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NOV 4
MONDAY
7L Commercial
Financial
d
an
Chronicle
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
iVolume 164
New York, N.
Number 4539
General
RAILROAD
O. J.
Landis,
Decker
has been
appointed Vice-President and
General Man¬
elected a director of the subsidiary. He will be .in charge
«lt operations of all departments of the business.—V. 164, p. 1581.
ager
-
INSURANCE
reason for this move," stated Mr. Walker, "Is that a manage¬
bting negotiated with William A. Hahn, of Balti¬
Md.» to act as the General Manager of the new subsidiary. Mr.
is President of the Railway Radio-Telephone and Signals, Inc.,
which company was formed earlier this year for the special purpose
of acting as national exclusive distributor of all radio communications
equipment manufactured by Aireon Mfg. Corp, for sale to railroads."
and
of operations and
Akron Canton & Youngstown RR.- -Earnings—
1
,,
In
Stock and Bond
manufacture
this
and sell railroad and vehicular
■■•
Baltimore
net
loss
of $1,974,953
.
•
will be filed."
a
SPECIALIST IN
MUNICIPAL
Net
from
Net
ry.
be
redeemed
1944
$1,810,079
$2,137,890
671,895
1,070,698
78,420
incomes
oper.
1861.
_
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24
latest
the
two
works
at the company's plants on
number of the firm's plants still out on
at the La Crosse,
1424 and the company.
reached
was
Union
West
at
the only ones
now
labor walkout
the
agreement
CIO Industrial
main
The
to
reduced
between
are
in
fifth settlement
Oct.
Allis,
9 Mos. End.
'»
',
Sept. 30
Inc. and
'
excess
.
dividends
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• -J
'
-' \
■ • 5,564,036
$2,815,553 . $3,769,963
—2,065,000
2,705,923
3,589,083
V;
♦The
do
-
—
—-i——L—stock
;
,
$1,974,953
paid—
75,920
'*•8,746
common
share
Nil
—
\;.k) $1.04
/
,
$1.49
$2,161,255
48,648
272,772
$2,901,464
;
102,652
165,528,
$3,414,229
329,613
29,531
$2,375,431
,91,292
1,281,363
j 1,493,000
920,000
$3,004,110
158,268
27,467
•
1,877,716
*$940,663
figures for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1945
$1,548,487, $1,773,722
results
of
operations of the British subsidiary for
September,—V." 164, p. 949,
British
$791,139
&
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Continental Corp.—Debentures
Equity Corp. in last week'?. Chronicle, page 2152.—V. 160, p. 2393.
The
of
reports. the
company
receipt
,
Railroad
Pacific
resulting from the war's end and conversion to peacetime production.
It is impracticable to segregate such charges or even to identify all of
them as such;
These items include the cost of relocating the business
premises, experimental and abandoned projects, cost of trial equipment
installed for customers, and having doubtful salvage value, write down
or or loss on disposal of excess or obsolete
inventories, losses on can¬
cellation of purchase contracts, idle plant expense and unabsorbed over¬
head.
tProfit. \
"•
Order
of an order from the Union
Company
for one thousand
70-ton hopper cars
Rodger Ballast Design.—-V,. 164, „p, 119$.
1
.
i
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.
,
Corp.—-Special Meeting—*
^ -See Aviation Corp. below.—-V;. 164, p. 1862,
.
,
American Central Mfg.
.
:
Aireon's
CORPORATE
$3,317,930
96,299
American Car & Foundry Co.—Receives Large
! *Cost or sales and expenses for the fiscal year ended April 30, 1946,
includes substantial amounts for extraordinary or, unusual charges
outstanding capital stock as of Sept. 30, 1946, comprised
64,006 shares of $10 par 60-cent dividend cumulative convertible pre¬
ferred stock and 836,833 shares of 50-cent par value common stock.—
V. -164, p. 1861.
;-^V. v '
the
Consolid.
$3,148,154
246,690
Called—
.
.
consolidated
include
Company
$2,353,110
191,855
144,217
7. $2,741,259
——
J,
American,
; $$750,553 $$1,064,040
■
not
the month of
Loss! for: year-^---—$2,050,873 ! t$741,807 t$l,064,040
Earnings per
——
profits' taxes—--
cess
See
-
income
deductions
Net profit
,
—«\~
profits tax; refund.
Net* loss
Preferred
subsid,
Divs.; fr. foreign
r_
—-
Consolid.
$3,601,952.
.284,022
'
59,230
/,
•
.
1945-
1946—
$2,537,812
:
,
-Earnings-
—
income
Misc.
————2321
-
remaining oh strike.^V. 164, p. 2149,
Depreciation
———232.1
Wis., plant
'
and the Boston, Mass,, plant
.
Wis.,
American Bank Note Co.
1946 '
' 1945
1944
-———♦$12,209,930 $32,002,613 $38,318,830
for
income--..-,-
8,619,194
2,133,507
Fifth Strike Settlement—
OF OPERATIONS FOR PAST THREE FISCAL YEARS
on
314,090
17,507,339^:
:
I Pfd. div.—foreign sub._
^
Prov. for inc.
and ex*
income-..—*———
147,208
16,745,415
6,731,214
> 1,473,478
.
10,632,281
1,361,135
350,075
-
initial quarterly dividend of 81V* cents per share has been de*
on the 3lA%
cumulative convertible preferred stock (par $100),
payable Dec. 5 to holders of record Nov. 21.»
1 •.
v
-
Clearings————2320
—————2321
prov.
based
on
93,442
15,508,780
5,376,521
1,220,238
&
American Home Products Corp.
:
The.,directors
,
—
v >
Declares 10-Cent
Dividend on Increased Shares—
on
the
This
Oct. 24 declared a dividend of 10 cenjts per share
capital stock, payable Dec. 2 to holders of record
equivalent to 30 cents per share on the old stocx
on
increased
Nov. *14.
•
FINANCE
is
:
||iSECONDARY MARKETS
Company
Established 1928
80 BROAD STREET
HAnover; 2-2600
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INCORPORATED
Security Dealers
45 NASSAU STREET,
NEW YORK 4, N. Y.
Bell Teletype:
•
Members Neva York
NY 1-573
Telephone
REctor 2-8600
NEW YORK 6
Philadelphia Telephone
;
I V; f"v.;
Association
Enterprise 0015
Bell Teletype
! New York 1-570
r
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co.—Initfal Preferred Dividend—
'
before
1943
clared
Total
taxes
275,610
An
2302
Other
Taxes
100 W
at
Earnings—
-
188,744
Condition Statement of Member. Banks of
Loss
next,
1945
Condition Statement of
-Years Ended April 30—
22,
$1,242,375
Company
STATEMENT
Nov.
on
1946
$2,726,343
188,531
Net sales
Through Bank Loan
$1,201,536
Foreign Exchange Rates.
System
1,398,520
769,289
'
.
railway.-railway..
164, p.
The
Federal Reserve
'
.v^=-
From Jan. l—;
—V.
.2319
GEARHART & COMPANY
J
Dividends Declared and Payable———2321
.
3^312,358
83,775
3,513,512
1,219,010
596,525
;
Gross: from
Sales—2328
Redemption Calls & Sinking Fund Notices-2321
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47,155
;
•
Ijet ry. cper. income__
2302
Federal; Reserve- Bank
•
Tjrading
Markets in
Over the Counter Securities
DEPARTMENT
qAllen
Telephone:
'
will
September—
from railway.—
.Net from railway
j
FLORIDA & NEW JERSEY
Municipal Bonds : "
bonds
Gross
State and City Bond Offerings and
.
„
,V243a552-
Alabama Great Southern RR.
General Corporation and Investment News_2281 :
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-
913,125
345,597
;
164, p. 186i.
The
loan.
2149.
p.
.
Miscellaneous Features
The Course of Bank
614,688
,
corporate trustee, 100 Broad¬
New York, N. Y.
Immediate payment, may be received;
There
reported to be outstanding $1,102,000 of these bonds.—V. 164,
were
A
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Stock and Bond Averages—
The
September (1946) profit, before provision for taxes, amounted
to $124,729, Mr. Walker reported,
Of this amount, $30,633 resulted
Trom current operations of the company, $90,887 from other transac¬
tions largely non-recurring in nature, and the remaining $3,209 was
«et Income of the active subsidiaries.
A provision for tax-carryback
.claim previously accrued on account of losses in earlier months was
necessarily adjusted downward by $119,400 on account of the profit
.accruing during September, with the result that the net profit after
giving effect to this reduction was $5,329, he added.
As of Sept. 30. last, the company held signed orders from distributors
rdfor electric phonographs and accessories which, if priced at the com¬
pany's prices now in effect, would constitute a backlog estimated at
approximately $22,200,000. Mr. Walker comments that "the significance
./••.of such orders for consumers' goods has been questioned in this and
> other industries, and no representation is made or inference intended
with respect to whether such orders would or could be enforced in
whole or in part, particularly in view of the long period of time it will
take the company to manufacture any such quantity of goods."
r
The other backlog of the company consists of orders for approxi¬
mately-$807,000 for Navy developmental work on a cost plus a fixed
lee basis, $49,500 for railway radio-telephone^quipment and $23,COO
for all other products.
At the same time the backlog of Cinaudagraph
;y
Speakers, Inc., was $1,068,000 for radio and phonograph speakers.
.Mid-Co Tool and Supply Co., another subsidiary, ships various items
for oil well equipment from stock.
■>.
Commenting on bank loans, Mr. Walker stated: "Under the revolving
credit agreement dated Dec- 31, 1945, the company obtained commit;ments from banks, and loans thereunder in the. aggregate principal
..amount of $2,000,000.
On May 17, 1946, this agreement was amended
whereby the company obtained commitments, and loans for an addi¬
tional $1,025,000.
This additional amount ($1,025,000) was repaid
on Aug. 1, 1946.
Of tho remaining $2,000,000, a total of $400,000 was
repaid on Sept. 25, 1946, $500,000 is payable Oct. 30, 1946, and $1,100,000 on Nov. 30, 1946. The company is how engaged in negotiations
for the refunding of this $1,600,000 of unpaid bank loans but no def¬
inite commitment has yet been obtained."
Mr. Walker also reported that Aireon is
carrying out a pian to
transfer the manufacture of radio-telephones to a wholly-owned sub-sidiary, "The Aireon-Radio-Telephone Mfg. Co.," which will complete
the manufacture of existing inventories in a plant in Kansas
City.
Mo., and then will move its entire operations to a leased plant at an
advantageous location in the east.
bank
Transactions New York Curb Exchange—..2302 :
,
email.
Over-the-Counter Markets
3,390,960
154,028
1—
from
Deficit.—V.
way,
—2315
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
3,016,710
;
'
and interest at the New York Trust Co.,
;
.---—23151
Toronto Stock Exchange--————
.2316
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section—,.2318
:
63,611
1943
$369,811
$388,798
113,258
It is announced that funds for the redemption of the first mortgage
4%% bonds, due 1951, were obtained from proceeds of a $2,000,000
Montreal Curb Exchange——
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*10,126
*19,142
•
1944
•
$270,328:
-
Alabama Gas Co.—Refunds Bonds
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■
Stock Exchange—
Stock Exchange—.
Montreal Stock Exchange.—
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"The loss sustained in the 1945-1946 fiscal year is attributable principally to the costs cf reconversion," stated Mr, Walker in his annual
report to stockholders.
It was not until the latter part of May of this
year—one
month after the fiscal year's end—that production of
Blreon's electric phonographs" in substantial quantity commenced, al-:
though operating expenses continued to accrue because of the neces¬
sity to continue developments and to maintain an organization during
the transition period.
Electric phonographs have accounted for sub¬
stantially all of the sales of the company.
During September, a new
manufacturing schedule of 1,500 units a month became effective, past
experience indicating that that is the maximum number for which
parts can be procured to assure efficient and continuous production.
Production of other principal lines of the company has been relatively
.
*
1945
.
$398,542
- 111,195
Net ry. oper. income-.
-
;v.
resulted from operations of Aireon and
its consolidated subsidiaries, Cinaudagraph Speakers, Inc., and MidCo Tool and Supply Co., and gives effect to a claim against the Fed¬
eral Government, under the "carryback" provisions of the Internal
Revenue Code, for a refund of a portion of the Federal income taxes:
and excess profits taxes paid in prior years.
:
~
"In the case of the parent company the claims for refund amounted
to $3,589,083," stated Mr, Walker.
"A tentative claim of $3,477,083.
was paid by the government on July 31, 1946; < 1) by the payment to
the company of $2,963,684 in cash and (2) by applying $513,399 of
the claim to liquidate the unpaid balance of Federal taxes for the
previous year;
A claim for additional refund of an estimated $112,000
The
Quotations
2312
—2312
Chicago Stock Exchange
2312
Cincinnati Stock Exchange—
2313
Cleveland Stock Exchange--—————2313
Detroit Stock Exchange———————-——2313
Lbs Angeles Stock Exchange—^.2313
Philadelphia Stock Exchange—-——-2314
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange—.
-——2314
St. Louis Stock Exclr^nge.—_L—2315.
Boston
radio communications
•i-"'-: .<
,
railwayNet from railway
„.
•JSew York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
2291
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)——__2302 y
New York Curb Exchange
-2307
dent, on Oct. 29 stated that the company's operations in September,
last, resulted In a profit and that a new subsidiary has been organized
equipment."'
Issue
From Jans
corporation had a consoli¬
dated net loss of $1,974,953 In the fis-al vear ended Anrfi so, 19*6,
after giving effect to a. tax refund credit, Randolph C. Walker, Presi¬
to
This
Gross
year.
that
1946
September--from railway- XNet from railway
.J*
Net ry^: oper. incomei.
>
Reports Net Loss in 1945-1946 Fiscal Year—September
Operations Show Profit—Makes New Manufacturing ArQrangements for Railroad Radio—Negotiations on for Re¬
funding of Bank Loans—
disclosure
a
opening of additional offices. Issiie not underwritten.
Gross
negotiatious. underway looking to the refinancing of
bank loans, the directors have decided to defer consideration of the
dividend on the preferred stock which would be payable on Nov. 1,
1946, ft. C. Walker,
President, has announced. ; Regular quarterly
distributions of 15 cents each were made on Feb. 1, May 1 and Aug. 1,
with the
SEC
$1
expansion
of
Coincident
S, Inc., Jackson Heights, New York—Files With
The company on Oct. 24 filed a letter of notification with the
for 20,450 shares
(no par)
common, but with a/Stated value
share. Offering price, $5 a share. Proceeds will be used for
,
this
Copy
SEC—
more,
Hahn
Aireon Manufacturing: Corp.—-Defers Dividend Action
Because
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
A I
ment contract is now
Jr. ha3 been elected President of the Obiof<
Chemical & Mfg. Co.. a subsidiary, succeeding L. A. Hull.
Mr. Landis
...•was formerly Vice-President.
\-j,
E.
INDUSTRIAL
-
"The
Air Reduction Co., Inp^r-New President of
Houston
Price 60 Cents
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Y., Monday, November 4, 1946
Troster, Currie & Summers
Members New York
"
Security Dealers Association
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y.
Telephone HAnover 2-2400
Teletype NY 1-376-377
Private Wires to Buffalo Cleveland Detroit Pittsburgh. St, Louis
74
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2282
share previously paid
Period—.
ferioa-—
;$4,105,239
-,K<*,eaies: Manufaoturlng-,——
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82,766
123,885
$7,962,362
$8,051,252
686,681
1,398
1.951,614
9,022
1,964,993
Drl5,o48
$1,960,636
$1,949,145
431,191
74,886
1,215,397
229,252
873,731
372,237
——•—■«--$182,002
$515,987
16,790
t$703,177
V 46,865
——
Selling and advertising expenses—
General and admin, expenses
Operating
Total
profit
,5>893
———-r
$532,777
95,880
191,000
$750,042
96,409
334,000
$69,828
$0.20
'
—
Federal income taxes——.—;———
Net profit
$245,897
$0.70
outstanding at Sept.
Sept. 30, 1945, after
interest in United States Gauge Co. earnings.
tAfter deferring $55,000 expended on research,
ment during the first quarter of-1945 and charged
Operations.—V. 164, p. 2006,
♦Based
on
shares
350,000
250 shares outstanding at
,
'
Radiator
American
6 Months Ended
against subsequent
'
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stock
tne
held at the date of record and that tne
by a group headed by Smith; barney A co.
subscription price and owier details will be
;.X
2574. \
determined.—V«. 163,
by
v..,
6754,207 '
as£retsrr~^i_^IZI^;:::; l'-559)034
fixed
V
;
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;c;-.
19,890,849
15,340,000
-
—___
Steel Corp., were redeemed in Decembr
1945, at the price of
$2,250 for each $1,000 bond, plus accrued interest an4 the premium
on
such redemption was charged to income in the fourth
quarter of
tne
stockholders
1945,.
in
that report, in December 1945, Bethlehem
a suit that had been
pending against, it since March "'
alleged infringements of patents over a period of about
nine years and the cost of the
settlement, approximately $2,000,000.
was-also charged to Income in the fourth
quarter of 1945.
-
:
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In
.
credits from
r
^
^
;
v
Barnsdall Oil
been
registration
effective
the
under
-
Fed.
Restrictions Lifted
Overseas Calls to
on
t—V, 164, p.-1078,
v
Russia--
;
possible
prder.
7
f
*
-
;
v
1945
,
1944
$i,805,831 X
$1,633,278
715,583
-
1,007.853
$1405,6672 X $625,425
1,500,000
1,500,000
$0.74
$0.42
L179,459
$626,372
s
1.500,000.
$0.42
>
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of
4.25%
cumulative
preferred
at
stock
($100).
par
Company
is one of the country's leading manufacturers of storage
separators, heaters, treaters, pressure vessels, valves'and other
products sold chiefly to oil producers and refiners. . The*
company represent the recent merger of Black, Sivalls & Bryson. Inc.
$7,154,478
$6,608,004
and
,
stock
$3,535,553 ;' $3,455,177 J;
$1.55
.4^'.:.$^,
the
A.
Smith Corp.
It also owns beneficially all the capital
Tank Co. and all the outstanding capital stock of
subsidiary with headquarters in Calgary.
The Black.
Sivalls & Bryson organization dates back to 1893 when the company,
was formed to supply wooden tanks to the young petroleum industry.
Its principal plants are In Kansas
City, Mo. and Oklahoma City, witt*
5 smaller plants and 33 branches. 1
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3,152,826.
3,618,925
•
of
J.
Connor
Canadian
About 90%
of the company's products are distributed to customers
the Mid-Continent and Gulf Coast areas, Nortwestern States and
Texas, New Mexico, Michigan, Illinois and Ohio.
Around 78% of
gross sales represent products made in its Kansas-City and OklahomaCity plants, the remainder representing service and maintenance work
rendered, i
*
in
f:
day and evening. The cost of a three-minute call from
anywhere in the United States to Moscow is $12 on weekdays, and
"469 on Sunday.—V. 164, p. 2006.
1
reasons
if
is
not
always
alphabetical
alphabetical
;
,
*
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it
"■action
time
24
the
that
-frith
the declaration
results, are available
financial
the
as
Oct.
on
connection
in
proceeds
from
the
.
.
preferred stocks- and common
purchasers, F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc. and H. M;
Byllesby & Co. The net proceeds from the sale of the 20,000 shares of
preferred stock, and of the 100,000 shares of common stock, on July
29, 1946, by the company to the purchasers (estimated at $2,957,365.
will
sale of
the
to the
go
— Dividend Action Postponed-^
Backlog of Undelivered OrdersRafter deduction of estimated
announced
was
The
stocks
Beech Aircraft Corp.
Has Large
hours
.of America's
mechanical,
to arrange companies: in exact
However, they ara always as near
(position as.,
,
extended to include about nine
be
,
,
NOTE*—For
the company announced on Oct. -29. The service opened
during the war three yeara ago.
Until recently, it was restricted to
Government officials, the Press and to use by the U. S. Embassy.
1
The circuit, about 4,700 miles long, is one of the most northerly
of the company's transatlantic radiotelephone circuits.
Because the;.;1
radio path is closer to the magnetic pole than other channels, trans¬
mission over
it is difficult,
particularly during period^ of severe
use,
The hours of service have been
will
in
States have been "removed and the service is now available for general
magnetic disturbance.
,ta^
....
20>000 shares
calls between Moscow and the United
Restrictions on radiotelephone
"insur-
charged
expected
164, p. 551.
Black; Sivalls & Bryson, Inc.—Stock Offered^—A bank-"
ing syndicate headed by F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc. and H.
M. Byllesby & Co., Inc., made a public
offering Oct. 30
of 100,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $10 peri
share.
The same bankers In September; lasf;-offered
a/,1949
1946
^
,
profits
profit?
of capital. share8_w^u.>i
per share-....--.-
—^163.^2287/
of
revenue
the
was
was
Inc.—Earnings—
inc. and. excess
Net
to
$2,500,000
it.
related
operations——
-share- on; outstanding stock...^-.
per
gross
added
was
and
whieh
Number
the- company and its subsidiaries^ for ^the;
quarter July 1 to Sept. 30, 1946 amounted to $4,605,159; for the nine
months to Sept. 30, 1946, such gross, revenue amounted tV$12,275,854.
The
income
tanks,
Net 'profitTrom:
"Earnings
.
$1,500,000
to
pensions
;
1946 after expenses-..;.^—$1,821,258
Net
a
■
1945
for
and subsequent years.—V.
Best Foodsi
Co.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
9 Months Ended
of
charged
provide
Quar ter Ended Sept. 30—
-
appointed
Operating profit after Federal taxes.
Additions to reserves and lease costs written off
Securities -Act
the
quarter
and
to
granted in 1946
Qorp.—New Appointment—
hks
fourth
reserve"
income
to
chief metallurgist of: this
corporation. Prior to his new association, he was-- Chief ' Metallurgist
of K & L Steelfoundera & Engineers^ England.
In is new position, Mr. Jazwinski will devote his attention to cus¬
tomer
relations,
technological research and improvement and ex¬
pansion of production facilities Of tne > corppraciofi'sry 12' suosidlary
companies.—V.; Ib4, p. 951; V. 163, p, 8414,
Jazwinski,
J.
the
u,ance
,
.
settled
for
Earned
Ind.—V..164, .p.. 1863*
stated in
was. also,
Co.
1943,
Orosley
Tne
As
Steel
•
and New Idea, Inc., have
Corp.
Barium Steel
s.
,
■
of
(other than
lehem
r
the
of
redeem
Idea meeting Nov.
meeting Nov.-20 at CpnnewviUe,
(&
making of an offer by the company, holders, of
capital stock of record at the close of business on Nov. 8, 1946, shall
have the right to subscribe on or before Dec. 16, 1946, at par (flat)
for 15-year 23A% convertible debentures *o be rioted Deo. 15, 1046. and
flue Dec. 15, 1961, to the extent of "$100, principal amount of deben¬
tures
ior
cacti
-tux
shm ea
1.
DewcuWeis
hoc
oe
issuett in
denominations of less tban $100,
(See V. 164, p. 2006.) .
v
public
•
and deprec,
.
(The) Aviation Corp.-^Special Meetings Called—
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Rightsupon
depl.
As was stated in the preliminary report for. 1945, $1,906,000, principal amount, of the purchase-money mortgage 6% bonds of.Bethlehem Steel Co. due. Aug, 1, 1998, which had been assumed by Beth.-*
I
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and
for
charges-
dismantlement
sale _or
on
■;
will be held Nov. 18 in Cincinnati; the New
19 at Coldwater, Ohio; and the American Central
of $270,000.
.
During the first nine months of 1946, dividends received from foreign
mU^WBries «mo»nt.ed to $1,637,906, No part of these dividends is in¬
cluded in the foregoing statement, but the amount hereof is held
in a reserve until operating results of such subsidiaries for the full
1933,
19(
30,
$786,602,93*3
depr. on certain
;X equipment provided for through charge to operating exc
pense) and for amort, in-.1945 of emergency\facilities.,,
Proyislon fpx- taxes based
°fTh?ecroSey Meeting
194$
$3,748,149
1946 '
*$3,221,471
income —-—-wji-—-———————
estimated tax refunds based on carry-back
contingent
SEPT.
income'-.84,786,598
Loss
r
Corp., American Central
been caned to consider ;
the proposed acquisition of these companies by The Aviation Corp.
Directors of the three corporations nave already approved proposals
Whereby AVCO would therefore acquire the assets and businesses 'of
their respective companies.' AVCO now owns approximately 90%
of
the stock of both Crosley-and New Idea, and;,about 61%, of the stock
sales and develop¬
♦Includes
of
RESULTS. FOR 12 MONTHS ENDED
^
Interest--and other
tProv-.
.
'
Sept. 30—
year fchall have been
common
Meetings of
Manuiacturing
30, 1946; and on
deducting minority
Sanitary Corp.
Standard
&
.
V
1946 to prior years
..
.'billings
Total
amendment.
"
proceeds from the- proposed financing w.ll be used
outstanding 148,UdO snares of cumulative preferred
stock, convertible 4% series A, at $105 per snare. Tiie balance wui
be added to tne company's general iunds, to be deviated to tne repay¬
ment of bank' loans,
and other obligations, the acquisition and
veiopment of additional production, and tne expansion ox refining,
transportation and marketing lacdities. ■
Capital expenditures made by tne company during the eighteen
months ended June 30, 1946, total $51,bla,oou, ox w*uch $2j,'*,i4,uu0
was
for
domestic cruue oil production and $10,532,0u0 ior xore.gn
crude oil productioxr.—^V» 164, p. 1714.
*-
Subs.)—Earnings—
Net
of
Part
to
$319,633
$0.92
.
——
——
♦Net profit per share———---
"346
'Net
—
dividend rate,
The
furnished
$187,895
37,067
81,000
income
deductions
Other
circular
company
offer will be underwritten
$3,434,640
■
manufact'g
-
Other income
to
Net income
filed October 29 with the SEC a registration state¬
$41,242,508;'
ment covering 296,000 shares of cumulative preierence stocx.
it is
'?'" NOTE-rThbe' Vesults Inecessarily re'flefct"' certain year-end adjust'-1
stated in the registration statement that holders oi common sccox
;
ments made in the fourth quarter of 1945 which are in whole or in
of the company will have the right to subscribe to the new yieiereuou j
|part applicable to operations for previous quarters in that year.
; V. V
stock at
the rate
ol' one share oi preference stock ior each nine
$688,079
v,
profit from sales:
referring
Preferred With SEC
Atlantic Refining Co,—Registers
The
.
'
29,
-
shares
Mining
.
I
$9,922,998 $10,000,397
36,082
'
Gross
'
$9,m0jl
$4,142,719* V
•
ftp
Minirg
Oct.
on
.
'
'
CONSOLIDATED
,
Exchange
dated May' 14, 1946, directing that certificates* of common
stock, of $100 par valnej shall be deliverable- Until, further-: notice
against* sales, directed that beginning Nov. 19,. .1946,- deliveries;.' in
settlement of Exchange corUfacts in common stock,, of .nd par-value,.
may be made only with ceruCTPfttes stamped to indicate the change
from $100 par value to no par value.:—V. 164. p. 1863.
Subs.)—Earnings
Metals» Inc. (&
Stock
York
New
6-6455,
cents per
(Not including Foreign Sales subsidiary)
'
;
'
3 Mos. End. 9 Mos. End. 9 Mos. End.
Sept 30('46 Sept. '30,'46 Sept. 30,'45';
-
-
The
each month.—'VX 164, p.l8o2.
American Machine &
Form of Certificate—
-
Oct. 31 to
share,was
outstanding prior to the 200% etock distributiorv made on
holders of record Oct. 14.; A cash dividend of $aeents_por
made on, the old shares on Nov. 1, which compares with 20
Monday, November 4, 1946
and
directors have postponed
of a dividend until such
for the fiscal year ended
sale
in
expenses in connection with its issue
amount of 83,635)
were, together with other funds
used to pay the $4,250,000 note given by the company
corporate name of the A. J. Smith Corp. to Fr S.
Inc.
The proceeds of this note (received by the com¬
the
of the company,
under Its then
Yantis
&
Co.,
of $1 per share was made on OqjL 31,
pany on April
10, 1946) were applied to the purchase of shares of
'
Black, Shialls & Bryson, Inc., a. Maine corporation. ■
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>
*
American Water Works & Electric Co., Inc.—Output''due to the fact that Ttermlnatloff
For further details
of history,, capitalizatin,
earnings, etc., see
power output of the electric properties of this company for
of war contracts,
accelerated depreciation of warime facilities, and
the
V. 164, p. 1589»:;;;X::;v^yvX;'I1"*::41"-M
v^week ending Oct.-26, 1946, totaled 93,228,000 kwh., an increase of | renegotiation for the fiscal year of 1945, are all involved in the
i
15,84% over the output of 80,477,000 kwh., for the corresponding
period ended Sept. 30, 1946 and will have a result on the financial
status of the company,
it is anticipated that the decision about a
;-week of 1945.—V. 164, p. 2150.
(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co, (& Subs.).—Qua^-* ■
1
dividend may be delayed for a period of 60 days or longer." ;: | ;
terly Earnings—
.
^
; S Walter H. Beech, Chairman of the board and President, stated sales
1
Ann Arbor RR.—Earnings—
during the fiscal year of 1946 exceeded original expectations and
(Including Wholly-owned Subsidiary Companies)
September—
•
1946
;;
1945
*
1944
1943
amounted to $21,304,598. Considering that the company started the
Gross from railway—$498,867
$457,211 I $463,183
$524,438
Period End. Septr. 30—
1946—3 Mos.—1945
1946—9 Mos.—1945
past fiscal year with a backlog of approximately $7,000,000 and that
Net from railway. vr : 50,352
62,486 :
92,430- '165,066
practically no aircraft deliveries were made during the first quarter,
Net ry. oper income-,-*:.
8,340
24,974
49,699. ;
*50,643
-Sales
(net of - returns,«
these" results are considered to be very gratifying, Mr. Beech said. s :v
From Jan, 1—
'
■
•
The present backlog approximates $30,000,000 of undelivered orders, ?;^:allowancesx;K;fcoujiwardXwi;X'5&;:X;;CX:&;v'fei^X
"
Gross from railway-Ji.
4,407,113 ? 4,595,286
4,394,302
4,502,771
freight, etc.)
164,402,932 146,584,752 472,255,650 472,987,500
which considerably exceeds the amoupt of deliveries for the fiscal
Net from railway
; Other
..-2
,446,108
1,045,150
1,032,440
1,339,177
oper. revenues—
2,268,699
3,980,558 ; 9,740,260 16,467,684
^year-Just;-' ended^,;;*;:,
Net ry. oper income—
/
71,983
526,167
514,219
620,302 '
It was reported that excellent progress is being made in connection
Total
^-V. 164, p. 1724. .
166,671,631 150,585,310 481,995,910 489,455,184
with the Model 35 Beechcraft Bonanza and that this personal, four\
.
Cost of goods sold and
place, all-metal airplane should be in production within 30 days.
other oper. charges— 107,219,342
97,482,732 308,127,086 310,586,38$
Purchase commitments for more than 1,500, of these planes are on
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings-^ t
Selling, general and ad■
- "■ *
i hand at the present ..time and deliveries will be made in strict priority
(Includes Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Ry. and Panhandle &
>
ministrative
expenses
£ in the same sequence that purchase orders were received. Production
17,229,776
12,934,024
37,959,113
51,406,971
Santa Fe Ry.)
<
Deprec. & obsolescence.
6,719,372
8,599,623
19,947,259;? 26,253,732
is expected to reach 12 a day by the Spring of 1947. "
r
Fed. taxes on oper. inMr. Beech reported favorable progress; also on the ; 20-passenger
'r Period End. Sept. 30— 1946—-Month—1945
1946—9 Mos.—194&
•*' \!
»"-v
come
J
,V< 1 ;
.V. • •
.. ,'w
(allocated por^
V '
Model 34 Beechcraft which is expressly designed for air carrier opertion)
; ation
14,430,000 *21,360,000
42,470,000 *81,810,00©
Ry. oper. revs. ^1.—^
33,700,799" ; 36,852,481 305,420,567 415,964,873
into
and from very small fields. It is anticipated that the -:■■.
Ry. operi expenses—; 25,536,979'
187,851,472 231,317,707 $314,971,435
prototype airplanes of-this model will -fly in January or'February
■■■-Ry. tax accruals
3,729,397Crt40,100,i81 39,555,246 }67,044,965 '
21,073,141
10,188,931
Of 1947.—V. 164, p, 822.
' . "
60,044^194 32,845,95$
1946. A distribution
Sept. 30,
„
last year, and on Oct, 26, 1944.
/ It
was further announced that
,
,
.
.
,
.
,
.
.
.,
•
.
-
,
'
.
.
.
.
.
t
.
-
1
.
.
.
'
-
Other debits or credits
Cr84,124.
,Hr224,18t
Net ry. oper. income
4,518,547
*11,122,991
Drl31,325
Dr5,326,337
"
-
^
34,416,289
•Deficit, : tlncludes adjustment flue to
ending of the
period for amortization of ; defense; facilities.
28,622,136
emergency
»
Obtains Loans for Purchase of
-
.
/
,
were:
'
;•
:
.
v;-."■■■■-■• VV::
\>f 250 50-ton box
the purchase
For
cars,
to be manufactured by the
Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Co;, $927,800, representing about
60%
of
the
cost,
awarded
to
the
Central Hanover Bank & Trust
Co.
of New York'at.an interest rate of 1.6475%.
For the purchase of 350 steel 40-ton refrigerator
cars, to be manu¬
the Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Co., $2,352,000,
representing about 80% of the cost, awarded to the First National Bank
of Kansas City at an interest rate of 1.495%.
,'
1
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For the purchase of four 6,00C-h.p. Diesel electric road
locomotives, to
he manufactured by the American Locomotive Co.,
$2,024,000, repre-
factured by
jsenting about 80%
of the cost, awarded to the Northern Trust Comoanv
of Chicago at an interest rate of 1.5%.
■■■v->-.;
;f;.v
new 50-ton
-
Period End. Sept. 30—
1946—Month—1945
•
Oper. revenues
Oper.
$
9,516,567s,
9,095,149,
.Cr200,000
—
8,825,216
8,244.127
^
expenses
•Taxes
$
Cr261,532
'
^
,
1946—9 Mos.—1945
$ ••
93,335,535 113,452,397
86,122,114
83,915,774
4,900,000
20,179,041
Equip, and joint facility
rents
——
23.982
-
32,488
2,562,842
3,544,850
Net ry.
oper. income-,
.757,107.
127,398
*249,421 • -5,812,732
♦Railway tax accruals include credit adjustment of $700,000 for the
of September, 1946, .and-$1,400,000 for the 9- months'
period
representing estimated excess profits credit carryback.
NOTE—Figures for 1945 have been revised for comparative purposes
»
,
operation of Atlanta, Birmingham & Coast RR.-
$1,745,682
$1,859,697
from
General Mo-
tors Corp.
stock
com.
447,712
544,630
998,403
417,116
399,197
507,283
11,306,783
2,714,7- '
4,224,428
13,409,815
3,878,769
3,391,408
14,753,306
3,451,604
'
5,000,000
7,500,000
17,500,000
1,823,230
864*840
142,71©
87T002
5,372,052
f 1,186,98$
5,864,840
8,371,002
24,695,282
930,000
2,560,000
22,500,00©
Income from investment
in controlled cos. not
$2,287,442
2,645.285
2,850,078
2;975,
income—
—V. 164, p. 1864.
wholly
'
owned
,
1,713,698
.
23,829,672
Prov.
for Fed. taxes on
otherincome ; (allo-
.;■
2,700,00©
Issue—
5,374,840
7,441,002
22,135,282
21,129.672
corporation on Oct. 31 announced that it proposes to issue
$50,000,000 of consolidated mortgage 30-year sinking fund 2%% bonds,
series J, due Nov. 15, 1976.
^
,
>
>
>
It is expected that, these bonds will be sold to a group of under¬
writers headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and Smith, Barney & Co. and will
be offered to the public shortly after the middle of November.
The net proceeds of the sale of these bonds, together with other
moneys in the treasury, will be expended for additional facilities in
the st£el plants of the corporation. *.
^
.
-f
26,447,981
1,899,956
17,629,933
82,179,876
1,899,956
5,699,869
53,975,625
5,699,869
Bethlehem Steel Corp.—Plans $50,000,000 Bond
The
,
.
>
INCOME
CONSOLIDATED
Int. and other
♦Prov.
chgs.__!,
depletion
for
and depreciation
Net
on
inc.
for
537,293
-
bef.
taxes
taxes
1946—9 Mos.—1943
'
9,402,356
1,871,012
§49,894,478
17,703,005 727,218,333
§70,105,840
15,308,590
40,504,650
«
31,069,258
"
*
^
7,570,000
10,710,000
7,160,000 $34,980,000
„
23,499,258
$8.3$
$6.23
♦Other than depreciation on certain equipment provided for through
charge tooperating expenses.. j-Deficit.
tCredit. §Including prevision
for amortisation, of seip.^rgency facilities.
..
. • ■ v .
Net
inc.
for period-
Per share of
com.
s't^.
10,543,005
$2.99
stock
.of
equity
.......
24,548,025
15,729,977
76,480,007
putstand.
shares
11,121,962
11,121,976
11,121,962
share
$2.21
profits
1
Amount earned
JCo.'s
to
a
in
controlled
—
cos.
dividends
;
$1.41
48,275,75©
11,116,495
$6.88
J
$434
1
not
*
694,000.
'581,000
19,463,361: 13,902,421
.
'■
»
!
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Drl29,000
1,637,00©
52,829,124 ' 41,691,84$
♦Includes
acts.
profits
provision for liability under renegotiation and repricing
tExcluding average number-of shares in treasury.
fEquity in
exceeded
the
dividends
received
proximately these amounts.—V.
164,
p.
from
such
X
2016.
companies by
*
; ;11
;
ap»
•
•'
^
based
income
applicable
>common
tCom.
Common
^
5,175,232
Balance
wholly owned I——-,
321,017,191 561,921,282 1,101,882,245
29,815,000 57,684,252
110,577,454
t7,138($55
j
,
STATEMENTS
1946—3 Mos.—1945
Sept. 30—
Net billings ——— 223,535,269
Total income .U—23,415,530
Prov.
month
io include results of
'
railway
oper
Per. End.
RR.—Earnings—
■
_
ry.
income—
railway-
from
from
Net
the General American Transportation
Corp.—V. 164, p. 2150.
Atlantic Coast Line
Gross
1943
1—
Jan.
Net
.
\
1944
1945
.
$2,148,094
1,058,580
771,164
railway
oper.
From
>
.
;
The company rejected all bids received in connection with
the funds
for the purchase of six 6,000-h.p. Diesel electric road
locomotives, to be
manufactured by the General Motors Corporation, and 750
box cars, to be manufactured by
Net ry.
:
490,000
,1946.
,
Net from
Equipment—
The company on Oct. 30 announced acceptance of three bids for
securities to finance acquisition of railroad equipment.
The awards
Divs.
R^.—Earnings-
Bessemer & Lake Erie
September—
/
Gross from railway-—
7;761,667
:;'
$2.05
29,794,650
<
.
Book-of-the-Month Club, Inc., N. Y
.SEC— /v.-. X;/
^
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The
company
for 300,000
Oct. 28 filed
shares ($1.25 par)
-
^
,;
Registers With
.;v:
;
registration statement with the
SEC
capital stock. Underwriters, East¬
man, Dillon. & Co., New York. Of .th© total,• the company is
selling
100,000 shares and six stockholders, including-Harry, Scherman, Presi¬
dent, and Meredith Wbod, Vice-President, are selling the remaining
200,000 shares. Company will use Its net proceeds for working capital
to be used for expansion of inventories of
paper and other raw ma¬
terials and.book inventories,
*
on
-
a
....
Volume 164
Number 4539
Profit before
1S46"
:
-
-THE COMMERCIAL
•
/
1945
'
$2,586,785
Burling(on-Rock Island RR,—Earnings—
1945 •'
>;
•1944
/
1946
1,889,964
1,363,569
783,163
992,111
Gross
$2,045,302
2,000,828
37,590
and depletion——
Federal and foreign income and ex¬
v
From
Gross
'557,942
Net
$1,180,071
profit.
Class
v
shares-—-———
A
./ •Un.der
1
the
94,583
200,000
$4.08
106,846
49,758
2,506,631
2,455,355
2,209,338
-<-613,178
;
126,923
1714.
878.763
625,545
2,158,361
801,205
423,540
440,457
| dates
70,083
53,403
,
was high bidder-Oct. 28 for $2,300,000 equipment
certificates, naming a price of 99.87 and a rate of
trust
;
21/8%.
-V
-'■/'■■'V
///'••/' '•
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Two other bids were submitted.
Co. offered to pay par for 2Y4S and
1—
railway—
railway——
'
,
$3.57
-
$3.18
200.000.
$2.14
$2.38
.....;
m
H
-
Callahan Zjnc-Lead Co., N. Y,—FiJesWith SEC—
'
^he compahy On! Oc^?23i filed ^
V
notification with the SEC
28,000 shares ;of SI par common or such number .of shares as will
$100,000 on behalf of Harrison White, Inc., New York, who
purchased-the shares from the issuer in July, 1938, as underwriter.
Price, at ^market.—V. 4.62, p. 2813.*
>
«• y.
provisions of the. -shares,
,
for
Central Illinois Electric
Registers with SEC—
aggregate
-.NOTEr-Net profit in 1943 for the period includes foreign profits
to exchange restrictions in amount of $84,784; 1945, $76,857,
*
'
jand 1944, $68,751.—V. 164, p. 951.
The Guaranty Trust
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
vine., 98.533 for 2s. The issue matures Oct. 1, 1947 to
% 1956.—V.
164, p. 2150.
4o/.9U/'
---
participating
Central of Georgia
Ry.—Equipment Issue Awarded—
Fulton National Bank of
Atlanta, Ga., and asso-
$184,056
77,244
*32,479
The
-V-pEC
company
Oct.
on
for 80,000
subscription
f°r
.
.
24
shares
to
each
'*•
Botany Worsted Mills—Plans Recapitalization^—
:
'■*.
stockholders
The
vote
Dec. .6. on
a
proposed recapitalization
H. Johnson, President,, announced./ At th'e;.same
on a proposal
to change the cdTnpany's name to
Net
thev
will
vote
Mills
Botany
*
•
No.
%
*
•
lor-share.
.
*
of which 50,000 shares
-into -common
stock
on
the
are
basis of;four
outstanding, will be changed
shares of common tor one
mfCol.
adoption of the 'recapitalization plan
/tolifycthe conipiany'y capital jBtryctuye. »
said
of
dividend
of
m^
.
Col. Johnson
bine- months
Under,
would
,9^
'
also
*
.
ended
Sept. 29,
that
i
t-w-* company s
net -earnings
the
1946, amounted to about
the
present
he earnings
for
xapitalization, Col. .Johnson
the year of $13.02 per share
"In the event the proposed
capitalization
r-
if!re
each
for
outstanding. * D
preferred
one
The
'
offering -consisted at
?
S<i)t.
1
in
each
September—
debentures
inclusive
-
Chartered
Trustee,
/Ct counsel
% and
these
and
Trust
debentures
are
HJxecutor
/^pani^s registered
Company
investments
British insurance Companies Act,
in
The
which
in
The preference shares
*115,047
•
^64,; :p, 552. ■
ry.
1944
-
.
♦393,091
income
oper.
V.
1,790,100
^
—V.
^
.
interest
sec.
* '■/
*924,344
164, ;p:
earnings
$124,900
*43,178
-♦66i63Ll
*93,979
*114,955
1,409,000
1,290,600
"329,167
*454,666
*822,953
...
*951,801
-
and .class
;
Net
;i945
$6,217,000
Taxable
sales
$226,560
Net income
ipiys,
$210,758
36,579
:
29,253
stock-
pn capital
f
$181,495
.
193,116
—
ASSETS—Cash in banks,
163,062
7
97,650
:
'Total
revenues
operation.,.
$27,260
196,493
loaned
/Prov.
for
■
of
light
1,366,201
1,268,269
212,801
.$23,232
230,474
taxes-.
2,138,194
77,534
2,612,586
2,603,436
taxes--
Operating income-^-/
Gther
income /.(net)
101,769
$3,320,179
29,665
;
1,235,900
Federal
Other
expenses
Prop, retir.
res.
on
Net oper.
revenues,
Net income
—V.
745,364
$1,725,401
$1,762,796
$1.89
$2.31
$2.37
The
2007.
4'/2%
(par
.
*After
For
p.
2007.
$1)
(No. 6612), filed July
stock (par
55 cents
stock,
.-.VS■ /;■ '■
common
was
withdrawn
.//'
Oct.
22.—V.
164,
a
a
348,614
$2,229,750
111,760
148,450
J——
tax.
99,750
(est.)—
149,833
1,857,136
•
1,203,784
70,000
..
:
162,759,528
$694,364
Preferred Stock and
-■*.
.
The.
;
was
PP. 5, -417,
•
$315,271
5,228
$320,499
161,895,
153,441
Sam
$5,210,333
78,759
$3,415,739
780,440
V
$1.87
elected
excess
profits
was
$419,205
240,000
.
,
.
$1,75
taxes.
from
-
$4,932,104
495,804
—
$0.88
-
•
.
Assistant
;
~
>1946
,
railway
common
incentive
J
1946
•
$604,834
;
;.-$i.5»:
,
Vice-President,
and
Assistant
and Guy E. Tysor
Secretary.—V. 164.
r/.t./T/
-
,
1945.
,
ry.
Net
—V.
164, p.
*18,78,0
23,127
22,878
,3,141,165
3,494,642
3,305,207
663,701
1,260,897
2,010,974
271,030
595,201
608,232
S6,118
< r!»U2,245
1716.
■
$347,069
$302,664
96,977
83,422
./
•;
1946
Earnings/-.
1945
■
4,449,780
2,320,556
r
1944
5,831,341
1,671,628
/
1943
7,687,642
1,952,627
8,581,545
,
1,098,872
%'i
146,219,289 189,520,333
177,346,463 158,296,2501
42,825,104
79,086,437
68,856,979
72,962,795
20,497,279
income—
1716.
"
$16,341,213 $18,563,710 $20,609,940 $18,766,117
railway.
oper.
164, p.
1943
*3,137
2,787,176
income—
oper.
from
ry.
"?
$255,836
1,717
*12,920
1-^
From Jan. 1—/
from railway
'Net
1944
.
$289,169
-
Gross
*
America—Earnings—
"..EARNINGS FOR NINE MONTHS ENDED SEPT. 30, 1946
—
of
an
employees
at
Chicago Burlington & Quincy .RR,
Net
/
,
$364,286, equal
Sales
key
.
Septemberfrom railway
Net from railway——.
as
Net
and
.
from railway
"Deficit.—V.
compared with $132,030
share for the September
quarter of 1945.—V. 163, p! 1561.
profit after changes & Federal taxes
/Earned per share on 564,702 capital shares
/•—V. 163, p. 2001.
was
Net ry. oper. income—
.•
1943
240,000
profit
position
Assistant Vice-President
1590/
Gross from railway——
Net from railway—-1--
$1/311,468
$449,880
and
Black
From .Jan.
-
s
1,030,321
.
$1.88
officers
capital
Net ry, oper, income—
,
1,761,060
1944
,240,000
50,000
company
working
Gross
$450,862
ended Sept. 30, 1946," net
on the capital
^stock,
L.
elected
.Gross
$2,341,789
1945
•
grant
September—
66,231
$4,102,849
.240,000
$4.99
would
of
value
$100, and 2.000,000 shares
They also will be asked to sanction
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.^- -Earnigns-
$4,036,618
$5,289,092
1,873,353
$1,198,023
/:::
par
1,500,000
Earnings—
.1946
eliminate from the certificat*
6% .cumulative prior
preference
capital stock at $7,000 000
The
shares of 4(4%
cumulative prior
the
July 31, 1946 was the
(best in its history, current assets?totaled $2,858,708 and current liabil¬
ities $837,014, leaving a net working capital of $2,021,694.
// Besides reelecting present directors, the stockholders have elected
as
directors for the coming year James J.
Harris, of Charlotte, and
W. H. Barnhardt, also of
Charlotte, President of Tryon Processing Co.
7,483,132
125,000
would
to
authorized
consist
value.
company's
1,831,622
125,000
which
reference
total
———
3,683,616
*.
all
the
EARNINGS FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDED JULY
31,
1,917,309
1,500,000
share
Catalin Corp. of
.
19, covering 35,000
$100) and 427,558
10,21?
$1,881,13Q
Chadbourn Hosiery Mills (&
Subs.)—-Earnings—
2,786,597
depreciation. Federal 'income
$1.52 cents
•'
,
preferred
ktock
share
the quarter
to
-
cumulative
com.
or
..•
Big^Iow, St. Paul—Registration Statement
registration statement
shares
p.
1,735.748
$2,402,190
164,
prof.
Net earnings
JL.——™—•
Earned per share pn 378,504 confmon shares-
:
2,369,333
shares issued and outstanding.- -V.
499,105
options
purchase up to 50,000 shares of unissued common stock.
The selling'
price of this stock will be set by the board of directors.
// At present, there are authorized 156,996 shares of $100
par
6%
prior preference stock, 30,000 shares of $100 par 4V2%
prior preference
stock and 2,000,000 shares of $1
^ar common stock.—V,, 164, p. 17IS.
7,455,435
(A. M,I Castle & Co.
Earnings-per
.$3.22
ex.
to
pur¬
;
164, p. 1365.
$4,137,909
.
465,849
...
due
securities
$2,635,299
$4,132,130
/
*1940
1945 '
$25,207,505 $17,749,283
20,164,046
15 358 82U
/•
—,
would
749,348
$167,058
[. stock for period.,
1,312,687
;
Subs.)#—Earnings^-
—
stock,
par
149,365
$250,875
$3,038,089
$1
plan which
•
:
-
stock
211,654
$412,770
.
■
(&
'$4,864,865,
i.-—
income and
fix
150,949
Interest charges,: etc.-—
53,895
"Withdrawn—
•
for
Co?-—Earnings—
"$407,816
4,954
(net)
9 Mos. End. Sept. J0—.
♦Net profit
share-——
Brown &
shares" of
approp,
$1,405,717
income
•JBased
^ //
payable, $43,369;
due
and
353,158
/
——^
$4,079,724
>58,185
■
1.059.163
—
amendments
approve
802,882
taxes
taxes
Shares of
,
^
taxes, "etc.,
v
1,658,790
$4,078,234
1.840,805
613.503
~
sinking fund debentures
for
preference
"
292,800
•
1,944,127
per
_J/
1
103,379
3,489,940
$3,349,845
/'Net
dividends
$56,500;
'
3,440,213
1,453,519
77,4^4
:
11,606
incorporation
stock,
1946—Month—1945 :^/1946j--12 Mos.—1945
$1,639,805
$1,550,638 $18,869,674 $18,534,988
Sept. 30—
revenues
1,827,323
1,594,767
77,534
$2,982,821
55,268
Income
-•Earns,
and
cash,
for expanses,
Carolina Power & Light
14,151,834
1,479,029
6,864,390?
The common stockholders wijl vote at a
special meeting on Nov. ift
proposed changes in the corporate structure.
They will be asked
new
,
:
51,689
•."Federal«Income
of
oil
'..plant
t "General
16,769,591
95,369
,
6.643,144
868,313
&l/£%
Net
10,540,139
1,189,713
to
97,650
/v;y;/'///:
Feriod End.
; 1946-L9 Mos.—1945
19^6—12 Mos.—1945
$21,233,094 $20,083,453 $28,275,598 $26,905,669
depreciation-
JUnortia.
accrued
against
reserves
Co.—Earnings-
12,424,392
1,541,981
iMaintenance
„
)$120,882
;
•
;,CHhgr income
Period Ended Sept. 30—
376,967
Balance surplus
■
•
$74,323; 3% deben¬
tures
1, 1960, $1,150,000;
$3 cumulative preferred stock,
series A ($10 par), $434,000; class A stock
($1 par), $143,405; class B
stock (lc. par), $2,400; surplus,
$3,803,820; total, $5,809,106.—V. 164,
p. 552. "■; ;;
:V
•Operating
18,512
6,243,565;
Grant Stock Options—
$25,424/ special deposits for dividends, $37,619; total,
://•••///./•
/: r-)
securities
Operating
Operating
.*$26,670; reserves for expenses, taxes, etc., $9,660; capital stock ($5 par),
:
$47,027
v/ BALANCE SHEET, SEPT.,,30, ,1946
$61,289;
due A.ug.
7t$2,143,035; surplus/$3,510,920; total/$5,885,467.4-V. 164); p. 552/
Brooklyn Union Gas
180,016
;
on
1943
$739,35a
113,917
■
5,995,117
H
$173,220
; 52,3^8
$124)910
4%650
LIABILITIES—Interest
special
LIABILITIES—^Dividends payable/ $67,176;-due for securities fpur»
.chased, $128,006; due for capital stdck repurchased for retirement,
3,472
.52,219,.
$144,677
chased,
169,990
stock sold, $16,197; dividends receivable, $21,078;
/iMROsits for, dividends (contra), $67,176; total, $5,885,467,
f
63,640
::
151,090
$177,129
1_.
receivable.
$5,809,106. -;
:
{
(A
$208)316
:
$698,132
y
Appropriation to reserve for ppntipgencies—;
ASSETS—Cash in hanks, $316,656; investments in U. S, Government
securities—at cost, $201,720; investments
ip other securities—at cost,
$5,194,693; receivable for securities sold, $32,993; dividends and inter¬
$123,566; investments in common stocks, at
for securities sold, $160,289; receivable for
receivable
*9,575
1944
/
128,726
^ 37,652
$18,658
/4,938/
•
for
>tt»rjflTal
i
/
preferred stock.
u>n.
/
$182,642
,
J945
$684,344
£
vTotal Ineome
Other •. deductions
1944
.
$14,087
.158,104
4,574/
Balance, surplus
on
securities-sold——,
BALANCE SHEET, SEPT. 30, 1946
.
*«C06tA$5,49-7,158;
.
$10,002
Profit
$214,167
3.1,525
$189,981
$240,935$
—i—$4,566,005
Other-'Income.-r . ,298,859
stock
NOTE—Corporation, has elected to be taxed as a regulated' invest'/xment company and as such should have no liability for Federal income
itax in respect of net income.
/
/ / /!
'
1945
,193,741
Net Income '
^
*
1946
—
income
est
—
$47,570
of
Operating profit
^
dividends
sec.
Dividends
-
—
313,091
72,15®
on
5,529
2,479
158,24ft
$68,528
20.S58
—
Depletion
■
$206,159
416
163,73ft
6,303
;
Certain-tecd Products Corp.
'Net
$6,444,000
'
Income—interest..—
Cash )dividends'/.^i.*_—
:
4,051
;
,
9 Mos. Ended Sept. 30—
•
Provision
1944
:
1946
97,439
rv.
oDer. income.—
*496,462
•Deficit.—^V. 164. aTl71fi
'/Interest
;
$206,291
43,521
10,800
-
Net.
B,(stocks-ihad^as^et ya)«es of $24,19• per .ghare ;and, $1.03-
was
$223,293
——
$635,07ft
.
goods sold, adm., general, etc., expenses
Depreciation
—r—_—
'
5,953
$118,353
•
'
$740,734
from, railway——
frqm railway™—.
Cost
•/
been
30
//<;.; 1,409 :■
33,967
stock
Gross
•
per share, respectively.
was
1945
1945
1,960
$130,052
35,426
$49,859
preferred
.Net ry. oper. income—/
Net ry. oper. income.—
From Jan. In-
.
1946 *•
,
—
164, p. 2150. >
Total
1946
divs—
Expenses
'
168,76ft
$629,11®
.
$60,659
on
Gross Jrom railway
Gr06S fr0I» raUway—TNet from railwayNet ,from railway
1715.
Deductions ___1.
"$,267
stock
on
rr*----1
v_ -Total
income
;
44,495
$116,943
iui-i
income taxes:
BeptemberSeptember—
-
Capital A(1 ministration vCo,» Ltd.—Quarterly ReptirV-*
r.^.' ■
—
"Taxable
[
;//. 44,139
198,495
Central Vermont Ry„ Inc.—Earnings^
1943
.
Gash dividends
'
160,627
;
taxes
income
———
The summary of assets and liahilities' 6hows that on
Sept.^30,/I946
the asset coverage of the 3% debentures was
612%, the asset cover¬
age
of the preferred stock was $135.90 per share and the,,, class A
^
'
i -J-Mr.r^■■v
«
400,59«
1,030,623
32,312
48,535
—
Canadian
INCOME ACCOUNT FOR NINE MONTHS ENDED SEPT.
:
Fed,
Balance-.164, p. 1715.
Canadian Pacific Railway- -Traffic Earnings—
opinion
The liquidating value of the capital stock on Sept/30, 1946,
per share.
This compares with $20,635 at Lhe end of
4ind $19,055 on Sept. 30, 1945; both of the latter figures having
sad justed for 4^e4wo-for-onp,6pht-up pf sthe capital stock which
«effected on April 30, 1946, •*
'
i
than
Net. income
Dividends
.
.-$18 84
J
;.:3-
50,231
-V.
$150,100
*58,810
*615,963'
Week Ended Oct. 21-*'
Traffic
Broad Street Investing Cflirp.^Quarterly Report—
■
43,196
-$2,588,22»
216,900
>
^
for Federal
-
-
Sept. 30,'4S
95,141
:
replacements
renewals,
retirements
Prov.
will be redeemable
*11,427 ';
*68,748
1,586.500
V-
,
the company hut are
*iot secured by hypothec, mortgage or other-charges.
This issue is
to provide in part funds to reimburse the company for expenditures in
redeeming all of its presently ^outstanding $13,200,000 debentures ma¬
turing Sept. 15, 1946 to June 1, 1955 inclusive called for redemption
j*>n Sept. 3, 4946 and
the balance for other corporate purposes.—V.
\
•/,// /;:/':
U-:'
12 Mos. End.
$554,330
103,873
278,048
„
;
>
Gross income———_
Income deductions—
f
England-^Earnings—
1945
♦57,898
*Deiicit,
19321 (Dominion) : states,, epm-
under Jt piay,invest,their "fund^/;
class 'A
to yield
the
.4ebentures.-are:jdlrect--obiigation8-of
-/These
fund
program.
$128,092
-
Net
priced
$1,200,000
,
S
construction
$64?-,581
—„
the
estimated
construction
a
for
of
offering
;
$177,600
-
;
maturing
yield 2.25% and $12,000,300 2Va% debentures maturing
Kept. 1 in each of the years 1957-1936 inclusive and priced
2.80%.
■
••
:
*
'
revenues—
power
for
and
100,000 no par value class A
/
1946
From Jap,' Vrrr-.
from railway
Net from railway—i
:
and
ito
'
■>
$161,500
Net
1714.
.
2V4^
1947-1956
years
,
Canadian National Lines in New
s,
from Railway—
common .7 Net, ry. oper. income
'
$8,000,000
the
of
.
share.
Gross;;frcmi.?3^waj^--
V
p.
shares,' 100,000
30 days' notice at $103 and accrued divdends.—V. 163, p. 1Q2.3;
on
.British American Oil Cov Ltd.—Debentures Sold—A.
a$800,006
public
Proceeds,
as
the
offered
share
expiration
any
share.
a
company
Other income—.—™^———
such earnings
will he made for listing the new preferred and
the New York Stock Exchange, he added.—V.164i
tures to be dated Sept. 1, 1946.
/
Prov.
xhe-new preference shares will be convertible into common shares
: Up
Nov 1^1951- on the basis of four common for each one preferred
shaTe. and thereafter to Nov. 1, .1956, on the basis of three common
Ames & Co^, Ltd., Toronto, announced recently the
jsale? in the Canadian market of $20,000,000 serial deben-
*•.
the
be
3 Mos. End. Sep. 30
1346
1945
Operating expenses
Maintenance
,
Gross
'■'* 7E.
Purchased
fibar^.^iasued^Wl300,00^*™*^
shares flf i ooffunon
Application
\
$15
the
/•
ri;;;'
operating
Total
•
,
estimated, there
available fordis-
t,
stocks on
by
will
present
Taxes? other
.^OO.OOO
for
^,300^000, and
is approved,
pmpunfr to $4.?4«per -share sovn1 $hf; 626,887
«tockp" Col, Johnson declared.
' 1
<
^
Canadft-Re-
Price,
held
after
there
with
be
one
Central Ohio Light & Power Co.—Earnings—
;
-
capital.4itc -50,000 preference
shares, and .500,000 common shares.
new-'Common pioc».,c
-
disc-osed
would
,
present
'
shares.
be
its
determine
theauthorised
;
.
{
$0,17
V
189,
will
for
will
whether
will
of
rate
at
and contemplated
is not underwritten.—V.
164, p. 2012.
Issue
k
shareholders -Vetspecialgeneral
the
tjribution pn fehe 100^)00 jshares spf; presently authorized 3 stock <4>f
which 50,000 shares are in Jjfee tyeasqry).
,
'
.
>
$0.10
-
-tAfter charges -and Federal taxes;-—Vw 163, p.
It
statement
Shares
common.
stockholders
preference .shares from 5%
$100 par cumulative re¬
sinking, fund first preference shares
to 4VSi%
$100
par
cumulative convertible redeemable preference shares and for increasing
:the -company's * capital by the creation of an additional 25,000 $100
par 4 Mz '/ok shares and 200,000 no par yalue
common shares, .bringing
»et earnings for the year are expected to reach about $3,600,000.
*
Nil
used
400,000
4>f the .pjau, the directors propose to declare a '
50
a
sharp on the
^coniniQn-^tocJt«#^;/none of'.which £i&ye. been issued,
.aiejaqqea^
v;
.400,000
be
deemable
sim-;
would;
•
ii','I7pori-tlW-^wdoption
t
{
share
per
unsubscribed
$1,200,000,
to
^68,139
400,000
///
——
*76,511
held.
warrants
Rockford, III.—
registration
a
par)
Co.,
-
Johnson
*
shares
the
at
■v
meeting held on Oct, 31
approved By-law No. 30, which provides for changing the designation
stock
of B
<
/The
.a share, is to be changed into common .stock, sharepresent B stock, which represents • the equity ,in the
The
and
company,
.
capital
Profit,
of
1944
capitalization Approved—
A andB -stocks would be changed/Into-common stock
plan.' The present A slock, of which 226,887 shares are
outstanding, and n.ow a non-cumulative junior preferred stock re¬
the
deemable .at-$25
216,177
Canadian Food Products Ltd., Toronto,
stocky its- was disclosed.
.
1945
$3,246,328. $2,9/6,797'
.
shares
purchase
•./period-*-
present
tjnder
1948
$1,763,479
———4.——
$1.25
.The
•;•
...
of
Earned
proposed -plan .-of - recapitalization, the present $10 par
cumulative'preferred stock, of which 134,733 shares are
outstanding, would be .^exchanged on a share-for-share basis into a
'View $25 par value -5% cumulative preferred
the
Under
•yalue
June 30—
sales.
tNet loss
five
stock
Corp.—Earnings—
.
6 Mcs. End.'
....
will
Col. Charles F.
time
V '*
Callite Tungsten
-•
Gas
&
filed-
($15
common
,
plan.
2283
The
1943
.
$292,841
24,003
;
,
from
from
;Net ry. oper. income
subject
.4.
Jan.
V
$262,876
.26,715
ttttk*
;94,583
94,584
200,000
.
-V
.
/^♦Earnings per class B share...
i
$767,239
$862,209
■"'Earnings per class A share
Class B shares.:
$247,315
ft
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profits (axes-—
Net
railway—.
railway.i.
Net from
u
-
from
38^388 I Wet V: °ver. income..-
35,0-44
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
September—
'
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$2,840,771'
deprec. and depletion-
Depreciation
cess
•
Subs.)—-Earnings—
Bon Ami Co..(&
■ -'9 Mos. End. Sept.130—
Gross profit on sales—— ——/
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24,140,209
20,101,145
32,471,092
I
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry.—Sueks to Buy In
$55,000,000 of Its Own Securities—
V
v
The company has filed a
petition in the U. S. District Court, at
Chicago, 111,, for an order authorizing the purchase of its securities by
tender.
It suggests the use of $55,000,000 or such amount as the Court
finds available/
/
'•?/■ The petition requests
notice
on
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
or
before
-
that
Nov.
.20
• •-
the
Court
requesting
authorize
tenders
the
of
trustees
bonds
and
to
to
give
fla
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 8, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and
Publisher;
William Dana Seibert, President; William D. Riggs, Business Manager,.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and
advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday],
Other
offices: 135 S. La Salle St., Chicago 3, 111. (Telephone: State 0613): 1
Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C„ England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1946
by William B. Dana Company. Reentered
as second-class matter February 25, 1942, at the
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3. 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S.
Possessions, Territories and Members of
Pan-American .Union, $26.00 per year; in Dominion of. Canada, $29.00 per year.
Other Countries, $33.00 per year.
NOTE! On account of the fluctuations In the rates of exchange, remittances
for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must he made in New York funds.
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FINANCIAt CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
Sr,
V
A
Dec.
10
the
as
last day cn
J. Columbia
Purchases
market
^ .
received.
which tenders may be
suggested at prices with, a cejling.of 20% above the closing
of Oct. 19 and would be limited to first lien mortgage bonds.
are
.Diesel
that $55,000,000 is found available for the purpose, ine
proposes allocation of the cash on the basis of percentages
by the ICC modified plan of reorganization of Jan. 3, 19*4.
The purchases would be made as follows:
-
General
A 1
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of
4s
v'
-
Secured 4%S of 1952———
;
T-
L. R.
& H. S. Wes notes
-i-
60
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$55,000,000
-
Aaron
also
Colnon,
Ations
of the
modifications
and
terms
vertible
4V2%
petitions were
164, p. 2151.
attorneys
and
AA;A
,
estimated
about $748,500,
at
to
locomotives
President,
under
persons
trust
the
will
be
for
used
Of
Offering
purchase
'
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the
total
of
,r
price,
the
56,420
machinery
,A
a"
,
A'
*
United
and
equipment
States.
is
Issue
China
to
not
and
The
and
underwritten.—V.
164,
share-—
per
taxes
the
two
Net
from
Net
Net
from
from
railway
railway.
Net ry. oper.
-
income--
"
From Jan. 1—
Gross from railway
Net
from
railway_„___
ry.
of
periods
amounted
"$4.43
current
$3,550,000
to
!
shows
sheet
$7,231,000,
and
'
-
-
assets
in
oper.
During
3,723,917
from
1946—9 Mos.—1945
$933,648
$1,351,973
$3,400,417
$0.26
$0.38
$0.95
share—
ended
s
in
"Sept.
maintaining
all
1946,
30,
$5,005,692
$1.40
of
Oct.
expenses
the
organization for
financing field were
instalment
income—
1,045,019
131,370
214,377
80,986
25,374
p"ni7.
164,
substantially in the current quarter, the service charges and insurance
premiums arising from this business have in large part been deferred
are
accordingly not reflected in current earnings.
In this con¬
nection Mr. Dietz stated that consolidated deferred income, including
unearned
premiums
of
National
Surety
Corp.
and
Servicee
Fire
Insurance Co.
of .New York,
had increased ,to $23,547,953 at -eepc.
Sept.
30, 1946 as compared with $13,863,768 a year ago.
Operations of the factoring divisions and National Surety
Mr. Dietz reported, continue to be satisfactory.—V. 164, p. 680
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•On
tOn
U———
-
share--
734,565
578,445
shares
of
capital
shares
common
mr-NOTE-^-The above
$1,857,089
stock
after
figures for
t$1.48
(incl.
shares).
13,100 treasury
dividends.
preferred
assets
in
accordance
with
7X"
1945
Increase
the
terms
of
a
contract
effect
in
at
the
company
for 150,000
shares
25
a' registration
filed
($1
par)
capital
statement
with
usetj to pay off
York;
purchase equipment
The
route.
Balance
will
and
be
development
used
an
increase
to
working capital.—
^
Vtricity
transportation history,, this corporation on
Nov. 15 will inaugurate special drastic round-trip fare reductions for
one-day and seven-day excursions on all
schedules over its entire
route to be in effect through Feb.
14, 1947, it was announced on
Oct. 25 by Bigmund Janas, President.
V
The
one-day
excursion. is
reduction
of
21Va%
excursion
-
.is
offered
from
the
for
fare
for
Although
certain
past,
to
round-trip
schedules
and
half
a
this is the
the
be
first
sensational
fare
>
excursion
have
been
reductions
from
from
Gross
Net
;Net
one
ry.
Ry.~
$983,558
82,830
income
•44,138
income
•Deficit—V.
25%
or
from
(electricity
1946
of
194,519,000
176,795,000
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10.0
energy
of
week
in
»
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definite
terminals
Gas
oper.
oper.
Total
1946—3 Mos.—1945
$10,476,689
revenues-
revenues
2,690,013
77,883
oper.
city
to
other
any
1
,
164, p.
A
city
on
all
1,250,814
Operating Income
Other income
—
Gross income
-Earnings—
1945
$2,089,843
X;
188,391
1943
$1,543,517
$1,250,985
514,211
455,552
239,514
v,.301,354
249,724
v
A
Other
$2,248,360
10,250,310
4,350,033
Gross
Net
Net
ry.
railway
railway—,
oper.
From Jan.
Gross
1,810,778
2,108,400
;
ry.
income—
1716.
1943
45,907
A
21,043
Net
p.
1944
$138,147
44,140
22,269
31,640
XrX
$135,045
30,622
6,395
967,898
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-
V
Xn 298,581
1,150,698
372,482
189 826
177,111
A'a?A
'.•■■■
1,260.281
435,857
293,600
1,321,956
497,093
.
196,160
$1.79
to
6.340,417
326,117
A—AAexps...
inc.
Fed,
tax
112,500
363,750
337,50®
$8,743,283
$4,315,717
25.030
54|37»
$8,768,312
365,909
$4,370,089
$1,433,358
161,900
435,792
income
been
reflected
the
-in
the
-
42,954
41,064
$1,514,094
$7,142,088
$1.02
$5^02
Net
equivalent
to
A.
reductions
in
Federal
taxes
on
1946—4 Wks.—1945
■
income
bef,
bonds
expenses
income tax
Minority
interest
/■
per
after
on
There
share—
867,492
shares %f
been
called
c/mmon
di^end
Redemption—
have
——.
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2,145,178
the
upon
of
full
the
called
4,613
7,773
$214,822
$1.47 A A $0-22
stock presently
requirements.-
;
presentation
"
of
the
outstanding
a
1
14,184,030
'9,518,99®
$7,250,284
$5,964,799
$4,644,167
2,856,631
2,853,971
2,853,971
$1.65
$2.43
$2.09
$1.63
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$5,381,295 for depreciation, $7,023,626 for estimated income
profits taxes and $1,000,000
or other contingencies.—V.
appropriated
for
inventory
164, p, 2151.
Inc.—Earnings—
EARNINGS FOR SEVEN MONTHS ENDED JULY
31, 1946
$1,336,728
$2.78
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?Coty* Inc. (.fe Subs.)—Earnings—
•■■■■
{"■■■ rv^f,-,->a
1946
Other
Income
•
Fed.
"
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1944
$4,352,349
37,462
$3,344,023
1,019,377
24^16
$993,712
Operating profit after depreciation-
1945
$4,760,834
939,641
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54,071
—
$1,667,947
$1,044,293
income
Inc.
Reserve
Net
and
prof,
exc.
1,630,485
.
taxes, net.
458,850
0
contingencies-^—
for
—
.
profit
$534,862
——
No.
of capital shares
Earnings per share
—V.
1,147,960
,75,000,
-
651,230
$444,987--
'*
50,000
a
1,472,906
1,480,906
$343,063
1,472,906
$0.30
$0.23
$0.36
*
162, p. 2940.
y-rsy.
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Crampton Manufacturing Co.—Dividend No. 2—
.The
share,
directors
p.
have
payable Nov.
distribution
1717.
of
declared
27
like
to
a
quarterly
stockholders
amount
was
made
of
dividend
record
on
of
Nov.
Aug.
five
13.
cents
An
AVXXAy
See
per
initial
30,7 last. —V;
164.
A AX
(The) Crosley Corp.—Special Meeting Nov. 18—
debentures
Aviation Corp. rbove.—V,
164, p. 1867.
.
A/y.
.
plus
Consolidated Paper Corp., Ltd.—Bonds Called—*
All
1943
2,862,381
-
6 Months Ended June 30—
Gross profit
outstanding,
for
price,
$5,292,733
share—
'Av-; J~-';::A
323,821
may
receive immediate payment
accrued interest to Nov. 29, 1946,
and surrender of said bonds.—V. 164, p. 2014.
redemption
1944
5,946,472 *13,404,922
A————
per
1945
543,256
815,676
$1,321,729
XA-"'
.
„
profits taxes—
profit
Total
redemption on Nov. 29, next, at 102V4
and interest, $669,000 of
15-year 3%% sinking fund debentures dated
Sept. 1, 1945, out of sinking fund monies. Payment will be made at
the American National Bank & Trust Co. of
Chicago, trustee, 33 No.
LaSalle St., Chicago, 111.
Holders
,
,
Sal^s Up 60%—
.A:,.
——————
allowing for preferred
Partial
-
—
Net income —i-
•Earned
;
:
::
'A
A
v:;;-• A-A-'X-a-'
$11,239,205 $20,655,216 $20,148,829 $14,163,157
—
profit after all charges and taxes—.
;
Earnings per share on 478,515 shares common stock
—v.; 164, p. 554.
and
Sept. 21/46 Sept. 22/45
$31,878,356 $19,821,778
,
-
EARNINGS FOR NINE MONTHS ENDED SEPT.
30, 1946
:
Net income after .ail charges and
taxes—l'—,\,$515,73&
Earnings per share on 425,000 common shares
$1 21
—V. 164, p. 1717.
INCOME ACCOUNT
—A-—-
1946
deprep. and
excess
;
1946—16 Wks.—1945
after
quarterly
-
AXA/aX/AX'
Net
in
also announced that "sales In the current four-week:
period continue on a very favorable basis."-
—
Xr
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$50,000
Coro, Inc.—Earnings—
$9,493,307 $47,110,681 $29,315,086
v
$1,883,904)
of
159,252
company
"^CONSOLIDATED
$5,078,293
amount
this
Continental United Industries Co.,
$4.73
$1.23
$615,238
u
statement; however, it was not
statement for 1945 until the end -
financial
Shares of common stk.
($2 par)
i
$6,798,442
$
*50,000
$2,033,904
*150,00®
In. the
in
to
12 Mos. End; Sept. 30—
Profit
•Includes
-t
635,575
$5,228,293
150,000
year.—V. 164, ,p. 1080.
Earnings
513,072
—'
$665,238
$2,385,240
"goodwill"
effect
Deprec. and est. inc. and
2,303,561
,
$2,435,240
50,000
to
of
given
''.A;
$9,105,639
2,123,710
2,358,374
264,973
;
—!
12 Weeks Ended—
trans,
Amortization
has
410,238
1,290,372
3,174,110
170,428
—,—
from opers._
of goodwill,^.
price decline
;
568,952
'
$15,232,324
The
of
516,159
Continental Can Co.,
Inc.—Earnings—
(Including Wholly-Owned Subsidiaries)
$9,774,328
Consolidated Grocers Corp.-—Current
A
579,904
excess
earned surplus
668,689
-——3*^
Period End. Oct. 19—
a
979 86®
2,034,831
173,370
15,563,385
$4,038,717
121,017
1,482,460
——,
Fed.
for
974,584
2,024,963
121,250
'.AAAA-——
for
17,762,377
$4,024,196
$1,417,020
14,521.
16,338
—
8,475,774
$2,124,110 $11,889,145
29/45
5,347,470
325,833
817,227
•
888,189
195,967
—
pension fund!
and
650,991
—39 Wks. Ended
Sept. 28,'46 Sept. 29/45 Sept. 28/46 Sept.
•
Net profit from oper.
.Other income
;
X
Subs.)—Earnings—.
—^-13 Wks. Ended
6,263,812
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,
Net
164,
1945
$123,597
168,331
1944, 1945 and 1946 resulting from redemption of certain
from losses on sales of real estate.—V,
164r p. 1867,
2,355,520
51,273
income
1—
from
oper.
1946
$134,885
X,
railway
from railway—Ai-t
—V.
A";
.
from
from
•Amounts
3,944,647
Colorado & Wyoming Ry.-Earnings—
September—
5,678,128
6,156,488
$1,955,773 $11,238,154
454,231
Earns, per com. share—
V.l;'
12,238,834
3,682,670
$1,401,962
$4.85
admin,
excess
$1,751,174
deductions
income
•Based
11,757,680
1716. X"X'-:A
&
Cont.
1946—12 Mos.—1945
1,517,278
2,245,995
158,516
—
------
premium on bonds—
•Reductions ——
Federal
'« 3'A 1944
$1,310,617
A 476,518
Gen.
Net
'
Int: and amortization of
Sales
.
America—^Earnings—
$4,803,108
,
Amortiz.
$9,982,584 $41,688,000 $41,809,937
2,455,302
12,225,219
12,334,705
68,620
1,159,426
1,078,284
2,012,348
——————
3,424,817
$0.51
Depreciation
Advertising
a
the
$3,416,432
1946—3
Net inc.
$13,244,586 $12,506,508 $55,072,646 $55,222,927
7,691,580
6,787,454
31,999,875
31,377,700
revs
Operating expenses
Deprec. & amortiz.——
on
"$9,763,517
$40,663
$32,804,735 $26,421,317 $87,500,616 $75,422,000
Cost of goods sold—
20,908,599
18,22.7,897
57,051,755
51,674 547
Cost of delivery & sell.
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1945,
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57,403
$6,841,250
$399,828
sales
Prov.
subsidiaries of
6,691,129
A
$2,110,5jY
,
Net
Prov.
AX
amounted to
187,800,000 i kwh.,' compared
for the corresponding week of last year,
an
Sales
between
A
„
electricity
Period End. Sept. 30—
.82,288
$326,089 $12,228,712
285,426
2,465,195
$934,907
!—
—
to
kwh.
446,868
1,621
Continental Baking Co. (&
generated
amounted
178,600,000
Electric
the
692,789
$1,140,364
205,457
—
share.—$2.13
per
taxes
The seven-day
slash
-X:aA
railway—
8,046,155
railway—
A
971,708
oper.
quarter,
a
fare.
$1,833,662 $16,243,096 $17,990,692
813,161
3,485,225
4,400,908
37,354
Cr3,929
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jprofit
Total
increase of 5.2%.—V, 164, p^:.2151>
Net
from
from
a
>
to
1946
railway
From Jan. 1—
or
164, p. 21ol.
Septe'mber—
Gross from railway
Net
fares
offered
Colorado & Southern
Net' ry. oper.
and
traveling public in the
first time >4n air transportation
history—and believed
time
any
transportation carrier—has offered such
X routes and schedules.—V.
^
fare
regular round-trip
regular round-trip fare.
X
•
offered
Net
Earned
and
purchased)
for
the
week
ended
202,500,000 kwh., compared with 180,200,000
for the corresponding week of
fo
1945, an increase of 12.3%.
Ldcal
Net
air
expense-i
Interest
,
\Oct. 27,
3,243,634
8.848,294 Crl,484,690
Mos.—1945
1946—9 Mos'—1945
$22,383,135 $18,084,331 $62,999,135 $56,494,268
•Net profit
3,686,382
2,205,6i0
8,029,206
7,070,405
Prov. for Fed. inc. taxes
1,400,825
1,705,782
3,051,098
5,368 443
Prov. for inventory and
'
'
'
contingency reserve^
175,000
100,000
175,000
300,00®
*
Offers Drastic Fare Cuts—
For the first time
2,718,369
3,366,188
—
11.9
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Output—
vv..
company on Oct. 30 announced that System output of elec-v
/The i
the
of Ber¬
expenses
735,861
Cr718,656
$1,463,275
289,485
10.2%
compared with 238,259,506 for the corresponding
increase of 38ft$>,414 or 16.17%.—V. 164, p. 2151.
as
,
New
muda
29,649,692
6,460,325
disc't,
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
13.6
176,186,000
corporation adjusted to show general business conditions of terri¬
tory served for the week ended Oct. 24, 1946, amounted to 276,779,920
stock.
Underwriter, AuchinRedpath,' Washington, VD: 1C: ' Net proceeds will'be
a $550,000 lean to the Continental Bank & Trust Co.
Parker
closs',
Oct.
on
6,819,250
608,712
164, p. 1867.
181,307,000
this
Taxes
ColoniaH%ijrlines, Inc., New York—Registers With SEC
The
SEC
and
Balance
—V.
175,736,000
do
1716.
p.
debt
exps. other than adv.
Co.—Weeldy Output—
weekly kilowatt hour, output of electric
Steam heat. oper. revs—
■
not include earnings of the
Candy Division of. the company after Aug. 31, 1946, which belong to
Chase Candy Co., St. Joseph, Mo., if they purchase the
Candy Division
present time.—V. 164,
1946
28,481,285
558,041
profits tax
The
$853,269
*$2.53
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of
Period—
Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co. of Bait.
Net profit
Earnings per
2,374,417
Copimonwealth & Southern porp.—Weekly Output—
;
with
1945
$3,025,103
2,171,834
this
A ;
by
29.
thqt
8,762
Divs. on preferred stock
199,608,000
197,146,000
distribution
1946
taxes—-!'-.-———$3,010,666
taxes
—^.
1,153,577
reports
957,885
Income
199,746,000
Oct.^T
Clinton Industries, Inc. (& Subs.)—EsirningSr9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
homes of aluminum and plastics
followed
——^
deductions
Net
Registration State-
,
1946
19
^$wh.
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■■
•
Plans Volume
—
•Before Federal taxes.—V.
164, p. 953.
—V.: 164, p. 2151.
and
of
Other
122,882
24,776
12
O.
income
1,216,454
aAaAAAaA;A
26
Oct.
charged against this reserve was $255,000.
Dietz, President, stated that while volume of business
the instalment financing and related insurance divisions increased
Federal
oper.
Oct.
postwar
amount
Earnings before
1,202,389
Week Ended—
charged
"In the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1945,
a
portion, namely $765,000, of such expenses was charged against
Reserve For Contingencies.
In the. three months ended Sept. 30, 1945,
in
10,247
1,256,751
158,725
•35,809
income___
,
Electricity output of the Commonwealth Edison group of companies
excluding sales to other electric utilities, for the week ended Oct. 26,
showed a 10.2 %
increase > over the corresponding period last year.
Following are th'e kilowatt hour output totals of the past four weeks
and percentage comparisons with last
year:
Subs.)—Earnings—
1946—3 Mos.—1945
requirements in t
against current operations.
Arthur
•13,172
4,041
•5,083
Commonwealth Edison
-
business
the
28,366
4,633,978
the nine .mont1
developing an
incurred
^♦9,164
$109,758
registration statement (No. 6571) filed June 28, covering 20.000
shares of AVa % cumulative convertible preferred stock (par $10) has
been withdrawn.—V. 164, p. 274.
27,177,756
3,366,080
.
'' y '•
587,791
long-term debt.
on
prera.
;
The
if
2,074,581
Net prof, after all chgs.
& taxes ———_A!
com.
$151,109
Commonwealth Aviation Corp.
12,920,170
Period End. Sept. 30—
per
$113,711
ment Withdrawn—
488,094
11,538,920
'>.*
v.
2,802,354
depreciation
Container Corp. of
18,240
•10,516
railway——
railway
for
Amortiz.
.
1943
1944
$141,579
railway
•Deficit,—v.
1,332,110
9,021,599
: •',
1946—Month—1945
1946—12 Mos.—1945
$5,820,066
$4,656,176 $64,493,975 $58,578,023
expenses
Gross income —AAInt.
of
$32,776,000
working capital of
1945
1946
from
ry.
$2,962,181
4,893,728
C. I. T. Financial Corp. (&
Earn,
' "V
.
statement
Amortiz. of plant
acquis.
1943
1,111,671
376,065
&< K'A A
26,312,558
28,749,862
21,723,208
Net ry. oper. income
—V 164, p. 1716.
-
Prov.
393,902
From Jan. 1—
the
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns*
Gross
t'" -'V '.'/-i
-V
revenue——.—
Operating
Columbus & Greenville Ry.- --Earnings—
Gross
1944
$3,013,326
'V*
of pre-fabricated
The
or
Consumers Power
Co.—Earnings-
$3,648,855,
1,945,168
$5.25
'
balance
liabilities
September—
from railway
Net
1946
"
1945
$2,441,594
$2,456,954
533,348
729,711
289,431
316,653
Montreal
Canada* or at the
London, England'.
or
1945
3,450,490
610,349
—.A-.—
for
consolidated
current
Net
September—
of
?t c"mates is being given serious consideration
Harry Woodhead, President, announced on Oct.
(^justraents
$7,000,490
,
Gross
824.
p.
Bank
Toronto,
York, N. Y.,
_;V
General taxes..
Federal taxes
A-A.---.—
resulting
approximately $25,545,000,—V. 154, p., 1080.
The
to
merchandise
import
..."
■
V
theor
Vultee
Period End. Sept. 30—
Gross
>
1946
,
machinery
at
this company is
planning to enter the building field with
volume-produced homes.
X; >
w
14
,71?d.el of tlle new home is now being built by Convair's
1
oi^lston -Downey, Calif., on a schedule which calls for
completion in November.—V.
163, p. 3131.
A-'> * '
' /.V
'' v'; •' ^ "A ' ^ \ "-''r
.V1 '• /
'• X'"' • ^
$7.25 a shaye. Pro¬
and inventory. Issue
7
$1,703,638, respectively.
applied
N. J., plant.
made
/1
Woodhead's
6.-^-Registers With SEC
—————
shares
Af Federal
the company is to serve as a United States base for the
development of Chinese industries.
The company said it Intends to
adapt American machinery and equipment for use in China, to train
Chinese
industrial
personnel
in the
United States,
and
to export
;
AAem.?e
corporation
164,
•Computed on the basis of the presently outstanding number of
shares, last year's earnings would be equivalent to $2.85 per share.
of
purpose
']f
-
,•
Volume production
shares
trust agreement in satisfaction of
a
agreement.
underwritten
Earned
SEC—-
be
in
Aircraft Corp.
Output of Prefabricated Homes—
are
said.—V.
registration statement with
a
common.
tNeV earnings after taxes
working capital, payment of indebtedness and to provide
aid in establishing a branch
plant
in Canton, China.
to
Company^manufactures condenser units at Linden,
V;
engine mine
be
3803.
p,
IDA,
.v;
•. •
additional
as
capital
"7
diesel
A/,
.
#; Consolidated
the trust to the company;
10,500 shares are to be
options, 2,300 shares will be sold to employees and
that the remaining 20,360 shares will be sold to per¬
Gross earnings
7A"; >J -A-/A A
expected
are
on
the end of
Palmer's Cos Cob,
by
Years Ended June so—
dividends, cumulative from July 1, 1947, and to participating dividends.
Company expects to sell the stock largely to members of Chinese com¬
munities in the United States and elsewhere.
Price, $101 a share.
proceeds,
delivery
by
Columbia Pictures Corp.—Earnings-
.
The company on Oct. 24 filed a registration statement with the SEC
for 7,500 shares <$100 par) class A stock, entitled to 6% preferential
Net
for
satisfy
under
Common
China Motor Corp'., New York—Itegisters With
to
par)
concu-
for
A "--A-'
for
filed
28
Oct.
on
issued
to
ceeds
V.
;A,A,'j ; SXAA-A
engines
completed
Edwin Alexander,
shares'($5
89,580
be
is not
various
it has
certain holders of the unsecured con¬
bonds.
Hearing on both the Colnon and company
scheduled to be held before Judge Igoe on Nov. 1.
by
approved
contract
begin, shortly,
expected
sons
appliceb'e to the indebtedness, has been opposed by
committees, indenture trustees and holders of senior bonds,
been
Columbia's
to
loaned
is
it
The Calnon plan, which
for debt reduction.,,
co-trustee,
certain^offers
includes
to
are
issued
to
be
A
company
funds
Jan.
company's
interest
of
for
debt
outstanding Oct. 21 amounted to 8305,811,600,
1
this year, the
total claim is $427,316,209.
After the proposed bond purchases, the bonded debt would amount to
$214,162,600 and the total.claim, including interest, to $299,490,574.
The company's petition was filed as a substitute for the proposal oi
The
With
diesel
to
\
will
Canada
of
•
The
:
SEC
Totals
2,000
Columbia Axle Co., Cleveland,
54
2'fJ3.000
w ..WAoUU
—
for
expected
46,
3,745.500
-
A. L. 4%s of '34—
another
expected
is
77
;
J'®2?'?nn
"
—
Short Line 4%s Of '41—
I.
8,475,500
which
——^V*
the
units will be produced
at
portion of Palmer's present production .is now being
Columbia's plant
in Somerville, N. J.
Deliveries under
at
51
59
22'2?5'tSS
contract
a
of
Most
plant.
Conn.,
handled
83
$H'7qs'^no
——
awarded
been
March.
Price
Each Issue
—A—
ASf—^
First & ref. 4s of 1934——
Choc., Okla. & Gulf 5s, '52
/
1
Bros.
monthly schedule
a
Aver.
cash Allowed
tccup
R.
has
up
A
Payment
Bank
Montreal
agency of either of said banks in
New
aSIAiAa :
.
A "''V-
interest.
Royal
Engines, Inc., a subsidiary, -and one of the oldest and
largest manufacturers of marine, gas and diesel engines in the country,
Assuming
;
Contract—Xy'A^..
Palmer
company
set
Aircraft Products, Inc.—Unit Receives Large
*
first mortgage bonds, 1961
series,
and
5V2%
first mortgage sterling
registered debenture stock, 1961
series, have b6en called for redemption on Jan. 2, 1947, at par and
5% %
X;
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—To Pay 50-Cent Class A Div.—
A
dividend
of
non-cumulative
record
Oct.
24.
50
cents
class
This
A
per
stock,
share
was recently declared on the $2
$1, payable Nov. 7 to holders of
with $1 per share paid on Aug. 27,
April 30, Juno JO, Sept. 29 and Dec.
par
compares
last, and 50 cents each 01.
15, 1945.—V. 164, p. 1867.
A
:
Volume 164
Number 4539
Dayton Power
/
&
Ligfit Co.—Earnings—
;
3°—
1946-3 Mo's.—1945
1946—12 Mos.—1945
other inc.
>$5,550,604 /$5,150,360 $24,701,689 $22,691,441
3,073,152
f"vM f®5Ldep"Ci-——
Sal
th?n Fed-
453,355
federal income taxes—. :Mf-
charge
-f
•
''
11
50j!ie,,———dividends'-.u.
$843,073
112,502
deferred
J'^1'-e*ce8®-Profits
*h*
1,840,764
1,739,692
2,502,000
^•°°<)
$6,070,571
"J
*
$4,142,861
450,011
112,502 y
taxhas been
reduced
-
$990,000
10
v
.
30,
are
both
1946-
in
The
special
non-recurring.—y.t
'
income
164,
deductions
charge
p..
and
for
the
the
12
reduction
v>tnm
—V.
Consolidated
r!L
£
KiSSd
They WUl also
creation
of
1718.;//■^rr'e!:i:PP'C':PP'^
vote
on
3 The Consolidated
Diamond Mines
of
,
$307,964
129,739
.
ssss
•
V
South-west
Ltd.,
'
.■»
-
wma^nfng^^Tso^^rdln"
;.'J
InfutoS SHele^!
into
shareholders to
the
'
of Bonds—
Net
Hine' tl}u directors lnt,end,earJy In 1947 to offer to all holders
rvrtinofvthe company itself) of^Consolidated Diamond Mines
D^ff??pri
Rhure*
iho'
in
H1611" sl?ares for De
h
ry.
Prom Jan
.The intended offer
if accepted by all shareholders
would require
the issue of 4,050,625 De
Beers Deferred shares of
5s. each, equivalent
to 405,062 of the
existing Deferred shares.
The present
authorized
shares
and: 1,272,789
of
1,886,298
25 089,784
32,405,543
32,896,919
31,689,428
16.965,993
17,652,155
9'51W9
M98'431
'
1946
Gross from railway
under
consideration
^a?In!bi1ityc^LC0i"ve^i"8
issue of stock in
pl&ce
company's
Articles
of
common
however,
make
practice.
Dumont
The p!
ti*
for
the
conversion
upon.—v.
of
164,* p.
general
Articles
shares
meeting
of
of
into
stock
so
should
to
as
this
now
make
be
course
being
stock
provision
23,169
18,667
13,106
1,917,800
138,231
*263,280
2,024,700
2,476,900
708,541
1,965,900
404,812
7,738
246,632
186,418
Electric
n
1
obaroc
COMPANY
York
Jan.
•In
addition
T
40,» heg.n Ohttihution .7 Its sorting, on
m^ f1
t a new contract signed with
London, Jack
T
v4
,
Kapp,
President,
announced
to providing
products, the
for greater exploitation of the
company's
Mr. Kapp said, will make it
possible for
this country
many outstanding recordings
Records, Ltd., of classical works by famous artists
as popular artists who are familiar
to- the .millions
new
Corp.—Common
t>
^
it
-.4.:o
Abroad,
of
weil
as
and
men
164,
women
who
served
ln
the
armed
forces
Par.kinir fJorn— Snlit<? Uommnn
ritCKing v/urp«
ppuis voinilion
onlH
as
Stock
An increase of the common stock to
revealed
certificate
par
value
stock
of
Oct.
on
of
will
no
28
be
Issued
p-.
nv.j
all
stockholders
in
to
stock
new
*
company states that the step
structure moie consistent with its
taken
was
for
Such
to
provide
greatly expanded volume
demand
cooked
a
of
fluorescent
the
neighborhood
with
compares
ending Feb.
p.
sales
1042,'
28,
of
an
2435.
of
$20,000,000
for
the
current' year,
__
_
__
43cptember»-Gross from railawy—
Net from railway———
Net ry. oper. income^™
_
stock
Common
(par 10c)
"
$4,124,553
which
Colony Corp.
V.
B.
Christie
$4,231,163
7.333,437
38.221,228
9,999,003
3,743,933
6,596,326
4,584,312
.
2,622,639
—
receive
cash
proceeds
which
and
in
September—
1946
railway—
$5,584,978
from railway™^™ ;
893,232
1945
of
Net ry. oper. mcome_„
Gross^rom
railway-™railway.™
from
Net rv
ry.
nnpr
opei.
256,294
280,137
50,373.!96
-
56,065.421
6,728,091
•
580 269
income.™^2,&8U,2by
Co.
'Deficit*
<
,
1943
Net
$6,781,787
1,941,142
737,378
—V
-
9'532'050;y
ui
of
the
164
/
between
Cayuga
u.
2151
Oswego and Ithaca, N.
would be purchased at $36 a
'
Y.
covering
131517.3
drawn.—v.
statement
shares-of
164, p. 2015.
(No.
6614), filed
cpmmoh
.
stock
with
share
(par
>
the
$8),
>; ■?;
for
under
SEC
has
July
the
been
19,
the
from
Jan.
INCflVIF
21,
and
•
futUre
not
earned
first
company's
more
Colony Corp.. as
public offering
20
,
C
^669,778
'
be
of
given
to be applied to the redemption, of all '
bonds; series A 3y4%,. due Nov.
the principal amount of $6,500,000 (old
cumul.
BUSINESS
<&
the
new
preference
in
Stuart
Co.
&
Inc
•
\
.1946—3 Mos.—1945
'
share-
$865,887
..$0.97.
$483,155
.
$0.69
$2.01
100,000
350,000
200,000
350,000
Thcmas
200.000
F, S. Yantis & Co., Inc.
r.fc
$3.44
&
Is-o'r
Company—
July 31,'46
.
-
Depreciation,
Fed.
Fed.
norm,
>',$2,299,307
871,661-
exc.
Other
profs,
taxes
operating revs.—
Other inc., net-™--™-,
Total
income
—
amortiz. & "special
charges''"
1944
$3,843,729
1,271,824
471,000, which compared with a total of $50,692,000 on June 30, 194b.
vv. 163, p. 2578.
■■
•*
,••• \-.::rvr;y
.r--,,:' V;";:v0
362.440
183,562
181,869
292.417
288,978
439,408
382,878
195,800:
210,630
802,879
24~1,575
392,577
371,782
440,959
$1,407,250
$905,784
$1,107,876
>
"
$642,569-
/
10,224
$652,793
633,690
3;382
25.3G9
.6,237
$1,410,632
$931,153
$1,101,638
,
Int.,
124,014
226,272
296,230
490,416
$528,778
$1,184,359
$634,923
$611,222
As of Sept. 30, 1946, company had unfilled orders amounting to $64,-
with-
1943
$5,286,370
1,922.176
175.000
tax
Net
$4,048,445
1,389.760
256,928
sur.
™——™
-j.;) 1945
•111,572
—■>
tax; <fe
-Calendar Years-
"f?Mos. End*
operating irevs.
Operation /™-™—™™
Total
■
depreciation and provision for estimated Federal income.;. ; v
100,000
.200,000
200,000
™-..™->.™„™
comparative income statement/
"
$2,424 423
land
600,000
Co.
&
Zxv i".
2016.
1946—9 Mos.—1945
$1,793,730
and the
Rctan Mosle and More-
Co._'_
Co.__
the
Inp —Po-Transfer ASCIIt
inc.
L.0 iransier /igeiH
Company
Kendall, Inc.
$3,700,000
-
&
Blair
.
p.
the same
several underwriters
Collins ,&
William
The
to
Texts
purchased by each are as follows:
Patterson. Copeiand &
Mullaney, Ross & Co—.
Manufacturing Co. (& Subs.)— Earnings—
°
—
of the
names
principal amount of bonds to be
Halsey,
The Illinois Company—
stock.
in
.
.
immpdiate
immealate
subscribing
incorporated
was
energy at retail in 14 communities in Texas and in
in New Mexico, together with the surrounding rural
communities
Otis
preferred
15,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
30,
th^.
the
Company,
;
estimated combined population of 182.000, of
in the metropolitan; area pf El Paso., None of
figures include military; personnel.
The company also furnishes
power supply to Compania Mexlcana
Productora de Luz y Fuerza which serves a population of 62,500 in
Mexico adjacent to El Paso, including the city ot Juarez, Mexico.
On Dec.
31,
1943, the company sold its transportation property
in
and
around El Paso, Texas and the American halves of two
international toll bridges.
It is no longer engaged in the transportation and toll bridge businesses.
^
$130,296
in
15,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
(no par)
—
Outstanding
$6,000,000
districts,. having an
125,000 reside
The Bank of the Manhattan
Company, New York, N. Y>; has been
appointed co-transfer agent for the preferred stock.—V. 164, p. 2152.
com.
PRESENT FINANCING
$6,000,000
————'
Maintenwcd/wJi—<——<>■
A^nriation
Extern Kacmg ^SOCiailon,
be paid only
plus $112,500.
may
31, 1945,
which
$220,546
—>—.--™—
$500,000
will
by
mortgage
UNDERWRITERS—The'
™i—™_——
84,250
Vocfprn karin?
♦After
dividends
these
u
,
wlll-j°te Nov._ 2^
pa:rvaljje preferred to offer
stocky
company
intends
than
retired
bonds
new
power
Julien
Period End. Sept. 36—
V;
of
subsequent to Dec.
(no par)
supplies electric
a
STATEMENT
the
stockholders
amount
An
—
Paso to the,. Caballo Dam in-New .Mexico and approximately
distance southeasterly from El Paso to Van Horn, Texas.
11,000
1946 to June 30, 1946
income taxes
the
■
1901.
It has charter power to engage in: the'electric light
business for a term which has bren extended to Aug.
30, 2001,
Company is engaged in the business of generating and
purchasing electric energy and distributing and selling the same in El
Paso, Texas and in an area in the Rio Grande Valley in Texas and New
Mexico
extending approximately
100 miles northwesterly from El
Aug.
account of company.
—
approval,
Eaton
Outstanding
Derby Oil Co.—Registration Statement Withdrawn—
registration
are
profit
Upon
contained in
' J '
-
.
the redemption of new bonds.
RESTRICTION—Common
income
$4.50 divd. pfd. stk.,
*45,000
partnership has also employed jFirst
to sell the remaining 49,000 shares at
"V»Net profit
V-'
Earns, per
v.
be anticipated by
and may
HISTORY
——mrr
preferred stock, in proportion to their shareholdings.—V. 164,
'
". by the D. L. & W.-v
.-yThe Lackawanna owns all the stock In the Greene road, a five-mile
strip near Utica, N
Y
end the majority of the stock of
Cayuga
railway
30, 1947, an amount equal
(after deducting
the amount
Common stock
164, p. 1328,
common
"J"he stockholders at a special meeting held on Oct. 29 approved the
with and into this company of the Greene RR. Co. and the^■«
Cayuga
Susquehanne RR. Co., two small lines operated under lease *
Blan—V
25,000
The'
-
PROVISIONS
FUND—Annually a t Sept. 30^ be¬
to 1% of the total issued
IMPROVEMENT
AND
bonds,, 2%% series due 1976
Preferred* stock
(issuable in series):
12,000
issuance of $1,000,000
^
that net earnings
however,
restrictions
,'
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
<•
merger
33-mile
the
REPLACEMENT
1970, now outstanding in
bonds) at 108.
be
Duro-Test Corp.—Plans Preferred Stock Issue—
61,597,435
21,356,765
Merger Voted
under
,
AND
1,
22.000
•
—
Provision for Federal income taxes
9 S92 flsn
permitted
*
«
of net
of
;
—
profit before Federal
3 883 892
3,b«3,«yz
3 723 717
is
provided,
requirements including interest on new issue,
Release
and
substitution without notice to
PURPOSE—Net proceeds are
:
of
to
—
CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT
;
59,160,569
16,411,348
12,147.738
^2
income
interest
refunding.
1st mtge.
amount
shares
Net sales -——
——
Cos1- of sales _——™-™™™—™^^^
Selling, general and administrative expenses
1944
$6,448,163
1,751,358
*4,217,370
821,687
out
,
number
—
rnu^OT TTiATVn
RR.—Earnings—
$5,380,808
Net
for
bonds
bonds,
aid
price of $6 per share.
;
31,
SINKING
345,000 shs.
the
.
the
seller
agent
; -
.
moneys, etc. if $500,000 or more), shall be deposited with the
trustee, but this requirement may be satisfied by property credits
(on a 60% basis) or by waiving the right to issue an equal amount of
Outstanding
*
its
•
substitution—Additional
and
release
expenses) wffl be a,auaWe
.
38,472,644
11,677,312
7,099,623
.829,906
>
Gross from
The
&
Period
from
stock
Authorized
500,000 shs.
$4,362,675
1,536,982
959,702
1,075,299
restrictions.
release
ginning Sept.
new
field,
appartus
——
*Of
35,468,345
926,393666,714
Delaware Lackawanna & Western
a
hearing
certain
(a) up to $300,000 on the basis of prtperty owned
1945, (b) against 60% of net property additions after
.
—
J. H. Drass & Co., Inc.
1943
$3,609,629
751,898:
408,612
32.136,182
railway...
Net ry. oper. income—
—V. 164, P- 1718.
'
and
under
issue,
twice
mortgage.
'
inter-
»
First
From Jan. 1
Gr0S3 from railway
Net
™™
will
UNDERWRITERS—Underwriters,
purchased are as follows:
The
1944
as
moT,
geophysical
rrEMsrLsstestlmated
Corp.—-Earnings—
1945
denominations
equal to 15% of the operating revenues (less cost of electric power
purchased for resale and rentals) shall be spent by the company for
maintenance or additions to property or to the extent not so spent,
the balance of such 15% less certain credits for debt retirements, etc.
shall be deposited with the trustee in: cash, or bonds or pri'qr lien
debt. Provision operates cumulatively from Dec. 31/ 1945.
material
any
except
.
n
starting-switches
1
for general corporate purpo e
_
1946
1976; interest payable on April 1
of company in New York. Bonds
1,
agency
of
MAINTENANCE
sells
Total
_
in
Authorized
-
»
slightly, over...$6,QQ0,000 .for^tho
fiscal-year
increase of approximately 333%%.—V.
163,
'
Delaware & Hudson RR.
Net
in
business
be
bondholders
,,
New
in
known
*
"I
at
1945 or deposit of cash;
31,
(c)
or
r\rooo
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO 'PRESENT FINANCING
;
for
in
due Oct.
year
form
^
capital
corporation, .is ore of the largest single units in
the world
engaged in processing quick-frozen vegetables and fruits. It
estimates
sales
„
including
the
repair trade.
replacement and
business
view of the Indicated continuous
increase in consumer
quick-frozen vegetables and fruits and quick-frozen
prefoods, all of which are processed by the
tt
partnership
result
the
fields
miscellaneous
102.029
only,
DIVIDEND
*
company.
The
not
of
,
in
use
$1
ssss
in
did
control
or
„
PURPOSE—Company
imminent
succession
main the company
the
radio
.
<
.
The
at Dec.
must
.
in
its
of
exchange for the old
value*
par
amendment
t
incorporated
was
limited
a
.
company filed an
Four shares of the
to
;
800,000 shares of $1 par value
the
as
Incorporation.
In
1946;
each
Additional
Offered—
its products to customers engaged
in producing various iypes of electrical appliances and equipment.
it Is believed that'approximately 50.% of. its production is used in
the fluorescent lighting field, 20%
in the electronic hearing .aid
devices field, 20%
in the radio .industry and the remaining 10%
.
100.279.
bid of
a
coupon, were
bonds may be issued
nn
to
successor
ownership
.
densers,
devjees.
'
fifnrk
olOCK—
Inc.
the
1,
of
coupon
liens is bondable
y c nBes'
•..
' n„...
The company believes that it Is presently
one^ of the largest manufacturers of capacitors, also commonly referred to as electric con-
Europe.
h/--**
.•»'
.
Deerfield
lieerueia
was
in
1718.
p.
in
on
2%%
a
are a
first lien, subject only to permitted en¬
and other minor qualifications, on substantially all pres¬
physical electric properties of the company other than motor
vehicles, office equipment and supplies, etc. Property subject to prior
Of the shares offered,
BUSINESS—^Corporation
1946
a
contract.
bis company to distribute in
inade by Decca
—V.
Co.,
change
"
v
SECURITY—Bonds
as
5SSS&
Electric
com¬
any
cumbrances
-
,
arP
&
12,
of
■"
ent
538,325
>
wrn
Ivm pli^c
.
57,210
,
25,000 shares are being sold on hphalf nf thp comnanv
Denail Oi tne company
and 69,000 shares on behdlf of selling stockholders.
Decca Records, Inc.—Plans
Expansion—
.
1943
l252134
(par 100) at $6 per share.
osnnn
decided
1867.
•
First Colony Corp., B. V* Christie & Co. and «L H. Drass
& Co., Inc., on Oct. 28 offered 94,000 shares of common
no
shareholders
Association
r\
a.
1
in
principal
Dec.
shares into stock.
provision for
such conversion, and the
directors therefore
propose to take advantage
ofi, tJe.to extraordinary
called
amend the
1944
$121802
of convenience
reasons
164, p. 2152.
13.6
or
the maintenance
and replacement fund pro¬
use of proceeds
of released property or, at the
option of the company, in certain instances at the special redemption
prices. The initial regular redemption price is 103 7/e and the initial
special redemption price is 100% plus interest in each case.
$1i4r?4
*Deficit—V. 164, p. 1718.
for
tl;e shares is now
c°mv&ny'* Deferred
of
Association,
1945
$2J»'qS?
be
Tn6
inputs
System
6.1
12,706
improvement fund
visions or by the
127,211 Deferred shares in reserve.
It
is now
K
railway.-—
proposed to create a further
3,500,000 Deferred shares of 5s.
each
^ y* °Per. income.™
and to sub-divide the
existing Deferred shares into shares of 5s.
each
^FromJan.l—
which
will
give a total unissued capital of
4,772,110 5s. Deferred Xwoss from railway
shares. This will be sufficient for
the purpose of the offer
and will
Net from railway.
leave a .balance of
721,485 Deferred shares of 5s. each
which will
Net ry. oper. income...
held in reserve.
The directors have
3,023
of $1,000 regist.erable
as
and in fully registered form without coupons in
$1,000 and authorized multiples thereof.
Coupon
and registered bonds interchangeable.
Bonds will be redeemable at the option of the company as a whole
at any time or in part from time, to time prior to maturity on at
least 30 days' notice at the regular redemption prices the bonds will
also be redeemable upon like notice by operation of the sinking and
to
18,292,280
9'253'192
be
denominations
Duluth Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
the;Deferred shares have
leaving
1,834,578
.
September-
the Prclerencc
been issued,
' 3.348,226
Oct.
will
1943
P"
'
*U
12.0
*'
by Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; 102.2099 by Mer¬
rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, 102.317 by Salomon
Bros. & Jlutzler and 102,29011
by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
$6,304,723
4,407,031
1,563,660
11,294,695
,WT.
the
awarded Oct. 28
was
Other bids received all for
i_
railway
^
not include
Pet.
20,979
Co.—Buys Third Ohio Plant—
1976.
The issue
Dated Oct.
1944
$5,46.7,519
3,466,501
™
fro,n
174,362
"
49,501
93,357
land.
and
1945-
$5,309,050
6:203:664
Net
3hareS Per 100 COnSOU-
SSrDVmSX^o"dtaa;fShSaS. Beet5
income
from'railway
Gross
Beera 5s.
figures do
series due
X>eC'/' ***1' aVVn2
1946
railway—
from railway——
oper.
Lt. Co.__
: :
InCFCQSC
Amount
-1945
195,341
52,524
106,063
El Paso Electric Co.—Bonds Offered — Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc., Otis & Co. (Inc.) and William, Blair & Co.
on Oct. 29 offered
.$6,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 23A%
',
$5,192,846
3,335,913
1,887,686
-
from
Net
necessary
,/• 1946
_
Mr. Keating stated that either Ekco or a subsidiary will have the
plant In operation within 60 days after occupancy and plant clearance.
"Machinery and equipment Is now availa^e and readv to be moved
into the Byesville plant," he explained.
"We intend to manufacture
housewares, kitchen metal ware, and probably shall finish and assemble
kitchen tools there."—V. 164, p. 2152.,
Duluth Missabe & Iron Range Ry.-EarningsSeptember—
Gross
&
j*'
company and affiliated companies have acquired for $385,600
Manufacturing plant at Byesville, O., from the War Assets Adminis¬
of
-asss :rr sasss
account thejr have come to
the conclusion that a
of eight
ratio
Consolidated Diamond Mines
Ordinary shares to one of the
existing
pe^ Beers, deferred shares would be equitable.
Subject therefore to the approval of
>(''
&
Pwr.
y.
V
l
.
was announced on Oct. 25 by Arthur Keating, Chairman.
Originally built by the Defense Plant Corporation two years ago, the
has never been placed into operation.
It comprises approxi¬
mately 80,000 square feet of floor space and includes over 18 acres
SS.,"S IK»a£l«rp CS:
oftehe0rshahre»einratte
factors
wata
above
\
•'«;?.
A.1 > "yf.' ,'i*•
•
:'--i tration, it
•
'
<
Th* comPany has called for redem'Ption cn
BBpygp
Power
as
V.'S-- !•/.*•
.
i,"
6628), tiled July 2o, covering 65 347
,
Dierks Investment Co. (Mo.)—Redemption
>
«V.
are
&
plant
~
stock (no par), has been withdrawn.—-y. 164, p, 1718.
i
out
;
i'
Ekco Products
Filp<? With
biles vviin
•
.
Africa,
The
a
common- underwriter, General Stock & Bond Corp.,. Boston,
proceeds will be used for working capital.
common
were
:
*•'! '.v
•-, <
Power
This
4
v
The
shares of
1945
of client
subsidiaries
inputs
System
Inc.;' wnich
3,154,502
The registration statement (No
'
the
&
the
Light Corp., and
as
compared with tne cor¬
follows (in thousands of kilo¬
•
.
Former National
40,205
3,*166,669
3.140,911
<
1718.
p.
shares of
Power
during
1946,
Services
Co., Electric
Light Co.,
panies not appearing in both periods.—V,
SOtlOt
tajn '«■ «
Ordinary shares
5,^(W,000Usha^sfTh^hol^eM-
ing to
caKLtlofW
Deferred shares of 5s. each.
present the holder
of2,259,500
c9"lPany, is at
163,570
56,245
24,
Ebasco
Light
Light Co
Electric Power & Light Corp.-.™
The company on Oct. 28 filed a letter, of notification with the SEC
10,000 shares of class A stock and 20,000 shares of common. Offering price, $10 a unit, consisting of one share of class A and two
Mass.
&
Operating Subsidiaries of—
tpn
164,
Power
i,
Oct.
of
National
American
Dictaphone Corp.-Registration Statement Withdrawn
autlwrS
Increasing the
former
Inc.—Weekly Input—
ended
responding week
watt-hours);
.
for
Mines
3,500,000 additional
81,106
6,823
rbnminoL
■
Th*
$330,863
Devonshire Chemicals !„« T?nctnn l\Ta«s<?
Inc.,,Boston, Mass.
Ltd.—Plans 10-for-l
Of Deferred Shares—Merger
Prooosed
'
'
; '
merger, .rrupusea
,?,
at an extraordinary general meeting to be held
Split-Up
««
$266,945
155,093
48,800
SEC—
taxes
1
Beers
;
American
of
$0.52-;r.
Federal
-/v-:
months
™
De
>$373,924
Gn,ss™roSf>ai^ay
resttlt
of
of
Detroit
Net ry. oper. income—
$2,262,195
450,011
week
companies
\j:y,^
railway
Net from railway™—-
..e deduction for tax purposes of costs applicable to the refinancing
Khnn?,f comPany's bonds. An amount equivalent to this reduction is
0as .a•8pecial °harge
$1.9§./.\>
the
operating
& Toledo Shore Line Bit-EarningsSeptember—• PXY" '•;£&'1948 '•
1945"-v
1944
.^3
Gross from
f
w
^ 1944
$21J.492
$176, 5
^
#
•
a
$803,379
/•.'v.
822,833
as
Vv 1945
_
rB-.tpW:
:■**-■.' —1"""
$532,265
'
1946
all known charges including estimated provisions for
income taxes. tOn 411,874 shares.—V..
164, p. 2152.
>
$3,085,028
937,710 / :
990,000 ;
For
Quarter Ended Sept. 30— \/- * P; y ■
*Net profit
tEarnings per share —_.r„™
r;♦After
1,239,000
3'066'°0<)
-
'$752,771
220,506
v,
11,720,955
1,790,845
1,809,024
J;/.™™,.-'
.
^
12,888,247
372,437
439,085
225,000
614'00°
534,000
$1,054,316
211,243
*
*'uiXed char$es
*»_*,' lrt"
V
,
V** **-
Tn?r0ff8 In®oml
Special
2 747,066
435,779
«
ww
;V
.
maintenance.
Ebasco Services
Detroit Steel Corp.—Earnings—
»
^r^Il0d End*J3epfcGross rev and
oper. and
2285
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Net* income
_v
lfi4
n.
,2152.
..
-
%
mW:;
;?■.?
'.(v'/'; ■:
/'■'
v.
Company was incorporated in Pennsylvania Jan, 21, 1946 as suc¬
cessor to Edgar A.
Reilly trading as Fullerton Textile Co., manufac¬
turer of textiles,; marketed through New York convenors',
0<
•
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry.—^EarningsGross
—
from
railway^—?
-
*
'
Net
from
Net
V
180,258
income-
18,811,205
railway.—.
'
stockholders
Oct.
on
Gar Wood Industries,
Clifford
.....
creases
p.
A.
.
in
General Bronze
drawn—
Dividend— li
Chicago—25-Cent Common
common
amount
shares
was
of
drawn
share- .•
Noy, ^0. ?
last No
2017.
stock, payable Dec. 12 to holders of record
disbursed on June,12 and Sept
i2,
payment was made on the common stock in 1S45.—V. 164, p.
the
like
Corp.—Registration Statement With¬
Get.
44
.
.
.
The registration statement
declared a dividend of 25 cents per
directors on Oct. 24
The
on
A
Inc.—New Vice-President—
Sharp, Works Manager since May, has heett elected
charge of manufacturing. He has' long been asso-/
elated with Charles W. < Perelle, president of Gaf; Wood, and was his
- •assistant when Mr. Perelle was Vice-President in charge of manu¬
facturing for Consolidated Vultee Aircraft' Corp.'
Mr.
Sharpe will supervise Gar Wood's .manufacturing operations
.
in
Detroit, Wayne
and Marysville,
Mich.;
Mattoon,
111.;
Findlay,
Ohio; Newport News, Va., and St. Paul, Minn.—V. 164, 2017.
2017.
(The) Fair,
In
value.—
100,000 shares of $5 par
stock authorized to
capital
V. 164,
The authorization
held.
cumulative
23.—V.
164,
filed July 26, covering 115,000
(No, 6638)
convertible
preferred
stock
954.
:
(par
$25)
Co.—Earnings
Fall River Gas Works
1946—Month—1945
$95,238
$106,756
Period End. Sept. 30-
* "
Federal
——
—
/■'
-
Net
tax
Net
59,184
848,360
136,600
13,934
214,059
1945
8,669
911,027,
234,000
$715,110
472,982
$18,727
8,333
$12,352!
$233,400
76,000
50
62
1,644
M
—
"This
declared
End. Sept. 30—
9 Mos.
♦Net
that
means
six
past
from
expansion
despite the
months
sales
of the
-suit
weeks
the
of
to
of
rate
annual
an
credit
$145,531
cents
119,125
sustained
period."
adjustments
in
the
share,
a
first
In' the
.
strike which
that
dividends
$303,093
291,310
233,056
$1.60
$1.25
$1.30
share
per
.
of
•V.
164,
income.
quarter.
sales
our
that
for
''
'
.
'.'V'
'"-H
•
Florence Stove
•
30^
9 Mos. End. Sept,
profit
Outstdg. ,£om.
shares
Saras, per com. share•After all
volume, during
period
of
'
"
"
'
-
'
•
1,324
and Canada.._*__
S.
38,083
37,869
Florida Power
Power
quarter of this.,-year as
a, re-
order
an
■'
months
compared
ended
with
Sept.
30
a-profit of
$6,384,288,
Was
22
or.
$7,721,401,?^ors 26; cents
:
This
a,J
would'
be
sells
at
energy
Utilities,
payable
^
additional
200,000 shares of
shares held.—V. 164,. p,
five
common
^
7
d
,
basis
of
Net
from
Net
ry.
—
1943
income
oper.
$1,256,200
378,627
181,784
131,555
616,198
303,437
12,396,217
12,584,896
'11,237,848
3,696,659
5,179,568
5,582,048
559,970
1,755,539
2,251,244
2,832,337
'
-
$1,522,960
$1,337,396
510,717
—V, 164, p. 1869,
Frontier Power Co.,
SEC-r—
1
t
i
company
SEC
for
three
vhich
Its
on
119,431
'.y'!
c
0cit-
shares
Trinidad, Colo.
($5
par)
a
—
tV '■
registration
with
the
amendment.
'
v<
-
of the proceeds.
none
'•
i??1.
.
'
«•
share
be
issued
'to
the
being
are
~
present
diange for the outstanding 20,000 shares.
would
The
sold
capital surplus.
in
f
$207,000
1,
five-year note bearing interest
Sept.
at
30
and
will
corporation
and
in
2Vz%.
?
exchanae
of
59
stock
shares
of
share
of
(2)
88,000,000
2,500,000
$1,26
upon, such
of
Utilities
by
stock
Utilities
other
an
Oct. 7,
Interest
conversion,
stock
for
dividends
on
amount
1946
in
on
the
cash
the
of
each
10
the
and
equal to
debentures
unconverted
Corp.
date of
in
such
debentures
of
common
stock
of
holders
of
surrender of
record of its
the debentures
1,
1946
converted.
will
cease
to' accrue
The
1946*
electric
amounted
output of the company for the week, ended Oct. 25,
to 136,979,562 kwh., an increase of 17,505,577 kwh.,
14.6%, over the corresponding week in
1945.—V. 164,^p. 2153.
1,826,003
520,790
2,862,384 ■
893,762?
...
Ltd. (Canada)—Calls Bonds
1946,
fund mortgage
redemption on
being made at The*
102
at
Napanee, Canada, at
option.
Ine.—Registration Statement Withdrawn—
;
V
stock,
Dividend—Earns. Estim.—
the $T
This
1945,- arid on"
have declared a dividend of $1.35 per share on
payable Not. 12 to holders of record Nov. 6.
Nov* 9,
on
stated: "The estimated nejb
corporation for the year 1946 will be slightly in excess
Goodrich Co.—To-Enter Field of Biochemicals;
of B.
Manufacturing Co.—Declares 75(5 Dividend—'
Hoyt, Secretary, on Oct. 25 announced' that the directors
a dividend of 75 cents per share on the common stock;
C
payable Nov. 15 to holders of record Nov. 1.
A quarterly distribution
of like amount was made on Sept. 16, last, as against 50 cents per
share on March 15 and June 15, 1946, and in each quarter during 1945,An extra dividend of $1 per share was also paid on Jan, 15 of this year.
161, p. 2445.
—V.
!
^
i
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-
'y
•
*„>,"?.-»■
•*
GrAnby
j
•.
v,
a-.. v.
..
,i.k"^
*
"
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,
!
"■
v~ •
^
r'
*
*•
-V"*»
.
Cotisol. Mining^ Smelting & Power Co., Ltd.—'
EarningsQuarter End. Sept. 30—
Net
profit
per
com,
share
:
19'46
1945
1!def$97,5'49 §def$31,700
Nil
Nil
1943
'$23,361
$0.05
1944
*$2,656
$6 01
w,
.
depletion, depreciation and.reserves for income and all other
of capital stock,
* After $50,000 reserve for
development, $22,891 for taxes and $68,722 for depreciation
and depletion,
SDeficit after $26,810 for depreciation and depletion.
IIAfter adjustments to reserve of $13,764 but before reserve for de¬
♦After
taxes.
on
»
4,986,219
589,286
5.686,966'
declared
tEarn,
interest accrued from July
76,734
51,170
5,073,467
1,961,618*
158,427
y.
305,210-
outstanding first (closed) 6% sinking
Jan. 31, 1941, were recently called for
the
Gorham
-
;
so
,
$650,000."—V. 162, p. 2392.
have
addition to common
?
4,125,949
691,423
railway--—
dated
1,
Hiram
for
upon
debentures
,
F. Goodrich ChdmicaF Cot; Clevehntd; Ohio, into thfr\
Oct; 30 by W. S. Richardson?
chemicals would be ready soon
for introduction in the reabri of agricultural, textile, pharmaceutical
and household chemicals.
The company manufactures American rub¬
bers
synthetic resins, plastics, rubber chemicals and chemical in*termediates.
Sever L. Hoppersteead, formerly plant pathologist or*
the Delaware
State Board of Agriculture, has been named service
engineer to supervise field work for the. new biochemical products.
—V. 164, p. 1870.
'
)
certificates
shares
to
*27,557
railway—--
(B. F.)
trustee,
vT?/-■
Weekly Output—
or
of
firitry
the
deliverable
or
prior to
or
scrip
199,203
49,648
1943
$612,441
$483,704
154,893
$520,399''
biochemical field was announced on
President
who said a number of new
Jan.
due
Co.,
..
such conversion;
'j;
distributions, except dividends payable
company,
which may hereafter be de¬
Corp.
form for conversion;
on
Trust
aforesaid;
as
(and
surplus of the
General Public Utilities
stock
surrender
so
Corp.
shares
common
common
Jan. 1, 1947.
ma-
Of
common sjock at the rate
$1,000 of debentures at any time
who
-
income—
earnings of the
Redemption—
.
each
railway
The directors
convertible into
for
full
York
Y.
earned
proper
(3)
are
Ry.—Earnings—
* 1945
1944 ^
'
compares with 60 cents per share paid
jjov I
1944
Warren C. Fielding, Secretary, on Oct. 29
•
New
1946
$393,641
31,505
Good Humor Corp.—Larger
individual
convertible,, debenture?
the
at
3,555,980
3,116,396 r
V.164, p. 1720.
30,242,727
representing
paif value of $7.50 per
Carolina Electric & Gas" Co. on the basis of one full
South
such
N.
*8,174,838
2,612,173
2,281,296
registration statement- (No. 6763), filed Sept. 27,
covering
210 000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents), has been withdrawn.—
single figure in about
a
7,766,422
1,929,671
1,622,862
r
The
redemption- oft.: Jan,v L-- next*; at
4V4%
Holders
Public
for
for
of
made
stock
receive,
Public
common
in
will
shares)
any
of
clared
cumulative ?
and
be
1947.
General
of
share
Generai
out
said
1,
certificates
fractional
stock
PUrChSSe
will
New York,
of
to Jan.
(1)
to
per
the
7,325,274
365,697
82,970
:
Goldring,
v
-
■
secretly express, in
opinions are
to
group
as
possible
called
$250,000
Payment
conversion
exchange
Fullerton (Pa.) Textiles Co.—Stocks
Offered—
praSrredmEk il?nSt<S^n{1946^0ffered 2,000 shares of 5%
IS) a? $100
share
^ 750 SharCS °f COmmon
has
interest.
1956.
prior
capital of $700,000
^
'
receive
a
312,258
5,813,620
railway
the holders'
arid5' indicate the composite'
All
large dial
359,928
175,458
incomes*-.
oper.
common
in
person
subject.
any
The, instrument
-
on
each
on
.The called debentures
>
and certain other stockpr0o?'°rf
?u ma^e a public offering of their stock which
r
r° u°icapital stock of the company. ; Prior to this
L
ts,t InS'' wiI1 slender-to Frontier' the letter's"?
note that
matured
enables
opinion
100 Broadway,
ex-
the
his
207,099
and interest.
Payment is
Ro'yal Bank of Canada in Toronto, Montreal or
404,109
.
$0.22
measure
167,578
139,872
$956,244*
1870.
p.
from
AH
j.
has
bv
between
from
bonds'
$0.01
,
General Public Utilities Corp.—Partial
(hnuwcapplicatio" ,said J- G- White, Inc.,
afS
6,384,288
»
$808,826
Gibbard Furniture Shdps,
V
5,890,911
,2,250,000 Cf6,750,000
♦$0.2l
a
The
iV
stockholders
difference
capital of to
$2,000,000 and the contemplated
credited
h
be
«9n7nnA
instrument
105
Names of underwriter bv
';*«'• v-./•*.?/,"•
r
on
'
$749,176
railway—:—
from
Net from
-
'
1943
1944
Net ry. oper. Income
♦Deficit.—V. 164, p. 1720.
10
use?in ' schools,Vconference
rooms, lecture groups, adult educational' organizations,
radio stations
for
audience participation
programs,
and political "groups.—V.
164,
p. 2017.
and
would
164,
Net ry.
,*■
-
);1
•
1945
Georgia Southern & Florida?
Net
2,200,000 Cr4,800,000
—
$1,927,288- $1,737,870
$650,362
60,187
34,237
income
September—:
Cf7,000,000
seconds.
J\5G' White, Inc., have filed a joint" application v
vf SE^J«queSxing Pe,rmissjon to change Frontier's present
20j000 shares ($100 par) capital stock into 140,000 shares (par $5)
The new
stock
from
Gross
^
4,669,152
'
1945
1946
$44,225
1946
railway——?
Net' ry; oper.
6,334,288 •11,145,891 127,742,72?
summated and registered on
the
stockholders, including J. G. White & Co., Inc.
New
York
is selling all of its
holdings of such stock. Following the sale
holdings J. G. White will no longef be parent of Frontier
Company will receive
*
9 Months
■"—~
-
2153.
From Jan. 1—
from railway_i__
a group of as many as 120 individuals has been announced
by the company's Special Products Division.
Called an opinion meter,
rr
v
statement
Shares
common.
1.390,178
deducting
^Jan. ltoOct. 21—
1945
$44,250
Gross
Net
4,944,110 ♦15,815,043 121,851,816
-■■■
>
~
.
*-
■;:;io45'.
^
v
p ^
From Jan. 1—
;
*5,980,179
per
j.
renegotia-
163, p. 2579.
Week Etid: 06t; 21" >
Net ry, oper.
opinion of
Registers With
1; \
/
"
filed
25
Net from
i# •
"
'v.j
hew ^Instrument designed to
A
8,873,24$
1,342,546
-
reflected
9 Months
contingencies— Cr4,50Q,000
degree,
railway
railway:
be
"
1916
4
i
income
28,845,927 shares
♦Loss**,, ,,
f *
450,000
'$1,042,604
$1,864,388
September—
Gross from railway—-
New Product—
1944
1,795
from
will
credit fof:
or
Earnings
From Jan. 1—
Gross
-
final
♦17,480,179-
—:
taxes on, income
-and
;
one
$945,783
105,494
income.—
oper.
ry.
refund
3rd Quarter
•
3,278,974
Net
1869.
1945
'•
—^1
■
Charge
Fort Worth & Denver City Ry.—Earnings—
"1946
the
in
Nov
,
September—
Gross from railwayNet' from railway-^.—
earned
other sources
Total income
•
v
,
215,500-^
Georgia* RR.—Earnings-
Post-war adjustments
on
♦7,156^00
72,940
—-—„
contingencies
—V. 164, p.
OPERATIONS
1st half
net
The stockholders Oct. 4 increased the authorized common stock
(par $7.50) from 1,000,000 td 1,200,000; shares.. . Company, plans^ (sub¬
to authorization by FCC)
to offer stockholders rights to sub¬
the
1
;
from
Fed.
each
income
on
Income from sales— •20,759,153
•<;.??.
.
ject
to
OF
■■
'
»
Inc.
v.-:
for
565,900
U,892,506
•
78,684
326,769
1946
Orders received
389,696,000 266,867,900 656,563,000 660,846,000
sales billed
(ships.) 222,031,300 199,408,136 421,439,436 946,432,369
Costs, exp* & oth. chgs. 242,790,453 194,464,026 437,254,479 826,580,553
Stock Increase—Rights to Stockholders—;
scribe
§545,220
1,696,639
;*
■ ■
Operating revenues*—
Net
and
owned
publicly
and
•
■■
■
Y'
Petersburg
St.
$3,651,718 $11,163,224
371,483
"460,271
§546,079
Period—
:
Gross
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Clearwater, and
to 16 privately
$3,685,031
143,250
1,243,478
Georgia & Florida RR*—Operating Revenues-
being, restored to, income ratably over the period; of 20 months
*
,
including
wholesale
$3,251,116
—-
$210,278 debt retirement credit.—V.
No effect has been given, to the' refund, of prior years" taxes
credit carry-back provisions
-
The proceeds of the bond issue will be used to provide the company
with
capital to make necessary extensions and betterments to its
plant and property.
Florida Power distributes electric energy to 63
communities
$3,621,506 $11,156,059
30,212
7,174
$652,106 in 1943. tAfter deducting estimated provision for
tiori of Government contracts. §Includmg surtaxes. JAfter
credit
'
Milwaukee, $4,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 2%% series,
at 100 V2, plus interest.
;
Florida
$3,660,745
24,286
$763,825 $2,314,752.
♦After-deducting post-war credit, of $795,200j tlncludes imortizatforit^
of special plant facilities of $370,653 in
1945, $617,262 in 1944 and
beginning Oct* 1, 1945.
Sell $4,000,000 Bonds Pri¬
Commission made public
1943
1944
1945
70,153
—
Net profit
fin the first nine months of 1946,^operations were also credited
witfr $6,750,000 for post-war adjustments and contingencies, since ; the
$15,000,000 balance in the Reserve for such purposes at the close of
1944 is
authorising the corporation to issue and.
sell to the Northwestern:
803,244s
$3,973,493 *$4,916,534 *$5,149,225 $12,703,362
792,530
tl,255,789
11,527,719
tl,547,312
$3,180,963
for
Prov.
,
operating loss sustained' in the first nine months."
,
Oct. 22
1,671
35,499
^Eatriings—
Oorp; (& Subs.)
1946
3(1—
operation-
Bohd interest
<
increased in the fourth quarter depending upon the extent to which r% —V.
taxable - income; for*.the? fast three months - of the year exceeds the. •
163, p. 2156.
Corp.—To
Federal
?
2153.
p.
from
or
1946
1945
1944
1943
$7,159,150 $18,648,980 $17,154,193 $10;340,031
202,130
773,919
686,364
603,781
345,341
345,341
345,341
345,341
,,$0.59
$2.24
$1.99
$1.82
charges and taxes.—V.
vately—The
«
1,618
Profit
nearly
all of our principal plants' for nine
giving effect to sundry income and to
referred to previously, the profit available for
RESULT
»f
■
Profit
Assuming that three-fourths of this excess, profits credit & applicable?
to operations for the first nine' months, the carry-back, refund1 for
that period would be approximately $19,000,009; but would be, reduced :
^
Co.—Earnings—
Bales
r
47
Other income
*
income for the fourth quarter when final results for 1946 are available.
,
.
19,041
21,663
1,041
51
closed
which may result from the excess'profits
of the Internal Revenue Code, but such
filed a letter of notification withAthe SEC
fdr 400,000 shares (5c par) common. Offering price, 5 cents a share.
No underwriters named. The proceeds will be used for payment be
debt and working capital,
The company on Oct 28
'
90,034
956
1,177
Depreciation
After
three
which- otherwise
With SEC—
,
105,711
■
General Steel Casting^
represented the reduction, attributable to the
operating loss sustained in the first nine months of the year, in taxes
Flagstaff Bonanza Mining Co., Park City, Utah—Files
t
73,587
5,365
.i
1,079
Coach—Trucks
&
9 Mos. End. Sept.
,
on
*>4 '•
Net
164,
Profit
$421,439,436 for the nine months this year'compared with $948,432,369 In" the s&me period last year.
"Since? operations for the full year 1946 are expected to result in
the realization of some taxable income," Mr. Wilson stated, "a credit
of $4,800,000 was taken in the first nine months for Federal taxes
$384,188
233,056
$1.65
depreciation* interest, Federal income taxes, etc
♦After
200,790
3,553
4,957
——
Truck
•V.
the preceding quarter, and a loss of $13,701,580, or 47 cents
share, m the first quarter of this year.
sales billed, representing shipments, amounted to $199,408,136
in the quarter' just ended,- compared with $161,604,556 and $60,426,744,
respectively, in the second and first quarters of this year, or a total
1943
1944
1945
$364,924
1946
stock
common
255,248
7,169
4,683
3,724
,
,
Total U.
|
share "in
Earnings—
-316,320
$506,485
profit
.^Earnings
Uew
—~
GM of Canada
Net
Shares
13,731
7,544
.
GMC
a
(& Subs.)
Oct. 26, '46
12,855
•
164, p. 1868.
Ferro Enamel Corp.
Jan. 1 to
Oct. 19, '46
—
$725,000,000, the income therefrcm, due primarily to inadequate price
Federal income taxes—
relief arid to increased. cost., of materials* has. been -at.? a rate of
only VFederal excess prof, tax
3.3%.
Accordingly, we are still $15,800,000* short of offsetting the
State taxes
76,000
$155,756
122,434
$5,956
$12,344
Net income.
.Dividends
WeekEnded
'
$0.88
$1.82
President Charles E. Wilson announced. Oct. 25.
"The
this year have resulted entirely from income from sources
sales and from credits to operations*- for Federal taxes
for postwar adjustments and contingencies," Mr. Wilson, stated.
the
2,304
Interest charges
and truck
year,
and
$233,835
6,333
accrls._
res.
(
,
—______——.—...
Cadillac
$679,415
472,982
$0,95
472,982
other, than
28,258
63,759
,
for
States.
Coaches
$1,126.753' *
share
Bulck
earnings
..$195,579
$169,641
$10,381
1,970
$10,058
28,288
tabulation of production figures for car
Oldsmobile
$1,824,442
$2,019,2881,070,178
234;0Q0
______•
shares^..
1944
Company's profit available for dividends for the nine months ended
30 amounted to $404,109, or 1 cent a share of common stock,
compared with $36,242,727,
or
$1.26 a share, in the same period
loss
•
United
company
5,081
Truck
Sept.
211,408
(netj-
the
with
Pontiac
General Electric Co.—Quarterly Report—
^
111,958
________—;•«.
Balance
*lso
the
during the last
26,
^
750,535
11,737
GM
Oct.
compared
Chevrolet-Passenger
$90,676
profit
common
Earned per common
—V. 164, p. 1869.
last
revs.—*.—
oper.
Retirement
♦Net
in
were
S.,
Week Ended
$1,817,429
contingencies
Number of
'
■.
Non-oper. income
—V.
U.
>
1946
taxes* eto.w_.i__--.v-provision
Reserve? for
1946—12 Mos.—fl945
19,737
Maintenance
Taxes
5
30—
Profits: before
$i,368,661v $1,269,481
67,370
9,589
by
ended
the
company on Oct.
Operating revenues—_~
Operation
—!—
•.
9 Months Ended Sept.
Ltd., Boise, Ida.—Files With SEC
21 filed a- letter of notification with the SEC
for 3 000 shares of 4preferred
($100 par). Price, $100 a share.
Underwriter, Richard Meade Dunlevy Childs, Boise, Idaho. Proceeds
will be used to. retire debentures and for expansion purposes.
\%
-
Oct. 26, '46
p,
General Cigar Co., Inc.—Earnings—
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.—Division Moves—
The corporation's -Pllotless Plane ■ Division will move by .Nov. 30
from
184-10 Jamaica Avp., Jamaica,- N.- Y„
to its neto home in
Farmingdale, Long Island, N. Y., the company announced on Oct. 31.
This division is developing pllotless aircraft for the U. S. Navy;
under' experimental contracts.—V. 164, p. 2152.
The
V -<
■
divisions:
(Inch Wholly-Owned Subsidiary, General Cigar Co. of Cuba, Ltd.)
Falk Mercantile Co.,
week
the
In
Following is a
with¬
was
ft1
four weeks. ; ;
produced 27,696 passenger
the previous week.
For
the., year to date, GM has turned out 543,621 passenger cars in the
United States, compared with 1,577,631 for the same period in 1941,
the year in which GM achieved the highest volume of passenger car
production in Its history.
Truck production again showed »- slight<rise "With 8>772 turned out
in, the Oct. 26 week, compared; with 8,257 for the previous week.;
For the .year to date, GM has produced 224,124 trucks, compared
with 347,333 for the same period of 1941.
In 194.1, however, the bulk
of; GM's truck output was for the armed cervices.
There was an appreciable drop In the number of strikes affecting
GM suppliers last week with 46 reported in the United States and
Canada, compared with 56 for ' the previous week. Of these strikes,
6,310 shs.
,
.
attained
production
..
cars
The issue would be offered onttl
Oc£ 22 at $10 a ®^ahr®
J
now
,
■
-
Passenger car production by this corporation in the United States
Jn'the week ended Oot. ,26 fell short of the previous week's record
postwar output but kept pace with the comparatively high average
Outstanding
2,250 shs.
164, p. 1869.
8,000 shs*.
•Giving effect to present offerings.—V.
stock (par .$100),.*.
Common
voted to authorize
21
20,000 shares of new. capital stock.
Nov. 15 to stockholders of record
r\i
nnp
share
for each four shares
Authorized*
4,000 shs.
;
'<
•
Mpnday, November 4, 1946 '5
,
General Motors Corp.—^-Passenger Car Output Off, but
Truck Production Rises—
Vice-President, in
York—Rights, etc.
Excelsior Insurance Co. of N ew
The
♦Capitalization— '
5% preferred stock (par $100)
303,079
25,853,107 24,353,466
6,496,741
6,692,887
2,432,985. 1,464,590
24,849,365
Net from railway.——|0 3,199,127 < 5,774,685
2,252,044
Net ry, oper. income—
534,903
♦Deficit.—V. 164, p. 1719,
:
$2,650,508
757,762
356,129
1517,087
1—
Jan.
from
Gross
1943
*
786,288
'!,'"no
1717,933 '- V'i,' 145.696'.;
railway______
oper.
ry.
Prom
1944
' $2,469,920: ';$2;067,966' ; $2,945,661
1945
1946
September-—
T <:
'K
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
2286
tOn 450,260 shares
deferred
pletion and depreciation.
The
"a
company,
strike
-
i '■
7
issued the following statement.;
eaiied
Julv
3
bv
the
CIO
which
f:'
shut
r
v
, .
down
all
the
k
?
cper*
Net
1945
$26,208
earnings
Dividends
$26,582
$33,498
$41,640
27,000
27,000
.;•> 27,000
*$792
*$418
$6,498
Earned
mat¬
326,749
361,416
360,352
"
earned
Total
"Owing to the strike action, no shipments of concentrates were pos¬
sible after July 2, so that at Sept. 30, there, still remained In storage
at Allenby, 11,032 dry tons of concentrates containing approximately
6 million pounds of, copper,"~-V. 162, j>,v 30,73.
<
31
...
directors
share
the
on
record
June
same
dividend
a.
brings
In
as
distributions for
164, p. 2018.
total
1945.—V.
cents
50
of
per
stock, payable Dec. 2 to holders of
1,
the dividend
1946 to $1.25 per share,
Payments of 25 cents each were made
Sept. 2, this year, which, together with
declared,
the
declared,
25
7.
and
1
Just
Oct.
on
outstanding common
Nov,
on
March
Grand Trunk Western RR.—Earnings—
-
!'"1946
September—
SEC
Gross
Net ry.
549,163
437,374
$2,697,000
551,448
*763,199
291,298
262,465
403,322
27,744,000 .26,456,000
5,642,597
5,803,303
3,495,328
3,701,584
26,133,000
"Deficit.—V.
*249,726
*2,545,235
opened Oct.
The .increase in
7,528,953
4,875,721
fact
that
the first
nine
of.173 %
164,. p. 1721.:.
dver
fees for title
29.
real estate
old
the
months
the
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
September—
Net
from
railway——
railway
from
Net ry.
1
622,957
$3,030,861
$2,996,163
879,574
1,101,820
146,415
237,495
343,726
29,459,789
3,076,660
8.570,822
.
scription
$1,210,000,
3,735,315
employees
Offering .price,
after expenses,
officers
and
$20.50
of
company
;
Railway operating exps.
Net
Railway
9
accruals-
1,906,231
2,291,061
'
Fixed
bonds, due Aug. 1, 1973. and the subsidiary has outstanding $2,300,of 4% first mortgage bonds, due Jan. 1, 1974.
; ,
i
deducts.—
"
RESULTS FOR 12 MONTHS ENDED SEPT- 30.
.
1946
Consolidated
Net
'—V.
163,
operating
gross
income
1,866,196
2,687,274
11,601,712
21,857,405
1,172,936
1,102,013
"42,330
43,041
8,582,627
9,215,753
127,181
' 3>272i-
.
1,013,021
941,363
The
'
'
"
the
of
193. '
p.
A
On
special Stockholders'
meeting has been
called
Joseph
It
the
President.
Wilson,
C.
used to
ization.
three
next
said
proceeds of the
the
stock
sale
He
years.
the
reported
company's sales
are
Haverhill Gas Light Co.—Earnings—
Period End.Sept.30—.Operating revenues
at a
Operation—.—
43,961
Maintenance
—•—-
...
<-
$698,244
514,239 Uk/. 436,234
41,695
30,866
114,689
I—...,,.——— '
Balance
$110,201;
21,424
$131,026..
EARNINGS
$113,270
10,241
$8,825
Retirement
^Interest
$11,619
,.
2,916 *'
accrls,-
res.
charges
:
-
froih' c£sh
;
1
\
^
*
,
l(
%
#
s
'*■>'?*
of
royalties ana
^
~ •
sold—
10,665.744
oper.
187,598
; -
930,072
'profit.—.
$1*974,544
842,779
$2,966,088
22,340
•
97,308
—
Total incoine /i-^.ir. ^"$2,071,852
JProv. for>doubtful acqts. «
* <■
;'.ftnd contingencies 1-^
'Eoss .oh property retireiL-;, ►
•
r
$2,988,428
,
v, ^'?
Realized
.-v
Years Ended-—-■
lent
$9,270,494
i
$421,798
520,513
to 970
--—
\
.v.
,
^
lis vestment
lOn' Basis of Stating
Capital shares outstdg—
"Earnings per share
w-
^
Other
2,441
$787,256
$5,192,433
$2,810,292
651,614
543,011
2,606,454
2,172,045
2,172,045
434,409
2,172,045
434,409
$0.63
$1.81
"Including, materials Purchased,, maintenance
royalties paid, taxes and other operating cost
directors
Oct.
on
,30
cents per share on
2, 1947 to holders of
$1.50 per share on the
five-for-one
Jan.
cents
2
extra;
a
declared
$25
year,
and
and
par
.
•
-
value
^Investments at' COst>
:
"
.
Oct.
V
,
>
prior
to
the
made
on
Period End. Sept. 30—<
Railway
-
1,
$1.50
1329.
l$57,7$8,607/---V.
Indiana Harbor Belt RR.
operating
164 p.
•
\
2,939,703
23.86
rev.
Railway
:
fr. ry.
tax
11,830,663
$171,302
$49,044
$1,814,104
.58,137
763,748
706,382
quarterly
.
$241,366
126,700
,
31,
Equip. & jt. facil. rents
130,527
98,828
1,339,444
760,285
5;: Net railway oper. inc.
*$144,802
$14,337
*$2,054,148
$347,437
3,605
4,019
31,204
,<r/. 29,188
*$141,197
$18,356
*$2,022,944
3,152
30,349
1946
;
income
'A
Total income
Miscellaneous
Net
fixed
deducs.__
V- f
•
3,215'
29,412
•
charges
deficit
"Deficit.—V.
164,
41,637
^
f.—
4
p.
$186,049
1871.
-
41.677
$26,473
s
375,555
372,241
$2,428,848
$25,028
-
••
$138,48®
? 128,764i
-
—
!
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;
——
*SEPT.
in banks, $209,531; receivables for,
$4,367,943; total $4,620,703.
;
.
cost,
•
$957,947.
30, 1946
§43^229; securl*.
LIABILITIES—rAccounts payable for securities purchased, $40,485;
payable andunclaimed^dividends,,
otb.CT than Federal income taxes, $1,344; capital stock (par $1), $193
othKc^unts
1214;
[capital'
$£accrued taxes
surplus, $2,425,824;
620)7^.—'Vi 164,
dividend
of
earned surplus, $1,950,405, total, $4,b
p. 2G19.
Jaeger Machine
A
■
of the company^
-—-——.———r—*—-
BALANCE SHEET
ties—at
Its
for
t
————
$376,625
Other
5,050
1945
Decrease'-
;
.
taxes considered necessary:;
10,529^969
91,626
$361,453
1135,387..
$525,004
145,435
.
;
■
1,150,078
$77,351
opers.
ew:,"
regulated ta-«,
$1,321,380 $11,879,707 $12,344,073
1,303,726
accruals
'
-
875
476
j
ASSETS—Cash
:v>;Net
$75,189'
58,249
,
Company files its Federal iRcome tax returns as a
'vestment company and expects to distribute substantially all of
taxable net- income to shareholders on that basis.
No provision
BepL.30,
Mos.—1945
period-—
for
Cash dividends declared '
Dec.
Earnings—^
2" 1946—9
«»a
152
NOTES—-Unrealized appreciation in market .value
Jpecurities. 'as compared with; cost,( was ;as: follows;
:,
*684.
•1946—Month—1945
$1,381,077.
revs.
Railway operating exps.?.
Total
were
.-
the
;
payments
1, $1.25 each; July
1, $1.50.—V. 164, p.
v :
a
the following
April
-
"labor,
$1.20 Annual Div. Basis
stock outstanding
-
^
Profit
i
federal
$6.47
.
repairs,
quarterly cash dividend of
the new capital stock, par $5, payable Jan,
record
Dec.
13, 1946.
This is equivalent to
split-up,
During the current
stock:
25
on
$2.39
and
sharei_>i-:!^>^4.;
.
151,131
2,000
—-
- v
1943
$88,884
•
>
,
income^-
other
;
$137,124 v. $120,43ff
48,239
45,24#
,
;
-$70,154,390
6,997,655
.Increased Shares Placed
..
588,309
1946
; •
Net'assets per;
$88,466
270,836
back
liabliities_l—.
current
written
'
;
1944 '
.
$128,749
40,283
$93,288
431,716
Balance
Profit fr. sale of secur.
Pr. years' taxes
'"
"l*6,336
;;
-
31,
expenses
ENDED SEPT. 30
1945
$139,445
——46,157
Total income
Miscell.
share at Sept.
,'
EARNINGS FOR NINE MONTHS
1946
Total
similarly computed,'
share at Dec. 31, 1945 and $31.64 per
11
•
.
$70,939,135
—
payable: Oct.
pe^
$32.46
161,392
.
Shs. of capital stk. outstdg. (authorized 6,000,000shs. $5 par)
70i;910'
—
of
slfare outstanding at Sept, 30, 1946.
that date was $29,421
This compares with a net asset value,
30, 1945.
:$2,533r217
68,244,525
"
Total
1,697
4,202,880
.
per share.
„
at market prices at
with securities owned valued
,
-
America—Report—
The net asset-value per common
;
'
Quotatioh$j,c;
Securities at Market
before May
corporation
■
30, 1946
seciirities^at' market quotations—^
receivables
intends to retire it#'
TJie issue will be redeemed at the principal aipount plua
including July l, 1947.
J'
also announced an offer to holders of the 4VaH
debentures of immediate payment of the principal amount of the bond*
together with an amount equal to accrued interest thereon to July 1,
1947, during the period from Nov. 1 to Dec. 31, 1946.
Holders desir¬
ing immediate payment may obtain the same by. surrender of their
debenture bonds at the offices of J. P. Morgan & Co., Incorporated, 23
Wall St., New York, N. Yn All debenture bonds so surrendered will b«
cancelled.
-'
■>
1
1 '
In- addition to the 4Ms%
bonds, the corporation has outstanding
an
issue of $30,000,000 principal amount of 15-year 3%
sinking fund
debentures which were sold to a group of leading insurance companies
in May of this year.
The corporation has no bank loans or other
indebtedness outstanding.
Interest savings to the corporation on an
annual basis as a result of the retirement of the 4Vis will total $1,172,295.
Part of the'net proceeds from the recent sale of the corpora¬
tion's Argentine telephone subsidiary, the United River Plate Telephone
Co., Ltd., to the Argentine Government for a gross price of approxi¬
mately $95,000,000 will be utilized to effect the prepayment and re-;
demption of the-bonds.—V. 164, P' 2019.
V
V
'
,f} /
"
- ' '
"
! v v
,
("Investment
Telegraph Corp.—To Retire
\
29 announced that it
Investment Company of
•
-
profits at the end of the quarter were $2,851,206, equiva¬
per share.
Unrealized profits were $10,455,918, equivalent
i " 55,250"
55,250
2,200,700
'
A
$391,363
476,331
$399,107
471,631
:
iv'Cash;--_-i:;_—
$9,867,335
$9,466,899
$1,364,145
——1—
dividends
50
85,232
STATEMENT OF NET ASSETS, SEPT.
>
•'.197,484
5,797
—
Net "profit
and
$476,596
76,088
$9,759,851
196,405
472
-1
charges-,.
:■>
$475,195
"
Frov;'tor.FedT' inc.''taxes^
recent
1943
1944
.
106,815
date
to"$3.56 per share.
$51,682,822
42,964,269
37,777,976
-:W 761,551 - vr-752,-833
3,771,207
3,392,161
'
old
^
30
represented by 2,608,551 outstanding shares on the corr
a year ago
Net asset value per share adjusted for
cash dividends paid during the period decreased 7 ;4% during the last
12 months, compared with a decline of 4.2% for the Dow Jones com¬
responding
,
'
SEPT.
r>
^,'^or -soldf-(het)^
•
1949
.'588,300
i
,
ENDED
■
•'•" $542,247
4
posite average, similarly-adjusted.
\ »
f
<
.Miscellaneous
.
.of $78,016,659,
Dividend
The
that from the
the net earnings
Sept.
■"i;
Gross
Other income
Cash
that
ended
$528,613
98,460
th»
to
$38.50 per
publicly-held debenture indebtedness by calling on or
The
:
informed
are
year
'
$640,707
effect
to
amount
accrued interest up to and
•
1946, the: total net assets stood at $70,154,390, repre¬
sented by 2,939,703 shares outstanding, compared with total net. assets
Current
A'
1946
'
will
$26,051,000.
:
.
9,855,294
V 190,001
fiscal
QUARTER
:
income
-
-
and adm. exp.
:
As of Sept. 30,
$13,760,362 $13,851,759 $56,767,521
revenue—
goods
yfii-V,
r
3 Mos. Ended——-
divi-
interest-—
Cash dividend
$87,948
68,796
96,326
78,624
and
FOR
'
;Sep. 28,' 46 Sep. 29, '45 Sep; 28, '46 Sep, 29,-'45
Pro v.; for depreciation^.
Sell., gen.
/■*-
_
out¬
York, N. Y., transfer
New
were
indications
the
expenses
Net
,<&.Subs.)—Earnings—
^
,
•
other oper.
"Cost
v.
■■
,:J,.-<
Period-*
Net sales,
$5,862
•
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co.
^
563
46
Net income—
$8,702
Dividends declared————I——
^v. 164, p. 1870.
35,000
;
dends
Total
$123,511
,35,000
299
2,916
—
to be
Incorporated Investors^-Quarterly Report—
.
117,873
declared,
w
1947, for redemption on July 1, 1947, its 25-ycar 4Va% gold debenUure bonds, due July 1, 1952, currently outstanding in the amount of
$780,825 i?
$7,831
993
$8,522
3,097 ;
of
quarter
,
1,
The stock transfer books will not
1946.
stockholders
available,
figures
fourth
Income
Net oper.. revenues
Non-oper, income (net)-
the shares
share on
per
entire
„
8,4\4 (i0- 9,353
:
on Oct. 24, approved
shares for one, and the increase
meeting held
two
Broadway,
100
25,
just
giving
after
Arrearages,
15.
The corporation on Oct.
30, 1946, are
approximately $1.25 per share on the 100,940 shares of capital stock
outstanding on that date.
•
.tr-*" i- \
: • : The capital stock on Nov. "1 was quoted ex th6 stock distribution oh
thi New York Curb Exchange.—V, 164, p. 1871.
•
v
"the
for
,
35,698
3,301
-•
4,669
.
Taxes
$56,185
Oct.
the
year.
Nov.
on
International Telephone &
to. $5
Co.,
this
15,
$1.25
^
par
amount
like
$26,051,000 of 4V2% Debenture Bonds—
:
r
preliminary
1946—12 Mos.—1945
1946-*-Monthr-1945
$65,567
Trust
meeting,
''
,
include Quit 4s Ship:Jtsland
Split-Up Approved—
special
$1
of
A
4.
payment of the dividend
share.—V. 164, p. 1872.
'
cap%al stock,
business on
the
At
$;cord peacetime level and 125% over 1940.—V. 160, p. 2543.
r
of
close
be closed.
_
stockholders
'
:•. ■
of
meeting
,
,
diividend of $1.25 per^(share on tho
$100, payable Nov. 15 to holders
was paid on Jan. 15, Feb. 15, May
The only payment made in 1945 was
stock,
preferred
Nov.
Aug.
and
one
agent, has been authorized to issue and mail, certificates tor the addi¬
100,940 shares on Oct. 31* 1946, to stockholders of record at the
outstanding bank loans and for plant modern¬
that $1,000,000 will be needed for expansion
retire
the
at
cumulative
record
.15
tional
estimated
is
York
The New
27 to vote
preferred stock.
^
director of this company and a tormfer 'director
Corp., died at his home at Spring Lake, N. J.,
'
v,
^."2'.*/'! ^ *'*
.v
a
Steel
The idifectors bave declared^^
of
Illinois*^Springfield,: 111.; and: approved • on* Oct. ^25, 1946.
for Nov.
proposed new issue of 10,000 shares of 4 %
a
would be
'
Morrison,
States
United
5%
alter the split-up.
An amendment to the company articles
incorporation was liled with the Secretary of State of the State of
of
^
'
-
value, from
stated
annual
.
International Rys. of Central America—Declares Pre¬
ferred Dividend of $1.25—
standing
•'
Preferred Issue—
on
stockholders,
split-up of the
the
,
the
addressing
v\
•
13,700,624
4,149,691
559,302
1945 jrestatedAo
v
Illinois Zinc Co.—Stock
$3,870,206
1
422,352
649,449
—_
vC Haloid Co.—To Vote
x
727,408
income,
v-1945"
'
$4,273,860
revenues
—
in
-
22.
of
62,795,489
38;250,810
1,448,414"
-
RR>-rV.
•
Corpv—Outlook^*
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Obituary^-—
.
:
J'
'
.
announced
.'Thomas
•
NOTE—'Eaoiings for
164, p."1722.
wm
-A3
■
plans for the holding of regional meetings of stockholders In various sections of the country as a
means of keeping
them better acquanted with operations and results of business progress,
(j; Mr. Ware stated that the plants, mines and other facilities of ther
corporation are operating at full capacity and there is no evidencft
of diminishing demand for their products.
He indicated that sales
are
expected to increase over thosq of last year.
'
He
pointed with confidence to
the further development of ths
corporation's amino products division with completion of the new
plant now under construction at San Jose, Calif.
He
expressed doubt that any potash will be imported into this
country for at least another year and stated that the corporation,
already has started exporting phosphates and chemicals to help mee$
the foreign demand resulting from the war.—V. 164, p. 2154.
•$ '
86,133"
1,543,542
128,575
3,346
charges
Net
director
a
1871.
Oct.
on
He
proceeds of
164,
'
Miscellaneous
elected
has been
Kellogg.f
and offjbe employees and added that the compensa¬
employeesAvould be considered on an individual basis.-—
/ 1 >
other
p.
corporation
held
c."
income
j;;''
X:'^The-Gulf company has outstanding $2,642,000 of 4*h "first mortgage;
OOQ
164,'
the
the SEC
28,730,750
15,262,842
247,687-
--Net "ry. oper, lncoitte»"
Other
Abraham L.
Pointing to the increased demand for plant foods and minerals and
chemicals, Louis Ware, President, forecast an excellent outlook for
-
^■•'•■.
Vice-President,
Jr.,
Hon.
On-Oct. 26^—V. 164, p. 1209.
3,825,608
Equip. & jt. facil. rents.
'; (net': Dr) '
■i
as
laboratory
of
189,612,643
13,654,066 >124,645,512 126,817,154
13,808,746
used
be
(
•
for^ sub¬
and its
•
will
funds
Remaining
Thomas J. Watson, President, on Oct.- 25 annofanced a wage increase
10 cents an hour for all hourly rated and non-exempt salaried
in IBM factories, including customer engineers • in the field
1946—9 Mos.—1949
.
3,697,460
tax
second
dissolution.
Watson,
tion
17,479,674 153,376,262
from ry. oper.
rev.
and
a
loan and $708,930 for retirement of
preferred stocks in order to prepare for
of
payment
the late
and
.
l3:4B-^Mdrith-—1945
Rnd. Sept. 30—
determine.
shall
of directors
board
Credit
International Minerals & Chemical
Estimated
share.
a
the
the
in
share. Of 4he proceeds, the company will ad¬
Corp., its .sub-holding company, the sum
a
ultimate
J.
succeed
V.
;;
iopertttirig^^re^s;Pi7,5(>6,206
Riailway
the
as
Shares
common.
employees
will be added to working capital.—V.
•
for
'%
companies.
''
of
Registers With
—
•
of
Stockholders also will be asked to approve a re-financing plan
calling for the issuance of $4,942,000 first mortgage bonds, series
A, 3%%, due in thirty years, the -proceeds of which wili he used
to refinance indebtedness represented by bonds of the two respective
•companies previously outstanding; Arrangements have been made to
place privately with insurance companies, the $4,942,000 new bonds,
at an. effective interest rate to maturity of 2.90%, thereby reducing
interest charges $30,887
annually, or $926,610 over the life of the
bonds without increasing the principal of the debt of the combined
;
v
.
Illinois Central RR.—^Earnings of System—
Period
stockholders - "has been called for Nov. .4 to.:
.vote on is .proposed merger of Its wholly owned subsidiary, Louis¬
iana Public: Utilities Co., -Inc. into-the parent company.
in
i
during
the
Chicago
"
; '
registration
a
pai")
stockholders
manner
$20
Wage Increase—
1945,
r
of
1722..
p.
meeting
certain
to
subsidiaries,
11,045,397
I Gulf Public Servicejnc<4--Hans Refinancing^ Etc;
—Bonds^ to Be Placed Privately-"/ A special
of
■
28,598,018
1,022,686
28,189,824
9,107,059
3,505,805
Net ry, oper. income
—V. 164, p. 2154.
*«
1
.The company on Oct. 39 filed a registration statement with
for 60,000 shares
(ho
par) common. Stock will be offered
384,992
25,876,377
4,317,222
railway;
railway
such
first
($4
#
received
162,
'
International Business Machines Corp.—New Direqtor
in
Increase
an
months
Household Finance Corp.,
SEC—
1—
from
from
$3,090,785
531,714
-
JJ
1
company
.-i.?;.-'-v:- v.~.Va--'.-
.V-Vi
in
latter's
Thomas
,
1943
1944
1945
$2,832,777
income—
oper.
From Jan.
Gross
Net
1946
the
Y.—V.
N.
Working capital.—V. 164, p. 557.
in^Queens is Illustrated by the
of
York,
New
.
filed
of
common
Industrial
$760,000
the
City dt New York, trustee, 11
Broad Bt.,- New York, N. Y., will until 3 p.m. on Nov. 12, 1946, re¬
ceive bids for the-sale to it of first mortgage 4%. sinking fund bonds,
due Oct. 1, 1950, to an amount sufficient to exhaust the sum of $174,968, now held in the sinking fund, at prices not to exceed par and
interest.—V. 162, p. 2016."
v
*
,
"
"
■
1 •
f
per share.
Payment will be made at The- National City Bank of
New York, 20 Exchange Place, New York, N. Y.—V. 164, p. 2018.
Gross
of
the number of titles
and an increase in
130%, in the same period.—V. 164, p. 422.
1946,
^^l^ie- Chas^v National ;Barik
cents
I
V
.
office
nine
of
next, $225,000 of
l,
bonds, series A, due Jan. 1, 1950,
will be made at the Central Hanover
Broadway,
70
29
shares
to
price,
to
Industrial's
Hotel St. George Corp.—Tenders Sought—
The" company has tailed for redemption on Dec. 1, next? 1,250 of
Its outstanding shares of 414 % cumulative preferred stock at $103.50
per share and accrued dividends (from Oct. 1 to Dec. 1, 1946) of 71
.4
of
first
v
Greyhound Corp.—Partial Redemption—
-
be sold
Oct.
on
100,000
Offering
this company at Jamaica, L.T., N. Y.,
activity
Jamaica
insurance
trustee,
Co.—Opens New Officer-
New Queensborough offices of
were
24,786,000
railway
ry. oper. income™
Net
Home Title Guaranty
company
for
will
to
1—
railway
from
Net
)
from
$2,745,000
income—
oper.
From Jan.
Gross
$2,938,000
*368,150
railway_..j._
from railway
Net
-
$2,947,000
from
Jan.
on
gold
Payment
"...
subscription
vance
payable^ $6,854; accrued miscellaneous taxes,
$2,039; dividend payable on Oct. 25, 1946, $9,000; reserve for Federal
income tax, $5,257; <>' capital stock, $900,000;
earned surplus, $325,958;
distribution to stockholders in years prior to 1930 In excess of earned
surplus at dates of distribution, Dr$503,542; total, $745,566.—V. 164,
P. 1208.
v;>::.."' .v
"
mortgage
Co.,
for
LIABILITIES—Accounts
1943
1944
1945
Redemption—
redemption
statement with the
will be offered
ratio of one share
lor each five shares held. At the expiration of the subscription period,
shares not sold may be purchased by other common stockholders or
30,' 1940 V.
banks, $383,620; United States Treasury (obliga¬
tions, at cost), $60,000; accounts receivable, $15,032; crude oil, atposted field prices, $936; investment in and advances to WyomingCalifornia
Petroleum
Co.,
$138,000;
marketable securities,
at cost,
$12,500; oil leases, at cost (after reserve for depletion of $498,400),
$60,499; wells and equipment (after reserve for depreciation of $700,473), $70,632; deferred charges, $4,341; total, $745,566-.'
(II. W.) Gossard Co., Chicago-~50~Cent Dividend—
The
Trust
&
The
-
-
'ASSETS—Cash in
•
refunding
and interest.
102 Va
for
Industrial Bancshares Corp., St. Louis, Mo.—Registers
With SEC—
$352,397
$366,850
$360,998
,
BALANCE SHEET, SEPTEMBER
CONDENSED
called
337,757
$325,957
"Loss.
been
P. 2272.
surplus
;Sept. 30
.
at
Bank
Balance,
agreement with the union on all other
ters may be concluded and operations resumed shortly.
and
first
$14,640
.y;
27,000
paid
surplus
surplus Dec.
have
There
1943
1944
1946
9 Mos. End. Sept. 30
will accept.
f,It is expected that an
Indiana Service Corp.—Partial
Holly Development Co.—Earnings—
atlng mines in British Columbia, with the exception of the Consolidated
Mining & Smelting Co. at Trail, W. C., remained unsettled on Sept. 30.
) "The
Commissioner appointed by the Federal Government made his
Recommendations on Oct. 12.
The union has accepted these recom¬
mendations and the company has also accepted them subject to certain
conditions which the company believes the union
2287
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4539
[Volume 164
$1.37»/a
per
^
^
Co., Columbus,
, ,
O.—$1.37 % Dividend
the commoa
of recordNov; 30.
21.June 10^and.
share has been declared on
stock, no par value, payable-Dec., 10 to holders
This compares with 37 Va cents per share paid on Feb.
Jeannette Glass Co.—-Earnings—
Sept. 30—
Net profit after charges and taxes..,:
—.™
.♦Earned per share
™—.
-—'
!
The
1945
$85,508
1946
$603,420
$2.14
corporation
Oct.
on
filed
18
Louisiana Public Utilities Co.,'Inc.'
Parent and Retire
petition in the Federal Court
reorganize under the Chandler
a
Philadelphia, Pa., for authority to
Bankruptcy Act, Federal Judge J. P. McGranery appointed E. B.
Morris and P. R. Skllling as trustees and empowered them to con¬
tinue production of helicopters for the Army while the company is
preparing a plan of reorganization.
.
v;/
T;
The bankruptcy petition listed assets of
$1,741,606 and liabilities
of $809,717, with a cash balance of only $23,130 as of Sept. 29, 1946.
W. W. Kellett, President, stated that the company is solvent, but
noted that it had $1,200,000 of commitments with suppliers of raw
materials which it may not be able to meet because of lack of work¬
ing capital. He added that because of a shortage of operating cash,
the company has been compelled to' suspend production of commercial
refrigeration equipment, a new line.—V. 164, p. 1596.
•
•
.
at
$0.22
♦Based bn 270,000 shares, giving effect to three-for-one split-up in
.April, 1946.—V. 163, p. 2728. : ; ■
V ^'ryiV
See
Sulphur Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
-♦Net
♦After
™-™'
.......
$329,801
in 1945.—V.' 163,
(also after charge-off of $215,463 in 1946 and $75,000
3286.
p.
1944
1945
1946
•_: $261,893
:
•
$346,617
depreciation, depletion and Federal and State income taxes
earnings
,
,
.
Lynch Corp.—Earnings—
Sept. 30— ;
1946
9 Mos. End.
appointment of John L
Hallett as Vice-President and Chief
of Kaiser-Frazer Corp.. and Graham-Paige Motors was an¬
on Oct. 29 by Joseph W. Frazer, President.
Until recently Plant
Manager of the Soutnern California division
of Kaiser-Frazer at Long Beach, Mr. Hallett in his new position will
direct engineering work on the Kaiser Special and Frazer automobiles
and the Graham-Paige line of farm equipment.—V. 164, p. 1872.
The company
The
on
for
profit
1945
$468,472
450,000
■
Number of caiptai shs._
Oct. 29 filed letters pf notification with the SEd
Keystone Custodian Fund stock, series "B-3",
Engineer
-
1943
1944
*
$221,704
150,000
Earned per share
•
$1.04
$1.48
$1.48
♦After charges and Federal taxes.—V. 163, p. 2856.
^ Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Files With SEC—
nounced
•
157, p. 166.
above.—V.
output of this company tor the week ended Oct. 26, 1946*
totaled 29,666,000 kwh., as compared with 23,731,000 kwh. for the
corresponding week last year, an increase of 25.0%.
Electric output of this company for the week ended Oct. 19, 1946;
totaled 29,409,000 kwh., as compared with 22,384,000 kwh. for the
corresponding week last year, an increase of 31.4%.—V. 164, p. 2020.
♦Net
Corp.—Chief Engineer.NamocL—
To Merge With
—
Indebtedness—
Service Co., Inc.
Louisville Gas & Electric Co. (Ky.)—Weekly Output—
,
Kaiser-Frazer
Gulf Public
Electric
.
Jefferson Lake
Monday, NoVember 4, 1946
Kellett Aircraft Corp.—Seeks to Reorganize—-
9 Months Ended
.
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
2288.
$222,793"
$376,548
150,000
,
$2.51:
150,000
:
—.
750,060 shares of series "B-4" stock, 500,000 shares of series "K-l"
shares
400,000
of
-
*
.
stock, 50,000 shares of series "S-l" stock and 5,000,000 shares Of series
"S-4" stock. Offering price will be at market by The Keystone Co.
of Boston,
underwriters. The proceeds will be used for investment.
Lytton's, Henry C. Lytton & Co.—To Sell, Then Lease,
Building—
—V.
Negotiations are expected to be completed within the next few
as result of which this company will cell the 18-story Lytton
at Jackson and State Sts., Chicago, 111., to the Prudential
Life Insurance Co. of Newark, N. J., according to an announcement:
by Willard W. Cole, Executive Vice-President and General Manager of
Lytton's.
•
The transaction will also include three underlying leaseholds and
simultaneously with completion of the transaction, Lytton's will enter
into a lease with the Prudential company for use of the entire premises
for a term of approximately 65 years ending April 29, 2011, which is
the approximate period of the present underlying ground leases,. Mr.
Cole said.—V. 164, p. 2020.
.
164, p. 2019.
days
The
Period End. Sept. 30
for spbscitfption to stockholders of record
of common stock (par $10), at $15 per share,
held. Rights expire
is offering
company
100,000 shares
15
Oct.
Total
1946—9 Mos.—1945
$2,636,924
1,552,512
revenues—
oper.
Operating expenses™—.
Of one new share for each five shares
in the ratio
Maintenance
exercisable at the company's
"Depreciation
office^ Parchment, Mich.
. ,
- '
•
:
Taxes
(incl.
Fed.
inc.
1 Company
was incorporated in Michigan'; Oct. 27,
1909. Company
tax)
has three wholly-owned subsidiaries, namely: K. V. P. Co. of Texas,
located in Houston, Tex., the Appleford Paper Products Ltd., located"
Operating income
in Hamilton, Ont., and
Aridor Ltd., located in Hamilton, Ont. . .
Non-oper. income (net).
The company also has two partly owned subsidiaries, namely: Harvey
Paper Products Co., located in Sturgis, Mich., in which the company
Gross income-™™*.owns
90%
of the outstanding capital stock, and the KVP Co. Ltd., •
:
Deducts, from gross inc.
located in Espanola, Ont., in which the company owns 90% of the
^'outstanding capital stock.
'
"
.
*
Nov.
at
8
5
p
Warrants
EST.
m,
193,559
-™-——
are
173,919
.
1946—12 MOS.—1945
$3,540,085
$2,538,626
1,448,934
149,158
127,162
$3,404,805
1,976,053
199,063
165,262
2,102,680
260,506
255,450
.
,
•
r
Net
The company, operates a manufacturing branch at Devon, Pa., and
sales offices in Chicago, New York, Detroit, Boston, Minne¬
The
jhave for disposition of the unsold stock,«
present time
the
At
;•
the company has
"
i'he
j
KVP
Ltd.
Co,
complete the construction of
the mill upon completion.
by its purchase of
Paper Co, in 1943.
voperate
the
v
company
The
total
the
of
cost
property
a
from
Abitibi
Power
;
-l
Net from
From Jan.
Net from
—V,
1,000,000 shs,
s ^
,.
$8,750,000;
,
:l At June 30, 1946 the company had borrowed
National Bank, New Vork, $250,000 of which
.note
Dec. 31,
due
1348,
and $8,750,000
of
was
addition
to
the
above
serial
notes,
Net
•
1—
243,621
249,666
135,605
187,924
1,609.412
,347,644
107,790
,
income
1723,
p.
■
from
2,313,720
2,493,193
6 Mos. End.
'
v
..
oper.
1946
«.
1,148,617
1,267,610
602,547
722,742
709,955
'
$617,873
;Fet sales
—
,^st Of products sold
jiSell., adm. & gen. exps,
Net from
Net ry.
Net
profit
fOUier <income
$594,604
61,618 ;.;*v
Total income
$656,222
(*ther deductions
Federal
normal
and
tax
$523,241
196,932
219,093
Equipment
138,697
Jt.
Taxes
From
4,808,733
1,675,349
1,053,675
Other
1,738,701
:'
$559,768
$2.70
$0.59
•
950,780
"
V
■: "
Can.
Refundable taxes
660,920
590,315
49,280,921
8,633,295
61,343,166
13,235,919
3,422,922
3,796,777
income...
Jan.
1944
1945
.
1,896,721
1,336,973
1943
,•
v
The
of
int.
ity
in
Cr350,762
r
tial Redemption
=
Dr6,485
2,722
75,053,944
21,172,123
9,132,175
68,440,205
23,283,047
10,200,520
.
3,057
Net
profit
164; p. 1329;:
—V.
$236,728;
Gross, from
;Net from
$664,426
*
1946
1944
1945
$84^591
_
$83,668
34,000' ' I 4^,000
Net ry.
oper.
railway_>^
railway..
?Net ry. oper. income--*'
:
$309,440 ;
112,597
52,412
;
V*
;
$303,299
109,175
36,102
1944
$376,456
1943
$304,597
200,903
99,044
89,140
29,890
Gross
from
railway...^.
railv/ay_._,„.
.Net ry. oper. income...
*—V.
2,770 844
1,117,063
502,668
164, p. 1723.
3,420,313
1,772,579
750,904
3,105,803
1,653,623
719,655-
2,970,251
1,374-,999
589,163
Master Electric
of. record Oct.
v
0 are
as
given the right t»
previously reported!
Co.—Quarterly Report—
63,125
:
'
$8,238,605
$2,953,559
—;—-
r.:
9 Months
3 Months
>
sales
Net" profit
$109,795
54,000
193,805
/
pther
164,
e-$41,668
400,000
■
$0.13
$0.13
p. 955.
Gross income
$55,795
400,000
S
Income
...
-
1945
$3,783,447
958,754
255,257
1944
-
•
,
railway.™—.
oper.
164,
p.
>
7.643,200
1,020,362
income
34,896,957.
9,630,774
3.325,718
34,564,760
9,025,113
2,485,606
1943
$3,911,354
1,167,804
Federal
income
revenues.
oper.
Other ry,
tax
facil.
Net ry.
—V.
720,092
taxes...
accruals.
Railway oper. income
Equip; rents (net Dr)__
Jt,
1946—Month—1945
$1,195,066
expenses;
130,000 %
~
63,679
67,409
6,607,228
558,000
616,976
61,790
income.
$212,460
32,994,782
10,198,349
3,753,929
^
S
43,750
; 217,400
$1,524,247
$2,027,439
$217,903
•
$354,703
;
$1.4aV
on deposit, including special deposits
$289,188; U. S. Government securities,
$11,590; accounts receivable, customers
(less reserve $18,500), $1,133,992; other accounts receivable, $17,205;
inventories
(estimated), $2,006,400," Claims receivable, from United
States Government
for net renegotiation
rebate due to additional
amortization, $28,692; cash surrender value of life insurance, $10,000;
land, buildings, machinery, equipment, etc. (after reserve for depre¬
ciation of $938,280), $1,192,575; patents and patent applications, $1;
deferred charges, $49,117; total, $7,340,761.
< ;;
;
postwar
current
on
hand
and
readjustments,
redemption
(Glenn L.)
719,862
$2,736,156
609,652
'
99,065
f
1946
BALANCE SHEET SEPT 30,
..
value,
(fcrade),
accounts payable
$149,999;
$2,492,986; total, $7,340,761.—V. 162, p. 783,
8,421,686
3,500,600
$2,123,673
531,959
71,553'
67,467
6,351
$181,339
^
$615,8531,
.
1946—9 Mos.—1945
$9,905,877 $15,378,304
$259,243
7,045
oper.
208,000
$281,295
rents (net Dr)
164, p. 1723.
$1,266,045
731,393
£43,906
^
^
(others), $33,213; long-term bank loan due in 1946, $150,000; accrued
salaries, wages and other compensation, $162,874; accrued taxes (State
and county), $15,466; accrued social security taxes, $41,616; accrued
interest on serial notes, $7,117; provision for Federal taxes on income
(after deducting U, S. Treasury tax notes—at cost and accrued in¬
terest—$291,578), none; long-term bank loan 1 % % -2 % (serial notes
last payment due Nov, 15, 1955)^ $2,850,000; reserves for postwar read¬
justments, $413,288; reserves for contingencies, $425,000; common stock
($1 par value), $249,932; paid-in surplus, $349,272; earned surplus,
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
.
;
;
share.—™.i-*.$0.87
LIABILITIES—Accounts payable
334,133
1724.
Railway
Railway
—
taxes———
—
ASSETS—Cash
for
at
1—»
34,858,036
$365,714
14,261
133,550
-—
—
income
Net -income
$3,964,252
1,074,751
276,810
...
deductions
Provision for Federal
'
1,047,498
268,218
;
$0.14".
'
-
.
; $571,947
$356,436
operations™*---.-.™--—-"
from
income9^278
•
$854,603!
From Jan. 1—
iNet from
.
$4,178,309
income...
Jan.
Net ry.
859
Ry.—Earnings-^1945
$50,591
400,000
,
;1946
railway*...
Net from railway
Period End. Sept. 30—
1946
.
$479,974.
Net sales
$2,890,434, $8,044,800 !
Of sales_.^.—.-.^*.-™™i.™._-..-—*;;-; 2,194,291 ;■; 6,516.897 v
Selling/general and administrative expenses—
339,708 \
955,95a
Earnings—
September—
Gross from
•
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf
September—
$565,495
$15,764 / $197,420
; Cost
"
—V.
,
1,12*3,050 '§ 1,255,876
H
y-.'r
stockholders
common
Gross
for redemption on Nov. 1, 1946, $63,900
sinking fund gold bonds dated April 15,
1930, at 101 and interest.
Payment is being made at any branch of
the Bank of Montreal in Canadav-V.
130, p. 4063.^
3*
l %
Gross from railway....
fn-
$1,735,850
136,161
.
Co.—Rights to Stockholders—
Freight, returns and allowances
.
674,253
.
$1,320,470
$98,914
—.
Period Ended Sept/30, 1946—
,
Corp*—Earnings-
0
,
Long Island RR.-
Cr33,262
i
348,811
$151,925
;;CP^*-164^p,,,-2054;:i;;:;:;;;^
The company recently called
of 6j/2% first mortgage 20-year
Net from
subs._._„-
V 74,875
v
p, 1873.
Earnings per common
126,721
;
etc.
$203,525
104,611
1,306,970
Realty Co., Ltd., London, Ont., Canada—Par¬
From
prior years™
Profit applic. to minor¬
come
52,200
164,
1
$1,328,529407,321
;
2,932,638
,
per
London
463,362
*5~1~999
int.
,
.
'$77,050
$155,484 "
48,041,
convertible preferred stock at par ($100) and dividends,;;
on the basis of one preferred share for 'each 10 shares held.
Rights
expire November 6. Offering is underwritten by Eastman, Dillon At
:
$8,072,748
$7,831,448
1—
railway
railway
♦Net profit
Number of capital shares—.—
in¬
on
203,437
$971,659
1,428,520
207,793
356,047
cumulative
v
including Domestic Subsidiaries)
49,535
387,800
235.766
.
.
-tsubscribe to 2,900 shares of 4Y*%^ (not 4M»%
$6,1.79,715
1,317,579
3 Months Ended Sept. 30—
*
Profit before Federal .taxes.....;..,^'
Federal tax provision —.1
—„'
$2,119,799
129,000
37,000
188,500
25,167
12,464
22,155
...
$2,070,264
.
$3,168,279
:•
__—...
income
Maitine
'
$1,217,057
202,836
$2,691,690
1,128,218
inco/ne.
oper.
income
Net
—V.
$709,961
•726,284
i $0.67
1,169,770
Lehn & Fink Products
1943
70,440
12,573,233
$138,392
;; ; 3,155
33,020
$336,223
146,120
rents
(Dr)_
/'%
(Or)
income
Gross
1944
$2,569,350
950,780
1946
$5,824,226
.
railway..:
share .....
^After all charges and taxes.—V.
$1,146,617
v
1,307,061 ,1,487,302.12,733,285
rents
Net ry.
4,656,082
1,012,712
1945
1946
^
-
Net ry. oper. income.—
—V. 164, p. 1723.
-
Earned
$629,087
245,632
185,479
—'
118,340
letter of notification with the SEC
a
1946—Month—-1945
' 1946-^9 Mos.—194S
$1,643,284
$1,625,694 $15,424,975 $15,741,512
——
lac.
Rentals,
Gross from
income
surtax
e»6ess profits tax_
ra,xes
on income-^
J'ed.
$510,747
,
equipment and working capital..
revenues-
oper.
$533,359
-
651,796 >i
after
oper.
Net irom
$10,136,842 $14,497,595 $14,314,809 $15,563,464
8,677,465
12,739,003
11,947,371
12,339 570
864,772
1,247,844
1,220,820
1,153,628
Gross
be used for
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating revenues—.
(Operating expenses ^
1943
4,202,738
939,433
\ 845,138
-
-
September—
Gross from railway
-
1944
21 filed
•'
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings-^-;
represented by a
represented by
was
Years Ended Dec. 31
1945
.
Maine Central RR<—Earnings—
1944
1
$525,759
i-
charges & taxes..
Com. shares outstanding.:
Earned per share
;
—V. 164, p.; 1723.1
;
v
-
company en Oct.
' '-114,995
1945
4,893,789
1,426,810
._
12 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
company
•
June 30, *46
,
Chisholm, Jr. and C. M. Spicer, all officers and directors of the com¬
Offering price, $ I a share. Underwirter, C. W. Mills, Denver.
■
„
elected
been
pany.
2,476,100
1.264,078
railway- ^
234,202
154,804
income.. .J >129,32393,450
Net profit
the annual rate of 3% in the case of
15 notes maturing quarter-annually from June
30, 1947
io Dec. 31, 1950, and at the rate of 3^4% in the case of each of the
.21 notes maturing quarter-annually from March. 31, 1951 to March 31,
-.v
has
for 150,000 shares common stock (par $1) on behalf of company and
25,000 shares each on behalf of A. R. Griffith, C: W. Mills, A. J.
Lehigh jPortland Cement Co.—Earnings—
■
='$00,000 shs.
" ,-.v'
$8,750,000
CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT
Brownlee,
,
railway
income..
—V. 164, p, 1723.
at
1156. //v
F.
.
1943
82,887
railway:—...
oper.
164,
Net ry.
including the note due Dec. 31, 1946, said 36 notes
:to.be each in the amount of $250,000 and to fall due serially June 30,
1947, and quarter-annually thereafter until March 31, 1956.
Interest
be
a
director. : He was a Viceabout three years and President
1935 to 1943, He Served during
the war as a member of the War Production Board, Deputy Admin¬
istrator of the Office of Price Administration and Deputy Director ia
the Office of Economic Stabilization,—'V. 164, p. 2020.
$415,743
265,733
192,572
1945
$384,713
151,052
railway—
funds,
notes will
/
President of General Foods Corp., for
the Frankfort Distillers, Inc. from
Proceeds will
Net from
;it is provided that upon the offering of the 100,000 shares of common
/stock, and at any time on or before Nov. 10, 1946, the bank will
,;accept 36 replacement notes to the total of the remaining $9,000,000
yon the new
-each of the
premium paymen.t if prepaid out of other borrowings.
a
New Director-
From Jan. 1—«
,
borrowed
with
The
1944
$398,077
"
1946
$313,923
;
Gross from railway...
has since June 30,
1946
borrowed $500,000
to mature Dec, 31,
1946, and $250,000 to
^mature Dec. 19, 1946, which it is intended will be retired out of the
proceeds of the sale of the common stock now offered.
The company has under date of Aug. 23, 1946 entered into a new ^
Joan agreement (Sept. 25, 1946) with Chase National Bank wherein
i
during the five-year period of the term loan with 50% of the amount
being due at the expiration of the five years.
It also provides that
at any time during the five-year period the term loan may be prepaid
Toronto, Canada, at the holders' option.—V. 162, p. 2149.
Net ry. oper.
A\ notes due ssriaUv over the oerjod from March 31, 1947.
Dec. 31,
1953. The serial notes bear interest at the annual rate of 3%%.
In
cents
cents
8
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
$9,000,000 from Chase
which
of 8
one
of
,
September—i
*
Gross from railway..:
Outstanding
Authorized '
^Common stock (par' $10
•'Term loan notes, jib® aerially, March
• 31,
1947 to Dgc. 31, 1953, .incl.™—
with
dividends
of
*
railway..
Gross from
Net ry.
1
-
quarterly
St. John Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—Partial Re¬
Net ry, oper, income—
*•
-
t
four
paid
Gross from railway..
:
CAPITALIZATION, GIVING EFFECT TO SALE OF PRESENT ISSUE
,"
and Aug. 20, last, as compared
cents extra on Feb. 20, 1946.
1945
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
Sept. 30, 1946, has been approx¬
company
has incurred bank loans of
,
4
.in
September—
project to
offered,'
low
20
and
loan
at
the expiration of the two years, v,
The agreement provides for a commission payment fbr any unused
part of the credit during the first two-year period. It also provides
that 5% of the amount of the term loan shall be paid semi-annually
term
Madison Petroleum Co., Basin, Wyo.—Files With SEC
.^available from operating sources without impairing the primary objec-!
itive,: which was, and is, the production of pUlp. The completion of ;
%the Espanola project is therefore not dependent upon the sale of the
jistock
$267,685
$195,277
;
in Montreal or
&
(.exceeding the amounts required for maintaining adequate working
fcapital at Espanola. The remaining phases of the Espanola develop¬
ment relate primarily to pulp-refining and paper making processes,
.and investment therein can be deferred until funds therefor are
;
$216,672;;
The company has called for redemption on Jan. 1, 1947, at 102
interest, $986,500 of first mortgage sinking fund 525-year
bonds, series A. Payment will be made at the Imperial Bank of Canada
imately $11,900,000 and the
$9,750,000 in connection therewith..
The mill at Espanola is now
operating and has attained a daily production of approximately 200
;tons of sulphate pulp and 40 tons of groundwood, which is substantially
s the
rated capacity of the mill. The Espanola operation has therefore
,now reached a point where cash is being realized from it in amounts
,
Straus, President, on Oct. 25 announced that the company
signed a revolving credit agreement with the Bankers Trust Co.,
Irving Trust Co., National City Bank of New York, Bank of
Manhattan, and Bank of New York for $20,000,000.
The revolving
credit
is
for
a
period of two years and all or any part of the
$20,000,000 may at the company's option be converted into a five-year
the
"
by the company to t§,ke over ;
a
pulp mill at Espanola, and to
The mill project was initiated by
and
Jack
had
James
incorporated
was
170,514
and
common
stock,
amounting to $1,500,000, providing the entire offering is sold, will
J be used first to retire short-term notes of $750,000 given Chase
National Bank subsequent to June- 30, 1946 to replenish funds previ¬
ously advanced to The KVP Co. Ltd. for the Espanola project, and
then to make advances to The KVP Co. Ltd. for use in completion
jpf its Espanola project.
-
■
JR. II.) Macy & Co., Inc.—Bank Credit Agreement—
I.
$622,063
354,378
of 30 cents per share has been declared, payable Nov. 20
record
Oct.
31.
Distributions of
12 cents each were
Fund
Lake
'
jjthan the offering of the 100,000 shares offered.- ' • i,
PURPOSE—The
proceeds
from the sale of the
.■
13'409
•
$365,791
,
$608,654
;
of
demption—
plans for financing other
no
,
.
$357,697
8,024
each,
and, in addition made the following extra distributions: Feb. 20,
May 20 and Aug. 20, 4 cents each; and Nov. 20, 50 cents. This made
;a;total pf $4,cents in 1945^-VV 161, p. 281. "
-
In the event that there should remain any
expiration of the warrants, depending upon
shares, the company will apply to the SEC
for the withdrawal from registration
of such shares or will present
to the Commission an amendment
to the registration statement in
form such as will cover any proposal which the company may then
,
284,116
$169,390
May
on
quarterly
unsold
of the
holders
made
warrant holders.
unsold after the
amount
120,575
.
$500,788
455,773
563,752
;
Knickerbocker Fund—Declares 30-Cent Dividend—
to
The company; has agreed with Chase National Bank" to use Its best
•efforts to sell to others any of the shares offered hut not subscribed
by
$289,965
income
A dividend
whereby any commission will be paid to any person for services as a
•broker, or otherwise, connected with the sale of this stock,> v-..,
shares
,6,314
$493,044
7,744
—V. 164, p. 727.
apolis, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Houston and San Francisco, with sales
representatives located in ether principal cities of the United States.
There is- no underwriting agreement,
nor is there any agreement
the
$283,651
.
:
320,328
.
^
maintains
V for
433,283
___
,
.
Building
Kings County Lighting Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings-
Offered
Vegetable Parchment Co.—Stock
Kalamazoo
■
■
Plans to more than
v
^
New Director Elected-—
:
_
Martin Co.^-Plans Increase in Outputdouble the productive capacity of
the company's
new
chepilcal plant now under construction near Painesville, Lake
County, Ohio, were approved by the board of directors and announced
by Glenn L. Martin, President, on Oct. 25.
Mr. Martin announced that at the same meeting-James M. Nicely,
xri/.n_Or.ociHor>f
nf
the
«iiarantw
Trnsi.
nf
New
Ynrk.
was
elected
,Voluble. 164
f
.
the
of directors. Mr. Nicely also is a director of the H. L.
the NCw York, Chicago & St. Louis RR., and a trustee
board
and Annuity Association.
41
'
Expansion
plans for the
Painesviile plant, which will produce
Martin Marvinol- Resin, a vinyle-type plastic raw material, call for
an increase from
11,000,000 to 25,000,000 pounds annual capacity, and
the
"It
.•
Teachers
increase
san
•of
in
Resin has
stated,
exceeded
far
even
.
SEC—
(,
s
SEC—
The
company
on
;for 1,000 shares
*
"
67,619,601
62,106,436
22,890;810
19,640,080
3,264,960
5,524,075
4,834,784
Court approval
Interest
first
series
•
due
I
1981;
;
the
on
series
due
Offering price, $10
and
notice
due
Interest
All
due
.
Jan.
1
and July 1,
1938 on the International-Great
mortgage 5% gold bonds, series A, B and C.
payable at the office of J. P. Morgan & Co. In¬
paying agent, 23 Wall' St., New York, N. Y.—V.
164,
first
interest
corporated,
oper.
revenues—
Operating
expenses—
9 Months Ended
sales
Net
°Net
Metalite Corp., Las Vegas,
Nev.—Files With SEC—
*
16 filed a letter -of notification with the SEC
7% cumulative preferred and 1,000 shares
,< 10c" par) common. Price, $100.20 a unit consisting of one share oS
preferred and two shares of common. Proceeds will be used for p^'Chase of equipment. No underwriter named.
v
;
The company On Oct.
for
shares
500
($100
Taxes
100,097
128,399
(incl.
Operating
Middlekamp Building Corp., Pueblo,
Other income
*
»
^
Total
""
-
Gross
company
f'.;
not
Midi
Net
from
railway.
$143,108
45,591
38,780
19,619
23,074
5,904
V.
oper.
ry.
164, p.
income—
1724.
1,308,652
1,261,772
426,836
399,419
215,048
177,840
•
,
.
income
Gross
Net
from
*r-*-f.*T
■■■-■'
_
•
■
,
u
;
_
'*
have
declared
164,
Gross
from
V-vi
From
Net
from
Net from
tNet ry.'
"*
w
—
;
r~
opehincome__-~_;~-M
5
From Jan. l—; '
railway
'NTet from railway—
oper. income
*DefiCit.—V.
164,
—
J
p.
1945
$3,143,984
533,425
• 62,964
bonds,
1,720,068
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co. (&
iNlhe MonthsEndedSept. 30-^v ; .-4
^
Donald D. Davis,
Minnesota Valley Canning
*
1
reserves.
1948
$42,216,816 $32,061,689
142,250
16,306,000
550,858
22,440,008
$9,070,828
2,280,279
$3.98
'vi
of
the
to serve
Oct. 24 the electioh of Gen. John
in
boards
as
of
Resident Representatives in
these wine
and
direction of Pres.
Edmund A. Rossi, and Vice-President®
Rossi, A. E. Sbarboro and Enrico Prati, and Shewan-Jones,
continue
heretofore
as
under
the
direction
of
Lee
Jamesi
•-1,162,262
and F. O. Smith,
164, p. 1874.
Assistant Secretary and Assistant Treas¬
>
meeting of directors of National Malllnson Fahdcs C6rp. ,:heldl
the resignation of Paolino Gerli as a member of the board
was
presented and accepted.
W. Dewey Davis was elected to the
board to fill the vacancy,
was also elected a Vice-President of tho
At &
Co.—Change in Personnel—
Oct.
Mr.
1944
$252,413
$275,629
83,889
93,150
92,422
64,084
71,408
67,100
'
69,074
;
1,920,295
336,657
//
called
,
,
profit
2,288,761
809,975
;
/*;/•' y-.
:
538,866
596,403
of
'609,258
his been paying 20 cents quarterly.
In addition to th®
quarterly dividend, the board declared an extra dividend of
per share on the
common stock,
payable Jan, 2, 1947 t®
company
v
,
cents
25
redemption
Nov.
on
15,
holders of record Dec, 16, 1946.—Vf 164» p. 2056.,
next, $70,000
sinking fund
..
/•'
'
,
-
Neptune Meter Co.—Financing Plans Postponed—
The- company
preferred
1635.
and
-P.
*
.
1946
•
1945
$l2,324,009f$26,922,598
depreciation
505,247
1 849 165
1
622,572
—__—:___
2,015,809
83,762
122,879
197,970
1,331,662
>
taxes
•
-
has postponed' Its plans to publicly offer additional
common
due
shares
to
16V
market, conditions.—V.
'
'
New England Gas &
Electric Association—Output—
ended'Oct/ 251 this Association reports electric output
Vf 13,607,270 kwh." This is an increase,of 755,777 kwh., or 5.88% abov®
production of 12,851,493 kwh. for the corresponding week a year ago.
Gas output for the Oct. 25 week is reported at 141,594,000 cu. ffc,
an/increase of 21,576,000 cu. ft., or 17.98% above production of
*120,018,000 cu. ft./ in the corresponding week a year ago.—V,; 164,
p. 2156/
.
For the week
.
profit
—r—
——
t$340,840
shares-^-i.
common
$561,268
::
546,050
546 050
$0.35
$o,75
preferred dividend requirements.
tNo effect has been given
states, for unused excess profits credit or net operating
s.NewiEngland Power Association, Inc.—Weekly Output
i
The assocbtlon reports number of
kilowatt hours for the week endedi
63,174,962-for the week
•Oct.!
carry-backs.
tSales for the
the portion allocable
" !
"
?
• •
comparable figure for the week ended Oct. 19, 1946, Was-68,•
252,850, an increase of 11.26% over the corresponding week last year,
—V,^ 164, p. 2056;
refund
for the year .1945,
computed
first
to
nine
such,
months
sales
of
of
1945
the
after
are
The
renegotiation
and the provision for Federal taxes has been
accordingly.—V.
164,
pp.
729,1211;
V.
163,
p.1731;
V.
26, • 1946 'as 68,216,600 compared with
1945, an increase of *7.98%;
ended Oct. 27,
162,
J. /
p,; ;;2152«f;>)' :> -(p-•
f A*
1
New
Munsingwearj IiiCr—Form of Certificate—>
.
and!
Co.—Common Dividend, Increased
.
for
deducting
of
Tea
report
loss
A
corporation since April, 1939,- and ha®
the Pacific Coast territory.—V. 164»
Robert V. Rasmussen, President, on Oct. 29 announced that a meet¬
ing of the board of directors held Oct. 28, a regular quarterly dividend
25 cents per share was declared on the $10 par value common
stock, payable Dec. 2, to holders of record Nov. 16.
Previously th®
862,558
..
?
National
2,193,058
723,383
_________
charges
in
•
.
after
income
the
.
Extra Declared-r
;
'
2,212,375
325,601
,
,
.
with
corporation
1943
$252,924
91,847
"
been
the
1874.
p.
$287,940
"
has been
•
Davis
represented
1945
Thex New' tfork Stock Exchange
this corporation's
may
■
29
fcorporation.
—
"(After
the
President, stated that the operations for the third
be
made
certificates;
tificates
f
either
that
shall' bo
♦
"
:
.
directed that deliveries
capital stock,-up'to and including Nov; 12, 1946,
with
on
Oct".
25
temporary certificates or with permanent
Nov.
33,
1946,
only
permanent
cer¬
164, p. 1211.
:v.
/> September—
Gross
delivery.—V.
-Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York—New Trustee
Clarence
Francis, "Chairman of
has been elected
a
the
board
trustee of Mutual Life.
of
General
He also is
a
'following companies: Air Reduction Co., Inc., Chemical
/Co., Mead Corp., and Northern Pacific Ry. Co.—V. 164,
Foods
Corp.,
director of the
Bank
&
p. 1725,
Trust
•
1
v
<
■/ J *''y
' {.
.(_
"
/'
/ "
New Orleans & Northeastern
beginning
a
v
-
'
1946
/,
from
Net
from
ry.
,
/■;'
t
%
-
* *
;
;
'v"
Idea, Inc.—Special Meeting Nov. 19—
See * Aviation Corp. above.—'V/164, p.
Net
Co.—Notes Placed Private¬
ly—This company has sold $1,500,000 of its 20-year 3%
sinking fund notes to The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New York, which has agreed to acquire $1,000,000 more
of such notes prior to Dec. 31", 1947.
Proceeds are to be
D.
971,343
•Earned 'pef share
tUf< C:;'*■-••
the
837,757
mortgage and collateral trust 35/2%
20-year
1960 series, at 102 ¥2 and interest.
Payment will be made
Royal Bank of Canada in Montreal or Toronto, Canada.—
Number of
,
account for
the nine months period reflects
an
additional' credit, of $323,088
••resulting from
the liquidation of investment in National Pole &
"Treating Co., arid a credit of $510,423 resulting from the restatement
on July 5, 1946 of certain Canadian assets less current liabilities at par
(
•wlth -thri United'States dollar.-~V;. 164, p. 10.,
;
;
Chairman
as
will
urer.—V.
income—
have
Federal
Net
shutdown of
under
Robert
President,
railway
railway—
Operating
Other
•
quarter were curtailed by an eighty-five day . complete
(the International Falls plant due to a CIO strike.
Mr. Davis further stated that the consolidated surplus
j;
Italian Swiss. Colony and of
California
brandy subsidiaries. '!
'
In announcing General Deane's appointments, Mr. Porter stated that
the long-established management of Italian Swiss Colony, will continu®
Mullins Mfg.' Corp.—Earnings—
:i"945
Net -sales -v.—$19,060,859 $18,271,484
..Net Inc. from opera, after prov; for inc. taxes..#
1,125,490
989,780
i
t ♦
-
Representative id California Appointed--/" /
National Distillers
2,807 971
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
SubsO^r-Eaniings-1946
Deane
5,039,877
4,900,329
"
30 Pirio
1
$25,768,566
Ported,' President, ahriouhced
Setoh
5,049,506
2,607,401
.Net sales
22,922,6246,573,558
.1725.
•
The
Total
*353,533
/
U
Redemption—
Corp.—Earnings—.
—
Resident
2,210,106
1946
V. 164, p.. 1874/
-580,643
19,980,177
3,721,709
CorpApartial
'
4,536,552
1—
oper.
first
1944
19.780,074
1,257,499
$1.21
i
$3.23
694,265
164, p. 1725.
There
1,017,415
?
"•'
-
National. Mallinson Fabrics Corp.—New Director—
Redemption—;
of
$2,898,122
660,123
380,017
48,088
$0.87
«—7,977,771
regular
;
Gross from
Net ry.
1
1946
$2,947,4-18
84,842
323,848
137,666
«-
164, p. 729.
Earned per share__
Montreal Light/ Heat & Power Consolidated—Partial
at
railway—
railway
1943
$571,758
226,706
$0.75
^
1943
$1,617,679
1,335,701
Shares outstanding
4,332,594
1,905:278
from
from
—V.
t. r
September—.V.-i
Gross
,
' 1944
$1,178,423
1,335,701
1945"
$1,119,190
1,335,701
,
I
•
■,.p<;.!;i
,
-i
Net profit
Inc.,
railway
Jan.
Net ry.
Minneapolis St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
*■?••
1944
$503,821
146,153
railway
oper. income—
Net ry.
quoted ex said distribution until Nov. 18, 1946; that all certificates
after Nov.
1,
1946, in settlement of Exchange contracts
made prior to Nov. 18, 1946, must be accompanied by due-bills and
that all due-bills must be redeemed on Nov. 20, 1946.—V. .164, p. 2156.
-
1945
'
1,335,607
> $1^0
"
of
232,910
Net from
•delivered
t
1946
$1,730,000
"
Shewan-Jones, Inc.,
$465,890
September—
not
.
.
amortization expense——
Provision for Federal taxes
-
be effected in the common Stock, of no par value,
distribution on Nov. 15, 1946 of • three additional shares to
of eaCh share of record Nov. 1, 1946.
New York Stock Exchange directs that the common stock be
■
$188,208
rcucittivw
Interest and
a
Montour RR.—Earnings—
split-up will
The
on
Secretary,—V.. 164, p. 1725.
u
Gross
'<
$137,869
IIU
--
Earnings from oper. after deprec. and
$1,950,708
amortization
The
company
on
pet. 30 announced the transfer of Assistant
Treasurer Edwin J. Putzell, Jr., to the Legal
Department as Assistant
'
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Stock Distribution—
A
$444,240
256,031
(Ineludihgr wlidlly owrifed, subsidiary companies)
Ended'Seipt.'30—" ' '-v
'
1946 r
"
i
1874.
p.
>
•
■
*
(by the
'holders
to
1—
from
;r 2,334
.
$298,746
160,877
whclly-owned subsidiaries)
National Distillers Froducts
'
1946
Monsanto Chemical
cash dividend of $3.25 per share
,on
the convertible $6.50 cumulative preferred stock, no par value,
payable Nov. 15 to holders of record Nov. '4. Distributions of $1.62Vz
•each were made on Feb. 15, May 15 and Aug. 15, last.
Total pay¬
ment for this year will be $8.121/a per share, the same as in 1945.
Arrearages, after payment ot the dividend just declared, will amount
to $32.75 per share.—V. 163, p. 314.
• -• •
directors
;
due
'
'
300,158
income—
$441,908
.1,939.
company has called for redemption on Dec. 1, 1946, at- 102%
interest, $461,000 of 2%% debentures due 1970. Payment will bo
9 Months
'3.14900
i.V.
$599,361
Jan.
$296,807
;
at the office of Goldman, Sachs & Co., fiscal
agents,
St., New York, N. Y.—V. 164, p. 1211.
'
11,
railway
176,145
made
facilities under necessity certificates issued
Such reductions will not be available in the future.
railway.
124,288
•191,541.,
The
-
and
835*808
i
-
from
—V.
Minneapolis-Moline Power Implement Co.—$3.25 Div.
*
$1,950 708
;
•>
income
on
.
$220,030
.
mwftiu,
National Dairy Products
190,467
taxes
147,300
172,818
330,724
--
;
;Cy!tad0r;jGai$
Earnings per-share.—J
certain
railway
railway
Net ry. oper. income—
Net
'" /
*w.wvc
/including
2,876,207
Federal
of
oper.
ry.
From
j
The company on Oct. -28 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
for 59,500 shares of common stock (par $1). To be sold Ly certain
employees of the company. Offering price, to public $5 per share. Net
"proceeds Will be used for advancement of necessary funds for the
-Canadian corporation working capital and general corporate expenses.
The
$4,636,448
including special tax adjustment.:
1_
in
v
for the year 1945.—V. 164, p. 830.
NMlonal
$4,826,916
basis
Net from
Gross
*•
140,772
$131,618
UM.V
9 Mos^ End. Sept. 30—
'•Net profit
Shares of com. stock__
R.
With- SEC—
Milk-O-Mat Corp. N. Y.—Files
(
31, 1946
10,390 940
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
1,364,917
554,279
279,690
,
third
$15,027,388
September—
1,224,367
259,316
81,869
railway
■Net from railway
Net
AUG.
and taxes
expenses
—V. 164, p. 1725.
$141,689
31,717
$133,553
81
or
the
161, p. 2112.
by the U. S. Govt.
1943
1944
1945
1946
$159,198
35,944
17,546
oper. income—
from
in
income, including special tax adjustment
shortened
From Jan. 1—
Gross
share
deductions
•'Reduction
•-*■
Midland Valley RR.—Earnings—
ry;
$171,177,
was
a
-■
'
September—
.Gross from railway
income
Net .income,
••
» * *
Net
cents
Net income before special tax adjustment
"Tax adjustment
1__
1
i_
French National Rys. Co. has drawn for payment on Dec. 1, 1946,
par, Frs.4,500,000 of -4% bonds, foreign series, due Dec. 1, 1960,
payment to be made at the office of J. P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated,
23 Wall St., New York, N. Y.—V. 162, p. 2275.
"Net
profit
53
non-operating income
Total
®fc
;
net
or
Gross income
Midi)—Partial Redemption—
{ -
quarter:
$111,675,
Operating income
Total
Chemins de Fer du
des
$360,802
120,793
—
September,-1946
share,, against
Total operating
on
(Compagnie
1,704
.
Total operating revenues
Co.
$359,098
1,447
87,378
:
.
.....
.
income
$2.04
CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT, 12 MONTHS END.
Colo.—Files With
more
RR.
i
income deducts.
210,000
Monongahela Power Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
4'%
$95,000
Price,
$250,964
(net)
-
•After Federal faxes.—V.
Oct. 23 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
first qlosed mortgage sinking fund bonds, due I960.
than 98>/2 per unit. Underwriter, Boettcher and Co.,
•Denver, and Hutchinson & Co., Pueblo, Colo. Proceeds Will be used
for retirement of debt and for working capital.
The
for
429.172
$2.16
charges and taxes.
a
quarter of 1945.—V.
'
SEC—
-
,!,175,73S
tax)__
income
were accrued
210,000
I
share
the
cents
// 132,095
$252,411
inc.
1946—12 Mos.—1949 *
$3,147,192
$2,888,864
2,199,543
1,954,984
$4,922,633 $10,837,690
——„
capital shares-
per
After
For
par)
1945
454,928
of
Earned
•
^
—
profit
Number
:
1946
Co.—Earnings—
269,545
Depreciation
Co.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
respect to the dividend
$2,166,621
1,412,317
Maintenance
WW
plant
action with
no
$2,352,046
1,602,541
,
Monarch Machine Tool
at Thibodaux, La., with a capacity of 500,000 feet
of logs monthly,
converted into veneer and lumber, is now under
construction by this company and will be in operation shortly after
the first of the year, it is announced—V. 164, p. 2156.
new
I6O1
of
Nassau & Suffolk Lighting
Total
Net
(The) Mengel Co.—Building New Plant—
A
"L
rr
would
distributions
Period Fnd/Sept. 30-^ \ "1946—9 Mos.—1945
^
is
1725.
P.
>
.
Split-Up Approved—
become payable on or about Dec. 1.
Semi¬
jfcl each were made cn June 1, last, and on
June 1 arid pec. 1, 1945, and 1944.—V,
164, p. 1725.,
,
/
>
due
Northern RR.
bidder.
Proceeds, estimated at $1,435,610, WDl b«
Oct. 22 took
on
ordinarily
.
' '
rati®
Unsub-»
accompanied by due bills for the distribution.—V.
directors
annual
April l and Oct. 1, 1938 on MOP first and refunding
gold bonds, series H due 1980;
'•
April 1 and Oct. 1, 1943 and 1944 on the New Orleans,
Texas -&f Mexico Ry. first mortgage 5la% gold
bonds, series A, and
first mortgage 5,% gold bonds, series B;
,.
,.,».■
Interest due Aug. 1, 1943, Feb. 1 and Aug. 1, 1944 and Feb. 1,
1945 on *the New Orleans,
Texas & Mexico Ry. first mortgage 5%
gold bonds,, series C, and first mortgage 4!/2% gold bonds, series D;
Interest for the year ended Oct. T, 1946 on the New
Orleans/Texas
& Mexico Ry. 5%
non-cumulative income gold bonds/ series A, and
certificates of deposit therefor; and
; •
-
With
the
h
highest
^Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—Omits Div.—
The
mortgage 5 %
.
in
Nov,
par
be
must
which
,
.
share
on
the
and
due Sept. 1, 1938
and March 1, 1939 on MOP first and
mortgage 5% gold bonds, series P due 1977;
Interest due May 1, and Nov. 1, 1938 on MOP first and
refunding
mortgage 5gold? bonds); series G .due 1978;^sv
-v*
,:•>
Interest
a
to
; uThe New
Interest
Interest
$10
record
on
Oct. 29 approved a proposal to Increase th»
value capital stock from 150,000 shares to*- 300,000
the distribution of one additional share of stock for each
no
shares, and
refunding
f
at
of
auction
stockholders
authorized
;-•
;■
share
a
held
public
improvements.-—V, 160, p. 2075.
Pacific
1965,
at
At present there are issued 101,500 shares, includt-*
12,337 shares held in the treasury.
■>.
a
/"-■-."r
York Curb Exchange on Oct. 24 ruled that the stock b®
not quoted ex the distribution until further
notice, and that all cer¬
tificates for the capitalstdck delivered after Oct. 28 and until furthe*
1946, Interest
Missouri
A
shares
sold
ing
the
due Aug. 1, 1938 and Feb. 1, 1939
refunding mortgage 5% gold bonds,
and
four
be
share outstanding.
U.
the below mentioned bonds of the Missouri
on
stockholders
common
each
will
used to repay short-term bank loans and to finance
plant replacement®
The
subsidiaries (no appeal has been filed against the
payments).
?
,
•
,
of
for
shares
Nachman Corp.—Stock
I:-[\'r■
aggregating $17,218,520
•Pacific RR. and its
share
one
scribed
16,175,556
6,083,563
^Payments^v;, ^
"•■■'•■
comlJany on Oct. 28 filed a registration statement with thai
for 150,000 shares ($10
par) common stock. Stock will be offeredl
subscription to
of
56,615,703
8,902,392
It is announced "that the : comp&ny will pay on Nov. 4,
;
$150 a share. Proceed will
compion, Price,
With SEC—
for
45,553,778
;..
Oct. 23 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
(no-par)
from
from
^-y;'T64;;p.^i725i;
for working capital.
foe used
Mutual telephone Co., Honolulu, Hawaii—Registers
„
' r:
railway^
railway______
Net ry. oper. income__>
Net
':
'
■■Jixi.
Gross
on
Metli-BIumberg Corp., New Holstein, Wis.—Files
Missouri-Kansas-Texas.RR.-—Earnings-^v
■*;
Calif.—Registers With
"
'v
-
.
-
company
a previous loan by The
anticipated expansion.—
^ *>■;• •?■:
September-"^ '
' :•
.
11946" "■ ■ '.i945
■' 1944
: • 1943
lroni railway
$4,852,761
$5,883,184
$7,171,703
$7,099,102
Net frorii railway^.*.i'vv.78al47l¥:.;;il404,06'4-^c-2,375i726A^3;103,137-^.
Net Ty. «oper: Income,-—
243,860
471,608 '
*358,650
1,381,859
Oct. 25 filed a registration statement with the
SEC for '•600,000
shares ($1 par)
common. Underwriter, Goldman,
•Sachs & Co., New York. Shares are being sold by stockholders. Of
•the total, 550,000 will be sold to the public and 50,000 will be sold
♦to employees (latter shares not underwritten).
The
of
finance
to
Gross
Manager of the plastics add chemical
division, advised the board of directors on Oct. 25 that Mr. Martin
said that the original plant is expected to be in production in April
of 1947 and that it will be late in. 1947 before the expanded capacity
■will begin to affect the plant's output and deliveries.
He said full
production will be reached early in 1948.
..l
Indicating that further potential markets, for Marvinol Resin are
still being developed, Mr. Martin pointed out that the use of vinyl-type
resins in
the packing field has only begun to open up.
V: He said that major end uses of Marvinol Resin will include coatings
for fabrics, papers and metals which In turn will be used as coverings
•for such items as furniture, luggage, books, handbags and shoe uppers.
Other uses will include waterproof wall papers; table, shelf and floor
coverings; electric cable coverings, insulating tapes, raincoats and
shower curtains^,>
-V-<■-:-r,..-v--''V-.' •" ""M*'*
\
This company will manufacture only the raw materials; ly*"1
companies fabricating from Marvinol Resin a wide variety of end
products, Mr. Martin said.—-V. 164, p. 1724.
Max Factor & Co., Hollywood,
and
•
"because customer demand for Marvinol
the company's oringinal estimates, based
fon careful market surveys."
Robert H. Kittner, General
"i
228?
SEC
found! necessary to plan to double the productive capacity
Painesviile plant even before the first factory unit was com¬
pleted,"; Mr. Martin
balance
the
Life,
V. 160, p. 329.
from $1,500,000 to $3,000,000.
cost
construction
plant
retire
to
Mutual
Insurance
was
the
used
i
and
Co.
Green
of
CHRQNICLB
....
•'
to
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number. 4.539
railway—
/
railway
oper.
income__.
.
°
$733,545
265,669
I; 124,461
1875,*
1945
•
: $757,341
/ 265,197
,.
■" ';,
;
.
" ;
RR;—Earnings—
39,651
1944
1943
-
$1,077,750
459,542
104,279
$1;298,248
91718,312
10.829,280
4,206,908 '
*
715,338
205,532
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
from
from
Net ry.
Mr.
railway
railway
oper.
164,
p.
.
.
income—.
1726.;
>>
.
6,256,565
1,703,397
"477,164
9,163,439
4,075,280
■
872,611
"883,965
8,019,311
1,292,991
'
'V" 3'
2£90
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
>^1111
'
•
from
railway-™
railway
iNet ry. oper. Income—^Frorii'Jan. 1—
'Net
•Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
'%> ■ '•
railway
'
210,011
.
$592,757
"
$507,933
205,837
from
2,795,417
income
1723.
3,214,525
164,
p.
'
■
6,758,871
4,113,912
1,452,469
i
^
,
'•
<
7,575,575"
4,343,918
2,426,962
6,840,920
3,627,724
2,250,860
5,785,317
railway—
oper.
473,833
162,023
r;
<■
subscribed
$800,911
281,871 .V
175,800-
203,595;
■
-- Stock Sold—Stockholders
262,457 ^hares, or 96.5% of a total of
271,935 additional common shares offered to sharehold¬
ers at $18.50 a share in the ratio of one new'share for;
♦each two common shares held.
Subscription rights ex¬
pired on pet; 28; The offering was underwritten by an
investment banking group headed by Auchincloss,, Park¬
er & Redpath, and including The First Boston Corp. and
1943
$640,226 ;
320,726
(Including New York Dock Trade'Facilities Corp.)
Part
!945
Nine Months Ended Sept: 30—
1946
$4,576,515
Expenses•' '2,581,094
^Revenues
I J.
,_.i
i
tTaxes, interest, etc.,
"
Net
.
—
.
-
•taxes.
>.
^
—
$632,270
.
Between
foregoing figures are inclusive of provision for income
is indicated for Federal excess profits tax.—V. 164,
No liability
tp. 730.
RR.—Earnings—
New York, New Haven & Hartford
;
Period End. Sept. 30—
;:V^v
$
$
■"T"
13,155,724 110,738,208 132,305,799
10,063,683
95,142,459 93,893,265
1,045,033
; 124,525
13,623,360
$
oper.
revenues—
Total
oper.
expenses—--
'10,555,495
"♦Net ry. oper. income.-
801,908
•Net
railway
Unpaid
real
'unpaid
leases
charges
erties
estate
in
•Boston
Income
of
the
estimated
~
deficit
bad
System
;
of
Total
resulted
of
in.
^
'
net
between
Boston
^Howard
S.
'•New
and
the
on
Washington,
The
%EC
of
539,070
356,380
$1.04
from
from
ry.
Gross
railway
from
ry.
$577,523
$551,403
175,116
136,397
16,537
121,348
87,937
4,813,182
971,561
4,562,044
4,699,420
877,740
1,327,919
•772,283
466,449
424,191
871,473
income—
Co.—Earnings—
$342,244
$540,993
$1,304,159
$1,560,239
139,399
358,770
524,165
1,028,349
earnings _J
•Earnings -per share—
$202,845
$182,223
$531,890
$0.26
$0.23
$779,994
$0.98
•Based
796,287 shares
on
outstanding.—V.
Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka
$0.67
730.
$57,019
$62,807
1943
$134,750
$156,636
10,156
76,115
87,092
°2,033
29,639
686,156
920,975
1,209,178
202,865
384,548
673,949
1,158,849
634,304
119,138
263,991
244,617
from railway
from" railway
Net
from
Net ry.
If—
35,975
17,283
•6,900
74,925
Net ty, oper.
6,128,375
1,121,072
6,283,255
1,413,161
419,887
574,332
782,519
5,887,563
5,795,641
688,158
•9,692
income---
•Deficit.—V
oper.
oper.
11,037,817
8,012,327
7,285,262
4,217,066
3,752,555
2,688,709
expenses.
their
at
the
on
Action
Co.—Action
in
meeting
few
past
Common Div. Deferred
on
in
years
October
had
on
the
•'Railway
income
oper.
The
rents (net)
(Cr)
Joint fac. rents (net) Dr
Net
ry.
Other
11,506,309
34,750
2,349,703
158,497
postponed
been
the
166,177
V.
164, p. 1727.;
dividend
-
•
ended
Oakland.
In
connection
of $1.50
on
the 6%
cumulative
to
11
Ltd., which
Oct.
on
18
(each
and
having
rural
towns
an
area.
and
84
is
also
distributed.
purchasers and
each
are
names
the principal
Co.
&
S.
Bleich-
Co., Inc
Boynton
150,000
Net
income
19,753,588
20,654,135
&
income
Sinking
debt
1,558,478
1,583,965
wide syndicate headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. on
Oct. 29 offered $25,000,000 first and refunding mortgage
172,837'
.
2,401,244
1,961,058
79,430
—
and res.
75,976
Balance
•
:•—V.
164,
of
18,195,109
19,070,170
Vv'--v
V'
v ; •••• -u.
bonds, series P, 2%%, due Ju|ne 1, 1981
funds,
♦appropriations
"Miscell. appropriations-
740,643
,
interest.
609,937
,
•
C.
Bradford
Brothers
Co.—
&
&
2,321,814
17,454,466-
1,885,082
16,910,233
2156.
p.
'North American Co.
The
directors
payable
♦at .the
100
in
rate
shares
The
Dec.
3,
stock,
1946,
cash
American
per
A
of
will
lieu
be
paid
to-
subject
of
paid
based
common,
of
of
Gas
Pacific
Electric
&
stock
common
Gas
&
stock
for
shares
the
of
at
on
rate
the
of
40
market
Co.
every
redeemable in whole
held.
Jan.'
fractional
stock
Electric
2, 1947 * to stockholders
approval by the Securities and
share of Pacific Gas &
similar distribution
dividend on. the common
a
shares
Pacific
American
be
will
In
common
share
one
North
dividend
'Commission.
•
form
of
of
Oct. 25 declared
on
the
Pacific
cents
price
Gas
record
Cleveland
oalendar month
&
any
Haydon &
Harley,
Inc.
Hill
Electric
North
approximately
than
holdings in that company to
2,004,170 shares.—V. 164, p. 1875.
\
r
\
shares
209,600
$40
•Gross
Net
Net
'
«\
"1'
'
"
I
'
' V,,
ry.
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
oper.
1&43
1944
27,882,929
37,319,172
7,922,096
18,599,747
16,690,862
23,497,616
>
totaled
of
,
51.496,000
kwh.,!
corresponding week
Electric
totaled
output
51,021,000
this company
(Del.)—Weekly Output—
for the
week
ended
compared-1 with 45,131,000
last year, an increase of 14.1%.
of this
kwh.,
as
company
as
corresponding week last year,
for
cbmpared
an
the
week
with
increase of
Company
ended
Oct.
kwh.
26,
for
1946,
the
proposes
initial
to
use
& Mason,
——
100,000
Stringfellow—
&
100,000
100,000
Seasongood
&
Mayer—
Walter Stokes & Co
150.000
150,000
Thomas
H.
Temple Co.
100,000
Moran & Co.—
100,000
Thomas
&
Co.-
400,000
100,000
Wachob-Bender Corp.—
Wbeelock & Cummins,
&
Hutchinson
Co.—
Co.
•—V.
St.
Inc.
Louis
—L
—
Brothers
100,000
/
&
Co.-
on
(Excludes
L.
Period End. Sept. 30—
F. S. Yantis & Co. Inc.
I.
RR.
and
B.
&
E.
1946—Month—1945
s
19,
1946,
44,101,000 kwh. for the
15.7%:—V. 164, p. 2056,
RR.)
1
.
1946—9 Mos.—1945
Railway
oper.
revenues
73.556,563
Railway
oper.
expenses
62,869,137
10,687,426
13,643.728
47,944,938
M>318,000
10,023,335
9,675^262
11,694,860
10,481,663
5,932,689
Net
rev.
from ry. oper.
Railway .taxes
Unemploy.
Equip.
.■
■
taxes
1,134,221
taxes-
1,323,250
5,101,900
999,628
1,082,932
bal.„
570,486
224.921
3,597,610
—
insur.
retire.
rents—Dr
facil.
equal
to
Net
such
■
--.y
11,859,000
bal.
86,595
236,529
1,531,061
1,875,625
income
1728.
6,254,874
5,997,818
9,239,072
90,305,015
rents—Dr
electric
'111,617,000;.
79,950,000
;"
800,000 shs.
8,000,000 shs.,
.
called for redemption on Dec; 1, 1946, out of
temporary
$104,000
of
first
and
refunding
bonds, series B, due Dec. 1, 1970, at 102 and interest.
Payment will be made at the Girard Trust Co., trustee, Broad and
Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia,
Pa., or at the Chemical Bank & Trust
Co., 165 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
sinking
have
been
fund
monies,
mortgage 3%%
Definitive Bonds Ready—
400,000 shs.
Joaquin Light and
Corp. unifying and refunding mortgage except bonds issued
thereunder in Jieu of outstanding bonds.
tExclusive of $1,474,000 held
in' treasury.
»
'
'
*
'•...,»
Power
kwh.,
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—Partial Redemption
There
1,173,163.shs.
6,261,357 shs.
output of this company and its subsidiaries for the
1946, amounted to 132,252,000 kwh., an. increase
or
6.3%, over the corresponding week of last
p. 2157.
ended Oct. 26,
8,390,000
year.—V. 164,
927,000
.18,854,000
23,937,000
-
.
of
$7,943,000
-
1,600,000 shs.
:,v
oper.
,164., p.
The
'48,716,000
13,000,000
^25,000,000
5,600,000 shs.
4,211,662 shs.
V
ry.
164,187,347
*45,917,093
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Weekly Output—
week
1974.JW-
1st pfd. stock, cumul. (par $25)—
stock (par $25)*——-
,
150,000
300,000
*
$. vk
♦ '■
$
72,285,907 605,769,423 727,702,643
58,642,179 557,824,485 563,515,296
tOutstanding
•No additional bonds may be issued under the San
Oct.
200,000
——
Pennsylvania RR. Regional System—Earnings—
Jt.
,
1971^-,
1st pfd. stockf cumul. (par $25)
1st pfd. stock,^cumul. (par $25)
Common
400,000
164, p. 2157.
Railroad
—
5V2%
'
100 000
Stern
McMaster
for. Connecticut
amount
an
Series M 3% bonds due Dec; 1, 1979.
——
Series N 3 % bonds due Dec. 1, 1977—,.
Series O 3% bonds due Dec.
1, 1975
'
Series P 2%% bonds due June 1, I981_i———
05%
150,000
-
Inc.
Scott
100,000
and
Scott,' Horner
200,000
Metropolitan
re¬
proceeds to finance, in part, its proposed construction program.
Series K 3% bonds due June 1,
Series L 3%'bonds due June
1,
6%
output
Mosle
100,000
part of thfe treasury funds
a
Series I 3a/2% bonds due June 1, 1966Series J 3% bonds due Dec. 1, 1370—
41,077,125
Northern States Power Co.
Electric
100.000
Reinholdt & Gardner—
100,000
and
purposes
The
,
proceeds will become
—
13,003,826
income
164, p. 1727.
60
Joaquin Light & Power Corp.
Authorized
unifying and refunding mtge.—.•$150,000,000
30-year 6% gold bonds, Ser. B of 1952
assumed ;
v.
—»
Pacific Gas & Elec. Co., 1st & ref.
mtge,
500,000,000
91,010,265 111,567,497 115,598,261 106,408,452
railway——
on
200,000
—
Rotan
i
,.
tipe to time in part at the option of the
notice, and for sinking fund
San
.
'
-
1
■
——
100,000
Co
,
600,000
Ranson-Davidson
Moreland
Johnson, Lane, Space &
Co., Inc.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
railway
$11,602,768 $13,499,501 $13,731,656 $14,000,728
railways—/ 3,343,100
"4,203,839
4,684,065
6,352,117
oper. income2,415,811
3,843,055
2,293,716
3,460,040,
from
the company.
net
original
an
from
From Jan. 1—
—V.
from
from
Gross
Dec.
or
PURPOSE—Net
of
v
\y
Northern Pacific Ry.—EarningsSeptember— ■ '%
1946. t<
1945
.
l
Co.,
...
payment #£ the dividend will require
74,121 shares of Pacific Gas common and would reduce
its
from
days'
^
Electric.
made in
company,
In. its
dividend just declared, estimates
'not more
or
30
&
—
Inc.
Co.,
—
&
Mason,
was
days' published notice.
demption price is 104 plus interest.
On Oct. 28,
added to list of legal investments
savings-banks.
"
•
each of the preceding 14 quarters.
application (Oct. 29)
for approval of the
was
The
June
on
The
100,000
-—-
Pollock
—
Co., Inc
"
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
100,000
150,000
Corp.—
Foster &' Marshall™—
company, for other than sinking fund purposes, on the first day of any
,
Exchange
share of
per
of
of
:
100.000
Inc.
E.
Inc.
100,000
& Co.,
Dec.
—
Wm.
100,000
100,000
400,000
100,000
Edwards, Inc
100,000
100,000
Kemp & Co.—
Kinsley & Adams—
Mason-Hagan, Inc.—
Bonds are dated June 1, 1946; due June 1, 1981.
Denom. $1,000,
$5,000 and multiples of $5,000.
Interest will be payable on June 1 and
1 of each year at the office of the company in San Francisco, o^
at the agencies of company in New York and
Chicago.
Coupon form in
denom. of $1,000 registerable as to principal only, and fully registered
form without coupons in denoms. of
$1,000, $5,000 and multiples of
$5,000.
Coupon and registered bonds interchangeable.
Bonds will be
Common Dividend Payable in
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Stock—
>
<
100y2
at
Robinson
150,000
Co.—
100,000
—
—
100,000
Corp.--
Clark
Co.—
Patterson, Copeland &
Kendall, Inc.
Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.
Phillips, Schmertz &
100,000
Securities
Palmer
Co.
150,000
—
-
awarded Oct. 28 on bid of. 10p.05.
Blyth & Co., Inc. offered 99.891 and The First Boston
Corp. bid 99.5799.
1,550,000
income
TJie issue
Park-Shaughnessy &
Co.
Clayton Securities Corp.
Julien Collins & Co.™.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Bonds Offered—A nation¬
175,477
2,574,081
funded
on
Roger S.
100,000
—
100,000
400,000
150,000
100,000
1,500,000
100,000
Otis & Co.—
250,000
350.000
R. J.
principal
purchased by
Nashville Securities Co.
Alfred O'Gara & Co
1,050,000
F.
several
100,000
»
&
the
of
Series P bonds
Milhous, Martin & McKnight, Inc.
Mullaney, Ross & Co.-
100,000
Applegate
Charles
of Nov. 1,
extent of
2445.
2,135,571
addresses
$14,300,000
G.
City
trust
18,518,564
*...
and
amount of
follows:
as
Thomas
Total
•Interest
certain
estimated population of 250 or more) and
Company distributes gas in 3.03 incorporated
unincorporated communities (each having an
estimated population of 250 or more) in most of which electric
energy
extensive
C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc.
invited
gold
2,495,743
-
owns
properties.
company's electric transmission system is interconnected and
supplies distribution systems extending into 46 counties of the northern
and central parts of California.
Company distributes electric energy
in 147 incorporated cities and towns, about 235
unincorporated com¬
First
17,257,845
•
electric
The
J.
pre¬
1,886,054
250,481
•
and
gas
appliances.,
Fauset, Steele & Co.
trustee,
m.
a.
its
distributes
Byrd
meeting, the company said.—
Philadelphia, Pa., on Oct.
31, 3946, of guaranteed
certificates, series E, due 1952, for sale and delivery as
1946, at a price not exceeding par and interest,
to the
$100,000, the sum available in the sinking fund.—V. 164, p.
up,
development of
are Western Canal Co.,
and sells water in certain rural areas; Valley Elec¬
trical Supply Co., which sells electric appliances in the cities of Fresno
and Bakersfield, and Arlington Properties Co.,
H.
Pennsylvania Co.—Tenders Sought—
tenders
the
only active subsidiaries of the company
Ferris
7,178,431
with
Blair
v
Co.,
were
revenues
—
-
'
The Girard Trust
28.6%
794,550
of the gas customers
also
roeder, Inc
Ball, Burge & Kraus—
Baum, Bcrnheimer Co.-
October
20, 20 cents each; Sept. 20, 25 cents; and
" '
""
regular quarterly
137,491,989
$46,183,921
engaged im the business
(from
which
for the
July 31,
1946,
approximately 0.6%
of its gross
was derived) of distributing and selling water in
16
cities and towns
and
certain rural areas, and producing and
selling steam in certain parts of the cities of San Francisco and
months
Arnhold
consideration
the
taken at
2,136,535
V- y224,377
,ml{'
•
.■
—
10,339,427
7,076,916
19,907
income-
oper.
income
45,571,839
34,065,530
1,063,84$
1,427,025
942,685
Equip,
-
28,457,726
18,118,300
856,958
2,790,040
is
Inc.
common.
gas
70.8%
that approximately 94%
electric customers.
operating
Geo.
certainties, the directors decided to wait until they had a more com¬
plete picture of the year's operation before considering the payment
96,726,454 113,572,148
68,268,728
68,000,309
and
1,100,755
revenues
customers;
Company
20, 35 cents.
ferred stock will be declared at November
•Net ry. oper. revenues
Railway tax accruals
also
of
Inc.
The company stated that earnings thus far this year justify the
payment of a dividend for the final quarter and normally it would be
the largest of the year.
However, because of labor and material un¬
•
July 31,
Gas
7,249,948,915
$114,554,167
is estimated
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
stock until the November meeting of
common
the
follows: March 20 and June
1946—9 Mos.—1945
12,229,393
revenues-
directors
dividend
a
Dec.?
1946—Month—1945
•It
£
\
So far this year, the company paid 20 cents each on March
20 and June 20 and 35 cents on Sept. 20.
Payments in 1945 were as
164, p. 1726
Period End. Sept. 30—
35,576
meeting.
1,706,295
^Norfolk & Western Ry. Co.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
The
of
board.
railway.
railway.
from
163,135
74,009
■
from
Gross
Net
91,696
railway—
income-— •'■■
oper.
'From Jan.
,
of
parts
Electric
•
,
MCF, respectively)
revenues
Allison-Williams
Otis Elevator
central
-
35,926
Gross
$651,172
and
v
served:
(KWH and
PURCHASERS—The
ry. oper. income.—
•Deficit.—V. 164, p.., 1727.
$708,601
175,175
certain
cities
1,786
1943
$535,354
'
•...
••
sets forth, for- the 12 months ended
information regarding sales of electric energy
customers
From Jan. 1—
Earnings—
$647,585
of
an
1944
•8,893
income—
Net
ailway
\
.
table
inter-company and inter-department, sales, except for construction
purposes, having been eliminated),
revenues
therefrom and number
munities
Ry.—Earnings—
1945
railway
oper.
164, p.
1946
from railway
from
from
$3,311,000,
largKpaxVm the northern
a
California,
non-operative
ry.
1944
financing.
(all
which
Net
Gross
1946,
of
following
.
The
1946—9 Mos.—1945
'
Net
Net
1945
interest charges on the
approximately $10,079,000 on
Annual sinking fund pay¬
which amount, however, is-not
aggregate
present
approximate
throughout
the State
of such
1946—3 Mos.—1945
after charges
depreciation
Net
1046
will
the
the company, in normal times, cooperates with dealers in
the sale of gas and electrical appliances and also sells small
quantities
Reserve for Fed taxes—
Gross
Norfolk Southern Ry.
CHARGES—Annual
debt
business,
Norwich Pliarmacal
arrange
■September
»
12
Period End. Sept. 30—
Registers
is not always
it
22,037,339' 22,347,004
selling electric energy for domesiic>commercial, industrial, agricultural
and municipal purposes, and
of/Purchasing, transmtting, distributing
selling natural gas, for-4pm/estic, commercial, and industrial pur¬
•Number
43,139
railway.
oper.
companies in exact alphabetical
order.
However, they are always as near alphabetical
position as possible.
*
reasons
11,255,781
21,952,014
and
1943
3,600,569
•317,958
railway.
September—
mechanical
19,542,391
Percentage of total gross
1944
1945
$532,857
78,840
•Deficit.—V. 164, p. 1727.
preferred stock. The estimated pro¬
ceeds of $28,000,000, together with a $6,000,000 contribution from NY
'PA NJ Utilities Co., parent, will be used for redemption of $13,000,000
■of 3% % bonds, due 1964, and 120,000 shares ($100 par) 5-10%
cumu¬
lative
serial
preferred and to * finance new constructions.—V.
164,
tp. 2156.
i
(
->•'■ >.•:
to
33,602,785
5,827.005
INTEREST
-
will
Sales
2157.
RR.—Earnings—
income
oper.
Net
cumulative
NOTE—For
p.
1946
$508,782
72,781
railway
from
Net
on Oct. .30 filed, a registration statement with the
$13,000,000 first mortgage bonds, due 1976, and 150,000
possible
41,579,730
$0.72
share—^
per
From Jan. 1—
—
318,055
44,950,307
22,998,293
„
HISTORY AND BUSINESS—Company was Incorporated in California
Oct.
10, 1905.
Company is an operating public utility engaged, prin¬
cipally, in the business of generating, purchasing, distributing and
$2,434,024V
$0.99
capital shares
Net
Gas Corp.
1,501,980
33,214,114
388,671
chargeable against income.
The
543,870
of
and
par)
'
^
257,161
Net
&
ments
1944
551,161
Oper. pft.
($100
1—
Northwestern Pacific
company
covering
shares
•
SEPT. 30
1946
/>
1945
$6,272,988
$3,648,475
559,830
"Federal Express," which operates
it was announced on Oct. 29 by
State Electric
i:
revenues—
September—
♦With SEC-—
•
THREE MONTHS ENDED
,
1,028,830
Palmer, President and Trustee.—V._ 164, p, 2156.
York
ANNUAL
shares, 820,805 common
will be outstanding, the sole
j
■
536,914
Equipment Approval—
and
operating
Gross
The trustees of this road have Just filed a petition with the Federal
•District Court at New Haven,
Conn., for 27 new sleeping cars of
(the most modern design, for use on the "Owl," its famous New York-
all-sleeper train
45,468,699
41,261,675
22,281,695
——
company's'funded
the completion of
Gross
railway operating income of $5,886,525..
♦Boston
47,382,146
43,448,327
16,454,690
income
Net Income
common
share
of $10 a
1
'
51.157,831
22,079,068
202,627
Income deductions-^——
at least $2,000,000.
aggregate
additional
value
•After income taxes.—V. 164,
$2,822,000; for the Boston and Providence
$2,940,000,- and the remainder of the New
Seeks
the
of
par
profit
Earned
the
and
33.973,890
revs.——
income
Gross
company
975,878
No.
it is estimated that the Old
railway
operating deficit of
the estimated deficit was
Haven System had a net
1946,
a
the
•Net
operating
railway
net
Misc.
be applied to retire¬
Profit before taxes
$237,000,
was
a
1947,
31,
March
will
Orient
the
a
RESULTS FOR
operations
$307,000; for the
r/';
■
months
nine
first
operations
and
issuance
with
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
interest.
bond
deficit
operating
the
Haven
New
$1,345,908.
the
For
Colony
and
other expenses
poses,
the. results of operating
Also includes accrued and
properties; also accrued and
and Boston and Providence prop¬
taxes
(incl. Fed. inc.)
Produc., ■ transmission,
distribution, gen. and
oper.
'
:$.■ ■* >
-v."
95,807,441 16d,269,446 151,773,235 138,592,685
3,539,271
6,156,018
5,366,722
5,247,342
15,592,060
20,920,853
20,573,870
19,268,994
20.623,152
38,586,417 * 37,188,822
35,393,536
revs._
Taxes
Net
i
1943
1944
■•■••' '
•
of approximately $6,900,000 for the
equity security.-
Colony
railway
Providence
of
Alaska
Upon
it is estimated that the Old Colony
1946,
net
a
and
remainder
Co.
to
shares
and
1946
30,
payment
rejected.
Old
Colony
Teiminal
September,
^resulted'
been
on
Sept.
make
Includes
income
have
taxes
against Old
for Boston
For
$12,776,670
operating
"■railroads whose
1946—9 Mos.—1945
1946—Month—1945
-
Total
will
proceeds from the financing
oper.
and 'repairs....—
Deprec. & amortiz
the underwriters.
expects
following items:
on
the new Seattle-Tacoma airport hangar now under construction,
$800,000;
instalment
payments on Boeing contract,
$1,300,000; in¬
stalment
payments on Martin
aircraft, $2,200,000;
final payments
on
Martin
aircraft
delivered,
$1,250,000;
tools, ground,
ramp
and
hangar equipment,: $850,000, and aircraft spare parts, $500,000. The
Seattle-Tacoma
airport
hangar
is expected
to
cost
approximately
$1,000,000 and the company may find it necessary to construct a
hangar at Newark or New York at approximately the same cost. The
cost of ground facilities and development of the company's routes
to
$593,858
>
the
gross
Maint.
unsubscribed
of
1945
:'■•■$
of
certain outstanding bank
loans under a new Bank Credit
Agreement, used for acquisition of additional equipment and facilities.
2,698,545
1,406,802
1,362,551,
—
of
balance
The
Weeks.
July 31, '46
'•
Total
.
—Years Ended Dec. 31—
ment
$4,699,205
;
income
NOTE—The
,
C
-
&
shares have all been sold by
EARNINGS
7 Mos. End.
to
Hornblower
New York Dock Co.—Earnings—*
■
SUMMARY' OF
Northwest Airlines, Inc.
New Orleans Texas & Mexico Ry.—Earnings—
'September—
I940;'l"^'-1945
1944
:^ross
Monday, NoVertib^r 4, 1946
III
I
}
Definitive
ready
for
surrender
for
j
bonds
coupon
delivery
of
at
the
temporary
redemption by
<
of the above-mentioned issues are
Girard Trust Co., Philadelphia, Pa.,
bonds,
except
those
the sinking fund.—V. 164,
which
n.
have
been
2157.
(Continued;r>n page 2325).
.
.
v
now
upon
drawn
i
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4539
164
Record
New York Stock
«»
DAILY RANGE OF PRICK
LOW AND
HIGH
SALE
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
,
PRICES
.■YY^YY-7:'^--^
'
Y Saturday
Monday •1
v
Oct. 20
Tuesday
Oct. 28
$ per.share
7
•
$ per share
Oct. 80
Y7
Oct. 31
>7;
/.
Sales for
,
■»>;•■;:
Nov. 1
,
74
120
♦105%
72%
*105%
9%
9%
♦41%
*41%
J:'Y
15
•i 14%
'
36 y4
*
36 y4
104 XM
27
97
.
.
4%
33 %
'
.
Shares
'
29
42%
28 y4
*
5%
:
29%
97%
96%
3%
33%
57%
*54%
42 7
40 /
41% :
.
.
29%
7--36-
58
•97
101
97
97
•97
101
21
21
21
21
21
20
20
4%
59
97%
97%
♦21
:7v
4%%
32 %
•:19%
31%
36 y8
36'/a
35%
•19
19%
♦31%
36%
20
20
7
*102
34%
94%
95%
31
7
*102
103 ;
103
•
"31%
94%
95 7
93%
94%
94
29%
30%
29%
30
30%
6%
6%
»'■
i
>
*
54
46
46
♦46
69%
*4671 :
67
68%
"66
40%
41
10
10%
6%
69%;
41
41
10%
10%
10%
777
*102
34%
37%
•132
134
10%
27%
0%
79
78%
79
;
80
192
107
19%
23
5%
107
21
*93%
95
6
//■-
39
7,000
49
•
Co
6%
7'/4
'
■
7
50
48%
50
*48%
cum
pfd
conv
Portland
Am
5% %
108
980
24%
102
%
5%
92
25
97 y4
98
96%
98%
6
-
6%
•
39
6%
6%
39
39%
39%
39%
39%
1,200
American
Hawaiian
8%
9%
8%
8%
11,800
American
Hide
48%
48%
300
97%
98%
1,200
900
Sep
17V* Oct
10
20y2 Sep
100
SS
Co
6%
Sep
26
>23
5 ye Oct
Jan
3%
Sep
90
Jan
18 ■*
11
128
■;
1
150
150
Jan
27
Jan7
1
14
14
Jun
110
42
Deo
Dec
Oct
29% Nov
30% Jan
3%
6
87
Jan
.«
Deo
9%
10% Jan
Dec
19% Nov
...
2% Jan
8% Nov
08
Jan >7*117% Nov
20% Jan
40
Nov
91
Mar
109% Deo
.129% May 15
44% Apr 15
118
May 11
55% Jan
38% Jan
9
12% Jan 28
130
156%
>149
•,
S
10
Jan
Jan
27% Deo
77'v_
28% Aug 8
14% Jan 29
63
Deo
Nov
-18% Jan " >'
July 10
23% Jun
Dec
67%
,127
13% Jan
108
19
■»
112% Mar
2
Sep
>/ 199
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
17
Dec
112% Oct
\
Jan
34 y4
34% Apr 22
Jan 28
32% Jan;28
Dec
Oct
135
39
164% Jun
164% Jun
Jun
23%
55%
96 i
'
40% Jan 10
■
80
Oct
183%
72% May 26
28
41% Deo
-
r
10% Aug
89% Feb
v
210% Mar 29
10
90
Deo
Deo
15% Aug
*41
Mar
:
1
10
5% Oct
Deo
43
Jan
20% Jan
69% Jan
10 >•
14
'
15
10
44'/2 Oct
Sep
11%
28
;4 132% Mar 2Q
132% Mar 20
10
37% Sep
39
71
43% May
11
17% Feb
Oct 10
Sep 11
18
1
Jan
>
Apr 25
106% Jan
9
50
American Home Products
Deo
64% Apr
X137
*137
Sep
Oct 18 Si'
1
preferred
conv
56%
11% Feb 15
100
10
Leather
Jan
75
No par
...
&
38%
5% Sep
4
13% Oct 10
$7 preferred
No par
$7 2d preferred ANo par
$0 preferred
No par
-
Deo
43% Sep 19 Y
18
Deo
104%
\
.
20
100
;
Deo
48%
Dec
30
10
,120
DM
36%
-
102%
88% Jun
12
19
10
Doo
Doe
14%
27% Aug
20% Jan
45% Jun 10
Jua
9
......100
10%
114
91% May 29
9
Co
Dee
19% Apr 24
Sepl9
Oct 10
22
Oct
104y4 Sep
Jan
153% Mar
15% Jan
30
53% Jun
30
—No par
Deo
Doe
109
July 29
75
2
96V2 Oct
Power
92
95
44
No par
Colortype
94%
'
189
Chicle
Amer & Foreign
600
18
39% May 27
12% Apr 25
30 r-
..100
Encaustic Tiling—1
Amer European Sees
—No par
American Export Lines Inc newr._40
6,800
Oct
79
•American
12,300
.
24%
Oct
Jun
42%
Jan
13%
1
Doo
74
Jan
'91
*8%
,80%
Jan
7
95% Oct
9
36% Oct 30
129
May 16
5% Oct 30
Ame; Distilling .Co 8tamped....*.20
8,800
107 :
13
Deo
62% May 31
30
10
i..Jlopar
Fdy
Crystal Sugar
4 % % prior preferred.
100
.
Jan
108
25% Oct 30
1
American
r,4oo
20%
19%
&
94%
96
Aug
'■ ■>■.:
17
Jan
.
22%
July 30
26
Deo
Nov
Jan
2%
56
212% Jun
10
10ft
Car
American
JvS
*
Corp
non-cum
93
9G
■7:
113
77 .■>,■.
Oct
-
72%Oct
25
22
■
Jan
Jan
34%
28
61% May 28"
44
Oct 10
64% Sep 20
38% Oct 10
- 9% Oct 30
...100
-
Can
American
/
28
28'
3
Sep
6% Oct
No par
preferred
Am Chain & Cable Inc.
5% conv preferred.
1,300
:•16
*15
20%
7%
1,700
50%
49%
Co
Radio
&
15%
Deo
9%
7
-
69% Jan
Oct 30
31% Oct
100
Preferred
102
•100
49
Cable
American
230
19%
*23%
23%
Amer
Shoe
preferred
7 American
4,100
130
Brake
107
■> '
Y
10
-7:
No par
1
Cem
22%
48
103
Aug
7'
8% Jan
^02% Oct 25:
No par
107'/8
48
122
63% May 27
Mfg
21%
>
09
Jan
0y4 Jan
20% Jan- 28
......
•400
26%
125
5%
5%
16/f 16
7
Jan
98 V*
18% Oct 10
;—...^..._.100
20%
6%
38%
6
29% Sep 19
32% Oct 30
No par
39
1
8
Mar 30
5
Corp
92
■■
..
Doe
59% Apr
10
154
..—.10
6% preferred
^
.50
American Bosch Corp_...._i.._^.l
4,400
110
19%
18%
11%
.—No par
Inc
Co
'
';T
Jan
.
No par
American Bank Note
320
49%
"
*106'/4
18%
Doo
82
17% Oct
......i.—l
19%
94%
39
6,700
120
27,300
193-/194
*106%
5% >75%: V /•
6
107 Vb
105%
•
900
10
16%
17
9
91% Oct
conv preferred
.50:
Amerada
Petrol
Corp
...No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical-No
par
American Airlines - .—...........1 '
:
11,900
19
105
107
•02
39%
39
19 ;
20% ,>2t->77'-
%>
5%,
5%
*14%
18 /
Kid
Mills
3%%
2,600
■
41
127%
*99
.
38
■,>•'.
Stores
Alpha
1,000
24%
48%
16%
5%
*105
ey8
6 7/
*100%. 102 /
1
51% May 27
100
Amalgam Leather Co Inc
71,400
.
24%
23%
Deo
Nov
135
•
100
.
48%
18%
47%
34%
30
52% Oct
Deo
Jan
Apr
26% Oct
10
11%
32%
22%
20% Feb
>-
30
Sep 24
Dee
3
12% Feb
3% Oct
Deo
30
28
18
—No par
gtd
8
DM
17%
41% Jan
19
29% Oct 10
114
Jan
Apr
13% Mar
68% Jun
,.
Oct
95
Jan
9%
Sep
"
$ per share
25%
5
1
....
60
1
104
.
10
—.___5
4%-preferred
6,700
10% >11%
110
125
23%
33% Oct
•
100
common
Allis-Chalmers
5,100
1,400
8y8
,
106% 106%
127%
18%
22%
5%
18
20%
17%
50
♦15
105%
126
102
49%
20
>
7
33
6%
24
24
i
17,600
82%
•102%
•106% 107%
127%
*100
/
23%
.
192
46%
47
107%
106
24%
22%
'
45%
47 V*
7 100
7
134
i
6%
79%
19
18%
6%
5%
Allied
Allied
14
•132
191%
127
5%
38%
79
106%
16
38 V*
191
109
23%
5%
36%
6%
81%
46
•107
*15
13%
192%
79%
♦191
...No par
Ry
10
Feb
May 28
24% Feb
4
19
7:
.Allied
28
^134
10
24% Sep
9%-Oct
Allied Chemical & Dye
2,200
r 54
70
69%
'43
43
68
43
10%
13%
•132
95%
*48
54
13
38%
95
21V*
•78%
■
13% Oct
44% Jan
Inc.
Allen Industries Inc
25,700
102%
•32
43 V
10%
V
'
66%
>:
42
9%
13%
>:
38%
;>». 8 7;
8%
*49
67
25%
13%
7%
50
7
42
Y
34%
x50
—1
Alghny Lud Stl Corp
Alleg & West Ry 6%
3,600
1,200
33: •:•
37.
Y'>:;34VY
32
6%
6'/»»
33%
21
.7
33
.
,
95
30 y4
r6% 7
43
10%
*102 7
- J
34
33%
21
..
32%
37
'
35%
May 13
19
26
preferred ---W..../..-.100
■
163
161
213%
32'
32
'•
71% 77
70%
102% 102%*;.
:
95
31
*41
19%
31%
35%
34
95%
•6% SklS'S fii
55
19
169
10
'
.156.7
20 7-;
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30
34%;
*45
19%
156
155%
>>'
30%
31/7731%:
35
S 36 ;/••: > 7; 32%
31%
103
*102
7. 33
; 103
154
157%
29
8% Oct
30% Feb
No par
Highest
$ per share
84% May 13
-
pfd A with $30 war
100
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
1,100
12
........lo
Lowest
$ per share
10
5%%
/fry;
1S6
156% 156%
156% 156'/a
2.50
Vicksburg
Allegheny Corp
7
60
21%
&
per share
61% Apr
105% Oct
Year 1945
Highest
1
Reduction
Aldens Inc
■
9,500;
98
98
21%
Co
Express
Alabama
1,000
46
Straus
Co..—
Alaska Juneau Gold Min
29,500
14,100
,
36%
45'
21
■
180
98
,
,■'/■■ 58'/
46
Air
-
$
No par
No par
com.
Range for Previous
Range Since January 1
,
Lowest
) Adams-Mills Corp..
/; Address-Mutigr Corp
Admiral Corp
5,700
..98-77
Motors
Steel
Adams
50
29%
&
Acme
32,200
35
59%
43
101
15,900
6%
:•/'■. :::47>
-
42%
21
36%
■■■
28%
7
4%
57
♦97
2,200
6y8
•:
36
1,400
10%
*104% 108
98
.777 3%,
33%
200
,30
29%
6%
*86%
;
3%
21%
*54%
42% /
3%
,
35%
104%
28%
33%
49
49 >'•■■
;•
.
'
5%
3%
9,100
10%
104%
■:■',
1
28
7/ 26%
97
6
,
710
34%
108
*104'%
7
6%
/'Y
30
10
35%
...7733%'
108
700
16%
»■
Par
Laboratories
Abraham
4,700
16'/a
7 -r,
STOCK
-7''Y
ACF-Brill
30
,
9%
45%
9
48
30 7
•
:
32 y4
56 %
41
35%
-
♦95%
33%
*54%
:
'
97
■
32
.58
f: 42%
34%
10
115
Abbott
-4,400
44%
>
16
...14%
48 -v/-. 7:: 48 7
9%
♦103
9
42 */«
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YORK
>• YYYY-
x
73%
72%.
77
115
42 VB
-28%
28%
10% Y:
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5%
6%
14%
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7
30
10 %
41
14%
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■
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7
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97
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6%
28
■:
30%
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> 5%;
H
14%
748 7-»: ;
36
108
5%
■■7 14%
41
.
8%
8%
>8%
8%
41%
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115
♦103
105%
8%
14%
10%
>
105%
72%
69%
70
68%
71%
»
41%
29%
10%
Y
,
9%
*46
31
10%
7,7 69
42
14%
*46
>30%
:
120
8%
42%
-
74%
■■■
NEW
EXCHANGE
"
•73%'
'■
•
the Week
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 29
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
RLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
7
2291
Deo
56%
5
10%
Deo
Mar
58
Deo
68% Jan
Apr 24
Jan
47
'
28
109
Deo
'
New
2,700
91/8
9
9%
•11%
11%
♦11%
12
24%
25%
•25%
*113
114
Oct. 20
24
24
221/2
99
101
*100%
101
15%
25%
*141
*143%
12%
12%
13%
36%
12%
36%
*37
*114
116
*105
105%
11%
12%
12%
113
115
102% 105
12%
7
13%
21%
21%
x36%
x47%
!
:
28%
105
790
21
21%
22%
1,400
■
7
110
52
53
10,900
166
169
37
37
166
166.
*162
31%
31%
27%
28
28%
,
*24
*23%
39.
7417//
140
25%
32%
6,600
7 1,800
2
3
123% Aug
San'y
39
39
*139% 142 VB
No par
57
•54
55%
*55
7
*77%
•
82
81%
.
•
52
120%
14%
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8%
1-6 7/a
*5
35
45 "
112
16%
117
♦15.5
i
34'
44%
1
1% V
79%'
1%
is
79
45%
112
113
:
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4 >
15%:;
17
5 •/> '
52%
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35
34
'
50%
15%
106
162
7.
*63
36%
36%
45%:
♦111% 112
51%
51
16%
:.15V*
5
5,:
7'32%
Y' 54%
118
34
.
30,200
'U627
104
7%
38%
38
38%
47
47
45%
>
46,
45
112
♦111%
16%
*15
17
15%
.7 5 7-7 5%
35
35%
53
Am
$6
4,500
7:
5,800
112
53%
7
17
17%
34y4
v
Conv
•
se> page 2301,
—No par
.100
4
10
Wire
Hock
preferred
Anderson, Clayton
Anderson-Prichard
Andes
100
1,200
A
"7
P
35
38
Sep 10
Sep
9
5
7108 y2 Oct 9
43y» Jan
7
15% Oct 10
13% Sep 4
4% Sep 19
No par
26% Mar 22
21%
&
Co,.
Oil Corp
10
.20
Co Inc
Archer-Daniels-Midland
,
"
tmmS'r titviimsrn* marn
■
I
I
■
■
I
110%
70%
182%
104
15%
90
+*
■
I
•
mmmmmmmsmmmmmms
32
:
40 V*
164%
41%
153
'
104%
.
19% Deo
184
,
Oct
31% Nov
,
44% Nov
68 %
181
v
Dec
Dec
60% Nov
.,
*
164
43%
29
31
' 60
Aug
Dec
Deo
Dec
1 Deo":
151
Deo
68% NOV
Jan
Jan
Dec
99
Apr
Feb
27% Jan
f 17% Jan
22% Jan ;
157
Mar
30%
Jan
41
Aug
128% Jan
29% Jan
Dec
95% Deo
Aug
Jan
.u.
■ •
13% Nov
Jan
65
3
1
21
May 17
July 9
May 28
Jun 24
Jun
5
Feb, 9
Jun
5
Jun
5
Oct 24
Jan 29
May 8
51% Feb
Oct 30
41
Copper Mining—
W Paper
28%
19
12.50
No par
Corp
174
Oct 11
No par
Cable
100 y4
78
Sep
•: -s^
196% Nov
1% Nov
121
7
5
Apr
99 y2 May
11
7, 67
142% May
■
15% Jan
75
Jan
200% Jutt
*Tun
10
13% Oct 30
102 y2 Sep 30
29 y2 Jan
3
125
Sep 24
98J/2 Oct 30
Nov
11% Jan
20 '
50% Feb
6
172
Apr 25
50% Feb
4
S 43
May 10
38% July 11
58 % Feb
67
158
Apr lo
67% Apr 18
18
1
Mining....Y.r.50
&
Glass
7
Apr
-
Deo
39%
...
176
73% Jan 29
Sep
25
preferred
conv
:'
No par
•$4
3,800
3,000
-No par
Woolen
prior
Anchor
4,100
34%
No par
preferred....
52
191
48 V2 Oct
116% Sep
14
Elec
prior preference
Anaconda
70
5%
Corp
&
,
Oct 10
76y4Oct
150
100
Wks
/Anaconda Copper
280
11
For footnotes
1st
73
25
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt..
7
2,800
15%
♦15
5%
29,600
8
138
100
preferred
$5
7
Sep
38 V8 Oct
.25
......
Preferred
1,600
:■/?.
24
100
class B
Water
American
71
47
52%
8%
*63
69%
55,300
164 7/s
104
7%
43%
752
5%
7-7, 300
♦45%
112;,.
100
52%
Jan
28% Oct 30
26y2 Oct 30
No par
No par
.100
6% preferred
American Viscose
7,700
<
160
No par
Tobacco...
Common
210
55%
118
35% Oct 30
25
164% Nov
1
1% Oct 31
Sumatra
American
.9,500
16%
715%
•104% 106
7
7%
82%
7
Tobacco_.....No par
Am
7,100
155
51%:
101
:—44
♦15
34%
|i
54
159%
"15%
5%
*104%
'
7*
69%
15%
4%
14%
100%
45
41
51%.
•118-7 120%'
7% 7
35
-
81%
Oct
Amer Telep & Teleg CO........100
Rights
:
-...7.
50,000
667,600
80
154
100%
7%
16%
16%
>*15
•7
51
*63
%
81
157%
98%
36%
55%/' ■7 51%
55
57%/
35
35%
44%
.
.
?
120%'
i47%
105
155
>:>
71
43%
.
46
.5%
'
*63 Y
36%
-44%
*111
: 15
15
71
*45%
112
V,
7Y 7%
7%
;
48%
101%
35%
:
47-
46%
13%
105
161%
99%
7%
51%
50
51
159 %
v
*63
36%
36%
*45
*46
>
154% 154%
*118
•;v
105%
49%
163%
7%
71
14%
80
78%
*154%
52%
102 V*
.102%
:
156
120%
13%
105%
52
160
162%
104
8
>*63
/
51%
106%
50%
52
162 %
1%
79
78
81%
'
*118
;
14%
103
*55
156
53%
*118
14%
51%
*111'
79%
157 ■;>
■
106%
•105
7:
157
53%
14%
•
81%
81%
..
120%
53%
*118
79%:
78
167%
Sep 24
Sep 24
47% Jan
8
.
'
157%
*156%
V;
77% >78''"/
79%:
56
164%
165% 167%
;
19
Si
««..
1
Nor
—
' 19%
108% July 12
20
Aug 29 ■//
33% Feb
6
17% Jan
45% Sep 10
165
preferred.YtYYt-IQq
Co..
Sep
33
No par
Refining
29
19
No par
...
Stove
200-
14% Oct
„._._...100
Sugar
Preferred
Feb 14
26
—5
new
Stores
American
Feb 16
95y4Feb
>
2% Jan
80% Jan
54% Jan
42% Aug 21
3
100
Razor
American
23
186
27 V* Jan
41
v~-
■
—
8
Oct 23
176
10
Foundries
American
2,300
25%.
41% /■42v.;/'7YY
*139% 142%
■■
60
13% Oct 10
No par
..-..-..100
t per share
130% Jan
July 15
17% July; l
.
97y4Jan
88% Jan
Stand
Steel
9
23
No par
No par
Rolling Mill
conv preferred
Nov
Highest
'
11% Mar
24% Jan
103
24
19
^
non-cum
Amer
Oct
10 ye Sep
400
*24'/2
'
140
*54
;
Jan
11
34 J/2 Sep
Light com—-No par
&
Oct
Dec
41%
133
Mar
...
Apr 10
22% Jun
8
133% Aug 13
'
24 Va
140
___1
No par
Preferred....
American Snuff
6%
99
100
Co....
Co
American Seating Co
7 Amer Ship Building Co
Amer Smelting & Refg
10
>28%
-
&
21
3
American Safety
1,500
36%
Rad
4 y2 %
290
30%
7
27
37%
7
52
107
*162
30
37
43% Jun
Preferred
6,300
36%
166
26%
104 V*
36%
23% Oct 10
American
16%
48%
36%
>162
Am
55,300
16 y8
167
166%*
35%
42,400
'
15%
36
36%
49
165
14%
36
20%
15
No par
preferred
preferred
$5
178
34%
15'/a
14%
166
*174
35%
105
104
36%
36%
50%
166
14%
14%
178
33%
$6
Power
45% Mar 21
106% Jun 24
30
Ltd
News
Jan
Jan
i per share
3
Molasses
2,300
2,400
100
preferred
Amer
21% Oct
25% Jun
American
6%
No par
26
American
14%
Year 1045
$ per share,
$ Per share
10
1,000
1,800
13%
13
Jan
Lowest
Oct
Co
.
Jan
26
Highest
13 % Oct
Metals
~
Jan
Range for Previous
;
LowestVY
No par
Amer
&
'-.u
14% Dec
103
Nov
15
Deo
—
Jan
108
May 22
Metals
cum
7,500
100
148
103
14
Fdy Co.
preferred
Mach
50,900
103
104% 105
3.90%
&
Amer
13
*174
51%
22%
150
Mach
119
-
ce
Range Since January 1
Par
1,300
114% 115
.
33%
15%
22%
15
12%
13%
31
Amer
37%'
178
■174
32%
105
104
*13
11,600
.
*'
'■■■-
Y
28
*146
X35%
Shares
*
15%
26%
26%
148
^
23 % Oct 10
Sep 11
EXCHANGE
101
15%
<
,
111
NEW YORK STOCK
24
*99%
15%
12%
13%
178
32
23%
100
37
-
11%
12%
110% 112%
100
101%
102
23%
26
*146
146
12%
14%
13%
*174
25%
35%
113
101
14%
146
12%
111
14%
24%
:
12%
38%
.
38
♦35 %
21%
99%
14%
145%
12%
145
*143
145
13%
22%
101
101
3 per share
$ per share
'
7
Sales for
Nov, 1
—
6%
70
9
7%
118
11% Mar 12
No par
.^..^...UOO
STOCKS
Oct. 31
33% Nov
1
18% Mar 30
May lO
16% Jun
8
15% Jun 28
44% Jan 15
•
99% Jan 21
9% Sep
9
1
the Week
Friday
Thursday
100,
Hi
of
preferred
PRICES
21%
Co
1
8'A Sep 24
No par
Locomotive
7%
S pet shate
23
25%
Corp..
Invest
American
Oct. 80
15
24%
25
24%
Internat
American
Wednesday-;
100% 100%
♦14%
15%
25%
HIGH SALE
$ per share
22%
preferred
*112% 115
Oct. 29
24
non-cum
Amer
j,
33 ;' Nov
No par
6%
11
11%
25%
24%
25%
■
American Ice
4,800
111
11%
Tuesday
t per,share
I per share
9
.
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115
LOW AND
Monday
Oct. 28 :
Saturday
8%
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>
111
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12
114
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11%
'
60% Jan
65% Jan
145% Jan
43% Mar
116% Sep
8% Jan
99%
9
6
14
Dec
31% Deo
140
Dm
Nov
11% Dm
Mar
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Jun
40
NOV
38% Jan
87% DM
Jan
48
Dm
July
38% July
113
DM
34%
109
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27%May 27
24% Feb
8
5
40% Jun 73
26%
112
Jan
19% Jan
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69% Dec
121% Mar
60% Jan
62y4 May 28
v
19 :V DM-/,..
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161% Deo
Jan
100% Mar
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■
.
12% Aug
4% Jan
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49% Nov
13% Nov
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40V,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
2292
HEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS •■'..•
'
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
;■*
AND
LOW
1
.
Monday
Saturday
I
Oct. 20
$ per
12%
12%
104
127%
118%
129
130
46%
105%
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21
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128
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7
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19
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19
19
12
Oct
18
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10
127
Oct
153
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Oct
7
13
Oct
10
29% May
281
45
Sep
19
83
20
32
Sep
20
49% May
74
Oct
14
94
May 31
125
Jun
30
•33% Oct
22% Oct
10
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30
25
Sep
11
Atlas Tack Corp_i.^---i-J_-par
-
Conv prior pfd ($1.20)__-l_No par
42
42%
43 y8
18%
19%;
19
20%
Baldwin
Baltimore & Ohio
Dec
Feb
45
Nov
Sep
83% Nov'
110
14% Jan
40% Aug
13
24
»
28
Dec
Dec
Jan
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41
27%
Jan
10
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Jan
i
25% Jun
6% Oct
•
Nov I
60
3
23% July 23
37% Jan 29
15% Oct
42%
120
Apr
113
Jun
30
18% Sep
Deo *
83%
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c
19 >
Autocar
Dec'
24%'
Jan
,
46% bep
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--3
$2.25 conv preferred——
No par
120
33%
3
,10% Oct
Austin
Dec
.113% Noy
Jan
71%
May 13
135
52%
Jan
48%
34% Apr 17
97% Jan 18.
19
Oct
Nov
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•13% Mar
9 V
130 y2 Jun
110
Dec
140
Jan
101
51% May 28
30
29
Dec
19%
Mar
76%
25
May 24
'Oct
106
.
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;
45
•
121
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Jan
111
Aug 12
Jun
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v
113;
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14
100
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59% NOV
10
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May 29
58
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127%
141 >
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11%
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Mar
42% July
106% Nov
18 i 'V
Aug
30
10
115
-
111;
36% May 28...
Highest
Jan
102% Mar
May 31
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3,000
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25
32% Jun
11
46% Sep
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•
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July 18
112% Feb
./
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65
10
v
non-cum preferred—:
100
25
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21%
22
21
10
Atch Topeka & Santa Fe_—
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Atlantic Coast Line RR__
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4
41
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,
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,
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125
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139
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112
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Sep
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15
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72
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18
Apr 17
;
77%
28:
28%
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1
,
:
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—i-1
-
8
Jan
17
Sep
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36%'May 14
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6-
52% May 10
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114% July 31
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17
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65
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127
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168
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58
Jan
48
Jan
23
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13% Jan
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May 31
46
10
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66% May 10
35
Mar 26
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9
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33% Apr
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48 V* May
9
13
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5
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Oct 31
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23
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106
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2
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1
115
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3'
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70
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;
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103%
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58
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Sep
Oct
Oct
24
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Bower Roller Bearing Co__—5
25
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-^-5
31
Braniff Airways Inc
1—2.50
30
Brewing Corp of America
15
21
Bridgeport Brass Co
Nopar
9
Briggs Manufacturing—!—No par
30% Oct 23
Briggs & Stratton
No par
23
Oct
9
Bristol-Myers Co new—__—-2.50 / .35 V2 Jan 10
3%% preferred
-100 Y/" 199% '"vt
3
Brooklyn Union Gas
No par
25
Oct 28
//Brown Shoe Co,Jnc com—.
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103
Oct ;8
Bruns-Balke-Collender
-No par
/
20V4 Oct : 9
Bucyrus-Erie Co-—————5
14
Sep 9
7% preferred
^
100
120
Jan 2
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Co.-common
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9% Oct 10
103
33
15%
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89% :
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Sep
52. Oct
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42% Sep
19
10
10
30
10
10
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30
4
37%
14
35
19 %
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15
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50%
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.
5%
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5%
31%
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89%
87
preferred—;
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7-7:
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59
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54
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51
51
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41
15%
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22
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57
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24
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73
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110
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9
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31
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1
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26%
.
60'
17
64% Aug 14
41% dun 12
5
—
Bendix Aviation!
32%
12% Jan
May 24
88% Jun
Oct 30
16% Oct 30
106
Oct 10
28% Oct 30
101
.
Jan
Oct
15
18
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26
Jan
19%
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101
,
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Bigelow-Sanford Carp Tnc—lVo par
31%
32%
20%
41
18%
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31
31 y8
25%
154%
16
19%
18
30 y4
25
20
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Number 4539
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94
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3874 May 11
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2074 Oct 30
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1
243/4 Sep 23
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41 * Sep" 4
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20
Highest
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10
Oct
17% Oct 10
160
Jan ' 5
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7,000
.
Sep
22
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preferred
$ per share
18
29'A
25%'
16%
27
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133
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600
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103
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101
101
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20
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NEW YORK STOCK
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the Week
Nov, 1
$ per share
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Friday
Oct. 31
;
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*
36%
:
Thursday
Oct. 39
per share
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STOCKS
SALE PRICES
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Oct. 31
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Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 29
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Tuesday
Monday
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EXCHANGE
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4
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40
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28
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393/4
39
40
37%
39
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204
208
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43
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112
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39
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53
52
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37%
38
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67/8
39
37%
7
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3%
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3%
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39
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33A
2,600
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50
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112
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60
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146
138
138
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37,300
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preferred
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4
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88
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5
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9
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9
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103
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16
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106
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100%
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101
108
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12%
Jan
Jun
20%
Jan
68%
86
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:
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4% Nov
109
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1
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86
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92
Nov
11% Jan ;
20%
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15%
>
4
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28%
Deo
42% Jan
6~*%
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Jan
9%
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6
5
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42% Jan
.
69
25%
;
86% Nov
Jan
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v.
20%
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Dec
'
17
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Jan
26%
104
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110%
Oct
42 y«
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25%
7
43% Jun
49
Jan
'32% Nov
23% Jan
;
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Oct
105% Oct
53
Oct
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25% Oct
,
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105
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26
31
30
30
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11% Jan
2
10
10
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12% Oct
Sep
19% Oct
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11
10
Inc.—.
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Corp
10
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10
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Fruehauf Trailer Co common
1
:
70
100
71
'
29
20% Sep
20
45% Sep
16% Sep
3
16
29% Oct
30
99
23
Sep
103
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18
Jan
107%
Jan
Apr
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21% July
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60
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•:
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Feb
7
83% Apr
Oct 29
56
7%
Corp
preferred
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20% Mar
May 21
Oct
Nopar
Corp prior preferred
Francisco Sugar Co
Freeport Sulphur Co
cum
Oct 30
Feb 26
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L—Nopar
6%
4%
65% Nov
21% Aug
33% Apr 16
10:7.,■
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22% Jan 14
26
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77
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f
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111
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93
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95
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Oct 10
Sep
3
Oct
9
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15
'
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preferred
146
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15% Oct
'
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2
10% Oct 10 V 21% Jun 5
22% Oct 30
34% Aug 13
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108
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7
1
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34% Mar 29
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&
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158
103
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19%
Jan
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Dept Stores new
preferred
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conv
Firestone
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21% Oct 17
2
Co
Federal Motor Truck
4%%
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.
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109
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5
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71
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14
25
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42%
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5
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283/a
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—.—100
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Fajardo Sug Co of Pr Rico
20
Farnsworth Televis'n & Rad Corp.l
Federal Light & Traction
15
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2,000
18%
109
109
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106
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12
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Oct; 8
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5
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;
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.
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:
120
.
26%
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39
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.
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650 '
,
5,900
12
;
130
,
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12%
700 7
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10
13%
138
128
40
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:
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105
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103
7 110
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105
25
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34% Oct
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Endicott: Johnson Corp
7178
.
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.
Jan
July
49
V
80% Feb
5
35% Apr. 5
10
13% Oct 10
shares
preferred
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50% Oct
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19%
20
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&
6,000
2,500
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19
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18%
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2,800
1,500
48%
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5
„3
Elec & Mus Ind Am
8,600
167/a
———1.
—
170
185
Oct
9
71
Oct 10,.
40% May 22
101
Oct'24
112
Aug 2.
17% Oct
9
23% Sep 16
107
Sep 18
114
Feb 25
6% Oct 30
16% Jan 28
39
5
9,900
1,700
.
209
25
100
7%
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191
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Jan
li%
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Apr 24
Aug 28
Feb
2
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-
preferred
53%
:
200% Oct 10
Jan
8
?
100
Ekco Products Co
3,300
153/a
16%
146
147
■
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preferred
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13
31% May 16
7 30%■'Jan.,-::2^61
5
cum
6%
v
33A
143/4
147/a
Corp
30Ya May 22
19
Sep
3
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1
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52'A
53%
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3 5/8
13%
14
15%
14%
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3%
7
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Eastman Kodak Co
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20%
112
63/4
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52
14%
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j;
27
20%
20%
533/4
54
48
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Eastern Airlines Inc
;
2,600
:
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20
112
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111
111
;
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20
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39
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40
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21%
201/2
22%
6
53% Mar
70% Nov
109% Jan 17
70% Maq 29
105% Apr
42% Jan
110% Mar
28% July
46% Jun
115
1
5
Jan 18
57
Apr 18
20% Jun
7
29
Jun 20
21 % Feb 16
23"% May 9
16
49 % Jan 17
100
Apr
Feb
9
35% Jan 28
61
Jun
3
27% May 13
48
Jun 18
28
112
July
1
60
Oct
mmmm* '
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38% Deo
107
July
111% NOV
Oct
41
Jan
53
16%
Deo
18% Deo
~6%
Mar
13% Deo
68% Aug
80% Jun
25
Jatl
44%
Deo
25
Jan
43%
§?<>
Apr
27
De6
14
84
Jan
51% Nov
35
Dec
36
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56%
104
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108
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15
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1057a
103 7a
17%
105
18
158
158
30
56
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59
30
70
103
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69%
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103
30
10,100
8
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11%
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170
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LOW AND HIGH
$ per
share
SALE
Tuesday
Oct. 28
Oct. 29
$ per share
50
——HI
6
Mar
31
30
com.—_No par
9
Sep
61
Oct
111
Mar
46
Nov
105%
Deo
Jan
26
111% Deo
Jun
107
42% Apr 18
May 17
2674
Deo
90
Mar
105%
Deo
96
Sep
104 34
2574
Jan
52%
Jan
8%
Jan
774
14774 July
165%
137s Mar
•
108
•
73 % May 19
106
Apr
13
56% Jan
4
59
4
>;
;
May 10
,
8% Jan 29
151% Jan
8
47% May 14
30
19
88 7a Apr
30
3
53
;
3
10774 May
Nov
18
12% Mar
Deo
3
Apr
6
102
Apr
10
48
July
30
43
Feb
57a Oct 10
16
Jan 30
Oct
"2% Aug
5%
Jan
9
127a Jan
19
47a
Jan
73A
Nov
4
18%
Jan
3374
Deo
12% Oct
9
547a May 10
2774 Feb
8
147s Jan
217/a
25%
Sep
337/a
Dec
Sep
109%
NOV
■
.—.—5
29% Sep
Prop...No par
pfd„No par
40% Jun
4
Sep 23
103
100
3
Feb
8
4
112
167a Feb 19
21
Feb
4072 Oct 10
64
24 Ye Oct
No par
105
14% Jan
Jun 14
9
158
Oct
31
100
55
Oct
15
65;
287a
188% Apr 17
79
Feb
5
—1
46
34% Jan 28
i_——100
May 20
54% May 28
111
Apr
5
10272 Oct
100
19
/
t per share
26
Oct
10
67a Oct
1
9
52% Apr
13% Jan
Nov
Jan
Nov
175
75
Oct
Jan
80
Deo
Jan
x35
Deo
104 7a
108% Mar
Jan
287a
•
Jan
$ per share
Nov. 1
$ per share
NEW
the Week
30 Va Jan
28
28
58
Jan
49%
Jan
78
May 31
$ per share
:///,:
A./
Highest
$ per share
Par
Shares
Jun
82
:
Jun
61%
Deo
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
Deo
Range for Previous v/y
Year 1945
V1
Range Since January 1
EXCHANGE
Deo
4507a
14% Mar
78% Jan
Deo
127a
100
Oct
19
STOCK
YORK
55%
574 Mar
82
3174 Oct
9.
567a Sep 10
972 Sep
May
Jan
22%
25
25
Jan
Deo
6574
39%
5274
4
108
Oct 22
84
21%
Dec
Aug
161% Mar
/ 64
105
Sep 10
3072 Feb 26
No par
STOCKS;
Oct. 31
Oct
6374
57a Oct
■
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Oct, 30
Oct
74%
10574 Mar
1137a Jan
Mar
77
307* Mar
Oil Corp———^——25
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct
Jan
Nov
107
23
conv
Gulf
Oct
May
40
Feb
July
257a
Dec
39
67
N
105 7* Sep
:
—No par
Corp.—
Dec
1007a Sep 20
507* Oct 10
Ry 6%
Aircraft
Deo
104% Sep 10
Mar 25
1187a Oct
Sugar common
II
preferred—
No par
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—No par
$5 preferred———————No par
$5
19,900
127a
2,400
Monday
4
14
30
Guantanamo
1,400
'
11,900
Oct. 26
Feb
Jun
Jan
4
36% Oct
54
—
Deo
133 V4
Mar
J
28%
88
Saturday
103
17
60
10
Greyhound Corp (The)
AVa% preferred—
130
2872
8%
27%
227a Jan
Oct
Green, Bay & West RR
Green' (H L) Co Inc—
oct
Deo
34
.
Jan
19
V 89 :
July 10
111
19
Oct 15
96
Jun
118
26
Oct 30
100
Preferred
.
Oct
34
—No par
Ore
Jan
21
38% Deo
2
Great Western Sugar
3,100
163
697*
Nor Iron
Great Northern
15,800
56
36%
Great
2,900
48%
10
y
8%
Jan
3%
8
27% Aug
30
Co.—..
10 ;
46% Apr
/ Jan
Steel
12
140
Feb
123
Apr
11% Feb
2672 Jun
30
CO—^----No par
City
Dec
4474 NOV
7* Oct
3% preferred—,—»—i„
•'/
25% * 25%
Union
4_«%
25% Mar
Graham-Paige
Motors—.—.I
Granby Consol M S & P
5
Grand
Deo
Jan
28%
47
105
preferred—No par
Hosiery.—
*.No par
37
Dec
7%
49 7a May 21
convertible
Gotham
3674
;
46%
•157
$5
5
247/8'2574
Dec
3674
132
No par
P)
23
Jan
-
10
Co
100
Inc.—-——10
(B
Jan
1% Jan
10
22%
'
14
$5 preferred—No par
Goodyear Tire & Rubber__i_No par
57%
•v
Mar
10
33
:
•130
Oct
/
1027* Sop
JVo par
preferred.
Goodall-Sanford
150
Dec
Jan
May
Jan
No par
Goebel Brewing Co..
Gold & Stock Telegraph
33
66
*103%
53
18%
69%
69%
35%: 36%
•102% 103 '
29
—100
(The)
65%
64
105
32
Co
conv
8
Deo
777/s
62
x32 7s Sep
5
preferred...
672
•
Oct
———5
Brothers
4% %
467a
69 7a
$5
Gimbel
Aug
Mar
125
Feb
23% May 21 7
48
May 31
4% Oct
9
207* Oct 10
100
Safety Razor
conv preferred..-.,
Glidden
24
137
Jan
29
Apr 26
40% Jan 14
7% Jan 15
Oct 30
3772
57 72
*107
25
4374 Aug
80% Feb
147a Oct 30
Corp—No par
preferred—.II^—.;——100
Gillette
56
■;
*: 52%
132
Sep 19
2% Oct 10
10c
8ep
Nov
123
10872
34 7
Feb
Oct
*10572
105
Jan
40
114%
247a Oct
32%
Oct
May
49%
.
123
No par
Co
36
Oct
37%
567a Feb
Deo
172
27% Mar
163
8
Deo
15
Sep 26
;5
preferred-..-.
preferred——
27%
Jan
Mar
6
Deo
134
Gen Time Instrument
*105
/
17
Jan
17%
Aug
2672
3% %
160%
127
101
101
61% Deo
14% Deo
185% Deo
Jan
54% Aug
1357a Jan
,100
Rubber
109%
Jan
8%
47% Aug 12
40% Apr 15
1574 Oct 30
preferred—No par
Telephone Corp
20
4%%
Apr
49 :
Feb
General
a;/ 47* %.
104%
6
Apr
Gen Steel Cast $6
General Tire &
Deo
24% Deo
14
52
357*
•106% 107%
'80%
22
200
14
10c
—
-
Apr 29
287a Apr 27
16% Apr
9
907/a Aug
5
1,
19
22
No par
—
Jan
Deo
Deo
1
47% Oct 30
1257a Sep 12
Refractories——No par
Shoe Corp—
1
—*.!
General
112
41%
64%
Corp
58
Deo
14%
•58
Jan
30
/ 114
common—No par
Equip
Nov
:
182
347a
26%
6/!fe4iQV8
*1163 -31/4
;31% 118^
317a
Adv
51%
•
Jan
108
4
39% Oct 10
10
Service———
Realty & Utilities
General
"547a
25%
58
Public
57%
44 %
160
Outdoor
Precision
Railway Signal
6% preferred^-*-
♦97
37%'-38%
67a
100
2874
Jan
717a Apr
14% Apr
3
1283/4 Sep 30
conv
7%
12%
7
Jun
29% Nov
14% Apr
1
Oct
42
preferred
General Motors Corp
$5
preferred
——!
900
21% July
8
par
Deo
.18% Nov
16% Mar
'
Mi% May 28
24
common
10%
•
Jan
Jan
May 28
347a Oct
}....No
Corp
24
11
27% Oct
156
Co__i>.;
•
19
X35 72 Sep
No par
.
Oct
377a
!0|7*
*54%
,
Gen
32%
>102
50
...
G^n Public Utilities Corp.,
101
105%
33/a %
Gen
37
107% 107%
97
preferred.
76
preferred
Gen
,
25%
160
»
69,100
v
Mills
5%
>
100
-
Foods
General
;
100
Inc
Electric
Oct
15
May 29
677a May 29
V 137a Oct 11
87a Sep
1274 Deo
Jan
4%
116
29
17
8
180
Jan
29% Jan
10
Sep
1078 Sep
'
26
30
Oct
4 per share
5
9
Jan
48
—No par
_5
Sep
1063/4 Sep
:•
5
Corp
2nd
Cigar
General
2,700
122
X112
'18%
*68%
"22% Jun
6%
2
10
14
preferred—
/ General
34/4
257*
-*85
■:
conv
7%
/
1474
/
Apr
Oct 30
78
5
Corp
preferred
1st
General
io
15 7«
Cable
Gen
35
18%
47%:
*52
Bronze
Sep
X41% Oct
>
100
.
preferred—I
4%
1,400
;i,/:
130 1
*119
:
/
1,000
/
5%
37%
15% May 28
11% Jan 29
21
8%
1
...
.
4%
67*
;
105%
*102%
473/i
130
*10572 1087a
T57a"
•1067a 108
23
23%
247a
307a
35%
*
.
293/4
166
36% ?!;373/4 / :
46 ■•//
447a
»,■"•.
112
34
3772
52%
;y 14
46%
257a
$8
23A
"I
104
61
109
Investors—;
Transportation,,
Baking
General
-3%
3%
30
*103
10
23
157a Sep
1
Amer
General
1% &
1057*
307a
57a
,
<
39%
293/4
5274
i
118% 118%
377s
•1874
10
2,700
21,000 ;■
1277a
2b
•5472
6
'
580
5174
101
6
10
Highest
$ per share
Oct
17
Co—i_i—No par -
preferred—.i—i—
General
78
*160
4774
32
36%
*106%
•237a
'
n3of*
1057a
,
2574
$4.50
Gen
;
12774
2572
•97
•
108
Gen* Amer
.
3,500
-
(The) _—II—No par
Industries Inc——
Lowest
Sper share
10% Oct 30
3 ;
—
preferred——.—50
Container- Corp.——1.66% 1
conv
preferred
50 ;
2,6O6^
,
.
11
51%
30
297b
•1067a
'.i
/*'
143/4
12774
21i4
•105
*103
105
587a
58%
185
12774
3V«
14
share;
*
iear
Highest
18% Sep
7
,
conv
.
/ 7,800
*
..4978
•106% 107%
327*
32%
66% ; 687a,
♦103
.105
56
587a
*23%
497a
*10572 10872
3674
577a
i
6 7a6%
*11772 1227Z
122%
32%
697a
1
•
46
47
128
24%
"547a
67a
♦117
;
113/4
/,./:■ 383/4
/ *
/
'737%//,..
437a
47%
297s
377a
37%
.
4378
108% 112
33%
34%
107'/a
*97
-
i-
777a
122
29%
*102
/
58
Gaylord
bVa%
•400
10 3/4
283/4
163
v
357a
21 V«
105%
36%
♦38%:: 397#
*54%
6,100
25^® gjlm
•m
142
,i3VuU\K
434
5
57a
5 /a
10674
36
*106 7a
99
*105
38
'
,
28 74
163
*120
26
10674
3774
1077a
.
*102
257a
107%
:
122
31
317*
1077a 1077a
347a- 35
>
26
107%
.
37%
::
14 7a
130
213/a
109
353/a
99
,
; -472%
52 74
*180
:
•:
'••:
38 74
3874
'v
35%
3>/<
57a
21
3174 •3174
107
.
1077a
2972
Wood
1,600
107
"
117a
77%
g* g*
141
21%
21
38
38
107%
*96 >
Gar
•
157a
Co
Gardner-Denver
•
28
141"
767a
163
*127
3%
14%
!
76
•128
247a
3%
37a
14%
51
14%
•
11
38
47%
12774
23 Va
37a
143%
28
2534
105
105
Gamewell
16
*103
'
135 •-'■>
14
1074
130
49%
12774
185
,
♦120
120
24
35%
*105
120*
/
.
46
•
32'/a
10674
,
11,500
100
157a'
'
*
ll5/a
130
•23%
5%
35%
500
1,600
97a
'
.
43
>
130
16
21%
1057a
,
,
128
*134
5%
Co
43
*90
/
51
10%
34%
•
49
"
'
14
287a -28%
437/a
48%
•
•128
190
38//
.
35%
16
/'•,•
217a
35-
16%
•
141'
*31%
'
;;
,.
187a
;
157a
-
•
108%' / :
•'•-
49
*155
'16%
■25%
33/4
1434
.
/■
49%
128
16% ,17
-17
"
17%
97»
1574
ll7/a
.76
163
43 VA'
4474
487/a
v
28s/a
,*155
"•'■■■
363/4
130;
•120
*
28 7a
163
.
i 357/a
43% ,44%
•128
Mfg Corp—II;
42%
90/
147a
50
"974
77 :-■,/♦
49%/ 49%
.
:•
.-
38%
287a
\
10
974
7774
7
38%
29%
;
*158
Galvln
83/a
'
10%
17
15%
-
11%
190
••; *185
:• *185
;pi>Mv. 13%. >14 /V;:
13 7a
14
.
*77
3,100
7a
$ per
10% Sep
1
common..
"/il//
/
'/
15%
48
ll7/a
(The)
Inc
(Robert)
1
preferred.^—.—.—-..—20
44
:
90/
14%'
;
108%
51
11%
*185 (
;
190 ;»
9%
Co
Gair
.; <6%
97*
43
'
*11%/ 11%—,.
•185
Gabriel
3,300
10,700
•V 700
17
8%
42%
90 1
•105
;
*167a
18
87/B
15%
'/
Par.
"
107^:;!
157s
11
•
'
16 y4
x41 %
15%\.1&.^:/;::
//
10%
Shares
'12%
11%
Lowest
Range for Previous
1"
Range Since January 1
,19% ; 19%/;
/ 8
19%
OTOCK
bvavaV
vEXCHANGE
-
<18 /
8%:
•
-?
8%
19%
10%/ 10%
»167ar/T87a'^/
17% V 17% ■/,/
9 i:?'9%V;
•
8
19%
;
NEW
..
the Week
$ per share
11-11%
:;r8/y
:
8ales for
,,
Nov. 1
$ per share
10%'vll^
■
,
19 7s
■
stocks!
Friday
Thursday
"■17 Oct. 31
30//7
per share"
8% //;.:'
;
•19
LOW AND HIGH SALE PBICES
*
Tuesday.
Wednesday
$ per share
$ per
share
$ per share
H
*35%
*36
36%
36%
16%
♦18%
16%
*15%
19%
*18
36
/
17
*18 7a
19%:
*104
1067a
108 7a
*104
10672
*107
10872
.22
I
158
*15172
*107
22
>,
<
*151%
37%
37%
'
*8%
367a
16%
35%
1674
187a
18%
[/18%
1067a
1087a
20%/ 20%
•1517a 158
*104 7a
1067a
7/18%
1067a
:
6%
•31
:
672
30%
32%
.
*105
*64%
18%
.
!
53% V 53 %
♦132
84
133%
••*23
-
r*
22 7a
.
•237a'
28
*25 7a
257a
*23
'24
,.3974
7
7
3974
13 72
104
104
-
167a
*6
•347a
"157a
For
237a
*47
30%
1057a
*104
16
13%
86
167a
674
33
357a
/.
137a
23'J;
57a
*13 7a
14%
34%
3574
*23
;;
13%
83
15%
i6
30
y.7
5%
.30
.82
147/a
y 29
32%
3034
6
15
15
,.r
24;
5%
*13
,'49%^.;
39 ,t >
105"%
8272 7
16
30
27
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...
24/*
24 •
£3%r, 24 ;•
39%
40%;
14 2- 14%
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.
47.) I .*48%"
3074
*104.
6%
footnotes
31%
;
3?
6%
67«
15
15
67a
'
15
34
34
33%
34%
3474
347a
15
157a
14%
15
157a
167a
293/4
30'4
6 74
67a
page
2301.
27%
/
6.
29 74
,' 63/a
29'
•■•:■:.
67a
6,300
400
v
12,200
T4:% I14%
5,800
•;
i.-7
47%; 4872
307a y 307a
104 7a
104 3/8
86 /
87
1674
337a
337a
157a
6%
Hires
Co
No par
—100
—Nopar
(C
30
23
10
10
28
May 23
121
11074
Dec
Jan
155
Dec
Apr
/ 43
Va Dec
•14
NOV
Dec
297a
1047a
16%
: 14
Dec
Deo
20% Jan
1093/4 Mar26
100 Va Oct
$0
Jan
192
Aug
38% Jan
7274 Apr
71% Apr
Jan
2
170
7:
9,
22% Jan
17
---
.
139
Apr
3
130
106
May
2
72
Feb
Feb
123
Feb
1467a Jan
21
39% May 13;
May 31 r
30
x43
Oct
9
21% Sep 11
The——U
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22
437a Nov
277/a Dec
JJ4% Sep 18
O^t 11
Oct
105
Deo
18% Jan
152
/Oct
X30
Apr
7% Jan
98
Oct
9% Jan
6
Mar
157a Jan 28
29
10
Paper Co
20% Apr
Sep 11
22
5
Inc
103% Aug
607a May 29
16% Jan 16
Oct
9
Sep 16 "
Oct
Oct
Oct
Sep
Jan
157* Jan
119
Apr 11
1097a Apr 13
343/4 May 28
170 v Aug 21
Jun
39
33
Jan
20% Jan
106 V* Jan 24
Sep 20
1?7
Nopar
preferred
Sep 27 ■
Oct 10
Oct 28
76
Holland Furnace (Del)
41% Apr
6
3772 Jun
Hollander
&
Sons
22% Oct 10
hew——.5
(A)
;
Oct
Sep
34% Sep
12 72 Oct
47
Oct
27
Sep
23
22
5
'
.//'T6%
•i;/ 33
31
6%
conv
Hinde & Dauch
'*2372*,;'24%
ii 40:7r
40 3/4
857a
30 7a
see
:'
24
.:"*23t;-. ; 24
3074
84%
36
:■
2374
,1057a
..
157
,
15%
$4
Hewitt-Robins
27
.
13 %'JJ.
*104
V ; 30
No par
ill
preferred—
Hershey Chocolate
,/134
*23'/2
25
/••;i 30
61
176
/ 17 72
4672
130
25
100
Motors.
Powder.
5%
83
30
preferred
non-cum
Hercules
*132
23
'23' " '23%
"23
^
134.
—
1
8
4
21% Aug
/
25
Jan
23 y* Jan
•
40%:^.
•
30
-•.;
;
23
39%
30 7,7 30747
1057a
■
*77
103
(G W)—
;
3
Jan 16
Sep 19/
2974 Oct 14
29
Hercules
*1317a 1337a
*29%
,
7%
•
pr^erred—.———100
Helme
Oct
Aug
24
87s Oct 10
6
Oct
9
—15
*3/, %
64
::7li78V:'/'
19%' )19%^
53%
54 ' ,
83
23
Hecht Co
*172
53
*132
•712%
*47
1317a
22
'29%
28.
2*
23
49
315/a
5%
;
■
39% - 40%
83
,-30';
15%
'l
23%
5072
3274
/
31
65/a
23%
4172
'
31
24
24%
24 77
40%
13 7a
31
.32
•
*14%
23%
*837
167a
31.^
>.
*23%
23%
247
*104
.v
85
*31%
/•'/
29
28
'52%
Xl317a
*78
133
22
1
1974
81
*130
23
% ./ 257a
*30
30%
/
v
85
133%
J
134%
80
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80
96
9%
,
115
4
Sep
'
115
28
;
T
24
Jan
11% Feb
12% Oct
7%
>
53%
46% May 31
9
10
Oct
625
Jan
7% May
£
14
1?)
$ per share
Jun
425
14
Oct
No par
3,300
107
26% Jan
7% Oct
Martin-Parry Corp_«>„_
.206
52%
107
107
*95 %
48
*198
53:
*106
Aug 15
16% Apr
8
3% Sep
100
preferred
Martin' (Glenn L)
$ per share
526
.'__5
Corp_+—
400
52%
28
50%
106
4 %%
1
,
30
27
Year 1945
___1
Exploration
St Ry 6% prior pfd____100
Marshall Field & Co_^^.___JVo par
4.300
..£;' 28%
28
5
10
Highest
Lowest
•
S per share
10
900
52%
27%
*23%
15%.
28
33
22
36%
14%
,
Oil
Midland
Market
,16,500
',£•,->140':
5,800
-
35%
-35%
*8%
: 111
111
Marine
.Tun
8% Oct
12 % Oct
£
1
No par
Shirt
Maracaibo
11,200
:
890':.
520
50
Bros
Manhattan
£'2,100
35%
110
'27%.' 28%
*198
206
.
33%
45%
34%
■
51
-
26%
•
>£71.300
27%
49%
.28
106
49
29%
14%
44%
26%
107%
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14
9%
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47%
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107%
34%
13%
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'
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47%
115
33%
14
106
,
Mandel
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35%
49%
96
9%
110
28'/a
28%
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206
50%* 51 7
V 106
Mahoning Coal RR Co_£
Manati. Sugar Co
1,600
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•
34
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29
206,
51%
'
110
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13%
35%
28%
28%
111%
3,900
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11%.
7%
34%
14
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500
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P(tr
29%
7%
32
31%
111%
35
:
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11
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Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Range Since January 1
,
,14%
3%
"7%
12
32
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''.
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14%
30
28% > 29
■
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i.
500
11%
13%
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EXCHANGE
:••'•' Shares
$ per share
11%
*395
uv*
33%
NEW
the Week
Vhiov. I; 1
$ per share
> 450
10%
12%
■
-
$ per share
14
7%
7%
12
V
";'
11% 7
28%
3%
.
4>
7%
STOCKS
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Oct. 8U
500
,
11
*13%
PRICES
Wednesday
V
;
,r.
Oct> 20 £•
$ per share
.
500.
v;
11
13%
•
HIGH SALE
27%
148
:
Jun
39% Nov
>
THE COMMERCIAL &
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Monday, November 4, 1946
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW
Saturday
Monday
Oct. 26
'
'
$ per share
*
23 %
26,;
r 21%
22
107
108%
*107
*13%
14
*35
37 '•
231
229
11%
115
115
19
*115
103
20
21
'
,
19%
11
'
17%
103% 103%
>
v..
*125
23%
116% ::*115
18.%
19%
20%
108%
33
*103
,
18%
2,500
33%
900
229
560
229
*125
128
25
240
.
13%
33
127
11%
' 116%
11%
lW
34,900
-10,400
30
Ho
"
19%
19%
10
26%
11%
25%.
21
103%
103%
103%
20%
21%
23%
36%
49,800
36%
11
*18%
20%
33
loo
285
*107
13%
00^:
r
46 %
*10%
*115
103%
19
25%
11%
*240
107
227% 220
128
24%
.11%
285
Shares
'
66
,13%; 13%
v
28
1%
*45%
•##
,19%
103%
r%
34%
*22%
'*57
Sales (or
the Week
$ pet share
$ per share
22%
107
•
Nov. 1
Oct. 31
66
*240
"
.13%
J; *125
116
18%
22%
*56
"
Friday
Thursday
$ per share
.
'
227% 230
■;
26%
11%
11%
19%
103
230%
24%
11%
./<•••
13%
34%
128
'
107 %.108% "
35
*125
26%
285
1
'108%
#
56
#>250
290
35
128
26%
22
56
13%
231
v„
'125
21%,'
\
13%
f
SALE PRICES
V;
Wednesday
Oct. 20 $Oct. 80
$ per share
:
58%
285
18%
-■*34%
35
34%
*110'% 112
22
35
.21%
21%
*21%
20%
'19%^:
104
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*115%
28
*23
:]■;
160%
19%
20%
102%
102%
103%
11%
10%
11%
11
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117%
*115
29%
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27%
27%
..
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24%
24%
89%
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X73
163
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•
20%
116
,
22%
300 '
18,200
23%
100
22'
*21%
21%
21%
104%
21%
105%
5,100
11%
11%
4,200
115%
116
29%
104?
11
116
*27%
29%
28%
29%
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23
11%
11%
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*11%
17%
55
■#
162
*27%
22
29
*159
90
.
200
9,100
163
30
*29%
_
...
6%
preferred
Outboard Marino & Mfg
Outlet
5,600
Co
Owens-Illinois
...100
-
>2.50
par.
Glass Co.
12.50
,108%
19%
21
19
99>/4
10%
Xl 13
27%
26
158
22
86%
71
36% Oct 17
Jun 26
112
Feb 26
29%
;
22%
36
xll9Va
17'/«
120
51%
39%
180%
35
,111%
Sep 25
Oct 30
0ct 14
Oct 30
Sep It
Feb
Oct
Sep
Sep
Oct
.26
10
24
10
22
100
Sep 20
Jan 19
July 1
Jun 14
Jun 3
Jan 14
Jan
Feb
May
Feb
May
Jun
May
Apr
18
11
22
2
7
,
107 % Jan
18% Aug
■■
24% Jan
106% Jan
11% Jan
34%
Deo
NO?
119
18%
Dec
Jan
Xll8%
Deo
13% Jan
23% Jan
34%
NOV
107
155
Jail
36%
Deo
% 168
Deo
32%
NOV
Jan
95
Deo
Jan
79%
Dee
17
22% Jah
29
5
74
68
15%
-
53
31%
29%.
29%
40%
40%
500
22%
:
30% Sep 3(1
.
h_100
No par
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 4% pfd___20
Oliver Corp
No par
4%% convertible preferred
100
Omnibus Corp (The)
......
6
8% conv preferred A ^^..—100
v Oppenheim Collins
-»»»:
10
Otis Elevator com
No par
_>
470
30
„
4.40 % preferred
Ohio Oil Co--—,.
11%
15%
*51
X22%
Ohio Edison Co
2,400
*iio%:il2%
74%
*51
40
40%'
*59%# 60%;
; 29,%..
29
*123
29%
29
.22
90
,74%'
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116
27%
112%
•
21%
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163
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-
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74
20%:
103%
11
32
27%
160%
,
21%
:
35%
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*28%
117%.
*29%
35
1121%
21%
21%
.
103%
11%
34%
*110%
22%.
20 Vi
*103%
34%
110% 110%
22%
*21%
'
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285
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 28
$ per share
58%
298
*56
AND
59%
59%
125
28%
124
124
149%
*165%
167%
165%
167%
175
Jun
5%
5%
5%
5%
10
Aug
*20%
21%
33%
Deo
12
Deo
6%
:■
6%
13%
*13%
6%
6%
-14%
58
Deo
29
*13%
46%
58%
*106%
20%
14
46%
*105% 106%
.:
5%a>;5%;
;
20
30
108
/
44
Deo
*39% Nor
4614
106
Deo
20
14%
Oct
ill
106
5%
14%
Deo
59%
5%
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*80%
Deo
107%
107%
30%
29y#
30%
58
30
'
55
55
4
-
3%
39%
40%
39% Nov
27%
30
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Deo
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110
July
73% Deo
"
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-
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40%
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28
*13%
'■
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5%
3%
Deo
14
13%
13%
17%
13%
13%
13%
14%
24% Mar
72
May;
4*9%
Deo
17%
Jun
33%
Dec
30%
Deo
113
24%
Apr
Deo
46% Nov
49
46
NOV
Deo
96% Nov
43%
Nov
38%
Nov
43%
Jun
119%
Nov
118%
41%
Jun
Dec
108
Mar
13
Deo
Range for Previous
Saturday
Monday #
Oct, U
'$
Oct. 28
per share
Nov. 1
$ per share
*13%# 13%
*13%
61%,: 62
13%
61
33
34%
64
64%,
*65
*111
111%
34
26%
*30%
111%
26%'
26
31
14
1,200
13
643/4
5,300
353/4
12,500
90
30%
ii8%
12
12%
23%
22
22%
98
'>
38%
108
*100 * >104%
36%
98
#'
108
*100
117% Jan 18
30% May 1
11% Oct
Jan
July 10
25
Jan
117
11
20
112
#102
106%
36
130
73%
41
Aug 27
102
20% Oct 10
Oct
9
'120
49
Feb
27/
18
Oct
9
Oct
123
7% Set)
,
Feb
110
May
1578 Feb
24 :
Oct
17
Sep 20
July 11
202
Oct
7
210
;
30
Sep
#;• 7% Sep
10
9s/s Oct
10
Oct
.3
59% Sep
24
103
9
Oct
Deo
71%
Deo
29% Nov
122
Apr
19% Not
44% Deo
7
3
8
34%
Feb
8
May 15
Mar 29
Jan 15
Jan 30
Feb 16
Feb 27
Jun 14
May 28
Jan 18
31%
jun
30
48%
14
22%
4
141
96y2
92
24
12% Oct
-9
76
40%,
115
Oct
29% Nov
106
Feb IB
26% May 8
Sep 20
18
201
15% Nor
36% Deo
Jan 18
Jun 10
Aug 27
Jan - 8
July 16
Jan 11
Jan 11
136
4
93
# 197
Aug
12% Aug
31% Mar.
Highest
S per share
35% Jan 15
29% Sep 20
102 V2 Sep 25
.
\17
Sep U3
71
11
X105
,
Jan
47
.
33% Sep
Oct
104%
100
.
93% Oct
170
13,800
Jan
21%
34
30
20% Oct 10
,
57
122
May 16
'< 19% Feb
5
117% July 29
8,500
Jan
Jan
# 27% Feb 25
50
9% Jan
19% Aug
25
106%
108% Sep
9
24% Sep 24
15,000
.#
#
38%
*107 '
.
6
10
5,800
30%
ni7ya
63% Oct
$ per share
80
May-9
x48
May 23
76% Jan 22
1,000
26%
12%
16% Feb
35% Jan
5
29% Sep 19
Apr
Lowest
$ per share
2
14
670
118 %
38
share
34%
65%
*118 %
*98%: ,99
$ per
Year 1945
.
Highest
Lowest
Shares
$ per share
111%
# 12%
22%
*107
Range Since January 1
Sales for
the Week
62 3/4
59%
V
34
Friday
,
205% July
44% Deo
12%
15%
Deo
Dec
117%
Oct
69%
Jun
91
Jun
43% Jun
198
'
.
Oct
9
32% Oct
T
10
14
22
July 1
29% Aug 12.
25 - Oct 15
27 V< Feb
7
ou
r eb 16
63 Vi Feb 18
713A Apr 27
67
May 14
Oct.
10
105% May 22
Sep
10
Oct
30
14% Sep
10
13
.
Oct
10
203/4 Sep
:
10
:i9
14 V8 Oct
10
#12% Oct
10
40
Oct
10
53
99
31
For
footnotes
see
page
2301,
v,
-
'
41
July
1
Jun
22
Deo
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4539
Volume 164
2299
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
Saturday
0
Monday
r
Oct. 26
19 ft
19%
;
Vx
187/a
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
I-
I
AA/18%
19 ft
106%
106 ft 106'/a
112ft:113
# v;
106 ft
107:#
106%
107ft
112ft
113
112:,
113ft
112'/a
119
118'/a
118ft/
118
118 Va
118
129 ft
127 ft
127%
120 ft' 129
*113 Va
113ft
115
,53 ft
:
v128
ft"
21
♦109 ft
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113ft
21ft
..
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127ft
•
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50
21ft
20 ft
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109 ft'
*32%
32%
110
|
32ft
r»
•
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107 Va
A,
113ft
"'A:!'
540
6%
preferred
118ft
A'-.
270
<7%
preferred
100
127%
470
8%
preferred
100
880
...
$5 preferred
,
■•¥[; I
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A
*113 ft
32%
32%
j# 32ft
•'
j'-1
AA
'-A' - Vi
•'•■./'/■.''AAA 'lA'A/v;
Lowest
$ per share
■■
$ per share
30% Jun
10
115% Jan
10
2
17
23
''/AAA/?'
•
/A; >2 ft
?r-
preferred —;
Bakeries Corp
27 ft
102%
Feb
115%
106ft
Jan
126
Deo
139Va May 10
110
Jan
138
No?
150
17
121V*
Jan
Xl48ft
117 ft Peb
15
112%
Oct
118
69% Jan
15
47ft
Jan
65 ft
Oct
17
Jan
24 ft
Deo
106
May
112%
No?
126
Purity
19% Feb 26
107
Oct
2
100
conv
Jan
Jan
No par
,
30
/
A 28% May 28
•
115Va Jun
13
38% Feb
4
Sep 20 A
19ft Feb 20
23ft
Jan
NO?
Deo
NO?
Jan
31
Mo?
15% Jan
22%
DM
10ft Jan
78% Jan
19%
00ft
Oct
7% Mar
18%
Deo
v
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II Q
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22 ft
—>—No par
Highest
$ per share
Jan
112 Va July 25
47 Va Sep 10
par
No par
(The)
'/-A;
/
23 /
23ft
pfd $5—i_JVo
Inc__
Oil
5%
200
1,600
/
33
A/A; v'
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.
,(
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Pullman
•
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.
Pub Ser El & Gas
30
11,200
15,800
i
22%
v: 112 Va
,
*110
A 112ft
'v:;
114
..A 54%
22
,
'
23ft
No par
Year 1945
Highest.".'.'
17ft Oct 10
103
Sep 10
108
Sep 25
114% Aug
9
119Va Jun 20
100
A #53
21%.,
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52 Va
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110
31%
32%
32%
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it
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Corp of N J com—No par
127%
114
50 ft
^
21%
'110
#•:,
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23 ft
Pub Serv
24,100
Lowest
$ per share
Par
•
118ft
128
*113 ft
115
"i# 51%
52 ft
20%
V:'i
*22 ft
Range Since January 1
,,-\i. .•
106 ft
*li8% 120
127ft
Shares
20ft'
Range for Previous
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
113
113
127ft
*113 Va
#
115
51
V:
■
109 ft
33
*113 ft
52ft:
20 ft
A * y-
110
.
;
NEW
'
51%
53 ft
i
20%
r
19%
106% 107 ft
113ft
118
119
A
Sales for
the Week
Nov. 1
.$ per share
..
19%
18%
107ft
113ft
•
-
,
$ per share
18%
18
19 ft
STOCKS
**
Oct. 31
Oct. 30
Oct. 29
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
.1
Oct. 28 •
*22ft
23ft
23ft
400
Quaker
State
Ref
Oil
.10
Corp.
25% Aug 13
a
•
R
aa 9%
9ft
9%
'
86 ft
16 ft
A
16%
*86
104
*38
16 Ye
105'/a
V 38 ft
i7ft
;,,(•'
18%
36ft. "Y36%:$l-V:
18 % Al8ft/AA
42
42
40%
*37
29
15%
84
29
lffft
15%
lift
85 ft
'AA.-8-
S
18 ft
41 AA
38 A-
*38 ft
40
17
•18
110
.
I
14%
27
96
'
27 ft
15%
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!
14%
14%
30
26%
16 ft
16%
85 ft
.77.
39 ft
38 ft
#Y
*83
85 Va
39
20%"
112 ft Feb
11
49 ft Feb
6
* '
No par
33% Sep
,
10%
11
10%
11%
8%
14 ft
25-
..
■
.8%
8%
14 ft
.
14%
/
29%
111%
15 ft
14 Va
14 ft
38%
38
39
•
20%
18% :
20%
a
1,500
"
28%
•47ft
48 ft
*47 ft
104 ft
103%
21%
15
14
29
27
*
104
104
21%
21%
14 y8
14%
*27 ft
27
48 ft
*47 ft
*47 ft
103%
103%
104 Va
Brass
&
1,300
/ .13
Common
101
lo
14ft
6ft
6%
6ft
6%
18 ft
17%
18 ft
50
50
49%
49%
48 ft
50
26 ft
25%
26
25%
26
LOW AND
Monday 'A;
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
:
Oct, 29
Oct. 28
Mfg Co
24% Apr
,
49%
48 ft
51ft
2,600
25
25%
25%
1,700
Ruppert, Jacob
49%
25
;
19ft
Jan
102ft
Jau
lift
Jan
87ft
Jan
110
No?
15ft
Jan
37
Dec
98
Jan
117 ft
Dec
14ft
Jan
23%
Deo
45 ft Jan
136 :
^
•
PRICES
Friday
Oct. 30
Oct. 31
NOV.
the Week
t(i/
i
<<
*•
Sales for
STOCKS
•
17
6
99%
Jun
10
65
v#'•
v
•
>
No?
26 ft
Deo
Dee
18% No?
Jan
31
Dec
12ft
Dec
29% No?
Apr
A 33
Mar
48
Oct
21
Sep
34
Deo
9
i'l i
Oct
46 ft
106
8ep
6% Aug
,/
Range for Previous
Year 1945
?
Range Since January 1
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
$ per share.
{
40
Jan,
19 ft
May 29
34 ft Jan
21% pet 10
Oct
16ft
3
10
Deo
No?
10ft
A
5
A 30% Jun
24%
16 ft Mar
A 20%
May 28
44
Apr 29
A 13 ft Feb
33%
115
31% Jan
37 ft Mar
,
25
38
40 V2 Sep
EXCHANGE
•
16
50% July 31
30
NEW YORK STOCK
.
16
108% Feb
Oct
:
Jan
28 ft Feb
10
♦
15
46% Jun
11
9
5.
Deo
21
16
Feb
Antelope Copper Mines—
Typewriter
__-.»l
Ruberoid Co (The)
No par
Deo
25
21% Feb
18%
Apr 20
12% Oct 10
25
Oct
9
6ft Oct 10
Royal
7% Aug
31% May 28
110 ft Jan
3
18
Roan
2,100
,29
8
40 "Va Feb
11
20
4,100
•
102% Aug
15% Jan
17% Feb
1
20
No par
No par
Deo
Jan
09% Jan
3
34% July 19
118
Feb
—1
—
36ft
22%
3
105 ft Apr
19
' Oct
43
7ft
7
y
Thursday
...
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Oil Corp
Company
Deo
0\ct 17
101ft Sep
100
^
Richfield
Ritter
100
Wednesday
<'
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Rheem
9,200
2,400
30
series
18ft
6%
18%
•
15 ft
3.60%
17%
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17 ft
6%
17ft
22
14%
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28
25
24 ft
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21%
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26
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27
20
-
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Preferred
600
104%
uvO
31%
May 18
50 ft. Jun
36ft Sep
10
Jan
Sep
105ft Sep
100
B
69% July
17
97
Sep 25
24J/2 Sep 11
^100
class
143
17.
Deo
Jun
27% May 11
24% Oct 10
107 ft
18
1
Tob
(R J)
137
22
Oct 10
13% Oct 10
No par
Reynolds Spring
Reynolds
Oct
9
No par
5Y*%"preferred....
9,000
:
48
•
Coper
102%
30
Oct
i:
100 A
prior pfd ser A
conv
Reynolds Metals Co
5ft% conv preferred
150
14%
103%
A-
8,600
..
39%
38ft
48 ft
*17%
Oct. 26
A20
111 Va
14%
14%
37%
7
•A
6%
Revere
4
15
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No par
A
13,000
46ft
28ft
14
/,
Deo
Deo
Jan
Jan
Apr
*125 ft Jan
9% Oct 28
50o
60%
Mar
45 ft Apr
Oct
1
Jun
43
lift
A
20
_10
4
30%
38%
14 ft
19
Saturday
V
A
Corp—
Oct
No?
29 ft Mar
16% Oct
100
1
preferred
conv
83
'
/
20
19% Jan
36%
32 ft Mar 13
1
25
Deo
43% Deo
112 ft Feb
<
Deo
38%
9
■
-14
6%
113
14
37%
103 ft
48 V4
21%
22
111
13 ft
A A
38%
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103%
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30ft
111ft
37%
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38 ft
A
$1
I
100
;
Mar
34% Jan
<.
17
46 ft Jan
31
76 ft Sep 20
-
Aviation
9
27 ft Jan
7
14% Sep 20
series
—
20
10
111
July
Aug
16
4
53 ft Jun
Sep
33
9
A: 33% Feb
100
warrants
Apr
.103
May 14
.
16 ft Oct io
99 V: Sep
6
13% Oct 10
.
Republic Steel Corp
500
22 ft
102 ft
*102
7;
30 ft
ft
♦47 Va
*13% •14ft
48 ft
*103 ft
29
102 ft
•102
29 Va
110 ft
112
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102'%
29 Va
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with
33
39
No par
Republic Pictures
A
40,400
109 Va
*
21ft
22
21
28 ft
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102 Va
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109 :
110
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110
1st pfd
Corp
Motors, Inc:.
Republic:
26,000
A-
28%
28
28 ft
27 ft
27ft
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Reo
13,200
8ft
pfd
i
7
36ft Oct
A
50c
:
Remington-Rand
Preferred
19
40
5
*ta_^>100
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& Co
Stores
V
11
17 ft Sep
33
Oct
1
preferred
50
2nd preferred—50
Inc
(Robt)
Conv
j
2,600
14 %
20 *
102 Va
28%
111%
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10
Reliance Manufacturing Co_ JVo par
7,400
23%
8Va
26%
.
,.
23'A
14ft
107ft
60
39%
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>
23 ft
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1.000
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A
v
22
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14ft
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102 ft
22
non-cum
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102
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112
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30
16 ft
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20 ft
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24
1st
non-cum
23
28 Va Apr
100 Y 103ft Oct
pfd
—
Jan
•
96 ft Mar 19
10
16% Sep 19
Real Silk Hosiery
Preferred
*
v
104
27 Va
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83
37%
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,
15 ft
15%
#
102
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10%
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19
24
25
4%
200
27 ft
28
-
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85 ft
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102 :
21ft
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100
100
98
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36%
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,
20ft
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Co
10
Sep
15 Va Oct
77
Reading Company
109%
*105
A-'.15
Purina
9ft Oct
No par
$2 preferred
;t-AAA.100i
19 ft
19 ft
•
20%
.
1,100
3,900
400
40
*38
•
15%
14%
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29 ft
'
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1
Raybestos Manhattan
Rayonier Inc
7,700
7
46
109%
*105
15'::
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98
lift'
14%
108
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21 Va
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46
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.
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1,100
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19%
36 ft
19 ft
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conv
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
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36 ft'
36%
V
19'/a
19%
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ft
36
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26%
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15%
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19
36%
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38
9%
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8ft
•
18
28ft
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•
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14ft
37 ft
37
36%
18
A
of Amer
1st preferred
Corp
$3.50
49,300
105
105
>!
,
35%
96 ft
<
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21ft
21ft
22 ft
aaaa 8ft
105
103
1
38
17
A
:
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37 ft
lift
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17
19 i'.r!
14%
-
-
29
102
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17
40 ft
40
•
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14%
103 ft 107
ft
84
36ft
16 ft
Radio
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16 ft
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108
29 ft
1,300
15%
357/a
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;
40%
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110
39,400
83 ft
17%
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18%
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18%
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15
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$■
40
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110,
14%
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36 ft
36
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40
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10'/a
83'/a
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36
A
10 ft
82%
105
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♦42 ft
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103%
35%
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ft
15
V
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.
15%
103%
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18 ft
35 ft
18 ft
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15%
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84
86
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104
86 ft
9%
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9%
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*
I per share
jper share
$ per s\are
7
# Shares
$ per share
I per share
$ per shhre
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$ per share
$ per share
S
52%
52
■
24 ft
'24 ft
113%
113%
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24
51ft
24%
50'/a
23% 7 24
7:
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lift
113%
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lift 7
59 ft
61%
45
46A,
11%
46
58 V*
.
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7 11 ■•■7 11 ft
55 ft
59 7
60%
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7x11%; 11%
42 ft
43
42 ft
•
103 ft
103ft
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101
101
101'A
101
7
•
30%
49 ft
50
1,700
24%
25 ft
2,300
Seaboard Oil Co
28
19
30
;
.
19
19
70
6%
6%
19 ft
ft
•■7-:35
44 ft
k3
15 ft
15%
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60%
58 ft
23
50
49
49
49
•'
36 ft
37 ft
36%
37
32
A
'*69
82\
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19ft
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:
17
30
Servel
20
Rubber
Inc
$4.50
Jan
66
28
July
No?
Oct
100% Oct 28
17ft Sep 24
Shamrock
Oil
Sharon
&
$3.50
23
11
1
Gas
108
23 ft
23
77
17 ft
No par
--No par
No par
—
A
ser
19%
91/4
Shattuck
1,300
A'.r-'A
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,
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(W A)
2,900
Shell
9%
6%
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(Frank
Sheaffer
30 ft
30
9ft
,
6,000
Sheraton
Union
No par
Pen Co——No par
Oil
64
7
7ft
of America
Silver King Coalition Mines
7,400:
A
Corp
1
i-5
37
37 ft
5,900
Simmons Co————No par
44 ft
I,000
Simonds Saw & Steel
—No per
15%
I6V4
33,900
Sinclair
62 ft
64%
16..
23i/4
# 16 ft
16 ft
*221/4
231/4
,
-—No par
15 ft
15ft
15%
60 ft
"15-.
601/4
62
15 ft
15 ft
231/4
*221/4
.
57
14ft
Feb
Dec
61ft Nov
29
No?
65 ft
8
Oct
39 Va Apr 18
17V4Feb
8
49% Apr 9
23% May 11
22% July 11
ft 7
35 ft
17
8
18
107 ft
Feb 16
May 11
May 18
Apr 29
16%
May 16
69
32ft Apr
10
Oct 10
Jan 4
2
Sep 19
40%
39%
A 91ft
26%
87
Jan
Deo
71ft Dec
30%
Mar
No?
14 ft
Deo
40
Oct
17ft Mar
24% Jan
113% May
Sep 24
37
22 ft Aug
No?
24%
.114
Oct
Oct
Jun
*
7ft Sep
21%
Jan
Dec
28
Dec
12ft Mar
25 ft
Nov
74
79 ft
Nov
13ft
May
Jan
22% Nov
24
July
Aug
No?
3
36%
Deo
17 V4 July
1
6
~5%
Mar
12%
3
32%
Jan
46%
Deo
61
May 31
20% Jan 11
26
70 ft
43% Jun
Sep 20
30ft
Feb
44 ft
Nov
14% Aug
.41V* Jan
21ft
Deo
"
44ft
37
Oct 30
Sep 19
27% Feb
15
-
62%
35 ft
341/2
43
ft
•64
'
24
Jan
2
Oct 30
17ft Oct
1
Corp
Dohme
pref
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Sen
13ft Oct 10
12% Oct 10
1
No-par
&
Steel
Sharpe
77% Feb
x42ft
37% Jan 16
42
8ft Mar
101V4Oct 30
7
—
115 ft Mar
110% Jun 28
36
Co
July 11
9
7
5
common
100
,
—
preferred
3,500
80
6%
•
6%
6ft
48 ft
ft
Oil
Corp
1,600
Steel
$1.20 preferred
&
38% Jan
8
.
Oct 10
15
54
14
Jan 28
Sep 19
No par
21
Sep 23
Iron
—
14% Feb
56% Jun
33ft Oct 30
.
y
15
Sloss-Sheffield
40
8ft Oct -28
5% Oct 10
20
Skelly Oil Co_
1,900?
,
♦100%
1021/4
77.
7
39 ft
•7
7
I
19 ft
6 77
♦12%
13
7'7 7
20JA
21ft
'
:
,
-
85ft Jun
7
27ft Feb 16
24
Apr 17
16'A
*42%
42
43%
.111ft
111ft
'
♦llO'/a
A
101
37%
21
20%
-16 ft
89'A
9ft
16 ft
16ft
./17'A
43
Ulft 7
? 43
7
*U0 ft 111%
4,100
43 ft
♦110ft
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20
13%
-
II,700
18%
89%
92
•
;#• 16%
44
*iioft
22 ft Jan
3
Co
7.50
Co
v
No par
100
73
Oct
17
Sep
&
No par
-
Ohio stk tr
620
Conv
Square
D
1,400
Squibb
(ER)
111%:
10
preferred
non-cum
5,100
A ■?'
Sep
ctfs
1
-
24,300
AA
*; 43
43
111%
18
i
30
$5.50
preferred
—No par
Spencer Kellogg & Sons——No par
Sperry Corp (The)
1
Spiegel Inc
2
1,600
22
17% *
/.
1,000
25
A Spear & Co__.
100%
39%
5
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
Sparks Withington
~^„Nopar
3,900
'(■
Oct
100
5%
2,900
A 6 ft
2
48ft Sep 24
38 ft Oct 10
33
Sep 23
64ft Oct 30
Mobile
ft
A'A 20%
17 ft
Southern Natural Gas
82
39%
391/4
16
16%
42%
70 y*
69 ft
19%
9
171
Edison
Railway
13%
20%
«.
Pacific
Southern
13%
89%
15
-
Southern
19,400
.6%
16%
20
917
17 ft
16%
90%
37%
California
34,300
,
30
—100
42%
6%
*98
101
Southern
3,900
2,900
80
$4.50
preferred
No par
—5
Co
& Sons common
$4 preferred
1
No par
—
91
10
10
26
20
30 ft Mar
5
No par
preferred
27
♦78
20
89%
'16ft
16
90 ft
790ft
lift
37%
ft
20%
39
*37%
ft
8%
45%
13%
12%
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♦98 T" 105
39 .77/
33
6ft
5% ';-7:67;7
77
6
Southeastern Greyhound Lines
South Porto Rico Sugar
160
44%
69
19 ft
1,900
2,100
41%
82
19
18 ft
Co—20
100
54,
176
26
,
ft
42 A'
66
82-
♦76
.
*76
661/4
64 ft
67%
82
45
42 ft
39%
A
10
Carpet
preferred
431/a
176
./A 33 ft
26
25%
41%
66,500
16,100
51/4. :
-431/2
33%
32%
1,000
14 Va
/ 53 ft
•:
176
42
Oct
36
Sep
cum
:A 101ft Sep
Smith & Corona Typewriter_No par
29 ft Sep
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
15
13 ft Oct
South Am Gold & Platinum
1 b)':
4% Sep
&
3 V2 %
,10
33
13%
5 ft
54
531/4
26
38%
A
42
41%
176
32%
■
5
4%
179
32
*32%
13%
25 ft
19V4
6%
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111 #
*1oo7/3
32ft
13 ft
35%
26
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13
7,20 ft
7
Sons
31ft
42%
67 <■/
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Corp
(A)
31
40 ft
26
105 ft
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397.7:}
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7
(A O)
Smith
52 ft
ft
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32 ft
Smith
3,400
41%
41
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3,400
38 ft
1021/4
(
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"
44Y.7 7'
175
51
37 ft
5
77/ 4%
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49 ft
38%
36%
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13 ft
7
49
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36%
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7
20
19 ft
7
44
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:
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30
38 ft
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69
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21ft
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32 ft
7
y *76
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90 ft
19 ft
110 ft July
Aug 14
61
30
—5
Co
&
100
19
.No par
—
Roebuck
11,800
29
19
19 ft
19
*64
8%
36
52 ft
40%
;
16%
,
13-
13
105
.1,39 ft 39 ft
31
175
43
A# *12%
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Sears
8,300
31ft
29
Sieagrave Corp
13,100
a
19ft
80
19
29%
46
41V4
ft
39%
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;;
53
41%
v
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;*98
18%
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44 ft
ft
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175
r
26
,
43%
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68
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-
28 ft
72
■
26 ft
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15%
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80
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.
102ft
13%
44
53
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1 42%
•
5
44
54
32%
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7
14
5ft
45
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V
15%
15
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31
27%
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23 ft
7/731-7
32
13%
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102'ft
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14
54
80
15
7-14 ft f-15 Va
22 ft
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291/4
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110
>
18ft?: 18%:
26%
.
15
14%-.
14%
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18 ft
43
49
37ft
,13%
37
8
Mar 30
Jan, 28
65 ft
Deo
Dec
15
Aug
22% Jun
22%
Dec
A 24ft
Jun
48ft Jan
i
96
Deo
;
♦101% 102%
,
7; 7'
7 58ft
•22 ft
♦31%
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33
7
15 ft
15
50
1,100
14%
14 ft
14 ft
110
'y -776-7;:'
43 ft
59ft
<
May
Oct
-No par
Seeger-Sunbeam Corp
8ft
36'A
;
;
14%
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y: 5 37ft
6,400
29
6ft
16
'#..•/*
12%
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30 ft
61
/- >'V; "A
12 ft
18%
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70
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12%
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6ft 7
7
36%
36
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12
26
v
7-
8%
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44 ft
27 ft
30
9
37 ft
37
*42%
12 ft
27 ft
29%
8ft
8ft
6%
6ft
5^,300
17%
80
*64
ft
9%
A),/ 9 AA
300
39%
7ft
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-
10ft Sep
42
'
30
31ft
7ft
38%
13 ft
18 ft
*75 ft
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71
7ft
39ft "
14
26%
80
of Del
37%
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110
28'A
30 ft
'27ft
19%
•
-
37%
14%
18 ft
*75 ft
20 ft
20 ft
64
34% May 29
116
18
%01Vz Oct
—....
11
7
110%
.
20ft
18%
cum
36%
7
7ft
13 Va
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19 ft
28 ft
7'
28
90
11,700
49'
24Va
*14'/a *<15
15%
110%
18ft
21%
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47
7
13%
13 ft
19%
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4
10
55 ft Oct
A
1.75
Corp
Co
23%
12%
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320
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180
46%
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43
18 :'7 ::
12 ft
A 31
Sep
22 ft Oct
110% Sep 11
:
5
a.
45
12 ft
110ft
40,100
103 ft
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Distillers
23 7 /
12 ft
29%
45
A
100
47%
37%
28
5
preferred
25
19ft
18%
25
•7
62 ft
43 ft
102 ft
*
5%
46 ft
20
49 ft
36 ft
•75ft
4,900
.10
—
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18%
24 ft
-
37 ft
19%
11%
-
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.—No par
Scovill Mfg Co. 3.65% cum pfd-100
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5% preferred series A_.
100
36%
13%
lift
60ft
101
7ft
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30
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7
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37ft
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113 ft
■
103%
36%
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Safeway Stores
.
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43
103%
48
25ft
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St Joseph Lead
5,400
61ft
59 ft
,
45
*1,02 ft
50
*25 ft
4,800
241/4
:
113%
103% 103%
:
19 ft
19
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53
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Sep
37
Sep
20
Oct
15
Oct
A 84ft Sep
I - 15 ft Sep
33 ft Feb
107 ft Oct
Jan 13
65 ft May 27
108
48
July
May
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,
65
Jun
90% Jun
96
Feb
30% Apr
11
3214
17
18
40ft
27 ft
Dec
36%
Aug
60ft
Apr
Dec
Dec
Apr
180
No?
Jan
Jan
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24%
Dec
Jan
62
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Jan
Dec
87% Dec
60%
93
Deo
21%
Dec
12% Dec
20
Dec
95
7% Jan
80
Feb
32
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6ft Mar
10
Oct
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15
23
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27
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4
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9
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30
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17
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10
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55
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2
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3k
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5
40 ft
59% Feb
1
155
193
May 8
26ft
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17
33% May 27
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70
Jun 27
18 ft Jun
Sep
44% No?
139
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Jan
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;
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Dec
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99 ft
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.
$4.50
Brands, Inc.----.i-No par
preferred
No par
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$6
prior preferred
$7
;
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prior preferred—
Oil of Calif
21,600
18|000
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No par
25
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'
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13%
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40
40
39 ft
40
.
A
36,600
1,800
200
6,200
1,400
..
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of
Indiana
Standard
Oil
of New Jersey
Standard
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of Ohio—
3%%
preferred series A
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4 %
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conv
100
1
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preferred
25 '
—10 .
-
50
:
35ft Oct 30
55 > May 13
109% Aug 30 A 115ft Mar 21
20% Oct 10
V 60% May 28
.
70
Oct 10
135 ft Apr 5
78
Oct 10
149 ft Apr 6
42 ft Feb 26
59% Aug 13
37- Feb 26
49% May 31
62
Sep 20
78% May 13
20% Mar 6
30
July 11
108ft Jan 17
xl05ft Sep 26
11
39
Oct 10
Oct 30
25
-
Feb 16
56
Jun
4
28
49 ft
Jan
Deo
111ft
Jan
115 ft Aug
2%
Jan
33% No?
121
Deo
67ft Jan
78% Jan
134%
Dec
38 ft
Jan
49%
33%
Jan
44%
Dec
Dec
56
Jan
19% Aug
Deo
105ft
Oft Jan
■
68% No?
27
Oct
108
No?
20% Dec
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
2300.
V
.
<
Monday, November 4, 1946
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
$ per
$ per share
♦40
*41
42
$ per
share
•103
18%
18%
18%
49
48
49
104%
14%
"
l043/4
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14%
15
14%
271/4
27
213/4
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43
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41
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36
38
;
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7% Oct
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Dec
Dec
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33
Dec
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Jan
137
Dec
25
Jan
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Dec
31
Aug
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Dec
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Apr
39%
Nov
Aug 22
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36% Jan
30
28
31% Mar
Feb
11
29
41
26
10
Apr
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43% Nov
lYt Jan
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16% Jan
28
Sep
6
10Q
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18
61% July 26
301/4 May
1:
preferred
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•
Feb
16
7
20% Jun
21% May 14
69% Jun
112% Jun
18
12
.13% Jan 29
68
No par
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9
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70
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Jan
29
30
9
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10
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52
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53
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.
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49
13%
14%
/
•
.
Tuesday
$ per share
$ per share
Thursday
.
Oct. 30
1
9
37% Oct
30
4
T per share
the Week
Nov. 1
,
,-•>
23
11% Oct
10
44
-"
Oct
'
STOCK
•
Range for Previous
,
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a,:
Highest
-
$ per share
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Year 1945
Range SinceUTahuary t
.
'
9
12% Oct 30
1
v' EXCHANGE
.
Shares
fper share
per share
NEW YORK
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 31
,
3
102% Apr
—50
—
25
49% Jan.
No par
No par
STOCKS
Wednesday
'
Oct. 29
Oct. 28
Sep
Co———.
Coach
10
Sep
16
Corp—-Wo per
prior pfd
conv
&win
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
5% Oct
>—No par
Twin City Rapid Transit—--Wo par"
14%
47
15% Oct 10
105
preferred
prior pfd
$4.50
106
24
4.
10
Wo par
—'
Film
=
StT-—-No par
——
1
——.
Corp
Cen Fox
20th
42
52
51
105%
13 '
13*47
49
12%
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,
13
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13
i
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t
•
16%.
37%
16%
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•
Williams
&
Tri-Continental Corp
6 '
6%
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6% •'
110
110
133/4
Oct. 26
—1—No
preferred
Transue
6%
13
$ per share
Dec
127ya Mar
May 24
41% Feb
4
21% Oct
Mar
21
Sep 23
Corp———————2
L1
Saturday
73 y«
55
Aug 21
55% Apr 18
5
Jan 21
1013/4 Sep
10
Apr
160
.13% Sep. 11
31
18
35% May 29
10
tTransamerica
13%
49%
;H3.>*
10
Oct
Transcont'l & West Air Inc——5
*103%
*12% .14
Oct
109
56% Aug 12.
24
173/4 Oct
=:
Aug
53/4 Aug
10
38% Oct
*49 %
=
May 28
10
102
i
Dec
57
119%
Sep
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M 39%
•V
.
124% Aug 13
14
16% Nov
109
10
10 3A Oct
Timken Roller
4
16%
17%
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'
10
16% Oct
110
40% >41
May 17
78% Jun
18
102% Oct
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.
>','•■
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109
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Apr
13%
J
14%
-
Dec
Z
24% May 28
110
26
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40 3
109
18%
42 y4
25
Timken Detroit Axle new——
173/4
; *16%
Dec
par
41
•
Water
$3.75
•
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..
17%
13%"
33 Y*
.1
——No par
Sulphur.
cum
»>-"
Tide
18
41
y-i 27%
Jan
Thompson-Starrett Co.:.——No par
*36% ' 37%
36
17
•
18%
25 %
106%
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1
gaciflc Coal/■& ' Oil.,—v—->10"
i'i.
18%
38% July
,
14%
-44
103% 105
104
104
6%
5%
*34
30
—
,11
50%
10
Nov
-—->-5
$2.40 conv pfd
——No par
The PUlr
—Wopar
Thermoid Co common
—iiH-l
$2 Vz div conv preferred-->.50
Third Avenue Transit Corp-No par
Thompson (J Rj
25;
Thompson Products com—-Wo par
:■
4%
preferred —->r——1-00
53 Vz
*16%
18
51%
39
Oct
24
—5
—25
Thatcher Glass Mfg
17
10%
■
*36
52 3/a
16 %
16%
*16%
22
Jan
_
'Texas & Pacific Ry Co
50
X»:;6%.
6%
16
Dec
Jan
•10%
TexasRacific Land Trust >—+.^-1{
15%
45%
10%
-
103%
6%
14%
43%
28 y»
>18%
17
—-*-.^9
——--5,
(The)
Qulf
Z'10% Jan
23
Dec
13
73/a Oct
10"
Gulf Producing
Texas
50
14%
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Texas
.
10
10 3/4
39%
52
22% >23%
;
17%
17 %
Texas
48
11%
11%
■>;>
52
:>
Texas Co
11%
Nov
25%
Feb
117
100
1
EJec Prod's Inc—--No par
preferred
—i—-Wo par
zsymipgton Gould Corp--i-i->„1
59%
Oct
106
Jan
233/4 Apr
10
—100
Talcott Inc (Jaipes)
Telautograph Corp ;
Tennessee Corp
16
393/4 May 13
17
Ltd--—
International
Dec
45
8
61% Sep
——
47
10
j;A.
12% Oct
—
34% July
1013A Sep
Jan
1035/a Sep
Co_
Aug."
26
May 10
18% Oct
—i—12.50
—
63
Highest "f
f per share
14% Oct
$4
11,300
26 3A Aug
Oct
>• 24
21
Sylvania
7%
10%
.
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9>/e
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V
10%
51%
■
Swift
320
;
16%
103A
I 503A;
15
■' 16%
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10%
5,100
.10,700
23
Corp
Paper
Swift ■& Co_.
58
42%
»
30
of Am (The) new_$4.16%
Co
6,400
j 106
BYz
Sweets
'
28%
22 y8
Steel
Sutherland
13%
7 3/4
143A /
15%
42%
163A
26 3/a May 31
Superior
.
16
23'A
*16%
.
700
400
v
35%
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8%
i3%
'
58%
51
15
10
34
109% Aug 15
& 13 y8 Oct
Mining Co
—^lOc
Superheater Co (The) \.^r—No par
Superior Oil of Calif—.—,
25
17%-
28%
28%
22%
7%
.50%
''51
"
123A
.11
42%
102% Oct
-5
1,400
44
35
.'■>105.: :> 105%
10'A
50%
3
>
$ per share.
4
14
100
cum)i
Inc
Biscuits
share
10
Sunshine
'
60%
24V8
28
21%
16
•
per
53% Jun
16 Vb Oct
1,500
43
*15%
34%
333A
8
16
60
.42%
12
1
No par
—
pfd (4Vz%
Oil Corp
Sunshine
Sep
41% Jan
i——
A
Sunray
■
7,000
v
110
*42%
17
*15'A
27%
81/4
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42%
7%
13%
*13
43
42%
22
105
Class
12,400
21%
20%
109
110
34
•
Sun Oil Co
per share
—No par
Corp
•V $
Lowtest
1
$4.50 series A preferred
4,200
12%
Chemical
Year 1945
liitrhest
=_5
-
Camp Inc—,—->>^1 :
prior preferred -A
20 •
& Webster
Wo par
Studebaker Corp (The)
Sun
27,500
47%:;
12%
20%
19
153A
21%
83A
47
12%
42 A.
15%
8%
8
mm
37
5%
10
8%
48%
1073/4
42
*104%
Corp
$
;r
1— No par
v
40
27%
47
122%
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8 3/8
8
11%
•
'
Z
-
.=
103
36%
104% 104%
105%
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41 %
22%
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47%
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27%
22%
33%
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10%
33%
22%
.
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34
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1.800
67
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67%
122%
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-
—
Inc
Stores
: /.
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50
122 3/8
.
,
Lowest
Par
Range for Previous
Range Since January t!
.
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6,500
73/4
-
17
33%
32%
14%
106 5/a
67
103
,28%
■
14%
106 5/a
67%
40%
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14%
107%
67%
:
.
109
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107
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26,300
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200
;
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*
45%
11%
■
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3Vz
preferred
—
4.800
106%
12%
50
11%
19
12%
>
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51
11%
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48
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26
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67
123
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123
8%
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18
47
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Sales for
-
1,
$ per share
173/4
*38
41
40
43
18%
49%
Nov.
share
;
491/2
♦18
$ per
$ per share
share
;
Friday
Oct. 31
A
Oct. 30
Oct. 29
v
Thursday
'
V
Oct. 28
Oct. 26
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
A/■
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
,
Lowest
■
$ per share
■
't per share
>/"•' '
Highest
.
$pershar$
u
'
>55 :>
53 y4
51
55
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91%
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33%
34%
30%
*110%
111%
110%
1103/4
34% t"
343/8
111
111;
117%
116 %
116%
118
119
270
111%
114%
109%
110%
110
110
120
114%
114%
114%
114%
130
117
111%
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113
114%
35
35%
36
103/4
10
10%
103/4
34%
34%
87
87
19%
5,
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32%
34
'26
34
393/4
40
,
2,400
;
36
.
:
1,400
f
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200
-
10,100
120
113%
40% <40%
115%
2,100
113%
12%
13%
13'/a
14%
13s/8
15%
5,600
Western Air Lines Inc
61
64
65%
65%
65
66
3,200
Western
6%
63/4
3,800
Western
38%
29%
116
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5%
6%
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16
*14
16
16
30%
33
x31
33%
79
78%
79
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nvs
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18%
19%
18 Ya
18%
19
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63/4
16
33
193/4
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:
6%
18
36
2,900
*78
81
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Western
500
21%
21
21%
13%
Preferred
series
r:
21%
11%
113/4
*11
30%
30
30%
29
293/4
29
303/4
30%
31
31%
32%
10,000
Westinghouse
Air
24 ya
24%
233/4
243/8
23
23%
22%
23%
23%
24%
25%
40,600
Westinghouse
35 %
36%
36%
35%
35%':
353/a
35%
35%
; 600
*49
50%
50%
1,200
so
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.
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36
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■
50
33%
;c
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69
101
101%
101
101%
40
38%
38%
41%
69
47
46
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100% 1003/4
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69
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49
32
100% 100%
100%
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49
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34
34
35
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13
49
.
101%
39%
98%
101%
37%
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99%
98
98%
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32%
31%
313/a
30%
24%
>23%
24%
13 '''•
23
23%
123/4
22 %
23%
123/a
%
101%
<700
-
993/4
100 'f' '•
450
30./
30
303%
303/4
500
23%
24%
25
12%
100
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90 :
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90
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333/4
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34
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34
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63/4
6%
10 %
103/8
10 Va
13%
14
133/4
17%
17%
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6%
10%
14
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17%
*42
49
153/4
53%
87%
87%
92
>92
*88
m
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41
•
41
53
15%
es
67%
15%
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,
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56
89
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15%
14 V*
15
83%
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;
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100
190
16%
Co
700
17%
2,800
-
Tuesday
Oct. 28
Oct. 29
$ per share
$per share
share
Thursday
Wednesday
'Friday
Oct. 31
39
Inc—-
118%
101
Jan
112
113%
Sep
118 3/4
■
Deo
3%
10
Jun
Feb
37%
Jun <!
Jan
57% July
;
82
56
Oct
i
Oct 10
35
Oct
s
17
27% July
38%
Deo
f
31 Ya Aug
37% May
37% May
50% May >
45% -Deo •>;
Jan
26 V4
29
7
63% Jun
45% Jun
27
107% Jan
31
30% July
Feb
18
Aug 20
72
Jan
11
106
Jan
16
62% May 29
107% July 26
Jan
27%
105% Deo
64
Jan
78
•Feb; f;
107% Jany
:
101% Aug
31% Jan
87%
21%
Jan
44/: Jan 28
26%
Jan
8%
23% July, 10
Deo.
Oct
*
31% Deo f I
v
>,47%
Dec;'
83% Jan
94
May 21
30
Jan
35
12%
Jan
29
^6% Mar
12
Deo
26% Jan
9
18
July411
36
17
10 -;
Jan
105
30
11
16
16% Mar
26%
Jun ;
19%
Nov U
22
Deo
21
10%
July 10
Jan
?eo Ti
Jun
i
Oct
101
v July 26
.213/4 Feb 4:7
Jun
14
•13% Jan
128
Jan
160
52
May 31
62% May 29
22% Jan
Sep 19
84V2 Sep 30
87% Sep 27
74
Mar
47%
103
Jan
May 28
44
Dec
Oct
5-
142
.
/ 43
100
34
Feb 26.
433/4 Sep 10
pfd—100
•;
Jun
43 y8 Aug
»
45
.
.TSysOct 29
'
Deo
14%
393/4 Jan 30
;•
12 Ve Sep 19
95% Sep 24
gNo:par
-
14
Deo
61
64% Jan
Apr 24
533/a Jan 14
32% Jan
Oct
Deo
Deo
Deo
Dec
41% Jun
Nov
40
Jan
'3
.
115
223/4 Mar
106
101
Oct 30
May
63
—:No par
z*
10
Nov
Jan
9
100
Oct 22
37% Sep 10
93% Sep 19
27% Feb 26
22% Oct 30
Co———————1
preferred
..
the Week
$ per share'
$per share
.
47
100
103
106
80% Sep 5
69Va Oct 7
14
Sep 19
1383/4
37
•53%
(
Deo
NOV
Deo I;
40%
Jan
Aug 13
Apr 25
38
Jan
70
Nov
79
Jan
100
Nov
May 10
Feb
4
80
Jan
75
Jan
100% Nov
110
Nov
82% Apr
:25%Jun
69% Mar
1
84
f
Oct
6
15
15
;
18
34%
•■</>
18
14%
35%
<15
34%
•
14%
63% /64&/.W >62
17%
18
♦17%
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18
13%
.14%
16%
59%
62%
16
37
35%
15%
143/4
17
-
17%
.343/4
343/4
17
17%
:
63
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17
16%
v
,
37
i43/4
153/8
66%
17
.
19
63%
*
:
18%
39
37%
15%
.
673/8
17%
18%
1,400
19%
65%
:
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19%
;
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2,200
,
<
13,000
3,000
,
/
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Corp
Spring & Wire— No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube_ -No par
Youngstown Steel Door
-No par
'
15% Oct 30 ;
57% Sep 24:
19%
20%
9%
and
/
20%
9%
93/e
(
19%
19%
9%
" '
"9%
asked prices; no sales On this dap.
f'v- '::
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19%
209/&
9%
93/8
•
r
:•
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22
21
9%
»
9%
22
.
23
Deferred delivery
«
4,000
feenith Radio Corp
10
9%
5.70C
Zonite
fttoet.
»
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W/V
z
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s
Products
Corp
Special Bales,
1
•
83% May 31
31
Jan 29
:
32% Jam
47%
13 Vb
Jan
24%
Oct
19J/4
Jan
31 %
Deo
Deo
29% Jan
20
Mar
703A
Deo
27%
Sep
;
1
tt
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JNo par
-
Oct 30
16
<"
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1
.27% Jan 31
35% Jafl i'7
13% Oct 30
,
Young
/'
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Highest
$ per share /;. $ per share
'f'v'
61% July
(JCt 10
33
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
York:
Year 1945
Lowest
-
'
'■■i:1' ('--"•
$ per share
$ per share
Par
Y
:fr
17
.
-r
.
'
27
Range for Previous
Range Since January 1
Lowest
Highest
EXCHANGE,
Shares
f-
•Bid
37
.113%
Jan
11
29% Sep 10
99
Sep 26
No par
—Nopar
NEW YORK STOCK
Sales for
Nov. 1
I-'vV^'r
9%
Nov
89%. Nov
23% Mar
/STOCKS
Oct. 30
$ per
$ per share
20
38%
Apr
109%
#
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Oct. 26
.?P
116 y» Apr
35
Jan
Jan
100%
6
117% Aug
7
1193/4 May 16
53% Jun 10
.
Oct 28
Oct 10
—
&
122% Feb
Dee
24
84%
■
Saturday
*35%
12.50
Prod
—
.
30
68
17
"
86
67%
68
14%
■
;>
.Woodward .Iron Co
—
10
Woolworth (F W); Co___
10
Worthington P & M (Del)—No par
Prior pfd AVs%
series
:
100
-Prior pfd 4.V2 fo conv series—100
Wright " Aeronautical——.—No par
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co new.
5
8,600
4,200
-
94
92%
83%
*88
-
conv
$4.25
200
.
>
-
89-
*66%
86
Instrument
Wilson-JoneSyCo
1,300
*
50%
/
16%
Oct 30
Wisconsin El Po^ Co 6 %
56
189 yB Aug 8
45
Apr 30
119*
Aug 1
May
Oct
.
2,400
>
9 /
18%
11%
26%
225/8
35
12/2
-Prior
14%
17,
161
49
■
-95%
52 3/4
87%
•'
,
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;
.
50
48
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$4
Z
99
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67%
92
67%
/
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48%
54
89
'
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17
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48
.
143/4
97
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157/?
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,
483/4
14%
13%
1
161
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44
473/4
55 3A
67%
f.;
14;.
97
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13
97
16%
161
15%
103/4
97
133/4
99
13%
98
44
16'
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6%
10%
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se¬
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10%
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94
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16
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<>?-9%
483/4
89%
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67%
>,
103/a
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•■
55%
/
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♦145
49%
55%
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161
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44
49%
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17%
«
(, 161
♦42
Z
98
100
*97
6%
10%
**
%
71
White Sewing
90
34%
Deo
j/30% Jan
16% Apr 20
43% July 11
30 V2
Wilson
90
*30
"47%""
47% Jan 31
13 %
13,100
*81
34%
Deo
17
3,200
90
*30
333/4
Mar
14
15,100
*81
35
20
5
323/4 Jan
113/8
90
*30
Deo
10
56y2Jun
63/4 > : 6%
13%
*81
.
Motor
32
34% Feb
29% Sep
2
Mach Corp.
1
ll3/8 Oct
preferred—-/---No par"
8iy8 Sep
preferred
-—.£.-20
x33% Jan
Wilcox -Oil Co——Z—5*:
.>53A.Oct
Willys-Overland Motors——1—1 '
93/fe Oct
*13
>
White
3,300
13%
13%
13%
6,200
.
21% Nov
35% Mar 14
'
14% Aug
24% Jan
;
Sep 24
Brake--u-No par
Corp
12V2
Chlorine
14
27
;
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry-—_i00
5%% conv preferred-100
Wheeling Steel Corp___
No par
$5 conv prior pref.—No par
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
-20
100
.42%
303/aJun
Deo
16
com JVo par
__
$3.75 preferred
Deo
Jan
50
4% Jan
No par
Elec
Westvaco
Deo
105%
13% Jan 16
B
Weston
69
101%
41
,
Class
Preferred
140
23
30%
24%
*60
100%
993%
99/
323/4
113/8
69
-41%
'■v
600
.
1003%
101%
-v:
39%
993/8
123/a
3.1
*60
39
*98
/
50%
100%
*101
101%
•31%
13
49%
*32%
•100
69
*60
-r
.
35
100%
200
16%
Oct
5% Sep 19
14
Sep 12
Jan
57
Electric
£35%
25%
35%
13
Oct
32% Jan
A
30%
*11
83/4
?
( 29% Apr
90% May 14
.—10
Co
Pacific RR Co
Deo
/ 91%
100
Supply
Western Union Teleg class A_No par
>20,600
14
Auto
Sep
14%
Jan
50
12% Oct 30
1
Maryland Ry_-——100
non-cum 2nd preferred---100.
100
35
80
Z
p/
*16
34%
♦12
10
Deo
18% July 19
20
.
2,500
87;
Deo
110%
Aug
1%
233/4 Aug 29
.
7,900
,
105
Nov
1
17
1077/8 Feb
30
-No par
13%
40
19
80
19%
800
*86%
35%
33%
33%
lr700
•
,
,
.27 ■
26
79
16
34%
,22
863/4
6%
5%
16
*13%
*13%'
*33%
..273/8
33 ;>
;
116
12%
6
53/4
27
243/4.
163/4 Oct
Mar 26
20% Jun
s
23% Oct 30 Warren Petroleum Corp
18% Jan 24
Washington Gas Lt Co
«-,No.pcr s
26
Oct 30
Waukesha Motor
201 Sep 10
Wayne Knitting Mills
5
203% Oct 10
Wayne. Pump
31
Sep 20
>'/->■
Webster Tobacco Inc
_5
9% Sep 19
Wdssori Oil '& SnowdriftINo par g
31 % Sep 19
$4 conv preferred
:_-rNo j»ur
85 '/a Sep .30
West Indies Sugar Corp—29
Sep 10
West Penn Electric class A—No par
108
Sep 25
7% preferred
100
115% Jan
4
6% preferred
:
—100
106
Sep 13
West Penn Power 4%% pfd
100
1133% Oct
8
West Va Pulp & Pap Co—-No par
35 V* Feb 20
4%% preferred
--——100
111%, Sep 16
1,400
•».
5
Warren Fdy .&.Pipe
1,400.
63
393/4
*114
13%
14%
62
6
40
*114
40%
40%
•114
■
26
25%
-22
22 >•
Baking Co common
1
5%% preferred »;
.»——_100
Warner Bros Pictures new
Apr
29% Oct 24
9lA Oct 30
xll% Mar 15
100
Sep 24
Ward
140
45,500
T
863/4
.
117%
114%
25%
27,
*21%;
r
(Hiram) G & W pew No par
Walworth Co
:
-No par
10,000
18%
31%
.
111
115
25-
*26::
-
*25%
24%
-
17%;
105%
18% :'
88 Va
117%
*111%
114%
105%
333/4
111
113%
25
261
516%
18%
10 z
35
113%
-
16%
105 V*
17V#
(23 %
35%
118
113%
*11414
26
f,
<
11 %
*.100
Walker
24,600
12,600
24
111
*114%
•111%
233/4.;
25
10%
:
*105
,24
•
10%
16
..
17%
28%
20%'
34
33%
,16.
105%
27%
preferred
System
..Nonpar
Walgreen Co--.———~.~—No par
4% preferred
;_100
100
23 i
111
35%
1U%
118
:
9%
Waldorf
2,400
105
105
Wabash RR 4% %
20%
>
»118
343/4
lUVa
•
103/4
,23%
|
,
22
'26%
37%
.
27
26%
10
•
18
37%
105
*105
105%
24
:
105
106
.
64
18
37
9% :
17
24 v
*21%
17%
36
253/4
105
*
17 %
345/a
300
900
64
-
18
105
27%
16%
17%
163/4
105%
!
17%
:
107
26%
>
34%
173/8
107
63%
63%
343/4
93/4
17
17
17%
34%
27
10%
10
17%
35
*106
28
•
63%
17%^
35%
*106
*60%
34%
17%
35
63%
63%
c;
\\
.
19% Oct 23
9
wd When distributed.
Sep 23
-
428/8 Jan 15
143/4 Apr 18
x-Ex-diVldend».
34% July
5% Jan
y Sx-rlghts,
44%
Deo
12%
Deo
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Transactions at the New York Stock
Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks,
,l ':'
Week Ended Nov. 1, 1946
Foreign
Bands,
Bonds
Monday
Tuesday""""""
Wednesday
—
II.
Thursday
yr^oy
;
—
>. 1,694,810
-
-
„
TOtal
$1,307,000
3,614,000
'
4,075,000
4,263,000
6,369,000
7,124,000
285,790
994,720
1,238,340
1,935,640
-
1,666,670
,
$26,752,000
7,815,970
'
$77,000<
189,000
158,000
312,500
264,000
242,000
,,
Foreign
Railroad & Industrial
Total-!.,-—.—
Vf-
1946
197,000
249,000
55,000
234,000
41,000
293,000
22,400
•
500,460
179,000
252,000
2,006,385
'
> 167,000
443,320.;
V
$1,048,000
1945 '
17,000
186,000
$163,000
$14,000 ;
Week Ended Nov. 1
1946.;
.307,061,521
311,723,041
Stocks—No. of shares.
$18,591,500
$6,648,750
68,384,200
82,899,660
1,061,899,200 £1,881,805,800
$761,500
2,100,600
29,097,000
$1,225,000
-
Domestic
,
i
■'
f
•,«
<
1946
121,564,625
Bonds
$1,048,000
$2,493,000
163,000
123,000
14,000
17,000
$1,225,000
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
Stock and Bond
.
4,365,576
.w
$2,633,000
...
Total.
>
Jan. 1 to Nov. 1
\>;V 1945
2,006,385
$31,959,100 $1,148,874,900 $1,971,354,210
$28,045,000
—
$66,000
20,000
20,000
359,505
Total..
■
;I:;; 8,543,975
26,752,000
1
$10,000
170,000
Jan. 1 to Nov. 1
1945
$50,500
1,242,500
$56,000
*
:Frldav^-—
dona*
U. S. Government
Total
Corporate
r.
315,910
:■■■
-
Thursday
7,381,000
15,000
■ •
Foreign
:
Government
■".312,880
^
,
Wednesday,
.
6,633,000
^1—
Domestic
74,310
Monday
Tuesday
4,575,500
*
(Par Value) ':
Foreign
Shares)
Saturday
$1,242,500
1940
7,815,970
.'..Week Ended Nov. 1, 1946
3,815,000
4,256,500
23,500
Bonds
of
.
$1,384,000
$12,000.
Week Ended Nov. 1
Stocks—No. of shares
(Number
\
i .Sales
-
Saturday
Stocks
,
Bondi
Government
Bonds
and Miscel.
Shares
•
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Total
United States
Railroad
.
Number of
Monday, November 4, 1946
"
i
-
1945
,
.;
100,292,548
r:y ;
...
•
$58,708,000 $114,494,000
10,241,000
27,371,000
453,000
1,002,000
$69,402,000 $142,867,000
Averages
11
1.
■
•
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
listed on the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones St Co.
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are
$
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Bonds
20
15
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trials
roads
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103.81
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October 28
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60.24
103.86
110.05
103.81
109.74
103.34
109.76
40
89.09
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107.01
89.32
59.64
Total
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89.42
59.64
19
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89.89
34.38
49.06
171.76
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Second
First.
34.23
47.09
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46.64
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164.21'
164.20
October 31—
.
46.52
.
October 29
October 30
November 1
34.97
47.80 /
,
Total
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10
T'
102.77
106.97
102.57
107.04
102.47
107.01
,
102.42
35.20
61.75
103.86
110.03 i<
89.98
107.04
102.73
35.67
50.63
62.94
103.89
110.53
90.61
107.03
103.02
New York Stock
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WEEKLY
-
-
Exchange
YEARLY
NOTICE—Prices are "and Interest"—-except for Income and defaulted bonds.
Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded In the week's range, unless they are the
only transactions of
the week, and when outside of the regular weekly range are shown in a footnote in the week in which
they occur.
No account la taken of such sales In computing the range for the
year, iv
The italic letters In the column headed "Interest Period" indicate In each case the month when the bonds
mature.
-
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
LOW AND
Monday •'*?
Saturday
Oct. 26 uV
how
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High
HIGH SALE
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Oct. 28
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Oct. 30
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Oct, 29
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BONDS
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NEW YORK STOCK
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Highest
♦103.11
103.13
*103.11
103.13
*103.11 103.13
♦103.11
103.13
*103.10
103.12
*103.10
103.12
Treasury 4%s ————1947-1952
♦106.23
106.25
*106-23
106.25
104.14 July 12
*106.23
106.25
*106.23
106.25
*106.23
106.25
*106.23
106.25
•108.28
108.30
*108.28
108.30
*108.28
108.30
*108.29
108.31
*108.30
109.1
Treasury 3 Vis
Treasury 3s
110.3
Jun
•111.27
111.29
*111.27
111.29
*111.29
111.31
*111.29 111.31
*111.31
112.1
112.21
*102.20 .102.22
*102.20
102.22
*102.20
102.22
*102,20 102.22
*107.11
107.23
*102.20 102.22
*107.10
1 07.12
*107.11
107.13
*107.10
107.12
*107.10
107.12
*112.11
112.13
*112.13
112.15
*112.13 112.15
♦112.15
112.17
*112.27 112.29
*112.28
112.30"
*112.29 112.31
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114.13
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114.17
•114.21
114.23
103.7
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103.7
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*103.5
*103.5
103.7
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103.7
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103.6
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104.25
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104.25
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104.25
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104.26
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104.27
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105.18
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♦105.17
105.19
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105.2
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105.1
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105.2
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105.4
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106.29
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*106.31 107.1
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107.1
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104.24
*104.25
104.27
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104.29
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104.6
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104.11
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104.12
*103.25
103.27
*103.29 103.311
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104.2
103.30
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105.18
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105.1
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106.30
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104.19
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104.19
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103.21
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104.3
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103.19 103.19
105.3
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103.19
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103.20
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103.16
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103.17
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103.20
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103.15
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103.16
r *103.14 103.16
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103.19
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103.25
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102.12 102.12
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102.19
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102.25
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102.26
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102.13
*102.13
102.15
*105.17
105.19
♦105.17
105.19
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105.19
♦105.19 105.21
♦105.22 105.24
102.13
102.15
102.15
102.13
102.13
•102.17
*105.16
105.18
*105.16
105.18
*105.16
*103.26
103.28
*103.27 103.29
*103.27
109.24 Mar
28
111.18 Feb
19
111
1U.27 Apr
Aug 23
115.26 Jan
17
112.17 Aug
105.14 Jun
114.25
Aug" 2 3
109.22 Feb
6
108.27 Aug
110.15 Mar
113.12 Aug 12
115.23 Apr
15
112.10 Jan
113.3
113.3
1
19
112.21
Jan
113.2
Jan
116.16
Deo J; ;
106.6
Oct
107.15
Apr
Jun
1948-1951
1951-1954
1958-1963
1960-1965
Nov.
1
Nov
118.15 Mar 12
118.23 Feb
106
106
Nov
Dec
106.11 Mar"
113.20 Nov
413.30 Oct
1948
1949-1953
—
.1950-1952
Treasury 2%s.
Treasury 2y2s
Treasury 2Vzs
Treasury 2y2s
Treasury 2y2s
——1952-1954
Apr
Apr
2
106.16 May
107.15 Jan
28
106.28
Sep
107.25
105.29
107.5
Jan
17
105.24
7
108.4
Jun
7
105.19 Aug
107.1
Jun
108.15 Nov
1
107.27 Apr
2
100.28
Jan
103.4
102.17 Aug
102.9
July /
Aug 19
1956-1958.
108.4
1962-1967
105.22 May
1963-1968
104.9
Jan
10
107.4
Apr
16
100.18
Jan
103
Jan
4
107.9
Apr
9
100.17
Jan
6
100.15
Jan
.
.
—June 1964-1969
Dec. 1964-1969
Jun
102.22 Jan
Sep
July
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2y2s
4
107.19 Apr
.
1965-1970
102.11 Jan
2
107.9
102.2
Feb
;
.
-1966-1971
102.11 Jan
4
107.10 Apr
5
12
100.10 Jan
Treasury 2^8
4,500
*105.25 105.27.
*102.11
■
106.13 NOV
,
5,000
Highest
104.27 May 16
.
103.26
*103.18
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.
——1955-1960
Treasury 23/4s
Treasury 23/4S
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2y2s
Treasury 2y2s
*114.24 114.26
•
I
Treasury 23/4S —————1956-1959
113.4
Lowest
1949-1952
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
*102.21 -102.23
*107.13
112.18
*113
*108.30
:*
,
Year 1945
'
100.18
102.3
Feb
>
June 1967-1972
101.16 Jan
4
106.15 Apr
6
100.20 Aug
106.28 Apr 30
109.15 Feb
18
101.15 Jan
106.15 Aug 12
106.16 Apr
106.15 Aug
108.17
Aug 12
104.22 Sep 17
108.17
100.29 Jan
2
104.16 Apr
5
101.4
Jan
4
104.7
Apr
3
102
Apr 29
102
Apr '29
10,000
Treasury 2J/2s
Treasury 2y2s
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Treasury
.
Sept. 1967-1972
.
Apr
Jan
102.7
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100.30 Jan
101.24 July
107.28 Dec
8
100.23
Dec
101.15 Dec
12
106.29
Oct
107.26
Aug 12
107.14 Apr
3
108.21
Nov
108.21 Nov
100.27
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105.1
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*102.23
102.25
♦102.24
105.18
102.19
♦105.19 -105.21
*105.20
105.22
*105.18
105.20
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103.29
•103.28
103.30
*103.29
103.31
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103.31
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107.6
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107.6
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107.6
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102.26
*104.30 105
*104.29 104.31
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105.1
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105.1
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105.2
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2ViB
2yis
2 Vis
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101.27
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101.29
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102.1
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102.2
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102.2
*101.25
101.27
*101.27
101.29
*101.28
101.30
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2V4S
102.2
*101.13
101.15
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101.14
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101.14
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101.14
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2y4S
101.14
*101.1*3
101.15
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101.13
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101.13
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101.13
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101.14
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101.14
*101.11
101.13
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Dec. 1967-1972
*107.2
*102.14
107.4
102.16
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107.5
*107.3
102.16
*102.5
102.7
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102.7
*102.11
102.13
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102.13
*102.13
102.15
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102.15
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102.14
102.18
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102.16
102.14
102.16
101.30
102.16
102.1
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102.16
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102.2
102.16
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102.17
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1951-1953
.
—1952-1955
.
1954-1956
1956-1959
.
.
—June 1959-1962
—
—March 1948-1950
Dec. 1959-1962
1947
2s
2s
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102.7
•102.6
102.8
*102.6
102.8
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102.8
*102.11
102.13
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102.15
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102.16
*102.13
102.15
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*102.13 102.15
*102.14
102.16
102.16
*102.15
102.17
*102.14
102.16
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2s
Dec. 1949-1951
*102.15
102.17
*102.15
102.17
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2s
-March 1950-1952
*102.12
♦102.14
*102.17
102.14
102.19
*102.18
102.20
*102.20 102.22
*102.19 102.21
2,000
Treasury 2s
June 1949-1951
103.9
Jan 17
103.9
Jan
17
103.7
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103.22 Feb
6
102.21
*102.19
.
102.21
*102.20
102.22
*102.21
102.23
*102.23
-Sept. 1950-1952
102.25
102.16 Oct
28
♦102.23
102.25
102.29
*102.27
*102.27
Treasury 2s
.
102.29
102.29
1951-1953
*102.28
102.30
*102.29
102.31
102.20 Oct
18
*102.28
102.30
*102.21
102.23
*102.21
102.23
Treasury 2s
.
*102.22 102.24
1951-1955
*102.24
102.26
♦102.26
103.13 May 16
103.15 Aug 20
*102.23
*102.27
102.29
102.25
•102.23
102.25
*102.24
102.26
*102.26
102.28
*102.28
102.30
*102.29
*105.10
102.31
105.12
*105.10 105.12
*105.10
105.12
*105.11
105.13
*105.11
105.13
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*101.3
105.13
101.5
♦101.3
♦101.4
101.6
*101.4
101.6
*101.4
101.6
*101.4
*101.2
101.6
101.4
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and
*101.3
asked
101.5
101.5
price.
*101.3
No
sales
101.5
*101.4
transacted this
101.6
day.
a Odd
*101.4
lot
101.6
transaction.
*101.4
101.6
—June 1952-1954
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
—
Treasury l3/4s
Treasury IVis
—Dec. 1952-1954
104.3
Mar 15
104.14 Jan
.1948
.
.a
1950
28
103.13 May 13
104.26 Feb 18
103.28
Oct
102.9
Jan
104.24 Jan
102.20 May
Apr
July
102.27 Jun
Oct
102.26
101.29
Jan
103.5
Dec
103.8
Nov
Dec
Oct
102.10 Feb
103.16
100.25
Jan
103.30 Dec
103.1
•
Sep
103.1
Sep
100.17
Jan
104.4
Dec
102.25 Sep 24
104.29 Feb
106.12
Jan
106.12 Nov
101.14
101.31 Mar
101.9
Jan
101.23
102.17 Mar
100.26 Aug
1953-1955
.
Dec
102.26 Sep
102.21 July
*102.19
102.28
Nov,
July
102.26
*102.27
v
100.27
101.12
104.24
Sept. 1949-1951
.
300.15 Sep
100.18 Dec
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107.5
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101.3
May 17
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100.13
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Monday, November 4, 1946
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136
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97
,—1967
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»
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1985
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1976
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4s
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i
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103%.
141
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v
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July 1970
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1966
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.1950
i
106%.
96
124%
:
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99%
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i
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:
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119%
109
1970 '
.
104
101%
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1977
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1951
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Cons
31
1949
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;
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—1989,'
114
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stamped
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4s
ref 3s__
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136
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87
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M-S*
1959
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•
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■■■J.
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t
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Jan I 2044
; Chicago
& North Western Ry—
r
94
*115
-1996
,
52
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103%
15
,
100%
92%
to
.1951
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to Jan 1 1947) due—
1950
56 w
•
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'A:
29
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Feb 11960
:
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60 Ve
105% 105 Va
105
103%
;
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109
•
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■"
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94
mtge gold 4s
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4% to
r -
21%
61%
32%
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—1952
July 1948
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:
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series
1st mtge 4s ser
1st
due
23%
-
1996.
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-
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1% to
Dec 1 1946) due
—1995
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to Deo 1 1946) due
26
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97%
2"
99
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,
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mortgage 3%s
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i
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gold 5s
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;
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no
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1982
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.
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113%
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gold 4s—
•
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Chicago
y
;
1962
deb
85
•
1961
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3s debentures
A
104%
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13
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'
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f
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registered
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p
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
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10
;
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Telegraph Co.—
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>
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gold 4s
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!
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Ss
)
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3%s
87%
13
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1996
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gold 4s—_ 1989'
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1948
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33
■
-
98
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RAILROAD
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47%
14
.
96% "
90%
1958
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l;
108
86 I
51%
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i
General gold 4%s
'
1007
'
assented
-1945
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'
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—1978i' 4-4%-4%8 extl readjustment
1978
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1984
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.-1958
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5s
F-A'-
;
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197f
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1979
.
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80
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121
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.
&
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gold 5s
22
«
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1955
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.
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105
.
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1962
70
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54
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60
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118
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1959
64
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(Kingdom)—
1962;
assented
61%
124
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——1965
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55
58
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1940
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■"
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119
119
119
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114 %
118
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Ry
;
71
55
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1968
1966
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*
t
2004,
7s
of)
A
60
:
; 64%
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Serbs Croats & Slovenes
A 8s secured
external
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(Prov
v
114%
—1951
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^orP 3%s debs
71
65
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(Int reduced to 3.5%)-
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71
'f
-.1999
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(Int reduced to 2%)
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70
66
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1956
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f
43
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s
X
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;
1950
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(Int reduced to
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loan
36
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5 A Secured
*55
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111
loss
Ce anese
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(Int reduced to
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i.
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57
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1930
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108
125
118%
119
1970
4%s—_
105
109%
118% 119%'
111%
118%
1957
5s
105%
104
•
106
111%
'*105
iflfw
deb stk perpetual
Carolina Clinch & Ohio 4s
Cart' & Adir 1st
gtd gold
A
104
1974
;Can Pac Ry 4%
-
5 A San Paulo
M3s—1976
,|7; Guaranteed gold 4%s
48'
36%
1957
gold
gold
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"
40
-2001
f
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1960
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gold
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|
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High
pursuant to Plan A
extl secured
—1955
gold 4%s
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January 1
Sold
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1952
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(Int reduced to 2%)
1957
Canada Southern cons
gtd 5s A
Canadian National
Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
•
Low
A6%s
High
1-310
Teletype—NY
Week's Range
Friday
Exchange
.
Low
Certificates of deposit
Terminal
Power 1st
Calif Oregon Power
3V8s
BONDS
New York Slock
Stamped
Range Since
January 1
Sold
No.
New York 6
4-4933
(City) 8s
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1934
*
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& Nor—
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...
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or
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at
•r:
'
Sale Price
Low
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Pgh Ry—
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(interest
3% to May 1, 1947) due
i
Last
Period
Railroad
Interest
•
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&
Elec
•
3Ves debs.—1971
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A-O,
series L
—1977
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1965
Consolidated Edison of New York—
1
3%s debentures
:
.—.1948
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—
1956
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-+.1958
—
'
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29
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M-S
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51- v-
—
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116
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103
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102%
101%
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104% 104%
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^Volume 164
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4539
||i NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Stock
Interest
Exchange
Last
Week's Range
or Friday's
Bonds
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Sold
deb 4s_>,.-1954
non-conv
A Debenture
4s
A
4s
Debenture
Consumers
Crucible
1955
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Baking
Steel
3'As
mtge
debs
f
debs
RR
J-D
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5s
J-J
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103
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,
—
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B
ser
76
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Ind 111 & Iowa 1st gold 4s
#
>
30
A
■
1st
series
6s
1975
N
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Lack
8s
*103%
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Power
& Rio
& Light 3s
Grande RR—
§ Alst
consol
4s
A General
A Ref &
'
Int Rys
51%
6s
109%
59
94
1944
1972
>
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102% 103
102% 102 U
& Teleg deb gold 4'/2S_1952
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9,0 5/a
90%
90%
& St 2%s.
102%
102 V4 102%
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Jones & Laughlin Steel 3Via—
Kanawha 8b Mich 1st gtd gold 4s..l990
Kansas City Fort Scott 80 Mem Ry—
53%
108%
v
65
52%
Kentucky
Kentucky
58
&
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.—1970
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■K
>
110%
*108
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Range Ry 3%s—1962
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gold 5s—1937
57
6
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92
—
15
/
f
53%
-
;
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*
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——1961
1997
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r
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,
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108
—;—1961
:
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|
75
45%
—-1961
——.—1961
——
-
4V2S
110%
106%
6
65
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v
'
59 Vs
59
*47
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3s
106% 109
106% 109
>
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—1995
1961
15
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gold 4s.l995
A
108%
107%
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107%
104 %
123 Ya
122
65%
72
-1987
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85Vs
83 %
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101 %
100 %
1974
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Detroit Edison 4s series F
104% 104%
.
——————
70 %
104%
71
75%
*73
-
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s
1955
—
—
73
A Certificates of deposit
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1950
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__1975
63%
58 Vs
60
*105
1936
§ A Refunding gtd 4s
1936
—
Duquesne Light 1st M
57
1956
series C
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Jersey
-
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53
gold
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1973
.
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s
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107%
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50
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A
97 %
107%
58 Vs
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47%
——1936
gold
106
65%
62
18
53%
94
•—
May 1 2042
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106 %
104
div
& ref M 5s ser C
—-1973
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due—-——1993
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:
■'
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43
—
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95
104 %
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1956
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104%
104
,
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1965
,—1965
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1963
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100
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6
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6
—1946
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60
46
—
—
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j-j
A—.—1970
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104
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75
108%
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15
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101 'A, 106
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1965
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s
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,
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Friday
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 1
'
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:/;•
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17
,-1965
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115Y8
1997
115 V*
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East Tenn Va & Ga Div 1st
Ss—1956
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(NY)
cons
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El Paso 8b S W
157
102 >
102%
105
106%
1970
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111
112
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mtge 3V2S ser A
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
124%
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fist
cons
mtge 3%s
ser E
1964
1st
cons mtge 3%s ser F
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■s
103
1990
95%
92
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63
67
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67
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inc debs.
(B F)
Co
76%
1952
-78
1951
1962
42
36%
42
33
65
—
35
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31
60
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39'A
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69
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78
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89
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25
'
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10
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7
66
99
94%
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29
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2010
89%
90
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A Debentures ctfs B
1961
96%
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65
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1959
103
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1975
.
,
86
20
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2015
30
65
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i
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103
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—1976
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1 #
>
80
'
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1969
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—1999
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1937
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1962
1970
series A
Hudson Co Gas 1st gold 5s
1949
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99--'
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.
79
7%
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26
98
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78
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60
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104
110
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1951
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—
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1951
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1953!
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1st
—i—1955.
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90%
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98
81
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D
footnotes
see
page
2307.
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19
22%
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1978
.,
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97%
102 Va
98
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106
931/2
103
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series
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i
-X
46%
83
66%
7.7%
83
65% 102%
.79
gtd bold 4s—1991
—
*103'A
—
60
99
■
100-
Q4.
103
?
;;
102% 103%
55
74%
69%
67
1955
4%s series B
"
57%
55
103
105% 106%,
—
*102 '/a
1951
HR
79
*105%
—>—1955
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s„—1986
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gtd 5s
1947
Constr M
14%
2iya
77%
>
Morrell
Constr
103
19
Monongahela Ry 3'As series Bj—-1966
107 »A
103
68
^-_>>_——1981
ext
64'A
65 Va
1977
(John) & Co 3s debs_
.J-1958
Morris & Essex 1st gtd 3%s
——2000
72%
:,
23%
1975
4s
ref
196?
gold 5%S
—_——1949
Alst & ref gold 5s series H__^_1980
,
'
>
65%
.89'A
62 Va
99%
58'A
83%
98% 102 »A
102%
.97
99'A
1
105
103% 103%
106'A
-99'A
106%
98%
105%
Nashville Chattanooga 8s St Louis—
-
1986
debs_1970
!
1965
{ ANaugatuck RR 1st gold 4s
1954
•
1963
1st ref
ser
75
108 %
*100 Va
1st & ref 4%s series C—
mtge 4s
'
Jan 1967
Montreal Tramways 5s
102
*98% 100%
HI Cent and Chic St L & N O—:
Joint 1st ref; 5s series A
:
4'As series D
108 »/a
106
*93%
99'A
104
1990
104%
•„
*98'A 100'A
1951
gold 4s
96
1962
93
102
98
•:
75
103'A 104
103'A 103'A
104
104'/a
'
89%
RR—
A
88
92'/a
100
:.*95Va 101
1951
Registered
For
106
7 '6'A
Louisville Div 8b Term gold 3%s_1953
Western
,107
99
100
87 Y4
*63 Vs 100
108
88
*107%
Omaha Div 1st gold 3s
1951
St Louis Div & Term gold 3s
1951
Gold 3%a
——195T
91%
101
>—1950
1951
97
> 94
1966
gold 3s
119
103
101
91%
91%
A Conv
v
92
—
series
adjust 5s series A
A 1st & ref 5s
4
—
101
1952'
:
Refunding 5s
40-year 4%s
Cairo Bridge gold 4s—
Litchfield
; 96%
1955
Purchased lines 3V2S—>—
Collateral trust gold 4s
105
102% 106
lll'A,
*111% 118
Jan 1971
Jan 1991
series B
4s
lien
A General
.—1951
5s
{Missouri Pacific RR Co—
Alst
1951
113'A
94
94%
94
104'A 104'A
2d
AGen mtge 4s inc
78
*109% 110%
^
4s
1st gold 3%s
107%
105
105
105
2003
series F
Mo Kansas & Texas 1st 4s
76%
■
gold
106'A
104%
—
Mihn St Paul 8s Sault Ste Marie—
'—'•
*87y2- 95
>99
V99
:
1st
1201,
*106%
>1960
1954
Manati Sugar 4s sink fund—Feb 11957
AManila RR (Southern Lines) 4s
1959
Mead Corp 1st mtge 3s„———1966
Metropolitan Edison 1st mtge 2%s_1974
Metrop Wat Sew & Drain 5%s—>1950
|§AMet West Side El (Chic) 4s»1938
Michigan Central-?- Jack Lans & Sag 3%s———1951
1st gold 3%s
—;—:
>1952
Ref & impt 4%s series C_
11979
Michigan Cons Gas 1st mtge 3%s_1969
{§AMidland of N J 1st ext 5s
1940
*99% 101
*i35ya
Feb 1957
RR—
107%
114
103%
114
lut'A 104%
1st mtge & coll 4s ser B
Telep 2%s series A„_1981
Central
104'/s
Maine Central RR 4%s ser A
99%
A Cum
Illinois
104
114
.
Hocking Valley Ry 1st 4%&
105% 107%
107%
104'% 104 Vs
-
917/s
v
65
3
•;10
Household
120 %
us
104'% 104Va
gold 3s—-—1980
Atl Knox 8b Cinq Div 4s
1955
94%" 100%
2000
1st & ref 3%s series D
Gulf States Utll 1st M 2%s
ref
136%
114%
118
V—.
107
99% 101
Illinois Bell
*118
_>
.134%
99%' 107
—>—>—1982
„
"•i
128
—
114% 114%
114%
106^ 1103V
10
101'A
ser P
5s
.
"
106^ 107
.
1900
mtge 3 VeS ser O
f
75%
*127%
35'%
Nashdlle RR—
&
8t Louis Div
115% 122%
129% 140%
24
-
129% 129%
1973
Gen mtge 3Vss ser N
s
46
77
1st & ref M 2%s ser G———2003
y,
General 4Vas series D———1976
General 4%s series E
1977
1st
41'%
v
r'3914
__
1966
Louisville Gas & Elec 3%s_
76%
37
-
101% 101%
1947
Great Northern Ry CoGeneral 5%s series B
General 5s series C
Genvmtge 2%s
10
77%
3s debentures >—_>>—————1963
:
,
mtge 2%s_1965
Grays Point Term 1st gtd 5s
Gen
77%;'
Long Island unified 4s__——
1949
Guaranteed ref gold 4s—>—1949
4s stamped
_1949
Lorillard (P) Co deb 5s—>>——1951
1969
1st
84%
68
75%
69%
104% 105
Berg Co cons 5s
1949
Realty & Utilities Corp—
Goodrich
1954
—>1950
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry ext 5s_1951
Lex & Eastman 1st 50-yr 5s gtd
1965
Gas & Elec of
General
84%
stamped——1974
64%
ACertificates of deposit-,
Francisco Sugar coll trust 6s.
1964
1974
Lehigh Valley N Y 4%s ext
Lehigh Valley RR—
>W[ 4s stamped modified
2003
,} :
4s registered —1
———2003
4V2S stamped modified——-^2003
4%s registered _—>—Tii.>>^—2003
'//'5s stamped modified——h——2003
100%
104% 105
102'% 102%
Alst 8b ref 5s series A
1964
——-
Leh Val Harbor Term gtd 5s
106
Firestone Tire 8b Rub 3s deb.
{Florida East Coast 1st 4%s.
5i^stompe$_i—_—>
5s
100%
1953
1954
_
_
1st &Tref sirik fund 5s———.
106
Ohio Div 1st mtge 3%s——,1971
,
V'
106
2000
1954
•
1st & ref sink fund 5s
103%
106%
75
stamped
"■
1970
1st & ref sink fund 5s
;:f 5s
127%
stamped--—>—1965
^rie Railroad Co—
5s
1975
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co-—.V../
122%
155
1950
Electric
120%
1995
gold 5s
98
1st mtge 3s ser B
National Dairy Produots 2%s
National Steel 1st mtge 3s
102%
99
98
103%,
102'A 102%
101% 105%
104% 105
103%
106%,
106
110
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
l i
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
BONDS
Friday
Interest ij
No; York Stock Exchange
Period
.
•
FOR WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER
Last
or
Friday's
Bonds
.:
'X
Bid & Asked
1
BONDS
Week's Range
Bale Price
Monday, November 4, 1946
Friday
Low
Newark
Consol
Gas
5s__
oons
1948
3-D
5tANew England RR gtd 5s
1945
J-J
t A Consol gtd 4s
New England Tel St Tel 5s A
1945
J-J '
1952
1st
gtd 4l/2S series B—
—1961
Junction RR gtd 1st 4s__——1986
New Jersey P & L 1st
mtge 3s
1974
New Orleans Great Nor 5s
A——1983
N J
N O &
N E 1st ref & imp 4M2S
1952
Orleans Term 1st gtd 4s—.—1953
New
tNew
Orleans Texas St
tANon-cum
Laat
Period
Sale Price
Low
No.
88%
,.
109
•
—
*—
—
AT-8
91 Mi
109
—
J-3
—
-
•"
»
103
104
inc
5s
series
of
series
A 1st
5s
series
4MiS
ACertificates
A 1st
5 Mas
89%
106
:104
-—-1954
90
N Y Central
91 Mi
RR 4s
series
A
—1998
St
impt 4MaS
series
A
2U13
70%
St
impt 5s series
2013
80%
C—
N Y Cent & Hud
River 3%s—
; 3%s
registered
Lake Shore coll
gold 3M2S
90
New
York
i—1998
87
1998
73%
80
93 M«
N Y
Lack
4%s
•
98%
B—1975
ser
99%
St
99
% 107
*
113
82%
1973
118%
115
deb
4s
deb
•;
3M2S
ADebenture
A 1st
•
1st
&
Port
'
gold 4 Mas
§ A General gold
§ A Terminal 1st
1954
1st
102
10%
Niagara Falls
gtd 4s
1993
■74
103%
1963
5s
103
mtge 4M2S series B
:
89%
;
92
*—
.1959
90
127
—
Power
3Mas__
.
.
1957
'
39%
41
&
1st
mtge
3s
1972
ref
mtge
5s
2037
160
165
2037
240
251 Ma
mtge
8s
—1975
96
Gen
mtge
3M4S
*125%
125%
*107 Ma
1969
series J
"
105
St.
107%: 127%
105
71 Ma
69%
*68
105
72%
69 V*
95 Ma
90
94%
90 Mi
94 Ma
96%
97
92 Ma
24
Grand Island
&
96%
98
94 Ma
112
97 :
106%
3
1
*__
110
APrior lien 4s
109
y
101 Ms
lien
1971
103
107
1947
1st 4s
gold 5s
M
A
ser
of
100%
102 M*
94% i? 98
1996
1996
87 & 100 M*
99 M*
J,
1950
of
B
1950
deposit
series AuU«—-„«1978
ACertificates of deposit stpd—
—.
109
4M2S
tSt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
1989
2
Nov 1989
20
SAist term & unifying 5s—1952
10
1st
bond
4s
certificates
ctfs
AGen St ref gold
5s series A
St Paul St Duluth 1st
194J
3s
ser
16%
16
1974
—1975
Oklahoma Gas St Electric 2%s
Oregon-Washington RR
St Paul
gold 4S-1968
1941
cons
1975
A—1960
16%
Depot 3M8s B
Scioto V & N E 1st gtd 4s
'
:
—
100
.105.%,
,
100 Ms
'
•
105 % 105
100
—
;r" -v)
i
.' v".v
' "r-i •';>
x
AGen mtge 4M2s ser A
t A Seaboard All Fla 6s A ctfs
104% 105.%
1st
St
1st
& ref
mtge 3s series J.—.
1970
St ref
M
105
3s
1971
1st
&
M
3s
L
105% 105%
105
1974
M
105
—1979
105 Va 105%
105 Ma 106
105Ma
lll7/a
Southern
*105M4 105 7/a
105Ma
111
Southern
101 Ma 101%
100%
107%
107
107
1st
&
ref M 3s
1st
St
ref
series
mtge 3s
&
Tel
Paducah St 111 1st
N—i
ser
2%s
1977
debs—1985
f gold 4MaS
s
Paterson St Passaic G St E
1955
*107%
3M2S
inc
conv
Pennsylvania
Gtd
4s
debs
.
*
E
trust
ctfs.
mtge
f
s
3s
Pennsylvania
Consol
4s
sterl
Cons
RR—
gold
—1965
■
stpd
X
-
4s
dollar.
-May 11948
sinking fund 4M2S
General
1960
4%s series A_—
5s
General
i
XX*
HI
125%
:
:
107%
113% J
104 Ma 104%
102 Mi
series
B
104 Ma
,
103
103 Ma 103%
105 3A
104%
113
122 % 123
114
113
103
100%
see
page
—
114%
1952
footnotes
2307.
(Oregon Lines) A—1977
4MaS
1960
101%
1981
100%
1950
106
4Mas
San Fran Term 1st 4s
97 Me
97%
99,
106
08 Ma
101. v
106 Ma
Pacific
BR* Co—
.
"-V'
*
93%
87
V
•
.^V.X
»
gold 5s—1994
1956
gen 6s
1956
Devel St gen 6 Ma s
1956
Mem Div 1st gold 5s
:—1996
X St Louis Dlv 1st gold 4s
—1951
Vy Devel
114M4
.
94Mr
■
Devel & gen 4s series A
:
94
897/a
*91 %
1986
1996
1961
St
117% 119%
•
>98 Ma 100 Ma
100 Ma
112
114 Ma
X
109
'
::
112
113
114 Ma
*—'... 124
116
98
145
Ma
109 Ma
107
123 M*
llOV*
128
122%
135%
104%
109 Ma
.
v
104 7/e
104 7/a 105
.
..
121% 122M4
123 Ma
F
Gold
101%
',i
X ;; 1st mtge 2%s series F
s: Mi 1st
mtge 2MiS ser G
104% 104%
*104%
—
1985
For
■
122 %
Gen
ser
129
101%
100
101
1994
1st mtge
Co— i'v
"
1984
3 Mas
Pacific
X;1st mtge 2%S ser E_
107%]
103
mtge 4M*s series E
Conv deb 3M»s
:
vjtge
,
100 Ms
106%
*95
Southern Ry 1st cons
103% 104 Me
103%
1981
Gen
Indiana Ry
.X
104
1968
—
ivi
Gold
104%
*108% 110
—1965
4%s'series D_
106 Ma
*101 Ma
■
iXk 1st 4M2S
-
1948
—
General
-
1975
———'
debentures—
126
2% debentures 1———^4-—1985
•
1st
80
97 Ma
-——.--1979
3s debentures
'Southern
69
1952
Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3M2S—-I960
Pennsylvania Power St Light Co—
3s
A4oi
56
....
.—.—i960
Co—
series
97
100% 105
Southern Bell Tel So Tel Co—
109%
110%
:
Pennsylvania-Central Alrlines-A
-
90 Ma
25 Ma
96%fel07%
1941
1965
1976
..1963
110 Ma
'
108 Ma
'
101%
16%
109%
105
*105
5s_1949
cons
108%
—
105
132%
56
1935
& Sons 2MaS debs 1966
Union Oil 2Mas debs
1971
1st
*108%
63%
106%
97Ma
2016
(Jos E)
Skelly Oil 2%s debs
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2Mi8_.
South St Nor Ala, RR gtd 5s
Pacific Gas &- Electric Co—
series
"
105 %
129 M»
y
•1
.
t§ASilesian-Am Corp coll tr 7s
1966
114 Ma
35
;
•
Shell
series K
114
—
,
93
105
,
•
■Seagram
mtge 3M2S series I
63
62
133
1971
1989
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
1st mtge 4s ser A-.-——„_199fl
■
100%
Union
100% 120
85Ma. 100
7.
1990
t§ASt P & K C Sh L gtd 4Ma.S
fOgdensburg St Lake Champlain Ry—
1
102%
deposit
series
5s
ACertificates
ACons
106 Ma
106 Ma
1st
ACertificates
APrior
105%
101%
101%
St Adir
Lawr
iSt Louis San Francisco Ry—
112
98
99% 101%
20%,
10
2d gold 6S
St h Rocky Mt St P 5s stpd—1955
122%
69 Ma
70
95%
101%
74
9
St Jos
133%
107 V4 109%
109
—
109 Ma
:
42
1949
1041.
Saguenay Power 3s ser A
143 V*
128
109%
101% 101 Va
2%s
109
108%
107%
*107 Ma 108%
—
125%
l08Va
*108% ;
143
138%
109
guaranteed 4s
Ohio Edison 1st mtge 3S
88
71
,35%
132
101%
1st
115 V2
109
—
1967
1967
3M2S series I
1934
;
3MiS———1964
104 M2
v
49
t§AR I Ark & Louis 1st 4MaS
JARut-Canadian 4s stpd
t§ARutland RR 4%s stamped
mtge 2%s
——-1974
2%s ———.—.-1975
1st
105Va
95
101%
^-1977
mtge,3%S series H
Gen mtge
mtge
mtge
Tel
110%
107 V4
ref
A2d 4s inc bond
Pacific
45%
108
112 Ma
ref
Gen
'
Northern States Power Co—■
ref
y#
&
n
-
ref
;
i6
St
Rophestcr Gas & Elec Corp—
Gen mtge 4M>s series D
105% 105%
registered—.——1—^—1997
1st • ,mtge:
113
112
1977
108 'A
74
.—1966
Coll trust 4 Mis
■
102%
99
105% 107
1956
1940
registered.——.-2047
Ref & impt 4MiS series A
—2047
Ref & impt 5s series.C_
2047
Ref & impt 5s series D
-2047
A
127
127
—
*99% 101
w
102%
102%
Va 105 Mj
907/e
127
*129
inc deb—1964
88
103
—
*118%
103 Ma
90
89%; 89%
*103
106
106
102 Mi
103
90
90
1958
104
*103 Ma 104 M*
,
t§ARio Grande West 1st gold 4s„1939
A 1st cons St coll trust 4s A—
1949
1943
3s
1st
—
105
99%
Reading Co 1st St ref 3Mas ser D—1995
Revere Copper & Brass 3MtS
1960
1946
Gen lien ry St Id
gold 3s—>Jan 2047
(Wise)
1950
1M%
102 Ma
1968
1937
,{j'v'
(Minn)
—'
99% 100%
108
1st
12%
Gen Ss ref 4M2S series
A——1974
'
103%
*102 %
102% 109
*104% 107
1965
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s__1997
4s
r 102%
103%;
138%
142 •
"
129
-
102
Norfolk Southern
Ry Co—A Gen
mtge 5s conv inc—;
.—2014
Norfolk & Western
Ry 1st gold 4s_1996
North Central gen St ref 5s
1974
~%,r
•126%
JAProvidence Terminal 4s
5>/2
5%
101% 1017/a
mtge. 2%s_1975
cons
gold 5s
t§A N Y West & Bost 1st
4MaS
I
'
u
1975
1975
Quaker Oats'2%s deb:
1955
i
§ A2d
'
125
1970
1st
*§AN Y Susq & W 1st ref
5s——1937
'
A___
Chester—
4s
N Y Queens El Lt &
Pow 3 Mas
Steam Corp 1st 3MiS——
,v-
mtge 5s series
1947
N Y
•
123
134 M*
126% 135
-
River
Power St Light
St Putnam 1st
N Y
1964
125
1954
AGeneral 4s
N Y
guaranteed 4M2S
120%
1963
1st
OnV& .WestTef"^4b1IIJun"e"l992
tAN Y
cons
122%
1960
4s_—
1957
4M2s series of 1927—1967
& ref
t A Harlem
,
W*
105% 106%
116%
Public Service El St Gas 3Mts
96
ANon-conv deb 4s—.
—1955
ANon-conv deb 4s__
1956
ADebenture certificates 3MaS
1956
ACopv deb 6s
1948
1A Collateral trust 6s
—1940
:
J
1947
ANon-conv deb 3Mas
;
4V2S
1st mortgage 3MiS
t A Providence Securities 4s-
119%
82%
82%
.
Potomac El Pwr 1st M 3V*s.—-1966
115% 115%
105
88
Non-con v
cons
APittston Co 5%
;
111M4
106% 109
112 Ma
105
•
•
1953
mtge 5s series B
Gen mtge 3%s ser E—
IN Y New Haven St
Hartford RR—
ANon-conv
I
1st
104%
108
♦10O
2000
1—2043
series A
105
11
1957
1st mtge 4V2S series C
1960
Pitts Young & Ash 1st 4s ser A—1948
1st gen 5s series B
1962
,1st gen 5s series C—
—1974
1st 4MaS series D——
_1977
105
*
—
series
A
guaranteed gold
guaranteed
4s
Pitts St W Va 1st 4%s series A
106 Ma
99%
105% 105%
*106%
V4
102%
*107% 114
1948
2043
4s
99%
101 % 102
11%
*9
1st mtge 4%b series B—*950
93% 100%
102 7/a 103%
1966
B
West
98
95 '
1951
107
107
9%
26.
10 Va
21
102% 105%
103% 103%
■
.
—
108
103 %
102
10
-
Pitts Steel 1st mtge 4%s
106
99
1965
money gold 4s—.—1949
N Y & Harlem
gold 3MtS
Mtge 4s series A
series
11
-
Plttsb Coke St Chem 1st mtge 3MaS_1964
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
3 Mas debentures'
1965
97 Ma
1998
Dock 1st gold 4s
N Y Edison 3M4S series
D
1st lien & ref 3Mis series E
N Y Gas El Lt H St Pow
gold 5s
4s
103'A 103%
*
—
N Y
Mtge
G
Gen
95
*93%
102%
102% 103%
102% 103 1
1:!
—
1974
Gen
1
<
100
mtge 3 Vis ser E
1980
1st mtge 3« ser
F—1986.
•Purchase
IO6V4IO6M4
102%
1967 $■
s
106%
Pgh Cine Chicago St St Louis RR—-
Chicago St St Louis—
Cohnecting RR 2%s
1971
Series
109 Ma
77
Ref
N Y
2%s
—
Series
114 Ma
93
1998
3%s registered
Mich Cent coll gold 3M2S
3%s registered
rel
Series H cons guaranteed 4s
98M»
102%
1997
F
Series
99%
65
4s
Series
95%
_1997
,
&
1937"
107 Ma
Ref
142%
125% 135
105% 108%
137
125% 125%
v
1964
X.r/X'fv'.'J
Ref
,
1st
I 4s
109Ma
deposit
V
—1974
...
94%
•.}'•'/&:
•
1980
107%
98% 105%
Pgh Cine Chicago & St Louis Ry—
Series E 3 Ma8 gtd gold
1949
108
90 Mi
88
deposit—
A
of
,-v.-''.
109
83
D
ser
B
t§APhilippine Ry 1st
106
1956
of
ACertificates
V:'
85
deposit—
series
Electric
94
v
36
106
ACertificates of deposit
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debs
90
1956
of
Phila
66
-
1974
C 1st St ref M 2%s—
92 Ma
88 Mi
series-D
3%s
65
1st gold 4s—
series
5s
65%
High
103 : : 106%
—
Apr 1990
General gold 4'/2s series C—1977
Philadelphia Co coll tr 4MtS—.
1961
111%
73
deposit
C
ACertificates
A 1st
General
108 %
84%
1954
of
Marquette Ry
Phila Bait St Wash
*103
'
66
Low
High
5%s
_.
1st and ref 2%s
A——1935
B
ACertificates
Pere
108
103
4
deposit
5s
110
102
2
103% 104
„
118
104
103
*103% 104-
ext-
AIncome 4s___
127%
107 Ma
1960
Eastern 4s
Peoria St Pekin Union Ry,
114 V*
118
7
120
Low
1947
Peoria St
103%
123 Va
11
109%'
*—107%
J-J
Peoples Gas L St C ret 5s—
105 Ma
88
5
123% 124 %
__
F-A
94
88
.
M-N
50
91V4
:
High
107 W 110 '/a
Range Sbtee
January 1
Bid A Asked
r
Mexico Ry—
ACertificates
A 1st
V.'
91%
..
J-D
3-J
High
*107
Week's Range
or Friday'a
Interest
fork Stock Exchange
New
I
Range Sine*
January 1
Sold
"'
115
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs—1985
Ma
114
113 Ma 114M4
102% 103 7/a
•
X
100
100%
ASpokane Internat 1st gold 4MaS—2013
Stand Oil of Calif 2%s debs—1966
Standard Oil (N J) deb 2%s
1971
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debs„
Swift St Co 2%s debs
1966
1961
101 Ma 102
*46 %
47 Ma
*104% 105 Ma
100 Ma
44
104 M*
107%
67 Ma
107 M*
98 Ma
97%
103
103
103 Ma 103 Ma
102 M4
106
97 Ma
*102 Ma
99%
[Volume 164
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4539
2307
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
BONDS
New
York
Stock
Last
Period
Sale Price
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Terminal RR Assn of St
Ref & imp M 4s ser C
J -J
130
130 >
1
A-O
10414 104'/a
10
M-N
,—1985
1965
106
106%
28
Texas & New Orleans RR—
1st & ref M 3V4S ser B
1970
A-O
..1990
;
Gen & ref M 37/«s
101
A-O
2000
ser E
1985
101
96%
137 Va
AGen mtge
4s inc ser A—Jan 1981
Apr
103 V2
109
86%
108
AGen mtge inc 4'As ser B—Jan 1991
1st mtge 3'As ser B
1971
Apr
105
J-J
Texas Pacific-Missouri—
Pac Tenn RR of New
Orl 3%s„1974
Third Ave Ry ls£ ref 4s
1960
26
101
F-A
100'A
J-D
103
J-J
"
•
97'%
Warren RR
1027/s
98 V2
Baking
105%
59%
A-O
59%
53
M-H
96 3A
h-O"
—:
—
110
Pacific
MM.
F-A
'
'
103
5s
1975
A-O
*—
103%
A-O
*„
34Ya
1967
23/4s debentures
Union Pacific RR—
1970
mtge 2'As
1013/4
1976
F-A
103
1991
Af-S
1966
A-O
1976
M-N
1959
„
series
C
United Biscuit 2%s debs
U S Rubber 2%s
102
J-J
Af-S
.102
.v-•
debentures
Ref
J-D
debs
Universal Pictures 3%s debs
102
*1
'
.•
'•
4V2S
inc
J-D
103
■:/
103
101
102
;
Winston-Salem
107%
933/4
1013A
99%
993/4
—
99%
Gen
*
ref
&
99%
2%s
M
101%
V
of
993/4 104%
ACertificates
Electric
Public
Elec
&
23
96
72
108
85
276
72
108 %
*101% 102
66%
64%
65%
66%
94'/a
91
64
109% »
106%
*106
104
99«A
100
108
104%
104% 105%
102%
103% 104
108
123
90
117
117
117
69
74
58
65
87%
21 Va
26
20%
56
22 Va
51
-1949
*23
Power
3%s_
100'A
100%
*109 Va
102 Va
109
A*100
2
110
2%
Power
sale not
included
in
hot
sale
year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sal©
not included in the year's range.
rCash
the
Included
.
.
200-
tTlie price represented is the dollar quotation per
106 Va
104
pound unit of bonds. Accrued interest payable at the exchange rate of $4.8484.
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
123
the Bankruptcy Act,
122 Va
99 Va
Beotion 77 of
or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
selling flati^J";.-
115
103%
113
*105% 108
103 3/4 1041/a
103%
101%
65
69 Va
100
U47/8
A-O
M-N
101%
101 Va
,■
101 % 101%
69
deposit
delivery
109
73
85
the year's range, n Under-the-rule sale
in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon. "
in
116%
79%
101
101
.
J-J
1st cons
58..—.^———.——.
1958
Virginian Ry 3s ser B
—1995
111
96 Va
79%
101%
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
102'/a 102 Va
*100%
104 Va
1
85
A— _1992
series
Service
Lt &
Deferred
Included
MS
109
35
105'/a
843A
of
Wisconsin
not
MS
107 Va
106
MS
§ASu & Du div & term
F-A
Power Co—
1st & ref mtge 2%s ser
E
1975
Va Iron Coal & Coke
1st gold 5s__1949
Va & Southwest 1st
gtd 5s
2003
117V4
105
J-D
1st 4s—;— -I960
S B
ACertificates
104
M-N
1957
114
87%
Wheeling Steel 3'A series C_—, -1970
Wilson & Co 1st mortgage 3s_—. -1958
a
Vandalla RR cons
g 4s series A—1955
Virginia Electric
4
—
114
100 Va 101
Ji
1;
104
82'/a
—2361
t§AWisconsin Central 1st 4s—
*99
99%
;
104 3/a
8
/
68 Va
104'A
'
Yonkers
f 4s series B
56%
101 Va
87%
_1949
104%
105%
37
953/4 A
95
102
:
—
102
105
103
102 Va
105 %
,2361
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 4s
.
1013/4
>:
HOVa
7
:
65 Va
MS
1951
1960
101 Va
17
99
2
107
•
108% 108 Va
"
._1971
Wisconsin
s
107 %
*105% 106%
May
—1950
1st 4s guaranteed—
Registered
34
103
72
77.'■
Cons
95 %
114
J-D
A—2014'
ser
debentures
West Shore
I'<
••••
n. A--
<
102
107
13
101% 102
.;
102%
34
,
'
,'v
112%
/"
104'A
104
-
1947
1st & land
grant 4s
27/as
J-J
109»A
1
110V4 110 Va
.1945
•/
%.■
AT-N
Union Oil of Calif 3s debs
50
Western Union Telegraph Co—
2%
-1971
1st mtge & coll tr 23As
t§AUnion Elev Ry (Chic)
97 Va
*99
Westipghouse E1& Mfg 2 VaS--— -19513%s
106V4
101% 101 Va
A-O
_
of Mo
97
*58
•
J-J
30-year 5s
Electric Co
83 Ya
70
106
'
\
Q-Af
1966
Maryland 1st 4s
Western
101
»101V4 101%
Western
110
*101%
MS
82%
105%
Funding & real estate 4VaS
25-year gold 5s
Union
90
13
100'A
96%
107 Y;
-
F-A
1952
3V2S series I
Power
49
MS
Tri-Continentai Corp 27/aS debs—1961
West Penn
102
—
86%
99
5VaS
Co
1st ref gtd
103
104
J-D
High
Low
85
*91
"
AAdj income 5s
Jan 1960
Tol & Ohio Cent ref &
lmpt 33As__1960
Trenton Gas & Elec 1st
gold 5s—1949
Range Since
January 1
Sold
No.
*
debs
«;
1970
gold 3%s—2000
Washington Central Ry 1st 4s—1—1948
Washington Terminal 2%s ser a—1970
Westchester Ltg ,5s stpd gtd
1950
Gen mtge 3%s~
1967
88 Vs 104
Bonds
High
V
.
(subsordinated)
106
98
103
103
t
■31
100 Va
99
98
132
Ward
152'/a
93
127%
100%
104%
101 V
100 Va
58
96'/a
94
;
J-D
Bid & Asked
128 Va
Walworth Co conv debentures 3%S-1970
gold 5s
Week's Range
or
Friday's
High
,;.
C
ser
Last
Low
Wabash RR Co—
2019
imp 27/aS series D
Texas Corp 3s deb
Friday
Sale Price
-
Exchange
Stock
York
Low
No.
Louis—/
Ref &
1st & ref M 33/8s
Texas & Pacific 1st
High
New
Range Since
January 1
Sold
Interest
Period
bonds
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Exchange
*1
for week ending november
range
ABonds
'V/A
■■
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales
a lootnote
>n
In
Oct.
in the week In which
the
26
they occur.
following extensive list
and
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
show*
disregarded in the week's range unless they are the only transactions of the week, and when selling enteldt the regular weekly range are
No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
are
furnish
we
complete
a
of
record
transactions
the New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning on
on
Saturday,
ending the present Friday (Nov. 1).
whether stock
or
bond, in which
It is compiled from the daily Teports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security,
dealings have occurred during the current year.
,
1
any
RANGE
WEEK ENDING
FOR
NOVEMBER 1
/
>
-1:'''';i-
:
'
STOCKS
New York
Curb
v//: '■
'.0
A
'C-".;
.:
■
•»
Last
••
\
.
of Prices
Low
ACF-BriJl Motors warrants——.
Aluminum
Acme
A
Wire
F
D
Co
5 Va
J.—I
Mfg
Convertible
Aireon
60c
Inc
Power
Allied
Products
10
5%
107%
Ltd
Bantam
Co
1
common
■
General
100
Coast
Coast Line
preferred
Voting
Sep
May
Avery (B F) & Sons common
—5
6% preferred —
-——-—25
4 Va
Sep
121
Sep
25%
Jan
' V 116%
Jan
107%
Oct
3%
Oct
Oct
,
7
' IY4
.
60'A
15 %
2,100
:10%
Oct
49%
700
47%
Jan
52
Sep
■
6%
'
1%
'
10,200
13/4
9,000
19
18
19
39%
383/a
41
111%/ in;:
.,
41Vi Sep
1% Oct
750
16
Jun
53/8
Jun
shares
3%
4 Va
16
Beau-Brummel
Mills
Beaunit
Apr
Beck
Sep
Bellanca
20
33%
34%
700
common
25
21
21%
'_
25
28%
29%
25
14%
15%
150
47
1
2%
2
14%
2,900
51
54
Feb
Oct
27
3
V,
46
Jan
Class B
Seal-Kap common
Superpower Corp com
•
33%
30%
33'A
13%
11%
13%
—2
6 Va
common
Post Products
•
2
Angerman Co Inc common
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
6%
page
Bickford's Inc
Birdsboro
32% Jan
Blauner's common
2%
A
Sep
Oct
57/a
Jan
Jan
Oct
16
-
:
...
New
Blue Ridge
Blumenthal
Oct
Oct
57% May
57 Va May
Bohack
30%
:
24 V8
Scrymser Co
Bourjols Inc
.
11% Oct*
5% Oct
^
11%
May
Apr
7%
(H C)
1st
Co
preferred
1,600
7%
Oct
12%
Feb
6%
Oct
15Ya
Feb
8Va
1% Sep
V 1,300
7%
Oct
3%
/
89
Jan
Brazilian
Jun
Breeze
7% Feb
'
17%
:
7%
6%
113
4
Oct
7%
2,200
6 Ye
Sep
113%
80
111%
Oct
21
Feb
67/a
9 Va
May
Brillo
Feb
Sep
116%-Aug
Traction
*
*
&
Pwr
—i—1
Mfg
A
British
Co common
W-
'
*
*
—
i.fd.u.wHM-nrimy.w'n-11
American
dep
1
Aeronautical——
British-American
Am
Lgt
Corp common
Brewster
ClaSS
16% July
113 Va
11 Va
113/4
500
»
Jan
Oct
22 Va
25 Va
Feb
28
Apr
26 Va
Oct
41
May
11%
Jan
Oct
63
May'
40% Sep
44
Aijg
11% Oct
20
Jan
8% Oct
12
Mar
5% Opt
Oil
L.
ir „j
;|I8
■;
13/4
10% Jan
30,500
/
^
Tobacco—•
19
50
25
17
25
Jan
•
300
,
2,000
Oct
164 :
30
18
450
110
4,300
2% Sep
22
300
700
>.
34
-
43
350
230
,132% 140
38
1%
21
20%
;r, 15%
■
t/,
38
19%
4
"7%
40
500
'.
1,800
1,500
4%
4,600
15% Oct
4 '/•§ Sep i
31
Feb
- -
4,300
8%
—
200
31%
''•[ 5%
31
Jan
Jan
Sep
Feb
23% Apr
19% Aug
16%
Oct
Feb
Feb
Feb
12% Apr
6% Sep
33
24%
-
65
31% Apr
27 Va Jan
17%
22
'
Oct
Oct
18
^4%
150
25
15
18% Sep
x
6% Jan
56% Jan
39% Jan
70% May
37% Sep
122
Oct
>.
May
49
Xl2% Oct
,■>
21
1,100
40
Oct
54% Sep
Oct
150
27
: Jan
6
24% Jun
16% Feb
Oct
3% Oct
6,700
■
i-
Xl2% Oct
25
25
■
7
28
22
40% Jan
19% Jan
9
ZZ-4
34% Jan
-
Oct
:
xl2% xl2%
3Vt
3%
55%
55%
fv 17%
203
Oct
Va Sep
3Ve
3
9% Feb
July
3% Sep.
,700
165% 168%
May
July
39% Apr
33 % May
21% Oct
20
.: Feb
12
Oct :
V 8
4,000
;
July
12
32
Sep
6% Sep
2,000
-*
f" ~
Co__-I
rects ord bearer——
£1
ord reg
—£1
Am dep rets
;
V
1
—*
100
Bridgeport Oil Co
7%
36
50
21%
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
700
1
4,400
413/4
35
—
Oct
a
40
41%
:'
25
Jan
7%
36
.
35
:
5
6%
30
100
*
1———*
1
Borne,
43
7%
25
30
22%
common
3,300
24,200
■
26
Corp common
1
convertible preferred—•
(S) & Co
*
57% May
3,900
8
26
$3 optional
Oct
5%
'i 7%
26
3
1%
7%
400
1
56%
•
1,600
Jen
10%
63/a
12 Va
22%
common
31%
--
18%
12
& Mach Co com_*
*
Steel Fdy
33%
600
38% Maq
12%
100
common--.
24.
.14
Feb
:•/,11% Jan
1,500
common—
preferred-
29 Ya May
3,500
■
8
——1
:
.
1%
-
J * 7,
.73/4
1
Gay Furniture
&
Oct
...
2311.
Hedges
Convertible
Berkey
Sep
—
see
&
Sep
Am
dep rets ord reg——
£1
Angostura-Wupperman
;-l
Apex-Elec Mfg Co new common.,
1
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%% pfd—100
Benson
19%
700
33/4
,,
2,100
1
Canada
50%
5
31 YB
2.50
1%
5%
30
1
com
Aircraft common
14 Va
4,000
■
Apr
31%
1
•56%
American Thread
Paper
•
;
Jun
;
-
10c
series preferred———•
5% preferred5
6
Jan
13%
55
200
5
Shoe Corp
(A S)
26 Va
•
50
31%
10
,,
Republics
American
•
13
4,400
/.
91
12'A May
Oct
•*,
A common
Ties
800
15%
16% Jan
Oct
2,000
■/;
•*
Inc
400
-v
Sep
8% f
60
Aug
f: 32% Oct
'
31%
Jun
Jnn
~
•
5Va
Feb
•
& Chem class A
Sep
51%
i,
7%
:
20,500
1
-*
.
& Co common—
(L)
Bauman
i'i
49%
150
$
Sep
■
113 Va
3
Oct
5
6Va
38
Inc
convertible
Sep
3,400
l3/a
175
5
30
------------------
Seelig Mfg—
Refractories
,109% Jun
75
300
6
7-%
Steel Corp---—————1
&
$1.20
Basic
Jan
29
Sep
37%
6,500
111 3/4
5
Feb
> 27% Jan
V;/; 14% May
~l5/a
55
30
——
common
Andes—
los
American
Barium
Barlow
4,100
47%
de
Banco
11% Apr
63% May
5
44%
r
Locomotive—
preferred
Baldwin Rubber. Co
22'A Jan
49
47
52%
Sep
2,000
6%
*
7 %
53A May
76
Apr
20
9 Va
B
Baldwin
5% Sep
:,;•?/ 2% Oct
v-
Oct
12
Apr
115%
V
.Jan
'
8
1
Wilcox Co
Babcock &
207% Aug
114 V2 May
127/a
15 Vi
.
■m.*.
Feb
26
•
/
1,000/
9 3/a
60
Feb.'-
>•
Sep
Oct
6,100
h\ 800
10
,'
'
Jun
8V4
11
Sep
1103A Oct
90% May
150
3%
Machine
Ayrshire Collieries Corp
Mar
Oct
9Y4
ioy8
6 A-'
Automatic
Sep
14
5'/a
•
Jun
Jan
750
'V
2 Y4
1
Co——
1
Products
15%
49
Products
footnotes*
Automatic
100
xl75
3%
3
1
Co
50
16
/
33A
600
ls/a
Corp
May
18%
48%
Metal
Co pfd—100
Co
warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp———1
Aug
.
,
16,100
;y:ti;
Fisheries——————1:
Oct
X112
15
Meter
Writing
111
Oct
100
;
15%
25
preferred—
American
American Potash
Atlas
1333A Jan
;;
:
8
9%
r6
*
Sep
500
19
107 Va 107%
Corp common—10c
American
For
Atlantic
Bell Tel of
American Mfg Co common
American Maracaibo Co
Anchor
Atlanta Birm & Coast RR
Jan
5,000
:•///■ 4%
100 :/
convertible
American
Jan
Oct
12%
*
Tel class A
29
19
107%
III10
Electric
American Light & Trac
6% preferred
$6
22%
4% Oct
■.
■
163
common- —10
American Hard Rubber Co
American Laundry Mach
Amer
Oct
60
25
preferred.,
American
Jan
112% 1123/8
6%
convertible
$2.50
Laundries
Tel
9%
4%
10%
111% 111%
14
10 Va
£1
of America
Associated
&
!
reg
Associated
6OV4
American & Foreign Power warrants*
Fork & Hoe common
rects
dep
Aug
,
3%'
lO'/a
—
High
15% Jun
Oct
Oct
Electric Industries-
American
38
107
1,500
175
B
&
>'
15%
1
Co
Associated
Feb
17 V2
85%
VI
5
19
-,,,1
Mfg
Cyanamid
Feb
•
Oct
705/a
__
Central
Apr
5%
21
Oct
•
6%
3 V4
2,800
5,400
4%
4
l,
Low
High
7Va,8
.
4%
23%
Feb
Atlantic
130
*
*—10 i
Arkansas Power & Light $7 preferred-*
Aro Equipment Corp.—-—:
—2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining Co——
1.
v
4% Aug
2,500
94
623/4
•
•
Co
A non-voting—
Sep
11
70%
-
American
$2
8
4%
—
9
19,700
2,500
5%
;
19
•
common
class
preferred
4%
*
American Cities Power & Light—
Class
A
American
;—-1
——.
Natural Gas common——*
10%
•
Car
Beverage
7/ 4 3/4 %
5
'->1
—100
Book
Gas
6%
73A
Oct
.37
~6 Va
4Va
.
common,, .—5
common
American
American
Common
Jan
26%
Oct
3% Oct
200
107% 107%
4%
•
Mfg
American
Class
11
300
.—1
pfd.
conv
preferred
American
Jan
13%
Oct
12%
1,700
;|,7
10
7
7; 112%
Industries
American
12 3/4;
90
'
preferred
Aluminium
Jun
30%
-
1
common
Goods
6%
12
"5
—50
common
Aluminum
American
11
12%
9%
3
pfd
(Mich)
Aluminum
p
1,600
y-'hm .,4
6Va
Inc__
Investing $3
Co
22
"
4% Aug
3% Sep
•
Int'l
Aluminum
6%
3 3/4
10
preferred
Altorfer Bros Co
.'
12
12 3/4
50c
& Fisher common
Allied
200
26%
1
common
4.20%
Airlines
Argus Inc
Arkansas
11%
Range Since January 1
Shares
of Prices
Loto
Sales
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
Feb
Oct
8% ,Oct
Oct
3,900
3%
.—2
preferred
convertible
33/4
IT—5
(N J)
common
Alabama Great Southern——
Alles
10%
•
Air-Way Electric Appliance——.
Alaska
8%
"BYB ~5Ya
;
1
common
Mfg Corp
Alabama
4%
*
Week's
Friday
.
.
High
20
Supply Mfg class B
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Investors
-10%
5
Aero
Air
800
5Va
common
U
Air Associates
Low
High
4Va:
*
-
-
,
'■
Range Since January 1
'
Alloys
Co
Alnsworth
Shares
;
Par
Acme
v
*
New'York Curb Exchange
for Week
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Exchange
■.
v
24% Apr
36
'•
.Jun
27
Aug
21% Aug
24%
Jan
,
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK CURB
RANGE FOB WEEK
.
"-V STOCKS
New York Curb
Exchange
Friday
'
/Week's
East
.Range
Sale Price,
Par
'''v
Low
U^iT y$6,P fCt8
iv.
°rd rcS-
Columbia Power
■".Class
B
——10S
class A-
4%
»
—.'.i.'.
"
High
Y'i
1,600;
*
■
Brown Pence
■y'.jv'-rVZ
&"wire"~Co—
Rvn^e»changea t0 Jim Brown Stores
Brown -Porman
Distillers—
®5.
prior
.
preferred—
:—I
...1
Bruck Silk
Mills
Buckeye Pipe
Ltd—.
•"'**
i
...
,8
,
;
—•
13/a
'1,200
3,300
1%
6 3/8
123/4
1%
4
Am
Oct
Jan
$
10%
3%
11%
93/s
100
9%
.
Jan
'■
2,000
3
'
i6
12
;! 17% July;
Sep
Sep
8% Oct
300
3,600
17%
12
3%
,
6,700
15%
12%
28 3/8
:
Oct
13,700
38 %
41% May
21% May
Jun
11% Mar
22%
Apr
22% Apr
Z 83/8 Feb
3% Sep
v
:
15%
24% Feb
.
Oct
10
.:
13% July
■■
Sep
15%
800
2,000
33/4
;
Feb
/ 393/4 May
18
10%
Aug
7%
17% May
,
23 Va
;
100
/
May
37
•
Sep ,(„■/
7% Sep
4,200:;;
?
13% May
Sep
233/4
2,400
,
>\
Jun-
180
133/4
^■ ./v
''
reg—.T—rr.J.;Z..„.£t-
dep rets■ ord
Feb
26
8%
V
50c
11%
123/4
«
;.
.
21
145
,
3%
10%
10
Oct
10
10%
24
3%
,
High
.
10
/
26
1
u
155
24
1
Range Since January 1
P-;-cLOW^\:^
4,200
12%
xlO
-y.
,
v
Shares
High
10%
155:
Dominion Steel & Coal B.—......2S
Dominion Tar & Chem Co
Ltd——*
Dominion Textile Co Ltd
19 V» May
7% May
;;
,
12%
Divco Corp common^.......-....
l
Dobeckmun Co common..
Domestic Industries class A com....4..1
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd—.......
*
Feb
12
Oct
5%
500
Raynolds Class B
Diana Stores Corp com
Distillers Co Ltd—
Jun
8,300
.
Devoe &
Jan
26%
14,400
'
55/a
"153/4
11
Gasket & Mfg
•
Gray Iron Foundry ,;
Detroit Mich Stove Co common
Detroit Steel Products.....
July
30
.
Sep
15% Sep
Low
Dennison Mfg class A common—--.5
8% debenture ....
.^.....100■
Derby Oil Co common-..
q
Detroit
14% Jun
50May
Oct.;'.
iey4Mar
183/4
123/a
V;;
35
"i—'
12%
6%
pp«.'
Oct
7
100 '■
16%
1%
_IZIZl2%o
Jan
2,200
.11%
7
183/4
.,
34% Aug
102% Feb
Oct
100
37
Z'W-.V-
113/4
19
5
37
*
.
7'A Jan
81 ■:■■; May
4% Jan
;
for Week
of Prices
Pat,
.,
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Detroit
5,000
8
High
/
.;
2% Sep
'
; r,
7
'5
Line..-..j.ZZI""'"^"*.
"" ?~5Q
Bunker Hill «fc Sullivan-—
Burma Corp Am
dep rcts_
Burry Biscuit Corp
Butlpr (PH) common
215i|
19
»-
■
.
.
Brown Rubber Co common
®ruc® (BL) Co
common—■„,aU
20%
-■
-4% Sep
25% Jan
;
£.;Z
;
LOW
Week's
Friday
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since January 1
Shares
4% i'4%
■'ZvVZj.Zj;
STOC KS
for Week
of Prices
■British' Celanese .Ltd—'; /
EXCHANGE
ENDING NOVEMBER. 1
Sales
'
Monday, November 4, 1946
Sep
July
Apr
223/4
Sep
107
Draper Corp..
;
Cable Electric
Products common-
Voting trust
Cables
&
certificates
50b
2%
*2X1
-
3%
nM
'ri
Power'
;
-
—""—fT
103/
-
lnsurafeai:*"^™!
Canada Bread Co
Ltd
r
Ltd~7ommqnZZZZZ*
12y2
2%
30%
Capital, City ProductaZZZZ
Carman & Co class -A.
Class
B
Carnation
/
* ^,33%
*
;
•
"<
46
8
Amerfc5ZZ~Z~*,~~
■
•
■
conv
I0?
Product
~ g
common
"t/2
_/I
preferred
City
-City
C
Auto
20
223A
18
22
A
•
I
-L
"
1
30
'ZI
Mines
^—1..
H
.
33/a
convertible preferred...
L,
,
-8%
5%
...
—
9
„
25%
2%
10%
1%
80
5%
•
p
91
7,000
900
1,900
3,500
5.%,
>
,
121
Oct
6
8%
U85
•
.
7%
14%
Oct
3%
:
44
/
Oct
3
36
Oct
m
Nov
63/4
11
i
Oct
Apr
Jan
38
Jan
_
213A Apr
5'A Oct
2:
Sep,
40
25
Sep
22% '24%
105s/ai05%
7,800
203/4
Oct.
17
Oct
25
Dejay Stores
common
For footnotes
see
60o
page
2311.
35
75
9
3,800
■
_i
~
11
11
Jan
-
27
Apr
-
20
—1
49%
50%
1,200
11%
11%
|
;
112
Oct
16
14,600
100
9
■
39%
Feb
53%
Apr
Apr
"
Apr 'i
Jan
A3/#
2% Sep
Sep
Sep
66
Jan.
22
Feb
28
Sep
34% Jun
10
Oct
45
11
600 '
.10
:
4% Sep
30% -Apr
3% Sep
Sep
14% Oct
45
Sep
109 ; Jan
17%
125
2%
1053%. Sep
13% Sep
Oct
I
Airplane
10%
1
Insfc Co
&
45/a
300
31
8
34%
11
Oct
Oct
Oct
Sep,
103/4
.
4%
5
-1
I
20%
.♦
133/4
—1
133/4
18%
Feb?
17%
Febi;
8 3/«
Sep
Sep
26%
Jan
Oct
40%
Apr
173% Feb >
12
13
11% Jan
25
Jan
29
(Phila)—— .10
53%
56
53%
Oct
.10c
2%
70% Feb J
23/4 Sep
Corp
,
37
1
——
rets
ord
2%
39%
37
19
common
19%
18
2
Sep
Oct
Feb
37
Sep:
v
Oct
31%
Apr
5%
Oct
8%
Jan
s
5%
5¥a
21%
21%
reg
non-voting
: voting—
,
20
15
Co
3
Oct
100
41%
1.000
27%
17
1>400
15
.
;;;
41%
42%
14%
13V4
14%
1,800
25%
23%
26 &
1,700
stock
—
/v 9% Jan J-;:
51
Aug
Jan
Oct
.
13%
Oct
23%
Oct
40
80
Sep
110
150
—
preferred—
Oct
17
■
42% Oct
41%. Oct
101% Oct
CouZ—i;-—-i
(Gee A)
convertible
Jan
73/, Mar
7% Mar
Inc-
; '4%%/' convvpfdj-^..—
Franklin Stores
————
$3; conv
35
Sep
3%
3%
38
&
Simon
293/4 Jan
19% Sep
,
15%
4%
'
30% May5»;
;
Garrett
36
Gatineau
5%
July
July
July
22
Jun
18% July
10% Jan
—...—5
common—
Power
Co
Jan
Jan
14
common
97
preferred^.^———.^—i.100
Gellman Mfg Co common.^.—;
5%
6
1,100
5
33/4
43/8
1,300
3%
107% July
14J/4 Jan
Oct
General
Sep
36%
108
v
,
:''■■■
38% Jan
Feb
Feb
5%
,
General
39
;
8%
Plywood
Corp..
22%
•
Preferred
97%
;t Gobel
(Adolf)
Godchaux
Sugars class A—..
6%
#-.-<-1
B
6%
20%
,
193/4
1,100
18.:■'■' Sep'-'■•:.
18% '19%-
3,600
18
Sep
15;%
15
16%
2,300
13%
Oct
5
5%
1,000
4% Sep
57
Sep.
.41A
■
—
24
—.....
:
Pacific Tea—
,
,
4'
:
-
17
r
,.
z
|01
105
137% 137%
40%- 41
...
8%' Feb.
?
47'A* Jan 4
•"
14% May; ;'
23%-Jun' ^
7%
53
134
Mar
'
37
Sep
163/4
17 3/8
900
16% Sep;
13% Jan
xlll3/4 May
12% Sep
Jun;
135
Feb;
'Apr
147
-July
46%-Aug;
"
233/4
Jan
28% May
116
Aug
20% Jun
Hall
Lamp Co——.
Bridge Co
Hamilton
HammermiU Paper /.
Ltd——
Jan
16% Jun;
173/4 Feb
8% Sep
6% Sep
liya-Feb)
Oct
523/4 May
29
;
Jan
37 %^
;
50
2,000
-
71
Oct
Oct-
Jan
22% Apr
:
19 3/8
Feb
-Aug:
'4
.93% Sep
16 3/4
Feb/;
44
107
•
450
;
69
i.
14 Vk Oct a
Z ;Zv/:375 ;
Jun Z
26 Va
:
;
83/4
.
24% Jan
*
1% Sep
40
Sep
10% Mar
.
.
•
.
x
Oct
Jan
29% Apr
39
Jun:
28
'Jun
48V4- Sep .
15% Oct-
;
.
V; 105'
Non-voting common stock—
/; 7% 1st preferred.—-—.——^.100
io%
Great Northern Paper...,.—25
Greenfield Tap to. Die.
——
■* .19%
:
103
•;
.
to
Feb
19
19%
*
Feb Z
55
Oct
193/4
;■':■
6% Oct
43 %. Jan
'
100
..
Atlantic
;(
203/4
$4.50 prior preferred
Goidfield Consolidated Mines
Great
'
203/4
"
1113/s- Sep
;
27
%Jan
115
Oct
'
Apr "
May'
110;
!
Jan V
18
Apr
Jun
6%
193/4 Oct
400
.
/
23%
52% Sep
20
£
Jan ?
140
Sep
5%
3,300
; -24
27
• s
| 600
104
104:*
:l% t 1%.
25,900
-1---1 : r\V4, :
Goodman Mfg Co———50
400
11% 12
Gorham Inc class A—..——-—* £
;
54% ,553/4 ;i,,i .550
Gorham Mfg common..10 i:
55%
: 173/4
20%
20%
1,200
Graham-Paige Motors $5 conv pfd__25
500
7s/s ;
8..
;
7% /
Grand Rapids Varnish.^^——,1
4,500
;
10%
83/4 '10%
Gray Mfg Co—4—--—.——~5
153/a
16%
3,600
Grayson-Robinson Stores—!———..1 ■16%
Class
/
Ino* common—:
1
Feb
31% Apr
Oct
96
-
17% Feb??;
10%, Apr; ■■
109
111% Jan
——5
Inc
3
110
Co.w—u—_—-i---*:
Gladding McBean & Co—
—-*
/ Gleaner
Harvester Corp..—i
.2.50
( Glen Alden; Coal
—*
( Globe-Union
97%
v
Gilchrist
■
•■■•■''
Jan
Feb
12%
-
11% Jan
:4,200
3%
—-*
•
■•
0%
18%
;
104% Sep
3%
$6 convertible preferred.
—.*
Georgia Power $6 preferred—'———,*
$5 preferred—
—*
/Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines———1
Gilbert (A C) common—-\-T-—~*
■
20
500
24
15% .17%
General Public Service $6 preferred—♦
General Shareholdings Corp com——1
/
3%
•
-104%
,100
1
1
400
4%
4%
Sep
Oct
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
Aug
16% July
39
.7 %
'
Warrants1
Fireproofing common
General Outdoor Adv 6% pfd.
Feb
13%
15
ord reg.———£1
Corp common.——1
preferred series : A————10
General
Jun
20
*
Amer dep rets
General Finance
o
Apr
May
Coi——...
Col Ltd—
'
1
Alloys
Gen Electric
6%; Apr
60
:
Corp
'
May
10% Jun
Sep
6% Oct.
.
3,300
Fuller
24
5% Sep
11
8
17
46%
111
9;
40%
-
23% May
10% May
200
84
>
f
12%
Oct
Oct
'
800
150
May
Sep
2%
—
16%
14%
77% Mar
:783/4.Jan
166% July
bep
4%
1,500
.
9
Gypsum Lime to Alabastine———..*
Davenport Hosiery Mills....;
2 50
Davidson Brothers lnn_.r.w..
j
Dayton Rubber Mfg class A conv^_35
10U
1,300
2%
Grocery Stores Products common^25o
Gulf States Utilities $4.40 pfd
—100
,
6%
19
Franklin
5% Feb
Oct
271/4
350
Feb
9
25%
:
Febb
loya
2%
271/4
100
Sep
44% Aug
Oct
?5%
575;
July
26% July
7% Jan
110
Sep.
; 24% Mar
,2
3%
; Sep
25 Va
16
Oct
68% Oct
;
900
18
dep rets bearer
Fort Pitt Brewing Co.
Fox (Peter) Brewing
Oct
17% May
/"33-;\ Feb>
Oct
1
13%
/
19
-
Oct
4,700
14
2,400
1%
Amer
953% July
63/4 Jan
Oct
8Va
"
dep
Class A
July
112% Aug
12% Jan
6.1/8
ig
67
>M,300
68
69%
1
Ford Motor of France—
Jan
Apr
5%
105%
«
,j
7,700
2%.
11%
;
:
Z26%r Jun;:
Oct
,
Sep
71% Jan
2% Sep
5,400.
75
,
Sep
/
16%
600
11%
Jan
Ford Motor of Canada—
July
;
y
800
27%
10%
13
01,800
119
"*3%
/
.15
common
CM H) Co—
;/ -Class B
Jun
25
400
log
'
49
Oct
73/4 Sep
3,000
2 50
....
Sep
Jan
70%
13,100
33/4
f
Am
11% Oct
5
Jan
153/4
.17%
**Z
g®4%
.
common-
Oct
Sep
42
16%
1
1
1.
50 to $1 Stores
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Feb
17%
g
^
.Apr
9
Sep
85
3%
15% May
7%
Feb
42
14%
4
563/4
Oct
525.
2,300
% Jan
Oct
"fl%
._25
,
48
Sep
Sep
:> 24%
i%
41
•
_.-■'
a
Jan
2
500
; /
Sep
67%
-10
div cum pfd
$2
6% Jan
43
Oct
1,650
16%
85
74
•
..
9%
40
8%
69
Metallurgical.—.
Fishman
•
50% July
12% Jan
2,800
v
51%
13%
convertible preferred.
;Eirst' York
l
Apr
30
1,600
6 3%
3%
r.:
?io
common
Tobacco common.
32
S
98% May
1%
Federal Compress & Warehouse Co -25
Apr
Apr
Sep
%
-
7
.
Crown Cork
International'A—,
Crown Drug Co, common
,
Oct
4
8,600
:
6%
-,
$6 preferred
Cuban Atlantic Sugar
11%
is m
34%
iVa.
«
17 %
Sep
25
1,500
14%
;
3
19
1
.
Oct
12%
2,100
2%
,
.
25%
27% Oct
2,600
16%
■9 %
i«
Crpft Brewing Co___
ZIZZZZZZ 1 r
2%
Crosley Motors Inc_.__„_.
J.72
Crowley Milner & Co
"
•.
TT,/
Crown Cent Petrol
(Md)^_...ZZZZZZZ5
Lighting.Ino
::
115
-
46% Oct
8
common
Fire Association
Jun V
107%
£1
■
50
105
Oct
,
11%
900
77'
Jun
750
50
/ Fedders-Quigan Corp
Mar
40
i?i/„
1
(ord reel
20
300
15%
"so
....
Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
13A
17%
1
—
Feb
300
:
5«
preferred....""
9
90
iv
—c •
:
Corroon & Reynolds
®6 -preferred A...
Cosden Petroleum common
Curtis
10%
74
Jan
104
55
46
Juii
Oct
1,800
?%
5
50% Oct
111
Jan
73/4 Jan
250
2%
8%
Sep
1,025
50%
..j.
Fairchild Cairtera
July
21%
Aug
300
10
i
156
Jun
6
793/4
77
/
.
~"ZIZZ"~ 1
Cuban
35%
8%
1,400
593/4
5
Fairchiid Engine
Falstaff Brewing
15% May
118% 118%
l;
Jan
~2%
.50
$3
July
153/4
32
47,200
771/2
;
Oct
108% 109
'109
gi/2
166
44 Va
•
Oct
2%
Eureka Pipe Line common
Feb
184% May
41% Jun
Oct
58
i ? 2,600
l®6
153/4
oll
..—-
5%
2%
vTSn/.
8
~
Oct
Jun
4
.
/
5,200 "
27%
9
8
55
Esquire Inc
,
34%
>
19
9% Oct
38
Mar
'.
200
3^S
/a
'
May £
;/ 88
Oct
3
7,300
1,400
5,700
4%
%/
,
loo
„
Cooper Brewing Co...
preferred
225
:
Apr
1043/4 May
92; May
42% Jan
Sep
Sep
115
Elliott Co
I
Oct
200
16%
89%
54 y«
....
Elgin National Watch Co
;
4%
.
300
-
30
25
35
,
Cook Paint & Varnish
Co...
5%
66
J*
""Ton
preferred..
Crystal Oil Refining
400
41%
27%
5%
Consolidated Mining & Smelt' Ltd...
5
Consolidated Royalty OiL.
lo
Consolidated Steel Corp new
com.
* ■
Consol Textile Co...
:
* iTL. *
Continental Fdy & Machine
Co
1
.7%
21,000
10%
12%
2fi
1
;
Jun
Oct
<
,
Co
Courtaulds Ltd—
American dep receipts
Creole Petroleum
3%.
.
20
Oct
450
1,425
pfd— .100
Emsco Derrick & Equipment—
—5
Equity Corp common
10c
15%
.
©00
6,300
Xl2% Xl2%
His 33/a-:'/4'r-'
»
__
convertible
16%
•43%
-
13/4
•'
1
common
10
9%
la
95
4% _preferred series C
Consolidated Gas Utilities
.5%
4%
3%
9%
3
2,100
^
96
62%
2d pfd A_
Electromaster Inc
.
Oct;
Sep
; 10
800
-
3%
923/4
58%
5% preferred
Empire District Electric 5%
Feb
283A
Sep
116
2,000
;
65
,.
22
.
20% Oct
40
13
"9%
i2Va
;
•10%
15%
10%
~7"50
VoKfol Gseries P Bait commonZZZZ""Z
E L
4% %
.
11%
llf
•
new
Inc common..
11
12%
41
warra'ntT.ZZZZIZ!
Coro
125
100
\ 1%
137
360
130
10
;<
Southern warrants
Community Public Service..
25
Community Water Service
— 1
Compo Shoe Machinery—
.Copper Range Co
Cornucopia, Gold
1
TTV
&
B
40,300
: 4,350
147-./
132
122
'
\
S&1.?ev/I^ment ordli«ry;;;~—ZL
f
preferred
375
4,200
26%
26/4
65% Sep
12% Sep
14%
21
'
Jan
.29
Sep
.18% Oct
25
137
To
Colonial Airlines
P3 ^*as & Coke Secur
300
■1%
151 f
CoZZZZIZZZZZZ,-?
Consolidated Biscuit
19%
1%
13% Sep
10y8 Feb
16% Jan
11
14
,
Colonial Mills Inc
~Z1Z
Co orado Fuel &
iron
Colt s Patent Fire
Arms.^
$3
3%
common..
warrants..^.^——
Option
Fansteel
__
100
14
103/e
52 y2 May
Oct
100
68
5% Oct
53% May
Oct
4%
100
26V*
■
Oct
15
5,700
17
1483a
—i?
"}
163/4
150
r'
13
.68
i "11/2
T0
Co__ZZZZ
1956
& Fuel Assoc
Electrographic. Corp.^...^
/15% May v ;
523^ May;
166% Apr
Oct
Oct
.
150
.Z
'
5
12%
'
Products
ext to
/
,
Oct
6
16%
19
eg
—--10
Cockshutt Plow Co
common...*
Vtc
Gas
Electric Power & Light
97% Aug
34% July
106
May
Oct
13
\
19%
StampingZIZI
Commonwealth
Sep
17
<3
4
Clay^m^°LanU)ert MfgZZZZZZ
Alum
4%
B
BB
Controller Co
Club
:
:
Apr
10%: Sep; £
61
Apr. /
23% July
:
5
~?qq
"" in
~
A^Suburban Homes_ir~"~
ark
Clarostat Mfg
:
Oct
,46
14
Electric Bond & Share common...
v
; $3.50
pfd formerly $5—
$4.20 pfd formerly $6„
,Jun
14 V4 Apr
'
20,100
2,150
1,120
65
2,300
6%.
24% Mar
Feb
Feb
16
100
18
6%
/'feS;//: )
122
Oct
16%
18
*
-1
;
Easy Washing Machine B
Jun
68
Jan
,100
23
22%
1
common
preferred
preferred
34%
12
:
Jun
_£1
common.
common
•
Jan
38
July
33% Aug
6% Oct
700
~7%
6
18%
51
jo
«
$6
45
Sep
Oct
3,900
17%
11
1
_•
& Mach
6O0
15%
161/4
100
Consolidated Mining
preferred
$6
133/8
12
Corp
————
common—.ZZ*ZZZZ~.5
? ils Service
4%
Jan
46 vv
700
9% Oct
Test
$7 preferred: series
$6 preferred series B.
Eastern Sugar Associates—
$5 preferred..—
24% May
9;-'. Sep.--
15%
.
.
20
240
92
"
Chamberlin Co of
Amerka-ZZZTZZZs
Charis Corp common
"Z
1n
Chicago Rivet
500
7%
May
Malleable Iron......
Eastern: States Corp
I
k
Conv
ser 1929
Cessna Aircraft Co
common
Chesebrough Mfg
J\y
inn
ifsoumwtrt muIS55"~JS2
we,erre^}™
pm „pt
diVse;;;::::;:—52S
pfd opt div
Cherry-Burrell
.
%: 4a ;/
63/4
179
•
SrSe°
:l%
,
■
1
preferred
Oh"> Steel
?
r.
Co
Maine Power Co—
Central
104% May
114%
cora.,X.ZZZZZZI*,~""i I "~
commo»-~ZZZZZZ* * ~7%
&
Corp of
3.50%
31
'•
55
new
Cent
325
~~
.
CoTommonZZZZ'ZZ
(A M)
Catalin
33%
Feb
110
Eastern
22% Aug
164% May
2% Sep
28
Sep
32% Feb
10,600
30
,
,
Carolina p & l $5
pfd.
Carter (J W) Co
Castle
3%
-
.
65
Oct
4%%; prior, preferred.:
6% preferred
25% May
131/4
Sep
95
East
Jan
Feb
15%
36
25% Aug
123% sep
11% Sep
123/4
40
Duval Texas Sulphur.———...—*
:
,•
——_
11%
Sep
15
Industrial Alcohol—;
Class A voting
_
Oct
4%
20
393/4
Jan
5
;; 7%; Sep
1
Canadian Industries Ltd
7%. preferred
■
Canadian Marconi
~~~——~100
_
5
Driver Harris Co.—
.ZZZlO
Duke .-Power- Cn—l....--,,.:../;.
♦ ■'
96
12% May
13% Jan
6% Oct
.3,300
2,1QQ
-iLa
ov
100
/
833/iJan
70
Oct/.V
Duro
6 % May
Oct
74
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Am dep rets ord
reg
Durham Hosiery class B
Jun
7
23% Oct
3.
flf
4%
5
Class B noa
voting
■
"aa/
„
"
"""in
CalUte Tungsten
CorpL.—
Camden Pirb
?
3%
TZV
800
Wireless—
American dep rets
5%
Caamba Sugar Estate
California Electric
Oct
3
3%
73
[Volume 164
Number 4539
[THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK CURB
NOVEMBER 1
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING
STOCKS
Week's
Sale Price
,
Hartford
Electric
Low
Par
,
Light
for Week
of Prices
60
1
4%
3%
3%
800
Corp of America B non-vot com..1
Hazeltine
Corp
.♦
Heara Dept Stores. common—.——5
7%
8'/a
1,100
800
Hat
4%
1'5
,14%
—.
13%
11
;
Low
Common ctfs of dep
7 % preferred A ctfs
9% May
Sep
3%
Sep
Oct
7%
Jan
7%
14%
Jan
14%
Oct
26%
23%
Oct
;5:n
i
6%
Louisiana
Apr
Land
Hecla
Mining Co__————25o
Helena
Rubinstein
Class
*
A—.
Heller
Co
5%%
y,r
preferred
w
(R)
& Co
Holophane
Horder's
9
1
—
■'
-*
Inc
48
8
Oct
26%
Sep
23%
113
**•■4
500
87%
8%
1,800
Oct
15
32 V2 May
Sugar
Mangel
Aug
Sep
7%
Stores
optional
Baking Co.
Horn & Hardart
common
preferred-.
38
39
;
50
Manischewitz
Sep
Feb
ti
—
38 %
325
.
'
y
(The B)
Co
Communication
(Harvey)
Humble
Oil
Hummel-Ross
Inc—————.5
Refining
Fibre Corp
5
Hurd
Mfg
Lock
&
&
Co—
15
5
-
59
—
Hussmann-Ligonier Co common.
*
$2.25 preferred—
:Vr ? Com stk purch warrants
.Huyler's common.^L^.gjL^^,:T-v,., L:
\
1st preferred——--.—i.—.——..aI
22%
21%
48%
Securities
7275
10%
8%
3,100
7742.:77 43%
'
43
.5
-
21%
•
12
Memphis
Merritt
July
37%
Oct
100
3%
Sep
600
22%
Jan
Mfg
63% Jun
60
Oct
8ya
Oct
19 y8
1%
Oct
4%
Jan
Sep
Oct
13%
Apr
*
15
2,500
31
32
16
;
mm-
87 V»
Apr
Sep
8y8
Apr
Oct
8'/a
Apr
14y8 'Sep
26%
Jan
3%
4y8
6ya
7,. r
Oct
109
4,800
12%.-Jan
112
May
Oct
Sep
Sep
6!/4
200
—
■
Mar
5%
Y 100
Y
7%
7
Textile Corp...,
——..25c
Participating
preferred—.—*^*—15,
,
6%
6Va
Apr
24
25
12,400
4,400
3%
"iy8 "4%
"4%
47
1,300
2,100
17
v;-.
'«*•#'-
;
6
7:'15%
3%
•>
Oct
10
'
5%
7773%
Jan
22%
Oct
Feb
36
2,300
v
Jan
%
125
12%
31%
—....
9
40
12
57/a
12 Va
2,400
11
,; Metal
•
4%
1,000
7,.:.* 1,300
2
12%
i
6%% A preferred...
100
.:i Messabl Iron Co..——1
:
'200
9%
14%
•
-.1
—
6% Mar
4%
ff 9
! ' 38%
10%
common——.5
Scott
&
'
15
Co
Chapman
Warrants
7% Apr
Jan
Oct
May
34
9Va
77 1%
•
*
1
Natural Gas
Menasco
July
59
V4
325
Jan
56 % May
4'/a
Dredging
Johnson & Co...—.*^,1'-
,k Mead
Jun
: 44%
40
$2.50
50% Mar
Oct
v
"*9%
McWilliams
;
Jun
3%
3%
y
Corp common
preferred—
Jun
Jan
Oct
8V2
Oct
Oct
22
700
!i.
£1
Harris common.
'
6
Apr
Apr
40%
1
i.
Jun
15 Va
'iv,'i37-:"
Oct
Oct
45%
100
48%
11%
7%
X20%
Mar
7%
18
1,300
48%
.'
*
-
10
7. 1,200
23%
26%
117
21% May
*
Massey
75% May
11%
11%
■
Hydro-Electric
33 %
Jan
2,500
14%
15%
7%' 7%
—
:
Hygrade Food Products
Sep
48%
80'
<
2%
2,500
24
22
•
Mass Utilities Association v t c._
Jurf
22%
8,700
'
597
—_
Jan
Sep
—•
Ltd
Co
McCord
Hubbell
4%
3%
4%
Marlon Power Shovel
;
Jun
115% Mar
May
lliy8
14%
l.iOO-"
15 y4 Aug
Sep
Marconi Internat Marine
:
July
May
47%
Oct
112
m
45 %
170
9%
~
9,900
.♦V?:y1*;
24
—1
common
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
25% July
Sep
140"
39"%
38%
39
!_—**■
..,i.._l00
—
<
38
*
_
common—
%
35%
19
.*
■_
Apr
11%
7**5 77 16%
\
warrants——
•
_»
& Co
Hardart
Apr
108
i:||M
Feb
■•"'.22
117
•' Y
Jun
17%
100
200
350
;
t';
Jan 1
4,900
25
v
—*
—2
45 V* May
225
'
10%
7%
24%
—•
Apr
May
Sep
67
22,000
82
75
10%
11%
——
Manati
Vi
8% Feb
78
Jan
18
103%
4,800
1%
72
7v;:'
—
Apr
16%
\
Oct
W;
10
62%!
5
common
Oct if
10%
180
29%
1%
—...
Exploration
& Light $6 pfd
; Lynch Corp—
19% Feb-
:
'
i,ioo
105
25 »/a
10
:5
13
v
9%
1
.
(Geo A)
b%
4
G M
Horn
.;
105
_1
Hormel
&
20
150
.
Sep
15% Mar ''
%
1
class A
Co
23
12
__100
w_<
Hollinger Consolidated
Holly Stores Inc
20
2
.
1
of dep——»—
&
Louisiana Power
11%
2,700
♦
common
Henry Holt & Co common.'
Heyden Chemical common
Hoe
12%= 13%
High
Low
High
'
preferred B ctfs of dep——
v
:
Range Since January 1
Shares
Feb
>;
3,400
Long Island Lighting Co—•
Jun
4
3,100
;
72%
Oct
.<
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Low
Sales
Range
Last "
Exchange
Range Since January 1
1
High
25
Hartford Rayon-voting trust ctfs
Harvard Brewing Co
;■
New York Curb
Shares
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Friday
ff, Last
New York Curb Exchange
2309
'
11%
-r
Jan
14% May
62
Mar
.
Sep
53
'
Michigan Bumper Corp..—.—.1
<
,
v
Illinois ;Pow6r Co common*—
it.
b%
conv
I
New
ctfsL——-—
arrear
Zinc
Co
Apr
81
Apr
23
Apr
*
w«
common
39%
58%
18%
preferred——50
Dividend
Illinois
25 y2
..."
*
^uly14% Nov
38
Z*
,14%
'Imperial Chemical Industries*—. 1
■>
Am dep rets regi* — M:.:7
7~777:t$y-:' 777777
Imperial Oil (Can) coupon.:,
*
12%
Registered
I.—.* *
'• .1
7
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain
15%
30 %
Jun
112
94%
'
Jan
Cigarf Machine.——**
International Hydro-Electric—
'
Preferred
$3.50,series..——
Warrants
Registered
31% May
||
International
International
*14%
Royalty—
Iron Fireman
/-
Jan
Jan
12%
Sep
83
1%
Oct
.—1
—
Mfg voting trust ctfs—*
Feb
Sep*
—
13%
Jan
3%
Apr
Oct
1%
'
32;
19%
3%7
18
20% Apr
,
Oct
31% May
29
States
Mountain
47
Sep
14% May
18
Oct
29 y4 Aug
3
Oct
■.;;7-v' 325
8y8
'.i-:
4
8,700
Co
Jan
6
19% May
%
Oct
50
'
6%
Feb
107%
Oct
Apr
87
Jan
20
July
11%' Jan
Sep-
103%
—
10 V*
3,700
9%
Oct
20%
Feb
6%
5,800
5%
Oct
10ya
Jan
3% ;'3%
14%J- 15%
100
3
Sep
6
18 y4
Jun
210%
Jun
17'
Jan
Sep
May
40'
Sep
9%
5% "
-
5
180
330
18%
18%
11%
1,400
185 y4 188 'fix
630
;>v:
5
;
Feb
23%
Feb
754%
Jun
...
.
10% Jan
^ Oct
i'1^2'1:
2%
2%
5%
Sep:
i
Feb
8%
8%
7%
10%
Jan
26y8
27%
22%
Oct
32%
132 %
Oct
160 ya
Apr
Apr
23
23%
20 -"
15%
16%
14%
Sep
Oct
21% May
10%
11%
10%
Oct'
17
Jan
35
Jun
4%
4%
10
27%
*
common
':
Mountain States Tel & Tel—,——100
Muskogee
Jan
Oct
r 36
•
1
—1
...—*
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
9*A
10 y8
•'
common.—5c
Power
Feb
Oct
Sep
10%
37 Va
7%
Jan
35
4,200
4,000
7.7." -mm"--':
..
Sep
300
77
3%
37
37Va
Oct
9%
600
11 y8
7
Aug
6
oct
26
775
1,000
V
19%
3
11 Va'
1
Utilities
Mountain City Copper
Mountain Producers
Feb
Oct
,;-i.
Irving Air Chute——.——*1
Italian Superpower .A—————„*
May
3%
24% Apr
,
Jan
Moody Investors partic pfd—:
-•
*
Morris Plan Corp of America:——lOo
16% May
Oct
3ya
100
12%
12
Montgomery Ward A.!*
—
Montreal Light Heat it Power—...—*
7% Mar
31%
5
Dakota
Montana
17% Aug 'f
Oct
-
*
Interstate Power $7 preferred—
Investors
Jan
24%
1
Oct-
.10
Razor B—
Utilities common
Jun
24%
v
Oct
*
Products—
Safety
35
Oct
'
13%
—
shs„•
7
—1
Molybdenum
Corp.
Monogram Pictures common
Monroe Loan Society A_,
^
coupon
Supply com—
Refineries——
—50c
i 4%% conv preferred
50
1
Mining Corp of Canada
*
Minnesota
P & L 5%
pfd
100
Missouri Public Service common...—.*
Jun
18
•
Oct
is y8
24,600'
•
29
32»/a
77774 ;7, Y47:;.f
12%.
•
73% Apr
1
A
shares
^International
33% Jan1
47
Sep ,'
14 y4
1,700
26% *26%
■
32%
Oil £ Co.———10
Mid-West
Chemicals-
.
k\International Petroleum
•a
*
mm-
Midvale Co common
Abrasive..—u.———.*.50
«Midwest Piphig Ss
»,
——.50
International Investing Corp
International Metal: Industries
| International Minerals and
;
*
dividend shares
Jan
14% May
*
18%
.,15%
'
10%
*300'
4V4: ;7
3%
18%
iMiller Wohl Co common
:
international
Oct
Feb
Jan
5V2
Oct
7%
4%7
•
5
common
1,200
16%
.
Corp $1 conv pfd new
non-cum
Midwest
Jun
123
Corp
11%
15%
; s Mid-West
Jan
109%
,
$2
: ?
112% Aug
—
Oil
10%
9%
17%
Oct
9
1,400
11%
1
t c
West
Midland
?
Jan
Ireland,
v
12%
7
/i Midland- Steel Products—
Jan
&
Indianapolis Pow & Lt 4%- pfd.i._100
Indiana Service 6 % preferred
.—100
;
7%
preferred—
'
mn
Insurance Co of North America..—.10
s
Middle
Jan
-5
Class B
;
7% May
15%
■
.
5
•
10%
7'77;9-77
Oct
2'%
500
4,900
16
t' 0-1
%
3%
12
Micromatio Hone Corp.....—...1
5%
8%
700"
w
2%
:
7 3%
.....10
—
I Middle Stated Petroleum claSs A
?
...
*9%
Michigan Steel Tube..—.—^.*2.50
Michigan Sugar • Co..*...—...———.*:;
Preferred
•
6%
9'/8
6
2%
•
common.—
Sep
Jun
36
1
Jeannettfc Glass Co commotio**—
Jim
Brown
Class
A
Julian
&
Stores
common—
preferred
Kokenge Co_„..
.........
Nachman
National Breweries
common-
40
Corp
1
Kansas Gas St Elec
7% pfd.—
Inc
Key
Co
Kidde
*
■
14
~
124 y2
Sep
Lamp A
V--.1
'
it*
ftf: i-U
:
& Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
33
19 %
32%
Jun
5%
6%
12%
13
f
13%
=
Feb
::Vv
5% July
15%
6%-Oct>
Oct
12
ga/4
29%
Jart>
Jan
-
p National
100
pfd B
.
^.7..
'te
Aug
115'
Feb
94
Apr
OctK
82%
National Tunnel &
Apr
12 y8
Oct
112
7
—
'
74
''AkQ
70
60
100
..
74
.
•»
*
j, 5 % preferred D—
.'S
King Seeley Corp———
Kingston Products—.
Petroleum
Kirby
Kirkland Lake
...
G
7%
—
M Co
Ltd——-
Klein
(D Emil) Co common
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co..
Knott
Corp
?
1%
——10
...
•
1'* •■!+*,
i \
—1
4%
1%
:
11%
't :>
Y,IOO
7
116
.7
——
21%
10
•
ri 28% May,
9% Feb
4%. Oct
v
500
11% May
Sep"
24
v
C Sep
21
10
y#
Brewing
Co..
-1
10%
167/a
17%
;
#
Oct
r
12% Mar
'
Apr'
37 y4 July.
19% May
18% Jun
'
37%
400
23 % Mar
Sep
x26% May
15 y8 Jan
10%
10%
1,300
ioy8
oct
1%
1%
1,000
1%
Oct
4%
8,200
14
3%
.,
Lakey
Foundry & Machine
tLamson Corp .of Delaware
/
Wells Co common
Lane
•
—1
5%
6%
; 7,600
3,300
—^..5
1
l
.7%
8%
r
15%
15V2
fLangerdorf United Bakeries class A
*
Prior
iLe
preferred
J
Oil
Line
(R
Material
G)
I—.25
Inc
Brothers
25%
'Y
350
10%
Jan
800'
13
Oct I
6%
;'
•
3%
10%
10
24 %
Feb
400
11%
Oct
22
Apr
11%
200
10%
Oct
19
Jan
7%
475
>\iu
)
\ j
!-'s
V/
4%%
4-y ):M
j
C-*
preferred—
conv
Idea
New
110
100
-
"
10%
1%
7%
ri
Inc
25
Sep
35.
280
117
Oct
142
:
> v
7
14
24%
25
60
67%
4
"i%
' :ra%
,H%
X27 %
29%
Jun
Aug
Oct.
7%
Oct
Jatti*v-;'„'
14%
Jun
Jan
43
Sep
27 %
£
July
14
14%
800
13%
26%
800
20
.-
1,800
N
Apr
Oct
26%
Jun
33
9 Va Sep
Aug
5
4%
20% May
Class
<
•
Locke
Groceterias
class
A
___*
B
Chain—.
footnotes
see
page
25%
l
11%
10
2311.
18%
1.
25%. 25%
11%
17%
12
•
18%
'
Y
Feb
'
33
I
.
Founders
Sep
30'
2,400
11 y8
Sep
22
1
shares:
Y State Electric
& Gas $5.10
2d
Class
B
preferred
optional warrants—
I. Niagara* Share Corp class B
!
pfd_100
100
pfd.
Niagara Hudson Power common..—1
5% 1st preferred
—.—100
5%
Niles-Bemenfc-Pond
Nineteen Hundred Oorp B—•
Nipissing
s
Noma
Sep
24%
4,100
15%
Jan
.
\
Feb
Apr
22% July
Sep
3% Sep
2
Sep
1,500
50
*r«t.'
54%
81% Feb
<
49
7?
7
52
18% Mar
Jan
19
300'
22%
?
12%
Mar'
64% Jan'
Sep
:45
22%
Oct
x35
500
V 11%
Oct
26
*
22%
22%
250"
4% July
67 Va- Nov
11% Aug
A!
11V2 Mar
c
F^b
9%
'700'
13
'V;'Y7
J
Mines
—.100
-
Electric
12%
A)6
107
59
.
61
Feb7
;:7V: 180
10
54,900
•
8%
1'
9%
*
—1
i3y4
13%
isy4
2'A
6
17
5%
140
-25,800
900
•
6%
7
Nov"
8y8 Jan
112y4 Sep'
100
1,050
Jan
'
v-
:
Mi
8%
Sep
Sep
Sep
95
" Jan
15"
May
Feb
123%
120
3%
Apr
Feb
13% May
5,600
y:
.
liy4
Oct
26 y4
Feb
100
13%
Oct
20»/2
liJ Oct
5%
Apr
Feb
4,200
7,200
19
145
59
275
117% 118,
109% 10*%
l7/a
111
Feb
_
9%
.1
105% Sep-
330
106
69'
11%
com——5
Light ft Power common—1
(6 preferred
—
—-—*
North Amer
12
%
32% July
50
'•
.—.10
10
Rosario—
11
13
—•
common—
Merchandise
*
25% Mar
5
Logansport Distilling Co
Lone,8tar Gas Corp common
For
26%
*
Steel
Co
Honduras
&
Jan
Sep
58
,1,800
3,300
2%
32
23
'■>
67 %
2%
65
67%
City Omnibus warrants
Y
>
2%
i.l
J my
-
•
*N Y Water Service 6%
•
Loblaw
Auction
"
:
21
,
Jan
41%
4%
*
N Y Shipbuilding Corp—
Jun
Mar
29% Mar
10%
3%
56
67%
25
Aug
16% May
Oct
7 12%
200*
Apr
'
N
Oct
*
'
} N
24% May
,
6%
26,
9%
N Y
9%
37%
•
N Y
26
-
Jersey
New Park Mining Co.
r
35
28'
—*
,
Oct
6%
800
1,700
12%
—20
common....
Jun
Sep
'50
122
6%,
7
Jun
108%
79
29
28%
117
122
12%
1,450
,
,
S%7:;'.Sep
92
85>
89
New Process Co common—.,
,i
400
:
preferred...25
common.
M
Jan
Feb
Jnn
14 y4
Feb
Apr
14
115v
10 y4:
.J?
6,200
2,200
ri.%
10
Inc 6%
■
21
.
Oct
108%
13%
Feb
£2 400
;7"
11%
5
Lionel
iLit
100"
13%': 14
1
Co
Corp
"Lipton (Thos J)
t '
»
....
Development—
Tourneau
>
32%>
31
15%
Sep--
Sep
'
Feb
10%
preferred—..U00
Corp——
preferred
100
J
$2
preferred
^—.-*
■■,1 New England Tel & Tel
100
^New Haven Clock & Watch-Co——*
23% Febr
14
5 %• Oct- '
7
15 y8
25%
...
{Leonard
800
5G0
32
Class B
——a—v*
iLanstori Monotype Machine
.5
La Salle Ext University.........
5
iLefcourt Realty common.—————1
.
12f>V'-Sep-:;;4r
4%
Sep
—5
(Herman)
110
6 %
|
14%
May
Sep
Oct
Neptune Meter common—...———5
Nesle Le Mur Co class A—
—*
Nebraska Power 7 %■
Zinc
.....
;' New Mexico & Arizona Land
13
7 38
Feb
29
12%
:
Ltd—».t'
17% Jan
22% July
.
Jan
Oct
t New
! Lake Shore Mines.
7
150
y
1
Mines common
Apr
21
New England Power Associates....—.*
i
Oct
18
200
9%
49% Aug
Sep
12%
Union Radio—.——..—.30o
National
.) Nelson
Feb
Apr*'
34y4
■
Oct
"
Krueger
2%
43
17% Oct
'""'1
22%
; 11'/a
!
If
'
Odt
8,600
27%
r
22%
-
r
2,200
7%
27
-
3,700
5%
'7..
.
[
14
12%
■
—_
1
common...
Kobacker Stores
7-14 7-7
5% '
1
May
H
12%
,
1,300
12.50
Ltd
Car
Transit
i National
V'
-
■K 4%% preferred
Kings Co Lighting 7%
Steel
34
-13,700
—._*
——•
National Rubber Machinery.
Feb
i'V;
7/
National
14%.
19%
32
Mfg & Stores common—.1
Pressure Cooker com
2
Aug
19
6%
.——5
•7
18%- Jan
24-
75%
,;-,7
»
Mallinson
National
<
24*
Fabrics..—.*—1
National
JunV
24
.
14%
12%
17% Jun
24
common—
(Walter)
Oct
8
121
f-Mfyf
■
—
Ken-Rad Tube &
10%
8%
'if-'
V
Kawneer Co..
Kennedy's
10%
•7
Apr
——
National Fuel Gas—....
Kaleer-Frazer
Sep
Oct
4%
21,100
common
preferred—...
7%
20
Corp..——
National Bellas Hess
.v.
7,900
250
17
Oct
5%' Sep
132
Sep
35
Jan
12% Mar
164
Apr
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FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE FOE WEEK
STOCKS
New York Curb
Exchange
V
Friday
Last
Week's
V '
'
y'
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
High
I
Class
i North
•'
B
:
American Utility Securities——'*
400
.
;
,
300
5,400
12 Va
21%
Oct
Jan
(,.—50
101
| Northern Indiana Pub Serv 5% pfd.lOO
106
Sep
Northern
Northern States Power class A
.„J3
2,800
pref———— 50
15,700
7,800
2,500
conv
Savoy Oil Co.—.
73% May
Schiff
Co
Schulte
15% Apr
*.
common—
Inc common.———.1
(D A)
i
30%
29%
6
6%
Ogden Corp common
25%
350
4%
4%
300
22
J
Ohio Brass Co class
Power
; Ohio
Oklahoma
4%%
Poindexter
Old
Oliver United Filters B
Semler (R B) Inc.—..—
•
■
j
•
:
American shares
Securities—:
Overseas
Seton Leather common——.
1.;
.
Shattuck Denn
Sherwin-Williams
4%
10% Oct
19% Jun
Sherwin-Williams
38%
Sep
46 Va July
Sick's
36
Oct
41% Feb
May
Silex Co common
5%%
1st preferred—
25
Lighting $5 preferred
•
pfd——100'
Pacific
102% July
Oct
109%
——*
.
26% Jan
Pan
Parker Pen
Co
Sep
,14 '
Jan
13% Mar
Oct
20
39
"
5
;
...—
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
Oct
8%
11
—
—l
Oct
59% Aug
24 k Jan
15% Oct
*
58
.
:
81% Jun
3%
American Airways warrants,
Pantepec Oil of Venezuela Am shs
Paramount Motors Corp.———...1
Oct
•
Jan
Breweries
45
$1
preferred——
cum
Pennroad Corp common
Penn-Dixie Cement warrants
.
Penh Gas & Elec class A
25
—
1
..
pfd
—100
Oct
•
9
Sep
Co
130
Governor
7
common
11%
—E
Corp com
15 Va Feb
13% Uct
6% Sep
Sep
50
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
—.50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical comnion.
.5
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
;
l
...
Pneumatic
Sca'e common—..——.io
Power Corp
8%
1st
of Canada
12%
10
preferred^.--^——100
Premier
Gold
Prentice-Hall
Pressed
35%
Mining
Inc
Metals
1
America..
Producers
Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
„
"
8%
1st
preferred...
1%
1st preferred—i.——-..
Puget Sound Power & Light—
$5 prior preferred
*
Jan
Jan
Feb
15%
11
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber...
Pyle-National
Pyrene
Co
•
106
,
Hi
preferrd B_...
25
25
i
—
'23 i;
—.5
common.—.
Manufacturing.—
105
22
14
—10
11%
12
:,E 1E-.-r'^'E;
7
Jan
28% May
15% May
108
-
E
43
Mar
51
Feb
"
7
20O
='
..
.
500
1%
2
21%
32%
50
3%
8% Aug
14% Feb
.19% May
A- 200
'3%
1
150
400
10
1,100
4
(The)
4% $
-•
3%
4%
6%
Corp.———....1
5%
6%
11% Sep
34% Aug
: 7% May
2%
27%
;
1
25%
May
Jun
;
3%
12%
11%
Sun
Apt
Sep
23
Oct
20% May
Feb
10
-1,700
4,800
E
♦
3% Oct
16% i
30
32
19
20
1,200
300
:E
28
950
18
2,400
-
.
3%
11 y8
25
.
Jan
Sep
49% Jun
17%
Oct
Oct
oct
Feb
37/a
"
48
>
.Jan
Sep
'
14
14
Corp..—10..
Jun
25
'.v
27% Oct
1,100
E,
4%
3%
.•4%
287/a
Feb
Jan
22%
■
15
so
31%
32
1
Inc——.*
Oct
1% Oct
15
Oct
Apr
8%
E 11% Oct
300
-
....1
35% July
31.
Oct
2%
29%
28%
Superior Portland Cement,
Superior Tool ft Die Co
Jan
84% July
Sep;
100
28%
31%
Ray Drug Co————-i,
.Swan Finclx Oil
Jan
Jan
8%
.
Jan
15
E 16'/a
jan
23%
:M 9%
1,000
12%
15
•
2 Va
Sunbeam''' Corp—
7% May.
160
7
:26
800
,
.
4%
•
27
3% Sep
5% Oct
150
v
-EESm? P V- 7 V2
4%
:..^v
Oct
18.
28%
24%
Sterling Engine Co—
Sterling Inc
—...———
Stetson (J B) Co common
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp.——.——.5
Stop ft Shop Inc....—————.—.1
Stroock (S) ft Co common
—
1,300
1,300
4,600
:
Oct
3%
91 '
Oct
9% Oct
72% Oct
-*
—
27% Aug
24% Feb
),p\
;
s
Oct
■
40
11
Feb
Apr
8% Feb
'
19,300
9%
Jan
Feb
45%
19%
11%
,
3%
E 45% Apr
Sep
3% Sep
Sep
21
96 % 105
11
16
.
17% Oct
10%
105
12
Jan
28%
Feb
13%
Sep
20
"50
:
Jun
165
19% Oct
*
——
31% Jan
;
1% Oct
1,500
3,500
32%
2%
B—
class
Stein (A) & Co common
-•
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc..—.——
•
32% Feb
Apr
Feb
1,500
16%
29%
Steel Co of Canada————
Sep
xl0%
11
81% Jan
19
Oil
Common
Starrett
Aug
122
Sep
31% Sep
40
-
112
7% Feb
800
7%
1
10
Standard Dredging Corp common——1
$1.60 convertible preferred.——--.20
Standard Forgings Corp—.—.—*—1
*
Standard Products Co—.——1
Standard Tube class B
-1
Sep
18
#
: 10% Jan
39
Aug
1,100
^
6
Preferred
113% May
23
13%
14
Oct
6
16%
(Ky).—
Standard Power & Light
Jan
103%
106
14% Jan
140% July
Standard Cap & Seal common
Convertible preferred
...
Standard
May
27% Jan
111% Feb
•tvi
•• s
7% Oct
Feb
10
Oct
106%
—;*.
...
900
19
Oct
8%
.100
..
8%
39% Oct
.
:
7% Oct
3% Sep
.
18%
"
,
2,800
5,200
29% Oct
Mar
78%
10%
Feb
29% May
15% Jan
3%
Spencer Shoe Corp——
14"%
7% Jan
8%
Oct
13%
Gas—*E
Public Service-of Colorado-^
^
108
Oct
30%
Sep
1%
12%
6,200
100
Sep
9%
f
•
—
Providence
73
1
;
300
1& Sep
•
common
of
July
Jun
Jan
Feb
10
Southern Pipe Line——.10
Southland Royalty Co.
...
5
15% Feb
Sep
100
■
Pratt ft Lambert Co.
14
5%
1
Stahl-Meyer Inc————..
Standard Brewing Co—————2.78
47
n.
12
7%
—~
"*6%
:
49% Apr
374
230
7%
3%
Co.....
30% Jan
5% Sep
15% Oct
_._*
common
Oct
6% Jan
Sep
.
350
V
.
Polaris Mining Co——...w...25c :
Powdrell & Alexander common
...2.50 :
39
150
2,700
31
-
y 44
Mar
.56
Oct
$ 8% Oct
5% Sep
15% Sep
24% May
37% May
Sep
10
Pitts Bess ft L E RR.
Oct
29%
Jan
Pitney-Bowes Inc.
14
30%
Oct
~27/a
115% Aug
,31% May
13% Jun
Sep
29%
8%
Apr
20%
Ltd—————I
25% Jan
12% July
.-■•' 5%% preferred^ series C——
25
Southern New England Telephone—100
Jan
Oct
Johnson Ltd Am shs——
; Piper Aircraft
Sep
Sep
4% Sep
5% original preferred
12% May
86V4
E= 9% Sep
;
;
E 20% Sep
19% Jun
169 V* Apr
Southern California Edison—
51% Aug
——*
115
108
...
—
39%
7%
39
250% 258
Jan
117
63V8
Gold Mines
10
;
600
1,125
Jun
9,
>/
Oct
Pioneer
19':B' Sep
34%
43
Plnchin
Jan
300
600
—...——
Southern Phosphate Co
Pierce
Jan
.
34%
Oct
Oct
8%
16%
10%
11,
108
34%
Oct
..
Feb
5y« Jan
1?% Jun
Sep
Oct
136%
33
40
Pharis Tire & Rubber, new com—50o
Philadelphia Co common.
•
Phillips Packing Co—
:
•
E
1% Sep
3% Oct
.
South Penn Oil common.——.—12.50
62
•
136%
19%
11%
Southwest Pa Pipe Line————10
■
5%
11%
Oct,
4
8.
100
South Coast Corp common-L——
Jan
_*
Co—
Pepperell Mfg Co
Circle
112 y8
—2.50
19%
Soss Manufacturing common—-—1
21% Jan
20
Penn Water. & Power
Perfect
31;
■;
5% Sep
,
Penn Power & Light 4%%
Penn Traffic Co..
Jun
Sep
3% Sep
S
May
56
8
—
com———*
111% May
29
Jan
.V •
•
of Canada—
Solar Manufacturing
July
84
Nov
29
,
104 Va May
i
500
10%
11%
:• $3
convertible preferred—..
Simplicity Pattern common
...
Singer Manufacturing Co..——
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd— :S
Amer dep rets ord regis—..
Sioux City Gas & Elec Co—
3.90% preferred.—..;—
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills—-
Sonotone Corp
*
35% Feb
Oct
3,300
4%
Ltd.——.
Solar Aircraft Co——.
'
Peninsular Telephone common—
4%
Jan
•
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
16% May
28% July
Jan
Jan
11%
12
11
7
30
July
7% Feb
109
117% Apr
27
$1.30 1st preferred—•
Page-Hersey Tubes common
*|
300
30y» May
85% Sep
13% Sep
100
———....
Pacific Gas & Elec 6%
Pacific Power & Light 1%
Pacific Public Service
1,000
May
9l/a Jan
2% Sep
50
E 1,200
8%
Jan
22
14% Sep
82
1,900
:."2
4%
25
common—.
preferred
Pacific Can Co common—.—.—.*
25
.
:-4%
1%
8%
Water & Power.—
Co—... ——1
Shawinigan
;i'
4%
^
5
.
14%
•:
—•
Mining—........
i
47
'■
Oct
23
150
90%
...
10,700
3,330
86%
13%
46% Aug
9% Jan
•
Sheller Mfg
1st pfd
...——1
3%
17%
90%
common—
1
Sentry Safety Control.
—1
Serrick Corp class B—————1
Omar Tnc_———i———.—.*..1 '•
f
2%
14%
85
Sentinel Radio Corp
■
O'okiep Copper Mining Ltd—-
;
5
$5.50 prior stock——————-.25
Allotment certificates——.———
.1
Distillery.,
23
stock..-————
Convertible
100;
Natural Gas common.—.15
22
2%
Selected Industries Inc common———1
common—*
B
preferred—
1
5% July
:
Oct
2% Oct
800
Selby Shoe Co..
——4
—
'29%
17,400
4,000
13%
Segal Lock & Hardware
Oct.
4% oct
.2% -Oct
.
400
35%
12%
Seeman Bros Inc
i
5
V
12% Jun
10% Jan
21,100
32%
Steel
Jun
15% May
3%
Manufacturing.....—....25
Co
35%
:
4% Sep
29% Sep
12% Sep
4% Oct
20V4 Oct
Scovill
Apr
40
Sep
9% Mar
Oct
;
8% Oct
;
600
common.——r.
*
Securities Corp General
-»——1
29%
21
;
600.
—.—...
8culhn
,
''v-"v:.E'7" High
5% Sep
.
6,550
Regis Paper1 common———r..—5
-Salt Dome,Oil Co.....................1
Samson United Corp common-
Apr
59% Jun
8% Sep
Northrop' Aircraft Inc.——————1
Novadel-Agene Corp.——--—-——*
Low
Corp Ltd.—.—.—..—*
Lawrence
Class A $2
111
'
44% Sep
26% Oct
Natural Gas..———.——20
Range Since January 1
High
6t.
108% July
Oct
| North Penn RR Co———
St.
Feb
13%
8% Oct
8
Low
.
62% May
Jan
•
r
,
Shares
May
63
35% Oct
4% Sep
'
400
Northern Central Texas Oil————5
Northeast: Airlines—
————-1
'
Oct
35
500
.....•
common—
for Week
of Prices
'
High
Low
'
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
Range Since January 1
Shares
'■
{ North American Rayon class A———*
Friday
/stocks
New York Curb Exchange
Sales
Range
Sale Price.
ENDING NOVEMBER 1
Jan
.
62% May
34% Jan
6% July
•
26 y8 May
Q
Quaker
Oats
____•
common—
.95%
I100
6%
preferred
Quebec Power Co—
160
160
98,
160!
Taggart Corp common
Tampa Electric Co common—.
'\\-y
Inc^common-
Technicolor
Texon
:
Voting common
6
;
•,
10
,
-
Reed Roller Bit Co
Reliance
Electric
&
Engineering
Richfield
Oil
V
Feb
44
" Jun
Oct
60
: Aug
8%
Oct
29%
22
Oct
37%
Jan
15%
16%
14% Oct
34%
Jan
28%
,
X27%
29
27
Oct
49
Jan
1
Oct
4% May
5% Oct
/ 13% Feb
i%
# 1 ?-vE
6%
,
: 6
1%
.
6%
^
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F——100
& Pendleton Inc..
——
*
■■
1%
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Am dep rets for ord reg.,
Rome Cable Corp common.
Ronson
Art
Roosevelt
Root
EElE
—.5
Petroleum
•
common
1.25
Ryan Aeronautical Co..
;
,_1
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum———•
Ryerson & Haynes common..
1
For
footnotes
see
page
2311,
25% Jun
14
14
24%
16
14%
Oct
5%
Sep
6ys
Oct
5%
6%-
17%
.i.
4%
21% Oct
14%
E
71%
;..l
Rotary Electric Steel Co
—————10
Royalite Oil Co Ltd——
Russeks Fifth Ave
Apr
14
„16
——1.5~
Co...
110% Mar
21%
23
Metal Works—.—.2
Field Inc
Jan
15
—_£1
...
Sep
105%
•
—
•
5%
7%
20-
v
Oct
17% Oct
17
Jan
13%
—
.J
:
6'/a
:
.—5
36%
18%
Sep
21
•
53/4
6
So
common
Tivoli
Brewing
5J/2
Sep
19% Jan
Oct
15
5%
6Va
,4>/2
Amer dep rets
"Amer dep rets
Oct,
17%
13
-
•
9%
,
6%
2,000
7
;
10% May
26% July
Oct
6%:
7
■■
Tri-Continental
& Trunz Inc.—
100
106% 106%
114
280
1%
2
4,900
4%
4%
V'3
111
preferred .———106
Tonopah Mining of Nevada^..—..—1
7%
-w.1
H Trans Lux Corp.———
420
2%
warrants—
28
•
12
$
12,100
125
28
6%
; Tung-Sol Lamp Works—--..--.-.1
o*.
80c convertible preferred—-_——*
900
May
14%
3%
1,100
100
12
165
Oct
117
4%
Sep
Feb,
May
Aug
Feb
95/a
4%
10%
Feb
112% May
106% Oct
111
Oct
1% Sep
Oct
2Va Oct
*20
Jan
5% Oct
Oct
May
.9% Jan
;72
1% Oct
95
July
Apr
22% July
7%
Oct
Nov
OO
t1
95% 100%
'
5% Sep
13
;:Todd Shipyards Corp..—
———*,
? Toledo Edison 6% preferred——100
•
Oct
59
;
26
Jan
13
20
1,600
'-"l%
48
Oct
16
:
300
.
59. m
5%
33
600
-E 1,500
15
.
7
59
59
ord regis——......
def reg
.*
;
Feb
.: 5%
34
May
14 Va
Jan
Feb
17% Jan
Sep
•
L-v-
11%
Ulen
10%
Feb
9%
Realization
Corp....———.
Unexcelled Chemical Corp—----,
«
Union Gas of Canada——
•'
8% Jun
Union Investment
Sep
9%
Union Stock Yards of Omaha—._100
Co—.
8%
*
Sep
4
Feb
10%
2%
11%
Udylite Corp—.—
5
.
1,200
26,900
,
36%
18%
33
'
15
Co-
•
'4y2
12%
Apr
'Sep
Aug
9% May
11% Apr
44% May
12%
14
*8%
9%
Jan
:
123
Sep
7% Sep
30 y4 Aug
15
.
"8%
12%
/! Tobacco ft Allied Stocks—.—^—.*
Tobacco Products Exports.
i Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
:
2
-
8,300
•
'
l
50c
■■p..
22%
Roeser
;
Jan
22
16%
....1
:
Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) ytc
34
Sep
E
:p) -
—-2
——
Tllo
4% Feb
54%
>
Corp warrants——
Richmond Radiator..:
>
Co—.
...—
:
37
29
116 Va
Roofing Inc—
———.1
Tishman Realty & Construction.
;::24 ;'; 'Jan'::
i'30r
10
•
& Land
Inc
16%
15
16%
6% Oct
Sep
14% Oct
300
Apr
; 25% Sep
...
—*
Rio Grande
Sep
1% Oct
;
,
.5
Rice Stix Dry Goods——
15
2 E
.
„♦
i-
13
7%
12% May
29 y4
1,700
7%
33
X32
IIIIlOO
Thcw Shovel
16%
1
$3 convertible preferred
*
Raytheon Manufacturing common...50c
,
Oct
-
io
; Railway ft Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
*
Oil
Textron
5
6%
7
—..II*
pfd-
Texas Power & Light
Radio-Keith-Orpheum option warrants.
Railway .& Light Securities
1
•*
,
.
-I— E;
'
•
8%
:
10% Oct
17%
Jun
5%
Jan
11%
2%
2,700
1,200
2
11
2,000
8% Mar
19 % July
Sep
Oct
11% July
8%
Feb
Sep
63%
Apr
8%
200
8
5%
56
Oct
iVolume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number 4539
164
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK CURB
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 1
V
STOCKS
Week's
'«'•• •■' {?
■■
Par
Chemicals
High
High
common
Railways
&
$3
Molasses
10%
Shoe
United
'
common
1%
8%
8%
series
F
11%
10 ft
Oct
24%
16 ft
Oct
Kansas
15 ft
15
12 ft
lift
Oct
17%
20
10
20
common——10
Nebraska
Aug
7"%
27
7 Sep
28
Aug
-7ft
\
Jan
25 ft
Apr
Gas
y>
deb
37s
37a
11%
800
13
115
113
115ft
109
lUft
1057.
107
10274
104
f-A
104
1963
A-O
62
62
62
1967
;
M-3
104
104
105
J-D
104%* 105
1047a
M-S
112% 112%
111
J-J
34
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"9 ft
99
993A
97
10174
98 %
99 %
97
101 ft
M-N
99%
9874
99%
97%
101%
M-N
1948
a-o
3%s
4s
2004
6ft
yift
Manufacturing
1.25 ?
Utilities $6 preferred—*
Westmoreland
Coal
7%,
21/2
87a
4ft'Sep
900
8
•
2,600
2,300
2
Westmoreland
Inc——
105%
106ft
107V4
M-N
1105 ft
J-J
.
*101 ft 1027a
._
101ft 103 ft
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j-j
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A-O
1971
108 ft
a-o
1968
106
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104ft
109ft
102
y
109ft
106ft
7
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81
J-D
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ft iot'A
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1081/4
105%
106ft
Af-S
*104% 1057a
28 ft
19
■y-: ;m
(Can)
197a
;
Sep
27
Oct
197a
32 ft
1949
166
A-O
Portland Cement—
8%
13ft
Steel
inc
California
California
.y
1952
B
22
13
11%
13
<
"8 ft
—2
~8ft "9 ft
8ft
1,300
10
U
100
113/4
12
1,600
"3%
"3
22,800
1027s
1'08 ft
122
126
1965
y m-s
10574 106ft
105%
3 fts
Gas
1970
a-0
105% 105%
105
J99ft
-
98 y
101%
108%
,109
(Calif):—>
J-J
3 fts
& Elec
v.y./y7
1970
v■
4104ft
f-a
3s.———1971
*108
104
•
...
7
..
107ft
108 ' 7108 7/8
•
m-a
a-o
(A G)
105% 107%
3s
...1989
5s
iooft loo1/*
91ft
99
1067s
78
94';. ';
107
.
Tbledd Edison 3 Ves—u
:
32ft
J-J
a-o
32ft
J-J
,..—..1968
V-D
A—-.1949
United Electric N J 4s
*32%
40
104% 105 ft
106% 10678
.
United Light & Power Co—
1st'lien & cons 5fts—..—1959
United Light & Railways
Feb
2%
2022
Debenture 6s series A
Oct
Oct
\
—...1952
Utah Power & Light Co-
y;Sep
11%
(Maine) —
6s series A—.
Nov
7
37a
172 ft
.
Sep
Sep
9ft Sep
108% Sep
6ft Oct
700
—Mi,
Petroleum:
1
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
1 s
American deposit receipts———5s.
t : 6
% preference
£1'
-Wright Hargreavea Ltd—.———*,:
104
160
19
11
Woodley
101ft
11
A-0
Edison
Counties Gas
v
M-3
Corp Inc 5s—
—1950
(Hugo) Corp—
- •
': y A7-4s 3d stamped
..1946
•'Stinhes. (Hugo) Industries—...
r
?: A7-4s 2nd stamped—
—.^—...1946
8
•
.10
:•/;
5
168
1951
mtge 3s
AStarrett
Jan
18
1,700 *
7 825
20ft
107%
10274 103ft
tl20'/i 122
1979
—
Stimes
Sep
50
9ft
22
25
•
100
107
105ft
107 ft 107 ft
J-D
ft Spalding
18ft Oct.
1,100
20
20
:9ft
1
preferred ww
Winnipeg Elec common B
Wisconsin P & L 4ft % pfd—
104
10274 10274
,
Willson Products Inc.——-.-——I
91
108
109
10
106 ft 1061/4
M-N
.".•Cv-
Oct
100
133/4
18 ft
J-D
J-D
1st mtge
Sep
350
1374
..1959
3964
Southwestern Gas
,18ft Oct
14
19 'ft
B
83
of Colorado—.y,y y
Co
mtge 3'As
Southern
Sep
7, .\75;':
357a
4fts
:: 102 ft 102 ft
perpetual certificates—..——
Sep
w#y..;' .';}••
35
—
9
117
450
27 ft
28 ft
5s__
1st mtge 3s
Southern
10
y
47
fp%
106
J-J
Corp
Light
10 ft
108 ft 108 ft
1964
Scullin
May
28
120
120
10
—
105
101 ft
—
Utility Corp—
San Joaquin Lt & Pwr 6s
Oct
,
900
93/4
9
9ft
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
1
Whitman (Wm) & Oo.w———1
Wichita River Oil Corp—10
Williams (R C)
& Co
•
Inc
108%
100ft
103ft 104
Safe Harbor Water 4fts
Oct
112
20
Industries
105ft
102 ft 103'A
103 ft
1964
'•
&
} 106 7a
103ft
Queens, Borough Gas & Electric—
5fts Series A——.—1952
v
Sep
8
■
4,700
27a
,7%
——
105ft
99 ft
98 ft
1954
Gas
•..•;
Power
Southern
Woodall
104
M-S
J-D
F-A
Oct
5
Coal & Coke;
5
Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
Tablet & Stationery com
•
Wolverine
*104
1955
6%
Feb
350
31
—
~9
____1
.
78
108ft
108 ft
1961
5s
*
-Sinking fund deb 4s..
May
30
:
1
common
112 3A
104
.
111
.
Brothers
115
*107
; Public Service of New Jersey—
3% Nov
1,100
41/4
12 ft
*
5%
65 ft
105 ft
1047«
__
Pennsylvania Water St Power 3fts.1964
•3 Vis w———:
1970
West Virginia
Wilson
*105 ft
1981
5 fts
Park Lexington
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs ext..•
7% preferred
—
100
Western
\0L%
27
*110ft 111
.A5fts series A (J909& redeemed>.1948
,
Western
\ 60
98 747103 ft
90
4
1950
Continental
Pacific
Waco Aircraft Co———
—
33
1956
Westchester Ltg
&
1st
Co
79
90
33
J-J
5s
Public Service
Class B„
*85
33
J-J
4 fts
Y State Elec &
Power
West Texas
M-S
IOO3/4 101%
101
;
1969
to___
England Power Assn
-y.£,V. j/J• 0
*:
Waitt & Bond class A
65
63
v
4.1970
Ohio Power 1st mtge 3 fts
1st mtge 3s
'
Wentworth
—2022
Light 4fts__.
Power
Debenture
N
20c
Manufacturing——.
32
30
J-D
New England Power 3fts
New
:/
5
Venezuela Syndicate Inc
I.
1948
Conv
1
Ward Baking Co warrants
Warner Aircraft Corp
1966
3fts
5s
34 ft
Oct
:
19ft Sep
Jan
Apr
Feb
'.
1
Petroleum
Watch
J-J
New Amsterdam Gas 58—.-.—1948 ?
New Eng Gas & El Assn 5s
1947
y
Venezuelan
35 ft
.-»
J-J
v7 6s series A
North
yalspar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred
59ft
65
29
2022
at 4%
Milwaukee
N Y
Waltham
J-J
& Light 3fts
Utilities 4s
Extended
20% May
Feb
4ft Sep
5
♦
—
65
28ft
32
8ft May
3c:.- Sep
22
10
Utah Power & Light common.
1
■
3%' Oct
4.':*'*•
;
50c
Oil
34
38
•'
1963
McCord Corp deb 4fts
Midland Valley RR—
Feb
7ft-Jan
100
•1
High
29
Apr
•
common
Electric Power
Kentucky
30ft' Jun
11 '/a
1
35'ft
''■•',
1957
Power
Sep
Low
34.
*35
J-J
1952
Gas Electric 6s_.
20%
;3%
Utah-Idaho Sugar—
?/
5s
Power
Kansas
Oct
No.
High
34 "
.
—
1952
Altalian Superpower 6s
Kansas
10%
2%
34
/■•/—.
1952
—
(July 1941 coupon)—
Apr
86
F-A
1957
coupon)
Jan
-
January 1
Aug
18%
'15"?;'
5
Insurance
Vogt
1941
84%
Mar
Range for
Sold
34
1957
Sep
47
yS-
J-D
1955
coup)
49 ft July
3%
Co
1941
12ft
88%
Products
1
E
(Aug
A7s
Feb
Sep
46
3ft
Universal
A7s
Jan
86 ft
Universal
(Dec
series
A7s
Oct
4%
Securities——•
Consolidated
A 7s
Bonds
Bid A Asked
Low
*
■)
1955
C
Sep
697s
72
•.47ft
294
Week's Range
or Friday'*
'
Aug
Oct
8
70 ft
common
United Stores
••
■
9%
Jan
"lft
lft
Rubber Reclaiming—
Universal
85
Jan
with warrants—-*
I
-1
1st preferred
A6fts
..
Apr
101
Mar
284
1
and International
$5
Jan-"
47
May
•>.•;•>"
Power Sec—
series
Interstate
25
1
class B
U S Radiator
X1 8
;
95
25c
10
25
IT s Graphite common—;——
U S
A 6 fts
37% May
*—
r
Co
Oct
-100
Sharing
Specialties
U S Foil
{International
Debenture 6s
Machinery common
Preferred
20ft
8V4
preferred
United
21ft
Ltd—
Co
Amer dep rets ord regis
United NJ RR & Canal
United 'Profit
60
Sep
•
preferred
participating
United
Feb
13%
19,700
i
20
•
United Milk Products—;
32
600
Friday
Last
Sale Price
.{'•
34 ft May
2ft Jan
U* Sep
Exchange
Curb
-
1,300
•
—10
7
—.
United Gas Corp common—
Light
Mar
27
17,600
warrants
United Elastic Corp
latorert
Period
York
Oct
8 •.'"
5,500
6%
*
Corp
United
BONDS
New
Range Since January 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
United Aircraft Products new com..50c
United
United
for Week
Last
Sale Price
■
Sales
Range
Friday
•
Curb Exchange
New York
CHRONICLE
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
income "debs
A 5s
Power 3fts
Wash Water
Penn- Electric
West
5s
West Penn Traction 5s..
Western
6s
BONDS
Fork
New
Curb
Period
Last
.
Paper 6s—
1961
Appalachian Eleo Power 3ftis—.1970
Appalachian Power deb 6s
—2024
J-D
J-D
J-J
J-J
A-0
A-0
Amer Writing
4fts_.—
Assoc T & T deb 5fts A
Atlantic
1953
1955
Electric
Associated
i
<
Bonds
Sold
*
'
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
106 ft
108%
111%
120
120
120
101ft
101
101%
104
104
104
102%
106
106
105
124
99 ft
104%
yy/r
BONDS
Curb Exchange
106 ft
York
New
,108
Low
Af-N
*117
1962 J
Bickford's Inc 6 fts
J-D
1960
—
A-O
J-D
tllOft
Boston Edison 2% S—^,——.1970
J-J
72ft
73ft
8 A Chicago Rys 5s ctfs (part paid) .1927
Jan 1966
F-A
55 ft
iif-S
Conv deb 5s—i—.wfc—1950
1958
1969
58
A-O
Danish 5 fts
73
104ft
103%
104%
103%
3071/2
109ft
106%
105
*105% 108ft
*-_
105ft
*103% 104ft
106
■;
ref mtge 3s ser
1st
mtge 2%s ser
1st ref 2%s series R_
Gas
Consolidated
Gen mtge
»
1954
^est^h KR—
108%
Division—
Co 6s ser A
Grand Trunk West 4s
Power
3%s
Guantanamo & Western 6s
J-J
MS
»
...1961
stamped
Mountain
1948
1950
1963
1958
Hygrade Food 6s ser A
6s
series
B
Service
1st lien
&
ref
-
5s..——
5s
Indianapolis P & L 3 fts
Jan 1949
vll7'
106 ft
A7s
A-O
—Jan 1949
107
105
130
76
105
ft
M-N
105
.
79
*1;
65
105 V*
65
607a
103%
62
/
Rio de Janeiro
,
M-N
1947
1947
1931
1972
-
a-o
j-d
„
31ft
317a
;
ii
97%
'|f;
32
20%
23%
31ft
36
a
..
.
12
A-1
'*52
*20ft
*96ya
.
-
—
t-
M-S
50ft
52
97
*"«*'••'
53
90
27% y!
99%
37ft
/.P'jV-
45
50 ft
26%
'Um
,
—
mm
41
stamped (Plan A) -X
to 2ft—-—2012
6 fts
1919
reduced
105'/a
105
105ft
1057a 1057a
105%
108%
and nsked prices, no
traded flat.
Abbreviations used
104
104
tlve;
"w
" ■'
•
?"V
:
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," eumula-
"M," mortgage; "d-v," non-votlhg stock; "v t
when issued; "w w," with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
"conv," convertible;
i,"
sale, f Ex-distribution.
Ex-rights.
sales being transacted during current week.
Deferred delivery sale,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot
Under-the-rulo sale, r Cash sale, x Ex-dividend, y
a
n
SReported in receivership.
106%
102'A
value,
ABonds being
110
104% 10478
par
* Friday's bid
75
r
*106
1921
Ex-stock dividend,
104% 105%
65
:
•
32
*52
-/
J-D'-J-'
to.-2fts..—-2008
,-A5fts
•No
102ft 102ft
1057a
,
ft
109 ft
*102
..
99%
27
y
31ft
92%
89
3
*
92
?'?;
S'*104 ft 105 ft
.
20
20
?
85
ARussian Government
107%
124
*62
__
J-J
F-A
1970
81ft
125
J
A-O
1950
1963
Interest reduced
49 ft
*104
—
J-D
J-J
J-D
J-J
Mortgage Bank of Chile 6s
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
Parana stamped (Plan A)
' 1
..*124
—
*15
*10
J-D
y://
(issue of Oct. 1927)
Interest
,
/
A
126
24
J-J
83%
78
24 ft
98
947a
M-S
2008
.1951
stamped
7s
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
%•£/>'- A • '.C';:
'•.•■■'■
Indiana
AMedellin
55 ft
M-3
M-3
1965
1956
Mtge Bank—
'3
'i
(*
■'
1993"
& Fuel 3fts
& RR 5s
A General Rayon
103%
v>
A-O
4s ser B—————1993
Finland Residential
Green
J-J
1981
Elmira Water Lt
5s
J-D
:,y78 y?
.
•24ft
98
F-A
1952
high -.'
ijf—
--
24 ft
98
January 1
'i,•£;:':'.yyiy
*78
?':.v
Range Since
Sold
Low
•,.
*78
M-N
City (Peru) 6'fts stamped 1958
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
Interest reduced to 2VsS
(Bait City)—
y:.; Lackawanna of N 3
1st mtge 4s ser A
1st mtge
-•
1976
Q
4fts
fcelawarS Lacs
Eastern Gas
1969
P
1st ref
'
J-D
1953
—
"
•
.-••'
110
105
ALima
Consol Gas El Lt & Pwr (Bait)—
:
5s
'.
J-J
1955
...
Danzig Port & Waterways—
AExternal 6ftS stamped
307ft
101%
106
20-year 7s A
April 1946
A 20-year 7s
„_y..Janl947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)
ACauca Valley 7s__——.......1948
Extended
103% 104 ft
■.
?7 A-O
Debenture 5s
112
? 50
1
102% 103ft
104
M-3
!:V. Debenture 5s
110%
67
79ft
115
108%
67
77%
M-S
A-0
Bonda
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
High
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
::;r. A
111
1954
Cities Service 5s——
120
103
w
104ft
104
110ft
115ft
119ft
1948
S A Central States Electric 5s
A5fts
106
106% 106%
1957
series B
1st M 5s
5s series O
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Bell Telephone of Canada—y
.v
Friday
Interest
Period
MS
MS
106ft
High
100%
101ft
108% 108%
*101
—
V
100ft
debentures—
January 1
120
J-J
J-J
f
s
Range Sine*
High
~
M-S
City Electric 3 fts——1964
Friday's
or
Bid A Asked
Sale Price
Low
conv
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Newspaper Union—
C," voting trust certificates;
OTHER STOCK EXCHANCES
*
•
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 1 .5
STOCKS
Baltimore Stock
Last
'
vto
&
Assoc
Vernon-Woodbury Mills
New
Amsterdam
Casualty
Mt
1"
100
163
.
13% May
.28
Feb
10%
50
160
Oct
186
38
Sep
58
130
26%
43 J/4
Butler
44
16%
10
Oct
54
debentures ;
2j-year
4%
(subordin)—...
Boston Stock
167%
LOW
41%
3*8 J/a
55
42%
115
165% 170%
58%" Feb
5,609
70,977
1,203
165%
111
-52%
30V*
233
34%
Oct
Oct
16
—1•
100
———257
Elevated Ry
100 •
Herald Traveler Corp...—*
Boston & Albany
Boston
Boston
15%
'
365
15
185
120
Oct
1,314
16
44
Mar
75%
76
193
72'/8
Sep
35%
35
450
35
Oct
45 v
|
;
.
•55
8%
'
,
9%
9%
:Jun
•
Fox
22
24%
-
■& Fuel Associates—
preferred
100
Ry—
/>- •
6%
let preferred series A
100
6% preferred class B
100
5% pfd adjustment..
—100
Eastern Gas
95
prior
Easiern Mass Street
Oct
22% Jan
Oct
23
Jan
25
Jan
;8% Sep
Sep
Gibson
76
Apr
12% Feb
Oct
42
Refrigerator
Gillette. Safety
f
;93
,Sep-
16
126
40
115
50
27
150
16
125
30%
31
;
117% ;17%
29 J/4
29%
•
98% Oct
Co
Co
class A
Bakeries
Hathaway
—
54%
*
—*
-*,
37%
(H W)
10
Hall
Printing Co
commqh
Sep
47
Apr
Aug
25
28
21'/a
46
Sep
140
Oct
347
53% Oct
41%
1
-7%
/32%
135
4 J/2
180
55%
10
Feb
'
"•
'
Illinois
41
87
Sep
Sep
14% Mar
56% Jan
Sep
79%
17
35c
245
116% Oct I
380
75o
30
Aug
3%
293/a
25y8
28 J/4
130
110
/
28"A
1,773
2% '
12%
3'*:
2%
300
16
Apr
47 J/2
Steel
12%
Oct
19'/a
14%
Oct
10
50
7
Jan
12'/a July
59
34
Sep
46
37
39
42%
46%
37
Oct
515
71%
70%
71%
350
47%
47%
20
46'A Sep
54
56%
125
53J/a
Oct
79%
41%
42%
175
41%
Oct
70
24%
85
Sep
:>
$10,200
Week's
Friday
Oak
capital
Rights w i——Armour
&
Co
66
May
39%- Jan
Mfg
Co
Asbestos Mfg
Co common
Athey Products capital
Automatic Washer common—,
Aviation Corp (Delaware)
5
1
4
124% Sep
Low
10%
Seelig class A com
Bastian-Blessing
Belden
Mfg
Bergboff
Binks
Borg
Co
Co
common
common
Brewing Corp
6
6%
Mfg Co
capital
Corp
(George W)
•
«—1
——10
'Aug J
•38
.
'Jun
26% AUg
33% Aug
£
:
ii
Low
Oct
6
Oct
8 J/2
Sep
High
;
20'% Feb
13 J/4 Jan
'
10
:
9%
300
10
■
117
166 J/4
1%
20
117
164% 170%
1%
110
164%
1,700
1%
11,500
1%
14%
Feb
Sep
134
Nov
199 %
May
1%
Nov
Oct
v..
3%:*;
11%
3%
13
3% if
1,700
1,000
10%
10 J/2
11
7%
11 J/4
4%
400
7%
1,900
2%
400
4
>; 6 J/4
4
:
6%
Sep
Oct
19 J/4
——
70
19%
33
33
100
550
19 J/4
*25 % 'Jun
16
600
Sep
-/.
30
May
21% May
Janv>.
_-;8Q'.
,58'A May
14%, Jan
23% July
800;
'
22% Oct
800
9 ;
Sep
65% Jan
57 y4 July
300
7
26% July
Jan
13
•■
•-
23
x6
450';
15% Mar
.Sep
,
24
700.
1}/B
19
..
35%
1,900
950
41
;
•:
10%
16%
7 A
100
67 A
14'A
••
—
161
.133
8%
'41%
—.——1
25
—
com new
18% May
7'A
8
100
9 '
4%
Society Brand
/
i.,:
<
50
37
16ya .Jan
Sep
22% Sep
32
Oct
187%
Oct
184
2,800
100
.350
4%
20
Oct.
'27
10
—
11
16
Sep
Sep
July
33% Jan
Oct
11
Sep
24 V2
Jan
36
Jan
49%
200
Apr
8
Sep
12
1,150
24
Oct
10
37% July
Oct
20'A
1,100
15
1,600
16
.37
Oct
20 3A
—
25%
Sep
16
Oct
59% Aug
39% Apr
60
30
Oct
—
.
JA
--
45
20%
150
19% Oct
28
100
3% Sep
10
sep
8
HVs
10%
40
—
3A
ll'/s1
40
300
1
'200
100
11% Aug
27% ,N0V
Corp' common—
10
Coup common——
•
Sundstrand Machine Tool common—5
--
J9
J9
28% 28 A
150
19
28%
150
27
23JA
21V2
800
Swift & Co capital—
35
18% Feb
31
Sep
Fur
—-———25
Feb
208 South La Salle Street Corp com—*
23
Sep
■
33
23 'A
800
,35
commonj——/ 21%
May
17
17%
Oct
26%
29
July
36
Jun
45
July
34% July
850
12% Mar
17%
Feb
18
750
16
Oct
30'A July
12
13
850
12
Oct
22
Air
Lines
Transp
capital.—.—*
capital
*
41
•—
.
,'280
47
—
,•
Feb
,•/.
Wieboldt Stores Inc common
Cumulative
prior
preferred-.
—
*
—
*
—
*'
May
Oct ;
61
J/a May
May
49
89J/a
24%
100
89'A
Oct
200
24'A
Oct
68
73%
600
65%
Oct
22%
24!A
400
22
25
102
102
J/4
>/ 22% Oct
300
•
10,;
22
102
;a•" > •. •'•' •?•
40
120
Oct
-
Oct
,
97% Feb
39%
48
«
106%
Jan
Mnv
i
■•7
52% Jan
.
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg com——12JA
.Feb
t.-:
Sep
47'A
89JA
24!A
48%
73%
U S Steel common
21
Jan
14 J/4
United
1,400
Feb
Oct
'
23%
$
Feb;,
Oct
.
••
'
;/,
JJan
3A
17 y4 Mar
49 J/a May
§37% Feb
27%
14 J/4
i
Jan
1,900
27%
Oct
Jan
Jan
32
.18
34%
7% Oct
27%
Trane Co
>A
300
—•
Stein & Co class A common
May.
8JA
31
16
33
20
32
18
—1
—
(The)
Feb
114
v
200
,
loo
■:
May
9% 'Feb'
A-if;
■■.■■;:
Standard Forglngs common——..—1
Standard Oil of Ind capital
—10
<
May
•
1,900
29
ill
8
Feb
17
13
16
24'/e
25
15
(new) —5
common——.——3
St Louis Nat Stockyards cap
*
Standard Dredge preferred——20
Storkllne
May
473/8
Oct
25
100
••>
May
127
Oct
94
-V>
65
Sep
,25,
Jun
May
14
>
Feb
6'A
40
1,700
H
.14
36% 39%
9
9
—
Inc
Common
7% Oct
40
400
39%
—
Jan
17
Feb
160
200
.
24ya
1
::V'
Jun
13 J/2
Jan
130
2,300
98
31
,
—
South Bend Lathe Works cap
Spiegel
85
31
■■■■■■.—*•
Clothes com
v ■■■•'
7 J/2
17%
May
Oct
19% Mar
13'A
50
4%
.
Jun
May
•
Sangamo Electric Co common..———♦ '
>Schwitzer Cummins capital—.—1
8%
49 J/2
+
30
_
28
.
20 J/4
Sep
May
103
>
38
50
161
135
6%
7A
103
105
25% 28 •
—
capital.—-u—59
RR
Sep
30
May
250
7% ,8%
41% 42
,
Oct
19
51
200
14'A
.23% 23%
—
/Feb |
July
14 Va
Sep
Sep
6% Jan
64'A Oct
t.
150
^8,, 25$
26 %
60
25
31% May
5% Jan
14 y4
42
1,000
26'/a
^
57%-Apr
Apr
Sep
15
.
400
7%
—
20
400
46
64 A
—
—
2,700
4,150
9J/2
—
;
18%
15%
67%
14J/a
200
Feb
14 J/4
"
:
•31% Oct
49% Oct
100
24 /a
44
15%
*
Oct
Oct
11% May
.May
15 Va Apr
35% May
38y*-'Apr
Jan
,10% Oct
11% Mar
:
.13 ,
Jan
1,000
.
:
Jun
25% May
44% Jan
18% Oct
20
280
<10 J/2
!6%
—
,
'Junii;
10%
14%,Oct
100
497/a 50
10'A
Sunbeam
13
600
2,150
24
common—..—.——-1 —
Quaker Oats ;CO common.—i——1*
98
Rath Packing common————10
—
:K.--.' ■/
■
:
'
' ■
.
9J/2
f 75
v:
31%
Potter Co (The)
•
157% Jun
Bange Since January l
1,400
6%
5
10
1
20
12% Aug
Sep
19% Sepr
5% Sep
10
21'/a 24'A
*19
22
.
—^
20
common
Union Carbide & Carbon
Barlow &
Jan
55% Jan
:
300 "
-J0/2
24%
18%
.-10
common
Corp
Peabody Coal Co class B com
6% preferred
d
200
.
35%
—*
—*
common-
Car
Sinclair Oil Corp
High
10
30
23
6%
24'A
20'A
capital——.—*
Serrick Corp class B common—
1
SheUmar Prod Corp common-.—-.,-*
Signode Steel Strap Co com (new)——•
Shares
8
3
Jan
25%
17% Apr
46% Jan
20
--
vtc
common
common
Pennsylvania
23% Jun
Sep
22% Oct
for Week
—
common
350
,22
10
24
.
—10
Parker Pen Co (The)
Sales
Range
of Prices
Far
American Tel & Tel Co
>Mar
25%
7
•
Apr
83% Feb
16% Oct
953
129
129
1956
100
100
Jun
71
Oct
'
Apr
49
15
Last
common
.30%
Oct
19
300 v
/
27% 27%.
'
-
18 J/2 May
9% Oct
115
Sale Price
Bearing
50
l.
•42'A 'Apr
16% Oct
9Y* Sep
850
-14% ,16%
—
Bancorp common..,......—*
prior lien pfd....—109
preferred
.J00
7%
7-;
Public Service pfd
('Oct7'
24% Jan
.16% Oct
160
20 V*
56
Nor West Util
49 J/2 May
rn*m
22%
common
common
Illinois
Northern
53% Aug
10%
/
Mfg
North American
Chicago Stock Exchange
Ball
16 J/2
17% Sep
J,-.
'
—
Sears Roebuck & Co
Aetna
Jan
.
800
22
16
»
capital
.
American
Feb
/14%
6
,
il8%
14'A
"
*
common
National Standard
v
52% Jun
41% Oct
9%
17%
Co
Monroe Chemical
^
'—1
5
.—*
Jun
Feb' J
79%
18'/a
22
,
16
pfd.—.*—.——*
Northwest
265
1,540
60
Power $6
Montgomery Ward Sc Co common—*
Jun
10%
:
&
Modine
Feb
37
46%
"
!
common
$1 prior preferred
;
23% Apr-
10
Co—
common——
Advanced Alum Castings:
25%
Oct
•,
22'A
•
West Corp
Miller & Hart Inc
6% Feb
460
39
Prod
.
—
,*
Middle
■
Feb
337
17%
Corp
Sep
Sep
8
53
.65 J/8
22
,22
6 '/a
6'/a
'"-v
'Li, -.•.•
15% 16
16
.100
common
(new)
*
1
Apr
47%
Sep
RR
Masonite Corp
common
Mickelberry's Food Prod common
.r■
36%
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
Admiral
18
200
.
65
A-:-
Marshall Field & Co common.—*
Aug
13%
60
stocks
Aug:1
^
Apr
17%
16
—
Llbby McNeil & Libby common
—7
Lincoln Printing Co common
1
Lindsay Light & Chemical com—,—•
2V* Feb
Oct
—
Balle Ext Univ. common;—.——<8
Leath
'
17
Waldorf System Inc
American Tel & Tel conv 3s_i
52
.1% Jan
142
Oct
24%
La
Mar
Jan
—*
—1
Drug jCo common—,....y X
Kellogg Switchboard, common
*
Kentucky Uttt Jr .<cum pfd—————50
Apr
132
2% Oct
29%
—
BONDS
Apr
> 482*
450
;
20J/2 21
<30
,30
—
Kats
25%'Jan
Oct
"Oct
Jan
76
1,500
5
Jan
13%
1,950
32%
3
5
•
United-Rexall Drug Inc
5
United Shoe Mach common—
25
6% preferred
25
U S Rubber
10
U S Smelting Ref & Min common—50
(S D)
Feb:
27%
17% >17%
,10J/4
•
,
27
360
.19
"Feb
I2y4/Jun
Sep
300
•
Augi
May
Apr
18
9%. Sep-
1,200
»18
58
30 J/a
34
^
Oct
9
"
20
"
r
Jun '
8% May
-
7%
»
20 V\
..
V
Central
Interstate
'
60%-Apr
53
370
50c
Sep
28 J/4
365
18%
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1
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250
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32 J/4
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Jan
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North Butte Mining
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Horder Inc common——
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34% Oct
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18%
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20
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26
100
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Jun
36%
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1,450
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25
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99
48
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45
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10
116
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51
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17
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Oct
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33 J/2
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116
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of Prices
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Jun
103
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66
35%
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110
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Jan
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Jan
Chicago
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92
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Sep
39
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Feb
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42
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19
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1,400
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10% Sep
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24
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70
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[Volume 164
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Number 4539;
THE COMMERCIAL &
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
EXCHANGES
OTHER STOCK
FOR WEEK
RANGE
•:/*
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Last /v
Range;
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*
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RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 1
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17%
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National
Sep
22% Sep
35% Jan
24%
Feb
Oct
19 /•
Apr
Oct
102%
Jun
44%
Oct /
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Penmans Ltd
Powell
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Class
B
Distillers Seagrams old
Dairies
common
19%
•
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1
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B
•
-
Donohue
conv
Brothers
July
31
13% Mar
10
Oct
•
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27%
40
Oct
38
37
Oct
15%
13
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54
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181
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90
21%
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181
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104
21
21
15
16%
-
26
May
May
Jaii
,120
V184 % Aug
107
Feb
'
Jun
19%
Oct"',
;
A
Preferred
St Lawrence
Electrolux
Enamel
&
Famous
Corporation
Heating Products.—
Players
Foundation
Gatineau
5 %
20
Canad
Co of Canada.
Power
5%%.
common—.
1
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preferred
footnotes
page
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18\
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18
25
25%
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100
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,
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335
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100
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16
1
21
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preferred
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18
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Sep
650
/
15
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350
10
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1,240
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275
25
Sep
v
V
Williams
3herwin
22
16
7
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—
Breweries new
v t c—
7
/
Southern
Canada
Jan
/
Standard
Chemicals
370
14%
Jan
20
Mav
109% 109%
60
i05ya
Jan
111
Feb
110% 110%
10
110
Jan
111
Feb
29%
20%
68
—;
13
.
■
/
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Tooke
Brothers
Tuckett
Tobacco
common
/
—
19%
65
8
660
30
565
20%
28
170 *
;
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'
5
Apr
9% Mar
,
39
41
Mar
Feb
165
Feb ;
150
83
113
July
Jttn
7
Jun
Sep
<:
Apr
34
10
106
Jan
Sep
6
24%
325
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34
;
28
315
28
160
Mar
105
13%
28
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16
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16
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220
77 55
1,570
16 I, May
14% May
July
£ 12
19% Oct
v;7l7 ?'• Oct
13% Sep
Jan
33
7
25
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7,16
T
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:
Apr
Jan
Sep
16
7
Sep
f 92%
Jun
83
Sep
317
Jan
Jan
/
Jan
73
7
:
Jun
185
July
12
1,210
14
33%
17%
;
38% Mav,
Oct
112
"
7 9% ,''i
26% Mar
Sep
20
1,772
21
170
28
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103%
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5"
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25
Apr
26
106
19%
26
7
/
Apr
102 Va July
389
162
—
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73 Va
1,685
2,410
106 Va
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17 Va
460
•
9
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77
79
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84
36
37
182
182
—
United Steel Corp
36
16
162
•
*
Apr
;,/ 81
101
28
—
*
*
common
Feb
20
15%
104
—
Apr
34%
40
56%
/; 34
•
*
May
205
162
-—
Feb
83
103%
20
31
106'%
*
100
26
t
31
72%
Apr
Apr
35
100
30
101
—
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common
Power
Steel Co of Canada
7
.
30 V*
945
,7
106
*
com
7—-.
Southam Press Co—
May
Feb
Jan
11
8
pfd—100
Canada
Common
22% July
34
,72
53
Power———21
of
Preferred
Apr
-22% Aug
2,729
25
—100
——
Paper Mills 6%
Simon H & Sons common
Eddy Paper conv class A
51
26
——50
preferred
Bhawinigan Water &
Aug
24 /
May
,
893
19
common—1_"
St Lawrence Flour Mills common
:: 7
Vj
' Jun
'20%
,13
/
Jan
•«.
"165
;;102
May
28% May
32% Feb
>'■
Jan
Lawrence Corporation
4%
23
23
31
30
-100 ,106
preferred—
Power
Saguenay
Oct
7/:125
72%
-
—
Regent Knitting common————*
Preferred, ————
25
6i
14%
14%
30
/
—j
*
Feb
51% July
Jun
Sep
^ 24% Jun;,
104
^
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25
,
37%
,,'
41 y2
12% Mar
-
Jun
Sep
30
407/a
37
■
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Jan
23
*■!/<■• 14'-, May
30
:
25
:
45 %
Sep 1
40
■
40
—/
Dryden Paper
.30
10 Vs
>
pfd—100
—
Oct
.
16%
'
100
4%%
Paper
17%
197/e
33
*
Preferred
Donnacona
Feb
38
100
Dominion Tactile common!
;16
10%
'%
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—.*
Preferred
Sep
15%
_*
25
Dominion Stores Ltd
Jan
11
31%
__
_100
—
17%
29%
11%
;
"Jun
25
102% 102 %
.
33% Jun
31
33
100
—
Preferred
30%
/II
{ 16%
25
■_„*
common..-.-.
Dominion Foundries & Steel com—
Dominion Glass
y'll%
—*
common
31
*
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Coal preferred
Dominion
•
:
;
131
Feb
52
23%
.
52»/a Aug
t
,
20%
River
•
56
679
46%
28%
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Power Corp of Canada
—..—*
13
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
*
56 V2
5%
preferred -————,—.—100
/ —'
Provincial Transport
^
—f / ;
;
'
£ 52 % May
;
45%
—
——*
common;
83
160
68
——.—_—.*
-
34
14
--
—*
Light Heat & Power pfd—100
Ottawa
Jan
A.
77
=
7/17%
50%
Mav
25
Electric Rys_——-—
Ottawa
May
46
,
.
July
25% Feb
1,490
22
,
29%
Ogllvie Flour Mills common—.. ,t„
Ontario Steel Products common——•
Jan
42
300
4,030
23
14
23%
Drug preferred
Wire ^Weaving——,—25
Noranda Mines Ltd——————.*
51
Apr
26% May
25 ya JSay
7
18
45%
Niagara
Jun
41%
20'A
33
Steel Ga*? Corp
n ational
Jun
7715'77:.-Jun-
16%
Breweries common—46
National
,
:
v/37%
50%
.
July,
.'"155V
Oct
32
.35$$
14
Railway
/
Nov
150
35
B
Locomotive
14'
5% Jan
35
-
Aug
'
.
150% 150%
1
78
44 % Mav
-
Apr ;
70
30
41V*
—40
*-100
—
/' 33
34
13%
1
19%
41%
20%
18
Power Cons—•
/Telegraph
Montreal Tramways
/
22% May
Sep
41%
13
,31
.
.;/
Montreal
,
150
34
22
34
Works——..—• '
Locomotive
330
13 Vz
22%
—_100
—.—100
common
21
Apr
26% Mav
2,440
22%
Jan
12
25
6%
16
21
20%
—
—*
Preferred
Montreal
1
—!
Ind Alcohol common—•
Oils
Oct
60%
41
Canadian; Fairbanks preferred—100
Foreign'investment—
_*
Canadian
Sep
58
60%
Canadian
Canadian Pacific
Sep
July
105;
14
.18%
T.'—'
v,
common^*-^-
Cottons
Montreal
/.
.Jun
29% Aug
53% Apr
110
May
v
20% Jan
20 Ya Mar
25%
;; 107
13%
1% preferred .———25
Canadian Converters class B
_^100
Canadian
24%
45
107
■
Class
■
45
Canadian Celanese common—.—,.—*
;•
;
25 %
*
—
53
•
6%
15%
15%
Breweries
Moieon's
7
—
—1*
*
—
Montreal Light Heat &
100
————i_—
Oct
Oct
*
com
—
Mitchell (Robert)
Feb
14
—
McColl-Frontenac Oil
14% May
22% Jan
47
Canadian Car & Foundry common—"
Class A
; j..:
O.tl
Canadian
29%
Oct
•
Canadian Bronze common—.
Canadian Cottons
Sep
sq
.
Canadian Breweries common
Preferred
Sep
9%
14%
•
—
—
Massey-Harris
3iy* Oct
30
24%
—
Structural Steel
MacKinnon
Sep
Jun
__
Corp—.—*
common
.
25%
25%
*
:
77
.
14% Jan
18%
100
—
Canada Forgings class A
Jan
60
—
common^——
Feb
£16% Aug
'
Calgary Power
Api
7: 37'A Apr
A 24% May
:
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,
-3
Apr
\140
•/////; so
25
32
18% May
//■7/7"5;;:-7
140
140
May
.7 47
3,231
7,878/
143/a
Jan
106
7 40
155
38
29
32%
May
20
42%
140
Sep
50
8% Mav
30%
•;
Apr
7 54
;
Sep
4
Jan
46'A
•
Lewis Brothers
Oct
Feb
106
37
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Lang & Sons Ltd John A—
24% Feb
30
Corp.—.——5
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Jun
35
30
26
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29% July
f
575
•
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/
11,676
7 853 7/
8
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14 y4
,
Labatt '(John;
,
May
5V8 May
-
Jan
Petroleum
13'A
,
15
Canada
Paper common
International
13
/13%
'
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of
35
'
•
common
Preferred
International Nickel
52
27
Jun
12%
!
Sep
26
103
625
.,,87
—100
—*
International
5ys May
/
-
Jan
19% May /
•
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International Bronze
285,
52
37 y*
52
7»A Apr
20% Feb
56 ; s Aug
18 V*
Sep
13
13%
«
Indtfiitrial Acceptance Oorp com—
7% Sep
30% Jan
-29% Apr
2% Sep
3 %
28
Imperial Oil Ltd—
6%>
,
37 7
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_5
/
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I
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/
383
7fe/,
Sep
36%
^v ;
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12 Va
//;
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•
'//
Sep
53 % July
325
7
26
26%
——100
——
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Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting——.*.
Apr
,
Preferred
,?■
14% >
7
15 ¥2
.
40
55
14
/ "
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—!.
—*
Howard Smith Paper common—.—.*
120
16%
55
Hamilton
Jun
20%
23
•
24
216
Sep ;;
16 %•
16y2
14 %
Jan
4%
•
Bruck 611k .Mills—
35
Oct,
18%
170
*
Building Products
a
Bulolo Gold Dredging—
.
Sep
94
20%
Forest Products—*
:
Jan
27
177
Power—.—•
British Columbia Power-Corp A
May
:
94
—
&
■<
26% July
6% Sep
275
Jun
Apr
Apr
Jan
26
Feb
103 V Jan
227
MaJ
27% Sep
12
Feb
3% Feb;
102
Apr
/
,*
General Steel Wares common
Low
3'/a
625
4%
1
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High
3%:
4
1927-——50
Gypsum/ Mm® & 'Alabastine———1•
22%
21%
40
^24
,
Sep
25
—;
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'
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7
-
25
27
27
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10,998
175
175
27%
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pfd„25
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Asbestos Corp ^-—
19%
37
16%
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17%
20%
2014
Mar
15% Sep
35
July
19% Sep
14
€.037
37
19
20
■'
Aluminum Co of Canada 4%%
17%
Shares
Low
——~—.*
Goodyear Tire pfd Inc
/
,
16%
17%
—100
—
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High
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of Prices
Salo Price
Par
for Week
■.
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Friday
;
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of Prices
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•
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Week's
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9%
•
233
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224
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15
2,045
165
8% Jan
94 % May
7" 44
Apr
182
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13%
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Weston (George)
Wilsils Ltd
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LOW
Par
*
80
29%
77 Low
28%
7
30
74% Jany
g9
28%
25
Oct
31%
2,145
May
Oct
26
26%
175
24
Oct
36% May
Arno
23
565
22
Oct
27
Apr
Astoria
21% May
Aubelle
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14
12 V* .14
10O
1,372
'
1
100
10% Sep
10
v
104
J&u
95
Mines
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6%
preferred
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——*
36
25
common
28
38
155
Jan
34
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Feb
4,000
1,000
47c
43,900
47c
Nov
34c
May
9c
10c
/
450
57c
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3,500
33,100
1
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;
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20
20
7-: 495
16%
Jan
21%
21%
22%./':
1,230
193/4
jan
22% Feb
24
July
Central
.10
24%
24
24%
1,097
21%
Jan
273/s
10
35%
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35%
Royal
10
23
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Mines
Ltd
Central
Nova Scotia
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Cadillac Gold
20
—10
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22%
360
23
20
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Gold
Centremaque' Gold
25% July
Jan
Century
Mines
TL
1
*
li
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2.00
/
1,000
6y2c
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Oct
240
7,000
93/4C
Oct
30c
Jan
27c
7,100
22c
July
43c
Feb
16c
19c
24,500
10C
July
28c
Apr
1
17c
20c
21,000
15c
Oct
45c
Aug
32c
33c
1,500
26C
Aug
50
50
1949
50
$54,000
403/4
Feb
19
19
100
18
Sep
32
Feb
20c
Aug
55c
Apr
Mining
Mines
Gold
Ltd
7
22c
25c
1,500
1.50
1.50
3,05 / 3.20
Mines
Sullivan
Elder
Mines
Mines
77;
Canadian Fonda
Friday:
Last
Sale Price
gales
Shares
High
8%
8Vi.
Acme Glove Wo'rks„_—%
Belding-Corticelli
&
Ltd
Distil'
of
21>%
26%
6V2
1S%'-^
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A
5
71
1
10%
10%
22
22%
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cumulative
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20%
:
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Fleet
Ford
Co
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and
30c
Foreign Pow Sec
30c
18c
»4% Oct;
25o
1.50
Oct
Feb
23
-
90C
Jan
2.22 May
1.70 July
3.85 Jan
pfd
Gold
cum
red
Companies—*
1.50
25
Jan
3
90
2% Feb
38
Sep
Jan
33
Lake
St
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Power
&
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15
July
24
Villbona
Gold
10
20
May
Melchers
Minnesota
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•
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-
60
500
60-
6c
14%
8,000
335
10
/;
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25% Sep
35
300
2,935
14
10
19
21
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113
29
Jan
11% Jan
50
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July
Sep
54c
54c
16
99
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—
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50
125
30
17 7
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233
26
Sep
43.
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7 41c
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7 120
120
22
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2,829
13%
13%
24
12% Mar
15
16%
16%
25
14
Jan
23
May
May1
f- -.
200
30
May
31
Sep
40
30
Feb
31%
330
10
Jan
36% July
Jan
115
25o
7;
Jan
May
132
30C
Jun
Jan
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—
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Bagamac Mines —
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Bankfield Consolidated Mines
13%
13%
62
11
513/4
513/4
15
39% Jan
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56
July
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Class "B"
19,140.
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5 y4
Oct
Jan
Apr
1.55 Feb
7,25
Feb
12 V, Aug
58c
Feb
Jan
Apr
July
Feb *
38
July
*.
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4
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40
32%
18
Apr
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10
Apr
Feb
27
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20
18
6l/2 Aug
15%c July.
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465
5,300
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135
36%
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36
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87c
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7 16c
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62c
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4,000
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of
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102
77
16c
/
235'
15%
,.X7c
:'5,2«c^77/25c;
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22c
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7 85c
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100
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875,
.7
93
ftOoian
Oct
500
2$V2c
tt ■■■
——
*.
Atlas
Aunor- Gold
128c
■Hoc
class A_n2—
Hardware
Atlas Steel
50
''
—
J
60
50c
•
2,000 7
10c
i
7e
3,500
7c
Mines—
Mines
Feb
Fe
2.40 Al
2.40 Aug
38%c Ap
38%c: Apr ;
1.36 Jan
1.36 Ja
Ft
7 13
/Feb
July
July
/
50c"
.**-—
Astoria Quebec Mines
10ft
Jan
Ja
Apr
A{
;
/90c Sep
8.00 JU1V
.
74,700
9c
:
Oct
14% Aug
1083/4 Sep
11
Jan
Jun
Ju
May
230 CMa
27% Aug
Au
:
13V2C Oct
8,100;
1,085.
2,900
—
1.50
Mining
July/
Jul
Aug
Au
26
26
26% Sep
1.00 July
200,
—
—
129%
8,300
i
Gold
Jun
Ju:
Apr.
Af
Jan
Ja:
103
103
Aug
f
10,043.
conv
Armistice Gold
1
; 3,3-/
•22
19c
*—
Ltd< common———
preference—
Argus Corp
Arntfield
21
25c
'1,040
—-
12
*<
Oct
—
Area
Mar
4%%
;
Sep
1.05 Oct
10c
*
10
Warrants
v'
103
80
11,600
11,600500
500
—
Aquarius Porcupine
Jan
31
10c
Ansley
*
i
Apex Consolidated Resources-
Sep
31
.
1.23
10C
Sep
19% Sep
5
6'/a Oct
14% Sep
16Sep
18
*
1.05
15
310
Anglo Canadian Oil-
*66
■.
105'/a 105%
Laraer Mines——
Anglo-Huronlan
10
31
__
1/15
JIOC
22%
21
21
24
24
107
1.85
1.85
Mar
'
Anglo-Rouyn Mines
10
•'/''/ 't
-•
-1
-1
,—
Yellowknife
10
40o
■
Ltd common—-—.
7, 68
20
17%
I6V4
.
16,000
-—
Consolidated
Pacific
21%
112
14
260,
260
29%
18%
High
low
18
common-.
-•
1013/4 July'
400
9%:
iv,'2
20%
*
31
Bangs Sines Jannary 1
Shares
High
low
£19
20
-»v:
for Week
for Week
Bangs
of Prices
20%
—30.
40c ?
Sales
Sales
Week's
-•
Amalgamated
Jan
13
,*
Exchange
20
Sugar
Aluminum of Can pref
Feb
34
'
'.}
6.45 Feb
800
3,640
5,445
5,445
Aluminium
11% Sep
100
14%
'18
JV
10c
'
•
800
2.50
,
Limited—
Gold Mines
Steel common
/-Preferred
U
14% Feb
105
7%
"
Woods
J-'/ i A>.Vn
80C
Algoma
Oct
525
100
:8
Mar
Algei
16% Jab
29%
14%
Sangamo Co Ltd——*
-*;V
Southern Canada Power 6%
pfd—lOflj
Southmount Invest. Go. Ltd.*——
Standard Clay Products—
1,00
Thrift Stores Ltd common/.*.
—*
32c
3.50
2.45
—
'ar
28%
31
Aug
3.10 Oct
120-
10c
3.50
v-'
Toronto Stock
American
Quebeo Pulp & Paper 1% red pfd—100
Quebec Tel and Power Corp A
-*
United Corporations class "A"
United Distiller* of Canada Ltd
r-c
;.
Akaltcho
225
Corp Ltd '-A"——
% ^
Homestead Oil & Gas- Ltd—
Alberta
51
13
Orange Crush common
•*.
Pauls Service Stores
—■
—•,
Power Corp of Can 9% 1st,
pfd*—100/
Purity Flour Mills Co Ltd—,——__10
Amusement
"'f
Acadia-Atlantic
100
80
Mount Royal
United
•/»
Abltibi Power Sc Paper new com.
$1.50 preferred
60
___*■
Hotel Co Ltd-*
Mount Royal Rice Mills
Jan
.
50
■
-r-—
42c
-
475
common——*
J™-|
Corporation Ltd——
9%c Oct
Last
50
common
1.52 July
3,000
21,000
150
Sale Pries
2,180
-
Refrig «te Storage Ltd
1st preferred
2nd preferred
/•/
Mines
Wright Hargreaves Mines Ltd
Friday
125
5
Jan
3.50 Feb
4,020
12c
Jun
335
29%
-10
Aug-
1.49 Jan
42c
2r4ft
105-
59
Paper Co
Aug
Canadian Fund*
575
26
v——™*
Ontario
July
13c
36c
Aug
64c
50O
2.15
75
•
Distilleries
Preferred
10c
9,351
711c
1,000
50%
*
4,600
15c
37% May
12
Massey-Harris Co Ltd 5% pfd
IOO
McColl-Frontenac Oil 4% new pfd—100
24b
740
15c
Mines Ltd——
Oct
18%
MacLaren Power tic Paper Co
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd
19c
Jun
10,615
*
Lowney Co Ltd
Jan
1.45 Jan
Sep
19 V2
223/4
Journal Publishing Co of Ottawa Ltd_*
■i-
Sep
3.65
55c
1,950
Jun
19%
10
^
60c
Jan
Nov
1.07
1,608
-
68 %c
t.
V Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd
Preferred
pfd
Oct
6O0
Gaspe Oil Ventures
13% Jan
3%
Vi
;
Halifax Insurance Company™
Hubbard Felt class "A"
Jan
2.05
—
Home Oil Co Ltd
100
i
49
•
A;,preferred.
Jan,:
38c
28c
250
pfd_100
Ireat Lakes Paper common.—
23c
55C
Gold Mines
Standard
Apr
310
25
•
Oct
July
1.95
1944 Ltd—-—
Mines
Btadacona
'
Apr
45
40
43%
*
Jan
10c
15c
64% May
21%
•
37c
10c
.
*_
Ltd—
Mines
23
Nov
19%
48
12 %C July
j_™-***_*-——
20
1.25 Sep
Feb
6.95 Feb
Oct
19c
Ltd
Mines'
Shernu-Goraon
Feb
15%
41
1213/4 1213/4
A
Mines
Jah
46c
Aug
3.90
18%c
Blscoe Gold Mines Ltd
Boma-Duvernay Gold
•
Oct
Mines——
2.80
8C
lie
4.00
C
Gold Mines Ltd™
Feb
29
•
class
8J/2
30c
Mines Lta.
Mines of B
Santiago
v
,
6% Jan
6% Sep
43
100
Ltd™:
Canada
77
Goiq
Caaailic
1.20 Aug
1.30
Porcupine Mines Ltd**—«
Gold
Rochette
Jan
28
28 ya
•
Jan
1.76 May
1.09
*4—-
'
Apr "
14%
1
7.50
Sep
Pitt
.
Jan
23
40
__
3.30 Aug
2.50 July
1.00
Pamour
Aug
16
7 2.00 Oct
J- 5
Aug
25
14
21%
2.95 Oct
Lit,a—,
Dredging
.15% Jan
400
Jan
4.25 Sep
Normetal Mining Corp Ltd
Jun
4% Oct
12
13,449
43c
Apr
Jun
3.80
May
n
4'/4
43 Va
Mar
15
180
,
Mines
Cons
Red* Crest Gold
174
'
"2.00 Oct
•
Jun
1.00 July
Macassa Mines Ltd————
Nechi
5%i Jan
■
23,%
41
——B
red
cum
6%
Jan
'10
,300
200
18%
28
•
Aircraft
of
Apr
-7ft
2% Sep
50
•
Candy
6%%
Motor Co
Fraser
10,350
285
*
Aircraft- Ltd——
Farffier
Fanny
98
7
>
19c
Mines
May
7 1957
32% Feb
25
4%
41
East Kootenay Power- 7:
preferred
100
Eastern Steel Products
Ltd---—-l
Fed
60
7
23%
*
Corp
WoollensL—
Donnacona Paper Co Ltd
Falrchild
30
*
:
Jan
July
Macdonala
May
719% Apr
Mar
2% Sep
1.75 Jan
'
Square
Aug
44
Oct
62
535
9c
2.24 Feb
July
12c
Royalite
Frere', Limitee "A"
*
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd——*
46c
Lingman Lake Gold Mines Ltd
Lingside Gold Mines
Pioneer
125
1.40
&
OUclotft
63
Sep
100,
,
1.15 Feb
Oct
3%C Aug
—
42c
pandora
1,200
17%
Aircraft Corp Ltd———*
Ltd.
26% Feb
1.41 Feb
Feb
4%
18%
100
Mines
Ltd
Oct
Aug
35c
18C
•
19% Feb
65c
Apr
Sep
July
4%
2.50/
37C
Aug
Westville
Preferred
10%
35c
:
50c
84c
25
:
2.00
35C
.
50c
10%
Jan
1.15 Apr
Jun
44c
50c
13%
18
1,400
15.%'"r
4%
4%
37c
Feb
113% May
21M 178 7 Jan
20%
15%
2.00
Consolidated Div Sec class "A"„_——*
Dom
22
3
3%
5
35o
15C 16 %C
i.
Ltd
Mines
Rowan
14% Sep
.
Mar
2.05 Jan
75c
O'Brien Gold Mines Ltd
7.
.
1.45 Apr -:
13,450
750-
Lake Shore- Mines Ltd
Lake
1ft
31"
3
•
common
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd—
Dominion
25
145
35c
Ltd™.
Collieries
J-M Consolidated Gold
230
-
2.00
1405/8
-I
Mines
Johet-'Kvv.bec
'
30
—.15
Mines
Mines
32ft
/
3 %7
;i
2.00
~~
a
Preferred
Dominion
Oct
7/ 2%
———*
Commercial Alcohols Ltd
David
13
60
>"•/: 5 % % ; preferred ■' ——"
Claude Noen General Advert Ltd com_*
Cub
Jun
75
13%
60
common.—*
A
55
Jan
187
3%
Jan
Jan
Sep
29%
NOV
187
preferred.
Cinzano Ltd class
Sep
38
22
Lumoer Co__
Products
21/
109
20
;—*—100
Western
8% Mar
807
mm 757/;
15 Vz
Company^————.1',
49c
58c
Hollinger Consolidated uold.
Rand Gold—*
July
17% Jun
8
Apr
104 - Apr
11% May
Sep:
50
22
Canadian Marconi
Canadian Pow & Paper Inv common.*
Canadian Vickers Ltd common
-*
Food
67%
150
197/s
Canadian IngersoL Rand Co Ltd——
600
Hudson
Oct
,
11
13% Octr
38
—100
preferred
Oct
58
15%
common
17c
60c
Hillcrest
28% Jan
>4%: Sep::?;
205
.
6%
111
•
Investments Ltd—•
Oct
17c
Louvicourt Goldfields
13%.
*™
-
38
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd—**
61c
666
Goldora
Apr
July
21
-
Sep-
58
*
General
-
12% Jan
110
pfd—106
™_
Canadian
preferred,
17
475
Canadian
Industries
168
Jan
25
7,959
70
*
-
Jan
13
48
"4%
Canada Vinegars Ltd_
5%
15y2 '.
5
-
12,000
Jack Lake Mines—
71
Sugar.—————*
class
128
140
70
13'ya
42C
Goklbeam
Jun
Jun
8
1,461
1
Canada Malting Co Ltd——"
Canada Northern Power 7%
12
Mar
10
26Vi
100
Butterfly Hosiery
Catelli
350
*
6%
——————-—*
Canadian
6
17
*86c
Mines—
Goldvue
5
21%
*,
26V2
common
Dominion
Sep
10030 Qc&,
450
160
1,500
16,000
:
High
8
10
6%
16
16
;
*
Preferred
&
6
160
v
comm.on—;—.
British American Oil Co Ltd-*—
British Columbia Packers class B
Company
Low
248,
108.40108t40,
6%
100
common
Vancouver Ltd—5
Bright. & Co Ltd (T G)
Class A
108.40
*77
Gold
Feb
1.36 Sep
13C
Formaque Gold Mines Ltd™
Found-Lake Gold—,—
Range Sines January 1
V
^7!37"77 V.;'7 /7":7 7
Bathurst Power & Paper class B
Sol
5
4,700
1.20
11c
Eon tan a Mines (1945) Ltd*-
for Week
of Prices
low
Aluminium Ltd, 6 %■ pfd--*——.100
El
Week'*
Range
-
:
3.60 Mar
1.06
—.—
Ltd—
Mines
Fen
37c
new
Eldridge Gold
STOCKS
70C
500
East
7%
Feb
22c
25c
EaSt Malartic Mines Limited.
7%.
2.95
5
Mines
Duvay
Canadian
Jan
60l/2c Mar
1.92 July
100
Cournor
Dome
Canada
13c
Oct
33,650
7c
■
2.00
..
Cortez Exploration
Montreal Lt Heat & Power 3s due
Canada
Jan
X
Mines Ltd
Mining Corp Ltd
Cheskirk
Brown
V
30c
9%c Oct
1
393/4 Apr
33% Sep
2,882
7c
22C
1
v
Apr
Bonds—
Brewers
2.53
;i,77
Commerce
Montreal
Mines Ltd-
.
1.00 Apr
410
43c
45c
1
Gold
base
Beaulieu Yellowknife
Jan
700
j.
52c
41c
--
1
—
Kea
.Beatrice
27 Va July
/:7,:45;
High...
500
18c 18 %C
Ltd
Mines
Ore
7
Bonville Gold Mines Ltd—*——*_— I
Banks
r.
low 7;
,
23c
Quebec Mines Ltd.
Apr
Band'
Zellers
1'
Alger Gold Mines Ltd
22%
,—100
Bangs Sines January 1
High
Mining Stacks
26 %
—-—•
Shares
Low
22%
common
for Week
sf Prices
High
-*
Preferred
Bangs
Sale Pries
Range Since January 1
Shares
80
gales
Week's
Friday
Last
High
80
•
STOCKS
———*
——
Winnipeg Eiectrio
*
new com
'
:
ENDING NOVEMBER 1
for Week
Range
gala Prioa
LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
galea
tveei's
rritiay
Monday, November 4, 1946
FINANCIAL' CHRONICLE
Sep..
28C
ADr
24
Jan
7 % May
•
Number 4539
Volume'154
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
m
Par
Bear Exploration & Radium
Low
65c
58c
44c
42c
—
Bertram
&• Sons class
A
313,200
174
.in
25,470
8.50
350
loo
if. 19
1,700
4%Hi4%
200
177
1
——-1
—
58c
95c
•-*
19
.
Class B
■
'
Bevcourt Gold
1
Bldgood Kirkland Gold
Blltmore
Hats
80c
—1
13
Preiei red ;
——.—■
—*
Blue Ribbon common—————*
1
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Bonetal Gold Mines
Bonville
190;
12%. 4
21%
;
12%
15c
33c
:>
10c
IOC/
12c
Mines, Ltd———-—-.———*
Cordage pfd——
-25
British
Lake
Class, B
Packers
class A
British Columbia Power class A
Class B
:
Britisn Dominion oil-—
10c
Oct
30c
Jan
El Sol
10c
July
%
Aug
27
30%
13% Mar
16%
Jun
v
25c
1,612
26q
Sep
15c
31,350
26%
3%c
15%
28
——•
3%
14c
1.43
1.35
4.00
20c
1
Oct
55c
72c
27,200
95o
15c
15c
4,000
15,100
11
29
Jun
:
97c
510
23% Mar
35
Jun
2,500
4%c Jan
12%
12%
50
11%
Sep
*
22%
22%
10
22%
Jan
27
13
13%
119
11% Sep
17
Apr
r
2nd. preferred
-I
Flin
Calmont
12
—*
———
Oils
1.70
2,600
22,250
lie
Oct
41c
2,350
20c
Sep
Sep
56c
Jan
20c
1
2.00
20c-20%c
1.90
>
2.00
6%
6%
*
—100
■107
107
5
50
66%
56 %
20
New
Cement
common—---;
preferred
Canada
•18%
18%
315
30%
31%
450
•30
108
108
5
57%
56%
57%
155
39
—.——*
38%
39
525
Packers class A———»«.*.
<
■
*
17%
190
"B".
Canadian
48%
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
Canners
47%
90
10
21%
22
19
>26
2,882
20
Mar
25%
200
22
Oct
45
25
28
Dredge
Food
wjiiM-wii'-r
Industrial
13%
mi'.
in.
l
Alcohol
t
u
330
19
825
60
42
Class. B.
com
Canadian
16%
693
12
Jan
19%
440
18
Oct
24
16
3,560
14
€50
15
Malartlo
Oils
com-——-
Oils
preferred————100
Canadian
Paciliu
Canadian
135
24
Utilities
75c
11,150
17%
755
183
183
14%
15
14'A
4,805
:.12%i
28
Jun
26
102
July
———
Castle
Gold
Quartz.
Trethewev
2.80
1.40
Central Canada Loan
Central
Patricia
-100
Gold
Mines
1.40
182
2.50 July
600
182
182
3.00
1,500
200
1.30 Sep
Oct
2.10 Feb
2.00
2.08
4,050
1.85 July
Porcupine —————1
Centremaque
——1
Chateau Gai Wines
16c
18c
3,200
15c
22 c
25c
5,500
15c
Central
25c
——
Research—— ——1
8
325
7
43c
Jan
4.20
—
Coastal ..•Oils
4.25
10c
12c
15,900
10c
12C
13c
4,000
1.2c
7,075
Cockshutt Plow
Mines
«ioia
—i.
2.78
2.90
jpo——i..—
12%
12% i
44c
Tellowknife Mines-.
Colomac
3.00.
-
——
13
186
8,500
39c
50c
42,100
37c
30c
Sep
37c
31c
31c
1.25
1.45
Consolidated
Bakeries
•
Consolidated Beattie Mines
'
18
.
2
1.08
Consolidated
Mining & Smelting
O
Consumers Gas (Toronto )—-.100.
82
168%
y
«' : 1.05
Conwest Exploration
Cosmos
Imperial Mills————*
Cournor Mining-!——....——!
19
Apr
May
2.75 Feb
82
173
y
.
1.05
5,540
27
170
25
-
'33c
•
33c
Nest 'Coal—-—-———.
'
crowshore Patricia Gold
Cub Aircraft
Leather
1,100
25c
July
70c
Class
l
B1
Deinite
Mines
Nickel
Denison
-40c
Oct
86c
Mar
103
27
45
75
Seagrdms
'
—
Dome
14c-
:
7
sit
41c
Electrohme
i—
Foundries & Steel
1.25.
27
16%
1.15
Invest
footnotes
B-l
pfd
x
——
see
page 2319.
50
.
29c
-
Oct
Sep
34
Jun
16
Mar
.
2.05 Feb
:;;.v.30c
May
57c
Nov
-•
57c
60c
> •
1.90 Jan
16%
11,600
2,465
29%
9%
10
25
43
i
38c
14
14%
5,100
865
6c
10c
,
7
7'%
10%
10%
54c
61c
16c
17c
27c
20c
28c
1.15
1.07
1.15
15,511
10c
14%,C
7V4
;
;
€0c
:
-
4%
8c
Oct
6,900
19c
July
69c
Jan
Jan
51c
59c
51c
Sep
Oct
3.60
590
8,100
41,000
70c
Sep
15 %c
15 %C
Oct
47c
55c
36,600
36c
July
32c
35c
30o
Aug
73c
.37%
35%
37%
12,000
1,018
—
Kirkland Hudson
Lake
turkland
Kirkland
14%
27C
33c
62,900
12%
860
65c
75c
4,400
27
27
160
27%
Jan
60C
Oct
2.09
Apr
14c
10
15%
13'/a
15%
—.*
24%
243/4
24%
•
15
6,791
■,'C':':"334-
21 % Mar
•
/
104
43
:
Oct
Nov
12% Mar
20
Jan
Jan
Feb
Loblaw
30
•
50%
23
28%
Sep
July
Jun
May
Jun
Groceterias
class A
J.
Class B
Loew's Marcus
5c
4C
-
4C
65c
3,100
2,540
26,080
2,000
65c
14 c
lie
14c
25
Yellowknife
Gold
225
25%
53 c
,65c
12%
14
25
53c
*14
5,100
24,750
12c
1
July
Oct
4c
36c
6c
3c
Ltd——*
—*
*
-100
—*
July
July
July
45c
10c
65c
2.30 Jan
1,00 Oct
20C
16C
26
25
26
245
5.80
5.70
5.95
1,470
35C
380
3,600
23c
2,600
45c
July
July
1,000
9c
Sep
14%
>.*; U
•31%
4,475
20-
•31%
4.35
4.50
I,200
4.65
4.65
400
22
30
20
>
8C
19%
9%C
5,000
36c
40C
41C
121,000
20%
200
>19%
II,500
4.35
Oct
Oct
19
18c
1.22
98c
1.24
141,625
68c
1.90
>1.65
1.92
33
33%
425
31%
238
116
50
3.05
92,650
41c
31 %c
41C
25C
25C
26c
•;
47,800
3,000
Sep
Sep
23 Va
Apr
37c
Jan
1.46 Feb
24,200
30
71c
July
July
9,550
350
116
Jan
July
1.20 July
3 %e
1.35
2.58
May
20c
8%c May
1.55 Jan
4%c
>
8.75 Mar
25 "
7%c July
25c
Jan
.
Oct
4.65
30c
116
1.46 Jan
19c
26% Mar
37
July
8.00 Feb
IV
Oct
29% Jan
1.25
3.05
-29% Jan
11
Jan
62c May
4.55 July
20
Jan
,6,5c
Oct
24% Mar
4 %c
11,510
2.90 Feb
1.16 Sep
14c
32c
„
Jan
Apr
Feb
1.76
1,000
15
Jan
17%
30,250
5,000
•
Feb
37c
30
20C
>■
Jan
2.25
11% July
1.50
60c
Jan
9c
23% May
Sep
1.21
9%c
Feb
21o
-V
Jan
May
51c
1.35
57.C
July
41c
;
July
1.00
9%c
Feb
11c
.
July
1.50
•
71c
Oct
12c
1.00
31%
1
preferred——
Goldfields
Lundward Gold Mlnes.
Louvlcourt
r.vn*
12,800
1,000
1,500
24,200
16c
1.35
——
39
109
13c
*
14,550
1
4%c
15
:
74c
4c
Gold Mines. Ltd
Gold
Jun
47
Oct
v---^-.-—-r—
VIV1M
115
Oct
13%
61c
Cadillac --I-——r——--1
Lapaska Mines
Lexindln
Oct-
29
La pa
AICAUlUm
Mar
105%
"
Lingman Lake Gold Mines
Little Long Lac Gold Mines
35% May
106
20
4.50
Oct
Jan
1.65
,
Sen
8,340
49C
common—
90
Oct
14%
8%c
La Luz Mines—
Leitch
Oct
20V2
13%
8c
1:
Lake Fortune Gold Mines-*—-——•
Lake Shore Mines, Ltd-4»..,.,1
Lang & Sbns
62c
10
—
Mines
15% July
6,198
1
Lamaque Gold
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
31
45 c
•
1
Woods
80c
106
8c
Laguerre Gold Mines—
Lake Dufault Mines Ltd..
of
Oct
103
47c
Labatt (John) Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake
Feb
23c
101
'
-
—
15%
29
4c
—1
Tpwnsite
Oct
106
J
1
—J
Mines
17%
13%
103
*
1
—
30% Aug
12% Oct
75 0
1
—
Jan
30c
Jan
26
255
7,217
11%
—-—.—1
1
1
1
Kerr-Addison Gold
Aug
,28
12c
Co——
Kelvinatol
110
13%
12%c
Kenville Gold Mines
Jun
Jan
127/a
64 c
——————
15
95
2,000
27%
750
Feb
50
13
74c
Mining
^ayrand
10
13%
Jan
May
34% Sep
7c
July
9% Oct
27%
14
Jun
,
50
7c
105% 105%
31c
Jan
lie
Oct
35c
?,
>
65
7c
97/a
To
1
Quebec
Jan
74c
34c
1
•
Feb
4.40
May
1
Mines
19%
2.40 Oct
5c
14
Mines
Apr
27
10 %c
31
Mines
...
Sep
27c
14 %c Jan
5%C Oct
2,000
Lebel Oro
30
:
6%C
————*
—
Jun
.,.</•
20c
1.18
1,300
3,000
•
——•
Walte
Jan
■30c
26,000
27c
preferred_100
Petroleum
Jan
Apr
2.70 Jan
Oct
99c
1.49
22c
—————100
preferred
Jun
Sep
7% Jan
1.24 Jan
31q
45c
52 %c
—6
(John)
Inspiration Min & Devel_.———
30
27
,16% May
/
6c
1
23
J mi
12% Fab
.
12c 12 %c
———10
*
Tobacco of Canada ordinary.S
Lake
Jan
6.00 Feb
20c
1
*
Imperial Bank
24% Jan
Jun
.
Jan
10c
,
1.38
27c
100
13% May
9% Mar
8%
J
3.8c
July
—4.10 July
230
6% Sep
335 >
9% Sep
51c
Oct
17,225
130 July
10,000
16C July
15,900
.100
.
1.41
14C
1'
Laura Secord Candy.—.
13
.
.
Apr
59c
July
4c
4c
4.50
—
32% Feb
,
5c
15,700
2,000
4c
•
18% Jun
Sep
13
4.50
Gold Mines
17%. Sep
:
10c
70
•
Jan
30 %c July
——1
Gold Mines
Joliet
Oct
Jan
Sep
1.75 Aug
": 70c
,610
;
y
-
'
—25
<1.48 Apr
< 30% July
:
126 r Jun
:
Jun
25%
Apr
Jun
10
Jun
;
y.780
,
104
43
:
25%
104
43
Oct
.105;
305
.
30
?
..
17Oct
,555.
rX
5%'
30
,.70c/"Oct
..
Aug
12%
35%
4,813
35
.•
10%
5
■
57
1
Jan.
15
42
330
35c
:
11
pel?
•cll.00 Get
20
27 ' 27%
15%
10%
Dominion Malting commpn——i-*
1
Preferred *„_il_——
,—.100
For
3.00
19c v^Oct'
i.
14,300
.
1.28
"•5
•
class
pcit
v-"6c: 'Mar.'
18.600
16,900
18%' 19%
«•
Stores
1.50
.298,500
.
105
105:
_* i
com
Steel
80c
17.%y 193/4
.
0
Dominion Magnesium™.———
Dominion
1.24
70c
Feb
29Vs_Jan
11
Sep
2,700
Feb
L15
ll%c Oct
II,700
57c
1.10
y
19'%
,.
Dominion
V.y
105% Sep
55
1,610
14
'
common
Scottish
1.75
9c 11 %c
80C
Ltd—^
Dominion Bank'—!—10 :
Dominion Coal preferred————-25
Dominion
100
1.55
Mmes.
Dominion
11%
1.24
k
Mining ' —•.
Dominion
400
Jan
Mav
1.20
6,500
30%
1-67
Sep
80c
"
•
100
Dairies
15C
30
.11%
comipon--,.——\
Dominion
I,000
}
1.75'
—
—
Preferred
Diversified
1.50
43
5,400
—.1
Dickenson Red Lake
Discovery Yellowknife
89c
.301%,
——i
Mines
85c
1.40
* >
:—:—
Detta Red Lake Mines—.,
Distillers
115c
^
-
Feb
3,525
1.00 July
103
Oct
2,000
26
23%
2.50
J M Consolidated
Apr
43
1B9C'
A-.
.32
15,700
-
.1.40
—"—■
class
Oct
47c
43
.
------
D'Aragon Mines
Davis
100
July
90c
25
1.40
@?42cf
i.37
l
—
Apr
1.95 Feb
May
26c
2.45
Jason
Jun
125
Oct
9c
10%
Jellicoe
188%
ios
45c
i
1
Crown Trust —iV—106 r
Crow's
'. ■>:
1
—
Pershing Mines
oromor
103
Oct
9C
9c
11
Jacola
Apr
1.15
15% Jun
2.50
Jacknife
Oct
1.35
■
Crestau.raum
76% Oct
164
25
20%
Jack
Apr
1.23
21
—.—*
Consolidated Gold Mines——5
International Uranium Mining
Jan
22
40
400
37c
& Dauch
1.38
.
55
60C
Oil
Inglis
Jan
35c
11%
20
Jan
12 %c May
Sep
International
Apr
>
1.05
Oct
1.06
1,500
20
4%%
51c
Oct
4%C
Jan
July
4%c July
99 % Mar
52 % July
10% Sep
33c
100
International Milling
19
16 Va Jan
157
10,825
1,880
170
78
168
1.00
7,908
1.23
.
1.06
.
1.25
59,900
International Nickel Co common_!
Oct
1,000
42C
43c
49,100
3,000
Jan
Oct
1.40
Mines—
37C
July
8c
International Metals class A_
5.00 Feb
:
8c
20%
Jun
-
Goniaurum
Jan
4.70 Aug
11% .Oct-
40%c Jan
2.90 Apr
2.00
6,500
.
*
41C
:
7,893
20C
108
Feb
1.30
,79c
16c
2.40
108
Jan
July
16c
35,400
Feb
25c1
.
July
Oct
70c
9,000
9,900
15C
25%
1 '■
•
————
35c
July
Oct
45c
42c
Commonwealth Pete
1.41 Mar
85c
87c
July
8c
8c
Imperial
Jaii' .:
'
16,280
Feb
39c
Oct
17c
17,200
17c
30c
25c
20%
Indian
Jan
1.90
2.40 July
-1
.
_.i——-—;——-—*.
vVuitms
Cocnenuui
3.75
1,400
9,140
11c
Chesterville Larder Lake Gold Mines—1
Citralara
;■
16
Sep
64c
Jan
2.25
Imperial Oil
Jan
50c
July
8
62c
—
Chemical
i
July
3.00
Feb
Feb
tfuu
24 %c July
35C.;
9C
1
—1
——*
Huron & Erie common
44%c Jan
July
22c
jan
55
——1
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
•
Hugh Malartic
——
——1,
Hunt's
A
*
Oct
185
Oct
8c
Howey
4.40 Apr
182
1
Sep
3c
12C
——
—
—
Cariboo
5.05 Jury
b'lO:
25c
Carpet—
Mascot
Hosco
Jun
104
17c 18 %c
Feb
10c
11%
1
Swayze_
Gold new
Home
Feb
39%
Jan
ui---.
Hollinger
24% Feb
12% Oct
.
9,000
20,850
21,000
*
Homer Yellowknife i.
1
Homestead Oil & Gas—1
Jan
190
10
102% 102%
.—100
18
Jan
150
1.35
61c
6,847
12,200
22c
—*: '
■
•
Hinde
May
May
May
50
28
•
27
26
46
59c
108
•
Highridge Mining
Highwood-Sarcee Oil
Jun
Sep
32% Sep
23% Sep
50c July
13% Jan
195
17%
183
———*
preferred
25
70c
——*
—an
Tire
Canadian
>
75c
Canadian
Heva
20% Jun
18%-
24
Canadian
'■
30% May
2?%
14%
.*
tty
44
39% Sep
22
Sep
22%
A—•
class A
Jun
78
19
"
...—-*
w-
Oct
60
4%C
Hedley
20% Jari
22% Feb
Oct
13C
3c
Sep
7% Apr
8.75
.
Preferred
Harding
Jun
111
42c
Hard Rock Gold
Mai/
32
6.15
12C
'
Aug
32
14- 14%
^
I———
—
18%
57
50
''
Canadian Locomotive
-
Jan
;
Mar
/
•
July
111
3% Sep
2.40
,
•
Mines———1
Harker Gold Mines
1
Harricana Gold Mines
——.1
Hasaga Mines
1
Headway Red Lake Gold
1
Heath
—
1
i5%
•
•
nr~i rrm
14
42
Rubber
&
MvKay
Hamilton Bridge
Jun
Jan
109.
105
Feb
5.55 Feb
105
18c
J
-1
common—•
50
•
Hallnor Mines
Jun
75c
2.85 Oct
21
Mines
Halllwell Gold Mines-.
29% Aug
32%
22% Jan
12% Sep
645
58%
57
100
common
«■ — —
25%
18%
;
.—i—.*
——
Products
ii. ju
28
24%
•
common
——
Canadian
Canadian
645
4% Sep
32% Jan
Oct
27C
20C
Halcrow
Feb
24
Jan
25
——20
—
lu
12
8% Sep
25
:■
24%
Celanese
A
22%
50
25
——♦
———
Canadian
ClaSS
9
Sep
20
1.800
5.85
Graham Bousquet —4-—————
Ju*-\
13% Aug
Oct
22C
.—1
Great Lakes Paper common—
99% July
30
Oct
835
6c
Class B :
-
Sep
11 %
14,600
;
13C
—1
Mining
:-6%
4
110
80C
7% Aug
>
40
150
1,550
.41/8
26c
Aug
'
40
;
V
Sep
Jan
24c
7%c Oct
109% 109%
18c
May
11
134
Jan
90
9,000
23
3%
22% July
65
Sep
5% Jan
2,881
30c
—.——
;::
/:
6.35 Feb
/
Mar
12
43%
2,065
3.10
6.15
1
Gypsum Lime & Alabiistine
23% Oct
Sep
4.00 Sep
2,264
170,
61c
Jun
88
13
6%:
110
1
1
Gunner
v,,#.
50
109%
Gold
Feb
M 26
-«
common
common.
& Fdry common——*
A I——-———-——-.-*
Preferred
24
Jan;
2.95
85C
Tire
Preferred
.
53
10
30c
4%
Mar
Sep
May
Jan
290
x
———100
23
47
13
•4%
3.00
—100
pfd—
205
275
9
Canadian Car
Class
90
Vy 9
preferred
Canadian
48%
Oct
505
U%
22%
•30c
•
Jan
178
23
•
13% Oct
14
•6%
1,965
4
»—————1
Gate
Gordon
Aug
44% May
21% Feb
16% Oct
15
540
Jan
35
"••*'.■
11%
■
Mines Ltd
Goodyear
Jan
64
Jan
36
18
8%
v': 6%..
^
Goodfish
'
1st preferred
Conv
17%
23%
-.
Commerce
hank
ottuauiaa
—
-
14%
——-—*
—-———
Bakeries
195
14%
36
Oct
8%c
16C
31% Oct
Mar ■'
23%
.
;7%C
35c
Goldvue
'
.
Class
17%
14%
Canada Permanent Mortgage
100
Canada Steamship common
*
Preferred.
———————50
Canada Wire class "A"—.
*
63
••
.
w
Goldora
25% Jun
111
106% Mar
•
.
Golden Manltou Mines
82% May
Oct
Oct
65
120
80
Jan
71c
48 %
■
1.45
Oct
30
115%
.
108% July
143/» Jan
31%
20
100
>>' ,Clasfi'B———————
66
8
■
Lake
Golden
9% Jan
Jan
Oct
18%
—I-
;
Canada Cycle Motor pfd
Canada Malting
102 y2
46
Golden Arrow Mines
3.60 Jun
Oct
6
565
Class "B"
:
1.72
4,300
17%
1.38 Sep
83cw Sep
37c,'July1
x.
4.50
Goldhawk
2.95 Jan
1.60 Sep
Jun
72% Aug
68,500
4.35
Gold Eagle Mines—
Jun
12c 13%C
14%
Oct
20%
37c
12%
Goldcrest
19 % May
Oct
16
Jan
Nov
9
■
49,100
7 ■:
8
Goldale Mine
May
13
Class VA"
Canada
15
4.60
81,300
25
47
Gold
Glenora
Feb
44c
July-
11% Jan
75
16
12 %C
1
.
12
1.62
1.67
1
Red Lake
Bread common—
19c
8,100 *
30c
-
Jan
3.35 Jan
2.30 July
37c,
17%
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
Goa's
16
,———*
Flon
Campbell
Canada
26c
12
''
Calgary & Edmonton—
Calllnan
26c
——
Feb
13c
45c
—•
———100
Mining-,.—1
Gillies Lake-Porcupine
v'
Calder Bousquet Gold
Caldwell Linen common—,
62c
Oct
55c
4.40
————.*
common
•
preferred
5'/2 clo
July
—*
>
July
5c
Jan
1.15 July
1.20
12%
General Bakeries
B%c May
15
Apr
Burlington Bteel
Burns & Co class A———
Class B——
30c
420
Shops——1
Gatineau Pow 5%
Feb
29
24c
28
'.
.10,500
'
-'lUt 535
6%
Jan
5C> 5%C
23 %c
*
May
21
—25
Francoeijir Gold
Frobisher Exploration
Feb
45c
July
July
40C
.
23%
Mfg & Aircraft
*
Ford Co of Canada class A—.—*
1.64 Apr
July \
68c
10
:
comihpn—--—*
4 * A?1
class
Jan
3.85
Aug
3.25
Fleet
Jan
July
20c
19c'
20 %c
Fittings Ltd
May
5% May
40c
3,325
19c
45C
1
—*
*
—
new
Kirkland
11% Jun
13c
4.50
39,900
26c
6,500
19,100
22,000
42c
common
Preferred
Federal
8,500
-
Grain
35
"
2.40 Sep
1.60
54c
—
Players
Federal
17% Jun
/
July
1.06
.
1.20
_—
Farmer Candy
Fanny
Jan
8,600
1.50
4.45
Jan
Famous
Aug
5
85c
8
1
Gold Mines-.
Falconbrldge Nickel
28% Jan
•
2% Sep
600
15c
—•
'
•
47c
Buffalo Ankerite Gold Mines———.•
Buffalo Red Lake Mines
6%
13c
.
28
340
43c
45 %c
Building Products
Bunker Hill
28%
2%
9,125
15%
28%
■
Porcupine Mines, Ltd—-1
Buffadison Gold Mines—
Canadian Gold Mines
175
15%
6%
>••6%'
640
3%c
Sep
2% Sep
13% Sep
6% Oct
25
1.85
20%
Jan
170
July
3.00
—-———-—1
——
Equitable Life
Jan
Jun
3%C
•
—————20
——
Gold Mines
Class "B"
18% Feb
26 %
20%
26%
July
60c
165,000
1.94 ' < 39.600
5%c
9%
English Electric class A_
15
145 '
% July
20
-
!
39 %c Jan
10% Sep
1,410
26
Jan
5c
3.20
1
Mines
Eldona
2,605
23c"
Broulan
Buflalo
Elder
Feb
Aug
27
—*
—
-Eddy Paper
30c
55c
22%
26%
*
.
Juiy
.July
27
15%- 15%
•
■
Oct
13
835
V
1.30
Steel
Eastern
.:
14c
21%
*
—
-—
Sep
5c
—
Sullivan Mines
East
24% May:
.14%-Oct
,
'
Forest
,36c
.————————^.^*.^1
Jan
27
—*
36c
Crest
30c
17,400
17,500
150
200
East
22%
1
Oil—'
Columbia
Columbia
Brit
Mines
American
10
'
5,400
18,200
11% <11%
11%
Traction
Brewis Red
;
16c
12c
Light & Pwr com—•
Brewers & /Distillers-*—*—
5
British
105
40C
Brantford
Brazilian
?'
13%
160
.
24c
East Malartic Mines.
14% Aug
Jun
Oct
<1.66
Feb
92c
12
-
1.80
24%
1.15
East Amphi Mines.
May
45c
21%
183
245
40c
Boycon Pershing Gold Mines————1•
Bralorne
13
1
8
July
16c
89c
23% May
.
Juiy
47c
21%
21%
Oct
—1:
1.13
Co———1
Duvay Gold Mines
1
Jan
1.45
Aug
•I
23
50
(•;
14%
Duquesne Mining
30% Feb
Mar
75
26
14
Donalda .Mines
Jun
15% Feb
4% Sep
21,100
1
——
70c
19
'
25%
25%
\
100
—
Hioh
Low
26
preferred
Dominion Woolens—
1
Range Sinee January
High
< 14
New
May
216
Oct
25%
Dominion Tar common————*
2.65 May
Oct
8,00
10,800
21C
51
Oct
170
115
80C
•
21c
:—*
common
65C
Jan
40c
Shares
"'
1.64 Jan
July
39
85
8.00
Bell Telephone of Canada—100
Belleterre Quebec i.
Berens River
Sic
32,800
43.
far Week
Low
Pat
High
Low
Bales
Rang*
•f Prices
Sale Frlet
Range Since January 1
Shares
^5C
—l
Beatty Bros class A—,—U——-——*
Beaulieu Yello wknlfe—*
w
Last
for Week
High
.
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Friday
STOCKS
Okies
Range
of Prices
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NOVEMBER 1
FOB WEEK ENDING
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2317,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL ft
T;
Oct
3.45
1.50-Oct
36
27% Jan
Jan
34
26%
116
106% July
1.02 July
30c
23c
July
July
.
Jan
Aug
May
Oct
4.40 Sep
86c
45c
Apr
Feb
Monday, November 4,-1946
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR
;
STOCKS
Friday
Week's
Uit
Range
•f Prices
Share*
V v'-Y'
Macassa
■
•
—
MacDonald
\ :'M«fcCiie
Red
Lake
——
3.30 <
3.35
.
3.00
3.35
*
12,080
{
1
26c
20c
28c
1.70
1.90
10,500
16%
Hea
—ueeu
La tee
Gold
Mines——i
Magnet Consolidated Gold
.
i
Malartlc
Gold
Fields
3.25
,
>1
45c
—1
l
*
42c
3c
48c
1.85
Maple Leaf Milling common
Marcus Gold
Marlon Rouyn Gold
;
:
-* •Tw-.
Li
.
Massf.y-Harris
13%
:
:
•
"—
Pre'erred
McColl Frontenac Oil
[
McMarmac
Red
50'A
88c
82c
•
90c
31c
36c
18c
Oil
8c
Gas
20
20
5c
X%c
8.10
8.50
5o
•
:•
Knitting
'
'
A *
'
26%
76%
;
18c
16%
100
Standard
Long
17%
66
..-.1
4
Lac
14 Va
21'A
Sep
22% Aug
91c
Feb
25% Feb
11
1,905
17%
2,330
15 Va
Sep
22
335
65%
Sep
81
165
3Va
Oct
7
24c
6,500
lbc
Juiy
45c
:
-
-
..
-
70c
.8%
.
—
320
13,300
23c
Oct
49c
Co
of
Surf
Consol
.totioiial
Grocers
14%
17%
28
29
-20
.—-——
—
Tamblyn
(G)
25
72c
Gold
85
20o
9%
—
00
34c
34c
40c
2.25
2.50
95c
1.10
24
—
50
53%
-•
6%
———*
23
25
23
Oct
32
24
22 V*
Sep
30%
1.50
Jan
23
l.H/
l
15C
Jan
19c
—•
1.80
Oct
5.65
•
45J/2
Sep
72%
——1
440
47c
44c
Oct
l
Norseman
7c
7c
6C
Sep
15c
1.40
1.50
14C
160
.——
:—*
North Inca
15C
34%C
9c
4
——
Northland
65c
Y
Northern
1.46
■'
1
—1
*
i
Canada
—
Oct
7c
Oct
65C
70C
60c
Oct
9% Apr
6% Sep
—5
Gold Mines
Oeama-Rockland
Okalta
;
5%Jan
1.85
1
€4C66,/2C
—*
^
O
Leary
L-——1.—i..L—
—L*
Omega Gold Mines—...
.j;—
Ontario
Orenada
170
20c
17Q
15c
15c
20%
20
17
Osulake
Pacalta
Oils
c»cific
95c
65c
53c
7c
61c
Petroleum
<new).
Porcupine Mines Ltd..
Pandora Cadillac
8c
70c
29%
12c
Y—
IOC
;
Paymaster Cons Mines.
•
50C
Pen-Rey Gold Mines
19c
Perron
Gold
Mines
"nnppr
Gold
3 C-.,.,
n'
...
Porcupine Peninsula
"orcupine
Powell
13c 13 %c
2.70 July
3.10 Oct
1
Gold
Mines
Powell Rouyn common—
V t c
—r
27c
32c
9,000
24c
34c
36c
5,200
34c
31
265
28
Sep
j-I
80C
85c
3,600
75c
80C
8,300
HVa
'
12%
155
1.50
7,700
'
Power C< 'p
—
Gold
.■
—*
■
Mining Co....—I
Premier Trust ——————100
Pressed Metals ^—-.——"——--1
Preston
■
East Dome...—...—
1.36
Proprietary- •
Prospectors Airways
••
.
14c
20c
12%
13
54%
54%
80c
..1
80c
—...1
83c
Gold
Gold
rcegcourt
Richmac
Silk
Robertson
Robinson
Roche
(P
I
—
L)
-'ouvn
Rush
Lake
Russell
*
new
——1
1
39c
*
4oc
Y 23
1
1.12
•
12%
Saginaw
Power preferred—.———100
St Lawrence Corp common
•
Y Class
8an
A
-50
Antonio
Sand
River
Sannorm
Feb
11
July
23%
Jan
&
60c
Jun
1.99 May
Canada
yihegarSi^pY*-,—--Y-
July
40c
Canadian
92X00
Gold Mines Ltd
Gold
:
40
1,500
15c 19 %c
36%c
'
38c
40c
Oct
20
1,185,002
105% 105%
5
104
8
: 375
30
-1.13
Oct
16
-
Jan
106
Oct
25
common—-
Western
Canadian
Lumber—.
Consolidated
PaDer
Consolidated
Press class
•
A-—
Jan
Dalhousie
Oil.
Dominion- Bridge
Donnaconna
3.700
Brewery class A.—*
12%
255
oUc
1.20
2,050
,
Oct
—
Nov
Hayes Steel
Jun
Humberstone Shbe
r—-----
Paper
Sep
Langley's
common..
preferred
-.-^-rr-—r
9% Apr
39%
3.80 July
7c
Sep
3,200
v-515
;
—;
—
Paper
Foothills Oil At Gas
Jun
Minnesota &
Feb
Ogilvie Flour
Ontario Paper—
'
A, 4,205
9,200
25
6%
125
8%c
———.—
Vickers
Preferred
international
# 14,800
2319.
25% July
July
11
55c
page
Jan
22c
675
20%
see
1.57 Mar
14% Oct
'65c
Sugar—
cofnmon-
Feb
Feb
1a.—•
For footnotes
Jan
64c
185
1
—
Juh
16% May
Aug
Ltd..—_——s.—-I
Shea's Winnipeg
Creek-
49
Y 22c
July
>
oueep
Cdnadidn Marconi
Canadian
Oct-'
15c
20c
..._
Apr
25c
520
12%
Dominion
Industries
Apr
17%
9,500
40C
————.
93c
37,600
,
22%
3.95 •'
———■—-
July
Preferred
Bruck Silk
24%c
Oct
9% Feb
40
; Sep
12% July
8c
Jan
12,5o0
41c
30c
Senator Rouyn
'
100
8c
1
—
Mines
Shawinigan
Y20c
14%
*
common
—
Apr
1.25
100
45
16c
Mine
—
common
1.15
12%
V-;
——18
Gold
National
Co
July
7%c!Jan
—...——
Industries
Apr
Mar
23,002
12
1
Oil
Brown
2.15
25c
—
Andian
Oct
215
;—
Apr
Jun
Canada
•
Co
55
-
1,500
Royal Bank
Royalite
15
7,300
Merger Gold Mines—
Oils
Jan
22%c Feb
26c
common
Kochette
Roxana
Feb
72c
17%
Lac—
Toronto
Jan
17
1
Cotton
Long
3.45
Oct
—....—*
—
B___'
—
50c
22c
—•_—1
Mines
class
Bonds—
Uchi
69c
1.25
U-i'-Y—1
...
Gold
Riverside
Ymir Yankee,rr-^-
Jan
Aug
1
18c
40c
,6
July
Sep
28c
Oct
11-
Sep
Sep
1.00
14c
Feb
1.63
■
common
Jan
50c
/■
Oct
•;/ 20
*
2,700
10c
2,000
Jan
26% Mar
> 82c-
•
* 15c
10c
8C
4,40
4.40
27%
:•
...*
30
"
:.2C
•
65c
22
33%
Pend
Oreille
Pries
Bros
Southmount
34%
34%
——
Invest
Apri
Stop & Shop——;
12%
Oct
2.D8
Jan
Supertest Petroleum ordinary
Temiskaming
—-_
—-
—
59c
July
28c
180
July
July
22
'
3,500
26
25%
105
■";
■
106
14
—
__
13c 14%c
12%
3.10 Feb
'ft".-i
16% Feb
87c
Feb
40c Mar
100
8.10 Feb
30%
Oct
Jan
1.69
55c
Mar
60c
Jan
18
Oct
22%
33%
Oct
34
Oct
35
Oct
30
Jan
135
.100
495
15
v.
14
100
14c
13 %c
22
May
May
May
Jan
Feb
31
5tt
11
14%c
13%
217
2o
105
14%c
12% May
45c
Jan
245
84%
22
.
Oct
7,000
34
20C
8c
3.80 July
27% Oct
24,600
75c
„
*
8.65 Nov
14c
Oct
Feo
1.95 Jan
27% May
54% Aug
7% Aug
6.35 Feb
80c May
1.25 May
25
July
2.40 Feb
/ 65c
Apr
46% Feb
170
Sep
14
Apr
39c
Jan
35* July
21% July
21
May
1.80 Jan
26
Apr
.'ft. YYY-ftYrftft'ft-'ftvftY
-Y
•.
9,705
14,083
30c
' 22c
22%
20C
Y-,v'<
Mar
'
4.50
30%
29c
x
15c,
1,655
13
3,500
.22
Oct
25
Mar
104% July
ll%cJuly
10
Sep
94% Jan
13c
Oct
22
Oct
2.95 Oct
36% May
108 %
30c-
•
Feb
Jan
21% May
106
43C
Apr
Feb
29
May
6.55
Feb
3.15
3.55
25
7.985
26c
2,200
25c
Oct
67 c
Feb
4,500
10c
Oct
39c
Jan
10C
22
13,500
34% Oct
-
Oct
25c
3.45
.u.*
'YYft\ft
^
Jan
Jun
Feb
ftftft.
70c
22
...»
'■
30c
i
—1
—
3.800
16
rf'y
15c
Yellorex
13,067
.
15c
1
May
12% Aug
1.00
2,230
^.5
Asbestos Corp
Mining
•
22'A
45c
2,800
9.00
y./':
8.75
.100
.n,...
Mines
Feb
60
85
——1
3.30
Sen
Oct
320
—40
,
Oct
'
1.42
200
1,000
72,500
Reeves Macdonald ———1
Reno
15,500
14
Quebec Manitou
n
1.85
10
MlneB
1.15
10
,46c
Quebec Gold
Quemont
Gold
Jan
50
8.65
YY' y.Y'V*-
«.*
common
Jan
17%
18
8Ve Jan
1.93 July
.100
———
Jan
1.65
Sep
575
14
—
^ueenston Gold
1.75
Jan
50
46c
—
common
—
Aug
10%
—1
Preferred
common———
Apr
66c
1.45
1
*
——
Purdy Mica
Purity Flour
Ltd
Apr
38
52c
10
'
57c
;
Jan
10%
50
;
76c
Oct
4,265
19,909
.
Feb
Jan
7.70 Mar
Oct
30
4.95
Aug
1
*
Reef
River
—mier
47c
4,365
4,760
6c
9%
Combing
Wright Hargreaves Mines—.
■
Oct
3.20
4.00
6c
275
190
1,500
2.55
•
Electric
Preferred
Winora
Jan
28'A May
2.90
■■■:
•
8% Oct
14c
Oct
Oct
40% Jan
5% Oct
9%
—
Wool
Jan
13C
5,000
preferred
—
*
3.55
Mines————.1
Mines of
44
5%
.
20
2.20
...
'
PicKle-Crow Gold
6,000
175
6c
6c
*
Feb
1.95
20%
9%
«,„•
-
A—i—.i——-7——-
Winnipeg
-■
Feb
Oct
class
Preferred.
Feb
24
1,670
18c
20
July
13% Oct
85o
2.50
.,•.1
Wtltsey-Coghlan Mines
Jan
Jan
New
Westons
Jan
1.06
•40c
July
1.00 July
1,400
15
—
Consolidated
Westeel Products
May
lie
Oct
12c
24
.
.
9%
18c
8%
5%
...1
(Hiram)
new—.——.
Lake Gold Mines
New
Feb
35c
29c
July'
49c
1
1.20
24
Engravers
——*
Piccadilly
;
—.——1
2.85
13%
43%
_•
Western Grocers new com
•
Feb
46c
Oct
5c
55c
38c
1.65
35
July >
'
10c
6c
1.15
Photo
10o
,llC
6c
Oct
8.'Ac Aug
17%c23%c
Y
Malartlc
1.10
,28
Sep
i.00 July
1.40
1.25
18c
Oct;
13%
28,300
200
v.-*™
Mines,;
West Malartio
;
Jan
July
61c
30
10 %c
"aramaque Mines
7c
1.09
5%
...•
„i1.Y
Wasa
-
Feb
Aug
50c
Jun
95c
—•
Mines
Wekusko
2.59
Jun
18
20
«.l
Walkers
;
95c
Mar
18
43%
—•
Walte-Amulet
13% Mar
50c
~——•
-«—
yillbona
Oct
50c
__
Hersey
Parbec
1.53
25
5
10
18c
.25
Vloour
Juiy
July
Jan
Sep
Oct
80
—
X0
.
Steel
Jan
32
t
9%
..1
Ventures. Ltd* ■—.Y—
Oct
Ytuc
53c
Pamour
Partenen
16c
7AC
1.40
Pacific Eastern
Page
24c
620
Mines
18
16c
Mines
<»■«<
»———
'
Oct
Orlac Red Lake Mines
Osisko Lake
-•
i
Upper Canada Mines Ltd
Oct
20 %
1.06
w
Oils
United
36
142
3
225-11
1,100
14c
21%
20
—
r
Class B...
United
Oct
July
Oct
1.20 July
22c
Oct
32
—
10
4So
17
21%
A
class
■
'
May
9% May
12% Jun
8
Aug
1.50 Apr
92% July
95
Apr
40c Feb
4.45 Jan
24c
3.25
1.09
4,10
-
v
Apr
80c
167
-
Oct r
'
Jan
Sep
18c
common
Gold
3.85
-
Oct
17c
Finance
united Fuel class-"A'—
Nov
15C
—
Crusn
urange
35c
38c
15%c
16%c
Exploration
Steel
1X3 July
42c
Sep
35c
'
Oils
•"initrans
2.05
Y
^
167
Jun
' 24
8c
Oct
1X0 July
25c
Oct
2.15 July
29c
850
.8,000
15
/
11% 11%
14%cl4%C
«...
——
Union Gas Co....,
Unlon Mining
United Corp
:
|
41
—
11%
/■'; Twin City common.—
1.40 Feb
Sep
5%
6
:
■
Preferred
Jan
9c
5%
.00
'
Apr
22c
8c
,
Trust
Transcontinental Resources
Jan
95c
270
41
—
Class A rgihtb—
Class B rights——.—.——
Mar
33c
July
26C
/
Works class A—....
2.24 May
1.03 Jan
10c
2oc 34V2c
star. Oil common———.——*
O'Brien
Traders
1.05 Mar
1
Normetal
General
Jan
Oct
9c
25
1.35
17
1.40
Y-
Towagamac Ex plor
Apr
Feb
51
10c
2.15
49%
30c
2.20
9c
5
i—*
——-—
Toronto
Jan
43,700
17
16V4 Feb
10% May
Nov
22
Sep
527/e July
' 5% Oct
3.05 July
6,055
30,900
55c
—
Elevators
Toronto Iron
May
30o
3.45
45c
29c
—
Toronto
Apr
Oct
12c
-1
3.25
50c
Apr
105
95c
50
530
' 48c
4»c
•
.*.♦
Tombill
;
1.39 Aug
15 %c July
3.35
•
Toburn
Apr
33c
.1
»♦
-1.
Tip Top TaUors—
Mar
62c
Oct
60c
13c
16c
———1
Malartic Mines
18C
1.22
12c
150
Norgold
n
•
1.15
——
Nicholson
roenite
2
11% Oct
Mark Gold Miae
.
25
53%
6%
220
Tnompson-Lund
Thurbols Mines
3.25 Mar
——*
Niplsslng Mines
I
May
30% Apr
13% July
12%
..—
Noranda Mines
21
Oct
12%
<ew Calumet Mines
Vpwnorth Gold Mines
Yellowknife
Oct
16 V2 Mar
28
,
,
-
25
53%
6%
flep ',
Jan
7
2,600
1.00
.
23
1.55 Jan
Oct s
Sep
77
Sep
13o July
2.15 Oct
50
2.30
•
common
,
1.12 Jan
>
;v Y 1.50 Feb
July
July
73
1,000
12,450
iJ 32,100
4,766
.
.
—
Preferred
9%
'9c.
2.40
9c
2.20
.
Oct
68c
.
16,650
9c
2.40.
*1-
July
1.40 Jan
J:?A
7
32,000
2.45
108
5% Sep
10% Sep
.
65
15c
2.30
—
J
,
' 29,400
Y.
145
18c
00
..
May
' 36% Jun
5% Oct
18
Sep~
50
79
-
100
150'
85c,
85
208
.250
2.40
.*
Taylor Pearson & Carson common
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines^
Oct
—-—*
Negus Mines ..————
Yfc* Bidiamaque
Nib
14 y«
14%
17 VB
common
Preferred
National Hosiery class A_.
National Sewer class Ai
National Steel Car_„__
14'A
.
7
84c
-
National Drug & Chemical preferred
6
10%
77
Mines—
Cons
:
—
9
25
770
7,
«—
65c
HO %
■
:
18%
common
Taku River Gold Mines—
July
•
.1
Canada
Inlet
*
L*
1
101
8%
10%
.
.•
~90c
..
.
2,628 —
.
6%,
18
Radio
''B'*^
-
7,600
.
9%'"
'»
-8%
I8
.
.:
^40
'
31%c 8ep
17-
15c ;
■
6% Aug-
Oct
56c
185
71c
—101
.
..
6,200
21,150
18..
1.05
V"
10.
common^.^..
•
47c
95c
71c Oft
■
62c
13% July
24
Jan
101% Jan
40
18% Jun
-
.
1,566
,
25% Jun
62c
Oct
;
10
Mar
27% Jan
V
17%
.
1.05
.•»•
'
v
-11
Sep
5% July
580
26
107
39C
•••'
.
65.
;
t
56c
—•
45C
13% Feb
44c
Oct
149
8T
29%
106'/a.
17%
—
■
Sylvanite Gold Mines..
EeD
28C
Mylamaque Mines
—
—
Apr
18c
24C
Class
8ulllvan
May
May
67%
■;VY-:4-
Y
.
Preferred.
Steeloy Mining Corp—^
steep Rock iron Mines^.,.
Sterling Coal ——.i-j.—
Sudbury Contact
Oct
46 %c
20,610
29
24%
24%
—
.* '
8
16%
July
13
32,600
.
High
3.65 Jail
15% May
^ 15% May
:,Vilv^^JWF^V.>\yiT%'-.Feb',-ir
•
50
49c
8.
29%
::
t
——
.
18%
.•
Starratt Olson Co
Oct
Oct
Feb
20%
16%
67
Oct
>
Steel
12% Jan
25%c Jan
18% July
675
X7c
19%
6
.•
600
"--.v-::.-,.
Low "
l.b6 Jan
13-;. July
;K
2,040
i
18
11%. 11%
*
.1
Mines
9.25
v^.
Range Sines Jaaoary 1
680
*" (.
14 %v"
44c.
;
—
Kl
Stanley Brock class "A"———*
Jan
r
>.
19%
i
470
.*
.•
•
Preferred
Mar
12
100
115
57c
20%
common..—-v.n
Brass
1,000
14
63C
i
Locomotive
v».iure. Corp
18c
20%
16%
•/
——
—
Malartio
Preferred
Feb
17c
Sep
6X5 July
17%c Oct
11,539 ;
new..
—
new
Standard Paving
Apr
22
Oct
5c
6,500
■
14
•
common
:
,
Y-Y:;
■
Oct
17
.1
■
1.70 Mar
75c
a
new
14
15.
.
Standard Chemical common
;
13%
v
———
Sturgeon
Stadacona Mines
'
Jun
Jan
36c
A...J....
Springer
>
12% May
Jan
15c
35
19%
common—.—*
new
Light Heat 8c Power.....—.*
Morrison
viosuer
•
8.50
A
Porcupine
Montreal
^
w-iL——-1
Containers
vloneta
-
2,200
20
preferred
Monarch
35 ya
Sep
Oct
46% Sep
80o July
25c July
27,990
15c
Apr
Jan
•
Model Oils
Montreal
27,650
36c
Jan
16 %
—..—
Southam Co
-
21
;.
Slscoe Gold Mines
Sladen
Feb ;;
45c
B
13%.
5.25
5
Shares
High -Y-' '",
v
2.10 A 56,722 Y'Y
1.94
;
14;
;
—-—>
.j..—r-.——.
Preferred
Jan
2.20
51c
-
10c
1,910
/
July
25
935
285
.
Class
t
"i
.
14
1
Simpsons Ltd class
>
July
13% Sep
?SY-;-.90,>Y
21
52%
'
New
10
•
f
Feb
2.10
-
•
—
—
Preferred
Oct
12%
120
;
2,405
18c
Gold
Gold Mines.
Mid-Continental
-..Modern
8.200
:
65
Miller
Class -"B'--
■■
i
,
17% May
2lc
'
Mining Corp
.
8,200
31.000
28- 28%
20'A- &
60%
:
Mercury Mills
;
15%
16
10
Mines
Lake
14c
21:
satintyre Porcupine Mines.
[ McWatters
12c
•
28c
28%
*
•
common
49% Jau
875
;
93c
21c
•16
20
(
Lake
14'A
: 85c
28c
Silver
j-
3.75 Jan r J
May
1
common..—,—.
Silverwood's Dairies class
:
'
11% Jan v
13
July
60c
July >'
30
;:-Y 90
13c
common
Red
62
11.85
93c
1
j McCabe Grain class A
McKenzie
'
•
-~1
Mart:.u->McNeely Mines
;
12,500
62
11.85
*
com
Silknit Ltd
Jan
10c
Mines.
common^
vtc Y
Sigma Mines-
-
Apr
3c
Gold
new
YYNew
;
6.45 Jan "'v
95c
ixo July
23,800
3%c
'
I Maple Leaf Gardens
! *' Preferred
19
July
38c
14,000
*
3C
Sick'8 Brew
Feb
July
3.75
.
14% Sep
2.45 July
23,196
'
i./Manitoba & Eastern
■
ixo July
200
3.25
1.65
1.85'
:
16%
2.83
—
(
(
July
35c
Oct
15c
;v
Jan
7.50
2.50 July
158,950
1.87
.—,—
Bherrltt-Gordon
■
-/^vi ■«•
.v-;Vv:>.
Sales
(orWeek
*f Prices
Y^H;.'••• X0«s
T
High
5.00 Jan
-2.70 Oct
.
8,575
—*
U!Od-CocKsnutt Gold Mines.'— —1
MacMillan (H R)
| ,';viK<
!
5
High
2.70
Week's
Rang*v»
Last" -"
Sals Fries
January 1
Bang* Sine*
Low
LOW
3.20
—
Mines
Friday
for Week
Sato Price
!
WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 1
Saiee-.i-'-y'
'
-
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
JVolume 164 '. Number 4539
OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKETS
Quotations for Friday, November 1
aO
L
Investing Companies
For
M'
Keystone Custodian Funds
^
Mutual Funds—
4.25
7.82
8.45
17.15
Beneficial Corp
1.
5%
Blair &
1
6%
5%
Bond
Co
of
Tr
Inv
Fund
Boston
6%
4
25.81
25.93
28.49'
S-2—^
Series
-
14.35
15.79
8-8—;
11.53
12.70
4.84
.5.36
8-4—
Series
.
Fund
Knickerbocker
—
Sayles Mutual Fund—•
Loomis Sayles Second Fund—10
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—
Common
10c
Members New York Curb Exchange
108.29
97
8.77
Loomis
23.52
Mass
Investors
Trust
Mass
Investors
2d
13.90
18.37
20.13
Mutual
Fund Inc.—10
14.07
BeU Teletype NY
15.06
10.17
11.43
7.07
7.76
—•—.
4.99
5.52
series——
6.86
7.66
DIgby 4-4950
1
Invest
Securities—
Nation-Wlde
Balanced
shares
1
4.20
30.30
32.58
National Investors Corp.
Chemical Fund
1
14.27
15.44
Reorganization Rails
National Security Series-
Ltd
Fund
Delaware
5.90
1
,
6.41
18.96/
20.501.59
SBc
Dividend Bhares
15.42
16.49
24.61
—.
26.50
15.90
5.66
11.94
^I^,in,I,„
Hi",
Petroleum
Aetna Casual & Surety
10
13.55
14.88
Afltw*
10
——
7.93
oils
7.67
8.43
9.06
10.02
11.01
4.99
5.50
Putnam
6.33
8.96
Republic Invest Fund-
3.26
3.60
4.51
—
4.97
&
(Geo)
4.64
5.11
5.91
1.70
1.74
24.07
25.88
18
Casualty.B
11
20:
15.39
16.55
American
Re-Insurance
3.57
3.93
American
Reserve
Surety——^.—25
31.97
14.68
Aiitftirtnhha
250
Bond Fund
Union
B
6.46
..n
r,"r ,.n .;ni,
7.06
18.47
.J.
20.15
28%
31%
Pacific
Fire—
Pacific
31
Phoenix
■
2.48
1
-1
•2.85
North Amer Trust
Series 1955—
Series 1956—.....
shares—
10.16
50
160.
Firemen's
Franklin
19%
Bid
30'/a
400
Central Hanover Bank&Trust 20
45%
123
104%
47%
128
107%
15
37%
10 :
47%
39%
49%
Chemical Bank & Trust
.
Commercial National Bank 6c
'
43
19%
56%
97
41
Trust Co
18%
Continental Bank 6c Trust
10
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust-20
Empire Trust —
—50
Federation Bank 6c Trust
10
Fiduciary Trust
First National Bank,
54%
92
23
26
m
37
—100 1,620
,
40
1,680
Bid
Par
Ask
28%
385
National Bank
—.8
11%
13
Providence-Washington ——.10
34%
37
.
56
59
94%
98%
Reinsurance Corp (NY)——B
Republic
(Texas)
10
11%
127/8
Revere
'a.
(Paul)
Fire
23%
St Paul Fire Sr- Marine
12%
Seaboard Surety
10
10
29
49%
52
Security New Haven
Springfield Fire & Marine
a-
Bid
Ask ""
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
Sterling National
—.—25
8
Republic—-——,-5
&
Rutgers Fire com
15
preferred <15
American
———,
.5
10:
27
U 8 Fire
104%
l%s Jan. 1, 1953-1951
2%l Feb. 1, 1955-1953
12
United States Trust——100
^
34%
m
103
Gatineau Power 3s
;
99
99%
103
103%
Iowa Pub Serv 2%s
.1976
100%
3%s. 1980
10iy4
98%
—
Kans Okla & Gulf Ry
Power
102%
1975
104
100%
100%
100%
101 y4
100
101
Public Serv (Okla) 2%s
Ask
1975
Scranton-Spg Brook 2'/8S__1976
City Gas & El 2%s
1975
Sioux
98%
99.29
»•?-.• *.7";> Stf■
*£
•
Int. Rate
Bid
\Va%
100.2
100.3
IV* %
100.4
100.5
1%%
1%%
100.17
100.18
100.10
100.11
1%#
100.27
100.28
106%
109
103;
104
103%
99
A100%
Electric
107:
.
102
103
100
•
4%%
Overland
104
100
3.35%
Sioux City G & E 3.90%
Union Oil (Cal) $3.75
101
110%
-
.104%
103
104V2
104%
105%
60
99.31
Other Issues
100%' * '
U B Conversion 3s——1947
1961
Panama Canal 3s
V--*irV*. T7'-SV-a--v
Ask
94
106
102
."Willys
Apr. 15, 1948---*.—-—--i
74%
93
3.50%
Scranton Spring Brook 4.10%
100%
100
99%
100
3cranton
101%
100
Power
3.65%
Pennsylvania
99%
100%
:
Electric 3.70%
Public Serv (Ind)
3.50%
Ruppert (Jacob) 4%%
100
101%
1976
Maine
(H J)
;/ Monongahela Power 4.40%
Ohio Public Service 3.90%
101J/4
1976
Heinz
104%
.1975
27as
Public Service 2 %8
99
73
American Airlines 3%%
•Central
'
103
100%
10Q.
Preferred Stocks—
100%
1965
1976
Yonkers El Lt 6c Pow 25/8S__1976
102 %
15
Bid
Asb
101%
100%
Light 2%s_1975
Utah Pow & Lt 2%s
103%
•
1970;: 102
1961
2%s
——
Illinois Power Co 2%s—. 1976
755
Bid
101%
Texas Power &
91
Federal Home Loan Banks-*
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
1946..
')
84
Tenn Gas 6c Transm 2%s__1966
Calif Eleo-Power 3s—. 1976
125 %
—
127
Bld
Nov. 7,1946-
Certificates of Indebtedness—
t%s Dec. 1, 1946
*%B Jan. 1, 1947
Bid
Ask
.0156
0.33%
b0.375
0.33%
5,
1946—
b0.375
0.34%
Jan.
12,
1946.
bO.375
0.34%
Jan.
30,
0.28%
0.33 %
.
.0152
.0225
.0173
.0237
.0220
.0301
t%s June 1. 1947
.0254
.0369
Bale—not
.0225
.0356
.0327
.0475
livered.
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rlghts.
z Formerly
Alfred- Decker & Cohn
.0194
.0358
1946,
.0308
.0489
.0245
.0442
V/aS
Oct.
t%s Nov.
1, 1947
1, 1947
—
0.35%
bO.375
0.35%
bO.375
0.35%
bO.375
1947-
0.35%
bO.375
0.35%
.0177
S%8 Feb. 1, 1947
t%s March 1, 1947
t%s April 1, 1947
•;,f%s July 1, 1947.
t%s Aug. 1, 1947
t%s Sept. 1, 1947
0.35%
bO.375
23, 1947_
Dec.
.0215
.0114.
b0.375
Dec.
>
b0.375
NOV. 29*1946-
Dollar Price 100 Plus
b0.375
14, 1946—
0.34%
b0.375
19,
NOV. 21, 1946—
Ask
1)0.375
1946Dec. 26, 1946—
Jan. 2, 1947—_
Jan. 9, 1947—
Jan. 16, 1947.
Dec.
Nov.
32ds of a point
Maturity—
Bills
discount at purchase
Ask
Bid
.-'1
"-a
Quotations For U. S. Treasury,Holes
15.
SO
Par
Ask
90
Laclede Gas Lt 3%s
Par
Bid
1966
74
13%
725
Par
Bonds—
American Airlines 3s
Treasury bills—
TDec
45
47
Recent Security Issues
Bates quoted are for
tMarch 15, 1947.
15, 1947tSept. 15, 1947SBept. 15. 1948-
.43
32%,
2.60
Uniled States Treasury
ISept.
-
31
605
78
•
.
10
Westchester Fire
.
114
28%
590
4
U S Guarantee
27%
100%:
a
100
U S Fidelity 6c Guaranty Co..2
;
29
25%
1Q
Travelers
53
89
'27%
109%
25
Standard Accident
9%
23
70
"31?:;r:
As2
69
Title Guarantee & Trust
1%3
100.6 V 100.10
99.4
99.10
99.26
99.30
103.2
103.10
1, 1950-1948
1, 1952-1950
Maturity—
24
46
20
Globe &
Fulton Trust————
—100 190
205
Grace National—100 200
—. •
Guaranty Trust
—.—100 332
341 .
Irving Trust
.
10
17%
18%
Kings County Trust
100 1,800
1,850
Lawyers Trust
25
49
52
Manufacturers Trust Co
20
57 Va
59%
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
100 261
267
National City Bank——12%
41%
43%
• New York Trust——
25
99
102
Public Nat'l Bank & Trust-17%
40%
42%
Obligations Of Governmental Agencies
z
6%
30
•
67
36
18
Philadelphia El Pow 2%s„1975
& Coke 3%s_1976
•,
43/4
27
-22 :>■
^10
33
Fim,-..
Portland Gas
;• rv>,
84
10
Pennsylvania Electric 2%s
May
541%
80
21%
Ohio
l%s Oct
95
51%
10
Monongahela Power 3s
1%S
;•
90
10
Newark—.——^—.5
of
Montana
Par
•j
;
6V4
85
City Banks & Trust Cos.
Par
Chase
23
10
Preferred Accident
54:
168
.
——-25
Glens Falls Flre^—-8
3.34
13
i
79
General Reinsurance Corp„ .10
Gibraltar Fire A Marine——10
;
U S El Lt & Pwr Shares
69
65
10
20
Fire Assn of Phila
•
5%
Indemnity Co
28
Fireman's Fd of San Fran
6.55
21%
———12.50
Employees Group—— ——•
Employers Reinsurance
10
Federal
Unit Type Trusts—
52%
11%
B
Crum <Ss Forster Inc———10
Fidelity 6c Deposit of MA
Diversified Trustee Shares—
; p —;
—a.oo
26
B
:p 'MW'i
9.11
22.18
*
24
..
10
28%
50
—10
>
155
26%
49%
v
;■
6 %'
145
2.50
Northern
61
18%
-
54%
5%:
.
2
River
9%
:
26
52%
2
Northeastern
58
7%
24 "v;i
20
Casualty
New Hampshire l ire
York Fire
20%
47
Continental Casualty—
.20.29
Amsterdam
North
10
Connecticut General Life
20.96
8.33
New
"v
6%"
"'J''
\
10
23%
10
23.28
„
Preferred Stock Fund
\
(Detroit)—10
New Brunswick
City of New York
22.58
series A—-
,
———————4
National Liberty
National Union Fire
6%
21%
Hartford Fire——— \0
-
41
5%
i
National Fire
Trusteed Industry Shares
TMra :' B
namdan
2nd
100
Fire
Casualty
60%
39
:
''"IV '
''
Monarch
National
56.50
Hanover
Brooklyn Trust
57/a
,!'
89c
Great
Bank of New York——100
26
1
-
•New
Globe
Bankers Trust ——i—U——10
91
18
53.50
9.26
Bank of the Manhattan Co.—10
18%
State Street Investment Corp—
18.84
New York
12%
86%
23%
65%
28.00
B-3——
11%
5
Casualty
33
■
57%
""ff
-
•
12%
69
29.60
Seriesi...,
16
61%
25.53
.
30
63
28.27
.!■
17
10
10
17.18
B-3
;
2%
,_10
28
Independence Trust Shares
Keystone Gustflan Funds-
35
Merch & Mfrs Fire N Y—(
Bankers & Shippers
Boston
Wellington Fund
14.36
32
"
1.09
29.92
94
20
Massacnusetts Bonding
Merchant Fire Assur
•
79c
98c
of America—10
90%
Maryland
11%
13.70
S8c
Stock and Bond Group shares-
15%
10
12
1.00
27
i4%;
32%
.,
72c
88c
Series
16
American
Series'. O—.
Investors Fund O...—
*•4
10
B
12.66
Bank Group shares.
iiiii
30
5
2%
1
10c
Insurance Group shares
B-l ..A-
4
Casualty
Equitable
—2%
Union
Series
Automobile
American
7.18
41%
10
Fire
21
Baltimore American
13.18
Series
19
American
6.56
!
25%
Insur Co of North America
104.01
12.03
15.33
76
American Alliance——^—10
American Fidelity &
American of Newark
Inc.,*
Aviation Group shares
13.99
Homestead
American
Union Common Stock Fund B—.
Institutional Securities Ltd—
Investment Go
,
19.17
6
Incorporated Investors
50%
Ask
38%
?
—.8
—
Jersey Insurance of N Y
|T
15
Sovereign Investors
Standard Utilities
Fund Inc
—ids
48%
10
1
Selected Amer Shares
5.37
80c
Home
101.95
Fund,
Bid
•': Par
Hartford Steamboiler Inspect.-1Q
53%
Clark
5.79
60c
30%
■
■
83 %
9.49
Pomeroy
Scudder, Stevens &
5.34
shares-
'
Ask
8.91
3%
5.26
Holding Corp.
;
1
Trading.
Fund
4.85
Tobacco shares.
Life
■Agricultural
3choellkopf Hutton and
Petroleum
.
12%
Bt Louis & Ban Francisco com-.
51
12.66
8.10
Tobacco——
Steel shares—
Common
Aetna
7.99
•
47%
80%
-
8.63
10.44
1
17%
com
73
-'^.r--
11.52
Steel
9.95
8.24
shares—
Income Foundation
-6.92
Railroad equipment
7.62
Grande
—
..^Preferred
7.44
9.19
Railroad
Huron
13.17
6.76
m——mrmTTZzn
7.27
Equipment shares
stock shares
11.99
Public Utility
8.36
8.72
6.28
6.19
6.93
94
52%
Bid
Par
,
11.20
-
Rio
Insurance Companies
13.92
9.76
5.62
Railroad Bond sharei
^Utility
'
11.01
10.20
Mining shares
i
- • -mum*
Machinery
Merchandise shares
5
-
10.02
Merchandising
Low Price Shares
,
l,i, it"
10.99
7.26
—
92
50%
■
,
10.00
6.60
Industrial Machinery sharesInstitutional bond shares——
■
75-year 4%s
Electrical equipment—
Insurance stock-..—........
9.18
Investing
Income
8.88
8.35
bond shares
&
Preferred
13.12
12.67
8.03
,
Denver
Bt Louis & Ban Francisco—
11.01
•
«>«■,
6.92
shares—
92
;■
9.91
10.02
i
6.29
Food shares
90
$
21
58
14.86
7.30
—
6l
4%s
11.66
9.01
Equipment-.........
shares
Electrical Equipment-.——
A
10.61
13.53
Diversified Speculative
8.44
7.68
59
v
12.30
Diversified Investment Fund-
Chemical shares
RR
—
Business
Chemical
t
..2018
■7v7;''."'.-;V:::'-v'.V"ir-
—
Chicago Rock Island Ac Pacific—
> Common
—
•
5% preferred
-100
83 ;
1st 50-year 4s
atocfc—*.,-«V'.'ii...........
Bank
80
7.55
——-
Building supply—
6.26
5.96
Building shares
%
Aviation-
.
Bid
Stocks
106 '
1st 3-48 Income——^—1993
13.04
6.86
11.19
Automobile
shares-
General
11.87
Stocks Ino—
Agriculture
:
42.67
'
Group SecuritiesAgricultural shares
Administered
6.56
17.44
.
Ask
1st 4s—1994 *104
income
4.30
5.91
Bid
Denver As Rio Grande— v
New York
6.53
;
3.85
16.57
1
Par
Conv - Income 4%s-^.—*.2019
4.22
Stock series
6.431
14.51
FundFundamental Investors Inc
Fundamental Trust shares
General Capital Corp——
General Investors Trust—.
11
;
8.83
New England Fund
41%
5.76
Mutual Trust
Fully
2.15
1.96
38%
First Boston Corp
.
;
3.79
'
n-v
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific—
7.66.'
'i 4.58"
7.99
Speculative series
26.52
24.81
Fund
Aviation
4.67
(When, a* and If Issued)
Bonds
A
Preferred stock series
Fidelity Fund Inc
Financial Industrial Fund,
Automobile
6.96
,
Selected series
HowardBalanced Fund
First
stock
V."' Low priced bond series
Low priced stock common— '
Eaton 6c
Stock
1
series
Industrial
5K
——
series
Income
155-v.':--
150
i—100
Commonwealth Invest————1
Preferred
Bond
2,740
Securities com—100 : 5,640
Christiana
1-953
15.38
14.03
Tel:
14.95
Trust———*
Fund
^/
-■
28.09
20.24
1
Fund——1
26.12
18.72
Century Shares
Inv
7
•
y,
•»
40 Exchango Place, New York S, N. Y-
4'9.90
48.90
—
4.90
Canadian
CO. ytlif?
&
Members New York Stock Exchange
5.89'
5.30
21.87
#
Ltd
illltSHASKAN
20.40
23.51
100.54
America
Inc
Fund
■
——
;
104.73
Broad Street Invest Co Inc
Bullock
:
8Ya
15.78
;
pM
A'-
18.60
K-5
Series
'"
—
K-l__
Series
11.51
7%
Oil shares—
Ax^-Houghton Fund Inc
Axe-Houghton Fund B
Series
Series S-l
r
4.65
10.61
1
Foreign Investlng-lOc
Assoc'ted Standard
.34%
32%
10
Holding Corp
American Business Shares
4.86
4.44
lVs
Affiliated Fund Ino
Amerex
>
7.63
6.96
Aeronautloal Beourlties.
American
iCont. )-
Quotations on Real Estate Bonds
•Ask-',
Bid
Par
a
e
Odd lot sales,
b Yield price,
c
Cash saie.
a
v
Inc.;
name
and common stock split on a 3-for-l basis.
•No par
dividend.
value,
'
tin default.
•
'
-
e Ex-interest
fFlat price
Exchange, r Canadian market, s Cash
(Un) Unlisted issue.
wdWben de¬
DeXeersd delivery,
Formerly Club Aluminum Utensil Co.
k Remoyed to Stock
included in range for year,
t Ex-stock dividend.
JThese bonds
-
-
-
are
».
changed to
'
..
^
Society Brand Clothes
—
July 29
.
subject to all Federal taxes.
"
'
lEx-liauidating
:
f.'V
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2320
M6riday/> ^ovenfiber 4, T94(»
:
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
1946
$
Bank" clearings this week will show an increase' compared with
;
a year
ago.
Third Federal
Preliminary figures compiled by us, based'upon telegraphic advices from the chief
week ended Saturday, Nov. 2, clearings
cities of the country, indicate that for the
At this center there is
loss for the week ended Friday of 7.1%.
a
■
Y
i
r
'Y:* "
'
+ 13.3
180,640,242
+ 38.8
173,400,000
+
254,236,000
+ 18.3
206,506,784
—
322,602,951
300,795,000
Pittsburgh!.-
+ 11.9
239,000,000
—
•578,000,000
247,164,663
——
St. Louis__
195,997,098
+
175,854,116
+ 50.8
2,417,054
1,512,161
+ 26.9
1,376,435
1.429,369,
1,748.181
+ 77.1
1,945,726
1,465,946
t6,099,604
5,813,184
t5,010,632
4,292,244
818,067,839
687,604,344
...
$8,636,302,296
Reserve
+
21.7
+
35.4
'3,712,200
+19.0
.641,253,764
1,481,154
2,703,713
jSujOflf
641,847,579
,
District—Cleveland
;m
5.076.972
143,109,795
!—j,
114,205,765
+ 27.8
14,652,400
+ 47.3
221,813,612
16,958,600
2,703,777
+ 41.2
2,257,121
6,066,673
4,377,562
221,737,172
+ 38.6
4,045,781
4,142,844
256,344,033
::
•
+ 23.6
+ 23.0
+ 15.6
248,211,146
267,920,342
699,540,704
Columbus.
3,949,003
116,307,256
206,180,251
21,583,100
3.929.973
_
569,986,421'
+22.7
610,726,325
621,996,017
-
...—.-—4 ■'
Ypungstown
b
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
-
■
.—
)
___.
Tfotal (7 cities)!.
Fifth Federal Reserve
0.2
+
West
3,397,762
101,167,516
3,224,300
.
227,833,593
15,509,000
1,974,960
1,705,517,065
District—Richmohd->-
Virginia—Huntington-—2,081
Virginia—Norfolk
+ 31.8
'
Richmond
r
$10,901,451,902 $10,341,819,361
5.4
South Carolina—Charleston
2,028,625,778
+
7.5
Maryland—Baltimore
2,180,290,380
$13,081,742,282 $12,370,445,139
District
5.7
+
;
of
756
6,667,000
99,125,866
2,688,653
—
Columbia—Washington^
2,222,419
Total <6 cities)-
5,995,000
6,249,000
44.1
95,607,407
91,550,096
2,031.937
140,990,769
32,283,718
1,877,818
156,037,767
+ 37.2
35,738,548
+30.3
296,598,797
11,385,736
396,893,253
+ 21.0
+ 19.1
304,674,565
64,044,261
1,222,531
1,282,257
+ 26.5
+
148)527.108'
46,677,691
176,837,765
...
+ 43.1
1,454,481
8,435 000
142,805,818
—,—————
+
All cities, one day—
L,——
2,415,798
+
263,430,098
Mansfield
^
Total all cities for week
3.462,242
+ 24.5
.
2,247,068,715
—
1,749,517
624,000,000
1,541,805
672,000,000
+ 19.4
Other cities, five days—-—-———
Total all'cities, five days
1,705,215
627,000,000
•
:
5.4
$8,654,383,187
*
+ 21.7
2,171,275
18.5
Cleveland
::
124,693,335
218,946,507
—
•fen cities, five days
931,932
+ 45.9
—_—-
Federal
Cincinnati
37-.8
148,888,581
;
——---■
570,188
719,309
1,511,390
Jersey—Trenton—..
Ohio—Canton
.
•
Cleveland™
Baltimore--—
740,015
+ 34.6
1,919,641
^
Fourth
+ 18.2
365,586,040
——f*—i-——-•»
Kansas City.
469,747,851
647,000,000
Boston
396,005
571,576
3&203
».
Total (10 cities)
7.1
—
554,140,799
^;
534,660
+ 54.5
+ 29.9
%
$6,161,130,703 '
$5,726,354,813
—
New
v
1945
1946
'
Week Ended Nov. 2—
New York
;
'
748,947
632,772
^.'3,096,546
Wilkes-Barre
York
7
;
:,Y-. Y-YY
'
Clearings—Returns by Telegraph
Chicago
'
i
..■-Scranton-.^.wu.^.,.;.,, ,V;*.
Our comparative
,
1943
$
Disfrict-»-PhiIade!phia—
—
—.——-
Delaware—Wilmington
for the week follows:
summary
.
$12,370,445,139 for the same week in 1945.
total stands at $13,081,742,282 against
1944
Dec. %
.....
"
Our preliminary
week last year.
above those for the corresponding
Y'Y
Inc. or
$
1157, 111
822,124
Chester
—————-.—769,549
Lancaster-..
2,642,239
Philadelphia
"■
796!o0o!ooo
Reading
^
'
possible to obtain weekly clearings
for all cities of the United States from which it is
will be 5.7%
Reserve
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Bethlehem
Week Ended Oct. 20
1945
•
+ 19.4
274,328,051
\
Complete and exact details for the week, covered by the foregoing will appear
in
our
Sixth Federal
We cannot furnish them today, in as much as the week
issue of next week.
Reserve
Tennessee—Knoxville
Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
In the elaborate detailed
Oct.
ended
For
26.
there
that week
of 5.8%, the
increase
an
was
114,232 in the
week in 1945;
same
Outside of this city there was
this center having recorded
a-
aggregate of
We
group
in the
District the totals show
an
Seventh
Grand
+ 49,6
61,479,322
5,270,641
384,311
"
Reserve
The Chicago Reserve District
21.1
+
20.1
263,704
95,244,472
4,323,176
214,408
82,517.157
414,923,520
376,476,633
435,079,121
+38.5
I,121,288
557,811,; +101.0
Wayne.i.^+——^
/ "j-:
5,497.802
+ 38.4
+ 50.8
3,574.006 ;
+
62.2
+
43.0..
+
59.2*;;,
13,331,928.
31,277,000
2,803,235
11,680,666
44,888,874
26,460,206
3,540,402
25,751,522
2,238,087
+ 58.2
666,073,822
S 7,811,482
Peoria.
the San Francisco Reserve District of
5,084,817
9,736,407
Rockford
7,751,714
2,055,936
2,208,488
+ 47.2
858,243,466
672,661,977
+ 27.6
Total ill
oities)^+———
"
Federal Reserve
.
1940
Districts
$
12 cities
1st Boston
2d New York-
12
523,824,391
•
*•
10
—
3d Philadelphia
1945
.
.
"
$
*
6,361,703,857.
M
429,558,259
6,982,145,316
8)067,839
Inc. or
1,826,877
474,173,101
+ 53.6
7,185,770
3,961,772
6,769.594
.2,095,886
2,300,630
2,321,207
628,657,176
594,736,198
+ 18.1
.
5,899,903
515,838
5,580,701
2,020,277
1943
1944
:
,
Y
'£$
403,858)917
+ 21.9
8.9
—
-
'
Dec. %
687,604,344
f
13,358,040
5,899,903
1,054,981
500,671,717
-
i.
SUMMARY OF PAN& CLEARING S
Week Ended Oct. 26—
30.5
31,965,867
+ 23.4
-
■
In the following we furnish a summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
+ 34.«'
+
1,665,747
+
16,656,659'
.+.73.6
3,249,745
1,092,011
«
Decatur
;
3,663,249
8,765,881
31,669,733
1,975,535
+ 25.6
3,568,194
Springfield
21.7%.
28.304>946
+14.1,
19,109,848
.8,958,874?
924,867
539,939,517
II,689,809
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
V
2,874,562
+ 69.6
4,462,361
-
455,278
4,658,849
4,003,168
2,969,669
29,543,036
3,810,868
4,758,737
2,948,646
3,164,463
5,133,582
44,738,000
Sioux City
&
of 46.0% and in
435,387
7,606,542
Iowa—Cedar RapidsDes Moines
;
D'allak^serve Disiiict
totalS:show an^ expansion of 32.0%; in the
4,873,388
4,447,497
m. Terre Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
38,779,330
59,185,331
?
District—Chicago-
Rapids^
Indianapolis
2,065,123
>
+
319,886
93,088,197
602,738,988
9,156,774
40,803,976
137,000,000
2,431,358
+ 45.8
4,354,028
.:
135,692,612
South Bend—
In the Kansas City Reserve District the
Minneapolis Reserve District of 32.3 %.
Federal
Lansing
Indiana—-Fort
gain of 27.6%, the St. -Louis Reserve District of 34.6% and the
a
47,282,467
Michigan—Ann Arbor—
improvement of 22.7% in the Richmond Reserve District
of 30;3% and ihl the Atlanta Reserve District of 38.5%.
has to its Credit
2,427,081
1,677,661
+ 33.7
95,027,993
_
Total' (10 cities)..
In the Cleveland Reserve-
by 19.0%.
Philadelphia Reserve- District
+ 34.9
the
are
smaller by' 8.9%, but in the Boston Reserve District the totals are larger by 21.9%
and
2,001,572
51,786,430
63,525,203
3,714,116
Mississippi—Vicksburg
&e New York District (including this'city) the totals
that in
+ 49.8
*2,700,000
Louisiana—New Orleans.
cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they ate located and front
this it appears
150,300,000
Mobile
gain of 27.1%, the
decrease of 9.6%.
a
*11,740,984
39,634,441
69,222,266
—
clearings for the whole country having amounted to $12,388,670,857 against $11,713,-
bank clearings at
+ 53.9
+ 29.1
,
—
Florida—Jacksonville
Alabama—Birmingham
•
4'4,139,119
162,000,000
2,478,950
203,200,000
AugustaMacon*
statement, however, which we present further below,;
able to< give the final and complete results of the week previous—the week
are
13,598,933
07,928.116'
Georgia—Atlanta
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
we
District—Atlanta-
__
Nashville
,
ends Saturday and the
5,360,876,573
641,847,570
5,313,812,196
+ 19.0
641,253,76#
,>
Eighth Federal ReservV District—St. Xoul»—
375,329,080
7
M
699)540)704
569,986,421
+ 22.7
6
"
396,893)253
304,674,565
+ 30.3
w-.-—.
10
"
602,738-988
435,079,121
+ 38.5
414,923,520
i.-—-
17
"
858^43)466
672,661,977
+ 27.6-
628,857,176
4
"
444,281,967
330,102,848
+ 34.6
320,000,902
**
336,815,592
254,779,090
+ 32.2
223,857,337
r
TexihesseeyrMemphisvli^,..,..!—,
316,672,667
7
222,597,265
246,000,000
93,982,886
102,215,884
181,400,000
74,467,981
+ 35.6
i.
103,400,000
73,200,867
+ 39.6
2,083,197
1,124,000
+ 85.3
1,395,113
184,100,000
73,622,871
57,805,"796
-1,144,00®
444,281,967
——„
330,192,848
+34.6
320,000,902
316,672,'667
5.528,688
183,652,216
50,613,604
+
+
26.2
71,667,255
.
594)736,196
Louis——
'Kentucky+rLbuisVille'
376,476,633
1-
J-
tAnln
Missouri—St.
Q'r
f
4th- Cleveland
——
5th Richmond
610,726)325
»296,598,797
.
621,996,017
-y.
274,328,051
>
63,538,534
„
6th
Atlanta^
7th5 Chicago'
8th St,
9th Minneapolis
10th
Kansas
City—
11th Dallas
417,797,058'
"
10
-—
6
"
10
*'
—
316,485',836
V
+ 32.0
Total
Ninth Federal' Reserve
Minneapolis
St. Paul»J
242,676,835
166,255,852
+ 46.0
152,278,081
131,282,717
.686,086,907
563,690,603
+ 21.7
526,509,194
498,098,344
Total
cities
—
Outside. New York City-
12,388)670,857
H;713,114,232
—r~
111
North
6,222,153,237
4,895,048,150
—
5.8
9,824,966,703
4,679,895,930
South
Tent^
Week Ended Ocl ;. 26
1946
1945
$
First Federal Reserve
Districts-Boston—
:
Inc. or
Dec. %
>
Springfield
+ 40.9
3,033,497
+ 20.6
3,333,080
349.255,683
-
1,735,643
1,453,624
+ 19.*
1,244,068
+ 61.4
559,966
560,164
1,440,028
6,401,581
33.6
+
1,367,449
Colorado—Colorado
+34.5
4,138,277
4,946,809
3,299,780
+ 41.9
2,710,992
2,799,807
14,825,395
+ 28.8
16,057,183
13,259,531
6,881,760
+ 23.4
6,745,159
6,037,774
+15.2
17,128,000
-
-
New Haven—
Rhode
New
-
19,097,069
8,489,543
-
Island—Providence.
23,071,000
Hampshire—Manchester—.—
Total (12 cities),——
:
15,886,400
20,026,100
613,6ft:
916,026
*49.6
429,558,259
518,114
403,858,917
Eleventh
Federal
Reserve
Dallas
:
Fort Worth
Galveston
6,134,602
+ 82.0
1,948,403
+* 5.0
1*165,442
€7,320,592
0.6
67,894,0^0
61,763,009
872,774
+ 65.1
940,149
1,441,153
———.
6,430,676
1,158,652
New
1,422,552
6,818,066,082
.1
16,431,906
Syracuse
,
Connecticut—Stamford
New
981,027
6,166,517,660
•,
■
.
>
12,087,263
Jersey—Montelair_.._—>
599,257"
Newark
Northern New Jersey—
Total (12 cities)_
9,623,244
jU
,
;
11,483,388;
6;034,370
7,329,258
465,560'
+ 45.0
+
+
1,416,626T
826,075
9.6
5,145,070,773
5,207j735,698
43.1
10,625,363
50.5
+ 64.9
+ 28.7
7,040,624"
Y
:
6,050,939
6,713,056
-
401,283
V;
'
807,729
27,401,733
36,196,097
+ 32 S
35,307,075
+
9.6
38,626,221
35,859,176
«—
8.9
5,313,812,196
5,360,876,573
6,982,145,316;
3,176,730
+ 29.7
+ 30.7
+
58.6
+ 32.8
6,569,637
198,228,398
6,262,974*
899,063
891,056
+ 32.0
2,333,679
125,352,000
27,487,983'
6,20(
209,76£
292,490,494
+ 75.5
75,82i
2,95«
...
1
88!
■.
■
3,109,262
136,005.000
+ 45.2
+
5,544,755
+ 41.3
1,580,853
5,263,396
166,255,852
+ 46.0
152,278,081
131,282,717
83,680,177
+ 17.6
+ 24.8
3,745,702
+ 31.7
76,336,530
r
+ 44.9
30,879,908
6,408,388^ + 23.0
+ 48.2
4,693,653
;•
398,959,000 +' 339,701,000
+ 17.4
U.
•
11,368,567.
V
+ 38.4
8,216,834
—- V
3,575,821 ~
+ 26.8
2,820,644
:.V>: '8,988,469
: :
+ 24.7
7.207,769
90,692,166
2,845,914
73,263,650
88,683,704
16,188,217
-
—
,
242,676,835
'
—
San' Francisco
,v :
San
+ 55.8
14,973,153
2,775,000
21.9
*
Francisco—
98,393,261-
,
Santa Barbara
rr
——
Jose
Stockton
I
I
Total (10
Grand Total
Outside New
V {:•
2,117,618
7,836,565
•
--
'
2.051-628
105,411; 750
13,416,115
3,331,000
1,448,241
5,623,983
'
—
6,199,735
38,699,743'
6,361,703,857
•«
10,464,578
<—
34,734,397'
■
72,397,565
+ 38.2
Yakima
4,675,619*
Oregon—Portland
:
100,548,554
Utah—Salt Lake City-—44,743,992
California—Long Beach——:——
>
7,879,522
'
Pasadena
:
l
6,954,102
;
"
York
+33.2
¥25.a
—
Washington-^—Seattle
1,051,109
'
Rochester
.
316,485,836
25,221,015
4,113,000
2,581,665
-
—
Total (6 cities)
1,557,530
66,938,780
.
'
Elmira
221
375,329,080
+
—2,045,357
Jamestown
181
238,360
3,291,000
————
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
Buffalo
206,316
,
3,620,395
+ 22.6
197,469,000
—————.———
r
11,162,545
87.1
1,050,913
f$455,590
—
Wichita Falls-
.
Ybrl^-Albany^^--;
+
+ 23.5
District—Dallas^*
9Pekas-L-Ausfin ••;
*
Y Second Federal Reserve District—-New- York—
Binghamton
222,597,265
'
599,215
21.9'
85,843,069
4,114,003'
5,738,542
206,998,670
6,956,825
1,116,914
-
Louisiana—Shreveport
523,624,391
——-
223,857,337
■
+ 24.6
.
.
+ vr+
'
—
—
3,493,693
1,636,361
:
1,567,202
•5,520,141
+43.8
417,797,058
-V
50,313,325
2,084,309
5,346,939
^88,773
1,188,415
.4,761,299
4)683,283
Worcester;':: ^-4
Springs
Pueblo
+31.7
222,183
341,074
4,103,643
270,581,269
11,030,914
1,482,770
—
Total (10^ Cities)—
■
Connecticut—Hartford
J4.452,453
155,614,090
1,627,614*
+ 32.2
.
7,445,465
City-
*
83.7
254,779,090
&G87.105
——
St. Joseph—
;
+37.8
+52.7
+
5,023,079
158,181,775
48,280,485
3,313,136
-
Iip68,686
—
—
Missouri—Kansas
1,457,672
587,810
1,927,404
.—
Wichita
324,732,596
.
—
f ' Omaha
3,207,464
+ 21.5
'
•
f425,000
653,233
371,608,248
v
415,631
*068,445
Kansas—Topeka
800,946
Jfcr—
'Hastings
'°mm"
1,027,107
949,002
.
—sjiii----
Bedford
$
3,659,528
——
Fall Riveri-—
New
.
451,444,694
__——
Massachusetts—Boston
Lowell
$
Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Lincoln
1943
'aim'1"'' ''
""
Portland
1944
;
2,453,009
.6,624,777
V
330,815,592
Nebraska—Fremont
'Y
'■v
,
1,447,618
—-—
*
—
showing the figures for each city for the
•
Maine^-Bangor
9,510,633
■—
Ttotal (7 cities)
week ended Oct. 26 : Eor foiir years:
Clearings at*—
3,230,880
25.0
+ 29.5
Dakota—Fargo—6,154,611 14,031,561
Dakota—-Aberdeen—3,444,284
1,875,235-
4,512,856,753
+
,
We now add our detailed statement
.
6,912,006
—^—
—' 237,829,977 *
—.
69,733^201
Montana—Billings
..Helena-4+-.
9,720,592,451
+ 27.1
■
District—Mlnnedpollg—
;
306,351,32?
292,490,494
——
Minnesota—Duluth
•
Francisco
12th San
(4 cities)
Cities)
+Y;
(111)
cities)-———
York
—-
686,086,907
.12,388,670,857
6,222,15.3,237
•Estimated, -tNot included in total.
-
28,667,666
a
"4,281,870
2,312,688
78,116,112
27,347,460
TO,297,164
3,603,641
3,249.410
304,124,000
12.061,301
:
1,693,914
276,250,000
5,275,072
4,612,061
v
5,410,533
1,811,212
563,690,603
+
21.7
526,509,194
498,098,3
11,713,114,232
4,895,048,150
+
5.8
9,824,966,703
9,720,592,4
+ 27.1
4,679,895,930
4,512,856,7
*'
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Oct. 30.
1st
Oct. 31.
1945
1946
and advances
—
Certificates
-
+
23,000
—
-i——.-t——i—
755,290
Total U. S. Govt, securities
23,607,676
+ 552,819 ^
loans / and securities
foreign banks—
F. R. notes of other banks—
23,846,347
+
Bonds
,
.•'
-
'A8Sets^-^V/'//.'':
v,.'.:.-. *
Loans, ahd investments—total-—
Bank
1,373
2,234,708
94,773
.32,647
37
premises
Other "assets-
-1
,
•393,702
2,945:
+
44,'806,881
■"
+,460,644:5;'^
I
Total assets
-
^Liabilities—
<
,
V
dealers for
and
brokers
chasing or carrying:
U.
•
V'*-.' ' '
"-K;' •
-V
Member bank-preserve acct.
16,111,318
U. S. Treasurer—gen. acct*
/ 462,199
V. Foreign _—.>««—•»—'
• '687,985
/Other
317,787
XtepOSltSt
v
4
•
" *'
'
+
.
.
+
■
>
Total liabilities
—!
—
1,014
hi,;...,!
1.,,
+
44,143,301
.
18,397
—
13,736
-•
.
- 33,270
-249,537
184,653
+
". +
U.
•
■
,
-
gold
certificate
—
——
liability on
purchased for foreign
.
;Respondents
U.
-263
20
trial
loans
*,
.
.
-
43,2%
0.5 %
•'
436
4*
8
■'
4,079
make; Indus-
t
,
8,645
——————
465
.
+
'+]
143
+
14
13
396
11
51
28
599
376
+
+
S. Government
Domestic
and
—4,720
of
.
the
Federal
Reserve
System
in
101
4
;
—
1:
+
39
+
—241
1;
week—
''
1'! ''
+
1,075
4; 52
Extra
—3,382
p—337
9,243
1—
.
i
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■■
y.—16,308
—
—■»."."//V. -V.
■/'"-•
.
j
671
Below will be fourid
.
leading /
23:
Increases of
$101,000,000 in loans, $376,000 000 in holdings of Treasury; bills, and $423,000,000
in demand deposits adjusted, and a decrease of $337,000,+®
/ 000 in deposits credited to domestic banks.,
^/Commercial, /industrial,
and
agricultural loans
in¬
creased $23,000,000 in
000 at
/
the Chicago District and $75,000,all reporting member banks.
,,
'
,
"Holdings
New York
^
of Treasury bills increased $385,000,000 in
City and a total of $376,000,000. Holdings of
4
197
+
17
+
—
-
,
,
' / .//
1
■
Hotel St. 'George Corp.—; *.
1st mortgage 4% bonds, due 1950-.^—^.
/ J/;
Treasury certificates-of indebtedness increased $57,000,000 in New York City, $26,000,000 in the
Chicago District,
$22,000,000 in the Philadelphia District, and $83,000,000
at
all "reporting
notes declined
member banks.
Holdings of Treasury
$41,000,000 in the Philadelphia District
Date
/ '
,
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
~
Public
Utilities
Date
.
4V5i'%. convertible debentures,
Greyhound
4 Vi %
/■///•/. :
Corp.—
due 1956—-
Corp.,, ,3.%- debentures
preferred
stock
;
.
-
•
-
>.
American
*•
•
15c
pfd.
11- 8
5c
11-15
41- 8
12-27
/' '
,,
(initial)./
12- 2
,11*15
11-29
(
12-15
12- 2
12- 2
'11-16
$1.50 : 12** 2
11-16
50o
12-14
11-21
50c
12-16
11-15
12 V2C
1- 2
11-30
75c
12- 2 ,11- 9
^5c • 12- 2
11- 9
40c,
11-29
11-15
$1
12-20
11-29
75c
25c
,
Bancroft
t$1.50
2- 1
'• t$l, -2-1
*/12- 2
12-16
Building ; Corp.——
25c
(s-a> ,..u//-**/+^,
(Joseph) & Sons," com. (resumed).
10c
$1
Bankers & Shippers Insurance
Quarterly
Asphalt
(N. Y.)—
;/
r
———
29 «•;! :/•::" ♦
1
3718
31
2017
/
*
2018
$1
Corp. (year-end/50c
Barber-Ellis Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.//.
125c
Basic Refractories ///+i—--—10C;
Bastian-Blessing
Co.
(year-end)
5 ■
40c
.
*
Beaunit
Mills,'
inc. /quar.)
_—
'—LL '
35c
50c
/—...///,■•■ 1 $1
-
12-31
12-31;
11- 8
11-21
.
!
12-30 > 12-16
11-30 ',11-15
,12- 2
11-15
12-10
12-20
11-25
11-7
.
11-15
10-28
,,•'■!'■•;
/
11- 6
11-18
/11'14
12-2
12-15
12-14...
11-27
12- 2
12- 2
Bessemer Limestone & Cement
' ;11- 9
Bethlehem Steel Corp; common—4 $1.50
12- 2
7%
preferred
(quar.)
—./ $1.75
1- 2
Extra
•
_
(quar.)__
Ltd.^.—:
12- 2
50c
Barber
'•/••Page
Jan 1
.'!/•//''
Dec 1 > y.
Products,
11-20
11-16
$l
,
Corp.,
12-12
11-4 ,.10-25
,11-1
,10-25
J50c
5c
Co,,
Vitrified
10-31
11- 9
'12-12
12-* 2-/11-14
/5c
75c
Extra
Bagley
/ 52824
'
25c
15c
Baker-Raulang
i
■
.
12-16
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)
. $15c
Atlantic 'Refining Co.
(quar.)_
—37J/aC
Atlas Imperial Diesel Engine—
/: Series A preferred (quar.)./—/-i/—56V4C
Atlas'Tack Corporation
^,
50c
Avon. Allied Products '.••(quar.)./.———./20c
s
.
11-15
11-15
12-27
12-27
preferred
Anglin-Norcross
12-10
'11- 2 J
,1- 2
.
Page
.
425c
t$i:25
35c
.
—
American Me,ter
American Rolling
/
Payable of Rec.
Share
Ltd., common
(quar.) ////-..//■//.;
—
'/
Mill, .(increased)—
American, Thread Co., .5% preferred (s-a) —^
American Tobacco, clas B 4quar.)x_._/_/ '!
Common
(quar.)
______./
American Verre-Mural, Inc. (liquidating)
v
6%
Golden
:When
Per
-
__/...—4/./-/*.-///./--//
American Metal
\
'
Consolidated Grocers Corp., ZVztfv debentures,-/-—-Nov
Detroit Steel Corp.,. 20-year 6% debentures
;
^-Jan
Erwin Cotton Mills Co., 6£i
preferred stock
Dec
General
.
.•'.'
f
,
;
_Nov 12
Pennsylvania Co., guar, gold tr. ctfs., ser. E, due 1952_^.Oct 31
Sc. Joseph & Grand Island Ry.—
kr
j
1st mortgage 4% bonds due 1947———
Any time
Company and Issue—
^
-
J
,
Americahylnsplator Corp of Del.—
Convertible prior, preferred (s-a)
.
K
,
'
'
-
American General Corp, new com.
a
^
'
'
Stores "Corp., ^4%
Extra
'
•/NOTICES OF TENDER
Company and Issue—
'
■
190
30
common
;
-1
\
preferred (quar.).
Brothers, common (quar.)
$3 Convertible preferred (quar.)
American Aroh Co.
(year-end)
Amer.: Drug & Chemical, preferred (quar.)
American Furniture po. (quar.)
—___
list of corporate bonds/notes,
stocks called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The .date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
and
'?tn vol,;~i««
Altorfer
Notices
preferred
~
Claps A preferential participating (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.) 1/——/——»—/
Acme Wire Co. (increased)——
Allied Kid Company (quar.)
!Aliied: ^Laboratories,!:•'■'■
239
—
2
/1
Allied
banks—^
♦
Further details and rec¬
paid.
;
65
—
+.423
—
4,698
—
:*Tn -Vol. 16T.
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar .Refineries, Ltd.—*
47
+
—113
39,690
deposits
4
Name 0} Company
452
—
4 '32.
.
2,156
147
*
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
4,966
/cities shows the following principal changes for the week
ended Oct.
•
.
given
Corporation
^Investment Hews Department" in the week when
declared."
4,079
Tbe condition statement of weekly reporting member
:
»'
.
The dividends announced this week are:
/10,308
.
)
Condition Statement of Member Ranks
banks
2057
under the company name in our "General
:
,
'
ord of past dividend payments in many cases are
—3,205
—
623
1,308
Borrowings »—449
Debits to demand deposit "accounts except
interbank : and. U. B.
Gov't accounts, -
0.4%
yV-
-o
"
c
>
Dividends are 'grouped in two" separate tables, tin the
which have not yet been
70
—
83
69
+
—
2,128
'
—
1
deposits!
;/ during
cor-
;
1947
•
.
first we bring together all the dividends announced the
current week.: Then *we follow with ''a second table in
which we show the divideMs previously announced, but
18
33
940
413 ;
4,458
123
2,106
/Foreign banks—
917,831
-
■
-
/
due
DIVIDENDS
545
16
'
_/
tMs )«»«.
.'•*nnoiincprnp"t in
Interbank* deposits:
44,740
/ /
—.—
Commitments .to
,;
bills,
1726
St:.-Maurice.TowerCofp.—
.
1st :motrgage 3%% Sbonds,:seiries .0.—-»---i//_Nov 18 '•
-2nd-mortgage 5% ^onds^-—-^.^^,—/_—————Nov 18
Southern States Iron Roofing Co//•'.*
'convertible ^>referred- stock_u-v.v—
—
'
—Nov 20'
(Including guaranteed
Demand deposits adjusted
re«
note liabilities combined.:.-..
Contingent
•
: '1724
1
52822
+ 3,356
—1,233
—
6,701
J
4,452
;in vault——
Time
'': serves to deposit and F. R.
.4
1
2
1998_Jan
A, due
ser.
mortgage 4s,
+ 3,453
'
Ratio, of
■-•//t/'/v/-'.//
July
-.>Dec
i.
4/
/ 2157
1945
+ 101
certificates of indebtedness
S.; bonds
Cash
130,202
+ 460,644'
44,806,881
banks—^—//——
•Balances^ {With domestic franks
12,128
v
1st mtge. >.4Vis,
2018
1722
/Trane; Co.,
Liabilities-
—
1870
.
-
Texas; Power j» ingixi co.—
f
y
,
«6% "gold debenture bonds, -series A, due 2022——July 1, *47 ' 12490
6% preferred stock——.
.Dec 1 ,1638
(—) Since
Oct. 24,
'+ .75
obligations)
—,27,233.
Other; securities-i———--^—.
-,»-;-•»/* "-3,41-7
Reserve with Federal Reserve Banks—
9,961
819,978"
+• +
-
—2,239
■*<
T:;
-
.'Total liabilities & cap. accts,
-
—
loans——.
Treasury
2,195
+
.Nov 15
Hiram
Railway Express Agency, Inc.—
'
',
-Serial-notes, series1-JlJ due -1947*1948//——————Dec ; *1-»•*>••»•
412
obligations
Government
Treasury notes
'MM
.Z_'i
S.
-Treasury hills-—;
408,89.7
"—
1,602
.
Other
54,108
+
*?h,yr
—
and
,
series A, due 1970——
—
!—Nov 18
Pennsylvania Sugar Co., 5% preferred stock, par $10
Dec 31
1st
/658
"
117,531
,+
48
>
358^355
27,428
92^44
—
•
"
51513
.
Any time
pur-
Real estate 4oans__--_—-
Tl1
•
Capital Accounts—
+
•
Inc.—*
Northern New York utilities, ^Inc.-*-* •
1st lien & ref. 6% bonds, series B,
;
///''Other' -secufitiesi
-Loans to
387,906
458,994-\.\+
•
Capital paid fin--—f——««„-'
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts——-. : ■
+
152,688
+ 458,655
1,980,286
Other llabs., incl. accrued divs.
92,953
+
—118,944
17,579.289
,deposits
Deferred availability items
'
331,958
+
r
Total
17,722 :/,+" 354.9,78
4
24,569,990
«
Berial debentures ,du© l947-i956, -lnclus'ive/—-—//Nov TB:
International -Paper Co.— .
1st and refunding mortgage 5s due 1947—
—Anytime
-
^U. S. 'Government obligations^!.-*
Other securities
!
-
917,831
"
_
notes
Reserve
Sons,
Z Northwestern Public Service Co.—
Other loans for purchasing or carrying:
Federal
&
Norfolk Southern Ry.,
4451
9,622
to
Loans
/
:
■
15,732
loans
.11,064..
Oct. 16,
1946
58,768
Commercial, Industrial, and agricultural
+P
"
1,077'
—
.--.,'49,741
^
12,208
f
+
—
1946;
-
--———.-—
Loans—total
.125,039
Items
Uncollected
128,762
+
'
1
£{
<
.
.
International Telephone & -Telegraph Corp.—
*
/
Increase ( + ) -or
:./ /-Oct. 23,
•■
,
541,598
-
•;
' '4V2% debenture bonds, due 1952—
/ Merrimac Hat-Corp., preferred stock
of reporting
Decrease
|^T.'
4* -331,508
92
from
Ry.^—
1
,
Nov
5J/a% bonds, series A—Walker-GoQderham .& Worts, Ltd.,
Walker
.
"
millions of dollars)
(In
>4-
-Total
:
Due
Dec
t
.
bonds—
mortgage
.
222,102
i'«T'
—
1st mortgage
^
*-1,230,050
690,100
-i: t Notes -:
245,840
6%
Northern
Hiram
•:
,
A summary ,of the assets and liabilities
member banks follows:
1,537,820
7%
Drug Co.,
*4¥t % gen. -mtge. gold bonds, series E, due 4977—/July 1, '47
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine, Canada, •Ltd.-*-'
,
•>*
•••">
,
in fcNew York
'
+
9-575,818;
14,710,285
7,452,001
•;-/
»
Borroyrings declined $38,Q00;000 in New York City .and
$30,000,000 at all reoorting member banks.v
'
Bills'
r
\
46,187
.
201,469
1,277
49
+
securities:
Govt,
U. 8.
•f
10,470/!
v
•
1717
♦
a "
in -all districts.
349,131
+
7.282
+
—
•1,084
loans
Industrial
17,268'
■;+'
6.002
+
289,761
237,587
—
331,863
/+
„„
18,228,546
feseryes.---
gold ctf.
Total
778,118'
Other ^cash.'w.^--/—
Discounts
: 5,002.
+
17,450,428
R.
-Nov 15
-'1867
adjusted increased in most of the
districts, :'the-; principal increases being $302,000,000 in
New York Gity, $54,000,000 in "the Cleveland District,
$42,000,000 in ;the Chicago District, $37,000,000 in the
Philadelphia District, and $33,000,000 in the Boston District.? United / States. Government /deposits
increased
$52,000,000. Deposits credited to domestic banks declined
(—) Since
Inc. ( + ) or Dec.
Oct. 23,
-52142
!•-•
-1590
v
1590
7
City 'and increased $35;000i000-in the Cleveland District;
net change at all reporting member banks was
-iLssct's~~'
Oold certificates
$71,000,000
1581
•'":
1
Nov 15
preferred-stock—
/ Dierks Investment-Co., 1st -mtge^-es—
/ Gibbard Furniture Shops, Ltd.—-
the
nominal.,.
—Feb
.
mortgage 5% %
Crown
Demand deposits
?Mp,'
1946
declined
29
___Nov
Z:/*
'
:
2
Holdings of United .States
totsd. ol $69,000,000-
a
page
1951—Nov -22
2149
—axtfi M/47-1325
preferred-stock, series A—--—
Paper Co., Ltd.*— -./-v.-;.•;!'•' ':'• -'/ v
/1st '(closed)
Government bonds
due
•'• /
"Date
;/Consumers Co. (Del.), $3 preferred" stock—ww—Nov
.562716*
!
4Vss,
■
':■
"
mtge.
1st
Co.,
*
"2061
due 1952_Nov 15
bonds cr debenture stock*——Jan
....
thousands of dollars)
■
/
serial notes, series M,
5%
Cumulative ^6%
'
:
-
-v
5% gold debentures, due 1953—
/ .658300*
.658300*
S627161//
/658306#
..658300*
2058
xti38
1
'■
-
Butte Eleotrlc & Power Co.. 1st mtge. 6s due 1951—Any time
/ Columbia Gas '& Electric Corp.—
!/:.,y-;:'- •■■
/
Cumulative preferred stock, 5% series-/-/
.—Nov 15
.233629
14.005000;
Gas
Consolidated
i |
,,„rn4
Reserve Banks Combined \
F.
New
of
;/ ///':!! •!.■•:
American, 'British & Continental Ct tp.—
*040501
,278214
1233629
.
/
,.233629
41005000 '
,
.278207
.233629
+201612
.040501
1091324
r
•278157
14.005000
aud
Sot
RR.
tntge. bonds, series A, due 1974——Dec
1
pfd, stock of no par value
;_Nov 30
Eastern Ry., -1st moetgag^ bs—
Aluminium, Ltd., 6% preferred sto 'k—
3.225833
/
-.201612
.201612
"
x
.091324
!
.233629;
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
fund
debs, due -1989—. .-.Dec
Terminal
+ Aigoiua
-
1040501
.278171 "
.
.956875
.
.201612
•
<
-
3.225500
..
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-.091324
-
^
1.000000
.1.000000
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Great
Redemption
Pacific
ENTIRE'ISSUES "CALLED
°°Temporarily omitted.
(in
& Bros.. Inc., 5%
Company -and Issue—*
J>'«
^
//•Nominal rate.
;
"
.040501
"
Switzerland, franc—^4.——*, *, ' •E.33u^
Union of Soiith Africa, pound-^—
.—
^.QftSOPO
■y
(A. G.)
Pacific-Missouri
.377893
'
,
3.224666
krona-^-/ii--^-w-/'iw---^---—-~..^
<
t
'/''
'
Spain, •.peseta—^-:—^-
Uruguay, peso—
'
.956250
/^01612
Norway, krone--v-i-^^---wi^-w--,--j-%--.-i«~i»^ •
Portugal, escudOw._-iw----_—.----:-^.----.w-------.-'
k /-: •;
-I.OOOOOO
^
-.955625
3.224000
—-
Ne# Zealand* pound
Sweden,
•
Collateral trust
1205754
.
*
United Milk Produots Co.
•
Fr—
2
—
'/•+'
:,
Dec
debs,, due 1949 JDec
1
Copper & Brass, Inc., 1st mtge. 314s, due 1960_Nov 15
1950
1958—
Colorado, 4%
/Virginian Corp.— /
**t
/205743
1377803
!
due
due
of
Co.
.Orleans,,<3%%
:008409
u-
1
1
Spalding
41032265
;
;
.301554
1
1
Dec
Dec
Service
•
Texas
1008409
/
.301554
series,
*
♦
*
Dec
mortgage bonds
Revere
.020060
'
,
.205726 ••
,377893/
-
1st
/208765
.208765
.008409
.301554
..
:
.020060
:020060
.208765
bonds, '4Va%
mortgage
Public
1570066°
v
♦
•
,
series B, 4Va%', due 1950
"1st mortgage bonds, series C 4Va%, due 1950
Poli-New England Theatres, Inc.—
,958125
!
/■//•1570066* ■! '•■
1570066°
■:!
.020060
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—
1.000000
?•!/.;' 1.000000
<
:959375
•
;V:<r ^ fv'-i
.
Italy,
Mexico, peso—
1st mortgage bonds,
'
.008409
.301554
'
Netherlanda,guilder^-_«—
1st
'
\
.251247°
.054053
; 1208765 /
,,41031718/
.
2056
2157
1
Jan
Oak Manufacturing Co.,
.297733°
.022799
-
208765//
Odt. 31
.022801
,570066°
,
/:
:/-.• .020060
' •
1874
1874
.054053
//
1
I
.054053
■>'.l.oooooo
: <959375
1959
*
1874
14
-.022797
"
,C2whoniovakio,.koruna^---^--r------^r--/-r--i-^//;'^v^080y^.i;./
Denmark,
■ /vM -^9208765^^ *:•
England, pound sterling
;
.4.029843 : ; ;
France (Metropolitan) franc-.-———1--—:—1~;: ;008409/
:
India (British)/rupee-^,-,-—1—
—>—„
■
^Qi5^*4"
.
.
•
■
.
I960——Nov 15
England Lime Co., 3%-6% debentures due 1966
3.212946
.022794
i.OOOOOO
j.
-
1725
.
6
3.213113
(3.212946
.054053
'
.022791
r-:
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.251247°
.251247°
.-251247*
;■•
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.297733°
.
3.212613
1.054053
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'
.251247*
.054653-?
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;
/•
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.297733°
3.211783
/^0227$/
——
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•
,
i——
8
; i/;
.297733°
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1
.'Nov 45
/Niagara Falls Power Co.—
Oct. 30
Oct. 29
Oct. 28
$
>5
jgy/
.297733*'- •■■
.251247.^ #
3.Rlll6,g^
...
•
Canada,-dollar<+-
-
■
Argentina, peso-*v OfficiaL^/-.*
Belgian, fratic_J
Brazil, cruzeiro—:—
-
Oct. 26
4
*
!
pec
Nov
New
' /;
Value- in tydteg Staje?:-Money.-„ I " ■.
f
.'/'v/Zv/,;.,^ ////
•
Sot"CableTr&nsfets in New York
'Bate
5%
Ugnt co..
•
'
1
1
1st and refunding mortgage S'/fes/due 1966—
Dec 11
5% conv. debentures, due 1955JDec
1
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
•1st and refunding mtge. 3%% bonds, ser. B, due 1970-Dec
1
"•
•
'
'
.
**Noon
'
1960—
preterreu stoca_/
Light, Heat & Power Consolidated—
1st mortgage and collateral trust 3VaS, due
National Container Corp., 5% debentures due
'
•'
i
9»f
bonds
bonds, -foreign series, -due
RR., 4%
1871
National Dairy Products Corp., 2% % debs., due
1970—Dec
National Vulcanized Fibre Co., 414% debs, due 1960_^__Nov
1 -v.-;..:
:■
••
•
■
Jan
,__Nov
Montreal
TREASURE tJNDfcR #ARlFF.iACT OF
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO
/ FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY
U
>//
Page
...
1
preferred stock
conv,
Corp.—
Minnesota Power &
'
...'Date
.
7
1st-mortgage
-
/
,,
1st and refunding mortgage bonds, series A, diie 1950_Jan
Lake St. John Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
countries of the
rate for cable transfers in the different
Secretary of the Treasury the buyihg
below a record for-the week; just passed:
tifying daily to the
,
!Nov
Service
Indiana
of 1630, the Federal Reserve Bank is now cer¬
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act
;
Hydraulic Press Mfg. Co., 6%
,
Pursuant to the
2321
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4539
Volume 164
,
11-30
11-30
11-12
11-15
11-15
10-30
11-12
12- 6
„
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2322
Name
Carpet,
Bigelow-Sanford
6%
common—.
12-
2
12-
i 6 Vic
11-15
5614
Bower
Extra
Bruce
L.)
(E.
preferred
33,4%
Die
Buell
Machine
&
Bush Terminal
.11-15
125c
1-15
12-23
25c
12-10
—_i—
11-20
93 %c
12-10
11-30
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
'
Canada
preferred
Class
Car
A
&
Oil
Arizona
preferred
^$6
i'v
Belt
Engineering
25C
11-1
$1.75
11-
1
$1
11-
IV
(accum.),
A
1%
&
4%
Collyer
15c
11-15
15c
50c
11- 1
Standard
Extra;
kk$S
Crane
:
convertible
4.%%
Croft
Co.—*
T,
1
12-
1
50c
12-1
11-15 5
50c
12-
1
11-15
Quarterly
McGraw-Hill
56 Vic
12-
2
11-15
Metropolitan
preferred
Delaware
12-16
11-8
$1
12-23
12-
2
12* 1
'11-15
12-12
11-12
50c
11-18
$1.50
$$1.50
1- 2
11- 8
.
National
1-1
.
12- 2
35c
11-15
—*
12-
6
11- 9
11- 5
12-15
12-
12-20i
National
35C
11-20
11-
35c
12-16
Cement
7%
6
Extra
;
$30C
11-23
10-31
$87 Vic
12-1
11-15
10c
,11-15
Durham Hosiery Mills,
11-
B (irreg.)
preferred A (quar.)
11-
11-15
11-5
11-15
11-
11-
10-25
8
v:
5
-
.
;———
$1.50
—
1
75c
11-15
11- e
30c
12-10
75c
11-25
11-
Electric Furnace, Class A (quar.)
"Electroliix
Corporation. . (year^end)^——
65c
11- 1
10-18
75C
12-16
11-12
Fair
25C
12-12
11-30
50c
11-
1
10*28
20C
12-23
12-
6
4 20c
12-16
12-
5
30c
12-16
12-
5
Eagle-Picher Company
Eaton Manufacturing Co.
(The)
River
Field
6s
Works
Gas
—
.
Stream
;
(quar.)
Shops,, Inc.
Extra
(quar.)
publishing
—-
6
■:
12-
2
65C
(M. H.)
12-
2
Extra
12-
1
25c
12-
2
(quar.)
General
Mills,
General
Steel
3%%
conv.
Castings,
$6
12-
2
11-20
84%C
12-
1
11- 8"*
11-15
Goebel
Brewing
Extra
Good
•
Humor
11-15
11-
11-15
11-
12-12
11-15
—
Hallnor
(increased)
Cotton
Hammermill
Ltd.
Co.,
Paper
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
4Ya cIo
preferred
(quar.)
Hancock
—
Harbison-Walke^ Refractories, com.
(quar.)
preferred ^Iquar.)
Hawaiian
$12ViC
(irreg.)
5%
preferred
3% %
Howard
v
.
preferred
Stores
Stock
4V*%
Y.)—
11-
7
11-29
11-
11-
5
$1.75
11-15
11-5
3-
1
12- 1
11-15
12-14
85c
12-
1
.11-14
75c
*12- 2
11-15
$15c
11-30
11-
12- 2
11-11
12-10
6%
11-20
7%
2
12-14
5%
$1.12%
1-
2
12-14
12-30
3%
11-15
3%
12-30
common
-
12-
.
11-12
2
1-20
1-
11- 7
11-15
—
—
——
4%
2
j
40c
> 9334c
12-31
1-15
12-31
37 %C
12-
1
r
U
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rjK-
K3.i
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Roller
Stock
1
11-16
-11-15
Ryan
11-16
-12-
11-10
9%
12-
$1.06%
1
.12-10'
50c
: io-3i$10C
,
12-31
11-16
11-
9
u
1
12- 2
iV
•.
f
preferred
Co. (quar.)
Bit
Rand Inc.,
dividend
(interim)
V.
10-25
Seaboard
'.**•
$1
Sears
11-12
Finance Co.,
preferred
Roebuck
12- 2
12- 7
12-10
_.
.
pfd.
?
quar.)...—i'
f
•
•
1
?
(quar.)
Ltd.
//.
2
'
12-
$1.25
(quar.)
25c
(interim)
2
11-15V
12-10
11-22
10%
2
11-16
1-
2
12-16
680
1- 2
12-16
50c
12-16
11-15
25c
A
12-13
(quar.) 4.4,....^—.
(N. J.)
Printing & Lithograph,
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Steel
12-
$39
22%c
preferred—.———-
(irreg.)
com.
12-
2
12-
1
11-15
1-
1
12-14
$1
$1.75
12-10
11- ft
11-20
11-
4
$17%c
12-16
12-
1
12-
5
11-15
11-27
11-12
$2
62%c
—.
(quar.)
Ltd.—,
Stockyards- Corp.
(year-end)......
Corp.,
25c
(year-end).- '" V-:75C?'
25c
12-
9
11-25
50o
12-
2
11-15
20o
12-
1
11-15
$5
11-
8
11-
$1
;
—,
12- 2
-
12-
2
11-21
4
-j
25c
.
;
11-29
11-15
11-29
11-15
Wesson Oil 6s Snowdrift Co., Inc.—
;/
/ $4 preferred (quar.).—$1
12-2
10-15
Acme
12- 1
12- 1
12-10
11-25
a
12-17
1-2
11- 8
75o
12-10
11-
12-16
1- 2
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Share
Holders
Payable of Rec*
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12- 2
6c
11-15
11-15/
20c
12-
13%o
10-81
2
11-15
?1-15
2-1
$45c
12-
60
2
10-31
11- 6
10-31
>11-1
11-21*
11-15
1O-30
11-
Business
(quar.)
25c
...
Shares
American
/...»
11-15
Can
Co.
preferred
11-20
11-20
11-
75c
11-15
10-24*
k $1.50
12-11
11-15-
(quar.)
$6 pfd. (accum.)
(accum.)—
American General
$1.75
^
American
-
■6%
American
;
Hide
Home
New common
/ /.;
preferred
American News,
7%
■
preferred
American
1'
11-15
11-15
75o
12-1
11-15
kk) 750
12- 2
....
1
(quar.)
Common
7%
«
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12-2
/50c
1-2-47
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11-15
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11-15
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11-15
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2:
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1-2-47
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•
11-14
12- 2
31%c
(cfuar.)
•
12-
12-16
15c
(quar.)
American Re-Insurance (N. Y.)
(quar.)!^*
American Ship Building Co...
...!_.
American, Smelting -& Rofinlng..^!J.^l ..kJ '-5 ?:
-.3
,
12- ft
k
10c
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preferred
k?
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American Radiator & Standard
!
12-
-
(initial monthly)
common
..
50c
Products—
Pulley Co.
11-36
12- 1
Co., common (resumed)
6% non-cum. preferred
American Investment Co. (111.) (quar.)
preferred
'
62VaC
|
American Ice
5%
6
11-15
12-14
1
Leather—
&
convertible
11- ft
12-11
25o
common
Corp.—
$2 convertible preferred (quar.)...
$2.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
$3 convertible preferred
(quar.)
kk
•'
10-15
3c
25c '
American & Foreign Power,
$7
7
11- j
■
—
-.
8
5
$50c
;
'/ American Fork & Hoe,
11-,ft..:
-a ,-r
(initial s-a)....
quar.).....—...
common
Albany & Vermont RR. (s-a)
$1.26
11-15
Allis-Chalmers Mfg.—
3J/4% convertible preferred (initial quar.)
81%o
12- 5
Alpha Portland Cement—,.—y
$1
12-10
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4% preferred iquar>)
$25c -12- 1
Aluminium Ltd., common (quar.)
$$2
12- 5
V
Extra
•.
$$1?.. 12- 5
■ 6%
preferred •
1 $$1.50. ?; 11-29
,,
11-26
12-12
.
'
Special
12- 4
12-10
Corp.,
American Box Board Co.
10-31
n
12-16
.
(initial
Aircraft
American
10-31
"V
12-16
12-27
>l
12-4
11-20
r*:
12-27
,
12- 9
25c
$1.25
.a ;i
11-
2
,
12- 9
37%c<
n «a tt /» ..a
11-12
12-
$1.50
(
k? ,55c convertible preferred (quar.)k—«!w,
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores
(quar.)
Aircraft Radio -Corp.......—•
11-11
U-3.5,
11-15
11-12
.i,!—.
of Company
Industries
Aeronca
12-9
11-15
11-15
11-22
iOc->
2
11-30
11-30
$2
(quar.)
—
12-
11-18
25c
35c
(quar.)
Per
Name
11-18
■
30c'
Paper Co.
——
Acme Glove Works, Ltd.—
$1 redeemable preferred
>
,
12-121-*; 11-21*
12-23 v 12-14
1- 2
$1.12%
preferred
Products
Chlorine
Extra
,11-15
11-13
11-15
11-15
'
1-2
m.it 'j
D.)
participating
Whitaker
11-15
11-15
11-22
12-20
12-20
25c
.1
11-18
2
Westvaco
11-15 1
>.
25c ! 11-20
r
11-15
12-
11-20
v
......
11-15
2
i
U 1- 2
(resumed).."
12-16
8
preceding table.
35c
vV 5%
(quar.).
11-
2
7%
12- 5
10-31 >•
12- 1.
-•
12-10
12-
V
. -
,,
Mines,
....
12- 2
12- 2 f
12-31,
1-15
• 1*15
12- 2
12- 2
12- 2
Amulet
Below we give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid.
The list does not Include divi«*
dends announced this week, these being given In th«
$1.12%
"
$1
12%c
-V,
10c
Vu'ij ."m
*t tits.
pfd." (quar.)
conv.
Cos.
Weston (George), Ltd., 4%% pfd. (quar.)— $$1.12%
Westinghouse Electric, common (quar.)
25c
1
k
.
*■'« r~.'-
11-
12-
11- I
12-20
11-20
■
12-2
50ck
v
—;
Extra
L,
11-12
Corp. $3 pfd. (quar.)—c
75c
Company, com. (year-end)
$1
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
—k—
$1.13
Washington Railway & Electric Co., com.—-.
$12
Participating units ————.....30O
^
•
(quar.)
Co.(quar.) ll_—
L'(quar4)
11-12
11- 4
12- 1
1-15
12- 2
12- 2
12-2
12-16
25c
'1
-
B
Piano
11-12
2
2
11-20
11-11
56%c
(quar.)
t
Servel, Incorporated, common
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
2
1212-
11- 4
11-13
12- 2
$1.37%
$1.50
$20c
$$1.50
$75c.
(quar.)_._
Shackleton
12-
8»
8
(8.
11-21
11-15
.
common—
$1.50 pfd. A
10-15
11-
(Northam)
12-1
11-27
12- 1
25c
•
(quar.)
11-20,
12-/2
8®
Warren
.
/
10-25
Warren
■
rll-19
10-29
10-29
11- 7
11- 8
$1
Co.
11-
11- 1
Ltd.-!—^
$25c
Walker (H.) Gooderham 6s Worts, Ltd.—
New/common
(Initial)—f30c
;
common..—.
Shops
Safeway Stores, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
11-29
Victoria Bondholders Corp., com. v. t.c
Virginia Coal 6s Iron (quar.)..—.—
11-19
11- 1
11- 1
$1.75
,
preferred
Aeronautical
Lines Co.
S.
'Waite
11- 9
12- 2
50c
Saco-Lowell
V
11-
50C
62%0
is A k
A
Coal
—
11- 1.
12- 2
25c
(quar.)
•
1st
11-
California—
Valspar Corporation
(initial)
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
Verney Corporation (quar.)—.t
..k
$1.75
$1.50
22%c
$2
$1.12%
(quar.)
Rochester Gas & Electric, 4% pfd.. F
(quar.)
Royal Crown Bottling, 5% pfd. (quar.)
11-12
1-15
12-
$1.25
pfd.
Grocery, 4%%
Company (quar.)!
non-cum.
Remington
"
1
(quar.)
;
Refining Co. (increase^)—'—,'
Company (stock dividend)-!.—
&
of
Universal Consolidated Oil Co.
11-15
M.)
10-25
11-29
-
......
■
Co.
convertible
United
11-15
^ Reading Company—
12-13*
11-14
(J.
Ray-O-Vac
10-31
11-25
Y
Radford
6
50C
a-ij,
11-11
11-25
v
preferred
(monthly)50c
preferred
(monthly)
—
68%c
preferred (quar.) —.—
' 41%c
$4.50
(increased)—
(quar.)
convertible preferred
(s-ft)..........
Finishing Co., prior pfd. (accum.)...
S,
7%
12-3
12- 1
Indiana,
11-12-
11-11
/10c.
preferred
United
45c
12- 1
3%%
preferied (quar.)
87%C • 12- 1
1 11-15
kPublic Service Co. of New Hampshire—vk
'.V-kk,'
¥
3.35%
preferred?; (quar.)
84c
11-15 .,'10-31
11-15
25c
1- 2
-
k
,
/
(quar.)
Public Service Co. of
12-1
■
lo
10c
U. S. Steel Corporation, common.^.—..
11-15
12- 1
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
8
50c
Co.
Molasses,
*
11- 8
11-12
-
1-2
35c
........
common
11-15
?
Mining!..
l>:
8
11-25'
5%
11-20
25C
5V<2%
Power,
12- 1
'
11-
12-10
U.
•
Electric
preferred
11-22
11-
lOo-
Oil
$3.75
U. S.
10-28
11-21
40c
,
6%/lst preferred (quar.).,i
—.!
6% non-cum. partic. preferred (quar.)—
1-
11-21
(quar.)-
Co,—...
!-—!-—-
Power Corp. of Canada,
12-10
93%o
com¬
'
B
11-15
11-15
-
Electric
11-29
(quar.).i..—37%c
class A preference
13c
^
Co.
U. S. Leather Cp.—
4% non-cum. class
11- 9
11-* 9
...
$1.50
Potomac
2-14
10c
Imperial ^Tobacco of Canada, Ltd.. (interlm)Associated Telephone Corp.—
$2 preferred *(quar.)—
;
Indiana- Steel Products
(Irreg.).
.i-
11-21
.
'
Insurance
Class
>
6%
34%c
Indiana
\*
■■
m
12- 6
45c
Poor &
■
8
11-15
.
,f
Corp., common
(quar.)
Corp.,
dividend
Zinc
25C
30c
preferred
Illinois
12- 2
50c
90c
-
;
Oil
1
11-15
12-14
$4
,
-
(quar.)
Finance
Humble
11-
:
Reed
(N.
Extra
.
11-15
75c
'
Glass Co.—-
Hardart Co.
Household
11-15
50C
—
;
New common (initial quar.)
Holly Stores, Incorporated
Horn &
12-14
25c
Pfrteapple Co.
Hazel-Atlas
11-15
$1.50
Empire^Co
Hartford
12-14
.
Co. of California—
Oil
(stock dividend payable in A stock)
Class B (stock dividend payable in A stock)
6%
11-20
11-14
lOo
(irreg.)
50c
(quar.)..40c
Extra
U.
11- 6
Common
$1.06 Vi
—
Class A
..
12- 2
6
25C
(quar.)
common—&
4% %
11-
$22 Vic
--—-—
Corporation (increased quar.)-—I
Mines, Ltd.
(year-end)
-—_
Hamilton
11-12
$12 Vic
...
Co.
11-21
37 Vic
—
Water
11-15
11-21
12-12
$1.35
———
Hackensack
1
12-12
,
Corporation
—
12-
5C
5c
$Vic
—
———
!-!!.-.ik
—.——
(year-end)-,
Goodall-Sanford, Inc. (quar.)——-————
Gordon Mackay & Stores, Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)
Class: B (quar.)
—^j,.!'.:
Gorham
Manufacturing
Co..
Gossard (H. W.) Co. (year-end)
Grand
Union
Company
(special)
Graton & Knight $1.80 prior pfd.
(s-a)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Griesdieck Western Brewery Co.—
5% %
convertible preferred (quar.) ——i .'
Hajoca
11-15
$1
20c
Fire Insurance
(N. Y.)
(quar.)...
$1.25
Package Machinery Co.
^
...—.—40c
Patchogue-Plymouth Mills
..!,
f
$1
Pennsylvania Electric, 3.7% pfd. C (quar.) '
92%c
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.l——
$1
Perkins Machine & Gear, 7% pfd. (quar.).
$1.75
Pfaudler Co., 6% preferred (final)———
$1.50
Common (irreg.) ...
—
16%c
Phoenix Hosiery Co. (initial)...........—.
50c
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical—
"
$5 convertible preferred (quar.)
....
$1.25
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—
<
5%% prior preferred; (accum.)
1 $1,37%
1
II-
11-30
11-29
;
U. S. Casualty Co.—
10-28
Pacific
6
10c
—.......
(quar.)—..
Co.
——.—,
—
H $1.50
75c:
(accum.)
Gentry,; Incorporated (initial) —
Gillette Safety Razor
(extra)
Globe, Oil Co., Ltd._;
11-27y
15c
25c
Incorporated
United
12-16 "
11- 1
11- 9
12-10
50c
50c
——....
"
fauar.)_:—
pfd.
pfd.
—
I-10
25o
10-26
11-16
$1
(quar.)—,.
(year-end)
——
Ohio Power Co., 4%%
preferred (quar.)—
Oliver
Corporation
(irreg.).
Orpheum Building Co.
(increased s-a)._—
Ox Fibre Brush Co. (monthly),..
.....
Oxford Paper Co., $5 prefererence (accum.)
11-20
$1
4%% conv. pfd.
Fruehauf
Trailer,' common—.
4% preferred (quar.)
Simcn,
I-IO
12- $
10-23
—.....
preferred (quar.)
<6%
preferred - (quar.)—-!
Noyes (Chas. F.)^ 6% preferred
-
5'
11-
1
-
7%
11-15
25c
!_._.
Life
Bancorporation
2-
11-15
12- 7
,
1- 2.
■
sliares held
Northwestern Public Service—
$10o
25o
11-15
1
(quar.).....
Custer Consolidated
United
12-2
20c
each .100
National
Northern
Northwest
11-15
56V4C
(increased quar.)
Co., Inc.
.
;
'
Franklin
for
mon
2-
11-16
-
1-30
11- 8
11* 1
•
$i5C
common
United Aircraft Corp./ 5%
11-30
11-30
;
11-15 '
12-14
11-8,
12-15
12-15
share of Pacific Gas & Electric
One
.
(quar.)———
——————■
—
Fishman
_
————....::
Bake
Federal
•"
-
(qfiar.)
v
v
11-15 !■
25c
stock. (non-voting)—
75c
/ Founders
stock
(voting).
—75c
Kew York State Electric & Gas Corp.-— '
^.10%
preferred (quar.)
^
—$1.27%
Nineteen Hundred Corp., class B (quar.)
12%c
Noranda Mines, Ltd.
$$1
North American Co. (stock dividend) —
11-27
(year-end)
Co.
.■.
,
I3%c
.
40c
—
""
Manufacturing
■
2%
Warehouse (quar.)—.
(quar.)
(year-end)
Jersey Zinc
100
11-15
•
«
11-30
12-2
11-15
12-14
11-1
.
20c
Participating
11- 8:
11-15
50c
50C
class A (irreg.).
New
8
25C
.
■
Class
11-15
5c
—-i.■
(quar.)
A
&
12-16
—...
Gas
Miils,
11-15
11-28
65c
(initial)—
com.
12-2
40c
20c
^
25c
Union
11- 9
11-29
Newmarket. Manufacturing Co.—
New York Shipbuilding Corp.—
'
■
11-27
k 1-15,
2-1
.
Bag 6s Paper
4
12-10 v
—!
$1
Union
12-18
Gas Light
12-12
25c
Brewing
•
12-10
New Bedford Storage
V 1-18
1-15
J5c
-
(irreg.)
35c
Tokheim Oil Tank & Pump (quar.)
25c
Traders Building Assn. Ltd. (quar.)$$1
11-18
>
$3.5p
New Britain
11-20
12-20
(Dallas) —
Extra
12-18
—..
11-30
10-31
1
-
40c
(initial quar.).
com.
1-15
(initial quar.)___.
20c
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil (s-a).w..—;
50c
Tide Water Associated Oil
(quar.)25c
10-18
12- 9
12- 2
12-16
12-16'
-
Brothers, new
10-28
preferred
11- 1>
—
preferred
Neisner
12-15
(s-a)
Corporation
International
k Extra
11-25
:
11-30
Taylor & Fenn Company
12-14
common..
11-1
common
(quar.).....
Propane
Tampax,
$1.75
,
Co.*
(s-a)
2
11- 4
11-15
;
Sons,
Talon, Incorporated
•
11-9
Company
Nazareth
1
12-16
convertible
11-15
—!!—25c
11- 1
preferred
7%
Extra
Fall
12-2
■
'i
35c
•;
Coal,
7% preferred (quar.)——„—«brackett Company, com. (increased quar.) ,_/;
Dwight
25c
5%.% pfd. (qubr,)—
(increased qdar.)
Co.
Tea
Natomas
'
11-30
$1
...
—1„
———.—
11-
12-15
Oil
Tamarack
11-22
Products!,
Extra
11-29
$1.12% ^
—
(quar.)
1- 2
12- 9
Stock .dividend
National Pumps Corp.,
,
k
(quar.)
Oil
2
11-15
$$1.50
preferred (quar.)...
Forgings Corp. (quar.)
Suburban
11- 4
12-20
50c
——.
12-
/
/•
37%C
(quar.)
Insurance
&
~
75c
—
.
2
Tivoll
Rhode Island..—75c
Bank of
11-
12- 2
convertible
Super-Cold
10-19
$3.25
$25c
Co.„.
2
11-18
Ltd.—
Co.,
Scerung Motor Trucx, new>
Studebaker Corporation
10-28
10-30
11-18
12-
11-18
;/
15c
.
;
preferred
Sterling Brewers, Inc.
,
———
National Lead Company—
1%
preferred A (quar.)
11-24
12-2
ii
.
11- 6
.
(quar.)
11- 1
-25c
9
-
of, California..
Standard Silica
(quar.>_^.!_!._^.....Y.i... '
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)__j.
k
Cl«ss B (quar.) I.;—•?
•
$2.501
.
,
Fuel
$1.75
&
$1.60
11-22
10-24
1
9
12-
22%o
Standard
y
10-25
11-
9
12-
25c
,
(quar.)
Standard
Swift
11-1
12- 2
12*
■
Edison—•
Power
Life
preferred
11-12
$1
25c
$1.75
11-18
Standard Cap & Seal—
10-26
Supply.....,,-,,,,,-,,——
,
30c
Muskegon Motor Specialties*—
,v„; .V,v ';
$2 class A (quar.)
!
,
10c
National Drug & Chemical, Ltd.
(initial)..'
$17c
National Folding Box, common
—
25c
; Common
^
——
50c
NationakFood Products (initial)—
20c
12- 2
5C
Ltd.,
6%
Mountain
Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Envelope
&
Cartons
(Western)
Dominion
t
Morris Plan
•
.
12*. 2
12-23
Chemical
Monsanto
11-15
28 Vic
———
Ice
.
$4
1- 2
(initial)—
Ltd.* class A
Mills
Carpet
(quar.)
B
Dominion
A%
.Mohawk
:Vl-.'2 V
12-16
'
-
1-17
11-30
75c
Bewey &.Almy Chemical Co., common.. ....
Class
11-15
v;
25c
Modern Containers
12-13
93 %C
—
Derby Gas & Electric Corp.
Diamond
2
11-30
75c
—
Co.
1-
20C
——
(quar.)
Hudson
&
Rubber Reclaiming Co. (quar.)—,
Minneapolis-Moline Power Implement Co.—
$6.50 convertible preferred (accum.)—
12- 2
40c
Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co.,. Ltd. (s-a) ———.
Curtis Publishing Co., prior pfd.
(quar.) —
4% %
Southwestern
Susquehanna
k v
—
Canada
Quarterly
Squibb (E. R.)
.
10-31
11-15
11-18
9
75c
-
(quar.)
participating
11-12
18%c
Storage Warehouse (year-end)
Midland Mutual Life Insurance Co. (quar.),
,
Deere & Company, 7%
preferred
Deerfield Packing Corp.—
Common (stock dividend)
Publishing
preferred
12- 2
>
'
,
75o
Midwest
preferred (quar.)
(quar,)
11-15
1- 6
/ -
preferred
-
.
(qua?.) —
_—
6%
Trading Corp.
(Del.)-—
.
preferred (quar.)
—
—,
Mayfalr Investment Co. (Los Angeles)—^
11-15
Xtt
$25c
Crompton & Knowles Loom Works-—
Common (quar.)
.—i
r
Manufacturers
10-24
•
Inc.—
Brewing
-25c
B
6%
.
,
2
9
12-
$30o
$$1.25
(quar.)..
common
preferred
California
Southern
■
—50o
1
------
(quar.).
Sexton
&
Extra
11-
————————-
3%%- preferred
11-12
12-
(quar.)
common
6%
—
————
12-
12-
50o ;
Company,
convertible
Southern
11-15
stockholders'
to
—.—
-
20C
prior preferred (quar.)
..?».?
Company, common. (quar.)'
Cribben
Extra
20c
A;
York,
New
12-14
,:
Aircraft
90c
.
11-12
12- 2
50c
.......■
Extra-'
v-
of
Ltd., class A
:——-—
r
,
(increased
4
^—I——.—,
Paint & Varnish,
Cook
:
'
Edison
-Quarterly
Consolidated Press,
(quar.)
dividend
(subject
.approval)
Securities,
pfd.
non-cum.
30c
40c
15c
.
common——
preferred
75c
——4—_:
Consolidated
/
60c
Creamery Co.,
Solar
(irreg.)—!——
—
common
new
Consolidated Diversified
$2.50
2
2
12-
87 Vic
■
V annual)
Knudsen
10-31 ^
e
•;
*
(quar.)
Baking Co.,
>I»td.,
V
_1
shares
interest
11-20
12-23
11-25
-
Beneficial
10-31
10-31
1- 2
10-21
10-31
$i
.-...i.$1
dc
12-16
1
11-15
.....w..!..
25c ?■
Co.—(See Franklin Bimon)— ' ?
(H.) & Sons, Ltd., common (quar.)/.
5% preferred (quar.)....
..I..
Sivyer Steel Castings..!...-!!..:!.!.!!!!^
Sixth & Broadway Building Co.—
Participating certificates
12-4
.11-30,
11-15
11-15
(Franklin)
11-
(quar.)
Simon
12-21
,
;v
12- 4 ;
.
.
(quar.)—......
(extra)..
New
$1 participating preferred
(extra) —
Connecticut Power Company (quar.)
.
1-6
Simon
,,
11-15
special guaranteed
—
——
Insulated Wire (resumed)
Milling & Elevator, com (quar.)..
preferred
Laughlin Bteel,v common (quar,).50c
kk
5% convertible preferred A ♦(quar.)
$1.25
:
Kawneer Company
30c
Keystone Custodian Funds (s-a)—_•
37c
1
Special
65c
Jones &
11-29
.
9
—-
1.———--
Colorado
Columbia
11-
25c
(quar.)———
Pittsburgh RR.—/
guaranteed
12-12
.
'Class B (quar.)
I!xtra ...
:
/Signal Royalties Co.
2 /
$1
/'
11-13, v
11-15 '
•
,
11-25
25c
Chicago Wilmington & Franklin Coal (quar.)
Cleveland
12- .2
12-10 vi 11-30
1-
50o
..
'
,
—
;
.!_!_!
12- 1 "
^
; $1.37 % V
Holder$
Payable of Rec:
,
4-%
preferred
(quar.):
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)
/V
Extra
...
.....
—
11-15
$1.50
—•—
(quar.)
Extra
1
12-16
Company—-——
Corporation
1
11-22
—
11-13
1
When
■
k: Share
.
k.-;
300% ;
12- 3
11-18
12-11
Koehring
Company
(quar.)
—
—
; 25c
11-30
11-15
12-11
La Consolidata (S. A.)—
k'-V C:\: 'v
10-31
6%
preferred
(American
shares)—.
21 34/100c
11-15
11- 8
10-31
Lakey Foundry & Machine Co. (irreg.)—_
15c
1&-.5
11-25
'12- 2
Lansing Company (quar.)-,—
k—;
30c
11-15^^41-15
10-29
Little Long Lac Gold Mines, Ltd. (annual),
$4c
12-16
11-25
Lone Star Gas Co.
(quar.)
20c
12-9
11-22
10-15
Lord & Taylor, 6% 1st preferred (quar.)$l-50 ' 12- 2
11-16 k
10-15 Vi; Lukens
Steel:.Co. v(resumed)———
40c I 12- 2
'11-20
'10-25v .kvMackihtosh-Hemphlll (qnar.f^
25c
11-25
v'llfc15
11- 9 ;
''Macmillan Company^ cohimon.- (quar.) —:
25c
11-15
11-12
10-31
$5 non-cum. preferred (quar.)
———
$1.25
11- 8 ••.k-ll-..4,v
11-8
Macwhyte
Company
(quar.)
—25c
12- 5
..11- 9
11-8
Mallory (P. R.) & CO.* Inc. (quar.),,——■
25^
12-10
11-22
10-25
Year-end,20c.
12-10
11-22
Manhattan Shirt Co. (quar.)—
25o
12- 2
11-12
11-22
$20C
.
—-
(quar.)— !—.
Ohambersburg
Cha^is
1-
1-
15c
J20c
■
10-31
,
Per
.■
Products
(quar.) ...4....!..^.'.....
25c,
Sheraton, Incorporated
50o
Sherwin-Williams Co./ com. (increased quar.);?Y'?"k:^'! $1 ;■
;
.
v.-k '■V'-j/v:
v ;• V'
Name of Company
Shellmar
y
25c V 11-15 V, 10-31 V-.
(quar.) _k^kv'::$1.50 k-«12rlOY'X,'11-21
(extra)
Knickerbocker Fund-*-1
V.
'kk
11-15
10c
10-25
1
$1.06'A
,>
(extra)
Ltd.
.$7 preferred
(quar.).
^Central Railway Signal, $4 class
Chain
11-
t25c
Inc. < (year-end)
Light & Power—
Estates,
Capital
Central
12-
f
(increasedvk.$l';;i .12-
.
(year-end)
Cov
Johnson
&
Stock
Ale, common (quar.) —
(quav.)
.!
Foundry Co., com. (quar.)
Co's,
12-16
11-15
.
Machine
Johnson
11-15
$2.50
(quar.)—
Canadian
11-25
85c
Year-end ';• j >$1
Textbook Co. (irreg.)
40c
Jaeger
11-19
(San
Insurance
_
Dry Ginger
$4.25
Canadian
2
$1
\
(accum.).
Co.:
12-2
,,
,
International
-
:
11-15
12-
11c
——
Title
12-14
$1.25
(quar.)
f-
10-28
10-31
.•^^I206v
Co
(quar.)
Francisco)
15c
;
:
11-15
1—'
Buildings, 7% pfd.
Pacific
California
3 ;
11-26
-(quar.)—-;————.
Incubator
Buckeye
12-
12-20
11-26
■
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.—
Budd Company,
$5 preferred
Silver
Machines
Business
International
Wr\ 15C
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
——-—-1——
Stock
International
10-24
50c
,
,
group shares—
—
—
and Bond group shares_„„^„_—vv
Holders
Payable of Rec:-;;
70c '
Aviation
11-29
.
1
$1
Co.
Falls
Hills
Extra
share.
(year-end),
'
50c
Y,'
$
—
& Paper Co., Ltd. (quar,).
Company, common—
Pulp
11-
$1
—
——
Brompton
Buck
Co
Motor
Brockway
c
When
Per
of Company
Institutional Securities—'
1
i
Company—
1
convertible preferred (quar.)—-—Mills
(irreg.)
Roller Bearing, new com.
(initial) —
Bourne
$3
11-
•
Name
■
Inland Steel Co.
:
11-15 ;:
12-15
(initial quar.) ,v
f
(E. W.)
$2.25
'-''k,;<'
vk
11-15
2
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
(Phila.), new com.
Blauner's
Bliss
50c
:'r
;
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
v.
Monday, November 4, 1946
.
-
1
It- 1
--
:
W'l 'T.A/IP
JVolitine • 164\ Number 4539
Per
U
Name of Company
American; Stores? Co AaaAUAa-AA-A.*
Stove
Thermos
(quar.)—
I-2-47
(quar.)
Co., common
Inc.—
Products.
,
;
v
;
;
12-
2 /
Columbia
11-20
11-
1
Commercial
Line
>
40c
$1.75
-'J
AtViAvipn
'''
Class
■.
.
1-2-47
2
11-
4
1-
2
12-
5
$1.18%
20c
12%c
$1.0614
$3
2
11-15
12- 2
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
1212-
20c
Mining
11-25
12-
$1.20
1212-
11-15
12-
2
11-
7
12-
2
11-
7
12-
Extra
10-31
Dumont
1
10-31
Dun
11-15
1-31
,12-31
11-15
10-31
Quarterly
Industrial Alcohol Co.,
Air
Eastern
(s-a)
B
(s-a)___
2
12-
Canadian Motor & Lamp Co.,
(quar.)
3.6%
11-15
Excess
12-
2
11-15
Faber
$15C
1-25
12-20
$75c
1-
2
4-
1
common
A Common'
7-
1
5-31
$50c
12-
2
11-
1
$50c
12-
2
11-
1
Ltd.—
$15o
12-13
11-23
$15c
12-15
U5c
11-15
11-
$$1.25
11-15
50c
11-10
750
11-30
Utilities Co.
(Newark
4%%
1
11- 8
12-
1
11-15
Power
250
11-30
Bridge
Freeport
11-30
11-15
$1,75
5%
6%.
Dreferred B
1-1-47
12-11
General
12-10
11-27
12-10
11-16
12%c
12-10
11-16
preferred' (quar.)--—A———A $1,12 %
1-2
$4.50
common (initial)
12
of Virginia (increased)—
25c
Chicago Corporation, $3 pref. (quar.)
75c
Chicago Yellow Cab Co. (quar.)
*
25c
Chile Copper Co.—;
500
Chilton Company (quar.).___—-A-------- w. 20c
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, com. (initial)—35c
City of Paris Dry Goods— •
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
^
$1.75
f 7% 1st preferred (quar.)———
$1.75
4 7% 2nd preferred (s-a)
$3
Chase Candy Co.-,
.11-15
new
11-15
Chesapeake Corp.
12- T
Jantzen
Jewel
11-21
Phoenix
11-20
11-
5
One-tenth
South
v
Common
Ganeral
11-
1
2-15-47
2-7-47
1-2-47
12-20
12-21
12- 8
1-1-47
12-20
4-1-47
Common
CorD.,
11-
Genesee
Class
Georgia
share
Carolina
of
12-16
12-
2
II-
1
Steel
Wares.
11-27
Klein
11-12
12-
2
11-20
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
Brewing,
A
B
RR.
50c
$1
12-
2
12-
2
'25c
11-30
11-15
11-
9
.11-16"
12-16
12-
11-15
10-18
Banking
11-15
11-20
11-
12-
11-15
17V?c
$1
1
412-f
12-
5
2
11-20
11-15
11-
12-
11-15
2
1
11-15
11-
12-
11-15
2
1
Lake
3c<j
11,95
11-
40c
11-15
20c
II-15
11-15
11-
12-12
11-19
$1.50
11-15
11-
1
11-15
I t- 2
;4 37%c
11-15
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
11-15
10-
7
' 25c
11-15
10-
7
!;.:i.-;$20c
15c
11-15
10-17
A/A'
15c
4 $1.75
$40c
Paper
41- 1
1-
(M,
Inc.,
Savers
Extra
Class
B
common
1
———-
—
11-15
25c
$1
11-15
12-2
11- 1
75c
12- 2
11-12
$1
75C
$1
..
12-1
12-1
12-16
12- 5
12- 2
12- 2
12- 2
11-12
25c
50o
(quar.).
A--
-
—
-
11-15
11-15
11-20
.
$2c
—......
—
10- 5
50c
...
(quar.).
(year-end)
Corp.
12- 2
11-30
12-23
12-21
11-30
10c
25c
25c
,
Ltd.
1-15-••
J- 2
11-15
25c
common
Products.....—
Aircraft
Lincoln Service Corp.,
Extra
6%
12-12,
"
A
—
(quar.)
—
11- 9
11-9
12- 2
11-4
10-31
11-1
11-12
11-12
...
prior
.....
preferred
Lindsay Light &
Lionel
Extra
Corporation
—
——
87%c
30o
50c
—
(quar.)...—
..
(quar.)a..
!
12-15
12-15
I 1- 2
12-12
11-15
12- t
29°
——
H'H
11-30
12-12
50c
........
(quar.)..—
Chemical (increased)
Link-Belt Company
11-30
11-30
12-12
JH"1?
participating preferred (quar.)
Extra
7%
common
r
,
11-30
11- 2
11- 2
H" 2
-A
35c
11-30
11- 9
(resumed)—
25c
12-1
11-15
.87%o
12- 1
11-15
P
capitalvAiAAAw-A?
{" Original capital
$1 * 3-10
2-24
Special guaranteed (quar.)—50c
12-iu : A-22
? «oeoial
guaranteed fauat.).——......—3-1'
Z 2' v:*
Loblaw Groceterias, Inc. (quar.).——
20o
11-30
11- 8
Little Miami RR. Co.—
Original
if
11- l-:
>10-22
12- 2 4 11-1
1
v/*.
,
1-15 ; 12-23
62%c
new
Mines,
Gold
••
"
1-15
(quar.)
-A.—-
preferred
$2.50
11- 8
12-20
y il- »
12- 24
Ltd.—•
Co.,
11-19
11-15
•
$50c
Sessions,
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common
3%% preferred (quar.)
4A-A—
■
$40c
$$1.75
&
11-19
:
' 50c
12- 2
11- 9 :
$1.50
1- 2 4412-13
$1.75 1
2- lA' 1-15
10c
11-11
10-25 i
25c
11-50.
11.-15
6
of
Co
12- 2
12-27
12- 2
12-12
$1.12%
50c
:
Liggett & Myers Tobacco,
11-6
dividend) —,
stock
12-12
„
Coal & Navigation
Lehigh
5
11-16
11-
12-23?
12- 2
12-23 >12- 2$
common (quar.)...?
Machine (quar.)—,
Lawvers Title Insurance, 6%-'pid.'■<s-a)—JR3
Le Tourneau (R. G.), Inc., com. (quar.)...
25e
$4? preferred
(quar.)
—.....—
'
$1
Lee Rubber & Tire (extra).
—u,—i
T " ' $1
<»
25c
...
(quar.)..
(quar.)
Power
11-14
12- 2;#
11- l?'
12-10.
11- 8
9
25c
(qua?.)
11-20
12-16
11-15
12-26
11-25
50c
(quar.)
H.),
Lane Bryant. Inc.,
Lanston Monotype
10-25
10c
25c
;
11- 1
11-15
12- 6
$$1
Lamston
10-25
—
11-15
42- 1
40c
$1
-
John
o
25c
5%
(quar.)
common
12-16
v 12-20
.....
Common
Life
25c
10-24
(quar.)
...:
&
Lamson
Leich
—
11-15
Extra
Liberty
11- 9
«t-
87%c
25c
37%c
25c
$1.25
—
....
Quarterly
1
11-13
1-15
60c
%
Z
(quar.)...
preferred
St.
11-15*
2
& 12-
12-°
—
preferred
5
12-2
Co.
Company
Extra
7%
11-
10-18
11-15
HV4C
$1.25
preferred (quar.).
L'Aiglon Apparel, Inc.
(quar.)
Laclede
Christy Clay Products
Lake of the Woods Milling Co., Ltd.—
Common
(increased quar.).,;
11-
5
S.)
1st
56 'Ac
-
!
(quar.).:
AA
A
2nd
11-15
11-
Emil)
Extra
11-15
15c
$1.75
15o
quar.)
5% pfd.
(quar.)..,
Company,
25c
;
12- 2 '
$75c
(S.
7%
10-15
$1
$1.12%
$1
11-25
——1'
Co.
75c
dividend
(S.
6%
2
25c
1- 2
(initial
Co.
(D.
Kroger
11-15
o
:
12-2 4 11- 5
25c
H.) & Company
Kroehler Mfg. Co., 4V2 % preferred
11-20
common
-
&
12-20 "v. 11-22
Corp. (quar.)
Shops—
Extra
11-15
11-
11-
*—__!
Ltd.,
cla^ss A
12-16
40c
30c
Knitting Mills,
Kresge
12-1
Gas
10-15
1-15
65c
'
Gas
nreferred
Tea
Kress
(quar.)
&
11-4
12-16
30c
(quar.)
Apparel
Stock
11-20
11-25
common
Electric
(initial) "'.
11-27
12-2
(increased)..
America—
Corp.
& Trecker Corp. (quar.)
Kinney (G. R.) Co., Inc., common..
$5 prior preferred
(quar.)
——
pfd.
$1
(quar.)
10-21
12-11
Co.—-
Kearney
91c
—
common
11- 7
50c
$1.75
Products
Extra
Corp.,
15c
$1.50
(quar.)
Kentucky Utilities—
7%
junior preferred
(quar.).
Kayser (Julius) & Company...,
3-20
(initial)..A—
4 $1.50 preferred
:
{General Public Utilities '(stock
8
11-
10-15
10-18
$1.50
25c
25c
10%
25c
(quar.)
General Outdoor Advertising, common.
6%
preferred (quar.)
aa.aa——
Paint
11-15
11-15
12-16
1
4
(quar.).
Corp. (quar.)
A.—a..—A—A—--..-—
General
1
11-15
Extra
General
4
2
11-22
11-15
$1.50
General Industries Co.
11-
12-
•V11-15
■
10- ♦
12-16
12-16
(s-a)
Foods
11-1
.12-
:
:
12- 7
12- 2
11-
2
-
3%
•
11-15-4; 11- 4*
12-31
12-
11- 1
-
■
-25c
11-12
25c
(a-al—
v
-
$1.25
Janets
(quar.) .—A.—.A—
4 % % pfd. (quar.) —„
10-31
>
10-25
11- I*
4*
22%c
General Finance Corp.— v
4%
11-20
(quar.)
Jacksonville
Gary (Theodore) & Co.— "
:
s
A——
$1,60 1st preferred (accum.)—
General Cigar Co., 7% preferred (quar.)—
General Dry Batteries, Inc.——
,
—....A.———-—-.
J.)
preferred
11-20
11-20
Corporation
Investment Foundation, Ltd.—
6%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Iron Fireman Manufacturing Co.—
11-20
-
Company
Gar Wood Industries,
11-15
-
10-18
II- 6!
>'
12-30
45c
AAA:
Rys. of Central
preferred (accum.)
5%
11-15
Kleiser...A-AaaA.!*:
7c
Sulphur (qu&r.)
62%c
Foster
11-15
250
4%
Works
Corp.,
preferred series C
preferred A (s-a)
Extra
11-15
1
11-1
25c
Co., common (quar.)
International Utilities Corp.
2
fquar.")
preferred
Pitt
Fort
1
12-
prior pref.
2
preferred
12-10
(extra)
Florida
90C
7%
12-
York
(quar.)
—..
$1.12%
(reduced) ——
15c
Champion Paper & Fibre, new com. (initial).'
12%o
.
N.
common
11-15
(accum.) A..........A..
—jJ!
Year-end
11-29
11- 9
11-
Aircraft
1-
12- 2
11-15
10-31
4%%
2
12-10
Insurance
11-30
11-15
....
Publishing
International
1
1
1-
11-30
First
preferred
1- 2
22-
...
Firestone Tire & Rubber,
11-1
12 %c
Educational
International
7%c
(increased)
75c
Works (quar.)12%c
Fire Association of Philadelphia
(s-a)
$1.25
Corp.
10-31
Cessna
1
Federal-Mogul
Federal Screw
11-15
4
11-
Federal Manufacturing & Engineering (quar.)
11-15
85c
.....A-
2
Syracuse
12-2
11-15
$3.50
3-15
11-.15
.
12-
$2.50
$2.50
11-15
$7^preferred s (accum.)
Certain-teed Products—
12-31
12-16
Gameweli
.
2-1-47
International
11-16
Y.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
i,—A
$2.86
prior preferred (acum.)
prior preferred (accum.)
12-31
12-14
Corp",
Life Insurance,
10-26
12- 2
quar.)
(quar.)
Brownhoist (initial quar.)
Rayon Corp. (quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co.
(quar.)
11-16
Co.
&
Traders
Firemen's
(increased
(quar.) AA
common
12-14
(quar.)
(year-end)
(quar.).A--—A—
Gregg
$3.33 y3
$6
$7
2-1-47
JOc
12-
40c
New
8
Corp., $2 preferred (initial s-a)
Fitzsimmons Stores, 7% preferred (quar.)—
2
;
10-26
11-
Industrial
1
1
10-29
Co.
U-
2
10-25
Power
12-10
2 4 11-15
11-21
1 ^>-31
11-15
$1.25
...
2
12-
1
1-1*
250 -11-15
'
1-
11-15
12-
11-15
11-1
$1.50
56%o
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.---American-Deposit' receipts ordinary shares
llnterim). • 'aaAAA
«Ai
7
1-21"
12- 2
11-15
10c
11-25
2-
11-10
12-1T-
1-3)
11-15
....
9
I-
1
(quar.)...
(quar.)...
Illinois Zinc Co.
4-
N.
11-23
:
———
Central Ss South West
&
Morse
Brewing
Farmers &
Central Ohio Steel
New
Coe
Co.
1
$1
$1.25
75c
$1.25
11-29
12-27
11-15
(initial
preferred
Idaho
5
1(1-25
11-1*
11-14
Peanut—
common
5%
11-14
4
10-25
$1.50
quar,)...,........
Huttig Sash & Door Co.— *
10-24
12-15
11-
11-15
11^15
12- 2
12- 2
100%
dividend)
3-
of America
Insurance Co.
Falstaff
2-28
$75C
Products—
(initial) —
1
Car
(Tom)
New
4
Racing Assn.,
Fairbanks
12- 2
150
i.
Huston
10-25
5
(stock
Fibre, 6% preferred (quar.)^.
Hussmann-Ligonier, $2.25 preferred (quar.)
11-
—
11-30
11-22
$1.25
11-7
Co.
Motor
11-
(s-a)
12-20
12-20
(quar.)—A-A————-~.
preferred
Inc.
2
6
Central Ohio Light & Power—
f
Lines,
1-15
11-
A
2
11- l
I- 2 y
ll-lo
\
SOo
,
Hummel-Ross
45c
12-
11-18
V
1
11-
Hudson
11-15
1st preferred
6%
Eastern
Ltd.—
Class, B ■ (quar.Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd, (quar.)
aA
Canadian Utilities, Ltd., 5%
pfd. (quar.) —
Castle (A. M.)
& Company (quar.)
Caterpillar Tractor, Co. j(quar.)
—•
»
Central Arizona Light & Power, com. (quar.)
Central Foundry, 5% conv. pfd. (quar.) —
Central Louisiana Electric (quar.)
Central New York Power, 3.40% pfd. (quar.)
11-
11-23
Statler
50c
12-15
10-31
.
11-15
12-
$62'/2c
3c
25c
20c
11-30 '
12- 8
11-23
(quar.)—.*
$1 preferred (quar.).
$1 preferred
(quar.)
Flectroeraohic Corp. (stock dividend).
Ely & Walker Dry Goods (quar.)
Empire & Bay State Telephone—
4%
guaranteed (quar.)—;
Empire District'Electric Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Equity Corporation, $3 conv. pfd. (accum.)
Erie RR. Co., $5 preferred A (quar.)
11-15
A
12-17
10-31
12-1^
,
11- 0
$$1.12%
$25c
$2.50
25c
15c
Magnesia Talc Co., Inc.—
Quarterly
Eastern Massachusetts Street Ry. Co.—
11-12
27 %C
—
11-13
$25c
Corporation
10-31
♦
A
1
12-31
Eastern
10-31
'
11-13
10-21
11- 7
12-27
'
12-
(quar.)
11-15
12-27
,
11-29
International Harvester
Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods Co., Ltd.—
5%
1st preference
(s-a)
& B. Brewing Co. (irreg.)
Eastern
SOo
$50c
50o,
Intertype
(quar.)
Co.
10-16
$75C
Canadian
Electric
& Bradstreet, Inc.
?
Industrial
E.
11-15
—
5
Co.,
Paper
J0"31
1
I; Quarterly
A
■
12-
$25C
12-
$25c
1
Donnacona
r
40o
Hotels
1
-12-21
.
$1.06%
11-14
(quar.)
1
Investment Corp., Ltd.—
A
preferred
7
12-15
$$1
12-
12-
12-21
2
(quar.)...
common
11-
(quar.)
common
12-
$25C
12-16
11-15
J25c
Chemical,
12-
$$1.75
10-10
11-
t50c
1-
(quar.)
(George A.)* & Company-—
•
;
'
Common (quar.)"-..aA*—
6%
preferred (quar.)
;
2
(quar.)
10-25
11-15
—
&
VTC
Common
$1
11-
$32 %C
(quar.)
Cable, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd. (quar.).—
preferred
$25c
11-
$1
preferred
Electrochemical,
11-15.
12-21-
1- 2
1- 2
•
....
12-
(quar.)
2
11-15
—
Hooker
$4.25
Hormel
$7V20
Ltd.
Stores,
11-15
15c
.
11-13
15o
11-15
Powder
11-22*
$$1.25
$25c
$$1.25
11-15
,
62y2c
preferred
Dominion Tar
,
75c
25c
.
11-15
1
12-1
15o
11-20
(s-a)
l
12-
Extra-
11-26*
11-27
50c
preferred
12-
$1.25
37y2c
12-10
.
12-
50c
(quar.)
(irreg.)
11-15
Cpment ; Corp.,tcommon...A.,..A
4 50o a
,...AA.^.A4.AA..—'
"50d
Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
$1.25"
Hershey Chocolate Corp. com. (quar.)
75c
$4 conv. preferred (quar.)
fc $1
Heyden Chemical Corp., common (quar.)..
25o
3%% preferred A (quar.)
AAA'-'
87%o
Hibbard, Spencer & Bartlett &i Co. (monthly)
!
15c
Monthly
{
A.
15c
Monthly
15c
Hires (Charles E) Company (quar.)..
.a
SOo
Holophane Company, Inc. (year-end)
60c
Holt (Henry) & Co.—
$1 class A (quar.)
25c
Holt Renfrew & Co., Ltd.—
7% preferred (accum.)
$$3.50
'
"
12-16
75c
11-22
12- 1
....
50c
50c
Yards Co.
Stock
:
12-20
$1.05
$1
$2
87y2c
'
Ltd.—
4%-%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Donohue Brothers,
Ltd. (quar.)
Douglas Aircraft Co.
(year-end)
Dravo
Corporation
(quar.)
11-21
Canada Wire &
Class
6
7
37»/2C
(quar.).
(quar.)..
preferred series C (quar)
Campbell Wyant & Cannon (special).
Canada Cement Co., Ltd.—
1
A New ($20 par)
pref. (initial quar.)
Canada Northern Power, common (quar.)
■
1111-
62 %c
common
•A. 4.4%
Class
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Extra
6
20c
5% preferred (quar.)
California Water Service—
Quarterly '
$4.20 pfd.
Manufacturing
(Ind.)
(quar.)
& Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Dominion Malting,
common
(quar.)
5%
preferred < (quar.)
Dominion Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
5%
preference (accum.)
10-21
11-15
(increased)
Corp., common
Foreign
11-
2
2%%
Power,
*
10-28
11-15
2
Ltd.—
California Packing
Canadian
.
2
25C
California Electric
Canadian
1-8-47
2
12-
25c
10-31
A
Company
Dominion
—
11-15
11-15
Dodge
Concen-
(s-a)
Mills
_
11-22
12-14
$1.25
......
Dominion
11- 7
15c
10-30
2
$50c;
10c
43%c
12-18
A
Utilities—
5c
75c
Co., common
Class A (quar.)
11-25
2-25-47
00
10-31
11-15
A
class
participating
$2.50
1
11-12
11-15
Cup
5%
(quar.)
Cotton
6%
10-11
2
12-10
25C
California
;
class
&
50c
Match
11-
■
preference
Oil
12-
t$l
62 %C
preferred (quar.)
87 %c
preferred (quar.)
87 %C
3%% conv. 2nd preferred (quar.)
15c
Burroughs Adding Machine
32c
Burry Biscuit, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
25c
Butler Brothers, common
$1.12%
''4%% preferred (quar.)
t25c
Butterfly Hosiery Mills Ltd., common (s-a)_
$$3.50
$ 7%
preferred (s-a)
—
••
(Holding)
Union
Denver
Diamond
Dixie
4
12-15
11-15
;
preferred
2nd
Rayon
11-15
68%c
3>/2%
A Class
11-15
Delaware
Derby
4
11-
11-26
(quar.)
(year-end)
Co.
Forster, 8% preferred (quar.)
Cudahy Packing Co., 3J/2% pfd. (quar.)
Mfg.? Co. (Mo.)
11-15
1-2-47
50c
$1.75
25c
Wireless
2
11-
10-31
12 %C
&
11-15
11-20
quar.)
&
2
11-15
16c
ordinary
for
11-12
2
$4.25
(quar)
Extra
•
&
Curtiss-Wright,
(optional)
of common stock
11-
2
1-
12c
&
convertible
$4
11-25*
11-20
11-26
common
(quar.)
Zellerbach Corp.,
Crum
12-13
11-20
$$1.25
$30c
Curtis
12 %C
Byron Jackson Co.
Cork
Crown
10-30
2
$1.13
12 VaC
40c
-
Seal, Ltd. (quar.)..
Crown Drug Company, common (increased)
7%
convertible
preferred
10-25
$1
7%
11-20
Cork & Seal Co.,
$2 preferred
Crown
11-15
4%
„;
11-20
10-31
Extra
5% %
2
75c
Extra
Cable
Crown
Manufacturing
Crampton
12%C
Burlington Mills Corp. (quar.)
♦
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)_
Corporated Investors, class A
Corrugated Paper Box Co., Ltd.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Cosmos Imperial Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
1-15
11-15
1-
15c
11-15
40c
Buda Company, new com. (initial
Bullock Fund, Inc (year-end)
tratlng
4*/a%
Electric
Hercules
11-30
11-15
12-2«
12-14
Hercules
50c
Extra
11-15
12-
25c
Brewing Company
Coro, Incorporated (increased quar.)
1
1
12-
11-8
11-V
'
11-15
12-
Additional AiAAAwAi^AAA,,A,,AA4;'.44'60c'. 6-27-47fi-10
.
7
11-15
12-10
.
2
(quar.)
common
(quar.)...
preferred (quar.)....
8% 1st preferred (accum.)..'
!
Hayes Steel Products, Ltd. (annual).......
Haytian Corp, of America,-A^ !;
-
12- 5
12-10
25c
...
II-25
12-18
lu-
50c
-
11- 8
11-1
30c
1-31
12-
50c
(final)
Sullivan
1
$25c
receipts
deposit
11-
11-15
11-15
12-
Corp. of America (quar.)
Continental Gin Co.,
11-15
12-
$1.25
(quar.)
share
12-27*
7
2nd
11-26
11-5
10-31
11- 8
$1
preferred
5 %
12-16
12-10
12-
5%
10-15
2
11-15
12- 9
50c
(quar.)
—
Harnischfeger Corporation,
$50c
(year-end)
common
(quar.)
class A
,
10-15
Havana
10-14
*11-15
25c
25c
(quar.)
11-15
11-15
Co.,
2
,11-1*
11-18
4
25c
B
Extra
2
11-
Can
5
$60c
...
Extra
1-7-47
12-
11-
4
Extra
12-
10- 8 '
~
12-I6
12-16
25c
(quar.)
common
Calif.,
11-15
Quarterly"...-:4 60c,
° Vultee ' Aircraft-.—BOc
Company, $3 preferred
$5.34
Cohsumers Glass Co., Ltd. (quar.)—.
$50o
Consumers Power Co., $4.50 pfd./(quar.)..
$1.12y2
Continental
Co.,
of
12-
Consumers
Container
12-
(quar.)
12-23
Consolidated
12-10
1
Si-
Special
Bourjois, Incorporated, $2.75 pref. (quar.).
Brazilian Traction Light & Power, Ltd. (s-a)
Brewing Corp of America (quar.)
British Celanese,
Ltd.—
...
b
V:
Ltd.—
Co.,
Watch
Oil
25o
-
.
11-15
$25c
(Sidney) & Co. (quar.)
Co., 7% 1st pfd. (accum.).
(quar.)
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co. (quar.) —
&
11-15
25c
(quar.)
& Sons, Ltd.—
&
Textile
Cooper
(H. C.)
Hill
12-1
12-
Hancock
11-
2
12-25
—
50c
50c
—
...
pfd. (initial s-a)
Consolidated Water Power & Paper Co,—
4
12-15
Boston Fund, Inc.
Bunker
11-15
12-
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.).
(s-a)
•
Gas
(increased)
12-21
Blumenthal
registered
11-15
20c
$3 convertible preferred
American
Common
1-1-47
■
s
11-15
2
12- 2
6c
•
(quar.)
Best & Company
Blauner's (Phila.), common
$3 preferred (quar.)
Blue Ridge Corp.—
Bohack
Consolidated
$1
8%c
pfd. (quar.)—
Guaranty Co. of
Mortgage
or
2
12-
12-20
Co.
I-
v
bC
A
75c cash
3
25C
—
Ltd.. CI. A (quar.)
(quar.)
Beck A. S.) Shoe Corp. 4%%. pfd. (quar.)—
Eelding Hemingway Co. (quar.)
Bell & Howell Co., common (quar.)
4 4%%
preferred (quar.)
;
Beneficial Corp., $6 preferred (s-a)
'.—
Berkshire Pine Spinning Associates, com.—
Bertram, (John)
11-
12-
10c
Hamilton
11-
12- 1
50o
Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Hamilton Manufacturing Co.~* «
Preferential
participating
(quar.)
12-10
1
Holdetm
Payable of Rec11-3"
41-2*
25c
Brothers
Class
Consolidated Textile Mills,
10-25
25C
common
550
A
12-
i
....
10-31
12-15
quar.)
4%-convertible preferred
-60o
Extra
5
25C
V- 25c
"Bathurst Power & Paper,
Beech-Nut Packing Co.
;V $5 conv. pfd.
Laundries
11-30
$5C
oil CorTq^ar^II———IIIII——I
Barnsdall
Biscuit
11-12
$2.50
2
10-15
11-15
$20c
Consolidated Natural
II-15
12-12
$1
—-
(quar.).!
Consolidated
8
11-15
12-12
$2
(Conn.)
11-15
When
Sfiare
.
AAAvA'AA'-'A A A-''
.
A.
$1 '
12-16 411-144
Rubber-—
&
Union
A>
,
Quarterly
Consolidated
12-
12-12
12-
.
preferred
Consolidated Bakeries of Canada, Ltd.—
8
11-
2
U- 1
(Toronto)—
(quar.)..,
11-8
12- 2
12-
11-
i; 12- 2
Baltimore Porcelain Steel, 7%
4
$2.20
11-30
11-15
11-15
12-13
$1
Power—
&
10-19
11-15
$$1.50
Light
preferred
preferred
$2.40
10-28
Monthly
Badger Paper Mills
Bankers Bond &
Connecticut
4
11-19
.$5
Grand
Hale
Quarterly
12-13
11-
$1.50
(monthly)
Mills
10-31
12-27
2
11-15
,
$1
(quar.)
$1.25
Company_A
;
35c
Grayson-Robinson, $2.25 preferred (quar.).4;:v 56'Ac
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock (quar.).
25o
Great Northern Ry. Co., preferred
A ' $1.50
Grlesedieck-Western
Brewery
(irreg.)
$1
5%% preferred (quar. A
A 34%c
Gulf Oil
Corporation (quar.)
A
25c
Special
-A 25c
12-16
12-
Tire
4; Common (increased
44 Special
11-19
4c
(quar.).
.
11-30
12- 2
12-14
.
preferred (s-a)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Autocar Co., 5% series A conv. pfd. (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.)
!
!
f; Preferred C (initial)
Automatic Canteen Co. of America (quar.).
Avondale
10-15
12-10 '
2
12-30
A '
f
A.), preferred (s-a)
Safety Razor Co.," (quar.)., A A. A
Goodyear
12-31
12-
v"": •Per
(S.
Gillette
1
20c
Commonwealth International Corp.
Concord Gas Co. (New Haven)—
7.%- preferred (accum.)
Confederation Life Association
$2
RR., common
Corporation,
11-16
11-15
Gold
Aviation
12-20
v
5%rnon-cum.
Aunor
12-31
35c
Point RR
Atlantic Coast Line
•2-14'
12-23
11-
10-22
Stamping
Shearing &
.
.11-15
1
2323
Name of Company
,
Gerrard
11-15
50o
lOo
$1.50
$1.50
$1.06'A
——
preferred (final)...;
.......
6% preferred series A (final)—....—
Pictures, $4.25 preferred (quar.).
I-21
11-16
93%o
preferred
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.—
common
5%
1-31
12-.1.
12-
'• \
■
Rec.
87%c
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Columbia Gas & Electric,
12-20
Holders
50c
•-
common (increased)—
37yaC
>——4.—A——A—.25o
—
100%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Associated Dry Goods, common (irreg.)
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
7%
2nd preferred
(quar.)__
Coast
3
200. ■
$25o
>
,
(quar.)
com.
StOres",' Inc.,
Extra
•.
II-30
$1.40
Atlantic
12-
•
preferred
Colonial
3
10c
$3
preferred (s-a)
$1
(special)
25c
Argo Oil Corporation (s-a)
Argus Corp., Ltd.-—,
>
•
■
4%% convertible preference (quar.).
$$1.12%
Arkansas Natural Gas, 6% preferred (quar.) ;
15c
Armstrong Cork Co., common (interim)
25c
West
5
11-
1-15
Arcade Cotton Mills, 6%
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Atlanta &
12-
12-12
30c
dividend";
$3.75
$3.50
12- 3'
12-24
*12-15
$1.50
prior preferred (quar.)—
—
convertible preferred (s-a)
Applied Atfs Corp., new com. (initial)
6%
Asbestos
'
.
Colgatc-Palmolive-Peet Co.
,
Ampco Metal, 6%
Stock
' Via-20
When
Share Payable of
* 4
,
_
—
Anchor Post
10-18
Bottle—.
;
53'/8C
American Woolen
(resumed)—
$12
$4-convertible prior pref.. (Initial quar.) "
$1
7% preferred (clears arrears)
$58.50
$1.75
7% preferred (quar.)
preferred
4%%
4
11- 4
30c
American
12-
1-2
.
Nam^ of.Company
,
1 >
. •
Clearing "Machine Corp.—"
'
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common ■ .(initial i quar.JAAA AA A:.
Cockshutt Plow Co.; Ltd. (s-a)—
Payable of Rec.
350
American
AA,;.
Holders
When
Share
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(quar.)
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-
$12%c
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(quar.)
$1.25
25c
Louisville & Nashville RR. Co. (quar.)—;bi
Lowenstein & Sons (initial quar.ju
—
88C
..Extra;
(R.
Company-.:
C.)
11-20
2
11-20
12-12
11-15
$1.75
10-18
11- 5
11-15
37 %c
—.—
11-1
11-,4
11-15
$3
11- 5
7:1- 2b
,v' 25c
12-14
12-15
11-30
%c
12-12
20c
40c
11-29
—..
preferred (quar.)—
$1 'preferred (quar.)———
Penman's Ltd., common (quar.) —
Pennsylvania Electric, 4.40% pfd. B (quar.)
Pennsylvania Sugar Co., 5% preferred
Philadelphia Electric Co., common^:—
$1 preference (quar,)—
—
Philadelphia Suburban Water, common—..
$3.65 preferred (quar.)—-...—-i--**—
bPhillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
suPinchin Johnson Co., Ltd.—
•American
deposit receipts for Ordinary
registered (interim)
11-15
12-10
11-30
2
11-15
2
.
Ltd.—'
tions,
'
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7:
-
10-30
11-15
25c
25c
11-15
10-15
11-1
2%%
(quar.)
May Department Stores, common
,$3.75 preferred (quar.)
4
10-31
12 %C
deposit receipts (interim)—
Products—J————
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance (quar.)
Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc
(initial)
Magnesium
12-
12-10
12- 2
$1
11-15
r. '■
11-
75C
93%c
~ * 85c
;;43%c:
$3.40 preferred (Initial quar.)
..
McClatchy Newspapers, 7 % ( pfd, ^ (quar;) «b ;
McColl-Frontenac' Gil;. Ltd.——
!r-—''
10-25
2
•11-15
11-15
12-
11-15
2
l2VaC
12-31
30e
12-31
11-29
25c
12-31
11-29
20C
12-
2
11-12
Texqs -Public. Service
12-
2
11-12
Thatcher Glass
\<
01V4C
:
12- 6
10-16
12- 2
11-15
12-20
,11-7
250
12-20
11-
75c
12-
2
11-28
12-
2
11-30
1-
11-
1
11-
1
12-
2
12-15
4
'
1-
2
12-
1
11-
8
12-
1
11-
8
1-15
7 .-250.
12-
1
1
11-
5%
'
*
-
Special
•
(s-a) —
Co., (quar.).-:-;
---J—"—.—-
11-15
11-
1
1-
Midwest Oil
Co.,
12-
2
Rice-Stix
5
11-15
11-15
12-
11-15
$1.50
12-
2
11-
2
'
5 %
75%
preferred
(s-a)
1-14
b: i- 4
45c
12-14
11-15
,
12-14
11-15
11-18
: :4c
_
11- 1
Mission
300%
Missouri Utilities
5%
Co.,
common
10-24
2
11-
12-
2
11-15
1-
1
Mount Diablo-
fquar.)
1
12-14
11-15
$2c
•.
Mountain
preferred
lc
12- 3
11-15
12-14
National Biscuit
/■ ,7%
preferred
National By-Products,
:
$L5.0
-
•;
11-
2
8
1-15
11-30
Silex
12-14
12-20
12-
11-15
$1^75v
50c
12-31
60c
12-1Q
5
12-10
.
b4Va%
b
preferred
Corp., com, (quar.)
11-30
Stock
\
.
b
10-17
1- 1
12-10
12%c
12-20
12-10
11-15
11- 5
11-15
10-25
2
J6c
35C
—
11-15
—-i-—.
12- 2
11-15
11-
$25c
11-
12-
-
Nebraska Power Co., 6%
7%. preferred (quar.)
Neptune Meter
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
12- 2
$1.75
12-
10-31
'
06'.; $2.40 pfd. (quar.)---.'
2
11-15
60c;
11-
1
12-30
12 %c
12V2C
50c
45c
91V4C
'
11-15
11-
9
6%
12-20
11-
12i 2
1
12- 2
11-15
50c
$2.50
11-15
11- 1
•
12-10
11-14
9
10-17
$1
25c
>
-
Stock
4%%
Ontario
Gas,
common
dividend
11-15
12-
1
-
11-
$25c
11-25
11-11
7
10-28
&
(quar.)
Quebec Ry. Co,
50c
—
——
11-
11-15
12- 2
:
Outboard Marine & Manufacturing
'40c
(irreg.).
—
,
"11-25
11- 4
11-15
34%c
-
•
11-15
10-31
11-15
31V»C
llr15
10-19
—
Palestine
Economic
park &bfilford, Inc.
Corp.—,
Parkersburg Rig & Reel, common (quar,) -b
:
$4.25 preferred
(quar.) b—————«
Parmour
Porcupine
■..b'b'$ib;
75C-
(quar.;-—-b-ibb—bii
Mines
Peabody Coal Co., 6% preferred (accum.)—
Peerless Cement Corp.————.—
10-30
10-25
10-23
5
12-1
b25o
$1.06 (4
.12- 1
$3c
12-7
(interim)——-b
.Patino Mines & Enterprises Consol., .Inc.—*
American shares (interim)—
L-
11-15
11-15
11-
11-20
;
11-20
11- 7
/
'•
*
12- 2
10-31
10-15
-f*
75c
1-
1
12-29.
25c
.(s-a).___.—
12-
1
11-15
75c
6%
preferred
12-15
12-
" lc
11-14
11- 7
5
$1.75
r
(quar.)...
$7c
37V2c
(quar.)
37%c
(quar.)—
37V2c
(monthly)
-15-47
13V4C
11- 5
131/4C
—
preferred
12-
13Vic
11-15
13 Vic
12-15
$2.50
12-20
5
11- 5
12- 5
;
12-10
-$1.75
1-20
1-10
10c
11-11
11- 1
12-
11-15*
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
11-11
10-25"
11-11
$1.12%
$1.0,6 y*
(quar.)
10-25
11-15
11-16
Washington Railway & Electric Co.
5%rpreferred (s-a).
5%
preferred (quar.)
$2.50
12-
2
10-15
$1.25
12-
2
11-15
12-17
11-12
Wentworth
12 %C
11-22
11- 1
,20c
12-10
11-
8
25c
11-15
U- 71,
40C
12-10
11-
8
87 %c
12- 2
11-
1
10-31
Manufacturing Co., common
convertible preferred
(quar.)
$1
West
Indies
Sugar Corp.
50c
11-30
11-15
$1.50
11-25
11-15
(s-a)...
50c
b-..—
Extra
12-12
12- 2
$1
12-12
12-
$1.50
11-15
10-18
$1.75
11-15
30-18'
25c
12-12
11-29
$1.12J/2
11-15
11- 1
75c
11-15
11-
preferred (quar.)
7,7%. preferred (quar.)
Virginia Cdal & Coke...
West
50C
11-29
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
'4V«% preferred (quar.).^—
11-15
Western
'
60c
12- 2
11-14
$19C
11-15
10-18
$5
37 %C
11-15
10-20
$5
—
(quar.)
——
common
(quar.)
Pacific RR. Go.,
Common
(quar.)..
common
b.._.
(quar.)
Railway
Western
Tablet
of
*
l'
b.._...M
75c
2-15
^
$1.25
11-15
11- 1
$1.25 2-15-47
:2-i
preferred A (quar.)...
preferred A (quar.).
Western
2
y
West
11-15
11-15
5%
10-18
(quar.)
Westinghouse
'
11-15
1112-
Alabama
$2.50
2-1
12-5
12-12
(S.
Extra
S.)
Dental
Mfg.
(quar.)
'
Chocolate Co.—
ing share of
Wilcox:Oil'
,
12-14
11-30
450
11-15
11-
:
1
Wilsil,'
par
::-7 7b-v'
stock....
common
Compahy..^.^.^b-^ib.ab..ii,
Wilkes-Barre
$1.12 V2
(quar.).
$5
Lace
12- 9
Manufacturing...
25c
I^v^lquag^bbw^.-.
711-11
$1.50
12-16
7,13*6
25c
11-27
11-12
750,
12- 2
11-12
60C
12-10
12- 2
40C
11-15
.11- 1
75C
1-10-47
'12-20
convertible ;j>rfferred7
(quar.j^b.,..^
commonbii^ibbb-bi^
___/
b^..b-bL.Lb,*.^b.-..^V'
Bankshares
12- 2
(quar.)
—
u
Brothers
Stores,
> 2
12-»1
12-16
11-18
$$2.50
12-31
11-15
Corpbbb^bb..bbwlbb-
25©
11- 9
10-26
$$oc
12-31
n-30f
^f75%."t'convertibla ^preferred •7Cquati)^bv?*.-,7,: $VAc
Woodall Industries,
Woolworth
(F.
Infc.—'
Oo.»
7
"
•
u
•
11-0
3%.
Ltd./!6% pfd; (s-a)
11-10
12-2
12-7
Worumbo" Manufacturing—,
! IV
■'
: 5%
prior preferred (s-a).b»-«^b..b.b..^»
$2.80
^ Common, ([initial))
:,
.50o
(monthly)
Wrlgley
7
^
(Wm.), Jr.; common
CommOli • (monthly)
Common' (monthly)
!
^
12-1
40C
(quar.)
W.)' Co.
Woolworth (F. W.)
11-30
common
11-15
$250
12-10
12-
11- 1»
*50o
'
$$1.25
11-27
11-15
106:5
,
Winnipeg Electric Co., common (initial)...
5%
non-cum. preferred (s-a)
25c
& Company
11-15
(quar.).......
Wisconsia
Co.
12-18
12-14
...
Instrument
Woods Manufacturing Go.,-Ltd. (quar,)..i.„
Stoker
:
:$5 par common stock on each outstand¬
...
,
Water Co.
25c
....
»
.
1-2-47
(Stock dividend)—-One additional share of
"r
—
:
$1.25
....
White
,f
:
Brake...........
.—
Electric
Extra
5
1
8/: Stationery—
(quar.)
Air
Wiibur-Suchard
(s-a)—,b—
& Bros,
Year-end
Weston
11*15
—————
preferred
10-31
,
,7
12-1
25c
.
11-15
11-15'
12-1
25o
12- 2
1-2-47
35c,
■
11-30
„
2-1-47
-
11-20
12-20
-
1-20;
"
Stewart-Warner
:
■
,
"
.Corp.
37% c.
7
(s-a)
Extra
:
Stokely-Van
Cash
5%
Camp
dividend
preferred
on
(stock
25C
25c
1-31
1-15
12-2
11- 2
12- 2
11-
...
(quar.)
11-20
10-31
1-1-47
I-1-47
*75C1
Sun Ray thug Co., common
6%
preferred (quar.)
10-31
12-16
12-2
11-11
11-15
It- 5
20o
11- 8
10-28
37%C
(irreg.)
11- 8
.10-28
15o
12- 9
*
Sunray Oil Corporation, common
4V4% preferred (Initial)
—
10*31
$1.75
...
11- $
$2
12-2
11-18
'6%
25c
12- 2
11-15
4%
Swan-Finch, Oil Corp., common..-.---.-....
preferred
2nd
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)..
...
;250
37V2o
IOC
"1-
1
II-15
12-10
11-
1
12- 3
11-15
12- 3
711-15
;
7713d -12b27:
' 11-5
1-1-47
12-BO
(quar.)37%c 7
1-31
(quar.)....
37V2c 4-3Q-47
(quar.) .....w—.
37V2c
7-31
7 4-10
(San Francisco)—
30c
,
preferred
6%
convertible
6%
7
7 ...J
11-18
common:
Yellow" Cab Company—
6% convertible preferred
12- &
$1.50
31V4C
...
(quar.)...
12- 1
IOC
Strawbridge & Clothier— 6% prior preferred A (quar.)
Struthers Wells Corp., $1.25 pfd.
Yellow Cab 7Co.
r'^'NTew-
712-20
'
Refining (liquidating)-.b*:
Yarg^ Producing
Yates American •Machlne^bi*b.bibb^»*-bb.«-:'-;;". 12V2o
12-20
25c
(initial)
:
2
5%
25c
dividend)
common
Stowell Screw1 Co;, Ltd., class
Stratford Pen Corp.
20c
10-J8
11-15
12-16
12-16
"
'
10-14
•r
50c
11-11
Sterchi
10-31
11-15
-
2
(ouar.j—
1
(A.)
Extra
10-31
Lighting
(quar.)—.—75c
Pacific Petroleum Ltd. (initial s-a)
$5c
Pacific
12-
11-15
—
(increased quar.)—
''-'Quarterly
10-30
75 c
S7VaC
11-15
$1
Stevens (J. P.) & Company—.
Coihmon - (initial quar.).«..
5
Pacific Gas & Electric, 6% pfd. (quar,)
5Vz% preferred (quar.)
—
5%
preferred (quar.)--—--———.
1
,
10-15
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.—b-jb-———_b—
Co.
12-10
Stein
10-15
11-15
12-
25c
'
(initial quar.)
(Conn.)
Standard
11-1
11-15
12-14
25c
B
$4.25
Standard Wholesale Phosphate & Acid Work*, Inc.***
:
$$3
Pictures
Washington Gas Light Co.*$4.50 convertible preferred
11-16
quar.)
Standard SteeL Spring,
9
$25c
$$1.75
•
.
11-30*
1
25c
37V2C
4,7 6%'
10-31
Co., Ltd. com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.) -——.——.-b
12-26
12-20
■*<
.Extra ."i>b-_-.b-Mibb-b-.bb-bb-bbbb»-w.k..«
:
10-31
11-29
(s-a)U—b—b-.
Ontario Steel Products
,7%
II-15
33y3 %
$0.59375
2
1-
...
'Oil of Indiana (quar.) bb.b.bbb.^b*
Standard
11-27
2
11-20
1-
100%
(quar.)
Detinning Co.,
common
7%,rpreferred (quar.)...
& Co., class B
11-16
711-12
Co.
^arren Petroleum Cof'p.
10-25
11-30
11-30
10-3i:
11-20
50c
...
10-18
15C
10-31
2
12- 2
411c
;
Walker
1
62 %c
12-
22l/2c
s-a)
(monthly)
Monthly
•
-
2
(initial
Vulcan
12-2
11- 5
12-
11-15
$1.06V4
(Stock dividend)..
Insurance
Monthly
11-18
11-15
11-15
$1.25
$1.50
preferred
Class
11-6
12-14
£1.12%
$$1.12Va
Standard Chemical Co., Ltd.-**
"1 ? *7y*'
5%
preferred (quar.)..^..-.—
11-20
1212-
(quar.)
—
preferred- A
12-17
15c
$$1.75
-
_
Oklahoma; Natural
.11-
12-18
•17-47
'
1-17*
2-
(irreg.)
(qUar.)„„
Visking Corp., class A
11-30*
Spring Bed Co. (qiiar.) bij^b—b«—
Stamford
11-15
50c
11-20
1- 2
■
30c
common
pfd.
&• Foundry
preferred
6%
5
10-19
12-13
25c
lc
Pipe
4V2%
Virginia Railway,
$20c
Spiegel, Incorporated—'
$4.50 convertible preferred (quar.).^——
11-15
50c
12-18
65c
Utah-Wyoming Consolidated Oil (Irreg.)
Vapor Car Heating Co., Inc.—
7%
preferred
(quar.)...
Viceroy Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (quar.)...
5
15c
„
11-15
Brake-^
Newport News Shipbuilding .& Dry Dock—
Nineteen Hundred Corp.. class ,A (quar.)
Norfolk & Western Railway Co. (quar.)
Adjustment preferred (quar.)—
——
North River Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)_
NurEnamel Corporation, new com. (initial)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.. 7% pfd. (quar.)
11-1
Upper Michigan Power & Light—
$3 preferred (quar.)
12-23
10-
30C
•
New York Air
11-12
10c
Co.,
Upson Company
Utah Hotel
12-23
1-
Sparks-Withington Co.—
.;
Spencer Kellogg Aj Sons Cquar.)—..^bi—
1
12-15
10-31.
11-1
$1.75
Playing Card (quar.)_
Universal
12-10
1-15
17% ft
*
-
(quar.)
Spalding (A. G.)
1
I-2-47
10-15
11-30
—
10-18
Common
10-31
New England Lime-Co., common (initial)—
25c
Non-assented $3 preferred (accum,) —!. $21
11-15
1
11-12
Laboratories, Infc.—
Quarterly £b:
^California Water—
Southern
10-30
—
11-14
50c
Universal
11-15
1
Lines
Universal
11-15
12-
Extra
11- 5
11-
11- 8
2
$25c
...
U. S. Potash Co.
Southwestern Public Service Co.—
11-15
12-
$37c
Co.____.II.
Extra
2
12- 1
S.
1
12-15
S.
U. ,S.
12-13
11-15
1-15
(quar.)—__
10-31
ii-i5
11-14
$1.25
S., Hoffman Machinery,
4%% preferred (quar.;,
U.
I 12-13
2
11- 5
(quar.)^
10-31
80c
,'
7 12- 2
7^1-47 6-16-4?:
U.
11-15
1-2
1-
() $7c
u—
Southern States Jron Roofing
20c
b
(year^end)-,
11-
Manufacturers—
West Penn Electric, 6%
Southern Canada: Power
10-31
53Vsc
Co., 4(4% preferred (quar.)—
Vulcanizing Fibre
b
10-107
8
25c
(quar.).I
9
11-
4-1-47
Extra
1
12- 2
$$1.50
IOC
11-15
2c
10-31
15
11-
$1.25
U.
11-15
$1
20c
$1.25
(quar.)
quarterly
11-
25c
$1-25
'
Naumkea# Steam- Cotton,
$1.12%
preferred (auar
S.-Loan Society (Phila.) (s-a)—
U.
11-15
$1.12Va
—
—
11-15
rr7C;
.
;
10-31
(<juar.)
preferred
{
10-31
11-15
5%, preferred (quar.)
10-25
12-16
4V*% preferred (quar.)__
4% preferred
(quar.)———
12-14
11-15
5%
12-10
'
12-14
1-2
7
25C
(quar.)
85c
—<
Ltd.
Engineering &
United Merchants &
"•
12-10
fK '
5%
87VaC
-——
6%. preferred
Southern
11- 2
2
:
;
National Tea
National
10-18
Railway Co., common (quar.)
5%' non-cum. preferred (quar.)-„—b^wi^
series------------—b-—«
^Selected .Group
11-29
11-14
11-20-
92V2c
...
Foundry
7% preferred (quar.)
United Gas Improvement-..
11-29
11-25
1
12-20
77:1-72;.
11-15
.......
30C
Southern
%
series
America.
11-
12-14
12-
"
75C
of
11-30
12-14
11-20
25C
United
1
1
-87V2o
(quar.).
tlnited Corporations, Ltd., class A
Class B
'
Southern California Edison,
11-18
1-
(quar.)i—i'——$1.12Vb
.vpreferred- stock'.series__v—■'
California
Co.
10-25
11-9
12-
"-'■
Co
10-21
Co—
preferred
Southam Co.,
National Pumps Corp.—
6% prior preferred (qdar;)bb--,b;J
National Securities Series-*-
of
$1.50 <
(Alexander) & Sons, common (quar.)..
Increased
^10-22*
12-
10c
-
Co.
11-30
Southeastern Greyhound Lines—
:
415c
$1,12Vi
it National Linen Service
Lead
7" New common
11-12*
12-1
11-30
South Bend Lathe Works—"":
_
(initial quar.)—
Oil
11-15
11-15
,
.......
12-31
(quar.)
common
Pulp Co.—
Common
(increased
11-12*
12-10
20c
$4.50 pfd.. (quar.) b.M
25c
25c
17V2c
■>
1
12-1
350
tm m
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred _(quar.).x...b.w.....^..,.
;
Soundview
11-15
& Chemical; jof;Gana,da--
convertible preferred
rn
11-
10-22
40o
Missouri—,
11-25
11-15
13^40
11-15
Oil, Go.—»b^.-Lb.---
3j/2%
12-14
:'10c$1.07
,
of
11-9
11-22
$1.50
(quar.)..
25c
preferred
7'#7 Extra
10-31
~
12-31
25C
(quar.)i_——
(year-end)
common (quar.)
Company
Smith
•
National Gypsun) Co.,
.
•
Skelly
11-30
$1.50
,
Biscuit
$25c
Simpsons, Ltd., 4V2% preferred (quar.)
Oil Corp. (quar.)
:
11-12
25c
United
—
Shawiriigan Water & Power Co.
12-10
——
National Cylinder Gas, common (quar,)—
•*»
Extra ••i—bu———b-J—T—^
4V4% preferred (quar.)—
National Drug
11- 6
11-20
12-
$1-75
' 60C
b
Inc-.; (extra) T---
Ngj^onal Cash Register (year-end) —-
50c
30c
National Casket Co., Inc., com. (increased)
$7 preferred (quar.)——d.———b,National Container Corp., common (quar.)
11-15
$1.75
Sighode Steel strapping, common (quar.)_>
; ■?*$%: preferred.; |quar.7«biibb^-b«bb-iw-^-.
12-10
12-28
15o
'
Storage
12-14
>
Sinclair
.
10-31
—...
Rubber
Extra
Manufacturing, $3.65 pfd. (initial)OH Co. (Del.)
(quar.)——b-J—L.
■:
Co.,' common->—————^
(quan)' ——
-:'bb
Union
68%C
common
Seaboard Surety Co. (quar.)
Secord
(Laura) Candy Shops
11-15
(quar.)—'
Union
10-15
Seaboard
11-15
12-2
Of America—*
National Acme- -Co.—.
——^
National Automotive Fibres_^i-j-_'
•.
$3.40
Sherman
11-15
Company ' (quar.)—
Co.
11-15
Paper Co.,
Paper Co.,
ScoviU
11-26
2
—50o
—
•
3714c
Producers Gorp." (s-a)
11-15
11-15
(quar.)
Scotten Dillon Co. (resumed)
11-15
12- 3
:
Murphy (G. C.)
-
11-15
12-
1 bb
rid
.•»
Extra
Mutual Chemical
11-
12-14
12-14
.$1
OilbMining Ac Development**
11-15
12-* 2
11-9
25C
$3.70
t;
Lawrence Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Scott
1
II-15
;-bb7.5©
^l"VQuarterly;::-u.-----.-i---l-——b-.b—.
12-14
$1.25
(irreg.)
preferred
(accum.)
Antonio Gold Mines (reduced)
San-Nap-Pak Manufacturing Co.—
: 70c
preferred (quar.)
Savage Arms Corp.__
Schenley Distillers (quar.)_—
11-30
—
r~
$3.50 preferred' (quar.)
50C
6%
11-30
1-
(increased)'— 1■ $14c
(quar.)-^—-—b-—443Vic
Morris Plan Insurance Society
11-29'
2
$lc
(interim)
preferred..
7fqiiar.)
&
CO.
12-14
v
11-15
12- 2
$15c
Montreal Cottons, Ltd., com.
,7%' preferred
Eiectrtc
50C
San
8
$$1.25
Moody's Investors. Service-* ;'
-b$3 participating' preferred (quar;)--^J-*i
;
5
12-
$1.25
—*——«
Monarch Knitting Co., Ltd.,* com.: (irreg.)...»
5%
preference
(quar.).
—
7: Moneta Porcupine' Mines, Ltd. (interim) bbb.
Union
$1.25
—
St.
11-15
11-
25c
—
(quar.)
(quar1.)
preferred
12-20
$1
30c
$1.25
Corporation
Missouri Gas St Electric Service (s-a)——
Missouri .Public Service
Asbestos
$1.75
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd.—
7 4% class A preferred (accum.)
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry—
—
preferred B
6 Vz%
preferred
v
Union
11-15
—$1.25
Ltd., common (quar.)—
$15c
6%
preferred (quar.)—
$$1.06(4
Iluppert ;(^acob),: 'common..—'
v'?5o
7- Extra
—•——
s.
25c
; 7 4 Va %
preferred (quar.)
$1,12 Va
Rolland
1
$1
Stock dividend
1
10O
& Co.,
preferred A (quar.)_
prior preference (quar.)
'
'
f.8%
I
Ltd.
8%
.
12-
12-12
11-8-
Co.—
T' **'W"1?**"•
'
$2
$30
25c
Company (quar.).....
Mines,
,
:
•
Goods
Dry
Rockwood
10-31
12- 2
(s-a)
common
preferred
11-15
12- 2
25c
"••;$1 prior preferred
10- 5
:
(increased)
Company, 6%
i— imm,*b
Common > .M
iC'75 iij.bb;
Trinity Universal Insurance <Dallas; (quar.)
Tyler Fixture, 7%
preferred A
'•
B (quar. Interim)
Manufacturing Co.,
Rheem
20c
(year-end)
Petroleum
Class
12- 2
25c
Mid-Continental
11-6
12-2
(quar.
(s-a)_-
Trane
10-25*
11-15
12-2
60c
(Del.)
(John R.)
Gold
11-ift m 10-157 11- 1
'
5°C
$2.50
interest
prep,
Manufacturing
preferred
12-14
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco—
;
Common;; (quar.' interim)
10-31
11-15
07 %c
'
$5
-
-
'
Republic Petroleum Co., common
5V4% preferred A (quar.)
12-15
1
$1.62%
Metropolitan Edison, 3.90% preferred (quar.)
Brewing, l0% preferred-'-—
iMickelberry's Food Products (quar.)
Extra
10-31
.
2
11-
$1.75
$1
Metz
,
I-
11-15
45c
JMerritt-Chapman ,& -Scott—
6)4% preferred A (quar.)
11-
35C
Extra,;:—
8
15e-
Mercantile Stores,: 7% preferred .(quar.)
Merrlmac Hat. 8% preferred--,
'
11-15
62 Vac
preferred
Meier & Frank
11-15
11-15
$5c
Quebec Power Company (quar.)
Reading Company, common (quar.)„
Reliance Manufacturing Co. (111.)—
:!i 3 Vz %
convertible preferred (quar.)
11- 8
12-
preferred
Meadville
:
.50c
(quar.) J—$1.0614
37%ft
Telephone Co., common (quar.)-
2nd preferred : (quar.>.-..;b-
150
preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Puget SoUnd Power & Light.—
,i
Quaker Oats Company. 6% preferred (quar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining, common (quar.)
-
$2
*
20o
MMMMO'W' V
$2.40
preferred
(quar.)
Thermatdmic Carbon Co.—
Thompson
7
50o
—
of
10-31
10-31
11-15
12- 2
30c
*t
(increased)
Certificated
11-18
(quar.)
$5
10-31
12- 2
Mines (quar.)$50V4C
..^.b.^i.^.i-bb:*--$$1.00%
McKesson & Robbins, - Inc., common (quar.)
60c
; ■ $4 ■ ■ preferred.'' .(quar,)—^-------^-^^
-77$*
Mead Corporation, common (quar.)—
25c
Extra.'
414%
Gas—
&
shares
Toburn
—
Electric
Service
1
5%
Sub
-
',
—
Public
11-
'
1- 2
1-2
40C
'W
■
Mclntyre Porcupine
*y "Extra.
-—
11-30
; 5oc
—
Proprietary'Mills, Ltd. (interim*
Public Service Corp. of New Jersey—
b
8% preferred (quar.)—i_—.i.b—..i—.
7%
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred (monthly)
6%
preferred (monthly)
11-29
11-30
*5j)C
■
4
12-
12- 2
50C
—
'
1
11-
(quar.)
&
(s-a)
Texas
Holder*
Payable 0/Rec,
$3c
$3c
50c
Tampa
12-1
'70c
Vogue Shops, 6% preferred
Gamble Co. (quar.)_—
Princess
Incorporated,, 4% preferred
Electric Co. (quar.)
Pacific Coal & Oil (s-a).
Texas Pacific Land Trust—
$75C
(6%
b'b Common
Share
—
$1.10
When
Pcr
r
w,
„
ok
■
preferred (s-a)
Plymouth Oil Co. (stock dividend) —
Quarterly
Prentice-Hall, $3 partic. preferred (quar.)
w
Name, of Cpmpany
J"* i
1?"1* ' Sylvanite Gqld Mines, Ltd., com. (quar.)
A",1"?!
Common" bearer >(quar,)
»Syracuse Transit Corp. (quar.) ______
2-15-47
2-5-47
Talon,
.
$1.50
2%
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie RR.-*
Procter
'T:-:'-r::;T77*:77'7
American
Marine
12-
13 %c
.
^ond9y,- November 4, 194S
s
payable of Rea.
t°nG
®°°
.
Majestic Radio &; Television Corp.—
5%% convertible preferred (s-a)
Marathon Corp.
(increased quar.)
—
Marconi international Marine Communica-
pivnhit*
Thnra
Share
•
$1
10-23
25c
:
■
jVf^^7! vT"'• ^
k W*.j
'
Lynch Corporation (increased)
Lyncnburg &1,Abingdon Telephone (s-a)—__
Lyon Metal products > (quar.) ____;
—
M. J." & M. & M. " ConsolidatedMadison Square Garden Corp. (quar.)——
Mahon
11-5*
12-21
II-15
Lumbermans
Insurance (Phila.) (s-a)
Eunkenheimer Company
——
2'I
12-
iv.^
Company
'Telephone; common (quar.).—
b Commoplquar.), '^..^b,b»—ububb-bUJbbi^"^
5*
12- 2
iii.ii.ii
iii-i»i*'iiiii^ii'iiii-iiiiii.ii—.
"'
11-5*
I-2-47
$2
\ *
w
11-
2
12-
$12 %|C
_
Iiock Joint Pipe Co., 8% preferred
Longhorn Portland Cement—
'5%
preferred (quar.) bib
4<i. |
Name of
«■
Peiiinsular
11- 5*
12- 2
12- T7
12-
toblaw Groceterias Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
1
Payable of Rec,
Share
•
.
Holders
When
Company
V'
.b
,
irjtMKV^VK.
i'
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COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL' -CHRONICLE
2324
•
*
:-"'• v
convertible preferred
1
1-21
'
7-21
YoUrigstdWn7Sheet & TUbe^ common (qua^) .7 v
'■7'vEktra::vb..b......—w--
7 ^75d
12- '6 711-23 ■.
750C
,12- 6
,11-2$
Cooperative Mercantile Institution—
7-:7
-.*7
7:7; -Quarterly" b——
—^— ■ / ;:75c
; 12-15 ■ 7 12-. 8'
K
'V
■;
b;7' '''v'/.y.;'
-l c}':
f' %
V
Zion's
'
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■
7: % Less
30% Jamaica income tax.
■
,
,
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15%
,
7
Canadian non-residents' tax.
in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
Non¬
tax l5%; resident tax. 7%. a Less British Income tax. '
tPayable
resident
'
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[Volume 164
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number -4539
■
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Investment News
——
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Philip Morris & Co., Ltd., Inc.—New Director—
>.-
O.
Parker McComas,
Vice-President, has been elected a director,
McComas, who Joined the cigarette company on Oct. 1 of this
year, was formerly vice-president of Bankers Trust Co. in
charge or
the banking and foreign departments.—V.
163, p. 2446.
(net^
Gross
•
The
with the
stocks. Price, $10.01 a.
will be used for pay¬
ment of debt an(( working capital. Issue not underwritten.
1945
1944
$223,497
$122,008
$221,934
220,000
220,000
220,000
♦After all
$0.55
$1.01
$0.97
changes and taxes.—V.
$1,317,667
96,350
532,112
575,536
deductions-
$282,474
$320,617
$529,932
$625,623
.
,
the
of
162, p. 3080.
called
for
redemption
six months intervening
common
Proceeds
;
#
/
from
from
:
1945
1946
$1,824,395
♦1,931,744
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
SeptemberCross
Wet
194S
from
railway
railway
from
Wet ry. oper.
Cross
Net
fjom
Wet ry.
-H-V*
oper,
55,705
221,976
1943
r' ,'v
^
5,469,772
339,246
income
.
164, p, 1728.
;
1,660,653
317,392
1,114,571
-
261,506
19,672,554
25,481,023
28,628,314
27,057,075
/
6,073,105
3,723,359
15,274,637
16,489,310
:
2,253,958
7592,749
2,488,638
2,986,946
♦603,96'
132,759
railway.-.-
income
1763.
164, p.
1943
1944
1945
•1946
September—
Net
have
been
called
for
v''
'V,,1
""1
5,482,744
1,681,147
1,308,102
>
"
.
The
directors
the
no
par
Nov.
1,394,991
scribed,
fthis year,
letter of notification with the
1946
redemption
will amount
to
paid In 1945.—V.
Dec.
on
50 cents
163,
share, as
S.
&
New
as
near
to
A.
San
to
Francisco,
Calif;, and. City
Bank
Farmers
Illinois
compared with
«n
'
of
week
the
and
Maryland;
required
Cumulative
companies
into
this
stock
($100
Dec.
loan
a
50,000 shs.
of each year
31
1955.
31,
30,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
11,250,000 shs.
agreement
On
Dec.
Bank
with
from
1947
to
1954,
of
not
less
than
one
after the
year
holders
the
tenth
authorized
the
number
of
common
1,250,000.
shares
from
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Declares
1,000,000
April 20
a
,
corrosion,
July 20, last.
It is expected that a final dividend for 1946 will
paid around the middle of December.
Last year the Fund
paid
final dividend of 35 cents on Dec.
15, which brought total payments
in 1945 to 80 cents per share.
*
The value of the Fund on
Sept. 30 as compared with 3 and 12
months ago:
fce
in
a
develops
the
it
Inc.
1,188.708
"
;•
1,12|2iP?f
'
the
sbbsidiary,
$16.19
$
'The
$
From
operations
•
'
tOther
income.
Divs.
from
61,987,562
306,543
.
■
/
1
•
"
>
32,200
gross income
■from' all sourcesCost of goods sold, gen.
eraF
'
84,449
corporation
scribed
;
,
$2,294*105
admin, expenses——
Interest
57,348,593
52,618,992 148,177,820 193,415,703
464,455
258,000
218,750
5,343
72,308
1,436,600
—
—
Normal tax and surtax-
1,109,500
1,757,800
Excess profits tax—--•Portion of expenses in-
curred
for
\,-
1,575,329
y
742,000
by
130,113
3,060,600,
-
631,250
one
Pipe
consist
,
.
788,200
2,527,280
788,200
2,364,600
stk.-
1,771,829
1,739,080
5,861,729
Earns.,per sh. on common (13,381,016 shs.)
5,839,870
$0.13
$0.42
$0.42
turing
8,226,329
located
j
.
,$0.13
V
ber
investments.—V. 164, p..
for postwar rehabilitation and other adjust¬
tlncluding interest and dividends from other
2158,
.•)
?v'.V
Metalurgica, S. A.
The latter
plant in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,
be
the
balance
engaged
in
the
Mexican nationals.
The
manufacture of .steel ship-
by
half
will
be
subscribed
by
the
company
and
one
half
,
Co.
at
Sydney,
Melbourne,
and
Brisbane,
Australia.
As
of
shares
at
April
of
common
&
Co., Inc., San Francisco.
The numstock, underwritten is 30,000. Company has
the
Blyth & Co., Inc., as its agent to
company
100,000 additional
shares of
164,
p.
2158.
v
sell for the account of
its common stock.—V.
v
?
-v
Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co., St. Louis, Mo.—Special Div.
V
directors
The
share
Nov.
on
1.
the
cn
Oct... 24 declared a special dividend of $1 per
stock, payable Nov. 15 to holders of record.:
of 75 cents each were made on this issue on
common
Distributions
did not believe that they were J«a$bincreased earnings at this $Mne.
'
of Certificate—
Exchange on Oct, 25 directed that
preferred shares, up to and including
York Stock
New
cumulative
$3.40
deliveries
Nov. XV,
be made either with temporary certificates or with perma¬
nent certifcates;
that beginning Nov. 13, 1946, only permanent ,eer>
tificates shall be a delivery.—V. 164, p. 1763.
<
1946, may
Seaboard Air Line RR.-—Earnings—
$7,991,545
981,032
From Jan. 1—
355,050
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway.——
oper.
164,
pp.
.
1943
$9,373,568 $11,263,575 $10,685,112
2,293,751
4,144,907
4,500.817
1,540,478
1,826,448
2,^,9$*
'•
railway
frofn
Gross
V 1944
1945
1916
September— 7
from railway
Net from railway
Gross
income—_
83,897,171 100,144,007 106,336,691 102,911,129
14,867,373
31,591,650
40,569,515
46,182,356
7,439,630
14,414,336
16,981,798
26,050;®4«
1914 and
Seagren Products, Inc.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files Wifh
SEC—
The
company
for 20,000
will
Oct. 23 filed a letter of notification with the jSEC
stock. Price, $10 a share. Proceeds
general corporate purposes. Issue not underwritten.
on
shares of $1 par Class A
be used
for
Seeman Brothers*
Inc.-7-Earnings—
1945
1944
1943
$89,633
$77,350
$93,375
104,200
104,200
104.800
share$0.86
$0.74
and provision for Federal taxes.—V. 164, p. 2058.
1946
$147,691
Quarters End. Sept. 30—
♦Net
profit
Outstdg.
Earns,
com.
per
♦After
312,600
$0.47
shares
com.
charges
Servel, Inc.—Year-End Dividend on
by
Co. (Far East) Limited. Rheem's initial contribution will
machinery and equipment having a value of approximately
employed
1946,
reserve
costs..
will
and
UNDERWRITERS—Blyth
balance of these expenses, amounting to $109,000 for the
quarter ended
30, 1946, and to $2,760,000 for the first nine months of
wartime
Rheem
30, 1946, thecompany had invested $197,709 in the Australian company.
♦Being the amount of the related tax reduction ($176,000 for third
of 1946 and $4,452,000 for first nine months of 1S46).
The
charged to the
company
they
permanency of
2058.
p.
Net ry, ,oper...ipcpp)e-—
Rheem Manu¬
70% interest in a
company
1,692,000—
.
quarter
ments of
a
»
V\r-.
palso owns an exact 50% interest in Rheem Manufac¬
(Australia) Proprietary, Limited, which is engaged in the
manufacture of steel containers,
tanks, and water heaters, at plants
8,204,470
2,364,600
"Was
of
The
-JSept.
as
owns
of the first half of 1945 and prior years,
estimated to be well above the comparable
Scott Paper Co.—Form
The
of
Products
<\i
in turn
modern
a
7
dividend
which
been abandoned, at least for the time being. ;
future, the company contemplates causing to be formed,
Singapoie, an affiliate to be known as "Rheem-Hume
Limited."
It will be capitalized for $940,000 (U. S.), of
$141,000.-
2,560,029
com.
East)
(Far
which
Hume
income-:----——
Balance for
also
are
therefore, .said
directors,
—V. .164,
near
479,995
dividend-——
Net
Hd.
Research
above those
earnings
current
fied ip assuming the
in the Colony of
3,903,900
12,682,500
67,000
—
the
company
the
I11
2,678,983
postwar
(net)
reconversion
It
This plan has
-—551,575
of patents
Amort,
known
constructed
usual quarterly
1945. The directors stated, however, that they did not thwlk
it advisable to increase- the common stock dividend/ which has been
25
cents
a -share
since the three-for-one split-up,
"because of
disturbed
business conditions
which may exist during 1947."
-Wbe
subsidiary,
wholly' owned
Inc. which
Usual Dividends—
period in
.
devel¬
selling
and
Depreciation
Rheem
used
ore
of
ping containers and household products near Mexico City.
:
;
Company contemplated the formation of a Canadian subsidiary with
a
capitalization of $600,000 (U.
S.)
of which two thirds would be
subscribed"by the company and one third "by Canadian nationals.
'58,702,120 163,604,191-222,002,801
operating,
opment,
has'a
alsb
has
Mexican
Total
1945,
sale
the
manufacture of steel shipping containers commenced
'on May 29. 1946.
It is contemplated that in the near future other
products will be added.
Company's investment in. Rheem Brazil as
at April 30, 3946 was $378,878. <
"'-V.
In July, 1946, the compauy caused to be formed, in the Republic
of Mexico,
an
affiliate known as Rheem de Mexico S. A.
It has
been capitalized for $700,000 (U. S.)t of Which 49% will be sub¬
58,482,737 163,135,559 221,122,315
187,183
468,632
796,037
foreign
subsidiaries
of
perlite
materials.
and
which
in
$
Cross income:
of
building
manufacture
■""■1
compaiTy
company
1946—9 Mos.—1945
$
and
to
be
formed
in
California
a
subsidiary,
Globe As¬
which is presently engaged in the mining, processing and
of asbestos.
It owns a two-thirds interest in this subsidiary.
April 30, 1946, the company had invested $223,562 in this
at
As
Subs.)—Earnings
1946—3 Mos.—1945 K
October
processing
and
of
substantially
'
Co.,
selling
Brazilian
Period End. Sept. 30—
In
facturing Co. of Brazil,
Radio Corp.. of America (& Domestic
and
the
declared the
and Oct. 1,- this year.:
'regular quarterly dividend of $1.25 per share on the 5% f»xeferred stock, par $100, was also declared, payable Jan. 1 .to h(4dqra
of record Dec. 4.
'
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'
It was announced
that earnings for the first half of 1946 weue
t
insulation
articles,
others.
to
mining
of
30
the common stock, par $5, payable Dec. 17 Ui
record Dec. 4. Similar distributions were made on ApsU
The
caused
bestos
'""
$17.50
$15.26
in
patents
and
licenses
*
Sept. 30,'46 June 30/46 Sept. 30,'45
$18,133,000 $19,806,000 $14,596,000
and
manufacture
Oct,
on
1, July 1
assets
and
directors
The
•
of that now carried on by the company.
Included in the
so acquired Were a
manufacturing; plant at Emeryville, Calif.,;
plant at Richmond, Calif.
The directors have declared 9. .dividend of J.5.
' y
"
■
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'
cemts per share ori[
\
Tbe manufacturing operations of ths company are carried on in
the common stock, payable Nov.
i, to holders .of ;record Oct. 21, it
its .own plants located at Richmond, Calif., Stockton, Calif., South
■was announced on Oct. 24.
.Gate, Calif., Chicago,
ill.,. Houston, Tex., New Orleans, La,, Bir¬
Distributions of 10 cents each Were made on this issue on
March 14,
mingham, Ala., Sparrows Point, Md., and Bayonne, N. J., and in a
July 2 apd Nov. 1, last year; none since.—V. 160, p. 2652.
privately-owned plant leased to the company located at Salt Lake
City, Utah.
In addition, research, engineering and development op¬
(George) Putnam Fund of Boston—To Take Action on
erations were carried on in leased buildings located at Eddystone,
Final Dividend in December — Asset Value
Pa., and Pasadena/ Calif.
$15.26 per
Share—>
The company has a wholly-owned domestic subsidiary, Rheem Re¬
A distribution of 15 cents
search Products Inc., which is engaged principally in the manufacture
per share was made on Oct. 21,
1946,
and sale
of
to stockholders of record Sept.
"Tridite," a solution tor the coating of metals against
30, 1946, the same as made on
Shares; outs|;anding.->>^^'
op
note evidencing the
the
on
phases
No/ of
company
25 cents per share on
of
be
to
,
With SUC
Oct. 25 filed a registration statement for $14,*000.000 1st mortgage, bonds, due 198!. Underwriting, to be deternuwjd
by competitive bidding. Offering is part of the company's refinanci»g
program
which includes the issue and sale of $5,000,000 10-year
serial notes, bearing interest at 1.75%, Proceeds, together with treas¬
ury funds, will be used to redeem $19,131,000 1st mtge. sinking lund
gold bonds, 4Viz% series
1979, at 102Va.—V. 164, p* 1783: /
"
1945, the company entered
America National Trust and
$150,000,. commencing
coaters,
/Safe Harbor Water Power Corp.—Registers
s.Tlie
Entire
12,
of
machine
of. the largest and most modern in the country,
, >... '
Justin H." McCarthy has been
appointed chief engineer at the
company's kraft pulp division In Seattle, Wash.—V. 164, p. 2058:
■
series
power
new
increase
corpo¬
Purolator Products, Inc.—Declares 15-Cent Dividend—
Net asset value per share../..:.;....."
—V. 163, p. 1289.
first stage of a $6,000,000 expan¬
the latest type Roberts grinders, construction
and electrical distribution system, and installa^
all designed to make the Deferiet plaujt
battery of
plant
a
of
loan, and final maturity and payment
anniversary
of the note.
The entire sum of
$2,000,000 was borrowed on Dec. 31, 1945 and the proceeds used to
retire all outstanding 10-year sinking fund 3%% debentures, series A/
fin June, 1946, the articles of incorporation were amended so as to
date
26, 1946 totaled 198,968,000 kwh.; as
178,058,000 kwh. for the corresponding week last year,
resources—;
the
one
Outstanding
$1*850,000
$2,000,000
par)
(par $1)
due on Dec.
due
instalments
increase of 11.7%.
net
completion of
program
new
a
tion
,
Total
Capacity of Plant—
the
include
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Association, by the terms of which the Bank agreed to lend
to the company the sum of $2,000,000, with interest at the rate of
2 V2%, the interest to be payable quarterly and the principal in annual
Oct.
and
Called—
plant's capacity from 80,000 tons to 110,000 tons annually,
at Deferiet," Mr. Ferguson stated,
"is part of ;a
expansion of all the company's operations and will enable
us
to
boost production
of bleached groundwood, catalog, directory
and magazine papers to meet the rising demand for these produets.-""
Additional
installations under
the current program
at Deferiet
HISTORY
& BUSINESS—Company was
Electric output of the operating companies served
incorporated on Jan. 22,
by this corpora¬
tion for the week ended Oct.
1930, in California.
The present company is the successor to two
19, 1946, totaled 171,799,000 kwh., as
.compared with 174,229,000 kwh. for the
Copartnerships and a corporation/ ail of '.jvhich had been engaged
corresponding week last year,
/ for some years prior thereto: in: business similar to one *or more
■&. decrease of 1.4%.—V. 164, p. 2057.
,
/
Ferguson, President, on Oct. 24 announced a 37% % Increase
papermaking capacity of the company's Deferiet, N. Y., plant,
"The
Savings
Corp.—Outputby
; 2,097,188
long-range
increase
Cumulative preferred stock 4 Va %
Common
alphabetical
served
1763.
possible by
lifted
to
to
preferred stock
♦$150,00G
operating
ended
1.877,461
sion and development program at the company's large pulp and paper
;,s
If
<
s
of a new 218-inch Fourdrinier: machine,
bringing
six the number of machines now
producing paper at Deferiet, has
the
CAPITALIZATION
to
the
12,317,960
6,597*051
i,670.871
mills here;J,
Installation
of
com¬
Irving Trust Co., trustee, 1 Wall St., New York, N-. Y.—V. 164, p. 1913.
output
6,878,664
1,177,174
K.
the
made
Co.
pomplete the purchase of equipment and
production
in
the
present
man¬
lines at various plants; the balance if any, will be used
to augment working capital.
The $2,511,069 bank loans were obtained
by the company to fulfill prior commitments in the inauguration .of
its [program of expansion.
Public Service Co. of Colorado—Partial
Redemption—
for
Trust
in
from the sale of the 200,000 shares will be
outstanding short-term-bank loans totaling $2,511,069;
construction of buildings at the company's plants in
repay
complete
machinery
ufacturing
possible.
Public Utility Engineering & Service
3,276,739
incoma__.
St, Regis Paper Co.—Increases
R.
agents:
PURPOSE—Proceeds
used
The company has called for
redemption on Dec. 1, next, at 101 and
Interest, $400,000 of 4% sinking fund debentures due Dec. 1, 1949,
through operation of the sinking fund.
Payment will be made at the
Electric
public
York.
balance
ration
125,909
14,508,103
corporation has called for redemption on Nov. 18, next CJ>
all of tbe outstanding first mortgage sinking fund 3%% bonds, series C,
at 103 and interest, and (2) all of the outstanding second morgt^ge
.[5%vgginking fund bonds at 102 and interest/"'^-vii'^
Immediate < payment
of the full
redemption price, plus accrued
interest to Nov. 18,
1946, will be made upon presentation and sur¬
render of said bonds at The Royal Bank of Canada in Montreal or
Toronto, Canada, at the holders' ^option.—V..164, p. ,2158.
V- '"•vV><
'V
v/' .i
?'
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Stock Oversub¬
Authorized
always
122,491
13,861,910
5,966,183
■
2446.
p.
92,560
not
American Trust Co.
San Francisco, Calif,
and
Chase National Bank New York.
Registrars: Bank of America N. T.
2,
per.
$1,232,558
547,706
170,043
11,966,119
St. Maurice Power Corp.—Bonds
♦Unsecured instal. note payable to bank
as
Pro¬
is
In connection with public offering of the 130,stock, the company will offer 70,000 addi¬
Transfer
NOTE"—For mechanical reasons it is not always
possible to arrange companies in exact alphabetical
order.
However, they are
position
Issue
railway
income
oper.
Net ry, oper.
—V. 164, p.
SEC
offering price.
Oct. 25 declared a dividend of 20 cents per share
common
stock, payable Dec. 31 to holders of
Together with the 30-cent payment made on July 31,
cents
share.
a
work.
tional shares to Bethlehem Steel Co. at the initial
SEC
value
total for
pared with 20
cents
163.898
392,615
railway-—
Net from railway—
000 shares of
on
22.
50
development
$1,239,126
185,537
Gross i'rom
new issue of 130,000 shares of common stock
($1 par) was offered to the public Oct. 23 at $21.75 per
share by Blyth & Co., Inc., and was quickly oversub¬
Power Corp. of Canada, Ltd.—20-Cent Common Div.—
jTecord
and
$917,594
/K From': JaaZ/l^/:/
scribed—A1
5,937,185
2,174,486
next, through
•operation of the sinking
fund, $148,050 of first mortgage bonds due
JNov. 15, 1958, at
par and interest; Payment will be made at The
JNew York Trust
Co., corporate trustee, 100 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
—V. 163, p. 2446.
<on
Price,
common.
mining
ry.
$1,037,304
railway
The
Poli-New England Theatres, Inc.—Partial
Redemption
There
par)
for
of notification with the
Rheem Manufacturing Co.—Common
common
($1 par). Price, $2 a share.
JProceeds will be used for
working capital. Issue not underwritten.
.
(50c
used
letter
a
from
208,249
Pocroot Hotels Corp., Philadelphia—Files With SEC—
a
be
filed
from
Net
underwritten.
'
The company on Oct. 23 filed
Xor 150,000 shares of Class A
Oct. 21
shares
will
$2,890,605
St. Louis Brownsville & Mexico Ry.- -Earnings—
■
Gross
153,164
,
,
350,000
ceeds
$606,920
3,449,797
railway
1943
$614,436
192,935
80,944
y,
Prom Jan* 1—
from railway.*.;....
:
$431,963
95,589
91,489
;
_
income
for
1944
1945
$469,211
•
between the date fixed for such redemption and
Files With SEC—
on
'
^ t -'
railway_„__
♦Deficit.—V.
,
company
,
.
1,645,795
283,684
•
The
•,
1944
$3,011,365
1,589,405
$2,298,551
398,410
railway
railway____„«
Net ry. oper.
1,
Dec.
on
and
each.
r
v
Net jry. oper. Income^^
Net
outstanding
the respective dates of maturity expressed in the notes.
Payment will
be made at the Guaranty Trust Co. of New York,
trustee, 140 Broad¬
next, out of
way, New York, N. Y.W ''•■'■
■''■■K.
i
"
moneys in the sinking fund, $132,000 of first mortgage 4'/a % bonds,
The serial notes, series A, due Dec.
clue
Dec.
1,
1,1946, will be paid at maturity,
1050,
nt
102
and
interest; $41,000 of first mortgage
4>/a %
bonds, series B, due Dec. 1, 1950, at -102 and interest, and h —V. 164, p. 1913. '
$70,000 of first mortgage 4Vi% bonds, series C, due Dec. 1,
at 100 and interest.
Payment will be made at the Chemical Bank &
Reymert Extension Silver Mines, Superior/ Ariz.—
Trust Co., trustee, 165
Broadway, New York, N. Y.—V. 163, p. 258b.
has
company
from
from
Gross
serial notes, series A, du© 1947-1948, have
been; called for redemption on Dec. l* next, at par and interest, plus a
premium equal to 15/100ths of 1% of the principal amount for each
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
\
'.'.''■•'•a'.'V,
•
September—
Net
Railway Express Agency, Inc.—Calls Serial Notes—
All
letter of notification
a
preferred
share of
.
.'
From Jan.
Ijfj43./-:'-'
$212,559
25 filed
of
one
Richmond Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings—
$1,432,526
806,903
$1,119,858
799,241
$1,105,468
Oct.
on
consisting mf
114,859
$814,586
—
income
Net
220,000
$1.02
outstanding
Earnings per share
$1,023,508
68,248
$$$*
—V. 164, p. 832.
194G
Shares
$1,037,220
company
7,500 shares each
unit
Gross
Pittsburgh Forgings Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Quarter End. Sept. 30—
•Net profit
income
Income
'I
;
.
Laboratories, Inc., Edmonds, Wash.—Files Witfe
SEC—
-
-
69,720
income—
income
Mr.
-
.
$744,866
Operating
Other
'
.
Ridd
for
•
'.•),:
and on Feb. 1 and Sept. 1, 1945.—V. 164,
year,
.
—
(Continued from page 2290)
this
959.
p.
1946—12 Mos.—1945
Total oper. revenues.—
$6,693,690
$6,394,194
Operating expenses——2,833,367 > 2,323,603,3,764,289
3,139,367
Maintenance
:
■
> 385,704
290,584
546,500
402,862 /
Depreciation
a—, 357,027 :-: i.i324,754,.
465,278 V;
433,146'
Taxes (incl. Income tax)
777,689
896,340
894,115
1,101,152
1946—9 Mos.—1945 '
$5,098,653
$4,872,501
Period End. Sept. 30—
V
1 and Sept. 3,
Feb.
Queens Borough Gas and Electric Co.—Earnings
General Corporation and
2325
CHRONICLE;
Common Stock—
declared a year-end dividend of 30 cenjte
per share on the 1,726,926 shares of common stock outstanding, par
$1, payable'Dec. 16 to holders of record Nov. 26.
^^^[7
-—Distributions of 25 cents each were made on the common stock on
March 1, June 1, Sept. 1 and Dec. 1, last year; none since.
The usual quarterly dividend of $1.12 % per share on the outstanding
60,000 shares of $4.50 cumulative preferred stock, no par value, was
also declared, payable Jan. 2 to holders of record Dec. 12.—V. 164,
.
p.
The directors
14.
Oct.
on
-
.
29
■
7-Up Texas Corp.* Houston, Texas
SEC—
—
Registers With
.
Oct." 28. filed a registration statement with the
SEC for 71,141 shares
(45c par) Class A common and 35,441 shares
(45c par) Class B common. The- underwriters who are also the selling
stockholders are Dempsey-Tegeler Co., St. Louis, Mo.; Dittmar & Co.^
San Antonio, Texas, StiXel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc., St. Louis, Mo.; and
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., Dallas, Tex.
The
company
on:
(
BUSINESS—Company
OP
HISTORY
of individuals who formerly comprised the key personnel of
Foreign Sales Department of Butler Brothers New York Division
incorporated in New York Jan. 1, 1945.
>,<'•
.
' w'
'
The
is
company
various
markets.
foreign
merchandise rin
Net
the
At
lines of
/ The
textiles,
three
past
the
in
corporation
Net ry.
various
etc.
*./i;
has discontinued a large
years
profitable
enough to continue doing business.
At the present time the company
Is serving approximately 2,000 active accounts throughout the world.
The accounts consist of the larger retail, wholesale and chainstorev
concerns in the principal cities in the foreign markets.
corporation's
bulletins,
and
to
keep
to
the
time
the
of
i '
-
PURPOSE—The
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
17,945,152
4,048,716
__
17,222,902
4,443,315
1,453,133
1,874,974
income.
164,
__
The
to
•
Iron
v
Authorized
stock
of
all
VOTING
Preferred
into
of
redemption on Nov. 20, next, of
convertible preferred stock at $105
<•
■
\,
>
r
.
'
v
have the privilege of convertings their stock
stockholders
into
v "
,
The
right
to
INCOME STATEMENT, 8
conversion
and
Bank
Title
-
of
Manhattan
the
Guarantee and
COMPANY
land
Finance
costs
Nov.
T
'
of
Co., New York/ is transfer'
Co., New York, is registrar.
on
$92,683.
conduct
manufacturing,
a
pro- '
.
each,
agent,
for
'
food.
It
the
continue
to
intends
Alex.
and
scale.
In
the
of
excess
January,
company's
1943,
organization
of
its
over
expenses
to
revenue
Dodge
Clark
&
■
Riter
L. F. Rothschild & Co..™
Salomon Bros.
Co,_
2,000
3,000
l,OQo
Shields
7,500
Elkins, Morris & Co.......
Elworthy & Co
Equitable Securities Corp..
Fauset, Steele & Co
Putnam Ac Co.«^————
1,000
1,500
...
f 7.SOO
Robinson
Co..
&
Smith, Barney & Co.™--!.
Stone 8c Webster Securities
1,500
3,000
Spencer Trask & Co.™___
Hemphill, Noyes & Co..
4,000
1,000
J. J.
Hilliard & Son....
B.
Hornblower
Weeks...._
&
Corp.
4,397
it.has had net
follow:. 1943,
In the eight-month period
sustained a net Iobs from its
company has been on an operating basis
taxes
in' the
last
three
full
years,-as
Aug.
31,
W. -C.
1945, $143,703.
the
1946,
company
Hutton
Corp
G. H._yWalker & Co
White, •fyeld & Cb._._
4,000
operations amounting to $144,347.
,
,
The company's management has reason to expect, on. the. basis of
orders, conditional as to price, for substantial quantities of its planned
production of cured soya oil, soya oil meal and mill feed, and on
the basis/of the general condition of the market for cured soya flour,
7,500
Langley ft Co,.
Lazard
—V.
Co
&
& Co.~™
Freres
164,
—
4,000
3,000
7,50®
4,000
& Co....
Securities
Union
Whiting,
$150,000 loan- to. the company.
E.
7,500
—._™
Anthony
Tucker,
Dean
ending
1,000
7,500
Sachs & Co._^
7,500
7,500
4,000
7,500
1944, $70,367, and
4,00®
I, M. Simon & Co.™
Hawley, Shepard & Co,.t„
Hayden, Stone & Co.
was
4,00®
.
& Company
Kidder, Peabody -ft Co..™
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
the
&
4,000 i
2,000 /
tyeeks/<fc Stubbs.
Witter-As
Co
4,000
1,000
1,500&■
Wurts, Dullest Co..™™
Yarnall it Co.—
™:™
™
2193.
p.
:
:
2,00®
—
Scranton
W.
Chas.
—:
& Hutzler.^
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
Goldman,
31,
'1,000
11,00®
2,00®
^—
:
Pressprich & Co.
W.
R.
property of the company)
after
2,000
Phillips, Schmertz &
1,000
losses
1,500
—
McDonald & Co———
Janney> &
a
Inc.
Mason-Hagan,
W.
to secure
7,500
3,000
3,000
Co.__^
Co
i
Dominick
&
Dominick
4,000
Brothers
Lehman
Laurence M. Marks & Co._
1,500
1,000
Co..
&
&
Hlgginson Corp
3,500
4,000
1,500
(Inc.)
& Co.™
Davenport
commenced producing cured
the company
W.
Courts
manu¬
Dec.
Shares
Lee
2,000
Sons.
&
Republic Co.
E.
Mary#
Company had-virtually no revenue,
and development programs entailed
date
Brown
Central
,
commercial
a
No. of
No. of
explore
animal
•
y/V '
Shares>
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.™ 19,250
Blyth & Co., Inc.
19,250
A. C. Allyn & Co. Inc
3,500
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.™
3,500
:
Clark,
incorporated in
was
follows;
as
are
v
names
of the principal underwriters and
shares of stock severally to be purchased by
soya,
on
a
commercial scale, in its mill at Hagerstown,
Md., on
which Reconstruction Finance Corp. has a lien (as well as un other
$21,058;
Reserve for Federal Income .taxes
to
these
the
1942,
$19,552
__
Trust
BUSINESS—Company
1932,
its promotional and research
considerable expense.
From the
.w^-v9,728
before Federal income taxes™.,
was
•
--
;
number of
-
products, and also to engage.-in the .production of
low-fat soya flour, soya oil and soya, oil meal.
*
.
<
t|ntil 1943 the company made no attempt to., manufacture any
Since
iNet income
...
of
Company
1
Stock Offered—Peter. Mor¬
—
but
$9,824
Other income
AND
3,
beans)
soya
prbducts
$31,509
21,685
w—„
.
Balance-:.
■
-l
71,466
Net profit before financing costs
,
subsidiaries
its
UNDERWRITERS^—The
the maximum
*
the possibilities of the successful ex¬
ploitation of the curing of soya beans, and ultimately to manufacture
various products
therefrom.
Company is now manufacturing "cured
whole (full-fat) soya flour and soya grits for humatr '©snsttmption
and, as a by-product, mill feed (consisting of 4he ground-up -hulls
of
461,519
\i''ti
■■
Belling, general and administrative expenses——..—.^.——
Trust
"
„
Co., New York on Oct. 30 offered 375,000 shares
of common stock (par 10) at $4 per share.
^v' "$564,495
Cost of goods sold
the
is
^
Soya Corp. of America
'
1
agent
7 L
1
gan &
278,348 shs.
MONTHS ENDED AUG. 31, 1946
and
company
////,•'
facture
tfet sales
must be exercised on or before
convert
'<
/ Georgia, Atlanta, Ga.
-voting
a
5,000,000 shs.
—«««.
BUSINESS—Company
subsidiaries.
stock in the ratio of ten shares of common for each share
common
preferred.
15, 1946.
The
redemption
comprising the present manage¬
trust agreement whereby they have
pledged with a voting trustee 188,348 shares of the common stock of
the company presently owned by them for a period of ten years;, *
entered
5%
Nov.
TRUST—-The' individuals
have
ment
Roofing Co., Savannah, Ga.—
the outstanding shares of
share and dividends,
per
■ '
|ft Outstanding
500,000 shs.
<par 25 cents)
&
v
CAPITALIZATION, GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
«
220,000 shs* •
3,174,527 shfii '
•
•
agents
i
<
States
Outstanding
350,000 shs.
........
stock
cessing and merchandising business in a large variety of' products,
•primarily
food
products,
foodstuffs,
distilled products
and malt,
throughout the United States and Iri certain of such products- .to Canada, and a number of foreign countries.
The company is primarily an operating company.
There are eight
active subsidiaries operating in the United States.
Foreign operation*
are
conducted
by 13 other active subsidiaries.
All of the capital
stocks of subsidiaries are owned by the company or by wholly-owned
The. directors have authorized the.
of this issue is to pay the outstanding
its factors and to eliminate the necessity
purpose
corporation
•
-Common
27,333,107
24,718i365
2193.
p.
,
1
21,796,548
12,857,404
income.
Calls Preferred Stock—
of, maintaining factoring arrangements which have not only been
exceedingly costly, but are presently retarding the corporation from
increasing its business.
The elimination of the factoring charges will
substantially increase the corporation's net profit on its sales and
4he additional available capital will permit the company to proceed
with the expansion of its business, '
,
.
20,717,235
9,780,658
3,618,277
22,322,746
8,144,503
3,552,095
FINANCING
Incorporated in Delaware
June 28,
1929.
It commenced operations in September, 1929 as a
consolidation and continuation of the long established businesses of
Fleischmann Co., Royal Baking Powder Co., Chase and Sanborn, Inci,
and E. W. Gillett Co., Ltd.
Its operations have been expanded from
time
to
time, particularly through the purchase of the - established
businesses of Standard Margarine Co., Inc. (and associated companies),
Loudon Packing Co., and Shefford Cheese Co., Inc.
y.
HISTORY
158,632,803 192,098,415 196,256,220 182,650,153
30,107,610
70,948,870
78,935,608
86,680,567
railway-
railway
oper.
Southern
worldwide organization posted on all current additions
expanding line of merchandise, and at the same
valuable merchandising hints concerning the different
the
railway-
railway
oper.
.
•
EFFECT TO PRESENT
Common stock. (no par)-—--i.
1943
1944
1945
From Jan. 1—
Gross
constantly
present
from
from
ry.
(no par)
cumulative pfd.
$3.50
1946
'
■
required)
to redeem, at $110 per
unexchanged shares of old preferred stock,
Authorized
Southern Ry.-- -Earnings—
Net
well as to certain important foreign clients and
corporation's sales promotion department serves
products.
debt
all
to
addressed
questionnaires
periodic
as
The
accounts.
/
Applied
extent
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
sales
and
sales
distributors,
house
the
to
Preferred stock
Net
organization consist of 71 active agencies,
sub-agencies and distributorships throughout the world, each of which
confines its efforts to the adequate exploitation-and sale of its specific
lines.
The promotional activities of the corporation's
sales depart¬
ment revolve around
a
series of
up-to-date and carefully prepared
The
5,049,857
4,918,878
286,470,044 370,096,717 372,650,664 344,602,395
32,108,364 102,048,105 117,771,918 136,440,437
17,722,026
26,781,265 30,785i091 46,329,788
income—
oper.
Net
"exclusive
own
1,576,502
/
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&/$>; Incorporated, Registrar,
Morgan
Trust Co.
164, p. 1915.
Gross
world-wide sales coverage, the majority of whom
representatives," covering
the markets of
Central and South America, the West Indies, Europe, the Scandinavian
countries, the Near East and Far East, South and West Africa, etc.
its
1,717,781
,
P.
AGENT—J.
;
y
(together with treasury,
share plus';'
dividends, all
to pay the
cash adjustments payable to holders of old preferred stock accepting
the exchange offer, ahd to pay expenses and underwrlting commissions.
funds
1—
September—
The corporation has
lire
—V.
whom it felt it was not
accounts with
its smaller
of
number
income—
oper.
from
■'//-
best efforts to procure in due
$3.50 cumulative preferred stock
Its
use
PURPOSE—The cash proceeds will be
15,790,419
2,811,474 >13,390,362
will
the shares of
the New York Stock Exchange.
of
listing
Central Hanover Bank and
railway
Net from railway
notions, etc., and its own exclusive brands in
including hosiery, underwear, women's dresses,
cosmetics,
ry.
Gross
1943
'
4,237,454
railway
the
TRANSFER
1944
$37,430,649 $41,670,456 $38,713,661
$32,586,128
railway
From Jan.
time the corporation represents exclusively
more than 20
leading American manufacturers, acting as their foreign sales agents
and distributors.
The corporation also distributes a large and divers¬
ified line of household utensils, such as enamelware, glassware, chinapresent
ware,
from
Net
sale of
distribution and
exclusive
the
in
engaged
chainstore
of
lines
from
'
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1945
1946
September—.
Gross
and. was
to
//'v/
LISTING—Company
course
Southern Pacific Co.—Earnings—
group
the
for
subscription warrants
the
purchase
to
proposes
be; subject)
present laws
Pennsylvania will
the 4-mill personal property,
who are residents of
preferred stock
new
V/-':": /-#/
on
1943, by
1,
organized Jan.
was
also
of
under
not
•
Birmingham common.—V. 164, p.' 2193.
Agent and Registrar, Irving Trust Co.
Transfer
a
cost of $9.50 a share.
Southern
(par 250) at $3 per share.
stock
holders
$10 a share.
Mr. Van Den Berg owns 665
has offered to sell it to Southern at his
at
Birmingham and
of
shares
Oct. 29 offered 90,000 shares of common
on
their stcck
purchase
Engel,
Sharot-May Co., Inc.—Stock Offered—Hautz &
New York
Monday, November 4, 1946
CHRONICLE
■THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
2326
.
Net income for
^-V.
period.
/,
.
,
$15,155
/
164, p.^2058.
Shatterproof Glass Corp., Detroit, Mich,— Registers
that
With SEC—
The
SEC
for
of
par)
common.
The
market.
'
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Price,
.
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f
^^
C1
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"fYA
srC 1
1,'
x-\
-
,
(W. A.) Sheaffer Pen Co.—Advances Seven Executives
■"At
A.
Mr.
B.
also
Olson
Howard
becomes
takes
over
W.
F.
Heising's place
And
Bernard J. Byers was promoted
vi Manufacturing.
The
A
next
board
of
annual
from, five
directors
meeting,
to
a
seven.—V<
will
164, p.
EARNINGS
2588.
and
to $75,000
out of
stock
'
of
Power
as
the
at
>
,
depreciation—-1
from
railway..
Net from railway
Net ry. oper.
have
i
958,058 shs.-.
•
Gross
$582,010
227,057
>
-
$140,755
11,109
13,661
50,884
income
22,786
-
"
117,848*
from
Net
—V,
ry.
oper.
164,
p;
income
1765.
other
$162,163
51,246
19,483
1,658,009
1,562,169
€09,108
:497,70J
196,638 Mi*179,925
66,947
Net
in securities and real estate
$237,105
Jjfet profit from security, etc./ transactions....
101,445
/ /'■ From
"
1944
Profit before minortity interest
■-t
Minority -'interest..
Net
-i
f.v-ir„,
,
$338,550
™,
,,
28,822
„
profit
.....
.
Preferred dividend
requirements...
:
-$309,728
„
25,188/
-
^Earned, per share on 1,544,537 commonshares_w.™...._..
—V. 164, p. 1251.
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South Carolina Electric & Gas
Co.—Registrar—'
The Manufacturers Trust Co., New York, N. Y., has been
New York registrar for the common stock.—V, 164. p. 1764.
,
Southeni Colorado Power Co;-—Weekly
...
Electric
output of
Electric
totaled
of
output
as
Output-^
2,071,000
26,
kwh;
an
with
v"'
2,058,000
kwh:- for
increase of 9.2%.—V.
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Files Plan to
1946
fbr" the
for the week ended Oct.-19,
compared
as
last year,
with
;
increase of 9.0%.
an
this company
kwh.;
2,243,000
corresponding week
compared
year,
1946,the
164, p. 2059. '
Speed Sub¬
sidiaries' Merger—
/
latter
the
facilitate
To
Alabama
Gas
has
Co.,
ultimate
both
of
merger
Birmingham
Co.
Gas
with
of Southern'Natural Gas
subsidiaries
Co., the
interest in
the minority
shares.
Southern now
owns
/
At the same time, Birmingham applied for permission to sell 45,509
additional common 6hares ($2 par)
to its stockholders on the basis of
to the SEC to purchase
amounting to 28,547
common
199,001 common shares of Birmingnam.
applied
Birmingham
'
one
share
for
five
interests exercise
shares
held
at
$8
a
share.
Assuming the
minority
their rights, the interest would be increased by 5,709,
to 34,256 shares.
Southern
except
C.
proposes
Van
Den
to
offer to
Berg,
Jr.,
all
a
other stockholders
director
of
of
Southern,
Birmingham
the
From Jan.
Gross
—V.
17,568,088
8,426,031
2,999,647 Y 4,345,631
20,661,139
19,254,990
6,910,048
6^W),441
3,525,975
right
to
Standard. Brands Inc.—Preferred Stock
Offered—Dil¬
lon, Read & Co. Inc. and Blyth & Co., Inc., headed an in¬
vestment banking group which underwrote the exchange
offer by the company of 220,000 shares of its $3.50 cumu¬
lative prefererd stock (no par). Holders of the company's
outstanding $4.50 cumulative preferred stock were af¬
forded the opportunity of exchanging such shares for
shares of the $3.50 cumulative preferred stock. # The
exchange period expired at 3 p.m. Oct. 29, 1946.
The
stockholders subscribed to 167,772 shares, and the un¬
exchanged portion (52,228 shares) were offered to the
public at 98 and dividend.
220,000
to
cumulative
shares
dividends
from
Sept.
of
at
$3.50
the
of
will
before Sept.
15,
1946;
find
also
it
possible
to
increase
their
X64, p, -2193. /
;
t
TransitJty.
1946
1945
1944
$355,130
76,964
13,456
90,358
33,375
$433,002
131,768
y
oper.-income...
;#/.///''#
railway
railway.
-Earnings—
$321,538
*
railway™J?#
Jan/1—/
from
from
49€?
$368,877
186,083
65,661
120,936
/•//'/■ ■■///'
4,164,857
1,553,654
2,607,819
213,594
164, p. 1765.
"J..
,
4,077,114
1,790,356
3,146,452
1,447,074
908,153
^
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Stewart-Warner Corp.—Extra Dividend of 25 Cents—
The directors cn Oct. 23 declared an extra dividend of 25 cents
/per share and the regular semi-annual dividend of-25 cents per shaga
on
the-5 par value common stock, both payable-Dec."2-to holder®
f of record
Nov. 2.
Together .with the semi-annual payment made otv
June 1, this will make a total of 75 cents for- the year-1946.
Regular
t semi-annual dividehds of 25 cents each and extras of 25 cents each
<
were
paid on June 1 ^ and Dec. lf last year-, making a total of $1
/paid in 1945.—V. 164, p. 1915.
/ :
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/
Stone Container Corp., Chicago—Registers With SEC;
company on Oct. 24 filed a registration statement with, the/
for 300,000 shares of ($1-par) common. Underwriter, Hornblower
ft Weeks, Chicago. Of the total, company is selling 200,000 shares an®
stockholders are selling the remaining 100,000 shares. Of net proceeds,
company will use $1,225,000, plus a premium of $12,250, together with
accrued interest, for payment of a bank loan, and $493,500, together
with accrued Interest, for discharge of its 10-year 6% debentiires. Any
balance will be added to working capital.—V. 164, p. "2194.' '
t'i
The
'■ SEC
cumulative
rate
dividend rate of that company's com¬
per share and cites the possibility
$1.75
to
may
;
; The
directors
recently declared a special year-end dividend of
'75 cents per-share on the common stock, payable Oct, 28 to,holders
of record Oct.
18, and a quarterly dividend of 37Vi cents per chareon the same issue, payable Jan. 31,
1947, to holders of record Jan. 15. .
1947. These are initial payments on the common stock issued foUowin® ^:
consolidation of ten textile companies.—V.164, p. 1765. „v .. ,:
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preferred stock will be
per
share per annum,
redeemable at $102.50 per
-share if redeemed on or
15, 1947, the redemption, price
reducing 50 cents per share on each Sept. 16 thereafter to and in¬
cluding Sept. 16, 1951, on and after which the redemption price will
be $100 per share, plus dividends,
and the holders of the new pre¬
ferred
stock will be entitled to be
paid upon voluntary dissolution,
liquidation or winding up of the company the then current redemption
price plus an amount equal to accrued and unpaid dividends.
In the
opinion of J. Thomas Schneider, general counsel of the company,
The
entitled
annual
Basis—
;
13,959,987
railway-.—1,941,717
Net ry. oper. income
754,405
—V. 164, p. 1765.
: 1 v
until
<J.- P.) ^Stevens &. Co.* Inc.^-Declares Special Year-Skid
Dividend and Places Stock on a $1.50; Annual Dividend
$2,534,187 $1,904,235
1,015,348 • > 700,288
433,761 /•> 162,731
I—•
from railway
Net from,
postponed
Gas
1/1943
•
appointed/;
for the week-ended Oct.
this company
totaled
2,257,000 kwh.,
corresponding week last
;
$0.18
,
.
been
Neti'iryi>6per.-incqm^i/#////.293,415/:S/:i-728i418. >- . /.:;918,255;
Spokane Portland & Seattle Ry?—Earnings-^
1945
1946
Gross from railway
«/•• $1,939,931- $1,829,338
Net from railway
470,086
638,828
Net ry. oper. income^..'
590,413
557,221.
the
railway
from
Gross
September-^-
from
Net ry.
.
712,450
Net
Profit before transactions
Oklahoma
subsidiaries
September—.
1,521,667
233,304
has
v
the sale; of
California Oregon/
at which time it is
ft Electric Co.,
apparent,
are
of
Staten Island Rapid
22,796
>
Co.
The
'
$165,614
/
Power
States
$1.33 V*
from
(dividends.—V.
'Gross
1,152,366
249,203
107,499
railway
Net from railway
stock
1943
1944
.
Mountain
increased
stock
that
From Jan/ 1—
JULY 31, 1946
;
•
Federal and State income taxes
Gross
1945
1946
$149,720
in
expected that
another subr #
sidiary,
will also be offered.
The company also hopes to secure
approval of the Securities and Exchange Commission to increase it*
participation in the class B common stocks of Louisville Gas & Elec¬
tric Co. (Delaware) and Northern States Power Co. (Delaware) under
plans for the liquidation of these two companies.
/
■;• „••/
Mr, Crowley relates that the directors of Oklahoma Gas ft Electric
mon
September—
its/ subsidiaries,
two /Of
of
conditions
common
■
.management- stock.
by approximately $30,000,000,
recent disturbed / market conditions,
and
Co.
stabilized
Outstanding
*1,250,000 shs,
'Shkres have been 'reserved
"
>
is expected to exceed. $3,375,000
y
/stocks
the
-
directors
of
Because
common
Co.
(par lc)
*Of which 300,000
—V. 164, p. 2193.
company
company is shown to have reduced its bank loan to $40,600,000
the original amount of $51,000,000 secured in April, 1946, to
off its debenture holders.
The company's objective is to liquidate
entire debt at the earliest possible time.
Since 1939, it has reduce®
its
proceeds of the
of new machinery
Authorized
the
than twice the net income of $1,665,000 earned in 1945.
more
Its total debt
the
CAPITALIZATION, GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Common
income of
;
The
to complete the construction and installation
equipment In the Baltimore mill/ if R. N. Bailey Co. should fail
to complete its contract with the company.
(& Subs.) —Earnings—
FOR QUARTER ENDED
Interest:
up
program under the Hold¬
th«! effect «f -current economic /
integration
its
pay
Spokane International RR.- -Earnings—
the stockholders,
to
increase the number
to
Sheraton Corp. of America
Profit after expenses
use
net
directors,
from
and
a
Manager,
Works
The
to the position of Superintendent
submit
also
resolution
as
to
in
the company
'
Leo T. Crowley,
reviewed the
Oct. 30,
of
board
utility operation.
on
1946, or
all the stock of Canton Mills, Inc. for $250,000. It
necessary
issue
director of the company. '
a
to purchase
be
of
the
of
"
,
Vicewill
become
Vice-President
and
General... Sales Manager,
and
Grant F.
Olson
becomes
Vice-President in charge of
advertising and foreign
service.
trends
by the com¬
intended to use ap¬
be received
year Oct.
1, 1946 to Oct. 1, 1947.
It is also intended to pay the
company's $150,000 loan
from Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
Finally, it is intended during the year 1946 to exercise the company's
director,
a
to
Chairman
and
ing Company Act of 1935,: and discussed
1
proceeds
Cn^Reports Progress—
statement Issued to -stockbloders on
a
progress
profitable tluring;:.the
become
-
.
net
In
President
will be approximately $1,250,000.
It is
proximately $850,000, for working capital, primarily in the purchase
of approximately 2,300,000 bushels of soya beans,
which are needed
to permit capacity operation of both of the company's mills for
the
might
,,
assume
'
option
special meeting of the board of directors, held Oct. 25, provi¬
sion was made, effective Nov. 5, 1946, of advancement) of a number
of executives to official capacities.
George A. Beck was elected as Executive Vice-President, and H. E.
Waldron as Vice-President and Director of Sales and Merchandising.
a
W. F. Heising,
Works Manager and Director, will
Presidency in charge of property; George C. Holt,
should
operations
estimated
pany
issued
are
trusts created by Chase or his wife.
or
■
1
shares
The
.
company's
PURPOSE—The
statement with the
stock is to be sold
registration
being -sold by William B. Chase, President, and
family
market.
-"*i
.
his
a
over-the-counter
on
and oustanding and are
at
filed
($1
shares
brokers
members
28
Oct.
on
260,000
through
the
1947.
year
company
Standard Gas & Electrie
$3.50
be
■
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-
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—13-Cent Dividend—
!
A dividend of 13 cents per share has oeen declared on the capital
stock, payable Nov. 15 to holders of record Nov. 1.
An initial distri¬
bution of like amount was made on May 13 which was followed oil
Aug. 15 by another payment of 13 cents."-V. 164, p. 597.
.Volume 164
Number 4539
Sunray Oil Corp.—Earnings—
contemplated in the
President, announced
EARNINGS FOR QUARTER ENDED SEPT. 30, 1946
■
,
Above
estimates includes
two
$0.24
«
months
merged, effective Aug. 2,—V. 164, p. 870.
>
•' Vv'r,'';LS;;'--'::q.r:*%drxi
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% y
tNfit profit
•Earnings per common share
•Rased
v.-162,
322,056
on
p.
,u
y /•
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tAfter
-.-l-1
.
■
-
charges
'
1946
1944-
.
railway ww—.!
Net" ry. oper. income—:.
From Jan. 1—
' ^
Gross from railway—JNefc from railwayt-i-.^
Net ry.
Total income
♦Deficit.—V. 164, p.
2,350
'
2,922,628
3,746,210
^
of
capital stock-
]pjl V'*;
>'
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M'-''v V*^ ?
1
For
Wabash RR.-
,
5,414,913
Earnings—;
from
$7,399,641
$7,995,413
2,546,632
625,065
630,761
3,430,481
yy3,3is«J
70,969.942
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1945
$1,998,048
124,794
191,420
!
.
ii,,.,!!
-
1944
Gross
112,351
thlrd; quarter Of
the
1946
160,819
railway
railway
oper. income
>:
70,763,704
58,432,729
10,009,482
25,215,146
70,776,556
27,262,043
30,066,466
4,621,899
!!
6,842,634
6,673,086
8,792,477
.
418,500
'
194,658
$1,531,137
$2.08
—V.
3,611,352
$1,526,535
$1.25
'
-
,
from
from
Net
$5,560,989
401,649
$919,375
$2.09
!
—,—w....
1—
From Jan.
$5,448,638
$2,122,842
$1,507,888
427,694
1943
1944
1945
.
$6,297,437
1,381,191
$6,615,138
l,02O;832
506,743
railway-
railway
Net ry. oper, income—
.
r
164,
1768.
p.
Weatherhead Co.,
Cleveland, O.—Registers With* SEC
'
The
29 filed a registration statement with the
debentures, due serially from 1952 to'
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Chicago. Of the net
proceeds, the company will use $900,000 for payment of its note in..,
that amount to The National City Bank of Cleveland. The balance will ;■
be added to general funds.—V. 161, p. 316.
•
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n
1966.
company
Oct.
oh
company
for
SEC
reported a net profit of
$436,969, equal to 47 cents a share, against $563,022, or 77 cents a
share, in the third quarter of 1945.—V. 162, p. 3121.
*
$3,000,000
of
serial
Underwriters,
,,
3,628,512
,
402,943
ait< extra dividend of 25 cents per share
25 cents per share on the capital
value, both payable Dec. 14 to holders of, record Dec. 6.
Like
were paid on Sept. 16, last, as compared with 15 cents
per share in each of the two preceding quarters.
A total of 85 cents
per share was paid in the year 1945.—V. 164, p. 1253.
$4,249,886
Air
*
carried
mail
by
this
the second week of the*
' $0.70
_
Sales
par
amounts
no
new
corporation
was
♦Oh
during
19 %
^ Period End: Eept. 30—*
5-eefit rate, according to estimated figures
Operating
•Operating
released by the i compaisy OS Ocl^i 30;
United flew* approximately: 165,850
$142,895 in 1944; amortization ($407,131 in 1946; $360,286 in 1945 and
$344,200 in 1944; contingencies ($100,000 in 1946^ 1945 and 1944), and
for. Federal and. foreign income and excess profits taxes, $1,842,000 in
1946, $2,370,000 in 1945 and $1,908,000 in 1944.
Higher earnings' for the quarter ended Sept. 30, 1946, resulted from
the company. supplying practically the full requirements of Sulphur
Export Corp. for its sales abroad instead of the usual 50% and it is
.October
week
•
8-14
of
period- as
air mail tOii-miles during, ihA
with 139,324 ton-miles in the last
rate still was, effective.—V. 164,
compared
409,313 shares.—V. *64,
Net
September when, the 8-Cent
,
oper.
Joint
The- Netf York Curb Exchahge has been informed that this company
expected that this condition will continue for the balance of the-year.
has called for redemption on Nov. 30, 1946, at $100 per share plus
As of Sept. 30, current assets, including cash And U. S. Govt, obli¬
accrued
dividend of
50 cents per
Share, 28%% of the outstanding
gations of $31,679,232, amounted to $35,730,075;
This does not. include
in^entoties of surpluf above ground or materials and^»uppUes.^
liabilities, Including provision for current taxes of $7,606,215* amounted^ v
't.ecoT.^°f-business Oc^. 25, 1946. .Holders may surrender their certificates at The Corporation Trttst CO., Jersey
to
City,
$8,006,745. • Reserve for eontingencies amounted to. $2,866,217.
N. J., and receive payment for redeemed shares and a new certificate
Earned surplus AS of Sept;.30 totaled
$33^799,051^V^ 164/ p. 1127%
'' v
f6r the balance not called for redemption, according to the notice.
—See also V; 164; p. 1767,
rents
$8,599,729
4,353,000
$472,920
income
rents
facil.
$6,224,033
2,935,000
$393,628
$3,289,033
$4,246,729
0*58,306
Dfl 1,885
—
Equipment
125,000'
Cr80,810
Cr311,548
Z)rll,242
Df109,927
CrG82,314
iDrl45,555
$463,196
27;514
$3i690,654172,639
$4,783,488
269,124
$5,052,612
$518,628
$861,920'
389,000
revenue.,.
Operating
United Milk Products Co.—28% % of Pfd. Called—
'
1946—9 Mos.—1945
$2,956,048
$2,417,382 $23,606,054' $26,678,903
17,382,021/ 18,079,174
2,094,128 '{V 1,898,754
expenses—
Taxes
"
.
1917.
1946^-Month—1945
'
revenues—.
2194.
p.
p.
„
Western Maryland Ry.—Earnings-
almost
up
,
-
,
United Air Lines, Inc.—More Mail Carried—
$2,627,101
$2,679,980
v,
4:.
1946—3 Mos.—1945
1946—9 Mos.—1945
$3,522,539
$2,318,706 $10,050,567
$6,743,085
Net profit
'
284,812
118,171
549,463
'
291,024
♦Earnings per shafe—— v 5 : $0.79
$o;29v
$1.34
$0.71.,
Period End. Sept. 30-*
and the regular quarterly dividend of
stock,
1944
1945
Webster Tobacco Co.—Earnings—
The-d(rectors!have declared'
'
1,219,043
661,980
976,033
$0.68
?/ ^Aft^h'Cbarges W depreciaUon 'ot $164,265^1h 1946,' $148,120 iri 1945/
-
6,114,941
September—
V
1946
Net.'profit- w-!—_!!!w_-»!..w.!!^
Earns, per sh. on 734,300 shs
-Earnings—
$1.11
8,191,063
'
1946
———,—n
5,644,174
3,732,243
—V. 164, p. 1917.
Gross from
$1,316,468
!
'
1766.
Narns, per-share oh 3^840,000'shares
*
.
income-
oper.
713,897
19,834,299
9,200,537
5,637,690
Union Bag & Paper Corp.—Extra Dividend—
573,168*
196,438
*131,013
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co., Inc.
.
ry.
573,397
22,239,699
9,600,855
■
railway—.
railway..
from
Net
155,570
<
3 MoS. End. Sept. 30—
♦Net 'profit
<'
•
-Ui.!!!;!!!;!
Federal tax provision
$540,761
263,117
50,242
250,170
;
income—
oper.
96,073
'
f
2,658,350
.
Sept. 30—
expenses!;.ww—:
!«
Depreciation'
:
1943 :
22,446,032
income.-.*
from
Net ry.
n,
$391,938
*
*1,057
*50,612
"Vt
T .5'!.
Other; income
taxes.—
$ 1944
841,642
19,019,400
$2,329,492
1,074,344
$2,281,523
584,902
498,022
From Jan. 1—
:
1943
1944
1945
j
$2,079,381
'
$0.66
and
1946
$1,991,959
537,177
392,579
railway-.--—
Net ry. oper.
Underwood Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
*.
$282,088
• 40,814
$306,454
Net from
'V::"r'./r •"*/,
9 Months Ended
<
$274,432'
1
...v.
1945
from
from
Net
Tennessee Central Ry.—Earnings—
September—
;Gros&: from!fai]way_-._-
v
-
1945
$257,009
$0.63
-
.
shares.
common
2687.
-
Gross
Net
a. press
y '""'ylir
i\
Net After
1946
$536,573
$1.57
.
.'
railway—i
September—
bids
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Earnings—
i
'
dispatch the : company onl; Oct. 28 received ho
for its offering of $737,000 first mortgage bonds, due July 1*
1959. Company is controlled by St. Loiiis-San Francisco Ry., Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway and
Missouri-Kansas-Texas roads.—
V. 130, p. 1271.
iyf:
Xoif.^ayment;;b|v:^Qrtes^ for plant improvements wnd working capital*!
,
Virginian Ry.—Earnings
Tru-Ade,
Ward,
C.
Net
The company on Oct. 21 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
for- $100,000 of notes bearing interest at 5%.
Price, $950 and $475.
Notes are to be sold through brokers or dealers. Proceeds will be used"
Sept. 30—1
Lee
Tulsa Cnion Depoi Co.--No Bids Received-^
According to
(R. L.) Tobacco Co., Inc., Danville, Va.—Files
9 Months Ended
personnel,
28.
-
With SEC—
;
Oct.
pi apt
Gross
operation of
Oil Co., which
„
V.
Swain
the
consolidated
of
thq properties of Sunray Oil Corp. and Transwestern
were
of
provides for expansion of Tru-Ade opera¬
tions through^ franchise-holding bottlers in all parts of the country.
It also enables Tru-Ade completely to control its concentrate source
because more than a year ago it formed
Valley Juice, Inc., at Grand
View, Wash., to produce a grape base, Mr. Ward said.
<
„
Per share on 4,699,801 common shares
operating
on
■
Purchase
Net Income before taxes
,
;
$6,453,000
.'Net ■ prof it'after' taxes—! Jw^-ww-w-ww-w!,...!!-...■:
1,408,000'
Preferred dividend requirements.—
/
287,000
/
2327,
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(net)
s
—
'
-
.
Net ry.
:Cuiyeiitr:-i ^«^^?,»J^.^w;^
Texas Mexican Ry
-Earnings—-
September—
Gross: from
Net from;
"• $215^333 *;
90,634
railway»j.i-,.Z
Net^ry, qpe^ incomes,^^
■
•Ffom Jan.l—.
s
$183,967
*6,195
^ 70,161
57,709
-;r
1943
1944
$171,976
;
the
;
32,160
536,839
1^47^199.
I;811^50'
^'.;785,580:H
460,845 ;
358,199
223,748
283,525
Texas & New Orleans
September—
Gross from railway....
Net from railway..^...
cents
:
715,332
>
«
31,
P.
Net
.
from
from
1945
1944
13
on
1946.
92,632,094 100,398,580
14,825,986
35,964,083
„
Ferldd End. Sept. 30—'
98,495,868.
No
'■■■v'"11
Net rev. from ry. oper.
'I-
1
'
""
-
$727,412
128,924
tnet Dr)
Jt..facil. rentals (net Dr)
"
*
"*.i
""
;
i1
I
v
171
I,.'n;
r'in-n tt .ri
h
■■ iii
$1,302,072
$7,143,900
1,241,480
223,284
21,305
income
9,627
•
$577483
Per.
Net
sold
-
*
$1,140,783
$408,070
dividend
,
declarations,
were
approximately $311,000,000.
■
tar
i
■
4>
$607,-
■
$655,602 •$4437iQ5l:
i'iJ'i
in
""ji.T'
of emergency facik
assets
Railway' oper.
Int.
2,787433
V
510,402,698
"
)
-
49,750,062
104,177,889
Cr2,399,936
Dr867,220
;;
*
/
799,486
13,193,127
J
27,424,613
19<b00,000 Cr2,000,000
divs: declared.!
divs.
.
28,500,000 '
ir-r;
mi
r'
Ml
A"
■
Partial
;
There- have
and'
^
Redemption—
interest,
been- called
for
$181,000
'
,
,V-
57,467,894
t
6,304,919
18,914,757
t
8,703,252
8,703,252
declared-
Trust Co.,
;
16,677-
ValsFar Corp.
$813,990"
.
'
26,109.756
12,443,381
railway.
from
v
railway—j—«
income—
>:-From Jan. 1—
T
The Qbmpany cri Oct..21' filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of stock. Underwriters, Triumph Gold Mines Inc.;
McCarthy, President;: Gilbert Phillips, Secretary-Treasurer;
C. .C,. Bollinger, Director.. Price, 10c per share.
Proceeds will be used
lor development of ore reserves.
'
r
I
'
•
.
-•.
>"
;
'.••*»'Vfu- V":V
'•
:v'"*
25.
$4.43
—V. 164, p.
$2:85
10,345;OIO
14,387,709
declared' an
initial
dividend
"
the financial
.
^
bf .25
;
.
-
ducers
and" processors
of
concentrated
'
orange
juice.
No
changes
are
$2,915,495 ' $4,657,553
interest.
sinking fund;
-
m..
w
.
1943
1944
$4,945,354
$5,120,838
2,261,135
'
772,212
2,628,524.
>831,685*
*
v
36,282,662
17,531,194
8,813,717
.
{1946
;
2,885,829
330,219
Net from,
Net Vy: oper; income.—. , ■, 244,816
♦Deficit.—V. 164, p.-1917.,
.
!
Covering
90,000 shares
of
5%
"I
166,418
40,444
'
Net. from
$2,162,748780,136
railway
from
,
153,381
-
50,046
,
3,958,170.
662,731
262,074
3,972,196"
1,758,020!
510,654
4,223,501;
1,595,158
416,063"
..
•'
-
railway—
-
501,369
Net ry. oper. income-!-
$1,770,534
"
1943.
347,513
$2,218,347
776,055
244,778
289,209
.
<
$2,329,964
>
!
961,472
374,046.
,
v.:
From Jan. I-1-
Gross
Net
from
from
railway—15,324,282
railway——
Net
ry; oper. income!--.
-^V/164, p. 2195.
-
19,876,962
3,450,614 : 7,311,279
2,373,570 '; 2,604,104
18,904,093
20,327,351
6,704,806
2,480,793
2,928,073
8,394,929
'•
Wisconsin Centfal Ry.—Earnings—
$222,000
September—
Registration Statement
from
ry.
railway.
oper.
income
"
From Jan.
1—
Net
6581) filed with the SEC, July 3
cumulative convertible preferred stock
ry;
•
——
income
*Deficit.-^Vv 164,
—*—478,204
''
I;!! ..;
';''' .":
16,814,651
r—3,314,654
1,855,409
.
railway
from railway
Net
oper.
1946
*
——$1,984,109
——i
482,991
railway
Gross from
Net
(p^r; $10) has been withdrawn.—V. 164, p. 326.
,
'1943
$417,530
' $450,437!
*455,138
*45,878
Septemher-^;;!/;!':!!>!!:;;;!''V/4946:;;:;!;!!!?i845"=!
Gross
1945
$441,000
(No.
:
Wheeling & Lake Er^e Ry,»^-Ea;rtiings—
v!
.
1946
—
.
(38,604
.25,582
1944
1945
$433,276'
*
$321,632
tffyyj'X''
Gross from
registration statement.
'
pro¬
" i
Gross; from;railway-.—.-railway-
cents
Withdrawn—
The
$366,784
1^-
From Jan.
Net
Virginia Dare Stores Corp.
ac-»
432,429;
Western Ry. of Alabama—Earnings—
..
Tru-Ade, Inc.—Acquisition—
Through; the purchase" bf cofnmoh stock, this corporation has
quired the Hyland-Stanford Corp., of Los Angelfes, independent
148,480
413,447
1917.
September—
from railway
Net- froto railway-^^
!i
Net ry. oper. income!,—
'
profit of cdmpany and subsidiaries
—V. 163, p. 469.
v
$5,236,463
159t598
.
'
1945
$4,232,891 / $4,617,889
1,591,220
1,501,168
,720,303
407,781
,
Gross
payable Dec. 9 to holders of record
RESULTS' FOR NINE MONTHS ENDED AUG. 31
'
•
$3,488,540
,
*1,246,720
$0.61
Net
;
1,987,427
$4,728,517
509,946
dross fromi railwayv^-t
31,329,311 44,867,275 B7,)875',4i6
Net frbm railway--7,253;437 V 17,328,136" 14,189,441
5,187,228
Net ry. oper. income—/ 3,258,489
4,847,841
Initial Common Dividend—
—
for 1,000,000
James; H.
962,769
16,691
49,296'
j
,45,063
>
Triumph Gold Mines Inc., Oatman^ Ariz.—Files With'
$432,771?
$875,729' ;
—
—-
Net ry. oper.
43,777,793
repr^ebts a further step in
progress of the
company "Whicto; early this year/ paid a dividend of $11.50 per share
on the $4 :<mmulative convertible preferred stock, thus clearing arrears'
of $9.50! The semi-annual $2 dividend on this preferred was paid.
on
Aug. 1.
SMce! the present management was appointed in 1935
the company has substantially reduced its funded debt.
;?
The corporation wholly bwhs the stock of Valentine & Co., Inc.;:
Detroit Graphite Co.; Con-Ferro Paint & Varnish Co.; Edward Smith
&. Co., and* Valspar Corp., Ltd.,
and manufactures a complete lineof paints, varnishes, enamels,- lacquers and allied products.
>•
Thuriow J. Campbell, President,
recently stated that sales for the
nine*months* ended Aug.- 31, 1946 were 25% greater than in the corre¬
sponding period;* of last year.'
;
trus-
V
$2,946,848
541,692
September^1946
NAVfrom
18,914,757
26,109,756
4,262,750
$341
This
redemption ort Dec. 1, next, at> lOlVa
sinking fund debentures due. I960.
Payment will be made at the Central Hanover Bank &
tee, 70 Broadway, New York, N. Y.—V. 163, p. 2486.
*3,383,751
'4,467,557,
28
-Nov.
3 V2%
of
18,321,182
surplus—
share on the common stock,
per
>
income
48,803
•77,539r
inoome---i----j.
Gross
i -■,
11,624,420
6,304,919
-
I
.
248,712
$383,968
sh. for com-
(The)
together with $4,500,000 bank loan and if necessary, the $5,600.000' to >
be; contributed by its parent* Cities Service Co., will be used to redeem ^
outstanding debt and preferred stoek, involving a payment of $56,-%
006,590, exclusive of interest? And dividends^ ,t
•,
Western Pacific TtR.-^Eatnings-
B0,704,465
33,329.353;
men stock-iJ.!!.Shipments
of steel
; products (net
« •-
(O.) Edison Co.—Registers With SEC—
proceeds>
,■
*AmeUftfe available for contingent; charges, i.e.v capital fund,
^esS' "aastiidaWj »cUrrent year's Federal Income iax> re80ctionV: M
cludedlierein; provided; for in prior years.—V. 164, p. 1767.
$1,370,731 $15,205,144 $16,968,181
The company oh QcU. 2ft... filed A' 'registration:'statement with the
EEC covering $32,000,000 first mortgage bonds, due
1970, and 160,000
shafes of ($100 par)
cumulative preferred stock. V The net
"
28,942,760
25,695,645
requirements dn general mortgage 4V2% income bonds,
and-other corporatq purposes.—V. 164, p. 1917.-
2,627,833
11,700,000-
11,873485
(est.)
2,504,357'
860,778
i—.—
taxes
Balance,
2016.
p.
162,614
$798,190
,*Inc: after fxd!. chgs.
36,448,683
Cf28,299,808
Inc. per
-
;
Thermoid Co. (& Domestic Subs.)—September Sales—
End: Sept. 30^. ' t 1946—Month—1945 ■.
1946^-8 Mos.^1945 r
Reriod
'
other
longrtenn! debt
Com.
.
109,030
.556,502
.100,064
income.
oper.
ry.
Fixed charges
23,064,2461
i;y'X' ■.■a"5
Income
There have
,
'M
/
v
.
$7,239,524 $17,569,805
1,006,921
115,294 ! 1,003,328
1,575,042
8,889,611
662,171'
751,536
957,329
134,610
"
,
Crl,831,368j
and
on
Pfd.
been called for redemption On Dec. 1, next, at 102%
interest, $124,000 of 3%% mortgage bonds, series A, due June 1,
1974. Payment will be made' at the Guaranty Trtisfc C6> of New York,
trustee, 140 Broadway} NeW Y0rkv>N. Y.---V. 162,. p. 2191.,
■
v
1946—9 Mos.—<1945: /
-
3,314,633'
'
Misceil.. deductions——;
State, local and misc.
;
$5,361,769*
•:
Dr)
(net
Net
Total
costs-
199,010
,
/
$1,544,757
$1,726,400
652,927,392
400,674,508
l
,
<
505,454,916
2,803,537
*
Net rev. fr. ry. optns.
and
163,
alwitya
$4,859,390 $32,935,160 $46,512,571
$4,529,937
revenues
OperatiUg' expenses
Ry. payroll tax accruals
Ry. income tax accruals
An other ry. tax accruals ?
Equip. & jt. fac. rents
f
;
V1946—Mohth-«-1945
: Period End. Sept. 30-r-r
,
♦StrikAand other war
•
Toledo
not
W6stet»"Palcifid,<RR^ Co*—Earnings^'
Other
Loss on sales of fixed
.606,803
TcfxRs Pacific-MisSouri Pacific Terminal RR. of New
—V,
is
consoliUatEU System income statement
,
-
,
.
$1,914,805.
it
(Including" Sacramento Northern Ry. and Tidewater Southern, Ry Co,)"
1916—9 Mos.—1945
$
$
$
•
197,407,362 193,617,552
>
;
reasons
ciation and amort.
-
is
$'
bought
130,169,970 133,177,189
Depletion* and depre*
^ *
OWeans—Partial Redemption—
k
85,244
2,696
possible to arrange "companies in exact alphabetical
However, thef are always a* near1 alphabetical
position as possible.
Products and services
$8,347,912
90,915
2,107474
408,972.
of
—
2061.
N6tE—-For mechanical
1945.—V. 164,
taxes,Undv
Fed. inc. taxes
<:
/Vi 767,188
projeots
a payment of 50
Feb. 28 and May
this issue during
on
1946—3 Mos.—1945
Wages,.,salaries,i so-" '
$7,741,109
$6,335,140
76,209
233,695*
1766.
p.
24,074
amortiz.
p.
distribution
similar
1946,
415,132,176 385,601,807 1,024,276,606 1,373,985,290
hi cial sec^
83,391
-
<
$5,751,027
:
584,113
,
,
$649,881
.
8,110
"
income
164,
End,Sept. 30—
,
1,969,341/
151,393
$1,069,161
71,622.
72,698
Fixed; charges
-V.
A
Nov.
plant In: Utah: ($40,000,000), both recently purchased
governments The balance of the fund segregated for prop¬
Products arid services
-
_
Total Income'
Misc. de'ductions—
-$2,619,526
-V; 164,
steel
gttd replacements amounted to
$9,793,841
If,
oper.
3.
quarters ended
deducting; the current
pensions
EqUip. rentals
income
$1,594,142
♦Includ.
share On
30, 1946,
CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT
$1,996,754 $10,469,859 $25,581,493
694,682 V 3,325,959
15,787,652
333,207
Ry. operating income.
ry.
ending
per
from the
[!'-l\•*
Net
paid
were
Dec.
May'31,
cents
erty additions; after deducting the cost of these facilities, is $140,000,000.
On Sept. 30, 1946, unexpended balances for property additions
.
$1,060,619
Ryj tax accruals
Other
$225,628'
order.
Geneva
.
iA'-'Ai'-V
'i
dividends
on
the
25
quarter
record
made for
war
of
50,710,213
1946—Month---1945
1946—9'Mo$.—1945"
$4,504,235 $5,381,471 $41,822,446 $59,609,248
3,443,616'
3,384,717
31,352,587
34.027,755
,
expenses
'
of
the
Aug. 30, last, while
Texas & Pacific Ry.—^Earnings
V*v
to holders
for
dividend
20,278;254^
44,551,198
:
-tfv'
2,433,086
$241,999
465.
1946/After
.
76,157,635
railway—
railway—__
revenues.
$1,
a
Of 1946 approximated; $126,400^000.
This amount includes the purchase
priceAf thev facilities in the Pittsburgh district $65,000,000) and of the
rv. oner, income— 10.377,462: •11,094,277^/9,506,816
*Defmif.M^164. B. 176$; '
.■
Operating
Operating
2,269,151
t^^^ratikutc ahd^ltfivaubsidiftriAy'b^Sepi^^.'
1943
Ne|
"'
$31863,293
265,082
;?
United States Steel Corp>—Quarterly Report—
RR.—Earnings—
1940,
$490,710
,288,467
income-
Net
$530,466
third quarter
From Jan. 1—
.
Gross
stock"/ par
share
per
declared
:
451,507
income—
oper.
made
was
1,670,449-
♦deficit.—V. 164,p, 1766.
Net ry.
coimmin
payable Dec,
.
,;
;cbargeki.;i^
defense
7?heLdirectors* have^
56,317
*48,714
41,520
1,861,406
Gxoss: income.
Fiked
United States Lines Co.—25-Cent Common Dividend—
$151,214
*
.•
Grpss from railway—
:Net from railway^i,^'
Nek ry.- oper. income.
11,125:
,
,
1945
1946
raHway^v-^
$519,341
income.
oper,
Other lncomei^-*-i^i*
,
p.
2Q61.
,
v
1945!
$1,743,189
*51,897
*222,750
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:
1944
$1,845,991
481,052
237,111
,
15,975,402
3,834,153
1,646,384
16,911,566"
4,593,568
2,474,821
2328
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
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State and City Department
-
-
!
ALABAMA
Fresno
issue
Offered
of
works
to
$280,000i
These bonds
23A% 'J water
;1977.
(A-O)
due
are
Principal
payable
Bank,
be approved
Oct.
ized.
the election to be held
.•,1
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'V.
...
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1961.
Rate
B^nk Deposits & Loans
Building Permits
'
..
,"
C. .Averages
;
*
Land & Forest Areas
.
to
'jany of its 24 banking
throughout Arizona.
Nov.
Oct. 21, all warrants
on or
before Oct. 21,
■' '
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Calistoga, Cal.
$90,000
date
CALIFORNIA in
J,
election
<
issue
to
be
of
/
held
- r
Offering—E. Dusenberry,
on
due
and
$4,000 in 1957 to 1966.
able at the
Afce.
,
(J-D)
to
1956,
the
Board
of
$1,000,
Super¬
visors, must accompany bid.
;,
Sch.
Fillmore Union
(P. O.
Dist.
is
lot of Florida bonds
a
for
sale.'
But
period
that
until
arrives
it
doesn't appear now there will be
Clerk
of
sealed
until
bids
Nov.
19,
build¬
ing bonds, to bear not exceeding
4%
These
interest.
voted
at
the
bonds
on
"00^'CONNECTICUT
Note
will
Offering
be
received
until
noon
oh
6, by William P. Hemming,
Town Treasurer, at Room No. 1,
Angeles), Cal.
Nov. 19.
on
nominations
$50,000, $25,000 and
Dated Nov. 6, 1946. Due
$10,000.
Sch.Dists.,
on
June
of,. San, Fran?
.
ready for delivery; about Nov. 8,
against payment in Boston funds.
16
Elementary
Municipal
1.33%, as follows:
$18,000 maturing $6,000
able at the Marine-Midland Trust
Qo., of New York. ? Bidders are
required to name the rate or not
1, 1947 to
1949,
as
The
than
the Town.
Polk
J,
two
the
No.
Public
ST
of
(P.
the
the
Board
11
a.m.
of
receive
Nov.
on
purchase of $100,000
bear not
.
bonds
are due Oct., 1, as follows:
$6,000 in 1949 to 1958, and $5,000
in
1959, to
1966, optional Oct.
These bonds
1958.
the election held
voted
were
1,
at
Aug. 20, 1946.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
on
able at the Chase National Bank,
New York City.
The approving
opinion of Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago, will be furnished.
A
certified
amount
check
the
of
for
of
2%
the
bonds, payable to
Instruction, is
the Board of Public
required.
.
...
*«„e
Co.,
Congress
Elementary
Activity in the Florida Munic¬
bonds, at a ipal market has been at a low ebb
District
during the past 30 days.- The
softening of prices from their
highs of a few weeks ago has
for
successful
Investment
im¬
bidders
mediately
re-offered the above
public subscription at
prices to yield from 0.55% for the
bonds
for
earliest maturity up to 1.45% for
De Kalb
County (P. O. Decatur)*
Ga.
Bonds
Voted
'
The
following
totaling $2,600,000, were
bonds
—
approved at the election held or*
Oct. 29: $1,250,000 school improve¬
ment; $1,000,000
lx/2%
—-
Ga.
The
IDAHO
County, Moscow Indep. Sch•
Dist. No. 5 (P. O. Moscow), Idaho
Bond Offering—O. W. Schroe-Z
der, Clerk of the Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. on Nov* 18, for the purr
chase of $65,000 construction cou¬
bonds, to bear not exceeding
Dated Jan. 1, 1947. Der
nom. $1,000.
These bonds are due
$3,000 July 1, 1947, and on Jan*and July 1, 1948 and 1949, $3,000
January and $2,000 July 1, 1950,
$2,000 January and July 1, 1951 to
pon
4%
int.
1959, and $9,000 Jan.
1,
1960.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at
the office
Treasurer.
No
the
District
and accrued interest.
par
The ap¬
proving opinion of Elam & Burke,
Boise, will be furnished. These
of
the
are
bonds
election held
to
the
authorized
on
fied check for
Twin
following
bonds
coupon
of
bids for less than
May 20.
at
the
A certi¬
5% of the bid, payris
District Treasurer,
"- ^
t
,
*
aggregating
$5,046,000, offered for sale on Oct.
29—v. 164, p. 2063—were awarded
syndicate composed of Leh¬
a
be submitted to the voters at the
required. "
Sale
man
Building, Miami:
Offered
The
able
GEORGIA
to
Bayshore
Bonds
—
Latah
exceeding
interest. Dated
Oct. 1,1946. Denom. $1,000. These
monthly bulletin published by A.
&
by the National Bank of
•
v
I "
New York.
O.
will
Instruction,
sealed bids until
taken from the Oct. 20 issue of the
r
group
election to be held on Nov. 13.
Offering—F. E. Brigham,
Superintendent
$102,000 maturing $6,000
Morrison
headed
of
price
by /a
payable to
.*
Bartow), Fla.
Bond
May 1, 1950 to 1966, as lV4s.
Dated May 1, 1946, Denom¬
ination $1,000. Z
B.
offered
County, Special Tax School
Atlanta,
are
topping -the
sewage
?
following comments on
municipal
market
sociates,
100.9099,
of interest
rates
/
District
Bond-
Florida
4% if,
Stuart & Co., the Chemical Bank
& Trust Co. of New York, and as¬
County sanitary
system;
$150,000
court
$150,000 office
the
building,
certificates
shall
bear, ex¬ house;
and $50,000 library building bonds*
pressed in a multiple of y4 of 1%.
The unqualified opinion of Chap¬
Whitefield County (P. O.
man
& Cutler, of Chicago,
ap¬
Dalton), Ga.
proving the legality of the cer¬
Bond
Election—An
of
issue
tificates, will be furnished the
$110,000 2y>% school bonds will
successful bidder.
Enclose a cer¬
more
(State of)
Activity Discussed—
offer
an
plus accrued interest.
bonds, not exceeding 4%
Dated
July
1,
1946.
are due on July 1, as
follows: $5,000 in 1950 to 1953,
$10,000 in 1954 to 1968, and $15,000 in 1969 and 1970.
Both prin¬
cipal and interest are to be pay¬
FLORIDA
Florida
was
100.9199, submitted by Halsey,
These bonds
.,
bids
other bids received
of
interest.
14, for
Sealed
—
1, 1946.
Denom*
Interest payable M-S. /
Runner-up among the numerous
$1,000.
revenue
school coupon bonds, to
/ Stamford, Conn.
s
1976.
to
Sept.
the 1970-72 maturities, and pricecE
at 100 for the 1973-76 maturities^
were
held
election
Oct. 8.
1947
1,
Dated
issues of any size
very many new
tified check for $4,000,
Offering—The
Nov.
1.611%,
as
follows:
For
$15,000 maturing $3,000
April 1, 1947 td 1930/as 4s,
and $60,000 maturing $3,000
,
caused
to
buy
investors
until
to
they
be
reluctant
are
satisfied
April 1, 1951 td 1971, as l^s. there will be no further substan¬
l,rJL946, Denom¬ tial drop.
Thus
far, however,
ination $1,000..
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there has been no great liquida¬
Dated April
.
OnSepis3
tion
130,000 Los Lomitas School Dis¬
of
Floridas.
Bids
blocks clearly reflect
sizable
on
an
intent
on
trict
County Treasurer's of-
A certified check for
payable
voters: at the
election. These
Belmont
est cost of
pay¬
and
to
going to be
1,500,000 traffic bonds. Due Sept.
and
there
Due Sept.
1, 1947 to 1976.
,
au¬
disposal
point.
Lee
'
Bros., Shields & Co., Stone &
Webster Securities Corp., R. W.
Pressprich & Co., Hemphill, N'o.yes
& Co., Hallgarten & Co., White,
Weld & Co., Chas. E. Weigold &
Co., Roosevelt & Cross, J. R. Wil-
Falls
County (P. O.
Falls), Idaho -S
Twin
Bond
Election—An
$1,250,000
hospital
will
bonds
be
issue
of
construction
submitted
to
voters at the Nov. 5 election.
the
>
ILLINOIS
Chicago Board of Education, III.
Bond
Call—James B.
McCahey,
.
Prin¬
interest
cipal
1947
bonds
County, Redondo
High Sch. Dist. '
Los
School
Nov.
are
in
the
price of 100.052/a net inter¬
12,
foe the purchase of $90,000 school
bonds, to bear not exceeding 5%
interest. Dated Dec. 1, 1946. De¬
nomination $1,000.
These bonds
$5,000
be
O.
May
75,000
County Clerk, will receive sealed
a.m.
will
to
Angeles
and
|
10:30
Interest
1.663%.
!
the Board of Supervisors will re¬
ceive
est' cost of
County, Parlier Union High
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Fresno), Cal.
until
about
Bond
School District bonds, / at a
price of 100.124, a net inter-
v
Fresno
bids
of
general
$120,000
.:
election
of
—
held
Oct. 15.
Bond
basis
payable J-D.
on
20, 1947. Said notes will
be authenticated as to genuineness
Bond
Sale
The
following and
validity by The First National
school
bonds
totaling $325,000, Bank of
Boston/ under advice of
were
awarded
to
the Bank
of
Gray, Best, Coolidge: &
America National Trust & Sav¬ Ropes,
Rugg of Boston. Notes will be
Bonds Voted—An issue of $80,000 'Construction bonds was favor¬
on
issue
stadium
For
the
on
(P. O. Redwood City), Cal.
,
at
held
7
An
—
San Mateo County
County, Jefferson Elem.
h-S'ch. Dist. (P. O. Fresno), Cal.
voted
school
May 28,
were awarded to Redfield & Co.,
of Pasadena, and the William R.
Staats Co., of Los Angeles, jointly,
as
l3/4s, at a price of 100.607, a
$70,000
Ventura), Cal.
Election
election to be held
Fresno
ably
election
On April
at
'
Sale—The
Bond
bonds offered for sale
Elem.
cisco:
boqds
the
the
ings j Association,
voters
Nov. 19.
Sunnyside Union
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Visalia), Cal.
i: Bond Election—An issue of $1,- Town1 Hall
Building, Stamford,
130,000 building bonds will
be for the purchase of $1,500,000 tax
submitted
to the voters at ^the
anticipation notes at discount. De¬
municipal water system
will be submitted to the
on
system
other
for the purchase of $150,000
■
An
—
school
$24,000
Tulare County,
awarded
t
5
(P.
on
Election
21
Beach Union
or
County Treasurer, called for
oarjk
Oct.
;
Los
.
Bond
at
$550,000
offices
on
sewer
offered
$14,000 3s, at a price of 100.48.
Interest payable J-D.
:
bonds failed to carry at the elec¬
tion held on July 9.
County High Sch. Dist. No. 20
(P. O. Globe), Ariz.
ceased
ern
bonds
sewer
\
,
'
1, in 1947 to 1976.
500,000 sewer bonds.
badly needed mod¬
a
stabilization
highest bidder was Hanna& Talbot, for $10,000 23/4s,
Ventura County,
Bond
^Warrants Called—Elton S. Bry-
[iii
school
on
2063—were
p.
submitted
avail¬
are
Home Office of the above bank
Interest
$85,000
Bonds Voted-—An issue of
$140,000 construction bonds was ap*
able to interested,parties and,may
be-' secured
by 'writing to
the
registered
next
Or-
Long Beach, Cal.
-
$17,000,000
thorized for
'
Due Sept. 1,
1,250,000 school bonds. Due Sept.
Miami
,
of
Customers
Copies of this Review
called.
164,
proved
Telephones in Service
Utility Connections—PhoenixdZ
1946.
Sale—The
Oct. 11.
School Attendance by Counties
Tax Comparison—Western States
-
estimates.
.
0m
Sales—By Counties
payment
Bond. Sale—The
County, Arvin Eletn.Sch.
Dist. (P. Q. Bahersfield)', Cal.
Mineral
& Federal
O.
bonds offered for sale on Oct. 28—
Kern
Output Comparison
Mining Production by Years
Mdtor' Vehicle Registrations Population Growth
(P.
District
Modesto), Cal.
The
1.619%, as follows: ^ for
maturing $8,000 Nov. 1,
1947 to 1953 as 114s, and $29,000
maturing Nov. 1, $8,000 in 1954 to
1956, and $5,000 in 1957 as l3As.
Interest payable M-N. Dated Nov.
1, 1946.
Denom. $1,000.
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Valley Home
and
cost
.
School
Joint
■
the
$56,000
$
Life Insurance Written -A
■'
.
to Blyth & Co., of San Francisco,
at a price of 100.10, a net interest
v
•
Gasoline Consumption
Income of Individuals
Taxes—State
at
June 25.
on
bonds offered for sale
•Farm Income Distribution
SRVWUA
Stanislaus County,
ford
—v.
Employment Census of 1940
Retail
in
be
Tehama Counties,
ana
Bond
.
Tucson
Climate Comparison
S.
to
authorized
were
Glenn
.
Electric Power Output
Employment—E.
interest
(P.O. Willows), CaL
Businesses Licensed
with
original
ap¬ v.
164, p. 1919—werd awarded to put on the market,
Orrick, Dahl- Jones, Cosgrove & Co., of Pasa¬
quist, Neff, Brown & Herrington,
fv,u' North Miami, Fla.
dena, as 2%s, at a price of 100.44,
of San
Bond Offering — E. May Avil,
Francisco/ will be fur¬ a basis of about 2.705%. Dated
nished.
A certified check for $1,Town Clerk, will receive sealed
Dec. 1,; 1946.
Denomination $1,~
bids until 8 p.m. on Nov. 13 for
000, payable to the County Treas¬ 000. These bonds are due
$1,000
the purchase of $200,000 water
urer, is required,
from Dec. 1, 1947 to 1970.
The
Agricultural Acreage
Agricultural Income by Years
&
the
were
land Joint Union Sch. Dist.
Debits—Phoenix
purchase bonds awarded
in
proving opinion of
-
*
-
of
election held
resume f of
place in the
Uhion, through the presentation
of factual data on many subjects.
An idea of the scope of this sta¬
tistical review may be gained by
listing the subjects treated in the
booklet, going by their alphabet¬
current
ical sequence:
$65,-
conditions
Due Sept.
485,000 library bonds.
cover
completed
costs,
even
though there were liberal margins
bonds,
of 1%/' Principal
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. These
—
informative
Arizona's
The
Sept. 3 to Heller, Bruce & Co.,
of Los Angeles—v. 164, p. 2063—
and interest
Review Compiled
Valley National
Bank
of
bonds
Phoenix,. Ariz., has ■ compiled a
highly
site
—
on
multiples of
'Arizona (State of).'
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000
Details
Sale
present
is
a
case
in
sold as 2V4s, for a price of plant
100.30, and mature as follows: $4,- County (Ft. Myers) with $1,000,inter¬
000 school issue voted is another.
000 in 1947 to 1951, and $3,000 in
est.' Dated Dec. 1, 1946.
Denom¬
1952
to
1966, giving a basis of There are many more such cases.
ination $1,000.
These bonds are
When construction costs stabilize
about 2.22%.
due $3,000 from Dec, 1, 1947 to
on
some
basis or
school coupon or registered
to bear not exceeding 5%
Brad¬
•.
Bond
Offering—W.
B.
Sale,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
a.m/. (PST), on Nov.
4, for the purchase of $45,000
Legality
by White,
Hamilton Union
(P. O. Willows), Cal.
bids until 10
The
Gila
Dec. 17.
on
Solano County, Green Valley Elem.
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Fairfield), Cal.
County,
Bond
Merchants
Mobile.
'ARIZONA
Statistical
Bank
Oct. 1.
on
Under
-,v«
.1, 1947 to 1976.
250,000 park bonds.
■I?fv5l947 to 1976.
proceeds of issues won't begin to
Glenn
ley, Arant & All, of Birmingham.
•
,
$600,000
will be submitted to the voters at
Sch. Dist.
1, 1949
interest
and
the
at
National
h
rials have combined to postpone
Election—An; issue
of the sales of substantial amounts
dam construction bonds of Florida bonds already author¬
| / Bond
revenue,
by Watkins, Morrow
&"'Co., of Birmingham.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1946. Denomination $1,000.
(JfG i
Santa Barbara, Cal.
[ ; >
election held
Public—An
investment
to
County, Reedley Elem.
rf.:;'ju»v
Bonds Voted—An issue of
$137,000 school bonds carried at the
first
mortgage
bonds is being offered for general
to
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Fresno), Cal.
;Atmore,
Bonds
Monday, November 4, 1946
t
bonds, at a price of 100.- the part of the bidder to guard
114, a net interest cost of against possible future price re¬
1.6634%, as follows: For $67,- cessions. The supply of Floridas,
000 maturing Aug. 1, $8,000 in
however, in the hands of dealers
1947 to 1951, $9,000 in 1952 to is not great nor are there
many
1954,? as iy2s, and $63,000 ma- large offerings scheduled
;turing $9,000 Aug. 1, 1955
1961, as l%s.
fof the
immediate future.
to
i
\
High prices of labor and
liston
&
Co.,
all
of
.
York,
Rambo, Close & Kerner, Dolphin
& Co., both of Philadelphia, G. H.
Walker
&
Co., Charles Clark &
Co., Wm. E. Pollock & Co., all of
President of the Board of Educa¬
tion, calls for payment
on
Jan. 1,
refunding bonds of 1946, Nos. 1 to
275, and refunding bonds of 1937,
New York,
Nos. 2501
Kansas
the City Treasurer or at the Guar¬
Stern Bros. & Co., of
City,
and
McDonald-
Moore^ Co., of Detroit, at a price
basis of about 1.36%:
to
3000, at the office of
anty Trust Co., New York City.
of 101.2799, a
$1,018,000
airport
bonds.
Sept. 1, 1947 to 1976.
24,000 auditorium bonds.
Sept. 1, 1947/
:/
;
12,000 fire
1947.
bonds.
1947.
Due
Due
Cook
County (P. O. Chicago), III.
Bond Call—Victor L.
Due
-
Sept.
ment
1,
Due Sept. 1,
Schlaeger,
County Treasurer, calls for pay¬
Trust
-
7,000 garage bonds.
mate¬
New
on
Dec.
Co.,
of
1, at the American
Chicago,
the A%,
series AA bond No. 188 of 1930 of
Cook
County.
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k^
■'.*.','.,.
V;r.',;i,•''',' „;7vv,\
V-j
.';'fi:.lV€»^
S* ■■■?;}*
AVolume 164
Cook
''• ''i ■)'!''■>''>•"-t
4
*l7
,;v-ft vr
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I.,-; idated Sch. Dist. No. 34 (P. O.
Glenview), III.
Bond Sale—The $310,000
school
Vanderburgh County (P.f O,;.
Evansville), Jnd.
j.
Bond Offering—G. E. Bauman,
County
Auditor,
will
receive
bonds offered for sale on Oct. 29
sealed
2063—were awarded
to the Northern Trust Co., and the
14,
15,
a
p.
13/4S, at
as
basis
a
about
of
June
V,
These
bonds
William
$1,000.
1, in
Denom.
June
due
are
next highest
The
1967,
was
Dated
1.739%.
1946.
1949 "to
bidder
joint¬
price of 100.128,
Hornblower & Weeks,
Blair
&
Mul-
and
Co.,
laney, Koss & Co., jointly, for 2s,
at
a
price of 102.116.
Bonds
lage
the
Sold—R.
W.
Rank, Vil¬
Clerk, has announced that
$7,500 fire truck bonds au¬
thorized at
bids
for the
1946.'
bonds
held
the election
on
Consolidated
$70,000
4
p.m.
are
Nov.
These bonds will be the di¬
J-J.
rect
obligations of the County,
payable out of unlimited ad va¬
lected
all of the taxable prop¬
on
The
erty of the County.
&
Miller, of Indianapolis, will be
of. the
3%
for
bonds; bid
/
missioners.
building
•
submitted
~
taxable
lo->
cated therein. Legality approved
i>y Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1
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property
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Peoria Sch, Dist, No, ISO, III.
Bond
Election
Pending — On
Oct 15, at the Board of Education
.meeting, it was declared that an
issue
of
$7,260,000 construction
bonds
will
be
submitted
to
the
Voters.
Perry County, Community High
School District No. 101
(P. O. Pinckneyville), III,
Bonds Offered to Public—An
'iZi$
the
will
voters
be
the
at
Bond
Kan.
issue
Election —An
$50,000
pool
swimming
of
-bonds
will be submitted to the voters at
Bank, of Beloit, at a price of
par, as follows: $120,000 maturing
$20,000 Oct. 1, 1947 to 1952, as Is,
$120,000 maturing $20,000 Oct. 1,
1953 to 1958, as IV2S, and $160,000
maturing $20,000 Oct. 1, 1959 to
2s.
as
Dated
Oct.
1,
1946.
Denomination $5,000. These bonds
are callable on any interest pay¬
ing date
on
pay¬
Treasurer's of¬
—
airport
submitted
to
issue
of
will
An
be
bonds
the
voters
the
at
Nov. 5 election.
$4,bonds will
be submitted to the voters at the
on
Nov. 5.
Sabetha, Kan.
.
airportv bonds
will
be
$30,r
sub¬
mitted to the voters at the gen¬
eral election.
Runner-up
Bell County (P. O. Pineville), Ky.
l%s, while an
Bond Redemp t i0n —- W. L.
offer of 101.60, also for IV2S, was
Knuckles, Jr., State Local Finance
third high, bid by the Harris Trust
Officer, has announced that: the,
& Savings Bank of Chicago, and
series A, road and bridge refund¬
associates. Interest on the above
ing bonds, Nos. 136 and 266 to
bonds payable J-D.
275, are called for redemption on
Dec. 1, at the Security Trust Co.,
Manila, Iowa
of Lexington. No
interest shall
Bond Offering—Cicero Morgan,
accrue or be paid on said bonds
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
subsequent - to their redemption
bids until 8
101.84
for
p.m.
on
Nov.
12 for
the purchase of $20,000 memorial
issue of $265,000 school bonds are
building bonds.
being offered for investment by
Benjamin Lewis i & Co.; of Chi¬
cago, and Associates. Bonds ma¬
turing in 1947 to 1953 carrying a
1% % v coupon are offered jfrom
terest
shall cease, $10,000 3% re¬
funding bonds, dated May 1, 1941,
71 through 80, of the
denomination of $1,000 each, ma¬
turing July 1, 1956, redeemable at
numbered
and accrued interest prior to
Said bonds should be
par
maturity.
presented
for
are
date. These bonds are dated June
1,1941.
v
Bond
vis, County Court Clerk, Will re¬
Offering—George
Hailed,,
sealed
ceive
the
at
Detroit.
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;
Detroit^ Michn
-
■
,
,
Bond Offering—Homer R. Mar-
son/ City Controller, will receive
bids
Nov.
until
19
for
lO
the
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
$7,000,000 series of 1946,; Detroit
Transit /revenue
not
Oct.
coupon
bonds,
exceeding 4% interest. Dated
.15,
1946..,,Denom.
$1,000.
due
are
1960.
Dec.
31, in
Rate of interest to
be in multiples of y* of 1%.
The
bonds will be
registered as to
principal
only.
Both
principal
City Treasurer's office, or at the
option of the holder, at the banks
in the.City of New York and Chi¬
cago, which are at the time of
bids
until
11
a.m.
Bids
shall be
conditioned
unqualified
the
opinion
of
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago,
approving
the
legality of the
2% coupon are
a
being offered to yield from
J .50%
to
1.90%
a
a
basis;
Rockford
Sanitary District, III. <■
Offering—W." A. McPhail,
Bond
•Clerk
will
of
the
receive
on* Nov.
p.m.
•of
Board
not
Trustees,
bids
until
4
7 for the purchase
$500,000 series G,
bonds,
of
sealed
sewer coupon
2J/2 % int.
exceeding
Dated Dec. 1, 1946. Denom. $1,000.
These bonds are due $25,000 Dec.
1, 1947 to 1966.
Said bonds
may
be registered as to principal only
in the name of the holder on the
bdoks of the District in the office
•of
District
the
Treasurer.
Said
bonds will be general obligations
of said District payable from advalorem taxes levied upon all the
taxable
property
without
limitation
amount.
Principal and
at such bank
payable
in
the
as
to
District
rate
or
interest
or
trust
be
mutually
•agreeable to the District and pur¬
•company
as
may
Bids must be for all and
chaser.
not part of said bonds.
The
ap¬
proving opinion of Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago, will be fur¬
nished.
Enclose
dor $3,000,
a
certified check
payable to the District;
INDIANA
Oxford, Ind.
Bond
Town
will
re¬
ceive sealed bids until 8 p.m. on
Nov. 8, for the purchase of $25,000
water
works
utility
revenue
bonds, to bear not exceeding 3%
interest.
7,! forthA purchase1" of bonds,
Nov;
Dated Nov.
1, 1946. De¬
$1,000. These bonds are due
$1,000 from Jan. 1, 1948 to 1972.
nom.
exceeding
next
bonds
procedure, at
sion./
Michigan State Normal College
(Ypsilanti), Mich.
'
Bonds
Purchased—The
follow¬
ing dormitory bonds amounting to
$1,030,000
were
purchased ;npn
Oct. 30, by a syndicate composed
of
the
First
of
Michigan
Corp.,
Watling;
&
Co., Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, Crouse & Coi,
all of Detroit, Donovan, Gilbert &
Co., of Lansing, and H. V. SatLley
& Co., of Detroit:
V;
/)
McDonald-Moore & Co.,
Lerchen
$265,000 1%% revenue bonds. Due
;
$18,000 v May
and
Nov.
15,
M
1947 and *1948, $18,000 May
andr $19,000 Nov. 15,
1949,
$19,000 May and Nov. 15, 1950
and
1951, $19,000 May and
ii; $20,000 Nov. 15, 1952, and
I' $20,000 May and Nov. 15,1953.
124,000 2% revenue bonds.
Due
Jg $20,000 May and Nov. 15,1954,
and $21,000
/
1955 and
Ma^-and Nov.. 15,
1956.
:
.
%
87,000 2V\% revenue bonds. Due
•(/; $21,000 May and $22,000 Nov.
15, 1957, and $22,000 May and
| Nov. 15, 1958.
r
160,000 2%
series A, revenue
.
bonds.
Due Nov. 15, 1958,
series B, 2V\% revenue
I
bonds. ; Due Nov. 15, 1983; 7
Dated
Nov.
15,
1946.
Denom»
395,000
$1,000. Principal and interest
payable at the Ann Arbor Trust
Co., Ann Arbor. Legality approv¬
ed by Miller, Canfield, Paddock
& Stone, of Detroit.
Michigan State Bridge Commission
Mich.
' r -.
Bond Call—W. C. Stinson, Sec¬
Chi¬
amount retary of the Commission, has
livered in NeW York City, or
cago,
upon
of
payment
named in proposal, and upon pay¬
ment of interest accrued to date of
delivery payment to be made in
Federal Reserve funds in Detroit.
Enclose
certified check for 2%
a
of the total par value of
the bonds,
payable to the City.
be; detached and presented
in the usual
but interest
manner,
due June 1, 1947, and all
subsequent coupons must be at¬
coupon
Mich.
Bond Offering—D. M. Dennedy,
Clerk,
bridge revenue refunding bonds;
dated June 1, 1945, are called for
payment on Dec. 1, at the Guaram/
ty Trust Co., New York City. .The
interest coupon due Dec. 1, 1946,
must
Township (P. O. Eraser), I
Township
announced that certain blue water
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST), on
bonds, to bear not exceed¬
ing 3% interest. Dated Nov. 1,
1946. Denom. $1,000. These bonds
are due Nov. 1, as follows: $3,000
in 1951 and 1952, $4,000 in 1953,
coupon
tached to the bonds.
cease
/
-
Interest v/ill
bonds
said
on
called.
after .datb
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Richmond, Mich.
-,
Offering—Karl
Bond
2^2% 1 interest.
1946.
Dated
.
Denom.
.
.
N.
Hirt,
,
1959, $14,000 in 1960 to 1962, and
$15,000 in 1963. Registerable as
to
principal only.
These bonds
were
voted at the election held
Oct.
14.
The
of
$500 (payable to the Town, must
check for
not
bear
$100,000,000
the
be
Sept. 1,
Villag^; Clerk, will/receive sealed
bids until .7:30 p.m. on Nov. 4, for
$1,000. . These
the purchase of $70,000 sewage
bonds are due $4,000 Sept. 1, 1947
disposal system revenue coupon
to 1958. Bidders to name the rate to 1956.
Principal and interest
of interest, but no award will be (M-S)
payable at the Citizens $6,000 in 1954 to 1964, $7,000 in jbonds, to bear not exceeding
1965 to 1971, and $8,000 in 1972 2Vz% interest. Dated Oct. 1, 1946.
made on any bid of less than par Fidelity Bank & Trust Co., Louis¬
Denom. $1,000. These bonds .are
and
accrued
interest.
Principal ville. A certified check for $1,000 to 1976* Rate of interest to be in
multiples of V\ of 1%. Principal due Oct. 1, as* follows: $2,000 ;iw
and interest (M-N) payable at the must accompany bid.
and interest (M-N) payable at the 1949 to.1959, and $3,000 in I960 to
City Treasurer's office.' The ap¬
MASSACHUSETTS
Detroit Trust Co., Detroit.
Bids 1975. Bonds maturing in 1973 to
proving opinion of Chapman &
shall be conditioned upon the un¬ 1975 will be redeemable in inverse
Cutler, of Chicago, will be fur¬
Lynn, Mass.
qualified opinion of Claude H. nupierxCal order at par and ^ac¬
nished. {A certified check for 2%
Bond Sale—The $260,000 munic¬
of the amount of the bonds is re¬
Stevens, of Berry & Stevens, of crued interest on or.after Oct. 1,
ipal relief loan, Act of 1945, bonds
1954. Rate*ofvinterest to be in
quired.
♦
X
offered for1 sale on Oct. 30, were Detroit,, approving the legalityr of
the bonds. The bonds will be de¬ multiples of V4 of -1%. Principal:
Ottumwa Independent Sch. Dist., awarded to the Second National livered at Detroit.
A certified and interest (A-O) payable at the
Bank of Boston, as Is, at a price
Iowa
chieck for 2% of the par value of Macomb County. Savings Bank,
of 100.5981;
a
basis of about
Bond Offering—Walter McLain,
the bonds, payable to the Town¬ Richmond. Said bonds are not a
0.786%.
Dated Nov. 1, 1946. De¬
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
general obligation of the Village,
nom. $1,000.
These bonds mature ship Treasurer, is required.
tors, will receive sealed bids until
but are payable solely from Hie
Gaylord, Mich.
10 a.m. on Nov. 21; for the pur¬ $55,000 Nov. 1, 1947 and 1948 in¬
revenues of the Sewage Disposal
clusive, and $50,000 Nov. 1, 1949
chase of $800,000 building bonds.
Bond Sale —The $35,000 water
System of the Village. Bids shall
to 1951 inclusive.
Interest pay¬
Bonds and attorney's opinion will
system revenue bonds offered for. be conditioned on the
unqualified
able M-N.
be furnished by the District.
sale on Oct. 28—v. 164, p. 2064—
A
opinion of Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
certified check for 2 %
were
awarded
to "Donald
G.
of the
MICHIGAN
dock & Stone, of Detroit, approv¬
amount of the bonds payable to
Babbitt, of Detroit, as 23/4s, at a
ing the legality of the bonds. A
the District Treasurer is required. Barry County (P. O, Hastings), price of 98.40, a basis of about
certified check for $1,400, pay¬
Mich.
2.872%. Dated Oct. 1,1946. Denom.
able to the Village, must accom¬
Perry Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Note Sale—The $18,000 tax an¬
$1,000. These bonds are due Oct.
Bond Offering—J. S. Vander- ticipation notes offered for sale
pany bid.
> 1, as follows: $1,000 in 1948 to
linden, Superintendent of Schools, on Oct. 25, were" awarded to the 1968, and: $2,000 in 1969 to 1975.
St. Clair Shores, Mich. :;
will receive sealed bids until 10 Central National Bank, of Battle
The next highest bidder was Mc¬
Bond Sale
The following cour
a.m. on Nov. 4, for the
purchase of Creek, at 0.2%. The next highest Donald-Moore & Co., for ,3s, at a
pon sewer bonds aggregating $89,$162,000 1%%
building coupon bidder j was McDonald-Moore & price of 100.393.
>
;
.>;/
j
bonds;
Dated Nov., 1, 1946. De¬ Co., at 0.4%,
000; offered for sale on Oct. 29-Michigan (State of)
nomination $1,000.
These bonds
v. 164, p. 2064—were awarded to
/
Chelsea, Mich.
are due Nov. 1, as follows: $1,000
Early
Bonus
Bond
Offering
a
syndicate composed of H. V.
in 1950, $3,000 in 1951, $12,000 in i : Bond Sale—The $6,000 coupon Seen Probable Pending Approval
1952 to 1954, $13,000 in 1955 to water works and sewage system —At the Nov, 5 general election Sattley & Co., Inc., of Detroit, the
$44,000 street improvement bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1946/ These bonds
are
due $4,000 from Nov. 1, 1948
Bate of interest to be in multiples
of y4 of 1%; A certified check for
accompany bid.
to
about
would
,
Offering—Earl A. Steele,
Clerk-Treasurer,
on
It
is currently expected that an off er-
These • bonds will be de¬
bonds.
City Treasurer, will receive both; (CST), on Nov. 15, for the pur¬ Isfov. 4, for the purchase of $165,<0.80% to 1.40%. Maturities from
000 water supply system revenue
sealed and 'oral:, bids: until 10 a:m. chase of $40,000 road and bridge
1954 to 1965 with
of
up
,
payment acting as the official
agency banks of the City in said
Erin
in not less than 5 years no? Carter
County (P. O. Grayson), Ky.
more than 20 years,
Bond Offering—Haskell E. Jar-
Ottumwa, Iowa
payment
Manufacturers National Bank of
due
These bonds
\
Inkster), Mich.
*
Call—Ralph M. Bell, Dis¬
trict Secretary, calls for payment
on Jan. 1,
1947, on which date in¬
upon
tional Bank of Chicago group, of¬
fering
Township Fractional
^
cities.
KENTUCKY
in the bidding was the First Na¬
ing
set
procedure.
the conclusion of the special ses¬
and interest will be payable at the
Bond Election—An issue of
000
an
i
administrative
Bond
1947 to
Bond Election—An issue of
200 water improvement
the
School District No. 8 (P. O.
These bonds
Ransom, Kan.
election
Dearborn
on
Scott, Kan.
Election
$125,000
Resolution calling for
a
sealed
,
ratify the amendment and
Oct. 22,
County Board of Supervisors
passed
three months' notice.
able at the State
the Nov. 5 election.
1, from 1947 to 1965.
the
H
Sale—The
Bond
Albia, Iowa
Bond
Chippewa County (P. O. Sault
Ste.' Marie), Mich.
issue of $50,000 road bonds,
-
al
1966
2329
Bonds Authorized—On
KANSAS|®|®1#;
Fort
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the Des Moines Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Peoples National Bank, Kewanee.
Bond
Sale
—
The
$1,000,000
These bonds, to
be issued for building bonds offered for sale at
sewer improvement purposes, will
public auction on Oct. 29—v. 164,
in the opinion of-counsel, consti¬
p.
1920—were awarded to the
tute direct general obligations of Central
Republic Co., of Chicago,
the City, payable from ad valorem as
IV2S, at price of 101.842, a basis
taxes which may be levied with¬ of about
1.355%.
Dated Dec. 1,
out limit as to rate or amount on 1946. These bonds are due on Dec.
the
Independent
bonds
Beloit,
fice.
Denomination
of
to
Nov. 5 election.
IOWA
Bank, of Chicago.
all
£HT.
fori payable to the Board of Com¬ Principal and interest (A-O)
by the First National
and $11,000 in 1958 to 1965.
certified
Enclose: a
of
$150,000
1V2 %
sewer
bonds is being offered for general
Dated June 1,
$1,000. Due
Dec. 1, as follows: $4,000 in 1947
to 1954, $10,000 in 1955 to 1957,
approv¬
opinion of Ross, McCord, Ice
ing
issue
1946.
v
$400,000 gen¬
$10,000 Jan. and $5,000 July 1, eral obligation water and electric
1948 to 1956, and $5,000 Jan. 1, light plant bonds authorized at a
1957. .Rate of interest to be in special election held on Sept. 20,
multiples of.
of 1%, payable were awarded to the First Nation¬
check
Kewanee, III.
to Public—An
Offered
investment
on
of $145,000
purchase
Denom. $1,000. These
due $5,000 July 1, 1947,
•
furnished.
Aug* 1, have been sold locally*
Bonds
until
lorem taxes to be levied and col¬
Depue, III.
■
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School District, Iowa
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Bond
Election—An
issue
of
exceeding 2% interest. Dated Nov.
ly,
Urbana
voting maqhine bonds, to bear not
Illinois Co., both of Chicago,
164,
—v.
/■
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
:
Consol-
Community
County
y-A\:r:
'•/"«"
Number 4539 >.
\
approving
on
opinion
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago,
will
be
the bid.
furnished,
$3,240 must
/
A
certified
accompany
.,///;;.•
disposal
sale
State
164, p. 2193—
by the Chelsea
Bank,
as
2s, at
a
price of
Dated Oct. 1,
$1,000.
$2,000
terest
bid
bonds offered for
28—v.
purchased
were
par.
revenue
Oct.
on
These
1946. Denom.
bonds
are
due
Octr l, 1948 to 1950. In¬
payable A-O.
Norther
on
was
received.
■
7/'R^'/v.'
the voters
will
pass
on
the issu¬
Soldiers'
Bonus bonds, and it appears that
public sentiment is definitely fa¬
ance/of
been
$270,000,000
It has
indicated that if the bonds
vorable
are
<
to
the
approved
a
proposal.
special legislative
session will be called within a 30riav
nArind
aftr>r
the
election
to
Channel; Securities Co.* and Bar-
Kindred & Co., both of Chi¬
cus,
cago,
as
5138,
a
2%s, at a price of 100.-
basis of about 2.69%:
$56,000 special assessment, District
/
No. 3 bonds. Due on Nov. 1 in
1948 to
1961, incl.
33,000 special assessment, District
2330
THE COMMERCIAL 8c FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
No.
4
bonds.
Due
Nov.
on
follows:
1
for
$400,000
maturing
in 1948 to 1961, incl.
$25,000 from Nov. 1, 1947 to 1962,
Dated Nov. 1, 1946. The maturi¬ as
iy4s, and $100,000 maturing
ties of 1959 to 1961 are callable on $25,0000 from Nov.
1,1963 to 1966,
and
after Nov.
as iy2s.
Dated Nov. 1, 1946.
1, 1958. Second
De¬
best bid was a joint offer by the nom. * $1,000.
Interest
payable
First of Michigan Corp., and Mc¬ M.N.
Runner-up in the bidding
Donald-Moore & Co., for both is¬ was a joint offer by John Nuveen
& Co., and Stroud & Co., a bid
sues as 3s, at a price of 100.21.
.of 100.0705 for $375,000 as iy4s,
and $125,000 as iy2s,
MINNESOTA
figuring to a
*
Amherst
•
Oct. 24—v.
awarded
164,
the
to
p.
&
iy4s, at
payable
price of par.
A-O.
Due in
as
Interest
a
1947
all
sections
of
has been
approved
1956, inclusive.
Louis.
Election—An
$300,000
building
submitted
bonds
the
to
will
flection to be held
on
be
Bond
Nov. 12.
Hawkins,
rtt?//////
Offering—The City Clerk
will receive sealed bids until Dec.
2 for the following bonds
totaling
r
$80,500: $55,500 water, and $25,000
sewer bonds.
>
Eden
(P. O. Gully), Minn.
Bond Offering—Victor A• Thor-
,
,
,
'
Town
Clerk,
receive
V Columbia
Falls, Mont.
sealed bids until 1 p.m. on Nov. 8
Bond
Election
An
issue of
for the purchase of $28,000 road
$50,000 water system bonds will
and bridge bonds, not exceeding be submitted to
the voters at the
2^t% interest. Dated Nov, I, 1946. election to be held on Dec. 10.
:
Denom. $1,000.
These bonds are
Stillwater County (P. O,
due $2,000 Nov.. 1, 1949 to 1962.
Columbus), Mont.
Bidders to name a single rate of
;/
son,
will
—
*
Bond Election
interest in multiples of l/4 or onetenth of 1%.
These bonds were $100,000 hospital
authorized at
election held
an
An
—
issue
will
bonds
of
5 election.
able at any suitable bank or other
institution
the ^purchaser' may
Sweet Grass County, County
High
School District (P. O.
/! designate.
of
The approving opinion
-
Bond
Election
An
—-
:
,
Bigtimber), Mont.
Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
Barber, of Minneapolis, will be
&
-
*
of
$90,000 gymnasium bonds will he
the successful bidder., submitted
to the voters at the No¬
certified check payable
vember 5 election.
These bonds
to the Town Treasurer, for $560. h
are due in 20 years.
a
redeemed at the
the
&
ceases on
should
Jasper County Sch. Dists. (P.O.
Bay Springs), Miss.
Bond Bale—The following bonds
totaling $11,000, offered for sale
on Oct. 24—v. 164, p. 2193—were
awarded to the Bay Springs Bank:
$ 6,0 0 0
School
j
District
bonds.
District bonds.
,
•v$"
•
Election
An
—
issue
of
years.
enclose
their
tenders
envelopes
Columbia,
Bond
/j
Election
An
issue
/
of
years,
five years.
the Nov. 5 election.
County, Enterprise Cons.
Sch. Dist. (P. O, Brookhaven),
on
Miss.
Sold—An
Bonds
000 2Vz%
/ chased
issue
school bonds
recently
by
of $10,was
the
pur-
Max
T.
Allen
Co., of Hazlehurst. Dated
July 1, 1946. Legality approved
by Charles .& Trauernicht, of St.
!;■Louis.
approved at the election held
Oct. 17.
"v
*
Lincoln
County Loyd Star Consol¬
Sch. Dist.
idated
(P. O.
Brookhaven), Miss.
Bonds
2y8%
Purchased—The
school
;
;
Dated July
of St.
/ T
Schuyler School District, Neb.
Bond
were
pur¬
Legality
ap-
Charles A. Trauernicht,
missouri
v.
Fulton,
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Mo.
Bonds Voted—An issue of $200,-
000 water and electric light
gen¬
eral
,
1
ap¬
held
—
An
issue
of
pur¬
was
Oct. 22.
City, Mo.
Scottsbluff, Neb.
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Bond Election— An issue of
$50,000 stadium construction bonds
will be submitted to the voters at
the Nov. 5 election.
These bonds
are
:
due in 10 years.
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Valentine, Neb.
Chicago, at
interest
a
price of 100.2055,
cost
of
1.3185%,
a
as
bid.
County (P. O.
bidder
-.
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
until
2
was
election
in
November:
a
duPont
&
price of 100.06.;
will '' receive
on
Kings Mountain, iN. C,
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Bond Sale—The $20,000 coupon
street improvement bonds offered
Nov.'
12, for the purchase of $407,000
improvement coupon or registered for sale on Oct. 29—v. 164, p. 2199
bonds, to bear not exceeding 4%- —were awarded to R. S. Dickson
interest.
Dated
Nov.
1;
1946. &; Co.,. of Charlotte, as 1%$, at a
Denom. $1,000.
These bonds are price of 100.111, a basis of about
due Nov. 1, as follows:
$20,000 in 1.735%. Dated Nov. 1, 1946. De¬
1947 to 1955, $25,000 in 1956 to nom. $1,000.
These bonds are due
The next
1963, and $27,000 in 1964.
Rate May 1, in 1948 to 1960.
of interest to be in
highest bidder was J, Lee Peeler
Vs or one& Co., and Vance Securities Corp.,
twentieth of 1%.
Principal and
interest (M-N) payable in lawful Greensboro, jointly, for $10,000
money at the First Mechanics Na¬ I%s, and $10,000 2s, at a price of
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tional Bank of Trenton.
The
suc¬
will
be
furnished
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bidder
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noon on Nov. 7,
purchase of $30,000 special
sewer bonds,
to bear
not exceeding 3% interest/Dated
Nov. 1, 1946. Denom. $500.
The^se
assessment
bonds
and
water works bonds
were
1;
ap¬
.
,
nounced
new york
(P. O.
of
funding
price
main extension bonds.
est
the
of
par.
Purchaser
cost of legal opinion.
payable annually. « -
to
•
%
Auburn, N. Y.
Bond Offering
City
—
Comptroller,
J. A.
will
receive
and
refunding
ohio
submitted - io
Bond
Offering—Leona
Moore,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon on Nov. 16 for the
purchase of $5,000 3% fire appa¬
Keller,
receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. on Nov.
8 for the purchase of
$57,000 gen¬
eral improvement coupon or reg¬
ratus bonds. These bonds
Dec.
are
dated
the'.voters. Mt
of
the
I Bond
,Off ering
Denom. $500.
Due
$500 Oct. 1, 1947 to 1956.
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Jay
-Parker,/
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. on Nov. 8,
for the purchase of. the following
unlimited
tax
bonds - amounting
$175,000, to bear not exceeding
3% interest:
V
'to
1, ps -follows $5,000 in 1947^
$6,000 in 1948, $5,000' in 1949,
/ y $.1,000 in 1950,' $5,00Q in 1951,
$6,000 in 1952, $5,000 in 1953,
,1 $6,000 in
1954, $5,000 in 1955,
$6,000 in 1956, $5,000 in 1957,.
$6,000 in 1958, $5,000 in 195J9,
$6,000 in 1960, $5,000 in 1961,
$6,000 in 1962, $5,000 in 1963,
/ $6,000 ip 1964, $5,000 in 1965,
and $6,000 in 1066./(; I
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65,000 hospital bonds.
Due Noy.
//I, as follows: $3,000 in ,1947
to 1949, $4,000 in 1950, $3,000
/
in 1951 to 1953, $4,000 in 195i4/
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$3,000 in 1955 to 1957, $4,000
irt 1958, $3,000 in 1959 to 1961,
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: $4,000 in 1962, $3,000 in 196'3
to 1965, and $4,000 in 1966.!
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Bated
$1,000.
June 1,
Bidders
1946.
Denoih.
bid for a
may
different rate of interest in
a
mul¬
tiple of y4 of 1%.
Principal; and
and interest (M-N) payable at the
First Citizens National Bank,'Up¬
Sandusky.
The
approving
opinion
of
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland, will be
furnished the " purchaser
at his
per
-
A
certified
check
for
1% of the bonds bid for,.payable
to the Secretary-Treasurer, is
re¬
quired. /://■
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Bonds Authorized
The City
Council is said to have ordered
—
the issuance of
1, 1946.
$125,000 municipal
water works bonds.
Bidders
may bid for a different rate of
bonds, not exceeding 5%
interest in a multiple of % of 1%.
—were
awarded to the Borden¬ interest.
Dated
Dec,' I,
1946.
town Banking Co., as 1.30s, at a
Enclose a certify ri>eck for ,!
Denom. $1,000.
These bonds are
price of 100.008, a basis of about due Dec. 1, as follows: $11,000 in payable to the Village. ; "
istered
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Crane, Mifflin, Pitt and Salemv
Townships, Joint Hospital Dist.
(P. O. Upper Sandusky), Ohio,
expense.
Amsterdam, Ohio
pay
Inter¬
will
bonds.
recently by the An¬
dover National Bank, as
iy2s, at a
$25,00,0 airport; $125,000 sewage
disposal plant, and $38,000 water
he
that
sealed tenders until 5 p.m. on Nov.
13,
ElccUon-^An r/ssue
$50,000. construction bonds will be
Bonds Voted—An issue of l$50,000
Township Local Sch. pist*
(P. O. Coalton), Ohib ~
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Bond
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proved as a result of the election
binding obligation of the County. held on
Oct., 22.
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$8,140, pay¬
able to the County, must accom^
Murphy, N. C.
/ Bond
Tenders Wanted ^E. L.
pany bid. '
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Shields,
Town. Clerkr has / an¬
®;-/y
are
due $1,500 on March
Sept.. 1, in 1948 to 195?,* Rate
Coal
Matthews, N. C.
A certified check for
Andover
t
sealed bids until
$110,000 Jiospital bonds.'Due Nov.
north carolina
<
purchased
general
Francis I.
G.Weart,
p.m.
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for the
street
a
Co., for 140s, at
Trenton),
be submitted to the voters at the
The
$47,000
awarded to Tilney & Cp.f of New'
reading; York, as Is, .at
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election to be held in November.
price of 1Q0.041,
calling for an issue /of $13,300 a basis of about 0.985%./ Interest
street
improvement k Jbonds
j payable J-J. / The next highest
notes.
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Offering —Robert Ifam—
City Olerk4 will receive
niet,
Rockvttie Centre, N. Y..
14, passed
final
following
bonds amounting to $188,000 will
—
$500,000 series
Bordentown), N. J.
V, traffic-way improvement bonds
Bond Sale—The $12,000 water
^offered for sale on Oct. 28—v. 164, assessment of 1943 bonds offered
p. 2065 — were awarded to the for sale on Oct. 29—v. 164.
p. 2065
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of
10ct.
on
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Bond
on
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Bend. Sale—The
Andover), N. Y.
Bonds Sold—An issue of
$14,250
war memorial
building bonds was
Election
re¬
a.m.
water,. Sykes & Heckler, of New
City, will be furnished to
thepurchaser without cost.
A
certified eheck Jpr $100^ payablp
to the District, must accompany
;
with the opinion of
Hawkins, Del¬
afield &'Wood, of New York, that
the bonds are valid and
legally
Bordentown Township (P. O.
Bond Sale—The
on
ordinance
an
new jersey
Kansas
net
ough Council
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Bryan, Ohio
.
Glen Rock, N. J.
improvement of 1946 bonds of-'
Ordinance Passed ^The/Bor/4 fered for sale on Oct. 25, were
be submitted to the voters at the
on
obligation bonds
proved at the election
funding.warrants;
Pohl & -Co., offer-
for2Vi8A
L.
York
advised that the
cessful
Bond
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chase and construction bonds will
y
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-
.
bonds
L 1946.
be submitted to the voters at the
election to be held on Dec. 28.
Nov. 5 election.
$18,000
chased recently by Harrington &
Co., of Jackson, and the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Memphis, jointly.
proved'by
Geneva, Neb.
$10,~
park improvement bonds will
Bond Election—-An issue of
000
$250,000 2j/4% and 2y2% site
,
Hewitt has also
was
was
of interest to be in
multiples of
1 %,
Principal and interest (J-J),
of 1%.
Enclose a: certified
payable at-the Dover Plains Na>check for $300, payable to the
tional Bank, Dover Plains.
The
City/
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approving y opinion
of
Vander-
in
Lee, 1011 Palisade Avenue,
Lee, N. J.
Tenders will be
County
Filley School District, Neb.
Bonds Voted—An issue of $12,000 gymnasium construction bonds
Offering — Edward
District Clerk, will
;
to the Board
of Liquidation for the
Borough of
Bond Off ering—Edgar
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third best
Denom.
marked
Interest
highest bid
Y. r,/ ing 100,16
Wingdale), N.
-
in ,1951 ia
J-D.- Sec¬
an, offer of•;
101.21 for 2y4% bonds, tendered
by Ryan, Sutherland &. Cot, while
.
ond
building
coupon
or
registered
bonds, to.bear not exceeding 5%
interest.
Dated
Oct.
1,
1946,
will be submitted to the voters at
was
Lincoln
of
2%. interest
bonds are due Dec.
1/
1955.
Interest payable
interest funding
sealed
$75,000 park improvement bonds,
to bear not exceeding 6% interest,' Mercer
Denomination
Due over a period of 10
subject to recall after
$500.
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the voters at the November 5 elec¬
tion:
These bonds are due in
,
5,000 Louin Consolidated School
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$40,000 construction water works
system honds will be submitted to
Antioch
Consolidated
De¬
nomination $400. Due over a
period of 15 years, subject to
recall after 5 years.
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Fox, Reusch & Co,r of Cincin¬
nati, as l%s, at a price of 100.02,
basis of about 1.745%.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1946. Denom. $1,000. These
Nov. 8, for the purchase of $5,000
Warrants," addressed
Fort
to
a
8
$1,000.
These bonds are
due $1,000 from Jan. 1, 1948 to
war¬
rants of
the, borough. These holdr*, 1952. Rate of interest (to be in
ers
desiring to • offer warrants multiples of V4 or one-tenth of
of
"Tenders
Brule, Neb.
O.
ceive sealed bids until 11
$34,000 available for
purchase at^the lowest price
the
28—v. 164, p. 2066—were awarded
.
Colman,
Funding Warrants—
Hewitt, Treasurer of
the Board of Liquidation for the
Borough, has announced that the
M.
books .will be .closed -on Nov. 20
for payment on Dec. 1, interest on
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Bond Sale—The $30,000 refund¬
ing bonds offered for sale nn-Oct.
$1,000 frorp Oct. 30,, 1947. to 1973.;
Pay
20 years.;
mississippi
a
Bedford, Ohio (/;/,/ '//
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100.857, a basis ;pfabout' 1.921%.
Dated/Oct. .30,a 1946.:
Denom.
$1,000, -. These/ bonds
are :- due
/v J
$500
$250, payable to the Village Treas-
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Dover Common-Sch. Dis. No.
and
No bids for
than par and accrued inter¬
Enclose a certified cheek for
est.
City Bank Farmers Trust
New York City./ Enclose a
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1948,
Bidders may bid for
of interest in. a
rate
multiple.of y4 of 1%.
the
/Bond
offered
in
less
Co.,
Fort Lee, N. J.
Josiah
$700
different
certified xrheck for $1,140, payable
opened at 2 p.m. on Nov. 13. /.Mr.
,
lows:
will
1949 to 1961.
date called.
to the voters at the November 5
election.
These bonds are due in
.
valid ahd bind¬
a
of
principal amount
struction bonds will be submitted
bonds.
$7,200 2% fire
Dated Nov/ l, 1946.
Denom. $500, one for $200. These
bonds are-due Nov.
1, as fol¬
house bonds.
the. bonds will ,be' delivered to the
purchaser is Dec. 1, 1946, and de¬
livery will be made at the office
and .accrued interest at
First Camden National Bank
Trust Co., Camden.
Interest
Fort
$25,000 road and bridge
for the purchase of
der. .TThe approximate time when
thereof
Brady, Neb.
Bond Election ; —- An issue of
$42,000 water works system con¬
of
are
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be submitted to the successful bid-r
De¬
Said bonds will-he
chase
/.';
the bonds
tp the City.
(P. O. R.F.D. No. 1,
Starbuck), Minn. '* 9 /-•
Bond Offering—H. M. Hanson,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until Nov. 18, for the pur¬
NEBRASKA
Batavia, Ohio
Bond Offering—R. n. Majoewsky, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed, bids until noon on Nov. .16
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are
ing obligations of the City,
of
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& Trust Co., of
Legality approved by
Delafield & Woodjtjoi
$1,000.
plain
Walden
multiple of 44 or one-tenth
Principal and interest pay¬
the City Bank Farmers
Trust Co., New York
City.v These
upon
real ./property.
The
approving opinion of Reed, Hoyt
.&> Washburn, of New York
City,
fdr
that
Board»has
;
issue
furnished
Enclose
of
1964, amounting to $35,000.
nom.
To
Oct. 9. Principal and interest pay¬
a.
of 1%.
Delaware Township
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■Bergen,, N. Y.
EUisburg), N. J. />/■////
Bond Sale—The $27,000 water
Bond
Call—Margaret E. Wermuth, Township Clerk, calls for softening, plant, honds offered for
payment on Dec. 1, 3% refunding sale on>Oct. 30—v. 164, p. 2199-f
bonds, Nos. M1019 to M985, dated- were awarded to the Marine Trust
Dec.
1, : 1939, maturing Dec. j; Co., of Buffalo, as 2s, at a price of
be
submitted to the voters at the Nov.
on
issue
New York.
'V.-v Choteau, Mont,
the
at
voters
An
—
issue
An
—
will be submitted to the
voters, at
the Nov. 5 election.
and
improve¬
bonds amounting to
Bank
New York.
montana
of
issue
Ofiered
refunding
revenue
Chemical
Dated Sept. 1, 1946.
County Sch. Dist. No. 24
(P* O. Sleepy Eye), Minn.
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Bond
Bond
cipal and interest payable at the
Brown
be
Election
$300,000 garbage incinerator bonds
to bear.- The rate named must
are
1946
Barberton, Ohio'
,
Bond
-
general obligations pay¬
from unlimited ad valorem
Oct. 1, 1946. Denom. $1,000. These
bonds are due Oct. 1, 1969. Prin¬
to
as
1947 to 1950, and $13,000 in 195i;
Bidders are invited to name the
rate of interest which the bonds
Cape May County Bridge Com- '
mission (P. O. Cape May,
i '
bonds
C> H.), N. J.
f; able
v
sale
legality
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
to
Monday, November 4,
able nt
$3,400,000, is being offered
by B. J. Van Ingen & Co., .of
New York, Ketcham &
Nongard,
of Chicago, and Associates.
Dated
the
Lead wood Sch. Dist., Mo.
Bond Legality Approved — An
issue of $38,000 1%% school bonds
Mer¬
State Bank of Preston,
chants
from
sub¬
were
country for the bonds.
1921—were
Farmers
highest /bidder
was
Schmidt, Poole & Co., for 1.30s, at
a price of par.
ment
bids
Nov.
next
2%%
mitted
and bridge bonds offered for sale
on
The
net interest cost of about 1.3504%.
other
Dated
1, 1946. De¬
nom. $1,000.
These bonds are due
$3,000 on Jan. 2, in 1948 to 4951.
Numerous
(P. O. Lanesboro), Minn.
bale—The
$30,000 road
Bond
1.296%.
Fresno Local Schv Dist,, Ohio
Election — An issue of
Bond
$75,000 construction bonds will be
submitted
to
the
Nov. 5 election.
.
voters J.atthe
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bear not exceeding 3% interest.
87,000 water main bonds.
Due still remain unsold. Due $12,000
Ravenna, Ohio
:
Due in 1947 to 1956, met • Inter¬
$5,000 in 1950 to 1965, and in 1950 .to 1965, and $8,000 inT
;• Bond Election* — An issue of
Purchased—The,, $44,000,
est payable J-D.
$7,000 in 1966.
1966.
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$20,000 fire equipment bonds will
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street improvement bonds were
:33,00{R-white way bonds.
be submitted to the voters at the
Due /;
y Washington
Spiro, Okla.
Township (P. O.
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purchased recently by. thesCity
$2,000 in* 195CT tQ-1965, and
general election*•. r»
.v"'y ,fi"
BPnds Offered^-Sam A. James,
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Toledo), Ohio
Treasury Investment Account, as
$1,000 in 1966. '
Town Clerk, received sealed bids 1
[ Bond
Election — An issue of
2s, at a price of par. Dated Nov. \k Roscoe Local Sch. Dtst.,Qhior
37,000 storm sewer bonds.
Due Until 2
P,m. on Oct. 29, for the
Bond Election ^ An issue of $20,000 building and fire appara¬
1,;1946. These bonds are due Nov.
^ $2,000 in 1949 to
1965, and purchase of $45,000 electric
tus bonds will be submitted to the
light
$73,000 construction bonds will be
1,-1948 to 1952. ' V ' •
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$3,000 in 1966.
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improvement bonds. These bonds
submitted
to the ' voters at the voters at the general election.
i Bonds Not Sold—It is also re¬
Harpersfield Local ScK DUt.v(Pl Q..
are
due $3,000 in 1949 to 1963.
-Nov. 5, election., *
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V
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Washingon Township Local Sch. ported that the
CountyX> Ohio ;
$200,000 hospital These bonds were authorized at
Sabina, Ohio
Dist. (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
bonds offered at the same time, the election held on Oct. 14.
Bond Election
An issue of
i Bonds Authorized-rThe /Village.
?7 Bond Offering — O. K. Benton,
$20,000 sanitary system bonds will
Council has passed an ordinance Clerk of the Board of Education,
be submitted to the voters at the
calling for an issue of J73,000 mu¬ will receive sealed bids until 7:30
N.ov. 5 election.
submitted to the voters at the
Brentwood, Pa,
nicipal electric lights and power p.m. on Nov, 14, for the purchase
Bond
Election—An
issue
of election to be held in November.
J / Hebron Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
plant improvement mortgage of $250,000 building and equip¬
$300,000 park bonds will be sub¬
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Bond Election
An issue of bonds.
ment
'}$*'[
Hamilton, Ohio ■ /,'
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Bonds
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.
,
,
—
bonds, to bear not exceeding
—
$188,000; site purchase
and
tion.^.- Oyy
Ohio
Offering—"£.~Pr "Rudolph,
Director of Finance^ wiU receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Hillsboro Exempted Village
mitted
Nov. 12, for
Shaker Heightsf,
con¬
struction bonds will be submitted
to
the voters
the Nov. 5 elec¬
at
School
; : .
District, Ohio
;
Bond Election — An issue of
$70,000 construction bonds will be
,
.
submitted
voters
the
to
the
at
Dated Nov. 1, 1946.
$1,000.
These bonds are
due Nov. 1, as follows: $16,000 in
1948 to 1952, and $17,000 in 1953
2%
Bond
interest.
Denom.
the purchase of $100,- to 1962. Rate of interest to be in
000
V/2%
series_„C "sewer1 and multiples of V\ of 1%.
These
drain bonds* Dated Nov. 1, 1946. bonds were authorized at the elec¬
Denom. $1,000.
These bonds are tion held on Sept; 24. A certified
$10,000 fromrOct. 1, 1948 to
Bidders jpay bid for a dif¬
in multiples
due
check for 1%
*4 Jerusalem
Township (P. O.
•
Bond Offering
Board of Education, is
of
1, Curtice), Ohio
R. F. D.
the bonds bid for,
;
bonds were
election
of- 1 %:""*• Said
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Bonds
Otto Klaege,
-—
payable to the
required.
Waterville, Ohio
authorized at the general
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Election
Bond
An
—
of
issue
$65,000 construction bonds will be
submitted to the voters at the
$150,000
storm
will
bonds
of
issue
system
sewer
submitted
be
(EST), on
sealed bids until noon
An
—
the
to
election in
voters at the>general
November.
4, for the purchase of $81,000
1 %%
refunding bonds-.*. Dated
Nov.
1, >1946.; Denom. i $1,000.
These bonds are due Sept. 1, as
Sept.
$1,000 in 1950, $10,000 in
follows:
Leipsic Local Sch. DUt., Ohio
V Bond Election— An issue Of
$295,000. construction bonds will
be submitted to the voters at the
and
1953,
in
and -1952,:-$20,000
1951
The approv¬
$40,000 in 1954.
payable toHhe
apparatus purchase bonds.
Height* City Sch.
DUt.,
■■K:■•"•Or; Ohio
F. J. Vasek,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Boiid Offering
will receive sealed bids until noon
Nov.
on
12,
purchase
for the
of
Dated
$100,600 2 % school bonds:
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Jan. 1, 1947. Denom.
$1,000. These
bonds are due $5,000 from Jan. 1
1948 to 1967.
Bidders may bid
'
for
different rate of interest in
a
multiple of % of 1%. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Central National Bank, Cleveland.
A certified check for 1% of the
amount-of the bonds, payable to
the Board of Education, must aca
•
bid.
company
Marion
Township Local Sch. DUt
(P. O. Marion),'. Ohio
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Election
Bond
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1
$100,000 municipal hospital bonds
An
—
issue
of
site purchase and con¬
struction bonds will be submitted
to the voters at the Nov. 5
elec¬
Cii^is Required.;
County Sch.' Dists.,
Election —An
Okla.
issue
of
mitted to the voters at the elec¬
held
be
to
on
Nov.
5,
for
purchase of sites and construction
buildings, in Watonga Inde¬
of
Stark. County.0. Canton Jf Ohio pendent Consolidated District No.
Bond Offering—Hilda Schrancz, 42 and Geary Joint Independence
of 'tile
Clerk
Board
County
of
Commissioners, will receive bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 18 for
purchase of $104,000 Reedurban-Genpk Sewer District No. 9
bonds, not exceeding 4% interest.
DatedDec*
1,
1946. tDenom.
the
Consolidated District No. 80.
,
Election
An
issue
Election
voted
favorably
held
29:
Oct.
on
issue
of
will
be submitted to the voters at the
Nov. 5 election.
/
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Pennsylvania (State of)
/1 Local Unit Bond Issues Approved—The Department of
Internal
f
■
Affairs/Bureau of Municipal Affairs, has furnished us with
the fol¬
lowing list of bond proceedings approved* and forwarded in the
period
from Oct. 8 to Oct* 22:
Date
'
MunicipalityWest
Hazleton
Amount
Interest
$15,000
2Vt%
Funding floating indebtedness-
Oct.
2 V*
Constructing athletic field and
playground,
equipping
and
furnishing same
Oct. 10
Purpose-
Approved
Borough,
Luzerne County
—
District,
Luzerne County—70,000
8
r
Erecting, equipping and furnish-
Dist., Lehigh County
150,000
1%
an
addition
to
Schnecksville
grade school for
High School
:.y
The Housing Authority of
the City of Allentown_
To
use as
Junior
Oct. 11
-
with
development of
housing project
.74
502,000
assist
—
Oct. 15
Lower
Paxton Twp. Sch..
Dist., Dauphin County-
2 ;;
12,000
Housing Authority of the
7
Purchase of three
.85
of
Ocfc. 16
Oct. 17
404,000
assist with development, of
housing project
.85
Oct. 17
—-
i
Dist.,
County*,-^..-,
1%
200,000
Abington Township,
Montgomery County—
<
Refunding bonded indebtedness
and
repairing,
remodeling,
equipping and furnishing a
school building
^ V
;
Oct. 18
Making
250,000
additions
and
extensions to existing sewer
system
300,000
Johnstown, City of,
t* Cambria
County-—--
Improving
streets,
highways,
parks, play fields and airport;
1%
construction
of
storm
School
Making improvements
1%
20,000
Penn
The
•
for
' A „;!
R.D.
No.
at the election
$450,000 water
1,
Verona), Pa.
W.
Boyd,
Offering—V.
Oct. 18
and addi¬
tions to athletic field and al-"
.Township ' Sch. DUt. (P. O.
Bond
\
f.
various City departments
Dist., Dauphin County-
J
.
Oct. 18
sewers
R and purchasing equipment
Middletown Boro.
'
To
Beaver
Johnstown City Sch.
Cambria
buses
assist with development
of
housing project
—c.—_m-
V
Housing Authority of the
Counter
school
To
♦County of Beaver_%— 1,779,000^and .86
to gymnasium-
.'-I. Oct. 21
Flandreau, S. Dak.
Bond
Election
$80,000 electric
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
ment
tors, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. on Nov. 13,' for the pur¬
chase of $700,000 school coupon
held
the
—
.
An
[ >
issue
system
of
improve¬
bonds will be submitted to
at the election to b^
Nov. 12.
.■
voters
on
Parker, S. D.
•'-7
Dated Nov. 1, 1946. De¬
Bond Election
An
issue of
$1,000. These bonds are due
$50,000 electric light system bonds
$28,000 from Nov. 1, 1948 to 1972.
will be submitted to the voters
Rate of, interest to be in multiple
at the election to be held
on Nov.
ofof 1%. The purchaser will
12.
receive without charge, the opin¬
y
ion of Burgwin & Churchill, of
Philip, S. Dak.
Bond Election
Pittsburgh, that the bonds are
The following
valid general obligations of the bonds will be submitted
to the
bonds.
Hennessey, Okla.
.
—
nom.
Bonds Offered—Estella Brewer,
Clerk,-received sealed bids
p.m. on Nov. 1, for the
purchase of the following bonds
amounting to $23,200:
Town
until
An
—
$400,000 improvement bonds
of
-
following
bonds amounting to $715,000 were
^
interest in a multiple of
V4 of l%? No bids formless than
par and accrued interest.
Final
approving opinion to be furnished
by the purchaser. ..Principal and
interest
payable- at the County
of
rate
—
Bond
Guthrie, Okla.
—
1
•
burgh), Pa.
Township School District
(Pi. O. Chester), Pa.
;terations
Bonds Voted
/
Neville Township (P. O. Pitts-
$92,000 construction bonds will be
reservoir; $105,000 water system
$1,000. These bonds are due Dec.
extension; $60,000 sewer system,
1, as follows: $10,000 in 1948 to
and $100,000 park bQnds.
1953, and $11,000" in 1954 to 1957.
Bidders may bid Tor ~a different
8
■
$12,000 street repair bonds. Due
$1,000 in 1949 to 1958 and
: $2,000 in 1959.
School District payable from ad voters at the election to
be held
8,000 water works bonds. Due valorem taxes levied on all tax¬ on Nov. 12: $62,000 water con¬
missioners.
v;
$667 in
1949 to 1958 and able real property within said struction, and $28,000 fire
protec¬
Streetsboro Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
.$1,330 in 1959.
School District, Enclose a certi¬ tion bonds,
f-Jyy
fied check for $14,000, payable to
Kent),' Ohio
3,200 fire station, park and town
Bond Election
hall bonds. Due $267 in 1949 the District.
An issue of
TENNESSEE Kv/v/K;
Treasurer's office*
tified
$63,791
..
Bond
tem
tion
v/
'
Concord
$175,000 bonds to bear not ex¬
ceeding 6% interest, will be sub¬
Lodi, Ohio
printing said bonds will be. borne
Bonds Authorized—The Village
by the City.
A certified check
has passed an ordinance
for 1% of the amount of the bonds,
calling for an issue of $15,000 fire
;
Sept. 19: $300,000 sewer sys¬
extension; $335,000 municipal
water, light and power plant, and
on
Blaine
!•
Maple
defeated at the election held
ing opinion of Squire, .Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland, as to the
Council
Nov.
'■
-
Anadarkb, Ohla.
following
amounting
to
$725,000,
Bond
'
general
$32,000 veterans' tem¬
North Whitehall Twp. Sch.
validity of said bonds will be fur¬
nished by the City.The cost of
^ov. 5 election.
the
at
'
.
Bond
Bonds Defeatedj—The
were
voters
$175,000
Plains Twp. Sch.
OKLAHOMA
bonds
the
Gtassport School District, Pa.
/ Election — An issue of
I
bonds
housing bonds.
porary
the
to
to
5 election.
election.
y
Auditor^ "will receive
City
roe,
Kent, Ohio
Election
Bond
submitted
be
voters at the Nov, 5 election.
Springfield, Ohio
Offering^ John $. Mon¬
Bond
Nov. 5 election:
will
bonds
approximately $5,000^.^
of
plant
playground and recre¬
ational center bonds will be sub¬
mitted to the voters at the
'-*■
■
issue
light
improvement bonds will be sub¬
mitted
Authorized—D.
following
and
totaling
$100,000: $56,500 paving improve¬
ments; $11,500 storm and sanitary
sealed bids until noon on Nov.
;
the
-nt
j
Issuance
water
■
on Nov. 6,1945; and are supported
Ernest D. Hook, Village Clerk, has
receive
i-!by a tax levied outside thb lO- announced that the $175,000 sani¬
lo; mU1 limitation. A certified check
tary sewer bonds will not be sub¬
for the purchase of $20,000 3%
for $1,000, payable to the City,
mitted to the voters at the No¬
fire building and apparatus bonds.
must accompany bid..
\
TT:"*; vember 5
election, as the Certifi¬
Dated Oct. 1, 1946. Denom. $1,000.
cate of Notice has not been-re¬
South Euclid, O/ho^:
These bonds are due $1,000 Oct. 1,
ceived
Bond Tenders Invited — Lesterby the County Election
1948 to 1967.
Bidders may bid for
Askue, City Auditor, will re¬ Board. Therefore this matter'will
a
different rate of interest in a
ceive sealed bids until noon on be delayed until next year,
Enclose a
multiple of V4 of 1%.
certified check for $200,; payable Nov. 2*5, -for the purchase by the
Westlake, Ohio
City of refunding bonds, dated
to the Board of Trustees.
Bond Election—An issue of $16,'.'4"
' '*'* '"'I'iii* :r,'~
'*!"•
July 1, 1938, and maturing July 1,
Keene Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
1968.
The amount on hand is 000 memorial park construction
•
$250,000
Patterson, City Clerk, has an¬
nounced
that the
City Council
formally authorized the issuance
of
Etna, Pa.
Election—An
B«nd
J.
will
Clerk,
Township'
Nov.
Clairton, Pa.
Bond
for Approval—
Not Up
at the
sewer, and
of the par value of
1957.
ferent rate of interest
general election in November.v;
the voters
to
5 election*
Enclose
a
—
cer¬
check
fotf*$S04, payable to
the Board of Stark County Com¬
,
-
.
tion.
Montgomery Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Election
Bond
;
$50,006
An
—
gymnasium
:
./construction
bonds
-
issue
of
auditorium
will
be
sub-
/vjnitted to the voters at the genera
k 'election,
: >y•'0:.. * 'y-f.
;
Sale
—
The
to
the
at
voters
the
general election.
Election
Bond
$530 in 1959.
—
issue
An
on
construction and heating
bonds will be submitted
5 elec¬
Election
Bond
Oct. 15,
Bond
issue
An
awarded
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., of
•Toledo. Dated Oct. 1, 1946.Denom
,$1,000.
These
bonds
are
due
1: $2,000 from Oct. 1, 1948 to 1962
"Interest payable A-O.
The next
-•highest bidder was J. A. White
& Co.
Randolph
V
1
Sch.
construction
'submitted
;
issue
Rural
for
the
Sch.
erection
Dist.,
Ohio
to
the
bonds, will
votlls
Nov. 5 election.
at
of
a
me^
morial
submitted
of
be'held
Perry,
-
Nov.
5
Nov.
on
19.
C.
H.,
Ohio
Marie Melvin
be
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon on Nov, 16, for the
the
purchase of $33,500 fire apparatus
equipment and building bonds, to
at
voters
of
the
Bonds Sold—It is
that
the
now
reported
bonds
following
$199,000,
without
success
000,000
aggre¬
offered for
on
Sept.
school
.
24—v
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-
SOUTH
sewer
was
on
'
the
until
of
$2,im¬
approved at
11
will
purchase
Voted
|
sewage
An
issue
disposal
of
systeip
bonds carried at the election held
on
Oct. 15.
sealed
Nov.
8
for
of
$200,000 water
works
improvement bonds, not
exceeding
4%
interest.
Dated
Sept.
1, 1946.
Denom.
$1,000.
bonds
due
are
$7,000
in
Sept.
1947
1,
as
to
1949,
$8,000 in 1950 to 1953, $9,000 in
1954 to 1957, $10,000 in 1958 to
1960, $11,000 in 1961 to 1964, $12,in 1967.
DAKOTA
—
on
,
000 in 1965 and 1966, and
Oct. 22.
_
$100,000
Mahler,
receive
a.m.
proving
$13,000
Rate of interest to be in
multiples of V\
main bonds.
,
bids
follows:
and
Offering—L. K.
CityClerk,
These
/
Canton, S. D.
Bonds
V
Due
$2,500 in 1950 to 1965, and
$2,000 in 1966.
$42,000
addition
provement bonds
the election held
sale
al Bank & Trust Co. of Oklahoma
City:
CAROLINA/
!
Cookeville, Tenn.
Bond
election.
Bonds Voted—An issue
164,
p.
1923—were
purchased
subsequently by the First Nation¬
—
the
Columbia, S. C.
voters at the Nov. 5 election.
Offering
to
SOUTH
Okla.
gating
Bond
issue
An
—
/
Dis.
Pa.
be submitted to the voters at the
gymnasium, to amount to
$124,808, will be submitted to the
Washington,
Local
Bond Election—An issue of $70,~
000-
Dist., Ohio
Bond Election—A levy or bond
Union
York),
Election
26—v. 164, p. 2066—were
to
O.
$66,000 construction bonds will be
$987,000 improvement bonds will
election to
tion.
—
Township Sch.
(P.
Okmulgee, Okla.
of
Windsor
:l
authorized at
were
Ohio
voters at the Nov.
to the
to 1958 and
These bonds
the election held
Tuscarawas Local Sch. DUt.,
system
$30,000 city
hall bonds offered for sale on Oct
•
submitted
$90,000
Newcomerstown, Ohio
^
Bond
$85,000 construction bonds will be
of 1%.
opinion
The ap¬
of Chapman
Se
Cutler, of Chicago, will be fur¬
nished
bonds
the
are
purchaser.
part of
a
These
$400,000 issue.
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2332
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Livingston,
^
Bond
Town
Call
—
Recorderj
Edinburg, Texas
$266,000
Tenn.
T.
Bond
Windham,
announced
has
Oct.
24
First Southwest Co., C. F. Childs
& Co., Thomas & Co., William Nr
—
1,64,- p/ 1775
v.
R.
awarded to
&
Trust
•
such bonds with
of
and
Livingston,
Co.,
—were
Underwood &
A.
Edinburg,
presentation and surrender
upon
Dec,
subsequent coupons
Bond
1, 1946,
attached
Offering
City
Brown,
Texas
—
bids
until
Noble
2:30
re^
p.m.
Nov. 21 for the purchase of
$80,000
water
revenue
bonds.
Dated Sept. 15, 1946.
These bonds
are
due on Sept. 15, as follows:
$2,000 in 1951 to 1955, $3,000 in
1956
to I960.'$5,000 in 1961 to
1965, and $6,000 in 1966 to 1970.
These bonds are part of a total
on
TEXAS
Alvin Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Alvin),
Edwards ;' &
Shelton
Co.,; and ' Lockett,
Co., jointly, for $173,-
&
6% interest, payable semi¬
annually.
Dated Dec. 10, 1946.
Denom. $500.
These bonds shall
run
over
united states
Federal
period of 20 years.
Principal ar.d intefGst. pay able at
the
County Treasurer's office,
Housing Authority
Issues
Awaraed—Of
( unit
notes offered for sale
the fiscal
New
the
housing
5%
is required.
j
164, p. 1924—a' total of $36,309,000 were awarded to a large
syndicate headed by the Chemical
&
Trust Co.
of New
York,
the National City Bank, the Bank¬
Trust
ers
Co., both of New York;
Bills Sold—An issue of
or
000
amount bid
'
'
'
24,
bills
at
bills
an
a price of par—v. 164,
2067—were sold to the Davis
Trust Co., Citizens National
Bank,
and the Tygarts
Valley National
sold
on
yield
of
was
'
1
*
!\
24, 1947.
::'k
alberta
cently at
^' 4
$75,000,
average
due Jan.
are
virginia
Bond Sale Details—The
$28,000
control bonds awarded re¬
;
0.396%. Dated Oct. 25, 1946. These
■
Alberta (Province of)
Bondholders Accepting Refund*
flood
p.
treasury
Oct.
certified
Elkins, W. Va.
v.
Bank
A
of the
west
Oct. 29—
on
1946
Canada (Dominion of)
of the State
agency
York City.
check for
Public
Note
.
4,
CANADA
a
at
2%s, and $106,000 2V2s.
Monday, November
ing
in
000
$39,247,000 7 local
„
Ruth
Secretary,1 will
sealed
ceive
thereto.
payable M-N.
The nfe'xt highest bidder was the
interest, 4% refunding bonds Co,,' of Dallas, and the Ransonamounting to $47,500, dated Dec. Davidson Co., jointly, as 5s, for
1, 1940, in the denomination of the first 2 years, and 3y4s, there¬
$500, and maturing Dec, 1, 1949 after. Dated Oct. 1, 1946, Denom.
to 1968. Bonds will be redeemed $1,000.
These bonds are due seri¬
on the above date
at the Union ally in not to exceed 35 years.
Bank
10.,. Interest
sewer
bonds offered for Gctie On
revenue
that the ^bove Town calls for pay23S^nt on Dec. 1, at par and accrued
Sept.
Sale—The
y.:
,,
ing
Plan—It
announced
was
re¬
cently by J. F. Percival, Deputy1
Provincial Treasurer, that holders
-
of 98% of Alberta's bonds involved
in the
$113,253,000 refunding
pro¬
De¬
National Trust Bank, all of Elkins, jointly.
gram have signified their accep¬
noms. $100 and $500. These bonds
Association, of San
tance of the plan.
The amount
are
due on July
of
$1,000,000 school bonds was
1, as follows:
Francisco; National Bank of De¬
now outstanding is put at $2,426,submitted to the voters at jthe
$100 in 1947 to 1951, $1,000 in 1952
troit; Union Trust Co., of Pitts¬ to
000, comprised of $482,000 ma¬
authorized issue of $480,000.
election held on
1963, $1,500 in .1964 to 1973, and
The,
Nov.'2,y^||^J->/:fK;'
tured and $1,944,000
burgh; Brown Brothers Harriman
unmatured
purchaser will be furnished the
$500 in 1974. '
'
'
& Co., New York Trust Co., both
bonds.
Axle Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
printed bonds, copy of proceed¬
of New York; Northern Trust Co.,
South Charleston, W. Va,
Bond
Under the Province's refunding,
Legality
Approved—An
ings, the approving opinion of
of Chicago; National City Bank,
Bond Election
An issue of offer, provision was made for casl>.
issue of $100,000 series of 1946,
W. P. Dumas, of Dallas, and the
of ; Cleveland;
school house bonds has been ap¬ bonds will be
First
National $18,500 site purchase and recrea¬ redemption of matured bonds, in¬
delivered to the
tion building
bonds, to bear not cluding an adjustment of interest,
proved as to legality by Dumas & Capital National ' Bank, Austin^ Bank, of St. Louis; First National
Bank, of Boston; Riggs National exceeding 3% : interest, will be from June 1,1936. Holders of un¬
Huguenin, of Dallas. These bonds without cost to the purchaser.
submitted to the voters at the matured bonds receive a cash ad-;
are dated Sept. 1, 1946.
Bank, of Washington, D. C.; First
Hutchins, Texas
5
election.
National Bank, of Portland, and Nov.
Denomination justment, and a new bond bearing
Bishop Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas i Bonds Voted—An issue of $20,;<:.y
many banks in other cities. These $1,000, one for $500. These bonds 3y2% interest.
;
Bonds
Sold — The.
following 000 improvement bonds was ap¬
Before the refunding plan was
note issues are as follows: New¬ are due Jan. 1, as follows: $1,000
Bonds totaling $150,000 were pur¬ proved at the election held on
port News Housing Authority, Va., in 1949 to 1965, and $1,500 in 1966. brought into operation, the Prov¬
chased
recently
by
Rauscher, Oct.
ince had set aside in a coupon
15.4V;-^J;J
$3,773,000 Oakland Housing Au¬
Pierce & Co., of San Antonio:
wisconsin
account, approximately $5,000,000Hutchinson County (P. O.
thority, Calif., $1,538,000 Ports¬
for the payment of interest at half,
$75,000 1% % school house bonds,
mouth Redevelopment and Hous¬
Ashland, Wis.
Stinnett), Texas
the original coupon rate.
i
SinceDug $15,000 on Nov. 1 in 1947
Bond Election
An issue of
Authority,
Bond Offering—Norman Coffee, ing
Va.,
$4,618,000
the refunding plan became oper¬
to 1951.
Prdvidence Housing Authority, R. $300,000 memorial building bonds
County Judge, will receive sealed
ative, a large part of this fund has;
will be submitted to the voters at
75,000 2% school house bonds. bids until 10 a.m. on
Nov. 11, for L, notes, at .82%, and $392,000
been paid out to bondholders, un¬
:
Due $15,000 on Nov. 1, in 1952
the general election in November.
the purchase of $250,000 airport Rock Island County Housing Au¬
der the refunding plan.
.to 1956.
bonds, to bear not execeeding thority, 111,, notes, at .86%,. '
Amery, Wis.?
The Bessemer Trust Co,* of Jer¬
/• '*■ Dated Nov. 1, 1946.
Denomina¬ 2%% interest. Dated Nov. 15,1946.
british columbia
Bond Offering — F. A. Syl¬
tion $1,000. Principal and interest Denom. $1,000.
These bonds are sey City, was the successful bid¬
vester, City Clerk, will receive
Vancouver, B. C.
(M-N) payable at the First State due $25,000 from Nov. 15, 1947 to der for the $810,000 Corpus Chrissealed
bids
until 7:30 p.m. on
Debentures Sold—The $4,750,These are the bonds au¬ ti Housing Authority, Tex., $303,Bank, of Bishop.
These bonds 1956.
Nov. 6 for the purchase of $40,000
000 2y2, 2% and 3% improvement
thorized at the election held on 000 Fort Wayne
were voted at the election held on
Housing Author¬ memorial
building bonds, not ex¬ debentures offered on Oct. 28,
Oct.
12.
Principal and interest ity, Ind., $424,000 Kern County
Legality approved by Aug. 12.
ceeding 3 % interest. Dated Dec. 1, were
awarded
to
a
syndicateGibson, Gibson & Boothman of (M-N) payable at the State Treas¬ Housing Authority, Cal., $557,000 1946.
Denomination $1,000. These composed of
Fairclough & Co.,.
urer's office.
A certified check
Austin.
Madison Housing
Authority, 111., bonds are due Dec.
1, as follows: Dominion Bank, Imperial Bank
for 2% of the amount bid is re¬ and
$649,000, Fourteenth Series, $1,000 in 1947 to
Brownwood, Texas
1951, $2,000 in of Canada, Cochran, Murray &.
quired.
-•
Newport News Housing Authori¬
;
Bonds Sold^—An issue of $200,1952 to 1958, and $3,000 in 1959
Co., Burns Bros. & Denton, all of
ty, Va., notes, at .82%, all plus
'■"
Ko untze, Texas
090 storm sewer bonds authorized
to
1965.
Principal and interest Toronto, Pemberton & Son, of
small premiums. ■
at the election held
on
Oct. 1,
Bonds
Voted
An
issue
of
payable at the City Treasurer's Vancouver, Nesbitt, Thomsen &.
The Valley National
Bank, of office. The City will furnish the
-was purchased recently by a
syn¬ $150,000 water and sewer bonds
Co., of Montreal, Western City.
dicate composed of Russ & Co., of was favorably voted at an elec¬ Phoenix, was the successful bid¬ printed bonds and the
approving Co., of Vancouver, McTaggart,
der
for
the
$195,000 Glendale opinion of
San Antonio, Emerson, Roche & tion held recently.*
Dorsey,
Colman, Hannaford, Birks & Gordon, of'
Housing Authority, v Ariz.," notes,
Co., of Austin, and William N. Ed¬
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬ Montreal, Tanner & Co., of Cal¬
at .69%, plus a premium of
::77
Meridian, Texas^
$6.00. neapolis. Enclose a certified
wards & Co., of Fort Worth.
gary, Bankers Bond
Corp., and'
Bonds Offered to Public—The
check for 2% of the par value of Anderson &
UTAH
Co.., both of Toronto,,
Crosbyton, Texas
following revenue bonds aggre¬
the bonds.
at a price of 99.938, a net inter¬
:
/
Bonds Voted—An issue of $85,- gating $40,000 are being offered
Ogden, Utah
est cost of 2.96%, for 2y2,. 23/4s
•„
000 electric light system bonds for general investment by R. A.
Bonds Defeated—The City Re¬ Buffalo County (P. O. Alma), Wis.
and 3s. These debentures are duewas approved at the election held
Underwood & Co., of Dallas:
corder
has
Bond Sale—The $950,000 series
announced
that the
on Nov.
15, in 1947 to 1971. Theon Oct. 15.
■'■'v \V7-'.7 ..'V. v $5,000 3% water works bonds. Due $1,025,000 bond issues were de¬ F, highway improvement coupon next
highest bidder was A. E,.
Texas
Election
Bond
Held—An
issue
Bank
&
America
of
Savings
—
;
•
"
.
—
,
,
y
.
.
.
1
,
—
,
-
.
*
000
construction
bonds
was
Co., of Amarillo, at
•par,
net interest
a
2.79%.
ized
cost of
These bonds
were
the- election
at
price of
a
about
author¬
held
from Nov. 1, 1948 to
1957.
•
•
35,000 3V2% water works bonds.
Due Nov. 1, as follows: $5,000
in 1958 and 1959, $1,000 in
1960, $2,000 in 1961 to 1966,
and $3,000 in 1967 to 1973.
:
pur¬
chased recently by H. L. Schaffer
&
$500
:-v
Dalhart School District, Texas
Bonds Sold—An issue of $100,-
on
Sept. 5.
1
Dated
Nov.
1,
Election
An
—
issue
of
Bank,
authorized
bonds,
election held
stitute
valid
the
at
Oct. 15,1946, con¬
and legally binding
on
$250,000 road bonds will be sub¬
obligations of the City.
Legality
approved
by
McCall,
mitted to the voters at the Nov. 5
Parkhurst &
'
,
,
OF
BANKRUPTCY
HEARING
Davenport, Oklahoma, Paving: District 1
is
hereby given
that the
To*n
Notice
2V4%
of
•ajavenport, Oklahoma, a municipal corporation,
in its capacity as taxihg agency and
governing
authority for unincorporated paving district 1
*>f said town, has filed a petition in the Dis¬
trict
Court for
the
Western
Pederal Court of the State of
District
of
the
Oklahoma, Case
under the provisions of the
(11
USCA
401-404,
inclusive)
«306—Bankruptcy,
Act,
PLAN
a
of delinquent property within said
district
pay their assessments without penalty and
interest after delinquency, and which also
era
Uto
pro-
for
allowance
an
of
attorney
fees and
paid from the
'inning fund. It being judicially determined by
-*his court that said petition has been
properly
"court
costs
in
this
action
to
be
"filed.
NOW, THEREFORE, all creditors, bond own¬
ers, property owners, or other interested parties
fire
hereby formally notified that a hearing
-will
be
held
upon said petition In the District
of
the above court, on the
6th
January, 1947, at the hour of 10:00
A.
M., at which time and place ob-.-fections to such proposed plan of composition
will be heard, and rulings made
thereon. Such
objections shall
be
in
writing and must be
'•filed
at
least
Ten
(10)
days prior to the
bearing.
Court
"day
room
of
.©'clock
All bondholders
tile their consent
.'<©n
7
or
before
I S 'i. j
consenting
to
the plan
shall
with the Clerk of the Court
the date fixed for the
hearing.
—
approved
by
a
wide
the election held
margin
City
Offering
Comptroller,
sealed bids until
^
Bond
was
receive
Dec. 18
on
These bonds
at
a
.
are
dated
Sept.
1,
Sweetwater, -Texas
hospital and street bonds offered
sale
on
price
Denom.
■
Bond Sale—The $279,000 water,
for
bonds offered for sale
Oct.
28—v.
164,
p.
1924—were awarded to Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., of
interest cost of
Dallas, at a net
2.37%, for $48,000 maturing Nov*
1, $2,000 in
1947 to 1956, $4,000 in 1957 to
1959, $8,000 in 1960 and 1961, as
2s, $84,000 maturing Nov. 1, $22,000 in 1962, $31,000 in 1963 and
1964, as 2^4s, and $147,000 matur¬
ing Nov.-1, $41,000 in 1965 and
$53,000 in 1966 and 1967, as 2V2s.
Bonds maturing in 1957 to 1967
are
optional for redemption on
Nov. 1, 1956. These bonds were
on
due
on
of 100.555,
$1,000.
$5,000
and
&
101.51,
as
1.70s,
basis of
a
These bonds
Oct. 1,
a
1.60s,
net
1949
to
1968.
was
Scott,
at
a
Milwaukee County (P. O.
Milwaukee), Wis.
.
port bonds offered for sale
the
First
Wisconsin
cost
of
a
price of
Offering—Minnie
to
1947
Swish¬
County Treasurer, will receive
M-S.
fer
on
Oct.
as
are
1951.
due March 1,
100.007
for
was
0.80%
in
payable
an
of¬
bonds,
$48,500
school bonds, to bear not exceed-*
price of 99.80,
offer
bonds,--.
of
100.133
i
for
Halsey,
0.875%
]■
to
or*
the-
de
a
Nicolet, at a
net interest cost,
of
2.902%, for $38,700 maturing
1947 to 1956, as 2V2s, $51,800maturing in 1957 to 1966, as 2%s,.
and $69,500 maturing in 1967 to«
as
The
next
3s.
Dated Sept. 1, 1946*
highest bidder was
Oscar Dube & Co.,
and J. E. La-
flamme, Ltd., jointly, for 23/4s and:
3s, at a price of 99.56.
St.
works
sale
Fulgence, Que.
j
$55,000 water
Sale—The
Bond
system
recently,
bonds
offered for
awarded to
were
composed
syndicate
of
La
a
Cor¬
poration de Prets de Quebec, Os¬
Dube
3y2s, at
was
awarded
were
Poulair
Caisse
while
an
of
21,
flamme,
highest
re¬
funding bonds offered for sale
car
Stuart & Co., and associates, with
purchase
Sale
the Northern Trust Co. of Chicago,
15,
the
;
Nicolet, Que.
— The
$160,000
Bond
submitted by a group headed by
third
-
Quebec
0.70s, at
Interest
Second best bid
of
National
sealed bids until 10 a.m. on Nov.
for
-
1976,
Dated Nov. 1, 1946.
par.
These bonds
Grays Harbor County, Elma Sch.
Dist. No. 118 (P. O.
Montesano), Wash.
\
v.
28—v. 164, p. 2067—were awarded
to
toba.
in
Sale—The" $2,400,000 air¬
Bank, of Milwaukee,
interest
the
1.25%, according to maturity.
of
washington
er,
reoffered
tion at prices to yield from 0.80%
Bond
Manitoba
Treasurer, is calling for payment
as of Dec. 31, at the Imperial
Ban!?
of
Canada, Winnipeg," all out¬
standing debentures of the above
rural municipality, issued under
Order No. 249/43 of the Municipal
and Public Utility Board of ManU
;
above bonds for general subscrip¬
*
Kildonan,
First Boston Corpora¬
purchasers
-
price of 99.16.
Debentures Called—It is stateclthat
A.
Macauley, - Secretary-
Oct.
The
to
North
third in the bidding, of¬
was
a
Chicago, and associ¬
price
1.69%.
Bond
The
tion
are
Mason,*for $15,000 6s,
$85,000
ates.
Dated Oct. 1, 1946.
The next highest bidder
Horner
Oct. 30
,1924—were awarded
about 1.655%.
Trust Co. of
Bonds Offered for Investment—
Sale—The $100,000 water
p.
bid
bonds, submitted by the Northern
Va.
These
'
due
Interest
best
fering 100.51 for iy2s.
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
.
are
Second
offer of 100.808 for 1.40%
an
years.
South Hill,
164,
May 1, in 1952 to 1965.
M-N.
Co., at
4,manitoba wt:" i?
the
of
National Bank of Chicago,
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Milwaukee
Co., of Milwaukee, and J. M. Dain
& Co., of Minneapolis, as
iy4s, at
payable
to
,
;
for the purchase of $2,560,000 gen¬
eral improvement bonds.
Dated
Jan. 1, 1947.
composed
price of 100.536, a basis of about
Dated Nov. 1, 1946.
De¬
nom. $1,000.
These bonds are due
^
Ames &
awarded
First
J. M. Miller,
noon
Oct. 29
on
2067—were
-syndicate
a
will
—
p.
1.20%*
Richmond, Va.
Bond
164,
a
virginia
—v.
bonds
at
recently.
2y2%, electric
refunding bonds
has "been approved as to legality
by Dumas & Huguenin, of Dallas.
;
bonds offered for sale
—v.
Riverdale, Utah
An
1946,
light
{Signed) EDGAR S.: VAUGHT, .Judge: authorized at the election held
/
revenue
1946.
on
,
Bonds Voted—An issue of $180,water installation bonds was
7/
and
plant
OF
COMPOSITION Is pro¬
posed which substantially provides for all bond
owners
in said paving district to waive
and
"forgive
all
accumulated
interest upon
their
.respective obligations after maturity, (reserving
lhe right to collect interest
coupons in full),
and which further permits the
respective own-
,
000
serially in 1 to 20
Texas
Bond Legality Approved
issue of $21,500 series of
ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE
Crowe, of Dallas.
Spur,
held
"
to
Dallas.
special
election.
election
-
1946.
National
These
the
at
Sept. 27.
.
Bond
rides
feated
Denoms.
$1,000 and $500. Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Mer¬
cantile
Denton County (P. O. Denton),
Texas
Cfcandler
"Wherein.
.
&
Ltd.,
a
Co., and
price of 97.77,
terest cost of 3.67%.
1, 1946.
J. E. La-
all of Quebec,
These bonds
1947 to 1976,
*
i
a
as
net in¬
Dated Nov*
are
due ia
@FedFRASER