mo June
36c May
23c
Ott
Gold M Co 1
Malartic Goll.iel is
Sullivan Co
673
Gillies Lake
Mclutyre-Po.cupt e
Sherritt-G rd
1774
1734
God s Lake
2.00
634 -•634
'4
.^95
96 V,
5? He
-
"
15,206
-
130
-
:
250 Pept
12
June
600
93c
334
Union Gas.
js
Jan
Gold >1 I t 1. -1
Kerr Addisson
Lake Shore Mi its
MacaesaMi
6c
6 He
Jan
lc
e
Aug
1 He June
2.90
1c
1
7,060
-...
871
7-.C0
20 f
Ucbi Gold.
Sept
2,600
24%
100
860 ;
*900
3%
Tra' scontlr.ental Res
ar
2L
Oct
500
50
20%
x. ""66)4
Towagmac.
Jan
Oct
>
Jati
14H "14H
26 He
; lYi
Y.y ....l
Toronto Gen Trusts.
1(M)
Oct
25
Oct
2.65
12,450
53c
Tobur 0.
kept
May
'Oct
14-34C
Feb
145
1
u
Teok-Hughes .*. YiY.Y mil
Jan
Feb
17
170
Pent
■Wi x.
common...
Sept
6c
"3%
Tamblyn
Jan
July
10
•
334c
Oct
1,900
Preferred.
834
Jan
-
24 34
2.03
'12
Pk•kt;
Y
5e
16634'V Jan
3,763
'■
HI;*
.Y;.
-
Jan
26 He
s.-.
Fturgf on R. .YY.
IIIIl
Sudbury Basin..;.—
Sullivan•.... ,Y YY'IIi
Sylvanlte; ..-.-.".1... ::.il
Oct
1.75
21 "A
2.05
23c
Can Wire B
6
■:
2c
19
44c
Building
June
50o May
6 %; Mar
3c
4C0
3.40
B A OH
4
14
2.30
*
ViY'. 1
Straw 'La'wi
Stuart Oil..
233iYJau
Fept
5
777'J
M
Preferred. Y.y.yY.: -Y;25
steep Rock Iron:.;-.;
_.*
Ster CoM.y.'vy-Yv'Y-v i lioo
.> > ', (!!
30
25
37c
300
30c Jure
Gold
Oct
Jan
May
-
6.950
Y-Y
6Hc
'-6.50
034
.
Jan
-
*100
170
B He
;V. 4
100
.-Yr:;'.-.*;
July
62c
Way
Ftandard Radio.;/.'. III'.*
Jan
.
200
;
Aug
18
'
6.50
•"
lltz*
f tand Pav pref.. Y..
6% May .->974 .Jan
820
,:Y
734
9y»o 10J4c
Inv
400
23c
6 %
July
'*
••
a
Sc
Grt
148-'M July
45
24 %c 2634 c
90c
"
Ftfeflman. YY i IY 4 -Y
YI :*
6t»el- Cab. vsZiH'&ii UYI*
Jan
2134
O.t
e
"
••
2,400
2X0
" 87C
v
Slave Lake Yi .'
; .XL A
Foutii End F'eteYYY.Y .1
Jan
-24?4
June
45c
?.
106
1
734
2ysc
Jan
-28K
;
Aug
'13 34c
x 20
ar
85
.
33c
44c
Stocks
/
" 7
-,.7.
534 YY8 '
Ford Motors A
Oct
SlSCl
Sept
145
Oct
,
17
266
65c
-
1.55
4174
.
;•
June
183
35
'
60c
;
19
25
,"Y:
18
18
11
2.10
3.40
Y
v.p.30»j;.v.p<;t
18H May
1,666
23s<
2.13
19H
Falconer Ni;ke! M Ltd..*
.
145
"
2.03
35c
Francoeur Gold Mlies...*
.
860
2334
19%
10
2.05
1
Howey Gel 1 Mines Ltd..*
Kirkland La
1.80
1.15
pref....
Preferred;
July
July .35
,v
105
Apr
Jan
12c May FY'17c July.
6 c
Out .1.25
Jan
2i4o
Feh ;..-7.Hc Sept
22,000
2274
.v.......
19
*
East Malartic Ml ies Ltd. 1
'.
Sept
Fen. 1 j,nd
July
3c Sept
60c Sept
Sllverwoods
4
fept
15 34
170
2434c
;YY;I
Simpson's. B. •;
v
95c
fept
10C
'65
17
Y
1
;
40o
360
*
*
20
--.-j;
.
6
*
j II 50c
Y-*.;..
/
Feb Y. 3.60
<2.70
10,020
10c
18
Oct
Jan
:t 1.17
e
May
CM
3%
68340
17
2/I0
.Yr.c.
Siema..^.
30.
1,060
6c
Eldorado
Jan
674
r
5234c Ju»
20-
■'.Y-v.
1
45c
v
•
3c
3 He
155"": 156
100 ;/ 77
Sherrltt Cord. YYZYY.
60
12c
68c
Ki.g iviev-t A. .i..
Equit Life...
Falconbridge
Fanny Farmer.
lie
C'.ie.stervdle Larde.s-.-L.*
•
100
75
East Malartic
Oct
61 eep Creek
Jan
Fed Kirk
8C
2c
Watte Am
111
33
East atetd
May
.
19H
Corp Ltd*
PatoCois
87
25
12c
Preferred..
Mines—
Base Met Us Mln
J-M Cons
3174 May
Dominion Wollens.
Oct
Aug
Walker-Good'ham & Wo,ts
cum
1.13 June
801
20c...lVAai
"
10
1st pref...25
1,060
434c
E<o omio
United Securities Ltd -.10)
1.23
3934
75
Dominion Stores..
50c May
106
5% June
38
600
33
-
Dominion Steel B
Sept
11%
Apr
82
1
9814 100
CanPwr6% cum pf.100
81
—
Dominion Foundry.....
Dom
mt Inv..
...-1
Aug
Tnrift Stores—
6%% cum
100
Ircraft-..
Distillers Seagram.
Dome...
Feb
V
1.04.
■
374' June Y
230
12134 126
Duquesne Mlnlug...
o.t Co.. *
j8
105
96 %
:
Oct
30c
Davies Pete......
Sept
Aug
Y Oct
-1
50
20c
Mtl Refr & Stor vot trust
6% cum 1st
Provincial Tra
59
Feb
50c May
9% May
100
1134
Mitchell, RobtCo Ltd-..*
S3 cum pref...
88
1
61c
~'~3%Q
Fenator Rouyn-.Y.-uY. i'Yit'l
•
6,325
29,4'»0
'•
'
Anthony-YY ii. Yi YYY'-l
Flawinigan.:.;;.
1,7C0
P" vlO
•-
10c
100 dy.i'JL
Y;
Pan Ai'to*-loY
21c
40c
17
20:
Sladen Mai.:..
Denison.
86%
1
...
14,575
'2.10
1.10
Dominion Bank
6% cum pref
...10J
Mf libers Distilleis Ltli..*
66c
5
ft
40C
Vijyi
■High
Low"
70c
3.35
K-_
1941
Range Since Jan. 1,
»
3H
68c
3.15
YY
for
Shares
1.05
Y." 3 %
Hioo
Preferred-...:.-.:.
•.
Jan
May
3%: Ov.t
Aug
Mar k
32c
Jan
Oct
May d 1.87
2.40
Oct
Sept
..1.10
'
r
;Y*j:yY
y.
Russell Ind.YcY.Yi.Y.
60c Sept
1.96 Aug
Feb W
V
15
Dilnlte..._
16%
Jan
9c
O t
Apr
z2.9L.
Oct
Royal Bank
Royallte..
Aug
10
,
3834
5
Crows N Coal
25c
7>lf7
15
Y
•
69,075
30c
Oct
9«
Massey-Harrls Co Ltd
5% cum pref...
100
McColl-Frontenac Oil-
1.49
3%
1,860 ■vY 15o
16c
1.87
2.30
5
Consumers Gas
1.00
Apr
.
15c
1.66
...
Feb
45c June ;Y
1.43
.s-Dct
734
9 :£V.
High
■>
08c
■
■■
Week
3.15
.
Jan
Sales
Range
95 c
*
.-.;
Preston YYvaY. .YYivY YY.vl
Sept
■
123
V
2.10 June
61c
Jan
15
80
310
1
•.
Mar
8
380
50c
17
4)4
Feb
8Mr» Oct
-
10
9
2,20
Y ;:AUg
'
118
1.43
Cons Smelters
Jan
113
15
1,242
63c
•
Low
V 95c
l
—
•' 1
of Prices
.
R'side filk.;Y.;L:.. ;<;•
*
Rod e L L-:.-;V.yY.y "'"A
5Y;Y 5
9
220
T,ower Corp. .
Premier 5, l .;....y.
Quee istor> Mines. .V. "L Y 1
Reiio Gold.'.ycy^Y;Y: -i;:l
12
2.30
50c May
11
Feb
215
15
Maritime Tel & Tel Co.. 10
Y
634
PowellRouyn. 1% t.. -Y
OU
■■
ireeF.x
Price
'ivY.47c::,Feb
-1
Coniaurum..
Oct
Sept
2)4
5% Sept
200
15c
75c
f
Y
123
Aug
Mar
Jan
Par
2
Mar Y.'fc 3% Sept
>' 6H- Sflut PY 9 -,*. i -ar
26
45c
■
a.*
Internat Utilities Corp
Lake Sulphite Pulp Co Ltd*
Y- 60
.
4,150
9
X-
com >ete.
Oct
v
2134
Jan
17%
Feb
.
,
2
v
Jan
210
2.15
-
1
Chochenour..
Chockshutt..
Aug
'3
,
May
33$
225
1,074
Y
5%
1.50 May
Y
Jan
3
Y;.Y,', 53
9
Chromium.
2 >4
29
0,t.
--vStoeka '.Concluded)
•
126
14
15
123
.-vl-l
.
-1974 May
110H May
60
54c
■Y 6
*
Central Porcupine
Chateau Gal Wines
29 H
25
12)4
100
■High
60
=
.734
14 34
:.-25
Central Pat......
Oct
150
17H
11M
;
*
—
*
AUg
4H
1734
.
Fraser Cos voting trust, i
—
....
1
2%
4
Fleet Aircraft Ud--;--;
„;
Low
YilY 80
.'.7
3)4
,
50c
..•«i..v;-..-.p..Vil
27
4)4
2%
Y-
*
B
r^arihoo
Ot
11
210
a—
Castle Tretb
5
1.25
4H
':-
Canadian Wall
Apr
Sept
4%
—
300
lens......*
B
2A May
6% July
!,(> May
210
6/4
Oct
8
;.50
334
o
Canadian Oil pref
C P R
•_
2% Sept
3c Feb
Aug
?h
—
Canadian Oil
Oct
26
May
150
2c
Consol Paner Corn Ltd... *
*•'
10
2)4
7 34
Jan
5 dx
15
Canadian Marlartlc
30; Aug
,43-'.-' Feb
AUg
26
-
:'.•'•■
Last
Sale
Shares
126
14
-
emotive..-:-*
(auadlan 1
Jan
175H
26
125
*
-
Pi iaay
range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Week
of Prices
High
.100
;;
§
,.;Y,
;
for
Low
Canadian Ind Ale hoi A..*
Sept
27 %
Feb
25C
Jan
27
Feb
60
2c
B
Canadian Dredge
O G E
207
June
160
300
22
kMWS
Week's Range
Price
Par
Canadian Celanese..
Y. reierred.—
Feb
Feb
25t
Preferred.-.-2.50
DomlnioiAo
Jan
Oct
102 %
' June
12 %
3%
i Dlv Sec A;
s
22
25i
3%
7% cum pref..
Commercial Alcohols Ltd.*
18 H
12%
26% Jure
150
71
u
Stocks (Continued)
High
Apr
June
12 %
100
*
-100
Candn Lig it <fc Tow Co.
Canadian VlckeraLtd
i
,
June
100
515
27
174
.
15 -x;
10
■7$ 2<5
■y
23%
■22%
*
Candn Indus l td B
Low
?r"m
9SH
nuay
Last
Sale
Shares
17H
12H
98H
Calgary Fower Co Ltd—
6% cum pref.100
Canada & Dom Sug Co... . *
Canadian Breweries pref.*
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Week
'Mw
*
Brit Amer Oil Co
i>
for
of Prices
High
Sale
Price
Par
(Concluded)
Stocks
Range
-Tuesday, November 4, 1941
.
;'•{ These bonds
are subject to all Federal tax .1.
Number 4002 '
Volume 154
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
■
Quotations for U. S*Treasury Nates—-Friday, Oct.
Issues—Friday, Oct.<31-
Quotations for Recent Bond
Bid
107
108
1970
Erie RR 3^8, 1971
Gulf Power
k"
Maturity
99 M
103
Sept. 15, 1942
108
Dec.
107 h
10814
1 Mar. 15, 1943
107
107 H
June
102
1970..—.—..
1971.—
....
Northwestern Public Service 4h,
■.
Y,
Mar. 15,
1942
107 14
Sept. 15, 1943
10514
Dec.
10434
Southern Natural Gas 3^h, 1950....
.
Bid
Rate
Maturity
10 614
101.11
.
..
101.14
102.3
Mar. 15, 1944
June 15, 1944
Rates quoted are for discount at
Asked
purchase.
'
102.7
..
15. 1943
..
100.20
Sept. 15. 1944 j..
Mar. 15, 1945
101.13
101.15
{Mar. 15, 1946
101.10
101.12
101.23
J Sept.15, 1944
100.28
100.30
Bid
Nat.Defense Nts
101.21
IX%
H%
1%
H%
..
102.8
100.18
101.10
101.14
1%
..
102.4
lYA
i% /c
%%
1 Dec. 15, 1945
101.22
J00.10
100.2
Treasury Bills—
Nov,
5,1941.....
Nov. 12, 1941.....
Nov.
Dec.
3, 1941
Deo.
CITY
Bid
Dec.
17, 1941.
Asked
24, 1941.
0.13%
10. 1941
0.13%
0.13%
Dec.
Dec. 31, 1941
0.13%
0.13%
Jan.
0.13%
0.13%
0.13%
0.13%
19, 1941.....
Nov. 20. 1941
99.28
99.20
tThese bonds are subject to all Federal taxes.
STATE AND
Asked
101.24
101
100
.
100.30
100.8
..
10014
104 H
105 H
l
Wisconsin Power Ac Light 3H8, 1971
...
15, 1943
105X
107 H
Standard Oil (Calif.) 2^8, 1900..
Asked
Bid
IH%
2%
15, 1942
105
Public Service (Okla.). 3)^8.
United States Treasury Bills—Friday, Oct, 31
po nt.
Int.
Rate
107
.....
Electric 3^8, 1900.....
Montana-Dakota Utility 3J4n, 1901..........
a
10 J H
09
3>j8. 1971.
Luzerne County Gas Ac
32nds of
more
Int.
..—
1071
Central III Public Serv 3^8,
or
Asked
1
10i>
Beneficial Indus Loan 23*8, 1950..
LI Paso Electric 3«s,
31
-
Figures after decimal point represent one
Jan
14, 1942.
0
Jun.
21, 1942.
28, 1942.
0.13%
0.13%
7. 1942.
Jan.
13%
0.13%
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
r n
Oct. 30,
ALABAMA
(P. O. Montgomery), Ala.
Call
Bond
Collins,
H.
A
—
Board of
Education, is calling for payment
Secretary of the State
on
Dec. 1, 4% building revenue
bonds, numbered 3 to 55, amount¬
ing to $53,000. Denom. $1,000.
Dated June 1, 1939. Due from
June 1, 1942 to 1963. Payment of
said bonds will be made, together
with interest due Dec. 1, 1941, and
the
requisite premiums, at the
of
Bank
National
First
Yuma, Ariz.
Bond
Contemplated—
Election
We quote in part as
follows from
the Yuma "Sun and Sentinel" of
With
Oct. 22:
able
unanimous favor¬
a
of utilities.
J.
Befsnes
E.
bond
of
firm
of
Ely, Beck
attended
who
Company
Phoenix
the
Refsnes,
the
Council meeting as a representa¬
tive of the five bond and broker¬
age
firms which caused the engi¬
to be made and
which have agreed to dispose oi
the bonds if voted and issued,
neering survey
briefly explained the attitude of
the investment firms:
"We wish only to have the pro¬
.
posal presented in a proper man¬
ner, in a legal manner, and< to
leave no doubt as to jvho can.
and
vpte,
informational'
other
matters."
ARKANSAS
El
Bonds
DoraJo,
Ark*.
Vot^d—The issuance of
$120,060
said
construction
airport
bonds, is
have
to
been
ap¬
proved by the voters at an elec¬
tion held on Oct. 28,
County Drainage No.
(P. O. Harrisburg), Ark.
Poinsett
■
Bond
S
Registration Requested—
The owners and holders of bonds
the
of
dered
district
above
notified
on
are
being
order was ren¬
Oct. 11 in the Chancery
that
an
Court of Poinsett County requir¬
ing them to present for registra¬
tion all bonds and coupons issued
by the district to W. E. Bradford,
Receiver, at his office at Harris¬
burg, Ark,; within 90 days from
Oct. 11,
,
,
Springdale School District No. SO
(P. O. SpritigdaU),? Ark, >
Bond
It
Authorized—At
is
Exchange
stated
Proceeding-
by the Secretary of
the Board of School Directors that
$138,500 3%%
bonds
through T.
ing
are
J.
semi-ann. refund¬
being exchanged
Raney
& Sons of
remainder
will
probably
be
Madison, III.
25
Oct.
on
an
entire
the
loan, $40,000
will
be
used for refunding.
308
683
989
1540
1881
2019
313
716
1001
1547
1884
2027
Holders of
155
330
729
1027
1646
1930
2042
157 353 800
may have pre¬
viously agreed with the city's re¬ 192 393 806
funding agents to exchange them 200 494 925
for City of Lake Wales, Fla., re¬ 255 520 953
funding bonds, issue of July 1, 274 585 965
1941, may do so by surrendering 296 612 983
1041
1656
1949
2049
Bonds
1059
1704
1973
2176
Bankers
1282
1770
1985
2189
is
of
refunding
agents.
Melbourne, Fla.
Special Tax School
Titusville), Fla.
Bond
Damon
—
&
said bonds in accordance with in¬
structions
District (P. O.
Call
attached, at
Bank
Co., New York City.
FLORIDA
Brevard County
Hutzler,
to
89
coupons
Hanover
of such bonds who
issue
Call—Pursuant
65
unpaid
Central
town
Bond
Trust
tant
a
$100,000 bonds was voted for re¬
funding and school building con¬
struction purposes. The bonds are
to bear IV2 % interest and mature
at the rate of $5,000 annually. Of
vote
indicated, the Yuma
City Council is slated this after¬
noon to approve and adopt a res¬
olution setting a definite date for
the $900,000 special revenue bond
election on municipal ownership
&
Bonds
meeting
ARIZONA
The
offered for sale about next April.
25, 1942.
Manchesterj Conn.
Mont¬
presentation.
gomery, on
Due on or about
1941.
proposal to issue $15,000 airport
provi¬ improvement bonds, submitted at
Lake Wales, Fla.
sions
of the
4%
Kingshighway
/prelection on Oct. 21.
Orange County (P. O. Santa Ana),
Bond Call—J. B. Petrey, City Bridge revenue bonds, series of
Calif.
KENTUCKY
Clerk, states that refunding bonds 1939, dated June 1, 1939, and due
School Notes Sold—A $20,000 is¬
Ballard
County
(P.
O*
Wicknumbered from 1 to 1,324, to the June 1, 1964, the village is issu¬
sue of Anaheim Union High school
liffe), Ky.
amount of $1,038,000, are called ing notice of its intention to re¬
District tax anticipation notes was
deem $60,000 of bonds on Dec. 1,
for payment on Jan.
Bonds Sold—A $25,000 issue of
1, 1942.
purchased recently by the First
Dated Jan. 1, 1935. Due Jan. 1, 1941, at a price of 105 and accrued $4% semi-ann. road and bridge
National Trust & Savings Bank of
interest.
The. numbers
of
the bonds is said to have been sold.
1965.
Said
bonds
will
be
re¬
Fullerton, at 1%. Dated Nov. 15,
deemed at their par value and ac¬ bonds so to be redeemed and paid Dated
April
1,
1941.
Due
on
1941. Due on Dec. 30, 1941.
determined
crued interest to Jan. 1, 1942, on as
by lot
are
as April
1, 1951, callable on and
after 1, 1946,
CONNECTICUT
presentation with all appurten- follows:
Feb.
Teachers* College
State
Alabama
city is said to have entered into
contract
with
R.
E.
Crummer
s
&
(Pi. O.
Fulton), Ky.
Offered
Bond
to
Co.
Public—The
of
Louisville,
offering for general investment
1398 1771 1993 2225 the following bonds aggregating
1406 1877 1994 2282 $65,000:
$33,000 3% school building rev¬
1525
enue bonds.
Due $3,000 from
Said bonds should be surren¬
Oct. 1, 1943 to 1953 incl.
dered at the office of Harris Trust
32,000 314% school building rev¬
& Savings Bank, Chicago, on or
after
Bond Refunding Contract—This
Fulton School District
Dec.
1,
Will
cease
Co. of
Due $4,000 from
Oct. 1, 1954 to 1961 incl.
Denom.
$1,000.
Dated
Oct.
1941.
Dec. 1,1941.
bonds.
enue
1941, together with
all unmatured coupons pertaining
thereto.
Interest on the bonds
Callable
and
on
after
1,
Oct.
Orlando, tp refund a total
1, 1946, and thereafter, on 30 days'
Secretary of the Board of Public
Massac County (P. O. Metropolis),
of about $800,000 of its outstand¬
published notice, on any interest
Instruction, states that the fol¬
III.
ing bonds, on a basis whereby
date, at V4 of 1%, of the principal
lowing bonds are being called foi
Bond
Election—An
issue
of
the interest will be reduced and
amount to
the
stated maturity.
payment as of Jan. 1:
no payments
courthouse
construction Prin. and int.
on principal are to $27,000
(A-O) payable at
Special Tax School District No.
and equipment bonds will be con¬
be
made for a period
the City National
of five
Bank, Fulton.
1, Nos. 1 to 260 and 266 to 28,
sidered
to the amount of
$282,000.
Special Tax School District No.
4, In os. 1 to 14, 16, 17 and 19 to
221 to the amount of $281,000.
Dated
Jan.
1,
1937.
Denom
$1;000. Due Jan. 1, 1967, interest
rates increasing
from 2Vz% to
5%
■
per annum.
Said bonds are payable on pres-?
bv the voters at the No¬
The city has been operat¬
ing since 1938 under a refunding vember election.
program which required $45,000
Sandwich Township, III.
annually for debt service pay¬
Bond Sale—Barcus, Kindred &
ment.
This load makes it im¬
Co. of Chicago recently purchased
possible for the city to assess suf¬
an
issue of $25,000 township li¬
ficient taxes for
operating ex¬
brary board bonds.
penses
and it has been unable
to make needed
INDIANA
improvements
years.
.
The
plan, eliminating the
Schererville, Ind.
for making
principal
Bond
Award
Delayed—Alfred
tional: Bank
&
Trust
Co.
of payments for five years, will re¬
H. Govert, Town Clerk-Treasurer,
lease
about
$20,000
annually
Chicago.
which may be used for city im¬ states that bids for the $17,500
Clearwater, Fla.
not to exceed 3% interest water
provements.
works plant bonds or notes of¬
Certificate Refunding Contract
entation with all unmatured cou¬
pons
—It
at
is
Continental Illinois
stated
by Leedy, Wheeler
& Co. of Orlando,
that they have
signed a contract with the abov<
city for the refunding of $259,000
sewer .revenue
certificates.
De Soto County (P.
?
Fla.
new
Na¬ necessity
Okeechobee County (P. O. Okee¬ fered Oct. 29—v.
154, p. 642—have
chobee), Fla.
been taken under advisement un¬
Bond Call—C.F.
man
Walker, Chair¬
of the Board of County Com¬
missioners,
states
that
the
fol¬
O* Arcadia), lowing road and bridge refund¬
and Hardee County
Bond Election—The issuance o!
$5,000 water
system construction
Bond
to
Co.
$44,000
314%
works
semi-ann.
refunding
ann.
water
works
bonds
offered
Oct. 27—v. 154, p. 699
awarded to the White-
on
water
bonds.
revenue
Denom. $1,000. Dated Nov. 1, 1941.
Due $2,000 Nov. 1, 1942 to
1963,
callable,! in
order
on
inverse
numerical
interest
any
payment
date upon 30 days' published no¬
tice at 103 and accrued interest
to
and
including
Nov. .1,
1946,
thereafter at 102 and accrued in¬
terest to and including Nov.
1,
1951,
crued
thereafter at 101, and ac¬
interest to arid incltidin^;
1,
1956,
and
and
accrued
Township School
T wp.
and
int. payable
(P. O. 985 North Arlington
Treasurer's
ofice.
Ave., Indianapolis), Ind.
for sale
Public—The
of
Louisville,
offering for general investment
100
Warren
ing
Highlands County has an inter¬
Offered
Bankers
is
Nov.
til Nov. 5.
bonds, issue of 1940, dated
Bond Sale—The issue of $100,June
1940, due June 1, 1970.
Bond Validation Sought — The
building bonds offered Oct. 30—
are
'called
for
payment
on
v.
County Commission is reported to Dec.
154, p. 585—was awarded to
1, with all coupons matur¬
have instructed its attorney to un¬
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co. oi
ing subsequent to that date at¬
dertake validation proceedings on
Indianapolis, and Knight, Dickin¬
tached,
at
the
Manufacturers
son
& Co., Chicago, jointly, as
the
refunding bond issue. The Trust
Co., New York:
Commission also issued a call for
IV4S at par, plus a premium of
Series A, bonds Nos. 1 to 397
$721.98, equal to 100.721, a basis
payment on all of the old bonds 587 to 591 and 594 to
801, all num¬
of about 1.15%.
Dated Oct. 15,
as of Jan. 1 1942.
bers
incl.,
$609,890.91.
Denom
Under
the
refunding
plan,
1941, and due as follows: $4,000
$1,000, one for $890.91.
which is undertaken by B. J. Van
July 1, 1943, and $4,000 Jan. 1
Series B, bonds Nos. 1 to 82
and July 1 from 1944 to 1955 incl.
Ingen & Co., Inc., of New York, and 87 to 156
incl., $151,829.56.
Second high bid of 100.569 for
a county-wide issue of $953,000 is
Denoms.
$1,000,
$928.13
and
l*As was made by the First Na¬
being refunded for $851,000:; an is¬
$901.43.
tional Bank of Chicago and the
sue of $65,000 against Road Dis¬
Series C, bonds Nos. 1 to 63
Fletcher Trust Co., Indianapolis,
trict No. 2 is being refunded for
incl.,
$63,000.
Denom.
$1,000.
in joint account.
$51,000, and an issue of $149,000 Interest ceases on date called.
plus an old refunding of $36,500
IOWA
against the former Road District
|J: IDAHO
Low Moor, Iowa
4, is being refunded for $175',Oxford, Idaho >
Bond
Sale—The $2,500 semi500. ■
\
1
.
est of 24.88%
Greensburg, Ky.
Bonds
thereafter
interest.
at
the
at
Prin.
Town
Legality
ap¬
proved by Grafton & Grafton of
Louisville.
j
Leslie County (P. O. H yd en),
Bonds
refunding
bonds
Kyt.<
Sold—An
$85,000 issue
of 4% semi-ann. road and
bridge
have
1941.
able
been
Due
in
is
sold.
on
whole
reported
Dated
Jan.
part
on
interest payment date.
Pulaski
to
15,
15, 1971; call¬
in
or
Jan.
any
> V
County (P. O. SomersetJ,
Ky.
Bonds Sold—A
|
$335,000 issue of
41/2 and 4%% semi-ann. road and
bridge refunding bonds is said to
have
1941.
able
been
Due
in
interest
sold.
Dated
inM43
to
April 1,
1970; call¬
whole|k)r in part
payment
date,
at
on any
a
pre¬
mium, until 1948.
LOUISIANA
La Place-Woodland
Gravity: Drain*
age District (P. O. La Place), La.
Co. of Davenport, as 3s,
refunding.^
Bond Sale Details—The Secre¬
for Nov. 18.
'
paying a premium of $5, equal to
tary of the Board of Commis¬
Fernandina, Fla.
California, State of '
100.20, a basis of about 2.95%.
ILLINOIS
sioners
states
that
the
$24,000
Warrant Sale—The $2,206,351.75
| Bonds. Exchanged — R.
B.
Due $500 from Nov. 1,
1945 to
Glen Ellyn, III.
drainage bonds sold to Kingsbury
1949 incl.
states
general fund registered warrants Meserve; -City Manager,
& Alvis, and Jac. P.
Proposed
Bond
Issue — The
Ducournau,
offered for sale on Oct. 3i—v. 154, that
$9,000
refunding
bonds
KANSAS
both of New Orleans, jointly, as
have been
exchanged with the Board of Trustees recently con¬
p. 849—were awarded to Kaiser
noted here on Oct. 18, were sold
Beloit, Kan.
original holders. These bonds arc sidered a proposal to issue $30:000
& Co. of San Francisco, at 0.375%
Bonds Defeated—The City Clerk at a price of 100.004. «nvin? a net
water
and
pumping equipment
plus a premium of $556, according part of an issue of $54,000, ap¬
states that the voters rejected the interest cost of about 2.40%, on
to
the State Controller.
Datc^ proved by +he voters on June 17 bonds.
Liittle Rock.
•,
;
"
CALIFORNIA
has
an
interest
District No.
4
of
6.91 % 'in
the
bonds
voters
will
at
be
an
submitted
election
to
the
scheduled
—were
Phillips
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
900
the bonds divided
000
follows: $7,-
as
3s, due $1,000 from March
1, 1942 to 1948; $8,000 as 2%s due
on
March
1, $1,000 in 1949 to
1953, $1^0g in 1954 and 1955; the
remaining^,000 as 2V4s, due $1,500 from March 1, 1956 to 1961
as
incl.
that $44,000,000 of bonds mature.
NORTH DAKOTA
and interest, be accompa¬ Of this amount, $21,500,000 of ma¬
Strasburg, N. Dak.
the report in v, 154," p. 850, of nied by all coupons for interest turing ,„bond$
were
issued for
Bonds - Voted—The issuance.' of
the award of $485,000 refunding accruing after the first day of home and work* relief.
"When relief bonds were first $45,000 water and sewer system
bonds
to
a
group
headed by December, 1941. Coupons for in¬
terest due on Dec. 1, 1941, may be authorized by the State Legisla¬ construction bonds was approved
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Toledo,
attached to the bonds for pay¬ ture, the maturities were limited by the voters at a recent election.
on
a
net interest cost of about
Hingham, Mass.
'
fire station notes offered
154,
p.
786—was
awarded to Tyler & Co. of Boston,
as
iy4s, at h price of 101.444.
Dated Nov. 15, 1941, and due ser¬
ially from 1942 to 1961 incl. Sec¬
ond high bid of 101.401 for 1 y4s
was made by
Shields & Co. of
coupon
cipal
,
of 100.023 for $290,000 23/4s, $170,r
000
2i/2s,
and
$25,000
2y4s,
Note Sale—The issue of $80,000
bond registered as to both prin¬
a
Ferndale, Mich.
Other Bids—In connection with
2.483 %, we give the following ad¬
ditional bids for the issue: Offer
MASSACHUSETTS
Tuesday, November 4, 1941
cost
net
a
made
was
of
by
about
2.565%..
account
an
com¬
ment
if
or,
detached
the to three years.
from
This was later in¬
creased to ten years.
"No
one
could
foresee
the
bonds by the holders thereof, may
be presented for payment in the
usual course.
No interest shall
accrue or be payable on
any
said bonds after date called.
OHIO
Cincinnati, Ohio
length of the depression, or that
Says Claims of Proponents of
than 100,000 citizens would
Municipal Utility Ownership Are
of
more
need help, or the stupendous cost
Fantastic—In connection witn tne
of giving this help.
of H. V. Sattley & Co.,
New Jersey (State of)
"Because of this inability to
Campbell, McCarthy & Co., WatEighty-Nine
Major
Manufac¬
ling, Lerchen & Co., Miller, Ken- turers Located In
foresee, the right to distribute the
"State—During burden of
ower & Co., Donovan & Gilbert
meeting these bonds
the first nine months of this year,
and Nordman & Verral.
A syn¬
over a period of 20 to 25 years
89 major manufacturers located
dicate
was
denied.
Millions of dollars
composed of Stranahan in
this
State, the New Jersey
Harris & Co., Inc., Ryan, Suther¬
were
needed.
It could not be
State Chamber of Commerce an¬
land & Co., Paine, Webber & Co.
raised by current taxation. There
New York.
nounced Oct. 26 through George
was
Siler, Roose & Co., and Wright: H.
only one way to get it,
Mettam, Chairman of its In¬
Martin & Co., bid on a net cost
namely, to issue bonds.
The se¬
MICHIGAN
dustrial Development Committee.
of
2.579%, stating a price oi
curity for these bonds was and is
Mr.
Mettam
said
that
the
real estate.
Campbell Road and Red Run Im- 100.003 for $270,000 2%s and
Chamber classified industries giv¬
"Who owns the taxable real es¬
provement Drain District,
$215,000 2%S.
Oct.
31—v.
Oakland
Notice
Refunding
certificates
Flan-
of
district
deposit
being
are
advised by the Bondholders' Com¬
mittee
Sewer
Storni
for
Drain
Discricts in Michigan that a plan,
dated Oct. 10,
1941, for settle¬
ment of a portion of the outstand¬
ing indebtedness has been adopt¬
ed.
Copies of the plan nave been
lodged with the committee's de¬
positaries and the plan will be¬
come effective 30 days from Oct.
25, 1941, excepted with respect
to those depositors who may reg¬
ister
in
dissent.
their
the
the
of
form
a
The
by
pian
is
from
proposal
district
drain
accepted
is being
bondholders'
anu
the
committee.
The
$307,000 out¬
standing bonds, bearing 6% in¬
terest and dated April 1, 1924.
pian
covers
Under
provisions of an agree¬
Aug. 27, 1938, inter¬
est to April 1, 1939, has been sat¬
ment
dated
isfied
bonds
286
to
as
the
on
following basis: Oct. 1, 1931, to
April 1, 1937 (5% years), at 4%
and April
1, 1937, to April 1,
1939 (2 years), at 3%.
Funds in
the amount of $5,915 are being
reserved to satisfy interest on
the remaining 21 bonds, on the
same basis, as soon as their own¬
ers .can
be contacted.
Early in
June, an agreement was reached
with representatives of
a
sub¬
stantial proportion
of the out¬
standing bonds on the general
provisions of a refunding plan.
While the plan was being put into
snape for
formal submission to
all parties involved, the Michi¬
gan Supreme Court ruled against
the levying of deficiency assess¬
ments
against
acquired
by the State at recent tax sales,
property
inasmuch
and
order
as
will
sessment
to
a
deficiency
as¬
necessary
in
be
outstanding
pay
bonds
of the district, it was agreed that
refunding should be attempted
pending the appeal of the case
to
the
United
States
Supreme
no
Court.
district
The
settle interest
now
on
to
proposes
all the outstand¬
ing bonds accrued from April l,
1939, to Oct. 1, 1941 (2V2 years),
on
the basis of
which
the
is
a
3% interest rate,
same
rate
as
proposed refunding bonds
the
to
were
bear from
April 1, 1939, to May
1, 1944.
It also offers to settle
$300 principal on each bond by
the payment of 60% thereof, or
$180.
After the endorsement of
siich payments, each bond will
/then evidence a principal indebt¬
edness of $700 with interest fully
paid
and
to
including
|t94i.
•
"This
upon
.bonds
Oct.
'
the
<
1;
•
district
in
the
ag¬
gregate principal amount of not
;less than $240,000 (78.2%). When
such acceptances or more are re¬
ceived, payments will be made
immediately upon presentation of
the bonds
The
ers
for endorsement.
committee will keep hold¬
advised
all inquiries
to
W.
Room
D.
1504,
.York, N.
of
tate
Buffalo?
The
and
prior will be paid
of
developments and
Broadway, New
Y.'
costs for
1941
will be
of
such
coupons.
stated
Education
is
said
have
to
North
Platte, Neb.
office
of
Bank
&
the
Hanover
Central
Trust
Co., New York
City; upon presentation- and sur¬
render
of
such
bonds.
(The $9 718,200 refunding bonds include
the refunding bonds now held by
the
Central
Trust
Co.,
Hanover
Bank
It
is
will
the
of
to
for
in
wit
adustment
or
composition of the city's indebt¬
edness which
was
the
Governor
Stiate
Trust
df the 204 cities surveyed, it was
approved by
ar;
Election—At
Bond
election
bills
Twenty-five
turned
over
bond
and
surrender
of
Miles
Davidson
Finance
with
must,
(
t
J r
l
•
t
J
j
sumers
community.
"This
is
a
remarkable, even
amazing, record when it is con¬
sidered
that the
comparison is
made with all types of cities,
companies, locations, and modes
of plant operation, and that Cin¬
cinnati's standing was achieved in
competition
even
wRh
cities
served by huge subsidized power
projects.
The
Federal
Power
Commission—which
certainly is
not biased in favor of private
management—listed
Cincinnati's
typical residential current bill as
lower than those paid in Chat¬
tanooga, Knoxville, and Nashville,
in
the very heart of the TVA
power development.
.
"If
n
b:i• ,-<'
Cincinnati
electricity
tant
of
exorbi¬
misht be
the
above
rates
other
for
be
consumers
paying
were
rates, or even if they were
paying
American
average
there
cities,
to
thjnk of
risking 'the perils of financial dis¬
some
reason
or political management and
inefficiency in undertaking pub¬
lic ownership of the electric light
Lexing¬ plant. But where it is a matter
CAROLINA
(P. O.
ton), N. C.
of fact beyond argument
rates are now virtually
three months,
power
purchased
by
.
.
k~
i>*
1.I
1
Uij
over
very
that our
the low¬
>
.
.
them
to
and
run
fall
Rossford, Ohio
BJnds
Sold—The
street
$3,930
improvement: bonds; offered
Junfe
28—v.
awarded
to
152,
J.
A.
p.
last
4010—were
White
&
Co.
of
Cincinnati, as 2y4s, at a price
of 100.33, a basis of about 2.14%,
Dated
July
1,
1941,
and due
Sept. 1, as follows: $930 in 1942
and $750 from 1943 to 1946 incl.
"
Sabina, Ohio
Election—An
Bond
municipal
provement
pre¬
sidered
three
bonds
'
issue
building
will
be
of
im¬
con¬
by the voters at the No¬
vember
-
Y>*I? ?.
bought
are
to
flat indeed."
Peoples Bank $20,000
the
Roxboro, at 6%. plus a
mium of $196.09.
Due in
of
•
plants
turned
Elkin, N. C.
follows:
:v"„
water-power
do
residential
con¬
of electricity enjoy lower
will
County
breaking tax load during the next
four years' by reason of the fact months.
!'. K
abundant
rates than do the residents of this
—Declaring that the maturing of
Price Paid—The Secretary of
$44,000,000 of bonds, of which the Local Government Commis¬
nearly half were issued for home sion how reports that the • $400,-
;
its
facilities,
Next
Four Years Aggregate $44,000,000
"Buffalo taxpayers face a back-
unless it has been converted into
use
est in the Nation, the fantastic
purchased by the Interstate Se¬ claims of political* medicine men
curities Co. of Charlotte, at 6%, that they can "save millions" and
plus a premium of $726. Due in "cut current bills in half" if the
NEW YORK
as
250-
cooking or water
Only in Tacoma, Wash.,
heating.
Notes Sold—A $50,000 issue of
revenue notes is said to have been
Buffalo, N. Y.
was
the
aster
bentures.
tion,
and
of electricity for
on
surrendered
refrigeration,
kilowatt bracket includes the
Court of and work relief, will be a "back- 000 semi-ann. general and street
May 2, breaking tax * load" during the improvement
refunding
bonds
1938.)
next four years, William E. Rob¬ sold to Kirchofer & Arnold ol
State
tax
refunding, $67,500. ertson, President of the United Raleigh, as noted in detail on
Dated Dec. 1, 1937.
Due Dec. 1, Taxpayers' League, on Oct. 22 Nov. 1—v.
154, p. 853—were pur¬
as
follows:
$20,000 in 1941 and called upon Mayoral and Council- chased at a
price of 100.13. Due
1942, $5,000 in 1943 to 1946, and manic candidates for statements
on Dec. 1 in 1942 to 1971.
$7,500 in 1947.
These bonds will of policy on future bond issues
be redeemed at par and accrued
Tarboro, N. C* -~
The letter, which was accom¬
interest on Dec. 1,
Notes Sold—A $15,000 issue of
1941, at the panied by a questionnaire asking
office of the City Treasurer upon a yes or no answer to the
ques¬ revenue notes is said to have been
Each
com¬
when electricity is also used
for
Supreme
Jersey, entered
the size
are
mon
$386,000,
base
bills
of
use
watt-hour bills
to the city.
NORTH
the
Says Bonds Maturing In
the
which
after
the
Nation.
electricity
principally for lighting; 100-kilo-
will construct runway facilities at
of
were
the
in
kilowatt-hour
home
cover
Aeronautics Administration
cost
lowest
100 and
on
250 kilowatt-hour bills
consider an issue of $60,000 bonds
estimated
the 13th lowest in the
were
second
purchase of the necessary
land for a municipal airport. The
an
of the
rates
Nation, and the rates
for
Civil
local
25-kilowatt-hour current
pany on
spepial
a
the
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Com¬
Nov. 10 the voters will
on
that
found
Par
2.20
the
"Unfortunately for the peddlers
the public ownership nostrum,
however, the Federal Power Com¬
mission just last year compiled a
comprehensive analysis of elec¬
tric charges in all American cities
of 50,000 population or more. And
Plattsburgh, N. Y.
issuance
State Highway de¬
$1,000,000
Co...........
delude
to
of
2.20
Trust
effort
politi¬
muttering
are
rates.
;
Co
their
men
city
buy and operate its own
plant might be a little
more
impressive if there were
no
way
of comparing electric
...
Dunkirk
medicine
electric
•jInt. Rate*?JlateBid
Marine Trust Co, of Buffalo
and R. D. White & Co...
2% '
100.53
Blair & Co., Inc
2.20
100.816
Manufacturers
&
Traders
.Bidder--;
and
accordance
the
that
authorize
or
over
plan
said
request
Board
the Asbury Park &
Ocean Grove Bank, ready to be
turned
'
an
19,
would
This
Authorized—The
742—
p.
Oct.
of
could be "cut in half" if the
to
City From Jan. 1 to Sept. 30 obliga¬
Council is said to have passed an tions incurred were $2,220,918.15,
ordinance calling for the issuance or 56.95% of the estimate,
This
left $1,679,081.85 of the original
of $9,000 refunding bonds.
estimate for the remaining three
NEW
months, the report pointed out.
JERSEY
This is due to the sharp drop in
Asbury Park, N. J.
the
relief
load
brought
about
Bond Call—Mary E. Vaccaro, largely by private
employment.
Acting City Clerk, calls for pay¬ The decline in case load started
ment on Dec. 1, 1941, the follow¬ in
May, 1940, continued through
ing 4% bonds:
Refunding $9,- the first nine months this year
718,200. Dated Dec. 1, 1937. Due and is expected to go further by
Dec. 1, 1966.
These bonds will be the end of the year.
redeemed at par and accrued in¬
terest on Dec. 1, 1941, at the of¬
NEW MEXICO
fice of the Asbury Park & Ocean
New Mexico, State of
Grove Bank, Asbury Park, or, at
Bond Issuance
Contemplated—
the option of the holder, at the
Bonds
issue
follows:
as
in
up 6|% of re¬ York, as 1.90s, at a price of 100.33.
a
basis of about 1.88%.
Dated
was reported re¬
the Local Assistance Nov. 1, 1941, and due Nov. 1, as
Board by Relief Director Malady. follows: $2,000 from 1942 to 1973
Estimated expenditures for direct incl., and $3,000 from 1974 to 1980
relief this year totaled $3,900,000. inbLt i. Other bids:.
cently
154,
"Inquirer," in
its
people of Cincinnati into think¬
ing that electric current rates
State, which puts
lief costs,
on
"The abracadabra which
$1,000,000
passed a resolution calling for the
issuance of $9,500 4% semi-ann
funding bonds.
in
cal
estimated.
of
Cincinnati
editorial
than
more
4
amendment
electric facilities—v.
the
a card with self-addressed enve¬
lower than originally lope is enclosed."
The city also will save
NEBRASKA
about $50,000 in administration Carroll (P. O. Frewsburg), N. Y.
/
costs.
There will be a surplus
Bond Sale—The $85,000 coupon
Custer County Consolidated High
of more than $400,000 from the or
registered Frewsburg Water
School District No. C-23
$1,500,000 the city appropriated District bonds offered Oct. 31—
(P. O. Broken Bow),
for relief this year.
The remain¬ v. 154, p. 786—were awarded to
Neb.
E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc., New
Bonds Authorized—The Board ing $600,000 will be saved to the
tation
should be addressed presentation
Bradford, Secretary, such bonds.
115
on presen¬
Nov.
a
city
proposing
municipal ownership of the city's
is
answer
vote
charter
"major" enterprises. In
that one-half of the total is resi¬
MISSISSIPPI
a report the Committee said that
dential property owned by tens
the 89 manufacturers provided
Natchez, Miss.
of thousands of home-owners.
employment for 17,047 persons.
Bond
Call—It
is
stated
by
"On
behalf
of
these
home¬
Thomas W. Vinton, Trust Officer Total figures for last year showed
112 new plants locating in New owners in particular, we urge that
that in accordance with the pro¬
no
additional burden be placed
visions of Article II of the trust Jersey, giving employment to 15,953 workers.
Mettam said "there upon them during the next four
indenture securing the bonds, al
years by the issuance of bonds
is every indication that by the
of the outstanding 4% bridge rev¬
expenditures or re¬
time we make our report for the for capital
enue bonds Nos. 1 to
2,058, to the
unless
some
crisis arises
full 1941 year, New Jersey will lief,
amount of $2,058,000, dated Dec.
makes
the
issuance
of
have attracted more new major which
1, 1938, maturing Dec. 1, 1968, re¬
We feel
industries than during the year bonds the only solution.
deemable on
any
interest pay¬
Mr. Mettam, a Standard that this is a reasonable request.
ment date prior to maturity, art 1940."
We hope you Will agree with us
Oil Co. executive, continued:
called for payment on Dec. 1.
"The figures, announced today, and, because of its fairness, are
Payment of said bonds, together
willing to promise that you will
with a premium of 6%%, of the do not reflect the extraordinary
do everything within your power
principal amount of said bonds expansion in plant facilities and to
carry out this plan if elected
will be made on or after dafri plant employment on the part of
on Nov. 4.
called, on surrender of said bonds* Existing New Jersey industries.
"Please let us know your de¬
expansion'
figures, due
in negotiable form, accompanied* ®Home
cision promptly, so that we m.ay
by all June 1, 1942, and subse¬ largely to defense efforts, far ex¬
ceed this year's industrial devel¬ advise our members prior to elec¬
quent
coupons,
at
the
Union
tion that on this great issue they
Planters National Bank & Trust opment record."
will have your help.
Co. in Memphis, or at the Chemi¬
Newark, N. J.
"A similar yetter is being sent
cal Bank & Trust Co., New York.
Direct
Relief
Costs
Sharply to your opponent. For your con¬
Coupons maturing Dec. 1, 1941. Lower—The city's direct relief venience in
answering this letter
proposal is conditioned order of the
acceptance of holders of New
of
than 50
more
scheduled
persons as
above
tne
ing employment to
County, Mich.
of
Holders of
for
posed
election.'
•
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a
yi'y':: fcv ■!<'}■\-\5i'•,/
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Springfield, Ohio
:
;
$115,-
of
Springfield,
Co.
District
with
'
Ohio
f
:
s
construction bonds will
$100,000
considered
be
the November
by
at
voters
the
:;
'
Congo
Belgian
general election.
'
July
1,845
.
.k
.J-™
Bolivia
Aug.
621
2,384
,
130**
1
695
—
from
Sept.
4,412
130**-—
6,874
4,666
The average
Brings Results—The county's plan
2,043**
installments
has
liened
in
New York,
for
taxes
price
for
standard
tin
in
London
for
Straits
the
Exports
•
i
.
,
plan, according to Frank P.
Kane, head of the county revenue
department.
These
payments
were in addition to the delinquent
■
71 %
Of Aug. $455,000,000 Exports Shipped To
British Empire & Egypt—19% To Latin America
paid directly to the County
the
under
Treasurer
Abatement
increases
.Hamburg, Pa,
Court
In
Issue
Bond
of
request
six
Wrangle—At
Council,
Borough
R. Shanaman on Oct.
-
writ
in
the
the
the
Judge Forresl
members
of
25 issued a
L. Balthaser to
v
sign the certificate of indebtedk. ness necessary to complete the
sale of an issue of $30,000 bonds,
or show cause why he should not
s
sign the document. The order was
-
made returnable on Oct. 31. i The
Borough Council, the petition to,
;
;
Court
;
issue
said,
the
been
has
bonds
unable to
because
a
State
law requires that a certificate of
k indebtedness, signed by the Bur?
gess, be filed with the Depart¬
ment
issue
was
in
exports
from
the
United
States
to
America the destination
the Far East for the re¬
y
$3,133,00 in July.
Exports to British Empire countries and Egypt in July and
August averaged $290,000,000, as compared with a* monthly aver-
price of 100.808, a basis of
0.98%—v. 154, p. 137. The of Public Works, to draw up a per capita basis (according to the
bankers
are
said4 to
have
in¬ formal application for a share of Providence "Journal" of Oct. 26.
The
town
paid $4,000 on its
formed the Council that if there the $150,000,000 Community Fa¬
school bonds
and $760
interest
is
further
delay in the mat¬ cilities Fund in order to finance
on the school bond serial during
ter they will cancel their con¬ a $42,000,000 sewage disposal pro¬
the
week
bringing
its
total
tract to purchase the. loan.
In gram. The city has been unsuc¬
that event, the petition stated, the cessful on several occasions in bonded indebtedness down to $1,-
$18,000 2% re¬
funding bonds offered Oct. 30—
v.
154, p. 586-^-were awarded to
E. H.
Rollins & Sons, Inc., of
Philadelphia. Dated Jan. 1, 1942,
and due $1,000 annually on Jan. 1
from 1943 to 1960 incl.
Records show the town
State 280,000.
obtaining approval of the
Supreme Court of various plans now has a debt of $70,00# more
to finance the project.
The Fed¬ than it had at the first of the fis¬
eral Government recently entered cal year starting March 6, 1941.
picture
when
President
Roosevelt directed Federal Secur¬
Knoxville School District, Pa*
addition
In
the town
of selling
process
p.
743.
of
_
tends to seek bids about Nov. 25
RHODE
ISLAND
on
Asks
Federal
Funds
for
,
Financiers
ernment
ment
"
'
{
July
Augi
1940
'
Europe
1941
1941
144,486
71,121
139,327
69,401
100,842
America—™
27,889
29,926
46,020
35,074
36,935
52,713
South America
—
35,516
7,035
8,311
39,434
i
Total
■
■
350,933
Argentina—
■
...
6,172
419
711
Brazil
7,522
North Providence, R. I.
Per
Capita Indebtedness Larg¬
est In The State—Despite regular
are
of
of
the
.
town
gov¬
faced with the pay¬
$141,000
in short term
—
,
India--ii.-U——
-
the sale of still more serial bonds.
on
Page 902)
,
277,847
282j513
5,170—3,364
13,649
1,862
13,114
543
;
13,572 '
'.1,537
11,523
22,607
98,776
9,959
'32.461
44,585
733
934
13,695
32,419
53,935 "1
111
39,467
1,791
6,372
9.462
3,915
5,018.
11,491
" 10,465
4,292
5,216
3,719
1,023
1,005
622
' 1,006
262
345
6,129
Costa
Rica
—
Cuba
Curacao
(Neth. West Ind.)™
Dominican
6,704
8,430
7,473
12,623
13,016
777
1,603
2,051
5,939
6,227
2,035
Republic-
29;
2,294
'
8.790
5,183
.
1,928
V
494
605
228
937
1,000
551
815
428
542
485
25,071
28,099
15
134
215
347
629
157
817
616
109
8
947
2
a
6
655
94
63
90
150
138
58
28
1,999
—
439
"
89
French-Indochina
213
Czecho-Slovakia
&
*
*
—
186
115
60
300
337
15
1,788
1,891
1,537
378
144
106
817
714
161
a
Coast—
Greece
Guatemala
599
575
Haiti
377
;
998
701
645
527
289
470
292
365
602
722
805
915
1,012
1,065
Honduras
2,379
3,823
641
223
246
'
796'
—
Honk Kong
(Persia)
Iraq
4,402
612
—
Germany,
Poland
*
'
436
France
Gold
r
660
—
—
Salvador
Finland
-
588
Equador
Egypt
611
'
27
Italy
210
24
377
1,026
908
212
182
114
830
1,289
——
Ireland
224
260
368
110
2
158
4
14
573
6
Japan
25,111
Mexico
Netherlands
Netherlands
1,662
13,277
62
2
293
8,337
14,324
6,330
Zealand
™——.i—
,
1,292
1.844
3,179
543
25
27 967
1,854
694
40
849
394
1,535
121*
3,702
7,341
Panama
Canal
4,235
5,152
6,253
71
63
2.168
2,893
571
124
0
358
1,610
Paraguay
1,937
230
Republic of
Zone
-
1,097
a
27
7,702
4
20,348 v 23,392
a
10,069
1,037
Labrador
a
7,116
1,483
&
262
243
6,945
2
Newfoundland
301
'
7
3,747
Indies..
V:
8,835
987
;—
3,346
7,198
Kwantung
'
6,364
10,307
6,103
>
462
3 305
3,734
1,947
8,699
.1,031
,
2,970
<
14,446
■
220,523
329
709
16,686
i.
3,495
ay-i-
/
7
244
57
33
142
388
197
Peru
1.692
1,959
2,468
1,372
1.001
2.687
7,793
11,545"
9,094
7,970
6,922
1,389
1,408
1,364
1,994;
762
1,804
3,321
71
Portugal
Spain
7,738
936
1,354
623
987
:
Thailand
(Siam)..
Trinidad
and
Tobago
Turkey
-
.
'
1,282
847
248
978
1,300
2,655
442
716
218
953
1,425
201
1,065
1,080
394
70
45
-
246
Philippine Islands
Switzerland
(Continued
■
4,915
Colombia
town
again to
■
3,776
Sweden
apply to the
Legislature for permission to ex¬
ceed its debt limit by some $75,000.
Earlier this year the town
went to the General Assembly to
seek permission to exceed its debt
limit in the issuance of a $100,the
i1
92,186
>
3,752
China
before^he new bonds
sold it will be necessary for
However,
13,558
2,250
Panama,
It is generally under¬
stood this debt will be paid by
15.891
12,345
68,076
260
on a sewer
$191,000.
■■'•v.-'"'
10,971
1,663
4,480
New
102,774
11,901
,
939
154
70,028
Chile
Iran
'
5,575
.
V
1,131
.
9,709
381,
5,589
1,149
—
Ceylon
El
88,493
>
9,123
10,846
—v:«.
;•
—
British East Africa
51,259
-
934
496
British
56,484
32,627
43,964
s
445,25.7?
9,568 '
5,508
i~
■
358,649'
10,170
Australia
'
Belgium^J-i—n---------'---.
Belgian Congo
:
46,558
31,554
30,658
2,302
58,134.
'
—
23,548
41,029
14,280
12,616
Asia
Oceania
' 1941
18,825
19,571
•
41,493
50,508
>
-•
Aug.
;
1941
26,668
143,981
America_„__
North
Africa
Imports
July *
Aug.
•
1940
North
connection fund, Nicaragua
Norway
for which the town appropriated
notes
are
and
frequent . payments on its
i
$42,- massive debt, North Providence
000,000 Sewage Disposal Program still holds the pennant for being
—Mayor Bernard Samuel has in¬ the most heavily indebted mu¬
structed John H. Neeson, Director nicipality in Rhode Island on a
Philadelphia, Pa.
V
the
the
,
$139,000 bonds, including an
issue of $75,000 for an incinerator
project and one of $64,000 for re¬
funding purposes.
•
•
■
in
original sewer bonds
Bond Exchange Report—Drexel serial of $740,000, of which $30,000 has been paid during the last
& Co. of Philadelphia and Leh¬
man
Bros,
of New York, joint three years.
cess
McKeesport, Pa.
Approved—The
.
is
$20,000 worth
ity Administrator Paul V. McNutt of PWA sewer bonds which will
to make a prompt investigation of be
payable on a 10-year basis at
the city's sewage disposal
and $2,000 a year with interest at 3%.
water supply conditions—v. 154, The new sewer bonds are in ex¬
managers of the $131,064,000 bond
Penn¬ exchange group, announced that
sylvania Department of Internal during the month* of October, $8,Affairs approved on Oct. 23 an 773,000 additional bonds were ex¬
issue of $250,000 public improve¬ changed, thereby increasing the
ment bonds.
grand aggregate of exchanges to
$76,926,800., This includes all of
Meadville, Pa.
series A, B, J, L, M and N.
Proposed Bond Issues—City in¬
Bonds
"
/
.
(000 Omitted)
Aug.
British Malaya
Canada
the
Dollars
Exports
Country
Bolivia
.
a
Bond Sale—The
and
Northern
about
;
of
Geographic Division
Southern
shipments to the Far East in August were recorded
in trade with China, Netherlands Indies, and the Philippine Is¬
lands.
Exports to Japan have been negligible since the freezing
r * of Japanese funds in the United States on July 25.
The shipments
valued at $1,700,000 reported in the August trade statistics were
"-virtually all made during July but were covered by documents
received too late for, inclusion in July accounts.
Shipments to the
U.S.S.R. in August were valued at $9,038,000 as compared with
sold
borough will have to incur additional expense in floating a new
issue.
Press reports failed to dis¬
close why the Burgess has de¬
clined to sign the certificate.
The following tabulation covers the month of August, the previ¬
month/and the corresponding month of last year:
ous
Thousands
Increases in
Sept. 8 to A. Webster Dougherty
& Co. of Philadelphia, as IV4S.
'
more than counterbalanced the
declines in shipEurope, with the result that total United States exports
in the first 8 monhs of 1941 reached $2,900,000,000, an amount 6%
higher than the value of exports in Jan.-Aug. 1940.
Total United
States imports increased 23% between the same two periods, the
decrease in imports from Europe being more than offset by heavy
imports from each of the other; major trade areas.
Latin
maining 10%.
*
at
America
ments to
British Empire areas and Egypt were the destinations of 71%
of total export shipments in August, Latin
for 19%, and other world areas including
of Internal Affairs at Har-
% risburg. k The
This
Increases in exports, to British Empire countries, Egypt, arid
;
Latin
further said:
directing
alternative
Jacob
Burgess
July
over
America, to the Far East exclusive of Japan, and to leading British
Empire countries.
The reported value of total United States ex¬
ports, including re-exports, rose in August to the highest level of
the war period and, at $455,000,000, represented an increase of 27%
over July and of 30% over August, 1940,
The, Department's report
Writ
Mandamus
Issues
in
1941.
;
Foreign trade data by countries for August 1941, made avail¬
able Oct. 30 by the Department of Commerce, reveal subftantial
Act, it was pointed out.
'
America
,
:/ the
taxes
Latin
<
In the 8 months ending August, export shipments to the United
Kingdom including lend-lease transactions, amounted to $881,000,.000, and shipments to the British Dominions, British Colonies and
Egypt totaled: $1,055,000,000.
These amounts represent gains of
48% and 52%, respectively, over the value of shipments in the
corresponding period of 1940.
Exports to the American Republics
in the Latin American area during the elapsed portion of
1941,
valued at $548,000,000, increased by 11% as compared with the same
part of the preceding year, while exports to other countries, valued
at $416,000,000, showed a decline of 56%.
Shipments to the Con¬
tinent of Europe totaled approximately $100,000,000 in the first 8
months of 1941, nearly 40% of which represented shipments to the
U.S.S.R.
In the comparable period of last year, largely in the
months prior to June, exports to the Continent of Europe reached
a value of $570,000,000.
Exports to France alone showed a decline
of $250,000,000 as between the first eight months of 1940 and of
1933 to 1937 has been col¬
lected in the last 12 months under
-
to
port balance by large imports of gold and silver.
years
*
merchandise
;.
in
-
States
imports of $8,000,000 in gold and silver from Latin America.
was
tin
of United
situation is similar to that which prevailed in the 3 years
preceding
1941 when the merchandise export balance was changed to an im¬
was
50.32 cents per lb.
,
August, valued at $88,000,000, exceeded merchandise imports,
...valued at $84,000,000, for the first time in 1941.
This excess of $4,000,000 in merchandise exports was more than offset, however, by
52.00 cents per lb. in September, 1941, as against
52.40 cents in August.
The average price in September, 1940 was
A total of $160,-
ported recently.
cash
previous month and £261.3 in September, 1940.
The average (controlled maximum) price
success-
proven
ful, the county commissioners re¬
337.72
'
£256.5 per ton in September, 1941, compared' with £257.2 in the
permitting taxpayers to pay their
liened delinquent taxes in monthly
.
.
States
imports from Japan declined from $8,800,000
in July to only $573,000 in August.
However, because of circum¬
stances growing out of the freezing of Jaapnese funds, documents
for substantial amounts of Japanese goods, especially silk, which
entered the United States early in August, were filed after the
closing of August accounts.
1
—18,718
+ 2,267
8,214
3,902
tin, including smelters' stocks and carry-over
decreased by 4,135 tons during September, 1941 to 46,729 tons at
at the end of the month.
Stocks at the end of September, 1940
amounted to 52,824 tons.
Monthly Payment of Back Taxes
rose
.
World stocks of
O* Pitts¬
'
County (P.
burgh),^Pa.
Allegheny
$76,000,000 in July, while imports from British Empire courito $145,000,000 from $132,000,000.
\
tries
; v
United
130**
:
4,091
3,948
End
Sept.
—
PENNSYLVANIA
.
■:
Nil
-—
472
886
611
July 21 to the First Thailand
r~
1,103
1,452
National Bank of Washington, as
♦Not yet available.
**Estimated.
1.20s, at par. .
;
The Institute further announced on Oct. 30:
Washington Township School Dis¬
United States deliveries totaled 12,715 tons in September 1941,
trict (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
against 13,625 tons in August, 1941.
For the first nine months of
Notes Sold—An isSue of $10,1941, United States deliveries totaled 119,287 tons compared with
564.20
second
series
refunding
81,814 tons in the corresponding period of 1940.
:>
notes was sold Aug.
14 to the
Consumption of tin in the United Kingdom in August, 1941
Quaker City National Bank of
was
2,079 tons against 2,418 tons in July, 1941 and 2,322 tons
Quaker City, as 1.09s, at par.
during August, 1940.
notes was sold
-
"
3,240
Washington School District (P. O. French Indo-China
Washington C. H.), Ohio
Malaya
'•
Notes Sold—An issue of $15,- Neth. East Indies
676.01
second
series • refunding
Nigeria
'
•' The increase in total imports into the United States to
$283,000,000 in August from $278,000,000 in July was mainly accounted
for by larger entries of
lumber, wood pulp, and nickel from Canada, and of non-ferrous ores and metals from the American Re¬
publics.
Imports from Latin America increased to $84,000,000
<
Exports from the countries signatory to the International Tin
and the position at the end of September,: 1941 are
shown below in long tons of tin:
Agreement,
of
issue
age of $226,000,000 in the first half of the year.,
Shipments to the
/United Kingdom in July and in August were valued at approxi-~v
mately $129,000,000, an increase of 24% over the January-June
average, and those to Canada averaged approximately $83,000,000,
an increase of
19%.
Exports to Egypt, at $26,500,000, were very
greatly increased from the level of the first six months of the year.
-
{
>
Election—An
Bond
;
21,800 long tons in September, 1940. Production for the first
185,900 tons against 165,400 tons in the first
nine months of 1940.
O.Reynoldsburg),
(P*
■■■
THE COMMERCIAL 8c FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1
nine months of 1941 was
Township Rural School
Truro
:!■.
lished
2^-s.
as
i,
According to the current issue of the "Statistical Bulletin" pub¬
by the Tin Research Institute, London, world production of
tin in September, 1941 is estimated at 19,400 long tons, compared
the
p. 702, were purchased by
First National Bank & Trust
;
2 World Tin Production Down In September |
reported sold in v. 154,
000 notes
<
|i ••.;■
,
.
Details—The
Sale
Note
k?.,——Y'vv^v
fM
■•.v£ ;'v;P>;
■I-'
1Volume 154 ;•: Number 4002
124
<
660
495
/
1,382
78
566
t
923
83
)85
130
208
1.364
913
438
v
142
Union of South Africa
9,360
10.701
26.942
3.889
5.638
6.814
Union of Soviet Soc, Republics
United Kingdom
1—x
9.815
3,133
9.038
4.085
12 994
1.449
125,779
128.771
129,372
Uruguay
822
Venezuela
a
Less
than
5,461
$500.
y'.
13,279
11,392
12.424
1,508-
1.492
740
2.028
2.673
4,445
4,980
3,292
3,224
3,895
*
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
902
Table 1
presents percentage changes in the cost of goods pur¬
and lower-salaried workers in 20. large-'citieb
Percentage changes in these costs for
34 cities over the quarter, June 15 to Sept. 15, 1941, are presented
*
Living Costs On Sept. 15 Were 9.6% Higher
2.Xi
1—Percentage Change from Aug.,v 15 to .Bepfciifi, 1941,.-; in -the Cost-of: Goods
Purchased by Wage Earners and Lower-Salaried Workers in 2.0 Large ^
?
Cities of the United States, by -Groups of Items
•-v
!> „j
Table
City-
Large
New
i'i'S:
.
Cities
+2.6*
_
Middle
_1
h
______
:_
+
City
to
+2.6
+ 4.7
+ 8.7
+12.2
14.2
+ 7,8
wool
cotton
+ 13.5
+10.3
Overalls, cotton
Work shirts, cotton.
+ 2.0
+ 3.2
+ 2.0
South
Denver
■
San
+1.4
+ 2.6
+2.6
+
data for 51
on
of
Area and
Food
Portland,
Middle
+ 3.8
*Prices
not available for June
:
+
+ 3.3
+
York
rises
were
also
+ 24.5
+ 4.6
+ 4.0
+ 4.4
+ 10.3
0.5
+2.4
+ 8.1
+
+ 0.1
+
+ 0.8
+ 2.6
+ 11.8
+ 2.5
•
1
+ 0.1
;
+
7.0
+
+
:
0.6
+
'
11.I'.
+ 7.3
.
0.2
_
+2.2
•
6.2
+3.1
.
+ 2.8
+ 5.3
3.0
r
+ 5.9
+
+ 6.8
5.9
+
4.3
;
+1.3
+7.8
+
-
•
:+8.4.
+ 4.2
Norfolk Area
+ 4.2
+ 5.7
Richmond
+ 4.3
+ 5.2
+
Washington, D. C;
+ 4.0
;
+9.0
+
""•\+7i4
+
+8.4'
+ 0.4
+ 10.3
+ 3.4
+ 5.4
+ 4.2
+ 5.8
'■/.
+8.7;
Memphis
+ 4.6
+7.1
V
+8.8
Mobile
+ 5.2
+
3.2:
+ 54
+5.9
+ 1.7
•••/ + 8.5::+
+
X;,-
+5.2
•*'.'
Sept. 15, 1941
suites
+ 19.3
+ 2.6
+ 5.7
_
v-
+10.2
Central:
:vr:
'
+ 3.8
•+ 6.3
New Orleans
+ 5.0
+ 8.1
+ 3.0
Bheets
,
.
Francisco
0.6
•
+1.3
•
;
.
+ 2.5
+.5.9'
+ 1.6
+:y+ 6.4st ",'+1.2
+ 5.2
--+3.1,
•'■
■t
+ 5.6.
'
+ 2.0
'
+8.3
t
+ 0.4
+6.2
+ 4.3
+ 7.5-
+ 0.5
+ 5.6
t
t
+ 8.8
+6.0
+ 1.6
3.7
+ 4.1
+ 6.7
+ 5.3
+
3.9
+3.7.
:
+12.2
+ 22.8
+ 24.5
r
10
bond
issue
to
liquidate
liquidation series issued
in
1912
most
cities, relatively few changes were reported since com¬ will mature next year and still
paratively few leases expire until Oct. 1.
In cities in which the another
extends
from
1927
to
vacancy situation has become particularly acute as a result of 1957. The liquidation series issued
this year will be matured in 1961.
Detroit,
Seattle, Buffalo, Cleveland, Baltimore and Birmingham, where the
quarter
was
over
2%.
The
Records of Town Treasurer A.
Robert Black show three issues of
average
regular
school
bonds,
a
high
was a little over $2.50 per month to those families in
the school serial and a' Town Hall
large cities whose rents were raised.
bond series
extending from 1930
to 1955. The Marieville Fire Sta-r
Fuel, Electricity and Ice
tion issue, originated in 1934, is
As usual at this time of year, average prices of fuel
oil, wood and payable at $300 a year until 1952.
coal rose substantially over the quarter.
Coal prices were higher
increase
34
,
over
In
25%,
Town fathers
are
Jacksonville, wood prices advanced and ice
payment of $15,000
In Manchester, gas rates and ice prices
rose,
follwing advances in coal and fuel oil in
X-.v.X XX'XV'X'XX XX '■•XXX
+ 1.8
'
+
+ 5.5
Bond
y.
"*
.
'•'X",'X
:
school
Miscellaneous
bonds Dec.
$3,450
earlier months.
-'XXXy-V-.:. X X-X/X X;X,yX :• X'XX'XXX^XXXXX,
a
+ 1.4
on
faced with
on
1.
a
their high
Interest
of
in most cities following
prices of fats and oils., i
s
v^
T
.
connec¬
$500,000
'bonds, -noted here
July, it is now reported that
the
issue
was
purchased
Board of Education
divided
as
by
the
at par,
follows:
$50,000, ma¬
turing $10,000 June 1, 1942 to
1946, as 2V4S, $80,000, maturing
June 1, $10,000 in 1947 to 1949,
$25,000 in 1952 and 1953, as 2%s,
$24,000 issue of bonds
4%,
from
and
$370,000, wiaturing June 1,
$30,000 in 1952tand 1953, $35,000
in
County (P. O. Maryville),
1954
1956 to
Offering—-George D, Rob¬
will receive
and
195]S, and $40,000 in
1961, as fps.
Dallas, Texas
erts, County Judge,
Bond
sealed bids until 1 p.m. on Nov. 6
for the purchase of $50,000 coupor
Sale
Details—In
connec¬
tion with the sale of the
$120,000
$125,000) airport - improve¬
refunding of 1941 bonds. Interest
ment, self-liquidating semi-ann,
rate is not to exceed 4%, pay¬
bonds to Beckett, Gilbert & Co.
able M-N.
Dated Nov. 15, 1941.
of Dallas, as noted here last April,
Denom. $1;000. Due Nov. 15, as
it is now stated that the bonds
follows:
$2,000 in 1942 to 1945.
were
sold
as
3 % s,
are
dated
and' $4,000 in 1947 to 1956;
Prin.
and int. payable at the Chase Na¬ May 1, 1941, in the denomination
of $1,000, and mature
$6,000 May
tional Bank, New York.
General
and Nqv." 1^1942 to 1951; callable
obligations of the county, and an
on May :i, . 1946,. or on any/inter-/
unlimited; tax for the payment of
est date thereafter, on 30 daysprincipal and interest is author¬
notice,;iq reverse numerical order
ized by law.
The1 bonds are to in
whole or in part at 102, and
be " issued under, and pursuant -to
at
a reduced premium, of
y*%
the Constitution and1 Statutes o
the
;
high
school series
also will be payable on that
;.
(not
dat^.
for each year thereafter.
Prin.
State, and a resolution regu¬
and int. payable at the Republic
larly adopted by the Quarterly
National Bank,??. Dallas.v Legality
the
;Q5uhty;!; Courts 'XTh^H approving
opinion of Chapman & Cutler of
automobiles, tires, tubes and gasoline advanced substantially Dillon County (P. O. Dillon); S. C.
'Chicago, will be furnished to the
throughout the country. Among the services, there was a general
Bond Offering—J. Foster Mears, successful bidder. :The bonds will
rise in barber and beauty shop services and in
laundry costs.
In Chairman of the Board of the be prepared at the expense of the
a
number of cities, hospital charges were
considerably increased- Agricultural i Building ^ Commis¬ county. ' Delivery of ; the ; bonds
rose
Z
Details—In
last
SOUTH
CAROUNA X :
approved:
Of
of
prices
Sale
v
\
:On the average in the large cities, miscellaneous living costs
increased 1.6% in the 3 months from June 15 to
Sept. 15.
Prices
Soap
+
construction
.JvXvX
Tenn.
Bond
-
-
tion .with the sale of the
+1.0 •
+ 6.8
•
Texas
0.9;
+ 1.2
TENNESSEE
Blount
those rents which changed and those which remained
unchanged.
increased employment in defense industries, the
average increase
in rents was relatively large.
This is particularly true in
a.m.,
<
This is not the only liquidation
series
on
the
town
books.
A
cities.
0.2
+2/1.!
un¬
paid bills.
Between June 15 and Sept. 15, the total rental bill paid
by mod¬
families advanced 0.9%, taking into consideration
most
;
•
+
payable M-N. -w, Due $1,200
Nov. 1, 1942 to 1961 incl.
erate-income
increased
+ 3.0
>
•+3.5
"
Corpus* Chixisti Independent'School
t- District' (P* O. Corpus Christil,
"
Interest rate is not to exceed
(Continued from Page 901);
Rent
the
+0.5"
+ 3.0
5.1
■
lei
000
X' 'XX/;
over
.
,
+
;
,v s
ZZpZZ-
State and City
•
increase
S
!
years.
1 +1.7":
State
change.
average
will carry interest
ranging from
3% to .5%+' and will mature in 35
'
$
+1.8:
+4.8
+ 0.1
+ 0.4'
+9.t ;
on data for 61 citiesV
tNo change.
—0.8
is
*"
.
+1.7'-
•Based
+ 12.2
+1.9
+6.7
Linoleum
Mattresses
:
It
'
:
Denver
+ 19.7
+ 11.8
;
_
—-
■
•
Mountain:
+ 13.9
+7.4
+ 7.5
_
Completed
stated that the
•
Houston
—9.2
+ 13.1
,+7.7
_
May 1 1941.;
+8.0
'
"
'
j'':+'2.3T.
*
+ 8.6
+ 20.9
______
_
machines
were
refunding of $904,% + 2.0; • 000 bonds of the above
.district has
+-3.4'
'+7.2
+1.9'
been completed.
Under the plan
+ 3.8
+ 34 I
A:f;>-5.9 ;
of readjustment, approved recent¬
+3.1'
+ 5.7
+1.6
"k
ly by the Federal Court, the bonds
£••
+ 2.1
+ 28.8
+ 9.6
Antonio^
8,
;t. Refunding
+ Ii4 i
Sept. 15, 1941
+ 25.1
;
Electric refrigerators
Sept. 15,1941
+12.1
_
states
now
Brownsville Independent School
District (Pi 0, Brownsville), Texas
+ 1.7
r
Schools
1952 to 1960. Dated
'+1.4:--
+8.9V
of
v.
;
+ 4.0.
-
1.9
+ 1.9
+ 6.3':-'
-
+ 8.9
Central:
+
_
34
t
+3.5
+1.8
6.9
2.7
+
'
1.3-
+- + 8.7-
Birmingham
+ 2.3
Housefurnishings
junior college district.
a
as noted here on
purchased at par,
divided as follows: $14,000 as 3s,
due on May 1 in 1942 to 1951, and
$18,000 as 3V2S, due on May 1 in
July
+1.8
■
3.9
+
;
+
v
c:
+ 0,3.
-4 2.3-
-"•'■+5.6'+
+ 6.8
:
San
of
called
the
of San
i.5''
+2.5''
xX'.'X>
+
' i +3.4
+1.7
0;3
+0,7
+6.0,
+ 12.5
to
+
.
+7.9
+ 12.6
to
been
submit
$32,000 refunding bonds
sold to the Ranson-Davidson Co.
%
+ 1.8
-;
+ 6.7
+1.9
+ 6.5.
-Percentage ChangesSept. 15,1940
Sept. 15, 1939
create
that
+ 2.6:'
.
+ 10.6
+
+ 3.5
•
South
to
It is reported
has
a
intendent
+1.8.
+2.5
+8.9
:
4.1
+ 1.9
+ 4.2
•
:
+1.9
6.3
+
+1.6
Jacksonville
West
+ 1.1
.
•
2.9
+ 8.7
+3.6
_
^___
Atlanta
South
15,
~~
Independent School Dis¬
trict (P.~0. Bremond), Texas
Bond Sale Details—The Super¬
+ 1.9.
+6.8
+ 94
+ 6.8
on
+ 6.6
■
0.7
+2.6
+
+2.5
-
,
Atlantic:
Baltimore
Nov.
+ 1.6
+ 7.3
+ 0.2
+ 2.6
+ 2.5
+ 26.2
-
to
+ 1.8
+ 6.6
2.5
+*;4.5
+ 3.2
_
Louis
South
+ 1.6 "
<
•
election
an
to the
proposition to issue $490,000 3V2% construction bonds
apd
J-r
+ 5.4
15,1941
$1,000.
County (P+ Q. San Antonio),
voters
+ 1.6
"+ 8.2
c
+ 3.9
Central:
Seattle
Rugs
.
+ 7;5
+
3.1
+ 3.1
Milwaukee
+ 4.5
Living-room suites
in
+ 4.4
+
+19.7
to
that
for
+ 6.4
+
"
St.
June
In
+ 2.3
0.8
+'8.4
•
+ 1.8
v.;;-■■
♦No
0.9
0.8
+ 7.4
•
+ 5.0
for Specified Housefurnishings by Wage
Earners and Lower-Salaried Workers in Large Cities of the United States
Washing
laneous
+
•
+ 8.8
+ 8.0
+ 3.0
Indianapolis
Paid
Bexar
ings
,
'
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Average Prices
Denom.
Texas
+
7.0 '
• +5.8
;
+ 2.4
in
City.
Bond Election
Pacific:
Changes
York
Goods
Miscel¬
+ 6.4
+ 4.8
Angeles
Portland, Ore.
Bedroom
of
furnish-
+7.5
.
+ 4.5
Cleveland
West North
reported for curtains, wool blankets and
u
0.8!
Central:
Los
Articles
Cost
+6.7
.
+ 3.6
+ 3.8
Detroit
stoves.
Percentage
+
Large Cities-
and ice
'
.
East
Price
the
34
+
+ 4.1
Cincinnati
;
mid-August and mid-September.
Prices of cotton towels and
sheets, wool rugs suites of furniture and electrical appliances con,i tinued the upward movement reported since the first of this year-
in
in
8.1
+
•
4 2.9
+ 3.3
^
North
3.4'
+ 3.3
Chicago
'
the average 6.4% between midAn increase of 2.8% occurred between
June and mid-September.
7,3
+
+74
'
5.5
+4.8
+ 2.2
—
+13.0
rose
+ 0.6
Bremond
Scranton;
Housefurnishings
Housefurnishing costs
Z
Atlantic:
Buffalo
1941.
15,
.;.
+5.7
•
+ 4.3
i
Me.
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
East
+ 4.6*
+ 13.7
-
library and -municipal
building bonds humbefed 140 to
260, to'the'amount Of $121,000, are
being
called
for
payment
on
Dec. 1, at the National City
Bank,
of Items
Rent
Clothing
Savannah
Silk hose
+ 3.0
tricity
+ 3.3
New England:
Boston
+ 23.1
10.7
that' 5%
J
+ 0.7
+ 2.6
+ 1.9
.
New
items
Large Cities
+11.1
+
+ 0.2
the United States, Hby Groups
City—
+ 12.9
"
' /.
.
Amariilo, Texas
*
Bojid Call—Katherine Burwell,
City Secretary-Treasurer, reports
Average:
+ 14.7
•
;/
cities.
All
7.2
.
+2.0
+ 2.9
X
4.3
•
+ 2.0
,
+16.5
—_»■
dresses
TEXAl
0.8!
Fuel, elec- House-
+
+ 5.7
+ 3.0
2—Percentage Change from June 15 to Sept. 15, 1941,
Purchased by Wage Earners and Lower-Salaried Workers
+ 10.3
Rayon panties
+1.71
.+
change.
+ 8.1
Wool dresses
+ 1.1
Dated Dec.l 1921.
Table
Women's:
Percale
Nashville.
data for 34 cities.
tNo
+ 13.8
.
2.5
+
on
+ 9.2
*
-
1
Sold—A$100^00+ isstie
+ +0.7!
X
+ 0.4
+1.4
—
Seattle
+ 7.3
;
+5.5
>
•
to
to a group of Chicago deal¬
through Nichols & Nichols of
ers;
+ 0.6
Francisco
+ 19.2
coats, fur trim
Sport coats
■
1956
city bonds is said to have been
sold
0.4
______
5.8
Dress
of
+ 0.6
+1.6
Angeles
6.2
——
+
Bonds
•I"
% +,1.9+
,
+1.3 k
+
shoes
+ 1.5
"
+
—
Street shoes
+ 1.4
\
.
Red Bank, .Tom
+ i.3k
-
;:+.*5++;.;+Lo<
Central:
+ 12.3
Business shirts
Work
.
+ 6.4
-
0.6
+ 0.1
4.6
+ 2.3
■
Memphis,
110.62, a basis of
$1,000 in 1943
Central:
Los
+ 9.6
+ 19.5
0.2
+ 0.2
+
Atlantic:
Manchester
+ 16.1
+■
+ 3.1
___________
of
I960rxx:xx^
.
Mountain:
Sept. 15,1941
+ 8.2
+ 0.6
.
Pacific:
to "S
Sept. 15,1941
+1.6
Houston
Sept. 15,1939
*
Work trousers,
3.8-,
+
New
Sept. 15, 1941
Suits,
5.3:--
+
+ 3.9
+ 2.3
West South
Cities of the United States
to
+ 0.1
+
+1.6
"+i,7.v
:
+ 1.8
_
Birmingham
-Percentage Changes-
Topcoats
•"
+ 5.4
East
Percentage Changes in Average Prices Paid for Specified Articles of Clothing by Wage
Men's:
+ 3.8
+1.6
Louis
price
a
$2,000; jn
+_3-8
'
Baltimore
underwear, women's wool coats, silk and
underwear, and silk hose were also considerably higher.
of Clothing
•
Savannah
men's overcoats and
Articles
at
about 2.88%, : Due
to .1955,v ^hd:'
+2.1
South
Half of this
increase came in the last month when the increase was 3.6%. Many
articles such as men's suits, cotton work clothing and work shoes,
and women's percale wash frocks, on which price rises have been*
reported throughout the last year continued to advancePrices
Sept. 15, 1940
were
+J.0-K
+-4.0
+ 0.9
+1.7
.4%
Oct. 28—v.; 154, p. 648—
awarded jointly Jo. Minrtich,
on
+•3.2./ ;
+2.8.
+2.0
—
tBased
June 15, 1941
sale
f
+ 4.5
2-1-;
St.
r
in Large
v
West North Central:
lines of fall clothing in September,
:.'.X
v.' ' 1+
+0.5t'.t .+ 3.8
.
^
Wright ;& "Co.. of Bristol, and the
+ 5.7
+1.6
-
—•_
June, following gradual increases in earlier periods.
X• r ']_X:i-
■
Bristol, Tenn.
First National Bank of
X+2.7-§
2.0
♦Based
and Lower-Salaried Workers
+0.5
ky*XX
ft
*
Cleveland
prices at retail advanced very sharply.
On the average, clothing
costs in the large cities were 7.3% higher in September than in
'l;k
the County Trustee.
semi-ann. street bonds offered for
ings v5. laneousi
'
'•
Miscel-L
furnish-
tricity
,
;#• and ice
Central:
Cincinnati
movement.
Earners
.
'S
;+3,6
•
+1.9 ■&
+1.8
.
Chicago
Detroit
+
..
+1.9
Pittsburgh
East North
+2.0
+1.2;
Philadelphia
important factor in the sharp rise in cost of living between
September was higher food costs, which rose 2.6%.
They are now 12.6% higher than 6 months ago, in March when the
rapid rise in food prices began.
Bread, meat, milk, sugar, coffee,
and canned goods were all quoted at higher prices in mid-Septem¬
ber than a month earlier.
In the last month food prices have in¬
creased at a slower rate than they have in recent months, according
to a preliminary report based on a check of 18 important foods in
18 cities.
While many foods were higher, prices of pork chops, in
particular, were lower on Oct. 14, in accordance with the usual
'
to
jv $$ Bond /; Sale-~rhe. $23,000
eleo- House-
Atlantic:
Buffalo
An
'
are
.t;
,
+ 1.0
•
.-New. York
August and
rayon
i
England:
Boston
Kansas
of
v
Minneapolis
Clothing
&•,
Pueli
Clothing vjRent
'
v
•'
'
-.
V'.'iiT
Area tind
Average:
Food
*
'
-
-
.
new
able
,
■»
With the introduction of
refunded
will not be sold for less than par
and accrued;;
interest.X Enclose a
certified check for $1,000, pay¬
in taWe
Living costs to moderate-income families are now 9.6% higher
August, 1939, the month before the outbreak of the war in
Europe, Secretary of Labor Perkins announced on Oct. 19. "There was
an advance of 3.3% between mid-June and mid September, of which
1.8% occurred between mid-August and mid-September.
Clothing
costs rose more than 7%, housefurnishings more than 6%, and food
nearly 5% over the 3-month period," said Secretary Perkins.
The Labor Department's announcement further stated:
Increases were particularly striking in all the Southern cities,
where the presence of the army camps and increased payrolls in
industrial plants have greatly increased demand for consumer goods
and services.
In addition, advances of more than 4% over the
quarter were reported from Chicago, Cleveland, Manchester, and
Portland, Oregon.
i
The index of total living costs on Sept. 15, 1941, was 108.1% of
the average in 1935-39 but 12% below, the December, 1929, level1.
seasonal
bonds to; be
presented ior payment. The bonds
than in
v;
the
as
chased by wage earners
from Aug. 15 to Sept. 15, 1941.
Than In Month Before The Oulbreah Of War
..
Tuesday, November 4^' 1941
-
;
ChlCagp. .
:.;
Fannin County (P. O. Bonham),
XVZTexas Zi'
P>",'7X f
Additional Information
The
advances in. wholesale sion, states that he will sell to will be made at the Bank of County Auditor states < thatthe
rc s < \
the highest bidder on 'Nov.-18, at Maryville, as soon after Nov;' 15; $30,000 jail warants sold to Gar*
THE COMMERCIAL
Number 4002
Volume 154
;
rqtt & Co. of Dallas—v. 154, p. 744
:
September Building Permit Valuations
2%satpar>
are dated Nov.
1, 1941, and ma¬
ture on May 1 in 1942 to 1955. P
purchased
—were
as
Galveston, Texas^-iP-P
—
Mildred M. Oser,
City Secretary, is calling for pay¬
grade raising, fill¬
ing and drainage bonds
numbered
1,921 to 2,000, issue of 1925. These
will
bonds
and
accrued
called, at the National City
of New
York,, or .at. the
Treasurer's office.
Miss Perkins added:
1940."
at par
interest; on
date
redeemed
be
Bank
City
•
{
•
Texas
Groves,
Bonds Voted —The
issuance of
.
bonds
$25,000 4% water extension
approved by
the voters at a recent election.
The offering of these bonds is ex¬
pected to take place in the near
is said to have been
New
Census.
!
'
'
.
•
Rural
High
.
i tions, alterations, and repairs registered an increase of 7%.
;
The Labor Department's announcement went on to r~y:
The Bureau's tabulations of permit valuations include ccn-
Cana¬
O.
(P.
County
dian), Texas
of $135,000 semi-ann. road bonds is said
to have been purchased on Oct. 15
by A. W. Snyder & Co. of Hous¬
Bonds Sold—An issue
<=
f
ton,
'
divided
as
tracts awarded
*
J Mayor
Expects Federal -Ap¬
proval On Projects—The * Hous¬
ton "Post" of Oct. 28 reported in
part
as
follows:
,
Establishment at the
V-
»
municipal
airport of the largest civilian fly¬
ing center in America possibly
• result i from v the
visit of
Mayor Neal Pickett and five other
city officials to Washington, .-v
The Mayor and the other offi¬
cials were back at tneir
desks
spending «nearly
{capital-city
Change from Aug., 1941, to Sept., 1941
residential
New
non-residentiaL__._
plans to return to
possibly next week,
to follow through on several mat¬
ters
now
pending.
He
men¬
tioned the proposed airport ex¬
he
Va.
'
Hence, while the city's
be immediately
applied to the new section, the
city's assessment can go into force
tax
that Federal ap¬
as
Oct.. 26:
—
At ,the election
23, the foIlqWmg
bonds aggregating $60,000, were
approved by the voters: $45,000
county jail, and $15,000
court
house bonds. (These bonds were
sold prior to the election, , as noted
here in our issue of Sept. 6.)
. ,
field
on
:: The, qujck
-Aug.
Lamb County (P. O.
as
it is fixed.
Chairman
said: yesterday
that the
assessment would be ready
by January 1, which means that
Henrico taxpayers next June must
pay on the increased
when one-half of the
valuations,
taxes
are
decision of the three-' due. The balance becomes payable
court ' Will'- give the city
time to set its" machinery in mo¬
tion to take over the new terri¬
-
ki
soon
cannot
new
judge
tory
rate
Saville
projects, and Z,
Mayor Ambler and.other city of¬
possibly on all the others, may.
ficials expressed satisfaction yes¬
be expected within the next few
terday over the swift annexation
days.- • PW
); Ipp I'pMp: vietofy { wop by;• Richmond7, in
Jones County (P. O. Anson), Texas Chesterfield County. ZPPZZP -ZZ]
Bonds Voted
;o
ket value.
!
C Additional -Territory, Annexed
—We quote ini part. as follows
from the Richmond "Dispatch", of
proval of these two
v
both
Chesterfield
and
Henrico County on January 4.
in
December, 1942.
f^fe/WEST
'«,i
t^Boththelegislativeandadmin-
p
All
of
Betkemeiif
Road
in
are
valuations
permit
in
cities
reporting
5.5%
5.6%
r
the
first
•
9
months «Of
shown in the following table:
Change from first 9 mos. of
1940 to first 9 mos. of 1941
Class of Construction—
All Cities
+
non-residential
New
Additions,
All
,
Excl. N. Y. City
.
+28.7%
23.7%
+ 24.2
alterations,
and
repairs
+29.9
6.9
+
J
.
9.0
+
construction—
+ 24.3%
+ 21.3%
—
—
New housekeeping dwellings for which permits were issued
the
2,129 reporting
dwelling units,
in
or
cities in
1941,
September,
in
will provide 34,801
5% fewer than the 36,541 dwelling units reported
August but 3% more than the number provided in September,-
1940.
Dwelling units in publicly financed housing projects included
in these totals numbered
8,613 in September, 1941, 7,623 in August,
1941, and 6,424 in September, 1940.
-
v
Principal centers of various types of building construction for
which permits were issued or contracts were awarded in September-
Olfon)i Texas
*■
,
■
-
V
/-I'
■:CUpr\';'V.
$911,000 for 250 units; Centerline, Mich., $1,894,000 for 476 units;
Detroit, Mich., $850,000 for 200 units; Port Clinton, Ohio, $281,000
for 100 units; Toledo, Ohio, $804,000 for 212 units; Warren, Ohio,
$503,000 for 150 units; St. Charles, Mo., $550,000 for 140 units; Pensacola, Fla., $279,000 for 100 units; Baltimore, Md., $2,556,000 for 800
units; Charleston, S. C., $219,000 for 23 units; Alexandria, Va., $9,500
for 3 units; South Charleston* W. Va., $1,365,000 for 400 units; Sylacauga, Ala., $451,000 for 150 units; Biloxi, Miss., $596,000 for 174
units; Little Rock, Ark., $765,000 for 250 units; Lake Charles, La.,
$464*000 for 144 units; New Orleans, La., $1,076,000 for 325 units;
Dallas, Tex,, $373,000 for 102 units; Galveston, Tex., $730,000 for 228
units; Wichita Falls, Tex., $676,000 for 175 units; Denver, Colo., $287,000 for 76 units; Los Angeles, Calif., $1,407,000 for 400 units; San
Diego, Calif., $1,632,000 for 500 units; and Seattle, Wash., $1,704,000
SUMMARY OP
IN
Bonds
istrative branches of the city gov--, {Jrged—We quote in part as fol¬
ernment are confronted / With a lows f?om the Charleston "Ga¬
Bond
—
—
for
construction.....^
Comparisons
1940 and 1941
for 500 units.
VIRGINIA
.West Virginia, State of
huge task in making preparations zette" of Oct. 29:.■ /. y-iC:;pi
Sale Details-^-It is nov{ to extend the
municipal services ^Special'-^Legislative > appropria¬
stated that the $31,120 4lk% seml- into
the new territory.
tions leading to the eventual re¬
ann.
funding bonds sold to the 4 Its Committee on
Finance last tirement of the $50,000,000 re¬
R. B. George Investment Co. of
week asked Council to authorize volving
road bond issue were
Dallas, at par, as noted here or Comptroller J. Maurice Miller to recommended
yesterday by the
Oct. 4, are dated a$ of March 15.
borrow $3,000,000 to discharge the State Planning Board's Highway
1941, in the denomination of $1,- city's
obligations to Henrico be¬ Transportation Committee.
000, one for $120, and: mature cause of annexation.
Just how
The Committee, preparing its
April 15, as follows: $120 in 1953 much
money the city must spend recommendations to the Planning
$1,000 in 1954 to 1962, $8,000 in at the.
putset of ."annexation is Board, suggested the special ap¬
1963, and $7,000 in 1964 and 1965.; questionable.
VZ'ppJI:• >< propriations as a means of reach¬
Prin. and int. payable at the^Ceriy Fiscal details in connection with ing a "pay-as-we-go" operating
tral Hanover Bank & Trust Co.,
Chesterfield, are v yet to be worked basis. At present under a consti¬
New York.
Legality approved by
out, but ' Mayor Ambler and his tutional amendment adopted in
W. P. Dumas of Dallas. •
{ department-heads have submitted
1920, new bonds are issued on the
McAllen, Texas
estimates of cost for taking in the revolving fund as rapidly as ex-r
^
Warrants Sold—-C. D. Martin, Henrico,.area^l;{'•{; ZZZlPvPPZZp piring ones are retired.
One of 4he, first rthings whicii
tin .addition to the revolving
City Secretary; states that1 $14,000
the bity - must dp; is to pay {Hen¬ issue,v; t h e r e
are
outstanding
airport warrants have been sold
rico; $250,435 4or existing schools : t f fCorkinwed on- Page 90.4) j
to local pdrChasers. -'1V; V ^'i
*>;.
f
0.9
8.3
7.4%
*
Richmond,
them
have
back to Washington soon." indicated
—
—
—
.
.
take
place this week as I expect
to do," the Mayor said, "I'll
to go
He
0.8
—10.8
-
.
pansion program and a request
$1,100,000 in Federal aid for
the extension of sanitary sewei
developments
?—
..
Additions, alterations, and repairs..—.—.
6.9%
-
for
certain
by Federal and State Governments in addition
,
Washington,
"If
Excl. N. Y. City-
—
-
.
proposed projects.
facilities.
All Cities
'.J.
.
reporters his accomplishments in
Washington and the status of va¬
said
v
■,
$5,000,000 in Federal grants to
be applied on the financing of
various airport improvements.
:• Mayor Pickett spent nearly two
hours Monday detailing to news
He
0.2
.
Seeking favorable action on the
city's application for more than
rious
+13.4%
-
"
the
9.1%"^
+
+
•
may
Monday : after
two
weeks j in
+19.5
1941 were: Hartford, Conn., extension to a power station to cost
$610,000; Lynn, Mass., factories to cost $1,327,0Q0; New York City— <"
Borough of Manhattan, multifamily dwellings to cost $560,000;
Borough of Queens, 1-family dwellings to cost $724,000 and multifamily dwellings to cost $558,000; Philadelphia, Pa., 1-family dwell¬
ings to cost $1,837,000 and a storehouse to cost $2,079,000; Chicago,
Violet Common School District (P. and other improvements.
Mayor
111., 1-family dwellings to cost $2,663,000 and office buildings to cost
Ambler estimates that the first
''■ppp- r O. Violet), Texas
$556,000; Indianapolis, Ind., 1-family dwellings to cost $556,000;
Bonds Sold—The State f-.Board month's operating expenses imDetroit, Mich., 1-family dwellings to cost $3,258,000 and factories to
of Education is said to have pur-,
posed,.upon the city by the Hen¬ cost $724,000; -Lansing, Mich., a power house to cost $750,000; Cin¬
chased at par $13,000 3%% semi- rico- annexed territory will
be
cinnati, Ohio, 1-family dwellings to cost $607,000 and an office
ann. construction bonds. Due $500
$73,159,; mainly for pay roll of
building to cost $950,000; Cleveland, Ohio, 1-family dwellings to cost
in 1942 to 1955 and $1,000: in 1956 employees added to serve the new
$852,000; Columbus, Ohio, 1-family dwellings to cost $817,000; Milsection.
For the fiscal year of
to 1961; callable after 10 years.
waukee, Wis., factories to cost $816,000; Minneapolis, Minn., 1-family
1942, starting on February
1,
Waller County (P. O. Hempstead),
dwellings to cost $568,000; Washington, D. C., 1-family dwellings
Mayor Ambler figures it will add
;;"
to cost $1,038,000, multifamily dwellings to cost $1,469,000, and a
Texas
•
;;
$770,668 to the city's expenses.
storehouse to cost $569,000; Miami, Fla., 1-family dwellings to cost
Bond Sale Details—The County
Having elected to adopt the soAuditor now reports that the $18,$712,000; Baltimore, Md., 1-family dwellings to cost $1,577,000 and
called 12%
plan, the city must
000
3V2%
semi-ann.
road
and
2-family dwellings to cost $772,000; Arlington Co., Va,, 1-family
spend 12% of the assessed value
bridge refunding, series A bonds
dwellings to cost $649,000 and an office building to cost $31,118,000;
of Henrico annexed realty before
sold at par to Mahan, Dittmar &
Houston, Tex., 1-family dwellings to cost $1,112,000; Denver, Colo.,
it can replace the county's current
Co. of San Antonio, as noted here
1-family dwellings to cost $592,000; Salt Lake City, Utah, 1-family
tax rates with the city rate of
on
Sept. 27, are dated April 15,
dwellings to cost $627,000; Burbank, Calif., 1-family dwellings to
$2.20.
However, that does not cost
1941, and mature $3,000 from Aug
$636,000; Long Beach, Calif., 1-family dwellings to cost $570,mean that the city cannot
apply
15,1952 to 1957; Callable on or
000; Los* Angeles, Calif., 1-family dwellings to cost $3,415,000; Oak¬
its
own
assessment
to
Henrico
after Aug. 15, 1951.
land, Calif., 1-family dwellings to cost $576,000; San Diego, Calif.,
realty just as rapidly as the Rich¬
1-family dwellings to cost $798,000; San Francisco, Calif., 1-family
mond Board of Assessors sets the
VIRGINIA
dwellings to cost $1,147,000; Portland, Oreg., 1-family dwellings to
valuation.
cost $627,000; Seattle, Wash., 1-family dwellings to cost $1,631,000
Alexandria, Va,
Present assessed values in the
and a Quartermaster Corps depot to cost $1,944,000; and Tacoma,
Bond
Referendum
Contem¬ Henrico annexed area are cal¬
Wash., a hospital to cost $985,000.,
plated—The City Council is said culated at about $18,000,000 by
to have approved, without set¬ Robert L. Saville, chairman of the
Contracts were awarded during September for the following
ting a definite date for the pur¬ City Assessing Board, and Comp¬ publicly financed housing projects containing the indicated number
of dwelling units: ChicOpee, Mass., $1,119,000 for 300 units; Cape
pose, the holding of a referen¬ troller Miller.
dum on the issuance of $2,500,000.
According to Mr, Miller the May, N. J., $165,000 for 50 units; Phillipsburg, N. J., $999,000 for 250
bonds, the proceeds to be used in county is reputed to have as¬ units; Philadelphia, Pa., $3,665,000 for 1,000 units; Scranton, Pa.,
financing the acquisition by the sessed real estate at less than $918,000 for 240 units; East St. Louis, 111., $1,532,000 for 447 units;
city of the Alexandria Water Co. 50% of its actual value.
The Quincy, 111., $882,000 for 249 units; Fort Wayne, Ind., $294,000 for
system.
city attempts to assess at full mar¬ 75 units; New Albany, Ind., $426,000 for 124 units; South Bend, Ind.f
■
t
.
follows: ■ $35,000
i
construction....
"
:
2.3
—
1*41, F^d<:> eral and State construction in the 2,129 reporting cities totaled
$70^171,000; for August 1941, $57,210,000; and for September 1940,
r
$49,545,000.
1
-
23/4S, and $100,000 as 3s. Dated
Oct. 1, 1941.
Due in eight years.
Houston,
+13.1%
+16.2
'
{ private and municipal construction.; For September
as
V
s.O'/e
+
■
Class of Construction—
During the first 9 months of 1941, permits were issued in reporting cities for buildings valued at $2,136,135,000, an increase
<
Hemphill
v
non-residential
EJxcl. Jl. Y. City
'
.
.
School District { of 21% as compared with the coresponding period of 1940. Permit
valuations for ndw residential buildings during the first three¬
(P. O. Hart), T*xas '
;
Bonds Sold—A $10,000 issue of
-quarters of "the current" year amounted to $1,168,774,000, a gain
4% semi-ann. school bonds; is said Lfoi 24% as compared with the corresponding period of the precedto have been purchased by tm
p ing
year..
Over the same period valuations for new non-resiState Board of Education.
v ; dential buildings also showed a gain of 24% while thrse f~r c.ddiHart
All Cities
-
Additions, alterations, and repairs.
All
'
Change from.Sept.,1940< to Sept., 1941
i
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■
residential
New
-
future.
',
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■
"v
Class of Construction—
,
•
•
below;
' '*, .-v.'
//
■
New
Building permit valuations in September, however, were 6%
r lower
than in August. : All classes of construction declined be¬
tween August and September.
The decrease in permit valuations
for new residential buildings amounted to 7% for new non-residential buildings less than 1%, and for additions, alterations, and
repairs to 11%These comparisons are based on information
received from 2,129 identical cities with populations of 1,000 or
more which reported to the Bureau of Labor Statistics in Septem¬
ber. 1940 and August and September 1941.
The total population
of these cities was approximately 64,350,000 according to the 1940
•
♦
summarized
buildings and a gain of 16% in permit valuations for new non¬
residential buildings."
She also said that "there was a decline of
2% in estimated expenditures for additions, alterations, and repairs
to-existing buildings in September 1941 as compared with September
ment on Dec. 1,
903
Changes in permit valuations in the 2,129 reporting cities between September 1941 and September 1940 and August 1941 are
v
September permit valuations were 9% higher than during the
corresponding month of 1940, Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins
reported on Oct. 25. - "This gain," she said, "was brought about by
an
increase of 8% in indicated expenditures for new residential
Bond Call
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FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
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CONSTRUCTION
BUILDING
FOR
WHICH
PERMITS
WERE
2,129 CITIES, BY GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION, SEPTEMBER,
1941
ISSUED
;
-.
•New residential
No. of
Geographic:
>
cities r;
'
valuation
Sept., 1941
East
470
Cent._
*
Central V
South
a.
+
105
-
•'
AU
divisions...
New
England——
Middle
East
Atlantic.
North
Cent.
West Nofth Cent.
$79,222,233
9,447,879
11,669.867
3,324,167"
—20.4
-*•
12.7
7,816
4.5
+12.0
; + 1.9
.9
+68.1
+ 19.0
11.5
+ 23.5
+
•!
6.4
+
3.5
1.8
+
1.3
8.7
+ 50.4
+ 51.2
+ 49.3
—
975
6,411
+
—
;•+
Sept.,
valuation
1940
Sept., 1941
Aug.,
1941
5.6
Sept.,
1940
0.8
+16.2
$242,984,950
32.2
-11.2
15,608,077
—41.5
+ 10.8
—35.5
40,052,212
—22.7
1.4
—li:2
53,690,301
5.9
+
.9
28:2
12,558,065
—10.7
+
12.4
+ 257.0
58,781,955
+ 98.4
—
—
—27.7
438.6
+
—
+
3.4
10.1
Total building construction
(incl. alterations & repairs)
Permit
% Change from
1941
,
+ 21?3
1,820
-f 69.1
Aug.,
4,718,025
3.0
—14.6
—29.4
11.4
,Jr.
+
—60.0
+ 14.4
+
1940
4.8
5,633
5,750
1,284
3,490
% Change from
Sept., 1941
division
—
1,622
+ 50.1
New
valuation
Geographic
34,801
—11.7:
3.4
non-residential buildings
Permit
1941
Sept., 1941
8.0
3.3
+
-
—29.4
23,202,037
84
6.9
—55.4
18,932,475
3,166,948
10,778,609
3,456,909
116
.%
Pacific
+
7,138,955
240
West South Central
Mountain :
35,387,544
—
,
228
Atlantic——
South
East
Central
North
208
.
1940
1941
$133,425,312
7,613,358
23,750,477
2,129
138
Atlantic——
North
West
»
540
AH divisions. L—L—
New England
Middle
Permit :
report.
"
division
-
buildings
Change froi?i No. of new
% Change from
Aug.,
Sept.; dwell, units
Aug.,
Sept..
9.1
+
1.1
—
—18.8
+ 75.9
+
8.9
+ 16.8
Population
(census
of 1940)
64,356,100
5,595,089
19,263,675
15,408,196
4,873,297
Cent.
36,385.013
992,367
—71.9
—44.8
5,133,316
—36.4
+
2.5
West South Cent.
1,907,849
—77.2
—68:0
14,517,249
—17.8
+
4.7
5,773,968
2,259,550'
3,639,440
; 1,228.144
—93.9
—45.7
5.510.150
—77.1
7.5
1,453,474
4.5
—22:3
37,133,625'.
+'7.5
+• 6.0
6,087,411
South (Atlantic
East
South
Mountain
Pacific
'
~
9,548,922
+
+
—
%
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
CONTINGENT
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LIABILITIES OF
THE
UNITED
STATES.
JUNE
1941
30.
Complete Public Debt of the United States
Compile<l Irom Latest Reports Received by the Treasury
Amount of Contingent liability
The
following statement of the public debt and contingent liabilities of the United States, showing also the
Treasury's surplus position, all as of May 31 and June 30. 1941, has been extracted from the Treasury's official re-'
port.
Comparative debt figures of a year earlier are also shown:
Detail
Matured
Interest
Principal
Guaranteed bit V. S.
Tuesday, November 4, 1941
Total
a
.
.
;
Unmatured Obligations—
CASH
Commodity Credit Corp.:
%% notes, series D, 1941
1% notes, series E, 1941..
X % notes, series F, 1943.
AVAILABLE TO PAY MATURING
712 202,553,712
3,525 204,244,525
2,244 289,460,244
202,553,000
204,241,000
289,458,000
30, 1041
June
Bf lance end of month
d690,252,OOO
by dally statements
Add or Deduct—Excess cf
6,482
OBLIGATIONS
June
835,085,600
94,678,600
922,519 836,008,119
145,597
94,824,197
236,476,200
103,147,500
186,871 236,663,071
22,398 103,169.898
—6,429,278
Discount accrued
$1,885,359,u27
.'
......
....
223,767,199
3,303,860
311,453,001
1,249,854
(settlement on warrant checks
1,277,386
1,269,387,900
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355,5(8.974
....
War Savings certificates..
on
1,270,665,286
Federal Housing Admin.:
STotaL-i i
$437,565,195
6,481,655
\-
Uncalled..
585
953,950
3% debs., series A.....
2H% debs., series B—
318
...
Balance, deficit (—••) or surplus (4-).
,482,240
......................
954,268
1,613,750
45,900
,2f 8,100
Title of Loan
903
17,353,355
Home Owners' Loan Corp.:
3% bonds, ser. A, 1944-52
2J4% bds.,ser. G, 1942-44
17,354,259
Payable
38 convertible bords of 1946-1947
1,195,701 779, 773,901
101,441 875, 540,066
875,438,625
754,904,025
M, '45-47
4^s Treasury bords of 1947-1952
4s Treasury bonds of 1944-1954..
A-0
858 211 460,358
211,460,000
299,739,000
,745,284
508 '310 090,508
1,358:275 869,358
_|3l9, 895,060
324,397,060
(324 397,000
310,090,000
notes, series U
1*8% notes, series V
....
C
........
H% notes, ser. B, 1944.
1,815 114,158,815
114,157,000
% notes, series E, 1941.
.112,099,000
.
A-0
.......
J-D
J-D
M-S
...........
4351112,099,435
M-S
.........
M-S
2?4s Treasury bonds of 1951 1964
J-D
i
2 ?js Treasury bonds of 1956-1959
U. S. Maritime Commission.
Total unmatured securities.
M-8
2fc.s Treasury bonds ol 1949-1953........
2Hs Treasury bonds 011045-.....,
2hs Treasury bonds of 1948...
6,362,350.085
J-D
Matured Obligations—
'
1
142,445
Yi% bonds of 1939
-
25,600
Fourth called
25,951
2s Treasury bonds ot 1953-1955
1
J-D
1,388,700
M-S
M-S
Total matured securities
10.947.254
United States Savings
6,373,277,340
on guarantees.
On Credit of United States
oi
37,193,645
1,320,384,413
Funds due depositors
357,578,069
bonds, deferse series E F G, 1941
2A% bonds, series A...
3,OOO.OCO
2A% bonds, series B...
'
5,360.060
/
on
United States
1,3654578,059
„
Other Obliga'ions—
Fed. lies, notes (face amt.)I
a
701 ,074,400
571 ,431,150
1.118, ,051,100
724 ,677,100
1,023 ,568,350
...
......
.-
-.
.;..
"clTf,,790,773
C3j2, ,701,767
c490,,101,872
,018,145,767
1,603,196.000
$42,380X00,:-06
386,443,0,0
204,590,740
c95,727.848
243,153.600
'
600,157.956
117,407.880
8,781.345,510
$46,813,946.709
08,730,911
265.268.909
600,157 966
117,586,760
1.003,263X00
8,477,i03X('0
1.304,436.0X0
$47,i 76.44i ,205
$42,255,426,112
370,274,265
190,327,280
388,675,616
166,385.915
$42,810,487,643
•.+2,159.972,700
i6,714,688,346
+ 1.744,200.702
'
$41,381 J1Q7.6C2$46,111,£13.040
a Total gross debt June 30.
1941, on the basis of dally Treasury statements* was $48,061.443,535.71; for May 31 It
public debt redemption and receipts In transit, &c., was Sl7,475,87&94. Jm e 30 and S. 6,276.976.79 May 31.
c
,010,,953,254
c336,,122,450
a$48,978,919,409
Net debt
of outstanding matured principal and interest obligations guaranteed by the United
cl
c68 ,307.544
c320,,804,080
$48,404,870,488
369,044,111
204.995,810
Deduct Treasury surplus or add Treasury deficit
Funds have been deposited with the Treasure r of the United States for payment
501,670 237
831,0,0,190
530,268,919
c811,,078,000
c596,973,044
9,026,068,100
.
174,501,325
318,899,808
415.701,837
c406,,678,800
c75,572,542
261,029,8.9
500,167,056
117,586,700
8,936,036.. (0
1,302,104,000
.
....
74,199,062
c3i 8,241,923
c4i 1,432.424
c500,3ll ,542
c828.481.584
cl
015,000
cl34.857.221
240,562,410
500.157,956
117,407,810
Total debt.
,
:
...
Matured,-interest ceased.:......
credit of the
701 ,072,110
; 671 ,43.,. i 0
1,1.8,,051,100
680 ,092,350
c335,t23,?06
c68.696.744
€595,050,029
...........
Aggregate of lnterest-bearlng debt............
Bearing no interest-——
8,300,COO
Total, based
cl
....
Tennessee Valley authority:
460 ,978,400
1.116 .308.400
c3.2,573,447
_
hi
918 ,710,000
1,185 ,84, ,700
1,485 ,380,100
571,431,150
c406,220,435
c489,620,861
c808,773,873
3s Adjusted Service bondB of 1945-...
vL.-:..
4^s Adjusted Service bonds (Government Life Insurance Fund series 1946)
2M.a Postal Savlngs botids.
Treasury notes. ...;......
Treasury bills..:
At ricuiti ro....
1,786 .134.150
540,,843,550
450,,978,400
918, ,780,000
1,185,,84.,700
1,485,,384 000
'701,(74.400
1,118X51,100
cl7l ,740,4.9
.....
1
•
1,223 ,495.850
1,626,,687,110
981 ,826,550
1,448,.4. ,7i 0
28 Depository bonds
Unclassiiled sales..
Postal bavings System—
491 ,375,.CO
2,611 ,092,660
1,214 ,428,950'
1,786 ,150,150
540,,843,550
540,843,550
450,9<8,400
918,780,(00
1,185,84. ,700
1.485,38 4,8X0
A, 1935
United States Savings bonds, series D, 1939............
United States Savings bonds, series D, 1940.
United States Savings bonds, series D, 1941...
United States Savings bonds, series D. 1941
10,778,857
1.158 ,737 650
1,035 ,873,400
081,,826,550
1,115,368,400
1,023,568,350
United States Savings bonds, series B, 1936
United States Savings bonds, series C, 1937
United States Savings bonds, series C, 1938
382,632
Secretary
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2 4<s Treasury bonds of 1956-1958
United States Savinfs bonds, series
59,520
36,937
444,540
1,392,957
444,400
%% bonds, series L, 1941
•
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2Jj.8 Treasury bonds of 1952-1954*.....................................
8,821,921
8,460,875
66,000
36,250
A% bonds, ser. F, 1939.
bonds, ser. K, 1940..
Total, based
-
J-D
2s Treasury bonds of 1948-1950.
12,980
4% bonds of 1933-51-----2H % hds., ser. B, 1939-49
2% bonds, series E, 1938.
•
J-D
......
Home Owners' Loan Corp.:
-
J-D
2sTreasury bonds of 1947
2s Treasury bonds of 1948-1950^.........^i
2&s Treasury bonds of 1951-1953....
2ks Treasury bonds of 1954-1956-
Mutual Mtge. Ins. Fund.:
2?4% debs., series B—
•
M-S
755 ,432 000
834, ,453,200
1,400 528 250'
'1.518 ,737,65-0
1,035 .873,400
491 ,375,100
2,611,,002,650
1.214,,428,950
1,223 .495,850
1,626 ,687,150
1,026.687,150
981,826,510
1,786,150 050
540,843,510
J-D
644 X 70,060
818 ,627,000
818,,627,000
755 ,432,000
834,,453,200
1,400 ,£•28,200
1,035,573,4< 0
491,375,100
2,611,092,650
1,214,428,910
1,223,495,850
450,978,400
9:8,780,600
1,185,84.,700
1,485,384,600
701,072,0(0
571,431,110
1,118,051,1(0
680,692,350
724,677.900
M-S
........
2V.s Treasury bends of 1950-1952
24-ss Treasury bonds of 1960-1965.
Federal Housing Admin.:
834,463,110
1,400,528,250
1.518,737.650
J-D
........v....u.
2'iS Treasury bonds of 1958-1963
Federal Farm Mtge. Corp.:
818,627.000
755,432,000
47,138,2t0
1,400,528.250
1,518.737,650
1,035,873,400
491,375,100
2,611,092,610
1,214,428,950
1,223,495,850
1,626.68 7,150
981,826,510
1,786,130,110
A-0
.......
489 ,010,100
454 ,135,200
3 (.2 ,993,450 0
818,027,000
755,432,000
F-A
.
U. S. Housing Authority:
1,036,692,400
489,080,100
454,135,200
544,870,050
J-D
............................
758 ,045,800
1,036 .602,400
28,894,500
~
M-S
3Hs Treasury bonds of 1041
4ks-3Hs Treasury boDris of 1043-1945..
3Ks Treasury bonds of 1944-1946..
3s Treasury bondsol 1946-1948.......
3Ks Treasury bonds of 1949-1952...
2 -His Treasury bonds of 1955-1960
2<is Treasury bonds of 1945-1947....
2^,8 Treasury bonds of 1948-1951
464,135,200
MS
...
11 ,300,000
1,721 ,000 COO
758,040X00
758,045X10
1,036,692,400
480,080,100
J-D
..
3s Treasury bonds of 1951-1955.w.i...
gl,741,449,060
Tennessee Valley Authority.
............
$49,800,5X0
19,650,000
2,254,300 000
11.300.CCO
454,,35,200
J-D
May 21, 1940
$49,8C0 CO'O
28,894,600
1,710 0( 0,1(0
480,080.R0
M-S
3?48 Treasury bonds ofl 940-1C4 3......... i
3%8 Treasury bonds of 1041-1943....
3Ks Treasury bonds of 1946-1949
299
JP
'? 6,284
275,868,000
3i9,895,060
h% notes, series P.
H% notes, series R
1 % notes, series S.......
May 31, 1941
28,894,500
758,945,100
1,036,692,400
J-D
314s Treasury bonds of 1946-56
34<s Treasury bonds of 1943-1947
%% notes, series N
.
$278,288,125
+ $1,744,200,762
$49,800 COO
V19,300.0CC
2,273,000X00
2V.s Unemployment Trust Fund—Series 1941
2,410.336,296
1,415,446
'
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$378,870,095
$49,800X00
28,894,500
„
4s Adjusted Service Certificate Fund—Series 1942
118,303 755, 022,328
2,408,920,850
1
3,3 8,595
1,311,543'
+$1,625,529,660
June 30, 1041
Certificates of Indebtedness:
778,578,200
Reconstruction Fin. Corp :
.
•
,
$295,267,409
f
+$2,159,972,700
3s of 1961...
ser.
3,340,775
1,435,245
Interest
45,900
9,258,100
—
2%% debs., series 1>...
■l'A% bds.,
62,042,074
,813,750
Housing Insurance Fund:
2% % debs., series C.
$2,029,671,449
—7,182,562
$2,022,488 887(
57,974,086 i
215.603,001
INTEREST-BEARING DEBT OUTSTANDING
2H% debs., series B—
Fifth called...
$1,004,400,356
+ $1,589,046,4 54
Mutual Mtge. Ins. Fund:
■
May 31,1940
—19,041,328
$1,884,313,803
60.856,506
6,248,024
Deduct outstanding obligations—Matured Interest obligations.
Disbursing officers' checks.
May 31, 1941
$1,800,743,141
3,334,355
belated Items
cn
Federal Farm Mtpe. Corp.:
3% bonds of 1944-49.....
iH% bonds of 1944-64...
3% bonds of 1942-47.*.;..
%H% bonds of 1942-47...
30, 1940
$2,633,174,C62
—35,630,107
$2,507,537,895
.72,473,842
deficiency of receipts over or under disbursements
was
'
$41,066.286 881
$47,720,705,723.29; and the
Amoui t issued and returned tor Series A to F inclusive Includes, accrued discount, amounts
outstanding are stated at current
retired and outstanding for 8erles G are stated at par value.
redempti*
n values.
i et ur.cimt of
Amounts Issued
vt
-
States.
cThe following bonds having an aggregate face amount
under
the Tennessee Valley Authority Act
of $56,772,500 Issued
ot 1933, as amended,
are hold
by the
f Does not include
$85,000,000 face amount ot H% notes, series G due Dec. 31,
1941, held by the Treasury and reflected in the public debt.
Treasury and reflected In the public debt:
Under Section 15a,2)\% bonds, series
A, due Dec. 15, 1948, $272,500; under Section 15c, 1 H% bonds of 1943-51, $10,•000,000; 2M% bonds of 1947-57, $15,OCO,GOO; 2H% bonds of 1951-63, $16,660,COO;
2H% bonds 011955-69, $10,500,006.
.
d Does not Include 865,000,060 face amount of A% interim notes, second series
g Does not include
due
Sept. 12, 1941, and $75,000,060 face amount oi H% interim notes, third series
due Oct. 28, 1941, held by the Treasury and reflected in the public debt.
e Does not include
$69,450 face amount of bonds In transit for redemption on
June 30, 1941.
Department
Hie
Committee
advocated
ap¬
proval at the next general elec¬
tion of : a proposed constitutional
amendment
vehicle
which
of
diversion
would
forbid
gasoline and motor
taxes
to
any
purposes
other than road construction; and
maintenance
and
road
bond
service.
WISCONSIN
Platteville,
Bonds
water
bonds is
said to have been sold recently
to Harley, Haydon & Co. of Madi¬
son,
revenue
at a price of 99.00,
surplus
in
and
31
the
reports increase
year
ended
drop in public
the
the early
last.
days
a
hart's regime.
now
known
est
&
as
the
preceding
year
to
$156,-
Ottawa, probably about Nov. 1. In
clined by
the figure $4,000,000
proximate amount of
$736,218 to $142,200,000.
obliga¬
tions were lowered by
$3,200,000
to $144,700,000,
Debt guaranteed
by the province was pared $752,Net funded and unfunded
719 to
$8,500,000.
Alberta's
in
ALBERTA
Social
1940-41
tion
pay
of
Credit
fiscal
year
board
$19,149
ended
Mar eh
address
which
the
Mr.
used
Low
as
the
ap¬
compensa¬
Dominion would
to Alberta for the latter's loss
income
and
corporation tax
revenues.
provincial taxpayers
the
recent
vince
Mr. Low said the pro¬
could
"get v by" on that
amount by careful management of
provincial departments.,
,
31, according to the gov¬
ernment's public accounts for
that
period. The 1939-40 costs totaled
government's trust ac¬
count representing unpaid inter¬
est
on
provincial
debentures
conformity with improved finan¬
$40,424.
Little
the
reached
cial operations of provincial gov¬
board's
activities
compared with
1940-41
Reports
(Province of)
Larger
Surplus
—
In
face
value of
$1,254,281,030, and other
Corporation.
j In actual ctrculati.n, exclusive of $8,879,203.30 redemption fund
deposited in
Treasury and $277,953,075 of their own Federal Reserve notes held
by the
banks.
The collateral security for Federal Reserve notes issued
consists
the
1 suing
of
$7,108,010,000 in geld certiiicates and in credits with the '1 r.asurer of the United
States payable-in gold certificates, and $1,498,000 face amount of
commercial paper.
That is the total of inter¬
unpaid
tech¬
board's
a
cost
Alberta
•
System amounting to $65,099,150.34, Government and
100,000 while net funded debt de¬
Wis.
1 Held by the Recorstruction Finance
,
of
Sold—A $28,000 issue of
system
cash in possession of the
a
assets.
$103,800,000, against ordinary ex¬
on bonds since June, penditures of $84,400,000, before
1936, when the province reduced providing for' direct unemploy¬
debt. The province, now negotiat¬ nician rather than "expert" as he its payments of interest
ment relief, sinking funds .and
by 50%.
ing refunding of its debt with de¬ was called when he first dame
maturing railway aid certificates;
benture holders, reports an over¬ from England, still accounts for
After providing for these
items,
all surplus of $2,300,000 for the an important slice of the annual
the surplus reported amounted to
OnL
year, compared with $336,522 last costs. Salary item of $6,000 for
On
a
comparable'
issue of $4,500 $13,900,000.
year. Revenue for the year of Mr.
Byrne is included in the 3
% improvement bonds was sold basis, the 1942 budget calls for
$24,900,000 was within $3,329 of year's total outlay.
to the Bank of Toronto, at par. ordinary revenues of $106,000,000,
estimates, but ordinary expendi¬
a
figure which, from the Pre¬
Alberta income tax produced Due from 1942 to 1946 incl.
ture of $20,600,000 was $3,200,000
mier's statement of revenues in
$2,204,640, or $704,640 more than
lower than the Aberhart govern¬
Ontorio* (Province of)
the initial six
months, will ap¬
was
estimated, in. the 1940-41 fis¬
ment
budgeted for during the
Bond Sale Details-—In connec¬ parently be exceeded., ;
cal year ended "March
31, accord¬
year.
Ordinary surplus was thus
tion with the previous report in
ing to Provincial Treasurer Solon
Saltfleet
Township, Ont.
$4,400,000, whereas the province
these columns—V. 154, p. 768—
Low's public accounts.
Bond Sale—An issue of
This fig¬
had estimated it at $1,200,000. Net
$12,COO
of the sale of $10,500,000 refund¬
ure likely will be discussed when
3V2%
improvement
bonds
was"
capital outlay totaled $2,100,000.
the province and the Dominion ing: bonds to a syndicate headed sold
to
F,
L.; Craig,
Ltd., of
Funded debt at March 31 de¬ complete arrangements for trans¬ by Wood, Gundy & Co. of Toronto,
Toronto, at a price of 101.80, a'
creased by $43,917 from the end fer of income tax collections to we give the following additional basis of about
in
March
(Continued from Page 903)
nearly $25,000,000 of bonds from
a
$35,000,000 issue authorized in
j.928. Nearly half of the avail¬
able State road revenue goes for
servicing the two issues.
;
Government guaranteed securities with
notes, series Q-2 due Jan. 1,
amounting to $31,410,377.29, which is secured by the pledge of collateral as provided
in the Regulations of the Postal Savings System, having a face value of
$30,469,805,
•
ernments Alberta
$19^916,250 face amount of h
1942, held by the Treasury and reflected In the public debt.
h Figures shown are as of March 31, 1941—figures as of June 30, 1941, are not
available.
Oifset by cash in designated depository banks and the accrued interest
is
heard
of
Alberta
$6,303,409
fiscal
year
during
the
ended March
details of the issue;
The
3.25%.
,
bonds C l mature
annually
on
$1,050,000
Nov. 1 from 1942 to
1951 inch Issue consists of
$6,300,-
Due
ser¬
ially from 1942 to 1956 incV
QUEBEC
St. Leonard de Port
Maurice, Que.
$4,200,000 3s.
In an¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
$65,000
nouncing the financing, Hon. M.
4% and 4y2% improvement bonds
F. Hepburn, Premier and Provin¬
000
2s
cial
Treasurer, stated that "in the
first
year
and
six
ordinary
Province
the
months
are
budget
of
the
revenues
current
of
the
not
only in excess of
estimates but also
have exceded total combined
ex¬
was
sold
Co.
of
from
to
L.
G.
Beaubien
&
Montreal.
1942
to
Due} serially
1966 incl.
-.A
,
Val-Morin, Que.
Bond
Sale—The Societe Generale de Finance of Montreal has
penditures in both ordinary and purchased an issue of $14,000 4%
capital accounts."
For the fiscal school bonds at a price of
98.53,
year
ary
a
ended March 31, 1941, ordin¬ basis of about 4,17%. 'Due from
V
*
reported at 1942 to 1951 incl/
revenues^ were
•
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
905
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General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
End.
Gross
972,650
Operating
expenses..
Prov. for taxes—General
233,424
shares of
2,798~170
$690,062
$605";975
88,075,347
the
Corp.—New President—
A.
Proehlinger lias been elected President of this
corpora¬
Central
tion
income
Gross
other
and
Int.
deducts.
402,680
4,770,483
$203,295
396,882
/
$3,304,864
$3,278;860
2,342,1-38
to fill the vacancy caused
by the continued illness of Joseph V.
Mr. Froehl.nger has been Executive Vice-President since Jan.,
1940, and for many years before that was Treasurer.
2,342,138
r
and
•
pref. stock—i;
on
*
'•
K-r'rtJ* 'V{y* '■/ l
!
V-,
>
'Y Balance
195,178 :
*■"
3
.inV
I
i ■ i ,
J
i
$8,117
$98,002
—-
i)
I
■
.
be
Executive
declared
Directors, have
Beaunit
common
dividend of
a:
share
$5 per
offered
stock,
stock
for
stock
and
National
The
AnTine
of
the
subsld'ary,
a
another
Co.,
Vice-Presidents of
29.--V.
154,
693.
p.
Taxes
the
be conducted
at
and
objects
153,
.
.
„
special
meeting
director
which
for
purposes
.
1
•'
.
' '
" '
■
'
'
orders
this
of
amount
company
eommerc.al
and
also
Dickerman
those for
exceed
full year 1941
for the
bef.
&
Ltd. A& Subs.)
1940
1939
$3,876,651
*: 227,666
;
350,6851
etc.,
selling
Y
expense
other than inc.
Amortiz.
of -invest.—
$1,493,517
$1,242,194
42,498
Y
$1,493,695
23,682
97,834
326,029
167,941
142,673
Y
39,774
161,791
78,108
39,462
101,134
144,770
126,464
440,507
95,489
129,000
222,399
'
Y
250,976
132,620
Cr291
$529,997
$563,348
$1,842,329
$0.25
$0.35
$0.38
$1.26
"
sh.
normal
S.
Note—U.
No
on( com.
.
income
been
provision has
profits tax.—V,
tax
computed
made
is
or
at
the
believed
rate
be
to
of
31%
required
v
in
for
sh.
com-
on
-Y"-
'
shs. autstdg—_
'After
1941—9 Mos—1940
«-*'
$0.45
■
$3,889,110
I," ..vY * .YV
,.Y;
>
$0.36
$8,215,760
$2.33
$0.82
$5 382.553,
under the
considerably
against
as
Federal
taxes
for
1940 Revenue Act, changes in the
than
anticipated,
necessitating
greater
estimated
that
the
1941
approximately $14,000.000,
in
1940.—V.
67,783
26,994
202,618
$8,241,245
$7,849,437
478,686
2,617,477
the
first
1941
Act
154,
p.
as
tax
bill
compared
of
the
company
taxes
would
of
Utilities
Service
tion—
1941—12
has
filed
with
the
SEC
a
declaration
retarding a proposed.capital contr.butlon of $219,310 to
(File
70-419)
its subsidiary,
and
$843,328
$1,479,037
reporting company's earnings for the nine
follows:
as
,
progress
Government's
its
greatly
which
the
equipped
increased.
the
defense
We
job's
expanded,
both
the
in
en¬
have
now
been
originally contemplated,
in unusually short time
as
corporation
for
has
results
lor
ouput of medium tanks
the
on
program
respons.b.hties
have
Government
arsenal
an
near
involves
to
make
tank
tank
for
parts
builders.
increasingly
cannon
the
Army
both
Our
engaged
for
the
Detroit
arsenal
automobile
and
also
plants
are
:or
also
in
manufacturing anti-aircraft guns
Navy and sections for Martin medium
installation
$1,147,287
$2,467,744
66,924
72.563
86,006
jfe, 123,005
$1,074,724
$2,381,738
and
$1,328,471
67,249
161,878
Chrysler
been
designed
Chrysler
.100,461
$1,424,020
t
of
engines on a full sized "Sea Otter"
completed and is now undergoing tests 'at sea. We have
and expect shortly to submit for test an arrangement of
engines for propelling the medium tank.
If this is suc¬
cessful, and we have high confidence it will be,
it will enable us
to
power
these tanks by the use
of
existing facilities, and ihus
employ a larger number of our own workers on equipment which thpy
-has
]&los.—1940
$2,189,929
95,549
trained
to
operate.
In addition to the major projects men¬
we have various other important projects in process of
which we hope will reach a point at which we can.
provide work for additional numbers of Chrysler Corp. employes.
These and other defense work are
absorbing part of the personnel
and
machines
ordinarily employed in building passenger cars and
trucks.
We
are
making every effort to secure additional defense
jobs of types that will, fit our present equipment with a view to
minimizing
as
much
as
we
can
the
disemployment due to the
are
in¬ '•Cv y>-
yy": y
.
i>i.
Y, >'■
y/,,
;;
tioned
yiv
$1,141,972
$21543.615
$1,428,933
•1,264,360
308,378
•1,376,982
367,939
$959,094
Sept.
1941,
15,
above,
•
$833,595
$1,166,633
.
$1,060,993
months,
Government's
153, p. 683.
transfers
on
output of cars and trucks for civilian use.
restricting automobile production adopted by the
Chrysler Corp. to produce 23.12% of the total
for
Government
permits
'
of
number
for
of
passenger
cars
as
be
may
authorized
for
the
automobile
of
of
stock
the
of
said
corporation.
respectively,
are,
of
full
the
Code."
(Extract
from
letter
154,
Water
Service
defense
the
how
in
are
154, p. 147.
able
,
v
acquire
cash
or
from
produce
and
483,333
automobiles
Dealers
have
to
up
in
been
our
supplied
further
efforts
to
replace materials
others available in greater abundance
purposes with
and
have
r
civilian
products
before
ever
had
have
to
placed
on
v;"
Earnings
<-
for 9
us
■■'-■yy/v 7 :.7;-Kr'7'
Months Ended Sept.
ttl940
,
Net
sales
_____________
of
sales—.
Gross profit
as
far
greater
perform. I am pleased to say
to these tasks with exemplary
$
credit¬
a
7,•
30
ttl939
$
tfl938
$
:
$
4
665.525,555 514,698.390 441,895,380 236,732,940
576,026,419 431,755,221 368,875,282 203,002,595
89,499,136
82,943,169
73,020,097
319,520
772,784
449,962
tl,368,391
89,818.656
83,715,952
73,470,059
35.098,737
37,357,808
38,609,858
34.866.941
26,718.67'L
taxes/__iI23,000,000 tl4,400,000
7,200,000
1,703,185
6 671.873
—
Int., divs. & misc.
inc.,
income
33,730,345
.1,077,758
491,890
—
for
§Provision
Net
profit
29,460,848
Earnings
stk.
and
requests
should
should
state
be addressed to
the
reason
for
the
the
Secretary
request
and
of
the
interest.
with
the
proposed sale Central U. S. Utilities Co, will
subsidiary 190 shares of capital stock of Atlantic
Service Corp. for a consideration of $2,517,
by cred t on the open account indebtedness
payable
now
either
in
owing io ihe
per
(par $5)
share
30,706.094
31,403,118
19.580,094
Dividends
such
the
gen.
_—I—
1,075,751
473,507
selling,
&
serv.
expenses
$2,747,049
—
engin'g,
adver.,
1940
1
'
parent by the subsid.ary.
%
of
announced.
of
in our engineering laboratories.
:
multiplicity of new activities and diversification
the
we
.
'Cost
Arkansas General Utilities Co., a subsidiary, to Walton, Sullivan & Co.
for $325,000,
may be made in writing to the SEC
not later than
the
been
now
production
output
year.
to
**1941
Requests by interested persons for a hearing on the declaration and
application (File 70-4141 regarding a proposal by company to sell its
entire
interest, cons'sting of securities and other indebtedness,
in
of
has
against
Gov¬
build
of
satisfactory
achievement.
Adm.,
1941
___________
:
connection
Allotment
credit
The
may
we
that the organization has stepped up
spirit, enthusiasm and energy. Their performance to date is
Shs.- com.
In
able
program
defense
than
tasks
Central U. S. Utilities Co.—To Sell Interests-
Any
been
1942.
as
vehicles
progress
Meanwhile
between
of
$2,838,464
income
10.
in
selling
are
for
Co.—Earnings—
revenues
Commission
Jan.,
model
under the restrictions.
models, which have been
needed for defense
Washington, D. C.)
revenues
Net
the
materials..
263,391
last
the
on
automob les.
many
critical
practically
are
693.
p.
operating
Nov.
of
of
Certain
etc.,
placed
well received by the public
volume in relation to the restricted
scale
of
production, notwithstanding substantial
increases
in
both
prices and special taxes on automobiles.
The new models embody
not
only improvements in quality and performance but also many
changes designed
to cut down the use of critical materials needed
the company.
of
how
quota
1942
new
and
and
1802(b))
is
the
have
we
allotted
with
Since
section
date
of
been
purchasers
supply
through
quota
month
same
To
New York,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
assuring
automobiles
civilian
the
reta'l
nickel,
have
month-to-month
Chrysler Corp.'s
follows:
the
to
immediately preceding.
aluminum,
limitations
severe
advises
without
months
chromium,
as
and
ava'lable
ernment
but
twelve
the
such
terms
Extracts
as
of
that
eliminated
letter dated Sept. 30, 1941, from D. S.
Internal
Revenue,
regarding stock
a
providing it has been able to procure for itself the neces¬
materials and supplies, the production for the entire industry
the twelve months ending July 31,'1942, being restricted to 50%
met^fs,
furnished the Exchange with copy
from Mortimer M. Kassell, Deputy
pertinent to stamp taxes
affairs of
—V.
:
curtailing
formula
The
Department of Taxation and Finance of the
and copy of
Commissioner
Net
Utility
Corporat'on
in
the
output
medium
An
It is the opinion of this office,
that B.-M.T. under the provisions of section 105 of the Stock
Operating
total
Corp.—Capital Contribu¬
$60,437
bombers.
Exchange has also been advised by the transfer agent for the
that transfers of the stock of the corporation on and
Oct. 27, 1941, will not require New York State Stock Transfer
nature
American
"191,403
stated
As
part
This
undertaken
and
corporation has
dated
California
were
857.
501,607
191,407
;
making substantial
building of
built and
becoming
746.
p.
30
is
double the
the
other
11940 Federal income tax
31%.
12 Months Ended Sept. 30—
two
$4,734,000
501,606
.15,949
$64,545
Keller
Sept.
and
to
Total
■
with total
41,802
15,950
extending the present arsenal and finding
additional machinery and other equipment.
Since last July we have
accelerated
the shipping of tanks,
and we hope to reach "all out"
production from present facilities by the end of the year. We have
$5,928,440
1941—9 Mos.—1940
taxes
the
other
Tax.—V.
excessively
an
720,066
$2,172,079
41,801
undertaken.
Detro.t.
1,920,996
$5,623,768
K. T.
ended
has
for
114,707
$1,778,738
$1,300,052
154,
Commissioner
under
after
.
to
666,002
$1,536,341
______
corporation
asked
$7,734,729
100,449
of the Statfe
of
The
heavy accrual of taxes in the third quarter.
He
$8,038,629
corporation
quarters of $4,652,379.
Y
Armco's profits for the third quarter were substantially reduced, due
to the necessity of accruing Federal taxes applicable to the entire year
to date as-provided by the 1941 Revenue Act, which was not enacted
until September.
Mr. Hook said that although the company had set
aside taxes during the first half substantially in excess of provisions
required
$1,751,743
necessary."" (Extract from letter
Counsel, Department of Taxation and
Albany, N. Y.)
"It is clear from the facts presented that subsequent to the date
of the filing of the certificate of dissolution B.-M.T. will no longer be
authorized to carry on business for any of the purposes as outlined
above and its only purpose
will be to effect a distribution of re¬
maining assets after payment of outstanding liabilities and the settle¬
tax
profits and income taxes for the first two quarters of 1941 of $11,320,355.
The Federal excess profits and income taxes for the third quarter
,
6,909,941
Hook,
R.
54,895
$118,188
stock
__
corporat.on's
before dissolution stock may be transferred without incurring
Yori stock transfer tax.
The language of Tax Law, Sections
Deputy
President, said that the consolidated net income
before Federal excess profits and income taxes for the third quarter
was $6,930,338.
This compared with a net income before Federal excess
.amounted
tl,481,950
it
88.250
153,7121
•7,014,922
was
Deputy
depreciation, interest and Federal taxes.
Additional
taxes
during the quarter ended ;Sept. 30, 1941, to provide for
necessitated by Revenue Act of, 1941.
II/ Y,/V. Y,- \'IYY
Charles
20,272
Law, as amended, still continues to exist for certain
the corporation does continue to exist, even though
only for a limited purpose, it is held that transfers of stock of
B.-M.T. after the filing of the certificate of dissolution and so long as
B.-M.T. continues to hold any undistributed assets, will incur the stamp
accrued
addition
The
a
however,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1941—3 Mos.—1940
—' $1,547,784 \ $1,804,511
profit
mon
were
4,816,635
Corporation
American Rolling Mill Co.
t
5,271,209
the
purposes.
per
1,005,372
months
and
-r__j
letters
in
ment
153, p. 825.
Period End. Sept. 30—
58,440
$122,296
*
pref.
President
17,092,453
$2,223,454
inc.
tax
the
Finance
Dr7,011
$408,277
Net profit
per.
17,937,770
miscell.
Deputy
New
of
830,640
Drl,594
■V
1.305,p00
$2,892,143
Chrysler Corp.—Nine-Months Earnings—
1941—12 Mos.—1940
270 and 270-a seems to make this view
383,318
181,412
1,443,000
$2,202,343
during September for additional Federal income ancl
profits taxes applicable to period Jan. 1 to Aug. 31, 1941, and
reflected in the above statements of
income for expired periods,
in
'the amount of $197,627.—V. 154, p. 426.
*
$38,416,242 $36,642,007
$1,503,122
before
to
letter
a
what
184,544
i
36,488
81,673
Drl,696
interest—
:
38,844
115,000
$173,084
excess
com¬
The New York Stock Exchange has received notice of the filing of a
certificate of dissolution with the Secretary of State of New York on
*5ct. 25 for the dissolution of the corporation.
a
V
47,593
122,000
Note—Provision
corporation is dissolved its so-called stock is no longer
ordinary sense.
It represents merely an interest in the
assets of the defunct corporation.
I am, therefore, of the opinion that
after the dissolution of Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp. shares of
'
Earn,
this
3,981,681
$1,435,339
taxes
State
"After
500,116
5.5,629
613,300
537,927
$180,736
______
■;
Balance
sary
stock
"
"Net
of
452,351
profit
from
117,148
147,000
Contingent reserve
Y ;:-Y~ 25,000
202.458
;u. S. & for. inc., taxes
V
stock
common
$1,050,771
profit
&
transfer
$4,955,176
106,646
104,328
Y
■
Depreciation —
rDepletion
Pay. under employ, an■f
nuity plan —_——
;
par
$8,241,018
income- <■
State of New York,
•
■
Minority
income
Commiss.oner and Counsel,
1,078,525
24,632
1,074,045
44,500
Earnings—
__
Counsel
1941
$1,143,010
of
3,756,701
1,105,891
902,800
industry
of
$1,265,850
181.571
68,500
$9,641,191
4,019,581
'
transfer
preferred
cumulative
5%
Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp.—Files Dissolution
9 Months
1941
67,300
expense
Notice—Ruling On Stock Transfer Taxes—
I
-Earnings-
$1,060,623,
exchange
Taxes,
1941.
$1
provision for excess profits tax.—V.
earnings in the present six months period
months of 1941. and that earnings
would top those for 1940.—V. 154, p. 49.
income Y__—
Total
.excess
the
been
has
par
'Includes $704,660 for the 9 months, and $736,660 for the 12
"
Interest,
________
less
inc.
Bliss,
-
$100
27,668
° *1,879,589
profit fr. operat.
Net
said
income—
Earn.
Co.
the
&c.
come
Fed.
the first six
Period End. Sept. 30Profit
V
appointed
747.
p.
1941—12 Mos.—1940
276,182
92,368
pref. stock
on
Amortiz.
common
on
154,
and
income
Divs.
selling
stock
the
open
Corp.—V.
$725,133 $10,211,541
96,714
profits
deprec.
v
289,566
and other deducts.-
Net
profit from operat.
Net
•
Chairman,
D.ckerman,
Electric
development
Including
to $200,000,000,
W.. C.
bus.ness,
Gas &
1941—Month—1940
______
income
Gross
-''"I1-
———13 Monhts—
Adm.
preferred
1,234,422
revenue...
charges
.
exhibition of M-3 tanks at the company's
American Metal Co.
Other
the
still
are
1941—3 Mos.—1940
Income
Net
iplant at Schenectady.
Mr.
that
4,417,561
depreciations
Depreciation
The
defense
30—
amortization
.-J' Y.Y
group
152,
covered hopper cais.—V.
stated at recent defense day
will
the
books
Trust
of
___
before
Hardy, President, of this company, announced receipt of
Central Railroad Co. of New Jersey for fifty 70-ton
154, p. 745.
Y'?YY Y i*'
J.
from
subsidiary of Associated Electric Co.
a
against" 25
as
Y//:;I
$8,994,578
restated at 24%.—V.
American Locomotive Co.—Backlog High—
«
shares
discount
rents,
elected a
He joined
in 1908 and has been in the sales organization.—V.
;
Charles
both
&
of
Period End. Sept.30—
Vice-President in charge of sales,
was
of this company at a board meeting held Oct. 29.
Unfilled
•
Bank
income
Interest,
Other
.
of
*1941 Federal income tax accrued at
American Car & Foundry Co.—Receives Order—
steel
Nov.
share
per
Briggs & Stratton Corp.—Earnings-
2841.; v;
order
record
of
$1
designed,
Net
p.
to
■
operating
Gross
Dec...4 will consider enlarging
the corporation was formed.—
on
is
$800,816
excess
for
Prov.
853.
p.
Non-operating
.
Black,
the company
Federal
on the
15.
This
share
per
,
Presi¬
Allied Cnemical subs.diary, have
Allied Chemical, it was announced
824.
p.
H.
C.
holders
announce
closed;
shares
150,000
accrued
Net
the
as
American Can Co.—New Director—
•
cents
50
gineering
merged
being
Amerada Corp.—Special Meeting—
Stockholders
V.
been
Operating expenses
Depreciation
Net
i
to
of
of underwriters which
cumulative preferred stock and 100,000 shares
Period End. Sept. 30—
Merged—
is
Co.
of Associated
expenses —
for taxes—General
Federal income
Dividend—
Nat.onal An.l.ne, and E. W. Clark,
President of
Barrett
appointed
Oct.
Co.,
parent
Ludw.g,
A.
Chemical
&
company and its business will
Aniline & Chemical division of Allied.
the
National
J
1
behalf
on
Operating, revenues
k
Dye Corp.—Subsidiary
&
'
.
Dec.
Boston Edison Co.-
shares of the Pittston Co. common stock; $4,802 par value
Shares, Inc., notes; and 5 cents in cash.
:
u. cancellation of the $70,000 par value of bonds, there were
Allied Chemical
been
dividend
a
company
15,000
Uncollectible
on
of
have
pany.—V.' 154,
50
^outstanding $28,901,000 of 5s of l944,-—y,/154, p.693.
B.
Co.,
Continental
agent
Terminal
After
Utilities
trustees
Y':
selling group.
The
recently
&
8,500 shares 5%
books
group
stock
2,272 shares of Chesapeake &'Ohio. Ry. common stock; .1,713
Chesapeake Corp... common stock; 257 shares of Missouri
Pacific RR. common stock; 20 shares Of Missouri Pacific RR. preferred
stock;
S.
for
the
Y'Y.
group.
Gross revenues
154,
of
shares
dent
declared
payable
Read
common
lowing:
.with
Common
brings payments this year
paid in 1940.—V. 152, p. 3961.
Dillon,
presented to Guaranty Trust Co., as trustee,
for cancellation $70,000 par value of the corporation's 5%
bonds of
*1944 and w.thdrew from the collateral secunng the
issue the fol¬
of
have
U.
the
Co.
Black Hills Power & Light Co.—Stocks Sold—
the com¬
on
Collateral—
Alleghany Corp.—Change In
Corporation
Mills—50-Cent
.
companies for capital expenditures;
(41
additional operating units or companies within
of
Period End. Sept.
and
Secretary
Treasurer.—V.
and
Int.
.
.
Seifert,
N.
the
by Central U. S. Utilities Co. from
subsidiary
Electric
Operating
declaration
payable Nov; 10 to holders of record Nov. 6. This will be
the first dividend paid since
1938 when a total of $5 per share was
.distributed.—V. 153, p. .92.
,
Joseph
Secretary
•
Directors
stock,
mon
and
made
was
'
Association—To Pay $5 Dividend—
Alaska Packers
;
\
Prov.
cents
'
"
$936,722
$962,726
profits taxes applicable to period Jan.. 1 to Aug. 31, 1941, and reflected
in the above statements of income for expired periods, in the amount
'"of $368,572.—V. 154, p. 424.
j
!
Vice-President
Treasurer,
425.
p.
»
■
.
to
Assistant
additional income and excess
during September for
Note—Provision
:
$293,180
195,178
income
Net
received
Central Illinois Light Co.—Earnings-
Joseph G. Kuhn, Vice-President in charge of dredging, was promoted
•
■'Divs.
of
Hogan.
$8,126,863
4,848,003
the
to
acquisition
Association
Richard
be
...
butions
Arundel
599,418
2,859,285
proceeds to
sale of its interest in the subsidiary wdl be used for one or more of the
following purposes:
Y YY':
(1) For the purchase of bonds of Associated Electric Co.; (2) for the
purchase of bonds or stock of subsidiaries; (3) for advances or contri¬
,
,
852,063
MISCELLANEOUS
-
The
Utilities,
the
2,664,003
1,486,093
;238"l80
excess
for
Prov.
2,671,102
83,995
58,535
238,265
profits
deprec.——
Federal
222,660
126,113
Federal income
1
43,862
Service Corp. owns all of
$1,878,174 $25,333,542 $22,755,456
727,364
9,642,298
8,314,358
$2,319,048
revenue
Illinois
INSURANCE
-
through the cancellation and surrender
subsidiary's capital stock.
American Utilities
tne outstanding capital stock of Northwestern
Illinois Utilises, cons.sting of 123,862 shares of common stock ($5 par).
—V. 154, p. 651,
of
1941—12 Mos.—1940
1941—Month—1940
Sept. 30—
INDUSTRIAL
-
Northwestern
Co.—Earnings—
Power
Alabama
Period
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
16.316,745
17,404,528
4,351.132
$6.77
4,351.132
4,351.132
-H. $7.08
$7.22
$1.53
13,927,008
7.659.450
♦Deprec. & amort, have
been chgd to cost of
sales and
exps
amounts of
??l0V.nSL»•
V,.
I
3.263,349:
■
4,351.132
-
in the
—
—
19.909,794
13,980 623,
,
_
,
,.-t.
■
.
tlnc.uding $862,314 profit fiom sale of investment securities.
eludes
Act
provision
of
1940."
for
Since
excess
this
profits
law
was
tax
not
under
enacted
the
until
"Second
Oct.
8.
tin-
Revenue
1940,'1
:io
provision for excess profits tax was made as of June 30. 1940. and t^c
entire provision for the nine months was made as of Sept. 30, 1940.
?For Federal. State and foreign income and excess profits taxes and
surtax
on
undistributed
profits.
f$R500 000 for excess profits tax.
•♦Includes
U.
S.
and
wholly
foreign
owned
U.
S.
subsidiaries.
subsidiaries,
ttlncludes
wholly
owned
-«v
THE COMMERCIAL &
•906
cancelation of
and refunding mortgage - bemds
treasury, the terms of the first and r'efundthe bonds secured thereby are to be .amended pursuant to a first supplemental indenture to be
dated Oct.-. 1, 1941,
between applicant and the trustee, which will provide that the mort>
gage be-thereafter known as. the'first. mortgage and the bonds issued
thereunder
as
first
mortgage , bonds.
The bonds of series A now
outstanding are to bear interest from Jan. 1, 1942, at the rate »f
4%- per annum, payable semi-annually on Jan. 1 and July 1, are to
be redeemable as >a whole or in part a<t any time prior to maturity
at
the ■ option of the»applicant, upon giving the required notice, to
and including Jan.
1, 1952, at 107.5'% of par and thereafter at a
price.decreasing by Va of 1% each yeaf to 100.5%, to and including
Jan.
1, 1966, and thereafter at par, with accrued interest in each
case,
and will mature on Jan. 1,- 1967.
The principal 'thereof and
the interest thereon will be payable
when due in such coin or currency of the United States as at the time of payment is legal tender
for public
and private- debts. . They are to have the benefit of a
sinking -fund, for which there will be paid to the trustee on or
Consolidated Gas, Electric Light & Power Co. of Bal¬
Sheet
Balance
Consolidated
Tuesday, November 4, 1941
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
held
now
timore
Subsidiaries)
(Including Wholly-Owned U. S.
Sept. 30, '41
Assets—
Dec.
30, '40
cost—
at
securities
Marketable
Sept. 30—
operating revenues
Elec.
80,807,442 109,063,320
8,085,299
35,029,430
--
,1.609,023
operating
Steam
9,739,629
heat.
.
$7,047,440 $31,628,601
$28,305 557
2,062,688
9,598,522
1,966,028
65,421.- 780,367
9,334,756
revs.
61,102
revs.—
$10,190,929
oper.
.1941—12 Mos.—1940
$8,067,140
revenues
against car shipments—
Drafts
—
Notes and accounts
.wholly-owned —L
buildings, mach., equip,
•
taxes
r
842,179
\t
8,200,511
7,334,589
33,609,101
i
29,914,673
$1,990,418
$1,744,300
160,099
$8,398,389
),567.819
V.; 523,679
661,535
$8,922,068
627,193
$1,910,399
690,799
$9,229,354
2,554,987
$1,249,600
285,265
$6,345,412
stock—
'$1,489,235
319,729
stock-
1,050,657
——
Operating income-
1,770,037
Other
income—
106,010
270,734
income.—
Gross
;
326,143
■
$2,096,428
Total income deducts.
60,695,216
1
1,728,594
2,366,381
Divs.
2,644,985
220,030
Divs.
2,576,656
63,402,667
taxes, etc..
Government contract———
insurance,
$9,078,889 $42,007,490 $38,482,492
2,335,959
2,594,225
Net income
————-—
Deferred expenses,
operat.
♦Oper. exp., deprec. and
1
will
Prepaid
3,733,198
59,199,084
1,512,391
——
and dies——
.§Land,
Good
Total
pref.
on
on
common
•
$6,674,367,;
1,278,217
1,037,667
4,202,629'
4,202,629
1,050,657
before
•
1', 19^8. and- thereafter on or before May 1 and Nov. 1
and including Nov. 1, 1966, the sum of $S6;260, which
applied by the trustee from time to time to the purchase of
series A bonds at a price not to exceed the sinking fund redemption
price, whjch is to be equal v to the par value and accrued interest,
plus a premium equal, to Va of the premium which would be payable, if redeemed, for other than the purpose of the sinking fund.
If
on. May
25, or Nov, 25 in any year the cash in the sinking fund is
$50,000 or more, the trustee will call for redemption for the sinking
fund on the next following July 1- or Jan.
1, series A bonds In ail;
amount sufficient to exhaust as nearly as possible the cash-in the
series A sinking fund.
Except, the $1,000,000 of series A bonds to
.be. retained in A the
applicant's
treasury,
series A bonds may be
delivered at par to the trustee for the sinking fund in lieu of cash,
and ail bonds purchased, redeemed, or acquired for the sinking fund
are
to be canceled.
In the purchase or redemption of bonds for the
Balance
287,611,754 267,629,125
Accounts
payable
and
Advance
receipts on
60,191,235
1,128,378
1.250,000
23.500,000
9,010,000
Government contracts-..and excess profits taxes
25,000,943
inc.
Federal and State
52,965 471
1,191,242
pay rolls
taxes—————.
and
insurance
t$86,323 .;:
$863,866% $1,434,070;
of
share
per
$0.83
$0.98
stock-,
common
Accrued
$98,849
-
—
Earnings
$4.83 %
$4.34
♦Operating expenses are adjusted to equalize-the costs of power for
effects of variable flow of the Susquehanna River.
The adjust¬
.
,
the
ments
made
are
through the balance
sheet account
"Hydro Equaliza¬
tion," and resulted in deductions of $277,266 and $535,322 from operat¬
'Operating reserves •—-i—1„—.—.—v
15,654,546 17,281,920
Contingencies reserves ———'—3 300,141
8,120,462
Capital stock (par $5)
.
21,755,660 21,755,660
Capital surplus
---i
—-———
25,958,106 25,958,106
Earned surplus
—
125,549,881 115,669,128
.
ing expenses in the 3 months and 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1941,
respectively, and deductions of $59,562 and $689,301 from operating
expenses in the 3 months and 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1940, respec¬
tDcficit;~V.154, p.,427.-
tively,
—
-■
>
.
.
...
—
Dansville & Mount Morris RR^—Bonds %
287,611,754 267,629,125
Total
(Canada and
England) not consolidated—at cost. tAfter reserves of $52,953. tAfter
reserves
of $1,380 814.
§ After reserve for depreciation, etc., of $49,340,650 at Sept. 30, 1941, and $46,519,943 at Dec. 31, 1940.—V. 154,
in
♦Investments
subsidiaries
foreign
wholly-owned
5%
authorized the
23
company
,
sinking
to extend from Nov.
1,
2026.-
1951,
1,
-
.
,
'
.
'
-
860.
p.
.
that
.
ICC
The
1
Paul & Pacific RR.—Equip¬
Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
ment Trust Certificates—
ICC
-The
authorized the
24
Oct.
on
-
,
to assume obligation
company
equipment trust
Illinois National
trustee, and sold at 100.173 and
with the procurement of certain
Bank
Trust Co..
Chicago, as
dividends in connection
&
accrued
certain
in part:
report of the Commission states
The
certificates were offered for sale through competitive bidding
addition requests for bids were sent to 126 bankers, banks,
companies, and life insurance companies, the bidder to name a
rate of dividends to be borne by the certificates in multiples of Va of
1% per annum.
In response thereto five bids representing 18 parties
were received.
The best bid, 100.173 and accrued dividends based on
a rate of 1%%
per annum, was made by a group comprised of Harris,
Hall & Co., Drexel & Co., Alex. Brown & Sons, and The Illinois Co.
of Chicago, and has been accepted.
On this basis the average annual
cost of the proceeds to the railroad trustees will be approximately
1.33%.—V. 154, p. 860.
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.—Bonds Called—
total
A
for
made
will be
V. 153, p. 1126.
Payment
The
and
.
Nov.
Shs.
cap.
Earnings
i
$1)
share—
stk.
(par
•
per
'*After
depreciation,
1938
$456,246
$111,534
321,920
$1.41
321,92r
$0.65
$0.90
Federal .taxes,- See.'-
$0.35
months
1940
of
profit was
net
In the first nine
a common share,
Sjrhile-.proyisloja,,jtyr taxes^^as^$32lfl84.^-y. 153, p. 686.
<r*
'
■"
.i,
;
Nov.
dividend of
Regular quarterly
—V. 154, p. 860.
■V
payable
holders
to
18
cents
30
of
last.
30,
called a certain amount of its 6% redeemable con¬
preference stock for redemption on Dec. 1 at par and. accrued
Payment will be made at the Guaranty Trust Co. of N. Y.
•—V. 154, p. 652.
Companjr has
vertible
.
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.
,
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
'
3 MOS. End.
Net
sales
$6,382,039
9,079,378
729,878
425.510
522.779
5,035,620
$1,562,784
$36,034
23,683
32,951
$445,125
25,558
$1,586,468
$60,985
$470,683
taxes
Expenses
Net
■
operating profit-
Other
*
income
Total
Int.
C.
-
—
income
on
F.
—
&
I.
Int,
on
& I. Corp..
Net
profit
capital
Earnings
per
•
v
548,454
493.099
333,662
289,873
268,165
428,268
365,598
58,033
56,038
137,940
45,400
"$161,702
563,620
Nil
$231,282
563.620
$0.41
provision for excess
profit
com.
I960,
tion
sufficient
vious
on
stock,
common
to
be
at
the
rate
1,
Oct.
on
1964,
to
declared
the
extra
an
regular quarterly
payable Nov.
both
dividend
of 25 cents per share in
dividend of like amount on the
15 to holders of record Nov. 7.
" '
Period End. Sept. 30—
1941—Month—1940
1941—9 Mos.—1940
Act,
Ry.
operating revenues.
$675,339
$561,990
$5,992,525
$5,346,6^2
time
Ry.
operating expenses-
416,186
348,834
3,686,490
3,414,061
90,051
'65,955
777,862
542,581
$169,102
$147,201
$1,528,173
$1,389,980
Taxes
—
income
Operating
Other, income
rents,
3,553
4,665
33,522
44,400
$172,655
$151,860
SI,561,695
$1,434,380
-——i-
Gross -cerpi income_»Interest on funded debt,
-■
34,732
336.041
386,337
85,000
790,816
764,325
42,178
wU---'--**,
41,755
95,740
&c.
■Depreciation'
Net
25,111
434.838
283,718
notes are to be issued
be
dated
as
of
Oct.
before
income
provision
retire¬
for
losses
ment
—nV. 154, p. 332.
Engineers Public Service Co. (& Subs.)—Earningsperiod End. Sept. 30—
Operating
Operation
revenues
—
..._
—
Maintenance
'
Depreciation
♦Federal income taxes._
«Other
under and pursuant to
Net
1, 1941, between the applicant
Trust Co., Philadelphia, Pa., as
Other
V
::./y
taxes
—
7'
,
578,168
-U—---y
operat.
revenues
(neti...—*
income
1941—Month—1940 % 1941—12 Mos.—1940
$4,894,662 $62,309,845 $56,183,893
1,746,551
2,044.815
22,755,977
20,635,809
4,079.158
357,697
328,042
3,700,658
6.693.712 ; 6,442,749
567,878
525,917
793,555
215,020
4,983.967
1,984.856
$5,657,420
-V
520,332
$1,315,307
Drl8,307
6,475,768
5,888,388
$1,558,799 $17,321,262, $17,531,432
..
Drl5,985
Dr58,20»
Drl43,180
(
^%/%!fEa^iUngs:.b^a;:subsidiar^;«pnipany%_-.--_--___
to the issue of bonds under tbe first and refUnding mor,t
$1,608,988
$0.62
$0.61
tax
Bank
will until Nov.
5%
24 receive
sinking fund
bonds,
bids
for
due
July
the
1,
154,
p.
of $124,403 at prices not exceeding redemp¬
148.
Oct.
27
payable Dec.
dividend
80 cents per share.—V.
$1 Common Dividend—
declared
was
1
to
paid
a
on
153, p. 1272.
dividend
of
$1
per
holders of record Nov.
Dec.
23,
1940,
and
8.
to
other
in
the
on
Last
pre¬
amounted
to
the pledge of first and refunding mortgage bonds to
obligations of the applicant if the face "amount of bonds
ae*Timo»ni ui> uuuus
of 125% of the principal amount'ofrsuch obligation;
_
^p,,hll- Sprvice
piihlit* aprv},.e
JSwoTl
JfrntU' in L
the
SS^eS mS tKaner
tot
notes are outstanding the
...a.
j.
,„
j
x
applicant
t
*«»*
Earal°«:s
,x
^
'
«•■'•••
Co
/30
ruoiK- D«vice
•*
ao
.'-Accruals
will deposit
a.
$5,104,202
riividendsV on'oreferred"^^^^
,■
<
120^3I-
v
t,
isisbra.!!;^tock!
..
excess
any of
the trustee
notes.
It
a
re®..?
v...
$5>,339,936
Rr
638
-
.
ek aqd qurplu,:.... •• ,2,883.563
sl>'re °f «»»»•» ttock—"V
«.6l
for
.the
1941
Federal
income
tax
were
at
2,285.192
»3.0.4.7«
estimated
rates
sum
will
also
Securities
resenting
per
an
Corp.
average
at
cost
98%%
to
the
of par and accrued interest, rep¬
applicant of approximately 2.96%
annum.
The
first and
refunding mortgage bonds, series A, were issued under
and are secured by, the applicant's first and re¬
dated Jan.-1, 1931, to the Detroit Trust Co., as
trustee.
The
outstanding bonds
are
in. temporary
form
without coupons, bear interest at the rate of 5% per annum, payable semi¬
annually on Jan. 1 and July 1, and will mature on Jan. 1, 1981.
The
mortgage has a provision for the redemption of the bonds prior to
maturity, and for the payment by the applicant as a sinking fund
of $75,000 semi-annually from Nov. 1, 1931, to May 1, 1948.
Payments
have been made into the sinking fund in the amount of $1,605,000,
of which approx'mately $600,000 has been drawn down to reimburse"1
the applicant
for expenditures made for additions and betterments
and
pursuant
funding
Revenue
Act
Act
of
1941
(none
estimated
under the
Excess
Profits
Tax
of 1940),
tApplicable to. Engineers Public .Service, Co., before
allowing for unearned cumulative preferred dividends of a-, subsidiary
Vcpmpany. :., *Applicable to bonds. of a .subsidiary company owned bV
.
5
to,
i
mortgage
.
parent company, deducted above,
gin. excess of its preferred dividend
•requirements for the period, less minority interest, credited to reserve
for
depreciation in investments in suhsidiiiries —V. 154.
Ethyl Gasoline Corp.—To Expand Plant—
p.
054, 540.
.
Corporation will expand its Baton Rouge plants at a
cost of
,$2,500,000 principally for hydrochloric acid production.
The Govern¬
ment has rated the plant as vital to national defense.
(
,
that
substituting hydrochloric acid for chlorine in the manufacture
tetraethyl lead the corporation will make more than 1,000,000 cubic
feet of chlorine gas available daily-to ease national shortages in this
are to be discontinued and a new sinking
provided.
•
Upon provision being made for the redemption of the first mortgage
bonds on Jan. 1, 1942, and the discharge of the mortgage, and the
defense chemical.
Raw
materials consumed by the manufacture of
hydrochloric acid will be common-^saR-rand sulphuric acid:
Large
quantities of salt and sulphur to make the acid are mixed near Ethyl
Corp.'s Baton Rouge plants.
and
share
v
V:'
f (2)
Mellon
$1,637,486
—
t© the respective dates of maturity.
of 27%
equal to 1/12 of the next, annual maturity of
in January arid February, increased to 30-;;
in March.
Be¬
provide for certain, restrictions in respect to *
ginning with August the accruals are based on the Revenue Act of
the payment of dividends after Dec. 31, 1941, on any of the applicants
V1941. - The amounts shown as Federal income taxes include $518,0&2
stock.
accrued by three subsidiary companies in September ($1,001,991 for
■%/%:
'v
the 12 months ending Sept. 30, 1941)
for excess profits tax under the
These notes have been sold to Harriman, Ripley & Co., Inc./ and
the
^
(and excess profits
taxes
^^r®*err®tt aiv,a#n<IS ^ciared
"
each- 6 months or^^ fractiort thereof from: the date
for
(1)
not
with
154,
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$562,437
$0.21
income
25-year
Crane Co.—To Pay
Directors
common
time
to change the name nf that mortgage
designate the bonds issued thereunder
serial
to
long as
Nil
to exhaust the sum
price.—V.
1%
acquired
*$143,752
563,620
Coal Co.—Tenders—
Baltimore National
Of
1941
is
2,400
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
$732,504
$0.28
.
on
Consolidation
it
is
They
827
:■■■
profits tax, $422,500.—V.
1941—3 Mos.—1940
depreciation, Federal
in 1941), &c.—V. 153, p. 686.
to
1942,
'
.,
152,. p. 826.
ica w
137,940
410
♦After
The
from
upon
Trade&mens National Bank &
the
apply
56,038
56,038,.
36,300
Period End. Sept. 30—
sale
1,
J®
28,258
$679,164
563.620
$1.20
stock-share——
sh.
proposed
indenture
•
$53,452
*1
per
lien
first
a
proposed
mortgage,
and to
V* _of
$25,194
91
Commercial Solvents Corp.
•Net
Interstate Commerce
them the first and' refunding mortgage will
the applicant's entire line of railroad. It is
to first
as
first
securing
mortgage
for redemption
329,758
<•
137,940
331.
Earns,
Jan.
Interest
58,813
56,760
fixed
Earn{ne6 fjim^theV sMrces"*"
t?9
102,796
All notes redeemed
soure«8--—-7 '.%:H2'989.
are to
be canceled and cremated.
The indenture will provide that so
.•
T-to,
- .■*. •• -r: - -•"* long as any of the notes are outstanding the applicant wllf not mortnr'Uli
gage or create any lien u^on any of its assets unless provision is made % ^xPenses ana .taxesr__-—_—407,509
351,741
that all notes share equally and ratably with all other obligations to
* Balance
|5^64,588;I$5;3pL936
be secured by such mortgage or lien, but this- provision 'is not' tr
423.074
26
t713,300
taxes
tlncludes
♦Loss,
the
secure
—,
-
Shares
p.
inc.
State
&
of the
authority granted
interest,
4,200,081
,
—————
Other int. & misc. chgs,
Red.
4,481,318
v
137,940
:
F.
.C.
bonds
20-a
Co.
bonds
a
1938
$5,246,871
$12,320,329
-
Costs, bad accts., etc.—
Depi., deprec., &c._.—
Ordinary
1930
$6,075,013*
1940
1941
Sept. 30—
—
after
r::Baiance%L-tii--;_L^-iwU.l-r±;:---4l^l4:y$^950792.'j$7,OO7,343
Colon Development Co., Ltd.—Preferred Stock Called
"interest.
2
,
will be dated Oct. l; 1941,, will-be in coupon form,
Balance
$1,296,089
$1,542,815 $17,283,053 $17,388,252
registerable as to principal in the denomination of $1,000, and "Wilt ,'i'.
h^;
:609,714626,536 % 7,450,535
; 7,628,71.9
mature serially in the amount of $400,000 on Oct. 1,of each year from
- •
amortization
1942 to 1951, inclusive.
The notes of the several • maturities wiM bear
^Baiance">i>';:-^ii;^;2ll^::.^$687,286
i916,^7S"'$9,803-5185^^$9,759,533
interest
payable semi-annually on April 1 and Oct. I vat the fol¬
Dividend8 on preferred stocks, declared.-:.—- 4-2.852,726 .
2.75M90
lowing rates: Notes maturing in 1942 at *k of T% per -annum,' those
maturing in 1943 at 1%, those maturing in 1944* at 1.5%,. those
maturing in 1945 at 1.9%, those maturing in 1946 at i2.2%, those
Cumulative preferred dividends earned but not
% v?.
maturing in 1947 at 2.5%, and notes maturing thereafter at rates
('-declared•• 1,583.070
1,653,793
increasing by >/4 of 1%
for each succeeding maturity to; 315%
for
those maturing .in 1951.
The notes may be redeemed,' either as*a.
t, «',*
• :•
f J ,
I
$5,366,822
$5,354,050
whole, or not less than $400,000 thereof,vat -th? optioff-of.%he applicant > 'y**'
aDDlicabte
miMrit^ntSts"^7-"5'
25.915
19,345
at any time prior to maturity upon not less than 30 days' notice, if , . amount applicable .to minority .'interests—
the date set for redemption is to be-an interest-payment date, or. not
■',, .tBaJancef' $5,340,907% $5,334,705
less than 60 days if not an interest-payment date,: ^provided that "the
7,574
7,574
^Amortization of 'dlscountl^notes of
any maturity date may not
be redeemed unless all notes
Earns.' from sub,'cos., inclhded as deductions
of later maturity have been, or are simultaneously balled fdr redempabove:
.tion.
The redemption price to be paid is tf. eqtial the.; principal
^ Pr^^d dividends dedared
173,927
187,850
amount -of
the
notes
and
accrued
.plus.-a premium, of
per share on
record Nov. 10.
paid on Sept.
was
to
from the Deiroit & Ironton RR. and the Toledo-Detroit
junior lien on the remainder of the railroad,
a
trustee.
27 declared an extra dividend of $1
stock,
common
section
pursuant
therefore
an
Dividend-
Climax Molybdenum Co.—Extra
Directors on Oct.
the
'
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Co.—Earnings—
now
become
and
—
;
from
entire
its
have
to
stock,
—V.
proposed to retire the first mortgage bonds by calling
them for redemption on Jan. 1, 1942, at 105 and interest, the ;(unds
for this purpose to be provided in part from cash in the treasury
and the remainder from the sale oi $4,000,000 of serial notes.
Upon
the
redemption of the first mortgage bonds and the discharge of
is
The
J. *
■>
v
■■
1942
common
the
Net profit for 9 months ended Sept. 30, 1941, amounted to $1,182,710,
after ail charges and tax provision of $1,098,753. This profit is equal
a common share.
$1,014,457, or $3.15
paid
,
•
announced
1,
addition
mortgage bonds, and to modify the terms of both.
The Pennroad
which owns substantially all the applicant's-'stock and all of
outstanding first and refunding mortgage bonds,, has consented
to the changes to be made in the terms of those bonds.
,,; \ m*. y i-
V
'after preferred dividends to $3.40
and
-
due March
Directors
Oct.
Corp.,
•
,
be
.
.
.
mortgage
and
it
1939
$209,536
321,920
$327,395„
321,920
income—,-——
is to
,
road acquired
•
•Net
*
now
31 that it has called for redemption
issue of first mortgage 50-year 5%
gold
at 105 and accrued Interest.
Holders may
receive immediate
payment by presenting their bonds at the office
of-The New York Trust Co.—V. 154, p, 852,
Jan.
bonds,
pursuant to order oi July 16, 1932.
The first mortgage bonds are
secured by a first lien on 335 miles of the applicant's road, and the
first and refunding, mortgage bonds by a first lien on 83 miles of
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co.—Earnings1940
to the
as
interest
or
outstanding is to be stamped with
shown in' the supplemental indenture, stating
other features.
Company
on
$1,000,000 of which have been paid and canceled.
In
outstanding bonds applicant holds $2,000,000 first and
bonds which were authenticated and delivered
1932,
19,
refunding
RR.
1941
of
date
remainder
addition
premium
1
1
-
annum
Bonds Called—
-
amended on
an
effective
the
the
bonds
Dodge Manufacturing Co.—Extra Dividendthe Commission stated in part:
application filed on Oct. 3 and
by
per
and- certain
refunding
by this Commission, and $9,626,000 of first and refunding mortgage
gold bonds, series A, a part of $10,626,000 of such bonds issued pur¬
suant to ordei of Nov. 6, 1931. as modified by supplemental order of
of 'New York, general counsel of the New York
Central Railroad, was on Oct. 28 elected to the board of this railway.
He succeeds the late Fred J. Fisher, Detroit.—V. 151, p. 2936.
3 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
and
applicant
the
to
Bepkes
J.
issue $4,000,000
has outstanding $4,229,000 first mortgage 5% bonds
issued under its first
mortgage, dated March 5, 1914, to the New
York. Trust Co.,
trustee, a portion thereof having been issued prior
Director—
Crosby
to
first
applied for authority to issue $4,000,000 of serial notes, and to
modify the terms of $9,626,000 of first and refunding mortgage gold
bonds, series A, in various respects.
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.—New
v
(1)
provisions in
report of
Company,
Trust Co., New York City.—
the Irving
at
company
$9,626,000 of
20,
bonds 3 V2 % series due 1967 has
1 at 106 y2 and accrued interest.
$70,000 first mortgage
redemption on Dec.
of
Called
been
modify
to
1981, to Jan. 1,
1,
other
The
in
trust
^
(2)
of
A
from
interest
the
4%
mortgage bonds.
The
and
authorized the
24
and
1967. and so mod fy the sink ng fund and
conformity with the existing mortgage, as
modified
by a
proposed first supplemental indenture to be dated
Oct. 1, 1941, v'ie notes to be sold at not less than 98:,4% and interest
and
the
proceeds applied <o the redemption of outstanding
first
from Jan.
equipment.
%p;
Oct.
on
notes,
series
and that the bond will mature on Jan. 1, 1967,
and referring, to the first supplemental indenture dated Oct. 1. 1941,
for modifications in respect to redemption and sinking fund provisions
-Securities Authorized
mortgage gold bonds, series A, so as to change the designation thereof
to first mortgage 4%
bonds, series A, to reduce the rate of interest
thereon from 5%
to 4'% per annum, to advance their maturity date
liability in respect of not exceeding $2,744,000
series W, to be issued by the Continental
and
certificates,
serial
of
part
■
the
legend substantially
a
of
,
of
Each
.
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.
fund no
fund.,♦
such
the maturity date of $130,000 first mortgage
including $2,000 thereof not previously extended.—V. 133,
Nov.
to
bonds,
p.
Oct.
ICO on
The
1941,
year to
be
to
is
Total
$1,000,000 of the, first
applicant's
May
in each
,
"
-Liabilities—
in
ing mortgage and
>
4,584,790
receivable-——.-———.,19,354,354
Accounts receivable from U. S. Government—10,231,129
Inventories.
———
*71,181,754
•Foreign subsidiaries.-—.:——.
2,479,405
Real estate not used in operations'————
2,586,227
1,551,774
Sundry investments and miscell. accounts--.--.
199,980
Exp. adv. and curr. accts., officers and employ.
Invests, in and accts. with domestic subs, not
Gas
%*•
1941—3 Mos.—1'940
Period End.
3
Cash
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
$1,000,000
was
used
to retire and
cancel bonds
issued
under
mortgage." These payments
fund
.
By
of
Volume
•
critical months will be effected by this substitution,,
than a year would be required if the Government
of
saving
-A
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4002
154
it is stated,- as more
chlorine capacity equal to that which will be
freed when the hydrochloric acid plant is completed next Spring.—
v. iso, p. 3507.
VX'r'"';:had
■
provide
to
Falconbridge Nickel Mines* Ltd.—Earnings—
i
19411 /'-
Gross
Depr.
salaries
204,525
''$116,154
$464,540
$269,032
112,000
,r
profit
•Loss.
.
.
'•
,
Note—Above
1
'
.
>
v
.
■';
.
:
Net
re
as
='$546,108
said
dividend
first
the
that
in
$6,534,848
regular dividend policy on
of
Net
y
Corp.—25-Cent Dividendof
cents
25
profit
Rev.
Ave.
152,
per
1,138,032
rev.
9.59c
pass.
1129.
p.
.
.
share
per
on
Florence Stove
York
621,560
9.28c
-
held
time
to
offering
no
officers
to
and
June
1941,
the
at
company,
1941
price
a
emolovees
to
employees
that
restriction
selected
not
share
per
thares to
-
•
"
■
before
or
Feb.
voted
1941,
the
Earnings For Nine
sales,
•Cost
less
d'scounts,
$22.50,
off'cers
that
any
and
of
the
additional
Months Ending Sept.
30,
1941
and allowances-.*
—
from
.Total
13,422
32,211
5,048
3,845
$83,252
$1,110,579
$866,340
28,464
25,232
221,752
209,649
17,550
15,244
160,847
148,317
company,
in a new
8,315
78,007
32.312
333,181
5,641
5,244
48,539
47,804
7
—!
from
ry.
Net
-Total
$49,429
74,336
$29,849
*$11,213
$145,143
*$24,907
46,665
20.020
not
17,419
17,248
was
$81,059
♦$62,175
57
1,908
.
$23,178
incomeincome——
;
,
♦$13,178
1,668
890
12,292
10,523
$24,846
♦$12,288
$93,351
Earned surplus Sept.
of
♦Cost
30,
from
415
2,891
3,038
♦$12,703
$90,460
♦$54,690
income
$24,480
int._
to
deficit.—V.
Humor
154, p.
750.
dividend
a
payable Nov.
>
sales
Cost
5
of
26
cents
to holders of
share
per
of
Assets—
*
;
banks
in
Accounts,
and
notes
and
7
„
trade
City Steel Co.
1938
1939
$7,855,722
$13,636,155
sell.,
$700,833
$4,478,862
$6,603,388
7,079,556
5,848,738
4,387,315
580,900
526,686
————
Inventories
>
and
insurance
2,470,641
$369,681
$195,266
42,900
29,131
income.
Property,
—V.
104,815
stk.
(no
153,
692.
p.
123,875:,
48,679
10,588"
,
36,879
1,586
$203,032
$102,025
382.488
382,488
382,483
382,488
$0,53
$0.26
$0.23
77-
7 $88,999 loss$253,175
Accounts
$8,227,844
7V:" "! ' ^:';y
parable^—$881,110
payroll -and commissions—260,438
Accrued
expenses—.
7—261.777
for. taxes____.___—,
1,498.542
♦Provisions
Casualty and
Capital stock
Earned
group
reserves— id™
insurance
(344,137
shares,
no
5
'
pari——
surplus
.
Net
1941
'
s
3.682,933
—
,
_-_———7-^-7———-
Total
♦Including
,
income
in
$1,310,997
1941
and
for
current
$655,000
in
and
prior
1940.—V.
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—New
-
been
an
■—V.
1
to
the
153,
p.
board
made
3.443,330
year
2,986,807.
..-
9 Mos. End.
Other
1275.
154,
taxes
451.
p.
on
.
Other
Sept. 30—
profit
this
companv,
<
.
to
'
1940
$876,268
48,273
nrof't
$926,758
204.091
^
170,032-
514,783
197.006
——$948.3«*t
■
1938 ; '
$705,670
%
$924,541
$168,409
tvas
•
V'
$202,244
$323,225
-
making distributions to employees and stockholders.
receive
extra
an
dividend
of
ex¬
and
given
to
50%
of
The
month's
one
cents, payable in February.
Employees will receive
in the apiount of 50% of one month's earnings.
a
discount of 50% on their bills for power
bond
issue. 7. Unsubscribed
re.sold la the market
the stoeWhloders.—V.
'V.';-,
.•
Inland
■
•
'
'
•
Steel Co,
(&
bonds
v.,'-*
the
and
.
_.':7'-
by
the
difference
.'.V ♦"••'.7
Subs.)—Earnings—
$510,467
735 960
$0.43
•
a
voted
to
ahead
quarter
year
be
last
of
results
he
year,
showed
continued,
fair
a
gain
ago.
change
Agricultural
the date
Corp.,
above.
Earnings—
1941—Month—1940
$367,431
revenues
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$325,789
$4,257,101
oper._
128,729
94,752
chgs.
90,348
49,785
*31,198
784,340
for
accrued
$4,405,419
1,770,803
1,770,806
1,486,917
13,328
ry.
income
income
tax
1941
excess
Telephone
the
at
1,552,472
812,577
Telegraph
&
of
rate
31%,
profits tax.—V. 154, p. 797.
Corp.
,»
—
7{
New
'7
,
During
poration,
the first nine months of this year subsidiaries of this cor«
operating in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Mexico, Puerto
Rico, Peru, Shanghai and Spain added an: aggregate of 39,459 tele¬
phones to their lines.
-7-";'"7:7
7
7
In
reporting these results, I. T. & T. explained that the increase
accomplished by careful use of supplies of material and equip¬
because
of
shortages due
service
in
the
to
"The
war.
real
demand
for
the
territories served," the company stated, "is
according to the reports of the subsidiaries."
To alleviate this situation, the company's statement continued, I. T.
6 T. organized International Telephone & Radio Manufacturing
Corp.
to produce needed apparatus and factories of this
subsidiary in this
country are already making communications equipment with available
materials.—V. 154, p. 245.
7 77777.
■ .'•7.:7'■'777":-..
7777'7--.777777 7 7.
Joy Manufacturing Co.—Listing—
The
Stock
Chicago
shares
to
will
the
list
be
Exchange
384,100
shares
has
of
the
approved
common
stock
application
($1
par).
of
These
admitted to trading upon registration
Exchange
becoming effective
the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.—V. 153.
under
992.
7
Kentucky
Utilities Co.
The Securities
and Exchange
To
Acquire Power
erties—Would Sell $1,000,000 Bonds Privately—
—
Prop¬
Commission on Oct. 27 announced the
filing of an application (File 70-418) under the Holding Company Act
regarding the proposed acquisition by company of all the property of
Kentucky Power & Light Co. and the liquidation of that company.
7
Kentucky Utilities Co. proposes to purchase the $1,200,000 promissory
note, due April 1, 1942, and. 16,000 shares of common stock ($50 par)
of Kentucky Power & Light Co. held by United PubTc Service Corp. for
$1,100,000.
It will then hold all of the outstanding securities of
Kentucky Power & Light Co. except $1,207,400 of 5'^% f*rst mortgage
gold bonds, Series A and Series B, which are to be retired.
• • •
To obtain the funds to acquire the
property, Kentucky Utilities Co.
proposes to sell
3 Mos. End.
3 Mos. End.
Sent. 30, '41June 30, '41 Sept. 30, '40
inc*me
on
taken
were
at a premium
154, ol 151.
:
'
Period—
♦Net
$11,836,149 $12,666,236
bonds and serial
m'nerals
of
Provis'on
notes_
$8,345,155
338,887
341,375
387,750
1.950,239
for
—
Federal
normal
for Federal excess
Prov.
1.958,488
1.877,623
tax—
2,003,803
•3,867,496
1,161,964*
1.925,971
profits tax
West
earnings
—$3,675,724
stock.*
asked
$2.43
each
quarter of 1941 to provide a reserve for possible decline in
of
inventories.
Note—Federal
now
in
f
'
deduction
of
$300,000
made
in
value
excess
profits
taxes
effect.
based
are
Comment by Chairman Ryerson—
application
constitute
V.
on
exempt the
•
in
"
that
the
sale of the 4%
profit
taxes
Net
before
of
bonds from com¬
(&
shares
7
1941—3 Mos.—1940
Fed.
$702,268
367.477
$0.49
of capital
1941—9 Mos.—1940
V7"v !-■ '
$489,145
$1,707,035
$0.70
share
will
,
523,613
per
transactions
of United Public Service Corp.—1
Subs.)—Earnings—
______-_™___
746,371
the
-
profit
♦Earns,
consummation
liquidation
>
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
stock.—V.
153,
7'' '
$1,202,175
1,178.164
881,778
$1.58
$1.18
t
p.
*
694.
7
Lawyers Title Corp. of N. Y.—Wages Increased—
7
'777
Ryerson,
such
to The Middle
the
!
Following the directors' meeting held Oct. 29, Edward Lv
Chairman, stated: The national defense program has become
to
states
step
a
154, p. 259.
♦On
and
the Commission
The
.
income
(no par)
petitive bidding.
$4,918,818
$2.51
deducting adnrnistration expense and all charges for repairs
further
31,429 shares of common stock
at $35 a share.
In addition, it w'll sell at private sale
4%» first mortgage bonds, due 1970.
The company has
of
Lambert Co.
$4,102,572
$2,25
Corp.
$1,000,000
4,337,851
maintenance. •*. Includes
7
$0.63
September
quarter
International
on
will, receive
3 Mos. End.
7
735.000
meet
added
.
$386,257
.
.7-7
<
'
137,522
$"22,505
from
company
the-recent
with
116,038
$0.55
to
he
.
$764,077
735.000
also
meeting the stock¬
given to a dividend
:
the month of December.
: I
Companv,,4iaSf rebated., approximately $15,000 to 1,900 stockholders
the company who failed to exercise their warrants in connection
company
152.943
$589,720
and
However,
.
,
of
' "v 149,088
;
consideration
Phones—
128,584
during
,
58,407
$0.80
88,778
and
735.000
Shs.com.stk.out. (par $1)
Eam'trs .pe^ ?hare
—V. 153, p. 837.
83,728
compensation
Customers
♦After
1939
•
42,773
$1,4«5.257
_i__—_
152,284
75.632
operating, selling and administrative
county and Federal taxes.—V. 154, p. 431.
lite
extra
:
Net
>
charges.
Hartford Electric Light Co.—Dividends-
law
income
1,511,334
80,549
Earned per share of capital
$883,984 f
61,657
deductions.*—
1,565.837
21,-321
raw' material,
will
'•'I
according
other
running
Company believed not subject to
by Harvey C. Fruehauf, President.
$1,403,59.9
Federal taxes
Net
of
Corp.—Earnings—
1941
:
.
1,442,136
91,022
Depreo'ation of plants and depletion
'
J
income—.
7 Total
30
$2,178,459
$8,227,844
Federal
Director—7,
directors
Oct.
General Printing Ink
Operating
•
of
on
1938
$2,058,389
company is adhering to its established policy of declaring a customer
86,119
Allman, Vice-President, and Elmer G. Gove, Treasurer, have
elected
announcement,
7-.- 1939
1940
$1,749,428
——
stockholders
3.681,043
$9,626,424
and Tennessee
♦Loss.
aban-
&
State,
Interest
Leslie C.
>
7X347,716
depl.
dividend and
'
789.'890 ;;'
*
and
some
are
the
also
oper.
rev.
Net
p.
•
•
V">
;
V.
$1,682,779
income
penses,
-7 <48,542
•'
98.295
why dividends had
Ware said the cash
question as to
stock, Mr.
in Florida
greater than ever before
gen.
develop, exps...
.c.'•Including
132,333
•
been
the directors at their next
that
year
similar
telephone
California—Earnings—
30—<
and
oper.
donments
7
$503,112
.
accrued
Other
this
that
International
ment,
income.^;.:.
oper.
dividend/or
.*•
Net
was
77
3 Mos. End. Sept.
Gross
14,063
v'v;&
v-■■ 7
have
International Minerals & Chemicals Corp.—New Name
Nil
pari
share.—
- per
of
35,149
7———.:$9,626,424
L'ab'lities—J' 7 "7":X""-
Potash Co.
prior preferred
materials
raw
proposal
the
See
$249,753 loss$202,908
111,784
tax__
income
com:
Earnings
ano
Total
;V
phosphate ore in other
the Union
includ.
7.Ndt;Prof ifc',
Shs.
43,015
21,789
$224,397
104,733
$227,964 loss$245,924
2,550.260
16,067
21,252
'
expenses——
investments855.469
1.239,724
nlant and equipment
.2,011,953 7 1,911,270
goodwill—
——i
Secur'ty
Patents
other
of
of the annual meeting
from the fourth Tuesday in January to the fourth Tuesday in October.
All directors were re-elected.—V. 154, p. 432,
245; V. 153, p. 100.
337,471
charges—
Federal
v: 1,757.953"
JEst. return prem. on mutual insurance policies
^TPrepad
the
expansion
Inc. avail, for fxd.
$412,581
$719,424
'
for
costs of
Railway
gen.
profit-
charges,
Spec'al
Deprec.,
3.550.208
with
stockholder's
a
paid on
needed
Period End. Sept. 30—
1940
740,124
Operating
Sept. 30, '41 Dec. 31, '40 '
'
to
answer
been
Stockholders
-Earnings-
1941
—•
Miscellaneous
Intang.
recelv.
acceptances
International
merge
explaining
X
hand—'
on
in Florida to offset exhaustion
Note—Federal
•
Cash
mines
were
operating
at
already had been sold.
This
largest phosphate producer, is building a plant
<
Sept. 30—
sales,
•Costs,
Sheet
'
potash
company's
The Florida
Earnings
152,
12,526,349
$3,443,330
Balance
company's
year's production
the world's
to
holders'
the
on
30.—V.
record Oct.
•
Depreciation
goods above includes $204,962 depreciation.
Comparative
the
the
that he would convey to
Corp.-^-26-Cent Dividend—
declared
have
stock,
Net
516,206
1941
1
<
said
area
the
described
The
In
♦$51,652
366
expenses
-
properly
temporarily pending settlement of objections by some of
stockholders, Mr. Ware continued,
but, >he added, hardly
a
day goes by that some consideration is not given to this problem.
The merger would involve a recapitalization, he said, and this,
too,
is under study.
■
-7:". - v.- ■,
72,199
2,986,807
declared.-And^paid——,
longer
no
is to become effective on Dec. 1, Mr. Ware
York Stock Exchange is already making the proper
International Rys. of Central America
surplus^,* $3,959,535,.-
Dividends
name
and that
Plans
$217,342
1,943
Granite
■
:■
,•
Changed—
plant will lower costs because Of modern equip¬
company's land in Tennessee also is mined out, but the
management is planning a new plant in the same State.
8,164
$972,728
surplus Jan.
Ware
ment.
income-
9 Mos. End.
632,000
1
for period.:
1, 1941-.——
profit
Corp.—Name
change
and the New
capacity
•$3,049
'
Earned
Agricultural
arrangements.
8.034
p.'2240.L
503,000
tax—"
Provision .for Federal excess profits
tons
Union's
4,728
Good
.$2,109,554
.
said,
CrA6
Cr46
invest-
old
The
locations.
43.386
81,867
380,232
expense
1,633,739
—
third
meeting held Oct. 28, stockholders voted to change
company to the International Minerals and Chemicals
Ware, President, explained that the change was made
the
$141,865
(net)
Directors
1,826
taxes—
the
200,000
annual
operations.
14,428
35,861
Dr_
or
common
$2,005,310
income
in
increased
of the
Louis
because
;v
™'
for Federal
1,893
struct..
applic.
♦Loss
10,722,425
operations
——1————
income
charges
Provision
1,949
income
Eurpl.
•,
'Other ;lncome\. ;—104,244^*
Other
Corp.
1941—9 Mos—1940
$820,707
rents (net)Dr
Interest
profit
their
over
$14,381,473
—
101.5%
was
the
name
$37,883
rents
fac.
Deduction
\
'
,!
goods sold—™.———
Selling, general and administrative expenses—
'
compared
capacity
and
payment.
otter¬
/V
ingot
1941
capacity
fifth
consecutive quarter
employment and payrolls made
new
highs, the average number of employees for the quarter being
21,843 and the total payroll $11,464,362.—V. 153, p. 839. -y'77;'.'77;:'
accruals—
tax
Gross
be
may
of
rated
8,942
for
Non-roper,
7
with the
offered
company,
shares
of
Net
For
during
price
same
quarter
rising
committee has
the
the
at
theoretical
with 105.7%
in the
quarter of 1940.
on Jan.
1 and4
50,000 tons on July 1, the total rated capacity for the company now
being 3,350,000 net tons of ingots per annum.
;7V.
Exports, almost
entirely for Great Britain, were 6.0%
of total
shipments during the current quarter compared with 3.0%
in the
previous quarter and 8.5% in the third quarter of last year.
second
the
$1,06(^,290
7. Net ry. oper.
proved that
and provided that
any
of
However,
At
$77,514
15,645
the
1942.
returns
.
100.4%
the Second Revenue
companv.
share,
per
offered
five
15,
imposed by
as
1941—Month—1940
equipment—..
operat.
•
Joint
any one employee.
The employee is not under any obligation to
purchase the stock allotted to him, and at least one-half of the pay¬
ment
therefor must be made in the month of Dec., 1941,
and the
on
$2.74
improves.
scrap
International
expenses
Railway
.
to
remainder
1940
,
revenue
Equip.
of
of
be
the
by
than
more
$2.15
$134,868
operations
9.27c
-
of the stock which is the subject ol
115 add'tlonal
allocated
$2.18
of
Incoming business continues to exceed shipments, and total backlog
now
equivalent to six months' capacity production.
Current sched¬
ules are being made up almost entirely of orders subject to priority
.ratings.
--r7>'>./,'• v/7y
7,717/V7'ii;
Operations during the third quarter of 1941 were at the rate of
is
suspended
Net
five-year period.
a
of
expense
Transport,
Of a total of 3,170 shares to be offered
3,035 shares have thus far been offered to 251 employees of
over
$1,741,277
,
The company's reserves of steel scrap are being steadily diminished,
this may result in a curtailment of operations unless the available
and
supply
581.
p.
revenue
.
made
378,991
$1,335,197
stock.
revenue—
of
ing shall not exceed $100,000 and after the commencement of any
offering no new offering shall be made until the expiration of a year.
It is contemplated that offer'ngs under the plan will probably be
in
$2,120,268
261,385
stock.
com.
months
154,
of way &
Ry.
12,
shall be at less than $22.50
the aggregate pr'ce
of
revenue
General
shares authorised by stockholders March 14, 1941, 218 shares previously
duthor'zed- but not issued la total of 15,863 shares)
be offered from
t me
$1,596,582
294,616
1,505
Sept. 30—
Maint.
Co.—Listing—
meeting
3,607
6,526
revenue ——
Transportation
9.56c
i
.
,
government.
Commenting on the lower earnings shown for the current quarter,
compared with the previous quarter, Mr. Ryerson said that an
important factor in this comparison was the greater impact on costs
resulting from the advance in cost of materials and the advance in
wage rates made last spring.
Mr.
Stock
a
15,169
5,447
$1,382,080
nine
Maint.
scription Plan, making the total number apolied for 360,000 shares.
at
78,435
earnings-
preferred
share
per
Ry. oper.
.
Exchange has authorized the listing of 15,863
add'tlonal
shares
of
common
stock
(no
pari
on
official notice of.
issuance in accordince
with the terms' of the Employee Stock Sub¬
D'rectors,
4,091
(Including Statesboro Northern Ry.)
Other
'
New
762,971
4,567
deductions.—
balance
Passenger
the
"
The
Cr38,631
595,768
,
—
carried
pass,
fare
-r-V.
$4,282
$19,613
fare
Crl5,194
573,124
3,222
on
.
Freight
1941—12 Mos.—1940 I,
$58,734
$25,075
9,011
6,925
3,192,929
2,037,350
1941—3 Mos.—1940
Dividend payments
Cr24,955
cumul. pref. divs.
current
1940.—V.
Traffic
30—
137,668
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
Fitchburg & Leominster Street Ry.—-Earnings—
Period End. Sept.
85,958
$1,676,696
in
first
the
Act
This will
Directorsdividend the board was not establishing a
the common issue.—V. 154, p. 244.
the
voting
the
per
dividend
a
97,395
11,810
.
♦Includes adjustments made in last quarter of
1940 amounting to
approximately $170,000 to accrue for additional Federal income taxes
Dec. 18 to holders of record Dec. 8.
paid on the common stock since 1927.
stock, payable
common
be
declared
have
Directors
3,414
:
paid
Earnings
supply, $74,959; refinery supplies, $98,852; total, $1,395,514;
payables and taxes, $125,755; net, $1,269,759.—V. 153, p. 689.
Fanstecl Metallurgical
1,288,671
10,522
income
Period End.
!
$4,483,685
1,466,732
1,090,158
income
Income
power
less:
built
under con¬
during the
latter part of 1942.
He also called attention to the previously an¬
nounced contract signed by the company to build, with funds provided
by the government, two blast furnaces and other equipment for the
Defense Piant Corp. on land to be acquired by the government, adjacent
to
the existing facilities.
He said further studies were being madq
in respect to the possible installation of additional new capacity for
.
149,745
302,672
*$6,563,240
——
items
Drl45,654
$3,643,648
$3,434,19k
cos.
int.
Dividends
information available: Cash
and receivables, $212,635; methl inventories at cost, $1,009,068; deposit
Norwegian
Drll,629
$93,690_
.
for
I—
—
are
$4,629,839
$3,655,277
Dr95,352
interest
Minority
$663,885
assets
2,026,469
♦1,690,637
190,236
$3,529,545
long-term debt
on
Miscellaneous
150,551
412,542
Total
included
6,054,317
>
190,236
income
declared
not
'-!
.
$100,792
"Wages payable————„,1—:■
Accounts payable
I-——————Taxes payable
Net
taxes——1
(net)
Prov. for sub.
*$7,227,125 *$7,080,956
■
1,443,186
631,046
1,253,742
of
debt
discount,
premium, and expense
Interest charged to construction
Dividends on pref. stock of sub. cos.
74,959
375,648
74,959
375,422
supply--—.—,—r—.—
and refinery supplies-:———
Current Liabilities—-.
-
—_
Amortization
power
Total
.
4,226,628
1,554,435
expenses
earnings
General
>
1
income
Interest
——
re
operating
Net
assets:
mine
4,564,311
3,573,940
3,611,732
2,488,955
2,617,281
—
profits
Net
Sept. 30, '41 June 30, '41
Cash and accounts receivable———
$3,306,604
$3,173,980
Securities at cost (market, $1,374,850)——1,441,655
1,441,655
Investments in associated companies
35,100
35,100
Metal inventories At cost—
J
1,993,385
1,979,615
Mill,
operat.
excess
Other
Financial Position, Sept. 30
Deposit
2,731,252
being
struction
as
*
Current
other
taxes.—
294,605
non-operating revenue.
figures exclusive, of
&
Federal
49,500
2,705,133
Ryerson announced that the sixth blast furnace,
financed by the company at Indiana Harbor, is now
and should be ready
for operation some time
and,
office
tajfes
income
Mr.
Subs.)—Earnings—
1941—9 Mos.—1940
12 Mos. 1941
$16,528,654 $15,#62,373 $21,776,670
,
general
Federal
•
Net
depreciation
commercial,
General
1938
$613,137^
■
deferred devel.
&
Traffic,
|
/
,r
__
for
Provision
1939
$813,247
'' 66,000
282,707
$542,7Q8
for taxes (est.)_v_
Prov.
:
;i:
Operating revenues
$226,183
Sept.30—
operat. profit-
--t
Maintenance
1940
$114,124
t
,9,000
221,278
: 3 Mos. End.
General Telephone Corp. (&
Period End. Sept. 30—
.
new
907
an
important part of the comoany's operations that current schedules and
plans for add't'onal iron and steel mak'ng caoac'ty are being developed
in complete cooperation with th# governmental agencies in charge of
defense activities.
7..-*
7.777V.
William
all
D.
Flanders,
President of
this corporation,
announced
that
who have been with the corporation for more than
have been given a 5%
salary increase.
The' increase is
effective with the-salary payment of Oct. 31, but does not apply to
senior officers and in the case of employees earning more than $3,000
one
employees
year,
per year.
It is applicable,
In
commenting upon
only to salaries earned up to $3,000 per year.
the increase, Mr. Flanders said that two
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
motivated
factors
have
the
first, the desire of the. management to.
in the satisfactory earnings of the
the rising cost of living.—V. 153, p. 398.
Manhattan
action;
the
Shirt Co.—Extra Dividend—
'
r
Missouri Pacific RR.—'Equipment Trust Certificates-—
.
participate
employees
and secondly,
corporation,
Tuesday, November 4, 1941
Directors have declared
addition
the
Lindsay Light & Chemical Co.—Earnings—
the
to
—V.
40
cents1 per
f The ICC
on Oct. 24. authorized the company to assume obligation
and
liability in respect of not exceeding $4,185,000 equipment-trust
certificates, series GG, to be issued by the Guaranty Trust Co.,;of
New York,
as trustee,
and sold at 101.666 and accrued dividends in
share in
quarterly dividend of 25 cents, per share on
both payable Dec. 1 to holders of record Nov. 10.
reguar
stock,
common
dividend of
extra
an
153, p. 399,
connection
9 Mos. End.
after
Income
Federal
all
29,117
8,675
95,5961
j
Marion Steam Shovel Co.—President
$45,656
—_
tax
15,584
Net
income
—_
Charles
R.
nine
1940
Federal
the
taxes
1939
same
$36,982
$1.08
$0.42
.
taxes for the
of 1941 amounted to almost 50%
of earnings. In
were 36 %
of first nine months earnings, and in
Lindsay,
months
first
$1.44
share
Earnings per common
$77,973
$99,701
-
-
President,
III,
Federal
period
Federal
states:
amounted
taxes
only
to
Watters.
Mr.
End.
Period
•
Sales
Months
3
elected
President
$2,273,583
$6,692,651
192,426
211,435
310,192
37,734
$205,267
$218,647
operating
159,991
144,449
$29,122
$46,276
$74,199
779
1,488
190,306
costs.
$2,485,018
$7,002,844
$3,606,430
423,527
149,615
505,551
revenue
*
Total profit
Unrealized
to
loss
61,231
inc.
arising
exchange rates
$47,764
6,750
sales
of
195,673
1,697,378
2,086,588
Surtax
profits tax
and
$2,172,824
$1,780,740
$2.37
$3.94
441,469
347,637
share com.—
(Incl. above)
per
"Deprec.
—
Cash'
c—
——
"'Receivables
Inventories
_;
Securities owned
at cost
receivable
interest
Accrued
-
securities
on
fBuiidings
in
pther assets
3,320,272
3,751,679
3,247,213
3,265,583
13.000
549,318
-——
565.498
'
1
Total
$28,535,921 $23,552,966
-
Liabilities—
&
Fed.
$601,336
$2,581,262
27.162
125,519
55,717
63.840
167.150
taxes
246,500
158.000
613.500
332,500
58,500
153,
inc.
$512,204
has
Company
delivery
begun
11,997
146,577
income
taxes
Reserves
—
206,674
•
.
cumulative, par $100)—
(6*/2%
stock
Preferred
10,690,745
Earned
surplus
^Treasury Stock
through
The
of
155
a
has
with
contracts
worth
of
plus
guns
contract
in
title
the
of
constructed
the
and
to the building.
■
'
155 MM. gun is designed for long distance firing with
approximately 15 miles for the 95-pound projectile.—V. 153,
"After
for
reserve
by
35
stock in
Mexican Light & Power Co.,
and
at cost,
$406,096
by
in
718,066
stock
and
1940.
tAfter
par
shares.
no
33,604
by 33,604 shares of
shares
31—
Aug.
from
will
the
Authorizing
"Lone
meeting
Cement
Star
Corp.
Nov.
on
17
Retirement
to
Plan"
for
em¬
ployees.—V. 154,.^, 798.
;
583,454
4,788,720
1941
Operating
expenses
—-
Maintenance
566,262
reserve.—
limited-term investments
of
Amortization
(other than Income taxes)
Taxes
for Federal
&
State
$341,254
$158,213
$1,412,772
1,428
1,427
.
1,147,000
1,100,524
1,775,951
operating
752.
Period End.
Net
loss
$4,014,218
224,875
$4,153,166
206,875
2,303
6,581
_
Miscellaneous
;_
-
—
—
Interest
;
funded debt
on
of
Amortization
debt
and
Amortiz.
of
Interest
charged
contractual
Sept. 30—
1941—3 Mos.—1940
13,758
250,000
expenditures..
capital
37,000
37,000
construction...
Crl3,77(>
2,064,075
carried
pass,
$68,291
1,821,120
$115,159
6,863,696
v%;9;80c
9.56c
1,979,444
——
The
New
York
Curb
Exchange
admitted
29, the common stock
$135,320
6,443,904
9.53c
- ,a
surplus, beginning of
period-.i....^..
previously charged or credited direct to
surplus transferred to contingency reserve in
"
•
amount
net
154,
582,
p.
of
Total
—i;
surplus;
Preferred dividends—
,;
dividends
Common
_:
1,579,207
applicable
5 %
of
sale
value,
par
cumulative
of
Portion
commissions
of
issuance
-
cumulative
preferred
and redemption
preferred stock
5%
in
of
to
to
listing
(par $1).—V.
at
the
152, p.
opening
1288, 2244;
shares
The
would
30 days after I.C.C.
Company
shares.
The
the
said
the
increase
990,064
applicant
with
preferred
rata
now
said
to
with
investment
the.
more
road said.—V.
incorporation will
capital stock from
Notes—The
have
to
that
its
capital
surplus
structure
nearly
in
is
Total
equalize
property
received
subsequent
1940;
the
used
.
-2-
■
2,419
:
$1,979,444
to
Aug.
31,
1940,
is
also
and pursuant to the
included for additional
applicable to the months of May
1940, in the amount of $20,000.
•
provision made for Federal income taxes for the calendar year
included
1940
the
Second
the
-J.
Act
of
of
$154,000
1940.
In
for
the
excess
returns,
companies
Provision
nrovision for
a
the year
tn
accrual
the
1940,
year
r'uding
an
Revenue
profits taxes.
Net
in
f
c
after
,
balanced
of
stock
transportation
since
whereas
would
$2,227,949
$2,423,942
be
estimated
excess
.(.(
f .1
,1 W ,ri...
>
I IS
;i/
the
very
service,
'
.»
•{
of
$1,853,294
$1.35
excess
British
profits tax.
subs'.d'ary.
British
subsid'ary amounted to $281,400 in.
§Including American subsidiaries only.
depreciation and
obsolescence
during the perioi
•
The
sept. 30, '41 Dec. 31, '40
less
reserves
in
for
property
British
in
729.413
729,413
company
companies—at cost__
receiv.
and
737,505
deposits
737,505
548.056
461.245
2,241,192
11,271,062
_________
equipment
9,873,515
37,808,725
—
less
5.092 582
8,071,780
2,070,160
additions_____
subsid'ary
associated
invests.,
$6,331,756
6,170,367
8,336,349
—
34,403,120
depletion
2,167,117
834,228
processes
863,034
i
i
375,637
charges
202,587
$84,547,198 $71,903,865
.
payable
and
income
.
accruals
$3,741,031
"3,466.059
taxes
dividends
payable
returnable
containers..
3,573,610
225,000
573,833
reserve
in
456,285
19,335,715
obsolescence
17,672.621
2,940,000
352,742
subsidiary.
American
•'i
497,451;
-
$4.56
cumulative___.._.
5,ooo;ooo
5,000,000
$4.50
B,
C,
Common
$3,502,575
375,000
3,166,027
and
A,
Series
.
cumulative
5,000,000
5,000,000.
$4
cumulative...
stock
7,500.000
$10)
12,416,940
12,4~16~940
surplus
11,269,032
11,194.032
surplus
Paid-in
12,206,099
9.570,060
(par
Total
$84,547,198 $71,903,865
___________
"After
deducting U. S. Treasury tax notes in the
of
amount
$5,004,-
.
Commenting
current
activities of
the
company,
"Problems of business continue to multiply
upon
Queeny said,
regulations
and
sales
restrictions
departments
the
the
defense
doing their utmost to satisfy
are
take
time
same
furthering
of
care
the
demands
Edgar
M.
with
new
Our
program.
our
customers
imposed
and
us
by
in
upon
an
governmental priorities.
"A
department
of
critical
materials
has
been
established
attempt to keep raw materials and equipment
moving to our plants, so
that operations may continue at as
high a level as possible.
However,
we
facing
are
shortages
in
materials
many
in certain units."—V.
ments
the
154,
p.
which
may
force
curtail¬
798.
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of N. Y.—New OfficialsLewis
the
W.
10,923,403
9,961,040
$844,856
$1,183,971
$3,458,587
$2,966,958
141,984
1,054,762
958,466
V,
and
become
152,
of
of
effective
agencies,
1,239,971
Douglas,
appointment
selection
would
$12,927,997
1,383,093
revenues
than
President of company, announced on Oct. 30
Leigh Cruess as Vice-President
and
manager
Roger Hull as Vice-President and manager of
Nov.
Second
1598.
p.
J.
1.
He
also
announced
Vice-President
'
af
the
that
Julian
company
S.
Myri^k
Dec
on
1
—
/.
,
Marshall
taxes
$697,561
$1,041,987
$2,403,826
$2,008,492
211,366
116,604
47,765
138,148
12,949
118,293
oper.
income
income--net.
$641,038
$981,273
$2,147,385
$1,680,522
8,647
...
taxes
as
J..'
(in-
6,420
81,879
'89,546
P.
the
of
Mr.
late
Income
"Fixed
available
for
I.
$649,684
$987,694
$2,229,263
$1,770,058
4,613
3,589
41,768
26,438
Net
after
"Does
on
not
fixed
$645,072
chgs.J ;
$984,105
$2,187,495
$1,743,630
include
interest being
accrued and not paid,
as
reflected
9
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Lines
Operating
Fixed
,
,
*'
$2,372,411
$25,234,653
2,226.201
1.811,066
18,252,179
184,919
3.604.023
1.314 341
364.131
3,296,657
3.294,004
expenses
fxd, chgs.
charges
lr
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$3,172,994
revenues
for
Earnings—
1941—Month—1940
.
513 699
364,125
:
/
$20.457,585
16,032.309
Inc.
after
"Loss.—V.
fxd.
154,
Sept.
chgs.
867.
$149,574
"8179,211
8307,367
"S1.979.6S3
in
the
has
f'll
154,
30—
1941
San
been
the
p.
Francisco
elected
vacancy
a
law; firm
director
caused
by
of
the
of
this
death
247.
(& Subs.) —Earnings—
1940
1939
.
1938
at
curr.
con¬
rates
■oil.
—§$37,341,198tS28,610,425t$29,237,317 $32,997,103
of exchange)
all
profit,
from
sources, incl. subs. &
Oper.
?' ■
.
branches, after depre¬
ciation & maintenance
for
Net
income
"After
1,947,971
1,773,954
1,397,922
455,586
469,313
559,454
$1,492,385 "$1,304,641
$1,699,616
H$2,548,734
2,259,079
giving
effect to a foreign exchange adjustment of $185,691.
German, Austrian and Japanese sales amounting to
iSales exclude Algerian, Egyptian, Hungarian, Netherlandr
Spanish.
Austria)
gian,
3,946,656
taxes
foreign)
exclude
tSales
$5,123,071.
and
&
profit
France
p.
w!ll
(incl. sales of frgn.
(domestic
Period End. Sept. 30-r-
Sutro,
Zellerbach.—V.
End.
Mos.
Sales
Prov.
corporate books.—V. 154, p. 867.
and
Mad'son
National Cash Register Co.
verted
charges
charges
partner;
Madison,
Madison
subs. & branches
for
enacted
Pillsbury,
company.
12,449
ry.
National Automotive Fibres; Inc.—New Director—
Fed.
44,075
Operating
profits tax of $830,000)
?!'•.:
$3,514,181
$2.56
1940
shares
44,100
outstanding
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$14,381,991
facilitiy rents—dr.
Inc. avail,
reported no income
is being made for Federal income
an
in
reserve
of
of equipment—dr..
under
taxes
as
1941 in accordance with the Revenue Act of 1941,
1941.—V. 154, p. 866.
.
r
It
147,295
ra'lway
Taxes—other
f'nally filed for
subject to excess
profits
September,
■■L
not
—
August,
The
amount
1941—Month—1940
revenues
Net
$1,771,880
adjustment
an
preference
on
from
for
interest
15,000
to
above
of
$2.58
and $750,000
$270,375 in 1940.
Minority
152, p. 3973,
expenses
Other
premium on Retirement Annuity Plan
to
to
[Excluding Wisconsin Central Ry.]
the
—268,857
determined
Acts
is
$1,382,996.
Hire
figures for the 12 months ended Aug. 31, 1940,
adjusted to reflect $164,861 of additional taxes applicable
period of 1940 included. therein, provision for which amount
Revenue
10,000
Joint
-
amended
—
been
the
Was
be
Minneapolis, SL Paul & Saull Ste. Marie Ry.—Earnings
Net
surplus, end of period
a
outstanding 3,544 shares.
corporate
desirable
fixed
.Earned
dividends
Pensions
at
of
authorized
outstanding stock and bonds aggregate only $879,400,
unappropriated"
stock,
Miscellaneous
as
stockholders of record
among
11,643
——
7%
connection
articles
of
income
74,597
cumulative
are
pro
authorization.
that
amount
There
divided
be
■
$25 par value
$3,811,344
$3.57
1941
Preferred stock—"
000.
dividend.
stock
1,595,000
'
$25
and
$4,936,579
share
Depreciation
Company has asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for author¬
and
stock,
6%
+58,685
for
Series
dend—
;
>___
$1,950,033
43,790
t55,506
$4,578,570
1,073,987
interest
prior years ——u
Expenses in connection with the exchange
•
.$4,768,530
,
——
and
deficiencies
Tax
18,640
.
$3,613,478
35,788
i
Earned
Period Ended Sept. 30—
-——
$3,847,132
37,609
L-'abilities—
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Ry.—Stock Divi¬
Total
a
$4,974,189
and
Patents
Deferred
;
658.
1,694,248
Earned
Items
23,281
453,403
$2,789,756
—
Series
V.
$2,865,682
1
income
Net
Cr62,141)
20,064
$2,789,086
to
180,074
$4,713,755
int.
min.
appropriated
Deposits
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$61,386
of business Oct.
160,227
250,000
Miscellaneous
•
160,227
—16,719
expense..
rehabilitiation
and
1,030,450
expense..__
—
flood
of
$4,366,622
1,030,450
'
discount
interest
Other
Amortiz.
$4,241,396
—
$542,241
$6,354,871
$15,494,663
Preferred
Ry.—Earnings—
Mid-West Refineries, Inc.—Stock Listed*-—
,
income
Gross
921,767
$2,336,350
1940
Accounts
__i_—
fare
Rev.
931,343
i
income
allifiated company
from
910,654
$4,533,681
290,375
543,293
■Total
earnings
ity to issue 10,632 shares of $100 par value common capital stocks
Net
Dividends
898,399
$5,812,629
185,782
deposits,
$1,185,885
Net
1,311,000
taxes
,
income
2,311.952
914,495
and
607,887
1,431,500
Appropriation for retirement
Provision
1940
$12,810,018 $11,809,288
3,873,657
3,703,938
——
1938
$5,570,070
4,045,526
(& Subs;)—Earnings
Year Ended Aug. 31—
Operating revenues
1939
3,251,687
156,919
Miscellaneous
1941—8 Mos.—1940
564,405
Avg6.; fare per rev, passHa PTti
154, p. 153.
(Ky.)
Subs.)—Earnings—
$8,696,022
taxes
Phosphate
—V.
Louisville Gas & Elec. Co.
867.
p.
"2,350,820
for
Investments
of
consider.
154,
11940
____
Buildings
Machinery
Oper. exps. & deprec—
-V. .154, p.
special
a
were
3,129,161
$5,032,000 in
Investment
$5,231,411
Corp.—Employees Retirement Plan
hold
by
bids
applic.
to
interests
and to
Cash
1281.
$6,201,472
trust
the
borne
Six
Inventories
range
$741,667
and
349,163
per
Estimated
Stockholders
insurance,
"7,379,722
Receivables,
Ltd.—Earnings—
1941—Month—1940
the
"
Comparative Consolidated Balance Sheet
equip¬
$905,659
earns,
Middlesex & Boston Street
Lone Star Cement
be
Assets—
done
p.
the
all
$2,416,603 in the 1941 period.
figures as given are the figures originally reported.
adjusted figures (due to tax adjustments) are not available.
only
oper.
stock
common
Ended
Period
Gross
154, p. 544.
at cost.—V.
1940,
and
preferred
of
shares
1941,
1941
tRepresented
depreciation.
^Represented
common
in
in
$561,778
of
reserve
of
banks,
dividends
Land
Dr525,932
firms,
Cash
a
in
trustee
assume
$9,840,190
income
The
retained
The
$28,535,921 $23,552,966
——;
to
amounted to
MM.
Army Ordnance
$11,731 contract for
which
Mesta
railroad
3,357,534
1,074,095
1_:
the
an
the
agreeing
1823,643
Note—Provis'on
j-vi
was
railroad
$12,703,074
bef.
income
1941
first
(Canadian Currency)
Total
58
purchase
to
exps.___
inc.
JDividends
announced
contract was awarded last July.
tube factory at West Homestead was
the Government.
with
for
upon
the
receivers succeeding
comprising the
§1941
income,,;
tProvision
MM.
title
of
the
annum.;
expenses
"Includes
gun
of the gun
$1,680,000 fixed-fee
remained
ment
6,967,675
——
—
date
to
steel forgings.
Equipping
10,690,745
7,958,483
Dr530,132
stock
JCommon
3,180,000
Machine
Mesta
420,170.195,899
3,180,000
order
Watervliet Arsenal, Watervliet, N. Y.,
domestic source of production for that type of gun
163,444
Federal
capital stock taxes
Provision for social security taxes
its
of
Previously,
406,750
654,316
for
Arpay—
,;V:-—::.'::;
495,575
2,941,900
for
first
cannon.
alloy
Provision
Net
30.
Department for $1,863,140
Provision
the
of
or
of railroad
$1,050,799
Company's gun tube factory at West Homestead, Pa., is the
commercial manufacturer in the country to produce the 155
171,115
taxes
$1,368,593
certifi¬
$16,311,060
minority
the United States Army, the Ordnance Department
to
invited
for
income
Net
103,350
Canadian
$352,334
the
k-
Sept. 30—
charges
Net
994.
p.
lines
substituted
dividends
per
adm.
Earnings
Oct.
bid
of
for
Prov.
306,500
Mesta Machine Co.—Delivers Guns To
guns
guaranty
income
Gross
191,470
Stat^
of
trusteeship,
receiver,
52,069
$1,550,471
and
and
Preferred
on
be
and
profit
Research
$1,626,838
34,364
—
each
upon
railroad
owned
shall
16,935.
$907,284
—
Net profit
—V.
the
49.072
20,201
of
all the
approximately 2,03".—V.
Other
103,236
local
be
Sell,
31,070
342,231
State,
Accrued
48.699
7,260
profits tax-
exc.
endorse
corporation,
of
of
excess
$2,563,595
■—-
dividends
stock
18,727
—
payable
payable
Common
9,408
15,128
warrants
$11,879,431
$1,520,353
10,997
7,587
profits
other
75%
trustee
1%
of
9 Mos. End.
insur.
stock dividends payable.-
Accounts
Preferred
$2,501,384
3.038
1,576,159
purchase trusts—
—-—-—
-
$541,241
4,530
to
rate
a
y4
Other
Total
9,932
1,576,070
——
-
and equipment
employees' stock
•(Machinery
Interest
$3,755,977
4,704,746
4,858,621
1,556,237
;
2,490
_
-
1940
$4,545,813
6,463,260
7,584,199
742,820
-
—--..h.
7,697,390
$880,039
Sundry deductions..
Depreciation
Fed.
1941
•
in
value
will
Monsanto Chemical Co. (&
472,983
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Sept. 30
:
Assets-4
Land
574,531;
Act of 1941.
upon the Revenue
cash
dividend
certificates, the bidder to
the certificates in multiples
received, vThe
best
bid,
101,666% of-par and accrued dividends, based on a rate of VU'it
was made
by Gregory & Son, Inc., and has been accepted. On this
basis the average annual cost of the
proceeds to the railroad trustea
$9,217,743
10,491,976
&c
life
of
policies
$2,556,363
$3.43
provision for Federal income, surtax and excess
estimated
Note—The
profits taxes, is based
$12,993,360
2,618,486
received-
Disc., royalties,
Sundry income
$2,906,465
$2.95
income
Net
$3,159,727
profit
divs.
termination
any
than
railroad
Gross
Int.
trustee
estate,
lease,
will
3,479,699
exps._
have
thereunder. ;;
1941—9 Mos.—1940
I
Proceeds
Earns,
the
or
not less
name
$69,293
;
$4,359,737
sales and
Operating
760,096
1,084,296
195,673
554,663
684,984
tax
Excess
$41,014
will
his uncondi¬
of the prompt payment, when due, of the principal
the dividends thereon.
The agreement will also provide
and
upon
companies
4,900
1941—3 Mos.—1940
railroad
agreement,
$25,90^
555.
p.
i;
estimate:
tax
to
$74,199
4,000
Period End. Sept. 30—
Cost
190,000
.190,000
declines & oth. conting.
Normal
153,
Net
Approp. to res. for pos¬
sible future inv. price
Federal
that
Maytag Co.—Earnings—
fluctuat'n of Canadian
.
the
company,
of
—V.
trust,
guaranty
obligations
$29,901
Provision for taxes—
the
substantially in the form given in the agreement,
The
228,739
34,270
profit
operating
f Profit before "write-offs''-,
charges
•
1939
292,716
$5,364,386
income
Total
agreement,
thereof
1940
43,009
$219,429
in
amount
tional
1941
30—
that
cates,
49,716
Sept.
metals produced.
and
Non-operating
\
$3,313,714":
$5,171,960
Other income
Sundry
succeed
to
of
entitling
the bearer to dividends at the rate of 2 (4 %
per
annum from Nov.
1, 1941, payable semi-annually on May 1 and Nov. 1,
and will mature in 15 equal annual installments of
$279,000 on Nov. 1
in each of the years 1942 to
1956, incl. Pursuant to the terms, of the
Secretary and Treasurer, has been elected
400.
p.
representing
interest
attached
trusteeship
$3V,949,516 $20,576,367 $40,013,492 $27,216,630
26>777,556
18,302,784
33,320,840
23,902,916
sales—
profit on
153,
Ended
from
Estimated
1941—12 Mos.—1940
1941—9 Mos.—1940
Sept. 30—
Gibson,
milled
ore
income
Development
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
"Cost of sales
Net
of
Tons
customers.^
to
1,
Matachewan Consolidated Mines, Ltd.—Earnings—
Net
Link-Belt Co.
Alec
Vice-President.—V.
exchangeable
an
and
insulating products.
J. Shelton, Vice-President, has been
D.
of earn¬
19%
153, p. 554.
ings.—V,
be
H. Watters, President and general Manager of this company, has
to accept
the presidency of a Chicago company making
J.
;
Resigns—
resigned
asbestos
.
with the procurement of certain
equipment.
report of the Commission states in part:
These certificates will
for definitive certificates, which will be dated Nov.
1941, will be in the denom. of $1,000, payable to bearer,
The
$122,673
charges—$195,297
taxes
income
Excess profits
1939
1940
1941
Sept. 30—
and
No reports have been received from Germany
(including
since "August, 1939, or from Belgium and
1940.
§Sales and profits not included: Algerian, Bel¬
Czechoslovakia,
during
Czechoslovakian, Egyptian, French, German, Hungarian, Jugo¬
Netherlands and Spanish.
|;The
territorial distribution ""of
slavian,
is
New York
Canada, $177,326;
follows:
as
subsidiary companies and branches included above
England, $105,685; other British pos¬
foreign
of
profits
has
$300,000
vision
Maintenance
Ended
—
Operating expenses
Depreciation
———
-
.
Int.
$5,012,018
3,771,723
505,140
$735,155
$477,599
52,135
14,647
11,043
>
Net
income
operating
Other
,
income
income
-
Interest
'1 $1,048,142
of
debt
of
premium
profits taxes
Federal inc. and excess
deductions
Miscellaneous
'Amortization of intangibles
.
/
—
expense!,
interest.
amortization
income
for
!.!>!>'
537
Note—No
14,261
:
'
:
6,445
share.
the balance.
for
$177,000,
Months
Ended
Period
Net
__!_
from
& gen.
Sell.
Prov.
330,006"
' '
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
for
State,
$
'
$
56,892,989
Depreciation
tint,
1.
income
expenses
36,847,240
34,952,404
144,767.017
12,829,169
10,614,573
48,537,396
operating
interest
operating
income
7,216,580
8.042,368
33,452,611
income—net....
Taxes
-
Loss
disposition
on
capital
1,210,966
1,828,987
of
350,464
13,789
1,370,010
debt
■
assets
557,797
542,594
'2,000,393
9.584,981
35,453,000
40,167,922
1,591,595
.1,145,283
4,762,636
4,719,480
6,182,781
8,426,000
7,439,678
30,690,368
35,447,542
33,704,000
33,704,000
Accounts
a2,243,219
•986,322
•3,013,632
1,743,542
^•Deficit,
Without
nine months of
18,811
Freight
78,541
Passenger, mail
3,589,915
794,172
machinery,
buildings,
fLand,
etc
—
•---
—
charges
Deferred
—
•I'-
479,622
line
Net
437,013
8,698,642
1,724,590
17,169.079
4,016,321
.——
2,077 >
—
Total
;
$1,199,136
income
operating
146,913
1,343,475
1,819.624
17,661,560
1,809,961
441,511
14,705
12,703
Net ry. opr. incomeitems (ba).)_
$1,753,163
.
•
1,311,406
-
3,061
Other inc.
6%
,"$2
6,468,700
186,436 >:•:
166,824
11,555,280
•!'!____
1,000,000
8,400,000
9,500,000
3,029,085
2,213,960
200,000
200,000
-41-—--
—1--——
debt
"'payable
Accounts
stock
preferred stock (par $40Ji---I----
payable
■Funded
Installment
■
due
4
:
1
I—
1st mortgage bonds..
Sinking fund payment on
-;2%' noteSi:-—-i.-"-——100,000
on
1,685,118
-Accrued taxes, wages,—
'tax
1,395,538
113,947,961
561,552
and pension reserve, etc..—2,967,210
1,752,688
1,715,792
Cr54,212
Crl26,194
Insurance
Capital
surplus
gEarned
....
surplus
2,498,102
21,443,334
1
1—
——
•Represented by shares of $10
and
tAfter
accounts.
11 Includes
'$1,579,703
-
3,253,169
146,289
$3,153,641 $23,330,215
177,581
1,591,356
2,904,895
'
;..
dividend
$25,331,430
tLess reserve for doubtful notes
-
in
§Since
1939.
Oct.
23,
1937.
of
1941—Month—1940
and
foreign
taxes.—V.
153,
p.
1136.
Operating expenses
227,912
216,628
2,594,777
2,544,619
83,-029
14,108
9,800
40 Weeks Ended—
Oct. 4, '41
*Net profit
•After
V.
154,
interest,
p.
Oct. 5, '40
Oct. 7, '39
Oct. 8, '38
t$673,858
depreciation and Federal
and
State
taxes.
tLoss.—
659.'
Net
on
740,197
746,490
325,000
300,000
son
24
a
$67,267
$937,644
Dr56
597
$67,211
$938,241
22,333
268,000
debentures-
22,333
> 9,975
.
The SEC has denied the application
of the following to intervene in
proceedings (File 59-34) under Section 11 (b) (2) of the Holding
Act with respect to New England Gas and Electric Asso¬
the
Company
10,500
120,313
deducts.
2,807
2,456
ciation.
54,529
NY
Interest
Other
on
int.
and
chgd.
Interest
to
struction—Cr
Utilities
NJ
PA
of
owner
17,744
Co.,
of
shares
which represents that it is the beneficial
$5.50 cumulative preferred stock of the
Association;
bonds
$1,009,673
Net
income
32
•A-:-
Dividends applicable to
1,922
$497,321
$491,377
preferred stocks for the
Utilities Corp., which represents that it is the beneficial
6,000 shares of $5 cumulative preferred stock of the Asso¬
of
ciation;
and
Utilities
Investing Trust,
200,000 shares
which
represents
that
it
is
the
shares of cumulative second preferred
of common stock of the Association.
beneficial
stock
154,
p.'868.
—V.
154, p. 545.
; r.
period Ended Sept; 30—
Gross
for
Prov.
New Jersey Zinc Co.•Net
Sept. 30—
income
1941—3 Mos.—1640
$2,519,490
$1,796,196
■
Dividends
1,963,264
o—
>
981,632
1941—9 Mos.—1940
t$7,033,390
^,926,528
7,809,058
,550,045
189,119
2,234,166
,205,777
150,200
128,100
1,851,400
,057,700"
Surplus
Shares
$556,226
%
cap;
stock
out-
$814,564
$2,125,230
1,963,264
1,963,26^4
$3.58
250y000
225.000
3,025,000
2,725,000
income——-other deducts.
$599,491
$565,367
$7,356,295
$7,514,060
287,198
278,160
3,454,854
3,375,763
$312,293
$287,207
$3,901,441
$4,138,296
155,577
1.866,923
1,866,923
.
$131,630
$2,034,518
$2,271,373
———
—
!
,
$0.91
'received from
subsidiary, companies, t proceeds
etc.,,and after deductions for expenses, taxes, deprecia¬
tion, depletion, maintenance, repairs and contingencies. T(And after
deducting $1,000,000 estimated additional Federal taxes for the three
quarters imposed retroactively by Revenue Act of '1941.—V. 153,
p.
844.
—.—
Divs. on preferred
Balance
Prov.
for
stock
155,57.7;.
—
—
addit'l
$156,716
taxes
♦451,200
1941.—V.
154,
p.
337.
or
before
notes
dated
on
notes
to
them
redeem
at
par
and
are
being redeemed out of the proceeds of the
Co.
par
of
and
Co.,
by
America
the
parent
and
int.
accrued
wholly
a
Massachusetts
These
owned
notes
subsidiary,
company.
The
Mutual
are
notes
Life
issued
and
are
by
uncondi¬
secured
per
month,
aggregating
$116,640
per
year.
On
this
principal
1947,
it
which
excess
producing
♦During September provision was made for additional Federal income
and excess profits taxes, applicable to the period Jan. 1 to Aug. 31,
5%
5-year
notes
at
$9,720
the
< is
believed
otherwise
will
will
be
result: in
due
Oct.
substantially; reducing
10,
the
1947.
of
the
value
carried
on
the
books
of
the
company.
All
the
properties, including the Dial District, owned by company,
cash expenditures for acquisitions, drilling and development
$3,366,648.
These properties are carried on the books
$1,294,882, and is substantially less than the present
value.
It is the policy of the company to carry its
of the company at
sale
and
fixed
Net income
patents,
arid
•
1941 of $800,000 6-year guaranteed sinking fund 4 V2 %
Oct.
10, 1941,
and due Oct.
10,
1947 to The
Refining
aggregating
Gross
,
dated
guaranteed
represent
$2.60
..
•Includes, dividends
from
in
1,175,700
142,600
$1,187,936
,1,963,264
-
standing (pat $25)1,963,264
Earnings per share....: ''
$1,28
for Federal excess
profits taxes —:
Prov. for depreciation—
Int.
.
548,478
193.689
inc. taxes
745,660
$5,114,464
4,908,160
1941—12 Mos. —1940
$1,656,065 $23,451,620 $20, 052,579
general taxes
Operating expenses —!
Prov.
1941—Month—1940
__$2,081,6^1
revenue
Prov. for Fed.
Period End.
' ;''>>>:>
.
1
The pledged properties, known as the ''Dial District," are jointly
owned
by company and Gulf Oil Corp. Gulf Production Co.,
a
predecessor of the Gulf Oil Corp., on March 1, 1926 acquired a 50%
interest
in these properties for a cash consideration
of $1,000,000.
At the
time of this purchase there were six wells drilled and pro¬
ducing.- There are now 134 producing wells on the property.
• v'-\v*"'
Company owns a 46.25%
working interest in the leases covering
these pledged properties on which it has expended in cash a total of
$1,550,896 for development.
As at Sept. 30, 1941, these properties
are carried on
the books of Panhandle Refining Co. at $597,578, the
difference, $953,317,
having been written off into, reserve account.
The new loan secured only by these properties is more than $200,000
Edison Co.—Earnings-
Ohio
.
334,201
$157,176
and
It is provided, however, that the denials are without prejudice to
renewal of the applications and that the applicants shall be entitled to
participate in the proceedings to the extent of cross-examining wit¬
nesses, introducing evidence, filing briefs, and making oral argument.—
V.
334,199
$163,122
Balance
155,700
of
owner
j
,
computed without regard to special
refinancing consummated during Feb¬
the
Operating income from the pledged properties before depletion and
depreciation, but after 'operating expense and taxes on the property,
is now averaging in excess of $21,000 per month. Company is expending
an
average of $8,000 per month for drilling and completing one new
well per month on these properties, leaving a cash income of more
than $13,000 per month after such capital investment available
for
interest and sinking fund payment of $9,720 per month.
Actual cash
income for the last month accounted for was $14,651.70.
96
$31,976
$26,372
—
the
15,
notes
10,
balance
321,061
117,250
83,926
54
Associated
owner
.
con¬
—
1941
546.
amount will have been reduced by $547,740 011
leaving a balance of $252,260 due on that date.
The
deed of trust provides for acceleration of principal payments based on
increased production, over the present rate, from the pledged proper¬
$1,013,518
Interest on mtge.
purchase
Producing & Refining Co.—New Financing
of
Oct.
of
basis
3,845
$61,455
income
and
int.
ties, .which
Gross
retirements and
sales
gas
deed of trust pledging only one group of leases owned in Hutchin¬
County, Texas. Principal and interest are payable monthly at the
rate
>
of
15, 1941,' the directors issued a call to redeem
1941, all of the 5-year 5%
convertible secured
tionally
25,000
$61,435
of
p.
Insurance
24
revs.-^. -
(Represented by
replacements,
amortization
from
Co.
by
(net)-^—
Act
154,
Prudential
62,283
20
operating
income
764,531
7,282,782
$79,953,130 $73,479,993
——
fFor renewals,
than
resulting
$204,700
Oct.
Other
New England Gas & Electric Association—Denial—
(other
Revenue
25,000
term investments
8,716,720
763,887
shares;-
par
Insurance
t$828,253
$16,763
$27,028
.
57,984
10,526,505
'!____
1941.—V.
63,058
profits
9,372
43,320
etc.—
——
no
Panhandle
appropriations—
Amortization of limited-
!—
8,404,526
secured
(excluding
Federal excess
2,749
—
depletion,
The 5-year 5%
Operating revenues
inc. taxes
81,350
liabilities
accrued
liabilities
1,
sale
$4,614,914
serve
-
and
for
§2,135,466
230,210
——__.—
on
Oct.
16, 1941, thus saving the company $6,397, in
premiums and interest. The 5-year 5% notes now called
were
secured by pledge of substantially all the producing properties
owned by the company together with all the issued capital stock of
its wholly owned subsidiaries.
The notes were convertible at the time
of issuance of call at $5 per share.
ry
v;>>
Property retirement re¬
National Tea Co.—Earnings—
.,
interest
accrued
vl94i~-i2 Mos.—1940
$4,681,571
taxes
104,986
113,808,825
—_—_——1———'..
— —
redemption
'
'
$371,178
Prov. for Fed.
201,842
*
1943, at I02ya;plus int.: On Oct. 15, 1941,
there were outstanding $356,700 of these .notes out of an original issue
of $600,000, $243,300
having been retired out of sinking fund and
by purchase. Arrangement previously had been made with the owners
'
$387,205
Other
807,367
—
July 1, 1938 and due July 1,
Northwestern Electric Co.—Earnings—
-Period Ended'Sept. 30-
165,000
On Oct.
Dec.
.
'
for State
reserve
par.
depreciation
$73,639,295
337.
declared-.
31,297
546,336
1,598,509
upon
1941.—V. 154, p.
29.
Nov.
1,013,417
J $78,182,699
taxes"'
deductions
further
company
additional
14,256
165,000
■
dividends declared
debt-
reserves
ruary,
announced that the matter of declaration of
the common stock will be considered by
the board at its meeting to be held Nov. 25 following the usual pro¬
cedure of recent years,
and should an additional dividend then be
declared it also would be paid Dec. 19, 1941, to stockholders of record
The
an
'
12,000,000
I960-
declared
dividends
the
on.
'
,* '
29.
Nov.
due Nov.,
6,250,000
.
contracts).;-, ^Includes provision for additional Federal normal income
tax and Federal excess profits tax, as imposed by the Second Revenue
Act of 1940.
Ulncluding Federal income and excess profits taxes based
131,468
regular quarterly dividend of $2.50 per
stock, payable Dec. 19 to holders of record
common
1946—
long-term
amortization
have - declared the
on-the
share
Nov.,
•Representing gas sale and purchase contracts, etc.
$2,976,059 $21,738,859 $23,732,921
Dividend—
Directors
1,000,000
22,505,000
445,482
dividends
Total
13,220,889
'
2,968,964
3,615,364 "
____
—..'.j..........
"
Total"
income
Net
10,000,000
1,000,000
5,000,000
current
Other
$3,151,813 $23,199,592 $25,197,866
1,828 it 130,623
133,564
176,521
debt.
10,000,000
Surplus
2,840,102
Federal
for
Reserve
fund.
on
$73,479,993
•
'
$20,184,175 $20,184,175
.
:
due
series A,
W Panhandle
11,181,480
stockui—r———-—11,549,280
^Common
Interest
•
,
payable
tReserve
6,468,700
11,181,480
preferred
prior
series
'.10-year
>Notes
preferred stock—___—_— $22,640,400 $22,640,400
prior
series
5V2%
$1,756,224
income .!...—
.
notes
Deferred
16.323,535
Liabilities-—
Gross
94,931
2,306,629
:
bonds, series B,
Other
18,595
$78,182,699.: $73,039,303
20,113
835,231
2,045,717
long-term debt
Accrued
$2,723,005 $20,092,713 $22,424,439
658.732
(net) Cr__
rents
231,824
charges
bonds
bonds,
Accrued
$4,532,967 $41,536,047 $35,645,328
facil. rents(net)Dr
Equip,
Joint
,
,
stock
807,367
Ry.
945.433
321,277
111,464
stock—
Common
15,367,966
187,251
:Cr8,085
$5,215,458
239,592
3.719,266
$79,953,130
<
,
.
4%
Matured
8,088,052
20,280
rev.__
oper.
ry.
922,876
206,503
expense
<
'
25,521
Ry. tax accruals...—.
7,131,425
licenses
and
Patents
7,347,451
rail
148,247.
2,036.593
:
Transport, for invest...
10,398,390
r.——-
1,752,853
1940
2,130.350
1,354,455
deferred
preferred
Accounts
504,196 1
1941
expenses—
preferred
Mtge.
$78,492,708
on
30
1.782,468
stock
A
Other
24,435,462
—
-
Investments^and other assets
.
537,838
$88,293,714
operations
General
•
13,849,138
66,306
$9,346,416
the
$65,502,541 $63,791,854
—_
_!
B
Mtge.
280,244
68,168
expenses
Miscell.
4,448,295
22,580,874
accounts receivable
(Notes and
Inventories
348,118
Sept.
•
-
—
Preferred
equip.
Transport,
1940
5,704,093
36,167
Sheet
1
A
Serial
36,305
Balance
;
and
and
Liabilities—
2,770,927
revenues.
way
of
Maint.
Traffic
—2,000,000
B-1943
accounts
discount
Series
4,140,415
from
based
2,959,490
Class
346,103
resulting
otherwise
receivable
notes
Participating
Maint. of
1941,
—
Class
$10,437,471
& struct.
1,052,297
operat.
$4,567,091
deductions
Febiuary,
'
and supplies
deposits
Total
154, p. 798.
434,156
transport, rev
Ry.
to special
during
-
(Common
ex-
ity revenue..
$26,219,444 $26,770,214
-
—
U. S. Treasury notes—tax series
and
311,235
$4,501,982
5,040,487
Debt
Incidental & joint facil¬
$2,379,883
1941
Assets—
revenue..
regard
Consolidated
and
Prepaid
' '
1941—Month—1940
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$9,898,842
$8,897,840 $83,267,344 $74,937,341
press revenue...
20
Sept.
'
Cash
1941 is $6,737,000.—V.
period End. Sept. 30—
„
$4,630,476
'
i■' :
-
908,333
Cr40,081
300,605
investments
Special
Norfolk & Western Ry.—Earnings-
13,958
Sheet
Balance
''
$5,746,579
1941.
—
Note—Figures for the three months and 12 months ended Sept. 30,
include the applicable portion of the increased Federal income
and excess profits taxes imposed by the Revenue Act of 1941 recently
exacted.
The full portion of such increase in taxes applicable to the
'/"•Includes $23,860 in 1940,. and $2,851 in 1941, gain on disposition
of capital assets,
tlncluding amortization of bond discount and ex¬
pense.
(Includes provision for Federal normal income and defense
taxes, State and foreign income taxes, and Federal excess profits tax.
Consolidated
>
'
96,001
$989,650
$3,989,828
profit..
net
352,000
662,080
expense™
plant and equipment
•Intangibles
1941,
Other
Consol,
—_
and
discount
Property,
Material
Balance
545,201
3,471,948
$Prov. for income taxes
...
,
—
8,267
714,563
1,278,585
Crl9,163
—1
Cash
8,426,000
income...
34.222
—
deductions
Miscell.
net
c
consummated
v
.
Other
390,581
30,368
1,183,826
of
2,250,792
$5,445,504
—
(net)
;
•Computed
refinancing
7,774,376
deductions.
Total
1.602,181
309.377
15,690
894,931
2,335,498
debt
deductions
income
37,807,231
2,359,791
income
Dividends
$6,478,363
263,019
4,880
1,124,043
debt..
—
313,912
2,593,304
260,340
!_
taxes—
;
revenue
funded
on
interest
Net
38,520,681
Interest
6,186,999
1,422,941
—_
funded
on
Other
Federal
1
1940
$13,196,163
640,872
taxes___—»1,752,800 V
profits taxes__!__.—
•1,344,000
excess
Amortization
140,188,517
taxes
Total
$4,000,037 $11,893,600
$10,284,925*
———
miscell.
the Revenue Act of
$5,809,089
669,274
"*447,212
Subs.)—Earnings
.
and
income
Other
53,609,345 226.757,024 216,516,429
—
$3,586,106 $11,139,802
*413,931
753,798
$9,837,713
opers.
taxes
'
$
■
revenues
Operating
6,434,517
income
799.
; ' 1941
$14,820,023
deprec., depletion & amortization
local
Federal
:
Opeiatlng
.
1941—12 Mos.—1940
$83,578,803 $61,324,669
66,004,484 49,328,581
4,670,939
Federal
!>,v'i:'!!''>
30—
Sept.
revenues
Federal
1941—12 Mos.—140
1941—3 Mos.—1940
$
'
Operating
$8,257,045 $17,574,319 $11,996,088
4,828,621
expenses.-
income
Total
,
$14,666 334
opers
from
inc.
Net
Other
1941—9 Mos.—1940
3Q—
to customers $67,127,318 $44,165,880
sales
52,460,984
35,908,835
Inc.
Gross
Sept.
End.
Of
of
$4,321,369
421,606
provision has been
Period End. Sept. 30—
Other
sales
estimate
1941.—V. 154, p.
$4,613,880
gross
Assets—
Cost
in
$464,665
Total
Net
year.—V. 153, p. 843.
Subs.)—Earnings
National Supply Co. (&
:
deficiency
ended June 30,
49,121
$345,711
>
Operation®2,987,437
Interest
Net
apportioned for the nine months' period of the
act
',
,
!——-w-—-
19,488
dividends...-
New York
Federal income and excess profits taxes
has been calculated at the tax rates prescribed in the 1941
1941
for
.
276,000
•821,000
65,389
for
provision
Note—The
276,000
w——
163,868
19,274
deductions
...
1940
«QR'> CC.4
156!588
■% 64,464
;
^'
■
RQQ OQQ
exps.
taxes
months
:>
had
by this statement.—V. 154, p., 660.
have accrued which have not been included in
which, it is estimated, will meet the requirements
profits
'earnings for 1941,
profit
12
considered necessary for excess profits
tax, under the Excess Profits Tax Act of 1940, for the periods covered
profits after earnings oh common stocks equals $1 per
Provision has been made in the accounts for part of this and
contingent
and
—
Fed.
the six
disct.
bond
Maintenance.'
income
Net
Preferred stock
first
from
for
of
amort,
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co. (&
130,838
107,199
.
able
and
•Includes
98,227
•,
em¬
(
**£987''
1,780
debt to associated companies..
charges
charged to construction—Cr
int.
•Net
Cr23,684
>;
!•>.''1941
*1
Depreciation
2,326,002
73,927
Co.—Earnings— ..V>/ >'
-
Prov.
—.
$604,006
—
2,344,399
cos.)
to assoc.
and
debt
on
Miscellaneous
^ $497,783 . >$361,102
Earnings per common share
—',$2.05
$1.53
- $1.15
»Before provision for additional compensation 'to officer? and em¬
ployees.
Additional compensation to officers and employees is pay¬
income
'Net
,
discount
on
Interest
Profit
$6,958,392
Other interest
$488,642
46,183
71,400
9,957
$749,802
44,944
169,757
Cr4
37,322
51,316
349,300
6,281
,37,240
-
——
...
■
65,009
$7,186,978
Steel
3 Mos. Ended Sept. 30^-
$6,898,923
59,464
—
....
Miscellaneous
I
*
Total
-
-
(net)..
Amortization
Interest
'•
income
on
Otis
1,050,984
2,741,544
$7,121,969
...
income
assumed
1,517,691
1,869,181
2,802,734
'>
Company announced a 7Va% wage increase for 3,000 factory
ployes at its Sherrill and Kenwood plants effective Oct. 27.
It
given a 5% boost May 5.—V. 152, p. 3034,-.
"
* y
*•»
Bond
Amortization
Taxes
.....
:
lt»ng-term debt (excl. debt
on
;
,
income
other
Gross
$4,085,990
3,154,143
454,247
$5,739,042
4,176,796
566,240
$996,007
income
Operating
.
1,640,601
capital..'!...
taxes
909
Oneida, Ltd.—Wages Increased—;
.
1,887,851
609,692
——
fixed
of
...
Operating
1940
1941
30—
Sept.
j
retirement
Other taxes
Total
Months
i
for
for Federal income
.
9
Corp.—JEarnings-
5
30—
Provision
,
Subs.)—Earnings—
Sept.
Provision
general reserve in respect of excess profits tax if any, for the
year 1941.
■ ;'iJ■-!'
•'
>■...
Foreign currencies \yere converted at rates of exchange prevailing
'at Sept. 30, 1941.—'V*. 153, p. 995.'
V
v;';V'
the
/National City Lines, Inc. (&
Ended
—
is being made at an esti¬
In addition to the above Federal income tax pro¬
been charged to profit and loss and credited to
30%.
mated rate of
State Electric & Gas
j
1940
.,7'1941
Gross
operating revenues—.-—
.....I.... $27,456,023 $26,616,312
Operating expenses (other than shown below)
7,972,036
7,375,304
Electricity and gas purchased for resale...
5,162,680
5,421,139
income taxes
for Federal
Months
12
$116,340;
Continental Europe, $52,201; Latin and South
America, $139,202; Far East, $9,639; total, after taxes, $600,393.
sessions,
Note—Provision
i
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4002
154
Volume
loan
at. conservative book value.
of the new loan of $800,000 have been applied to the
the 5-year 5% notes together with payment of all
bank loans and payments of certain accounts and notes payable upon
which interest was being paid or accrued, aggregating approximately
$110,000,
leaving a balance of approximately $350,000
which
has
been added to working capital and to develop the companies'
producing properties other than those pledged to secure the new loan.
On the
date of call there was approximately $24,050,
available in
The
property
proceeds
redemption
•
of
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE;
910
sinking fund
deposit with the trustee to redeem the required semi¬
on
reporting to
annual amount of 5-year 5% notes and pay the semi-annual interest,
accordance with the terms of the trust indenture.—V. 154, p. 868.
*
\
E. Swensson is appointed
E.
T.
A.
Bee
,
<
after
pfd.
divs
Profit
cess
the quarter of partially owned
non-consolidated subsidiaries and $22,000 profit on purchase of debentures.
tAfter providing for additional taxes but including $1,355,000
share-of undistributed earnings of partially owned non-consolidated
•subsidiaries, and $88,000
profit on purchase of debentures.
JThis
amount includes $419,000 representing Paramount's direct and indirect
as
stockholder
a
in
subsidiaries.
non-consolidated
income
/ 3,951,642
&
10,754;052'
2,949,910
Net
z:.•■>"
-w
1,785,000
*11,975,000
*29,975,000
charges
com. zv,z^z/z-z-://
on
»Z
w/tf."/,\
vJ'.".-r.'v
i''$0.96
$0.68
k
iv
.'•.«*■
tiV $2.90?/>Z$ 1.86 <
154,
z
■
Total
Loss
Period End. Sept. 30—
sales ZZ/i
Net
•Net
Zl
p.'755.
Income
of
com.
profits
95,181
- r
488>5'66 '■
»;
:■
•'
-
418,965
-
Pennsylvania Dixie Cement Corp.—Registrar—
*
'J,'
Net
V
\
y
,
tax.
■■■?■•■
' 'il
v.'-.*;
,
X
Directors
'
cents per
15
to
Common
Paper
•'Z
Co.—Earnings^Expatfsibn— '
deprec.,
penses,
other
•'
less
income
Philadelphia Electric Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings-
-
■
•
.
4,835,940
16,804,842
$943,017
tax
Normal
*1941—12 Mos.—*1940
Excess
Net
Net
1,706,894
$3,267,166
income
Divs.
$6,809,589 $26,876,941 $29»016,39O
1,744,674
6,902,003 1 6,980,114
$5,064,915 $19,974,938 $22,036,276
$4,974,060
—
preferred stock
on
2,360,290
590,072
590,072
$452,583
$1,828,269
profits
,
/
12,284,376
-
Note—Provision for
of
$1,110,788
which
154,
are
applicable
to
the
first
and
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.
Directors
the
V.
declared
have
initial
an
stock, payable Dec.
common
dividend
1
second
of
cents
20
154, p. 799.
V.
Phoenix
Hosiery
Co.—Accumulated
Directors have declared
accumulations
record
V.
19.
Nov.
153, p.
the
on
a
by
153,
possible
national
the
indications
$0.86
$2.70
shares
397,806
on
of
;
$1.32
capital
stock
from
that,
are
for
immediate
the
Corp.—Earnings--
there
future,
$1,834,297
Loss before depreciation
and
interest
charges
transactions
Total
>
Net
86,290
s
116,065
J
$2,008,625
—V.
149.
Pfeiffer Brewing Co.—Earnings—
9 Mos. End.
Sept. 30—
profit
Earnings per
(no
par)
•After
V.
1940
$368,833
share
on
$0.86
153, p. 1138.
for
depreciation
and
$0.85
Federal
-v
paid
exp.
Electric
Light
Co.,
St.
Albans, Vt.
—
Those
1941—Month—1940
$
Chgs. for transportation
v
Other
rev.
Total
and
income.
and
232,096
$
inc.—
15,812,026
14,344,175
ODerating expenses,AExpress taxes
10,159,257
8,984,664
704,757
612,341
rev.
________
Interest
on
and
funded
Other
,
•Rail
debt—
transport.
•Payments
437.
p.
.
-
to
-
rev._
rail
and
86.335
718,002
10,082
168,246
74,596
4.849,630
other
4,650,753
40,744,933
carriers—express
'
//
30,
154,
State
taxes,
$1,040;
and -April
1
been
Z
1942,
1,
1,436,106
1,357,465
94,500
$1,358,149
$706,943
$0.71
$1.38
30,
1941,
;
Fed.
Net
Deprec.,
Federal
income
$11,712,610
_______
____.
___z____;_Zizz_.
deplet.,
income
1, 1.945.
instalments
Oct.
etc._—
taxes—
:
$119,824/ $1,669,785 --$1,746,761
Nil
$0.95
$1.01
$84,689
three
■
months'
30.,./
inc.
profits
1940,
.
/
.
V
$8,345,637
942,680
U
1939
1938
$4,022,030 " $2,822,140
2,024.050
1,673.637
591.975
575,772
./ - 1941
1940
Z^ZZZZf $5,621,340::: $4,171,566
2,084,968
2,049,542
r
.641.275
614.631
est.
:!i
provision
*1,296,546
t96,389
$1,598,551
———-
$1,040,952
profits
excess
and
of
tax.
income taxes
on
Aug. 5,
Brands Inc.
—
goods
Gross
^old—_
credits
$1,083,638
24%)
p.
bond
of
resulting
23,564,477
For.
exoh.
Other
.
Prov.
,
1941—9 Mos.—1940.
16,417,332
62,154,604
,
20,314,443
$2,942,618 $11,773,531
57,440
216,908
$9,515,330
201,022
$9,716,3^2
67.652,
164,582
361,977
3,333,204
2,407,403
$4,081,323
75,770
——
adjustments
for. Fed,
ZCrl5,207;„
profift taxep;
•Net
cum.
47,285
1,176,483 />
938,849
,:X;Xz:fX:X:;^X;;XzX
z_r____//>. 572,600
pfdi
divs.../
dividends-z_Z
income
4.042
.
./
.
.
per
'
■
171,085
f'
$0,697,840
'
225,000
675,000
1,264;811 / 3,794,432
:r 225,000
1,264,811
;t
.1,727,166
_^___Zz :/$2,r355,615; :$2,009;882
income
'Commortz
•:
>
for-'
Zeign ' income taxes-Proy.
for Fed.- 'excess
•'
67,602
7
and
51,856.30/)
$9,727,765 $33,698,759 $29,829,773
$.4,157,092/ $3,000,058 $11,990,439
oper.
charges
X
from retire-
1001.
i'/•/
6,785,147
21,925,228
—j—
income
//
$477,900
discount
Subs.)—Earnings—
$11,543,563
profit from
qtfoss
|j
___—
!:•:
(&
Sell., adver., admin, and
general expenses_____7,462,240
Income
94,831
,$35,108,040 $26,145,097 $95,853,363 $81,686,073
profit
Net
—
1941—3 Mos.—1940
Sept. 30—
sales
of
322.367
adjustment
tNet
(computed at
1940.—V. 153,
bonds
Standard
Cost
370,052
—_—
"
di^ct.,
& inc. taxes. &c.
Period Ended
.1
: z
1938 .7 Z /
$6,078,785 $10,431,678
1,107,814
979,608
■
f
of
before
$2.220 741
154, p. 662.
were
—
taxes,
profit
ment
.
z)
1939
ji
'
v.\/-Z'
Sept. 30—
earnings
expense
includes
2,162,075
Non-oper. charges
in
adj. of bond
$4.50
profit
period
Expenses
Depreciation
income—Z $43,550,335 $33,861,920 $32,572,655 $37,435,696
31,837,725
25,516,283
26,493,8.70 > 27,004,01«- / /'Net
Other income
t&x.
same
Cost, exp. & tax., etc.
Interest
1. and
The provision for taxes for ,the quarter
profits tax.
excess
Earnings 12 Months Ended Sept.
1941
;
1940
Total
Julv
(A. E.) Staley Mfg. Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
additional provision of $482,800 for .
income and excess profts taxes for the six months ended June 30, 1941,
to bring up the provision for the entire nine months ended. Sqpt. 30,.
1941, to the level of the rates imposed by the Revenue Act of 1941. •
,
Operating
''/'
before the $669,225 provision for the Federal normal in¬
tax. profits for the twelve months' period ended Sept. 30, 1941,
$2,339,010.
No provision was made for excess profits tax., For
9 Mos. End.
$4,027,895 .$2,251,905
$4.10
$2.13
111,209
$2,334,633 $10,975,270
63,005
146,636
112,720
333,626
the
the
income
Gross
$6,286,793
675,452
$9,363,820
1,611,450
•1,462.600
oper.
and
* r
$473,980 for Federal income tax.—V.
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$8,526,118 $34,121,039 $25,141,452
6,465,343
24,757,219
18,854,659
etc
Gross
for
depreciation, Federal
for
•Includes
$2,060,775
/ 273,858
on • com.
before
profits
come
payable
taxes-_
70,743
%
Sept.
'
662.
p.
Earnings
the
deplet.,
$4,438,807
charges
•Includes
* " 'I
redemption. agent
appointed
income taxes, etc.
Zv
provision for Federal normal income
period ended Sept. 30, 1941, were
$250,577. No provision, was made for excess profits tax. For the same
.period in 1940 profits were $190,564 before provision of $70,739 for
1941—3 Mos.—1940
8,953,706
—______
sh.
interest,
Earnings
tax,
common
537,181
.
Remington Arms Co., Inc.—Changes In Officials—
has
Co.
-
154, p. 249.
//; $165,888
>,
$0.04
1941
income
ended
36.119.5j02
privileges.—V.
•
/":Z ■
Trust
1.—V.
per.
■
profit
Earns, per sh.on com. stk.
677,810
7,127
,
Sept,
$3,901,626
Net
126,290,822 112,388,069
79,296,529 • 70,703,649
5,363,112
4,812,512
91,255
____
to holders of record Oct.
income
•After
19,704
Federal
discount
deductions
dividend of 25 cents per share on the com-
.a
i"Net
'
Deprec.,
$
,
/ Earn.
i? ^z
$6,962,245
139,270
353,820
3,934,050
4,136,513'
283,200
*2,330.600
Interest
14,125,259 124,441,503 110,658,698
218,916
1,849,319
1,729,371
-
no
Z-v; 1941—3 Mos.—1940 ZZ 1941-^-12 Mos.—1940/ /
IGross
1941—8 Mos.—1940
$
15,579,930
Sheet,
income—_ $12,855,332
& taxes, etc.
income
Non-oper.
Railway Express Agency, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings-
500,000
remaining outstanding mature in equal quarterly
1942, to April 1, 1945, inclusive.*—V. 154, p. 870.
July 1,
exps.
income
Total
3%%, 1st mtge.
bonds, Series D, was recently placed privately.
This is¬
sue of bonds, which mature
April 1,1961, brings the total
amount outstanding to $2,265,000.
Proceeds of the issue
are for corporate purposes.—V.
151, p. 1732.
period End. Aug. 31—
Jan.
'maturing
Bonds
Placed Privately—An issue of $100,000
by
Southern Pacific Co.—Reduces Bank Loans—
'
Operating profit
Other
Public
and
payable,
3277.
oper.
Costs,
'
_
tRepresented
Company on Oct. 31 paid $5,000,000 on Its serial bank loans, reducing
amount outstanding to
$15,000,000.- The loans paid were tho=e
37,294
____—
fee
p.
Gross
taxes.—
342.561
Z
the
$34,573
1-—————
Period End. Sept. 30—
$1.11
income
51,206
324.795
13.858.074 I 11.593.466
Dr74,288
Dr70,27I
'
Skelly Oil Co.—Earnings—
$457,977
stock
cap.
_____
provision
1939
$369,077
460,932
1,129.671
etc.-___.-_—Z
reserve,
stock, payable Oct. 15
Net
1941
•Net
913.788
340.324
2,122,207
ZZ--/
etc—
.
.
2,205.802
Z
_Z
,
700.000
7,774
1,236,155
■
%.
—.
______—_____—..IIZ—'
contract—,.-.
$5,000,000
900,738
Sonotone Corp.—Redemption Agent—
and accrued, $1,763:
stock (authorized, 600,000
shares
of $1
each;
issued 221,484 shares of which
98,969 shares
have
been reacquired and
are
in the treasury, and 122,515 shares
are outstanding.
The shares in the treasury were acquired at a cost
of $567,718, which amount was charged to capital surplus), $221,484;
capital
surplus.
$416,443;
earned
surplus,
$591;. total,
$641,322.
$2,369,800
.
,$5,000,000
debts
Manufacturers
—5,581
income
management
583.
-Z $25,591,240 $20,451,496
-
/
Z—Z-_„z_-
the 60c. cumulative convertible preferred stock.—V. 154,
V" $40,154
-
Liabilities—Federal
35,081
$243,282
Z
1
Directors have declared
mon
(quoted market value $503,475),
$607,211; cash in banks, $31,868; dividends receivable, $1,625! deferred
charges, $619; total, $641,322.
1,754,043
7,023
'
^
Snap On Tools Corp.—25-Cent Dividend—
$28,450
'
J
Dividends
580,676
1,806,270
$270,613
loss
154, p.
36,986
199,273
.
_
depreciation and amortization.
shares.—V.154, p. 696.
Federal
Net
$1,720,177 $17,169,977 $15,549,849
15,512
depreciation
Interest charges
...
■»
will
'
"first-in,
of
basis
on
■"■•X; '.-^
-
Expenses
1941—9 MOS.—1940
200,697
for
Prov.
1940
?
vZ Period End. Sept. 30—
___r
*.;
Balance
54,404
_
•After
Assets—Investments—stocks—at cost
1941—Month—1940
/ '/
1.5
/•/
Total$25,591,240.' $20,451,496:
j.
were
__
-
-
surplus _Z_Z—Z—'
Z
Reacquired capital stock-:—zz
———
'
f
—
V
a
•
•
security
first-out"
Telegraph, Inc.—Earnings-
revenues
-
—Z
Contingent
par
Dividends
.
regular quarterly dividend of 10 cents per share, and an extra divi¬
dend of 10 cents per share, upon the outstanding stock of the com¬
pany, payable Nov. 20 to stockholders of record Nov. 1, 1941.—V. 153,
p.
1139.
•
/
■/.;;/
/:/zZ;zzz/zz//'/z
Period End. Sept. 30—
to
•
July .31 ,/Z
Earned
effect of governmental restrictions,
defense program, on Ruberoid sales,
Eaxninga for the 8 Months Ended Sept. ^194L/^
,
Income:
Profit
Total
Nil
prior
'zf'rZVv
':•••/■//.
Shareholders
700.
Postal
months
machinery, and
payable
Long-term
'■■^'■X:-:',\XXl-::XXX/.
;■
702.
p.
stock, payable Dec. 1 to holders of
of 81 Vz cents was paid on Sept. 1, last.—
Pitney-Bowes Postage Meter Co.—Extra Dividend—
board of directors, at*a meeting held Oct. 27, 1941, declared
Sheet
Spiegel, Inc.—Earnings—
of
The
•
two
three
preferred
Dividend
$1.23
based
are
Dividend-
dividend of $1.75 per share on account
Balance
tFor
Z: 194L
Customers' deposit on
Accrued Federal tax,
t$526,425
.
share
10.—
per
to holders of record Nov.
498,800
$0.22 v*"-'':./>
^
stock.
Accounts
193,000
$342,583 t$l,074*371
principal prospective markets:
•
j,/J-Zav//-: •
and having precedence over all others, is Government con¬
struction, including projects such as cantonments and plants for the
manufacture and storage of munitions.
v ;
v
i
"Second,
housing
for workers
in
275
localities
throughout the
country designated by the Government as defense areas. ? A recent
government ruling grants priority aid for the construction in these
areas
of family housing units costing not in excess of $6,000.
This
is expected, to involve the construction of 200,000 privately financed
and 100,000 publicly financed residential units. ;;
"Third, farm construction and necessary repairs and maintenance
of existing buildings generally, Including private homes, municipal and
governmental structures throughout the country.
.v<;,
•
"Ruberoid products are fortunately well adapted to all of these three
essential building requirements.
The experience of the first World
War years ago showed that Ruberoid
was able to maintain a good
volume of business under conditions similar to those existing today."—
Dividend—
on
146,100
"First,
Initial Common
—
facilities.
emergency
ownership..•./
*
$3:39
:
.Notes- payable __^^-_--__———-i—Current instalment on purch. oblig.;_______Z—
Abraham, President, says:-
"Present
be
754.
p.
/
•
Payroll
the
on
necessary
Herbert
that
quarters of 1941.—V.
■
-1—
Total
Liabilities—
(Eng.), included only to the extent
actually received from that company during the period.
Commenting
portion of additional Federal taxes under
the Revenue Act of 1941, not previously provided for, was made in
the
month of
September.
This included an excess profits tax of
$1,961,958 for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1941.
The operating
revenue deductions for the three months ended Sept. 30 are adversely
affected because of the increased provision for Federal taxes in the
amount
193,000
share
per
dividends
of
2,360,290
•Restated and adjusted for comparative purposes,
tlncluding oper¬
ating expenses, depreciation and renewals and replacements and taxes.
<
$108,132 lossS982»,156
>
<
-J-v'rv,.
buildings,
^tCommon
$672,525
560,898
$489,494
tax
share—
per
110,000
260,523
,t
•Earnings
$4,474,843 $17,614,648 $19,675,986
$2,677,094
—
surtax
outstanding at Sept. 30, 1941.
tEarnings of Ruberoid Co., Ltd.
made
Balance
&
profit
•Earnings
income
deductions
$1,686,682
.
equipment*-^ $10,920,»979 X $9,604,593
Cash ._-Z--Zi-ZiZ_.--__/____—Z__z/-_Z_:___-__
• .880,049554,363
Notes and'accounts receivable; after reservei/Z'.: 3;444;740 z i;549,020
Prov. for Fed. taxes:
Operating revenue and
'.'XX X.
"V■•""'■.•'•
other utility income.. $19,191,617 $17,764,349 $80,112,924 $75,062,067
tOper. rev. deductions..
14,217,557
10,954,760
53,235,983
46,045,677
Gross
:.
„___u
'
- 497,900 V*'" 498.800 '
/ "
.
Assets—
>*Land,
>
^
-
Income
:
.
-V
....
.
6,623,251
Profit
1941—3 Mos.—'"1940
• T—r~—
.
Nov.
period End. Sept. 30—
" '
~
(no
-
a
dividend of 15 cents per share on the
25 to holders of record Nov. 10.
Last
made on Sept. 20, 1940, and also amounted
share.—V. 152, p. 435.
payable
w,v
.
declared
have
1,087,461«::
Company reports net earnings of $524,148, After taxes for the fiscal
year ended Sept, 30, 1941.
This is equivalent to $3.49 per share on
:InYentorleft..;..i^£-^ZZZ,zy_iZ4ri-Zii&~ZZZZZZZZj-Z/'V,7i713i762 ^ 6,142,137' J
150,000 outstanding shares.
'*
.
/
,
Cash surr. .value of life ins. policies
1,035,104
958,77?
Company expects to start operating its new plant on Nov. 7, which,
Due from employes
'
Z—8,443 :
29,396
it is said, will increase present capacity by about 40%. -V. 153, p. 1286. V'
Due from affiliated companyzZ—- _Z
•
2.247
V443
Investments 'ZzZw-ZZz--,--^ZZZ-ZZ-Z-Z;
385.449/
739,180 ■'
Notes receivable,
non-curr.__-___^_—: //
16,318./
Ruberoid Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings— •
Land, non-oper. __i_Z___ZZ—ZZ—ZZZ__Z_-_
216,751
■" 216,50'8
Period End. Sept. 30—
1941—3 Mos.—1940 • / 1941—9 Mos.—1940
Deferred charges
■
^
967,397
/• 657,074 >■,
Net sales
1
$7,566,268
$5,288,523 $18,633,110 $12,956,901
Goodwill
1
1
Cost of goods sold, ex'
-
'
stock,
common
'*.
i
Z_Zz_^i-_:^/_/,; /
Earnings per «share
.-l.'.'s',-t'J-
■■
Rhinelander
perious distribution was
-r
.1,461,264
"
563,00066,500
* "•
$2,734,657
stock
com.
par)
estimated
,
Pharis Tire & Rubber Co.—To Pay 15-Cent
Z— ..*<
943,625
f
profit
Shs..
z
excess
-
Corporation has notified the New York Stock Exchange of the
appointment of the Chase National Bank as registrar of its common
and series A convertible $7 cumulative preferred stock.—V. 154, p. 754.
Dividend—
*
.
„
.
*
V:rvz'M'
«$105,305
51,777>-X-'i38.437Z?21,658*;:X:X':Z_Z^—
1,390.556
for the nine months' period were $319(103 as com¬
•National Defense
for the like period of' 1040;-.
.100% capital stock
charged in the second quarter were .$86(242 as compared' with X
$168,767 deducted in the third quarter of .1941.—V; 154; p/ 799.
;
/X
"V.
—'
.
^
Income
■
.
_
Taxes
Sept. 15, 1941, on the first and refunding mortgage
sinking fund gold bonds, series A, due 1942, will be paid beginning
Nov. 3.
Interest is payable at office of Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.,
■1
$1,357,553
*72,308i/r-
State
Taxes
,zv
-
"
?'•'
^"
of - fixed- assets
&
taxes.
■
-
$3,233,744
Depreciation Z-._i_—Cfe 964,511-
>Fed.
,
/ ' $0.42
including provision for Federal, income apid
*After all charges,
;
156,780 '
"
'
=•■•'—■
$5,520/209
.Other expenses
^t ^
f 1941—9 Mos.-/-19'40
$2,626,673 $13,293,953
$7,267^55
$5,338,350
-
sh.
per
stock:.
-
accrued.—V. 154, p. 754. j
403..
V
$5,449,513
$3,168,622 *"• $1,312,722 I
$16,906
x>XsX10fi91:;X.'-,~ 65,122Z-Z:' 44,831 /Zs 88.399
dismantling of
" z
Zi.Plant...^ZiZ—303,Z08
.s:
1941^-3 Mos.—-1940
—Z_
profit
Earns,
The interest due
p.
4
^20,183.284 V
"■ 18,984,389
on
Amortiz.
Rheem Manufacturing Co.—Earnings^- /
i,
I'/e
153,
%
1938
,
.
Vt-.v'-;.—r-r
pared with $197,161
York—V.
•
L.X--XAt,218;241 >26,666,796
Operating income
.Other : income
3,650,000
'
Paulista Railway—Interest—
New
(& SiibS.)—-Earnings— 1941 - /
1940- T:Y
1939
"A,
July 31—
$46,667,754. $29,835,418 $20,297^H' $20,200,190
" ?Operating
'8,764;19"4
$6,183,880 $17,997,095 $12,6$3,333
•Includes additional provision for first half of 1941.—V.
Paramount
since it is estimated that none have
$4,378,379
_
stock
';//..• /z^;
•
Ended
sales
——
profit
Earns, per sh.
the
Note—No provision has been made for Federal excess profits taxes for
Pictures, Inc., and its consolidated domestic subsidiaries
Years
■
ex-
profit3 taxes
Not
for
/v;,// •'
.
.
■
./
combined/undistributed earnings
.for* the. quarter of-partially owned non-consolidated subsidariep. tl In¬
cluding 1,300,000 shares of undistributed earnings of partially owned
interest
...
depletion
&
Federal
Federal income taxes, etc. tAfter providing for addi¬
increased rates in taxes but including, $316,000 representing
Paramount's direct and indirect net interest as a stockholder in the
undistributed earnings
additional
Xx'\
Stock
Exchange has authorized the listing -of
shares of 5%
(cumulative) preferred stock ($1Q0
.: (A. O.) Smith Corp;
•After interest,
combined
i
:
.:
.
—
Deprec.
$1.60
$2.60
$0.58
$1.10
(& Subs.) —Earnings— /
1941—3 Mos.—1940 ,1941—9 Mos..—1940 >
operations. $21,372,30(7 $11,917,764 $61,941,070 '$28,068,517
1,067,279
998,974
' 3,214,923.
3,020,990
from
Interest
.•",/
,
York
.
par)(. on official notice of issuance, and sale for cash, making the total , ;
amount of 5% preferred stock applied for -222,581 Shares.
See also
V, 154,' p. 756.
.*,
Period End. Sept. 30—■
-8 Months
Oct. 4, '41 Sep. 20, '40
§$3,071,000 t$l,726,000 U$7,450,000 t$4,810,00p
.
New,
27,000
*•
Republic Steel Corp.
tional
.
The.
••
Sep. 28, '40
Oct. 4, '41
•Estimated
earnings
Earns,
per
com.
sh.
'J,
V.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—.//:/i
—3 Months-——
i
Period Ended—
'
<•$ Safeway; Stores/ Inci'—Listing—.*•
V
works manager of the Denver prdnance
Chasmar, manager t Mihtity^ Division";— y
appointed
Twing is
'*
"*•'
Producing & Refining Co.
Panhandle
Paramount Pictures, Inc.
«
t
Plant,
reporting to
J. H.
154, p. 249. : .z'/'VZ.z.
i
Panhandle Refining: Co.—Sells $800,000 Notes— ;
works manager: of the -Bridgeport,Works,
Buchanan Jr.; di*4sion production manager/Com-
E.
A.
Division, '% '•■/"
mercial
in
Tuesday, November-4/ l 941
'•Mi-
$6,775,887
•675,000
'3/794,432
share
of. common.stock---,,;t. $0.17
$0*14
$0.48_, ,,, $Q.48
$9,288,317
$7,186,599/ $11/41086' ,
p^precf^op/^Z//4zz'i;•/• //. 528(624//: 481,489.'1/1,•451:002 //l,^33,9,701
196,874 •/;" -297,582; ^309)3941
?After aliowance for >preferred dividends, based on 12,648,108 shares
452,713 5,V.423,230 •
453,819"
•442,959
in hands of public Sept. 30, 1941 and 1940.
tlnoluded in cost of goods
5,195,888
4,256,909 * 7,596,745
6,070,237
^sold and othey-accounts' before arriving at net income for /the period.
•2,022,400 XX 196,400
•
^66,000 / Cr63,300
tLess. discounts, /returns/and: allowances'..
/ / "// / / /*,. * /
$13,874,685
246,420
.,
Company announced on Oct.
tion,
effectjv£^»€c. 1, 1941:
W. T.
A<ficroft is
ing
to
M.
Green,
29 the following changes in organiza¬
,
appointed assistant
production manager
production
,
manager,
report¬
Net
income
Earns, per sh.
/
•Includes
z—
$5,092,669
$3,246;442
com._
$5.19
$3(04
—
on
excess
profits tax.
•V.
$2,042,878
-
$1.67
$3,114,828
.
$2.73
;:• !!
Note—Operations in fbreign: countries of certain, subsid'aries included
similar periods ended July 31, or Aug. 31, 1941, and July 31, or
for
Aug, 31,1940.:
154, p. 800'.
•..irvz:
■ax
-
z/
..%
'>
*
■
■.
;
pi-.' './i.,'
'
i
...
.■
• .i/j
t
.
•
I
stock
announced. that y at. a
Imeeting held Oct. 29 the board of directors accepted w.th regret the
Iresignation tendered by Lieutenant-fJulius Fleischmann-, U.S.N.R., beloause of his duties as Assistant Naval Attache. to; the ;-United States
iLegation at Ottawa, Canada.
AAAAa.
'> Av" .A'
| At the same meeting .Mr. Ben Tate was chosen :to. fill the ;vacancy
|thade by Lieutenant .Julius IFleischmann's resignation.—"V. 154, p. 438,
certificates'
should
sent
be
the
to
company
United
1942, all
for. exchange for
■<
Period
Net
.debentures,
See also Texas Corp.
in V. 154, p. 870.
^
after
Subs.)—Earn¬
(&
:;,aa/A:
,
a,
*
from
.4
>. .i-
?.
.
V
.
*
•
.
$35,940,229
and
store
; * 231,407
134,169
83,277
$135,949
$50,892
$129,801
Dr21,707
1,140
Dr51,533
$114,242
$52,032
$78,268
t$G,171
I 29,264
A 30,356
89,272
91,069
amortiz.„_*
and
:
..-
408,458.
278,657
.231,296
95,458
operations
agency
Deprec.
•
•
.
1941—9 Mos.—1940
1941—3 Mos.—1940
deduct.
stamp and sales taxes $12,771,422 $12,231,393 $35,422,626
'..A'A
,
''"-y;>\*>;'
End. Sept. 30—
sales
'Profit
w:ll be made in the form of the company's outstanding
or in the mariner of sell'ng'or exchanging such debentures.
No-change
•
Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.
'v-'Vr
ings—
bearing the new name.
For this purpose, no endorsement
will be required on the old certificates and no "charge will be made by
the company lor such exchange.
Certificates should be sent to The
Texas Co., stock transfer office, 135 East 42nd St., New York, N. Y.
certificates
of the company,
Smith,-President
L.
but promptly after Jan, 1,
for exchange prior to that date,
in
Director Resigns—
Thomas
.
911
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
4002aV*1 a-A'.y
Number
Volume454
-
246,875
*
Profit-..
(Ind.)—Listing—Acquisition--^..yy-.,
Standard Oil Co*
V
y Studebaker Gorp.—Quarterly Report—
.
listing of 14,148
' The New York Stock Exchange has authorized the
additional shares of capital stock' (par $25)upon
i
A:'Factory sales for the quarter ended Sept. 30,
£
•
A Profit
Bond
There
bu'lt.;
satisfactory
Net
J/4WUMVUlVti
4VUI/
is
A/.'"
of
...
"""""
.r
—
.
-aro,257
83,810
$76,776,055 $54,155,43U
profit before taxes^*__r^_--.-^~~—11.396,815 , 6,971,029 , ...Amort
of discount
•Net
profit
—debentures
'.
Net
United
to-
deducting, o
taxes,
and Federal excess prof its-taxes.
regarding
Sales Corp.,
25,677
$2,795,643
.18,453
;
Other
80,586
Cr698
Cr2,047
-
Crl30,'000
33,000
•
"
same
quarters of 1941 were $4,75.7,000, as contrasted-with $921,000 for -that;
period in. 1940J/-,-.rv
The provision for Federal
taxes on income was computed on the
•
$2,016,180
250.
has; notifi^ -the. Kew York Stock Exchange ithat a notice,iC/Accts.*-rec..from U.-S. Govt.i^-w
of. record Nov. ,7^1941, of.,a hearing .to .. s:ght
drafts-outstanding___.„l.__w_
Nov. 24, 1941, before the Indiana Securities Commission ;
Accounts'" and notes receivable, trade
fairness of the
terms and conditions of the issuance and ... •inventories
the
on
,
■'
*
'
$556,209 A| $208,522
A . $1^2. .
" ..®0'60
providing for depreciation, estimated Federal, and State taxes,
per
After
'
The
$hi
•
$2,255 876 $1,263,002
,^5..17. "
'. $2.81!
Trade
and
7,597.568
378,871
goodwill
name,
kW*
-
•
•;;
•Total-
i-A
-Ayv-' '-'A:*'
r;
$2o,ooo,ooo.-~x. 153, p.
Accounts
Accrued
*
inc.
i',«.
H
properties—$403,816
Operating expense—166,335/ gas
•
A Other
-laiiiosii
706,324
$1,455,808
627,663 Ay 594,906
$9,327,259
-
? $876 1-10
$237,481-.A $222,594
Income
987
•
1»017-;
v
:
355,195
;'
for
Pro v.
Loss
*
p-
'
on
1'
■
••
<> .123,163>.--v
leases
I Net
A
*
per
2.274,792
17,226,742-
A
r
.A\ 1— A;
,;A"
A:;;-
i oper
•,TotBl -oper.
,s>»
r
1^388.979/r'-li388^79t'/;l,388.979^'^
^ ;;$0.04/r
$0,13
2,642,316
-Earnings of System—
•
•,
1941—Month-i-1940..
1941—i Mos.—1940
A
A
A- ""A,>1941
-1940 >A/
profit^:^!lJi•!-!i:^—'!!•:A!;:!!l—; $831-.057,fl^;t$456433;v.'v
other deductions.)
Profit before federal income
corporate
surtax
less
than
dispose
normal
of
during
their
the
1
next
heavy
present
- •
30,
-
three
Inven¬
,
Corp.—Obituary—
in charge of indus¬
a
"
Preferred
New
Corp.
Sugar
Stockholders—
;
-
Stock
,*
•
and preferred stock as of Nov. 10 the right to subscribe
common
shares
at $25
of
stock
with
Series
new
share.
per.
connection
In
common
stock.
preferred
A
stock
The
vAAjA'Ay-A,A
.
is
A.A;
preferred stock* offered, 562,500 shares of
for conversion purposes.
No under¬
the
be reserved
will
costs are provided as two of the larger stockholders, Charles
Stewart Mott and Clarence R.
Bitting, have agreed to purchase, at
the
sufficient shares to assure an
price offered to stockholders,
same
A original issue of 150,000 shares,
..-AA A> •'A./;:/, AA''AAA'/.AA'A/A*1
A; If the entire offering is sold, the proceeds to the corporation will
be
$5,000,000.
will
$1,000,000
oper.
,
•,
revenue_!Ai A$1,242,088
$3,664,131
974,638
886,885
2,900,204
expenses!!!
2,690,005
facilities.
The balance of the
capital...A'
A".t
and vegetable oil and meal
proceeds will be added to working
plant,
$3,506,417
"
Of these proceeds,/it is estimated that approvimately
be expended for starch extractive facilities including
equipment; approximately $900,000 for water treatment,
by-product distillation and waste disposal facilities; and approximately
$900,000 for a research and control laboratory, -enlargement of power
A
.
$1,184,930
iNet oper.
revenue—*— •A
$267,449 /
152,799
$0.12 ^vtTotal
*%
Sept- 30—- A "A f* Ay A
Provlslotr lpr normal.
be
340.
States
200,000
/priced
I
.
capitalization of the. corporation, before giving effect
A to the present financing, comprised 7,353 shares of $5 cumulative preA ferred stock and 1,511,336 shares of $1 par value common stock. The
A initial issue of Series A preferred stock will be not less.than 150,000
.Sand may be 200,000 shares.
A*.. *
' > A
A
A/
A.'
$298,045 A -$763,927
$114,650
>-
$150,047
20,234
$816,412
ir
:
461,471
y 147,997
17,887
$302,455
56,967
4|3,989
'
$372,423
.
A;'
53,953
206,318';:- '.
192,5591
-
;r
A
233,980
-
deductions—*!-..!!
entitled
i $167,934/:-
$99,096
$359,423
A
213,402
-
to
common
$426,376
A 640,051
685,187
cumulative
'ALoss—railway and bus
figures
do
not
$45,468 A
include
$325,765
provision
any
A
$213,674
for
The
income
the income of the period.—V.
from
154, p. 633.
A
V
A"
Series
stock
A
subject
year,
dividends.
to the prior, rights of. outstanding $5
It is redeemable at any time at $27.50 a share
A-""A •'■'A AA\-'A.''
-A^,.s:
•
.
is
convertible
into
common
stock,
subject
to
at ratios ranging from four, shares of common
preferred before Jan. 1, 1943, to two shares of common
for one of preferred after Jan. 1, 1956.! All conversion rights terminate
Dec. 31, I960..
-..A . .•// /,
A •
A'' :A.A. ;
r.'A";
j
certain. limitations,
profits taxes and in the opinion of the management no
substantial amount of income or excess profits taxes will have to be
paid
a
preferred.
accrued
% and
or. excess
A
>
$1.60
of
dends
...
Note^-The'; above
taxes^LA!A___A.:$1,037,375 „Wt$$49,092
Federal, inoome. taxes, and,-».»! * A- ,' : •
; 5
A 311,210 ,
*)11 9in
? •;
Total
.
.
par value, 6.4%
cumulative Series A preferred stock is
participate share for share in dividends declared on the
stock up to 90 cents, a share in addition to cumulative divi¬
$25
The
;
"
v
during the nine months ended Sept.
dealers
while
p.
and
buildings and
'rri,s»ia •'
,A >$134,885
'Ooerating
'-V./A'A". A'/
Outstanding
''Share-wi*;;
Other. inc.! (less>
etc.; and
taxes,
Corporation announced Nov. 3 that it. Js offering to registered holders
to
$45,708,180 $39,306,376
——'—!——
-;*A
9 Mos." End.
income
...
writing
A
■:/ •
,
.
Beye, Vice-President of the corporation
relations
A of Its
17,156,655
.
6,325,630
^-Total
.797^%-•W8,078r!A$170,616*'^ $164,920/A!Tbtel-
.Shares.-.j(«l par) issued v
r i- mod. outstdg.
Oept/30
1)388.979
Earnings
income
will
income
154,
United
-
AvetlUe -. Ky.;
02'5.*?^^3,OO6^^\^1,'875;1'^' Period End. Sept. 30—
tax^;tA^#,0Q0-
for Ancome
profit
net
.
s-:'
net
months,
A Offered to
500.337
tAfter reserve.
t After reserve for loss on demolition, eta. of 41,709,$683,080 *:.:$866.842594'in. 1941 and'$1,708.236 -in 1940k, and reserve for deprecation of
92.555AW*'- 28 284 ^$5,449,325 in 1941 and $4,447,468 in 1940. tlncludes 50,000 shares sub473,055461,693
scribed, but unissued—V. 154, p. 663.
A
AV AAAA/'
*•
kiill"-'.
non-prod;%ells drilled '^A;V:'AA'.'A
AvfA-'.'e"
and abandonment6;;_y >" ^64!796: A',;>^44,79LA'-^163.853:r®A 2LO;070* ;!
•Prov.
Canadian
-
depr.- "'-* 124,762
depl> &
A*
2.273.123
—
927,617
-5,932,646
........
> $223,611
indebtedness-^
Int.-on
•
$238,468
T, ■•}
in
""
1-'.
l/.i
income*-!-.-..! -/
205,651
A
,
surplus
Earned
A*-':5,940 "
6.S69
•
,
Total
225,542
sales contracts—,y-;
A ;. 626,195
l'ab'Pties-!——^——^—
5,545*200
6-% debs., due Jan. 1, 1945
payt. defd. by prov. of indenture
- 468H53
Capital ^surplus
v
$860,902
-
and
-
principal figure in its recent labor negotiations,
died suddenly on Oct. 27.
He was 60 last July 21 and had been ill:
"sJ—V. 154, p. 871.
for some time with heart trouble."
,2,198,826
1,092,540
deposits on
int.
Federal
in. 1940.
taxes
$1.60
-
:
1939
$583,549
'
$1.51
1940
$618,118
$7,121,341
2.596.496
.—_!„^___
:'4:CommOmstbckrpar$l)-.-:--_-_--!_„_-!-,_:_-i_
...
Net1 Operating
Other
Income.
and
William
current'
Accrued
t-
154,
j
1941
$938,312
- f
$2.43
'
United States Steel
-1
10-year convert'ble
-1940
$1,503,773
$382,932
- 160,338
-
' II.
1941-
fLoss."—V.
473,183
rights
trade
payable,
profits -taxes.
excess
share
common
increase
four
or
$45,708,180 $39,306,376
expenses
$13,501
$27,707
for
As
17,020,731
520,098
Reserve' for'
.
Dealers'
r
A 1941—3 Mos.—1940
form oil and -^
Period End. Sept. 30—
Gross
16
L'ab'l'ties—•
j*
•V
'
*
-
Corp.—Earnings— ^
;' Superior Oil
:
428,027
.—
'_l
t $42,598
$85 091
made
was
depreciation,
tories.—V.
'
i
">
less
15,346,554
patent
17,319
1,024
is due primarily to advance buying by customers because of an
in the Federal excise tax .on playing cards from 11c. to 13c.
ness
1—
and
4,756
146
v
pack, which became effective Oct. 1.
a
result it may reasonably be expected that the volume of busi¬
per
323,086
108,172
;
4,765
21,900
*5,010
increase
re-
equipment
—
The
472,018
trial
Aircraft
for
charges
per
profits
1941,
1,224,737
-
reports a large backlog of defense orders; the orders
Precision Instruments alone being in excess of
company
hand
com.
op
all other charges.
and
reserves
on
Deferred
losses——
plant
tProperty,
Sept. 30—
profit
•Net
Earn,
for
reserve
Co.—Earnings—.! -i;;"/.';V 1941
1940 A
■" 1939
J 938 A
Square D
9 Mos. End.
26,503 '
In connection with the statement the company states:
A
$11,488,712
11,580,745
•
.
$36,600
8,605
23 741
'37, 867
taxes..
profit
♦After
485.219
exchange of securities under a-proposed Plan of Recapitalization, j.;..If *
♦other; current assets^_^^___
;
commission approves, the company subsequentlv_ will call, a special/. -.Deposit
with * trustees for
purchase or
''"-.Ademption of debentures!;^!!.
meeting of stockholders to vote on the plan>-V. 154, p; 663.
Non-current
investments and
receivables,
10,762
t$15,787
$67,825
1940
325.4*5
the
25,838
10,050
United States Playing Card Co.—Earnings—
1,224,646
mailed^to stockholders
be
held-.on'
be
loss25,647
13,706.,,
y-
excess
i
310,381
vV Company.
54,119
;i
12, 842
______
__-r
9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
'Net
/A
,
,
$159, 541
.y
income
Earnings
1941
will
'41 Aug. 31, '40 Aug. 26, '39 Aug. 27, '38
$1,323, 140 >' $825,797
$476,575
$491,007
4, 9-15
profit
provlsioh
*No
•
discount on ^debentures.
3D
•
$457,495
were $2,184,158, as compared with $1,751,248 for the
Earns, p.er .sh, of com.
$0.91
$0.21
Nil
$0.32
1940.V-Federal excess profits taxes for the first three-, ;.* * stock
r-;
iv ..i<-Loss. {v tlncluding amortization of special tools, dies, etc., and sellliig and general - expenses, but before depereciation and interest and
period
period in
1941
the
^•-''
154 ,626
deductions
Net
*
'$499,814
i
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Aug. 30
•;
:
profit
income
Federal
p.
$702,304
>A'
/ >
declaration
or
Cr7,500
.
'762,000
•
$500,000
<-A;
■
(Fila
proposed advance of not to exceed $500,000 to
a
wholly ! owned non-utility subsidiary.—V. 154,
income
•
Other
$482,995
Crl45,000
■
a
'
:^-190,000
Advance
'-AAV'A';'
W.
sales
Operating
Depreciation
?
Co.—To
278,872
-i,
74,438
;°$631,861
$746,606
.
■
\AA>SM
•
1 $96,044
•
$119,911
with the SEC an application
r
Total
24,219
Improvement
Quarter Ended—
.
on
interest, and other deductions, Ped^-^vvXS-i/
t After.. Krv Profit-i-.i'-——
1 and gasoline taxes; •• V
Others int. exp. -(net)-i'
normal
and State
I
:
5710,376
.5
257,595
Gas
871.
A p.
$1,552,829
774,776
1,195
Subsidiary—
Company has filed
adjustment for minority
\'After
era
;
;-v Deprehiation^^^iii.-C';
- interest on debentures^-
•-
operating
122,141
provision for
United Paperboard Co.
55,729,241
88,856
'
MOf, End.'.Sept.-30-r-,>
9.
1117,720
47,023
A*
$119,911t$96,044
70-420)
(incl. Subs?) AA
3.453
.9
$$97,239
companies
for $74,000,000
71.295,665
t$2,230
principal amount over cost thereof.:- JLoss or deficit.
§RepFederal Income taxes of wholly owned subsidiary
(no -provision for excess profits taxe3 is considered neces¬
sary).—V. 153, p. 705.
,>.•
resents
-
$75,199,117 $57,282,070
,'$275,345
v
2411,983
$1,114.^92
$21676
of
.^.excess
Net
Ohio—Earnings—^ -y ^ ^ >
Standard Oil Co. of
A
$72,888
periods
1941—9 Mos.—1940
0
A.
'Before-depreciation and amortization and bond interest.-',tDerived
-from
purohase of company's 5%
sinking fund bonds, representing
"
355
•
■A
Ugite
tGross
$$97,239
28,774
./.(-V Surplus:: at; end.;';-of ".i'1''■■■;■ h'-;.Jl-;-..V,-•;-'..x■!."V'•"
some
number
number of ..shares of .the. coinpany vto^beUss^d;iPur^nt^$oT;^ export orders for trucks than it can immed'ately fill under the necesagreement; Js) MMTtJ*,,-, ~'•~sar? 'restrictions on the use of critically needed materals.
All possible
has not yet been made as to whether the btanaarq.oii oo.
speed is being made In the completion of three airplane engine plants
be issued Tin the merger, w 11 .bev^'ied-^0L;^c^P PurPos®8V ; far the"government; " These plants which are being erected at a cost-
30
.:»
t$31,004
(
Vlt*WMljU
order
'.
A. $21,676
7,909
•
merger
to
9,408
'
Balance
Decision
stock
-
§20,000
$64,979
jV:
Surplus at beginning of
periods
' JA'
passenger cars during ^ne next lew montns, but the necessitates of
agreement, of merger is re->approve>.l>yjthe^
~./~C
defense may change that situation at any time.' However, whatever
VIV4
WMU1/UU
»««,(
pursuant to the provisions ,,ot ,the, Indiana statutes;- the
production'is lost through the VUl UUiriUVlill VJl passenger car outout may
curtailment of
fbe offset
a large measure by an Increase in Army and commercial
pany;»: which--will be >the surviving. corporation, will issue;i% ;share of/i^be. offset- in "a larg
*
•/fnielr'rirnrliirf•nr.
'
its "'-capital!-' stock * (par $25 ) - in exchange- for each sb^ P'hductlon.''
standing common stock of Southern, except* shares; of the common
studebaker is producing a substantial daily output of s'x-wheel drive
stock of Southern now owned bv thq company; which will be canceled.
trucks for the United States Government.
The company has more
total
§20,000
/
profit from opers.
t Profit
.If >the
'
interest "--I—— A
inc. taxes
for Fed.
Prov.
approved.' A**,.:;;
company;;
The
.
•
^
the
(net)
1941, were 28,769 cars
official
of » and trucks as compared to 19,748 a year ago. For the first nine
months sales were, 100,279 as compared to 81,536 for the first nine
issuance
pursuant to an agreement of merger with Pan American•months of 1940. AA
Southern Corp., making the total amount applied for 15,286,131 shares.
V'A >: A>AA'-';- '• A.."V'-A'A/A'.Retail deliveries of cars and trucks for the quarter were 30,656 as
Directors, at a meeting held on Feb. 17,>1941, adopted a resolution
recommending adoption by the stockholders of an agreement of merger. , compared to 22,852 for the third quarter 1940. - For the first nine
months deliveries were 100,876 cars and trucks as compared to 76,860
with Pan American Southern Corp. (a subsidiary, of,, whose outstanding ,
in the first nine months of 1940.:
common
stock the company now owns ,99.17%). *A majority ot viie
directors of Southern, at a^meeting held on Feb.24;,
l94!,, adopted , a y ■. "studebaker has been subject to all the handicaps that are common
resolution
approving
the agreement of merger and /authorizing &-?/to'the automob'le business and to industry generally, but we have been
majority of the directors to execute said, agreement... At. the annual//able to maintain a high level of employment and to make substantial
Stockholders' meeting of the company, held on April 24, 1941, a resolur-; corporate progress," said Paul G. Hoffman,'President of the corpora¬
tion was passed by the stockholders by
majority vote approving. thoy^ tion.
''We sincerely believe that the 1942 cars we are turning out
,
Other inc. & chgs.
t$15,579
for
>
of
one
,
Net
(
—1
profit-.
:—
v
$726,165
$649,092
•;
..
-
•
../A
^
,
OA
„
..
,
Corporation,
j
V;'After provision 'Tor depreciation1 of plant,*'all selling and general A:> Troxel Manufacturing Co.—JU-Cent Dividend—
expenses, provision, for operating reserves rand for State taxes.- AAfteri *AA< Directors- have declared a dividend of 30 cents per share on the coinreserve fojvFederal income tax.A'-;.;stock;'payable NOV;^O/ito* holders of record Oct. 20.
This will be
U»:< Note—No
p.:'
provi8ion is" made- for possible excess- profits- tax.—V.
758.*>"''-''1>-;":'
V
l54/f:'-
the flrst dividerul paid In. some
A! '.**"» .:A-A^
:■/-
v-
time.—V. 153, p. 255.
: "■'•
tained
Anew
extend
atof BondsvPrivately-^-At:
<The) Texas Co..(Del.)—Succeeds Texas Corp.—W. S.
a^special meeting of the preferred and Class A stocks
•S.' Rodgers, Presideat^oii Nov. 3; made the following an-A Aholders of the corporation held Oct. 30, the sale privately
nouncementAnah issue of
$5 000.000
15-year 3%%
debentures,
directors, was approved.
The
as
t
to
Transactions
made
Te*'fis
■
In
the
in
stork
same
of
manner
Co..
>.
c
the
as
•-;.
company
formerly
5*?^^;,-. '
after
but
Noy.
under
A;-;.
■
1," 1941,
the
name
A.'",A A;.;"".,*
Stock certificates to be issued by;the company after Nov.
.unt'l
Jan.
1,
1942,
will
be
in
the
old
name
but
will
may beA
of The"
Oct.
bear
a
p.
800.
-
'
change
w'll be issued
in
the
Union Premier Food Stores, Inc.
(& Subs.)—Earnings
-
legend
40 Weeks Ended-— '
-
Oct. 4. *41
-
in^name4~* Beginning Jan/ 1, * 1942, -stock cer-">'-<*Net income
Earnings per share of common stock
bearing the new namev vA'
,4;*i; Earn
'After charges and Federal income tax
name w'll not he ready for
delivery prior to «
new
Jan.»T,tl942.A; Stockholders
are
requested not -to'send " their certificates^
the
first
in
is
prospectus
established
'covers
of
example
an"illustrated
colors,
two
combination
color
thus
prospectus
,
carrying
heretofore
used
out
in
to
stockholders.
the
corporation's
annual
reports,
the
india tint.
In the center of
the back outside cover is a line drawing of the corporation's Clewiston
sugarhouse, surrounded by smaller drawings of sugar producing opera¬
tions and machinery.
Charts showing harvest statistics fill the back
inside cover, while a map of the area in which the corporation oper¬
ates is printed on the inside front cover.—V. 154, p. 871.
'
being
green,
the' pages
and
an
.'
500)>^V;-154, p.
——
Oct. 5, *40
$640,161:
*
Indicating -the
tif;cates
t-Certificates
be
,
/-A-vA
1. 1941, and
28.—V.* 154.
are
sugar,
the corporation is. sending what is believed
the offering,
making
In
/The
,
•
activities
.
A
be used to retire $4,200,000 of bank
)
its
plant
raw
oil and cattle feed, the corporation proposes to
to include the production of sweet potato starch,
grass
vegetable oils and fats, protein meals, additional cattle feed, solvents
alcohol.
Existing- and contemplated products and by-products,
it is believed, will give the corporation a well-diversified line of essen¬
tial products used and useful in food, feed, chemical, plastic, paper,
textile and other industries.
A,
V
A
A,
' ; ' • "
A
pro-
oPt.11x6ivCui6f,; ^sult
.^Whichf+s ^ thflJfc theco^*por&^ ill,^ t^
rinixf
h/i jrw & 'orirl fn nrnvidp
ril itifinsl "wr\T*lrm
addition: to, its present functions; will carry on those operations iormeriy r ' l^bS' novy outstanaing ana to proviae aaaitionai WOrKiconducted by-the corporatioh'swtwb chief subsid'aries;;The; Texas: Cq;v A inS capital. :See also V. 154, p. bb«5.
A-'iv'..-".;''
(Del,),, and. the Texas Co. (CaPf.).*:' To accomplish: this end, The Texas A--"*- ..At-'*„ ..;v,A*
\
.
■<:
Corp;; has merged::intbfltseH';The;T^s!l36A(I)eli);;and,has!!causea'ThbT:'A.A::^^^|^..-^^|^^;^^^.!^r|f ^Obituarv—
v *
Texas Co. (Califto be dissolved. "The Texas* Corp. .Has acquired >11 of A
' >U,»10n CarOiae « varDon vorp.
vjouuary
... • ./
V; William M. Beard, a director and former Vice-President. Secretarythe assets and assumed all-of the liabilities of, both companies-, and
will hereafter be known as The Texas CoA;'''A *' V"V';..A
A'-A.'AiA'' Treasurer "of this corporation, died at his home in Glen Ridge, N. J.,
lemon
'and
,,
A1 The Texas corp., in order to .simplify ilts •/corporatev.$tfucture and to>A recommended by the
promote greater Aefficiency and /effect -economies,, has Aundergone v a^ ceeds of the sale will
the Florida Everglades
where its properties and
I In addition to its present products, consisting of
molasses,
A:
'.
to
situated.
A!'
,
addition to its cane-sugar production, has mainorganization to develop ways; means and methods
of sugar-cane by-products and to develop crops
utilization
better
for
•r
in
research
a
•
$1.63
$584,083
.
$1.63
(1941,- $313,400; 1940, $201,-
549.'';-.-*-^^'-'-;!-,,-*
A
Utica
!
/in
Directors
.
:
have
declared
Cotton
Mills,
'AiA* -A,
Mohawk
&
'•Dividend—
\A;.:A;A;",'■''aA*"'
an
extra
Inc.—25-Cent
dividend
of
25
a
cents
Extra
'^V ,.','v',*.:a
per
share
addition to'the regular quarterly dividend
-the .common
.^-V.
153, ,p.
stock,
1291.
both payable Nov.
8 to
Au..;>.U',r --A A. A J:
of 50 cents per share on
holders of record Oct. 31.
-AAA:;
-w,
r'y A/ - ^".A.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
912
Utah Light & Traction Co.—Earnings
Operating
revenues
Operating
expenses,
V.
eluding-
.
$101,003
;
v
ex-
| '
V.
.
83,580
1,043,493
998,306
6,367
77.370
82,020
*$6,012
$36,817
$13,079
91,147
direct taxes...
$;1,093,405
$1,157,680
$83,935
'
Walker Mining Co.—To Suspend Operations—
vv
1941-1—12 Mos, —1940
1941—Month—1940
Period End. Sept. 30—
tTaxes
■
5,847
'
Net
operat.
*: lease
from
Rent
$4,009
revenues
of
47,679
57,700
583,587
605,957
$51,688
$51,688
$620,404
50,763
609,150
recent
a
voted
meeting,
suspend
to
0 Orders—Operations—
operations.
The
•
Prop-'
Mansfield
receive
through International Smelting & Re-'
Anaconda
a
,'•• / %:■*'•„!*'
s,.v:
It is the largest California copper producer and has a payroll of
about 500.
Inability to operate at a profit under the present price
of 12c. a pound for copper caused the action, it was stated.
Net loss
in
1940 was $290,295.
The mine produced upwards of 5,000 tons of
copper last year.—V. 154, p., 3832.
"This
Mr.
Clark
said.;, ."We
and
other
equ.pment
workers
first
income
Interest
Other
mtge. bonds
on
interest
and
•
loss,'
or
Federal
or
Note—No
,
earned,
15,112
13,670
"$321
$3,858
"$3,859
provision
excess
that
Williams,
Francis
in
above
the
for the
$2,290,399
he
9 Mos. Ended Sept.
for
statement
from
period
"After
un¬
Jan.
1934,
1,
to
Works—Earnings—
V.
1941
$897,769
$1.29
...
1940
$820,807
$1.18
Federal income and excess profits taxes.
The
Federal taxes for 1941 are computed on the rates provided by Revenue
Act of 1941, and 1940 Federal taxes at rates provided by Revenue Act
of 1940.
tOn 696,000 shares of capital stock, $5 par.—V. 154, p. 664.
him
to
charges and
Victor Equipment Co.—Earnings—
3 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
Profit
before
amort.
.
$48,930
$21,051
$17,984
2,963
6.361
6,124
and
of
Estimated
Net
patents
Fed.
1,151
1,150
1,151
1,147
58,393
taxes
—
by stockholders.
shares.
These
to
holders
subscribe
of
and
common
The
underwriters
30,000
of
business
shares
of
Note—Federal
of
!
tax law.—V.
1941
new
and
income
--
$44,816
profits
excess
$13,539
.
——
is
tax
$10,713
estimated
basis
on
153, p. 1291.
in
additional
the
1939
1938
$21,651
$308,437
$267,058
$222,055
22,073
317,380
289,876
243.505
$8,943
$22,819
$21,450
1941
Operating
revenue
expenses
—
The
and
underwriters
fill
the
Total
Bond
ache &
comm,on
and
share.
a
The
to
purchase
so
many
subscriptions
number
of
In
The
net
shares
each
Lazard
Lee
Freres
&
H'gginson
Co.—___
2,000
Carl
Baker, Weeks & Harden..
BancOhio
M.
Co.
2,500
Loeb,
Rhoades
————
_____
Co.__
1,000
Mackubin, Legg & Co.____
2,500
Laurence
7,500
Mason-Hagan,
1,500
A.
Whelen
Bonner & Co
Co.,
Brown
M.
sales
46.063
$38,058
$44,771
ended Sept. 30, 1941, amounted to
made allowance for depreciation and
inc.
$3,506,831
173,287
$11,228,517 $10,333,023
&
Curtiss,
84,134
45,731
$101,376
$0.24
y;"
profit
*
share_:___
per
"And
State
profits
and
V.
p.
153,
before
but
taxes
defense
taxes.
333,619
183,169
77,027
$127,557
$308,589
$306,592
$0.30
$0.72
$0.72
provision
tOn
for
424,600
Federal
shares
of
income,
excess
stock.—
common
Co.
H.
Dick
&
(Hiram) Walker-Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—Registers
'
&
Ltd.
Worts,
Drexel
and
company)
Hiram
the
Walker & Sons, Inc. (American company) on Oct. 30 filed with
SEC a registration statement
(No. 2-4872, Form A-2) under the
Act
of 1933, covering. $15,000,000 of ser.al debentures,
due
annually Nov. 1, 1942 to Nov. 1, 1956.
The debentures are
to be the joint and several obligations of the two companies and are to
be payable in United States currency.
The interest rates are to be
$1,000,000
furnished; by amendment.
:
Net proceeds from the
Hiram
Walker
redemption
&
Sons,
Dec. 9,
debentures
on
convertible
sale
Inc.,
1941,
of
of
and
$3,821,940
102%,
at
the
debentures
the
two
of
will
will
be
$3,747,000
companies.
be
received
applied
of
The
414%
by
to
the
10-year
balance
of
the
proceeds will be applied to the payment of certain bank loans incurred
Jointly and severally by the two companies from Guaranty Trust Co.
of
York.
New
According
that the balance of
of
amount
remain
on
the
unpaid.
the bank
to the
the proceeds
outstanding
Accrued interest
loans
will be
registration statement, it is expected
will be insufficient to pay the entire
bank
loans
on
and
part of the loans Will
the debentures to be redeemed and
paid by; the American company out
general, funds.
Smith, Barney & Co., New York City,
writer.
will
be
the
to
Co
Elk'.ns,
Morris
&
Co
&
First
First
First
of
Co
Boston
Forgan
Glover
&
&
&
of its
principal under¬
&
Co.,
Scott
&
Stein
Bros.
Stern;
of
Dick nson
Ladenburg.
&
1,500
10,000
1,000
10,000
&
Bissell
Co
W. C. Langley is
Purpose—The
Jan.
Anthony
G.
Walker
H.
White,
Weld
1,
Co.
on
4,000
&
least
upon
at
more
series
to
15/100
provides that the companies,
30
as
of
a
days'
notice,
whole at
1%
for
redeem
the
or
either of them,
debentures
of
any
may,
one
or
the principal amount plus a premium
equal
full year
(commencing with Nov. 2 and
each
expiring at Nov. 1 of the succeeding year) from the date fixed for the
redemption of each debenture to the date on which such debenture
matures,
with accrued interest to the date of redemption.
Th price at'which the debentures are td be
offered to the
public, the
names of other
underwriters, and the underwriting discounts and com¬
missions &re to be furnished by amendment. "
v;
The prospectus states that to
facilitate the offering it is intended to
Net
stabilize
states,
the
price
that
the
of
the
price
debentures.
will
be
commenced, may not be discontinued
-
This
stabilized
at
is
or
any
not
that
an
it
assurance
the
time.—V.
stabilizing,
154, p. 872.
if
Western Maryland Ry.-Earnings—
%
Period
End.
Sept.
Operating
revenues
Maint.
of
way
Maint.
of
30—
1941 —Month—1940
$2,065,
& struct.
494, 995
Traffic expenses
Transportation
Miscel.
42, 582
oper.
3,438
44,214
67,519
51,430
438,462
418,063
1, 173
4,959
11,713
28,710
$726,875
;
Operating income
Equipment rents—Cr,...
Joint facil. rents
376,432
4,064,535
$516,601
$6,123,190
Co
.
125,000
1,840,000
1,070,000
$466,875
$391,601
$4,283,190
$3,775,927
50,982
30,196
299,837
160,407
(net)—
12,799
Net ry. oper.- income..
Other
income
/Gross
income
Fixed
charges
Net
income
■/,
13,702
115,081
$408,095
$4,467,946
$3,824,718
9,715
77,930
99,544
"
111,616-
9,973
*.
approximately
and
that
company.
the
$515,031
$4,545,876
$3,924,262
279,234
$417,810
278,050
2,519,792
2,510,132
$235,79 7
$139,760
$2,026,084: $1,414 130
operating expenses include account amortization' of
projects: $120,718 for month and 9 months.—V. 154
,p. 340.
'de¬
.
will
.
provide
,
7,509
capital
booked
of
increase
Putman
The
said.-
Sharon
the
"%•
Putman
said.
not
1940
1939
•
$1,281,648
1 ,017,251
782,336
173,219
nine months of this year showed an
period for last year, while
.three quarters jumped 162% over 1940,
corresponding
has been
i\ .%
working
three
$1,445,301
'
585,74 b
470,130
;
:'.!l
1938
-$1,628,254
:
707,603
404,601 "
357,620:
i
I
;
13 ,830,798-
)Q,428,599
10,832,325
4 ,856,251
•
3 ,031,473
2,927,656
1,032,803
>.,956,850
2,899,916 '
10,368.041 :
3,186,512
1,254,781
550.
p.-
Corp.—Orders Booked—
that orders
reports
1941,
amounted
to
booked during
the fiscal
approximately- $27,200,000.
•/«%{:;
endel
year
This
exceeds-
Subject to final audit, the corporation estimates its year-end
■2
over
of
with
$3,000,000
uncompleted
orders
the
at
to
be
end of the
about
$10,400,000.
previous year.—V.
This
154,
carry¬
compares'
698.
p.
Yonngstown Sheet &. Tube Co., (& Subs.)— Earnings—
3 Mos. Ended Sept. 30~% 1194L >
profit _—___«$14,722,722
-;
1940
Operating
income ;--—;
Total
income
Deprec.
and
____—
$14,722,722
2,133,236
657,836
taxes-
profits
Net
9,625.O0Q
--
stock__
1,651,745*
933,893
768,713
239,268
172,377
.
"
!
1
Federal
'
income
Note—Provisions'of
'$2,842,280$765,056
1,675,003
share
per
"3efore
$1,865,289
1,720,693\
"•:,
$3,103,659
common
Earnings
$3,658,923
Cr6,847,000
profit
Shares
■>
6.050,000
tax
30
-
892,520
Prov. for taxes made to
June
1938
-
t$l,536,421
253,350" '
328,861
"
$6,110,273;
2,039,894
charges..
inc.
«
*
t$3,405,573
335,591
;
M scellaneous
1939
■
t$5,845,232
*.—265,044
-
depletion._•
Interest
taxes.
the
t$727,545
1,675,003
1,675,008
1,675,003
$1.57
$0.33
;/■/Nl
$1.73
tAfter
Revenue
Federal
Act
of
income
1941,
as
tLoss."
taxes.
finally
enacted,
the third
made
necessary* an
additional charge against Income in
quarter to provide the added excess profits tax for the first half of the
year. - The charge aga'nst income
in the third quarter for Federal
income
In
of
and excess profits taxes
the
first
all-kinds,
was
equal to $5.27 per
months of 1941, $19,043,105 was provided for taxes
compared with $4,405,768 provided for all taxes in the
I
4
first
nine
months of
; :> ;
1941
*
' •' .?
(■,
/„
$41,801,022, as com¬
'
were
pared with $31,002,050. in the similar period of 1940.
" Dividends paid during the first nine months of 1941
.
as
compared
v.
154,
p.
share.
common
nine
as
first nine months of 1940. '
with
$1,872,963 paid in
the first nine
i v
.
.
; v
$3,988,766,
were
months
of
1940.—
872.
INDEX
State and City Department
of
•.
reflected
as
RR.—Earnings—
1941
York Ice Machinery
With Big¬
first
the
first
paid,
$1,614,284
for the
shifts a day. s'x davs a
week s'nee last Jan., booming its output to 278% of. normal production.
To accomplish this, 2,000 employees have been added in the last year,
bringing the total number on the payroll to 5,500.
Still more new
workmen are being hired as rapidly as they can be trained, Mr.
plant
and
-
the
over
in
150.042
$2,274,509
•
Division
for
214%
billed
sales
being accrued
"
Transformer
net
$261,472
,
Westinghouse at Sharon, Pa., entered
the final quarter of 1941 with a $15,000,000 backlog, biggest in its
history and 430%
over
the $3,500,000 figure for the corresponding
period of 1940, H. V. Putman, division manager, reports.
•'.<
The
$1,764,326
140.719.
last year's bookings by-about 63%.-
which the
working capital
.
$2,415,228
15,9u0
$2 ,181,844-
income—
oper.
154,
Corporation
that
additional
"
$277,432
income—
ry.
r
1,000
These
Transformer Division Enters Final Quarter
gest Backlog—
Mr.
______
balance
'
26,605
281.295
5,000
Co.—
of additional
1,480
:
344.050
/
■"?/
1—-
Other
$60,000,000
2,869
interest
railway.—
railway--
Sept. 30,
management believes should be provided for the company, it is expected
that $21,000,000 will be used to retire existing bank loans, that at; least
$25,000,000 will be expended for capital addit'ons pr'or to Dec. 31. 1942.
Orders
$505,058
Note—1941
fense
353,875
3,585,970
$1,737,721
$225,664
chgs.
Include
Payrolls in the
such
$2,413,749
14,720
Jan.
Net
3,500
still further expansion, it is
additional capital of approxi¬
mately; $60,000f000/(in addition :to/cashi expected to.'be available/frpffl;
operations) should be provided to enable the company td repay its
existing bank loans and to provide for further plant construction and
supply the enlarged working capital requirements of the company and
its subsidiaries.
It is estimated that the net proceeds to be derived
from the sale of common stock, after deducting the estimated expenses
of the company in connection with the sale of such common stock, will
be not less than $35,531,166 and not more than
$36,600,018.
It is
contemplated that the remainder of the required new capital will be
obtained through an issue of medium-term unsecured debentures.
Of
$274,563
1
oper.
from
1,000
With the company facing the prospect of
$4,845,927
260,000
7, 628
revenue
;
40,510
398,162
50, 628
operations
General expenses
Net
$1,565,673 $16,549,750 $13,953,291
236,396
1,940,837
1,777,756
331,261
3,550,488
2,948,980
487, 504
exps
Transpt. for invest.—Cr.
Taxes
182
256, 143.
equipment
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$237,288
from
excess
management
286,514
340
normal
the
342,469
31,743
3,095
ry.
Fed.
of
43,707
31,500
fixed
fixed
p.
Fed.
judgment
$2,363,068
(net)
From
3,000
of plant add.tions and the
expenditures have been for
plant facilities in addition to those provided and owned by agencies of
the Federal Government and to be operated by the company, and have
been met out of the company's working funds and the proceeds of
short-term bank loans, aggregating $21,000,000.
the
$3,042,732
"
income
for
not
purchase
equipment.
709~267
$350,013
corporate books.
substantial expenditures for the construction
additional
$3,072,333
803,495
62.674
charges
after
Gross
2,509„
1,500
working capital been required to carry the greatly increased volume of
work in process but it has been necessary for the company to make
of
$4,277,484
431,257
82~865
Yazoo & Mississippi Valley
need for new capital.
a
$432,878
$331,463
September—
from railway
Net from railway
expansion in the company's business
to its part in the national defense
Not only has additional
unprecedented
7,231,981-
"
1939, due principally
has created
•
$10.304 313
90,633
Gross
2,500
2,500
—-
Co.„
Witter &
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$1,300,715 $12,214 276
7,936,792
(Dr)
oper;
—V.- 154,
2,009
—
Dean
154,
$491,519
69,413
taxes
avail,
Net
12,000
Inc.
Yarnall
See offering in V.
867,837
——
charges
5,000
Co.
&
1, 1941.
1941—Month—1940
revenues
-
income
"Fixed
Weeks & Stubbs,
Whiting,
St. Lou'.s-San Fran¬
$240,383
ry.
Net
Co.—
&
&
&
interest
Ry.—Earnings$1,451,876
taxes——
equip.
Inc.
2,500
Corp.—
Wells-D'ckey Co.
1,000
Co
Cdrp.___
Securities
1,500
Meeds—_
W. W. Lanahan & Co
since
Tucker,
accrued
8,500
Inc.—.
Union
1,000
&
Co.,
Wertheim
&
Co.
Laird
Laird,
&
and
par
assume
facility rents (Dr)
—V.
—
American
at
960,357
taxes
"Does
and
Spencer Trask & Co
Swiss
of
Other
Co;,
&
Stroud
company' to issue $2,100,000 of
sold
payment
obligation and Lability in respect of the pay¬
such bonds and the interest thereon, pursuant
agreement dated Nov. 1, 1911, as modif'ed by a sup¬
after
Net
? 1.500
—
Webster
1,500
1,000
/
Co.
Thalmann
Wampler
the
the principal of
railway
Joint
1,500
—
is
2,000
5,000
Chic,
Hire
1,000
2,000
1,000
15,000
1,000
Co
&
Blodget; Inc.
10.000
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Knight,
Scribner
&
to
was
Income
Net
1,000
.
applied
the
be
to
1,000
2.000
Inc.
Co.
ii
1,000
■
Curtis
Net
5,000
.
Staats Co
&
proceeds
Other
5,000
Boyce_„—
Stone
&
;
Ry,—Bonds Authorized—
authorized
bonds
expenses
Fed.
Stern Brothers & Co.__.__
•
1,000
Janney & Co._a
Kalman & Co., Inc
Kean, Taylor & Co——
R.
Starkweather
1,500
5,000
Illinois
Co
Deane
W lliam
7,500"
Jackson '
Stringfellow
&
Barney & Co
15,000
W. E. Hutton & Co..
the
with
1,000
3,000
5,000
2,500
Moore & Co.-
Co.,
Weeks—
Total
&
Co
Singer,
Hornblower
The
Rockefeller
&
Terminal
serial
Wisconsin Central
_3,500
Inc.
Smith,
3,000-
compared
8s
Smith,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.___
3.3. B. H Ulard & Son
&
Hutton
Inc.
Shields
5,000
This
Stations, Inc., a subsidiary of
the first nine months .of this year,
Evans, Vice President of the div'sion.
West'ngshowing a "marked improvement in earnings this
period End. Sept. 30—
Total revenues
2,500
& Co
1,000
Co
orders.
sales-
1941
year.
an
operating
plemental agreement to be dated Nov.
6,500
Schroder
3,000
Hayden, Stone & Co
of
quarters
Westinghouse Radio
Oct. 24
to
1,500
2,500
Rollais is Sons, Inc.
Schwabacher
12,000
&
three
same
net
$3,113,342
7,500
Rothschild
6,000
Ripley
new
of the
1941
p. 251.
1,500
Pomeroy,
1,000
Co
2,000
1,000
Schoellkopf,
1,000
Co.__
&
in
period last
first
of
compared with
and John G. Lonsdale, trustees of the estate of the
25,000
——
—
F.
L.
20,000
Inc.
—————-
program,
-
E. H.
2,500
Co
Miller
Co
&
Co.__
&
Parsons
1,500
2,500
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.
1,500
Co._'
Goldman, Sachs
Inc.
Corp.
2,500
1,000
Riter
15,000
Sons
&
&
Scott
Gardner
&
The
1,000
MacGregor,
Graham,
Co.—
&
■:
1,500
—-
Reinholdt
1,000
Corp.—
the
ahead
months
of maturing bonds.
granted to the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway,
Frank O. Lowden, James E. Gorman and
Joseph B. Fleming, trustees
of the estate of Ch'cago, Rock Island & Pacific
Ra.lway, and J. M. Kurn.
&
1,000
chigan Corp.—
Garrett
Glore,
Sons
5.000
Cleveland
M
Murch & Co.
Murphy & Co._.
Newbold's
H.
the
Authority
7.500
Putnam
2,000
Field, Richards is Co
The
Co
&
2,000
Co
&
Moseley
5,000
& Co
nine
$9,9S1.465,
In
$22,073,575
Union
on
mortgage
and
1,000
1,500
...
10,000
lion
1940.
nearly 350%
first
Corp.—Liquidating Dividend-
Wichita
The ICC
first
'
The Indenture
section,
work."
Directors have declared a liquidating dividend of 50 cents
per share
payable Nov. 10 td holders of record Oct. 22.
1,500
Turben & Co
Newhard, Cook & Co.
Paine, Webber & Co
Arthur Perry & Co., Inc._
R. W. Pressprich & Co.__
1,500
&,Co
Eastmpfnb
Hayden,
(Canadian
Corp.-
Beane—_—
Co.
7,500
Hawley, Shepard & Co
Walker-Gooderham
&
M.-P.
W.
1,500
Dominick
&
Harriman
Securities
Co
is
IVhittier
Pierce,
Milwaukee
S.
G.
1,500
Merle-Smith
Dominick
Hallgarten
Hiram
&
the
were
year," M. Evans states.—V. 154, p. 872,
of
Lynch,
Merrill.
The
Co.,
Co
of
same
Railway, to
Secur.tles
Fenner
—1,000
Davis
Grubbs.
1291.
With SEC—
house
the
cisco
Merrill
3,000
and
House &
Robert
Net
tEarned
the
Walter
to
Rad'o
ment
McDonald-Coolidge & Co._
2,500
The
491,758
&
profits taxes__
excess
immed'ately
are
w.th
totaled $1,884,658 in
company,
according
1,000
Mellon
10,000
Sons
Byllesby
received
Co
&
Masten
1,500
Equitable Securities Corp.
Farwell, Chapman & Co._
1940—9 Mos.—1940
185,510
depr.
after
Fed.
this
.
During
division
months
same
'1,000
Maynard H.
$1,291
39,284
$3,910,914
,
for
we
the shell-producing
themselves
,
ago.
radio
Inc.
3,000
$1,225
1941—3 Mos.—1940
Co.
5,000
Inc.
Estabrook
profits
&
&
15.000
Inc
Inc
Bonbright & Co., Inc
Alex.
E.
Marks
M.
F.
4 Waldorf System Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
?Net
Co
&
Emarffiel
Reserve
&
year
$8,096,841 in the
Net bill'ngs of
&
Bear, Stearns & Co
A. G. Becker is Co., Inc.—
Securities
the
10,000
Baker,
Watts & Co
a
by the
•division
17,500
—
5,000
$16,534 and is after having
depletion amounting to $66,662.
No provisioin made for Federal income
or excess profits taxes on above ind.cated earnings.—V. 153, p. 708.
Total
possible,
way
company now exceeds $35,000,000,
,
10,000
Adolph Lewisohn & Sons.
Brothers
Clark, Dodge & Co.______
E, W. Clark & Co
monttis
Sept. 30—
of
Corp
2,000
Co
5,000
33,190
$11,254
Period End.
every
supervisors in
i'am 1 ar'ze
to
Shares
Central Republic Co. (Inc. i
$21,319
$11,872
in
were
agreed
Bacon, Whipple & Co
Courts
the 9
profit for
in
as
per.od
rights
-
-
22,742
24,044
55,288
loss
project
will act
arsenals
,
billed
meritorious
Lehman
Paul
Net
this
who
ment
orders on refrigerators and scarcity of metals vital to defense.
Mansfield plant normally produces
refrigerators, ranges, roasters,
Irons, and other household appl ances.
y The backlog, of radio equpment orders at ..the
Rait'more: works of.
was
,*~
Mitchum, Tully & Co.—
Moore, Leonard &
Lynch
other
V
year."
type,
i
.
1
i
Approximately 1,000 of the Mansfield plant's 5,000 employees have,
furloughed in the last month as the result'of production curta l-
offered
were
1,500
S.
Blyth & Co.,
$44,034
profit
interest
30,261
44,456
expenses
It
of the total offer*'/
••
•
■
late
45,428
5,000
Co._______
Allyn & Co., Inc.—
C,
J.
'
___—
We
been
Stock
23.
shares
common
:
to
Kuhn, Loeb &
H.
Operating loss
6ther Income
will
armor-
proceed ng immed'ately to order machinery
for this work, and will start training
hope to begin production shortly after the
are
men
this
The unsubscribed shares have been taken
severally ' agreed
judgment
its
Blair
1940
$422
Gross operating
as
534,426 shares of common stock as shall not be subscr.bed for upon the
exercise of the warrants
(except shares reserved by the company as
Blair,
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co.—Earnings—
3 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
(
' :
<
that it
millimeter
hope of obtaining defense business, Westinghouse some mpnths
ago spent $75,000 to prepare a section of the plant to handle work of
this
Oct.
the
This is less than 6%
preferred stock at $70
expired Oct. 28.
by the underwriters. -y=■•
up
close
Biddle,
/
notified
37
In the
general
duties
■
$45,262
profit
than
534,426
to
A.
'•
that" less
Shares
5,362
of
Amortiz.
with
30
purchase are as follows:
1938
$110,167
taxes.
bldgs.
Vice-President,
the
at
common
rji.■
v
equipment
the
in
unsubscribed
ing
casesi.
1939
1940
1941
>
deprec.,
Fed
&
of
Deprec.
Kimball,
Oct.
by
announced
necessary
<
H.
been
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co.
94% Subscribed For By Stockholders— >:
also
30—
share
per
Ralph
company, announced on
elected
Vice-President
and
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. announced Oct. 29 that they terminated stab'lia'.ng
prof„t
{Earnings
had
the
for
contract
necessary
December.
government
had
transactions
•Net
of
the President.
Mr. Williams also announced that
assigned to Mr. Kimball the handling of all labor matters.—.
154, p. 697.
assigned
480.
p.
Victor Chemical
Stark
R.
and
President
Army
The
made
income demand note, payable if, as, and when
154,
N.
solicitor,
Federal'
for
to
S.
speed
sending
taxes,
been
has
to
1940.—V.
include
not
income
the 6%
on
amounting
31,
tDoes
provision
paid interest
Dec.
1,246
$321
—
deficit
profits
1,243
1___
Balance
A.
r
de-
ductions
:
*
Western Union Telegraph Co.—New Vice-President—
in
of
"To
Gross
*
of this company has been
U.
according to B. W. Clark, Vice. Pres.dent of the com¬
t«':
i
contract will provide employment for several hundred parsons,"
pany;'/
■
plant
$2,750,000
shells,
piercing
fining Corpi 1 "■
609,225
plant
at
erty'is controlled by
$619,036
50,763
Directors,
Tuesday, November 4, 1941
Bond
,
"
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Page
*-j
Proposals and Negotiations.
;___
893
General Corporation and Investment News
905
World Tin Production Down in September
901
71% of August's $455,000,000 Exports to British
'
Empire & Egypt—19% to Latin America___-_____.
901
Living Cost on Sept. 15 Were 9.6% Higher___—__
902
;
September Building Permit Valuations_________
903
Complete Public Debt of the United States
904
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