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BUS. ADM,
LIBRARY
Oct 31
Mr
TUESDAY
Beg. U. S. Pat. Office,
New
Number 3999
Volmue 154
York, N. Y„ Tuesday, October 28, 1941
Price 60 Cents
Stock and Bond Sales «»New York Stock
DAILY
Below
we
furnish
Securities
on
New York Stock Exchange during the current week.
after decimal point represent one or more S2i of a pjint.
.
; -
*
'.; /
^
V. S. Bond Prices
Dally Pecord of
18 Oct.
20 Oct.
117.26
117.26
11/.23
Close
117.20
I
—
51.000 units...
110.2
V—
109.20
109.29
Total sales in $1,000 units...
-
-
2 44 s,
1950-52
......
*
1952-54—--(Low.
IOj.^U
lOo.iiO
IUo.^U
iOt>.zo
Total sales in $1,000units...
105*22
lOo.icJ
lOa.18
10o.2i
105.22
lOo.id
100.18
10o.2/
106
104.29
104.21
105
104.29
10O.21
105.22
lOo.itt
100.10
lUo.^1
|Lr»
106.21
Iuj.W
106.20
IOJ.I/
ii
ICiose
103.1
102.24
102.28
10nS.29
103
103
'(Close
102.31
102.28
102.29
103.5
103.1
Total sales in SI,000 mi's...
"88
/•// 6b
ii.
,
.
.
109.27
109.29
i
:i,
V
///-:'
y-
109,13
112.8
1051-55--.--.-;. te
Total sales in
m
111.17
OS
OS
•
-
-
•
-
.:
[High
m.-4r
•
.
^
^
^
104.23
>
m>
10/.12
■
10/.13
.
5
--
\
■
i'*
10/.14
3 44 s,
10/.14
-J Low.
(Close
2
Total sales in *1,000 units...
*i
MS -
,•
■■■A'
''
109.3
[High
Low.
■
■
.
—
1941
Exchange
Stocks—No. of shares.
1940
2,990,650
$410,000
2,814,000
44,714,000
$406,000
$16,093,000
4,252,000
26,530,000
128,332.000
$33,830,000
176,851,000
1,564,659,000
1,062,268,000
547,938,000
531,194,000
$1,709,084,000
$1,272,949,000
i
Total-...—.-
m.m
"i
Low.
....
Total sales in 51,000 units.
the
are
daily closing
stocks and bonds listed
2J4s, 1942-47— —Low.
——
as
Ill" i
■; ^
..
__. _
111" 10
111.4
lll.Jtt
111.4
High
111.16
Loan
(High
1944-52....(Low.
(Close
3
Total sales in |1,000 units...
*14
.
3s, series A,
.
....
on
51,,00Q units.
-r
*
r
111.30
3
b
1.
ffllgh
1045............. t»w.
.—
i/
.-I
Stocks
■v
101.14
(Close
•'
101.14
l;/://:1"/';
10
20
Total
10
First
Second
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Stocks.
trials
Raits
Raits
15
Indus¬
Rail¬
trials
roads
Utili:
ties
■: ■
*
*
—
Odd-lot sales,
Note—'1'no
bonds.
v/---
'
t Deferred delivery sale,
above
table
t Cash sale,
Transactions in -registered*
No transactions.
x
of
sale
includes ..only
Treasury 344s, 1943-49, Oct
Total sales in $1,000 «nl»..
121.18
Oct. 24.
"
-
>V*-
..[High
coupon
17.44
28.61
STOCKS
Sales
Wednesday
Oct, 22
Oct. 18
Oct. 20
5 fer share
$ rer share
-
4
-
*123
-t.
49
♦45
49
5384
5314
*123
Oct. 23
Oct. 24
$ rer share
S rer share
Shares
523.1
52S4
i-
49
47
23
*45%
7%
47%
*46%
7U
47%
7»8
' 7%
*45%
7%
*22
22%
12%
♦22
22it
22i2
22iz
*22
1218
12%
1212
12%
12%
39%
%
39
39%
39
39
"
08%
*3g
8884
lg
125g
ay's
*%
3%
3
*
1212
-
3
7
l
%
*®8
♦69
71
*69
:
7%
47U
71
3
"*i«
6%
67s
*6%
7
7
*6%
*16
*21%
7%
18%
21%
7%
151% 151%
12%
*11%
13% 13%
7%
7%
27%
*18
*7g
*15%
55
7'g
7
17
21%
♦7
734
15112 152
12
12
7
7
*612
*1658
684
*16%
18
21
21
7
7
18
2114
211?
7
7
the
Friday
*22
23
12%
38%
%
*67
27s
*—
**14
678
612
*17
20%
*678
152%
151% 152
151
13
*12
13
12
1384
*1388
7%
28
1384
7%
86%
28%
*l33g
7%
*8512
27%
19
28
28%
18%
*1814
1812
*1814
1
1
1
1
1
18%
551?
♦1512
18%
*1512
18
♦151*
55%
50
56%
55
For footnotes see page
7*8
777.
86%
188s
18%
1
1
1712
56%
*5134
*123
49
4012
151
13%
7%
86<8
51«4
*4618
*4514
7%
*12
28%
65
»1»:
6%
86%
28%
18%
13%
7>2
*8512
3
J
7
21%
"16
13»4
7iZ
86is
2818
80,
86
17
%
is
72
93
93
%
%
2%
3
3
100
.
*67
71
*69
-7%
51«4
♦123
17.40
28.59
*'8
*15%
6011
*45%
7%
383g
40%
71
22%
12%
38%
*«%
714
%
*22
12
72
*67
2%
93
46
284
151
12
*12
1384
7i2
86%
28
19
1
7l4
*7
x.
t
;■ j
-1
Far
115
38
Acme Steel
Co^.————.-25
200
Adams Express
...No par
Adams-Millls Corp...-No par
1,600
4,400
Address-Muitlgr Corp...—10
Air Reduction Inc.....No par
800
Air Way E» Appliance..No par
Ala & Vicksburg Ry Co.—100
"9^466
Alaska Juneau Gold
*16
"^400
73g
7%
2,000
600
Allegheny Corp...
No par
5H% Pf A with 530 war. 100
514% pf A without war. 100
$2.50 prior convpref.No par
Alghny Lud Stl Corp. .No par
Allen Industries Inc.. j
1
152
2,100
Allied Chemical & Dye.No par
13
200
27g
17«4 T7«4
21%
678
6%
21
Mln—10
Albany & Susq RR Co.--.100
600
200
1,600
13%
•
13%
1,800
Allied Kid Co———5
Allied Mills Co Inc.—.No par
7
7%
86%
3,600
Allied Stores Corp
28%
6,000
19%
1
15%
5784
1,300
86%
27%
*187g
*78
17
15%
56%
57
% per -share
46
Feb 21
414% oonv preferred—-.100
93
*14
'
Abbott Laboratories..-No par
72
*
%
718
67s
18%
20%
7%
151%
•
Abraham & Straus....No par
'
400
700
200
1,300
40.91
93.39
110:25
50.79
90.04
108.10
93.06
120.56
28.38
40.86
108.20
92,99
50.39
110.16
90.43
28.54
17.48
41.05
108.20
92.94
60.54
110.13
90.45
40:74
108.05
92.67
50.32
109.89
90.23
40.72
108.13
92.64
50.10
109.83
90.19
120.47
17.40
120.13
28.29
17.45
18.
120.10
28.19
17.50
Oct.
50.51
110.14
90.45
Week's
Friday
-700
2,500
108.13
'r*
Last
0
Rangefor PreHous
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Week Ended Oct. 24
Range or
Friday's
Sale
Year 1940
;< i
"""50;
52%
41.09
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Lowest
•*!«
—
46
12%
38%
%
Bonds
Price
Bid
&
00
-
Range
,s2
Asked
Since
.
Jan, 1
EXCHANGE
Week
I rer share
-J- *123
*46
49
*3912
*45%
40
,
121.07
Lowers
Highest
Highest
U. S. Government
Treasury 4 lis -..—1947-1952
64
*5312
54
Total
ties
Oct. 22.
Oct. 23.
Oct, 20.
bonds were:
Range Etnce Jan. I
On Basis of 100-Share Lots
■
•
NEW YORK STO: IKS
for i
t per share
10
Utili-
Oct, 21.
BONDS
SALE PRICES
Thursday
4
22, 3 at, 109.26 (odd-lot)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Tuesday
Oct. 21
./"v;
10
(High
$1,000 units
LOW AND HIGH
Bonds
7
'
30
Date
101.14
144s, 1945-47
;
4
'
JM >-
....
105.15
2
Total sales in $1,000 units...
1:
18
';*r
2H.,1948.......—...|Lo«e
J
Exchange
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
105.15
105.17
1942-44-..——J Low.
244s,
111.30
111.20
111.20
—
4
49
of representative
averages
the New York Stock
105.15
105.17
(High
-
''',.
„■
105.17
"
111.30
111.20
....
Homeowners
•
*63%
164,822,675
Stock and Bond Averages
/<';/,
Below
..
Total sales in $1,000 units J..
^Glose
*123
116,111,766
A.
[High
units...
[High
Saturday
1940
3,233,514
(Close
1960-65—— (Low.
Monday
1 to Oct. 24
1941
Bonds
Government—
(High
i
....
$1,000 units...
•
Jan.
$47,938,000
New York Stock
:
.
Total sales in
$410,000
J Low.
3s, 1942-47
»B.1»5M3-.jto^
M.
10,571,000
12,285,000
79,000 '5,932,000
70,000 'V 6,097,000
51,000
8,237,000
(High
[Close
.
124,000
.82,000
Total sales in 81,000 units...
—
1
r
"
$4,816,000
"
Week Ended Oct. 24
State and foreign.
Railroad & industrial..
(Close
-
V
Total sales in
-i.>,.v
■
Total tales In 51,000 units—
;
1944-64
(H lgh
'
2
2«n, 1551-54..-.-.,
>
Mortgage
100.3
[high
244s,
arm
38, 1944-49
109.3
Total
taut in 51,000 ««»---
Total sales in
1
Federal k
10/.12
10/.13
'
Sales
$4,000
104.23
Total sales in $1,000 units..
2
107.14
10/.x2
*
581,424
•
Sales at
104.26
2s, 1953-55——..-Low,
/■:■
1
(Close
■
;
Tuesday.,—,..
10
111.30
....
622,990
105.25
Hi.30
-
1048-51.........-)^
r
$2,814,000
(Close
Total sales in 51,000 units...
2s, Dec.
111.30
-
"
107.13
81,000 units...
Total sales in $1,000
7,613,000
$44,714,000
5
'
7
51.000 units
2448. 1956-59-—.—
704.810
112.20
i
111.1/
5,617,000
3,233,514
105.25
—
105.25
1x2.20
m
111.1/
[nigh
!W.
MM
M.
*1
1045^7.....-..-.)^
Total sales in
103.9
[High
1948-50-—j Low.
112.20
112.17
•
112.8
51.000 units. —
[high
2«n.
*
'
1955-80—-.——jLow.
Total sales in
''■»
'
[high
Sfts.
(
112.1/
112.1/
112.8
[high
541,020
Total——
103.17
103.14
Total sales in 51,000 units..
51,000 unitr...
487,140
$4,508,000
10,017,003
11,539,000
5.422,000
Friday.........
103.17
103.0
■
Bond
*i5
103.0
103U4
(Close
•
~
.
Total
stales
Bonds
'
103.17
10d.i4
•
•
Untied
■i orelgndonds
Wednesday. ...
Thursday..... 5
[High
2s, March 1948-1950—(Low.
109.13
290,130
State*,
Municipal <t
Bonds
$306,000
430,000
664,000
431,000
410,000
573,000
Total sales in $1,000 units...
m'.a
High
1041
Saturday.—_
Monday
.
'
Railroad
and MvtceU.
■
Week Ended
Oct. 24
..[High
jLow.
(Close
23,1947
.A*"**-'
•
....
Stocks,
Number of
shares
/.(Close
'
Total sales in 51,000 units...
m
•
Lo*
(Close
sales in 51,000 units ..
Exchange
244s, 1954-56-—-Low.
.■
3
■
■ie
——
the New York Stock
at
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
[High
109.29
100.5/
"
high
3,.
Transactions
(Close
109.29
109.2/
m.zi
■>-./
>8
Total sales in 51,000 units...
—
im.21
2
/"/:: 35
'(High
....
i
.W-r*
103.6
2448. 1951-53—-—Low.
10b.50
1
1
102.29
■
10 M:2I
''
109.29
(See Index Back Page)
104.29
5
102.29
.
——-
lOo.^U
/•
109.29
51,000 units...
'■
105
2
10.0.91
244s 1967-72.- Low.
i
106.20
'
109.20
Total sales in
104.21
[High
<■
.
10o.21
S
5
a
high
3 ••"f/
"V:
106.1/
106.20
51.000 units.
■■
,ti
1
—•
--(&
.
Miscellaneous
1
104.21
10O.21
(high
Total
'
2 44s,1956-58(Low.
..
3Wa. 1949-62.-——
*3
Total sales in $1,000 units
11,000 »»<«---
Exchange
Out-of-Town Listed Markets
(High
(high
Total sales in
21
IO0.2O
(Close
244s,
'
*
i;
Total sale* in
QUOTATIONS
New York Curb
1U/.30
lOj.iSU
. .
51,000 units
Corporation News
10/.30
[High
»
City News
24
10/. 30
(High
\Low
*
V-
»*»■ '»1M7
Total sales in
Stale and
23 Oct.
10/.31
[Close
3
il
»
.
•
High
-
;
■ Vi
22 Oct.
Total sales in $1,000 units..
(high
m3-45
■
,
107.31
.''--A-
Total taut in
;■
Gel.
107.31
109.29
$1,000 units...
51,000 units
21
(Close
^
■
110.2
I Close
Total sales in
20Dct.
Treasury
[High
244s, 1949-53————[Low.
i.
,
110.2
1944-54--——Low.
1
Also In This Issue
'
high
Total tales in
WOct.
Daily Record of V. S. Bond Prices Oct.
11/.25
5
24
Oct.
117.23
Low.
1947-52.-.--—
Total sales in
4s.
22'Oct.' 23
21 Oct.
High
Trektsui>
4^8.
Oct.
for the year.
range
the New York Stock Exchange
Corporation coupon bonds on the
Figures
No account is taken of such sales in computing the
daily record of the transactions in Treasury, Home Owners' Loan and Federal Farm Mortgage
a
Exchange
YEARLY
-
disregarded In the day's range, unless they are the only transactions of the day.
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are
U. S. Government
WEEKLY
-
Copy
a
No par
5% preferred———-100
AHls-Chalmers Mfg
No par
,
Alpha Portland Cem..No par
Amalgam Leather C3 Ino.-.-l
6% onvpreferred.....—50
Amerada Corp
...No par
Mar 21
Apr
3
44
Apr 22
5% Apr 22
19% Feb 20
12 May 15
3584 Apr 23
•ig Apr 24
73 8ept 9
284 Oct 24
92
Sept 26
5 per share
5584 Sept 20
Sept 25
54%Sept 23
5ia* Jan
8% Oct
24% Aug
5%June 6
May 27
18% Apr 21
6% Oct 24
144% Mar 6
10t4 Feb 1
15
II34 Feb 3
5U Apr 21
7l3gMay 14
2538 May 28
14% Mar 13
"14 Apr 25
10
Apr 12
41% Feb 14
6
4
6
157g Jan 3
45' July 28
.
147
Feb
Treasury 3 j%s
Treasury 3j%s
46% Apr
Treasury 3 lis
May
60
/Nov
Treasury
9
Jan
30
84%
4%
16%
12%
.
60
9
Jan
4
8
6
9
100
% Jan
10%
9%
21%
25%
Jan
Aug 27
Apr 3
Jan 6
11% Jan 2
167% July 28
13
Aug 27
1484 Apr 24
9
Sept 17
86% Oct 9
Treasury
Treasury 3 His
May
May
.
Mar
Treasury 2 lis
Treasury 2 lis
77
100
7
.
Jan
Dec
Treasury 2 lis
% June
1%
Jan
14%
Jan
-
-
i;
1
—
—
—
—
.
.
—
—
—
.
—
.
—
Treasury 2 lis
112.20 112.8
111.30 111.17
1945-1947 M i
1951-1954
./
/
D
------
------
D
------
b
------
12%
Jan
24
D«
Treasury 2
J
26% May
Treasury
M
Junr
12% A pi
Treasury 2 lis
—1945
lis
2 lis .———.1948
.1949-1953
J
D
_
^
^^
^
^
------
L
June
182
Apr
Treasury 2 lis
14
Jan
1952-1954 M b
June
Apr
4% May
May
21% May
1684
9%
Treasury 2 lis
Treasury 2 lis
Jan
Treasury 2 lis
79
Dec
41%
Jan
213g Aug 13
11
Jum
18
13g Aug 5
Sept 15
63% July 22
1% May
9% May
88% May
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
18
Apr
58%
Air
------
—1950-1952 M4
May
37
20
Jan
4
10
55
2%
Nov
Jan
2 lis
2lis
2s.
—
.
—
—
—
-.
—
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s..
--1954-1956 J D
—
.-.-.-1947 J
_
2s..
-Mar
...Dec
—
*110.6
7 109.27112.12
112.7 114.9
1
elll.4
111,20
I.
15 1948-1950 M S
15 1948-1950 J
I
1953 1955 J D
For footnotes see page 778.
111.16
111.30
109.13111.21
7 110.4
g
113.9
107.14111.30
8 107.13109.24
2 107.27110.9
110.15
*111.11 111.20
107.2
107.22108.14
107.10109.22
1
105.2
107.30
------
103.1
107.30
105.20
105.20
4
105
-
-
-
—
_
108.9
8 103.1
102.24
------
110.18
107.1 111.2
17 106.31110.31
21 107.8 111.30
*107.2 107.11
*108.15108.24
107.31 107.31
—.,-1956-1958 MS 104.29 104.21
.—1967-1972 M
1951-1953 3 I
—
106.18107.25
17 106.17109.9
------
1958-1963 J
May
—
112.20115.7
•18 105.18108.6
107,14 e!07.12 107.14
109.3
109.3
1948-1951 M
High
7 117 23121.26
24 109 29 113.18
109.13
112.20
111.30
1955-1960 MS
May
—
105.22
106.21
No. Low
109.29
*112.31113.8
109.13
1960-1905 J
-
High
117.26
110.2
112.9
105.9
109.29 109.27
------
1946-1948 J D
1956-1959 M S
—
*112
106.17
1951-1955 M i
...-
—
.
109.29
*105
D
—
117.23
105.21 105.18
O
..—-
Treasury 2lis
7
15%
6*4
135%
8%
-
-
(
-.—1944-1946 A
Treasury 2Kb
684 Junr
4% May
A
.--1940-1949 ./
...1949-1952 J
—
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17V Apr 26
21
♦40's
11
Jan
Bond Stores Inc............1
20 V
18-%
Bloomlngdale Brothers.No par
100
9V
87V
22V Apr
llVJan
23V J*"
1,100
20-%
18V
127
Nor
May
18V
61
70%
70%
77%
-
-43%
(Prov*»f)— ',:],
♦6» stamiKKl: .1':.J't
ilv- l 961
•-KxKir-lttl s f .4>4~iKs— -Y-J' 1977
Refuudi tgs f-44^-4Ks.'* -1-1976
Ocl
Jan
.16
22 >1
20 V
18V
32V
-
2
4
*2IV
29 V
Jart
34V
20
30
Apr
'
May
43 V
30
8V
.14
*42 V
20 V
8V
16V
-8
43V
20 V
3V
13V Oct 17
5!i%
*7
♦Sinking fund 7s Of 1926....
♦Sinkingfund 7s of 1927;.;; 1947 r a
Cope-'hagen (City) 5s. .. il-t". 1952 J p
4. With declaration; J1- X'Tfti
25 ye,!«r gold 4%s.- 1953 J/N
Jan
62V J*n
23 78
-
43
91 %
79 %
78
65
;'sQVt'i
♦C'dotubia Mtge Bank fi
31V Aug
Sept
10V Jan
'•58%
76%
.
7
Jan
14V
I 63V May
13D* Jan 28
*42V
22 V
8V
5
67
M N
Jan
-
J7V May
49V June
,
2
42%
22V
378
Bliss A Laurhlin Inc...
6V Apr 18
S
M
8
7 V June
10
7
4234
22 V
8V
6
43's
♦22 V
*3V
8-V
*3()V
20V
2234
30V
May
2"
75%p
6V
29 V May
102
May
22V May
Blumenthal A Co pref.
10
22
20
>-
&V Alar
32V Mar
8-V Apr
19V May
30V Dec
"-7 V June >; 13V Jan
23 V Dec
25V Dec
20V May
(36*4 -Apr
f 181$ May
-35*4 Apt
105
May 112V Apr
89V Jan- 8
5978 Oct 17
1I9V Oct 17
23V Apr 18
1«V Apr 19
7>4
21V
17s
30-V
3V
»V
19-V
Hs
Oct
'58%
68%
s
t
-
May
34 V July 23
26 V May 12
600
82
KM)
"
May
.
Apt; 28
Jan
-
25
•
80
Boe«n s Aires
Dec
9?» Mar
61
Feb
8«V May
,
May
120
Jutv 29
VScpt 18
2<)7s Jan 10
50
'......No par
21V
*75
20V
19V
2V
30i2
Best A Co.
Bethlehem Steel (Del).:No par
82
21V
57
7% preferred..........100
Bigelow Banf Cam Inc..Wo par
Blnck A Decker Mfg Co Wo par
Blaw-KuoxCo
....No par
*75
20V
22
Oct 14
41
13V Oct 17
Aug 18
300
82
♦97 V
8V
32V Apr 21
pd $2.50 dlvser'38 No par
200
*75
♦26-V
126
Sept 12
Aviation.:..5
Pr
11,400
82
1(81-
June 25
7
Belgiau Nat Rys part pref....
28
*75
27-i4
108
17
120
82
20 V
28V Feb 17
32
10V Jan 14
Beneficial Indus Loan. .No par
.'.
500
♦75
20
...50
Co. ...20
Beldin-g-Hemingway...No par
Bendlt
.
29%
13V
97V
27 V July
106
2,000
■
.
16V
♦26 V
31V Mar,24
Oct 17
Feb 17
Mario
3,(MM)
37V
*13
27 V
Packing
^
22
103
"
12034
21V
7's
20V
Beech-Nut
25
25
No par
Cream sry
65 preferred w w
Bc-ch Creek RR..._
2<M)
119
35
.Jan 20
28
44
-
121
6^s.'.-.1945 F.4
.
With detl ratio
.
11%
if
69 "
J
Sinking fund gold 6s. .; . H;I960 I T)
•Budapest (City of) (Is... I;'L".1962 I I>
*•--♦
12 *
;n%
<7
75%-, 76%
($6% ,67 v
68%
Si iki tg fu id gold
.-
11%'
,6%.
0%
!M)%
,70%
%
66-K
>67%;
"-♦7a (Central Ry$;
1
11%
■'
-
With deed tratlonl'l 's.li-.-
Brisbane
'
•
7's
29V
21-V
*14
119
*15
-
27
15
31
*114
7»t
7<4
.50
400
•
--
104V 106V *104V 106-8 * 104V 106V
«
14V
22
9 V July 31
24's ftlar 17
».
May
24V Dec
r 8V May
12V Sept 12
8
16V Oct 16
62
6234
12134 *12!)
*42'»
5
6V Jan
1
-preferred...
:
2*4 May
3V May
4*4'-Dec
July 25
Bath Iron Works Corp..
21-V
4378
34
4
Apr 23
1,800
*13
♦42
23
23V Jan
18V
17V
-5 H%
-
-
-90
69't
♦Brazil (U 8 of) external
1941 >:V)
♦External s f 6 Hs of 19261957 NO
♦External s f 6 J^s of 1927:.-: 1957 A O
Apr
Apr
111
May
-
10
,5V July 31
8 V July 31
12V Sept 12
*17V
17V
*
'-•■"-
27V May
4.--, Aug
7V Feb 19
~
22V
22V
June
12V May
5
w
J*"
6
Barsndall Oil Co
..
Jan
Feb|
8
5,4<M)
27
100
5 r Apr
Mar
45
100V Mar
'
Feb 15
12
28
-v
*70
A
FO
deel iratton.yff -:
♦BerH.j. ( ierinauy) s f 6J^s.;1950
With <kH'liratibn;-v.-'.
♦External sinkl tg fnttd 6-C.. 1958
Jan
Dee
2
9V
14%
19V
4V
Jan
9V
*13
27
51.4 Jan
19
9V
17V
141?
*98
25V Oct
6
2^8 Apr 17
12V Apr 21
3V Mar 3
:,.
11 h
7%.
:,-r With
Der
64V
Oct. 8
9V
*13
26V
May
3V
9V
17V
9V
14V
20 V
13
External
•
Dee
95
112V June 124*4 Jan
4a May W8V Mar
9.V July 28
4
3.
Sept 18
lOVJuly 22
-
0
84
25V
67.
Oct 24
33 V
*8»i
♦13V
KM
5% preferred...... 100
Barber Asphalt Corp......10
Barker Brotiiers.......No par
Fe b
6
120
*32 V
9
15
82
Conv
Apr 22
24
With deel iration.;.:.!--.
Apt
23V
.7
3
33V
*8V
27 V
21V
7
6
5V
100
Baltimore A Oliio....
6
6V
6V
No par
(The)..3
13
4,KM)
3V
4
28V
$5 prior A...
Aviation Corp of Del
Baldwin Loco Works v t c.j
111
1 V.May
External a 16s.
•
Apr
43V
43 V1 Jinie
72i4 j,m .9
*32 V
*26V
27V
6, KM)
.No par
50'tJUne
May 16
9
*i"i3"
11484 116
-
16, KM)
14V
*21
*18V
25V
104V HO
28V
V
3«4
14«4
♦14V
4378
19-4
♦17s
173,
*15
40
»
3-V
I4V
pari
Austin Nichsils.
6V Feb 14
61
•;
-S£-■-}.
With declaration.
-«•
Apr
68
Aur
102
9
;7VJuly to.
47V Fol> 14
11
*21
M W
F
CJ.Hiji.i: 1940
Belgium extl 6
64V-Apr
<
lllVSepf
35V
'
9V
*7V
[•
24
3%
14
*42
20 V
*
♦115V 119
♦7V
7V
*2WV
14
*
.......
May 29
9
25 V
25
*22 V
-5% conv preferred...:.. 100
107
6
♦32V
0
34
25
26
25
♦104V IK)
231
•
Atlas Tack Corp...:..No
3VI
14V
378
27V
liv
UV
11V
1
*2'4
3V
6V
6
26V
3V
13'8
6-8
6'4
6
17-V
911
17V
9V
17V
♦25V
378
27 V
9V
♦15
*15
*51V
*8V
14
63s
6'4
6i|
6V
6V
'
*23
3V
14V
4
3V
3V
6V
9
21V
3V
3-V
14V
*534
17V
21V
23
23
23
3V
14
♦3
20
.
121V *119V 121V *H9V
3'4j
Athis Powiler...No par
300
*7's
1101* *]lo
6% preferred.-;: 1...i:i.-50
300
121V*n9V 120 t 120
1208v1
*778
8V
*77s
8V
*77*
8V
1191*
4% conv pref series A...100
Atlas Corpi
5
28V July 22
45V Oct.21
13V Feb 14
7V
9-V May
'» 8V June
9VJune
18V May
55V Oct 20
lOLJune
100
—
With deeliration..
.-
Feb
Dec
39V May
8
5% preferred100
24V
24 V'
24V 25V
26V 25V
24V
109
UOV *109
110% *109
1L0V 109
7V
7VI
7V
7Vl ' 7V
7U
7V
7*4
*50
50
50
50V
m
50
50
£0
*6534
68 J
667s 667g' *66tl fi778
6614
66 V
v *
*
—
— — *
— ■
--■ «
7%t
7()VMay
Atlantic Refining...:. .:.:.-25
*109
50*
31V July 22
At!G A WI S3 Lines.c.I
23V
-:
♦Bavarla (Free State)
A|»r
D'C
1UV
1
82. May
13
May
3,(mm)
9.7(h)
•
11
MW
...1972
loau 4s Feb
With declaration
-
May
96 V Mar .12
2
11%
♦Austrian (Govt) 3 1 7«-------1957 J
1
4V May
49 V
Aug 14
4,(mm)
44V
4234
63VI' *53V
•
,'66
82
2
3
-
*10% •'.;- ll %
♦10%
'*
'4V-Api
29 V June
18,400
52
54
r
35V Jan,23
54
25V
41V
51
conv
.*i.l972
Australia Com'wealth 5s
..1955
., 1'i'xteroa! 5s of
1927
1957
External g 4^8 of 1928.--.1956
VOVMay " 11;-- Apr
3VMay
9V Jan
96V ■ JAn 102- July
Aug 28
44
24?s
45'2
53
43
;;
5
25-V
25V
44-8
65V
4M8---------"1948
4Vs—...1971
S f external
16V NO*
22 V M*y
;
23-
Jan
5
.
VI
7%,;
7%
7%
;17.% >•17%
S f extl conv loan. 4s Apr
Jan
12";
36V
:35
May
68V Jan
6
54
2 47s
45
54V
657*
Sept
88
44
24V
43V
24
lOVSept 18
102V: Aug
25V
25V
•'
Sept 18
911* Oct 21
8
11
v
11
J: I)
S f ext conv loan
•
Feb 19
60V Jan
IE
*h
i
--^r
i
28
-■'2
11%
1
(National Government)-^-
o
♦Carlsbad (City) Hs
June
87-
-18-
J
f 7s 3d series.. 1957 NO
S fextl
28%;
iV4
2
21% .35%:
<11/
At
J
sec s
Apr
87VJune
%■ 4 ' May
9V SCpt "8
6V Ja"10
..
23 i
28 ■;
*32'
f 7s 2d series.1957 NO
Apr
May
34V, Jan t<)
May 28
79i2 Mar
J
1958
22V Mar
1J3V AU|
1*4 June
81;
5% preferred100
Atia itic Coast Tdue RR_ .: 100
24%
*7's
Dry Goods.:....l
5% preferred—r.:H)0
Atch Topeka A Santa Fe._H)0
72
22
88V Sept K1
5 V Ft:b 19
1st preferred100
-
.
T." "i
J
f 7s series D. .„-1945 J
f 7s 1st series .: .1057 A, 0
*4IV
'
23
70V Sept 30
4 V May
i.
s
30-year 3s..;.
June
7
17.
,5V Jan 25)
678 Apr 18
-
54
657*
.:100
f 7s series C
32
12V May
"
7% 2d preferred.KM)
Assoc Investments Co.No par
804)
88
42V
*50
Associated
km)
*86
26 V
88
23
Jan
112 V Sept
3
r
.1945
-1945
f 7s series B
s
ratiqu-..V.a---,-r
CLVi Dee
May
107
2V Jan 17
Jan 20
60
Corp.-No par
7% preferred
6%
98
24
23V
•
85
*96
52V
24 V
Artloom
400
98
i
-
5V
35-; June
•18 t May
.20
12 V
* 111%
100
w
.28
s
With deel
26 V May
61V
-4V May •W8V No*
4
July 22
33 V Sept
Mar 24
M»y: 5-
47V J»n
66 conv prior pref..:Wo par
9V
88
4
Armour A Go of Illinois.....5
7% preferred:.-too
Arm strong Cork Co... No par
A rnohl Constable Corp...
5
■
;
I7UBcpt.ll
Oct 9
Feb 20
109 V
*28,
O
sec s
Acgentl
Oel
12V
6 ; May
35 V July 29
May 14
ArmourACo( Dei) pf 7 % gtd. 100
s
Antwerp (City) external5s-.-.,
101i$, Apr
83V June
.
r
115 V
Feb 24
I
900 i
28V
30
250
10818 vllOHJ
F-d
* External
,
'
9
73
*66
Jan
8
Feb 14
26
3,900
4;'s
6V May
Jan 111
56*4 July 14
llOVJune3()
—
•140%
J}.
:7V Jair It)
99V
25V Apr 21
11V Apr 25
..20
Coluc.......^.5
3(h)
A pi
«V No»
/D
-♦Stabilization loan 7^s.:...19t)8 MA'
SIVSept 18
100
111
111
.
-
♦Exter tal
41
Feb 14
Archer Daniels MUH'd.Wo par
Copper Mining
"
Apr 18
A P W Paper
Amies
291*
*28V
29V Aug
:8V Aug:H
-22 V
91*4
163 V
i. .-HIHO
.
*Exter tal
.'
Mat
•
Exter nal
* External
4
Feb
18
101,15 103"
101.29 103.2'
»
116*4 AugJ26
5-
12.-50
65 div preferredWo par
10
l3t
*1V
2% May
8
km)
10 V
*10
.
*
•
175V Mar
-89V Apr
134 -June
9
46 V May 13
Mining. .50
Anchor Hock Glass Corp
93
.
68V Dec
9
51-
.
6flV 4'eo
-
Jan
SVMay 19
Anacouda W & Cable. .No par
30,)
23V
24
Auaonda Copper
230
July
6
Jan
Ojt 16
82
15 [erior eotv pref.25
1v300
39 V
:
Amer Zinc Lead * Smelt.... l
16
*114
73
3V
r
">*Exteroal
14V Apr
17V Jan
23*t ! FC|
Dec!
•7
Oct 17
24
I2V May,
;vllV May
14V May
159-*
-4V A[>r21
Preferred. MM)
3,600
1,800
6
Jan
6 105.15107.26
*102 .13 102 21
(King of Norway) 4s. 1968 \f 7S
♦A >tio. .ula (Dept) coH 7s A;.-1945 J tJ
,
33V
'■
105.17
elOt.14 101. is
JD
6«:-£-wv---1947
*(Rdsi lk fund
Feb
162 V May
105.15
J *J
.♦ ltd si ik fund 6s...1948 4
Apr
70
May
'70V
.Sept 24
73V'Ma»?l7
74V Jan 8
May 28
62- May 27,
•
pnr
293,
293.1
66
62
Woolen...:.Wo par
26V 26V
*15V
*96
♦86
[(referred,.~..Nt
American
49V
*84
*25
1st
$6
" 5V
*46
IV
291*
66
Am Water Wks & Elec.Wo par
7(h)
6V
74 V
98'
2
Jan
19V Aug
llVMay 27
148'2May it 168V Jan
-
113V Sept 25
8.5(h)
3V
,81.
HMI
5% preferred
700
64"
.
Akershus
J 65 V, -Dec
May
II
,
Fel
41V Dec
9VMay
146V Apr 26
•
8V
97V
(
..
10 V
♦66
65'2
65'*
19
.-,i.-25
(vomtnon class B:
86
6V
73 V
5V
88
*84
97
30
*
90
834
8-I4
87
115
May 12
Am Type
900
25V
31*
16
♦IV
*27-8
12*2:
145
6% preferred...-H)()
Founders- Inc, —10
American Vise we Corp
14
300
U5
*84
74
5V
49%
26V
291*
Co:.. KM)
-American Tobacco.-.. _.-.:.25
Amer Telep & Tel eg
2.3(h)
25
6V
*»9
1*4
9's r- *8's
5V
5> 4
5'4
*114
10%
*66
29V
*8is
8>s
♦84V
87
4,000
5
116
11012 110V *ll()V 111
41.4
4V
4V
4UI
73
♦66
73
115
*29
06%
65
65V
90
"sv
8V
8V
*84V
69
3V
*15V
*112
30'4
*2934
29 V
15'2
*10
1034
11*
25%
301*
I5i2
114
*10
5V
*46
26?s
2614
*29
16
♦1101* in
♦UOV 111
♦110V 111
4V
4V
4%
4V
4'1
4V
66V
67V
69%
1501
66V
1
10.5(h),
Wo par
_
12*4 Mar
30V May
(
9
Jan 21
22V8ept.l7
Preferred.
Am Sumatra Tobaeeo.
Mar
'
11V
-
49V Deo
I39May
19V May
Sept
54
Feb 19
86
73-V
5V
4934
5ls
26%
30%
25V
26V
25%
751
75
*5%
5-i8
5V
45VJnly 28
155
13,
4-s
*0'4
40V July-29
Sugar.Refining.. 100
100
American
800
163
J tine
Vi ft»4 Dec
*
6
May
23
May
2
2(H)
"v
61
6i2
634
,
v.700
24's
*84
861*
*84
86'
*6'4
135-
Jan 13
10V ..Oct
18V
152V 152-s
115
3'*
3>s
31*
3«4
3V
*84
6V
72»4
♦15V
*66
4V
24V
115
Jan
-i-1942^1944
1945-1947
Agrlcilturel Mtge Bank (Colombia)
74l« Hir*
19-V
95
4V
25
47s
I0V
13V Jan 14
5
24lj
4V May
-IHV N<*
Oct 17
66'*
69
Jan
'
9V May
9.
149V 150V *150
'
6V
68V
-
115's 1151s
45*4
25(8
*2(H4
♦65V
69
64°'
,
Foreign Gevt. & Municipal J...
Jan
03V
-
New Vert City
Jan
48VMay
American Stove Co...-Wo par
"T9V
5V
4
"4(h)
150H 150i2
5
25's
25's
86V
72
5'<8
4984
71 '4
'
*
4V
1
-661*
67 V
68 V
691*
3V
3-V
*84
♦84
:
68
69
150l2 1501a
1()|
73V Jan
9-V
*171*
May
)
-.
108
V',71
.fc.V.1944-1952 */N
8% Corporate Stock.
Mar
.
165t2 Aug 15!
15V Jau^e1
Oct 20
11V
95
I
Mar
26
11V July T2
95%
18
151V 152 V
661*
I
661*
18
Mar
25
121
138V Mar 13
36
Apr 25
6% preferred..
.....100
Amer Steel Foundries.-iVo par
Jan
34V May
28V May
13;
Apr 21
IftV1
19
*94%
95
18V
15134 152
_
114«i 114-i|
3*4
TO
2oV
25
152
191*
*19
191*
<"
J ,3*» Jan
2
9VMay 29
*9
14V
12*« May
July
American Stores......Wo par
21'
2t
9
9
9>8
MO '* May
J
1/ S
107.2s
Trvtsit Unification Issue—■ ::
rt.Der
20 V June
"7V Jan
35V Oct 20
34.
Apr 18
92
May
.
Mai
.Ift7 ./• Apr
22*4 Jan
90
Jan
7
May
>"1*2
4,100
1,600
10
-
—.25
Aug
38
150V Jan.10
28V Jan 10
*145
11
9'S
...KM)
Preferred
American Snuff...
13V
12V,Sept
4Ht May
46V Jan 13.
4V July 2
7VMay 23
Co.-No par
Building (k).Wo par
Amer Smelting & Retg.Wo par
300
39V
150
>
Feb 17
11V Oct 17
60
Jan
4
Apr
39
5V Oct 17
155
3ft
W6V
3V Jail 13
.
25
May
26 V Aug 30
I, Apr 21
30. May 5
25. May 5
par
6
Ap;
S
J
-.•.-sr.1942-1947
series G t:'v-
-
A pi
June
'10-
6V Sept 17
23V Jan 24
4Vi% conv preferred.... 100
Shi
2
66V "A pi
3
.
8
13V Jan
121
111
par
1
22 V Sept 18
15!* Apr 24
Mar 4
.
American Safety Raxor.. 18.50
Amer
Apr 23
2V Feb 15
r
par
par
100
6
10V Apr 23
American Seating
5(h)
11 Vl *11
18
*4V
4*4
24->s
39V
39%
1£0
1E0
Preferred
4,200
153
..:..I(M)
American Rolling Mill.
110
39V
38'*
153
20-14'
95
68>2
35-V
35 V
38»4
151
11V
19V
69-14
69»4
69V
150V
150V *150
*114-V 114%
91*
201*
18
"
51*
9L
Ltd...No par
.
1,070
1,400
1,200
61
51*
51*
93,t
3714
It
941*
68%
69
*68V
*150
Metals..No par
Ap>
6V
38
May
18
95<tJuue 2L:
10
601*
61
201*
19
*17V
4,500
121*
11
1R34
95
18">8
53s
1278
514
12-is
20%
95
18V
95
♦1734
79
Hjht.-.Wo
$6 preferred....:...No
$5 preferred........Wo
Am Rad & Staud San'y. Wo
2,000
17,500
*165
....
'
9
♦8 V
2714
201*
20
11
Jan 10
AnterPower*
1,900
*9
20'
9
•
401*
150
381,1
393«
3834
20
31V
*1012
19»4
11
20V
20's
*
w
.*149
605s
51* "'.28 V
938
*9%
36>4 *3538
3538
39's
«*'"(?
39
•145
*145
150
61
512
9:t8
3678
12-V
12-18
61
10
38-8
ft
411*
*3934
411*'
150
Jan
17 V
6% preferred
*
IV Dec ; '37j
7
50
American News Co....Wo par
7,000
5-V
5%
165
165
3
1
Preferred.-100
263-!
27
5'4
150341 15014 15011 *148'4 151
*391,
27
I2I4
61
SU
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36's
38 V
WO.
273s
53g
4i,|„'Ja
23
9
10
3s series A
v
Oct
3VJ»nc
Amer Maclt «fe VAy Co.No,par
1 l's
1'
3.' -May
J*»'
60V May
*
45 V May
-
Oct
600
31's
30 V
165
*91*
10
35i8
3834
♦31
145
*145
*98s
301*
53«
12V
60%
514
5V
538
10
'
62
60
31V
27-18
165
12i2
12--8
1238
1238
611*
1
is]
1
31
27U
5V
5l2
5V
5i2
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*164
165
163
165
'
1
1
31-s
2678
-514
30%
27'827's
27
'
30 V Oct
8
9
Amer Macii &
1
Feb 14
3
10V Oct 17
Amer Metal Co.
1
3O84
32
27
*25
51V Aug
2 V Sept
20
24 V
May
May
J»n
>;-"K
101.13 103.3
■>
IV Feb 20
pref....:.100
23
43
1,100
478
5'|
4V Jan 10
28V
7V
: y
102.15 103
V l ^s series M.
Jar,
Jat>
:
High
•
jyK t I''
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M
Home owners' Loan Corp—r;
Apt
2V
.;
2V May
33 V Aug 29
May. 15
44VJunc
6V
*4. Dec
■■•9 V
preferred-50
1,100
ft
S>8
*5
2-i}June 20
27
Corp.i.Wo par
5%
I
.
50
2,200
1161* 116V
*1161.1 11914 *11614 119U
26 >2
*25
26i2 ♦25's
!
1
l's
1%
l's
38V Jan.4
f/ocornotl ve. No par
5% conv
American
6.5(h)
85»4
1034
101,1
24VScptfl9
Feb 14
'
•
8
1314- Jan 27
lOO
12
85«4
85'2
11
I
lO'l
"
1
20'
20
20
*84«4
11
1178
117S
non cum
Amer Internat
20
*1934 2014 -20
20
2014
*116% 11914 *116'4 119% *116l4ll9U
26
♦25's 26 I
26
26
2713 *25
5
5
5it
20
86
ll's
*11
11-V
12
86V
H%
*847«
H
ll«4
85*-8
11 '4
*11
lO-'-sj
19U
11
11*8
8 4'8
IDs Apr 15
;
.10*4 May
37# Jan 13
29
M
3'rJune
.......
American Invest Co of III...I
43
11
8 434
6%
...
7
Apt
8V Jan
15V Api
91*4 Ma'
3V Mtti
IV May
28 V Sept 19
2V Apr 16
Pro<lucts.:.l
...No par
American Ice
2,000
9
*43
♦11
*148U
334
4
9
45
1H2
*9-«k
*378-
3V
3V
*8
*43
*81
*
3Vf
37g
9
|>referre<l
American Home
IV JaniS
May
9*4
■'.'
-}n'"
*100.22106.29
13 .'r Feb
.,,
•''•
7ft !"Sept
$6 preferred......'..No par
6 % c.mv
P4
44
♦43
95V Sept 11
14V Feb 15
American Hide & Leather...I
"1*300
271*-
'8
9
1,200
4678
-
19V Aug•6
6 V Aug
•
(
May
9V Feb 19
78
Jan 7
Amer Hawaiian SS Co_.--.10
140V Mi)
May
5V May
4VMay
■
9's Aug 29
3*4 Jan 2
i*May 27
600
46-V
3
Jsily 25
8V Jan 23
Sees ..No par
& f-'or'n Power—Wo par
3,500
461*
14
Mar 27
4V Feb 17
n,
57 2d preferred A.-..Wo par
46'*
28
112
9V
6V Apr 23
European
800
401*
*2734
Jan
67 preferred.. ......No par
46'2
.
z98VMay 29
121
6
1,700
251*
33V Ma>
«
Jan 21
178 Jan
Amer
Mas
N'h Low'
■Hlffii
,,
|
*
'.;;.11942-1947
31;;
Dm
115
7
*,r
106.6
2 M8-. -.-. ...i". .• y.
May ■»v 65 ; Nut
13 V May "23 V-J*"
115
N<»
100
May
23V Jan
IV Oct 20
Atuer
;185
Since
Jan.
>
*105.23 105.31
*
34
...100
1st preferred
6%
7
25'g
18
79 V July 14
American Encaustic Tiling.. 1
900
l's
I64~ MH>
34 V July 22
Sugar..10
American Crystal
7
"
i*v r*
05
106.18
Jab
VflVMaj
Low
Range'
"3 s
Friday's"
*105.20 106.6
May .W4.5V.Jtti-
Feb 15
American Colortype
Am
Ap-
fill
.May .';135 Jum
IV Oct v: 2*4 July
116 V -Jan
85'4 DT
Apr 19
Am Coal Co of Allegh Co NJ 25
Co.-l.lO
Com ml Alohol Corp. .20
28
951.1 Jan 10
185 -\ Jan
Range or
Rld'fW.Askeil
3gi..;: .1..;. 1944 Hi49 ;vf'N'
Apt
18VJu »e 6
107
Apr 22
:...:....10()
Chicle..Wo par
American
400
'
458s
6% conv preferred...„..100
Preferred:.!
2.7(h)
241-8
24*8
■
'
,WePxCc
(Canel-.}<o**A:-;r I Farm Mortgage Gorp-r^
r
3^8::..1944-1964
128
,
56
Am Chain & Cable Inc. Wo par
1738
*6
Last,
-■>:•.
•
Fed
-Ja,'-
*
Jin> y 7ft 1
Jurii \ 12*4
^fti4 Jun«
"2
Jirne 18
'
..•21
Jum
23
American Car & Fdy.;Wo par
2,000
*i«
25
23s
2H2
34»a
3*4
28»
6,100
1,300
35
130*4 Oct 23
3
Aug 2
l7D2May 28
100
8
*
814- Jan
89
29V Oct 16
—
Preferred....:
95
l's
7
V
.
3,800
4,600
..
9V Aug
Get 22
5
...l
141*4
2
47'4 Oct 22
614% cnnv prcf
100 Z122V Apr 14
1
Mar 18
Amar Cable & Radio Corp.-1
78VM»y 29
American Can
25
141*
1738
*93
50
12V M«
Sept 19
58V Jan
5V Apr 22
42VJnnc 19
Note—---10
preferred
Feb 19
40
Am Brake Shoe <fc Fdy.lVo par
500
I
<
""
19 V
14V Feb 28
.10
American Bosch Corp
40
1,500
l's
—
700
9-s
1734
Par
•
900
9
95
7
♦6
6%
81*
1 >8
f.
Ant Airlines Inc
71*
*17 '8
1-
.
3,500
*7
*93
l'l
f,.per short
-1--
Week Ended Oct. 24
"y Highest V
6 per shart
6. per share
Lowest
'"I-Vf
BONDS
-
STOCIC EXCHANGE
N.* Y.
•U. S. Government
.;
Am
7-8
81*
05
*t>8
7
♦6
7
ui«
uu
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95
l»l
l'«
1*4
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17
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951*
*111*
6 per share
'
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Range forPfeHstii
ay-Tear 1940 ;
Highest
Agrlc Cliem (Del)..Wo par
2,700
105
*102
141*
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884
1734
♦8U
9
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17
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714
17
17
lU
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17
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141*
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14'*
734
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14*21
lOO3! *10034 10641 *10()3i 106
lOO-U *103
♦103
107
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Lowest
197-8
50
814
5i*
5
5
5I4
5*8
31
31
3184 3184
3U8
31's
31' i
32
130
130
130
13034 13034 130
130*4 *130
2 '
'
2
2
21.4
2
218
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2%
2
2's
2*8
2's
8%%
82V
821*
83's
83>2 282
83U 83i2
8384
84
83% 8334
I77»4
♦176
177*4 *176
'17734 *176
♦175
177
♦176
180
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27-is 271*
261*
2634
273},
20% 27%
27U
26-88
20V
247-8. 2012
66 84
66
67
67% 671*
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65
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62
63l2
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19 V 19-8
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1931
1912
20
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110
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112's
11218 *110
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1121s *110
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♦130
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•
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$ per share
$ per share
18
$ l>e,r share
i.'f-S
Lots
EXCHANGE
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 22
Tuesaai/
Monday
On Basis of \0W SImts
STOCK
YORK
NEW
for '
Saturday
Range Since Jan,
STOCKS
Sales
HICJH SALE PRICES
.
'
Volmue U54
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 3999
**
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
771
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
r
Friday
BONDS
N.
II
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Week Ended Oct; 24
't i.
M-eek's-
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Range
Rule
A
Range
or
Price
.,
1,
Saturday,
^
'Monday
Dei. 20
Tuesday
Wednesday
Del. 21
Del. 22
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I '*r share
$ per shfire
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Foreign Govt. & Munic. {Conet.)
German Govt International—
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how
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47"
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54
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♦Assenting 5s of 1899-..;. -1945 Q J
♦Assenting 4s of 1904........1954 J 1)
♦Assenting 4s of 1910..-., -.1945
10
80
80
6K
6M
r"m
6
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Mluas Geraes (State)—
•sec extl s f 6%s._ —
11%
12
2
20
"la"
♦Sec extl s f 6%s*---1959 M S
♦Montevideo (City) 7s.s,.;--1952 J D
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30
8
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8
54
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77
49
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7
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♦Nuremhurg (City) extlfis——1952 F A
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24
bevel
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—-.1953
guar 6s..'-.
8
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35
42
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s
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-
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'*~7QH
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'
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2
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—2, —1968
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94
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J
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25
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assented........ 2.
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F
A
Taiwan
J
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Elec Pow s f 5 His
1971
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r
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•
70
2%
16%
2%
■
2%
14'
-
703,
17
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16%
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2%
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2%
■ 2%
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14
14%
13%
;< *2%
3%
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70
103,
31"
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85
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3%
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27%
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27g
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28'U
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2%
25g
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351"
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35%
35%
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15%
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32.7
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;
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51%
'
10
77%
30«,
2,500
1,4(8)
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107
--,.9
870
3,500
12,5(8)
100
Preferred series A—---100
4%
36%
14
5h
1%
J%
54
6
4%
■
-
700
*34
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56%
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3%
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73
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78
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400
52'2
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41
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Oct 20
37'g Jan 14
211.1 Jan 4
107% Oct 11
22% Sept 2
18
9
Apr
15
10
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56'H
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19% July 21|
44% Jan 9
54
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8
8
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3%
32%
*1%
19,500
2,400
57%
9%
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v
07
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331?
.
6}»% preferred —100
City investing Co
100
City Stores.....
5
CMrk EcFJlpment.'.... No par
C C C A- St Louis Ry Co.-lOO
""'300
3 '2
34%l
City Ice & Fuel. ..——Ah/ par
'«
7(H)
'
34%
34%
" *"."I
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:
41% >--• 41%
*--'" 73
Chile Copper Co.—.——..25
Chrysler Corp.-.
i_r5
23
73
5% preferred
60
800
5.80
*49 ':'
f-36'2
37%
37
37%
i
04%
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800
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•
36%
37%
148
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95
-
.
•
61
61
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; 7%
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77
7%
61
7%
-
1,600
08
10
Preferred....—-100
143
600
Coca-Cola Co (The)—-A'o par
700
87
60
740
800
"1,600
-
-
-
Coca-Cola Intern Corp.Ato par
Colgate-PalrooUve-Peet Aro par
30
900
100
Collins & Alkman
6%
conv
-
preferred..—.-100
Colo Fuel A Iron Corp.No par
Cobradoi A Southern.—100
100
A% 1st preferred......-100
4% 2d preferred — .—.100
6%d>referred series A...100
40
5% preferred..,-.100
200
Columbian Carbon Co.No par
4,600
CoIumbiaPictures——.A'OiP«r
%
700
6,600
100
7,100
$2.75 conv preferred.No
preferred. — -100
Comm'l Invest Trust—Arn par
conv
85
2,100
9,300
$6 preferred series.—Aro pur
Commonwealth Edison Co.25
200
Conde Nast Pub Inc.;.Arn par
20-" 21%
13
13
95
95
634
90%
05%
1 6%
15% -153,
15%
15%
9584- ,96%
<15%? 15%
96%
:
'
95% \95%
,'.'*% -3,
V-
*934 »10%
2
•,
'v-
I
6 *
*%--;.
t*9%
*2
: «
-
?
.
.
4
47g
8,
10%
4 24
o%
.
'
•
,
447g
.
44%
,44%
3%
3%
,2438 25
♦18% .49
3%
3%
24 -- 24%
,
18% ;18%
12'4
12«4
12%'..123,
*5234
*5284 T55 ■
38% 38%
4984 M978
561
39
-0% >:!•:.0%
'Xk84 p".'9"
44% 1 44%
.1.
3%
24%
,18%
127g
38
:>
,50
-
,
:
..
55
38%
4034
■
"J434
148,
'
14% -15
90%
.
,14
For footnotes see page
777.
15
*
95%
.
,07
.
*5^
84
10%
*2
6
6%
334,
3%
5
5
:
102
23
102
••
14%
3%
3%
106
36»,
37%
*83,
'44%
0%
44%
3%
31
258,
10
25
19
6%
7,260
"15%
15«t
29,300
98
t
6%
3%
Hi Dfi
7% Ma)
11% Ma
16%
20
Any
53% M»)
8%
*0
■
258-
188^
18%
13%
53
13%
*18
Consol Film
14%
Jut
Sepi
98
Pel
Sep)
Jai
Ma)
133
Aug20I
108
10'
26
May
May
24
84% Oct11
Mar 11
Sept 17
2
41% Ap
45% Ap
25% May
131
May
99% May
0
16%
May
20
June
16%May
108
Consol Oil Corp.
...No par
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pf .100
Consolidation Coal Co—...25
5% conv preferred...—100
400
Consumers Pow $4.50 pfA'o par
Container Corp of America.25
Continental Bak Ctx--.No par
.
4,100
4,400
2,900
37%
-0%
43%
3%
8,400
600
1,600
<8% preferred---'-.-;
100
Continental Can Inc.-—I,*—20
Continental Diamond Fibre.5
Contlnentallosurauce—.$2.50
Continental Motors..,—...1
2
6
21
6
16
18%
13%
79
Continental Oil of pel——..5
2,700
Copperweld Bteel Co..;„..5
12% Oct 15
*523,
53
100
38
38%
-37%-, 38
37%
38
2,410
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co. .20
49
49%
175% 176
483,
49
3,400
Corn Products Refining——25
49», 49%
176% 17.6%
,
.3»,
33,
*%
14%
%
15
-
-
334
*%
*52%
177
143,V 15
177
170
A
334
®4
A
600
*%
I
r
15
6
3
Continental Steel C jrp.A'o par
.13
53
3
6% Feb
700
13%
55
12%
Jan
3l%June
'
34
100
15%
3,700
Conv
pret5% series...,-.50
•Preferred—
Coty Inc—
100
...1
Coty Internal Corp.
..1
Crane Co—25
52
Feb 18
37% Oct 23
42% Apr 21
170
,
Mar 31
8% Oft 14
4 Jau 7
U
Apr 18
102%
35%
112%
24
Fe|
De.
Ap
Pel
Ma)
4% A pi
5% Ap
5
Ap.
26% Mai
20% Ma.
7% A pi
72
2
59
Junr
79
July 11
71
Mi y
98% Ap
8% Ma
S3
Apr
7% Oct 22
28% Aug 28
3% M»
Y
14% M, y
93% A pi
26
Ja.
Dc
31
Mar
7
27% Jum
104
Jan
6
95
Jun*
108%
Fel
37% Jan 10
32
Jun.
50
Ap
113
Ma
110
Jan 15
97
Jum
11% July 28
8
Ma)
% De.
30% Jan 11
4
Jan 10
42
Ma)
25% Jum
2% May
May
17% June
7% Jan
63
May
-35% Feb 14
2%May26
17% Fe!>24
15% Apr 25
S,500
May
Fe|
"
4% May
67% May
l4
364 Apr 14
\ % Feb 15
2% Feb 15
15% Feb 4
09 July 2
12% Feb 15
3% Oct 17
Mai
4% J»n 0
82% Jan 25
2
10,500
26
May
2% Sept
65% July
2
Dc
141
94
21% Jan
30
26
19
Oct20
145*
63
•i» Dec
1% Dec
1% Oot
16
May
4
Ma
48
May
18% Aug 28
2
Jai
43% Ma
~83% T>e
104% Oct 14
Jan
114%
25% May
56
3% Aug
Apt
A pi
Not
74% No)
74
May
46% May
63% Oot 24
740 July J6
16% Sept 17
30% Jan
40%
9
43% Sept 12
39% Sept S
Jan
2
2
7% Apr 14
Corp...,..5
Ap)
May
Jul)
'•he Jan
May 26
No)
91%
85
50% Sept 18
% Jan
$2 partic preferred—.ATo par
Conso) LauudrLes
500
15
38)
37%
43«4
3%
25)2
700
2,300
19,500
700
Opi
Ap
5% Ma
34
44
25
95
.No par
Industries
1
—
1,000
106% 107
44%
3%
1(8)
.
$5 preferred.. ; J.
Ma)
1% Am
June
33% Jon
Sept
50
% Jai
% Ap
% Jm
56
20
20
Dc
9
12%May
23
21
17
DC
Dc
Jan 10
lO%May 26
44
101
51%
Ma)
Marl!)
82 May
90 May
5% Apr
" 15% Oct
—
Oct
Ma)
30% Ap
29% Mm
4% Ap
41
22% Feb 19
Inc.Aro par
Const! Aircraft Corp
..1
Consolidated Cigar..—No par
7% preferred-_
-100
64% Prior preferred—.100
Const! Coppermlnes Corp.—5
Consol Edison of N Y..No par
"
1434
3%
43s4
3%
220
Congoleum Nairn
23
102% 103
25.
■
■«%
3%
23
14% 14%
3)4
3»4
106% 106%
'•
36*4
37%
9
9%
,
2,400
2%
5%
*22'r 24
*102% 103
40
•
'ho
0%
3%
' 5%
-
1,000
10%
2
3%
38,600
98
*4
984
2
2
6
90%
95%
6%
*4%
*14%
105
90%
,97%
84
8,
.*9% 10%
2%
23
15%
13
*94%
94
94%
6«4
15%
6%
22%
13
;97
10%
3
*90%
94%
1,300
22%
22%
13%
*13
634
fj3g
'i
■
13
21
21%
13-
*90% 94
;'«5 hl'96-
•
0%
■
21%
,
22
106
Jai
1% Jan 13
% Oct
40
Jan
24l4May
3
Feb
14
Apr
Sou..No par
Jai
Fe)
38% De
De
20
Commonw 1th A
An
8%
De
114
$4,25 conv pf ser '35.No par 4l02%Juine 9
Commercial Solvents—A?o par
8% Feb 15
Ma
41 %
15%
Apr 18
64,600
6
100
44%
Feb 15
Oct 17
Jan 3
"5^66
Ap
3% Jai
114% Ma
5% Ap
U%Maj
124
Jan 15
105
106
9
Fd
Ma>
26%
100
4%
40% Aug 2'
Apr 26
148
58%Sept 10
60% Apr 29
4UMay 16
21)) Apr 17
21%May20
99% Apr 8
27% Aug 12
Commercial Credit----.-.-10
A4%
9
14
18
Feb 5
Feb 18
Oct 20
Oct 16
2
Oct 16
59% Oct 24
Columbia Gas A Elec..ATo par
77
28
J%
I
14%
14(4
.
61
10% Feb 5
104% Aug 12
46% Feb 20
4% Sept 22
Feh 19
% Oct
Cplnmb Br'dBys Ipc cl A.2.50
Class B-'----—--2,50
1,0(8)
22,400
1,600
2
Jan 22
.
11)0%
17%
110
14
--—No / ar
1.700
20
23
Mar 17
July 16
11% Feb 14
-No par
84.25preferred..—Aropar
1,700
27
115
Feb 14
Oct
May
82 May
48% July
21
Feb
28% Feb
24
Cluett Peabody A Co..No par
Class A ;.-
Jan
72% Jan
J10
(The), 1
2,(88)
6
9% Sept 16
139
95
77
77
7% ..7%
3d'4June
Clev El Ilium 84.50 pf.Aro par
Clev Graph Bronze Co
2
72
De-
12%
14 Jnn 18
:
139
Apr26
7034 Octx7
H0
63%
63%
*56)2
*73%
-
——
148
*94
*7(K)
800
a
-
5% preferredi- .i.;—; —.-lOo
CJevA Pitts RR Co 7% gtd-50
Special gtd A% Stock—..50
Climax Molybdenum-wVo par
cX,
37%,; 38
38
38.
*144
94%
63%
.
Juue
53%,Oct 17
8% Apt 21
95
Jan 3
40
Aug 9
• 2%Mar
7
—
Ap
Hi De<
27
20
23
Jai
35%
I2J
12%
Hi Dei
22
Chllds Co.—-v—*;.Ar0 par
2
Jai
De
56%
8% Ma)
•23% Ma>
6
14% Sept 15
3
Aug 29
Oil—,.—10
3% No
75
126
*"<}%Ma)
% Jan 17
8%May 22
10% Feb 7
'X%Junel7
Chlckasha Cotton
■
3
July 31
10% Oct 24
v% Jan 4
July25
14M>
Jn.
Ap
Ma
45
92% DP.
32% Ma)
l%July 21
6% Oot 4'
7% preferred-.-V—'-. —100
6% preferred...100
500
56%
9%
95
95
.
,
04
9%
,
*
10
12%
*9%
*11%
12%
14
Ma)
99%June
30% May
84%June
3
M« Jau
De<
Ma)
Oi'i
4% Oct 24
Apr28
9% Feb 19
37% Apr 22
:
2
2%
88
44% Jau 13
102% Feb 3
5
49
Jan
Jum
1%
10% Jun<
2% Oei
3% Mar 20
—.. —
preferred—.No par
Pr pf (42.50) cum dlv No par
Chic Rock l»i & PacKic.-loO
».
May
Jun.
Sept 24
75
Chicago Y'ellaw Cab. ..No par
100
i l!
2
100
22% Mar 25
'l%Mar!2
lh«Mar 20
83 conv
3(8)
.
-
Jan
Ai>
40%
6
22% May
39% May
An
0% MM
36% Aug
75%June
Sepi
22% Ma)
%Mar
5% preferred
*
T>50
Chicago Mail Order Co...—5
Chicago Pnenmat Tool.Aro par
15%
3% Jan 29
87% Sept 18
Jul)
4
2%Ma.v 23
34%May 19
03%June 2
Chic Great West RR Co.-50
10%
41
:
63%
*700
63
78
,*75.'
•
49%
176% 179;' *175% 177
*176% 179.
*3»2 - "334
*3% „r 38, Mh 4 3%
:••
*% ' ' i% y %: ■' %
>!t5g
49ss
r
; For footnotes see page 778.
■62%
64
Vs6l4;
*87«
443g
43?!
17%
10%
84
7%
•
,
.
*17%
-4
2%
.•
478
354
♦5
V
y, 7
27%
%
35?*
*>T>
2% May
29% May
2% Dec
106
U%Sept
Class A........40
2%
*14%,
10;
;i
*2
1
*8%';
*5%
2
14% Sept 30
4
July 28
97
Apr 2
34% July 12
par
*53,
154,
•*}Uj
134
97
148
95
*62
62%
-
37
,
95
-
.
,
95%
7
,
JU RR Co.Aro
10%
**i«
..j.
-:36»,
■37.> .37%
95
94% ; 94%
62
*61*4! 62
*700; 800
*700
1478
*40
.
*36
,
15% -1384
3
4
*13%
Chic A- East
6%
*51%
503,
9%
73
■
*49
.,
12%
A3
F A
34
115% Jan 29
4% Aug 1
15
Checker Cab Mfg....
24
151.1
2
24% .*23
*23
1*32%-,;. 32%
93"g
54
I
.Aro par
10%
2%
lOlg
*5%
.
*-•,,? 41%
6 - j '• 6%
*334 V 4- =4:334.-: 3%
5
5
484 .434
*22)8 '23
*227 '23
21l2 22
*1013, 102% *102 V-102%
102% 102i2
13%
14%
1384 >13%
13%
13%
t
3%
3%
3%
3%
3% ■
3%
*102 ,*103%
103%. 104
40334I04I2
36%, 37% A 37-h? 37% )37.".t''"37%
:j
511*
——
•mi.
40
DC
7
92%Mny 20
30(2 Jan 14
22% Apr2l
prior preferred—— .100
ChgrnPap A FlbCofl% pf.lOO
'Common—;—No par
—
5
tCnes ipeake Carp ...—No par
Chesapeake k Ohio Ry—. ..25
J30
99%
•
6%
Chain Belt Co.._
Ja>
Pel
52% Ma
1% Pel
8% Pel
19% Ap
Ma)
Jan
100 July 8
17% Feb 15
—
100
99%
*40
3U
.
—
Jersey.. 100
.v
8(8)
303g
-
!09%Jm.e 10
—
A4% pret-100
JCent RR of Ne
11%
*10%
4'x
30%
.1
Central 111 Lt
20
107
!*'t«
-9%
!)8
;a
r
*00%
51
52
11%
Jio
No
15%
26%
4% May
II
39% Apr 3
3% July 31
41
Jau 17
7
Jan 2
66 June 11
/h54Jano27
1% Apr 22
8<8)
11%
5%
Central Aguirre Assoc A"o par
Central Foundry Co..
—
I
163g
107
*15
16«i
*99% 100%
10
12%
*9%
*W '.'411
20%
':
551*
"
2
51) Aug
27
Feb 19
2%May23
12
%
;
*11
*134
2
*23 -...' 24%
5584
5634
32
12%
54
5?
50% Jul)
1
Ma)
Oct
40
116% Mar 19
Cerro de Pasco Copper.No par
Certala-teed Products...... 1
20%
he
*9% "-10
'12%
*11
*05
«19%
50%
-
M a)
17% Sept 18
2% Feb 10
77% Oct 24
4
*18%
;
—
Century Ribbon MU|s.Aro par
Preferred—-.---100
28-
*1%
...
100
*3
3
4's
10
Central VOoletg Sugar Co—...
'
n
700
,•
40
30
35
—
Carolina Clinch & Ohio Ry. 100
Carpenter Steel Co——
5
82
Ma)
14% Jan 10
May 27
5,500
*10%
52%
'' %
-'32 .;.0„
73
*75
..V. *3%
54:
39?!'.53 4
34
14%
30%
107
15%
41%
-
2%
774
*15
5%
98
*
.MLl-ly
94%
A
■
*71
9
Oc
Jio
Hep
13%
Ma)
54
3% Feb 13
-•
6% Ma)
14
6
l%June 11
4(4 Feb 3
80
•
28
.»
1%
53,
;,;4i%
7*3% V3%
32
*s.
42
'
—
5
2% Ma)
39
6
Jan
6
500
*2's
353,
2%
10%
52%
.
3l$ ('v
*95
3%
ao
,21.;
59
Ginger Ale.
—5
Canada Southern Fty Co.. 100
C tnadlan Pjclflc
Ry.......25
Cannon Mill,.Aro par
Capital Admin class A...-—
1
4% Ma)
l7%Ma>
24% Sept 18
1% Jan
3%
204
5%
2%
10%
v834- 83,
99/
95%
4
38
48
y 514 Ac 52%
-
_
Yokohama (City) extl 6s,rA —.
With declaration.—;——
,
4
7% Jan
14%
3%
3%
*77
*99% 1003,
s%
6
.
.*39?;; 4178
*60
>
25:
37
42
■eJb
52 H
45
.
4% Jan
11% Jau 9
July 28
100
2
*2;>i
.
14
*13%
.
35
6(M)
*113%
3%
■
•
*9942; 1083,
10
70%
17
*2h
■
30
3
•
17
*113.%
80
308,
27r
*16%
34
85
2«3,
,
-V-
*67%
70
17
*67%
•
.
39%
127,
*90 .,
93
9595;
6%: •: 6%
60 4
18)4
55
39% :
*57" /
extl readjustment
.
17H
,
2734 28%
15U
15 f 15
106% 1061" *106% 107% *106% 107.
*191 .2034
19%
19%
19%
19%
*10% 1178 *10%
11% *10% 11%
*4
4
4'. - J., A
4
41,.
78%
7
804
30
21
conv..,2—1978 J I) "Vl"
1984 J J
♦Venetian Prov Mtge Bank 7s 1952 A 0
♦Vienna (City of) 6s... ...... 1952 MA'
'Warsaw (City) external 7«2.;1958 F
♦4His assented. —-L — -.----1968 F
21%
Ap
6
29% July 28
122 Sept 5
l0%June10
37%
•;4>i
3}£s..<54
>64
34
20}* 26 *4
61
Ap
18%May 26
3,300
210
1,4(81
,
94
10-5
30
•21%
-
♦External s f 6»——1964 ■UN
4-4^-4^s ext) readj—.....1978
H
-rrf
4
external readjustment.. 1979 At N
(* bonds of.1937)—
External conversion.——.1970 At N
"2
Jai
5%
16%
7%
23%
■
9;
,6)1
1
4
hJune
12%
5% Feb 19
10%May 16
10%Jun« 3
31
Oct 22
Calumet &. Hecla Cops Cop. .5
Campbell W & C Vi\y. .No par
"7% Dei
Mft)
Aug
12
Or
35% No*
21% Jai
12% Ma)
2
50% July IS
3:
68
-
At N
3»iS-4-4HS (8 bonds of 1937)
79%
79%
*
"f>
Tokyo City 6s loan pf 1912.. -1952
,W|th declaration -...—... - - External s t 5«s guar.2—21961 AO
With declaration—-»- - ♦[Truguay (Repupllo) extl 8s.
;.8K
""j
Packing.. —No par
5% preferred....- —.50
CilUhanZliic-Lead-— .l,.1
36
17% Ma)
J10
5% Ma)
Apr 14
127«
.,.4
a
California
6%
t
6% July 28
7% Apr 21
76% Feb 14
7% Apr 29
16% Feb20
51
Mar 11
Dm
HO
9
40
2,800
•
26)*, 261*
At a
- - -
——1962
Sydney (City) s f
3
16
23
Sept
Mar 18
7%'
734
73,
7%
*26«4
28
28
27%
2734
28
*27
28
*27
28
27%
22%
22% »22% 23
223g 22
223g
22%
22%
23
22% 22%
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—
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7
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75
May
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99% Dei
100
9%
82%
Dei
Fel
Apr
110% Mai
1%
Jun
10% A pi
7% July 31
2% May
July 21
8% May
106% Jan 22
93% May
16% July 22
07j May
4%
8%
2%
5%
23%
J08%
19%
70
June
97%
jun
33
May
49%
9%
API
6%May 21
4% Sept
30
0
5% Aug 7
100% Sept 17
40% Jan
10
Sept
8
3
45% Sept 30
4% Jgu 2
26%July 22
23% Jan 14
18% jjjn 2
5634Sept 27
52)2 Jan 8
53% July 28
182i» Jan 10
4% Jan 4
% Jan 14
10% Jan 10
%
Dec
4% May
Ap>
Aim
Jap
No)
Not
Dei
A pi
Am
27% May
2
May
16% June
18% May
40% Maj
4% Feb
15% Mar
47
May
41
May
40% Dec
165
May
4
May
25% Ma>
70
May
61% Jau
HiSept
J3 June
25
Jan
33
Apr
65
Jan
184
Det
7%
1%
Apr
Apr
24%
Jan
772
Tuesday, October 28, 1941
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
i,
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
Range Since Jan. '•
NEW YORK STOCK
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Oct. 18
Oct. 20
Oct. 21
Oct. 22
Oct. 23
$ per share
95
95 i
$ ver share
f ver share
$ per share
96
16%
16
*534
43
*96%
16%
16%
684
584
22%
0»4
22%
*42
$ per share
97
97%
97%
10%
16%
16>8
*5%
223g
22%
22%
22%
43
42
42
12%
1234
90%
35%
80%
8%
7%
*42
12*8
12%
125g
I284
*90i8
90%
35%
7914
80
79
79%
35%
*79%
8
8
*8
05s
7
584
90%
3534
90%
3588
90%
35
*7S4
8%
7
7
684
22%
*41%
12%
?
117
115% 115% *110% 115% *115
71
*69
72
70%
70%
13
*13
13% 113
♦13%
13%
♦17 *17
18%
18%
18%
18%
7s
29%
29%
2I84
2IS4
21%
8%
25%
25%
8%
884
25%
2 5®4
*45%
*16
165«
5
5,400
81%
734
7%
800
8%
6%
8%
7%
12%
8%
8%
7
7
■
7%
118
♦118
119
130
73
73
73
200
500
'-1,100
301)
;
13%
13%
*17
12%
18%
*17
30%
22%
8%
25%
8%
25%
*12%
*17
34
®4
U18
*29
'•
8%
25%
12%
18%
*29
7,700
130
-
3,700
8-%
17,000
2534
1,800
8%
2534
25%
*82
85
*82
85
*82
49
*16 0
49
*46
49
16
16%
5
*16
16%
18
*16%
10
*112
....
25%
2834
*13%
1384
934
4%
43g
10%
4%
10%
4%
10%
4%
*',,
%
175g
17%
25%
39%
17
25%
39%
*3%
*39
*10
10%
*10
*%5
20
173g
25%
■
1934
17
28%
14
30%
4%
*%e
%
19% 20
17%' 17%
*25% 25%
39% 39%
*8%
8%
25%
39%
8%
8%
8%
25%
*13%
10%
4%
19%
17%
39
*112
25%
*28%
%
*25
.3984
*112
20
1,100
-
-....
-
-1
42% Feb
Inc...Wo par
..No par
Co
Deere &
20
Preferred
1% Jan
45
17%
17%
370
25%
39%
8%
400
Diamond
A..No
Devoe & Raynolds
25%
*39%
8%
700
884
*8%
17
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
16%
17%
17%
17%
2,800
7834
76%
77%
*77%
78%
*77%
78%
37
78%
10%
3684
20%
14%
74%
78%
10%
37
2O84
14%
300
*9%
*3684
*75%
984
Match..
par
No par
.25
6% partlc preferred
Diamond T Motor Car Co.--2
934
31
3i4
*3%
135
135
30%
30l2
1634
2678
10%
10
10
37
37
21
37%
20%
15
15
37%
20%
1434
74%
20%
15
74%
75%
114% 115%
16%
16%
20%
*1434
74% 75%
114% 115%
16%
16%
10%
5
5
5
*6%
7
1434
74
114%115
16
V' 5
5
7
*6%
16%
*434
*684
7
16%
*434
5%
7
7
3%
31
30%
3%
30%
3%
31
30%
3%
13%
*175
175
175
31
3%
136% 13684
136% 136%
177%
30% 30%
16%
16%
27% 2734
31
176
3O84
*16%
3134
17
32
17
2784
28%
27%
13
*175
32
*16%
27%
133g
%
16
4
Dresser Mfg Co.
Dunhlll International
Dunlan
Corp...
..No par
100
DuPdeNem (EI) &CO...20
$4.50 preferred......No par
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf.100
8% preferred......
Jan
Muy
Oct
11% Mar
32% Mar
Mar
60
May
14% May
3
May
13% May
3% May
23
Oct
Jan 24
107
June
8%
114
Apr
Nov
13% May
23%
21
2
11% May
June
8% May
July 31
1
2%
Dec
12% May
25% May
13U
*s8
■
7S
U2
'
1*2
35
35%
32%
*29%
*2634
3314
30
28%
47%
*46%
111
*105
13%
13%
V> *% ■%; 7s
%
%
*%
1%
36
33%
l3g
1%
36%
*13%
1%
35%
33
*29%
36
*46%
*105
110
*105
1%
36% — •
34% 34%
28% 29
*26% 29
*46% 47%
34%
29%
29
46%
3334
29%
*2634
46%
30
28%
47
*27
110
3
,
*105
110
3%
3%
13%
®8
1 38
1
Eastern Airlines Inc
3,600
13«4
2,000
Electric Boat
%
400
Elec A Mus Ind Am shares...
1%
1%
38
Electric Power & Light. No par
20
32
32
2,100
300
Eastern Rolling Mills..
1 %
3634
37
33%
2834
34
2834
*26%
46%
29
46%
110;
3%
110
3
*75
78
75%
75%
*75
76%
*75
3%
76%
*75
80
*78
79
79
79
*77
,78%
*77
78
*82
85%
*82%
84%
84%
84%
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%
%
6%
84%
: %
73g
l.
6%
7
*%•
7
5%
5U
5%
%>'
.
7%
5%
38
38%
*1%
3884
1%
1%
*1%
1%
1%
*1%
2
*1U
1%
*1%
*1%
38%
1%
*74
2
2
684
6%
24%
24%
%
38%
78
2.
•
*%
38%
*9612
19%
19%
9%
*834
98
*96%
*23
23%
.
1134
*11%
*3
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°i«
%
*2284
••
2434
94
13%
43%
1634
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104%
36»4
3634
13
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4%
*2334
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:
1
13
Z9034
*1234
43%
16%
25%
2934
2
••
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90%
*13
43%
23%
*22%
23%
*91
92%
*22%
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13%
*13
43
16%
16%
10%
*103% 104
*103% 104
37%
37%
38
37%
123,
12%
1284
1234
13
24
*23% 24% *23% 24%
22% 22%
22%
22% *22
4%
*43g
5
4%
5
24% 24% *24% 25
25%
30%
30%
29«4 *29% 30%
38
24
,
*21%
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2984
13%
13%
*120%
*120% ,125
534
5%
5%
13%
*40
*30
43
*35%
*1934
36
36
21
*20
*96
97
♦96
•
-J. *104%
65
*77
79
100
$5%! preferred..
No par
70
*84*
Wo par
Ctfs of deposit
...100
1st pref ctfs of
deposit.. 100
*13g
2%
200
Z22
*74
*4%
*2334
3038
78
~I~2o6
7%
400
1,300
24%
24%
24%
%
*%
%
M
~
-
JErie RR common
Ctfs of benef lnt
par
w
L.Wo par
*10
19%
3%
634
*10%
*4834
*5%
*10234
48%
2U
2%
2%
2%
5% pref series A w 1....100
2d pref ctfs of deposit.. 100
Jan
113
9
Oct
146% May
Apr
10
Mar
Jan
*10
11
.
5
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
Evans Products Co
2
Ex-Cell-0 Corp..
3
Exchange Buffet Corp..Vo par
Fairbanks Morse A Co. Wo par
20%
21
1,300
Fajardo Sug Co of Pr Rico. .20
9
100
Federal Light & Traction... 15
98
300
Federal Miu & Smelt Co
11%
*11
$6 preferred.
23%
No
— .
par
2
Federal-Mogul Corp........5
11%
200
3
3
300
Federal Motor Truck..Wo par
*%
«u
1,400
Federal Water Serv A. .Wo par
338
500
;
100
Jan
2
25% June
7
44% May
6% Nov
3
May
117
June
160%
Jan
155
June
180
Dec
May
10% May
25
May
5% Jan 23
145% Sept 18
182% Jan 9
36% Jan 10
17% Sept 8
33% Jan 10
10%
*90
*20%
*126
283s
10%
*10%
11%
*11
92
*90
92%
20%
*90%
20%
127
29%
40%
20%
*126
28%
127
*2034
*126
28%
28%
11%
93
21%
37
Apr
17%
Jan
41%
*125
39%
39%
12534 *125
3%
3%
*3914
3%
*6%
6%
6%
*39%
40
13%
*102% 105
13%
*%
*2034
17%
si«
%
%
12534
40%
3%
6%
'109% 111
111
*109
22
1734
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103
*%
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17»4
39%
3934
3%
*6
105
40
40
3%
6%
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13
13
103%
*3g
7i«
*103
%6
22
17«4
For footnotes see page
115
1
115
1%
1
Firestone Tire A Rubber... 10
15% Apr 23
101%June 27
31%May 12
300
6% preferred series A...100
First National Stores..No par
Flintkote Co (The)
Wo par
200
Florence Stove Co.-.j.Wo par
300
Florsheim Shoe class A.Wo par
400
Follansbee Steel
25
20
31
I.iCO
28%
40%
*113
1
93
21%
127
28%
41%
116
1%
*90
94
*8234
85
*83
85
131% 131% 131% 132
39%
39%
39% 39%
126
125% 125% *125
40
*3%
6
40
3%
6
m
i,
m.
1,000
30
9,200
60
5%
conv
Corp
*%#
12%
103
*39%
3%
%
12%
3%
*16
*21
21%
18%
*18%
19
1,600
1,500
1,700
4 H
% conv preferred
7,
47% Sept 22
113
7
18% Apr
1%
8%
Jan
Jan
40% Nov
400
■
mm
i'm
mm
1,600
2,100
70
10%
1034
600
*90
*21
93
21%
*126 ;■ 127
590
40
JAnn Arbor 1st g 4s_
$7
couv
preferred...Wo par
Francisco Sugar Co
May
6% May
May
60
May
112
5%
conv
10
1
preferred
100
Gabriel Co (The) cl A..Wo par
Galr Co Inc (Robert)
1
20
No par
Conv 4s of 1905
Gen Amer Investors...Wo par
$6 preferred........ Wo par
Gen Am Transportation..___5
Dec
97
Class A—
No par
cum
preferred..—.100
.
64,000
94
95%
84%
90
$6 conv pref series A. No par
600
General Mills.........Wo par
131
350
40
34,700
5% preferred..........100
General Motors Corp
—10
%
Common
Wo par
........Wo par
General Printing Ink.
1
June IS
3s
21%, 21%
18%
18%
Jan
6
2
78% July
8
126
Apr 10
3634May 5
12334Mar 19
39% Sept 25
3 Sept 24
5%June 30
105%Mayl2
Gen Railway Signal...No par
6% preferred
......100
Gen Realty A Utilities......1
11% Apr 12
98%June25
700
200
$6 pref opt div series.Wo par
General Refractories...Wo par
May
20
Jan
27% May
12% May
84
4
5
102
7,
7
7
61
July 311
»i,Oct20
Jau
Jau
Jan
May
June
May
May
24% May
21% Apr
38% Mar
25% Apr
8% Nov
32
Nov
35
JaD
*40
40
106
O
68%
100%
106%
106%
108%
110
93
91
27
106
110
00
89%
i07%
21%
118
6%
Apr
Apr
Dec
Apr
41
Deo
39%
Dec
5
2% Sept
121
.
May
94
6
8
144
Mar 20
6% Jan
0
15% Jan 10,
97
Sept 18
Oct
3!
103%
1
1025,r,
*96%
1025,,
lb2»Vi
*57
103%
100% 104
100
101
80%
04%
77%
62%
May 1 1945 JUN
96%
70%
68%
4%s A
10-year coll tr 5s
Oct 1952 MN
J
....1948 J
J
1948 J
L & N coll gold 4s
Atl & Dan 1st g 4s._
Second mortgage
4s
Atl Gulf <fe W I 88 coll tr 5s... 1959 J
102
102
105%
J
105%
29%
:■/;
57
t
97% 100%
99% 102%
73% 80%
59%
09
77
97
67
75
0
33
39%
12
29
34%
30
75% 103%
8
103% 106%
79
■
60%
1948
112%
111%
112%
63
105%
36%
111
179
97
70%
39%
29%
103%
1st mtge gold 4s.......July 1948
4s registered
3°
64%
94%
37%
29%
1953 M S
Atlantic Refining deb 3s.
?
10
80%
93%
94%
103%
97% 103%
95% 96%
102',, 105
101
J
J
July 1952 M 8
1964 J D
56%
73%
58
290
70
68
Stamped modified bonds—
1st mtge g (lnt at 4% to
Oct 1 1946) due
July 1948 A
O
02%
59%
62%
175
57
73%
Ref & gen ser A (lnt at 1 % to
Dec 1 1946) due
1995 J
D
33
81
33
188
30%
47%
Ref & gen ser C (lnt at 1 1-5%
to Dec 1 1946) due
1995 J
D
37%
36%
37%
67
35%
53%
32%
30%
32%
100
30%
46%
Ref & gen ser D (lnt at 1%
Bept 1 1946) due
2000 M 8
Ref & gen ser F Out at 1%
to Sept 1 1946) due
1996 M 8
to
32%
33%
31%
32%
121
33%
687
30%
14%
47
30%
49%
49%
50%
198
48%
61%
87
39
28
46
1
84
50%
58%
92%
♦Conv due
Feb
1
I960 F
A
41%
41%
42%
1959
47
46
47
1943
87%
Con ref 4s
1951
—
4s stamped
With declaration....
20
14%
61
7%
105
67%
8%
145
Apr
Sept
Apr
May
Apr
Dee
Jan
Jau
Jau
4% Sept
117a
Jan
Apr'
89% Nov
29%
133%
137%
97
100%
*103
1965 F A
....1944 J D
106
103%
•
1950'f A
Boston A Maine 1st 5s A C
19o7 M
S
106
106%
103%
105%
107%
'101%
1950>' A
Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons g 5s...1945'"WN
1st lien A ref 6s series A..-..1947 M N
Debenture gold 5s
1950 J D
J
73
79%
90
76
2
72
78
69%
35%
20%
70
40
66%
74%
37
113
21
15
18%
9%
22%
110%
110%
*103%
108%
108%
109% 109
92
105%
D
105%
*113%
37%
36%
7
6
A O
Consolidated 5s
1955 J
J
Bush Term Bldgs 5s gu.......1960 A O
Bush Terminal 1st 4s—1952
Canada Sou cons gu
5s.._—Oct 1969
1970
Guaranteed gold 5s...
Guar gold
4%s ...........1955
Guaranteed gold 4%s.;—...1956
Guar
gold 4%s
1951
.....
Jan
♦Cent Branch U P 1st g 4s_...1948
Jan
^Central of Georgia Ry—
♦1st mtge 5s.
Nov 1945
{♦Consol gold 5s...
1945
♦Ref Agen5%S8erie8B___—1959
♦Ref A gen 5s series C_^
1959
♦Chatt Div pur money g 4s..1951
♦Mobile Div 1st g 5s
..1946
Apr
Jan
54
76%
108
For footnotes see page
778.
80%
J J 106%
J J 106%
A 0
F A l09""
^ D 107%
** A
M S 105%
7 J
7 J "68%
93
M S
7 J
7 D "88"
7 J
84%
J J
Celotex Corp deb 4%s w w—1947
"11
77%
5s A.,... 1962 A O
Canadian Nat gold 4%s.:
1957
Guaranteed gold 5s....July 1969
Guaranteed gold
77%
55%
1966 A 9
Callf-Orcgon Power 4s-
Cart A Adlr 1st gu gold 4s
1981
Celanese Corp of America 3S..1955
18%
33%
110%
29
105%
37
107% 110%
104
109%
109%
93%
104
*76
108% 111%
7
108% 113%
90
95%
103% 107%
•
24
30
111
♦111
3% to 1946) due
1957 MN
JBurltngton Cedar Rap A Nor—
§♦ 1st A coll os
1934 A O
Apr
Jau
Dec
Apr
14
113%
108% 111
Buffalo Rochester A
Dec
Jan
99% 102%
81%
1981
127% Mar
1%
104 %
102% 100%
107% 109
76
1st lien & ref 5s series B__..1967 M N
F A
MW
V A
F A
J F)
J D
19%
106%
100
6
107
3
36%
M S
110
17
103
74
"70*"
Nlag Elec 3%s series C..19b7
Pgh Ry—
Stamped modified (Interest at
15%
105% 107
86%
J
1060 J
4s..l955lF A
3%s
1966'AfN
Bklyn Union El 1st g 5s
106%
106%
103%
106%
107%
102%
73
A...July 1970.MN
bklyn Edison cons M
27
17
86
1961 A O
1st; mtge 4s series RR
26%
26%
25%
73
1965
1st g 4%s series JJ
♦Inc mtge 4%sser
27
8%
25%
8%
86
1st M 5s series II
Carriers A Gen Corp 6s w w—.1950
7%
8%
15%
J
Carolina Clinch A Ohio 4s....1965
66%
8
*7
O
Apr
Jan
30
:
•"*7V
Apr
44
"99%
90 ?i
"O
Dec
Jan
Jan
5% May
May
133%
130
■K *7
I960 F A
Consol mtge 3s ser G
Consol mtge 3%s ser H
Big Sandy 1st mtge 4s
Blaw Knox 1st mtge 3%s
85
109% 113%
With declaration....
♦Berlin Elec El A Undergr 6%s. 1956 A
Beth Steel 3%s conv debs..
1952 A
Consul mtge 3%s ser F
1959 J
101
Apr
83
110
With declaration.
♦Debenture 6s...
131
49%
118%
%
10
20
133%
85
109*%"
26%
F
stk perpet....
Coll trust 4%s.—.»...
1946
5s equip trust ctfs
..1944
Coll trust gold 5s
...1954
Collateral trust 4%s._..
1960
J*Carollna Cent 1st guar 4s...1949
00
86% Jan
% Dec
13% July
48'
47%
♦
109%
♦Certificates of deposit.......
32%June
3% June
100% Jan 15
55%
44%
"8%
1959
Canadian Northern deb 6%s... 1946
June
55
43
1955 AO
♦Deb sinking fund 6%s
Cau Pac Ry 4% deb
% Nov
9% June
43
11
A
Jan
100
5
47%
...
Dec
'
47%
46%
*46
—1551-4 O
1948|J J
1st A ref 5s series C
_.1960!A O
Belviderc Del cons 3%s
a. 1943 J"
J
Beneficial Indus Loan 2%s
I960 J D
♦Berlin City El Co deb 0%s._lf/51 J D
>
87%
1989IJ
Bell Telep of Pa 5s series B
34%
"i 87%
47%
"46%
1951
_•
Battle Cr A Stur 1st gu 3s
Beech Creek ext lstg 3%s_.
Nov
% Jan 27
16% Jan 10
% July 24
97
100
J
1944 J
1944
1st 30-year 5s series B
Atl Coast 1st cons 4s
41
77% May
May
7
23% July 24
29% Jan li
88%
87%
109
22
37% May
116
May
4
2
1
106% 111%
111
120
118
127% Aug 25'
7% Jan 15
109
Feb 3
30
1
May
33% Dec
111% May
% May
28
Sept
fll
Mar
68%
107
105% 107
112%
20% May
102
95% Oct 24
91
Sept 19,
132% Jan 28
4% Jan
June
11% May
48% Feb
12% May
1% Oct 24
48% Jan
June
35% May
5% May
118
May
1% May
4% May
July 14
5
8
45% June
3% May
Sept 10
Jan
48
5%
Mar 21
5% Oct 15
22
Dec
12
12% July 29
53%May 8
>
3% Sept
2
11%Sept 12
Sept 23
5% Mar 21
7% Jan
49
98% 100%
105
112%
Buff
1% May
23
8
8
111
102% 106
26% 35%
4
Buffalo Gen Elec 4%s B
l1
Aug
2%June
6
90%
103%
103%
103%
^♦Boston A N Y Air L 1st
23% July 29
16% Apr 16
173g Oct 17
%, Jan
21%
46
2% Aug
20
Feb
106
9% May
7
40%
May
6% Sept
22
Sept
18% June
42% Sept 25'
117% Aug 0
$6 preferred
...No par
Gen Public Service....Wo par
1,800
10
33% Feb 15
112% Jan 8
20
21%
19
$5 preferred...Wo par
Gen Outdoor Adv A
12
24
10
July 21
99
6
400
m
67%
100%
106%
107
3
3
Jan
0% Sept 30
Jan21
Apr 16
1,900
'
38%
111
Jan
Je,u
Dee
19
41
Oct
98%
4
Jan
8
112
Jan
25
8
Jan
"3
106
103%
■
May
8
46
1
Apr
Apr
Mar
June
130% Apr 71
35% Jari 14
38
15%
4%
16% July
Oct 17
Apr 23
July 2
% Jan
12% Aug
2% May
'liMay
Apr
15
Jan 10
Jan
29%
Jan
79
42% Jan 13
7
1
15
28%May 29
Gen Gas & Electric A..No par
July
33% Jan
25% Apr
10% Oct 24
73% Feb 19
120
;
June
24
23
17
General Cigar Inc.....Wo par V17% Apr 25
1%
900
1
22
3% Apr 22
1
200
7
General Bronze Corp... ....5
General Cable Corp. _.Wo par
$4.50 prelerred..... Wo par
105
26% July 24
14% Jan 24
10
105
Apr
102
85
% Apr
27% Sept
97% Jan
16
Sept
45% Sept
18% Jan
101% 108
108
*35%'
J
A
106
110%
Feb
49%
31%
c
18%
Jan 27
4% Jan
5
11%
29%June
17% May
11
May
22
Feb 19
3% Jan
34% May
Oct
Mar 17
95%Sept 27
1% Feb 4
1% Apr 10
7% Apr 16
17 June 5
101
Jan
%
\
13
132
4
67% Aug
100
!
55
10C
800
106
106% 110
106% 109%
100
113%
111
Jan
20%
3
104
4,100
*103
1
*69%
99% 103
103%
Jan
%
Dec
67% Aug
2% Dec
6
May
8
24% Mar 10
;
*52*"
100% 104%
109?60
109%
74
112% 11044
109%
111%
H105%
107%
105%
Bangor & Aroostook 1st 5s
7
45% Jan
14
S'west Div 1st M (lnt at 3% %
to Jan 1 1947) due
1950
6
% Jan
24
Toledo Cln Div ref 4s A
Feb 28
30*4 Jan
"73
Pgh L E & W Va System—
Ref g 4s extended to
1951 MW
%
2
June .5
240%
1,000
J
1960
1948
1965
Rocky Mtn Div 1st 4s
Jan
77
105%
106% 108%
Cal-Ariz 1st & ref 4%s A... 1962 M 8
1946 J D
Jnn
89
102
Trans-Con Short L 1st 4s... 1958
4
3% Jan
834 Jan
4634 Apr 21
z5%June 19
133
Oct 14
41%
%
13%
75
General Baking.
....5
$8 preferred........Wo par
7% preferred..........100
125% i25%
40% 40%
*3
3%
108%
..1955
—
Conv deb 4%s
Jun
83
134 Oct 1
134 Sept 24
134 Sept 24
105
.......
General Electric Co. ..No par
General Foods Corp. .Wo par
84%
109%
109%
112%
....1995 Nov
1995 MN
Conv gold 4s of 1910
!
Oct 23
107% Jan
20% Jan
3%
5% preferred
10 %' 6
Gaylord Container Corp
5
10%
5%i% conv preferred—.—50
47%
50
39%
40
103% Sept 22
13
Apr 21
1
50,200
131
O
D
1957 J
..—........1995
General 4s
Mur
12%
03
% Jan 30
Aug 22
7% Aug
2% Feb 17
29%
il6
10
36 May21
32%May 31
20% Aug 6
2 834
*113
12% Apr
23% Oct
2134 July
3%June
Wo par
7%
"100
102%
101
1995 Q J
1964 M 8
1955 F A
—
f 4s ser C (Del)-.
8
101%,' 104
Atcbison Top & Santa Fe—
Apr
32% May
10% May
24%June
F'k'nSimon&Colnc7% pf.100
'
mmmmm
102%
101
4^8.-1950 A O
♦Anglo-Chilean Nitrate deb—.1967 Jan
1st
7
93%
25
J
^.1950 M S
Type Founders conv deb. .1950 J
33% May
41% Jan
102
Oct 14!
31
10
6% preferred.
Gamewell Co (The)
200
1901 A
....1966 J
3s conv deb
Am
66%
103
102
p
90
Teleg
debentures........
3 lis debentures
36% Nov
May
Jan 11
32%Sept
Gar Wood Industries Inc
1,000
*Ji«
%
35
80% Apr 4
83% July 17
89% July 24
May 31
Foster-Wheeler
530
384
105
%
Oct 24
July
June 23
100
800
4
13
18%
33
24
Freeport Sulphur Co
334
13
*21
7
34% Aug 29
21
Fruehauf Trailer Co
20
4
13
s8
21
35
Oct
10
preferred
600
134% 134%
*103
103
%
40%
10% May
% Dec
3
May
18% May
15% May
j-24% June
20
May
43g Jan 11
38
—10
100
Food Machinery Corp
400
584
*6%
6%
6%
6%
*109% 111
*109% 111
1734
*203t
127
11%
94
21
777.
*10%
*91%
5
'
11% Apr 29
1,000
25
*90
*109% 111
h
*%«
'ie
13%
93
21%
*126% 127
28% •»28% 28%
41%
41% 41%
125% 125%
*39%
*88%
*2084
11%
8% Oct 21
90 May 2
21% Feb 15
100
4%£ % conv preferred
Ferro Enamel Corp
1,600
1,500
1949
1949 J
107%
"63%
Apr
22
6
% Aug
34% Feb 19
31
5%
23% Apr 30
LcJune 17
34 May 17
16%June.24
2,700
W
127
41
41% 41%
3934
*113% 115
*113% 115
*113% 115
i%»
1%
»ir :■ %
J,i«
%
90
90
91%
89% 89% *87
84
84
83% ^3%
83% 83%
131
131
131
131
131
131
39%
11%
17% Jan
5% Feb 19
Fidel Phen Fire Ins N Y.S2.50
25
.
s
.
Atl & Cliarl A L 1st 4%s A
34
10% Apr 18
2% Apr 16
38 Apr 18
18% Jan 3
90
Oct 2
Federated Dept Stores.Wo par
*2234 23%
*90% 92%
13% 13%
43% 43%
*1634 16%
*103% 103%
37% 37%
12% 12%
23% 23%
*21 %
22
434
4S4
3084
„
3
Apr
Jan
Oct 17
...5
*884
*96%
:
-
American Telep &
Jan
Dec
Feb 28
91"
*2234
5}^s
Corp conv 6t38_
120
118%
1% Oct20
75
20%
'
584
134%
*334
Am lnternat
104
i>
66%
M N
Amer I G Cnem conv
"n
10D.1?
107%
107%
♦Alpine-Montan Steel 7s......1955 M 8
deb 5s
2030 M 8
Atl Knox & Nor 1st g 5s
189%
129%
32
50
900
19%
19%
*3%
334
*6%
684
11% *10%
52% *4834
5%
538
*10284
104
48
48%
6
6
534
534
*5%
584
684
5%
137% *134% 137% *134% 137% *134% 137% *134% 137%
4
4
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%|
4
3%
334
3%
3%
*334
3%
3%
3%
73
70
10D„
104
Am & Foreign Row
Jan
May
4% Oct 17
'
2U
2%
69
••60%
*00%
ioibf
Apr
114
6% Oct 18
39
5
63%
....1950
24%
23%
%:>June 28
l.Wo par
w
39
♦104%
*104% mi,-ml *104%
14
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14% 14h
13%
123
125
125
123
*120% 125
*120% 125
124
534
6%
2
5%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
40
40
40
40
43
*37% 40
*37% 43
*35
30
36
36
*35
36
36
35% 35%
*20
21
20% *20% 20%
20% 20%
20% 21
96
96
96
96
97
*9434 9634 *94I4 97
23g
2%2%
.2%
2% •;' *2%
238
2%
*2%
5
2%
2%
2%
;2%
2%
2%
2%
*2%
2%
il
10% 11
10%
10% *10
10%
*10% 11%
1934 20%
19% 19%
19% 20
19%
19% 20
3%
334
3% Ci *3%
3%
384
3%
334
334
fi3j
7
0°4
o°4
*6%
7
*6%
*6%
7%
7
11% *10%
ll3g *10% 11% *10% 11%
11% *10%
*4834
*4834
52%
52% *4834 52% *4884 52%
52%
i
*5%
5%
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534
5%
5%
*5%
5%
5%
*10234 104
*10284 104
*103% 104
♦103% 104
104
48
48
48
48
483S
48% 48%
48% 49
....
$6 preferred
Equitable Office Bldg. .No
Erie & Pitts RR Co
2
22
63%
94
59
'
800
6%
16% 16%
103% 104
37% 37%
12% 1234
*23(i 2334
79
60%
Allegh & West 1st gu 4s.
1998 A O
Allegh Val gen guar g 4s..
..1942 M S
Allied Stores Corp 4t$s debs.. 1961 F A
Allls-CUalmers Mfg conv 4s... 1952 M S
Feb
112% May
1% Oct 18
44
77
63
Ark & Mem br & Term 5s
2
75% Feb 14
100
92%
13%
43
Armour & Co (Del) 4s B
May
Feb 14
300
%
23%
134
79
63%
59 '
Feb
1261'June 11
Feb 26
3%
90%
13%
43%
16%
No par
2
23%
92
63
♦6s income....
Deo
13%
54%
78
Apr
30
80
■
90%
14
May
75
59
Adjustment gold 4s
6
84
85
59
-
78%
03 li
Stamped 4s
9% June
75%
91 y
Am Wat Wks&Elecfis ser A..1975 MW
94% May
Apr
41
84
*80
Anaconda Lop Min deb
171
48
52%
O
Apr
11% May
65% July
127% Nov
14% Jan
"54"
81
O
Feb
9
25
A
14%
Jan
20
105% 107%
A
38
16434 Jan
Aug 12
1% Oct 15
98"
6g
4334
$5 preferred
39%
1%
*834
*96%
44
300
3934
*13g
*138
*20%
*3
*13
6,600
584
91
98
'l«
3%
76%
5%
*38%
3%
'16
5% preferred
Engineers Public Service....1
3%
76%
40
39
11%
50
..100
4,300
26,100
11,400
.
*2234
Endicott Johnson Corp
7%
201
20
*8%
*96%
¥.K: 70
113
.3
84%
39
*38%
""800
401«
2%
6%
5
$6 preferred
Elec Storage Battery...Wo par
El Paso Natural Gas
7%
78
24%
*%
No par
...No par
2
*2
7
104
38
*104%
*104%
%
23%
91
13%
4334
1034
104
1234
24%
22%
4%
2
$7 preferred...
2
39%
*13g
*1%
*l3g
*74
2434
*3
b
1%
468g
107% 110%
~
Jan
118
12% Feb 14
% Jan 4
1% Oct 23
27% Feb 19
23% Feb 19
28 May 27
26% Apr 29
39% Feb 14
108 June27
3
Sept25
40
1%
7%
5%
78
*6%
38%
1934 ;f 1984
884
834
*9612 98
23%
23%
11%
11%
9%
2
1,600
29
100% 107%
ios"
Baltimore & Ohto RR—
..3
584
*'i#
.
*74
38%
3%
*3
*9134
*12%
4334
*16%
*24
*11%
3%
.
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98
23%
12
23%
2
*%
%
38%
20
39%
2
*1%
*1%
13g
78
24
*%
38%
*19%
*834
%
7%
38%
2
2%
*612 :;7:'
24
24
84%
'
5%
2
*73
78
2%
*6l2
*74
'%
7
5%
38%
1%
5%
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3814
84%
%
7
3%
29
*110
3
75
3%
35
29
*26%
36%
75
3
34
6,000
6,600
2,600
107%
1949 J D
30% May
117
.5
104"
1960 A
80
79
49
99 %
5s modllied
20% Nov
May
03
49
6s modified..........
12% May
Dec
43%
49
*50%
1944 F
56% May
14134 Jan 4
23%June24
63g Jan 8
10% July 29
24
*%
1,200
176
:
3H8 registered..
Alleghany Corp—
18% Jan 111
Jan
6'
9
63
,
102%
100% 103%
83
3^s..:..1946
...1946 A O
Jan
"
13%
Alb & Susq 1st guar
Jan
10%
60%
49'
♦105%
*50%
Albany Perfor Wrap Pap 6s...1948
0s with wair assented
1948
Apr
Jan
High
106%
1943
%
23%
36%
43%
May
4% May
23% Jan 28
17% July 14
105
Aug 4
138 May 1
120% Feb 14
111% July 9
1634
' 28%
600
3%
136
'
1st oons 4s series B.
6%
32
3
Since
Jan. 1
102%
103%
*15%
10% Oct 241
37% Oct 23
6% Oct 16
63
D
23%
%»Dee
Aug 12
Apr 7
Sept 15
Jan 11
C",
No. Low
High
*107%
28% May
10% Apr
Jan
Low
—
5% Mar
1814 Nov
>"J
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,
10-year deb 4^s stamped... 1946 F A
4%
92
Range
eS
Asked
<fc
Ala Gt Southern 1st cons A 5s. 1943
35%
Sept
Bid
♦Adriatic Elec Co extl 7s;.._—1952
51
June
Price
D
♦Unstamped. —.......1953
4s....1948 M 8
Coll trust 4s of 1907.......1947 J D
General unified
5,000
33
*175
28
29% let)
42
10% Jan 10
,
May 14
2% July 1
Eastman Kodak (N J).Wo par
120%May 26
6% cum preferred
..100, 160
Apr29
Eaton Manufacturing Co
4
29 June 7
Edison Bros Stores Inc...—.2
14% Feb 14
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
5' 25
Apr 21
1634
Apr
NR.
§*5s series A stamped... -—1953
86
Apr 21
Dome Mlne3 Ltd......Wo par
100
500
17
7
41
Oct 23
...1
Casting Co No par
900
136
32%
16%
28%
27%
13%
17(
1%
No par
....No par
1,400
5~800
8% May
91l2 Feq
45% Dec
Friday's
Adams Express coll trg
Jan
75
3
%
23%
20%
29%
11% Sept 16
Co ......No par
Class A....
16%
3%
176
31%
*163g
No par yl
Dixie-Vortex
13«4
3
134%136
Douglas Aircraft—..—Wo par
Dow Chemical Co.
5% pref with warrants...100
5%
'•••,:■■ 7
32
31S4
-
3
3%
Doehler Die
1,200
6,200
5,900
75%
Jl5io 117%
.4%
6% July
21% May
634 Aug
6% Apr 21
1,100
9C0
Dec
28%Sept 18
12%May 12
68%May 22
7 May 3
34
Apr 8
17 May 31
14%May 31
63% Feb 19
230
11634 *113% 11634 *113% II684 *113% 11634 *113% 11634
146% 146% 146% 14634 147% 14734
145% 145% 147
126% *126
126% 126% 126% 126% 126%
126% *126
113
*112
113
113% *112
113% *112
113% *112
135% 13584
*1612
26%
*9%
37
*20%
114%
177% *175
*175
10%
37
20%
15%
7434
195«
2038
195g
15%
1534
*15%
74%
72%
74%
114% 114% 113%
17%
16%
*16%
4%
4%
*4%
7
*63g
*63g
*113
11634 *113%
142% 143% 143%
*125
126% 126%
*112
113% *112
31
*10
984
37
37
95% May
47% Dec
299
30% Aug
18% Jan
"
Distil Corp-Seagr's Ltd. Wo por|
June
29% Deo
8
14
Oct
31
9
11% Oct
%,Sept 23
193g Oct 8
13
Apr 21
21% Apr 29
34%June 12
,...20
1%
6
Sept
Feb 19
9
Detroit Edison
Jan
18
2% Feb 19
16%
Oct
1% May
3% Aug
00
May
45% Dec
9% May
19% June
3434 Feb 10
10% Sept 8
29% Jan 10
90
Aug 12
4734 Mar 29
20
July 14
5% Sept 12
114
JDenv & R G West 6% pfJ100
700
May
May
May
76%
2
COMPANIES
Jan
46% Dec
21% May
Range or
Sale
JAbitibl Power & Paper—
Apr
12
16% Jan 25
109%July 2
18% Feb 19
27
Apr 30
13% Sept 25
Delaware Lack & Western..50
6~600
7%
38%
75
Jan
Feb
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Last
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RAILROAD and
Nov
July
25
25
share
18%June
73 Oct 24
Week Ended Oct. 24
f
36
3
6
6
5
9
8%Sept
per
100
32%
6
127% Sept
Apr 18
15
Delaware & Hudson...... 100
■
June
17% Dec
3% May
Oct
9% Sept
3
Apr 21
14%May26
6% Apr 18
5
5% preferred...... 25
Davison Chemical Co (The).l
3,700
4,900
%
20%
94
share $
76
47% Jan
98% Jan
4
Deisel-Wemmer-Gllbert.... 10
7834
8%
...
.
200
16%
•
-
preferred........No par
DaytonPow&Lt4^% pf-100
"5,000
*75%
8%
Class A..
Davega Stores Corp.
'I'm
4.84
*%«
Curtlss-Wrlght.....'
.No par
....1
Conv
25%
28%
14
10%
4%
;.
Cutler-Hammer
V..
25%
*28%
*13%
;103g
Prior preferred
100
10%
*4%
per
4
Highest
Friday
fc-S
EXCHANGE
STOCK
5s modified..
...No par
Preferred....
400
16%
4%
16%
Jan
9
July 15
27% Jan 10
45% Jan 9
15% Jan 7
% Oct 8
26%Sept 2
21% Oct 17
7% Feb 14
24% Apr 22
90
Aug 12
Curtis Pub Co (The)...No par
$8
18
25%
2884
14
10%
: 4%
10%
4%
4%
%
19%
*17%
25%
*16
....
24%
28%
*13%
13%
10%
*%«
'%
20
19%
25%
"
18
10%
*112
25%
143«
103g
16%
434
*16
4%
10%
1034
10%
*16%
*4%
18
4%
5
Cuneo Press Inc.....
$
Jan 16
19
41% Feb 20
ll%May 6
18
Sept 29
Cushman'sSonsInc7% pf-100
85
*45%
*28%
13%
39
:
23 *!; 23%
23
8%
49
*4%
100
preferred
100
Cudahy Packing Co
....30
share
per
107
78
Oct 17
l%May 6
1
3% Feb 15
72
Feb 15
5 Vi % conv
13%
18%
100
100
Sugar._. 100
Preferred.—.
*72
"ie
*16
—
preferred
Cuban-American
117
22
5
No par
5% conv preferred
73
85
18
$5 conv preferred
Crucible Steel of Amer. Wo par
117
29%
25%
20
130
5,800
Crown Zellerbach Corp....-5
Cuba RR 6%
$
share
10%May 28
3934July 7
ll%M»y 1
82%May 2
34
Oct 17
pref w w.. Wo par
conv
per
95
Oct 18
14%June 7
4% Jan 6
No par
Crosley Corp (The)
Crown Cork A Seal
$2.25
$
Lowest
Highest
100
(The) .2
No par
Cream of Wheat Corp
*70
*82
10
'
140
par
.
Crane Co 5% conv pref
117
84
28%
39
37%
8O84
784
22
2834
*25%
37
80
29%
243g
I984
175g
i3
91
36%
80
%
28%.
*'u
x2%
91 ;•
3,000
90
35%
29%
21%
8-%
2534
24
28%
*13%
300
90
*45%
*16
*1115g
♦lllSg
700
1,200
36
85
*4%
10%
1,900
6
2234
41%
4134
49
*16
18
24
584
2234
16
50
10
884
534
22®4
43
460
98%
16%
15%
*45%
85
*4%
12%
97
*82
*82
*16
*5%
22%
*41%
12%
84
*28%
21%
8%
25%
13ie
l,i«
30%
2134
16
Shares
$ per share
97
16%
96%
Lowest
wis
BONDS
Y.
N.
Oct. 24
■
82
35%
Year 1940
EXCHANGE
Friday
90
90
*79
*68
*29
97
16%
534
23
43
Range for Precious
On Basis of 100-Share Lots
,STOCKS
SALE PRICES
Saturday
108%
126
35%
48
9
79%
59
7
6%
15
77%
55%
77%
8
3%
3%
66%
10
41%
11
66
108
81
■v:
1
13
104%
105%
106%
106%
24
108
58
8%
7
78%
105% 108%
75
89%
90% 106 %
93% 106%
•
108%
14
94
108
109
17
106
108%
105%
105%
111%
12
93% 109%
92% 108%
90% 106%
104%
104
110%
20
47
8
66
68%
28
92
Q3
38
105
85%
82%
*46
105%
88
84%
49%
47
14
15
12
"~4
107%
103
.1
37%
103
47.
5
1
110
90% 106
102% 112%
52
69%
76
95%
101% 106%
69%
64%
89%
86%
41
49%
104% 108
99% 104
47
53
101
101%
20
97% 103
96
96%
18
88
28
101%
29
11
96
97%
32%
17%
;
F A
MW
A O
A O
J D
J
J
53
13
13%
•
""3%
3%
3%
13%
4
3%
28%
5%
1%
1%
*14
16
5%
*10%
15
5%
55
10%
-
5%
5
16%
15%
Number 3999
Volmue 154
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
773
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
-4Week's
FridayBONDS
Last
EXCHANGE!
N. Y. STOCK
Range or
Sale
Week Ended Oct. 2i
Range
Price
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
o
c
for
dan. 1
05%
Saturday
:
S
Railroad & Indus. Cos. (COM.)
4
<
''
4s registered.
,1987
— —
j
fj
/
3%s-„—1902
Cent PAC 1st ref gu gold 4s. ..1949
Tnrough Short L 1st gu 4s.1954
Guaranteed g 6s
1960
Central RR & Bkg of Ga 6s.1942
Certain-teed Prod
A...1948
Champion Paper & Fibre—
S f deb
(1935 issue) ...I960
S f deb AHn (1938 issue)—1950
Chesapeake & Onlo Ry—
' £
General gold 4Hs.—
.1992
1
Ref & lmpt mtge 3%s D. *.,1996
Ref & impt M 3^s ser E-U990
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s.1946
R & A Dlv 1st con g 4s.-.—1989
CentrJ N Y Power
a,
F
A
a
G
F
107^
A
70
48
;5lK
126
85^
"16
m n
w s
m 8
m S
105 W 105H
103M-
103&
12
103%
w s
10
-
MN
16
f a
/
j
/
j
j...-.--1949 J
Illinois Division 4s.
4s
10
10
22
;
705g
73
105% 107%
103% 104%
128% 134
102% 106
102% 105%
120%
,
J
s
75%
66%
73%
80
88
/
j
j
/
j
♦Refunding g 5s series B.,—1947
♦Refunding 4s series C
1947
♦1st & gen 5s series A..-1966
♦1st A gen 6s ser B.-May 1966
Chic Ind & Sou 50-ye..r 48-1956
*8%
*3214
*2434
67%
38%
*34
13
23%
-
......
"24%
24%
,
24%
24%
25%
n p
25%
1987 m AT iu-—
♦Gen 5s stpd Fed inc tax-1987 MN
26%
♦4%sstamj>ed..,--r----;---198/ MIV.
§*Secured 6%s-., —-------1936
n
♦1st & ref g 5s—— --May 1 2037 j
♦1st & ref 4%s stpd May 1 2037 j
1 2037 j
♦Conv 4%s series A -- ------1949
{§♦Chicago Railways 1st 5s stpd
Aug 1940 25% Part Pd-1927
{♦Chic R I & Pac Ry gen 4s..1988
4s registered...----—.1988
♦Certificates of deposit4s ctfs registered.---:,—1988
5 ♦Refundl:ig gold 4s:.
- - - -193*
} ♦Secured 4%s series A—, 1952
♦Conv
35
34%
17%
— -
Memphis Dlv 1st g 48—-..
3%s series F-,---}963 j
Indiana con 4s. 1952 j .
1st & ref M 4%s series D..1962 M &
WUI1U3 VvU
umi
- " " "
Chllds Co deb 5S----------1943 » y
t o
-
46%
55%
44%
53%
70
54%
106% 109%
98% 104%
89%
6s 1952 if N
i-,.,.
.
109%
——
1993
4s. .1990
50%
70
..
series B,,.—— —-1942 a
1945
gu4s..
f 5s-1943
♦5s income mtge,——.- — --1970
•♦Colo & South 4%s series A.-1980
Columbia G & E deb 5s.May 1952
Debenture 5s——Apr
15 1952
/
y
4
A
J
A
M
71%
65%
%N
10023„103%
...
109
65%
'
=
!
82%
40
66
35
71
A
104%
83%
63
<
(
73
♦Debenture
54%
53%
110
il"l%"
J
I
O
J
J
J
J
A
..
....
6
272
38
1
93
103% 106%
77
86,
13
....
104%
108%
e
103% 106
103% 106
54%
96
J
r
d
J
104%
J.
— —
3%s..—-.-1965
1961
1st mtge 3%s_-.—1970
1st mtge 3%s—,--.-.-1966
1st mtge 3%s———
— —-1969
Continental- Oil conv 2%s..1948
Crane Co 2%ss f debs.... —
1950
Crucible Steel 3%s s f debs.. 1955
►Cuba Nor Ry 1st 5%s..—.1942
—
♦Deposit receipts...
WN
108%
MA[
MIV
MN
J D
A O
J D
J D
111%
------
102%
101%
....
28
25%
J
30
;
778.
it|j
8%
-
3%
27S4
1634
17%
67%
68
47%
40%
2%
11
14%
;i4%l
18
89 7S
2%
18
58
58
4%
*978
24
17
17
2434
200
500
8.000
1,400
1,200
"2] 900
500
2.50C
500
24
2%
3
19%
*28?s
*34%
6,100
11
8%
400
97g
8%
34
25
33%
*24%
400
600
700
Lowest
Range for Previous
Year 1940
Lowest
Highest
2%
Apr 21
18
Oct 17
Mar 17
6% preferred—1,
100
General Tire & Rubber Co...6
Gillette Safety Razor. jNo par
102
10
Apr 28
2%May 13
$5 conv preferred. ...No par"
Glmbel Brothers......No par
60
Feb 21
1284 Feb 24
40% Feb 25
-
4H%
.
conv preferred
50
Gobei (Adolf)......
1
Goebel Brewing Co.........1
111%
*iqfl%
*117
98
9
*8%
119
f..
107% 110%
109% 119%
100% 101
119
110%
104%
106%
108%
108%
104%
106%
106%
108%
*69
Gold & Stock
$5
conv preferred....No par
Gotham Silk Hose.....No par
Preferred--...
.100
Graham-Pal ;e Motors
Granby Consol M S & P.
8Da Aug
4
% Apr 17
Oct 2 4
9% Oct 20
9
Oct 20
10
9»4May 5
1078June 27
1
12s4 Apr 23
2,000
9C0
1984
I984
2,5C0
100
100
par
Grumman Aircraft Corp.
_..
Guantanamo Sugar....No par
8% preferred.
...—100
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR No par
$5 preferred........ No par
600
Hackensack Water....—25
7% preferred class A_—25
Hall Printing Co
10
Hamilton Watch Co...No par
6% preferred. i.
>..100
Hanna (M A) Co $5 pf.No par
Harbison-Walk Refrac.No par
""500
6% preferred..........100
Hat Corp of Amer class A...1
10
*34%
""260
_
""""06
140
4,900
300
4,700
1,100
23
300
1,400
10
—
Mar 12
13% Feb 18
22
Feb 14
1978 Jan 2
138% Mar 26
Mar 26
29%May27
1% Feb
13
4
3
Jan
1% Feb 19
Feb 14
9
28
Dei
1%
May
Jan 10
77
July
May
May
Feb 25
101% Aug 26
16% Oct 18
140
3
Jan
4%June20
76
Ds Apr 21
June 12
6
Oct 23
62
158
2
June
Feb
'
7
Hercules Motors......No par
Hercules Powder......No par
10% Apr 21
66
Apr 22
6% cum preferred-..... 100 xl23%May 1
Hershey Chocolate....No part 48%May 28
25
6% June
May
May
21% May
10
2
36% Jan 16
25% Jan 22
20
11% May
15% May
18% May
*123
23
May
9% May
May
14% June
9
3% July 28
Sept 29
4
21% Aug 2
1% Aug
May
41
11
4% Aug
Jan
7
16% Jan
8
15
Jan 24
108
July 10
16
10
11
23
106%
25%
149%
6%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
101
1%
Deo
8% Nov
29% June
80
May
9% May
10% May
100% June
96
Feb 10
3% Jan
96 Sept
June
16% May
May
5% May
83% June
130
2
6
<
June
27% July
14% Sept 17
11% Apr 22
18%Sept 9
Mar 28
June
1% Deo
May
% May
4% May
9% June
Oct 24
18% July 30
28% July 22
28
July 29
1441s Aug 15
52
Aug 6
36% Sept 2
.
Dec
12% May
Jan 27
1% Jan 11
6% Jan 6
13% Jan 7
13% Jan 6
33
11«4 Apr19
11% Oct 20
104
10
3
3% July 18
38
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
—25
Hecker Products Corp......1
.100
5
2
9
93%June 20
Preferred.
May
4
Feb 18
July
33
6J^% preferred100
Hayes Mfg Corp
2
Helme (G W).......„.....25
Jan
80
9
12% Jan
Aug
89% June
5
8% Sept 19
6%
Dec
Jan 13
86
168
July 11
16% Jan 9
155
80% July 29
132% Oct 21
56% Jan 18
120% Aug
96
„:U,.
18
"
81%
82%
13
107%
108%
13
Ill
111%
""8
103%
110%
102%
101%
97%
27%
23%
109
110%
103%
14
101%
97%
28
26%
29
30
26
26%
17
245
26
1
28
83
12
5
,(
75%
106
-
_
8S4
36
884
14%
*47.
48
,
♦47
108% 108% ♦108
3%
32%
'it
3%
3%
%
%
8%
8%
19%
38%
19
47
47
'it
*3
3%
V
3%
8%
19%
7%
*18%
37»4
*3%
%
3%
*18%
*37%
*3%
3884
*3%
17%
*7%
25%
17%
*17%
1734
8
8
8
26
26
2584
98%
*96-
156 '156
»4
8%
384
68%
2%
47%l
47
49 I *4712
69
2%
47
49
4
June
Jan
12% May
69
50
Deo
June
l'
800
3%
19%
3%
"4-666
*"i«
*2%
19%
3
6it
1,300
2,4-0
,8%
4,700
19%
%t
8
800
*95
98
*8%
*31
9
32%
61
*95
98
*8%
9
*30%
32%
.1- *130
*8%
9
*34%, 37
60
60%
125%
37
310
6% preferred series A...100
Leased lines 4%100
RR Sec ctfs series A,
17%
17%
17%
800
Indianapolis P & L Co.No
8
8
8%
800
Indian Reiining...........10
25%
98»4
26%
*97
*1551' -':••
*155
163
98
60
60i2
123
123
163
'
71
71
10%
107#
7
;
39
i64
#it
5s
°16
%
%
%
9% ; 9
9%
9% 10%
3%
♦3%
3%
*3%
378
27%
281.4
27% 28%
2778 283s
129% 129% *129
130% *129 " 13C
17%
17%i
17
17%l
17% 17%
84%
108%
107% 111
108% 111%
105% 109%
107
111%
102% 107
97% 102
92% 99
•15% 28
14% 26%
16% 30
16% 28
68%
68%
2%
47%
68
68%
2%
46%
68%
*2%
*95
*8%
*30%
9
30%
60%
98
.
9
32%
....
9%
36%
00%
*123
*95
*884
31
98
9
81
*130
9
*36
60
*123%
*21%
*95
1834
*30
60
500
60
3684
>
*123
72
13%
*70
73
*71%
*12%
*77s
13%
*12%
,♦784
8%
*778
14
102
♦7%
7%
*98% 100
7%
7%
*98% 100
14
14
14
*13
20%
14
104
♦102
5%
5%
5!4
5%
*484
5%
*103% 10434 *10314 105 1*104% 105
35% 34
33% 34%
33%
34%
13%' *13% 13%
*13%
13% ♦13%
*29
31
31
♦28
30% *29
*2%
2%
*2%
2%
2%
2%
♦33%
25%
*4%
27%
28%
10%
IO84
*11
33
33
33
12%
12% *1278
11 I
10%
,*10%
2%
105
33%
13%
29%
2%
37%
25
5
12
2784
28%
12%
33
33
34
35
35
13%
10%
13
13
*13
11
♦10
5
28
28%
11%
27%
28
'
*10%
For footnotes see page
777.
2484
*4%
27%
28%
104
13%
31
13%
11%
*2%
*36s4
*24%
*4%
27%
28%
104% *104
10434
3378
33% 34
13%
13% 13%
29% *28% 30%
2%
37%
*2%
37%
25%
25
5
27«4
28%
*4%
*27%
28%
Interstate Dept Stores.No par
5% Feb 19
"766
100
30
50
3.900
200
Feb 24
Intertype Corp....—No par
7
Feb 14
Island Creek Coal.—
$6 preferred
-
-
-
1
-—1
July 22
Jan
0
Kan City P & L pf ser B No
300
Kansas City
"""2G0
300
40
Keystone Steel & W Co. No par
97
13
Apr 16
8
Apr 22
Aug
5% Oct 16
98% Feb 21
31
Feb 14
12
Feb 14
2*200
1,700
Kroger Grocery & Bak.No par
24
Laclede Gas Lt Co St Louis 100
5% Feb 14
17% Jan 2
090
"
5C0
Lambert Co
iro
T,aneBrvx*'t,
*10%
7
Kimberly-Clark.......No par
Kinney (OR) Co
1
$5 prior preferred...No par
Kresge (SS) Co.,
10
Kresge Dept Stores.....
1
Kress (S H) & Co
.No par
200
450
*13
11%
Apr 16
Mar 19
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l conv 01 A.l
Class B
1
13%
11
13
9
12
100
Kayser (J) & Co
Keith-Albee-Orpheum pf. .100
36
3712
13
15% Jan
ll
100
.......5
.....
Kendall Co S5 pt pf A. .No par
Kenneoott Copper.....No par
200
3% Apr 23
♦
070
5% preferred..
100
(The)
No par
.....No *>ar
25'2June
4
1% Jan 24
23% Feb 15
22
Feb 14
2% Feb 15
z22%Mar 3
7
Jan
72
May
140
66%
7%
4%
21%
May
May
May
June
Aug
91
Juue
4
2% July
6% May
1
-May
18% May
136
June
38
May
May
1% Deo
145
6% May
3% May
19% June
109
June
Feb 11
37
June
1% May
4% May
74% June
5% May
2o% May
122.
Juue
9
May
34% May
44
June
122% May
67
6
Aug
2
9'8 Juue
117% May
3% May
22% Aug 2
14% Aug 13
11
9
May
May
104% Jan 27
0
Aug 8
392
May
7
Deo
121% Apr 18
.:95
Jan
18
Jan
2
8% Jan
100
4
Mar 26
39% July 22
14% July 30
38
Jan 10
3% July 25
40% July 29
20% Sept 17
5% Sept 13
8% May
4% May
87% June
24%-May
10
May
27% May
1% May
17% May
19% May
2
May
28% Aug 30
29% Jan 10
22% Aug
23% May
8
17% Sept 5
45% July 15
14% Sept 15
11% Deo
3
13
Feb 15
ll%May
10%-May
27% July 31
121% Mar 12
700
1.200
71% Sept 18
par,zl 16%June 12
4% preferred..........100
5 % conv preferred^
7
Aug 23
86% July 31
14
Sept 17
12% Jan 1C
23,700
2%
9
18
8
20
5
8
123g Oct 17
8
Sept 4
Southern.No par,
Kaufmann Dept Stores
1,200
30
24
24
9
128
Oct 17
May
26% May
25
May
13% May
97% Jan
1% May
31% Jan
44% Sept
102% Sept
3% Sept
3% Sept
14
Sept
98
Sept
9% Aug
33% Aug
134% Aug
20% Oct 16
70
Deo
b
Oct 24
49
54% Apr 19
122% Aug 26
5% pref series A.......100
Deo
20
10% May
100
5% pref series B conv.. 100
Joy Mfg Co
1
May
June
2%
40% May
1% May
Jones & Laugh 1 in Steel.No par
Oct 17
12
31
Sept 18
Jan 16
Prelerred..
Aug
% Dee
2% May
May
3
May
% May
5-n May
12
73%June 10
2% Sept 12
48% Oct 18
Jan
Kalamazoo Stove & Fura... 10
""30
Jan 13
20
14
100
""800
131
44
8% Oct 21
32
"766
.
Mar 21
4
July 26
31% Sept 11
Apr 23
35
36
27% Apr 21
124
59
37%
25%
5
,
87
13%
14io
95
Preferred..........—-.100
28
287g
1384
13
*'0%
2
1
1,100
....
*4%
34
11
25
.
13%
11
25%
5
27%
28%
3478
2484
*4%
34
25
*28
33%
35%
3378
*4%
*27's
105
35
25%
5
27?s
28%
34
*120
72%
13%
8%
4%
*4%
4%
1984! *18% 20%
1934 1984
137# *13% 137g ♦13% 1378
102
102
*101% 102
♦101% 102
7%
7%
7%
8
8%
8%
*99
100
*98% 100
*98%100
*13
14% *13
14% *13% 14%
*538
6
5%
5%
*5%
6
♦29
3
l%May
l%May
Johns Manville..i...No par
*12
102
Jan
Telep & Tele?....No par
Foreign share ctfs..-No par
2,400
*70%
May 20
Inter
7% preferred......——100
61
13%
20%
13%
103%
J...50
1,200
"MOO
....
* 8%
....
25% Feb 15
No par
.
Jewel Tea Co Inc....-No par
73
4%
26
International Silver..
300
*12
—.*120
International Shoe....No par
37%
*71%
19
16
23
21
International Salt
Jarvte (W B) Co. —.....—1
13%
4%
1934
*13%
...100
57% Feb
1% Apr
32%May
38% Feb
900
1,200
72%
*120
5% preferred...
»u
300
9%
*12
4%
57
June 10
150
Jan 16
107% Jan 10
170
400
3078
*68
8%
100
—
5 % conv preferred...... 100
Inter Rys of Cent Am. .No par
132
*9
61
884
Preferred-....
Inter Paper Co...........15
2,20c
98
"
132
9%
37%
300
15,800
68%
2%
72%
1212
.—
49
Sept 18
Jan 28
July 22
Jan 2
Jan 3
June
3% May
28
9
6
7% Sept 11
27
113%
5%
11%
2%
5
43%May
Jan 10
90% Jan
13% Jan
23% Feb 19
125 May
8
10% Feb 19
61
*120
Int Hydro-Elec Sys class A.25
5
3% Feb 17
7
Apr 21
1% Apr 10
3o% Apr 23
140 May 1
July
101
Int Nickel of Canada. .No par
22%
—
...100
Feb 25
6
19% Apr 10
107
101
111% Jan 22
18,000
61
4%.. 4%< » 4%
19%
*19% 20%
*13%
*13%
14
Preferred.
17
22
2% Jan 10
22
*120
200
Int Business Machlnes.No par
Internat'l Harvester...No par
5
23
10% Oct 24
62
4%
900
800
6,300
.
...No par
Internat Agricultural- .No par
Prior preferred......—.100
27
20%May
93%May
154 Sept
68% Oct
9% Apr
Mayj
8% May
54% May
21% Jan 27
9% July 21
29% July 28
Oct 22
22%
♦13
1
:•
Interlake Iron
Feb 13
5
6% Apr 21
3
Apr 24
*60
8
Corp....No par
6% preferred......-...100
16% Oct 17
Int Mercantile Marine. No par
Internat'l Mining Corp... — 1
61
8
Interchemical
6
2
Jan 15'
200
2I84
8%: ' *7's
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc.. £.:. 1
28
5
July 22!
37% Jap 8
% Jan 22
3% Jan 0'
21% Sept 11
4% Jan 13
% Jan 6:
10% Aug 4J
24
Aug 1
45%May 22f
4% Aug 2
2,500
37,400
21%
*60
*778
! Inspiration Cons Copper.. .20
Feb 18
13
34% Jan
2% Jan
Jan
8%
61
7%
7%
*98% 100
27
'27%
1,9.0
51%
*59
♦102
-
"4"8C0
39
*161
No par
Intercont'l Rubber....No par
158,,
50%
81
20%
*13%
,
2.200
60
157
No par
6% preferred....100
600
7%
1%
par
Inland Steel Co':."..n.No par
23%
7%
x%
1060
20
•'•,'7'
2319
*59
*4%
•
22%
400
Industrial Ray on...
Ingersoll-Rand...
i_
-1,500
'3,90.)
110% 110%
*4%
4%
60
21%]
21%
1,100
>
2
2%June
%»June 23
580
26%
98%
Ill
6% Feb 15
3%
36
Aug 14
3% Feb 14
20% Apr 22
%June 20
2%June20
15%May 26
{Hupp Motor Car Corp.....1
3%
19%
*38
May
4% July
8
May
108
May
35
May
9!
Illinois Central RR Co....100
4
19%
38
21%
21%
5% preferred......
100
Hud Bay Mln & Sra LtdN? par
Hudson Motor Car ....No par
19
Jan 27
*3%
*130
884
8l2
*35
C..25
94% May
12% July
6
100
v t
Howe Sound Co...________.5
Hudson & Manhattan.... 100
39
13% Jan
5% preferred.........MOO
Houston Oil of Texas
81
15|
18% Aug 18
30% Jan 10
9% July 24
10% Aug 5
113
Sept 2
52% Jan 8
64
47
25%
98>2
164
3O0
2.0C0
1,0.0
4%
32%
Jan
16%Sept
115
Oct 18
par
finance--—No
8
*155'
*161
ft
32%
«
•
163
Household
109% 109%
8
•'
70% 70t2
70% •70% 70%
70% 71
10% ; 11
10% '1.10% 10%
10% i0%
.f-,'7'-'->.7
7
. 7
*6%
7
f 7'
23% *2284 2312 *22% 23% *23
23%
112% *110% 112% *110% 112% *li0% 112%
*4%
5
484
*4%
4%
*4%
5
7%
7%
7%
7%
784
7%
7%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
*1%
11o
37
37
37
37
36%
36% 36%
154
154% 153% 153% 154
154% 156
49%
50%
50%
4984 50
49% 50"2
163
400
"2", 4.63
17%
4
♦97
900
453s
47
3%
19%
3%
'10
8
200
Holly Sugar Corp..No par
9
Feb 14
7% preferred.......... 100 rl07% Apr 14
Homestake Mining..
12.50
42% Apr21
31
Oat 22
Houdaiile-Hershey cl A. No pari
Class B
No par
978 Oct 17
....
31
':
'it
*3
19%
Holland Furnace (Del)..... 10
Hollander & Sons (A)
5
14% Feb 4
1578May 23
20% Oot 18
6% Apr 12
47
*10
20
100
800
99%June 17
10%
*113%
45%
31
10%
3 >s
;
19%
500
8%
$4 conv preferred....No par
Hlnde & Dauch Paper Co... 10
Hires Co (C E) The..
10
31
45%
—
43%
*30%
"766
14
10%
334
38
♦8%
IO984 *108%109%
3%
4
4
32% 32I2
'it
•
*3
19%
3%
21
14
32 f- 32%
.
*234
19%
21
10%
31
10%
3%
14
45%
31
10
200
16%
18%
*14%
48
32
10
*32
112
18%
14
20%
8%
*113%
♦113%
45%
xxrto
68%,
2%.
12582 *123
*120
27%
17%
30
>
12%
102% 106%
18
.....
68
2U2
*8%
*31
.84
34
884
9%
*334; 3%
2734 28%'
27% 28%
12934 12934 *129
130%
17% 17%
17%
1734
.
*20%
8%
14%' *14
112
18%
21
8%
*18
1834
17%
784
25»4
99
L.u
•
164
8%
*18
20%
*69%
22
8
24
105
ill
111 .|*ill
112
*14% 16% *14% 16%
Aug
1
Not
19%
2% Jan 25
59
9
65
45
June 10
•
May
69
25
pi
Maj
23% Jat
6% Mai
61% Mat
May
2% Sept
91
.an
.
100
11
90
Greyhound Corp (The) .No
5 Ho % conv preferred..
..
Jan
13%
23%
share
43
74% Oct 6
20% Sept 18
16 May 15
79% Apr 18
1 June 20
23
.
48% Oot 22
9%Sept 12
74% Oct 0
17% Sept 18
46
Ffeb
10% May
3
Sept
80% Oct
4% May
.
58%May 20
,
8
Oct 17
28% Apr22
—.
7% Maj
13% May
98
4% Sept 30
i
Granite Gity Steel
No par
Grant (W T) Co......—10
—
7
21% Oct
.1
5
Grand Union w div ctfs.No par
Without div ctfs....No par
May
16% M&y
6
lll%June 13
14% July 31
14% Jan
65% Not
24% Mai
July
14
June 20
Aug
16% Jan
per
10
11% Apr 19
42
.00
24
2% Feb 13
Telegraph Co 100
Goodrich Co (B F)_.._JVo par
5% prefer red'.
No par
Goodyear Tire & Rubb.No par
Green Bay A West RR..—100
Green (H L) Co Inc.
.1
29%| *29% 29%
60
i
103% 105%
104% 107%
103% 107%
106% 109%
....
,10%
*6%
2312
*10984
*4l2
7%
*1%
*130
8%
*34%
*123
119
110%
32%
*130
109% 109%
108% 110%
-♦8%
104%
*25%'
*25%
*25%
Highest
per share S
5
22
% Oct 17
"MOO
2,4f.O
80% Sept
34%May 24
5% Feb 14
$0 preferred. ..-No par
Glidden Co (The)
„ .No par
Preferred..............100
3,200
36
12%i *12
12%
11%« *,1% 1184
103% *I05«4 106%
105
*.04%105
17%
I684 16%
147
*144% 147
5%
*5%
5%
11
6 per share f
11% Jan 16
17a4May22
16C
3
19%'
Gen Theatre Eq Corp..No par
Gen Time Instru Corp.IVo par
5 % preferred. £■....
^. .20
Gr Nor Iron Ore
Prop. .No par
3
36
9%May 5
46% Jan 30
Great Northern pref...No par
Great Western Suiar.-No par
2%
37%
*34i4
♦11«4
11%
S per shas
1,100
2,000
37%
3
Par
General Shoe Corp.
l
Gen Steel Cast $6 pref. .No par
General Telephone Corb—.20
6,000
1,800
17
17
37%,
*29
1984
29's
38
SCO
50
3,600
4%
4
*97g
*914
2%
*36%
*2%
19%
3
300
"it
25
25%
2484
24
2384 24%
142% *140
142%
60
*52% 60
34
34%
34%
13
13%
i3%
11% *11% U%
14
14% 14%
*2%
37
50
11,400
1.1 00
6,700
20%
71%
"it
17
24%
*23%
*140
142% 143
*52l2 60
*52%
*33% 33%
33%
13
13%
127s
*11%
11%
11%
14%
14%
1384
38
1,000
86
20%
*7034
"u
4%
11%
978
8%
33%
25
*9%
8%
33%
*24%
8%
33%
25
17
29
500
2,400
59
i'i«
4%
9%
9%
2%
38%
1,230
88
2%
*55
3C0
18
87%
2%
24%
2%'
29
71
1784
11
8%
*32%
*24l2
37%
3%
20
*34
71
*87%
♦2%
86
8578
20%
*2%
2%
2%
*2%
46 ,> 47
47i2
48%
46®4
46%
49
*48
49
49
49
*47%
*47% 49
29
28% 28%'
28% 28% *28% 287g
28% 28% *28
2884
42
42
41% 4184
41
41% 41%
*40% 41S4
4134 42
*102% 104% *. 02% 107
107
*102% 107
*102% 104
*102% 107
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2-%
2%
2%
*2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
*2%
2%
2%
2%
2»4
284
11%
11%
11%
11%
11% 11%
1134
11% 11% *11% 11%
*95
59%
110%
111%
*109%
MIV
—
♦Deposit receipts
For footnotes see page
82%
.1952 J
'Cuba RR 1st 5s g.
8%
*3»4
27%
2%
;
113%
34%
:
*17%
*7%
2534
*95%
164
*102%
103% 105%
112
114%
104% 110%
v4
J
4s.-—.—---—-}955
3 %8.
50%
*47%
*27%
26
113
109%' 100%
— .
1st mtge
10%
10%
*31
♦Debenture 4s..
-1956
Consolidation Coal s f 5s.,—--I960
Cotsumers Power Co—
1st mtge
99
..
2%
,
I
"lO
105%
...
3 %s debentures
3%s.—-.1951
{♦Co solRy non-conv deb 4s 1954
26
*129% 130%
90
79%
.
Consol Oil conv deb
7%';
*34%
_
—-----1956
1958
♦Consolidated Hydro-Elec Works
of Upper Wuertemberg 78.1956
4%
2i2
♦35%
3%
19%
10
3%
17%
]>.•« %
"75" "88%
78%
84%
72
32%
10
*15212
49%
...
....
3%s debentures.21946
3 %s' debentures....... - - - -1948
{>%s debentures
%
4%
9%
9%
10
8>2
8%
33% 33%
*24% 25
1678
17
24% 2478
23% 23%
142% 142%
♦5212 60
33% 33%
13
13%
*11%
U%|
XX1.1
xxi.
4
*7
*162
108%
107% 107%
83%
.18% " 20%
104%
103% 103%
104%
104%
103% 103% 104
*112%
110%
110%
*113%
1 1969 May
York—
.2%
*53
,9%
8%
*8%
14% *14
---,*11314
♦31U
36
108
"20%
WN
J
1784
*84%
1934
58
7084
®4
*9%
88
20%
71
18%
8978
2%
*87%
.2%
*4%
.
34
*152% 165
_
Consol Edison of New
*3%
f 50
*106
104%
Commonwe.lth Edison Co—
1st mtge 3 %s series I—1968 / D
3%s,--.—r.- —-1958
Conn & Pa8ump Riv 1st 4s.. 1943
Conn Ry & L 1st & ref 4%s.l951
Stamped guar 4%s—-1951
Conn Riv Pow s f 3%s A— — -1961
1978
29
34
*47
48
i 47
*108% IO984 ♦108% 10934
i
334
384
384
334
31% 32
f 32
32
'it
?v- 7lt
'it
•;
*284
3%
-3%
*2%
*19% 1934
19% 19*4
<3
3
3%
3%
%
*%
%
8
j:, 8%
8%
/.8'4
19
19%
f 18% 18%
38
38 I
38% 38%
$:
6%
6%
2334 23»4
*109% 112%
*4%
5
7%
7%
*1%
1%
105% 105%
107%
84
S
Conv debs
19%
*28%
47
*96
79
I-
*78
O
.
13%
11%
♦155 gfUL'., *155v
» 70 v i70
t70%
...
*108%
J
deb w w....Apr
13%
10
; *2534
104% 109%
109
O
_.,.--i.4961
H V 1st ext g 4s. 1948
Sou Ohio El 3%s 1970
Tel 1st ext 4s. .1955
Income
67%
*105
O
♦Commercial Mac cay Corp—
44%
*108"
A
F
31
*1114
32%
*17
61
58
...
*102"s2
♦lOO'ie
D
Crlo Fuel & Iron gen s
Columbus &
34
XXX.1
10
*34
Co l River Ry 1st
C'jlumbus &
16%
24%
23% 23%
14134 142
*52% 60
36
!
91
48%
109%
*103%
0
A.—
-—1977 y a
Geo & ref 4%s series B—-1981 j
/
Cleve Short lice 1st gu 4%s.l961 a O
Cleve Union Term gu 5%s—.1972 i o
1st s f 5s series B guar
1973 a O
.1977 A G
ls:sf4%s series C- —
Columbus &
85
70%
109%
Gen 4%s series
Debenture 5s
25
24
2%
36
3
!
68%'80
50%
45%
49
44%
„
Series D
71%
88
71%
♦84
j d
1st 4s.,.1991
1st coll tr g
25
♦16%
14141
r
guar—',---1942 a
4%s guar
1942 /
3%s guar..—-,S,-1948 MiV
3%s guar.. —----1950 F A
Series C
•
*
Series B 3 %s
Serle'i A
96%
99%
27% 51%
9% 22%
107% 110%
109
111%
10 4% 106
108
110%
111
113%
89
98%
42%
*iio%
Cleveland Elec ilium 3s....—1970 j
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR~(nin
Gen 4,'is
j:
.
series E..1977
Cin Wab & M Dlv
St L Div
f A
j d
MJV
m N
r *
/
91%
J993 / D
Ref & lmpt 4%s
8»4
33%
2%
;
Louts Ry
General 5s series B——-
*8%
33U
*84%
20%
58
%
9
14%
*31%
1st mtge
Geuerrtig 4s—
*2%
9
*33%
278
1
Chic & West
Cleve Cin Chic & St
9
I4I4
18
*52
214
14
xx
t „
M .s
„
3%s.-1966
1st mtge 3%s—- —------1967
Cin Leb & Nor 1st con gu 4s. 1942
Cin Un Term 1st gu 3%s D..1971
1st mtge gu 3%sser E.-. w 1969
Clearfield & Mah Istgu 5s.,..1943
♦73
88
20%
71
18%
87%
87%
84
4%
10
*8%
8%
14% *14
*113U —.*11314
,
-
53
14
1951 / D
1951 j
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
18
87%
2%
■j" *8%:
/
1st 5s 1960 j
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70
1949 J
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>.
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(<08 ft El of Berg Co coUb g 5s.
i
2
68
Gett rtitge 4s series H.15. .1946
> Gert mtge 3 %s series I .•. — '1967
♦Green Bay ft West deb etfs A—4' ♦Debentures ctfs B;: iXxf'itXGulf Mob A Nor. IstSySH B. ;v.l!{50
11st mtge Ssseries C.;.;->.;1950
Gulf Mobile ft Ohio 4s ser B-. 1975
t, ♦:ien mtge ino 5s ser AIX-:.20l6
Gulf ft Btalb Island BR—
3' J
3d
.
80%
,
*'100
7
(i:0O4:
3d
,
1st ft refTertn M Mstpu—1-1002 J'/J
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d
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;:,26
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62 ;■;;•; 64
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26
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108% 112%
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130%.; 13L ;
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100
100
Hoe (R) CO 1st mtge..... 2> 1944 A O
X'XC 4
29 -.'50
65';
66%
t}*HO(isto»I(! Ry coils g 5s
.1937 UN
60%
u X
Houston Oil 4 %s debs.
103% 103% X l 101% 104 r
1954
86
Hudson Cbal 1st s 15s ser A
1962 ,7D "39" "37%
.39
20% 41 '
>4
v
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Hudson Co Gas 1st g 5sJ> ; —. 1949 MN
*123%
124
121% 127 : 42 ' ■'- 43
'•
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Hudson ft Maihat 1st 5s A :> .1957 A' A >''42*4
41% 48%;
71 /• 9%
10% ■.()%,
10%
13%
*AdJ hcome 5s'.Feb 1957 A O
65
1111 jols BellTelep 2 % s ser A.. 1981 J 3 404%
104%
100% 104%
104%
llll «3s Cuutral RR^- X';; >
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J
1st- golrt4s ; .XXX XX - V- -1061" J
89%
89% 07 >
89%
1
89
88
00 :
4s registered.
X
1951
: -80
>
: 86 " ;93M
X'' 86 '
1st gold 3 Ms _.:. X2XX- -1961
Hocklog Val 1st co us g 4 %s;:. .1999 3d
pf'-Jv-i;
,
,
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12% Dee
8% jan 13
154
T
28,400
OJUfte
Jan 15
140% Oct 24
10% A]ir 21
'
,
11
170
Newportdhdustrles.——1
■
,'"iv 7%Jun(
9
16% Sept 24
8 Sept' 2
10% Sejit. 2
25% Sept 18
207«Sept 17
14% Apr 22
No j ar
1
N'port News Shlpft Dr Dock 1
6,
168'gMay 29
3,700
3,6(0
400
Jau
Sept
5% July
.
Jan 30
200
J
22% Jan
23% Dee
8% Bepl
10
flept
9*4 Apr28
7% Feb 14
Apr 26
69% July 25
38 ' Apr 28
100 June 12
Toco
•
-
Neiiaer Bros Inc.;...
juto
It-JUlK
;
-Mar
111%-Dec
8% Not
63" Apr
7% Feb
13%: Jai.
14% July 31
5% Oct 20
75 Sept 12
4%% conv serld pref:..100
Newberry Co (J J)....No par
5% pref sei i'-s A———100
Newmont Ml dug Corp.—10
y 200
•
83
v
3% May
16% Oct 24
88% Jan 6
17% Jap 15
17
12
6H% prior preferred.. .100
6% prior preferred.. 100
National Tea Co.. :eNo par
Natomas Co. XX XX. No par
600
210
4r
11
1
•
02
•
Aug
National nteel Corp. y; yy..25
49 June 3
National Supply (The) Pa..lb
4% Apr 23
$2 conv preferred —. y..: 40 >, 8% Feb 19
*3%
May
9
8*4 Apr 1
12%June 0
4% Feb 15
par
Nat Mu ll ft Ht'i Cast Go No par
National OH Products C.i.. .4
National PoW ft Lt. X.No- par
15% Mat
7% Jan 8
76% Oct 21
14% May 21
5*4 Oct 21
ll%May 20
.
7% preferred A
..100
-6% preferred B.. —..100
May
"
/
Feb
May
May
■
Jati
267i. Jat<
8% NOT
•'66%; No*
•
97'# May
5% Juiy.28
23% Sept 2
26% jau -2
;
30% F«b
10
Apr
ifl%- Dec
Nat Euam ftBtamptog No far
Nat Gypsum Co.
.XXXyi
84.50 eeuv preferred.No tar.
National Lead Co.:
...10
66%
75
■
3,200
0114
-
*8t2
t4%
15
5o0
;
31%
J
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.
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Firestone Tire
Oct
y 18%. A pr
May
May
4
31%
'
lOl!
/
98
"J5?
60%
60%
5?
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57
58%
57% : 57%
29%
31%
29%
31%
104%
O
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149% ,152
16
.
6054
V
3
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-
,155 /June
100
JO*
3%
10%
8%
,00
•
Feb 19
8% Jan 11
51% Jati 27
61H
93
6
"
97%
.
.
^
3
J
..
,18% Jan 71
Nat Dairy Products;..No par
Nat Dept Stores
-No par
6% preferred-, y - ;;t. y— -10
10
15%
5% pref series A—
-
60
74% Sept 24
V12
96
/
3
-{■
May
175% Jan 21
10
National Cylinder Gas Co.; .1
11,(4.0
10
5*1
14
10
ft
160%May27
Nat Bond ft Share Corp No par
Natio nal, Can Cofp. -:.. V.. 10
Nat Cash Register— ..No par
dCO
88
'Jftn-
'
h
J
•*.
July
122
45
6% Oct 14
7% Apr 21.
15% May 26,
...100
16
*10*8
,8%
77
7% preferred
*86
6*i
00*4
3%
la,
to
16%
61 %
*75
.
88'8
66%
15
preferred.——:
8
61
77
conv
Nat Aviation Corp.——
10%
5*4
67*4
3 t(
15
6%
2
3
10
Apr 18
4%Oct 22
5
National Biscuit Co...— ..10
6*4
,12
3*4 Apr 21
„.
May
119
•83% MaJ,
21% J»im
"»
87g May
12
.17% Jrtn. '4'
24% Jan 13 1)5
4%July21
2%
74 July 21
20
,137« Aug 6
81#
1.4% Jan
National Acme Co;
1
Nat Automotive Fibres luc-.t
1,800
61
*75
6
100
1,000
414
19
01% Apr 17
109*4 June 25
47s Apr-23
41% Oct 10
Murphy Co (G CNo Par
»
5% preferred.......... 100
Murray Corp of America. .10
Myers (F E) ft Bto.X.No par
8%
•
.
Nov >119
56
30% Aug 6
;
6
^Feb
28% Maj
«38%, Dec
.12% Apr
17% May
>
•
*"§1*4 May
8
'43*4 Jaft 28
4
9%May
Feb
9
:
46
Jan
Jati 14
3m* Jan
■9954
3
*140% 160
>' lol% >101*4
106% 106%
v 67
H' 61%
'*xxxx-\ ;
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6% May
m
108k
J
Fairbanks Morse deb 4s v.:. 1050 J
May
6%
.26
118% sept 24 lf '110 "May
Aug 19
113% May
6% May'29
13% Oct 20
l8*iMay
....
Na«h-Kt Ivl jator Corp.
Nashv Ohatt ft St Loufs..
Jan
.
108H
P 1)9 H
J
J
113% (W 4
•
%7 preferred —
No par
Muosl igWear Ific.— No par
6*4
88
■
6%
43
#411.,
2,COO
L
.
2
.6
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4
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,
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100,
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■y-'i 108
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104%
M N
3
'7;
/•2%
-
.
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May
34% Mai
(
123
6
June'/ 6
23
Essex..XX...50
900
4*.|
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8*4
42
42
42
42
*41% 43% *41% 42%
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42%
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*106% 110
*106% 110 *106% 110
*iO0% 109
*,00% 110
207,
26% 27
26% 27
26% 26%
*26% 27%
26% 20*4
f *26%
8%
8*4
8%
8%
8*4
8%
8%
"8%
8%
8%
8%
;
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t 22% 22%
23% 231
23% 23%
22% 23
23% 23%
23% 23%
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110% 110% *110% 110% *1.0% UO-% %i0% 110%
(*110% 111
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*34
36
3d
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3.534 *3234 33% *33
33%
33% 34
n
11
10%
n%
11%
10-%
lUl
11%
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10*4 11%
15
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15
lot#
14*4; 1434
14%
14%
15% 15%
16% 16*4
41
42
42 "
4(1
41% 42
42
40% 41%
42%
421, 42*4
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13*4
13*4 *13*4 14%
13% 13% *13% t3%
; 13%
13% 13%
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7
7
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7%
7
6%
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3
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f
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•Ernesto Breda 7s........... 1054 F A
•
31% Oct 10
No par
Motor Wheel C «rp
—5
Mueller Brass Co
1
MuHuis MfgCo class B —...1
4t4
*4%
0*4
17-8
♦ '.
4%
20%
17%
8*4
17%
6*4
43
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4%
21%
17%
100
5*4
43
4%
21%
00
121s
69*8
l.OoO
08%
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1.0% •f- (00
5*4
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4%
22
70
,
Motor Products Corp.
590
3%
*!»%
Morris ft
660
>21
3%
12%
*3*4
;
21
Mar
.24% May
v 2% May
11% May
-10
Aug
.',24., .May
2
>Sept20
04
Mar 27
115
Feb f 06
■a
82
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•
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112
r
.
-A
'
103%,
*107%;:-1.9%
19 H
107% 10714
1957 .7
I
21
-
111
.%06%
*4L.--;
A .0
1..:... 1995 ./
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108%
256
,
90
111
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./ J
t
14-1, May
•
4
2
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106,-;108%
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1
vl11^.ylll^ xil
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*«Ref ft impt 5s of 1927.::;;. 19«7 M N
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1st
'tw;
13
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* .ieue.'ReeRIVor lstsf 6s....1957
Jan >
0%
>11% May
Dec
■*•23% May ?M
103
May .124% Dec
«
'
54 v Apr
33% May
'46% Jan K)
95
June
110 #' Jan
111% Oct 16
4*4 A pi
4% Jan 41 / 2% May
26
79's July 28
May
04% Dec
7%'May
14%. Aug 1
11% Nov
1
•i« Dec V
1% Jan
July 16
1% .Dec t 4*4. Jai
3% Aug 2
; m Aug
4
9% May > 10% Jan
.
-.
|
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/ D
WIN
C.en mtgelnc4)4sser A w L.2015 J
;
108% nee
^
177* July 24
38% Jan
125
1% Jan
13-% Feb 15
Montg Ward ft Co Inc.No par
Morrell (J) ft Co.:....No pat
900;
9% Jan
v.
-
;'K"1
t Fonda Johns ft Glover RR—
,f
Atay
*64
37 V Jati l5
10l%June 6
480
•
14.41
30*i Apr
3
77
Oct
29% Sejit
90
7% May
0% July 24
6
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•'
9
July 15
AUg 22
■oo x
•
Feb 14
Preferred scries B_..,Vo par
000
:
8%
14
82
71
6
9% Feb
;
t ar
200
3i%
;*8%
68
68
*
29%
13,400
40%
29
41
•
84 preferred series C. No /.ar
140
122%
3'%
40is
32
*66%
3%
10*1
2. 00
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22
*21
3%
70
12
*120
29%
7%
8
13%
21%
>
21
120
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32%
;
41,0
117% 117% *117% 119
•
66*4
M
2%June
84.50 preferred:.. X.No rat
114
2%
15%
84%'
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Mar
50
7% preferred series Ay.. 100
Mohawk Carpet Mi Us..... 20
Monsanto Chemical Co
10
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60%) *80%
»
M di ie Power Impl—.1
2%
*8*4
6*4
9%
3
in
2%
16%
86
14%
9%
9*2
9%
9%
23%
23% 23%
24
23%
*
18
H
*16*4
18 " *i7
6%
18
5%
5%
5%
■5%
5*i
0%
5%
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.70% 76%
15%
15%
15% 13% ,15 8 i5%
16% 15%
*171% 174*4 *170% I741 *I70I2 171% *170% 174%
142
142
143
143
141
141:
140% 14i%
18%
11
*18*4 18%
18% 18%
18% 19s
33
33
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33,
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33%
33% 33%
3% • 3-8
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
50
50
50%
501 j
50%
49% oOl.i
60%
6%
6%
6%
6% *' 6%
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0*8
6%
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13%
13 '113
13% 13%
13% 13%
15%
74
86.00 preferred..... .No
Mi
■•
4% ? 4%
22
21*i
1?
171.1
17%
6*4
9%
700
/>•■%
2%
16%
*166% 169
*166% 169
*166% 170
13
11*4
12%
13%
11% 11%
78*4
79
*76% 79
76% 76%
16
16% *16
16% *16
10%
*6
5*4
6
6%
5*4
5%
13% 13%
13% 1334
13*8 13%
;
10
10
*9%
10%
9%
10
15% 15%
15% 15%
15*8 15%
*6%
*9%
23%
*10%.
5%
77%
15%
"""066
<•>»>% July'9
Feb 14
13
—
3
21
26% Aug 18
105*4 Apr 21
3 7*4June 4
10? June 4
8% cum 1st pref
Juo
Mi lu-Honeywell Regn iYo / at
4% conv pref series By:. 100
%
32
1
14
Mld-Coiiti lent Petroleum.. 10
Midl ind Steel Prod
Aro t at
70
*2*4
70
30
-;
101H
■/:*3'%Xy6'"
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f
v
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;
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•Certificates of deposit:
5
8% Sept
109% Jan
—..
:
1st cobs M 4%s ser A w L.-_.
•
t
Jutte
109% Qct24r.'i,iiX
27%May 23
6% Apr 21
..5
%
*39
43
16%
.
%
*68
9
*3*4
<10%
'
70
9
3%
49%
6%
■i *72%
8%
6'8
112
Melville Shoe Corp
;.l
Mengei Co (The). -——1
5% co&v 1st pref..—... .50
Merch AMI j Trans Co—Vo par
Mesta Machine Cc.X::....5
13%
*112
17
i
*31*4
*8%
*4%
♦111
2*1
09*4
9%Jtrty 18
19
8
2?%M»y 29
3% Feb 15
21*1 Feb 15
par
Mlatnl Copper.
l08%Sept2o
25% JanTl
Fdb 75
6
101% Apr
7 May
70% Mar
66 May
par
13%
15%
84
I
3*4
4%
21*4
16*4
4.1 % '"•900
1
Apr .8
Jan ' S
,
?
Jail
173% Dei
; 36% May ; 63% Jan
2% May V
4% Feb
120 May i 30% Apr
105
Mar
.90%J>in>
^10% At ay
16% Ja«
10 «May .177#. A»w
>93 i May illuil Dec
29
Apf
17!f. May
v6< Jam ?• -9% Apr
,26 1 Jam ; 47% Jan
137*4 Sept 18
:
16% Sept 18
3
12% July 19
103% Sept 11
preferred...... 100
McLslIan Stores Co... .1... 1
1
Feb
460
AOg 18
.
♦o'erles B.
i
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'"•21-. jiine "'32%'Api
14%May.„6
10
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1
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geujleil g 4s;;-.ill990 J
Geh 4s registered X—1996 .1
—.
j
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P Dp
■:fyp£;:p
103% 109 ■;
108Vf
>85 Mr-
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A
''4* '
■200 :'v,.-7%:i7%
V/ 13^(»v;'"*l5
V 13%
•48
7%
15
1,7%
;lH XA H'X'iH •'.'42 .: 1% f. :3:.-'
•.
stamped v: XX XX..:.. 1965 1 O
l*l'.rle RR 1st cons g 4s priori -1990 ./ J
t
Prior 4s registered. ■- 'XX 1990 J 3
*Conv 4s series
IP-1
TX;X
•15
Elgin Jollet ft East Ry 3%s-.. l970 MS
El Fasoft 8 W 1st 5.l:v.;—11)65 AO
tW
(3 *4
16's NOV
47*41 Apr
i. 14*4 Apr
21% June
2% Janl4!
28
107 ;
Oct 21
31
Mclntyre PorcUptne Ml .es.-5
; i
Oct 23
3% May fi 6%
>108
t 5s.
•
6%May
>
56*4Sept.f9-
7% Feb 19
;
:7%Mttt
8% Ma.v
26*4 JUnc
31% Sept IJ
176, t Aug 7
103% Feb 20
16% Sept 10
1
13%
12
12%
69
69
69*8 69%
110% 110t» *110
110%
5*8
5'«
5%
5*4
*39
112
2*4
09*4
50
H2
41
;EIeC Auto-Lite 2 %s debs ::— 1950
•16% Jin
1 % May
274 May
,,,
32% Sept 15
12% Jan 6
28% Jaft 13
28, Sept 15!
11% Oct 17
12%May2«
100
13%
*2%
I
13*i
21%
70
40*/
-
Mat
4% A pi
v
% May
11% Jan 8
l7%Sept 9
19% Oct 24
94
McGraw-Hill Pub Co..No par
*%
%|
2%'
10
85
4*4
6*4
8*4
'
>■
All
6% conv preferred
Meuraw Llec Co
•1%A-Ug
4 (May
r
AO
38
2t%May
;
l%May 20
6% Jan ,14
Apr 23
2
$3 preferred.-1
No par
80 1st ciim pref^XXNo par
13%
*12
4%
6%
65%
i
13%
9
4%
6%
*8%
33%
*59%
i
V
69%
*3%
16%
16%
49%
12%
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Number 3999
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21
30 Corp
Philip Mir,Is A Co
1
4
Aug 22
54
40% Feb 18
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5-
25
1
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July 16
Aug 20
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1*2 May
11% May
Jail
3*8
2
Pet Milk Co.......J. „No far
6'*
:
11
..
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2
62*2
1% May
52%
17%
112%
25*4
Feb 14
Pfeiffer Brewing Co. ..No pur
f,>»
54
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.
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16%
57
..1
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5% prior preferred.J.'. .100
■6% preferred „j'-J..... Jj 00
300
5%
3% Aug 20
1% Mar 24
Phil tdelphia Co
—i.
30%
-
July 30
21% Oct 17
Phet.is Dodge Corp. ....:. .25
91«
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21
100
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1,4f 0
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71
Pe isi-cola
2,600
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12% Ma«
5*4 June
43
700
1
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5% May
3
la RE,.....J..50
Co
44*2 A pi
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4
4
12
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10*4 July 28
54% Sept
109
Dei
18
Deo
13% May
89% Sept
C.irp.-J.Xo
Nor
11%
29*4
4
1% Feb 15
1% Oct 17
3412 Apr 23
Apr
90
1% May
6
Jan
j hi
45*2
106% Dei
10% l)u
May
74%. Feb 20
43% Mar
>ples Drug Stores Inc.. ..'5
(Chic) .100
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1
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1
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10
6% May
May
30% Jan 10
Jar
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25%
15
7
Jan
7%
May
64
16*2 Oct 18
Dei
8% Nov
'
:
26% June
Sept
4% May
15% Sept 17
2
Oct
09
Jan 11
Jar
Ma
139
160
6% Jan
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37% Jan 10
Jar
16%
June)
2% May
12
Jan 21
106
Oct 16
Peo des G L A C C
1,500
86%
10%
2%
6*2
•'
50
t
May
Juuel
144
Aug 15
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1
10,900
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115
18% Sept 11
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600
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10
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pref ser A-. .Xo par
conv
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86
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16
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800
4ft
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8
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Apr 22
99 May 31
ar
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27
86
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360
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8
86
-
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8
163
3
Apr 21
7*2 Jan 7
Par .er Rust Proof Co....2.,50
700
1,000
300
6%
8
126
27
Pathe Film Corp.^.....j,.., 1
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85
86%
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1
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28 '
4
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23%
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A pi
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1,400 Parke Davis A Co... .No t ar
31 0
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46
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v
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33
3
1,100
27
14
34%
8
9
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28
9*2 May
25% May
Jan
40
14% Sept
|
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Jar
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1 %
27
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12*2
9% May 27
14% Apr 9
49%'
28
Jar
23%
95% Feb 14
300
25
2
May
3% May
6% 1st preferred.......100
6% 2d orefer el..._._..10
Park A Tilford lnc:.:
..l
490
5.400
15%
51
6%
A%
conv prefer ed_>.... JOO
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18,500
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1
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28% Jan 24
10
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Parafflte Cos Inc
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7
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100
24%
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1
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7
59
55
120
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6
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8
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Nov
47
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Dec
12%
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May
3
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2%
84
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Apr
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112
Mai
10%
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14 I
9%
51%
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13%
8%
51%
.
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2
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28
158
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17 J 17
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Oct 24
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23%
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Feb 19
114
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500
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200
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5%
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5|
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39
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2
13
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43
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64%
9
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97*i
9%
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7% Apr
i0
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114
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19
9
Mar 26
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114
300
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56*-
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1
1,100
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22
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7
May
21
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61
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4
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150
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Dei
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;
27
6
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23
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10
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•
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15
May
84*2 June
4% May
101
May
5
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10
July 24
23% July 11
140
May
May
105
May
14% May
Oct 24
40
Oct 16
2,290
4,3 0
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28
17
17
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59%
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.
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.,
14
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52
48
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58
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.
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pref.'xo
1st
17% Jan 10
98
Sept ?9
8% Aug 1
113*8 Feb 1
4
23%
13
23%
12%
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13
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conv
57% Jan 20
1% Apr 23
1() May 3
4% Apr 17
9% Oct 22
22'4June 3
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18
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/
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75
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1 49
;
47
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28'8
17
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/
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62
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6
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,
85.50
0
6% Feb 19
Outboard Marine A Mfg....5
Outlet Co.No
or
200
1 i:*8
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107
14*2
13
1*2
>17^
49%
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53"
178 :' »11I
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49
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30
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30
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300
1.9 0
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2,200
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103
39
;
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14
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Jan
20
175
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13% Feb 19
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23
Apr 25
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
v
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7
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8
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1
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14
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24
Jan
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60
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39
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129
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07*2 De.
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Nov
Dec
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
776
Tuesday, October 28, 1941
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Week's
Friday
LOW AND
STOCKS
Oct.
Monday
Tuesday
Oct. 21
Friday
Oct. 22
Year 1940
the
Oct. 24
Thursday
Oct. 23
Wednesday
Oct. 20
18
On Basis of lOO-SAarc Lots
BONDS
Range for Previous
NEW YORK STOCK
for <:
Saturday
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Y.
STOCK
Last
||
EXCHANGE
**
Week Ended Oct. 24
Week
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sale
Range
Bid
Price
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vi
y
O t
•
2084 May
29% June
5
5%
Jan
♦Non
Jan
Jui
5,000
Swift A Co
1.25
l9'4May
5
25
Swift International Ltd——
17% Mar
4% Oct
4
9
5
5%
41%
>5%
*33%
2%
238
434
4%
*5%
41%' *33%
238
*2%
8%
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5%
41%
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8%
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8%
7'
42%
34%
6%
5%
*3%
54
*53%
4%
4%
35
37%, *35
2%
2%
4%'
2%
4%
28%f *27%
9734
31
41
9734
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41%
4%
4%
133g
13%
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1%
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■
*1%
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i
7%
32%
10%
71%
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14%
73«4
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25%
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13%
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49
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24%'
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24
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8
22
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22%
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27%
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11%
10%
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19
%,
22
I
17%
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%
21%
21%
For footnotes see
page
19
%
21
| *18
%
21%'
%
21%
44
3%
34%
2,700
Texas Gulf Produc'g Co No par
4,900
7
7
4,600
Texas Gulf Sulphur...No par
Texas Paclilc Coal A Oil... 10
7.500
Texas Pacific Land Trust.. .1
200
*43
*53%
*4%
*35
*""500
4%
37%
600
3
4%
2734
43g
2734
•h
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11%
10%
11
97
97
31%
40%
4%
3134
41
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8%
♦784
1%
1%
67% *67%
534 ;; 534
8%
1%
70
6%
11
11
13
%
21%
{ie
2134
*11
8%
•2i%
*1%
22
7%
Jan
6
conv
pref.....No par
The Fair
i 4.. l .100
.—.
Thermoid Co
4
5%May 19
32
June
4
2% Mar
No par
■
Preferred.
20
8% Jan
3
38
May 21
1
8%
21%
U2
22%
7%
33%
ip%
33%
10%
73%
115% 115%
71 s4
7% Mih'
12% May
1% Oct
9% May
20
3
Jun
35%
Feb
Jan
18% Nov
May
7% Mai
May
xl7% May
24%
A pi
5
4% May
6
A pi
38% Aug 22
334 Jan 16
9% Sept 2
4434 July 31
28% May
2% Dee
40
Mar
4% May
33
Mky
47% A
4%May 12
3878 Sept 12
2% May
26% May
4% Api
37% Nov
5% Sept
Aug
734 July 28
6%
6-% Aug
6% Mai
3*4 July
9
14
5
July 22
10% Jun '23
44%Sept 25
4% Sept 8
60% Sept 0
■;
5% July 30
40
Aug 20
i
7-
pi
8%
May
Jan
0%
Oct
Jan
1X%
V Dee
63
4
Feb
30
June
3
May
June
36
Third Avenue Ry
100
Thompson (J R)..........25
2% Apr 23
4% Jan
6
2«<
Feb
7>2
Apr
3%June30
6
6
4
Jan
Thompson Prods Inc..No par
34
Thompson-Star.ett Co.No par
$3.50 cum preferred-No par
2534 Apr 30
>2 Oct 21
2%
10
18
5,600
Tide Water Associated Oil..10
80C
3,600
2,500
3,000
3,700
40
$4.50 couv pref
NO par
Timken Detroit Axle......10
95l,i Aug
9
Tlrnkcu Roller Bearing.No par
Transamerlca Corp....2
38% Oct 14
Tra.iscout'1 A West Air Inc. .5
27% Feb 19
4%May 26
-9%May 15
Tri-Cjntinent.,1 Gorp.....^.l
$6 preferred.No par
Truax-Traer
Corp....-No
4
par
60
7% preferred.
2,100
1,600
2,500
Twin Coach Co.
8,i00
Union Carbide A Carb.No par
^;.
100
1
Under Elliott Fisher Co No par
Union Bag A Paper.
1
-...10
20th Cen Fox Film CorpNo par
$1.50 preferred.. j^^.No par
Twin City Rapid Tran.No par
.
6% Mar 25
62
.
..No
par
■
Apr 16
July
3
Feb 19
9% Jan 30
"-
5
1
Mar 25
16% Feb 20
6%May 22
30
Feb 14
9«4 Feb 14
60
Feb 14
15
2,700
5,700
Union Pacific RR Co.-...100
300
12
100
Union Prem Food Stores Inc.l
73% Oct 16
79
Sept 25
11
Aug 15
26
1,100
Union Tank Car...... No par
25 / Oct 17
7,400
18,700
United Aircraft Corp.......5
34% Apr 19
Un Air Lines Transport.....5
700
United Biscuit Co .....No rjar
40
5% preferred.......... 100
9%May 15
llSgMay 27
109 May
1
37
37%
14%
13%
11134 11134
14
49
49
6C0
United Carbon Co...--No par
40%May
18
18
400
United-Carr Fast Corp.No par
16% Apr 23
% Oct 20
'is
21%
35,000
11,200
United
Corporatlo/i...No far
$3 preferred
...No par
Jan
23
12
May
99% Dec
7% Sept 17
2
1834 Apr 21
1234 Jan 4,
7978Sept 17
115% Sept 25
112% Sept 30
16
Sept 17
8578 Jan 10
85% Jan 13
13% Jan 2
31
July 28]
44% Jan
9,
17% Jan 9'
1484 July 24
113% Feb
52
Sept
Jan
120% 125%
8
113% 118%
22
26%: 06%
100% 105%
49%
57
53% 59%
3% May
-10%
Apt
13%
Jan
26%
Jar
6"
14
May
May
l%May
i
3%- Apr
30
13% May
6% May
21%June
13% Mai
45
69% June
Fel
18%
9% May
105
Apr
May
17%" jar"
g
1955
S*2d gold 4Hs.—
{♦General gold 5s.;
1937
1943
3Hsser B
....
NY Trap Rock lstfis.
Niagara Falls Power 3H«-----19G0
Niag Lock & Out Pow 1st 5s A.1955
ill
Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5HS..1950
103%
F
34%
28
91
3
2
99
1
101%
22
4
85
.
v
M
0
cellation of guarantee) ....1945 A
109
108% 110%
102% 104%
27%
27%
8
27
27%
20
5
104
107%
103
106
8
>.9
113
115
67
-
83
-41%
*38
42%
40%
'
^
68%
'■«!' .:w
07%
"256'
80%
76%
r*49""
49
49%
61%
61
62
332
52%
52 A-
53
52%
•61%,'
20
39
>47 %
30
.2047 J
r
56%
*45
,
86
.2047 J
44%
47%
60%
58%
28
51
62
52%
33
50%
62
108%
111%
14
70
r
.;
111%
21:"/!-;
J
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4S-..-1943
M
.....1967
•
debentures.............1946
J
F
18
Apt
111%
Dec
.,1943
Ontario Transmission 1st 5s.,;. 1945
Oregon RR& Nav con g 4s.:.. 1940
Ore Short Line 1st cons g 5s
1946
Guar stpd cons 5s..........1940
42% May
65% May
"108%
12
20% Dec
2% Apt
Otis Steel 1st mtge A
42
Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s1946 J
,
103%
.......
7%
41
108%
31
J.
♦105%
107%
108%
109%
102%
13
106
4
-
-
-
114
D
86
85
114%
107%
80%
.
•
9
-
109
113%
106%
82
4Hs-.-_.1902
1
102%
103%
>
108%
*113%
113%
106%
1
108%
110
103%
*103
107% 110%
109% 112%
3% <?• 9 '■
107%
100% 108%
107% 110%
108% 111%
106
106
.......
,
1
4.4-
■
,
Ore-Wash RR & Nav 4s....... 1961
Ontario Power N F 1st gu 63..
*101
7%
M
10
July
29% May
53% Api
23% Api
108 %
,1P8%
£
(Wise) 1st mtge 3Ha...'....1904
Teleg 4 Hs cxt... 1944 J
J5*Og & L Cham 1st gug 4s...1948
778.
....
69%
;*:42%
Northwestern
For footnotes see page
123
117
72%
'v.v
,
M
4s
71
72
(Minn) 1st & ref M 3Hs—.. 1967 F
... .. .
68
103% 107
45
•
impt 5s series C..:...2047 J
Ref & impt 5s series D......2047 J
4s...
108
125% 128%
2
46%
Ref &
1st mtge
77
1
4
104%
104%
104%
122%
116%
>""*■
.1997
t
28
......
Jan 2047
Northern States Power Co—
12
1
3s registered......2047
..
28
28 '
■■
1... 1997
...
12%
12%
128
68
♦Certificates of deposit...::..
Ref & impt 6s series B.
111
107%
O
Ref & impt 4 Hs series A
99
12
104%
"i04% 104%
104%
104%
*115%
*113%
.
—
.
92
95% 101%
2%
6%
128
.
Gen & ref 4 Hs series A......1974 M
....
15%
16%
61% 92%
108% 111%
107%
.
fNorthern Ohio Ry—
♦1st gtd g 53
...........1945 A
♦1st mtge g 5s (stamped cau-
3d-
40
9%
27
107%
1941
Ry 1st g4s... 1996 'J
.1049 F
.......1954 F
4s registered.......
20
14
27
ization manager) 5s
Ge.i lien ry & Id g
54%
103%
103%
-
North Amer Co deb 3 Ha
North Pacific prior lien 4s.
46
108% 111%
105
108%
105% 108%
Ill
110%
--r
ization manager) 5s....;_1961
♦Ctfs of dep (Issued by reorgan¬
:
7%
3
100
9%
12% "i«
3%
A
♦Certificates of deposit
♦Ctfs of dep (Issued by reorgan¬
Jan
rv
108%
♦110%
Deo
Feb
3
"l4
99
[4
North Centgen&ref 53.......1974
~"~2
107
99
13
Dec
46%
4%
1%
99
1
f§*N Y West & Bost 1st 4Hs.. 1946
....1959
49
>8
111%
'
Debenture 4s.:
80
110%, 110%
-.4-;
6h stamped...............1946
J54Norf South 1st &ref 5s.....1901
30%
78
89
1967
^...1940
53%
;7%
20
32%
*2%
11%
-4...
31%
28
33%
3%
20
0%
.111
12%
....1940
5s
1st gold
28
20%
310
1%
100%
*105%
107%
:...1937
2284
26
5%
1%
4s... 1993
9
30%
82%
.
1st mtge 3Hs............. 1972 J
;
6
,
"40""
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 3Hs....l966 J
Dec
40
"53% ""83
5%
5%
1%
4s.....1992
con gu
Api
1%
2b %
85
22
.'.
89% Feb
May
18
71
28
26%
-
"51%
52%
1057
98
4
26%
27
28
28
26
81
Debenture
27%
17%
17%
18%
18%
66
29
orf & Wea-.ern
19
27
460
....1940
t § *N Y Susq & W 1st ref 5s
-
10
70
27%
26%
31%
108%
34%
v
101 %
101
30
May
May
76%
92
31
June
12
66
95
20
70
12% May
108% Nov
55
60
"I
27
36"
N Y Telep
11
'>>
25%
71
81% July
55
26%
Ohio Edison 1st mtge 4s...... 1965 M,
~12"May
51% "■"5
lol""
82%
♦Terminal
w
27%
27%
Apt
88% Jau
116% Dec
l
26%
Hl%
r
01
55
27%
Mai
21% Apt
9% Nov
6% May
•
Aug
6
21%Sept 3,
1% Jan 7|
30% Jan 10
11
101
""26%
N Y Queens El Lt
Pow 3 Hs.. 1965
N Y Rys prior lien 0s stamp...1958
284 Jan
82% Mar
r 6% Apr
64
9
3778Sept 17
7
4% May
10% May
4% May
-1% May
9
11% Aug
122%
115 %
26%
'
N Y Steam Corp 1st 3 Hs...... 1963
34% Dec
52% Nov
May
35% May
•
9
Jan
2278Septl7
1% July. 31
27%Sept 9
9% Jan 13
81%
*12%
May
18
1078 Aug 21
75
l6%May 20
7434
.....100
May
8»4 May
81
May
2
>: 2-
Apt
I
9% Sept 17
■it
4% preferred
17% Jan
May 23
74
10
jOO
6
35% Sept 6
51% Jan 2
5% Jan 13
Nov
8
9934 Jan
Truscon Steel Co..
IOC
26*4 May
9
11% July 31
100
bOO
Jan
6
900
3,900
Jan 10
1% Jaji 18
9% Mar
Transue A Williams SCI No par
'4^66
Oct 14
g
7
106% 110%
107% 110%
17
1948
♦General is..'
Jan
100
Jan
5
31
t*N Y Prov& B .ston4s... :. -1942
Dec
600
6%
38%
5u0
98%
76%
.......1948
NY& Putnam 1st
42% Feb
5% Mar
20
700
:>
79
97%
98% 102%
1956
^♦N Y Ont& West ref
Mur
2% June
36
•'<
4
Jan 17
90
13
62%
♦1st & ref 4 Hs ser of 1927... 1967
Jan
30
Feb
7r
109%
110%
J ♦Harlem R & Pt Ch 1st 4s..1064
12% Jali
Dee
80% 101%
27
*101»3s
......
1947
deb 4s
0s registered
Jan
9% Dec
conv
§ ♦Coll iterwl trust6s
♦Debenture 4s
Jan
434 May
32%
9%
16%
777,
27%
2%
1
1434
21%
July 11
July 31
Jan 2
Aug 4
Aug 8
""lO%"Jan
$3 dlvconv preferred—.10
*80%
*11%
25%
111
%
2%
18%
23%
5%
Jan 10
65
254
98%
94%
v
58
55
1973
♦Conv deb 3 Hs
♦Conv deb 6s.
Feb
66% May
A.....1973
ser
...
Jan
10
Union El Co of Mo $5 pfNo par zlll34 Jan 30
Pref $4.50series.....No par
108% Aug 6
Union Oil of California
25
1234 Jan 2
111
21
12%
76%
54%
121%
115%
115%
♦Non-conv deb 3 Ha
1947
♦Non-con v deb 3 Hs.... i
1954
Non-couv deb 4s
......1955
♦Non-conv deb 4s.......... 1956
Apr
1,000
*2%
67%
534
'i«
21%
$3.60
334
55
4%
1334
18%
400
45
*3%
13%
18%
*
734
4%
13%
18%
32
Texas A Pacific Ry Co....100
Thatcher Mfg Co
No par
3%
4%
13%
23
19,600
34%
41
7%
3%May 10
7% Apr 23
34% Feb 19
2% Feb 14
31% Apr 22
5% Mar 4
334 Feb 18
31%
8%-* 8%
*20% 2134
*1% '* 1%
9
50
534% partic pref....
5%
35
(James)...
2% Oct 17
1034
55
Talcott Inc
w w.l
Tel autograp h Corp.... .1... 5
5%
334
Symington-Gould Corp
-Feb 28
4
Tennessee Corp............5
Texas Corp (The).........25
*10%
45
...
J,000
41
*22
200
...
11% Apr 14
18%June 21
""600
31
1%
200
1% Feb 27
— ..
Sutherland Paper Co
10
Sweets Co of Amer (The)..50
8%
43 %
7%
7%!
7%
7%
7%j.
7%
7%
33%
33%
33% 33%
32% *32
33
32% 33%
10%
10%
10% 10%
10%;
10%
10%' 10% 10%
72%
73
7134 72%
72»4
72% 73%
72%
73%
115% *115% 115%
115% *115
115% *115
115% "115
111 I 111
1U | 111
111%
111% 111% 111% *111
>14%
14%! 15
15
14%
14% I
14%
1434 15
74
73%
7334
74%
74% 74341
74
74% 7434
80
81
81%' >80% 81%' *80% 81%
| *80% 81%
12
I *11%
12
>11%
11% 11%' *11% 12
12
20
26
25«4
2534
2534
26% *2534 26
25%
37
37%
36%
3734
36%
36%
38
36% 3634
14
13%
14%
14
14%
1384
1384 14
1384
13
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
12%
113% *11184 112% *11184 112% *11184 112%, I1I84 111%
49
t
49%
49>2 *49%
49%
4934 4934l
49% 49%
7%
>16
21%
*1%
22%
*1%
I
8%
*20%
*21
1%
23
;
8%
70
*4%
27%
Ig
*11%
10%
97%
300
4l%
2%
43%
3%
3484
7
5%
7%
♦43
800
5
1034
4234
;;3'>^3%>::3>>:3v.
35
i; 35%
34% 35
4%
6-% May
24%Sept 19
778 July 10
*4%
2,300
14%
19%
Superheater Co (The)..No par
Superior Oil Corp.
1
Superior Steel Carp...
100
8%
12%
4684 Aug
126
July 10
:;9;,Jan<4
3,300
2,200
5
6%
Oct 16
Apr 21
22%
4%
5%
5
684';
2
5
15
23%
4%
23
22%
038
117%June
22%
4%
4%
22%
22
42%
Cla.sA pref (446% cum) 100
Sunshine Ml .lug Cj..
100
23
5
4%
21»4
500
May
66%
62%
73%
122%
♦
"3884" Dei
Dec
6
60% July 23
18%
*9%
*21
5,000
16%
1%
4
65
if
109%
110%
76 %
109%
♦NYLE4W GUA & RR 5Ha '42
♦NYLE4W Dk & Impt 5s. .1943
IN Y New Hav & Hart RR
Jan
9%
68
101%
94%
.1948 J
4Hs series B
Ap
Dec
May
Jan
Apr 14
97%
\
*104%
51%
51%
16%
70
04%
54
238
101
101
Purchase money gold 4s..... 1949 F
Feb
%May 26
98
100
61
12% M
83
69%
■
5*NY& Greenwood Lake 5s. .1946
7%
87%
51%
74%
62%
N Y & Harlem gold 3 Ha..... .2000
113
67%
101 %
55
'"ft
52%
60%
Ap<
«.■;
4
54%
72
74%
62%
100%
Apt
May
71
100
Jan
8%
4
•
40%
June
4f
58
54%
66%
1
69%
02%
20% May
6
54
52 H
76
70
4*4 May
46
May
98
63%
22(
81
♦50
A
47
Dec
69%
90 H
48%
100% "ii
*55%
1951 F
58%
11%
80%
50
3H« A... 1965
38j4
112
54
89%
130
79%
V
80
114
44"
50 X
56
100'n
A
■
May
May
184
13%
23
42%
80
124
♦123
Studebaker Corp (The)_—.-l
Sun Oil Co...........No par
55 H
96 H
01
1974 A
May
4% May
134
22%
41
1,100
110
*73
trust....'
Jan
66
18%
22%
22%
8%
4,200
5
5% Apr 23
80%
1946 V
1st mtge 3Hsextended to... 1947 A
6s debentures J..:
.-...1950 j :
4s collateral
Mat
June 11
13%
22%
*33%
2%
5%
58%
5%
58
3%May
46
107
Ytrfc Chicago & St Louis—
19
534 Sept 15
8% July 23
8% Jan 7
1
No par
32
54 H
55 H
55 H
inn*
1998 F
.
45% May
8®4 Jan 10
-134
23
5%
Stone A Webster..
3H8...1998
Ref 5Ha series A..
7
May
14%
22%
5>2
41%
2%
83
41
3%
34%
6%
Stokely Bros A Co Inc
4,500
55
I... 1952 M N
NY Deck 1st geld 4s.
23
16%
1%
14%
*18%
4%
22%
v.: 5
5,300
6%
47%
42
55
N Y Connectl ig RR
4
5%
16%
2234
4%
5%
33 H
■iooh
Conv 6% notes
...1947 A
N Y Edison 3 Hs ser D
1905 A
1st lien dcref 3H8ser E.....1966 A
N Y & Erie—iee Erie RR
0
5%
16%
'
23%
5%
;
5%
6%
6%
"
5%
10%
5%
6
124
5%
*16%
;
1»4
5%
16%
1%
5%
44
43%
95 %
49 H
New
''
4%
33 H
50
33
24% July 22
34% July 29
45% July 25
48% Aug 2
Jan
44%
40
96 H
3Hs registered.:.
Jan
A pi
45
32 H
55 %
Jun
2384
46%
32
O
O
72
1
46H
35H
O
Apr
3%
48
34
*38
1998 F
Mich Ce it coll gold 3 Ms..-.1998 F
Jan
39
-
34 H
42%
41%
47%
39%
43
3 H8 registered
Jaii
20%
34%
13% May
4% Mar 20
21% Mar 21
2234 Mar 21
40
43 H
Ref 4Hsseriefi C-.........1978 M
May
*43"
v-
A
30% May
8
37
"3()""
39 H
F
0% May
39
30
1998 F
Lake Shore coll gold
Apt
30% May
76
30
1946 A
f....
Jut
152%
68
36%
lmpt4H8series A. .:.2013 A
Ref A impt 5sseries C..;...20l3 A
12%
May
74
35
J
Ref &
2% Mai
10% Jae
104H 100%
105H 106%
*37%
Gen gtd 4^8..1945 J
3.%s
109H
73
*40
J
23% May
77
*31%
42%
43"
1956 FA
..
30-yr deb 4s 1912....1942
128
05
.
Feb
Aug
80
iv,,
Jan
May
07
76%
73H
O
11%
10
74 X
105%
105%
36 H
A
2484
May
16
Mar 31
J
♦1st 5H« series A
1954 AO
♦Certificates of deposit.
Newport & Cincinnati Bdge Co—
Conv secured
75
107
76%
♦Certificates of deposit.
secs
7C
107 H
105%
♦Certificates of deposit
10-year 3^8
123H 131H
73
:
104%
105 H
6
A
7% May
1% July
;
J
(.
D
A
Dec
5
27% Jan 3
13%Sept 171
1434 Aug ll
.1.2
Oct
126 H
02H
62H
12754
74 H
NY Cent & Hud River 3 Hs... 1997 J
3H« registered
1997 J
14
>
126 H
73
...1956 F
♦lct 4Hs series D.
A pi
22
10% May
126 H
♦Certificates of deposit
♦l<t 5s series C
114% May
25% July 31
15
Sept 18
n-c inc 5s.. 1935
♦Certificates of deposit
1st 5s series B
.'......1954
121 a
107
New Orleans Term 1st gu 4s...1953 J
f§*N O Tex & Mex
45 M
J
A 1952 J
124
50
62
123
O
A..1952 A
ser
1st & ref 5s series B.....J..1955 J
120
60
123
A
1983 J
N O & N E 1st ref & Imp 4
New Orl Pub Ser 1st 5s
Nov
120
Oct 20
6% Qct l73
1st gs 4^sseries B...
101H 106H
1O0H
86 H
82H
123
..1961 M N
New Orl Great Nor 5s A..
72
106H
105H
103 H
*61H
01
J
N J Junction RR guar 1st 4s... 1986 F
N J Pow & Light 1st 4Ha..... 1960 A
65
103
106 H
39
110H
117H
102
"88 H
*86
D
4s
guar
65
100 H
104 H
*121
J
guar 5s... 1946 J
1945 J
23% May
67
33
5
2% Apr
31
6
14% May
5
Standard Oil of New Jersey.25
.25
Mayf
21
zl734May 22
29
Apr 21
22!
28
27% Apr 25
59 June 4
54% Aug. 5 :
678 Jan 6'
,6
Apr 21;
57% Jan 9
44%May 3l;
40>4 Aug 1
31% Feb 19
llD^june 2 II734 Aug 19,
5% Oct 22
6% Jan 61
108 June 19 113% July lei
9'
♦Consol
30 H
107 H
115
♦105H
Jan
Jan
22
Standard Gas A El Co .No par
$4 preferred.....No par
S6 cum prior pjef —No lar
24
12% Juih
3*4 June
00% Oct
Mar
Jan
..
.....1954 J D
3%'s...
t*New England RR
Api
Feb
O
1965 A
New Eng Tel & Tel 5s A...... 1952 J
Jan
114
•
Natl Supply
65
•
M
§*Naugatuck RR 1st g 4s
1954 M N
Newark Coisol Gascons 5s... 1948 j
0
0% Nov
1% May
17% May
28'
31
May
2
13%
3% May
6% July
July
July
3934 July
38% July
3
60
1
40%
17% Nov
1
No par
2
May
12%
'
7% Mai
7% June
.
National Steel 1st mtge 3s...
J
44
H7H
65
3)^s debs.....I960
3lis... 1949
43 H
36
36 a
110H
106
Jan
5%
>
38H
37
H7H
A
10% Nov
66
36
38H
110
D
52
41H
D
73 % Nov
'
39
39 K
Nat D dry Prod
A pi
16%
.
484 May
9
3
par
—
$3 conv jpref A
Jan
88
40% Aug
.
Jan
.2% Nov
■
May
3/% Oct
Jan
;
No par
$5.50prefer.ed......No
41
8
11% Feb 15
19% Feb 14
23% Mar 13
1 May 5
No 7-an
par
2284
3178
40%
8
Calif Edison.....25
Sperry Corp (The) vtc
Spicer Mfg Co.
...No
16
3
Jut*
112-
5
Southern Natural Gas Co.7.50
33
5,100
33
33%
33%
33%
*3238 35
34%: *32% 34% *32% 35
58%
58% ♦56
58% *50
58% """250
5634
5%
5%
534
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
1,900
190
51%
51%
51%
51%
50% 50% *5012 51
36
37
♦3534
3634
37% 3734
3834 39%
3,000
S'V; 30
11334 11384 11234 11234 *11234 115
*11234 115
5%
5%,
5%
5% 18,900
5%
5%
5%
5%
112
*112
112
3o0
112
112% *112
112% 112
5.80C
38
3g
%
3g !:■;*
%|
%
%
2
2%
2%l
2
2% Xr''2
2,300
2%
2%
700
15.
15% *15
1584
14%
14%
15% *15
16
17
3,0C0
1634
16%
1784
17% 17%
17%
22%
23
22% 23%
22%
2234
22% 23% 14,000
32
31%
32
31%
32
32% 20,300
31% 32%
22%
31%
40%
*584
Southern
56
%
8% June
8% May
61% Aug
-
15% July 21 j
5
Jan 4|
Feb 19
Jan
20
1 % Sept
1734 Oct 2
Feb 28
Mar 3 %'10% July 22
South Am Gold A Platinum. 1 ;
2% July 25
1% Jan 2
S'eastern Greyhound Li ies;-5
13
Feb 19
19% Aug 15
21
MarlO
So Porto Rico Sugar...No par. zl3 June 6
1OO
1,200
Feb
10 j: 14%
Smith A Cor Type vtc.No par
9
Snider Packing Corp.. .No par
13%
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc. 15
8%
par
33
U
01% May
5% July 22
Sept 3
678 Sept 19,
40
Jan 30*
Feb 15
95
112
No par
Smith (A O) Corp..
8% preferred
2,300
3,400
22,600
13,000
26,200
*
*%
,
Slots Sheffield Steel A Iron. 100
'
♦32%
*5434
57%
534
578
50
51
35% 3534
*11234 115
5%
5%
15
$6 preferred...
21%
333s
Jan
.35% Oct 241
...
21%' *20%
1%
58
1% Oct 8
Oct 10
,.10
Spencer Kellogg A Sons No
*.0%
Oct
May
%
1434 July 22
7134 Jan 17
18% Feb 19
No par
100
21
21%
33%
Dec
1078 Jan 21
•
22
20
4
Jan
111%
; %
17
July 28
334 July 7
78'4 Jan 2
Skelly Oil Co...
2,700
1%
115%
101% June
% May
3
34 July 31
i
Jan
107% June
July 15
% Jan
Sitnms Petroleum....
Simmons Co....
'
38
1%
4
*50
*20
33%
,*112
112
16%
30%
35
17%
1%
*50
21%
33%
35 |
57%
534
50%
35%
115
5%
112
31%
38
*33
40
*1%
17
49
Slmonds Saw A Steel.-No par
300
12%
34
100
6.10C
1,900
12%
!
Dec
112
10% Jan 21
3%June28
16
Oct 17
t
Mat
88
400
1,600
17%
10%
12%
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co.No par
"14%
May
85
39
65
Nash Chatt & St L 4sser A...1978 F
5
7% May
64% July
21% Jan 10
2% Jan 20
28% July 8j
1234
12%
k G) ...No par
Det
5
30% Sept 26
115% Mar 27
10% Apr 23
Oct 9
3% Apr 23
51% Feb 27
4% Feb 19
3534 Apr 19
prefser A.No par
111%
May
Sept 18
17%Sept
CO
-No par
3,300 j Shell Union Oil.. —.......15
900
Silver King Coalition Mi ies.5
17%
12%
*25
10;
17%
12%
conv
Shattuck (Fra
1,000
17%
1238
$3.50
23
3
Oct 16
90
•
41
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s....1947 UN
Mar
94% Sept 11
1% Apr 29
Oct21
7
June 19
484 May
63
••
67
1
Sharpe & Dohme
300 V
1834
10
934
934
10-8
9%
9«4
9%
9%
978
2
2
2
2
2
1%
1%
2
2 I
2
2
I
16%
16%' >16% 10% *16% 16% *16% 17
16% *16
16%
18
18
18%
1784 1734
17% 17%
18%
18%
17%
18%
1397g *138% 13978 *138% 13978 *13812 13978 *138% 139% *138% 139%
23%
23% *23%
23%
23% 23%
23% 23%
23%
23% 23%
12% Mar
No par
Servel Inc
1,200
♦12%
17%
Seaboard Oil Co of Del.No par
$5 conv p referred .-..No par
18%
1234
834
% Jan 9
% Jan20
Sharon Steel Corp.....No par
1884
13
■
No par
..100
200
.
*113
....*113
18%
>12%
16%
113
600
14%
14% 15
4%
4%
4%
*16% 17
16% 16%
*i%
1%
*1%
1%
25 ,
25
*24
25%
34
34%
34% 35«s
*703
10334' 103
103
4-
34%
I684
*37%
109% Oct 23
123gJune 3
8% Apr 15
79 June23
33%Junel2
l09%June 9
108
Feb 14
100
5
5
Sears Roebuck & Co...No par
2.400
5
Jan
Dec
May
..No par
-
£e;grave Corp.
100
8,100
57
6%
38
6%
$4 preferred
2
3
JSeaboard Air Line
4-2% preferred....
"MOO
13%
1634
1%
23%
34
10
Jan
May
No par
$4.50 preferred.
40
Jan
%
34
Apr
Jan
h
Oct
Apr 29
No par
—
42
Dec
Sept 18
ley Distillers Corp
Scott Paper Co.
800
Junr
%
J
58
*54 H
38 H
3t
1955 M N
Co
9% Nov
%•
>2 Apr 15
6
May 5
;
8
5%% preferred-.100
500
5
*54%
38
*37%
1384
*4%
Sche
400
.
4
47
Savage Arms C./rp_;;
8,000
3934 July 16
5
7 ■S$< % Feb 8'
1% July 17
July 17
4
35
No yar
5% preferred
14,500
60
57
6%
6%
38
60
5
*J4%
6%
23%
'60
*484
57
33%
113
17
5
4
1%
11%
60
25
102% 104
2034
13
*16%
20%
7
*11
11%
61
13%
4%
17
3334
102% 102%
*113
10434
19%
*37%
1334
'
*23
33%
I
*113
16%
25%
33
6%
I
38
*1%
1%
*23
,
33
55
6%
17
17
5
57
1384
4%
13%
*60
4%
*37
4%
16%
*1%
16%
24
,
33
1
7
10%
60
56%
6%
5678
*4
4%
*1%
24
13%
13%
13%
*4
3%
68%
7%
484
38
*37
14%
*2%
68
14%
7%
11%
60
638
6%
3734
*55%
14%
3%
68%
7%
*11%
5
478
478
5678
4%
14%
>2%
67%
7
60
*71«
>2
14% 14%
*2%
3%
68% 69
7%
7%
*11
11%
2%
14%
2%
27S
>2
% Jan
10
Safe»vay Stores..:.
709
>ie
*'l«
>2
6ss
>i« Jan
-
....
100
*4%
28%May
.10
JSt Louis-San Francisco.-.100
T200
*4%
68%
14%
14%
*2%
♦14%
6% preferred:.
100
tSt uouls Southwestern... 100
5% preferred
100
2%
6%
*7k
>2
>2
16
St Joseph lead
43% 43%
4384 4384
109% 110
109% IO984
i.8% 19
19%
19% 19%
10%
10% 17%
17
17%
92
9034 9084
90% 90%
*38% 39
38% 38%
39
*112% 113
11284 *112% 113
*109% 111
*409% 111
111
'32
*'16
1,800
1,200
1,200
33
l«
%[
2%'
43% *43%
43'%
10934 110 ,*109
110
18%
18>2
17%
89
327s
*>8
1*
'8
110
110%
*110
316
316
32i2
32i£
>8 *->-
316
*
1
32U
33
>16
>16
Hi h
02 H
39
o
Morris & Essex 1st gu 3 Ks
11
*54 H
Nat Distillers Prod
32
NO. Low
80
f 5s series A
s
22% Apr
15% Nov
48% Nov
Oct
% Dec
i 26
Since
Jan. 1
High
79
s
Gen & ref
56
45%
*,
80
Gen & ref
44
•
-
11% May
12% Dec
2
J
§*Montreal Tram 1st & ref 5s. 1941
Feb
15%
6% May
53% Jan 13
Low
96% Ap)
11% Not
8% May
7578 Mar
95
prefer.ed.... 100
Reynolds Spring..._...i...l
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B. 10
Commoi
CM.
-.10
500
29%
53
10%
$
% per share
10
Feb 15
81%May 9
6
Oct20
28%May 29
52
Jan 17
Richfield Oil Corp.....No par
7% Feb 14
Rltter Dental Mfg
No par
6
Apr 15
Roan A itelipe Copper Mines.
4
Oct 8
Rnberold Co (The)
No par
1434May 1
R.s Ess Iron & Steel Corp...1 >
984 Feb 15
$2.50conv preferred.No rar
4238Mar 1
JRutland RR 7% pref-..-100
■
Oct 18
■'•'•v.
Par
Reynolds Metals Co..-No par
2,400
.90
9012
*0i8
6'4
•
Shares
11 s4
11%
90%
*43
:
*U
>4
ns4
9112
11%
4
1734
11%
*384
*17%
*1114
17
1184
91
*7
7»8
4
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4
17i2
ah
'16
»14
0i8
0'8
2984
1.
83s
♦3»4
4
1712
1034
*334
11%
9012
*0
2934
*5212
8
IOI4
92
6
30
55
IOI4
.2934
*52%
♦91
6
0*2
*6
11«4
92
II84
1134
S der share
$ ver share
I ♦ er share
$ vrr share
1184
9012
11*4
Range
Asked
&
Highest
Railroad & Indus. Cos. (CorU.)
$ vcT share
or
Friday's
■
W
""15
"
17
13
82
•
70
86%
13
105%
102%
100%
101%
108%
113%
113%
105%
78%
60
109%
106%
104%
103%
112%
117%
117%
107%
89%
86%
.
Volmue
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 3999
154
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
"c?
una
V-/:';
bonds
N.-Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
II
Week s
Frioay
Lust
■Rnnfie or
Sale
LOW: AND
HIGH
SALE
Sales
Railroad & Indus. Cos.
mi,
Bid
High
*
No
D
113M
113M
114M
50
r
112M
111M
112M
111 M
..1970 J D
105M
Low
110*3
24
110M
1st A ref mtee 3s ser J
g
4S..1938
...1938
$ ner share
3 Ms series C: —.-1966 J I
Mb...1955 3
J
1960 MA
111
111M
83 M
♦104 M
♦105
90
*35
*107%
il2S4
6*4
"} *3*4
1st M s f cr 3s loan ctfs...... 1955
'57%
57 M
A
V
F
100
ParrreleeTra's deb 6s..—...1944
1
O
53
Pat A Pass ic G A E cons 53. .1949
4/
8
deb. .1947
f 7s.......1942
28-year Is
.........1963 F A
Pennsyl Gla^s Sand 3Ms .....I960 1 D
Pa Ohio A Det 1st A ref 4 Ms A '77 4 O
4M» series B
1"81 / J
124
-
1?0% 126
95
08
•
95
*103 M
105
108M
108M
106
105M
106
103% 107
104M
105
105 M
29
102 M
102 M
104M
102M
104% 105%
102% 105
105
106
111
A
ilo""
109M
110
108
/
10SH
108M
109
106% 110%
*104%
112M
If N
V/N
May. 1.1948 M N
Gen mtge 3*48 series C.—1970 4 O
Consol si iking fund 444s——I960 F A
94 M
...1965
1
1968
Debenture g 4Ms.1970
Ge er< l 4M« series 1)
: —1°81
Gen mtge 4Ms series E--:.—198!
J
Gceri.l 4Mb °eries A
end 5s series B
Ge
•
.
—:—...
ria A Ewter i4seXt-:i:-—
♦1 ncome is—»-.-Apr
Pe
Pere M ir mctte 1st'ser A
1st 4s series B
6s—
—- —
-
104%
105%
120% 125%
101% 108%
111*
H0M
111%
110
92 M
90
4
O
101
I01M
91%
101 M
J
J
101 M
100
101%
87-M
O
1
O
1956 J
1956 J
♦Conv deb 6s.
Phillips Petrol lfis debs
Series
Series
Series
110
108
H7"
:
107 M
106%'
111%
107M
111M
27 H
If S
115%
-
6M
6%
6%
6M
i%i 7"j
104 M
6%
7
105
99% 105%
I
63%
♦108%
MN
F
1
-u.-
108% 110%
A
J
109
113
If N
113
M N
5s series A. .——1970
mtge 5s scries B
1975
1
D
lt9%
1
O
110
.-.----1977
4 Ms A*. 1952
PIttB Steel 1st mtee 4 Ms
1950
Pitts Va A Char 1st 4s guar...1943
Pitts A W Va 1st 4 Ms ser A... 1958
1st mtge 4 Ms series B -——1959
1st mtge 4M8 series C —1960
J
Series
Geu mtge
Gen
»' Gen
4M« series C-
—
Pitts Cole A Iron conv
F
A
A
liO
103
104
103%
104
7
100M
100
100%
/
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Public Service El A Gas 3%8—1968
1st A ref mtge 5s-.-„ —
2037
1st A ref mtge 8):—
2037
Pub 8erv of Nor 111 3 Ms
1968
Purity Bakeries s f deb 53.. —1948
Reading Co Jersey Ce.it coll is. 1951
Gen A ref 4Ms series A.—.1997
i
Gen A ref 4 Ms series B
.1997
Remington Rand deb 3 Ms—1056
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52
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Wash! agto.n Gas Lt Co .No par
.5
-.1
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150
ler
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28% May
June 13
71
May
143
June 21
120
June
9% Apr
4
22% Jan
105% Jan
4
5% May
16% May
6
89
6% Jan
6
36
4
53
Pictures.:—...5
S3.85 preferred..-—.No par
26',iSept
5% Sept
75
Jan
2
Waukesha Motor Co.
10
3%
Oct 11
71
95
102
93%
50
103
*9234
103
117
210
140
300
*534
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103%'
300
23%
23%'
2,100
3
1
7%
71%
•
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20
20%
121
91«!
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9,700
95
98
25
122i2
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25
25%
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68
*65
68
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14%
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14%
14
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14
434
434
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3%
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50
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1%
1%
1%
134
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4%
4%
4%
6
6
6
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6%
71%
——
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21
21
•
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2,100
140
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54
54
54
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54
54
9%
34%
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34%
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9%
34%
66%
19%
9
34%
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9%
9%
9%
9%
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2%
238
2-%
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9%
2%
54%
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76
61
15% July
25;
17% Jan
9
Jan 14
8% July 11
.
5% Jan 10
May
7»<
7%
-4%
3%
Aug
May
Mar
May
66%
119% 119%
9%
9%
35-4 35:%
88
13
13
13
.
60
(
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—-
100
600
Oct 17
Oct 16
77
114
Sept 17
July
73% Aug 21
29
June
7534 Aug 21
2534 July
Aug
July
16*4 May
30
May
13% May
56
June
39
June
122
July 24
91
June
80
Jan 11
73
May
62%May 28
22% Jan
17% Apr 24
15% May
8
17% Jan 10'
120
934 May
98
Jan 10
12% Jan 11
6
Aug 5
18'8 Jan 6
15% Apr 3
8% Oct 9
30% Apr 18
Apr 26
12% Oct 10
8% Oat 16
May
03| June
42% Jan
26% June
95
83
2%j 11,600 | Zonlte Products Corp..:.:—1
Jau
60
34% Jan
130
Feb 25
June
6
7
7
22
21
30
147
114
45
116
Sept 18
June
Jan 30
Apr 23
Oct
33% Jan
Mar 15
86
Ze dth Radio Corp..—No par
2%
3% May
52% Oct 10
53% Oct 16
You lgst'n Steel Door..No par
2,100
2%
7
16% Feb 19
5%% prefe*red series A.100
2,400
9%
Jan
98
Youngstoen S AT_ ——No par
938
Jan
3
85
Young Spring A Wire..No par
9%
1%
5% Jan 13
11% Apr 21
5,600
....
2% Jan 11
Apr 18
Apr 24
Feb 15
26%May 26
Wocdwnrtn (B" W) Oo.--.--10
Worthl lgt'n PAM(Del)No par
Yellow Truck A Coach cl B.. 1
20
*83
Wisconsin El Pow 6% pref. 10)
2%May 12
3%
4%
65%
109%
23%
Yale A Towne Mfg Co—— 25
500
35%
—No par
400
55
13%
Wll '.on A Co lac
Jau
1»4
3
1% Apr 16
—.10
preferred
-,500
300
108
19%
conv
4,400
r
55
88
9
M ay
85
18% May
l%May
7% preferred A————100
6% preferred B—...-.100
Prior pref 4%% series.. 100
Prior pf 4%% conv ser. .100
Wright Aeronautical—-No par
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr (Del).No (inr
*10)
66%
19%
1338
6%
56 preferred.-..----No par
126
13%
13%
119
119%
; 50
2,
3034 July 31
1434 May
Woodward Iron Co——.—.10
2134
*121
*18%
Jan
Deo
38
700
15,100
*106
*66%
05
Jan
273« May
108
9
July 23'
Aug
54%June28
'*"400
24%
30%
140
.
Muy
26
26% July 31
W.llv's -Overlanu Motors.——1
123
55%
110
Feb 15
2,700
121
103
May
Mar 22
20% Feb 14
2,900
5,900
*105
55_
76
41
4%
140
103
100
Deo
15% May
2
12% Feb 14
4
Apr 21
3% Oct 16
preferred-——_- .20
M34
126
*98% 102
%
14% May
4
Jan
21% Apr 18
64 May 19
10% Jan 7
Wilcox Oil A Gas Co.———5
72
24%
30%
21%
4% May
Prior
200
*110
it
2% May
'
$ I conv preferred——No par
"eoo
2%
72
71%
*110
Aug 29
June
"
22
2
.
Wnlte Sewing Mach Corp. —1
22
52
.22
112
90
Wnlte Rock Mi lSpr Co No par
3:%
6
May
21
1% Oct 15
34% Juu 10,
36% July 14
60
1
White Motor Co
141
Apr 16
Aug 18
Wneell ig A L Erie Ry Co. 100
40 0
200
11
100% May
24% July 22
27% Apr 17
105
1,100
*3%
*44%
2
27%June
No par
T $4.50 preferred
5
*434
*44%
120%May 2
3lb Oct 23
$5 conv prior pref—.No par
Waite De ital Mfg(Thc SS) .20
3%
222
- -
"260
68
4%
2%
1%
: :
•-
31% Oct
105
June
June
108% May
l%May 13
18% Feb 13
5%% conv pref
100
Wne ulng Steel Corp...No par
3%
50
— —
3,200
27%
*4%
22
*2
.
14%
14
26%
*65%
*13%
*13%
91
80
4% July 31
9
July 31
1734 Apr 22
71% Oct 23
Dec
Aug
96% May
9
5% Oct 18
'35 Feb
I
——.
Weston Elec 1 rstrument.12.5Q
Westvaco Color Prcd_.No par
:
2% May
15% May
5834
3
Oct
May
80
20% July 15
234 Apr 28
Rig'.ltS
29%
14
Jan 10
117% Jan
107
May
13% May
107% JanlS
100
aryland..
23% Mar
May
20
29% July 22
3I6
"
104% Apr 26
10
Western Pacific
72%'
73%
122%
115
15% Feb 19
100
—
Mar 31
4% 2d prefer ei
— 100
6% pref: -100
Western Union Telegraph.100
Westlighouse Air Brake.Vo par
WeS.lnguouse El A Mf J
50
1st preferred
50
100
8,800
.
112
5
22
7
3
Western M
200
29%
29%
29
6% preferred-
Wes:er 1 Auto Supply Co
700
3
*5%
7%)
Oct 18
July 31
9334 Oct 22
West Penn Pr Co
105%
25%
93
100
7% preferred.:——100
6% preferred... ——.-.100
4%% pf.100
30
*92
93-%
| 116% 11634
Feb
May
% M ay
334 May
6
80
Deo
30
22
17
13
22
20% Jan
4% Jian
June
% May
13% Aug
2
May
1% July 31
2% Oct 16
80
-
22%
*70
95
.
Wayne Pump Co
—-I *75
23
—
May
18% May
9
2
21% Oct
38
Sept
2334 Jan
17'% July
June
3
Sept 18|
15% Sept 18
63gSept 9
l%Juue 9
3%May 13
»l6June
May
36%June
5
13% Apr 19
234 Feb 19
100
.
.
Muy
:6
4
102
12%' Oct 17
13,400
—
109
Sept 16
33% Feb
z1234 Feb 13
—No par
7% preferred
1>4 May
.14
May
Jan
42
18%June 3
14 May 14
CHss B_
,
400
8
2 334
Feb 19
19-8
938
2%
80
May
12% May
8% May
50
*2
2%
V- 2%
4
9%
15%
9
15%
15
15%
132
9%
14%
15
12
9%
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15M
15%
16
606
9%
14%
15%
151
9%
16%
16
16%
15%
76 M
75%
76%
30
58%
32
79%
35% *64%
11>*% ...Feb. 15, 1945
"37"
57%
34%
37
85
17%
41%
22%
Federal Home Land Banks
♦
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18%
D
18%
83%
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4
8%
97%
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93
106M
11
69
9%
78
81
Bid
d Dcf. delivery,
Asked
Commodity Credit Corp—
He
2s
—
May
Bid
-Apr.
15, 1942 109.0
1, 1943 102.7
5%
11%
2s
70%
98%
Call May 16,'42 at 100 'A
102.10
U
101.6
101.9
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are
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101.9
101.13
subject to all Federal tax<.i.
99.31 100.1
notes Feb. 1, 1944 101.20 101.23
Rate
Maturity
Mar.
15, 1942
Sept. 15, 1942
Dec.
15, 1942
l'A%
..
..
..
JMar. 15, 1943
15, 1943
Sept. 15, 1943
June
8 Rousing Authority
,H% notes Nov. 1,1941:
Int.
Int.
Jan. 15,1942 100.10 106.13
1%—-July
1,1942 1C0.22 1C0.25
tJi%— Oct. 15,1942 1C0.15 1C0.17
tH<i%— July 15,1943 100.26 1C0.28
tl%—Apr. 15. 1944 100.19 100.21
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May 16, 1943
.
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Asked
Federal Natl Mtge Assa-
Cull Jan. 3, '42 at 101..
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Corp—
109.23 100.26
..—Apr.
4%
n
Reconstruction Finance
1,1943 100.18 100.21
2%
104% 106%
121% 124%
t lu rcceivers.Up.
Obligations of Governmental Agencies—Friday, Oct. 24
*A%
♦124
25
*121
*82
158
UN
Warren Fdy A Pipe—..No par
29%
12%
9%.
2,300
3
*353i
66%! 66
66
66% 67.
*18-%
l?',j *18%
19
18%
18% *18%
19%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%. 13%
*118% H9% *118% 119
*118% 11J
*118% 119
12%
31
*106
53
r
31
3034
21%
*08% 103%
*65% 66%
9
2834July
% Mar 11
Feb 4
30%
*51
31%
6
3034
53
88
par
30%
20%
98
9
par
S3 preferred———..No
24
98
34
Ward Baking Co cl A—No par
1,450
24.,
*53%
*82
100
20%
24
55
9
Dlvredeem pref—No par
20%
24
*53
31
100
20
71%
*110%
54
88 if
200
1,100
2
118% July 23
35
.——25
6% preferred
25
31%Mar 29
Vulcan Dctlanlng Co...:.10}
89
Feb 15
Preferred.—.——_ 100 135 Mar 27
Waldorf System... ....No pari
8
Jan 2
Walgreen Co ———No Pari
17% Apr 22
4%% pref with warr
100
96%Jnne27
W ilwcrth Co
No pari
3% Oct 16
Walk(H) Good A W Ltd No par'
25%May 311
—
IWarrenBrcsCc—No
71%
*51
55%! *53%
33%
2% Jan
Apr 3
Oct 17
900
21%
30%
*10)%
*23%
123
*82
12
5% pf 100
73%
%
20%
6
*106
98
19% Apr 22
115% Feb 17
Virginian Ry Co--
2,300
72% 73% 89,200
230
121
122
3g
%6
5g 314,400
300
29%! *28:% 30
10)
*32% 31%' *32%
31%' *32% 34%
110
110
*110
30
110% *110
110%
*54
61% *51
61% *51
01%
6
30%
30%
-20%
2034 21
*121
140
140
53%'
May
%
2934
22
126
53
19
*71%
716
*16
22
70
26
7%!
29%
1)%
7134
4%
70%
27% Sept 10
6% div partic preferred. 100
700
*18%
3
1%
24%
Mar 1,3
1% Apr 14
VaElA Pow S6 pref —.No par
600
*%
2%
....
Aug
20
Cnem....No par
5
105%
♦2%
*3%
;
*95
6
*106
102
26%
*28
4%
*23%
60
73
70%
196
122
I
29
21%
*65%
13%
13%
4%
*3%
*44%
4%
534
22%
95
26%
29%
2%
1%
72%' 70%
I... *109%
*110%
93%
104
*95
"
1%
*75
102% 102%
3
29
50
35% May
6034 Jan
1434
5%
19%! *19
July
Mar 26
Aug 20
25% July 31
245«
68
13%
14
4-%
3%
*2
July 30
57
71% JanlS
106% Jan 25
22%
*21%
112
8
06
Va Iron Coal A Coke
50)
5
Aug
45
—
21%
June
July 10
Aug 20
10
101
Jan
May
22%
28
116
Mar 26
7)
32%
Jan
Dec
June
57
—
*14%
*4%
*»4
21%
4%
%
12
26
66
Va-Carolloa
200
70
159
128
Mar 17
5
98
j *95
25%
1434
5%
June
100
500
,
Api
Dec
18% Noa
Muy
59
6
15
6
7is
I
207
S
400
A pi
2%
Victor Chemical Works.....5
2,000
24
*97
5
Dec
2»4
»K Nov
3
*32% 34%
3234 3134' *32l2 31%
*;10)% 110% *109% 110% *109% 110%
*54
61% *54 v 61% *54
61%
:
101
100
Vlck Caemlcal Co.—
5% preferred—'
11734 11734
19%
19%
*35
35%
*32
-.5
Ap>
50
63%
34% Jan
Apr 18
39%
,
May
45
Jar.
No*
130
June
134»4 June
Jai
67% Nov
*73% Der
76% Nut
12% May
8ept 22
Jar.
Apt
1
.% Aug 28
30
Sept 18
1134 Sept 26
2034 Aug 4
112% Sept 23
39%Jur.e 2
Vlcks Shreve A Pac Ry.-.lOO
1%
24
15
2
20i4 Oct 17
7% 1st preferred
500
24%
1%
Jan
134
41%
117
41
Aug 22
3 00
—
42% June
1% Dec
Jan 21
161
ilum Corn of Am.No par
la
Van Rialte Co Inc....
61
*24
157
Jan 17
Van Norman Mach Tool..2.50
Va
200
43%
June
..No par
Pr 3 f erre d.
1,900
■
22%
20%
,;
123
%
31
*29
15%
M
*42%
48
Feb
-i
1934
15%
97%
50
30
*—.
64
May 20
133
1634Mar
72
49%
J
42*4
61
VadscoSales.:..
,300
.
2
140
—
8% preferred.,—100
Universal Plotures 1st pref.100'
65% Mar
20
10%
14
J
100
$4 conv preferred.:—No par
West Pern El class A..No par
75
29
y73
14%
18M
24%
114
% Apr 28
44% Apr 25
12 May 10
S6co'iv preferred—..No par
WebsterEtspnlahr.——NO Par
7% preferred.
100
38
48%
J
United Stores nlass A.......5
Unive stl-CycJops Steel Corp 1
Universal i^eaf Tob.
No par
Wesson Oil A S lowdrlft No par
*2%
*75,.
7%
49M
J
1% Jan 7
1% Jan 4'
02
Sept 16
16% Jan 10i
200
38
J
J
May 10
3",660
2%
J
3
1
22%
*5%
3
UN
Corp....1
300
%
20%
1934
J
MS
48348ept 11'
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3%
82
15M
Mar 27
May
103% May
29% Deo
33% Jan 131
2%
95
26's
33%
J
30
May
42
42
"165
Deo
60
Jan 13
14%
117
82 M
3
130
2
25
1,300
,
*112% 114%
*11%
*24%
41%
:: 83
21
2%
14%
*92
35
J
7% preferred
United Stockyards
1,000
28
22%
12%
25%
*25%
*%
93%
M S
3
10
25
14%
*6%
",6
30
70
60
•>
1,500
13
Aug
% May
16
May
68% May
39% May
103%Sept 11
65% Apr 4
76% Jan 29
7034 Jan 6
2V
*95%
31
7>ar
...100
U 8 Tobacco Co —.—No par
No*
14%'
3%
0%
.;,-*%
30%
110%
18%
10%
*108%
J
.
%«[.
125
-
■
*106
*23%
6%
O
3%.
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.
*121
18
110
_._No
——
Preferred.......
Apr
24
143g
26%
5%
107
v
95 M
O
A
110
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85
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13
13
13%
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13
18
74%
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200
29,700
55% Mar
69% Apr
4938 Apr
115%June
22«8 Apr
39
22
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2%
26%
27%
5%
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1
131
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85
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60
38%
27% June
400
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21%
3%
50
16%
100
—
21'4 June
19%
14%
2%
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42%
4
17% Feb 14
80% Feb 15
—
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46
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par
.—..10
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1234 Apr
74
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26
Sept 24
2% July 23
28% Sept 17
19%
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11
26%
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U 8 Rubber Co.
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31% Aug
19%
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101% 102
26%
17%
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12,700
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28
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27
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19
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46
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Oct
105
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26%
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26% Apr 26
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18% Apr 12
34
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183
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100
Jai
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43
300
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Apr 18
1,700
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11
89
2«« May
Feb 10
conv
97
5% May
165
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3
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8
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33
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20
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118
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33
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28
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101
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64
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78
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1952
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1990
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S A A Ar Pass 1st gu g 4s.. — -1943
Santa Fe Pres & Pheu 1st 53—-1942
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5
434
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%
.
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13
15
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July 22
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..
22
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11
15
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bond ctfs
78
19
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.
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101
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412
34
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I 153
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41
60
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9
2,200
.
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10%
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19%
19%
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103
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A Grand island 1st 4s..1947
——
40
,
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A
Saguenay Pow
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1950
♦Certificates of deposit—.
♦Prior lien 5s series B
— 1950
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78
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♦Direct mtee 6s
1952 MN
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3
70%
—
Mar
8
Sept
117
3
2% Feb 19
84
Jan
75
90
3%
9%
.
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20
101%
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152
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Jan
42
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.
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64
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35
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debentures..-.-.1952
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-1977
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22
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s
2,100
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J
May
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22
J
Jan
5
51%
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80
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1
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56 1st nreferred——.No par
21%
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3
U 8 Distrlb C irpoonv pref. 100
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J
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4
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110
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270
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11
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2% May
105
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50%
7%
6
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26%
3
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$5 preferred-.......No par
*16%
11
38% Oct
United MerAManu Inc vto. 1
3
51%
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2
300
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60
17,200
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share
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United Eng A Fdy„.......5
107
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93
106
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100
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|
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--...100
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5
93
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1950
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113
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1948
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1977,
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.-.. —
74
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60
62%
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Oct. 24
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Week
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.
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57
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Friday
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15, 1943
.
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Mar. 15, 1944
15, 1914
102.18
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102.21
Sept. 15, 1944
Mar. 15, 1945
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101.7
101.25
101.27
101.4
101.6
109.17
100.19
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101.30
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101.21
101.5
1%
-
101.19
.
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24
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32
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51
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207
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235
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1
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48%
67%
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39%
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.
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-Nov
1 1945 MN
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1 1946 MN
1 1946 MN
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—
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82
63
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2
78
86
72
84%
.
—
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2.00s:-.:---
;
31%
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15
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105%
29
5s—1951 j
53—.1944
J
89
Texas & P.cific 1st gold
Gen & ref 5s series
1979
63%
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126%
110%
111%
89%
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30
6
13
107%
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100
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64
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362
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.-.
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62%
62%
74%
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24.
7b
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101%
101%
102%
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99% 101%
Va Llec & Pow
27
48%
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44%
89%
38%
88%
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100
103
100%
102
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1952 A
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.
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97
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25-ye?.r gold 5s
30-year 5s
^Westphalia
'
—
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38%
65 - 73%
106% 108%
124%128%
107% 111
111% 114
109% 111%
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33
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70
109
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118
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;
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115
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%
27
43%
40
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42%
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110%
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109%
109%
106% 110
102%
101%
101% 103%
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J
M
103%
115
S
101%
101%
1960 MN
101%
101
1948
,.,..;.„.
1st mtge s f 3 %s ser D.
106%
101% 105
112% 115
92% 96%
105% 107%
40
12%
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Wise Public Service 3%s— ;.-. 1971 I
3
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52
114%
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-
41
104
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43%
104
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27:
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114%'
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sale-not lne.uded In the ysar's range.
n Jnder-the;rule sale
year's range, r Cash sale not included in the year's range.
of **.8484.
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3
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109
69
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15
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Wilson & Co 1st M 4s A
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v
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.
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110.
70
59
135
97
91%
100
111%
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82
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25
31%
33%
46
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Wheeling & L E RR 4s;
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*
20
111%
67
95
89
88% 96%
100
104%
104% 107
15
30%
15
29%
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73% 89
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25%
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85%
9
25
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33
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J
88%
90
J
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1960 M S
j
97
25
Western Union Teleg g 4%s._ ,1950 M N
,
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20%
101%.. 102 T'
162%
90%
160%
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1958 A
67%
17
98
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13%
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_
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101*4
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53—...2003
25%
161
103
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;♦6s absented... J..;
1946 MS
-
33
B.—.1968 M S
ser
144
83%
1977 J
J
.1943 ao
West N Y & Pa gen gold 4s.
101
*
Virginian Ry 3% series A—1966 MS
97%
100,
103
*103 % <
-1944
Va Iron Co^.1 & Coke 1st g 5s.
Tol & Ohio Cent ref & impt 3%sl960
-v
100%
100%
100%
-1951
.
41
;
With declaration.
402
A
Vandalia RR cons g 4sseries A.1955
Coass f,4sseries B—i—...1957 MN
65
14
102
1 1954 MN
.1944
a
Western Maryland 1st 4s.—.
11st A ref 5%s series A. i- v.
102%
103
103%
103%
104%
104
104 ^
102%
103%
104%.
,
100%
101%
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102%
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1953 MN
Utah Power & Light 1st 63—
75
62
100
.1947
*3%
.
31%
7%
119
+110%
West-Va Pulp & Paper 3s—J..195J 3
5
*101%
1951 MN
sented A. —.j.
United Btockyds 4%s w w—
Utah Lt &-Trac 1st & ref 5s..
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136
22%
23
L
100% 102%
100
103%
n
..
.
81%
12
14
M S
4 Registered..,.—-.,,....2361 J
♦Seesf 6%sseries C..... ..1951
-1951
♦3 %8 assented C..
tSlnk fund deb 6 %s ser A. -.1947
98
33%
62
52%
101
23%
.
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f
.
45%
22%
JJ
3
100% 102
*101%
1 1951 MN
♦3%sassented A.;....
3
5
81%
31%
25%
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30
"24""
0
76%
13
14
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21%
,1955 AO
102%
102
101%
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2.65s......v-—--May 1 1955 MN
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D
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.—1965 A
—.
368
,
'
23
t>
_
62
22%
22%
22%
t 22 %
G
-.1945 3
Westchester I-tg 5s stpd gtd.: .1950
Gen mtge 3%s:—11967
West Pe rn Power 1st 5s E—'. .1963
1st mtge 3%s series I....... 1966
■
102
1(0
May
"23%
AO
..—.
100% 102
101%
1 1952 MN
1 1953 MN
......
Hi h
44
372
33%
23%
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MS
F A
76%
30
M P
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1 1952 MN
2.60S-.-i......-..Nov
25 •%
100
100.
1
O
102
102%
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A
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102 X
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102%
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2.55s......
100
*101%
2.45s.
110% 113%
108% 112
88
94%
102% 107%
102% 107%
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1
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60%
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—
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■
100% 103%
123% 128%
78
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Third Ave Ry 1st ref 4s....—1960 ■I
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""3?
102%
62%
62%
64%
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♦AdJ income 5s—_Jan 1960
§*Tblrd Ave RR 1st g 53—.1.1937
24
103%
107
53....2000
B——1977
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107%
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>
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107
.1965
.
108%
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103%
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A
Warren RR 1st ref gu g 3 %s
.2000
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1 1951 MN
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.
6!
1
96%
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—
3
J
33
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101
1 1949 MN
1 1949 MN
——.—..Nov
32%
O
—
100% 100%
100
1 1948 MN
1 1948 MN
May
Nov.
2-.05S.....May
53—1955 j
.
Walworth Co 1st M 48
I 6s debe itures. y .....
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A
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100%
100
: 100%
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1 1947 M-N
Nov
.
—
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89
80
-
-
s
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—
-
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4s.1953
Texarkana & Ft 8 gu 5>$8 A... 1950
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75
81
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re
57
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224
..
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81
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94%
65%
109% 112
4
86
-
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79
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; 92
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1 1944 MN
1 1945 MN
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112%
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—
v
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89%
16
76%
-
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26%
36
103% 106%
103
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j
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107
100
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.
96% 101%
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82% 02
107 .108%
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1 1943 MN
1 1943
MN
48
j
8
107
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Jan. 1
*99%
1 1942 MN
1.1253
70%
81
92
Nov
84
85 J*
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90%
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May
111%
1953
Studebaker Corp conv deb 6s.. 1945
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112%
96
99%
-Nov
108%
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90
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107%
'1
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80
81
98%
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71
213
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a
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I .5 ♦Toledo & Chic Div g 4s-1941
{♦Wabash Ry ref &«en 5%s A. 1975
J ♦Ref gen 5s series B........1976
? tRef & geri 4%s series C.... 1978
107%
05 CO
'High
,
.
Range.
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,
•*.
Asked
&
Low
————1939 MN
—
-
Walker (Hiram) G & W—
i Convertible deb 4% i..;:
l.oos—
--
108%
standard 01! N J deb 3s—-1961
107;
Nov 1 1941 MN
May 1 1942 MN
—
.75s
■
55%
55%
55%
111%
g
105%
••8%
13%.
59%
HI y
•:
8 •
102%
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Bid
:
,
—
5*2d gold 5s——
t
United States Steel Corp—
Serial debentures
.■;■
106
108%
{♦Spokai.e Interaat 1st
106%
(Del): 5s.-J. .1953 M P
UN J RR & Canal gen 4s..- .1944 M S
C—------1968 j
1st & ref 3sserles
112%
10223w
Wabash RR Co.—
S*lst gold 5s——
j
•
Uuited Drug Co
122%
1.80s--.
"92
_
Swift & Co 2%s
61%
62%
4s-.--.1955 j j
1st 4s stamped... ...-—---1955 j
j
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j
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Devel & ge.i 6s
.1956 a O
Devel & gen 6%8——1956 a O
Mem Div 1st g 58---.—-.--1996 j
St Louis Div 1st g 4s.....--1951 ,/
So'western Bell Tel 3 Mis B-—1964 j D
'■■"■4
102%
A
1st & land grant 4s.—;. .1947 3
.1947
1.625sBo Pac RR 1st ret guar
112
.1971 MN
.1980 ID
Ref mtge 3%s ser A.United Biscuit 3%s debs..... .1955 4 0
United Clgar-Whelan Sts 5s. .1952 a n
106% 109%
109%
34%
7 OX
——
—
%':*
V
103
104
47%
48%
46
1949
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67%
.'
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"f lij
Price
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s
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"Friday's1;;
■SaleA
g si
Railroad & Indus. Cor. (Concl.)
High
\
<
4s registered-. -■'L-'.
34-year 3%s deb
35-year 3%s deb-.i-.—
v.
•
102% 104%
101% 104%
103% 107%
119
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r
South Bell Tel &Tel 3%S—.. .1962 4 0
3s debentures...... ~- .1979 J
Southern Colo Power 6s A—— .1947 j
Odd 4%s.,.__•——
106%
*9
WN
debentures_ *....._-1959 F
Union Pacific RR—
27
31
*5
1949 ID
106%
13
s,
94%
,
Soeony-Vacuum Oil 3s debs.„ .1964 3
South & Nor Ala RR gu 5s.- - .1963 a
V'_
.-.1952 FA
f 7s
sec s
102%
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UJigawa Llec Power s f 7s.- —.1945 \l P
U ion Elec Co of Mo 3%s
1971 MN
^{♦CJnion Elec Ry (Chic) 5s.. .1945 A r
Union Oil of Calif 6s series A. -1942 F A
17%
2%
1949 MP
deb'A1963
7%s...1955
TrLCent Corp 5s conv
♦Tvr 1 Hydro-El Pow
7%
97
100%
100%
.1952 A 0
.
122
3%
2%
4%
3%
10%
2%
3s
simmois Co deb 4s
Skelly Oil 3s debs
1%
99%
.1951 M S
——
15%
101%
Week
Last
J,
-
Week Ended Oct. 24
-
,
70%
84%
108% 104%
93% 102%
ifl
BONDS
-f
N?'' Y'.v- STOCK'EXCHANGE :/J. .^•2
'
Jan. 1
N0y Low
/.-«
t-
.
*1
82
if
Range
i Since
1*
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D
'MiFrUay
..High
i'.,.
82
O
J
X
17%
4% "46
4%
3%
F
.1946 F
.1941 F
4s (Cent
Low
1942
4s..1946
Toronto Ham 4 Buff 1st g
Trenton G & El 1st g 5s.
8%
IFeeA'jt;
Range or
Friday's:
Rid A
Asked
MS
2
12
Sale
Price
Tol W V & Ohio 4s series C—.
64
:5%
8
7%
:
7%
6%
.1961 J
.1952 3D
f debs..... — -----Sliinyetsu LI Pow 1st 6His...
•Siemens & H -lska deb 6%s.,
♦
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—
5
8
Shell Union Oil 2 %s debs— .1954 3
,
'ST
15
9
•
41
o%
5%
MS
6
1%
1%
7%
t§*Atl & Blrm 1st gu 4s...1933
2 %s s
14
1%
—
{♦►Seaboard All FU6s A ctfs...l935
♦68 Series B certificates.....1935
■'
14
12%
14
5s—
Oct 1949 F A
{(♦Refunding 4s.
;
..1959 AO
♦Certificates of deposit
co
1
■
Tol Bt Louis <fe West 1st 48.—1950 A
14
0
A
'♦Adjustment
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BONDS
•"
N.'Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
u Week Ended Oct. 24
High
.i,
{Seaboard Air Line Ry—
{♦1st
V.'W I
,
Jan. 1
No, Low
High
Low
Cot. (Co«L)
Railroad & Indus.
8-a Friday
So
Lhst
IFeefc's
Sns
■
Tuesday, October ;28, 1941
.y
y
-.;■:v.,. -::
'+ { Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
Section 77 of the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
.
,* Friday's bid and asked price.
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74
♦ Bonds
No sales transacted during current week.
selling flat.
•
'
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WEEKLY
NOTICE—Cash
and
deferred delivery
sales are disregarded in "the
footnote in the week in which they occur.
In the following
last
Last
Week's Rang>
for
Sale
of Prices
Price
Low
High
a
B..
whether stock
Low
16%
21%
...1
5
1,000
5%
—
2%
2%
1%
1,300
1%
War rants.-
88%
AUbama Gt Southern-.50
107
Alabama Power Co $7 pf.*
2%
Alles& Hsler Inc com.—*
Jan
Amer Meter Co.—.
26
75%
Apr
Jan
Jan
94%
Jan
2% May
.Sept
Jan
'is
91
50
18%
Clacs A conv com..—25
14
18%
4
Altorfer Bros common. —*
Aluminum Co common. —*
•6% prefer.ed.
—-, —
112%
100
Aluminum Goods Mfg.—*
13%
114
111
6% preferred
Sept
Mar
Amer
Mar
69%
2%
May
1%
Aug
American Book Co——100
"25%
X
25%
4%
AmerBox Board Co com.l
2
Apr
Sept
Jau
20
22%
4% May
155
Jan
Aro
Jan
Art
Mar
65
100
80
Aug
X July
24% May
400
4
18%
Class A common.,—
10c
10c
132
"67"
200
1
"67"
Oct
"50
35
"is Sept
Jan
5%
July
■■■•.
19%
18%
19%
18%
150
16% May
150
1%. May
X
1,600
Cyanatnid class A. 10
Class B n-v
10
Amer Export Lines com.„l
39
25
23%
11%
Elec—10
preferred
22%
100
AmerCe ;eral Corp com 10c
$2 conv preferred.
....
Amer Lt & Trac
com.—-25
preferred
Preferred
— —
shown above are
1
Oct
5,200
6%
Apr
79% June
7% June
6%
Jan
■G 4%
Apr
10% June
10
-
100
200
!
600
Atlas Corp warrants......
%
7%
15%
Apr
Oct
Plywood Corp
*
Auburn Central Mfg —..*
1is
Oct
?16
Jan
13%
30%
July
Automatic Voting Mach.. *
Jan
Feb
3
300
Jan
Oct
33
Jan
26%
22
350
13
4,400
16%
11%
Feb
12%
Feb
23% 8ept
15%
Apr
28% June
28%. Oct.
compiled from official sales lists
5%
Jan
11% May
84
Aug
June
y
%
7%
3%
v
Apr
109%
3%
Aug
29%
4%
July
July
1,100
200
4%
2,800
"460
.
%
5%
13%
2%.
Jan
-r10%"
17%
3
114
6,300
1,700
'■■
120
96!
May
32%
34 %|
160
23%
%
2,400
Brewster
—
1
19
Aeronautical... 1
July
Brill Corp class A.
—
-—;-*
Class B—■..—
—
—
5% Sept
7%
—
preferred....... 100
Mar
2
Mar
4%
Aug
7%
4%
July
Jan
15.
Jan
16
Jan
%
% May
Jan
Aug
"12%-.. Sept
24%
Jan
5%
Jan
Oct
Oct
Jan
% May
1%
Oct
13%
Apr
40%
Sept
Jan
Mar
Sept
Bept
JaB
32
9%
.
Oct
July
13%
Feb
8%
5%
20%
38%
Apr
Oct
8%
3%
July
Oct
15 X
14%-" 15%
"700
%
38%
%
38%
1,000
38%
400
%
Oct
34% June
7%
7%
200
5% May
%
,
1
38
38
20
Mar
18%
"7%. "7%
2%
%
2%
%
2%
300
150
10%
10%
5%
9%
6
10%
10%
9%
22
""2%
22
1,100
800
5,200
100
2%
300
""3% "3%
500
2
'
-
Oct
•38%
Jan
m
Aug
x
Jan
5%
Oct
21
1-
Apr
Feb
30
"3%
Oct
41
May
Feb
'id Sept
•"2% June
% July
Feb
3%
Feb
5%
Apr
•7%
32
166
■
5
-
Jan
%
6%
11%
July
Sept
Jan
11% Sept
30
Apr
2%
43.
Got
Oct
400
Aug
Jan
%
35% June
11% May
%
July
63
13%
Sept
Jan
July
31
Jan
12%
Apr
10%
July
58
4%
May
55%
Feb
30%
"58"
British Amer Oil Co.....*
17%
Sept
32%
34%
y
V100
BrtlloMfg Co common...*
Class A
„■—.—*
3%
Feb
12% May
Aug
8%
6% June
25
-'-*
2%
May
Aug
r 3%
Bridgeport Gas Light Co.*
Bridgeport Machine..—-*
Preferred—.,.
...100
5
24
Mar
112
7%
Blumonthal (S) &
1
8%
Sept
Oct
Apr
%
1%
IQ.%
Aug
British Amer Tobacco—
Am dep rets
Am dep rets
ord bearer £1
crd reg... £1
British Celanese Ltd—
28%
3%
10
Ayishlre Patoka Collieries I
27%
26
.
27 %
1,000
Oct
Fob
36%
9
Apr
Sept
25
Feb
32%
July
i-Brown Co 6% pref- — -100
Brown Fence & Wire com.l
Purch warrants for com.
4%
4%
600
.30
34%
34%
150
and is the week's range Oct. 18 to Oct. 24.
For footnotes see page 781
%
ord reg- 10s
British Ccl Power cl A—*
Baldwin Locomotive—
...
Bilsa (E W) common,1:.—!
Blue Ridge Corp com....!
83 opt conv pref..—...*
July
8%
Jan
Jan
May
10%
400
100
*
Breeze Corp common..
Jan
11
V
*
—
*
Blauner's com mon
Julj
Apr
2%
——
Babcock & Wilcox Co....*
7% .n-eferred
Jan
Apr
4% Mar
4% Mar
12%
Jan
4%
Apr
15%
Oct
2% May
37
Brazilian Tr Lt & Pow,..*
Axtoo-Fisher Tobacco—
Class A common
6%
100
Birdsboro Steel Foundry
& Machine Co com
*
May
72
Sept
May
Jan
May
May
"3 % .""3%
4%
Jan
3
_.
Warrants.
2
17
•
6% preferred w w._—25
6% preferred x-w.
.25
30
82,50 preferred,:
Jan
Mar
200
Avery (B P) & Sons com.5
113%
3%
.
Automatic Products. —1
9% Apr
21%
Oct
105% May
2% May
Mar
8%
11% Aug
6% June
200
3%
25%
2%
Atlas
Feb
100
Bickfords Iric common.—*
7% 1st preferred—.100
Jan.
Apr
8%
6%
1%
Oct
%
%
Bowma i-Blltmore com... *
3
July
79%
July
Jan
Jan
8:
85 2d preferred
42%
25%
25
Apr
.17%; Apr
2%
Sept
25
15%
0"
16%
2%
BerKey & Gay Furniture. 1
%
1%
150
34%
Co iv preferred.
Oct
Jan
July
X. Sept
Atlantic Rayon Corp..—1
25% June
2H
30
Jan
Jan
%
1,900
8%
112
July
96
High
Oct
5
«»f
"
Bell Tel of Canada—..100
%
%
1%
Atlantic Ccast Line Co..50
100
1
Jan
Feb
450
17
—
Beliaaca Aircraft com.—; 1
Jan
Feb
29
10%
Bell Aircraft Corp com.
'is
•
Assoc Laundries of Amer.*
Feb
125
Jan
,
8%
pref......20
Beech Aircraft Corp;—1
Co..,.*
Bohack (H C) Co com...*
i 7% 1st prefened—.100
Bc-r ie Scrymser.Co.....25
Bourjols Inc....—.....*
_—•*
31
300
8%
coav
2
•
■■■-
8%
8%
8%
It Mills Inc com.. 10
81.50
Oct
4.400
Atlas Drop Fcrge com...5
11,000
Beau
3%
108
-
com.,..5
July
Atlanta Gas Lt 6% pf.100
Atlantic Coast Fisheries..1
%
A
'is
300
'u
Aug
■
Jan
107%
-
200
Baumann—See "Ludwig"
2%
>>
65
25%
4,100
Low
■
Beau Brumrr.ell Ties Inc..$
12
Apr
'is
41
50
,
June
1
Coast RR Co pref.,. 100
21%
"i.3
103
»ic Jan
May
conv
Basic Refractories Inc. —1
Atlanta Birmingham &
28%
81,20
Jan
3%
Oct
3% Aug
3% July
1% Sept
Aug
100
Assoc Tel & Telcla?s A
24
common.100
ir,0
The prices
—
Aug
28
25%
25
6%
Amer Mfg Co
-
Mar
Jan
29
1
*2.50 conv preferred
Amer Hard Rubber Co. .59
Amer Laundry Mach—20
22%
108% 109
2%
2%
,
Mar
310
1
Jan
100
'is
11%
23%
107% 107%
1%
1%
1
1%
7%
7%
93% 93%
8%
8%
5%
5%
4%
5
..1
—
Class A
6,700
25%
'is
Foreign Pow warr..
Amer Fork & Hoe com.—
4%%
Common
6406
"37% "39%
t
5%
U ■
-
i
High
5%
Barium Stat tless Steel... 1
Jan
Sept
JAssocited Gas & Elec—
35
Amer
American Gas &
%
200
£1
•a*
16% June
%
-,..,.25
Class B
Amer
Amer dep rets reg
11%
68%
Amer Cities Power & Lt
Class A
700
0j Prices
Barlow & Seelig Mfg—"
3%
8
Apr
Mar
Sept
1%
"
Range Since Jan. 1,19C
Week's Rangi
Low
Baldwin Rubber Co com.l
X
60%
: •
Associated Elec Industries
Apr
7%
Apr
% Mar
382 Sept
9% May
63
Apr
3%
2%
2%
100
Assoc Breweries of Can.,*
76
99%
'is June
Conv class A——.—-25
7%
Ashland Oil & Ref Co——1
Jan
Sept
.85. preferred
$3 prefe-red—-—
-*
S5.50 prLr pref....-Amer Ce ntrifugal Corp..
1
Metal Works com....5
12
Apr
Price
Be isou & Hedges com...*
Ec.^lpirent Corp.... 1
116
Aug
May
1,300
*
Oct
7%
6% preferred........10
Arkansas P & L $7 pref... *
Oct
,
He
»i6 Apr
Common cl A non-vot-. *
July
American Capital
Common class B
2%
Arkansas Nat Gas com...*
1,100
X
27%
4%
2%
Appalachian Elec Power—
4 % % preferred.,... 100
110
91
American Beverage com.. 1
Writing Paper com *
.....2
111
...100
6%
2%
Feb
42% May
Angostura-Wupperman. J
Apek Elec Mfg Co com., .,*
1,300
76
53%
3%
Anchor Post Fence
550
6%
76
7%
5% pf. .5
2,400
113% 114%
13%
13%
A1 xmlnum Industries com *
Alu nlaium Ltd common
Apr
May
86 series preferred.,.—*
American Thread
111%
Mar
Feb
Republics—— 10
Seal-Kap common.. 2
103
1% May
18%
15,700
700
Apr
i',400
38S
54
3%
3%
2%
2%
Feb
%
18%
*7%
'l«
53%
3%
3%
Am Superpower Ccrp com
SaU
Par
% May
32%
Jan
85
Sept
8% Sept
Oct
50
7"
*
Amer
Oct
Jan
Jan
27
"
1st 86 preferred.....,.*
Jan
v
■X
100
27%
27%
Last
High
Low
6,500
*
nuu.
STOCKS
(Continued)
Range Since Jan. 1.1041
Shares
6i«
Amer Pctash & Chemical.*
Jan
'is
-
Price
1
Jan
Allied Intl Investing
-——*
Allied Products (Mich).. 10
—
6%
Alliance Investment,*
S3 conv preferred
—
12%
2%
1%
103%
100
2%
Amer Maracaibo Co.
Oct
Oct
20
S6 preferied--,-------*
July
22%
6%
July
120
90
107%
Feb
23
Apr
500
—
Week
American
20
Conv preferred
Mar
e
for
of Pricks
Low
High
1
300
1%
fleet's Rangt
Sale
7%
2%
1
Air Investors common...2
Last
Par
t
•
OUH.
STOCKS
High
July
4
Aircraft Accessories Corp. 1
dealings.have occurred during the current year.
any
rhuuy
Shares
*
j It is compiled entirely from the daily reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is. in¬
bond, in which
(Continued)
A1 iaworth Mfg common. .5
Air Ais:ciates Inc (N J)
or
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
AeroaupAy MfgCLss A.l
~
complete record of the transactions on the New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning on Saturday
Week
Acme Wire Co common. 10
Cla
a
maitu
rrtuuy
Par
furnish
we
and ending the present Friday (Oct. 24, 1941).
tended to include every security^
STOCKS
RECORD
No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
extensive list
(Oct. 18, 1941)
YEARLY
AND
week's range unless they are the only transactions-of the week, and'when selling outside the regular weekly-range are shown in a
3%
32
Apr
7%
Jan
Feb
37%
Mar
Am dep rets
Class a
preferred
-
*
15
20%
20%
1%
21
1%
350
100
Jan
Feb
16%
July
13% June
1% May
25%
2%
Bept
11%
Aug
7
-
May
Jan
Volmue 154
Number 3999
,
,THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
779
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Sate
(Continued)
Par
Price
*6 prefer ed
of Prices '
Low
High
Bugeye Pipe LI
Mar
4
Mar
69
4 June
.25
Mar
Jan
14
Sept
"364
Feb
46
194
994
Mar
Feb
954
May
124
Mar
Oct
Oct
104
Aug
Jan
154
2,500
2>0
114
Oct
June
94
16
»5
92
1,200
£*
EBtate..*0
H
200
C Jlite Tuigsten
Corp...]
Can den Fire iisur Assi.5
Canada Cemeot Co Ltd.*
2X
"14
IX
12X
2X
1%
Feb
%
Feb
Colonial Airways... 1
Do?k.*
Alaobcl—
—-*
vot...-.--*
Ca
Feb
84
Feb
Apr
14
July
4
14
May
54
Mar
24
IX May
600
Aug
"*34 "iai?
Jan
3
164
25
144
Apr
34
164
""34
600
24
May
Jan
25c
Synoimte
Carman & Co oUts A
*
*
.*
Carolina P& C S7 pref—*
X
9X
7i«
X
Mar
4
Aug
754
xX June
Oot
Castle (A M)
34
Jan
354
Feb
106?4 10654
20
96
900
107
84
;/»X
"S6*
IX
«4
87"
Feb
Jan
7
Sopt
134
Jan
106
Apr
1094
Sept
804
330
10
$6 preferred—
94
94
54.4
74
54 X
nx
Jan
Fedders Mfg Co.
Mar
Jan
Mar
Jan
144
1104
Jan
514
Oct
74
11*
Aug
Jan
4
44
674
64
~\2~
*J25
4X
"04
6
2,400
454 June
2(H)
July
104
Mar
Feb
Mar
102
Mar
54
"I'm *154
'ie
"156
"38*r "38"
17
4 May
54
Jan
100
64
Jan
Oct
15
1,200
2.000
35
354
24
Jan
Sept
Jan
Jan
84
July
41
Oct
Jan
64
Oct
■*
July
24 Jan
,
£ x
x
300
.1
"*300
10
70
704
42
42%
IK
IX
484
14
ViX
400
104
104
100 V
19
#•*• Jun
lu
2
July
18X-June
v
Jan
Feb
244
Lo June
Jan
X
Jan
•
44% series B pref.. 100
4% pref series C
100
Co ..sol Gas Utilities..— .1
Consol Miu & smelt Ltd.5
Consul Retail Stores
1
5554 May
14
40
100
600
10
107
107
"""64 " *654 ""MOO
88
i;
74
""74 ""GOO
'*"74 ""74 ""l"66
30
Copper Range Co — — -*
Cornucopia Gold Mints 5c
6
200
18
154
500
300
Courtaulds Ltd—
Adrs ord reg stocks... £1
—
6
-1
164-184
54
64
X
X
Crowley, Milucr & Co—-*
Crown
X
154
2,200
1,200
1
Sugar...5
Cuban Tobacoo com
*
Curtis Light*g Inc com 2.50
Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
5
com...5
Davenport Hosiery Mills.*
Dayton Rubber Mfg
1
Class A conv
..35
Darby Petroleum
12
Dejay Stores
114
12 4
9
24 4
74
244
754
Mar
•4
1%
,
Jan
Jan
Mar
4
Sept
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlae*
2
Sept
Hall
Sept
Hamme-'mill
254
Sept
19?4
July'-
""a
Jan
4
104
July
July
134
Sept
Mar
Heydea'Caemlcal
Aug
20
Mar
Hoe (R) & Co class
May
224 Sept
64 Feb
24 Jan
12
Jan
2854
Jan
Feb
8
■
July
40
40
200
i. i
■
104
-.;r
'■
104
C) Cocommoai-1
June
Ml
95
114
Jan
Jan
*10 Mar
June
61
Jun
Aug
108
May
104
:■
-
4
34
Feb
Jan
14
Aug
87
Oot
974
95
25
43
Mar
110
Mar
100 4
Mar
Sept
5
Apr
Jan
Jan
n-
74
50
Y
H84
July
1044
1014
Aug
110
Jan
"19 "
Oct
30
95
110
1024
"l"l84
1184
10
94
94
1G0
1154 June
314
314
ar31
101
May
4
374
>16
374
.
18-
2
"ix
"344 "36"
kr.
204
55.
55
200
-
.
4
14
Oct
Aug
Oct
105
0,1.;.
44
—.
L.
4
Common
Loudon Packi ng
—.;
39
Mar
Mar
111
July
115
Jan
3
Marconi Rati Marl re
Feb
44
rV>|
15.
McWilliams
Ref...a-L* -•61i
Hummel-Rnss Fibre Corp 6
OiJ <k
to Oct. 24.
.
Mercantile
Jan
59
54
.
34
Sept
Participating
Feb
154
150
Jan
Jan
Sept
32,4 Sept
"'.l
104
4,300
°io June
4
Jan
214 June
194 July
354
July
324
Aug
3
14
Jan
1,300
44
Feb
50
1064
Apr
1094
Feb
14
Aug
14
Feb
27 4
Mar
254
Aug
Feb
Jat
606
25
214
18
14
4
34
24
Jan
"10
July
34
Sept
Aug
55
264*
Jan
Apr
Oct
Apr
44
5
1,300
7u
74
84
1324 1324
44
44
I
10
-mm
-
May
148
Apr
Mar
Mar
22
34
""25
Sept
4
9
:"k"
July
Jan
54
July
Sept
44
294
Apr
74
4
July
1034
14
July
Apr
July
Aug
2
40
Jan
Aug
106
Aug
Aug
31
11
112
Apr
Apr
May
4
44
Apr
64
Jan
'""loo
4
Feb
Mar
800
34
Jan
14
74
July
5
Feb
8
July
600
24
Apr
44
Aug
4
Aug
X
2,800
*'10
"k'
6
——.10
Feb
Feb
4 May
14
;
Mlcromatlc Hone Corp..l
134 .Jan
Mar
78
25c
Partlc preferred—15
Jan
Middle States Petroleum—
99
Sept
Feb
4
100
1,000
4
July
4
34
1
Jan
24
104
1244
300
26 4
54
594
760
154
.54
Apr
June
1
64% A preferred...100
Jan
.....
554
84
Feb
24
.....
Jan
Oct
Feb
May
Sept
Class A vtc
......1
-34
34
34
ClassB vto..—...... 1
*10
4
44
44
1,400
Aug
Apr
13
Apr
$2
conv
preferred.:
*
Feb
24
Feb
Oct
75
Jan
Midvale Co—
Mid-West Abrasive--..-50
20
111
64
Apr
8
1144
$2 non
cum
154
July
18
Jan
1084
Apr
135
July
14
Apr
7
Feb
8
Jan
X134
16
Sept
'10
Feb
Jan
454
Feb
554
dlv shares.*
Apr
Midwest Oil Co.....—.10
18
Jan
Apr
65
Aug
Milling Corp of Canada—*
Aug.
Minnesota Mil & Mfg.:.*
-
-74
74
74
900
Midwest Piping & Sup
74
Jan
Mar
Midland Steel Products
Sept
Oct
4
Oct
Midland Oil Corp—
174
Aug
Apr
300
Middle West Corp com..5
4
64
184 Sept
94 Sept
Jan
154
524
in kg:
24
10 4
....
"44
12
114
.5
June
-■-f.
334
300
Mar
24
1174
314
For footnotes see page 78L
Sept
Mar
38
Apr
3,500
June
4
Metropolitan Edison—
5
Jan
44
Metal Textile Corp
Preferred-
Jan
154 June
':i
>10
Warrants-
Mesa.bi Iron Co..
14
Feb
"Y-
Aug
64
Jan
Aug
4,300
•-r"-
.24 Mar
1174
Oct
244 June
50
134
84
100
84
>10
.
Mar
1
100
134
preferred *
Feb
8
-
19
July
,
24
Merritt Chapman & Scott *
Apr
8
54
Oct
com..*
Jan
500
614
Aug
Oot
x344
1.
84
Merchants & Mfg cl A..1
14 July
2
Stores
26
600
-
Feb
300
Memphis Nat Gas com..5
Jan
84
-
500
"""
Michigan Sugar Co———*
i5
16
284
325
Mead Johnson & Co.——*
Jan
Feb
100
l;
16
Sept
25
Dredging...*
Mar
100
--L
Inc.;.5
4
McCord Rad & Mfg BY.*
264
124
264 264
1124 1124
Oct
May McEwen Kaiser Co—
$4 preferred
Y-*
Aug
91
,
*10
44
Corp......*
Jan
314
—
Oil
Sept
16
84
2,300
•■„■
23
'
84
Aug
s3i
1074 1074
$6 preferred
*
Michigan Bumper Corp.. 1
Michigan Steel Tube..2.50
94 June
15
16
Apr
Oct
84
"ioo
54
27
3
Coinmuuieatloa Co Ltd.
Sept
66
Y
7u Sept
July
8
Mangel Starts
...1
$5 conv preferred.;...*
Ma dsohewitz (The B) Co *
Mapes Corsol Mfg Co...*
84
June
Jan
Sept
Jan
24
-
Conv 7% 1st pref..-100
Co'iv 7% 1st pf vtc.100
254
Feb
17
Jan
25 4
_—.*
Y 74
"*34
Jan
104
24
25
—
4
44
4
June
Mareey Harris common..*
54
264
124
106
264
7% pref class A.——100
6% pref class B
-100
Apr
Mar
Aug
Mar
.894
Jan
Jan
Jan
5,300
'10
,.
r\S
...
*
Oot
May
"3
July
54
44
264
Mass Util Assoc v t C...1
26
90'-
2
144
Oct
74 June
14
Marion Steam Shovel...*
June
100
Oct
Feb
984
Long Island Lighting—
Margay
4
244
34
134
84
Jan
.17
t
94
700
"84
Jan
100
J-
Apr
Aug
T'&OO
34
134
Apr
20
Jan
Oct
4
34
'III.
100
104
•14
100
100
134
Jan
A pi-
J
900
42
June
100
84
Apr
44
37
—
July,
Feb
34
.84
200
200
44
*
Brntheis common...*
Locke Steel Chain—..
.5
Sept
44
17
244
-
114
1044
v};
Ludwig Bauinan & Co com*
1324
34
E300
50
64
Oct
.44
17
"54 "T"
Apr
134
14
Jan
14
Jan
Apr
Sept
Apr
54
Aug
54
Jan
1
"124 "l""""
l
104
50
994
-994
13 4
Lone Star Gas Corp.....*
.
6
13
64
54
14
—u
4
Mar
134
64
4 May
Apr
300
Sept
5
Oct
400
14
Sept
July
94
60
■A1
•
28
Jan
20
10
i<i»
X
H4
24
Louisiana Land & Explor. 1
Louisiana P & L $6 pref.*
1114 Jan
,-24 Mar
44 May
'""160
20
Jan
Feb
10
'10
354
29
Jan
14
24
Manati Sugar opt warr...'
1
3J00
54
Feb
84
Lynch Corp common,.—5
X
"*600
Aug
Aug
Mar
14
Jan
7i0 July
12
May
400
4
Oct
35
150
76
1
1,800
14
2
July
54
64
Sept
1,800
j
Sept
Feb
464
.
.
44
31
964
127 X
June
10
Feb
234
54
Aug
Sept
84
Jan
4
200
120
7
64
94
Lit
Sept
154 July
Feb
144
Jan
254 June
100
"234 "Feb
3
:•
6% preferred...;....2o
5
Sept
74 June
194 Feb
44 May
>i«
Jan
Apr
Jan
Lipton (Thos J)'Inc—
Apr
Jan
1*030
'is
Jan
May
H;;-:
Conv preferred....;;.*
Lehigh Coal & Nav
..*
Leonard Oil Develop—.25
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc.,1
Apr
84
14
Jan
4
Lef jourt Realty common. 1
14 July
Jan
100
Mar
15
83
90
50
7
184
14
ClaSSA...;;^;..
ClareB.,.^..
31
98
6,006
124
284
Jan
Oct
Oot
Langendorf Utd Bakeries—
Lice Material Co
200
6
4
100
;c"*
Lane Wells Co common.. 1
40
6
Feb
9
Lane Bryant 7% pref.. 100
Oct
10
954
Oct
34
500
87 4
95
"94 "l04
Jan
100
1054 106
Jau
14
Apr
500
102
1024
Ltd.
es
Laa son Corp of Del...1.5
*u July
63
Sept
Oot
100
""16
5% nroferrel-2-'..:-jOO
above are compiled from official sales lists and Is the week's range Oct. 18
<X
lit
87 4
874
-"ix
164
July
May
ii§"
Horp & Hardart....2.;-*
Hubbell (Harvey)
Humble
4
^
10
934
»
20
v
(G^o A) &; Co com*
Oct
-
Lake Shore
Jan
64 July
13
Horn (A
Juiy
.
i-ackawanna RR (N J). 100
Sept
45
120
Horder's Inc..
Hormel
24
Kress (8 H) special pref
Kreuger Brewing Co..
May
700 ..Y' X
X
564
.4
.06
Jan
Sept
*10 May
700
9
•
Jan
23
6
10
144
150
15
94
1st pref—..100
Jan
4
40
"54 ."'5.4 ""54
Herd & Hardart Baking.*
184
200
I
-J"f-
A..>10
Mar
Jan
184
400
109
1,. JO
Sept
Jan
Jan
—
July
112
Feb
934
4
28
iij"
He u-y Holt & Co par A..*
34
24
10
184
4
J..25
534
Apr
"354
HJaphave Co common;.*
84
174
184
Apr
Jan
124
"14 ji"
HJllnger Coisol G M.:.5
8
Detroit Gasket & Mfg.-.l
2p
Aug
14
14
74 June
Hewi.t Rubber common..5
Aug
The prices shown
x5
554
conv
'00 Sept
374
.ClaES A;-.'-—..-*
Juiy
Feb
49
900
Oct
July
May
124
Oct
4
Ml ilng Go—25c
Prefer ed ex-warr.
144
pref—I00Ut.;Y-
Kresge Dept Stores—
34 June
314
tporp. .u ....!. *
Dept Stcres com:.5
6% coav preferred..150
9
Jan
May
3%
24
24
Kopners Co 6%
July
954 May
"14 "Mar
Hearn
Oct
Aug
74 May
x
-67
44
600
-1
is
Hazel Line
Hecla
1(
Kobacker Stcres Inc.——*
94
Preferred w. w.....425
Mar
14
4
7
Heller Co common--'—;-2
Jan
29 4
14
100 Y
44
284
J24
common..|.l
Feb
*
6% preferred w w
B non-vot
344
Apr
34
Knott C orp common....1
July
74 June
Paper....;10
54
Feb
-
Sept
xZX
l^mp Co..—5
Helena Rubensteia I—. i .*
24 Sept
24 May
5 4 Sept
14 Apr
99 4
1
com*
15
47
45
Hartford R,ayon y t C;.; J
Harvard Brewing. Col.l;l
Hat Corp 4>f America—'
Jan
Aug
64
Oct
104 May
OOC
Klein (D Emil) Co com..*
Klei wrt (I B) RubberColO
494
954
U2.1.. *
19
July
Oct
Jan
4%
Gulf States Util 55.50 pf.*
89
74
4
114
Oct
—.
Jan
14 July
124 Mar
34 May
Aug
204
Jan
75
Feb
X
44
27
1,100
Ki lgston
Sept
Feb
Mar
25
$6 prefe ire i.
460
54
84
5% prefetred D..—.100
Products...... 1
Kirby Petr deum...
1
124 Sept
84 May
May
72
ii
IGuardian luvestots..
1
Gulf Oil Corp
...;25
Oct
26
14
Oct
4
6
Sept
90
99
Jan
Jan
334
1
7% pref.100
13
50
131
37
X
30 •'
64
Kimbeny-Cl rek 6% pf.100
Kings Co Ltg 7% pf B.100
18
94
Grocery Sts Prod com.25c
Oct
Apr
Ken-Rad Tube & I,amp A *
25
94
98
Jan
74
Kansas G & E
Sept
,20
564
;
131
11
Jan
ed
94
stock;..*
Apr
10
100
7% let preferred—'..100
7
14
110
400
Gree ifleld Tap & Die....*
35
110
504
j
.■p.,jr
Greater N'Y Brewery. 1.1
Gt Northern Paper..'...25
Feb
144
Publlfhiig Co. 10
2
Great Atl & Pac Tea—
Jan
44
Mar
...I
1.34
90
......
JO
Grand Rapids Varnish.t.l
Gr ay M f g Co.........10
com
104
Julian & Kokenge com..*
1344 June
Y
Jan
4
Gorham Mfg common.
22 4
500
104
20
•'
.p.*
Jan
5
preferred.J..50
8% debenture
100
A conv prefer,
..
.
Apr
Feb
Apr
10
K
200
Co..J..*
Apr
10
-
124
54
4% preferred—...100
6% preferred...100
7% preferred——...dOO
Johnson
....50
.
l»i«
$6 prior
Derby Oil & Ref Corp
53 pref erred.. J
4 %
""*650
50
"966
■—
...—*
Jan
13
""954 ""94
124
1?
Gcdchaux Sugars class A.*.
Class
Brj-
600
1
—
—
Co
( lare
Jan
Feb
94
.
2,000
2,200
124
Gladdng McBeaii & Co.*
Mar
14
74
600
124
Jan
124
334
5
Aug
X June
*
Glen Alden Coal.
(Ft)
Keneely's Inc
4
*
•.
55 prefef red
X
7
m
May
12
Georgia Power 56 pref...*
4 May
14 May
4,900
July
1
76 4
Apr
»ib
Jersey Central Pow & Lt—
June
z964
934
General Tire & Rubber—
8 4
May
294
Oct
Jacobs
Jeannette
July
19
74
Jan
Irving Air Chute— ———1
Italian Superpower A—..*
Jan
35
4
6% preferred A—...100
Gen Water G & E com..]
114
1
Records common.!
Denulsou Mfg cl A com..
98
84
July
Mar
*i6
124
Iron Fireman Mfg v t c—.*
Jan
Aug
June
506
Yi.
-
.564
500
10
$6 prefer.ed
Cuban Atlantic
Oct
6
—
preferred--.;--.*
5
54
54
-
Mar
Sept
44
Jan
84 Sept
254 Jan
104
Jan
54 May
194
Oot
6
Apr
Mar
44
Interstate Hosiery Mills..*
Interstate Power $7 pfef.*
Investors Royalty.......1
124
2 4
275
—
X
4
Feb
64 May
94 June
609
'100
7% conv preferred...25
Crystal Oil Ref com
*
Decca
..
.1.1
204
2
74 May
Apr
600
—
...
Hartford Elec Light—i25
184
Crown Cent Petrol
Crown
June
70
83
14
174
(Md) .6
Cork Liternat A—*
Drug Co coin..25o
Jan
Sept
10
83
•1X
3,4
200
Gorham Iiic class A...:.*
44 Sept
107
Oct
Jan
1
18
June
1084 1084
27
Goodmad Mfg Co.
14
800
83
28%
524 May
Oct
84
X
1
5% conv preferred...oO
Oct
2
.
Feb
Sept
Feb
14
X
20
Sept
4
600
Lakey Foundry & Mach—1
Jan
Feb
800
1
May
114
54
*10
Vitamin... 1
late state Home Equip.. 1
Jan
14
Feb
May
*10
—*
—
International
Jan
53 4
57 prefetyed-.—...L.*
Gel Ifleld Co isol Mines.;1
54
4,7oO
1
Croft Brewing Co
30
Mar
100
304
74
Reynolds
1
$6 preferred A- — — -*
Elec—*
Feb
Jan
119J4
1114
14
14 May
2154 June
85
*
74
4
204
34
Apr
Sept
34
""IOO
5
5
Utility-
Oct
13
Jan
Sept
Mar
9
2 4
114
4
Jan
Oct
Jan
Jan
84
4.700
-
8
v-
'4,400
114
—...
23
eral S.iarehol Jpgs Oorp
Noa-vot
88
preference—..*
Wnceler
May
105
73
Jan
14
654
com...*
Petroleum.......5
115
3
Continental Oil of Mex..l
Ccsden Petroleum com...
Feb
800
Cook Paint & Varnish
&
Mar
24
4 Juue
14
o.t
100
Steel-.—1
Co.*
33 4
2
500
10
.....
July
'900
IX
8% preferred....—-100
Consolidated Steel Corp.*
Continental Gas & Elec Co
Mar
14
574
684
11654 117 4
111
1114
14
67 4
4
-11-
11
Internat Safety Razor B.*
147
.
Max
IX
14
IX
Re petered shares —.,. .*
International Prnduc. s;—*
pk'Tx
114
28
.
(A C) common..*
Preferred....;
...Li*
Gil Christ Co X ;
v. j.
June
—*
Jan
20
104
6% pf 100
83 preferred
"~i*4
Petroleum—
Coupon shares
Apr
72 4
20
Gen Fire proofing com....*
Gen Gas & El 56 pref B..*
-
Consol Biscuit Co
Co.isoi Royalty Oil
;10
International
Jan
Mar
Sept
Aug
54 May
*i« Apr
IOC
..
Ge
-
Internat Pa»er Co warr.;.
Feb
214
dep rets ord reg.£l
Jan
Jan
S«pt
14 June
4
Feb
14
Apr
4
72
50
44
824
Feb
Jan
74
300
Kir Yd Lake GM Co Ltd 1
Ge leral Alloys Co.2:
conv
74
24
IX
Gen Electric Co Ltd-
56
Get
14
'
Oct
Mar
24
14
SI.75 preferred$3,50 prior pref..;;.;;*
19
com..i—1
{£ Common
204
Inc..i
Oct
124
prefer red.'.!:.-.;. 100
...
Oct
Internat Metal Indus A..*
1354
74
Cbmmon
56 preferred.
134
406
Feb
Gen Rayoa Co A stock...*
Mar
100
24
68
2,100
14
134
>0
'"i"4 "ix
.
Gen Outdoor Adv
4
304
„—..-*
Elae Corp J
1
Console EL P Bait com.*
Conn Telap <fe
64
984
4 June
94 Sept
644
Feb
50
24
1
500
14
Gilbert
..1
Conn Gas & Cose Secur—
Common
*
V t c ext to 1916
Feb
Apr
800
24
Clare A
300
General Investment com. 1
Compo Shoe Mach—
Crocker
1084
Gatiueau Power Co—
Amer
Jan
104
79
134
Clare B.-.—
250
72
4% conv preferred.!.100
Game wen* Co 56 conv pf.*
5%
Jan
Oct
4 June
10
Oct
stick——L.—.*
Gellmao Mfg Co
124
83
Aug
78
784
.50
35
Gen Pub Berv 56 pref..
4
"*400
X
conv
Sept
Sept
Oct
64
74
_.l
Jan
Distribution. .1
184
S3
Aug
1
1284
106
94
Aug
274
1
128
84
115
Jan
700
3
1104 June
Jan
Feb
84
194
June
4
Feb
24
Sept
5
4
70
24
94
24
""25
94
Apr
24
AJ..1
674
34
204
May
Sept
Oct
29
15G
500
20
Conv partlc pref...c. 15
Fuller (Geo A) Co new..l
Mar
1
X
Common.......
July
604
14
124
324
2
4*800
Sept!
94
Jan
Jan
•
Pref $3,50 series
Y Jan
194
74
74
Jan
May
Feb
144
21
Internat Industries
13
Oct
50
115
21
Jan
Apr
Apr
50
184
34
May
54
oOC
34
114
_
June
70
(Peter) Brewing Co..5
14
Oct
13
Sept
115
"22"
International Cigar Mach *
Internat Hydro Elec-
Jan
July
600
194
Aug:
24
6
V t c common—— ___1
34
4 Sept
""4
100
134
7
7 % p referred.... 1 CO
Insurance Co of No Am .10
July
23
6.10C
74
Apr
Mar
134
Oat
52
147
94
100
Jan
20
19
474
23
1
Claes B ■votl.sg'.'.i. Ji; J
'
Fox
44
'44
184
Creole
23
Jan
Jan
74
14C
Oct
1.500
132
147
34
35
Sept
21
Jan
4,400
122 4 135 4
Oct
May
3
Industrial Finance—
Sept
«u
>
45^
654
-
4
24 4
700
Feb
July
Sept
; 22
19
114 May
14
Oct
1,320
1194 1284
124
44
42
1,220
9,200
2 4
1,300
>v\ 64
134
Clifs A nomvot
"9"
i
70
750
550
18 4
Oct
Apr
Apr
Sept
"
Jan
8
..rd„.
6
1,300
3,000
Sept
Juni
.....1
Class B
Interrational
dep rets ord reg..£1
54
Jan
44 May
14
Oct
Inc.*
X
124
124
•
Ford Motor of Canada—
All?
4
May
Apr
Jan
X
11
50
400
60
654
Oct
"74
34
_
.100
Non-voting class
Jan
Free Itert Grola & Malt-
Feb
64
64
Am
Aug
July
July
Mar
54
4
174
174
1164 128
Franklin Co IM.tilling... 1
48
"400
54
74
724
Jan
89
2894
38
64
834
Feb
48
.4
128
(Phi! 1). 10
July
60
97
54
*i«
H
184
Jan
Jan
10
61
,904
73 4
10
54 June
34 July
800
42
1274
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
54
June
...
584
May
Apr
19
44
150
June
30
80
.i—5
Oct
200
Community Water Serv.. 1
Cjrroon
—
114 May
Community Pub Service 25
$3 prior
.
3 4
48
& W'h'se 25
Mar
7,200
Cooper-Bessemer
s
Fire Association
8
Warrants
Cont Roil &
Compref
Sept
55
Jan
Oct
550
24
Feb
184
14
24
194
Indian Ter ilium Oil—
14
a 00
14
600
Aug
4
J an
74
Indiana Service 6% pf.100
Flit Amer dep rets
144
Columbia Cub & Elec—
7% prior pref—
Fed
Apr
*u
11
..
94
4
4
87
Jail
275
654
24
24
100
Jan
104
74 May
274 May
...1
34
""100
6% conv preferred...£1
S3 preferred
Aviation
May
354
Y 651 Mar Y 74
7
*'i0
£
-314
64
74
7 4
Indunapclis Power & Light
5 4 % preferred..
100
1,200
17
*
„.
Jan
"i*4 ""l4 •ii" 800
64
Fanny Farmer Candy.... 1
Fansteel Metall .rglcal...*
...
Jan
»16 July
..
14
344
594
Florida P «fe L $7 pref.j..*
114
14
.
Fairchlli Eig& Airplace .1
Falstalf Brewl 'g.!...._..l
Jan
July
Col ,-rado Kuel & iron warr.
Commonw
:-±:
Eureka
Falrchild
Sept
764
51
24
.1
c
-
Feb
4 May
>rp..lG0
Co...*
5% prefer ed-.-- —100
Columbia Oil «k Gas
1
Commonwealth <fe Southern
;w.
..
4
4.200
Apr
4 June
1,000
14
174
164
"174
Pipe l ine com—50
Evereharp Inc com......1
Cockshutt Plow Cc com.*
.26
j
4
Club Alum Ute asll
Colt's Patent Fire Arn s
Esouire I nc.
33j
175
11
\ 'x
494
^
preferred-——!
Jan
1(M)
61
Colon Develops e it
conv
454
*
Cohn & Ro e tberger
83
May
"160
9X
Cleveland Tractor com..*
CU ichfleld Coal C
Mar
Aug
!
724
■
Aug
'
600
:
74
Imperl 1 Tobacco of Great
.Britain &
Ireland—.£1
Indiana Pine Lhe.;...74
4
33 4
17
51
Empire Power part stock *
Emsco Der.lck & Eetnip..,
Euulty Corp common.. 10
4
100
ii
$6 preferred
Clayton & Lambert Mfg. -4
Cleveland Elec Ilium....*
:
344
-
Feb
10
117
5
%
X
64
84
8
22'.;
6% preferred.......100
4% preferred..... 100
7%. pref erred. .c. ..100
8% oreferred- c—..JlOO
Jan
Y4YY
Cl.ks Serv P & l, $7 pref.*
SO prefer.ei. —
City Auto Stam.d ig
-*
City & Suburban Homes 10
Clark Controller Co
1
Claude Ncoa Lights Inc.,1
64
84
6
4
70 X
preferred B.
BB
"•""64
Re gistere d....
Jan
Y* 4 June
""654
42
Cnief Co sol Ml
Cities Service common..
Oct
Apr
X
125
.
""k'""4 ""200
_
Jar.
95
Aug
74
1*300
3,300
Cherry-Buirell common. .5
Cneseborough Mfg
25
lag.--l
prefer e -1
100
Jan
July
Aug
t—.10
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co 5
Chicago Rivet <fc Mach...4
134
64
514
1164
110
5
Strip Co
June
4
100
8
"x ""x ""x
ICO
Chaiis Corp comir.o
60c
Jan
100
75
Jan
3
"I4 *2*600
Jan
4X
4 X
"29.100
Co—„;—l
Cnamberllu Metal Weather
75 '
-4--
200
2
Empire Dlst El 6% of tOO
Emntre Gas & Fuel Cc—
204 July
4
June
;
.
Imperial Tobacco of Can.5
T"e*
8
24
J.
_
—.
.
Ah .!S
;....*
Jan
El til Nat Watch Co.. .15
Emerson Elec
__4
64
2,100
100
100
Cessna Air.rait
14
Co
8
Junf
24
3
34
Apr
Apr
34
.
—
31
ctfs
111
Feb
America
Conv pref opirecr
Ch 11 is Co
56 preferred..
600
"'I?
preferred—.50
c
64 Mav
X
Fel
100
'if
a
High
300
.*.
ImperLl Chemical Indus—
Am dep rets regis...£!
Imperial Oil (Can) coup..*
Jan
76
arrear
Illinois 7,i
Jan
July
6
conv
Div
Feb
113
54 May
5 4
164
5%
July
14
Oot
1104
Jan
17
Aug
July
6
43
54
,
Aug
11
104
100
Jan
Mar
350
Oct
6 4 June
614
x
14
8
"11" ""560
Oct
"1*300
7% 1st panic pref—100
6% preferred
7% prcferr.'d
Conv preler ed
111!iris Iowa Power Co..*
124
Oct
Feb
"ii"
Aug
60
m
6
Celluloid Corp
Cent Stutrs
May
54
Electro'rapMc Corp..... 1
108
10854
r>x
Citulln Crp f 1 Alter—-.1
Utll 50c
Elec com
1
Hygrade Sylvaila new...*
Elec P & L 2d oref A...-..*
O itlon warrants.......
103
108
1084
1
Cent <fe South West
Apr
Oct
35
*
commoa.15
$7 dlv prefer ed
*
1st partlc p.ef
*
Cent Hud O & Ecom
*
Cent Mai re Pow 7% PI 100
Cent N Y Pow 5% pref .100
Cent Ohio Steel Prod
1
Cent Pow & Lt 7% Pfd 100
li
Apr
74
Feb
100
43
oommou-10
Celancse Corp of
July
14 June
Aug
654
43
*
common...1
Casco Products
3«
55 preferredi-.—.-j..*
1,200
'""ii
—
W) C) common.
C.rtcr (J
Ai>r
<
Low
4
64
64
>10
Hycr>Eloctiic Securities 5
Jan
214
109
Economy Grocery St "res.*
Elec Bond & Sharfe com..5
94
.50
SO p:efer ed
Carrier Corp
121
Feb
4
1,400
200
64
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
h Share
-----
21
44 May
61
June
rp__*
preferred series A J*
86 preferred series B.
Oct
H\g
V to for 1st pref—.*....1
-
Oct
3
$7
1144
X
9X
4
B
Car mtlon Co common
Huylers Cora... —1
16 4
16 4
Easy Wa hlng Mach B
Capital City Pr relucts.
ClAtB
2 4
Low
Price
IIuFsmann i.lgot ier Co..*
Jan
14
Eistern Malleable Tron.25
S"pt
Ltd—
Carlb
164
64
Eastern States C
i. —100
Marco
4
10
"""64
Common.—......—;*
44% Prior nref.——100
6% preferred—.100
24
Apr
14 May
14
...100
7% preferred
Canadian
14
3
Jan
Sept
Oct
7% prefc. red
Mar
15
13
Week
Par
East Gas <fc Fuel Assoc
Jan
far
of Prices
Hygrade Food Prod —...5
D' rnamHo leryclBcom *
Duro Test Ccrp common.!
Duval Texas SUlahur.i..*
Jan
5
184
Week's Range
Salt
H
Easrle Picher T ead—.10
34
g
a'iian Ind'.st.les
"5OC
Last
High
Jan
1,4
164
DubiUer Cindecrer Corp.l
Du'e Power Ca....i,. J00
Canadian Ind s
CUreB nou
1
—
7%orcf ;rrcd.. ——1100
100
Cana.lan Dredg &
Clots A voti
10C
—
Driver Harris Co... JO
Feb
100
»
cferred_..25
7% pxriicp
Low
Distilled UauTs...).. j24
4
1
STOCKS
(Continued)
<
Jan. 1, 1941
-
Shares
14
t
*16 May
Divco-T^win Truck com. J
Dobeckmun Ci>common.1
Caiadian Car & Friy Ltd—
Can
44
Sate*
Friday
Range Sine
w7ek
7% preferred......j.10
:: '*»u
X
12 X
124
Po'Aer..,10
la Elec
r
IX
.2
SDetrdt Pawr Prjd—'.J
Detr it Steel PrxL_._.10
4 May
X
com.-50c
——---50c
6 >4% pref-'hs
lamba 8i:gar
dt'Ora)/-Iron Fdy..l
of Prices
Low
JJigl
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd.*
Domi )lonSteel& CoalB25
Draper C ra——
®t«
Bis wit C rp.-12 4c
Am dop
Pr\a
Det Mien stove Co ocm..l
4
Jan
4 June
dep rets..
CallreA Wlr Ires Ltd—
C
•»
Week 1 Rangi
Diamond Shoe common..*
154
94 X
JIM
161
Caole Elec Prod
Calif
De r
4<l~
Par
De vilbUrs Co common.. 10
UlUvan2.50
ef.--.—.*
Burma Corp Am
.1
:L<tsl,
Sale
v.4*
{Continued)
.
Aug
Buroo Inc S3 p
rry
.'Sept
Sept
14-
114
*
Vot tr.st c fs
;
Pow—
prefc red
S5 1st prefer ed
B
Hloh
14
50
e
B uff Nla tnra. & East
Bunker Hill &
Low
Ltd-..-*
Bruck Silk Mills
Si .60
A> <•
■
X
L) Co common.5
STOCKS V.
Range Since Jan. 1, l(i41>
fiangt
^244
o:>m..l
Brown Ruootr Co
Bruce (E
Week's
Distill.re. 1
*
Brown F r nan
autea
nitlug
Laa I'
*464 *47
*675
14
4
Jan
Aug
Jan
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
780
Tuesday, October 28, 1941
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Last
Par
Week's Rangt
for
Sale
(<Continued)
Friday
Sales
Friday
of Prices
Low
High
Price
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
Low
Shares
High
Mar
93
8834 May
.ICO
Missouri Pub Berv
114
114
114
10
July
112
116^4
Jan
Jan
OX
Aug
July
OX
Mar
Oct
2834 Sept
X Mar
IX Sept
9
Sept
814
2X
Jan
Jan
Sept
Jan
1114
Mar
334
com.
..2.50
Common..
Molybdenum Ctrp —-_.-l
7
r~5H
bX
5%
"k "~k
534
800
500
Monarob Machine Tool--*
Monogram Pictures com.l
"""h
Monroe Loan Sec A.....1
134
134
134
200
Montana Dakota Util.—10
Montgomery Ward A...*
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow..*
167
"2l"
"2l"
"25
2 34
Produce, s.j.iu
534
Mountain Btates Pow er—
Com mon...-.
..
.
Mountain Sts Tel & Tel 100
3,300
2X
Oct
314
Jan
1,300
bX
Jan
"OX
Apr
1174
June
1334
100
20
"Ik "10k
Nat Bellas Hess oom..i..l
preferred
conv
National Cunt-iuer
National
11
June
1254
Mar
1714
Jan
Oct
Jan
71
May
Sept
6% preferred
Quebec Power Co
X
17 X
Oct
Aug
"""56
38
Oct
44 X
Mar
400
10
Oct
1274
Jan
.1034 May
Feb
2X
1254
614
Jan
Raymond
Sept
Feb
10034
July
4
July
Sept
Sept
3X
100
93X
95X
2,125
bX
24X
834
600
Nebraska Pow
bX
24X
IX
1134
8%
3,500
87
4X
20 X
100
nx
Jan
634
Mar
800
X
600
X
28
$3
conv
July
434
Aug
Rheera
X
Apr
Sept
14
U6>4
Mar
Oct
5
Jan
Feb
12
Oct
Mfg Co
200
800
314
5J4
34
Jan
Oct
Rochester Tel 6
114
Oct
614
Jan
Roeser &
1C0
3034
30X
31
625
3014
Oct
5634
Feb
Rome
New England Tel & Tel 100
ioo"
12
12
109
115
4X
4X
50
140
3X
*65"
1834
Feb
Roosevelt
Jan
Root Petroleum Co..
6
Aug
Sept
July
Apr
314
Jan
N Y Merchandise
2X
100
lbX
1634
2C0
234
6
Apr
7
107
Founders Shares
Mar
1914
Jan
Feb
734
July
Apr
11634
10534
Jan
9834 June
10034 10134
5
28
28
28
100
37
37
37
20
2
3,700
22J4
Apr
OX
NY Water c€rv0% pf.100
Jan
Jan
3134
Sept
834
July
42
Jan
314
7934
6534
Jan
*6<
2634 June
Niagara Hudson PowersCommon...
2
IX
100
100
67
67 X
58X
00X
114
125
20
61
Oct
May
5634
May
*i2»
Feb
Class A opt warrants.
ClatB B opt warrants
X
92
92
100
334
8834
Oct
July
56
56
58
700
>u
Apr
92
4514 June
334
100
N iles-Be ment-Po :id.....
3X
1,300
Nineteen Hu idred Corp B1
Nipissiug Mines
734
"~~k "'L'k
...6
Noma Electric
3X
3X
>32
10134
""206
34
3
200
102X
70
2,200
Corp
*
""Tk
1734
6% preferied.100
434% pref .100
Ohio PS 7% 1st pref...100
6% 1st preferred....100
11334
Ohio Power
$3 preferred
....50
bOX
85 34 conv prior pref...*
Oliver Utd Filters B.....*
11434
Omar Inc
334
374
2,700
1?34 1?74
PacificP & L
Pacific
11334 11334
11434 115
11534 11534
1734
bOX
18
bOX
114*4 115
Page-Hersey Tubes..
534
Jan
100
10634 107
70
Selected
534
"7
Parkersburg Rig & Ree!..l
"7"
"7X """266
Fuel
50c
Penn Traffic Co
i
-.234
Pennroad Corp com
es
1
3 X
com_.l
lix
3
3X
1034
10,400
UX
2,100
Pennsylvania Edison Co—
$5 series pref
$6 preferred
10734 108 X
*
Penn Salt Mfg Co
33-4
2314
Sept
Oct
May
Apr
Jan
3014 June
31
Apr
34 Aug
234 Apr
234 Jan
814 May
11014
54
Jan
July
Pepperell Mfg Co
Perfect
Circle
2X
Philadelphia Co common.*
434
Phila Elec Co $5 pref....*
Phila Elec Pow
4X
Singer Mfg Co...
Singer Mfg Co Ltd—
Sept
Jan
Solar Mfg Co....
Feb
8714
Mar
Soss Mfg common
Mar
South
4
Jan
Oct
Aug
Mar
9
21,400
11,650
1134
IX
IX
1,100
134
534
bX
bX
1,100
534 May
RR.1.50
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.50
14
"72k
Pleasant Valley Wbe Co.l
The prices shown
"62"
above
72
1414
X
314
are
"04" """260
150
73 X
2,700
3X
200
142
Jan
23
200
1434
Jan
July
400
1334
IX
6234
Sept
134
Aug
2 34
2 34
6534
275
•
46
>16,"'*l6
,'46
""366
2334
Oct
1-142
141
130
Jan
234
Apr
34
34 May
1334 May
"ok"
25
374
9034
2.3CO
9034
,
'«.«
1734
334
8 34
8X
200
159 54
9 34
30C
834
834
8534
3,000
534
100
7% preferred..
434
"2 k
Sept
Oct
104
734
1,000
234
Apr
434
Sept
*'.6
300
34
Apr
1
June
2 34
234
600
234
134
Jan
234 June
July
200
""600
274
v
Air
434
Grocer
Lines
434
1 674
50
"ioo
Western Maryland Ity—
374
Jan
Feb
234
Sept
3534
Oct
4334
Aug
Apr
3034
Jan
Western Tablet & Statlon'y
Common
..*
7% 1st preferred
5834
100
43
43
100
May-
46 34
Feb
Westmoreland Inc
80
400
3134
Jan
Wcyenberg Shoe Mfg
29
29
100
May
May
34 Sept
2974
Jan
*6 74
1674
Wichita River Oil Corp. 10
23
Westmoreland
Southern Colo Pow cl A.25
Feb
10
1
Williams (R C) A Co
150
....
Wilson
Products
Inc
.1
Wilson-Jones Co
6
"fco
234
100
134
July
3
"534 "bX
MOO
13
il34
375
13
20
25
Jan
Southland Royalty Co...5
5)4
1
6634 May
Spalding (A G) & Bros_..l
1st preferred...
*
Spencer Shoe Corp
*
Mar
14
Jan
2834
Oct
57J4
Mar
Standard
conv
Standard Oil (Ky)
634
Mar
3
2,300
334
334
500
1434
1434
450
July
Oct
July
Jan
Sept
Oct
3
Feb
12
Woodley
2
534
634
5
6
Feb
1734
July
Apr
234
1434
434
434
434
2*f
..5s
Wright Hargreaves Ltd..*
Amer dep rets
234
2 34
Jan
2034
Jan
250
19)4
1934
500
1774
Apr
11034 110J4
125
107 34
Jan
1,000
*16
Products
*
Co..l
Jan
734
26
26
7 34
50
8
400
New York Curb
Standard Tube cl B
Starrett
1
*16
1
Exchange
Last
Sale
BONDS
Price
Jan
Mar
70
Jan
Mar
1614
Apr
5% 2d preferred.....20
Sterling Aluminum Prod.l
Oct
9614
Jan
Sterling
Brewers
Sterling
Inc....
""IOO
6% 1st preferred—..50
Oct
1234
Inc
1
...1
Jan
1st & ref 5s
Oct
Jan
1
Apr
48
1034 May
Jan
234
Feb
3834
Jan
6
634
400
534 May
1
1
300
Feb
134
134
100
For footnotes see page 781.
1*
1946
1951
:..1956
1968
1967
-
1st & ref 5s
Apr
7
634
1st 5s
July
934 May
>3i July
2734
Jan
Jan
Sept
2 34
Oct
-
634
434
Bonds
Sales
Week's Range
for
of Prices
Week
Low
High
$
Alabama Power Co—
30
X
44
Sterchi Bros Stores.:....*
6234
>ie
Jan
Oct
1534
134
1,200
Steel Co of Canada......*
Stein (A) & Co common..*
Jan
*16
1,600
1
(The) Corp v t c.l
Aug
»i6
'
Standard Steel Spring...5
Oct
734
Jan
Apr
Friday
Jan
19
1,000
6,600
11134 June
*16 May
26
Apr
434
4
Apr
Feb
16
434
200
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
Sept
13
Mar
200
1
com
Petroleum
Feb
Mar
•V 434
Wolverine Portl Cement 10
Wolverine. Tube
7
500
834
Mar
134
Oct
334
1234
Common class B......*
Preferred........
Standard
Jan
Jan
134
1134
July
Aug
Mar
1234
1934
2534
634
Mar
114
8)4
834
Standard Oil
614
4534
4
1
134
Standard Power & Light. 1
9
May
20
34
34
preferred.20
10
(Ohio)—
5% preferred
100
1814
1
114
434
9
2
10
Jan
55
Apr
Standard Dredging Corp—
Common
..1
SI.60
Jan
34
Brewing Cc...*
preferred
Feb
5
100
..*
434
11814 Jan
3134
Jan
434 July
1
834
Standard Cap & Seal com 1
Conv
1
Jan
Oct
Mar
Jau
1034
7% pf 100
July
Jan
534
434
1
*
Wisconsin PAL
14934
Oct
1074
.....
*
Jan
150
Jan
13
20
Coal
Feb
1534 June
Williams OU-O-Mat Ht..*
7% preferred
Aug
234
Feb
334 May
374
Jan
900
com...20
25
50
Oct
34
2*500
4
"1674 "ii"
Inc..I
Feb
Apr
134
Apr
134 Mar
9534 June
1,000
T34 "474
4)4
Western
30
34%f pref series C...25
1,700
"2C0
12
West Va Coal & Coke....5
^
25
43
34
234
Western
1
2%
"37"
36
34
*234 ""234
West Texas Util $6 pref...
Feb
Feb
234
34
Oct
Aug
434
34
.....*
Jan
40
Apr
834
84
Walker Ml ;ing Co
..1
Wayne Knitting Mills...5
Wellington Oil Co
1
Wentworth Mfg
1.25
Jan
274
234
37
25
—
Aug
3
100
Class B
Sept
234
6 *4
234
Coast Corp com._l
Preferred A
Mar
X
Jan
Feb
734 June
30
534
Apr
Aug
Apr
200
*>16
1734
374
834
6
3J4
1434
Jan
44
...*
V t c extended
Aug
10234 June
101
1
1
100
South New Engl Tel... 100
Jan
100
*
Waco Aircraft Co...
Jan
8
Oct
Aug
634
100
26
Feb
13
165
Feb
234
11534
634
Aug
Jan
Feb
72
Jan
Feb
934
134 June
compiled from official sales lists and is the week's range Oct. 18 to Oct. 24.
109
Mar
1114
45
~6§"
80
""25
3,E00
Sept
Oct
Feb
20X
6434
7% pref. 100
4 34
PItney-Bowes Postage
Pitts Bess & L E
U
934
Apr
234
34
2534
6534
Vogt Manufacturing .....*
Vultee Aircraft Co
1
Aug
634
31
Feb
1134
84
10
Jan
55
Oct
Va Pub Serv
Apr
1
4,sco
2634
Venezuelan Petroleum... 1
65
134
9
934
"26"
Valspar Corp com
1
$4 conv preferred...i:J5
Jan
100
Aug
7X
Jan
434
200
28
11.34
7
Oct
6
98
47 X
Apr
734
May
834
S(*j)t
Jan
434
234
"356
Jan
Feb
.....
10c
com..
150
June
UX
1X
11234
134
priority stuck... 1
734
234
22
52 34
Equities
$5.50
Feb
-
6
79
Oct
"7334
Mar
Oct
34
334
Feb
Ws
134
234
-
20
1
Southern Phosphate Co. 10
75
30!4 June
234 Feb
1,500
"i'x
Universal Products Co...*
Utah-Idaho
Sugar
..5
134
2k " 3"
16
Aug
*16 June
8
Southern Pipe Line..... 10
Southern Union Gas
*
50
234 May
434
Oct
34
34
..1
Jan
1,300
1
*
Universal Corp v t c
Universal Insurance
Jan
.■t*
Jan
134
15
15
Jan
2734
..*
Apr
2X
4X
4X
300
34 Mar
214 June
87X
300
34
*
32*4
22 X
30
134
pref
conv
3534
2X
Conv $3 pref series A. 10
Pittsburgh Metallurgical 10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass2.25
Sonotone Corp
June
Wagner Baking—
Scuthwest Pa Pipe Line. 10
Southern Calif Edison—
714
34
Feb
20
.1
Jan
Jan
"l",666
1C0
400
ClassB.w...
5
South Penn Oil..
33
Oct
34
7% pflOO
Jan
13
In
34
dep rets ord reg.£1
1.834
6734
Apr
Sept
4X
2 8 34
Universal Pictures com..l
634
Smith (H) Paper Mills...*
Solar Aircraft Co
.-:.l
Jan
115
112*4
Oct
834 May
100
3134
10834
Amer
Feb
3
28 34
..1
com..
United Wall Paper
2
Universal Cooler class A.*
Oct
Utility
U
49
Waitt & Bond class A...*
1334
3414
185
3X
Sept
134
Sioux City G&E
Sklnrer Organ
113
112
634
1034
-
f* .T * f
com
Standard Silver Lead
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd.l
m
Simplicity Pattern
Mar
Aug
3
:
*
Jan
Aug
100
Apr
734 June
23*
r-p--
111
225
United Stores common_50c
Jan
Pub—
634
Aug
Pierce Governor common.*
Meter-»m
an
preferred
Jan
Aug
8% pref.25
Phillips Packing Co—...*
Phoenix Securities—
Common.....
$3 conv
July
May
434
Aug
41
Jan
'i6 June
■
\...*
common
6
;
98
112
50
k""
11634
87 X
*
Mar
74
1st $7
Simpson'B Ltd B stocks
22 X
100
Co
Rubber... 1
134'
72"
Apr
Sept
734
23,400
59
2834
U S Rubber Reclaiming. _*
U S Stores common
50c
34
Apr
Oct
9i« Mar
X
3,800
5% cum prefser AAA100
Sherwin-Williams of Can.*
Jan
162
46
>16
Sherwin-Williams com..25
130
750
*16
;
ShaMlnigan Wat & Pow..*
200
48
Pilaris Tire &
Mar
Oct
47
934
1
Sept
58
20
pref
Jau
115
1434
134
900
2,600
Oct
conv
U S Radiator
Jan
9
200
X
5*4
■
May
4*4 May
734 June
34
Feb
""X "~X ""80,0
58
734
Jun
22
1734 May
$1.50
Feb
Selfrldge Provinc'l Sts Ltd.
5
47
"io
5
234
4C0
1,500
5
534
Utah Pow & Lt 57 pref..*
Jan
Penn Water & Power Co
Mar
'*34
common..
43
Mar
U S Plvwood—
Utah Radio Products.
Apr
1314
Jan
Mar
5% original preferred.25
6% preferred B
25
275
Apr
Mar
Apr
2634
24
July
Seton leather
4934
20
734
3
Senick Corp class B
5774
_..*
50
Sept
26
$5 1st pref with warr...*
50
534
26k
Sept
400
36
Shattuck Denn Mining...5
Apr
34
434
1034
Oct
334
Pennsylvania Sugar com 20
9'4
434
Jan
Jan
Feb
June
1,276
Specialties com_.l
United
Feb
Jan
Apr
1934
22
70
U S Graphite common ...5
U S and Int'l Securities..*
42
Mar
Mar
>u
3G0
U S Foil Co clats B.....1
July
41
934
80
•
Jan
■134
934
July
59
900
30
>16
43*4
U S I.i 'es pref
X
•
July
10
43)4
Jun
300
...
2534
'....25
Jan
34
1
Feb
*16
85
57
Preferred
**I6
500
1
85
10% preferred..
10
United Shoe Mach com.25
Jan
250
—
10634
Sharing.25c
600
Jan
103
Profit
44H
104 X 107
125
United
44 X
Am dep rets ord reg...
500
50
4434
Sentry Safety Control.
Apr
Jan
34 June
2,400
1334
2934
11534
>,6
134
119*4 120
120
2634
Mar
H
5
13,300
2534
74 May
1834
•
*«
"i6
2634
9
9*4
s
9
Apr
6034 Aug
34 June
734
34
Milk Products...*
125
9X
34
Aug
5C0
26
1834
-
400
3,400
44
180 X 181
107
50
15
Feb
May
774 June
$3 partic preferred
»
United NJRR&Canal 100
Apr
Sept
July
Sept
X
June
734
20C
34
4434
Convertible stock
Stahl-Meyer Inc.
Penn Pr & Lt $7 pref.:
28
Jan
14
>16
United
34 June
Mar
3
4t)0
X
2334
114
1
Common..
Feb
14
Sept
Aug
354
9
•■*16
1%
4434
Jan
Jan
common
234
1334
1(J0
25
6014 Oct
3614 July
$2.80 series pref
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec—
10
111
834
1334
9
..*
Allotment certificates...
July
28
12
500
100
..*
com
$5.50 pi lor stock
Jan
534
Patchogue-PIymouthMills*
Penins ular Telephone com*
$1.40 preferred A
25
100
'X
3,200
834
A..*
10
934
234
10,500
1434
534
11
4X
26
9*4
253g
34
com..
3
534
1434
434
Common class B
Industries Inc-
6734
American shares.......
14 34
274 June
1,5Gb
7% preferred
July
134
Jan
34
634
109
warrants
Jan
1314 Sept
May
2834 May
10134 May
7834 May
334 July
1414 May
Paramount Motors Corp.l
Parker Pen Co
_L
10
34
.
22
100
$6 1st preferred
Sept
234
114
Oct
100
734
3 34
274
Sept
30 X
*
Sept
434
634
-
134 May
2
734
& part pref....
cum
Option
5934 June
2,300
July
Apr
834
X
I34 May
1,800
2934
234
Feb
United Gas A Elec Co—
Jan
Mar
Feb
134
434
1st S7 pref non-voting..*
Jan
July
70
200
4 34
United Elastic Corp.....*
United Gas Corp com_..l
334' Sept
16
Jan
*16
5,500
*
.
Simmons-Boardn
32X
234
Jan
500
X
•f.
Selby Shoe Co
Oct
Jan
20X
Mar
X
64
34
10234
11834
11034
734
2134
32
2
Secu, ities Corp ge neral... 1
Silex Co
534
I34
July
23-4
111
May
174
Clgur-Whelan 8t.s_.10c
United Corp warrants
Oct
Feb
X
Oct
"ioo
May
Mar
May
1 34
3234
Un
Jan
34
Warrants
115
48
Feb
114
$3
Oct
107
10 X
274
108
234
Segal I ock & Hardware.. 1
Apr
10714
105
14
400
5
800
400
134
com..
United Aircraft Prod....1
United Chemicals com...*
Feb
10
2
111
*
Seeinan Bros Inc
Investment
Jan
Brook-
Jan
July
2 J4
Apr
1634
Oct
•
Union
10
Jan
134
Apr
200
834
6S4
39 !4
37
Un Stk Yds of Omaha.. 1 Ou
8 34
"16
Water Service $6 pref
115
50
534
Jan
234 June
3
Apr
Jan
Mar
Jan
3 34
Jan
Jan
400
34
734
Unexcelled Mfg Co
Union Gas of Canada
Sept
434
234
1,000
634
634
3734
174
Udylite Corp.
1434
52
Oct
234
34
80c conv prefer!ed.
Jan
'734
50
34
8r0
....*
Tung-Sol Lamp Works... 1
Jan
Jan
3.9C0
4*4
4*4
warrants.
Inc
Apr
July
"i6
Co... 10
Tubize ChatiHon Corp....
Claf8 A
..1
Oct
1
25
Spring
z
Jan
73S June
1634
Feb
34
'__*
Scullin Steel Co com
Oil
July
82
>i6
Corp.1
Jan
Jun
Sept
5
common
10534
111
Sept
1
.*
JaD
PantepecOllof Ve ezuela—
Clats A
Sauford Mills.
Jan
Service.--*
Penn Cent Airll.
Samson United Corp com. 1
11114 Sept
10 X11334 Mar
$1.30 1st preferred..:.
Penn-Mex
234
Oct
34
10
Trui
July
Apr
3%
Ji6
30
20
Trans western
474
102'4 July
10134 June
11134
Oct
400
106
Trars, Lux
10)4
*"50
34
9434
111
5334
60
100
Oct
234
..1
Jan
' Oct
1714
Jan
34
111
Jan
Mar
4
eferred.......lfi6
P
Jan
734
900
21
Feb
*16
474
IX
Mar
334
Tonopah-Belmont Dev. 100
Tonopah Mi ling of Nev.l
Feb
314
106 34
109 >4
734
43
106
United Lt & Pow
..100
Savoy Oil Co
Apr
Jan
Aug
50
Jan
Jan
ICO
..94
Oct
Feb
100
6
Todd Shipyards Corp...*
Tdedo Edis m 6% pref 10c
Jan
6i6
100
pref. .50
conv
7% prefer.ed
14
Jan
125
7% pref.. 100
Public
Class A $2
Oct
Jan
-
934
Feb
18 34
100
St Regis Paper common.. 5
Oct
5
"3"900
Pacific Can Co common..*
Lighting 85 pref..*
Jan
50
200
10
*
4
20
""bX "
6% 1st pf .25
534% 1st preferred...25
Jan
15934
Jan
234
Feb
119
1
Pacific G & E
Pacific
234
Scranton Lace common..*
110
5
1
...
Overseas Securities..
105
Aug
Apr
6
18
July
1534
6
Am dep rets ord reg_.£l
Am dep rets def reg 5s..
2334
2334
10514 June
15
Oct
Jan
"700
Scranton Elec $6 pref....*
Jan
Ollstocks Ltd common...5
com.
Jan
Jan
5534
Jan
IOI34 June
^"»k "934 ""206
*
Ohio Oil
834
834
13
55*4
Scovill Mfg
Jan
May
......
Ogden Corp com
4
Ohio Brass Co cl B com..*
Ohio Edison $6 pief
50
.
'
1
6234
1014
Aug
5
4
Jan
110
10234 10334
} V" -•
10
Northern Sts Pow cl A..25
Oklahoma Nat Gas
Feb
1714
Nor Central Texas Oil.i.5
Northern Pipe Line..
6774
1834
June
Mar
:V 34
300
Feb
Feb
5014
34
314
6% prior preferred...60
Utility becurities.*
No Am
10334
147
600
4
Sept
18
...100
634
f834
200
93
May
*31 May
3,900
99
North Arrer Rayon cl A.
Clats B common
6% pf. 1C0
400
Corp Ltd..*
Seiherllrg Rubber
Common
434
Tobacco Sec Tr Co Ltd—
12
974
Schulte (D A) common..!
Conv preferred
25
Nor Amer Lt & Power—
$6 preferred
434
Feb
200
Ryerson & Hayi.es com.l
St Lawrence
Scranton
5
common..
CU'-s A preferred
Apr
Tobacco & Allied Stocl si.*
Tobacco Pr, d Exports..*
234
Jan
Niagara Share—
Novadei-Ager.e
1
4~X "
Schiff Co
10
5% 1st preferred
5% 2d preferred
100
400
7
Ryan Aeronautical Co...l
Salt Dome Oil Co
1
New YoraTra' sit Co
13034 110H
101H
>16
June
8
Apr
10334 June
234 May
1434 May
574 June
34
Get
"274 "274
>16
2X
Apr
"274"
1534
Jan
100
1034
10334 10334
*
Sept
2,000
May
3734 May
1434
Feb
1,300
*
Fifth Ave
9
TL-hman Realty & Constr*
Feb
7
19 >4
3C0
2034
.834
Thew Shovel Co com..:.5
Tilo Rooft ig Inc
...1
108*4 June
Sept
*
4
Oct
15
10
7% preferred
10?4
Jan
234 June
7% pref. 100
Texon Oil & Land Co...2
118
14X
Royal Typewriter
70C
112
2 34
Russeks
20
2 34
Jan
14 X
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
"834*
234
Sept
94
1
Aug
234
10534
s;.j
Ryan Consrl Petrel
N Y Pr & Lt 7% pref. .100
$6 preferred......
*
N Y Shipbuilding Corp—
Texas P & L
20
1734
2914
1634
TechnicoLr Inc common.*
'i6
1
5
Inc
pref
7034
214
2914
Jan
*
2X
Nor Ind Pub Ser
Field
conv
Feb
N Y City Omnibus—
Class B
$1.20
May
,...*
Warrants
Jan
500
34% PflOO
6154
1,350
1
N Y & Honduras Rosario 10
Mar
34
Pendleton Inc.*
1314
"64"
New Mex & Ariz Land...l
N Y Auction Co com
8»4
Jan
"ix-ix
10?4
.....
Cable Corp com..5
Rcssla International
New Idea Inc common...*
*65*"
May
May
*5i6
1
12934
Apr
July
1434
1
Oct
July
Apr
534
534
400
34
*
Oct
1134
109
500
2
9 34
...*
common
Oct
300
»ic
G&E16% pfCTOO
6% pieferred D
IOO
3X
12
.25
Cites B
Swan Finch Oil Corp...15
Jan
Taggart Corp com_._.__l
Tampa Electric Co com..*
334
Rochester
3X
1034
Mar
Feb
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co
334
Zinc..."
20
Jan
2234
Sept
1634
334
1
Rhe Stix Dry Goods
Rljhmond Radiator
1134
*
16
1
Voting trust ctfs
Nehi Corp 1st preferred..*
New Process Co
330
Apr
Mar
6ie
,
44
16
Reliance Elec& Engin'r'g 5
Republic Aviation...
"4",200
.50
conv pref
Trl-Contineital
Relter Foster Oil Corp.50c
Mar
Neptur.e Meter cl^ss A...*
Nestle Le Mur Co cl A...*
New Jer ey
100
11
""260
~~2X
134
3734
34
3834
834
17'4
Mar
"l2k
"2
10
Aug
Oct
*16
*
9X
"l2"
1234
""2 k
Superior Oil Co (Calif)..25
xX
75
Reed Roller Bit Co.
Nelion (Herman) Corp...5
4X
734
68*4 6934
149
14934
754
*
preferred
834
1234
934
10914 May
$2 preferred...
2,250
Feb
May
Superior Port Cement—
C)-4 June
Pile—
_.*
Concrete
Common......
Apr
Feb
New Haven Clock Co..
725
10
Voting common
*
..1
Jan
7%
Feb
Jan
10X
2X May
Jan
X
50C
3X
3
6
7% pref. 100
6% preferred...
30
600
7%
900
*
New Engl Pow Assoc
104J4 10634
47
5334
Raytheon Mfg common 50c
Red Bank Oil Co
1054
11
Jan
634
30c
Navarro Oil Co
2,000
Apr
34
*ie May
Railway & Util Invest A.l
38"
>
Jan
34%
234
11
Suirav Oil...J
Railway & Light Sec-
834
Marhl.iery
Ray Drug Co.
1
100
5
5
Jan
Oct
6 34
""ioo
10734
Radio-Keith-Orpheum—
Option warrants
15
1034
3X
Ik
Nat Tunnel & Mines....''
Nat Union Radio.
100
May
2X May
Refining.*
Su
!
low
_.*
2334
'16
....*
«i« May
1034
National Tea 5)4% pref. 10
National Trane.lt
12.50
734
Quaker Oats common....*
12
634 May
1234 May
11
534
Sililvan
Jan
5
8 34
Pyrene ManufacturiLg..lO
2,100
"38"
National Steel Car Ltd..*
National Sugar
814
52 X
""ioo
11
dhli
Mar
Range Since Jan. 1, 194],
Shares
11334
*
Puget Sound Puip & Tim *
Pyle-National Co com...5
X
38
*
Mur
4*4
334
COO
107
106 34
Apr
National Reflnl ig com...*
Mach.
la4
Feb
High
4X
(Hugo) Corp
734
.*
10
com.l
*
'u
X
$6 preferred......
9X May
bX Mar
""450
14
National P & L $6 pref...*
Nat Rubber
140
Jan
Mar
lbX
Aug
100
X
Nat Mfg & Stores com...*
Feb
Mar
234
•
s
334
100
100
"Ik "8k"
60
(Del). 1
Fuel Gas
6% 1st preferred
7% 1st preferred
$5 prior preferred
129
National Breweries com..*
National Candy Co......*
34
334
50
1,100
Puget Sound P & L—
131
11
Stroock (S) Ca
Low
Stetson (J B) Co com...
8M mf
ApJ
38
OX
*i«
*
67
6% prefer,ed.100
Nachmau-Spi 1 (gfllled....»
Jan
Jan
*»16
800
634
Public Service of Colorado
10
1034
IOV4
12 34
Feb
*
Prudential Investors.
Aug
534
Muskogee Co common:..*
National City Li .es
Providence Gas
July
2%
Murray Ohio Mfg Co....*
Muskegon Piston Rlng_234
Aug
Sept
1734 June
Nev.__l
X
534
131
IX
3%
234
3 34
Pressed Metals of Am.._l
bX
26
High
774
400
Prentice-Hall Inc com...*
Jan
2X
1334
1X
234
Prosperity Co class B.__*
'1.
*
-
1*4
1
Producers Corp of
Week
100
8'
Pratt & Lambert Co.....*
Jan
1814
*pr
May
Shares
100
Jan
174
far
of Prices
34
Alexander...5
Premier Gold Mining
Week's Range
Sale
8 34
Potero Sugar com mon... 5
July
4X
Mountain City Copcom.5c
Mountain
IX
High
734
Power Corp of Canada...*
•is May
15
(Tom) Dlst Stmp.l
Mtge Bank of Col Am slis.
$3
Feb
156
14X
Moody Investors part pf.*
Moore
140
16634 167
36 X
•
r.ow
Last
Price
(Concluded)
Low
,vna>
j
Par
Range Since Jan. 1. 1941;
253
6% 1st preferred
STOCKS
Week
cumailc Scale com... 10
Pol.rls Mining Co
Powdrcll &
Mock Jud VoehrlJger—
for
of Prices
Price
Pbvgh Inc common...7.50
P
Misslppi Jtiiver Power—
Week's Rangi
Sale
Par
Friday
Sales
Last
(Continued)
Minnesota P & L 7% pf 100
6% preferred...i
STOCKS
Week
274
*>16
1334
534
Aug
Jan
Oct
July
Aug
41
Sept
1034
834
134
Sept
134
Jan
July
July
---I
1st & ref 5s.-.
1st & ref 4 348
J
10334
102
10634
10434
10334
10334
J 0634
*0434
10334
10334
10174 102
11,000
6,000
2,000
8,00.
13,000
American Gas & Elec Co—
234s s f debs...
334s s f debs.
3Xb s f debs...
Am Pow & Lt deb 6s
Amer Writing Paper 6s.
........2016
.....1961
Appalachian Elec Pow 3348----..1970
Appalac Power deb 6s.2021
Arkansas Pr & Lt 5s..—.— ......1956
A'-snei -ted fc'lec A "8.'
110534 10634
1950
-1969
.....1970
...
1953
109
109
107 X
80
10934
10934
107
10734
7934 8134
10S74
12934 129 >4
108
10534
57 k
10^
10534
3,000
3,000
63,coo
18,000
27,000
1,000
22,000
5734 270,000
Jan
Jan
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Volmue 154 ' Number 3999
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
if
Sales
Friday
Last
BONDS
"
§Assooialed Gas & El Co—
♦Coav deb 4Kb
♦Conv deb 4Ks
5s with
warra
16%
15%
15%
16%
16%
16%
16%
62%
17
63
16%
16 %
62%
100
104%
1101
100
102
112% 113%
72,000
109% 127%
112 H
111% 112%
1(60
113
113
113
105% 112%
■106% 113
156
158
38,000
6,000
2,000
102%
103
20,000
28,000
101% 103%
Bethlehem 8-eel 6s.—.-—..
I9r8
Birmingham Elec 4%s
1968
1970
-----
Broad River Power 5s
5 %s
-
1968
1948
^
—.... -
5 ♦Chicago Rys 5s ctfs
—
88%
Cities Service P & L 6%8
,
-
-....
-
87%
87%
87%
88%
..1969
-
-
-
-
-
-
"97%
95% 97%
97%
97%
96%
104%
103% 104%
1130% 132
-
-
~
Commui Ity Pr A Lt 5s.....
1951
86,000
111% 111%
...1952
i 1949
1957
Connecticut 11 & Pr 7s A
8,000
3,000
......
..
.
109
105%
"S.OOO
105%
Eric 11-,'htl ig 51
1167
Federal Water Service 5Hs.-.----1954
109
109
103
104
1,000
103
3,000
land Residential Mtge
6s-5s stamped.-1961
Florida Power Co 4sseries C..,. ..,1966
Fl. rida Power A l ight 5s. - - -.,-. 105 i
145% 48%
105% 106%
102% 102%
106%
102%
102%
♦..eleral Rayon 6s A............1948
..1943
Georgia Power & Light 5s........ 1978
♦
esfrrel 6«-—1953
1950
89%
6sseries B
III Pr & Lt 1st 6s
1st & ref 5s
89%
12,000
112
—
-.
106%
61
42%
5,000
2,000
23%
17,000
-.—
♦O Ha series C......i.
-
-
-
'
j.,|
•
101%
75
79
10,000
79
2,000
108
108
107%
89
,
98% 103
105% 105%
105% 105%
1950
108%
23
80%
88%
75%
89%
78
fO
108%
18,000
35,000
20,000
2,000
.1958
Jersey Cent Pow ALt 3%s
—
69%
56
69%
91% 100
105%
2.000
3,000
12%
10%
77%
79% 190,000
39% 42%
108% 108%
113%
15%
81,000
9,000
17%
la^ooo
16
1942
1965t 108%
52
4,000
107% 108%
61.000
107%
115%.
45
2,000
1,000
100% 104%
.1962
107
.1955
—
lOklx Power A Water 5s...
61%
49%
-
.1948
109%
103% 103%
.1941
—.
111
100%
.1964
......
Penn Cent LAP 4%s...
1st 5s..
Pe
28%
.1977
.1979
Electric 4s F
1
5s series H......
106%
1105
108%
107%
.1971
—.
.1962
......
109
.1947
36,000
2,000
28%
105%
105
'
Pein Pub fierv 6s C
100% 100%
102% 102%
100% 100%
.1942
v.
.1955
Park I exlngton 3s.—
9,000
1,000
106%
106
""S.OOO
109
„• i. 4--- 4
i -1967
Standard Pow A Lf 6s ——— — .1957
♦Starrett O rp Inc 5s—. —.1950
Stinnes (Hugo)
7-is 2d
110
.1970
Phlla Wee Pow 5%s
Phila Rapid Tram it 6s.
.1972
109% 109%
113% 113%
.1962
8l"
'*13%
.1953
8%
108
104% 107
98% 103
100% 101%
72% 84%
71%
84
75
^)2%
105
109%
ll o:V 21
10
25%
15%
18
T.ooo
8%
.1940
95
.1956
95
109
108% 109%
98%
.1954
81%
12,000
5,000
81%
2,000
*8%
.1959
98%
81
.1947
♦Prmsian Electric 6s...
8,000
3,000
108% 109
.1961
z..
7s stamped—
99%
95%
*98
.1950
.....
20
— —
.1964
3%s
8 f deb 4s......
—
.1969
.—
106%
6% perpetual certificates
.
Toledo Edison 3 %s—1968
Conv fis 4t.h stud.
107
108%
118
121%
90
100%
106% 109%
6s series A
1952
100
Deb
s
f 6s. —.................1946
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
♦5s income deb
_.
-
-....
West Penn Elec 5*
.2030
I960
109
;
3%
5%
110
108
3^666
105% 110%
105
108%
114% 119
2,000
1,0001
59
78
92 % 99%
90
100%
26.000
75.0001
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
102% 106%
95
101%
28
95
38,000
96%
97%
106% 109
103
106%
98% 102
100%
00
121
101% 102%
102% 103%
99% 102
13,000
2,000
...
...1947
108%
83% 101
7,000
92%
♦Stamped 5s...—.......
101%
93% 101%
36.000
3%
4
*108
110
109% 109%
107% 107%
*118
3%
Wash Ry A Elec 4s.
1951
Wash! gton Water Power 3%s__ —1964
—
100%
*100
1951
88
117
104%
102% 102%
102% 102%
1950
30
101%
103
9,000
-
104
104%
Va Pub Service 5 %a A........... 1946
1st ref 5s series B
14
105
100% 101
25
30%
85
19,000
19,000
6,000
37,000
*l01% 101%
101
11%
118%
20
101% 101%
....
1973
Utah Power A Light Cc—
1st lien A gen 4%s—.......... 1944
Deb 6s series A...
2022
7
14%
100% 101%
100% 101%
101%
66%
58%
114
—
105
..1952
tales
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Last
Bonds
104% 106%
Week's Range
for
Sale
38
of Prices
Week
High
Low
Price
Low
S
High
105% 107%
109
115
Agricultural Mtge Bk (Col)
"20-year 7s....Apr 1946
♦20-year 7s„—Jan 1947
♦Baden 7s
-1951
*27
*8
♦Cauca Valley 7s..... 1948
93% 100%
86%
98%
106% 110%
108% 112%
Danzig Port A Waterways
♦Extl 6s stpd... —1952
♦German Con Munic 7s *47
69
82
26
105% 109%
105% 107
106% 109
21%
22%
17%
—
^-
-
—
-
Mar
28%
28%
26%
6%
------"•
30
6,000
11%
11%
♦Prov Banks 6s B..1951
Danish 5%s
100
30
Jan
Apr
11%
Jan
Sept
Sept
Jan
Oct
Cent Bk of German State A
102% 106
12% 29%
8% 26%
50
*27%
J
30
Bcgcta (see Mtge Bank of
♦6s seiies A
1952
------
1955
Ext 5a
-W'-
.....1953
♦Secured 6s
-
---
-
-
-
------
80
8%
♦Hanover (City) 7s—1939
♦Hanover (Prov) 6%s.l949
Lima (City) Peru—
♦6%s stamped
1958
♦Maranhao 7s...
1958
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
.
23
12
8%
Jan
97
July
68
May
73
May
Oct
-
-
-
-
-
25
-
*42
-
-
—l'-
June
27
Jan
June
16
May
Jan
;
:
Oct
Mar
15%
11%
Sept
Sept
Mar
......
■» ... --
Oct
27%
27
Apr
9% Feb
30% Feb
32% June
5,000
-
8%
Aug
7
23%
......
-
Feb
5%
-
12,000
»-«,>A
Jan
27
22%
-
14
-----
Jan
27
13
7,000
8%
30
------
7
Oct
Oct
8
------
Sept
8
30
------
34%
8
------
11%
*26
Mar
8%
6,000
------
17
10%
14
--
52
8%
*26
-
------
-
—
-
—
8%
*10
""ll%
Feb
7%
*6%
8%
*8%
*8
------
Jan
22
5
36%
*8
""
27
Feb
-
.
"*34"
July
22
------
'25
9
------
25
*8
*8
*73%
—
-
...1947
Mtge Bk cf Denmark 5s '72
14%
Sept
Oct
43%
June
43% June
'
Safe Harbor Water 4 %s.
.1979
*108% 109%
Saa
.1952
*135
*10
.1958
Joauuin L A P 6s B.
♦Saxon Pub Works 6s
.1937
15
45
48
.1951
82%
84
.1967
96%
96%
24%
43%
1st 4%s scries D—
.1970
...
3,000
6,000
.1970
105% 106
107% 108%
14,000
18,000
1,000
5,000
80,000
7,000
-1971
105% 105%
6.000
Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s.—
Sou Caroliaa Pow 5s
95% 95%
100% 100%
104% 104%
.1947
Southern Calif Edison 3s..
Southern Calif Gas 3%s........
Soutliern Counties Gas (Calif)—
.1965
11957
1st rrtve 3s—
106
105%
90%
28%
8%
14
16%
106% 109%
133
138%
136%
.1951
105% 109%
101%
101%
—
(Del) 5%s...
United I ight A Rys (Me)—
♦Parana (State) 7s.. .1958
♦Rio de Janeiro 6 %s„ 1959
Scullin Steel Inc 3s
;:.42""'' ;56;:/
3,000
11,000
*14
Debenture 6 %s
1974
1st lien A cons 6%s...........1969
Un Lt A Rys
98% 102%
Shawl.,igaa WAP 4%s
26
35%
10%
10%
115% 116
*13
15%
*10
30
115%
Debenture 6b ——1975
82
85
83%
*8%
*8%
15
14
3,000
44,000
—
13,000
;
83%
80%
106% 108%
109% 109%
63
64%
*Ui ited El Service 7s..._._.i..
1956
♦U'• ited Industrial6%s_...:.i..„C1941
♦1st s f 6s.
.1945
United Light A Pow Cc—
With declaration.....;.
.1952
—._
.
.1953
—
13,666
64%
—.1949
♦Mtge Bk of Chile 6s.. 1931
♦Mihr Gas Oi,rp 6%s._
♦klihr Hcus|Li!6 6%s.
♦Scliulte Real Est 6s.
"l3" "*26%
105% 107%
——1<160
—
104
10
24
—
.1952
United Elec N J 4s—
162
102
32%
56%
5,000
109?*
City RapTr 5%s.....
98% 105
.1950
20%
Tietz (L)—-ee Leonard
100
102% 103
103% 104
102
102%
92%
*118% 119%
97% 98%
"97%
150
103%
92%
25%
26,000
22,000
"13""
108
1979
15,000
49,000
21,000
42,000
151% 152%
102%
.1950
70
43
105% 106
108
.2022
—
..
♦Medellin 7s stamped. 1951
Mtge Bk of Bogota 7s. 1947
♦issue of May 1927
♦issue cf Oct 1927.
66%
12
: ...:..
..
Tide Water Power 5s
6,000
5,000
28,000
.1949
—..
92%
68%
20
2,000
90
8%
152%
Puget Sound P A L 5%s...
1st A ref 5s ser C_.
92%
92%
70
108%
"l3"
106
—
.
—
6s series A.
108% 108%
106% 106%
106% 107%
.1949
— —
69%
69%
——
92%
Public Service of New Jersey—
1st A ref 4 %s ser D
Quee- s B iro Gas A Elec—
5%8series A—..— —
-..-1946
—
§*Ycrk Rys Co 5s stpd.———1937
105% 107%
107% 111 %
Public fiervice Co of Colo—
Pub fierv of Indiana 48.
21%
25
92%
Corp—
With declaration
♦5s stamped
1st mtge
20%
*20
46
69
20%
109%
106
107% 109%
106% 110%
106% 110%
8,000
2,000
86%
85%
109% 113%
107% 110
106% 109%
105% 105%
.1960
110
86%
86%
*20
34%
8,000
86%
86
86%
86
7-4s 3d stamped...............1946
Certificates of deposit.
♦Ter, i Hydro El 6%s
1953
Te nas Elec Service 5s.
i.
i, 1960
Texas Power A Lt 5s
1956
Pc rila.td Gas A Coke Co—
"70%
86%
86
1966
1
Dec
50% 61
105% 108%
111%
101
28,000
14,000
62,000
16,000
28,000
79,000
86%
86%
85%
86%
85%
85%
77
2,000
107%
107% 107%
.1964
4%s series F.-.
86
77
2,000
2,000
7,000
.1954,
——.
5s series D
Potrero Sugar
41%
—
Range
4,000
3,000
111%
41% 42
77
104% 106%
Pennsylvania Wat A Pow 3%s__
3%s
>;
k--1989
6s (Stamped)
1948
Conv 6s (stamped). —v.,——i —194 8
Debenture 6s
1951
Debenture 6s
6s gold debs
57
108%
*55
111
111
Western Newspaper Union—
: ;
6s unstamped.......1944
Pacific Gas A Electric Ce—
29%
12%
52 %
101% 106%
107% 111%
107% 109%
107% 107%
109% 109%
107
»107%
45%
12%
10%
..1962
-.1963
...—
1,000
"14%
12
12%
41%
108%
—
56%
106% 109%
87%
97%
10,000
1,000
35,000
2,000
22,000
2,000
1,000
109
15
8
..1952
5s stamped
12
ryt-■,*
.
"79%
Ha.
99%
107% 108
109% 109%
17%
105
6,000
92%
112"
1952
♦isarco Hydro Elec 7a.....
88%
117% 121%
56% 69%
102% 103%
104
105%
109%
64
9%
♦7s(July 1941 coupon)..-.-.1952
Iowa Pow A Lt 4
109%
106
5,000
3,000
13,000
.1971
58%
21,000
27,000
10,000
108% 108%
12
Interstate Power 5s....-..-....--1957
♦i talian Superpower 6s....
Jacksonville Gas—
114% 124
102%-102%
105% 105%
61% 63%
105%
63%
109%
-
Jan, 1
108
.2022
West Penn Traction 5*
♦Piedmont Hydro El 6%s.—...
♦Pomeranian Elec 6s
i._
70% 80%
107% 111
106% 108
04,000
101% 102
102% 102%
77% 79
76%
78
79
1955
Debenture 6s.
112
107
34
.1968
65
102%
10,000
106% 107%
105%
6%a (Dec 1 1941 coupon)... — 1955
♦7sseries E
------1957
♦7s (Aug 1941 coupon)--1957
♦7s series F—.
26
114
.1945
1st 6s series B——. — —
Pacific Ltg A Pow 5s...—
Since
a
J*Ulen A Cc-—
103
42
.1969
Power Corp (Can) 4%s B
79%
2,000
—
Ohio Public Service 4s..
OkD Nat <ias 3%s B—...1.
*,
41% 48
104% 107%
102% 106%
100
105
1107
.1956
—
.
—
Twin
102
Northern Ind Public Service—
1st 3%s Reries A. —
-----
78%
—
-
31,000
111% 111%
135
SHsserlesA..;.— l
§ International Power Sec—
>j
42,000
1115
Ncrth Boston Ltg Prep 3%s
.1947
Nor Conti Util 5%s--.-.-... .1948
14%
18%
109% 111%
...
14
♦indlanap; lis Gas 5s A.
-1952
Indianapolis Pow & Lt 3)^8———1970
—
2,000
1,000
56,000
1,000
87,000
24,000
129,000
2,000
92%
1103
.1953
Potomac Edison 5s E—-
110
i:;63
1st lien A ref 5s
"44^660
Southwestern Pow A Lt 6s
Spalding (A Q) 5s Standard Gas A Electric—
105% 109
18
tl04% 105
.1954
5sstamped exte ided
1111% 112%
—1958
—
192
92
1949
Debentuie 5s....;:—..
Nippon El Pew 6%S—
110
May 1057
..-.
96% 104
Week
High
Low
Price
Southern Indiana Rys 4s. J—,—1951
Southwestern Gas A El 3%s—-i.1970
100% 102%
North American Lt A Power—
107% 110
103% 106%
23%
23%
1956
C...
ser
S f deb 6 Ha
43,666
60%
42%
—
Indiana Hydro Elec 5s
Indiana Service 5
112
109
2,000
11,000
for
of Prices
Deb fis series A...
-1954
♦Ext 4%s stamped...—.—.. .1950
N Y State E A G 3%s...
.1964
N Y A Westchester Ltg4s...-_. .2004
18%
86%
1953
—
103% 105%
N
♦income 6s series A.l,.c
88%
1105
1966
------1963
1949
.......1949
..-.1967
A..
108%
102% 106%
12,666
66
67%
108% 109
90
88%
.1948
Debentuie 5%s
110%
72
195 i
-
ter
67
New England Pow Assn 5s..—.'
101% 104
63
1109
-1938
1st & ref £ Ha ser B
.1948
—
New Orleans Public Service—
106
12,000
67%
67%
66
102% 105%
4,000
118% 118%
.1961
104
50% 59%
103% 107%
20,000
.1950
•
3%s.
90
16,000
105
66
77
95% 100%
105% 109%
107
110%
13,000
105%
104%
108%
66%
66%
.2022
25
100
l6,666
56
.1947
.1981
............
1,000
j 87%
.——.
Idaho Power 3%s
108
98% 102
17,666
17%
86 ;
3%s.-;.~1063
♦Hungarian Ital Bk 7Ha
Hygrade Food 6s A
101%
Ohio Power 1st mtge 3%8...i..
1st mice 3s
12,000
11,000
86%
—--------
42,000
86
83%
Grocery St(re Prod 6s.......—.1945
Guantanamo & West 6s.......... 1958
{♦.juardian Investors 5*
1948
♦Hamburg Electric 7s
—1935
♦Hamburg El Underground
6 fit Ry 5Ks
108%
Ogden Gas 1st 6s
63
63
Cr Nor Pow 5s stpd...i ——..1950
Houston Lt & Pr 3%s.
108%
J100%
>55%
105% ,105%
104% •104%
107%
108%
104%
104%
55%
118%
ctfs
Conv deb 5s...
:
101% 102
110
-.1965
—
3,000
89
86%
1102
102%
101% 102%
.89
General Wat Wks & Elcc 5s
Grand Trunk West 4s
4,000
33,000
100% 100%
.1956
-
9,000
2,000
10,000
1,000
107
:1948
.2030
Pacific Pow A Ltg 5s
Gary Electric & Gas—
5s ex-warr stamped............1944
Gatl eau Pover 3%s A.I960
General Public .Service 5s.,...
.1953
Clea Alden Coal 4s
107
.1956
.1978
.1945
5s
45
-
General Public Utilities 6 %s A
82
.1948
.1951
_
.1960
New England Pow
106
1
>
Ba iks
Green Mountain Power
106
44
105
105%
118
II
111
100
N E Gas A El Assn 5s
86
90%
78% 96%
119% 126
90,000
1°53
6%s series A........ -
81
er Bros Realty 6s......?
Nevada-Califor.iia Elec 5s
122% 128%
89%
98%
53% 69%
101
103%
2,000
11,000
84,000
94% 96.%
1125% 127
Elr.ira Water Lt A RR 5s........1956
.1952
69
102% 103%
88% 89%
88%
96%
Electric Power & Eight 5s........2030
101
97% 109,000
68
3%8
1955
Eastern Gas A Fuel 4s...........1956
g
Empire District El os.
♦Ercole Mai 1111 Elcc Mfg—
12,666
102% 106%
107
109%
123
25
New An stcrdam Gas 5s........
107% 111%
105% 111
26,000
96%
97%
Cuban Tobacco 5-—......i......1944
Cudalty Pack!
4,000
109%
128%
112%
106% 109%
106
104%
till
111%
102% 103%
101% 101%
106% 107
118% 20%
110
110%
110%
121% 121%
108% 108%
"97~ "
96% 97%
Nels;
98% 104%
127% 131%
127
1125
1954
-1958
-
..
109
105
-.1976
Consolidated Gas (Bait City)—
Gen mtge 4%s
Continental Gas A Elcc 5s..
14,000
41,000
.1957
5*National Pub Perv 5s
100%
(Conclvded)
Week's Range
Sale
—BONDS
New York Penn A Ohio—
Consol Gas El Lt & Pr (Bi.lt)—
3 %s series N
i ^1971
1st ref mtge 3sseries P........1969
1st ref mtge 2%s scries Q
88% 126,000
88% 28,000
90
51,000
.1955
Nebraska Power 4%s.._......i
L 6sseries A..v.
37% 49
86% 100%
90% 101%
83% 93
80% 91%
80
90%
79
90%
88
99%
88% 99%
""4,666
91
.1955
_
31
93
.1978
1st A ref 5Si—
—...
109%
12% 30%
12
.1967
.1943
Missouri Pub Serv 58-.....—..
Nassau A Suffolk Ltg 5s..
National Pow A Lt 5s B
105
23,000
5,000
98%
100%
91
-1958
i
-
Debe it ui e 5s
-
98%
—...1950
Debcnt i re 5s......._....
47
45%
1966
Conv deb 5s...
-
"47"
.--1955
Cities Service 5s
5%s..
99% 100
-.1953
1927
1952
CI "clnnatl St Ry 5Ha A...
6s series B
16
.1965
—
Mississippi Power 5s
Misslssipr 1 Pow A Lt 5s
Mi
slppl River Power 1st 5s.
73% 88
69% 88
105% 107%
8,000
2,000
18,000
20,000
30,000
14,000
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
-1954
-
Central Statfs P A L 5%s
35,666
85% 86%
106% 106%
105% 106
.
—
.1945
.
105
Jan. 1
34
100
82
.1947
Milwaukee Gas Light 4%s:
Minn P & L 4%s
158; ?:.
103
i.
.1948
Middle States Pet 6 %s—
Midland Valley.RR 5s
102% 106
83
85
87%
85%
6s.;.1942
Central 111 El A Gas 3^8.—----1964
Central III Pub Perv 3'ts
Ce tral States Elec 5s
149
1103% 105
1953
Power 5s
104% 104%
104%
195''
Canada Nc rW
102%
.1945
„
s
4s series G.
113
„i.
—
Since
sfeld Min A Smelt—
♦72 mtge
1067
—
.1971
Me.
1950
5s series C
Jll."
I ouieiana Pow A Lt 5s
1101% 106
106
.1941
.1946
108%
107% 110
2,666
109% 109%
.1957
t..—
McCcrd Radiator A Mfg—
6s stamped....
Me gel Co conv 4%s..........
.1966
69
62
Lake Superior Diet Pow 3%s:„.
Last
Range
$
tI08% 110
f]25% 127%
Jl-11% 112
108
108
108%
18% 40
J103
103%
108% 108%
108%
♦Ieonard Tletz 7%8._
Long Island I tg 6s..
—
Telephor e cf Canada—
1st 5s series B
era
.1161
.2022
3%s
19
106
1107% 108%
1947
Convertllle 6s
Canadian Pacific Ry
-If 66
Ka' sas Pow A Lt
19%
19%
19%
Sales
Friday
for
Weik
of Prices
;
<High
Low
Price
Kar.sas Elec Power 3%s
Ka sas ■ as A Elec6s.........
12%, 18%
■12%
12%
12%
12%
Bell
B'Ston Edisoi 2 %s...
Sale
(C'ontinved)
.
its.
Ballwln I ocomctlve Wcrki
Week's Range
Last
BONDS
Since
Jan. 1
16%
15%
warrants....-.:-..,_-.1947
5s without
■Range.
v
Metropolitan Ed 4s E
16%
10%
1 f 68
1077
1955
1965
...1964
ASSOC T A T deb 5%s A.
Atlanta Gas I icrht 4%8-.
:
3,000
23,000
21,000
24,000
5,000
15,000
far
Sales
Friday
'Weirifc
.
♦ConvdebE%s
Atlantic City i<lec3%s.
Avery A Sons (B F)—
of Prices 1
High
Free
1948
194')
♦Conv deb
♦Debe iture 59-.,..,--.
,
Week's Range
•Salt
■n
(iContinued)
i
781
20
36%
75%
♦Russian Govt 6%s—1919
♦5%s
♦Santiago 7s
♦
87%
n
No par value.
a
100%
93
103
105%
102% 106
107% 109
102%
106 %
•
21%
13%
1%
1%
1%
14%
14%
1%
Deferred delivery sale.
Under-the-rule sale,
Cash sale,
r
* Friday's bid and asked price.
96
85
13
1%
.1921
1949
—
48
84
*20%
------
x
3,000
4,000
14,000
1,000
a
Mar
16
.......
6%
20% Sept
15%; Sept
2%
Oct
Mar
May
616 June
3%
Ex-lutereat.
e
Oct
14 %
Jan
8%
Oct
Odu-iol sule
Ex-divldend.
No salos'belng transacted during current week.
Bonds being traded flat.
I Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations
Used
Above—"cod," certificates of deposit: "oons." consolidated
cum." cumulative, "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock
'v t c," voting trust certificates; "w I," when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w,'
without warrants.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
L.aies
Friday
Sales
Friday
Pm
Stocks—
Week's Range
for
of Prices
Low
High
Week
Price
51%
46
common.25
Adams (J D) Mfg
Aetna Ball Bearing com.. 1
14
18%
87
Amer Rad A
100
152%
26%
Amer Tel A Tel Co cap.
Armour A Co.
4%
1%
common..5
Asbestos Mfg Co com...
1
29%
Atch Top A S Fe com.. 100
Atkey Truss Wberl cap.-4
Aviation Corp
(Del)—...3
-
-
.
c28
„
29%
....*
Apr
8%
Mar
2% May
10%
10%
Sent
Feb
Aug
12%
Chrysler Corp
Oct
Cities Service Co
14%
com
common.
com...
21
June
94
Jan
5%
Oct
149% May
24%
Oct
7
Aug
Consolidated Oil
Corp.
Jan
168%
29% Sept
Consumers Co—
;
300
■
V
1%
26%
477
_.
L
-
3%
56%
Belden Mfg Co com.....
10
11%
Bendix Aviation com....5
Berghoff Brewing Corp__l
Bethlehem Steel Corp corn*
Bliss A Laughlin Inc
B
rg
com.5
War 1 cr Corp com. .5
Brach A Sons (E .1)
cap—*
A Wire com. 1
(EL) com...—5
com—.1
Butler Br others. — .10
5% conv pref—."
30
Castle A Co (A M) com . 10
Cent 111 Pub Serv 86 pref .*
Cent 111 Secur Corp com—1
Convertible preferred—*
62%
•
Apr
5%
Jan
Jan
2%
29%
Jan
Cudahy Pack 7% pref. 100
Sept
Aug
Apr
3%
Jan
Curtlss-Wright Corp com. 1
....30
3%
835
2%
Apr
5%
Jan
100
16%
Sent
19%
Apr
Diamond T Mot Car com.2
10%
36%
16%
11%
37%
250
10
Jan
12%
Dlxle-Vortex Co com....*
32 %
Apr
41
Aug
Sept
7%
c61%
7%
100
62%
333
60%
15
250
13% June
15
15
19%
20%
15
14%
1%
15
1%
12%
300
Bruce Co
Burd Piston Ring
.
.
92
—.
8%
3
6%
5%
0%
•———*
36%
3%
30%
Eversharp Inc com.
Fiti I ImAC'on DAD com *
18
1,800
Jan
July
Jan
2%
Jan
14%
Sept
4
......
Kill n Nat Watch Co ..—15
Oct
1% June
8%
Elec Household Util Corp. 5
Jan
CI as A
...
—
]
Fairbanks Morse common*
------
------
9,150
5
15%
92
12%
13%
Brewing com.5
1
Fuller Mfg Co common..
c8%
25%
8%
9%
36%
3%
29%
2%
38%
6
4%
10%
Feb
Aug
Gardner-Denver Co com.. 1
170
Ja>
23
Aug
Gen Amer Traosp com.—5
14%
47%
18
200
17
Oct
21
Jan
General Candy class A—.5
9%
75
85%
590
7,5
Oct
95%
Jan
General Electric Go com..*
July
Gen Finance Corp com... 1
Aug
General Foods common..*
'
>16
he
%
1,550
'...
6%
6%
150
Feb
>
5%
Jan
6%
14%
28%
_
c28%
1%
41
,
;
•
30
300
3%
6%
23
8%
21%
1
10%
72%
6%
Jan
Goldblatt Bros Inc com..*
Jan
Goodyear Tire A Rub com *
Gossard Co (H W) com..*
Great Lakes DAD com..*
18%
—.10
25
12""
Jan
Jan
July
41
July
30
Jan
6%
May
6%
Jan
Apr
Jan
Oct
19%
Jan
96
Jan
8%
772
150
50
9%
100
36%
3%
250
2%
38%
100
6
3%
15
350
100
•
Oct
Feb
May
7
-
,50
30%
Jar
100
50
100
200
550
7% May
34% A pi
3% Feb
28% Jure
2
May
34% May
0
-
Oct
5%
Feb
18% May
3% May
14% Aug
46%
Feb
48%
9%
80
28%
2,709
1%
41%
350
1%
Oct
330
33%
Feb
50
compiled from offi.ial sales lists and is the week's range Oct. 18 to Oct. 24. For footnotes see page 784.
9% May
28%
Oct
Low
2,600
3%
3%
Jan
Jan
80%
12%
1%
8%
19%
70
20
40
39
3
July
13
39%
Range Since Jan.
Shares
Gen Motors Corp com.. 10
Apr
Sept
4%
430
8%
8
22
30
Price
Gillette Safety Razor com
31%
3%
Feb
37% Feb
24% May
5%
Fei
;r 1.549
25%
23
3%
17%
75%
250
2
8
3%
21%
6%
6%
23
Four Wheel Drive Auto. 10
Fox (Peter)
10
25
•>
2
Jan
Aur
10%
2%
250
3
The prices shown above are
220
3
8%
75% Aug
Jan
18%
20% Sept
14%
800
11%
Brown Fence
Oct
16
1,700
20%
Apr
4
41
24%
5%
92
Curtis Ltg Inc com..—2%
3%
6
626
4%
14%
Crane Co common...... 25
300
420
57%
for
Week
Qeneral Outdoor Adv com *
73
Get
8% May
53%
Oct
Par
of Prices
Low
High
Jan
%
47
:
Deere A Co common.....*
Bastlan-BleFRi^g Co com.*
55%
4
24%
6%
pref part shares. 50
Common
100
41
3
3
10
9%
10
Com'wealth Edison com.25
V t c
600
29
65
(Continued)
Week's Range
112% May
65
9,900
9%
June
Stocks
30% June
4,%
Oct
15%
Oct
%
Oct
27%
Feb
80
%
High
Jan
103
10
4%
15%
%
28%
Coleman L A Stove cdm.
16%
-
2
..5
%
30
160
37
4%
-
%
cap.
Jan
760
-
Low
950
%
103%
15%
•
«
Chic Yellow Cab capital.. *
Jan
June
4
36%
65
Chic Towel Co
Jan
17
191
103
Convertible preferred..*
Jan
3%
85
918
%
%
•
103
Chicago Corp common...]
10
898
Price
37
60
V
5%
'5%
151% 152%
26%
c25%
4%
4%
1%
S
1%
Stand com..*
Anaconda Cop Min cap.50
Jan
11
43%
500
14%
18%
87
14%
51%
50
750
American Pub Serv preflOO
50c
com
pref
Cent States Pr A Lt pref.. *
Chain Belt Co com...:..*
57%
150
2%
11
/Itorfer Bros iohv pref—*
Allied Laboratories com.. *
High
Feb
100
11
2%
10%
Low
46
225
46
■i-11
com...*
Advanced Alum Castings.5
Prior lien
Preferred
Shares
53%
46
Abbott Laboratories com.*
Acme fiteel Co
Cent S W Utll
Range Stnce Jin. 1, 1941
Last
Sale
Par
Last
Sale
Shares
Low
Sales
Friuay
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Week
of Prices
High
tale
Ghicago Stock Exchange
for
Week's Range
Last
Stocks (Continved)
15%
Hall Printing Co com
9%
Corp com.
*
Katz Drug Co common..
.
37
Sept
4%
33%
Sept
Feb
Jan
Llbby McN A Llbby com.7
3
Oct
45%
Jan
7% June
9%
26
Sept
Sept
5
Jan
19
Jan
Oct
40
100
30% June
35
75
600
70%
7%
8%
4%
46"
8%
45%
100
Jan
Jar
7% June
21% May
16%
Oct
710
350
c7%
13%
17%
%
10%
29%
21%
Aug
*i«
3%
50%
14%
9%
4%
9
46
100
Jan
Oct
9%
14%
17%
Jan
Jan
'
July
Mar
50
26
6t#
Oct
150
3
81
69%
4
June
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
Apr
90%
Jar
7%
Oct
43% May
150
219
9%
50%
Aug
Jul,
50
.
14%
Oct
18
Mar
165
8%
Oct
14
Jan
4
Jan
7
May
5% July
9% Sept
50%
Jan
1,800
230
70
44% July
99
July
10
106%
Jan
50
3
Jan
5%
1,600
5
Feb
5%
7%
Aug
com. *
5%
%
Jan
50
% Sept
9% Apr
%
12%
%
12%
14%
2%
20%
50
Lion Oil Ref Co capital... *
13%
July
150
13% May
100
1% Feb
17% June
16%
3%
Sept
.
Lincoln Printing
Co
Liquid Carbonic com—..*
*
com
5
McCord Rad A Mfg A... *
""5%
"i4%
20%
Lynch Corp
Jan
McQuav-Norrls Mfg—.
Marshall Field com......*
—
*
Sept
Jan
Martin (
Sent
Middle West Corp cap...5
14%
2%
Loudon Packing com
Jan'
2%
>pr
4%
11
42
13%
11%
33
Sepl
Jan
Mai
4%
6%
55%
34
50
150
8%
22%
8
"4%
preferred-...---100
Jar
100
14
16
49%
14%
Iron Fireman Mfg Co v t
8
35
70%
""7%
Jan
Oct
20%
10%
17%
16%
3%
Ken-Radio Tu A Lt com A*
9%
May
17%
luternat Harvester com..*
c*
1
1
Kellogg Switchboard com. *
Kentucky Util Jr cum pf.ftf!
Sept
Oct
May
8
22
Jarvls (W B) Co cap
10
I titer lake. Iron
16
6t«
8%
6%
220
250
10
10
16
Indep Pneu Tool v t c new *
Indianapolis PAL com..*
Indiana Steel Prod com__l
Inland Steel Co cap..
*
Sept
2% May
10% Sept
28% Sept
200
18%
Jar
4%
4%
Aug
2% May
32
12
32
A*
Houdaille Herehey cl B—*
Hubbell Harvey Inc com.5
Hupp Motors com (new).l
48 %
3
12
13%
Hormcl A Co (Geo) com
36% M*v
9%
9
z33%
Hibb Spenc Bartlett com
Illinois Cent RR com. .100
6%
17%
1, 1941
High
15
37%
16
lean L) Co com. 1
Mer A Mfrs Sec cl A com.*
4%
16
37
37%
16
200
1
Jan
Jan
23
Jan
19
July
30
9
Jan
00
34
July
37 %
Jar
Jan
Fepl
Sepl
Jan
590
15%
c25%
3%
27%
3%
100
4%
4%
3,050
80
•
13%
25%
3%
Mar
17%
32%
4%
4%
Oct
6%
Oct
Api
THE COMMERCIAL
782
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Tuesday, October 28, 1941
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
aales
riuag
'•
,
Last
Sale
Par
(Conclvded)
Stocks
Week's Range
of Prices
Low
Yigh
Price
Midland Un Co conv pf A *
*
-
-
w
—
3
Apr
17%
15%
100
3
Jan
400
%
Apr
7%
32%
450
5%
June
17% Sept
%' Aug
Oct
7%
560
31%
Jan
31%
cap...-5
C4
■
614
4
Nat Bond & Invest com..*
11%
15%
Cylinder Gas com—1
N Y Central RR cap.....*
Nat
9%
280
10
"""10%
Noblitt-SparnS Ind cap..5
Noitii Amer <^ar com...£0
.«
*
Cl0%
23
+, -
»
4%
com..*
Northwest Bancorp com. .*
Nor West Util nr lien pf 100
Northwest Airlines
12
Apr
11
10%
Oct
14
11%
4
11%
■
14%
13%
118
23
Oot
32%
„
14%
Oct
6
(The) com..*
capital...-.*
Oil Co (The) com—*
Process Corp
Pullman
Pure
-
10%
Paokirg common..10
Reliance Mfg
47
Co pref.. 100
24
.
28%
Oct
Oct
105
July
148
160
50
Oct
3%
■41% May
'chwltzer Cummins cap—1
7%
7%
100
30
29%
16
16
15%
32
%
nt Louis
Nat8tkydscap—*
Common....,
Standard G
s «s
1
....
Standard Oil of N J cap.25
44
Stewart Warner Corp com 5
6
Storyline F
57%
Jan
Pacific Mills Co
...
Pennsylvania RR
Swift ft Coca-Utal—....25
^wlft International cap..
23%
22%
15
Tetas
Cjrp capital——25
2
25
Union Cnrb ft Carb cap.,*
United Air LI 'es Tr cap—5
44%
4%
Jan
Reece Button Hole Mach 10
27
71%
Jan
Mar
37
Apr
%
Jan
Apr
6%
Jan
61
300
2%
5%
Jan
2%
Apr
%
8
1%
%
Aug
1,250
25%
Mar
754
6
550
6%
5%
Oct
8%
Jan
5%
5%
470
500
Apr
19%
May
.25
17%
Mar
2,427
1,300
1,100
34%
950
3%
250
9
9%
51
51%
109
24%
160
53 %
023%
51%
53%
119% 122
1%
1%
1,550
7
15
Aug
•22%
49%
115%
%
130
Mar
35%
68%
Ry
Sale
of Prices
■
Par
f.xYt.
.v
Price
Amer Laundry Mach. -'20
Jan
:
■
July
vii*
Burger Brewing.
Champ Paper ft Fiber... *.y » ai'*.
Cln Gas ft Elec pref..
Feb
Oct
Cincinnati Telephone. -50
2,250
71%
Oct
Cln Union Stock Yds.
Oct
Crosley Corp....
Zenith Radio Corp
13%
104%
Jan
"16
27,050
3i#
Oct
1%
1%
100
Jan
1%
3%
Mar
Day ton ft M ich gtd
5
50
4%
Mar
6%
Aug
Eagle-Plchor.
3%
50
3%
Oct
66%
126
3%
Cl3%
3%
13%
475
9%
U—-
?4 000
112
Jan
Formica Ins ulation
5%
15%
Jan
Gibson Art
Aug
Gallaher
15%
Apr
112%
OCt
July
Exchange
-..*
Fit
—
.
of Prices
Sale
Stocks—
Par
-
Price
Arundel Corp..
'.....*
tl Coast Line (Conn)..50
BaltTra sit Co com v t c.*
for
'L W k* U'M-
'm
6
High
17%
25
57 c
14%
364
27%
57c
Low.
215
r -
17
27c May
125
29
4-
t e........100
Co isol Gas E L ft Power.*
58
58
117
4%% preferred B —100
Davison Chemical
100
torn.
4
58%
56
220
.
.
117
10%
8%
8%
95
May
.
May
6%
5%
350
5%
71%
118%
'
133
10%
Fidelity ft Guar Fire,. —10
Finance Co of Am A com.5
135
32
35
Fidelity ft Deposit.,,:.20
35
210
10%
10%
21%
21%
27%
21%
700
Mon W renn P 8 7% pf.25
29
28%
29
100
pref......100
Merch ft Miners Transp.*
113%
Houston Oil
Mt V-Woo1b Mills
.Preferred...
100
com
com..
•-
—t
General Motors
Tiinken
—
•
—
I.*
II10
•?
V 12%
■
■
......
39%
Roller Bearing..*
80
May
20%
Oct
4.15
Jan
97%
47%
47%
9%
9%
24%
97%
Bait Transit Co 4s flat 1975
24%
Jan
70
120
94%
20
97%
47%
6
549
h
FF
:
9
21
Pat
Stocks—
Price
42%
97% June
Canfleld Oil
Sept
57
Mar
12
••Jan
City Ice ft Fuel.........*
) referred-........ 100
May
29%
Sept
Clark
.—100
1
Controller...
51
43% $15,500
33%
•i-
52
3,000
40
Jan
47%
56%
70%
1 000
64%
Apr
70 %
Mar
Sept
Sept
Oct
Cleve Ry__.100
Last
Sale
Par
Price
c
Boston ft
152%
*
Range
Albany...... 100
.25
26%
B iston Elevated
100
45%
17%
Id
B >ston & Mai
Common
......
Traveller.*
Low
Week
High
Low
8
88%
26%
44%
17%
148 %
8%
3
2%
Cltss Cl <t pref stpd.100
;—
......
Trusts.*
Sfi
Jan
c
Interlake iron com
87
Sept
10%
97%
34%
50%
589
90%
27%
4,211
26%
Oat
,
628
41%
Apr
.
1,070
17%
*
Jan
InterJa'
Jan
Oct
20%
Apr
e
Medusa Portland Cement *
,i
12
H
Jan
3%
170
75i
Feb
1 %
July
Aug
Metro
77c
.7%
2%
2%
8%
1,590
10%
Aug
Miller Wholesale Drug...*
5%
1%
Mar
Jan
3%
Aug
Natonal
1%
Jan
3%
National Refining new...*
163
1 %
Aug
Aug
Julv
193
.,,
2%
2%
2%
2%
11
12%
20%
12%
175
11
21
125
12%
Feb
8
196
5%
Apr
1%
Jan
Jan
June
5%
7%
1,775
4%
Feb
...
5a
5c
500
2c
3%
3%
13
July
—
6
:
cme.
——
8
7%
c
—
—
""'17%
Ohio Brass B.
—
Ohio Oil com...;
.
—*
c
Republic Steel
236
273
1%
Oct
47% June
6% preferred
34
33%
34
127
30%
Apr
.470
75c
Jan
2
Aug
Van Dorn Iron Works...*
74% June
90
16
31%
Weinberger Drug Stores..*
10
Sept
Sept
Preferred B
t
The prices
100
.100
85
1%
1%
84
85
15
15
2%
0%
110
30
300
1%
May
Jure
3U
Jan
1%
Jan
25c
Jan
Jan
Oft
7%
July
HO
4%
120
13%
5
2%
2%
865
28%
28%
701
„
.
7
May
3%
25
May
30%
6% Sept •ft.ll, •
85c July ft 1 %
1% June
1%
Jan
2%
July
2%
Sept
3
Apr
4%
2%
12%
July
100
1
%
50c
Oct
74c
July
2%
1%
Aug
3%
Mar
Aug
2%
100
52c
Aug
1%
100
26%
,
26%
Oct
1
107
3
3
:300
2
Jan
102
102
40
101
July
1
Feb
Par
of Prices
Low
High
Shares
2.20
2,615
3% "3%
8%
250
6%
Bandini Petroleum Co.-.l
3%
Bar!
8%
Bros Corp com... *
Beney A Gay Fur Co... 1
Corp.
Bolsa Chica Oil new com. 1
8
Broadway Dept Store Inc. *
Preferred...;.".^......*
'20%
Douglas Aircraft Co.....*
«74%
Electrical Products Corp-4
8%
Exeter Oil Co A common. 1
26c
Gen Motors Corp com., 10
^General Paint ( orpcom..*
39%
6%
Goodyear Tire & Rub Co.'
al7%
I nterroast Pet
Corp -:.. 1 Oc
Co.«.»»'!
1
17%
18
Motor....
V,V|->Or<;f<y"Tl 9 fi. T
Apr
10%
.
102
Aug
39
-11
951
13
May
Jan
•
■,
'""7%
50
*
Aug
Jan
Jan
Sept
Aig
33
July
38
Jan
45c
17
July
50
10%
a4%
129
-
a5%
,1,756
5
9
9%
•
Yraemlte Portl C'em pf.10
Mlnlnc Stocks—
Apr
2% June
22 %
38
Aug
May
Jan
30%
Jan
Mar
34%
Jan
415
14%
946
18
200
1
Aug
Sept
Aug
s
Feb
24%
%
Jan
2%
1,834
4%
May
5%
Jan
29
13%
Oct
13%
13
Jan
16
Oct
Sept
9
Jan
ol3% 013%
14%
15
15
2%
4%
2,510
8W
6%
9%
8%
2%
0*4
9
8%
2%
2.35
2%
2.35
2%
2%
2.35
6%
Apr
1,313
9%
8%
100
4%
4%
1 *4
"Apr
11%. Sept
Apr
200
109
1.30
Apr
11% Sept
2%. Jan
.'•' 3
Sept
125
!
Blk Mammot"; Cons M. 10c
Mining Co. 1
>
340
7c
7c
7c
1,000
a2c
a2c
a2c
500
Am Rad & Std pan Corp..'*
Amer Smelt- ft
Refg Co...*
Amer Tel ft Tel Co
Anaconda
100
a5%
a5%
39
39
a5%
39
50
200
152% 152%
26%
26%
152%
028% 028%
3%
3%
013% a 14%
.
401
290
25
200
3%
n25%
3%
3%
a25% 025%
261
A ay
Aug
-
,
Barnsdall Oil Co.
Bethlehem
Flee lower
Steel
or
-.5
Corp...*
Lig t Corp,*
Jan
Jan
8ept
General Electric Co......*
July
Goodrich (B F) Co—
48%
Apr
70%
6%
9
75
8%
A; r
Apr
2%
■
Oct
5
Jan
5c
•
Jan
10c
Mar
3c
Apr
5c
Jan
Unlisted Stocks—
ijootlueutal Oil Co <Del)„5
Curtiss-Wright Corp..... 1
Mav
Jan
47%
Continental Motors Corp. 1
May
n
Jan
29%
July
3%
'
4
28
May
50
4%
Ju
28%
Oct
31% May
8%
Jan
A pr
7
Oct
38%
149% May
158
6
22%
18%
2%
700
49%
Sept
lie
29
%
200
Jan
14%
20
a9%
565
Aug
826
%
Apt
Sept
389
o9%
Feb
38
Feb
8c May
Aug
6
29
Borg-Warner Corp..... .5
2%
Jan
General Foods
Corp.....*
—
*
Intl Nickel Co of Can....*
Kennecott Copper
a8%
fl8%
afil% 062%
20%
20%
09%
a8%
ol%
a8%
a8%
01%
al%
29
28%
29
a39% 041%
20%
20%
a41%
20%
11
83%
•20%
Jan
Oct
Jan
11%
Sept
Out
%
Jan
23%
Sept'
10%
Sept
160
31
159
ll
%
2% May
17%
7%
2
Feb
Feb
18%
10
4
Mar
4%
585
28%
Oct
34%
39%
20%
29%
50
80
35%
Mar
605
11%
Feb
Jan
Sept
AUg
.Jan
Jan
Aug
Oct
Aug
33%
Mar
Feb
21
13%
Oct
13%
Oct
95
32
Oct
39
Jan
10%
O-t
15
Jan
a32% 032%
Jar
9% May
Out
60%
10 Ji¬
Apr
50
30%
o32%
Jan
42 4
14
30
27
Montg Ward & Co Inc...*
N Y Central RR Co.....*
17%
Anr
Jan
98
80
al3% ol3%
Feu
July
200
013%
12%
4%
230
McKesson ft Robblns Inc.5
30 4
30% May
33%
Jan
61
29%
Jan
28
10%.
50
Feb
Apr
Feb
33%
o38%
«13% al4
Apr
a38% 038%
33%
Loew's, Inc..,:........*
Jan
Jan
40% June
28
28-
Corp..*
July
aWM a34%
For footnotes see page 781.
10.%
12%
43%
June
29
20
Fob
May
June
7%
2%
;
22%
,
Aug
29%
2%
4%
4%
«13%
AlaskaJuneau G M CO..10
Cardinal Gold
28c
a32
,
2%
1
no
Jan
Feb
29
29%
29
gton Oil Co of Del. 1
Aug
43%
a32
29%
a32
'
well!
Jan
15c
350
Vega Airplane Co.....1.50
TVultee Aircraft I
Jan
Apr
Mar
Sept
21
55
Aug
3
1,000
1,689
Aug
•
40
40
2%
Mar
5%
11%
28%
34%
30%
Apr
35
<'■
Apr
J,
1 %
816
12
Feb
■,
33% June
10
Oct
16%30.
37%
100
23%
—.
Transcon & Western Air,.5
30% May
28% May
244
Commercial Solvents Corp*
34%
-
OlK'orp..
—1
Transamerlca Corp...—2
unray
9% Aug
22% June
375
Commonw'tn ft Southern. *
J 04
.
40
Jan
Apr
95
'
689
Mar
49%
128
7%
282
al4%
a8%
«62%
20%
3% June
Mar
17
Apr
42%
Aug
Jan
Apr
Mar
35%
6%
•••I
a53%
7%
■
4 %
710
23%
23%
23%
31%
pf A.25
55c Sept
:'70c
42%
6% preferred B......25
5%% preferred C_—25
So Calif Gas Co 6%
Jan
,.2)4
23%
2%
Mar
May
300
10c
Aug
46c
8
Jan
:42%
2%
10%
,
May
950
10c
Jan
Jan
30c
30
r
June
>
al%
2.8(H)
aI4
20
OCt
10%.
.25
?8c
Sept
11c Aug
2,400
1,100
%
30
26%
-.6%;
10%
IOO
':•;■
10%
10%
4%
4%
043% o43%
«28%
3%
Feb
31
%
al4
Copper Min Co50
1%
al7% al8%
45c
.
10c
Atchison Top & San Fe 100
15%
35
50c
T%
'
Original preferred
8 "
20c
30
Aviation Corp (The) (Del)3
Baldwin Loco Works v t clJ
Oct
330
500
6%
al4
Oct
! %
Oct
.
July
20%
13
50C
4%
Oct
-26
7%
May
6c Sept
100
45c
!'
10%
54
.1%
May
"
2,306
1.60
•
a43%
16
,
Jan
5%
17%
06%
%
Shell UntonOil Corp..J.15
47%
42c42c
.
24
%
17
9
Aug
May
158
'
■
5%
5%
9%
9%
Pac Gas ft Electric com.25 '23% '23%
23%
6% 1st preferred...j.25 "32%
32%
32%
5%% 1st preferred...25 a29% a29% a29%
Pacific Indemnity Co...10
42
41%
42
Pac Lighting Corp ccm..
034% o35%
a34%
2
-•••• 2
2
Republic Pet Co corn.... 1
Feb
i
10%
a8%
olOc
fl6%
5%
9%
Pac Finance Corp com.. 10
% June
Oct
50%
7 •'• Jan
•
50
.
«7c
Jan
47c
37%
350
6%
al7% 018%
9%
15c June
Jan
'
5%
800
5
1
Jan
5
11%
43%
Oct
3%
Sept
29%
May
Apr
7
70
•
Feb
2%
•20%
-
12%
106%
%
-
a52
White
Jan
July
40
26
a53%
.-——*
Sept
20%
Jan
42 v
a39% a41 %
.....
20%
Apr
May
•
50
fl5%
US Steel com
July
Sept
1,945
041%
c
11%
16
Jan
14%
"17%
2%
2%
280
Union Oil of California..25
100
•
39%
Universal Consol Oil.:.. 10
v.10
.
39%
6%
Jan
1.-100
...
ft
Sept
Jan
500
1%
Sept
74%
Oct
Jan
13
54
23%
Feb
Mar
31
•
Feb
68%
8%
100
17%
13
75
:■:
17
109
390
50c
1.65
1
—
Mar
617
9
Mascot Oil Co—...... 1
May
Sept
26c
a6%
Menaaco Mfg Co.——. 1
Oceanic Oil Co
Sfpt
0%
8%
8%
42c
10
21 '
14%
68%
26c
9
.
_
•;
Jan
Aug
8%
n7c
Lincoln Petroleum Co.. 10c
Los Angeles Invest Co.
20%
210
Oit
9%
a74% a75%
36%
/»pr
May
July
Apr
Feb
112
a6
6%
6%
'32%
Mar
3%
55%
5%
5%
«5%
6%
12%
.
20
100
a55% o56%
a6
23
7
11 *4
Jan
450
«56%
97 %c July
9%
00
11
;
Sept
Apr
Apr
20
.5
Sept
2%
8
10
Consolidated Oil Corp-..*
Jan
1
3%
20
Chrysler Corp
Sept
9
Jan
Sept
75c
8ept
3%
*
215
11
Consolidated Steel Corp.
2%
768
20
12%
10
■
2(H)
1%
Corp .—100
22%
12%
22
358
Cessna Aircraft Co. —-1
12%
Jtinc
700
Central Invest
23
Oct
Jan
May
%
Jan
10%
Southern Pacific Co.....*
28% -May -35%
•
r
High
1.20 May
10%
.
Jan. 1, 1941
Low
10%
Standard Oil Co of Calif.*
Apr
Range Sin
Byron Jackson Co.
Oct
29
60
4%
%
2%
77%c 77%c
8%
9
77 %c
—
for
%
2%
2%
>
July
Week
8%
Jan
20
,-,,195
2.10
%
.2
July
Jan
1%
3% Sept
103
2%
360
Price
2.15
Lane-Wells
Apr
Sales
Week's Range
Aircraft Accessories Inc50c
•
Jan
Jan
•29
Angeles Stock Exchange
Stocks—
Blue Diamond
Jan
Aug
100
■
Last
er
Jan
Jan
10%
500
1%
60c
.
Jan
Apr
925
2%
26%
1%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
245
1%
Apr
1%
O 360
60c
1
.
Jan
8%
Jan
2
3%
1%
2%
26%
17%
100
11%
r
1%
.
•
575
72c
3%
U
U S Radiator common... 1
.
200
1%
11%
Universal Cooler B.—.
Walker & Co A.Uw.v..*
com..4
100
69c
3%
Standard Tube B com....!
Stearns (Fred'k) com....*
Tom Moore Dist com. —1
Warner Aircraft com...
103
86c
1% -.1
2% : 2%
2%
2%
W) common...2
Wayne Screw Prod
7
86c
86c
Sept
'Pept
Jan
Mar
2%
„
2%
56
39
eiberliig Rubber.-...— *
shown above are compiled from official sales lists and is the week's range Oct. 18 to Oct. 2*.
A pr
May
81 %
V
2
%
16c
Oct
12%
Jan
1
Apr
25
00c
1%
410
July
17
Feb
845
Apr
■
Apr
200
70
51
.
4%
Oct
1%
2,250
5%
Signal Pet Co of Calif
1
Solar Aircraft Co..1
53%
46c
1%
6%
Richfield Oil Corp com. *
10% Feb
,104% June
Jan
13%
i
"■
24c
15.
10
Standard Oil of Ohio..-.25
AM'
2
Jan
Jan
Jan
1%
.71%
70
Jan
Jan
46c
13%
Ryan Aeronautical Co —1
Safeway Stores, Inc.....
Oct
40 ..•19
Jan
Upson-Walton
1%
-
v
12
ft,i%
a\714
1%
Adpistme
51%
Jan
,
.
'
20%
17
17
"l0%
....*
50%
3%
58%
41%
.
34
•%.
com..... *
•acker Corp---._-.-_
O it
1%
49%
,..100
i
Nov
51-..
95
52
V,
"ft
105
4%
42
*
*
....
50%
1st preferred
Oct
alO% al0%
"2%
——ft.,*
Richman Bros..
——
...100
Apr
al6% al6%
1
4)4% prior pref—— .100
....100
Ry—
10% Sept
V4%
Jan
48%
Jan
i
■8*4 7 Apr
25
12%
1%
N Y Central RR com... *
c
9c June
200
5%
Pacific Clay Products....*
High
206
.
18%
54
Prior pref 6%——.-.*
National Tile
Aug
Aug
O.rt
23%
"20%
% pf 100
'
v
.
12
Paving Brick...-..*
56
3
6%
—
8%
.1%
'3%
•
;
a7%
34
McKee (A G) clB......
'etro Pav Bri ;k 7
.
a7%
39
4%
1%
2%
«7%
Steamship.....*
1%
.
,
105
Lamsoh A Sessions
*
Uopper Range...
Common....
Sept
; 155m July
May
41%, May
I
4%
4%
a25% a25%
Kelly Island Lime ft Tr._*
Feb
Ei«stern Fuel & Gas Assoc—
Eastern Maes St
-Feb
36%
'487
10;'
26%
12%
pt__ *
Oct
8
Common..
•:•
-270
15%
,237
2%
76% A, 180
27,
< 392
5*4
14 "
15
75
18%
Industrial Rayon Com..*
21
..*
10
ii%
10
,j
9
a28% a28%
al2% al2%
.......
c
46
17%
cum
May
25
49c
Jan
7%
14%
M .r
30c June
6%
See C6 Units of Ben Int.
13%
26%
5
com.....
Hanna (M 4)
High
Provi nence—100
—
6%
'
■^900
51 •.
al9% a20
168 %
C Jumet & HeeD——.5
..
43%
Feb
July
July
Shares
al5% a 15%
May
,
Class A 1st pref stpd.100
•last Boston Co
ft-.6 %
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
fl94
2%
common.!.
77c
1%
Clats B 1st pref std—iOJ
B «ton ft
Jan
\Veek
a30 % a30%
8
2,679
e—
stamped., .100
Preferred stamped.,. 100
Class D 1st of stud—100
Feb
34
Apr
15
,
'
a35% a36
Halle Bros
Shares
151% 152%
"
Prior preferred—....100
Boston Pers Prop
July
Sept
1%
10
15
General Eleo com....
Glidden Co
,
Goodrich B F
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
for
of Prices
8
90
Bnston Edison Co
B »ton Her
Jan
2%
:
ft——.
Harbauer Co...
Bird ft Son Inc.......
,1
4%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Great Lakes Towing pf.100
dales
Week's
Mfg.
3 %•
9
General T & R Co—...25
Exchange
Prolan
Stocks—
Oct
/-
Sales
51
Cliffs Corp com.........5
Colonial Finance....—.1
c
Boston Stock
Amer Tel & Tel.......100
.7,
61%
lee
"
.
a94
"ih"
Oteve Cliffs iron pref..
52
1
2
10
So Calif Edison Co Ltd. .25
Eaton
■■■
>15
Ser-t
Oct
>1%
29%
59
8% •1' 8%
1%
2% I 1,081
352
39% 40
40% 40% FTP 5
4%
Brewing Corp of Amer...3
May
Jan
.
70%
.....
ft Ela 5%.—.1945
.-■
1%
Sept
60c
59
v
;1
Jan
30
Jan
10% .Feb
Cleveland Stock Exchange
June
16%
......
.
12%
Jan
•
•'•.';•' «i;:
of Prices
Low
High
500
800
13%
Rickcl (H
Jan
i 50% May
Week's Range
324
1,500
1%
Jan
Sept
1.00
•
Oft
45c
•
Jan
June
2%
48%
2%
v
22c
Rice Ranch 011 Co....... 1
Cleve Bldrs Realty---..-*
ou
"
12
25
Sept
fceit
49c
Prudential Invest com... 1
Apr
105% June
June
V
Sale
70e
10
River Ralson Paper com.
Sheller Mfg com__.ii„L_l
Mar
.
6% July
16%
Oct
-30
:
Jan
»
i05
%., Jan ; v'l
.1,133
6%
Jan
'
3
39%
29
•
%
195
39%
e :
July
23
■
Jan
24%
July
8%
10%
105
Oct
916
•.
Jan
40
Sept
;■
317
'I
4%
Lost
3.75
20%
Bonds—
A 5s flat......—..1975
'
4%
6
11%
23%
85
v
14%
Oct
101%
-
2
1%
May
Sept
,
Jan
4% June
>--;45
"
58%
30%
30
18
24
14
%
•
.
Sept
99
,
Apr
Feb
102
,106
Friday
29%
Feb
70c
U S Fidelity ft Guar—2
Ga
;
f
56%
—
30%
30
336
Apr
Feb
Apr
2.25
19%
......
10
-
.100
150
15
%
7%
93
Jan
Apr
15
~
20
Water ft Power com. *
.i.-V-
'
•
Oct
76 /,
Northern Central Ry.._50
"eaboard Comm'l
: ... *
Columbia Gas
Oct
-„v-V*
1
com..
48
125
"'5
"
,
July
27%
■
50
1; "- 30
Unlisted—'
'1
Oct
LP
i%
*
Amer Rolling Mill. ..: ..25
City Ice
Feb
4%
25
July
Oct
6
25
•"■■
2.65
Feb
i'.!1 775
4%
' 1%
:
1%
Sept
Sept
23%
•
Sept
76
New Amsterdam Casuolty2
North Amer OH Co
May
116
29
-
II10
—
107%
"
152
35%
10%
Jan
•
9
15%
22%
29%
27%
2,65
100
....
,
Apr
—
V
-
•
Sept
Jan
Aug
135
10%
42c
1
High Pv;
.
Aug
'
67
29
14
*
i
July
79% June
8%
Oct
4%
Jan
38% May
16%
1
*'
—50
July
1.1
Jan
Jan
'
133
w
P;v
2%
V
103
28%
i
F: -•25
—
-10
-
Jan
114
4
10%
Sugar Assoc com vtc 1
1.65
-316
^
^
*
il.00 Sept
•
■
^
-10
17% Sept
Jan
29
2.50
16%
-
(94%
23%
16%
23%
—
_.—. — —
Western Bank.:
High
-.
May
.
———
—
U S Printing....,
Preferred......
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Shares
17%
■
V
6%
103
Low
-••;
70
104
;104
6H
*
U S Playing Card
Week
Low
17%
27%
10
1
Los
3%
22%
19%
'24%
24%
♦
.100
..
.......
Sales
Week's Range
Last
115
10%
10%
10
2
■"
Feb
103
19 «■
19H
Ill*
_.
preferred
new
National Pumps—±, L
Preferred
P&G
Friday
180
Peninsular Mtl Prod com. 1
Apr
2%
•:
8% "•',
103
Kahn 1st preferred—. .100
Nas'i
intore Stock
105%
17%
5%
8
103
H atfield prior pref..,. -12
M ag navox
enn
.100
.
.
79%
110%
1
:
'
40
40
8
Hilton-Davis preferred —5
112
i) '56
Jan
Mar
Peb
Apr
8%
5%
t-
Oct
Kroger—
E st i
5%
■"
84
8%
*
—.
.... .
Part preferred
v
*
—
...
Oct
Oct
83
*
*
-10
Preferred—i
Jan
Bonds—
Amer Te l ft Tel 3s (w
1st pref
.
May
;9
74
,84
95%
4%
83
»
3%
490
9%
Oct
408
19%
*
13%
63
100
V 500
5%
10%
Friday
Shared
*
'
com..*
_
Cincinnati Street
5
Tr ft Coach cl B.. 1
2%
19%
4%
360
jw
I
95%
30%
75%
ell
-
4%
Mar
*
gston Prods corn
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
.15
21% Y
2%
V 50
•
W;-'
•
95%
May
18%
31%
5
?
21
-50
24
Oct
Wrlghley (Wm Jr) Co.cap *
High
.100
Apr
13%
19
Yates-Amer Mach cap...5
•'
*
*
17%
3%
65%
Low
Sept
Jan
75c
5%
Mar
4%
COc June
75c
5%
Sale
Stocks—
Jan
-
1,150
,
Jan
Sept
2%
Oct
2%
Week
85
-
101%
for
400
Woodall Indust com.....2
37
Jan
3%
i
Sept
45c
5%
29
1% May
2%
Parker-Wolverine com...*
Apr
June
Sept
..100
„
Apr
3
•
l% July
36% May
2% Mar
Parke Davis com.
June
112%
Sept
1
632
Packard Motor Car com
Mar
31
100
400
3%
'
23
May
Apr
Oct
24%
Jan
Mar
94c
,
Jan
10c
1
275
Motor Wheel common...5
Jan
,v
66% June
Sales
Sept
1%
100
725
39%
Exchange
Friday
Week's Range
•
1%
11
Oct
,,18%
4.000
Cincinnati Stock
14%
1
400
Oct
Michigan Sugar pref.... 10
July
111%
14,000
•V
Jan
4
-
Jan
-••••:
39%
Wolverine Tube com .—_2!.
20%
316
36%
68%
103 % 103%
A 4 %s '48
ser
*1,000
16c
24%
■'',2
3%
1%
.1
McClanahan Oil com_...l
Jan
63%
Oct
46%
July ;•>' 52c
Apr
9%
Feb
1%
30c
-
111% 111%
725
4% V
4%
24%
3
,
Masco Screw Prod com... 1
Sent
ft-
8% •■.v,;. 85
7%
119 \C)4
1
25 ,25%
25% ft:
8%
Jan
'69%
28%
70%
June
900
E Mass St
14%
29%
71%
10
Apr
Apr
Apr
'
H
25%
2.„
2
LaSalle Winescommon._.2
8%
Jan
30%
Jan
75% Sept
r
68c
19%
2,269
'
16c
,w
300
,,
20
19%
2%
4%
KInsel Drug com
1% June
43
380
Apr
78c
,
20
2%
16c
K1
25% June
•
49%,' Apr
5
ft
,
15
78c
10
Hurd Lock & Mfg com.,.1
Aug
59% June
729
.
33c
Aug
Sept
8(H)
Mar
1
*
Hoskins M fg common. _2 %
Houdallle-HenCey B—.*
Mar
19%
Oct
9%
5%
,
16%
1%
15
May
Hall Lamp com
Feb
25c
Feb
25
.1,032
43
31C
1960
19%
1%
%
8
35
420
vr
Last
17
Apr
43
Jan
79%
Oct
6%
July
60c
Graham-Paige com...
45c June
•
Oct
i
9%
2%
Murray Corp com
Jan
12
Oct
51
58
3s '56
conv
—
July
6%
,
June
4s..
Sent
44%
May
72%
21 %
■v' V 65
7% May
Gocbel Brewing com .....1
Jan
7i«
•
.
•
Feb
,1.
598
100
Union Investment com...1
Aug
24%
Feb
460
torn.-.?1
170
.11%
810
Jan
8%
6,525
General Finance com
Sept
Sept
39
14%
—
9%
"sic
.
Walgreen Co common... _*
Rights (wl)
1,124
5%
Boston & Maine 4%s_1970
July
7%
6%
Oct
Feb
29
..
Wayne Puinp Co capital—1
We^t Un Teleg com....100
Westughs El ft Mfg com.50
•Vis.onsin Bank8h
\1H
6%
1%
Gar Wood Ind com
Bonds—
Amer Tel ft Tel
Aug
13%
Williams Oil-O-Matic com*
%
27%
71% .73%
57%
58%
Warren (S D) Co....—.*
Jan
44%
14%
30 ■;
52
26%
pref........25
cum
Warren Bros. J...
July
Oct
40
50
5%
36
>
May
II
Oct
General Motors com.... 10
Sept
1
34%
Feb
L
8c
-
Waldorf System.........*
Aug
14%
32%
44
6%
Uta',1 Metal & Tun Co—.1
Jan
Oct
Oct
12
61%
100
500
e%
...
United Shoe Mach Corp.25
Aug
70
Sept
5%
50
455
Utah Radio Prod com.. —1
9c
17%
22%
5
3%
.,—
July
941
1%
Frankenmtilh Brew com..l
Aug
129
Oct
Lk <' Jan
Oct
10%
Stone & Webster—..
Sept
July
18
"72%
U S Steel common.......*
4%
108%
8c
9)4
United Fruit Co..
17
Apr
9%
73%
Co com....20
May
•
20c
2,306
3%
Ex-Cell-O Corp common.3
6%I Apr
Jan
2%
19c
9%
!
Torrington Co (The)——*
Feb
20
23%
4%
-
;
1%
Durham Mfgcom....... 1
Oct
125
Julv
14c
5%
15
-15
—
Detroit Paper Prod com.. 1
Jnly
17%
21%
22)4
30%
13
320
22%
•21
'•' 27
,1.865
.
25
Mar
7:
40%
.50
28%
50
:
6%
22%
Feb
May
1,053
13c
8*4
8%
Det-MlchStovcoomJw—1
July
12%
%
27c
32
Shawmut Assn T C—.
61
22
0%
High
Jan
13c
Detroit Edison com.... 100
Jan
44%
4%
0 S Rubber Co com...^10
cum preferred...
9%
4%
Trane Co (The) com
7%
Quincy Mining Co.
9%
71%
Tnompson (J R) com
U 8 Gypsum
Oct
Jan
Sept
4%
C5%
'•
F,
5%
Det& Clev Nav com
Aug
4%
6%
50
35
Jan
•„18%
765
150
■
4
'200
8c
78%
100
6%
5%
Suidstrand Mach T'l com 5
12%
7%
"LOW
Continental Motors com.l
12c May
2
July
89
OH
-..*
20%
%
Corp com 10
r i
3tudebaker Corp com. —_1
Old Colony RR—100
Feb
200
C40%
6%
Jan
Shares
5
5%
Burrough s Add M ach...
Consolidated Paper com ,10
Consumers Steel com
l
May Y 2% Sept
Feb
13%- Jan
1%
:•
20c
A»r
%
2%
Jan
35c
if
305
3)4
3)4
108)4 U5)4
7
1%
5%
......
Jan
108%
31%
......
F lec com. *
Standard OU of Ind cap.25
2%
•
.
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
for
Week
High
7%
Baldwin Rubber com..*_I
Jan
50
13
July
Low
—
.
"Apr
262
20
27
5)4
109
67%
32%
C5%
Oct
; Jan
Price
Drop Forge com...5
Auto City Brew con
.1
4% Sept
38
suks
of Prices
Atlas
Aug
Oct
%
13
II
5)4
t
...2.50
Aug
14%
29%
%
61
13
pref...20
4%
?
25c June :j
,.5o
250
N YNH&Hartf RR-100
North Butte
July
5*4
2
Tandard Brands Inc com.*
Standard Dredge
30
May
May
2
y.AH
;•>'. 34
,25%.
775
15%
olo T ow cla A com.25
ou t
Ipiegel Inc common
-*
1,400
120
16
15%
*
—,100
4%
6% June
-4,
Cum preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype
Aug
10%
2%
—
Jan
Oct
67.
10
16
Aug
9%
.
17
-
Sept
470
2
27
New Engl Tel & Tel.., 100
100
-
20c
Par
Stocks—
.
13
20
Mar
505
68%
5%
40
l
)• 5%
19)4
3
10
-
5)4
Aug
100
Common.
100
Maine Central com
1%
862
Sivyer steel Castings :om_ *
SjU Bend Lathe Wss cap.5
Jan
3%
3%
5
Mar
Sale
OCt
-25/.;.Aufir
2,318
2
5%
47
67%
Sept
28%
3%
*
.100
25c
.lie
13
.25
National Tun ft Mi^es... *
18%
"*6%
Loew's Theatres (Bost)
Narragansett Rac Assn.. 1
3%
corn....1
S.g .ode Steel Strap pref.30
LamsonCorp (Del) com 1.5
Jan
Jan
C17%
errick Corp cl B
;
2)4
11c
Sept
Jan
740
.
:
*1)4.
8
108% 108%
Sears Roebuck ft Co cap..*
13
Exchange
dag
Las
IFeeJP* Range
May
May
f
10c
..
25
33
f 2)4
15
13
Rolll.is Hos Mills com—,1
18%
Co
Oct
'
Republic Steel Corp com.*
Isle Royale Cop
Apr
.
115
3%
>403
25c.
7%
200
.
70
41
Sept
149
R ,tu
2%
"""lie
July
1,090
c3%
Sept
<
15%
13%
Apr
af.vL
riQRB r
Helvetia Oil Co
54
10%
67
Class A A
.
4
33'
J—*
..
25%
c9%
149
H nth a wa,y B ak pre f.
15
3)4
I
15c
4
Detroit Stock i
Apr
Oct
•21
I.I. 25
8%
Jan
12
Iv'. 90
•
15c
"4
Jan
200
67
25
4%
Oct
2%
24%
149
—
com.*
10
11
100
100
Preferred
Radio Corp of Amer
30
Feb
Sept
18
Oct
Aug
15c
—_
Sept
8%
Quaker Oats Co common.*
May
4
.
13%
2%
C24%
-
Jan
81%
Co..
21%
36%
5%
6
.
3%
22%
Jar}. 1, 1941
'% .V High
Low '
2,694
•'
27
26%
50
8%
-
inc
Feb
6
1,150
6
Wi
-
12
12
741
14%
1
.14
Apr
12%
150
50
Pocr ft CO cla s B ———*
10
54%
180
22%
49%
*
-. —.
—
Employers Group
Mar
150
22
Pressed ^teel C ir com—_1
Jari
8
14
425
50
—
m
40)4. 40)4
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Oct
4%
22%
A
Oct
7% June
14%
13%
Peon RR capital.——.50
—
Gilchrist
4%
250
.
12%
;4
cl3%
13%
Preferred.
Range tince
Shares
Yigh
5)4
Aug
100
20
Peoples G L & Coke cap 100
•
Txiw
Eastern S9 com.—
Aug
75
P ,rker Pe i Co
Week.
Jan
720
12%
75
—100
(The) com 10
Tenn Flee Swtl h class A.*
Aug
8%
May
270
12%
Paramount Pict Inc com.l
Oct
Apr
Aug
250
14
75
Omnibus Corp com..—6
7
39%
5%
15%
4%
13
14
Price
Georgian Inc cl A pref—20
4%
16%
10%
11%
23%
%
!
for
of Prices
Economy Grocery Stores.*
%
15%
6%
-
Par
450
1,350
.
Stocks (Concluded)
High
Feb
5%
»
.
Montg Ward ft Co com..*
7% preferred
Low
Shares
.15%
4.
Sales
Week's Range
tale.
15%
llenlOO
7% prior lien.
100
7
prelerielA.. —100
Miller ft Hart SI pr pref. 10
Last
3%
5
5%
Midland Util 6% pr
Nash-Kelvinetor
Frida;
for
Week
■
1, 1941
Range Since Jan.
'
.
10%
11%
794
39
"34%
Oct
July
Aug
Volmue 154
•t THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 3999
•
783
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Fridag
North
American Co—..*
Week
a!23*
'
894
-
*
Paramount Pictures fnc_.l
234
Packard Motor Car Co
al434
a229*
1034
Pennsylvania RR Co—50
Purp Oil Co
'.....—*
Radio Corp of America--*
Republic Steel Corp—..*
Bocony-Vacuum Oil Co. 15
10
Railway Co.:..*
Inc.... *
17
Southern
Standard Oil Co (N
!
18
J)..25
634
a534
al03*
aT2%
United Air Lines Transp. .5
al3%
Corp....5
a'30%
al39* al3 9*
a369* a37%
a 34
a %
023% a24
Aircraft
(Oel)_*
Co.,.—.10
U S Steel Corp
....*
34
a
United Corp C''i.t)
U S Rubber
a24
t
53
,
Warner Bros Pictures lnc.5
52%
49*
49*
Westlnghouse El & Mfg.50
a7294
*3
Aug
53
496
of Prices
Improv
>>
.
Dutiueane Brewing — ...5
Brewing...-...1
19
Apr
July
Feb
July
1094
Jan
Jan
43%
79*
Sept
Apr
May
89*
Aug
Jan
Jan
419*
Jul¬
io 14
Jtly
J'Ty
34
594
49*
37
934 •Mar
64%
Feb
33
1234
Sept
39
363*
Feb
>
"
V* 84
'l8
30
2134
487
O
7834
3894
134
Oct
50
*
-
Feb
2 )4
Oct
>.
Hydraulic Press Brk pfdlOO
Internat Shoe com..... J
4
Key Co common—
"*2834
..
113
12
Aug
Jan
103*
5
;v-
ct Louis Pub fc'erv A com.l
1
W arrants.. -*.
20
2.10
Set*
289*
Jan
May
May
3434
319*
Jan
33
2834
Philippine L D Tel....100
28
Oct
Jan
REAR Co Ltd
—
Oct
0 com
'
Soundview Pulp Co com. 5
Southern Pacific Co..
Jan
Oct
Spring Valley Co Ltd....*
Standard Oil Co of Calif.. *
314
11
2,300
1C
Jan
2c
2<J
2%
200
20%
70%
%
234
19%
624
Apr
June
3i«
11
10%
Get
Apr
934
2434
19 34
Mar
794
8
23
2234
23
7
450
9J4
121
80
£3,500
83
2,200
3314
6,000
1114
83
1,000
79
1
83
Week's Range
145
July
86 %
Sept
1%
Feb
9%
148*4 May
Feb
60
107
:
20
244
6%,
55%
%
21%
03%
Aug
Price
High
Low
2.10
%
21%
,2%
2%
294
6c
6c
Vm
9%
934
4
434
;
"7%
Eng.1-...5
Atlas Imp Diesel
Bank of Calif N A.,-—.80
Oil\
Byron Jackson Co
,.*
Cclif Ink Co capital.---4
"
Calif Packing Corp com..*
rreferred..
4
50
1,172
4%
4%
524
4
4
28%
"2234
.
_
39 >4
27
3%
3%
415
"~8%
2%
3%
21%
22%
1
7,585
-22%
1 %
'
_
1,740
314
Oct
Sept
July
Juty
Jan
Jan
July
314
Oct
2
Mar
25 %
Aug
Apr
18514
Sept
20
163
87
111)4
Apr
Get
,.3014
30%
628
2914
Mar
10%
14%
10%
50
18 J
189
11114
112
15
...?
22%
63%
53%
'*■
38%
58%
100
',55%
104
5814
.
■
baa
2,700
%
ll!S
2
1,300
1194
o394
53*
July
Consolidated Oil Corp...*
834
July
Curtiss-Wright Corp.... .1
113
119*
General Electric Co
July
4094
Sept
Ida
Feb
243*
Sept
Internatl Nickel Co Can.''
May
53 34
fcept
Kenn
0
AKoobL.s ,oml8
Oct
17c
Jan
Oct
4
Jan
.v.c .vesson
Oct
71
Jan
M J A M A M
14 9*
Oct
Montgomery Ward A Co.*
22%
635
2194
Oct
50
Sept
Mountain City Copper..5c
24)4
380
209*
May
26
149*
Jan
s
Nor,h Amer
0%
625
59*
Oct
63*
^p*r
119*
May
1534
Jan
82)*
Apr
94
Oct
Park
38
6
Jan
19
Oct
Pennsylvania RR..
114% 11494
994
9%
1834
18%
42 34
42%
50
112 3*
Oct
117
Sept
Jan
10
Oct
219*
Sept
80
41
Feb
44 n
Jan
Shasta Water Co
113
47
May
Oct
,
30
30
176
100
1.10
1.10
500
0% 'A 0%
20(),
.2 %
;
com.. 1G
Paint v-ttfp pref..;
33 %
32%
33%
Golden State Co Ltd.. ..*
hale Bros otopes Inc. ...I*
10%
July
,10%
: ;i5i4
1034
,15%
Hawaiian Pine Co Ltd..!
1534
•
Apr
1,036
37
May
338
31
Apr
476
89*
Jan
1334
Jan
1434 Ju e
.
100
100
501!
100
1334
13%
1,622
11
11
11734
Port
Sept
Feb
39
Mat
100
900
12
31
h ay
134
Oct
19*
10
219*
Oct
253*
Apr
33*
235
334
Oct
494
Jan
7n
50
59-8
Jan
8
334
734
21
'i';
42
3694
21
175
5
June
7
May
28
Jan
31
Jan
53*
2394
660
229*
293*
245
29
59*
255
;
;.
42
May
Oct
59*
290
v
35
25
36?%
lv ay
Apr
Apr
49*
125
8c
8c
539
*7294
7294
72 34
395
3i»
«u
7.409
Jan
1434 Sept
1334 May
Westates Pet com.
934
48c
Feb
2.65
Oct
Wes J
m
Mar
Pr.^ferrnd..:........10
7%
7%
7%
1,811
l.«0
Feb
79*
Oct
.....
.
1
1
Preferred
ghouse E A Mfg..50
Rk'lrs
1
(w i)
•
:
130
Jan
Jan
a
1.35
;
7094
July
Leb
2'A
Jt iy
53*
.
Feb
3
f t) i
4234. Sept
Sept
'
1
Aug
"834
42
50
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300
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3114 Sept
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514 Aug
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83
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13
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6
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1434
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113
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1334
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50
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83
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Mar
Oct
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1434
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155
427
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400
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4
455
434
834
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4%
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1134
1034
11
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75
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217
29%
2.70
May
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300
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5
28
Apr
3
9
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*
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Feb
1.25
514
.,1
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25
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200
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538
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240
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5
126
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27
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11
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11
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5
359
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309*
2834
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-
1,405
3,210
32
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3434
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614
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-
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14%
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534
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014
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100
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150
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100
1934
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.
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994
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:
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20
American Tel A i'el
834
2994
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550
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83-4
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1
8%
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Stocks—
Jan
Sept
914
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14
July
Apr
52
5*4
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11
11
7
..*
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—
12
1%
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Jan
314
Apr
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450
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814
Oct
794 Sept
Mar
4%
98
Apr
Oct
1094
*
Oct
1614 June
10214 JUy
June
111
614
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334
Scruggs-V-B Inc com....5
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Jan
Jan
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694
16
Feb
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514
101
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50
2.35
38
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1314
614
9%
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100
1894
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2
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4
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9
1.50
Aug
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13J4
113
101
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14 34
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May
100
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107
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8
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500
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Oct
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1
414
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16
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26
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50
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98
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295
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5
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8
101
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28
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%
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May
4%
1034
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29
44%
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5
1.65
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24%
494
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2994
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Low
41
810
1.65
Oliver Ltd Filters A_..._*
'22
122
Faistaft-Brewlng com...
Hussman-Ligonier com..
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Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Sept
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
30
I
914
10
Nat BearlLg Metals pf.100
for
11294
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,22
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an
Aug
10
600
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Mcnasco Mfg
110
8 34
National Auto Fibres com 1
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of Prices
35
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2d preferred........ 100
300
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■
:
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Brown Shoe common..—*
Sept
*
100
Sale
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Jan
2834
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Friday
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6
594
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2634
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21
Low
110
28
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Vtgnavox Co Ltd...
1
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1%
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Lone Star Gas.
-.-*
-
a-gemlorf TTtd Bk pref. 50
LeTourneau R G lnc...--l
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12%
1%
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Ilarb Walker Refraccoin.*
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Oct
May
103*
Fort Pitt
Jan
Jan
1334
703*
12 3*
10
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309*
109*
Shares
834
43%
834
117 3*
109*
Bonds—
Hutchinson Si gar Plant 15
Range Since Jon. 1, 1941
for
Week
High
193*
Apr
6>* May
1019* May
166
Jan
163
Amer Tf 1 A T< 1 3s. ->>1956 V'-
Low
Price
134
250
Jan
Par
Sales
Oct
11
>
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'
1934
7%
23*
2
High
109*
7%
6%
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,
189*
Jan
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Devonian
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213*
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238
18,707
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2194
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618
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Low
Price
-PrCe
Sale
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1034
3.943
Sale
Par
3J<1
<
Sept
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Stocks-
Price
Par
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
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of Prices
Last
Week
May
35
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for
of Prices
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139
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277
634
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Vnglo Can Tel Co pref..50
Vsbestos Corp ...... — .*
A.*
Jell Telephone .....> ..100
Brazilian T L A P.,-*
Jrlt .Col Power Corp A—*
1394
46
.
Power Corp.*
North
Danada
SteampBhlp..—.*
—50
5% preferred
228
1394
15194
198
,
734'
10)*
"
137
May
8
1,852
50
53*
223*
1.50
1334
355
13 34
Oct
494
275
4%
Feb
41
59*
Sept
_...
6
72
71
594
93
>.100
Gurd Charles....M>....*
3
63*
93
'
3%
-
6
63*
27%
27
6
22
26
2634
124
23
59*
634
5
170
605
28
2634
105
124
2394
1.040
•
21
1194
Mines.-.>.5
July
Jan
Howard Smith
334
-
Preferred,
Hudson B
iv
c...-....
Ml
.100
Ing. ....*
Jan
Mar
Indust Accept Corp:....-*
Sept
Interlatlonal
894
63*
28!*
103*
27%
2894
Oct
126
-
:*29*
100
100'
27
2634
934
95*
1234
129*
.25
Intl Paper when Issued. .15
20
20
20
15-;
149*
15
Inter Pete Co
Jan
Aug
Oct
: .100
Preferred.
Lake of the Woods
Laura Secord
■-
>..
.
-4.
-
Investm't.*
2
19
'.
Julv
3
39*
Feb
4
Sept
334
334
55
1.85
Apr
3%
Sept
6 34
950
4 34
Feb
7)*
Aug
3994
981
28
28
229*
2394
90
90
229*
150
32
41
Sept
2434 June
20
M iy
Sept
97
30
.1 an
19
5
May
28
Jan
84
550
June
98
Sept
May
101
July
146
Mav
23
233*
235
21J*
May
27%
Mar
10%
16
1634
130
l'5 J*
Sept
20%
Jan
40.
109
108
May
119
Feb
115
7 34
494
879*
879*
879*
75
75
75
.
-
..>..*
--1
*
*
shown above are
151
151
6
534
534
534
3
143*
3
153*
May
9%
Jan
6
Sept
10
84
Aug
89
Sept
425
70
May
82
Jan
Jan
155
Mar
7
Sept
8
Jan
5
',Jan
130
',
.
-
—100
6 34
3)* Jure
2
150
305
4
5
5
61
3
.
Preferred..
.
1 >..'..
-
-
610
Feb
1094
Oct
Oct
Feb
Wabasso Cotton
1,455
14
Jan
Winnipeg Electric A...:.*
Aug
113*
1534
1694
Jan
B
Jan
Preferred.....
Oct
25
38
Sept
Sept
143
3
3
5
.._..*
34
35
25
1
1,338
75c
75c
4
Feb
;.
38
Artr
75c
100
1
105
70c May
6
'.....*
>
A pr
334
24
7
137
43*
July
Oct
F. b
Sep
1.15
15
1
Ja
Sent
7
Jan
Jan
29)* June
1,079
9
142
-.--*
—
" 'Apr
6)4
Jan
Bept
Banks—
145
Commerce
.100
162
J a*
Montreal......:.
.100
180
186
171
Mar
193
Ja
100
'270
270
267
Julv
284
Ja-
154
15534
150
Feb
166
Ja-
Jan
Nova Scotia
87 34
Jan
Roval
100
18 3*
150
May
Sept
1034
149
Aug
11
15534
50
14
4
65
Jan
June
50
June
Oct
4
Sept
3 34
10
3)4 June
594
Jan
20 94
June
29
Jan
Fridag
18
10
16
May
51
Mar
Last
Week's Range
for
27
72
19
May
28
Sept
Sale
39
100
35
Mar
40
Sept
of Prices
Low
High
Week
39
33
National "teel C11 Corp.
-
Niagara Wire Weaving..c*
Noranda Mi ies Ltd.-..>>*
"52)4
34
165
31
Feb
3!)
Aug
18
18
100
15
Aug
25 34
Jan
52
5234
2134
1,610
"49)4
May
5794
Jan
6%
18
May
2234
Oct
7% cum pref
15034
2
150
53*
50
5
10
'85
Oct
99
3
124
June
124
Jau
Brit Amer Oil Co Ltd. _>.*
Jan
Calgary Sower Co Ltd—
2134
Ogilvle Flnur Mills.....
Preferred>.......... 100
Ottawa L H A Power..
150'4
-
16 %
Sent
53*
53*
■
1.00
85
85
preferred..-.100
of Canada. J.*
121
121
Preferred:....
Penmans
100
—
....
Power Corp
Price Bros A Co Ltd—_>*
5% preferred.....100
Quebec Power.
Regent Knitting- — -'---*
lagoenay
over pref.. 100
compiled from official sales lists and is the week's range Oct. 18 to Oct.
Sales
23-94
263*
"2634"
-25
'
-
Viau Biscuit....
Jan
Feb
9 ' ".
142
Tuckett Tobacco pref.. 100
Sept
19%
23)* June
IS
*
.
734
494
Sept
3034
Feb
*
753
'
'
109 '
21
1,399
64
23
2394
_„*
Natimal Breweries
394
4
Mont Tramways.—100
38
334
Mont L H A Power Cons.*
6
2334
76
.27
'
'"'
39*
Dominion Coal
—
Feb
Preferred.
1.50
"
Dominion
The prices
Legare
8
--
English Electric B
foundation Co of Can
7334
100
9
Elertnilux Corp
7334
May
60
...
25
9
9
Paper. 1 —
Sept
100
60
Preferred.
16
10
prefJ-- —25
Dominion Textile....
Feb
Feb
Massey-Harris (new),.*>>>
M cColl-Frontenac Oil.... *
Dryden
Ja
June
MacKinnon Steel pref. .100
.
70
12
Apr
—
Oct
Mar
82
Sept
-
1.50
59 34
122
1434
-
65
312
250
1089-4
.
1.50
6734
17
Jan
Jar
1.50
67 34
8534
Mar
Aug
*
229*
153*
334
May
Ja
1294
115
*
Feb
10
May
Steel Co. of Canada
Mar
17
>.
Apr
1083*
Simpsons class B...
2 )*
100
17%
5
Jan
10
3
115
Jan
1694
"so"
>-*
12
115
834
Sept
5
15
1
Preferred—........100
Bridge...>....*
oreferred 25
Dominion Git's
.100
Dominion Steel A Coal B 25
Dominion Tar A Chemical*
Preferred..
M 100
12
25
1394 Ju
11
255
625
J*
295
13
'139*
10
Seagrams..>.*
preferred
29*
Oct
100
35
Distillers
Jan
A
July
11-94
'•23* May
.*
100
15
Alcohol...>.*
-...*
Railway..25
Don MI'dng A SwIMig_.5
Drown Cork A Seal Co. >.*
4
830
102
lnd
Mar
294
15
Class B—
115"
2 34
84 34
International Tower—.. *
17
100
500
294
Ltd.......*
Jan
May
14
2134
Sept
12
14)*
150
Sept
1,917
ShawMgao W A Power..*
Sher Willian of «an......*
Sept
35
1534
Jan
1294
2134
Sept
933*
87
20 ""10'
3434
43
June
80
95
213*
..
J ii v
4034
13
35
*
31
1694
St Lawrence Paper pref 100
10
2134
Preferred
Sept
93
50
Sept
13
"13""
18
4034
Feb
79*
10
B.onze..:.*
Internal Nickel of Canada *
Jan
Sept
2394
159*
e
40
80)4
Feb
*
High
i 16
July
4%
St. Lawrence Corp
1.25
622
70
Jan
Low
Shares
234
169-4
23
270
840
102
1734
High
1.90
2
9%
426
15
Dandn Pacific
Low
Price
Oct
334
102
Dandn
Week
6
129*
•
1194
159*
Paper.—*
10%
694
101%
May
May
ger (h Id
Imperial Oil Ltd....
*
Tmnerlal Tobacco of Can.5
Apr
1894
Holll
Aug
May
110
45
334
Hamilton Bridgei~....'... *
2
Feb
5
20 3*
55
Jan
8%
26'*
33* June
120
Oct
160
July
173*
615
6
22J*
Sept
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
for
of Prices
590
Preferred...:.
Converters....'.100
100
Dandu Foreign
Par
-
Feb
943* Ju-e
J*
14
Mar
5
~
19
May
5
494
494
10034
7%....... 100
Canadian Cottons.....
Stocks (Concluded)
High
Mar
46
143*
Jan
10>* June
295
1.75
1334
Rights...
Dandn
<■
Feb
Miar
24
24
25 "22%
Preferred
Dandn Celve^e.
Preferred
-Gati neau*.
Ge"eral Steel Wares..:..*
High
1009* 100%
>734
Foundry..*
Uaudn Car A
Low
Week's Range
Last
Shares
)
Siles
Last
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Week
-
1834
Products A'.—*
Canada Cement..... ... - - *
Preferred..
.
-----100
7 V
46
70
1334
150-
1.75
Dan
Low
333
V
173-4
18
3ftthurnt Pow A Paper
46
-
Price
5% preferred^...... 100
Week
Shares
934
.9%
.1. —»*
46 '
Building
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941 ;
for
Preferred..
31 torn a Steel—; i
of Prices
Low
High
Sales
Friday
hast 'YWeek's Range
of Prices
Low
High
"I
Fridag
Werk's Range
Sale
Stocks (Continued). - Par
Listed and Unlisted
um.J
Last
Montreal Stock Exchange
Sale
—
14
394
394
50
1034
11 %
701
125
70
13
13
100
39*
894
25
63
Par
Stocks
Price
95c
Abltibi Pow & Pap...---*
cum
100
100
pref...
'
June
155
Feb
Aluminium Ltd
Oct
10
Jan
Feb
6% cum pref..
100
Beauharnois Pow C^rp. ..*
June
794
8
^
10134
Brewers & Dist of Van Ltd5
'
May
5J*
July
1234
May
75
Sept
6% cum pref
*
-V
109
.
13
95
116
994
5
1734
173*
101
*
394
1043* 104 34
394
93* June
14%
Jan
Canada & Dom Pug Co... *
1.05
1,000
834
1,140
5
101
22)*
223*
85
85
1.15
Sep;
Feb
8
iv ay
15
95
Oct
115
Ja
3
-
4
50
116
694
High
Feb
841
13
10134
175*
Low
55c
115
Oct
120
Ja
11
591
93*
6!*
Ma-
3>4
415
15
May
June
189*
'20
109
June
10234
250
500
0
Oc
Oct
A
f
Jar
Ja
Bel
2094 Jure
27
Ja
84
9534
Ja-
Can North P Co Ltd—
10
3
June
5
Feb
90
103
July
107
Jan
24. For footnotes see page 784.
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Shares
7% cum pref.
100
10
Sept
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
784
Tuesday, October 28, 1941
\
CANADIAN MARKETS
Sales
Friday
for
of Prices
Week
Price
Par
(Concluded)
Week's Range
Sale
Stock*
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
Low
Stores
Stocks (Continued)
High
107
100
670 cum pre!..
——100
Candn Light & T ow Co. 100
Candn Tow & Pap Inv Ltd*
67o cum pref.
-—*
Canadian Vlckers Ltd--.-*
7% cum pref- — ...100
City Gas & El Corp Ltd -. *
Jan
107
26
150
June
207
Jan
Consumers Gas.-
165
12
160
June
175%
CrowsN Coal..100
14
14
25
13
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
Delnite
•
25c
25c
2
2
3
3%
25c
315
2
Feb
5
Oct
125
10
May
26
Oct
1,350
5%
220
5
3A
850
1.50
22%
23%
155
18% May
28% s Jan
93
93
84
98
June
July
107
O t
25
29%
Jan
Mar
July
7%
5%
Jan
Jan
1.25 May
Mar
4%
4A
227
2%
106
2% June
5%
Aug
9
9
Feb
10%
Sept
—25
Dominion Steel B
*
Dominion Wollens.
10%c
-1
East Malartic....—
East tste> 1
—
i-
50
2%
2%
4
375
■
126
6
Feb
12
Oct
12%
790
7
Feb
13
Sept
35
11
Feb
15%
65
27
Jan
59
112
5
Apr
7%
Feb
15
15
Massey-Harris Co Ltd6% cum pref
100
51
54
5%
11A
5%
5%
12
15e
15c
15c
11%
*3 cum pref—-----
Jan
11%
125
11%
v
5
,
5
5%
12%
50c May
:
Sept
Sept
Sent
May
May
50c
9% May
9%
Nova Scotia L A P—
Extension Oil
4
Oct
Aug
98
Jan
82
4
100
100
30
100
4
Jan
4
Jan
124
98
Auc
104
Jan
150
43
43%
78
19%
1.00
1.00
♦
1.00
19%
Wal cervllle Brewery Ltd.*
43%
Walker-G A Worts H
108
$1 cum preferred--——*
50c Juue
38 %
Feb
Oot
48%
20%
Mar
19%
1.00
Sept
Jan
Fed Kirk
21%
1
3c
Fleet Aircraft
"17%
B_.
Preferred—.....
s
3%C
29%c
Lake..
Goldale
1
5c
Gold Eagle.
1
Goodyear--Preferred..
—
—
—
—
Great Lake vot trust..
53%
8c June
22 %c Sept
6C
6c
1,800
2,000
4%c* July
9c
2c
2c
1,000
lc June
3c
*
-
Can Malartin Gold M.Ltd *
55c
6c
500
6c
55c
55c
Central Cadillac G Mines. 1
1,000
6c
48c
Feb
5c
Mar
8c
Sept
Oct
24%
Jan
Oct
2.90
Jan
30e June
52c
Jan
20
20
290
20
East Malartlc Vines Ltd. 1
2" 16
2.16
2.25
700
2.16
Eldorado Gold Mi ies.—1
38o
38C
38c
100
Dome Mines Ltd--------*
Francoeur Gold Mines—*
43c
49c
700
-u 'i-
4.40
4.50
1,400
2%c
1,200
2c
Apr
Jan
230
14%
Aug
Kerr Addlsson..
------
Kirk land Gold Rand Ltd-1
2%c
es———1
MacassaMi esUtd-i——1
13
Lake Shore Ml
M alartio Gol dfields ------1
Normetal Min Corp
3.65
30
2.25
2.48
2,000
48%
48%
100
3.65
2.30
6
Mclntyre-Porcupi'e
Imp Oil.
—
.100
—
—
57
202"
100
*
.
35c
60c
Apr
1.85 Sept
Int Vet A pref
100
3.00
Oct
International M'll nref.100
111
1,55
600
1.65
Jan
88c
88c
900
7.20
7.20
7.20
110
1.50
1.28 May
53o 53%c
2,050
5,500
20c
65c
6c
7c
Wrlght-Hargreaves...—*
3.20
3.15
3.20
400
35
34
15
14%
*
J M Cons.,..----
5c May
9c
7.00
Oct
Aug
Jan
58c
60c
2.33
3,395
July
76c
Jan
1.58 May
2.65
Sept
52c
4,500
2.20
2*25
Toronto Stock
Par
Stocks
Week's Range
for
Sale
of Prices
Low
High
Price
*
95c
----
-
:ioo
6% preferred
Aldernac-
30
.mm
Anglo-Canadian
vi.'glO tl.il'
2.70
8c
-—I
Arntfield-.—------h :
...I
1-iy
Auner—
---1
Bankfield
—
Bank Mont
Bank of Nova Scocia-
.100
Bj.uk
.i00
For
422
5,500
2,000
1.87
9,200
5c
200
1,75
5c
185
*
Exploration.... !!wi "7%c
1.07
Beattle Gold.
—1
Bell Phone.
.100
153
150
...l
ll%c
♦
Biltmore
---
--1
Boae;,l
—-i
pref.
--------
Bralorne.
-
-
-
6c
36c
B A OilB C
,
—
'17%'
*
B C PiWer "A",.
Broulan..—------B-0 v-i.Jii..--——-
—
1
13%
15 c
Can B*ead—-
—
-
3%
f —
Jauaia Muiti
106
g--
38
—
Can Perm Mort—— "-lioo
B
— —
-
-
-
-
*
—
—
,
-
Castle Treth—.
—
—
Central Porcupine—,
Cuiiteji Gai vVi.ies-.
—
37%
Jan
Oct
11c
Jan
18%
Jan
22
10
July
12%
Oct
245
385
4% May
10%
6%
*26%
0%
22%
23%
3
23
26%
3%
165
35
175
20% Apr
19% May
2
Mar
2%
15
1%
F-b
51c
54c
2 A
57c
7,900
47c
Feb
123
"6%
123
27
6
6%
1,416
8%
25
20% 20%
119% 119%
25
v
2
118
Mar
4%
Feb
8
Feb
18
Apr
117% June
Feb
76c
2.20
2.50
47,248
87c May
2.96
1,000
%c June
lc
Sept
8%
6%
2%
3,
2.30
4%c
48%
266
46%
May
1.05
3,250
99!
Oct
1.32
16c
3,000
16c
Oct
24c
May
9c
Jan
McVittie
5c
—1
McWatters
yodel Oils.--.
*
.
45%
"34%
Joadaits.—
3
3%
104
3
Oct
1
176
5
230
3%
July
5%
10
24%
July
20%
30c
100
7%
2%c
1.16
52%
848
4c
500
*
—
52%
52
4c
1
June
21c
2,120
.
Jily
7
5,000
1.15
Oct
July
Feb
30%
19,370
2c
Noranda—
97%
34%
1.16
Mar
July
54c
47%
O'Brien-...,
No par value,
Included
In
a
375
June
1.25
Apr
19
15
O-t
26
;
4,900
Jar
8%c
4%c May
Jan
b Ex-stock dividend,
c Admitted to und Deferred delivery, r Canadian market,
s Cash sale—
year,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Listed,
tin
Odd lot sales,
for
range
.
Transactions at the New York Curb
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Exchange
-
i.onds (far 1 alue)
stocks
Week Ended
Cel.
(Number
Foreign
Foreign
of
24, 1941
Domestic
Stores)
(,'orernment
56,950
81,425
Saturday..
5376,000
Total
Cor, orate
55.000
646.000
4,000
S387.000
3 000
56,000
653.000
107,385
743,000
8.000
5 000
756,000
114.095
781.000
18,000
13.000
812,000
116,325
4.000
3.000
694,000
118,085
087,000
764,000
17,000
594.265
Total...
53,997.000
857,000
529.000
$4,083 000
781.000
Jan. 1 to Oct. 21
Week Ended Oct. 24
Sales at
New
l ork Curb
1941
1940
1941
Exchange
1940
594,265
507,979
22,532.527
33,647,998
53,997,000
57,090
29,000
S4,233,000
$198,851,000
5243,309,000
r
2.047,000
$4,083,000
54,428.000
Stocks—No. of shares.
bonds
Domestic..-.—.
...
Foreign government..
Foreign corporate..
Total.-u-
—
*
46,000
149,000
United States Treasury
are
5.617,000
2.114.000
5,586,000
$206,482,000
5250,942,000
Bills—Friday, Oct. 24
for discount at purchase.
Hid
Nov.
5,1941
Nov. 26. 1941.
Dec.
Jan
188
.—
—
Dec.
17, 1941
0.13%
0.13%
0.13%
0.13%
—
10, 1941
0.13%
0.13%
—
Nov. 12, 1941—
3,1941
Sept
Oct
Dec. 31,1941
Jan
Aug
Erie RR 3%s,
1.35
Aug
Gi If Power
49% May
2%c July
57%
Jau
Luzerne County Gas<fc ndectric
4c
Oct
99c
Sept
—
.
—-
3%s, 1966
Northwestern Public Service 4s,
25c
Mar
Aug
3%
Jan
Sept
Scovllle Manufacturing 4%s, 1960
105
101
35c May
1,600
500
10c
34,900
Oct
10 %c Oct
35
95%
3,633
97c
Aug
3c
Apr
Asked
Southern Natural Gas
1970.
——
———..
99%
108
107%
108%
107%
108
107%
——•———.
3%s, 1950-.—...---.
75c
Jan
18c
Apr
Standard Oil (Calif.) 2%s, 1966
15c
Oct
Wisconsin Power & Light 3%s, 1971.-.-.--.--
106
109%
103
107
—
Public Service (Osla.) 3%s, 1971-
1.88
-----
108%
105%
105%
105%
106
101%
104%
10i%
106%
Sept
1.05
1.65
Jan
5c
5c
500
July
8c
Sept
I9c
2ic
6,600
15s Jute
28c
1.55
1.50
1.58
1.27 May
1.69
Jan
2.75
2.65
2.75
2.25 May
1.96 May
2.55
Aug
2.55
Aug
1
.
—
"
1.13
215
225
7,400
3,025
1,150
98
215
-100
98
5
1.00
1.17
1
—
1.04
A
-
7lc
70 J
71c
6%
3.40
#
Pressed Metals..
11,930
3,800
30
95%
Jan
52%c June
70c
11c
"26"
Gold
-.
.
-
6%c
2.35
.1
—.
1
-
*
Shawinigan—------
"-1
Sherritt Gord.
26c
15
95c
Oct
6%
Oct
--.100
"95^"
1
53c
Siscoe Gol J..-..
-
Sladen Mai-..-—
—-j
—
14
148
Sept
July
21
45
18
May
40
14
Jan
16%
16%
6AW 6%c
2.25
2.35
26c 26%c
15
89c
95
52c
15
95c
7.00
95
-
-
*
Sturgeon R.—.1
9,598
10
25
2,900
1,000
30c
3lc
7%c
67%
200
2,900
7%c
4
3,300
3,603
1,500
56c
30c
4
— —
10c
Feb
155
11c
7%c
Steep Rock Iron—_—.—*
2.70
20
7.00
1
Sigma--...
9,350
•
154
—.1
Royal Bank
.-...100
Roy&llte -..;...
*
Russell Ind-———.—100
Simpsons pref—-
-
'
56c May
*
13%
0.13 /o
102%
Montala-Dakota Utility 3%s, 1961-..
1971.
3%s, 1971—
2%
10c
0
bid
100
45c
—
108%
98%
El Paso Electsic 3%s, 1970——
23,505
10c
—
-----
Quotations for Recent Bond Issues—Friday, Oct. 24
2%c
19c
Powell-Rouyn..
3t Anthony-..
21, 1942.
0.13%
0.13%
0.13%
Aug
31c
--3-1
-
14, 1942
Jun.
25,100
10%c 13%c
0.13%
.....
—
Jan
Feb
lc June
1.00
7,1442
A skid
0.13%
Dec. 24, 1941-....
Jan.
8% Sept
3'J
1.08
1
Premier-.—
Lid
Asked
Dec.
Treasury Bills—
Oct. 29, 1941
Jan
—1
—
Pickle Crow
Straw Lake.
quoted
85c
10%c
Perron_
Reno
Rates
3%
Pamour.
—-i
Oct
*
Isted trading privileges,
1.40
105
San Antonio.------
Jan
5%C
79c
45c
Senator Rouyn...—
Sept
4% July
4%c
Temlskamlng Mining
1.25
Oki lta Oils—-.-.
Apr
6%
1
5
1.70
1.70
1.26
-.5
—1
Aug
1.04
Jan
1,590
Feb
Jan
99
Apr
1.17
Oct
95c
Aug
9%
Jau
3.60 July
4
50
5
1.70
1.59
67%
1.82
22,700
2%c
2%c
2%c
1,000
15c
15c
15c
100
67%
13 %c
Jan
166%
Jan
24% Sept
16%
Oot
Set
14 %c
Jan
2.03
Feb
2.65
Jan
25c
Sept
June
59c
6c
12
62c May
7.10 June
91
Apr
51c
Aug
17
1.15
8.90
100
69c
Jan
Jan
Sept
Jan
Sept
Mar
17c June
43c
6%c Sept
2%
Feb
59% Mar
19 %c
Feb
5
Sept
70
Oct
Mar
2.09
2c Sept
4%c
81c
12c
Sept
Soybean Loan Program Announced
Jan
500
2.40
Jan
Jan
2.10
19
—
—
*
"82c
-
North Star pref..
Slave Lake..——
3% June
41
1
—
Stand Pav pref...
Steel Can
——->
10
152
26
34
3,400
179
26
Newbec.--
98
15
32c
lie
3%
Sept
19
Oct
Queenston Mines..—— 1
60c
18 %c
May
*
—
Nov. 19, 1941.....
Oct
119%
Jan
"upertest ord
Oct
20c
97%
.-.5
Naybob
-
15c June
45%
32c
45
24c
Jan
100
500
17o
23c
Oct
4,300
Sept
23c
32c
68c
Jan
1.77
7%
—
National Steel Car
1.87
5
7%
Feb
4%
26
—.20
Aug
2.30
Sept
179
103
—
National Grocers..
Mar
67c
3%
60c
97%
32c
1
Moore Corp
NipiS8lng..
Mar
Aug
5
2,510
15c
17c
pref 100
Moneta..
Nat Bewer A.
24c
10 %c
3%
1.45
Oct
Sept
Aug
Sept
Aug
May
Oct
8c
Sept
Oct
1%
18
Oct
Sept
1.35
....I
Preferred-.
52
25c
21
1,000
Jan
84c
Feb
Feb
3%
1.35
Mi ling Corp-.---.
iers
6c
12%c
—
Mercury Mills.--..
Modern Contal
5c
8c
4c Vay
62c
Oct
7%
Oct
1,300
1,300
4c
500
June
Mar
7%
103
103
10c
30c
40c June
11
Jan
—
Jan
15c
21
89
Sept
10
40
45
Jan
Jan
1.02
'
22c
123
2lc June
30
35
11
35
Oct
12%
5%
98
4%C
15c
5
Sept
40c
Aug
55c
11%
11
'sept
48%
3%
Chockshutt..
5"
11%
3% June
6
4 <•'
3.% Sept
60?
85
1,375
11%
Oct
Sept
600
21c
1.10 May
2.10 Sept
63c Oct
Jan
3%
9,215
1.95
500
Oct
25
545
49c
Oct
475
2
870
25c
Feb
31,212
855
i
46c
9c
I6u
Apr
25c
1!52
1.81
2%
5
46c
Aug
Sept
3% Sept
63c Sept
1,505
55c
11%
0*t
40
Apr
AUg
25c
500
160
11%
Jan
Aug
3.36
1,100
1.60
3%
54%
7%
4%
6%
.1
3,550
16c
3%
52
July
1% May
3i
50c
1.66
2%
2%
3%
Mar
5%
10
156
a
*
8%
8
Preston...
1.57
45c June
5%
2%
5%
,j
2
Que Mining.....--.
3%
21c
Sept
%c
2.21
Jan
28
21c
40
Jan
Sept
29
Sept
Ont Sllknlt pref...... .100
Pend Oreille
1
July
10%
50c
50c
10%
1.53
I" 67c
Jan
67c
6%
3.20
ll%c ll%c
3%
3%
1.57
Jan
Oct
Jan
62 %c
6%
Pioneer...———
Sept
60c
15c
P Rico pref———
22
July
4%
2.10 July
1.04
Jan
,
Oct
Oct
48%
Oot
50
1.5S
..I
1.25
163
Feb
4.30
.*
.—100
61
Feb
40c
2%C
2.35
10
.....
7
May
18%
Jan
8% May
41c
—*
McLellan Mine
3% June
20
1.35
Feb
Jan
Pandora Cad
143
Oct
..-.1
McKenzle
Paymaster....
21
lc
4
Jan
38
8%
July
2%
Apr
—
Monday...
89
Jan
50
July
1.00
945
2%c
—
Tuesday...
Wednesday
Thursday..
Friday
Oct
26
11%
39
151
6%
100
3%
8%
25
Oct
Feb
& when issued.
106
July
Jan
100
1.00
29%
Jan
*10%
May
*
136
50c Sept
l%c
15
15c
^
May
1.49
Page Hersey
50
Oct
20%
Apr
1 Ac May
5.15
Oct
Mar
*
3.45
Sept
33
9
22% June
1
25
1,363
766
1
58%
14
1,750
Ontario Nickel...
125
High
%c
1,000
Jan
Jan
7,450
5,400
Omega...-
Sept
28% Sept
Low
Shares
3%
55c
1
Apr
1.05
21
Oct
2.11
Jan
Feb
42
Oct
13
3.70
July
17
Jan
65 %c
2.00
25c
1
20
3,975
3.60
15%
1.49
363
600
68c
24
0;t
6%
33c
2.08
13%
28
Feb
3.60
336
Oct
3 05
—*
Normetal.
3%
4.60
..——*
Nogold...
July
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
for
Week
%c
8
*
Apr
100
*
-.5
Jun
1%
Mar
77
Aug
4.90 July
24
1,300
2,275
100
101%
50
l%c
1
1.30
3%
Aug
Jan
46c
Aug
July
1
pref..
McDoi-g oeg.
Mclntyre
Jan
Apr
2.50
Oct
%c
Sept
Pref if
Jan
1.05 May
14c May
75c
32c
28
13%
17c
4,000
Mar
5.95
-
Fei>
84
Oct
101
1,000
1.00
109
— .
Jan
McColl
9C
Jan
38%
52,500
23%
2%c
Sept
Sept
27c
McColl..
1.10
26
16
Mar
12c May
24
53
Oct
Sept
68c
38%
13%
470
If as and when issued new
as
Mar
24
pref.
default.
29% Ju e
500
*
%c
8%
—
8
Jan
6.300
Preferred
Preferred.
Jan
Mar
4
O-t
115%
3,500
"9.465
43c
1
Ma^sey-Harrls.
7
23%
2%o
Oct
100
2,850
Preferred.—
6c June
23
30c
Oct
Apr
July
43c
3.40 June
iiem Research.-..-.
—I
July
25c
93%
110
10.557
---——-*
—
Oct
.
24
not
25%
24%
r
—
3.10
23%
Jan
1.62
-
M Leaf Gard
Jan
24
O t
Sept
10%
1.58
5J0
10
1
Chromium..
Jan
5^
Chester vllle.
Chochenour.
July
Sept
57
205
24%
-
Jan
59j
Feb
lc
4.20
1.61
Malartic G F- ——-.1
June
1
1
Aug
Aug
Mar
65
.100
Central Pat
Oct
June
21%
Canadian Wirebound
—
Jan
Jan
---*
M Leaf Mill.
Oct
9c
Sept
25
1
120
Janadiin W ,il B——
Carnation pref
Jan
15c
#May
8
—25
1.24
5
48
Cana lian Oil pref— -100
CP R..--
Feb
30c
30%
*
102%
Jan
32 .July
*
*
15c
Aug
Feb
1.900
6
Canadian Ind Alo hoi A-*
Canadian Mariartic..
Oct
15
21%
—25
Pref erred..
Canadian Ce.aue.se.
Aug
705
375
21%
6%
Canadian Car.-----
Feb
14c
11%
8%
10%
a. —-Ml
125
14
160%
6c
150
-100
Pre,erred..
Oct
Jan
13%
2.67 Sept
8% May
lc
10
125
-
Canadian Bank Com. -100
■JaoaJian v^aaaers
Feb
Sept
Jan
lc
80
56%
.—
-
Jan
11
35c
------1
38
Prderred————. —50
—
Jan
Oil '''•hctlons-——
4.20
106
6
Canadian Bakeries
Jan
8c
Kirk Townsite.
6%c
—
Jar
84%
3%
5
*
*
Montreal Power
395
Man & East.
40
101%
Ac
*
Langley's
869
Madsen R. Lk
115
Apr
Sales
——*
—
Oct
2,600
...
—
—
Fraser vot trust
Jan
12c
McL CocKStiutt——
Foothills....
Jan
Apr
July
Price
Dalhousie
Humberstone-
Jan
4.25
126
27
Oana Wire A.
2.45
193
Jan
—
8c
10%
Macassa
U)
*
...
15c
11c
38
♦
Can 3t3amshlps——
6%c Sept
11%
5%
10%
125
-.100
CC M pref.
Jan
Aug
11c Sept
May
O t
4.15
1.26
17o
--
81c
3.15
7c May
1.00 May
137
50
7c
4.15
1.27
-
6c June
Feb
30
13%
-
Mar
36e
11,450
1,00 J
Prod———
BUI*11 g
.
255
O t
7
24%
Calgary A Edmonton
Sept
l%c Sei-t
283
10% June
30
68c 69%c
"4". 15
Bill do Ank
10%
June
7c
Oct
24c Sept
July
26 -i
9%
7%
7c
Mar
220
12
24
Feb
2.004
17%
68%c
Apr
Apr
1.50 June
185
5
17%
12
-
..
ackers—,——
Jan
4%c June
171
22
38
5
Brew A'Dist--
3%c
500
10%
7%
7%
Brazil Trac...—
7%
6%c
10%
10%
„......
4.6c
2.00 V.ay
30,100
32
32
—1>0
Blue Ribbon
Oct
9c
Feb
3%c
29,100
1,400
9%
33
%c June
35
340
14c
7%
—
Bobjo———
7
14,300
152
Feb
7%c June
100
1.13
ll%c
—
1.15 Sept
Mar
Aug
240
100
High
'
6c June
12
35
7c 10 %c
13%
13%
7%c 8%c
*
Bidgood K-
1
247% 247%
"-* ""7c
---
Bath Power A
25
272
35
Barkers
Bear
185
272
'247%
3,100
2.70
1
4
25
1 000
7%o8%c
4%e
5".
"l~86
.100
Base Metals.
10
lc
59 %c 60c
-,
— -
2,900
9
lc
...I
urol L.
55c
62
101
17
9
Algoma oteel-
515
8%
16
—
750
110
30
'
-.100
A P Grain pref——-
Low
Shares
1.00
7%
110
A P Grain--.------
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
2%C Sept
Julv
5o May
1,000
V
21c
Dan VI legars
Cons Paper
52
776
Apr
Aug
Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb Section
1.10
11c
Little L L...-
Week
4%
101%
July
4.20
B
Last
4%
Coast Copper
Apr
192
50
lc
73%
16,410
*
5%c June
July
10%
Loblaw A
Sales
Friday
19%
Jan
Lapa Cadillac
Laura Record—-..-.3
T^eltch.
Exchange
3.50
......—.1
Apr
Lamaque <»..
Lebel Oro—
3.10
War Loan 1st
30
1.57 May
1,500
19c
13
13
Lake Shore...
3.20
Brett Tret'n
66c
"66C
.*
:
Apr
Sept
Jan
33c
——1
Kirk Lake...
Oils-
55%
3%
Sept
20c
2.00
12
8,800
7c
Par
37c
23%
July
May
75
5
7c
Jan
Sept
75c
9
32
7c
Stocks—
4.40
4.55
Kerr Addison
t
V.
1
—
Jan
l%c
1
Kirk Hud-.-.
80
32c
33c
84%
Sept
26c
Jan
7% Sept
8%c July
lc
Jwoji Ml w»S
75
84%
Sept
Sept
Bonds—
l%c
——.—1
Jarola...
34c Sept
500
%c
75
-100
Uclii Bonds
4%
12
5
v
15
19c
-.1
80C Sept
Apr
50c May
3.15
Mar
69c
52c June
30c
International Nic"*el..—.*
International Pete
O t
9%c
8%
1,500
30c
95
Jack Waiter
1%C
1
*
•
5.15
48%
20%
May
19% June
I 16c May
70
*
63c Sept
Jan
5
111%
35%
1.15 Sept
Oct
65c
25c
1
Int Coal & Coke
7.50 June
81c May
7.20
26c
"36c
96c Sept
Feb
10%
-
.
——
6c June
3,069
9%
95
Aug
-
I
Wiltsey Cogh
Winnipeg Electric A
York Knit
G
202
2.30
-
10%
3.10 June
July
Oct
9%
A ug.
3c
2.030
57
-
9%
-
*
•.
Jan
67o May
1,153
27
200
1.20
10
*
Westons
Wright Ilargreaves...
h ly
3
8,700
17,400
28c
24c
26%
100
6C
Home Oil Co.--- ———*
2.33
1,300
1,040
1
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co.. .*
2.20
80c
2,400
3,000
—
imp Bank,...
Apr
12
1.20
2,500
100
4
Sept
37
421
17c
17C
17c
1
Jan
4c Sept
5
-
10%
12%
1.38
Jlscoe Gold Mi ies—-... 1
-
Jan
2.95 Sept
49
14c
27
-*
1,035
20
Jan
18%
22c June
500
21c
Howey
375
43%
19%
6
Jan
2%
315
5,750
2,000
3%
2.25
Hudson Bay..
Huron & Erie
4.30
Feb
Feb
,
Jan
4.55
42%
20
18
Var
9 %
25
11%
.5
—
4.45
43%
*
Preferred
Wood Alex pref.
Wood Cadillac.
6c
June
9,000
13c
Home Oil.
4.55
♦
95
Feb
2c
3,400
5c
10%
Holllnger--,
♦
Walkers
1
Jan
Mar
12
400
75c
2.95
80c
Sullivan Cons Ml ies..... 1
Wood C idlllac Mines
5c
21
87c May
47
July
Aug
Walte Amulet
Feb
90
52% June
3%c
1.26
Sherritt-Gordon Mines... 1
'lade n-M alartic Mi nes—1
3.50
63c Sept
4.75
6,500
Jan
52
70c
H & Dauch
4c
5'2c
67%
3%c
...
3c
1
..
W Can l-'l
45
3%
3
Higbwood
Verm i 1 ata—„.... J..
Of Prices
fjow
High
70c
2.90
Perron Gold Mines Ltd—1
—————-
36c May
3.50
5%c
Jan
Aug
Week's Range
25
Jan
4.90
Sale
.
Apr
Mar
2.28
Feb
2
2%
2%
25
3%
4%
Last
3%c
—'1
Harker
Sept
June
Jar
Apr
*
Friday
10%
Ham Bridge
Hard Rock
5%
3%
-.25
Jan
25
5c
Sept
Jan
15
3%
40%
5%
30 %
85
10c
10
10
38
a
Aiur
Jan
July
5c
5
25
37
19
1.27
Oot
30
3%
Jan
13c
17
—
14%
Mar
4%C
1
Gyusum
10% June
2%c May
26
Gunnar
500
18,000
2,20
c
17
Halcrow Sway
11%
Jan
4%C
'2.90
Ltd—*
O'Brien Gold Mi ies —1
Pato Cons Gold Dredging. 1
13
Jan
Sept
60c Sept
Jar
11
11%
Aug
26
.
39c
41c
50
—
6c May
16%c
--*
Preferred..
Great West Sadd...
4,200
21c June
3
3
*
9%c
ll%c Mar
77%
54%
76
50
—
4%
50c
3,660
700
30c
4c
♦
20c May
9c
*
100
2.95
Ort
78
2,000
125
Sept
Oct
5%
70
21%
37c
37c
,
13%
Sept
•.,'.•'*'50 V'.. 4%
3c
1,800
12%c 12%c
5c
5%c
4%c
.
Jan
'Oct
37c
J-
1
Wendlgo
35 %c June
15
79%
6%
3%c
6
6%
1
Gillies Lake--.-...
19
■re¬
preferred....
Jan
50
79%
5%% preferred---.-100
Gen Steel Wares—
Jar
19
Jm
■*
■:
united Fuel A pref... ..50
16%c
2.95
8,500
73
1.80
490
8% Sept
Aug
3% May
14%
Apr
15% Jilv
34
71
-100
—
Oct
23,800
3c
55
1.25
4%
3,500
5%
500
1.70
28
17
1.22
4.20
Oct
45c 48 %c
1.20
1.60
20%
5%
Jan
1.20
4.20
5% Mar
3.90 Sept
46c
3.75
1.40
Feb
5%
*
Gutineau l ower
Aug
....
Union Gas
1-eb
5
90
2.55
Oot
6
30c June
1,966
3,595
4.20
1.97
17%
2.62
1
480
17
Oe»
2.55
*
420
17
*
.
Jar
11%
Ventures
2,600
4
3%
Ford Motors A...
Greening Wire—- —
15%c '■'( 16c
Beaufor Gold Mines Ltd.l
Bo ascadillac Gdl M Ltd. 1
Alder mac Copper Corp..
AbltibL.
3c
2.90
Feb
Upper Canada.
3%C
20
Sept
Oct
9%
United Steel
40c
100
SOc
2.25
30
Jan
21%
j
3.35
Sept
1,000
7,200
•*
—
Uchi Gold
July
2.05
50c May
2,35
11%
67c
Oct
1.75
Mar
10
07c
High
1.90
Apr
2.30
1
Transcontinental Res.
B
1.10
Jan
June
8%e June
15
Jan
450
Jan
23%
107
5%
3.50
36c
5%
-
Preferred——-Mines-
20,965
.«■
;-*
1
—
Golden Gate.
75
75
6% cum 1st pref
100
Quebec Tel F 1 ow Corp A
6% cum pf -100
106% Mar
2.25
11
------
Falconbridge.
Fanny Farmer.
God
48
107% 108
67o cum pref.---.—100
Power Corp of Can—
2.09
2.10
24%
200
50c May
6%
24,245
10%c
-
Francoeur
Mitchell, Robt Co T.td--.*
Mtl Befr A Stor vot trust- *
Jan
Oct
12
MacLaren Pow A Paper .*
pref 10
5%
17%
3% May
Jan
11%
-—
Jan
15
16%
12
FraserCosUtd————
3
1.50 May
105
16%
.....
5%
200
4
12C
11
1
Duquesne Mining.
4
51
300
8
Oct
Sept
6% May
\ 145
6
7%
June
19%
230
1.05
1.05
8
20
Preferred
1.029
7%
7%
5%
Dominion Stores
5
20%
19%
19%
Eldorado-.—----------
Ford Motor of Can A—-
Sigma...
23%
Distillers Seagram
17
4A
">o Can P wr
2'<c
104
4%
Melchers Distilleries
500
183
25
Vottig trust..
5c
5
Oct
f,
Sent
5c
5
Oct
4
7^c
""5c
80
27
2%
Feb
—...1
18
23
-5
Jan
107
15
-
1.25
187
400
-
Oct
18
27
pref..-----100
July
70c
Low
1.57
2.55
Toronto Kiev:i.
17c
200
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Shares
11%
Tobum..—
5.500
,i
for
Week
1
July
70c
12
1.53
1.53
1
common
35
187
22
Sept
41%
Range
s
*
Sullivan
July
12o May
18
Sept
Sylvailte
Tamblvn
Price
Teck-Hughes
187
4%
Jan
Jan
Dominion Foundry
*
Preferred
-.....-.100
2% May
1.00 May
Jan
70o
-i—31
......A
Denlson.
of Prices
Low
High
*
145
Dominion Bank.......100
1.50
-
30
'.i..:i-;-*
-c.
1.55
14
34%
13%
33%
Par
Suflbury Basin
Feb
June
Jan
27
-
150
31% May
Apr
--.-*
-
111
Mar
6%
-
100
June
Sept
15
Fleet Aircraft > td
128
9
8
Eastern Dairies Ltd-*-
7% cum
125
.•I.
6
20 A
Falrchild Aircraft Ltd-
125
—
2%
Aug
7 A
-
426
*
40c
7%
7 A
B
50
39
-■
-
Stocks (Concluded)
1.55
1.13 June
10
38
-
Feb
5
pf--20
Pap Co Ltd A *
Donnacona
1,100
10
39
.100
Cons Smelters
Oot
1.27
Apr
1.50
B-*
Dominion Woollens
1.25
1.25
100
,
High
*
Dlst
eagrams pref
100
Dome
——*
Ltd-*
Linol Ltd *
Low
.-.-.-.5
Consolidated Bakeries
Davies Pete1-
Shares
30c June
25
2%
7%
•
50c
Sept
25c
3%
13
3
20
2%
5%
"~3A
1.60 Sept
27% Sept
25c June
2
Jan
7%
CousolPaper Corp Ltd- —*
Feb
70c
1
23
22
22
m
Dom Encin'g Works
1.25
Feb
"2k
David A Frere Llmltee
Conlaurum
22
26c
*
Don) Oilcloth A
July
106
25
100
163
Preferred.—5
'onsol Div Sec pref.—2.60
-
10
1.35
26%
175
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
1.27
1.27
26%
Week
Week
Sales
■
Last
Sale
for
of Prices
Low
High
5
175
175
7% cum pref.
Commercial Alcohols Ltd
107
107
"26%
„—
Friday
Sales
Week's Range
Price.
1.35
Ltd--*
——*
Indus I .td B——-. *
Preferred.
Par
Donlagas
Canadian Breweries
Listed and Unlisted
Last
Sale
Cable—
'anada Wire A
Cauda
High
fjow
—
Friday
Last
Jan
Sept
Mar
24c Apr
A
soybean loan program designed to aid the
orderly marketing of a 1941 crop stimulated to record
proportions to meet defense needs, was announced
Oct. 21 by the U. S. Department of Agriculture.
It is
the
first soybean loan offered under tne Department's
commodity credit programs.
The Department's an¬
nouncement further said:
Loans will be made through the Commodity Credit
Corporation and will be administered in the field by
the county committees of the Agricultural Adjustment
Administration, in a manner similar to that now em¬
ployed in connection with loan programs in effect
for wheat, corn and other grain.
Grades to serve
basis for determining the loan rate will be established
according to the official grain standards of the United
States for soybeans.
•
Loans at the rate of $1.05 per bushel for No. 2 or
better soybeans of all classes, stored on farms, will
enable farmers to retain their crop for marketing at
(Continued on page 800)
Volmue
THE
Number 3999. ~
154
STATE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
AND
CITY
785
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
South
public buildings in Oklahoma
on
cities
Phoenix, Ariz.
reduced
were
20%
by
in
Gate
City Commis¬
recently
$21,386
Improvement District street wid¬
ening bonds to Refsnes, Ely, Beck
& Co. of Phoenix, as 414 s, for a
premium of
$27.62.
The
only
other bid was an offer of $51.70
premium
on
4^s,
submitted
jointly by the H. G. Hanchett
Bond
&
Investment
Co.,
and
Kirby L. Vidrine & Co., both of
Municipal
awarded
Phoenix.
t
the
by surveys and studies of
type
Little Rock, Ark.
Offering—Sealed
bids
will be received until Nov. 24, by
II. C.
Graham, City Clerk, for the
purchase of $25,000 fire depart¬
ment equipment bonds.
1939
study, the American Mu¬
nicipal Association found tnat city
a
had
governments
been
Fire
insurance
Study
have
rates
property
result
*
of
as
receive
Section
sealed
of
the
the
provisions
of
19
above
bonds.
The
ten¬
to
the
California
Bond
on
district's
Act
Nov. 24,
refunding
in
available for
amount
proportion
Bidders
on
city-
much
must
sur¬
deliver
the
Texas
and
as
a
Bond
sealed
Golden
Gate
District
Bridge and Highway
Delivery of bonds and payment
O. San Francisco),
of purchase price shall be made
(P.
Calif.
as
either at the City Treasurer's of¬
•
.
,
.
statements.
The
followed by like amounts in 1943,
1944,
cities
of Los Angeles and
Francisco
have
adopted the
1945
turity
five
and
1946.
payments
years
to
.•
The
increase
the "final
ma¬
each
v.'',"'-
every
fifth year, it will be
neces¬
New York
25% lower rates sary to build up a reserve bal¬
A start
for hospitals, jails and educational ance in the sinking fund.
institutions,
and
19
Colorado in this direction has been made,
cities expected to save a total the
report said, as the balance in
of $2,336 a year on brick build¬
Earlier
cities
this
year,
obtained
ings by a
25% reduction gained
in late 1940.
Fire insurance rates
~
the fund
of
the
is
nearly
scheduled
a
at
year
ahead
requirement.
an
election
on
Oct.
21
have
been sold to local investors. Dated
Dec.
1, 1941, and due serially from
1942 to 1951, incl.
maturity
plan of carrying no insurance and
In order to pro¬
meeting fire losses out of general on July 1, 1971.
revenues, reserve funds or bond vide for the increased payments
issues*
until
Virden
Bonds
&
Sons
Sanitary
Sold—The
Co.
of
D:strict,
H.
C.
III.
Speer
recently
KENTUCKY
Bals-
Aberdeen,
receive
10
a.m.
Bond
on
Ky.
Election—The
issuance
of $9,500 water system bonds will
be submitted to the voters at the
provement bonds of 1941.
general election
Sept.
Dated
15, 1941. Denom. $525 Due
July 1 from 1943 to 1954
$525
incl.
Bidder
to
name
a
single
interest, expressed in a
multiple of
of 1%.
Interest
of
furnished
be
Nov. 4.
on
LOUISIANA
on
rate
the
successful
bidder.
Terrebonne Parish (P. O. Houma),
La.
Bond
Offering—It
is stated by
M. V.
Marmande, President of the
Police Jury, that he will receive
sealed
Nov.
bids
until
10
a.
m.
on
for the purchase of the
following
public
improvement
bonds
aggregating
$1,030,000;
$100,000 airport maintenance and
$930,000 road and bridge con¬
4,
struction
not
to
bonds.
Interest
rate
IOWA
Burlington, Iowa
Certificates
City Council
Authorized
The
—
Oct. 16 approved
on
ordinance
an
ance
calling for the issu¬
$11,000 sewer certificates.
of
Hamilton
(P. O.
City), Iowa
County
Sold—L.
Bonds
Webster
:
L.
Doolittle,
County Auditor, reports that the
$50,000 semi-ann. refunding bonds
offered
4%, payable M-N.
Nov.
1,
1941.
Denom.
$1,000.
Due Nov. 1, as follows:
$34,000 in 1943 and 1944, $35,000
in 1945, $36,000 in
1946, $37,000
in 1947 and 1948, $38,000 in
1949;
$39,000 in 1950, $40,000 in 1951
and 1952, $41,000 in
1953, $42,000
in 1954, $43,000 in
1955, $44,000
in 1956,
$45,000 in 1957, $46,000 in
1958, $47,000 in 1959, $48,000 in
1960, $49,000 in 1961, $50,000 in
1962 and 1963, $51,000 in
1964, and
$52,00*0 in 1965 and 1966. Bidder
to
the
name
of
rate
interest.
on
Feb.
17, were pur¬
Split interest rates may be bid.
jointly by Paine, Webber
Place of payment to be designated
& Co., of Chicago, and Wheelock
by the successful bidder. Payable
& Cummins, of Des Moines, as
as to
both principal and interest
13/4S, at par. Dated March 1, 1941.
from an annual levy and collec¬
Due on March 1 as follows:
chased
$6,000
in
1942 to 1944, $7,000, 1945
1947, $8,000, '1948, and $3,000
to
in
1949.
Lucas County
(P. O. Chariton),
Iowa
;':v'
Bonds Sold—A
r"
$12,000 issue of
refunding bonds was sold recently
to
the White-Phillips
Co., Inc.,
of
Davenport, as 21/4s, paying a
premium of $196, equal to 101.633,
of
basis
a
Nov.
about
I, 1941.
tion
of
tax
on
the
2.11%.
Dated
Due $4,000 on Nov.
1 in 1953 to 1955
unlimited
an
all
taxable
ad
valorem
property
in
parish, sufficient to
pay prin¬
cipal and interest maturing each
year. It is estimated that an annual
ad
'
valorem
4V2
mills
assessed
of approximately
dollar on the
tax
the
on
valuation
of
all
taxable
property in the parish will be re¬
quired to amortize these bonds.
This
millage will be materially
by the annual transfer
reduced
of severance taxes to
fund.
be
In
this
noted
the sinking
it is to
connection
that
under
consti¬
a
tutional
provision, homesteads to
the value of $2,000 are exempted
District
from State,
Parish and special
Iowa
taxes, but the State must reim¬
Bond Sale Contract—The Dis¬
burse the parish for
any
sums
trict Directors are said to have
Mason
City
Independent School
(P. O. Mason City),
which may be lost to the latter
accept a proposition to
by reason of such homestead tax
$100,000 bonds, scheduled
exemption.
The practical effect
to mature on April 1, 1942, by the
of this is that the State will pay
issuance of new 1^2% bonds. The
the necessary special tax levied
refunding contract is with the
to pay these bonds insofar as it
voted
to
refund
First
National
City,
the
tional
Bank
&
of
Bank
Iowa-Des
Mason
Na¬
Moines
Co.
Trust
of
Des
Moines, the White-Phillips Co.,
Inc., and Vieth, Duncan & Wood,
both of Davenport.
Newkirk
trict
Consolidated School
Dis¬
(P. O. Hospers, R.F.D.),
Bond
Sale—The
21/2%
$4,000
bonds
semi-ann,
school
for sale
on
Oct. 23—v.
—were
awarded
to
a
offered
154,
642
p.
in¬
local
vestor, according to the President
of the Board
affects
homesteads
of
$2,000.
of
bonds
thorized
of Directors.
Dec.
1, 1941. , Due $1,000
Dec. 1, 1943 to 1946, incl.
Dated
from
to
the
There will be
for
at
both
the
value
one
suant
to
issue
purposes
election
au¬
held
Sept. 23, and shall be issued
on
pur¬
Article XIV, Section 14,
Constitution
of
1921
Louisiana
and
Act
46
of
1921, Louisiana
amended.
The
legal opinions df B. A. Campbell
Legislature,
Iowa
of New
&
Orleans and of Chapman
Cutler
script
and
the
Chicago,
printed
furnished
The
of
of record
without
or
as
the
as
the tran¬
passed upon,
will be
bonds
successful
additional
cost
bidder
to
him.
right is reserved to sell
any
part of said issue.
all
Enclose
Chicago
a certified check for
Webster County (P. O. Fort
$20,600, pay¬
purchased $35,000 2x/4% sewage
able to the parish.
treatment
Dodge), Iowa
v,
plant
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
Certificate
Sale—The
1, 1941.
Due Dec. 15 as
$30,000
MASSACHUSETTS
follows: $2,000 from 1943 to 1952 coupon road construction antici¬
incl. and $3,000 from 1953 to 1957 pation certificates offered for sale
Danvers, Mass.
,
incl.
Prin. and int. (J-D) pay¬ on Oct. 23—v. 154, p. 642—were
Bond
Sale—Tyler & Co., of
able at the Northern Trust Co., awarded to two Fort Dodge banks,
Chicago.
Legality approved by bidding jointly, at 1%, plus ac¬ Boston, were awarded on Oct. 23
crued
interest.
Dated
Nov.
Chapman & Cutler of Chicago.
1, an issue of $40,000 coupon electric
v
,
'
*
Fin^hcial Chronicle (Reg. U, S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Spruce Street, New York, BEekman 3-3341. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher, Frederick W. Jones,
Managing Editor,/William Dana Seibert, President, William D. Riggs, Business Manager.
Published three times a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with statistical issues on Tuesday and
Saturday]*
Other offices: Chicago—In charge of Fred H. Gray, Western Representative, Field Building (Telephone State 0613). London—Edwards & Smith, 1 Drapers', Gardens, London, E.C. Copyright 1941 by
William B. Dang: Company.
Reentered as second-class matter September 12, 1941, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscriptions in'(United States and Possessions, $26.00
per year, $15,00 for 6 months;
in Dominion of Canada, $27.50 per year, $15.75 for 6 ,months. South and Central America, Spain, Mexico and Cuba, $29.50 per year. $16.75 for 6 months; Great Britain,
Continental Europe (except Spain), Asia, Australia and Africa, $31.00 per year, $17.50 for 6 months.
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations in the rates of exchange, remittances for foreign subscriptions and
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
v-v,:
•v.."'/.-./:;
v;
;
;
'
Commercial and
is
exceed
Dated
If
•
policy with explanatory
will
1941.
Due on or before Nov. 1,
1942, at the option of the county,
Nov. 15 for the purchase of $6,300
not to exceed 4V2% interest im¬
a
-
San
bids
municipal
by
or
Trustee,
posal.
'
form
Offering—Charles
baugh,
after notice of acceptance of pro¬
Wisconsin.
Revenue at Record High—Fi¬
year-long
fice, or at any State or national
officials of nancial position of Golden Gate bank located in Los Angeles, as
insurance rates and
loss ratios, Bridge
& - Highway
District the seller may elect.
4he American Municipal Associa¬ showed further improvement dur¬
tion reported on Oct. 27.
i f ing the fiscal year ended June 30,
COLORADO
The study, made by the insur¬ 1941, as the result of new recoras
La Junta, Colo.
ance committee of the League of
in traffic and revenues for the
Bonds Sold—An issue of $108,California cities, covered fire in¬ four-year existence of the span,
surance premiums
and losses for according to the annual pampnlet 000 semi-ann. municipal power
159
California
cities
excluding report.
plant bonds is said to have been
V;
San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Total vehicles increased to 4,- purchased by Coughlin & Co., of
;
Over
a
10-year
period,
the
764,758 from 4,315,867 the preced¬ Denver, as 2%s, at a price of
study found, amounts paid by in¬ ing fiscal year.
Operating rev¬ 100.01, a basis of about 2.248%.
Due $27,000 on Jan. and July 1,
surance companies to cities on fire
enue amounted to $2,282,2i3 last
in 1951 and 1952.
losses totaled less than- 15%
of fiscal
year, as against $2,124,159
the amount paid by the cities in the
preceding period.
A major
V ; FLORIDA
premiums.
1 •'
>
portion of the increased revenue
On buildings and their contents in
1940-1941 was attributable to
Citrus County (P. C►, Inverness),
worth $54,431,061, the amount of
augmented interurban bus service
Fla.
insurance carried was $30,670,594.
inaugurated
by
Pacific
Grey¬
Bond Sale—The $464,000 issue
Total premiums paid for the 10
hound Lines following termina¬ of 4% semi-ann. road and
bridge
years by the 159 cities amounted tion
of
passenger-ferry
service refunding, series i; 1940 bonds of¬
to
$657,612 as contrasted with last March 1.
Revenue from all fered for sale on Oct. 24—v.
154,
total losses of $98,179 paid by fire buses increased
$56,761. This was p. 698—was awarded to Welsh,
insurance companies for the same
35.9%
of the revenue increase Davis & Co. of Chicago, at a
period.
Net difference between from all
glasses of traffic. Next price of 107.266, a basis of about
premiums
and
losses equalled in importance was an increase of 3.06%. The
county withdrew the
$559,433 or 14.9%.
$41,819 in automobile commuta¬ first
$55,000
bonds,
maturing
Under the new schedule, Class tion revenue followed by an in¬
$10,000 in 1942, $25,000 in 1943,
"A"
and
"B"
buildings—struc¬ crease of $37,682 in truck revenue. and
$20,000 in 1944, by the use
tural steel frame, concrete, fire
As the result of the $158,055 of sinking fund moneys on hand
resistant
construction—will
re¬
and there may also be a further
increase
in
operating
revenue,
ceive
rate
reductions of 47%;
gross surplus in all funds on June reduction, not to exceed $33,000.
class "C"
and "D" buildingsDue from
30, last, was $1,200,213, compared Dated Nov. 1, 1940.
brick and concrete exteriors with
with $981,000 at the beginning of Nov. 1, 1942 to 1957.
wooden floors and roofs—will re¬
the year.
Of the total surplus,
Lutz School District (P. O.
ceive reductions of 30%.
Most of
$374,219 was available or reserved
Tampa). Fla.
'the publicly-owned structures are for
regular operating purposes;
Bond Election—The issuance of
in classes "C" and "D."
Cf /
$139,858 was in the reserve in¬
To
instruct municipalities on
$16,000 construction bonds will
terest fund bank account to be
be submitted to the voters at an
administration of the new rates,
drawn upon only in the event of
election scheduled for Nov.
the League's insurance committee
18,
a
deficit in the
interest
fund;
it is said.
.has prepared a manual on insur¬
$175,552 was in a sinking fund ac¬
ance
practices
which
details count for the retirement of
bonds,
ILLINOIS
costs, names insurable risks, rec¬ and the balance of
$330,583 rep¬
ommends procedures in letting of
resented capital fund surplus in¬
Morrison, III.
insurance
to > companies
and vested in
Bonds
property costs.
Sold—Harry
J.
Watt,
agents, outlines insurance records
The; first
$200,000 of district City Clerk, reports that the $10,that
should
be
maintained by
000 2V2 hospital bonds approved
bonds; will' mature, next July 1,
•cities
and includes a suggested
47%
study
Township School Town¬
ship (P. O. R. F. D., Denver), Ind.
submitting
Illinois, Michigan, Min¬ bonds and their appurtenant cou¬
nesota, New Mexico, New York, pons referred to in the proposal
f.;.
North
Carolina,
South Dakota, of such bidder within 10 days
Brings
Jefferson
J-J.
Bonds are direct obligations
proposals of the school
township, payable
survey, it was found that cities should state therein the numbers,
out of unlimited ad valorem taxes
over
a
10-year period paid out annual series, principal amounts,
to be levied on all taxable prop¬
nearly eight times as much for maturity dates, and rates of inter¬
erty therein.
A certified check
premiums as they collected in est of the respective bonds offered
for $500, payable to order of the
losses, while property owners in and the price at which the same,
school township, is required. Le¬
general paid a little more than with their appurtenant coupons,
gal opinion of Matson, Ross, Mctwice as much.
>; :
will be sold to the city.
The suc¬
Cord & Ice of Indianapolis will
cessful bidders
California
in
reduced
been
of
will
pursuant
to the the purchase of said bonds and
amount collected for fire losses, their appurtenant
coupons by the
as private property owners paid.
city is $61,800.
properties,
Lower Rates For Municipalities—
owned
she
ders,
states
vey were
Californina, State of
Insurance
that
Refunding Assessment
paying of 1935, until 7:30 p. m.
nearly four times as much for
fire insurance premiums on their
The states included in this
CALIFORNIA
Fire
In
made in California.
Workman, City Treasurer,
In the nine states included in the
ARKANSAS
Bond
ulated
Sealed Tenders Invited—Louise
activity for fire in¬
reductions has been stim¬
surance
(P. O.
South Gate), Calif.
December, 1939.
Bonds Sold—The
sion
INDIANA
Acquisition and Im¬
provement District No. 4
■
THE COMMERCIAL &
786
light bonds as 0.50s, at a price of
100.11, a basis of about 0.46%.
Dated Oct. 1, 1941, and due $8,000
on Oct. 1 from 1942 to 1946, incl.
i<p
Other bids:
Int. Rate Rate Bid
Bidder—
1,
Second
Nat.
Bank
of
Boston
0.50%
103.11
Newton, Abbe & Co.'
0.75%
100.90
Coffin
0.75%
100.539
0.75%
100.13
R.
L.
&
Day
Burr.
& Co
'
Hingham, Mas*.
,
Note
The
Offering
Town
Treasurer will receive sealed bids
until
noon on
Bidder to name the rate of inter:
est
.
l/10th
of; 1%.
Prin.
of
inti
and
payable at the First Na¬
Bank, Falconer.
Payable
a levy
No. 1
upon property in the district but,
Bonds
Authorized—A
resolu¬ if not
paid from such levy, the
tion calling for the issuance of town is authorized and
required
$10,500 not to exceed 4% semi- by law to levy upon all of its
ann.
refunding bonds is said to taxable property such ad valorem
have been passed by the Board taxes as
may be necessary to pay
of Education.
the bonds and interest thereon,
County School District
(P. O. Franklin), Neb.*
(M-N)
in the first instance from
limitation
without
NEW JERSEY
to
as
certified
A
amount.
rate
check
or
for
$1,700, payable to order of the
town, is required.
Legal opinion
Bond Issue Details—The $145,of Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Clay
000 school bonds sold last July
of New York City will be fur¬
Atlantic
Highlands, N. J.
to the State Teachers Pension and
Annuity Fund, as reported in v.
MICHIGAN
expressed in a multiple of
tional
Franklin
Oct 31 for the pur¬
chase of $80,000 coupon fire station notes.
Dated Nov. 15, 1941,
and due from 1942 to 1961, incl.
>
l*As, at, par, and mature on Oct.
15 as follows:
$1,000 in 1943 to
1947 and $742 in 1948.
Tuesday, October 28, 1941'
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
ment
Commsision, at his office in
Raleigh, for the purchase of $75,000 school building bonds.
registered bonds offered Oct.
Dated
24-^-v. 154, p.645—were awarded Oct. 1, 1941.
Due on April 1;
to the Highland-Quassaick Na¬ $3,000
1943 to 1952 ahd $5,OOP
tional Bank & Trust Co., New- 1953 to 1961, all inclusive, with¬
option
of prior payment.
burgh, as - 1.20s, at a * price of out
100.132, a basis of about 1.18%. There will be no auction. Denom.
Sale consisted of
$1,000; prin. and int. (A-O) pay¬
$11,000 series A bonds. Due $1,- able in lawful; money in New
000 on April 1 from 1943 to York City; coupon bonds regisA""/ 1953, incl.
terable as to principal only; gen¬
2,500 series B bonds. Due April eral obligations; unlimited tax;
1 as. follows $1,000 in 1943 delivery at place of purchaser's
and $500 from 1944 to 1946, choice.
'/■•/,
/;'/ ihcL:.;//^'//'/;!;'
Bidders are requested to nam.e
Montgomery, N.
Y.
;
/Bond Sale—The $13,500 coupon
or
-
of
All
Oct.
nished the successful bidder.
bonds
the
dated
be
will
the interest rate
Other bids:
1, 1941.
1.40%
Gordon Graves
& Co....
&
100.036
Sons, Inc.,.
V,Wo • ' 100.45
153, p. 428, bear 3% interest, were / Harrison (P, O. Harrison),
C.
F.
Childs
&
Co.
and
Berrien Springs, Mich.
issued at par, are dated Nov. 10,
Sherwood & Co
iy2%
100.34
;//'A//"/;/R.
D. White & Co.."..,....
1.60%
100.26
Bond Sale—The $50,000 gen¬ 1941, and mature Nov. 10 as fol¬
Other
Bids—The
&
'Traders
$99,000 re¬ Manufacturers
100.19
Trust
Co
1.60%
eral obligation street paving bonds lows:
$5,000 from 1942 to 1944 funding bonds awarded Oct. 24 to
offered Oct. 23—v. 154, p. 643
incl.; $6,000, 1945 to 1947 incl.; A.C. Allyn & Co., Inc., and E. H.
New Rochelle, N. Y.
were awarded to Crouse & Co., of
$7,000 in 1948 and $7,500 from Rollins & Sons, Inc., both of New
Bonds Authorized—City Council
Detroit, at a price of 100.094 for 1949 to 1962 incl. Interest M-N.
York, jointly, as XVzS, at 100.166, has voted an issue of $200,000
a
basis of about 1.485%—v.; 154,
$30,000 Is, due $10,000 on Sept. 15
home and veterans' relief bonds to
Maywood, N. J.
from 1942 to 1944, incl., ahd $20,p. 742—were also bid for as fol¬ meet
a
deficit
in
current
ac¬
Bond Offering—S.
C. Ogden, lows:
000 0.75s, due $10,000 on Sept. 15
counts.
Outstanding welfare cer¬
in 1945 and 1946.
Net interest Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
Bidder—,
Int. Rate
Prem
tificates totaling $150,000 will be
$196.02
cost about 0.818%.
Second high bids until 8:15 p. m. on Nov. 5 Halsey, Stuart &&Co"., inc.... 1.60% VJ:
R.
D.
White
Co.
and
redeemed from proceeds of the
bid of 100.426 for 1st was made for the purchase of $9,000 not to
Marine Trust Co.
of Buf.
1.70%
415.70
bond issue.
An attempt will be
George
B.
Gibbons & Co.,
by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Chi¬ exceed 6% interest coupon or
Inc
1.75%
207.90
made to get alternate bids on both
registered road assessment bonds. Rye National Bank
1.75%
9.90
cago.
callable and non-callable bonds,
Dated
Nov.
Other bids were as follows:
1,
1941.
Denom.
Hartford, Argyle, Granville, Heb
according to report. ?/;;/:/j
Due $1,000 on Nov. 1 ran and Fort Ann Central School
Bidder—
Int. Rate Prem. $1,000.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
from 1942 to 1950, incl.
Bidder
Rome, N. Y.
& Beane,
$13.50
District No. 1 (P. O. Hartford),
Detroit.
to name a single rate of interest,
Stranalian, Harris & Co.,
Refunding Issue Authorized—
N, Y.
Toledo
/•:,*'"//
/
i
93.00
v: %
expressed in a multiple of % or
The State Comptroller has au¬
First of Michigan Corp., Det.
i
C3.77
%
Bond
Offering—Jess
Gibson,
7.00
Braun, Bos worth & Co., Toledo i
%
1/10th of 1%.
Principal and in¬
thorized the city to refund $150,District Clerk, will receive sealed
Paine, Webber & Co., Grand
terest (M-N) payable at the City
000 of the aggregate of $252,400
74.55
RapldS
l'/4%
bids until 2 p.m. on Nov. 5 for the
Channer Securities Co., Chic.
137.75
134%
National Bank & Trust Co., Hackbonds maturing next year.
*Bid for $10,000 3s and $40,000 0.75s.
ensack.
The price for which the purchase of $94,000 not to exceed
6% interest coupon or registered
Wappingers Falls, N. Y.
bonds may be sold cannot exceed
MISSISSIPPI
building and equipment bonds.
Bond Sale—The $28,500 coupon
$10,000. The bonds are unlimited
Dated Nov. 15, 1941.
Denom. $1,- or registered street improvement
Meridian, Miss.
tax obligations
of the borough
E.
H.
Rollins
of
amount
The
.
the
bonds
will
bonds
bidder
cost
000.
Meridian,
chaser.-/
•
'
offering
by
White,
Orleans,
the original
and
Nov.
Due
15
follows:
as
the approving legal opinion
$4,000 from 1942 to 1947, incl., and
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Clay
1961, incl.
Dunbar & Co. of New
of New York City will be fur¬ $5,000 from 1948 to
Bidder to name a single rate of
of the $140,000 2^% semi-ann. nished the successful bidder.
A
refunding bonds—v. 154, p. 531— certified check for $500, payable interest, expressed in a multiple
Prin. and
it is stated by R. S. Tew, City to order of the borough, must ac¬ of V\ or 1/ 10th of 1%.
int. (M-N) payable at the Argyle
Clerk-Treasurer, that a syndicate company each proposal.
National
Bank,
Argyle.
The
composed of the First National
bonds are unlimited tax obliga¬
Saddle River Township (P. O.
Bank, the Citizens National Bank,
tions of the district and the ap¬
Saddle River), N. J.
the Merchants & Farmers Bank,
opinion of Reed,
the
Bond Sale—The $13,000 coupon proving legal
Municipal
Securities
Co.,
John
R.
Nunnery & Co., and or registered water bonds offered Hoyt, Washburn & Clay of New
York City will be furnished the
24—v.
George T. Carter, Inc., all of Oct.
154,
p.
645—were
public
of
bidder.
successful
A
certified
bonds
offered
Oct.
24—v.
to
pur¬
awarded to Rogers,
to
offering
the
county, such cost to
by deducting the
interest upon all of the bonds un¬
til their
respective maturities. No
of less than
bid
and accrued
par
interest Will be entertained.
Bids
be
must
certified
a
porated
accompanied by
an incor¬
order
check upon
bank
payable
or
trust
company,
unconditionally
of
$1,500.
the
the
to
State Treasurer
The i right
for
reject all
bids is reserved.
The approving
opinion of Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
& Clay, New York City, will be
furnished the purchaser.
/
In the event that prior to the
delivery of the bonds the income
received by private holders from
bonds of the same type and char¬
acter
shall
be
taxable
by the
terms of any Federal income tax
154,
to
701—were awarded to C. F.
Childs & Co., New York, as 1.20s,
at 100.038, a basis of about 1.19%.
Dated Oct. 1, 1941, and due Oct.
1 as follows: $2,000 in 1942; $2,500 in 1943, and $3,000 from 1944
law, the successful bidder may,
to 1961, incl.
Other bids:
at his election, be relieved of his
Bidder—
Int. Rate Rate Bid
obligations under the contract to
Wood, Struthers & Co.......
1%%
' 10 122
R. D. White & Co...
1.30%
100.13
purchase the bonds and, in such
Marine Trust Co. of Buffalo
1.40%
1C0.27
E. H. Rollins^ & Sons, Inc..
case,
the deposit accompanying
1.40% Vs K0.16
p.
.
Securities
Union
G"o.
B.
Gibbons
Manufacturers
.
1.40%
l»/2%
Corp.......
Co., Inc.
&
Traders
&
100.09
100.18
Trust Co.
Gordon & Co.,
iy2%
100.159
check for $1,880, payable to order
Inc., New York, as 3s, at par plus
of the Board of Education, is re¬
Yorktown(P.O.Yorktown
a premium of $17, equal to 100.13,
Meridirn Separate School District
Heights), N. Y.
a
basis of about 2.98%.
Dated quired.
(P. O. Meridian), Miss. ;
Bond Offerings-John H. Down¬
Oct. 1, 1941, and due $1,000 annu¬
Hempstead, N. Y.
Bonds Sold—R. S. Tew, City,
ing, Town Supervisor, will re¬
ally on Oct. 1 from 1942 to 1954,
Bond Sale—The $132,000 cou¬ ceive sealed bids until 3
Clerk-Treasurer, states that $41,- inc The Rochelle Park Bank of
p.m. on
000
2i/2%
semi-ann.
refunding Rochelle Park, second high bidder, pon or registered bonds offered Oct. 28 for the purchase of $31,000
Oct.
24—v.
bonds have been purchased re¬
154,
p.
645—were not to exceed 6% interest or* reg¬
offered a premium of $13 for the
awarded to Halsey, Stuart & Co., istered
cently by a syndicate composed issue.'
bonds, as folloiys:, ; / •
///"/>'
of the First National Bank, tnb.
Inc., New York, as 1.40s, at par $25,000 road improvement bonds.
Citizens National Bank, the Mer¬
plus a premium of $146,52, equal
Denorh. $1,000.
Due Feb. 1
NEW YORK
to 100.111, a basis of about 1.38%.
chants
&
Farmers
as
follows:
Bank,
the
$4,000 in 1942;
Sale consisted of:
,/A/// Auburn, M. Y.
;
Municipal Securities Co., John R.
//, $5,000 from 1943 to 1945, incl.,
and $6,000 in 1946. - Interest
Nunnery & Co., .and Geo, T.
Other Bids—The $161,560 fund¬ $5,000 series C water bonds of :
F-A.
1941. • Due $1,000 on July 1 :>./
Carter, Inc.,
all
of
Meridian. ing bonds awarded Oct. 24 to
Dated Nov. 1, 1941. Due on May 1 Phelps, Fenn & Co., Inc., New
from 1942 to 1946 incl.
6,000
Mohegan
Beach
Park
ps follows:
District bonds.
Denom. $600.
$2,000 in 1944 to 1948; York, as 0.80s, at a price of
12,000 street improvement bonds.
Due $600 on Oct. 1 from 1942
Due July 1 as follows: $3,000
$3,000, 1949, and $4,000 in 1950 100.065, a basis of about 0.79%, as
to 1956.
in 1942 and 1943, and $2,000
5
to 1951, incl.
reported in v. 154, p. 742, were
Interest A-O.
was
rate.
total amount of the premium bid
from
the aggregate amount of
.
Purchasers—In connection with
each
awarded
determined
be
.....
the
of
be
'
v
ex¬
to purchase
bonds at the lowest interest
the
.
,
rates, not
or
ceeding 6% per annum in mul¬
tiples of V4 of 1%. Each bid may
name
one
rate for part of /the
bonds
(having the earliest ma^
turities) and another rate for the
balance, but no bid may name
more
than two rates, and each
bidder must specify in his bid the
Int. Rate Rate Bid
Bidder—
his bid will
be returned.
Iredell County (P. O. Statesville),
.........
:,/;>-VN. Ci»;V:;v /,'./:/;■/
Bond
Election
Commissioners
called
order
the
an
to
—
are
The
said
County
to
have
election for Nov. 25 in
have the voters pass on
of $250,000 school
issuance
construction bonds.
,
.
f
:
,
also bid for
Natchez, MiVn,
follows:
as
Int. Rate Rate Bid
0.80%
100.052
0.90%
100.319
Bidder—
Bond Sale—The $2,100,000 issue
of coupon or
registered semi-ann.
bridge revenue refunding bonds
offered for sale on Oct. 24—v. 154,
p. 700—was awarded to a syndi¬
cate composed of Stranahan, Har¬
ris & Co., Inc., of Toledo, A. C.
Allyn & Co., of Chicago, Eldredge
& Co., of New York, the First
of Michigan Corp., of Detroit, the
White-Phillips Co., of Davenport,
Robert Hawkins & Co., of Boston,
the Bankers Bond Co., of Louis¬
ville, Widmann & Holzman, of
Cincinnati, and Edward Jones &
Co., of Jackson, as 3s, paying a
price of 100.30, a basis of about
2.98%.
Dated Nov. 1, 1941.
Due
on Dec. X in 1943 to 1968, incl.
Ouitman, Miss.
1
Defeated —The
Bonds
Town
Bank
Nat.
First
Bankers Trust Co.
Boston
First
Harriman
Corp.
Ripley & Co., Inc.
Harris Trust & Savings Bank
0.90%
100.24
0.90%
0.90%
100.P0
0.90%
100.199
100.14
George B. Gibbons & Co. and
Taylor
Kean,
H.
Co..
&
Schwamm
L.
&
Co.
Trust
&
and R.
Halsey,
Union
C.
Louis,
White & Co.....
D.
■
&
Corp.
Entee
&
Otis
&
100.29
1%
100.243
Co.
Sherwood &
Manufacturers
&
Trains
Trust Co. and Adams, Mc-
Co., Inc
Noyes & Co.
HnmnhUl,
100.586
.
1%
and
Co...........
&
JOO.ihi
1%
and
Weigo'd, Inc..
Childs
F.
100.099
-
,
0.90%
Stuart &. Co., Inc....
Securities
Rooseve't
$2,000 from 1942 to 1946 incl.
and $3,000 from 1947 to 1951
incl.
•/:?: /
-' <V" ':A A
■
A improvement
series
28,000
of
bonds
1941.
Due
100.209
1%
July
100.14
KHder.
July
Due
of
1
bonds
of the
dated July
are
Carroll (P. O. Frewsburg), N. Y.
1, 1941.
Other bids were as fol¬
$35,000 street improvement
Offering
Of
Water
District lows:
bonds w*s rejected by the voters
Bidder—
Int. Rate Rate Bid
Bonds—Hpnry H. Kyle. Town
at the election held on Oct. 21.
H.
L.
Allen
&
Co.
and
until
NEBRASKA
10
a.m.
on
Oct.
31
for
bids
the
purchase of $85,000 not to exceed
6% interest coupon or registered
Frewsburg Water District bonds.
Columbus
Paving District (P. O.
$/ .
Columbus). Neb.
Bond
Sale Details—The City Dated Nov.
1, 1941. Denom. $1Clerk states that the $5,742 in¬ 000. Due Nov. 1 as follows: $2,000
tersection paving bonds sold to from 3042 to 1973.
incl., and $3,000
Greenwav & Co. of Omaha—v. from 1974 to 3980, incl. Bidder to
,
154,
p.
741—were purchased
as
name
a
single
rate
of
interest,
Westchester
Prin. and
County
NORTH
National
Minsch, Monell & Co.....
Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.
Marine Trnst Co. of Buffalo
and R. D. White & Co...
H. L. Schwamm & Co. and
South
Shore
Trust
Rockville Centre
F.
Childs
&
Co.
& Co......
of Michigan Corp
Sherwood
C.
Allvn & Co.,
-1%%
&
Co
100.26
m%
100.2*72
1%%
100.20
V/2%
100.188
Inc., and
E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc.
Manufacturers
&
Traders
—«•
Co.
an*
George B.
Gibbons
100.459
.
and
.....
First
A.
100.09
100.466
l*/2%
Co.,
,.—
C.
1.40%
1%%
B^nd Offering—It
100.31*
is stated by
W. E. Epsterling, Secretary rf the
Local
that
Government.
he
will
receive
Commission,
sealed
bids
Bond
be
il'
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
until 11 a.m. ;(EST),
4, by W..E. Easterling,
Secretary of the Local Govern¬
on
Nov.
ment
Commission, at his office in
Raleigh, for the purchase of the
following
bonds
aggregating
$200,000, all dated Nov. 1, 1941,
and
maturing on Nov. 1 in the
hereinafter stated without
option of prior payment:
years
$47,000 general refunding bonds
maturing $1,000 1951 to 1956
incl., $4,000 1957 and 1958,
$2,000 1959, $3,000 1960 to
1963 incl., $7,000
1964, and
$6,000 1965 and 1966.
153,000 school refunding bonds
maturing $4,000 1951 to 195(5
■Z-x incl., $16,000 1957 and 1958,
$8,000 1959, $7,000 1960 to
1963 incl., $23,000 1964, and
;
;
$19,000 1965 and 1866.
v
Denom. $1,000; prin. and int.
(M-N) payable in lawful money
in New York City, or, at the op¬
tion of the holder, at Wachovia
Bank
&
Trust
Company
in
Winston-Salem; > coupon
bonds
registerable as to principal only;
general
obligations;
unlimited
tax; delivery at place of pur¬
chaser's choice.
There will be no
auction.
A
separate bid for each issue
until Nov.
18, at his office in
Raleigh, for the purchase of the (not less than par and accrued
interest) is required. Bidders are
following bonds aggregating $85.000:
$50,000 water and $35,000 requested to name the interest
rate or rates, not exceeding 6%
sewer bonds.
in multiples of V4 of 1% ; each
Guilford County (P*. O. Greens¬ bid may name one rate for
part
of the bonds of either issue (hav¬
boro), h. c.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received until
on
--
1.60%
CAROLINA
Charlotte, N>< C.
1971 incl.
joo,,110
s«*led
1%./
1941
Clerk states that the proposal to
receive
of
l/10th
or
semi-ann; interest payable at the
as
issue
will
the
quired.'
incl.
public, building
bonds.
100*23
All
Cl^k.
single
of
bonds, expressed in a multiple of
fol?lows: $2,000 from 1942 to 1945;
incl. and $1,000 from 1946 to
/
H.
i% *'■
a
all
for
1
1951
34,000
1.10%
interest
Oct.
follows: $5,000 in 1842 ahd,
100.214
1%
CO
dated
are
Bidder to name
of
rate
bonds
Bank; Peekskill, with New York
exchange.
The bonds are un¬
1943, and $6,000 from 1944 to limited tax obligations of the
/•V'V 1946 incl.'
and the
•' ':\/a/,a: a'A,. town
approving legal
28,000
series B improvement opinion, of, Dillon, Vandewater &
bonds of 1941. Due July 1 as Moore of New York City will be
follows: $4,000 in 1942 and furnished the successful bidder.
1943; $5,000 from 1944 to 1946 A certified check for $620, pay¬
incl. and $1,000 from 1947 able to order of the town, is re¬
;
1%
,
and
L.
A""n
&
Co.
and
Minsch; Monell & Co., Inc.
P^abodv & Co. and
B,
J.
Van Ingen & Co.,
Inc.
E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc...
of 1, 1941.
to
0.90%
0.90% A 100.075
Bank
St.
Co.,
■
bonds
as
and
Allen
&
Co
Blyth & Co., Inc
Mercantile-Commerce
.
place
Due July 1 as follows:
1941.
100 2*9
100.21
0.90%
0,90%
Struthers & Co......
Blair & Co., Inc., and Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co—......
parking
25,000
of Chicago
of N. Y...
Wood,
All of the
from 1944 to 1946 incl.
Winston-Salem, N.C.
:
Nov.
Secretary
11
a.m.
(EST),
4; by W. E. Easterling,
of the Local Govern¬
ing, the
earliest maturities)
another rate, for the
and
balance, but
bid may name more than two
rates for either issue, and each
no
,
Volmue 154
bidder must
specify in his bid the
of
amount
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 3999
each
of
bonds
however,
August Civil Non-Agricultural Employment
rate.
offering
bonds
to
Above
the
purchase
to
city, such cost to be de¬
by deducting the total
amount of the premium bid from
the aggregate amount of interest
upon all of the bonds until their
respective maturities.
No bid for
civil
Total
the
termined
"From July to August employment
Sept. 30:
on
levels.
entertained.
Further
expansion in defense
production,
together with
a
accompanied by and Navy and Lend-Lease purchases, more; "than offset seasonal
an incor¬ lay-offs in automobile plants and employment decreases in industries
Automobile employment in
porated bank or trust company, affected ' by shortages of materials,
payable unconditionally to the August was 24.0% above that in August 1940." Miss Perkins went on
order of the State Treasurer for to say:
."p
\.j.-•<: ••
Bids
be
must
showed
bids
The
is
right
reserved.
reject all
The approving i
to
opinion of Reed> Hoyt, Washburn
& Clay, New York City, will be
furnished the purchaser.
In the event that prior to the
increase
The
<
employment in the first year of the defense
has been of record breaking proportions. Only once before
program
salaried
and
in nonagricultural industries in
engaged
EMPLOYMENT
WHOLLY
1
a
months. Between the spring of 1933 and the
I spring of 1934 the increase was about the same as that which we
delivery of the bonds the income
have experienced this last year. To achieve this record this year,
received by private holders from J
however, we have had to build and equip new plants, train hunbonds of the same type and char¬ I dreds of thousands of workers to new
skills, and learn to make
acter
shall
be
taxable
by the i things which have never before been in mass production in this
terms of any Federal income tax :
country. By contrast, in 1933-34 our problem was merely that of
law, the successful bidder'may, ri putting unused resources back to work. This achievement is all
at his election, be relieved of his
the more remarkable because we have withdrawn also nearly a
obligations under the contract to -*■ million and a half men for the armed forces.
purchase the bonds and, in such
Unemployment which totaled nearly 9,000,000 persons at the
case,
the deposit accompanying
>i
beginning of the defense program dropped to about 5,300,000 in
his bid will be returned.
';
; August 1941, according to the monthly sample enumeration of the
j labor force made by the WPA. The withdrawal of possibly as
NORTH
DAKOTA
many as a million and a half workers from the labor force in
Hamlet Special School District No.
:
September, which may be expected largely because of the return
95 (P. O. Hamlet), N. Dak. ;
i to school of young summer workers, means that there has been
of
period
,
The Labor Department's tabulations follow:
„
equally large increase in the number of wage
an
workers
twelve
PAY
AND
OR
'
ROLLS
PARTIALLY
FINANCED
■
:
v.'
ON
STATE
(In
y.S"-
-
Certificate
be received
Offering—Bids
until Oct. 31,
will
a
•;
Clerk, for the purchase of
$2,500 certificates of indebtedness.
(P.
County
<
expanded in all major branches
The largest increase was in manufac¬
employment
year
of nonagricultural industry.
Appropriations!
Defense
880.0
—
than
a
ago.
year
;A. v;
1940
+ «&99.914
+
$17,773
+ 518.0
+ 10.0
$138,921
114,498
+
15,590
27.0
24,423
+
2,183
6.4
5,227
+
1,378
+
Defense
,
44.3
Financed
by PWA!
Financed by RFC!:.—,
+
3.9
§
700
+
+
3.9
§
4,527
+
52.0
702
+
12.5
2.347
1,969
+
§
378
+
7.0
17,996
+
1,237
3,136
375
57
+
—
1.3
+
11.7
+
3.0
——
——+■-
Roads!!
—
1.2
—
14.7
—■
Other
96,778
+
968
6.3
—
+
410
+
+
§
.4
209.0
Defense
State
7.8
6.7
———
+
7.0
.9
—
8
5
106
—
439
+
5,783
—
+
2.064
+
2,591
§
382
8
•Preliminary. fPay rolls are the totals for the months ending July 15 and Aug. 14;
employment represents the maximum number employed during any one week in the
corresponding period.
Employment and pay rolls on Federal-aid roads are for the
calendar months; August 1941 figures are estimated.
fPay rolls are the totals for the
months ending July 15 and Aug.
15; employment represents the maximum number
employed during any one week in the corresponding month.
§ "Defense" and "Other"
categories not set up in August 1940. !! Employment and pay rolls are for the calendar
month; August 1941 figures are estimated.
AND
EMPLOYMENT
PAY ROLLS IN
August
Service
not only in
FEDERAL SERVICES AUGUST,
REGULAR
1941
Thousands)
(In
v.
employment increased 478,000, reflecting gains
Bonds
Sold—E.' D.
defense construction but also in private building. Trade
Yancey,
"{■ employment rose 375,000 over the year, as a result of the substanCounty Auditor, reports that the
$338,000 " refunding
bonds
ap¬ ?. tially larger pay-roll disbursements and increased consumer expen¬
ditures.
Sizable advances also took place in transportation and
proved recently—v. 154, p. 534—
have been purchased by the State.
public utilities, and in the Federal, State, and local government
services. The armed forces of the Nation, which are not included
OHIO
in the above nonagricultural employment totals, reached a total
of 1,944,000 in August, a rise of 1,395,000 since August 1940.
Ansonia School District, Ohio
1941
+ 545.0
3.0
—
229.0
—
,
Authority!—
Housing
S.
Construction
s. Dak.
August
July
1941*
37.6
U.
1
;;*•
-Payrolls—
Change from
August
1940
7.0
+
651.0
-—7-—
Other
1941
■
Federal
turing where 1,983,000 more workers were employed this August
Hayti),
O.
the
Over
District
Hamlin
furthr sharp decrease in unemployment.
by the
1941*
regular
1941. ;U'v
•
Change from
July
August
August
FINANCED
ROADS
ON
AND
AUGUST
Employment
V '
Program
by
FUNDS
FUNDS,
Thousands)
i
Financed
PROJECTS
CONSTRUCTION
FEDERAL
FROM
FROM
7
.
•
and
seasonal increase of 7,000 in August.
a
ernment.
of
:) has there been
July
indicate that executive service employment rose to
..
$4,000.
between
Preliminary figures
approximately
1,409,000, an increase of 17,000 over the preceding month. Decreases
were again reported
on all relief programs of the Federal Gov¬
check upon
certified
a
employment
Almost 15,000 additional workers found jobs on construction
projects financed wholly or partially from Federal funds during
the month ending Aug. 15.
Employment on State road projects
greater-than-usual rise in the canning industry resulting from Army
•
nonagricultural
Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Indiana where total civil nonagricultural employment was more than 20% above August 1940.
increased by 261,000, Miss Perkins said, adding that "this is the fifth
consecutive month in which Employment has exceeded all previous
less than all of the bonds will be
:
higher than in August
August occurred in all of the geographical regions with the excep¬
of the East North Central, where seasonal lay-offs in auto¬
mobile plants more than offset gains in other industries.
The
current level of employment was above August of last year in
every State.
The largest gains occurred in Virginia, Maryland,
nonagricultural employment ; in August amounted to
reported
27%
and
tion
39,542,000, which was 1,166,000 above the August 1929 level and an
increase of 3,640,000 workers since August 1940, Secretary of Labor
Perkins
in
Increases
August 1929, Dept. of Labor Reports
interest cost
lowest
at the
respectively 15%
are
1940.
The bonds will be awarded to the
bidder
787
-Pay Rolls
Employment
Change from
July
August
1941
1941*
Change from
July
August
August
1940
1Q40
1941
1941*
1,409.0
+ 17.0
+
369.0
$209,946
+
$3,869
+
$50,956
—
1,944.0
+ 87.0
+1,395.0
129,582
+
7,198
+
91,218
—
2.6
Executive
Military
Judicial
Legislative
.1
+
641
0
.1
-
6.0
—
1,329
.1
—
7
r—.
6
—
•Preliminary.
EMPLOYMENT
ROLLS
PAY
AND
ON
RELIEF
PROGRAMS,
AUGUST
1941
(In Thousands)
-
•
in
Employment
of
issue
Election—An
Bond
the
strategic
industries
handling
gain of 60%, while all manufacturing industries
employment by more than 2,320,000 wage
wage earners or a
Ohio
Arcanum,
increased
combined
v
election the voters will con¬
ber
sider
issue
an
of
$4,000 fire de¬
'
_
August
,
as
1
continued to expand in
Other
NYA
Ohio
-Notes
notes
Sold—An
-was
sold
of $9,refunding
issue
series
second
975.57
Industry
:'C{'--I
t
Aug.
5
to ithe
of
City National Bank
Quaker City, as 1.13s, at par.
Quaker
v
,
Bond
$68,000
will
be
Electrical
Blast
Instruments
'
:
1
proposals calling for the issu¬
of $12,000 general obligation
and
$23,000
mortgage • revenue
on
?
Euclid, Ohio
Bond
Issue
Date—Otis
&
Co.,
special
pamphlet description of the city
and
its outstanding obligations,
featured by a map of the city
showing location of 18 of the im¬
portant industrial plants, includ¬
ing Chase Brass & Copper Co.,
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.,
Thompson* Aircraft Products Co.
and General Electric Co.
Popu¬
lation of the city increased 40.1%
in
the
1930-1940
decade, the
pamphlet. notes, making it the
"fastest growing" city in Ohio.
4
'
Gallipolis City School District,
•*'
'•
Ohio
'vV*
.
*••• '••*'
an
each offer.
(Continued on page 788)
7
375
9,636
752
4,785
/
NONAGRICULTURAL
EMPLOYMENT
'Vj+'i (In Thousands)
:;+V.v: +
■
■I
v
'•
Change
V.i;
July-to
inary)
The canning and preserving industry
increase of 79,500 wage earners from July to August,
advance of greater than the usual seasonal proportions. Employ¬
-.1940 to
July
August
1941
August
1941
August
1941
1940
39.542
39,281
+ 261
35,902
+
3,340
33,399
33,138
+
261
29,759
+
3,640
12,146
11,995
+ 151
10,163
+
1,983
904
888
+
16 N
839
+
65
Construction
1,921
1,895
+
26
3,443
+
478
Transportation
3,323
3,290
+
33
3,081
+
242
+
31
375
civil
Total
an
August
Changef
1941
prelim¬
\
4
4,400
—123
7
—
0
50
for the calendar months ending July 31 and Aug. 31.
1940. §Pay-roll breakdown not
2 30Q
1,500
+
0
1
August
industry was 15.7% higher than in August 1940.
industry experienced a greater-than-seasonal
decrease from July to August, the reduction of 85,700 wage earners
reflecting the change-over in models and restricted production
nonagricultural employ.*
Employees in nonagricultural estab.*
_
_
_
Mining
.
Trade
&
utilities
public
_
6,543
-
&
Military and naval forces
1939
Census
allowance
for
adjustment
of Manufactures.
of
factory
wage
the first line
168
+
329
87
+
3,395
earner
of the
totals
549
to
preliminary
(Revised series available on request.)
The estimates of "Total civil nonagricultural
on
+
3,839
+
1,857
+
4,226
4
(not incl.
above)
•Includes
6,163
0
4,394
4,164
1,944
service
+
6,512
4,394
4,168
misc
Federal, State & local gov't
Finance,
above
employment," given
table, represent the total number of
engaged in gainful work in the United States in nonagricul¬
industries, excluding military and naval personnel, persons
persons
tural
employed on WPA or NYA projects, and enrollees in CCC camps.
employment decreases owing to inability .to secure materials
The series described asl "Employees in nonagricultural establish¬
j
because of priority rulings,: and the silk and rayon and hosiery
ments" excludes also proprietors and firm members, self-employed
industries reported a substantial decrease in employment because
persons, casual workers and persons in domestic service.
The esti¬
of the "freezing" of silk stocks. Shortages of raw materials were
mates for "Employees in nonagricultural establishments" are shown
also noted by firms engaged in other lines of manufacturing.
separately for each of seven major industry groups. Tables giving
4
; The advance in employment and payrolls for all manufac¬
figures for each group, by months, for the period from January 1929
turing industries combined carried the indexes to new record high
to date are available on request.
;
levels.
The employment index reached
132.5% of the 1923-25
The figures represent the number of persons (working at any¬
). average, and the pay roll index rose to 157.0. The increase over
the past year has been twice as great in pay rolls as in employ- time during the week ending nearest the middle of each month.
The totals for the United States have been adjusted to conform to
'k
ment, reflecting substantial increases in working hours, overtime
payments, and wage rates. Although employment in most of the the figures shown by the 1930 Census of Occupation for the number
i separate
durable goods industries showed gains, the combined of nonagricultural "gainful workers" less the number shown to have
been unemployed for one week or more at the time of the Census.
group total remained unchanged between July and August largely
-
,
,
v
f
1
jf
,
t
'
Offering—Russell Porter,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will
receive
sealed bids until
Nov. 3 for the purchase of $2,950.66 hot to exceed 4% interest
refundihg
notes.
Due Nov. 8,
1943, and? subject to. call after
Nov. 30 in any year by the Board.
A certified check for 1% of the
•-
99,400
—
3
—
1
1,600
$35,453
t
5
0
.
290
TOTAL
OF
4,100
2,500
Labor
reported
—
1,800
v
1940
t
!!Figures on employment are for the last day of the month; pay rolls for the
r,■
The automobile
Note
bid must accompany
—
571,200
August
—$6,100
month.
:y.'y
i schedules. Aluminumware and die casting firms continued to report
Cleveland have prepared a
'
35,800
—•
8
—
203
■
ment in this
system construction bonds.
:
1
125.800
—
products.:.—
$62,100
0
tFigures are
ESTIMATES
because of labor difficulties.
the Novem¬
election the voters will pass
i
products—.....
copper
;■—
entire
Department likewise said:
The aircraft industry continued to expand its labor force at
an
increasing rate. Shipbuilding employment also increased, the
August gain however being considerably smaller than in preceding
months due to the temporary closing of one large establishment
ance
\
and
_•
h
—675
and "Other" categories not set up in August
8,600
60,200
machine-shop
Programt—._
work programt
Civilian Conservation Corps!!
9,200
606,800
mills__i
accessories
tools
The
4
sewage
rolling
—13
693
*
19,700
373,000
—______
works &
1941*
Work
to August
223,500
1941
1940
Projects:
Students
Manufacturing*
by the voters
Bond Election—At
&
Machine
Deshler, Ohio
ber
steel
August 1941
204,800
tool
bronze
Brass,
issue of
water -refunding
bonds
\:
,
Shipbuilding i
Election—An
considered
machinery
Machine
November election.
at the
>
-—
furnaces,
Foundry
Conneaut, Ohio
$
_.
1
Aircraft,
.i
available.
Gain
from July
July
1941
350
—
•Preliminary.
wage earners
City School District,
Change from
August
1,043
—
Defense
f'Defense"
Estimated
-
number of
Circleville
Projectst
WPA
indicated by the following table:,
!
August
1941*
Out-of-school
Certain of the key defense industries
bonds.
equipment
partment
29%.
or
earners
July
August
Program
■
Election—At the Novem¬
Bond
Pay Rolls
Employment
Change frem
greater
a
of the defense production orders continued to expand in
$15,000 construction bonds will
be considered by the voters at the ;'i August. The aggregate gain in 18 private defense industries since
the inauguration of the defense program in June 1940, was 975,000
November election.
part
/.
i
Indexes of employment and pay rolls for all manufacturing
offsetting decline in automobile plants due to the
Pay rolls in the durable-goods group, however, industries combined, Class I steam railroads, and for those nonmanu¬
showed a slight rise. Nondurable goods industries reported a 3.0% facturing industries for which information is available, - are shown
increase in employment over the month and a:rise of 4.1% in below for August 1941, with percentage changes from July 1941 and
because of the
model change-over.
4V--.-'v*-"■ ;:v:
August 1940. The 3-year average 1923-25 is used as a base in com¬
pay- puting the indexes for the manufacturing industries and the 5-year
July to August were general in the mining indus¬ average 1935-39 as m base for Class I steam railroads. For the other
tries. In wholesale trade gains were of greater-than-seasonal pro¬
nonmanufacturingj( industries information for years prior to 1929 is
portions. Employment and pay rolls in retail trade were lower in not available from the Bureau's records, and the 12-month average
August than in July. Automobile dealers reported declines over for 1929 is used as a base in computing the index numbers. These
the month but substantial gains over the year.
indexes are not adjusted for seasonal variation.
Private
The data for manufacturing, mining, building construction, laun¬
building construction
employment and
pay
rolls
pay
rolls.'
Among the nonmanufacturing industries employment and
roll gains from
increased by less than
The
current levels
the usual amount between July and August. dries, and dyeing and cleaning cover wage earners only; those for
(Continued on page 788)
pay rolls in this industry,
of employment and
•
x.
VWfk*' AMU, lOtieA#! b
&JX <all lU +!. iU A'Mil »>i''.\»rt]i.l
, I.,,,
a
i
wa^uutvAu^uw.K
aw,« MUfcMUWW&M lirjUM'
IJAVM*
788
(Three-year
August Givi! Non-Agricultural Empbpenf
-'.■Above August
j
*
-
•
./
Clothing,
Clothing,
Corsets
allied
&
Index
August
July
1941*
1132.5
+ 23.4
118.3
'
1940
1.7
+
tl57.0
2.7
86.9
117.9
122.3
116.7
122.4
107.3
Food
107.4
109.4
127.8
81.8
129.6
131.6
108.6
137.3
113.5
177.1
159.8
164.3
114.0
156.1
119.3
115.1
128.4
——
126.2
109.4
116.6
140.7
141.4
Baking
Pood
Farm
1.6
+48.8
101.0
92.0
105.0
103.3
77.0
98.1
91.1
101.0
98.8
75.0
Aug. 30
ond ; series
products
Ice
& petrol, prod.—
(incl. bulk tank sta.)
'
+ 13.3
95.5
80.3
109.4
109.4
77.0
144.5
145.7
152.4
139.0
150.2
146.6
164.7
155.5
153.1
299.1
430.2
421.6
112.6
103.2
105.3
103.8
89.4
305.1
263.6
79.9
316.9
213.4
248.3
91.6
210.1
83.2
101.4
84.5
77.2
$15,000
77.4
80.1
79.7
79.8
at
preserving..
1.9
+
.7
1.6
+28.5
9.6
Boxes,
.1
1.4
Paper
Tobacco
76.4
95.9
91.1
84.0
84.9
78.0
106.8
142.2
139.3
51.5
89.2
69.5
56.6
87.5
93.1
Paper
&
.8
Lumber
.3
8.7
1193.6
.4
+ 14.8
.4
5.1
105.7
.2
+ 10.4
+ 18.8
bldg.
Other
.6
+
12.7
H97.8
.7
+
9.6
77.2
1.0
1.4
+
4.3
75.5
.7
+ 14.6
93.3
—
1.2
+
8.4
95.8
3.3
H
+ 2.0
+
9.5
85.5
3.9
+ 18.1
83.2
83.2
Tel.
&
20.4
1189.1
——
.9
+12.7
.1
U115.6
Electric light & power-
1195.3
.7
+
2.5
If 115.3
1.5
+
U69.6
.2
+
1.7
U 77.8
2.6
+ 10.4
& busses**——
Mining:
50.0
+
.2
+ 46.6
2.5
+
6.8
115.4
+ 10.6
Paints
+ 11.9
86.5
9.1
+ 20.3
.4
94.8
.3
114.6
+ 11.4
2.3
62.4
—J—
1.0
118.5
—
59.5
61.3
.3
4.9
1+89.0
Transportation
—i—
tAdjusted
Commerce Commission.
+
to
§Not available.
+15.7
104.7
11.1
91.6
§
+
1.7
§
+
.3
+ 15.1
§
+
3.5
+27.3
I
8
+
.9
+
1.8
+ 11.5
+
2.0
preliminary
4 10.2
—
5
§
2.1
Census
1939
—
Numbers
of
Employment
Industries Adjusted
to
figures.
—
and
in
of
Wage
5.1
tSource: Interstate
1935 Census,
Notes
t
in
Earners
of Manufactures,
average
1941
Manufacturing Industries
Rolls
Pay
♦Aug.
Except
as
Manufacturing
Indicated
X
and t
1923-25=100.0)
-Employment—,—
July
Aug.
1941
1940
Aug.
—Pay RollsJuly
Aug.
1941
*
1941
132.5
Goodst
*
130.6
107.4
157.0
152.8
tires
goods,
*August,
§Not
102.4
175.9
172.6
123.7
112.2
135.9
130.6
138.3
110.7
171.3
166.9
122.1
182.7
181.5
124.8
170.7
167.4
114.9
241.5
224.3
97.6
80.2
.111.4
112.2
173.7
130.7
be
156.9
124.8
1941,
105.4
99.7
97.6
98.4
85.9
114.8
113.8
109.5
109.8
106.3
138.3
119.4
178.5
175.2
134.4
127.4
122.7
157.2
137.4
140.9
118.6
184.7
180.7
133.5
175.8
141.6
246.8
239.7
169.3
than
123.6
101.5
147.2
107.2
72.8
167.3
157.1
71.4
63.4
52.4
65.5
60.0
48.5
128.7
114.4
167.8
162.8
127.1
§
§
§
§
§
114.2
95.8
153.2
136.8
106.5
Plumbers'
supplies
103.1
103.1
101.7
86.8
108.0
101.6
81.7
224.7
222.0
164.4
287.9
272.1
Stamped & enameled
hot-water
ware
heating
93.2
are
91.0
81.1
92.4
90.5
70.7
145.5
329.3
324.4
123.5
other
101.4
83.6
144.4
140.6
101.8
111.4
85.9
138.1
135.7
87.7
78.7
79.3
54.6
&
not
99.3
94.2
87.4
70.5
115.7
118.4
76.3
189.2
143.8
229.0
214.2
142.0
preliminary;
subect
comparable
1940.
Revisd
to
to
FROM
available
in
mimeographed
BY
IMPORTS
ECONOMIC
in
INTO
UNITED
Dollars)
1,000
tion
29,824
30,393
358,851
13.4
231,538
"8.7
81,518
2.9
127,313
4.8
104,229
3.7
5,820
7,291
6,758
54,425
2.0
41,761
1.5
5,772
7,257
6,690
54,017
2.0
41,503
1.5
48
34
68
408
13,347
stuffs
38.472
35,506
124.410
4.7
169,503
11,349
and
37,000
34,422
110,781
4.2
160,308
1,998
1,472
1,085
13,629
.5
9,196
.3
96,912
53,278
67,587
610,135
22.8
478,191
16.9
79.9
124.5
112.1
•72.9
138.8
108.1
182.0
171.3
121.9
Semi-manufactures
Agricultural
Non-agricultural
-•<
equipment
Agricult'l impl. (incl. tractors)
Cash registers, adding machines,
calculating machines
23.9.8
233.3
171.4
131.2
227.6
228.4
152.0
170.2
167.5
128.7
222.6
214.0
135.9
Elec.
167.7
163.6
106.6
240.1
231.9
123.7
5.7
452
453
1,458
3,129
.1
5,550
.2
52,825
66,129
C07.006
22.7
472,641
16.7
manufactures.
202,646
220,026
298,019
1,525,296
57.0
1,955,423
69.1
Agricultural
1,038
1,412
1,245
8.869
.3
9,758
——
——
mach.,
apparatus, & suppl.
turbines, water wheels,
Engines,
windmills
&
Fdy.
&
Radios
tools
___________
&
phonographs.
machinery & parts.
Typewriters & parts.—
Transportation equipment!
Textile
Aircraft!
522.7
497.7
240.1
143.3
100.5
180.9
177.8
101.3
tion,
346.0
237.5
556.1
534.7
302.9
218,614
296,774
1,516,427
56.7
1,945,665
.
steam-railr'd
&
168.7
157.1
231.4
218.7
149.8
76.4
136.0
132.7
73.5
118.0
222.8
217.2
125.4
105.0
220.3
229.9
115.6
.983.9
7,983.9
7,280.0
10,641.8
9,077.7
3,727.4
127.3
85.5
133.8
160.1
96.1
Manufactured
89.3
89.5
51.2
91.8
90.9
47.2
stuffs
Non-ferrous metals & their prod.
Aluminum
manufactures
..._
bronze. & cop. products
watches
and
time-
recording
devices
75.7
33.0
104.9
102.5
181.1
593.3
571.0
211.4
145.1
143.5
113.8
181.2
174.1
117.0
231.5
233.7
195.2
336.4
319.8
232.9
193.3
189.7
138.2
275.9
263.9
160.7
Crude
117.4
118.3
95.2
145.4
138.4
101.1
Jewelry
117.6
111.7
99.0
112.0
105.2
83.0
Lighting
114.4
116.4
87.7
114.8
117.8
76.5
84.4
83.4
68.7
94.3
87.4
2,673,117
100.0
2,830,625
100.0
58,721
55,955
408,334
15,3
298,637
10.5
290,169
382,308
2,264,784
84.7
2,531,988
89.5
119,260
126,480
637,875
38.1
872.674
42.5
60,087
86,073
85,948
461,864
27.6
646,447
31.5
40,532
176,011
10.5
28,412
Lumber
and
allied
—
103.8
102.7
91.4
116.7
88.8
81.1
79.7
71.3
92.9
85.6
68.3
105.6
91.0
115.5
110.1
81.7
118.9
•Lumber:
Millwork
78.1
...
Sawmills
Stone,
clav.
Brick,
-
glass products.
and terra cotta...
tile,
Cement
other
slate,
granite,
....
_____
...
Nondurable
33,188
76.9
79.0
77.6
64.4
77.3
73.8
53.6
82.4
74.5
93.3
90.6
72.6
131.0
127.9
106.9
155.6
147.1
116.0
45.3
48.6
36.1
34.9
119.5
116.7
90.9
125.2
114.9
106.8
Cotton
small
114.0
113.3
87.4
wares
90.4
89.0
71.4
94.2
89.5
58.7
109.1
88.7
125.8
122.9
80.0
_
105.2
76.7
124.1
120.6
72.6
136.3
139.0
121.5
132.4
134.3
101.8
81.3
83.6
86.5
89.8
91.4
83.1
141.4
Hosiery
Knitted
outerwear
Knitted
underwear
81.4
—
...
143.4
80.8
136.1
70.3
152.8
77.1
86.2
85.7
73.1
9o 2
158.5
159.7
147.5
153.3
159.9
75.0
Q1
143.6
59.9
0
61 5
152+
129.4
considered.
bid
for
interest
any:
will
Interest A-O.
be
A
cer¬
furnished
be
the
successful
City School District (P. O.
Parma), Ohio
Bond Sale Details—The $40,000
refunding bonds awarded Oct. 22
to
William
J.
Mericka
&
Co., *
Cleveland, as reported in v. 154,."
p.
743, were sold as 3s, at par
plus a premium of $416, equal to
101.04, a basis of about 2.82%.
Dated Oct. 1, 1941, and due $4,000
on Oct. 1 from 1943 to 1952, incl.
V
Other bids:
Int. Rate
Bidder—
Prescott, Jones <fe Co
Well, Roth & Irving Co
Seasongood
&
Mayer
Proctorville
3
Prem.
%
%
$277
2\'2%
127
3
-
55
Village School District,
Ohio
Sale—An
notes
second
sold
was
National
issue
series
of
$3,-
refunding:
Aug. 30 to the First
of
Ironton,
as
Bank
226,227
11.0
11.7
246,828
12.0
237,136
11.6
1,033
1,280
1,479
8.473
.5
9,692
.5
20,588
17,497
3,091
24,320
19,904
4.416
22,975
195,398
11.7
213.016
10.4
18,892
156,711
9.4
176,578
8.6
follows: $1,000 in 1945, 1946, 1947
4.083
38,687
2.3
36,438
1.8
and
50,338
62,248
63,989
369,665
22.1
452,327
22.1
5,840
56,408
5,440
43,599
2.6
33,557
1.6
_—
5,631
44,707
58,549
326,066
19.5
418,770
20.4
manufactures.
33,166
35,971
35,982
277,160
16.5
265.608
13.0
food¬
and
bever¬
Agricultural
Non-agricultural
Finished
Steubenville, Ohio
Authorized—City Council
has authorized a nissue of $6,000
disposal plant improvement bonds.
They will be dated about Oct J15,
1943, bear interest at a rate not to
Bonds
11 2
Semi-manufactures
_
exceed 6%
592
871
504
4,804
.3
5,727
35,100
35,478
272,3.56
16.3
259,880
12.7
sumption
Notes
will
214,413
104,597
264,685
273,898
1,675,921
100.0
2.050.453
100.0
—
134,294
133,777
854,328
51.0
1,099,445
53.6
109,816
130,391
140,121
821,594
49,0
951,008
according to economic groups.
ANALYSIS
1
•
EXPORTS
BY
FROM
LEADING
•
IMPORTS
AND
COMMODITIES
UNITED
INTO
IN EACH
Materials—Value
in
in
issued
1949.
in
an¬
Election—An
issue
of
plant bonds will be
by the voters at the
sewer
OKLAHOMA
Oklahoma, State of
Exchange Offer—The
Warrant
following announcement was sent
to us by Carl B.
Sebring, State
Treasurer:
GROUP
July
Aug.
1941
5,843
Holders
of
Oklahoma
State!
Warrants:
Dollars
1941
4,516
November election.
To
1,000
Aug.
3,640
STATES-
ECONOMIC
EXPORTS
1940
Commodity
Cotton, unmanufactured
Tobacco,
$2,000
46.4
Supplementing other data on the Nation's foreign trade in Aug.,
given in today's issue, we present here an arrangement of the figures
given out by the Department of Commerce showing the value of
each of the chief items of the export and import trade, arranged
DOMESTIC
be
as
Tuscarawas, Ohio
Bond
considered
-—
-
Agricultural
Non-agricultural
and
ticipation of the bond financing.
$12,000
imports for con¬
and mature Oct. 15
1948,
.3
32,574
Agricultural
Non-agricultural
80.9
107.1
—
fur-felt
107.0
90.9
rugs
Dveing & finishing textiles.
cloth
113.6
109.8
_.
and
119.3
No
of
195,823
Crude
99.7
rate
187,349
ages
81.0
113.2
other
1, 1941. Denom. $300.
Oct. 1 from 1943
on
incl.
24,472
Agricultural
Non-agricultural
36.7
115.6
goods
Knit
62.2
99.1
Oct.
$300
1952
to
22,993
goods
Cotton
Hats,
52.5
73.6
104.5
for the
1
22,886
DOMESTIC
Textiles and their products
Fabrics
'•
68.3
81.7
84.5
and
products
Carpets
74.5
64.9
99.6
45.3
■
——
Pottery
:
64.2
70.2
101.5
83.0
:
Glass
Marble,
75.7
70.9
and
Nov.
21,605
Non-agricultural
Total
108.2
puroducts—
Furniture
on
21,823
60.5
..I.—•
equipment
Silverware & plated ware..__
Smelting and refining copper,
lead, and zinc
Ohio
20,791
foodstuffs
Agricultural
32.8
368.9
438,264
88,498
153.1
78.9
348,890
26,301
Agricultural
Non-agricultural
179.2
376.5
.....
Dated
Due
102.47
342,885
for consump¬
crude
ma¬
106.3
3,478.6
noon
68.7
316,584
terials
Imports
106.0
liocomotives
Shipbuilding
Clocks,
176.0
143.7
351.4
168.1
_____
electric-
Brass,
297.8
Richmond,
1.18s.
155.8
Automobiles
Cars,
313.9
Agricultural
Non-agricultural
108.4
products-
—
the
to
Akron,
purchase of $3,000 3% municipal
building improvement bonds.
Note
Total exports of United
States merchandise-
199.0
_____
shop
mach.
Machine
11
Co.,
•
Offering—Harold Tomlhv
.3
201,608
131.1
172.0
6.0
96,460
—
Non-agricultural
119.2
258
bever¬
107.3
172.6
6.6
12,141
_
109.3
175.4
total
185,747
18,252
—
!
Value
12,598
Agricultural
Finished
of
total
17,226
.1 Non-agricultural
Manufactured
food-
ages
95.6
Percent
of
Value
Non-agricultural
163.4
1941
Value
16,471
Agricultural
172.6
Percent
Aug.
1941
Value
7,690
89 2
271.6
July
Value
Agricultural
Cruds foodstuffs
84.6
184.8 '
$5-
Parma
1941
24,161
materials
137.5
250.3
New
Bond
Aug.
Trust
-
of
refunding
bidder without cost.
GROUPS
1940
122.0
95.6
1.20s.
issue
series
sold
was
First-Central
as
form.
STATES—
1940
exports, crude
127.0
146.1
Sold—An
second
notes
Williams & Gorman of Cincinnati
AND
Aug.
Domestic
141.4
139.8
Notes
427.45
In
(Value
89.7
213.2
-
Mount Gilead School District, Ohio I
revision.
tAdusted to preliminary
indexes appearing in press releases
figures
Class
97.7
transporta¬
of
the
separately.
ANALYSIS
116.6
142.0
saws)
incl.
issue
November election.
56.7
86.4
tlndexes not
Election—An
Bond
318.0
193.5
EXPORTS
119.0
192.3
files
Wirework
at
$80,544 construction bonds will be
considered by the voters at the
will
DOMESTIC
144.4
tinware.
voters
132.1
368.6
We present the tabulation below:
(not incl. edge tools mach.
Machinery,
173.2
368.2
102.7
each of which
123.1
metalwork
ornamental
&
171.3
307.7
;
111.7
__
November
shown
116.9
&
the
by
tified
check
for
1%
of
the;,
agricultural and non-agricultural
the eight months ended August. bonds, payable to order of the vil¬
1941, 10.5% of. domestic exports and 53.6% of imports for consump¬ lage, is required. No conditional
bids will be received.
tion were agricultural products; 89.5%
Approving
of domestic exports, and
46.4% of imports for consumption were non-agricultural products- legal opinion. of Peck, Shaffer,
ufactures, in
ap¬
steam fittings
—
considered
Martins Ferry School District,
Ohio
available.
totals
182.6
—
134.9
-
?
90.6
144.4
,
The Department of Commerce's report of the character of the
country's foreign trade reduces the export and import figures into
five separate groups, ranging from crude materials to finished man¬
86.4
117.7
paratus &
158.5
tubes—
indexes
figures,
Non-agricultural
110.0
of
the November election.
bids until
76.3
126.1
tools,
181.4
163.4
—_
Commodity
'-i_ii—___—
cans
117.5
Higher August Exports of Farm Products;
Analysis by Economic Groups and Commodities
138.7
95.9
issue
116.9
shoes
inner
other
113.6
147.2
Hardware
Tools
earlier
Economic
140.1
Election-—An
$15,000 township hall bonds will,,
126.0
135.3
______
104.4
149.3
Loramie), Ohio
Bond
138.8
—Eight Months Ending August—
____
Tin
and
&
106.5
Cutlery (not including silver &
plated cutlery), & edge tools—
Forgings, iron and steel——
Struct.
110.9
election.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
their
&
————
&
128.7
Goods
steel
products,
not including machineryBlast furnaces, steel works, and
rolling mills
Bolts, nuts, washers, & rivets—
Cast-iron pipe
Steam
Census
dated
105.5
137.9
127.4
—
Goodst
Stoves
130.6
1940
137.9
Industries!
Durable
115.2
3.7
+
....
HRetail-trade indexes adjusted to
1937 Census
(Three-year
Non-durable
123.0
+16.1
—5.0
public utility indexes to 1937 Census. **Covers street railways and trolley and motorbus operations of subsidiary, affiliated and successor companies.
trCash payments
only; value of board, room, and tips cannot be computed.
!!Based on estimates pre¬
pared by the United States Maritime Commission.
&
boots
Rubber
4.0
+
1.6
+
—10.9
.6
+
.
§
If79.3
—
+
.7
+
§.
„———
♦Preliminary,
Iron
61.9
180.4
varnishes
Rubber
431.8
6.7
1.9
—
2.6
§
:
-
Building Construction
Durable
69.9
—
and
Rubber
1939
(year-round)
————
•
70.0
144.4
.
Dyeing & cleaning—.
.Brokerage
Index
65.5
128.0
—
Rayon & allied products
Soap
Rubber products
+ 39.9
1.3
54.1
.Quarrying & nonmetallicCrude-petrol. production-
Water
1.6
+ 54.2
80.0
—
51.1
92.5
—
Bituminous—coal
.Metalliferous
Insurance
67.0
141.2
—
Laundries
64.7
114.9
refining
petroleum refining
Fertilizers
6.7
»
Anthracite
Hotels
62.3
67.9
104.1
Cottons'd—oil, cake, & meal
Druggists' preparations
Explosives
+ 15.1
Street
Services:
83.1
69.8
68.2
_
•
rys.
87.0
69.9
,
142.0
than
Chemicals
Utilities:
Tel.
95.8
64.4
55.4
the November
McLean Township (P. O. Fort
•
127.9
Book
and
job—
——
Newspapers and periodicals.
Chemical, petrol, & coal prod.—
+ 12.9
—
mater—
95.8
52.0
123.6
—.
Petroleum
'■■+/
82.4
67.2
pulp..—
publishing:
of
considered
be
and
.6
—-
—
&
...„!
paper
<
65.4
_______
_____
and
+
77.8
77.8
cigarettes
printing—.
—
.3
furnishings
Automotive
Public
ahd
—
11101.5
merchandising-
Furniture
91.2
65.5
52.3
and
issue
improvement
by the
112.3
64.7
Election—An
cemetery
voters
118.5
Cigars
4.5
Bond
95.7
manufactures
108.3
Apparel
'
Independence, Ohio
357.7
117.1
V
——
Chewing & smok. tob, & snuff
80.1
80.1
General
on:
1.05s.
bonds
—
1196.4
—
purchased
issue of $9,490.52 secrefunding notes as
will
,
National
140.1
323.6
——
.9
§
—
Ohio
Columbus
an
111.6
and
Printing
——
Food
of
153.2
—_
——
Cream
.3
—
Bank
327.9
___■
Slaughtering & meat packing.
Sugar, beet
Sugar refining, cane
+
§
Automotive
Retail
1.3
89.2
6.2
64.7
102.1
94.7
___.
Flour
.7
§
Petrol.
+
39.6
131.0
158.2
Confectionery
.7
—
§
§
§
fqpd spec.Dry goods & apparel—..
Mach., equip. & suppl.—
Sale—The
74.1
143.5
101.0
products—
_
Butter
+
§
^
&
Note
73.3
117.1
98.3
Beverages
(1929=100)
95.7
products
Uniontown, R. R. No. 2), Ohio
57.5
129.2
—
Groceries
Green Rural School District (P. O.
80.6
'
f
787)
page
'
•
Wholesale
(Continued from
135.1
„—.
manufactures—
kindred
and
City
Department '
94.9
121.9
—_—
Canning
+
109.0
130.3,"
shoes
(1935-39=100)
+ 13.9
§
(1929=100)
Trade:
1941
1941*
1.5
+
(1935-39=100)
Class I Steam Railroads!
its
and
(1923-25=100)
(1923-25=100)
Mariufacturing
August
1940
1941
Percentage
change from
July
August
Index
change from
August
and
Boots
Leather
State and
Pay Rolls——July
Aug.
' 1941
1940
64.0
51.4
116.8'
77.9
108.7
—
collars
and
Leather
.
Industry
,
———————
Shirts
.
*Aug.
'
garments—
furnishings
Millinery
.
1923-24—100.0)
average
„Employment--++'r~:
July,Aug.
*Aug.
1941
\
1941
1940
1941
67.9
^ 69.3
63.0 ./;/V63.4
..
123.3
Men's
Women's
Men's
-Pay Roll-
Percentage
j
'
Manufacturing Industries
Silk and rayon goods—^-4
Woolen and worsted goods.
Wearing apparel
1929, Dept, of Labor Reports
-Employment-
'
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'1 ~
•
•
(Continued from page 787)
railroads cover all employees while the data for water transportation
cover employees on vessels of 1,000 gross tons or over in deep-sea
trades only. The data for other industries exclude proprietors and
firm members, corporation officers, executives, and others whose
work is mainly supervisory.
1
All
Tuesday, October 28, 1941
TP^E COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Eight
mos. end.
1940
183,601
Aug,
1941
The State of Oklahoma is pre¬
36,640
paring to retire all of its out¬
standing General Revenue War-
unmanufac¬
drawn
3.094
6,887
4,801
33,768
33,968
rants
Coal
9.061
11,060
13,485
58,764
61,974
5,208
3,619
363
Revenues of the State for the fis¬
Crude petroleum All
other
crude
47,626
25,640
tured
terials
-
ma¬
—
■
3.158
"
1
3,742
5 901
(Continued on^page 790)
35,092
27,525
cal
against the General
ending June 30, 1940,
and June 30, 1941, as provided in
a
recent Act of the Legislature
t, w
years
ivj-;.,':
s
•
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s-w
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j)
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Volmue 154
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 3999
and you
will find enclosed Notice
Echange.
Resolution', of thfe
Funding Bond Com¬
mission and Application form in
Stocks Of Goal In Consumers' Hands On
of
Oklahoma
duplicate.
;
.A
.
hands
services
their
trustee
in
the
until
held
act
as
exchange
warrants to
exchange
is
August,
The
correspondent bank
Electric
dealer
Retail
Grand
,
,
being
are
Steel
and
Cement
stocks
•
•
utilities
rolling
Coal
5,215.000
7,107,000
+12.3
Middle
England
East
____
903,000
833,000
+
1.3
128,000
+
3.1
660,000
—
0.6
656,000
.__
5.6
+
9.020,000
8.860,000
+
7,799,000
+
deliveries—
total
Known
and
Coal-gas
6.5
rolling
mills
Total
the
of
"
28.1
Pacific
—
40.4
United
c
62 days
27 days
he
Collected
Federal
while
increases.
.
,
electric
t
and
,
t
ELECTRIC
AT
of
were
received during August 1941
month
—
8.8
previous monthly report
+
5.3
PRODUCTION
38 days
b Collected
by
the
U.
S.
based
d Estimates
industrial
other
/
-
POWER
consumers
^
/
UTILITIES,
they
were
ELECTRIC
OF
reported
was
ENERGY
-7;~;..//7
Division—
Middle
East
Showed
North
East
/ /
STATES
/
Total
By Fuels
'
;
1941 ;
1941
August
July
August
July
135,985
660,987
714,922
831,830
850,907
475,303
2,815,089
2,832,140
3,323,275
3,307,443
| 148,021
3,066,601
3,188,608
3,230,642
3,336,629
167,250
120,279
677,806
728,127
845,056
848,406
533,962
318,280
1,153,553
1,410,861
1,687,515
1,729,141
630,805
Central-______
Central
July
;
August
..
South
—
542,406
235,765
342,679
866,570
885,085
88-147
49,177
707,342
801,801
795,489
850,978
680,162
126,453
146,979
753,863
1,440,913
181,090
233,548
1,656,783
4 366 737
Central—
627,410
1,475,693
South
Mountain
AND
UNITED
Kilowatt-hours)
164,041
Central
Atlantic
South
of
'508,186
________
Atlantic
North
Thousands
170,843
,
Y<
England
Commission since the
USE IN THE
PUBLIC
FOR
reports
New
the
to
issued.
By Water Power
.:'/••
1941 ?■>
West
RAILROADS,
that
but
(In
.
indicating that the
reported promptly so that the figures shown for any one month do
not necessarily mean that all the changes were made during that
Bureau
on
kilowatt-hours, leaving
imported to the United
vv/;U,;7 ;7,7;-T^/;/■,/./■;"'.7.!
34 days
days
+10.7
75,379,000 kilowatt-hours
73,105,000 kilowatt-hours
7.5
+11.3
v
,
2,738,-
;
3,910,526
9,624,686
7
827,141
'
OTHER
^INDUSTRIAL
'
PLANTS
(NET
Pacific
TONS)
■
-tf
'.h
i
■—%
-
of Change—
From
August
Electric
Stocks,
end
of
July
May
1941
1941
month-..
Railroads
Stocks/ end
7.4
+18.3
+
6.0
+ 24.1
+1.4
—4.6
+34.5
—17.8
257,972
232,806
144 days
142 days
153 days
117,778
(Class I) b—
272,561
87,546
103,685
88,474
41 days
;99,975
128.030
143,234
84,630
—11.5
27 days
25 days
53 days
+51.9
*
'
month—
Consumed
during month—
Days supply, end of month
Other Industrial Consumers
'
-
1
end
of month——
.during month—
Days supply, end of month e
277,330
Consumed
112,671
76 days
"I;//;
%'•://>. / //i/:!///;/ ■<)>
Water
/•; •/>'/'': /.//."
Month
•
1
4.5
—22.6
,i
„
March
Percent
213,524
171,157
+
2.2
+62.0
95,514
64,193
+
8.3
78 days
69 days
83 days
—
2.6
/
—
8.4
COKE
304,274
306,979
462,935
417,124
11.1
118,468
313,581
288,000
464,036
406,468
14.2
153,435
136,898
304,422
258,050
457,857
394,948
15.9
171,042
161,089
279,802
230.841
450,844
391,930
15.0
17.9
___
____
147,914
159,031
319,814
237,785
467,728
396,816
June
145,123
152,060
338,158
257,913
483,281
409,973
17.9
July-
151,603
143,845
334,190
267,905
485,799
411,750
18.0.
136,206
363,624
284,575
500,356
420,781
18.9
August
__
136,732
September
October
.
.v.'V''';■' y.yy-yyy%'
147,145
154,210
Selected
Anthracite,
Anthracite,
Coke,
net
Dealers—
/
1941 c
From
1941
Sept. 1,
1941
1940
Month
.
a
b
v'V::7.;'V
(P. O. Tulsa),
Tulsa County
Okla.
Ago
tons—
367,645
293,177
294,343
326,770
+25.4
+12.5
supply
48 days
32 days
53 days
56 days
+50.0
<—14.3
*
50,683
46,505
44,007
52,454
supply a
95 days
61 days
78 days 129 days
Anthracite
in
producers'
.//... /.•./•'
/.••*;" /:.-/ '
•:/
storage
yards b—413,820
267,660
168,747 1,405.805
by November 15,
insufficient to justify ex¬
Year
net
tons—
+
days
Coke,
From
days
a
Calculated
at
the
rate
Courtesy Anthracite Institute,
of
deliveries
c
Subject
to
to
customers
in
9.0
+ 55.7
—
3.4
—26.4
/•''
••
+54.6
the
preceding
—70.6
month,
revision.
$300.
Due Dec. 15, as follows:
$1,300 in 1944 and $2,000 in 1945
incl.
to
1950.
to
be
! ■'
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OREGON
Douglas
-
No.
19
County School District
(P. O. Myrtle Creek),
Ore.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 2
p. m. on Nov.
$120,000 semiann
hospital bonds offered for 4, by P. W. Cook, District Clerk,
for the purchase of $13,300 cou¬
sale on Oct. 23-v. 154, p. 648were
Purchased jointly by two pon building bonds. Dated Dec.
Bartlesville banks as V/zS, at par, 15, 1941. Denom. $1,000, one for
Rate
or
rates of interest
specified by the successful
Prin. and int. (J-D 15)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office, or at the fiscal agency of
bidder.
the
State
in
New
York.
The
bonds shall be sold to the highest
and best bidder, but not for less
than
par
311,274
'
458,419
309,627
463,837
J
-
the number of equivalent week
days in the month in question.
Coal
all
Stock and Consumption
electric utility power plants
consumption by
reached
an
time high of 5,767,037
tons in August 1941. Of this total 5,478,062 tons were bituminous coal, and 288,975 tons were anthracite.
These are increases of 4.9% in the consumption of bituminous coal
when compared with the
The increase is principally due to the drop in the
output of hydroelectric plants because of generally drought condi¬
tions, which required increased production by fuel plants to meet
and 6.0%
in the consumption of anthracite
,
preceding month.
energy
needs.
.
7.";7
.
-
consumption of fuel oil during August 1941 totaled 1,783,283
barrels as compared with 1,616,886 barrels during July or an increase
of 10.3%. During the same interval the consumption of gas increased
to 21,422,180 mfc in August from 19,207,157 mfc in July, repre¬
senting an increase of 11.5%. •.
' : / ;
The total stock of coal on hand at electric utility power plants
The
according to the County Clerk.
Due
$6,000 from 1944 to 1963,
Bond
440,158
"^Computed by dividing the monthly production by
Coal
Previous
<
June 1,
_——
428,834
.
yyy —% of change—
;
Aug. 1,'
_'
288,713
315,003
140,121
125,155
__
SUMMARY OF STOCKS OF DOMESTIC ANTHRACITE AND COKE
Sept 1,
1941/1940
110,145
December.
•
increased.
?
1940
150,455
November-
233
Change
1941
158,661
+75.5
DOMESTIC ANTHRACITE AND
Stocks,
Total
1940
1941
/
May
271,476
104,084
Stocks of domestic anthracite and coke, as reported by 233 selected dealers, showed
substantial increases during August.
Anthracite in producers' storage yards also
Retail
Fuel
Power
1940
>;■/1941
_
February
April
,
a Collected
by the Federal Power Commission,
b Collected by the Association of
American
Railroads,
c 71
firms reported for July and August,
1941; 76 firms for
May, 1941; and 69 firms for August, 1940.
d Subject to revisions. • e Calculated at
the daily rate of consumption in the preceding month.
/
10,399,665 13,991,023 14,310,191
ELECTRIC ENERGY*
^
January
+
(Selected Representative Plants c)
Stocks,
AVERAGE DAILY PRODUCTION OF
1,6^,451:
Ago
+
288,975
146 days
end of month
of
Month
1,357,305 1,263,568 1,178,164 1,147,386
month—/
United States Total
Year
1940
during
Days supply,
F com
Previous
August
Utilities a—1941 d
Power
Consumed
Resolution, the Oklahoma Funding Bond Commission
rp«?prves the
privilege of adver
tising for sale the whole issue
and paying off warrants in cash
if the amount of warrants Pledged
3.3
ANTHRACITE
utilities
power
,,
ANTHRACITE
terms of the
Bond Sale—The
1.4
+
Division
railroads,
7
capacity of generating plants in service in the United States on
Aug. 31, 1941, totaled 42,689,251 kilowatts. This is a net increase
of 39.863 kilowatts over that previously reported in service on July
31, 1941. Occasionally changes are made in plants which are not
West
xne
(P. O, Bartles-
balance
net
States.
+
by the Bituminous Coal Division,
10.4
and the net exports to Mexico were 2,274,000
40 days
Commission,
Power
—
19.1% of the amount generated for public
or
53 days.
28 days
40 days
the
2.4
-
Total—
power
//.>■; ■■■ ,7. v/■/,• ■
The net imports from Canada totaled
31 days
INDUSTRIAL
driermhie whether sufficient
warrants have be® Pledged to
•iustifv
pursuing
the excnange
method of effecting the fundmg
Washington County
ville), Okla.
+
C
Stocks of industrial anthracite held by electric power utilities, Class I railroads and
other industrial consumers advanced during August.
Consumption decreased at Class I
on
Election—The issuance of
$473 000 road construction bonds
will 'be submitted to a vote at an
election scheduled for Nov. 25,
is reported.
;
3.7
+
69 days
jointly by the National Association of Purchasing Agents and the Bituminous
from a selected list of 2,000 representative manufacturing plants.
The
concerns
reporting are chiefly large consumers and afford a satisfactory basis for
estimate, e Collected by the Association of American Railroads.
Includes powerhouse,
shop and station fuel.
'
1
Coal
office by November
in order that the Okla~
exchange
use.
31
by
—
The movement of electric energy across state lines totaled
43 days
-
.7;
8.4
-
——____
States
44.2
+
-
137,956,000,000 kilowatt-hours for the twelve-month period
ending Aug. 31, 1940, representing an increase of 13.4% over the
previous period.
collected
this
under
3.2
+14.8
27 days
■
must
•—
30 days
I)
—
—
14.0
production for the twelve-month period ending Aug. 31,
156,492,000,000 kilowatt-hours as compared with a pro¬
Reports
59 days
__________
Central-
Mountain
production by water
was
2.4
70 days
total
mines,
+
28 days
i
dealer
Collected
125,000
31 days
(Class
Grand
4.8
60 days
industrial
Retail
+
31 days
*_
South
—
duction of
'
retorts
Railroads
7.5
+
311,000
at—
«_
West
'
9.8
'—
Central
Total
1941,
+32.2
"7
128,000
trade
East South Central—
.
Change
July to Aug.,1941
in August amounted to 3,910,526,000 kilowatt-hours, or 27.3% of the total output for public use.
a
ovens.—
Other industrials
a
6,000,000
* 37,510,000
Consumption—
foreign
mills
Cement
2.8
+
326,000
By-product coke
Steel
7,930,000
fuel
fuel,
31,510,000
40,333,000
.
.__i
J
—
.
Per Cent
Region
—
Atlantic
South
3.1
32,403,000
20.4
Atlantic
North
1.8
8,038,000
i_
.____
—
North Central
8.3
+
132,000
J
increasingly evident in
+ 18.0
£44,000
Days Supply, End of Month)
Electric power utilities
approxi¬
■
'
6,600,000
959,000
Ij e__
drought condition is
Per Cent Change
July co Aug.,19*1
Region
New
.
mine
Bunker
may
1941, is
change.
+ 11.3
7,108,000
v.,
_
Uri'm a Funding Bond Commission
for
b_
the
output by hydro
3.1
+
47,051,000
b
industrial
Additional
designate an additional
bond out of each fifteen to the
Commissioners of the Land
warrants.
+12.6
40,451,000
52,819,000
mills c
(Class
Grand
to
said
V'•
i
1
a
ovens
ovens
Retail dealer
and overage should
give the Commissioners of the
Land Office near the amount of
bonds they desire. If this method
is not satisfactory, then it will
be necessary for the bondsTepresenting the interes.on th
rants to be allocated to the com
missioners of the Land Office
for each applicant m hisapplica
of
4.1
634,000
7,799,000
5,646,000
______
such interest
1941
.
mills b
Total
Land
Office should mature in equal a r
nual installments as nearly as
possible. The bonds representing
15
+
+
15,160,000
45,029,000 ,1
7,790,000
«
industrials d__
Other
Commissioners of the
applications
+
17,070,000
of
plants.
The average daily pro¬
duction by hydro plants dropped 10.4% from July 1941 to August
1941 as compared with a drop of only 5.3% during the same
period
of 1940.
The percent change in the hydro production from July
1941 to August 1941 by regions was as follows:
+15.9
285,000
'
.
of
effect
reduction
4.6
+
/•.,
7.2
3.9
8,038,000
retorts c_
Railroads
of $15,000 and which
wiU be blocked with the* overage
of other warrant holders, be allo¬
cated to the Commissioners of the
Land Office. The bonds allocated
in
723,000
660,000
coke
coke
Coal-gas
of multiples
All
6,215,000
775,000
the
by—
power
Beehive
war
rants of each participant in excess
file
10,431,000
7,205,000
total
By-product
Plus.the amopnt
representing
i
10,912,000
c
stocks—
Consumption
Electric
amount?Lbotuat
'■
the average daily production has reached the half billion kilowatthour mark.
' '/•':
v'.- ■■ ■
5
;;
7 ■"
The
_
fice
(Revised)
296,000
industrial
Total
and accrued interest. Foi
of the Lend
Office to get the
they desire it is suggested that
the amount of bonds representing
the interest due on the warrants
tion
c.'o of
Change
July, 1941
Net Tons
:
an increase of 3.0%
when compared with the average daily
production during the month of July 1941 and is the first time that
The
August, 1941
I) e
This is
West
Commissioners
to the
STATES.
Coal Division,
National
(Preliminary)
mills b_
Class
were
Bituminous
Chairman, Coal Committee,
of Purchasing Agents.)
a
mills
1
UNITED
THE
Jr.,
b
ovens
IN
Section,
.
.
The average daily production of electric energy for public use
an all time high of
500,356,000 kilowatt-hours during August.
YARDS
at—
industrials d
Railroads
to
-
at par
bonds
RETAIL
Research
retorts c
Cement
Other
plication set forth the bonds that
applicant is willing Tto sell to
Commissioners of the Land 'Office
of
and
Coal-gas
of the Land
purchase
§2,2bb,000 of these funding
and
the
Oklahoma
Funding
Lond
Commission desires that each ap¬
-
utilities
power
coke
The Commissioners
as
Harris,
Month,
rolling
Office desire to
(estimated
Young,
Sept.
daily rate of con¬
7 7;-;,:
COAL
production of electric energy for public use during the
August 1941 totaled 14,310,191,000 kilowatt-hours accord¬
ing to reports filed with the Federal Power Commission.
This
represents an increase of 17.3% when compared with August 1940
and is the largest production ever reported for
any one month.
The Commission further reported:
y
' " '
'
reached
hand
on
The
,
month of
506,000 kilowatt-hours
through them.
mately $800,000)
W.
H.
.
of
Steel
supply the name of your Ok.la"
homa City correspondent and in¬
struct us to handle the transac¬
the
End
By-product
deposited with this department as
collateral for state funds, please
tion
Thomas
W.
v
Stocks,
bonds.
holdings
coal
BITUMINOUS
J° author¬
exchange for these funding
warrant
OP
Association
upon
your
by
;+ -.v./."
■
request. In *uch
event we would appreciate being
advised by letter the amount o
If
bituminous
^>
CONSUMPTION
jointly
and
v
.
t
application.
If so, the forms
will be supplied your correspond¬
vour
of
reserves
INCLUDING
one
ize
AND
(Determined
correspondent bank here in
Oklahoma City which may block
the warrants of several banks in
propose
total
sumption during August.
STOCKS
your
warrants you
■"'vj'-1
gain of 7.5%.
a
sufficient to last 40 days when calculated at the
desire to submit your
application direct to this office
you may do so..
Applications for
these funding bonds will bei re¬
ceived only in amounts of $15,000
of multiples thereof.
For
this reason, you probably will dI sire to handle the matter through
you
ent. bank
on
Industrial consumption and retail dealer deliveries of bituminous
increased from 37,510,000 tons in July to 40,333,000 tons in
coal
made, figuring the interest there¬
on
to Dec. 15, 1941, the date of
the Funding Bonds.
+v;v
If
industrial
051,000 net tons
making the
and will accept your
be
to
of
consumers
and retail dealers rose from 47,Aug. 1 to 52,819,000 tons on Sept. 1, which was
an
increase of 5,768,000 tons.
In comparison with the same date
last year, the stocks on Sept. 1 showed an increase of 4,708,000 tons.
holders, Oklahoma City banks of¬
fered
Aug. I Production And Utilization Of Electric Energy I
In The United Slates For July And August 8941
recent
report of the Bituminous Coal Division, U. S. De¬
partment of the Interior showed that bituminous coal continued to
flow into storage during August, 1941.
The total reserve in the
For convenience of the warrant
789
and
accrued
interest.
certified check for 5%
Sept. 1, 1941, was 12,269,387 tons. This was an increase of 4.9%
compared with Aug. 1, 1941, and an increase of 1.0% as compared
with Sept. 1, 1940. Of the total stock, 10,912,082 tons were bituminous
coal and 1,357,305 tons were anthracite, increases of 4.6 and 7.4%
oni
as
respectively when compared with Aug. 1, 1941.
In terms of days' supply, which is based on the rate of
con¬
sumption for the month in question, there were sufficient stocks
Enclose a
of bituminous coal on hand Sept. 1, 1941, to last 62 days and suffi¬
of the bid, payable to the District. cient anthracite for 146
days' requirements. These may be compared
with 62 and 144 days' supply respectively for the previous month.
(Continued on page 790)
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
790
Tuesday, October 28,\ 1941
Aug.
Higher August Exports of Farm Products;
Analysis by Economic Groups and Commodities
Commodity '
Cotton,.
unmanufac¬
.
tured
Flax
Aug.
1941
1941
25
787
9,045
990
19,896
4,341
:^.x 2,383
12,582
85
1,070
2,350
89
454
9,048
77
1,059
5,864
6,204
928
——
Other fresh
other
803
1,103
4,534
4,360
cut
fruit
1,297
:<
trial
702
stuffs
Manufactured
4,741
985
1,797
429
—
in
Foodstuffs—Value
1,000
for
lard
Dairy
products
fresh
1940
5,784
4,474
10,201
4,184
9,200
6,091
10,537
3,016
Milled rice,
11,601.
broken
and
-
1,092
6,399
2,022
2,267
14,057
17,412
1,502
1,628
5,372
6,738
193
1,169
1,555
5,081
69
217
8,656
4fruits
1,306
other
599
4,714
1,098
14,311
Eight
1941
1940
1,949
10,973
770
193
3,659
\
mos. end. Aug.
1941
13,648
4,053
3,861
5,063
v.
6,729
:f
20,354
24,932
.'v;,Y;
19,997
2,698
21,235
29,124
5,108
89,511
114,629
2,306
15,165
17,258
8,678
29,826
41,684
'
19,895
77-,'.
3,775
5,304
■
in
1,000
stores,
1941
593
—
Eight mos.
Aug.
V
1941
8,389
1,635
624
586
1,466
296
208
V-'iv
350
>
7,426
3,554
From
2,039
Boards, planks* fee..,—.
2,587
1,531
2,122
17,975
Wood
4,068
2,308
1,286
20,564
14,877
2,910
1,719
2,567
26,020
16,143
pulp
Gas and fuel oil
and
steel
31,508
6,078
23,196
1,161
20,970
10,332
Iron and steel scrap b
ingots,
234,561
1,564
36,629
87,231
!-
5,184
284
•
6,369
1,748
913
32,080
31.408
8,736
54,741
77,820
3,345
27,149
216
5,610
6,508
2,850
'
39,282
27,864
•
foodstuffs
56,410
302 Y'Y.
"•;
365
V-
4,911
—~
:
6,633
Aug.
,
in
2,543
;
VY.
//'
46,733
1,000 Dollars
int.
(M-N); payable at the
Banking Co., Oil City.
Free of all
to
taxes levied pursuant
present
or future law
of
Commonwealth of Pennsyl¬
any
the
vania, except gift, succession,
es¬
tate
and inheritance taxes. -Dis¬
trict will print the bonds and fur¬
nish, at its own expense, the
favorable legal opinion of
Burgwin, Scully & Churchill of Pitts¬
burgh.
Sale of bonds is subject
approval of proceedings by the
Pennsylvania Department of In¬
ternal: Affairs.
Aug.
1941
1941
Eight
end. Aug.
mos.
1940
1941
In
*
event
.
that
prior to delivery of the bonds the
income received by private hold¬
from bonds of the
same
type
and character shall be taxable
by
the terms of any Federal income
tax
law,, the successful bidder
at his
may
be relieved of his
election
obligation under the contract to
purchase the bonds and in such
the
case
July
1940
Commodity
48,944
and
ers
7,563
102,006
6,525
5,792
8,467
manufactured
-//i
9,256
11,339
other
;
other
1951, incl.
Bidder to name a
single rate of interest, expressed
in a multiple of lA of
1%.
Prin.
to
3,337
5,390
2,006
and
and
skelp
2,841
."j;! '
732
•/ 225
Semi-Manufactures—Value
&c
sheets
13,592
,,
10,836
15,919
*j\.
billets,
rods,
5,965
'■Y'Y
spirits
204,451
12,863
341
coun¬
Wines
All
43,295
390
,
Whisky
semi¬
manufactures
edible__
tries
14,458
1,900
398
1,548
Philippine
foreign
Eight mos. end. Aug.
:" / 1940
1941
;
•
1,076
oils,
/
'
Islands
8,954
.
prepared,
the
From
and
gums
a
timber
1,401
,
Cane sugar:
10,905
1941
/<•:
,.
^
—
Vegetable
1940
1941
:
1,384
Dollars
Aug.
'■
shellfish
(canned,
Dollars
1,000
1941
:
1,038
.,291
•
in
July
.
1940
Cheese
and
Foodstuffs—Value
Aug.
Meat products
Fish
until > 2
p.m.
(EST)
On
Nov. 4 fcr the purchase of
$36,000
coupon
funding bonds. ; Dated
Nov. 1, 1941.
DOnom. $1,000. Due
$4,000 on Nov. .1 from 1943 to
Citizens
2,770
•
5,724
2,965 ■-> -
-
food¬
Commodity
5,343
6,082
July
1940
Commodity
Leather
bars,
crude
Manufactured
fee.)
Steel
AUg.
.
2,540
3,534
V' 8,673
: /
"1,578
__
stuffs
food¬
mfrd.
Plates,
1,000 Dollars
■■
.
Aug.
Iron
in
883
1,716
resins
bids
94,889
.
1
beans__
>"
84,261
188
2,565
Van), Pa.
42,240
598
,
(P. O.
28,522
•
Yv'Y-v
,
—
-
trict
Bond
17,761
1.908
98
_
related
Semi-Manufactures—Value
Sawed
,K
>
■
All
stuffs
Naval
6,202
.
evaporated
fruits
other
5,610
22,923
and
7,372
104
Tea
-
4,132
July
and
fresh
Coffee
9,883
canned and
Sugar
and
products
All
milling
Cocoa or cacao
834
PENNSYLVANIA
Cranberry Township School Dis-
13,882
1941
dried
7,135
11,895
screen¬
prepared
Canned
683
573
1,541
and
for
t
Offering—R. E; Ziegler.,
Secretary,
will
receive
sealea
Y
13,446
Foodstuffs—Value
'1,186
export'-
34,196
412
Vegetables,
Diied
':y;i
544
.10,036
3,945
;,t ;
•
Bananas
Wheat flour
5,777
for
breeding
18,681
incl. brown,
ings
">
.
,
1940
except
Vegetables,
1,274
5,524
3,864
ores-
Aug. /»*
Wheat
1,711
25,164
9,338
:S:'-
1,772
/
Commodity
Fish, canned, prepared,
&c.
;
68
•
—
36,928
(except
-\
"
V 1.259
1941
17,547
10,319
576
milk)
19,568
1,710
789)
page
56,364
crude materi¬
Cattle,
—
16,673
(Continued from
-
indus¬
Crude
11,305
15,018
3,647
;
>
Department;^
1,048
147,663
2,803
'V
y„
Eight mos. end. Aug.
1941
1941
1940
1,031
1,923
51,734
71,748
Dollars
Aug.
Aug.
Commodity
Meat products
Lard, including neutral
6,433.
121
oresand
als
8,824
:
630
3,863
— __—
Ferro-alloying
other
•
V 5,187
.
andGify
12,725
'
16,008
;
->>>State
..
un¬
214
concentrates
All
162,/.,:
2,295
-
use
Eight mos. end. Aug,
1940 J
• 1941
Y
7,536
914.
\
r
■
6,236
3,113
1
'v>
-18,111
—
rough,
Non-ferrous
food¬
crude
160
11,451
1,954
-
2,040
.
1,013
*7!
3,704
fibers e—
—
Diamonds
dried
Oranges
Diamonds,
and
fresh
textile
.1,272
132
hemp,
un¬
——'
Crude petroleum
4,748
1,128
406
Vegetables,
Apples, fresh
butts-1—
raw
Other
1941
1940
696
Corn
All
Eight mos. end. Aug.
2,225
Wheat
<537 ;
unmanufactured-
Silk,
Aug.
1940
Commodity
July
jute
and
Wbol,
1,000 Dollars
Foodstuffs—Value in
1941
manufactured
(Continued from page 788)
Crude
Aug,.,
1941
——
and
Jute
July
11940
,
deposit
accompanying
the bid will be returned.
'
Tin
plate
and
Leather
tag¬
2,203
tin
gers'
Ferromanganese
other
36,551
19,909
1,135
318
1,330
310
12,785
338
1,806
5,428
15,541
2,523
1,658
73,085
17,325
577
3,932
,
3,985
4,091
;
39,867
■
413
—
Sawed
boards,
Y
;
/
3,970
5,801
.
'
factures
(ingots,
Copper
rods)
,
2,498
837
Pigments
Ail
other
4,162
i'iik i.3i8
4,775
Gas oil
1,294
10,282
"
15,373
12,147
in
Manufactures—Value
1,000
118,990
102,091
Dollars
Aug.
Rubber
manufactures-
Automobile
Tobacco
1941
1941
3,930
casings
4,201
3,171
2,042
2,195
1,667
32,981
11,055
1,190
1,126
2,148
9,419
7,332
10,768
40,627
/A
and
tire
fabric
factures
______
5,212
7,330
25,747
40,030
1,118
1,608
3,228
10,871
18,195
1,169
686
925
8,209
6,032
3,946
6,831
44,862
d 5,771
and
tures
Motor
3,188
5,112
d49,077
32,329
Wool
7,545
5,453
5,996
74,242
48,609
Silk manufactures
£
fuel
and
prod¬
ucts
1,799
8,879
13,004
12,502
14,094
87,754
103,191
41,650
59,349
advance
manufactures
Electrical
1,188
15,519
6,288
8,725
9,689
2,647
14,415
16,425
27,795
41,977
280,083
76,610
86,085
3,291
3,502
21,036
1;;
-
394
2,556
4,251-
1,4,924
'nn
Aug;
1941 j
•>YVl,84B
19,753,
388
•
-
.
y5,396
mos. end.
1940
282
1,439
'
78,131
14,021
»■=
3,593
30,713
30,793
"
1,498
1,357 '
1,386
12,463
1,736
1,620
1,993
12,651
370
501
3H
3,715
10,235
:
'
12,190
-Y
/ 2,894
687
798
1,128
4,913
6,323
11,729
11,257
11,404
82,142
83,502
698
447
557
4,485
3,797
1,134
1,179
6,761
9,011
300
•229
9,903
3,606
8,600
8,133
68,968
69,336
2,624
3,014
18,137
18,055
264,685
273,898
1,675,921
2,050,453
-
——r—
—
———
847
-r-—
T
/
"
903
!
2,992
5,715
35,280
ports i
30,326
22,359
11,506
20,699
146,984
150,058
1,324
1,922
1,955
14,865
14,285
6,986
6,553
7,733
56,930
2,304
214,413
—
Includes
blncludes
cRevised
small item
a
tin-plate
scrap
exclude
to
which is not
and
include
to
4,707
10,601
56,962
78,916
1,424
—
5,162
4,570
4,702
39,287
/Includes
39,881
compounds.
J
.
fiber, kapok, crin vegetal, &c.
5,305
4,068
5,057
31,809
44,447
3,377
3,044
3,878
29,729
;
•
•
j;
•
iChiefly merchandise returned.
'
ered
—
24,878
33,530
35,123
Engines for aircraft-
5,090
3,838
7,668
Merchant
3,596.
3,978
2,589
2,816
1,750
3,906
1,541
vessels
Medicinals
and
maceuticals
Explosives,
Scientific
and
nition,
All
and
57,324
28,555
4,397
19,525
25,861
7,969
15,670
25,568
2,277
2,227
10,905
17,535
19,845
26,582
42,500
120,430
32,964
41,735
56,537
253,061
351,858
ammu¬
&c,
—
finished
domestic
ex¬
342,885
—
IMPORTS
September Chain Store Sales At $385,505,913
348,890
FOR
438,264
Materials—Value
2,673,117
in
2,830,625
furs
Flaxseed
Tobacco,
tured
bearing
the
and
the
showdown,
future couhty affairs.
on
"The whole question is whether
bond issues or the
temporary
the
loans
have
county's
taxes.
first
call
income
s
the
on
from
current
There
is not enough to
While the county ex¬
use the current taxes to
both.
pected to
pay
make
bond payments, which be¬
definitely due on a certain
date, Wallis insists that the very
wording of the contract under
come
which the
1941 million-dollar tax
made gives
was
this loan first claim.
"If Wallis is
correct, the current
tax income will have to
go to pay
off the loans and another loan will
have
to
be
made
bond
payments.
hoped to defer
to
make
the
The county had
this payment of
loan, which is not finally due
Dec.
15, and
for the bonds.
the
use
money
But Wallis says the
received
"Wallis'
the
pointed
months of 1941 relative to those for the same period in
Excluding the two mail order organizations, 27 other chains
reported an increase in sales of 15.9%.
t- •
,
.
.
—Month of September— Increase —9 Mos. End. Sept. 30— Increase
1941
1940
ft
1941
1940
Period
July
Aug.
Eight
1941
1941
1940
mos.
end. Aug.
1941
4,171
9,206
———
6,859
8,933
11,035
47,954
59.884
28,631
1,835
—
—
40,227
44,880
192,572
2,934
25,867
18.607
818
—,——.—
chains__$87,871,145
$70,608,678
15.0
$777,331,401
$675,863,333
15.0
5 & 10c.
chains-
85,321,784
70,921,657
20.3
699,607,917
618,674,216
13.1
from
1941
8,219
839
34,187
50,181
i
,
3,550
t
3,105
taxes
have
;
been
chains.
35.7
338,659,895
277,121,508
defaulted
"Controller
Apparel
22.2
that
chains
46,779,032
9,624,031
34,476,719
Drug
8,042,697
19.7
81,184,264
71,658,321
13.3
from
Shoe
chains——
4;372,409
3,445,583
26.9
34,990,548
28,838,220
21.3
supply—
6,133,000
3,905,000
57.0
49,796,000
$240,101,401 $191,400,334
25.4
1
Auto
12,058
6,933
2
2,945
24,688
24,637
29
Chains
36,889,000
35.0
15.9
Mail
28.9
20.3
111,621,693
30.3
$1,981,570,025 $1,709,044,598
1,101,281,903
854,411,462
——$385,595,913 $303,022,027
27.3
$3,082,851,928 $2,563,456,060
■;
orders—
Companies
145,494,512
enough
1.
They
county has
maintained.
Robert
is
money
money
/the. $22,000
pay
but
that
will
be
not
on
than -1941
The
due
enough such
hand
to repay the other bonds
terest.
1
available
other
to
1
.
Bierly said
sources
taxes
Nov.
27
the
on
ernment must be
6
-
Dec.
that
out
its bonds and
that the credit of the
county gov¬
2
825
;
sentiments
remainder
never
2
275,665
2,429
Grocery
unmanufac¬
-
and
The credit
a
5
1,000 Dollars
1940
Commodity
Hides and skins———
Undressed
involved
first nine
CONSUMPTION
Aug.
Crude rubber
Wallis
known for some time, but last
compilation by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner week the county commissioners
& Beane, 29 chain store companies, including two mail order com-i- adopted a resolution
which, in ef¬
panies, reported an increase of 27.3% in sales for September, 1941, fect, asked Mr. Wallis to release
relative to those for September, 1940.
Excluding the two mail order enough money from the general
organizations, 27 other chain store companies reported an increase fund to meet certain bond obliga¬
tions totaling about
in sales of 25.4%.
t
$230,000
of
Sales for the 29 companies showed an increase of 20.3% for the which $22,000 is due Nov. 1 and
According to
11
Crude
Oilseeds
is
1940,
manufactures
ports
254,548
26,624
3,456
fee-
;
other
^otal
136,703
"54,151
prof, in¬
stalments
Firearms
5T
phar¬
—
fuses,
John
county commissioners.
and there the matter stands.
without
and
engines)
Luzerne
standing of the county government
dollars
(landplanes
seaplanes, pow¬
Airplanes
and
for
loan agreement reads that it must
be repaid out of the first million
,
30,135
for
Treasurer
until
•
loans
County seems in prospect because
a highly
important controversy
now
raging
between
County
the
not semi-manufactures.
hChiefly unrefined copper for refining and export.
assembly
1
'
'
pPartly oil used for refueling vessels and for refining and export.
for
replacement
<
ores and concentrates, and principal metals and
used in the manufacture of iron and steel.
;
anti-knock
items
few
a
semi-manufacture.
waste.
elncludes sisal, manila, New Zealand
55,127
a
making
*
manner
of
anticipation loan
ferro-alloying
alloys, other than ferro-alloys,
Motor trucks and buses
(new)
.
im¬
—
dRevised
implements
7,876
of
change in the
due quickly, will have
important
Eight
1941.,
300
v
54,938
Aug.
>1,635
S
349
-—
Non-commercial
and
parts
14,277
24,741
4,145
chinery
appliances
Automobile
9,997
ramie
ufactures
a
Office
parts
5,895
'
,
Dollars
_——
Total
pumping machinery
Metal-working
ma¬
Automobile
11,981
1,000
1941
y
166
Works of art
296,019
2,821
Passenger cars (new)
22,136
-
manufactures-
Pottery
and
mach.
1,135
108,013
6,967
9,254
July
2,100
Newsprint
ma¬
well
Agricultural
12,166
1,863
machineryConstruction
and
8,619
1,702
39,688
Radio apparatus
Industrial
Mining,
75,408
All other finished man¬
apparatus
conveying
chinery
25,236
656
10,031
v
1940
_
——
and
Machinery
6,168
machinery
and
12,399
78,068
21,199
1,365
638
2,252
Shingles
1,245
steel
cloth
hemp
manufactures
Steel-mill manufactures
and
manufactures-
Cotton
Flax,
gaso¬
line
Lubricating oil
Glass and
glass
41,225
674
Aug.
Burlaps
43,016
;
3,524
1,674
-
7,681
Commodity
manufactures-
7,336
manufac¬
—
>
Manufactures—Value in
Leather
Cotton
advanced
Paper
/!
—
Finished
2,577
r
manufactures,
11,663
"Independent" of Oct. 19:
16,378
16,079
:
12,545
2,658
15,678
1,703
'
Rayon manufacturesWood
1,734
duck
cloth,
Barre
17,911
1
semi-manu-
59,749
Cotton
part as follows from the Wilkes-
40,987
materi¬
11,090
4,475
24,934
"
17,827
manufactures-
12,320
'
734
—
als /
other
V
,
in
:i
/
1,922
3,229
and
All
.
1,404
13,838
Fertilizers
1941
24,202
1,717
1941 Taxes—We auote
on
/ 12,852
6,327
2,148
Claim
/'v
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Wilkes-
Treasurer Says
Temporary
Loan, Not Bond Issues, Has First
"A drastic
chemicals /_
Eight mos. end. Aug.
1940
5.493 7*
4,969
6,608
products /
Y*
County (P. O.
Barre), Pa,
43,879
4.078
2,357
alloys:.
Industrial
manufactures—
Cotton
Iron
Aug.
1940
Commodity
July
.'Y-.'Y::-
■
;V"v^
not
(bars, blocks, pigs)
Coal-tar
Finished
''A-
Copper h
Tin
t'
1
520
but
cut
Nickel and
16,996
'
1,892
set
semi-manu¬
factures
'
5,199
Diamonds,
38,807
10,332
v
'
'
rail¬
——
and fuel oil <?__
12,395
20,043
35,936
10,789
2,589
■V'
-
pulp
20,017
329
2,068
4,515
chemicals
217
2,443
products
and
road ties)
Wood
manufactures
Ccal-tar
cabi¬
(except
woods
net
plates,
—
Erass and bronze semi¬
Industrial
lumber
Luzerne
28,825
,
'
729
546
and
4,122
;
in¬
_______
semi-manufac¬
tures
4,426
/297
semi-manu¬
oils,
Expressed
edible /
Wool
ferro-alloys C—
Aluminum
3,974
2,828
and
559
4,558
339,
.
Dec.
1
and in¬
Commissioners
are
Volmue
naturally
$200,000.
v
worried
just
the
the
about
;
v
"Treasurer
is
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 3999
154
said
Wallis
that
■
Food
Output Large Gov't Crop Report Indicates
Corn Harvest Forecast Up 100,000,000 Bushels
;:
he
much concerned about
as
of the
credit
county govern¬
,
ment
as
and
else
anyone
that
and
estimates
the temporary
based
loan contract, which pledges the
wording
first million
of
culture.
He has
of the loan.
of the
grain crops of the United States as of Oct.
1,
furnished by crop correspondents, field
(or Departments) of Agri¬
This report shows that the production of corn is now placed
on
reports
and
data
statisticians and cooperating State Boards
dollars of 1941 taxes
to repayment
Crop Reporting Board of the United States Department of
Agriculture made public in the late afternoon, Oct. 10, its forecasts
therefore he is going to abide by
the
" The
hay, chiefly in the southern part of the Great Plains area. Instead
of the two to five million tons per year produced up to 1937, pro¬
duction increased to between eight and nine million tons in 1938
and 1939 and to nearly 14 million tons last year.
With favorable
growing weather, this year's crop will probably be even larger and
it should provide that area with an abundance of roughage for,
current use and some for reserve against future needs.
the cotton
As
crop is expected to be about 16% below the 10the cottonseed crop will also be small but there are
large crops of the other seeds that are extensively crushd for oil.
The soybean crop now being harvested is expected to approach
112 million bushels which woud exceed any previous soybean crop
of 20 million bushels.
Peanut production is expected to be only a
little short of \Yz billion pounds, or more than were produced in
any season before last year. With a flaxseed crop slightly exceeding
that of last year and the largest since 1902, the total tonnage of
cottonseed, soybeans, peanuts, and flaxseed will probably exceed the
production of any past year except the occasional seasons when
cotton production has exceeded 16 million bales.
year
average
with the Department's
month ago and with a harvest of
2,449,200,000 bushels in 1940, and a 10-year (1930-39 average pro¬
"He quoted the contract as say¬
duction of 2,307,452,000 bushels.
The production of all wheat is
ing that 1941 taxes 'as and when
estimated as of Oct. 1 to be 961,194,000 bushels which compares with
received
V. will be used to re¬
a production of 816,698,000 bushels in 1940 and a
10-year (1930-39)
pay
the loan and for no other
average production of 747,507,000 bushels. We give below the report:
purpose
whatever.'
He said if
: National crop prospects improved about 2% during September.
county officials felt that certain
In the whole area east of the Great Plains warm weatner hastened
portions
of
1941
taxes
were
Milk production on Oct. 1 was at record levels on the basis of
the maturing of late fields of corn, soybeans, beans, cotton and sor¬
pledged to pay off bonds and meet
production per cow, total daily production and per capita produc¬
interest, they should not have ghums and there has been little damage from frost, except locally tion.
Reports from farmers in the various groups of States showed
m the Mountain States.
The storm that entered from the Gulf qaused
Contracted to use the first million
milk production per cow ranging from 7 to 14% above the 10-year
some damage to rice and pecans and took off some apples and pears
dollars of 1941 taxes for the tem¬
as
far north as Michigan and the eastern drought slightly reduced average for the date. In areas suffering from drought farmers appear
porary loan.
to have been drawing heavily on winter feed supplies to maintain
Most crops, however, are
"'I merely want to abide by the prospects for peanuts and sweet potatoes.
milk production. Egg production was also high, the Oct. 1 reports
lurning out about as expected earlier in the season and it is becom¬
law,' he said.
'I am heavily
showing egg production per 100 hens to be 19% above the 10-year
bonded for
the performance of ing increasingly probable that yields per acre will exceed the record
average for the date.
:1
y
my duty and I am going to make mgn yields secured last year and that aggregate crop production will
The condition of pastures on Oct. 1 was the second highest for
sure I
perform that duty to the nearly.equal the high record established in 1937.
the date since 1928.
This favorable showing is due chiefly to the
v;; Very dry weather prevailed during September from Indiana and
best of my ability.'
He said the
excellent pastures in the Western half of the country as severe
loan contract says a million dol¬ the lower Mississippi River eastward but mere was much more than
There are, therefore, drought conditions have developed from northern Indiana and west-'
lars of 1941 taxes must be set normal rainfall in most States farther west.
ern Tennessee eastward, chiefly as a result of deficient rainfall and
aside to meet the loan and that sharp contrasts between East and West in the progress of farm worK,
hot weather in September.
In the Northeast the shortage of green
he is going to set it aside for that in the condition of lall pastures and in prospects for the winter grains
feed will tend to cause winter feeding to start several weeks earlier
purpose.-:.."•
\- being planted. In the &asi the dry weather hurt pastures, fall vege¬
"Wallis said he is going to in¬ tables and a few other crops,-caused an acute shortage of water m than usual and will draw heavily on supplies of feed that in many
Since Oct. 1
form the Commissioners of this some areas and interfered to some extent with the sowing of fall places are short because of the drought last spring.
rains have improved moisture conditions in much of the Ohio Valley
decision
in good time, to give grains buc it permitted rapid progress with most fall work and the
and parts of the Northeast but the lateness of the season will limit
them
an
opportunity
to ^ take pasture season is now so neariy over that further damage does not
whatever steps are necessary to seem likeiy to be serious.
In the western half of the country the pasture growth in the latter area. Pasture conditions in the Central
Atlantic Coast States continued critical with no adequate rain in the
raise
the
$200,000 • due in De¬ ram has interfered with threshing and harvesting but in the Great
iirst nine days of October.
V
cember."
Plains btates where there has often been a lack of moisture at this
placed
at
tax money aside for
1941
this purpose.
/ v',C-
2,625,502,000 bushels, which
2,523,964,000 bushels
estimate of
compares
a
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.
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r
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.
season
DAKOTA
SOUTH
the
soil is
now
in
good
Western
condition for seeding winter wheat
most btates and the above-normal rainfall has helped to reestab¬
ranges
appear
to be in the best condition since
1927.
The
reports received indicate an excellent supply of range feed,
droughts. ample reserve of hay, the best soil moisture supply in many years
Codington County (P. O. Waterand cattle and sheep in excellent conditions.
/'■>
A review of the production of the principal food crops makes an
town), S. Dak.
Wheat—The Oct. 1 estimate of total wheat production at 961,~
Bond Issuance i Contemplated-— impressive showing tins year.- Wheat is expected to show the highest >
m
lish the reserve of soil moisture that was depleted by recent
'
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The
action
of
Board
County
Commis¬
;•
the
toward
issuance
of
-
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Rapid City, S. Dak.
>
Details—The
Sale
Bond
states
Treasurer
the
that
City
$25,000
judgment bonds sold recently—
154, p. ,702—were purchased by
Harold E. Mueller, of Hazen, as 3s,
v.
Due $5,000 from Nov. 15,
1946, incl.
at par.
1942 to
.
v
TENNESSEE
.
.Lenoir
...
.
Smith,
S.
Call—S.
Bond
'
City, Tenn.
City
Treasurer, states that the follow¬
being
payment on Dec. 1, at
refunding
ing
called
for
bonds
per
acre
on
wnich would be above
$180,000 1 */$»%< semi-ann. school
refunding bonds. V;
,
record':and a production of 961 million busnels
production in any past year except 1915. The
crops of rice* dry beans and ary peas are ail substantially larger
than any previously harvested. The production of potatoes and sweet
potatoes although only about average is probably sufficient. The
aggregate commercial production of other vegetables will probably
slightly exceed last year's record total. The production of the eight
principal vegetables for canning and processing will probably exceed
4,50U,o00 tons. Last year's output of 3,842,000 tons was the largest
previously recorded. The principal commercial truck crops show an
estimated total of 6,576,000 tons, which would be 4% below last year's
record figure.
The principal decreases from last year are in cabbage,
onions, and watermelons. Production trends vary; but it is noticeable
that some of the higher priced vegetables are showing substantial
increases.
With the total tonnage of commercial vegetables nearly
10% above the 10-year average, celery leads with 34% more than the
average production, followed by carrots, lima beans, asparagus, cauli¬
flower, snap beans, artichokes, tomatoes and peppers, all of which
are 15% or more above average.
New-crop acreages reported to date
in the fall and winter vegetable producing areas in the South also
show substantial further increases''to 25%- above average. The straw¬
berry acreage being grown for harvest next season shows a slight
yield
is said to have instituted
sioners
are
Series J, Nos. 210 to
<
Series L,, Nos.- 340 to 349; reduction from this season's acreage but it isJ.4% above average.
Series R, Nos. 616 to 620, and
The 1941 commercial fruit crop is now expected to exceed the
Series S, Nos. 621 to 625.
All are record crop of 1937. The tonnage finally harvested depends con¬
dated June 1, 1936.
Due on June siderably on how the fine prospects for oranges, grapefruit and
I, .1956, callable on any interest lemons materialize for some of the young oranges now on the trees
payment period.,
may not be picked for nearly a year.
Present indications are that
the total of these citrus fruits may equal the record 1940 production
Montgomery County (P. O. Clarksof nearly 142 million boxes. This would be more than a box of citrus
;-v'\
ville) Tenn.
fruit for each person in the country. ' Estimates for other fruits show
Bond Call—John T. Cunning¬
the second-largest peach crop in 20 years, a strawberry crop about
ham, County Judge, reports that
equal to the record crop of last year, about an average crop of com¬
5% highway bonds numbered 51 mercial
apples, rather large, but not exceptional crops of grapes,
to 75, in the amount of $12,500,
plums, and cranberries, and fair crops of prunes and apricots. On
are
being
called for payment a fresh fruit basis the total for all fruits
(exclusive of non-commercial
on
Sept. 1, 1942, at par and ac¬
apples) adds to the large total of 227 pounds per capita and, with
crued
interest,
at
the
County
exports limited, fruits have been moving into consumption at rela¬
Treasurer's office.
Denom. $500.
tively lower prices than most other farm products.
Dated Sept. 1, 1917.
Due on Sept.
The acreage in corn is unusually small but, as husking progresses,
1,-1947. '
the yield has exceeded expectations and it now seems likely to aver¬
Sumner County (P. O. Gallatin), age 30.5 bushels
per acre.' Such a yield has been exceeded in only
;.r '*
Tenn.
two seasons, 1905 and 1906. The crop is now estimated at 2,626,000,003
This would be the third largest corn crop since 1928 but
Price Paid—The $40,000 right- bushels.
of-way bonds sold to the Nash¬ only a little larger than the crops of the past three years. With both
ville Securities Co. of Nashville barley and grain sorghums exceeding previous records and oats above
—v.
154, p. 450—were purchased average, these crops, together with corn, give a total feed grain crop
as
IV2S, for a premium of $150, of 104 million tons, the largest since 1932. This production is suffi¬
equal to 100.375, according to of¬ cient to permit farmers to increase their flocks and herds the 6%
ficial reports.
Due from 1947 to that seemed to be indicated during the summer and to feed fairly
1950, incl.
*
\
liberally as in other years of large supplies without reducing the
;
The second best bid was an of¬ large reserves of grain carried over from last season.
However, the
fer of $147.50 premium on lV2s, reports of grain on farms and the records of milk and egg produc¬
tendered by the Hermitage, Se¬ tion would seem to indicate that farmers are feeding heavier than
in any recent year.
curities Co. of Nashville.
i
his
office:
284;
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;
TEXAS
Texas!
Bonds
N.
E.
ager, -
Sold—It
is
that. $575,000
dormitory
revenue
semi-ann.
bonds
>
have
purchased by a syndicate
(Continued on page 792).
been
./
are
not evenly distributed
and there is
an
acute
stated by production is sufficient to permit a continuation of the upward trends
in the number of cattle and sheep and a continuation of the
very
Man¬
Holmgreen, Business
little closer to the billion bushel mark by
1 of over . 3 % million bushels -of spring
with the Sept. 1 estimate of 957,563,000 bushels,
816,698,000 bushels harvested in 1940 and the 10-year (1930-39)
average of 747,507,000 bushels. With the exception of the considerable
spring wheat still in the fields uncut or in the shock in the northern
edge of the spring wheat belt, from North Dakota on west to Wash¬
ington State, the current 1941 estimate is .based on post-harvest
reported yields. The evidence of larger yields is apparent even after,
taking account of wet weather's interference with harvesting in the
northern spring wheat States with accompanying damage and loss
of grain.
Winter wheat production is unchanged from the Aug. 1
estimate of 684,966,000 bushels.
addition: since
a
Sept.
This compares
-
The Oct. 1
preliminary estimate of all spring wheat is 276,228,000
bushels, compared with 227,547,000 bushels last year and the 10-year
average of 178,090,000 bushels; Yields based on late harvesting and1
threshing returns were enough higher than the Sept. 1 indications
to
add
nearly 3V2 million bushels in quantity to the production
a month ago, principally in North Dakota, although test
weight and quality were lowered as a result of wet weather damage.
There were some offsetting decreases in yields but none was greater
estimate of
than
Vz
bushel per acre in any State of importance in spring wheat
Further loss and damage can
production.
occur
to the grain that is'
still out,
especially in North Dakota and Montana where there is the
highest percentage of unfinished harvesting.
Durum wheat production is estimated at 44,490,000 bushels, com¬
pared with 34,776,000 bushels last year and the 10-year average of
Yields materialized better than anticipated with
27,598,000 bushels.
increases
of
Yz
bushel per acre over Sept. 1
in North Dakota, the
premier durum wheat State, and in South Dakota. The Minnesota
yield is a half bushel lower. The average yield for the durum wheat
States is
16.9 bushels per acre,
and
10-year average of 9.3 bushels per acre.
the
compared with 11.1 bushels last year
This is a record
yield for durum wheat.
The other spring wheat production estimate is 231,738,000 bushels.
In
1940
it
bushels.
Sept.
The
1
was
North
192,771,000 bushels and the average is 150,492,000
largely accounts for the increase over the
Dakota
estimate, assisted by a 138,000 bushel increase in Oregon.
spring wheat yield of 16.8 bushels per acre also sets a
other
and stands well above last year's 13.5 bushels and the
10-year average of 10.7 bushels per acre. Even with the high wheat
top record,
production and yields in most States, only North Dakota is setting a
new record with its Estimated 17.5 bushels per acre for both durum
and other
spring wheat.
Farm Stocks—The stocks of
492,324,000
bushels,
bushels held there
are
on
the
wheat
substantially
same
on
farms Oct. 1, estimated at
larger
than
the
369,447,000
date last year, or the 10-year average
holdings of 337,511,000 bushels. It is, in fact, the largest Oct. 1 farm
stocks in any year of the record extending back to 1926.
The 490,594,000 bushel stocks on farms Oct. 1, 1931 were a close second.
North Dakota, Montana, and Washington, in particular, have a con¬
siderably higher than usual percentage of their wheat crop still on
farms
on
Oct. 1, to
which situation delayed harvesting has
no
doubt
contributed. These estimates of wheat stocks include wheat stored on
farms
under
Government
loan.
They do not include the stocks in
other positions than on farms. The disappearance of wheat from
shortage in portions of the Northeast, but for the country as a whole farms between July 1 and Oct. 1 also is large, amounting to 557,967,This compares with the movement from farms of
hay supplies are more than ample for current needs. Hay production 000 bushels.
was close to 97 million tons
compared with a big crop of 95 million 530,397,000 bushels in the corresponding period in 1940, and the
tons last -year and a 10-year average below 80 million. This year's 10-year average July-October disappearance of 469,687,000 bushels.
Hay supplies
Agricultural and Mechanical 'Col¬
lege (P. O. College Station),
194,000 bushels moved
the
wheat.
any
Corn—A
1941
corn crop of 2,625,502,000 bushels is indicated by
This is an increase of 102 million bushels over the
of the. last two seasons and still permit. farmers to Sept. 1 estimate. Ample moisture and warm weather during Septem¬
have as large a carryover of hay next spring as they had last
spring. ber in the Corn Belt favored full development of the late crop and
In addition to the large hay crop there has
probably been a enabled it to mature with practically no frost damage. Husking re-<
record production of sweet sorghum or "cane" grown for
(Continued on page 792)
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forage and
liberal feeding
Oct. 1 prospects.
792
THE COMMERCIAL &
State and
Food
City
Department
;
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Output Large Gov't Crop Report indicates
Corn Harvest Forecast Up 100,000,000 Bushels
(Continued from page 791)
composed of Dewar, Robertson &
Pancoast, of San Antonio, Gar¬
rett & Co., of Dallas, Moroney &
Co., of Houston, and the RansonDavidson
Co., of San Antonio,
paying a premium of $725, equal
to 100.126, a net interest cost of
about
3.42%,
for
$277,000
as
3y4s, and $298,000 as 3V2S,
Due
,in from two to 30 years after date.
The
bid
was
accepted by the
Tuesday, October 28, 1941
Too much rain in
quality of
whole
was
Minnesota
and
North
barley in these States, but
some
C
reported.
Buckwheat—The
Dakota may lower the
-*•:
1941
little damage
very
'
;
as
a
\
,
of buckwheat is now estimated at'
6,109,000 bushels or 3% larger than was expected on Sept. 1. .Pro-:,
(Continued from page 791)
duction in 1940 was 6,350,000 bushels and the • 10-year
turns indicate that early planted corn is
(1930-39).
yielding better and the
average is 7,315,000 bushels. The 1941 yield per acre at 17.1, bushels,
favorable season and conditions have offset the effects of the
hot,
dry weather of late July and early August to a greater extent than compares favorably with yields secured since the turn of the present
century but the area on which the crop is being grown is the smallest
had been expected.
The
Oct.
of record.
1
indicated
production
is
about
176
million
bushels
15
crop
Buckwheat acreage has declined rather steadily for about
now less than half as large as in most years prior
and is
years
larger than the 1940 crop of 2,449,200,000 bushels and 318 million to
1928. Production this year will be the second smallest of
record,
bushels above the 10-year (1930-39) average. The indicated
produc¬ exceeding
only the 1939 crop.
-V".-.
tion relates to the
acreage grown for all purposes—grain, silage,
Yield prospects improved during September in all of the
impor¬
forage, hogging, and grazing. The Oct. 1 indicated yield per acre of tant
producing States except Maine, Minnesota, and West Virginia.':
30.5 bushels is 2.2 bushels above the 1940
yield of 28.3 bushels and
Warm, dry weather during the late summer and early fall in New
seven bushels
larger than the 10-year average yield of 23.5 bushels. York and
Board of Directors, subect to their
Pennsylvania has been relatively favorable for maturing
It is the
highest yield since 1906 and has been exceeded only twice the crop. No frost damage has been experienced in these two States
ability to secure approval of the in the 75
years of record. The high yield has about offset the drastic
which account for more than two-thirds of the total
project from the Office of Produc¬ decline in
crop this year.
acreage, corn acreage this year being the smallest since This is in marked
contrast with the 1940 season when frost in late
tion Managements
/
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V,';.?
August injured- buckwheat in central and southeastern New York
In the Corn Belt, favorable growing and maturing weather has and in northern
Cistern Consolidated School Dis¬
Pennsylvania. The only frost injury of consequence
trict (P. O. Cistern), Texas "
prevailed since the drought and heat wave were broken in mid- experienced this season occurred in Minnesota the latter
part of
Each State shows an increase in yield per acre prospects August, although the extent of the
Bonds Sold—The Secretary of August.
damage was not evident a month
the Board of Education reports over Sept. 1, ranging from .5 bushel in Michigan to 4 bushels in ago.
; v-••
;
-
t
7
,
.
$9,000
construction
bonds Minnesoia. In the latter State the frost hazard on Sept. 1 was the
have been purchased by the State greatest in three years but the warm, dry weather during September
enabled the late corn to fully develop and mature without frost
Public School Fund.
injury. It is expected to be of good quality, A large acreage of
Dallas County (P. O. Dallas),
late corn in Nebraska was similarly favored, the yield per acre
pros¬
that
Potatoes-^The Oct. 1 estimate of potato production in the United
States, on the basis of condition and reported yields :per acre, is
slightly larger than
the estimate of Sept.
1, A total of 374,533,000
compared with 397,722,-'
1940 and the 10-year (1930-39) average of
:
V
Texas \
pects in that State improving to the extent of 3.5 bushels since Sept. 1. 370,045,000 bushels. An average of 129.0 bushels
per acre is indicated
Bonds
Not
Sold—It is
stated m both Iowa and Illinois the indicated yield per acre is 2 bushels for 1941 compared with 130.3 bushels in 1940 and the
10-year average
of 112.6 bushels. ." i
by
Charles
A.
Tosch,
County above that on Sept. 1.
•'t-"..-i:
The 30 late producing States, where digging is now under
Auditor, that nothing definite has
Outside the Corn Belt the effects of September weather were
way,
bushels is
indicated for the 1941
now
'
v
000
season
bushels produced in
•
been decided regarding the re- more varied. In the northeast the
warm, dry weather favored ma¬
offering of the $150,000 road bonds turity so that the crop in that area is now safe from frost. At the
that were unsuccessfully offered same
time, the dry weather reduced yield per acre prospects in late
on
May 8, when all bids were planted corn. In the southeastern States and in the South the crop
rejected.
was largely mature a month ago.
>•<;'
Harvesting, which has been pro¬
Galveston
3
.
County
Control
Water
and Improvement District Nc
i
siderable damage in some
(P. O. La Marque), Texas
Bond
Election
Galveston
Oct.
of
18
Officials
County
of
nounced
issue
yesterday that
vote
to
on
rais$
to
Marque
project
and
No.
funds
be
the
and
held
formal papers of the
of $133,000 for the
as
La
sewer
soon
as
PWA's grant
improvement
received.
program are
an¬
elec¬
an
for
waterworks
will
im¬
3,
$140,000 bond
a
:*
Yield per acre
prospects improved in Washington and Oregon.
Farm
Galveston
district
provement
tion
the
control
water
offset the loss.
area
v
re¬
ported in part as follows:
:
.
Stocks—Stocks
a
Sept.
1.
prospective production slightly larger than the estimate of
Growing and harvesting conditions in these States during
September were quite varied. These ranged from excellent maturing
and harvesting weather in some States to conditions of
excessive
moisture and frost damage in others. But
damage from frosts and
wet fields in some areas was more than offset
by
of
old
farms
Oct.
and
season
favorable
weather
in
Potatoes in Maine showed
parts of the Mountain States but favorable
weather in other sections of that
Deferred—The
"News"
gressing under favorable conditions, indicates that late corn in this
is not yielding as well as expected. Killing frosts caused con¬
area
show
other
longer growing
a
areas.
improvement
some
over
Sept. 1 pros-:
pects, although the yields in Aroostook County vary greatly. The
New York crop has had a longer season than in 1940 because of the
mild September weather and absence of frost.
The tubers are of
1, 1941 were
good size and very little blight has been reported. The Pennsylvania
465,618,000 bushels and while considerably shorter than the Oct. 1,
crop has had ideal harvesting weather and digging is
1940 carryover of 548,625,000 bushels and the record high Oct.
progressing
1, 1939
rapidly. Quality of the potatoes is good although sizes are^nly fair.
stocks of 555,596,000 bushels were still 230 million bushels above or
In Ohio frosts have been absent to date and
damage from this cause
approximately double the 10-year Oct. 1 average stocks of 235,134,000
will be small, if any.
bushels. Farm stocks as of Oct. 1 represent 21.4% of the 1940 produc¬
In Michigan and Wisconsin rains
during September have kept
tion for grain. Oct. 1, 1940, stock represent 23.4% of the 1939 grain
the vines green and though some
acreage on low ground was dam-:
production. The 10-year average is 11.0%. Farm stocks of corn are
aged by excessive moisture, the late plantings have continued to
at near average levels in the eastern Corn Belt States but continue
add tonnage.
far above average in Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, and South Dakota.
Harvesting of the Minnesota and North Dakota crops has been
These four States with one-third of the United States 1940 grain
delayed by continued wet weather. Yields are lower in these States
production, hold about two-thirds of the United States Oct. 1, 1941
than indicated on Sept. 1 because the excessive moisture has
favored
corn stocks.
•'
h
v
the development of blight and rotting of the tubers in the
ground.
Farm disappearance of corn stocks during the July-Oct. 1, 1941
In western Nebraska, Wyoming,
Colorado, and Utah, September
quarter was 276,116,000 bushels. In the corresponding quarter a year frosts caused considerable
damage to immature plantings and pros¬
ago a disappearance of 304,598,000 bushels took place.
The 10-year pective yields are now below those indicated on
Sept. 1. Harvesting
average disappearance. for the July-October quarter is 222,696,000 in northern
Colorado and in the San Luis Valley has been
delayed
bushels.
corn
on
-
,
The
election
originally set
by the board for Nov. 8, but of¬
was
ficials have decided to cancel the
date
and
wait
until
from
received
papers
PWA
are
attorneys.
The papers are expected to arrive
;;V'
soon.
Federal
for
the
allocations
waterworks
$70,000
project and positions than
the
PWA
in
Washington.These
matched by $140,000 to be raised by the water con¬
trol
district
through the bond
issue.
The board is exceeding the
federal grant by $7,000, the sur¬
plus to be kept in reserve in
funds
will
event
be
the
additional
funds
are
found necessary.
;
i \
A federal agency has agreed to
,
purchase
bonds
$140,000 at
not
exceeding
interest rate not
to exceed ,3%, with the maturity
date not to exceed 30 years.
This
an
is in line with the PWA's
tion
of
of
on
corn
stocks
include
corn
stored
They do not include the stocks in
farms.
1
.
J
on
any
farms
designa¬
the
Oats—The
Oct.
other
^
project as a national
defense project, La Marque being Central States 1941 production was well above average.
located in the center of a strategic
Farm Stocks—Stocks of oats on farms Oct. 1, 1941 are estimated
national defense area.
at 922 million bushels, or 81.0% of the 1941 crop. This supply is about
The bonds will be paid solely,
10% smaller than a year ago when the farm stocks of 1,026,452,000
both as to principal and interest,
bushels were the largest of record. The stocks held on farms Oct. 1
from the revenue derived from
during the 10-year period 1930 to 1939 were 810 million bushels, or
the sewer and water system, and
81.0% of the average annual production of oats in that period. Taking
the bond holders
can
not demand
into
consideration the July 1
carryover and the current year's pro¬
duction, the disappearance of oats from farms since July this season
funds to be raised through taxa¬
was
435 million bushels, about 23% larger than during the
Julytion of any kind.
October period of 1940»
Disappearance during this quarter of the
10-year average period was 352 million bushels.
Orange, Texas
Barley—The Oct. 1 preliminary estimate of barley production is
Bond Sale Details—In connec¬
The estimate is nearly
tion with the sale of the $18,000 351,522,000 bushels, the largest of record.
2 million bushels above the
September estimate. The 1940 produc¬
improvement bonds, noted here on
tion was 309,235.000 bushels and the
10-year (1930-39) average pro¬
July 12, it is now stated that the
duction was 224,970,000 bushels.
bonds were purchased by C. W.
payment
of
these
bonds
from
The indicated yield for 1941 is 25.2 bushels per acre, compared
Co., of Chicago, as 4s,
price of 101.375, are dated with the 1940 yield of 23.1 bushels and the 10-year average of 20.6
Oct. 1, 1940, and mature as fol¬ bushels. All important barley States except California report yields
lows: $500 in 1941 to 1944 and well above the 10-year average, ranging up to 9.0 bushels above
$1,000 in 1945 to 1960, giving a average in Nebraska and 10.6 bushels in North Dakota. Of
thje larger
basis of about 3.83%.
producing States, yields are reported lower than in 1940 for Minne¬
sota, Wisconsin, and California but considerably higher in the
Orange Grove, Texas
Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas and Colorado.
Bonds Sold—The City Secretary
The season has been
very favorable for barley, particularly west
states that $18,000 sewer system of the Mississippi River. -Production in the East North Central States
bonds approved by the voters in declined from 38,349,000 bushels in 1940 to
32,816,000 bushels in
McNear &
at
usual.
1
preliminary estimate of 1941 oats production
places the United States crop at 1,138,843,000 bushels, an increase
of about 9 million bushels over production indicated on Sept. 1. This
crop is about 8% smaller than the 1940 crop of 1,235,628,000 bushels,
but is about 13% larger than the 10-year (1930-39) average produc¬
tion of 1,007,141,000 bushels. Late threshing returns raised indicated
yields rather generally, compared with a month ago, in the more
northerly States of the eastern and central regions.
The average yield per acre for the United States is now indicated
to be 30.6 bushels.
In 1940, the yield was 35.5 bushels—the third
highest on record—and the 10-year average yield is 27.3 bushels per
acre.
The 1941 yields are" well above the 10-year average yields in
practically all States, the important exceptions being Minnesota and
Kansas. Only in the Western States were the yields strongly above
those of 1940. Adverse weather conditions interferred with threshing
in some areas in North Dakota and Minnesota with some injury to
quality. In the other North Central States, there was considerable
variation in quality and test weights, but for most of the North
a
Frosts also occurred in Idaho around
Sept. 15, k'lling back the top growth of the plants.
In Washington, where moisture was excessive
during Septem¬
ber, yields are below earlier expectations and quality is lower than
*
sewerage improve¬
been announced by
have
estimates
under Government loans.
of
$63,000 for the
ments
because of excessive moisture.
These
In Oregon digging is under way in the commercial
counties
Crook, Deschutes, and Klamath. Yields in this area are below
,those of last year. Eut in Western Oregon, where the
crop is grown*
mostly for local consumption, the yields are higher, than those of:
of
■
1940. The California crop
good yields
are
is being harvested in all late sections and
reported.
GENERAL
CROr
REPORT
AS
OF
OCT.
1,
1941
The
Crop Reporting Board of the United States Department of Agriculture makes
the following report for the United States from data furnished
by crop correspondents,
field statisticians, and cooperating State agencies.
Yield1 per Actre-
?
Total
-
Indie.
Average
all
Corn,
Durum
2,523,964
16.9
747,507
816,698
957,563
17.0
569,417
589,151
684,966
684,965
16.8
178,090
227,547
272,597
276,223
i
9.3
11.1
16.9
27,598
"•34,776
43,249
(bu.)
ii-
10.7
13.5
16.8
Spring
150.492
27.3
35.5
30.6
1,007,141
20.6
23.1
25.2
11.2
12.7
13.5
u'_——
(bu.)
16.0
16.2
17.1
9.7
9.9
231,738
1,138,843
309,235
45,673
(bu.)
6.4.
(bu.)
48.4
50.2
349,596
351,522
11.0
12.3
1.40
.76
.81
(bu.|__
Hay, all tame (ton)*.-*•...
wild (ton)<_
Hay,
-
46,462
5,925
6,109
31,217
31,900
31.825
52,754
60,572
57,934
121,371
'150,667
152,143
85,300
85,733
•:
69,650
;
.96
46,462
6,350
84,253
1.37
.
40,601'
7,315;
17.8
1.24
38,472
•«
48.8
Grain sorghums
Rice
229,348
1,123,757
"11,269
*»<
44,490
192,771
1,235,628
v
224,970
;
Flaxseed
961,194
16.3
(bu.i
Buckwheat
♦1941
2,625,502
13.1
(bu.)
Rye
2,449,200
15.3
Oct. 1,
14.4
(bu.)
Barley
2,307,452
♦mi
10.5
___—_
(bu.)„.^
(bu.)
Oats
30.5
Sept. 1,
"
i-
(bu.)
Spring
Other
28.3
13.3
.
Winter
All
1940
23.5
(bu.—
all (bu.i
Wheat,
1930-39
1930-39
Crop—
-Indicated-
Average
1940
Oct. 1,
♦1941
*
■
"
86,312
;9,083
8,844
,
29,287
:
10,965
10,965
25,678
.
25,678
33,178
tHay, clover and timo¬
thy
Hay,
field
dry
(bu.)
—
Soybeans for beans(bu.)
Cowpeas for peas (bu.)
(ton)
24,907
7896
13,297
16.8
14.0
22.2
16.1
16.1
18.9
33,094
-17,545
18,226
3,812
4,371
35.50S
79,837
7,817
110,884
111,618
1,063~374
1,480,280
'
6.4
""'
6.3
V
6.7
864
776
1,7~3~4~340
1,498'750
130.3
129.0
370,045
397,722
83.0
373,853
80.3
83.2
73,208
832
1,034
911
70,147
1,394,839
61,998
1,451,966
73,949
—
1,255,865
1,254,396
15.0
19.0
4,729
4,268
5,890
5,626
9,284
12,192
9,868
41
9,933
41
40
40
1134,784
1142,552
43,200
40,552
67 1T 77125,310
tf 114,391
126,322
124,754
*
,
11.4
__—
13.3
13.1
t255
7237
7364
1,171
(ton)
(ton)
1,297
1,155
-
/
—Condition Oct. 1—
com!
crop
Pet.
Pet.
1761
Peaches,
total
cropfbu.)
60
7760
Pet.
7779
1154,356
1154,430'
69,754
72
71
69,659"
1127,278
1131,622
31,646
76
80
112,264
30,907
112,544
53
2,599
52
2,664
88,428
63
(lb.)
Pasture
7|61
72
(bu.)
65
47
total crop
§§Grapes (ton)
Pears,
Pecans
374,533
sugar
(lb.)
♦♦Apples,
7,817
714
for
3roomcorn
30,578
" 16,074
.
112.6
—_____
___
3ugar beets
Hops
2.18
7876
18.0
(bu.)
Sweetpotatoes .(bu.)
Tobacco
(lb.)
Sugarcane
24,587
___
(lb.)
§Peanuts
Potatoes
1,17-
2.18
100-
bag
Peas,
1.31
1.93
J781
(ton)—;
edible
dry
Beans,
lb.
1.10
(ton)
alfalfa
71
86,234
75
84,909
64,676
„
_
■
•
July have been sold.
(Continued
on
page
793)
1941, but in the West North Central States increased from 175,600,000
bushels in 1940 to 214,828,000 bushels in 1941.
♦For
forward
§Picked
table
by
certain
from
and
crops,
previous
threshed.
States.
figures
Ulncludes
UShort-time
not based
on
tExcludes
are
reports.
sweetclover
some
average.
quantities
current
not
tt Production
indications, but
and
in
are
lespedeza.
harvested.
♦♦See
percentage
of
^Production includes all grapes for fresh fruit, juice, wine and raisins.
carried
tPounds.
footnote
a
full
on
crop.
Voljnue 154
Number 3999
GENERAL
,
CROP
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
REPORT
AS
OF
OCT. j 1,
Acreage
—
'
'
i
all
Wheat,
all
■
Winter
All
Durum
Spring
40,316
16,467
2,786
—-!
Barley
34,847
13,394
13,977
3,436
3,192"
460
393
357
3,228
942
all
Hay,
1,051
9,856
31,223
23,861
56,102
61,592
62,488
4
11,791
10,896
11,445
'
22,363
22,387
21,898
12,867
1,716
-
14,048
1,836
15,218
2,033
tame
Hay, wild
——
clover
•Hay,
timtothy
and
Hay,
alfalfa
Beans, dry
edible™
Peas,
dry
field
Soybeans
for
—
261.,
2,052
5,467
„
beans
tSoybeans
•
■_•
:
;
<
1,186
22,633
,,
272
4,961
10,528
■
.
;
.
*
2,007
1,908
161
175
3,053
882
1,676
1,404
tVelvetbeans
Potatoes
Sweetpotatoes
—i™-
>Tobacco___
—
Sorgp for sirup
200
Sugarcane
for
483
484
41,808
59,360
20.2
27.2
44,383
18,743
17,184
22,507
15.0
15.0
12,605
11,370
11,415
15.3
16.9
747,507
816,698
961,194
285
105
916
279
United States...
DURUM
WHEAT
-Yield per Acre-
Average
Average
1940
1941
1930-39
13.2
16.0
15.5
1,407
1,424
9.2
11.0
17.5
20,600
27,082
37,048
South Dak
8.0
11.0
14.0
5,591
6,270
9.3
16.9
27,598
34,776
■
.-
.
•
1
•
■
l,»
c
,'■!'.-
* '
ll.l
sirup...
;—
.1—
beets
Broomcorn
Hops
Total
__17, 328,379
.f '
1941
;
V;
Maine
SPRING
OTHER
WHEAT
22.0
20.2
New York
THAN
17.0
18.5
18.0
19.5
18.5
17.0
Indiana...
20.0
24.0
158
15.2
19.5
20.0
Illinois..
25.0
21.0
88
:■;"!,-* 169
...
16.1
::
134
'
68
92
:
-
202
195
.'■■■■':
„
40
V
185
24
v.-
117
120
378
1,038
600
Michigan.—
15.6
17.5
17.0
294
210
Wisconsin
16.1
20.5
17.5
1,164
943
788
Minnesota.
12.7
19.5
13.5
18,157
26,637
17.523
Iowa
13.3
21.0
12.0
465
441
Missouri
...
_
12.0
17.0
North Dakota
7.6
12.0
17.5
South Dakota
7.3
9.3
Nebraska
8.0
7.5
7.2
8.0
J
204
600
•■
90
17
43,139
69,972
109,182
12.0
14,091
18.851
2,027
1,125
122
200
duplications)
Montana
101.5
,
9.3
13.5
17.5
24,483
36,950
GRAIN
v
7.7
i
STOCKS
FARMS
ON
ON
1940
Average 1930-39
*
Percent
Wheat
45.2
Oats
81.0
29.0
31.5
10.760
8,207
11.2
12.0
17.0
1,327
1.320
,JCorn
threshed.
and
and
sweetclover
§ Data
based
on
45.2
13.5
16.5
3,704
3,672
83.1
1,026,452
235,134.
23.4
548,625
lespedeza.
for
corn
alone
tGrown
<
all
for
New Mexico.:
"Vr-y
14.5
326
310
29.0
30.0
2,089
1,885
1,950
24.2
25.0
26.5
319
375
344
17.1
16.5
23.0
20.6
.!•■■' 19.5
23.5
6,312
13.5
16.8
150,492
12.9
492,324
922,423
Washington
Oregon
United States
13.5
10.7
...
...
Nevada.
State
——
9,936
4,7oo
3,243
192,771
231,738
(Production by Classes)
Year
483
New
7
,38.6
Hampshire.
42.0
Massachnsetts__
621
600
41.0
2,942
2,627
43.0
1,582
41.0
41.0
358
40.0
';
37.0
43.0
7,363
c-
-43.5
53,662
53,640
139,956
120,750
40.0
-
37.0
40.0
41.1
.'Rhode Island
39.7
Connecticut
38.5
New York___
34.2
31.0
New
38.4
i-
-
40.0
Jersey
v.
'
•
3^.0
Pennsylvania
40.2
40.0
Ohio
/
468
507
'"V.
•41.0
-41,2
Vermont-
39.0
38.8
37.5
——7
.
Hard red
Total
(winter &
Durum*
spring)
Thousand Bushels
630
.
-7
1,558
1,634
1369
369
1,960
22,403
21,452
Thousand Bushels
311,785
206.382
111,749
28,845
88,746
747,507
1940
315,077
239.557
161,357
35.799
84,908
!v
1941+—
390,575
226,151
205,498
45,717
93,253
.
44.0
•Includes
durum
wheat
in
States
for
which
estimates
are
not
shown
-Yield per Acre
56 594
7
Average
-Production-
Preliminary
1930-39
157,722
145,669
173 229
332,244
160,373
321,945
396,604
1940
Average
Preliminary
1941
1930-39
38.0
4,320
1940
1941
State
-Bushels-
Maine
New
36.8
Hampshire.
4,520
40.0
38.0
282
280
266
32.0
32.0
1,866
1,760
1,792
34.0
36.0
182
238
252
31.5
39.0
74,644
93,582
87,048
Vermont
31.3
44.0
143,410
172,457
197,868
Massachnsetts
33.0
460,581
451,490
Rhode Island
31.7
30.0
32.0
119,280
112,176
Connecticut
28.8
30.0
31.0
190
210
217
24,480
25,124
New York
28.8
36.5
30.0
23,817
29,966
25,620
49.5
399,184
Missouri
20.6
30.0
28.5
107,141
North Dakota
14.0
>24.0
22.0
16,368
11.2
47,596
•
18.0
16.5
41,768
50,112
45,936
.14.6
17.0
23.0
133,822
106,913
149,040
.Kansas.—_
12.2
15.5
25.0
59,550
41,028
58,900
Delaware..!
27.7
28 0
,
West.
3,948
3,964
4,110
Jersey—
■
63
60
29.6
33.0
1,378
1,419
Pennsylvania
28.4
35.0
34.5
26,405
31,080
31,257
Ohio
30.7
44.0
4'' 5
42,814
44,880
.48,981
Indiana
26.0
45.0
41.0
41,123
49,950
55,063
30.2
48.0
43.0
115,090
152,496
147,533
29.8
47.0
34.0
39,026
60,489
:.
33.0
Georgia
35.0
36.0
16,173
17,535
16,596
Illinois
26.5
25.0
32.418
36,490
33,050
Michigan
27.0
28.5
12,610
12,852
12,626
Wisconsin
30.8
43.0
33.0
75,456
96.793
75.042
18.3
18.5
20.0
43,507
44,733
47,400
Minnesota
31.2
42.5
26.5
133,528
180,795
116,123
13.5
14.0
22,964
Iowa
31.4
40.0
32.0
185,271
206,640
178,240
9.7
._
Florida
13.5
11.0
22.4
7
25.0
,
40,^04
46,849
9.0
6,775
64,557
44 ,<>79
Missouri
21.5
27.0
23.0
70,400
36,989
48,600
47,610
7,533
North Dakota..
18.6
21.0
32.0
28,342
33,432
51,264
73,216
'
9,031
26.0
South Dakota..
21.3
27.5
25.0
37,372
53,240
53,200
25.0
14.5
•
25.0
67,800
Nebraska
20.3
24.0
29.5
42,750
35,760
54,074
15,0
40,973
43,450
50.580
Kansas
21.8
28.0
21.5
32,525
43,596
35,152
17.0
''38,537
40,544
47,753
Delaware
30.2
20.0
30.0
94
87
60,618
69,175
14.4
21.0
19.0
30,560
42,903
33.817
Mfrrvland
28.4
32.0
33.0
1,325
Louisiana———.
14.4
16.0
14.5
21,360
24,128
21,431
Virginia
19.6
23.0
23.0
2,116.
Oklahoma
13.1
21.5
17.5
31,131
40,356
31,202
West
19.6
21.5
22.0
1,931
15.5
_.
44,200
12.5
12.4-
__.
Mississippi
24,304
:.
V, 14.0
21.2
Tennessee
22,831
11.0
no >
v
7 8.9
Kentucky..i—!.
Texas
1,485
24.7
Virginia.
North Carolina..
South Carolina—
Arkansas
64
31.6
.
~
Alabama
30.0
New
37.2
22.2
N^rvland——
Virginia
"
-
V
Virginia..
120
1,120
1,287
.,
1,932
1,462
;
.
71,796
North Carolina
19.6
24.0
25.0
4,460
5,952
2,544
3,060
South Carolina
21.4
22.0
22.5
9,238
10,890
11,700
1,292
1.482
Georgia—
19.2
19.5
20.5
7,173
8,638
9,799
10.0
12.0
.
13.5
15.2
,
Utah.—,;
Nevada
7
2,068
1,930
3,202
Florida..
14.7
14.0
15.5
115
126
13.419
10,656
15,555
Kentucky
16.3
20.0
21.0
1,733
1,400
2,376
3,325
23.0
1,603
1,760
ing
464
Alabama;
19.2
20.0
25.0
2,219
3.000
4.875
616
616
Mississippi—
23.5
32.0
36.0
1,235
3,776
5,724
7
2,677
16.0
482
;
469
i
;
22.0
16.2
Tennessee.
;
W.
Va.
Finance
Cor¬
refund¬
revenue
Nov.
Dated
1, 1940.
1, as follows: $6,000 in
1945 to 1948, $7,000 in 1949
to
1951, $8,000 in 1952 to 1954, $9,-
000
in 1955, $10,000 in
1956 to
1958, $11,000 in 1959 to 1961, $12,000 in 1962 to 1964, $13,000 in
1965 and 1966, $14,000 in 1967 and
1968 and $15,000 in 1969 and 1970.
Prin. and int. payable at the City
Treasurer's office, or at the Guai>
anty Trust Co., New York. Legal¬
ity:. being
approved
by
Peck,
Shaffer, Williams & Gorman of
Cincinnati, and Caldwell & Ray¬
mond
of
New
York.
WISCONSIN
Marinette
County (P.
ette )
Wis.
Bonds Sold—It is
26.7
30.0
30.0
56
120
150
Arkansas
19.4
22.0
20.5
34.4
39.5
42.0
1,141
1,146
1.260
Louisiana
25.0
32.0
30.0
942
1,984
2,130
30.2
31.0
33.0
1,872
1,860
1,980
Oklahoma
20.1
23.0
18.5
26,083
32,269
24.920
ruary,
California.—
32.8
35.0
36.0
2,317
2,240
2,520
Texas
23.8
27.0
25.0
34,980
37,125
36,100
were
11,196
United States
23.5
28.3
30.5
2,307,452
2,449,200
2,625,502
2,784
3,058
3,075
O.
now
Marin¬
reported
that the $150,000 semi-ann. Court
House construction bonds offered
Wachington
>
!
V
Nov.
Oregon
—___
sewer
bonds.
Due
2,346
362
17.5
28.0
VIRGINIA
issue of $261,000 4%
an
semi-ann.
1,722
28.0
•>:.
27
/
Reconstruction
poration
155
17.0
14.5
24.0
•
17.5
: :
June
on
& Holzman of Cincinnati, and as¬
sociates, recently purchased from
6,500
1,396
1.279
13.3
New Mexico.—:—
Arizona
90,324
18.0
38.0
10.0
Colorado
75,964
16.0
10.0
Wyoming
WEST
1,562
38.0
19.5
semi-ann.
bonds offered for
success
2,415
9.9
15.4
Idaho—
$100,-
'
35.2
;_
Montana
said
the
have been canceled.
the
4,294
41.5
49,856
The
—
that
exceeding 5%
revenue
without
-Thousand Bushels
40.0
39.5
47,868
states
Bonds Sold by RFC—Widmann
32.0
Nebraska
for
future.
near
Bluefield,
7,869
7,371
not
harbor
OATS
30.6
South Dakota
rev¬
offered
separately.
32.4
51.0
000
tPreliminary.
Wisconsin
" -37.2
be
to
Canceled
also
961,194
'
Minnesota
Iowa_„_
is
816,698
24,827
:
"
30.9
Contemplated—
$15,000 issue of
a
bonds
sale in the
1,960
52.0
44.0
r
■
sioners, that
sale
2,952
1,983
48.5
37.0 ;
36.2
,36.2
___i
i Michigan.—
Issuance
Bonds
"
j lndinna
-Illinois
Bond
It is reported by Karl J. Grimm,
Clerk of the Board of Commis¬
Clerk
Average
-Thousand Bushels
-»Bushels-
-Spring-
Soft red
Thousand Bushels
1941
1940
1930-39
39.0
Hard red
Indicated
Average
1941
.
1930-39
Maine
•
(P. O. Pasco),
Wash.
for the United States
White
-Production-
Indicated
•'
15,824
.:!■: '.
ALL
-Yield per Acre-1940
19,815
'
-Winter-
1930-39
WASHINGTON
Port of Pasco
grain.
CORN,
Average
&
154, p. 744.)
—v.
enue
WHEAT
>
;"
465,618
tPicked
awarded to Watson,
McEvoy, Inc., of Dal¬
las, for $1,000 as 2V4S, and the
remaining $9,000 as 2V2S.
Due
$500 from Sept. 1, 1942 to 1961,
incl.
(This notice corrects the
sale report given here on Oct. 25
was
Lynch
435
27.7
.■
Utah..
purposes.
Depart¬
having waived
3,548
21.4
369,447
810,382
11.0
(old crop)
•Excludes
337,511
-
bonds
1,598
12.8
1,000
Bushels
Percent
(P„ O. Dallas), Texas
its right to prior purchase, a $10,000 issue of school construction
9,922
.
51.2
81.0: '
Bushels
Percent
Bushels
>
1941
-
1,000
1,000
:•>•'.
Crop—
1
OCT.
16
42,630
25.8
Idaho
*
No.
:
Wyoming
325,224
320,288
in
Bonds Sold—The State
242
V
>
Colorado
(excluding
sale
future.
1,728
10.5
the
744—
p.
offered for
be
to
by
154,
Reinhardt Common School District
27,000
13.5
.
'
"
107.0
near
ment of Education
101
/
17.0
not
approved
Oct. 18—v.
on
are
DURUM
,17.9
Pennsylvania...
Ohio
79.6
-
bonds
voters
the
■.
Kansas
Sugar
Preliminary
1940
Texas
Bond Issuance Not Scheduled—
44,490
'•
'
•
792)
page
Arthur,
Joyce Campbell, City Clerk, states
that the $500,000 street improve¬
6,202
3 States
103.9
104.8
83.1
'
Port
1,240
North Dak.
.
(Continued from
ment
Production-
Preliminary
1930-39
■'•
98 0
35
296
110
761
.
13.3
6,227
4,861
96.5
.222
33
„.—
r__
5,076
-TViAiieiQnHI Tlnc-h#*]*?
95.1
109.2
'
193
219
257
137
815
sugar.—.
387
29.7
Minn
-.108.7
'
843
1,376
i
324
for
26.9
State
95.1
'
2,904
772
.1———; 30
Sugarcane
25.2
21.1
.
108.3
110.7 '
129.4
119.3
94.9
106.8
3,331
1,486
——_
3,120
3,236
tPeanuts
2.647
—
-
'
352
5.918
9,900
•
•
114
tCowpeas
19.4
25.4
_____
California
101.5
105.0
97.8
City
Deparlment
1941
Oregon.
86.7
94.9
8,549
•
1940
-Thousand Bushels
Nevada_<
99.8
112.8
7,564
sorghums
1930-39
Washington.-.
90.8
3,234
Rice
Grain
(
;
1,788
—
-
—
Cotton
•
2,640
3,320
—
.
13,827
37,236
10,707
_——
Buckwheat
3,121
14,235
:
36,487
——:
Rye
:
'
Stale and
Indicated
Average
1941
-Bushels--
Utah
1940,
99.4
105.1,,
111.5
94.9
84.6
97.1
106.9
104.4
107.6
56,783
17,356
—13,956
—
Flaxseed
1940
36,147
—
Other
1941
85,943
53,503
16,742
'
—
Oats
86,449
39,14,1
—
-
—
_
Spring
—
-
„
1940
State
Percent of
Harvest,
1930-39
98,049
55,884
Crop—
Corn,
1930-39
1941
-Production-
Indicated
Average
;
For
Average
Y
-Yield per Acre-
1941
(In'Thousands)
Harvested
!'v
•
793
for sale without
last Feb¬
success
noted here at the time,
awarded at public auction
as
Montana
-Production-
5,907
9,034
41.0
4,967
5,106
5,494
26.5
36.0
2,587
2,915
4.536
Bank, the Farmers and Merchants
27.8
30.0
32.0
4,292
4,530
5,408
23.4
22.5
Arizona
WHEAT
36.0
37.0
24.4
New Mexico
ALL
28.5
35.9
Colorado
-Yield per Acre-
23.0
Idaho
Wyoming
26.7
27.0
and the Stephenson Na¬
Bank, all of Marinette, as
2%s, paying a premium of $150,
equal to 100.10, a basis of about
2.485%.
Due $10,000 on Oct. 1 in
27.0
568
652
918
29.0
,
293
297
377
■
Average
...
Preliminary
1940
1930-39
State
1941
Average
*
;■
.
.
1930-39
-Bushels
-
Maine
20.2
22.0
17.0
101
88
68
New
York———.
21.6
25.9
22.4
5,706
7,996
6,592
New
Jersey
22.2
23.5
22.0
1,232
1,316
1,232
Pennsylvania
20.5
19.7
Ohio——.
-20.1
Indiana—•
18:0
20.0
19.432
18.789
18.325
21.5
25.0
40,876
42,137
,23.5
40.0
41.0
130
280
287
48.2
39.0
45.0
8,208
8,658
9,990
Oregon
31.3
25.0
29.5
8,944
7,950
9,764
California
27.3
29.0
26.0
3,192
4,350
3,328
United States
27.3
35.5
30.6
37.0
30,490
30,147
20.5
37,451
40,155
Michigan.—'•____ .."20.7
-23.4
21.9
•16,945
17,812
20.3
''17.7
1,792
1,743
.13.3
19.8
13.8
22,711
32.069
21.268
-
___-
Iowa__i____.-•i-' ■"•17.4
•f
18.5
North
Dakota.--.
._—"
West
146,230
26,221
35,024
21,047
43,179
■14.5
131,581
20.0
1,496
21.0
8,342
15.0
8,643
15.5
-2,154
2,016
2,0.30
19.5
15.5
Virginia.— :\"15.0
.
14.5
*
97,054
63,739
15.4
.18.0
.
1,007,141
v
.
r
34,821.
:
35,394
123,848
170,849
1,406
1,480
7,366
■■';■
Paper Outstanding Sept. 30
total of
$370,500,000 of
1941. This amount compares with
1941, and with $250,700,000
In
the
following table
figures for two
on
we
$353,900,000 outstanding
Sept. 30, 1940.
give
a
1
'
on
4,807
6,132
6,594
;i2.5
1,364
2,688
2,900
10.5
11.0
1,270
1,880
2 024
Sept.
30
15.0
370,500,000
18.5
Sept.
7.215
Aug.
30
353,900,000
Aug.
31
14.5
4,403
5,438
July
31
12.5,
.13.0
329,900,000
299,000,000
295,000,000
July
31—-
Alflbama__i._
Arkansas
Oklahoma.
Texas
Montana.
1—
—
'•
•
5,625
.
5,116
58
9.5
9.5
557
14.5
11.3
47,682
75
•
.
.
.
91
30
—
244,700,000
31
274,600,000
Anr.
30
263.300,000
240,700,000
Mar.
30..;—■_„
Feb.
29..—.u—
232,400,000
Jan.
31
11.0
31,360
29,355
35,420
Mar.
31
19.6
35,273
56.070
74.402
Feb.
28
23,842
24,383
28,038
Jan.
31
Idaho.—.
22.7
25.5
29.1
10.7
11.4
19,0
2,634
3,410
5,598
12.0
12.4
16.9
12,450
13,560
22,180
9.8
8.2
.15.7
2,805
1,720
2,243
22.4
21.0
15.0
880
819
465
1910—
Dec.
31
Nov.
?0___
Oct.
31
before
234,200,000
:
238,600,000
217,900,000
!_
10.
bid
was
fer of $145 premium on
an
of¬
2^s, sub¬
mitted by John Nuveen & Co. of
Chicago, while Mullaney, Ross &
Co., also of Chicago, offered $11,5
■.:,"■ -v.
Dec.
30
231,800,000
Nov.
30—_—
252,400,000
Oct.
31
Encamvment
18
(P.
School
District
O. Encampment),
Bonds
Voted—At
the
No.
Wyo.
held
on
Oct.
the
14,
election
voters
ap¬
233,100,000
;—
...
proved the issuance of the $15,000
226,400,000
construction
219,400,000
1939—
—
to be delivered on
are
Nov.
224,100,000
—
May
30
10.3
to pay the
printing the bonds and
the legal approving opinion.
Second highest
232.400,000
June, 29
31
Apr.
:
$
250,700,000
'
May
14.3
'■
!:V.,
332
10.4
9.6 V
1940—
50,353
Colorado
Arizona—
June
$
-352
Wyoming.——
New Mexico——
1941—
56,332
t-
The successful
agreed
of
premium.
30—
5,520
13.5
-V
cost
also
WYOMING
14.0
12.5
9.2
14.0
'11.3
.10.4
9.1
11.6
1956 incl.
to
years:
14.0
10 0
Kentucky
Aug. 30,
^
National
compilation of the monthly
Georgia
Tennessee———
a
market paper outstanding on Sept 30,
open
South Carolina—
North Carolina.,
1942
or
reports received by the bank frbm commercial paper dealers show
7,950
4
1,138,843
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York announced Oct. 15 that
7,980
8,463
•
1,235,628
First
tional
The bonds
Commercial
3,135
17,589
"12.4
-14.4
Virginia——i—_
!
"17.5
14.0
11.8;,..
17.5.
19-2
8,121
'"31,707
.
9.7
13.1 7
Kansas
7,408
27,079
11.7
.
Delaware
11 irvland-
14.3
*13.0
13.2
;8,0
7 7.7
1,386
37,344
37.852
v
*
23.8
Mi.s5nuri__l.l_—. V .-14.4
South Dakota-—
Nebraska
1,073
the
to
Bank,
for
1,490
Minnesota.
1,234
17
bidders
16,352
16.4
Wisconsin—___^
22.5
ti
42.0
49,724
19.5
17.6
Illinois—a'—_*__y
•
35.8
35.3
Washington
1941
Utah
Nevada.
Preliminary
1940
-Thousand Bushels
Oct.
on
...—;
...
203,900.000
214,400,000
205,300,000
margin,
of
the
bonds
according
Board
of
by
to
wide
a
the
Clerk
Education.
date of sale has been fixed.
No
Tuesday, October 28, 1941
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
794
<S
General
RAILROAD
Air
-
Reduction Co.,
and
completely
the
of
The
in
interested
others
and
of
products
the
that
officers
by
in
used
ponent
mercial
and
supplies
medicinal
stockholders
has
it
as
stockholders
employees—although
'Net
of
these
products
in
now
also
are
forefront
the
playing
of
part
vital
a
.
these
products
five
the
National
Carbide
Carbonic,
less
are
Co.
54-page
large
the
activities of
therefore
book
stockholders
and
Reduction.—V.
Air
constitutes
dition
V.
declared
Directors
50
(par
Feb.
21,
cents
paid
was
25
It
Still
in-
step
the
with
paid
25,
-
12
cents
to
V.
share
per
common
on
Dec.
and April 25,
stock, on old
20,
1940,
50
20,
is
'
v
the
15.—V.
1
•.
r
:
A'** '"v./
152,
paid
cents
par
sales
Net
cents
Other
1939;
dividend
year.—V.
160
:
goods
sold,
other
dividend
a
$2
per
share
V
\
of
25c.
share
per
I-::'-'if.1
■'' 'r:i
on
income
1940
"$33,626
22,225
23,450
>'
oVer
:
expenses
.
realized
(based
f.; i
p
i
•?.
K
1938
42,861
$980,598
$1,727,079
$1,021,548
"3,341,350
"599,818
189,706
i
$831,842
:
;•
46,158
$306,956
$3.48
$200,863 >$2.31
-
257,239
Earns,
_
sh.
per
on
com.
profits and
excess
capital stock taxes.
•
$1.96
Accruals
*
Prov.
Fed.
for
inc.
$15,706
$46,553
4,450
•:
■
'
1
,
S.
12,000
tax_
and
,
-
receivable
assets v
Dividends
$11,255
$34,553
$42,884
27,595
33,360
43,365
sub.
cos
I
—
••
•
-y
^
■
'*
.
*
"Includes dividends of $2,065 in 1941 and
Assets—
Cash
1940,
,
Social
and $1,033 in 1939.
1941
-r
;
1940
s".
$33,583
income
378
accrued-.:-
taxes
security
pref.
011
.stock—-i—1—____
—I—.___;
Deferred credits
230
stock.
accounts
receivable
i
696,434
and
Furniture
&c.
762
r
fixtures-—i
1,082
Total
•■_
Liabilities—
Payable
Payable
Accounts
Provision
for Federal
stock
(par
Earned
—
.based
>
surplus
val. of
securs.
and
as
12.500
36,233V
31
8,668
to
maturity date of
9,837
in
partial
14,160
owned
Drl21,945
Dr355,629
Total
$745,060
153,
Atlas Tack
$636,976
1121.
p.
..
.>
r.
.•
-
Operating
Operation
revenue
—!_
$527,636
272,192
28,401 j-
Maintenance
Taxes (except
$472,912
231,908
24,846
1941—12 Mos.—1940
$1,932,363
—
44,526
44,865
87,527
173,952
183,381
62,646
62,646
250,585
247,915
$119,870
$108,648
$416,216
$327,483
7,946
Depreciation
Other
revenue
5,932
22,326
Profit'
a
> '
$10,735)
«•
income
1st
on
Interest
intge.
bonds
2nd
25,424
$127,816
$114,580
$438,542
26,463
26,867
106,263
110,610
21,490
21.493
86,828
91,938
Miscellaneous
Provision
State
-
$352,907
mort¬
on
income bonds—
gage
Other
—
of
Sell.
&
written
interest..
taxes
10,549
17,085
2,672
I
17,146
7,996
18,736
49,575
37,008
726
750
3,464
$51,503
$44,062
$175,266
deductions
>>
62,019,
/,
41,12249,344
lr
.
; 563i015v;
of
' i
§$500,203 §63,025,720
321,904
175,416
;
$4.60"
;
>
\l. "_ii—'
495,762
\
.
51,796
§$494,558; §$3,018,145
-5,646
> 7,575
$3,145,827
2,061;
$9,713,576
0
$2.72.
/
Nil' ' *
...
Nil.
l
1941.^V,-153,--p. 682. iA
of
Divl
26.
-L
Oct.. 22.
and
1940.
of $8 per share on account of
preferred stock, payable on Oct.
dividend
a
cumulative
the ,7',<>
This compares
Dec.
on
22.
with
and
1939,
paid
$2
last
"■.
.
"7 "
ordinary operations
additions
for
off
Aug. ;
011
pa#-*
previous
dividend distributed in Oct., 1931.-—V. 153,-p. 1123.
/ •'
to
/
'
*
44
interest—a.aAa^aa:
and
for
lease
,•
S4.059.187
..
;
'
*
.
.
costs
period____—_l__. 1,969,360
the
during
after
reserves
•
'• ■.>.
"y-y
Non-recurring/profit; from 'sale: of West Texas ;leases_'_—//>> > 2,514,158:
"V>>v>••: > "• +
> •> „- >
Provision
'
1939
for; Federal>;taxes//^//;^A?iAY_'/2^AAi__iAAZI/A^'/''" -ISO,000;
1,472,201
1,425,590
359,895
317,963
•307,076
•
admin,
freight
profit
____
$274,180
.\
,•••
$131,775
$148,612 *
the
vC-
;
,
; V
.
;
have
able Nov.
*
3,988
$101,366-
declared
a
Receipts
Depositary
dividend
v>.i>riws
4.445
Dr20,643
before
deprec.
Provision
$253,537
;
for
State
Income
44,365
66,900
taxes
-V.
153,
$153,057>
;
43,950
u
$56,872
$131,627 '
39,729
.
$142,272
•
15,888
$85,332 -
Net
$76,010
23,774
'•
31,
instead
of
to
;
^
'
selling
>>
•
to
exclusive
all
customers
operations
as
-
in
in
the
the
United
past:
;
/,
"
the
pay¬
-
'
from
■
from
SI,154,095
636,382
income—_ '
154,
1940
585,977
882,002
15,567,938
13,084,854
8,529,423
6,296,847
railway——_
income___
330.
p.
,
,
Earnings
"After
1938"
934,675
607,289
,
per
share.A—
charges,
154,
La—
stockJA
p.
'
5,586,800'
6,855,737
3,703.702
•
1.351,019
5,227,854
2,968,30$
-1941
.
„
1,034,607
./'.y..
•
1940
1939
$4,703,493
2,314,989
?
$1.72
Income,
2,314,989
.V
.7
: '
1938 i
$4,685,781
>•
Sl.415,247
2,314.989
-.-2,314,989
$1.91
excess
.
^
.
Corp.. (& Subs.)—Earnings
;
$4,271,683
«;
Federal
651.
'9.055.059
4
/
Sept. 30—
t—_—
common-
taxes.—V.
/1939
1—
railway....„
Income.
Shares
.>>• -v.,
1,131,410
oper.
ry.
'
1,324,715
9 Mos. End.
w"Net
•
States
V
RR.—Earnings—
Beneficial Industrial Loan
and
and
152, p. 819.
on
stock,
1,358,135
rallway_a—Zj
Jan.
Net
certain
t
share
$1,768,956
oper.
—V.
Report—y
1940,
Corp.
-x.
per
$2,080,417
ry.
Gross
$19,629
the company was merged with the Automatic
its subsidiaries.
The assets and liabilities, of.
the Equipment Corp. have been taken into the assets and liabilities
of the company, and the Equipment Corp. has lost its identity. - All
of the exclusive operating agreements have since been cancelled.:, r
With
the
merger
successfully completed, it has opened a way. to
Aug.
,
..''-v.-
1941
railway$2,189,727
from
Net.from
Automatic Instrument Co.—Annual
Equipment
$3.12
of
19 to holders of record Oct. 29.«-V.
September—>
Gross
37,243
982.
p.
profits
excess
./
83.
•'.^"•
1,070
■;
Federal &
Nb't income
p.
participating preferred
for
Bessemer & Lake Erie
Income
Federal
154,
'
deductions
Depreciation
for
;.'X
Belgian National Railways—Dividend—
Directors,
/ American
$55,802
required
Acts.—V.
Is
v
'-288,250
.
believed
existing Revenue
provision
under
taxes
1,269,832"
r
expenses
outward
share of capital'• stock__'_Z_A——A_AArAZ-i_-_/, r:'. >$1.97>.
per
•/.'Note'—No
1938
:
$1,864,441;.-, $1,-613,884^
$1,938,775
1,839,866
sold—
goods
manufacturing
Balance
y
451,853
440.207
S$543,902 §83,069,940
profit from ordinary operations—' $2,089,827 '
vEdrning's
1940
1941
$2,473,941
Other income less other
On
for Federal &
income
422,970
.'Earnings for Nine Months Ended Sept. 30,1941.
-
from
Net
Net
Gross
Int.
,
$3,104,705
Barnsdall Oil,Co,—Earnings—
From
Net operating revenue
716,874
$9,651,557
(
of .record
.7?**';• I'., [C't
notes.—V. ;154,. p. 355.-K'-'i,
903,000
102,834
1938 j> 4
§$103,695 5582,618,087
$3,527,675
"
Bancroft & Sons—To Pay $8 Preferred
Dec.
Deductions
Corp.- -Earnings—
a—a_;
Operating
Federal &
State income taxesi
$25,482,5i6,
.
$1,749,306
988.775
r ' >1939
1940
■
_a_
(,he:$1.75
4,540,555
Inc.—Earnings—
1941—3 Mos.—1940
1
__
on
holders
last;
ment
1,008,790,
will result in credits which, may be applied.,
Sept. 30—
sales
Cost
r
End.
Mos.
incl.
Period Ended Sept. 30—
>::'-
:rr
9
Arizona Edison Co.,
notes
full liquidation of said
or
927,721
1,340
':}I;-
certain
17,331
>•
Net
-V.
of
'•J '
1941
upon rthe, Rey^njue^Act.
to
14,
8,761,725
of common stock
deposited
shares
value
i
v
// Directors, have declared
under Pennsylvania compensation law.
SThese. notes, are;,
bearing and become payable immediately in event .of ter-.
contracts, but termination of such contracts,prior;
guarantee
mination
S.
U.
non-interest
2,880
1941 and 12,663 in 1940
Government bonds (book
in
10,773
$11,000
$8,177
'
2,412
______
a——a
Excess of cost over marxet
^Includes
t
less
,<accumulations
6,859,700.
>
$31,278,849
___
;
;.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
$3,095,576;/ $1,832,266
(Joseph)
):'
.
"Represented by 262,851 no-pitr shares,
tAfter,reserve for deprecia¬
tion and obsolescence of $10,024,472 in 1941 and $9,101,536 in 1940;
/
V::. 842,930
s
—_
!
Total;
* '
,
,
57,164
416,038
-
■
1940
9,055
_
a.
_
—
>
..
net
r
1,119
$2,599
and franchise taxes
10c.)
surplus
Capital
surplus
s
Note-^The provisions for Federal income and excess profits ..taxes are
:
,.
$636,976
1
—
Earned
It
1941
1
received
for secur. purchased but not
for securities loaned—
payable and accrued expenses
Common
;■
$745,060
____
*,'
•<
"*'•
iFairview Col-
profit of companies more than 50'/ owned but not wholly
dividends received,
tAfter4 selling, administrative and
general
expenses,
including provision
for doubtful
accounting and
notes, but before deprec ation,
llncludes excess profits taxes.;, SLoss.
".
68,898
,
-
-
8,761,725-
a___:—l,o08,790
^ 5,049,953
,_aa-
.
taxes'; 16,618,000^ 11,311,500
share
per
738
_—
'•v-v'-:
surplus
"
•
profit
"In
4,610
Accrued interest receivable-——,
Deferred charges,
Paid-in
551,912
4,583
owned
Securities
the
at
amortiza-
and
643,805/
57,164
—.aLa.
paid—
owned,
324,284
:> .651,879
: i:
—6,859,700
—i
'
,
,
,
»
______a_
capital stock
$686,445'
—1,028,464
—a—^r'.' 2,477
—
stock
>
/a—_f
profit
for Fed. inc.
Net
,■
3,781,914
contingencies,' etc
y
♦Company'f/equities.//
-
Miscellaneous
coal on track,
supplies,
depletion
depreciation,
operation^— $10,368,431
income
Earns,
1,427,000
v
—lii^^_y.-yi00,6191 v,
tax
accrued
for
—_—_—.——i.;J-,:;l,525,187
"Common
2,770
parts and
repair
operating property, plant and equlp-
construction in progress
$1,770,301;
profit .on opers-
Prov.
•>.
1940
715,282,
Preferred
$75,598
8,239
a——
for
reserves
equip.,: etc.___——_
Interest
$25,482,516
•
-$1,010,574
1,377,000
a—
advances
Reserve
Receivable for securities sold but not delivered-
___^
194-1
•
liabilities
Federal
30
y;
:
bank
in
Sept.
"$31,278,849
.
payable
payable
Dividend
Sheet
Balance
$13,549;
$152,083;
on
Total
bnil',
mi ..»■
______i^__^___
Contract
53.834
paid
(less
$3,775,617),
Other
'3,127,005
'585,615 >' :< 661,847
8,513,523
9,000,335
4,053,207 •>. 4.053,172
t: 883,444
V 1,033,444
:
,!'•
-;4 72,679.
.58,780
_
Accounts
$18,666
receivable
withheld
Corp.), $1,274,562; undeveloped coat lands, $1,349,717; prepaid
and deferred charges, $252,423f other assets, S71.113; total,
Net
2,507"456
'
and equipment
patents, etc.___
unconsol.
&
>> 197,029
•
57,094
—aa—/ *4,935,592
property
SNotes
•V
$86,078
$214,578;
accounts receivable,
prices,
market, $210,029;
Deprec. of bldgs., macn.
724,443
,
4,304,043
-
;
Liabilities—
2,000
;
of
tProfit
..
•
2,000,200
1943-
.Iaa/Zaa-Ea.-.
•
$20,666
8,100
notes
initial and capital surplus, $217,465;
total,-$2,837,718.—V. 151, p. 1135.yyyy.y;..
$319,735;
selling
■■
$4,605,817.
825,045
notes
current
Accrued
profit carried to
earned surplus acct.
$286,933;
installment
companies, less
Babcoek & Wilcox Co.
-
1940
securities
Treasury notes—tax series B,
of
'
1941
$4,561,595
1
.
;
■
Goodwill,
Net
used for
$3,412),
,
$652,565;
:%9 Mos. End. Sept. 30— '
I,
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Sept. 30
17,701
$50,984
.
(not
amortiz.,
'
'"
profits tax according to Revenue Act of 1941.!--
excess
Total"
:
estate
Our usual comparative income account for the year ended June 30,
1941, was given in V. 154, p. 50.
<
j
v
L*
5
adjusted'
of 1940 to provide for increased income tax and excess:
.
Total
real
other
finance
and
.
$114,676
Secur.
/
employees), $5,818; investment in
$70,637; miscellaneous invest-'
payable, $685,925; accounts;payable .and accrued.
provision for federal income and excess-profits
/taxes, $115,000; accrued other taxes, $73,478; accrued interest. $12,671;
coal land purchase contracts (developed property payable on install¬
ment
basis) amount due within one year, $37,908;. deferred incomfe,
$29,866; notes payable (due more than one year), $1,434,683; coal land
purchase contracts—developed prop, payable on install, basis, 1942-1946,
(less amounts due within one year Included in current liabilities of
$37,908), $74,973; first mortgage sinking fund 6'/c bonds, due Nov. 1,
1952, $391,900; first mortgage sinking fund Q'/o registered scrip, due
/.Nov. 1, .1944. $735;-reserve for contingencies, $61,624; common stock
(par $1), $142,265;
paid-in surplus (110 change during year ended;
June 30, 1941), $1,814,872; earned surplus, $448,026; total, $5,476,008.
373,822
$438,346
'
$4.24
Surplus
Deferred items
36,378
,
$171,566;
$288,073;
or
cost
expenses,
$745,737
257,239
373,740
tPlant,
$2,965
•.,
.>.:^Liabilities—-Notes
158,098
■
563,066
Inventories
.
at
ment,
•„ f'Tierles
$903,834
.
257,239
fOther investments
s■
>
receivable
accounts
company,
$261,226;
payable,
banks
stock'(par $5),
surplus,
lower of cost
,
4
35,670
;;
$1,127,261
Other
■V
wkh
$868,164
40,950
/' 124,343
630.512
Accounts
15,849
assets,
$5,476,008.
$1,602,736 /
$4,624,586
257,239
Marketable
$4,826
„
tion
$1,326,097
Cash
$18,814
\
11,209
^
"i~>
;
$66,344;
hand,
on
and
affiliated
companies),-
estimated
at
4
1938
12,695,149/ 10,846,628 y 10,443,771
$4,667,447
;//
:
cost)
aver,
-'
.40,000
Ayrshire Patoka Collieries Corp. (And Wholly Owned
,
$14,297,885 $11,827,226 $11,311,934
'
to
Assets—Cash,
Subs.)—Earnings— ;,,
- 1940 Vi>V.1939>U^'«
••
$625,262;
.
J
~
Sub.)—Consolidated Balance Sheet June 30, 1941—
V-". .C''»
"Vy-*,
dividends
and
"$25,341
$10,175
$4,496
securities
on
i:; <
earned
wells.—
'*; ■/{,•/ '.'C V/
1941
20,094,340
$607,140
—•
trade acceptances payable,
$20,503;
accounts, payable,
$150,164;:4'accrued
liabilities,
$108,018;
deferred
income, $612,233; 6% Cumulative preferred stock (par S20), $330,200;
such
common
profits tax, according to second Federal Revenue Act of 1940.:; Accrualsadjusted in third quarter of 1941 to provide for increased income tax:
20,515
7
.from
*
of
'
.
$18,123
pool of the
producing
<;
.
tax
and
fixed
Liabilities—Notes
t' ,1
.
tax—
otficers
idireci-or,
$451;
(discounted
by4
v?
1
tax
in third quarter
common
1939
1941
.
five
."..V/« ,.V
175,172
$173,076
$839,622 i$l,012,C^9.
•://: .>1
--Ayvy,-,':• .-1-4,:
127,845
203,777 •
331,622
2i,108 -;
28,705. ?
55,814
.
business purposes),
$9,127; patents (less res. for
$12,475; deferred charge^ $42,179; total, $2,837/718.
,
Wasson
banks
in
advances
ments,
the
dividends.—_
"Includes
the
Corp.—Earnings—
"$26,722
expenses
has
tract
Vr ;/;•>' =•■ '•
__——_
income
,1
y
-
'
oper.
'
ad¬
to holders of record
825.
income
sales
and
27."-.,
Common
to
1
9 Mos. End Sept. 30—
Profit
in
on
Oct.
Preferred
ad¬
in
same
153, p.
of income
receivable
;
to American Liberty t
the
y$837,526
165,798
9,374
(net), $108,230; value of .life Insurance policies, $9,408; manufacturing
inventories, $286,152; notes and accounts receivable (secured), $1,571,209;
phonographs, controllers and other equipment, $394,463; notes
>
amount
record
:
$673,824
_
-
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Dec. 31, 1940
tax
;
share
per
of
.
oil leases in
The
V It
de-
exps._
income
U.
Excess
of
$24,718,926
„
income
*
American Foreign Investing
Operating
15c.
of. like
1
Assets—
Total
acres
basin.
Sept. 30—
Gross
stockholders of record Oct. 22.
amount was paid on Aug. 1, representing the
payment on the company's new $5 par value common stock,
outstanding since the public offering of the company's shares in May
this
for
Permian
Federal
initial
of
profits
excess
Co.—Buys Oil Leases—
operating profit-
Net
of
418.., '
declared
Nov.
of
holders
to
Federal. income
Assets—Cash
20 cents
Dividend—
special
a
in Canadian funds, on Dec. 5
p.
dividend of the
A
15
for
v
v
dividends
Nov.
Federal Income
709,071
$1,922,693
1,085,167
expenses
being
V. 152, p. 4114, 1902.
/
payable
stock,
of
latter
1,
Dec.
on
■:
Directors
dividend
extra
an
semi-annual
payable
651.
p.
livery &
American Barge Line Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
-
and
i
Dallas
of
Texas
Cost
regular quarterly dividend of like amount on the common
both payable,
stock,
Nov.
declared
have
Directors
1939
$3,720,806 : $1,428,185,
reported that company paid $250,000 cash
154,
shares 25
this
1940,
no
_1
Dec.. 31,'40
.
>V
1940
taxes,
2230.
p.
9 Mos. End.
holders of record Oct. 31.
last; 12 V2 cents paid on,
1940. and dividends of 12'/a
25
per
1939.—V. 153, p. 92.
dition to
both
Atlas Powder Co. (&
on
July
cents
Aluminium Ltd.—Special
r
regular
;V
paid on Oct. 25, 1939. and extra dividend of 7V2 cents in addition to
a
regular quarterly dividend of 12V2 cents per share was paid on
Sept. 15,
declared
have
the
stock,
to
Co.
true
745.
12 Vs
of
Nov.
50
on
Feb.
on
payable
cents
Oct.
on
dividend
income
Provision
States)
! $5,171,849
15 cents paid on July 8,
with
last;
paid
initial
dividend
a
cents)
compares
United
1941
:-v
152,
Net
stock
in
30—
Federal
and
Atlantic Refining
Akron Brass Mfg. Co., Inc.—12^-Cent Dividend—
This
subsidiaries
Sept.
—.
charges
common
Oil
major
a
interested
others
154, p.
Dec. 31/40
$1,382,895
yfy.
income
Year End.
4'Mos. End.
Aug. 31,'40
$539,798
$163,702
.„a__
Income before
-
<
profit
West
The
acquainting
>•
Corp.,
Inc., and The Ohio Chemical & Manufacturing
they associated with Air Reduction itself.
Total
-
.
Argo Oil Corp.—Extra Dividend-
are
often not identified with any of
companies, namely, Air Reduction Sales Co.,
Wilson Welder and Metals Co., Inc.,
Pure
operating
8 Mos. End.
.
profit oa sales—:
income
Other
miscellaneous, $177;
accrued
Federal and State income;
'•«
*
.
sales—_j_A_:>r:_luA—_l__,y,. 376,096
Gross
$100,874;
'
.
? Cost of
,
'
Sales
marketed
are
Airco
Ended
Directors
instance,
aviation, explosives, manufactured gas, sheet metal prod¬
and steel works and rolling mills.
The trade names under which
shipbuilding,
ucts
:
■
in numerous
defense—for
national
progress
accounts
supplies,
before estimated income and excess profits taxes was
$10,571,849 for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1941, compared with
$4,948,806 in the same period of 1940.—V. 153, p. 827.-
producer of oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen, acetylene, calcium carbide,
carbon dioxide, helium,
neon,
arc welding machines and equipment.;
Many
in
$5,489,192.
$62,020;
taxes,
profit
Net
was
felt that the company should explain this and many
important aspects of its business such as that it is a major
industries
total,
1941.
in
times as
many
latter number over
these
income
(Including
6,100—it
other
than
Months
-9
three
almost
Consolidated Statement at .Income
s
Period—
bonds, $2,619,000; second mtge. inc. bonds,
payable,
accounts
of
has
work
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary- Corp.*—.
;
'After
today
•«
i
-
.
for
reserve
-4
did
phases
MISCELLANEOUS
-
taxes,
$55,613; interest accrued, $36,399; other liabilities, $162,781;'
Depr.; .amort, of pats., & licenses,
capital stock (issued 104,716 shares), $523,580; earned surplus, $321,320/
etc., oper.» sell.; gen. & adim exps.
deficit in contingency reserve, $33,121; total, $5,489,192.—V. 154, p. 693.- :
Other charges —__"a—1_a_a_1—
what Air Reduc¬
of the thousands
many
construction
$4,939,023;
charges, $90,671;
deferred
other
taxes
uses.
Reduction
Air
Because
that
company
company
basic
among
and
gases
the
«
/
,•
■
■
(
(less
service
notes
$1,640,550;
not know of the diversity
the company's business and
other activities, separates air into com¬
these separate gases for industrial, com¬
the
in
the
company,
of
1941
30,
in
reserve), $25,643; investments, $2,303; cash, $152,261;
receivable (less reserve), $141,859; materials and
(less
and
$94,624;
of the book is to acquaint stockholders and others, who
are actually unaware of the very nature of the' com¬
found
was
INSURANCE
-
'
27.
cases
at Sept.
as
equipment
and
property
$2,082,670),
depreciation,
the markets and the nature
all stockholders of the com¬
the methods,
available to
pany's business in spite of substantial holdings, of
tion does, and give a full and complete description
of uses to which the company's products are put.
It
Balance Sheet
Assets—Plant,
Liabilities—First mortgage
purpose
many
made
was
INDUSTRIAL
-
Inc.—Quarter Century of Progress
describing
business,
Oct.
pany
'
of
Reduction
Air
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
completion of its 25 years of activity, a detailed
the activities of the five companies which comprise.
Co., Inc., illustrated both with pictures and diagrams
the
Marking
description
Corporation and Investment News
profits
'. rv
..'SI.90
and
-
' -a
capital
,
-
:
$1.66,
stock
•
Volmue 154
,%rM&*
rn'^Y A-VcjiihTV>'■ Fnrrtim*?
Rriii "\mf
■
•
&B
Number? 3999?
'
%
Gross, profit on sales-i^ <
Profit' before • deprec._^^';
-Depreciation
Fed.
1
I?v38>
,
.^$935,490 ;■( $971,213
shares',dutstdg. •:%' •., 94,583
f. 94,583
A
.tClass B- shares.?outstdg. -v .-i -200,000
•Earrts-/per-share under
participating features
expectations
'
$4.46
participating features !
—v.-153, -p. 543. %%%% -"
$2.56 '»$2.65
•
:..<%••%%: ;s
4*4»tv. r'%2■
v>■!;•
*•
-■:-•
income- •i.ii.xi.':—
6,232,588
• '
r
'-!» $469,357 7
25,703
48,611
-i;:
$493,060
$827,213
TotaVdncome?'-;:lLXLii^i-^:^\i4-^-~---iV;!
213,264
v
210,303
Depreciation
v,
L—-x.
>7
Preferred dividends
Commori
♦Earnings per
•On
of no
par
Balance
United
*
,receivable*-'(net),!
Merchandise inventory
Prepaid
items
1_
.
100 000
'
stock
; V
Common stock
Sc R.
H.
28,396
eign
Reserve
for
750,000
•Common
stock
of
paid
to
existence
this
that
the
volume
of
business
far
and
the
that
the
should
fiscal
new
belief,
our
the
on
the
results
the
year
based
and
way
have
total
volume
of
sales
for
the
new
market,
•86,000 shares,
„
Consolidated Statement of
1,755,680 '7
'7
•7
7.
(including
-
Domestic
have
common
stock,
payment
was
declared
,
payable
dividend
a
and
Dec.
1
MA. M.)
March
Gross
to
of
of
holders
was
}
;
share
per
record
form
rentals
of film
sales
Nov;
Previous
17,
the
on
Earnings—
1,
dividend
a
preferred
of
$2.0198
stock,
-
May
all. charges
current
p.
assets of
the
$1,347,231.
were
$1,787,14b.—-V... 153,
p.
,
the
of
one
the
the
is
Edison
few
Electric
Institute
Consolidated
act,
believed
that
large public utilities
required to register under
the opinion of
the com¬
the
the
could
be
withdrew
Edison
re¬
from
prompted the
group.—V. 154, p. 748.
same
gas
reason
declared
were
Dec.
$1.50
dividend
a
payable
$1
18,
per share
holders of
to
$1
1940;
1939;
Dec.
on
$1
20
follows:
as
21,
of
Oct.
'.{
the
on
paid on June 25
paid
$2
July
on
11,
Nov.
on
common
record
20,
Oct.
and
June
16.
March
27
1939;
and
75
cents
75
cents
14,
1938;
4120.
15,
1939;
30
1939;
Sept.
on
cents
50
cents
26,
Aug.
on
1938,
21;
$1.50
on
30,
1939;
$1
March
on
and
70
cents
"•
-
•
.
,
Container Corp. of America
'
'
-
J:
52 Weeks
53 Weeks
June
Aug.
on
16;
Nov.
on
1938.—V.
22,
152,
_
accessories-—
•:
•Gen.,: adm. & sell, exp;
?
315,664
$19,413,795 $20,101,700
Net
Canadian IndustrialfAlcohol
have
declared
interim
an
and
t$l,527,764
781,253
781,253
per
781,253
781,253
$0.81
income
Federal
and
t$0.75
$1.90
?
profits
excess
taxes.
1$1.95
tThese
figures
$19,505
$194,005
pare with the fiSures shown in the annual report for the year 1940.
69,396
27,821
„ill>
$844,042
$691,713
$88,901
51,354
1194,380
61,979
Note—Provision for Federal income and excess profits taxes for
year 1941
has been computed on the basis of the "Revenue Act Of
1941."
Sales for the nine months of the year were $31,504,000, compared with $22,588,000 for the nine months of 1940, which represents
$6,598,216
income
for Fed.
inc. taxes
commitment
chge.
fee
11145,420
<
loan
Inv.
—j<l_
1,948
t36,485
'
'-'14,965
*
invaded
operated
in
Eqropean
countries..
•
Net
••$512,186
$2,047
206,259
••$552,744
dividends—*i_ '
Common
of
33,793
profit
;;
divs.
206.262
§262,101
tt$324,363
tf$284,969
25c,
206,261
120,148
206,261
(cash)—
—
——__
$183,393
share
per
$346,483
•Includes
$305,927
Directors
have
declared
on
of record Nov.
$0.95
depreciation
Nil
$0.84
furniture
on
head
in
office
15.
Nil
and
153,
p.
687.
the
dividend of $1.75
a
7%
preferred
Dividends
stock,
share
per
payable
in arrears.—V.
are
on
Dec.
153, p.
1
account of
holders
to
546,
Covington & Cincinnati Bridge Co,, Inc.-^Extra Div".
branches.
1 to holders of record ?*^Includes $6,000 for . surtax on undistributed profits.
fForeign subNov. '20. -/Dividends of 10 cents were naid on June 2; ilasti 15 cents :?:r sidiaries
operations are now consolidated in detail in place of 'Oper¬
20,
Dividends of 10 cents were? paid on June 2, ilastj' 15 cents
ating profit of foreign subsidiary companies and branches." ^Excludes
were paid
on Nov, 30,
1940, and on Nov. 30,01939, and dividends of
$117,215 paid in stock,
fllncludes $18,420 in 1941 and $18,380 in 1940
10 cents per share paid oh Nov, 30, 1938.—V. 152, p, 2696."
for capital stock taxes.- ••Includes profits of subsidiaries operating in
0-■•.,?
foreign territories of $323,197 in 1941 and $354,985 in 1940. ttDeficifc.
Canadian National Ry.—Earningsf}By the corporation of bank loans of subsidiary companies operating
Week Ended Oct. 21—
•V 1941::
>
1940
;
in France and Belgium guaranteed by the corporation in prior years,
Gross -revenues (estimated)_
$5,201,981
$6,610,257
resulting in a loss as indicated.
,.
,
j
—v. 154, p. 651.
Consolidated Balance Sheet
;
tion
,
the
to
declared
regular
stock.
The
record
Oct.
15,
holders
of
dividend
the
and
record
extra
an
dividend
Sept.
will
be
MM"
$3
per
regular
30.—V.
151,
p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—'
12 Months
1941—3 Mos.—1940
30—
of
to
2349.
Z!.''V'■
'! %
.
Period Ended Sept.
share in addi*
the common
on
paid on Oct. 25 to holders
dividend
is
payable Oct.
14
Crescent Public Service Co.
-
of
quarterly dividend of like amount
extra
•
,
have
Directors
class A And class B stocks, payable Dec.
,
distributed.—y.
were
on
stock: (nonpar)
iCom,
share
share
per.
-
Corrugated Paper Box, Ltd.—Accumulated Dividend—
accumulations
surplus.^!,—
Balance,
%
39%.«
Directors have declared a dividend of 75c. per share on the common
stock, payable Nov. 20 to holders of record Nov. 5. .Dividends of 25c.
were paid on Aug.
20, May 20 and on March 3, last; dividend of 75c.
was paid on
Nov. 20, 1940, and previously regular quarterly dividends
84,158
-
increase of
an
com-
--
subs.
from
recg;
'•*'
-
75-Cent Dividend—.
'
-
•'
in
$221,826
24,875
&
bank
on
.
adjusted for excess profits taxes and to that extent do not
are
was
cents
$1,488,222
130,364
ffPayments-
Ca.# Ltd*-^Interim Div.
15
911,745
t$588,004
$631,010 '
$561,349
Int.,
■*>"' i
of
2,092,105
$728,634
115,409
Preferred
dividend
424,533
f6,663,947
Prov.
taxes.
!•''iKi-'
684.
t; 1,038,072
taxes—
„—
•Before
$2,439,509
$3,580,327
6,553,404
Total,
-••*
Banks
in
-
TntetestM'--iii—46,755
$27,404 ^
$0.08 V:
income
and
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$1,012,537
■••'■•'
earnings
No. of shares outstdg
Earnings per share_^__
12,230,387
_____
$4,075,456
were
hand
on
and
6,399,007
.
1939^ ^
1940
company
Cash
inc.
Operating profit^i£.H'
Other,- income
(& Subs.)—
and Federal
$1,669,082
Fed.
profits
excess
605.074
"
$1.12
for
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1941—3 Mos.—1940
Sept. 30—
474.017
'
$392,475
End.
earnings
ProV.
• •
396,443
Dec.
; s
Period
•Net
July 1, '39 June 25, '38
762,529
of
Cost
Earnings
the
Withdraws From
Rendering; Co.—Dividend—
on
1940:
cprus
378,445
$
including depreciation
of capital stock.
shares
Sept., 30,
liabilities
Directors
20,
30
884,051
1
t
"
'9 Mos., End. Sept. 30—
M I'
M 1941
income M---—$537,694
tEarnings per share„„$1.54
V
It
value,
par
$1.50
from
11,571,371
per
payable
♦Net
On
on
fact
is
Co.
of
under
distributions
last;
Oct.
13,796,819
1,
dividend
^Campbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co.
V
members
have
no
Mayl5,
$22,174,068
agency
As .of
of
on
$21,648,691
'M''?V-
current
and
group.
Edison
register
Directors
stock
-—
have declared
348.000
statistical
gas
that
on
£ Amort, of prod, costs—v : 11,507,970
the
Share to oth, producers
2,697.416
Similar-
share on account *
2 to horldfcrs of *
record Nov. 15
This dividend represents the dividend ordinarily due /
Nov. 1, 1938, plus interest accrued at 5% .—V. 154, p. 147.
fOn
paid
cents
an
organization.
and
on
Dec. 1 and March
March 3, last;
Ryers Co.—Preferred Dividend—
accumulations
..•After
40
membership in the American Gas
finding organization of the gas
from
withdrawn
the
Consolidated
in
been
year,
Companies)
52 Weeks
June 28? "41 June 29, '40
.
accessories
cents
15
inc.
and
1939, and regular quarterly
paid on March 1, 1938.—-V. 154, p. 746. 1 7 ?'
on
;
Period—:
153, p. 683.
par.—V.
no
made on Sept. t and
Dec. ;1
of like amount
.
of
833.
withdrawal of the Edison company from
Operations
Subsidiary
Weeks
Butlef Brothers—-15-Cent Dividend-
of
has
the
quired to
that
greatly improved in comparison with any preyious year in the company's history.
$7,831,1501 $7,205,701
Tota 1,.
.-TDirectors
com¬
activity of the American Gas Association indicated that a
opinion might be reached regarding the fact finding organi¬
of
mission
-
be
public
the
on
of
power
purchasing
33M»%
of
dividend
quarterly, dividend
regular
153, p.
The Consolidated
heavy production pro¬
increased
stock
a
doing entirely intrastate business and not
the
Utility holding company aGt.
When
such as South America.
effort to increase the volume of our domestic
in
it is
and
1940,
1940.—V.
zation
which are still open,
every
1,
similar
in
done
declared
officer of the company said on Oct. 23.
Several
months ago the Securities and Exchange Commission
de¬
clared that the Edison Electric Institute, the statistical organization
of the electrio power industry, was engaged in intersate service work,
and
came
under the jurisdiction
of the public utility holding com¬
pany act.
Recent activity on the part of SEC in investigating the
amount of dollars received from for¬
fiscal year was less than last year.
How¬
state
have
utility industry,
the
time
,
cash
Company
Association,
■;
at
•
f
.
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y.
Of this
••
7,
,
Gas Association—
any
change in conditions
re-allocations will be given
in
in
19,
NOV.
the
past
actively, under
now
the
this
--------
Surplus 1—illjllliJl_^l'-l-l_l-__ll'_—i.111-B_l"'' -1,783,591'
4 Directors
for
•
4,300,000
stock
■1940;
glad
making
are
gram
750,000
4,300,000
Whenever
appropriate
restrictions
currency
territories
are
encouraging
43,000
1„1-
Preferred
.
we
We
•
135,350
200,000
anticipated,
of
foreign
foreign markets
$221,671
contingencies---!—-1_1_——_
foreign
foreign.
- •;
payable Dee. 1 to holders of record Oct. 15.
This com¬
dividend of 50 cents paid on Aug. 1, last; 40 cents
the two preceding quarters; an extra of 50 cents paid on
Dec.
scope
and
nine
the
;
With
pares
market
money
domestic and 25%
!vV;"■>■-!, V7 -''
business.?-: Thus
_l—11
IIl--!;";' 1 $436,000
-^ll_llll__lli.C^lJlij.l^l^llil-/'';; 361,558
dividend, payable_lll_llT_-l_lZl-_-ll,:,"s'''L^-r-_.
taxes
attractive
present
system for
Corp.
stock,
mon
Great Britain has been excellent in comparison with previous years and
we
have "also
had
substantial
increases
in
our
sales in the other
28,396
Accounts payable
•Common
be
activities for the
ever,
$7,831,150 7 $7,205,701
Accrued
allocations."
these
account
certain
MM.1'--
Liabilities—
advantage of
.-»
•»
kilowatt
for
Directors
in
us
directors agreed that it was desirable for
your
the basis of 75%
on
can
or
vf On
1,681,475
43,078
CO^li-^lll^,,;,'-:^' 17,601
of
"
•
was
consideration.
3,072,838 ;
trmf
IB. W. H. & R. Co.)_
year
occurs
99,914
3,100,673
W.
(B.
.■
cubic
ended
year
Consolidated Amusement Co., Ltd.—Stock Dividend-
with
tinuation
—
Preferred
'
2,169,752
40,106
„lllll-
•
the
For
hours
748.
p.
sterling
by
pictures
:
these
'
receive
the
for
months
ended
Sept.
30,
1941,
the output
hours as compared with 6,426,465,392 kilo¬
corresponding period iij
1940, an increase Of
23.777.
Total output for the year ended Sept. 30, 1941, was 10,421.895,548 kilowatt hours as compared With 8,604,974,034 kilowatt hours
for
the year ended Sept. 30, 1940, an increase of 21.11% .—V.
154,
25%, 18% was allocated to Great Britain. Present conditions in the
°Pinion of management.; and outside accountants warrant the con-
1,288,810 7 / 750,290 •*
1--1--1li—_l_ll_--_llll'
of
any
foreign monies such as English sterling,
■ Allocation of negative costs between domestic
7,:.- fiscal
1940
.
$412110''
78,238
of
r-
.
.
also
9,10%.
of
feet
of
7,954,355,021
was
a %oan
of this type.
This loan, which replaces the
borrowings the company made from time to time in pre¬
vious years,, will* be used principally to provide any deficiency in work¬
ing capital created by our Inability to convert into dollars frozen
50,000
V
i£i;'
(net)!—
assets
600 000
(net;__-!.__„-__^_lX'_J.—.—^Ill-
receivable
-
$457 575
bondS__?V—!—%—
States Defense
Fixed
1941
■
will
cubic
September was 936,954,581 kilowatt hours as compared
737,553,606 kilowatt hours for September, 1940, an increase of
watt
short-term
s.v-■£*•-';r;
y'-v-'-''
/
-
take
company* to
conditions
$2.75
$6.65
Sept.
Sheet,
'Assets—sf w~
Cksh z''i':*1
'"'*£/"•'
1-«f-•**-: '* *'
! United States Treasury-.-biilsi^-^^-^^--^
;
We
dollars,
17,966,657,100
increase
an
Total
period 1 in* 1940, an increase of 8.577*.
ended' Sept. 30, 1941, was 19,602,0r?2,000
with
output of The Commonwealth & Southern
27.047.
into
terms- of. our agreement-with these institutions, the company can
borrow'up to a maximum of $3,000,000 and it will be possible to
liquidate? indebtedness and re-establish it from time to time. In view
of the disturbed World conditions and their particular effect on the
the
'
value common stock.
.
'iNotes
'
share.__-,i-_--X-'_I-i--i;-U'-_i---';
86,000 shares
'Accounts
$616,912 7 $281,796
45,000 •*
45,000
344,000 i'7 236,500 v
.
in
distribution
the*
motion picture industry,
*'■?»;
'
dividends,
funds
your corporation anticipated the balance of
$750,OOO. duq' the 'Equitable Life Assurance Society under the terms
of its. loan agreement, and simultaneously establshed a new five year
financing arrangement with the First National Bank of Boston; the
Bank of America, National Trust & Savings Association, Los Angeles,
Calif.; and the Bank of the Manhattan Co., New York Cit$. Under the
r
y'
———.
v*
blocked
these
.'.••'^•\!/t'7;<A:During 'the' past'"-.year
$6,701,945
$778,604
profit
Operating
returnable
England.. -•'
194I':V. 4.i .1940 ,f
8,368,716
be
from"
revenue
'
deluding taxes^
will
manner
.
$9,147,320
of; sales
Other-
1
f«>•
-
Gross"; sales
Cost
$2.89
Woyen Hose & Rubber Co.—Earnings-
\'J'''Years Ended Aug.- '31— ,y
•
$5.16
: v
V
converting
200,000
c
■•pf
-;
.Boston
■!
v;
$4.65
:
■
tEarns;' per share under &
*
!"'
ultimately
year
1940,
month
'With
94,573 f-' panles.
Recently
we
have used a substantial amount of blocked
li English pounds in the making of English pictures in England. It is
.Hi'Mf:. hoped these pictures will be of a quality permitting their distribution
'•" $4.94 >1
in the United States and other, markets. In this event and dependent
;
r;
on the reception accorded by American theatregoers, it may be possible
$2.79 f
that at least a substantial part of the blocked pounds used in this
94,583
k,<
■
of
exist
30,
•Electric
the
the
compared
as
Sept.
$1,025,020 > i dollars and thishqpe is shared by other major motion picture Com1*
?
200,000).
200,000 ;y.
«
-
$1,067^96
corresponding
feet
$2,043,517'"v- funds,-\ -v->'%>:'V- s«
'
.
win,Great Britain^ Australia and New Zealand We have included the
- blocked-monies
in the -fiscal, year's earnings and the annual report
•*??.*W**vrr'■
$*:«.reveals the .extenfc Hx) which these monies were a portion of our annual
;466^661'■ 312,648
230,239 --,:,
197,057% earnings. In this instance we should like to say that at the moment
•.
the
output" for
$2,137,144
t-
•Class
•.for
statflmeht
1,436,97a.> fl,317,879 7--1,340,303
1,269,964
34,822
:-34,018
42,468 >-r-.
47,887 J
—Net■ prdfit
'
acQ'umulafeed,.to->ourA;credii.> Further monies will be accumulated from
being'currently r._„—. - We cannot, at this "time, make any
played.
„
—
„
as-to whatrwe will eventually do With this type of frozen
795
,
.
0...
,11939,..
$2,204,506 <$2,124,082
*
-foreign income
excess profits taxes
'*• &
M'*
,^^0;>'f^'{wv\,^|pteiures--
-,9, Moe. End, Sept,;30--.,.-■ 19411940
-
y
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1941
.
Assets
June 28, '41
v,(A. M,) Castle & Co.—Extra Dividend'.-Directors have declared
addition
stock,
common
Like
the
to
amounts
both
dividend
quarterly
of
dividend
25
$1,171,158
cents
like
of
share
per
amount
Inventory
Advance
Nov.
ft-Net
Aug.
on
and
Notes
in
on : the
10 to holders of record Oct. 30. >
10, May 10 and Feb, 10,last, and "
1940.—V. 154, p. 147.
payable
paid
were
extra
an
regular
receivable
:
;
;
accounts
___A
outside
to
:
Aug,
10,
Central Ohio Steel Products Co.—Dividend—';
have
Directors
stock,
common
This
$1,
a
dividend
payable Nov.
of
29
cents
20
to holders
per
of
'share
record
retained
Other
General
banks, etc._
5
93,532
—
127,301
1,831,150
117,460
1,948,123
223,913
with 35 cents paid on Aug. 1 and March 1," last; 25%
in each of the three preceding quarters; 30 cents paid-on r
Total —;
$16,688,544 $15,892,949
1940; 25 cents on Dec. 1, Sept. 1 and on June 15, 1939, % % Liabilities—• ;
; ? • :
June 28.'41 June 29,'40
30 cents paid on March 1, 1939.—V. 152, p. 4118.
Accounts payable and accrued expenses !!—-—
$1,409,920
$1,332,471
I
Central Violeta Sugar Company,
:
.
•
;
S. A.—Dividend—
t
Accounts
payable
to
subsidiaries—
bpard
of
the Cuban dividend tax,
was
M/:"'M''-1
3883.
P.
paid in December,
'-v"
1-"'!;.?*,.?^-'-v;"7T
v
for
Net
1939.—V. 151,'
liabs.
>
1941
September—
1940
B
1939?
Earned
MVM938
Net
Net
ry.
operat.
in foreign
oper;< income—*
Jan.
3,498,775
4,955,101'-
2,924,343
from
1—
railway-
83,176,428
75,636,902
33,048,937
23,254,860
28,177,545
—V.--154',-p. 747.; /! > '
President
Your
income
1,992
7,316
$183,951
$202,344
$897,838
128,762
250,230
64,773
3,287
2,688
11,912
$187,238
Provision
for
and
ments
———
_——
$205,032
$909,750
renewals,
replace¬
retirements
7M
-
as
attention
follows:
is
called
"
66,150
61,050
256,307
$121,088
$143,982
$653,443
54.607
52,355
214.102
1,352
1,722
98
50
808
5,310
5,282
2,984
2,984
21,555
11,934
to the
ttl,000,000
..New
-
from
distribution
of
our
films
York
Amortization
50,050
Dividends
14,774
Interest
to
securitiy holders
disc.
debt
of
66.580
&
exps.
of
(net)
intangibles
$6 pref. shares——'
—
286,213
237.409
3.487,500
v_——-i.i~
4,847.080
4.847,080
4,163,977
Net
on
17,958
charged to constructionbefore
income
fixed
Cr3,500
6.071
18,078
71,832
Cr7,817
;■
of
chgs.
3,914,416
etc
;_
—
••130,696
and
deferred
1940.
in
t366,268
1941
income
shares
$16,688,544 $15,892,949
amounting
(no
and $1,608,056
par).
in
1940.
ttOf
subsequent to May 31, 1941.—V.
154, p. 242.
•Included
Service
Fed.
in
common
ments on
the year
$63,512
%
31,183
♦$334,956
'
199,602
t$5,980
income
$32,329
$135,354
+$5,980
$32,329
$133,534
of
taxes
Co.__„„
1,820
income
(before fixed charges of Crescent Public
the 3 months and 12 months ended Sept. 30. 1941,
$217,030 representing net income (after dividends on
shares)
stock
The SEC
48,260
net
for
and
preferred
$6
;
surplus——
Co.)
$33,903
Co.
L_
Public Service
to
•$42,280
Public
„—
for
Crescent
Co,—„
—
income
Balance
Service
Crescent
Co,
Provision
are
of
charges
Service
§Represented by
tflncludes $250,000 maturing
subsidiary companies operating in foreign ter¬
May .3).-1941, after deducting $70,145 in cash remitted to
year,
Public
Crescent
Fixed
to $559,527 in 1941
JAfter depreciation
'Commonwealth & Southern Corp.—Monthly Output—
■-Gas
output
the. month
,,
receive
50,050
Amort,
288,299
($20,000 applicable
at
refunded
of
in
of
which
an
Central
company
order dated
Ohio Light & Power Co., the entire
is owned by Crescent Public Service
Feb.
19,
1941,
restricted
dividend
pay¬
the common stock of Central Ohio Light & Power Co.,
during
1941, in an amount not in excess of $40,000. fDeficit or loss.
cor¬
In certain countries where currencies are blocked we have eliminated
alj earnings and in addition have, charged off the asset .value-of our
operating-officers. > We are .continuing our operations in these countries
we
249,097
3.487,500
—
$1,779,068 in
one
ritories
poration which was approximately $11,890,000 and also to the ratio
of quick, assets to
liabilities which at the Close of the fiscal year
was
7.9 to. 1- ; -v-..: wt
«•
"
monies
debt
debt..—.
i panies operating in foreign territories,
.within
working capital position of the
Income deductions of subs.:
unfunded
280~45l
surplus
of
!——————
long-term
to bank loan of Belgian company).
••Cash
remitted to New York subsequent to May 25, 1940, bv subsidiary com-
V1
-
Balance
on
stock-—
$358,387
ritories
Harry Cohn reported to stockholders in company's current
report
and-, the
: 1,275
;
—
on
75,000 no par shares.
flU. S. funds retained by banks as collateral for
local currency loans of subsidiary companies operating in foreign ter¬
19,141,858
-
,
Gross
Taxes
New York,
-
———
and
109,332,107 101,114,710
from, railway-^!-!51,738,565
45,279,736
rv.; opef.? income-—*
31,132,266
30,803,114
annual
operations
Interest
to
stock
•After- reserves
3,866^48
'^ Columbia Pictures Corp.—Annual Report—
■
7,251
Non-operating income: (net)——»
Net
-reserve
Net
from
Interest
territories
from
From
Gross
59,964
19,550
_———-————_W j %
61,106
pref.
conv.
J Common
J;
of subs,
raiIway_!J_ $14,084,245 $11,642,339 $12,675,000 $10,658,790
from; railway-^——
7,218,533
,5,526,282' 6,503,794
5,135,265
Gtoss
63,883
102,019
1,800,000
contingencies
remitted
Cash
.75
."Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings—.
Net
Income
180,120
jJoke&
Res.
v
129,864
962,421
36,939
subsidiaries-
of
127,242
_
for
21,668
203,343
30,408
taxes
taxes
167,446
% Owing to outside producers
directors on Oct. 21. declared
dividend - of $J -.|>er •.
share
on
the capital stock, less
4.8
cents
^
payable, to ki _ f under loan agreement
banks d Hohpntnrps
per
share withheld dpr-v/N-p
-4V w - •
Cuban 4.8%
dividend tax, or a net* amount of 95.2■ cents per share, ^-6"year- 4
tax,
net-amount
95.2 centu
- sinking fund debentures-—-—
Deferred income
%_
1
payable Nov. 7, 1941, to holders of record at the close of business Oct.
! Deposits payable
31', 1941V >
V;
Funds withheld from outside producers
This will be th$ first payment on the issue since 25 cents, less one
cent
25,789
258,077
'
—
.
•.
The
%
—---
—
Depletion
187,647
expenses
l;
531,017
399,931
pa id
March
119,169
'
20.200
assets
Prepaid-
Operations
Income
h:-5
—
investments
-4Fixed
15.%
1,147,079
91,416
by
$2,972,220
142,413
Maintenance
2,097,457
wholly owned foreign subs
receivables
Sundry
!
the
on
Nov,
in
funds
purchased
498.037
800,187
•Investments
Gas
5652,668
purchased
9,146.431
compares
cents
and
declared
par
^
\
$2,354,704
Power
675,205
assets
S.
29, '40
$725,347
revenue—
9,650,552
^
producers
HU.
10 and
Nov.
on
June
Operating
:
are-being->
.wKh-.
of
Commonwealth & Southern
September was 1,232,154,300 cubic
of
1,176,472,300
The
cubic? feet
for
September,
Corp,
feet
1940,
an
System
as
for
compared
increase
9 J3% . " For the nine months ended Sept, 30, 1941, the output
14,414,914,500 cubic feet as compared with 13,277,148,700 cubic
of
was
feet
,
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Sept. 30,
:
Assets—
vestments,
able,
Capital
$4,191;
assets,
1941
i
$11,057,902;
cash, $534,632;
special deposits, $207,706; in¬
notes receivable, $386; notes receiv¬
merchandise
contracts discounted
(contra),
$5,047;
accounts
$295,941; materials and supplies at average costs, $103,054;
deferred debits, $601,077*
receivable,
prepayments, insurance, taxes, etc., $24,909;
total, $12,814,845.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
796
Tuesday, October 28, 1941
'
-Liabilities—Capital stock- of subsidiary, $1,316,920; 'long-term- debt.
$8,686,300; 3V2V0
serial notes (due Aug. 1, 1942), $100,000; notes;
payable, $8,400; accounts payable, '$426,651; consumers deposits (re¬
fundable), $105,213; notes receivable, merchandise contracts discounted
(contra), $5,047; accrued interest, $148,807; accrued taxes, $175,585;
miscellaneousaccrued liabilities,
$22,500; deferred credits, $81,794;
reserves, $2,103,519; unrealized profit, $64,560; common stock (par $1),
$63,101; less 2,495 shares held by subs., $2,495; deficit, $500,225;
Months
12
Ended
Fiat (Turin, Italy)—Dividend^—
Associates—Earnings—
; Eastern Gas & Fuel
consolidated
Sept.
30—
.,
of
income———:
—
Balance
r
capital surplus, $9,168; total, $12,814,845.—V. 153, p. 985.
Interest
Debt
——:
——
and
expense
$6,689,970
2,761,900
609,586
$6,808,527
2,615,518
—
——
.
discount
601,478
————
; Crosley Corp.—To Pay 30-Cent Dividenddeclared
have
Directors
dividend
a
of
cents
30
The
share
per
on
'was;distributed.—V, 154,
per' share
t
Months
9
.
Ended
Sept.
barrels
Average
crude
$1.10109
Crude oil sales
1,023,685
3,283
$1,050,435
424,727
385,018
—
Like
14.
the
Total
„
and
etc.
Operating
and
administrative
expenses,
provision for Federal and State, taxes,
V.
Interest
paid
Depletion
4,171
$1,062,157
have
;
—
-
—
.
—
leaseholds
wells, dry holes, etc
—V.
profit
——
—
153,
Gross
Bonds
$562,953
$0.61
-
stock
$213,892
$1.60
collected—
charges.:
expenses
—
for
Federal
Provincial
and
inc.
taxes
income
Net
profit
class
--*
—
$48,748
B
surplus
Cash
•After
deducting
all
charges
Balance
Sheet,
of
hand
on
Liabilities—Accounts
and
March
bank,
in
(ordinary,
class
Deferred
$4,597;
railway——
from
Net
Net ry.
income—
1,004,378
Net
ry.
642,515
Accrued
$1,773,685
467,624
320,481
4,950
729
219,571
106,831
value)—
18,247,676
5,456,241
Preierred
6,457,750
4,158,980
3,689,351
:
1,768,974
social
taxes
sec.
Capital
for
Year
Ended
Dec.
31,
(contra)..
Additions:
.
contingencies—
A
:
_
;
,
B
a
resulting from settle,
claim
of
prior period———i
'.Total surplus
and
'Sundry
$164,438
j..
expenses
;■
Consolidated
,
-v',,.
in
premium
reserve
$319,262;
and
Sheet
in
inventories
at
as
banks,
loss
Underwrit.
(less
reserve),
Liabilities—Notes
31, 1940
notes and accounts
$434,868; redeemable
expenses.^.
and other disbu?
have
stock,
declared
dividend
a
Dec.
quarterly dividends
152, p. 1280.
1
of
to
50
of
75
holders
cents
per
share
■'..■■■
share
per
record
Nov.
on
4.
Directors
have declared
payable
distribution
per
Nov.
was
share.—V.
21
154,
p.
dividend
a
to
made
holders
Nov.
on
of
of
20,
$5
per
record
1940,
24,308
the
share
on
7.
also
288,272
37,550
8,733
Gross
the
investment
Net
income
Gross
railway—-$129,389
railway—14,943
oper, income—•
Def10,968
Jan.
1—
from
Net
ry.
railway——
railway—r—
Dividends
income—
332.
$28,817
Cr5,003
420,000
Dr9,691
3,771
Difectors have declared
23,805
2,490
Def4,314
Def23,880
1,107,345
225,008
951,334
104,161
830,270
Def51,419
3,313
Def88,444
Def242,899
of
1,
May
1941
1941,
was
changed
surance
Co.
20,932 Def$232,948
2,340,505
dividend of $3.50 per share
—
■
Balance
and
Sheet
as
V.rV;:
I' •':
of June
bonds
-4.-—-
99,795
44,606
5,473,332
4,768,344
——
Other
interest
assets
....———
——————«—
.
Total
311,919
70
Oct.
a
on
29.
dividend
account
Like
of $1.50
of
amount
per
share
accumulations
'<
Liabilities—
Reserve
6,407,087
v
87,646
x-
53,329
49,Ill-
683
•
on
on
the
Oct.
31
Capital
Surplus
Federal
for outstanding losses
for
premiums.—
and expenses
dividends declared
taxes
for
Reserve
to
1940
$2,135,425
205,834
$0.63
including
:
provision
for
Federal
taxes.—
income
,;;r'vv
■:
.
v-v.
for
Co., Inc.—Annual Report—
the Fiscal Years Ended
—
June
30,
——
1941
$2,038,606
1,600,880
45,181
170,273
31,376
expenses—.
(net)
2,032
.....
—...
_j.
!
$135,864
...
28,389
at June 30, 1941—
as
53,000
$107,475
....
1941
f•
reserves,
19,860
1—Note
security
:
-
reinsurers..
fluctuations—
-
...
349,980
500,000
4,000,000
12,814;831
liabilities
.
...
$23,838,836
68,971
146,547
Vigilant
$19,144
97,821
18,100
Combined
$1,931,612
3,532,379
565,100
and
pone
it
is contemplated that appropriate action will be taken to
post¬
payment of such interest.—V. 149, p. 3872; V. 148; p. 437.
^
Gandy Bridge Co.—30-Cent DividendDirectors
Directors
common
280,000
1,000,000
2,361,437
12,814,831
$3,496,503 $23,973,901
declared
a
dividend
of
30
be the first dividend paid in some time.—V.
;
■:v'\
cents
147,
p.
share
per
on
the
This will
1925.
General Baking Co.—Earnings—
:.
Period—
•Net
profit—
(Earnings per share—
of
Common Dividend—
declared a dividend of 50 cents per share on the
payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Dec. 1. This will
be the first common dividend paid in almost 11 years.—V. 153, p. 987.
—
13 Weeks
■
—-—
39 Weeks
Sept. 27,'41 Sept. 28/40 Sept. 27,*41 Sept. 28,'40
$291,348
$663,272
$680,470
$1,646,132
$0.08
$0.30
-
$0.10
$0.70
•After depreciation, Federal income taxes, etc.,
ton 1,578,697 shares
common stock
in 1941, and on 1,588,697 shares of common stock
in 1940.
Note—No provision was made ±y the company for Federal excess
profits taxes, as it is anticipated at this time that the company will
not be subject to such taxes.—V. 154, p. 150.
General Cable
Approximately
corporation will
an
and
Corp.—Wages Increased—"
v
'
2,300 production and maintenance workers of this
receive a six-cents-an-hour wage Increase under a
contract between
independent union.
cable prodpets and
one-year
Guild,
wire
have
stock,
have
stock, payable Nov. 20 to holders of record Oct. 31.
common
349,980
500,000
4,000,000
151, p. 3652.
Federal Screw Works—To Pay
payable to Reconstruction Finance Corp. is secured by
the property, plant and equipment, and assignment of
and trade names.
■'::
of the interest accrued for the year ended June 30, 1941,
$46,466.62, due Nov. 1, 1941, may, at the discretion of the board of
directors, be deferred on account of outstanding secured indebtedness
new
Total
-V.
on
rights
Note 2—Holders of $710,138 of five-year registered income notes,
originally maturing Nov. 1, 1939, have consented to an extension to
Nov.
1, 1944, of the principal and interest thereon accrued for the
fiscal year 1938.
The indenture covering these notes provides that
$3,496,503 $23,973,901
280,000
for liability to
for
$1,912,468
3,434,558
547,000
due
for
6 %
paid on July 21, last, and
dividends of $3 were paid on April 21, last, and on Etec. 26 and June
29, 1940; Dec. 27 and Oct. 31, 1939;. Dec. 27, 1938, and on Dec. 30,
1937.—V. 153, p. 240..
1941
300,385
>
$1.01
5,473~402
1,638,743
145,864
:
1,915,828
189,229
3,122,671'
34,317
assets———— $23,838,836
admitted
Reserve
.Directors .have declared
pref. stock, payable
ad¬
Co.—Earnings—
30—
at June 30, 1940——————
as
Note
447,038
356,524
V
3,122,671
3,361,437
premiums not overdue
Reserve
cum.
charges
244.
income
patent
667,522
347,243
551,235
bonds
banks
Accrued
$5,001,436
Tl6~287
1,186,799
189,229
bonds
Combined
Vigilant
$298,353
729,030
$4,793,084
stocks
Reserve
Empire District Electric Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
in
payment
1941
30,
municipal bonds———
and munic. bonds
governm.
in
$2,361,437 $12,814,831
$12,814,831
Federal
Government
S.
the class A
on
share
payable—Reconstruction
Finance
Corp.,
monthly
prior to June 30, 1942 (Note 1), $35,500; accounts
materials, commissions, etc., $169,050; reserve for com¬
missions, $8,898; reserve for completion of contracts, $2,500: provi¬
sion for Federal and State income taxes,
$53,000; note payable—
Reconstruction
Finance
Corp., secured—installments due subsequent
to June 30, 1942
(Note 1), $127,920; deferred accounts »due to officers,
$26,500; five-year registered income notes (Note 2), $774,444; accrued
interest on five year registered income notes
(Note 2), $92,933; pre¬
ferred
stock, 6%
non-cumulative, $10 par value, $512,990; common
stock, $1 par value, $18,850; surplus, $107,475; total $1,930,061.
13,047,778
the name of the Federal's wholly owned sub¬
from Reserve Insurance Co.
to Vigilant In¬
fLoss.
Reserve for unearned
0%
record
30,
Surplus June
sidiary
preferred stock, payable Nov. 1 to holders of record Oct. 25. Like
arhount was paid on Aug. 1, last, and compares with $1.50
paid on May
1, last; $1 paid on Feb. 1, last, and regular quarterly dividend of $1.50
paid on Feb. 1, 1940.—V. 153, p. 834.
a
Sept.
applicable to prior periods
mortgage
Cash
Durham Hosiery Mills—Preferred Dividend-r-
of
237,214
—
.
Net
$91,313
per
Liabilities—Note
261,918
Drl4,695
.
13,047,778
Common
1938
y;\
.
Ended
-
installment
$458,661
Def$232,948
Railroad
$5
5c.
$87,831; customers' contracts and accounts receivable
$186,640; miscellaneous accounts receivable,
$1,105;
inventories, $432,792; slow-moving stores, $45,892;.f prepaid expenses-rinsurance, taxes', etc., $10,281; investments in stocks, notes, etc. (less
reserve),
$14,761;
property, plant and equipment '(less reserve for
depreciation of $733,794), $639,928;
patents, processes and designs,
$500,000; deferred charges, $10,829; total, $1,930,061.
$276,349
$19,700
420,000
gain or loss on sale of sees.—
Net reduction in security values-
Public Utitlity bonds
Industrial and miscellaneous
to
V
.
$120,924
34,784
p.
declared—
Net
Other
51,580
24,346
-
1,230,711
274,641
oper.
154,
holders
$247,532
$438,962
...
'
from
Net
—tV.
income—
common
1939
$157,462
from
Net ry.
;From
taxes.._
previous
Last
amounted
1940
from
of
Condensed Balance Sheet June 30,
49,473
U.
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Net
dividend
(net)—
(less
325,822
40,739
and
expenses
Preferred and guaranteed stocks.—
Vigilant Insurance Co.—_———
/-1941
p.
Surplus
$182,312
State
149.
September—
extra
an
$4,124,171
sales
Net
167,229
t$9,117
Assets—
i-vV'T'■;
.
Pay Extra Dividend—\
Miscellaneous charges
1,812,688
1,466,011
distributed.—
were
Nov.
and
,
Co.—To
Selling, general and administrative
$3,628,241
$191,429
Previ¬
Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc.—To Pay $5 Dividendstock,
the company's portion of Cubanearnings, comparing with $740,871, or 93
153, p. 689.
declared
have
183,039
4,183
Net
>
cents
of
Brush
all
154,
payable
payable,
payable
33
or
1941, $515,545,
represented
1940.—V.
Earnings
accounts
ously
v.
36,848
29,898
•As
Dfrectors
30,
Cost of sales, exclusive of depreciation
Combined
$49,272
r
wages
Dictaphone Corp.—75-Cent Dividend—
common
share,
a
sales
Net
$3,811,279
163,046
exps.
Investment
secured, $329,701; notes and acceptances
payable and accrued expenses, $123,728;
and commissions, $53,874; taxes payable and
accrued, $49,850; customers' deposits, etc., $17,186; deferred credit,
$27,912; reserves: redemption of stock of predecessor companies, $33,694; insurance (on lease purchases, $3,771), $37,465; capital stock
($2 par), $398,150; surplus, $87,924; total, $1,184,435.—V. 149, p, 2078.
$58,645;
salaries,
with $266,895,
comparing
to the regular quarterly dividend of 15c. on the common stock,
payable Nov. 1 to holders of record Oct. 20.—V. 152, p. 985.
Deficit
underwriting income
Investment
earnings———
other sundry debits, $13,243; deferred billings on lease
contracts, $18,786; sundry security deposits, $2,381; fixed
assets" (less reserve for depreciation of $621,884); $282,618; prepaid
and deferred charges, $65,685; patents, $1; total, $1,184,435.
accrued
Corp.,
quarter.
Provision for Federal and State income taxes
1,436,113
purchase
payable,
$2.90
Manganese Corp.
share in
905,314
1,863,049
and
deposits
cents
a
Manganese
1940
500,000
underwriting—.—
on
44,660
Dec.
$47,593;
in
Fulton Iron Works
2,871,753
$3,578,968
1,788,380
premiums
and
Losses
Taxes
$87,924
Balance
hand
on
$2.96
•
Assets—Cash,
31,853
——
Surplus, as at Dec. 31, 1940..
receivable,
1,774,190
•Vigilant
$86,120
$3,725,159
146,191
Net
•Assets—Gash
$1.02
for
15,941
6 Months Ended June 30, 1941
Federal
Increase
periods: :/
oharges 1 ^applicable to prior
merchandise—
and settlements——_—...
other
jfrovision for obsolete
$0.89
$2,358,013. $2,314,436
earnings for the nine months ended Sept.
•After
V.
909,149
premium income..
2,238
v
v
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$816,625
earnings
i
Earnings per share ofxommon stock——:
3,333,057
500,000
Semi-Annual Report,
Net
mis¬
;
1941—3 Mos.—1940
•Net
96/774
2,896,006
1,769,549
!
share
a
Months
Net
23,288
1,740,710
—_—
Sept. 30—
Fuller Manufacturing
9
7,457
836.
p.
Earned
Expenses
186,960
24,573
(Including Wholly Owned Subsidiary, Vigilant Insurance Co.)
$162,201
cancellation
Net
.applicable to
$690,216
above
$706,608
Directors
$21,535,441 $17,138,297
153,
$4,612
157,588
—^
$892,582
depreciation, depletion and Federal taxes.
earnings- for the quarter ended Sept. 39, 1941, $60,744, or 8
share, represented the company's portion of the net earnings
the
both
24,063
v
surplus
$1,022,838
332,62
dition
Federal Insurance Co.—Semi-Annual Report—
1940
Net profit (consolidated) for the 12 mos. end. Dec. 31, 1940
Surplus Jan. 1, 1940—
—'
Total
the
in
Sundry charges
-V.
(Including Wholly Owned Subsidiaries)
Account
397,100
Depreciation
Dictograph Products Co., Inc.—Earnings—
Income
$1,289,682
269,067
137,618
4,063,188
3,500,000
,
surplus
surplus
Earned
included
provision
Fuller
2,259
issued
a
65
or
1940
45,Q11
44,429
—
(est.)
series
l,469\l43
applicable to non-operating periods (less
etc.).
tBefore provision for Federal taxes.
Cuban-American
cents
$240,164
5,000,000
333,207
306,591
_
—
tax
series
1940
-
$2,49jL981
1,725,432
.
End.
American
.
5,250,000
stock
Common
15,133,831
3.150,183
i
tax
certificates
1941
$3,015,114
*
shipments
on
59,269
$240,373
bond
for
Reserve
cai1
the
Of
$21,535,441 $17,138,297
1
.
of
100
148,414
Of
332.
p.
'
cents
1,534
Total
-
cents
3,333,057
2,377
5,717
4,063,188
interest
Preferred
19,851,496
5,810,313
income—
oper.
154,
891,341
24,962,918
8,788,203
railway.—
railway
$1,967,026
11,622,338
14,889,046
I
capital stock and
Federal excess profits tax
1—
Jan.
from
(deprec,
Federal
Debenture
•After
1940
1941
taxes
It there-/-
dividend
expense
income,
income
$2,249,592
—
contra..
—„———
income
State
such
manner
expenses
Earns, per sh. on 796,380
shs. common stock
$86,979
$59,313
deposits in banks.——
payable Oct.
Investment
604,264
•Net
Sheet, Sept. 30
mortgage)
payable
Employees' thrift accounts
1938
1939
$2,419,332
$2,320,305
791,942
from
Net
—V.
$3,347,622
1,409,674
oper.
From
Gross
1940
1941
$90,908
Balance
bank
Notes
Hudson RR.—Earnings—
&
$79,450
fixtures
income
what
in
American
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Earnings—
Period
105~000
177,759
Liabilities—
Income
Delaware
197,523
9,375
charges
Federal
restricted
62,500
.Total
payable
greatly
profit and loss accounts and
in finished cement inventory for depreciation and
depletion were as
follows:
nine months
ended
Sept. 30, 1940, $131,521; nine months
ended Sept. 30, 1941, $128,366.—V. 154, p. 244.
33,556
certificates),
on
and
Dividends
A,
September—
Gross from railway.
33,266
53,540
.
1941
31,
68,526
employees
receivable, miscellaneous..
Furniture
and accrued charges, $80,945; capital
23,000 shares [no par]; ordinary, class B,
23,000 shares [no par]), $354,200; surplus account, $152,099; total,
$587,244.—V. 151, p. 1890.
stock
from
Accounts
cash
to
sales—.
on
Note—Charges
$254,479
32,638
9,375
(chattel
(invest,
so
receipt holders.
depositary
and
profit
28,611
30,074
1941
receivable
rec.
Due
sales,
accounts receivable,
less
reserves,
$112,511;
notes
receivable,
$1,283;
investments, less
reserves,
$110,281; inventories, $114,499; fixed assets (less reserves
for depreciation of $277,783), $234,561; goodwill, $1; prepaid.expenses:
taxes, insurance, etc., $9,512; total, $587,245.
.Assets—Cash
31,508
/■•
Restricted
administra¬
capital assets
manufacturing,
profit on sale
/'/. /,y/
for
tlncludes
tion, sales taxes, etc.
amounting to $1,150.
tNet
•Including
67,657
surplus—
hand and in
on
when
•Selling and administrative
cellaneous
$270,628
dividends
Notes
$66,293
$25,748
.—
—
$368,118
96,774
dlvs._
Notes
Balance,
$421,900
$331,072
Consolidated
36,800
stock—
A
$528,021
198,360
ser.
to
American
available
sold, includ. freight
Gross profit
21,928
335,629
137,067
divs._
Balance
$103,093
23,000
——
--.
on
22,169
417,794
divs.
A
23,442
21,573
>
been
$725,675-
$861,863
19,138
$319,823
tax—
ser.
$148,110
17,681
25,630
has
Ended Sept. 30—
,
sales, less discounts and allowances
Cost of goods
1938
1939
40,121
44,908
(net)
res.
to
state
to
made
be
Lire
Italian
Government
that
the bank
is
collected into dollars and to effect
Months
Gross
465,425
66,207
Common
-Earnings—
1940
$1,012,584
32,162
debt
thereof
unable
Vecchio
the
amount
1940.—
141
Assets—
Dividends
1,
Mar. 30,'40
t$92,060
—
for depreciation—;
Reserve
June
on
is
of
the
depositary receipt holders.
When means are subsequently provided by which such dividends can
be
made
available to
American
depositary receipt holders in this
country, a record date of holders entitled to participate therein will
be fixed and notice thereof will be mailed to each registered hdider
of American depositary receipts at his address of record.
The amount
so
deposited in Conto Vecchio is, of course, subject to deduction of
proper changes and expenses.—V. 152, p. 2853.
$5.91
v-,./
paid
Conto
convert
eventually
17~913
profit
Partic. preference
15 Mos. End.
Mar. 31,*41
—
$2,209,781
■
cents,
$573,172
profit
interest
Preferred
12 Mos. End.
'
1941
$1,222,387
24,326
624,888
Net
David & Frere, Ltd.—Earnings—
•Profit
fore
,
such
regulations
to
Florida Portland Cement Co;—Earnings—
Preferred
Reserve
75
Oper. bad
144,781
834.
p.
dividend of
Sept.30— i
inc.
Federal
Net
•
Earns, per share on 351,390 shrs. of com.
<
a dividend of 75 cents per share on the
$3
stock, payable Dec. 1 to holders of record Nov.
paid on July 21, last, and previous distribution was
Interest
144,852
;
——
1
$2,482,788
; V
$6.64
preferred stock
Depreciation
abandoned
surrendered,
of
use
the
unable
declared
regular quarterly
153, p. 1129.
Gross
28,880
174,158
107,878
—————
—u__.
by
preferred
Operating
Operating
$669,588
25,424
191,436
137,491
._
Depreciation
Undeveloped
stock
preferred
dividends-———:—
on
Family Loan Society, Inc. (& Subs.)
$665,417
.—
income
Gross
$1,043,996
—
income
$3,318,484
1,108,703
9
18,161
profit from operations-
Other
1,108,743
::;.y
amount
3 Mos. End.
Net
$3,591,531
stock
pref.
429.
p.
Directors
25,792
$1,468,722
J——
154,
6','i
to
taxes
share of 6%
per
convertible
958
26,590
Increase in Inventory of crude oil
Gas sales
requirements
prior
Equity Corp.—75-Cent Dividend—
$1.00930
1,438,843
—
4'/a%
1940
1,015,199
market value per barrel produced
net
dividend
for
on
available
before State
—v.
1941
1,309,732
oil produced—
of
Balance
Earned
30—
of
Number
avail,
requirements
distribution
Darby Petroleum Corp.—Earnings—
:
income
Div.
/ //;///■///////■
539.
p.
Net
the
stock, payable Nov. 21 to holders of record Nov. 5. This will
be the first common dividend paid since Dec. 15, 1936, when 75 cents
common
; \
The National City Bank of New York is notifying registered holders
American depositary receipts, representing capital stock of Fiat,
that a net dividend of Lire 16 per share* (less Italian taxes) was paid
on
May 12, 1941, on the Italian shares underlying the American
depositary receipts, but pursuant to the regulations of the Italian
Government the
proceeds have been deposited in a Conto Vecchio
(Old Lire Account)
on
the books of the bank's agent, the Banca
d'America
e
dTtalia, Milan, Italy.
This dividend was paid out of
earnings for the fiscal year which ended Dec. 31, 1940.
;
'1941
1940
$14,055,721 $12,053,844
Federal taxes, current .year_—i—-wi—_—i—: V 2,298,481
1,126,849
Depreciation and depletion
—L—_
4,398,713>
4,237,025
Provision for contingencies—
—
550,000
——
Total
the company and the General Cable
The company> manufactures shells,
holc^ji Government defense contracts.
A.
Stanley Watson, plant manager, estimated the contract,
ef¬
fective Nov. 3, provides an annual payroll increase of $300,000.
Em¬
ployees
of
work.
are paid by the hour on a scale varying according to type
The bonus for night workers was raised from three to three
and one-half cents an hour—V, 154, p.
750.
Volmue
*
Condensed Balance Sheet,
Co.—To Pay 35-Cent Dividend-
Electric
General
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 3999
154
June 30,
1941,
and
$54,201;
accounts
Assets—Cash
Directors
the
'
t.
dividend
a
of
cents
35
share
a
on
The
the
28,
Nov.
.
matter
Directors
accumulations
of
record
since
-
declared
have
of
1,
1931,
when
no
6.
50c.
paid
March
Nov.
on
50c.
of
and
1940,
17
154,
431.
p.
in
February,
and
payroll,
current
$46,777;
accrued
the
on
dividend of 30 cents per share on
a
previous distribution
from
Gross
from
Net
ry.
oper.
From
Jan.
from
Gross
-
-
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
.
$2,034,186
$1,184,907
Net
1939
1938
;
$2,674,062
$2,818,745
332,102
818,054
813,931
932,739
825,726
858,618
662,456
609,567
582,721
$1,246,440
$1,206,241
504,875
71,674
$1,297,671
488,770
90,007
124,949
124,603
$629,306
$718,894
$637,546
$597,693
,..
charges
deductions
564,282
313,830
111,241
Def89,140
22,820,683
7,464,492
5,114,055
18,089,640
15,388,742
2,293,397
12,520,801
247,815
1—
railway
railway
income
oper.
154,
4,267,696
502,135Defl,454,051
2,363,322
334.
p.
avail,
Bal.
for
divs...
Balance
98,907
income—_
483,945
Sheet,
483,945
.•
30
Sept.
550
Notes receivable
receivable
Accounts
September—
Gross
from
Materials and
from
Net
$1,562,379
Jan.
From
446,990
414,596
:
204,103
528,357
305,059
.
1—
.
.
from
Gross
from
Net
Net
railway
—V.
17,359,951
154,
13,652,856
2,960,469
3,843,424
2,878,610
903,019
1,393,078
:
operating
334.
p.
13,623,743
5,868,853
railway
railway—
income
after
inc.
Shares
Subs.)—Earnings
1941—9 Mos.—1940
1941—3 Mos.—1940
1,358,283
$0.41
'
Earnings
share-
per
Note—Federal
adjusted
V.
third
and
quarter
nine
months
be the first common
Accrued
$20
cents
per
15,
last.—V.
152,
on
Net
Other
goods and services
from
Months
Net
-
$6,663,676
Ended
———1
i,
•
:
$3,744,236
393,696
2,370,078
j.—
stock
common
47,100
515,546
40,000
543,336
480,000
$100,525
$1,321,825
for
Net
after
earnings
2,370,078
—
1941
-
depreciation
and
stock
amortization
Balance
Consolidated
Assets
and
tPlants
Sheet,
Sept.
■1
1
'
*
and U.
1940
Total
8,524,428
Accounts receivable
assets
Government
Marketable
securities
38,807
products
Deferred
charges
*
taxes—estimated
1622,400
235,788
448,700
375,051
$1,661,190
$1,363,400
$1.41
$1.15
S.
income
share
per
1,181,967 shares of capital stock,
profits tax.—V. 153,
tlncludes $167,000 for U. S.
552,. V. 152, p. 3500.
p.
for
Account
earned
Months
9
Ended
Sept.
4,474,627
333,235
$73,144,782 $60,774,379
tNet
stock
Preferred
stock
Amort.
9,619,400
:
payable and accrued
Contract
advances
Capital
accounts
1940
1939
11,463
13,253
156,097
95,798
$48,227
$34,616
$527,093
$532,840
$48,227
$34,616
$527,093
$519,475
Net inc. before
3,934,830
2,433,236
$149,262
$95,045
23,160
20,594
charges..
131,232
Note—The
income
surplus
3,083,588
4,469,530
accrual
tax
4,112,456
4,112,456
14,284,033
—
12,141,419
Drl,577,474 Drl,577,474
stock
J,
have
been payable on
Honolulu Rapid Transit Co., Ltd.—40-Cent Dividend—
Directors
declared
have
a
payable Oct.
stock,
dividend
of
40
cents
per
share
31 to holders of record Oct.
on
24—V.
the
154,
•Portion
securities
the
and
other
paid
that
Income
Account, 12 Months Ended June 30, 1941
cost of sales, payrolls, taxes and oper¬
Discount from the redemption of first
Gross
mortgage
income
Fixed interest,
Depreciation
on
33,317
bonds..J
22,199
$241,511
——
3%
Income interest,
$185,995
per annum on
3%
per
first mtge. bonds
first mtge. bonds—•
annum on
properties
39,627
39,069
.
.
133,002
V.
profit for year..<—
—
—
$29,813
state
for
would
1941 incomes of the company had not
income tax accrual
154, p. 656.
for first
of
latter
15,
of
to holders
15
dividend
which
25c.
is
of record Dec.
in
lieu
of
deferred
was
this
year
the
paid
were
Aug.
on
15
and
*3~0~422
*36>465
60,220
fi
'V 6,891
66,600
.
74,200
$697,076
$700,312
$726,825
22.05c
19.90c
10.74c
tExclusive of losses
treasury stock
capital
sales
on
earnings
$45,571
4,704,727
$4,750,298
$15,000
4,257
547,600
-
...
3,464,241
' 695,929
697,076
Drll,489
$14
income
stock
Dr5,621
Total
$5,144,170
•Represented
shares
by
shares
having
(1,900 in 1940).—V.
dividends
30,
94,323
153,
par
a
value
of
$1.
$4,750,298
fCost
of
800
552.
p.
Machine
Corp.
(&
of
Cash
$1,844,151.
On
for
provision
•Net
Sept.
Earnings
after U.
S.
share of
per
•After
foreign
taxes.
fProvision
tThe
net
income
income
and
excess
estimated
in
nine
of
tax
months
net
income
shares
of
154,
p.
of
of
for
1940
H$7.14
as
so
profits tax
the
found
amended
that
nine
estimated
amount
later
estimated
the
common
excess
for
the
was
1940)
the
S.
after
taxes;
report
reducing
U.
report
$6,011,779
profits
that
profits
excess
the
$8,958,779
t6,413,779
stock
for
published
showed
the
taxes
it
for
to
in
U.
S.
and
excess
be
nine
months
flOn
1941
$402,000,
of
1940
Canadian
to
(under
applicable
make
making
$6,413,779.
shares
to
1940
Sept.
of
common
432.
been
sold
at
the closing
and
accrual of 1940 excess profits tax and restora¬
reserve), making earned surplus $1,033,145.
preferred stockholders of $94,323 and to common
of
to
and writing off $80,000 of Lake Pcigneur oil
reduced earned surplus to $625,785 at Sept. 30,
$233,035,
development expense,
U.
S.
does
30, 1941, liquid assets (including cash of $1,684,171 and
savings bonds of $50,000) amounted to $1,845,151.
This
inventories of surphur oil, or material and supplies.
Sept.
defense
include
not
V.
(including
liabilities
153,
and
taxes
severance
market quotations
for
provision
of
royalties
current
$63,140)
taxes
amounted
to
of
$36,559,
$183,650.—
991.
p.
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
: ''V
September—
from railway
Net
from
Net
ry.
from
ry.
61,257
93,084
61,160
1,644,275
870,135
524,482
2,063,256
1,691,143
1,114,928
806,685
731,823
491,830
V,;:
■
income
335.
1938
$202,383
99,371
\
1,848,305
1,023,654
632,952
railway...
p.
1939
$243,087
143,309
•
railway—
oper.
154,
1940
$192,161
105,829
income
1—
Jan.
from
-
1941
$220,349
123,941
70,052
railway
oper.
From
12
Sept.
Ended
Months
30—
1941
•Operating revenues—electric
——1
Maintenance
Provision
87,340
——__
568,969
603,088
15,943
26,369
h-f;" 188,000
—
188,000
_
Provision for Federal
Other taxes
$1,421,083
82,063
retirement of fixed capital
income taxes—.
for
1940
$1,956,415
.———
Operating expenses ——
Electricity purchased for resale
21,161
—
271,814
210,665
$829,625
————
Operating income
Other
on
(net)
income
Gross
Interest
income
on
associated
$284,461
2
34
$829,627
$284,494
705,878
725,099
33,457
34,539
6,805
31,969
26,887
—__1,810
4,601
$49,708
t$516,447
—
Sept. 30,
on
;
of
debt
on
debt
...—______
—
long-term
companies)
assumed
Interest
30,
153, p. 1132.
1941
(the over
Amortization
1941, the net assets value of the 490,473 shares of
common stock outstanding in the hands of the public was $4,746,294,
or
approximately $9.67 per share, after providing for all estimated
taxes to Sept. 30, 1941, after deducting the reserve of $727,019 for
mining venture losses and after providing for Federal income tax of
$112,200 (but not Federal excess profits tax) which would have been
payable in 1942 on unrealized appreciation of listed securities if such
1941.—V.
in
$86,559
an
the
§On
International Mining Corp.—Asset Value—
At
of
profits taxes
and
necessary
898,178
of
excessive
by
stock.
amounted
months
was
tax
taxes
current
Lexington Water Power Co.—Earnings—
$13,217,217
17,116,217
§$7.54
and Canadian
common
1940
deducting $2,310,926 in 1941 and $1,479,455 in 1940 blocked
profits,
but
before
providing for U.
S.
Federal
and
$2,384,300.
to
1941
net
Canadian
as
30—
earnings
Net income
30,
contingency
a
stockholders
—V.
Ended
Months
Sept.
cash bf
$1,684,171)
1940,
they
amounted
to
1940),
dividends
Net
Subs.)-
Earnings—
9
233,038
(including
assets
amounted to $63,140 in 1941 and $411,009 in 1940.
Joseph Mullen, President, states:
In addition to net earnings for the period, we increased our surplus
in
Net
Business
98.948
.
233,036
liquid
1941,
(including
$76,982
Gross
International
181,000
$662,071
596,200
3,891,261
operating
45,200
-$280,951
;
$274,337 in 1940), severance taxes and royalties of $86,559 in 1941 and
Current
reserve
surplus
tTreasury
in-
State
1941.
$5,144,170
stock
Capital
and
profits tax
(including cash of $1,219,371).
This does not include
of sulphur, oil, or material and supplies.
Current liabili¬
tion
16,417
^
brokers
•Capital
Federal
$843,071
&
dividends
Sept.
by $173,241
1940
5,062,986
—
brokers
security tax
estimated
1940
$326,151
assets
to
of
30
1941
.
_
to
.
last.—
$2,431,165
surplus.
Liabilities—'
Social
working
15,
amounted
At
Due
Feb.
1941
taxes and excess
come
ties
Total
normally
Sulphur Co., Inc.—Earnings—
after
for
Provision
On
$64,766
from
Company
conserve'
on
Sept. 30—
deprec. of fixed
deplet. of sulphur & oil domes
Preferred
Cash
Due
1.
dividend
to
543.
552,
earnings
Common
22.41c
to
of
months
18 declared two dividends of 25c. per share each
stock, one payable Nov. 15 to holders of record Oct. 31,
the
pp.
729,644
inc.,
canceled
8
■.
153,
$78,272
$695,929
securities had
Net
the
accruals
which
capital.
Taxes
ating expense ——
—
Other income from store rentals, concessions and misc. inc.
in
tax
taxes
31%.—V.
payable Dec.
May
on
674,708
share
charged
stock.—V.
Income after deduct,
included
income
income
Oct.
on
common
the
$128,668
*21,034
Investments
943,087
Inc.—Earnings—
taxes,
Federal
the
estimated
(Byron) Jackson Co.—To Pay Common Dividends—
Directors
on
656,239
Assets—
revised
Hotel Syracuse,
income
and
the
of Federal
in lieu
$131,479
....
oper.
per
adjustment
582.
of
1940
1940 and
is at the rate of
1941
Cr820
Sept. 30
$73,144,782 $60,774,379
.
.
for
represents
1941,
purposes.
lieu
in
and
646,686
56,150
Undistrib.
4,502,937
•Represented by 1,355,668 no-par shares.
fAfter depreciation re¬
serve of $23,002,883
in 1941 and $20,066,161 in 1940.
tlncludes 8,706
shares preferred and 38,958 shares common.—V. 154, p. 750.
common
charge
161
stk. tax
37,612
10,431,020
Earned surplus
p.
comparative
•Restated for
$125,606
surplus
cap.
debits
Earnings
131,232
,
(estimated)
—
Total
13,365
income
Net
16,613
9,344,123
69,486
dividend
^Treasury
special
charges
Special
1938
$154,639
Dividends
9,619,400
10,724,421
credits
taxes
Reserves
150,225
deductions—
&
Jefferson Lake
19,781
on
Income
$16,945,850 $16,945,850
Accounts
Preferred
679,127
150,000
1
12,500
Gross
•Common
Federal
519,700
12,500
43,308
debt
9 Mos. End.
$145,387
profit
Refund
Liabilities—
Deferred
$1,457,990
43.308
other fund,
30
' ;
expenses
Undistributed
Total
-
$1,352,889
mtge. bonds
Net
38.807
147,327
5,975,567
5,074,361
357,508
supplies
Finished
$103,676
on
196,524
depreciation and obsolescence
Expenses
83,.?93
147,327
8,707,302
security
and
Materials
31,064
$115,498
—
17,057
63.367
—
securities
Investment
3,151
earnings—
net
on
$2,170,763
167,472
1941
4,927,080
109,766
:
;
States
2,486
$1,420,295
37,694
12,384
Comparative Balance Sheet, Sept.
5,000,000
414,500
$113,012
Int.
Net
1940
18,817,102
!"
■t
earnings.
Other income
Charge
$2,158,379
$2,899,762
.—
•>:
1941
5,000,000
—-
United
30 f
23,969,990
-
Cash
Other
■
$21,151,926 $20,960,284
property.
Goodwill
40,000
the benefit for income tax purposes of the deduction of discount,
premium, .etc., applicable to bonds refunded in 1940.
The cor¬
responding credit has been applied in reduction of the unamortized
balance of discount, call premium, etc., on the bonds refunded in 1940.
15,465
income
expense
Income
$980,462
$2.54
$1,592,858
$3.01
dividends
of $3,998,554 in 1941 and
$2,637,915 in 1940.
tBased on Revenue Act of 1941 and including
$6,260,397.
fOn 1,316,710 shares of common stock.
"
^ :
•After
retire
operat.
inventories
fEarnings per share, common
taxes
taxes
Net
Insuranshares Certificates, Inc.—Earnings—
17,942
20,655
$4,356,632
393,696
—
on
115,625
45,086
2,901,498
t8.837.151f
■
earnings
Dividends on preferred stock
Dividends
$25,791,499
$2,884,297
and bond
Previous oper.
Net
30—
Sept.
miscellaneous
income
Interest
275,290)
tax
Other deductions
1,895,088
251,350
inc.
had
141,711
i
stock tax
income
$4,361,055
1,948,396
11,950
138,569
$26,402,941
income
and
Dividends
♦
139,790
income, without deduction for depletion.
excess
41,622
•1941—12Mos—• 1940
26,550
Fed.
&
stated
amount was paid on
paid on Feb. 15,
—
Total income
Federal
85,105
335.
Provision for
was
$13,489,727
income
Federal capital
1941—Month—1940
call
and Holland)
1941
1940
$58,940,341 $37,318,441
13,448,105
6,521,965
.
11
Del.—Earnings—
$4,544,908
1940
England
operations
1940, includes
725,159
1,923,647
p.
1940, includes,
Ltd., of $5,066.
$357,643
158,067
42,382
Arizona
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Canada,
Ended
sales of
•Profit
foregoing
153,740
operat.
Dividends
Subsidiaries in
Sept. 30—
(Including
German
The
$378,388
1,977,292
•Earnings
Hercules Powder Co., Inc.
Months
in
earnings.
94,861
87,212
'908,141
;
42,981
154,
for
Operat. exp. and maint.
74,583
206,687
aid of construction
;
$150,075
in 1940)
for nine months.
($22,863
14,425,000
2,130,327
•On
9
5,250,000
2,074,180
-V.
$314,294
$21,570
($68,419 in 1940)
Period End. Aug. 31—
Gross
234,018
liabilities
Interest
2857.
p.
$64,642
of
647
14,425,000
83,721
:
$60,227
depreciation
Iowa Southern Utilities Co. of
946,693
Corporate surplus
9
share
liquidating dividend of $8 a share on the
a
capital stock payable Oct. 31.
Like
last, and liquidating dividend of $12
par
May
declared
have
$114,968
..._
Net earnings for the nine months ended Sept. 30,
net loss of Intertype, Ltd., of $21,154.—V. 154, p. 694.
Provision
Reserves
Operating
25
79,000
■
100,000
Net earnings for the three months ended Sept. 30,
10,517
$1,054,900
Accrued interest
Total
,
in
taxes
Dividends
of
210,000
(3j
Other
5,250,000
Total
: Hawaiian Sugar Co.—Liquidating Dividend—
Directors
(2)
20,742
$1,054,900
i
stock
the
dividend
a
34,000
——
.
for
and
Int.
stock
15 to holders of record Nov. 1. This will
dividend paid in some time.—V. 151, p. 3890.
declared
n-
85,000
35,000
net profit of Intertype,
State
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co.—Earnings—
have
$229,075
'
$168,692
non-recurring income from partial recovery of
subsidiary previously written down to $1.
statement of
1941
earnings
does not
any profit or loss relating to investment in and advance to
Intertype, Ltd., British subsidiary.
194,717
debt
Consumers' deposits
are
stock, payable Nov.
common
$624,294
taxes—'— V '
Notes—(1)
896,731
and expenses
Long-term
Harnischfeger Corp.—25-Cent Dividend—
Directors
v
$94,227
$1,030,860
862,169
$29,958
investment
$26,402,941 $25,791,499
Common
838.
p.
60,384
$234,968
.
—
,
include
89,437
Liabilities-
by the Revenue Act of 1941.—
conform to rates imposed
to
153,
the
for
taxes
$1,540,000
1,358,883
$1.03
1,358,283
$1.28
1,358,883
$0.39
stock—
common
$1,874,400
$601,000
$574,400
(est.)
tlncludes
6,631
717
debits
Preferred
Other
deprec.t
depl., taxes, etc.
!
20,064
Total
Contributions
Net
178,214
provisiok
429,048
general
Other current liabilities
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co. (&
Period Ended Sept. 30—
$546,080
20,831
$1,687,921
785,822
railway operating income
railway
$73,396
16,919
conting
months
131,645
1
supplies
Unamortized debt discount
Deferred
$2,121,743
railway—
Net
'
1939
$218,048
net—
for
for
415,518
Special deposits
1940
259,026
income
•After
$22,520,885 $21,479,827
2,580,019
2,216,033
Fixed capital
Cash
Prepayments
1941
~
251,662
.
1940
1941
Assets—
Investments,
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.- -Earnings—
■
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$332,421
exps.
)4et earnings
$2,602,894
$1,205,854
income'
$1,494,320
559,461
income,
three
All. Fed. &.local taxes
1938
830,092
railway—
Profit
Reserve
1940
1941
maint. & retire¬
ment or depreciation.
the
$2,523,419
railway.-—
Net
1941—3 Mos.—1940,
$469,710
$1,292,593
746,514
adm.
gen.
Total
$2,964,320
revenues
Other
September—
5,
'i—__
&
Other
1937.—V. 151, p. 2194.
12 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
1939
cum.
Nov.
"
Interest
1940
dividend of $1,25 per share on account
a
5%
record
Intertype Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
this issue was made
on
Grand Trunk Western RR.- —Earnings—
1941
of
May 15 and Feb.
account
preferred stock, payable Dec. 1 to holders
6 %
Last
1.
Nov.
Oper.,
•
holders
to
Provision
Gross
on
the
on
pref. stock, par $100, payable Nov.
Like amount was paid on Aug. 15,
15, last, Nov. 15, Aug. 15 and May 15, 1940; $2 paid
on Feb.
15, 1940; $1.25 on Nov. 15, and on Aug. 15, 1939; $2 on May
15, 1939, and $1.25 on Feb. 15, 1939.— V. 154, p. 432.
15,
Sell.
Indianapolis Water Co.—Earnings—
paid on Sept.
25c.
•.
record
'
holders of record
preceding quarter^,
3, June 1 an<f
to
accumulations
of
$1.50 per
share
per
with 25c. paid in the three
18,
1940.—V.
1,
of
payable Nov.*
value,
par
This compares
Nov.
dividend
;
dividend
a
Directors have declared
of
15 to holders
on this issue
154, p. 750.
declared
have
stock,
common
account
on
payable
accumulations
of
accounts, $71,493; sundry credits, $741; first mortgage bonds, due Aug.
1, 1955, $1,317,300; capital stock, $1,389,438; earned surplus, $31,897;
capital surplus, $51,686; total, $2,909,332.—V. 145, 3657.
Hunt Bros. Packing Co.—Preferred Dividend—
Gossard Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
(The H. W.)
directors
share
per
quarterly
regular
a
share was distributed.—V.
The
$1.50
$6
This
3.
Nov.
July
of
dividend
a
preferred stock payable Nov.
will be the first dividend paid
the
on
Liabilities—Accounts
The directors have declared
Pejlod End. Sept. 30—
profits
Steel Castings Corp.—To Pay Preferred Div.
General
International Rys. of Central America—Pref. Dividend
receivable
cash sinking fund for redemption
•Gross
*
-
,
|
-J;
'
banks,
bonds, $98,598; property accounts (less reserve for depreciation of
$739,752), $2,652,522; prepaid expenses, $48,035; sundry debits, $55;
total, $2,909,332.
;
April, July and October. Accordingly, unless circumstances change, the
company says there will be no dividend paid in Dec., 1942.
December
dividends having been started in 1936 because of the necessities of the
undistributed earnings tax which is no longer in effect.
The current declaration brings the total payments for this year to
$1.40, against $1.85 paid in 1940.—V. 154, p. 655.
in
inventories, $37,220;
of
another dividend, payable in Jan., 1942, thus reestablishing.
custom of paying dividends when declared in January,
former
hand
on
(net); $18,701;
25.
previous payment was of the same amount, Oct.
Directors will consider at their next meeting,
of declaring
;
declared
24
stock, payable Dec. 20 to holders of record Nov. 14.
common
the
'
Oct.
on
797
debt
discount
(excl.
and
interest—
to
Net
income
income
...
•Including $51,036
from
an
associated
—
associated companies
Other interest charges.^
Miscellaneous
debt
expense..
to
'iqq
deductions
.
9^715
in current period and $14,409 in previous period
tLoss.
ocmpany.
provision has been considered necessary for Federal excess
profits tax for either of the periods covered by this statement
V. 153, p. 1133; V. 152, p. 4127.
Note—No
—
Fund—Dividend—
Knickerbocker
>
^
v
Company Informs us that a distribution of eight cents per share was
declared payable Nov. 20, 1941, to holders of record Oct. .31, 1941,—
V.
153, p.
'v.;'
398.
sales
Net
operations
of
Cost
Charles
Corp.-«-New Director-—,
engineers, has been elected a director
to announcement on Oct. 24 by Oliver
of Directors.—V. 154, p. 246.
agement
according
of
Jordan & Harrison, Inc., man¬
of Stevepson,
Stevenson
R.
t
V
Net
"■
a
Cash'
——
—-r—-
Loblaw Groceterias Co.,
regular
the
to
"
B common stock, all
Similar amounts were
and
A
class
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Lone Star Cement Corp.
shipping
(excl.
ueprec. & depletion)&
Sell.
admin,
&
4.625,772
3,438,349
731,510
697,608
2,108,140
$2,092,087
$8,200,742
$5,498,471
Deposits
$718,394;•?
($1
116,270
75,857
308,235
—
—
v'.'.
par).,
2,025
404,499
$8,508,976
$5,692,257
$687,372'
—"$718,394
———-r
994.
p.
.
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp,—75-Cent Dividend—
income
Total
for
Prov.
and
fran¬
1,580,244
3,028,999
1,048,103
650,990
679,336
1,959,186
1,951,645
V.
(includ¬
for doubt-
prov.
153,
994.
p.
263,216
144,414
612,433
404,425
$974,346
$916,473
$2,908,358
$2,288,083
Miller
in
public
profit
months
966,607
$2.37
848,597
$0.95
$3.07
$1.03
for
provision
the
in
—.
the
for
taxes
first
nine
estimated Federal income
for the first nine
and excess profits
provision of the Revenue Act of 1941.
'v 7'-'4iCS ?,
and excess profits taxes as compared with $591,619
months of 1940.
The estimates for Federal income
1941 are based upon the
taxes for
154,
433.
p.
Production
Period End.
of
Cost
September amounted to $472,262 from 57,224 tons
with production ..of $456,511 from 55,246 for
preceding quarter, and $320,681 from 39,161 for the correspond¬
inil'led.
This
expenses
3,165,841
115,681
379,449
profit from
$1,906,737
$1,390,417
$2,229,760
688
oper.
earned
225
—
12,161
income-
_?
:
"
1.671
report
a
Income
for
Prov.
.37,492
579,015
profits taxes-
$2,257,071
1,303,206
410,879
405,000
626,761
,
56,658
61,949
$917,982
$964,440
$2,022,260
$1,568,361
Mengel Co,—Earnings—,
Net
Cost of sales,
Depreciation
&c.
includes
statement
above
Note—The
and Canadian
domestic
sidiaries.
,
,800,522
91,734
83,529
46,442
38,188
*328,000
profit
$102,685
Cr77
Cr4,128,
Crl4,017
25,671
Cr32,009
In
1941.
153,
—v.
the
of
case
Net Sales
Gross
<
sub¬
Net
sales
•
■
.
.v.,
.
tax
'
'
(Minn.)
* '
—
(& Su^s,)-f-
v
lower
$1,738,392
Selling, administrative and
$3,583,880
put
476,599
—
1,297,752
out
general expense—-
Net
■
;
,
Bookings
3rd
quarter
quarter
3rd
1941
1941?w-,-~-wr?;-'-.-1940
153, p. 1134.
Merchants
-
Total
to
$7,405,000
4,795,000
3,037,000
oper.
From
Jan.
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
p.
-
-
railway
income
336.
mortgage
income
mtge.
bonds
126,189
—
./
'
419s286
fund
sinking
36,770
988,800
416,934
233,462
'•
298,300
'' .•? ?
1,002,954
419,312
257,314
-
'
''
<
"'
force
prior to that date.
signed by the two recent
has
Co.'—Year-End Dividend— / '
..
appeal
from
erred
its
in
of
course
;
,
Democratic
ap¬
procedure
in
this
Ended
Months
Sept.
f
'
?\
$924,201
profit before taxes—
for Federal-taxes.-^
t
—
439,869,
Net profit
af>er taxes
:——
$484,341
stock———$0.57
"Earnings per share of common
■
.
In
845,752
shares of common
stock, $5 par,
regarding
results
started
a
of
diversification
of
a
return
;
to
the
original
rate
schedule
on
<?;
Jan.
►
return
of
all
or
part
of
it
;J
rate-payers.
to
The commission made it optional for the company to restore higher
; •
large .industrial concerns, prior* to
charged
placed
them
in
lower brackets.—V.
?'•' ;
154;
.
the
p. ; 356, ?
1939
•
order
•—.
which
"
Av
V?
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.—60-Cerit
Dividend—4
;v
- ■
'V
/''
i"
-;?*•
dividend of 60c. per share on the co»mon
payable Dec, 1 to holders of record Nov, 15.
This compares
•"with 50c. paid on Sept. 2 and June 2, last, and 40"c. pdid on March 3 "
last.
See also V. 149, p. 3751, for, record of .-previous dividend pay¬
ments.—V. 154, p. 753. "•;..■•'?? ''-V
^
^
v. ■?■•■«.*.'.■■• •. ►?:' •.
.
'
i,
■
Directors have declared a
stock,
New York Telephone Co.4-Number of Calls
attained
during
September
when
the
average
figure
company
-
rose
to
»
14,011,000 calls for each business day.VAt the end Of September there
'were approximately 2,971,000 telephones in-sendee: - ,
? "
' •
$0.50
...
Higher—
The-highest daily average of calls ever handled by the
was
$423;272
corporation's "business which was
'
'. •
>
"Pespite the'" fact that sales value of automotive passenger car
products shipped by the corporation Increased
approximately 19'/o
in the past fiscal year," he said, "the percentage of automotive pas-.
.'
????
v:
•
$595,207
,171,935
'* '
V ?"?
making his report to the stockholders Mr... Harper pointed out
"On
taken by the com¬
surrounding towns which
for-reasons not stated in
/; the findings:-It also set Nov. 12 as the date for a further hearing
on the company's rates, and directed it to continue impounding excess
revenue
gained through- the'1939 increase pending'a final order
",
'
be
,1940
1941,
30—
to
;l next: in New Haven and nine of the 10
the company serves, Orange being excluded
18 declared a year-end
Motor Wheel Corp^-Earnings—
3
Gross
the order was expected
; adverse finding.
???
The order directed
—
,
59,326
1,025,654
469,657
in
finding,
commission
-v
$150,450
80,870
47,321
Ordered Reduced—
into force" because the commission had approved the boost with¬
a
public hearing at which consumers were represented.'
a
dissenting memorandum, Chairman Joseph P. Alsop, Repub¬
An
Cr291,290
Crl53,154
—„
——
net
dividend of $1.50 per share
on the common stock,
payable pec. 1 to holders of record Nov. io.
Dividends of 50c. were paid on Sept, 2, June 2, , and on March 16,
last; year-end dividend of $1.50 was paid on Pec. 14, 1940, and regular
quarterly dividends of 50c. per share were previously distributed. > A
year-end dividend of $L5Q was paid on Pec. 15, J939.—V. 153, p, 553.
1938
$146,744
72,072
Coi—Rates
pany.
At "a recent hearing, held after the case was reopened on petitipn by the City of New Haven and by direction of Governor Hurley.
both the company and the city announced they would appeal any
.;
1939
schedule
majority
the
"If
595,900
150,000
and excess profits taxes-
Provision
?
s
I am as anxious as anybody to be corrected, although I'am
at the present time convinced that no such error has been committed."
>..«
bonds purch, and tendered
Monsanto Chemical
the
1,059,142
492,459
314,984
income
inc.
Directors on Oct.
Div.—
1—
railway...
oper.
154,
income—
104,752
79,743
$123,746
58,044
$168,318
railway
Net ry.
Net
—
railway
from
from
$2,377,509
In
rates
paid on Nov. 1, 1940, and
1940.—V. 152, p. 990.
1940
597,614
lican holdover from the commission which granted the increase, said:
91,382
,
$1,163,443 $1,653,614
$252,939 and for the nine
months period of $851,314, and depletion of $9,736 for the quarter and
$239,746 for the nine months' period on account of timber cut from
company lands has been credited to timber and timberland account
of the company.
To the extent, during the period, timber-cut from
company lands is consumed in operations, depletion is reflected in
the item of cost of sales.—V. 152, p. 2862.
??>,,?* ; ' v?d
Midland Valley RR.—EarningsGross
l_r
income^*——
"Includes depreciation for the quarter of
$6,315,000
4,610,000
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse Co.~-80-Cent
1941
on
Consilidated
Directors have declared a dividend of 80c. per share on the common
stock, payable Nov. 1 to holders of record Oct. 21.
This compares with
Net
$2,286,128
1
declared a dividend of $2 per share on account of
the 7tV preferred stock, payable Nov. 1 to holders
of record Oct. 22.
Dividend of $1 was paid on Sept. 8, last, and
dividends of 60 cents were paid on Aug, I, last, and on Dec, 28 and
NOV. 1, 1940.—V. 154, P. 247.
September—
on
Provision for
Gain
Directors have
accumulations on
paid on May 1 and Feb. 1, last; 80c.
dividend of 4pc, paid on Aug. I and May 1,
income
Interest
Refrigerating Co.—Accumulated Dividend
>40c.
$676,466
matter,
of Quarter
3,659,000
quarter
—V.
(net)—
$1,261,792
24,686
$1,286,479
operations
'
Unfilled
Orders End
■*:
2nd
on
.a
'''--v
•
profit
income
Other
rate
The
orders at
relatively small."
are
""
•
1940'
'
■
pointees of Governor Hurley and the 1941 Legislature, Clyde O. Fisher
and Joseph P. O'Connell, held that the 1939 increase "was unlawfully
4,273,860? 12,001,900
profit on sales
Gross
booked continued to expand during the
the close of the quarter were at record
levels.
Included therein was approximately $1,400,000 for direct de¬
fense items, a substantial portion of which was booked in September
and consists principally of wood containers for munitions and materiel.
./"The eventual effect of emergency restrictions on future operations
cannot
yet be determined.
However, our requirements of strategic
material
•
bulletins and posters.$733,738
"660.113
„
New Haven Water
t
3 Months
9 Months
$6,012,252 $15,585,780
President, states:
Unfilled
'
1941
;
signs,
Sub.)—
(&
:V?;•
By a two-to-one decision, the Massachusetts State Public Utilities
Commission on Oct. 20 ordered the company, which put into effect
a
rate increase of $125,000 a year on Nov. 1, 1939, to return to the
i-
,
■'*,
102,685
shipments and orders
"Both
quarter.
from
Deductions
•
Voit,
A.
Alvin
April 30—
revenue
Ltd.
Canada,
^
is
provision
:• ;
sales
"Cost Of
"190,563
the
??;;■-./ ,??■?•.
v>.
■
& Ontario Paper Co.,
Minnesota
$40,000 for prior period.
provision of
tax
special
"After
■
Period End. Sept. 30,1941—
$398,411
4.269,650
2,756,692
r—
Western
,
subsidiary
Canadian
the
_
Net Profit
$5,316,541
quarter 1941
2nd quarter 1941
3rd quarter 1940
'
Canadian War Tax Act and the Excess Profits Tax Act.
994.
p.
; \.
profit for the current quarter with previous
3rd
of
Products
Earnings- vy
,
:
,,
based upon the
! $65,115 loss $17,526
for excess profits taxes.
Comparison of sales and
periods is as follows:
1940
English
.
$137,000
"Including
$23,113
income and excess
provided for Federal
been
"
items
taxes.
income
has
*
34.615
35,064
($27,348
•
,939,251
2,099,877
v : $161,549
charged—22,564
—
1938
$2,334,104
Cr 14,907
and Swedish subsidiaries for the nine
Net profit
$73,625
$78,852
months ended Sept.
30, 1941, are not included In the accompanying
Preference dividends
10,950
- 10,800
statement.
Net sales for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1941, include
Ordinary dividends. ——:
—'
39,902
32,902
$74,025 by-the company and its domestic and Canadian subsidiaries
"Direct costs, including maintenance, $393,029;; interest on purchase
to the English and Swedish subsidiaries; $25,332 of this amount applies
to the three months ended Sept. 30, 1941.
Dollar remittances are being (money obligation, $1,138; provision for amortization of signs, $195,459;
/ provision for Dominion and Provincial income and'excess profits taxes,
currently received covering such sales.
V. $65,000;
provision for amortization of territorial and patent rights,
As of Sept. 30, 1941, the investment in and the net advances to the
?.
$4,500; provision for depreciation of investment, $988.'s
'?•?'• ?'/
English and Swedish subsidiaries of the company and its domestic and
Canadian subsidiaries were as follows:
The English subsidiary, $44,562,
Consolidated Balance Sheet, April 30, 1941
and the Swedish subsidiary, $19,882.
' ,:,v?V? ,' ?
: ~ ' r ?
?r? Assets—Cash on hand and in bank, $6,276;? accounts receivable,
Since the Revenue Act of 1941 requires the deduction of excess
$75,684; City of Vancouver bonds, $2,686; prepaid expenses, $13,015;
profits taxes before computing normal income taxes, the company has
j investment
in Dispensers,? Ltd-,;, $12,128; sinking fund cash. $3,902; •
changed the policy announced in its annual report for 1940, and Jn
?? fixed assets (net), $668,414; other assets, $24,354; total, $806,457. ■ • 1
the accompanying interim report has made provision for excess profits
v
Liabilities—Accounts ■ payable.
$44,740;" deferred accounts payable,
taxes for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1941; no deduction was made
$15 630;
bank loan, $64,000; dividend payable, $5,295; provision for
for excess profits taxes in the interim report for the nine months ended
taxes,
$70,812;
purchase
money
obligation payable Feb.
1,
1942,
Sept. 30, 1940.
The provision for Federal income and excess profits
$10,163; deferred credits to operations, $17,289; reserves, $60,348; 6%
taxes for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1941, shpwn in the accom¬
cumulative preference shares
(par $50), $176,500;
Ordinary shares
panying statement represents an estimate based upon the rates under
the Revenue Act of 1941 which would be applicable to the earnings ?; (54.836 shares no par), $85,630; general reserve, $95,650; earned sur¬
for this period upon the basis of estimated earnings for the full year
plus, $152,983; capital surplus, $7,418; total, $806,457.—V. 153, p. 401.
the
of
Operations
,
1939
43,439
31,873
—
for
Net
exp.-
$398,411
met)
Prov.
$5,316,541.
4,429,608
93,317
1
'
'
1940
$2,756,692
2,482,231
84,810
70,342
28,872
sales
Depletion
Interest charges
Miscel.
P. & h.
'
* •
1941
End. Sept. 30—
3 Mos.
accrual
Years End.
for period
Net income
47,574
Cr225
.
taxes
and
Neon
30,627
.
^.
1939
881,079
17,589
deductions
Other
•
40,506
.???—
debt
for the period inasmuch as losses incurred in the years
permitted under the Revenue Act to be carried forward
and applied against earnings in the year 1941, indicate that no tax
liability will be involved.—V. 151, p. 3404.
'
.
;
• •
.
?
profits
'
;
';-$5,319
(Loss.
v.:/ 24,862
:
.
Drl51
•>
$201,830 '
.___T
$5,471
7.825
t
,
funded
96,035
.if
$194,005
notes purchased for retirement?.:?—.e .'■?;.*•
Note—No
and
capital stock taxes—
for
est.
Federal
Prov.
excess
?
—
income
Net
-
K
-
last year.
•
^
covering operations at the mine for the third quarter
of
this year, J.
P. Norrie, Vice-President, states:
v ;<■;? :J
"The shaft has been completed to 1,405 feet with a loading pocket
at the i,200-foot level.
Crosscuts are now approaching the ore zone
on the
900 and 1,200-foot levels.
Development work on the 175, 300,
425 and 575-foot levels has been in ore of good width and grade.
"Surface diamond drilling,
beginning at a point 2,200 feet west
of the shaft, in 16 consecutive drill holes cut a new ore zone con¬
taining in excess of 6,000 tons per vertical foot or better than $10
grade to the 350-foot level.
Two diamond drills are still employed in
the extension of
the zone further west.
:
"It is planned to Sink a new five compartment shaft to the 1,200foot level to develop the new ore zone.
A plant for this purpose is
■now
on
the property.
.. ' : :
: •
>
?■:???■, '■;?
"A haulage drift is
now being driven on the 1,200-foot level of
the mine to connect with the proposed shaft.
"The mill treated 57,224 tons of ore, producing $472,262.36.
•Extraction was better than 957o."
In
income
on
on
2.448
$4,263,204
15,304
$1,405,946
$1,919,586
Income
Gross
8101,506
101.382
-.
operations.——l^_i—..
(net)—
"Includes depreciation
Miscellaneous
compares
$295,387
sales..—.
'"
Total
Gain
317.293
$4,224,141
__
945,943
8,108.068
11,574,696
4,662,124
145,216
operating
income
Interest
$6,714,077
and
sold
1940
$1,047,449
1,203,635
——_
profit on
profit, on
Other
1941—3 Mos.—1940
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$4,672,140 $16,178,286 $10,655,122
Sept. 30—
goods
Depreciation
of
period
ing
Net
Subs.)—
.
sales—
Gross
•
'
$1,499,022
——
——
of
:; "
sales
Net
Interest
quarter period covering
Malartic Gold Fields for the
at
Regulator 'Co.
L.327.701
.
1941
Sept. 30—
Selling, general and administrative expense.
August and
July,
sales
"Cost
initial dividend of 25 cents per share
payable Dec. 5 to .holders of -record
;
'
an
preferred stock,
p. 434.
154,
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Net
Ltd.—Operations—
Malartic Gold Fields,
the
National Pole & Treating Co.- -Earnings—
Preferred Dividend— '
Earnings—
representing
$2,491,128,
Is
1941
of
966,607
948,597
'■
share-
per
M
Note—Included
—V.
declared
have
prior
25—V.
Nov,
period
of
end
the
on
1,334,698
1,334,698
•
$$802,290
$1,127,824
1,327,701
com.
9 Mos. End.
i
■
t$326,617
'stocks;
of
—V., 154, p. ,545,
at
of
hands
Net
:——
outstanding
Shares
'
■
Hart, Inc.—Initial
&
Directors
profit
'
s
to holders of record Nov. 3."
1
Net
conting.)
&
accts.
Net
;
dividend of 75c. per share on the common
a
This compares with
40c. paid on June 2, last, and on Dec. 2 and on June 1, 1940; 35c. paid
on Dec.
1, 1939; 25c. paid on June 1, 1939; 35c. on Dec. 1,1938; 25c.
on June
1, 1938; $1 on Dec. 1, 1937, and 50c.-paid on June 1. 1937.—
charges
ing
iul
427,721
depreciation
depletion
Miscel.
Directors have declared
stock, payable Dec.
&c.——
taxes,
for
and
taxes,
inc.
stock
cap.
chise
Prov.
——
y ■
Earns.-per share—'
$0.25
$0.25
$0.84 *
$0.60";
v'"After charges and Federal income and excess profits taxes. V.v,;
tlnclliding, ,the adjusted consolidated net-, income • of Compressed
Industrial Gases, Inc., and its domestic subsidiary, prior to the merger
on Aug.. 31, 1940,, the combined 1940 third quarter-income, which in-?
ciiided $82,000 more income from investments'than the third quarter
of 1941, was $398,337 after taxes or 30 cents''per share,
" ? ■
tlncluding the adjusted consolidated net income of Compressed In¬
dustrial Gases, Inc.,
prior to merger, the combined income for,, the '
nine months of 1940 after taxes was $1,043,038 or 79 cents per share.
i
25,461
."
income-—$340,941
Shafes
,194,178
402,246
183,473
,
Hr
.?
.
"Net
8.000
?
,^<<'j'/^I2,316'
.j
582, \
p.
(Including Domestic Subsidiaries)...'
; -V Period End. Sept.30— > ?i>i'-194m-3 Mos.—194(J v: -1941-^9 Mos.-?-1940 S
" 1,000 V
450.
_
surplus
153,
1939.—V. 154,
National Cylinder Gas Co.—Earnings—
,
•'.*
45,465 ?
50,455
.,KT:W.8,0.00.
,
193,786
$2,167,944
—V.
V,
13,829
13,503
-I-W
"21,500
stock
"
45,491
"
payable (non-current).
Capital
on
,$600
.
42,230
.
on
with 50c. paid on June 2, last; 60c. paid on Nov. 15, 1940; 50c.'
June 10, 1940; 25c. on Dec. 18, 1939, and 40c; paid on Oct. 20 and
pares
$687,372
•;
the common
27. 'This com¬
hqye .declared a-dividend of 75c; per share
stock/ par $1, payable Nov; 6 to holders of record Oct,
June 1,
expenses—taxes, etc.—
Reserve for moving expense....
Common
Directors
,
$600
Accrued
Deficit
Narragansett Racing Association, Inc.-^-75-Cent Div.—
J'.
payable-
payable—trade
by drivers
Total
$3,468,795
income—
Miscelianeous
>?;
on
,
...i 3,606
2,015,862
$3,352,525
expense.
profit
Operating
8.605,857
12,089,014
Accounts
«•<■?.
contracts
and
Reserves
$6,228,044 $22,397,896 $16,120,190
$8,709,807
'
Mfg.
projectiles and 40 M/M brass cartridge cases for the United
Ordnance Department.
He added that sufficient orders
hand to carry through at full production to the end of 1942.;
.;:r-"The general sales forecast for the coming year," Mr. Harper said;*
"indicates that-total sales volume on defense Jteihs will about Offset;.
the loss in sales due. to mandatory curtailment of the production of-i
passenger, pars."—V. 154, p. 336.
y v ;,
v;;
. 442,610
???■, ... 1
19,520? 16,411'
-
Liabilities-—-
Government trucks, the corporation has >.
time on a three-inch anti-aircraft pro¬
some
Navy
now
are
101,127?:? >C97.686
37.057.
;
Total
Notes
Account
1941—9 Mos.—1940
1941—3 Mos.—1940
Period End Sept.3Q—
Sales
Prepaid expenses
an extra
dividend of 12'/2C. per share in
quarterly dividend of 26c. per share on the
payable Dec. 1 to holders of
record Nov. 10.
paid on June 2, last, Dec. 2
and June 1, 1940; Dec. 1 and June 1, 1939; Dec. 1 and June 1, 1938,
and Dec. 1 and June 1, 1937.—V, 154, p. 433.
class
.
declared
have
Directors
'
for
aircraft,
Slates
-38,61
—
Long-term receivables and other amounts..—? 3,804
.
Land, bldgs., machinery & delivery equip., (neth 'r,1'; <38,071:%;
■Routes,' leases, etc
— i:
.
Ltd.—-Extra Dividend—
production
for the United States Army; Ordnance Department,
and in *
November .production, will start on a large 'volume of three-inch anti-
—.v__-__--_'_iiw~T>,>5.v";^:59,132?/;.v-^28,06Jj
Inventories
in
been
Sheet.'V'V-nJune28,'41 June29,'40
$58,728 i;:■/; ■ $61,939
(net)__i—————;'},■■>
receivable
Accounts
Dividend of 10c.
paid on Dec. 20,
stock, payable Oct. 31 to holders of record Oct. 15.
was paid on April 30,
last, and one of 12'/2c. was
1940.—V. 152. p. 3186.
1
addition
the common
dividend of 20c. per share on
of automotive truck
manufactured •by, the
while the percentage
other truck products
drums' for 'United ' States
...
Securities
declared
have
16,638
62,773
—1-—-^^;$13;i45V^,311'
profit;
Comparative Balance
Co,—20-Cent Dividend-—\
Lima Cord Sole & Heel
$95,715;
;
and
jectile
of this corporation,
H. Payne, Chairman
Assets—
Directors
n?*'** ^-rrr
45.8^,
to
hubs.v drums
corporation: accounted for 15.6'n of the Sales In the past fiscal year
as compared
to 8.8',$' In the previous year."
• i "
" .•
Commenting on production for National Defense, Mr. Harper pointed-;
out
that in addition to a
large volume of . wheels, hubs and braked
:Provision: for. income4
Board
the
T
operations—-,-.:—$112,048
Other deductions (net)———L—- ;V'26.l58 *
Depreciation -c.———-_T—68,553?"
from
•$>the Jotal! sales-jjoft the corporation -decreased
products
car*
•
54.9'/o
wheels,
,?
Profit
Liberty Aircraft Products
,
June 29r\40
$1,590,109
$1,497,849
1,478,051
1,402,135
June 28,'41
V.
Ended'—
Weeks
52
senger
from
Mid-Continent Laundries, Inc.—Earnings-
/
Tuesday, October 28,^1941
W
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
f HE COMMERCIAL &
798
-
;
During the
13,473,000 for
the
the year
number of years ago.
On
"
first, nine months of the year originating calls ayeraged
each business day.' V This compares with 12,990 000 for
1940 which was up by about 450,000 over 1939. -•
Monday,
Sept.
29,
two
days
before
the
Oct.
1
Federal
taxes became effective,, the number of calls was just under
actual total being 14,936,987 calls;
This iiT the
the
excise
15 000 000
highest
day's
Volmue
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 3999
154v
tAta^rever^h#neHedr ^BefcWeen-0,250,000 and 9,500,000,/calls- are now >> .of, .record .Noy. 1£. ^Dividend. of like amount was paid on Sept. 1,
being ^handled/ daily., in New York, City/./I*-; -.~'i fry1 / June;,2: and on .March 1, last; Dec. 1, Sept. 1, June 1 and March 1,
; 1940, and one of $1 wa,s paid on Dec. 1, 1939, this latter being the
•Out-of-town calls-originating from telephones served by the ;com-*<*
first dividend paid since March
1, 1938, when a regular quarterly
pany shoWn- an increaseof1 about ,10% over lastvyear;
For the first'
dividend of $1.25 per share was distributed.—V. 153, p. 699.
nine months of 19*1,. there v.were 122,60G;559 such calls, as compared;
with a
total of '111,155,725 during the same period last year.
The
Parker Pen Co.—Extra Dividend—
proportionate Increase in calls to more distant points has been much
,
Pneumatic
.
greater .than In'-calls
studies,
the
at
points.
nearby
to
telephone
the
of
company's
V//AV L/Av-;/-
declared
Directors-have
'
-V
of
dividend
extra
an
cents
50
share
per
30c.
paid on June 2,
and
Ltd.—50-Cent
dividend of
a
50c.
Dividend—
share
per
June
in
Procter
company
last,
and on Nov.
23,
Gamble
&
Co.
.; 3 Mos. End Sept. 30—
Consol.
the common
on
This compares with
1940;
1, 1940, and on Nov. 24 and Nov. 1,
2, July 15 and March 1, 1939.—V. 152, p.
Oct.
distance
and 4 in
long
Corp.,
stock, payable Nov. 4 to holders of record Oct. 25.
addition to the regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents on the common
show that thet busiest",
•r"
stock, both payable Dec. 1 to holders of record Nov. 15.
Extra of
offices are between 10 A.-ML
and 11:30 A.. M., between 2
/'
the afternoon, and between 7/v 25 cents was paid on Sept. 1, last.—V. 153, p. 560.
and 8 in the evening.
With, business so heavy atf the long distance
' Petroleum Heat & Power Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
switchboardsAoccasional
delays
have occurred- particularly
on
the.
longer haul routes.
The. company points out . that possible delays V ''
Earnings for the year Ended June 30, 1941
are less
apt to be encountered if calls are placed at times other than , *'
$17,626,292
i Net sales
during the/ peak hours.*';/?/',V;''{I"''.;V'
Cost of sales—,——
13,602,112
/•The company., has added 80,931 telephones to Its system during
the
first
three
quarters of
1H41.
This .compares with a gain of
/Gross' profit —/_i—^——_—-—
——-—
$4,024,180
03,383 telephones for the similar period during 1940./ The largest.,, Operating expenses
—— /.
3,133,195.
monthly gain was that " for May when 15,147 telephones were added. /
September's additions totaled 7,270.—V 154, p.- 545. /A''a./a
Net operating profit^-/————
—•
$890,985
times
Scale
have declared
Directors
,
//• Traffic
799
40c.
1939,
paid
and
Oct.
21
paid
on
on
30c.
3863.
Subs.)- -Earnings-
(&
*1941
11940
f 1939
$6,974,604
$4,589,992
$6,951,841
$1.07
$0.69
$1.06
1938
net
profit after
depreciation,
Federal
taxes,
&c.
$6,097,510
.
Earnings
"5
Other .income
/
declared
have
Directors
of
dividend
a
$1.75
Interest. expense
accumulations on the $7 cumulative preferred stock, no par/value,-payable Oct.'14 to holders- of record Oct. 8.
Dividends are in arrears./
of
--V.
154,
545. '/
p.
'//A
v,?;'* / i'/
Ry;—Earnings— '•//•''//V/
allowed
Discounts
:
/
.•:
Federal
♦Net
.
From
Jan.
1—
/a'
A
'
Net
Net
v.
337..
i54„;p.
payable
paid
stock,
with
152,;
y.
Dec.
50c.
15c.
2714.
p.
:•
;land
173,961
was
Nov.
//^ /
*
V*
\
September— /r
from
Gross
from
Net
Net
■:
1941, *
$38,418
•<
railway-/:
•
—,/
,
ry.
Jan.
1—
;
-
railway/--- : ■/ 228,025
railway—/I-78,545.
opcr. Income—-/ ,/
22,408
Net
ry.
V.
154,
/
'
/
■
-
/
Gross
■
/ 11,296
".'f
-Interest: cparges
101,678
/ 23,737
-Retire;,
,,
;//"
„
,
income
tother than
and
Federal
'/ • /
Fixed
rrl.624;417'
Interest on funded debt/;LLi;---i-;i-i__^-l_'_--
of
•
debt
discount
and
Materials
94,429
'
109,749
♦
Miscellaneous
^ '
$593,064
236,882
and
$626,145
198,860
Total
;
11,675
debt,
385 /
838,721
■■■■
prem.
bds. ret.
on
'
V/V: 4,635
expenses——/ 158,646
and
discount
debits,
13,862
5,116
"'J/.:/—i_L//i—Li—■
248,544
39,871
Funded
stock
"i/_—$2,852,184/ $2,688, ii3/;
Consumers'
$3,200,000
2,500,000
2,500,000
17,325,000
16,900,000
u.'
:
indebtedness
——
Other-
deposits
/
;/•'•
Act
1941, as enacted in September, 1941, will ; Other accrued -liabilities—34,661
to excess profits taxes for 1941 and adjustment./,, Unamdrt. prem. on outstanding funded debt
852,637
provide for the increased taxes required under such . Reserves".///'/^—3,232,064
154, p,
/
338.
Miscellaneous
unadjusted
Manufacturing
declared
have
'"Directors
stock,
common
payable
dividend'of
a
Nov,
10
to
15
share
per
record
the
on
Nov./i;.,
-V.
/'
record
declared
have
'
1.
Nov.
■
of
$1
share
per
on
Net
of
account
■//:/? V/' ///_/. ,/ /.*'
Federal
Earnings
/
.
'
1
/•
excess
/
15c.
;
on
30.
March
1940;
35c. on Dec. 20,. 1939, .and
Sept.
25c, on
Net
.
,
Other
20, /
,
convertible
•„
.
since
have
first
153, p. 845.
1038.— V.
Oxford Paper Co.
•
Gain
Other
from
operations/-^
income
Total
-net
(& Subs.)
;/
•
.
;
/
*
-Earnings—
/../
•/ '
.j
bonds
1
deducts,
charges
34,071
26,467
108,209
98,298
$771,247
$528,646
$1,952,902
Net
Inc.
;
311,348
A 636,083
$672,125
%
Net
for
IL/L
28,792
;
earnings
Li.
*45,650
88,011
«
186,169 "■ /' -79,513
Fed.-taxes-/'/'/
$341,420
$200,437
-
*
Qf
Preferred Dividend—*
Directors" have
declared
a
:
dividend of
$1.25
per
share
,
on
ican
p.
Shares
43,174
■
390,233
,
153, p. 999.
\
.
its
■/'/,..
of
Articles
Incorporation
been
have
of
one
of
treasurer
the
the
directors.
new
Presently
Mr.
having succeeded D. L.
is not contemplated that
remaining vacancy on the
company,
It
'//•/■•;
>
'...
.
.■/
.
.
•*
ii
.
Inc.—Earnings—
1941—3 Mos.—1940
30—
$60,357
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$42,364
t$284,331
$83,884
.
making provision for all taxes, reserves and other charges.
A
t$482,000 has been provided for Federal income tax for the first
nine months of this year of which approximately
$298,000 was pro¬
vided
for
profit
excess
tax.
>
,
_
.«
.
Depreciation was charged at the usual rate and amounted to $29,031
third
the
of
assets
Current
hand
and
third
banks
1.—V.
of
17%,.,
those
/ Rollins
154,
The
election
of
company
announced
of
York
New
exceeded
period.
those
<
the
cor¬
for
shipments during
the
the first
period of last year
same
$3,531,626
Sept, 30, Including cash
liabilities, including pro¬
$985,994,, ,ft ratio of
on
Current
taxes,
amounted to
/. /
.
Hosiery Mills Inc.—New President—
was
formerly
months'
/'■* /■/,"/.:
to
155.
p.
nine
The
for
$611,959.
other
and
the
for
quarter
by
1940
exceeded
amounted
in
Fedcral
for
to
of
1941
$81,883
■/;■/;/;/ a/,/,
128%..;
by
on
the
during
quarter
months
and
quarter
/.Shipments
responding
Laurence
to
succeed
by
is
152,
of New York pity as President of
Woods of Des Moines, who resigned,
C.
21
Moines,
Des
„
Mayer
D.
Oct.
on
City.—V.
St.
of
the
board
of, directors.
Vice-President
1449.
p.
Southwestern
Louis
trustee
of
the
of
St.
at
Court
of
Julius
Mr.
Mayer/
Kayser
&
Co.,
i
due
interest,
second
New
have
Hearings
There
i'
with
been
set
in
the
Federal
July
-The
to
pay
the semi-annual installment
the road's 5%
both
on
of
the Guaranty
to
Pay Interest
petitions
authority to pay two. install¬
1, 1937, respectively, on the
other petition asks that Guaranty
and
on
two
unifying mortgage and
•
$3,042,500 are in
Pursuant
1
1, 1936,
to
seeks
York be directed
$10,000,000
are
which
Jan.
bonds.
terminal
first
filed
One
bonds.
mortgage
of
Co.
Ry.—Trustee
has
road
Louis.
interest, due Jan.
pany,
petitions
Oct.
for
31.
•
/
second mortgage certificates outstanding,
the hands of the public and $6,957,500 are
Trust
Co.
;
previous court orders there
was
i
.
paid
to
the
trust
com¬
under the first
certificates,
Interest
420,970
held
second
on
receive
is
states
collateral.
as
mortgage
additional
an
on
is
making
than
1936,
If
bonds
$278,300
more
interest, due Jan. 1,
and when the above proposed
paid,, Guaranty Trust Co. will
a total of $556,600 which the
sufficient
to
the
pay
installment
the first terminal bonds.—V. 154,
of
437.
p.
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—Extra Dividend
/
Directors
$2,617,275
393,843
terminal and unifying mortgage, $278,300 repre¬
paid on the $6,957,500 of second mortgage income
interest
senting
-
$4,791,643
tion
to
declared
have
the
extra
an
dividend
of
$2
share in
per
regular quarterly dividend of $2 per share
the
on
addi¬
common
stock, both payable Oct. 17 to holders of record Oct. 11.—V. 152, p. 689.
$459,219
$5,185,486
$3,038,245
84,580
$338,636
$183,781
$2,628,196
*315
315
1,250
San
58,572
2,449,418
<
•
-
fundT/" /
:
H,
Hance
that
1,150
Diego
Gas & Electric Co.
Studies
Offering of
Additional Securities—
$530,255
f
sinking
—__,/
$338,321
declared
■/,
$183,466
$2,626,946
$529,105
;/
payable
the
Cleland,
company's
from
$8,611,000
president,
in
expansion
$6,000,000,
his
to
message
plan
originally
had
been
announced
stockholders,
revised
in
the
said
upward
1940
to
report.
include two substations, one of which will be located
near the
new parts
plant of the Consolidated Aircraft Corp., and the
other, situated near the newly completed $4,000,000 Silvergate power
plant, will be called
two
additions,
Mr.
Co., Ltd.—Interim Dividendinterim
an
Dec.
12
to
dividend
holders
//
of
of
2'/a %
record
on
Oct.
the
Amer¬
28.—V.
151,
■/.'•'■
.
oper.
From
Jan.
.
from
railway.;—
railway
i
income___
from
$125,154
$98,392
.
•
....
154, p. 338.
"The
$88,340
1938
33,963
28,431
Def6,030
20,679
21,191
Def8,Sll
995,827
152,410
/,/;/•) ,n/;
433,072'
338,786
353,187
*
said,
would
Expenditures for these
amount
in
amount
of
additional
connection' with
and
nature
of
24,862
Def58,432
242,096
Def2,746
65,016
securities
the
these
later
company's
securities
in
to
approximately
the
year
construction
remain
Mr. Cleland said.—V.
be
to
154,
p.
will
be
program.
determined
756.
Seaboard Surety Co.—50-Cent Dividend-
$37,207
39,498
31,624
753,633
231,505
issuance
necessary
The
Directors
have
declared
a
dividend
of
50c.
per
share
on
the
common
stock, payable Nov.
15 to holders of record Oct. 31.
Like amount paid
special dividend of 70c. was paid on Dec. 27, 1940;
dividends of 40c. were paid on Nov. 15, 1940, and on May 15, 1940;
60c. paid on Dec. 30, 1939; 40c. on Nov. 15 and May 15,
1939, and on
Dec. 30, Nov. 15 and May 16. 1938, and a special dividend of 20c. was
on
railway.—.
Cleland
by the board of directors,"
1939
1—'
Net from railway
•N^"r:-"op«r. '""ome,..
—V..
1940
1941
•
the Sampson Substation.
$1,000,000.
Pittsburgh & Shawmut RR.- -EarningsSeptember—
from
.
431.89Q
-
2,472,710
338.
3572.
ry.
.
55,869
$416,045
4,899
have
Gross
account
59,417
'
38.627
/ A
p.
Net
accumulations om the ,$5 preference stoqk, payable Dec. 1 to holders
6
on
783,883
$581,130
A
Pinch in Johnson &
Gross
,'"./
$3,791,391
528,609
270,539
balance
154,
144,028
$816,342 -"'$637,571
$5,752,142
89,936
6,127
to
213,873
412,461
$561,849
31,577
"
Income
<•,
*
2,788,690
274,995
res.
Net
serial notes
Prov.
Nov.
made
was
Major additions
601,599
/
207,822
$5,491,186
1,699,795
inc.
income
applied
and other
$1,597,071
203,046
and
18,545,089
$8,540,832
_—/_
•
Directors
$1,498,773
20,566,409
$769,671
$619,758
from
"
,.c.:V»-;
$1,844,693
2,046,080
*
$983,473
Total income
1941—9 Mos;—1940
$502,179
——'
is
profit
pledged
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$24,036,275
income//a--/-—-/
—V.
.
214,866
income
on
;/
$737,176
Depreciation
Interest
.
1941—3 Mos—1940
'/' Period End. Sept. 30
'
/.//////
declared a dividend of $2.75 per share on the $5.50
preferred stock, payable Dec. 15 to holders of record
Dec.
1.' A similar payment was made on Sept. 1'5, June 15 and on
March 15, last, this latter being the first disbursement on the issue
^
of
account
on
♦After
.V
$29,107,241
2,382,985
revenue
railway oper. inc.
Misc.
Otis Steel Co.—To Pay Preferred Dividend—
Directors
:
that
appointed
was
Ended Sept.
Period
♦Net
$5.95
'
$2,815,751
Jt./iqcil./ rents—net dr. V.; /
Fixed
•/•/
on
(Including Domestic Subsidiaries)
trustee
754.
p.
and
1
payable
///■ //. //;;••;
reports
.•/■',
4%
152, p. 3979.
1941—Month—1940
$3,366,457
revenues
income *_/
rents—net/dr—
Equip,
20,-1940; ,25c. on Sept. 20, 1940;/ 20c.-on June 20, 1940;
J, .11939.—V., 154,
$4.40
$3.88
profits taxes.—V.
Railway tax accruals-// /;
have'declared a year/end dividend of "40c. per share on the
payable Dec; 20 to holders of record Nov.25. / This
paid on Dec:
,
share
stock,
distribution
•'
bond
J/V*; 4
with 20c. paid in each of the three preceding quarters;/40c. =
compares
1938
$3,157,967
■:/
Encjed Sept. 30—
Net operating
•
common, -stock,
.
..
1939
$3,851,742
>
on
Operating
"'^/.Directbrs
'per
$2
preferred
Previous
Ritter Dental Mfg. Co.,
Trust
,/ Ope'rating* expenses-—L'
was
^Otis Elevator Co.—Year-End Dividend—
/
;.;
paid on Aug. 15, 1939, and one of 50 cents on Aug. 15, /
' 1938.—V:- 154, p., 338.
,/'•/'
*/; , / /•//.'; !/■;/
/'
.
Greenwood
ments
Fere Marquette Ry.—Earnings
v
15,, 1940;
60 cents
•
1940
'$3,490,190
$4.05
deducting
Operating
with 50 cents paid on Aug. 15, and May 15, last, "and :
dividend of 75 cents paid on. Aug. 15,s 1940, one. of
compares
Inc.—Earnings—
1941 //;
—
taxes—;-«$3,942,824
stock
common
"After
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd.—To Pay 25-Cent Div./
Nov.
27.
kheem in that capacity in August, 1941.
the
directors
will
immediately fill the
board.—V. 153, p.. 1140.
,?\ '//
of
.
von
of
cumulative
Oct.
1941.
The
share
per
./ Period
:
50
:
2,291,581
profits-after charges
and
// ,//;
•/'/Directors'have'declared an interim dividend of 25 cents per share
pn the common
stock/payable: Nov.. 15 to holders-of/record Nov.1 3.
«•/ This
Nov.
on
in
1940;
preceding
increasing the number of its directors from seven to nine,
and that at the meeting of the directors held on Oct. 14, 1941, G. M.
/
6 Mos. End. Sept. 30
(
stock, payable Nov. 15 to holders of
'Like amount paid on July 15 and on April 15, last.—
V.; 152,' p. 3977./
'H /'
dividend
a
15,
three
amended,
$30,840,277 $28,895,828
661.
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd.
A:
'
preferred
the
on
the
1940, and also amounted to $2 per share.—V.
company
District
■
Directors
of
paid
were
dividend
a
7%
the
record
this
//:■■•
*
154, p.
Last
Ontario Silknity Ltd.—Accumulated Dividend—V/,.V
accumulations
15,
The
17,769
,
2,995,457
2,496,272
—
Total
cents
holders.of
/.'///;///"/';
"-
each
Co.—15-Cent Common Div.—
previous distribution was the 50-cent dividend paid on Dec; -1L1939.—
V.. 150, p. 698.
..;)■/■
/
;
credits
Surplus
Ontario
Oct.
3.58
64,526
Revenue Act of
as-the effect, thereof is determined.—-V.
soon
as
June 15 and March
in
cents
634,323
company
made* to
be
declared
on
of
25,
vision
226,652
-
will
25
the
on
cents paid
15
meeting of directors held on Oct. 14 a regular quarterly divi¬
of $.3125 per share on all shares of the company's cumulative
preferred stock. 5% series, $25 par value, outstanding on Oct. 15, 1941,
was
declared payable Nov. 1",
1941, to the shareholders of record on
34,011
,
the
of
share
per
last,
on
cents
20
cents
15,
a
31,458
32,685
current
,
the
At
nine
liabilities--/—30,709
1941 are on basis of
rate of 30%
and nq provisions for excess profits tax
Main,
exten.. deposits-//_•/.//-.//-669,232
the Second Revenue Act of 1940 were made during the above;;/ -Accrued ' taxes
335,351 ,
periods as it was estimated ho such tax would be due under such Act.. ./ Accrued Interest L////////—/131,666
subject
1939;
45
of
15 to holders of record Nov. 28.
Sept.
on
dend
58,778
—-——————;
tjnder
However,
•
•.
165,251
//-rlr/_-/:—lL/_L_L—$30,840,277 $28,895,828
Common
assumed
153,
'''
'r,.
/'
'j
Rheem Manufacturing Co. — Dividend — Directorate
Increased—
/:..///;.'//
./"■/ "■1
' i
88,737
t
180,673
/■'••.
/ Liabilities— / V : T'
1
'Preferred'/stdck':'iL///L/L^////./L»L3/^/./Ii//i:/ r$3,200,000
y
.}. Note—Provisions for Federal income taxes for
an
15,
have
holders
to
for
.34,563
/
paid
1»2,157
supplies;^!—Li-—; 119,489 *■■■■;:
Special/deposits'
Unamort/disc., exp. and call
92,078
33,513
dividend
a
cents
dividends
accumulations
1,432,141
assets——/—I—--
Undistributed
Cr6,142
and
Greenwood
$609,511
Investments—general*-
266,599
66.127
:
241,482;
-247,046
1,643.417 L
Cr7,197
'>
•
to construction_s_L----—f/-
/
declared
with 25
—
Other" current
$4,718,667
expense'——/ 264,641*
interest
"•/Net'-Income
123,315
ieeeivable
Accounts
taxes__l:_l^_^i/;^--^','s 1,569,385 r 1,498,041';
state income taxeS./'-r/$94,667 ■/'/651.500
—$4,833,685.
charged
22,444
253,351j
,
tax,
and.
1, 1938, this latter being a regular quarterly dividend.
A yeardividend of 15 cents was paid on Dec. 24, 1937.—V. 154, p. 249,
Directors
676,237
10,927
——u-;/.—Ui-/:/ 2,059,707
Unaniort.
Amortization
$1,671,458
676,000
11,677
.
income
$1,424,448.
to
.
$4,709,734 '•
$4,832,901
784 /""-r 8,934 v
income;ir_L_--;f-i-Iri:;'Lr:i_rr_i''!-
income
Interest
$1,632,349
676,000
Cash :
Net' opcrating
Other
$1,651,102
/ //Balance Sheet, Sept. 30 ''V
1940
; ■'■ '2. /'vL.'/**
'.1941
l——
$27,232,250 $26,726,607
capital
Prepayments
other
i
133,200
divs.Ji -/$622,886
for
Assets—
/
•
Gross
4 ■ :
129,704
69,351
230,851
deprec.)
exps. (or
avail/
Bal:"
V
expenses —
—J—_i;_——/ 4,607,655 ,, 4,661.484 ''
Maintenance and
repairs^_r---_^i^a^_-//L/--V/ :o 687,338 rk:* 739,974:,,
Appropriation for. retirement reserve
;1,500,000 J 1,400,000
23,682 f
Amortization of limited-term elcc; invcstnients
.'i23;70L.
'"
1938
v
:
/ 596,096
/• Federal income tax//j/_
Operating
Total
/'
Amort, and other deduc. ;
Federal
amounts
Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc.—Accumulated Dividend—
686,426
'
131,334
.
provision "for
1941,
4,
(par $10), payable Dec.
Dec.
on
quarters,
end
$2,491,084
675,372
w
etc.
-
.
1939
695,242
$0.95
interest,
March
/
$2,437,425
.
$2,477,678
;
i-
Earnings —$1,772,536
Net
331,559.
*/ :289,863
: /
89,412/
Defl2,037' <; 30,379 ;
1940
Vprt 'I** ■*•'.'*
.*tkX)'v///^/::i;^*128,824
income
2,438
45,670/
1941
,
maint;>//k//';'vrr 737,249
llrtL wItiplJ
.
$2,638,610
—Li—-
revenues
^-Tovt»<'
before
Oct.
preceding quarters; 25 cents paid
cents
50
March
Oper, :linct.
*!
$42,297
$733,446
$1.20
minority
.
have
stock
compares
four
-•
.
12 Mos. End. Sept. 30—v
;
Ended Aug.- 31— vV/f'./
^•
1941./, .i, ' 194G /
Operating revenues __x/—J. $14.115,647J $13,084,415
i'
$372,060;
(net),
'
"t Years
Provision for
business
$7,290,551.
/ / Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—Earnings—
!//'6kiahoinalC^&/&;LjElectric^Cd^Etoi^
Taxes
the
This
etc., "
;;
337.'/{
p.
in
ended
■;; •:
common
849,600* reserves, $487,y50;
common
stock
(par $2),
$1,624,328;
-capital
surplus,
$1,752,835;
earned
surplus,
$1,172,658;
total, $7,290,551.—V.-T54, p. 547.
W/■/'
incume,
;
1938
1939 $38,736
v14,123 r
>. 6,929/
213,485.
from
Net
.■
,
;//
997
/ ;/v/;/;-
from
Gross
.
7,188
.•
10,848
income_-_-
oper.
1940/
/ $25,847/,
l8,241
railway
From
.
*/.
/;.
total,
$1;
$928,406
$0.21
with $1,046,047 for the corresponding period of 1940.—V.
/ Directors
liability guaranteed by the company, !jii4o,b00; deferred service
$87,o00;
r
.J
Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka Ry.—Earnings—
.
V,
required
goodwill,
Oct. 5, '40
Quaker State Oil Refining Co.—To Pay 45-Cent Div.—•
■
Terminal
Petrol
The
V
40 Weeks--
$164,223
•
$0.31
•
ihcome
net
weeks
40
848.
p.
"
1941
30,
the
compares
$1,131,265;
buildings '/'hot
and
-Earnings—
Oct. 5. '40 ' Oct. 4, '40
$241,836
—
share
per
Consolidated
for
:>*. //•:.:/.
^///./"-
C
"
June
$1,508,390;
for
of
tax
.•/..'Notes—No liability anticipated for excess profits tax.
;
holders of record Nov.
to
v
,
income
.
:
i Liabilities—Notes
payable,
$1,037,532; accounts payable, $279,643;
holders of record Npv.14.
This , compares
/current maturities of liability guaranteed by the company, $94,900;
last;; 40c. paid on Dec. 2 and June 1, 1940,/
accrued
payroll, , commissions, etc., $40,704; accrued taxes, $82,120;
paid on Dec. 1 and on June'1/1939.—
/-reserve for Federal income and excess profits taxes, $213,004; due to
^,...
>
v,,■
■ i Petroleum Acceptance Corp., $21,576; 5'/o mortgage payable on demand,
10: . Dividend, of 20c.*
paid on May 26, last, and dividends of 10c. per share were paid on
25 and on May 25, 1940.—V. 152, p. 2867.
///''//
Now 26
payable
stock,
and-
patents
common * \<
Directors have declared a dividend of 25c. per share on the common
A.
Sheet,
receivables,
inventories,
were
.j.. •/.
/"/
■
Balance
■
(& Subs.)
Oct. 4, '41
*After interest, depreciation. Federal taxes,
.."tOn 771,476 no par.shares common stock.
•
prepaid items and deferred
charges, 9199,711; investments, $690,122; fixed assets (net), $1,570,116;
Bancorporation—25-Cent Dividend— /"av-a/ /
Northwest
•
2,
June
of
JConsolidated
profit—
tEarnings
.
-..v..
Assets—Cash, $353,859;
;
-ft:
dividend of 90c. per share on the
a
to
1
on
dividends
and
declared
have
Directors
/ "
•
Northern Pipe Line Co.—To Pay 90-Cent Dividend—. .f
,
/■ '*
Corp/' $1,465,027;
A'.'
/
•
»,
'
» ■-
.
$202,404.
was
60,616.021
railway____
and
made
7,629
•
50,139,885
46,458,322. 41,504,418from railwa y/I8,777,844>,vl 1,715,201. '';b,561,56lAi- ' 5,955,954 ■+
ry.,Oper. income— •; 15,180,019
8,896,713. ;/5,583,984 V 3,156,200
from
The
English
been
12 Weeks—
'
/
taxes: ./
of
''
.
from
Gross
earnings
and
847.
p.
'
"
fronf
Nfet
153,
Period Ended—
.' Excess profits taxiiL/ii://^—„17,437
'
'
' -1941 A* "
1940 " '-"••• 1939 a4; • 1938 •'/
railway./-.-J $0,713,022 - $6,ft36,sJ47> $6,703,057 $6,028,148
railwaVl/iii " ' 3,503,331 *2,405,918 ' 2,470,02k : I,ydO.634 ;"// Net "-profit/
J. „ _—$736,939
Net'ry. opef. lhcomel/- " J 1,727,459'/"" 2,044,203 / 2,057,294//1,697,119
/'Note—Provisioht:for* depreciation for the yea? ended June 30, 1941,
'sepienibcr—'
Gross
tExclusive
$0.92
companies,
,
Purity Bakeries Corp.
.
11,767
^tax-'—ur;/-;—-^-/—••
Income
Corp.
Japanese
arriving at the 1941 figure, provision has
excess
profits tax of $2,600,000 and Federal
$3,100,000.—V.
40,224
;———•
Provision- for Federal
and
Note—In
96,972
—---—•
——
net of rental income
*
Canadian
Defense
subsidiaries.
$987,957
———,:.
English,
Gamble
&
Canadian
.'Expense of land and buildings not required in the business,
.
Northern/Pacific
—
/Total income
account j,.-
on
——
_—//_—-1———_—;
Dividend—
share
per
on
stock
^Excluding
Procter
•
/'New York Trap Rock Corp.—Accumulated
share
per
common
May
15,
last;
paid on Dec. 30,
1937.—V.
152, p.
2568.
..
.
..
**
-T
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
800
first
liquor distilling company to undertake
the production of
into
the
Operating expenses
This
the
distilled
Other
grain alcohol in large
of munitions.
Ordinarily
production
the
by-products
of
sugar
estimated
is
announced.
tions
that
Army
'
Gross
Taxes
Ordnance
VV.
;
Other
dividend
of
$1.75
share
per
on' the
both
payable Nov,
in arrears.-—V.
are
152,
1
p.
to holders
996.
of record Oct.
21.
,
the
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1941
1940
1939
Gross
operating
earnings——— $82,563,353 $62,035,268 $65,971,720
Cost and
expenses——-,
60,791,542
46,894,456
50,175,426
...
„_
,
Federal
income
757,118
602,486
10,192,078
1,181,000
10,431,421163,261
2,651,500
_
Net profit
shares
mon
....
$3,165,249
$4,548,236
$0.21
$6,656,040
——
♦Gross
End.
Sherritt Gordon Mines, Ltd.—Five-Cent Dividend—
dividend of 5c.
share
per
on
the common
8 dividend being the initial distribution made on this issue.—
1000.
■_•/;
.
• / •;
\
the July
p.
stock dividend of 5%
a
1941—3 Mos.—1940
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$765,562
$2,757,202
$2,558,887
530,792
509,468
1,436,684
$932,117
opers,...
$502,857
$256,094
$1,320,518
credits-
11,056
3,385
20,025
$513,914
$259,479
$1,340,543
38,626
149,161
Simonds Saw & Steel Co.
—
charges
144,998
165,567
$300,627
$55,286
etc.
8,325,987
1939
$6,144,529
4,066,316
1938
$4,503,342
3,151,084
$6,940,381
$3,215,100
$1,352,258
1,398,969
1,061,603
$2,078,213
952,328
exps,.^.
513,855
444,988
Bad debts writ, off (net)
Cr.320
6,076
sold—
11,307.
421,251
Gross
profit
Selling expenses
Gen. & admin,
crude
of
Profit
from
$348,126
oil
and
produced,
gas
refined
declared
have
dividend
extra
an
of
cents
10
'
42,798
.—
$781,224
4
stock,
Products Export
Tobacco
declared
have
a
$798,903
of
35
cents
share
per
the
on
112,832
Net
Earns,
—V.
Sept. 30—
1941
,
543,630
♦606,930
82,500
5,360,120
charges—
other
and
profit
per share on
p. 565.
3,109,528
2,763,242
i
stock
common
$10,916,770 $11,004,553
$1.17
$1.18
$8,400,326
2,254,180
v'.
$1,987,716
944,300
•Includes
/■>'
♦After
695,800
...
$603,572
$218,566
347,900
199,400
S.
tax
1941
,
$2,893,527
1,279~993
common
and
common
78,587
93,017
30,630
120,640
32,855
141,849
—
—
.
—
5,117,963
—
$16,846,760 $12,373,897
—
'
Liabilities—
1941
Accrued
payrolls
———4—..
Res,
uninsured
for
losses
_
and
$268,635
i.V
compensationState of N. Y.
Total
—4-
•After
reserves
depreciation
1941 and $4,900,946 in 1940.—V.
extra
an
dividend
of
$1
share
per
in
ad¬
com¬
Like
.
1941,
the
City
Bank
Farmers
Trust
against the company to foreclose
other property.
A consent decree
Co.,
the
trustee,
as
on its
19,
Sept, 25, 1941, all property of the company was sold
Angell of Chicago.
The sale was confirmed Sept. 30,
1941, and the line of railroad is now being taken up and sold for
scrap.
Buzbee, Harrison & Wright, attorneys at law, 1025 Pyramid
Bldg., Little Rock, Ark., represented the plaintiff in the above suit,—
V. 152, p. 697.
7;v7^/-;;77j,777:.
1941,
to
and
mortgage
entered
was
Aug.
on
James
B.
Dismantling of the entire
three
some
months
receivership
3581.
p.
property of this company was completed
The assets have been distributed and the
ago.
proceedings
were
closed
of
as
Sept.
'7;;v7y
20,
1941.—V.
151,
i"
and
1941,
153,
declared
have
State
and
on
1940
1939
$622,346
$1.23
$702,384
-
taxes,
etc.
459,054 shares
stock,
payable
extra
an
Dec.
20
dividend
of
50c.
$1.40
468,283
ton
common
stocx
holders
of
record
to
per
share
Nov.
on
and
stock,
in
29.
The
154,
124,192
141,360
sales
Income
Prov.
Cost of
goods sold
dividend
cash
dividend
$3,832,321
93,468
income
of
*
six
cents
share
a
of
$3,056,571 $10,981,789
104,732
299,424
per
$0.75
$9,372,815
396,641
1,754,120
$3,161,303 $11,281,212
$9,769,456
1,193,643
4,670,562.... 2,801,142
u—200,000
V.
151,
$2,171,669
$1,967,660
$6,610,650
$1.10
$1.00
$3.36
share—
1,963,967 shares of
of
no
par
p.
par
capital stock in
capital stock in
1940,—V. 154, p,
1941
$6,768,314
$3.44
and
1,963,964
664.
Valley Railway—Interest Payment—
interest
which
no
due
coupon
matured
866;
V,
on
150,
p.
July
Jan.
2445;
1,
1, 1934, on the
1936, was paid
147, p. 3176.
first
on
mortgage
Oct.
V,
10
'
gold
1941
—
'
Soybean Loan Program Announced ■
555,337
250,000
(Continued from page* 784)
$2.62
a
♦$0.99
to the mills all
The estimated soybean production for 1941 is
110 884,000 bushels, or about 31,000,000 bushels more than
last year's crop, and
approximately 68,000,000 bushels
more than the 10-year
average.production of. 1931-40.
Soybeans are grown throughout • the- Midwestern,
Southern/ and Eastern States.' The average farm price
of soybeans on
Sept. 15 of this year was - $ 1.61 per
bushel, while the average price during :1940 was about
v
•1941
1940
$3,026,959
$737,062
—
2,648,676
609,060
later time.
By providing a regular flow of sdybeails
during the year., it is hoped to avoid
overcrowding the limited facilities of the crushingmills and the capacities of the commercial
warehouses.
$390,651
391,238
-
>79
cents.
.
2,982~000
7,948,082
of
of
1/20
contingencies
Yosemite
|he corporation.—V. 154, p. 758. '
———
$3,925,789
taxes
for
♦On
549.
and allowances)
—
extra
18.
Net profit
♦Earnings per
$390,651
4
(less returns
an
stock
a
158,855
$1,791,409
$986,072
376,836
Vega Airplane Co.—Earnings—
Gross
to
$231,797
27,062
—
subsidiary companies of
common
_—____
Benjamin F. Fairless, President of the United States Steel Corp. of
Delaware, announced on Oct. 25 the appointment pf J. V. Freeman
as Assistant
to the Vice-President in charge of coke by-product sales
all
declared
Net operating profit—
Other income
United States Steel Corp.—New Official—
of
the
on
(Wm.) Wrigley Jr. Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings-
217,060
(no par)
p.
share
Period Ended Sept. 30—
1941—3 Mos.—1940
1941—9 Mos.—1940
Operating profit
$7,101,851
$6,489,272 $20,202,978 $18,275,966
Expense
:,
3,077,853
3,249,109
8,648,763
8,369,397
Depreciation
191,676
183,592
572,427
533,754
The
Net income
taxes.—V.
per
convertible preferred stock of
.record Oct.
bonds
$1,764,347
before estimated Federal taxes.....
Estimated Federal income taxes
i-,
Provision for special reserve
...
•
$4
$8 par value, for each share
held, both dividends being payable Oct. 29 to holders
Dividends of six cents were paid on June 10 and
March 10, last, and dividends
totaling 25 cents were distributed during
1940.—V. 152, p. 1940.
of
1940
.
Net profit
♦Before
of
of common stock
$1,497,675
924,626
468,270
(net)
Capital stock outstanding
Earnings per share _
have
addition
cumulative
1941
profit
operating
dividend
Winters & Crampton Corp.—Extra Dividend—
Directors
share
$3,434,948
1,202,331
depreciation
income
a
payable Oct. 31 to holders of record Oct. 16.—V. 150, p. 706.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
profit on sales
Selling, general and administrative expenses..
Provision for renewals and replacements—
for
declared
the
50c. which had been declared earlier
as the extra payment—V. 153, p. 566.
U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co.
Provision
Power Co.—To Pay $4
.
Directors have
851.
p.
quarterly dividend of
year bears the same dates
6 Mos. End.
8,429
38,000
Winchendon Electric Light &
Dividend—
Gross
profit on sales.——
—
Selling, administrative and general expenses-
$378,283
1
...
$128,002
213,039
97,809
$165,244
$30,193
$16,846,760 $12,373,897
——
for
stock in
1939.—V.
136,108
4,170
38,000
250,000
2,982,000
9,334,522
Reserve for
,
Federal
6 Mos. End. June 30—
workmens'
compensation law
contingencies———..—
Capital stock...———.——-—.——...
Consolidated surplus —__—
*.
851,282
242,000
.
staff
1940
$503,893
3,205,489
286,685
Accounts payable (trade)
Accrued. Fed.* state Canadian and local taxesOther accrued liabilities
Provision for additional
and
shares
165,002
4,785,646
Notes and accrued res. not current..—...—
—
-1941
$636,128
$1.16
'•
__
regular
3,017,647
Investments
Total
1940
3,194,039
——
receivable—
Inventories, not in excess of cost or marketCash surrender value of life insurance policies
Prepayments
—
•Plant
:>.y
$3,734,480
2,300,000
2,234,782
notes
anticipation
and notes
30—
share
United States Pipe & Foundry Co.—Extra Dividend-
Net
Assets—
1
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:
6ash'-_r-_--------.l------i-----;
U.
16,
AUg.
Gross
Other
Consolidated Balance Sheet/ Sept. 30
Accounts
Sept.
depreciation,
of
1940
in
profits tax.
excess
declared
have
$0.92
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Gross
'v;:
$1,102,587
dividends—
Common
Corp.^Extra Dividend—
the
suit
7
profit
tEarnings per
57,094
See •
income..
net
Consol.
On
1939
1940
c
153,
♦Net
28,612
taxes
to
railro&d
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
3 Mos. End.
$304,273
13,425
Fed. & Canadian excess
profits
2516.
p.
White & Black River Valley Ry.—Sale of Road—
stock,
Earnings after provision for income,
etc., taxes
;
$16,471,636 $14,403,473 $11,469,627
Interest on funded debt—;
194,746
289,392
306,058
12,934
$1,722,942
,
:
common
151,
regular quarterly dividend of like amount on the
both payable Dec. 27 to holders of record Dec. 15,
amounts paid on April 1, last.—V. 152, p. 1608.
.7,
Corp.—35-Cent Dividend-
dividend
payable Nov. 20 to holders of record Nov. 3.
Previous
payment was made on Nov. 15, 1940, and amounted to 40 cents per
share.—V. 153, p. 409.
$291,338
17,679
285.149
taxes
the
on
15.—V.
stock,
mon
,
8,869
$5,070,675
Total
profit
charges
Fed*. & Can. inc.
.
share
per
Wichita Northwestern Ry.—Assets Distributed—
regular quarterly dividend of 15 cents per share on the com-,
both payable Dec. 1 to holders of record Nov. 5.
Like
amount paid on Sept. 2, last.—V. 153, p. 1143.
this
Other
5c.
Whitaker Paper Co.—Extra Dividenddition
addition
in
the
769,125
282,925
337,597
7,064
$1,702,433
20,510
$5,027,877
operat.—
income
of
have declared a dividend of 10 cents per share on the
stock, payable Oct. 15 to holders of record Oct.
8.
Like
paid on Aug. 25, last; dividend of 20 cents was paid on May
28, last, and 12 y2 cents was paid on Sept. 28, 1937.—V. 153, p. 1007.
Tide Water Associated Oil Co.—Extra Dividend—
Directors
to
Directors
Other
dividend
amount
494,228
$770,131
■
products purchased,
etc., and other revenues.
tOperating expenses, costs, general and
adminstrative expenses and taxes, other than Federal income taxes,
tLease rentals, uncollectible accounts, dry hole or retirement expenses,
etc., including estimated provision for Federal income taxes of 1941.
—V. 153, p. 564.
shares
.
a
Warren Foundry &
brought
income...
Net
9 Mos. End.
1940
$7,944,782
4,729,683
Cost of goods
declared
Directors have declared an extra dividend of $1 per share in addi¬
tion to the regular quarterly dividend of 50 cents
per share on the
common
stock, both payable Dec. 1 to holders of record Nov. 14.—
V. 152, p. 3833.
7,
de¬
deprec.,
pletion,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
1941
discts. $15,266,368
less
sales,
have
7
101,069
income
for
United Biscuit Co. of America
9 Mos. End.
Directors
$943,424
68,290
Gross
tlncome
Prov.
in addition to the
and the regular cash payament will be made on Nov. 10 to holders of
record Nov. 4—V. 154, p. 249.
Gross
i74ii^-7;'V-.;,v,;
p.
stock, payable Nov. 25 to holders of record Nov.
1,626,770
income
Depreciation
regular cash dividend of 25 cents per share on the common stock.
The stock dividend will be paid on Nov. 4 to holders of record Oct. 28
►
145,
Walkerville Brewery* Ltd.-Five-Cent Dividend—
-
Wayne Screw Products—10-Cent Dividend-
-
Signode Steel Strapping Co.—Stock Dividend—
'Directors have declared
v.
common
income
Other
stock, payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Oct. 31.
Dividends of like
amounts were paid on June 25, last, and Dec. 12 and July 8, 1940,
V.■ 153,
rye whisky,
principally the Sherbrook brand.
The Wight Distillery is modernly equipped and can warehouse about
75,000 barrels:
No change in the Wight management is contemplated,
according to Howard R. Walton, Vice-President of Hiram Walker.—
1141.
p.
(& Sub.)—Earnings—
from
common
a
153,
,
maturing
Directors
Profit
).31
$0.51
declared
150,000
$1,033,650
income..
from gross
Directors
Directors have
(Iliram) Walker & Sons, Inc.—Acquisition—
'
.
*
1,457
150,000
...
t
.
The purchase of substantially all of the capital stock of the Frank
Wight Distilling Co. was announced by this company.
The trans¬
action was completed Oct. 15 and gives Hiram Walker a distillery at
Loreley, Md., and an inventory of approximately 2,200,000 gallons of
$383,933:
$660,594
retirement
30—
Sept.
oper.
operating
—V. 153, p. 563.
!
for
Provls'on
tDeductions
mon
Earns, per share on 13,070,625 com¬
———
periods covered by this statement.—V.
Period
653,376
11,707,153
taxes——
"
•
Directors
$21,771,811 $15,140,812 $15,796,294
etc.—_
1,547
—_
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co.
-
3 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Gross
income
Interest, etc.
Deprecation, depletion,
deductions
664.
p.
L.
29,418
Cr3,340
(depreciation) of fixed capital
includes a credit adjustment of $36,148 made in 1940, which resulted
in a total provision of $650,000 for that year, i (2) No provision has
been considered necessary for Federal excess profits tax for either of
♦Sales
Shell Union Oil Corp.
84,769
11,286
—
total, $25,530,740.—V. 154,
4,295
Cr6,959
_______
dividends
54,839
,
80,480
—————J.—
stock
54,520
2,882
construction
income
;
;
Dividends
1
-
518,407
—
companies
charges.
income
Notes—(1)
preferred stock and a dividend of $1.50 per share on the $6 preferred
stock,
$1,054,582
499,211
—
associated
to
charged to
Preferred
J\
$7
1
debt
interest-
on
interest
Net
Corporation General—Preferred Dividends
a
13,950
$1,322,756
debt
on
Miscellaneous
contract is not the first step taken by
program.
Last week the com?
pany announced a drive to conserve paper by urging dealers, distribu¬
tors, and the public to help salvage the thousands of tons of paper
used in casing their products, by turning used cartons over to patri¬
otic of charitable organizations so that the paper eventually would
get back to paper manufacturers, thus helping to relieve the paper
shortage that threatens the country,—V. 154, p. 339.
declared
$1,040,631
12,431
—
long-term
on
Interest
signing of the alcohol
have
699,813
$1,310,325
—.—:
(net)
assumed
Interest
Seagram to do its part in the defense
Securities
746,289
148,882
726,623
Amortization of debt discount and expenses
the Department of Agriculture will release the grain through the
Commodity Exchange Administration which will sell it to the Ordnance
.Department.
^
;• /,.
'•
V
Directors
earned surplus, $275,027;
295,768
294,330
....
income
Interest
The grain to be used will be drawn from the large reserve built up
over the past few years under the price stabilization, program of the
Department of Agriculture under the plan arranged with Seagram,
'
income
income
taxes
—.——
....
Operating
•
The
625,447
of
income
accrued liabilities, $237,464; advances by affiliate (Lockheed
Corp.—notes payable—demand), $21,000,000; indebtedness to
(not current), $1,301,570; capital stock ($1.50 par), $690,000;
1,917,493;
53,935
cane,
Department Will require
50 to 80 million gallons of industrial alcohol during the coming
year.
Toward this goal Seagram will convert 65,000 bushels of corn
a
month.
Sixty gallons of alcohol are needed for the manufacture
of 1,500 pounds of powder, the amount uSed in a 16-inch naval shell.
Seagram will start production of the Government alcohol op about
Nov. 1, Mr. Fred Willkie," Vice-President in charge of plant opera¬
It
,
taxes
Other
but a
shortage of tankers necessary to transport molasses from the West
Indies and the need of tank cars to transport petroleum in this
country have reduced the normal supply,.
from
for Federal
that
time
first
the
in
used
is
fixed capital.
affiliate
,
be
to
be
will
alcohol
I....——.....u—....
for
Provision
to be used
believed
is
industrial
$4,902,811
2,361,404
71,433"
360,155
retirement
Provision
in the manufacture of smokeless powder.
Seagram is devoting part of its blant and equipment to the task of
alcohol production to meet the demands of the present defense program.
quantities
Aircraft
1940
....
$5,749,717
■
resale...
for
Maintenance
industrial alcohol.
The alcohol is
1941
:
..........-4—
purchased
Electricity
and the Government to convert corn
company
Ended Sept. ,30—
Operating revenues .—4———d
grain alcohol for'national defense purposes is Joseph E. Seagram &
Inc., it was revealed on Oct. 23, following the signing of a
between
Months
12
j
Sons,
contract
$5,296;
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co.- -Earnings-
Seagram-Distillers Corp.—Government Contract—
The
Tuesday, October 28, 1941
obsolescence
of
$4,513,275
in
154, p. 250.
Operating
profit
income
Other
.
—
—
55,453
8,335
$220,697
5,557
$38,528
♦64,214
——
4,298
;
Pace
State and
:
Skelly Oil Co.—$1 Dividend—
Other
on Oct.
18 declared a dividend of $1 per share on the
stock, payable Dec. 18 to holders of record Nov. 14.
This com¬
Directors
common
with 50c. paid on July 30, last, and on Dec. 20 and Aug. 28, 1940;
of 25c. were paid on Jan. 30, 1940, and on Dec. 22, 1939,
paid on Nov. 15, 1939, and on Dec. 15 and July 25, 1938.—
153, p. 849.
dividends
V.
——
expenses
—-_
Net
income'...——*
Earnings per share on capital stock
50c.
;
September—
from railway.
from railway
.
Gross
Net
Net
ry, oper.
From Jan.
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
income...
p.
1940^
,
1939
$74,123
25,260
$80,956
33,280
25,612
599,204
136,742
70,457
22,654
10,395
1938
$76,154
26,630
18,392
711,135
611,880
233,570
165,098
150,539
86,824
548.
560,409
99,252
30,659
$150,926
Corp.),
note
$0.04
the
$159,865; due from officers and employees, $4,373; trust deed
(secured by real estate), $33,856; land, $116,325; plant,
equipment and fixtures (net), $712,722; fixed assets—emergency facili¬
ties
(net), $6,463,116 Intangible assets, $65,101;
deferred charges,
$1,577,969; total, $25,530,740.
Liabilities—Accounts
taxes
August Civil Non-Agricultural Employment.
787
August Exports of Farm Products—
788
$4,500;
for
receivable
$227,696;
765
$18,687
$0.33
(net), $85,784; trust deed
inventories, $7,555,763; costs incurred to date
production of Model 37 airplane, exclusive of
materials
not' yet charged to production, $7,386,918; advances to
vendors for materials, $694,860; account receivable (Lockheed Aircraft
receivable,
contracts
City Department
Bond Proposals and Negotiations
General Corporation and Investment
News—.794
Assets—Cash, $669,588; accounts receivable
on
1—
railway....
railway..
oper. Income—
154,
1941
$79,519
30,593
——
*
15,543
Balance Sheet June 30, 1941
\
note
Spokane International Ry.- -Earnings-
—V.
profit
Provision for Federal income taxes.—.-,
pares
and
yTotal
(other
payable,
$1,604,726;
salaries
and
wages,
than Income), $188,961; Federal income tax,
Commercial Paper
Outstanding Sept. 30——793
Consumer Coal Stocks
Electric
Aug. 1.—789
Energy Consumption (July & August)™
Government
Crop Report.—
September Chain Store Sales—
789
791
/—
790
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