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BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
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No. 4, General--—
Dec. 2, 1936
No. 4, Special—...
Mar. 4, 1938
No. 5, General...... Apr, 23, 1937
In This Issue
No. 5, Special.—...Nov,
2, 1942, under
on
Jan.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
No; 1099.
case
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AMERICAN
end
West
COMPANY
Streets,
Brooklyn, New York
Connecticut
Bulk
The
(State of)
General
of
Fund
Board
of
Directors
of
American
the
Manufacturing Company has declared the regu¬
lar quarterly dividend of $1.25 per share on the
Preferred Stock and a dividend of 50c per share
on
the Common Stock of the Company.
Both
payable October
1,
1942
to
Stockholders
of
record September 18,
1942.
Surplus
25, 1936
7, Special.——Jan. 9, 1941 to Be Used for Debt Retirement—
The State's general fund had an
No. 8, Special.
.Nov. 17, 1939 accumulated surplus for the 1941No, 9,.General......Nov. 27, 1934 1942 fiscal year of $13,758,514, of
City News
MANUFACTURING
Noble
CONNECTICUT
8, 1940
No. 6, General.—Feb. 23, 1938
No. 6, Special——.Apr.
19, 1939
No. 7, General.—.Sept.
Corporation News
State and
by Judge of District Court
No.
Nq. .8, General::—Dec. 12, 1939
ROBERT
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B.
Treasurer.
BROWN,
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QUOTATIONS
New
York
York
New
Stock
Curb
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No.
10, Special____.__May 7,
11,' Special.:
Mar, 1,
No. 12, General...Apr. 21,
No. 12, SpecialJan.
21,
1940
payment,
Exchange
1936
Comptroller said.'
Securities
Miscellaneous
and
(See Index Below)
Mobile
County (P. O. Mobile), Ala.
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Bond
Refunding: Pending—It is
; reported
.held
that
joint contract is
a
by the First National Bank,
and the Merchants National
Bank,
both of Mobile, for the refunding
w#'of $100,000 5% high school bonds,
excepting
Prior
the
on
"I
Ordinary County Rev-*
which
warrants
enue
no
ALABAMA
least
$16,000,000 will
sum
be
of at
applied
shortly to a further reduc¬
tion of the bonded debt, and that,
very
therefore, the present State in¬
1937 cently submitted to Governor Rob¬
ert A. Hurley. Of this surplus, the debtedness amounts to the sum of
1942
not more than approximately
$9,_No. 13, General——Oct. 11, 1940 largest ever recorded in the finan¬
No. 13, Special....._Mar. 6, 1942 cial history of the State, approxi¬ 000,000 as a result of an approxi¬
mately $14,000,000 reduction in the
No. 22, Special
-Dec. 7, 1937 mately $10,000,000 will be applied
debt within the past two years,"
a
further
reduction
Interest will cease according to to
of
the
"Thus the original State indebt¬
law on warrants hereby called for State's
direct bonded debt, the
Out-of-Town Listed Markets
Unlisted
1941
No.
Exchange
plus of $13,758,514 the
which
$9,929,994 was accrued dur¬
ing that period, according to the
annual report of State ComptroL
ler John M. Dowe, which was re¬
No. 9, Special—....All registered
No. 10, General.
Sept. 30, 1938
interest,
as
per
will
draw
can
now
edness"
curred
mate," Comptroller Dowe report-
decree signed ed,
"that from the present
Comptroller Dowe said,
$25,000,000 which, when in¬
"of
conservatively esti¬
to
was
less
be
period,
sur-
than
three
retired
will
years
over
a
retired
be
or
offset
plan urging nationwide rationing
of gasoline.
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"I
don't
highway
the
how
know
rationing
posed
pro¬
affect
will
Interest Exempt
our
from Present Federal Income Taxes
Exempt from Commonwealth of Massachusetts Taxes
revenue,"
Gov. Adkins
said, "but we are fortunate to
have a 'cushion fund' set up in
the treasury to meet debt service
during such emergencies."
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1,286,000
'dated April 1, 1923, maturing on
payetteville, Ark.
v. April
1, 1943, and $323,000 5%
j
Bond Sale—The $100,000
funding bonds, dated April 1, 1923,
airporf
and maturing on April 1, 1943.
J improvement bonds offered for
4,
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Boston
Metropolitan! District
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Redemption
".that funds
it
—
also noted
is
available at either
are
sale
Sept. 22—v. 156, p. 905—r
awarded to a syndicate com¬
on
were
y"'v'v;,v;:;'J:1 MASSACHUSETTS1
of these posed of Hill, Crawford & Lanybonds on or after Oct. 1, at par ford, Inc., Cherry, Villareal & Co.,
and interest to maturity.
Inc., the Southern Securities Co.,
and Mallory Williaims & Co., all
ARIZONA
| of Little Rock, paying a price of
105.86, according to the City Clerk;
Phoenix, Ariz.
Dated Sept. 1, 1942.
Due on Sept.
Correction—City Clerk John H. 1 in 1945 to
1962; callable on and
Udall states that the report an after
Sept. 1,1952.
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election was scheduled for Sept.
Provident Irrigation Dist, (P. Q.[
29 to have the voters pass on the
issuance of $25,000
Colusa), Calif.
airport im-r
the
for
ibank
payment
:y'Bonds
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yy::;y.,.
Due serially October 15, 1943 to 1967, inclusive
Legal Investment, in our opinion, for Savings Banks in New York and Massachusetts
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These Bonds, to be issued to provide
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funds for the purchase by the District of $8,286,-
000 bonds .of the Boston Elevated
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Railway Company, in the opinion of counsel
,
will constitute
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provement bonds—v. 156, p. 1001
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Debt
Composition
firmed—The
Plan
Conr
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Arkansas
Governor
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Bond
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Urges
Road
Large
Fund"—The
"Cushion
"Democrat"
Rock
-tie
Litr
of Sept.
11
carried the following report:
An addition of $1,400,000 to the
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present highway "cushion fund"
$5,400,000 will be asked of the
'1943 Legislature, Gov. Adkins said
►of
late
his
at
.
ference
t
afternoon
yesterday.
press
con-
of 20 cents
rate
said to have
the
on
District, of which neither the rate
Sacramento.
Bondholders
are
"further
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Massachusetts.
he
said
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made
had
his
decision
shortly after President Roosevelt
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approved
the
Bernard
Baruch
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Costilla County
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New
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Other
York
Curb
Exchange
Exchanges.
Stock
...1133
'..1139
Unlisted Securities ....-..1144
to
be
dit
tofore issued under Chapter 567 of the Massachusetts Acts of 1941.
Prices
These bonds are
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offered when,
and maturities
rate
;
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as
yield 0.50%
to
and if issued and received by
to 1.70%
us
and subject to the
the Massachusetts Department of Public
by
approval of interest
Utilities and to
the approval
of legality by Messrs, Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, Boston,• Mass,,
whose opinion will be furnished upon deliver.
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(P. O. San Luis),
Colo,
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Called —The follow¬
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Warrants
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ing ordinary county
School
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Page
Exchange.. ~.. .1117
are
allied to the payment of principal and interest of these bonds and bonds here¬
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District
for
revenue
warrants
payment
were
pn;-Aug... 25
payable at the office
County Treasurer:
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AIL warrants
the
registered -before
following dates; y
fy
j
1936 and Prior
,
BLAIR &CO.
INC.
COFFIN &, BURR
PHELPS, FENN & CO.
,
BACON, STEVENSON &. CO.
KEAN, TAYLOR &. CO.
INCORPORATED
HORNBLOWER & WEEKS
4
GEO. B. GIBBONS & CO.
INCORPORATED'
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B. J. VAN INGEN & CO. INC.
DICK A MERLE-SMITH
OTIS A CO.
TUCKER, ANTHONY & CO.
ARTHUR PERRY & CO.
p .
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INCORPORATED
(INCORPORATED)
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County;
"V
Ordinary Revenue_Oct.
1941 Ordinary County
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LEHMAN BROTHERS
HALSEY, STUART &. CO. Inc.
and
are now
of the
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New .York-Stock
Railway Company purchased by the District
the bonds
"
Bank, Sacramento, within 30
days from Sept. 2, and thereafter
and
Quotations:
upon
bonds for
to the clerk of the above court.'
called
INDEX
from interest
payment to the Merchants Nationt
COLORADO
our
for the pay*
behalf of the
amount is limited by law, are to be
All amounts received by the District
of the Boston Elevated
by
al
•
outstanding
The Governor
protect
highway bonds."
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of
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He said this would be asked to
;
pledged; and taxes
an
the United States District Court at
rected to present their
nor
are
on
dollar,,
been, confirmed
full faith and credit
vy ad valorem basis and levied through the Treasurer of Hhe Commonwealth
providing for the pay!
ment of outstanding bonds at the
district,
(State of)
valid, direct and general obligations of the District
ment of which its
plan of composition
for the indebtedness of the above
ARKANSAS
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5,. 1936
SCHOELLKOPF, HUTTON A POME ROY, INC....
EDWARD LOWBER STOKES & CO.
ALFRED O'QARA A CO,
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NEWBURGER, LOEB & CO.
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Department:
\ ...Bond Proposals and Negotiations. 1105
State and Oity
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Corporation and Invest. News, 1145
'.Dividends Declared and Payable..1110
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
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Auction Sales
The
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Notices
.1115
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Course of Bank
Clearings......1116
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Foreign Exchange
Rates....
...1115
ago
20-year
Revenue ——.'—Oct, 13, 1941
1942; Ordinary County
WILLIAMR COMPTON &.COi
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Revenue i—2——All registered
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No. 2, Special.^.;
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Feb. 7, 1941
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Dated October 15, 1942.
Principal and semi-annual Interest, April 15 and October 15, payable in New York
and Boston.4 Coupon bonds in denominations of $1,000, registerable as to principal only.
The information
contained herein has been carefully compiled from sources considered reliable, and while not guaranteed
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No. 1, General—.--.-—Mar. 7, 1939
No, "1, Special.——Jan. 27, 1941
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DANIELF,RICE and COMPANY
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Sch. Dists.
MULLANEY, ROSS&.COMPANY
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as
to
completeness
or
accuracy,
we
believe it to be correct•>
as
of this date,
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within
period of three years or
present date if the
a
less from the
main¬
present rate of reduction is
only
the direct State
1, 1941, the total
to
Jan.
On
debt.
statement
Dowe's
Comptroller
refers
direct and indirect, had
$47,018,000, the largest in
history, and included some of
State debt,
reached
its
$10,400,000 in indirect debt in¬
curred during the Baldwin admin¬
istration.
During the two years, from Jan.
to Jan. 1, 1943, the in¬
cumbent
administration has or
will have retired between $14,1941,
1,
city proposed to issue re¬
The
1972, and will bear interest,-sub¬
ject to the reversionary provisions
as
set forth in the bonds, at the
com¬
floated to finance the institutional
expansion program and retire the
will be callable
at par upon
ity is used, certain provisions are
to be followed.
The approving
of
opinion
Trimble &
N.
obligation
upaid residue of bond
issues floated to finance the Mer-
, Caldwell,
Marshall,
Mitchell of New York,
Y., will be furnished.
Haven, Fla.
stated
Bond Call Revoked—It is
O. R. Way, City Auditor and
by
Clerk, that the call for payment
the Middletown, the of the
general refunding of 1933,
and the New London Series A and
B, on Oct. 1, has been
bridges, and a small issue to fi¬ revoked.
ritt Parkway,
Hartford,
nance
at
of dormi¬
construction
the
tories
the
Honolulu
the Governor by the Comptroller
the
that
Hawaii
totaled
$38,642,165
as
com¬
Sale—The
Bond
receipts for the fiscal year 19411942
(City and County),
cash
general fund
coupon
$500,000 2&%
semi-ann. refunding (1942
bonds offered for sale on
pared with $31,897,900 for the pre¬ Issue)
vious fiscal year. The Comptrol¬ Sept. 22
—
156, p. 649
v.
were
—
awarded to the Bishop National
report discloses that the cash
Bank of Honolulu, for a premium
of all highway funds at
of $12,600, equal to 102.52, a basis
the close of the last fiscal year
of about 1.96%.
Dated April 15,
was
only $3,888,805 as compared
1942.
Due $50,000 on April 15 in
with $10,295,654, a drop of $6,-
ler's
balance
1943 to 1952 incl.
406,849.
This decrease was due
Three bids
primarily to the fact that the de¬
the
issue
in
partment expenditures during the
past fiscal year exceeded its re¬
ceipts by $3,248,868 and that re¬
Bonds
cost
Authorized
&
Stearns
were
submitted
New
Co.
the
offered
for
Bear,
York.
city
Childs
101.159 for the bonds; C. F.
—
The
cover
commitments
the
and
Certificates Called
ported
Town
$18,392,398
953,535.
as
FLORIDA
East Shore Drain. Dist.
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Validation
at
Pending—The
Circuit Gourt has signed an order
for a hearing on Oct. 19, on .the
organization of the' abovb district
and
validation
to
Due
1942.
and
1948
in
Nov.
on
1,
$1,000
1;
in
1946, $2,000 in 1947, $3,000
1943 to
iri
$4,000
1949, and
1950.
of
$350,000 drain¬
age bonds approved by the voters
last May.
Lawrence County
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;
$15,000 on Dec. 1 in
mature
1946.
KANSAS
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(P. O. Lawrence-
Bond Election—An issue of
$37,-
judgment funding bonds will
be considered by th evoters at the
500
November
general election.
Sale
Bond
er,
sale
issued
if
Mo.
The
—
$224,259.12
awarded
to
First
the
tional Bank of Chicago,
expected
Board
the
at
a
Jr.,
ments
made
was
taking
now
matter
in
municipal
bulletin,
i.
as
steps
official
an
officials
are
clarify
the
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to
to details.
The
eight projects on which
new
payments will be made are
the Armistead Gardens, and Fair¬
field, Brooklyn, Westport, Perkins
and Gilmor Homes and O'Donnell
Heights and Somerset Court. The
latter two developments are not
completed.
,,
about
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by
tin, "The FPHA will make
ments in lieu of taxes
erally-owned
any
taxes which would
be paid upon
project if it were not exempt
from taxation, with an appropri¬
ate allowance for expenditures by
such
the
Commis¬
agency
are
office
in Baton
at the State's
in New Orleans.
or
the
with
Associated
firm
named
in
Na-(
above
basis of about 1.03%.
Dated Sept. 1, 1942. Due on Sept.
Co.
1943
in
to
1952
of
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Cox,
There
serve
are
two classes of Federal
housing projects involved. In one
are Federally-owned war housing
projects.
The / other
comprises
FPHA-aided
projects
and
the
Baltimore Housing Authority will
be authorized to make the pay¬
ments
on
these
bulletin stated.
developments, the
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Maryland (State of)
Governor Recommends 25% In¬
Tax Reduction—Governor
come
O'Conor
will
has
that
announced
he
ask'fpr\ar20 to 25% reduc¬
tion in the State income tax in a
plan he will submit to the General
Assembly when it meets in Jan¬
Moreover,
he
said
the
"healthy condition" of the State's
(State of)
Bridges — Governor
his executive council
Insures
Sewall
services to
other public
such projects."
or
uary.
MAINE
incl.
Hodgenville, Ky.
for
Government
utilities
streets,
fiscal
the
Trust
Federal
.
J.
payment on
Treasurer's
war
its
amount
being
March 2,
1943.
Dated March 2, 1903.
Due
on
March
2,
1953, redeemable
March 2, 1943.
Payable at the
$250,000,
for
called
pay¬
all Fed¬
on
housing proj¬
jurisdiction.
The
paid for any one year on
project will approximate the
under
ects
sioners, that 5% semi-ann. Series
C bonds numbered 251 to 500, ag¬
gregating
.
According to the Federal bulle¬
Secretary
of Levee
Rapides Bank /&
price Alexandria.
KENTUCKY
S.
stated
is
Henderson,
Harry
of
Maine
Offering—Elmer
of
Since the notice of the Govern¬
of 101.11, a
.
—Creditors of this city are being
Act
recent
a
ment's intention to make the pay¬
original pur¬
Series 497 bonds offered for chase of the bonds were Scharff &
on Sept. 21—v. 156, p. 1002^
Jones of New Orleans, and the
Brazil, Ind.
Bond
with
Congress. Information on the sub¬
ject was submitted to the city by
Herbert Emmerich, Commission¬
er of the Federal Public Housing/
Authority.
and
received,
1.
INDIANA
Debt Composition Plan Pending
and
Delivery
Oct.
Rouge,
semi-ann. paving and sew¬
were
1
Wauchula, Fla.
accordance
subject to approval of legality by
Charles & Trauernich of St. Louis,
State
Wichita, Kan.
l]/4%
ville), III.
;
and
Bond- Call—It
the
:
par.
of Levee
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payments, amounting to the
will be made in
full city tax rate,
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July
Dated
1.18%.
about
of
$13,000
sold
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—
Midland Securities Co. of Chicago
(P. O.
Clewiston), Fla.
Bond
was
Favrot,
The
.
1943 to
bonds
F.
Board
the
taxes.
,
Cairo, III.
funding
of
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shelter rentals in lieu of
as
sums
re¬
It is
Commissioners, is calling for pay¬
ment a total of $150,000 4% re¬
of $7,500 sewer bonds.
funding certificates of indebted¬
ness of the above district, issue of
Marshalltown, Iowa
July 1, 1936.
Certificates should
Bond Sale Details — The City
Clerk states-that the $4,500 street be presented at the office of the
improvement bonds sold to Paine, Board, 200 Civil Courts Building,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis of Chi¬ New Orleans, for payment as to
cago, as D/is, at 100.33—V.
156, principal and interest.
p.
1002—are dated Oct. 1, 1942, Red
River, Atchafalaya and Bayou
and mature on Nov. 1; $1,500 in
Boeuf Levee District (P. O.
1945, $1,000 in 1946, and $2,000 in
Alexandria), La.
1947,
giving a basis of about
Bonds Offered to Public—Weil
1.19%.
Interest payable M-N.
& Arnold of New Orleans, are of¬
Newton, Iowa
fering
for
general
investment
Bond Offering — Bids will be
$250,000 1 %, 2i/4 and 2% refund¬
received until Oct. 5, at 7.30 p.m.,
ing bonds.
Coupon bonds, dated
by H. L. Lammers, City Clerk, Aug. 1, 1942. Denom. $1,000. Di¬
for the purchase of $50,000 re¬ vided as follows: $75,000 iy>s, due
funding bonds.
1 on Aug. 1, $25,000 in 1944 to 1946;
$150,000'2y4s, due $25,000 on Aug.
Sac City, Iowa
1 in 1947 to 1952, and $25,000 2s,
Bond Sale Details
The City
due on Aug. 1, 1953. Prin. and int.
Clerk states that the $16,000 water
(F-A) payable at the office of the
system bonds sold to Paine, Web¬
State Treasurer, Baton Rouge, or
ber, Jackson & Curtis of Chicago,
at
the
State's fiscal
agency
in
as iy4s—v. 156, p. 906—were pur¬
New Orleans.
Offered when, as
chased at a price of 100.37, a basis
and
Bonds Sold—An issue of
Gervais
that
President
,
ILLINOIS
(P. O. New
—
$500,-
even
Under
present
arrangements
provision has been made by the
Federal Government to pay small
for the issuance
are
highway fund, was
compared with $16,-
$400,000 and possibly
000 annually.
Orleans), La*
and
fund
ity will receive from $350,060 to
payable J-D.
Orleans Levee District
the
or
city will receive, but
it is believed that the municipal¬
Interest
1952.
$2,000 in 1950 to
made
be
amounts the
follows:
as
will
sessments
4s at par, as
May, mature on Dec.
$1,000 in 1943 to
1945, $1,500 in 1946 to 1949, and
1
Co.
&
the
bonds sold to
noted here in
and associates bid 100.88,
Sioux City, Iowa
i
Lowry, Sweney, Inc. and as¬
Additional Information — The
year
$1,462,000 more than
sociates bid 100.561.
These rates
those of the previous year.
City Treasurer states that the $60,t
indicate that Honolulu is able to
The accumulated surplus in all
000 airport certificates sold to the
finance at levels comparable with
State funds for the fiscal year
City Sinking Funds, as 1V2S—v.
those before Pearl Harbor.
156, p. 906—were purchased at par
1941-1942, including the general
to
serves
this
states that
now
refunding
the Bank of Jena, as
of - about
;
Jury
$15,000
Council is said to have passed an
ordinance calling
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HAWAII
State university.
Financial abstracts submitted to
•show
interest
a-net
at
any
payment date prior to ma¬
If the option to call the
Winter
indirect
State's
The
headed by the
.
nonfunded debt;
includes the
(P. O. Jena), La.
Maturity—The Secretary of the
Police
1.66%, divided as follows: $70,000
as
1 %s, due on Dec. 1 in 1943 to
following rates; 2% for the first 1951; the remaining $160,000 as
five years after date; 3% for the 1 %s, due on Dec. 1 in 1951 to 1960,
next succeeding five years;
4% and $50,000 on Oct. 1, 1962. Inter¬
<
for the next succeeding 10 years; est payable J-D.
and 5%
thereafter.
The bonds
Malvern, Iowa
refunding bonds prior to matur¬
State's direct debt is
The
states that the $230,000
system and street improve¬
sold to a syndicate
bonds
of
interest
posed solely of the unpaid residue
of
the
$25,000,000
bond
issue
now
ment
municipality by the Federal Gov¬
ernment on eight defense, housing
developments,
it was disclosed
Aug. 28 at the City Hall.
It is not yet known how the as¬
-
La Salle Par. Sub-Road Dist. No. 2
White-Phillips Co.
Davenport, at a price of 100.69
and, subject to the right of prior
—v. 156, p.
1002—were purchased
redemption, will mature June 1,
funding bonds dated June 1, 1942,
and
$3,000,000 in indirect debt.
Clerk
sewer
and $15,000,000 of direct
between $2,000,000 and turity.
000,000
debt
had not been ob¬
such judgments
Sept. If 1943 to 1972.
Davenport, Iowa
Details — The City
Sale
Bond
considered
tained.
tained."
*
against the city shall be
as subject hereto as if
tained
Monday, September 28, 1942
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
1106
and
financial
position warrants the
freezing of a "goodly sum" for
post-war projects and an addi-
.
;
;
W. tional amount for present emer- j
notified that a petition has been City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
Perkins, State Insurance Commis¬ gencies, including salary adjust- '
filed in the United States District sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. on Oct. $30,000 issue of 3% coupon school
sioner, to purchase $11,500,000 in¬ ments. Even with this, the Gov- 1
Court in and for the Southern 13 for the purchase of $5,000 not building revenue refunding bonds surance on various bridges. Total ernor added, "there will be left
on '
Offered
Bonds
of
District
Florida, Tampa Divi¬
sion, asking for the confirmation
of
plan of composition under the
a
provisions of the Municipal Bank¬
ruptcy Act.
A
hearing
on
the petition
scheduled to be held at the
eral
is
Fed¬
in Tampa, at 11
16, for the purpose
of hearing the petition and con¬
a.m.
Building
on
Nov.
sidering and passing upon the
plan together with any answers or
objections filed by any creditors.
Sworn
proofs of claims setting up
claims
filed
and
interests
to
are
be
by the creditors on or before
Nov.
with
16,
the Clerk
of
the
United States District Court, Fed¬
eral
Building, Tampa, and such
proofs are to give the details of
the
of
bonds
all
and
unpaid
show
the
interest
amount
and
other
details.
To
Public
—
A
Wauchula
exceed
3%
interest
fire
truck
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1942. Denom.
IOWA
has
Alfred
been
purchased and is being
offered by the
J-D.
fund.
proposed to be affected
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Bond Sale—The $50,000 coupon
composition comprises all of the
outstanding principal bonded in¬ semi-ann. sewer bonds offered for
Acadia
Ward Sub(P. O. Crowley),
Parish, Fourth
Road Dist. No.
7
the
100.442, a basis of about 1.15%.
Sept. 1, 1942.
Due $5,000
crued
interest
on
bonds
upon from Nov. 1, 1944 to 1953; optional
which judgments have been ob¬ on and after Nov. 1, 1947.
proposed
Bonds,
refunding
coupons
and
ac¬
Dated
were
awarded to Scharff & Jones
of New
Orleans, according to the
of
the
Police
Jury.
Secretary
Dated
Sept.
1,
1942.
This left
$24,165,767 of the
expended for operating pur¬
poses.
The latter amount repre¬
sented 56.98% of operating appro¬
MASSACHUSETTS
total
LOUISIANA
debtedness, and all accrued inter¬ sale on Sept. 22—v. 156, p. 649—
La.
est on the bonds provided to be were awarded to
the Iowa-Des
Bond Sale—The $90,000 public
refunded (whether evidenced by Moines
National
Bank
& Trust
matured coupons or accrued in¬ Co. of Des Moines, at public auc¬ improvement
bonds offered for
terest on bonds, or both) to the tion, as IV4S, paying a price of sale on Sept. 22—v. 156, p. 738—
of
ordered
j
includes $7,500,000 against sabo¬ enough to bring about a sizable j
Bankers Bond Co.,
At !
tage and $4,000,000 against war reduction in income taxes."
W. L. Lyons & Co., and Stein Bros.
the preceding session of the Legis- •
$1,000. Due $1,000 on Jan. 1 from
damages.
1944 to 1948 incl.
Rate of interest & Boyce, all of Louisville, for gen¬
lature, early in 1941, the tax on
to be expressed in multiples of eral investment at prices to yield
MARYLAND
earned income was reduced from j
from 1.25 to 2.85%, according to
V\ of 1%. No conditional bids will
2Y2 to a flat 2% and the invest-' j
Baltimore, Md.
Denom. $1,000.
Dated
be considered.
Legal opinion of maturity.
ment income tax rate was lowered I
Nov. 1, 1942.
Reports
Higher
Revenues- from 6 to
Due on Nov. 1 in
Dailey, Davis & Hartsock of In¬
5%.
"Now that the j
1943 to 1956 inch, callable on and Revenue collections by the city in
dianapolis will be furnished the
State's financial position is the
after Nov. 1, 1947.
the first seven months of the year
Prin. and int.
successful bidder. /
strongest in its history, a reduq(M-N) payable at the Lincoln Na¬ amounted to $47,641,481 and com¬ tion
in
income
taxes
can
be
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
tional Bank, Flodgenville.
:''
pared with $46,535,937 in the com¬
made," the Governor said in a
Temporary
Loan
Sold •— The
parable 1941 period, according to statement. "The
present condition (
Raceland, Ky.
a report from Herbert Fallin, budr
$250,000 temporary loan issue of¬
of affairs will justify a reduction
Bond
Sale Details—It is now
j
fered Sept. 22 was awarded to a
get director.
in these taxes up to 20 or 25%. 1
reported that the $37,800 water
Mr. Fallin said that $32,178,223
group of Indianapolis institutions
Already a 40% reduction in real <
works revenue refunding bonds
at 0.75% interest, plus a premium
was expended for all purposes in
estate
taxes has been
effected,
sold to the Bankers Bond Co. of
of $60.10. The syndicate consisted
the seven-month period. This, he
which places the State tax rate at !
Louisville, as 4s at par, as noted added, was 56.39% of total appro¬
of the Union Trust Co., Indiana
the lowest in 82 years.
Not only
Trust
Co.,
American
National here, are dated Dec. 1, 1941, and priations of $57,067,680 for the is
it my intention to maintain the
Bank, Indiana National Bank and mature on Dec. 1 as follows: $1,- entire year 1942.
State rate at this low point, but it
the Merchants National Bank. The 800 in 1942, $2,000 in 1943 and 1944,
Of the total expenditures for
will eventually be reduced fur- !
loan is payable in three months.
$3,000 in 1945 to 1948, and $4,000 the seven-month period, $8,012,456
ther.
1
in 1949 to 1953. Interest payable
was for debt service and pension
to
by the provisions of the plan of
bonds.
16
,
The indebtedness of the City of
date
Sept.
Boston
Metropolitan District, Mass.
$8,286,000 cou- .j
In
the
first
seven pon, registerable as to principal |
months
of
1941, the
city ex¬ only, bonds offered Sept. 23—v. :
pended 57.30% of operating ap¬ 156, p. 1002—were awarded to a i
propriations for operating pur¬ syndicate headed by Halsey, ,!
Stuart & Co., Inc., New York, as
poses.
Government to Meet City Tax lV4s, at a price of 93.288, a basis
Bond Sale—The
priations.
Rate
on
Housing Projects—Sums
equivalent to the full
Due from city tax rate will be paid to the
of
money
of
about
1942
from
1.619%.
and
1943
due
to
Oct.
Dated
serially
on
1937 incl.
Oct.
The
15,
15 *
sue-
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4111
156-
cessful banking group made pub¬
lic
re-offering of the bonds at
Long/State Commissioner of Cor¬ Sept. 30 for the purchase fo $15,000
porations and Taxation has an¬ not to exceed 3% interest coupon
prices to yield from 0.50% to
1.70%, according to maturity; Le¬
gality of the bonds to be approved
by Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg of Boston.
J
nounced.
[
The
cut
in
municipal
produced principally
demand for public
welfare appropriations and high¬
way • expenditures., Real
estate
taxes however were raised by $2,977,753. In realty values an addidition of $95,812,246 was regis¬
expense was
by
Underwriting Group—The suc¬
cessful banking group, in
lessened
water works system bonds.
.
:
will
National City
were
in
the
the
bidding
First
managed
was
Bank
of
being
deferred,
pending
ap¬
ceptance by the city of proposed
changes in the building plans.
No.
Call
6,
Mich.
Fred
—
Wilkinson,
tion, calls for payment on Oct. 15,
1942, at par and accrued interest,
bonds Nos; 7 to 10, 13 and 14,
dated April 15, 1936.
Bonds will
by
and submitted offers of
l^s, a net cost of 1.799%,
and 98.35 for 13/4S, a net cost of
be redeemed
at the
Detroit Trust
a
Federal grant and
ac¬
MINNESOTA
Co., Detroit.
Hopkins,
Certificate
water
cates
sale
main
of
on
were
Lincoln Park School District, Mich.
Bond Offering — Raymond E.
Others in this group in¬
the following: Union Se¬
Corp., Blyth & Co., Lazard
Freres & Co., Northern Trust Co.
of Chicago, Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, R. W. Pressprich & Co. and
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
^
is
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
New
curities
Detroit
Township School Dis¬
trict
94.54 for
cluded
the
proval of
Bond
York,
1.841%.
at
Farmington
Third syndicate
National
redeemed
Trust Co.; Detroit.
Corp., * Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, Chicago; Kidder, Peabody
& Co., Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., Smith Barney & Co., and
Estabrook & Co.
be
000 in
by the State of $690,-
excess
of the constitutional
debt
limitation, over and above
Bonds Sold
The Secretary of existing bonded indebtedness for'
which the State is now obligated
the Board of Education states that
for Montana State College. $105,000 1%% semi-ann. school
Mo.
—
,
in this account
debtedness
(P. O. Affton),
Aug. 1* 1942. Denom. $1,000. Due
Aug. 1; as follows: $1,000 in 1944
and $2,000 from 1945 to 1951 incl.
Subject to redemption prior to addition
bonds
have
maturity-on 30 days' published
Dated May 1, 1942.
notice at the option of the city,
on
any interest payment date on Boone County (P. O.
and after Aug. 1, 1944.
Mo.
If less
.
Bank of New York, Bankers Trust
Co. of New York, First Boston
MISSOURI
Affton Sch. Dist.
Dated
addition
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., in¬
cluded
the
following:
Lehman tered;than all of the outstanding bonds
Brothers, Blair & Co., Inc., Phelps,
Peabody, Mass.
are called on a specific
Ferin & Co., Dick & Merle-Smith,
date, then
Note Sale—The issue of $300,000
such redemption shall be in in¬
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc., Bacon, notes offered
Sept. 21—v. 156, p.
verse
numerical order.
Rate of
Stevenson & Co., Coffin & Burr, 1002—was awarded
to
the
Na¬
Kean, Taylor & Co., Hornblower tional Shawmut Bank of Boston, interest to be in multiples of %
of
1%.
& Weeks, Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
Principal and interest
at 0.59% discount.. Dated Sept. 22,
Otis & Co.,'Tucker, Anthony &
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
1942, and due $200,000 on Dec. 22,
urer's office.
Bonds are payable
Co., Arthur Perry & Co., Schoell- 1942, and $100,000 on July 16,
from taxes without limitation as
kopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc., 1943.
Other, bids:
Warren Na¬
to rate or amount.
Bids shall be
Newburger, Loeb & Co., Alfred tional Bank of Peabody,
$200,000
conditioned upon the unqualified
O'Gara &
Co., Edward Lowber at
0.63%, and $100,000 at 0.72%';
Stokes & Co., H. C. Wainwright
opinion of the purchaser's attor¬
Merchants National Bank of Bos¬
& Co., William R. Compton & Co.,
ney
approvinglegality of the
ton, 0.63%; First National Bank of
bonds.
Cost of opinion and for
Mullaney, Ross.& Company, and
Boston, 0.73%.
; ;
Daniel F. Rice and Company.
printing the bonds to be paid for
In addition to the accepted bids,
by the successful bidder. A cer¬
MICHIGAN
the Halsey, ..Stuart account also
tified check for 2% of the bonds
Avon and Shelby Townships Frac¬
submitted
tenders of 97.519 for
bid for, payable to order of the
tional School District No. 2, Mich.
IV2S, a net cost of 1.635%, and
City Treasurer, is required.
Bond Call—Frank W. Guthrie,
100.409 for
l3/4s, a net cost of
Treasurer of the Board of Educa¬
Ypsilanti, Mich.
1.724%.
A syndicate headed by
Bond Issuance Deferred—H. C.
the Chase National Bank of New tion, calls for payment on Oct.
15, 1942, at par and accrued in¬ Holmes, City Clerk, reports that
York was second high in the bid¬
ding, offering 95.079 for l%s, a net terest, refunding bonds Nos. 15 to issuance of the $134,000 municipal
17, dated April 15, 1937, denom. hospital construction' bonds ap¬
cost of 1.77%, and 98.929 for l3/4s,
$500, due April 15, 1962.
Bonds proved by the voters last May 25
a net cost of 1.809%. Among others
to
1107,
Sale
Minn.
The $16,480
improvement certifi¬
—
indebtedness
offered
Sept. 18—v. 156,
p.
for
907—
awarded to
Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood of Minneapolis, as iy2s
at par, according to the Village
Clerk., Due $1,648 on Oct. 1 in
Bonds Sold
been
Referendum No. 46 is
sold.
an
act
au¬
thorizing
the State to contract
debt of $350,000 in excess of the
Columbia),
constitutional limitation and
the
bonded
present
The
over
indebtedness
Baum, Bern- for Northern Montana College.
City, has
The bond issues would be util¬
recently $25,000 road
ized for the construction, repair,
and bridge bonds as
iy8s, at a
remodeling and equipping of nec¬
price of 100.06, a basis of about
essary college buildings.
1.11%. Denom. $1,000.
heimer Co.
—
of
Kansas
purchased
Dated Sept.
Due $5,000 from March
1, 1944 to 1948 incl. Prin. and int.
1, 1942.
NEBRASKA
Broken Bow, Neb.
County
Treasurer's office.
Bonds Sold—It is stated by F. A.
Legality ap¬
proved by Bowersock, Fizzell & Rausch,
Superintendent of the
Rhodes of Kansas City.
■
/ Street, Water and Sewer Depart¬
ment, that $326,000 paving and in¬
"
Boonville, Mo.
1/■/
tersection refunding bonds have
Bonds Sold—The Baum, Bernbeen sold.
heimer Co., and Piersol & Co.,
both of Kansas City, jointly, have
NEW JERSEY
purchased $32,000 street improve¬
(P. O. Atlantic
ment and judgment funding bonds Atlantic County
City), N. J.
at a price of 100.139, a net inter¬
est cost of about
Bond Sale Pending—It is stated
1.39%, on the
bonds divided as follows: $24,000 by G. M. Parker, County Auditor,
as
iy2s, due on March 15 in 1944 that $15,000 county tuberculosis1
to 1951; the remaining $8,000 as hospital bonds authorized recent¬
iy4s, due on March 15 in 1952 and ly, will - be sold to the County
1953.
Denom. $1,000. Dated Sept. Sinking Fund.
15, 1942. Prin. and int. (M-S) pay¬
Carlstadt, N. J.
able at the First National Bank,
Refunding
Considered — Bor¬
Kansas City. These bonds, author¬
proposal for partial re¬
ized at a special election held re¬ ough's
funding of its debt by issuing
cently, in the opinion of counsel
23/4% refunding bonds
will constitute valid and legally $182,000
was
taken under advisement by
binding obligations of the city,
the
State
Funding Commission,
payable from ad valorem taxes
which may be levied against all pending receipt, of a report from
(M-S)
payable
at
the
,
,
'
,
of
the
taxable
property within
city without limitation as to
the
rate
Dunellen, N.J.
amount.
Legality approved
by Bowersock, Fizzell & Rhodes,
of Kansas City.
or
its auditor.
Carterville Sch. Dist. (P. O. Carter-
Sale—The
Bond
or
registered
assessment
bonds
ment
$38,000 coupon
local improvement
general improve¬
offered Sept. 21—v.
and
1003—were awarded to the
Bank of Dunellen,
Certificate Sale
The $1,643.35 the Board of Education states that as
1.30s, at par. The $18,000 local
certificates
of
indebtedness
of¬
$7,500
construction
bonds
ap¬ improvement issue matures serial¬
fered for sale on Sept. 15—v. 156,
proved by the voters on Sept. 1, ly on Sept. 1 from 1943 to 1947
p.
907—were purchased by the have been sold.
Due serially be¬ incl., and the $20,000 general loan
Security National Bank of Hop¬ ginning on March 1, 1944.
is due annually on Sept. 1 from
$218,000 series 1 bonds. Due Nov.
kins, as'3V4.s at; par, according to
1943 to 1952 incl. All of the bonds
1, as follows:; $8,000 in 1946, the
St. Charles, Mo.
Village Clerk. Due $308.87 on
are
dated Sept. 1, 1942.
Among
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
$5,000 in 1947 to 1951; $10,000
Sept. 1 in 1943-to 1947 incl.
Other
bids were the following:
*n 1952 and 1953, and $15,000
be received until 5 p.m. on Oct.
Peoples Trust Co. of Dunellen, par
St. Louis Park, Minn.
in 1954 to; 1964.
Rate of in1, by F. B. Brockgreitens, City
for l%s; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
""terest to be in multiples of
Certificates Sold—Village Clerk Clerk, for the purchase of $66,000
Inc.,
100.15
for M%s; < Minsch;
% of 1%, not exceeding 3% Joseph Justad states that $2,250 judgment funding and public im¬
Monell & Co., 2s, 100.40; H. L.
per annum to Nov.
1, 1947, certificates of indebtedness were provement bonds. Denom. $1,000.
Allen & Co., 2s; 100.23.
;
V not exceeding 3Y2% per an- offered on Aug. 31 and were Dated Oct. 1, 1942. Due on April
\
c
ti'i
num
thereafter
to
Nov.
1, awarded to the First National 1 as follows: $3,000 in 1945 to
Englewood, N. J.
*
"
,.-n\ •
1950,, and not exceeding 4% Bank of Hopkins as 3s.
1952, $4,000 in 1953 to 1960, and
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
v
per
annum
thereafter until
$5,000 in 1961 and 1962; Callable be received until Oct. 20 for the
: Maturity—Mr. Justad also states
paid; payable May and Nov. 1.
ph April 1, 1948, or on April 1 in
that the $6,000 street improvement
purchase .of
$60,000
refunding
32,000 not to exceed 3% interest, warrants sold
any year thereafter
before ma¬
bonds.
This sale will be the third
to the First National
/'Series 2 bonds. Due Nov. 1,
turity.
Bidders to name a single
Bank & Trust Co. of Minneapolis,
phase of the $300,000 refunding
as follows:
rate of interest in a multiple of
$10,000 in 1943 to as
iy2s, at.a price of 100.112—v.
program initiated in 1940.
The
;
-1945 and $2,000 in 1946.
Ys of 1%, and. premiums to be
Rate
156, p. 907—mature $2,000 on Dec.
plan calls for the final issue of
:;of interest to be in multiples
paid for said bonds: (1) if issued
1 in 1943 to 1945, giving a basis of
$50,000 next year. According to
of % of 1%
without option for prior payment,
about
David Van Alstyne, Jr., Finance
1.45%.
Interest payable
or
(2) if issued callable on April
All of the bonds will be dated J-D.
Chairman, the issue is in reality
1, 1948, or on April 1, in any year
Oct. 1, 1942. Principal and inter¬
a
tax relief measure designed to
thereafter before maturity, or (3)
MISSISSIPPI
est payable at the Detroit Trust
level off the payment of bonded
if issued without option for prior
Co-, Detroit, or at any bank or Chickasaw Co. Supervisors Road
indebtedness, which by 1945 will
payment, and if issued callable on
trust company in the City of De¬
take a sharp natural drop through
Dist. No. 2 (P. O. Houston), Miss.
April 1, 1948, or on April 1, in
troit named by the School District
the maturing of the major portion
Bonds Sold—It is reported that any year thereafter, before ma¬
as a successor paying
agent. Gen¬
of the city's indebtedness.
$8,000 - 4%% semi-ann. funding turity.
No bid for less than par.
eral
obligations of the District
bonds
have
been purchased by Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
Fairview, N. J.
which is authorized and required
at
the
Cady & Co. of Columbus.
Dated able
Missisisppi Valley
by law to levy upon all the tax¬
; Proposed Refunding—A refund¬
Trust Co., St. Louis. Bids must be
Aug. 1, 1942.;
able
property
therein such
ad
made on the form furnished by ing program providing for the is¬
valorem taxes as may be neces¬
Cleveland, Miss.
the above City Clerk.
The city suance of $200,000 in,bonds has
sary to pay the bonds and the in¬
Bond Sold
The City Clerk
will furnish the legal opinion of
been submitted by the municipal¬
terest thereon as the same shall
states
that
$7,000
2y2 %
water Charles
&
Trauernicht, of
St.
become due, without limitation as
works improvement bonds have
ity to the State Funding Commis¬
Louis, and will pay for the print¬
to rate or amount.
Bids shall be been
sion for its consideration.
purchased at par by J. G.
ing of, the bonds and the registra¬
conditioned upon the unqualified
Hickman, Inc. of Vicksburg. Dated tion fee at the State Auditor's of¬
Garfield, N. J.
legal opinion of Claude H. Ste¬ May 1, 1942.
Due on May 1 as fice.
Delivery of the bonds will
vens of Berry & Stevens of De¬
Bonds Publicly Offered—J. B.
follows/$500. in-1943 to 1948, and be made on or before Oct. 28.
troit approving the legality of the
$1,000 in 1949 to 1952.
Prin. and Enclose a certified check for
$1,- Hanauer & Co. of Newark are
bonds. The cost of said legal opin¬
int. (M-N) payable at the Cleve¬
200, payable to the city. ,
ion and of the
making public offering of $395,000
printing of the land State Bank, Cleveland.
North, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EWT) on Sept. 28
for the purchase of $250,000 cou¬
pon 1942 refunding bonds, as fol¬
lows:
"/ 7
1943 to 1952 incl.
156,
ville), Mo.
v.
.
Bonds
Sold
—
The Treasurer of
p.
First National
—
•
County (P. O. Springfield), Mass. >
Other Bids—The $200,000 notes,
due Nov. 9, 1942, and awarded on
Sept. 9 to the Union Trust Co. of
Hampden
-
►
Springfield, at 0.369% discount; as
reported in v. 156; p." 906; were
also bid for as
Bidder—
*
National
First
\t
follows:;*^"'.• fp™;
TV
'■
of
Bank
■Discount
Boston.- 0.39^'
.
.
.
*'
-
.
■
.
.
Merchants
National Bank
of
Boston..
0.45^;
National Shawmut Bank of Boston.
Massachusetts (State of)
In List Of Legal
■
.
■
0.47ti
/Changes
In¬
vestments—The
following bulletin
(No. 2), issued by the State Bank
Commissioner on Sept. 19, shows
revisions
latest
the
investments
in
the
considered
savings banks:
-
of
for
■'
~
\
,
list
legal
Added To The List Of July 1, 1942:
Railroad Bonds
v/
-
\
-
As of Sept, 15, ,1942
;
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Railway — California ). Arizona
.
Lines:
First and
Ref., Gold, 4Y»s,
1962; First and Ref., Gold,
4V2s, Ser. B, 1962.
1
;
Ser. A,
*
Railroad
Equipment Trusts
As of Aug.
:
17, 1942
Railway Com¬
Equip, trust of 1942, Series
Northern Pacific
pany
B, (Serially) 2s,' 1952.
:
As of Aug. 12, 1942
Southern
/ Pacific
Company
,
Equip, trust,
2%s; 1952.
Series S
(Serially),
.'
As of Sept
Potomac
pany
'
V
Public Utilities
i
,
,
16, 1942-
Electric
-
Power
First Mtg., 3Y4s,
/
Com¬
1977.
Removed From The List
r
(Pennsylvania System)
Toledo, Walhonding Valley &
Ohio R. R. First 4s, 1942; Matured
.
.
-
9/1/42..
•
Local
.:,
Units
;
Cut
.
.
,
—
.
bonds will be paid by the School
District.
Bonds will be delivered
at
Detroit.
check
$4,177,926
in
1942
:
Commercial
and
Enclose
certified
a
$5,000, payable
to
the
was
as
reduced
compared
Mt. Morris, Mich.
Financial
Chronicle
City
Clerk,
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Sale
Details—The
of the Chancery
receive
(EWT)
on
of
here-in
par
-
(State
Proposed Bond Measures
following
Interest payable A-O.
—
The
authorizing
the issuance of bonds aggregating
$1,040,000, are to be placed on the
measures
Referendum
No.
45
will
mine the authorization-of
.
Dated Sept.
1, 1940. Denom. $1,000. Due Sept.
of)
Tupelo, as l3/4s, as noted
May, were purchased at ballot at.the November election:
and mature $1,000 in 1943 to
1953.
Montana
Clerk
Court states that
4% refunding bonds.
MONTANA
County (P. O. Tupelo), Miss.
Bond
Co.
Bond Offering—Harold C. Rock¬
well,
Lee
the $11,000 county building bonds
sold to the Peoples Bank & Trust
Expenses—
with the previous year, Henry F,
•
for
School District.
Spending by the 351 municipali¬
ties of Massachusetts
,
deter¬
an
in¬
1,
as
follows:
$43,000
in
1950;
$35,000 in 1951 and 1952; $40,000,
1953; $28,000, 1954; $154,000, 1955;
$21,-000 in 1956 and $39,000 in 1957.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able
at
the
Garfield
Trust
Co.,
(Reg. TT. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Spruce Street, New York, BEekman 3-3341. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher:
William Dana -Seibert, President; .William D.- Riggs, .Business
.Manager,- Published-twice-a. week-[-every Thursday' (general news and. advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]» Other
offices: Chicago—In charge of Fred.H; Gray, Western Representative, Field
Building- (Telephone State.0613). London—Edwards & Smith, 1 Drapers' Gardens, London. E.C. Copyright. 1942 by William
B. Dana Company.,'Reentered as second-class matter February 25, 1942, at the" nost office at New
York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States and Possessions,
$26.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $27.50 per year.--South and Central'Airierica; Spain/Mexico and Cuba; $29:50^per year? Great Britain; Continental Europe ^.(except Spain), Asia, Australia
and.Africa, $31.00 per yeay.<. NOTE: On account, of-the fluctuations in the rates of^exchange,,remittances for foreign subscriptions" and advertisements must be-made in-New York-funds. * .
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1108
Garfield.
approved
Legality
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Longfellow
of New York City.
i
Ho-Ho-Kus, N. J.
W. Lucas,
Bond Offering—John
Company,
Trust
Company^ of$40,000 North America, Bacon, Stevenson
sewer bonds offered
Sept. 24—v. & Co.; Darby & Co., Eldredge &
156, p. 1004 — was awarded to Co., Emanuel & Co., Geoi'ge B.
Francis I. du Pont & Co. of New Gibbons & Co., Inc.; Harris Trust
York, as l3/4s, at a price of 100.045, and Savings Bank, Hornblower &
Freeport, N.
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8:15 p.m. (EWT) on Oct.
purchase of $28,500 not
exceed 6% interest coupon or
basis of about 1.743%,
Dated Weeks,
Sept. 1, 1942 and due March 1, as Co.
16 for the
to
registered land acquisition bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1942.
Denoms. $1,000 and $500.
Due Oct. 1, as fol¬
lows: $1,500 from 1943 to 1945 incl.
and $2,000 from 1946 to 1957 incl.
Bidder to name a single rate of
Y.
Bond Sale—The issue of
'
(A-O). payable at the Citizens
First National Bank & Trust Co.,
Glen Cove, N. Y.
Bond Refunding Approved—The
State Department
Audit and
approved. the city's
has
Control
of
to • refund
$78,000
The price for which application
A ;
'•
the bonds may be sold cannot ex¬ bonds.
ceed $28,500.
A certified check
Hamburg (P. O. Hamburg), N. Y.
for $570, payable to order of the
Bond Sale—The Bank of Ham¬
borough, is required. Legal opin¬
burg recently purchased as 1.10s,
ion of Reed, Hoyt, Washburn &
at par, a total of $8,400 highway
Clay of New York City will be
building and judgment bonds. Sec¬
■
furnished the successful bidder.
made
passed
recently
Council
reading
ordinance
an
first
issue
to
$28,500 improvement bonds.
South
•'"
Mamaroneck, N. Y.
Sale—The
Note
issue
000 tax notes offered
of
$240,-
Sept. 23 was
chase "< of
the
following coupon
Company, A. C. Allyn & Co., Dick
Merle-Smith, First of Michigan bonds aggregating $49,000:
Corporation, Glore, Forgan'& Co.;, $40-,000 local improvement funding
bonds. 4 Due on Oct. 1; $8,000
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee; Hemphill;
in 1943 and 1944, and $12,000
Noyes & Co.;. Lee, Higginson Cor¬
in 1945 and 1946.
poration, and Union Securities
Corporation. ■
4
' "'■%
^9,000. public works bonds.
Due
i
$200,000
on Oct. 1;
$4,000 in 1943 and
Baker, Weeks & Harden; Dom;
$5,000 in 1944.
inick & Dominick, Francis I: Du-Interest rate is not to exceed
pont & Co., Eastman, Dillon & Co.;
The bonds will
Ernst & Co., Harvey Fisk & Sons, 3%, payable A-O.
be dated Oct. 1, 1942.
Bidder to
Inc.; Gertler, Stearns & Co.; Hall name a single rate of interest, ex¬
garten & Co., Mackenzie "& Co.,
pressed in a multiple of a/4 or
Inc.; Newburger, Loeb & Co.; L. F.
l/10th of 1%. Prin. and int. (A-O)
Rothschild & Co., Shields & Co.;
payable at the Washington Irving
Spencer Trask & Co.; Stern, Lauer
Trust Co., Port Chester.
Legal
& Co.; B. j. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.,
opinion *of Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
and White, Weld & Co.
\
:
' &
Clay of New York City will be
New York (State of)
furnished
the
successful bidder.
the
of Mamaroneck at 0.60%
Bonds Sold—An issue of
$10,000,
water supply bonds was sold to
the South Amboy Trust Co., South
Dated
Amboy,-as 2V4S, at par.
for
the
Feb.
interest.
„
uncollected
Permits
Law
Emergency ;A certified check for $980, payable
re¬ Jo order of the village, is required.
tax
revenues
fiscal
year
levied
ending
cent
legislative session
enacted
measure
a
Rochester, N. Y.
Chapter 578, Laws
of 1942, amending the State War
was
as
Note Sale—The $2,270,000 notes
1943. Legal opinion of
(Offered on Sept. 18 were awarded
Emergency Act, in relation to bor¬
Vandewater & Moore of
to the
Chemical Bank
& Trust
rowing by local units.
New York City. Second high bid¬
Buffalo, N. Y.
The act authorizes municipali¬ Co. and the Central Hanover Bank
der for the loan was the Manu¬
Bond Sale—The $3,000,000 cou¬
ties to pay for the necessities of & Trust Co., both of New York
facturers Trust Co. of New York,
interest,
life because of an emergency ex¬ City, jointly, at 0.575%
pon or registered refunding bonds
which bid a rate of 0.75%.
offered Sept. 18—v. 156, p. 907—
Sale con¬
isting on account of or arising out plus a premium of $1.
sisted of $400,000 pavement re¬
were awarded to the National City
of attack or sabotage. >
New York (State of)
Bank of New York and the Manu¬
Note Issue
Sold—State Comp¬
"For such purpose a municipal¬ construction notes, $450,000 special
facturers & Traders Trust Co. of troller Joseph V. O'Leary on Sept. ity may raise additional funds for local improvement,
$575,000 tax
Buffalo, jointly, as 1.80s, at a price 21 marketed an issue of $100,000,- war emergency aid -by the issu¬ anticipation 1940, $575,000 tax an¬
©f 100.20, a basis of about 1.77%. 000 notes to bear 0.45%
interest, ance of bonds, notes or certificates ticipation .4941; $250,000 budget,
series. A, and $20,000 budget, series
Dated Oct. 1, 1942. Denom. $1,000. for the
purpose of financing gen¬ of indebtedness." Notes or certifi¬
Due $600,000 on Oct. l from 1948 eral
B.sThe entire $2,270,000 notes bear
government expenses, includ¬ cates of indebtedness shall mature
date of Sept.-21, 1942 and mature
to 1952 incl.
Prin. and int. (A-O)
ing the fall instalment of State within one year but4 bonds -isSued
payable at the City Comptroller's aid in support of common schools. for such purposes would be gov¬ on May 21, 1943. ^Payable at the
office, or at the Central Hanover Notes are dated Sept. 22, 1942, erned by a fixation1 of probable Central Hanover Bank & Trust
Bank & Trust Co., New York City, mature on March
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
i
22, 1943, and usefulness reading: :
at the option of the holder. Legal¬
i"
"The period of probable useful¬ proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
were
placed with 91 banks and
ity approved by Caldwell, Mar¬ investment firms throughout the ness of * war -emergency aid is & Clay of New York City. /
shall, Trimble & Mitchell of New State, on an allotment > basis as hereby determined to be 10 years
A NORTH CAROLINA'
York City.
-'
The act provides for reimburse¬
'Y i | per the amounts indicated below:
ment to the municipality by the
:
Bonds Publicly Offered — The
'
/ *.
Randolph f County (P. O. Ashe-State to the extent -of 40% of the V ; >
successful bidders re-offered the;
'
$2,690,000
*, ;
- boro), N. C.
bonds
for public
investment at
Chase National, National City, moneys so expended "provided t\ie
Bond Offering—Sealed bids, will
prices to yield from 1.45% to Bank of the Manhattan Company expenditures shall have been ap^ be-received until 11 a.m. (EWT),
1.80%.
according
to
maturity.) Bankers Trust Company, Central proved by the State Department on Sept. 29; by Wy E. Easterling,
NEW YORK
Dillon,
Bond Call—It is stated by P. M.'
-
.
_
announcement
was
of Hanover Bank and
pany. First National
Trust Comof New York,
made that the bonds had all
been
Guaranty Trust Company, Manu-
Shortly after noon on the day
the
award,
Other bids for the issue:
;
'
intRate
Bidder
George
Rate Bid
Gibbons & Co.,
Inc.,
Bacon, Stevenson <fc
Co., Roosevelt & Weigold,
-
'
B.
Van Ingen
J.
.
'
a
Co.,
&
Freres
falo, and Associates
Halsey, Stuart -&
Co.,
■
100.155
Harriman
Ripley
& Co.,
Inc.,
Marine
Trust Co. of Buf¬
Laaard
Blair
&
ment
1.90%
100.399
Inc.,
■
Ladenbuvg,
Thalmann
&
.Co., and Associates.,....,.
Chemical Bank & Trust Co.,
Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Associates
1.90%
100.334
Bl.vth
100.45
2%
&
100.06
Co.
Co.,
Bras.,
and Associates
Schroder
and
........
2s, at a price of 100.631, a basis of
about
1.95%—v.- 156,
p., 1004—
also bid for as follows:
Bidder^D.
■
•
Int. Rate
'
2.20%
White & Co.
Manufacturers
130.46
2.20%
Co..
Trust
Premium
$142.85
Traders
&
Manufacturers National Bank
of
2.30%
Roosevelt
Co.,
& Weigold,
100.00
2.40%
Troy.
C.
F.
Childs &
Sherwood & Co
201.00
2.30%
109.00
2%%'
45.51
23,;%
50.00
and
Inc...4.
Commercial Bank &
Trust Co. of Albany......
State Bank of Albany.......
National
.
Cortlandt
(P. O. Croton-On-Hudson), N. Y.
Note
Offering
Johnson,
Town
sealed
receive
on
Sept.
29
Oct.
1,
tax
1942.
fied
by
—
Ellsworth
Supervisor,
bids
until
8
E.
will
Trust
notes.
Dated
speci¬
Bidder—
Farmers
Trust
Company,
Com¬
&
&
Govern¬
;
<
,
1944
and
1949
to
Nos.
D3
1946 to 1948, $3,000 in
1951, $4,000 in 1952 and
1953, and $1,000 in 1954.
Water, Sewer and Electric Light,
to
D74, Mil, M16, M19/
M29, M32, M36, M39,
M23; M25,
M42 and M45.
Due May 1, as follows: $1,000 in
1945, $500 in 1946, $1,000 in 1947,
$1,500 in 1948, $1,000 in 1949 and
1950, $2,000 in 1951, $1,000 in 1952,
$2,000 in 1953, $6,000 in 1954, $7,000 in 1955 to 1958, and
$2,000 in
1959.
;
...
Payment
of
the
principal
amount of the bonds
so
redemption
made
after
date
will
be
called,
called for
on
or
presentation
on
of said
bonds in negotiable form;
accompanied by all May 1, 1943,
and
subsequent coupons, at the
Chemical Bank & Trust
Co.; New
York City.
Coupons maturing on
Nov. 1, 1942, and prior,, will be
paid
presentation
on
render.
Interest
called.'....
Debt
A
sur-^
on
date
;...
■,
Rutherfordton, N. C.
:Y
.»
v
and
- ceases
ried
/»
Refinancing Agreement—.
news
report from Raleigh
the
car¬
following information:
*>
The North Carolina Local Gov¬
Commission
ernment
that.-
announced
had
agreement
an
been
reached with bondholders and the
Town;of Rutherfordton
of
on a plan
refinancing that town's bonded
indebtedness of $448,537.
The re¬
funding issue rwill extend over a
period of 40 years at interest less
than 4%.
case
E.
The Rutherfordton bond>
reviewed
was
Yates
Court
Webb
before
Judge
United
in
States
petition of the town
representatives filed July 6 asking
for
upon
the
refunding
arrangement.
I
Company; * C.v F.
Co., Goldman, Sachs &
Co.: Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.;
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co., La-
zard Freres &
ties
Rich
Co., Mellon Securi¬
Corporation, Merrill Lynch,
&
Fenner
Co.,
Webster and
.
New York,
Bank
100.409 1
•P/A/d'
-v,
and
100.33
&
&
Co;,
and
100.20
Loeb
.
.
100:66'
1.60%
*
Halsey, Stuart & Co,, Inc
1.60%
George
B.
Oibbohs
&
Co.,
"
InCi, Roosevelt & Weigold,. ••
and
Baeon,
Stevenson
&■
Co.
;•
1.60%
Blair
&
Co.,
Inc.,' and
Graham, Parsons & Co...
1.60%
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Mer- •'
cantile-Commerce
Bank
&
Trust
.Co.,
and
Equitable
&
Inc.,
Beane;
and
D.
Stone
W.
another
$600,000
Bank of New York, Federation
Bank and Trust Company, Fifth
earliest
rate
for
.
E.
1.60%
Corp.
H.* Rolliris
B)
J.
&
Sons,
4
.
.
100.32
'
,
Van
York,
City
Bank of New
and
Lee
Higginson
Corp
-
100.60
1.70%
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Brown, Jr., City Manager, will
sealed
bids
until
White
&
Co...,.:...;..
1%%
Assel, KramerFuller.,..,1%.%.,
100.14
t
100.07
11:30
'v
Bond
Barberton, Ohio
Election
—
An
v
issue
of
maturities)
and $50,000 street improvement bonds,
the, balance, but will be considered by the voters
for
either
amount bf bonds of each rate.
bonds will be awarded to the
re^
a.m.
Ohio
The
bid¬
Bond
Offering
—
William
R.
Ranz, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
at the lowest interest cost to the cation, will
receive sealed bids
county, such, cost to be determined until noon (EWT) on Oct, 13 for
by deducting the total amount of the purchase of $16,000 not to ex-:
the premium bid from the aggre¬ ceed 4% interest coupon improve¬
Dated Oct; 1, 1942:
gate amount of interest upon all ment bonds.
der
offering to purchase the bonds
of the bonds until their
.
Certificate Offering—Charles H.
ceive
A.
bid may name more
rates
100.40
-
National
J.
than two at the November general election.
issue, and each
Blue Ash Rural School District,
bidder, must specify in his bid the
no
100.43
Inc.,'
Ingen
&•
'
Co.; inc.-, ri.60% '* 100.29
Havris Trust & Savings Bank,
and First Boston Corp...;,
1.60% *' 100.27
and
&
Blodget, Inc.
rates, not exceeding 6%
in multipies of %
of 1 %; -■ each
bid may name one rate for part
of The bonds of either issue (hav^
or
ing/the
100.51
.,
Securities
.
—
-
Co.,
Sher¬
Boettcher &
Newburger,
'& Co
County (P.; 0,t Jeffer*
son)> Ohio "
v :
The $15,000 de¬
linquent tax bonds awarded Sept.
8 to the Jefferson Banking Co.,
'
<•••'
Other bids
Jefferson, as 0.75s, at 100.03, a
basis of about 0.74%, as reported4
A separate bid for each issue in v. 156, p. 908, were also bid for
-"Z ;y,-'
(not less than par and accrued in¬ as follows: :: f
Int. Rate-Rate Bid
terest) isTrequired.
Bidders are .Bidder-^Ohio Co. of Coiumbus.....>. ]%
- 100.02
requested to name the interest Seasongood & Mayer...'...... l\\%
100.16
rate
Kean,
&vCo.^1»%%
Childs
Ashtabula
.
v
-
l»/2%
Bros,
OHIO
V
National
Co.
F.
Rate Bid
'Int. Rate
Burr, White. Weld'
and Bear, -Stear-ns
Co.,
Taylor
&
Pierce,
■
York.....
&
Lehman
C.
"
,
Trust
Childs
New
wood
Company, Irving Trust Company,
Liberty Bank, Buffalo; Manufac¬
turers
Chase
and
of
Coffin
Co.,
mercial National Bank and Trust
-
-
Bankers Trust Co..
$1,000,000;
Brooklyn Trust Company, Bronx
County Trust Company, City Bank
'
the
S110,000
Local
Public
of Albany,
Bank
p.m.
for the purchase of
lien
Sale—The Nyack
Trust
,
R.
-
Na¬ reported in these columns on Sep¬ gations; unlimited tax; ,delivery at
tember 21ywe give below a partial"
Company,
place of purchaser's choice. There
list of the unsuccessful bids;
will be no auction.
Company, State
J
.Albany;
Bank
tional
Albany; United
States
Trust
Company of New
Colonie, Latham Sewer District
York, Blair & Co., Inc.; Blyth &
(P. O. Newtonville), N. Y.
Co., Inc.; C. J. Devine & Co., First
Other Bids—The $45,000 sewer
Boston Corporation, Phelps, Fenn
bonds awarded Sept. 16 to E. H.
& Co. and R. W. Pressprich & Co;
Rollins & Sons, Inc., New York, as
were
the
Commission, at his office in
Raleigh, for the purchase of the
following bonds aggregating $88,-
only;'general obli¬
2%
and Eastman, Dillon &
Lehman
of
ment
;
.
Improvement, Nos. M9,
M10, M12 to M15, M17, M18, M20,
M22, M24, M26 to M28, M30, M31,
M33 to M35, M37, M38, M40, M41,
M43 and M44, to the amount of
$26,000.
;
<
Due May 1, as follows: $2,000 in
.•
Company,
and
...v.,..,
,
Secretary
-r
Bank-&
pany, Buffalo Marine Trust Corn- Trust CoNyack, recently* pur¬
ooo: ■/
chased an issue of $5,000 street
Pany, Buffalo; J. P. Morgan & Co.,
Inc.; Barr Brothers & Co., Inc.; improvement bonds as 3s, at par. $82,000 general refunding bonds,
j f Due r on April 1; $24,000 in
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Leh¬ Due in 1947.- V
>> K?-:
> M958 and
$58,000 in 1959.
man
Brothers, Salomon Brothers
Onondaga County (P. O. Syria6,000 school refunding bonds. Due
& Hutzler and Smith, Barney &
A %
' ;
cuse), N. Y^'; ;;;
$3,000 on April 1 in 1958 and
Co.
Other Bids—In connection, with
1959.
•-//••
i
$1,800,000
the Sept. 17 award of $444,000 rer
Chemical Bank and Trust Com¬
■j. Denom. $1,000.
Dated Oct. 1,
funding bonds to Barr Bros. & Co.; 1942.
pany, Continental Bank and Trust
Prin; and int. (A-O) payNew York, and Paul H; Davis &
able in lawful money in New York
Company, Empire Trust Company,
Kings County Trust Company, Na¬ Co., Chicago; jointly, as:lV2s,;at City.
Coupon bonds, registerable
tional Commercial Bank and Trust 100.444, a basis of about 1.457% ", as as.to principal
'
,
Nov. 1:
on
Street
,
Inc., ^and
Co.,
„4
Nyack,N;Y.
\;'
Bond
'
,
1.80%
Co.
&
White
i
-V
•
,
& Co., C.
F. Childs & Co., Graham,
Parsons & Co.,
E. Lowber
Stokes
&
Co.
and R.
D.
B.
'■
.
*
facturers and Traders Trust Com
books closed;
and the
sold
of Social Welfare."
>
Covington, Town Clerk and Treas¬
urer, that the following refunding;
bonds are being called for pay-%
.
■
;
i
:
'
New
28,
Feb.
Red Springs, N. C.
1
}■,
-
1942, and due
Municipal Borrowing—At the
Issued against
Sept. 25,
25,
1943.
deposit accompanying his bid
will be returned.
-
,
awarded to the County Trust Co.
Amboy, N. J.
"
of 100.29 for 2s was
by the Bank of Blasdell.
Town
on
•
ond high bid
Kearny, N.J.
The
In the event that prior to the'
&
Moore
of
New
City. A certified check for delivery of the bonds the income'
$4,000, ? payable to order of the received by private holders from*
bonds of the same type and char¬
city, is required.
acter shall be taxable by the terms
Port Chester, N. Y.
of any Federal income tax law,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will the successful bidder
may, at his'
tbe received until 2.30 p.m. (EWT),
election, be relieved of his obli-:
©n Sept. 30, by Amerigo J. Dechigations under the contract to pur¬
ara, Village, Clerk,, for the pur¬ chase the bonds and, in such
case,
York
&
Ridge wood.
—
Vandewater
-
-Second
count.
multiple of
or
1/10 of 1%. served. The approving opinion of
Principal and interest payable at Reed, Hoyt, Washburn &' Clay,
the Power City Trust Co., Niagara New York City, will be furnished^
Falls.
Legal poinion of Dillon, the purchaser.
,
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,
from 1948 to 1957 !; Brown Brothers, Harriman * &
high bid of 100.19 Co., Fiduciary Trust Company of
for 1.80s was made by C. F. Childs New York, Fulton Trust Company
New
& Co. and Sherwood & Co., both of
York,, Swiss American
of New York City, in joint ac¬ Corporation, Underwriters Trust
int.
Authorized
1
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$400,000
incl. and $3,000
incl,
interest, expressed in a multiple
of lk or l/10th 6f 1%. , Prin. and
Bonds
Peabody.&
Kidder,
and
1947
$2,000 from 1943 to
follows:
Monday, September 28, 1942
maturities.
all .of
tained.
No
bid
the bonds
for
will
respective
less than
be
,
Denom.
1
from
$1,000.
1944 to
Due $1,000 on Dec.
Rate of
1959 incl.
enter-, interest
to be expressed in mul¬
tiples of lk of 1%.
Interest J-D.
Bids must be accompanied by a Registerable as to principal only
(EWT) on Sept. 28 for the pur¬
Denoms. as
bidder,
Payable on Avenue Bank of New York, First chase of $200,000 not to exceed 5% certified check upon an incorpo¬ or as to both principal and interest
June 1, 1943, at the Chase National Trust Company, Albany: Lawyers interest certificates of indebted¬ rated bank or trust company, pay¬ by exchange. General obligations,
Pur¬
Dated Oct. 1, 1942,
Bank of New York.
Legality ap¬ Trust
Company.
South
Shore ness.
Due able unconditionally to the order unlimited tax securities.
chaser to furnish legal opinion at
of the State Treasurer for $1,760
proved by Dillon, Vandewater & Trust Company, Rockville Centre; Dec. 1, 1943. Bidder to name one
Sterling National Bank and Trust rate of interest, expressed in a The right to reject all bids is re¬ ;his own expense. A certified check
Moore of New. York City,'
,
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Number 4111
156
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
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til noon (EWT) on Oct; 13 for the
purchase of $9,000 not to exceed
4% interest coupon improvement
for 1% of the bonds bid for, pay¬
able to order of the Clerk-Treas¬
of the Board of Education, is
urer
Bonds
required.
bonds.
authorized
were
Dated Oct.
>
/ PENNSYLVANIA
bonds, of Federal legislation which
in terms, by the repeal or omis¬
Carbondale School District (P. O.
\
1,1942.; Denom.
{
Carbondale), Pa.
*;
,;
sion
Other Bids—The
$50,000 refund¬
1944 to 1952 incl.
Rate of interest ing bonds awarded- Sept. 16 to S.
Campbell, Ohio
;
_[
to be expressed in multiples of lk K, Cunnnigham & Co., and Phil¬
Bond
Offering—John B. Ross,
of 1%.
General obligations, un¬ lips, Schmertz & Co., both of Pitts¬
City Auditor, will receive sealed
limited tax securities.; Purchaser burgh, jointly, as 2%s, at 100.315,
bids until noon (EWT) on Oct. 10
to furnish legal opinion at his own. a basis of about 2.71%, as reported
for the purchase of $18,000 4%
in v. .156, p. 1005-r-were also bid
expense. ' A certified check for'
judgment bonds. •; Dated Oct. ; 1,
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1% of the bonds bid for,-payable for as follows:
'V 'rf::
1942.
Denom. $1,000.
Due Oct. 1, to order of the
Bidder—
Int. Rate Rate Bid
Clerk-Treasurer of
M.'.M; Freeman & 'Co...3J/4• ,;,100.82 '7
ns
follows:' $3,000 in
1944 and the Board of
.*
Education, is / re¬ Katz~& Q'Brien-, and Charles
A. Hinsch
1945, and $4,000 from 1940 to 1948
&
Co...,..,,.,.
3«/4%
V, 100.57 ;
quired.
Bonds were authorized Glover. & MacGregor r.
3',2%
100.127
incl. Principal and interest (A-O)
at an election on Sept/ 15. {
i
.-J; Pohl & Oo,
3'^%,
100.83
at
an
election
Sept. 15.L
on
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$1,000.
;:
Due $1,000 on Dec. 1 from
1109
of
exemptions or otherwise,
subject to a Federal income tax
the interest
character
on
which
terms
of the
includes
of the amount
bid.
ject
to
the
successful bidder at the
city's
/Bonds May Be Subject To Call
—Bryce
Cleveland, Ohio
Bonds
Authorized
Council
of the
Board
v
The
—
^
Oct.
City
1005,
•
ordinance
are
in
all
the
be
reported in
as
order
Sept.. 15 passed., an
authorizing an issue of
$200,000
park " and'.: playground;
completion bonds.
'vy/'^r%fj 1
on
1,
v.
callable in their
the
156,.
are
favorable
Cuyahoga
County
(P.
Cleve-,
O.
reverse
than
redeemed
tax
the
at
are
to
time.
/ {
•y
one
/
;
.
anticipation notes was sold to
5 City
Treasury
Investment
funding bonds offered Sept. 18—v. Fund.
156, p. 827—were awarded to a
syndicate
composed
of
Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., H. M, Byllesby
Due Dec. 1, 1942.. .* •11; J
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Steubenville, Ohio y/y
Bond
Sale—The $38,000 paving
Sept. 21—v. 156, p.
Co., both of Chicago; R. S. Dick¬
were
awarded
to
son
& Co., Charlotte; Illinois Co. 909
Fahey,
Clark & Co., of Cleveland, as l%s,
of Chicago, E. H. Rollins & Sons,
New York; Kebbon, McCormick & at a price of 100.54, a basis :of
Bond Election
An issue of
about 1.41%.
Dated Oct. 1, 1942.
Co., Chicago; Milwaukee Co., Mil¬
$25,000 land purchase bonds will
and due Oct.
1, as" follows: $3,000 be
waukee; Martin, Burns & Corbett,
considered by the voters at the
in 1944 and 1945, and $4,000 from
and Mullaney, Ross &
Co., both of
November general ' election.
1946 to 1953 incl.- Second high bid
Chicago, as 13/4S, at a price of
of 100.43 for W2S was made by
100.16, 'a basis of about 1.72%.
Penn Township (P. O. R. D. 1,
Dated Oct. 1, 1942 and due $57,000 Braun, Bosworth & Co. of Toledo.
cH.!; Wilkensburg); Pa* "
»*--•{ «•/•
on April 1
and Oct. 1 from 1945
% Bond Offering—John W. Wason,
University Heights, Ohip:.
to 1954 incl.
The successful bank¬
Bond Sale—The $208,000 coupon Township. Secretary, will receive
ing group made public re-offering refunding bonds.offered
Sept. 21—j sealed bids until 8 p;m. (EWT) on
of / the
{bonds at«. prices to yield Vw 156,: p. 909—were awarded to !Oct. 5 for the purchase of $45,000
from 1% to 1.80%, according to
Otis & Co, of Cleveland,'as • foR coupon
township bonds. { .Dated
maturity. ' Second high bid of
Oct. 1, 1942.- Denom. $1,000.
Due
lows:/';7/yy/.;/y,,
101.28 for 2s was made by a
Oct. 1, as follows: $2,000 from 1943
syndi¬
$100,000 series'1942-B bonds sold
cate composed of Blyth, & Co.,
to 1957 incl. and $3,000 from 1958
*>
as 2V2 s, at a price of 100.461,
Blair & Co., Inc., Hayden, Miller
to 1962 inch Bidder to name rate
Due
& Co.,;; Hawley; Shepard & Co., ///{a basis of about 2.45%.
I; «$10,000 on Oct. 1. from 1947 to of .interest in multiples of V4 of
Fahey^ (Clark & Co., Paine, Web¬ •VV,>
1%. y Registered as to principal
1956 incl. ' '
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ber, Jackson & ; Curtis,
Lowry
108,000 series 1942-C bonds sold only.- Principal and interest will
Sweney, Inc., and Breed & Har¬
*//:;/as 21/4S, at a price of 100.38, a be-paid free of all taxes levied
rison. ;
bonds offered
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Sanitorium Debt—The
Assumes
sanitorium,
terms
of
1,,
providing for the payment
by the county of the institution's
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Bond Sale—The $125,000 coupon
widening
bonds
offered
— v.
156, p. 827 -7 were
awarded to Stranahan, Harris • &
Co., Inc., of Toledo; asv 2s, at a
price of 101.665, a basis of about
1.84%.
Dated Sept.;
Biddsr—
Issue
to
Election—At
election
consider
an
Nov.
Bond I Election—An
and Otis &
Stuart
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issue
of
at
the November election.
Montgomery County (P. O.'/'/
' Dayton); Ohio '
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f Bond; Sale-^The $320,000 ?series
J refunding bonds offered Sept/ 22
156,
909—were awarded to
inc., and
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., both of
Toledo* jointly/as IVzS, at a price
of 100.446, a basis of about 1.41%.
Dated Oct.* 1/ 1942 and due $20,000 on May 1 and Nov. 1 from
1944 to 1951 incl.
Second high
p.-
Stranahany Harris & Co.,
bid
&
of 400.421
for
IV2S
was
made
.
ft
.
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Co.v7V>
Co.,
Inc..
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1.388 00
.
2% : ^1.138.00
2^
981.00
t
71 2S
1,501.83
/
Mayer.,Uv.V.'
Montgomery School District,
cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
Co.
{
Water
by
a
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and
Control
Impt. Dist. No. 5 (P. O. Browns¬
ville), Texas
Bonds
Sold
construction
To
r
RFC—The
Re¬
Finance
is said to have
Corporation
purchased $700,006
,
1942
Tax
1942
i^evy—The
the rate of interest.
tax
Dated
Oct.
1, 1942. Due on Oct. 1, as fol¬
levy for the fiscal year beginning
lows: $1,500 in 1943 to 1947, $2,000
Oct. 1 will be $13,407,490, second
in 1948 to 1952, $2,500 in 1953 to
highest in the city's history. Valu¬
1957 and $3,000. in 1958 to 1962.
ations of the various classifica¬
Principal and interest payable at
tions for this
year
168,930
as
70*t qqo
<uo,99U
are/land/$145,•
compared with
last
$145,-
place preferred by purchaser.
1Uirto4.
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year,^buildings and
or
No
No
_
and
vpar*
default
default
on
on
thrcstcnccL
bonds
being re: $259,223,550
fs; funded.
compared with $257,199,250; tan¬ /
It is the intention of the City
gible personal property, $100,625,Council to sell the bonds at the
improvements,
tffhiAaSr^n^it ifrnidltv 0«m;q"
gible personal property
800
$195^511,-
against $221,859,500. From
these sources the city will receive
as
the
following
real
revenue:
rate' or combination of two rates
of interest which will bring the
nearest
interest.
.es¬
accrued
price .to par and accrued
Bids lower than par and
interest will not be
con¬
tate, $10,109,812; tangible personal sidered. > Rate or rates bid
must be
property,,
$2,515,631;
intangible in
multiples of {4 of 1%,
The
personal, property, $782,047.
;// award will be made to the bidder
The largest single increase in
or bidders
offering the lowest net
under any present or future law of valuation is in the case of Brown
interest cost to the city. Alternate
the Commonwealth; of Pennsyl¬ &
Sharpe1 Manufacturing
Co., bids will be considered on bonds
vania.
No bid for less than par which this year is taxed on a
carrying a 5-year option.
The
and .accrued interest or. for less total valuation of $11,225,840 as bonds
being refunded are of an
than all of the bonds will be ac¬ compared
with
$8,971,340
last issue dated Oct. 1,
1935, due Oct.
cepted.
In the event that prior year.
New England Telephone & 1, 1965 with
5-year option. Bonds
to ;the: delivery of the bonds the Telegraph Co.'valuation was in¬
have; been called for
redemption
income received by private hold¬ creased from
$2,186,640 last year on Oct. 1, 1942, at either the Chase
ers
from bonds of the same type to: $2,914,300; Nicholson File Co.
National Bank, New York, or at
and character shall be taxable by from
$1,998,400
to y $2,409,820. the American National Bank, Aus¬
-the terms of any Federal Income American Screw
Co., a subsidiary tin.
The successful bidder will
Tax Lawj. the. successful bidder of Nicholson File
Co., and Gorham be required to advance the money
may, at his election, be relieved
Manufacturing Co /both had their required for redemption of the
of his obligation under the con¬ valuations increased
substantially. original bonds and carry them
tract to purchase the bonds and
without cost to the city, other than
in ; such case the deposit accom¬
SOUTH DAKOTA
the accrued interest from Oct.
1,
panying his bid will be returned.
to date of their
Olivet Indep. Sch. Dist. (P. O,
exchange for the
Sale subject to approval of pro¬
refunding bonds which the city
Olivet), S.: Dak;
ceedings by the Department of In¬
will issue.
All bids must be sub¬
Bond Sale—The $2,400 3% semiternal Affairs and the Township
mitted on the uniform bid blank.
will provide the bonds and legal ann. funding bonds offered for
The city will furnish the printed
sale on Sept. 21—v. 156, p. 1005—
opinion of Burgwin,
Scully
&
bonds, a copy of the proceedings,
were
purchased by the State at
Churchill, of Pittsburgh.
Enclose
approval of the market attorneys
No other bid was received,
a
certified check for $1,000, pay¬ par.
who approved the series
being re¬
according to the {Clerk of the
able to the township.
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funded, or of J. P. Gibson of Aus¬
Board
of
Education."
Due
$400
tin, and will deliver the bonds to
/ Pittston, Pa.
from Jan. 1,1944, to 1949 incl.
the bank designated by the
pur¬
Bond .Offering —John D. Mcchaser, without cost to him. En¬
Nulty,, City Clerk,, .will receive
close a certified check for
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Bond Sale—The $70,000
bonds offered for sale
156,v
p.
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airport
Sept.-22
1005—were/ awarded
on
the
Small-Milburn " Co. {of
Wichita, paying a price of 100.016,
according to the City Clerk. Due
sealed bids until 7
29'for
coupon,
p.m. on Sept.
purchase of $100,000
registerable as to princi-
the
Nashville, Tenn.
Bonds
Approved
—
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City Attor¬
2% of
the amount of the bonds, payable
to the City Council.
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ney W. • C. Cherry is said to have
San Saba, Texas "
improve¬ informed Mayor Thomas L. CumBond
Dated Oct. 1, 1942.
Call
City
Secretary
$10,000 on Oct. 1 im 1946 to 1952 ment bonds.
mings that the city's bonding at¬
Ralph
incl.
Whittington• i states
that;
f«~ \ Denom. $1,000. ; Due $10,000 on torneys,
Chapmanr & Cutler of
4 Vz % ■ semi-ann.
Oct.
1
from
1943
to
1952
incl.
refunding bonds.
Chicago, have approved a City
Series 1937, numbered 1 to 213,
Bidder to name one of; the follow¬
Council ordinance authorizing the
Dallas, Ore. ;
;•
ing interest rates for all of the issuance of
$200,000 bonds for im¬ aggregating $213,000, are beingBond Sale—The $1,610.79 semibonds:..
1%%, -2%,- 2Y4%, provement and replacement of fire called for payment on Oct. 23, at
anni
improvement bonds' offered
the State Treasurer's- office.
De¬
%", 2%%; 3%//3Vi%; or"3lk%. and police
equipment, of which
for sale on Sept. 7—v. 156, p. 740—
nom. $1,000.* Dated
The bonds and the interest there¬
Sept. 15, 1937.
$100,000 have been purchased al¬
were awarded to the State Bond
Due from Sept. 15, 1937 to
on' will
be payable without de¬
1977,
ready by the City Sinking Fund.
Commission as; 214 s, at a price of
optional
after
five
duction
for
years
from
any
tax or taxes,
At the request, of the Board of
100.24, a basis of about 2.02%,
date.; /■/'- ; Z •/':"* *
;• ••/:7;
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except succession or inheritance Puolic
Works, City Auditor C. P.
Due on Sept; 1 in 1943 to
1952;
pal
qnlyr funding
and
-
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•
taxes/now
optional after Sept. 1, 1943;
Union Co. Public
~
Utility Dist.'
(P. O. La Grande), Ore.
,
Bond Election
—
It
ern
hereafter levied
or
v
is reported
wealth
of
Pennsylvania,
all
of
which taxes the city assumes and
agrees to pay.
payable
from
General obligations
ad
valorem
taxes
Moore
on
prepared
the
fund
condition
Texas
special report
a
of
which " stated
the
sinking
that ' the
re¬
■i.
(State of)
Proposed Constitutional Amend-
ment-^-At the general election
maining $100,000 of the bond issue Nov. 3, the voters will
could
pass
on
on
a
be
safely sold to the fund proposed
constitutional
amend¬
if the apprqval of Chapman and ment which
would authorize the
Cutler were obtained and if the Legislature to
provide for the is¬
taxing limitations im¬ bonds are kept in such condition
suance,
sale and retirement of
by. law-upon cities of the that they might be sold on the serial bonds
bonds, the proceeds to be
equal in principal to
in the acquisition of the East¬ third class... The enactment, at
any open market if and when it be¬ the total
outstanding valid and ap¬
Oregon Light and Power Co. time prior to the delivery of the comes necessary.
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proved
obligations
(warrants),
revenue
used
or
assessed thereon under any pres¬
ent or future law of the Common¬
vember, the voters .will pass on
Ohio the proposed issuance of $925,000
,; Bond Offering—Morton F. Hoff¬
man, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
Cameron
bonds
.
.
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that at the general election in No¬
by the Ohio Co. of Columbus.
construction
margin,
,
tb'J
$5,000 fire department equipment
will be considered by the
—v.
2% Vk. $1,131.,00.
iU V
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OKLAHOMA
—v.
bonds
voters
1
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2rr
Halsey,
3
5?'"
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Middleport, Ohio
;
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the
the ..voters -.will
issue of $49,000 school
building bonds.;
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Premium
V:".''
.
Bond
i
V Int. Rate
Co.
Braun, Bosworth & Cow
r>h'o Co..
Liverpool City School District,
■':■■■{
' ' Ohio
■/}■:,■■■
general
v
■'/•
McDonald,
Coolidge & Co.,
and Fahey, Clark & Co.-.'.;
Fox,-.- Reusch & Co., William
■J-. J*
Merick?.Co..
and
•y Crou.se,
Bennett, Smith
Seasongood
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Other bids:
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fire
East
15,/1942 and
$6,000 from
$7,000 from
due Oct. 1, as follows:
1944 to 1958 inch/and
$5,000 2% bond anticipation
provide for purchase of
department equipment.. Dated
Sept. 1,-1942 and due July 1, 1944.
notes
/
dated Oct.
are
Sept. 21
of
sue
1944
-
{1942::|'.^.;
1959 to 1963 incl.
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Authorized yffy The
City Council has .authorized an is¬
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Note
,
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Dover, Ohio
1 from
•
Youngstown, Ohio
$720,640 bonded indebtedness. Al¬
though the debt- is payable over
a
26-year period, the Board of
Commissioners-said they, preferred
to liquidate the bonds over a. 20year
period • in
approximately
equal yearly instalments. No cash
payments figured in the terms of
transaction.
2.18%.:'« Due
on
;:A11 of the bonds
ment
the
about
Oct.
to 1952 incl..
y;
the..agree¬
.
of
$12,000
county {recently, assumed control
of the Sunny Acres tuberculosis
wide
—
bonds
Notes Sold—An issue of $146,000
re¬
.
of
said
are
have approved the issuance of
$20,000
issued sub¬
opinion
election
an
_
p.
event that less
outstanding
Springfield, Ohio
.■■V/'/':'v'v'"- //.."land), Ohio'
Bond Sale—The $1,400,000
to
Voted —At
recently the voters
.
Direc¬
of
tors, advises that the $705,000 re¬
funding bonds offered for sale on
pense%////://:\////
">
Browning,:; Secretary-
Treasurer
ex^
Bonds
held
Townsend, Elliott Munson of
Philadelphia and will be delivered 4% semi-ann. refunding, Series
to the purchaser only if and after 1942 bonds.
Dated April 1, 1942.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bond Offering — The Borough, the proceedings
authorizing the Issued for the purpose of refund¬
Secretary will receive sealed bids; issuance thereof have; been ap¬ ing not less than a like amount of
until Oct. 2 for the purchase" of proved by the Department of In¬ outstanding and validly binding
$35,000 coupon bonds. Due serial¬ ternal Affairs. Enclose a certified bonds of the district. Legality ap¬
McCall of
ly from 1943 to 1957 incl. Bidder check for 2% of the face amount proved by John D.
of the bonds, payable to the
to name rate of interest in mul¬
City Dallas.
Treasurer. ;//•;,
tiples of lk of 1 %. ,•/ //i.r ;;l'. /■;;
Fort Worth, Texas
(The above offering was pre¬
Bonds Voted—The City Secre¬
Johnstown School District, Pa.
viously referred to in v. 156, p. tary states that at the election
Bond Sale
The $200,000 re¬
1005.) ;:/•>
held on Sept. 15 the voters ap¬
//
funding bonds offered Sept. 23—
proved the issuance of the follow¬
v.
RHODE ISLAND
156, p. 1005—were awarded to
ing bonds: $275,000 flood control
a group
composed of E. H. Rollins
bonds by a count of 897 to 721,
Cranston, R. I.
&
Sons;' Philadelphia; r Singer,
Note Sale—The First National and $75,000 storm sewer equipDeane & Scribner, and Glover &
Bank of Boston was the sole bid-'ment bonds by a count of 860 to
MacGregor, both of Pittsburgh, as der
for the $200,000 notes offered 683.
l%s, at a price of 100.66, a basis
on
Sept. 23 and purchased the
of about 1.64%i Dated Oct.
Jourdanton, Texas
1, 1942 issue at {
0.84% /.discount
basis.
and due $20,000 on" Oct: 1 from
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
The notes are dated Sept. 23, 1942,
1944 to 1953 incl. Second high bid
be received until Sept. 30, by Mrs.
and mature $100,000 May 24 and
of 100.568. for l%s was made by
Curtis Harrison, City Secretary,
$200,000 on Aug. 23, 1943.
for the purchase of $45,000 re¬
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.
»
funding bonds.
Bidders are to
Providence, R. /.
Lansdale School District, Pa.
'v
name
■Watershed - Conserv¬
(P. O. New Philat 1 del phi a ), ■ Ohio)«
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Dist. No. 2
deposited with the
These bonds
,
Cons. Com. Sch.
(P. O. Tyler), Texas
East
District
ancy
these
TEXAS
Bascom-Murph
■
payable at office of the Sinking
Fund Trustees. A certified check Muskingum
$350, payable to order of the
/city, is required; /"Legal/opinion
of .Squire, Sanders & Dempsey of
/Cleveland will be furnished the
or
entitle the purchaser to the return
(
for
class
contract of sale and
.
.
a
bonds, will, at the election of the
purchaser, relieve the purchaser
from his obligations
under the
■
-
bonds of
•
within
posed
the
•11
id
Shorewood Sch. Dist. No, 4
which will be owed by the Gen¬
eral
Fund
Revenue
1943..;
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Sept.
on
1,
Z.
Bond Offering—Bids
.
(P. O.
j
Shorewood), Wis.
.
Will be
'
;
bid.
'
WISCONSIN
the
/<•'
1
Bonds Sold—The City
Clerk
than
re¬
not be
will
par
ports that $1,200 3x/2% semi-ann.
construction
bonds
have
their
Aug.
price of 100.16,
taxation
;
if costs of! the war are to be met.
X In a brief statement today, G. W.
to furnish suitably en¬
graved bonds and legal opinion at
sewer
taken
by one of the City's
Dated Oct. 15,
Funds.
Pension
Due
1942.
Kramer states that at the election
Sept. 15, the voters approved
by a wide margin the issuance of
air
$150,000
p o r
improvement
t
bonds, which are to be placed on
the
market
as
soon
ments for necessary
as
arrange¬
land
expense.
are com-*
behalf
on
of
Finance that
000
the
certificates, was
deposit
Dated
banks, -at 0.75%".
22, 1942, and
1943.
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.
New Victory Loan Totals
:Company and Issue—
bonds,
American
$6
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747
X927J
Sep 24 - V
.due
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mtge.' 3'/a% bonds,,'
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5
,
.
1
1st mtge. 5Vs'7c gold bonds, ser. B, due April 1, 1955-Oct
Houston Natural Gas Corp., 1st 4s due Sept. 1, 1955
Nov
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Libby, McNeill & Libby, 1st mtge. 4$, due 1955_^.^_^__Oct
1050
514
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show the dividends
5
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grouped in two separate tables. In the
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1
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1
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;_Oct~, 1
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•Announcements in this issue.
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11-16
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11-30
•
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Boston
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry., con sol.
10-15
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preferred
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gen. tntge. bonds; ser. A, .dated
1, .1935-Z„u-^—^.—19
Newport News & Hampton Ry., Gas & Electric Co., '
v
1st & ref. mtge. 5s, due 1944
Jan : 1
Noel & Co., Inc.. extension notes dated 1935
1
Oct
1
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Bobbs-Merrill,
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1
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10-20
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Nov.
mtge, bonds, series
of Ree.
I 10-15*
2
'
Ptf'.L
Dion
convertible
Beacon
■
Potrero Sugar
;
(J. T.t
? 5'>i
f
New Mexico Utilities' Co.
-Outlet Co..
Z Mr- 1
510-10.
20c
..
,
$1%
(year end»_—^
-
9-30
11-
?12- 1
(Abilene,
Bausch & Lomb Optical,
514
1
Utchfield ■&
1947—
*
,15c
preferred (quar.)
Chemical, S'/a'/J pfd. (quar.i—
BancOhio Corporation
Bankers-Trust Co. ..of: Detroit (s-a)
—_1_
959
;
3
.Michigan Chemical Corp., 5VaS debentures due 1949
Oct,
Missouri Military Academy, 1st mtge. 6'y
bonds
Oct
Moran Towing Corp., participating pfd. stock__-,
—_Oct
National Gas & Electric Corp., 1st lien collat. trust-
Thrift
Baker
*
,
1
Madison Ry.,- 1st 5s -due 1959——__^__,^ZNov
Long Island Lighting Co., 5 V2 •% debentures, due 1952-_Oct
Magor Car Oorpf 7^ preference stock-..'
t.
1
Oct
$1%
'
Badger Paper Mills, b'u
-
2
Converse
$1%
(quar.)*
(quar.)
(quar. >—
Container Corp. of America
'
'
pfd.
"j60c, special preferred_u_j
—
Cooper (Peter) Corp., 6(4'k preferred———
9-23
""
Corn Products Refining, common (reduced) —
{**•%'
*
r $1 *4 '
;
Class 'B (irregular t
Babcock & Wilcox Co.
,
bonds, series B, due lune 1,
Holaere
(quar.)
Axe-Haughton Fund,
S59
,
1
1st mtge. 6% gold bonds, series A, due July 2, 1943—Jan
5'f
Payable
'
-779
'Hartford Electric Light Co., 3'/? .'debentures dated 1937_Oct». 1
Heywood-Wakefield Co., 5',v
debenture bonds..—..
Oct ;
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
;
.
Telephone Co.
-preferred
Automobile Banking Corp.
$1.50 convertible preferred
864
1955JNov.
> *
■,
Del. ,(irregular)
Autoiine Oil Co., B'/r
:*
957
1047
ser, €„ due
Seal-Kap of
prior preferred
Attleboro
956
!;::
1 '
1"
lst mtge. & coll. trust 6'/2? bonds,
*
-
1
(q.uar.)
Arkansas FUel Oil, 6V
Associated Dry Goods,
A floe
1 /
Oct
*
Atlantic Rayon Corp., $2.50 prior pref.
Eaton Paper Corp., 1st mtge.
bonds^ due .1943C. H. R. Foundry Co., 4'./
debentures, due 1950
v*
bonds, ser.^ A, due 1956_Nov.
i'
''
-
Nov
9-22*
.
9-24
European .Securities—
preferred
1'ir
863
1
;
When
share
Company
Consolidated Cigar Corp.y"6Vi'k
9-30
7%:. preferred
9-161preferred
Anchor-Hotting Glass Corp., $5 pfd, (quar;) .f j. ;$i^4-r?-lo'-.l
Apex' Electric Manufacturing,
-25c^0- 1
1014
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry., 1st 3'/^s, due 1962—Oct
•Eastern Car Co., Ltd., 1st mtge. 6^' bonds,, due 1952
Jan
;
Name of
..
.Ameot^».>l^rey.jfe<'Cal»te;.>('reduead)
due
2
Inc.—
.
1st preferred (quar.).
lr/f
5%
;1968z.?-^I-_---U^-i:_ut?-??,^-U-?bct,^id;;!!;,;;-3'955
1st mtge. & coll. trust biz'*
*
$229,-
;
: x
gen.
J
10- 1
a
•• -
-
American Smelting & Refining, common
•
American
1st mtge,! 5s due 1944_Nov
..
IzBi^S %
QUEBEC
Three Rivers, Que.
Bonds Sold—An issue of
Per
OfRtOr
Ai
preferred
American
'
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley RR., 1st mtge. 4s_—_^Sep 30
Community Power & Light Co. 1st mtge. 5s, due 1957—Nov I?
Oeneral Public Utilities,
Bonds,
Loan
interest, will be
Holderi
-<•' Si1/*" '-lO-'l
*-
__
Line; 1st mtge. 4VaV« ?
bonds,
5c \
____
pfdZ(quar.)„l_Z:..
Maize-Products, common^_>i^-i'i- ;t!/ "
5;Z75} preferred tquar.''
American Manufacturing Co„ common^
50c
Sl'Apreferred (quai:.j!__--!l-"----.-?_-:--American Safety Razor^
25c;
I
'
I— ' •
Mining Co., dVi'' deb.,*, due 1950-l-i.Oct
1 ' " •'.747
11827
mtge. bonds—-^Oct
1
10-year 5^ .notes, due 1945-'—Dec 15? '■/? v*:'
Dallas Office & Club Bldg., Inc.,
Victory
•'
.
.series
effort and every
be devoted to ensur¬
Scarborough Township, Ont. a
Call —James O. Kessack,
Township Treasurer, calls for pay? 5
ment on Dec. 15, 1942, certain-out*
standing debentures, dated Jan. I,
•1940, maturing in 1953 and 1954,
Upon" presentation and surrender
of said debentures at the Canadian
Bank of Commerce, Toronto, pay^
ment will be made of the princi¬
pal amount thereof together with
accrued interest to Dec; 15, .1942. ;
Any debenture holders wishing
to obtain payment of their bonds
prior to December 15, may do so
on presenting
said bonds at said
bank, where payment will
be
made for the bond, plus accrued
Bond
*
10- 1
*
American"
Print Works, 1st
Atlantic Coast Line RR.
Central Maine Power Co., 1st &
(reduced quar.)
preferred (quar. > Z«IZ
Fidelity & Casualty Co. (quar.)
American Home Products Corpi (monthly
-.
.
mtgje.
•Z t$l%
(qutir.)_Z'
.
Serial 6'm " debentures dated
1st
pfd.
I'm
American.
"tZiLJz
bonds due April 1,
Temple M. E. Church
V
Payable
.
American Machine & Metals, InC; 4(m'
de^. due 1943—LOct 26.
4'r debentures (as extended* due 1950—-Oct 26
series A,
Dated
11
announced later.
} When
-
Share
American Pelt Co., 65
;
!' ■. 'due.; Feb; 1,1944_i^^lL.^ • ■
Houlevard
every
and* the rates of
forj
.J Per;
"
'(Reading, Pa.,)-*-
f Vjj -Qiiaa-t-eyiy .v. -4
Date
■
Albany RR. Co. Main
banks, at
Sept. 8;
1942 and due March 9, 1943.!
!
interest.'
; Canada (Dominion of) •"
Canada's fifth war loan, announc¬
000 -V-ktfe and 4%
improvement
ing that the Third Victory Loan x Deposit Certificates Sold — The bonds was: recently sold to Mr.k
to be opened on Oct. 19 would Bank : of Canada
announced : on Guy Bournival, of Three Rivers,
have an objective of $750,000,000.
8 on. behalf of Finance Min¬ at a price of 97,22.
' IZ* * / \
American Casueity-Cb,
/Anegh&tty.vporp., 15-year collab. trust con-v. 5%
&
Na¬
the
Committee
■,
success
the. .Third
$750;^
000,000—Finance Minister
on Sept.
18 raised his sights
Amalgamated Sugar Co.
Below will be found a list of corporate bonds, notes,
preferred stocks called for' redemption, including
those called under sinking fund; provisions.
The date
indicates the redemption or last date for making tend¬
ers, and the page number gives the location in. which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Boston
chartered
the
to
0.75%
of the forthcoming
interest at the rate of 4*4%.to date
loan." : 'Z vZZZ Z'Z'tZ
ZZZ.i;'''
:'
i
^
3'Denominations and maturities of of, presentation, < Z':z:zz,i
ing the
Sept.
March 23,
.American Aggregates, 5'*
and
Anaconda Copper
of
Finance
penny must
soldj
chartered
to
Alberta Wood Preserving,
•;
Arnold
sold
'
Notices
Owners
thought,
$40,000,
t
Allied
War
of! increased to the degree that every
Minister
issue of
an
Name of Company
Redemption Galls
-
Sept.!
22
$125,000 cor-\
porate purpose hoteS offered for'
sale on Sept. 21—v. 156, p. 911—
a block of $80,000 was purchased
jointly by Mullaney, Ross & Co.,
and the Channer Securities Co.,
both of Chicagq, at 234"%;.
Dated!
Oct. 15, 1942.
Due on Aug. 15,
1943; optional on or after March
1,- 1943J'-J«.^:-;;;
The purchasers were granted an
option to purchase the remaining
$45,000 on or before Dec. 1, at the
Wis.
tional
Deposit Certificates Sold—The* which organizes loan campaigns,
said that * the financial need "is
Bank of Canada ahnounced;
Note Sale—Of the
Voted—City Clerk F -L.j
Bonds
Spinney,- Chairman
Canada {Dominion of)
"«
Stevens Point, Wis.
Oct. 16, 1960.
on
La Crosse,
on
own
carrying
are
purchase of War Savings stamps
.
less
value. Bidders will be j
.
Canadians
0.97%Dated
at present, greater: support must
1942. Due on Aug. rl -ihi be
given Victory Loans and the
1,
1947 and 1948.
office.;
for
and
•
-
cago, as Is, at a
a
basis of about
required
been
sold
1941,
June,
.
(M-N) payable at;
Treasurer's
District
Bonds
of
White fish Bay Sch. Dist.' 'Noi 1
February this year. The First and
(P. O. 1200 East Fairmount Ave.,,
Second Victory Loans—each for
Milwaukee), Wis.
$600,000,000—the i January, ■ 1940;
;
Bond Sale — The $60,000 semir
$200,000,000 War Loan .and the
ann.
refunding, Series of.! 1942
Sejptember,1940, $300,000,000 War
bonds offered for sale on Sept.
Loan, all were oversubscribed.
23—v. 156, p. 1005—were awarded
I, Mr.llsley. has stressed that in
to i Daniel F. Rice & Co. of ~Chi^*
addition to the new and heavier
''-Z'Z;y,:'Z!: 1 -Z Z; Z?,? V;:,,
y
Prin. and int.
1 (P. O.
Green Bay Sewer Dist. No.
Green Bay), Wis.
.;;
•
•*'}?:(<
tory <: Loans
re¬
ceived until Oct.
Victoria, Texas
;
The
objective is $150,000,000 ister J. L. llsley that an issue of
higher than that set for the Vic¬ $45,000,000 deposit certificates was
according; to
rate,
the City Clerk.
1, at 8 p.m., by
Leo J. Landry, District Clerk, for
Bond
Offering
Not
Contem¬ the
purchase of $111,000 not to ex¬
plated—City Secretary J. P. Daly ceed 4% semi-ann. refunding, Se¬
states that1 the
$150,000 airport ries H bonds. Dated No, 1, 1942.!
bonds
originally
scheduled for Due on Nov. 1; $55,000 in 1957,
sale on June 22, but postponed,
and $56,000 in 1958.
A certified
will not be reoffered for the dura¬ check for
2% of the par value of;
tion.
:V:; y/' /z..? >
the bonds must accompany the '
'Z
interest
same
v
.
^'rFpnqlutu^^RVantatipnvCoiu.<:ir);Pg9lgr?,r--V-rr~
; ^.vHonqmu Sug&i' .:Cb,/;,Ltd,-^^^--'r-Z5-5.-Z--?rt' r
Howell Electric Motors
Co.ZZ-Z—;,•---
11-16
9-30
•v.
20c'.;
; ? IOC
-
10-24
,
10-24
11-16
;
Z 9-27
:
.
10" 1.0 z-.
*9-21';;, z.9,-»5;:-.:
9-30
9-2*
Volume 156
Number 4111
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Per
*
Name of Company
When
share
Hussman-Ligonier, 5y2% conv. pfd. (quar.)Y
5'/2% convertible preferred (quar.)
Holders
Payable
Per
of Rec.
68 %c
9-30
.68%c
12-31
12-21
dep. rets, for ord. shs.
Indiana
3%
.y______y!
Independence Shares Corp.____
Independent Pneumatic Tool Co
(interim)
4yac
$5 pfd. (quar.
Pipe Line 'CoY_YY~Y__
Inter-Island Steam & Navigation Co., Ltd.—
Indiana
Securities, 4%
pfd.
International Bronze Powders,
30c
International
10-
1
1
9-21
10-
50c
Fund
Investors
1
10-
1
37>/aC
(quar.)__
10-
10-15
10-
Inc._c.__YY__—
V/o
v-;.
James
Manufacturing
Jeannette
Johnson
Glass
10-15
$1%
9-15
.Johnson
Kansas Power
&
10-1
20c
<quar,)__„_
St.
1
$1
10-15
10-
5
4$l3/8
10-
6
Savannah
6
Schwitzer-Cummins
Knapp-Monarch
$2.70
$2.50
preferred
Laclede
Christy
Laclede Steel
Petroleum
Lago
Lamson
&
9
11-
10-
3
Sessions,
9-20
1
4
Cruz
Seaboard Finance
$2
$2
!
preferred
convertible
Securities
$21/2 preferred
9-22
9-22
9-22
9-30
9-22
Security Storage Co. ;(Wash.,' D.
(9-30
9-18
Sefton
10-26
10c
common..
(quar.)...:
Investment
Leece-NeviJle
,r
Tire.
&
Co.
Leland Electric
62 Vic
10-15
preferred
Fibre Can
Seiberling
Rubber—*■;
;w: 9-19
10-15
9-26
10-26
10-15
Shasta
Water
30c
10-10
9-28
Shuron
Water Co. (quar.)
Liberty Loan Corp., class A
Class B (reduced quar.
_!
11-26
10-
1
9-21
Simpson's, Ltd.,
10-
1
9-19
Sloan &
10-
1
y 9-19
11-1
10-21
;: 7Vic
preferred
(quar.)
Life Insurance Co. of Virginia
1
7Vic.,;
(reduced quar.).
______
12-
87'/2c
Simplex
Tel.
Class
f
5%
Tel.
&
A
(quar.)
preferred
(Del.)
_________
Lord & Taylor,
J.),
9-30
10-10
9-30
YyYYY_Y-_Y yf 50c
10-10
9-30
Southeastern
9-30
Lowell
:
Valve
5l/a%
(Irregular)
Manufacturing Co.—
non-cum.
7%
\
2nd
5%
27V2C
.
Manhattan
9-21
Calculating
Marsh
<M.)
Mills
&
Sons
(quar.)___Y—__Y
6%
Corp.,
preferred
Maryland Drydock Co.,
1010-
10-15
10-
420c
10-15
—
7%. preferred
Massachusetts Investors
6y2%
Trust (irregular).!,
Utility Associates—
participating preferred tquar.)
19c
9-18
Suburban
9-23
Superheater
1
9-19
10-20
9-30
9-30
6%
35c
.
$1V4
v
:
10-20
2
:
.
11- 2
10-10
12-15
12- -1
$2y2
9-30
9-30
10-15
9-30
'.'tv! $3
(quar.)
.
Merchandise National Bank of Chicago—
Quarterly
—
y__*y—yy__yy_.-~_ yy
Mickelberry's Food Products—
$2.40
preferred
Midvale
(quar.)
Company
,
.
Loan
5 '/2 %
Society,
preferred
Montana
$6
Power
Montreal
class
(quar.)
Radio
Co.
60c
Bank
Northern
States Power
$5 preferred
Ohio Leather Co.,
8%
Ohio
5%
6%
Loan
Discount,
Packer
Advertising
Corp.
Corporation
Chemical
Patino Mines &
American
Penmans, Ltd.,
preferred
9-24
Washington
10-15
9-30
West
9-30
1
9-24
10-
9
50c
10-
2
9-30
9-20
9-30
9-25
75c
9-30
9-23
t$iy2
10-
1
9-23
10- 1
9-29
$iya
9-30
9-30
$i
11-19
10-31
15c
.
9-30
9-24
50c
9-30
9-21
25c
10-10
9-25
; 20c
10-
1
9-25
$iy4
10-15
9-30
,.,$iy4
9-30
25c
10-
1
$2
Y
10-
1
9-23
.
9-23
10-
1
9-23
—
10c
10-
1
9-30
r-r-r-i
$l'/4
10-
1
9-30
$lJ/2
Y; $1
10-
1
9-30
10-
1
10-
10-15
10-
2yaC
10-15
475c
10-
11-
11-16
1
5
4$1 Vi
11-
2
10-21
$1,27 y2
12-
1
11-
—__
$iy4
1
11-
1
10-15
30c
11-
2
10-
9
$1.10
11-
2
10-
9
—_—_
Pittsburgh
Thrift
! '
u
:
Corp.
.
:
.
.
»
•r
;
10-
10c
(quar.)
.-
American
1
9-19
12-15
12-15
1212-
'
5
5
9-30
10-15
,
1
10-
$2
25c
10-
1
t$l
11-
2
10-15
10-20/
."V 50c
Y $l
!
10-
10-
8
10-14
$1%
10-
v
9-15
Co.
$5
Hard
Hardware
Home
Insulator Corp.
Insurance
Investment
$2
preferred
4$l°/4
10-15
9-30
50c
9-30
9-21
convertible
2nd
Wisconsin
Elec.
Worcester
Co.
Worcester Suburban
Wurlitzer
4
Electric
(Rudolph)
Co.,
11-16
11-16
9-30
11-
50c
2
9-25
2
9-29
10-
2
9-29
9-25
9-17
!
TO-
10-15
9-25
10-10
10-
10c
11-30
11-20
9-25
9-17
&
———
Checker Cab
Youngstown
Steel
Car
Co.
(Consol.)
Co.
(quar.)
-
t$l
10-15
10-10
Y
15C
9-30
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
v
10-21
15c
/f,-J
(••
♦
1
9-30
9-16
10t
2
9-10
Art
Arundel
Per
W. Properties, class
cumulative class A
Abbott
4%
Laboratories,
preferred
Acme
Stock Co.
Adams
(J. D.)
:
(quar.)
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
Aero
Supply Mfg., class A
(quar.)____
(quar.)__________
Aetna
Casualty
Quarterly
Aetna
Insurance
Surety
Co.
5%
Aetna Life Insurance Co.
;
t
(
;
"
Co.
5%
1
9-10
9-28
25c
10-10
9-23
10-
1
8
8
9-25
t
.
.
"i. i
tf
pfd.
30c
$iy2
—
in o o
—
Co.—
;>
1
9-15
10-
1
9-10
2
9-
5*
10-15
9-15
10-
1
9-10
10-15
9-30
1
9-15
20c
'■'
10-
9-30
9-12
9-29
9-11
(final)
7% pfd.
Corp.!_—
10-23
9-29
$iy2
10-
1
9-15
$i%
Light, $6 pfd.
10-
1
9-15
$1%
10-
1
7%%
—
(quar.)_—
(quar.)—___
i2yac
9-28
9-12
9-
9
50c
1
9-19
10-
1
9-23
25c
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
10-
50c
of
(quar.)
;
10-
1
9-21
com.
9-
1
9-30
9-
r
9-30
9-21
t25c
_______—_—
Co.,
9-30
Ltd.—
Canada,
9-10
1
9-10
9-30
9-12
$l»/4
"9-30
9-12
50c
9-30
9-19
$2y2
11-10
■> 10-23
$iy2
10-
1
9-19
775c
10-
1
9-19
$iya
10-
1
$1
11-
2
1
(quar.)
(quar.)Y_—
9-30
50c
t$l%
(quar.)—._—_—-——
Investment
J20c
10c
:
(quarJ—.
common
——YY
(quar.)—_
Co., 6%
preferred
(S-a)
—
preferred
—
preferred convertible A (quar.).
Autocar Co., $3 .preferred (quar.)
Automobile Insurance Co. (Hartford) (Quar.)
10-
9-15
75c
10-
25c
10- 1
10-
5
9-18
9-
& Sons Co., com,
4
50c
1
9-19
10-
1
9-19
7c
10-
1
9-15
7c
11-
1
10-15
12-
1
11-14
10-
(irregular)-
(quar.)—
Avondale Mills
10-
37'/ac
7c
(B. F.)
preferred
(monthly).———— YY—
Monthly
—;—-----——
r—
Welt"
(quar.)—
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Bangor Hydro-Electric 7%
6%
6%
2
9-22
$iy2
10-15
9-30
$i%
10-
1
9-10
$i'/2
10-
1
9-10
12yac
—
—
Company-r
preferred
—
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
—
Trust & Savings
(quar.)— _«———~
Bank of American National
Association,
.
Common
common
(quarterly)
—
9-4
Bank of
9-17
Bank
of
New
30c
10T 1
9-4
Bank
of. Nova
.>
10-
10-
25c
4%
9-14
-!
9-10
f
$iya
1
.•
9-1?
$2.25
______
1
i
9-10
9-30
$1%
(quar.)__
Co.
10-
y.
1
(Indianapolis)—
10-
•
10-
i2y2c
(s-a)—
Manhattan Co. (quar.Y
"
9-18
1
.
$2
>.
1
10-
$iy2
Y;Y'"...
__Y
40c
(quar.)
9-15
10-
60c
$iy8
—
—__Y_
10-15
50c
(quar.)—Y___
(quar.)—■___—
preferred A
Atlanta Gas Light, 6% preferred (quar.)— Y
Atlantic Refining Co.— ' *
/
; !>. <
9-18
10-. 3
4
99-
non-cumulative
Baldwin
TO-
9-21
9-15
12-
1
cumulative
Backstay
9-19
1
12-15
Coast Line RR.—r
V Atlantic
9-20
10-15
9-30
10-
9-15
1
9-20
(Hartford)-—
(Hartford)
$1%
Hegeman Electric__—___Y_-—_
preferred
9-15
(auar.)____
10-15
10-
$1
&
10-15
2
10-
Atlantic "City. Fire Insurance Co.
1
15c
2
11-
25c
(Del.),
preferred
1
37VzC
1
11-
30c
(ordinary regis.)
&
Breweries
Common
7%
of Rec.
20c
__Y
10-
30c
Construction—
Associates
9-30
6c
62yac
Y; 37'/2C
(quar.) ,/!
(quar.)_^—
Co.
Associated
10-
$1
9-15
t75c
Ashland 'Oil & Refining,
10-
(quar.)
Co.
Holders
Payable
40c
1
noc
10c
(quar.)„____
10-
t62yac
Tel.
Corporation,
30c
(s-a)_____
common
(quar.)
Mfg.
When
share
3
50C
(quar.)—_ Y"
pref.
common
Corporation
Asbestos
6%
1
3
9-
Mining—_
Powdr
Metal
Aver-y
Name of Company
9-18
9-14*
9-18
9-
25c
Constable
Arnold
Atlantic
preceding table.
Co.,
&
Copper
Armour-&
9-22
we
1
9-30
1
Stores
preferred
6%
Below
10-
"Co., $6 preferred-.
(quar.)
Stamping
Arrow-Hart
1
ol. A__
9-15
Y
1
iquar.)
9-19
1
9-30
10-
(quar.)
9-30
9-30
20c
(irregular)
$i%
90c
common—
7%
preferred
$7
.
50c
.___
Snuff
Arkansas
9-17
10-
9-30
—_!__—!_Y__Y_
Anglo Iranian Oil
10-15
$194
*Y
10-
(quar.)
Co.
Ampco Metal, Inc.
9-21
4$iy4'
4
25c
(s-a)_—
convertible preferred (quar.)
Water Works & Electric
1st
Andes
10-19
40c
9-
1
9-11
10c
—
Tel.
$6
10-19
$i%
10-
10- 1
20c
Co., class A
preferred
4%
1
$iy2
5
111.—
American
9-25
9-
10"
9-18
75c
(quar.)
Sugar Refining 7%
10-15
2
$lVa
(quar.)1
pfd.
Common
1
9-15
11-
9-18
9-18
—
(quar.).
American Tobacco Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.)
American Trust Co. (San Francisco)—
9-21
10-
!'
—
American
9-15
Co.—"
"■
V2%
9-30
9-21
\
1
( 10-15
25c
.
Y
1
75c
of
American
9-22
30C
$i
(quar.)
(auar.)—:
10-
10-
'
Rolling Mill Co.—
American
9-26
9-30
$iy4
(quar.)—Y—yy—l
& Electric
Salt
.1
10-15
25c
Co.
American States Insurance
1
$iy4
(Newark)
convertible preferred
Screw Co
.American
1
10-
37y?c
_y——_——
Power
10-
10-15
'
11-15
9-30
___YY—
of Del.
preferred
preferred
Y.: 6%
5
10-15
9-15
i
; 12-
9-30
75c
,(quar.)_Y
Locker
American
9-19
2
9-21
11-25
YYY:
American
10-15*
•
Cos.
Co., 7%■ pfd.
Wisconsin Gas
11-
10-
1
10-15
$1.18%
.___Y_Y_
(quar.)____
Corp. (monthly)
9-23
10-
15c
(quar.)
Light &
1
9-29
$1
*
preferred
10-
10-15
87y2c
—
5%
1
25c
(quar.)
—_Y_—YY
(quar.) _______
Weston (George) Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Weymouth Light & Power (irregular)
White Rock Mineral Springs—
7%
1st preferred
(quar.)—YY_-_—
Winchendon
10-
25c
10-
Co
Light & Traction, common
American
9-15
25c
'?
$5
9-23
nv*
Co
Massachusetts
9-30
i7y2c
9-12
15c
25c
(quar.)
preferred
4 y2%
•
—_
1
$1%
Products
Power & Light
9-21
.
10-
$iy4
preferred
American
9-22
,
9-12
(quar.)
_____
(quar.)—
Optical
1
14C
1
Co.—
Steamship
Paper Goods,
9-30
50c
10-
common.
American
9-22
:
pfd.
Leather—
convertible
5%
9-21
10-
9-12
15c
(quar.)___
American
9-30
$4
1
(quar.)_______
5%
(quar.)_
American
9-30
t$3'/a
10-
—
—__
(Ga.)
Rubber,
9-15
15c
12V'2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
&
preferred
Hawaiian
6%
9-24
50c
$iy4
Light Co
Electric 6%
pfd.
9-15
—
—
American
2
75c
quar.)
Y---!Y-YYYY
preferred
9-25
9-24
9-30
9-28
9-15
$l'/2
9-30
9-15
1
10c
50c
9-21
9-30
Y
5c
9-28
10-
1
$iy2
American
6
1
50c
$40
—
9-21
10-
9-18
American
5
-TO-
9-22*
1
9-30
American
9-23
1
10-
50c
10-13
10-
10-
35c
common
American
——Y
9-15
$1%
50c
Co.
American Hide &
9-23
■•
1
1
Telegraph,
preferred
6%
10-
10-15
American
10-30
Y 9-30
9-17*
10-
American
9-17
11-16
7%
1
tl5c
Y■.,■;
10-
50c
preferred
Gas
9-17
$la/4
$l3/4
Envelope Co., 7%. pfd. A (quar.)
$iy4
preferred (quar.)
•Y'" $iv2
Express iquar.)
Fork & Hoe Co., 6Yo pfd. (quar.)_
$iy3
American
Y 4%%
9-18
9-30
Export Lines, 5%
American
10-20
1
9-23
1
10c
Mills
-i
10-
$iy4
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt—
•G-
9-25
Co.
4%
75c
—
(quar.)___.,__
Fashion
10-10
Yy
(quar.)
Y
5
preferred (quar.)—
Philadelphia National Bank (quar.)_________
Full
Dist.
10-
9-10*
25c
Discount
American
American
preferred—
A. P.
Pennsylvania Electric Co., 5.10% pfd. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)——
Pilot
American
11-
1
9-18
Allegheny Co.________
Cyanamid Co., cl. A
Class B (quar.)—_—
10-15
9-10*
10-
Body Co
Sugar,
9-30
11- 2
1
9-18
Y—Y—__
American
conv.
10-
9-30
pfd.
non-cum.
preferred (quar.)_Y—
5%
9-15
10c
of
Co.
9-30
50c
Steel
&
1
9-30
common
(quar.)
10-15
10-
25c
Gas
9-25
1
9d. pay¬
funds.)
preferred
6%
9-17
9-25
(quar.)_——______
common
9-17
9-25
$iv*
preferred: (quar.)
Yellow
25c
4.4%
1
9-21
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric,
10-
6%
10-15
(Boston)
Co., common
Co.
Wire
Penn
7%
Western
4
$iy2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tool
10-151"
1
10-
conv. pfd.
(quar.)______
Enterprises Consol, Inc.—■ /
common
Warren
2
10-
$l3/4
(quar.)
(dividend of 3s.
Sugar
11-
$1
(quar.)
made in U. S.
Crystal
50c
Wailuka
10-15
5%
shares
ment will be
6Vo
common
(quar.)——
participating preferred
Packer
Park
&
preferred
Coal
3iy4C
9-24
1st preferred
7%
Coach
American
50c
9-22
35c
YY-Y
(quar.)————
2nd preferred (quar.)
American
9-21
4
$1%
1
9-30
37y2c
—___
7T
9-21
1
(quar.)—r
Industrial Alcohol
Washburn
———
common—
S.
50c
(quar.)
1
12-
9-15
10-
9-30
'
preferred (quar.;
American Cigarette & Cigar Co.—
9-21
9-15
1
8c
convertible
American
1
9-30
(quar.)_
—
9-15
Y-
10-
9-24
(Minn.)—
(quar.)
9-15
Mfg.,
1
10-
10c
(quar.).
Foundry, 7%
9-20
quar.)
Co.—__Y—'
&
Pacific Insurance
50c
:
Bearings Corp—;
Northwestern Nat'l Insurance .(Milw.)
y
10-
9-30
10-15
10-15
7y2c
(increased)—
Central
1
—
$1
9-30
10c
Co.—___y'y*.—.4—,
Company
participating
35c
—
Car &
American
American
$1%
10-31
50c
—
adj. pfd.
American
9-15
$1%
(quar.)—.y_—
U. S. Smelting, Refining & Mining, com.——
7%
preferred (quar.)_____^—__y__
U. S. "Trust Co. (Newark, N. J.)
(quar.)
United Stockyds. Corp. 70c conv. pfd. (quar.)
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co., class A (quar.)__
Vulcan Corp. $3 conv. prior pfd. (quar.)_Y
$1%
,yNorth & Judd Mfg. Co. (irregular)__y—y"
North River Insurance (quar.)
'
Texas
$3
9-15
U.
—
North
9-30
10-13
Nelson, Baker & Co.————
Ry.,
10-17
37V2c
Shipbuilding Co.—
Torrington Mfg. Company—
Towne Securities Corp., 7% pfd
——!
Travelers Insurance Co. (Hartford, Conn.)—
Quarterly h
Y-Y_;:
Tuckett Tobacco Co., 7%
pfd. (quar.)
Union
Manufacturing Co.___yYYYYY-—
.United Income Fund (irregular)
,_Yy
United Milk Products, common-—Y"4_!lY-;;'
1
New
Norma-Hoffman
2
9-15
4%
pfd.
10-
25c
common..
Capital Corp., $3 preferred—__YY
10-
Toledo
11-
(quar.)
Mfg.——Y——___■ Y
Naumkeag Steam Cotton
._yYY*—.____Y.
Norfolk & Western
■9-19
437c
England Confectionery
New England Power Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.)
New River Co., 6% ■preferred———
New York Telephone Co. (quar.)———Y
American
Co., 7%
10-
common—
Banking Co.
United
(quar.)
&
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper
Textile
United Paperboard
National Funding Corp., class A (quar.)——
Class B (quar.)—.
_______
Screw
Can
37 Vac
(liquidating)—___
'Telluride Power, 7% pfd. (quar.)—
Terre Haute Mall. & Mfg.
(reduced quar.)_
11-25
_
National
9-25
1
3
$1.31 y4c
Foundry,
,.-__!_!YY_YY-t.—
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
Corp.
$iy2
(quar.)
National Distillers Products Corp.
(quar.)—;
National Fire & Insurance Co. (Hartford,
Conn.)
(quar.)—
Brake Shoe &
Extra
5y2%
Phosphate & Acid Works
Iron
10-8
...
(Chicago)
American
,
(resumed)
■
(quar.)___„__
American
10-
9-15
75c
Y
common—
9-23
Securities, $4 2nd pfd.___
(William)
1
—
Boulevard
Taylor
10-15
Inc.YYYY___YY'..;
Manufacturing, 7% pfd. C (quar.)
Nashua
preferred
Co.
1
Company———
12-
Mutual Investment Fund,
Natl.
1
7
(Bait.) ,V. T.
& Tel.
(initial
Electric
34 %c
C.—
Quarterly ____________YYLY-.——Y.
Mountain States Tel.
1010-
37»/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
yyy
—Y
preferred quar.)___;
9-19
50c
A
___
Light, Heat & Power Cons,
Monumental
9-30
,
I
JYYYYYYYLIYY:
Mid-West Refineries, $1.50 conv. pfd.
Monroe
$3
Note
10-
50c
;Super Mold Corporation (quar.)—!_—!___—
Taunton Gas Light (quar.)
10-10
30c
partic. pfd. (s-a) _Y
(Bait.) (quar.)
(Boston;
10-15
1
11-
$iy2
Distillers, 8%
Merchants Nafl Bank
2
11-
6%
Bank
American Business Credit, class A
11-
9-15
10-
75c
9-25
9-22
9-30
9-15
50c
_YY_—
B
'
preferred.' (quar.)_y y YI—!Y Y yy YY
Melchers
Mercantile Trust Co.
11.
20c
9-30
1
(irreg.)
'' H'
'
State Street Trust Co. (Boston)
Stokely Brothers & Co.—
! 5% prior preferred (quar.)
o
1
10-15
10-15
(quar.)
10-
$13A
State Street Investment Corp.
1
9-23
$iy2
9-15*
Corp.—
9-22
f40c
(quar.)—
Taylor-Wharton
McCall Corporation (quar.)
.
:
McCrory Stores Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Stores Co.,
common!
__Y—
Co.
Service—
Works- (The)
10.
Public
preferred
1
(.
9-18
(quar.)
9-19
40c
5%
10-
62«/2c
McLellan
& Elec.
Co.—
preferred
Stanley
9-19
'
10-15
Insurance
1
40c
Massachusetts
5%
'
non-cumulative preferred
10-
common
25c
American
A
10-
40c
t$lVi
,
9-19
10-15
H7y2c
10-15
10c
California
Standard Wholesale
9-30
:
Trust
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
9-30
(reduced)-Y v,-.: 25c
$1%
(quar,)—-*.—Yyy.
.
5%
10-1
10-15
$1.06 y4
1
5
2
25c
9-30
10-
5
y 37 Vic
(quar.)
Investment
Southwestern
3
10-15
Maritime Tel. & Tel., common (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)_YYY-YYY
Martel
10-15
Y
9-30
140c
pfd.
non-cum.
Machine
9-
10-15
9-30
50c
$l'/4
YL-Y™_ !
(Lexington,
(quar,)
preferred (quar.):
Preferred
9-22
1
10-15
2c
—
Marchant
1
10-
11c
Fund
10-
50c
50c
10-31
30c
25c
Southern Railway
25c
50c
Bakeries, class A
American
Bleachery & Print Works—
Southern
9-21
!
(quar.).
12-15
10-
$1
9-25
1
12-31
25c
1
1
$l3/4
10-
4$l5/8
(accum.)__
9-25
10-
12-15
63c
5c
10- 1
•
12-31
Alliance
;
Gas, 6% pfd. (quar.)__
(quar.)-t;________---____!.—
Southern Franklin Process 7% pfd, (quar.)_
10-
.
Extra
9-22
$1%
Maple Leaf Gardens Ltd. 7%
7%
10-17
10-
(quar.),—_____
——__________...Y ■
Maxwell & Moore—
yy
Manning
2
$1%
(quar.)..
(quar.)
Co., $2 class A pfd.
Bond
Southern
9-25
9-26
20c
____
Magor Car Corporation-.^.....!:—
(R. C.)
1
preferred
Southern Berkshire Pwr.
Y;,
Macwhyte Co. (quar.)___YY^yy__y__Y__y
Mahon
9-24
'
conv.
preferred
11-
1
10-
y.'y $2
$iy»
...
.
preferred
Lux. Clock Manufacturing Co
Mabbett (G.) & Sons, Tfc 1st pfd.
.
$2 y2
(quar.)
Bleachery
Ludlow
37y2c
(quar.).
(quar.;__________Y '
10-
9-15
50C
25c
Y Ky.), $5 1st preferred
10-10
9-30
SIVY
Smyth Manufacturing Co. (quarJ
Snider Packing Corp. (quar.)___
Sonoco Products, common (irregular)
10-10
$1V'4
$l3/4
Asphalt Roof
preferred (quar.)
Class
9-25
1
9-15
9-30
35c
preferred
25c
preferred
common
8% 2nd preferred
,
6%
■■
.
(quar.)
9-21
(quar.)____Y_____-_______
(Thomas
5
.!
(quar.)__
1
9-30
(quar.;__
25c
f
■■
'
Lipton
9-30
10-
15c
25c
6V2%
Zook Co.
1
(quar.)..
10-
10-10
(.irregular)
10-
tflass B
$1
9-14*
50c
common
9-25
—
75c
(quar.)
9-25
1
9-30
$iy2
Mfg. Co.________
10c
40c
Lincoln
American
1
1
9-17
America—
(quar.)____________________
American
10-
*
(quar.)
Y
(St. Louis)
Corp.
Paper
9-22
10-
Co.__
$l»/4
Lenox
$3.50
Seven-Up Bottling
50c
9-30
$1V4
C.)___!____
prior pfd.
-
Optical Co.__
'y
American
6%
Y $2.50 convertible prior preference (quar.)_
Y", 5% class A preferred (quar.)_____
1
11-2
YYYcyYY^YYYY)!
American
$1%
(qUar.)_
Co., 5%
10- 1
__
9-22
9-22
50c
75c
(irregular;
9-30
9-30
50c
.
9-10
10-
1
10-
25c
__
20c
Louis—
of St.
of
9-10
10-20
$iy4
Petroleum
50c
(quar.)
25c
_
Co...
10-
Co.
Common
;6 $1.75
'■
I
__
preferred (quar.)
_i._
Company, \lncY_Y_-__,_Y___Y_,_--__
Rubber
Extra
(quar.—
15c
!_YY____Y_
Airlines, $4.25 pfd. (quar.) __Y
American
9-30
preferred
1
Corp. (quar.
Agricultural Chemical Co.—
Amerada
9-22
1
$2
Lane Bryant, 7%
Lee
9-22
1
_______
9-10
1
10-
preferred tquar.)._
Common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
10-10
(quar.)
V
10-
7%
10-
1
(irregular )___Y_Y_Y
1
,
9-15
9-30
50c
—
Corp., common, (quar.)
5%'
Co.
Manufacturers,
'
$ 1 */2
10-
common
Goods
$l'/4
5%
1
•
9-15
25c
25c
preferred
pfd. '(quar.)__
Ry.,
10-
conv,
1
9-15
43 %c
Aluminum
Cement-_-____________
Co
10-
35c
Aluminum
9-22
1
10-
'■
10-
1
5% preferred (quar.)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. •Co'._lY_Y-!-YI__i.__:
10-
10c
Y
$VA
10-
(quar.Y
common
A
25c
Atlanta
&
'
Lane
Portland
62'/2 C
(quar.).
YYYyY-^yLU_;Yp!
Corp.
Santa
67'/2c
preferred
Products.-
Co..
10-
12c
iquar.)
Clay
10-
10-28
1
9-21
15c
-
Special
6%
10-
Inc.___
Aluminum
,
10-
:(5c
Products,
"
iquar.)____
:
10-30
25c
Allied
Dry Dock & Shipbuilding Co., Ltd.—
%, preferred .-(quar.)
10-30
____
Laboratories,
8
Joseph Rwy.'Lt., Heat & Pwr.—
Y 5%' preferred !(quar.)_
San Antonio Public Service Co.—
Y.1;.,
6% preferred series 1939 (quar.)
9-24
9-23
Allied
St.
9-19
9-30
10-20
10-
Co.
9-23
$iy2
i
10-15
Paper
9-21
9-30
9-30
11-
John
5 y2
9-30
■___
(quar.
Stores Corp.
'
9-21
50c
13 %C
s
8
T2-19
1
25c
10-20
25c
10-
(Pgh.)' (quar.)„_
Fire. Insurance
1
9-23
12-29
5c
Allemannla
/Allied
9-
9-10
11-
1
9-18
10-16
1
9-30
12 ]/2c
10-
1
2
10-
35c
Allen-Wales Adding Machine, common (quar.)
.
$6 preferred (quar;-)
25c
1011-
(reduced)____
com.
10-20
Class
9-18
$1 y2
10-21
...
9-20
1
$iy2
(quar.)___
Ludlum Steel
1
(quar.)'
9-19
1
10-
$3
2
Extra
1
10-
■
$i%
11-
11-20
15c
___
9-29
9-26
9-15
$iy4
(quar.)
! 11-
1
$lJ/4
(irregular)
10-10
of Rec.
1
10-
75c
8%c
Preferred
Allegheny
Holders
9-30
10-
$iy2
(quar.)
preferred
+50c
12-
___Y
Refining
10c
Co.
12V^C
37 y2c
9-25
Kendall
10-15
9-15
8-31
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd. (interim I
Kirkland Lake Gold Mining Co. (reduced s-a;
10-26
11-12
$5
10-10
5
(quar.)
.11-25
25c
$7 preferred
9-28
425c
$iy4
m%
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry. (s-a)__.
Albers Super Markets, Inc.
pref. (quar.)
10-10
5
preferred
1
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Water town,
pfd.
N.
Y.)
(quar.
Ahlberg Bearing Co., class A (quar.)________
Power Co., $6 preferred (quar.)___
10-17
TS1V4
Insura-nce
Payable
Alabama
10-15
9-24
9-
5%
10-
10-24
10-20
10-
Kellogg
10-15
10-29
10-20
25c
,,
t$l
9-25
5c
Company _____yyyy--___y^-y_
Switchboard & Supply, common.....
15c
9-25
25c
Co.
Sugar
Ltd
Agricultural
pfd.
When
share
Company
Aetna Standard Engineering 5%
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores, 7%
9-25
1
1
45c
__Yf_—
Kellogg
Co.,
1
10-
25c
Button
Croix
St.
y
9-25
9-30
10-
10c
:
10-
42c
(reduced)
Ltd. (interim;
Light,, $5 prior pref.
Ktkaha
•
Mines
10-
$1
convertible preferred (quar.)'
Rubenstein (Helena), class..A (quar.)________
Russek's Fifth Avenue, Inc. (irregular)
9-21
1
9-2
—
$1.50
9-25
10-
$1%
(quar.)__
____Y—Y——
1
9-30
25c
9-21
10-
25C
t$l%
(quar,)__yyy_yyyy
Light, 4ya% pfd.
Company
Gold
(quar.)
Corporation.!-!..
^
Extra
9-15
t43%C
9-15
Light,,$6 preferred
Stoker
Riley
9-15
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
Stevens & Shinkle Shoe
Kawneer
9-30
9-30
(quar.)
(quar,)!Y--L___y
A.
Rochester
:t40%c
9-21
5c
55c convertible, preferred
9-15
9-30
,..
/ 9-30
9-30
preferred.—
7%
Service
9-19
15c
preferredi'BYYY^-Yv •
A__:_.:.___;yy-y-yyy—yly
preferred
Gas
Rouyn
Class
„
Iowa: Electric,. '6 xk%:,
.
1
10-
10c
(Bridgeport, Conn.)—
:
(quar.) y—_____y__._Y__-_Y~_,
preferred
(quar.) YY:
Y~Y_Y
Common
7%
9-19
1
1
37'/2C
Quebec Power " Co, '
(quar. J__1
Reading Company:(quar.
Reda Pump
Company Y---!.-—
Reed (C. A.). Co., $2 pfd.' A (quar.)_—
Republic Drill &; Tool,, common (quar.)_____
9-15 y
10-15
37 Vac
:
Mortgage
"C"
1
37Vac
(quar.)Y
10-
Name of
9-19
25c
Puget Sound'Rwr.
9-21
10-
12 '/2 C
Investors
Portland
Powell
9-21
30c
(quar.jyyy_
Cellupotton Products
10-23
9-26
1
17V2C
non-cumulative preferred
Per
of Rec.
10-
Participating :
10-10
30c
(s-a
com.
6'%: participating preferred
1
4%
Proprietary Mines,
Inter-Mountain Telephone, common (quar.)_
6% non-cumulative preferred (quar.)YY
V
9-22
Holders
50c
Pollock's, Inc., 6%, preferred (quar,;,
Port Huron Sulphite &
Paper, common!....
9-1
1
11-
30c
___Y__YYY_iy_y
Inter-Ocean
1
11-14
$l'l/4
.
Irregular
1010-
'
50c
;
Associated Tel.,
Payable
Scale, 'Ltd.y'common
preferred iquar.) Y_Y:_
7%
9-23
12-1
When
share
Company
Pneumatic
Imperial-Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American
Name of
i
9-21
1111
('
convertible preferred
i
•
-1
xorx
*1'
Y*
(quar.)
9-15
12-31
12-15
$1
—-
12-31
12-15
20c
—•*—
10-
1
$3ya
(quar.)
Scotia
9-30
60c
60C
——
10-
1
9-18
?$3
HH
1
9-15
.
.
<
i
i
9-18*
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1112
'•••
"
Per
"
Yorktown
of
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
series C-l
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
9-23
Carter
9-
Carthage Mills,
Bankers
Co.
Trust
Y.)
N.
—
.
Co.,
Ba'stian-Blessing
$5.50
10-1
9-30
683/4c
10- 1
!
(quar.)—
Beatrice Creamery Co., common
$1%
;
•
Quarterly _1
•
Extra
_—r__j.—_____———
Bickford's, Inc.,
Foundry & Machine——
Birdsboro Steel
$6 preferred
Bliss
&
convertible preferred
5%
>
common—
(quar.)
Class
B
—
Boston & Albany RR.
$l'/4
'
Extra
pfd.
Traction
Brazilian
6%
Light &
(quar.)—
Power—
—
Gas Light—;—
Hydraulic (reduced
Bridgeport
Bridgeport
quar.) —
Manufacturing Co.—,
Brillo Manufacturing, Inc., common
Briggs
Class
A
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
:
—
—
British American Oil Co., Ltd.
(regis.) (quar.)
British-American Tobacco Co.. Ltd.—
\
10- 1
.7c
9-24
9-15
8-31
9-10
9-12;;
9-30
' 6%
preferred
(quar.)
—
Columbia Power,
British
■/,6 A
■
6A
9-15
6%
(quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas, common
(initial
Preferred
Brown
Fence
Bruce
»,7A
preferred
<3'AA
—
common——————_
Cincinnati Gas &
9-15
Cincinnati
Cities Service Power & Light Co.—
$5 preferred
9-15
$6
$7
7%
9-
Bucyrus-Erle Co.,
■1%
(quar.)
preferred
Euffalo
California
Electric
California
Packing Corp.,
6%
}
Water
$3
?
Cambria
Iron
pfd.
(quar.)—
(quar.) —
common
,7%
Telephone—
Canada
Permanent
s
7%
Nat'l Bank
& Trust Co.
(quar.)
Commonwealth Edison Co.
9-30
Commonwealth Investment
10-26
9-19
10-15
9-19
10-^1
9-15
10-1
9-15
11- 2
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
^10- 1
9-30
$85c
-
$5c
-
9-15
9-15
9-15"
9-15;
10-10
9-30
9-21
$25c
9-30
9-18
9-18
Co.
10c
35c
4c
$1%
(quar.)_!___
pfd.
(quar.)_,—
Sl'A
$1%
t50c
Commonwealth Water & Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)__
(N. H.) Gas Co., 7%
$7 preferred
Concord
Confederation Life
Assurance
Quarterly
Quarterly
9-15
$43c
$25c
-
(quar.)__—______
Commonwealth Water, 5*/2%
.
9-15
;
Co.—
______________
preferred,^—_
preferred (quar.)
Canadian
6%
Cottons
$$i
—
—
8% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)__—_____
Canadian Foreign Investment
Canadian General Electric
General
Canadian
7%
Investments
;
9-
5
10- 1
10- 1
9-
5
10-
9-15
$$2
$$2
1
9-15
}12Vuc
10-15
9-30
$$1V2
10-31
9-30
t$l34
10-1
9-12
(quar.)—__
$2c
10- 6
9-15
$$2
$37V/2C
10- 1
9-19
10-
9-15
Malartic
Gold Mines
Canadian
Oil
8%
Canadian
Silk
Canadian
Tube
Cos.,
10- 1
—__________
preferred (quar.)
Canadian
.'.\7%
(quar.)
Industries, Ltd. class A (quar.)
Canadian
9-30
$$1V2
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
9-18
$$13A
y
preferred
Products,
& Steel
class A
(quar.)___
(quar.)
1
Products—
preferred (accum.)——-——$$13A
Westinghoutee Co., Ltd. (quar.)__^
$50c
Wirebound Boxes class A (accum.)
$50c
10-15
10-
8
Canadian
10- 1
9-16
Canadian
10-
1
9-15
9-30
-10- 1
9-19
Canfield
Cannon
Oil
Co.,
Mills
6%
preferred
(quar.)_____
$1V2
50c
Co
Administration Co., Ltd.—
$3 preferred A (quar,)__—
—.
Capital Transit Co.
Carey (Philip) Mfg., 5% preferred (quar,)__
6% preferred (quar.)
:—
Cariboo Gold Quartz Mining (reduced quar.)
Carmen & Company. 7% preferred (quar.)__
Carnation Co., 57* 1st preferred (quar.)____
Carolina Power & Light, $6 pfd, (quar.)___
-
9-16
Capital
$7
preferred
Carolina
Carriers
& General
$3c
$$134
$114
UVa
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
9-30
10- 1
9-18
9-15
9-21
9-21
9-
4
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
$13A
10-1
9-14
(quar.)$2
10- 1
9-24
5c
10- 1
9-21
(quar.
Tel% & Tel.
75c
30c
$1»4
SIVj
Corp
_____
9-14
9-14
9-15
9-15
10-
—
Co.
Assurance
pfd. (quar.)
Continental Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Continental Baking Co., Q%
Continental Gas & Electric—
7'!<>
prior preferred
Continental Oil
Continental
1%
Co.
Steel
preferred
(quar.)
-
.
(Del.)—_—,_r_—_
Corp.
(quar.)
common—
7
" '
9-5
9-22
*•
•
,
11- 2
9-30
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
7
10--1
9-26
9-24
-
9-25
•
;
9-10
9-22
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-30
$17A
11- 2
10-16
12*Ac
$2
t433Ac
$$2
$1Vb
$1V4
11-14
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10-15
9-15
9-21
9-15
9-11
9-11
'•
-
.,
.
$2
20c
^
9-15
9-18
9-11
9-15
3
"
$1'A
9-21
75c
12-
2
11-20
(quar.)—7'"" $13A
"
$13A
2%c
10-
1
10-
(quar.):
(N. Y.)
(quar.)___
common
preferred
10-
1
9-
1
10-
1
9-
1
10-15
9-25
1-5-43
12-19
Co._—30c
$2
(s-a)
7:y. ;7:7"y V"'
$13A
$13A
(quar.).
(quar.)_
10-
1
10-
preferred
preferred
1
12-23
12-23
.017c
———a-
Edison
1
12-23
12-23
10-
1
9-21
11-
2
10-15
"10-
5'A
Dominguez Oil Fields
(monthly)—
9-10
9-30
9-21
$40c
—
Dominion Bank of Canada
1
$1
10-20
62'Ac
Co., class A (quar.)———A,—
(Joseph) Crucible Co.
Mines, Ltd
11-
2
10-
1.
9-19
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
7 10-
1
9-18
11-
2
10-13
10-
$$2
Dominion Foundries & Steel (quar.)—7
$25c
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd., common
(quar.")—
$$1V4
77
7%
preferred (quar.)—
^7
+$13'4
Diuiean Mills,. 7% preferred (quar.)
7 $1%
Dominion Tar & Chemical, 5'A'A pfd. (quar.)''
$$1%
'Dominion Textile Co., common (quar.)—--—
* $$1*A
"7A preferred (quar.)
—___7
$$13A
Dover & Rockaway RR.
(s-a)
y,-, $3
Draper Corporation (quar.)
i
75c
_
1
'
Dravo
Common
7
-•.
"
9-15
9-
V
10'■(.
1. j»*
5
9-15
9-30
1
8-29
;
•
15c
111
l
10-20
12-17
15c
12-27
75c
10-
1
9-15
$13A
$1A
$2
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-18
10-
1
7 9-14
10-24
10-9
—
Power Co.,
10-15
10-15
710-
.
—*
7
Common
Duke
':'7;--,.7
Corporation—
9-30
9-17
9-30
25c
.
(reduced quar.)—
common———,
1%
preferred (quar.)——
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc., $6 preferred
10-
"i
9-23
1
9-30'
10-
9-21
1
9-15
10-. 1
9-15
5
9-25
10-
1
9-19
10-1
10- 1
9-15
$iya
10- 1
7' 8%
preferred
7——7——y— 7777+75010- 1
Eastern Mass Street Ry., Gfo 1st preferred—
t$l'A
10-15
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc., com. (resum.)
$1
10-1.5
$2 convertible preferred (quar,)_
50c
10- 1
9-15
$6
Tennessee
Light & Power—
4 A
%
Canada Savings
Gas
Sl'A
(quar.)—
preferred
Eastern
Eastern
& Loan
$$1'A
(quar.)
Associates—
Fuel
&
prior preferred
9-21
'
(quar.)_
"
9-15
—
9-28
9-18
9-18
—_
Eastern
Steel
Products, Ltd.—•
'"777 ;
'7:7777:7:,'
7
•
(quar.)_——7
?25c
Eastman Kodak Co. of N. J, 6% pfd. (quar.) 7 7 $i-«A
Common (reduced)
(quar.)
$1>A
Economic Investment Trust, Ltd
—_$G2*Ac
57o
convertible preferred
(quar.)
(quar.) (U. S. funds)
25c
3c
Economy Grocery Stores
Ecuadorian Corp., Ltd.
Eddy Paper Corp.
■
9-15
9-
5
10- 1
,
9-
5
10-
15c
$l'/4
9-21
1
10-9
9-30
9-28
10-1
10- 1
,
,
37.'Ac
^
Elder Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
7 5'A participating class A (quar.)_—7.7—y_
•"
10- 1
10- 1
.
9-25
.
9-10
9-15
9-21
9-21
1
9-21
75c
10- 1
9-19
(quar,)——50c
Electrical Products Consolidated (quar.)
20c
Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas (quar.)— 7
$2'A
El Paso Electric Co. (Del.)—
,7
7 •
9-30
10-1
10- 1
9-14
9-30
$1%
10-15
10-15
$l'/a
10-1
9-15
60c
9-30
9-11
50c
10- 1
50c
10-1
Emerson Electric Mfg., common (Irregular),
10c
9-30
7% preferred (quar.)—
$1% ,.10- 1
Empire Power Corp., $6 preferred )quar.)
$1'A
9-30
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
75c
10- 5
Employers Casualty Co. (Dallas, Tex.) (quar.)
30c
11- 2
Emporium Capwell Co., common (quar.) ___
35c
10- 1
4Vatfo preferred series A (quar,)—__
56'/4C
30- 1
7% preferred (s-a)———$3'A
10-1
Endicott-Johnson Corp., common (quar.)—
75c
10- 1
5"fo preferred (quar.).'
_______
$1'A
10- 1
Engineers Public Service Co.—
•
$5 preferred
(quar.)_—-4—_7__—
Sl'A
10- 1
$5.50
preferred
(quar.)
$1%
10- 1
$6 preferred
(quar.)
$1'A
10- 1
Equitable Investment Corp. of Mass.—
25c
9-29
Equitable Trust Co. (Bait.) (quar.)___
10c
10- 1
Equity Fund, Inc.—
4c
9-30
Erie RR., $5 preferred A (quar.)„
$l'/4
12- 1
European & North American Railway (s-a)_
$2'A
10- 3
Eversharp, Inc., 5% preferred (quar.)
25c
10- 1
Ex-Cell-0 Corporation
(quar.)___:
65c
10- 1
Fall River Gas Works 6% preferred (s-a)„
3c
10- 1
9-15
Electric
Electric
Controller
&
Mfg—
Electric Storage Battery
———
Co.
...
6%
7%
El
preferred B
preferred A
Paso
$4.50
preferred
(Texas)—
7.
common
Co., 8%
preferred
,
9-19
9-24
„
_
9-30
,
(quar.)___
El Paso Natural Gas
8e/o
7 Sl'/a
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Electric Co.
Emerson Drug
10-
Co————50c
Auto-Lite
_________
9-15
preferred
9-25
,
9-25
9-
.
.
5
9-25
10-24
9-21
9-21
„
9-23
,
9-24
9-24
,
——
9-11
9-11
9-11
9-22
9-24
9-15
_
_____
——_
Family Loan Society, com.
A
Class
B
(reduced quar.)__
(quar.)7
25c
9-28
9- 8
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
25c
10- 1
9-15
Fansteel
Metallurgical,
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$5
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
35c
37'Ac
37Vac
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
37'Ac
(quar.)——
—
9-21
9-15
9-15
'? 10-15!
'10-
10- 1
10- 1
9-15
10-
1
$13A
$1%
9-16
10-
'Class
•1'
-
1.
'..*.
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
50c
(quar.)
•'
-
9-16
6
710-19
7%
9-24
7
30c
preferred
Continental
:
11- 2
90c
$lVs
- $1
preferred B (quar.)
4% preferred C (quar.)
u
Consolidated Investment Trust (quar.)——
Consolidated Laundries Corp.—
(quar.)
Consolidated Oil Corp. (quar.)—
Consolidated Retail Stores, 8% pfd. (quar.)_
Consolidated Steel Corp., Ltd., $1.75 pfd
Consumers Gas Co. of Toronto (quar.)
Consumers Power, $4*A pfd. (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)_
9-25
12-24
?
10-1 < ^ 9-21
t25c
4'A%
$7.50
9-23
10- 1
$1'A
—,—--
—
9-15
.-
7 :
$1*A
(quar.)_
—.—x__
Consolidated Film Industries, Inc. $2 pfd.—
Consolidated Machine Tool—
:
$6 1st preferred (quar.)__
—_____—
Consolidated Gas Elec. Lt. & Pwr. (Bait.)—
preferred
(quar.)
-
',. 12-31
$57 j ,1Q* 1 ^
(quar.)_—
>
Connecticut Gas & Coke Securities—
$3 preferred (quar.)_—
——
•
75c
Connecticut General Life Ins. Co. (quar.)u_u' 25c
Connecticut Light & Power—
, ;
■ • •
'*.. •
»
Common
(reduced quar.)
—
55c
Consolidated Bakeries of Canada (quar.)™—
$15c
Consolidated Chemical Industries, Inc.—
$1.50 cum. partic. pfd. class A (quar.)
37*Ac
Consolidated Coppermines Corp.________—
15c
Consolidated Dry Goods, 1% preferred-,-—
t$3Va
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.)—
7 -
Common
9-30
9-23"
,10- 1
>10- 1
'
Dome
9-10*
9-10*
.
.
9-23
1
$1
_7__" v
(irregvilai
Long Hook «fe Eye
•Dixon
•
•
9-30 v 9-21
11- 2
10- 2
11--2
10-14
10- 1
9-10
' 10-1 V- 9-11
10- 1
9-11
11-16
10-31
$$114
$$1 'A
t.
...
Connecticut Fire Insurance
$5
•
1
9-30
9-29
& Company
Dentist's Supply
East
•
7.
(Toronto)—
■
•7%
10-
4
.
-
4
10- 1
$2
Commercial Shearing & Stamping—________
9-15
$12Vic
(quar.)—
—;
Extra
preferred (quar
$$lV/2
preference (accum.)—L
Ltd., common (quar.)
participating
Canadian Celanese,
5%
$$2
w_
& Fdy.
9-15
9-15
(quar.)
Participating
Car
9-15
10- 1
-
Canadian
(quar.)____
$4.25 convertible preferred (quar.)________
Commercial Loan (Indianapolis)— • 7 •
•
9-19
1
7>
-
75c
10- 1
$1.06'^
10- 1
7.-. 7: .•7.7,. v;.i$1V4
9-30
Common
9-15
1st preference (quar.)
$15c
Participating —$5c
60c non-cumulative conv. preferred (quar.)
$15c
u
.7
(quar.)___
Commercial Alcohols, Ltd., common
9-
10c
Dixie-Vortex
10- 1
9-15
11- 2
10-15
10-15
9-30
10-15 7 9-30
9-30
9-10
9-30 7-9-10
(quar.)___—
preferred
10-1
9-30
9-30
5%
.
Commercial Investment Trust Corp.—
preferred
6Va i:'o
t$l
Ltd., common
Canners,
10-31
1
De
1
10-
$13A-■
7,
5
10-
9-29
—
5
12-19
,
*
9-12
6%
9-25
10- 1
10-
pfd. (quar.)— * .• $ii/4
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd.
77 7:
5% pfd. (quar.) payable in U. S. funds— 7;;; $i»A
9-12
9-12
9-19
Electric Co.—
Commercial
(quar.)
Canadian Bank of Commerce (reduced quar.)
Canadian Breweries, Ltd., $3 pfd. (quar.)._
Canadian
Ohio
10-31
10-
10-20
1-2-43
—
& Southern
Columbus
,;'
$$1%
Mortgage
•
10-15*
m
10-1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Packers, Ltd.
9-23
■
25c
$11A
"
10-
$3
(quar.)— ".
(quar.)
—$1.06*4 77 9-30
(Boston) (quar.)__7_:2____x-.
$1VA
10- 1
11-16
: $1.
;
1st pref.
.
Deere
_a_;
9-15
10-22
2
10-20
(s-a)__i7_x.__
preferred
$l'/a
$1.63
(quar.)_
_
$5c
8% preferred (quar.)
tlOc
Commercial Credit Co., common (quar.)
74-"; 75c
4l/t% convertible preferred (quar.)_
$1.06*A
"■■■C
(s-a)__
:
,
11-
10c
_
(quar.)
7.7'77' 4.7".:A'7' *7";1
"
Duplan Corp. 8% pfd. (quar.)—
—7— 7
9- 87
du Pont IE. I.) de Nemours & Co.,—
7
7
7
Collateral Loan
9- 87
;
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$iya
Colonial Finance (Lima, Ohio) (quar.)______
7
25c
.10- 1
; 9-12
Duquense Light Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
$1'A
Colonial Ice Co., common___
k ;:$2 7' 10-. 1 t.,9-2L
Duro Test Corporation
(resumed)_a_—
7 7
5c
$6 preferred B (quar.)_____________^,i.—_
.; Sl'/a
10- 1 -.'.9-21
Duval Texas* Sulphur Co:.
25c
$7 preferred (quar.).
: 7 $1% I 10- 1 7 ,9-21
Eagle Picher Lead, common.—
•
•
•
10c
Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg. (IrregularI4A* 75c. ,i *■• 9-30 ,74 9-10 7
77' 6%' preferred (quar.)—
——7
$1'A
Columbia Baking Co., common (irregular)7Sc r.lO-c L■<■*■^7 9-157
Eason Oil Co., $1.50 conv. pfd. (quar.)—37'A.c
$1 participating preferred (quar.) ________ yV -25cr7;^:10- :L77;;- 9-157
East Missouri Power 7% preferred (s-a)
7
Participating
1
.,7 _ 75c_,ylO-' l
9-15 ?
$4.25
9-15
(quar.)_—_
(extra)
(quar.)__—15c
Diamond Shoe Corp.,
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.—
10-15
37MsC
Bread Co., Ltd., 6%
Canada
9-19
(quar.)__^^^_-i.
Stove Co.
Lamp &
11- 2
11-16
75c
37V2C
' 62',ic
(quar.)
Co.
9-19
$5J/a
50c
Corp..____.
$1'A
9-30
RR.
7%
9-19
.
9-15
9-23
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—
'
'
-
10- 1
10- 1 •'
10- 1 7
7 9-30
75c
Co.
International
Coca-Cola
Coleman
10- 1 ■:,f 9-15
9- 2
9-30
9-19
lO-'l"
9-30
10-10 *
9-15
10- 1
9-19
10- 1
9-25
9-30
9-30
J$1V2
5% class B preferred (quar.)_w.__—$62V2C
Canada Cycle & Motor, common (quar.)——'",
t30cJ,
5% sinking fund 1st preference (quar.)—
}$1V4
Canada Life Assurance Co. (quar.)__——, .•$$54'
.Canada Northern Power, common (quar.)..$15c
Canada
Coca-Cola
9-18
;
Extra
9-15
9-28
(quar.)j.7 7-'
Records
9-15
"
9-30
&
Decca
9-20
9-30
.
7
9-11
9-30
9-30 ' ' 9-15
9-30 ! •'•7 9-15
•
.
12-10
9-30
Frere, Ltd., class A (quar.)L—$25c
Davidson-Boutell Co., 6% preferred (quar.)_
$1'A
Dayton & Michigan RR., common (s-a)__j_
87*Ac
8% preferred (quar.)__:—: 7 7.7
$1'
-
"■
/
15c
..
1
9-18
12-23
(Irregular) ——$1
preferred
Clinton
port
preferred
.
9-23
.s
7
9-30 r
9-30
class A prior preference
David
10-1
;
10-
50c
Detroit Hillsdale & South Western RR.
.10- 1
Co.* (quar.)—7:—____
common
9-16*
10-15
$2
_-y_
Series "NY"
_
9-15
9-28
9-28
$3
Power,
&
9-30
9-15
...
& Fuel
9-14
9-30
Shares^—
(irregular)
Atlantic Sugar Co.
Detroit
preferred
Cleveland Graphite Bronze, corny (irreg.)
'
50c
i 9-30 *
9-21
5Vo preferred (quar.)
: 7
9-30'
9-21
Cleveland Hobbing Machine___________——
*; 20c
10- 17
9-21
Climax Molybdenum Co.__________.^yy_r_7_
> 7 7 30c
9-30 ; ,79-21
Clinton Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)——
-25c ' • *.10- 1 ^ 9-21
Cluett Peabody & Co., 7% preferred .(quar.)
$13A >,'• 10- 1-'
9-18
>4 7%preferred (quai4.Txy,--77-:-y_v_--2i7»-.77-7 $13A. i-104' iv? ; 9-18
Coca-Cola Bottling^ $2.50 class A (quar.).i._
62V2C yiO-:,l7ii, 9+15^ '
Extra
4 7$1»A'
10-1
7 9-15'-
9-19
(quar.)————————
preferred
9-15 v
10- 1
10- 1
—
California
9-21
10- 1
Products,
preferred
9-18
10c
$1%
.4.——-—il,—U,>,:
50c
Ltd. (quar.)n^——tl7V/2C
Company
-i-—-———
! 50c
Bulova Watch Co. (quar.)_—4—~
v ;50c
Burdine's, Inc., $2.80 preferred (quar.)
■ ■
70c
Burger Brewing, 8% preferred (quar.)
$1
Burlington Steel Co. (quar.)——————;: 15c
Business Systems, Ltd., common (quar.)
t$l
6% non-cum. preferred B (quar.)———$15c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp. (interim)
$5c
■5Vr>
10-17
$1V4
Extra '
Building
Bullard
9-16
'
u-.
Stamping
pfd.
9-21*
1
10-
preferred (quar.)__
Deposit Bank Shares (N. Y.), Series A
$4.50
9-19
(quar.)
Insurance Co,
:r7.:' $13A
6%
10* 1
9-15
,1%
*
(quar.)_ 777,< 75c
(quar.).:
9-27
9-21
9-15
1%
•
'
25c
7't 10c '
,
Publishing Co. $4 prior preferred—__
f25c
Davenport Hosiery Mills, common___y.___1:7
25c
9-18
9-18
9-18
7
9-19
10*10
9-23
'
Curtis
9-19
9-15
9-18
9-19
-
9-28
9-28
9-28
1
9-30
"
7
,
9-30
9-25
10- 1
9-25
10- 1
3-5-43 : 2-23-43
-
Ice
Insurance
1
1
9-30
7'A
.
-
9-19
,
9-30
(reduced)———
common
7
:__c——'71 30c
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—
,
U7* :,;:77 ;7:.^
r
Common (reduced)
V' 50c
City
9-30
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. $5 pfd. (quar.)
.7
(Washington, PaT)—_
Wholesale Supply,
Auto
7 7
City
$13A
—
Stockyards——,—.w
preferred
Citizens
1
(quar.)4'
(red.)
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
9- 1
;
10- 1
9-30
*
——,
$13A
$1 'A
85c
15c
$1'A
(quar.)
,'7.? $l'/2
(quar.)—$1%
preferred
Citizens Water
9-10*
pfd. A
'.7;
10-
10-
B
8'/o
11-2 7 10-19
10-15
9-16
(quar.)__—'
preferred
9-15
Elec., 5%
Union
9-23:
87Vic
—;
(quar.)—_4—:
;
(quar.)—
pfd.
7%
10-1
'7
:
$1V4
7 25c
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone
—i—————.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_^_______;
9-30
,10-10
(-10- 1
t50c
>' 25c
Distillers Corp., $6 preferred
Co.,
L.)
(E.
quar.)-;_—
Wire, class A———'
&
Brown-Forman
Securities Co.,
9-16
10- 1
10- 6
10- 1
35c
$114
$1
Oil
Cotton
Christiana
'
75c
75c.
;
>6A, participating preferred (quar.)—.
Durell Co., common (initial)————
$13A
,
(quar.)___
9-16
$$1A7/ 10-1
$$1'A
11- 2
Brown
preferred
Chickasha
10-1
10-15
'
25c
Brooke (E. G). Iron Co—
——;—15c
Brookline Trust Co. (Mass.) (quar,)—
$3
w;
Chicago Wilmington & Franklin Coal Co.—
9-19
10- 7
10- 7
Investing Corp.————
Broad Street
(quar.)_________
Chicago
9-25
9-30
9-30
9-30
10-15
9-30
20c
10- 1
50c
; 10- 1
J25c J 10- 1
9-19
9-19
9-19'
9-15
9-19,
9-19 l
9-19
9-17
9-17 4
9-19
i
t
10-
t$l*A
$lVa
k 40c
(quar.)
\
A
Cunningham Drug Stores," common
6%. preferred (quar.)
9-/4-'
$1V4
;
10-1"
$$1'A
7/$50c
—
(quar.)__—
class A
Columbia Telephone— <
* *
prior preferred (quar.)——41'——7
preferred (quar.)—-———-
British
Title & Trust Co,
(quar.)
9-30
'
-
preferred
$1
:
(quar.)30c
(quar.)
7—^-,7:77 ■, 30c"
Crystal Tissue Co.:(quar.)—
—^
15c
Cuban American Sugar, 7%
pfd. (quar.)___
$13A
5*A% preferred (quar.)____
$1%
9-20
9- 8*
9- 8*
9- 4
10- 1
Chicago Flexible Shalt
. 9-29
.*
Chicago Great Western Ry., 5%. ,pfd . initial) " 62,/aC"
^ 9-30
Chicago Mill & Lumber
V 30c • 10-; 1 ,
.Chicago Pneumatic Tool, common...—
,• 50c-/ 10- 1
*
$2.50 conv. prior preferred (quar.)4-"
62'Ac 7 10- 1
$3 conv. prior preferred (quar.)_____—75c
10- 1 i *
Chicago Railway Equipment, common
'
50c
10- 1
7% preferred «(quar.)___—
""
43%c'';. 10-14 '
pfd.
Chicago Daily News,. 5'A
10-15
Forster
&
9-28
,$1
'
,
Class
&
:
9-21
,
Class
Culver
Extra
9-15.
Crum
77
ijrx'VA." $1.
(quar.)
9-18
9-30
9-16
•'
(quar.)_-L—"
9-15
Chesebrough Manufacturing
10-15"
preferred
'. 9-30
9-25
,
8%
10-15
10-1
10-r 1
10- 1
9-28
•>
1
(quar.)25c
Crucible Steel 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)—$1'A
Crum & Forster, common
(quar.)"—__y 7.7
30c
B'/o preferred (quar,)__^__—__$2
10- 1
,
1
10-
Zellerbach Corp. com.
■
$1V4
75c
10-
50c
Utility Banking, class B
Telephone, 6%
pfd. (quar.)_,.i V '
75c
Corp.
Cuban
9-21.
,
& Sons, b%
.Cuban
(irregular)™.—,
Inc.
*
10-15
(Phila.)—
Reynolds, $6 preferred A__
Wheat
9-15
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co. com. (quar.)—
4% non-cum. series A preference (quar.)_4
;
British Columbia Elec. Pwr. & Gas Co., Ltd.—
:
Fund,
Chesapeake Camp Corp., 5%
9-18
9-21
"
r
9-15
12-15
2
Co.—y
25cr
Chemical
9-18
10-15.
lOd
2'A'A
(coupon No.
(interim)
regis,
(Toronto)—
Quarterly ___—$$1
Chemical Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)w •:,'^45c
.
1
1-2-43
$13A
(quar.)_!
Bank & Tfust
(C. B.j
'Common
Chartered Trust & Executor
10-
11-
Crown
»
9-19
12-15
50c
Crown
'
9-24
7/77"77'7 "''TV''''V.': ■•'
190)
,.Amer. deposit rets. 5 A pfd. regis. (S-A)_.~
Ord.
9-24
$3c
,4 7 40c
(quar.)_—
9-15
1-2-43
•
$13/4
(quar.).
1__
Cork International Corp., class A__—
/
•
..
9-30
10-15
$$1'A
25c
$1%
40c
30c
50c
(quar.)——
;
Bridgeport Brass Co., common (quar.)
5V2 % convertible preferred (quar.)
9-20
»
V. ,J'
'7
preferred
4
9-20
,10- 1
10- 1
10-15
t$l'A
$32'Ac
:—___
——
9-
(Ltd.)-—
(Phila.)
Credit
9-22
1
10-
$1%
1 '
(quar.)_
9-22
9-30
$p/4
*$15/b
comihon—______ '
Corp.,
Phosphate
of
Cream
,
•'
Bank
Nat,
Exchange
Corroon &
.
of Rec.
9-30
50c
:,_____:_7'
Bessemer
Quarterly
7,
' v
:
7
(quar.)__
Telephone Co.' 6*A%
$3 prior preferred
Com
-
Holders
Payable
7
'<
participating preferred
Cottrell
quarterly
Central-Penn.
9-21
$10c
———__—:—_7
class A__:
Corp.,
Brantford Cordage Co., $1.30
1%
Cooper
9-19
10- 1
Steel" Foundry—
&
When
•
share
pfd. (quar.)
6'A'A
preferred (quar.)— _______y—w
7% participating preferred (quar.)
'___
"
9-30 v
9-15,
9-30
9-22.'^
Champion Paper & Fibre, 6% pfd. (quar.)_i
$lVa
10- 1
9-15
Chapman's Ice Cream of Calif, (irregular):
10c.
10- 1
•.•9-22
Chapman Valve Mfg. (quar.)
V, : 50c " 10- 1 *
9-17
Chartered Bank of India'(interim)... 5'A
7' 9-30
4.^
9-19
preferred
Coronet
'$$2
4,.
Mines
Gold
Patricia
Reduced
(
10- 1
.
1'i'o
Roll
Per
Company
(quar.)
Continental
.
■■*.'■>,
Telephone—
&
preferred
Central
9-21
40c
(irregular)
$4
Brach (E. J.) & Sons (irregular)—25c
Bralorne Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
*•—
$20c
Brandon
9-30
,10-31
10-31
10- 1
.<
9-30.
10- 1
Co,, ;(quar.)„;;7':7;.,
Insurance
9-15
9-30
10- 1
$2
;
—
(quar.)
Herald-Traveler
Boston
9-15
9-30
9-30
62Vac
40c
Corp.
Boston Elevated Ry.
9-23
10r 1
10- 1
9-28
10- 5
10- 1
10- 1
(quar.)_—
(quar.)___
Borg-Warner
Boston
pfd.
6%
8-31
10-1
$1'A
Bohn Aluminum <fc Brass——...—50c
Bon Ami Co., class A
(quar.)7.
$1
Tobacco
Brothers
Bloch
(quar.)__—___i4_
Electric
Common
-Yrk',-iV'
(quar.)—____—
Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co.
$1
$13A
$1 V-s
25c
37'Ac
(quar._
Laughlin
8%
?
.,
(quar.)—
Birmingham Electric, $7 preferred
& Savings. Co.-ir4 p
Loan
'
75c
9-30
. 9-16
(quar.)_
* ;"* $1
* 10-1
J 9-17
Central Illinois Light 4y2-% pfd. (quar.)4_^_
$l Va
,10- 17
9-19 V
Central Maine Power Co., 5% pfd. (quar,)^4 7,; 62V4c ".10- 1
•"•9-10
6% preferred (quar.)__-___4_-_.___4—
(
$lVa• 10- i >
9-10 •
$6 preferred (quar.)—i:
$1V2
10- 1
9-10
7% preferred (quar.)__$13A
10- 1
9-10
8-31
-
10- 1
10- 1
10c
25c
.
_«a. *
^
Continental
9-25
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-12
9-30
9-18
9-18
9-18
'9-18
9-30
,•"-
7
,
Name of
1
;
——-
(quar.)___^i-____u_^__.
(quar.)
preferred
(Toronto)
Central
9-10
10- 1
62'Ac
common
(quar.)
Central Canada
9-14
$$lVa
;
50c
$1V4
$I3A
$13A
37l/ac
;
Corp. of America,
2nd
'
$3
v
(quar.)
9-11
10- 1
10-1
10-15
9-30
9-30
25c
(irregularis
Central Aguirre Associates-
12-31
.
——lA'—,'■
(quar.)——_
preferred
Bird & Son, Inc
$2.50
-1%
,
$1
._•
$lVa
-
•
of Rec.
9-29
10- 1
10- 1*
10- 1
10-1
10-31
9-30
10- 1
10- 1 -.
10- 1-•
10-15
,
25c'
60c
9,-11
12-31
(quar.)___—__—_
common
9-15
11-2
9-30
•
B
*
___^_—.
Company, common
prior preferred
prior preferred
7%
9-15
$1
preferred (quar.)—>—.7
Bethlehem Steel Corp., 7% -preferred (quar.)
Bibb Manufactur.ng Co. (quar.)_—________ >•
Class
5'fo
-75c
$13A
6',^.
(J. I.)
"
•"•••■,-•. 7
■;
Case
Celanese
10- 1
10- 1
,.15c
"
(quar.)
10-16
———
Cement-—
Bessemer Limestone &
(quar.)
preferred B
9-24
10-;1:
10-1
,
preferred A
6%
•
10-1.
(quar.)—— 7 t 25c
$5 preferred (quar.)_—i-ii.:.———■——■—~ .■ ■„
$1V4
Beech Creek RR. (quar.)
;——
—50c Beech-Nut Packing Co.
(quar.)—
—_
$1
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., common (quar.)_v—
4$1
h% preferred (quar.)_,—-*————;•*'
t$l%
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)——_
•
t$2
Beneficial Industrial Loan Corp., com. (irreg.)
37 Ac
$2.50 prior preference series 1938 (quar,)_;•<62 Ac
Benson & Hedges, $2 conv. preferred (quar.)
50c
Bensonhurst Nat'l Bank (Bklyn.)
(quar.).—
$1
6'A
9-14
10- 1 '
40c
(quar.)—-i-
common
preferred
1
3
9-3
35c
—
(irregular)Laa-ULL
common
Payable
share
(quar.)' '•
Company
9-
82'Ac
(quar.)_
$3.30 prior preferred
Mfg„
(J. B.)
of Company
9-
9-30
(quar.)- Barker Brothers, 5'A'A preierred (quar.)—
Barcalo
,
1
Holders
When
K'
Name
of Rec.
;—7'Ac
preferred (quar.)———
6%
1
Payable
50c
Bank Stock Trust Shares,
(s-a)_
10c
Series C-2
(semi-annual)—-.—
—ll%c
Bankers National Investing com. (quar.)- ...
6V»c
Bank
'.'i, V
Holders
When
...
share
flame of Company
Monday, September 28, 1942
10- 1
11-20
9-11
9-22
9-10
9-16
9-12
9-3 2
9-12
9-15
$1'4
9-30
9-15
$iy4
12-18
12-15
Volume 156-
Number 4111
THE COMMERCIAL &
Per
'
,
Name of
Farmers
&
share
Company
Merchants
Nat'l
Bank
When
Payable
Farmers
N.
Traders
&
Life
Ins.
Co.
Bake
Federal
6%
$3.50
to
Co.
25c
(N.
J.)
(Marshall)
6%■ preferred,
& Co.,
4% %
preferred
A
$l%v
9-30
9-19
$1%
9-30
9-15
jj——
pfd.
(quar.)—,
(quar.),/,,,/,, V
9-30
10-
$6
10-15/:
$1.18%
10-26
10-15
-
9-30
9-19
,
5c
9-30
9-19
r4,y
■
(Bait.)—
15c
;/
(quar.),,,.™,,,,,,.;,,,..
Pennsylvania (quar.)
First
Bank
First
National
Insurance
Stock
Bank
(S. F.)
,1
First
National
First
National
19-19
9-30
9-19
10-
$2
10-
—-
30c
10- %
50c
10-
1
10-
1
$2V2
9-30
12-31
$20
10-
1
$4
10-
1
9-21
(quar.)—/ i$2
V ; 40c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-30
Stores
i11-30
62'/a C
$1%
10- 1
9-19
* •••Si'A
,1
" /■'•././'•,'/'
/Z':
7%
preferred (quar.)—1
17VaC
.—_4_>_—/"
Florence Stove Co./,,.^/*^—/-,4—_,/ ,;.v 50c
10-15
9-30
Hartford
9- 8
Fisher
Brothers, $5 preferred (quar.)
(M. H.) Co., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
10-
:
Fishman
Fitzsimmons
12-1
•
"$1%
(quar.)
(quar.)—,„w * J
Food Machinery Corp. (increased)—
preferred
Foote
Bros.
Gear
&
Machine
,
10-
1
9-21,
$lVa
10-
1
9-21
,
:/;A70c:.
Corp.—
Heller
Z/V;:.
9-15
9-30
60c
(quar.)
$3 class A (quar.)—
Foreign Light & Power Co.—
6% first preferred (quar.)
Formica
Insulation
Foster & Kleiser
Co.
Co., 6% class A pfd. (quar.)
-
•37'/ac
Froedtert Grain
preferred
7%
:
Fuller
(Geo.
Fuller
preferred
Manufacturing
A.)
Co., 4%
Fulton Trust Co.
Gair
(Robert)
:Zy
:
Gannett Co.,
conv.
& Coj,
preferred
conv.
10-1
&
1
10-17
9-30
10-
1
9-15
1
9-19
9-30
15c /
20c >: 11-1
.9- 10
10
15
20c
1
10
15
11-1
10
15.-//.
(quar.)
•
•
v-
'
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Corporation,
my*- i
—
Ml'/r
'v
Jh-Ss'S*
10-20
10-
11-
1
10-24 /
$1'A
10-
1
$3
(quar.)
:
75c
?
Manufacturing Co.,
$3
-———
B
Common,,
$8 preferred
$1%
1/.
1
2
General
.7%
Fireproofing, .common——————
(quar.)_———
Foods Corporation—
" "
i/v,
10-
1
10-
1
General
yyy.-;.>y.
:
General
Railway
General
General
6%
Signal
Co.,
common—
General
Time instruments Corp.— •
$2.50 pfd.
1
67c
10-
11.
-
,
;
1
10-
10-
.
9-22
:
9-10
.
;
9-
Common
8
1
9-17
;
■/ 9-17
9-30
10-
•
t
9-21
1
V
9-15
1
*
.' 9-15
-
10-
:
.
'
:
•
9-23
25c
.10-1.
1,25c ; 10-15
•
Bank
10,
1
;
9-30
$$3.75,
10-
9-19
1
9-30
$75c
■
Z..7%
:
Corp.
50c
10-
9-18 '
.12-
1
50c
12c
10-
:
1010-
1
1
10-
t80c
10-1
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,
/
9-
($5
($100 par)
par)
Power
9-30
F
9-26*
(Z
1
9-18
.
10c
10-28
10-10
(quar.)Z.__,
$1%
10-
1
$1%
10-
1
9-25
9-30
9-19
37V2c
10-1
9-18
25c
9-30
8-28
50c
9-30
$1'A
10-15
9-30
8%C
10-1
9-10
70c
quar.)
20c
Co.—I
Wheel
class
A
;
/ /
(quar.
Z„_„z,
'
10-
,
9-11
9-15
1
9-15
87'Ac
10-
1
9-15
3 7'Ac
10-
1
9-18
25c
10-
1
t30c
10-
1
9-20
$1 Va
10-
1
9-11
10-1
9-21
first
preferred
,
(quar.),
SlVa
:,z;
1011-
1
$1
$1 Va
,
!
1
7%
'
Z
Z
convertible
z
■y
1
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
37'Ac
10-
1
9-17
$$1
10-
1
9-15
Steel,
37'Ac
Industrial
&
-
$6Y2
preferred
9-30
Leich
'
-
Company,*
Z
■
'
10-15
9-30
9-30
12-11
4'A%
1
Little
9-15
-
12-
5
12-
9-25
9-25
«
Lock
9-25
10-
Iron
,
/
•
1
-;i
Z'
9-22
10-
1
/
,
.
:
c
■
■•
.
.
10-
1
9-15
25c
10-15
y/ 9-30
9-30
4
25c
Z
25c
Mutual Fund"
11-2
10-14
12-10
11-24
50c
12-10
11-24
/
9-30
10-
30c
6%
$1%
10-
1
12-
1
(Del.)* class B
1
9-19
tquar.)
9-30
; 9-30
10-27
(R.
H.)
(I.)
$1%
$1'A
;
(reduced)—
& Co.
$2
Marion
|
A
5
-
1
9-18
10-
1
9-21
•
/:,
,
30c.
.
(quar.),
..
10-
(quar.)
.-,.//
9-1.5
.
9-30
9-15
10-1
9-19
10-10
.
9-19
.
10-1
$1%
.ti.t-'t h
1
10-. 1,
.50c
$1'A
'■
9-15
10-15
25c
(quar.),__„,,,
.
,
50c
$1'A
(quar.),,,.
.
10-1
50c.
(quar.)- /
(guar,!,,
io preferred
$5
9-18
,
.
...
preferred
,
•.
,
(quar.)——-
(quar.)
preferred
' '
•
J"
/..
(reduced)—. /
preferred
Power,
■
9
11-
11-14
$1'A
30-
preferred
.
9-30*
9-
1
(quar.$1%
Water,. 7%
.
9-30*
10-15
10-
1
Margay Oil Corporation
/
9-11
10-
Tire.& Rubber—
Reserve
,/
(irregular)
common
Marathon Paper Mill, 6%
Marion
12-22
-
9-30
50c
(quar.l—
9-21
1-2-43
.
$1'A
(quar.)
6% .preferred
Mapes Consolidated Manufacturing
*/
9-30
10- I
50c
convertible
conv.,
9-30
;
10-15
31c.., .30-15.
.
:
Co;
Manufactures Trust Co.- (N. Y.).,~com.
9-19 ~
9-30
10-15
.
;
$!%•
-
(quar.)
&
nreferred
$1.20
9-15
10-24
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mansfield
9-9.:'
1
11-20
:y.
9-19-
10- 1
11-20
I
10-15
.
(reduced
Mahoning CoaLRR. Ca.
11-10
10-
50c
common* (interim),",,
9-19 <,
■
1
12-
pas & Electric Co". (Kentucky)—
preferred
Macv
•
1
?
12-
$1'A
/"
—
9-18
9-15
'
-
10-
9-15
: 9-15
>'■-
1
6?A-%
9-19
-
1
9-21
10-
9-19
10-1
1
(quar.$1%
preferred
6'A%
9-36
50c
(quaT.);*/4vy>>^/'-f,":
Lynn Gas & Electric .(quar.
MacAndrews &. Forbes, common
9-19
/
9-19
1
10-
';■''/" $2 /
9-15
Co.,
Magor.Car Corporation,
»•
9-19
9-15
1/
(P.)
Magnin
■*
9-19
9-30
9-30
.
w,,—!,,,,—25c-' :
9-15
$1%
15c
$1%
12'Ac
Theatres; 7%
9-15
1
'•'
10-28
$l'/8
\
.
Lunkenheimer Co.— >;.
/
9-17
10-
(quar.)^
•'/.
9-11
1
quar.)y_";r,yy,/._:4:/,_,
25c
5%. preferred. ($100.par) (quar.y $1'A *
5%. preferred cum, ,(par $25) (quar.),
31'Ac
•
.;
1
11-
10-15
7.%
(quar.)
10-
Cement
Common,
10-9
25c
common
...
$1%
IOt
/
9-15
9-30
9-30
$1.10
-
participating preferred (quar.),
Louisville
'
9-25
2
10-20
20c
9-15*
'
-10-
2
25c
9-15. i-
1
9-30
11-
10-15
Loomis-Sayles. Second Fund,,—
9-19
v*
.
1
10-15
10-15
9-15
9-30 7
r
9-29
30c
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50c
$l'/8
$1.30
9-11
Star
••/>' 7%
3
$i'/2
;
•
(quar.),,,/—'
30-1
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9-19
9-30-
^
.
Inc.
10-
./
1
//
(quar.),,,,
Louisville Gas & EJec.
10-31
-
9-25
10-
Lorillard
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8-31
2
9-14.
8
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Loomis-Sayles
:
3
-
10-
9-30
6%
>
10-15 '
25c
10-1
$1%
(quar.)
V•//"// Participating
9-22 t
-
10-1
$1%
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(quar.)-•* $75c
(s-a)--—4—>
/ : ,2c
Fireman
••'
-
10-1
25c
$1"
pfd.'(quar;),'
f$l% '
(quar.75c
Longhorn Portland Cement "Co.—
' ''' :/
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V
10-
10-
$1%
preferred
Irving Trust Co. (New York)t
Z,
10-
,
9-15
9-30
Lone
2
11-
$lo/4
(quar.)—^.^^,
Mfg. Co. vtc.
Irving Ain Chute .-(quar.)
,
10-
11-2
i
9-19
9-15
1
•»
9-19^:
■
9-30
Z
1
10-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.
CO.—
4,,,-:
Loew's: (Marcus)
•*'
9-22*
-
9-30
,
y
/
preferred ' (quar.),,,,*,,,,//,,'/:"/',-//,"',/"
Loew's,
9-30
10-15
-
preferred
10-
10-1
62'Ac
10-
-9-12
10-15
•
'
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8-31"^
1
>25
*12-24
10c
;
;
10-31
.,10-10
.
.
25c
common
guaranteed
Joint
8 %
RR.
capital
Common.
•
9-30
12-31
y
$3
preferred A '(quar.)_____,__4__4.__,
Miami
Special
5
.
1
Zi-
*'y
10-1
'•9-30
17'Ac
preferred (quar.),",
Oil Refining (quar.)
)
Lipe-Rollway, class A,(quar.)//,//!!,',!//,,', ' :
$1 convertible preferred Tquar.)y_y______,
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common (quar.)
9-12
t
.
$1%
Lion
9-23
2
9-19
9-19
33Ac
-
Link Belt Co., 6'/a%
2
,
45c
12-
1
9-30
30c
2
10->1-
♦:
$1%
50c
10-
.
(quar.),,
://•/: Extra
9-15
12-1
/
■•
$l»/2
-----^-
9-30
10-15
30c
;
com.
Stores Corp,<~ common
9-
.
(quar.y_Z____—_-_Z.Z.^
10-15
6c
$50c
4'A% preferred (quai-.^,„4,_,_/.
Lexington Telephone Co., 5.2% pfd. (quar.)JLiggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.),,
7Lincoln Natl. Life Ins. Co. (Ft. Wayne)—
9-
1
12-15
$1%
Z
9-15
75c
Corporation*Z(quar.)/y,_4_/_4_,,,_
10-
12-15
50c
;
5
1
2c
(quar.)
2
10-
50c
Z.
(auar.)..__u_„„_
(quar.)
preferred
9-
,
'
if
12-
10'
■50c
(accum.
Finance,
(Charles) & Co., 7%
Lerner
9-11
2%% >11-1
,,
11-
12-15
$!%
Z.
9-11
•,
>.019
(quan)
$7 1st prefen-ed
$2.50
——.
;
9-18
11-16
;
17'Ac
Lehigh Portland Cement Co. 4% pfd. (quar.)
j'.Z
'
9-30
:yz 25c'
_,__z,__Z_,,Z
University—
(quar.)
' preferred;
Salle
Original
.
9-19
/
.;
preference
Electric
10- 1,
$1 ;
1st preferred, (quar.)
12-24
10-
$15c
,4—
Salle Extension
Leath
y
9-19
s
V 9-30
■"■>',■■• v'
(s-a)- $1
Iowa Public Service,-common—10c
$6
1-1-43
$10c
70c class A
(quar.),
."
Lawyers Title Insurance Co.' (Richmond, Va,p
6% preferred (s-at„__,/,^„_,,444_4„.
Lawyers Trust Co. (N. Y.)_____,_,
-
12-31
10-1
(q'uar.)8%c
preferred
non-cumulatives
9-22
$1 Va
Cap Gold Mining Corp.
7%
La
9-30
$1 ..•;': 9-30
Ltd.—
4
9-
1
10-
$1 'A
,44,
9-18
10-16
10-1
•
(quar.)
Company
9-21
r
$1%
r
(quar.)
preferred
$1
!_
(quar.)
preferred
La
9-18"
1-2-43
/
$ 10c
.
—
(quar.)—,
8-28
10-
Lava
*••.'
./
Co., Ltd.—y
9-24
75c
Latrobe
9-15
.///ZZ"V,
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(accumulated)10-1
convertible
8%
9-11
1
'
10-
9-11
v
10-21
(quar.)______
preferred
preferred
6%
9-21
9-H
preferred
Langley's, Ltd.— "/ 'Z-;
l/'i
16-'l-
Investors Royaltv Co., common
.
9-21
Z
9-15
50c
1
.
9-18
A1-1-/2'
Sharest./———V:•..,'',50c
Investment Foundation.
9-15
10-. 1
1
10-
Chicago—
——
Interstate Telephone. $6 pfd.
Investment Co.- of America
10-15
1
+75c
.
9-15
10-
"
15c
7% . pfd. (quar.)„>
Interstate Department Stores, common.^>„/'
7% preferred (quar;)+
-
9-15
,
30-31
$15c
-•31'Ac
2-
9-19
$l'/8
Langendorf United Bakeries, class B
*
Class A >(quar.)
4.„....„/
6% preferred (quar,),,_,J,,„„____//^_4
11-16
9-30
-
$$1
International Silver Co..
9-16
2
10-
1,
6 2 Vac
9-18
j——,,.:Z',y50c'..;-10-
International-Salt .Coa—.-
9-16
9-30
$75c
$1%.
9-19
10-
9-15
9-15
1
v
75c
Nickel Co. of
International
9-J9
10-15
um
9-15
1
1
9-18
9-30
'
Ocean Telegraph
(quar,)^_>^ ;
International Paper Co.,: 5% pfd.. (quar.)^r.
-
9-15
,125c
9-15
1
1
Lehman
(St. Louis)—
of
preferred
.
,7%
9-19
;
-
9-30
10-
$$3%
t$3%
:
_——/^i.—
International Shoe,Co.-
-
9-30*\
9-15*
10-7
$l'/2
International
9-18
L
1
10-
10-
...
—
,
9-15
V
10-
$1%
Banking & Loan (Hamilton, Ontario)
Quarterly
,4:
Landers, Frary & Clark (quar.)
Landis Machine Co.—
"Z
,
/' / Z; /'• /'•'.,
ZZ Common
(quar.) '
1%
preferred (quar.),
1
Lang (John A.) & Sons (quar.
9-30'
•
/-
,r_
7%
9-21
10-. 1,
7%
convertible
Lambert
9-19"
/':
.
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Payable in U. S.. funds
Z
10-
-i—---- -—
Cooperage, class A—•
.'.V ' i
-
(Toronto)
/
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,
9-22
2
.10- .1
$0.0244
,1 £ ■
Zv $l'/2
•> 15c
-
9-15
b5c
-
(B.)
preferred
Co.
(interim)
'
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i
•v
10-
ioc
35c.
(Winnipeg) '(quar.)
6^
:
9-15
1 •'
10-1
75c'
,-t$3
.
preferred (quar.)-——-——
6#i 2nd preferred (accum.)—
Great Western Sugar, common (quar.)_J——
7% preferred (quar-)
—.—
Green (H. L.) Co. (quar.)—————-
Greif Brosv.
t9-18
1
10-
Col,
6%
1*9-18
9-30
•'
75c
-62'/2c
International Minerals & Chemical Corp.— ' ' "
Common (initial)
Co., Ltd.—
Water System,
Z
$5hc
preferred—'
1
.10--1
'
1st
Greenwich
.
1
'10-15
30c
(irregular)
•
50c
International Business Mach. Corp;, (rjuarj)
$1%
International Harvester Co./ com. (quar.), 50c
International Milling,-. 5% preferred (quar.)_
' $1'A
Internat.
t62y2c
10c
*
$1 Va
Telephone, >6% preferred (quar.)/.,
Lamaque Gold Mines/Ltd. (interim)
/;•' Extra
9-11
/ 10-15
25c
Bank group,shares class A
'
-Insuranoe Group Shares (stock div.)—
Interlake Steamship Co.
.
y '• $62c
9-14
9-15
1
8-24
101
t
$1'A :
s>./
—
•Aviation• Group
.
■
*
-
.
9-30
1
La Crosse
Inlandr Investors, Inc.
"
15c
- 9-30
9-21
Institutional Group Securities—rZV;,A.i;.«
.•
$iy4
9-14
10-
9-14
*
$1'A
(quar.)„„,_,„__,
6%
9-23
'10-
-
(quarterly)
50c;
preferred (quar.)—>, $1(<W
4'/2%
.
Common
Assurance
Industrial Rayon
•
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50c
■-62'/2c
:'■ ./
$1
/Common
-
•:
1
(quar.)Z
Laclede-Cliristy Clay Products Co.—
r
87'Ac
u—„
10-
i 10,-19
*
Landed
■/-
(quar.)
1
$iya
(quar.)_,I_, ■
$6 preferred
•/7% second preferred (quar.),
Lackawanna RR. of N. J. (quar.)
9-22
9-30
1
10-
Department Stores
(Reduced
v/ 1 6l7o
9-31
10-
10-
9-18/
•
11-
$1 y»
10-
9-23 '/
:9-30
:
$l'/2>
7
—
Quarterly
-
■
25c
'
/
—^—
Industrial National
..
Wire Co. (quar.)_————Greenwich Gas Co., $1.25 pa-rtio.-pfd.--(quar;)
•:
9-29
15c
$1'A
(quar.)
Kresge Dept. Stores, 4% conv. pfd.
Kroger Grocery & Baking—
10-1*
12c
1
9-18
10-
-
Co.
Industrial Bank & .Trust Co.
,
.
-Greening
/
50b =-10- 1J
9-15 •;
.Z'Z" $1.05-510-1 Z
9-15'
;//15c
10- 1
9-21/ Z
/ $50c !%i 10/'-l
■/
9-15 "
(quar.)—
1
/<
i
(quar.),,,,^/,,,^,,,,,,^^!:,
preferred
10-
$1%
Power, 57a pfd. (quar.)
Elec., 7% preferred (quar.)
preferred
$1%
25c
9-11
:
; '
.
7%
Company, $1.50 preferred (quar.)
(D.) : Emil Company, common,,
;
Kobe, Inc., 6% preferred AZ„„_______
Koppers Company, 6% preferred (quar.)
10- 7
-
C.). Co.,
6%
9-15
-
"10- 1
M5c
xommon
Sons Co.,
*
$1 'A
9-19
•>/
..
$5c
i: $i'/2
common——-
Mortgage Corp.
.'9-4
Klein
'
9-11
7'7a .preferred (quar.)-,:•
I. $1 %
30- 1
Indianapolis Pwr. & Lt., 5(4% pfd. (quar.)$1.31'A •/ 10- 1
Indianapolis Water Co., 5% pfd. A (quar.)^'; $1'A
10-1
Industrial Acceptance, 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Z. ;1 $1'A ZZ.:9-30
3;
Co.
West Saddlery
!
9-11
9-29
50c
y
.
preference (s-a)——/__/_—
1/—
3%
Indiana General Service, 6^ pfd.
(quar'ZjliX;;/$1 %
Indiana & Michigan Electric, 6% pfd.
{duar.),."y.Z'Z
$l'/a
(quar.)
.
9-20 '
50c.:. 10- I '
(quar.)—9-18
10- l >
$3^ pfd.Mquar.)——y \8IV2C
10- 1
$1%/. 11- 2
Gillette Safety Razor. $5 pfd. (quar.)—10-26
10-10
$ 1 V-2' "
Gimbel Brothers, Inc., $6 preferred (quar.) —
9-15
50c :
10-a
Girard Trust Co, (Phila.)
(quar.)
/ 9-14 /
10- 1
v."
40c-i
Glens Falls Insurance Co; (N. Y.) (quar.)—
10- 1.
9-12
56'Ac
Glidden Co., 4Va% convertible pfd. (quar.)_ ,
10- 1
9-21 /
;
$1%
Globe-Wernicke, 1% preferred (quar.)__^—10- 1: ..9-18
$1
Godchaux Sugars, Inc., class A (quar.)——
9-18
10- 1
$1%...
$7 preferred (quar.h.—
5c
9-10 ;.
9-30
Goebel Brewing Co. (quar.)——————
10-31
10-15
$2c
Gold Belt Mining Co., Ltd. (interim)/—,,
:■
10- 1
SlVa
9-30
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co." (quar.)—;
.10- 1
62'/ac
,9-10 '
Gbldblatt Brplhers, $2J50 cohv. pfd." (quar.)- .
10-15
9-30
■l„ 20c
Golden State Co., Ltd. (quar,)—
— >
/
9-30
■
50c
>r. 9-30
Goodman Mfg. Co
$6 preferred
Great
30C./
'
1
10-
// j6r/c
,
9-15
1
10-
10-
Great West Life Assurance
t25c
(quar.)_-__t,-___-_—__u
9-21
10-
/
Imperial Paper & Color Corp.—
'
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
9-10
i
1
Liie
Quau-terly
Quarterly
vt9irl8
1
10"
$i%
$iy4
\
(B. F.) CO., $5 preferred (quar.) —
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada)—
;
Common
(quar.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)—'—
Gorton-Pew Fisheries
(quar".T-—-—Goulds Pumps, Inc., 7f^ preferred—-/——
Griand Rapids Varnish Corp." (quar.)— I——
Grant (W. T.)- Co. (Del.), common (quar.)_w
5% ^preferred- (quar,)_———i——.
Great American Insurance (quar.)
Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd.—
$2 class A partic. preference (accum.) —
$2 class B partiq. preference (accum,)—„
Great Lakes Power Co., class A pref. (quar.)
10-
(quar.)—
(interim)_y—
Refining—
Erie
1
Kirsch
9-23
9-30
25c
$l»/2
25c
$ll/a
Goodrich
37'/aC
Z
/
y
Imperial
''
Georgia Power $5 preferred * (quar.)———
(A.
1
9-23
•
9-10* /
9-29
;? 25c
Common,(quar.)
(quar.)—— —v—
General Tire & RubberCo.y6% pfd. (quar.)
Gilbert
10-
—
(quar.)_—-
.10- 5
10-1.
•; 62'/ac
/:' $6 preferred
Gibson Art
$1%
(quar.)
&
4
10-
"
9-16
,
2
io- 1
25c
9
9-21
10-1 v
$lVav
(quar.)
10-
10-1
Sl'A
,
—
Telephone, Corp..
2
10-
15c v
.
•
4,
General
11-
$i%
$1%
preferred. (quar.)———
General Refractories Co
1
-
General
General
10-
—
—
6%
9-
$iy»
'
Kings County Lighting Co., 5% pfd. D (quar.)
6% preferred C (quar.)
7% preferred B (quar.)
;
10-20
Huttig Sash At Door 7% preferred (quar.)_A$1%^ / 9-30
9-211
v»*
Hyde Parld Breweries Association^y^-^-t//;:
/
50c '
10- %
9-17/
Ideal Cement Co. (quar.)„—y-'—,
35c f n 9-30 •V 9- 5Illinois Bell Telephone Co._————yzyj.,
*
'•'$1%
9t30
9-18 •
Illinois Commercial Telephone Co.,
f•'
y-j
Madison,
Wise., $6 preferred (quar.)
»$iy2 V 10- 1
9-15
Imperial Bank-of Canada (reduced quar-,)-«
1
11- 2
$$2
9-30
,
9 '21'
9 -21
10-30
31'Ac
(quar.)—!
(extra)
(quar.)
Hussman-Ligonier,
9.-25
5
5
9-18
$1'A
Co.,
*
1
Kentucky Utilities, 6% preferred (quar.),,,
Kerlyn Oil Co. class A (quar.)
Keystone Public Service, $2.80 pfd. (quar.),
Kimberly-Clark Corp., common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
•
$i %
preferred
General Industries,
General
r
1
$iv,«v;
(quar.)————y—
5% pfd. (quar.)—^
Instrument Corp, (quar.)—————
;?
Mills, Inc., 5% pfd. (quar.)—
Motors. Corp., ~$5 preferred (quar.)—
Paint Corp., $2.67 preferred———V :
Printing Ink Corp., $6 pfd. (quarj-
$4.50
10-
10-1 -y
99-
Z
10-1
15c
Huron
/.
9-19
$1
—
(Canada)
9-
10-
Copper
Special Z—
9-19 />/:
$1%
9-23
$1'A
$1,50
9-19 /,
,
9-17
(quar.)__
Kelsey-Hay6s
9-30
43 %c
1
(quar.)„,._,
B
Kennecott
9-30
v
9-10
preferred
Electric
9-19
9-1i**
-
common—-
Hummel-Ross Fibre Corp.,
-30.
9-19
1
7
1
preferred A
(E.)
f
1
9-30
10-
,
Keith-Albee-Orpheum, 7% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Kelley Island Lime & Transportation—
10-
10c
Humphreys Mfg. Co., common
: 6% ,
preferred
(quar!)
v
9--10
19
10-24
25c /;■
$i%?>
preferred
9-■19
10-10
35c r::
General Electric Co, -—/-J—
Humble Oil &.
6
Kaynee
10-
(quar.)-J
—
$1.50 pfd.
(quar.)
Co.
10--17/31
10- 3
22c,
preferred
Shoe
.9 -18
.
,
IVaC i
-,7/p
Howe, Sound
Humberstone
5
10-
r
Corp., common ,(quar.)_(quar.)—
9 -18'
1
10-
•
1
:
10-
;'$7 preferred
9-21
1
9-10
1
10-
Z'9-19
10-
-
9-18
10-
$1%
(quar.)__„____. '
$1 'A
-
9-18
.9-29
.
50c
9-16
'
9-18
;
$1%
Kaufmann
/
.10-; 5
9-29
9-29
$1%
Katz Drug $4.50 preferred
(quar.)_,
Kaufman ■ (Charles"A.) Co.
10-1
■
'
$ 1V2
37'/ac
$1%
'
1
9-15
10-26
7.
9-10
9-15
:
9-15
9-30
30c
1 *10-17
9-10
*
9-30
$1%
1
;
v$iya '•
Houston Light & Power (monthly)-L.
Houston-Natural Gas Corp. com. (quar.)—_
1
50c
9-22
9-22
2
$6
Electrochemical
preferred
.
1
9-22
10-
'
9-16
10/
15c
-Z,—
(initial)—
9
11-
(irregularly-
,
yU
10-
9-22
'
11-
$6
9-30
1
10-
37'/2C
Household Finance
Z
1"
1%%
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas, com.
^
(quar.)___
Transit
9
10-
$1 '/a
(quar.)*-^
Capital Corporation
/
t9
,
$2
(quar.).
(quar.)——;
(irregular,)
General Box' Co.
General
10-
75c.,«
■/":
1
9-28
fV. 15c
•'
General American Investors, $6 pfd.
General Baking
40c
(quar.)—w—
?:
9 -15
1
10-
:
1S1.37
(quar.)
i-
9 -19
-
10-
25c
—
Z
1
9-30
50c
preferred
.
1
10-
$1%
/
6
9-21
10-15
25c
Co.—
ZT:,/- ; /
(quar.)—
/„■—_•
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co. (irregular)—-—
Houdaille-Hershey;' class A (quar.)—^-i-/
6<U
9 ■15
,
9-30uV '9
10-
Hooker
25 •;
9 •15
9-30 „
Rapid
6% .preferred
9 •15
9-30,/
;t$lV*
:—
class
1
Honolulu
21
9
9-30...
f.9-30
115c
partic. preferred A
cum.
i
10c
*
:
preferred (quar.)——-,
5'A% preferred (quar.).—
Gemmer
1
37Vac
(quar.)—,—
21
10-
v
lTVaC
.,
21..
J
10-
$1%
Z————j,
Co,
1
10-
$1%
$1'A
Kansas Power Co.,
(quai\)>/^-__Zi_,
Trust Co.
Co.
•:
$1%
Spencer Bartlett & Co. (monthly)Oil, 5% prior preferred (quar.)——
(D. H.)
10-
l'/4%
9-17
$1.06 V4
Kansas Gas <fe
25c
Paper
l'AZfl
preferred (quar.)
Kalamazoo Stove &
Furnace-^_,^,_„_,
Kansas City Power &
Light, $6 pfd. B (quar.)
9-17
$1%"
(quar.)—
Corp
(Charles E.)
(quar.
preferred
Kansas
9-16
1
9-22
5%
9-15
1
10-
1
5%
-
■,'■(>
:
,
9-30
10-
30c
(quar.)d._—y
(quar.)
preferred
Kahn's
$6 preferred
Honey Dew, Ltd. (quar.)—
Honey.mead Products (quar.)
v
9
..',9
=
9-17
10-
(quar.)__„^„^__„_4_,Z._,;
9-23
Home Gas & Electric,
9
1
9-15
9-30
Holophane Company, common-x—2L
$2.10 preferred :(a-a)
V
9 21
9-30
1
25c
Co.
Monthly
1
10,
$l'/a
(quar.)
1
10-
1
17c
Jewell Tea
9-16
lquar.)„u_i.—u_
Co, (quar.)——— _-/t,^,—Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines—
V.
Z
"
9-30
10-
■
ioc
30c
.
5%
•
10-
.
$2
(quar.)——
common
30c sr
$1;
-
'
Gatineau Power Co., common
11-
$1%
■;
(quar.)„/_,
(quar.)
Motors
Holmes
'■•C
.
9-30
10-
Co., Inc., 4'A % preferred (quar.)
Johns-Manville Corp., 7% pfd.
(quar.),___,
Joliet & Chicago RR.
Co., stamped (quar.)
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Corp., com. (reduced)
9-21
•9-9
9-15
Holland Furnace
y
(quar.)—
pfd.
Hires
6%
7%
9-15 ;
I
1
9-29
9-15
—
5% .preferred
Hinde & Dauch
9-15
.
10-
'
y
/ 10-^1
■
1
1
& Co., common
7%'prior preferred
'9-15
1
9-19
10-
1
Co.——-u-/—,
Hilton-Davis Chemical,
Hinde & Dauch Paper,
V"
Gorlock Packing Co,
Garrett
•9-15
9-15
(quart,/
common
10-1
10-
.,_4,_,
preferred
Inc., class B
Garfinckel;(J.)
6%
preferred
Y.)
(N.
9-20
10-
;
25c
(quar.)
Co.,——
Co., 6%
1
l;35c
(quar.)—
& Malting Co., com.
Co.
Hibbard
10- .1
,—
Brush
1.
t$l%
•y Extra
——w—-—v——* i
$1.20 preferred < quar.)
Fuller
;
pfd. (quar.)_——
Distilling—
convertible
Hercules
$l!t!
Water Supply Co., com.
(quar.)Z.'__
preferred A (quar.)
(W. B.) Co. (resumed)«__^,_
Jenkins Brothers, founders shares
Non-voting shares (irregular),
!
7?o
preferred (quar.)_
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.,-—
5'A'/a preferred (quar.)
9-15
•
1
(quar.):
$5
9-15
1
10-
• (quar.)
;
(George W.) Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)i--———
,:_i—.
:;x7%
-
9-24
37%C
—
Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Fox
(Peter) Brewing Co. (quar.)_iLv__—
60c
1
"
,
—.-_-/,
Franklin County
10-24
10-
•
50c
Paper Corp., 5'*
10-24
10-
$1%
:
preferred
Fox River
2
11- 2
75c
C
10-
Jamaica
.
10-15
25c
—
Insurance
(Walter E.)
Hickok
Foster Wheeler Corp.-*-*
>
6% prior preferred (quar.)
$7
11-
25c
,15c
,—
1
■
10-
10-
_///-.
pfd.
Nat'l-Bank
of Rec.
Jarvis
10-
43% C
Extra
Helme
,—-
preferred
9-15
f50c
:ZZ/Z7%, preferred
Z'/;//■
(irregular)
convertible
9-15
1
<; 9-30
—
Common
Forbes & Wallace,
7%
,
10-
$50
4'/2% pfd. (quar.)_
Co. (quar.)_j-y»-i
HazelrAtlas Glass ;(quar.)
*
$6
'
,
noc
preferred
7%
Holders
Payable
preference D (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)^^„
preferred B (quar.)^,^
-»
$iy2
hr/P preferred (quar.)'
!
Haverty Furniture Cos., $1.50 pfd. (quar.)s
Hawley Pulp & Paper, $7 1st pfd. (quar.)__
y ; *$6 2nd preferred
(quar.)//-__-y-"-/--yZ. ^
9-24
.
T/o
25c
;
11-20
j'9-30
.
preference
57a
9
Hatfield-Campbell Creek Coal—
Stores—
Florida Power & Light, $7 pfd.
5%
9-15
70c
$5 preferred (quar.)_
Savings Bank (Chicago)—'
Harshaw Chemical
11-24
1
(quar.)—,—;—
7%
When
share
.
50c
common
9-15
■
■
Hartford Fire
Jamaica Public Service,
9-
10-1'
■'
,
(quar./__^_„___
1
com, (interim)(quar.)—
class A
(quar.)
Harrisburg Gas,
:
'
.
common
1
f75c
Quarterly
;
1
1
preferred
Co.,
10-
40c
Ltd.,
(accum.)
&
10-
10-
Coal
10-
40c
——^
Insurance
Co.,
Harris Trust
<
'
-
Harris-Seybold-Potter,
9-15
(quar.)—,.—
(A.)
.10-1--
'
Creek
—
Paper'Co.,
6%,preferred
;
$6
Name of Company
/
,
Theatres, Ltd.—
preferred
,
Harris
12-23
York* (quar.)—
"r
Trust—
(irregular)
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—
9-23
$1
United
Hanover Fire
9-25
$1
/
'
Md.), 6% preferredpfd. (annual)
;^v—,
Co.,
Mfg. Go.,
Hammermill
'
9-I8
i
New
(St. Louis)
7 T/c
.9-15
Bank ^Pittsburgh)
National
'
-
5/1
10-15
Investment
preferred
(Bait.,
Cottons
Hamilton
/
9-12
(Phila.)
Bank
First National Bank
1
$1
(quar.),_y_4_-,;
First National Bank of Chicago (quar,)——
First Nat'TBank of Jersey City (quar.) ,,w„'.
Quarterly
—,—— z/,-—\,
of
9-30
I
$2 convertible preferred
Hamilton
9-19
6%c
(Bait.)
National Bank
9-30
—
(quar.)
(s-a)
Corp.
Realty
Hamilton
;
9-25
f55c
Gulf Power Co, $6 pfd. (quar.)_i—u—
Group No. 1 Oil Corp.-/
-u_—ZZw
Hackensack Water.,7% pfd. A (quar.)
J
Haloid Company j.
*"•
;
10-26
15c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Fund
'
9-30.
.
Shares
Series
Gulf Coast Water, V/o
Gulf Oil Corp.
(quar.)
9-15
1
10-1
37'Ac
$1.50 preferredu'
Rail
Guilford
25c
,
5c
Fireman's
First
f
$iy2
(quar.)
(quar.),,,,
of
Guardian
10-10
';
Finance Co.
First
1
10-15
Extra
5'A%
10-
75c
:
(qua?.),/
B
Guardian Public Utilities Investment Trust—
Non-cum.
Extra
Class
Giiardian Investment Trust,
9-30
(s-a)___
Preferred
(quar.»__
Finance Co. of America
Class
6%
(N. Y.)
(Wm.)„& Sons,
Series I preferred
9-30
2
Island
1
9-15
11-
9-25
Investment Trust—
1
Co.— /
(quar.)
series
2nd
Avenue Bank
Fllene's
Guardian Bank Shares
Dyeing—
of Rec,
10- 1
,
preferred
10-15
1$4
Fidelity Trust Co. (Bait.)
9-19
Per
Payable
25c
10-15
'*
$lVa
______
1
10-
50c
common—
(quar.)——
Field
10-
35c
9-11
1113
Holders
When
Share
,
.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
13%c
Griggs Cooper & Co., .1% pfd. (quar.)$1%
Gruen Watch Co., common (quar.)
'12'/2c
5% preferred (quar.)
31'Ac
Guaranty Trust Ccf. of New York (quar.)__
$3
9-12
10c
Stores
Name of Company
'
5'/a%
9-15
preferred
preferred
Fifth
1
9-30
(quar.),,,,.
'
Shoe
Fenton United Cleaning &
7%
10-
25c
(quar.)
Curme
$7
1
Truck——
preferred
&
10-
Inc
Federal Services Finance Corp.,
Feltman
9-25
1
(Syracuse,
(irregular)
Shops,
Motor
10-
$2'/a
Faultless Rubber Co.
Federal Insurance
/
Greyhound Corp.,
Y.)- (quar.),,
Federal
Per
t
'
of Rec.
(L. AO$4 '/a
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Holders
10.
t*-
4
9-15
1
; *•.
9-11
i; M :
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1114
10- 1
9-30
9-30
9-30
11-30
10-15
9-30
10" 1
10-1
10-1
$1
Marven's, Ltd., 6A preference (quar.)—
tSlVa
Mathieson Alkali Works, common__________
25c
7%
preferred (quar.)—J,.*;.—__w—$1%
McClatchy Newspapers, 7 A preferred (quar.)
43%c
McColl-Frontenac Oil, 6A Pfd-. (quar.)--™J$lJ/a
McCrory Stores Corp. (quar.)—.——____/
25c
McGraw-Hill Publishing .Co,-—,-—-—--4--,k;'
15c
McKee (Arthur) & Co., class
75c
McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co. (quar.)™—;
r
62Vac
McWilliams Dredging
—
25c
Mead Johnson & Co. (quar.):
75c
«"
Martin-Rockwell Corp.
™_™_::_™__k_±™k__;:A_k_kkAkk:,' 50c''
Meadville Conneaut Lake & Linesville RR.-—
(s-a)
6
Mercantile-Commerce Bk. & Tr.
Quarterly,™—;
"Quarterly
Merchants Bank of New York
■-
12- 5
12- 5
i—
Quarterly
9-15
$1%
$lVz
$lVa
$lVi
$1V*
$1%
$1%
Metal & Thermit Corp., 7% preferred (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison, $6 cum. pfd. (quar.)
$6 prior preferred (quar.) A—
_i
$5
cumulative preferred
(quar.)__
S7 cumulative preferred (quar.)
__
•—
$7 prior preferred (quar.)_;
____
Meyer-Blanke Co., 7 % preferred (quar.)-—.Michigan Public ServiceSB junior preferred (quar.)———-,/■
'
10-1
10-1
10- 1
10-1
10-1
$lJ/2
$iy2
$lVa
$1%
preferred series of 1940 (quar.)—.—-.
6A preferred (quar.) ——/
7% preferred (quar.)
Miami Copper Co.
Michigan Associated Telephone—
6% preferred (quar.}_
—•
A—
Midland Steel Products, common
%
$2- non-cumulative preferred
8'fr preferred
Midwest Piping & Supply (quar.)
—_
Mid-West Refineries; Inc., com. (irregular).
Midwest Tool & Mfg. (quar.)———
Miller Tool & Mfg. (initial)
Minneapolis Gas Light $5 partic. units (quar.)
Minnesota Power & Light, 7 A pfd.: (quar.)__
6'k preferred (quar.)_
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
10-16
25c
T/o
$1V2
50c
9-16*
9-19
9-16
9-21
Utilities,
class
A
North
American
One
;
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
:/-,
common
7%
10- 2*.
preferred
A
10-1
(quar.)—-
■
(quar )
6in
(reduced)
6%
6%
(St.
Louis)
6%/
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Corp.
Co., 1st pfd,
-National
$1(4
$1(4
10- 1
9-30
12-15
50c
9-28
12-28
10-15
10-15
9-30
10-1
' 10- 1
12- 1
11- 2
10,-15
50c
'
15c
(quar.)
Battery Co.—
;Lv
National Biscuit Co.__™_—
'
National Bond &
Vk;,'" 15'c.'-,; 10-15
t50c
10- 1
preferred (quar.)__
i44c
10- 1
National Candy Co., common.—
25c
10- 1
T"c 1st preferred (quar.)
$134
10.- 1
7.% 2nd preferred (quart)_:_k--~k.-——$134
10- 1
National
Breweries, Ltd.,
common
Tin.
National
Cash
Register
National Casket Co.,
(quar.)—.;
Jk;
(quar.)—25c
(resumed)—
25c
preferred
——.4%—;--/.
t$23A
National City Bank. (Cleveland ( (s-a)__—™
60c
National Citv Lines, class A (quar.)_——
50c
$3 conv. preferred (quar.)___—75c
National Dairy Products Corp. (quar.)
,
20c
National Department Stores, 6% pfd. (s-a)_
30c
National Elec. Welding Machine Co. (quar.)
2c
National Enameling & Stamping Co.__-._-37l/2C
National Folding Box, com, (irregular)
50c
National Fuel Gas Co. (quar.)—
25c
National Grocers, Ltd., $1.50 pfd. (quar,)
t37c
National Lead Co., common (quar.)—12(4c
6preferred B (quar.)
—$lVa
common
$7
__
National Oil Products
25c
,,
National Power & Light, $6 pfd.
10-16
10-16
10-
1
9-15
11-2
10-10
10-
9-17
1
50C
Pictorial
Car
$134
6'/2%
-
Navarro
,
Oil
,
^
Company.——
Neiman-Marcus Co., 5%
preferred (quar.)
__
9-21
1
9-19.
10-15
$2ya
9-18
10-10
■
$1.31 y*.
10-
10-1
2AC
XI-
1 'A
9-21
I
10-15.
11-16
9-30
11-
preferred
1
9-15.k
10-
1
(Conn.)—
9-18
10-
1
9-18
9-30
9-15
.
Corp
10c'
"
65c
10-1
10- 1
9-15
15c
10-
1
8-31
75c
10-
1
9-15.
;'$!%
io-
i
(s-a)
(B. C.)
_____
Plomb Tool Co.,
$1%
1
1
9-15
15c
A
10-15
10-1
20c
9-30
5
10-1
9-
10-1
9rl0
1
9-10
10-
Pollack Paper &: Box Co., T/o
/
pfd.
$1%.
12-15
i Pond Creek Pocahontas Co.^____^_k—
Porto Rico Power,
Ltd., 7%
pfd.
Potash Co. of America
k 10- 1
(quar.)__
10-
9-25
'
9-10*
12-15.
1
9-17.
$1%
10-
1
9-15
'
50c
10-
1
9-15-
"
50c
(quar.)
'
—
Power
10- 1
9-20
t60c
10-20
9-30
10-20.
9-30
Corp. of Canada, 6% 1st pfd. (quar.)
6% non-cum. partic. preferred (quar.)
Pratt & Lambert, Inc. (reduced)—
Premier Gold Mining Co., Ltd. (reduced)
50c
10-
1
9-24
Pressed Steel Car Co.,
50c
10-' 1
9-24
75c
10-
9-20
kk'kk-'
9-15
10-1
:
9-30
15c
50c
'
(quar.)_.
Plymouth Oil Co._^_—k—,■
—
; ":kk
9-24
10-1
A'/A.'
.
9-io
10-
$2 v2:.
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
9-10
10-
$1
(quar.)
common
Plume & Atwood
9-10
;
10-6
75c
(reduced quar.)—___
Planters Nut & Chocolate
9-15
;.Ak;
9-15
65c
pfd.
(s-a)
Plainfield Union Water
2
.-15-43
10-
-
,
1-43
•
75c
Plough, Inc.:
20c
—•
^
preferred—
__ __
_.—_ _
k
my2
Tire
10-15
175c
10-15
N.
Y.,
k
9-19
Nova Scotia
25c
9-
9-30
10-26
9-30
Procter
10-1
9-15
Prosperity Co., 5% preferred
5%> preferred (quar.)
$4(4
(quar.)
7%
,
1
;
&
Gamble
$l5/a
10-
9-21
Providence Gas Co.
$134
10-
9-19
10-
9-19
9-14
1
9-15
Public Nat.
'
Common
50c
$$1(4
7(4c
—_____kk:k'7(4c
9-17
10-1
10- 19-30
(quar.)
Y.)
10-15,
11-14
9-30
10-1
11- 1
11- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-30
Ohio Edison Co.,
$6 preferred
.
$6.60
i':
$5 preferred
9-23
,
preferred
.
(quar.)___
—
.
,
$7 preferred (quar.)
$7,20 preferred (quar.)
(monthly)
5%
12-21
eommon
(qua-r.)—
:——
,
;k:.6%"- preferred
,
k
______
preferred
6A
preferred
9-15
1
9-15
10-
3
1
9-16
9-30
1
9-15
$5 non-cumulative;preferred
1
9-23
10-
1
9-21
5&y3c
10-
1
9-19
10-
1
9-19
10- 1
9-19
50c
■
_______ *
41%C
20c
9-30
50c
10-15
11-14
10-15
$iy».
$1%
9-30
8-28
9-30
.
'
Public Service
1
9-10
1
9-10
10-1
9-10
10-
1
9-19
10-
1
9-19
k
10-
X
9-19
■
k
'
-
8-28
.
9-10
'
-•
Radio Corp.
,
'
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co.
.
Ottawa
Electric
Ottawa
Light, Heat & Power,
Railway
'■'■if 5%' preferred
(quar.)
(quax*.)
—
_
com.
:
Otter Tail-Power,
$4»/2 preferred
Plantation—.
■'.Pacific' Can Coi (quar.)
iquar.)_—
10- 1 ;/'. 8-26
8-26
;
10- 1
$iy8v. .l0- 1" A 9-15
9-25
15c • • 10-5
tl5c
$$1(4
(quar.)
^
.
Paauhau Sugar
5%
preferred (quar.)
^
k
—
Pacific Finance of California, com.
'
.
(quar.)—
—
s
9-30
9-W
9-22
6%
9-22
9-11*
1st
Mines,
Ltd;
Steel
Car,
10-15
25c
9-30
A'k'A
10-
1
9-19" r
kkk..
k/A:$2.;
^■'$134,
10-
1
9-19
11-30
11- 2
87 AC
10-
1
9-21
10-
1
9-21
Class
10-20
f
7c
10-20
;
kA;25ck
(quar.)
"
9-30
Reed
25c
a 9-30
9-15
50c
9-30
: 9-15
:,10-
:30c
_________
u ■':-
■■
1
'
7A
pfd.
(quar.)
(increased)
6%
1
9-17
9-21
,
9-15
10-
1
1
k 9-15
40c
9-30
9-19
*40c
12- 1
non-cumulative
preferred
(quar.)__
(quar.)
11-16,
90c
preferred A
10-
25c
11-2
$i%
10- 1
(Dayton)
common
;
12 Ac
6A preferred B
Republic Steel Corp,, common____A—-_--_A
6A
preferred;. (quar;)ik-kk»kkikyikAA)AA'''
/ 6A prior preference A (quar.)
Reynolds Metals Co., 5'AA conv. pfd. (quar.)
Rice-Stix
Dry Goods Co. 7% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Ak' 7 % '2nd preferred (quar.)
1
1
9-21
9-10.
10-
1
9-21
9^10
11- 2
15c
25c
10-15.
11- 2
■
10-31
9-15
9-18
10-17
y
9-15
'
A $1A
10-15
10- 2
:
9-9
10- i
9-
10-1
9- 9
10-
9-18*'
9v
"
12-31
Richman
81A
•; $1%
$1%
1
10- 1
9-15
10-
I
9-15
10-
1
9-23
:"$1A
10- 1
9-11
$1%
9-30
9-15
;;30c
9-30
9-15
25c
$1%
;
'
Brothers Co
50c
10-15 :
10c
10- 7
'
Richmond Water Works, 6% pfd; (quar.)__
Supply, common.—:
15c ; 10-15
10- 7
60c convertible preferred A (quar;)kk__kk_'
Rich's Inc.. 6ya% preferred (quar.)
i5c ; 10-15
10- 7
60c convertible preferred B (quar.) x^-kkkk'
Rieke Metal Products (quar.)
A_____A-_kk
10- 1 ■/, ■ 9-15
>50c
Peninsular Telephone (quar-.) ——___k:.k.k
Ritter 8£ Company, common;_____k-'________ :
k 50C 12-43
12-15
Common- (quarterly)
—_—% ■
5A convertible preferred (quar.);________
35c>- ? 11-1511-5 '
$1.40 class A (quar.)
Riverside Silk Mills, $2 partic. A pfd. (quar.)
-iki35c- 2-15-43
2-5-43
y
$1.40 class A (quar.)
Rochester Telephone, common (quar.).:_k_kkk
s
75c
9-14
9-30
.'Penney. (J. C.) Co._-k_k—
/' 4 y2 A 1st preferred series "A (quar,)lA-^A
Roeser & Pendleton, Inc. (quar.)__
Pennsylvania Co. for Insurance on Lives and
10-1/ '9-12
Granting Annuities (Phila.) (quar.)—,—_k ■"*'i"40c
Rolls-Royce, Ltd., ord. regis. (final)_™AA
10- 1
$1 'A •
9-10
.-•■Rome Cable' Corp
Pennsylvania Edison Co., $5 pfdv (quar.)a—
'•
10-1
70c
-9-10 i
Russell Industries, Ltd;, common (quar.)™
j. $2.80 preferred (<uar.)
;
Payne Furnace.
.
.
10-1
9-22
sryt
10-
1
9-22
50c
10-
1
9-15.
—
.
10-17
.
7A
-;20c
.
-
10-
9-15
10-
.9-15
9-30
9-21
10- 1
'9-24
3,0-15
9-30
Pennsylvania Sugar Co., 5y4
10- 1
9-30
11-2
10-16
9-30
9-21
9-8
9-24
10-20
9-15.
9-11
5%
k
pfd. k(quar.)k_-
10-
9-30
9-30
9-17
9-17<
Peoples Telephone Cbrp.
10- 1
9-15
Perfect Circle
25c
10- 1
9:11
10-1
9-21
__
Co, .(irregular)
Perfection Stove Co,
Milk
4lA%
Co.,
(quar.)—
common
prefei'red
9-15
9-15
9-15
10-1
10-15
10-
•37,y2C
25c
$1.06^4
1.
.
„
8
9-22
.
•
'
■
.
IO-,. 1
10-1
9-19
10- 1
9-19
10-
Quarterly
Sangamo Co., Ltd.' (quar.)_i
Sangamo-Electric Co._^.—
.
9-2!*"*'"
9-30
9-10
6A
9-11
1.
9-10
7A
10-
8-3
1
9-10
120c
9-30
9-16
l$l3/4
9-30
9-15-
$l3/4
10- 1
$5.46
9-28
9-18
"
9-21
$1
...
10-
1
9-18
75c
10-
1
9-19
$l'/4
10-, 1
9-19'
125c
175c
$1
t$l3/4
.
k
62 Ac
25c
—
25c
;
8%
.
$3
"D"
(quar.)^.;
"C"
(quar,)_
debenture' "3" (quar.)___
debenture
Savannah Sugar
10- 1
9-10
$ls/s
10-1
9-10
$1%
10-
1
9-10
$1A:
10-1
9-10
10- 1
9.-10
10-
9-12
(s-a)
debenture
debenture
7y2A
9-10
10-
preferred
6.y2A
9-20
1
10-14:
Savann'kh Electric & Power Co.—
9-18
9-30
15 c
1
Sari Francisco. Remedial Loan Association—
8-25
10-
"20%
A__
Sablit.Robbins Paper 7 A preferred^ (quar.) __;
Sachigo River Exploration (liquidating)__k__
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co.__™_A._
Safeway Stores, Inc., common (quart)
5A ,preferred (qyar.)_,
.
St. Lawrence Corp.— ■
..AA..-.-.
',4A class A conv. preferred (accum.)_____
St. Lawrence Paper Mills, 6A pfd. (accum.)
St. Louis National Stockyards_______„_—;
St, Regis Paper, 7A preferred____^____yky__;.
.
;..25c),'
.
—,
9-30
.$1%.
_k_
9-
.10-15
$2
.
(auar,)_
(quar.)____
i
io-,. t
10-1
25c
_r_,
(quer.)^__
Peoria Water Works, T/o pfd. (quar.)—,—
Pet
9-15
10-
"
C'tnrterly
i
preferred (quar;)
25C
______
9-15'
10-1
,
9-30.
;
1
io-
1214c-
,
9-19
9-15
.
:
10-
62y2c
Pennsylvania Telephone, $2)4 pfd;-(quart)—
$1(quar.)_
'. $5 preferred (quar.)__
$1'A
;.k 35c
Peoples Drug Stores (irregular)_—.-k-,-,——v
$1
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co
i-t—A
Peoples National Bank (Bklyn.) (stk. div.)_ 19.047%
Peoples National Bank (Seaotle, Wash.)—
10-15
9-15
1
10- x
Pennsylvania Water & Power, com.
11- 2
11-20
a am
$iy«.
'
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp,—
Common (reduced quar.)^kw-.___k_^____k_i
Ak'k
9-19
10-
$1A.
kk 15C
9-24
10-
20c
■
9-16
9-30
:
10-22 k
10-1
37 Ac
(quar.)___
(quar.)___
1
■
9-16
iff.
9-15
10-
-
,
9-10 V
•
10-
Ac
87
______
7A.preferred, (quar.)
Reliable Stores Corp,, common (quar.)
5A conv. preferred (quar,)
Remington Rand, Inc., com, (interim)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Republic Investors Fund, Inc..—
.
V: 9-17
1
} k
9-22
83/4C
Corp.
Roller Bit Co.
$160
.
UQr 1
8
V
10-1
5c
.
(quar.)
Reliable Fire Insurance Co.
;
9-15
10- 1
.
10-
50c
(quar
;/
9-30
1
9-19'
.
10-
Regent Knitting Mills, .Ltd.—
9-15
9-18
9-30-
50c
t,,
k'kk/
9-30
9-21
9-30
.
k' $iy4
.
_________________
10-1
k
A
9-30'
10-20
7C
common.
preferred
Reed-Prentice
9-18
$1C. 1-1.4-43
/;
15c
______
A Reed Drug Co., common'■ '■
9-30
10-15
$iy2
;
(interim) k-kk
A 9-10
________
Reece Button Hole Machine..______
.
9-15
9-28
'"i25c
___
1
20c
i
Reading Co., 2nd preferred
9-21
A10-15
$1
•
.
10-
v
50C
'
preferred (quar.) _____
Paymaster Consol.
11-10
10-20
A, $$!%•;.
A''-S«;48c'
;
9-10
10-
(quar.)
Reliance Manufacturing Co.,
10-15
siy2
-
—
1
1
-
..
-
6% preferred (quar.i—
Page-Hershey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.):_'i——
Porcupine Mines (resumed)
Paraffine Cos. • common (quar.)—_—
fi% preferred (quar.)___—
Paramount Pictures, Inc. common (quar.)
10-
10-
$iy2
(quar.)
(Irregular)
5 A. conv-
.
•
9-17'
30c
$l'/4
(quar.)
Rayonier, Inc., $2 preferred (quar.i
Ray-O-Vac Company, common (quar.)
8A preferred (quar.)™.
.
_____
Pamour
;
,
11- .2; "if 10-15
10-15
11- 2
10-15
11- 2
9-30 ;v'
10-15 ;
.
-
9-30
Ralston
9-15
Preferred A (quar.,)-,
—______k—20c
Preferred C (quar.)___.,—_——16'Ac
Pacific Gas As/Electrlc (quar.)____
50c
Pacific Greyhound Lines—
'
»
^
k
9-30
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
87y2c
10- 1;
Pacific Indemnity Co.
(quar.)
:„^
50c
10-15
Pacific Lighting Corp., $5 preferred (quar.)_
$1'A
k 9-28
:10c
Pacific Public Service (quar.)_
Pacific Southern Investors, Inc.—
75c. k)io- 1.
Tk $3 preferred,,; (quar.)__--.k;_k__kik-ks-kkA'
9-30
Pacific Teli &s Tel., common -(reduced quar.).; ;Ak $i»A,
9-17
common
Class B -(irregular)
9-18
9-30
10- 1
:
;
12-17
9-21
$1%
'
.' $1vi
.
9-21
10-1
kA:
9-21
1
.v. ;
;
.
k 80c preferred
.
-
25c
30c
»
1
10-
k'A'k
Railroad Employees Corp.—
.
(quar.)-——
10-
,A., $5 preferred B :(quar;>w_(r™«*A._;___^.™_.,;
Class A
10- 1
''25cv, 10-159-19
:
$l'/2.
9-30.
9-15
•
k$2 -10-1
9-15
•" 1$1 V*.
10-1
$50c » 10- 1 %; 9-10
of America—
$3.50 convertible 1st. preferred
Old Colony Trust Associates—
(quar.)
Omar, Inc., 6% preferred (quar.)
;___
Omnibus Corp.,- 8% preferred (quar.)———
$1%
$134
pfd. (quar.)
original pfd. iquar.)
Original preferred (quar.)__
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber; 6A pfd. (quart).
Pure Oil Co. 5A pfd; (quar.)
—1
6A;preferred (quar.)
Putnam (George) Fund of Boston__________
Pyle-National Co., common;
preferred (quar.)
Quaker Oats Co., 6A preferred
class A_-i_____k---
1st series trust shares
.
(Oklahoma), 5%.
8A
>J
t
"
12-11 -%■
9-16
kAAA
9-15
50c
_______
(monthly)_________________
(monthly)
Publication Corp.,
10-
.
(quar.)
.
-10-
$1(4''" 10- 1- ^ 9-15
9-15
kk $1 >/ • 9-30
9-15
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co., common.—— kkk 35c - -9-30
$3 preferred- (quar.)
/:;;.75c,k 9-30 k; 9-15
9-15
$5.50 convertible prior preferred (quar.)—
' $1%
• 9-30
9-21
Old Colony Insurance Co. (quar.)A^-$5 k 10-1
s
Ohio Water Service Co.,
9-11
9-10
k-h'k
9-15
10-
3c
kk/k'/:';
9-9
10- 2
25c
Public Service Elec. & Gas, $5 pfd. (quar.) A
:
7% px-eferred (quaT.)___________________
9-15
$iy2 ■
41%c f
\; 50c
58Msc
*
T"» preferred (monthly)______
Ohio Service Holding Corp.—
6A
40c
$1V4
•
(monthly»
9-17
9-15
10-
;
$i'A;
preferred (quar.)__w_j__-_^,____—
Pennsylvania? Power &'Light Co.—
h -iyf
'$6 preferred
(quar.)___— ./• $iy2
$7 preferred (quar.)_——
i.: ,k-.$l34
$1)4
$5 preferred (quar.)—k^
—kkuA->
12- 1
'
37yaC
(monthly)
preferred
10-1
,$1%
$1.80
*
,
10- 1
$1(4
1
A 9-15
1
10-
:
,
Public Service Corp. of New Jersey—
Common. -A-__—
k
10-,1,
10-1
10-1
$1 (4
$iy2
$1.65
(quar.)
iquar.)_:
10-15
25c
10-
t$i%
(quar.)__
(mom hly) _J™
6 A, pref erred
'
9-15
12-30
|25c,(
Ogilvie Flour Mills (quar,)__u_s_w_________
9-21
9-19
9-19
9-19
9-30
15c
9-24*
12-
.
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-11
9-11
9-10
12-15
,10- 3 AAAk.
Public Service of Colorado—
:'Vkv;'k
;'-'
;
(N.
9-19
10-15
,
1
& Trust
9-24
$2 y2
(irregular)
10-
Bank
9-30
i
1
$iy4
10-
9-21
10-
10-15
(quar.)
10-
,y- 7% ' preferred;
(quar.)
10-15
9-30
A 9-30- J ■'.,.k'kk
•kk $2
40c
RR.-
Light & Power Co., Ltd.
Corporation, common
15c
1$1%
(quar.)
t$1.31(4
$2
(quar.)_
preferred
10-21
Providence & Worcester RR.
$1(4
pfd.
10-21
,
(irregular)
Provincial Paper, 7% preferred (quar)
Prudential Investing Corp.-____
Prudential Personal Finance, class A (quar.)
—
10-21
;
'
■
$l'/4
pfd.
Co., 8%
::
,
9-15
6V4c
10-26
'
9-19
9-17
62',4c
5S»
9-24
10-
:
1
10-15
common
10-1
;
Rubber,
40c
tu/jc
(quar.)_
Tl2c
subject to receipt of funds from')
Nu-Enamel
1st preferred
i'3%c
Worcester RR., 3%
Novadel-Agene Corp.
5%
(accum.)_____
(Chicago.)
N, H. & H.
Ik
—
common———
pfd.
(quar;).
Electric, T/o preferred (quar.)
&
;
2nd preferred (quart)™—A,—
Preston East Dome Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Price Bros. & Co., Ltd., 5)4% pfd. (quar.u
.
preferred (quar.)_
Payment
.
•
11-10
11-10
11-10
.
—
1
10-
50c
J $1(4
15c
.
—
.Voting trust shares__—
Natomas
Company (quar.)..—.
1
10-
30c
(irregular)
Pitts. Bessemer & Lake Erie RR., com. (s-a)
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
Tr>; Common- (quar.)—,
:
T/o
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass co.j.1—i__yik_k_kki
9-19
:
Package
Paper
Pilot Full Fashion Mills, 6V5i%
'
(quar.i
l(4c
(Boston)
Corp.,
9-21
10-
$2*4
Pioneer Gold Mines
9-25
2
9-30
10-
75c
1
50c
Quarterly;
—
(quar.)
150c
t$l3/«:
t$l(4
(quar.)
(quar.)—,.
Ltd. (auar.)—
National Supply Co. (Pa.), 5(4% prior pfd._w
6%>
prior preferred
Nation-Wide Securities, Co. (Md.)—
National Shawmut Bank
National Steel
1
$iya
•
■
9-
2*Ac 2
t55c
(quar.)
Greyhound Lines, Inc.—
Norwich &
9-18
25c
$1(4
(quar.)
pfd.
2
11-2
■
1
10- 1
u.
Phoenix State Bank & Trust Co.
■/''':;,k;,:k:k.
Northwestern States Portl'd Cement
11-15
,
30c
-
■
4
for
9-15
* 9-15
9-30
35c.
50c
—;i.
'2nd', preferred (quar.)
National Automotive Fibres, 6%>
9-
50c
prior preference (quar.).:
—•
6%. preferred; (quar.)
;—
Ohio Public Service, 5% pfd. (monthly)--.—
12- 3
.
Nashua
1
11-
87 (4c
Ltd., T/o
preferred
Norwalk
9-24
9-18
Mutual System, Inc., common (quar.)
3c
8% preferred' (quart50c
Nachman-Springfilled
9-19*
10-
$1
10-
(quar.)
k
; y: k
$3 convertible preferred A (quar.)_
9-16
':
$6.50 'preferred
,
of America—
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.
1
$1(4
5%
10- 1
9-29
30c
_
Chemical Co,
10-
1
.
10-
11- 2
Phoenix Securities Corp.—
10-
.
9-19
10-26
Phoenix Insurance Co.
9-25
71%-c
Corp.—
Ontario Power,
Northwestern
9-25
$1(4 ,10- 2
$1,18%
10- 2
20c
10- 1
$1%
10-1
k.
Murphy Paint Co.. common (quar.)
5V2')
preferred (quar.)
Murray Ohio Manufacturing Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co. (irregular)
Mutual Bank & Trust Co.
9-17
$iy2
Ohio Finance,
10- 1
25c
(G. C.), 5 A preferred
43f%. preferred (initial)
Class A
9-17
$1(
9-30 4
10- 1
9-10
10- 1 'V 9-10
10- 1
9-10
10- 1
10- 1
/1-2-43
12-31
10-1
9-30
10-15 k9-28
11- 1
10-15
11- 1
10-15
'9-30
9-21
lc
>
,
Murphy
Mutual
div.)
4
1
(25c k
com.
:
1
.
Quarterly
Co.
(stock
Edison
9-
$1%
(quar.)——
Investment, 6%
prior preferred
,
-
$1%/'
$1(4
*
-
6%>
■
1
10- 1
10- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10,-1
10-15
10- 1
preferred
North Star Oil,
1
Brass
10-15
60c
(quar.i
American
Northern
Mount Diablo Oil Mng. & Development—
Mueller
2
9-30
•
Finance
preferred
Northland
9-15
30c
(N. Y.)
$5 preferred
9-25
10-10
;
common
1
10c
$iy2
$iy3
________
shares of North American com.
Northern Trust Co.
9-17
55(4c
$1%
$1%
$1A
(quar.)
(quar.).
Motor Finance Corp.,
1
30c
Detroit
9-19
10-
*
9-14
1
,
;
9-25
10-
V" $1(4
(quar..rt_—__
■
9-15
9-15
10-31
$1(4
$1V4
50c
$134
—
preferred
Co.
of
1
10-
$i
10-
$1 (4
—
(quar.
.preferred
North American Rayon, class
'/k Class B 'k—
9-16
Morrison Cafeterias Consolidated, Inc.—
7%
(N. Y.)
10-
—
I0rl5
87V2C
(quar.)____^_^—•
(s-a)—
9-25
$2c
50c
,
9-15
10-1
:
30c
5(4(4
10- 1
10-15
preferred B (quar.)
;
Moore (W. R.) Dry Goods Co. (quar.)
•
,/'/- 'Quarterly—-k;.—™_A—A-—k__A—A k
$1(4
Moran Towing Corp., 7 A partic. pfd. (final)
12c
Morris (Phi)ip) & Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
75c
4(4% preferred (quar.)
$1.06(4
.4(4% preferred (quar.)_k__4----%k-i-kk—$1(4
Morris Plan Bank (New Haven)
(quar.)
$1(4
■
share
American
North
9-16 :
11-15
43%c
(quar.)
Morris Plan Industrial Bank
1
11-
:
$1(4
—
preferred (quar.)
Prior
9-16 !;
10- 8
9-25
9-19
9-25
9-19
10c
Tic
(quar.)
5% % preferred (quar.) —__'k—
-6%
: 10- 1
10-15
9-30
9-30
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
87(4c
$2.25
$2.25
$2
-
i
Moore Corp., Ltd., common
Extra
3
10-
/
50c
held. (Payment is subject to approval of
SEC) _______—^—__—
North
12 (4c
•
$2c
_
(quar.)
9-
10-1
$1%
,
.
5A
$7
pfd.
1
(quar.)
common
Philadelphia Co., common (quar.)__
6'io
preferred (s-a)___—
A_;
:__yj
$6 preference (quar.)____—
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.—
;y k;
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (irregular)™$6 prior preferred (quar.)k™
Philadelphia Electric Pwr. 8% pfd. (quar.)_
Philadelphia National Insurance Co. (s-a)
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Phillips Packing Co., 5 JA % pfd. (quar.)
Phillips Pump & Tank, class A_k___k_r.^__k_
'4-;'
Noblitt-Sparks Industries
$1(4
$1%
t$l(4
$1(4
$1
$1(4
37(4c
common
preferred (quar.)
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
9-11
$134
Nineteen Hundred Corp., class A
9c
(quar.).
1
10-
Niagara Wire Weaving; (reduced quar.)
$1(4
1
(initial).
preferred
10-
35C
""
Nicholson File Co.
$1%
$1(4
,
6%
$1%
$1%
(quar.')
.
Niagara Fire Ins. Co.
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-31
9-24
10- 1
9-21
10-1
9-21
•
11- 2
10-15
10-1
9-15
10-1
9-18
10- 1
9-18
11- 2
10-22
Missouri Edison Co. $7 pfd. (quar.)
$1%
10- 1
9-19
Missouri Gas & Electric Service Co
/
$1
10-15
9-30
Missouri Power & Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)—
$1(4
10- 1
9-15
Modern Containers, Ltd., common (quar.)__ t20c
10- 1
9-19
V Extra;.
10c i ;10a'la'a 9-19
5A% preferred (quar.)
$$1%
10- 1
9-20
Mohawk Rubber Co., common (initial)-——Ak
50c
10-15
9-15
Mohne Pressed Steel class A part. (quar.).
2(4c
11- 1
10-15
Montana-Dakota
10-1
,
Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
/
Newberry (J. J.) Co., common (quar.)——_
6Va 'io preferred A (quar.)—_________k_—
6% preferred B (quar.)
Newport Electric Corp., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Newport News Shipbuilding •& Dry Dock— ' !
$5 convertible preferred (quar.)
9-15
30c
5c
BV+c
5c
$1(4
Mississippi Power, $6 preferred (quar.)—.™
$7 preferred
(quar.).—_———J_—k—4''
Mississippi Power & Light, $6 1st preferred—
Mississippi River Power, 6A pfd, (quar.)___
Mississippi Vaney Public Service Co., com—
6(4 preferred B (quar.)——_.w—k
Mississippi Valley Trust (St. Louis) (quar.)
Class B
$lVa
'■
Western Ry.—
&
Newark & Bloomfield RR.
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
"
50c
_
Molybdenum Corporation of America
Moneta Porcupine Mines (quar-.)..
.
Monongahela West Penn. Public Service—
1
7(4 preferred (quar.)
Monroe Chemical, $3(4 preferred (quar.)
Monsanto Chem'cal Co., $4.50 pfd. A (s-a)—.
$4.50 preferred B (s-a)
$4 pi'eferred C (s-a)
9-15
of Ree,„
10-
'
.
_
9-30
cquar.)
Newark Telephone
Tin
__
preferred (quar:)
15c
$1(4
.preferred
■
.
•$6
9-12
_—
each 50
6%
1
10-
40c
common—
New York Power & Light, 6%
9-19
9-19
10-1
9-30
10- 1
__
9-10
—
New York Transit
9-21
• 9-30
10-1
10- 1 ;
10- 1
Merchan(£^ Miners Transportation——_k__ ;
50c
Merck & Co., Inc., common (quar.)_.—
25c
4A A
preferred (quar.)
$iy8
5V*A preferred (quar.)__;—$1.31 V\
Mesta Machine Co. (reduced)
62 V2C
■'
9-19
9-30
:
York Lackawanna
New
12- I ;
12- I
9-30
$lVa
(quar.)—___
10-1
Co.,
Holders
Payable
87»/2c
'
Co.__Ai——
New York Air Brake
.
10- 1
0-20.
1- 1-4312-20
$lVa
$lVa
(quar.)
$6 pfd.
(quar.)
New York Trust Co.
A
t33(4c
'
(St. Louis)
■
Pfaudler
When
share
k,
$1(4
New Jersey Water,; 7% preferred (quar.)k—
London Northern RR. (quar.i——
$7 preferred
,
9-19
(quar.)————
Public Service,
,,
9-18
New
New Orleans
.■/;'k
1
10-
t$l
;_4 ■
New Jersey Power 8c Light,
9-18
9-30
50c
preferred——
——
New Idea, Inc.
Per
Name of Company
of Rec,
9-30
Peterborough RR. (Nashau, N. H.) (s-a)
Petrol Oil & Gas Co., Ltd. (s-a),
—
preferred
$2
Payable
50c
:—
New England" Tel. & Tel, (reduced)
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co.
y:.
25c
30c
.
.
10-1
50c
Acceptance Corp.
preferred (quar.)
A preferred (quar.)
5 A-
Extra
(quar.)
Holders
When
share
of Company
Britain Machine
New England Power Assn., 6%
'
-.------A™-*-™-™™'
of California—
—
Mercantile
■'■■■
New
9-17 *
9-15
9- 9 .'
9- 9
11-28
9-30
9-18
9-17
9-18
9-19
9-18 '
9-15
9-15
10-1
10- 1
'-10- 1
_
,
Extra,
.
Name
of Pee.
Payable
thare
Per,
Holders
When
Per
i
Name of Company
Monday, September 28, 1942V
"A" .(quar.)™—
Refining
(quar.)
'
$2,
50c
1
Volume
156
Number 4111
.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
■
Scott
Brewing
•'. $4
0) Rec.
10<1
9-25
Torrington Company
3c
9-29
9-17
Trade
Co.
$4.50 pfd.
(quar.)
$ 1 VB
—•
Co.
Scranton
Lace
Seaboard
Commercial Corp.—
■
11-
*
1
$1
11-
50c
10-
10-
Trico
-
9-
Products
j
Holders
Payable
of Rec.
"15c
V
10-30
Per
Name
Wabasso
9-22
10-20
40c
preferred A
(quar.)_—
$1%
10-
1
9-15
$3
(quar..)—^—_v—
6'/b
(quar.)— j
62 Vic
10-
1
9-14
7%
SIVa
10-
1
,.9-18
11-14
11-10
Corp.
,
(quar.)__
Trinity Universal Insurance Co.; (Dallas)Tublze Chattillon Corp., 1%. pfd. (q,uar.)___
2
9-1°
1
10-
Y.)
(N.
Tri-Continental Corp., $6 preferred
9-15
v
9-30
,
Trust
Traders Finance,
I
Z<
50c
&
10-20*
1
$iy2
,
^irregular)
Bank
10-20*
1
preferred
(quar.)^_______„__________.
Scovill Manufacturing Co.__——
Scranton Electric Co., $6 pfd. (quar.)
When
share
(reduced)____
Co.______
Co.,
Paper
Per
Name of Company
Payable
$1%
(quar.)
5 y2%<. pfd.
Schenley Distillers Corp.,
Schmidt
share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Navxe
1115
25c
Cotton
Co.
preferred
preferred
Waldorf
Common
■■.."•■'5'/>>
$7
Brewing
<fe
System
10-
1
9-21
Warren
$i
11-
2
10-20'
Warren
(S.
D.)
Co.
'; 6%" preferred
\
•
$5.50 prior preferred
k:'.
Corp.
(Boston)
1
Quarterly
Underwood
9-10
•
10-1
Elliott
10-
1
,
10-
1
•
10-
9-15
$1)4
•: / •"?
.;
,
$5 preferred.
9-15
:Y»-
5c
10c
I
;/ 9-15 :
8-31
10-
'87'/2c
1
v
11-25
J22c
»
4
"
9-12
(Canada)—,
.
7%
b
t$l%
preferred (quar.)_
Shippers Car Line, 5% preferred
Silverwood
«■'
40c
Dairies,
Simon
4
(H.)
7%
preferred
Ltd.,
Extra
Skenandoa Rayon
Corp.,
(H.)
Smith
(L.
Mills
Paper
& Corona Typewriter,
C.i
10-
$l'/4
:
,
50c
common
10-
;
preferred tquar;)_—_—
Snyder Tool h Engineering (quar.j____
10c
..V
;
9-19
'
$6
prior
preferred
9-30
$iy2
(quar.)-;—
South Carolina Power Co., $6 1st pfd. (quar.)
South Penn Oil (quar.)___—'
10-
50c
Southern
Advance
25c
Southern
&
Southern
Bag & Paper (quar.)_____
Atlantic
Guaranteed
.
California
Edison
Co.,
10-
.
?
1
37»/2c
10-15
34 %c
__
10-15
9-20
preferred
(quar.)
10-15
t$iy2
——_____
Reduced
■
11-
=
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)i.—
.
Phosphate
.
Corp
11
9-18
.
Consolidated
Natural Gas,
$6
$6 preferred
Southwestern
5%
Electric
&
Light & Power, $6 pfd.
35c
y 10-15
10-1
$1.13
10-1
'
pfdb (quar.),;,-
B
(quar.)'—-
Co;—L
preferred
6%
preferred
12-28
9-30
9-10
tlOc
Starrett; 1L; S.J); Co. c^— —
State Bank of Albany (quar.)
10-10
;
tlOc
-
50c
.
,
10-
1
25c
$l'/4
$IVA
9-26-
9-30
preferred
j
■
.
V
Extra.
6%>
preferred
conv.
10-
1
10-
1
V 10-1
9-19
9-19
t
-
•
20c
9-30
9-15
75c
—
9-30
9-30
9-15
■
9-23
-
9-15
-
.
43%C
25c
10-
1
$iy4
10-
1
i2y2c
10-15
9--30
Assurance Co. of Canada
t$3'/4
10-
1
1
1
10-15
9-21
1st pfd.
7%
Fuller,
&
Baer
Stokely Brothers, 5%
Sun
Life
(quar.)
—
5c
Sunray Oil Corp., common—i————__
Stock dividend
preferred
convertible
•
Sunshine
5%
;
—
\i 5V2'/»■
:»
•
68 %c
(quar.)
15c
Mining Co. (reduced)i:i_—
:
82 V2C
Superior Portland Cement, class A
11-
2
12-
1
11-16
1
10-
$5
•
7%
9-21
White
9-15
v-
Inc.
10-15
Whitman
9-30
Villa
9-30
9-18
(quar.)
1
9-19
10-10
9-25
9-30
9-21
j;
50c
9-15
Wilton
Railroad
t$8
10-
1
9-21
Class
7%
B
10-20
10-10
12-19
11-30*
50c
10-
9-11
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-25
r
$iy4
10-
1
9-15
$1
10-
1
9-15 **'»
10-
1
9-15
'
Hosiery
—
$iy2
10-
1
9-15
$1%
10-
1
9-12-:
$iy4
10-
1
9-18
75c
10-
1
9-18
$2
10-
1
t25c
10-
1
9-15
1-2-43
12-15
9-30
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)_
8%
I
$1
9-24
;
$1%
10-
1
50c
10-
1
9-21
25c
10-
1
9-21
$134
10-
1
9-21
$iy2
11-
2
10-15
11-
2
(quar.)——
I
Power
t$l
10-
1
: 9-15
40c
12-10
11-25
6%
preferred
Oil
Wiser
40c
6-10-43
1-15-43
1-2-43
10-
(quar.),
10-15
(quar.)
Woodward &
2
T'/o
Lothrop,
preferred
.
(quar.)_>—
4-2-43
Woodley
7-15-43
7-2-43
Wright-Hargreaves Mines,
$15
10-1
40c
9-30
;
(irregular)
common
4-15-43
$1)4
y___,
—
Light—
Common
10-
1
.9-16
Wurlitzer
1
9-25
Yale.&
9-30
9-23
Yellow
t
,
10-
1
12-29
t$2
10-
1
1
>5
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
9-20
1-1-43
12^21
t$iy2
t$i%
62y2c
62y2c
$iy2
10-
;
15c
9-30
9-30
$1%
12-
1
1
9-
10-
1
9-
9-30
9-18
1
10-
1
9-19
11-
2
10-20
25c
12-
1
11-20
25c
(monthly)
(Rudolph)
—
Co.,
pfd.
(quar.)
$1%
10-
Co.
7%
(ouar.)
15C
10-
Coach Mfg.
&
25c
10-
8-26
1
common—
1
Manufacturing
Towne
•
Co.,
1 '/•
y:
9-19
9-10
9-16
25c
-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
10c
Cement Corp.—
non-cumulative preferred—
10-
$1%
(quar.).
Portland
10-
,
1
9-21
$iy2
10-
1
I/-- 9-18
$1%
(quar.)
10-
1
9-18
$1%
10-1
50c
—
12-15
9- 5
Institution—
12-
i
fOn account of accumulated dividends.
tPayable
in
Canadian
funds,
tax
deductible
15%; resident tax. 2%.
a
at
Less British
the
source.
Non¬
income tax.
11-
9-19
1
9-21
2
10-17
37y2C 2- 1-43
1-16-43
37y2c 5-
________
9-16
10c
tlOc 1 10-
(quar.)
8
9-30
10-
37.y2c
9-25
9-16
9-28
8
25c
-
6
9-28
•Transfer books hot closed for this dividend,
9-19
10-
$2%
10-
50c
25c
(monthly)
resident tax,
1 $1%
t$2
,
9-10
10-1
$2%
11-16
9-10
-
12-10
t$iy4
1
—
Ltd.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
5'/a % preferred A (quar.)
Zion's Co-operative Mercantile
Quarterly
9-19
12-
——
4%
1
9-11
t$l%
$1%
(quar.)__
Young IJ. 8J & Co., common
7% preferred (quar.)
1
9-
1
$1%
com—
—
9-
1
(monthly)
Truck
Yosemite
9-15
10-
$1 .:
10-
——
Jr. & Co. common
Class B
7%
preferred
9-28
1-1-43
75c
•_
(quar.)—__j
preferred (quar.)——
preferred.(quar:)
10-14
2
Common
10-
l
u
9-15
1
i.___
:
Wrigley (Wra.)
$2
40c
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-11
Petroleum
-t$2
«
-
11-
$1
(quar.):
17
15c
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)—
10-15
9-11
10-1
25c
—
;
—.—
3
10-31"
$iy2
«
Newspaper Machinery, prior pfd.__
Prior preferred
5-25-43
10-15
$iy4
'
Co.—
Wood
$iy4
L.
Company
/Extra——
3-10-43- 2-25-43
40c
(quar.)
(1897);
'
-
9-17
(quar.)_
Co., class A
——
Co.
Electric
>
(quar.)_______
(quar.)„:—
Extra
>
$1%
(quar.)
(quar.)—
$1
(irregular)
Wisconsin
9-16
1
75c
—
(s-a)
preferred
Winsted
30c
50C
9-15
10-
t20C
(reduced)
preferred
Winn & Lovett Grocery
10-19
9-18
1
$1 Va
Wilson Line, Inc.—
9-15
2
9-21
10-
t25c
1
11-
1
10-15
25c
Quarterly
1
68%c
10-
50c
pfd. (quar.)_
(quar.)—_———_—_.;———
Wilsil, Ltd.
.
!
(quar.)__
Inc., $5 prior pfd.
(quar.)
10-
1
10-
$iy«
preferred
: 10-
^_
.9-20
t$l3/2
preferred-
,.i——
Grocers, 6%
(W.>, 7%
50c
:
9-20
10-15
—
preferred
$1%
;
9-25
t$l%
(quar.)
common
preferred
6%.
9-24
40e
5
9-15
$1
prior
Paper
preferred
9-15
5
9-30
;
6%
Telegraph Co._
convertible
Whitaker
12-15
5
10-
/
1
9*30
10-15
(quar.)—;
Union
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.
Wheeling Steel Corp.—
10-15
$iy2
(quar.)__
10r
:
-6%
4-17-43
1-43
Transacted by R. L. Day & Co., Boston, on Wednesday,
Sept. 23:
preferred (quar.)^^._—___I—
7%
'
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7%
Swift
(quar.)—
Company
&
;;
Sycaffiore-Hammond. Realty—
6preferred (quar.)—
—
preferred (Quar.)
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc., common-—.
:
vV.
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conv.
9-1 ;
10-
1
10-
3iy4c
(quar.)_—_—_—
shares
(quar.):—
■v
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge Co., common (quar.)
Class A (quar.)j^——_——,—i—
i;1 5(J*
preferred
«.
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8-14
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participating
&
62-y2c,;<
10c
68% c
preferred 1 quar.)
Mining—,-——
Custer Cons.
.
Corporation;. ___L__—;——
(quar.)_—
Electric Service,.$6 preferred (quar.)_
Tennessee
t62y2C
Shovel
Thompson
$5
Tide
r
.<
$4'/^
/
1
9-15
10-
1
10-
«
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1
10-
i
convertible
Mining
Co.
preferred
preferred
5'/v. preferred
general
1%
Co.
TO
v;.
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10-
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9-19
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10-
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$ per Share
($25 par)
'
9-15
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1942
3.215033
-
9-
9-29
24,
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9-11
1
10-
Eastern
RESERVE
SEPT.
Noon
1
9-10
1
10-
t$l3/4
Trusts
FEDERAL
18
9-15
;
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Lynn Gas & Electric Co.
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank is now cerr
Free
.)—.
(monthly)
(monthly)
Toronto Mortgage
BY
SEPT.
'•"-".Officiak,/-:—
9-15
50c
(reduced quar.)_—
Pfd.
.
-
Australia," -pftund*^-^ir*
9-15
25c /
——
(quar.)
Toledo Edison Co.,
i. [ 6'i-
v
•
-••GfficiaL-:"—
Oii—
preferred
*
9-15
1 ;j
9-30
CERTIFIED
I
.
'
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9-19
V■9-28
10c j-"
Inc.—
preferred
Associated
Tip Top Tailors, common
Toronto
;
10-
1
25c
10c
_/r_
;
'
-
|
Products,
Tintic' Standard
7%
■.
Co.—.——-—y————
convertible
Water
•,
-
100
.
Inc.;, common—
preferred (quar.)_;
4'.»
Thew
10-
50c
Oil & Land Co._i_—
Texon
.Textiles,
c
tlOc
.y
Co.
i-Texas
9-17
{
9-15
11.-2 .<
j: 10-
lc H
t20c
Tamblyn* (G.), Ltd., common <quar.),j__u_
- 5%
preferred (quar.)__— Jz—.w——
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd.? (interim)..—
f
Texas
. .
10-10
'Country and Monetary UAiit
9-15
r
,
Ta^art-Corp., $2.50 preferred .(quar.)—l
Talcott .-(James),„ Inc. commoni.—_—___
Tamarack
:
9-30
25c
$1)4 ;
(quar.)_———
14
.
9-30
;
9-23
-10- 3 '
9-30
25c
■
.,
'
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Common
EXCHANGE. RATES
FOREIGN
9-18
9-30
+5c
9-21
"
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9-23
9-30.
10-20
the.requireijnents of Section 522 of
12-21
10-15
t5c
;■>.
-
1
45c
(quar.)
preferred
Syivanite Gold Mines, Ltd.
1
1-2-43
$l'/4
.
9-30
$1%
$1%
tifying daily :to the- Secretary of the Treasury) the^ buying rate for cable transfers in the different countries of the:
world.
We give below a record for the week just passed:
9-15
10-
$1 )4
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preferred (quar.)-!_/_—/
"
.7%;: preferred (quar.)_
Shares
9-23
1
10-1/
3°c
15c
•
Vulcan Detinning Co.,
Pursuant to
II $1%
37»/2C 8- 2-43 7-17-43
L—____
Vlchek Tool Co,common
Superior Water Light. & Power—
'
.
10-
t75c
8-29
Stix
■
$iy2
-
9-30
9-15
•
1
1
10-15
1210-
9-15
10-
(increased.)
preferred
9-15
12-
1
10-
;
Stationery Corp.—
Will & Baumer Candle Co.,
—
(quar.)____
9-18
10-
Westmoreland Water, $6 pfd. (quar.)
Weston (George), Ltd. (quar.)—
12-15
25c
—
6%
prior preferred (quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier $5 pfd. (quar.)—„
Sun Glow Industries
Inc. (quar.)_.
Common
5%
Wieboldt Stores)
Victor-Monaghan Ccr.v:7% -prefen-ed jtquar.)—
Virginian Railway, 6%" preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
9-21
9-15
10-15
$iy2
_
Westmoreland,
1-2-43
62y2c
—
Co.—
Sterchi Brothers Stores, Inc., 6% pfd. (quar.)
9-22
9-30
$l'/«
(quar.)
Western
11-16
10-10
v
5%. preferred,1 (s-ak.^'
—_—i
.Victor Chemical 'Work5r/_i— _L__
9-19
175c
(quar.) i_—
-
12-17
tl5c
t30c
'
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Products Engineering
Steel
12-31
$iy«
(quar.)_w———
common (quar.)___
Stedman Brothers, Ltd.,
U
9-16
9-15
1
25c
12-15
1-2-43
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific Ry.-f-.
Common, (s-a)
L
>
9-15
10-15
&
$iy4
Viau, Ltd., 5% .-preferred
9-16
.
9-21
25c
Tablet
1
58 V3c
$6.50 preferred^(quar.)r_i.—--____j
Vapor Car Heating Co., .7%; pref, (quar.)_
9-26
9-30
9-30
1
9-30
(quar.)
Western
12-
37J/2c
preferred .(quar.)!
Van de Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers,
"
9-23
°-15
;
Pipe & Steel Co. of Calif.
10-15
58y3c
Valve Bag .Co., 6%
9rl5
Co._.
Western
2
58V3C
,
9-14
,
9-30
-
12 Vic'
»
15:',f participating preferred (quar.)—__—
Btecher-TraungLithograph—
—
5% preferred
(quar.)————_—
—
>
9-28
15c
Electric
Insurance Securities,
11-
■
53c
Light,- $6 preferred—L_
preferred^_____-__
$.7
9-18
1
1
$1%
(quar.)—__
11-16
;
1-2-43
53c
Utica Knitting Co
5% prior: pfd. (quar.) —
■•y5 % ■,prwr;preferred./(QMar;)^u_i^L^_uai-J-,.:
9-19
'
9-30
r
$3
Stayton: Oil Co.i (quar.)_^_
Stearns) (Frederick) & Co., common—^—,
9-30
9«r30
$6 pfd.
9-15
1
Upressit .Metal Cap; 8% preferred—i—
9-30
10-10
f
30c
Utilities Co.,
9-15
/
2
12-
Utah Power. &
_____
10-
10-
f$l3/4
(quar.)
Grocers, Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)—
.7%
9-11
1
11-
-
53 c
(quar.)
pfd. A
conv.
Co._^_L
.
-Utah Hotel Co
10-
at-.—
_
"6 %
12-24
1
$2%
(quar.)l_
common
Upper Michigaix Power,
9-25
•
10-
10-
(quar:)
9-15
1
9-17
$3%
-
(quar.)
Western
50c
,(quar;)_—L—r.
Products
10-15
75c
Mfg., 6% pfd.> (quar.)i—__
Standard Radio, Ltd.. class A (quar.)—
Class
10-15
Western
8-31
50c
8%? preferred '(quar.) r———__i
;
Pictures Co.," 8% 1st preferred
$1)4
:•
Standard- Paper
,
Universal
si
8-31
1
Universal
1
9-30
9-15
9-26
25c
(quar.)
Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.
West Virginia Water
Service, $6 pfd.
9-19
10-
(monthly)!—___
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.
-
2
West Texas
9-30-
50c
common
(Conn.)
Penn Electric Co., class A
Penn Power, 4Va%
pfd.
9-30
53c
preferred:. (quar.)__—
t$i%
—a——
5%
Machinery,
participating
f
10-
9-23
9-16
10- 1
.
58y3c
preferred;; (quar.)—1
9-30
10r 1
•
1
1
719-24
50c
S.
9-16
11-
t$i
t$i%
10-
9-26
1
:
$5
?■
1
10-
10-15
1
Canal Co.. (quart)-
States Gypsum
9-15
1
10-
10-
West
10-
Securities Corp.—I
1st preferred (quar,)_;
i
1
10-
$iy+ 1
—
(Ohio)
/
prior preferred
9-30
50c
$ 114
Corp. 7 %-:pfd.-:-.—,
7% -preferred;
Standard Oil C<L
10-
$1%
(quar.
50c
$l'/4
Co.
Western
(monthly)
Universal Leaf Tobacco,
Standard
Stand a rd Screw
9-15*'
1
Mfg. Co. of Alabama—
non-cum
West
50c
(monthly)—|
U. S. Trust Co.'-(New York)
■
9-26
1
10-
$iy2
10-20
(Delj—
Co.
preferred
$5 preferred
'
•
1
10-
25c
$iy2
10-20
& Foreign
$5
9-19
common—
i
(irregular)_L—
preferred* (quar.)i=—L—
6.4%
10-13
$iy2
(quar.)—_L_^—
Standard National
.
9-15
(quar.)
(E. R.) «fc Sons, $5 preferred (quar.)_
Fuel, 6l/:»% preferred (accum.)
Squibb
1
(quar.)
(Dallas)
Convertible preferred
5-%
9-15
10-
-
$7 preferred A
;
.10-1
Gas &-Electric—
Square D Company,
M
9-21
9-21
$1V4
,
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co,—
Quarterly a
_*
—
(Mo.)
prior
$5 preferred
Southwestern
Springfield
1
10-
$iy2
(quar.)_„
1
10c
Printing & .Lithograph, $3 preferredUnited States Sugar .Corp.—
6.4% participating conv.. pfd. A (quar.)
6.4% participating..conv. pfd. A (quar.)—
Co.—
Southwestern
<<
10-
U.
$1%
.
partic, preferred_
1
$1V4
i
U, S. Plywood Corp.
U. S.. Pipe &, Foundry Co. (quar.)
U- S. Playing Card Co. (quar.)
9-15
$iy2
(quar.)___^^-:_^^—i.—__.
Gas
preferred
(quar.)___
Life Ins. Co.
;
1
10-1
t$iy2
.
9-16
10-
15c
____
preferred A___—
Southwestern Associated Telephone—
9-30
9-30
$2
(s-a)___
Corp
Southwest
10-15
:
10 c
11-14
11-14
Trust
11;
t75c
common—
7 % preferred (quar. )•
U. S. Hoffmann Machinery—
:\ - •
''
■5 Vz% : convertible -/preferred:-., (quar.)
United States Leather Co., 7% prior pref.—
10-15
9-30
$iy2
—
—
Southwest
Co.,
prior
$6
1
West
(quar,)—i
(quar.)—,.—
preferred
9-22
9-25
Sugar, 5% preferred (s-a)_—_
West Kootenay Power &
Light Co., Ltd.—
7% preferred (quar.)_c____.__„____„___—_
)
.
$1.20
:
Southern New England Telephone Co.—
Southern
Ltd,-^
(monthly)—I
(monthly)
S.
Boylston
K'w
v 11-
75c
—
(monthly)
United
9-19
.
Southern Ry. Co.—
i
M. & O. stock trust certificates
i
United States Guarantee Co.
(quar.)
Natural Gas Co.
(reduced)
Fidelity & Guaranty Co, of Bait.—
Quarterly
-
9-20
S.
U.
9-20
•
9-30
15c
(quar.)L_:
—
Power Co., Ltd.—
partic. preferred
Tool, class A
prior, preferred
6%
U.
9-15
West
r 9-15
prior
United Shoe
9-19
1
10-1
United. N. J. RR.
Ltd:—
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.—>•
Southern
'
9-15*
9-30
62 >/2c
(s-a
(quar,)—
/ibg% preferred i'C" (quar.)—____
6%
1
9-
■
(monthly )-!
6.36% prior preferred (monthly)
7% prior preferred (monthly)
i—
7% prior; preferred (monthly)
,X___u
.7%. prior preferred -(monthly)L—J
>
5%■ original preferred
4.8%
9-15
9-15
10-
1
75c
prior preferred
6.36'A
.
Telegraph Co.—
common
Southern Canada
1
9-30
$iy2
37»/2C'
South West Pennsylvania Pipe Lines—
'10-
prior preferred (monthly)_i
6.36'i.
■
9.21
$2
9-15
6%
South Carolina Electric & Gas—
;
Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co.
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
9-30
6%
9- 9
9-30
1
9-15
20c
preferred
•
9-19
18c
9-
i.
(irregular)—
6%:
9-21
,
9-15
:'■>
1
1
87 VstC
1%
9-21
I
1
10-
Hartford
prior preferred
1
9-28
1
Indies
Light_& Railways
6.36 fo
yj
10-
West
Illuminating Co..
6%.
9-30
.
10-1
$iy2.
$0
.
'
10-
10-15
12-
_■
10-
West
Improvement
;
9-19
12-
(quar.)
95c
9-24
preferred
United
'
9-19
1
10-1.
Gas
preferred
$iy2
Omaha—
Fuel. Investments,
United
9-10
,? 10-15
t$l'/2
—
"
9-10
.
9-30
v. 25c
___
(quar.)__^S__«
pfd.«(quar.)
0%
$5
9-16
:•/ 10c
;-
10c
United
-
9-16
'
10-31
(quar.)_i___-:i—_
(quar.)_—i__—
class-A,preference
'
6
.10-
V 9-30
:
-6%
-
9 .-19
'
1
$2 y2
(quar.)__i_____..__:__
Pump Company..:—
Weinberger Drug Stores (quRr.
Wellington Fund, Inc.___„—
Co.;,(quar.;— ____—y
Drill &
United
9-19
.
.
9-30
$iJ/2
—
(irregular)
com.
5'M clas§ A prior preferred
Smith
1
$iy2
—
______
1
9-30
?$l3/4
(quar.)-
1
11-16
Co.
Wayne
9-15
United Fruit Co.
•
10-31
Class
y
9-22'1
;
10-16
tl5c
(quar.)__-—i_
Singer Manufacturing Co.
■
-
35c
(quar.)__
common
9-15
10-
120c
(irregular)_^____:.__^.____
& Sons,
-
10•
•
10-15
9-30
t20c
.
(accum)
1
10-1
:
$1%
(quar.)
(accum.)__
common
participating preference
Simmons Company
11-
il5c
.
11-16
Motor
9-29
.9-30
United
-
$1 Ye '
$iy4
."'
Rope Corp.
Carbon
A
10-
9-21
$l'/4
_________
class
9-21
12'/2c
(quar.)
non-cum.
;:V 9-30
United Bond 'Fund
.
_lb_—
(interim)
6%
$1
9-30
United
Common
Waukesha
4
9-
25c
Union
10-15
,/v,.*t4e;;
(quar.)______
5%
preferred (s-a)
Washington Title Insurance Co.—
9-23
.
10* 1
■
1—
i'__.
bbmmon- (quar.)
Yards :Co;-j of
9-24
Wire
Washington Railway & Electric—
5%
preferred (quar.)
L___
9-21*
1
1
'
Co.,
Union Twist JDrill .Co.:
'
10-
75c
Co.,. common^—i
RR.
9-30
/I $L,
%-'preferred • "(«-a) ——i.
Union- Stock
*;
10-26
Pacific
1
10-
tic
Common
50c
i—
Y.)__
t-prefmrred-,,(quah)
10-15
15c
Extra
Sherwin-Williams Co.
Co. .:.(N.
(quar.)-—.——i———
Investment
Union
9-19
•y 10-1
$l'/4
Union
?: 9-30 $
9-30
9-10
;
.
?
,
Fisher-Co.__x
1
10-
9-19
9-21
•
50c
_______________
10-
1
$1%
;
(s-a)—
9-18
.
10-
t62y2c
(irregular)
Co.
9-15
9-30
50c
Corp,_i.—1——
Union.Electric of:Missouri, $4.50 pfd] (quar.)
'
—
Sheep Creek Gold Mines, Ltd.
37 y2 c
(Chicago)—
1
i_—
Underwriters': Trust
9-10 r'
.
.
"
1
•$1%
Sharon Steel Corp., $5 conv.' pfd. (quar.)-'—"
Shawinigan Water & Power (quar.)—
Association
208 South La Salle Street Corp.
Union Carbide;& Carbon
Shakespeare Company (quar.)_J_i^_.._i:-_'_^
Sharon Railway!" (irregular)4i4'l
Shawmut
10*
;
...
>4
■
__—-ii-
(quar.)
15c
37 V2 c
_J.
I'.1 Allotment certificates. (quar.)__i__r____—
Shaffer Stores, j5%? preferred ;(duar.
fehareholders
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.—1
$1.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
'
;;
.
(quar.)
;Mr' MMM^
(quar.)_;__—
9-19
9-21
'i
,
Industries,'Incb-
9*19
•:>
9-30
Railroad
1
25c
(quar.)
10-
$1%
(quar.)_.
1
75c
^
10-
10c
common
Walker & Co., $2.50 class A
$1%
i_—
A—
/
9-30
9-30
2c
Co
Acceptance Corp.—
..Common
(reduced quar.
Selected
I''
i5c
62'/2c
Malting
Securities
,
r'"-'
quar.)_„.___'_-_l______i_
(reduced
preferred A (quar.
Seattle
non-cumulative class
of Rec.
t$l
(quar.)_
•
*\
Holders
Payable
(irregular)
Wagner Baking Corp.,
2nd
When
share
of Company
3.227833
3.227833
3.227833
3.227833
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
v
,
L
_________
Mri:
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.658300*
.658300*
.658300*
.658300*
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.527200*
.527200*
.527200*
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1116
Monday, September 28, 1942
Week
CLEARINGS
THE COURSE OF BANK
■1942
compared with a year ago. Prelim¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Sept. 20, clearings from, all
cities of the United States from which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 15.5% above those for the corresponding week last year.
Our preliminary total
stands at $7,965,042,155 against $6,896,151,170 for the same week in 1941.
At this
center there is an increase for the week ended Friday of 20.8%,
Our comparative
West
Virginia—Huntington—..
Virginia—Norfolk—
*
Richmond
—1
Z.
1942
——...
+
1,950,790
+ 38.2
1,328,283
-125,641,393
+ 39.1
81,757,583
77,331,173
36,480,979
9.2
28,681,905
23,057,901'
+31.6
167,181,123
150,599,588'
110,294,349
+
+
+
8,534,207
81,412,948
$4,466,089,036
1,308,357,670
cities, five days;—2_;~.
130,752,262
1,110,020,975
+
•
'
;
|
2,308,861
1
.
-j_
—
Mississippi—Vicksbufg.—-
+
Total
;
+ 139.2
+ 10.0
1,253,345
+ 53.6
27,883,000
17,167,000
47,026,806
39,853,713
+
18.0
27,041,728
23,029,203
,
4,594,832264,472
218,317
+
81,204,737
66,768,276
+
.
+
$5,576,110,011
1,320,041,159
21.6
$6,896,151,170
+15.5
363,388,338
District—Chicago—
for
150,170
46,572,932
;
;
+
+ 29.9
279,670,626
'
1
'
199,875,747'
Z?
'•
601,124
+
8.1
+
17.5
3,364,253
2,977,137
3,133,879
2,471,693
+ 20.4
1,570,032
*650,000
.1
:
Haute—
Des
going to press.
has to be estimated.
Decatur.;
furnish
OF
499,799
438,350,340
440,095,664
1,525,701
1,177,971
4,951,220
(17 cities)———.
+
r
4.4
+
449,599
309,416,041
1,156,998
4,454,468
1,424,087
1,409,390
.
14.1
3,772,780
*
V ::
,
5.1
+
3,901,326
318,700,582 f
.
942,806
+ 28.5
538,793,096
9,434.491
439,819
7.8
+
1,593,340
.
1.185,025
-
4,132,338
,
+ 29.5
"2,024,861
■
.
566,416,664
—.
0.4
—
1.185,025
21,020,101
'
9,675,927
21.1
+
—0.04
4,592,407
2,114,027
2,047,143
1,256,540
+ 14.5
5,129,398
:
5,878,234
20,305,169
1.1
1,269,077
Z
397,872,999
1,282,603
384,115,775
Louis—.
•
72,459,654
65,596,321
52,835,273
—13.2
650,000
+ 34.2
290,612,676
269,281,594
;v;/.;
...
cities).
Ninth Federal Reserve
4,932,674
119.567,177
—Z
46,102,685
North- Da kola—Fargo_—.
3,159,059
169,891,392
1,216,877
1,334,403
4,690,357
5,123,493
202,876,622
174,745,923
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings—
Helena—
39,530,056*
3,415,344
4.334,182
+ 18.2
1,623,945
„
494,000
166,907,885
Z;
86,091.589
82,203,438
+ 16.6
3.355,217
1,486,711
South
40.178,329
30,619,063
■
639,521
+ 17.1
4,211,632
141,288,259
Minneapolis—
Paui.L
22,612,248
.
7.9
+
98.600,000
43,156,116
;+'
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
St.
100,500.000
+ 10.5
45,881,022
872,000
______
Illinois—Quincy
14
150.200,000
171,400,000
—
Kentucky—Louisville———
31,742,295
27.966,257
5.8
2,917,611
2,712,842
—
8.5
1,095,861
8.8
1,003,953
923,931
8.5
4,456,519
3.472,238
+16.1
130,723,172
—
—
—
956,593
.
Total
(7 cities).
+
122,569,541
,
1941
•1939—
1940
Inc.or
$
1942
Week Ended Sept. 19
•
CLEARINGS
BANK
: ;
37.5
+ 50.6
+
—
6,210,735
—
Tennessee—Memphis——y.
■
by Federal districts:
a summary
SUMMARY
12,796,455
.
—^w—
Missouri—St.
.
In the following we
1,503,436
Eighth Federal Reserve District- -St. Louis—
Total
In San Francisco there was a
30.8% gain in the volume of checks cleared over the same period last year; in
Atlanta the increase was of 29.9% and in Kansas City and Cleveland of 29.5%,
and 18.2%, respectively.
Dallas managed to enlarge its totals by 16.4%, the Min¬
neapolis District by 16.1% and the Boston District by 10%,
In St. Louis the increase
recorded was of 7.9%.
Chicago had the lowest percentage in the country with an
increase of 5.1%.
i.'X]
Z-• :%,
17,728,000
2,228.568
1,611.622
11,172,700
Springfield-—.———^.——
Total
974,976
19,838.000
+ 20.0
7,541,381
—_u——i.
Rockford.
1,932,584
+ 29.5
f499,573
;
Peoria
v
+ 32.7
23,575,459
—
1,874,490
2,805,441
10,365,770
—_l.y——_
City
3.596,105
>
2,360,957
35,496,685
~
436,257
320,202
27,280,000
rj1,594.492
•
;: Chicago—a—
Richmond Federal Reserve District.
■■
Moines—
Sioux
.
3,366,982
;
—
Rapids————
Illinois—Bloomington
below
statement, however, which we present further
;
Wisconsin—Milwaukee:
r
35.330,000 ;+
Bend____„-
Iowa—Cedar
the Saturday figures are not available at time of
181,174,226
-•
.
4,259,279
South
$7,583,130,198 in the same week in 1941.
Outside of this city there was an increase
of 14.4%, the bank clearings at this centre having recorded an increase of 5.3%.-:
We group the cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are
located, and from this it appears that in the New York District (including this city)
the totals show an increase of 5.9%.
The best gain was had by the Philadelphia
District with a 36.4% gain.
The nearest approach to this level was the 31.6%
increase by the
1,855,850
159,887
5,006,525
Indiana—Fort Wayne
final and complete results for the week previous—the week
For that week there was an increase of 10.1%, the aggregate
the whole country having amounted to $8,349,284,717 against
19.
1,091,385
45,492,293
Lansing
+ 19.9
+ 0.6
able to give the
Sept.
1,554,175
,
3,303,442
'
21.1
;
Michigan—Ann Arbor——.
+ 17.9
$6,637,535,129
1,327,507,026
—.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases
clearings
.
+ 34.6
,3,414,613
;
—
(10 cities)—
Terre
of
1,577,123
965,070
1,727,763
—Z Z
■—
Orleans——
Seventh Federal Reserve
19.3
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
in our issue of next week.
We cannot furnish them today, in as much as the week
are
64,800,000
24,472,000
Indianapolis—;—J:.
we
20,704,866
73,600,000
27.1
+ 25.3
$7,965,042,155
days..—r—.
:—
Total all cities for week
ended
4,248,645
21,537,304
37,587,091
Alabama—Birminglnuny
Mobile
5,027,625
7.8
+26.4
V+
99,700,000
Grand Rapids.-^——
2
—_
In the elaborate detailed
1,559,839
°19,000,000
.
Louisiana—New
+ 15.9
7,362,333
34,188,541
; 126,000,000
Macon;—
30.1
$5,329,177,459
Other cities, five days
ends Saturday and
f
- 239,209,679
36,867,332
.
_
Augusta
+ 31.5
104,000,000
166,146,740
day
-
314,741,621.;
..
Florida—Jacksonville-—;
30.0
168,505,000
165,647,679
101,999,186
—
All cities, one
i
Georgia—Atlanta.;..•
39.9
219,210,000
Cleveland'———
Total all cities, five
(6 cities)—.;
Nashville__-_
>
18.1
135,200,000
P ittsburgh—
Baltimore;.;
45,443,264
2,696,624
5.5
+
217,886,764
Louis.,——-;
San Francisco———————.
Ten
435,000,000
247,271,532
154,328,359
Boston...
2,761,000
50,439,548
39,851,156
4.9
+
315,186,664
459,000,000
292,131,656
_
,! 'Kansas
St..
$2,708,018,602;
330,602,905
A2 „ _ - -
Philadelphia
446,411
4,200,000
174,745,244
Total
% t;
+ 20.8
1941
J'
$3,271,881,849
—
Chicago
773,804
•
+ 77.2
+ 26.9
—Z
Carolina—Charleston
Tennessee—Knoxviiie_Z;__
•
:
+ 16.6
4,289,000
70,048,648
.,
Week Ending Sept. 26.
York
848,869
989,553
7,602,000
88,857,044
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Clearings—Returns by Telegraph
■New
1939
1940
.
Maryland—Baltimore—
.——A
District of Columbia—Washington—
South
for the week follows
V
Dec. 7o
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
inary figures compiled by us, based upon
summary,
Inc. or
$
clearings this week show an increase
Bank
Sept.'19
f
'
Ended
1941
Dec. %
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
•
City
'
Federal Reserve Districts
■•:$
$
Nebraska—Fremont—
197,819
—
+ 86,5
106,073
99,248
90,618
"
1st
Boston
2d
New
3d
_
__
_
12
_
Cleveland
5th
6th
Chicago
—
10th Kansas
421,319,135
368,579,168
316,887,427
31.6
167,181,123
150,599,588
+ 29.9
+.
5.1
529,443.153
7.9
181,174,226
199,875,747
747,489,919
s
+
16.1
130,723,172
278,105,630
156,078,041
214,743,740
112,619,532
,' +
16.4
85,061,409
149,678,944
4,988,186
4.122,901
u
Z "
Springs—
34,957,40")
1.9
2.077,842
+ 23.0
2,858,606
2,748,792
32.3
109,375,972
102,036,791
+ 21.0
3,569,931
3,380,753
+
+
'v
+
828,506
+ 15.0
214,743,740
555,346
.;:+
76.7
670,948
592,000
+ 29.5
1,185,568
402,589,576
+
30.8
298,980,614
•;
953,019
Pueblo__^—
85,237,208
526,554,964
a
198,054,824
2.779,064
33,863,041
+ 24.0
••
147,079
2,970.879
;
2.029.478
:
-
556,242
149,389,533
131,138,813
■
2,077,833
4,474,329
123,603-; o't
+ 14.0
:49.321,055
•V
9.9
+
3,281,236
5.504,033.-
y
Missouri—Kansas City.^——
122,569,541
29.5
:
2,117,327
Wichita
Colorado—Colorado
+
174.745,923
;
61,164,927
:
Kansas—Topeka_.
169.891,392
166,907,885
269,281,594
+
■
:•:•""••
'654,671
282,146,709
G
10
Omaha
.181,916
*
3,739,927 ."
"
St. Joseph.;—
290,612,676
*200,000
Lincoln——_—
488,707,452
,
202,876,622
■
\ u
10
City
Francisco
433,430.606
18.2
+
279,670,626
a
7
11th Dallas
12th San
36.4
+
i .'I 363,388,338
it
4
St.
Minneapolis
+
239,209,679
<i<.
17
Louis
8th
9th
486.806,162
536,998,001
566,416,664
10
.
.
3,250,053,217
314,741,621
•
><
_
...
3,051,683,617
634,618,348
it
6
Atlanta
7th
_
5.9
664,097,775
41
7
Richmond
+
Hastings;——-——..——J;
268,267,374
3,761,511,422
<4
10
Philadelphia
4th
303,350,920
357,464,024
3,983,376,800
12
York
+ 10.0
393.356,466
cities
Total
.278,105.630 :?
(10 cities);;
156,078,041
149,389,533
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
„i——
Total
Outside
C,349,284,717
cities
...
7,583,130,198
4,545,414,454
:111
York City.
New
10.1
5,891,295,455
5,886.242,802
+ 14.4
+
3,972,364,798
2.958,210,259
2,741,142,676
+
Texas—Austin—i—*;
Canada
^
32
—
442,473,145
478,416,719
cities
8.1
+
350,931,335
2.376,160
2,00-2,199
4 18.7
1.954,414
1.637,159
106,159,592
91,193,850
+ 16.4
68,673.533
68.273,725
Fort- Wor_L_.
12,824,181
10,504,888
+
22.1
7,146,436
8.058.448
Galveston_x.^^___—+
3,288.000
2,939,000
r+11.9
2,468,000
1,196,820
1,450,897
—17.5
5,294,060
4,508,698
+ 17.4
—
Dallas_.t_,
'
+• 415,015,934
.
,
y
Falls—
Wichita
—
Louisiana—Shreveport___Z;—--—~-
•
2.862.000
:
975,193
'
3,843,833
914,483
<
3,491,393
————i
We
add
now
detailed statement showing the figures
our
week ended Sept.
Week Ended
1941
1942
Clearings at—
;|4$
$
,r
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
Portland
5,370.548
.
———
3,090,808
306,823,364
Lowell—
New
■
'x
430,773
New
New
1,095,488
4.332,171
2,342,112
3,605,555
15,066,170
5,943,390
22,719,900
14,447,952
'5,090,803
614,564
'f/b 620,550
357,464,024
+:
—
Haven——
—
——:
Island—Providence-—
f 12
-
—
Hampshire—Manchester—
Total
625,518
.'
1,144,600
;
,
Connecticut—Hartford——
Rhode
979,775
393,356,436
Bedford
Springfield—y
Worcester.
'131,138,813 +
(6 cities).
112,619,532
+16.4
76,871,432
+ 24,4
85,061,409
85i237,208
45,502,957
43,882,775
r.
.Y.'
cities)
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco1939
1940
Inc. or
Washington—Seattle—-—
Dec. %
V:4 333,747,641
*905,560
—.
_
River.
Total
Sept. 19
2,634,005
17,729,200
2,379,175
2,294,315
264,290,654
230,561,447
+73.8
8.8 1'
+
—31.1
;+!
•''w
454,902
+
4.5
889,747
+
20.2
2,170,031
.-
4.4
28.1
+
4,369,208
+
12,125,600
io
4,190,156
689,402
308,350,920
+ 17.6
19,562,622
18,397.970
5,364,616
+ 19.3
2,736,716
3,503,564
—21.9
2,874,582
3,372,068
289.011,000
222,288,000
+ 30.0
170,42B,000
163,855,000
4,809,352
4,572,309
5.2
3,760,735
3,433.133
6,401,678
San Jose__—t
v
+
1,290,942
Santa Barbara--_+_;_——.
Stockton«.w—'
Z:
1,472.216
—12.3
5,184,716
4,138,604
3,799,447
v
+ 25.3
+30.8
4,561,327
1,377,056
1,273,932
2,796,774
•
2,548.576
Total
526,554,964
.
402,589,576
298,980,614
282,146,709
8,349,284,717
7,374,433,375
+
10.1
5.759,725.301
5,781,651,125
4,545,414.454
(10 cities)
3,763,667,975
+
14.4
2,826,640,105
2,636,550,993
11,546,800
-
+ 10.0
39.594,153
25,971,520
11,344,387
11,604,302
+
—
1.217,775
47.489,326
30,542,078
San Francisco_;__—
;
4.3
+
2,013,833
1.389,115
55.5
Pasadena—w
3,356,693
'
+.61.0
California—Long Beachy^
411,508
:
1,900,724
56,506,591
3,060,089
City—_,A—
Utah—Salt Lake
778,397
3,110,151
—11.1
i
;
.87,882,877
Oregon—Portland—i_;_.
804,067
724,477
7.6
•—
490,581
543,271
2.5
+
95,635,514
Yakima.—; _.i—; -
.
721,000
739,037
—
Massachusetts—Boston;,—
Fall
for" each city for the
for four years:
475,190
Grand Total
nil
cities)
Outside New York
;
268,267,374
Seeond Federal Reserve District—New York—
New
York—Albany——™
Binghamton
8,759,429
1,291,700
:•.
—.
—
—
■
.
1,679,402
;
54,200.000
10,310,240
4.8
+
1,304,308
36,700,000
35,300,000
—.
+ 65.5
—14.7
831,321
5.3
2,933,085,196
+
7,332,793
7,604,913
7,687,115
5,455,664
5,609,073
6.099,251
564,037
y.—29,755,408
Jersey..——__
45,923,772
520,812
+
8.3
522,308
331,013
26,852,166
+
10.8
21.508,153
16,958,481
35,984.355
+
.
;
Jersey—Montclair.————. "
.
'
;
;
;
Northern New
768,714
3,145,100,132
"
9,755,603
Connecticut—Stamford
Newark.
4.6
'
453,982
10,205,666
—_
Syracuse—
New
V;-
805,437
765,668
1,012,509
3,610,765,400
'•
Rochester———
1942
1,209,092
25.6
+
923,792
1,250,582
;
York
Week
8.254,091
—23.1
3,803,870,263
Klmira—J.
Jamestown
New
8,360,592
I:
68,100,000
Buffalo
+
+
40.9
8.0
—
27.6
4,102,696
4.848,868
4,169,169
4,773,629
26,063,054
29,389,239
Ca ha da—
(12
c|ies)_,
3*,983,376,800
—
3,761,511,422
5.9
+
3,051,683,617
3,250,053,217
___;
:
Chester.-——
—
Lancaster....—
Philadelphia
—:—
y
————_
Reading
:
York
New
Jersey—Trenton
Total
(10
—
cities)...—t—
Fourth Federal Reserve
Ohio—Canton
516,731
335,673
5.1
463,353
+
0.8
1,280,011
+ 37.3
420,000,000
472,000,000
+
1,324,020
409,000.000
—15.5
1,475,920
1,632,677
+
9.0
2,371,636
2,741,509
1,272,078
+
11.9
+
9.1
1,052,713
1,522,496
1,143,959
1,733,784
4,474,700
+
16.1
4,108,000
3,081,300
1,556,439
2,728,638
486,806,162
1,145,657
+36.4
433,430,606
421,319,135
9,5
3,709,738
2.239,752
—
——
—
Cleveland
Columbus..,
———
Mansfield....,
-■
.
3,820,137
1.32,499,808
216.272,431
15,239,500
2,798,057
32.5
73,275,033
65,685.572
+ 13.3
129,491,333
106,347,930
5.7
11,338,000
11,123,600
9.4
2.145,411
1,994,164
3,487,820
+
100,033.413
+
190,924,328
'■*
•
14.417,100
3.088,811
4,394,209
+
—
+
0.01
3,676,477
2,593,832
—4.394,646
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh———
258,593,769
220,652,320
+ 17.6
145,943,176
634,618,348
+18.2
368,579,168
316,887,427
Total
—
(7 cities);———
—.
100.614,720
130,872,889
9.4
96,571,937
101,475.290
4.8
54,214,239
86,558,083
Vancouver
26,854,319
20,222,702
+ 32.8
42,439,683
35,684,890
+
6,972,899
4,935.039
4,124,008
7,410,000
—
—
—
—
_•——
•
John_.
—;
—
:
^_
Regina
—.
:
—
27,147,685
17,742,915
+ 41.3
5,403,657
5.219.474
3,653,928
+ 12.9
3,237,390
2.815,718
7,228,358
+
2.5
5.617,849
5,376,311
6,364,905
+ 13.0
5,766,868
6,668.410
2.135,813
+ 20.5
1,995,830
2.067,468
5.5
1,809,017
1,885,576
3,098,813
•:+
5.9
2.731,303
2,711.563
6,476,403
2,925.757
6,100,791
+
6.2
9,408,349
———
——
Hamilton———
19,506,407
18.9
2,574,712
_—
16,444,067
1,954,399
Ottawa-————-
Victoria—
—
7,195,505
——;
Calgary—
1939
s
1.2 +
49,203,6)8
Quebec
1940
-J/.-
+
134,673,621
Halifax
17
-
+.
143,030,957
5,645,466
+ 66.7
506,430
+.8.4
.
v
1,927,536
4,857,841
4,380,158
8,431,239
12.068.674
498.390
Brandon
549.048
Lethbridge_^^_.___.--_—r.;_——w
767.683
592,501
+
29.6
592,573
702,023
1,853,771
1,709,845
.4
8.4
1,622,111
1.781,074
915,854
733,179
+ 24.9
862,157
919,632
942,735
1,164.965
938.444
790,660
581,356
Saskatoon.———
Moose
Jaw
—."
——
.
New
Westminster
———.
1,042,818
1,073,746
1,088.983
Brantford
Fort William——
1,033,437
—
+
410,645
•
•
2.9
5.4
-
847,889
+ 18.3
637,791
438,860
+ 13.7
346,274
721,397
1,003,419
+
25.0
604,149
—16.8
854,130
4
Medicine
498,824
Hat—
901,528
Peterborough^—,—:
Sherbrooke.t——
Kitchener
1,5)2,729
4
'
1.217,609
1,012,964
—;—
-+ 10.3
584.837
710,627
4,883,961
3,798,968
+ 28.6
3,187,491
546,257
444.678
+ 22.8
418,584
1,130,534
6.1
859,946
823,016
745,145
+ 10.5
1,230,484
1,219,136
693,441
,
'
—
,
Moncton
+
2,557,102
400,205
841,145
'
Kingston.^
+——;—
Chatham
——..
Sarnia___——
Sudbury..
Total
1,371,659
1,199,340
'
391,132
'
Prince Albert——
126,900,577
533,998,001
Youngstown
Sept.
Inc. or
Dcc.+e
46,831,967
Windsor
District—Cleveland—
——
Cincinnati
397,609
685,514
+
2,973,314
1.423,622
1,891,779
664,097,775
—.'
470,963
58.1
+
473,292
5,193,900
,
—10.7
1,645,828
1,315,594
—.
Wilkes-Bnrre
455,240
466,163
497,579
'
1,658,528
-648,000,000
—
Scranton...
406,549
736,910
.;
——
Bethlehem—__
$
144.802,109
—
Edmonton.—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Ended
1941
147,336,102
Montreal.:
London
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
+1
'/•
$
Winnipeg.^——-
Toronto.-—
St.
Total
';
p
(32 cities).—.
■"Estimated. <"
——+—
i—+
'
;
601,593
+
4.1
612,733
-
568,820
+
7.7
-1.098,444
•
1,063,537
+
3.3.
442,473,145
+
8.1
626,079
623,997
618,787
604,256
"
478,416,719
:•
'
■'
'
*437,435
"
406,765
"
856,365
1,008,749
350,931,335
415,015,934
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4111
156
Stock and Bond Sales
DAILY
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in the day's range,
Hew York Stock
«»
WEEKLY
-
unless they
are the
furnish
we
Sept. 21
Sept. 15)
(High
—
$1,000 units
Sept. 23
Sept. 24
Sept. 25
Daily
Record of
U. S.
Bond
■
Total Sales in
sales In
$1,000 units——
2'/as, 1956-58
3%s, 1946-56———
,
,
Total
sales
Low
108.30
(Close
108.30
in
$1,000 units
-AVnyA-v-/./'.-
.
33/eS, 1943-47
'/as, 1962-67
:
■/ '/.V
Low
(
■:%/.:
in
' .•
units
$1,00
Low
102.21
Low
sales
in
2'As, 1951-53
Total
—
103.20
103.20
3'/as, 1949-52
units—
j High
Low
\
2s,
in $1,000
1947
...
j High
•{ Low
[Close
Total sales in $1,000
In
$1,000 units
//zy-'y.
\ Low
(close
2s, March
in
''
•
(High •(
•
1948-50
Total
:'■■■'■
Low
(Close
units
sales
$1,000 units
(High
3s,
1951-55
■
,
sales in
(High
\ Low
[Close
—
•.
Total
Total
(High
109.24
109.24
109.22
109.24
109.22
-
sales in $1,000 units—
;
«■
l :
>
...
I High
2s, June, 1949-51
Low
(Close
(High
—_j
"
{
Total sales in $1,000 units—
1
(High
Low
■
-
2%s, 1945-47
"
•
$1,000 units
109.22
Low
sales in
2s,
1949-1951
Sept.,
-I
-
.
(close
-
Total sales
in
Total sales in $1,000
units
High
(High
Low
2s,
Dec.,
1949-1951_i.
Low
Close
■
■
Total sales
in $1,000
Close
units
sales in $1,000
Total
■;<
(High
j Low
2'As, 1951-54
2s,
1951-55
(Close
Total sales in $1,000
2'As,
(High
109
[Close
in
109
$1,000 units
2s,
Total
:
sales
in
$1,000 units
Farm Mortgage
3'As, 1944-64
(High
J Low
(Close
(Close
Tbtal sales in $1,000 units
—
.
Total sales in
■
$1,000 units
(High
I High
—-j Low
(Close
2'As, 1960-65
-
Total
Home
.
$1,000 units
Loan
(High
( Low
(close
units
sales in $1,000
Total
units
(High
,
2%s,
in
sales
Owners'
-I
3s, series A, 1944-52
—
in $1,000
j Close
'
.
Total sales
1944-49——_—— j Low
3s,
Total sales in $1,000 units.———,1
(High
1945
( Low
(Close
2'A»,
(
1948—
(High
.
Low
l'/aS, 1945-47
(
..
(Close
Total sales In
Low
.
Federal
(High
A Low
\ Lc
/'
j
1953-55
[ Close
1
1958-63
units—:
109
j High
Low
(
—
./.'
—
Low I
■
—
[Close
2'As, 1956-59—
—u
units
High
Total sales in $1,000 units
Total sales
Low
(Close
$1,000 units
2'As, 1948-51
Low
[ Close
1.
A'/ ■■////■■■ :0\A'. (Close
Total
\
2s, Dec. 1948-50—
$1,000 units
27/aS, 1955-60
Low
units—
—
Total sales
—
1946-48
1
[Close
sales
Total
(High
"yy-
101.2
;
JHigh
J
(Close
3s,
101.5
Low
sales in $1,000
2'As, 1954-56
units—
$1,000 units
101.2
(Close
•
-
JHigh
—
Total sales in
101.2
101.5
;
—.
(High
2'As, 1952-55—
\ Low
sales in $1,000
101.5
;
Low
units
[ Close
Total
3
n
1
-
sales in $1,000
Total
—
100.11
—
(High
.( Lc
-j Low
V.':
$1,000 units.
3'As, 1946-49
100.11
,
I Close
26
Close
Total
LOO. 14
:
—
■
$1,000 units
103.20
High
1944-46
sales In
102.21
$1,000 units—
Sept. 25
——
Close
Total
[Close
3'As,
Sept. 24
'
—
—
•
102.23
(High
\ Low
Total sales in
Sept. 23
/
—_
2'/as, 1967-72————
units
3»As, 1943-45
y.
-
—
[close
-
(Close
Total sales in $1,000
Sept. 22
__
—«
(High
High
sales
Total
the New York
\
$1,000 units
,
„—
Sept. 21
■
| High
:
—\
——;
in
.
2
on
—Low
108.30
•
•
sales
bonds
coupon
y
(Close
Total
.:
(High
v.
year.
(High
Close
Total
the
,/
—
$1,000 units—
■
Low
1944-54.
Sept. 19
[Close
—4
—
for
range
Exchange
Low
—•
High
4s,
Prices
(High
2%s, 1952-54
—
the
point. (See note below).
a
Treasury
;
.;:y
—
[Close
in
Sept. 22/
32d of
one or more
■
Low
—
sales
Figures after decimal point represent
current.week.
Dally Record of U. S. Bond Prices
Total
the New York Stock
on
daily record of the transactions in Treasury, Home Owners' Loan and Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
a
Stock Exchange during the
Treasury
4%s, 1947-52
Exchange
YEARLY
-
only transactions of the day. No account Is taken of such sales in computing
United States Government Securities
Below
1117
LOW
(Close
$1,000 units.
Total
sales in
$1,000 units
„
(High
2'A8,
—J
1949-53—
Low
lot sales.
•Odd
tDeferred delivery sale.
ICash sale.
(Close
Total sales
in
$1,000 units
Note—The above table includes only the sale of
coupon bonds.
(High
——^ Low
,
2Hs. 1950-52
.,
;
.
Total sales
No
sales.
in $1,000 units
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
Saturday
Monday
Sept. 21
Sept. 1.9
AND
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
;;
J
PRICES
Thursday
Sept. 23
.
?
Sept. 24
Sales
Friday
for
the Week
Sept. 25
j
STOCKS
,
Wednesday
Sept. 22
RECORD
NEW
STOCK"
YORK
Range Since January
/
On
;vEXCHANGE
Basis
Lowest
1
S per share
*46
S
47%
*109 :
ver
share
*46%
47
*109%
S
110
'
per
V
share
*46'A
47
*109%
no
I per share
■■■•■£
46%
1
*109
36%
*30V'a
36%
*30%
36%
40 %
40%
40'A
*40
40 >A
*6%
6%
6%
6%
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23%
:
*23%
13%
13 %
33%
33%
70
v
.
4'A
4'A
4 'A
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11%
16'A
16%
60
69
*5
131 %
Shares
46%
200
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70
2
*30%
36%
40'A
*40
40'A
*40
40%
6%
6%
23'A
300
13%
13%
1.700
35%
2,700
Air
Reduction
70
70
Ala
&
*2
-
*60
•
-
2'/«*-".
*77%
79%
%
%
*77%
•
4%
4%
4%
4% "
11 Va
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5
4'A
16%
16%
132
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132
132%
10'A
14%
5%.
*10
14%"
16%
•
11%
■
5
11%
-
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14%
*
65%
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5 %
132%
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132%
132%
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14%
15
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/
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2'/a
79%
79%
100
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2,400
0
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iff
2,600
5
47A
3,000
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4%
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-17
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-
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11%
11%
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17%
2,400
17
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Alaska
-
5%
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69
69
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5%
1,300"
10
133.%
1,100
10
10%
400
15%
10'A
700
133
133
5%
15%
5%
Gold
&
Allied Kid Co.—
2,600
5%
5%
5%
5%
6 %
6,800
Allied
*69%
71%
71%
71 'A
*69%
200
23 3 4
73%
23%
23%
23
%
23%
23%
23%
24 %
17 s},
24%
24 >/4
24 VA
17%
5,000
17%
.17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
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17%
17%
17%
700
*%
irt
%
%
'
14
60
60
*59%
60
20'A
*38 %
20%
39
For footnotes
,
59%
-*20%
21%
*20%
38%
39'A
39%
see
page
1127.
HI
*34
*11
Sep
39
Jan
13
43
%
Dec
51%
Jan
Jan
3
5y0
Apr
8%
Dec
Dec
24%
par
—.No
..
Sep ■ 9
5'A Apr 24
18% Jun
8
10
Mar 27
par
■
par
100
497A Jan
; <
14%
*
Hi
14
60
%
*11
60
i:t
tt
14
60%
15
ut
Hi
*11
6
S HI
Hi
14
CO'A
61
Hi
*11
61'A
1
400
14
61%
v
8
Sep
24
9'/a
Dec
15%
6
2
34%
Nov
45
July
Sep
75
Aug
Mar
X
73
13
5
10
l'A
85 •
Dec
.94% Feb
Dec
99%
7
'/a
Dec
%
Jan
26
3%
Dec
10%
Jan
26.
3'A
Dec
9'A
Aug
11%
Dec
21%
Apr
Jan
6
Dye
Stores
.No
par
—5
No par
preferred—*———100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg!
No par
Alpha Portland Cem
—
No par
Amalgam Leather Co Inc.—1
6% conv preferred
..50
1,900
Amerada
21
21
21
21'A
22
22
22%
1,500
Am
39%
38%
39%
38%
39 %
39
39%
4,500
American
Petro
Corp
Agric Chem
No
par
(Deli ———No par
Airlines
Inc
;i—
10
3% Apr.
10
4
64'
22
Apr 28
July
3
Apr 29
14% Apr 17
H Aug 19
12% July 24
43
Mar 27
18% Jun 30
25V* Apr
17
17
*•
Jan 27
,
Jan
17%
Dec
25%
25
_4%
Dec
11%
Jan
6
135%
Dec
12% Jan
26
10'A
Feb
11%
Dec
5'A Sep
-149
Mav 25
11% Apr 24
-•
5% Jan
22% Jan
2
"73% Feb 27
9
118% Apr 28
.
;__No par
Corp
5%
<
May 25
65'A Sep 23
.
Jan
% Jan
16
;
1
Aug
2% Jan
.
9% Jun 23 ;
•
17%
Sep
Sep
68
1% Mar 24
h
13
.
38'A Jan
29% Apr 28
61
Jan
6
y
Min—. 10
Allied Mills Co Inc
5%
69'«
*11
54%
——
5%
m
Dec
Allen Industries Inc__
69%
14
34
No par
Alleg & West Ry 6% gtd_„100
5%
*11
12
Alghny Lud Stl Corp
70'A
*23'A
55%
16
Jan
$2.50 prior conv preferred.No par■
5 %
5'A
71
Feb'
Jun
A 43
48%
7%
23%
13%
•■
*68%
5'A
*68'A
46
109
May 14
Vicksburg Ry Co__—±i.
Chemical
Highest'
' I per sh are
Mar 24
Albany & Susq RR Co—w———100 A". 69% July 15
Allegheny Corp j.
No par
?6 Jan
2
5%% pf A with $30 war
_100A
3% Apr 17
5%% pf A without war
100
A 3'A Apr 18
Allied
;
i.
May 14
.
——10
Inc—
Juneau
I per share
'
%
4%
69
-
-2
-
;
31
No
Adams-Mills Corp
Address-Mutigr Corp
34%
23%
$ per share
;
37
No
13%
'
Range for Previous
.'Ah-A Year 1941
Lowest
104
Co.—
Express
35
4%
*5
Steel
Adams
13%
4'A
16%
Acme
23'A
23%
$ per share
Par
1
Lots
/;///•:/ Highest
No par
^
13%
*60
r
11%
300
2,200
100-Share
of
25
Abraham & Straus.
33%- —•33%
4%
11
7
6%
7
<
23'A
4%
*
110
7 *109
y
%
.
13%
2'/a
Ji
•
36%
■
Abbott Laboratories————No par
4% preferred
__100
33%
V
79%/'
A,
ll'Jt
110
*30'A
*4'A
:
131'2
14%
tl
*109
36%
*23%
13%
*60
2%
,V
110
6%
,
33%
78%-
10'A
14'A
70
*60
5'A
*10
46%
47
share
40%
23'A
13%
33%
.
78'A
*
i\t
4 'A
*10%
*46%
S per
*30%
'
2%
80
'"
Hf
*
*60
2 '/a
..
6%
*23 Va
13%
33 %
*75%
6
6%
23 %
13%
33%
2
I per share
46%
•
110
*3l:*40
*60
Transactions
in registered bonds were:
(Close
•
15% Sep 25
6% Jan 27
Jan 13
30% Jan
3
18% Feb
3
l'A Jan 26
187/8 Jan 27
81
61% Sep 25
23% Feb
6
48'A Jan
3
Aug
Jan
Jan
167% July
13
Aug
14 %
Apr
Dec
9
71% May
87
Oct
24%
37
Jan
21%
Aug
1%
Aug
5
Dec
14% Mar
%
Dec
Sep
10
Apr
20
41%
Feb
63% July
14%
Feb
22%
Dec
40
Feb
58%
Jan
Sep
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
1118
stocks
■
Sept. 21
Sept. 19
$ per share
# per share
I per share
>•
*7
7%
*7
7%
7%
43 V2
*43
43%
43%
43%
*4 %
4%
4%
*25
4%
4'A
25%
04 %
,
*25%
25%
67
67%
67
"167
160
87%
r?8S%
6
,T,/*5%
,-vl5
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9.9
10
-
11'A
99%
%
.
29%
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2%
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34%
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48 Va
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lTu
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48%
-
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20
:
*32 V2
,Z 1% /
13914 V' Z
38%
5
37
*28%
29%
29%
29'A
2%
2Va
2%
2%
32%
32 %
48
48
*32
•
34'4
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48'/a
2
Z
1%
1%
n%
83
56% Apr
29
70'/a Jun
18
23
Jan
2
23
73% Jan
13
3
95
*35
;
Crystal Sugar
10
•'
6%
1st preferred—100
Amer Distilling
;--;»->-20 7
American Encaustic
Tiling.—7u.—1
12
Amer
Colortype, Co—10
-3% May 25
'
5%
18%
18 Mi
•
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:
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82
v.
82
11%
117
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••
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-
5%
18%
18%
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•'
5 Vb
%
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117
,
Z1 /:
6
1%
3%
5 Vb
*35
.11
,37
7%
80
12
80
*113
18%
4%,
a
11%
18% Jan
6%
e y4
■
18%
19'A
117
-
*115
7'4
117
28
38 '/a
38%
38%
*24
%
•
1
19'A "i 19%
•
18 VB
:
5%
r-
146%
146%
9%
9%
55%
7 yB
9%
7 Va
par
'9%
9%
9%
9%
27%-
*27%
27%
38%
38%
10
11%
Apr
24%
Sep
22
•
32
8
29 V
1,390
55%
*33
142%
144
144
33 %
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34%
-
-
142'A
American
American Seating
29%
820
Amer
40
3,800
Amer
>V
39%
40
33 'A
33%
142
142
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141
*33%
—
34
*33%
34
ls Va
18'%
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"
10%
17%
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"21%
22%
•
41
-
22%
10%
17'A
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I
/•/,••
10%
27%
10%
f
86%
,89%
'22%/
22%
22%
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-
118'A
118%
11.8%
41 '%-
40%
43
42%
119
-
129 V*-
5%-
27%
4i'4
27
27%
129
5%
130
::
/•:
5%
5%
6
27 %
27%
-
.;
'
7
Jan
Jan
6
9
89 '/a Jan
30
116%-
116
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116
,
*i!4%
;
3% Apr
3%-
: -ZZ
3%
56
3%
-
•
45
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25%
25%
25%
28'%
28%.
28 Va
28'%
56
'
3%
-
-•
2%
47%
-3%
.
3%
3%
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-
37%
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•
25 3 k
47
3%
-
2%
47%
2%
47
56
3%
•
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3%
56
-
3%
45
a
2%
47
3%
■
56%
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Z*3%.
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2Va
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47
45
25%
28
28
I "14 Va
15
%
I/'
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-
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50 V«
;
.
6'%.
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.
/
;
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62
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28 Va
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98
33
102
42%
1%'
26%
50 Va
24
43%
6'%
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7
*6%
4
*3%
95,:;:
95
.70
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68
67
70%
70
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74
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27
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26%
98
98
6%
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6%
;
6%
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44
ZZ
.
6%
6'A
Sugar Refining——100
68%
29
22%
*22%
23 %
*23
'•
23%
44
*41%
44
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44
44%
ZZ 67'/4
44%
16%
16%
44%
16%
44%
44%
68'4
23%
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16%
16%
16%
104'%
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102%
103%
102%
102%
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102%
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50
50
48
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52
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52
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48
48%
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6%-:
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300
17%
6,300
500
102%
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•
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51%
51%
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7%
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114"A
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52
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200
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115
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7%
2
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2
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2
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3'/a
3
3
3
.
3 >.'•
3
3%
3'/a
3 Va
Jar>
14
33%
Dec
45% July
Feb
2
11
3'A
3 Vn
3'A
12%
3%
6'4
5%
Oct
54
Dec
.
134% Jan
0
49% Jan
27
50% Jan
27
Apr
6
143% Jan
14
■3% Apr
27
preferred
•
i——100
Inc..—»10
120
Corp—-j.14
22
—^
Amer Type Foundries
Viscose
preferred.—.^————a-100
5%
Elec
;
1st,
No par
Wks
Si
Woolen...———NO
Sep
-
.I
Jan
150%
Jan
28%
Jan
/
52
Aug
Sep
116%
Aug
3
6
18
par
Dec
Dec
3%
Dec
14
5% Jan
14
2%
7%
13
46 %
28% Jan
1
30
17
-
14
5
Jan
Jan
22%
/
Jan
10
23
111% Mar 12
15
10
Se~
42 7
4'% Jan
79
4
Jan
15
66
2
29
July 9
7% Jan 26
115%
Oct
Deo
12%
Jan
%
Dec
Z- 2'/§
Jan
Feb
33%
108'%
Mar
112%
Sep
2'4
Dec
5%
Jan
47'%
Jan
60
Jan
Jun
20
Z26
J.
82
July
6'%
Sep
Jan
8ep
6%
Jan
Dec
91%
Oct
5%
5
/ ,9%
Deo
Dec
10%
78
Dec
88
17
70
Dec
Jan
83
Sep
34%
77y3 Jan; 8
29
Sep
72
Dec
3
Sep
87%
3
6% Jan
70%
Z
20'%- Dec
-
4'% July 10
28
May 26
-
July
.
35% July
Jun
21
11
Sep
■
17%
14
67% Feb
Sep
Jan
•
■
30
Dec
110%
111% Mar 12
2% Sep
Feb
.
Apr
1% July 28
106% Sep
Sep
Jan
56% July
;,7
16
Mar 11
./
iJ.%
8
/
11'%
112'% Mar 19
May 26
7% May 20
24
3
.
Feb
Jan
8%. Aug
May
V 51
Jan
99%
Deo
Jan
50
23
12% Mar 11
53/
8ep
Z Sep
102%
Aug
Jan
Jan
9
27'% Sep
16
20
Dec
35 Vt
81% Jan
6
98% Aug 20
82
Aug
90'/a Mar
27 Va Jan
2
46% Sep
18
Jan
31% July
60 '/• Jun
25
70
Mar
53 s
Dec
19% Jun
G&-WIS3 Lines
prior. A—~rNo par
-Aviation Corp of Del (The).
3
2%
64%
-
"76% Jan
29
4% Apr 28
61% Mar 24
preferred.—-——.100
—100
$5
112
3
5% Jan
2% Apr
.
-
Jan
29%
3«% Jan
102
Jan
Dec
70»% Feb
1
Jan
23'%
15
107
Jan
H
3
7.-5% Mar 20
2d preferred—
Assoc Investment Co
vAustin; Nichols———.No
74%
153
7
22% May 20
.1
Corp..No par
73%
Dec
Deo
24% Aug
preferr^7.;r7;;ft.7Z->-~*rlOO-: 7
Atlas Tack
Dec
*143
2
Aug 10
■
43
7%
Jan
3%
.
———
'168%
28% Aug
6
3% Apr
38% Jun
—.25
Goods
Aug
Dec
43%
Sep
19%
<
24
Aug 14
21
Dry
•Z- 43%
Sep
98
.
Cable.;.——No par
Cork
-
Jan
22%
Deo
115%
?
116'% Jan
108 Vk May
preferred—100
7%
11% May
■■
<
Sep
6
17
3% Apr
par
Smelt.——=.1
prior conv preferred
Apr
-
39
—7.100 %
Preferred
...
1% Apr
No par
preferred——
Water
S5
1,900
13,800
155
Dec
14
5,500
*
Mar
29%
-139
144 V' Mar 14
2
17% Jan
par
—1
preferred—.——100 %
i Atlantic Refining..—.
25
4% convypref series A———100
-Atlas Corp.-.;..m
: .5
6 % ; preferred.;.^.————50
Atlas Powder.^.—Z—No par ;
;( 5
conv preferred—100 7-
:
220
138
July 13
35
29
Aug
ioo
*
:
40% July
23
Sumatra- Tobacco.j—.No
Atl
400
/
21
21
21
*19'4
20 Va
20'A
•
Dec
Feb
'
?7%
29
Jan
1—_-No par
preferred—.—
—100
-Atch Jopeka & Santa Fe_.__.-^100
■rrS% preferred——
—100
Atlantic Coast Line RR—1—100
'2,400
44»A
:
6Va
48: ^
14
13
15-
*.-100
————
5"e
16,700
-
.
35'/a Jan
81
6%' 1st
22,000
•
24%
*23%
'
17
31
Jan
10%
14
;
210
69
Jan
7
Dec
13
.
i
'V/.V',:
46%
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•
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98
30
24 %
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.
200
73%
Dec
0
21% Jan
Associated
| 400
26%
68%
30%
/.: 4%
8
97'% Jan
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Artloom Corp
———■— No par
900
i
-
45%
:
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30%
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...
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46'A
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29%:
21
165% Aug
15% Jan
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13
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-
98
29'A / 30%
68
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74
98
7 % Aug
v
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78% Mar 27
7,200
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24
11% July
%;
6 Va
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13
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13%
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29
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11,700
95
Feb
9
50
Jan
12
Dec
Corp...12.50
:•
$5 dlv preferred—..
—No par
•Andes Copper Mining
—.20 7
A P W Paper Co Inc..
—5
Archer Daniels Midl'd..
No par
Armour Si Co (Del) pf 1% gtd—100
Armour Si Co of Illinois.——^—.5
$6 conv prior preferred
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*3%
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155
3
7%- Jan
Dec
Anchor Hock Glass
13,700
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4 yy/
4 Vb
95
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45
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59
Apr
,
24
165
28
May 25
4
29
■
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400
2%
Jan
39
Dec
:/> 8'%
Amer Zinc Lead &
600
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50'/»
27%
5% Sep
4% Mar 11
6% Feb
17%
8
y
>1,400
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44
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22
9
-
4
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6%
63
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142% Jun
Jan
/
6
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2,200
35
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3 '4
46%
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390
103
102%
26'%
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11
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43
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28 7
57%
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45
25%
28'%
-
4
2%
35'%
24
5
22
9 Va May 25
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6,500
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48%
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16% Jun
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2%
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25
52% Apr
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214
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15
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6,900
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-
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430
116
95%
26'/«Jan;./ 9
147
American Stores
16,500
27 7
27%
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Dec
26 % Jan
23
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I
77%
Feb
119
Va Mar 14
par
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-
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20
12% Apr
'
115%
115%
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113% Feb
132% May 14
6 700
130
Jan
16
6% Sep
43
<
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17%
23% Mar
24
Jan
50
Dec
Aug 28
12
May 15
13%
v
Dec
.7%
•
preferred.;__—7——100
6,400
5%
Dec
15
10% Jan
Sep
Oct
Jan;
6 %
2,100
130
4%
38
21
40
35 Va May 14
Am
413/g
-
7
Building Co—No par
Smelting & Refg—_No par
; ioo
43 y4 1 43%
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130
:
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*
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/
119
118%
;
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-
43
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128 y2
t
.
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43
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119
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600
1,100
1 500
17%
88
22%
88
-
2'%
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-
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1 300
17%
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.
10 %
11
11
Aug
Dec
20
6
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•
3,300
10
18%
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88
22%-
128%
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17% ■17%
41
•
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27
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■' *21%
43
128
18%
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200
j
144%
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85
41'A
42%
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27
10%
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41
41
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51 Vs
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10
5
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1,400
1.000
Sep
16 7 Apr
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7%
33'/a
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6
15 VB Apr
May
r"(; 6'%
2
34
2
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1
5
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par
Jan
4%
42%
2
65 7 Jun
.—100
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28
-
142 V4
331/2-
143
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6 % Jun
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38%
Dec
27
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50
14
par
Feb
2
10>
6
2% Apr
;
Dec
36
13
Mar
•
Jan
3'/a Jan
24%
1 Va Jan
Rolling Mill.....—...25
American
--
Jan
18
San'y..—.No par
Preferred
-
;
5,500
•
/
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200
Rad <fc Stand
10 Vn
27%
39 Va
'
Am
Sep
3%
17
36% Sep
5
Sep
35'% Mar
preferred.—No par
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7%
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i
10
55
27%
39
3.100
31,300
28%
5 '/a Sep
,
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Dec
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17
6%
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.
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25
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3,600
;
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148
7%-
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5%
9%
v.-
56
55%
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27%
38%
10
•
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y«
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/'/ 9% Aug
Dec
r:
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95%
2
32% Sep
—100
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.
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171
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21
July
.
8%
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2.
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1
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6'A
19 y4
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4%
25
l%Sep
2% May 26
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T.100
6'4
18%
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9%
2
American -Locomotive—
1,900
614
24%
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•
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-
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preferred..
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16% Jan
.7
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10
3,100
7%
;
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1 900
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—
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71% Jan
-50
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78
Jan
6
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Jan
115
July 24
1
23%
,
Dec
4%
11
27/
11% Sep
79% July
Apr
90%
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99
27
16 V* Jun
$7 2d
1,100
48%
3%
■
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Sep
22% Jan
34% July
9% Mar
:
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par
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34 Vb
,
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82
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107
6
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,
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4,100
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36
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1%
3%
,
5 Va
37
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7'A
82%
12
J—_;25
15.
16%
2
Jan
Jan
185
■: Feb
20% Jan
Aug
95y«
Apr
56
Oct'
3
Dec
/ Sep
33
Mar 16
900
157 %
170
Jun
130y*
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May 20
69
Coal Co of Allegh Co N
Apr
55'/i
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39'
Mar
Mar 12
110
—
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8'%
Dec
159
May 27
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,
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33
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.
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15
100
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.
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,
par
18
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33
28
120
41%
p
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6
14
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8
Feb
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47
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Year 1941
t per
25
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,
88
23
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1,500
,
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1 :
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2
14
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.
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.
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18%
,
88
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conv
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50
170
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for
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Sept. 25
Sept. 24
Septra
Sept. 22
Sales
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tneadav
Monday
Saturday
v.
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
i
Monday, September 28, 1942
2
31
Sep
25
13'%
Feb
28% July
16'/a Jun
24
34
Jan
5
13%
Feb
45%
Oct
14% Apr
3
16'%
Jan
56
Nov
28
19'%
Jun
28%
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109 "A Feb
•
6y4 Sep
21
25
20
May
111%
•
Jan
5
50'/4 Feb
•
43
May 23
70
Jan
May 25
116
7
Apr 30
17.
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2% Jun
2
107
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5
Jan
17
,9% Jan
111*
9
22
Jan,
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6
6
13
/
2%
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72%
Jan
Apr
'121
Feb
/
Oct
9»4 July
-3%
,
May
Apr
Sep
7 Va July
51%
May
1% May
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19%
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Sep
35
27
7%
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Sep
10% July
6
13%
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24% Mar
17 y4
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20
Dec
-
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30
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6
25
20
15
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103
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16
102%
Dec
106
Oct
Feb
24
28%
Feb
32
Apr
110% Jan
10
Jun
126
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100
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Mar 20
23% Jun
64
Apr
8
24
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13
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7
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July
9% July
18% Jan
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Dec
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Corp
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30
5%
3
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24% Aug 20
34
12%
27
2
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Best & Co——
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•
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6
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8% Jan
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25
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Dec
7
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8 Va
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1
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22
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5
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50
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103
14% Jan
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4
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27
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1
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15
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8
108
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17
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54
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24
50
Aug
57
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19
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115
Dec
Sep
Jan
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12
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61
Mar
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Nov
Dec
1%
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20
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Jan
Jan
Jan
Aug 29
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40
51% Aug 13
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33
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37'/a Feb
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100
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preferred
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—
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—100
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34
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20
Dec
27
Jan
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02
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14
34
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14
40
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2
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Apr
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25
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3
37
72
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6
Sep
15
Mar 10
29%
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70%
Oct
85
109%
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115
112
Jan
3
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5
24
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100% July 27
08
May
77% May 14
84% Mar 10
61
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47
May 11
May
32% Apr
25% Apr
139
Jan
50
Jan
28
24
44
Jan
22
145
2
56% Mar 24
55% Jan
28
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25
470
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96
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1
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24
36% Jan
26
5
3
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28%
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Jan
Aug
33% Jan
Oct
22
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99
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28
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Sep
1
May 12
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9
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20
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92
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44% Jan
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25
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1% July
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.
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Aug 11
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12
33
47
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Apr
—
Colorado & Southern
-
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No
Class A
4%
2
14
7'A
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Bronze Co (The)——al
preferred
100
conv
4%
11%
14
8% Jan
14%
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Climax Molybdenum
Cluett Peabody & Co
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*
5%
700
Aug
Dec
Dec
3% Jan
17 Va
El Ilium $4,50
Co
23
Dec
24
Oil
Equipment
Coca-Cola
Sep
6% July
Dec
4%
18
Jan
—
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6
21% July 21
25
Dec
29
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6% Feb
4
13
5
2
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24% Feb
2
28
1
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Aug 17
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—
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42
Dec
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15
49
Jun
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—
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20% July
56% Nov
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99
79%
400
1,000
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99
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111
27%
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35'/a
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——100
Chrysler Corp.,
City Ice '& Fuel,;
6 % % preferred
City Investing Co
City Stores
1,000
V;
97
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28
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15%
97
75
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For footnotes
Deo
15%
No par
preferred
6% preferred—
Chicago Yellow Cab.
8,900
1%
5
23 Va
3
23% Jan
East 111 RR Co
2%
'
14%
3%
7
1
1
preferred
Chic
4,000
7,000
1%
3V2
Jan
19% Jan
4%
Chicago Pneumat Tool—No par
$3 conv preferred
'
No par
Pr pf ($2.50) cum div
No par
14%
*104 %
8% July
15% Mar 30
2
"
61%
*32%
*48
*75
.?;?■'■-21;;?
42
50
*140%
Jan
July
10%
Chicago Mall Order Co
200
%
1%
*32 Va
*48
76%
14
Jan
78
Feb
6
1
Chicago Great West RR Co
v
50
1%
42
*97
32%
7% Feb
61
14
1,400
1%
10%-/
39%
6
5%
Dec
7% Jan
1,200
":.? %
97%
39%
Feb
66
Jan
12%
118
Jun
2Va
100
Cab
Class' A
8,700
6%
% •:'•"
*98
39%
Deo
x109
3
1
Jan
2
Apr 25
Apr 16
Jan
2
29% May 16
100
Preferred series A
Chic
10,200
12%
*10 - '
>80
39%
7 Va
9
27
3% Jan
Apr
34% July
5% Jan
Mfg—:—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—1
2,600
2%
10%
81
39%
37
Sep
23% Mar
15% Apr
—1
Pap & Fib Co
Checker
100
1%
97
1%
-
13%
13
98
28
Deo
8% Jank
Feb
5%
11%
.9%
29
3%
>
No par
preferred 1
6%
9,200
*96
111
14%
Jan
11%
14
par
Copper—,..—No par
Cham
20
32%
*10
22 Va
Deo
30
18
14
Apr 17
Mar
6
19%
,2%
6%
71%
10
Co
Chain Belt Co.
96 ?."
10
>109 Va
7
16
Jan
112% Jan
Sep 25
18
Jan
4% Sep
100
Products
400
16%
*95%
96
28
9% Feb
1% Jan
6% prior preferred....
200
*16
96
2%
2% Jan
——-.100
Certain-teed
1,080;
V
98
*10
35%
Sep
7
Jan
14
1
17
6% Aug 21
103% Mar 12
40
prior
de Pasco
Chile
Va
Jan
19% Jan
-r.
Preferred
2,000
2%
26%
16 -i'i
;
■;•••'•
15
21
99
2%
:
300
2
—
Foundry
Cerro
32%
61%
35%
Aug
6%
Sep
—100
Aguirre Assoc
2,400
26 Va
V
*14%
21
*80
112
•
14%.
60%
*97
*1041/4
13
13
6%
21
•'"?"*—
Oct
2%
Dec
•»
Jan
1
Central 111 Lt 4%% preferred—100
ICent RR of New Jersey
100
Central Violeta Sugar Co
i——
Century Ribbon Mills
—_No par
40
3%
14%
60%
•'•'
14%
7,000
Central
60%
81%
*102%
Central
20%
99
15
2,100'
1%
Chickasha
*79%
*60
16%;
Childs
2%
45%
Dec
1
26
-
400
*97
*560
10
-
800
*109%
28
148
67%
2,600
?
1% ■>> 1%
81%
32%
6% •;•••
1%
75 '
5
35
23
1
14% May 1
53
Apr 17
6% Jan
2
.
IV*? ?-? *1%
l'/a
99
*74%
70
13%
*79%
*140%
120
ll Va'
36
3
13
19% May
—5
——-
—
series
*13
*
Apr
Jan
% Jan
1% Jan
34%
No par
preferred——100
# 7% prior preferred.—
—100
2% 2d preferred
1.100
Celotex Corp—
—v—No par
5% preferred.—
—
—100
5%
*UVa
36
•
38
43
>!■
Dec
Celanese Corp of Amer„
160
11%
*97
39%
V
13%
2%
r
Jan
Deo
3,000
/•<••?•
13%
*32 Va
41
2
Co
Co
Preferred
*11%
42
Deo
5'%
Caterpillar Tractor——-—No par
11 %
' *32 Va
23%
18%
6,200
97
3%
Steel
(J I)
13%
V
Jan
Sep 24
30
5
—1
:_l-0
Case
*13
10^'a
25%
2
14
Carriers & General Corp—
*11%
97
Deo
% Jun
v.
800
13%
10%
75
*109 Va
1%
*96"
34.
——
300/
11%
60 Va
14%
16% Jan
50% Apr
Clinch & Ohio Ry
*11%
; #>20
Jan
25
—50
—
Carpenter
*13%
1%
Dec
12%
—1
No
Packing
Carolina
90 'A??
i6%-
•'"
Zinc——
preferred A
1%
*94%
2%
35%
67%
-•
S3
13%
1 %
Jan
17%
Dec
Jan
—.30
—.5
No par
Zinc-Lead
60%
V
97
35%
.;
:•
&
preferred
11%
*
39%
Dec
6%
23
-10
'
Copper
1 Va
20%
60%
42
*
700
%
50
%
1%
Deo
16%
2
par
Capital Admin class A—
1
%
5
8
1
preferred—
conv
13%
'#•
21%
60%
*10
*11
V2
Sep
3% July
5% Sep
-100
180
6%
*49
Va
:
21
Feb
16% May 27
No
200
14'A
*34%
50 I
*%
%'v
Apr
Va
11'A Sep
Ginger Ale.5
Canada Southern Ry Co———100
Canadian Pacific Ry—
—~25
Cannon Mills
———No par
300.
6%
2%
14 Va.
*34 VA
?;?' *49
•?■
Sep
16
9
—1
Canada1 Dry
40
*6%
13%
Va
1
21%
par
Campbell W & C Fdy_——No par
32
7%
2%
6
'%
Dec
par
No
Calumet & Kecla Cons Cop—5
6%
1%
13
14%
%
—No
—
Bldg 7% preferred—100
California
•
16%
6 Va
95%
1%
Va
:•:?■.•
95
17
16
32%
7'/a
2%
6
!
'*?"?
2 Va
*95%
6
:
"94
13%
*14
18 Va
28
2% Apr 24
47% Jun 10
-.100
Callahan
27,800.
34%,
6%
2%
■
*16
96,
32 Va
%
2%
14%
6
1%
> 7
13%
:
6 /■•?•
*14
95%
1%
7%
2 %
13
6
14%
*94
1%
7%
2'/8
13
*5-,
95
1%
?■•;
x
par
1,400
4,800
116 'As
:
26 V4 -'26:%?
-
•
17
16
95%
•
2
26%
96
*20
*2%
-
2
25
16
:; 7%
5
—100
No
Co
'
'■•/?:'
25Va
16
1%
Apr
Jan
23% July
-
6
Apr 29
9% Apr
Jan
54
Deo
•
21
Apr 21
7
111%
Apr
17
Sep
2
28% July
par
1,800
21
•
13-
33%
*15
32%
par
—
67
00 V»
3%
13
95
16%
32%
Deo
38
•19% Sep
ft Apr 16
'1
par
No
5,500
90%.
-
97%'
*3 V4
r?
33%
18%
:
<
5%
5 %
21
1%
*96
*2% ?; 2% •;?
"95 ••:••• :
*15
32%
■'■•A-
V.r,;
33%
*16
6%
68
1%
95
16%
*6
30
Jan
par
•.Participating
'
18 %
6%
26
No
No
Terminal
Butler Bros
700
£
90%
,
16% •16%
33%
2
%
par
,5
No
preferred
Bush Term
127
116
6%
>67
3%
12% '•'13
20%
90%
95
34
~
89
••
Jan
9% Jan
7% Jun 29
15'A Jan
2
—No par
23%.
2%
34%
116
*90%
6%
'69 ??V-
97
3%
13 "8
95
33%
33%
20
•
25Vs. Oct•"
16
30% Jan
May 22
No
84
*124
90%
90%
116
90%
6V4
'5
20%
?■
90%
116
*67
13%
*2% ■■■■■lYa:
95
,:
Mar 10
6%
1,100
2%
66 %
34%
33%
20%
90%
9 8'/a
3
:?
25
xl5
preferred———100
Byron Jackson Co.
——No par
•
35
2%
127
33'A
116
69
*97
5
—15
Bush
32%;
84
66
20%
20%
6%
66
33
115%
90
2% Feb
'
12%
26% Sep: 24
220-
5%
# *23%
*2% */ 2%
2%
66
*124
90%
88%
6%
2%
*65
33'A
115%
89%
2%
65
127
*90
2
25
•
Burlington Mills Corp—
*—1
Conv pref $2.75 ser
No par
Burroughs Add Mach
'—No par
31%'
2%
83%
*23%
*20 %
95 Va Feb
1% Jun
Byers Co (A M)
12%
*33%
83%
33
-72
19% Jan
Butte
15
*31%
U
2%
23%
98%
7%
J&n
300
6-? a
15
35
83%
*96%
13%
*2%
*33%
98%
"95
Sep
35
500
%
6%
*31%
2Ve
*33%
*96 %
32%
24%
?
18%
4%
1%
*5%
Apr
5
;
Bulova Watch—,
54 "2
%.
*30%
*23%
*124
3
%
*51'%
4%
.
16%
*94
21% Jan- 6
35 Va Sep 23
•/'
•
13%
e%
83%
v
Forge
".■*
•
13%
•
15%'
23%
90%
*2%
'•
30%
1%
i
13% May 20
25.
May 2
—100
Co—
900
73%
4%
16%
*15
Mar
24
Wheel——.
Buffalo
s;
73
30 %
1%
*16
90
21% Sep
Co
Bullard
310
•
3
12%
16%
*1%
Dec
20
7%
12%
1%
3
3
12%
16%
*24%
70
6,800
5
15
1%
33%
7
7,900
21
*7
18
*83 %
69
5
■"■•
12%
16%
*86
Apr
"
15
1%
13%
*2%
Oct
70
18% Mar 31
Mfg
preferred-—
EuCd
1,300
3
23
%
"16%
?•
17
-—15
(E G)
300
40%
23
54%
"J if
32%
;r.
7%
'1,400
•
40
18
*51 %
%
1%
*2%
Deo
5
preferred
320
200
*
,
8
7%
'
73%
54%
%
*31 Va
116-
54%
3
13% #3%
4%
*2%
7%
Budd
2,900
'
13%
16%
-
10
7
Bearing Co
Bucyrus-Erie
2,200"
*54
7%
13%
:■
•31%
65
V
'.#■:>
24%,
18
'
3 %■//:••
7
73
*i%
•
'•
72'A
4 %
*2 Va
1,900'
G%
*20%
72 Va-
*30%
'
;
24%
V
5
*3
16%
v"
2
17% Jan
Bruns-Balke-Collender
50
12%
21
*20%
7%
'
>
5
5
21
4%
2%
6%
69
5
*20%
31%
20%
20
90%
90%
89
Jan
40% Jan
Brown Shoe Co
'
~
2.800'
20 Va'
23%
23%
34
116
?•'#
-
4%
>
"
.
—
500
:■
*17%
V V:
r "
'
■
53%
6%
42 s'-
23%
23%
Hi
*124/? 127
20%
j
90%
5
22 %
6 Va
66
33,
21% ;
12
23
2%
34%
*115%
12
13% May 20
Brooklyn & Queens Tr
Bklyn-Manh Transit
Brooklyn Union Gas
N#
2 Va
12%
3%
*37
14%
83%
66
127
34%
18%
'
18%
*32%
23
67 V2
*124
Dec
par
Bristol-Myers ' Co——
500
V
20Va
;v ■«■',.?■,
3%
3'A
42
,
#•*30%
2'A
'
'
20%
54%
8
8
*38
■
%
.?■?
35
83
2%
*65^8
8
2%
:
11%
32%
*2%
*32%
8
2%
54%
4%
'
13
May 29
30% Apr 28
Briggs <fc Stratton__
1,700
n
.
6%'
O CO
,;■# 52%
6%
*54
No
Brewing Corp. of America
"
14%
31%
'83%
3
par
200'
9
6%
12%
T
54
6 %
4:%
6%
20
54
%
*30%
23%
*20 !
18
*31%
*
■
*11%
"
18
*51%
6%
2%
'•*83
•
Jan
14 % Jan
—1
600
,,
••■'■'■
12%
2%
24%
13%
14%
.35
6
i
30
*107%
:
52%
52
17%
73
n
i if
)>
'
>23
Sep
10%
11% Jun
3
8
Apr 30
58
July 15
Bridgeport Brass Co
No par
Brlggs Manufacturing—1—-N0' par
200
•■
1 Va
12%
2%
24%
*13%
'
ll%
4%
2%
23%
Deo
•
6V2
12%
300
JO
1%
108'/a
2%'
18%
*72%
13%
34
:
9
6%
20%
6%
11%
32 % ;
*32%
20
18
•. ;.•■■•
.
6
3
14%
31%#
*31
31%'Aug
Dec
5
:
Corp__—
Roller
Bower
5,400-
*29 %'
25
*6%
11%
31%
4%
Dec
15%
14
'
18
*2%
147a
r
/•
*24%
7'A
72%
6 Va
*14%
'*11%
51%
19%
21
.
:
*4%
*
•
54
*'•
51%
300
....
19%^
19%
9
1C8%
"
V-
2,500
12%
18'/a
Va
*50%
■
kc:
25
3
•*17%
54% J
*50%
*%
72
*13%
*17% "18%
2%
*11%
40
21%
21
,
*6%
■>:>
73
'2%
*35
22
*4%
:-
7%
■<•'' ■:
2%
*35
/
6%
108%
29
*33%
v
54%
8
'
vvv-'avr
42
6%
19%
*24%
*
21
28
7% Jan
Sep
——
Borg-Warner
32
30
12%
:•
2 Va
12
19%
18%
*30
24
19% Jan
5
Boston & Maine RR
8%
1%
8'A
•'••'.* 29 V4
*106Va
*•
■
6Va
12%
25%
■
6%
19%
*24%
8
V
108%
19%
'*18%
*54%
;
*11%
,.<19% "19%
"">..8
24% Sep
i-lQO
A_—•
(The)
Highest
I per share
.
2
par
-No
Co
f per share
21
5
Inc—:
2,300
;
22 %.
*30
Jis..:
*JJ
*1
1
29
■;.
;■«•
No
Brass
6,100
2%'
8%
'
il
*1
Borden
*20%
19V4
.
26%
*1%
8%
18%
4,900.
Year 1941
share
29
5
-
-
<
20
8
'-?■
class
Co
Stpres
•'
26%
:'-v
29
20
8
18%
'
30
22%
.7%
■
*28%
,28%
*20
8%
•
-
26%
1%
*28%
>
21%
21%
25%
*28
8%
18%
21Va
Ami
Bond
t per
14% Apr
—,5
Class B_
1,100
Range for Previous
Lowest
18% Apr
-
35%
35%
&
Aluminum
1
Lots
Highest
S per share
par
Co
Bohn
20
.'•
■
35%
Boeing Airplane
100-Share
par
Blumenthal &Co preferred
:
of
par
No
Bloomlngdale Brothers™,
.
15%#"
35 Va
'
>15%;- #"15%
1%
29%
*17%
No
Mfg Co.
Co—
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
500
68
*57
17%
*85%
35'A
34%
•VI?
-
25%
•-•"
1%
Decker
&
Blaw-Knox
1,900
,
Basis
Lowest
,
600
■
.
V
17
5%
10
16%
87
15
21%
,
"
26
•
On
Par
'
15% V
Range Since January
STOCK
'
*8
68
16%
'•>,*15
YORK
EXCHANGE
Shares
24%
16%
for
the Week
•
t per share
24%
16%
*5 Va
12
24
16%
10%
16%
:
•
5%
Sales
Friday
Sept. 25
Sept. 24
'
*55%
15%
16%
*5%
••■:-'•
:•;•■■■
12
*8
•
65
15%
24
*16
5%
*11%
"
10%
$ per share
•M
17
5
:
■
12
*9
25 Va
17
5%
.*11%
•
*24
Thursday
Sept. 23
$ per snare
STOCKS
,
Wednesday
.Sept. 'i'i
f per share
V
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
Sept. 21.
1119
103
84%
^
50
Sep
Oct
Mar
44%
39%
Sep
16
142
Dec
148
Sep
80% July 10
78
Deo
106
Jan
Sep
63% Jan
9
60
Mar
Feb
25
740
July
470
15% Aug 15
10%
Deo
105% Jan. 22
100%
Feb
15% July 17
Dec
11
63%
740
16%
106
30%
Nov
July
Sep
Nov
Jan
2
105'A
Deo
114
26
12 Va
Dec
20
4% Sep
22
%
Dee
1%
Jan
5% Sep
22
Dec
3%
Aug
Deo
2%
105
Jan
18% Jan
1
Mar
Jan
Sep
21
13% Jan
6
11
Deo
Sep
21% Jan
6
11
Dec
21
5
13% Jan
%
Jan
11
Monday, September 28, 1942
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
1120
NEW5 YORK STOCK RECORD
AND
LOW
Monday
Saturday
Sept. 21
Sept. 22
$ per share
$ per snare
Sept. 1!)
$ per
share
*
l'/a
34
33%
34'%
32
*29'/a
29%
12,500
2,000
31%
32
7%
*7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
30%
30%
30%
*30Va
.30%
30%
30%
%
23%
23%
23%
23 %
23%
23'%
23%
23 %
23
100%
*98
*98
±
32
■
Iff
'19%
■.fi.^2%
-i-16%
16'%
;
16%
16%
ioy4
'*88
28%
29
20
19%
17%
2%
10'%
9%
9%
10'%
'4%
4%
4%
4%
87%
87%
87%
13%
13%
88
88
•
7%
2%
°36 A
*7-Ik
37
12%
'12%
-
2%
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&
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14
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3
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6
15
8
15% Apr
8% Apr
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10
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1,800
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45%
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2%
Dec
4%
Jan
17%
Feb
15%
Apr
9%
25
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27% Nov
23%
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5
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18%
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30
48
Dec
56%
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23% Apr
24
35% Sep
16
28'/a
Dec
52%
42% Apr
17
55% Jan
9
17
177% Sep
3% Jan
159
Apr
2% May 22
preferred——
Curtis Pub Co (The)
Dec
182%
Jan
2%
Dec
Dec
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4% Jan
•
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19%
Jan
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17
14
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6
11
Dec
Jun
15
95% Jan
5
88
Dec
107
12% Jan
2
16
July 13
10%
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19
Jan
1
8
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4%
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85
5% May
'
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5
15
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27%
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32
Mar 27
Jan
8
38%
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45'%
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10
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27
12'/a Sep
25
10
Dec
15%
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77
May 19
88% Jan
15
80
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94
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Jan
3
28
Dec
47%
Jan
79% Jan
2
73%
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98%
Jan
13% Jan
14
13%
Nov
14'% May
19% Feb
9
23% May 20
Jun
25
8% Jun
26
5
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Jun
13
74% Jan
2
36
29
88
41
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Jan
27
Feb
8 %
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3
72
Feb
127%
Sep
85
Sep
1
41%
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77
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Dec
9
3'/a
8
Mar 14
19% Sep
12
12%
Dec
16%
'25
Jan
13
90
Feb
18
98
Jan
26
98
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09
Dec
11 Jan
2
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4
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Dec
par
13% May 19
18% Sep
22
13%
Dec
12
30
18% Jan
5
16
Dec
5% May 20
9% Jan
6
25% Jan
12
24
24
8% May 29
Curtiss-Wright ——„--A——-----1
Jun
13% Jan
—1
18
Jun
24
pfd—100
80
Jan
19
92
No par
44
14
Sep
;
6%
1%
45
Jan
Feb
Dec
10%
Sep
Dec
29%
Jan
80
Dec
90
Aug
,
47% Mar
Jan
17
56
Jun
3
42%
Feb
12% Jun
22
17% Jan
14
14%
Dec
,__5
Stores Corp
5% preferred———. -25
Chemical Co. (The) — —1
2% Apr
15% Jan
3% Jan
10
2%
Dec
7
17% July 9
11% Jan 19
14%
Dec
18
6%
Apr
11%
Cutler-Hammer Inc—_ —No
'i.
Jan
Jan
34%
?
par
prefened—
Sep
par
No
preferred——!—-No
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x54
8
—No par
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
1
5
Jan
Apr
Mar
42%
170
10% Apr
100
—
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3
Jil Apr
Cudahy Packing Co—-———30
Press Inc—A———^---5
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—100
preferred—;
A
6%
7
19% Jan
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15
Jan
51'% Jan
——-100
3,000
109% Not
Dec
29
29
conv
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45 A Mar 13
63
■
5 Va
Dec
Jan
24% Sep
23
Jan
! 16% July
Aug 31
4
Apr
•
21%
9
8% Jan
42
2% May
July
106%
79
July
28
28
2%
,
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28
30% Apr
Dec
30
Dec
Jan
Not
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■
Dec
25
3 % Jail
Feb
II
15
•
9%
93
!
13% Sep
Feb
14
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17
3
22
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•2%
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36% Sep
7
3%
Dec
%
29
2% Apr
July
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5
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11% July
Steel of Amer__*„—No par
conv
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?
21
May
1 % July
Dec
7
13
82
No par
—5
No par
preferred.,
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Jan
Jan
8
,
8% July
23%
107%
%
19
6% Sep
Jan
Jan
Dec
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Jan
9
Jan
103
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preferred—
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92
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22%
7%
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97%
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7
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preferred—
conv
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700
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16
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15%
15%
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94
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4
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Jan
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16
18
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50
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89
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3%
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13
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100
24
23% Jan
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25
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Oct
37%
110
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100
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5%
10
4
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13%
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23%
23%
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23%
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104%
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Jail
78
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Aug
Mar
Dec
100
Oct
28%
31
-
Dtc
19%
24
11% Apr
par
Consol
Consolidated
Dec
96
24
28% Sep 22
105% Sep
Jan
7%
Apr
16 '/a
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—5
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N
4% May
21 '/4
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83
$5 preferred
———No par
Consol Film Industries———1
Consol
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97%
of
Jun
101
9% Aug 15
200
'
3%
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3%
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.
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July
74'/4 Aug 19
prior preferred———.100
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83
15
200
2%
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Dec
44% Jan
1% Jun
100
—
Apr
12% Apr 22
800
86%
13%
2%
97 %
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38
37%
37%
500
preferred—
72
7% May 12
all Jun 26
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Nov
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25
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82%
64
Aug 14
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Dec
21% July 31
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700
6%
7%
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Conde Nast Pub Inc
17%,
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6,100
29
20 % Jan
share
Dec
42 Va
Aug 21
24% Sep
8
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Highest
$ per
43%
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8
2
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2
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100
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5,400
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preferred
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75
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v'
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3
6
45% Jan
1
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Commercial Solvents--——No par
19%
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51
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Jan
54
Sep
Range for Previous
Lowest
1% Jan
4
29
1
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14
10
-
7,600
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28
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21%
*21
21%
12%
12%
12%,
A *61%
62
62'A
116
•!i! 14%
116
115%
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14%
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3%
4
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10
:
113%
125%
113%
113%
125
10
12%
.
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10
;
65%
115%
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4,
3
131%
174
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114%
115%
125'%
125%
125%
118
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174
130%
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27%
3
2%
-
132
133
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174
32
12%
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12%
*11%
12
*11%
28
*27%
28
*27%
28
27%
11%
11%
1%
1%
1
1
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11%
11'A
11%
1%
*1%
1 Va
22%
*44
25'%
31
*21%
45
*30%
21%
*44
109%
1%
partic
preferred
Corp-Seagr's Ltd——No par
5% pref with warrants—100
Dixie-Vortex Co—
No par
Class A
No par
Doehler Die Casting Co„-—No par
Dome Mines Ltd——
No par
Distil
52%
1%
For
2,300
1%
3,400
28%
page
1127.
*59
61%
62%
3
64
*58
2
136%
Dec
164% Jan
7
120%
Feb
127
Dec
118 1
6
111% July
118
May
111% Mar 14
16% Apr
2% Jan
17
2
Aug
27% Jan
3% July
3
Sep
13
160
Apr
182%
Jan
25
27
Dec
36%
Jan
141
Jan
7
preferred—_—
100
Co———4
Edison Bros Stores Inc——2
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
-5
Electric Boat—
1
3
170
Mar 28
176
Jan
26
May 16
33
Sep
Xll% May 28
15
20% Jan
2
10% July
2
Jan
5%
24
cum
34
145%
Apr
6%
May
1%
Dec
108
Eaton Manufacturing
24
120% May
9
(N J)——No par
Jan
Jan
21
14%
Feb
17%
Sep
28% Sep
13% Jan
4
17%
Dec
33%
Jan
5
10
Dec
17%
Jan
1% Jun
2
1% Jan
% Aug
32% Mar
3
26 '/a
Dec
26% Feb
18
21%
Dec
33
Mar 16
39%
Feb
47%
107%
Nov
2%
Dec
2%
60
61%
*62
frf
2
Jan
Jan
;
*58
63'%
Jan
126% Jan
117
29
3,400
500
40
V57
61%
)ntf
144
Apr 24
10% July
36%
*110
63%
R
102% May 20
120
26
A
Feb
200
/ff
Aug
Feb
9
23%
300
61%
105
112
Jun
32% Jan 23
45%
63
July 27
10
23
45%
*'/a
1
5
—
Mills—
120
8
Apr
47
61%
Rolling
Dec
Jan
15
*45
61
Eastern Airlines Inc
100
Jan
Dec
6
28
8
39% Nov
45
3
1st pfd
6%
2%
20
2% Apr
Feb
X45
2%
20
No par
;
Jan
Dec
45
60
—
(E I) & Co_„
$4.50 preferred
79
Jan
22
Iff
preferred
Du P de Nem
4% July
:
%
26
2 Va
Jan
17% July
%
32
60
23'/a
27%
25%
2
Oct
May
8
*21%
60%
Dec
-
35% Jan 23
*31%
1%
x9%
17
2
22
59%
6
27
26%
1%
13% Jun
% Jan
32%
60'A.
14
17% Apr
*21%
1%
23
37%
No par
*30%
60'A
Apr
Dec
preferred
——No par
$6 preferred-.—
——No par
Elec Storage Battery
—No par
El Paso Natural Gas
3
Endicott Johnson Corp
.—50
22%
1%
8
32%
Electric Power &
400
31%
*110
16% Apr
36% Aug 29
23% Aug 18
7
3,600
26%
*109%
32% May
18% Nov
5,600
25%
110%
May
29%
31%
110
7
Va
1
*21'/a
v;,
28
25%
62
see
12/
21%
58
footnotes
1,700
30%
55'%
*
10
33
21%
56%
%
174
25%
56%
%
26
30%
110
Corp———
Duquesne Light 5%
25'%
55%
*54
8%
31
*44
13
Jun
i;300
21%
26
Feb
No par
100
1 J%
29%
Jan
7% July 17
Duplan
4%
10
*1'A
28%
86
Jan
*11%
28%
27%
Dec
6% Apr
V
23 '/a
1%
27%
Jan
65
9
Aug 10
Dec
28
l'/a
18 %
25
9% Feb
12%
12 y8
.
12% May
85% Sep
3
32%
l'/a
21
5
15% Jan
*11%
1%
Jan
7
Jan
70
9
132%
11%
10 '/a
Mar
,16%
13% Mar
Eastman Kodak
l'/a
Sep
No par
—.1
Dresser
Eastern
1%
Jan
Mfg Co—.
Dunhill
International
600
900
11%
41
141%
600
1
Dec
Sep
2,500
1%
33
Dec
3:!a
11%
Jan
3.9% Aug 24
59%
26%
l'/a
29%
ylll'/a
133%
1%
Dec
6
*3
27%
21
28
3
*133
1
55%
53
27%
19
Apr
70% Jan
118
12%
27% Jan
18
124% Jan
3%
28
20%
29
500
32%
23%
Dec
Apr
7,000
32%
Dec
12%
21 *
May 21
118%
*11%
,
Apr
16%
5
•6% Aug 24
-2
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Aug
7
18% Jan
Jan
*33% Apr ?*)
._25
%
27
2
14
'
July
6% Aug
Jan
14% Apr1
par
14
r
Sep
51
125%
174
Feb
95
117%
174
Dec
No par
125%
132%
'
2%
22
Aircraft———No par
*115'/a
26%
0
27
l'/a Sep
A
Douglas
117%
3
28
4% Jan
23
Dow Chemical Co
*4%
*117
10% Jan
Jan
1,500
125%
118
Jan
3,600
116
*173
12%
,
Aug
18%
2,600
-15
15
30%
Dec
13
*9%:
27
27
45
*103'A
1%
*51%
*53
32
1%
26%
25%
25%
-32
1
11%
*
27
26%
32%
2%
■
Apr
■
66%
125%
26%
27
32
130%
174
*31%
"
'*117
118
26%
4%
10
*115'/a
114%
32%
27%
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114%
.
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50
600
Sep
•
9%
116%
12%
116%
-
14%
14%
4
10
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v
V
116
22
66
66%
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,
38%
22
.
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66
14%
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22
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,
36'%
37
21%
.
112%
63%
115%
63
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;
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21%
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114%
118
27
.
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109%
63
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3
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27
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32
par
-
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Feb
27
Feb
100
-20
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Devoe &
<6%
8%
.
19'A
8%
*8'/a
6% pfd—.
Detroit Edison—:
39%
8%
& R G West
4,300
..*39
'
18%
Feb
2% May 21
15%
A; 800
14
29
U%
7 A Jan * 2
■•,','-' %
280
24% Jan
.100
—-.
5
29
& Western——. -50
& Hudson—
Delaware Lack
Oct
Jan
8% Jan
18% Apr
Delaware
Sep
Sep
114
109% July
8
8%
16
25% May 12
97/a Apr 25
11,300
Jan
110
;
4% Apr
par
11,900
A
16
,_20
No
...—
3%
15%
r
Mar
102
1
Co—
Preferred
10'/a
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12
Deisel-Wemmer-Gilbert A,:.... -10
3%
19%
85
;•■;
200
4
8 A Aug
100
4'A % pfd
Dayton Pow & Lt
9%
;
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8
a;
Davison
900
21%
21%
19'%
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11
16%
8%
9
28
22%
8%
85%;
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19
9
106%
210
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5,000
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8%
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,
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22 %
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21%
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16
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•
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h
24,400
1,300
300
510
700
Elec &
•A Feb
Mus Ind Am shares—
Light
$7
5%
preferred—
Engineers Public
—
Service
preferred
$5% preferred
$6 preferred
Equitable Office Bldg
$5
No
No
—No
—No
100
—1
par
par
par
par
16
2
19% Apr 24
39% Apr
27
107% Feb
16
1% Apr 17
49
111% Apr
3% Jan
11
5
28
66
Jan
30
July 27
47% Apr 25
73
Jan
5
Jan
17
% Jan
5
40
Apr
46
& Feb
21
83
4%
Jan
Nov
34% Aug
July
Sep
113
Oct
7
Jan
64%
Dec
69
Dec
80% Apr
83% July
Dec
89% July
74%
V* Not
%
Jan
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4111
156
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW AND
HIGH SALE
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Sept. 1!)
Sept. 11
Sept. 22
$ per
$ per share
8%
8%
8%
8%
STOrKS
Thursday
Friday
Sales for
Sept. 24
Sept. 25
the Week
Sept. 29
NEW
YORK
Range Since January 1
STOCK
On
EXCHANGE
.
* per
t
share
Shares
t per share
share
per
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
9
9 Vs
9%
9
9%
10,200
8%
41 Va-
8%
8%
8%
8%
9
8%
9
8%
8%
59,100
41%
1
41%
41 Va
41%
42
40%
41'/a
7,400
3%
4
42
4%
4%
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4%
4:I8
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-"*4%
4%
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22%
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22%
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71
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71
22%
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81
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19 %
19%
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100
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19
22%
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93
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99%
■
34
-
10%
Buffet
Highest
9% Sep
24
4%
Dec
9
Sep
23
2%
Dec
7%
Aug
32 % Jun
2
44
Jan
27
30%
Dec
425/a
Nov
5
l%Jan
2
5
4 '/a
Corp
20 i
Federal
U Jan
15
Morse & Co
No
34%
10
*15 Vs
6%
<*38
;
:
3%
10%
23
'
X
-
18
1
100
1,300
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9%
100
35
•
10%
lOVs
>
35
:< 34%
35
17%
17%
17%
17%,
90
90
90
90
90
No
par
No
—No
9'A Jan
17
5,400
Fruehauf
90
150
b%
2%
100
Gabriel
1%
1,800
27 Va
Sep
Jan
6
86
Dec
97 Va
Jan
Jan
19
8%
Dec
18
3
34%
Feb
45%
12
Dec
13
Nov
18%
Jan
Inc
Sep
11% Apr
15
1
96% Jan
15
Mar 27
;
23
18
Apr 21
Jan
9
Mar 21
11 % Jan
5V«
1 35.
27% Mar 14
May 28
15
Sep
par
5
Jun
100
40
25
25
Sep
10% Feb
13
Dec
7
Jun
35
Dec
Dec
13%
Jan
May
32%
Sep
20%
Jan
'
9
30
24
12-
,
9%
Dec
105
Feb
36
132
Feb
2 Vs
7
Jan
~9
Jan
Dec
46
3
45
May 27 1
38%
Jan
3
32% May
41
24
19
Jan
3
18
Dec
23% July
10
95
Aug
4
93%
Deo
99
Trailer
Co
.1
27
Apr
15% Apr
preferred
100
85 % Apr
^_No par
1
1% Jan
"
6
1 Va Jun
23
.
Apr
Nov
29
Co
10
Jan
25%
103
Mar
Sulphur
__
33%
Dec
21
12% Jan 26
134% Feb 21
17% July 14
9% Apr 28
114
Dec
3%
36% Mar 19
\
Jan
16 Va July
Dec
13
May 22
Jan
i
42%
Dec
16%
>
5
Aug 28
Sep
17%
Aug 24
3
Jan
98
21% Feb
28
10
No
8%
Jan
Sep
105
Dec
31% May
6
May 14
10
pfd
90
102% Aug 11
39 Va Feb
3
2
14%
12%, Dec
24
1
_
preferred
conv
Feb 19
100
Sugar Co...
Freeport
4%
Dec
10
F'k'n Simon & Co Inc 7%
1.000
Apr
86
i
prior
Francisco
2%
par
;
Jart
26% July
14%
par
Corp..
May
19% Dec
7
20
87'/aApr27
par
100
90
4
11
29% Apr 30
...No par
17
-
100
Mar
Dec
3
par
6%
300
3,500
13% Jan
No
Machinery Corp
90
17%
11
Jan
Mar
13
41% Jan
July 30
No
Foster-Wheeler
43
■
A
preferred
Fair Stores
35 %
>
87
45%
24%
\
8%
8% Apr 23
$7 conv preferred
6%
*38-'
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Food
900
Steel
conv
bFcod
1,200
<
15 V8
8%
35
:
-
5 %
125
15
6%
43
»
1.0%
*121
15%
6 Va
*38
.35
•
series
Stores
$4.50 preferred..:..—
Florence Stove Co..—.i
80
-
4% Feb
18'/s Jan
77/a Apr 21
10
(The)
Follansbee
3%
32%
-
Co
Florsheim Shoe class A
3%
34%
30
29% Apr 29
Rubber..
preferred
National
Flintkote
Dec
Dec
ll7/a Apr 28
.1
Jan
-
>
Jun
4
No par
Y
N
2,300
v<"
31%
125
15 Va
6%
6%
First
'
«
9%
-
i
600
3%
'121
15%
.%
Ins
Sons Co.:
%
6%
16
__$2.50
Corp.;
(Wm)
Firestone Tire &
300
-
31%
34%-- --33%
125
98
*17%-
Filenes
4,300
-
Enamel
Fidel Phen Fire
...
1,600
*22%
f
18
Ferro
preferred
Dec
16%
31
76
1,500
100
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■
Jun
A
32
Jan
100
1
11
*9Vs
•
20
•
34
3%
03/s
•
10%
22%
'
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■
20
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-
98
*18
..
,
3
Jan
Jan
5
10% Sep
Jan
30%
16
93
•
3%
Dec
29
24% Jan
par
conv
21%
8% Jan
15
par
4%%
Mar 24
Aug
8-/4
37% Jan
18
Apr
No
Dept Stores
Dec
10
Dec
1
'29% Jan
10
Apr
8
No
600
12%
*32%
43
*34%
:
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<
8%
38%
11
*22%-
-
v -•
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34
-
j.o%
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22%
8%
•
69% Sep
20
Federated
;
Corp
VA
4
IS May 28
22
5
Federal Motor Truck
—-
*8%
"<x
Jun
2
Federal-Mogul
600
-
81
38%
% »"'•
100
34
...
10
*116%
6%
8
12%
No par
Federal Min & Smelt Co
700
3%
14 Va
*78%
;
$6 preferred
v
800
;
3%
.
70
6
18
24
23
277/a Apr 28
19
Jun 30
par
Traction
Sep
20
May 20
$2.50
Fajardo Sug Co of Pr Rico
4 %
5% Feb
Apr 24
20
3
Fairbanks
9%
share
4
700
22
$ per
2
Co
Light &
share
per
3% Jan
1,000
100
$
4% Jun
1,400
•
■
„
>74%
9%
14%
39
;
6%
22
.
20
31%
*30%
15%
90
Exchange
21%
-
<
'99%
10%
18
10%
*17%
200
Products
t per share
share
pur
Corp
-32%
,
81
19%
34%
98
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35
92
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43
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43
35
17%
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35
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125
2,200
32%
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-
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12%
34 % '
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-
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38%
V;- -1
9
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Lowest
par
Cleaner
23%
21%
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=
81
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31 Va
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200
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share
RECORD
PRICES
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,
1121
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Jan
July
Aug
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19
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85%
4
33%
Feb
116 Ve July 24
112%
%
Jan
117
%
Sep
Aug
Jan
'<1%
Nov
par
1% Jan
Mar 25
61
64% Apr
Jan
83
Jan
3
10
16
30
Jan
2
122
Apr
10
128
Aug 31
30
par
par
par
Oct
Apr
35 Va
Jan
•
.
V
42%
Jan
104
Nov
91
Sep
Jan
Dec
48%
Jan
121 Va
Dec
<127%
Aug
:* 27%
Dec
48
Mar
3
6
14 Va Aug
1
5% Jan
31
3% Sep
17
A Jan
10% Apr
v
Va Jan
27
4%
Sep
4%
Jan
Dec
7%
Jan
110%
Nov
--
&
3
Nov
Va
Jan
9
Dec
16%
Jan
98
14% Aug 26
5
107% Jun
Apr 23
3
105 Va May
,
109 Va May 13
2
101
100
Sep
28%
July 14
Jan
99 % Aug 25
par
Jan
July 29
39 Vis
3 Va Jan
10c
No
Jan
,
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78% July
125
Mar
.
132%
10% Mar 11
1
5
Dec
1% May 13
13 %
par
38
9
102
Apr
;
'
15
131 Va Feb
29
122
%
.1
—
% Jun
Mar 26
28% May
19% Jan
No par
23 '
No par
14% Apr 28
Mar 11
8% May 27
% Jun
106%
Jan
X
55% Jun
13% Mar 30
20
11
%
18
Nov
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9
16%
Apr
25
Deo
5
14
Dec
29%
Jan
8 Vs
Dec
11%
Jan
46 Va
Jan
80%
16
Dec
■
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2%
84
4
31 %
24
No par
No
Feb
Sep
2
3
57 Va Sep
May
5%
23
138%
100
138%
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preferred
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Union
>
50
ctfs
No par
City Steel...
No par
Co___—_L
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Iron
Ore
preferred
No par
11%
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11%
11%
11%
11%
11
.11 Va
1,800
Grumman Aircraft Corp..
2%
4,900
Guantanamo
2%
84
Va
4%
4
2874
ca CO
29%
84
28
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,
4Va
800
540
6%
18.600
Gulf
Inc
7,700
$5
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21 '/a
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21%
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21 Va
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32%
*31%
33
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33
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33
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33
33
33
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11%
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11%
*11%
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
200
Hall
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8%
100
Hamilton
&
Ohio
RR_.
preferred..
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Dec
74%
10
Dec
20%
Sep
22
59
Dec
90
Jan
July 27
»
Feb
2
'
5% Jan
9
Sep
3% July 22 :
<>
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Jan
July 23
25
22
25% Feb
27.
28% Jan
27
143
Jan
14
60
Sep
23-
25
Apr 24
33% Jan
3
Aug 24
Jan
;
Mar
25 Vs
Jan
12%
Dec
18%
Nov
18%
Dec
28 Va
July
28
July
19%
Jan
144%
135
Dec
42
Mar
54
29 Va
May
36%
9% May
14%
Sep
Aug
Dec
Sep
10%
Jun
11%
Apr
14% Jan
10%
Dec
18Va
Sep
6.
3% Jan
29
48% Jan
2
85% Sep
22
2 Va Jun
3
4% Sep
24
par
<
11% Aug 31
100
2
Jan
Jan
23
19% Jun
Jun
13%
S" 5
3
18
Jan
Dec
12%
No par
—...No
6%
6%
25
i% May 22
Jan
Dec
36%
Feb
Nov
1 Vs
3%
f
Dec
July 16
__.l
3% July
68 Va
Dec
Dec
18% Sep
: 9Vs May 20
Jun
Oct
%
28
19
13
Jun
25
13
14<
Apr 21
No par
.n
8 % Aug 21
31
Mar 31
Sep
25
14% Jun
10.
2%
25: '
4
25
Dec
89
Mar
10 Va Apr
:
22% Sep
50
(The)..—.No par
preferred—.
Mobile
<
130
5%% conv preferred..—10
21
29
Co
Greyhound Corp
y
Nov
1
xll%
-
21%
100
& West RR—-
(H L)
Jan
Apr
Sep
22% Apr 28
2%
"
11%
6
Apr 25
Dec
Oct
24
10
3
'•
30 <
100
11%
Green
Jan
-
Sep
1
23
..No par
Western Sugar
Preferred
Sep
46
Jan
2
;
17%
Dec
4
91
Sep
6
74%
Dec
Feb
Dec
79
»
Feb
27V
2
7
itf
Sep
80
20
•
Sep
Dec
9%
13
4
'
54
Dec
29
Jan
20
Great
Green Bay
s
*
4%
Feb
1% Jan
22% May
____No par
Prop
7,500
2%
2;
10
preferred.—^
Nor
Great Northern
150
75
div
w
1
5
34 Vs May
79 V8 Sep
.8
2
X58
4%
11
U Jan
10 % Jan
par
Dec
2% May
July
2% Jan
60 Vs Jan
100
13
85
15
No par
:
12%
4
% Jun
Jun
14 Vs
60'
15
1% July 28
1
112
Dec
35
65% Jan
44
22
Mar
Sep
Aug
Mar 17
4
2
,
6%
20
8
37% Jan
Dec
102
23
5% Jan
Apr 28
12% Sep
par
50
Telegraph Co
13
-
4% Aug 24
x40 Va Mar 31
par
1
(B
,
25
Jan
.
24
-12
50
preferred
13
2%
16
110
12
4
No
X12%
84
16% Jan
May 21
,
21
.No par
VJJ
1,700
4
5
7% Jan
No par
32 Va
2%
19
Jan
101% Sep
..No par
31%
85%
"79% Jan
12
5
Co
31Ts
■
7
100
Hosiery
*19%
28%
20
Corp
Feb
10
Jan ;
21
28%
5
21% Apr
*23% Apr
56
28
27%
24
40% Jan
par
22
27%
-
Dec
2
Granite
2 4'4
85
<24%
30
Grand
24%
3%
5
Jan
Grant
3
28
28% Jan
Apr
700
500
85
Dec
13
3,300
V 600
2%
118
Apr
74
7%
7%
3%
16
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P.
30'/a
81%
Jan
No
(The)
Co
conv
7Va
2%
127
Preferred
30 Va
3%
29
120
100
Gotham
7%
81%
22
...No par
7%
17%
2%
Dec
82
4 Vn
*23%
*3%
16
..No
A
Rubber
<fc
conv
4
17
*80
2
preferred..-.....,.;—.No par
No par
5%
60
17
10 V2
Mar
'
•
78
17 Vs
10%
20
Goodyear Tire it Rubb..:
29%
11%
25
16% Apr
per
10
preferred
Co
Goodrich
7%
*11%
97
•
Utilities
Gold & Stock
400
15.400
29%
12%
Feb
(Atfolf)
7%
12%
73 Va
Goebel Brewing Co
29%
12%
4
Sep
% May 13
Brothers
Gobel
7%
31%
90% Feb
71
111% Apr 29
dlv series
Tire
4%V#
29%
*31%
8
No
$6 preferred
7%
31%
15%
100
Telephone
Glidden
30%
31%
Dec
No par
Refractories
conv
*7%
*52
6%
;
Safety Razor
Gimbel
*29%
60
14
preferred..
7%
*52
9% Jan
No
Realty it
29 3/»i
57
16
Motors Corp
General
2,100
22 Va
78
4%
*7%
79%
21%
-
4'/s
22
%
<<
"1%
79
78%
-
2%
78
%
13
300
.
-
17
*52
6% Sep
par
No par
$0 pref opt
7%
■
6 Va
.—..No par
Railway Signal—.
preferred
*23%
,
Dec
No
Corp
preferred.—
preferred
29 Va
-<■
July
2
No
Gen
Vj': ioo
88 Va
&
21%
88%
2%
40 Vb
21%
21
78
a*
1%
*76
*37/s
4
;
76
77%
-
*38%
1%
76
%
4
*7%
1%
400 ;
13 Va,
40%
78
<<< 20%
%•< 77%
77%
89
to
,
7%
*7%
77%,
20 Va
*1%
*76
20%
77%.
*2%
80
*38%
40%
54
*
'
-
89
20%
*86%
144
V;
28
"
33
1%
20 Va
<77.-.
*77%
4
4Va
53%
'38%
%
v.-
53 '/a
*53%
77
.
Dec
Jan
General
2,000
53 %
12%
89
Dec
115
; ■ Jan
/' 7«/4 Jan
3
Gen Time Instru Corp
•
38%
19% : 20%
3%
£% Sep 24
121% Aug 29
Oct
Sep
55
;,
11
Public Service
90
12
4
12%
*76%'
2
28
5%
104
Dec
Sep
Equip Corp..^
General Printing Ink
400
4%
I 20%
Jun
39 Vs
2
Precision
6%
Apr
101
Dec
No
preferred...,
$6
4
5
16
104
2%
100
Outdoor Adv
Gen
Apr
11
Jan
46% Feb
25
1.8
preferred
1,600
58%
21
3% Jan
106
—100
Foods
General
102 Va
*4%
20%
Mar
Sep
1,200
12
*57%
78
8
4
12
*100
4%
s;
5% Mar
,
2% July 31 j
11%
A
58%
Hf
3% Apr
par
General
4%
»
5% Sep
1,250
4%
'1%
53% May
1,100
57%
78
Jan
14%
*4%
1%
47%
60%
56%
:
22
14%
-
4 Va
80
52% Jan
11
preferred
Common
ioo
■
16 V4
57%
i%
13
Shoe Corp
.1
Gen Steel Cast $6 preferred_.No par
11%
38%
20%
■
26
;
4%
•fr
Feb
51
12
preferred
$5
Gen
v
80
*56%
*78%:
12% July
9 Va
102%
11%
12%
.
Dec
59%
14%
38%
H
Apr
8%
9 Va
60 Va
14%
..
11%
4
9%
*12%
1%
Dec
6
'
•
*
*86%
1,200
16'A
12 Va
20%
14
2,500
*24%
,16
38%
85
2%
1
3% Jan
No par
Gen
106
4%
38 %
5
20
5
Cigar Inc
General
30
tftf
106
12%
.
600
3%
s
is
13%
105
1,500
102
*99'/a
«
*38 %
1%
14
57%
*52 Va
Sep
7% Apr
$6 conv preferred series A_No par
600
600
4'A
53%
Sep
23
.
No
cum
5%
1.800
14%
56 %
4 %;
Dec
Nov
10% Feb
3
Sep
General Mills
25,500
U
16%
.
120
V'
<*lTf.V 2
99%
105
25%
16%
11 Va
Jun
12
'
«%
*24%
*11%
15
2%
2%
;
17
—.5
A
$4.50
400
A.
13%
alt
101%
20
Mar
Corp
Gen Gas & Electric A
220
'
*
58
*78%
88
1:14%
3%
106%
25 %
59
Jan
35
No
„_L
,
Bronze
General
ioo
81
14".
«
*%
a
21
98
General Electric Co
3,600
132
2.
99%
3%
102
25 Va
14%
8
5
Baking.*..*
preferred
7 %
5,900
:
*127
•
16
13%
A.
33
1
i.[
106%
581
Apr
22
No par
Transportation
General Cable Corp
17,400
115%
1
•
125 Va
13%
27%
*114%
$8
Generai
80
*77
*1%
Va
126%
,<32%
1.15%.
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19
27%
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75
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38%
14
•
19
•
32%
38 Va
125%
:
75
78
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9 Va
i
59
59
A-
125%
102-
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11
16
13
a
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,
25'%
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59
14
3%
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78
132
37%
V
32
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13%
o
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16
13%
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13%
16%
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13%
102
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106%
37%
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in
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3%
3%
,
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fir
13%
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132
37%
13%
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>
77%
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125 Va
13%
2
87
77%
13%
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500
32%
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7%
32 %
37%
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7%
27%
37%
4
7%
26%
37%
11%
7
26%
37%
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26%
129%
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700
26 Va
78
*%
2%
125%
129%
...
2%
125%
87%
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2%
125%
129%
n
tri
2%
125%
129%
13%
2%
125%
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<■76'A
1.000
125%
1
,
170
3%
18%
5,-115% 115%
'114%, 115%
General
5V4
119%
18%
,
3,600
Amer
5%
18%
32
Gen
119%
18%
32%
Dec
Apr
7%
12
No par
$6 preferred
3,200
,*3%
18 Va
.
1%
1%
3
8 Va Apr
50
Gen Amer Investors..:
600
38
3%
'18 Va
32%
32%
5%
105
*3%
18%
,
1
3
Jan
6% Apr
2% July
1
preferred
conv
3%
.
74'A
26%
3%%
5%
74%
26 Va
May
2% Sep
2% Jan
11
5
preferred
13.9%
74'A
26%
16
Va Sep
10
Wood Industries Inc
5%
73%
.26%
20
No
(The)
Gaylord Container Corp
119%
>*18
.
*5%
37%
74'A
126 Va
*%
5%
400
52
*102
37
*73%
*125%
*84
:
5%
105
36%
74 Va
126%
,
7
.
*5 V4
'1C2
,
36%
119
*3%
126%
32%
5V4
119
3%
.* 6
t
Co
8
par
preferred
5%
9%
*48
,
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73
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5%
120
5'A
105
36%
.
*2 Va
•
7
5'A
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.
30 %
3'«
\
2%
5%
105
.
(Robert)
'
52
<120
Gar
1.900
7 Va
.
cl A
(The)
Inc
Gamewell
390
3
3
Co
Co
6%
19
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.
Galr
9
19
lA
5
V
120v
,
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V/2
35%
v
4
>;<, 1%
9
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36
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-
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9 V4
1%
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19
„19
2%
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5%
■
120
4
'2
;'
9%
2%
*7 Va
*48
105
4%
120
4h
Va
35%.
; 5
4%
120
*105
1%
*8Va
19
2%
52
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35%
,35
9
1%
9 %
*2%
"
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,
2%
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1
7%
9%
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1 Va.
19
2%
;'iV 2%
2Va
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<
19 Va
;"v
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,
54
?43
Va
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9%
r
9
*
1%
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7%
*8%
.
*1%
.
2%
2%
•*7%.
*2%
2%
29% Jan 24
1%
13
Feb
Jan
3% July
55
Dec
1%
Feb
4%
Aug
9
Feb
23%
Dec
H
.*8
8%
*97%- 99
*7%
*97 %
8%
100
8%
*=99 Va
8 Va
100
*8%
*97%
8%
100
11%
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*97 Va
8%
100
21Va
*97 Va -100
Hackensack
40
7 %
6%
footnotes
see
page
1127.
class
Watch Co
a
19% May 21
25
A_.
29
10
Co.:
preferred
&
For
25
Water
preferred
Printing
...No
25
Feb
11
5
11
33
Jan
8% Mar 16
13
Aug 22
par
8
100
95
Apr
25
10% Feb
6
Mar 11
106% Feb
7
Jun
Dec
33
Jan
Feb
38
Mar
8%
Dec
16%
8%
Dec
15
Jan
Dec
108
July
23%
33
102
Jan
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1122
Sept. 22
1 per
*100
4
*3%
4
90
*83%
95
*83%
*3%
■*84
7%
7%
(It
7%
94
Hanna
8374
8374
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8%
.*7 7a
90
/>'
'
Refrac
.__JVo
V.
-
8%
10
'200
.
Apr
1274 Apr
par
126
X
-1
1674 Jan
Jan
25 %
Jan
149% Feb
674
Dec
92
May 12
8% Jun 25
100%
Deo
Jan
3%
88
29
Jan
5*/a May 21
1
2
I per share
Dec
12%
140
10
4% Feb
7
100
19
Jan
146
2
80
Hayes Industries Inc_„;„^
20
17
Jan
Highest
J per share
t per share
104
29
Apr
374 Mar
100
Year 1941
Lowest
Highest
share
98
Co $5 pfd_—..No par
preferred——^—..
Hat Corp of Amer class A
6*4% preferred
200
per
Par
6%
374
*674
8%
*674
8%
(M A)
Harbison-Walk
1,600
1374
14474
'
95
*6%
7%
Lowest
;
■
101
374
4
Shares
Range for Previous
Basis of 100-Share Lots
On
#4
share
*132
144%
*3%
4
*8374
EXCHANGE
13%
13%
*132
144%
*374
NEW YORK STOCK
*100%
101
1274
1274
*130
3%
3%
*10074
101
1274
13%
Sales for
the Week
t per
$ per share
share
per
*100%
101
144%
*130
144 Va
*130
.
*12%
13%
*12%
12%
135
*100
101
*100
101
12%
*130
3 S
$ per shart
share
Sept. S i
Sept. 23
Range Since January 1
Friday
Sept. 25
Thursday
Tuesday
Sept. 21
Sept. If)
t per share
STOCKS
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
LOW AND
Monday
Saturday
Monday, September 28, 1942
Jan
101
Deo
Feb
'
*1 >
■
.'4
v
90
90 Va
*53
*53
152
*150
*11%
12%
12%
152
59%
59%
59%
133
*130
131 Va
*130
59%
674-,'
11,700
v\,
*55%
1274
57
*56
152
152
1274
-
12%
12%
5974
133
37
37
Helme
(G
10
"
60
1,100
W)
2
674 Feb
19
4
58
9
158
51
preferred—_-_i.___il00
cum
125
'
*36%
•-
38
37%
37%
37%
92
*91
92
*91%
92
13%
*91%
*3674
*13
13%
*13
13%
*13
*14
15
*14
14 Va
*14
25%
25
25
674
67a
500
14
600
>•*90%
92
91
91
>13
13 Va
*13
13
*14
15%
*14
15
*14
15
25
25
*2474
25
:
25
'•j'* 24%
28:%
29%
*29%'
*36 Va
37
-.37
38
10
3874
*2%
27 it
3%
*33%
34%
6%
1374
Hires Co
*1374
38
3774
3774
29 Va
28%
/
38
10
10 Va
10%
1074
10%
3774
3774
3774
3774
*105
*3
3
3%
3474
33%
*105
108
*3
3%
33%
34
34
*105
108
Jan
2
5 %
1,500
Houston Oil
3474
74
800
of Texas v
96
C-i_,__25
t
-
Jan
80% July
Oct
56% Jan
115
Jan
12Va
-
Dec
16*/a
Dec
Dec
18% Aug
30% Jan
Sep
'
1
5%
Deo
9
Feb
9% July
30
1107%
Apr
5
30%
Dec
52 74
Jan
Dec
39
Jan
•
;.' 24
1674 Aug
115
Oct
''
^
774 Dec
1374
Jan
44
Jan
20
36
Dec
64
Jan
106
Sep
18
100
Aug
111
Jan
24
3% Jan
14
2%
Dec
5
July
2
2*/4 Apr
Howe Sound
16%
132%
20
Aug 29
'-10% Jan 29
34% Feb
3
26 Va
Apr
29
May
1
-
Dec
1274
V
38
30 Va Apr
,
100
preferred
374
34
27
•
4-N0 par
Apr
38% Feb
;
3
874 Jan
Household Pinance__4
10%
Feb
'115
22% Mar 21
108
3
,
3474
S.
Jan
July
1874 Jan
23
27
_12.50
96
168
13%
5
6% Jun
6
Jan
13% Sep
111% Feb
Houdaille-Hershey cl A_—,~uNo par
;Class
____^j-No par
800
,
6
par
Sep
Dec
9974 Jun
2674 Aug 20
r
Jan
'Sep
874
123% May
.'1 33 % Dec
x
14% July 23
•
2
_____100
Homestake Mining
300
1,100
38
38
•
Mar 21
•
06
Dec
65%
•
2
*
3%
Dec
50%
May 21
13% Jan
12% Mar 11
11
Jan
Dec
Jun
150
28
44
July 9
102% Jan 12
■
14'AJan
(A)-—^
preferred—
7%
5
(-10
411'■
i
(Del)
Hollander &.Sons
5,000
3774
The—.
Holly Sugar Corp—
i
*114%
29
(C E)
Furnace
Holland
1,400
72
Mar 13
79
Feb
1%
5
,
July 13
132
9
:_10
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co——
14%
10
*37
107
274
274
6%
13 Va
*114%
•3 2874
400
7
Feb
•
76'
12% Feb 24
•
Apr 27
30*% Mar
Hershey Chocolate__j_„_«j_No par
$4 conv preferred
No par
13 74
38 V4
*105
34
34
92
10V4
38
*3774
107%
*105
107
*105%
6%
29
37%
92
13 %
2874
29
•
10
10%
38%
25 Va
*3674
25
*114%
*36%
38
10%
38 %
*10%
137a
29
2974
.
13%
6%
13%
*113%
*113%
*113
.
25
6%
4
*674
14
14
14 %
*13%
674
*6%
6%
v;*6
J
*13
Va
300
37%
*36
,
>.
28
10% Apr
par
—„No par
Hercules Powder--
6%
6
19
45
May
141% Apr
^100
Motors_w._^-^_—.--No
Hercules
133
*130
Jan
93% Jan
4% May
„_1
25
Preferred
600
f
1274
5974
60
*130
133
Products Corp__„___„^
200
i
4
24
.%
■■
■,
25
Hecker
i%
Jun
79% Apr
—2
tHazel-Atlas Glass Co_«_
'
!
57
152
597a
*59%
*130
133
6
Hayes Mfg Corpj
5,600
V';., k/:- 160
*151%
152
*11%
59%
*130
174
9074
54%
*150
12%
*11%
12%
*59
6
54 %
55
*150
54%
54%
55'/a
152
*150
1%
90%
1%
90%
574
5%
174'
*90%
9074
6 V R
1%
90
90
5%
5%
1 Va
1%
,
90
90
5%
5 %
5V4
*1
1%
1%
1%
8
*90
29% May
k 37%
Jan
'
*18%
•*18
18%
■i.
"k *3%
4
-v.:
%
:
:.
1674
3%
*3%
374
10%
10%
1074
*8%
9%
*8%
*22%
23%
*83 V2
84%
374
374
v: 3%
374
*374
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
8%
874
974
*46%-.
47%
46
'
4774
4674
.164% 164%
■ft
.
7 Va
6
Ingersoll-Rand__-__—
*155
104
6274
10 V4
v
62 74
107s
1074
674
*5%
2074
:
6*4
6%
137 Va
487a
4874
49
par
No
Corp
par
._100 "
Intercont'l Rubber
Interlake Iron.
par
16074 16174
164%
162
74
y
*A£
7%
77a
774
774
r/A 774
*73/4
8 Va
8
8V4
874
*48
49 Va
7%
162
161
159*4
i
ft
'
ut
8%
8%.
so
274
28
133
*130%
8
8
774
27%
133
49
8%
874
:
874
8 74
874
/
4974
4974
•:
Int Hydro-Elec Sys class
<Int Mercantile. Marine-;
2774
2774
*128
136
874
49 Vs
2%
274
28
■
®1/8
8
*1%
38
*130%
42
*40
*2874
29 74
*36 Va
8
4
4
/
8
*90
274
25%
25%
'
21
*92%
,*20%
126
*1874
5474
A. 124 Va
•124%
*12474
18%
1874
66 V«
157
Jan
12
12% Jan
No par
Int Nickel of
100
:
*5474
55
66%
*65
*8
874
-*874
*9%
974
*974
9%
874
*9274
58%
.
*12474
126
>
37%
18%
18%
2
37%
374/2
37%
*
166
July
9
4
*374
,i
874
x8
:
90 Va
1
Va
9
9
.
-
*
133
145
-
5874
*
19%
124 Va
'v
1974
54%
66 J
8%
-
55%
66
%:
-
300
874
27
r f100
;'v
145 t "
*131%
874
:
8%
124 74
19%
4,100
10
125 >
1974
•-
1974
;
:
*55
67
874
974
9%
55
55
*66
67
55%
'
66%
874
*9%
*874
5%Vpref series-A—
rprit .series; B conv!
Joy* Mfjr Coi!.JJ J—
974
974
974
v
m;
■
174
38%
26
July
3174
■
Apr
32% May
•
-
;
Sep
Jan
.*
Sep
73% Jun
274 Sep
48% Oct
49 *
.
Oct
31%
Jan
49 -;
Feb
May
4 V»
29
29
Apr
574 Jan
95
Oct
174
Sep 21
:
?
87
Feb
s
:
7
Feb
,
6
3274 Jan
,
132 s.
Jan
.
8% Sep
»
5
31%
243,4 Jan
3
64
.,
6
7974 Jan
61
122
20
Jan
44
-Jan
;
111% Dec
71%
128
Sep
Feb
'
.27% July
67.
Aug
Dec
Oct
64% Dec
7 8% De»
3
Jan
11
14
Deo
Nov
v
1674
"59
3;,
Jan
134% Aug
49% Dec
,
17% May 20
33% Aug
i
1077k Dec
85
May 4
62% Mar 4
•50% May 15
9; *126 Va Jun 16
122 ;i Jan
.
Dec
Mar
Sep
Sep
9% Aug
88
;>
8% Deo
22
33Va Jan
.
:?'
2674
124
20
Sep
14
^
10774 Jan
I
May 20
7% Aug 13
5% Feb
2
,
Sep
374
Deo ;
12
Jan
Oct
3%
9% July 30
2
.,54%' May
104
Jan,
1% Dec
21
9% Jan
95
-
18
:18%! May 15
25% Feb •;
»
"Aug 20
2
127
.100
;'; 5 %
100
20
Jan
Jan
,
•-•24%. Apr
.100
400
874
5
4
,
51%. Dec
13
Feb
4% Sep
29
No par
500 yry:
:
-
874
4874 Feb
104
7% Apr
par
Laughlln Steel—-.
5
: 32
1% Dec
./ 1074
5
26
674 Jun
.100
Preferred s„
20
7
May
88% Apr. 17
-
.100
Manvillei-J-!—J——No
Jones* &
8,700
r
*8V4
Johns:
Feb
2
/ 2
I
:
'if.u 4 74%! preferred:——
•
5974
CoJ-
131
39
1% Jan
preferred--——Jt
(W B)
Dec
May
May 20
•
94
Jev^el Tea Co Inc——--No par
•'
i
98
*92%
"i.
125
1,200
$0
.'iarvls
900
1974 V 20
5974
"
*f
20
98
;*92»%
: Interstate .Dept
Stores—,—lNo. par
:u..-^:..Preferred%r!._t.ui—
4-i—100*.
Intertype Corp_'_i__-—
-No par
Island Creek: CoaL.^—_-_-^-;—-_1
800
2074
5874
126
r
7*
8%
20..:;
98
80,100
8%
26
:u._—100
ilntern'l Teiep & /Telega-—..No par<
i'.
Foreign-share ctfs—
No par
■:-4,100
23
125
!■',
'
'■•7%' preferred..^:
.
'
4
"46% Jan 3a
6
100
31
July 16
2% Jan
■
8
>
Jan
Nov'
7;
607s Jan
11
36% Sep
19
1574 Jan
.
14
3%
834
--*8%
8%
21
V
274 Jan
Sep
135
22
Mar
374
*26
*•:
Sep
May
92%
9
27
*26
-
7
45
71% Sep
26
104
Jan
1374
3
14
39
*8%
9274
■,'•774 Sep
par
*9074
874'
*9074
—1.00
4;— -15
_4„_„No
Apr
28% Feb
174 Apr 25
3
Salt
Deo
50
10
Apr
International
*374
■/.
38
100
'*/«
;
Jan
July V
170
Jun
674
'
Jan
167%
/. 57
19
29
preferred
; 150
9
8% Sep
International^ Shoe____-u .r-LNo par
International Silver_i_—...
50
374
374
12% Jan
11%
Dec
May
-
42% Dec
19,
May 25
300
38 >
*101
4
374
4
300
74 Jan
%: July 27
-
3 Vs
*
8
3% May 29
v 5%
200
7
29%
*37V4
37%
-*101-X 104
'•:r
43 V'.
29 %
conv:
Dec
8
Inter Rys of Cent Am—__Na par
■, 5 '/<r
preferred_-___J——100
k,
37 74
*40 74
29%
5%
3,800
:
2 A
36%
3774
42
29 %
104
48
*174
8
6
24 Vs Apr
Co
Jan
Feb
140
12674 Jan
International1 Paper
-,
113%
4
'•'.
Sep
July
Feb
5
Sep
27
107
'52
May
Jan
7%
Dec
•
Jan
13%
Feb
24
Apr
Jan
90%
Dec
6
5
Canada—^>__No par
/■j'' Preferred.%—
14,000
974
47%
•
42
6574
55
4774
2874
27
2074
5874
*5474
*65
>
87a
*174
9
■
8%
19
'
,
Jan
161
Dec
5
23% Jan 27
•
111%
Sep
63
14
674 Feb
.
9% July
2974 July
Dec
154
4- 7
74% Feb
14
preferred..;—
—..—100
Internat'l1 Mining Corp-4-.-1—1
'4 13,000
137
*128
9
""4574
'{•:
2
145
._
87a .,'
V
,
45% :
*26 ■','
98
18%
8
*131%
-
874
58 Va
547a
*8
*8%
' 3
21
*9274
:
58%
:
187a
*65%
98
58%
5874
*124%
8 74
*20%
.
a'
90
9
27
145
8%
4
j:.vi 874
8%,
*2574
..■
374
v!
9274
-.*131%
21%
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98
5874
474
*8V4
9
•
*101
474
*8%
145
8 Va
8%
8%
*36%
38
*90
27%'
*25%
*131%
140
21
3
24
85%
Jan
,.4 %
2,800
2874
287s
287a
137
42
28%
104
374
874
3774
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4 74. 3
Va
9274
*.
*8%
9
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4
-
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'
92%
v
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4 Va
,■
3%
•
% •J 37J/a
*36%
104
3%
"
37
38
*100 %'
%
,45%
7.3*174
42
29 Va
•
3%
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38
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38
104
3%
;
37%
42
"
42
29%
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2 '
2
7%
j
45%
*1%
*1%
38
*40%
*100%
8 Vs
45
4574
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•;
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2
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:
<
r.
45%
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12% Jan
25% Jan
Vi
20
63
:
7
<0,
-
Feb
l9/4 Jan
6
3% Jan
2
16% May 27
>
Dec
4% July
/
46
74
July
4
9%
5%
6
61?)
4%
Sep
8%
Jan
51%
Jan
19%
Dec
Nov
16
Jan
20
39% Feb
7
5%
2
1%/ Dec
>
-.4
15% Aug
69% Jan
109% Sep
2
/
\
Dec
110% July 20
3 Va Jan 13
Jan
17% July
Dec
Nov
12% Aug 17
% Sep 23
18
30 Va Jun.
Dec
86
34
24
67
2
-
:
Apr
Jan
9%
Mar
17
14
Sep
i
8v
4% Jan-
13
-
Dec
'
47 '
107 % Apr
19
6
2&
23% Jan
May 15
50
Sep
4%
102% July 14
.
Apr 28
-\7,- Jan
2
1% Jan
2
12% Feb 27
May
Sep
17
15% July 23:
6V4 Jan? 2
preferred-—i—_——L100
A
-4%
12%
•>:
*
*136%
15
48
*52
56%
1 %
-14%
32
•;.
48 %.
4 Vu
52%
56%
:
;
.v?-4%=>;-
4%
07 :
-.13 Va
*136%
15 Va
100
10 Va
V:
53
V "■
4%.
10 Vu
53
6%
conv
National
f
400
f >
300 ;;
"
1,600'
'
5,700 /
800*
r
6,700
(
1,200 :
900
V
4,300
r
7%
'.
preferred—
Aviation
,
13
f. 140
preferred—i—
i—10
Nat Distillers Prod———^—Nopar
300 f
27,700
f
V
Nat Enam &
National Gypsum Co——
301 y
:
200
.•
'20
•;
Co
par
1
$4.50 conv preferred_i——No
National Lead
5,900
'
r
Stamping—--No
:
par
1
Dec
200 ;
1
7,500,
National Power & Lt
r
1,600
"
4% ?
10 Va
.-53
54
*53
2.800
,
:
*2%
.,*6% ;
8 Ve
2Ve
7
8 Va
:
900
57
V
.
,;
Jan. 2
Sep 16y
Apr 30;
Jan
9
May 1
Jan
,2
15
5Va
'17 %
•
Feb
26
Sep
•i
4% Jan
,72' Mar
16% Jan
700
-
10
•
800
50Q
2,100
National Oil
Products Co
par:
:
-4
*—..No: par•
Jan
Jan
12%
$2 conv preferred
•'
,
Corp——xY——25
National Supply (The) Pa
—10
5%%
6%..
—40
prior preferred—;
prior
Natomas Co
4
(
9^8 Jun 10;
-
—
45% May 22
51 »; May 19
.No par
-
-100
.jl—-100
preferred
National Tea Co
Nchi Corp
May 14
v:
.
2% Mar 30
6% Apr 28
No
par
No par r
5% Mar
7
9%
;
12%
■
Dec
Jan
.16%
Jun
3%
Apr
14% July
•11
Sep
Sep
8
7Va - Feb
10 Ve
;
Apr
25%
Sep
Sep
20?;8
Sep
'.' 3%
Dec
.58%
Dec
.17
:
17%
Jan
93%
Jan
19'A
Sep
160%
Dec
176
Jan
Nov
154
Jan
Dec
24
Ju„
Feb
36
14 Ve
26
20
.
Dec
8%
,
138
Mar 17,
Jan
.•
12 %
12
35
43% May 28
17% Jan
Dec
-
V/g: Dec
7
3% Jan
Dec
10
x
29;;
lVa Apr. 16
Dec
3%
:■
Dec
Jan
,
Sep
175%
,11
Jan
:
Jan
1
3
146
2
9
11
18'A
5,
;
168-;
13% July
Jan
7%'Jan
Dec
15
Mar 17
:;29% Apr 28
Sep
23%
:
160% May
9% Aug 21
25% Aug 22
;
Dec
23 Va
6%- Dec
17
May" 6
■
5 Vu
15% Aug 25
/16 Vz Apr
Dec
13%
;
25y
5% Sep
Dec
2%
5% July
Jan
>
.6
Jan
Dec
Dec
■
13%
:.
6
19
14
9 Vu Jan
25
129
Jan
166% Jan
Apr, 24;
Mar 17
8% Jan
1%
14%
5
18:
Jan
54 V* Jun - 9
7% Jun 11
16'
,
2
3% Apr 28;
60
/ 145
National-Steel
*10'%
:%
x
:'v 3
-
>'
49% > 48 Va
33A Jan
-100
Nat Mall & St'l Cast Co—1.N0
1,100
32
i?u" :2
32
5
ly
.12'/« Apr: 23
^.100
v
V
5
llT/e Apr
—10
——
7% preferred Av—,—^
G?c preferred B
May
May
11
6%
.'■12%
4%
8%
V; 17%
: :14%
Nat Dairy Products—^^.—.Na par
National Dept Stores_w—i—No par
6%
24% Feb
;
24>
f f 6% May 18;
-100
preferred—v—:
Apr
Y; ? 5% Jan
10
—10
Nat Bond & Share Corp.,±~No par ;National Can Corp
—10
Nat. Cash Register———2—No par
: National? Cylinder Gas Co_i.——l
.
3
;
Corp-v———5
Biscuit Co—,'—-
3 Vu July 14
6Vu Aug 22
;
13% May 26
1
"
c
139
4 %•*
'
v >
Acme. Co
National
15%> 15 >/2 * '
32:..-- '- ,;
48%
43e
—1
100
Nat Automotive Fibres Inc
7,900 V
67% (
•*
t;vV....13 .;]* 13 Ve
Pr.* 1651:165
138
1% ' n7« >-48 Va
4Vg
10
16
69%;,;-:,.
164 ('•*. 172 ^
■
32
1%
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-
57/e
-—5
National
*9 Va
Yr 9%
V25Va'-: 25%
.Nopar
'
"
>5.^8 Y;
9%
Liquidating Co
3,300
■
17%'
15.Ve*" 15%
>;
Nabco
Nash-Kelvinator 'Corp_i.>—
Nash Chatt & St. Louis—
r
159
\'
'
.
7%;
%^;25%-;;5-
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12%
:
15,Va
4%
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4
57
9%
67
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-
10
52%
v
172
4 Vu
52%
Sep
66
$7 preferred
1,300
*14%v 14% (
0-; 5% >?■ 5%n>.
9%
138
10%
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12%
1%
10%
5
'162%
14%
48
.V5%
"136%
-
32
-1%
37%
110'
:
,,-1
2,300
•
'*4%?' ;;4-%:„;:
15%^"15%5(,^
3%.
67
136%
14%
7
3%
67
23A
page
15 ;;•
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V
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;
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15%
14%
07
7
see
7
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4%
17%;
'
25%
■
;>
V, 17
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2%
footnotes
"4
14
4Va
-
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12%
-
"i4
4%;
17
5%
3%
;
57
a
158
9%
•
160
>
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-15 Va
25
r
7-%%.' '7%
Y:-j5%>r:15%
•
5%
7
10'A
7%
:77
7
July
Dec
24 Va Apr
>■
v
Murray Corp of America,—.
10
Myers (F E) & Bro
-No par
13,400 ;•
,
•156
4%
15,
53
7%
15
16%
7
400
••
;-7%r-.
7 Va
'
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4%
-•
'
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4 Ve
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14
3-
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23
23
16%>17 % (
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e
''"3
15 Vu
156 •>■ 158
-
Nov
.26%
20 Va Aug 2T
' 2
Sep: 11
4%%
Jan
Aug
'
7%
14%
;;
1?
*55
:
3,500
3%
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7%
15 -f;
57
5%- -;-5% f,
*33% -35'441
6
16?'H
165 :-••>-
*55%
100
25%
16
34%
9% Apr 23
600
Dec
Jun
May 11
J
■
200
16%
3%
.
;
>;
i_;
;
No par
Munsingwear In©—„——No par
Murphy Co (Q O^—.—.^LiNo par
<
13%
16
9 Ve
Mullins'Mfg Co class Bi.—'<■
310
23 %>
16%
136%
4%
1,600
109 Vu
Dec
>115
May 1
preferred: series-C—-—No- par
102 % Apr 28
VMontg Ward So Go Inc—.—No- par 4: 23"% Apr 24Morrell (J) & Co,——No par
36
Aug 26;
>"
5656
-
Dec
Feb
6
par
Mueller Brass Co_,-___—
May
12%
103%
28
$4
600
14 Va
6
6
Feb
'"■>7; 8%
par
•
Dec
Jan
8
>12% Mar 12
Motor Products Corpj—-—No par
Motor -Wheel Corp,—'.
—5
>'
8
Jan
107
Dec
3
5
Morris St Essex_iJ,—,L_—,-50
*
48,
*10
22 ••••
90
Apr
21
-10
-
200
'
6
*23'
.12%
10
-
Co
3,300
'
3%
5%
3%
53
13,000
36
Chemical
28
Sep
2%
28
20
Power
preferred—-J—.——No
56%
15%' Dec
Aug
wlOO ,•» 103 V2 Jan
Preferred series B-U-i——No
;?
30 %V 31
4*33 P&
v.; $4.50
Dec
Aug
22V4Jun 24
10-
1,310
-9%
*
.
120 1
•:'>.i2
*21%
Monsanto
3# 20
118 Va 1119%
:
-
Y
Mission
500
«"-.
—4 l3%r>13% X
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32
48
'76
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25 >A
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1
Sep
176
20
4Va Jan
—.
4 115%, 115%
-*108%' 109
'30%
*33
-
*118 Va
-
109
.
76 Va
--"^115 %vll6
116%
Jun
40'/8
6
Sep
31%
17
Sep 17
20% Jun 27
Corp—-!
—10
8,200 ;
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
L..Na par
24.100 V
7% preferred series A
;
5.100
;
600
•Mohawk Carpet Mills— ^—.—20
15% £15%
-
28
Apr
,-100
»xl07% May 19
Impl
1
>
1% May 21
$6.50 preferred-—.•*—Nonpar-:X' 57'/a Jun 26
>
•
700
3%;:';<3%
;•■
i
9%
,
%
200
ll%;vn%
*4
* *'V'%
7
2r
Mar
1
preferred series C
Moline
171
108% Jan
16 Ve May 18
Minn
Jan
90 Ve Jan
88 Vt Apr 30
V 35 Va Janv 2
11143
Jan
25
5Va Jun
—_5 ; 4
4%> conv pfd series B_;
.28 Va
Sep
Prod————No par
v
Sep
May
Jan
8% cum 1st preferred—
1100
Minn-Honeywell Regu__
No; par
>
Jan
<17%
-19
12
101
■<.
:
11%
Dec
Jan
114
9%- Jan
—5
Petroleum—'
Dec
Sep
6
28
-t
—50
;—
Jan
6% Jan
'
1,500 i
4*
11%
Co
5 'A
12%
Mar
14
—1
Copper.^—-;—
Midland Steel
180 f
?
Machine
1% May
Dec
Dec
2
9'I
Co—i—No par
Min Trans
&
Jan
.
3%
10
May 12
99% Aug 21
;
Sep
aL
2%
s
32%
18
7
i
16%
Dec
Jun.
Aug
1st: preferred^—
Apr
3%
46% Jan
1% Sep
76
65
(The)
Aug
12%
11
J,-
;60
Co
Dec
7%
X20%
176
Apr 29
IV4 Jan
5
A..i.—No par
conv
4%
Dec
6 Va Jan
•
6
S6 preferred series
Feb
26Ve Jan
31
100
—
1%
Dec
—1
.............
4Mid-Continent
1,800 '■
1
July
Dec
Dec
5V#
10% Sep
12% Jan
•
>
8
Miami
•1,100
5
31
19%
;
May
Apr
;-Mesta
4
100
31
Aug
24 Va
Jan
Merch
300
1% Jan
3% Jan
Sep
14%
21%
6
5%
1,700
26
29%
24 Va Jan
94
Mengel
i
163b Jan
Dec
29 Va Jan
100
•
10,500
?
*4. 15%.;i5%;"-i
*115%
1
15
Jan
'Feb
11
'•,27% Feb
$5.50 pfd ser B w w ......No par
Melville Shoe Corp—j
L
1
280
:
30
6 V* Jan
Jan
138
35%
1
Aug 31
18
preferred
4
No par
4
f
5,000
>;
Corp
:
1.200
5% :-'•- 5% ;'
*109
-
11%
76
•
'
i
conv
Mead
50
.
28
4% Jan
1
31%
Dec
Apr
19 Va July 28
162
Apr 20
5
Co
17 V4
-27% Jan
par
McKesson & Robbins Inc.
Stores
5
22
2
19
.....No par
preferred—
23%
22% May
I
McLellan
19
13% Sep: 24.;
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines,.
*105Va' 107;
--*2% 4. -2%
7
10
For
:
300
•
'*57.-4:?. ' 60 >4
v
15%
*52
*7%
McGraw-Hill Pub Co.
5J/4%
6%
.4.19 % 4 20
2%
••
67%
>,12%
*143e
4
Sep
19%
'
Feb
X32
4
3Vb Sep-
100
t
Nv46%4.47 P'l
j
preferred
conv
2,300
6%
-16%--16%
5%
9%
..
.■(.
48
19
162
Dec
13% Jan
4
4% Jan
par
McGraw Elec Co—
6,800
3%
30%
*33
,
4%
15 Vu
37H.V:
*1%
•2,
-
>*15%
109.
17
*6?e
■
',
15'A
12%
15
60
21% Jan
2
par
preferred——No
•
-
.14%
*4% ;.
25 Vu
•
•
2
-
8% Apr 17*
17V4May20
"
>
—10
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2,500
*27 Va
28%
44 5%;^5%;
4
•47
ii!
76.
"
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15%
122
7%
17
97/u
•
Dec
27
% Mar 27
No par
I
May
2% Jun
Stores Corp___ ——L—1
McCrory Stores Corp—
1
:
30% :.-31-4%
58%;
12
-
159 V#
5% V:
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12%
108
5-.
>
100.4
109Ill
%
'
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116%
8
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4%
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%
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15% y-
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-
17
5%
11%
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16%
3?u
15
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.
23
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.
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V. Y 73/4- V
7 Vu
IV*
-15% ,15%
.-.
111
-
58%
.
3%
16%
16%
>
-.2
35
23
*7
"67,«
Dec
12
11% May 18*
—100
;—
May
5
—„1
No
1,100
33%
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*105%-107
-
'
5V4
>.*3:34.;
23
17
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-
-
13%
5%
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V
2
107.
56
-
'
2%
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*105%
12
109 Ve
6
15
8l
Oct
45% July
3% Dec
Jan
12%
Sep
39%
'
Jan
2% May 22
par
—
Wks
preferred
cum
20
-NO' par
-
Alkali
par
•—1
...No
300
7
,
$3
;
McCall
101%
•.'.=•>
1.9%
99%
9%
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*22%
•
111
i
19-:-:
57
3
■
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900
16%
46 %J
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5?u
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13%
142%
31%
Dec
■
35% Jan
131
-
10!4 Aug 25V
5
Co_—
preferred
6%
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23% v '
•
31
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19
4 45%
61 *-
27:%
5% 4 5%
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35
4
1,300 ;
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par
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107
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4
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11%
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22%
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58%
5%.' ' 5%;
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12
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66
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16%
8%
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11%
6%
v
23„- >23%
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18 Va
100
2
s
26%
29%
5 Va-"
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15%
77
109
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20
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5%
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2
2%
4 .15%
121
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23% Jan
—1
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>
103
12%
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6V4
23%
5% :.E 5%
27%
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11%"
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29
27%
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t *11%:
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33%
101%
23%
5%
4;: 16
110%
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s
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25
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600
1
v
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60
26%
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33
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5%
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16
1100
45 '
2 Vis
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Apr 27
27% Aug
3
17%; Apr 30
1
—
Master Elec Co
1,000
1%-
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7
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v ; IOO p
100 >i,
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39
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28
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28
39
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Martin-Parry
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4
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103
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500
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101%
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30
18 V4 Jan
124
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2,300
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24%
4 13%
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32%
19
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19 V*
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19
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39
19%
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;
11%
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108%
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12
Market St Ry
2,200
.13%
*85%
.
•
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4,600
27
Copper_^___^__
Marine
890
9%
21%
n%
.
87
*96%
*65%
«6
Jan
76% Jan
;
No par
Maracaibo Oil Exploration,
Midland Corp.—^
<
7,200
10 >4:
13%
1%
VI#
6
18% Feb
149
Apr
May
Apr
35
*;•'
-
16Va July 29
'
Mar 30'
24
9
par
Manhattan Shirt——
.
*163%
39
39
13 Va
101 Va
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2
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24
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103
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103
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19 Va
28
Jan
37%
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13"
6
30
May
9%
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100
Mack Trucks Inc'__l.No
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21%
26 Va
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:
2,000 '
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Dec
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98
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2% Mar
Jan
96 Va
Nov
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2
128
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1,500
;
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39
Dec
64%
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15V2 Jan
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1
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37
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30
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64 V»
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preferred
1
100
Louisville Gas & El A—'...No par
Lorillard
2,600
,
9% Jan
Long Bell Lumber A.x——.No par
Loose-Wiles Biscuit—s._25
-■
142 .: 142
145
25% May 21
32 Va
'
12
>
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Lone Star Cement Corp—_—No par
-
.
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15
14%
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—
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp——
—1
3-
I per share
74% Jan
16% Apr- 14
Lion Oil
Higheat
I pet share
73 Va Jan
*
164 Va Apr 16-
par
'Jan
33
18
50% Apr 29
..No
Year 1941
Lowest
,1 per share;
Mar 13
50 Va Apr
Range for Previous
Lota
Highest
ul00
i-a—,
Lily Tulip Cup Corp-^^a
:12% 412% 1 ; 300
14 %>'•' % 14% >14% ^y. v. 14% ft 14 %'.V
1,200
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18,000
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200
3 V4 V ■v
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.
100-Share
i_25
'
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20
,-25
j.
;
—_f.
of
i per share
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:
Liggett is Myers Tobacco-„
110
Basis
Lowest
"
■;
1,800
>
174-•
YORK
EXCHANGE
Life Savers Corp
1
58%
-
172 %
•'
Shares
•w
56% V 56 'A
"
v.
NEW
the AVeek
i
-
28%
•
for
Salea
-
share
per
"28
•
58 Tii
-174
•
Friday
$
56%
58%
59%
174
>
Sept. 25
28'A
55 %
58%
*58%
*172
174
-
i: t per share
28%
>'
V
Sept. 24
I per share
55
583/4
*171%
,.
Thursday
Sept. 23.
;
28%
55
58%
58%
*171%: 174
STOCKS
Wednesday
$ per share
28%
V;.' 55
60
*171 Va
*28
>
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Sept. 2!
Saturday
f per
HIGH
1123
2'%
5
53 Va Feb
;5
42
Dec
Dec
Dec
Dec
7% Mar
68 Va
Jan
7% July
6% Jan
28
4
% 16% Feb
Feb
-■( 63
25
8
6
41
Feb
5
43
Feb
75%
Sep
2
Dec
5
Feb
8 Va
Dec
11%
Oct
6%
Dec
9%
Apr
:
'.
70
3% Jun , 6
9Vu Feb
6
8Ve Sep 25
Va
Feb
Feb
16%
68
Nov
Sep
'
'
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1124
S
I per share
15
*74
76
*35
37
*74
241/2
./■
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15
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15
76
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76
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77M4
75
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38
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38
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38
36
25%
25
25
7%
7 Ma
7 Ms
7%
/
.
25 Vi
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25 Mi
73A
25 Mi
■
.
109 Ma
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109 Ms
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109 Ma
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7 Mb
'
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3 6 MB
100
109 Va
20
25 74
8
8
11
100-Share
1,600
4.300
Newport Industries
2,400
Range for Previous
Lots
t
share
per
S per
share
5
14 y2 Feb
27
75% Sep
15
35 74 Sep
9
Jan
Apr
104
27
Highest
•
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22 Ma Apr
17
30.1/2 Feb
105
28
11 Mi Jan
12
17% Sep
12
25Ma Jan
2
98'/, Sep
22
109'% Jan
9
23 mb May 21
32 mi Feb
5
Jan
27
„
2274
share
July
17
Dec
79 Va
Nov
Dec
45 Mb
69% July
313/i Dec
16
7 Mi Apr
t per
share
10 Mi
109 Ma July 27
MarlO
—1
—
Year 1941
Lowest
Highest
28
—No par
5% preferred series A__
—100
Newmont Mining Corp_
i.
10
(J J)
Newberry Co
of
70% May 26
serial preferred—100
conv
8%
>108
25 Mi
43A%
25 Mb
MB
$ per
;—1
Neisner Bros Inc
75
Basis
Lowest
Par
15 Mi
>14 Mi
15
*74'
Range Since January 1
On
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Shares
share
per
*14 MB
108
"24
7M4
I
share
per
38
,■
108
24 Ma
7Ma
$
share
per
15
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109M2
109M2
*
share
per
NEW
Sales for
the Week
76
14 Mi
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$
share
per
Friday
Sept. 24
Sept. 23
Sept. 22
Sept. 25
Thursday
Tuesday
Sept. 'IY
Sept. I!)
STOCKS
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
LOW AND
Monday
Saturday
Monday, September 28, 1942
Jan
110
Jan
•
Apr
313/4
Jan
5%. Apr
11Mb
Aug
'
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18%
17%
17%
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99%
*98'/4
99 Ms
98 %
98 Ma
*98
98 Vis
98%
*98
98 Ma
200
N'port News Ship St Dr Dock
1
$5 conv preferred
—No par
*28 %
29 7 B
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29 MB
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29%
*28 Ma
29 Mb
29%
29%
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29 Mb
200
New
York Air
Brake—.a—No
pur
9%
9%
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9%
A 9%
9%
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38,800
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York Central———--No
par
17Mi
■"
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9
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173/4
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13
13 Mi
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38 3A
39%
39 aA
14%
14
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14 Mi
14 Ma
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4 Mi
4%
4%
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14
14
67
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46
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46
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11Mb
11
11 Ms
12
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92
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92
91 Ma
6%
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2%
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2Mb
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107%
107'/a;
170
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1,200
343,8
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Feb
18
110
Jun
2
274 Sep
23
Jan
14
Sep
25
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2
23%
29
19
tNor States Pow $5 pfd_:
8
Feb
10% Jan
5
9'/a
Dec
52 mb Jan
26
50%
;
Apr 29
53
Jan
27
14
Jan
Jan
31
Jan
HOM2 Sep
9
100
Apr
: 96
2
8 % Apr
14
27
Feb
18
20
50
—r;—
Mar
2
274 Sep
29
Jan
35
Sep
323/i Jan
Jan
215
:
II9M2
•
Oct
Jan
Apr
58 M4
Jan
Dec
57%; Jan
Dec
93
/
Jan
Sep
7%
M, 34
Dec
8%
Aug
Dec
107
6
17%
98
July
3M4
18
lOMtJan
Feb
Mi
•
17%
113%
Nov
-14
.Oct
Jun
.■1
40 V*
Jan
14
33Mi Sep
J
14
634 Apr
1
1274 Aug 18
38
20
7 Mi Sep
;
7
2
Aug
tv Oct
1%
10 Ma
27
41/2 Jan
31 Ma Apr
1
Jan
—
;
.
50'/a
6
25
par
No
Lines
60
•
•
Feb
Apr
Norwich Pharmacal Co—2.50
300
Dec
109
Telegraph—50
Air
Preferred
•
179%
23
974 May 21
8572 Apr 14
Norwalk Tire & Rubber—j— No par
30
14
Sep
39
No par
800
34
Jan
116
39
—1
Northwestern
7
192
6% Mar 31
Co__———50
—-100
Northern Pacific Ry_
Northwest
115
•
Jan
Dec
23 Mi Jan
Mar 26
Mar 10
j".
Oct
;
112
.
Dec
15% Apr
Sep
18
■
Oct
3
19
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—
Jan
Jun
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220
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Northern Central Ry
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8
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8Mb
8Mb
,
.
109
39a
American Aviation:—
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6,200
.>
38
2%
May 20
Aug
24 Mi
Dec
26
—.—50
preferred series.;.
50
5%%
25.400
2%
106%
27
'
8
8
8
6M4,
2% •'
6
Jan
preferred series
6%
300
:
'
33
33
91
6M4
38
Feb
474 May
% Jan
North American Co
100
Mi
*90%
'11%
110
80
Shipbldg Corp part stk—_1
Adjust 4%
25,100
6%
38
May 22
108
12
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Apr
143
46
11%11%
11%
36 Ma
2%
2MB
i
8
100
107%
107%
36 Ms
11
*73/4
107 3/8
11 Ms
36%
8%
107 Mb
5
—100
11%
;
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preferred——
91 /'
6V3
109 Mi
108
11 *
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6%
15
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*45'/a
*90 Ma
6 Ma
15
Noblitt-Sparks Indus
12%
12
6 Ms
6 Va
,
110
110
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*7%
46%
46
45%
3/s
8 Mi
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*45
*90
34
8
48%
46
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8
7%
23
610
20
183/4 Aug
47'/4
Jan
200
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Dec
6
-
Jan
15% Jan
•
Dec
3
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162
8 Mi
15
1,300
118
Ma
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46
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2%
160 Mi
115
Ms
7
11%
1
160
118
25
3*3 Jan
4,000
20 Va *
20%
20
160
6
12
61-
Conv
Y
103/i
Feb
1574 Jan
May 25
July
45
Feb
6
51
-
Jan
116
'Dec
27% Sep
Hi
23
'?
100
—,
mi
iV
22M|
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116
7 Mi
%
7
Ry Co——100
tN Y N H <fc Hartford
10,700
A>
2
17 Va Feb
27M'4
Dec
Dec
2
12M4 Apr
——50
preferred—
100
IN Y Ontario & Western—100
2%
11
1
26
Jun
•1,4,
par
—50
preferred
non-cum
N Y Lack & West
220
4,800
JA
2%
227a
20
10 %
29% *
%
.
2%
A
22
20
46
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6%
6'A
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111
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>>:%'
45%
11%
>10%
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'
160
116
73A
2Mb
22%
158
115
7 Mt
>
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161
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7%
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20
161
115
7%
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45%
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11% Jun
10
19%
106 Mb Mar
lOMiJan
>—No par
NY & Harlem RR Co_
60
1
29
30
\
2%
2%
21 Ma
-'*21
20
161
2 Mb
M4
%
2 HA
19 Mi
162 Mi
,
2Mb
21 Vi
29%
31%
30 Ms
%
2y8
162'/2
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31%
Va
>>%
21%
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.
30 Ms
Ms
2
2
:2
x
Dock———;—'—No
York
/A- 5% preferred
1,400
,
90
63
'
31
>
143A f
New
24
36
_100
nyc Omnibus Corp—-4—_Nq par
800
A
5%,
preferred series A—,
6%
800
A
,
>6Mi Jun
100
N Y Chic & St. Louis Co——
1,000
7,700
(
14%-,
>14 Mi
65 Mi
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90
A
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15
14%
14
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66
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4MB
13'A
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66
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,
13 3/a
41%
14M4
13%
41
14%
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13%
38%
14 Mi
1374
40Mb
*12 A
39
14 3i
*12%
18 Mb
18 Ma
18%
*98
Dec
21
»
.
Nov
23/4
Jan
27% July
Dec
I 7% Dec
Feb
13M4
O
8%
8%
8Mb
8%
*23 Ma
23 Mi
*233A
8Mb t
23%
3 Ma
.
48 Ma
23 Ma
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23 Mb
%
50
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8 Ma
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8 3,8
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6 MI
6
'•*22%' v23%
■>
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27 Va
V
v
100
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47 %
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47
49
Ma
15
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15
17%
17 Mb
17
Ma
19 Mb
19
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19Mi
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27%
27
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27. Vis
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16%
16Mb
16Mb
A 16%
81 Ma
83
83
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143
28
143
A'
1st
380
2d
18
200
Pacific
Finance
2,400
Pacific
Gas
28 Mi
28
900
Pacific
:
•
MB
•
1,500
Pacific
Pacific
143
143
10
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n
tl
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2%
2
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2 Mi
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2 Mi
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18%
7%
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2
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2Mb
2 Ml
f
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6 Mi
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6 '/2
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2 Mi
18 Mb
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.
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6 Mb
2Mb
2%
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26%
26
48
Mar 28
45%
Dec
56Ma
Oct
43% Apr 25
54
Jan
383/4 May
52%
Dec
6% Mar 27
8Mb Jan 27
12%
Sep
4.4 Apr
6mb Sep
42
par
Jun
16
Apr
9»/4 Apr
27
par
13% Jan
27
18:l 8
18 Mi
73a
.
103 %
104
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1%
104
2%
238
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19%
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115%.
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13 Ma
in
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55
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Packard
22.900
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Apr
7Mi Nov
;•• May
4Mi Apr
16
25Mi Nov
16
Nov
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23
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41
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24
17
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38
27% Jan
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69
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6
72
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105
Mar
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Dec
7% Jun
3
55'/? Apr
24
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16
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75
9
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9
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78
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77
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2
353/4
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46 M4
Apr
27
1% Feb
25
2
2
60
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43/4 Sep
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58
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26'/? Apr
24
2
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52
24
13
Dec
23 Ma
27
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17
18
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21
64
9% Jan
14
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371/2 Sep
68
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27
29
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175
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13
x
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8 3/4
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84
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15
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19
163
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166
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25
174
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181
51/4 Jan
14
63/8 J an
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6
451/4
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65
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3
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Dec
43%
61
Dec
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1%
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7% Apr
No par
Jan
18
May
May
12%
Sep
30
6
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Jan
July
109
65
-1
—No par
43/4
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30'A July
14
15'/? Jan
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Sep
Mi Aug
Dec
14
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Pittston
Dec
18%
30
43
1%
%
9
763/4 Jan
100
100
100
23
%
3 2 Mi Jan
103
-—i
Iron Corp—No par
preferred
No par
preferred
54
40% Jan
Pitts Coke &
$5 conv
Apr
Aug
Jan
1
Apr
25
100
100
—
251/4
25
36 3/4
27
49
98
No par
100
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5
preferred—
112% Mar
22% May 21
100
Phillips Petroleum
Dec
Dec
.20
28'% Apr
x
—100
series
series
Dec
Jan
Aug
7'/? Jan 24
7
51% Feb
5
9
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3%
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29% Jan
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233/s July
28
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6
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Dec
Jan
x.
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5
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Sep
20
4
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6
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1
;
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73
30
26
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;
;
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—No par
preferred class B
100
5% preferred class A—,
-100
5M2% 1st ser conv pr pfd—-100
Pittsburgh & West Va
100
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10
234
page
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'
15
24'% Jan
19% Jun
Dec
Jan
Sep
4
108 Ma Feb
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Jan
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15 mb Mar
Oct
2
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Dec
80% Jan
•
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Apr
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18
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2
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9
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Apr
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1
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Pitts Screw & Bolt——:
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par
2,700
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55 V2 Jan
4
of America
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170
15
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Preferred
59%
Apr
18
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3,900
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44
36
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1
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5%
100
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104
200
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106
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July 22
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1.280
,
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4
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100
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16
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28
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40
•;"•
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28
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17
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140
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17
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yar
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81 %
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6%
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Oct
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28
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27
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26
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86 %
86%
12
12
12
12'A
9%
9%
9%
*9%
3%
*9%
3%
•
100
A
.7
8% Jan
5%
Dec
13 V8
Jan
7
8% Jan
6%
Dec
13%
Jan
22% Jun
10
par
42
Feb
17
100
115
Feb
16
9% Jun
3
29% Jan
52
21%
Jan
14% Jan
Dec
50
40%
Dec
115
121% July 23
Oct
Jun
Jan
61%
120
Sep
July
8
11%
Dec
Mar 30
86% Jan
14
75%
Dec
110
Jan
x99% Jan
14
92-
Dec
123%
Jan
79% Mar 30
111
Jan
106%
Dec
137
Jan
99
Mar 30
123
Jan
117
Dec
158%
Feb
111% Mar 19
115
Feb
114
Dec
117%
.——No
preferred
El
100
& Gas
pfd $5.
No par
Oil
No par
(The)
preferred
5%
conv
20% July
7
—No par
:
9
26% Feb
2
10
Apr 28
29%
Jan
Oct
19%
29% July
7-
Jan
Dec
Feb
12
Dec
90% May 13
80% Jun 17
101% Jan
107%
Dec
100
91% Jan
20
83%
Feb
95 %
Aug
No par
9% Mar 11
12% Sep
25
8%
Deo
12%
Oct
10
8% Mar 11
100
preferred—
Purity Bakeries
100
2
Jan
73% Mar 31
6%
;
Jan
8%
13%
62
Pure
86%
86
11%
21
Feb
6% July
Pullman Inc...
98%
99
85 %
11%
Jun
Dec
21
preferred—————.100
8%
.
per share
3%
5% Jun
jl.No par
16
15
5% Jan
Highes,
share
4%
1
50
Jan
S per
Sep
5
No
per share
17
8
3% May 21
7
.
Year 1941
Lowest
100
9.300
7,
$
per share
15% Jun
par
Range for Previous
Lots
par
8,800
9
100-Share
Highest
9% Jan
preferred
17 %
'■■■
210
of
No par
& .Gamble_____
Pub Ser
26%
No
—,
preferred
t6%
260
-
.4;
,
B
pfd (ser of Feb 1 '29)
t$5
119
25%
85%
Quaker State Oil Ref Corp
194
10% Aug 18
■
Mar
8'A Apr)'
12% July
A',.";,
A..
.
4.300
93
105%
%
class
Pub Serv Corp of N J.
400
84%
-
A
;
10%
71%
*115
99
5%
80
10%.
8%
*96 %
99
Procter
3.700
84%
25%
8%
100
•
49 %
72%
;
.
26
121
Co
5% conv 1st preferred
5% conv 2d preferred.
7
48%
'119
&
S
Pocahontas——_No par
Poor
Postal Teleg Inc preferred
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
*24
49%
105%
Creek
1,300
6%
120
*93
116,
Par
Pond
Basis
Lowest
3.800
10%
106
On
4%
84%
94%
93%
1
106
*113
lift
r
94%
94
Range Since January I
STOCK
Sharer
71%
•'
YORK
EXCHANGE
17%
*6%
24%
49%
10%
72%,
105%
■
24%
,
NEW
18%
4
7
.
120
10
94
*9%
7 '
49%
120
120
for
18%
6%
*6%
25
*23%
*49%
*119%
V
49%
120 %
6%
6%
7
*6%
7
*6%
•
Sales
the Week
share
*15%
18%
6%
per
3%
18%
72
-
♦105'A .108
*113
3%
18%
83%
73
S
17%
3%
19%
*119%
84%
"93%
15%
17%
3%
18%
> ,49
10%
10%
84
*15%
17%
t per share
share
3%
-*23%
•
49
120', a
.73
f per
19 ■%
6%
-
25
•
119
Sept. 25
3%
6%
*6'A
*15%
Friday
Sept. 24
Sept. 23
18%
3%
19
7 "6%
17%
*15%
17%
*3%
1518%
STOCKS
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Sept. 21
Sept. 1.9
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Monday
Saturday
1125
R
3'A
3 Va
57%
3%
*56%
*56%
*8%
*3
18%
8%
*25%
26 Va
*25%
26'A
7
14'A
28
*27%
23%
42%
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
1,000
25%
25%
26 ,..7
*25%
•A 7 28(7.7
25%
14
7
28
23%
23%
*25 Va
13%
13%
7
'7-
23%
V
14'%
29
*27%
23%
23%
v
28
':
No par
No par
6%
2'A
Dec
4%
Jan
57% Sep
22
47%
Dec
62%
Jan
88
Apr
25
85
Dec
88
Dec
3% Jan
6
2
2
Dec
3%
Jan
100
34% Jun
4
46% Jan
9
38%
Mar
55%
Oct
—No par
15'A Jan
2
25
14%
Dec
21 Va
July
-1
7% Jun
8
19% Sep
11% Jan
16
8%
Dec
18% July
23% July
conv
Rayonier Inc
$3 preferred
3% July .10
6
Apr 25
Apr 23
88
2
1
preferred
Raybestos Manhattan..
400
.7
.i-—
1st preferred—
700
4%
26% Feb
3
23
Dec
11% Apr 16
23% May 28
15% Jan
28-
10%
Dec
18'% July
28
23
22%
Dec
27%
Aug
50
:
4%
1
50
20 > May 28
23% Sep
19,;
19%
Dec
24
Jan
—25
—
Reading Company
200
23%
23%
i
»«.u
>,7 2.500
14
14
*27%
.
'"'
.
2% Mar
46% Mar
No par
1st preferred
conv
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
1,100
*8%
14'A
28
7, 23%
23%
77*22%;
39%
700
,7
42%
!
25%-
14
*27%
3%
*19%
8%
25%
■■7
14'A
28
3%
7
Corp of Amer
$3.50
$5 preferred B
*39%
19
*8
13% 7 14
J.
3 %.
700
100
*83
'
Radio
19,500
>
57%
57%
57%
100
3
3%
*40
19
57'A
*83
100
42%
42'%
*39%
18%
8%
23%
3
42%
18% \
*27%
3
57%
*83
7V,8%
18%
57
57%
100
*39%
:
42%
*39%
57
*83
3%
*3
3 Vb
*3
3'A
3%
57%
100
*83
100
*83
3'A
3%
50
—
2d preferred
...
Sep
29 %
Aug
1
;'v
#2
73
*15
16'A
*6%
8%
8%
*65
*65
67
47
*3%
3%
14
13%
*98 %
'■
...
77:7*72 Va
85 Va
*58
*80
*46
*3%
*98%
99%
%
85
4%
4%
*4%
4%
4%
22%
22%
22%
22%
x55
Mar
10% Nov
9
65'A July 30
53'%
Dec
67'A
Jan
48
34
Dec
61
Apr
6
2% Jun
22
14%
14%
14%
14,200
*98%
99%
*75
77%
76'%
5%
7>.
5'/a
>
5%;
84%
*84%
85%
84%
61%
*58
61%
59
7Va
7'A
i Vi
80
80
59
4%
4%
4%
22%
22Va
-/■■■
7
-
4%
7%
22%
Feb
2
4% Jan
14
2»A
Dec
3%
Dec
2
14'A
Dec
22%
Jan
101%
19
11
Jan
100% Mar
5
96
Aug
3
86% Jan
23
77
Dec
97
Jan
No par
4% Jun 22
6-% Jan
3
Dec
11
Jan
100
78% ouly 30
Apr
129
Sep
100
54
x94% Jun
100
preferred
5%%
Jan
8
preferred
prior pfd ser A__——100
preferred
160
-
4%
22%
90
1,000
7,7'
conv
Revere Copper & Brass.—
20
•
7'%
conv
6 %
400
-
3,700
81
80
22%
A
84%
7%
80
6%
'
5'A
9'% July
12'%
38 % Jan
13% Sep
Dec
Apr
100
No par
Nov
Apr
—1
Republic Steel Corp
Nov
16
7'%
14%
7:
6'%
53
Apr
9Va
Reo Motors v t c
4%
22%
25
Sep
Mar
7
2-
Rensselaer & Sara RR Co
22%
4%
22%
with warrants—
2%
6
100
99%
*79%
9% Jan
800
*74
80
80
12% Feb
7% May 18
3%
*98%
7%
6'A Apr 24
10% Mar 11
1
46%
5
*58
Preferred
Sep
1
16% Aug 24
7% Feb
2
10
Dec
22 Va
65
No par
Reliance Mfg Co
Remington-Rand
3%
74
7
Corp
Apr 30
*45%
99%
84 %
61%
*6%
Stores
Jan
11
3%
5
5
15
39
100
1st pfd
46 %
73
73 V A■
14
& Co
1
2% July 10
13
3%
3%
13%
*83%
80 Va
*80
81
100
1% Jan
5
100
(Robt)
Reliable
^
100
47
*58
7
*6%
_
Hosiery——
Preferred
Reis
3,600
47
3%
58
58
7%
V
67%
85%
*83%
'■
62
*6%
*:
•
9%
*65
14
5
'
ii%
9%
67'a
72%
5'A>:; .■■7-
11%
47
*98'/a
99%
9'A
>
Silk
Real
160
*66
13%
774 77.v 7
.
*5
5'A
*83%
14 :
13%
*98%
99%
'775
*72 Vb
7 *5
7 V 7.7
16
; 6%
*6%
11%
9
100
73
16
6%
*6%
v
•
1
65'A
■
3%
3%
*3%
.
*65
16%
*11
9
2% A.
65'A
*46
47
47
6%
%;:'7
73
16 Va
11%
8%
*1%
67
*65
47
66'A
*6%
8%
2
*65
16'A
*11
11%
-A
73 r.
16'A
6%
6%
8%
8%
2
2%
*65
16
*11
11 Va
*11
11%
8%
*
6%
*6%
1
*11
75
15%
15 Va
15%
*2
4
2%
*65
73
*65
*65 7
*2
2%
*2
2'A
Reynolds Metals Co
5%% conv preferred
800
Reynolds
Reynolds
(R J)
Richfield
No par
.
;
129% Mar
75% Apr
3% Mar
l
4%
Feb
3
97
Jan
20
60
8% Jan
5
6%
Dec
15% July
85% Jan
19
75 Va
Dec
95
74
May 22
6% May 20
100
Spring...
5,600
70% July
29
80%
Apr
Sep
July
4% Jan
5
Dec
10%
27% Jan
27
22%
Dec
34%
54
Jan
27
49%
Dec
53 Va
Jan
9
Jan
15
7 %
Feb
12 Va
Aug
8% Jan
16
6
Apr
9%
5% Jan
9
20
2%
Dec
4
Jan
'
*30
7'As
*30
33
7'A
*6%
7»A
6%
"1
7'A
7
7»A
7%.
*7
*30
33
*30
33
7*A
6%
*30
33
*7'A
7
7
*30
33
33
Common
7%
'••>.
7%
7%
7%
1,700
6%
7%
Tob class B
6%
*6%
7'%
300
Ritter
Corp
Dental
x
10
_
Oil
20
Apr
23
33
10
Sep
10
6% Apr 28
6% Apr 30
3% Jan
6
No par
Mfg
—.No
par
'
*4 Va
28%
<N CO
28'%
8%
*4%
4%
>!.-• ,V,*4V8
4%
18%
18'A
*18%
18%
8%
8%
9'%
9%
9%
8%
<
7
40
*37
40
*37
8%
4%
18%
*4
17%
8%
8%
Vb
*17%
4%
•7vl7%
4%
*18
18 «A
*8%
*4'A
18»/4
7 7*4%
4%
*18
28%
>>
28%
9
*38
40
*38
40
*37
28%
-
28 3
to CX3
29%
29'A
.
**
03
500
Antelope
Ruberoid
Co
Copper Mines.—
_No
par
16
Feb 19
19% Mar 20
1
(The)
7
May 20
10 % Jan
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp
1,500
40
40
28%
28%
4
v*38
Roan
'>
•
$2.50
•
2,100
St
5,800
{St
conv
preiej.red
47
May 28
23
10
27
•
*
* VB
III
'
%
*%
■>' *4
7
7%
>7.
36%
10%
10%
18%
93
19
77,7.
'
11 Vb
34
34
*110
110
2
42
27
27
.
Aug
48%
Jan
Dec
Jan
14%
39% July
XU Feb
32
%
1
12%
13
5,300
1,400
800
*112'%
113%
*110
113
'A>>
■
v, • '•••
35
*34'A
35
113
3a
Va
A'
^
Scott
*1%
53%
7%
;,
-
*61
62
*61
62
6
6
6
6
Va
33
33
34
34
33
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
6
7'
Air
Line
*26
26%
69
*66 A
2%
13%
*16%
*11%
13
14
*13%
13%
.7%
-
13%
*13%
.
17%
*11%.
8
7%
2%
*14%
14%
19%
19%
>
19%
129%
*127
17%
-17
.17%
•
;■>:
129%:
'
17%
,
r
129%
*127
17%
17%
7 7%
%
129%
17%
*127
,21%
24%
25
*34%
*111%
2%
2%
*
For
Union Oil
15
—
Silver King Coalition Mines..
900
,
'
footnotes
.5
Skelly Oil Co
—
Sloss Sheffield Steel & Iron..
112%
$6
17'A
300
8
26,100
2%
10,700
14%
r
20
preferred.
South Am Gold Si Platinum
400
So
1,700
129%
Porto
8%
Rico Sugar.
—No par
16%
18,000
Southern
35%
35%
36
36%
36%
37,000
*40 %'
42 %
2%
2%
2%
2%
4,100
*2%
2%
*2%
2'%
*2%
2%
200
41%
California
Southern
4,400
2%
*41
Southern
Natural
Ry_.
5%-preferred
Mobile &
•
Sparks Withington..^
Spear & Co..—
21%
21%
21%
22
22
25%
25 %
25%
25%
26%
3,800
35
35
34%
34%
34%
34
%
34%
34%
3,795
Spicer Mfg Co
55
55
111 'A
32%
115
47
see
3%
96
page 1127.
*53%
65
*54%
55%
*54%
55%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
33'A
33'A
33 %
33%
33 %
*31V*
32
32%
32%
33
33
*111'A
115
*45
3%
*95
65
2%
47
*110
3%
*95
32%.
*111%
*45
115
47
*110
3%
96
3%
*95
*111%
*45
115
47
*110
3%
96
3%
*95%
Jan
3
7%
Dec
14% July
71% Jan
\
:
500
-
20
1,900
32%
34
610
33
300
*45
96
3%
47
*95%
96
1
Conv
—No par
_
Square D Co...
conv
preferred..—
Squibb (E R) & Sons
10,300
Standard
$4.50
preferred
No par
No
;
par
—.1
100
No par
—,
Brands
2
par
.No par
51%
Feb
25-
4
25
Apr
14"% Apr
>
10
2%
29%
27%
108%
40%
109%
2%
89%
Sep
23
10Va
Jan
16%
Dec
14
9
Jan
28% Jan
Jan
Jan
2
22
9
95
2;,
Jan
30%
Nov
35'A
Jan
Oct
Feb;.;
112
Jan
Dec
111%
114 r.'
Jan
i
6
Feb;
25% July
6
9
Jan;
15
4
.,13%
Feb
18%
8% Aug 17
7%
Dec
10% July,
2% Jun
14%
1%
3
144% Jan
29
20% Jan
19%
Jun
23%
120
Aug
25
2
36% Sep
25
5
50% Mar 24
3
59
x
-
14
6
Feb
11
114
49% Jan
6
113
Jan
Jan
6
110
Jan
8
,
Dec
Mar
Dec
36%
37%
2
Nor
OU
Jan
6% July
69
July
22
July
39% July
Apr
38% July,
54%
Aug
60
Deo
Dec
6%
i 34% Dec
57%
Jan
Feb
40 Va
Aug
:
3
,
31%
111
Dec
Jan
117% Aug
47%
Dec
48%
Dec
3%
Dec
6%
Jan
8
5
Feb
May
27%
6
45% Jan
19% Jul,
17%
3
38% Jan
Sep.
14% Aug
27%, Dec
Mar 24
"
13%
Feb
60
;
Jan
Dec
Jan
2
6
4% Jan
10
1
July 30
60
Jan
19%
6
Mar 16
Dec
27%
23 % Mar
.22% Aug 25
31% Jan
Aug
Mar
Dec
11%
5
Aug 24
3% Feb
150
8
5
15% Sep
18% Feb
16%
Sep
Nov
2% July
Feb
13
10A
12% Jan
-
Dec
13
x
27
37
Apr
May
2 Vb
Feb
July 20
Aug
Jan
21%
Oct; v
Feb ; %
18%
3:
287
5
Dec
Nov
1
13% Jan
28
Apr 28
Sep
Dec
11%
20% Jan
.17
Apr
Jun
Jun
Apr
Sep
Jan
2
17
16
24
1
9
10
29
2
Dec
40
112
Jun
Sep
Nov
Dec
100
1% Apr 24
2% May 4
59
July 30
17%
21%
31%
49 ;
6%
32%
.26
9% Apr 20
,
5%
59
Dec
Aug 27
16>,
34% Jan
..No par
Apr
26 7.
126 ^
par ,.;
Dec
3%
15% Jan
23% Jun
No par
Inc.—
$4.50 preferred——No
$5 pref series A
3%
_.._No
—
$3 conv preferred A
Spiegel
5 7a
115
*110
3%
preferred....
48%
26% Jan
2
12% May 20
'
*32%
*111%
$5.50
Spencer Kellogg & Sons:
6
15
17% Jun 27
/
*
Jan
Jan
4% Jan
6
100
Sperry Corp (The).——
35
32%
Jan
10%
17
Apr
par- r
—±No par
24%
'
.
—...—1,
*21
•
78%
1% Mar 24
29 >
100
%
—J.
Ohio stk tr ctfs
*53%
55
1% Mar
14
7.50
—-No
21%
2%
Dec
Dec
15% Jun
6
6'A Mar 11
Edison.;.—„25
Gas Co.
24%
*54%
3% July
Apr
i
4%
15
.
—100
65
2%
Jan
July
35
9
Apr 15
13% May 18
5
preferred
Apr
Jan
62% Sep
6% Sep
108
July 10
15% July 28
.1
S'eastern Greyhound Lines—
16
*53%
Va
% July
17
49%
7
14
20% Aug 26
65
par
16%
65
Sep
July
5
60
V;> 19% Apr 23
15
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc..——.15;,;
24%
55
% Apr
100
No
10
Apr 29
11% May
Smith (A O) Corp..
_a_
10
Smith & Cor Type v t c—.No par:
Snider Packing Corp
.....No par
:300
13
42%
,
2
2% Jun 30
/
10
Simonds Saw & Steel....——No par
69
13%
;
No par
Petroleum
*21%
*110
96
'127
Pen Co—No par
*53%
*45
47
*110
*95
129%
2%
(W A)
Simmons Co
200
2%
-
8 % Aug
Apr 29
Mar
6
May 21
10 % Apr 24
,—j.No par
24%
32%,
"3%
1
.
Shell
4"%
54%
4'A
30%
..No par
;
pref ser A__...No par
(Frank G)
21%
*31%
115
3
-
.*40
1%
3% Mar 24
6
8
No par
65
2%
32%
*45
2%
*54%-
32
31%
42%
2%
*34%
2%
*31%
35
35
1
Apr 14
52 V* July 8
.No par
preferred
conv
Sheaffer
Simms
27
i
24%
%
55
2%
-
47/a Jan
1
—
.21%
.
35
*54%
.
*39
2%
*53%
65
*21
31%
:
2%
*2%
2%
*53%
44
„
16%
16%
'31%
57 i-V Jan
Southern Pacific Co___———No par
"
Jan
43% May
5
par
1,800
16
Ve
A Feb 10
39%
Dec
57,700
16
112
Dec
Dec
15%
15%
115'A Mar
Dec
94%
31
9
17%
Jun
Va
10%
15%
Jun
107
Sep
Sep
Apr
11%
14%
15
109%
23
Sep
8%
79
25
10%
15
10
Sep
36% Jan
23
28
17%,
14%
Jan
110
9
11
Jun
Jan
15
7
116
106% Jan
Vb Jun
Jun
12%
13% Sep
10%'
10
10
14%
25
Sep
Sep
113
A Mar 21
18
17%
95
25% Apr 16
109Ye Aug 17
par
17%
17%
*9%
*2%
7%
19%
14%,
31%
:
•
*14%
10%
*38
■
2%
14%
.
.7
19%
9%
,
8
13%
14%
13%
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,
"7%
*11%
-
2%
13%.
2%
13 7
14
19%
10
45
*16%
17 VV
*13%
14%
15
.
17
*108%
7
2%
13%.
31%
112%
;
19%
10
2%
27
*64%
14%
13%
.31%
7"
7!, 7.65S4A7
conv
$3.50
2,700
20%
2%
10
*37%
28%
20%
14%
*127
24
May 15
47
Dec
10% Apr 23
1% Sep 16
.No
Steel Corp
Shattuck
1%
19%
>>
13%
V
7>
711%
•
8
10
,
65
*108%
13% 7
13.
21
26%.
.
16% :
>*11%
>' 7 13%
2%
14%
777
112%
16%
-
>;
8
65
*108%
•
19%
19%
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77%
2%:
13
•13%
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14%,
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'
13%
8
2
2
2
*14%,
*11%
-
26%
*64%
*1
1 Va
*20%
21
19% Sep
78
par
...
Sharpe & Dohme
1,200
*26%
'
26%
69
$5
400
13%
n
1 Va
*20%
66
A 7.r,V 65%
108% 112% 7
*108% 112%
17 "A
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*16%
17%
112%
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130
*2%
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21
26%
:■
2,300
2%
2%
13%
26%;
600
6%
13%
*2%
13%
1 Vb
-
62%
6%
2%
2%
13'A
*66
*61%
6
13%
*2%
13 Va
*26
.
6
15
; 7:7-7 *1
% ,7 *20%
Corp
Inc...
Sharon
,250
14%
1%
3
Apr
106%
x
..—100
Sears Roebuck & Co
1,500
14%
2%
21
62%
*61
7
14%
13%
*20%
6%
15
2%
21
56 Va
6'A
32'/a
13'A
*20%
55%
6%
56
32%
2%
19% Jan
23
....No par
preferred
Seagrave
Servel
y >4oo
32%
13%
*1
8%
32'A
*2%
1%
800
4,300
14%
14%
3
_5
—No
Apr
35
3
Jan
9% May 19
12% Apr 28
No par
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
27,500
33
*13%
*1
>
54%
*32%
33
4-2 %
1,600
A>7%7;A
8%
8%
6%
6
2%
54%
7%
5,300
May
8
Jan
Jun
■
■,77.
13%
Apr
6
July
44
5
No
Va
1 % July
4
Sep 22
110
—100
:
10
29% Apr 30
104
____No par
preferred
{Seaboard
23
2
—
$4 preferred.!
12,500
7% Sep
7
•
55%
62%
6
,7
7
7%
>8%
6%
2
54'A
7%
1
12%
2
54
56
62 Va
62 Va
12%
12%
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8%:
6%
6%
62
6
>7;
1
>7 1
I
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54'A
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56
6%
2
>
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r
6'A
53%
>
7%
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56
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2;-:.'
54
7%,
8%
6'A
6%
6%
7%;
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53%
7%
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56
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53%
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8%
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2
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53%
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1
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13%
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54
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%
13%
2
'-r>;
Dec
Jan
■
*%
13 %
i1*
Jan
,.—100
Paper Co
$4.50
10
3
5
No par
.
preferred
io
Dec
2
Schenley Distillers Corp....
5% % preferred
19%
•a
22
100
Savage Arms Corp—
95
5
1% Sep
—100
...
9,000
18%
7
.
5%
% Feb
% Jan
100
*
Jan
Dec
Nov
8%
Nov
2
A Jan
100
a
preferred
Safeway Stores
130
95
113%
112 '/a
*110
Va
Va
13'A
n7a
*
113%
110
preferred
5%
1,900
19'A
34%
34
*112'%
37% 7-:
Francisco
{St Louis Southwestern
490
94
x94
95
20
.
7,,: - 107 77 107'A
11%
>■•
11%
11%
19
19 Va
18%
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8 '
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6%
3,130
9%
37'%
36%
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1
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108
107'%
Va
.;>■. 9%
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36%
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108
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v
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11
112
11
1
10
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36%
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34
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108
11'A
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36%
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9%
108 Va
10%
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7%
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Va
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9%
7
36%
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-
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-
9%
36'A
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Va
7.;: %
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9%
9
,
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Jan
21
'
,
Jan
5%
14% May
34% Jan
34% May 13
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L
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i
108
Jun
113% July
1 per
Tuesday
shure
9 per
share
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%
%
1 Va
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77 k
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27
27%
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54%
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57 Va
54%
54%
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7
7
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124
124
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37k
127 k
127k
127k
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1 Va
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17
17
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38
5
300
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2.700
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Sylvania Elec
4
*4%
4
-
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87k
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35%
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2%
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267k
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3674
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a
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117 k
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1
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237k
237k
237k
474
474
474
474
47 k
67%
69 ',4
574
574
67
„
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1,500
3.600
Transcont'l & West Air Inc.
4'%
;
1214
23%
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23%
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67
,'?•/ 57a
6614
65
;
5
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City
17c
470
.
,
preferred
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preferred
Twin
900
1
3
Jan
5% Aug
Dec
3
-
23%
Nov
16%
5
26
5% Jan
r-i
11
20
'
'
25
19% May
Aug
Sep
7% July
3% Dec
5
3% May
May 13
5
24%
Dec
16%
5% Nov
A'A
Dec
:M 38'% Aug
Dec
27
A 33'% May 21 A
•'A
7
par
_No
No
28
Jan
AAA 374
7'
Jan
15
47k Jan
2
3474 Feb
27
Jan
7'% Sep
3
2
33% Sep
17 a
V'
127k Sep
85
Mar
28
95'% Jan
9
22
May 20
34'% Jan
31% May 21
:f 43'% Jan
6
: a; 4
7
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Jun
Dec
Dec
V 99%
Dec
Feb
357k
Dec
4
Dec
5%
Jan
Dec
17%
Jan
8%
67k
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1'% July 10 (A
O
67'% Mar
i
Feb
6
11% Jun
2
13'% Sep
25
19'% Jan
2
25'% Aug 19
1% Jan
2
21'% Jan
2
73
May 16 A A
Sep
674 Jan
Mar A AA
7k
Sep
'i, '51'% "Jan
10% Aug
2
Jan
AA 75
Dec
,Jan
,
60
Dec
Feb
,7%
Jan
11% Aug
12
7'% Jan
4#
.
13
5'% Sep
:-
9%
4
11
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4
30
7'% Aug
Jan
Jan
':A. -18
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5% Jun
A
Dec
Jan
,
1%
95% Aug
:
1274 Mar 17
74 Mar 14
•
Jan
6
11%
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56% Jun
•
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34
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9% Mar
;
V Sep 24;
12
A
3
Jan
40
27%
i.
8
4'% July
23
Jan
5% July
Nov
'%
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5 A'
107a Feb
7S% May 15
i
100
3%
2474
5
v
,
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25
2
12
Sep
60% Sep
.
Jan
A
74 July 29
Jun
8
Sep
47k
; 7 'i
A;
7
27% Jan
'
44 ^
Dec
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30
•8 74 Jan
.
A
14, A
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A
May
10%
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38
5
50
7
2
July
?
Jun
.•
28
Jan
"
Mar JO A
67k Aug
14
:
Dec
32
11
3
-
May 20
Jun
42
774 July
Dec
5
Sep
A/ 38%
Feb
374
,
.
Dec
4»/» May
-
Dec
23 A A. 574
20
Sep
46%
'•■■■
5'% Mar
-
1 A.
67k Aug
9'% Jan
?
Dec
30'%
:
Jan
9%
Feb
2
6
20'% Sep
4
.
34%
14 M
67 a Jan
2A
...
A
Dec
6
27
34 7% Jan
28
Sep
par
—
6
A
Mar 27
•
par
No
16
15
Apr
5'% Jun
10
—
97a Jan
3
May 26
1%
25 /
39 '% Jan
.
.
Apr
,
2% Sep
11
par
—
■
28
Apr
Twin Coach. Co.. ,—'——j
1,100
6
__
Sep
474 Aug
.
Apr
par
No
-
Fox Film Corp
Cen
23
:
177k July
.1 -A
-^1.—4V-
$1.50
4,300
24
65
,65
6
574
A
574
20th
20,800
4%
4%
St'L
Truscon Steel Co—
13%
*11
18% July
13
27
Sep 16
Apr
v
No par
Corp
2% July
Dec
;a
<.-■
5
25
.—•5
-No
preferred
Truax-Traer
11%
12%
*4%
47k
65'%
.
.
•
13
11%
$6
v
630
>.
6%
6%
140
'
Jan
Dec
3
!: ■•:!/ 2'% July 14 A A
2
Tri-Continental Corp
3,700
1%
63
21
Dec
1%
14
1%
5
30
Bearing.j—. .No par
Transue & Williams
300
■
Jan
9%
9
Jan
13% Jan
3'% Apr
par
Transamerica Corp__j._^,A
12
July
9
12%
15% Jan
Sep
41
10
1,100
12%
*11
24
11'% 1%
6'A
No
Axle
4.700
*1
'62
127 k
24'%
574
*11%
1
65
6%
11'%
1174
*
57k
1174
1274
Detroit
Dec
126
Dec
5% Jan
2 Va
•
preferred—— _No par
•7 t$4.50 conv
Jan
Jun
17% Sep
....
.
277/a
47 k
4'%:
(J R)_
Tlmken
Nov
3%
25 7k
•
10
preferred-l—'.
37'%
1
6 %
*11
11 Va
1174
5
470
*63
1
.:
62
62%
67k
par,, J.
.100
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1,800
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•
12-
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874
90'%
;
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1174
1174
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,
:
66
65
4%
11%
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4'%
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6%
6 'a
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*
64
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47k
117k
v"'
1
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1
4%
117 k
4
.12'%
12
117k
64
',2
11 Va
87k
6%
117%
25
1
Tide
Jun
8% Jan
,
14
5% Jan
13
28
20
3574 Sep
par
—
_
Jan
66
v
,
126% Aug 17
Apr 13
May 28
May
Apr
May
Feb
May
40
Dec
50
Dec
'48% Aug
3% May
27
4% Jan
;
Dec
4%
Jan
par
No
—
1.
277k
37
117 a
67a
1,100
i.ioo
90'%
277k
36'% :
4%
11'%
26 7k
36'%
;
.
A.^
874
26%
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-74
127 a
66%
5
Thompson-Starrett Co.
$3,50 cum preferred.,!.^. .No par A
„10
Water Associated Oil..
74
127 k
90'%
90
90
897k
90
8974
90
8%
874
*8 7k
87 k
•
7«
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12 Va
Apr
30
Thompson Prods Inc———: -No par
Thompson
26%
i
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117k
87a
874
*8 7 a
*11%
26
1
9
7% Jan
900
7%
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7%
26%
25%
26
55% Jan
.1 % Mai-
,
Third Avenue Transit Corp. .'No par
"
89%
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*7
7%
.
28
Apr
:4% Apr
•
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*2474
25%
117 k
.11% •:
11%
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.
77k
.
8%
1
900
%
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374
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3%
37 k
374
*3%
374
*3%
8% July
Dec
5
1.
$3 dlv conv
DeC
3 7k
2
j——i. 'No
Co
Thermold
7
33
*31
4 %
21
.100
preferred
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•
374 >. 3%
Mfg Co
conv
5
5% Feb
28
No
Preferred
»
400
3%
£3.60
5% Jan
2
par
Pacific Ry Co.—..
The' Fair.ul
100
47'%
*3%
3%
33
*31
33
'•'•*457k
47 Vz
3%
3%
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33
3
•
100
16.
..10
No
.
.
Pacific Coal & Oil.^.
Thatcher
400
"
Apr
-
Texas Pacific Land Trust.....
6
*27k
3
*45%
4,900
37
*36
51.
25
46%
Feb
,
'
Sulphur.
Texas
Texas &
25
7 % Sep
No par
Produc'g Co
Texas Gulf
-
57 % Sep
7% May 14
Texas Gulf
11,400
1
Dec
•4
25
1,700
•
574
20
*5 7k
5 7k
*2%
46 Va
3%
.
>30
1934
38
*45%
4574
457/a
37
■f'
20%
-
*34%
•2%'
274
*2%
33
*30
*34
36
36
5%
5%
5%
514
5%
3%
*314
3%
19%
46
*45%
33
*30
5%
19%
27k
*2'/«
46%
5%
'
37
*35
27(i
5%
5%
t
Dec
29
__
1,400
.«
33
16
32
.
(The).—
2,000
6'%
6'%
*5 7k
5%
19%
514
*5
36%
6i
A
27a
33'%
33
■
•6'/8
6 %
37'%
27k
33
32%
"■y
6, •
2%
2%
2%
32%
A
5%
18
5
5
6;
19%
"5% ;
5%
17 %
17
2%
.
32 r
6
A 6
6
32%
23/a
2%
311*
367k
37 %
3614
3614
36
Corp
Texas Co
3
3474 Jan
9
..50 A ;
%'/»
Tennessee
400
•
A 7,800
33 % Jan
t.!34Va July
25% Mar
15% Aug 17
374 Aug 3
.,,1
Corp
partic preferred—.
Telautograph Corp. —
A .5
-
28
25
19% Mar 11
Talcott Inc (James)
47k
*4 7 k
-
38
*33%
33
20
Prod's Inc....No par
Symington-Gould
3,900
4'%
2%
36
;
Swift International Ltd
17%
37 k
27
116%
3%
11 %
1
9%
177k
,3Vs
•
25
21-
25 V4
17%
.
6
42% Jan
43
'
____10
Swift & Co____
2074
25'%
"8 V4
357a
;
(Th^)—*—12%
21 %
*2 7k
35%
Sweets Co of Amer
—-
25%
38 1
*33 %
■
1074
27 % Jan
374 Jan
•,
100
Superior Steel Corp—
Sutherland Paper Co_A—
300
28
42
Apr 24
5% Jan
2
3%Mar
9
___.No par
——1
100
(The)
Co
Superior Oil Corp,,—
400
Nov
Mar 14
•>.. 4
par
cum)
21
4%
*4%
4%
*4%
4%
,
*33
38
*33
Superheater
V
•v
21'%
*21
;,/■ *4.1/4
5
-
*17
37/a
37k
37k
37/a
37 k
37/a
37 k
21%
25%
17
17
17
21
25%
25%
17%
*4%
21
21
1,100
1'%
(4%%
22% Mar
25%
Apr
2374 Aug
,__No par
pfd
Dec
17% Mar
25% Apr
Mining Co_A————-i-lOO 1
Sunshine
127k
1074
,
21 %
*21
5
*4%
V
10%
10%
21%
5
4 %
127 k
1 Va
Class A
80
v
3,100
10%
v
Jan
4% Mar'
21% Mar
24% Sep
(The)_A——___'l
Sun Oil Co-.i
600
37a
* 1 Va
12%
1 Va
1074
21%
2074
257k
37 k
10 Va
21%
*
25'/a
21
25 %
*17
10%
5
Studebaker Corp
4
12
1%
1%
21%
*4%
20 %
:•
12 %
12
1074
21%
5
13.700
124'%
37 k
4
37 k
4
21%
*10
107k
*21%
;
Dec
share
1 %
30% Apr 24
w
10
-5
1
Webster,,—-No
&
Stone
Dec
8%
'A
Not
18
No par
Stokely Bros. & Co Inc,_——,
1,500
; 6.200
%
%
13% Jan 14
.
9 per
share
20
,
25
L S_^__
(The 1
Co
Starrett
4
•
>
4
124
125
*124%
125 /
*124
125
'
*12
37k
48 %
48
48%
*48'A
124
*48 %
1
"
Highest
Lowest
i
S per
yk Jan
7
17a Jan
6
11% Jan 14
_
Apr 28' •
,6
,•
No par
——_25
Sterling Products Inc____
Stewart-Wajrner
Corp____A—;
! 3,500
/
par
'
"
*123
Oi} of Calif_____
Standard Oil of Ohio
600
4%
4 Va
preferred—'rNo
Standard Oil of New Jersey—25
! 2,100
'
3\ Sep
3
% Apr 25
5% May 14
.--No par
Standard Oil of Indiana
2,700
5
4'/a
4%
4 Va
4
p;rior
Standard
23,000
3%
*374
4 Va
Year 1941
-i
Highest ■. ;»
9 per share
$ per share
prior preferred——No par
$7 cum
7.500
A
7%
7
7
7
7
*6%
'
preferred
'
•7
Previous
Range for
Since January 1
of 100-Share Lots
.%■: Lowest 4:
■
,No par
$6 cum
5,600
*
24%
237k
24%
2374
24
23r'k
*4 %
$4
c
13.600
237k
24%
23%
24%
23%
*6%
A..; vA A.-
EXCHANGE
Standard Gas & El Co,
'
'
Basis
On
<
Par
1,400
'
55
'
A- A
6,100
;
1 %
A 8%•
A"
Shares
1
1.1
1 %
1%
the Week
9 per share
share
Range
STOCK
'
Sept. 25
Sept. 24
f per
share
S per
share
9 per
YORK
NEW
for
Sales
Friday
Thursday
Sept. 23
Sept. 2-i
Sept. 551
Sept. 1!)
STOCKS
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
LOW AND HIGH
Monday
Saturday
Monday, September 28, 1942
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL
1126
5':v' May
•
97 k
24
16% May
%
12
16
12
Sep
Dec
1% July
Dec
Feb
27%
Dec
29 A, :••. A 4 7k
Sep
Sep
8%
Jan
AA
u
367 k
*36
3674
77 k
69 74
*112 Va
; ..:•
106%
y;;
12 %
79 74
7774
,
127 k
777k
•
(A'A
106
13
•77%
77'%
777 k
22'%
.2274
277k
27 7k
95
94'%
95
94'%
147k
14%
*112'%
70'%
113
*105%
■;
13
127k
13'%
•
37%
Sep
5
7
Dec
12%
Jan
7474 Jan
3
60
Feb
79%
Sep
Union El Co, of MO $5 pfd_i_No par
108
.113
/•Preferred $4.50 series,*., 1,'No par
100% Mar 24
108
•!.
77%
777k
777k.
7774
7774
A
22'%i! ;>
227k
227k C
227%
227k
,
2.9 7k
2974
297k
29%
29%
95
95%
947k
947k r:
14'%
14%
80
Union Oil of
100
95
137k
14
.13 7k
*147a
15
*14 7k
*109'%
46'%
19'%
:\'±
117a
•
37'%
274
*46%
A'/;!
1174
1174
*2'%
•>
*37%
38
-
1,300
57k
6
*26%
5474
547k
;
374
37k
374
374
147 k
15
3 74
40
9%
*26'%
A;
37k
374
%
*51'%
Aircraft Corp—'—*,———5
237k Jun
37k*
3
3
43
9'%
974
9'%
5174
*31
6 %
5'%
40'%
317jk
31
.
5174
173
173
40%
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*39
'
84
4074
52
197k
'
■
*51'%
.4-
*173
18,400
United Drug
600
v
Moo
/
;
17,800
574
5%
41
•
*39
37 k
;
37k
*3 7k
3%
j!.
;
'
82%
4074
97 k
9'%
52
52
.•
32
*5%
*39
V
,32
:
57k
40%
'13,700
,./ : ' >400
2.100
1,900
1,400
A
€0
3,010
A
33
$5
40'%
MeV & Manu Inc v t c_.1
United .Paperboard
—
10
U S & Foreign Secur——No par
$6 1st preferred
—_-.No par
U S Dlstrib Corp conv pfd———100
1
U S
;300
Co_,L——No par
Gypsum Co————
preferred
—
7 7c
U S
*374
3%
4
3%
*l%
4 1
•
3%
.
374
13
112
*106
25 %
*12%
1-113%
25%
25
13
1274
>106
113%
25
25
*28
29
29
*26 %
26%
2674
26%
l'!f
115
1974
1974
86
86
46'%
64
64
46 % y 4674
109 %
109
*19
19'%
*42 7k
43 74
Tor footnotes
*28
2674
12%
13
12%
1274
*106
31
120
*106
115
25
25
5«
*46 %
29
1274
25
25
25
*2774
27%
2914
277a
27%
*2774
1274
*106
U S
100
2914
29%.
2914
28 %
2374
1,800
25%
.
U S
'4
2,400
tV S Realty &
197k
20'%
20
2014
2014
2074
2074
21
867«
8674
8674
86 %
87
87%
87%
8874
89%
46%
47
47
49
50
49
63%
46
46'/4
*19
*42 7k
see
10974
197%
43'%
page
1127.
*63
4574
h-* O CO
19'%
*42 7k
S
1,800
3.
19 34
109'%
U
2974
46%
*63
U
16,800
S
*
63'%
46 3k
47%
63
4574
109'%
109
19'%
*19
43'%
preferred—-J——100
Pipe & Foundry———*-20
Playing Card Co—
10
Plywood Corp—:—
—1
10
*8574
20
200
43%
4874
63 %
6374
63%
47
47%
47%
109
108 74
109%
19%
4314
19%
*44
19%
44%
63 74
471/4
109
20
*43%
49 %
64
4774'109%
20
44%
U S
1,400
1st
,U S Steel Corp...
*"
.Preferred
3,900
10
Rubber
Preferred
900
29,500
U
3% Jun
5% Jan
S Tobacco
7%
i—
Co„,
preferred——
50
—No par
52
Jun
A"
Dec
:
37a
Apr
'30
60
May
'•
4%
16
33/a
51
53/aJuly
/
42
:
Dec
10%
Dec
Jan
106% Jan
100%
Dec
28
15% Sep
25
8-y«
Apr
14%
2% Sep
10
4 % Feb
27
2%
Dec
4%
27a
Dec
2% Apr
Jan
25
43
Sep
22
9%
Feb
19
July
26
7%
Dec
>13
July
37%
Dec
54 % July
40% May 13
May
Sep
July
6
Feb
117-4 Jan
•7
6% May 14
159
4
Jan'
Nov
3% Jan
9
•17
117
87
17
77% Apr
Jan
79
93% Mar 27
17'
Sep
Sep
Nov
;■»
173
9
Sep
170
21
6% Jan
-1
14
Sep
Dec
83
Apr
4%
937k
69%
1183
Feb
21-
33
Feb
27
20
9%
!
Apr
43
Oct
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jun
33% Aug
2'/a
Dec
7
Jan
2
14
Aug
18
5%
Apr
99
Jan
20
114
Jun
10
54%
Feb
27'/a Aug 24
20%
Dec
30% Aug
7
25%
Dec
34'/e
Feb
297k Sep
25
18%
Apr
26
Sep
Mar 11
%
2% Apr
4% July 30
28
May
7
26% May
1
22
20
Apr
27
% Aug 21
13% May
54
58
6
Mar 10
37% Apr
Apr
'
1
4% Aug
10%
105
A
Oct
2'/8 July
21
Sep
25
Dec
28%
89 %
Sep
25
58
Dec
103%
Sep
51 % Jan
14
43%
Dec
65 Vb
Apr
19
69
Dec
76%
Jan
47
Dec
70%
Jan
17
28
71
Jan
13%
44% May 20
5574 Jan
3
107% Jun
30
119% Jan
13
105%
Dec
15% Apr
29
Jan
5
19%
Dec
:——No par
46% Jan
14
39% Mar 27
Sep
31% Aug
Dec*
,.—100
—25
Jan
6%
;
..
Dec
3
►
Jan
30%
17 a
Sep
1%
AA
A
207k May
8ep
21'/8
A
2-%
•
Jan
14% July
Dec
13%
''V
1
Dec
Jan
113'/*- Feb
-
Dec
•
July
17%
Dec
15
Sep
44%
;11% Apr
Impt——.No par
Co.———
10
preferred——r—100
Smelting Ref & Min—50
8%
1.900
1,000
No par
A—!——No par
Co.—,
J.
5
.
A
Sep
•'
/
Dec
35
.
.
,31
Dec
AA'AV'1
16-
Feb
Industrial Alcohol——No par
11
28
%
;
"
TJ S
35
>72% Jan
;
41
Prior
100
*
25%
5
1
34% Jan
Leather
8%
'
'
*
;v
108%
10
6% Sep
3% Mar 11
3
Jan
28
Partic & conv cl
1,200
1274
50,
33% Aug 21
112%
Dec
:
July 16'
30
conv
CN CO
%M 15% Nov
A*'; 97k May
•
22:
3
24% Apr
U S
:
115
7% Sep
;
5
preferred——.—50
Hoffman Mach Corp.—
'
*12V2
-
*4% Apr 15
11% Apr 28
27
!
*3%
20
100
Dec
15>
4% Apr
34 % Jan
5%%
70
•4,700
33
327k
S Freight
3,500
A
Gas.
United
U
57k
*5 7k
ImproVt—i-—No par
preferred
L-——«--No par
1
10
*39
167k Jan
•
United
5
July 28
4,800
Fdy„_.
5
Co__—_l——'No par
26
2
48% Jun
■
;
Cos.———i5
11
24%
25
'Feb
74 Jan
20
27
257k Jun
2V000
97k
par
Jan
5-
Jan
"
par
85%
July 15
Mar
,Jan
jj
Jan
Dec
51
48% Sep
I
May
16
United Eng .&
53
53
Coal
37
:
United Fruit
*173%
*173%
~5 7k
9'/a
9%
52 74
par
100
Electric
United
2,400
82%
39%
15
par
85%
6'
23
Sep
112
•>'.
••.
3
42
9% Mar 10
^^10
Preferred
120
15
10474 Mar 24
Dec
73
.
6J
.10474 Jan
17
-
16
A 57%
29'
y367k Jan
17
100
Inc../5
/United Dyewood Corp.—^
4
Apr
7% Apr
89
Dec
Feb 24
30
,
par
*
3%
3
100
;
.
15'%
84
40%
*374
15'%
39%
*5'%
3174
7
100'% 10074
101'%
84
40%
374
4
43
5%
3174
.
A:
A '
'
54%
;
37k
4
A:
574
27
84
40%
*374
54
*2 7%
*173%
31'%
31'%
53%%:
•
>
37%
*26 7k
.
15'% '
15'%
3
9%
37k
27k
57k
57a
*100
37k
52
'
*2'%
>,
7%
37'%
27'%
A
15
3
41%-
52
-
7 Vk
:.
37%
574
53
100
37k
2%;
*267k
••
.27!
37k
'
15
7%
37%
5374
*81%
97k
__
6
774
2%
.'
Co—w-No
5%
'
Jan
Dec
11%
X
6
81% Feb
'
Transport,,—/!,-—.5
preferred—-—'—
United Carbon CO———No
United-Carr Fast Corp..;-——No
United Corporation———-'.No
$3 preferred—!———No
A
,
13'%
13
A
preferred^——,100
Biscuit
United
A/_._
"
i'o
13'%
conv
20,200
/
«
.12
5%
Jan
11174
106%
July 13 ;
-
8074 Aug 21
2
3
9
13% Jan
.;
17
Un Air Lines
300
•48'%
*18%
'
'%
A
37k
37k
*8274
*267k-
100
'
374
84
•
38
: 52'%
37k
4074
.
*'5 7k
A.;
15
39'%
173
"172
[
6
27 v
*8234
*2'%
38
100
100
15
v' v
54'% A
54
147k
••
34
97k
* A A 48%
197k
1274
27a A
40
*8274
■J2
137k
77% '
3 7k
3'%
*3
3%
*3
487k
.
■
6374 Jan
74% Jun
800
1474
.
1
May
21% Aug
/preferred,-—-1
United
7.700
AAA 16.900
111'%
487k
1274
39
57k
«
997k
*99
100
>147%
*109%
*18%
274
*2'%
*38
547k
20 /
77k (A; V/.A 774
77k
27
547%
15
111%
15
*109%
48
A;
1474 V"'.
rJ<; 14%
15
111%
.-''AA.. i/4
.
•
A-
'
38
67k
7
15
*46'%
Hi
274
27%
95'%
.,
*18'%
'
12
1174
;
7'%
7
*57k
*1474
*109'%
48%
20
*26'%
*99
*147k
*18%
.%
17k
*2 7k
15
U
1174
' / 77k
14'%
111%
19'%
19%
f)
a"
.
,
*109%
*947k
,
147k
477k
47
•
.;•>
94'%
5
*147k
15
111%
*109'%
111%
467k
*18 %
•
10
100
4 7c
'
A/
39% July
•
Apr
Union Tank Car,—No par
1,600
.
California—Ak———25
Union Pacific RR Co,——
2.400
,
Carbide & Carb——No
Union
3,200
:
....
79 34
'
Dec
9'% Jan
28
May • 6
10
A-
7974
79
>27%
21
58
79 74 A.
,
2
7% Sep
..No par
par
AA
106%
13
28% Jan
1—No par
Papers
Union Bag &
A ~'^rl40
71'%
113
113
M
106
106
13
787a
.i
28'%
*227k
28
'..
••/; 3.800
,
A A 6,600
28%
227a
2774
23
70 74
6974
;
77k
A,; 777k
22%
77'%
*2774
697k
113.
367k
774
77k
Under Elliott Fisher Co
1.800
3674
37
.
7%
7%
127k
79'% A.
37
367k
106'%
*112'%
787k
*22 7k
A
77k
69%
f,A;
'
i
..A.,
70
113
106
*112'%
106
•
36
v-
7%
-1274
•79
79
,
36
69
113
12%
79
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b Name changed from Union Premier
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138
May 14
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1
preferred————10
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Dec
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300
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100
preferred——
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White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
White Motor Co
1
White Rock Min Spr Co
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2,100
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Wheeling & L Erie Ry Co
$4.50
29
Dec
102
Supply Co
Maryland
Westvaco Chlor Prod—
107 3/4
Sep
Jan
7
36
Auto
Westinghouse El & Mfg———50
1st
preferred
—
50
Weston Elec Instrument
—12.50
5,100
26%
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29% Jan
>
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%
7 Va Aug 28
100
No par
——10
Western
100
4% 2d preferred..
100
Western Pacific 6% preferred—-100
Western Union Telegraph———100
Westlnghouse Air Brake
No par
1,800
%
118% July
Dec
13 Va
34
preferred_>L*—————100
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800
Dec
11
30%
41 Va Apr
100
100
pfd
114
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1
Co
28% July
24% Aug 21
6% Aug 14
59% May 20
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.
West Va Pulp & Pap
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preferred
preferred
Dec
4
15
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class A_
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30
12
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14%
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99
12
12
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12
98
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52
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par
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1,700
;
150
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41%
Jan
Dec
11
21% Sep
8
25
July 14
/ 13% Jun._16
12
Jan
3
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1% Jan
6
No par
preferred—,—
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9
1
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691%
42
52
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51
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98
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Washington
100
16 Va
16
69%
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100
41
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42
42 >
50
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60
60
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44
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—
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16
16
preferred
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100
Sep
2%
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18%
29
Va Jan 2
Va Aug 13
19
Jan 2
—No par
.
27%
9
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24%
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Mar
20
19
July 21
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$ Warren Bros Co
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1
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Aug
Aug
Sep
July 2 >
Mar 25
Apr 23
Jun 19
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16
5
Pictures—
Mar
66
Jan
3V2 Apr 23
100
preferred
57
66
July 10
31% Jan 20
6% May 22
No par
—
45
Mar
2% Sep
16% May 22
No par
118
57
19
31V8 Apr 17
13% Mar 23
2% Jun 22
Dec
39%
116
1
Jan
July
Aug
July
25% Jan
3
No par
Dec
Jun
111%
4
Mar 11
preferred
•
Aug
34 Va
19
Jan
37
120
No par
No par
25
8
Apr 29
May 22
Jun 24
21 %
6%
>> 16
97'%
A
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>41% Jan
6
2
Jan
•
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Jan
22i%Jan
110% May
14
Good & W Ltd
Bros
1
24
26
70
preferred
17,500
>
May
18% May 26
par
preferred———100
No par
B
24% Sep
.57
—-—
Baking Co cl A
7%
300
Va
78
28
11% Mar
9
■
5
7/a
;
100
■
20% Aug
24
Mar
Sep 12
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200
.
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(US)
APanama
Buenos Aires
A 6s
9
*60
(Colombia)
A Assenting 4s of
Oslo
3
1977
Sinking fund gold 5s_
Sinking fund gold 6s_
(Province of)—
9
7%
■>
=
7%
1960
Assenting 5s of 1899_.L______.1945
4s
<—1961
s 5s
s
t.vi-i.71
2
f 6 Vis of 1927
(City)
70%
A-O
1955
(Central Ry)
A7s
Brisbane
37
99%
f 7s—
s
79 %
99 %
§ABrazil (U S of) external 8s
AExternal s f 6Vis of 1926
85
*84%
9
(State Mtge Bk) 7sr—1957
AMontevideo
88
79 '/a
1955
f 6s
13%
65
*84%
V
(Republic) s f 6s series A—1952
exti 6%s
—I960
External
92%. 92%
1949
external 6 y2s
Belgium
6%
>66
M-S
J-D
—.-1964
^1968
15%
>11
>-A.
23
F-A
,
70%
70
8
17%
*15
'■< J-J
Irish Free State exti s f 5s
15'A
11
M-N
Feb—_—1972
S f exti conv loan 4s Apru»:
70%
32%
-10%
M-N
1971
loan 4%s._—.—
73%
61%
65
69
-—,-1949
paid-.
paid
part
part
A 6s
*
Argentine
conv
69%
61
.63
Greek Government—
*
5
6
.
>*
42
27
15%
15%
15 Va
1st
43
32%
i
14%
7: 14
>
25
25%
15 Va
f 7s
70
,59
:
72
*70
r__™1967
8s ctfs of dep_,
(Republic of)
7s unstamped—
;
A
:'s :
42
A-O
s
42
35%
>63 ;>, 73%
A-O
__—1969
(Republic) exti 6s
French Republic 7s stamped
■;".
■
■42.
1957
AExternal
"f-V •'
*70%
AAssenting 4s of 1904—
F-A
DLlJi—1945
48%
26%
22%
1
37 Vi
'72',
M-S
6Vis_„™-1954
V J-D
Mendoza (Prov) 4s readjusted^—.-1954
J-D
Mexican Irrigation—
S '■
A4%s stamped assented
1943
M-N
"■>
15
7s series
21
20
>
29
v-28
33%
„
101.10
101.11
14%
f
Vi
33
33%
A-C
AHaiti
*103.10 103.12
J-J
s
45%
45
45%
103.24
M-N
1945
7s series B—...
AExternal
3s
.
,
1942
..1940
§A2d series sink fund 5%s_____1940
A7s
m-n
,21.1980
Corporate Stock......
102% 115
,20
Finland
100.22
102.22
■■
--
83
100% 107
108% 108%
J-D
103%
68%
76
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■■
>15
(Rep of)
5%s 2d series
100.6
100
!
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;
100
,
75 Vi
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101.5
100.4.
__
100.2
*
76
24
AMexico
..
5 Vis
102% 102%
24
AEstonia
102
104.24
r;;
Govt. & Municipal
Agricultural Mtge Bank (Colombia)—
Aptd sink fund 6s
___i947
Aptd sink fund 6s.
>>>.l-.-_l1948
Akershus (King of Norway) 4s—^.1968
AAntioquia (Dept) coll 7s A
1945
,
18%
99% 101
*102% -.s-y:
*18%
A El Salvador
104.27
100.11
::v—"
.
*103.12 103.14
M-S
Foreign
...
12%
.
.
Transit Unification
2%
30
18%
£*18%
AMedellin
>>>
17%
*102%
F-A
Helsingfors (City)
—i___1944-1952
___1945-1947
...
32%
27%
*100
■
105.21
101
■
__
100.11
*100.9
*100.6
&
series A
3s
29
27%
A-O
:
101.21
103.27
■
■'
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_—.1944-1949
31
18%
26
/
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105.16
104.5
«
.
100.17
100.9
;
101.7
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3-d
AL-
>
29
101.17
103.27
M-S
Owners' Loan Corp—
Home
29%
25%
•'
.
8s ser A.1951
103.14
103.14
■'
•'
-
J-J
Mortgage Corp— 1
;
———_-,-_U944-1964
:
•
28%
•
J-J
SADominican Rep Cust Ad 5 Vis
§ Alst series 5%S of 1926
104.6
100.24
,,AU<
104.5
1949-1951
—
Farm
*27
.
25%
V
-
Customs Admin 5%s 2d series___1961
100.4
105.8
*104.3
,
1949-1951
...
High
25%
*27
if.
107.2 '
100
-:3.i
2
1949-1951
15
Jun
7-
105.25
106.23
103.6
1'
Treasury 2s
Low
'•
ASinking fund 8s series B_—™1952
107.7
106
101.5
....Dec. 15,
...
Treasury 2s_
wks
External
104.31
s1"
*104.26 104.28
■
M-S
15 1948-1950
NO.',
High
*27' •'
*16%
v
J-D
1953
External gold 4%s
102.18
Sept 15
Treasury 2s
Public
110.18
105.24
__
*100.29 100.31
J-D
2s___._
—_1977
109.31
106.17
1aL:
103.4
101.2
101.2
J-D
1947
,
100.11 100.14
,100.11
J-J
2s
1949
debt
108.16
.
106.7
*103.2
:
1949
4Vis
108.16
■
*106.14 106.16 \
'
■.
■
J-D
Treasury 2%s___
Treasury
'
>__
28%
M-N
M-S
F-A
1951
1944 ;>,•
loan
ACzechoslovakia
107.30
*103.13 103.15
> J-D
Treasury
M-N
Sinking fund 5%s
'
108.31
*106.24 106.26
M-S
__.L.1967-1972
Treasury 2s
™1953
external
"4%s
A
107.2
109.6
*106.5
M-S
......
Range Since
January 1
108.15 109.25
*104.25 104.27
'M'
3-d
M-S
2%s___
F-A
j-v
.External 5s of 1914 series A—
106.9
109
*109.23 109.25
m-s
Treasury 2'As
Treasury
110.17
107.16
*103.4
3-d
:
.
Sold
Bid & Asked
__
•
;
.,.1952
(Rep of)
§ADenmark 20-year exti
1956-1958
...
Rica
External
108.7
103
M-S
_.__„1952-1954
—
105.7
*105.5
M-S
.
•
M-N
..1947
7s
Cuba (Republic of) 5s of 1904
108
105.9
109.22 109.24
A Costa
110.28
107.29
110.12
M-S
i_1948
-
25-year gold 4%s.___.__._L
:r:
110.29
107.4
109.5
*106.30 107
*110.9
:
,
> 108.14
109.14
*110.17 110.20
ms
__^_1950-1952
...
107.7
*107.11 107.13
M-S
.1945
L..-
__
103.20
J-D
2%s___
Treasury
1
J-D
1949-1953
Treasury, 2%s___
Treasury 2%s___
103.20 103.20
.^1960-1965
A.
;
,
104.20
J-D
.1958-1963
2%s___
2%s—A,—,*.
2%S___ LA..
2%s___
2%s___
102.21
102.3
*102.1
J-D
....
Treasury
104
26
A-O
.
Treasury
102.21
102.21 102.23
A-O
..1946
ASinking fund 7s of 1927
Copenhagen (City) 5s
1
•
A-O
J-D
—...
Sale Price
.1947
Mtge Bank 6%s
ASinking fund 7s of 1926
114.14
Trea itry
Period
V:.-- ■
,5>
Bonds
Friday's
'
*114.21 114.24
Treesury
Ended
- or
-1
,.
Week's Range
Last
High
A-O
108.30
Exchange
Sept. 25
'Low
A Colombia
..1947-1952
—...—1944-1954
3%s__—
-.—1946-1956
33/as_.
—1943-1947
3 Vis
——____1943-1945
3Vis
—.1944-1946
3%s—_l_—_™-__1946-1949
3 %s
____._____1949-1952
!——__1946rl948
3s__.
__1951-1955
2"%s——1955-1960
2%s__
....1945-1947
23/is_
—__—1948-1951
2%s____
—__u™1951*1954
2%s
1956-1959
Friday
Interest
Stock
York
Week
1
January
NO,
High
New
Range Since
Government
S.
U.
BONDS
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Period
25
Sept.
Ended
Week
Last
Interest
Exchange
Stock
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
York
Period" indicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
the column headed "Interest
"
New
•
disregarded in the week's range, unless they are the only transactions of
account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
.
, a
,
>; . ' '-<•;> ■> (• ; ;
;>.W,
"and
are
The italic letters in
Tret
YEARLY
-
Interest"—except for Income and defaulted bonds. Cash and deferred delivery sales are
week, and when outside of the regular weekly range are shown in a footnote in the week in which they occur. No
Prices
NOTICE
Monday, September 28, 1942
f-a
37/8-4%-4tV
conversion
exti conv
3%s exti readjustment
AWarsaw
(City)
A4Vis assented
external 7s
!
1979
1984
1958
.—1958
~6
54
60%
*45
52
41%
47
F-A
*6
7
4%
7
F-A
*6
7'A
3%
7
J-J
58%
59
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4111
Volume 156
1129
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
BONDS
^
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Sept.
Ended
Week
Last
.
Period^
25
Week's Range
Friday
,
or
Low
Railroad and Industrial
J-D
•
J-D
F-A
1
65%
cons ,A.:5s_ —1943
1st
4s series B
•
/(
2
44%
1
100% 101
1943
.^—_
J-D
>
1948
1 >'r" > «J'
'
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a-o
■
Albany & Susquehanna RR 3'As.—1946
3%s registered
Alleghany Corp—.
/
,
/
A-O
1944
60
.
F-A
•
T",
•
A-O
•
103
60
93
5s
modified—
5s
modified—
A 5s
.u.—
—
62
81%
85
J-D
92
>
■
Allied Stores Corp 4'As debs
1952
64%
>
107%
J-J
;
100% 104Y4
-
99%
59%
>
31
93
-
—wL
1966
J-D
108
MS
107
debentures-
3s_.J—.
107% 107%
;
V "■-:T>
-
*•
Type Founders conv deb- —1950
M-N
Anglo-Chilean Nitrate deb-k ^i.—1967
A
1st
106
109'A
144
> 105% 106'A
91%
100
61% '
Q-J
M-S
1955
F-A
101%
J-J
101%
A-O
111%
(Del).1957
47
-
60%
19
62%
108
27/'
•
87
Conv 4s of
Conv
34
47
60 Ya
Cal-Ariz
1st & ref
Atl Knox & Nor
100'/a
99% 102%
J-D
95
95
96'A
J-D
33%
30%
33%
42%
149
84
•*--
93
•61%
30
93 %
33
23
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63
100'
33 Va,
45%
20'/a
19%
» 7%.
10%
8
63 •>
20%'
8
1962
._
>;
l5'/a
24
18%
18%
11
18%
—1946
3
*112
110% 112%
62%
75
22
13%
22
18%
20
14
20
•18%
19%
12%
;—___1987
*16%
19
1962
*108%
registered..^
^
Guaranteed
■,
gold
_i
5s
19%
13%
14
%'106'/a
i
S f deb
Paper & Fibre-.- :
4%s (1935 issue).:
S f deb
4%s
General
93
gold 4%s.
103%
72%
-i
58%
78
95%'
80%
91%
•
.
,■
*105 %
104% 105%
103% 103%
102 V'4 104
;
r.
130
——..1992
Ref & impt mtge 3 Vis D__.—.1996
94%
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49
91%
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•
83%
62 '
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-
t
90%
>;
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•
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v'V/.'.
91%
.'
(1938 issue)—.1950
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—-
<
/
68
72%
57%
*80%
—.1948
.
83%
72%
56
•
Certain-teed Prod 5%s A_—
>
108%
107
'82
1
57%
•
Champion
875/a
-
83%
—.I960
A L 1st 4%s A
•1st 30-year 5s series B__4
*100%
129% 103%
126
103% 103%
100'/a 103%
104
..
i
7
109 %
j
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'
111% 111%
>
100% 104'A
Refining deb 3s~~£:——-1953
:
111%
112
2d consol gold 4s
*118% 119%
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130 Va
•
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Illinois division 3VaS
>,
f
63
104 Vi
74
83%
64
63
101
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72%
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73
33%
33%
33%
30%
40
,
30
25%
33
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102
registered——
1st
&
ref
114
13
v
23%
92
93%
85
90
90
81'/a
90
95%
97
90
97 >•
1949
94'A
88
94 %
78
79'A
73%
83%
67
67%
63%
72%
75%
76%
71
80
31%
32%
21%
34%
i—1971
.
/
.1997
1982
(conv)..—
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s__
116% 117
243
i
.
i.,(
116% 123
5
Chicago Gt West 1st 4s series A—.1988
66%
67%
61'/a
AGen. inc mtge 4%ts—2038
38%
40
33
tAChic Ind & Louisville ref 6s A..1947
33
33'/a
30
U '
ARefunding gold 5s series B
.1947
ARefunding 4s series C_
-1947
A 1st &'gen 5s series A..———1966
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.
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.
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52%
A-O
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1st mtge gold (int at 4% to
Oct 1 1946) due———July 1948
62%
59%
54 Vi
—,1995
Ref & gen ser D
(int at ,1 % to
I
Sep 1 1946) due———2000
Ref & gen ser F
Sep-1
AConv
v
(int at 1%. to
29
.
24%
39%
34Tb
28
44%
28%
30
30%
.29
154
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,
24%, 39
.
443 ,./ -W%>42%
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J-J
;
34%
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53%
43%
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'
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|
2%s,debentures.——1956
debs.——1952
Consol mtge 3'As series F——_1959
Consol mtge 3s series G
1960
Consol -mtge 3 Vis series
1965
,
49
60%
J-D
A-O
J-J
A-O
J-J
J-D
A-O
A-O
J-J
F-A
Beth Steel 3%s conv
48
J-J
/
4s
95ya 100
J-J
stamped—«—
.1951
Battle Creek & Sturgis 1st gtd 3s—1989
Beech Creek extl 1st gold 3%s_._..1951
Bell Telep of Pa 5s series B———1948
1st & ref 5s series C——1960
Belvidere Del cons 3%s___—_1943
Beneficial Indus Loan 2 Vis
1950
v
45
48
72%
83%
:
A 1st
99%
f
>
96%
98
f
A 1st
JJ———-1961
:RR——-—-I960
A———July 1970
tABoston & N Y Air L 1st 4s——1955
Bklyn Edison cons M-3 Vis.-——--^1966
Bklyn Union El 1st.gold 5s.-,--,——1950
mtge 4Vis ser
102
:
105
101
,,-'•(
'•
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1st lien & ref 5s series
B_—^—1957
74
v
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85%
;
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37
27%
}
;
91
74
103
27%
lOOYa
i
—
81
96%
97 '
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27%
107
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36%
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17
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113
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53%
53
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35
25
34
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23
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26
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23%
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24
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56
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33
59
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1988
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368
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.
18%
31%
18
,
,
78
1,259
..
,
1951
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Memphis Div 1st gold 4s
i
1951
& Southeastern 1st 5s_„1960
5s_—..Dec 11960
.
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4%
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55
63%
64%
59
68
49
50
45%
54
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I Childs Co deb 5s—1943
}
Debenture 5s_.^
———1957
5s—t—1952
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 3'As..
i—1966
mtge 3%s__—..1967-
99% 102%
95
V
29
92%
96%
97%
98%
72
94%
99%
41%
27;
38
50
40%
13
39
49%
29'A
21
17 v >29%
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F-A
109
J-D
■
•
,109
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6
106%, 109%
109% 1U
102% 102 A-
M-N
gtd 4s_—j.1942
Cin Union Term 1st gtd 3%s D
1971
1st mtge gtd 3%s series E.——1969
F-A
j
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry 5s—i.1943
J-J
;
Cleve Cin Chic & St Louis Ry-
cons
105% 108%
94%
A-O
cons
16
12
!
95
98'/a
M-S
1st & ref 4'As series D—...
Cin'Leb & Nor 1st
47
.
J-D
'108% > 108
108%
"101% > 101% 101%
1st
5
80
M-S
J-J
i
17%
19
1%-
——
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3%s series E
f A Choctaw Ok & Gulf
9%
66%
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.
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•
71%
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1st mtge
>
10 i
2,544 '
*109%
M-N
108 y# 110%
..
*111%
110
'
112
10 Ya
5
60 %
17
M-N
gold 4%s—
1960
Chicago St L & New Orleans 5s__.^1951
3%s
'
30%
;
.
■
78
17
-
6
83%
53
70
.
63%
81%,
-
99
*99'/a 100
99%
'
.1993
71%:
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gold 5s
July 1969
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-
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76
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75 V3
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70
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r
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j
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-
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1950
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.
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97% lOOYa
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104
1996
1946
1989
111%
M-S
May 1 1945
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__1948
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104%
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110% 112 y4
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44
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1981
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,
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1948
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1977
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108
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25
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s
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s
1972
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1980
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5s
Apr 15 1952
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—;
1961
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1970
1955
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1961
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1954
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4.V4
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2%
Lehigh & N Y 1st gtd.gold 4s__:—1945
4 V4
■■■;'. 11
102 Va 102 Va
-■"••5
100
18
69
81 %
83
1%
4%'v.A
4%
102%
Lehigh Valley.Coal Co—
^
.
"A
stamped-.—'
fund 5s
5S
fj'/i'.'v.
110% 111%
80
86
90
90
83
84
*84 Va
*160
—
104
J~2
104
106 Va 106 V8
4
106% 106%
■
1%
1%
A
105% 106%
103% 106%
98
3 V
100% 101
101
102
A
1%
%
5
1%
106%
101
10
w
43 Va
40%
89
95
*90
100
100
A-O
F-A
F-A
"187 Va
87
88 Va
100
98
12
100
88
88
/
153 : VA'72: A
89 Va
72%
89%
95
28
88
*97'/a
98
'82
82
*70%
80
'48
48 Va
j
76
77%
74%
74%
77
J-J
J-J
A-0
97%
75%
84
35
A
88
72%
3
—
20
'
34
48%
70
•
2
/
•79%
J
80
67
93
■93
V:■/, M-5
^
83
80 Va
21 A
:
79%
91%
96
67%
12 ::
1946
Grays Point Term 1st gtd 5s__—1947
1961
A
General 5 %s series B
80%
94
98%
Leh Val
54
14
21%
30%
31%
14
20
104% 105 %
67
93% 105'A
*93%
J-J
1976
*94%
J
J-J
J-J
__
J-J
.100%
A.V
90 Vi
95
108% 108 Vi
100% 101
98% 105
17
88
4
82%
82%
J-J
82
81%
82
J-J
96%
96
96%
951/2
95%
95%
74
73%
74%
Gen
mtge 4s series H„_
1946
J-J
Gen
mtge 3%s series I——A.—1967
J-J
,
105% 108%
90 Vi
90
Lehigh Valley RR—
4s stamped
modified———^—2003
2003
4%s!stamped modijied——2003
4V2S registered———2003
5s stamped modified:-——2003
4s
6
Feb
1951
1st 50-yr 5s gtd—1965
ext 5s
79%
89
79
87%
Lex & East
103
93%
99%
Libby McNeil & Libby
73
92%
97%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
50
69 Vi
79 Va
62
5%s B
1950
.
1st mtge 5s series C
62
2
57%
11
9%
11
188
7%.
11
A-O
92
91%
92
8
89%
1950
5s series A
A-0
1§75
Gulf Mobile & Ohio 4s series B
J-J
2015
J-J
1952
87
68%
J-J
53%
68
87%
Vi
53%
6
69 Va
16
54%.
99
86
95%
66%
92%
74%
46
59
92%
93%
Ship Island RR—
stpd—
f 4%s
—1961
Gulf States Util 3%s series D
1133.
1969
J-J
52%
-
M-N
A-0
M-N
*93
101%
101% 101%
110% 110%
V
74
80
85%
70
73
57
9
73
46%
33
'50%
53
84
71 Va
58
__
'<45 Va
33
73
42 Va
*
■
,
51
48
53%
101% 105
109% 111
1
29
38%
119
32
46
39%
38%
A-0
A-O
59
58
59
37
116
116
—_
122
3%S ext to—1950
Long Island, unified 4s
1949
Guaranteed ref gold 4s—_——1949
4s
stamped—i
———1949
Lorillard (P) Co deb 7s^
^—1944
5s debenture—
——1951
Louisiana & Ark 1st 5s series A—1969
Louisville Gas & Elec 3%s__
1966
Lou & Joff Bridge Co gtd 4s_——1945
A-0
M-S
105
M-S
111
115
''
121% 123 Va
105% 105 %
102% 105
105
*94
;
91%
—
96%
97%
98
34
92
98
97 Va
97%
M-S
A-0
F-A
J-J
M-S
M-S
117%
106
*99%
105
61
114
104
9
122
122
51%
12
*110% 111
■>;.
'
2
105% 105%
F-A
M-N
series A
34
40
34
M-N
J-J
A-0
Long Dock Co
40%
36Va
—_1951
—1962
debenture
36
29
32
4s—-—1955
7s—1944
5s
37%
26
340
34
31%
34%
M-N
'
26%
11
210
32%
31%
35%
—
65
Feb
B—.
F-A
,
75
58
58
;v
•72%
46%
97%
Little Miami gen 4s
AGreen Bay & West deb ctfs A—
*73
F-A
registered
Leh Val Term Ry
48
*73 Va
a
A"; 72
:'A 7
31%
94
37
1946
series G_
80
__
_1977
General 4 %s series E
F-A
■Lehigh-Valley N Y-4%s ext—i„ 1950
—1973
General 5s series C
Harbor
63
85%
*73%V75
„„
1974
-.A—;,
84%
—:
18
1952
General 4%s series D—
■•■■
1974
Term gtd 5s—--',-1954
stamped-^-^.-
5s
I'A, 99% 100
—
—
*83
84%
'——1964
97%
J-D
,
*99%'
—j.
stampedi-'—
5s-
■
F-A
1954
1st & ref sink fund 5s_——-1964
stamned
5s
16%
30%
j' V
Dec
-
—1954
96%
104%
For footnotes see page
__
108 '/a 110
49
*84Va
—1944
•
1st & -ref sink
17%
M-S
s
*110%
V *41
J-J
J-D
Lehigh & New Eng RR 4s A—_——1965
96%
J-J
M 5s
12
62 %
Ltd—
mtge Jncome
J-J
J-D
Hosiery deb 5s w w
ref Term
109 'A 109%
*T-D
1947
1997
;
J-J
Gotham
AGen mtge inc
.
Lehigh Coal & Nav s f 4'/2S A—_1954
Cons sink fund 4%-s series C-—1954
■>
J-D
—Oct 1 1945
t?AGa Caro & Nor 1st ext 6s
1934
Goodrich
(B F) 1st 4%s
—1956
1st
74
98%
58
A 1st
-
1949
—1949
tAGeorgia & Ala Ry 5s
ctfs
65%
;
'■ A:..
1st & ref sink fund 5s——
of Berg Co cons 5s
mtge 4s
101
109%
M-S
M-S
M-S
,1
%kregistered__l——1997*
•
Northern 4%s series
73%
■
"
.1982
(Proof of claim)..
Certificates of deposil
§A2-4s
Castings
64%
71%
72%
J-J
1
Light extd 5s—i
5s extended at
.
107%
536
•A
56%
Lake Erie & Western RR—
'
'
43
J-J
A
3%S———1961
3% notes—1950
ctfs——1—1959
■-
Lautaro Nitrate Co
107
J-D
64%
f' A-0
—
jAKreuger & Toll 5s
56%
97%
62%
J-J
1961
unguaranteed—
Kresge Foundation
93%
54 A,
96
44 A A;> 37%
70
91%
—
62 %
62
54'A
'103%
'
60
J-J
1961
—
——
104 Va
91%
J-J
J-J
M-N
M-S
1971
103
61%
J-J
AA J-J
i J-J
Koppers Co 1st mtge
155
56%
A-O
1st
99 Va 100%
67 %
66%
109
99% 103
104
104
M-S
■/.: '•■>•••
—1995
3 Vis
mtge
108
102
1965
Co—
*105
671
63%
•Vv'
95%
103%
4%s
' A-O
,
59%
63%
A-O
J-J
J-J
Southern Ry 1st 3s___1950
impt
88
61%
'
,
106% 108
-
25%
25
-25
80 Va
102
102% 102%
102%
32%
Ref
*83 Va
A-0
A-0
-
J§AK C Ft S & M Ry ref gold 4s_1936
ACertificates of deposit-——_——A
109 % 111%
__
1st gtd gold 4s—1990
& Mich
Kanawha
108% 112%
Kansas City
M-N
M-S
A-0
'
6
2
104%, 104%
J-D
1995
4%s
87
111'/a 111%
J-D
lien gold 4s 1995
7
86 Vi
7
M-S
J-D
1965
Gulf States Steel
49%
87
.1961
&
49 %
45%
gold 5s series C
j
—1956 A
Hydro El deb 6s__——1944 =
Paper 5s series A & B
1947
Ref sink fund 6s series A
1955
"
&
39%
J-D
Internat
*107%
M-S
1956
1st
5
J-D
A
Internat
3
Gulf
45%
169
33
78%
1st 5s
Nor
46%
«■
A 1st
Lake Sh
&
40
27 %
93%
*—
58%
A-O
series F
mtge inc 4 %s series A——2015
N Y & Erie RR extl 1st 4s
___1947
Gulf Mob
57
13
45%
45%
44
3%
1st cons gold 5s—-1995
ADebentures
58
53
42
J-J
F-A
J-J
J-J
33
19%
AGen
General
83
57
57
25
23%
3%
1st cons M 4s series B
Great
71
5
57%
26
86%
1%
stamped
Steel
81%
■•
56%
11
4
11%
1970
Gen
81%
*—
J-J
559
4
102
Elgin Joliet & East Ry 3Vis
Gas Si Elec
49
326
31
505
1950
A
38%
5 Va
92
264
deb 2%s._
1st
257
27%
36%
3Vi
Elec Auto-Lite 2Vis debs
Div
45 %
25
30%
Kings Co Lighting
Ohio
44%
27%
6
19%
Minn Nor Div 1st 4s
1948
East Tenn Va & Ga Div 1st 5s_—1956
Railroad
50
58%
44%
26%
36%
2%
East Ry
Erie
-'M-N
F-A
J-D
48%
AAdjustment 6s series A—-July 1952
A 1st 5s series B
1956
Kings County El L & P 6s
5s
39%
47
JAInter-Great Nor 1st 6s series A.1952
33
18%
4s
El Paso & S W
184
56 Va
J-J
35%
35%
23%
3%
& Tunnel
(NY)
49
55
J-J
A-O
28
106
J-J
—1961
1950
Dul Miss & Iron Range Ry 3%s___1962
t§ADul Sou Shore & Atl gold 5s—1937
Duquesne Light 1st M 3%s—-—1965
Ed El 111
47%
55%
A-0
25%
18'%
gold 4s
Term
Chemical
48%
A-0
1
A-O
1965
ref mtge 3Vis series G__-1966 :>
ref 3s series H
:
_1970
ASecond
46 '/a
M-N
1947
42
27
(subject to plan)—* F-A
impt 5s series B—Apr 1978
Detroit & Mackinac 1st
Dow
38%
1952
deb 4s
35%
32%
Int Rys
A J-J
J-J
JADes M & Ft Dodge 4s ctfa.*.
1935
tADes Plains Val 1st gtd 4Vis——1947
Detroit
49 Va
73
39%
91
M-N
J-J
J-J
J-J
Aug 1955
tADenv & R G W gen 5s
&
53%
39%
45
1950
1956
Ind Union Ry 3%s series B
._1986 A
Inland Steel 1st mtge 3s series F„1961
35
36%
J-J
J-D
,—1970
1969
gold 4s—1936
_—1936
mortgage 4%s„
Gen
42%
188
43 Va
1st gtd 4s_
JAInd & Louisville
29
J§ADen & R G 1st cons
§AConsol gold 4Vis—
&
136
44%
«
31 %
31 V'a
A-0
Union Ry 3 Vis series B—1965
1st & ref. 4s___1943
Delaware Power & Light 1st 4Vis—1971
1st & ref 4 Vis
1969
Gen
53%
48
1st gold 4s
& Iowa
Ind 111
26
101
38
—
1955
Dayton P & L 1st mtge 3s
Edison
51
F-A
35%
J-D
1946
.
Delaware & Hudson
Detroit
92%
86 Va
65
*30
' J-J
.—1963
1963
series A
ref 5s
23%
37
29 Vi
36%
34 Vi
107 Va 109%
'••;■ 99% 101%
11
91%
<91
—
18
101
—
Dayton
AAssented
*86 %
86%
86
90
*86 Va
J-J
29 Va
Publishing Co 3s deb
ARef &
90
84
*91%
108
D
1st
99% 102%
101% 102%
46%
1951
111 Cent and Chic St L & N O—•
>;;; m
101
32
receipts
ADeposit
21 Va
51%
1951
1st gold 4s
110
*109
101
J-D
to__—1946
receipts—:
series B extended to
A6s
8%
47%
.
107% 108
—
A extended
ADeposit
Curtis
Western Lines
110% 111
110
>;-v.
107%
J-J
1952
receipts—:
ser.es
s
Springfield Div 1st gold 3'As
96
107
*109% 109%
—
1st 5s gold—
ADeposit
A7
5
36
80
—
96
37%
23%
■
__
35%
26
1
37%
95%
48%
A-0
4%s
—1966
Cairo Bridge gold- 4s
—1950
Litchfield Div 1st gold 3s—
1951
Louisville. Div & Term gold 3%s_1953
Omaha DiV'1st gold 3s
1951
St. Louis Div & Term gold 3s
1951
A Gold 3%s-_
—:
—1951
23 %
•
37 %
36%
M-N
,
40-year
101% 105 Va
20
—
*37%
J-D
receipts—
ACuba RR
*37%
96
A-0
J-D
1942
5Vis
§ACuba Northern Ry 1st
ADeposit
106%
105 Va 108
\
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
1950
1955
debs
Steel 3Vis s f debs—
Crucible
106 %
103
1
103 Va 104
J-J
J-J
J-J
—1965
———1967
—
1970
—1966
1969
•1st mtge 3Vis
:
104
5
104
20
'
45.,
116%" 120 %
Co—
Power
Consumers
f 5s_
s
■
46
105 Va 105 Va
106% 106%
105 Va
—
102% 104%
8
104% 105 %
104%
J-J
.
—1955
1956
,—1960
4s
A Debenture
gold 4s
Refunding 5s___
.
35 Va
47%
21%
•46%
46%
J-J
J-J
A-0
M-S
,
—1952
1955
1952
—1953
1955
i
Refunding 4s
103% 103%
103%
A-O
A-O
A-O
J-J
J-D
___1946
__1948
__1956
1958,
deb 3Vis_—1951
101%
119
.20%
J-J
'44
119
119
A-O
1951
—-—-1951
—.1951
;
1951
gold 3s sterling
1st
■'
109% 109%
«,«.
M-N
F-A
,
•42%
43%
■
91%
6iya
102% 104 %
vaa:;-AAV
w
gold 3%s
Extended
.
—
Consolidated Edison of New York—
debentures
1949
,
5s A—1957
1st
98% 103
90
89
103% 103%
J-D
Feb 1957
Collateral trust
3'As
gold 5s_
income 5s
gold 4s
1st
•
*112
'
J-J
«.
106
15
108% 109%
109%
108% 111%
2
111%
111
J-D
1958
mtge 3Vis series I
Conv debs 3Vis—
Ry & L 1st & ref
1st
Gas
Manhattan
A
Bell Telep 2%s series A—-1981
"1st
1st
Conn
f 5s series A_—1962
s
Illinois
35 Vi
21
134
35
Commonwealth Edison Co—
Conn
1st
Illinois
_-._-.Apr 1 1969
w
w
Coal
122% 127%
101% 101%
m*m
maim
32%
High
108%
*111
34%
Low
NO.
High
109
18
109
108
-
108
,90
88
85
Range Since
January 1
Sold
126% 127
126%
A-0
M-N
M-N
—
t§AHousatonic Ry cons gold 5s
Houston Oil 4%s debs
84% 102
244
91
J-J
1944
1937
1954 A,.
Co 1st mtge
(R)
79%
451
91
1999
Hoe
15
— —
28
25%
27
Hocking Valley Ry 1st 4%s
'
101A 103%
6
Bonds
Friday's
H
—
101-ft 101A
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Lorn
84
Mackay Corp—
ACommercial
'Income
75%
*103%
F-A
1st extl 4s_
& Tol
Columbus
36
61
61
25
Week's Range
Last
Interest
Period
Exchange
Sept.
High
78%
66%
68
M-N
M-N
A-O
J-J
A-0
M-S
series A
& South 4%s
AColo
Low
No.
High
Ended
Week
1
January
Stock
New York
Range Since
Sold
77
78
4-0
A-O
A-0
1945
1943
1970
gtd 5%s
f 5s series B gtd
Union Term
Cleve
Friday
BONDS
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
le Price
Monday, September 28, 1942
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
York
New
I^WW*!^ IV
98
28
91%
98
110% 110 Va
10
110% 115
119% 122%
*119%
105
77%
84 V3
81
47
109 Va 109
80%
4
108% 110
5
105
80
105
Va
105
Va
106
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
^Number 4111
Volume 156
Week
Last
Interest
Period
Stock Exchange
Sept. 25
Ended
BONDS
\V exit's Range
Friday
BONDS
New York
or
Bonds
Friday's
High
Low
N-»<
•
New York
Range Since
January I
Sold
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Low»-
Week
5s' series B
1st St ref
>2003
......
,
A-O r
.
1st & ref 3%s series E
Unif mtge
—-2003
.
3%s series A ext
104
St Louis Div 2d
gold 3s———1980
Mob & Montg 1st gold A'/aS—1945
South Ry joint monon 4s——-1952
Atl Knox & Cine Div 4s-_——1955
1/
Ref 4%s
series
93%
1st mtge
3%s extended to
80%
86 ya
6s;
10*
84
84
*__
*110
4%'s. series-A..
Gen mtge
106%
Conv 5%
84
80
91
\
.28
48%
51%
52
.
JAMarket St Ry 7s series A—Apr 1940
•
(Stamped mod) ext 5s__—
1945
McCrory Stores deb 3y4_——1955
McKesson & Robbins 3J/2S
1958
*11
N Y; &
55 Vi
53 y*
46
61
'
~
30%,
93%
93%
103
100%
99%
31
99% 101
63
65
50
60
65
79
6
71
83
107% 108
20
F-A
107 y4109
55 Vs
55
M-N
60
59
3-J
.-/'
M-S
39
1947
4s———.*.*
deb
3y2S—
deb
M-S
A-O
37
3y2s——
deb
4s»
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dfeb
4s—
—
,
'
56
42
60
%
27/
52
59
54%
*102
64
103%
100
/
38%
39 y4
78
19%
39%
37%
37%
11
20 Vs
37%
36%
37 y2
149
isy4
37y2
39%
3-J
1956
39 y4
38%
39%
156
19
M-N
—^>1955
—
119%
111% 115
103% 104%
M-N
1954
deb
116
3
111% 111%
M-N
.
>1943 /
ANon-conv
39 Vs
38%
40
118
19 y4
40
37%
A Debenture
certificates 3 V2s——1956
3-J
37%
37
37%
•57
19
AConv
6s—w——————1948
3-J
47%
47%
48%
389
23
1940
A-O
59%
59%
60%
84
40%
1957
M-N
9%
8%
9%
80
3%
9%
1967
3-D
43
44%
622
2XV/2
44%
85%
87%
62
73
87%
8%
969
2'/e
2%
148
44%
44%
17
111% 111%
7
deb
§ A Collateral
67'/a
4%
:
S.
26
117% HP
117%
-1947
Impt 5s
ANon-conv
107 Va
41
75
*8
106% 108%
'
108% 108%
J-D
1973
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109% 112%
.
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;
107%
A-O
>—1973
ANon-conv
95
105%
104
*112%
>:
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101
68%
y
106% 107%
107%
57
65
A-O
2000
series A
4%.s series B——
40%
97
104% 104%
104%
93
99%
79
F-A
—1949 '
Harlem gold 3%s>—
N Y Lack & West 4s
100 y2
98
99% 100
,
69%
96%. 100
99
/
83
58
15
•
gold 4s
N Y L E & W Dk &
42
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A-O
F-A /
4s——1938
f
43 %,
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.
85%
-
67
*23%
M-S
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196G
Merop Wat Sew & Drain 5%s.—1950
JSAMet W Side El (Chic)
A-O
Q-A
Q-A
A-O
J-J
High
71
324
63 y4
100
'
:,?3Q/f/a-':
4s_
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79
48%
51%
M-S
67
100
...
A-O
—1966
-
Purchase money
y
Low
78
62%
A-O
—1947
1st lien & ref 3 y4s series E
108% 111%
83%
48%
M-N
■/Stamped
notes—-J—,
N Y Edison 3%,a series DA;>—1965.
91
W
,
:
w
83
3-D
76y2
100
J-D
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1959 /.y/yM-N j.
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western 1st gtd 3
---t-1941 • /-.
3-3
Marion Steam Shovel s f 6s
1947
A-O
Manila RR (South Lines)
debentures^/—>u—^--^-1950
N Y & Erie—See^ Erie RR
3-D
•
—I960
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A Manila Elec RR & Lt s f 5s——1953
Manati
62%
A-O
N Y Connecting RR ■ 3%s A—
—1965
N Y Dock 1st gold 4s—————1951
108'/*
•
M
Maine Central RR 4s series A—1945
January 1
No.
110%
.
90.
91
Range Since
Sold
High
105
101
104-
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M-S
M-S
J -J
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1
M-S
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98
7,
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—1974
84
104%
A-O
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A
90%
.
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series
8
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Sale Price Bid & Asked
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5l/aS
8
86
82
Ref
104%
99
76
92 Vi
85%
J-3
J-J
>1950
TJnif mtge 4s series B: ext——1-1960
Paducah & Mem Div 4s———1946
91 Vi
92 V2
A-O
A-O
A-O
1st & tef 4MiS series .C—
—2003
& ref 4s series D—2003
1st
16
Week's Range
or Friday's
Last
Interest
Exchange
Sept. 35
Low
New York
100% 101 Vi,
Friday
Stock
Ended
High
Louisville & Nashville RR—
100%
1131
trust
A Debenture
9
6s„
4s_
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43
Vi
48%
61
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/'Michigan Central—■:/ / /:■•■' ;:'//,
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—1951
M-S
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—————1952
M-N
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J-3
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—1963
M-S
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A-O
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—1939
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70
38
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f
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96
5
67
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63
38
4
60
58%
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45
29
45%
29%
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52
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8%
9%
183
3%
31/4
:. 28
2%
34
%
15%
15%
366
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15%
16
90
9%:
16%
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16
.
29%
{AMilw Spar & N W 1st gtd 4s
1947
M-S /
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1941 / v;, J-3
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1934
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—1949 yf. M-S
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Q-F
37
37
'
9
3%
2%.
2%
f 6%
y i%.
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& ref 6s series A———1946
A 1st &
3-J
3-J
3-J
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1;
'
2%
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Mo Kansas & Texas 1st 4s
1990
,
97/a
3V4
%
4
60%
41
98 V4
42 Va
150
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■
40-year 4s series B
Prior lien 4 Vis series
3-J
1962
37%,
31%
31
2 V«
A-O
116
293
8%
507
39
108% 109%
noy2
11
109% lllVa
M-N
104
104
deb 5 Vis—1950
(Md)
A 1st
F-A-:
A—-—1965
of deposit———
4s—————....1975
& ref 5s series F
1977
& ref 5s series
A 1st
yv.
M-S
A
:
A
1
RR" 5s A
72 i/s
6
6974
74%
33%,
32%
34%
678
2174
34%
29
29
29
2
23 V2
29
35%
35%
35%
A-O
/:,/
■
36%
guaranteed gold 5s_
1945
..-t
35%.
F-A
of. deposit
v
—
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35%
35
36%
.
1
1
•
34% /
%
3%
21%
472
„
21
-
' v;/:. 13 ;/::
36%
24%
:
|
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36%
35
ACertificates
36%
M-N
M-S
F-A
Moh'k & Malone 1st gtd gold 4s_—1991
Monongahela RF 3Vis series B_—_1966
Monongahela W Penn Pub Serv—•
/
1st mtge 4 V'aS———1960
92%
r
<
48 y4
49
93%
42
12
3Vis sinking fund
National
Steel
2047
3-J
—2047
3-J
impt ,5s series- D———2047
J-J
impt. 6s series B.
Si. impt
&
Northern
,
/
38%
103% 106
Northwestern Teleg
England Tel & Tel 5s A——1952
1st gtd 4%s series B———1961
N J Junction RR gtd 1st 4s——.-1986
N J Pow & Light 1st 4%s
—I960
New Orleans Great Nor 5s A
1983
N O & N E 1st ref & imp 4%s——1952
New Oil Pub Ser 1st 5s series A—1952
1st & ref 5s series B———1955
New Orleans Term 1st gtd 4s——>1953
-
•
53
35 Ye
46%
,31%
42%
/ 13
109%
*112
5s
series
106% 109%
111% 112%
116
29
69
68
105
102%
102% 102%
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68
12
65
66%
77
66%
111%
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56
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76
76
82
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a
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1st
107%
5
107 y4 107%
107% 107%
44
44
45
105
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52%
&
F-A
>1946
impt 4 Vs s series A——2013
Ref & impt 5s series C—:
2013
A-O
A-O
;
49
52
52%
48%
49
48%
49%
46
47
55 y4,
56:
51%
5
55%:
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—
Oklahoma
Gas
Power N F
104% 104'/a
17
registered
Pacific Coast
1946
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'
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13
I
.
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s
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1133.
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54
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99%
105
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105
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106
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47
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29
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13
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108
109
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w
99
102%
99
12
102
102
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102 y8
85
95 V2
84%
94%
17
106 >/4 108%
12
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105
105
—
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70
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99%
9974
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9
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49
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40
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J-D
ctfs D_—1944
J-D
103 V^
1952.
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.-
1963
F-A
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43%- , 59%
98 J/2
■
.
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54y4
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,
49
79%
40
63%
78%
Pa Ohio & Det
1st & ref 4%s A—>1977
4%s series B_»
102%
1
2
105
108
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54
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103
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108
101
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44
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100
104
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1981
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debentures
1
....
J-3
1969.
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105 %
105% 106
40
105
108%
1974
:
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4%s
■
103% 103 V4
108
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101
101
102
31
99
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68
67
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,
36.
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61%
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57
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56%
45%
44
.
gold '4s——
stpd dollar
mtge 3%s series C
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4s sterl
50
16
55
47%
108%
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91
36
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-
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4y2s
49 y2
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5s
series A
series
B.
,1943
...1948
May 11948
1970
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M-N
101% 101%
1
M-N
109% 109%
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9
M-N
89%
A-O
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90
120 Vi? 120 y4
1
1
132
5
1965
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1968
3-D
108 %
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10
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113
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,
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50
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.
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,
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Patersori & Passaic
1,240
70
54
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1971
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53%
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1
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J-J
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52 y8
381
681
48 J/4
gold 5s
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/
110
49%
v
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52
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Co
52%
-
39
.39
•;
47%
1998
106%
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49
38.
20
v..
53
registered
1998
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:
1998
3%s registered—>1998
y
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-
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3%s
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1-1946
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1961
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1st
:!•
1
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,
68
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1943
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1946
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45%
499
——1997
2
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52%
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-
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J-D
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41%
54.%
64
•
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37%
98%
74
1st
34
51
67%
12%
106% 108%
108% 110%
1966
1st gtd 5s„
Paducah & III 1st
98
3-J
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4%
-4.
22
107% 110
Oregon RR & Nav con gold 4s>
Guaranteed
.i,:
7
3%s
debentures...
4s
36
12%
'•
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Elec
&
81
53%
...47%
12
107% 108
108% 108%
§A2d ext gold 5s_—
»1938
Pacific Tel & Tel 3V4s series B>_
1966
I
.
M-N
1952
3%s
109%
109% 111%
102% 102 V2
J-J
—»»»_»1972
Pennsylvania RR cons gold 4s...
3 y2s
& Hud River
108
M-S
1967..
—
—
36%
.
4
52
—1997
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N Y Cent
10
...
—
•
83
48%
49
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109 % 109%
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107%
>
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107 V2
.
72
,
12
'
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51%
49
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'
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.
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7
77
81
41 y8
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5974
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83%
•-75
3
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mtge 4s
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■
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1st
82
74%
107%
80
75 Vb y 77%
107% 110%/
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76
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5
117% 117%
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59%
48
76
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—
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69%
48
79
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57%
29
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90
93
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.
103%
99% 100 %
102% 104%
7
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282
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,
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100-
36
102% 103
103 >/4 105 y4
18
100 Va 100%
103
69%
62%
59;
105 y*
100%
..
;
4y2s ext—1944
Ontariu Transmission
68
——1954
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ACertificates of deposit———
Alst 4'As series ,D———,——1956
F-A
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>
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1954<
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54%
73%
55%
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66
v-
f§AN O Tex & Mex n-c inc 5s—1935
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44%
47
66
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M-S
39%
109
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v
42%
—
55
..
3-J
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1943
36
■
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38
-
■
55
109%
M-S
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38
M-N
—1945
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A
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55
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Ohio
35
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66
39
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50
78
2
59
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1st mtge 3y2s
43%
-
39,
M-S
fANaugatuck RR 1st gold 4s—.—1954
5s—.——,1948
fANew England
States Power
(Minn)
65%
40 V4
27%
68
55
/
89
82
106
38%
35%
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5s series C—
.,-35y»
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38%
F-A
J-D
M-S
3s——1965
,
/
42%
.
107% 112%
30
103% 104
debentures——1949
1st mtge
50%
3-J
71%
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/
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109
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71%.
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73%
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2047
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A—1978
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Distillers Prod 3 Vis.——1949
101
.
■
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54%
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114
99
1
■
119
112
1
98% 104
15
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3-J •
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M-N,
,
80%
5
/:./ 2
111% 111%
A-O
.
49
103 Va 103%
A-O
3-D
debentures———————---1965
Montana Power 1st & ref 3%s»—1966
Montreal Tramways 5s ext——J-1951
Morris Si Essex. 1st gtd 3%s——2000
Constr M 5s series A__.
—1955
Constr M 4 Vis series B———-1955
Mountain States T & T 3 Vis
-1968
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gtd 5s1947
6s
:kr
92%
119
■
' *99
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Q-J
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y
,__;//
.
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1
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deposit——
registered-—————1997
4s
,
of
Pabific prior lien 4s__
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(Wise)
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119%
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,
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36%;,:.'
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36%
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209
,
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w—
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A-O
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|
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23%;
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3%.
3674
•
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103% 103%
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cellation
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36%
27'a
3%
M-N
—1981
ref 5s series
&
36V»
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gold 5s series H—,—1980
of deposit——-
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3674
35
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36%
1%
101% 104
F-A
& ref 5s——1974
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1974
23 %
25%
•
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679
1
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1954
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209
14
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;
36%
35
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1978
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of
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35%
36
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8%
3%
-1961
-.—1998.
mtge 5s conv inc
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v
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7%
2014
4y2S, series A
mtge
Alst
Missouri Pacific RR Co—;
7%
93%
110%
108
110 Vi
North Central
35%
7%
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15%
108% 109 Vi
.—1966
Norfolk & Western Ry 1st gold 4s_1996 North Amer Co deb 3 Vis—
1949
44%
21
33%
75'/4
.
110%
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33%
22
1
18%
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108%
1st
41
32%
109
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20
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3-J
88
38
29
14%
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24%
32%
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12%
88
M-N
12%
107
103
236
Niagara Share
45
176
38 K
31%
21%
1978, ';//. J-3
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adjust 5s series A—Jan 1967
A Cum
37%
J-3
1962
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/f f.
1943
F-A
104 % 107
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—.
j-d
1953
.1945
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106% 106'A
38
61%
202
112% 112%
v
j-j
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108
"118
:
vv;
64%
"107%
f-a
•
j-j
.
Texarkana & Ft Smith 5'As A—— .1950
64%
55%
40
59'A
"■
•
refund
Gen
64%
55%
59%
"57'A
59
14
59%
j-j
series D———
60%
.
Tenn Assn St L
Texas
SO
j-d
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M-N
1950
—
47
368
■
:■
99
M-S
4'As
1st
C
series
5s
71%
71
"
97% 100%
98%
1960
5s series B—...
718
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67%
debs—.1966
deb 3s__
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95% 104'A
j-d
gen
58
111 t §
103
99
98
100'A
j-d
t'"'
■
104% 108%
3
99%
99'A
"95%
1962
1974
1977
gen
86%
93%
121%
j-d
1st
85%
J
104% 109
105% 105%
99'A
112%
1st 4s ser A—1948
1st
85%
80% 9382 V;i 86%
92%
121
118
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a-o
418
66
112%
118
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a-o
93
112
111
"120
M-N
-.1959
1960
mtge 4'As series B
Young & Ash
91%
VV
108
110
"112
j-d
1958
56 'A
92%
F-A 1
Swift & Co 2%s
...
f-a
M-S
56%
46'A
Apr
108
f-a
j-j
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456
j-j
1996
1951
C.
105% 106'A
~
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a-o
455
53%
53%
69%
Superior Oil 3%s debs
~
cons
221
54 %
ASpokane Internat 1st gold 4%s„.2013
debenture
57
54'/a
52%
52
Stand Oil
Standard
46%
53'A
A-O
3%s B_—1964
102% 102 § J
"105%
1st mtge 4'As
series
3s
68
58
67%
gold 4s
of Calif 2%s
72%
60
49%
53%
1%
97% 102%
"108
—
Pitts
ref
&
50%
,
vv: is
53%
3
2%
1963
ii
344
.—.1956
—
Bell Tel
Southwestern
647
56%
93
gold 5s
1st
'
68
55%
ft
A-O-
Studebaker Corp conv deb 6s
F-a
1st 4'As series A
1st
105%
j-j
6s„_—
Div
102
—1994
4s series A
Louis Div
103% 106%
I 72 Ye
68
69%
56
1%
3
1 %
M-N
Va
106% 108%
103% :
.....1956
gen
St
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—1956
&
Mem
i'
M-S
M-ST
1%
3
"2%
J-J
Gen
Pitts & W
1
High
j-j
gtd 4s——1955
Devel
102% 104'A
"104% 105
M-N
ref
1st
Ry 1st cons gold 5s
V
10%
32'A
M-S
guaranteed 4'As—1964
mtge 5s series A——„—.1970
x
Gen mtge 5s series B__„
1975
Gen 4'As series C
1977
VPitts Coke & Iron conv 4'As A
1952
Pitts Steel 1st mtge 4'As
1950
1st mtge 4'As series B
1950
Pitts Va & Char 1st 4s gtd
1943
J
Series
1
107% 107%
"105% 106%
■
32%
5
4s
gen
99 % 102%
20
226
1%
4'As—
Low
M-N
,.
—1950
1st
&
109% 112
8
>102'A 102%
4s
cons
January
No.
High
M-N-
1969
3%s.._—..1946
Devel
90% 105%
46
97
j-J
3'As gtd
I
Range Since
Sold
64%
1981
secured
Southern
120
108
„
j-d
.
..11968 ,-U'
—„
.........
South Pac RR
102% 105%
2
—
-
.1949
Fran Term
San
104% 108
115
111% 111%
111%
J-D
guaranteed.—__—1942
guaranteed—.
1945
gold..
.1949
Seri is F 4s guaranteed gold
1953
v,Series G 4s guaranteed.._,_.i._:.1957
Series H cons guaranteed 4s
1960
Series
Bonds
Friday's
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Aug 1949
,
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-
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coll)
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M-N
D
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or
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..
j-j
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ftftiis..
110% 110%
4'As
C
Series
A-O
j-j
1947
(Oregon Lines) A...—..1977
64%
Pittsburgh Cine Chi & St Louis—
Series
1962
6s A
registered
74
117
117
6'A
(Cent
4s
-
1st 4%s
55%
,,
.
102% 102%
9
V
.7%
3%
16
110%
110
4s
47
37
63%
106
117
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—1951
debs—
l3As
Sale Price
-.1979
Pacific Co—
110% 113%
29
63'A
60
ft
106
deposit—
of
ACertificates
Phillips
60
j-d
„__1962
1937
Philip Morris Ltd deb 3s—
APhilippine Ry 1st s f 4s
3%S._
Colo Power
Southern
91
106% 107%
J-J
1949
—
& Tel
Bell Tel
Southern
39
F-A
1st
-
72
62'A
63'A
M-N
mtge
7
3
6%
71%
J-D
coll tr 4'As
1961
& ref 3%s~
1967
2%s____—
1971
J A Phila & Read C & I ref 5s—-1973
Electric
Phila
Week's Range
Last
Period
25
debentures
3s
93%
81%
'"106%
71%
M-S
Philadelphia Co
:W
43'A
6
J-J
1943
1974
1977
1981
428
43
6%
J-J
1980
_1952
1st gold 4s
91
,
-
1956
—
•
111% 111%
F-A
& Wash
Bait
89
./•
43
Apr
5s_.—1956
4'As series C__
Phelps Dodge conv 3'As deb
Sept.
95% 100% :
A-O
series B—
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Low
95% 100%
M-S
gold
Phila
90'A
96%
1947
Pekin Union
&
4s
1st
89'A
97
4s ext—
1960
4s——__—-—__Apr 1990
Marquette 1st series A
1st
90'/8
Eastern
&
AIncome
Pere
A- O
A-O
—1984
—1952
4'As series E_.
Stock
Ended
Week
High
1910
Peoples Gas L & C ref 5s—;
Peoria
Low
—1981
General 4'As series D—_l
deb
No.
High
York
New
Range Since
January 1
Sold
South
Pennsylvania RR (Continued)—
Debenture gold 4lAs_.__
Conv
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Gen mtge
bonds
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
York
New
Monday, September 28, 1942
75
82%
..1981
Apr
40 %
40'/«
41
147
33%
50
..1991
Apr
32%
31%
33
478
28%
39%.
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4111
156
NEW YORK
Interest
Exchange
Stock
Ended
Week
Sept.
Last
-
Low
tAWabash Ry ref & gen 5%s A.—1975'
ARef
gen
A Ref
& gen
A
M-S
•
27%
YY'TT"' *■
Friday
*26%
Sale Price
28
2361
27%
26%
27%
88%
Wilson
J-J
—2361
1954
—1955
86%
A-O
A-O
debentures
6s
Warner Bros
Pict
debs——
6s
deb
Co
Bros
A Warren
A
——.
—
—
86%
*99
-
101
15
deb
Conv
—
3%
101
102%
WinstQn-Salem S B 1st 4s_—. :
1960
106
tAWisconsin
1949
J-J
Central 1st 4s
'
Warren RR 1st ref gtd gold 3%s„2000
1st 40-year
Gen
West
stpd gtd
5s
86
*104
119
/.
1st
Maryland
19
107% 107%
10
107% 110
111%
111% 111%
76
110
111%
84
91%
109% 110
84%
93
86
37
93
86
A-O
M-S
1st 5s ser A—1946
——1946
Pacific
JAWestern
A5s assented
gold
25-year
5s—_;
—
102
93
93%
16
101/* 101%
8
36%
V.
37%
M-S
38%
246
20%
Westinghouse El & Mfg 2%s__
115
A-O
Yv
.—1943
1st 4%s
J-J
36
38%
283
20%
38%
107
79
84%
88
81
88
77%
85%
'
84%
84%
r
.83%
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M-N
84%
85%
86%
83
85%
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84
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122
in
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17%
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115
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37
51%
37%
—
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95
114
272
50
16%
16 /
90%
4
51%
35
9
1"
-i
106% 106%
the
in
M-S
•
1960 Y
sale
delivery
the year's
included
not
34
108% 110%
5
20
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■
105
108%
—
12
12%
not
range,
n
101%
M-N
101% 101%
99%
99%
101
162%
23
99%
98% 100%
18
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash sale
year's range.
^Negotiability impaired by maturity. tThe price represented is the dollar quotation
pound unit of bonds.
Accrued interest payable at the exchange rate of $4.8484.
securities assumed by such companies.
or
♦Friday's bid and asked price.
A Bonds
200-
per
in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
tCompanies reported as being
the Bankiuptcy Act,
100% 101%
16
101% 101%
101%
1948
mtge s f 3%s series D_
38%
"
37%
M-N
•
—1951
1960
1951
—.
30-year 5s__——
-.115
-
V-V 50%
'-.;Y*-_, '
—
J-J
deb 4s
Conv
1
Western Union Teleg gold 4%s_—1950
100% 103%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
Included
1943
104% 106%
15
103
110% 114
107% 110
107%
J-J
——1977
5%s series A
ref
&
West N Y & Pa gen gold 4s_.
14
'
A-0
1952
1st 4s—
39
118% 121%
6
1st
Western
_
92
.
;
50
—
17%
7Y-..
■
1971
37%
37%
47%
102% 105
91%
M-N
deposit
$AWor & Conn East
106
119
119
J-J
11L1967
1st 5s E——1963
mtge 3%s series I—--——1966
of
'1—1968
3-D
3-D
•
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40
86
103% 105%
M-S
—1950
mtge 3%s
Penn Power
1st
31
69%
34%
86
Q-M
F-A
F-A
_1945
guaranteed 4s-
Westchester Ltg
*33
F-A
>
Washington Central Ry 1st 4s„—1948
Washington Term 1st gtd 3%s——1945
7
2
103
51
v
1936
56
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—
,
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)
135
1
High
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*
10
102
99% 101%
Low
45%
—
A-O
January
No.
48%
—
.
Range Slu^e
Sold
44%
91%
/
J-J
81
,—1947
Bonds
High
46
■
—
M-S
J-J
1955
95
12
100% 101
"•101%
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103% 103%
M-S
1st M 4s Al
Co
&
45%
J-D
99
,v
101% 101%
101%
Y 101
M-S
receipts—
Deposit
■.
.
M-S wv
■'
1948
.—1941
6s__
•
86
48
J-J
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 4s.
83
Registered
1—1966
Walworth Co 1st mtge 4s——.—1955
or
Bid &, Asked
Low
22%
77
—
Last
Period
25
22%
26%
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
Sept.
High
24
10
Stock
Ended
24
*25%
A-O
Ref & gen 5s series D
27%
*26%
A-O
4%s series C
Low
York
Week
January 1
No.
■
New
Range Since
Sold
High
F-A
—1976
5s series B—
BONDS
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
25
BOND RECORD
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
New York
1133
No sales transacted during current week.
selling flat.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
NOTICE—Cash
in
the
In
the week
in
footnote
a
in
following
delivery
which
York
Week
Curb
Ended
Last
Wire Co
25
Aero
Low
Inc
Associates
Aircraft
Air
Access
Investors
Low
30
19
~4% *4%
4%
5%
••-••v.
preferred
500
Air-Way
Alabama
Great
Alabama
Power
Coast
Atlantic
Coast
Line
1% July
Atlantic
Rayon
75
20 %
Apr
Atlas corp
i'o
Jan
Atlas
Drop
% May
1%
Aug
Atlas
50"'
95
-
73
Jun
YY
89
Sep
;
Y-
Y
,
.*
Investment
79
/
97
Products
Class
A
conv
6%
94
93%
105%
Goods
Aluminum
Industries common-——-.—•
Mfg
—
94
'7
Jan
Jan
•>7.,; 1%
20
May
Apr
500
99% May
100
12%
Y
Y. Y
7
——-<—1•
common
preferred
6%'
68
68
12
11
7-7 722%
'105 '
103
103
103
Apr
Book
American
Box
Sep
90%
Jan
77'"
class
Common
10c
r<r
*
*
1
B
preferred
prior preferred
Central Mfg
$3
5%
:
$5.50
American
Cities
American
6%
(B Fl
Ayrshire
Class
12%
Jan
Baldwin Locomotive—Purchase
7
Sep
778%
Apr
Baldwin
Sep
Barium
7.:
8
,{.7103
Apr
24% May
4%
Barlow
Apr
&
$1.20
Fork
Gas
7%
Jan
65%
Jan
4%
Jan
4% l/o
&
9%
74
Seelig
Corp
convertible preferred—
$2.50
—
Mills
Inc
Bell
Sep
Benson
July
36
July
28% May
41%
American
Laundry
Light
Mach
Y 200
J an
%
12%
500
10%
Apr
American
13%
Apr
20% Jan
Mfg
Co
94%
225
82% Mar
104
$2.50
Jan
500
1% May
2%
Sep
Bliss
125
24 % May
28%
Feb
Blue
30%
50
27 V* May
32
Feb
$3
18
Apr
American Meter Co..
Potash
American
American
1st
/
$6
•
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i
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'
Y
.
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*
,
Thread
American
Writing
Post
preferred—.
Paper
common
Fence.:
*
1
—;
Apex-Ilec Mfg Co common
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%%
500
Borne
Bourjois
24
Jan
85
Jun
%
Jan
xl8
Aug
27%
Feb
May
7%
July
4%
Apr
6%
•
A
2%
$5
Jan
2,000
200
33%
Apr
2 V*
200
1%
Apr
200
'
3
Common
6%
class
A
common
non-voting
2%
2
2
2
1%
1
&
Aro
Corp
Equipment
Y
Jan
3%
Jun
2%
2
Feb
2%
%
200
J an
7% July
98%
120
91%
Apr
•
1%
%
1 Va
1,000
lb
Sep
•
1%
%
1%
12,000
8%
8%
8%
1,700
"5%
4%
Associated
American
Refining
Electric
aep
of
Co_
Canada
1
Apr
% Mar
9
rects
footnotes
see
page
1138.
*
200
4%
Sep
7%
200
3%
Jan
4%: Feb
7
Aug
8%
Feb
,.21
Apr
22%
Sep
6% May
9%
Sep
4
9%
13,500
2%
900
104
1%
20
Jan
3% Aug
1
Jan
8% July
Jan
Jun
•
i
3 V*
Feb
101
36
36
10
(.
Aug
117
Mar
30
Y7:
9
*
%
%
Mar
34
Jun
34
Jun
36
Sep
500
Jun
8%
Aug
25
38%
Jan
38%
6%
A
100
91/4
—*
6
200 ;
Jun
:Y- % Jan
10
Jan
38%
Jun
Jan
.7 8
5
2%
%
Apr
~5% ~5%
4 %
--
4%
—
300
1,300
12%
common
12%
Apr
10%
Apr
16%
Jan
A Feb
1,200
3/„
%
*/2
Feb
200
1
(S) & Co
34
Co common
350
5
*
Jan
27
Mar
35
Feb
4
Sep
5
Jan
200
■t
1% Mar
•
—100
—
..
90
J.v.,
3
Jun
33 May
42
Mar
30%
41v
41
25
34
Mar
Jan
5% May
7%
•
/« May
1*0
100
1 Va May
2% July
Jun
Jan
*
common
1st preferred
preferred
7-.Y
*
Traction
Corp
Lgt & Pwr_:
—*
A
9
8%
"9 :Y'::
Sep
8%
8%
4%
7
200
4%
3,200
Sep
Jan
9% Aug
May
4%
2,900
1
1
common
Aeronautical
Machine
Preferred
Brill
Corp
i
;;
10% Ma*
8%
Jan
May
20%
Jan
Jan
2V4
3% July
19
1%
1%
100
~2%
;
500
♦
A
46
200
,
1%
Jan
52
100
class
Class
B
77c
preferred
Brillo
Mfg
1%
1%
Sep
'2%
1%
Jun
60
Feb
Apr
3%
;% July
Sep
British
6%
Apr
8%
Sep
Am
Aug
87%
Jan
Am
Jan
Feb
*
100
46
:
Jan
A May
Jun
40
55%
Feb
Aug
14%
Jan
•
American
Oil
American
Tobacco—
Co
30% Jun
*
common
11%
•
Co
A
British
10
31%
Jan
Mar
13 Va
Jan
8%
Jun
9"%
Jun
6%
Jun
8
Jan
Y
Hi
4%
Jun
3%
.Ton
11% July
8
5%
Jan
4%
Sep
13
Jan
aep
dep
Amer
Brown
2% Mar
%
Feb
3% Aug
% Feb
Brown
$6
rects ord bearer
£1
ord
£1
rets
Celanese
British
Class
—£1
reg
33%
Feb
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Jan
103% Jan
Industries—
Associated Laundries of America
For
•
Aug
3%
1
•
6%
l
1
&
27%
700
*
75%
Light $7 preferred-*
Breweries
300
6% May
2%
Bridgeport
Jan
97%
5
Oil
Associated
Jan
1%
2%
Bridgeport Gas Light Co_
Jun
2
97%
Ashland
*•4%
Co com„*
Inc.—
2d
Breeze
2% Jan
2%
100
Art Metal Works common—.
Jan
3,500
Jun
Jan
200
■
10.
preferred
Arkansas Power
28 %
2%
18Y Jun
3
•
common
(H C)
Class
Arkansas Natural Gas
Sep
•v
%
8%
—
Scrymser Co
Brazilian
Jan
2,000
3
2%
'a
48%
A Jan
ax
47%
•
2%
—
' 5%
*
1st preferred
7%
Jan
1% Mar
2%
——
Apr
Sep
28%
28%
9%
preferred—:
Bowman-Biltmore
61% Mar
200
451/4
—
77' 4
1
Jan
GOO
2%
•
pfd
Bohack
Brewster
5
2
Angostura-Wupperman
20
2%
A
.
♦
5%
Apr
11% Aug
26% July
\
Superpower Corp common—*
preferred
American
19
—
100
1,200
2%'?
optional convertible preferred-—*;
22
3S2
1,500
\va "51/4
2
common
,
Feb
common
(E W)
Apr
7%
,39
A
A
.■■ija
20
20%
2%
100
Ridge Corp common
Apr
18% Mar
18% Mar
•
$6 series preferred-:
Anchor
450
2,100
79%
10
Seal-Kap
■
American
11
1
*
Chemical
&
Republics
American
20%
21
1
35
Jan
100
Co
Y
5%
19>
—1
preferred
Blauner's
2%
27%
—100
common
Maracaibo
20%
~20
1
Hedges common--.
Birdsboro Steel Fdy & Mach
27
25
Preferred
American
.16
10
Berkey & Gay Furniture
12% Aug
10,200
10%
11
'"*5 %
1
Canada
of
&
Convertible
Sep
16%
20
20
Trac common—25
&
preferred
6%
Sep
Jan
May
Jan
32
Tel
Blumenthal
American
3%
j
13
5
common
Jan
Rubber Co——25
American Hard
Feb
19
1
Jan
%
11
1
25
1.6
1
—
$1.50 convertible preferred—^
30%
27%
1
3%
'
common
13
A Sep
14%
.2%
common:.. 10c
preferred
Feb
2% May
2% Ma r
•
Brummell Ties Inc
Beaunit
Feb
93%
16%
10
100
General
convertible
A
14%
6,100
>
Inc
Apr
XL
2%
"Ludwig"
Apr
35 %
Jan
Aug
Jan
Mfg—
4%
33%
Jan
17%
Jun
Aug
6%
12%
•
common
Electric—
preferred
American
$2
Hoe
common
4
35
35%
16
2%
Aircraft Corp
Bellanca Aircraft common
10
r—10
/«
7
12% May
700
3%
Steel—_1
convertible
Beau
2,600
Power warrants
&
Co
Refractories
Feb
XL
3% Mar
% May
Sep
Jan
YY:
—d— 30
Rubber
Stainless
Bickfords Inc
American
Y
common
preferred
%
Va
Cyanamid class A—
American
■
for
275
7%
500
1%
—1
••;
300
7%
8
17
16
com—10
A
Co4
warants
A July
Y
Jan
Aug
B
Babcock & Wilcox
Baumann—See
7,200
17
4% July
.32% Aug
,.
Va Mar
5
Feb
Feb
■yYy.L-V.
1
B non-voting
class
Collieries
Jan
%
300
5%
25
—
American Foreign
Patoka
% Feb
8%
5%
Jan
3
—25
Tobacco
Beech
—
—
American
8%
Jan
22
1,000
•
—_°.5
& Sons common
900
T»r
—__25
A
A
Machine
preferred-
300
.
May
Jan
& Light—
Power
class
Convertible
Class
Class B
%
class A common—10c
3
425
5
Voting
Basic
American Capital
400
1
Avery
Feb
A
19
~~v>
'
32
1
-7
—
common
Products
Axton-Fisher
Jan
3%
■
120
...
common——1
Co
68
100
.
21 %
20
—100
Co
Board
300;
.,
-1
American Beverage common
American
Forge
114%
May
4%
300
-.;
68
100
1—
warrants
3%
32%
3%
32%
*
7%
Ltd
Aluminium
1
—50
-
Co
'
6
Sep
G4
109%. Feb
19% Mar
Sep
78%
1,200
,
Y
105% 106
12%
*
Aluminum
%
17
—
-100
preferred
100
17%
\v;\.
*
Aluminum Co common—
Mar
Corp
3% May
Jan
% May
'
17%
$3 conv pfd—
(Mich)—1
—10
common——
25
Allied Intl Investing
Allied
%
Jun
106
Automatic
Feb
Sep
2%
\y
High
83 7" Mar
107
s'
'V'
*
*•
j~——
62
100
preferred
Corp
Plywood
10
»'
75
95
Low
% Mar
100
pfd
Fisheries—
Sep
Range Since January 1
High
Feb
2%
U May
700
i%
•
$7 preferred—
preferred
i%
50
Southern-—
Co
Alles & Fisher Inc common
Alliance
Atlantic
8%
'./•••
I
$6
5% Mar
Jun
6%
Automatic
1%
3
Appliance
Electric
on
Sales
Shares
•
Co
RR
Jan
19% July
10
Warrants
Coast
&
A
Jan
4%
1%
2
Birm
class
Atlanta Gas Light
:■/A Mar
Convertible
shown
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
■
5% Mar
4
V-
Atlanta
Last
Sale Price
25
Week's
Range
Friday
Exchange
Sept.
Associated Tel & Tel
Feb
Mar
20
Jun
100
4%
i
Mar
4%
200
5%
4%
20
•.
22%
Ended
■"'-•YY-
High
Sep
100
50c
common
16 Va
Curb
York
Week
Range Since January 1
••
5
1
(N J)
Corp
are
the New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning
on
STOCKS
High
19
1
B
Alnsworth Mfg common
Air
the transactions
range
It is compiled entirely from the daily reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is in¬
1942).
New
Shares
1
Supply Mfg class A—
Class
RECORD
Sales
of Prices
10
common
(Sept. 25,
of
record
complete
a
for Week
Range v
Sale Price
Par
Acme
furnish
we
Week's
Friday
Exchange
Sept.
YEARLY
they are the only transactions of the week, and when selling outside the regular weekly
No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
security, whether stock or bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
STOCKS
:
New
list
AND
the week's range unless
disregarded In
are
they occur.
extensive
include every
to
sales
19' and ending the present Friday
Saturday Sept.
tended
deferred
and
reg—
dep rets ord reg
preferred
1 Va
Feb
L
11%
100
7%
Jan
2%
200
1%
Jun
50
Distillers
:
_*
1
•
% Mar
200
1
10s
1—1
common
preferred
Forman
~7%
Ltd—
Fence & Wire
A
:
'
'
'
—
46
May
1% Aug
2
Jan
12% Aug
2%
60
Jan
July
Monday, September 28, 1942
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
'
im
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Curb
Ended
Week
Exchange
Sept. 25
■'
.
Brown
(EL)
Co common
Bruck Silk Mills Ltd
A
$5
Low
%
Jan
%
Jan
Apr
.
%
Week
2,200
—
Curb
Ended
Crystal Oil Refining
$6 preferred
12% Mar
1
;;
7%
6%
7/a
69
i.
9%
61%
2,150
15%
1,300
Mfg Co
Jan
Feb
Inc
(Mo)
5
....
10%
200
IVb
Jun
1 %
May
6%
v -
3,300
1%
1%
■
2.50
Feb
_L
—
;
,
Va
Apr
9
Aug
13%
12
*
__
common.
4
—
12
High
% Mar
,
Aug
15%
Jan
v
1%
v
1 %
Sep
May
Jun
6%. Feb
Jan
13
common
Lighting
'
Low
—
■
5
_
v—
__
Range Since January 1
High
Jan
12%
Sep
Tobacco
Curtis
Sep
91%
5% Aug
7,300
;
70
64%
41
35% Jan
50
Sugar
Curtis
41
50-
v;v.
Atlantic
Cuban
Apr
Sales
for Week
Shares
Low
•
10
common
Cuban
41
41
25
Par
Sep
4%
Week's
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Sept.
High
4%
High
York
New
Range Since January 1
11%
.25
preferred
1st preferred—
$1.60
Shares
%
Power—
Niagara & East
Buffalo
1
Line
Pipe
Buckeye
for Week
Low
1
5
*
Rubber Co common
Bruce
Range
Par
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
of Prices
Friday
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
York
New
Week's
'
Hill
Bunker
preferred
Burma Corp Am dep rcts^
Burry Biscuit Corp—
..
h
9
9%
2.50
L
Sullivan
&
$3
Inc
Burco
25
13
13
13
8% Mar
11% Aug
:.
"ft
,
12>&q
,.
i7o
—
v
% Aug
200
%
Va
Petroleum
Darby
Jan
convertible..:.
Class A
'k Dejay
35
:
Dennison
Mfg class A
common.;
prior preferred
$6
•
200
•
14
Jan
10%
Sep
Jan
25
Aug
18%
v
1%
■
1
100
,
Jan
2 % Mar
Jan
37
51 % May
Jan
105
Mar
•<
—
Feb
3%
2%. Jan
.X
' J' 1%
50
;
23%
7
Feb
6%
23Vz
,
Jan
May
100
14
1
5
Stores..
5
100
'-p
1
_
7 >;
7
;;v
•
Hosiery Mills
Rubber Mfg
Dayton
10% .10%
5
common
.' Davenport
Feb
% Jan
~
'
8%
debenture.....
100
Derby Oil & Refining Corp
convertible
A
'
trust .'certificates
Voting
Sugar Estate
% Aug
ft
Jan
ft July
2V8
50c
50c
20
10
Cable Electric Products common
Calamba
% Aug
Apr
3%. Feb
Detroit Gasket
Mfg_-____..__.._._1, '
&
preferred
Canadian Car & Foundry Ltd—_;•//.
6% %
1%
600
1%
1%
1
*
100
Corp.
Canada Cement Co Ltd
Tungsten
Callite
2
Jan
Detroit
Mich
Stove
Steel
Products.
De
77% Jun
77%
15% Jan
—
21
Jun
Vilbiss
Co
Divco-Twin
-•
Truck
Dobeckmun
July
Co
Class B
voting
non
2%
*
*
voting...
A
Class
Alcohol—
Industrial
Canadian
2%
Jan
2% Aug
2 % Mar
Ltd—
Canadian Industries
preferred
7%
*
Carnation Co common
*
Carolina Power & Light $7 preferred..*
37%
Jan
12
20
42
99
100% 101
Apr
111%
Apr
103%
Corp
common
6
1
Carter
(JW)
Co common
Casco
Products^.—--—.4.—
Hudson
2%
2% May
3%
7%
Corp
common.
59%
preferred
Jun
%
83
62
6
6%
8%
1,700
10
2%
3
5,100
•
_*
*
43%
50%
1,550
3%
3%
200
.■ft
"v/.
Sep
27
Feb
55
4%
2% Apr
Jan
52, Jan
28%
$7
Sep
40
preferred..
;
4%
Stamping..
& Suburban Homes
Auto
City
Apr
82%
Jan
Apr
82%
Jan
City
Controller
Clark
Claude
Cleveland
Mfg—
Electee
Coal
Utensil
Aluminum
Club
Cockshutt
Cohn
Plow
Colon
Co
%
Patent
Columbia
1
18
Commonwealth
&
Southern
V\: 1
Distribution
warrants
1
Jun
72 %
Fire
1/64
34
%
Apr
1/64-
1%
Mar
13
Jan
>
:v
%
18
t
Conn Gas &
Consolidated
Biscuit
Jan
1%
Jan
52%
1,500
Jan
33
Jan
19
Va
'"V-
% Jan
Jan
17
200
37%
2%
400
34
Sep
1,600
2
Jan
Jan
17
Sep
9Va Sep
9%
35%
2%
Jan
38% July
2%. July
11
10% May
%
1%
33,200
44%
1,700
_i—*"
*
'47%
43%
5Vb
%
47%
1,900
5%
250
100
5/64 Apr
.
_.
Va
—
—
..
60%
Jan
36%
Aug
63%
Jan
2% Mar
6%
Jan
ft
Jan
■■_';/
Apr
9
Feb
28
Jan
4%
20
..
..
.
34% Aug
i;
Aug
4% May
—
—
,
--
5%
Jan
Jan
8i
57
May
81
May
150%
Sep
155
Sep
-~
..
.
150%
230
153% 155
157Vz 159%
90
85
Mar
730
82
Apr
159%
166% 168%
150%
154%
159%
168%
240
89
Apr
168%
148
—5
10c
ft
16
23
—
a*
300
aa
:
2%
50
23
2
May
SSISii
—
>1%
6%
6%
.3%
5
i.10.
vl%
6%
?3%
6V4
—
.
1%
6%
6%.
3%
1,700;
.
1
;■
:•
.
,
Sep
3% July
'•yM'" vVi-V''1'
;;
7% Jun
1% Jun
Sep
Apr
23
2%. Apr
—
—
-
ft Jan
2%
Jan
,
.
5% Jan
16%
Jun
19
800:
;;
Jan
9%
2%
Jan
Jan
J.an
300
6% Mar
7%
600..
.
Sep
July
Apr
13%
200
16
x2% V. X2%
Jan
5
—'v
—
16
Sep
23
18% Apr
:
—1
——
May
'1% Sep
Apr
1%
5 % Mar
7%
3%
300
44 %
—
79%
79 %
80%
-2%
2%
68
650
.2%
$7 preferred..*
& Light
Power
22% Mar
16% Jan .'/■'■
-4t-.4TMj
reg—dEl
rets ord*
,
.
1,300
—?
5
Sep
.
64%
May
Sep.
Jan
Jan
Jan
103
Co
15%^
10
125
.
Jan
%,"
15
Jan
11
300
:
Jun
15%. Sep
10% Feb
18
5
Distilling——1
Brewing Co
,
July
.
2%
2%
10
2%
..
..
—
—
—
—
10%. Jan
20%
—
—.....—1
2% Sep
400.
100
10
participating preferredhSi^lS
Conv
$3
15
15%
15
15
>-■
;
.
2% Sep
Feb
—*
Worth Stock Yards
Franklin
1%
•/
.
...
B ;voting..—?
Froedtert Grains & Malt common—.
& Electric
8%
Apr
May
41
1%
—
(Peter)
Coke Secur common.,
Telephone
44%
21%
400
44%
Metallurgical..
Class
(Geo A) Co.—
StOCfc—
.j."r' -1 n^''
l'i.j
COtl V
48%,
31% Aug
'■***•£
■'
49
Jan
10% Aug
:
r-—
..100
convertible preferred
4%
Conn
200
5
1
Brewing—1
dep
1946__
to
July
% May
2,200
IS
..
Airplane.
Fox
Service
Water
extended
c
37%
2%
*
,
& Equipment
Fort
Feb
Jan
Compo Shoe Machinery—
V
8
*
Ford Motor of: Canada—
Class A non-voting
Jan
3/128 Mar
'%• Sep
100
550
%
2%
May
1/256 Mar
1,500
.%•
13% :14%
Feb
9%
%
Association. (Phila)
Am
Jan
1,400
1/64
25
Mar
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
:
Jan
Sep
itf
I
Community Public Service
3% May
Mar
15%
16
1
6% Aug
7%
!
1
*
+,
Fedders- Mfg Col
7% Apr
1
Aug
2
240
•
Sep
.
'
Light 2d pfd A
Engine &
Fansteel
4% Aug
54
17%
Feb
3
6%
"
%
9%
Inc..—___1
Fairchild
Jan
Jan
50
64
16%
17%
Sep
.70
'.
Sep
.500
1%
64
V—
preferred.100
Commonwealth
7
Va Mar
2,100
?'
—
43
19%
Fairchild Aviation..—.1——.—It
Apr
Jan
% Mar
500
3%.
1%
1%
25
Arms
Oil & Gas^.
Community
-2%
•
warrants
Iron
Fire
12
2%
.
ft.: Jan
-
*
Pipe Line common
—50
Eversharp Inc common....—.—.—1
Florida
1
Columbia Gas & Elec 5%
Sep
6%
6% May
3%
—
';'L-J'"-'.'
%
Jan
..
*
*
:
Jan
Va
".v:y-
Eureka
Falstaff
•
:
Feb
.62% AUg
.v
Mar
35
3%
Airlines
Colorado Fuel &
Colt's
5
Sep
100
Development ordinary
Colonial
Mar
•
Inc
44%
21%
warrants
Derrick
Esquire
Mar
5
4%
common.!
Co
& Rosenberger
25
f
•;
% Feb
Apr
21
100
600
100
Corp...;
15
Aug
%
100
*
Illuminating
Cleveland Tractor common
Clinchfield
6% Mar
13
Co.
& Lambert
Clayton
4% Jan
July
6
—I
..4
1%
6%
.
•
Equity Corp common
...
$3 convertible preferred
'
:
Lights Inc
Neon
Jun
3%
4%
.V
7
.
Feb
40
& L
P
preferred
$6
65
__
Electrographic Corp......—
1
Elgin National Watch Co.;—.
---15
Emerson Electric Mfg--,——~—......4.
Empire District Electric 6% pfd
100
Empire Gas & Fuel Co 6% pfd—...100
0 6%% preferred
100 ?
Tl'v preferred
100
8%
preferred
.....—
100
Empire Power participating stock..—*
Emsco
Service
Cities
2
500
V
3% Feb
Apr
&
Power
Option
Jan
14
2V8 May
40
$6
Jan
ft Mar
■
common..:
....
Electric
July
Feb
Share
&
preferred
preferred....
$5
Jan
Apr
Bond
Electric
10%. Jan
Apr
Associates—
Sugar
Economy Grocery Stores....
Jan
x4%
40
Mar
•
*
*
preferred v t c
Washing Machine B_——_
$5
Sep
4%
47
5%
38
Jan
25
*
......
preferred series A...:
series B.__„__
Easy
Apr
3%
Jan
100
B._.
States Corp.!
$7
Eastern
Jan
13
/
6%
preferred BB___
$6
Jan
1
preferred—...—
67
25
—.
$6 preferred
Jan
2% Mar
500
60%
5%
Service common
60c
8
107
6% May
preferred
$6
Jan
3%
Shaft Co.
July
20% Mar
n
100
100
Eastern
?:
Jan
70 %
Consolidated Mining
Cities
85
8
1,200.
3%
3%
Jun
52
*
prior preferred.
preferred.—
Malleable Iron...
Aug
%■ ft Feb
Chicago Rivet & Mach
Childs Co
101
85% May
Chesebrough Mfg.
Chief
Apr
7
Cherry-Burrell common—
Chicago Flexible
Jun
72% May
10
—
&.
2
_-__.-10
Lead.^
Eastern
Jan
**9%
Apr
7%
Jan
50
'
Gas & Fuel Assoc common
6%
Jan
5%
/8%
Aug
65
,
1
common
4%%
Sep
6%
90
Light 7% pfd.—100
Central & South West Utilities
50c
Cessna A'rcraft Co
1
Chamberlin Metal Weather Strip Co__5
Charis
6%
2%
Gas &
Power &
Central
Jan
6%
America
1
Elec com..—.*
Central Maine Power 7% preferred.100
Central New York Power 5% pfd__100
Central Ohio Steel Products
1
Corp
Central
Mar
Picher
Eagle
6% July
6% Jan
Feb
4%
of
Catalin
x6
1^
:
20
•
*
common
Feb
4%
58%
24
■Duval Texas Sulphur
Jan
4%
6%
5%
—1
class B
Jun
3%
24
'58%
■
..
100
Hosiery
5y« Jan
3%
...
__
...1
Jan
29% July
IOV4 Mar
Aug
17% Aug
400
'
'
..
10
,
7%
—
3% S#'
3%
..
13%
29% July
—
Jan
11
2%- Sep
Jun
-
*
....
Co
Duro Test Corp
East
Carrier
10%
Jan
90
100%
P
25
B
Corp....
Harris
Driver
Durham
Feb
100
•
Feb
12%
Feb
Jan
8%
preferred...————
$6
& Coal
Duke Power Co
Apr
35% May
Steel
Dubilier Condenser Corp....
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—
class A____
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81
9%
;
126%
May
ft Mar
ft
37%
City Products
Carman
•,
Va
9%
%
Canadian Marconi
Capital
121
126% 126%
....
1%
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I
300
Jan
Jan
8
18%-Mar
•
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2%
—
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Jun
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common
common
Bridge Co Ltd
Feb
12'A
..
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..
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participating preferred
7%
49%
l7/8
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common...
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105
39%
200
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preferred without warrants:__20 '•<<•__/. ■/•'■ —
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California
1%
*
com
preferred
—
.
50
100
49
Aug
Corp
Co
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4
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% '/o
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preferred series C
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Consolidated
Consolidated
Mining
Retail
& Smelt
Stores
preferred
8%
100
1
1
Ltd
102
101
102
104
Aug
1%
3%
3%
Jan
1%
Sep
25 Va
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Jan
30%
3
—
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107
100
Royalty
Consolidated
Steel
Oil
10
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■
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7%
prior
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Aug
107
Gellman Mfg Co common.—..
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•
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4%
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1%
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1,400
4%
3%
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.
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Continental
of
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72
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10
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Continental Roll & Steel
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Corroon & Reynolds
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7%
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36
5%
7%
—
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36
5
6%
100
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pfd A
100
8% Mar
Sep
5%
Jan
%
Jan
%
Jan
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Public
6%
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1
67% May
84
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13
13
50
..
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preferred
110
,
55
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5
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14%
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__
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80
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82
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May
5
Jan
41
Apr
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July
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14
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92
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100
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103
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preferred
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jan
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7
34%
Apr
28
i__*
•
Jan
4
...
—
53%
103% Aug
i
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Crowley Milner & Co
Crown Cent Petrol
(Md)
27% Mar
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50
10
^
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69
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1
Aug
1/128 Aug
—
44
102
-
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;
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95
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20
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preferred
preferred.
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Petroleum
Crocker
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dep
Water Gas & Electric common
Jan
--
—
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i
..
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102%
—
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Jan
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100
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—
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500
—
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88
—
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4% May
61
6% Aug
%
12% Apr
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1,100
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—
—
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preferred B___
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Jan
7%
-
106
ft May
--
—
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88
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/>,600
10%
Apr
..
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52% May
'
—.
;
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General Investment common.—
100
preferred
3%
Jun
Continental Gas & Electric Co—
:
Jan
88
350
105
—
July
4
General Furnace 5%
Consolidated
105
..100
preferred
5%
'
'
5
...100
...
96% Mar
30
—
1%
28
Jan
Mar
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4111
156
1135
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;
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Week
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Range
for Week
of Prices
Friday
Last
Sale Price
•
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Sept. 25
York
New
r
Week's
Shares
STOCKS
York
New
Week
Range Since January 1
Curb
Ended
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Exchange
Sept. 25
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Low
Par
Gorham
Mfg common
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Grand
Gray
Mfg
Great
7% .1st
19 Va
3%
314
3%
100
3%
3%
—
5
Pacific
&
800
2
175
58
29
Jan
4Va Mar
3% Sep
Apr
Feb
3% Aug
t
May
Tea—
Par
Lackawanna
Lake
preferred
72
70
72
•
stock
common
High
Aug
124
1
Co
Atlantic
Non-voting
Low
High
10
100
83
Jan
134'A
Jun
RR
Shore
Great
York
New
Northern
Grocery
Stores
ft
1
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Paper
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900
.
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Co
Low
20
6%
1
Sep
43 3/a Mar
6%
6%
1,600
5
May
9
2 Va
600
2
July
3
5
2
Jun
100
100
Jan
1
preferred
common
1
B
Jan
Jan
2'A War
102
5% May
Laugendorf United Bakeries class A—•
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High
2%
Lakey Foundry & Machine
Lamson Corp of Delaware.*
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100
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Lane Bryant
Greater
(N
Low
.July
6%
Feb
13 V*
Feb
Apr
274 Mar
1 Va
Jan
l'/a
Jan
9 Va Mar
1% July
Apr
2%
•
10 Va
Jan
13 Va
1
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Gulf Oil Corp.
Gulf
Utilities
States
$5.50
pfd
*
•
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preferred
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& lK>
31 Va
32 >A
—25
24% Mar
3,600
102
-
103
"
Jan
Apr
108
Jan
92 Vt
80
Apr
109
Jan
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1
22
21
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preferred
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i
Hartford
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Hartford
Rayon
Harvard
25
Light
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Apr
Jan
46
Lone Star Gas
Long Island Lighting common
7 Vo preferred class A
Corp
Hazeltine
1%
5
convertible
l'A Aug
1%
Apr
3'A
20%
Jan
Louisiana
Land
1 %
30
43A
25fi
200
2'A
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Louisiana
Power
Sep
67 b
12%
50
6%
7
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Jan
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50
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474
30
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ft
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50
14 l/a
15 %
250
2
common
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s
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(R)
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200
100
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10
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6
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10
Aug
20
•
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574
•
25
—
•'
•
2%
& Co class A
9%
preferred class B
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•
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Hormel
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300
14%
100
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•
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100
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12
Jan
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7%
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Jun
3
Aug
27%
107% Aug
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for
c
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55
51%
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preferred——
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12
10
100
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v
tv
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7%
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&
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Jan
Mar
2'A
Jan
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8%
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6
Jan
8
Sep
9
Jan
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4 Va
Pipe Line
90 Va
90
22
24%
4%
Va
600
2%
50
91
International
Cigar
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Apr
23
Sep
12
Apr
25
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14%
250
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1,250
55 V2
Apr
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2%
•
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International Safety
International
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.
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600
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4 7
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2%
100
38
100
2
6
6
6%
74 Aug
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Apr
-
100
6
1,300
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4%
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22 Va
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Feb
ft. Jan
10
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23
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2%
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5 YB
*
2% Aug
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1/128 July
8 Va Mar
4: 700
5
Feb
lVa
1,400
ll'A "11%
•
preferred
prior preferred—
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Home Equipment—
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Jan
l'A
2,100
11%
•
$3.50
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ll'A
*
i
$1.75
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11%
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——•
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7
68%
14
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Jan
Apr
12
50
■
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14%
68'A
series
$3.50
107'A
86%
180
25
Hydro Electric— 77
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Sep
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17V2 Aug
100
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4%
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—
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of
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Jan
23
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preferred
12% Aug
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:
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13%
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7%
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8'A
200
7
% July
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15
ft
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100
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Glass Co
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2%
1
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Jersey Central Pwr & Lt 5%%
6%
preferred
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preferred—.——.
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100
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63
pfd„100
100
—..100
61%
63
1%
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2%
7/a Aug
100
A
&
May
81
61
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36
29
100
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.
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1
1
_
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Apr
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Kleinert
Knott
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Co
*
common
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1%
7
9
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9%
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—
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preferred
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preferred
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Brewing
Co
1
%
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1%
Jan
Feb
7
footnotes
see
page
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3%
/.
200
Apr
9%
■
7
Sep
7%
Jan
2
• '
6% July
Corp
14
Sep
4
8
8 Ya
July
113A May
14 V.
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24
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50
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Aug
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2% May
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90
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May
3'A Apr
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Monroe Loan Society A.
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32
67
i
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100
7
4% July
Jan
1,100
4
500
15
Aug
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300
7%
Apr
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17
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5
12
1
Jan
5%
Aug
Feb
30'A Mar
Va May
l'/a
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1
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174 Mar
5
Aug
6
140
152
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161
100
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Dakota
Montgomery
Montreal
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Mountain
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common
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Muskegon Piston Ring
Muskogee Co common
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5c
1%
4%
July
1
Aug
5Va Aug
;
700
600
4
100
9
May
11%
Feb
60
99
Apr
114%
Jan
100
7
May
9%
Feb
108
109
3 Va
20
17 b
10
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Feb
Sep
4%
10
100
Feb
17%
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common.....*
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158% 159'A
1774 1774
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3 Va
1% May
May
2 V2
2%
5
-
Jan
Feb
7%
Jan
10%
Sep
*
5
Aug
5V2
Apr
100
preferred
57
Aug
68 Va
Jun
-
■
N
Nachman-Springfllled
Bellas
Hess
common
Tv
1
>
City Lines
20
13%
*
common
preferred
Container
20
50
7
~9%
Jan
18%
Apr
20
44
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ft
10
13%
44
(Del)
"9%
*
7
1% July
•"
National
Rubber
Feb
National
Steel
2.
.
% Mar
,
12'A
Machinery
Car
Ltd
Feb
13'/a
Sep
11
Jun
14 %
Aug
50
39
Jan
45
8
Apr
10%
8% July
174 Jun
10%
5,200
National Transit
National
8
Feb
3'/a
Feb
National
99
Sep
Nebraska Power 7%
Apr
52%
Feb
13%
2%
Apr
4
Tunnel
Union
Corp
&
Mines
Radio
70 .7
70
Jan
% 60
70%
95 '/a
62 Va
Apr
93
Jan
Jun
5%
Jan
2% May
77A Jan
Apr
•7125% Aug
'
24
8
24 Va
8va
100
Feb
Nelson
Feb
Neptune Meter class A__
7% Mar
Nestle Le Mur
10'A
"3
2%
Aug
1,200
3
9
Jan
10%
Sep
2% May
4%
Jan
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ya
Feb
9%
Aug
11
102%
40
102% 103 Va
Sep
113
Feb
Aug
84
Aug
84
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Jan
7% Mar
7
2,300
10%
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class
11
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•
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21%
400
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'
100
8
*
preferred
Jan
Apr
30c
Co
Jan
Jan
68%
10
*
3
675
•
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Sep
Oil
74
12.50
10%
May
1%
73'4
*
*
Sep
11
73%
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National Sugar Refining—
National Tea 5%% preferred
Apr
*
ft Feb
100
common
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700
•
1
Jan
9
6% May
"'va ""ft
'7';.
,
common
Candy Co
convertible
•r
•
Refining common.:
12 y8
-
4
JA Mar
2% July
25
14
.
'■w—
Monogram
Jan
Jun
Jun
900
1,000
—
574
a..
81
260
5% Mar
2%
200
8'A
Jun
1%
ft
—
2474
*
Monarch Machine Tool
7% July
"i
'
—
Jan
4%
'mm
•
\
% Mar
374
'.
•3
.
■
'
■
2'A
Apr
374
Mar
Aug
6 '/a May
'
MM
For
400
-
•
&
Jan
— —
—
200
common- —2.50
Pwr
50
——.
74
% ,7
'•MM,
Jan
100
10
4 Va
3%
common.
Missouri Public Service
Nehi
special preferred
Apr
•
Mississippi River Power 6%
National
'
IS
3 Va
*
& Mfg
Light 7%
Si
5% Aug
Sep
Feb
150
—1.1
Mar
Jan
Aug
474
3%
M——
Refineries
4
Kresge Dept Stores—
Kress
shares
& Stores
ft
30
106 Va
4%
t c.l
preferred
Supply
Mfg
1
Sep
Jan
99% July
JA Jan
1,900
10
Minnesota
Navarro
Koppers Co 6%
26
MM
%
5
v
Co
National
53
mmu
'
l'A
MM
Jan
1% July
l7/a Apr
\\ Jan
74
5$
1
National Fuel Gas
39%
—
—
•'*•(
M-MM
Apr
Mar
•
Jan
19
■
——
.
*
1,300
MM.
'-*"7
Jan
"
•*—
■
_
Inc
l'/a
115
4%
*
8
27% Mar
200
Va
Jan
74
_
116
1,600
6 Va
Sep
Feb
Mar
Products—
Jan
1% Mar
A
Rubber Co
Corp common..
Kobacker
174
;
29
•ft Mar
94
—
174
ft
July
10
mr'j
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
^
Jan
Jun
374
Aug
3%
MM
'
■/,'
common
common
Molybdenum
800
23
Jan
Sep
Aug
Jan
374
21
"
Mining Corp of Canada
Mock Jud
125
126
Aug
Mar
2%
V
4
!
-
'.V
;
Piping
Mid-West
'l'"-'
Feb
2
18
MM.
24
,;V
•
Abrasive.
Oil
Midwest
90
1,900
•;;
'
MM
10
conv
160
274
'
■
V.
1%
•
$2 non-cuin dividend
Midvale
Mid-West
112
mmM'
—
Corp $2
Midland Steel
1 Va Mar
8%
'•
.
Petroleum class A
Corp
Feb
Apr
Jan
>
10
;
Apr
»
•
15
—;
v t c
Oil
•
25c
National
v
3'/a
Apr
'
■'
Jan
2'A May
"
36
Ya
6%
3%
374
i.
.
Hone Corp
West
'
—
B
Jan
Apr
100
24
—
•
Corp
Middle States
Middle
National
Kings Co
3Va
10
100
—.
_
6
100
May
174 &
'WM*
:
■
_
111%
674
Jan
Sep
2 Vt
ft
<
8'/a
2'A
1
Preferred
$3
6%
Jan
l'/a
100
110
Jan
K
*
Jan
3%
.
class A„1
Michigan Steel Tube..
Micromatic
112
:
■■
National
preferred. ..100
Sep
174
......
National
Elec 7%
27
Apr
Sep
1%. Jan
60
68
Inc
8%
8%
MM
400
Ya
*
Scott
preferred
National Breweries
Kansas Gas &
Jan
July
7%
•
preferred
Chapman
National
Kennedy's
'HY
—
3%
common
common.
Participating preferred
Metropolitan Edison $6 preferred
Michigan Bumper Corp
6%
Jacobs
—-
--
"1%
Manufacturers
Participating
Midland
&
7%
Indianapolis P & L 5Vf% preferred.100
Indiana Service 6% preferred.:
100
7'A
preferred—
——100
7 rfo
13% Jan
Jan
200
£1
Ireland
Insurance
7/a (Jan
Apr
5%
1,500
7%
'■
5
Britain
Great
%
1
MM'
2
2'A
;
*
Co
Feb
7% Mar
7
25 Va
'
MM
MM'
_
Dredging
Stores
2 V. Mar
£1
*
*
1
274
50
July
8% Sep
'
r-'i"-'' *•'
*
common
Mercantile
1
1,200
,
MM*-'1'.'
7
...
•M—
*
Steam Shovel
Michigan Sugar Co
Imperial Tobacco of Canada——
Indiana
16 'A
Jun
1V2 Mar
'
Jan
1.
Am dep rets regis
Imperial Oil (Can) coupon.
Registered
—
of
200
-
*
..
Tobacco
ft May
300
.
7"
:
...
Jan
9
"l%
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Imperial
V3
-
20 Va
Mar
50
'
MM4
Margay Oil Corp.
Metal
Va'
20
50
Apr
23
%
100
12
Jan
Com-
Messabi Iron Co
—*
certificates—
arrear
Illinois
Co..
preferred—_
Sep
Mar
200
■.
*'
Co
Marine
Ltd
McWilliams
I
Iowa
74
274
MM
74
Mfg
International
6% %
5'A -convertible
%
274
Jan
1674
50
*
Warrants
Illinois
20%
v/7.:'
Co
Massey Harris
Sep
V. Aug
V4 Aug
5
;
4% July
Jan
9%
:
Apr
12
warrants..
Bi
Consolidated
Mar
Va
V
•
*
Hygrade Food Products
3 Va
4,500
100
preferred
Jan
15;
Aug
2,400
3%
*
Securities
4
102
■
Apr
112
5
•
Huyler's common—
Hydro-Electric
12 Va
__5
Co
3%
2ya Mar
May
Stores
convertible
Sep
21%
175
5
Corp
Ligonier
Feb
Jun
93
McCord Radiator & Mfg B
V
23 Va
Sep
M
Manati Sugar optional
Jan
2 V.
23
—
Jan
Feb
13
Feb
15
—
2274
%
24 Va
•
5
Jan
Apr
:
-
23
100
preferred
t
17%
27% Mar
—
.
;
Jan
Va May
1 Va
July
Marion
Horn
15%
1
common
12
'
■
8%
14% Aug
*
Exploration
$6 pfd
7%
12
•
& Co common
100
& Light
374
5 Ya Mar
1,400
— —
{Geo A)
Feb
Apr
Jan
5
CO CO
12% July
1474
14%
Aug
14
Jan
ll'A
Sep
67% May
l'A Mar
6
6'A
.
•
common
&
Corp
Manischewitz
7
1
Jun
Apr
Jan
6%
24
3% Mar
■■'
•■■■■■
14%
10
Jun
9%
100
,
i1
3%
374
—
Jan
Feb
Jan
574
*
,
Co
Preferred
7
6
__
*
Class A
Heller
' V*
..
100
6%
Conv
*
Rubenstein
6'A
16
11
3,900
2,800
16 Va
*
Ludwig Baumann & Co—
Conv. 7%
1st pfd
%
<
Helena
Apr
Jun
100
2% May
14% May
1%
50
Dept Stores
6%
7 400
16%
I6V2
— —
common
Hearn
Feb
300
__
•
Corp
preferred
Hecla Mining Co...——-.
i
5
Feb
% Mar
12%
•
•
12
%
1%
Hat Corp of America B non-cot com..1
27%
13'A
.5
Jan
19
May
40
July
*
common
Feb
Va
20
100
5 Va
5
Jan
4% May
Jan
l'/a
—1 ■<"
Co_
-
'
•••
: "a
—
%
ctfs— ._1
trust
voting
ft
400
'
i
3% May
25
Locke Steel Chain....
'.V
'
18 Va
-
Oil
Le Tourneau
Lit
'v
„5
Co
Lamp
Leonard
Lipton
H
Hall
1
common
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Line
I
:•
Realty
Convertible
MM
1138.
')■
8% July
Feb
1% Aug
1
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1136
Monday, September 28, 1942
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Last
Exchange
Curb
Par
Low
,
New
for Week
High
LOW
■
■
England Power Associates———*
New
%
21%
■
$2 preferred
.—A——*
Newi.England Tel & Tel..A——--100
New),'Haven Clock Co———-«—.—.*
New Idea Inc common.-—-------—*
175
Apr
1%
30'/a
■: '
—
7% Aug
7% Aug
;
' "n
100
10% Mar
12
50
68%
1%
Apr
Feb
.
'i..
15
;
16
■
'
■
350
;
7%
1
93
91%
190
optional warrantsClass B optional warrants—
i'XiaiiWiiy
99%
26%
.
•1
>
■
100
■
Jan
91%
18
1
.
Apr
102
7
11,500
43%
30
=
v
ic
Apr
% Sep
Sep
'
.
Jan
69%
''
1)
—
(.4
■
■
%
•
class A—
common—.—-—-—-*
%Mar
100
4,300
19'/a
A'W—
U1'1.
A-
i
139
50
525
%
5%
4
41%
41%
40
13%
13'%
■-r
Oil-—-—-—5
Indiana Public Service 6% pfd_100
Northern Central Texas
.
Corp.
i%
Richmond
Radiator.—.
ir5r
Rochester Gas & Elec
Jan
Cable Corp
Rome
3%
'4%
Jun
1,100
5%
100
—
\
Root
Sep
'
20
Petroleum
%
Sep
2%
2%
1%
1%
•'2
■*.
>
"
-
.
4%
18%
Sep
1%
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—AAA...A—1
200
Royal
3%
Ryan
2%
;
108
Apr
Mar
82%
99%
18%
.
St
Sep
Jun
2%
•
Ltd.,
Jan
76
Sep
100
Feb
112%
preferred—.—.
Oil
40
100
Jan
1%
2,100
100
1
Mills—.
.
>-r. I
:r ~
\:'
?
•
•
-.
-'rV *. *K. '
'
'.'A/'".
112
110
Feb
Sep
-98
Feb
Scranton
7
Aug
Scranton
•%
common.
Electric
Lace
$6
24%
'
•
common.—
12
14%
preferred..:—————50
cony prior preferred...——~—*
$3
United Filters B
Oliver
Omar
Inc,
Overseas
*
—
95
—
'
—..—-1
—
i
—
$5%
4%
Securities..—J—1
-
Jan
Jan
111
Sep
3
—
//-A;
.
17
48
Apr
Apr
May
40
—
Jun
$6
preferred
"
.
Scullin
Steel
.*
—
Apr;
8%
Co
16
Sep
4% Jun
July
Segal Lock & Hardware...—1
Feb
-
;
9
Co common—•
Can
1st pfd——25
28%
.25
26%
26%
75
75
preferred———,
5% f/o: 1st
200
28%
Pacific Power & Light
Public
90
7% pfd-
100
$5.50 prior stock.—.—
certificates.—
3%
Sentry Safety Control.—
Jan
Serfick Corp class
87
Feb
Seton Leather common..——
3
July
Shattuck
11% Feb
13
July
3
Sherwin-Williams
3% May
3% May
8%
:
v-!
9
■
200;,
'
,
A'
Sherwin-Williams
;
Traffic <3o..——
Penn
Viz
.
—.—1
Pennroad Corp common...
Penn Cent Airlines common....
(
Pennsylvania Edison Co $5 series pfd.*
•
$2.80 series preferred.;.——
V/z
••
&
•
Sugar Prop
common
66
Pepperell Mfg Co
.
I—100
■
48%
90
.c;
*
Perfect Circle Co.'——
.90%
-V
Pharis Tire & Rubber.;^—.........—1
1
Philadelphia Co common;—r._
i
Phila Electric Power
•Awle-'
•
Phillips Packing
Conv $3
—
0
i—
1
j
:;
;
~4
,5%
4
40
preferred series A—
CJoyernor common.—;
—.....1
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
/
1
Solar
5%
■
South
175% Jan
50
Inc
Plough
common—
Scale
5%
.
Jan
22
10%
10%
67
72%
Pratt
Premier Gold
Mining..
V
Prentice-Hall
Inc
& Lambert
.—...7.50
Pressed
Metals
Co——.
*
America
.
.
•
;
63%
Feb
12
Jan
9
Apr
55%
200
.
Feb
2%
Sep
-
Jan
/
;
2%
7
Jun
3%
8%
Feb
Apr
7%
Apr
%
Apr
"■'"12
Jan
1% Mar
37/a
Sep
200
700
-4%
..
2%
200'
2%;-
■
'
18%
•
:
18'l4. /
38%
V
•
:
..
„
\
*—
'
'
56
3
•2%
'
'
150
16%
''
A
;
33
"■
,
'
'
-4%'
:
4%
•
8% Jun
Jan
4% Feb
Sep
2%
Jan
Feb
20
>.
-414';
100
-
Jan
2% Apr
A May
3
Jan
'
'
Sep
iV Jan
33
Jan
4%
Feb
V»
Apr
4% Apr
7% Feb
—
"
"A':
■■■
6%. Mar
::
:■
Service of Colorado—•
Public
6%
1st preferred
100
—
Puget Sound Power Si Light—
$5 prior preferred.
$6 preferred
Puget
Pyrene
For
footnotes
see
page
110
20
99
-99
100
109
Feb
111
Mar
103
Feb
..
■
42'/»
•
—
—5
;^--.,.10
1138.
41
-8%
8
-42%
87
35
275
Mar
Jan
52%
Feb
•
-
■
-
*1"
;
-
-8%
-A-
8
1,200
Sep
8V4 May
'•
>6% -•-6%
;
16%
Jan
8% May
"
100
'
6 %
30
110
Jan
,115
*
6%
6% Sep
50
7
Jan
{ Jun
9%, Jan
11''. Aug'
~
17% Apr
2
Mar
,15% Apr
1
July
—
130
164%
Sep
1% Feb
2
May
1% Jun
3
Apr
—
-
V 13
—
1%
■
...
1%
l%
3%
..
27%
—
-
California Edison—
25
•
Apr
1% Feb
Jan
Apr
Sep :
2%
:
Jun
Apr
Jan
Jan
2%
Apr
3% Aug.
36% Sep
27
Mar
"
July
Jan
29
Aug
23% Mar
'..Xfe
5'/a%
—
26%
Jan
July
>
% Feb
1
105
May
122
5
Sep
6
Jun
%
—
—
—
Pipe
42
24% Mar
30% Mar
original preferred—
..25
preferred B
————..——25
preferred series C
——25
Southern Colorado Power class A
25
5%
6%
Line————.—10
■;
1%
•
preferred A--.—-i.....^
.25
-Royalty Co———5
Spalding (AG) & Bros.—
...1 v.'......• 1%
1st preferred.....—...—.—...*
22%
Spanish & General Corp—
Amer dep rets ord regis—i—
,
Feb
6%
v
Jan
7% Mar
"*5% ~5%
%
10
23
Jan
29
Sep
6% July
1 % Sep
Jan
5
•
1%
1%
21 '/a
2%
1
Aug
23% May
1%
8%
Southland
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Jan
23
May
Sep
1/64 Jan
1/64 Jan
—•
Convertible preferred
7
Feb
.
1%
1%
11%
—
12
v
..
12%
12%
12%
14
Apr
2
1%
1%
1%
Preferred ;
B—_.—*
—.—.—*
.
1
6%
Standard Silver Lead.————1
Products Co.
Standard
Tube
class B..———1
17
1 Vb
-i.
(A)
——*
& Co common...——i..*
—,
_1
46
:
—
preferred
.i..
50
5% 2d preferred...————20
Sterling Aluminum Products———„1
Sterling Brewers Inc..
...—1
Sep
Apr
8
..
Apr
2
—
—
Aug
34
Sterchi Bros Stores—...i—.
1st
Sep
110% Feb
A Jan
Va May
,
19%-. Jan
6%
Sep
A
Jan
20%
Apr
,
2
Apr
:
Apr
9 Va Aug
3'/a
Jan
35% Mar
6%
4%
Apr
Feb
1%
»
Jan
1 % Mar
8
1%
46
8
.
6%
Apr
A Mar
Jan
(The) Corp voting trust ctfs—1
Steel Co of Canada.
6%
13% Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
A Mar
»a
17
;
Jan
14%
May ;
4% Mar
i
i
Steel Spring.^..——5
Starrett
6'4
6%
Vtf
Standard
12
14
Jan
12%
it Aug
•
—
14
3%
Apr
&
Standard Power & Light—1
Common Class
% Mar
10% May
10
Feb
103
Jan
% Jan
it Jun
% Feb
lVa Aug
9Va Apr
—
;.10
Standard Dredging Corp common.——1
$1.60 convertible preferred.
20
Standard Oil (Ky)
—^..10
Standard Oil (Ohio)—5% pfd———100
2%
1% May
—
—
Standard Brewing Co.—.2.78
Standard Cap & Seal common.—...1
Stein
-
*
common
Manufacturing.
110
•
Sound Pulp & Timber
P.vle-Natlonal Co
96% Apr
106
Apr
—
1st preferred
4
11% Sep
78'A July
59% May,
1,380
..
——10
Standard
Gas
5% Feb
;
73% July
•
%
-3%.';
=
■
4
'
Alw
.
■
Corp of Nevada.,., —...1
Prosperity Co class B—i—
7%
5%
43
Jan
Jun
~% Mar
-
Feb
Sep
10% July
'
Producers
Providence
40
4% May
AA *' '
"
r
;.%
•3%
Pipe Line
Southern
46% Sep
1,800
i
— -
:
74% *76%
164%
25 '
Oil.——....
Pa
Feb
Jan
"A—■"
Z1*
Penn
Jan
~
.
.
Sep
9%
* :
-
;
—
Manufacturing Co.—,
4%
"
A
2
1,200
100
8 % May
:
6%
31% Feb
1%
,
A——
common
of
Jan
"
;
.
25C
.
4
•
:■
*
Jan
37
50
V\
of Canada..—.....*
Co—
Aircraft
Southern
Feb
3"% Aug
Apr
July
,
..
430
'
:
:
,
112% 112%
112%
i'
pfd series AAA—....100
Southern New England Telephone..l00
Southern Phosphate Co
.10
1
700
A
—V;> "2%
;
common.— .—^..10
•
K
49
-
Power Corp of Canada.—.^.
% Apr
4% May
Feb
Aug
96
31% Mar
4,500
'
71%
Polaris Mining Co..——
11%
common—.——.——..*
Southwest
3% May
Jan
May
3%
:
Southern Union Gas.—
"1%
47%
cum
Co
37/b Mar
300
800
10%
1
Pneumatic
2%
2
75%
:
25
common
Sonotone
Jan
.,8% May
5
,
.
-
—10
Metallurgical..—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass.
Pleasant Valley Wine Co..—..
% Apr
4V4 May
2%
1
Corp.^_———...———1
Soss Manufacturing common.——.—1
South Coast Corp common——1
Solar
Sep
'^i,V^ I'
+
48
.....5
Sugar common.-.^——
Powdrell & Alexander...;
—.5
.
%
■.
> 100
'
',
Potrero
«
9% Aug
Feb
30% Feb
Jan
29% Apr
A A '"-''''-
4S%'Feb
45'; Feb
56
105
Jan
1%
3
;
5,400 /
40
/•I
1
Pitney-Bowes Postage Meter,,..,
—50
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.
39
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20
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300
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10
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Jan
100
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9
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Mar
36
l
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26
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.
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14
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—
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15
53
Jan
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■
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as
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18
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3
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Sales
Range
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Friday
Jan
.
1
Week's
Last
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Exchange
Sept. 25
Jan
Apr
Curb
Ended
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19%
—
21
21%
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m
York
Week
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Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Week Ended Sept. 25
^
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Range
Friday
STOCKS
York
New
Apr
6% Sep
Volume 156
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4111
NEW YORK CURB
STOCKS
York
New
Curb
Ended
Week
;
Week's
Friday
Last
s
Exchange
Sept. 25
Sterling
Inc
Stetson
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Jan
3Va
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9'/a
Friday
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Ended
1
Interest
Period
Week's Range
.Last
or
Jan
Sep
Friday's
Range Since
Bonds
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Low
'
1/4 Mar
•
__
York
Week
High
Apr
2
5
_
New
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1
Co
EXCHANGE
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
.
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January
No.
High
Low
1
High
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s
debs
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50
25
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Co
11%
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300
021/8
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-
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•
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3%
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700
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1
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Sep
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29
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,
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500
38
107% 108%
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400
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1
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%
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1
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Feb
Mar
95
100
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11%
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49
58V2 Aug
93
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38
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%
C :
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60
•
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148
44%
105
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42
19
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Toledp Edison 6#:,. preferred.^..
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44
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83
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deb
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100
21/2 Mar
i
94%
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1970
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200
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100
300
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Feb
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25
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250
Aug
Va Mar
25c
10
...
;
Jun
4
Apr
Jan
60%
61
550
50%
Mar
63% July
43
61
25
43
110
38
May
45% Aug
United Specialties common
U S Foil Co class B
1
4%
4%
300
3%
Apr
7
1
2%
2%
600
2%
Sep
U
5
S
Graphite
common
1st preferred
$5
U
Inc
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Securities
with warrants
Rubber
S
;
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n
m
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Paper
2
1% May
,Va
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1%
1%
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3,200
%
.1
7%
6%
Pictures
common
Co
14
25
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Sugarx.
25
.
5
Utah Power'& Light $7 preferred
Utah Radio Products
1
•
2y8
47%
2%
200
47%
47
75
1
%
8"%
■
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10
.
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41
Jan
Jun
Apr
'
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Jan
Jan
Feb
29
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14
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62
Jan
Jan
Jan
& Jan
43
42%
43
32
100
.
33'A Mar
43
3
104% 107%
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99% 103%
1954
...
1955
Empire
5s—;
2030
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6s-5s
1952
■.
5%s__
.—.1961
4s ser C
1966
—.1954
Florida Pow & Lt 5s—
General
3%s
Power
Pub
1969
A—,
——1953
5s
Serv
Sep
convertible
$4
Venezuelan
preferred
5
Petroleum
1
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pfd
13
4%
100
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Vogt
%
4%
44%
4%
3'/a
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Co
•
100
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$46
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96% 103%
25
105
104%
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105%
7
103
J-D
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67
89
94
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90
93
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89
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103
104%
79%
8
90
90%
100
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83%
84
16
; :77
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91%
91%
91%
33
85
.1941
MS
40
40
2
40
53
81%
90
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Coal
Alden
(Adolf) 4'/2S ser A
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$89%
86
Va
92%
1950
J-J
1950
F-A
Green Mountain Pow 3%.——.—1963
J-D
98%
96
1945
J-D
$75
80
67
81%
1958
J-J
$41 %
45
39
47
18%
14%
19
Trunk
Grand
West
Products
Grocery Store
West
&
Guantanamo
gAGuardian
4s
5s stpd
Nor Power
Great
6s
—
—1948
5s
Investors
1966
& Pwr 3%s
Houston Lt
series B
6s
Idaho
111
Lt
&
6s
1st
A-O
——1967
—1953
ref
&
C
series
5s
Indiana
109% 111%
,
A-0
86%
86'/a
83
87
86%
86%
83%
86%
:109% 110%
A-O
102
102V4
J-D
100 Y-t
—May 1957
102
"
86%
1954
A
108 % 108%
111% 111%
1956
ser
98%
17%
A-O
3%s__._
Power
Pwr
v
J-D
Jan 1949
—
90
$108ya 112
M-N
—Jan 1949
Hygrade Food 6s ser A—
Indiana
4%
Sep
Jan
Jun
104'A 105%
9
'
83%
Feb
90%
3%
105'A
102% 103 Ve
86%
92%
123'A
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8% Sep
Hydro-Elec
5Yb
107% noy4
102%
98
99% 100 %
38
93% 105 %
J-D
97%
98 V4
14
90
M-S
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92%
54
88% 100
Mar
6
Jan
...100
79
Apr
81
J-J
98% 1061/8
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1952
Indianapolis P & L 3%s———.—1970
6
Feb
81/2 July
Feb
6Vis
104%
,
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...1955
C
1941
1
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series
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71 >4
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79
103%
81
81%
118
105% 107%
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series
A 6%s
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35
80%
4$112% 114
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80%
80
80 %
.1950
& ref 5s
100
79%
80%
F-A
A-O
Mar
•
102% 102%
M-N
'—1963
Jan
5
——.1958
5s—
5s
Service
1st lien
A
4
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122
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Rayon 6s A
glnternational
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs ext..*
s
80 Va
68%
3
——.—1948
A General
17%
W
Waco
78
171
105
•-i
69
100% 102%
Jan
Apr
7% Mar
83%
91 %
122% 123
93%
60
1
41
Georgia Power & Light 5s.———1978
%
41% Aug
2,900
30
45
Apr
Apr
125%
69%
Mtge Bank—
stamped
Gatineau
68%
101'A
82%
90%
M-N
140
90
83
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1954
5s_
Service
Florida Power Co
%
M-S
Residential
Finland
68%
F-A
5s——.1956
RR
120;,
85%
101
101'A
M-S
Light
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Federal
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85
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3%s—.——
&
Power
Water
..
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Electric
$121
a-o
a;
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Elmira
1st
100
108 Va 110
107% 107%
—1958
S f deb 5%s
.1
PAn 6
109% 109%
102'A 102 »A
1st & ref 5%s series B
Valspar Corp common
v
(Bait City)—
4%s
Cuban Tobacco
1% Mar
100
109%
r
J-D
J-j
Jun
1% Mar
10c
stock
,3
5% May.
14
Sep
1,100
1
Products
14
7%
Apr
1% Aug
Jan
8
common
a3*
J-D
—1969
4.1976
Jan
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20% Sep
Jan
Universal
priority
Sep
Jan
A Apr
—_4___ 1971
Jan
4% Jan
;5
Feb
1%
Universal
$5.50
30
,12
Apr
*
Universal Corp voting trust ctfs—
Utility Equities
7%
I;,
Aug
*
Utah-Idaho
53%
Apr
27% Mar
100
Apr
A July
May
ii; 4%
50c
B
Universal
50
8%
Sep
43
2,000
•
Universal Cooler class A
Class
7%
29%
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United
75
52
6%
29%
7%
&
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convertible preferred
$7
700
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51%
78
>
20
10
preferred
conv
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U
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6% Jan
•
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3% "Jan
U S and International
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3s ser P—
Sep
Mar
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series
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Jan
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ref
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21
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a\
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United Milk Products
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800
2,500
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15,400.
116
114
100
pfd
%
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-
11%
5
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10 y8
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preferred
Waitt &
Bond
class A
Class B
Walker
*
Mining
Co
Wayne
Knitting Mills
Wellington Oil Co...
—
West
manufacturing
Texas Utility $6 preferred
Va
Western
Coal
&
5
9
May
1% Mar
1.25
1%
•
86
5
4
3%
300
l
3%
3 %
2,500
Western Tablet &
1st pfd__100
Stationery
Inc
com
Coal
Weyenberg Shoe
(R
Oil-O-Matic
&
Products
Wolverine
Heating
Jan
Iowa
Jan
Altalian
.
.
coupon)
1941
.
5s
.
6s
&
Power
A Jacksonville
15% Aug
22>/a Aug
Kansas
12
Light 7 f#
Portland Cement
see
12
page
1138.
Mar
9%
125
8%
8
300
5%
Mar
4%
200
•
..
2
1%
"2
3.000
■
76%
75%
40%
411,4
.
..1963
1963
j-j
—1942
-1942
j-d
46
1965
1965
M-s
106
(stamped)
6'/a
7% Mar
Louisiana
1
Aug
2ya
McCord
8%
6%
Jun
Jan
12%
8%
Power
;
..a
76%
66
49
41 'a
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—
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11%
11
65
78 y4
31%
41 'A
107% 109%
6%
13%
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Jan
Jan
6s
Apr
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Mar
104
Jun
4
Jan
4
Feb
5
July
3ya
Apr
1% Mar
.
3%s—,
..1966
1966
..2022
—2022
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1969
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54
32
38
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107'A
106
106
108
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112%
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..1966
3%s___—1966
a-o
$106% 108%
5s
..1957
1957
j-d
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1948
1947
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& Lt
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&
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110
112%
-
1
conv
6
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107% 109%
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stamped
Co
T''r" r+J:
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M-S
$85
100%
80
88
89
98% 100%
100% 100%
Mar
Metropolitan
4s
series
Edison
4s E
6%s
Valley RR 5s
4%
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2'A
Jan
Milwaukee
Gas Light
1971
1965
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Middle States Petrol
5s
j-j
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6s
& Light
Lake Superior
Sep
3
4%
1957
1957
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5%
5
22
10%
10%
Feb
94
'4%
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5%
,
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M-s
Kansas Gas & Electric 6s
5% July
—
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5'A July
300
1\
•
1952
1952
4%s__—
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Gas
Kansas Power
161/4 May
5%
i+J,
4% Aug
13
25
5%
j-j
Jan
50
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1952
1952
..1958
1958
Superpower
72
12
40
1957
1957
1952
Power
Debenture
611/4 May
21
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&
Woodley Petroleum
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
American deposit
receipts
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
footnotes
Interstate
Sep
12
II.1111 _♦
Co
Co
Power
2%
95
(July
4
21
~i0
Corp
Williams
Wisconsin
Jan
Feb
3% May
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series
A7s
Mar
70%
•
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Wilson-Jones
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70%
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10
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C)
2%
2
Jan
131/4
1941
(Aug
Jersey Cent Pow & Lt 3%s—
Ry 7%
Westmoreland
For
3S2
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Coke
Westmoreland
Willson
100
200
Air Lines Inc
Western Maryland
Wichita
%
1
Wentworth
West
%
1
A7s
4%s
1945
1943
—1967
A-O
M-S
109%
106
109%
110 % 110%,
M-N
107
1101/4
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64%
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1138
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK CURB
Last
Jnterest
Period
Curb Exchange
Sept. 25
Ended
Week
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
York
New
or
1st
ref
&
Mississippi River Pow 1st 5s
x
1945
s&National Public Service 5s ctfs__1978
Nebraska Power 4Vis—
1981
6s series A—
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Nevada-California
5s
Debenture 5Vis
-
A-O
J-J
1956
1948
113
95Vi
96%
-
49
Light
&
Power
51
74Vi
76%
123
65%
85
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78
8I1/4
134
67%
106
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17
1951
1947
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stamped
mtge 3Vis
1927-
Oct
(State)
VrAA'
7s
Sinking fund deb 4s
104
7
*
r
28
20
100
3
104% 105%
107
No
Cash
par
A Bonds
certificates
& L 5Vis
ref 5s series C
ref 4Vis series D
Sound
111
9
1%
1%
10
J-J
1%
1%
7
,
1st
&
1st
&
116%
8
r-A;:/1
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111
111
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.
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.—
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convertible;
non-voting
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mortgage;
11
106
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,
2
104 % 106%
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19
105% 108%
3
132
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44
98
102%
6
98
103%
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100%
140
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on
$128
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A;/,
110% 110%
75
—
A
82
108
112%
129
130
Estate
Real
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1951
6s
1951
Shawinigan Water & Pwr 4Vis——1967
1st 4Vis series D
1970
3s
Scullin Steel inc mtge
Sheridan
A:;::-
•
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,
—_1971
mtge 3s
Indiana
Southern
f
100
80
99 %
2
86
102
M-S
102
ties
&
Total
107.22
September 21
107.27
26.75
11.70
107.59
26.96
11.82
September 23—
108.27
27.08
11.82
109.11
27.41
109.37
27.52
—
Elec 3%s
L
&
P
Southwestern
Utlll-
Rails
ties
92.35
53.26
109.52
92.25
53.20
109.53
92.35
53.09
109.67
90.27
92.44
53.23
109.69
90.33
105.94
106
A-0
|
2
23
106
—
—
100
103%
106.00
105.96
36.31
105.95
12.07
36.67
105.94
92.46
53.42
109.71
90.38
12.18
36.79
105.93
92.58
53.10
109.73
90.33
55
5
50 %
60
'
'
'/■•■
60
Week Ended
103% 106%
95%
M-S
M-N
97
16
88
58%
60
14
'
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Stocks
'
Sept. 25, 1942
60
60
59%
160
62 J/4
Standard
59 %
62
'43
77
62
1 1966
J-D
61%
59%
62
59
49%
61%
60
62
69>
49
(Hugo)
6s
inc 5s_
F-A
61%
60
62%
A-O
19
20
1946
A-0
J-J
-
49
50
19.
4 W.
7-4s
7-4s
3d
stamped™
tl2%
15
$15%
-
Certificates of
Friday
-
Total
18
Texas
Service
Electric
Power &
6s
Light 5s
1956
A
series
Tide
1960
5s
Water
._2Q22
5s
Power
/
M-N
.
10%
,
15
16
—
F-A
1968
105% 105%
18
105
J-D
1949
107
107
12
107
Domestic
shares
:
/■ >/.■
108%
107
1959
A-0
(Delaware) 5Vis_1952
United Light & Railways (Maine) —
F-A
—
City Rapid Transit 5 Vis
United
Electric
United
Light
N
J
4s
&
■
Bonds
Lt & Rys
A
series
6s
lien
1st
&
Debenture
91%
6
14
93
83%
-A
84%
63
69%
6s
106
94%
94%
106
'
.1' 1
27
95%
F-A
95%
95%
2022
M-N
91
92
118
118
1
A
debs
1954
M-S
4%
Ry & Elec 4s
....—1951
J-D
$109% 111
Wash
Water Power 3 Vis
1964
J-D
$102
Penn Electric
Penn
-
5s
Traction
82% lC-0%
5
92% 100
26
83%
99
142
5%
-
rm
102%
107
2030
A-O
102
102%
5
i960
,
5s
2%
5%
Stocks,
Number of
1942
J-D
112
112
1
Saturday
Monday
i
Total
178,480
320,290
$4,509,800
$138,500
308,000
88
88
1
69
88
69%
71
4
56
71
stpd
J-D
78
J-D
1947
81
80
2
78
81
11
Sales
$4,649,300
10,466,000
15,730,100
15,409,100
319,000
2,000
16,602,800
298,000
27,000
16,927,800
470,000
1,000
19,070,700
14,515,000
333,000
6,000
14,854,000
$79,794,400
$1,866,500
$37,000
$81,697,900
of
shares
3,253,136
1941
3,377,280
Jan. 1 to
1942
75,605,621
Bonds
1937
——
$1,000
18,599,700
1942
U.
S.
Government
Foreign
Railroad
i
Bond
521,930
700,900
Week Ended Sept. 25
99% 108%
F-a
5s
10,158,000
Total
Government
Bonds
Bonds
3,253,136
—
107% 117
F-A
,
Foreign
Bonds
851,110
680,426
-
Thursday
Friday
Stocks—No.
stamped extended to 1959
Co
United States
Railroad
and Miscel.
109
6s
Rys
1,991,000
$3,760,000 $125,509,500 $190,606,000
Shares
108% 109%
'
Newspaper Union—
6s unstamped extended to 1959
AStamped 5s
4,232,000
558,000
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
//■■
115% 118
Western
IA York
3,016,000
26,000
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
103% 100
2
118
Wash
income
167,000
1,000
$4,142,000
-
Week Ended Sept. 25,
A-O
1944
4Vis
series
-■
84%
111% 114%
$111% 112%
1
Total
Light Co—
gen
-
108%
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
West
-
$4,072,000
—.
Wednesday
West
:
69,000
Tuesday—
A5s
•
-
,1941
1942
12,779,880
20.324,482
", -• vV / •.
$3,567,000 $121,935,500 $184,383,000
749,000
450,050
B6V2 101
106
$108% 110
84
1952
—
Utah Power &
■
i
-
iL
-
Jan. 1 to Sept. 25
Co—
Power
1st lien & cons 5 Vis
United
727,000
$4,142,000
$1,000
118
107%
110% 110%
93
J-D
Twin
$69,000
107%
J-J
1952
Toledo
24,000
7,000
$4,072,000
Foreign government—
105%
J-J
1979
3 Vis
Edison
J-J
$411,000
557,000
$1,000
744,000
—779,000
924,000
—
/'S 5,000 V /
722,000
.
Total
Corporate
$10,000
23,000
Week Ended Sept. 25
1942
1941
Foreign corporate——..
Texas
Government
$411,000
547,000
720,000
755,000
917,000
25
15
deposit
450,050
—
——
Stocks—No. of
2d
118,445
96,790
—
-
Foreign
76%
17%
Corp—
Stinnes
Thursday
76%
1946
AStarrett Corp
.AA;/
—
Wednesday——
Domestic
34,655
50,095
62,110
87,955
76%
F-A
1950
Light
&
Power
76 Vi
1957
Dec
debentures
gold
76%
49
'
1957
6s__.
6s
49
A: 75
62%
61%
F-A
1951
6s
Debenture
-
'
•
Foreign
Shares)
Saturday
Tuesday
61%
A-O
•
Debenture
Exchange
Bonds (Par Value)
of
106
42%
A-O
...May 1948
May 1948
stamped
-
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
98% 102
4
56
Electric—
&
Gas
6s
,
Transactions at the New York Curb
103% 106 %
$106% 108
F-A
1989
(stamped)
6s
Conv
90.25
35.95
36.12
-
99% 102%
Monday
Standard
90.27
'
September 24
102% 104%
"
5
101% 101%
56
F-A
1970
Bonds
•:
'
2022
6s—
Spalding (A G) deb 5s^
40
/
Grade
Rails
(Number
Southwestern Qas &
Total
10
Grade
trials
35.97
11.77
26.81
Second
First
10 /-v.
Indus¬
65
Stocks
•;
100
17'
102 %
A
100%
87
104% 104%
J-J
roads
86
16
A/:
15
Utili¬
Rail¬
trials
•
.
55%
77
/
36
100'/a
103% 103%
J-J
53
1
80
99% 100
J-J
1951
4s
Rys
80
A".*
54
A-
20
30
Indus-
Af,
—
10
10
(Calif)—
Gas
Counties
Southern
3s
3%s
Gas
California
Southern
1st
Edison
A-0
A-0
A-O
1957
1965 '*A
1970
5s^_;
Power
California
Southern
1947:
Coal 6s—
Wyoming
Carolina
South
J-D
"
—Bonds—
Stocks
'
September 25™
54
vvif'
tr:;
;>•: yC*••• :vi-;
closing averages of( representative stocks and bonds
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
September 22
7
81%
;
the New York Stock Exchange as
September 19_1~
M-S
the daily
are
150
96% 101
38
100Vi 101
81
J-D
.'"r,Y
••
102%
IO2V4 102 Vi
140
*
Stock and Bond Averages
108%
1051/4 105%
108 Vi
>
"v t c," voting trust certificates;
stock;
"x w," without warrants.
"ww," with warrants;
79%
■V.'*.-' V
A-O
1952
Joaquin Lt & Pwr 6s B
,
J
above—"cod," certificates of deposit;
used
104%
71%
107% 107Vi
M-N
J-D
1979
;
1
sales being transacted during current week.
no
in receivership.
when issued;
listed
Electric—
:—1952
A—
series
5Vis
Under-the-rule sale.
n
Cash sale not included in year's range, Easy Washing Machine class
y
and asked prices;
Date—
Queens Borough Gas &
15%
109% 1127/8
$105
J-D
J-D
M-S
:i
1%
1%
13
$16
J-J
Deferred delivery sale,
a
Ex-dividend,
x
96%
87%
96
111
M-S
—1950
1950
1
1 A
104% 106
—
.!■'C; A'V"
—1949
P
16%
J-D
being traded flat.
106% 108
107%
value,
sale,
t Friday's bid
105 % 108
'
A-O
perpetual
6%
Puget
20%
10%
J-J
16
'
Service of New Jersey—
Public
15
5
20
16
■
—
B, June 26 at 2%.
104%
M-N
of Indiana 4s——1969
Public Service
18%
28%
20
1949
—
28%
13%
18
1
18%
/--•A-'
M-S
1921
15%
28
25 %
30
18%
$29%
J-D
J-D
1919
6Vis
Government
17%
9%
25%
1959
6Vis_.
13%
10
1958
A5Vis
109
A1-. v" ;
30
$28
18%
13
0
18
15%
$28
A-0
7s
Janeiro
ARussian
108%
.
mi Of, ■
1931
1972
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
"conv,"
1964
1949
.
33
■
15%
M-N
1
1927—
of
Public Service Co of Colorado—
1st
35
20%
12
M-N
61
95
M-N
-A.
25
33%
Jyl-S
—1952
Mortgage Bank of Chile 6s
de
15
;
34%
108%
111
"A
J-J
1956
1961
1947
1959
9%
V
$28
6%s stamped_1958
Alssue
97% 101%
38
:.A;;
./
105% 108%
15
<•-
41
15
15
14%
M-N
$3
of May
A Santiago
101
v&v
44
25
X
'
: •
High
25
107% 110
4
$104% 105%
—
107
ll/>
114% 115
F-A
1950
4Vis B_
(Can)
Corp
15
J-D
i)
1958
7s
Abbreviations
F
Sugar 7s stpd
Potrero
43
J-J
Alssue
Co—.
series
January 1
Low
0.
43
$41
J-J
1953
»■,
Waterways—
6%s stamped—
7s
AMedellin
—
101%
J-J
E_
High
$41
102% 106
";A
102% 102%
102%
M-N
Power
5s
V
1948
Mortgage Bank of Bogota 7s
A Rio
16
108%
——-—1970
5 Vis——1972
Philadelphia Rapid Transit 6s
1962
Edison
Range Since
Sold
&
City (Peru)
A Parana
106
$100% 101%
F-A
5s
Port
ALima
108%
50
1
v
106% 107%
107
A-O
F-A
1955
1964
1977
1979
A A 14
§
109% 109%
109%
111%
101% 105
1105% 107%
A-O
Extended
A
108%! 108%
F-A
extended
Bonds
Friday's
Low
'
L A-O
—1955
5Vis
Danzig
114% 115
$101% 102%
54
54% ■-A/
F-A
___1962
Aug 1955
1948
105
10
Vi 108%
$115
A-O
3 Vis
stamped
'
108%
111
111
J-J
J-J
1968
5s^_-
& Coke
ACauca
Danish
AMaranho
$106% 107
Gas
1
•
Bank of)
Mortgage
Valley 7s
(see
AExternal
105Vi 106
J-D
M-N
$105
Power
«
$107% 108 V4
J-D
Elec
or
Sale Price Bid & Asked
87%
—
Philadelphia
'
63
—'
M-N
5s
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—;
A 20-year
7s
April 1946
A20-year 7s
Jan 1947
62 Vi
43
76%
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s_1964
4Vis
42
A-O
J-D
Central Lt & Pwr 4%S—.
Potomac
62%
M-N
1st mtge 3s
Park Lexington
5s
96%
42
12
1945
3%s B
Week's Range
Last
Interest
Period
"
112% 114
57
101
1971
Oklahoma Nat Gas
Portland
84
65
96%
$112% 113
51
—1947
1948
4s
.Friday
.
Exchange
Sept. 25
■
Bogota
51
1969
Service
Curb
Ended
Week
124%
113
49
1954
Oklahoma Power & Water 5s
1st
106% in
49]/2
3s
Public
Penn
16
50 Vi
Ogden Gas 1st 5s
—
Ohio Power 1st mtge 3Vis—
Pacific
1112
9%
50%
3%s series A
mtge
6
100%
98
J-D
M-N
—,
SVis
Nor Cont'l
Utility 5 Vis
Northern Ind Public Service—
1st
8
1961
.1948
North Boston Ltg Prop
Ohio
12
11
i 107% 108
108
99
11
M-S
Service—
A
Nov 1949
Y State Elec & Gas 3%S
--—1964
Y & Westchester Ltg 4s
2004
Debenture
5s—
..
1954
1st
1101/4 112%
99
F-A
F-A
J-D
M-S
-i
6s series
AIncome
10
Public
Orleans
New
__
York
New
1948
1950
England Power 3%s
England Power Assn 5s
New
100% 1041/4
1947
-
New
105 % 108
50%
5s——
deb
Conv
N
—
Gas & El Assn 5s
New Eng
N
5s
5s
Gas
Amsterdam
3
10
BONDS
\
—
New
100% 105%
107 Vi 107 Vi
V.:
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
High
8
103 Vi 103%
111% 111%
X
....
Suffolk Ltg 5s—
Nassau &
Low
No.
104 y4 105 Vi
103 Vs
J-J
M-N
Range Since
January 1
Sold
High
104 Vi
3-D
J-D
1957
1951
5s—-
Mississippi P & L 5s
Bonds
Friday's
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Low
1978
1955
4%s__.
Minnesota P & L
Monday, September 28, 1942
71%
81
industrial.
1941
104,964,860
$15,051,000
$37,000
$221,000
1,866,500
79,794,400
2,420,000
91,446,000
116,617,000
28,473,000
1,534,896,400
1,416,757,000
$31,114,000 $1,632,144,600
$1,548,425,000
80
71
&
$5,802,200
Sept. 25
Total.
—
$81,697,900
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4111
156
1139
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Friday
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Sept.*19 to Sept. 25 both inclusive,
compiled from official sales lists
Bastian-Blessing Co
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V
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■
•
O
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•
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..
.
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Last.
vA'
'
Low
Par
Arundel
Corporation
Baltimore
1st
Transit
preferred
Consol Gas Elec
653
Light & Power com—*
9%
10%
8%
of
Finance Co.
Amer
common
9
9
7%
2nd
4
—_100:
preferred—100
preferred
Transp—_——*
25
Vernon Woodbury Mills coin. 100
•
100
1.50
Mount
41%
21
21 %
Preferred
Miners
_____
________
Marine Bank—.
National
Amsterdam
21%
Casualty____ 2
%
30
9%
10
6'/a
Sep
26
Apr;
30
5</r
preferred
ser A
25
ex-warr——___50
—
2
29
77
Jan
16% Mar
21%
Sep
39
49
Sep
5
25
30
Mar
Cities
'
"•
Certificates of
Baltimore
-
A
V ■'
Club
Mar
July
23%
21 % May
.indebt 5'i>~.
Transit
Co
——
—1975
4s_
49
48%
102
49,000
-42*Jan
101%
102%
2,000
102% 102%
___1975
5s series
90%
Jan
88
$1,000
26%
716
19%
1%
600
7 Va
12
3%
3 %
4%
4%.
Interstate
Bond
4,000
102
100'A
2,000
100
100
5'it———i-1945
Co
Consumers
Vtc
Sep
57
7%
Jun
52%
52
Week's
Friday
of Prices
23%
23
60
23%
A
7%
1
'
Low
Par
Tel
American
Boston
Tel
&
&
Albany RR
Boston, Edison
_—25
—
Herald-Traveler—.
Boston
7%
—100
—
Maine
&
13
13
x
*
Utensil
Co
Edison
11%
11%
5
60%
61%
2%
class
100
preferred
A—100
1st prcf. stamped—100
B
class
7%
class C
21%
60%
12%'i
Calumet &
;
7': V
6%
1%
—
7'$
Hecla
%
17%
550
Apr
% May
615
4% May
170
4%
•
6%
6%
50
11%
11%
20
12%
13%
11%
12
6%
com
30
common
100
9
71
•%
Common
'
—*
Associates—
Fuel
23.29
4% ■
'iv;
'
4% •
s
2%
;V .W
44
45
21%
19%
21%
.
6%
preferred B.
,
,
Apr
•'...
Jan
4%
Feb
Lines
SS
Eastern
Preferred
5%
?
1%
50%
Feb
Co__
Royale
Isle
Mach——10
Hole
-4
Jan
70c
13
Mergenthaler Linotype——:——*'
Narragansett Racing Assn, Inc.——1
National Service. Cos-————,—_1;.
National Tunnel
New England Ga§ & Elec
5 %'»
New
Assn—,
25%
;
.
2 Va
Apr
Feb
10c
Jun
10c
Feb
70c
525
July
Sep
4Va
IV2
Sep
preferred
3
4%
Jan'-
4
400
111
May
lc
495
2c
x
Aug
11% Sep
27%
2%.
2c
2%
V 2%
30
May
'2% July
7
7
—0
——
83%
83%
V2
Wa
20
2.50
Colony RR——————100
25c
Sep
;
Apr
&
:
25c
Pacific
Mills
Quincy Mining Co
Button
Reece
4%
Webster
&
Inc
18
24%
85c
—*
__———~*:
Drill
Twist
Fruit
United
_——__5
Co
——A—*
United. Shoe Machinery Corp..,
_25
'6'U cumulative preferred—__A.—25;;
Utah Metal &
Waldorf
Boston
i'..'
*'
•
50
8 Va
July
10
55
6%
Apr
10
Jan
Apr
275
50c
26 Va
27%
130
22
Apr
32
32 V:
33%
52
28
May
1%
54%
52 Va
.54%
61
60.%
*61
42%
•
1,628
i
42%
25c
25c
48
.
11
,,
200
Jun
50% Mar
'•692
,
49
Mar
%
7%
30
5%
1%
(Geo
A)
Brick
Income mortgage 4%%
39
ser .A—1970
39
3,500
—100
—„
Co, vtc
Co
-Friday
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Acme
Laboratories
Steel
Adams
Aluminum
Chalmers
American
Armour
Aviation
For
Mfg
46%
46%
46%'
40%
40
40%
*
2%
common......
Co__
»
&
Co
Corp
common———
(Delaware)—
footnotes
see
page
1144;
5
3
24%
•
A
A.
common
West
Corp
United
pfd
conv
;
preferred A—__•—_;
&
Hart,
Inc.,
Ward
A—
Cylinder
common
common..
Co
Liquidating Co
common
common
Gas
Northwest
Feb
Bancorp,
Parker Pen
23%
24%
75
119
75
117% 119%
2%
.3
2%"
'
3%
295
10
Coal
High
1%
1
150
7%
2,405
Apr
:•
5% May
1 %
Jan
18%
Jun
25
Mar
10%
Sep
16%
,
150
350
50
2% May
Feb
3%
Sep
40 %
Apr
51%
Feb
11
Jan
14
Jun
8%
8%
600
8
8
100
5% May
7% Aug
•' 3
3%
500
Sep
'
Aug
8
100
700
r;
6%
6%
50
5%
5 %
100
4
8 Va
9%
Sep
Feb
Feb
Feb
Sep
Mar
5%
Aug
Jan
31%
30 %
31%
80
27
Mar
40%
77%
75
77%
40
70
Mar
95%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
650
3% Mar
5%
Jnn
5%
5%
50
5 Va
Sep
5%
Feb
1%
1%
100
1%
Jun
2% Mar
:
,
15
A
■■ :
■
•
60
11
20
15
35
9%
9
30
9%
26%
1,200
Feb
16% July
Mar
35
Sep
12%
26%
90
Jan
23% May
27%
Feb
250
8%
Apr
2%
2%
3%
3%
100
Feb
2%
3%
2,100
2
Aug
2% Apr
2% July
3%
3%
4
%
Jan
_*
5%
5%
5%
750
3% Mar
5%
Sep
100
%
%
50
%
%
Mar
4
Feb
%
Jan
6%
% May
Aug
%
%
700
10
6%
6%
250
5%
Jan
Al
3%
3%
100
3
Sep
4
Jan
20
50
20
Sep
22
Apr
31
471
Apr
31%
3
100
; 1
Jan
Sears
*
3
29%
"if 3
1
7
25
19%
20
*
*
B—
capital
9Va
Jan
Apr
27%
Jan
Apr
23%
200
hvU 20.
11%
150
10%
10%
1,300
12%
12%
50
1%
1%
13
v
21%
50
Feb
8
Apr
Jan
Sep
„12
July
10
Jun
Jan
10 Va
12% Aug
11% Feb
14% Aug
1% May
%
Jan
100
12 %
Jun
14
22%
721
18%
Jun
24
Apr
47
40%
39%
40%
250
6%
6%
6%
200
65
65%
143% 144
144
10
7
300
100
*
common
3% May
13
1
common
July
May
103'a
—10
7
Sep
3
15%
11
10%
Feb
21 Va
10%
,
1—5
A
;v.".
6% .7
10%
2
125
19%
"7
23%
100
300
7
25
;_10
36
5%
Jun
8%
70
Feb
Feb
,
Jan
Jun
Jan
160
56
Apr
20
x
140
Jun
146%
Apr
57 Va
Jan
Jan
39%
Feb
-10
1%
1%
200
1% Aug
2%
1%
1%
400
lVa
Jun
1%
10
10%
Jan
12
Feb
50
3%
Apr
5
Jan
common
•
—
Manufacturing
Cummins
Roebuck
Jun
South
Bend
Spiegel,
*
31
capital—5
class
Hosiery Mills
Schwitzer
■
20
*
Manufacturing, common—50c
Serrick Corp.
&
capital
—4
4
1
7%
Jan
St Louis National
83
Feb
4
4
8
V,
550
54%
277
4%
4%
200
%
5
23%
2
capital
common
11%'
53%
•
Works
11%
—
1
capital
Lathe
Inc.,
:
common.... 10
common,
Co
5
class B common
30%
2%
Apr
133%
Jan
630
2%
Sep
4
-Jan
4%
Jan
Stockyards capital—*
2%
42
Feb
8V8
Jan
43% May
57 Va
Jan
6%
4
May
5
Feb
100
23 %
Jun
33 Va
Apr
200
2%
Sep
4%
Jan
20
41
Jun
Oil
900
1% Mar
1
Common
Standard
42
42
24
Jan
52
Jan
2
Jan
27
Jan
Standard Dredging—
102%
Jun
Apr
8%
common
common
preferred
Jan
.2%
1%
100
Jan
1,176
1,250
13 APr
Apr
41%
49 Va
Apr
400
0%
41%
37% May
May
Aug
13%
100
39%
70
10%
13%
common
Switch
RR
Packing
Rollins
Range Since January 1
22%
Apr
3%
Inc.,. common—*
(The)
Co
Electric
Reliance
Mar
160
10
common
common
Industries
Airlines,
6%
3
Sep
10 Va
48%
vtc
com
Manufacturing
Ravtheon
4%
32
5
prior preferred—
Rath
Jan
3%
_I
Co
Apr
27 Va Mar
10%
___1
com
capital
Oats
Sep
50
47
—*
—
Car
2
Jan
30%
35
Steel
4
Aug
8%
12 Va
13%
•
Pressed
100
Apr
5 Va
Sep
12%
10%
10%
common
Peoples Gas Light & Coke capital
200
8%
Sep
July
Jun
21
"l%
Feb
2%
6%
.__.5
common
42%
4%
4%
Castings—-—5
16
7
common
29 V4
48 %
Jan
50
Jan
Low
50
10 Va
Jan
Manufacturers Sec—
&
Jan
Jan
Sales
131
10%
10% July
20%
1
common—
Northwest
for Week
Shares
7% Mar
*
75
High
*
;
Public Service preferred—100
Tel & Tel Co capital——100
American
of Prices
—.—25
common—
common—
Oil & Gas Co
Advance
Allis
Co
Range
Low
Par
Abbott
Week's
21%
A_*
North American Car common.,
Northern Paper Mills common^.'
Sept. 19 to Sept. 25 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
•' A
6%
Jan
1
common—
4% Aug
Sep
1
common
Noblitt-Sparks
Chicago Stock Exchange
V'^A'V
39% July
Jan
50
__1
common
Preferred
•■•■j.
Jan
4
150
,
*
^
Sep
40%
11%
100
6 %
1%
7%
*
common
Feb
1%
%
6
*
•
common
Corp common
National
62 % July
1
11%
c
72 % May
Jun
Feb
46%
_100
National Standard
Jan
7%
11%
6 Va
A—10
L.
Packing
Nabco
35% Mar
72'/a
IIV2
1
—
Pennsylvania
$6,000
Apr
15%
3 Va Mar
100
15
9%
Co capital—
A
Montgomery
RR—
72%-•■
Sep
29%
1,007
200
14%
—*
common
Mfg
Material
Penn
72%
8%
19
1% May
24% Apr
130
4
30%
capital
Products
V
4
4
—*
preferred
Peabodv
mortgage 4series RR—1960
Jan
3% July
13% May
35% Aug
50
12
Quaker
1st
Jun
87
12
cla.^ B
Harvester
(W B)
Modine
Sep
46c
Jan
Jan
Jan
450
15
common—;
Co
Steel
•
Jan
20c
%
5
13
Jan
3% May
29 Va
"
44% Aug
6 Va Mar
50
100
1%
10
common
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Jan
28
37% May
18
19
Jan
37%
,
_AA*
...
Field
$1
'
7%
.A
—J—,
3%
425
5Va'
1%V '
27%'
2%
100
8%
_1
capital
common—.
& Co
*
common
Drug Co common
T/r
Jan
8%
4%
...
common
Brewing
Inc
Fireman
Miller
BONDS
Maine
&
5V8
Dock
•
common
common
&
Dr
4
.A:.*
common——
Rubber
Printing Co
Middle
1% July
8Val
8%
—i—*
Inc
——
'
^
~8%
Tunnel———^A—1
System
Bros
Warren
Inc
(H W)
Lakes
Class
Jan
90c
10
common
Merch
Jan
Jun
1%
___*
Mickelberry's Food Products
Jan
Jan
Suburban Elec Secur common^----—*
Torrington Co
(The)——:
*■
Union
Corp
McQuay-Norris Mfg
Feb
18%
—'
13%
13%
McCord Radiator. & Mfg class A-—*
Jan
50c
Mar
13%
12 % Mar
V
Sep
550
common
Marshall
13 Jan
Jun
60c
17%;
21%
150
Line
8V4 May
101%
12c
'
17%
Jun
Feb
3
!
200
:
10%
Loudon
Jan
14%
200
3%
___*
common..
Libby McNeill & Libby
•4% Jan
125
V
100
•
3%
8%
Kentucky Utilities ji cumul pfd
Jan
5
;V;, V;v 5c
1,877
:
3 Va
22%
9%
Sep
16%
90c
•fx
22%
9%
Co
Common
Feb
22%
■
3%
16%
Sep
Ken-Rad Tube & Lamp—
Feb
18
16 %
8 Vb
90
467
Sep
21%
Machinery.,—_*
Association,
Shawmut
Stone
Hole
Co
Kellogg Switchboard
Jan
22%
_*
150
19
21%
Katz
Jun
,—.—.25
RR —.
11
20%
Jarvis
Aug
..——50
—————
Pennsylvania
Feb
Jan
21%
Midland
Old
2%
9%
11
5
common
Joy Manufacturing Co
Sep
Sep
770
,
Jan
39%
Iron
Feb„
64c
24c
1%
6% Aug
9 Vb Jan
37%
Indiana
Sep
37%
Jan
100
27c
North Butte Mining
80
83
'v.
24c
7
408
■
85
100
120
r
18
common
Masonite
1
%
10%
39%
GVt
30
Jan
75
14
37%
4% '••;•
V
252
V
13%
36%
2c
28
31
Feb
100
Motors
International
4% Aug
.
3%
:
Jan
6%
10%
1
Independent Pneumatic Tool v t
Indianapolis Pwr & Lt common
.
England Tel & Tel
A——100
York, New Haven & Hart ,RR—100
New
V2
Mines—*
&
Jan
104 '/a
70
Connell—
Brewing
May
6c
100
70c
41
10c
200
30
2%
3
—-A_100
preferred
&
Illinois Central RR
Sep
9%
Feb
IV2
300
-
25
20% May
305
.7C
.
30
common—7—100
Central RR
5%'
t
Jan
-3%
Jan
Sep
71
80%
32 %
Illinois
A'
(Del)—
6% cumulative preferred—-——50
Maine
2Va
10c
W v^VV/VV
4
—15
Copper.—
Corp
Lamson
7c
A—A A.——1
;
Button
95
10c
*
Oil
International
3%
Jan
95
4% Mar
315
2%
,_*■
Class B
Helvetia
25%
25%
Jan
12%
32%
Hormel
Jan
30
25
Jan
14
Foods
Horders
Jan
32%
12
4,390
40
3%
—*
Hathaway Bakeries class A——
8%
8%
11
<The)———♦
Houdaille-Hershey
81%
100
40
25%
Safety Razor Co.—
Gillette
8%
———*
Association—.
Group
Employers
*
common—
——
25-;:
Sep
14% Aug
13%
10%
com„_ 1
common.
Denver
Heilman
23.64 July
x Apr
18% May
10
93
24%
——100
6%
Jan
Apr
35%
Hall
Jan
7
41
V
Jan
1 % Mar
Sep
9
American Transp common—5
Finance Corp common
>„ 1
Great
31% May
Jun
% May
60
.201
,
93
100
1st preferred series A—;
Inc
(Peter)
Gossard
11% Aug
,20.80 May
28
1 % July
23%
10%
102
71
Gillette Safety Razor common
Eastern Mass Street Ry—
6%
Corp
Goldblatt Bros
Feb
V- 105
■%:
44%
A——100
preferred
Jun
5Va
45
.25
.
Paper
Hupp Motor Car
prior preferred————100
% ii
; v
■
Cohn
&
Goodyear Tire &
Jan
16
V. 708
■
6%:
.
Jun
11% July
200
.
General
*
,———-—*
*
10%
30
23.29
—1
——A
Apr
2%
8%
90
-
9%
General
Jan
1%
55
5%
(Alf)
General
Feb
1%
29
8%
3
100
,
12
„_25
Corp of America
cumulative preferred
General
14% Jan
Jan
1% May
1%;.
Feb
100
4.200
common...:
Gardner
Jan
Feb
91
10% Mar
1%
10%
•
-5
—_—;
Range
Eastern Gas &
134%
Jan
1%
63% July
3Va Jan
Jun
Feb
High
Aug
1%
11%
Jan
2 Va
1%
*
24%
200
Jan
45
1%
common—
61
28
13% July
19%
8%
Apr
'
100
2%
Jan
5%
Sep
1%
2%
19%
_
Jan
„
13.
1%
8%
Jun
810
Jan
1 Va
8%
50
19%
2
Fox
10%
33
1%
—10
42 %
i. 195
7
1%
Feb
Jan
Apr
19%
I
common
760
60%
12%; 13
j
1st pfd
Century Shares Trust—
Copper
75%
May
% May
28
25
Corp
Packing
Eversharp
Apr
217
7
1,050
common
1,474
22%
•59 A'
Providence RR————100
Boston &
4
22 %
':A,:
84 Va
83%
sttftaped—;i—100
Personal Prop Trust.—
*
Boston
6%
*
—1
:
1st
8%
83%
Jan
fa
43
Sep
Co—
Dredge & Dock Co
101%
Apr
70
21%
215
3
Diamond T Motor Car
Range Since January 1
•
15%
Jan
Apr
com—*
common
preferred part shares
Fitz Simons
2,369
Feb
fa Apr
950
•
Decker
Low
•
Apr
2,250
29%
10
common—
Oil
VVvV;
1
28%
Jun
sales lists
High
117% 119%
Aug
6%
12 Va
150
Jan
RR—
prior preferred—
5%
•
Ry._lSlA——_——-100
Boston Elevated
Boston
118%
100
Sepi
2% Aug
13
Sep
41%
j
60
8
"ill.
*
Electric Household Util Corp ________5
Elgin National Watch Co
15
Shares
»
26%
3%
250
-fY.
100 Va
Jun
Sales
Range
Sale Price
AAVA-,
STOCKS—
Jan
Jan
4%
45
54%
■
102%
Apr;-;.J
v
for Week
Last
■.•:/AA>A;.
Jan
Jan
2% Aug
240
15
%
fa
*
common.....
Dayton Rubber Manufacturing
Exchange
Sept. 19 to Sept. 25 both inclusive, compiled from official
Jan
6%
15
May
May
105
Feb
14%
•
common
Co.
Consolidated
Sep
Eddy
Boston Stock
3% May
50
Dodge Manufacturing
Finance Co of America 4% ——___1947
39%
1% Mar
200
1%
11%
50c
preferred
Aluminum
Crane Co
90%
pfd
com
common
Corp
Cudahy
90%
$6
Util
Consolidated Biscuit common.—.
^
,
25%
»
Serv
West
Corp
Commonwealth
■v
Line Connecting-—.
11
1%
*
Service
Container
Bonds
Atlantic Coast
850
220
15% July
Cannon
Pub
Burrell
Chrysler
July
49
1,290
4%
12 %
Chicago Electric Mfg class A pfd—*
Jan
Feb
A
25
28%
29
4%
12
5
Chicago Yellow Cab capital
Seaboard-Commercial—
U S Fidelity & Guar—
common
&
South
.Convertible
Sep
Aug
r
&
Chicago Corp
Sep
2.65
Sep
Jan
10
A
28% May
capital
Illinois
Cherry
July
2.20
Jan
1.50
2,230
34%
1
Feb
Mar
72
;
13%
Preferred
Jan
41
1
f
Foundry
Central
Sep
1.50
7.';
100
445
10
Wyant
Central
Jun
32
22% May
53
49
49
Penna Water & Power common——_*
AA
v
120
Feb
3.00
1,665
15
.__5
Brothers
Campbell
Jan
Mar
:19%
100
A 77
41
&
15 %
Sep
.
.
5% July
A
50
,
1.50
77
i:—30
Merchants
New
2.20-
2.20
Maryland & Pennsylvania RR com—100
.
Butler
Feb
8% July
28
v
.22 A,
,22
.11%
July
,
8%
7%. Vaa 24,;
•
High
14%
34%
Fence & Wire common—
1
Class A preferred—
._■>
Burd Piston Ring common.—________l
Sep
24%
25
Corp
Low
14%
34%
Jun
108
155
A-' 75
A-™.—5
7%
Warner
Range Since January 1
High
5
Brown
Jan
52%
9
120
,
120 A
32
Georgia South & Florida 1st pfd—— 100
Houston Oil
9%
:
32
32
Borg
<
Low
Shares
4
common
common
Brewing corp__,
Laughlin Inc common-
Bliss &
Jan
Mar
40
A, 510
120
——
17 %
96c
3.50 July
6,399
50%
10'A
1
——20
Fidelity & Guar Fire Corp—x;———10
i:»;
,30c
105
Eastern Sugars Assoc com vtc——-
Fidelity & Deposit
8%
6
High
vV A
Apr
Jun
13 %■
150
85c
49 %
50
Chemical Co common———1
Davison
16%
8 %
100
t c
v
LOW
High
65c V
85c
vtc—*
common
Aviation
Berghorf
Range Since January 1
Shares •;
16%
—•—*
.
Co
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
AA'M A
STOCKS
of Prices
Par
Bendix
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
.'
Sales
Week's
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS-
of
Indiana
capital
1%
1%
1%
25
24%
23%
24%
849
20
Apr
1 Va
1%
950
1
Feb
Sterling Brewers Inc common———1
.;!%,
....
1% May
H
Ji
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1140
Monday, September 28, 1942
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Last
STOCKS—
,■
,
■,
■
common—-—5
Sundstrand Machine Tool common—5
Swit't & Co capital————25
Swift
International capital
15
Texas
Corp capital
25
Carbide
Union
U
S
United
U S
Utah
!
Co
common
25%
25%
815
19 % Mar
25%
Sep
35%
37 VB
433
30%
Apr
39
Feb
69 %
70%
228
58 Vb
Apr
74%
Jan
51%
52 Vb
110
41
14%
14%
192
37
-
18
900 V
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg common—50
Woodall Industries
Radio
Zenith
Corp
Ford
28%
Sep
63%
Apr
81%
Jan
6%
Jan
-
20
4% Aug
87%
14%
40
1,050
Jan
62%
Apr
Par
& St San
4%
5%
com——*
New
Co—
Corp common
L)
Nash-Kelvinator
common
Paramount Pictures
Inc
capital
525
27%
55%
207
50
7%
8%
595
27%
26%
27%
1,192
6%
6%
6%
210
(The)
"5%
5%
Jan
46
Sep
Consumers
67
Jan
Jun
9
21%
Jun
3%
7%
436
16
11%
160
16%
25
10
Detroit
Detroit
Edison
Detroit
Gray
Jan
8%
Apr
7%
/
26 Va
Jan
Jan
Cleveland
&
Eureka Vacuum
3%
3%
3%
700
14%
13%
14%
525
Co common
3%
39%
287
4%
4%
50
20%
20%
3
10
2%
155
39%
39%
capital—25
1
3% July
19
Apr
Jan
5
13% May
Jan
Apr
42%
Jan
3% Aug
5%
Apr
31
1
Yellow Truck & Coach class B—.
13% Mar
20 Va
Aug
10% Aug
13%
Jan
''.v;
'
'
Motors
Goebel
Grand
Lock
Kinsel
&
STOCKS—
'j 'Jj
Aluminum
»
Paper & Fibre
*
Preferred
——_
Cincinnati Street
Cincinnati
—
—
73
—100
?
*
Dow Drug
Eagle-Picher
Hobart
_._10
——1
\ 26%
*.—
U.
S.
Printing preferred
Wurlitzer
'•■
x
•'.
•
Card———
Playing
U. S.
i-
;——
—
Gamble
&
Procter
Invest
Rickel
W)
59
71
77
Aug
1%
26
3%
Jan
'
25
10
May
—
22%
391
26%
29%
Apr
W—'
%
Apr
2
common
Pattern
S. Radiator
42 Va
Feb
52
80
25% May
3%
100
2% May
4
5
4%
5%
Jan
50
Feb
Jan
10%
Aug
1%
Jan
9
Mar
1,173
1
July
220
30
Jan
39% July
180
1%
3
Aug
3% July
39
3%
3
12
25
10
37%
Last
*
Diamond
218
60%
10%
8
.vl""-"*
a.
„
8%
20%
10% Aug
74% Mar
222
55
1,838
10
Jun
6
Mar
July
.
8
•
50
11%
Jan
25
L'
Lwun-'
1
111
a
•
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
;
33%
100
2%
Jan /;
19%
384
100
87c
5
100
,
56c
27
Apr
97c
Feb
Jun
Jan
11%
11%
11% July
15%
1 %
11%
60c
60c
1
Sep
2
Mar
100
V.
.•*; i' ■
Feb
300
2Va
11%
60c
....470
1%
2%
1%
*
2 % July
3
Jan
8% Mar
118
47c
2,000
12% July
Jan
75c
Jan
l'/4
1V4
1,700
1 Vb
Jan
1%
Jan
4
3%
3%
450
2%
Jan
3%
Aug
a
Interlake Steamship
30%
a
Jones &
.-w
U
'
.1
'
a
'
a
18%
a
for Week
Range
Range Since January 1
Shares
of Prices
28
:
:
18%
50c
California
7%
Corp
Corp.—
Oil Corp—;
.
Nat'l
Corp
Development
Hupp
Motor
*
—
Car
—
4
,
1
//
.
17
a20c
July
Sep
Jan
Mar
Jan
Feb
6% July
Aug
385
July
Jan
39% July
8% Apr
Feb
21%
Jan
May
Apr
■
Sep
26
Sep
52 %C
12%
Sep
12%
3;% Mar
% Jan
1%
Feb
Sep
4 Vb Mar
Apr
1,250
Feb
12c
18c
Mar
35c
Jan
507
21
4c
700
'
22c
'19%
64
Jun
Sep
:/
50
12c
12c
"
10c
3%
42c
'
300-
%
20'
Apr
6% Mar
11%
200.
4
a%
Corp.i.—...10c
Co——
26
'42c
12%
12%
■'
317/o
50
569
884
200
42c
..
•
4%
335
462
8%
21%
26
„
——————
Co..
Petroleum
Petroleum
1
39%
20%
62
6%
53%
20
a8%
Jan
2.45 Mar
130
a37%
21%
;V26
....—•
———
Motor Car Corp—
Intercoast
a39%
10
12%
5%
17%
Jan
15% Aug
J; Jun
4
80
5%
350
19
4% May
200
66%
5%
350
Jan
13% July
Jun
46%
645
;
Jan
8%
Apr
9% May
210
• 3
a63%
„
4
common
Co
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hudson
3
>
.
6%
4%
19%//'
•
19
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Hancock Oil Co common A.
Holly
303
465
19%
•
& Co
-•
Rubber Co..——♦
McBean
60%
L
Corp
Merchants
Motors
60'A
1——
Co
Products
&
8
6%
4%
Jan
Jun
17
15
50
6%
4'A
—*
—1
20
14%
a8%
14%
—
*
_
—
al8% al8%
14%
Sep
%
2
Jan
10
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5
—*
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5%
300
50
.
High
2.20
1 % May
7%
7%
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....—100
.
% July
114
__
common——'
1
100
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1.35
—
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Packing
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Cessna
1.25
-
1.35 July
5,620
1.85
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1.35
LOW
High
1.75
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1
Investment Corp
Central
Lincoln
fc'
33
30
21%
Sep
Los
37%
Feb
,
I' ;
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Jan
40
.
*Feb
12
Jan
32
Mar
...10
Mfg Co
Nordon Corp., Ltd..——:
Oil
Oceanic
Co
1
1
1
—
Clay Products.—
Pacific
Finance
Preferred A
Corp
/
7%
21
1
Investment Co__—
Angeles
Pacific
••
28 V Sep
54
Corp
Menasco
Aug
9
Aircraft
Lockheed
Jan
44
28
7
1.85
...__._2
Byron Jackson Co———
May
11%
-
„v, 100
,
Sep
Low
15% May
23
Jan
July
'
150
30%
a
9% V 9%
—
Sales
Week's
Sale Price
■
Inc
•
7%
1.05
__
,
3c
25c ',
.10
Apr
7%
■
95c
Sep
1.90
Jan
3c
Jun
8c
Feb
25c
Jun
40c
390
1,855
3c
'26c
300
Sep
Jan
200*
3%
Jan
5%
Jan
11 %
11V4
100
6%
Jan
17%
17%
17%
420'
10
Aug
11%
Sep
Feb
20
16
Apr
4%
4Va "
:—10
———
■
6
5,000-
7%
1,20
25c
__
v
'
common
__
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4%
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Acme
National
Refining
Prior
Richman
Bros.
1
—
16%
40
1%
1%
1,100
44%
45%
130
22% ^
22
a
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a
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preferred 6^0
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a
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.
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1%
36
May
Jun
21% July
.1,048
~2%
Jan
46% Aug
29%
Jan
6%
Gas
Seiberling
Standard
1
Rubber
Oil
of
———
Ohio....—. ——25
West
Drug
Res Inv
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2%
Apr
3%
Sep
8% :
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25%
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8%
150
V
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.
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100
--
7
—
—
11
New
S
10
Graphite Bronze common—1
Steel
•
page
13%
13%
Apr
55
Feb
2
July
8% Mar
59%
Sep
249
27%
28%
30
26%
50
9%
*\
common
For footnotes see
13%
26%
Electric common
York Central RR common—
Republic Steel common
U
Corp
1144.
14
46
27
—
Inc..——_L.2
Aeronautical Co
—
'
,
'
140
9%
Sep
102
13%
Sep
47%
35
9%
17
7%
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1
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25
25
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29
2
3%
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■
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17%
41
41
28%
28%
28%
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Jun
1.80
34%
Jun
37%
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Apr
8%
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Sep
25c
6"% Mar
8%
3
May
5%
35
July
'
980
-
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
Feb
' i'
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174 j
37
..
—
Jan
Apr
300
3%
'
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'
35
24%
Jan
30%
Sep
1%
Jun
2%
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jun
5%
1,824
15
Apr
20%
20
333
33
Apr
41 %
283
23
335
July
2%
24% Mar
Feb
Jan
28% Aug
27
Aug
Southern Calif Gas Co
Feb
Southern
Pacific
Standard
Oil
of
6'fo
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pfd A
California
26
29%
26
29%
15
13%
15
222
1,922
25% Mar
•
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*
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—
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160't
8%
3%
:
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22%
200
15c
a8
29
341 j
450
10
681;
7%
15c
Sep
25% Mar
222
28
1.35
36
7%
15c
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preferred..;
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5% % preferred C
9%.
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1.30
1.30
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Safeway
1
.50
*
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Markets
—
20
230
;
28V« -28%
com.—
Mar
Sontag
General
Oil
Public
Roberts
—
Southern
com
20
preferred—.
Richfield
Ryan
Jan
1% Mar
500
665,;'
20
.1
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Unlisted—
Addressograph-Multigraph
Cleveland
Lighting
■■
■
Refining
.
...
Van Dorn Iron Works—
Weinberger
■
'
Thompson Products Inci
Warren
3%
100
25
—..25
common
Republic Petroleum Co common..
5 %
3%
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Electric
&
preferred..^
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Pacific
*
Jan
6%
Apr
Mar
'•
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■
25
33 %
Jan
-
'
•
Sep
Sep
15%
15%
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McKee, A. G., "B".
Jan
Angeles Stock Exchange
Corp
Goodyear Tire &
Jan
;•//. 120
8
•:/
——__
—
2
2%
Broadway Department Store Inc..——*
Gladding
High
Jan
15
264
10'/4
58%
a
Rubber
Halle Bros preferred
Jan
Apr
V.;Last
Accessories
Aircraft
General
Range Since January 1
Low
20%
:
10%
Bookbinding
Shares
i 10'A
60%
common——
F._„
5%
1%
Par
Fanners
High
10%
10%
/.
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Cleveland Cliffs Iron preferred
B.
Apr
200
Friday
'.
Electrical
20
3
America
City Ice & Fuel
Preferred
4%
-Aug
1
STOCKS—
Douglas Aircraft
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
sales lists
Sales
Week's
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Goodrich,
700
9'-
:
1%
——
30Va Mar
9% May
218
9%
1
1%
3
—
Friday
Faultless
Jan
Jan
Sept. 19 to Sept. 25 both inclusive, compiled from official
Corp
Feb w-
6%
1%
50
—
"B"
Creameries of America———!
Commercial
Jan
:,760 L
Jan
Products common
Jan
Preferred
Cliffs
Jan
1%
common
Consolidated Steel
of
5%
Jun
..1
Consolidated
Corp
1%
23c
1%
——-..1
Los
Chrysler
Brewing
Sep
Aug
259
10
;
common
preferred
Cooler
Aircraft
Sep
601
29 VB
10
'•
39
.10
Motors
_—
208
"
500
2
49 %
9%
'
'
—
—
200
1%
Jan
28%
.■
9%
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15c
60c
7/4% May
1,100
-
'
:
Jun
...2
common..
Jan
48%
..
—
Gas
Jan
2%
1%
Berkey & Gay Furniture Co
*
Columbia
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Jan
5 /
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Rolling Mill
Standard
Feb
60c
Jan
1
common
Feb
8%
3%
--10
Id
Ice & Fuel
65c
Feb
1%
Apr
32 Va
G% May
110
Jan
45c
Jan
7%
6 % May
455
Apr
30c
100
6%
-
87c
Feb
Feb
4%
100
;
23 %
6%
•
common
Wayne Screw
8%
Jan
80c
Jan
v
Unlisted—
General
common
Prod
Sep
5%
1,599
86
99c
Jun
1%
23%
*
Blue
City
——
*
Mtl
U.
3%
Jun
Aug
May
3%
1,704
Warner
Aug
1%
68
60c
500
46c.
1%
Jan
39% July
2% Jan
56c
52c
46c
Jan
1% July
100
2%
Universal
1V2
'•
48%.
50 *.'• 'm
—
American
52c
1
2
1%
1% May
30%
250
4%
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3% Feb
7,420
85c
58c
4%
2%
Jan
25%
■
Magnavox
6%
60c
58c
1
1
common
2%
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High
/'
1%
i
com
Sep
Sep
Sept. 19 to Sept. 25 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
•
Kroger
1%
300
•
Jan
7
100
577
»'
Jun
94
40
140
235
31%
1%
38'/a
5%
98
31%
.
—_—.——
1%
37%
5%
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6%
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"A"
Jan
1
Udylite common.....;
3
17%
2% July
5%
Simplicity
-
Jun
695
—10
common.—
Feb
3
16%
I
2%
2%
10
Corp
Apr
6%
V 100
17
17
3
9 %
Aug
62
Sep
8%
16%
'
10%
9%
22
6%
6%
:
Apr
1
common
Apr
61
62
50
Telephone
Crosley Corp
8'/a
5
Jan
8%
100
9%
16c
Jun
8%
8%
50
_
9%
65c
4
:
4
5
14%
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19
95 %
1%
1
15
73
100
•
•
105
72%
.
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100
3%
3%
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric ptd—
4
common
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16
6%
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20
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High
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16
—
1% Mar
.1
19%
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100
common
16
6%
—
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2
Parke, Davis, common
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.
Industries
American
Champion
Jan
2
78c
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common
Peninsular
Shares
Low
Jan
1.00
Parker-Wolverine
Range
Par
; •
18%
May
Packard Motor Car common
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Aug
Apr
57c
common...
Products
Murray
Sales
Week's
Last
9
Motor
inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Friday
•4%
15.
200
Sugar
Michigan
Sept. 19 to Sept. 25 both
Jan
1,530
common
Micromatic
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
6,600
3
Oil
McClanahan
f
3%
common...
Wines
Feb
1
common—
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Drug
Salle
Sep
1%
July
5
common
Car
Feb
3%
15%
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.
Sep
1%
,
75c
common
Brewing
Valley
Hudson
95c
125
..
Sep
2% May
75c
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Graham-Paige
19c.
200
Sep
3%
Jan
15%
20
common—
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3
Apr
,
8% July
•
5
10
common
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19
6% Mar
300
J'
,
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.
4
Jan
5
Nav
common
General
La
1%
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Wood
Hurd
10
320
12
11%
12
*
15%
100
3%
3%
:
common
Stove
Fruehauf Trailer
Gar
.1
High
Feb
3
133
,
19c
19c
*_l
common
Iron
Detroit-Michigan
Feb
10 V#
Apr
2%
500
8%
16% July
20% July
25% %
Corp common
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Rubber
3%
common
General
S.
3%
5
common
Milner,
Jan
6% Aug
Jun
Crowley,
Steel,
Jan
Jan
26
Jan
6%
Jan
28%
Apr
5%
1,770
9% ■/
*
*
—
common—,
of America common——•
Republic Steel Corp common..—
*
Standard Brands common
—_•
U.
8
Continental Motors common
775
6%
8%
9%
Radio Corp
Studebaker
8
common...
May
17% May
1
common
capital
Oil Co
160
Chamb
Federal
Pure
19
Jan
46
—5
•
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York Central RR
Pullman
19
Sep
54
*
Iron
430
5%
44 Vb
Low
■
—__1
common
Weather
Range Since January 1
High
4
28 Va
Metal
Shares
4
Apr
22% May
•
1
Electric
(Glenn
/ 3%
870
5%
512
—,
General
Z
26%-
26%
Martin
Low
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Burroughs Adding Machine.
L,
0
25%
50
Atchison Topeka & Santa Pe com—100
Bethlehem Steel Corp common—.
•
Curtiss-Wright
1
Copper Mining
Interlake
Rubber
for Week
Range
of Trices
Briggs
Radiator
Anaconda
'
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Sales
Week's
Friday
Jan
14% July
8% Mar
Exchange
Sept. 19 to Sept. 25 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Sep
4
2% July
150
300
Detroit Stock
% Mar
5%
4% Mar
700
53%
91
Sep
Sep
Stocks—
American
DETROIT
Building
Telephone: Randolph 5530
Baldwin
Unlisted
Chicago Stock Exchange
.
Aug
16%
Jan
14%
14%
common..
18%
Jan
50
3
Exchange
1% July
Jan
11%
51%
•
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Jan
15% May
115
5%
Detroit
Jan
23 Vb
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2
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5%
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-
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Wisconsin Bankshares common
(Wm
5
*
'
—
preferred——
Cumulative prior
Wrigley
'
55%
119%
Jun
16
71%
Inc.—V;
1 %
(New York Curb Associate
York Stock Exchange
Sep
53 H-
16%
28%
70%
14%
Apr
44% May
600
Members
New
54% July
May
107%
300
1%
Sep
7%
179
18
-
•
699
-
109%
1%
1%
«
-
47%
46 Va
109
16%
Common
Jan
§■} 20%
28 %
Stores,
Jan
25
14% '•
21%
L—100
Co capital
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Sep
12% May
19
14%
——•
1
Western Union Tel common
Wieboldt
High
7%
Mar
20
350
5
•
100
-1
capital
Transp
common.—-
Wayne Pump
5
1,485
20
preferred—
Products
Radio
Walgreen
7%
6%
•
common
cumulative
Low
High
20%
common
Lines
Air
Steel
1%
Range Since January 1
Shares
14%
capital
Carbon
<»
Co
Gypsum
Low
Corp
Warner
Stewart
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
.,x
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
10%
Jun
30% July
14% Aug
•
24%
24
24%
1,033
18 %
Apr
24%
25
__
__
Sep
Volume
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High
1%
*
,
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
•
.
*
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
Low
17/B
262
1%
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
High
2%
Apr
Sep
'
2.5
Superior Oil Co (The)
Transamerica
a40 V4
4%
5 '.-v:
Air-
Western
&
40%
28
9
4%
4%
2,170
all'/a
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■
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2
Mar
4
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Jan
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July
'13%
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v.-
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California,
of
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8
2,472
10
Apr
250
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Gold
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I
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Aviation
Corp
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Locomotive Works vtc—-
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29
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&
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Key
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Laclede-Christy
24%
27%- Jun
Landis Machine
2'%
525
Apr
Steel
Clay
77-3
*
21%
Sep
5%
Jan
8
Jan
6
Apr
50
5%'
6%
fa
3
6'/a. July
5
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Sep
102% Mar
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7% Mar
140
4% July
2% Mar
26
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120
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Copper
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North American Co.
Co
Packard
Car
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12%
500
all %
•
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Pennsylvania
RR
64
2%
22%
2
50
a217/e
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9%
Jun
90
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Missouri
Feb
Portland
37
common
Jan
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.
;
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37
20
Jan
St Louis Public Service
10 Vb
A
com
Jan
32
Jan
Wagner
2%
Jan
Electric
Feb
13
12%
13%
615
9 %
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5%
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39
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Jun
12%
100
13
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8
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Clorox
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116
Feb
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Jan
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94
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55%
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5%
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50
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100
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15
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100
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555
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340
23
8%
Jan
Sep
20
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28%
25
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Light Corp common,
Pacific
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11%
Jan
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9%
Feb
Ravonier
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Aug
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15c
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14
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July
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1.35
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847
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375
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14
July
81%
82%
149
72
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101
Jan
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45
119
Jan
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305
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146
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Pacific
402
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31
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26
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600
10
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200
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29
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23
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Mar
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10
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Harbison
Pacific
14
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6%
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100
preferred
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Oliver
Sep
12%
13%
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Feb
100
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26
16
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13
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110
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11%
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20
Jan
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11
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35
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Sep
Jun
20
of Prices
Par
Electric
83'
40c
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Jan
20
822
12
22
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Friday
Sale Price
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Jan
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Jan
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32
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25%
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4
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7
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11%
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common
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1.65
515
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33
24%
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66c
150
.
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23% May
Sep
71
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Aug
2.00
Mar
76%
308
,
32
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10
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200
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11%
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60c
Jan
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19%
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50
500
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50
common
Jan
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35
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315
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135
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10
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170
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Jan
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Jun
25%
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100
48%;
Jan
Tacony-Palmyra BridgeClass
Dorado
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3
110% Mar
219
20
Jun
Feb
July
5
Apr
2% May
95
2%
34%
48 VB
;
27%
100
20
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Apr
337
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14
23%
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Feb
63% July
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fe
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120
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Apr '
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1,188
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Sun Oil
1,400
37
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384
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579
12%
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Battery
Motors
Hardart
&
Di
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5%
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5
Co
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.
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Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
Range Since January 1
Z
Abbey
Cypress
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118%
preferred—— -150
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of Prices
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.
-
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3% Mar
<
33 *;
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25%
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—
170
9c
Apr
700
2%
65c
common,— —.1
Zellerbach Corp common—
Crown
6%
4%.
18
10
— —
7%
2%
Sep
Jun
fe-fe
Jan
52
Coppermines,-w-:—,
Consolidated
Sept. 19 to Sept. 25 both inclusive, compiled from official sales; lists
18%
1st pfd, —25
Elec
Aircraft
Consolidated
3c
5
common—!
Co,,———
Coast Counties Gas &
500
27
preferred- —25
Co
Mining
4c
2%
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Water Service
California
■Vi
High
2.10
Apr-
4%
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1%
7%
7%
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Low
149
4c
capital
Co
Range Since January 1
1.35 July
4,600
2 Va
r
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common——
Shares
1.85
2 Vb
,
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High
1.75
10
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fefefe Sales
of Prices
Low
1.80
6
California
Central
-
-
1
California Art Tile
Jun
1%
% Mar
>
_50c
Gold
Juneau
Calamba
Sep
71%
70% July
300
'
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American Mining Corp——
Anglo California National Bank— 7 20
10
Associated Insurance Fund, Inc.—
Sep
V
•.•
Accessories
Anglo
Feb
14%
t
27 Va July
t.
Alaska
Feb
64%
45% May
150
;*.v
Aircraft
Jan
10
8% Mar
Sale Price
STOCKS—
36% July
62% Mar
265
vo,
24%
Sep
31
225
V
•
71%
1%
1
Apr
£ 20%
147
8%
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Corp
4% July
Week's
V Range
."-Friday
Jan
5
36%
Co———
40 V2
Exchange
Sept. If) to Sept. 25 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Jan
5
Apr
31Ve July
¥
200
4%
20 V's
V
—
Corp..
Bros
Warner
8%
18 Vb
3%
United States Rubber Co
U. S. Steel
July
6% Mar
'
—
■
Assoc
Aircraft
San Francisco Stock
17% Mar
55
13 Vb May
1
Union Carbide & Carbon
United
:
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r -
—1
;
Air
Jun
Apr
120
16%
SVa
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25
,
Corp (The)
Water
3% July
13 %
44
4
Co
United
Feb
225
8%
Superior Oil Corp (Del).
SWift
'150
14
16%
a
#
Inc
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54
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2%
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,
Railway Co
Standard
13%
fe
170
3%
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a
#
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co,
Southern
3%
--
Jun
-
20% Mar
17%
Jan
15
Sep
24%
Sep
4% July
13%
7
Jan
Jan
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1142
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;
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Friday
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Low
Par
Western
& Steel
Pipe
21
Kenn Copper Corp
Jun
M.
270
Jan
Montgomery Ward & Co
Sep
Mountain
City
Sep
New
Central
13 % Mar
120
21
Jan
3%
16
205
May
7%
7%
60
6
Apr
7%
17%
17%
225
13
Jun
17%
219
2
Feb
J.
&
M.
York
Cons.—
2.30
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American
14
American Viscose Corp.
Anaconda
27%
__
Aviation
Blair
&
Co
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28% Jap
Va
9
—
—
50v'
9
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13%
45
31
Sep
4 Va
American
Co
Onomea
Motor
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Pennsylvania RR
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.
Shasta
Feb
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Jan
So Calif Edison Ltd
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common...
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8
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.
8
Apr '
2 Ve
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Standard
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14% Aug
Standard
Oil
#
of
N
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1
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6
May
Jan
United
29c
45
24 %c
Apr
31c
Sep
United
States
26 %
26%
549
22%
Apr
28
Jan
45c
45c
100
30c
Aug
75c
Aug
Utah-Idaho
4
Jan
Westates
Hrfobs
Idaho
...*
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Co
Battery
Corp
Mary Mines
&
27%
3%
of
Nickel
Canada
1,000
8%
2.00 Mar
175
2.15
2.10
2.10
1
_*
International Tel & Tel common..—_*
International
125
8
25% July
27%
2%
461
4
27%
4
Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS
Sugar
Co
Petroleum
:v
5
...
Western
common.Y—_
6c
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V
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Par
Tuckett
Shoe
Pacific
class
Grain
12
Preferred
Shares
50
108
0
26
260
25c
26
preferred—
Sep
13
Preferred
Asbestos
Bathurst
Bell
Breweries
Commerce
Jan
Montreal
Power
&
Paper A
TLA:
Class B
Bruck
:
Silk
42
16% Aug
19
Aug
17%
14%
124% Aug
150%
160
10%
128'/a 130'A
137
11
0
1.00
y
■
1,240
6%
64
i;
20
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Bulolo Gold Dredging—.——
7'/a
5
.
May
22
:
1.00
Apr
4%
50
4%
Jan
5% May
150
11 Va
Jan
13% May
245
7%
Canada Cement common
*
-1
Preferred
4
100
5
7%
Canada
Steamship commonj—*
7 b%
preferred——
50
Canadian Car & Foundry common
•
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preferred—
participating
7
28
■.
1.00
Mar
6
28
V
12
6 Va
25 %
260
25
preferred
Canadian
Class
Ind
—L
Apr
Jan
1
B
Canadian
20
25%
150
24%
85
•
Pacific
Ry__;
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.25
■*
29%- Jan
26
Apr
1.25
11
11
50
11
Jan
32
Jun
24
24
20
24
Aug
25
Jan
4-_
115
115
105
115
Sep
150
Apr
120
Y_
—
v
Y
Sep
Sep
Sep
152
Feb
188
Jan
100
118
120
141
116
Sep
Sep
153%
Jan
>
120
f
Montreal Curb Market
Friday
Jun
15
160
3%
60
Mar
Jan
3.
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preferred
preferred
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British
American Oil Co
British
Columbia
400
4%
57
13%
'
13%
83
Ltd—<Y;—•
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15%
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75c
Mar
May
7
Jan
13
83
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14
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Feb
•
109
Mar
13 Va
Aug
Jan
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Jan
13
50
14
Sep
>
9%
58
*
i'
May
4
15
9%
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.
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190
83
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Power
Lota
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—
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•
438
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High
'50c
v*'
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sales lists
Sales
tot Week
of Price*
Low
"•
100
.
...
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YV'Y
Par
.
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;
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North P Corp Ltd
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Jan
Canadian
Breweries
20
Sep
Canadian
Y
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Mar
3Va May
Mar
3%
5
Jun
.
13 %
17(
Jan
17% Jan
v:
15
Jan
Co._^__.i—jri..—1
Marconi
Canadian
Vickers Ltd
Apr
85
27
July
Jan
31
-131
30
130
"Sep
2
155
Aug
5
Jan
'
175
12'/a
May
• *
161
158
12%
t;
Canadian
20%
July
79%
15
130
■
■'
Sep
13
10
*
Jan
Jan
"
Light & Power . Co.......100
Canadian
Apr
•158
•
r._——100
preferred
Jan
Jan
6%
27
*
Pfd...
205
14
83%
27
:•
pfd —100
7Y
■
83%
13%
*
Sugar Co
&
Canada
125 Va
3
3,131
Week's
Last
July
27
165
3%
-
85c
125
Beauharnois
7%
21% Mar
20
6%
56
118
Jun
Anr
120
5%
1.10
82
Aluminium Ltd———_
21% Mar
50
3'A3
',3 >/4
—*
Jan
1.90
22
Jan
July
122
3%
•
150
125
Jan
7
20
100
Alcohol A
-
120
5
4% Mar
122
Canadian Foreign .Investment com..._*
High
:
Feb
147
19 to Sept. 25 both inclusive, compiled from official
Canada
17c
•
4
150. ^
125
102
5% Mar
1,320
24%
__25
Canadian Celanese common.'
Range Since January 1
y * Low
120
Sep
91%
559
y
Shares
.—.—100
Mar
4
Y.
5
.
7 Va
.
27
6
75
4
91%
91%
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for Week
High
150
—
Bank)—...100
Sept.
6%
f
Sep
Apr
July
11%
7%
Sep
1%
Apr
11%
;>
Apr
80c
Feb
80c
11% Aug
Jan
18
150
1.00
9 %
4%
,—
Building Products class A
8C
Sep
1.10
National)—100
(Bank of)
Jan
11%
Y
Mar
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77V
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(Canadian
Jan
11%
10%
4c
661
25
Jan
Sep
25
20
Jan
Jan
13 Va
162
11'/a
3%
-
Aug
13%
Corp class A_*
Mills.
Apr
18%
11
*
Power
July
40
13%
*
P_
Columbia
British
8
25
18%
Telephone Co of Canada——100
Brazilian
50
42
?
common
2.10 July
1.90
*
.
•
Canadienne
Feb
26
May
42
18'/a
*
Corp
Associated
Sep
Jan
1.30
*
——...
—
Banks—
Apr
90c
Sep
23
common
Low
Y_ -*•
1.90
.*
——
—
Zeliers Ltd
Feb
110
11%
25c
30
8%
8%
*
50
common--
Anglo Canadian Tel Co preferred
Jan
1.15
;•
Jun
60c
Range
YyfyYy
.100 v
Royal Bank of Canada.——
Algoma Steel
Jan
55%
May
44%
Jan
Vg
32%
Apr
25% July
80c
Sep
:
■
High
106% July
5
25c
__1
—
Range Since January I
LOW
12
108
A——
class b
High
*
common—______
Preferred
Tobacco
Winnipeg Electric class A.—:—
Sales
—100
Agnew-Surpass
Alberta
Low
a
41
239
..
of Prices
Sale Price
■
Par
for Week
of Prices
29» '
•
■
Sept. 19 to Sept. 25 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Range
Jan
;!,V'v239
Y-y
200
..
1%
Week's
Friday
..
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Montreal Stock i Exchange
Week's
195
6c
Last
Last
Aug
Listed and Unlisted
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405
65c
1%
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preferred
Mar
581
60c
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Pacific
Sep
8%
20%
Mar
3
9,905
46%
^
2.15
2.15
.
135
.
l.io y 1.15
-.46 V*
common
••
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29%
■■29%
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Sep
Sep
Petroleum
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.
Apr
6% Mar
1-'.. 7%
Apr
200
,
15%
a
6% May
-
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10
40'
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Dominguez Oil Co
Electric Co
General
-
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127
28%
.vy
.
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y
.
414
cYi
17%
preferred
IncX-4.-.—_
Jan
8
•-
28%
8%
4'/4
>3% July
Jun
110
Feb
26 Vs. Aug
Sep
4%
Jan
24
Feb
13 Va
7%
.
■'■S 17%
;*__
commons
2%
80
Jan
2%
Jun
35
:
Fed
16
Feb,'.
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•;
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7%
.
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177
.
14%
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Feb
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Riverside Cement Co
25
22
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10
2%
V
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Republic Steel Corp
40c
Feb
Y a2%
common.yYi
9% Aug
13%
May
100
V
Jan
2.60
7% May
10
33
8
Jan
30% July
1.40 May
55
15.
15
Jan
9c
Apr
765
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15
.
Co
9%
11%
;
36%
y
Api-
24 Va
100
1.80
all%
5c
85
High
!
27% May
1,200
30%
9%
9%
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common
Sugar Co.
Packard
y
1
32%
July
30c
,:s
Jun
Aviation
,
210
6c
1.80
<s
capital
American
<
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30% v
6c
a30%
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5c
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RR
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High
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.
1
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North
100
2% 5
a2%
*
1.60
Y
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2,646
38c
Jun
4
*
Jan
29 %
654
34%
Jan
3
489
3
35c
--10
common..
45
a34%
__
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& Sullivan-.
Service
Sep
Jan
May
1.15 Mar
37
3 Va
—1 y.Y
capital-.
Inc.,
Co.,
Bunker Hill
Cities
19%
23V4 May
20- v
3 Va
1.40
44%
of Del-—-——•——-3
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Corp
.
Apr
24
y 59
25%
3 '/a
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5
100
Aviation
Bendix
;
128%
May
104%
450
27%
a25%
50
Copper Mining
917 '
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Argonaut Mining Co
Atchison Top & Santa Fe_—_
Y
all7% 119 Va
—100
Tel & Tel——
American
17
100
19%
19%
20
capital
Ltd.,
Factors,
—
—
North
2.25
2.30
10
Cement pfd
Portland
Yosemite
^
2% July
Low
«.
common......
M.
&
Shares
of Prices
Par
23
.V:
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
Jun
1.95
200
222% 222%
222%
10
Co—
LOW
2.65
STOCKS—
Range Since January 1
Shares
High
2.65
2.65
Equipment Co common
—1
Waialua Agricultural Co
——20
Wells Fargo Bank & U T
——100
Western Dept Stores 7% pfd—
25
Victor
Last
for Week
Range
of Prices
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
'
t
■**'
-
25
■;>.
50c
50c
:i3V«
25
-
45c
Sep
60c
12% Mar
Mar
Apr
'
Consolidated Mining &
34
i>
34
,
34
23%
Smelting
23
23%
445
21
20%
21
223
,
32% Aug
39
21% Mar
26%
20%
1,095
24
7%
Distillers
Seagrams, common—
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
Coal
*
;
10
Ltd—
Stores
Dominion Tar
7%
Dominion
Textile
5'A
10
July
4
;
150
552
25
;V
*
6'A
'
Jan
Mar
15%
Jan
152% May
9% Jan
Jan
Paper
&
Foundation
Co
Steel
General
Jun
5%
Sep
Fleet Aircraft
Feb
4 %
Jan
Ford
70
55
66
4
40
3
2%
2%
115
14%
._•—*
Canada—
of
Power
Gatineau
„*
;
6%
*
common
Wares
14%
25
12
July
6%
6%
120
5
Feb
5%
100
5
Apr
11
84
Aug
5%
common
Gypsum, Lime & Alabas.,
Hamilton
Bridge
Hollinger
Gold
-
Va
82
Jan
Fraser
Apr
6
Jan
2%
Ltd—_——"l*
Ltd A—i
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•
Jan
100
Bay
Mining.
27/a
3%
3 Va
16
Jan
Y 6% July
6%
B
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Si ■
.
5c
~8Va
96.
Jan
McColl-Frontenac
Jan
92
Mitchell.
Oil 6 %
3%
Jan
Feb
3%
Jan
Page-Hersey
6.75 Mar
110
Apr
2%
;
preferred-100l
'
22%
Jan
14
Jan
Reliance
96
Sep
100
Jan
22
Apr
28
Jan
International
Bronze
:
9%
1,149
7% Mar
9%
Sep
9%
280
9% Jun
12%
Jan
6%
£1
.
9%
9%
9%
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common.5;
—
6%
100
6%
Apr
7
i
23
23
23
50
20
Feb
23
Sep
com..*
Nickel of Canada
Petroleum
32
1,212
29
Apr
36
Jan
11 % Mar
14
International
Power
Preferred
32
13%
13%
60
common———-*
2%
2%
5
2
Aug
87%
87%
265
87
Jun
16%
16%
6%
6%
100
——
Lake of the
•"
Milling common—*
& Co common
_!
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Massey-Harris
Oil Y
Montreal
—•
;+
——•
McColl-Fror.tenac
preferred
Cottons
*
Light Heat & Power Cons.—_•
Montreal
Tramways
National
National
Niagara
Breweries
Steel Car
4
4
•
common
Corp
>
3%
-
4
21%
18
25%
7
60
100
r
15% Aug
5%
'
828
270
4
2%
,
!•
Jan
Apr
2% May
13
112
Mar
1,749
20
Mar
25
12
115% 115%
21%
_____1Q0
——
*7
2%
22
18
25
25%
220
90
Aug
17%
Jan
Apr
6% July
I
July
23%
Jan
Jun
20
Power
Price
Flour-Mills
Corp
Bros
of
&
23%
Apr
26
Jan
29%
29
Va
25
29
Apr
34
Jan
10%
10%
50
10
Sep
17%
Feb
43 Va
43
43%
975
41% Mar
52
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4111
Volume 156
1143
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
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Toronto Stock
Last
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Preferred
r
140
—
Stores
Dominion
Eastern
•'.
corn-
^
23% ;.PV
95% '
15
10
Steel
&
23
'
preferred
Foundries
2
4,000
275
95c
X X
*
Shawinigan Water
Aug
55c
Aug
lie " Sep
500
.
95
•
13%-
•
Dominion Bank (The)—————— 100
Dominion
3 %c
'
•
•vV'i/
• ''
11
3%c
.r1'
100
Mines—u-—
Dominion Coal
11
'•Sr.
»*
common-
Preferred
Dome
11
—
-X-u-—-ui.
29 %C
May
197% Mar
X Sep
355
40
1.45
-'
A*
May
July
14
20c
22
Senator Rouyn, Ltd—i
34% May
35c
Oils
Preferred
Mar
23
'27% May
6
Jan
20c
66c
San
Jan
•18 •' May
200
210
39%
Corp
Gold
Scythes
Jan
39
Sep
'
Sep
Jan
1.40
1.35
St
Sep
Jun
6% Aug
*32% Aug'
64
"
21
29%
r.
Aug
Aug
"•v'-'.l"1'-
'
ni2
"'111
•'
•
4,205
"'34
91c
;V"
Mining
Queenston
10'Ac Jan
Aug
5%
800
Jan
1.04
lie
Royal Bank of Canada-
Feb
Jan
1.30 July
46C
225
55c 55%c
33%
112
100
100
6%
6%
Car
Preston
•
34'
Mills—J—-——- i? *
Coal
43c
Steel
Premier
Feb
1.30
Sep
4%e Sep
525
1.08
3,250
Powell
Jan
2,300
Sep
Sep
45%
May
28c
Pioneer
Jan
5,340
Apr
:•
common—.
Pickle-Crow
Jun
14%
57c v-
Apr
6%c
,
Light Heat & Power.
Porcupine Mines
Paymaster Consolidated Mines
July
27%
46c
2.00
6%
_
♦
Aircraft
26
2,841
54c
50c
27c
Porcupllff*
Corp
Perron
Apr
19,444
Sep
13
12% July
Pamour
July
3,000
.
36
500
13c
Page-Hcrsey Tubes
Jan
Apr
55c'
1.95
P'*—-
-
>
Smelting-———-—— AS
Pass
70c
"55c
0
Mines—— ';r\
_-L—_
Imperial
Crow's
6%
4%c
....
Consumers Gas Co of Toronto.—
Cosmos
5%
•
68c
'
Consolidated
90
65c
6'A
1-
_
Mines
12
9'/a
1,215
8,015
9c
200
Pacalta
Jan
7
Mar
25c
41
55c
1.00
Canada—
Corp
Orange Crush Ltd preferred
Jun
9%
21'/2 Mav
1,500
10
22
152
38c
iyi,"
——
Gold
11%
38c
.*
Plow..
Coniaurum
210
11%
IV/* A
common
&
25
•
,
Jan
4'A
Apr
500
Ontario
■
Chesterville Larder Lake Gold Mines JA
Mining
25%
15
25
..
Mines
Central Porcupine Mines.
Cochenour
185
A
Mines..
Chromium
6
25%
of
Omega Gold Mines Ltd
Ontai-io Loan & Debenture
Jan
V
4% Mar
;
8
common..
{;? Preferred' p—--jiiXiuL
Canadian Celanese common
30%
May
vi'
10'/a
14
Okalta
Apr
27
2,360
13c
O'Brien
Feb
100
if
13
9c
Noranda Mines
Jali
'•
3% May
2% Apr
5%
3,670
'
Jun
25% Mar
18%
:
59
4'/a
52c
Nipissing Mines
Jau
5%
Mar
2%
5'%
40%
Mines—
Mines
Naybob Gold Mines, Ltd.
Feb
87
131
Jun
6
Sep
1.50 Mar
14
National
X5;''x Jan
118
■;
common
;
Sep
74% May
210
26%
w
Ltd
7%
Jan
7
Sep
4 %
Jun
2.22
149
13c
Montreal
1.20 Jan
32% Aug
,
5
40
:i'
Ltd-——.
Normetal
Apr
4
10
Lake
Gold
Corp
Moneta
Jun
80c
100
.
Red
Oils
Moore
Sep
8'A
100
•?:
Model
Jan
3c
7'A NAay
•
2.00
common
Jan
1.68
54c
Aug
Modern Containers common...
'
26
27 »/2
•
27
^
.
400
Mining
Feb
'2.80
120
Jjr
-
common.
6%
_■
100
Commerce
'
87
77
*
common
Preferred
Canners
50
33%
4.
50
Class A-——.
8
*
-
Breweries
13,000
Mar
87
.
Ltd
Bank
Apr
1C
8
*
„
.
Sep
7
91c
■
>:*'
4%X:4%
Milling
Jan
2.85
Sep
1.12
16
S
Leaf
1.70
2,875
Jun
Jan
1,000
87
60c
Sep
38C
Red
McKenzie
Apr
61c
3c
:
75'
2.05
McWatters
July
1.15
/
*
Ltd..
:
Sc.
1.95
Preferred
Jan
22
29
1.14
■
]
Steamship Lines
Preferred
Canadian
4
•'16
Sep
34c
•
Jun
July
4,000
18
?•:"••• 9
Sep
Jan
Jan
10%
485
Preferred
Jan
May
35c 4OV2C
*
•
•
——;
Ltd
Co
12%
25'.
:
v
6'/a Mar
1,600
Massey-Harris
11% Aug
18
2%c
Calgary & Edmonton
Canada
40
15,300
—
Burlington Steel Co Ltd—^
'■/"'V'
-
Jan
Mar
21
v;
Mines
15%
13
,
8
4,100
class
Preferred
Jan
20%
4
Gold...
9.30
6%
1,027
.V
54
Sep
75
Maple
Jan
19%
__
Buffalo Canadian
32 %c
2,090
v,
.
May
;
20
Maple Leaf
12%c Jun
Sep
20%
20
*
Brown
Canadian
15%
;;
*7..
Broulan Porcupine Mines, Ltd
Canadian
15%
Mar
3.15 May
1,660
54
3c
K-
Feb
5.85 Aug
970
11
14%
♦
A
Dev
5c
6.15
10%
15%
—
class
&
6.05
•
6c
5,400 P
6c
11
*
——
British
5,500
6c
14%
com
Oil
British
Canada
i
-
6.15
Light & Pwr
American
7%c
'•;•—J.'
Ltd
Mines,
Brazilian Traction
British
7%c
•—
--Xu-v—-—
3.40
54
ft V
70
Feb
Aug
3.25
6.75
Jan
'
1
19%
Malartic
Jan
•
—
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines.—
Bobjo Mines Ltd
Bonetal Gold Mines Ltd
62
75
Jan
10c
Apr-'
Apr
34c
Madsen
Jan
J
4%cMar
185
40'/a
1,100
20
Feb
94c
150 %
:
■
Aug
5,900
MacLeod-Cockshutt Gold Mines.
•
Feb
6%c
:
•
;
Jan
JU)3A Aug
mfc'iC
42c
37c
——.
Candy
Groceterias
Class
May
9%c
•
200
26
V
—
/V
Gold Mines.
Jan
Jun
Loblaw
Jun
18
y
Ltd
c
34c
2.93 Mar
Little Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd.
Feb
274%
Apr
500
v-60c'
2%
———50
.
12
Secord
Jan
188
Mines,
Leitch
Jan
147
X
Shore
Laura
Jan
2.65
29'/2
4.40
.
41 %C
41 Vic
1
Banking & Loan..
Lapa Cadillac Gold Mines——
July
55c
Sep
Sep.
221
2,100
3'/aC'
128%
6%c
Bell
7
High
Sep
29,000
Landed
16%c Mar
Apr
May
125
10
11%
3 %c
'4V''
1
——_
91'
4,639
'
17'
6c
1.75
9c
3.75
Mines.—
Lamaque Gold Mines
Sep
28 %
Dufault
Lake
Sep
13c
Sep
221
Exploration
■X12
;.
Apr
7c
___100
Beattie Gold Mines..,
21%
20
•
Aug
34C
127
6C
Sep
9c
200
1.15
BJffiurst
Ribbon
4c
12
Low
9c 10%c
c
.
Jan
1,000
1.10
0
Blue
7
3,285
1.10
BW>Metals Mining Corp.,—
Bear
May
40c
common.——j— *:
Barkers Bread
4
7%C
^.100
of
495
25
10'.'2
./
Range Since January 1
High
3.55
Mining.
Lake
Mar
'2.10
•
1
Ltd——.—
of
A Bank
37c
2.00
—
75c
1,300
Low
Shares
High
Sep
.
"
:;M
45c
2,000
12
7%c
40c
'*
—
5c
LOW
200
.
,
13c'
26% -'28%
7%c
*
•
Ltd—
X-Xx'
12
28%
Corp.—-———
-
Anglo-Canadian Oil
'
4%
13 c'
—
—1
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines
Kirkland Lake Gold
Range Since January 1
'x.xx*',
50c
5c
V
—
common—
Shares
High
•
4%
•■
Agriew-Surpass ' Shoe
Ajax Oil & Gas Co
for Week
°
of Prices
Par
Abitibi
Mines
Xj Sales
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Sept. If) to Sept. 25 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Jan
13c
Jan
Jun
May
'
Gatineau Power 5 %
100
preferred-
75
75
75
61%
20
77% May
Apr
■
General
Goldale
Gold
* •,;••>
Steel' Wares
God's Lake
Mines
Ltd..
_
Eagle Mining Co
Golden
Vl.j' ''
—
Mines .Ltd———X——
Gate
.
-
;
—
5%
—•
XX"
13 %c
>
1
.
10c
IOC.1014c
—1
Mining—.—
IV2C
Mining
Goodyear Tire &
-
•:
Rubber
Preferred
common'
—
'
/•;.
Lakes
Great
West
Paper
A—
•
"v:
■
3%
May
-
Rock
Gold
1.75
105
12
11%
■
.-yv.
"i 10%
9%c
■
1
$'
•
1
Apr
60
Mar
Western Grocers
Jan
Weston
50
.
Sep
Sep
2% Mar
10%
37c
Jun
28
Sep
13c
Jan
2% July
•V -2%
30c
3%
55e
Sep
10
7.25
7.60
3,600
•6.70 Mar
10.50
2.31
1,025
2.07 July
2.70
Friday
Feb
UXXl——
2c >
2c
Dew,
Hudson
2 O'/r
Mines—.it- AA
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hunts Ltd
Huron
tf
Ltd..
Howey Gold
class
& Erie
paid
A
J_
-
_
...
14c
22%
L_—
Mortgage
...
18
i
48
_
...
13y2c
•
-
:
*
•
'
.
14c
22
48
2
Sep
Jan
6'/a
Apr
19
13%c
Sep
•21%
Apr
28%
Jan
Canada
Sep
8%
Jan
Coast Copper
Jan
Consolidated Paper Corp
25
7%
6
30
48%
46
3-
Imperial
Oil
—
1
100
■—
Imperi&l Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Inspiration Mining & Development
International
International
For
Nickel
Petroleum
footnotes
1
common
7
20
-
55
Aug
v
Jun
see
page
1144.
*
152
9%
•K',
9%
.
;.■••
4
2,189
:
•'
200
:.
150
8'/a
Sep
9% Jun:
13%
25c
30%
32
2,597
29%
13%
13%
1,717
11% Mar
1,300
1
7% Mar
25c
32
.
151
9'A
9%
k
—9%
1.45
589
2.25
3,340
Jan
Bi-ett
20c
Apr
Apr
204
9%
v
12%
31c
Trethewey
Bud:
Mines.
—
—
1
Jan
Sep
Mar
11 %
9'A July
■;
Jan
l'4c
Sep
75c
Apr
1.45
Sep
Apr
2.90
Jan
1.81
1 %c Mar
Sales
for Week
Range Since January 1
Low
High
Shares
High
%c Sep
•
%c
5%
100
5
66c
'
••.
66c
.
%c
5%
;'V
0
Breweries
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
1,435
X
'•X.
4,000
Range
Sale Price
Jun
66c
100
50c
2,000
1.55 Aug
1.75
1.85
386
75%
75'/a
100
20%
20%
55
65C
1.85
•
Apr
May
65c
600
2%c
2%c
2,500
2c
May
92c
1.00
2,852
85c
Aug
18
18
100
.'■•'
r
%c May
Sep
July
33a Jan
6
75c
Jan
De
Imperial Bank of Canada
STOCKS—
1
4,500
-
6
7%
.
"125
22%
6
\
Last
v".:XX
'
18
■I
16
2,500 X
"
Honey
51
Exchange-Curb Section
Jan
2.25
♦
—
Gas
180
1'Ac
2.12
2.25
10'A
1,30
__
Jar.
7.55
&
Sep
Jan
Sept. If) to Sept. 25 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Jun
2.27
.
——
Oil
16'%
45
46
l'Ac
10%
common
Toronto Stock
3% Jan
Jun
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines. AiS
OilX
21
Apr
[
Jan
Home
Homestead
4.80
Apr
8
11% Mar
4,660
-
Sep
18'A
2% Mar
Sep
7%c July ■
225
3.50
120
Feb
10
50
?•
3,200
2,300
46
common——.
f Geo V Ltd
1
3
35c
37c
X.
Aug
1 •'
2,500
3.70
19%
16c 16 %c
pfd
—.
Wiltsey-Coghlan Mines
Winnipeg Electric class A.
Wright-Hargreaves Mines—.
Jan
24
50
9 %C. V ;
3
1% Aug
11
:; 101
10%
3
"
20
.
27%'>:t
,3
1 ,>
39
215
«
Mines
July
25.':" .31%
•
Worts
Aug
X 500
•x
1.75
' 1
•■10%
Bridge'" Co.—————
Ic
3.60
19'A
Ltd
&
Wendigo Gold Mines—.
Apr
10c
Mines,
Walker-Gooderham
Jan
11'A
"
27%
—
•.t''
..
49%
"1:50
preferred
Ic
51
11%
Gunpar Gold Mines, Ltd.—lu Ally
Gyp sum, i.—*——- u —tXXXXX—Hamilton
v
49%
01
A*.*
vtc__—
Saddlery
Greening Wire Co
•
"A:'5l
49%
'—.•
AL *
preferred—
Great
Hard
7,000
'
Waite-Amulet
June
"
«
-50
Great Lakesvoting trust commonT.
2c
20c
'6% May
-
10,500
-
6
3%c Mai-
12,000
"
May
May
'
Goodfish
V.
5
t'f 9c
4,900
8%
X 8-
_
_
5"''
,5%'
L3%c -X
Havilland Aircraft
preferred-
Feb
Dominion
Sep
Foothills Oil & Gas
Jan
Osisko Lake Mines Ltd—
—
100
*
Bridge Co., Ltd.^-
:
r"'
:.•
20%
#
.
1
...
2%c
;V; "
80
Apr
20%
Sep
24
Mar
65c
Sep
85c
6c
Jan
Jan
75
Jan
May
36'A
Jan
Pend
14
Aug
Thayers Ltd 1st preferred
Oreille
Mines.
.
—
—
1
1.00
Q
—
,
18
Sep
1.75
24
Jan
Mar
THE COMMERCIAL 8c FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1144
Monday, September 28, 1942
OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKETS
Quotations
for
Sept.
Friday
25
;•/
Insurance
Companies
Par
Agriculture..
Aetna
Aetna
4.21
'-
.v"
'-..I
10
21%
15%
Equitable
2%:
'■■■■
4.65
Re-Insurance
:
/
.
■:
•
2%
Mfrs
&
Fire
Chemical
equipment,
45%
Railroad
,5%
6%
Railroad
"44%
56%
National Fire—
No
|;58%
Amer Bond
North
American
10%
9%
: '50'%
Reserve——*«-*.*—10
Surety,
J25
American
••<!
52%
;
'
2%
25
Baltimore American
Bankers & Shippers
Boston
—
;»
Fire
National
72%
Casualty
,2
.21
.
1955
Fire.,———5 '.13'A
New
York
Connecticut General Life,,—10
26 V«
5
33'A
35%
Northeastern
38%
52%
40%
Northern —
94
97..
10
Federal
.,,10
Fire Assn of Phila—*
,
2.50
25
5
9%
Class
~
4.22
_
_
B—
...
—
-
—
•
1.91
34c
25c
.
62c
_25c
Trusteed Industry Shares
—
Union Bond Fund
1.55
70c
11.05
;
4.30
17.10
5.53
6.05
**—
10%
U S El Lt & Pwr Shares A,
11.82
—10c
5.05
2.98
31c
15.64
series B.
*—.xu.:
C
Series
—10c
1
Shares
Republic Invest Fund
23%
3%
4%
77
63c
1.07
*—*■,,**!»:«-——
B
—1 ;r
Wellington Fund
13.90
12.60
—1
25
89
38%
85%
—5
13%
15
.10
29%
5%
21%
19%
6%
Investment Banking
!
75.24
.
<■ :
■
Corporations
Co
ABlair
61
A First
7.69
3.10
Boston
r
y-;' r
33c
——1
—
48c
9%
10%
Bid
Ask
1260
*—10
Corp
31%
.,2
*
1
40%
82%
2%
Shares
Income
73.76
7.05-
93
10
10
Selected Amer Shares.—,
Selected
2.65
•
81
,————12.50
—5
24%
39%
41%
10
14%
16
Indemnity-Co_—
-1;
New York Bank Stocks
26%
;_5
Fire..
Pacific
10%
Fire
Franklin
22%
5
River
Pacific
San Fr
of
Fd
of
~
54%,
Newark,,,
Fireman's
Firemen's
4.23
.
ASeries B.
J.'.-rV-i'A
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Fund, Inc—
North
ASeries A
1.95
1 py
—
Continental Casualty
,1,62
,V,
.1
*
i
1.69
1
.
...
Trusteed Amer Bank Shs—^
1
*:
.
Oil Shares—
Stand
Trustee
,-f
1.59
•
_
V& 5-42
Quarterly Inc
14%
14%
:
Hampshire Fire,—.:—*—10
28%
4.93
Plymouth Fund Inc
Putnam (Geo) Fund
42%
10
New
.
3.84
D
29%
40%
7.58
;'.f
22
27%
ASeries
37%
$
—
Series 1958——'
154%
528
10 TV. 13%
City of New York
149%
20
Fire
Union
Amsterdam
New
18%. ?■. 19%
5
—
Series
8%
■'-'■-'.i
New Brunswick
Camden
7%
—2
—
ASeries: C*—--i*
4.47
—
t
■
6.43
'y
shares
1953—**
Series 1956*,
7%
6%
69%
508
.—100
—
National Liberty,.,
ctfs
Trust
Trust
Amer
Series
12c
63.20
Trustee Stand Invest Shs—
6.99
3.47
Steel
13%
42%
6.36
9.58
6.89
*
equipment——,—
10c
58.41
1.84
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4
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St
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5.07
5.77
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7.65
^
7.00
<
Insurance
3%
63%
-
N
6.95
4.GO
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Merch
'
—
Ask
5.02
11.29
«
Spencer Trask Fund
9.74
8.86
stock.
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8%
60%
,1
12 %
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.17%
12%
10
American of Newark—,
American
Casualty,,.,
Bonding
Maryland
Massachusetts
•
' :W''y:7.'i
American
Ask
31%
Electrical
$ 68 'A
.;|20%
5
Alliance*,:—,
American
7%
5
29%
65 %
25
———
29
20
,
Bid
Par
Sovereign Investors
.6.93
Aviation
Bank
Knickerbocker
51%
*
Agricultural
Bid
Par
Jersey Insurance of N Y_
127
123
49%
277a,:
—*
/■
Ask
Bid
Par
Surety—*—10
10
Life—.—*-**-*
10
Casual &
Aetna
Ask
.6.29
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"
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York Stocks Inc—
New
_*—
v
.
Phoenix
*.
r-
Bid
Far
Preferred Accident
General Reinsurance Corp
Pro^fflcnce-Washington
Bank of Manhattan Co.,——10
National——.13.55
Chase
Gibraltar Fire &
Marine
Reinsurance Corp
(Texas)*.—.
Republic
Glfuis Falls Fire.:
Globe & Republic,.
Revere
5
5
37
7%
39
5
25%
2?
10
23%
24 %
—
(Paul)
Hanover
,———.
10
10
Fire
Seaboard
1.62%
Marine
160
252
-.10
25
34%
115%
53%
55%
New York Trust
36%
kr
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Bid
Par
Bank of New York
U
'44%:
S
100
402
412
28%
288 >
.100
.
Insur Co of
47
—10
74%
77%
2.50
29%
31%
-4
58%
62%
20
U S Guarantee
77%
80%
Central Hanover
69 Va
Westchester Fire
_*;
Morgan
12%
AAmerex
Holding
Agricultural
;,1
2.39
2.62
Automobile
Investing.lOc
y 9.75
10.69
American Business Shares
American
Foreign
fr
2
4%
4%
1
Oil Shares—
Stand
9.62
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc—,
,
10.34
shares
,
...
Food
A6
Fund
Mining shares—
2.76
12.20
RR
13.12
5
Street Invest Co Inc
1
Ltd.—*
Fund
Bullock
...
Equipment shares
Steel shares
18.54
20.04
10 81 ;> 11.85
*
shares*—.——
shares
Utility
.
2.40
4.14
4.52
2.86
Holding Corp,
—1
100.5
100.3
1,1943
99.30
99.28
15,1945
100
Securities com
Preferred
—*—
100
—
Commonwealth Invest
Consol Investment
1900
140 ;•
3.51
27% >29%
1800
136
•
—1
Incorporated Investors
Independence Trust Shares.
,
b0.65
b0.75
0.60
1, 1943
b0.75
Institutional
AA
Series
1
Accumulative series
Series AA
mod,
1.71
•"
2.07
A,.:
.,1
,,
Series ACC mod
1.71
1
—-
—
1.80
100.20
•,
l%s Jan. 3,
100.19
100.23
100.21:
100.25
1944—
1943 at 100% —
Call Jan, 3,
Investment
—
Co
&
Forster Insurance—
ACommon
25
118
%
•
A7%
preferred—
100
Cumulative Trust Shares.*.-„**•
Series
A
25
•</
1.93
102%
103 %
92%
'2 93%
14.52
11.57
1
■
111%
78c
10
16.68
8.66
3%s,
27.14
29.74
22.75
24.93
15.13
16.62
•
1
1
15.81
14.62
2.75
C
:
*
D
2.50
Dividend Shares
Eaton
Stock
25c
.' 4.20
-
—
Series
Fund
1
Fund—
'
S-3
S-4
1.04
Loomis
16.51
Loomis
Sayles Mut Fund—;
Sayles Sec Fund—
Manhattan
Fidelity
Fiscal
Inc
13.47
Fund
Insurance
stock
series
1943
11.25
Dec
15,
1943
Mar 15,
1944
8.12
2.82
Jun
15,
Trust
Fundamental
5.62 <
Sep
15,
—
A
Inc
1945
*
72.42
73.90
10
29.60
6.94
3.15
_
Mass
Investors
Trust—
1
15.91
JMar
1945——
15,
Mass
Investors
2d
1
7.55
Mutual
10
7.66
Defense
100.19
Nat.
100.20
100.31
100.24
%
%%- 100.14
100.26
15,. 1944——
%%
15, 1945—*.—
%%
Certificates of Indebtedness—
Ask
99.4
100.4
tSep
99.15
99.17
tDec
98.28
98.30
b0.39
bo.50
b0.65
0.34
0.47
0.63
0.76
100.16
t%s Nov
1,
1942—
%
100.31
101.2
t%S Feb.
1,
1943
1C0.14
100.16
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1.76
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2.40
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Fund
Fund
Inc
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(Colo)
1
2.80
3.30
2
15.03
16.47
3.54
4.31
24.77
3.85
,,
.
v j:
26.63
4,15
series B
shares
voting shares
National Investors Corp
National
Low
•
25c
+
%s
1,
—
—
Aug
b0.78
1943
priced bond series
England Fund—
—_
4.94
6.50
b0.375
1942—
b0.375
b0.375
b0.375
Oct.
21,
1942
28,
Bid
Nov.
b0.375
1942—
—
0.25%
0.25%*
0.25%
0.28%
0.30%
0.31%
Nov.
12,
1942
Nov.
1942
25, 1942
Dec.
2,
——
18,
Dec. 9,
——
—
1942———
1942
—*
—
—
b0.375
b0.375
b0.375
b0.375
b0.375
b0.375
b0.375
Ask
0.31%
0.33%
0.33%
0.33%
0.33%
3.92
4.95
5.45
5.40
1
14,
Oct.
4.57
3.54
series—:
7,
Oct,
Bills
iur discount at purchase
Ask
1942———
1942—,.
—
Oct.
1.03
5.90
l
Preferred stock series
New
are
Bid
Sept. 30,
2.62
93c
Security Series—
series,
Income
quoted
Treasury bills—
Securities—
7.04
2.77
*
100.2
.
Notes—
100.17
8.37
1.48
33^
1946,**—,—*
15,
United States Treasury
8.12
1
tDec
1 %-%:"'; 100
—
17.11
1.42
Capital Corp,.——_•'
Int. Rate
Bid
,1
%
99.2
1%%
100.2
;
1946—
100.5
%%
1
-
3.75
5.24
B
Maturity—
t'Mar 15,
100.3
7.64
;_10c
14.51
Bond
General Investors Trust
104%
100%
105
30.20
1.29
Fundamental Trust Shares A__2
:.:v
100.11
100.29
1%%
1%%
1
1944
4.70
10
Shares
Invest
104%
100
104%
represent one or more 32ds of a point
Ask
100.18
—
—
1944
5.09
5
(Md)
General
1943
15,
Inc.
10c
Trust Shares A
Foundation
15,
Sep
%%
—-
Inc—
Bank stock series
Fixed
Jun
11.96
10c
Industrial Fund,
Trust Fund
1943
8.26
13.13
10c
Maryland Fund Inc...
Fund
3%s, 1971
.,
Bond Fund Inc—
Common
Mutual
—
Public Serv 5s 1957,—
'
102%
'
<>
9.82
94c
1
Financial
JMar 15,
Mar 15,
9.24
Line
3%S, 1956—
100.9
1942
10.84
4.75
Equitable Invest Corp (Mass) .5
21.36
22.97
Equity Corp $3 conv pfd
1 >' : 15%.. 16%.
First
15,
Bid
Int. Rate
Maturity—
Dec
7.35
—:
*
Ask
.
.
102
1972—.
3%s
Southern Natural Gas Pipe
Wisconsin Pwr & Lgt
108
107%
-
Quotations For U. S. Treasury Notes
2.53
;
Fund
129
109%
Bid
Public Service of Indiana
Virginia
1972—.—..
Figures after decimal point
11.97
...
Knickerbocker
15.54
Howard—
&
Balance
.
'
108%
127
.
10.25
S-2
Series
Diversified Trustee Shares—
107%
103
;
1961
1.12
7.50
K-2
Series
Delaware Fund
—
K-l
Series
98%
98%
2%s 1952*—
(R H)
Macy
8.88
1
B-4„
Series
3s
18.13
B-3—
".Series
-
—
3.53
,—1946 '
1947
3s—
Panama Canal 3s
12.68
71c
1.02
of America:
B-2—
Series
Other Issues
U S Conversion
-
B-l„
Series
.
—
.
10
shares
B
23
100
preferred—*:
A8%
Crum
10
& Forster common
-
Ask
Cent 111 Pub Serv 3%s, 1971—
Keystone Custodian Funds—
ACrum
^
Quotations For Recent Bond Issues
1.26
—_
Investors Fund C_.
,
w
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'
257
2.07
1
-
■
-'"tk
U S Conversion
16, 1942 at 100%.
15c
1.69
Group shares.,
Insurance Group shares
—
'
May 16, 1943
...
Call Nov.
4.94
13.50
Bank Group shares
.
1,1944
100.2
100.26
100.22
100.24
Bid
Ltd—
Securities
<
•0.65
1,1943
*__Mar
Penn Electric
Aviation
1
notes .—Feb
100.10
100 ;;■
Apr 15,1944
Authority—
0.50
1, 1943
100.8
4.02
1.15
5
•
——
Housing
S
[Ask
Finance Corp—
—July 15, 1943
1%%
1,1942
—Apr
2s
3.23
Trust——1
Corporate Trust Shares
1080
1040
3.27
5c
10c
Common
%\%
:
Empire Gas & Fuel 3%s, 1962—
Christiana
72%
Bid
U
Foundation Fund Inc
8.83'
8.18
2%
2.95
2.32
——
Income
25.23
"
53%
168
12
.100
tl%%
——Sep
3.00
23.46
Ltd—1
Trust
•
Chemical Fund
—_—,1
Inv Fund
Century Shares
36%
69 %
Ask
Federal Natl Mtge Assn—
6.23
2.96
shares,.—
A Huron
Canadian
27
?:
158
;
—25
—
States.
United
'
3.54
3.64
....
shares
Tobacco
Broad
253%
—*„.Feb
;
2s
2.67
4%
——5
yv.
49 %
248 %
Banks—
Loan
t%s
6.92
2.59
3%
Inc.
t%S
3.76;
4.48
t
Home
t%s
4.75
4.10
5
....
6.64
5.42
5.66
-
3%
Shares——10
Industry
Boston
shares
2%
Railroad
Basic
—
——1
Petroleum
Federal
4.31
4.92
\,j, 6.29
:'-'t.<:;3-21
Merchandise shares.—....... >y'
preferred—:
%
4.07
——Feb
tl%%
6.03
shares
bond
& Co*..."*___ 100
Reconstruction
May
4.77
3.69
A
.
..Chemical shares
Electrical Equipment—.
General
Bankers Nat Investing—
ACommon
46%
-100
.
Bid
4.33
,
Building shares,,
Assoc
—50
——
%%
shares.
shares
Aviation
24
51%
New York
Asfcv
Group Securities-
2.07
15%:
;•
•-
35%
37%
Commodity Credit Corp—
14%
10
Corp!
1165
-34%
Title Guarantee & Trust
6.83
1.89
1%
Affiliated Fund Inc
Bid
Far
Ask
6.28
—-1
12
-
Obligations Of Governmental Agencies
-
Bid
i
Ask
-v
11
1115
common——*20
(J P)
39%
11
34%;
10
Bank & Trust—.
Exchange Bank & Trust_20
Investing Companies
Aeronautical Securities
;;j
29%
"
***—***___—*,.20
Preferred
Corn
Guaranty
•
'?■/ 'J
'i
27%
Bid
Kings County
Lawyers ———:
Continental Bank & Trust. —10
13%
67%
Par;;:':
28
sr '«•:/
10
100
—'.25
Irving
40%
-100
Empire
v.;/
w-\'
Companies
Manufacturers
28%
12%
North America—10
298
38%
Brooklyn
30
45
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__2
27%.
.10
Fire
V.
Ask
'
Chemical
*__*.!:,*
Homest^d
.v
119%
-.10
Security New Haven—
U S Fire—
5
—*—
26%
12%
——
1
44%
Travelers
^lome
National Cliy
* ' ^
y? V" \
260
91%
41%
Inspect.,10
»
Public National———..17%
Bankers
Hartford Steamboiler
168
.
1230
20%
42%
Springfield Fire & Marine
88%
,10
—<
28%'
27 Vt
100
23
10
Surety,.*—
Standard Accident—
Hartford Fire
Commercial National
"
First National of N Y,——*100
17 '/a
;
8%
St Paul Fire &
American.,——
Great
(NY)—.
:v: Par
Ask.
15%
5.99
9.72
10.48
Nov.
4,
•No
& Cash
bonds
1942—
par
—
b0.375
value.
"Odd lot sales,
included in range for
sale—not
are
subject to all Federal taxes.
1942———
Dec.
16,
Dec.
23, 1942 — .———*
b Yield price,
d Deferred delivery,
r Canadian
year,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
tin default.
AQuotations not furnished by sponsor or Issuer.
0.34%
0.35%
market.
tThese
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4111
.Volume 156
1145.
General Corporation and Investment Hews
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
MISCELLANEOUS
-
(isWsfS'v^
mssn
land,
Abitibi Power & Paper Go., Ltd.—Earnings—
:
5 : Period
End. Aug. 31—"
Ohio,
Canada.
y,'y
Earnings
$575,345
$866,139
$5,528,583
$5,490,423
y * Prior to audit and charges for depreciation and bond interest.
y
i
v Note—Included
in
United States funds.
1942,
August,
-
y,:
$124,443
is
earnings
■•.yy•
:
Shipments of newsprint in August were 29,208 tons, compared
?4,726 tons in July and 38,937 tons in August, 1941.-.
yy..-.-yy
^Shipments of
sulphite pulps in August were 8,636 tons,
With 8,579 tons in July and 9,619 tons of such pulps and
products in August, 1941.—V. 156, p. 951.
—■
Transmission
of Exchange
'J
•
be
at
deposited
■' %y
,-.y.;
the
due 1975, Associated Electric 4!/2s due
1953 and Electric Power!
Light 5s due -2030.
:vV; y y ■■■'■ t
Utility holdings increased during the month to 11.4% from'9.0%!,'
while the rails decreased from
10.4%. to 9.3%. Due to the elimination:
of 200 U. S.
Treasury 1% 3-40, the Government Bond s^tion de¬
creased to 12.2%' from 18.0%
% ,-y■;>,
As of Aug. 31, the ABS
portfolio was diversified as follows:
&
yy;y-
N. Y. City, it is
for the purchase of 15-year
collateral trust convertible 5% bonds due Feb. 1, 1944, and beginning
on
Sept. 29, 1942, and until Alleghany Corp. directs that such pur¬
Guaranty
announced
with
■-
compared
substitute
chase
shall
are
Trust
has
now
funds
and
i Aerco Cbrp.
Stockholders—
also
may
.yy-
.
The
y-
y
Bonds
yy
Alleghany Corp.—Bonds Called for Redemption—
in
received
'
depositaries.
are
company's office, 2100 Sterling Tower, 372 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario,
1942—8 Mos.—1941
1942—Month—1941
6s
the trustee In
cease,
to
be
of
Broadway,
Its discretion
and
the
to
the
Rails &
available, will purchase such bonds at prices and in amounts
which shall be in the'absolute discretion of the trustees,
determined
price per bond not in
from
mortgage.—V.
time
156,
time
to
of a maximum price
excess
accordance
in
with
the
The
from Transamerica Corp.
an offer to purchase all of the outstanding
shares of stock of Aerco Corp. and Transamerica Corp. to pay therefor
10,350 shares of
National Trust &
the
stock
capital
common
Bank
of
not
Savings Association.
The offer was
its officers or directors but waf made
Corp. or
named stockholders
Aerco
their
on
belialf arid
own
on
of
addition
the
record
have
the
to
Sept. 21.
and
declared
usual
stock,
common
last,
the above
to
behalf
in
America
made to
of
Fire Insurance Co.—Extra
directors
both
$10,
amounts
in each quarter
payable
paid
were
during
25 cents per
Sept.
30
155,
p;
share
8.9%
,
s*
2.9%
y„
.
156,
of
the
portfolio
included
government bonds and 4.4%
597.
p.
:
y
other
and
All
of
|
of
the
outstanding convertible 4%
and
the
purchase of the stock will be made by Transamerica directly
shareholders
Each stockholder of
share
Bank
of
Cprp. with
r
Tne
Net
.
these
from
Years Ended June 30—
an
offer
of
through the escrow opened for this purpose.
Corp. who accepts the offer will receive one
will
debentures
4%.
(as
extended), due
Jan.
1,
America
for
T.
N.
&
period
8.
A.
for
each
shares
18
days from
of 40
Sept.
of
Aerco
in
escrow
;
An
within the effective date of the offer.
escrow
Broadway; N. Y. City."'
•
|
funds for
the
redemption of the debentures, amounting to
come from the. company's treasury, it was stated —V. 156,
,
the
stock
7th
will
The
directors have
stock,
common
Sept.
This
30.
Net
"Provision
per
share
?.=i-
in
preceding
y!y y
■
\
*
•
'
ly
bonds, thereunder
from
time
to
of
life
insurance.^
—
353,290
,
securities
1
-
time
limited
to
Drafts
against letters of credit
leased
,
principal
a
under
Accounts
(for merch.
receipts)
transfer
payable
Federal
and State
sold
interests,
rights,
privileges
*
'
the
bonds so authorized,
iPaid.-in
bonds,
1,326,860
the
(b)
new
purpose
for the future Issue of bonds of series A
1941
(up to $15,000,000 less any bonds then outstanding)
of financing (a) the acquisition of other properties,
construction, or
(c)
improvements,
at
not
to
exceed
60%
in
Period End.
.
of
6'/a%
1,
1927,
first
mortgage
will
vote on
leasehold
Oct.
13
|
proposals:
"
w
•
;
(1) The date of maturity of the principal of the bonds shall be ex¬
tended to Aug. 1, 1950, and the default In payment of the principal
of the bonds which matured on Aug. 1, 1942, shall be waived. y
;
(2) The rate of interest on the bonds from Feb. 1, 1942, shall be
reduced to 5% per annum.::
-y-%y'
y'y.yy yy-.^yy,- y
(3) All principal moneys and interest payable in respect of bonds
and coupons presented > for payment in Canada shall be paid, at the
face amount thereof in lawful money of The Dominion of Canada.
All
!
principal moneys and Interest payable in respect of bonds and coupons
presented for payment in the United States of America shall be paid
the United States of America, the
Amount of which shall be determined by the conversion of the amount
trustee
for
balance
the
of
the
purchase of
amount
bonds
in
trustee
for
satisfaction
(a)
That
of
securities
the
taxes on the property of the company have
been paid in full up to the end of 1942;
(b) That $10,500 principal amount of bonds held by Federal Building
Corp. have been surrendered for cancellation and that the consideration
paid by the company for the acquisition of such bonds did not exceed
$5,632.02;
the company has entered into a management agreement
terms satisfactory to the trustee.
proposal shall become void and of no effect unless it shall have
become effective prior to Jan. 1, 1943.
Under the provisions of the Companies Creditors-Arrangement Act,
a resolution agreeing to the proposal which is binding
upon all bond¬
holders must be passed by a majority in number representing threefourths in value of the bondholders present and voting either in person
or by
proxy at the meeting held for the purpose of considering the
proposal.
National Trust Co.,
Ltd., trustee, 20 King Street East, Toronto,
Ontario, Canada. Otis Safe Deposit Co., 216 Superior Ave., N. E., Cleve¬
(c)
The
:
"
'J
-
,
for
of
Aug.
29-y_
Sept.
1941
1939 ;
1940
1938
71,227,000
66,639,000
54.298,000
44,893,000
72,542,000
5
"63,756,000
50,894,000
40,860,000
38,807,000
43,170,000
42,460,000'
Sept.
in
12'__1 "70,564,000
67,605,000
54,817,000
44,270,000
48,974,000
19—
65,337,000
54,110,000
51,949,000
74,148,000
national
Subs.)—Earnings—
holiday.
August Production 7.44% in Excess of
The power output
1942—6 Mos.—1941
$63,7&3,837
1.501,173
4,867,003
3,098,768
1,000,000
605,000
3,000,000
as
1,260,000
compared
1941,
an
eight
Net
profit
400,000
.400,000
last
$879,147
Earns, per share of com:
stock
1
$496,173
$1,867,003
$0.12
$0.70
$0.48
'
•
an
12 months ended
July 31, 1942, totaled $159,599,062
compared with $132,490,216 for the 12 months ended July 31,
increase of 20.5%.—V. 156, p. 246.
quarterly dividend of five cents
the common
This
1941,
to
per
156, p.
K:"
'
for
101$.
•'
V
;
'•
'
" '
,
155, p. 45y :-y
1942.—V.
1,
%
:
American Investment Co, of Illinois (& Subs.)
'y'
6 Mos. End. June 30—
before
Profit
Federal
Federal
Dec.
22, a year-end of $1.—V. 156, p. 747.
'
Dividend)
Apex Electrical Mfg. Co.—To Pay Common
The
',
f'
'
'
directors have declared
dividend of 25
a
cents per share
on
and
income
1942
stock,
no
par
6 Mos.. End. June
30—
]j
—
Net income after all
charges and taxes
share
—
1942
,$15,090,108
1941
'j
$10,841,27^
293,121
$0.40
-
Sales
217,813;
!
Earnings per common
156, p. 599.
taxes-
$679,508
$0.50
Arnold Constable Corp. (&
"1941
$1,107,075
427,567
$576,414
$0.40
profits
excess
-
.
6 Mos. Ended July 31—
Sales
yNet
Net
profit
Earnings per
common
"Adjusted.—V.
156,
share___
p. 598.
;::;;Vyy-
.
profit
$0.24y
J
(Inc.)^ -Changes
in Port-
folio—
During the month/American Tobacco, Woolworth and Harvey Hubwere
added to the common stock section of the ABS portfolio.
Shares
were
Commercial
Cutler
Gulf
Ohio.
In
also
Oil,
R.
increased
Investment
Hammer,
H.
Macy,
in
Trust,
General
following common stock holdings:
Oil, Crown Cork & Seal,
Transportation, B. F. Goodrich,
R. J. Reynolds and Chesapeake &
Continental
Oil,
Pure
■■■■■':
the
the
American
;
bond
list
Great
.
Northern
5V2S
.y
'V.:'.--y.
due
1952
■
/.'y.:y
and
Kansas
City
eliminated, while holdings of
American Tel. & Tel.
3s due 1956, a new bond to the ABS portfolio, was added and in¬
creases were made in holdings of American Water Works and Electric
Southern
N.
Y.
5s
Central
due
1950
S^s
due
were
1952
entirely
were
decreased.
4,794
$0.01
4,473
$0.01
1100,367
Nil
«
of
1942
and
$15,851
Federal
for
in
1941.
July
income
taxes, etc.
]
1939
1940
$4,065,089
depreciation, Federal income
capital stock, $5 par.
|Loss.
$3,577,259;
+
48,107!
Nil'
tOn 337,109 shares)
'
taxes
<
i
amounted to $82,991
.
»
^
■i
in.
y
including $1,641,927 cash and*
$4,610,674 and current liabilities,
were $1,913,414.
This compares with cash and marketable securities,
of $1,150,213, current assets of $3,121,279
and current liabilities of
$748,782
on
July
31,
1941.
Inventories were $2,333,299 agamst
$1,198,776.—V. 155, p. 1008.
Current
bell
1941
$4,495,204
"After
Note—Provision
Shares
_
Subs.)—Earnings—
1942
$4,623,059
y_y.__y.y,-
fEarnings per share—
'
Business
American
the;
value, payable Oct. 1 to holders of record)
Sept. 24.' A similar payment v/as madb on April 1, last; none since.]
Quarterly-distributions of 25 cents per share were also made during!
1940 and 1941.—V. 155, p. 2451, ' *■ '
'
common
Earns.
$1,213,245
636,831
-
taxes__^_—
;
the]
payable Oct. 19 to holders of record Oct. 9. This com)*}
with 50 cents paid on April 20 and July 20, last. Payments during]
April 21, July 21 and Oct. 20, 50 cents each, and;
—V.
i
i.
•
,
Arden Farms Co.—Earnings—
with 10 cents per share paid each quarter from July 1,
including July
and
kwh.
2,139,417,526
15.60%.—V.
V-
1941 were as follows:
share has been declared on
stock, par $1, payable Oct. 1 to holders of record Sept. 16.
compares
1940,
against
as
' "V' V
■
of
output totaled
the same period
power
capital stock,
pares
Amalgamated Sugar Co.—Dividend Halved—
A
;
1942,
31,
Aug.
.
Net sales for the
as
'
,
Water)
corresponding month
*
ending
increase of
an
''r
the
The directors have declared a dividend Of 25 cents per -share on
,
"Before Federal income and excess profits taxes, and In 1941 before
appropriation for inventory valuation reserve,
y
Net profit for 12 months ended July 31, 1942, was $5,722*493, equal
to $2.50 a share on common, comparing with $4,983,830, or $2.12 a
'common share for the 12 months ended July 31, 1941.
Federal income
and excess profits taxes, for the 12 months totaled $5,940,000 against
$2,370,000.
year,
Year Ago—
totaled 313,272,613 kwh.'
Anaconda Wire & Cable Co.—Smaller Dividend—
$1,438,768
$0.32
months
for
kwh.
291,595,069
kwh.
2,472,969,892
"T.
reserve
the month of August
df 7.44%.
increase
the
For
with
a
of the electric subsidiaries of the American
Works & Electric Co. for
\ -'
That
with Yolles & Rotenberg in
21.2%—
1942—8 Mos.—1941
1942—Month^-1941
.
five;■ year^ follows;
;"
VVk. Ehd-rr
1942
659.
p.
$34,756,872 $32,685,320 $71,544,041
valuation
trustee:
all municipal
n
%y>:
• yy
Sept.
$80,134
so
of bonds not being purchasable within
trustee, any unapplied balances shall be
and held
as
part of the security for
the bonds.
'■
'-y.-y 'v.'.
yyyy%yy ;■'%
(5) The proposal to become effective upon it being established to
invested
156,
1942—3 Mos.—1941
profits taxes__
for
inventory
Approp.
currency
forming legal tender in the United States of America at the buying
rate of exchange current between New York and Toronto on the date
upon which such principal or interest becomes due./' yyy':'y'.yy:y
(4) Commencing on Feb. 1, 1943, the company will pay to the trustee
annually the sum of $10,000. Out of the amountirpaid to the trustee
in each of the first five years, $5,000 shall be invested in trustee se¬
curities and held together with any interest arising therefrom as
bonds.The
of
1,879,147;
excess
in currency forming legal tender in
security-for payment- of the
paid shall be applied by the
redemption, and in the event
one year from payment to the
discounts
and
Prov. for Fed. Income &
fund gold bonds
approving the following
payable in lawful money of the Dominion of Canada into said
July 31—
"Profit
sinking
on
3334.
p.
,
;
1,318,406
tAfter allowance for depreciation, $1,784,656
in 1942.
Net sales
Albert Bay Co., Ltd.? Toronto—May Extend Bonds—
Aug.
accounts
$1,884,717 In 1942.—V.
Allied Stores Corp, (&
75%
Holders
and
common!
of record Sept. 30,.i
16 and Dec. 29, last;'
•
thereof, except that in the case of new double track not more
of the cost thereof may be so financed, or (d) the redemp¬
tion, retirement or acquisition of bonds theretofore issued under the
hew mortgage—V. 156, p. 862.
'
dated
152,
952.
p.
"Includes
of
V"
and $54,829
1941
the cost
than
Dr50,290
,
$5,711,932
doubtful
holders
to
Output
increase
'
for
20
$15,785,851 $13,019,909 $134,629,308 $98,429,426!
156,
pany
30,321
«
allowance
Oct.
of electric energy of the electric properties of this comithe week ending SCpt. 19, 1942, totaled 74*148,000 kwh., ap
13.48% over the output of 65,337,400 kwh. for the correr
sponding week of 1941.
'
Comparative table of weekly output of electric energy for the lastj
2,143,042
'I :L,S51,83L-
surplus
"After
payable
American Water Works & Electric Co., Inc.—OutpuW
1,326,860
2,143,042
(par $5l_^
Capital surplus
of other series
the
375,000
public in the principal amount of $9,518,000 (any funds neces¬
retire the outstanding bonds not obtained from the sale of
for
V
277~870
450,000
■
•Treasury stocky._-^.!._i.^—"Drll6,750
$9,500,000 series A bonds to be supplied from treasury cash). yy
The mortgage will provide
or
est,
slirplus
Earned
Delaware—15-Cent DiV!
share has been declared on the
per
12 cents each paid on June
Sales
—V.
281,722
to
sary
.
taxes,
cents per
holders of record
40,000
;
306,205
income
to
';y?
$9,000
$388,254
507,873
16
American Stores Co.—August Sales Up
,
pany's first consolidated mortgage bonds now outstanding in the hands
of
risk insurance
war
Common stock
$9,500,000 principal amount
Series A are to be immediately issued and
to pay or acquire on or before maturity, Dec. 1, 1943, the com¬
these
cents
Period Ended Aug. 31
—
property, including equipment,
And franchises of the company.
-
since.—-V*1
none
re-
accounts
the $15,000,000
of-15
par-value,
no
This compares with
Liabilities-
Accrued
25-year 2lA%
dividend
A
stock,
13,456 y91,564
Reserve for
y Of
•
^X-"'$6,597;315: $5,711,932:
any time outstanding of $15,000,000, to be dated Nov. 1,
1942, and to constitute a lien upon all the railroad and other physical
of
70,526
704,087
V
1
dividend of 25
a
payable Nov.
American Seai-Kap Corp. of
y
.
49,523
685,099
-
j
share on thej
Oct. 23. A like;
amount was paid on May 15, last, and on May 15 and Nov. 15, 1941,,
as compared with 20 cents on June 29 and Sept. 30, 1940, and a quar¬
terly of 30 cents on March 29, 1940.—V. 156, p. 1012. •
■'
y
stock,
common
$1,102,315
1,268,704
2,147,139
327,595
421,900
.
receivable
Deferred charges
amount at
leasehold
y
•'(-y
y.'V;y
consider the creation
of
919,567 y
2,982,366
accounts
1012.
s :■
1941
.
.J
the company appearing
in the "Chronicle" of
the six-month period ended June 3d.
See V. 156,;
of
for
are
American Safety Razor Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
—
tProperty, plant and equipment!:
Goodwill, trade marks and formulae._____
Special meeting of the stockholders has been called for Oct, 23, to
of a new first mortgage providing for the issu¬
:
value
Government
earnings
21
The directors have declared
80
1942
yyyyyy.-yy y.yy/yy
y
^ Alabama Great Southern RE*—Plans Financing—
ance
June
Sheet,
inventories
surrender
S.
The
Sept.
final enactment.
$1,172,113
Cash
1942;
computed on the basis of the
were
■
_
passed in House Bill 7378, which are
as
were
American News Co.—Correction—
p.
year
Cash
U.
$100,220 in
were
April 1, 25. cents; July 1, 50 cents; Oct. I, 75 cents, and Dec. 3ly
$1.50.—V. 155, p. 2451.
^
,
-
the
for
•
Miscellaneous
/
y;:fy yyy
-
:
v
expenses:
amounts
Dividends
tAfter deducting $53,690 over
1940.
,:
both payable Oct. 1 to holders of record Sept. 18.'
paid on April 1 and July 1, last. :;
paid as follows on the common stock during the year!
preferred stock,
1941:
$394,785
132,686
$1.49
$1.26
the
Like
75,500
$333,512
172,492
"Notes, accounts, trade acceptances receivable^
paid in each of the ten preceding quarters.—V. 156,
-'-.xyy-y v:.y y- y
r;:,
taxes
in
included
and $109,806 in
Balance
,
307,
p.
V
depreciation
'
Assets—
Air Reduction Co., Inc.—Extra Dividend—
amounts were
$2.21
subject to change before
The directors on 8ept. 23 declared an extra dividend of 25 cents per
share in addition to the usual quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share
on the common stock, both payable Oct. 15 to holders of record Oct. 3.
tike
for
1941
375,000
$670,333
259,741
$2.62
251,273
provisions of the Revenue Act
Merchant
,
115,034
—
Note—Federal
a dividend of
three cents per share on
payable Oct. 15 to holders of record
with four cents per share paid on Jan- 15,
cents
$585,319
242,744
110,000
share____
$1.25,
five
$686,256
193,812
%
Mam^facturing Co.-^-50-Cent Common Divj.
The directors have declared a dividend of 50 cents per share on the
stock and the usual quarterly dividend of $1.25 per share on
common
$1,239,144
+321,310
provision for prior year.
and
American
i
66,877
128,139
$536,015
paid
per
$132,134 in
April 15 and July 15, last,
Quarters.—V. 156, p. 597.
-
804,590
"
■
.
$985,464
profit
Earnings
declared
par
compares
845,716
rj>.,862,yyyyyy::^
y jyI
6,595,742
,
deducts., net
taxesy\_...yLv.-%■
Dividends
deposited
Affiliated Fund, Inc.—Smaller Dividend—
the
$8,052,527
897,117
*
inc.
Income
;f~v. 156, p. 659^-.;^;:-.;v':;K
■
$8,794,050
7,262,078
990,543
_
profit from opers.
y:~yy'yy:y.
and
be
1939
•
Net
Other
has been opened
Department,
The
1940
$9,453,964
7,317,702
$10,601,454
8,625,447
—.
expenses
at the main office of Bank of America,
Spring Streets, Los Angeles* Calif., in
and through which the shares of
Bank of America National Trust & Savings Association will be dis¬
tributed to the stockholders of Aerco Corp.
who accept the offer.
Trust
which
goods sold
Depreciation-
1,
1942, unci
Way, at the option of Transamerica Corp. be extended for an addi¬
tional 30 days.
The offer is not binding upon Transamerica Corp.
unless a minimum of 171,100 shares of stock of Aerco Corp. is deposited
a
of
have
$621,000, will
1941
Gen., admin, and sening
appropriate cash adjustment in lieu of fractional shares.
is good
sales
Cost
Aerco
1943„f
called for redemption as of Oct, 26 at par and interest. Payment
be made at the Marine Midland Trust Co. of New York, trustee,
Report-
1942
1,
been
and June 30,
1207.
convertible
120
Allied Kid Co.—Annual
Called!
1950,
due Jan.
debentures
and
all«other
alikey-The* abovenamed stockholders are
terms of this offer to the other shareholders
to transmit the
stocky
assets,-4J
net
•
,
Stockholders of Aerco Corp.
Authorized
23.0(
preferred
in
4.7%
in cash
9.3'%
1
ai.4%?
55.7%
in
American Machine & Metals, Inc.—Debentures
share on
holders
to
March 30
on
1941.—V.
y
■
t^!U'Bond-s:
2.3%':
Dividend—
of 5 cents per
dividend
quarterly dividend of
par
Like
extra
an
equipment
remainder
12.2%V.
Allemania
The
rail
Total
provisions
j C. A. Herberts, William J. Merrigan, E, T. Melone and L. A. Cole,
Stockholders of the corporation (also respectively the president and
members of the;board of directors), as such stockholders, have received
v,'n^ 'v.
43.9%
—
.Utilities-,•
951.
p.
Common
■
(Stocks-
Industrials
that
extent
^
y
times
at
but in every case at a
Offer To
Co., trustee, 140
hand $331,226.59
on
marketable
assets
as
of
securities,
31,
amounted
Arrow-Kart & liegeman
A
1942.
to
Electric Co.—50-Cent Div.—4
dividend of 50 cents per share has been
declared on the common;
stock, par $10, payable Oct. 1 to holders of record Sept.
amount was paid on April 1 and July 1, last.
Payments
were as follows;
April 1, July 1 and Oct. 1, 50 cents each,
19.
A like
during 1941
and Dec. 18,
1145
Arundel
Corp.—Earnings—
Mos. Ended Aug.
8
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
,
31—
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
.
1940
$612,476
1941
1942
$1,120,279
•Net profit
$880,212
Period Ended Aug.31—
1939
Ry.
oper.
$326,145
352,586
230,258
$4,467,335
3,010,706
oper.
$26,441
$949
$1,456,629
11,056
26,147
664,015
*$37,497
*$25,198
$792,614
$785,604
42,941
45,054
148,046
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
$3,877,192
2,615,946
,
Ry.
oper. income—--'
income, net
Rent
.
Net
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Months Ended—
sales'".—
Total net
Est.
Aug. 1, '42
ry.
Aug. 2, '41
850,000
Provision for Federal faxes—...
Int.
on
Int.
375,000
on
of
Number
approximate net profit——-—_—
$600,000
inventories-——14,600,000
transactions
—;—
12,248,000
$3.12
$2.83
sales
Average .gross
_™.—
—-—
■
.
for the fall season
A
Pays Accumulated Dividends—
1941
were
follows:
as
1,
$6.75;
$3.50;
2,
Bendix
all
2,
$3.75,
reorganization
of
the
announced Sept, 22 arrangements for the sale of
subsidiaries, the Louisiana Public Utilities Co.,
Corp.
system's
&
Electric
of
one
Inc.,
the
for
a
base price of $3,000,000,
A contract has been entered into for the
sale of the property to D, Gordon Rupe, Jr., R. A. Ritchie and G. C,
Hyde, Texas capitalists, who will operate the company.
<
Louisiana
Public Utilities,
a
100%
owned subsidiary of the Asso¬
ciated Electric Co.
(With no securities in hands of publics which in
turn
is controlled by the Associated Gas & Electric Corp., supplies
electricity to about 12,000 customers, natural gas to 4,50O and water
to
1,250 and ice in a number of communities all in the State of
Louisiana.
Gross revenues of the company for the 12 months to July
31. were $1,534,000, of, .which $806,000 was from the sale of electricity.
income for
Net
the
period was $340,329.
This marks the second major sale in the Associated Electric Com¬
same
pany in recent months.
In June, a major part of the properties of the
Kentucky-Tennessee Light and Power Co. were sold to the Tennessee
Valley Authority and neighboring municipalities.
Plans for the sale
of the remaining Kentucky-Tennessee properties have been developed
and are expected to be announced shortly.
y,,
yy y^yyly
Plans for the use of the proceeds of the sale have not been com¬
pleted, it was announced, but Associated Electric contemplates filing
shortly with the Securities and Exchange Commission an application
for permission to acquire its own debentures from other system com¬
and
Corp.
ft
;
units, or
V.
production of 114,410,111
above
11.3%
156, p.
This is an increase of
units (kwh.t.
1013.
•
units a
12,917,932
year
value common stock.—V.
par
156, p.
Atlantic
Notes Called—
the
outstanding
$11,317,000
of
10-year
;■
collateral
trust
5%
notes, due May l, 1945, have been called for redemption as of Dec. 15,
1942, at 102 and interest.
pany,
71 Broadway,
Payment will be made at the railroad com¬
V. City.—V. 156, p. 862. ;/;YY;
N.
1942
Gross
profit from sales
Sell. & general expenses
Other
income
$464,092
407,694
$564,082
y 502,230
533,504
4,000
10,891
———
Provision for Fed. taxes
20,000
4,600
4,000
y
13,540
15,000
i_
14,117
Notes
Profit for
the
*Loss.—V.
4 mos.
155, p.
$21,507
$29,312
/
$453,994
519,714
Crl,126
4,639
% / 12,211
.
as Vice-President and Western group head.
coordinating the widely diversified engineering activities through¬
all
Bendix
divisions,
Mr.
Marcus
will
be
Chairman
of
*$81,443
*$33,576
L.
by
Radio
formerly
Hyland;
A.
Division,
Further
Washington
special
of
representative
of
Republic Steel Corp., Vultee Aircraft,
Inc., and Consolidated Aircraft Corp., has retired from the board of
"directors of Aviation Corp.; according to an announcement by Victor
Emanuel, President.
Vultee Aircraft and Consolidated Aircraft afe
affiliates of Aviation Corp.
.
1
,
Mr.
efforts
be
Girdler, it wavs stated, will devote his time chiefly to his
in
the
available to
It
steel
and
war
airplane companies which he heads, but will
for consultation.
-
Aviation Corp.
also was announced that Colonel Arthur W.
of
Herrington, Chairman
Marmon<-Herrington Co. of Indianapolis, has been elected
of Aviation Corp.—V, 156, p. 748.
Baldwin
Locomotive
a
director
Works—August Orders—
Dollar value of orders taken in August by
Baldwin Locomotive Works
$37,650,547, compared with $21,380,520 in July and with $6,232,417 in August, 1941, according to
Charles E. Brinley, President.
This brought the total for the first
eight months of this year to $301,881,233 as compared with $64,470,830
in the same period 4n 1941,
Sales billed by the corporation and its. wholly-owned, subsidiaries in
August amounted to. $13,981,264, including billings of cost under costplus-a-fixed fee contracts as compared with $13,262,418'in July and
with $5,712,901 in August,
1941.
Sales billed for the eight-month
'period of 1942 aggregated $101,521,513, against $30,038,298 for the
'corresponding same period of 1941,
Unfilled, orders of Baldwin Locomotive Works and wbdlly-owned
subsidiaries totaled $363,259,890 on Aug. 31, 1942, as, compared with
$161,942,347 on Jan. 1, 1942, and with $144,180,810 on Aug. 31, 1941,^—
V.
wholly-owned
subsidiaries
156, p. 954.
was
,
.
$8,437,832
i*
—
,i«y
$600,000
"
6%
it, has
that
2nd
which
corporation,
rently
converting
Carpet
with
other
to
delphia
stock
(par
3,000,000
150,000
——i.-A'i-'*--
—
150,000
3,752,775
$100i——
(105,537 shares no pan
-V.
_
3,752,775
700,012
329,060
$8,437,832
156, p. 1014.
Brboklya IJnion Gas Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
The
directors have declared
stock,
common
similar
A
no par
156,
396.
p.
was
share on the
made on May 1, last, and on Sept. 3, 1940.
'
•
Bulova Watch Co.
carpet manufacturers is cur¬
materials, has just been
Phila¬
war
dividend of 25 cents per
a
value, payable Nov. 2 to holders of record Oct. 5.
distribution
contract
to
produce
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
:
;
received
also
order
an
for
wool
corpo¬
Army overcoating.—V.
1942
loss
Net
1,071,049
1942
; v:
Other
$496,828
14,833
profit
14,557
—
of
rates
$24,440
Dividends
V
banks
and
on
hand,
deposits,
$2,050:
Up 9.1%—
to
dividends
a new
50,000 shares of
&
Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Union Se¬
Co.,
or
certain
credits.
Transfer agent:
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York.
Registrar: Bank of the Manhattan Co.
>
Listing.—Corporation has applied for listing this issue
York Stock Exchange.
Funded Debt and Capitalization, Sept. 23,
the New
on
1042
(Before giving effect to present financing)
Authorized
Outstanding
$6,000,000
$6,000,000
125,813 shs.
V ;
$2.75 series
/.>;■;'
..
;'*73,213 shs.
$2.50 series50,000 shs.
3%' promissory notes, payable serially —
Cumulative conv. preferred stock (no par)
the common
This compares
paid on March 20 and June 20, last.
Distributions of
50 cents each were made each month during 1941, and in addition an
extra of $3.50 was paid on Dec. 23, last year.—V. 151, p. 3882;'";:;;.:;;;,';%
Aeronautical
of
preferred stock ($2.50 series) is redeemable at $53.25 per share
before Sept. 1, 1946, and at $52.25 per share thereafter, plus
dividends.
Convertible at $21
per share of common stock,
taking shares of this series at $50 per share. Sinking fund of 2%
annually of consolidated net earnings, is provided for, after interest
on
funded debt aftd dividends on cumulative preferred stock, subject
on
Common
each
Brewster
156, p. 396.
Mills Corp.—Preferred Stock Offered—A
accrued
system output of the Boston Edison Co. as reported to the Edi¬
19, 1942, was 30,599,000
kwh., as compared with 28,047,000 kwh. for the week ended Sept. 20,
1941, an increase of 9.1%.
I '■
For the preceding week ended Sept. 12, output was 28,261,000 kwh.,
a gain of 1.5%.—V. 156, p. 1014.
j
1
of $2 per share was recently declared
payable Sept. '25 to Holders of record Sept. 15.
additional taxes calculated in conformity with
The
on
Electric Institute, for the week ended Sept.
dividend
324,881
$0.81
$1.52
Inc., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
1564.
p.
324,881
$1.70
share-
curities Corp.; Hallgarten & Co.; R. S. Dickson &
payable to bank, $140,000; notes payable (other),
$6,038; debenture notes payable, $50; accounts and acceptances pay¬
able, $131,759;
dividends payable, $2,518; employees' savings fund,
$24,039; accrued liabilities, $48,417; 4Vz% cumulative preferred stock
(less 100 shares held in treasury), $223,800; common stock, $300,000;
151,
324,881
$2.53
stock
common
Wertheim
Liabilities—Notes
$1
—324,881
130,648
...
$381,529; inventories, $455,739; advances on com¬
investments, $17,863; fixed assets, 858,116; prepaid
expenses and deferred Charges, $62,096; total, $1,003,519.
$15,000;
total, $1,003,519.—V.
$263,911
cumulative convertible pre¬
ferred stock, $2.50 series (no par).
v
Associated with Lehman Brothers in the offering are
receivable,
surplus, $126,897;
$552,085
proposed by Congress.—V.
issue
bid
$826,353
104,589
147,738
246,07S"
banking group headed by Lehman Brothers on Sept. 24
1942
$11,126;
V $495,032
Y;
offered at $51.25 a share and accrued
$49,512
;
*850,281
Burlington
25,072
±
—
Balance Sheet, June 30,
earned
15,800
Vf :
$499,148
$945,898
89,837
•Includes $236,814 for
$9,883
—
in
•$483,348
837,523
——
outstanding
loss
Assets—Cash
•
'
$1,768,153
91,518
charges
and taxes—
Net
Shs,
cash discounts, etc.
mitments,
15.205
$1,422,392
Deprec.
500,037
Earnings per
accounts
$930,693
13,275
%
income
Gross
operations
(loss)
$1,754,878
11,816
-
Other income
Other income
Balance
1,168,186
$1,147,688
664,340
-,'n'VT-v
sales
from
1939
$1,750,945
820,252
Co.-
Year End. June 30—
profit on
3940
$2,923,065
profit
Expenses
156,
j
Bobbs-Merrill
1941
$2,481,625
3 Mos. End. June 30—
Gross
689.
A
68,646
o
3,000,000
$9,506,804
stock
preferred
Contract—
700,000 army blankets for the
Quartermaster's Department of the U. S. Army.
This
a
has
ration
son
31,646
(par $100>_—.
1,18^
.
$1,410,576
awarded
p.
400
purchased
Co., Inc.—Army
production
more
26^084
363,889
214,524
:
contingencies.,;.-./..-y——'
SUrplUS
—V.
Bigelow-Sanford
This
1
—v
.
all of the out¬
Consumers Credit Co. which operates 24 branch
offices in the States of California, Washington, Oregon, Arizona and
Utah, with an approximate investment in small loans of $2,700,000.
The purchase was made for cash.—V. 156, p. 1014.
,yy-',y%%%'y%:
announces
term)—
preferred stock
Common
director
Beneficial Industrial Loan Corp.—New Subsidiary—
corporation
standing stock of
__:.
24,782'
for
1st
Total
The
Jy_
(long
loan
7%
Bendix
appointed
—
:
..—-i
taxes
Reserve
the
Baltimore.
broadening
was
,
stock
(par $1)
-
+1,200,000 shs.
——
1659,969 shs.
tThe shares of common stock
outstanding do not include 3,665 shares in treasury. Of the authorized
but unissued common stock 9,020 shares are reserved for issue and
sale to certain officers and employees at a price of not less than $18
per share and 299,556 shares are reserved for issue upon the con¬
version of
the outstanding cumulative Convertible
preferred Stock,
$2.75
series, and the cumulative convertible preferred stock, $2.50
series now offered), such number of shares being the approximate num¬
ber issuable upon conversion <at the initial conversion rates) of all
the cumulative convertible preferred stock in treasury or to be out¬
standing upon' the sale of the shares now offered.
?/
Corp.—Suit Stayed—
"Exclusive of 2,600 shares in treasury.
,
Supreme Court Justice Benedict D. Dineen on Sept. 23 granted a
stay until Nov. 2 of all proceedings in a $10,000,000 stockholders'
accounting suit brought against former officers and directors of the
corporation.
The stay was sought by the present management on the
ground
and
to
that it required additional time to study the issues involved
determine what course to take in the best interests of the
and the stockholders.
present management took control last spring after the company
taken over by the Federal Government.
The stockholders'
action was started earlier in the year, charging conspiracy by the
Miranda interests, which controlled the company before Federal inter¬
vention, to make "large personal profits" at the expense of the com¬
company
Sales
The
had
and
143,086
$9,506,804
Security deposits, employees and lessees
horizons in the engineering field, A. A.
of research and heads up a new re¬
search laboratory in Detroit.—V. 156, p. 954.
J
'
Kucher
tax
Income
general engineering committee, and also will direct operations
of the new devices and patent group.
In this work he will be assisted
stock,
(Del.)—Director Retires—
Girdler, Chairman
3,2$9,<>SZ
93,158
-
Capital
created
with
Tom M.
3,393,629
met).
——
payable
Other
newly-
a
•
2452,
Aviation Corp.
plant and equipment
charges —1
Accounts payable
(C.) Brewer & Co., Ltd.—$2 Dividend—
.
875,500
1,003,643
Liabilities—
Aviation
Machine Division at Elmira,
formerly factory manager, was
'
.
41,844
38,811
.825,677
Realty Corp.-,.—.
Investments
Deferred
76.207
v
2,326,380
3,241,490
—
1,002,174
Due from Bohack
Property,
:
129,352
X—'
—
26,305
W- Tinkham,
T.
Boston Edison Co.—Output
1939
$518,645
155,734
Sundry deposits and claims' receivable.
Net
1940
(netj^-yyy-'':y^__:yy:'::yyy_^-:_-;'y-
Depreciation ;
Interest
1941
receivable-
Inventories
1941
$555,785
170,107
reserve-—
134,347
Austin, Nichols & Co., Inc.—Earnings—
4 Mos. End. Aug. 31—
Accounts
-VY///''
y
the close of business Sept. 17, offered
Coast Line RR. 4% Louisville &
Nashville collateral bonds due 1952, at a fixed price of
73 net.
Dealer's discount, %. '
of
receivable-
585,542
Net
Lehman Bros, after
All
Accounts
28,846
108,421
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Secondary Bond Offering—
;
1942
$612,407
Assets':—
Cash.
,
$329,060
v'.-OV,
149,721
South Bend,
Deficit
$1,000,000
i-ui
7,724
■iv.
$700,012
31
Comparative Balance Sheet Jan.
Total
of Bendix
2/400,
—
745,677
;:
1013.
Eclipse
of
^ f*
j— w
;
$336,783
$702,412
>*» •«*
Surplus at end of fiscal year-
.
reelected Vice-President
.
group
at
Manager
year..'—,
surplus
Surplus charges
ago.—
,
City Bank Farmers Trust Co. has been appointed registrar for
$1
Total
;
y
Vice-President of manufacturing in
'.'y,
as
L."
$373,352 tfef $71,150
329,060
407,610
__._.y;iyy323
taxes
Interest,
The
former
Departmental operating and administrative expenses.—:.
Depreciation, State, county, capital stock and foreign taxes
Atlantic Coast Fisheries Co.—Registrar—
the
108,421
Payroll
The trustees of Associated Gas & Electric Corp. report for the week
ended Sept. 18 net electric output of the Associated Gas & Electric
group was 127;328,043
Marcus,
55,782
27,308
:
.1 ^.v
this corporation
of
Y%lv\y^y;
President.
of Charles
-
was
—
tax-——.-
^Surprusjcredits-'i-'-.,;—
General
Division
General
Income
loan Y
as
Electric Co.—Weekly Output—
&
Lansing,
'
Other deductions
■
Capital
Gross
Associated Gas
executive staff
22,922
18,503
$509,081 loss $15,368
—
appointed General Manager of the products division, succeeding Mr.
Y.
N.
further augmented by
this sale.
Certain of the funds also
may
be used lo expand the
properties of the Pennsylvania Electric Co.—V. 156, p, 248.
. •'=;
panies out of its substantial cash resources,
the
R. Breech,
executive,
Eastern group.
William L. McGrath
In
Gas
income.
Net. profit
Surplus at beginning of fiscal
appointment
the
out
Associated
6,661
Total
■
;
realignment of
P,
196,585
$490,578 loss $38,291
Operating
$440,582
•
Manager of Eclipse Aviation
and
Bendix, N. J„ was appointed VicePresident and group executive in charge of Eastern divisions.
G. R.
Schenck, former Acting Manager of marine division, was named as
staff .assistant to Mr. Lansing in charge of industrial relations for
ever,
Associated Electric Co.—To Sell Unit—
in
6,391
$471,402
156, p. 954.
Instrument
362,035
profit
\Other income,'
group executive of the Western group.
Marvin A. Heidt was named
as
his staff assistant in charge of industrial relations and also as
Chairman of the Industrial Relations Committee for the corporation, ■
'
The. trustees
824
*$40,548
plants.
Raymond
' 25.074,502
207,948
Ferguson, who will continue to maintain his office In South Bend, how¬
Sept.
and Dec. 1, $5.75, all on account of accruals.—V. 156, p. 599.
:
789
included
28,669,218
v;
3,521
Malcolm P. Ferguson, former General Manager of Bendix Products
Division, South. Bend, Ind., succeeds Mr. Thomas as Vice-President and
v/y/
June
i
,
*$52,396
former Western group
21
March
»:
,
executive over Eastern divisions, as Vice-President in charge of engi¬
neering throughout the corporation, and appointment of D. O. Thomas,
declared a dividend of $7 per share on
the 7% cumulative second preferred stock, par $100, which will clear
up all accumulations on this issue, payable Nov. 25 to holders of record
Nov. 6.
This compares with $2.75 per share paid on Sept. 1, last;
$1.75 on June 1, 1942, and $5.25 on March 2, 1942.
Payments in
Sept.
22
debt
functional
Pioneer
on
474,249
565
$941,402
•490,638
yyyy y.
income y—
Promotions
The provision of $850,000 is the best estimate of the
proportionate amount to be charged.
In view of the excess profit tax limitation and a probable corporate
income tax of 45%, earnings for the year would appear to be limited
to 55%
of about $3,750,000, plus 10%
of any earnings above that
amount.
This would appear to forecast earnings after taxes in the
neighborhood of $2,100,000,
By the same token, these earnings are
secured by the margin of earnings jabove the excess profit tax. limita¬
tion.
Should the fall season this year equal la'st year, which is not
anticipated/ this margin wiU.be about $1,750,000, 90% of which will be
paid in excess profits taxes.
directors
61,232
yy.Y 6
y
on
announced by Ernest
was
second half year.
The
$952,064
Bendix Aviation Corp.—Reorganizes Executive Staff—
the first and
(53 weeks)
332,250
,i
r>
r
—
,
(before Federal income taxes) beyond which
paid, is about $3,750,000. Until the earnings
and the tax bill are known, it will be impossible to
make a correct division of the excess profit taxes between
$22,073
58,943
debt-
discount
1941
1942
$29,699,994 $25,594,832
yY'/y;/;'.;
debt--
unfunded
of
•Deficit.—'V.
taxes are
profit
31—
Jan.
Cost of sales and operating expenseDepreciation
————
Federal, state and municipal taxes--—
Federal
Net
Note—Annual earnings
excess:
15,268
for
Reduced^
dividend of 30 cents per
payable Oct. 15' to holders of
40 cents per share previously
quarterly
(52 weeksi
$525,000
8,600,000
—
a
par
(H. C.) Bohack Co., Inc.—Earnings—
"$926,134.
11,404
funded
Amort,
12,502,000
$94Q,660
,,
charges.,—$7,342
funded
Estimated
Merchandise
$19,856
'.;y; 2,2i7
Income-,.
available
fixed
-.1^,—*„■- $33,119,000 $29,905,000
1,450,000
900,000
$5,444
;,net,-_-yyyy1,898
oper.
income,
Income
profit before Fed. inc. taxes-
approx. oper,
stock,
Net ..sales
Other
6
declared
have
common
Years Ended
.
Associated Dry Goods Corp.
on
$20,
record Sept. 30.
This compares with
paid each quarter.—V. 152, p. 3962.
.
respectively, on Aug, 31, 1941. .
The„eompany reports that the volume of contract work on hand is
$19,499,715 and the outlook continues satisfactory.—V. 156, p. 953.
the
140,530
August profit
$1,412,629,
Hydraulic Co.1—Dividend Rate
directors
share
$1,261,248
475,642
Ry. oper, expenses
before Federal and State income taxes was $235,764
in 1942, against $156,095 in August, 1941.
Current assets as of Aug. 31, 1942, amounted to $5,085,148 and
current
liabilities
were
$2,572,090, comparing with $3,674,673 and
The
1942—8 Mos—1941
$291,207
Monday, September 28, 1942
:
Bridgeport
1942—Month—1941
revenues-——
Ry. tax accruals.---,--
$914,421
depreciation, etc., but before Federal and State income taxes.
•After
»
■
v'Y
-
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Earnings—
6 Months Ended June 30—
*Net
profit
•After
1941:
1942
$213,541
$205,131
—
——$1.29
Earnings per common share
depreciation, Federal and State income taxes,
,
$1,34
etc.
half of 1942 amounted to $210,967.
excess
profits taxes,
Current assets
as
No provision was made for Federal
the report states.
of June 30,
1942, amounted to $1,000,635 and cur¬
rent liabilities were $505,623, comparing with $958,194
respectively, on June 30, 1941.—V. 156, p. 954.
and
$333,158,
Year Ended
,
to
to
to
,
Dec. 31,'39 Sept. 28/40 Sept. 27/41 June 27,'42
$39,270,505 $36,805,112 $63,165,310 $61,064,148
"Consolidated net profit,
2,008,311
1,951,942
3,437,654
2,718,156
Provision for conting.-300,000,
800,000
Consolid.
net
net
sales.
profit..' $2,008,311
$1,951,942
$3,137,654
$1,918,156
"Before provision for contingencies.
was organized in Delaware Feb. 15, 1937.
the original corporation, was Incorporated in
Inc., succeeded to the business Of
Burlington Mills,Inc., and five other corporations and of Burlington
Mills Co. (a co-partnership),, which had been engaged in the same
general business since various dates subsequent to 1923. Rayon Fabrics
Corp. and Duchess Febrics Corp. commenced business in 1931.
Pur¬
suant
to
agreements and plans of reorganization, the corporation
Business—The
Burlington
Provision for estimated Federal and State income taxes for the first
Stated Periods
yv;.:'/
.period
%'■; Jan. 1, '40 Sept.29,'40 Sept.28, '41
YY;,:%-v;
Consolidated
pany.—V. 156, p. 1014.
Brillo
and Earnings for
Jr''■in"1
been
1923.
In
Mills,
corporation
Inc.,
1934 Burlington Mills Co.,
.
Volume 156
acquired
of
as
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4111
31,
Dec:
all
1936,
assets,
the
and good
property
Dividend
will,
V.
subject to liabilities, of Burlington Mills Co., Inc., Rayon Fabrics Corp.
and Duchess Fabrics Corp., all North Carolina corporations
diVectly and. through. subsidiarles, were,
fabrics from rayon yarns and rayon,
mixtures, and to some extent from cotton yarns;..throwing and dyeing
rayon yarns, and to some extent, cotton yarns;. dyeing and finishing
cloth; and selling the manufactured goods. Since its organization the
corporation has conducted directly and through its subsidiaries business
of
the
same
general character.
The principal woven products' are
vThe
manufaturing
in
woven
Period Ended
women's
in
City
state
to
New York City.
trade
fabrics
dress
wear
York
New
include
and
the
which
Other
in
sold
are
resold
subsequently
the
woven
last
(see
Celotex Corp.
9 Months Ended
Net
Ry.—Earnings"•
V
$
v
$
34,419,000
20,637,196
193,179,858
183,038,324 150,983,604
Other
revenue
Week Ended Sept,
-
Gross
156,
42,196,254
1942
Z_-—ZzZ_^-____-_-
1015.
p.
53,928,676
21—
revenues
—V;
5,171,732
8,177,659
——
products
other
of
corporation
the
styles and grades of ladies'
and
nylon
were
and
subsidiaries are
which until
its
thrown
silk
have
present
and
nylon
total
a
Net
plant
and
capacity
in
volume
dollar
tric
of. from
Corporation also operates a yarn,
finishing plant, both located in North
hosiery
the
•
Due
Carolina,
to
has
corporation
voting stock
outstanding
with
10
each paid
cents
Jan.
on
April
1,
and July
1
°No
other
of
acquired
recently
other
two
in 'the
engaged
its
the
principal
subsidiaries, will consist
fashioned
silk
men's
Dec.
hosiery
of
products
various
hosiery manufactured
nylon
or
corporation
the
of
styles and grades of ladies'
funds,
based
maintain
used
inventories,
to
accounts
the
on
corporation
needed
increased
the
during
cash
receivable
other
and
and
full
Lehman Brothers
Inc.—
;
Consolidated- Balance
Merchandise
inventories
Accounts
receivabte, sundry_•
Notes and
lives
Zv
Z
in
Total
his
to
the
1926
his
or
Interest"
'
its
——_Z__
the.r
with
are
and
the
the
on
July
1913,
1,
aggregate
an
of
195
In .1928,
approxi¬
he
its
York
New
u
He
president.
was
con¬
never
Hudson
Power
constituent
or
agreements,
or
Corp.,
Niagara
to
whom
it
has
purchased
New
by
proposal
a
York
the
indicates
its
mortgage
the
it
purchased
basis
from
under
oral
all
of
one
of
1937.
since
the
pre¬
York
New
sixe
at
has
applicant
in
of
has
management
that
property
small
The
a
through unsecured
order
the
exercise
of
the
veto
interim report
An
"July of. 1942
tion
with
voted
never
found
$5,312,000,. and
v
for 1842
as
ZZ—
—
."Backlog
-
Capital
surplus
r
■■■-:;
—v°156~ p~
Z
Z.
stock; $2.75 series.
—j._
with
funds
enables
9,255
of
tioned
unfilled
~
these
obtain
to
banks,
to
minimizing
thereby
and
(other
269,485
retirement reserve._____z___
for
Appropriation
Amortization
repairslimited-term
of
than
ZZ
for
Federal
income
Provision
for
Federal
excess
nine
'
.
734,381
taxes.—
of
of
July
change
a
in
fiscal
year
have
over
the
$23,-
booked
totaled
102,081
$2,384,041
for
lease
of
electric
plant-
-
cash
be
aside
set
for
debenture
retirement
after
Gross
•
stock
,
and
in
1938,
of
$60,000
Higher
undue burden
an
receive $10
to
in
$1,000 debenture.
per
shares
9,315
.submitted
contains
gress,
with
to
$2,023,777
on
funded
Amortization
discount
and
of
$2,026,519
842,500
per
tax
U > 203,223
expense,
3,724
z.
the corpora¬
upon
of
cash and
All
stock
will
told,
be
costs
of
than
more
to
$18,630
debenture
and
to
approved
stockholders
by
at
pro-
the
last
the
provisions
United
States
for
the
renegotiation
Government.
These
of
contracts
provisions
made
authorize
the
Department, the Navy Department, and the Maritime Commission
renegotiate contracts looking toward retention by the United States,
repayment to the United States, of any portion of a contract price
abandoned
Miscellaneous
deductions
■%•; 40,520
Z
•
.
Z
.■
for
company
in
made
1942
bill
tax
is
months-'
with
enacted
of
the
in
net
31,
income
and
period
the
form
the
excess
in
July 31',
of
which
provisions
the
Seven
months'
The
share,
and
directors
on
$1.50
quarter
1941.
it.
12
of
the
on
on
7%
the
1942,
Sept.
18
was
months'
If
by
have
1942,
the /
preferred
6%
all
stock,
preferred
payable
$1.50
stock,
Oct.
quarterly
15
on
series
to
.
of
such
Carrier's
,
review
current
cannot,
at
earnings
%
this
time,
law,
passed
seven
Central
Production
dividends
the-6'/
Profit
July
.
"
..■
of
$1.75
per
passed
corporation
program
of
will
by
be
Z:Z-z' Z'/
u,
the
House
forced
Improvements
to
to
'Zz:
of
Representatives
adjust downward its
manufacturing
835,375
246,335
158,614
944,274
373,502
$278,966
$293,881
$3,308,498
$3,91$,290
2,969
2,104
64,851
35,770
$281,935
$295,985
$3,373,349
$4,025,060
113,038
110,260
1,346,918
3,872
Cr5,527
Cr2,470
income
.
(net)
of, P.
-
____________
______
16,012
163,210
179,833
$173,240
$1,865,691
$2,121,137
112,265
1.347,181
requirements,
and
for
provision
the year
to
normal
112,265
estimated
The
facilities,
(2i
surtaxes.
Federal
has been
1942
deductions
or
Federal
income
and
have
taxes
for
expense
been
adjustment
407.352
12,407
The
of
estimates
for
id
,
periods
in
to
include
the
September,
1941,
of
of
1941
defense
which
will
.
amortization
covered
of
this
by
or
arise
.
proportionate
which
rate
without
are
.
,
acceleration
and
the
adjusted
made
expenses
40%
a
the
for
tax
at
1942
financing
>,
1,343,015
income
computed
•,
through the proposed merger.
ment
Crl3,714
______
$152,618
applicable
discount
1,330,452
,
adjustments for possible deductions for the amortization
war
51,939
/
*'
deductions
the
780,032
58,221
-
debt
state¬
of
the
retroactive
was
part
to
the
beginning of that year.—V. 156, p. 955.
,
'■;« Central
The
States Electric Co.—Accumulated Dividends—
have
directors
all
accumulations,
43%
cents
declared
payable
7%
on
,
the
Sept.
preferred
following
30
dividends
holders
to
stock,
A
par
of
$100;
of
account
on
record
10.937
Sept.
cents
15:
7%>
on
preferred A stock, par $25; 37Vz cents on 6% preferred B stock, par
$100, and 9% cents on 6%- preferred B and 6%
preferred C stocks,
Like amounts were paid
$25.
on March 31 and June 30 last, and
during 1941.
/'/z/Z;-/>Z;....-z
,y v
at April 2. 1942, amounted to $56.43% on the 7%%
preferred A stock, par $100; $14.32806 on the 7% preferred A stock,
par $25; $49.6'2l/2 on the 6%
preferred B stock, par $100, and $12.28Va
par
in
each
quarter
Arrearages
.
as
each on the 6%
preferred B and C stocks,
Central Vermont Public
Period End Aug.
Operating
$25.*—Vz 155,
par
Service
-: 1942—Month—1941
31—
1673,
p.
Corp.—Earnings—
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$250,3.95
$227,778
$2,824,290
$2,628,161
50,753
47,337
605,708
581,151
power
Maintenance
91,401
83,087
886,144
8,278
9,047
112,709
104,997
depreciation..
31,230
26,245
330,832
304,754
13,764
13,623
169,724
179,734
revenues
___
Operation
Purchased
for
security
Federal
Fed.
Eureka
of
from
ore
Operating
Dividends
Z*
•
;
:
19,166
55,799
12,000
6,554
143,792
137,658
$36,707
175
$35,441
501
$494,658
$35,942
$492,352
$638,741^
20,417
20,417
245,000
1,296
1,256
1,859
16,882
37,664
245,000/
14,76Sr
4,277
$10,892
income
$ft,410
$192,803
$352,165
18,928
' 18,928
227,136
227,136
•
tax_
Gross income
interest
Other
deductions
(net)—
Net income
Pfd. div.
28,76!)
45,500
36,000
„„Z__
Z_z.Z-' ^
•
Z\
z
>•
requirements—
Notes—(1) The
estimated
$634,043 '
0r2,306
t
4,698
26,813
provision for Federal income tax for the
1942 have been computed at a 40% rate
for
normal
for
ments
facilities
the
and
The
surtaxes.
possible deductions
or
of
deductions
estimates
for
the
for
1942
are
without
of
defense
amortization
financing expenses which
will
arise
adjust¬
or
war
through
proposed merger.
i2t
Federal
statement
income
taxes
for
adjusted
have been
to
the
periods
include the
in
1941
covered
proportionate
in September, 1941, which
beginning of that year.—V. 156, p. 777.
adjustment
made
was
by
part
retroactive
this
of
the
to
the
Chef ford Master Mfg. Co., Inc.—5-Cent Dividend—
The
company
the
on
common
compares
on
Sept.
stock,
paid
15
par
$4,
dividend of
a
holders
to
of
5
z
per share :
Sept. 15.
This
cents
record
wlt)u4-cents paid on June 15, last, and 12 cents each quarter
15, 1941 to and incl. March 16, 1942.—V. 155, p. 2274.
from March
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—-Earnings—
$
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
"Z
1942
August—
Gross
'1941
2,682,002
Income
oper.
^ 8.502,509
8,400,789
4,777,303
116,756,121
54.112,507
20,392,907
95,247,862
44,520,032
27,633,493
From Jan. 1—
from
Net
from
Net
rv.
—V.
Z>
1940
' z
1939
$11,433,220
6,058,839 %5,409,379
4,319,784
4,081,327
railway.— $16,669,536 $15,242,999 $12,373,710
railway—z—
Z
railway.—
railway——
Income
156, p. 337.
oper.
89,472.371
39,753.454
27,878,771
70,501,428
26,545,143
18,299,759
Chicago Attica & Southern
RR.—Would Scrap Road—
18 asked the U. S. District Court at South Bend,
metal properties,
of
and to dispose of almost 16.000
The company has been in receivership sine?
will hear the case in October.—V. 135,
:.:-(^":z:%;>z
z/z'
:
//'
Judge Thomas W. Slick
p.' 3350.
"
.
$435,505
$52,200
'
Surplus
.
periods applicable to the year
1931.
97,700
__z
paid
W.M55," pZ-2180.'
16,996
63,727
4.989
'
Net operating Income
Non-operating
income-
tons
production of ore_____________..______________
gain-
1,699
4,745
than
Ind., for permission to cease operating
Mining; Co.—Earnings—
(tonsl_
1,273
$36,882
other
tax
income
Federal
taxes,
State___
and
taxes
610,859
facili¬
stock;
of
1927, for the third
holdersZoft record "Sept. 30.
66,168
63,041
Income
Gross
Operating profit after operating expenses
Depreciation and taxes____
z".;:"V:'-'Z
preferred
with
Earnings for the Seven Months Ended July 31, 1942
months
ended
760,159
17,739
Company on Sept.
recently
the com¬
the
this
planned
determined.
calculated
ties..
The same situation will probably prevail with respect to research
and development looking toward the post-war period."—V. 156, p. 863,
pending
by
bill., recently
tax
be
be
cannot
^
been
the
periods
■//
declared
the
becomes
$897,010
taxes
reouired
profits taxes for
and
Regular Dividends—
.
profits
would be reduced by $179,700 in each period.-
1942,
"If
1942, would be increased by approximately $179,700 and
for
result
carefully
excess
Act
the
Accordingly,
'
„
ended
Revenue
Representatives,
pany for Federal income and
ended July 31,
income
ously
assurance.
18,812 .-.zz.fi 22,393
V
'
Federal
the seven
accordance
the House
by
for
%
59,290
$1,018,143
Note—Provision
..
•Z Z--Taxes
k
E.
div.
for
V
Contract Renegotiation
which may be found as a result of such renegotiation to represent
excessive. profits.,. However,
'excessive profits' are not defined.
All
.this means that various Carrier contracts may be reviewed, and obvi-
Z
Cr2,837
projects
927,451
90,235
amort.-
Notes—tit
five shares of Carrier
not
distributed
or
4,941
Cr2,590
513,943
61,810
tax____
income
&
period
annum
rates made
Z
842,500
'•
z
preliminary
2,742
180,159
Z
■:
—
v
$2,101,269
charged to construction
Amortization
'
i
debt.—__.l_•_
of debt
interest
Interest
'■
Z)r43,475 :
____
-—J,
income
Interest
Other
——
498,191
5,206
14,774
interest
Pfd.
taxes
t;.i
(net)
130,571
57.483
•
4,963
Other
Originally the indenture uhder which the debentures
meeting.
Z
1
I
„
239,051
$2,144,744
income
1,697,644
165,153
:
Zz'vzz'/"!-• Z-
Bond interest
War
Other
2,315,930
24,251
70,699
taxes,
.
corresponding
10-year 4'/2% convertible debentures have sanc¬
the sinking fund provisions under which 20%
of
provisions, adopted
was
•
$2,262,828
239,297
"Z
$8,455,694
205,232
236,242
State___
operating
Bond
z'-'Public Law No. 528, Which Was passed by the Seventy-seventh Con¬
Rent
$9,299,428
$26,-
Sinking Fund
provided for a fixed sinking fund
of net earnings before income taxes.
annual
701,686
>349,662
>:/.'• 78,169
374,500
z
1942—12 Mos.—1941
•
$791,846
•
to
Orders
increase
preceding period.
figure
<
amounted
earlier.
year
a
the
54%
a
end
of
The
z
purposes.
the
at
that
months
represents
visions
.
profits taxes
of
business.
war
holders. .The program that resulted in the revisad sinking fund
'7,270,
-
Co.—Earnings—
taxes
Gross
was
holders of the
common
497.500
7,270
Z.
orders
100%
war
Uaer'montrr
;
Under the revised plan
the fixed sinking fund remains un¬
changed, but the contingent 20% will be calculated after taxes.
The
effect of the revision will be stamped on each debenture and then the
in
'
investment
for
excess
holder will be entitled
237,875
520,000
income taxesi__Z_
Provision
v,
$5,430,188
1,295,198
—
.
1941
,
and
income
Social
tion.
1942
Operatihg/revenues_zZ__.*__;_'_^Z_—Zi-zZ_——Z-. $5,661,489
Operation
:
1,269,731
Maintenance
first
plus 20%
'
Net
Z
ftarry
to
it
Canton
volume Uor
issued
were
~
California Oregon Power Co.—Earnings—
Years Ended July 31—
in
earnings will
.instead of before.
$38,735,115
1015."" ~ ~
is 95%
47%;
The
practically
was
or
net
Z./ZZZ ///
Z
this
the
"The
6,694,748
:'Z
booked.
Debenture
659,948
10,703,562
"
Z;Z' ZZ Z/Z
;
including Aug. 1;
per share were
cents
State & municipal taxes
local
power.
orders
3,690,650
'
z
—
—
Earned sufpiuS
z
stocks
common
convertible preferred
to
whole
a
1,200,000
in
20
82,684
Non-operating incomes
it
dated Sept. 18 says, in part:
the largest-month in the hist/ory of Ujo-csrhora-
was
respect
579,000.
This
months of the
etc., contingencies—
■
stockholders'
a
never
obtain
to
company
loans
presently owes $6,000 on unsecured notes,
during
____z_
Federal
Hudson
purchasing
management,
year-to-year
a
was
Central
of
record
funds
6,000,000
interest
of
Prov.
Which
392,343
; •
promissory notes
Minority
Div.—^
applicant.
United
from
on
electric energy
business.
3%
Cumulative
wz ;
,
46,241
security
-
Federal
acquired
former
contracts
no
The
voting
board of
of
subsidiary
York concerning
requirements
against
The
593,000,
Common stock (par $1)
for
;
z-..
since and
quarter
.Zz 9,843
,
Social
Scheller,
20-year contract
1928 after which energy was purchased from the same com*
3,629,385
for credit,
.'-zzZz
1942—Month—1941
State &
of
nor
Central
energy
Reserve for Federal and State income taxes (net)—j
Reserve
were
$104,842
(Including .depletion.
reserves.
dividends
$837,612
___
held
president,
as
applicant's
of
any
there
applicant
companies
stock
on
487,752
45,038
*
$0.30
there
as
(Includes
'
depreciation-,
municipal taxes
interest
applicant's
company
acquired
election
from
association
services,
thereto,
necessary
3,834,313
Taxes (other than Federal and State income taxes).
Taxes
York
the record,
with
is
necessary
•1,348,124
»
to
to
holdings
New
to
with
1917
of
Yi, and it is represented that he
way
with The United Corp., Niagara
between
electric
the
$40,000
__
Payrolls (including amounts due officers)...--—i._
*.
each
for
Other
Carrier Corp. (Del.)—Interim Report4-
_______________________
Prov.
Accel,
and
$38,735,115
Sundry liabilities
taxes
profit,
%.;•
;Z
power
Maintenance
$225,384.
Carl. P.
stock from various individuals.
his
prior
meeting.
Liabilities-
;
had
chairman
"
47,873
.
associated
revenues
1940
be
1939,
N.
any
ending in
156,087
z
to
were
share;
1
and
pany on a year-to-year basis until 1937.
The applicant represents that Central
12,834,209
1,006,983
58,249
,
assets
Notes payable, baftk^Z
Accounts payable, trade
made
quarterly
351, 76.
Purchased
D.
which
64.73'f
of
owner
treasurer
subsequent
of
accounting
decessor
62,725
*
stock
Chisholm,
A.
Corp. or Central New
Prior
15,830
30,097
Deferred charges..____________
Cther
been
which
p.
Operation
Federal
have there been any intercompany loans
or
advances between applicant and such companies.
Applicant states
that the only contractual relationship it has with any of these com¬
$4,191,911
*
total assets
its
common
the
from
dates
Central
written,
it3
Property, plant and equipment (net)—
became
Canton,
According
.
14,053 185
-
in
Power
6,277,966
L——- * i
9
nected
or
receivable.
accounts
Investment,, at.• cost-_ _i—_
He
'
remainder
or
-
par)
president,
months
>
reported
George
the
.,
policies.
,
its
various
at
panies
,
.
is
companies
3,900 shares.
•
insurance
share;
mately
■
sharep
—
1
pro¬
to
—'
—
life
*' 638,410
$1.72
have
Z Period End
Aug. 31—
Operating
Net
•
carrying J
.
3,900 shares
^
—
value
above
contingent tax
;Z
ZZz;
Central Maine Power
Other
its common
<
employees
surrender
$305,458
638,410
%
Federal-Income
of
.
has
outstanding
as fol¬
($100
W.Z McGaughey,
directors.
Sheet, June'21,'1942
hahd nnd in banks—
shares;
and
5,600 shares
Accounts receivable, customers (netI__Z—
Due from
and
$1,208,704
638,410
$1.14
declared a dividend of 17 cents per share on the
stock, payable Nov. 2 to holders of record Sept. 30.
A similar
prior
McGaughey, 728 shares; Central New York Power Corp.,
Roy E. Bassett; 3 shares; Maude Rouselle, 1 share; Mark
Phalon,
securities
Assets-
Cash
directors
to
W.
Corp.,
5,900
applicant
John
John
6,600 shares
.
Hallga'rten & Co
on
for
excess
337.
p.
distribution
Power Corp.
books for the years ended Dec. 31,
shares of
15,000 shares
9,100.shares
<___
R. S. Dickson St Co., Inc.___
!
•
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Ffcnner & BeaneZ
Cash
made
was
taxes
paid.—V. 156,
1 share.
will- -be
and
"
z—-
A. G. Becker & Co.,
Union Securities
$837,940
of
per
shares
395
purcha^edhy each follow'; "
/Wertheinx St Co.™..
,
items,
,
Central New York
or
subsidiary
a
the
1,140
K.
business
in
assist
1941,
income
lows:
of the principal underwriters and the num¬
names
ber of shares of stock to be
•
of
12 /months,
'
to
current
vide for the corporation's future requirements.
Underwriting—The
volume
past
balances
Power Corp.,
York,
were
and
lrom rayon and combinations of rayon.-
experienced .by/the
and
156,
The
1941.—V. 149, p. 4021,
1941, was-$10,810; $13,727 and $3,529, resp/ctively.
As of
July 9, 1942, the only securities applicant
Purpose—The net proceeds to be received by the corporation, after
deducting estimated expenses, will amount to approximately $2,420,555,
and will be added to the general working funds of the
corporation,
additional
z__Z_—_
—
stock____
common
provision
common
Power
New
31;
Its net
i
which
250 084
333,996
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp,—17-Cent
1,
Niagara Hqdsnn Power Corp.,
owns 395 shares of applicant's common stock, or 34.64'.X
of applicant's
outstanding voting securities.' '
/ •
•
-.•Applicant was organized in 1887 in New York arid does a wholly
local business in the village of Canton, N. Y., and surrounding country¬
side, selling electric energy, at retail, to about_1<225 customers.
As of
of
all
of
&
Central
corporations,
manufacture
governmental, regulations no
meantime,
207,333
329,475
819,199
per share____i—______Z_Z
income
—V.
company,*
Niagara Hudson
is now available
hor is any expected to be available for the duration of the war. to.the
corporation and its subsidiaries for the manufacture of hosiery.
In
the
182,631
.1386,522
tl,53.9,066
statutoi-y deductions in
Co. be, and it hereby is, declared not to be a
within the meaning and for the purposes of- the
Utility Holding Company Act of 1935,> of The United Corp., or
Public
the issued
both located
hosiery.
Hosiery is sold through the Burlington Hosiery Sales Co., Inc., a sub¬
sidiary, which maintains offices in the Empire State Building, New
York, principally to department stores,, chain stores, jobbers and similar'
establishments and by1 them tn the retail trade.
.
^
addition,
in. North
Light
subsidiary
:
>
and
etc.______„_
___________
1941,
Carbi^ia, in connection with the operation of such hosiery sub/diaries.
In
$889,538
and
estimated
a
98,091
$2,564,711
$791,447
profits taxes
exc.
profit
Earnings
was manufactured
$7,500,000 to $10,000,000 per annum.
t&rowing
127,873
$2,946,160
amortization,
Shares of
Canton Electric Light & Power Co.—SEC Rules Comcombinations of silk and nylon and
rayon., The manufacture of . hosiery was begun during the last five
f. pany Is Independent—
'
••
•
v'years.. In 1939 the corporation, in anticipation of sufficient develop¬
The SEG ruled Sept. 17 that the company Is an independent company
ment of nylon
and the practical use thereof by the hosiery industry
without any connection with the Niagara Hudson Power Corp.; Central
and preparatory to its introduction to hosiery manufacture, organized
New York Power Corp. or the United Corp.
The company had asked
Six subsidiary corporations for the purpose of erigagaing in the manuthat it be declared not a subsidiary of any of these concerns and
lacture and saie of
ladies' full fashioned hosiery; these corporations
exempt from the Holding Company Act. '
Z
subsequently formed, and are now operating as, a partnership, con-:
ZZ"' The SEC in its order declaring the company not to be a subsidiary
ducting all their manufacturing enterprises and selling all their goods
company of specified holding companies ordered,
"that Canton Elec¬
as
a
unit
unaer
one
administration.
Such
hosiery subsidiaries at
from
$2,436,838
.
'
test; and brv- Jan. 2, June 30 and Oct. 1,
full fashioned hosiery,
longer available for hosiery,
no
1940
$2,864,219
income
Proy. for inc. and
decorative
compares
1941
81,941
Depreciation
$6,350,000
1942
—1__
Interest,
1941
$8,248,000
-
Subs.)—Earnings—
Income
Total
■
This
/ Among
si.k
lining
Profit
•
25,808,928 236,967,000
26,241,341
'
(&
July 31—-
$16,704,455 $13,726,457 Z $9,599,547
expenses-__-__Z____—13,840,237
11,289,619
8,808,100
1942—8 Mos.- -1941
Aug! 31— 1942—Month—1941
—
sales
Cost and
fabrics of many types, corset
cloths, spun rayon suitings for men's wear ' and underwear fabrics/
Z; V- Canadian Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Another important part of the business is the manufacture-and sale
of
.
.
,
.'.1942
1941
bedspreads; draperies and' upholstery' fabrics 'made" from rayon' Zz ,/.W eekEnd. Sept, 14—
;ZZZ_ZZ
__Z—-,
$5,350,000
$4,398,000
yarns, cotton yarns or from rayon and cotton yarns combined. Some , //Traffic :earnings
of the draperies are sold in the finished State to the chain store, job¬
... —V.
156,' p. 1015.Z'z>'Zzz'Z/
bing and mail order trades, as well as to the converters in the greige,.
The bedspreads
are
sold in the finished state to the retail, chain
6/% Cannon Shoe Co.—Pays Larger Dividend—
store, jobbing and mail order trades.
The woven products are sold
through Burlington Mills Corp. of New York, a subsidiary which main¬ //• The. directors have declared a dividend of 20 cents per share on the
z common
stock, par $1, payable Oct. 1 to holders of record Sept. 21.
tains offices at 450 7th Ave. and 271 Church St., N. Y. City.
.y
various
fabrics,
15,
revenues—_.•
converters
greige to
July
on
Vz./V;.
.
expenses—
'.Net
these converters in-the
by
issues
Operating
trades
up
these
on
777.
p.
Operating-
which are largely centered in
products which are sold to the converting f
cutting
156,
$
.
.
finished
paid
were
24541.—V.
Canadian National
predecessor corporations,
engaged
arrearages
155, p.
1147
$16,200
St. Paul & Pacific RR.—No In¬
Adjustment Bonds—
Chicago. Milwaukee,
terest
on
The New
taken
no
received notice that company has
respect to declaring anv interest to be due and
York Stock Exchange has
action
with
payable on Oct. 1, 1942, on the
gold bonds, series A, due 2000.
Oct
1,
1942, has
no.value;
5% convertible adjustment mortgage
and that coupon No. 31, maturing
that accumulations of cumulative interest
thereon)
The
directors in accordance
Apr. 26, '42
Years Ended—
stock,
19.
Sept.
amount
and Sept,
1941
payable
as
15
Sept.
cents
to
30
share
per
holders
of
Commonwealth
Period Ended Aug.
the
on
goods sold
of
Cost
profit from misc.
net
Gross
operations,
and
Maint.
|
j-
i.
\
'i
been
183,851,329
105,291,398
5,820,725
71,516,230
65,119,456
1,842,732
Provision
See Note (1)
.———-——
/./;•!*
;
.
•
$5,444,203
$3,538,234
1,404,263
1,390,227
accounts-!.
1,605
Commission's
proceedings
late
extended the
Light Co. and
allegations
in
time
against
instituted
'Fed.
connection,
Cities
864.
156, p.
Service
the
$8,518,587
$3,986,532
$2,125,086
82.237
46,955
65,374
102,182
$8,600,824
$4,033,483
$2,190,460
$1,103,671
767,809
810,845
552,216
4,703,029
'842,983
308,063
88,017
$1,330,181
494,968
137,675
$446,648
348,674
dividend
the
omit
April
and
1
July
1,
last,
stock,
March
19,
the
1941,
stock;
paid
company
since,—V.
none
income
Gross
Income
i
income
/
charges__—
•"
'•/
Prov. for Fed. and State
income
taxes
$3,129,986
$2,379,660
dividends—
536,218
527,758
dividends——
550,500
550,650
income
Net
Preferred
Common
Earns,
(no
.per
.
————
r .'.v
■'
:
Cleveland
share were made on this
and in each quarter dur¬
.<
15,000 shares,
46,919,560
1,382,123
1,521,421
18,110,001
20,656,266
976,813
976,813
11,721,916
11,720,522
698,131
256,600
6,263,590
2,748,67.4
661,769
908,990
10,698.015
11,794,039
pfd.
on
stock
of
■/'
deductions-—-/
Net
income
.
Earns, per com.
1941
Revenue
(457)
share—
Act
$0.44
i; $0.61
/
.
$7.13
.
$7.86'
plus additional provisions aggregating $3,302,137 for
The
increases.
income
during
391.
//////'//'■ *'
and 1941,
'/'./
"
-
following charges:
$2,550,246 in 1942; $1,639,595 in 1941; §l,307,-»
162 in 1940, and $1,245,640 in 1939; depreciation, depletion and amor¬
tization, $1,935,320 in 1942; $1,606,349 in 1941; $1,371,092 in 1940, and
weeks
lour
(2)
1939;
the
Revenue
and
first
rates
surtax
Act rates
prescribed
SO'/
and
months
8
of
pending
profits
$5,902,315
$2,600,178 more than
or
the
in
excess
1942
tax)
provided
was
House
the
at
in
Bill
require
would
than
more
1941'
the pericd.
share
per
(based on
Provision
/ /
current
and
V,
i-/''/ '
1940
/
26,
April
95,244
83,000
61,790
/
$437,052
of
total,
$42,817,309.
July 20,
328,839
$60,907
$3.55
$168,858
$3.87
amounted
Cash
for
deduction
$94,511
$50,827
$3.46
income
Federal
pending
,
.Sheet,
Balance
June
receivable
2—
//v
marks
and real estate
*
-
592,555
1941
$343,767
302,013
384,858
:
—_
846,623
:./;/
1
90,469
95,417
1
six-month
period).
No
with
subsidiary
4
'•
"
certain
as
■
Operating
Operating
$2,002,651
1,798,440
revenue
expense
from
Income
profit from
Int.
,
*
other
&
^Includes
696,572
$7,914
$94,665
41,006
.1,907
'$91,259
$48,920
$96,572
20,672
12,377
7,727
6,875
19,250
'
income
$216,613
for
Prov,
Fed.
income
24,653
&
taxes
State
■Viv
/;
72,020
81J'
..63,
$156,440
Net
Earn,
$128,959
profit
Preference
divs._
stock
sh..
per
on
$0.60
com.
■
-
12,345
I
and
laneous
rents,
due
supplies,
from
at
investments,
etc.,
23,663
$32,799;
'"/"Nil
■
,
$2,565
$136,731
$144,094
1,480
«.391
11,710
$131,138
13,428
'11,389
8,317
$1,019
$116,950
$124,068
'
officers
June
:><),
1 912
and
on
hand,
fixed
$160;
agents
and
$98,478;
cost,
commission
share
per
stock
$0.01
$0.43
$0,45
land,
depreciation),
security
in
and
—V.
9,119
.
assets,
$487,408;
$19,507;
notes payable
prepaid
insurance,
organization
to banks,
expenses
total, $1,652,736.
due within
one
\
year,
banks, $50,000; accounts payable, $126,425;
traffic
balances
and
deposits payable,; $192,969;
accrued
liabilities,
$120,212; unearned revenue, $23,032; deferred credit, $69,066; reserve
$87,500;
for
payable
notes
engine
overhaul,
Sheet
of June 80, 1942
as
convertible
surplus,
debt,
$87,500;
7%
cumulative
stock ($1.0 pan, $327,730; common stock (no
surplus since May 23, 1938, $40,537; capital
total, $1,652,736.—-V. 155, p. 2455/;-•■/•/; ,,■"
preference
$465,665;
pan,
long-term
earned
$55,484;
accounts receivable, $742;
investments,
is
Chicago Yellow Cab Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Profit
after
before
300.000
of
per
no
$166,770
$132,778
67,795
40,788
capital
$98,975
share
par
$358,312
145,118
$213,194
$91,990
$305,328
85,415
'
$219,913
on
for
the City
Bank
of
New
Trust
&
Co.,
immediately the full
National
Bank
of
St.
redemp¬
by presenting
Louis.—V.
Inc.—Obituary—
President
and
'
*
•>
•
Sept.
on
for
23
of
the
•
C.
/
•
announced
-:./
on
•
•
,
' *
-• •
Inc.—Output—
that
sendout
Sept,
ended
died
corporation,
.<
•
426.
p.
.
week
the
156,
/
system
20,
the
of
electric
1942,
$66; accrued capital stock, social
taxes, etc., $2,892; common stock (no
$1,122; paid-in surplus, $79,639; surplus
of trade-marks and licenses, $400,000; total, $551,528.
of
increase
an
4.7%
Local
.
distribution
amounted
to
On
increase
of 5'?
monthly-paid employees for those receiving up to
$3,600
salaries from
monthly
the
Corp.—Adjusts Salaries—
President, on Sept.
Sinclair,
156, p. 1016.
$3,600
made.
was
Both
granted
company
11
to
announced
increases
increase
an
5V2
of
cents
the
156,
an
increase of
1,
Sept.
to
hour
all
to
"
that
announced
Sinclair also
flat
a
retroactive
are
employees.
under
an
annually
$7,500
life insurance
pension
company's
plan
would
for
be
all
employees re¬
continued
for
one
692.
p.
Consolidated Water Power & Paper Co.—50-Cent Div.
The
directors
the
on
record
declared
have
stock,
common
compared
$25,
50
to
cents
per
holders of
A similar distribution was made on June 27, last, as
60 cents per share
paid previously each quarter.—
Sept. 11.
with
V.
quarterly dividend of
payable Sept. 26
a
par
512.
156,
p.
Consumers^^ Power
Co.^Earnings-
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Operating
tion
for
and
General
Fed.
1,521,263
18,810,065
561,040
550,000
6,794,976
18,532,418
5,820,000
288,385
265,521
3,358.134
3,164,132
314,084
268,537
4,176,947
3,853,010
285,143
5.884,558
3,230.780
deprecia¬
amortization
-'V
-
taxes
profits
exc.
$3,896,258 $51,880,600 $48,890,650
.1,593,426
expenses____
Provision
1942— 12 Mos.—1941
1942—Month—1941
$4,140,031
reven ues_
—
Gross
496,306
taxes-
Int.
and
deducts..
other
$1,005,795 $12,855,920 $14,290,303
$906,791
income-—
Net income
/
380,579
4,577.208
4,574,900
$623,216
387,305
bonds,
mortgage
equal
the
rate
the
at
the
of
case
of
1942.
will
April 1,
principal
due
of
2Vs'A
to
thereon
the corporation
that
5'#
per
pay
Divs.
to the holders
1970,
on
thereof,
$8,278,712
$9,715,410
the
six
Oct.
York,
New
Broad
11
3,424,816
3,424,817
M.
has
Hollister
been
Vice-President
advertising and sales promotion.—V,
in
Revenue
(45%
of
783,339
$4,070,557
$5,507,253
Note—During the 8 months ended Aug. 31; 1942, Federal income and
profits taxes have been accrued at the rates prescribed in the
1941
possible
charge
$274,549
783,339
;
excess
the
the
Revenue
—V.
plus additional provisions aggregating $1,207,003
Act
The
increases.
income
during
System, Inc.—New Vice-Pres.
appointed
65,278
$168,819
/
Balance
months'
St.,
285,389
-
65,278
"/penses,! .etc.'
Payment of such interest' will be made,
at The Chase National Bank of the
Columbia Broadcasting
Paul
285,383
stock—_
pfd.
on
Amort., of pfd. stock ex-
bonds,
coupon
N. Y. City, upon surrender of
1, 1942, coupons.—V. 155, p. 2455.
.•,'■•.■.*/./ ■/./"//; :■/ '/; >
of
City
the
Oct. 1, 1942, an
being cumulative
for
annum
of
$519,486
___—
first
Act
of
excess
1942
/ ;
/■■
■
than
for
in the pending House Bill
profits tax) would require
$1,939,373
$732,370 more
or
-v
90%
and
months
8
rates
156, p. 956.
prescribed
rates
surtax
and
was
than at the 1941
provided in the period.
more
•/;
156, p. 864.
Converse Rubber Co.—Pays Preferred Dividends—
been
reported
has
during
acquired
Commission's
authority
Corp.—Purchase of Debs.—
Electric
Columbia Gas &
Corporation
have
to
to
July and August, in accordance with
not in excess of $9,477,000 for
spend
company
the
through pur¬
chases on
the Stock Exchange, Columbia
acquired $2,292,000 of 57/
debentures, due Jan. 15, 1961; $1,866,000 of 5s, due May 1, 1952, and
$16,000 of 5'% debentures due April 15, 1952.
These amounts do not
include $3,218,000 of debentures purchased during August by brokers,
subject to delivery, which had not been delivered by Aug. 31, 1942.
—V.
156,
p.
debentures due
April
15,
691.
initial
semi-annual
dividend
of
30
of
a
to
193.7,
1,
(Peter)
A
an
dividend of $3 per share to wipe out all accruals
and including April 1, 1942, on the 60-cent
special preferred stock, no par value, both payable Oct. 15
fhare and
holders
declared
have
directors
April
cumui«tive
to
In August,
1952.
The
cents per
from
the
of three outstanding issues of debentures.
During July, the
purchased from Columbia Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary,
purchase
;
that the following debentures
the SEC,
record
Oct.
of
$1
150,
p.
4124.
Corporations—Accumulated
Cooper
dividend
1.—V.
per
share
on
account
of
Div.—
accumulations
and
the
quarterly dividend of $l,62'/2 per share have been declared
on
the
6V2% cumul. pref. stock, par $100, both payable Oct, 1 to
holders of record Sept. 19.
Like amounts were disbursed on April L
regular
and
to
Commercial Alcohols, Ltd.—5-Cent Dividend—
July
1, last.
$30.22'/a
per
Arrearages
share.—V.
as
155,
at July 2,
2455.
1942 were said to amount
p.
Courier Post Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
"
$0.33
excess
earning
for
Louis,:Mo.,
property
ending Sept. 30,
the
The
shares
stock—
Note—Frovision
nan?
taxes./
taxes—
income
Earnings
1942—6 Mos.—1941
charges but
Federal
Federal income
Net
1942—3 Mos.—1941
founder
s
salaries of
Mr.
earned surplus,
announced
5'/: income
in
St.
the date of redemption,
to
Boatmen's
Fed. income taxes..—-
tax,
income
personal
$27,800 of 5 7;
Period End. June 30—
interest
The
1941,
F.
tired
machinery and equipment (less reserves for
trade-marks and licenses, $400,000; deferred
building,
to
$6,615;
to
its
of
G ross
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co.—Interest Payment—
It
special
paid,
Louis,
National
gold
called
154, p. 427.
interest
employees, $8,252; inventory of
funds, $100,913; miscel¬
City
bonds may obtain
above
company
year.—V.
of
______
$112,909;
$67,810;
pari,
amount
$116,952; accounts
other trade receiv-
St.
of
collateral
been
Payment will be
National Bank of
the
at
or
have
1927,
Bank
The Chase
Y.,
1,
week of last year, an increase of 2.1%.—V.
$0.40
,
>
and
(less'amortization),' $9,589;.-. intangibles, $29,589;
Liabilities—Equipment
$0.45
r
■
151,700,000 kwh., compared with 148,600,000 kwh. for the corresponding
charges, $1,293; total, $551,528.
$69,596
:/:Z 24,500
•"•/;
$0.05
"
National
at
'
'.
The
$108,592
66
profit for year..
period
deposit
traffic balances,
$493,882;
ab!es/.$255,206;
parts
$29,669
.
,
Sheet,
Balance
receivable,
'
or
N.
including
Nast,
'■
11,016
Assets—Cash in banks, $5,705;
15,015
,
demanrtf
on
"$111,931
17,210
83,865
/ .•Indicates loss.
Assets—Cash
:
28,676
stock, divs.
A
156,
/!////;//;//
105 and interest;'
Concle Nast Publications,
•
Common
2.
1942.—V.
,
Conde
$142,154
9,684
tax
by appreciation
63,000
_
1,
5'/
30-year
mortgage
March
1942, at
Sept. 19 in New York, N. Y.—V. 156,
$70,071
97,928
$146,415
profit-
Liabilities—Federal
Gross
Other deductions
/
$58,430
j.
10,017
Balance
92,628
of the
hourly-paid
1939
$791,237
"$183,887
May
share
Oct.
45 cents per-
,
bonds
when
1940
1941
$12,582
deducts
income
vutii .i.i
/common
12,402
,/
/;//
925
income___
operating
Earnings
$204,211
oper,
first
dated
17,
Boatmen's
York,
price,
share'
Net
$30,880;
Other income
incl.
and
cents per
record
with
.
1016,
yearly.
$6,125 / / $50,093
/ 5,532
96,322
^
expenses
1939
964,322
to
of
compared
as
$1,732,507
154, p. 148.
1942
dividends-
Total gross
all foreign
$972,236
$1,320,005
1,503,892
1939
holders
to
week
14,143 shares of capital stock held in treasury,
Incomefrom; royalties
Operating
1940
1941
1942
2
1, last,
131,297
—_
'Miscellaneous income
Net
*
Nov.
Consolidated Oil
,
Chicago & Southern Air Lines, Inc.- -Earnings—
Net
tion
1957,
of
Til.
Holders
p.
of
trustee,
New
H.
155, p. 2275.
Years End. June 30—
;
7.0
1,137,560
455,999
Dr65,897
Total
Years End. June 30—
has been made for possible liability in con¬
patent litigation decided against the domestic
the amount thereof is not at present determin¬
2.2 ; '
12.4
1,137,560
552,357
Dr65,897
.
*
Club Aluminum Utensil Co.—Earnings—
•
'/
142,529,000
146,991,000
—* 873,000
_
:
tTreasury stock
provision
company
able.—V.
'
_
.
lp.2
$2;820,650
for taxes
Provision
1942—6 Mos.—1941
above results are. exclusive of operations of
Note—The
subsidiaries.
nection
■'
from
outstanding
as
The
at
York,
$15
$1,070,409
$1,212,069
$1.43
$2.14
$2.56
to foreign subsidiaries and after
charges and provision for Federal income and excess profits taxes
($5,280,000 in the 1942 six-month period and $2,310,000 in the 1941
149.943,000
150,079,000
-
dividend of 35
a
Nov.
Aug.
on
/';
•> :#/ Increase
1941
,'
-
-
"
declared
payable
paid
■'■•:■>-;/
amounting to
170,600,000 kwh., compared with 162,900,000 kwh. for the corresponding
'Capital stock
'Par $10.
$655,637
*
,
$73,548
$323,630
payable
Earned surplus
Subsidiaries)
$665,412
•_____./
the
series
plants of
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.—Earnings—
•
of
corporate
$1,732,507
;
'
"
'
$2,820,650
.
—
'
sundry accrued expenses.—V.
profit
1942'
//■■/,/ ■'■/;;•///
Chicago.
144,686
'
charges
^Accounts
:
Earnings per com. shr._;
$1.46
'Including realized profits on sale
that,
over
"
Kilowatt-Hour Output
.
17
Sept.
quarter
1016.
made
1,281,541
;
___
Liabilities—
$115,352;
1942-3 Mos.—1941 /;/
companies
increase
'
160,177,000
157,321,000
on
was
each
their
1942
$471,226
Total
total, $42,817,309.—V. 156, p. 690.
Period End. June 30—
10.2#.
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York,
$3,375,561;
',«<Including Domestic
Edison group of
a
/
year.
;
,
stock,
capital
redemption
at
30
♦
,
Plant equipment
•Deterred
provision
//
Consolidated
„
hand
on
Trade
$3.99'
includes
taxes
Inventories
.
registered
last
—
amount
All
insofar as applicable to fiscal year corporations
tax bill passed by the House of Representatives on
1942.
Accounts
///.-///v!;
accounts
payable,
$810,014;
installments of funded debt payable
July 15, 1942, $638,000; long-term debt, $9,250,000; reserve for repairs,
$29,495; 6% cumulative preferred stock ($100 par), $8,949,300; com¬
mon
stock, $7,864,286; capital surplus, $369,483; earned surplus, $11,payable,
liabilities,
.
directors
the
bonds,
rates
Assets—
•
1
,
Liabilities—Notes
•Net
p.
$379,666
342,541
$389,746
328,839
1942
the
under
net, $27,110,691; patents and patent rights
$113,876),
$170,682;
deferred
charges,
$977,148;
reserves
an
'
48,106
328,839 /"
$497,697
_
Note—The
proposed
equipment,
(less
19
period
5_—/
share
77,841
86,601 '
surplus_____
capital share
Earns, per
the House
1942
the Commonwealth
Sept.
35-Cent Dividend—
011
$510,772
$576,587 ',
835,000
net__
subsidiaries
the kilowatt-hour output totals of the past four weeks
are
29-—
The
35,683
1016.
p.
19_.
la—
165,172,000
12./—153,432.000
Sept..
1939
$594,086
of
energy
the corresponding week in 1941,
for
12.85#',—V. 156,
.
$546,455
40,475
109,000
$1,419,298
ended
Week Ended—
I
$634,561
42,402'.
electric
percentage comparisons with last year/.>/>•/•//
Sept.
156,
'
week
corresponding
Aug..
$618,989
41,129
taxes
paid
Balance,
$5,300; notes and accounts receivable not
$262,759; investments, net, $1,031,267; prop¬
{less, (reserves),
415,818;
'l'.'
'
•
•>
196,320,205
25,223,340 or
Following
materials,
raw
erty, plant and
accrued
*
1941
102
oper.
Net income
Assets—Cash, $1,856,590; notes and accounts receivable (less reserves
doubtful notes and accounts), $4,437,453;
inventories, $6,965,419;
on
''
•
.
of
the
the
ol'
$0.32
for
advances
System.—V.
Reserve
of
output
Community Power & Lifrht Co.—Bonds Called—
t$320,377
$1.20
1942 as passed by
Sheet,
Balance
Consolidated
I
$1,460,427
oper.
from
,
in 1942 and $842,900 in 1941.
Representatives)
1
.
;/
for
'
Bill of
Revenue
Federal
the
of
\
from
profit
Dividends
$0.95
.
$1,775,200
'
,.
Other expenses,
$$819,929
$690,425
C.
for
Sept.
,
profit
Net
Note—Provision for Federal income and excess profits taxes
to
V
hour
Electricity output of
was
Regulation
kilowatt
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Weekly Output—
v
Aug. 18/40 Aug. 20/39
Aug. 17/41
$0.58
/_
increase
Federal
depletion, interest, Federal income taxes and
excess profits tax in
1942 and 1941.
tlncome for the period included
$401,757 representing net proceeds of life insurance policies, which is
non-recurring.
jAlso includes the extraordinary direct and indirect
losses, amounting to approximately $90,000, as the result of a flood
which temporarily suspended operations of the company's division in
N.
31
weekly
compared with
as
like
/-^//// ././;/;■./'''
on
stock
The
of this corporation adjusted to show general business conditions of ter¬
ritory served for the week ended Sept. 17, 1942, amounted to 221,543,545
a
owners
Years Ended June 30—
Gross
'After, depreciation,
Canton,
under
(
Ended
Weeks
J6
$486,478
profit
common
Aug.
Weekly Electric Output— .'•/;/ //
/
Credit
$5,000,000
Clorox Chemical Co.—Earnings—-
result from the pending Revenue Act.
Aug. 16/42
'Net
establish
Depreciation
Earnings for
—
great many still to be heard from, Mr. Hopkins
of a majority of the 28,956 outstanding
a
of
1016.
p.
each.
taxes which may
Earnings
at
taxes,
provision has been made for any possible increase in
No
Approval
merce
other than income taxes, $917,180 in 1942;
$752,459 in 1941; $682,913 in 1940, and $609,781 in 1939; and rents
and royalties, $54,055 in 1942; $57,308 in 1941; $64,574 in 1940, and
$54,823 in 1939.
Fiscal year of companies consists of 13 periods of
in
Co.
Bronze
required to authorize the proposal.
The
credit, which will be available through 1945 in
amounts as
needed, is to be used principally for carrying increased inventories
and
accounts receivable required by the company's repidly expanding
war
production.
It has been arranged with the Cleveland Trust Co.,
the National City Bank of Cleveland, and the Union Bank of Com¬
Nil
taxes in 1942
for Federal excess profits
Note—(1) Included in the above statement are the
$1,344,412
with
said.
$2.24
$3.37
$4.71
;
respectively.
;
46,793,521
possible
credit up to $5,000,000 with three
Cleveland banks has been approved by holders of the necessary num¬
ber of preferred shares, and $2,000,000 will be borrowed immediately,
President Ben F. Hopkins has announced.
Consents
have
already been received from holders of more than
Maintenance and repairs,
/
6,293,562
3,663,825
,
'During the 8 months ended Aug. 31, 1942, Federal income and
excess profits taxe3 have been
accrued at the rates prescribed in the
$100.
Bprrow $2,000,000 Immediately—-
/The company's plan to
shares
par)
$49,258
Graphite
Established—To
569,007
:
share
com.
'Includes
/
14,144,421
taxes
payable
par
dividend of $1 per share on
a
153, p.
668,983
profits
subsidiaries
'
common
12,339,043
1,618,761
income—a.3.718,835
Gross
Divs.
v////
ordinarily
15,073,252.
13,318,599
exc.
Other
preferred
19,546,523
16,385,039
$1,001,489
credits-
to
non-cumulative
21,693,519
975,316
taxes-
Interest
:
distributions of $1.75 per
Jan., 2,
on
7%
the
on
1941.
On
903
8,884
2,597
1
voted
have
directors
1,713,238
1,299,639
1,165,637
income
sub¬
last month.
The time for filing answers has
22 to Oct. 22. and da#? for hearing postponed
10.—V.
Nov.
to
Oct.
issue
ing
Profit from operations
Other
of
6
Regular quarterly
$2,392,620
1,455,073
—
sentence"
Light Co.
Oct.
about
1,665,287
and
&
Power
City Investing Co.—Omits Preferred Dividend—
-
—
•„
.
...
.
$10,185,480
notes
&
The
j
profit
the
to
answer
Service
Cities
amortization^-^/..
'Federal
,'
Sell., gen. & adm. exps.
Provision
for
doubtiul
Gross
and
Co.
extended from Sept.
from
—
royalties
file
"death
Power
$2,392,620
$3,538,234
':////'iK
••
with
12, <08
$5,444,203
repairs—--]
taxes
Rents and
,«
15,743
25,696
10,926
profit--.^-' $10,185,480
Deprec., depl. & amort.
Taxes, other than inc.
Service
to
the SEC has
companies concerned,
of
request
Cities
$
14,141,723
Prov. for gen. taxes1,384,578
30, 25 cents each, and Dec. 27, 20 cents.—V. .155, p. 1212.
sidiaries
$
15,633,453
,
.
Total gross
for
$2,379,912
$3,522,485
$5,418,507
profit from sales $10,174,553
Gross
Subs.)—Earns.
1942— 12 Mos.—1941
$
';// Cities Service Power & Light Co.—Time Extension—
At
(&
expenses.5,902,909
for deprecia-
and
$23,40o,261 $20,182,514
19,883,7/6 17,802,602
$24,258,385 $23,743,122
32,083,832 24,324,615
allowances, etc.)-
Corp,
1942—Month—1941
revenues.l„__—_
Gross
Operating
Gross sales (less returns
and
Southern
&
31—
record
March 31 and June 30, last.
March 31, 30 cents; June 30
paid on
follows:
was
were
of
dividend
a
value,
par
no
like
A
during
Payments
declared
have
directors
common
Co. (& Subs.)—EarningsApr. 27, '41 Apr. 28, '40 Apr. 30, '39
Champion Paper & Fibre
Monday, September 28, 1942
•
Cincinnati Union Stockyards Co.—15-Cent Dividend—
adjustment mortgage bonds will be paid (but without interest
against future coupons when and as declared by the board of
with the adjustment mortgage.-—V. 155, p. 1015.
the
on
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL
1148
ha"e
the report states!-—V.> 156,
profits
rot
$0.71
$0.73
1942 period was not
base period exemption,
$0.31
taxes in the
reached
the
pr. 77.". / % i •'//!'/ I;;/:
h
t; ■'/
the
directors
common
Sept.
30.
against
A
15
v.. ;155; p.
have
stock,
like
cents
1212,;
no
declared
par
amount
on
May
a
value,
payable
was-paid
1,
on
1941,
^ ;•■•/ ;/:/
and
,
;:;
of
five
Oct.
dividend
15
and
April
15
10
cents
; ;•.?•
cents
to
share
per
holders of
July
15,. last,
May
on
:
' '
' /
1,
•
A
on
record
as
1S40.—-
I,;" K
dividend
lative
to
of
preferred
holders
quarter
of
since
$1.75
stock,
record
and
share has
per
on
been
declared
on
the
7/
cumu¬
account of accumulations, payable Sept. 30
20.
A like amount has been paid each
Sept.
including
Oct.
1.
i°40.
<*v»-earages as at
,' /; *
1942, amounted'to: $7. per share.—V/:155, „p. :2364..
July 2,
//.■..•
Volume 156
Number 4111
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Corn Products Refining Co.—Reduced Dividend-—
The
directors
the
on
Sept. 23
on
stock,
common
declared
of
dividend
a
cents
65
Detroit Steel Products Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
A
share
per
$25, payable Oct. 20 to holders of record
Oct. 2. This compares with .75 cents per share paid each quarter from
July 20, 1929, to and. including July 20, 1942. In addition, the follow¬
ing extra distributions have been made: July 20, 1929, 50 cents; Jan. 20,
1930,
Oct.
on
on
20,
1933, and
of
1/25 of
outstanding
one
Oct.
Morris
each common share
was paid on Aug. 20,
1936.
Explaining the action of the directors, George M. Moffett, Chairman
President, said that proposed increases in corporation taxes indi¬
that
reduction
and its stockholders.
company
"Our
dividend
a
company,"
he
be
would
.
in
.
continued,
.
.
the
best
.
interests
the
of
Bank
Our
Otherwise
weakening our working capital position.
asset position is. strong and we do not propose to weaken
paying out dividends which are not earned after taxes.
:»
current
it by
J
"After'the
will
war "we *
products and to maintain
pair
our
prospects
—V.
156,
p.
by
*
working
capital-
business position.
our
then
339.
need
weakening
'
out
The
"
-
record
Sept. 30.
like
A
■■/,•••
President
has
been
V; ■
and
elected
Managing
the
to
amount
-
of the Royal
directors.—V. 155,
;;. ■■ ■<., ■/.'•/ k
since
Jan.
2,
'
v;""
1935.—V.
• • 1;
...
156,
7;.
Earnings
Profit
before
''Federal
,
for
the
})
'•
'•
'•
v'
•'
'■
formerly
Subs.)—Earnings—
Ended
July
;
1942 > ."7
$2,607,340
31,
_'
taxes
Creamery
The
like
during
have
dividend
a
10
of
37Vas
to- holders
of
as follows:
Jan.-10, April 10
10, 35 cents.-1—V. 155, p. 2455.
were
and Oct.
record
and
Net
Sept.
July
on
30.
•:
A
The
Payments
10,
30
"
the
cents
to
y '
the
on
Revenue Act of
report states further
retroactive
provision
compute taxes
the
on
Mfg.
Co,
The
directors
common
of
cents
no
Sept..
each
10
was
have
stock,
record
J'
30
paid
cents
declared
and
Dec.
payable
Nov.
22,
30,
Oct.
of
20
10
155,
N""V'
'
20
class
directors
A
and
of
ers
class B
record
March
Nov.
30
have
common
Sept.
and
declared
15. / A
June
30,
dividend
a
stocks,
like
last,
with
compares
I*
was
paid
28,
extra
these
on
May 31,
of
40
issues
Gross
Net
Period End Aug. 31—
Operating
f
revenues
$632,691
Operation
Rental
power
of
■
-
leased
on
Net
ry.
Pro v.'*for
Prov*.
of
depreciations,| v/
for
Federal
and
Federal
income
203,725
21,755 ■>-.*« 330,010
53,171
641,399
7,171
33,205
5,072
cents
3,762
,'<■
11,567
110,267
396,755
.
72,706
:
397,948
54,414
9,779
45,168
136,377
35,085
440,489
387,899
7,881
883,394
The
directors
of
income
$86,181
$126,130
$1,211,524
income.
6,108
5,384
80,905
■
$92,289
;
.1"
interest
deductions
37,-118
$10,
have
payable Oct.
Jan.
July 2
on
April
1,
The
2,
1
W.
current
Share
on
$131,514
32,032
.
(net)—.\
$1,292,429
32,160
;
> 212
:
$1,519,277
/"
99,744
$1,619,021
income
-
384,950
Cr417
?
387,827
Crl,031
•
7,495
;
The
1941
&
"21,033
has
been
while
(2)
Federal
adjustment
$804,509
$1,134,198
29,164
349,973
349,974
16,667
'<
'
-
16,737
normal
taxes.
.
income
statement have
$92,276
'
;
200,283
200,848
provision for Federal income and excess
periods applicable to the year 1942 have been
taxes
profits
declared
Dec.
on
p.,
;
dividend
a
the
on
I'/'r
1
record
and July
1,
-
the
on
31
of
17Va
Sept.
cents
21.
the
been
taxes
marie, in
beginning of that
for
adjusted
and
...
r
the
to
■'
periods
include
September,
surtaxes
-
1941,
and
•
in
a
94',e
1941
4
by this
part of the
which-was
'
retroactive
:
'
the
to
/
Grocery
'
35
Years Ended
Sales
:
*
.
.
cost
pcjay Stores, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
'
/ C Mos. Ended July 31—
Profit
2
51 Va7 cents
week
•
Prov.
$42,490
* 15,000
:
/
$22,489
133,219
.
$0.17.
-,f
»•
$0.19
..
Amount '
Net
548,452
57,734
18,972
14,010
221,453
202,061
$148,205
$125,899
...
_
oper.
revenues...
A dividend of $2 per share has been declared on
account of accumu¬
lations On the $4 cumulative convertible preferred
stock, no par value,
payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Nov.
was
made
on
March
28.
July
16,
similar
A
and' Sept. 15, last.
1
issue during 1941 were as follows:"
April
each, and Dec. 20, $2.—V, 156, p. 779.
1,
July
105,615
15,165
and
Sept.
this
on
30,
$1
„
The directors have taken
;
able
about
cents
July
1,
Jan.
2,
The
15
Oct.
1
1942, and
last year.
directors,
cents
per
the
no
action
made
in
ordinarily
pay¬
on
however,-declared
share
the dividend
on
class
A stock, par $1.
Distributions of „7Vi
this issue each quarter to and including
addition an extra of five/cents was paid on
on
per share were
424
the
on
the
'■
usual
6convertible
1
Bonds
dividend
stock,
of
$10,
par
payable Oct, 1 to holders of record Sept. 26.—V. 151, p. 1141.
and
securities direct and fully-guaranteed
security
Interest
contracts
receivable
and
I
$1,259,209
'
-
—'
—
'
62,404.950
34,831
stock,
no
similar
1,926,839
/';//
1,755,126
v
35,525
43,017
Surplus
rents
and
Unearned
Reserves
_
—.
"'-v.
payable and due to banks and customers
Security contracts
—.
U. S.
S.
payable
Govt,
Total
—v.
1——
156, p.- 78.
sold
——
2,000,000
stock
with
855
under
503,018 '
21,740,999
—_
——„——___
secur.
Sundry credits
v
ferred
1,598,499
•:
571,537
31,212,476
Government deposit account-——.——:
.
—v.."
Securities borrowed at par—2—^—J-———:.—2"
U.
$2,000,000
638
Loans
Loans
the
1,816,041
.———_—;
—^
^
/
———
33,230,785
---/
9,700,000
—_J■'
6,545,719
purch. agreement
10,000,000
33,746
—
•-••.'"y;
real
estate,
(no
$310,881;
$250,720;
less
25 cents
May
.••■• \
in
total,
shares
bonds
120,000
made
was
15,
Oct.
June
9
9,
directors
and
of
the
a
this
on
holders
issue
26/ Sept. 29
of
on
and
the
A
on
record
April
Dec.
11
23,
the
new
stock.
preferred
stock
authorized
Nov.
the
In
$14
1946,
shares
Sufficient
of
board
in
Sept.
is
a
.
-
until Nov.
and
of
at
1943;
$16.50
common
common
($50 par),
30,
shares
at
v
26.
directors
to
has
being
inadequate
,
r
was
will
concluded
Total
*'(
total
admitted
Insurance
assets
would
:
1
declared
dividend
a
the
on
6%
holders of
to
of
75
cents
cumulative
record
and
Sept.
30,
1941,
while
30
this issue.
.
,
on
the
A
common
like amount
March
on
year-end
a
on
stock, par
Previously regular
were made on
Dec.
on
share
per
preferred
Sept. 21.
dividend
31,
of
paid.—V. 156, p. 1048,
1942—Month—1941
1942—8 Mos.—1941
revenues
$62,352
40,182
34,315
2,696
2,480
21,260
19,129
$19,475
$10,508
1,333
$121,244
$91,895
-4,877
6,885
$9,175
$116,366
$85,010'
ry.
oper.
Ry;
oper,
Net
ry.
$14.50
Out
of
the
disproportionate for
540
y .
$47,303
$457,385
:
oper.
Other income
Total
Total
income
9,188
9,127
$28,123
——„
$18,302
deductions-
fixed
Net
$18,935
income-
a
1,
2.863
■
income
156,
p.
20,307
22,543
$136,673
$107,557
2,885
12,704
12,706
$12,556
charges
"Deficit.—V.
$2,711
781.'
.
15,316
-
15,317
101,662
$19,695
;;
■;105,514
"$13,273
•
General Acceptance Corp.—Earnings—
Net
—V.
total
income
after
156, p. 865.
1942
The
directors
account
of
1941
$101,303
charges and taxes.——
$105,088
*
General American Oil Co.
-C
company's working
the company's war¬
266,628
::
9 Months Ended June 30—
Dec.
$377,653
314.882
.
'
•
from
..
incomeNet rents, Dr.
389,502 shares are now
be'authorized to. provide
that
the
Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville RR.—Earnings—
simultaneously
.';
for anticipated peace-time requirements.
production facilities, its increased inventory re¬
the anticipated permanency of the market for its products^
new
have
accumulations
Period Ended Aug. 31—
A
will be convertible
thereafter.
stock
used
of 50 cents per share has been declared
payable Sept. 30 to holders of record Sept. 24.
disbursed on March 31
and
June 30,
last, and
30
recommendation
/ ;7v. "
7'-',' /'
stockholders, W. T. Hedlund, President, said;
addition
business,
company's
quirements,
of
of
June
and July 17,
1941.—V. 156,
special meeting to
a
acting upon
stock
been
of
quotations of
Inc.,
„
conversion.
his letter to
"Your
The
30,
400,000
outstanding.
for
at
had
dividend
was
common
-
value of $184,755 will be redeemed
par
stocks
directors
$1.50
the' company's capitalization
through the
$2,500,000 new 6% cumulative convertible pre¬
presently outstanding 6%
cumulative preference
new
Until
$4,706,701
—
stock,
increase
the
common
2,024,052
$4,317,077
—
payable Oct.
Miscell.
purpose
40,150
25,000
1,000,000
2,450,083
.
'
being notified of
the
1943,
42,400
25,000
1,000,000
;
Florence Stove Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
payable,
Co.,
>:•
v *■
$1,053,220
132,248
124,007
quarterly distributions of $1.50 per share
assets
opera¬
.
are
01"
into
v -/ ■v//
■
claims...—
———
and
The
of
The
total
*
Ry. oper. expenses——
,
stock
for
to
sale
sale
•(■
■.
adjustment
other
...
account
$5,842,793.
to
720,653
$4,706,702/
$4,379,160 and policyholders' surplus $3,086,135-~y. 155 p; 399.
$100,
obligations
insurance,
treasury stock,
share has been declared
per
520,046
$4,317,077
•
—
Flambeau Paper Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
$2.42
,
Realty
of
9,882
———.—I.$1,101,618
of
Ry. tax accruals.,—.
payable
common
Oct.
stock.
capital,
$59,306,918 $65,647,394
of
1
•»
7,500
404,431
10,287
...
-■
process
money
for
self
reserve
173
$3,564,234
357,159
collection
aecrued
premiums
$169,803
•
notes
purchase
$18,309;
par),
S.
1941
"Valuations on basis approved by National Association
Commissioners—If actual June 30, 1942 and 1941 market
Stop Nut Corp.—To Issue $2,500,000 New 6°/o
on
1942
Total
stock, $30,000; notes payable
installment contracts (maturing
accounts,
obligations of S.
money
Each share of
time
«•———-
—
capital
$618,500;
/
held
2,000,000
profit
discount
on
Preferred Stock—
be
-Balance Sheet-
*$3,422,085
1—
Net surplus
banks, $600,519; accounts receivable,
inventories, $2,370,071; investments of
accrued
rate
liability for
30
.
deposit and in office™—
on
Co.-
June
1
Reserve for taxes and expenses
in
contracts,
value,
on
Elastic
issuance
$2,000,000
—
Undivided
$1.99
year),
stock
distribution
and
by
$59,306,918 $65,647,394
Liabilities—
stock
120,000
$2,45
119,12G
the
at
no
7,500
Reserve for all
120,000
$112,753
.120,000
surplus, $2,312,906;
par
Holders
Capital
$173,703
120,000
and
$4,720;
on
of
has
-
.Llabilitt(5s-r-
$289,803
126,000
$163,998
161.
P.
985
•
Cash
——————i„
120,000
V
184,107
accrued-'__—__;J.i——„2;^/:
Total C———_—L—_—J.—. '
$238,753
dividend
installment
A dividend
last,
56,271.801
Deposit with N. Y. State Banking Department—
Sundry debits
/
Dec. 31, '41
Acceptances discounted
U. S.
;
June 30, '42
'
,
.
$293,703
purchase
capital
it
stocks——————
course of
4,329,248
$2.37
one
year),
mortgage
Sheet,
,
Unearned
25-Cent Dividend—
$1,037,923
,
declared
$13,304;
the
Insurance
'
.■y-;^ Total
payable,
trade,
$560,286;
acceptances
under
$61,317; employees' deposits on defense bonds, etc.,
credit,
(maturing within
under
of
opinion that
profits tax,—V.. 156, p. 780.
Premiums in
$4,619,051
4,458,114
.
investments, $55,286;
S. S. Realty Co., Inc.
(wholly owned affiliate), $370,763; fixed
(less reserve for depreciation),
$1,819,382; deferred charges to
tions, $426,741; total, $5,842,793.
$1,347,786;
Discount Corp. of New York—Balance Sheet—
Assets—
$4,696,867
4,545,621
.
6,612
$120,351
109,199
is
company
excess
Real Estate
be
under
<
quarterly
preferred
6,376
$123,448
,
Federal, normal and surtax has been accrued
The
Balance
$22,755,802 $20,881,083 $19,702,958
18,055,263
16,322,817
15,269,810
120,000
$300,000;
451
$6,063
declared
Assets—
Cash
$283,998
bank.
$126,962
Federal Water & Gas Corp—Proposed
Acquisition—
'■'<>
July 1, '3.9
$4,839,324
surplus.—..
one
60,000
$129,824
$10,649
...
First American Fire
185,903
$200,032;
within
65,333
$6,514
:
See'FeopJtes Light & Power Co.—V. 156, p. 693.
.
Consolidated Balance Sheet, June 27, 1942
$14,335;
$186,962
5,000
$11,073
.
charges
income
45 '/e,
•
$4,433,148
paid.
of
61,063
$195,157
6,333
-
(incl.
Assets—Cash on'hand
letters
46,953
$11,514
$17,406
income
Federal
Liabilities—Accounts
(A.) De Pinna Co.—Omits Class A Dividend—
,
5,691
.
,
June 29, '40
138,602
Stock (no par)
cap.
$5,823
-
2,485
:
accruals
Note—1942
of
14.4
$4,558,265
Earnings per share
distribution
Payments
1
Shs.
$14,921
—
res.
10.2
138,785
'
Corp.—Accumulated Dividend
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$934,146
7.8
8,295 -'
$4,700,539
income
Balance,
Derby Oil & Refining
1942—Month—1941
68.684
Vo
:7;
11,695
5,047,464
Dividends
5,588,412
591,201
Interest
during
$5,331,462
Deduct, oper. exp.
12,115,121
7,649,979
4,279
Capital
$26,825
,136,819
14,617,528
14,383,082
4,954
Balance
per
150,816
income, etc..
$41,825
20,000
....
profit
'
Shares of .capital'.
Earnings per .share—,.
—V. 156, p. 78.
Net
-
Other
_
23.853,723
$1,029,543
-
81,635
■
1941.;..
.
820,020
50,133,205
and
$5,180,646
•.
1942,
,,
.
after charges but before Federal taxes..
for Fed. income & excess profit taxes
1,441,367
54,693,042
46,294
Dividends
-
June 28, '41
21,225,684
2,079,425
68,785.759
■
$70,406
Interest
$26,406,331
—-
Less
Aug.31-
Losses
......
1,704,571
43,183
Retire,
Corp.^—Earnings—
June 27, '42
—
1939
$6,743,101
2.370.015
513,
p.
Non-oper. income, net—
cents
Jan.
(Including wholly. o.^'ned affiliated companies)
?
1940
$7,679,709
$82,029
was
with
-149,617
120,780
Stores
•
15,563,089
-
■
par
figures do not include the system inputs of any companies
appearing in both periods.—V, 156, p. 1047.
Economy
income.—
oper.
.T'
•
T.
Net
for
v
"
Maintenance
The above
not
covered
the proportionate
year.^-V. 156, p. 779.
rate
.*••-*
of
1941
89,930
...
'
\•.•.7
r
revenues...
v;:7,/vv-::K;./',;"/;y'^~^ncrease77».;:
161,312
National Power & Light Co
V7,, J-
was
profits
excess
Operation
on
stock,
on
corresponding
1942
CoLj...
Electric Power & Light Corp......
Power & Light
credit
for'
2456.
"
Operating subsidiaries of—
American
-i;
for
profit
Fall River Gas Works
Co.—Earnings-
—Thousands of Kilowatt-Hours—
j
yr": '-"v-V-.
2,493,426
1—
Period Ended
of
amount
like
A
share
per
preferred
arrearages
p.
with
1
income.—
Jan.
156,
the net
profits
excess
'
1942
1941
1
railway— $11,615,480
$9,662,215
railway_^^___ - 4,389,477/- 3,445,502
oper.
Gross
compared
determining
year's
$3.33
July 20 House Rev¬
Operating
Inc.—Weekly Input—
as
entire
•7v7"A
:
•'•(
••
Taxes
last, as compared
and 17Va cents each
leave
in
'
profits taxes
earnings prior to application of
;
•
'
;
ry.
->
will
that
the
$2.17
excess
155, p. 2365.
.*• '
•
said
review
railway..... 86,672,909
from railway—30.821,709
common
payment
a
2,
1941,
official
an
and
$3,992,446
A dividend of 15 cents
per share has; been declared on the common
stock, par $1, payable Oct. 13 to holders of record
Sept. 30.
This com¬
pares with
20
cents
paid on April 24, last, and 30 cents each on
April 26 and Oct. 10, 1941.—V. 155,
pj 2365,
.
f
cumulative
follows:
as
3,689,379
.
Esquire, Inc.—To Pay Smaller Dividend—
"90,934
1941,
distribution
Light Co.,
were
:
$7,681,825
,*9,869
For the. week ended Sept. 17,. 1942, the
system inputs of client oper¬
ating companies of Ebasco Services, Inc..; which are subsidiaries of
American Power & Light Co., Electric Power &
Light Corp. and National
Power
was
engi¬
7 1S41
-y--7,-
.
3,419,348
the basis of the
from
Net
estimated
for the
computed at a 40'M rate for
excess
*2,614
45,752
share
ry.
—V.
10,143
80,356
97,444
;•
of
■
—7
income
Net
$109,577
7
19,022
-
830,410
tyre preferred stock.—V; 155,
Cr448
104,001
.•■-•»■.•'
lease.™—...
Notes—(1)
profits
29,164
-
a/c
reserves
•'
$49,285
requirements.
RR.
$125,170
?
173.428
155,
"
10,760
y:
——
1942
$2,594,184
Net
1939
'
949.883
30,
Oct.
r
■
He
charge
Fed.
profits taxes.......-:-
RR.—Earnings—
From
259,698
holders of
to
and
before
from
Gross
1,101,322
declared
April
1941.
exc.
deduction from
a
from
Net
11,060
■
P.
Net
>77
"1940
1941
2276.
.V.S'i/v•..'•.7*"•*.'Vrw
Ebasco Services
..J
interest
Prov;' for
155,
364,618
accumulations
paid on
7::.
but
/August—
Gloss
$50,000;000V.
59,836
income
div.
net
94,319
Sept.
*. v'
7
&
under
1..,
re¬
a
Easy W^ashing Machine Co., Ltd.—Accumulated Div.—
112,533
37,000
Other
■Net
be
reported
156, p. 780.
made.—V.
•'
S- 525,166
123,700
Other
Pfd.
would
as
Erie
$147,220
"
and
was
7
305,094
tax
tax——
operating
Non-operating
50
230,131
•
30
June
inc.
tax rates,—V.
'■•7
; 46,700
income...
each
'
profits
excess
Bond
17,477
7,210-
taxes
Gross
248,703
35,074
.
period
company
approximately
1942
dividend of 25 cents per
31,
1,598.441
385,587
56,789
State.-.
Federal
Net
$5,502,902
in
$5,913,532
and
period
used
share.
a
1941,
share.
a
basis
year
Acts, depending
year, the net
no par value,
payable Sept. 30 to holders of record Sept. 21.
like amount was paid on March 31 and June
30, last, and on March
A
account
prop,
(leased)
State & municipal taxes
Social
security
taxes,
Fed.
$6,982,591
replacement
bus
30,
$181,900
railway.,
oper.
7'
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
int.,
share of capital stock—
per
Act,
the
calendar
months'
$2.09
enue
contain
stock,
2,182,650
27,587
nine
Sept.
Revenue
each
Act
fiscal
a
Duval Texas Sulphur Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
A
7,750
17,477
:
railway.—.,
railway——,.
from
210,683
77,146
prop...
Maintenance
T"
from
from
Net
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$533,849
147,888
Purchased
the
equal to
hand,, total
on
1942
Revenue
on
-
"Deficit.—V,
1942—Month—1941
-
for
is
and
within
Net ry. oper. income—
5
15,426
From Jan. 1-^Gross from railway—1,408,800
Cumberland County Power & Light
Co.—Earnings—
(Including Cumberland Securities Corp.)
•'
fall
ended
August—
on
paid
we*
This
1942
'
1
and
30
Aug.
cents
1941
company
months
orders
2365.
on,'Sept. 21.
Corp.,
30—•
and
Note—The provision for
Federal
1942 period was estimated
on
Duluth Winnipeg & Pacific
Ry.—Earnings—
30 cents per share on the
$10, payable Sept. 30 to hold¬
Feb.
on
an
the
nine
the
companies
15
•'\I
t-".ii'i '•
:v
.
the
Unfilled
p.
of
amount
and
29, 1941, and in addition
22, 1941.—V. ,155, p. 1212.
Dec.
par
to
the
profit of $814,370, equal to $2.43
the
on
holders
to
Crum & Forster Insurance Shares Corp.—30-Cent Div*
The
$701,643.
The previous payment
" 't'
;r<"
■-!
each
Dec.
This
2455.
p.
cents
and
respectively.
1937.—V.
of
duced
Two
For
April 20 and July 20, last.
on
on
dividends
two
value,
par
Declares
—
•>
/
director, has been named
a
Electrolux
the
that should
that
months
earnings
Crocker-Wheeler Electric
Dividends of 10 Cents Each—
the
J.,
announced
profit
Earnings
$3.08
v
.
1941.
requiring
both
on
number of
deprec.
Prov. for Fed.
$1,031,478
per share on 335,000 shares of capital stock--™.
-Based
N.
was
1,575,862
profit'
Earnings
share
per
of
it
■
"Net
Dividend—
cents
paid on Jan. 10, April 10 and July 10, last.
was
1941
Co.—37 .% -Cent
Mfg.
declared
stock,'payable Oct.
amount
each,
Package
directors
common
7:777:.;.
Summit,
251.
p.
Ended June
after
taxes
'
the
156,
with the company's product.
>
corporation,
Vice-President
Months
Profit
-
taxes
income
;
this
of
Electric Auto-Lite Co.
V
'/•;
.
6
Months
Hedlund
neering.—V.
y
.•'* •'*"
(&
T.
President of
'
:v
-
Co.
tax
in
President, etc.—
William
160.
p.
-V
j Dresser Manufacturing
new
New
-
declared a dividend of 10 cents per share on the
payable Nov. 20 to holders of record Nov. 5. ' A like
paid on Aug. 20, last, the first distribution on the stock
was
increase
:,;V/
stock,
amount
substantial
financial
the United States and Canada is
equipped
of
\
of
reserves out
of earnings and-the
stability at The Close of hostilities, call for a con¬
working capital."
The company, incorporated in
1934, and which maintains factories in
Union, N. J., and Lincoln, Neb.; manufactures a wide
variety of self
locking nuts which are consumed primarily by the aircraft
industry.'
The
company's products also have been used by manufacturers of
tanks, electric appliances, railroad equipment, radio
transmitting and
receiving equipment, oil field machinery, pneumatic
rockdrills, and
l'arm equipment.
It is believed that every military
plane produced in
for
servative
Director
board
.■...;; .;■.:
■.
maintenance
need
common
directors have
common
now."';
structure
Wilson,
Canada,
We do not want, to im¬
corporate
our
*
bring
to
of
tile
-
,
the
on
Dominion Stores, Inc.—10-Cent Dividend—
.
"is
would be
we
holders
to
declared
'>>•'."-.f
operating at full capacity.
De¬
mand for all our products is
strong and operating earnings are high.
However, we must determine dividends on the basis of earnings after
taxes-.
W.
of
398.; ;
p.
.i
10
been
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd.—New Director—
:
and
cated
payable Oct.
share1 has
per
on
April 10 and July 10, last.
Payments during 1941
as
follows:
April 10, July
10 and Sept.
10, 25 cents each;
10, 50 cents, and Dec. 22,-75 cents.—V. 155, p. 2456.
•,
*
were
share of Allied Mills, Inc., stock'
a
cents
disbursed
was
75 cents; July 21,. 1930, and Jan. 20 and July 20, 1931, 50 cents
and Dec. 21, 1936, 75 cents. A lc/o stock dividend was also paid
each,
dividend of 25
stock,
par
1149
have
declared
accumulations
on
a
the
of Texas—15-Cent Div.—
dividend
6'*
of
15
cumulative
cents
per
convertible
share
on
preferred
payable Oct. 1 to holders of record Sept. 20. A similar
distribution was made 011 this issue on July 1, last.
Regular quarterly payments of 15 cents per share had been made'
on the preferred
stock up to and-including Jan. 2, 1942; action on the
April 1, 1942, dividend was deferred.—'V. 156, p; 79.
stock, par $10,
'
I
•
D.
this
of
Chairman
retired
Young,
WPB in London.
who has accepted a Vice
also as Chairman of the
will replace Charles E. Wilson,
Chairmanship on the WPB, and will serve
Swope
Net
Total
•
•
••'
Earned
V
per
and
Inventories
utility securities.
Action followed
warrants.
of
One
r!
\
own
Liabilities—
the
5,000
Earned
It
reported
was
dis¬
Co. and The
156, p. 1049,
Trust
Bankers
The
corporation
corporation
During
reached.
in
291,808
Baruch
the
of Bank Loan—
has repaid $750,000
three banks under a
June,
total
the
"Of
1941,
was
Retire,
$3,018,299
going
rubber,
into
of
Cost
immediate
Net
pro¬
of
Other
that
said
this basis
on
would
it
f ;-
chandise
;
1940
2,850,363
Expenses
-
Balance
Sheet, March
31, 1942
j
supplies,
of
$845,237;
$687,283),
■
$700,959
Total
&
miscell.
for
Prov.
-
12,181
$956,079
$790,306
247,059
250,464
Net
Fed.
no
and
taxes
par
Net
Federal
total,
$731,887;
income
and
Net
$2,677,261.—V.
150,
.
1941
$2,808,000
;
$2,398,616
971,610
fNet
from
Net
*
Jan.
761,768
755,131
467,682
19,550,000
20,297,264
4,902,762
3,181,531
1,584
698
$476,558
profit
railway
income
Deficit.—V.
June 30,
to
1942.—V. 156,
p.
the
been
called
as
•
Total
1939 u
$1,591,856
143,988
Called—
156. p.
'59,583
156, p. 1049.
—V.
'
4,549,773
Gleaner
The
lations
Oct.
the
common
A
dividend
Mfg.
■
of 50 cents per
Net
'
March 31,
of
$1
was
Div.—
share has been declared on the common
record Sept. 30. A like amount
31 and June 30, last, and on
June 39 and Sept. 30, 1941, while on Dsc, 20, a distribution
made.—V. 155, p. 919.
./%■
v', .V /AvV ..'A,";.,"."".'
stock, payable Sept. 30 to holders of
was
paid on this issue on March
■<>
$63,202
!
'
:
SIT,848
35,578
41,844
j
$27,624
•
i:
$58,467
$16,623
.
9,533
;,
8,705
$27,382
$36,329
;
8,437
•
29,613
8,947
*
$25,570
46,421
$311
179,958
*$10,092
*$54,381
27,071,
$19,272'
:
>
,
tlnciudes $35,105 provision for loss on investment and
in connection with drilling operations on Grimes, lease:
vances
ad¬
Notes—(1) The above statement does not include the company's pro¬
•
$13,957 of the net loss ($29,030) of Social Oil & Refining Co.
portion,
the
for
*
year ended June 30,
1942.
(2) The net income for the year ended June 30,
to
Federal
income
taxes
inasmuch
made
,
,
of $1 per share has been
cumulative
6%
holders
record
of
on
'
\
declared on account of accumu¬
preferred stock, par $100;-payable
23.
Distributions of like amount
Sept.
Balance
.
Assets—Cash
1942,
is^not subject
loss carry-overs
•
Sheet,
June
80,
from
1942
,
$7,908; in¬
$73,368;
leasehold and oil rights, $21,929; plant and field equipment (less re¬
serves
for deprec.), $55,487; deferred charges, $6,522; total, $374,396.
Liabilities—Accounts payable, $3,672; accrued taxes, $1,011; capital
stock ($1 par), $182,000; surplus for reduction in par value of capital
stock in 1936 (less deficit to June 30, 1942), $187,713; total, $374,3961
ventories,
r~v.
deposit,
on
$2,423;
$206,759;
investment
in
receivable,
accounts
Socal
Oil
&
Refining
Co.,
154, p. 334.'
Honolulu Plantation Co.—15-Cent Dividend—
A
dividend
of
cents
15
share has been declared on
per
$20,
par
payable
10
Oct.
'a
Honolulu Rapid Transit
rev.
from
income
$131,964
for
ditional
possible
taxes
$73,767
$14,516
22,222
23,495
21,282
6,000
ad¬
'
Rev.
Common
$45,545
$61,827
Net profit
*$56,748
*$8,979
'
16,910
dividends
176,167
105,284
35,697
miscell.
rev." from
other
Net
$1,081,130
13,789
18,047
21,038
.'.,215,558
126,279
47,991
519,588
2.78,015
.
86,956
,
-
//
6,022
2,576
and
Net
10,000
_______
1942—7 Mos.—1941'
$2,085,995
883
33,419
Traffic
Gen.
$203,893
2,927.
Conducting transp._____
*$35,465
20,270
39,868
,
tax__—
r?: :
Co.—Earnings—
$372,210
transp.
'
Power
1939
1940
.
5,
1942—Month—1941
Period Ended July 31—
Gross
Equipment
1941
to
with 20 cents per share paid
^ p.. 2457.^iA;:;;-r:^;A;-\
Co.—Earnings—
1942
the common
holders of record Sept. 30.
This
on July 10, last, and 10 cents
per share on March 16, 1942.
Payments during 1941 were as follows:
May 31 and Sept. 10, 15 cents each, and Dec. 5, 30 cents.—V. 155,
stock,
1, last.
April 1 and July
profit from oper.
Federal
j
operating
as
prior years more than offset the income shown.
share has been declared on the common stock,
per
Depreciation
15 cents on Sept. 30,
1377.
Co.—50-Cent Common
1939
1940
-
35,5 n
'
$48,885
cents per share
Years End. June 30—
1941
rev.
Taxes*
transp.
:
transp.
oper._"_
assign,
to
13,929
15,758
23,664
167,197
132,976
$183,557
-
than
from
1,993
27,078
exps.
r.
>
1,635
$979,768
$90,278
'
$185,193
•
$416,796
1,962
9,033
I
'
$92,240
$988,133
$425,823
]
14,709
116,598
97,877
|
<
8,365 '
oper.
Deficit;
r-
<"
,.
■
,
"
■
Interest
■
Note—The financial statements of the company would be
any
affected by
action not now foreseen under the provisions of Section 403 of the
Supplemental National Defense Appropriation Act, 1942" pro¬
viding for renegotiation of sales price in certain Government contracts
and sub-contracts and possible resulting reduction in, or refunding of,
"Sixth
profits.
"A-/-'.':.
18,107 "
(est.)
"$56,748
,
;
A
:
'
Profit
and
loss___
Replacements
Taxes and conting._
j.
Net
2,821
revenue
—V. 156, p. 960.
;
2,694
22,210
6,416
28,150
'
Depreciation, ' est/
J
f ■
•
*$8,979
$45,545
$44,917
Surplus
*
Goodman
•
*
respectively,
.'1 ,*Loss.
■
Payments during 1941 were as
follows:
April 1, July 1 and Oct. 1, 75 cents each, and Dec. 23, $2.—V. 155, p. 263.
;
;
• - V
•
;
Sept. 25 paid a dividend of 90 cents per share on
stock, no par value, to holders of record Sept. 18. This
with $1.15 paid on Sept. 25, last year,
and 30 cents on Oct. 10, 1939.—V. 154, p.
1940,
50
on
compares
1941
$53,359
'
"
Deprec. and deplet.; etc.
Steamship Co.—50-Cent Common Div.—
of $1
on;i the
to
1
were
Harvester Corp.—Pays 90-Cent Dividend—
company
etc. A
Net income
Group Corp,—$lPreferrecl Dividend—
.
A A dividend
$1,031,614
.
;
$40,448
income
compares
Sept.14
1942
S
1942
*
'•Total
value, payable Oct. 1 to holders of record Sept. 21. This com¬
with $1.40 per share paid on this issue on March 2, last. v Payx
during 1941 were as follows: March 12, $1; Oct. 1, $2, and Dec.
Prov.
.
of
Harbauer
$1,259,131
;;
.
$73,215
.32,767
Way and s.tructures__:_.
1941
$32,650
V"..'-'
dividend
ments
Georgia & Florida RR—Earnings—
1942
are
-
revenues
Other :income, fint;,
781.
22, $3.—V. 155, p. 503.
due April 1, 1955, of General Public Utili¬
ties Co. at 103 and interest.
Payment will be made at the Central
Hanover Bank
& Trust Co., co-trustee, 70 Broadway, N.' Y. City.
Holders
may
obtain immediately the full redemption price of such
bonds, including interest to the date of redemption, by presenting the
bonds to the Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co.—V. 156, p. 1049.
$32,450
from George A. Ball of, Muncie,
entitled, therefore, to obtain
1937
they
par
pares
gold bonds, series C,
revenues_„__
that
'
13,573,835
3,708,235 % 1,961,295
2,049,492 C; 390,894
(Daniel) Green Co., Boston—$1 Common Dividend—
first mortgage and collateral trust 6'/2%
gold bonds,
April 1, 1956, of General Public Utilities Co. at 103 Vi and
interest, and all of the outstanding first mortgage and collateral trust
Period—
' '■
York contend
New
155, p. 2279.-
Operating profit
-
Crucible
provision for Fedsix months ended
Jan. 1 to
of
holding company over the Chesapeake & Ohip
Corp.,
Taxes, exps., insur., etc.
16,055,454
1941 were as follows: March 29 and June 30, 50 cents each;
I; $1; and Dec: 29, one share of 5% convertible preferred stock
Steel Co. of America for each 10 shares of Great Lakes
common stock held.—V. 155, p. 2457.
series A, due
Operating
securities in
Yorkers declare
'
.
during
of Nov. 1, 1942, all of the
Week Ended Sept. 14
Kirby
that they paid for them.
Ry.—V.
Sept.
outstanding
6Vz%.
P.-
Young and Mr. Kirby are Chairman and President,
Mr.
-
has been declared on the common
stock, no par value, payable Sept. 30 to holders of record Sept. 22. A
like amount was disbursed on March 31 and June 30, last.
Payments
dividend
A
A
redemption
for
Allan
the
of the Alleghany
*
341.
General Public Utilities, Inc.—Bonds
and
Young
The New
^
no
There have
the above
Cleveland^
and Mr. Murphy were their employees when the Cleveland-
Years Ended June 30—
^
of Milford, Mass., has been elected a direct©?"to
fill the vacancy created by the resignation of W. Virgil Spaulding, of
Altadena, Calif.—V. 156, p. 79.
■
*
$605,612
$539,144
no
difference in
Bradley
:f Holly Oil Co.—E arnings—
J. Laurence Doyle,
of
$582,294
depreciation basis,
cral income taxes is required on net profit for
Note—Due
L.
'
1,174
■
Charles
-
on
1
railway
oper.
ry.
that
$600,000
1
*
1940 ! r
$1,969,490.
456,534
241,991
6.634,400
income
Filed—
Sept. 11 to Federal Judge Paul
and John P. Murphy-of Cleveland be
recommended
Master
purchased
ers
for Federal and State
taxes (less U. S.
4127.
p.
railway_„_
from
f
•
Special
Ind.,
profits
railway__.___
oper.
ry.
From
125,143
tax
638.
1941 were as follows;
Higbee Co.* Cleveland, Ohio—Report
Mr. Bradley
'
Gross
issue during
ownership of the securities by giving Mr. Bradley and Mr. Murphy the
excess
1942
from
from
i
Distributions of 25 cents
23.
Sept.
•-Robert- R.
,
$167,469; capital stock <39,750 shares,
value), $1,323,750; shares in treasury (75), at cost, Dr$3,480;
for contingencies and plant and vessels obsolescence,'$303,984;
reserve
Gross
$862,823
256,037
deducts.
inc.
j
•
to. retain ownership of controlling securities of
according to an Associated Press dispatch from
i-^ > 5^
.
Liabilities—Accounts payable, $153,651; reserve
August—
16,532
243,983
income
Amortization
Int.
44,559
$720,541
.
income
to
company,
assets- (less provisions for
sundry assets, $320,192;
total,
V
$846,291
19,582
profit
Operating
Other
$20,
par
permitted
fixed
$641,252;
,
Great Lakes
$778,124
paid a dividend of 50 cents per share on
holders of record Sept. 15.
This com¬
21
Sept.
on
stock,
stock, no par value, on Feb. 2 and May
latter
Jones
,,
^rand Trunk Western RK.—Earnings-
1939
$911,520
record
.
$85,433
'Consolidated
and
surplus,
$4,175,225
3,328,933
3,236,186
and July 1;
1
share on the class A stock, no par value, payable Oct. 1 to holders
the
119,010
•
'.—J-
$2,677,261.
Inc.—Earnings—
$4,014,310
on
each were made on the
1, last.
Payments on
Feb. 3, 25 cents; May 1
and Aug. 1, 50 cents each; Sept. 30, $1, and Dec. 24, 25 cents.—V. 155,
of
United' States Treasury bills, due May 13,
1942, $400,000; customers' accounts and notes receivable -(less pro¬
vision for cash discounts and doubtful items,- $17,752>„ $319,934; mer¬
United States,
1941
record Sept. 25. ' A like
Jan. 2, April 1 and July 1, last;
holder's" of
■
$204,443
surplus
-
$4,176,076
3,264,556
1942
the
dividend of 25 cents per share on
to
directors on Sept. 18 took; no action on a dividend on the
stock, but declared the usual quarterly dividend of 25 cents
The
per
Graton & Knight Co.—New Director—
___i: $3,551,322
a
1
this isstie
common
'.5'..Assets—Cash,; $150,646;
below
revenues
company
common
A
some
3 Mos. End. June 30—
Oct.
on
155, p. 1214.
p.
localities the total number of persons at work is
the 1941 peak.
Cities in which the greatest
increase
in employment has occurred
include Bristol and Meriden,
Conn.; Chicago, 111.,* Anderson, Ind.; Indianapolis, Ind.; Detroit, Mich.;
Rochester, N. Y ; Tarrytown, N. Y.; Memphis, Tenn., and the Buffalo,
N, Y., area."-—V. 156, p. 958.
Operating
declared
Helena Rubenstein, Inc.—No Common Dividend—
,
231,134
profits taxes.
excess
profit for
Dividends paid
General Motors employment at an all-time peak, but
the
average
number of hours worked per week is also at a new
high level. During the week ended Sept. i3 General Motors employees
averaged 46 ^working hours.
This compared with 38.8 hours during
the corresponding week last year, an increase of nearly 19 %.
"Because
of rearrangement of plants necessitated, by the change¬
over from peace-time to-war-time business, employment
increases have
not been uniform in all the cities in which the company has opera¬
General Outdoor Advertising Co.,
have
payable
disbursed
i
•
38,815
Net
is
in
39,312
■
with 20 cents each paid on March 20 and June 10, last.
Pay*
ments of io cents per share were made each month during 1941, and.
in addition an extra of 60 cents was disbursed on Dec. 23, last year.—
$435,577
■
*
Provision for Federal income and
are
and
49,140
during 1941 were as follows:
Jan. 2, April
each, and Oct, 1, 25 cents.—V. 156, p. 352.
common
group
somewhat
$60,747
$47,256 A
$5,453 '
V.
:
j
excise
still
762
50T
43
45
pares
Treasury tax notes of $100,040),
tions,
35,000
$61,509
•
Hawaiian Agricultural Co.—50-Cent DividendThe
the
840,045
salaried
only
35,000
$47,763
Payments
$396,762
Approximately
"Not
2,917
$5,830
stock,
was
20 cents
5,772,704
income
Balance,
v
-
10,523
$96,509
$32,763
declared
directors
The
Ltd.—Earnings—
income
depreciation
the
in
$85,986
7,288
v
$5,497
;
$5,875 1
income
amount
be possible to
sold—
goods
Total
,
employed
V
$8,413
2,917
accruals-
cha rges
-
common
new
Trading profit
U the company's total employ¬
approximately 313,000, compared with
persons
1,032
s.
.
$8,792
income
Dividends
Income Statement Year Ended March 31, 1942
V
_—A——.—$7,009,512
sales
announced that its total employ¬
the highest previous record.
i;; 516
■'
res.
In teres t
recommendations
the
if
Selling a.nd general expenses
well above any peace-time peak ever
further says:
number
net-<
H'-C;;,
$75,475
Consolidated
hourly-rated workers and 59,000 are salaried workers.
12%
of the hourly-rated workers are women.
The
includes most of the foremen and many others engaged
directly in war production.
Employment is continuing to increase at a
rate of about 4,000 a week.
'
"AA ,'.:A.A\ -A >A'-: AA
254,000
for
plans
reclaimed
Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co.,
Net
National Bank of the
Cnase
88,437
,
25-Cent Dividend—
of
Committee
7,664
$7,381
Dr915,239;
Committee report
enough
31,477
•
1,803,485'
1,681,913,
____
/ Balance
tires and recapping materials to maintain its
proposed program if a maximum of 138,000 tons of reclaimed rubber
were made available during the next 16 months.—V. 156, p. 1049.
">>■
the week ended Sept.
announcement
The
also
States is now
United State;
the
in
ment
915.239
Co.—Ready to Build Tires Out of
completed
made
365,574
$8,276
revenues
income,
Non-oper.
calling for the provision of this relief
for tire-starved American motorists are officially put into effect, John
L. Collyer, President, said on Sept. 23.
Recommending strict enforcement of a speed limit of 35 miles per
hour for private automobiles, together with adequate tire inspection,
Company At A Record—
25
Sept,
on
United
the
in
1,023,514
'
treasury stock
61,164
Sept,
on
Total Employment By
■'. .The
has
$548,2ia
340,417.
33,582
88,228
$560,993
3,151
'
;
•>: 8,978
Net oper.
"
tires
of
2,613
1,000,000
$3,085,109
Goodrich
j
company
duction
25 announced that deliveries of war
materials from its plants in the United States and Canada in the
month of August totaled $205,667,029, an increase of $48,774,681, or
31% over deliveries in July.
This brings the total deliveries of war
materials during the first eight months of 1942 to $990,998,529, com¬
pared with total war deliveries of $406,149,273 in all of 1941 (compare
V. 156, p. 781 and 4291.
VA \
"v
ment
F.)
1.942—12 Mos.—1941
-28,382
29,848
•»
Taxes
Z;;-. i2o"iii
1,000,000
_
of the Baruch
Deliveries Gains—
General Motors Corp.—War
The
$33,539
,
$46,578
•
80,999
;
,
'A:iAA'>
1942—Month—1941
$49,716
revenues
Operation
184,171
89,821
par)——
,
AA
2367. '•VvwAAA
p.
Maintenance
.
no
Operating
$3,018,299
purchased and held in treasury Drl,023,514
Total
This reduced the loans to $4,500,000, still out¬
standing as of Sept. 1, last.
■'
'
The loans had been secured from the Central Hanover Bank & Trust
City of New York.—V.
155,
•
Haverhill Gas Light Co.—Earnings—.
>37,976 shares in 1942 and 33,200 shares in 1941.—V. 151, p. 104.»
credit plan,
the
.871,200
24,774
Sept. 23 that this corporation
on
.wholesale
the
President.—V.
Aa
expenses,...—
shares,
Vice-President— 4 j
Berg Jr., .who recently was appointed general sales, manager;
division of iAhis corporation, has been elected Vice-
Henry
of.
_i
Gross
'
.
,
$5,2»0,000 borrowed earlier this year from
the
Co.,
surplus
provide
revolving
and
Reclaim—
v-\Vy,
General Foods Corp.—Pays Part
of
•
1942__
for invest, in
(balance)
^Common stock
604.
;v
1,
(200,000
Surplus approp.
.v'iji
of accumulation our salvage departments this
carloads of scrap," Mr.; Beattie said.—V. 156,
present rate
will handle
April
taxes
stock
Common
outdated rubber stamps to an obsolete
company's salvage departments.
"At
p.
AA;.
payable
payable,
Accrued other
plant, this company will recover and return this year to war
production 380,000,000 pounds of waste material, enough to fill every
car in
100 average freight trains, according to H. J. Beattie, head of
year
:
859,655
37,212
Accrued Federal income and excess profits taxes
of Waste—
Salvages 100 Train Loads
the
AaA'AL-AAvY
222
$48,205
Accounts
power
■r:i
'A
A-,' ■[
/
■
Dividend
(B.
By salvaging everything from
<
(net) __A.-AA
assets
I
*
.share has been declared'on the common
per
|
•
,
,
$3,085,109
Southwestern.
of
securities
'
25,700
,
-
cents
15
payable
Hat Corporation of America—New
.
..1
that the companies sell or otherwise
conditions was
the
1"
1941
of
$1,
par
Period Ended Aug. 31
of a sufficient number of the 56,000 shares of Southwestern com¬
in order that at the close of business Aug. 31, 1943, they will not
or hold with power to vote 5%
or more of the outstanding voting
mon
securities
on
V
'/<,
Sept. 30 to holders of record Sept. 25. ' Thm
compares with five cents, per share paid on April 15, last; 15 cents onSept. 29, 1941. and five cents on April 15, 1941.—V. 155, p. 2279.-
756,075
513,158
Deferred,
Electric to acquire through
and Electrical Securities Corp., 40,000
shares of common
stock of Southwestern Public Service Co. in ex¬
change for 40,000 shares of common stock of Community Power &
Light pursuant to a merger of Community into Southwestern. General
Electr.c also sought through
the Employees Corp. to acquire 16,000
shares of common of Southwestern pursuant to exercise of rights under
subscription
fixed
Total
of General
application
i'V.vV:
624,497
interest
accrued',
$110,512;
payable,
695.
p.
dividend
A
A A ,26,371
bonds
accounts
other
$16,637; Federal taxes on income (estimated) (less U. S.,
$24,960; : reserve for general contingencies, $25,000,,
stock, $500,000; earned surplus, $282,004; total, $959,113.—
' $853,092
_
Canada
of
Dominion
Employees Securities Corp.
E.
1942
869,430
1
Savings bonds and defense stamps—-A,.
U. S.
SEC Grants G. E. Group Extension of Exemption—
Subject to conditions, the SEC has extended the time in which the.
General Electric Co., the Electrical Securities Corp. and the G. E.'
Employees Securities Corp. are exempted from all those provisions of the
Holding Company Act which would require them to register under the
Act as a public utility company in view of their holdings of public
receivable, (net).
notes
156,
stock,
'
.'
to
notes),
//Harvard Brewing Co.—15-Cent Dividend—
$2.31
$642,021
Accounts
,:
pose
Balance Sheet, Feb. 28
/; A .
7">y;
v.
$1,803,485
$2.46- ;;
Young
Accrued
G.
;A.\- A-...A
advances
74,559;
/
$1,681,913
....
and
receivable
accounts
etc.,
common
335,787.
108,275
stock-
treasury
in
common
.
Assets—; .',
and Mr. Swope retired from active participation in the
management of the company at the end of 1939, announcing that they
had done so
"with no reservations because there are younger men
whose experience and capacity have been demonstrated."
They re¬
mained, however, as directors and have served in an advisory capacity..
Mr.
invest,
surplus at end of year__—
Earnings
.•
,
,
taxes,
$2,213,831"
412,039
for
approp.
1942
at June 30,
as
trade
and
Liabilities—Trade
$384,638
1,829,194
$2,202,227
surplus
Surplus
,
*
$398,742
Dividends
Mr.
company."
■
Treasury
Wilson's resignation and that Mr. Reed
already had gone into Government service.. The statement continued;
-The. board
of
directors has,
therefore, mrequested that Messrs.
Young and Swope resume their previous responsibilities.
Mr. Young
will be
Acting Chairman. and Mr. Swope will be President of
the
accepted
fullyn' had
1941
$546,628
41,880
120,111
,
that it "regret-
formal
A
Sheet
$257,387;
(less reserve, $5,000), $52,911; inventories, $298,272; cash sur¬
render value of life insurance, $57,809; insurance deposits, $9,116; mis-1
cellaneous
accounts and
deposits, $983; property, plant and equip-'
ment (on the basis of cost)
(less reserves for depreciation, $334,248),'
$255,297; trade-marks, $1; deferred charges, $27,337; total, $959,113. ,l
growers
1,803,485
profit for year_____
surplus at beginning of year____.;—
Earned
Assets—Cash,
'
V
28—.
>
,
1
; ,• 1942 profit
_________—$623,285
Depreciation of plant and equipment_____^,____,
40,373
Federal income and excess profits taxes____^._w ,o
184,171
.
production executive committee of the board.
statement by the company's board noted
new
Surplus Account
Net
leave of absence
position in the absence of Philip D. Reed, who took a
months ago and is now liaison officer for the
Income'and
Years End. Feb.
formerly its President, were called back on Sept. 18 to their
old
positions for the war's duration.
They will replace their suc¬
cessors, who have taken important posts on the War Production Board.
Mr. Young will have the title of Acting Chairman, filling his former
Swope,
some
of
Statement
„
and George
company,
Balance
Gibson Art Co.—Earnings—
Swope Resume Posts
General Electric Co.—Young and
Owen
Mr.
Monday, September 28, 1942
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1150
21,000
183,100
139,627
1
1
147
13,852
I
14,123
__
92
:
,
•
2,369
2,198
28,448
1
100,000
25,000
515,000
100,000
$36,024
$12,345
$148,879
*$39,610
j
I
-
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL
Number 4111
1561
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1151
'
International
Howell Electric Motors Co.—10-Cent Dividend—
directors
the
18 declared
Sept.
on
dividend of
a
10 cents per
share
record
Dec.
on
stock,
common
155, p. 2184.
1937.—V.
28,
$1,
par
incorporated in Delaware in 1936
was
the
same
permitted
panies
investment
the
and
predecessor
depression
4
mining
mining
lack
of
unfavorable,
operations,
charters
investment
in
Period End. Aug.
Gross
oper.
Oper.
31—•
&
1942—Month—1941
demand
the
for
base
Commission
metals
in
says
made
its
companies.
1942—8 Mos.—1941
$605,266
$5,472,549
455,217
3,741,864
In
$5,039,030
496,283
3,637,022
taxes
its'
income
have
/
ft $194,620
Operating income
.
Non-oper.
vQross
income
income
♦Income
$150,049' $1,730,685
9,964 ft/.;
83,069
9,859
■
$204,479
S $160,012
143,881
147,620
charges
$1,402,008
86,370
.
$1,313,754
the
outlook
opinion.
existed;
,,
■1
adj; income bonds.
tint, on adj. inc. bonds
that
securities
$1,488,378
in
1,174,455 v; 1,202,111
$12,393
115,679
118,554
$639,299
-:
investors
to
investors
$286,267
945,500
948,433
?
all
at
such
have
$55,081
"Exclusive
:
of
interest
in the hands of the
$106,161
adjustment income
on
able
Oct.
on
On
June
last,
11,
Coupon No. 58.—V.
of
ft
Hudson's Bay
The
of
repayment
shares,
of
of
the
next
pany's
10s,
paid
was
the
to
less
156,
meeting in London approved
paid up on the 5 ft preference
capital
share,
per
is
to
the
at
be
determine.
may
tax,
income
discretion
Jan.
made
1,
of
the
1943,
date
Dividends
of
3ft
the
on
Sept.
and
1,
amounted
law
is
to
in
£140,000.
favorable
more
Kingdom
is allowed
that
Mr.
Cooper
He
the
taxpayer
on
to
buildings
depreciation
than
in
that
out
that
at
the.
the
of
agreed
which can
be
for
used
will
Its
declared
extra
an
be
at
is
Int..
at
investing,
be
denied.—
value,
par
no
disbursed ort July
were
other
provide a
that recent
may
provided
purposes,
their
12V2
1
1, last, while
dividends
of 31 Vs
1941
37%
1,
quarterly
12%
cents
present high level.'
subsidiary
in the United States, Lampson, Fraser & Huth, has
concluded fur auction sales which exceed sales of the previous
year, in themselves an all-time record for any fur auction house in
any country.
(Toronto "Financial Post.")—V. 156, p. 430.
The
of 3ft
year
has
company
dividend
the
on
of
declared an interim dividend for
ordinary stock, the same as a year
5ft
paid oh July
was
1,
last,
for the
the
final
A
ago.
1941.—V.
year
156,
k
Insurance
Co.
North
of
America—Issues
New Personal Theft Policy—
It is announced that an
Theft
sold
Policy—has
anywhere
is
purpose
just
in
Insurance available
The
:
insured
operating
.
the
in
no
the
basis,
thereby
their
insurance,
ctences
The
make
theft
rates
occurring
outside
or
his
within
residence
insurance only
the
on
his
unusual feature
is" $50(1 coverage
Income
War
and
not
in
engaged
of
residences
to
property
the
the
represent
material
a
while
as
reduction
Rates
cover.
of
servants
while
insured's
insured
the percentage basis,
comparable
apartments.'
and
those
from
the
are
service, r Coverage
occupied by him.
in Fire and Marine
for
same
Total income
Interest
1,890,751
106,090
is
The
$5.00.
$15.00.—V.
155,
minimum
premium
world-wide
for
1311.
p.
—
.
12 Mos., Ended Aug. 31—
Gross revenues
Oper. maint, and retire.
or
depreciation
1939
$2,661,631,,
921,363729,346
858,431
816,089
656,864
for
per
$1,294,934
$1,295,317
483,945
Interest charges—504,876
Other deductions
504,875
72,329
•„
__
'71,655*
;
*
-
94,625
.
>124,930
1,
The
1941
to
been
Act
computed
of
Bal., avail, for divs—
$559,481
$718,404
.$713,666
$633,721
* '
—V. 156, p. 695.
,
Insurance Co, o£ North
John
Drayton.
on-Sept.
heart
of
W.
ailment.
North
of
Co.
National
Mr.
and
,
Dray ton
Bound
University
served
the
North
Hospital,
Philadelphia,
Pa.,
Brook
Co.,
and
provision
Bank
&
Trust
Co,,
and
Pennsylvania
Life Insurance Co.,
Insurance
;
directors have
common
This
the
Central
Alliance
Insurance
Co.
director
a
director
a
of
the
Delaware
&
the East Trenton RR.,;
Corn Exchange National
Power Co., Fidelity Mutual
cf
Water &
March
27,
35
-
,
.
cents
paid
during
25 cents each; Sept.
V*
*r"'
ft/.'
ness
30
cents per
share
on
the
26 to holders of record Sept. 21.
June 27, last, and 25 cents on
1941 were as follows;
March 29
on
26, 35 cents, and Dec. 17, 50 cents.—•
'•V'V'*" [•''
<
-P
•'''
'•
'/:•
V'*-
.ft '
Corp.—SEC Refuses
to
\V'!V. '}*/
Grant
Company Primarily Engaged In Busi¬
Assets—^Cash,
have
that
but
continued
of
the
for
in
its
investment
existence,
the
activities,
SEC
on
Sept.
the
23
corporation
denied
the
for an order under Section 3 (B) (2) of
the
Investment
Company Act of 1940, declaring it to be primarily
engaged in a business other than that of investing, reinvesting, own¬
ing, holding or trading in securities either directly or through majority
application
pwned subsidiaries,
types of business.
pany
an
current
for
in
1942.—V.
which
to
year
company
year
ad¬
such
periods
anticipation
156, p.
of
866.
for
Balance
$4,370,358;
due
past
and
notes
$1,786,342
487,210
Nil
etc.,
taxes
for
Other
of
the
fiscal
has
year
receivable
$1,997,397;
assets,
deferred
$2,336,395;
$5),
from
p.
567,684
521,751
t$155,259
payable
b*6
cannot
and,
accurately
for same reason,
cannot now be
estimated
amount of
accurately
■
•
Earnings*—
,
_
1942—8 Mos.—1941
$3,393,955 \ $1,733,238
1,925,328
1,082,187
$2,1,068,143 $11,741,825
11,821,178
7,311,683
575,000
63,000
2,405,000
224,000
133,000
97,000
933,000
income
$760,621
$491,052
$5,908,965
(net Dr)__
(net Dry
rents
233,148
91,496
1,479,587
11,765
22,132
Z 80,434
79,377
$515,714
$387,423
$4,342,944
$2,760,711
taxes-
rents
768,000
$3,438,143
597,854
income.
156, p. 696.
(Julius) Kayser & Co., (& Subs,)—Earnings-
re¬
consolidated
prepaid
Income
total,
sales
of
Cost
surplus,
156, p.
$9,873,000;
$10,353,563;
admin,
com¬
148,658
2,075,920
1,642,076
110,366
1,425,602
1,396,569
Prov.
32,179
Deficit.
tax
believed
for
1942
accrued
subject
not
to
at
the- proposed rate of
profits tax.—V. 156,
excess
Net
$895,331
114,251;
$462,897
ft 283,974
$1,179,303
2,057
680
13,329
2,921
2,375
12,749
14,290
12,853
244,669
237,979
15,080
223,770*
8,440
5,939
6,833
27,929*
214,382
73,158
138,2157
$127,035
$759,028'
Can.
245,000
contingencies
pref.
$348,646
,
1,000,000
&
income
Empl.
866.
■
13,221,631
290,796
taxes
for
Prov.
income
Company
$993,339
12,812,707
21,964
tax—
-
Fed.
for
income
771,018
1939
$14,116,963
1,027
deductions
Miscell.
30
5,685
Depreciation
839,224
103,639
$2,681,653
fran.
*4,435
—.
$889,700
—
67,554
——
13,994,622
$2,503,750
—
exchange loss-
State
Y.
N.
fixed
for
15,783,997
177,903
expense
Interest
$3,889,669
June
1940
"V'
Total income
Foreign
Ended
1941
&
Other income
1942—8 Mos.—1941
$4,308,750
selling
Inc. from operation
earned
960.
Account for Years
1942.
$18,287,748 $14,884,322 $13,161,352
sales,
60,454
opers.
ry.
Note—Federal
45ftV
•
1942—Month—1941
expenses
Net. ry. oper.
—V.
(less
$37,737;
expense,
1942—Month—1941
$298,195
$404,818
revs.--—
avail,
151,000
" 82,492
Z 195.034
$756,679
tax statutes,
revenues
income
facil.
Jt.
International Railways of Central America—Income—
rev.
179,636
65.901
taxes
Equip,
inventories,
$22,103,659;
(par $100),
capital
total,. $31,728,819.—V.
Period End; Aug. 31—
Net
24,907
3,425,368
/
t$20,452
taxes
new
Aug. 31—
Railway oper.
»
■
accounts
,
fixed
cumulative preferred stock
(par
$508,187;
oper.
50,077
70,301
oper.
Federal
Liabilities—Accounts payable,, $347,051; accrued Federal income taxes,
$800,000; other current and accrued liabilities, $661,782; funded debt,
Railway
148,460
$148,542
oper.
Railway
.
,
$4,220,385
3,720,540
18,875
10,452
20,332
■
stock
429,198
)3,452
taxes
income
Net
$6,848,840; 4%
$5,423,076
Sheet, June SO, 1942
and
$53,223;
mon
1942—8 Mos.—1941
$528,882
18,505
Period End.
$402,522
$2.97
<
receivables),
current
taxes,
surplus,
Co.—Earnings—
1942—Month—1941
Kansas City Southern Ry.
ft/;:ftvft;ft/
;
insurance,
Divs.
Iowa Electric Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
The
directors
account
stock,
have
declared
accumulations
of
$100,
par
and
on
dividend
a
the
on
7ft
of
dividend of 40% cents
a
the
6
'/aft
43 %
cents
cumulative
cumulative
share
per
class
B
share
A
Shs.
on
preferred
/-----.
$500,213
$1,110,741
8,200
35,855
40,043
381,451
95,575
388,900
392,000
$729,290
$396,438
*$297,720
$326,985
382 201
385,701
392,000
$1.29
$0.24
$1.83
stock.—
,
account of
on
preferred
stock,
company
or through controlled companies conducting similar
At the same time the Commission granted the com¬
exception from certain provision of the Act.
surplus
Note—The
June
of
♦Net
profit
$255,498
—•
•
1942—6 Mos.—1941
$650,652
$0.40
and
.
excess
three
the
income
profits
with
compares
for
a
and
the
Federal
income
tax
provision
for
For the "first half of
of $32,793.
including
$720,200
the
1942
for
Assets—
income
Cash
Franklin
155,
Clearfield
&
income
profits
taxes
vestments
from
—V.
for
the
100,
bonds
personal
property
considered
are
tax
legal
and
without
Sept.
25
of
This
on
$671,165
—
45,000
17,533
notes
receivable—---
1,871,239
1,660,477
——
81,619
3,640,786
65,635
43,813
51,360
'.
etc.
3,914,432
67,173
55,302
free
are
1,327,324
1,529,851
2,475,502
1
2,484,700
'—- $11,604,186
$10,451,993
_———-
equipment—
Patents, trade-marks and goodwill
machinery and
buildings,
Total
■
;
———
—;
1
LiabilitiesNotes
payable (banks)
Accounts
Accrued
Reserve
payable
:
$163,073
taxes
&
277,515
554,619
292,409
713,848
218.512*
(par
$5)
surplus
Capital:' surplus
Treasury stock
---■
—
—*—
278,975
25,529?
2,420,605
2,420,605
5,497,809
—■——-—■———-
—
stock
Common
Earned
$500,000
_——.——■——-——
————
and other liabilities—,—
for Federal and Canadian income taxes
wages,
Reserves
in-,
limitation.
consolidated
tLand,
Brothers—SWa-Cent Common Dividend—
common
18.
cents
1941
$1,253,177
800,091
——
accounts and
debtors
Total
dividend
voting
of.
4,733,470
2,491,358
2,493,552
Dr516,100
Dr509,600
397.
Jenkins
A
bill
Investments
RR.—Secondary
savings banks in New York and California,
Pennsylvania
p.
The
—
Prepaid taxes, rents, insurance, etc.
in and advances to subsidiaries,
2280.
p.
revenue
1942
hand—
certificates of indebtedness——
Government bonds—
Deposits with mutual insurance companies,
bonds, which have been assumed by the New York Central RR.,
are
secured by a first closed mortgage of $11,000,000 on 116 miles of
line serving as a feeder from the Pennsylvania coal fields to the New
Ohio.
the
under
■Inventories;
tax
The
Ashtabula,
rates
S. Treasury
♦Customers'
Offering—A group headed by The First Boston Corp.
including Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Stroud & Co.
made a secondary offering Sept. 23 of $963,000 first
mortgage 4% bonds, due June 1, 1959, at a price of 50V2
and interest, less 1 point concession to dealers.
at
the
.
Canadian
and
Central
at
demand deposit and on
on
Sundry
corresponding
the
excess
contingency reserve totaled $422,010.—V.
Jamestown
and
Consolidated' Balance Sheet, June 30
$0.41
Federal
ended June 30, 1942; the provision for
to
$647,600,
including $516,200 for
the contingency reserve was $242,085.
This
$1,233,600,
was
1941
of
as
$177,846
$1.72
provision
amounted
and
Act
passed by the House; and one-half of each tax so computed
considered applicable to the current year.
was
months
taxes
taxes,
on
Revenue
U.
Note—For
Federal
passed
as
1942
$152,997
$0.67
„
interest
provision for Federal income taxes for the year ended
computed in accordance with the revenue bill
by the House of Representatives.
The tax was
income for the entire year at the rates in effect under
1942, has been
30,
1942
the
1942—3 Mos.—1941
Earns, per com. share—
♦After
depreciation,"
$2.92
com.
on
♦Deficit.
(Byron) Jackson Co.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
380;901
—
sh,
per
——
outstand¬
(par $5)
Earns,
par
stock
common
common
ing
the 6% % preferred stock.—V. 155, p. 2458.
on
on
Balance,
share
per
class
$100, both payable Sept. 30 to holders of record Sept. 15. Like amounts
were
paid in preceding quarters.
Accrued and unpaid dividends at
July 1, last, amounted to $58.62% per share on the 7ft preferred and
York
Other Than Investment—
Contending
never
'.-//•.*'■
Mining
\ International
Order Declaring
ft_
____
$536,970;
•
dividend of
a
156, p. 80
ft; V."**•':
accruals
the
the
rates
on
purposes
changes in tax
$751,342
(or def.)
not
.
declared
Payments
1942.
and June 25,
V.
with
successive
!;PMi
accordance
•
quarter of 1941
stock, par $18, payable Sept.
compares
31— ■
——£
charges
800,000
.
share
investments,
Co.
and various other organizations.—V. 156, p. 514.
Cent Dividend—,.
..The
of
for
based
are
comparative
entire calendar
Additional
books
rates
taxes
computed
Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.—To Pay 30-
Inter-Island
the
periods
For
reflect
$3,526,939
costs, (except
security
Cr 1,921
$2,629,465;
provision
)
■!
-
Consolidated
serves
a.'
director of, the North Pennsylvania RR.,
a
to
$3,046,183
rates.
10,555
taxes, etc.
and
President
President
RR.;
of
.
also
current
1941.
periods
over
tax
68,534
passed by
anticipated.;
Companies,'
Philadelphia Fire & Marine Insurance
Insurance
<■
,
was
for
of
in
employees' participation in-net income (25ft )
determined,
tDeficit.:—V. 156, $. 866.
operations of Union Potash & Chemical Co.' from
date of the merger with International Minerals &
in
as
to $54.43*4 per
*
America
Vice-President of the
as
Philadelphia;
Security
cjf Baltimore.
:
of
America; Indemnity Insurance Co. of North America;
Insurance
Co.;
the
also
He
America—Obituary—
Vice-President
22 At
tax
♦Amount
with the terms of the proposed Revenue
the House of Representatives in July, 1942.
has been made for excess profits tax, as no liability is
1942,
accumulations
"
died
Act
the
on
pending passage of
329,934
Chemical Corp; are included above.
(2) The provision for Federal income
$1,242,596
487,026
taxes
—
increase
taxes
Depreciation
316,181
year.
common
Notes—(1)
;
income
Net
of
28,061
'
602,946
$1,136,685
local
and
1940
$2,810,612
1941
$2,945,641
$310,071
Crll4,130
12,245
66,198
applicable.
were
income
revenues
Railway
profit
Earnings
*
979,253
955,043
.—
Federal
347,191
472,336
:
Provision for Federal income taxes
Income
1942
$3,07.0,982
income
made
Fixed
$1,234,489
177,219
—16,000
——
Net income
Indianapolis Water Co.—Earnings—
Crll4,130
1,968
5.432
depreciation)
40,482
————————
Charges—
.*
„
2,131
anticipation
Social
24,649;
177,895
$3,677,377
215,026
—
Profit on foreign exchange
resi-ft
coverage
Cr9,511
216,609
:
taxes, fixed charges &
93,515
disposal of fixed assets, net—-
Provision for State income taxes
There is one rate page for the entire country.
minimum*premium for insurance restricted to the interior of the'
216,609
*
-
.
5,812
Period End. Aug.
Total
$938,430
32,233
18,690
expense
Loss on
previously
private
1,425,000
.
18,051
CrQ,511
—-
been allocated
been
//;
Kansas City Public Service
1941
$31,728,819.
or
issue..
the Revenue
increases, in
$5,151,013-
,
>,.«•.
(net)_v..,1
♦Net income
any¬
on
by
nave
have
$2,263,546
1,325,116
1
100%-
may
attended
and
for
inside
1,425,000
$263,909
in
adjustments
(& Subs.)—
$3,520,364
profit
Miscellaneous
No
-
computed on
and
residence
is
loss
and
policert size.
be written to cover world-wide, there is
It provides full coverage to personal effects in auto-,
other
are
charged
Is
be
bond
Note—Federal
Corp.)
not consol—
Its
reducing the agents' sales problems.
There
insurance is automatically reinstated after"
An
custody
at
Rates
It
may
Louisiana.
and
whether
applies
and
structure
insuring
It
company.
York
owner,
policy provides
clause
deductible.
in
this
rating
of
occurring
The
charge.
without
mobile
and
privilege
by
New
property
every
Savings Bonds.
,
.Although the policy
no
except
contract
loss
or
world;
vacancy
loss,
introduced
S.
Dr82,849
118,750
18,051
income
imposed
*•
$5,411,115
——
Dividends received from affiliates,
Interest earned
*
only,
where
is
U.
to
has
residence
blanket
been
the
simplify
to
entirely, new and'unique cover—the Personal
-
$5,113,258
:37,755
$4,652,105
.
premium ";,
interest
general
Net
July
*
15,390
$444,761
,/
118,750
justments made in earlier
$18,122,891 $13,631,747
12,711,776
11,368,200
_
goods sold
operations—
Selling and administrative expenses___
/ Net
i Indemnity
debt
deductions
Operating
163.
p.
$4,734,954
disct.,
issues—
net
on
♦Accrued
1, 62%
1942
sale3
Net
Cost of
Depreciation
current
291,584
.'
Consolidated Income Account, Year Ended June 80
Depletion
Imperial Chemical Industries^ Ltd.—Interim Div.—
v
debt
outst.
Net
each
9
Agricultural
$429,371
Dr4,492
$399,142
& redemp. prem.
Jan. 2
on
cents
just
.
oi"
Miscell.
record
Oct.
extra;
605,588
347,620
$403^34//
p:
refunded
on
per
:\
and
>;■
38,097,/
64,860
(net)_u-
long-term
on
exp.
follows: Jan. 2 and April 1, 37% cents
were as
cents
1>506,357
45,801
.,
income
General
cents
holders of
to
1,702,018
1,638,675
^
taxes
Income
income
Amort,
cents per share on the
both payable Oct.
only regular quarterly
last,
of
1,707,695
140,542
' '
'
Othe>
of
International Minerals & Chemical Corp.
Canada continue.
maintained
to
must
dividend
788,073
146,828
•
2,19,7,549
/..ft ft
•'
ft,ftft.v,;
■
profits
inc.
oper.
on
Gross profit from
Cooper does not expect that trading profits from Canadian oper¬
ations
excess
6,475,184
880,762
2,193,252
■
.'/ft
142,383
Income
6,983,664
76,429
184,220
.ft/ft
—144,358
Gross
/.ftftftftft'ftv
July
State
Fed.
Net
rates
a
as
trends of earnings in
Mr.
have
ft-.*
miscell.
taxes
of
that
securities,
62,440
•
&
1
Last year's
points
charge against profits in Canada.
suggested that the existing depreciation account
surplus
trading
other than
cent?; and Dec. 27, a special of $1,—V. 155, p. 2367.
in August, plus another
to be applied from receipts
Cooper, Governor of the company, told shareholders.
United
business
or
holding
paid.
each;
&
1942—12 Mos.—1941
577,649
Inter¬
on
their capital.
that
International
declaring
a
(Formerly International
depreciation
Canadian
in
rely
Co.—Earnings-
181,928
local
♦Addlt.
the security of
order
an
to
and
sources
the
on
invest¬
;
ft- Payments during
company's depreciation provision is likely to decrease over the
few years until it reaches a figure of about £ 120,000 annually,
A.
for
Like amounts
19.
April
were
paid
were
stock,
The
P.
these
share and the usual quarterly dividend of 37 V2
of land sales.
next
from
engaged
owning,
directors
common
—_■//.
taxes
and
policy for
1051.
p.
State,,
Federal
would
mining ventures, would be invested in
returns
primarily
The
annual
payment
directors
shares,
V.
on
time, shareholders authorized an increase in the com¬
by £600,000,
the amount of the capital repayment-
as
future
share
per
$1,593,136 $19,092,210 $18,074,022
591,266'
Maintenance
rather than invest
their-money
$1,636,669
Depreciation
International Cellucotton Products Co.—Extra Div.—
10s.
£3
This
of
some
$1.50
1942—Month—1941
revenues—
Operation
Amort,
which, income tax is not payable,
on
lft
of
preference dividend.
same
ordinary
three-fourths
recent
of
amounts
capital
mentioned,
2!/-,
the
at
directors.
the
At
•
£1
which
board
of
in
investment
reinvesting,
1050.
p.
that
oper.
Federal
exploration
application
present
Co.—Capital Repayment, Etc.—
shareholders
The
-
interest
told
of
ft
Period End Aug. 31—
Total
portion
securities.
national's
adjustment income bonds will be pay¬
presentation and surrender of Coupon No. 59.
156,
; ■■;;;/
.-find
that, without
International could not
development, it is also true that
given to understand, clearly and unambiguously, that
their funds as, in the discretion of the management,
are
anticipate
the 5
1, 1942, upon
been
dividend
a
Kansas City Power & Light
"We
Earnings have been overwhelmingly the result
investment activities, and investors in International have been led
$306,201
$662,166
bonds.
tOutstanding.
I Interest Payment—
on
large
a
declared
2458.
p.
subsidiary
taxes
mineral
part
ment
public at 5ft>.
Interest of "13A r/<t
times
also
securities
be
would not be invested
Deficit
said:
investment securities,
long as -it finds it profitable to do so,
mining ventures."
as
controlled
.
$60,598
for
Thereafter
of its assets has con¬
sisted of investment securities; that International's history, its
public,
statements, and its present intentions, indicate that it will continue to
engage
in the business of investing and reinvesting in
investment
devoted
.
Commission
through
July 1, 25 cents each; Sept. 25, 50 cents; and Dec. 23, $1.
directors
shares, payable Sept. 29 to holders of record Sept. 18. This
compares with 50 cents paid on June 25, last, and $1 on March 25,
1942.
Payments on this latter issue during 3941 were as follows:.
March 28 and July 1, $1 each;
Sept. 25, $2; and Dec. 23, $4.—V. 155,
■
the
conclusion
realized
While
Net inc, avail, for int.
The
founders
com¬
trading in securities generally.
Soon after
launched operations in 1929, the world-wide
company
invested almost all its assets in diversified
rather than
any
promotion and development of its own
$690,903
revenue—
expenses
March 28 and
a
of both
mining'
the
| Hudson & Manhattan RR.—Earnings—
to
successor
as
The
and
company
and
organized in 1929.
name
companies
payable Sept. 30 "to holders of
Sept. 24.
A like amount was disbursed on March 20 and June 20, last,
and on Oct. 30, 1941.
The previous payment was 12'/2 cents per share
on
by
company
The
37%
cents
stock,
par
compares
March
25,
per
$25,
with
1942.
share
has
been
payable Sept.
12%
cents
Payments
declared
23
paid
during
holders
to
on
June
1941
the
on,
25,
were
of
record
last,
as
♦Less
non¬
and
follows:
—
$1 871 239 and
discounts
revaluation
and
in
less
of
reserves
1941.—V.
155,
$11,604,186 $10,451,993
$1,660,477 reserves for doubtful receivables and
tLcss appropriation for
surplus at Jan. 1, 1933,.
for depreciation, $5,710,705 in 1942. and $6,485,555.
and
1941, respectivelv..
$2,608,461 made from capital
1942
in
p.
1838.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE.
1152
Oct. 10.
against
follows:
July 28 and Oct. 28, 10 cents each, and Dec. 15, a
Kendall
156, p. 783.
cents.—V.
year-end of 25
"
Lamson &
A
cents;,jq
6ct, 1, 45 cents; and Dec. 26, 50 cents.—V.
stock
/,'yyy''y'1942
;
,
since
The
and
51,166,948
3,562,432
529,272
247,113
194,138
income
•
.
304,157
retirements—.—.
Sundry1 taxes
Sundry
corp. -expenses
charges
for
Reserve
district.
44,242,781
36,515,524
:
(no
par)
2,827,249
''
«'
'
'
'
of
•ViV 238/08
•'
.2,000,000
V•*'
declared
have
directors
The
obtain
•
"
stock,
pares
the
Robertson has
M.
Morriil.
H.
extra
V.
had
4
for
'■;/ V.;\-
.
156,
as
.•
■
■
/%%>/
y ,y...
,V:
1942
6 Months Ended July 31—
———
tax.
income.——^—
and
"Income
State
1942;
and Jan.
taxes......
"surplus——^.
profit transferred to earned
819,559
:-'10,695
$0.32
Assets—
.•
Cash in banks and on
—;|v
Federal and State excise tax
stamps and crowns
,
-
share
com.
~
-
the
the
■
r
?
*
,
on
upon
:
1941
Other
Earned
is
after
the
being
"After
($1
.
61,427
of $1,067,689
in
2458.
1942
;■
—
yybldgs.,
1940
and
122,643
54,978
250,000
2.357,702
1,375,957
45,876
$5,554,865
1942
$5,090,210.
and $908,931 in
1941.—
*
.
Other
Ended
.
1941
,
;;
/
1940
;;
13,673
27,683
y—y—r
tG.95,083
,y, 642,367
t291,883
§10,829
117,817
14,322
453,179
§6,944
$648,182
$770,361
$304,354
$624,661
19&.350
"545,463
626,815
y
24,047
y
,
2,910,185
4,014,430 y 4,886,664
.
'•
exps.
deprec.
-'
structure
and
^
t
5,659,65884,767
,
400,000
and
203,062
1,566,018
191,089
1,608,616
•
>
400,000
400,000
$0.76
$1.92
.
$7,253,693
$1.56
.
in 1941, $3,867,889*
in
also
for
Shares
'
period—,"—./ $2,279,231
_yy.—.'yy—
$3,639,318
$5,534,927
3,700,000
5,500,000
$7,070,767
*
2,200,000
/ 8,000,000,
1941
>
Earnings,
per
2.000,000
$1)_—'
$1.14
"
share
2,000,000
$1.82
2,000,000
'
'-. Balance Sheet
Assets-—Cash
in
bank-balances,
$3,316,790;
bullion
on
hand
in'
receivable, $4,662; Government war con-,
tracts, $44,104; supplies on hand at book value, $557,281; investments,
$791,398; shares in other mining-companies, $300,000;. buildings, struc¬
tures and equipment (less depreciation), $528,401; insurance and other
reserves, $775,290; sundry assets and prepaid expenses,- $246,916; total,$6,867,831/.:
y /
■;
y y"y
:V.;
y:
transit,
$302,989;
accounts
.
income
$1,874,345
payable
taxes, $950,000;
and
478,630
payable—
tax
-1
accrued
charges,
$226,225;
$To
1
—
acquire
Agent—.
.
' 2,000,000
company
696,
y'y
•
y'-':
/y.
y
/-
'■
;
-
The
the
directors
common,
Sept. 22.
In
$52,450.98.
ceive
•:
$4,281,351;
7
;
•
1939
1940.
$167,276
'
y
.
$165,135;
'
t
'
banks and cash on hand, $580,725; U, S./
payable, >$71,672;
accrued
and
taxes
other 'ex¬
capital stock in treasury (22,400 shares,
total, $4,371,139.—V. 155, p. 2459//;; ; %■/', //"'%
-
Ltd., below.
7
have
from
adopted
Magnavox
a
.
resolution
the name of
Magnavox Co.—
changing
Ltd.,* to
Co.,
the
/:*yv;tyyv: y'
-
,"y-'s>,jv"r
stock,-
'y.".':
-
156, p. 432.
*
/
cents per- share on the
value,^payable Get,-2* to holders-of record-Sept.; y
April-2 and July 2; last, and on April 2,5
*
Marion-Reserve
Period Ended Aug.
Operating
1941.—V. 153;> p. 2459:
/-y
y^
•
Power;;Co.—Earnings—
■
.7
$4,022,677
;y 21,923
$3,648,762;
26,815,
$3,675,576'
.
,
$331,753
$4,044,600
155,303
1,796,265
'26,373
23,620
303,664
,
503,771
329,851
i.
,
'
'
.
.
32,110
18,993
for refir.
reserve^
:
1,624,013
266,703
$348,300,
1
taxes--—/ // 41,572
profits
,
,,..156,858
revenues_r„__
taxes
„
217,660
36,138
198,868
423,332
370,789,
$885,353
16,050
36,428 -/
Maintenance
Prov.
1942—12 Mos.—1941
,
Federal income and exc.
-
' y'xy7;7;
%•
31-/y 1942^-Mohth—1941
;
$346,587, / $330,046
1,714
.
V708
revenues„_._
income—y
Operation
/'
par
no
A like amount was paid on
Gross
"
,
'
Net
lilt.
present fabricated form the aluminum is valued at
Under the Government basis of valuation L/O. F. will re¬
have
stock,
Months
Ended
income
after
:
-
declared a dividend of 35 cents per share on
$20. payable Sept. 30 to holders of record-
A like amount was paid on June 30, last, as compared with
* *.
'
{•< 11''
'4
t
-/.»
•-oyHiu. y
all
share
per
30—
June
y.
•■.>J/
-•
"
-
Int.
'.
$68,035 /
mtge.
serial
on
Other
deducts,;
$799,908
271,250
2,546
27,926
32,419
253
notes._--
22,604
2,171
debt.——
$68,531
22,604
earnings—---™
011
333
4,274
CV2.676
$496,457
$584,360
271,250
'
net—'
on
'
Dividends
directors
Decreased—
have
the-class
on
declared
quarterly
class B
and
A
;
cents
were
Dec.
each
paid
on
as-follows:
30,
25
1 ■'•
yyt:
•
'.;»>'»
c
April
April
cents
,
$51,041
$0.56'
each.—V.
*
yy:(t
-1
*
•>.»
;
stocks,
'/
of
no
IV2 cents per
par-value,-both
This compares with 12 Vi
19.
Bal
-V.
;
156, p. 784.
A
dividend
Payments
cents.—V.
p.
1313.
1
;
-
1
.
•„
'nu
1
\k.
«)'■,. t-ji
y'.y.rrj
13,461
;/
'/
161,530
.161,530
; $334;927
$422,830
13,461
;
$29,588
$29,576
com._.
.
yr -1
•»/4
pi'firX-".
of
20
cents per share has
been declared
31
on
the common-
A similar distr'ibu-;
stock, payable Oct; -31 to holders of record Oct. 15.
tlon was made on this issue on Jan, 31, April 30
155,
t.ji
$43,048
■$43,036
$5 pfd—/
Marshall Field «fe Co.—20-Cent Common Dividend—
July
-yi>'>./•■• a/k.-kc,'
on
avail, for
and July 1, last;
Payments during 1941
July 1, 30 cents each, and Oct. 1, and
1
and
1
dividends
common
income
accr.
;
'
;
-
„
Net
Divs.
"1941
taxes—$25,756
89,558 common shares__
$0.29
"Adjusted.
The
'.:/'ryy.'
.
1942
charges and
payable Oct. 1 to holders of record Sept.
par
'/'■■■•;'.
Liberty Loan Corp.—Earnings—
6
j
..y,
stockholders
corporation
Non-oper.
of
treasury
its
$19,922.58 for the stock.—V.
1941*
$80,115
'
.
,
fronts.
share
Laclede Steel Ca.—35-Cent Dividend—;
;
in
July 2, Oct. 2'and Dec. 26,
1,111,716
; 38,450
18 turned over to the Government for use in
building bombers its stock of 82,233 pounds of aluminum, it was an¬
nounced.
The aluminum originally yas fabricated for decorative store
Eaniings
y
has* reappointed the Manufacturers & Traders Trust
Co., Buffalo, N. Y., as co-transfer .agents for its capital stock.—V:. 156,'
p.
.''y;/-'
y
.Vf.
Co.—New Nanie-r-";
151, p. 850.
common
Sept.
Net
Transfer
1942
Magna vox Co., Ltd.—Changes Name—
The
the
30.
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.- -Aluminum Stocks Go
on
.275,000
% " '$1.50
Balance. Sheet at May ,31 ,. 1 lit'5..,.
;
..
See Magnavox Co.,
General
'"Company
y
Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc.-^-25-Cent Dividend—*
of
shares of company's capital stock in
consolidated herein.—V. 155, p. 2281.
3,000
company
269,600
^$1.44; %;li%;$l.40
surplus/ $1,193,740;
345,145
$5,918,161
—~
—
for depreciation
reserve
subsidiary
pro-;
'
The
y'
The directbrs Trave declared a dividend :of 25
$1,354,504 in 1942 and $1,277,195
tlnvestments in and advances to foreign operating companies/
"Less
258,349
246,500
$1.44
t
*
fcSsyyi/w,"4117,909/.;
276,325
for
Total
-
$775,290; capital, $4,916,317; total/
reserves,
$6,867,831.
^
—„
share
Magnavox
;
$586,615
'
contingencies_%i%—-l,i.yy :yv 507,334
capital-stock
y——y%—__>^r__y 2,000,000
Earned surplus
,'1.036,302'
tLess surplus .used ——y—y——, 38,450
Reserve
;
•
,
Liabilities—Accounts
vision for
par)
Liabilities—Accounts
y
■.
accrued interest, taxes, etc—
Accounts payable,
to Government—
and
301,749
319,125
.938,308,.
$1,350,165
y 357,499
$5,918,161 ..$4,281,351
;,;i;Liabilities
$3.53
;./*•'
-
295,544
:^/%%y/ V
at cost), Dr$302,477;
—
2,000,000
$2.77
...
at June 30,; 1042
as
$1,369,028.
.
provision made for excess profits tax.
earned
(Incl. Domestic Subs.)
v *
1942
1941;;
"Capital assets _yJ„
—$1^39,471-;' $1,387,801
Cash
1,112,518
623,608'
Accounts receivable, less reserve—
787,387
622,957
Sundry debentures
' 94,111
81,679
Inventories
2,409,145
1,394,934
tlnvestments ;
%
L '
143,358
142,995
Trademarks, trade names, etc._—1
1
Prepaid expenses
32,171
27,376
;
-
'}i
$1,452,866
992,666 '
$37,502;
advance rentals,
sales; of advertising space, ; etc., ;
estimated provision for Federal" income and excess profits
taxes, $390,000; reserve for contingent hockey expenses,. $10,000; capi¬
tal stock (268,900 shares, no par), $2,798,259; capital surplus, $144,791;
§Loss.
gain on exchange conversions.
capital stk. out-
standing- tpar
$1,512366*
$411,857-
$376,362
.-
.
$27,652;
profits tax for 1940 and 1942 periods, respec¬
'Assets—
in 1941.
Profit
,
Dividends
$385,586
1,067,279
penses,"
expenses,
y Consolidated Balance Sheet, June 80
445,623
1,367,114
$355^544
1,157,322
,
,
(less,
cost,$13,904; U. S. savings bonds, defense series G„ maturing May 1, 1954,
at cost, $50,000; investments in-and advances to -a wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary, $27,247; land, at cost, $1,612,704; buildings, equipment, and.
lease
improvements,
at cost
(less allowance for depreciation and
amortization, $3,083,848), $1,658,491; prepaid, expenses and deferred
charges, $72,134; total, $4,371,139.
y- y ..
. ^
%.%;•
y.y;-';y
tNet profit from operations ofr Canadian subsidiary companies
tively.
and
y
1942,
11,545
172,067
84,727
81,297
"
Treasury notes, tax series B, at cost, $300,480; accounts receivable
allowance for doubtful accounts/$2,023)/$55,455; inventories, at
1939 for cost of goods sold, selling, general
tlncludes $35,000 and $5,250 provision*
in
$5,873,381
administrative
in
400,000
i
$1.62
$9,697,488
deducting
*
.
218,353
taxes^y^y X; 813,955
for
83,586
,
"
on
4,382
2,402.928
16,175
10,616
117,110
163,740
j—
y-.v* .r7:7;,._
outstdg,
share—-
per
•;y;.;-
2,235,795
y
150,727
155,732
1390,000 y ~ ,119,330.'
tax
3 Mos. End. Aug. 31—
$106,004%;,- $79,198-
/
19,215,
23,551
22,240
——_
inc.
4,167
;y»Aftei^ depreciation and other charges.* '-
:
-
$143,546
1939
$3,099,291
"Includes estimated losson
New York World's Fair 1939 debentures of $10,069 of investments.'
^Estimated provision for Federal income and excess profits taxes com¬
puted under the Revenue Act of 1942 as passed by House July 20, 1942,-
$1,084,784
634,720
1940
2,260,636
—
Fed.
(no
y"No
79,536
$13,462
:
1941 •
2,383,269
i!
mortgages..
Earnings 'per
$1,057,101
^
1939
$9,428,828 $12,304,883 $14,627,930
..
for
ing
$591,916
h 'I-
(& Subs.)—Earnings—Years Ended May 31
sUrp., May 3Uy$l,193,740 > $1,157,322
$1,067,279
$992,666
'-Common--'shs. outstand-yy /■/.;''. y.7••y>
$1,136,637
32,812
f
9 Months
"$5,581,464
-
.
Earn.
Dec. 31,'39
$613,193
$1,394,910
>
,
——
'
June 30,'40
34,950
—
•
dn the amount of $220.000.—V, 156,-
>;jy;yyPi942
.
yy:'y.y'
Ended
$578,243
y
j
3 Months
$2,139,937
Nef profit
llarned. surplus at begin.
pf period
yyy'. ryy;. 6 Mos.1 -'j(yy 12 Mos.
1194
1942—
—$3,301,780 ;, $2,930,032
$2,884,922
& adminis.
Jc-y.iy-yyyyy •.
deductions
Prov.
V.
$9,404,781 $12,281,332 $14,608,715,.
equipment
Provision
'
y
44,764
common
in
$6,221,726
.
Operating expenses
Prov;.-for
'
'
t
taxes
Totai'.
72,613
(par -$5)
Federal
Administration
f
!
share was recently declared dn the common
per
for contingencies
Depreciation
156,
$1,354,095
'(
230,422
$6,191,672
30,054-
productions^-—
income
12
y
gen.
expenses
Interest on
After
$1,362,098
dividends_i—
,.:..V >
166,849
-
before
reserve
y-'v.)-
value
y—
Surplus
"After
y
_
paid
77,309
.
p rof i t
<
y: 235,783
45,876
the $104,507 par
for the shares.
between
price
foreign opers.
fr.
Common
$259,000
1,497,859
-
depreciation
Years End. June 30—
Total
and
,
t
Income
•;
'
$5,090,210
2,357,702
yy
Interest
,
months'
seven
75
.
$1,386,640; $1,434,711
income-^.
Net
2,618,581
250,000
par)—
783.
V Lake Shore Mines, Ltd.—EarningsBullion
the-
If
1941.
Dividend—
Consolidated Income Account for
taxes on the
p.
$1,309,331
"
—1
Total
<
fi
Inc.—$1.25
Assets—Demand deposits
562,011
.
1
V. 155, p.
the
for
income
i
,
^ Madison Square Garden Corp.
the corporation will be charged with
the
and
—
Federal taxes
■.
54,978
surplusfor contingencies ~n^r-r
-
of
Act
Revenue
excess
increase
83,887
,
257,703
;■
it*, u s,
investments in subs.
an
proposal of
normal and sur¬
Congress.—V, 156,
12 Mos. Ended June 30
expenses
Total income
418,363
144,798
-,u.i a
of
$4,13
Committee's
providing for Federal
difference
purchased
for possible Federal excess
—
surplus
Reserve
profits taxes by the
excess
ended July 31, 1942, generally
payable
with
income
"Net
923,784
y 240,191
expenses
$3.13
>V--y:y (Including Domestic Subsidiaries)
••
Depreciation
$0.40"
returnable
trade on
f> boxes and bo t ties i.J.y
Capital
$1.25
of
$10,
par
•After
$417,091
255,757
the
Reserve for revaluation
stock
and
the
31, 1942, would be reduced by $444,000 br¬
Bleachery,
Period End. June 30,
Net
33,750
stock¬
proposal to reduce the capital of the company
through the retirement ,of shares, pur¬
1932, to September, 1942, at an aggregate cost
a
Balance
$450,000
y.;
1,894,206
$1,982,377,
yy;y;;y:-;'y:
after
Earnings
bank
"faxes-, payable-Deposits refundable to
Common
with
Lukens Steel Co.-
4,404,702
a$d 45%
profits
excess
1941
for
to
this
Period—
"Profit
62,500
;X
-
Recounts payable, trade^
Accrued
income
net
p<-2783,
p. 2368.
providing for Federal income and
the Senate Finance
of
basis
vote
shares
Shares
:
20,564
$2,774,581
Sept. 26 to holders of record Sept. 22. This
cents paid on June 25, last, $1 on April 20, 1942, i
and Jan. 12, 75 cents.
Payments during 1941 Were as follows: Jan. 11
and April 14, 75 cents each; June 25, $1, and Sept. 26, $2.—V, 155,
corporation will hold its yearly meeting on Oct. 21, when
Profit
$5,554,865
»
Notes -payable,
Federal
accordance
consolidated
and
dividend
A
stock,
Compare
1,495,739
• 86,491
$0.67
r„'> ;yy,y;y
i."
.y;
hand
Liabilities—
for
in
periods ended July
Lowell
6,619,955
:
V
11,250
the basis of the Revenue Act of 1941 plus
on
$2,086,884
yiy..y ' -yy
$102,054
•
.
v
23,693
—_
companies for Federal income and excess profits taxes for the
months-ended July 31, 1942, would be increased by approximately
Dividends paid
'
610,041
y.
—._y—...128,577
Sundry receivables and U, S. war bonds—29,047
Containers on. hand, less res. for deprec,, etc,.i
v.
580,891
"Plant and equipment
—
:
2,701.879
Prepaid expenses and deferred charges
•
59,157
on
70 cents.
37,000
91,345
-
seven
;
y.Lehn & Fink Products Corp.—Earnings—
.
!•' V.-'-"-":11942 •
hand-.——$594,625
(net)-.
850,647
■
.
the
common
charges capital surplus would be reduced to $81,871,927.—V.
p. 783.
**
•■
V.
68,912
receivable,; trade
Inventories-
1
such
Comparative Consolidated Balance Sheet, July 31
Accounts
1942,
26,
made
each period.—V. 156,
the
declared oh
884,521
-312,265
y
154,271
income
$2,001,468,
33,613
122,127
$85,315
31,250
$0.34
Earnings per share on 250,000 common shares—
,y.
'C$2,607
adjustments——..
pending .1942 tax bill is- enacted in the form in which it- was passed
recently by the House of Represen tat ives, the provisions required by-
$326,707
...
107,322
;
taxes
chased from September,
of $2,105,975.
Capital surplus of
' 14,571
133,498
Dividends paid
:
250,000
' $3,097,738
Note—Provisions
have-been
"Financial
(Toronto
Dividend—
1942
Net
deductions
12,769
58,233
37,000
y
capital expenditures
acquisition
-
58,027
Crl92,677
expense
companies for the seven months' period
months'
requir...
on
holders will
taxes and surtaxes
Provision for Federal income
-
Miscellaneous
$444,000
share has been
per
,-V
construction.—
to
160,227
160,227-
:y Net income
Lehman Corp.—To Reduce Capital-*-
866,644
29,170
—'
depreciation..:
Fed.
per
Net
The
$312,136
$355,305
income
from
increase.
Co.—30-Cent
cents
charged
plant
of
Amort.,
Oper.;
$2,471,942
1,293,161
;
bef.
inc.
from
$332,571
22,734
Other income
for
Interest
> *
i
f
• ,
1
> <
little belpw thpse of last year
this
basis of the revenue bill then before
sales,
Operating profit
Total
30
of contractual
rehabilitation
and
11,030,450
l,030,450s
exepnse—-
—,_.y.
Amort,
-
corporation tax of 90%
of
Provision
602.
and
interest
flood
;
$4,232,984
$4,364,036
i
discount
,
,
of
"Net income for 1942 is after
'
Deductions
share
debt./
of
572,142
1,421,500
1,428
1,145,508
1,034,347
549,527
122,087
$4,166,019 ' $4,007,799
198,018
225,185
—___yi~-w-^debt
of
Amort,
1942—8 Mos.—1941
1942—Month—1941
31——$2,756,476
$2,432,083 $20,775,655 $13,423,203
estimated
1941
y.y
"after excise taxes, discount
and allowances :_A—$2,779,170
Cost of pmducts sold
1,412,901
Selling, dlwery and administrative expenses—
1,033,697
from
>
1,189,236
*
103,880
funded
on
I
„1,179,006
—i,
.
3,823,494
taxes.— ——1,540,825
income.—.
income
compares
dividend
Co. (& Subs.)- -Earnings—
(G.) Krueger Brewing
Income
Other
work, both individual and
business from closing six branch
of
5,070,953
other income
Gross
Interest
,'
profits
excess
Amortization
military
and prpfits a
April 27,
on
profits taxes
'/
•/•' /'/
y
inc.
Net
during the four-week period ended Sept. 5,
against 3,555 in the same period last year.—,
operation
696,
p.
loss
income
!
,
Weeks Ended Sept. 5
1942—36 Weeks—1941
36
and
1942—4 Weeks—1941
totaled 3,339,
1942,
V...
"
'//yV
$1, payable Oct. 10 to holders of record Sept. 28. This com¬
80 cents paid on July 21, last, 20 cents regular and 30
par
"Net
a
Stores" in
dry
p.
of
Pfd.
Vice-President of
—$30,016,517 $23,136,618 $255,503,216 $201,420,815
Sales
;.y-
156, p. 515.
Net
President—Sales
Senior
been
'
company.
y
.
—J——;
operating
Total
•V
(R. G.) LcTourneau, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
elected President to succeed the late
been
Robertson
Mr.
Sales
f
/•/;,:;/
,
':
1941
$12,677,833
Period Ended Aug.
Kroger Grocery & Baking Co.—New
Charles
.
r(;
Subs.)—
;
•
1942
income
Net
with
cents
two
Net. sales
Albert
State
the
on
necessity for conservation of clothing to in*?
cleaning service and that this company will
expects
for
155,
dividend
A
of
pi,
•
i,
pf 1941
Leece-NeviHc
i.,'-..
1312.
p.
share
per
J,.
•
(other than income taxes)——
Federal
by this company has largely
business, states' S. R. Mackellar,;
delivery
volume
considerable
a
Post.")—V.
share on the common stock, par $1, payable Nov. 4 to holders of
record Oct. 3. This compares with four cents paid on May 4, last, and
semi-annual distributions of five cents each on May 1 and Oct. 29,
1941. In addition, an extra of one cent was paid on May 1, last year.;
155,
Taxes
during the present year have been heavier during siml-'
demands
crease
per
—V.
'
1S41, largely due to payment of cost of living bonus;
Mackellar
cents
of
dividend
semi-annual
a
cents
6
■"'
■
.
—J—/%—_%/,/
' 581,384 "
for retirement reserve.——1,541,000
Amortization of limited-term investments—
' y
1,434
bachelor
,
ahead
Costs
Reduced—
Kirkland Lake Gold Mining Co., Ltd,—Div.
;
of
(Ky.) ; (&
:'/"•*
.
Appropriation
this
..y
Co.
Maintenance
amount
on
\///'n // '
///////.';
y:,'./f
laundry department, aided by addition
has been above expectations. This division is run¬
the
work,
are
months of
lar
—
1 ^
common
like
A
payments
:
dividend
a
''v;/*y;
offset
partly
from
capacity."
to
to date.
15,300,000-', $6,298,293
''
has
;
Sales
-
and
considerable
military
ning
364.510
1,600,000
.
v
yy
the
on
15.
City deliveries are now restricted to three per week in each
A
Revenue
.
J>\.
163.
';7.y
7
■
call
in
stores./
3,641,199
I———
stock
capital
of
Oct.
record
15 cents each quarter from April 15, 1940, to
and 30 cents per share in preceding quarters.
1941,
2368.
p.
President.
684.050
22,000,075
23,785,672 24,787,364
10,821,652
10,821,652
10,821,652
Earnings per share-ti._—---r—^iia,:
$2.03
$2.20
$2.29
v
"After inventory adjustments.
tBefore depletion,
tlncludes sundry
taxes.—V. 156, p. 696.
■'
1 /'/ ••"//•"
fNet profit
156,v,p.
have declared
15,
offset' decline
Mr.
(Shares
of
July 31—
Operation;
Increased sales af the 29 stores operated
.
35,831,474
/.
22,927,700
profits tax
contingencies——--—
and excess
income
Fed.
and
admin,
General
holders
Langley, Ltd.—Sales Ahead of 1941—'
84,920,498
49,089,024
464,640
353,331
Oct.
155,
contract,
Total
share has been declared
per
to
26
25' and July 25, last, the first
Electric
&
•' ;'/
Operating revenues -a-.—-$15,373,736
■..«
>
Gas
Earnings—
stock, payable Oct; 15 to holders of record Sept. 30. A similar
was made on this issue pn Jan. 15, April 15 and July
15,
incl.
V.
$
616,234
cents
1930.---V.
directors
class B
1940
43,626,547
10
Oct.
April
on
last, as compared with
$
,
50,338,074
;
——
Depreciation and
Louisville
19,
distribution
1941
.J
828,874
Operating income
income',
follows:
as
and Dec.
Federal income taxes—;
155, p. 1513.
/-/.—/.y;//- 130,742,569 111,623,021
..J/-™ "80,404,495 . 67,996,474
Operating revenues
Operating costs
•
were
y
Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc.—Class B Div.—
-Earnings—
Subs.)
(&
Copper Corp.
Months Ended June 30—
Other,
1941
during
-
.J.
Sessions Co.—10-Cent Dividend—'
of
payable
paid
was
Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
Refining
dividend
stock,
'
y
dividend of 25 cents per share on the
comnidn stock, par $ 10, payable Oct. 1 to holders of record Sept. 20.
This compares with 30 cents each on April 1 and July 1, last.
Dis¬
tributions during 1941 were as follows:
April 1, 15 cents; July 1, 30
6
Payments
2458.
p.
Years End.
The directors have declared a
Kennecott
31.
15 cents; June 30 and Sept. 30, 50 cents each,
155,
$1,
par
Jan.. 28, April 28,
March
on
31,
$1.10.—V.
payable Oct. 28 to holders of record
A
like amount was paid on April 28 and July 28,
last, as
20 cents on Jan. 28,
1942.
Payments during 1941 were as
stock,
common
cents
March
the
10 cents per share on
dividend of
declared a
have
25
Inc.—10-Cent Dividend
Kaufmann Department Stores,
The directors
Monday, September 28, 1942
and
July
31,
last/
1941 were as follows:
Jan. 31, 10 cents; April 30,*
Oct.-31, 20 cents each, and Dec,; 29, a year-end of 60
156, p. 607. >
:
:
:
"
during
and
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
Volume. 156
Number 4111
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1153
""
1
Martel Mills Corp.—$1.50 Accrued Dividend—
The directors have declared
of
accumulations
able
Oct.
1
made
on
lows:
holders
to
April
the
on
of
July 1, last.
1,
75
6%
dividend of
a
record
Payments
cents;
July
$1.50.—V. 155, p. 264.
Sept.
similar
A
this issue during
on
1,
18.
$1.50;
Oct.
75
1,
;y
V
stock,
distribution
1941 were
and
stock,
common
This
V.
have declared
$1,
par
payable
Oct,
with 50 cents each
compares
155, p.
dividend of
a
2459.
1
25
cents
holders
to
'
•
30,
of
'
"
Period End.
*
,,
the
Operating
23.
Operating
*
15, last.—
'
July 31—
\
•'
Federal
Other
revenues
___
expenses
taxes
________
taxes
Prop, retir.
res.
approp.
X Masonite Corp.—EarningsV ---Period
V "Net
12 Wks. '42
$151,252
sh.
per
$830,801
539,- \
on
Net
3 Mos. '41
profits'
Earns,
•
Ended Aug. 31—
•,
-
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$1,448,434
210 shs.
;v
oustdg.
com.
$2.39
$3.54
(net)
______.LT
"After depreciation,
Sales
>■
totalled
$13,109,030
taxes
-
in
the
surtaxes
V
'
1942
fiscal
1942
fiscal
-
•
-
Other
compared
as
year
Federal
year.
and
State
!
83.9
"14,257
"
and
$3,241,000
period
for
Federal
profits
excess
tax.
tax
computed
the
on
House
at
year's
total
Bill,
rates
namely,
tax,
under
taxable
of
rates
because of
visions of
posed
'd';;
the
income
the
Internal
Revenue
amendment.—V.
156,
Act
Income
computed
proposed
at
normal
1942
and
that
than
Code
rates
Net
'
of
22,728
At
public
and
<
'
2,328,575
the
Balance
tPfd.
subjecting
-
*
•
to
;
The ,Fund
reported
increase
an
in
asset
net
value, per
share
on
Aug. 31, 1942, compared with $6.65 at the close of
quarter.
Net assets based on market values as of
public___
ceding
amounted
to
$6,621,609,
available
for
the
906,455
shares
31
Aug.
outstanding,
against $6,150,365 for the 897,932 shares outstanding on May 31, 1942.
During the three months ended Aug. 31, 1942, holdings of New York
bank stocks were increased by purchases of Chase
National, Guaranty
Trust
this
of
and
National
period.
City.
Other
These
portfolio
the
were
changes
only
additions
included
the
holdings of stocks of Anaconda Copper,
Pan American Airways.—V.
155, p. 2459.
of a portion
Kennecott Copper
trustees have declared
20
to
stockholders
from
Sept.
v
investment
30,
18
cents
1942,
on
income
and
a
v
equity
"above).
which
"investment
1,405,802
;
selection
$3,300,245 $11,370,704 $15,769,074
1,405,8025,623,206 5,623,206
to
that
the
securities
on
with
24
40 cents
1942;
for
owned
on
cents
the
paid
Jan. 20,
quarter
July
on
1942,
and
ending
20,
21
last;
cents
a
156, p. 866.
Bookings
Billings
$3,872,000
2,050,000
—______
Unfilled
$1,461,000 $20,935,000 $13,025,000
1,884,000
14,453,000
11,656,000
a
year
.
:.vv
,
.
v;vv: vv/.,\a';-*./ '7.r: h''k:.-yrAl?.
,
Other taxes
:
per
July
>
(Canadian currency)
„
Period Ended June 30—
Gross
•
from
earns,
1
1942—Month—1941
oper.
$836,719
633,360
$203,359
-
$0.22
for
31,
Federal
1942,
under
applicable
Note—The
the
to
of
purposes
bonds
the
the
ended
effect
laws
effect
and
in
of
j; $139,939
$1,841,685
three
Act
$1.29
months
of
It
formerly'"widely
.
well
a
staffed
then
was
this
of
stated
material
of
each
earnings
a
1939
in
1942,
and
Such
for
terms
additional
1941.
tFull
periods whether
to
the
and
and
discount
related
1940.
income
or
If
un¬
State
taxes;
deductions
and
items
If
of
bi»ted
for
call
expense,
income
tax
premiums
per share has been declared on the common
payable Oct. 15 to holders of record Oct. 8. A similar distribu¬
ztock,
tion
was
made
•
extraordinary
< *
See
Peoples Light & Power Co.—V. 152,
deductions
of
(based
'
when
The directors on Sept. 14 declared
stock, payable Oct.
common
amount
paid
was
this
on
Sept. 15, last year, and
on
15
to
issue
etc.,
30,325
-30,009
$2,793,166
116,191
346,529
38,543
190,024
" 7,421
29,624
•
"
>■
income
record
April
last;
4,
Sept. 30.
A like
April 15 and
on
April 15 and Oct. 15, 1940.—V. 156, p. 1054,
Monroe Loan Society—5-Cent Dividend—
A dividend of live cents per
share has been declared
the common
Oct. 8.
A like
on
stock, par $1, payable Oct. 15 to holders of record
amount was disbursed on Feb. 1, April 15 and July
15, last, and
Jan. 15, April 15, July 15 and Oct. 15, 1941.—V. 155,
p. 2459.
Montreal Light Heat &
Power Consolidated
on
■
"
'
"
"
limits
New
—
Major
A.
to
directors
Sidney
of
fill
Macaulay.
Major Dawes
'
-
•,
'
•
Act.
of
103,502
$1,377,726
$2,123,487
$5,314,834
$0.18
$0.11
and
that
is President and Managing Director of the Belmont
Co., Vice-President of Federal Aircraft, Ltd., President of
Mills
Elementary Flying School—now a part of the
Commonwealth
Air
Training Plan—and a director of the
British
Reliance Insurance Co.—V.
155,
p.
2370.
$0.01
•
"
It
National Can
Net
for
Federal taxes
85,000
•
$93,656
share
2097.
per
154,000 shares
on
$158,849
$0.61
$1.03
—
irt
of
On
end
Researcli Corp^—Opinion
June
1942, corporation,
27,
company, filed a
the Securities Act of 1933
shares
1,211,500
of
National
of
sponsor
investment
under
Dis¬
Series
on
an
registration
relating to
Securities
unincorporated
statement of matters
proposed public offering
Series.
On
July
15,
be
to
considered
at
hearing set for July 27,
a
it
is
difficult
would
or
on
dismissal of stop
Net
sales
____
$5,522,120
$4,853,105
5,835,507
!>
Cost and expenses——___—_
<• ■';/.{•v'vS ;
4,815,069
$7,886,182
7,448,554
•
ti
Loss
Other
■
.
the
notice
and
statement
of
matters
afer
having peti¬
hearing on the
the
the
of
nature
Additional
of
material
these
These
the
amendments
amendments
to
the
hearing
the proceedings
under
a
.
|
-
..
.
it to
be
ance
of
*$38,036
94,968
59,173
Amortiz., depr. and other chgs._
*$97,209
*$472,984
'
23,826
Federal and State income taxes
A
to
false
be
can
Net
"Profit.—V.
155,
Months
Sales
Ended
_____
Profit after
Federal
Net
State
profit
$242,245
154,
p.
common
*$287,993
and
and
of
the
investment
statements
must
statute
and
Series"
to
an
entitled
had
share
The
1,292,679
255,000
$467,679
!
and
688,153
825,000
prof, taxes
56..
1941
$23,680,000 $21,424,000
a
exc.
Securities
1942
i..__
are
Enterprise
.
•
:
the
be
the
been
sold
shares
were
of
with
presumed
companies.
this
to
be
Commission's
It
has
Commission
familiar
rules
with
filed
under
the
numerous
the
Securi¬
objectives of
and
offering
of
five
of
these
series
had
"low-priced
the
or
stock
issuable under
a
trust
The shares
of
all
series
agreement between the registrant.
as
The
value
shares
plus
a
of
each
series
commission
or
are
to
be
loading
conceive
sold
charge
to
of
the
public at net asset
8Vz'fo of the offering
conduct
in
of
their
been
its
to
busi¬
context
grossly
and
misleading
The ultimate economic
that
responsible
officers
and
promises
express
achieve
may
the
were
effect
expectation of their fulfillment
misleading impression created in
an
or
the
less
false
or
misleading
fall short of express claims
furthermore
may
lend
to
seem
the
promises.
or
solicitations
substance
to
peculiar
'
,
.
can
because
and to achieve certain specifo*
«
.
do
not
five
do
scries
be
cannot
drawn
connection
We
so.
ment
series
objectives"
constitute
from
be
however,
can.
objectives"
of
seems
regarded
shares
the
series
the
vague and
investment
performance
the inferences
character
30,
referred
statements
1942,
which
to.
with
appear
of our authority .to pass upon
scope
under the statute
that such
require
are
which
financial
of April
as
,
previously offered.
stated
supporting
as
of
to
.
,.
is height¬
clear that the
is
made
s
.
opinion
against
statements
reference
our
with the results achieved
originally
standards
precisely measured, it
various
in
in conjunction
It is not, of
course, wiwim ine
the merits of securities
registered
to
do
nor
statements
attempt
we
of
"invest¬
be
appropriately qualified to indicate the extent
performance has attained or fallen short of those
which past
"objectives."
In
to
instant
the
case
the
registrant
has
amended
the
registration statement and prospectus to revise
ments
with
reference
to
series
referred
concerning
to
stated
As
the
which
the
Series"
.stocks
by
"Victory
and
Series,"
as
in
a
common
income
United
in
this
series
the
registration
described
"investment
state¬
"National
as
objective"
group
of domestic and foreign
obligations,
corporate
bonds,
preferred
which may be expected to produce a
•
stocks,
and. benefit
especially,
as
the
result of victory
Nations."
registration
of
•
diversified
government
and
the
follows:
above
Series"
included
authorized
described
reasonable
Victory
company
newly
a
investment
was
The
the
of
and qualify the state¬
objective^"
of
the
five
"investment
to eliminate
entirely the statements
"Modern Investment Methods."
^
and
above
shares
"An
;
statement
and
included an "eligible
eligible for purchase
"whenever,
Economics and Investment Depart¬
ment of National Securities & Research
Corp., they will best attain
or maintain
the investment objective of the Victory Series."
This solist"
which
called
purported to indicate
in the opinion of the
prospectus
securities
the
eligible
list was not in fact a list of securities.
Rather, 36
were
named
with
a
statement
that
"any bond,
security issued or guaranteed by any of the following
governments or political subdivision thereof" was eligible for purchase
foreign
countries
obligation
or
addition
majority
a
made
Of
the
in the
the bonds
to
classes
of
stocks
of
90
corporations,
which were domestic companies.
Provision was also
purchase of domestic governmental and municipal Issues.
90 foreign and domestic corporations 53 were also
eligible lists of one or more of the other five series.
consider
We
all
and
of
the
for
included
it
misleading to imply that management can assure
the future attainment of a specific "investment objective" or that a
profit will be derived from the occurrence of a specified future event
the repercussions of which seem hardly susceptible of accurate pre¬
diction.
ment
"investment
of
considered
with
might
opinion
the
of the new series ("National
of the new shares, the state¬
so-Called eligible list when
portions of the prospectus in o£tr
addition, we consider the name
Series") misleading.
The title
Victory
new
series
some
manner
even
the
should
separately by the trustee.
■
sale
express promises in a prospectus
to
realized profits, and substantial invest¬
none
respect to each of these five
in the prospectus.
In
public
being registered for the first time.
issued
common
-
been
registered previously and
by National Securities & Research Corp.
"National Victory Series" recently had been authorized
to
for
the
"investment
be
may
this
in
trustee, and the holders of the shares. The assets
relating to the shares of each series are not commingled but are held
$0.81
A
J
regulations thereunder.
statement under discussion, as stated above, related
of 1,211,500 shares of ^National Securities
respectively:
"Bond series," "Low-price bond series,"
Empire Trust Co.
$433,153
$0.90
AA,,,-
We deem
The registration
Corp.—Earnings—
July 31—
inc.
$27,865
of
"Preferred stock series," "Income series,"
series," and "National Victory series."
_—______
Earnings per
—V.
that
1123.
charges, but before taxes__„
and
*$284,783
number
a
registration
Act
originally
p.
registration statement as it was
have been remedied, we have deter¬
the guid¬
registering securities pursuant to the Securities
upon the registration statement as originally filed.
comment
sponsored
other
3,210
National Department Stores
6
'• $27,865
taxes-
loss ____!——
the
to
companies
History
62,550
$242,245
in
appearing
National Securities & Research Corp., the registrant, acts as under¬
or
distributor of many investment company securities and has
ties
Credit adjust, of prior years'
to
will
writer
125,65T
125,074
that
us
and
securities,
*$437,628
■
Loss
deficiencies
now
the registration statement may become effective.
the public interest, however, and appropriate for
35,356
$218,419
Loss, including other income_____
in
~
$313,387
income
to
can
which
In
post¬
statement
formal hearing
(d)
the
have
Although no such
prospectus, language which
vicious.
the
indefinite
was
section 8
for
statements
misleading effect of these statements
Although
changes
1
material
that
offering
make
ened when they are considered
with the public's funds in the
registration
amendments have made
and accordingly
facilities
would
"National
Commission
that
view
mined
Act
__
__
The
Victory
the
in
to
and
which were referred to in the
prospectus)
favorable "investment objectives."
ment
have since been filed.
: ' ■£
"objec¬
generous
present
day
might not separately and
although
the
registrant
and
achieved...!
this
oustanding
opinion of the Commission
order proceedings follows:
The
1940
1942,
1942.
unnecessary
1941
open-
the SEC
statement with
a
prior to the effective date of the registration statement, the Commis¬
sion
instituted stop order proceedings under section 8
(d)
of the
statute by confirmed telegraphic notice to the registrant followed by
a
is
basis for selling securities.
the forces now at work &e
a.
investors
seems
results
of
originally filed
:-'v1942
'
.
243^849
-
468,000
•
income
p,
$1,377,078
$2,272,263
561,656
-
Stop Order Proceedings — Name of
Changed—Registration Statement Effective—
In
Corp.—Earnings—
intention
a
opening paragraphs of the prospectus were
designed to suggest to the reader that the registrant possessed the
requisite foresight, skill, and experience to interpret for his benefit
and
profit the economic effects of complex forces
(only a few of
1941
1942
•
-
be dismissed.
6 Months Ended June 30—
produce
made' concerning
to extravagant claims in
the course of oral
ability and skill on the part of management.
$0.67
-
1055.
Profit before taxes
poned.
'
•
"Investment
of
those
achievement.
these
statements giving rise thereto
National Rubber Machinery Co.—Earnings—
Provision
issued
misleading
promises by, implanting
less
no
minds
888,490
$291,967
been
qualification
as
be
can
such
be
'.**
120,749
eom. -share.
p.
The
demonstrable
opinion
could
jectives
4,189
of
of
"contained
30,671
on
July 20 to dispense with a
registrant was willing to make appropriate
in the registration statement.
Windsor
the
achieve
income in the conduct of an investment
company.
They should
not be permitted to employ in lieu thereof statements which
may induce
the investor to believe that
they possess the skill by which those ob¬
$6,203,324
8 Months Ended June. 30—.
^
ground
Construction
the
156,
tioned
-
>
forth
statement
a
would
ment
referred
M.C., has been elected to the board of
the vacancy created by the death of the late T. B.
which
an
organization
our
employed
The registrant .filed material amendments on July 21 and July 24.
substantially revising many portions of the registration statement
Dawes,
extensive
achieve
have
some
is
400,085
$2,226,989
The
Director-
set
and
be 'expected
to
income and having
Securities
extensive
218,294
$1,498,475
deductions
per
Net'sales
of
A
series
"may
produce portfolio appreciation,
$6,852,374
'
$296,156
Net income
missal
dividend of $1 per share on the
a
with
,
prospectus
six
many
of the statements
contained elements of truth
circumstances
119,023
7,567-
National Securities &
holders of
on
provided
many of
can
safely assume are
presently within the realm of reasonable prediction.
Under these
not
$1,660,630
•••.
-
it
without
$6,733,351
93,070
,47,599
\
the
possesses
ness,
1942—12 Mos.—1941
•
$2,763,157
;
/
$444,392
•
oper.
1941
$1,630,305
6,253
income
1
•
Int.,
1134.
Missouri Gas & Electric Service Co.—$1 Dividend—
a
statements of this character by subtle omission
an effect directly in conflict with the
by
principles of adequate and accurate disclosure con¬
the
themselves
of
p.
organization,
investment
as
may
shares
Although
directors
$438,139
taxes
Net
by
conditions
effects
1942—3 Mos
income
Total
Earnings
—V. 155,
Mississippi Public Service Co.—Sale Proposed—
of
be
within
f'
solidated)
,
July 15, last, as against 15 cents each on Jam ;15
and April 15, 1942, and 20 cents extra on,
Feb,. 14, 1942. :
Payments during 1941 were as follows: Jan, 15, 25 cents;. Feb. .24,
25 cents extra; April 15, 15 cents; July 15, 25 cents; Oct.
15, 35 cents;
and Dec. 15, 50 cents extra.—V. 155, p. 2459.
on
"problem
investment
company.
These securities, of
should be adequately and accurately described in the
prospectus.
offering its shares a company attempts to describe the services
in
on
refinancing by
made to exclude
& Supply Co„ Inc.—30-,Cent. Div.—
dividend, of 30 cents
re-ex¬
moreijiumer-
performed as investment manager of the public's
funds, these
likewise should be adequately and
accurately described.
The
description of these services, in our opinion, properly should be confined
in¬
from
resulting
adjustments were
such
upon
Comparative Statement of Income, (Company Only)
Earns,
Midwest Piping
A
be:
must
that
Us
known
public
to
effect
Period End, July 31—
Income from subs, (con¬
—V.
•
accepted"
course,
at the end of the respective periods) additional
approximately $1,776,556 and $471,000 for taxes based
income Would, have been required for the years 1941 and 1942,
Other
well
the
dividend
earned
to
suggestion
templated
$2,077,000
of
respectively.>;:;:
$791,628
156, p. 784.
were
that:
the
the
Statements of this character
Net
-V.
Statements
this
securities
seems
and
months
12
and
$885,000
of
extraordinary
debt
other
taxable
on
Federal
t
'3,618,080
It
$8,727,256
$0.61
,.
July 31,
Revenue
respective
for
unamortized
retired,
upon
$4,409,708
597,651
misleading.
services
provisions
reflect
come,
7'
$5,579,495
3,737,810
$4,857,649
earned.
Other
.
for
approximately
months
seven
required
taxes
include
Federal-taxes"
1942—6 Mos.—1941
$737,590
Oper. exps. and deprec.
•
$1,641,846
$0.03
now
"Provisions
ended
$803,757
share_
com.
Expenses
Mexican. Light & Power Co., Ltd.—Earnings—
l
deficiencies
material
more
,
Balance
Earns,
r
•
previous
; v •
"yielding a liberal
possibilities for price
appreciation," "provide a generous earned income," and
"exceptional
capital appreciation as the objective
during upward markets" were
employed in describing these series.
Int.
-5•%
.
the
particularly
income,"
Federal
v
,
* t\:'. f:4 a'.' w v) a j*
two
appraisals of securities he should buy or hold,
selection and supervision is "almost
necessarily
fact, that
select
tives."
400,085
orders
at Aug. 31, 1942, totaled $10,619,000 as
against $4,earlier. Of the total unfilled orders at Aug. 31, this
year,L 85'Je was for war production, the company announced, but no
amount was included in
any of the foregoing figures for work which it
Is beginning in connection with the
cargo airplane production program.
—V, 156, p. 432.
'
>
558,000
to
,527,328 $10,264,796
provision
1942—8 Mos.—1941
under
sound
investment
function
Following
Expenses
on"
1942—Month—1941
sold
country is now in the throes of a global
war. has
unquestionably increased the problem of the average
investor, although it has, in certain respects, clarified the course,
for the professional investment
organization.
It is now compara¬
tively apparent what industries and
companies
can
hope
to
overcome
the problems of
price ceilings, priorities, taxation and
other factors that have arisen
from, or been intensified by, the
war economy." ,
*
'
'
'
Total
the
Mengel Co.—Bookings Higher—
been
.
subsidiaries
Period Ended Aug. 31—
had
supervision," that, the "average lay investor" is not in
make
facilities."
shown
(as
requirements
of
appeared
yardsticks"
and
position
income
amount
19°ten6s per share, payable
Sept. 30.
This dividend is derived
dividend
record
compares
April 20,
year ago.—V.
of
'
outstanding 639,191 shares of jthc first
which
amined, that-"investment opportunities are
perhaps" now
( than formerly, that these
opportunities increase the
9,557,112
i\. .7 >"
applicable to the
Massachusetts Investors Trust—19-Cent Dividend—
The
Oct.
were
above
pages of the prospectus as originally filed contained
statements
under
the
heading
"Modern
Investment
of
Methods"
Net equity of company
in income of
sale
the Fund's
and
for
reported
-',Vf
there
to
"Modern Investment Methods"
"The
;;;';yP\V}• *■';-L;''
to
the pre¬
the
introductory
objectives"
$7.30
assets
made, lor example, to the effect that
changes both at home and abroad
were
exercising a strong influence c-n security values and
prices, that
interests
Other
'
the
statements.
number
pro¬
Value—
1942,
* 0
•
,
The
a
Portion applic. to minor
pro¬
Inc. —Asset
from
proceedings.
National Pow. &
Fund,
large amounts the loading
against' income
•There follows a summarization of
which led us to institute
stop order
•
Net
Second
of
referred
registration
•
9,378,971
value
23,
series
and
The provision
the
$2,504,615
___________
divs.
Balance
and
under-the
-
2,362,941'
the
June
five
$5,663,186 $20,749,675 $25,326,186
deductions
chargeable
ou
the
rates
giving effect to
to
other
255.
p.
^
v.
!'•■■-■'
Massachusetts Investors
int.
in
made
are
of the ottering price.
expenses
trust property, paid to National Securities
Corp. The aggregate investment management fee
(or the
ended April 30, 1942, amounted to
$8,732. These fees, of. course,
increase as the assets of the fund increase.
1
will
5,196
$4,833,190
(net)—
income
sales
iii-.—
Research
year
$5,636,457 $20,677,920 $25,263,679
•
•
26,729 - 71,755
: ?
62,507
tax
under
bill
revenue
required
before
%
surtax
1941 and 1942 tax rates.
$686,000 greater
approximately
1941- Revenue
45combined
fiscal year corporations to both
is
the
income
Gross
of
annum
&
•
-'r;
3,706
$4,810,462'
___
when
to dVs'/h
operating
■
lA of 1% per annum of the value of the trust
property with a specified
for all series of $17,500 for the
year ending Aug. 31,
1943,
(2) an investment management
fee, at the rate of y2 of 1% per
$5,635,618 $20,663,663 $25,258,483
to
income
(excluding nominal foreign taxes)
$4,722,000 of which $1,115,000 was lor Federal normal and
90%- profits
-
months
and other-deductions.
the
in
previous
provision for the previous fiscal years was $1,420,244. • *
Note—Provision for the current-year's Federal income and excess
profits taxes was based on Mi of the tax on the total year's taxable
income
'
the
12
amounted to
-
income-taxes
$17,306,202
for
Operating income
that
■
minimum
1942—12 Mos.—1941
..
.
$0.21
••
1
and
(Including Subs.)
■
-
■
relating to each series, or from the corpus of each series if income Is
inadequate, include the following: (1) a trustee fee at. the fate of '
Rent from lease of plants'!
$2,010,886
except
The
'A A:.-.• AA'AA
- A-?. •
A' v
$22,283,835 $20,656,043 $89,228,601 $82,263,345
10,569,933 i 10,333,832 • 43,198,278
39,251,671
3,864,280
1,859,591 ,13,174,292
6,126,005
\ 1,413,496
1,373,312.- 5,489,878
5,299,655
1,629,370
1,453,690
6,702,490
6,327^531
oper,'revenues$4,806,756
■■
Charge is reduced
Subs.)—Earnings—
Income
1942—3 Mos.—1941
Subsidiaries-?on
Sept.
record
,
(&
"
price,
>
..
National Power <& Light Co.
;
share
paid on April" 1 and July
•'
,
Comparative Statement of Consolidated
per
^
fol¬
Dec.
Maryland Drydock Co.—Smaller Dividend—
The directors
was
as
; v.
.
t
A. L. Lott, President and General
Manager, on Sept. 21 announced
that unfilled orders on June 30,
last, totaled more than $40,000,000.—
V. 155, p. 2282.
'
account
$50, pay¬
par
cents,
Motor Products Corp.—Unfilled Orders—
•;;;;•*-■
v!.,
.;
$1.50 per share on
cumulative preferred
1
be
bare
the
well
were
objectives"
introductory
have
invited
identified
contribute
to
the
with
the
the
or
war
conclusion
that
their
effort.
It
that
that
the
purchase
seems
such an inference
avoided by an investment
possibility
scrupulously
and
shares
might
obvious
might
be
company
of
in
that
drawn
in
the
preparation of selling literature unless the funds received from inves¬
tors are in fact to be employed for that purpose.
-
has
been
include
ment
changed
been
have
filed
the
of
name
the
Holders of the
new
expanded
specific information concerning the proposed invest¬
more
It is now stated, for example, that:
distinguishing feature of the National Securities
policy.
"The
International
of
securities
whereas
is
Series
investment
the
fund
The
include
portfolios of the other five National Securities Series."
"It is the current intention to invest approximately
.
60% of the ,
assets
in the obligations of foreign
governments, approximately
15'*"' in bonds of foreign and domestic corporations and approxi¬
mately 25% in common stocks of domestic corporations."
The
eligible list for the new series also has been restricted and
revised to indicate the specific securities of foreign governments which
may
be purchased,
whether these securities are payable in United
States, Canadian or British funds, the markets on which they are
presently traded, and whether the respective governments have been
servicing their debt. In this connection the registrant has added the
following statement concerning the investment of funds in the securi¬
of
"While
of
.
Federal
The
problems
of
foreign
of
transfer;
gations;
amount
tariff
national
funds
of
treaties,
available
etc.,
limitations
settlement
etc,
of
statement of
The
the
to
income
for
Bond
Low-Priced
S71.916.33.
of
amount
the
year
Series,
certain
of
tion
which
had
ending April 30, 1942, applic¬
interest income in the
that $6,324 of this amount
Niagara
Power
price
Hudson
Amends
Corp.- -SEC
Power
"
the
of
taken
action
by
upon
in
that
been
follow, therefore, that such interest upon receipt should
applied, in accordance with generally accepted principles
as a reduction in the cost of the bonds rather than as a
The registrant has amended the financial statements
conformity with this principle.
Other
revised
amendments
the
to
statement
registration
description of distributions to
and
7
the
representing returns of Capital and to clarify the
description of the registrant's distribution policy.; Information with
respect to each series which originally had been scattered throughout
the prospectus has now been more appropriately grouped.
The registration
statement now appearing to have been amended
in respect of the matters
set forth in the notice of hearing and
otherwise
to
with
comply
the
requirements
American
was
In
of
National Tea Co.—Sales Continue
Period Ended Sept. 12—
1942—36 Weeks—1941
$62,210,441 $46,717,798
1942, were 977, as
1942—4 Weeks—1941
against 1,046 a year earlier.—V.
156, p.
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America—New Rates—
The Federal Power Commission
rate
in
in
case
affiliate,
its
Texoma
Natural Gas
will "reduce
Illinois,
for natural-gag
wholesale urates
Iowa,
Nebraska
and
Kansas
by
estimated
an
The
(3)
"interim"
customers
which
the
of
(4)
■
a
year,
said.
FPC
per
Oct.
1941
9, $2 each.—V,
tion
("Wall Street
by
as
for the
ft.
cu.
in
the
18 week
Sept.
week
of
a
is reported at 98,852,000 cu. ft.,
% above production of 93,579,000
ago.—V. 156, p. 4056.7
7
-
-
156, p. 867,
of
$500,000.
Investment
\
point out that while no bank borrowings are in immediate
prospect, with exception of renewal of presently outstanding bank
loans of Bates, necessity for additional current funds may arise at
any time depending upon receipt of substantial orders, the raw material
for which must be procured or definitely contracted for before goods
Association—Output Up 6.35%—
Total
production in kilowatt-hours, both generated and purchased,
England Power Association and subsidiaries for the week
ended Sept. 19, 1942
(the amount available for New England Power
Association and other
reporting companies and secondary sales to
New
utilities),
week
For
62,737,954
was
ended
week
the
output
as
compared
58,990,244
kwh.
20, 1.941, an increase of 6.35%.
ended Sept. 12, 1M2, in which Labor
0.55%
Day occurred,
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1941
$5,452,515
7.7: 3,816,397
2,502,679
1,134,332
1,625,180
863,609
648,352
38,138,471
16,196,622
9,718,163
29,527,047
26,299,659
income
oper.
Net
railway
55,950,991
from railway..—25,800,045
Net
ry.
156, p.
$4,038,494
1,455,377
$3,541,600
1,158,649
1—
from
oper.
1939
1942
$7,855,006
railway..—,.
railway
From Jan.
—V.
—
Income—
962.
8,512,955
8,926,523
4,590,740
7,840,947
3,954,259
stock,
par
compares
Nov.
103(4
of
June
1,
and
outstanding
interest.
Bank of St. Louis,
general
mortgage
of
50
cents per
Payment will be made at The Boatmen's National
{
388
27,600
3,829
'U.-wi'.r
14,400
3,035
3,022
;;;
12,500
355,000
,
Cr7,184
Crl 1,697
1,638
1,929
$430,100
$327,495
1,411
$1.39
$296,408
4,287
$1.27
t$ 123,316
-
stock
share..
com.
per
80,000
112,000
;
prior
to
taxes
fLoss.
$1.83
.
'v/v"
.
June 30,
Sheet,
Balance
v.';
1942
r
(
bonds,
Assets—Cash, $897,256; marketable securities, U. S. Treasury
receivable, $1,508,874; inventories, $306,020; other
"assets, $73,309; property, plant and equipment, $1,073,083; intangibles,
$48,737; prepaid insurance, $53,415; other prepaid and deferred ex¬
$25,000;
accounts
total, $4,034,249.
supplies, etc., $48,556;
penses,
Liabilities—Notes
on
serve
for
'
"
'
,
$142,500;
accounts payab(»^,
Federal, State and Canadian
bank,
$120,981;
to
$355,000; deferred income, $46,668; re¬
obsolescence, $42,000; common stock (ho
(estimated),
income
taxes
payable
accrued liabilities,
$1,050,253;
inventory
possible
earned surplus,
$41,799;
$1,359,200; paid-in surplus,
total, $4,034,249.—V. 156, p. 699.
par),
'
'
h
$875,849;
'
"
.
\ Ohio Edison Co.- -Earnings—
•
.
*$2,020,757 $26,048,718 $23,026,044
$2,007,824
693,305
733,932
9,010,875
7,611,876
278.757
expenses'1^-.-
for
t
•
1942—8 Mos.—1941
1942—Month—1941
revenue,
Prov.
250,000
3,230,056
depreciation
Federal income taxes—.,
149,500
141,900
2,128,600
Fed.
221,900
124,300
2,535,900
3,000,000
2,229,597
1,829,300
1,033,100
$461,887
$577,162
$6,730,756
$7,322,171
285,933
'282,116
3,440,866
3,445,816
$175,954
155,577
$295,046
$3,289,890
$3,876,355
155,577
1,866,923
1,866,923
$20,377
$139,469
$1,422,967
$2,009,432
amortization
and
,v
General
profits taxes—
2,412,530
193,463
202,476
taxes
exc.
income
Gross
Int.
—
deducts.
other
and
Net income
Divs.
a
pfd. stock... —
on
Balance
,
North
A
profits taxes have been accruad at the rates prescribed in
Act plus additional provisions aggregating $536,456
possible
(45%
American
of
the
class B
Years End.
50
Rayon
cents
common
per
$1.—V. 155, p. 2283.
Interest
no
value,
par
payable
(Del.), above.—V. 156, p. 1057.
Sept. 18 deferred action on the dividends ordinarily
7% preferred and 6% preferred stocks.
distributions of $1.75 per share on the
advised by Northern States Power
Minnesota
Co. of Minnesota that that
dividend on its
further advised that its board of directors
1942 Federal tax bill is decided upon, and
company
when
the
revenue
which
dividends is derived solely
deferred
32,851
Cr6,867
35,177
$2,451,420
to construction
charged
:
—.....——
....
income
income and excess profits
taxes by the
months' period ended July 31, 1942, have been
the Revenue Act of 1941.
If the pending 1942
for the seven
company
66,803
enacted in the form in which
bill is
tax
House
of
it was passed
recently by the
provisions required by the
Representatives, the
income
company
for
and excess
1942, would be reduced by $356,000 in each period.—V. 156, p.
1057.
Pacific American Fisheries, Inc.—1942 Pack—
with the comparative figures lor 1941
The pack lor 1942,
terms
;
-k.
of
48
one-pound tall cans per case), is as follows:
•., ■.
*
1942 (est.)
.•.•■■>. w'.--.
.
5,000,000
642,000
...
'Pacific American Fisheries, Inc
12,8%
Proportion of the total pack
(reduced
1941
6,867,527
'997,817
14.5%
,
MacBride, Chairman, states: "Considering difficulties in
transportation and restrictions that were necessarily imposed upon
Philip ,D.
fishing toy the military authorities, the results of
tions are quite satisfactory.
the season's opera¬
"i^s the season, progressed it became more and more apparent that
customary methods of operation had to be abandoned and our whole
program fitted into the plans of the military services in Alaska.
Key
men were flown to Bristol Bay and local fishermen
and cannery work¬
ers were recruited for a partial operation of two
plants in that area.
As a result 127,000 cases, (mostly red salmon)
were packed and have
been
shipped
to
warehouses.
company are in excellent shape and
will again experience a successful year,
dividend shortly before the end of the calendar
our
affairs
financial
of
Bellingham
the
there is every prospect that we
and
be
able to
pay
a
year."—V. 155, p. 307,
Pamour
The
Oct.
1.
last;
Porcupine Mines, Ltd.—Resumes
directors
stock,
common
have
no
declared
par
value,
Dividend—
dividend of 8 cents per share on
a
Oct.
payable
15
to
holders
of
Distributions of 6 cents each were made on June 2 and
none
the
record
Dec. 1,
since.—V. 156, p. 1058.
Paramount Pictures, Inc.-
-Acquiring Picture Interests
of David O. Selznick—
decided upon.
reconvene
enables
the
then as seems justified.
company to declare
Delaware
from dividends on the common stock of the
further action of the Delaware
until the Minnesota board has acted,,
Minnesota
264,722
1,626,000
made in accordance with
had deferred action on the declaration of a
stock, because it was impossible to determine
the
——
expense.^——
7% cumula¬
the amount of
earnings available for that company's dividends until the pending 1942
Since
$4,437,256
262,764
% 64,834
Cr 9,491
——
and
Note—Provisions for Federal
since
(Del.)—Dividends Deferred
quarter during 1941. Arrearages as at Oct. 20, 1942, will total $4.81(4
per share on the 7% preferred and $4.12(4 on the 6% preferred stock.
It is stated that the above action was taken because the company
is
269,500
-$4,436,303
954
$4,422,303
1,607.000
——_——————
debt
discount
Total for the industry....—
usual quarterly dividend of $1.25 per
stock,
debt
Miscellaneous
preferred stock and of $1.50 per share on 6% cumulative preferred
were made on Jan. 20,
April 20 and July 20, last, and in each
tax
555,452
taxes—
Other "interest'
stock
Federal
910,500
$4,420,955
1,348
profits
excess
income..—...
funded
on
of
"The
common
23,668
1,554,332
,
1,092,179
taxes—,.
income-
income
Amort,
to
(Minn.)—Preferred Div.—
preferred
30.
Northern States Power Co.
company
705.439
1,500,000
23.703
electric investments.
$2,464,345
Federal
for
other
Interest
year-end divi¬
Omits Common Dividend—
had been
840,207
1,600,000
retirement reserve—
and State Income
operating
Gross
Corp.—50-Cent Dividend—
Co.—Larger Distribution—
See Northern States Power Co.
tive
1941
•
$14,778,174 $14,029,027
4,629,285
4,672,950
profits taxes for the seven months ended
July 31, 1942, would be increased by approximately $356,000 and net
income for the seven months' and 12 months' periods ended July 31,
of record Sept.
The directors on
1942
—
1,572,728
stocks, payable Oct. 1 to holders of record Sept.
on April 1 and July 1, last, and on
cumulative
$5
to holders
"
Co.—Earnings—
repairs
for
for Federal
Federal
of 20 cents per share has been
the
on
15
-
.
,
Electric
&
limited-term
of
Amort,
share has been declared on the class A
The directors have declared the
Oct.
Gas
and
Appropriation
Net
declared on the capital
stock, payable Oct. 1 to holders of record Sept. 25. This compares with
15 cents per share paid on Jan. 2, April 1 and July 1, last, and 10
cents per share in preceding quarters.—V. 156, p. 1057.
■ -'1
share
pending
the
July 31—
Maintenance
75 cents
dividend
•
.
,
in
Operating expenses i.—.
;
A
8
156, p. 868.
prescribed
rates
Operating revenues
Dividend—
June 30 and Oct. 1, 1941, while on Dec. 19, a
was paid.—V. 156, p. 345.
April 1,
dend of
first
Act rates
Oklahoma
Like amounts were disbursed
24.
and
income
Revenue
—V.
The
increases.
during
the
for
House Bill
surtax and 90% excess profits tax would require
months of 1942 $885,605 more than at the 1941
or $349,149 more than was provided in the period.
Revenue
Accumulated
$25, payable Nov. 2 to holders of record Oct. 15.
This
with $1 paid on June 25, last, and 50 cents on March 31,
during 1941 were as follows:
March 31, 50 cents;
dividend
Federal income and
N»te—(During the 8 months ended Aug. 31, 1942,
excess
share has been declared on the common
that the directors would take such action
bonds,
St. Lpuis^Mq., corporate trustee.
18,095
558
dividend of 60 cents per share on the
26, $1; Sept. 30, 50 cents, and Dec. 27,
The
series A, dated
1935, have been called for redemption as of Oct. 19, 1942, at
the
12,864
157,736
possible
applic.
Earns,
1942. 7. Payments
would
New Mexico Utilities Co.—Bonds Called—
All
—
April 20 and July 20,
Regular quarterly
—Earnings— .v.
1940
for
Divs. paid on pfd.
Prov.
declared about this time on the
New York Chicago & St. Louis RR.
August—
Oross
.
j
for
the corresponding
over
$468,120
5,648
3,829
profit
Total
a
Sept.
59,121,149 kwh., a gain of
156, p. 1056.
was
with
week last year.—V.
Gross
Adjust,
preferred
Northern States Power Co.
the
1
,
manufactured.
New England Power
t$115,329
$396,529
»
-w.adian taxes
Net
North Texas
'V
Petitions
other
of the investiga¬
-
Corp,
North & Judd Mfg. Co.—50-Cent
and
seek to
borrow, are Androscoggin Mills, $500,000; Bates Manufacturing Co.,
$1,000,000, inclusive of promissory notes in the amount of $825,000
outstanding as of Aug. 8, 1942; Edwards Manufacturing Co., $500,000;
Hill
Manufacturing
Co.,
$500,000,
and
York
Manufacturing
Co.,
of
scope
;■
„
American
A dividend
:
• ■
presently outstanding bank loan of $825,000.
companies, with the maximum amounts which they
be
the
last, as compared with $2 on the 6%
preferred and $1.83(4 on the 5(4% preferred stock on Jan. 20, 1941.
—V. 156, p. 1057.
year
filed with the SEC by the five Maine mills
controlled by New England Industries, Inc. (controlled by New England
Public Service Co.), for permission to borrow $3,000,000 to provide
additional working capital as needs arise,'
This amount would include
can
the
20,
Applications have been
The
7-77777'77%.7%n77
to limit
the four stated questions, and added "in general it is
your commission ascertain ail facts which will assist
in the determination of the true nature of the rela¬
North American Co. with utilities within the District of
cumulative
Jan.
Industries, Inc.—Five Maine Mills Want
to Borrow $3,000,000—
renewals
companies
the
from
stock and one of 55 cents on the, 5(4%
cumulative preferred stock, on account of accumulations, both payable
Oct. 20 to holders of record Sept. 30.
Like amounts were paid on
18, this Association
corresponding
New England
not intend
The directors have declared
increase of 5,273,000 cu. let, or 5.63
an
$288,123
108,406
t$273,065
31,211
^
Dividends—
follows: April 15, $1, and July 14 and
Electric Association—Output—
Sept.
$436,909
$814,994
expense
Provision
T7:77'7;;y
year ago.
Gas output
%■.
above?
that
North
155, p. 2460.
ended
nominees,
or
7777.
did
it
dColumbia."—V.
reports electric out¬
put of 11,607,641 kwh, This is an increase of 100,459 kwh., or 0.87%
above production of
11,507,182 kwh. for the corresponding week a
week
directly or
share has been declared on the common stock,
were
.1,
Federal, State and Can-
1941
commission
this
New England Gas &
the
;
citing
desire
our
6%
For
said
The PUC
payable Oct. 9 to holders of record Oct. 2. A similar distribution was
made on April 13 and July 10, last, as against $2 on Jan. 15, 1942.
Payments during
.
2,868,550
what
under
When,
tions
dividend of $1
companies
—
panies named above?
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co.—$1 Dividend—
A
;
;. - „ ;,.v .
circumstances, to whom, in what amounts
did the North American Co. either directly or through
companies or nominees, dispose of securities of the com-
above?
associated
arising
1940,
$6,500,000
in
,
414,531
Settlement of litigation-
and what price,
828.
155, p.
'
$400,463
—
obsolescence
inv.
•
■
'
,,
$2,595,485
4,522,991
$3,639,659
3,351,536
on
under what circumstances and in what amounts did the
payments, either directly
associated
through
or
named
effective
reduction
July 23,
approximately
Journal")—V.
ordered
were
$3,770,000
order
rate
information
companies?
When,
,
as of Sept. 20,
1942,from the Commission's
upheld by the Supreme Court,
will reduce the pipeline company's wholesale rates and save its utility
rates,
new
coupled with
asking
Secretary,
North American Co. receive dividends or ether
company
$2,738,000
,'
annually.
SEC
DuBois,
indirectly, control any of the public utilities named
Co.
Utility .customers
to
requested Sept. 16 by the Public Utilities Commission.
..'i;
this latest move of a longstanding
PUC struggle to break up
control over District utilities, the Commission wrote to Orval
(2) In what manner, if any, did the North American Co.,
on
accepted new rate schedules filed by the pipeline
and
Co.
above-named
Sept. 23 closed the largest natural
terminating
its proceedings against
the
history,
and
company,
The FPC
15,67.7
$4,337,909
3,901,000
$4,923,454
.
,•
Operating
asked the SEC the following questions:
(1) When, under what circumstances, from whom, in what amounts
and at what price, did
the North American Co., either directly or
through associated companies or nominees, acquire securities of the
1
-
32,900
the PUC
12,
785.
46,957
59,420
84,229
-79,977
expenses.—.
Provision
Gross
by the SEC of the relationship between the North
three major District of Columbia utility companies
four specific points
in the structure of the Potomac Electric Power Co., the Washington
Railway & Electric Co. and the Capital Transit Co., all of which are
inter-related and, through the North American's ownership of W. R. E.
Co. stock, controlled by the holding company, ' 7'
In order to pursue the inquiry into the legality of this structure,
L.
114,616
•
Period Ended Aug. 31—
outside
Higher—
•Sales —.——$6,767,681
$5,505,878
The number of stores in operation at Sept.
which
>(;;-'v: 7^7/77
North American Co,—SEC Asked to Study Setup—
.
above
stocks.—V. 156,
$1.60 second preferred, and common
Full investigation
the Securities Act
and the rules and regulations thereunder, the stop order proceeding
will be dismissed and the registration statement declared effective.—
V. 156, p. 164.
<
■:
v':':;,;X ;
:gas
io56.
p.
"A"
209,137
.
Sundry expense —7'.
thereof
amounts
2,324,004
2,663,127
dividends
$5 first preferred,
prospectus
state clearly
shareholders to
the corporate surplus of B. N. & E., directors of latter concluded
should be suspended on the outstanding shares of its
income!
income
Net
credit to income.
would
have
1,752,676
969,512
Operating .profit
''
of accounting,
$1,550,876
•
income
years
Buffalo,
the
$1,769,855
7
oper.
Other
the Niagara Falls Power Co.,
and
Corp.
1939
$1,852,333
A—
Death
'
•
Profit
pending court review of an order of the Federal Power Commission
requiring Niagara Falls Power Co. to eliminate from its property
account
and
charge to its earned surpuls items aggregating $15,537,943, directors of Niagara Falls Power Co. will not declare dividends
upon its outstanding common stock, and that pending some clarifica;tion of ultimate effect of such proceedings, which may be Substantial,
payment of 'interest the price fell from $36 to $31%. It seems clear
on
the facts presented that anticipated interest payments were re¬
flected in the market price of the bonds at the date of acquisition.
It
Other
Interest
operated
and
Niagara & Eastern
subsidiaries of Niagara
Hudson Power Corp., respecting deferring action on dividends pending
clarification
of
proceedings
against the
companies, the SEC has
amended
its "death sentence" order against the Niagara group by
striking out the provisions^'hi order for hej/rings referring to dividend
payments by these two compa\ies^__
The Commission was infprmed"by letter dated Sept. 18, 1942, that
view
In
reflected
bonds had been purchased, for the most part,
date such interest was received; that the average
of these bonds was $36.29; and, that following
the
before
purchase
in
1940
"etcifV.7'■■*""*
revenue
Operating
reserved to cover this liability and expenses. ;'
shares (no par) preferred stock and
subsidiary of the Ogden Corp., formerly
a
company
revenue
freight,
.'.Express,1
Gross
10,000
Sentence Order—
been
purchased without accrued
purchase price. Inquiry disclosed,
added to the
findings
has outstanding
water
a
A
.
these
that
however,
shortly
unit
bonds
^having been
.
,
1941
$1,971,214
revenue
Passenger
estimated amount of $175,000 with
'V
v..;.
-..-v
states' that the cash held by New¬
7
1942
Years Ended June 30—
Mail
around Jamestown and Newport, Rhode
Island, has sold all of its operating properties and now holds only
cash, plus a minor amount of accounts receivable.
As at March 31,
1942, it held cash in the amount of $389,125.
7 7'7;;'7 '77777 ;"7 i
As at March 31, 1942, the dividends were arrears on the preferred!
stock in the amount of $475,000, or $47.50 per share.—V. 155, p. 506.
)
represented interest applicable to periods prior to the date of acquisi¬
interest
im its
Newport, which is
as
footnote disclosed
A
an
15, 1941.
Airlines, Inc.—Earnings—
Northwest
(no par) common. All of the common and 8,218 shares
the preferred are owned by Ogden Corp. 'The common stock has
equity, according to-the findings.
.
\ v.„;;7
no
predictable problems present themselves during and after the war."
able
'
'.
10,000 shares
of
.
liability in
Commission
Newport
Lend-Lease
"Income Statement"
tax
balance of $239,125 will be
security
obli¬
for servicing of debts; inter¬
These and many other un¬
exchange;
Approves Dissolution—
its
31,
income
,
week
will not all be distributed until it is determined whether this
contingent liability is due and owing. .Only $150,000, or $15 per share,
will ibe distributed to the preferred stock at the present time,the
of
restrictions
as:
markets;
output ot the,..Northern States Power Co. system for the
ended Sept. 19, 1942, totaled 37,442,000 kwh., as compared with
34,501,000 kwh. for the corresponding week last year, an increase, of
7 8.5%',—V; 156, p.' 1057.' '• •
; 7
..
: .77;.!y 7',
Electric
V.-
port
foreign
governments
inject additional
difficulties.
They arise
not
only from
the uncertainty as to the future existence or
rehabilitation
of
certain foreign countries but also
from such
factors
;
/
22
of
interest from March
problems of domestic investment are increased in times
should be understood that the purchase of bonds of
it
war
7
.
1942, corporation had accrued current liabilities
$1,836, with only known liabilities being cost of dissolution
estimated at $1,200.
In addition, however, there was a .contingent
March
As of
totaling
governments:
foreign
and
;
,
ties
Sept.
on
distribution
holders
government
by presenting
approved the application of the corporation
remaining assets to its preferred stock¬
dissolution of the company.
■
'
■':•••, ,
;*/
SEC
the
for
Electricity Production Up 8.5%—
obtain immediately the full redemp¬
may
Newport Water Corp.—SEC
Series—
can
governments as .well as domestic securities,
securities can be included in the
foreign
foreign
no
that
above bonds
tion price, including interest to the .date'of redemption,
the bonds to the aforementioned bank.—V. 156, p. 349.
The statement of
"International Series."
to
objectives" has been modified in its entirety and
"investment
to
which
amendments
the
In
series
Monday, September 28, 1942
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
1154
board
company
.
,
will
.
be
.
..
This
corporation is understood
to be concluding negotiations for the
purchase of all the motion picture interests of David O. Selznick,
of
the Industry's
The
and
plays,
right
the
transfer
to
is
said
to
include
all
its
present inventory
of stories
his contract list of players and directors, and well as the
completed pictures with -the exception of "Gone With
all
Wind."
one
outstanding producers.
;,
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4111
156
Volume
in the sale reportedly ■.were, given a valua¬
in the. croup were ."Jane Evre." "Kevs
on
which production assignments had
"Delilah,"
"Tales
of
Mystery
and
Imagination,"., and
well as other properties.
V ,
:
Story properties-Included
tion
of
-of-
been-
"Titanic,"
;
as
The
"Claudia,",
Kingdom,"
-made,
,
Oct.
mount
find
Robert
Stevenson,
780. vL,-:;/. /
p.
Patino
;
directors,-
("Wall
Street
//.,/V;V7.7;
Mines
&
directors
Sept.
on
;/
United
States
distribution
funds
made
was
■/••"
V
declared
21
dividend
a
the
at
rate
cents
share
for
15,
1942,
1942,
directors
share
per
150,
Nov.
2
also
the
on
declared
6%
the
usual
cumulative
holders of record Oct.
to
semi-annual
preferred
1.—V.
dividend
stock,
of
$50,
par
per share
Payment will be made
per share.
A similar
9d.
of
30
cents
value,
par
The
payable
similar distribution
as
payable
Nov.
made
was
Feb.
on
each
holders
to
this
on
compared with 35 cents in
45 cents
2
issue
on
the
of
four
of
record
May
30
Oct.
9.
•
1, last,
/
j
,
,
28,
G Mos. End. June 30-—
156, p. 699.
"■Profit.—V.
1941
1942
,
156, y.,346.
f
•
'
Pearson Co.,
The
SEC
company.for the right to withdraw its $1 par common stock from
listing and 'registration on the Chicago Board of Trade be reopened
Oct. 14 at the SEC branch in Chicago.-—V.
.on
12 Mos. End. June 30—
.
"Net
154, p. 2284.
77
Pennroad Corp.—Argument Set for Oct. 1—
,
cluded
'
Federal. Judge
Welsh
Philadelphia
at
has
Oct.
set
for
1
argument
paid
point raised by counsel for Pennsylvania RR.
on
holders
of
Pennroad
involved
•transactions
consummated
This
contention
also
of
,,,
him
in
This
'
'
'
.
w!ho
Pennroad
the Pennsylvania had
securities
contention
Pennroad,
whether
determining
railroad
of
suits
■
.
,.
•
combatted
was
the
told
allegedly
in
directors
by
the
;.///.:7/;7
who
of chance
Wolf,
Morris
He
asked
.been
additional
for
brought
into
Lor Oct. 1.
coal
time
Gross
^Taxes '
for
•
"incl:
not
were
not
•,
expended
funded
on
expected
to
at
or
*nd
Interest
paid,
'
•Sales
(-i-//--;-.-------
V.
156, p. ,1058.
726,871
696,683
$2,713,065
$2,315,685
1939
7
■
,
As
dividend
of
$1
payable Oct.
15
to
on
were
as
1941
share has been declared
per
holders of
Jan.
made
was
15, April
follows:
record
July
15,
Jan.
and
50
cents;
the
on
Sept. 22/
15
132,230
131,203
$1,763,175
607,531
541,214
.96,749
:
129,286
$1,645,990
676,000'
:
Feb.
15,
during
special
a
of
11,695
has
April 15 and July 15, 75 cents each, and Oct. 15, $1.-—V. 156, p. 436.
Light
93,605
252,816
246,549
241,120
Co.—Company Proposes to
Dispose of Investment in the Mississippi Public Serv. Co.
been
the
$623,513
$595,731
$607,616
the
filed
Pub.ic
the
with
•entire
of
The
the
action
Commission
and
Mississippi
consists
5,000
voluntary
entirely
an
not
Public
of
Service
shares
Co.r for
(no
on
Sept.
and
24
instituted
the
by
one
"death
sentence"
for
1
company
notes
payable
tin
Pennsylvania
the
to
Granting Annuities. •
The application states
for
Co.
<
•s
\
.
Lives
on
.<
J ,,:J
steps
to
the
end
that "its
7
and
conserve
Ballantyne,
of
system
conform
may
the
to
standards
of
Section
11(B)
Vice-President
company's
turned over to
system
11
7-
necessary
effectuate
to
the
provisions
of
to
production
and
electrical
has
and
reorganization
voluntary
a
to
Such plan among other things will pro¬
vide for the sale of Mississippi stock or the distribution of such stock
to
Peoples' holders, and the proposed transaction is described as
the initial step in carrying out such plan.
Mississippi,—V. 156,
Dec.
out
quantities include
at
July
thus
;
-
•
sales-
Gross
•
-•
$124,452
—
,Net profit before provision for Federal taxes—
V.
.7
'
hundreds
test
dian
•
and
income
'Estimated
:
net
*Eqttal to '$1.87
Note—The
the
the radio
connections.
As
of
dismantled
feet., of ..-trans¬
industry, being used to
result
a
satisfactory
a
solder
the
the die set,
war
of
net
a
$6,385,134
ishare. on the 1,898,570 shares' of -capital stock/
profit
the ; tax bill passed by
for
1942
is
■
in
radio
heavy
set
parts
cardboard
all
in
Federal.
means
of
providing for - income--and
the basis, of the .increased rates as provided in
7/f7
V
Pere
Marquette Ry.—Earnings—^
v
Period End. Aug.31—
Total
oper.
levenuesi.
/
Maint.
of
Maint.
of
$3,926,884
Canadian
coming
cartons,
into
and
the
of
expenses
for
Transp,
.
746,513
—V.
Net
•/
car
these
642,367
5,756,148
paid
4,873,331
556,747
•9,980,407
State
$1,260,644
for the
were
19,902
81,612
68,192
93,490
848,999
771,902
$6,900,050
17,404
_____
100,821
r——
i"
•
Cr646
/
$814,111
480,371
accruals—
2,812,725
first
half
$643,209
$514,815
$4,087,325
Equipment
Jt.
facil,
inet)^.
8,603
Br47,801
Dr 16,629
of
1942;
21,
20,
board.—V.
73,176
62,305
403,109
Net
ry.
oper.
$578,636 •/
income•
Dividend
Other
$404,709
$3,667,587
$4,210,513
2,564
1,719
30,470
38,481
394,965
in
April
17
21,
July
and-Dec.
21,
20,
$444,909
$4,093,023
$4,565,728
32,144
56,412
78,453
end
more
than
the
Total
Miscel.
Rent
income
deduc.
from
$613,788 Z
-
6,368
inc.
for leased roads &
equipment
Interest
on
Oil
! %
1941'
5,531
•
268,919
:
■'••A
.
•, •
"v-5,489
269,010
45,323
;
45.359
2,159,896
2,152,356
Oct.
2.
Oct.
21
like
A
with
and
the
on
15
i-<
Net'- income-$332,970
156v
p.
•
7877
"7^7
offering
twice
the
remained
special
offering
Dec.
amount
-20,
'
:$2,289,560
21,
of
59,100
marketer
^located
San
Co.-^Accumulated Div.—
dividend of $1.25
a
A
similar
in
the
Patricio
of
account
on
payable Oct.
distribution
made
was
15
to
this
on
7
'
1942—7 Mos.—1941
- ■/
.
$5,235,684
$50,766,160 $37,0.91,540
2,477,863
16,120,555
16,809,616
58,860; %2,055,150 /
375,804
■
2,477,611
2,186,955
$1,913,890
$390,106
330,408
182,874
231,074
152,416 /
$99,334
$30,458
420,564
$579,156
$284,720
2,013,224
11,320,390
4,122 615
1,443,773
379,327
7,003,706
2,566,894
$41,237
$4,316,685
-
—
$10,741,234.^ $3,837,895
__._7.___
:-<
«
,
—■
2,102,373
•
1,369,450
1,523,218
.
1,084,730
$1,555,721
.
have
share
Sept.
and
the
common
19.
1,
latter
.regular
stock,
like
A
April
on
the
on
declared
the
on
record
July
date
quarterly
1,
was
Oct.
1
of
extra
an
$5,
par
amount
and
25
dividend
puyable
paid
Dec.
of
Oct,
April
on
25
1
1
to
and
20,
and,
was
cents
1941,
also
paid.
152, p. 3357.
Pulp
Corp.—Protective
Committee
1
protective
/
be
meet
be
taken
the
is
matter
said
_
either by
the
preferred
steps
were
liquidation or any other method,
shareholders, with the intimation
taken
forthwith
the
matter
would
the courts.
that
pending
the
requested
company
further
some
delay
the
in
the
outcome
of
certain
negotiations
involving the
is proceeding with hydro-electric plans that contemplate the flooding of a part of the company's limits, and the
Quebec Government, which has a claim of approximately $1,800,000
against
x>n
which
the company.—V.
Railway
149,
p.
2379.
-1
*
•
Light Securities Co.—Asset Value—
The company
.
.
member
of
such
some
brought to
It
forthwith,
claims
unless
of
to
the
a
Paper
&
end
$184.71
of
reported
and
of Aug. 31 that the net assets
as
each
for
share
$227.94
of
preferred
Aug.
on
31,
stock,
1941,
and
were
against
to
equiva¬
$180.46
$10.98
for
share, against $10.42 and $16.58, respectively.—V. 156,
common
the
July
at
each
p.
787.
71-
prominent
a
of
short
shares
out-of-town
notice.
offered
trust
received
1942
,
sales
Cost
of
Net
Other
for
earnings from
income
Income
imme¬
the rules of the New York Stock Exchange
until 11:40 a.m.
1941
($46,571,975 $29,414,414
(incl. depreciation)^—38,001,169
goods sold
Selling, general and administrative expenses—-
com-
Subscriptions
were
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
—-----
(net)__^__..„__—_
5,833,760
5,011,320
$2,737,047
sales
;
charges
22,543,186
$1,859,908
157,176
196,830
187,72")
i:
136,549
with
fol'owed
Shields
shares
crude
Big
and
share
per
preference stock,
was
each
'
closely
<te
Co.
the
after
heavy
the
oversubscription
close
of
the
of
oil.
Lake-field,
Calhoun
Texas.
/
'
income
income
Preferred
-
before
taxes
—
$2,697,393
income and profits taxes—
1,062,164
531,227
$1,635,230
$1,379,861
—
$1,911,083
-
7
—------—n—
dividends
—
537,316
537,309
——
1,399,103
1,399,106
$1.56
Common
are
7
in
./(
1
Earnings per share on 702,000 common shares.-
producer
principal/producing interests
Reagan County, West Texas, and
in
Net
pre¬
Its
Counties
Net
Federal and foreign
of
market
6%
r
$138,267 ? $1,831,392
Co., Inc.—Obituary—
949,773
1941, and
"
1940.
made on
was
open
bv
1937,
1059,
p.
1942—Month—1941
opers..,..
directors
1,
that
*
from
number
offering
made
like
A
20,
205,056
addition,
to
common
cents
Virginian Railway ($25 par)
ferred stock, the largest, offering of this kind yet made.
7
Plymouth Oil Co. directly and through subsidiaries is a
and
—V.
the
common
30.
Oct.
.
bought
was
the
on
Sept.
since
income—$569,451
767.
p.
per
-should
Co.—Special
In accordance
books
This
the
'Sept.
—
debt;—-—.
'
record
first
committee lias been formed for the preferred shareconsisting of Rene Morin, Arthur Campbell and Gerald Ryan.
that following the formation of the committee representa¬
tions were made by it to the
company to the general effect that steps
$0.55
Pittsburgh has been elected
7. ''
7' 7.:;:-; / /"
1058.
p.
155,
.holders
$122,386
declared
compared
*
*
of
Parker
C.
stock
diately.
declared
of
the
for Preferred Stockholders—
.
as
share.—V.
per
336,555
Quebec
the
and ^provision ($719,000 in 1942) for
fOn 220,000 shares of common stock.
share has been
per
has
Arrearages
13,881,269
last,
the
$0.82
July 21, last,
on
on
156,
'pany,
331,802
last,
156,
prior
28.
revenue
of
—V.
cents.
23,414
32,588
income-.,-—
income
Sept,
Quaker Oats Co.
The
$13.75
value,
par
1940.
opers.;
July
Offering—Shields & Co.
Sept. 23 made a special offering of 15,000 shares of
capital stock (par $5) at 12%, with a commission of 50
372,473
15,
account
on
no
distribution
Pyle-National Co.—25-Cent Quarterly Dividend—
The
of
$180,813
share
cents
10
Aug.
Plymouth
Dr497,032
(net Dr)
rents
rents
$5
accrued
cents
•
this issue
Sherman
$5,030,017
Operating income —7'
stock,
It appears
1942
interest
share
per
similar
19,371,610
net
$759,519
on
'
$1
A
to
holders
12,
$7,968,536
revenue
lent
2,477,343
cents
2,10j,800
Taxes
;
,
New Director—
Cr2,030
299,296
the
on
expenses
$7,557,360
i-A
10
165.
computed at the rate of 40' /.
1-2J
common
depreciation,
ApTil
on
amount
21: to
May
revenues
1942—6 Mos.—1941
taxes
payable Oct, 21 to holders of record
April
527,223
common
with
p.
3,063,824
Total
156,
8,855,039
/,>
1.
including Jan.
paid.—V.
expenses
—V. 156,
$11,544
and
and excess profits, taxes.
on
of
preferred
Oct.
share has been
per
Oct.
on
also
revenue
Net
being
are
goods."—V.
war
Sudsldiary, Greenville Steel Car Co.)
.1
dividend
stock,
to
opers.:
car
Total
155, p. 2285.
A
record
malnt.-;L^v.- / 1,704,494
Auxiliary
Pittsburgh Screw ■& Bolt Corp.—10-Cent Dividend—
/
3,089,767
70,187
invest— //•/■.
tax
•3,597,994
1,125,297
$1,123,579
Railway
440,817
cents
was
Aluminum Co.,
!
-
67,017
•
operations
General
/
1,299,877
L—
•Miscell.
;
25
cars.
other
General
Philco
was increased to
7rate of 45% for June, and
for the quarter included an adjustment
covering
for the preceding five months,*—V. 155, p. 2285.
Quarter End. June 30—
•After,
'
the
on
compared
as
dividend
a
cumulative
said
were
payable
record
Conducting
7/V"•.
1942—8 Mos.—1941
'
equipment—
Traffic
•Transportation
(
77
-"7-
year,
30, 1940.—V, 156,
(Revenues and expenses of car and
auxiliary operations>
Maint.
/All
acute
an
provision,
(And Wholly-owned
-
•income
$3,205,525, $27,721,956 $25,740,784
.'•571,672
&, St rue.
way
1.942—Month—1941
-v./
$6
Total revenues
'
/.// '7
Dec.
Jan.
on
j.
found
are
account
•fEarnings per
the House .ofRepresentatives.*—V; 156, p.7346.
the
Period Ended July 31—
available
to alleviate
1942—3 Mos.—-1941
$640,817
;*Net profit
after
this
of
Pullman Co.—Earnings—
engineering
Pittsburgh Forgings Co.—Earnings—
,,
"2,610,727 % 2,755,792
1
on
quarter since and
of
cents
Sleeping
and
ways
were obtained
Prior to June 1 Federal taxes
The tax
.
Paper Co.—Dividends—
a
April 1 and July 1, last.
per share were also made
July
disbursed
was
25
having
only 20'Jo
requirements, based
the
of
Government
packed
are
Notes—(1)
7
$7,135,361
1—
——;-r-
profits taxes on
excess
profits taxes
excess
profit
1941
on
cents
on
accumulations
A
1942
entire
equipment.
Subs.)—Earnings—
.
by the
the
•
Total
of
additional 5%
Junelo—
for
the
to
passed
as
rates
15, April 15 and July 15, last, and in each quarter during
•1941.
Arrearages, after the current.. payment.,..will amount to $27.50
-Jper-*shwre.->»-V;- 186,- p." '964.
the number of die parts held in stock, and 175
valuable alloy steel were accumulated from old dies.
large quantity of socket head screws, used for. mounting
a
profit
.income
Pepsi*Cola Cot
5
and
1942,
$1,
par
holders
* After depletion; depreciation, amortization/and U. S. and Canadian
(2)
152, p*. 2248,
of
made
a
The directors have declared
of
;1942 amoufnted7to $870,520 against $225,850 in the like period of 1941.
J No provision was made for excess profits taxes.
'
5,101
^v 6 Mos. End.
:
.;
7:7
,Estw profit after chgs., but before U. S. & Cana-" 7
of
1,
30, 1S41, and
dividend
issue
releasing
reduced
Period End. June 3Q-—
.
applicable
1942,
average
been
regular
15,
holders
Pepsi-Cola Albany Bottling Co., Inc.—Earnings—
Earning^ lor the Six! Months Ended "June 30, 4.94,'i
rate
of
has
to
tons
138
'taxes.
?
and
15 to holders of
Operating
•Net
Act
at
drastically
highly
"Many
i,
'
p. 786.
industry
steel
Pittsburgh Coal Co.—Earnings—
Mississippi Public-Service Co. purchases natural gas from seven
gas companies and sells the product in nine communities in
&
declared
$1,
t
natural
northeastern
of
factories
'provisions of Section 11 <B).
The
worked
the
,carefally~preserved and used to ship out finished
p, 1058.
'
'
the
period
George B. McCallum, President, died Sept. 22 at Northampton, Mass.
—V. 156, p. 1059.
'shortage.
of
plan
with
comply
made
Puget Sound Power & Light
electrical
developed
^segments of the die on
Section
$0.89
shares
charge
absolutely needed in current war production,
In normal
large number of dies to manufacture radio set parts is kept on
service all outstanding Philco radio sets.
By reviewing service
a
addition,
7-
7-1-':7(
file With the Commission shortly
under Section 11 (E) ;of the Act
the
made each
when
materials,
facilities at Philco have been
the. waif;
essential material in
an
Philco
reduce
In
have
par
April
on
amount
cardboard cartons.
requirements for the duration
//V'-
7
Peoples' will
/
be
may
as
(B).
in
scarce
"Special efforts have been made to collect and turn
(tons
/■
169,742
.■/7.7.7: y/y/ ;'
preferred stock
stock,
possible
carefully
company's tin
consumption, by 40,000 pounds a year.
1941
hand to
of
the Act, and the proposed sale by Peoples of its investments in Missis¬
sippi is part of a general program in line with its policy of endeavor¬
ing to effect-an orderly liquidation of such of the properties in its
1942
estimated
Revenue
was
say:
the
regularly
conveyors,
permanent
times
holding
the
the
Propper-McCallum Hosiery
to
on
'
company
all
reuse
materials not
and
>
Pressed Steel Car Co., Inc.—25-Cent Dividend—
126 tons of skeleton steel from the press
miscellaneous iron and steel, 210 tons of paper,
duration "of
cable,
content,
on
•'"<!,«"
taken
has heretofore voluntary
Peoples
take
to
Insurances
\
■
that
it -subsidiaries
caused
or
the
research,
to
"'
to
salvaged in substantial
of
television
make
against
Power. "
proposes
John
result
is
of heavy
"Solder is
,
the
as
proceedings
by
a
and
tons
tons
mission
apply the proceeds from the sale of the
Mississippi stock to payment and retirement of a like amount of serial
company
effort
further, goes
as
materials
330
six
"All
ail
;
$1941
$151,557
$1.45
tOn
taxes,
for
55'%,- the
on
964.
p.
stock,
p. 2462.
together with large quantities of other
program
shops,
$420,000
being
par)
shares of Mississippi's stock.-
outstanding
is
has
Peoples Light &
The
the
in
investment
issued
The
;
SEC,
investment
cash.
in
conforming with the "death sentence" provisions
an application
proposes to sell to Federal Water & Gas Corp; its
Utility Holding Company Act, company in
income
provision
provision
accumulations
as
-of. brass, 45 tons of aluminum,
/
V
1942
L
ti»r.
based
1941
payable Oct.
A
"""
of
$730,754
nation's
collected
"Other
As an iniital step in
Federal
The directors have declared
of
--be used iir the production of new steel,
Power
&
of
scrap,
salvage
Peoples
$1 16
Portland Gas Light Co;—Accumulated Dividend—
,
10,891
116,015
■
Corp.—Salvages 120 Carloads of Steel Turnings
part
"This
$2;
7
share__,._«^_„^^./._„/.'
and
1942,
156,
on
each
676,000
60,864
218,451
259,110
•
7bf opeartions.
7 The. announcement
distribution
Payments
139,399
"
$1,629,233
243,000
depree.)
tor
announced
stock,
common
similar
A
last.
15,
:
$3,082,166
167,843
Co.—Earnings—
'/! •//'-'
•
-
common
Distributions
120 carloads, or 4,800,000 pounds, of steel turnings have
been salvaged in Philco's plants in the first six months of
1942, it was
Peoples Gas Light & Cok'e Co^$l Dividend—
A
.
2,
on
''1941
$1 40
approximately
and
stock
materials,
war
>
of
the
on
/In Six Months—
$20,239,476 $17,314,711 ■;
Sept.
dividend of 5 cents per share on the
participating dividend of 25 cents per
quarterly dividend of $1 per share on the 4%
mon-cumulative preferred stock, par
$100, all payable Oct. 1 to holders
of record Sept, 25.
Participating dividends of 50 cents each were paid
670,851
tax.
Bal. avail for divs.
—v; 156, p. 787.
:
charges and taxes____,„„
Federal
The
share
$2,429,370
$1,870,827
other/deducts.
A- Philco
Period Ended Aug. 31—
and
1942
^Adjusted.'
\
The directors
been
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—August Sales Up 17.2%—
-1942—Month—1941 -VO 1942—8 Mos.—'1941
•
2
ex-dividend
.
7
Port Huron Sulphite
Co.--Earnings\
per
year.--V.
7'
1940
charges
-Retir. exps,
.
June
stock
$245,717
year
House.
818,070
earnings.
Amort. &
argument Oct. 1 both sides will file briefs with the court
decree by Judge Welsh will be entered laUr.:—V. 156, p. 699.
-7
a
ull
charges
rate
entire
debt,
be
$2,473,876
/ 7
Sept, 19.
Sept. 1,. last.
1604.
Note—The
in¬
1941
95,605
the
the
on
record
and
.
and
Following
v
>
fLoss.
$2,622,276
:
made:
profit
•After
Fed.
tax)
were
ruled
1
share
per
of
June
on
share
capital stock.
■
'Federal, income
•
Water
cents
holders
to
612.
p.
Pond Creek Pocahontas
tEarnings
1940'
accounts
Interest
tax
per
paid
1939.
'
Net
his argument as he had just /
the date was fixed, by the court
,!
>v
;
'
$42,016
were;
loans
1942 -V"
maint.)-
lnot
income
•
prepare
and
1941
$2,784,502
revenues
Oper.:, (incl.
a
to
proceedings
Suburban
12 Mos. End. Aug.-31—-
were
counsel
of
They
payments
Exchange
6 Mos. End. June 30—
royalties, $15,440.—V. 156,/p. 517.
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania.
new
profit
155,
common
general way that Pennroad Corp.
itself would strenuously insist upon the full award going to It with
mo
strings attached.
He said the award will go into the treasury of
Pennroad and be distributed by it according to its needs and policies.
court
net
corporate
1
paid
$7,759,519
income- alter
p.
$394,374;
paid excessive prices in pur¬
for benefit of
the
period.
Pennsylvania
has
1934,
50 cents.
Curb
156,
each
sales
•Net
$131,169; amortization of bond discount and expense, $79,410; deprecia¬
tion and depletion, $1,228,000;
amortization of culm and slush banks,
provision for doubtful accounts, $80,543,'and amortization
were
award the court may make
-
j
accounting
arriving at
in the
cash
made
was
connected with
chase
Overficld-Weigle
share in any
to
counsel, during a hearing
assist
,to
their
owned
in
in
in
For
$798,729,
cents
company
dividends
dividend of 50
a
cents
and Nov. 4,
per
$42,016 t$l,030,376 t$3,128,527
$2,968,116;
by Robert T. McCracken, chief Pennsyl¬
last' month on report of the com¬
three financial experts which was appointed by Judge Welsh
RR.
mittee
the
in
-
,
•
vania
who
entitled
were
Pennroad,
.to
Corp.
that only those stock¬
securities at time of the
1942
profit
"After, taxes, depreciation, -depletion, interest, etq.
Major charges aggregating $4,897,671 accrued in
v
The
at
61
or
'
<
t
the
1941.
earnings.
reported
$628,176,
Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
—V.
^Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co. (& Subs.) —
Earnings—
the application of
substantial
was
stock
as
payable Oct,
30
1942.—V.
Earnings
*$23,154
(
T'
Inc.—Delisting Hearing Reopened——
Sept. 22 ordeied that the hearing on
on
23,
■Net
taxes——$1,917
of
well
declared
$10,
par
with
York
; Pollak
Net
''r
,
'Net loss After all charges And
period
of
net
with
156, p. 1058.
16 Mos. End. June 30-^-
Philadelphia Insulated Wire Co.—Earnings—
1941 were as follows: Jan. 15, 00 cents; June 5,
25 cents; Oct. 28, 30 cents, and Dec. 30, 50 cents.
1942,
compared
as
the following
New
Sept.
quarters and
1
,
1941
The
A
•
1925
have
stock,
cents each,
common
1 and Aug.
preceding
1, 1941.—V. 156, p. 612.
cents on
directors
compares
During
:
the
on
'
•
since
record
30,
corresponding
1941.—V.
common
share has been declared
per
long
a
June
share,
per
Pneumatic Scale Corp., Ltd.—50-Cent Common Div.—
$1.50
156, p. 611.
Philadelphia Electric Co.—30-Cent Dividend—
A dividend
stock/no
Feb.
the
had
ended
cents
dividends
This
,
and 50 cents on
s-:;-7. (//V////-/
i
during
Sept. 30,
cents;
—V.
April 30,-1942,
on
:
.
Payments
50
cents
75
77
1940 and
.
June
months
to
cash
has
company
six
equal
.
;
last, as compared with 50
31,
Aug.
on
75
of
the
a
1.7 A
The
(Inc.)—To
of 3s.
The
«
quarterly dividend of 10 cents
payable Oct. 26 to holders of record
stock,
common
fi'&P'-.v
,
Share—"•
per
payable Oct. 15 to stockholders of record Oct. 1.
In
Journal.'*)—V.
;
Enterprises Consolidated
•Pay Another Dividend of 75 Cents
The
V
17" declared
Sept.
-on
the
on
like amount was disbursed on this issue on
April 25 and
July 25, last, as compared with 20 cents on Jan. 26, 1942. Payments
during 1941 were as follows;/. Jan. 25, 15 cents; and April 25, July 25
and Oct..25, 10 cents each.
.
contracts would
go
to Paramount include Vivien
Joan Fontaine, Ingrid
Bergman, Dorothy McQuire, Jennefer
Valerie Hobson, K. T. Stevens and Alan Marshal.
The Para¬
corporation also will acquire the services of Alfred Hitchcock
Leigh",
directors
share
per
Players -whose
Jones,
Philadelphia Co.;—10-Cent Common Dividend— A
y
Included
$1,250,000.
the
•
No4e—As
and
final
—,—--—-——
dividends
the
tax
new
revenue
law pending before Congress
liability cannot be determined,
provision
$1.20
is unfinished
has been
made
making
the House Bill.
provided in
Canadian income
1
the
Net
■%
311,165
-356,689
$6,119,694
341,758
296,449
$5,294,363
323,329
bef.
income
$6,951,308
$6,165,003
$5,431,486
$6,175,953
2,615,496
taxes
inc.
and
profits
2,084,559
Net
taxes—--
of
begin,
1,289,975
year
1,012,930
$4,141,511
16,277,164
-
$5,163,023
rhas been
-
in
,:y
Assets—
Cash
(less reserves)—————_/ / 6,057,223
materials, prod, and suppl.
12,219,167
securities, direct, and guaranteed5,807,004
14,819,667
Municipal securities
-———
——
—
buildings, machinery and equipment——
rights, patents and goodwill
Trade marks, trade
2,136,436
prospects for
upon
;;;
:^l-vvV
'•",■-,»■••
-
259,198
,
said,
are
in
Liabilities—
"',l'
*
v
■
subsidiaries, partially
Due to U. S.
«,3,240,570
17,298
to
.owned—T
■'
•' ./■
"it will be
reorganization pro-
1940, and with reorganization
>;,■■■
If1':
subridiaries—//—l/j/'266,648
,42/:-/^-U'—//:.y:; 270,000
550,000
2,250,000
advertising———-—1,600,000
991,698
1,109,679
Reserves for
18,000,000
15,210,000
/ 13,713,168
15,210,000
other contingencies
and
Reserves
for
Reserves
for non-consol.
insurance
European subsidiaries-
cumulative preferred stock ($100 par)—
stock (702,000 no par sharesC
;—
6%
Common
Surplus
18,000,000
14,282,705
(compare V. .154, p.
July 20, last
*
,/-'r
.
the
,
transaction/ said
,
the
for
of
formation
the
of
Service
Public
new
a
Water
Louis Suburban
St,
>
approval
Missouri
the
volves
Co,
reorganization
proposed
be known at
to
company
filed
was
The
Commission -Sept/ 14.
in¬
plan
first
the
as
.
/Mott would contribute $8,050,000 to the St. Louis County Water Co.
this would be used to retire the company's outstanding first mort-
.
.
'
^
$894,375.
already owned by Mott as the company's only obligation.
The Suburban Water Co. then would buy this stock from
of
capital stock to Mott and borrowing $8,500,000 from banks.
Water Co. would take over the property and assets
St. Louis County Water Co., giving in return 20,813 shares of
common stock,
which would be retired and canceled. The Suburban
000
Suburban
The
the
its
the Diocese of Altoona, Pa.
Roman Catholic Bishop of
:
;
Mott. for
$11,620,000 after the company had raised $11,"750,000 by selling $3,250,-
;C".
1219).—V. 156, p. 788.
bonds, preferred stock and bank loans and still leave a balance
This would leave the 22,000 shares of common stock
gage
v
of
1,378,593
259,679
payable
purch. contract pay. (ann. to 1948 incl.)
Reserves for inventory shrinkage
Patent
in
Application
declared an extra dividend of 25 cents per
share and the regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share on the
common
stock/ both payable Oct. 20 to holders of recox-d Oct,
10.
Like amounts were disbursed on this issue on Jan. 20, April 20 and
610,199
270,000
650,000
2,250,000
2,050,000
European
Dividends
share has. been > declared oh. the r6r/o
,,$100, on account of accumulations,
by Stil'el, Nicolaus & Co., St. Louis,
statement issued
with
The directors on Sept. 21
3,816,995
V
5,829
,
-
par
stronger financial position."
a
A
Mott
early reor¬
an
•
Rochester Button Co.—Extra Distribution—
$1,528,109
./$1,462,965
per
stock,
to
and
11,086,767
'/"';
'V
.
——„
liabilities
Accrued
Due
•"
payable
Accounts
'
.
representing
this would be accomplished by replacing
first mortgage bonds bearing .an average interest rate of 3.B5& with
new
bonds at 3.25%
and replacing $6 a share" preferred stock with
debentures bearing 4V2%
interest.
!
Also, the statement said, the present bank loan will be retired and
the working capital increased.
There will be no change irt "personnel
and management and operation of the company will continue to be
:,/■' in the hands of those now in charge," it, was stated.
>
'
•?», :
;
/ :
15,062,540
$58,682,026 $60,312,109
—
,
.
(Mo.) "Star Times" Sept: 15 had the following:
Purpose of the proposed financial reorganization of the St.' Louis
County Water Co. by Charles S. Mott;:-Michigan capitalist, who owns
all the common stock, is to "place the company owning the property
of
Total
:.
.
(
Mills Co., Ltd.—;75-Cent Dividend
cents
75
'j
•:.-'/ The St. Louis
the company, did not
'disclose recent earnings but said that on Aug. 29 assets'totaled $2,261,053.
Current assets were listed, at $933,685, against current'liabili¬
ties-of $44,130.
(Chicago "Tribune," Sept. 19.)—V. 144, p. 950.
t
.
of
15
Oct.
ization- Explained—
company
Carey, Jr., trustee in bankruptcy for
P.
James
•
50,000
i
2,192,942
448,753
15,412,800
11,058,233
and investments
Insurance and other prepaid expenses——
Other, receivables
"Land,
7,048,010
based
•
,i-v:;//' St. Louis County (Mo.) Water Co.—Proposed Reorgan¬
^possible to save the property."
Another hearing on
;ceedings is scheduled for Oct. 15.".
--
5,859,478
Inventories of grain,
Government
,
a
since September,
provement
$3,990,014
receivable
Accounts
:
little more than a j'ear ago, the company
petitioned for reorganization.
At that time it was said the company
had lost money l'o-r 10 years, but that there had been a steady im¬
liquidation
Near
31, '41
Dec.
June 30,'42
$5,485,904
_
be
to
appears
ganization,. ' /•'.
Balance Sheet
Consolidated
*
in banks—————
bonds
the
in
been
preferred
2,569,..,compared with
were
\
holders of record Sept. 30.
A like amount was
disbursed on Jan. 15, April 15 and July 15, 'last, as compared with
50 cents each quarter during 1941.
A special nf $1:50 on adcourtt of
accruals was also paid on Dec. 22, last.—-V. 156, p. 261.
:'
*
payable
to lend-lease and other Government agencies, resulting in
earnings.
Brokers said a large part of the current interest
sold
increased
:
$4.64
*
hand and
on
'
dividend
A
12, .1942,
v.
•
Reorgani-
year, the bonds closed on Sept, 18 at 77 bid. substantial, part; ot the company's products, .officials
being
'
$14,282,705 $15,034,111 $16,277,164
.
/
.
$5.82
$4.28
$4.37
on
702,000 com. ■shares--;' L :
,
the
A
'
acquired on Oct, 6, 194i; from the National
included in the figures for the four weeks
stores
12, 1942.—V. 156, p. 789.
cumulative
which
bankruptcy since April, 1941, have more than tripled in
the first of this year.
Quoted at 21. bid near the start
since
value
of
<
33,143
31,890
35,798
31,868
end of year! $13,713,168
share
i .V
■
$0.87
,
,
1103.
this corporation, a Chicago pork processing
Bonds of
of Sept.
1941.
84
have
Co.
ended Sept.
zation Scheduled for Oct.-15— •; •j.
16,578,394
the
of
Grocery
.
,.
per
share—$0.79
per
112,500 shares of common stock.—V. 154, p.
Roberts & Oake, Inc., Chicago- -Hearing On
$4,335,812- $4,080,444
14,184,293, 15,034,111
Surplus res., net incr.—
Surplus,
1
1941
$98,409
$88,369
taxes-—-;— "/
all charges and
after
income
♦On
$18,520,105 $19,114,555 $20,418,675 $21,741,417
1,074,607
Preferred dividends—__
1,074,628
1,074,621
1,074,606
3,497,765
Common dividends——/
2,798,212
2,798,212 ' 3,497,765
.858,737.
Past serv. ret. annuities
902,229
923,218
780,303
Earnings
Sales
as
St. Lawrence Paper
6 Mos. End, June 30—
.
Net
Total
■
an
operation
2,952 on Sept. 13,
organized and existing under
office and does business- in New
•
$46,269,768.$39,058,.224 $414,464,862 $326,858,725
—
In
Stores
corporation
has
Jersey,
Sales
the subject matter of the action,
take jurisdiction in the action
to
•
income
Surplus,
New
a
that the District
contentions
cn
over
Rieke Metal Products Corp.—Earnings—
/ ;■ '■// /// 1942
\
"Earnings
Net
Federal and foreign
is
defendant
•
and that this action concerns the validity of
of the State of New Jersey.—V. 156, p. 260.
laws
498,549
based
refuse
/
4 Weeks Ended
36 Weeks Ended
Sept. 12, '42 Sept.13, '41 Sept. 12, '42 Sept. 13, '41
.
1
and other States,
Jersey
$6,090,686
/ 583,816
186,206
$6,996,832
from sales
earns,
Other income „——_—//
Income charges ——i—/;
were
should
court
of
laws
.
—
the
the
because
dismissal
for
not have jurisdiction
does
that
and
Period—
,
•
,
Petitions
Court
'41 Dec. 31, '40 Dec. 31, '39
Net sales —$90,140,230 $72,982,069 $58,987,394 $59,901,170
Cost of goods sold (inch.
; •
' •
depreciation)
72,156,479 56,698,496 44,450,060 43,582,299
Selling, general and ad¬
ministrative expenses10,986,919
10,164,479
9,242,972 10,228,18j
June 30, '42 Dec. 31,
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Sales Show Gain
•
,
.
settled.
Consolidated Earnings
Years Ended—
directors from
this action is
plaintiff asks judgment enjoining officers and
any
distribution of its annual profits until
The
and surtax at the total rate of 45%,
No Federal excess profits tax is payable.
and profits taxes are provided for at rates applicable.
tax
income
normal
Federal
for
\>i*
Monday, September 28, 1942
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
1156
Co.
Water
Wis.,
are offering at prices ranging from
100 and interest to
101.97 and interest $775,000 2%%, 3%, 3V4% direct dio¬
cesan obligation first collateral
trust serial bonds.
—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend,
and
Co.,
then
change its name to the St. Louis County Water
would
old
the
Water
County
Louis
St.
would
Co.
assume
new
a
probably the Missouri Water Co., for the sole purpose of owning
Lexington
(Mo.) Water Co., which Mott purchased last week.
name,
the
—V.
155,
1845.
p.
:
,
'-.//..
...
,
/"
.■
semi-annually May/1, 1943 to May 1,
Savage Arms Corp.—Earnings— /■'
.v.,
1955.
Bonds are in coupon form in denominations of $5,000, $1,000,
\
J
**
>'<,,*
s ••
—*3 Months, i 6 Months
$500 and $100 registerable as to principal, interchangable.
Principal
Period Ended—
■'■'//.../ :/-/'
Mar. 31, '42 June 30, '42
and interest payable M & N at the office of Marshall & Ilsley Bank,
4Net profit
.1——
// $500,529
$875,607
Milwaukee, Wis!, trustee, or at option of holder, at offices or agencies
Earns, per sh. on 670,860 sha. of capital stoefcLl /.;'* ;" $0,74
°
$1.30
of the obligor at Pittsburgh, Pa., or at Chicago, 111., or at West Bend,
;
- -♦After charges and Federal taxes at-proposed rates.—V. 156, p, 438.
Wis.
The Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust Co., Pittsburgh;* Continental Illinois
National Bank & Trust Co., Chicago, and First National Bank of West
Bend/ West Bend, Wis., will be designated such paying agencies. Both /'.;r,';. Seaboard Finance Corp.—Earnings-r-. vv;//.*
principal and interest will be payable in lawful money i.of the United
.».•- '
Earnings for the Nine Months Ended. Jane* 30, 1942
'4 K
States of America/; Joseph C. Moser, Milwaukee, Wis./ co-t'rus"tee.
Net income after charges and" taxes—• •/
$187,221
■S" All
bonds maturing on and
before May 1, 1946, bear interest to
Earnings per share on 110,319 common shares—^
$1.05
maturity at
per annum;
all bonds maturing Nov. 1, 1946, to
—V. 156, p. 1059.'
"
-'..o;''. '■-'.//'./-v ;
and
including May 1, 1951, bear interest to maturity at 3# per
annum; and all bonds maturing on and after Nov. 1,
1951, bear in^,5
Sealed Power Corp., Muskegon, Mich.—Expansion—
.terest to maturity *at 3V+'/w per annum.
\
' '* • /" •- *!';■■:;■,?+'s *
The company, in .an official
announcement, released -on Sept. 16,
The bonds will be issued under an indenture dated as of July
1,
said:
h
1942, and executed by Most Rev. R. T. Guilfoyle, as Roman Catholic
/. This corporation continues expansion with construction
now under
Bishop of *th# Diocese of Altoona, Pa., for himself and his successors
way on a new $1,950,000 project under Government contract for the
as
Bishop and not individually, -to Marshall & Ilsley Bank, trustee,
Dated July 1, 1942; due $31,000
«
•
,
/—///_———L;——-L/J$58,682,026 $60,312,109
Total
/- "After depreciation
1941.—V.
of $15,587,957 in 1942 and $15,245,235 in
reserve
155, p. 1684. ■
-
*
Reading Co.—Earnings—
'
r
'
•
"
31—
Period End. Aug.
Total
ry.
oper.
revenues
Total
ry.
oper.
expenses
V Net
'
$3,778*591
1,639,926
$2,794,188 $24,521,019 $17,498,343
$2,138,665
49,326
(net) ~7?r25,572
$1,632,693 $14,524,531 $11,286,250
31,407
1,260,679 / f 599,025
CV629
.Dr228,094
.Cr5.694
$2,063,767
$1,601,915 $13,035,758 $10,692,919
from ry, oper.
rev.
accruals
tax
Railway
operating
Ry.
income
(net Dr)__
rents
Equip
facil.
Joint
Net
rents
income,
oper.
ry.
1942—Month—1941 5
1942—8 Mos.—1941.
$9,164,065
$7,204,783 $66,534,856 $51,100,132
5,385,474'
4,410,595 42,013,837 33,601,789
1,161,495
6,212,093
9,996,488
....
.
,t
•
and
v-:
New Chairman—
//,:
^
rr
:/..
156, p. 869.
-
*;
'
_
i
_
' ;
•
Reeee Button-Hole Machine
v
dividend
A
of
cents
10
Co.—10-Cent Dividend—
share has been
per
declared on the common
payable
1
Oct,
to
':////
Jstock,
accumulations
of
account
dividend of' 50 cents per share on
a
the
on
$2
class
preferred
mumulative
issuance
by
A
•
*
The
"
--
the
proceeds of the bonds will be disbursed upon
net
obligor
after
♦Profit
•
Co.—Earnings—
but
//
—V.
before
/
taxes
,
$828,541
$479,178
$665,649
(&
Subs.),^Earnings— v
://'V "/■'1942 V
profit"--I——-.I---—$229,669
Earns, per share on 222,855 shares
r
3 Months Ended June 30—
stock---
and
1941
after
to
for
excess
Federal
$0.77
profits tax.
income
and
$1,000,000.—V, 155, p. 2286.
$0.09
-.
1942
7
excess
,,
in
profits taxes
//
1942
/; /'
i
income
;
;
profits
excess
taxes
depreciation,
and
interest, and estimated provision for
profits taxes based on 1941 Revenue Act.
excess
for the
-
»
•
•
/•
profit
of
$820,918,/or
profits taxes.
excess
cash
of
of
$348,346,
$853,974
on
•
$2.83
per
common
assets, ,-of $1,801-,751, and
30,
1941.
Total
were
current
obligated
•
$554,575.—V. 155, p. 2286.
*
.meat
Dismissal of Action
Motions
U.
S.
based
District
cn
against
and board of directors
Greensboro
»N. C.\
Mary* B. Healty,
*
in
•
early
summer,
Charging Fraud In Stock Handling-
jurisdictional grounds to dismiss action started in
Court
were
tf. S.
the
and the company's officers
filed Sept, 18 in- the office of the Clerk of
company
making
the
complaint filed
directors
of
the
engaged in illegal arrangement to enrich themselves at the
the corporation, secretly and fraudulently causing the
of discriminatory payments on the part of common stock of
of
Net
of
dismissal, filed separately by the company, officers and
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., are to be heard by Federal
Judge Johnson ,J. Hayes on Oct. 9,
.
..
'
?l / [
,
directors, and
,
31—
*.
income
income
from
Net
income
Net
transferred
charges
all
after
and
/
:
-
.
except
.
.
excess
profits
"
V
,
per
share—
balance
sheet
—.
of
as
May
31,
1942,
2039/
VJ
'
$378,157
,109,963
$274,792
$268,194
1,200,000
1,150.000
' 1,200.000
$0.15
$0.14
$0.24
Federal
has
been
income
made for
has been
tax
new
tax law
six
for
$0.22
excess
/
profit tax, but a
which company,
provided
sufficient
now
months
Coffey has
E.
Ray
been
elected
to
General
Manager
of
plants.
He
will
maintain
his
-v
/-
the
office
p.
1-317.
•'
■
.,
/
all
board
Brooklyn
the
in
.
*
X
directors.
of
and
He
6 Mos. End. June 30—
before
Profit
?Federal
(N. Y.)
plant.—V. 155.
Jamaica
->■■* ;
t'-.
'
' /
/
Net •profit
:
$219,284
"98,878
100,777
$72^95
$118,507
♦$0.34
$0.56
profits taxes//—_
/
1941
-
$171,173
excess
:
:
1942
-
taxes—
income and
also
Island
Long
■/.Sheller Manufacturing Corp.—Earnings—
^__^/'
.
-;Earnings-per share^u«i__-,4i.—
*On 213,839 shares.—"V, 156,. p. 701.
•
Shrcveport
-
Holders
1941
been
$3,793,892
New
1942
*
showed
Laundries,
170,999
69,546
of
$2.20
(
v
"... i..;
of
first
requested
Orleans,
Inc.—Deposit of Bonds
/'/.
to
mortgage
6Va%
promptly
send
La., trustee,
their
15-year
to
bonds
the
sinking
C
the
6 V2 %
bonds.—V.
129,
p.
bonds
National
have
Bank
in
bonds tp
deposited, inter¬
for new
1929.
Signal Oil & Gas Co.—Earnings—
6 Mos. End. June 30—
Net-Income after all
Earnings- per
.
fund
Hibernia
for exchange
of refinancing.
As bonds are
est on the new bonds for the first six months of 1942 will be paid and
a
certificate of deposit issued by the trustee pending the deposit of all
-22,334
153,334
total
.7'....
(La.)
be issued under a plan
-
1),
$564,584
289,792
/
and provision for Federal income taxes.
provision
consider
,
Boston)
1942—6 Mos.—1941
;
>
$171,287$170,522'
becomes
$5,685,554, of which $1,040,630 was cash on hand and in
/ y4,153,
of
Sheffield Farms Co., Inc.—New Director—
./*
current assets
banks and
$300,480 represented United States Treasury tax notes.
Current lia¬
bilities .were $3,956,141,
giving net working capital of $1,729,413.—
The
Corp.
1,150,000
Sought—
,1,810,008
485,408
483,966
72,596
$6.68
taxes-
-
Shares of capital stock outstanding——i,——
Earnings
Sons
1942—3 Mos.-r~19.41
;
depreciation
the
1941, prior to which quarterly
155, p, 2372.
/
/ ! >
to cover increased rates anticipated under
being considered by Congress.
ended June 30, 1941,. amounted to $10,208,694,
compared with $9,251,046 for the like 1941- jreriod.—V/155, p. 2286.
/
operations after all chargesearned surplus
■
to
per
for
Sales
for
prov,
record
made on
.
——$9,258,853
—
cents
25
holders of
been
775,000
,
——
—
Schrafft &
stk. outst.
share.„
cap.
officials
/the
10,061,467
A—-
2287.
F.
W,
profit"
of
Not'e—No
Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
6 Mos. End. May
of
corporation.
Petitions
p.
Federal
a
company
expense
131,
Sales
District Court.
stockholder of the company, in
alleges that In 1911 officers and
a
"Net
reserve
Reynolds Tobacco Co.—Replies to Suit—Asks V
Russell
before
♦After
•
This issue of bonds-—-———/—
—V.
(R. J.)
(Including
Earnings
/ • -•
4,137,618
property values of all parishes individually
collateral mortgages and Diocesan assess-
to
75,348
be
of
on'
notes,—-
stock since and including Oct. 1,
$245,870
-.$1,600,240.
properties individually
,
_
employ¬
//vv/
of
dividend
1
178,986
"'-
$1,163,540
436,700
-------•''-./--r-----'------—
of
Aggregate
against
the. respective
of
value
quarterly
a
payable Oct.
$350,253
'
.
mortgaged-
/
liabilities
$740,245
"
———C-—Av—Li A——..
Aggregate
•
■
Inventories'
'
• *
■
t
the
31, Ipl'J
at this rate have
taxes—^
\'>
1941, company reported a
share,, before provision for
•.
current
June
"
pledged^--.——
amount of Diocesan assessment notes pledged—
Aggregate
Note—For the nine months ended June.30,
v' v..v.' '/f-- ,v v/'■
\
Current assets as of June 30, .1942, including $212,023 cash, amounted
to $1,588,957 and current liabilities were $532,532.
This compares with
■
bonds:
declared
stock,
Period Ehcl. June 30—
Profit
as
Aggregate amount of collateral mortgages
■
•
Federal Income taxes—
aggregate principal amount of Diocesan assessment
individual obligations of 102 parishes of the Diocese of
in the aggregate a valuation of $10,061,468.
The Diocesan assessment notes are not secured by mortgage.
.: "
The following is a summary of the collateral pledged
as security
Federal
17
Sept.
on
Quarterly distributions
•
representing
Altoona,
expansion/in
require
(F. G.) Shattuck Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
notes, being the
;v: 51,310
-4
ftNet
♦After
.
and
profit$115,014
Earnings per share on 290,000 shares of capital stock——Vj-' - > • $0.39
.
or
$436,700
••:r' (b)
$166,324
taxes,j.—:
substantial
lor
payment of 35 cents each were made.—V.
such Bishop and for his suc¬
cessors (and not individually),
Further, in the opinion of counsel, the
bonds will be secured by an assignment to and pledge with the trustees
of collateral security as follows ://* ?".//'■
;/
A-'-'
,1
(a) $1,163,540 principal amount of valid, direct individual first mort¬
gages on 21 parishes and. institutions of the Diocese of Altoona, which
parishes, and institutions, in the opinion of the obligor, represent an
aggregate valuation of $4,137,618. '■ :/
.
;
for himself
Altoona,
of
Diocese
provides
2,000 people.
the common
on
19.
common
•
ShS.;
*
the
Earnings for the Nine Months Ended Jane 30, 1942
before
Profit
.
Sept.
held
mis¬
Security—The bonds when issued, in the opinion of counsel, will
the direct obligations- of R. T. Guilfoyle as Roman Catholic Bishop
■
additional
directors
share
per
,
the diocese.
institutions of
and
sions
$39,087
Reynolds. Spring Co.—Earnings— y
.Federal .income
The
the order of
and
gations sometimes known as intra-diocesan obligations which are
within the diocese by the obligor or by certain of the parishes,
■
/"r>V 1940
interest, Federal income taxes, etc.; and in
provision for
Note—Provision
•amounted
1941
$191,422
$0.95
,
♦After depreciation,
•
$787,907
Navy
Seven-Up Bottling Co., St. Louis, Mo.—Dividend—;
/
'
"Net
common
all
of
t
the parishes,
from time to time for the payment
mortgages and
encumbrances • outstanding on
trustee
the
from
Earnings for the 15 Months Ended March
".
i against the properties of the obligor and all parishes, missions and in¬
stitutions of the Diocese, excepting only permitted liens as defined in
the indenture, and one parish mortgage of $25,000; and toward the
payment and retirement of substantially all unsecured obligations of
the obligor and all parishes, missions and institutions of the Diocese
of Altoona other than current operating accounts and other than obli¬
1942—6 Mos.—1941
965,
Reliance Mfg. Co. of Illinois
v
/y-://''/'''
,v >-//
charges;Fed.
156, p.
■
1942—3 Mos.—1941
Period End. June 30—
.
the
by
is
.Net profit after taxes, depreciation and other deductions-^
$6,228
Note—The above net profit compares with a net loss of $168,277 for
the year ended Dec. 31, 1940.—V. 151, p. 1735.
"
outstanding.
issue is closed at the principal amount of $200,000.
The unsecured note
ancf
plant facili¬
a
Segal Lock & Hardware Co., Inc. (& Subs.)-^-Earns.—
;
the obligor
retirement
Reed Roller Bit
-
ment of an
and sale of the bonds now offered, and the
of approximately $175,000 of .unsecured notes
the
contract
piston and cylinder sleeve ■ production.
;/■■■; •
When completed, these increased facilities will
current accounts
exchange for certain obligations of the obligor and of
missions and institutions of the Diocese which are now
was
1, 1942, totaled $2 par share.—V. 155, p. 2462.
at Aug.
ties
recently made available through
■
effect organization and economies in
in
value, payable Nov. 2 to holders of record Oct. 21. A
paid on Feb. 1, May 1 and Aug. 1, last. Arrearages
par
no
..like amount
as
have declared
directors
'
through
issuance
// The
Additional equipment
and excepting obligations held by the obligor or by constituent parishes
of the Diocese. The consolidation of indebtedness is being accomplished
Reed Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
..
recently completed
was
in production on aircraft rings.
now
.
determined to consolidate substantially
of Altoona, Pa., and -all constituent
missions and institutions thereof, excepting
parishes,
;■/ />//
2286.
p.
(C. A.)
•
Dioeese
of-the
indebtedness
ail
was
$■: V. 155*
order to
Issue—In
of
Purpose
the debt service, the obligor has
holders of record Sept. 21.
A like amount
paid on April 1 and July 1, last, and on April 1, July l^and Oct. 1,
11941, while on Dec. 26, 1941, a payment of 60 cents was made.—
stock,
production of aviation piston rings;
A large addition to the present plant
Moser, co-trustee.
Joseph C.
and upon not less than 30 days'
notice, any and all of the bonds, the maturities of which may be
designated by the obligor, may be redeemed on any interest date by
payment of principal, accrued interest and a premium on the principal
as follows:
l',o if redemption be effected on or prior to May 1, 1945;
if redemption be effected after May 1, 1945, and on or prior to
May 1* 1947; if redemption be effected after May 1, 1947, no premium.
President of the Baltimore & Ohio RR.
'v.
.
Redemption—At option of obligor,
President of the Baltimare & Ohio RR„ has been elected
Chairman of the board and a director to fill a vacancy caused by the
R. B. White,
death of Daniel Willard, former
,
%
♦On 179,381
charges and
'
1942
shares.—y^. 155, p. 2189.
--
■
1941
$479,314
taxes___„^_-__
share—
$573,888
$8.20
♦$2.67.
.*
.
.
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•
Volume
156
Number 4111
THE COMMERCIAL &
Simpson's, Ltd.—rAccumulated Dividend—
i
The
directors
account
par $100,
have
declared
.accumulations
of
payable Nov. 2
to
dividend
a
the
on
6% %■
holders of
of
$1.62%
cumulative
record
$6,763,400
Oct.
share
per
preferred
17.
like
A
on
Canadian
Earnings
♦On
after all
Currency)
stock and
of
•„
m-v
$209,922
—%-™VVv:
4,750,000 shares.—V.
155,
the
class B
(a)
'V.
of
7%
the
outstanding $40,000 -first mortgage 6%
bonds dated
1933, and maturing Jan. 2, 1937 to 1948, have been called for
redemption as of Jan. 2, 1943, at 101 and interest.
Payment will he
made at
the principal offices, or agencies of La Banque Canadienne
Nationale.tin Edmonton,. Canada (through The Bank of Nova Scotia in
said city), and in .Toronto, Montreal and Quebec, Canada.
;
,:y.
stock
V$
shares of
The
The
directors
share
in
the
date.
same
issue oh
this
Dec.
$50,
par
An
17,
both
payable
extra of 25
Sept.
15
cents per share was
last year.—V,
143," p.; 4015."
holders
to
be
the
the
B
by
E.
S.
Griswold
scrip
John
and
Sloane,
in
been
elected
'
President,
certificates
In
foi>
such
announced,
was
and
member-of
has
the
Mr.
.Griswold
Vice-President
as
joined
and
the
board.—V,
110,
If
:
;
the
of
the
and
be
new
class
of
the
B
shares
of
but
rights
the
the
new
stock
together
amounting to $364,807
holders
as share
of
with
of Dec. 31,
as
the
earned
surplus
of
6Mos.End
June30—
Earnings' .per
;i
16On
-v.,*
1942
-y
.
and taxes-.
75,633
.
$346,399
*$1.32
shares.~-V.
common
1941
v
$210,169
share—_~u__
Est.
$3.12
'
0y
156, p. 438. y
and
,
:
■,
.
ViH%i942
».'■
$ 1 '■■■■'
\
■.
♦Net profit after Federal income taxes
Vv% : 1941
for
''
$
.
of
charges
to
.
$0.41
*
follows:
tax
rate
J As finally adjusted.
against 1942
"
y y'V1,../v '
1
-■
New Vice-President—
(2)
earnings.
v1"
,
'
Walter
Eastern
L.
Faust
sales
has
been
elected
Vice-President:
a
He
had
been
in
charge of Socony-Vacuum operations in
Eastern part of the United States.—V.
156, p. 518.
manager
Profit
—
income
and
excess
and
the
reclassified,
(in order
"f.
tion,
(b)
$3,922,380
charges but before Federal taxesL%yi—9;.541,404
after
Provision for Federal
—
profits taxes
share
per
156y p.
317,851
on
shares—
common
167.
I
and
A
dividend
of
10
cents, per
share has been
declared
*
•"
43,870
section
this.
the
on
♦
Net' profit
Earnings
♦After
charges
!
Federal
for
Federal
The
the
taxes
has
been
1941.—V.
in
Six months
income after charges
Earnings
The
net
all
Federal
taxes
computed
of
Ended
June
in
profit
1942
at
65%
■ '
for
charges
the
Ry.
the
r
,
recommended: for-the
$92,686 for the month.
neW
tax
bill, -the
profit
,
^
totaled
16,374
v
of
tons
pulp
for June,, 1941.
in
June
.
,
,
„
compared
«.»..*
,
,.v
Production, aggregated 6,408 tons against 15,962
and
15,556 tons in June last year,
■'
vr
with
*
,
•
.
15,624
per
1942
:_J
based
were
on
the
V
$1.14
^
the
V$2.14
made
was
1942,
a
dend
of
1
holders
to
this
on
issue
on
payment .of $1.50
40
amounted
cents
to
of
April
$19.67%
per
1
Sept.
and
account of
17.
July
A
was
paid.
1,
last,
share.—-V.
-Arrearages
:
156,
p.
of
Jan.
on
2,
1941.
a
of
rents,
2,
Jet
after
income
charges
1942—3 Mos.—1941
of
1942—6 Mos.—1941%
all
$86,087
$373,665
$251,656
*$0.74
$0.24
*$1.68
$0.95
shares.—V
155,
company
on
Sept,
21
filed
with
the
tion to reclassify its outstanding capital.
follows: ■'
SEC
an
amended
applica¬
Southern
Colorado
Power
Co.
The proposals are summarized
proposes
to
consummate
plan, as
gmended^ for its reorganization and recapitalization pursuant to section
11
(e)
of
said
provisions-of
proposal
(1)
the
are
Act for
section
as
Coincident
plan,
proposes
as
the
the
11
purpose
(b)
(2)
of
of
enabling it
said
Act..
to
The
a
comply
or
substantially coincident, with the
amended,
March
28
26, 60 cents.
-
—V.
earnings
745,072
235,302
29,615,733
29,186,100
4,743,379
debt
5,101,309
9,497,918
10,284,630
915,833 %
690,924
1,831,368
1,346,774
487,500
1,012,500
487,500
173,905
103,558
397,071
109,590
265,544
269,839
523,830
528,151
disct.
net____
of
debt
by
net Cr_-,
for
reserve
oblig,—
guar,
amort. ;&
•
misc.
487,593 ;,
415,728
948,080
872,121
8,341,453
9,143,664
Divs.
on
capital stocks' *""
"
held by public—„4,149,458
Minority interest in un•:
16,199,108
15,776,514
1
■■
.
%
;
4,216,694
distributed
net
inc.—
356,590
Undistributed net inc.™
Balance
of
income
>
,
-
„
244,492
from
322,831
.•
7,339,736
6,904,827
of
subs, companies—
inc. of Stand¬
4,604,247
*>
>
3,880,267
& Elec;:
affiliates.
105,460
404,949
210,921
932,804
201,631
402,051
402,051
4,486,847
7,952,708
8,239,687
162,500
from
income
200,723
4,910,430
Dividends
Other
'
'
,
46,097
.
Other
ard Gas
.-
■
8,548,856
,
508,457
'-
33,369
-
'
•
8,304,818
1
-
364,315
others.
—
5
.
Expenses and taxes of
;j|:
Stand. Gas & Elec.:
Corp., fiscal and -admin.;
1
expenses
179,922
348,884
51,588
82,596
139,063
136,439
75,678
72,908
153,555
150,816
4,620,664
4,151,421
7,311,206
7,588,117
1,880,835
1,946,033
3,781,910
4,061,750
Legal service
;j
(other than inc.)
Net income
Income chgs. of
Interest
27,410,666 284,291,856 187,627,334
2,804,390
25,925,014
17,687,571
8,871,479
882,006
505,270
5,455,583
7,447,141
Amort,
r:
%y
co.:
5,798,579
983,762
737,789
;
debt discount
expenses'
41,926
int..
on
Other interest
Consol.
Cr4,201
r 2,248,334
1,578,649
1,422,010
10,016,560 111,992,859
104,865,
-
62,140,411
13,328,045
45,019,938
11,664,751 % 9,153,943
,696,800
466,902
62,085
8,824,561
a
$100,
par
at
payable
the* rate
of
5%
Nov;
per
to
2
annum
net income—_
'Revised
2,671,256
for
.
*
Week Ended Sept. 14
1941
-
—Jan. 1 to Sept. 14—
:
1942
after
1942—3 Mos.—1941
1942—6 Mos.—1941;
$94,597
$233,398
on
said
profit,
profits
sion
is
due
to
849,928
851,928
849,928
851,928
$0.14
$0.11
$0.27
$0.19
Note—No
provision has been made for Federal income taxes for
year
ended June 30, 1942,
been made in accordance with the Revenue Act of
subsidiary
companies for the 6 months' period
have
1941. In
the
this
those
the form
Act,
be
can
which
in
imposed
by
reliable
no
made;
such
Act.
estimates
however,
if
Pending
of
substantially
enactment
tax
liabilities
1943 tax
the
the
bill
is
of
for
enacted
in
it was passed recently by the House of
Representa¬
by the subsidiary companies for Federal
profits taxes for the 6 months ended June 30, 1942,
the provisions required
income and
would
r;
than
Revenue
period
tives,
instances such provisions have been made at
some
rates
1942
be
excess
increased
be
the
by approximately $895,000 and consolidated net
and 12 months' periods ended June
30, 1942,
by approximately $627,000 in each period,
6
months'
reduced
:
;
Earnings of Company Only
,
Period Ended June 30—
; 1942—6
"
Mos.—1941
1942—12 Mos.—1941
Divs,
from
affiliates-™
$2,198,429
$2,463,996
$4,943,091
$5,327,468
from
others-™-™
200,723
201,631
402,051
402,051
65,313
65,313
130,625
130,625
Int.
funded
on
debt
of
,
affiliate
™—_™—_:
Miscellaneous
interest™
;™_,_™
.
—'
5
$2,464,465
expenses
$2,730,940
$5,475,767
$5,860,149
162,500
179,922
348,884
364,315
:
Legal service
51,588
82,596
139,063
136,439
75,678
72,908
153,555
150,816
$2,174,699
$2,395,514
$4,834,265
$5,208,579
1,880,835
1,946,033
3,781,910
4,061,750
41,926
43,046
84,335
89,750
27,328
48,849;
52,538
(other than inc.),
..
Gross income ;™_™;V
Interest
Amort,
on
of
■
funded
debt
debt discount
the
and
taxes
.
V V':/.'.
....
1942
has
also
aggregating
prospective
$4,685,200
provided
$685,000.
increase
in
the
for
$4,694,168
305,845
taxes
additional
This
additional
income
tax
and
of
income
provi-*
excess
assumed
int._
26,166
Other
interest^™-™-™
481
Net
instalment sales in
the
for
years
income
tax
of collection.
income
Note—No
1940
as
ment
on
481
the
of
——$225,291
145
$918,690
$379,107
$1,004,396
provision has been made for Federal income taxes for
company
open
,
claimed
a
deduction
indebtedness
account
due
for
from
loss
arising from
Mountain
year
settle¬
States
Power
Co., pursuant to amended plan of reorganization of that company con¬
summated in 1940, which loss exceeds the company's taxable income
for
...
on
—.
1941
.
profits
expense
Taxes
•
reported,
gross
tax
earn¬
..
generally,
.;
These will be applicable not
only to the company's profits on current
sales but also on its unrealized
profits on sales made prior to 1942,
inasmuch as .Spear & Co. since 1918 has
purposes,
those
.
™™-™„_™™„_™,™™™—„
excess
of
earnings
$158,775
Profit before prov. for inc. & exc.
prof, taxes™
90,294
t
Note—In. 1942 the company provided for normal income
and
retroactive
and
Taxes
$119,672
•
Months Ended June 30—
$44,000
to
release
stock
com.
,
effect
Corp., fiscal and admin.
Co.—Earnings—
all
taxes.™™
155, p. 2372.
sales
>3,383,934
approximately $241,000 for the 6 months ended June
30,
$483,000 for the 12 months ended June 30, 1941, of undis¬
of Philadelphia Co., which amounts are
required to
be retained in surplus by that
company pursuant to order of the SEC.
%
1941
3,737,786 181,206,994 124,469,259
Spear & Co.—Earnings—
■
145
3,395,631
:
outstanding —i™
per share—™ '
Net
481
Divs.
789..
Earnings
6
89,750
52,538
;
48,849
t2,135,014
comparative purposes-to give
Total
—V.
84,335
:
(Includes
1941,
tributed
would
156,
Period End. June 30—;
of
27,328
481
other adjustments recorded
subsequent to
ings in 1941./.j:;-.;1'.■: '
higher
Preferred Stock
on
dividend of $1.25 per share on
stock,
Dividends
156, p. 1060.
Shares
26,166
and
6,284,131.
of $2 per share has been declared
on
the
O. stock trust certificates, payable Oct. 1 to holders
A like amount was paid on April 1, last. —V.
Southland Royalty
income
43,046
V;:
;v.
assumed
-
18,391,256
'7,883,181
preferred
debt
•
2,300
15.
funded
on
of
and
Taxes
3,245,371
,
5,684,413
profits tax rates.
of
33,910
15,203,195
Balance
1942—8 Mos.—1941
4,100,989
64,663,111
.
the
consummation
on
Taxes
4,395,897
'85,836,083
:
:
the
,
29,421,402
deductions
dividend
Sept. 15.
with
but not necessarily as a part thereof, Colorado
retirement and - redemption of its presently outstanding
Dec.
Stock Trust Certificates—
on
elements, of
follows:
30,360,805
subsidiaries-to
Sundry
and
as
!
follows:
as
1418.
p.
Southern Colorado Power Co.—Files Amended Plan—'
The
were
11,835,412
Oct.
semi-annual
record
Gross
%
$170,658
166,650
1941
75 cents, and
504,455
Sept. 22 declared
on
record
charges &
taxes.™.
♦On
pay.
on
paid on this issue from 1923 to and including Oct.
15, 1931; none
Dividend
Net
Sarnings per com. shr._
and
share
per
29,995,505
'■%*.1942
?
Period Ended June 30
cents
43,239,280
income.
oper.
Period—
last,
Inc.—Earnings
1,031,292
15,237,105
Total
* 3,968,423
net, Dr_„.
p." 1060, 966,..870,
86. %
Southern Advance Bag & Paper Co.,
certain
Approp.
divi¬
July
2,448,398
15,840,100
457,993
expense
Other interest,
pro¬
558,456
Southern Ry.-M.
cumu¬
distribution
while
as
$5
accumulations, :
similar
made,\ In each quarter of
was
share
per
record
the
and
income for
>r^^;y>1'iJyy
payable Oct.
and
since..
A
on
v.
5,934,261
5%: non-cumulative
were
Southeastern Investment Trust, Inc., Lexington,
Ky.—
Accumulated Dividend—
declared
/
•
amended,
as
4v't ^
3,419,920
tl. ry. oper._
The directors
-1941
y
50
of
..Southern Ry.—Resumes Dividend
(
A dividend of 40 cents per share has been
lative first preferred stock, no par value, on
plan,
54,611,370
39,191,521
V'**Before provision for interest charges on
outstanding debt, or other
non-operating income items.—V. 156, p. 789.' '
s
pending bill.—V. 155, p. 2372.
.
dividend
42,005,073
struct.
expenses-_;-ri
rev.
holders
-
debt
amort,
disct.
to,
1942—Month—1941
;
equipment
"Net ry,
'■
taxes,yi-'iLy.iwyiiyu^y>y$630;310^ $1,119,640
shares—
common
Note—Taxes in
of
expense,:
Special
be
Co.—Earnings of Transport. System
Ry, tax accruals-1
month
t
1942•
Earnings
to
in
u,
the previous
way &
'
Net income after Federal
Pacific
General expenses -I™---
Equip,
Ended-July 31
*
and
,
sim¬
or
Electric Co.—Pays 50-
%V%v:
to
.
.
^
(
Six Months
a
each, Sept. 26,
Joint facil rents, net, Dr
earnings for the first six months of 1942, after depletion and :
provision for Federal taxes under the >1941 Revenue Act amount to
$857,286.
; : ' :>
■;% v>::y
I iy
yU-' ^
May and-16,177
cents
expenses
Misecll.
:
proposed
,
&
Transp. for investment-
Net
.ySales
of
Net
be cut
would
v
,
Power
Payments during
revenues--
of
Revenue Act.
Figured on* the
823,495
15,382,107
funded
on
Amortiz.
(b)
$25, to holders of record Sept. 17. This com¬
paid on June 26, last, and 50 cents on March 27
Transport, expenses
$976,473
Act;
7,241,344
1,459,593
v.-: y-.
income
Interest
Co.
11
is
carry out the terms
Submission of the plan, as
,
^y%.':$l;.87
Revenue
27, SO
oper.
Traffic
of June, 1942, amounted to $145,186
depreciation, depletion and provision for
1941
which
and
155, p. .56,
Maint.
3tt
' 'y
'•
:■*,;?: 1942I94iy>.
the proposed
enforce
^
month
including
taxes 'under
June
8,135,739
9,459,264
:
income
oper.
Gross
par
cents
8,614,769
4(076,179
'
'
$546,269
on
above
obligate itself
Sept; 25 paid
on
4,237,531
•
Period Ended Aug. 31—
of
■
ILLl;L—$0.99
based
were
integration
stock
4,831,126
.
taxes
Other income, net Dr
request this Com¬
District Court pursuant to sections 11 (e)
to
Act
stock,
60
Southern
!
and taxes—
share_-i__
per- common
Note—Taxes
••(
shares
,
y:%%%%''■: ''V;;;?y%v'.V-y
after
796,378
155, p. 2287."
Co.—Earnings—
%;yy:y'!;v:yi:'V:y;' Earnings,
Net
with
-
v
Electric
section
Net
>.
Holding Company Sys¬
the
the
approve
not
^ $0.24 ?
y
(Including wholly owned subsidiary, Lyman Timber Co.)
.
company
common
—V.
%i $189,748
$0.16
On
&
the Internal Revenue Code).
does
U. S.
a
said
the current year.
and
1941
'
$128,951
-
of
should
Cent Dividend—
Maint.
Sound view Pulp
,
1942
'
compared with 35%:
as
taxes.*:
income
'
Note—Reserve
income
and
stock.
common
*
-.™_;.™u..™*
of
of
5,764,505
11,154,946
inc.
profits taxes ..A-——
Divs.
pares
1
share™."
common
(f)
but
apply to
order
5,878,560
12,446,388
5,352,855
than
Prov. -for Federal excess
distributed under the plan, as amended
loss may be recognized in such reclassifica¬
distribution of stock as provided in section 371
Southern Berkshire
of
L™„
per
to
the
Co.
2,777,185
5,796,562
or
Commission
(f)
18
in
Electric
&
$
2,903,603
60,000
p. 1060.
common
jcl
'
371
Gas
(other
$
6,257,065
*3,101,942
and/r
gain
no
appropriate to the
———
and excess profits).,— '
.
Sonotone Corp, <& Subs.)'1
31,041,399
the plan, as amended.
amended,
to the company's
security holders for their approval or rejection is not
contemplated.
V-.
^
i
Robert P. Reeder, an officer of the Commissiori is
designated to
preside at the postponed hearing on Oct. 16.—V. 156,
Stock, par $5, payable Oct, 1 to holders of record Sept. 21, This com¬
pares with 25 cents paid on July 1, last, and 10 cents on March
31^
1942.
Payments during 1941 were as follows: March 31, 25 cents; July
1, 25 cents regular and 25 cents extra y Oct. 1, 25 cents regular and 25
cents extra, and. Dec. 20, 50 cents.—V. 156, p, 438%
V.V.-V-;
6 Mos. End. June 30—
and
visions of
yv
Sonoco Products Co.—10-Cent Dividend—
itemization
applicant may,
and
$0.48
™_.
34,431,339
$3,594,887
necessary
exchanged
that
mission
Earnings
is
exchange and/or
If
the
378,983
$162,421
—V.
93,790,627
16,109,690
——
income
surplus
plification of the Standard
Co.—Earnings—
Earnings for the Quarter Ended July 31, 1942
sales
Net
103,639,523
17,482,612
Act
stock
common
the
tem
Solar Aircraft
said
of
1942—12 Mos.—*1941
$
Taxes
by simplifying the applicant's corporate structure and
effecting a fair and equitable distribution of voting power
among the
holders of its securities. The
application requests (1) an order approv¬
ing the plan, as Amended, and (2) a recital in the order
approving
the plan, as amended, that the
contemplated distribution of the new
income
45%
a
Subs.)—Earnings—
49,057,747
33,817
poscj of-enabling the applicant and the Standard Gas
Holding Company System to meet the requirements of
for
(&
$
:'i
169,085
tAfter
allowance
-
Co.
1942—6 Mos.—'*1941
Maint. and repairs
Appro p. for ret., deprec.
and deplet. reserves
$186,172
Including full equity in the six months' estimated earnings of the
Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., in which Socony-Vacuum has a 50% interest,
»
Gas & Electric
Prov. for Fed. and State
™-.
1060.
Operation
Colorado
'-v.
adjustment of property
p.
53,626.954
bonds
new
yy-'-y-'■ y;:
.
Period End. June 30—
presently
and Issuance and sale of the
45
Subsidiary companies:
Operating revenues™™
bonds, if any/will be
1''V; V.',\
plan was filed for the pur-
113,000,000
$0.43
redemption
stocks, to
154, p. 250.
■>y/street
y *The premium on the sale of the proposed new
credited to reserve for adjustment of
property:-1;,;
The application states that the amended
:
i -
(est.)— (13,500,000
Earnings-per
Total
y
f
with
notes
Socony-rVacuum Oil Co., Inc. (& Subs.)— Earnings—
6 Mos. End. June 30—
>
connection
outstanding bonds
Reserve
.
in
expenses
preferred
stock.—V.
(Exclusive of Pittsburgh Rvs„; subsidiaries of
Pittsburgh Rys. and other
railway subsidiaries of Philadelphia Co.)
become
as
second
common
a
Standard
cer¬
holders of Colorado until
1941, will be employed
and
1942,
1001.
p.
for.
scrip
will
first
as of April
30, 1942, was $10.08 a share, against
share at Oct. 31, 1941.
Total assets were $2,070,196 at April
Net unrealized loss on investments was
$37,677.
In March the
company acquired 85% ownership of the iron and brass
foundry of Albert Russell & Sons at
Newburyport, Mass,—V. 153,
30,
class
stock
such
$5.50
on
225,000 shares of
on
The net asset value
$10.03
the
common
and expense on 1st mtge. bonds
Redemption premium on 1st mtge. bonds, 2% %
J—.yy"
Duplicate interest on 1st mtge. bonds for one month
Est. expenses in connection with consummation of
plan
Sloane-Rlabon Corp.—Earnings—
Net profit after all charges
stock
to
the
common
so
exchanged, all scrip certificates
from the date of their issuance.
common
share
a
Utilities, Inc.—V. 156,
representing such fractional
accompanied by other scrip certificates
Unamortized debt discount
»
B
preferred
hew
..
thus
common
the holders of
to
shares
taxes of $450,000 may be pay¬
period, after said provisions, resulted
charged to surplus account.
Standard Equities Corp.—Asset Value—
will1 be-distributed
1.10%
profits
the
Transfer Agent Appointed—
-
cumulative
years
Federal""*
The Continental Bank & Trust Co.
has been appoined New York
transfer agent for the preferred and common
stock of the Southwestern
Public Service Co. and
agent for the exchange into the common stock
of that
company of the presently outstanding stocks of Community
Power & Light Co. and of General Public
issued
shares,
no
the
7%
the
directors on Sept. 17 declared an Initial
quarterly dividend of
per share on the new 6%%
cumulative preferred stock, par
$100, payable Nov. 1 to holders of record Oct. 20.■"% :
com¬
will
y•'%
of
old
stock
fractional
will
full
94.03%
A
of
stock
common
stock.
in
provisions,
$1.62%
thus receive
share
books
Southwestern Public Service Co.—Initial Dividend—
>
class
stock Will
each
B
of
its
aforesaid
The
cumulative
not
years
the
and
1
share
for
class
of
'
each
excess
The results for
the
deficit of $638,706 which was
cents
"(4)The (capital surplus of $3,230,000
resulting from the reclassifica¬
of the 7% cumulative preferred stock,, class A common stock and
:
class
1857.
p.
two
from
in
reported
from
June 30, 1941, company reported net
profit
$205,845 after charges and Federal income taxes, equal, after divi¬
presently out-,
stock
and
that
For the six months ended
of
tion
Treasurer.:
since 1921, has been elected Treasurer
company
the
board.
served
in
the
common
share of 7%
common
common
stock
lieu
certificates
exchanged.
so
void
it
for
A
common
exchangable, when
representing one or more full
York—Changes In Personnel—»
Chairman, of
1937
Tinsley, with the
a
has
of
shares and
also paid on
.
organization
G. R.
Jr.
class
holders
new
common
stock.
common
stock,
of
resulting
of
A
stock.
stock
new
tificates will be entitled to
j <W. & J.) Sloane, New
:CW.
class
for each
common
distribution
the
to
income
1943.
were
made.
estimates
dend : requirements
and
unpaid dividends thereon.
preferred stock will thus receive a total
new
holders
proposed
allotted
4.87%(of
State
a
common
452,160 shares
y;1 y,
stock
common
shares of the
holders of class A
.
declared an extra dividend of 25 cents per
the usual quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share
stock,
common
record
will
recently
addition to
the
011
the
The
and
in
profits
gross
were
company
able in
accumulated
holders of
stock.
common
receive 5,000
Under the
stock:.
*/,
-
stock,
follows:
common
new
the holders
to
,
,
.
of
amount
Colorado, the
into
such
sales
The
of
stock,
common
preferred
all
whereas
wherein
$4,521,600, or a new
capital stock sufficient to
authorized
new
22,000 shares of the new common stock.
(c) 1/15 share of new common stock
2,
Sloan & Zook Co.—Extra Distribution—■
and
total
a
1157
plan.
the cumulative
share
stock.
with
of
as
new
incorporation of
preferred stock, class A
or
distributed
stock
common
425,160
be
$10),
the
cumulative
holders of
mon
of
formed
will
of
stock will be reclassified
(par
shares
10 shares of
(b)
y
be
articles
cumulative
common
452,160
preferred
The
7%
stock
will
the
to
requirements of
The
standing
$0.04
•'V-.4'1
2286,
p.
*'$0.04
—Bonds Called for Redemption—
All
class B
common
reclassification
1941
$179,973
—i;.™':"
meet
(The) Sisters of St. Joseph, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Jan.
new
(3)
1942
charges and taxes
share—;.
per
amendment
presently outstanding
"
'
6 Mos. End. June 30—
income
By
corporation
in
•
Net
(2)
•,V':vv
Ltd.—Earnings—
(Stated
.
together with treasury cash in the estimated
approximately $100,000, for that purpose.
of
been paid on this issue each quarter since and including ^May I,
1940, while on Feb. 1, 1940, a payment of $2.62% per share was made,1..
Arrearages as of Aug. 2, last., amounted to $22.62% per share.-^-V. 156,1
p. 701.:
;•• *
•
.
first
proceeds thereof,
amount
has
Siscoe Gold Mines,
CHRONICLE
mortgage 6% gold bonds due July 1, 1947, by the
issuance and sale of $5,500,000 of first
mortgage 3 % %, 30-year bonds
and $1,200,000 of 10-year 3% serial notes
and the employment of the
stock,
'
FINANCIAL
that
taxes for
the
Neither
year.
the year
has
1941
or
provision
been
made
cation
in
claimed
April,
1941,
of
for
Federal
for the 6 months ended June 30,
deduction for loss on its
Rock Oil Corp. and Deep Rock Oil & Refining Co.
company
the
proceedings for
investments
as
a
income
1942,
in
as
Deep
result of adjudi¬
reorganization
of
Deep
■
the
'
;
Weekly Electric Output—
Electric
of the public utility operating companies in the
Electric Co. system for the week ended Sept. 19, 1942,;
167,590,000. kwh;,
and taxes———
income after all charges
Shares of
Earnings
per
85,210
$1.61
capital stock outstanding—_
share
155, p. 2190.
—
.■
■
Ended June 30—
Earnings per
deductions
shares.—V. 152, 3988,
1942
$29,828
*$0.23
.
.
$45,342
Net
June 30—
$0.35
profit after charges and
Net
—V.
taxes
Earn,
;
i
& Acid Works, Inc.—
Products Engineering Co.—Earnings—
Ended June
Period
-after
income
Net
Thermo id
charges
Earnings
before
Co.—Earnings—
.
.
2287.
155, p.
6 Months Ended July 31—
-
V
-
v
:
—.
.
*$0,36 !T"./; $0.75
185,000 common shares.—V, 155, p. 2058.
•'On
tentative pro¬
substantially
;.$95,692 < , $81,644
$221,462
134,965' '• • 134,150 ; 1 134,965
$0.71
( "
$0.60.$1.64!
'
share.
and
income
57,156
62,547
trust.
*
■
share
per
taxes amounted
Federal
for
; $216,440
to $186,536 in 1942 and
64,405
92,083
lTo",850
189,500
*380,000
,
Corp.—Earnings—
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Subsidiaries—Exclusive of Roxy Theatre, Inc.)
June 27, '42 June 28, '41- June 29, '40
Income from sales and rents....^ $28,163,602 $21,035,735 $23,934,628
Dividends, other income, etc.
903,460
616,392
491,864
(Including Wholly-owned
26 Weeks End;—
$230,612
$0.43
$53,522
$0.06
^
,
Total
Oper.
-
$29,067,062 $21,652,127 $24,426,492
income
exp.,
•• ■'.
!
\'5,883,134 / 5,295,602 '
office &
head
exch.,
of
exp.
admin,
etc.
/.
5,488,394
800,000
assets-3,100,000 i 1,500,000
Amortization of production costs—
15,820,928 12,309,345
Participation in film rents!——!—
692,410 - 1,460,666
Interest
3,760
9,092
15,760,572
2,054,416
141,844
173,626
74,300
30,700
foreign
for
Reserve
The
Sunray Oil Corp.—Earnings—
;
9 Mos. End. June
operating
Gross
Net
income
after taxes (approximately)_._..,__
profit
Earnings per
—v.
share_..^__._
common
$0.27
-
"After
i "'""Preliminary. Earnings, 6 Months Ended June 30, 1943
*Net
7
taxes!—!!!!!'7' $633,730
Vy-:'.y.-'/
V' V.
'! '
Superheater Corp.—25-Cent Common
The directors have declared
was
follows:
Jan. 15, 12Vfe
cents each, and Dec. 23,
as
were
15,
Oct.
and
15
July
1941
during
ments
25
Gross
revenues
after
income
tirement
Net
re-
accruals'
res.
—V.
156,
98,261
790.
p.
1,513,843
1,503,019
1,269,120
*
,
;
.
Taylor-Wharton Iron & Steel Co.—50-Cent Div., Etc.
directors on Sept. 18 declared a dividend of 50 cents per share
the capital stock, no par value, payable out of current net profits
The
on
Oct.
on
to
8
record
of
holders
This
28.
Sept.
with $1.20
compares
after
Sept.
28,
of
1942, for old preferred or old common
deposit for old stock deposited under the
stock, or of
readjustment
1933, are entitled, will be paid only upon the
surrender of such certificates to the Corporation Trust Co., 15 Exchange
Place, Jersey City, N. J.
1 •
;
•
"77
The directors also voted to pay the interest for the six months'
period ended June 30, 1942, on the collateral trust 7Va
cumulative
income bonds, on Oct. 1 to the registered holders of said bonds at the
dated May
plan,
$10,000,000
Co.—Sells
Axle
Deben¬
Privately—Willard F. Rockwell, Chairman, in his
■''/!
the increasing demands for our
Due to
Wis., was sold at an advantageous
legislation
.
1942
Years End. June 30—
.
1941
$45,653,465 $20,427,001
income
Gross
3,064,557
3,413,902
Expenses
;7 $42,239,564 $17,362,444
Operating profit
492,729
286,681
Other income
'
1940
$8,389,564
2,336.045
$6,053,519
170,900
Dec., 1939
$5,052,519
1,849,158
$3,203,360
169,585
1
for
1942
profit
$2,722,022
taxes
$0.49
205,649
$0.33
304,785
Earnings per common, share
—V. 151, p. 2059. 7777 ' 77;.7-77;7
after all
charges
and
-
;
•
Six Months Ended June 30—
7
1942
,
•77
V
•
.
(Excluding European subsidiaries)
7
1941
and
amortiz.
and
provid.
for Fed.
and'
profits '.taxes—'$15,270,746
Earnings per share on
"Federal taxes
respectively,
are
charged at 1941
7. 7 7 r'"
7
a^ld
7
7,7,.
Note—Earnings for first six months of 1942 are after a charge to
of $7,000,000 which has been set aside as a reserve for addi¬
tional taxes and other-contingencies due to the war.—V. 156, p. 872,
Texas
'
&
Pacific
Ry.—Earnings—
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Operating
revenues..7
Operating
expenses
P.y.
-
tax accruals
ry.
oper.
'
Total
Fixed
,
income
100,555
5,144
income." $1,107,985"
._7„
charges
4,618, 200
372,050
-855, 256
88,371-
Cr 12, 460
Crl7,799
$4,170,940
2,815
317.622
331, 029
34,904
$603,686
2,849
$824,297
—V,
1,871,3.72
744,911
$6,611, 446
Cr2,653
$568,782"
$1,144,768
deductions..!
Net income __.7_
156, p. 790.
1942- -8 Mos.—1941
-
$2,826,934- $30,627, ,210 $20,237,904
18,554, ,768
1,800,384
13,468,480
36,783
Other income
Miscell.
2,554,895
1,057,306
Equip, rentals, net_._..
Joint facil. rentals, net
Net
1942—Month—1941
$4,825,885
com.
stock
286,710
$6,942, 475"
$4,457,650
31, 760
fund
sinking
are
320,097
2,552, 415
.2,568,180
'$280,774
$4,358,300
$1,856,982
23,
bonds
due
mortgage
entitled to
!
:v /;
•
plan of extension
relating to the 10-year. 3ft.
Oct.
said/ plan
Under
1; 1942.
for each of the bonds
bond due Oct. 1, 1952, of
exchange
in
receive
10-year 4^rsecond mortgage
new
a
1942,
March
dated
modification
holders
;
/
.
amount.
""
*.
*",.•
requested to-send their bonds, together with letter of
transmittal, to Bank of the Manhattan, Co,/trustee, 40 Wall St, New
York.
Upon receipt thereof the trustee will forward the new bonds
in equal principal amount.
>
•• • Prior
to
forwarding the bonds holders should detach therefrom all
principal
equal
Holders
due Oct; 1, 1942.
coupons
the usual
in
xnent
are
Under
its
for ; pay 1
■•!:
dated as of Feb. 15,
These coupons should be presented
■
manner,
the
terms
.
voting
agreement,
trust
to the capital stocjc. of .the, corporation will expire
Oct. 1, 1942.
Bondholders holding any of the voting: trust certificates
issued pursuant to the agreement should forward the same with their:
bonds, and they will receive in exchange therefor certificates, for, the /
capital stock of the corporation represented by the voting trust cer¬
tificates;
The voting trust/certificates should be endorsed in blank
for transfer,-with signature properly guaranteed by a brokerage firm
having a membership on the New York Stock Exchange or a bank or /
trust company having an office or correspondent in New York City. ? ; /
The Guaranty Trust Co. of New York has been appointed registrar
for the capital stock.—V. 136, p. 2260.
' . ■';!;/
relating
1933,
•
Federal
for
excess
$549,343 in 1941,
tion
in
to
!' 6 Mos. End. June 30—
♦Net
profit
per
♦After
taxes
stock outst.
depreciation
in
-
-
.
4,215,894
3,964,000
3,214,763
1,979,169
$989,296
$1,008,038
$434,296
$616,701
'
1
472,500
472,500 /
$0.45
$0.74t /
taxes and excess profits
472.500
$0.81
income
Federal
and
<
1
'
profits tax for first half of 1942
provision for normal income tax was
for Federal excess
Note—Provision
to
■
'
1942.
1939
$347,671
■>
,
472,500
$0.80
share—,—
1940
$210,000
-
$383,313
'
$1)
(par
Earnings
!
1941
1942
V/ $378,153
_
Shs. of cap.
t57,831
7
$65,500,
while
These amounts are based on excess profits
and normal tax rate of 45%.—V. 155, p. 2287.
Udylite Corp.—Earnings—
'''
.
.
Profit
out-
991.975
$5.25
profits tax,
tFrom Jan. 1.
for
depreciation amounted
to $699,458 in 1942,
$548,515 in 1940, and $588,744 in 1939, and amortiza¬
1942, $69,847 in 1941, $69,445 in 1940, and $68,717
(And
*
Wholly-owned
tax rate
/! '■;/
of
'
before
Federal
♦Net
•
taxes—
income
and
excess
•
•——
profits taxes
:
profit
Earnings per share on 400,000 common
+1941
1942
$407,532
342,000
$426,101
266,000
$160,101
$0.40
for Federal income and
shares—
depreciation, interest and reserve
profits taxes ,etc. . fAdjusted.—V. 155, p.
■'y. * After
excess
,
Subsidiary)
6 Mos. End. June 30—
$65,532
$0.16
1319.,
;:
$71,151 in
United Chemicals, Inc. (&
1939.
Consolidated
Balance Sheet, June 30,
1942
and on hand, $12,988,735; U. S, defense
trade accounts receivable (less reserve),-$10,Government-owned facilities, $424,673; in¬
ventories (less reserve), $16,702,042; advances finder U. S. Government
facilities contracts, $2,116,337; investments and other assets, $123,264;
property,
plant, and
equipment, $5,337,098; goodwill, patents and
license agreements, $1,008,954; deferred charges, $132,864; total, $49,384,587.
• "
: V •• •
Liabilities—Accounts payable, $6,829,170;
customers' deposits and
credit balances, $803,459; payrolls and commissions, $1,002,380; accrued
taxes and other expenses, $94,238; Federal and State taxes on income,
estimated (including an additional amount of $3,675,000)
(less U. S.
Treasury tax notes), $19,655,623; advances under U, S. Government
facilities contracts, $2,116,337; reserves, $3,187,518; common stock ($10
pari, $9,919,750; capital surplus, $96,805; earned surplus, $5,679,307;
total, $49,384,587.—V. 156, p. 872!
?
;
on
deposit
bonds, series G, $100,208;
450,411;
Co.—Earnings—
Twin Coach
•
$2,653,701
advances
on
U:
S.
32,488
-
Corp.—Plan Operative—
i..
directors have declared operative the
The board of
and
87V2';<i
$3,649,059
991,975
988,075
990,075
Earnings per share..^.
$5.01
$3.69
$2.62
♦Includes $7,700,000 and $29,300,000 in 1941 and 1942, respectively,
Assets—Cash
income
as
without
$312,000.
$4,972,038
—
^7"
;-77-7—
1940 .rates in 1942 and 1941
"77' 7,,;7;777:7i'
corporation
amounted
'7'/ 7, 7 /7 7
1,000,000
77-7
7 $5,205,190
—
Note—Provision
77>/■/ ,7.1' v
■
$23,407,368
capital stock..—$1.40
$2.15
after
,
Standing (par $10)
earnings after charges for deprec., deplet.
excess
,
"■ t'->
that on Aug.; 31, last, Darryl F. Zanuck
and director and was granted a leave of
29th Street Towers
!
69,244
dividnds
Common
7-
"
♦Net
$3,372,946
650,000
75,360
ad-
dividends
Preferred
Surplus
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
2,500,000
.!—7
!
Net profit
;
Shares
Texas Co.
$6,224,419
*34,500,000 *12,000,000
1,821,054
883,135
1941
$4,581,012
sales
Net
taxes.
post-war
justments
6 Mos. End. June 30—
Net
State
&
deductions
Other
Corp;—Earnings-
$42,526,245 $17,855,173
income
Total
Federal
Prov.
7 Tennessee Products
this period under any
!"
!
,
■
V •
•
12 Mos. End.
15,
Sept. 30, 1942.—V. 155, p. 1520.
far proposed.
so
reports
Vice-President
compensation to devote ~ full time to duties as an
officer in the U. S. Army,
The leave of absence will terminate at
such time as Mr. Zanuck shall notify the corporation of his wish to
return to his duties with the company, it was stated.—V. 155, p. 2101;
The
resigned
absence
,
close of business,
for Federal Income taxes in 1942 is computed
of 50$i for 1942.
The corporation is not
rate
tax
profits tax on the earnings for
excess
Resignation—
7/-7f;;.V
cash price on Aug. 20, 1942.
provision
estimated
an
tax
Consolidated Income Account
paid on Dec. 11, last, and 50 cents on Aug. 8, 1941. The previous pay¬
ment was 80 cents per share on Dec. 23, 1937.
!•!.
'
7,'
:/
•//Dividends on shares to which the holders of certificates, outstanding
certificates
Pv;"7907,7;7i7;\;7'77'7:;77'''^
products by the armed forces
our
volume of production has reached a point where it is dispro¬
portionate to company's capital and, resources.
As a result; of this,
directors have considered it advisable to negotiate a 10-year debenture
loan for $10,000,000 bearing interest at the annual rate of Vie
with
two of the largest insurance companies.
The loan agreements, which
became effective Sept. 1, 1942, provide for retirement of principal at a
minimum amount of $1,000,000 per year, which may be increased by
company to $1,750,000 per year without payment of premium./ There
is a further provision in the agreement for earlier retirement of the
loan at certain reasonable premium charges dependent upon the length
of time the loan has been outstanding at time of retirement.
;
/
7; To further fortify its working capital position the company's invest¬
ment in The Delta Manufacturing Co. and affiliates of Milwaukee,
7
$5,609,625
1,277,260
109,596
108,912
98,978
income
half of 1942 were estimated on the
report to stockholders dated Sept. 11, states:
year-end of
!!;.
$6,386,865
$494,201
;!!!//
$557,835
Note—The
at
2.194,028
revenue/bill.—V. 156,
the pending
share-,——
per
liable for
and excess
■.-;77-':777 7!.'. 7;7':
7'„:"
...
.
Timken-Detroit
tures
1942—12 Mos.—1941
1942—Month—1941
>
' 1,427,414
taxes.
of
1941
v
$5,071,724
estimated Federal and British income
profit
Note—Federal taxes for the first
:
FJ
Tampa Electric Co. —Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Operating
a
■
$2,190,894
$0.86
profit
"Not
:
owned
Oct. 5.
15, last.
Pay¬
cents; April 15,
156, p. 1062.,; •!/!'.!!;'
50 cents.—'V.
.
the
A like
and excess profits taxes
"After charges and
basis
•:
1942 7
$4,370,414
/"
$861,278
$117,213
!
$0.11,
>:
'/ Nil
including
depreciation on studio buildings
and equipment
absorbed in production costs.
tOn 1,741,995 shares of common stock.
Net
.
.
dividend of 25 cents per share on
a
stock, payable Oct. 15 to holders of record
disbursed On Jan. 15, April 15 and July
common
amount
Dividend—
.
taxes^
■
State income taxes, etc.—V. 156,1
■',vv7- ,v. '•"•7 ; ■ '•7,
and
Subs.)—Earnings—
777
7
(&
income
before
profits
•
n
1,250,000
income
fEarnings
;; ';7■■
6 Mos. End. June 30—
Profit
(est.) after charges and Fed. inc.
702.
p.
77
Time, Inc.
Sunshine Mining Co.—Earnings—
—v.- 156,
Federal
depreciation,
349.
p.
156, p. io6i./.
Net mine inc.
the
.
;
-J
dividend of 50 cents per share on
a
8
_
623,000
$0.29
604,000
;
Oct.
(John R.) Thompson Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
:7
7 Jan. 1 to—
7.7,:
June 30.'42 June 30, '41 June 14,'40
Sales
$5,971,038
$5,286,450 $5,096,318
"Net profit
! ■
99,569
130,743
t66,290
Earns, per sh on, 296,300 com. shs.
$0.34
Nil.
, Nil
4»-~- 1941
$4,980,000
$4,887,000
/./V:/;'"'/v/
(approximately) L-,--
payable
/ 125,936
7
•
30—•;/>
♦Depreciation of fixed assets_„A~^r-.
Federal
amount was disbursed on March 25
distribu¬
last, as
compared with 75 cents each on Oct. 1 and Dec. 27, 1941,. and 50 cents
each on April 1 and July 1, 1941.
:
k.
»
'
'
After payment of
the Nov. 1, 1942, dividend, arrearages on the
second preferred stock will amount to $63 per share.—V. 156, p. 87,;;!
tion
declared
Dividend—
to holders of record Sept. 28. A like
and July 29, last. Payments during
1941 were as follows: May 31, 50 cents; Aug. 25,.75 cents, and Dec. 20,
$1.25.—V. 156, p. 263. : • 7' ■' //.
/:;.:77
7y\'.: 7'"> -'V "
' v7'7;7';
stock,
common
preferred stock, no par
payable Nov. 2 to holders of record Oct. 13. A similar
was made on
this issue on Feb. 2, May 1 and Aug. 1,
value,
directors have
The
account
dividend of $1 per share on
declared a
have
directors
accumulations on the $4 cumulative second
of
Thew Shovel Co.—50,-Cent Common
Co.—Accumulated Div.
Securities
Electric
1.571
..
—
r Suburban
,
inventory.
losses In
contingent
1941
'
$87,702
$0.06
stock
common
on
1942
•
.
—L"-
profit
$200,770 in 1941.—V. 156, p. 263.
92,083
*235,000
profit
of.~the Revenue Act of 1942.—
''r:/ '! !
702.
Note—Provision
114,313
31,919
$138,053
134,150
" $1.02
!
1940
'
$156,267
$0.52 *; ... $0.30
♦After depreciation, interest, Federal income taxes, and in 1942 and
1941 after provision for excess profits taxes.
Net profit in 1942 is also
$809,173
117,391
•
profits taxes for the June-quarter
excess
anticipation
in
6 Mos. End. June 30—
♦Net
after
$915,572
estimated
are
156, p.
1942—6 Mos.—1941
$430,537
31,152
taxes..
165,000
/Tung-Sol Lamp Works, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings— :
1941 Revenue Act still in
n.'T 7'..i
.'l
58,696
■«.
$303,053;
725,000
80,000
330,000
per
1942
V.
$263,551
$440,955
tEarnings per share
$0.45
$0.81
"Includes an adjustment for probable increased taxes applied against
first quarter earnings.tOn 476,388 shares of common stock.
y
; Current assets as of June 30, 1942, including $306,161 cash, amounted
to $3,851,207, and current liabilities were $1,505,606, comparing with
cash of $393,823, current .assets of $3,480,548, and current liabilities
of $1,132,787 on June 30, 1941.
Inventories were $2,509,817 against
$1,774,867.—V. 156, p. 439. 7.
7/ ./V''-,; -; ::'7;-7;
!'7'■■-77
Net
$66,335 >>■' $139,238
Earnings per share-
income
Federal
Ohio—Earnings—
l/';! V!!/!;!' 1942
1941
charges and taxes.U—l
after
income
Act,
Revenue
1942—3 Mos.—1941
_J.__
etc.
Welfare
Employ.
Stroufs-Hirshbcrg Co., Youngstown,
Net
of
$0.34
r;iv7,/
$470,453
deprec.
,
amort.,
Int.,
$354,543
$1.52
■:
Earnings
(Including Domestic Subsidiaries)
';;!;/
$191.454/!■ $448,744
$0.82
*$1.92
stock.—V.
capital
of
shares
234,000
*On
$186,623
*$0.80
and taxesJu
per share_
;;
1
/.-/Nil
-
$946,462-
;
'• •'/
excess/-'
Net profit
shs; of bap. Stk. outst.-
surtax has been made
and
tax
required under the
155, p. 2374.
Period End. June 30—
Profit
&
profits taxes
Earns,
1942—6 Mos.—1941
■,.
' ■■'• //
1942—3 Mos.—1941
30—
all
'
1942
proposed
income
time.—V.
8,356
$161,644
•t
*$50,269
'/'■/ •'/•!-•!77:/!;'
of the amount
at the
5,127
$425,692
income
Note—Federal
•'
$0.34
153,288
..,
;
the
of
view-
420,565
•
income
Fed.
205,876
,!
205,029
Depreciation
Steel
Total
$1,297,463
$530,361
937,370,.. 289,700
9.092
13,353
$277,858
$604,914
& depr.
exp.
J 1942—6 Mos.—1941
1942—3 Mos.—1941
..
profit
after
$256,145
$122,941
v v?■>//
quarterly
usual
the
to
102,920
/',>/■!,■•;! Nil; X
par)
!..
Williams Steel Forging Corp.—Earnings—
&
Other income
'
*$50,033
'
extra dividend of 40 cents per share
dividend of 40 cents per share on
the common stock; both payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Dec. 5.
Extras of 40 cents each were also paid on May 15, last, and on May 24
and Dec. 26, 1941.—V. 155, p. 1318.
/i'!
addition
'
$82,088
$152,953
$1,852
102,514
(no
for Federal
excess
force
H
,;
t
in
The directors have declared an
.
in
137,443.
sh, on 146,832
shares
Note—In
vision
Extra Dividend of 40 Cents—
90,292
86,414 '
•-
"Surplus.
701.
156, p.
Standard Wholesale Phosphate
20,943
$100,662
per
com.
$463,998
$279,188
—•
128,255
dividends
Preferred
194T-; ;5
1.942
;;
11,523
84,033
44,051
profit
1941 were;
20, $3.50.
.
$414,531
,/
;
Standard Stoker Co., Inc.—Earnings
6 Months Ended
•
16,577
$300,635
■r.-
Deficit
;■
21,015
14,586
$248,509
etc.
tax,
Prof,
7.
,
„
income
Gross
$393,516
$284,058
8,287
income
1941
2191.
p.
Period End. June 30—
!
$132,317
income
Total
Fed.
'^7 '
1
share.—^
common
129,000
*On
Other
'V.' '.
$233,923
155,
3,321,826
$124,030
—V.
$3,715,342
4,464,592
prof, aft, depr.
Miscell.
charges and taxes-
Net income after all
v
'
$4,748,650
1,838,349
This compares with $2.50
30 to holders of record Sept. 22.
follows:
as
Transue
:_!
$3.50 per share on account
cumulative preferred stock, par $100, pay¬
the 7%
on
paid on March 30 and June 9, last.
Payments during
April 7, $1.75; May 21, $2; Sept. 23, $3, and Dec.
each
(inch de¬
exps.
Oper.
$1.79
'
-
.
&
preciation)
Silica Corp.—-Earnings—
Standard
6 Months
Costs
<
1941
$163,065
91,206
1942
$137,259
June 30—
$2,072,272
2,361,884
$2,485,914'
Niet sales
Kansas—Earnings—
Standard Oil Co. of
6 Months Ended
—V,
The directors have declared a dividend of
1942—6 Mos.—1941
1942—3 Mos.—1941
Period End June 30—
Dividend—
Securities Corp.—$3.50 Preferred
:; Towne
of accumulations
able Sept.
as
and June 30, last,
cqmpared with 50
June
on
cents on March
(& Subs.)—Earnings— ;
Thatcher Manufacturing Co.
compared with 151,361,000 kwh. for the
corresponding week last year, an increase of 10.T/c
V. 156, p. 1061.
Net
quarterly
a
output
Standard Gas &
totaled
declared
have
directors
The
into
permitted to be carried forward
the taxable income for 1942.
present income tax laws is
succeeding year, will exceed
the
and
dividend of 10 cents per
share on the common stock, par $5, payable Sept. 30 to holders of
record Sept. 24. This compares with 15 cents per share paid on March
1 and June 30, last.
Payments during 1941 were as follows: March 31
and June 30, 10 cents each; Sept. 30 and Dec. 29, 15 cents each.
An
extra of 10 cents was also disbursed on Dec. 29, 1941.—-V. 155, p. 2287.
exceeds the
A like amount was disbursed on March 31
30, Sept. 30 and Dec. 29,: 1941,. as
29, 1941.—V. 155, p. 2464,
Sept, 22;
Co.—Div. Reduced—
Terre Haute Malleable & Mfg.
Corp. under section 77 B of the Bankruptcy Act, which loss
taxable income of the company for the year 1941 and it is
estimated that the net operating loss created for 1941, which, under
Oil
Rock
Monday, September 28, 1942
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
1158
Subs.)—Earnings—
Net
profit
^
"
"After
providing
for Federal
:
1941
1-942
First Six Months—
—™—J* ' *$109,050
+$105,401
excess profits taxes based
Income and
adopted by the House of Representatives <45% normal and
surtax, 90% excess profits tax), and including in the second quarter
rates
on
necessary
adjustment for the six months' taxes,
tAfter adjusted
on the basis of the 1941 tax law,—V. 155, p.
eral taxes calculated
United Corp.-r-Urges Its
Fed¬
2287,
Voluntary Plan Be Adopted—
Disputes SEC Staff Argument That It Should Be Dis¬
solved As Being Legally Unauthorized and Imprac¬
ticable—
! "
'
•
.
;
_
.
.
corporation in a statement filed Sept. 23 with SEC in connec¬
with the latter's "death sentence" proceedings instituted against
The
tion
the
company
counters the' staff's recommendation that the corpora¬
with the contention that the company's plan of volun->
tion be dissolved
<
Toledo
The
Shipbuilding Co.—75-Cent Dividend—
directors
the common
have
declared
a
dividend
of 75
cents per share on'
holders of record
stock, no par value, payable Sept, 30 to
tary
reorganization under the Holding Company Act should be approved *•
The latter soon will set a date from oral argu¬
in the proceedings.
v
,
by the Commission.
ment
t
Volume 156
Number 4111
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Summarized, the company makes the following points in its brief in
support of its contention that its plan should be approved:
Since the company has undertaken to divest itself of the possibility
of
controlling
Weekly Electric Output—
The
output. for the UGI system companies for the week
19, 1942, .amounted to 122,772,520 kwh., compared with
106,509,545 kwh. in the same week last year, an increase of 16,262,975
statutory subsidiaries, the Commission is not
authorized to require United to take any other action to comply with
the provisions of Section 11-B of the Holding
Cmpany Act.
It
United
,:
electric
ended
of its
any
does
not
United Milk Products
6 Mos. Eiid. June 30—
•AfNet profit
fEarnings per
a
finding that -voting power is unfairly
holders of United or that reorganization
*
its. capital structure is necessary, the company contended.
A"
;
Dissolution of United is neither required nor authorized under Sec¬
tion
11-B
(2),
In conclusion;
ing
its
If
11-B
the
ceased
11-E
should
plan
be
should
be
holding
a
function
as
a New
1941
...
1940
1939
subject
Commission under the
to
proceedings
the
Act
and
Company Act of
stock,
par.—V.
no
$186,499
$127,124
$2.29
income
155,
taxes,
fOn
1421.
p.
1
$96,456
$1.29
•;
etc.
$0.79
34,899
shares
will
it
The
A
directors,
the
first
York City:
directors
ment
the
disbursed
was
the
on
March
on
stock
common
since
made
by
Irving S. Olds, Chairman of<
conference in
Chicago on the
ptess
a
meeting
the
of
board
a,"'"
••
of
this
to
be
held
outside
of
*
corporation
deemed
it
appropriate
hold
to
history
a
V
'
ton
every
Chicago
of
steel
district
is
produced
going
by
United
States
Steel
Corp.
into
America's war effort.
Through
cooperation between employees and management,
steel is being turned out
by our plants in this area in continually
greater quantities for ships, tanks,
guns, planes, and other war uses.
and
effective
Improvements
16, last, which was the first pay¬
27, 1937, when 30 cents was
being
"<
A
and
completed,
steel
May
paid.—V. 156, p. 1063.
1940.
the
loyal
have declared a dividend of 25 cents per share on the
stock, par $10, payable Oct. 15 to holders of record Oct. 5. A
like amount
Corp.—Expansion Progresses—
was
at
A,
A;
Today
,
directors
common
has
continue
by
of
of
'• district.
;
A.-A-'A
United Paperboard Co.—25-Cent Common Dividend—
under
that
regulation
to
$167,634
$2.03
Federal
"
in
:A;
order
an
subject
company
Investment
seek
depreciation,
common
order approv¬
an
J
.
.
will
of
After
.
share—
Steel
meeting on Sept. 23 in Chicago—the first in
the
of
the
corporation to be held outside of New York City—because of the
importance of this Midwest center to the corporation's war
production
effort.
Furthermore, the corporation is proud of the part which its
subsidiaries have played in the industrial
development of the Chicago
Co.—Earnings—
1942
.
.;.f.a;.:A
-
and
granted
United
company
investment
an
be
dismissed.
plan becomes effective,
to
:A.-'" .v.-
United holds that its. application for
Section
..Section
i.
v
board
The
warrant
security
among
States
following statement
occasion
15.3%.—V. 156, p. 1062.
or
•
Evidence
to
the
is not
distributed
A
The
Sept.
kwh.,
"practicable" to require United to make any changes in its
capital structure or to dissolve at present, and any order to that
effect will be contrary to the provisions of Secion
11, arbitrary, and
in all respects void.
''V":
.,-,
' -
of
1159
products
tank
additions
to
and
will
feed
to
existing
America's
result
soon
plant
In
facilities
larger
a
rapidly
are
flow
of
steel
and
machine.
war
armor
plate plant is under construction by
Carnegie-Illinois
Corp. in the Chicago district, for account of the United Stales
Army. This plant will be. in operation
early in 1943, and will supply
shaped tank armor plate ready for
speedy assembly on tanks to be
Steel
Dissolution
Held
Sentence"—
Only Way United Can Meet "Death
brief
a
Utilities
only
The
(2)
Act,
staff
United
SEC
that
which
by
11-B
,
Company
the
holds
Division
Section
of
with
filed
method
the
sentence"
22,. counsel
the
-
that
fair
a
partial
a
and
equitable
bring about equitable distribution of voting
structure.
and
"It
problem in
power
dividend
cents
the
of
a
it
remove
from
of
have
value
the
in
divestment
the
of
of
tinued
is
stock
United,
the
staff
of
in
the
its
up
excess
unless
of
be
to
To
of
ownership,
holdings
feasible
or
in
the
nor
complexities
United
Corp.
which
are
result
from
the
since
unnecessary,
capital
con¬
will
to
were
result
their
in
■*
meet Sept.
debt
a
owed
loss
a
of
$15
to
ar.d
to
staff
"Dissolution
says:
on
the
of
United
Detroit
its
fixed
appraised
an
of
the
assets,
ownership
value of $155,000
Universal
of
the
its stockholders
among
1942.
•
inc.
and
all
A A19 42—3
this
155,
$172,176
cl
per
B share-
p. 2015.
w
$335,672
$0.28
$333,578
$0.54
$1.02
of
ment
teed
6 Mos. Ended June 30—
Net
sales
expenses......—
(& Subs.)
1942
)
which
*1939
1940
$1,629,825
1,430,880
2,277,642
33,681
23,338
r:
31,386
ment
Other
$255,666 A A
income
$236,599
$167,559
74,018
39,896
24,131
81,212
$276,495
$191,690
Fed.
&
$104,143
207,822
149,199
102,813
92. Y-Y-CYYA 24
128
tax
foreign inc.
Minority ^interest-,.
A'
-
,
<
all
Net
profit
per
----A
$121,770
$127,272
for
$0.18
Nil
avoid
j
Nil
>"j'A,r :A
,
Net
profit
after
1942
•
$5,891,425
etc._r
manufacturing
14,762,888
depreciation,
Other income
Total
continuance
the
State
Income
Fed., income
Net
for
'Revised.
to
53,000
61,255
^$1,504,949
28,259
$1,476,690
and
$1.80
per
* JEquiva-
contingencies.
war
share
common
in
1942
and
1941,
respec¬
tively.
Notes—(1) The
tax
in
rates
sentatives,
tax.
rates
at
(2)
:
from
the
1942
45%
or
The
provision
bill
revenue
the
Federal
as
for normal and
in
revision
passed
surtax,
first half of
taxes
has
the
by
and 90%
1941
reflects
been
made
of
House
at
increase
the
in
charge
greater
reflects
while
from
to
$446,005
amortization
company.—V.
156,
p.
'Does
not
sources.—V.
equipment
the
in
any
Shs.
A
cap.
($10
expanded
United
Gas
the
to
had
since
been
been
now
in
SEC
Philadelphia
a
Sept.
on
18
with
the
July 4,'42 July 5,'41
disputes
European
or
Co.—SEC
C.—V.
1940
United
Kingdom
Disputes
Court
Circourt
contention
it
UGI's
ordered
The
company
of
mination
additional
to
Act
that under the provisions of the Public Utility
the SEC is required to proceed with the deter¬
constitutes
what
before
systems,
it
a
single
may
integrated
legally
direct
dispose of its interests in any property.
the
utility system, and
the holding company
The UGI filed
its brief in
it is expected that the case will come before
the court for argument early in October.
The Commission replied that UGI's stand completely distorts the
purpose of section 11.
"That section is not intended necessarily to
result in the creation of holding company systems dominating whole
case
areas,
and
on
on
Aug.
but on the
units
not
•
'
<
1
1
,
8
and
contrary/ the emphasis is on localized management
big to destroy the effectiveness of state regula¬
,
too
tion," the brief contended.
Stores
A
record
stockholders
of
Aug.
1942.
record
1, 1942.
common
385,603
385,753
$1.42
$1.36
,$1.10
appointed
Treasurer.
Plywood's
He
excess
states
company
and
to
surplus
July. 31,
24,
that
"this
A
15, last, and
on
profits
real
cents per
of
record
also
the
f
declared
Oct.
is
15
not
like
to
15,
dividend
a
to
holders
be
amount
Jan.
declared
share)
Oct.
on
1942,
-On May-0^19427"
of
145
since
Subsidiary)
.
In
the
estate
was
corresponding
period of the pre¬
$282,109 were charged to
:-A
....AArr-'Y
losses
of
Inc,—Earnings—<■-
...
^
)
$234,717
common share
above
net
$0.29
with
compares
three months of
1941.
Net
76
cents
income
a
for
share
the
the
for
first
six
corre¬
months
with
$1.43
a
Co.—Earnings—
1942
:
1941
$8,689
$15,541
$0.04
$0.07
!
2516.
p.
profit
'After
Corp.—Earnings—
provision
155, p.
1942
(of
$23,000
in
1942)
for
1941'
;$322,869
(estimated)-,—
$321,664
Federal
832.
income
*
-
also
act
Algoma
Period End. June 30—
as
Ply¬
►
'Net
profit
'After
eral
.
of
$1
paid
15, July
share
per
record
considered
was
April
of
Oct.
on
The
1.
establishing
as
on
Jan.
Oct.
April
15,
15,
15
;••<
income
and excess
1.
Corp.—Earnings—
"After
after
1941
1940
-$592,454
share
per
$581,784
$628,101
$247,736
$1.18
$1.16
$1.26
$0.50
;•
1939 !
■
charges, State and Federal income taxes, and in 1942 and 1941
for excess profits tax.
fOrx 500,000 shares of capital
provision
stock,
$1
par.
taxes
profits taxes, 45%
to
'''
1942
profit
usual
quarterly dividend of 1 % %
the preferred stock, payable Oct. 15 to hold¬
etc.,
Universal-Cyclops
fEarnings
1942—9 Mos.—1941
t$31,493
$141,024
tS205,576
but before any provision for Fed¬
profits taxes.
fLoss.—V. 155, p. 2375.
6 Mos. End. June 30—
'Net
a
15
Dec.
and
1942—3 Mos.—1941
$113,302
depreciation, interest,
Note—Federal
the
taxes,—
Universal Cooler Corp.—Earnings—
1941.
directors
20,
136
Corp.—Earnings—
(And
•
account.
subsidiary
year
151,
'Net
Wis., and Hamilton Veneer Co., Orange¬
22
payable
dividend rate."
July
1942,
of
increase
an
6 Mos. End. June 30—
V.
will
subsidiaries,
1063.
Sept.
stock,
20,
On May
increase
an
„1——
United Stores
A
v
385,603
Consolidated
Earnings for
'
Y:','
'Gross
First
:
$3,582,000,
Reserves
for
Months
A
'
in
1942
were
based
on
90%
for
rate
excess
for the combined normal and surtax, and amounted
including State taxes.—V. 156,
Universal Pictures Co., Inc.
deplet. and
taxes...
1,214,708
1,246,843
p.
967.
2,328,015
1,055,735
Frov.
Net
earnings
Preferred
-
dividend
Balance
Earns,
taxes
and
on
$2,806,630
1,091,879
39 Weeks Ended—
Consol.
with
that
share
$2,607,829
528,765
on
deducting
all
shares
common
$3.24
equities in certain foreign subs.—^
for Fed. income and excess profits taxes
The
excess
profit
charges
the
figured
profit
31%
for
States
none
will
the basis of 45%
the
same
excess
be
to
taxes
net
for
$255,246
profit
the
L-w
:
:
$4,760,873
227,718
2,780,809
$2,000,864
$1,752,346
provision for Federal income and
quarter of the current fiscal year
after
third
(before
Aug. 1,'42
$2,751,864
deduction
of
$234,000
charged
in
this
quarter but applicable to preceding six months, due to proposed change
in
tax
laws), as compared with $631,530 in the corresponding 13-week
.
foregoing estimate United States taxes
on
—
consolidated
Aug. 2,'41
751,000
(net after adjust, for prior years taxes)
Net
$1,714,751
$4.93
,
except domestic and foreign Federal
income and provision for reserves for
depreciation, depletion
amortization.
United
._
.
profit before Federal taxes__„—YY-j-
amounted
Note—In
been
:
—
per
'After
requirements
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Write-off of
1,091,879
amortization.
income
$5,109,208
$3,699,708
deprec.,
1941
$7,242,431
foreign and Federal
Domestic,
8
1942
earnings
dismemberment.
argued
of
May 20,
preferred stockholders,
156, p. 872.
AA;
after charges and taxes
Earnings per share on 225,000 shares-...
Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.—$1
Dividend—Earnings for First Eight Months—
on
placed
$426,941
States
p.
ovens,
UGI
Appeals at
by the com¬
pany that its divestment orders against UGI incorrectly
interpreted
the provisions of the Public Utility Holding Company Act under which
Holding Company
preferred
since
stockholders,
United States Universal Joints
States
of
raised
330
Net profit
1939
$522,501
Algoma,
156,
resume
were
income after estimated Federal income taxes
—V,
1941
385,603
been
Co.,
Estimated
the
the
$0.99
United
will
furnaces
of 1942 is 55 cents a share after
taxes, and compares
share for the six months of
^41.—V. 156, p. 872.
esti¬
this
preparation of
three
weeks before
$548,758
_
has
for
Veneer
directors
regular
ers
the
they
the
1942
share
Leary
S.
The
-
of
common
States
Earnings per
•
outst.
:
United
The
filed
just
report,
stockholders
common
"
A'-J
sponding
$400,000.
exceeded
the
of
rebuilt
battery of coke
electric
new
increase of 424 since May
1942.—V.
Note—The
suits
$382,585
stock
per
A.
burg,
1062.
brief
already
in
being
new
Earnings for the Three- Months Ended June 30, 194}
At Net
y
date
dismissed
■■
The
had
the
incurred
Two
decrease
U. S. Truck Lines,
of the various antitrust
company
is
A
surplus account.—V. 156, p. 1033.
1941, the U. S. Gypsum
year
in
that
'
;
an
69,359
profit
ceding
open
were
case.
the government
.
Controller
of
$3.67
Improvement
f
in
which
_
Dismemberment—
on
69,783,
charged
to
United States Plywood Corp.—New Treasurer—
(87Vz
Stand
*
'After depreciation, Federal and Canadian income and
taxes.—V. 155, p. 2375.
com¬
the
operations
$10,729,000
from
/'
stating
probabilities
156, p. 703.
par)
Earnings
period
$9,941,000
income
it by
profit
&
..—a—l.—$3.39
include
the
be
$415,488
the
upon
a
corporation's
Jan, .30,
'Net
time.
department
Another
were
administrative expenses
before income taxes——_>
156, p.
cost
6 Mos. End. June 30—
"Net
wood
Co.—Earnings—
-AA
term
the
at
installed
will
-A' - A : v' v A
•
7 -A
ju'ne 27, '42 June 28, '41
:
$82,989
$68,417
*
After depreciation,
interest, Federal income taxes, etc.
Note—Subsidiary company losses upon the sale of real estate and
buildings in the first half of 1942 in the amount of
said
that
at
by
government
held
published for the
$100,000
has
which
.
share
the
date."—V.
W.
1942
439.
6 Months Ended—
•"Estimated profit
per
war
be
to
officials stated that
Common
United Fruit
Earnings
of
increase in selling and
an
$546,380 is indicative of
the
regard,
were
October
made
new
1941.
163,749,
a
Repre¬
amortization
and
to $261,127 in the
been
units
Joliet
at
a
merchant
facilities
6 Months Ended—
United States Playing, Card Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
provision for taxes
depreciation
for
1941
this
the
to
case
Some
way.
Others
of
its
■
164,079
since Feb. 20, 1942.
■;
totaled
weeks of
six
of
under
•
■
corporation's
!Y there, were
Goldsborough
Alan
close
well
including
in
6 Mos. End, June 30—
for excess profits
subsequently determined in the ,1941 Revenue Act.
An
pany's plants,
,
1942
$159,981 in the first half of
largely
the
for
that
another
case,
trial
$1,609,751
fAfter $200,000 provision" for
.
$1.34
the
however, insisted upon their right to a trial in
might be cleared of the charges against them.
The
against
Company
$1,638,615
28,864
common
Judge
at
would be tried
recently
would -be successful.*
they
stated
brought
704,951
+$1,126,878
28,259
.
Co.
72,402
1,274,445
$1,098,619
——
have
"In its annual report
$2,415,968
3,667,000
taxes
,
dividends
Surplus
'
—
profits
excess
profit
Preferred
lent
tax^.
&
by
improvements
operation.
plans for rehabili¬
district,
manufacture
expendi¬
month.
in
there
defendants,
that
mated
$2,840,649
efforts
1942,
The
it charges of Sherman
the U. S. Gypsum Co. state¬
case
resulting action is the dismissal of the
1940
$3,037,654
2,720,974 5A? 2,315,587
119,675
100,381
$4,846,878
civil
a
in
finishing facilities.
numbered
,j
sustain
directed
was
in
case
a
agreement in
that if the trial
order
*1941
83,990
u
.
J
income
to
-
$3,403,025
in.
year
last
United
defendants
the defendants
AAAYA" A A; *'. "
Foundry Co.—Earnings—
$
6 Mos. End. June 30—
Gross
failed
of
"The
United Engineering &
has
its
court
'
"Including French subsidiary.—V. 156, p. 703.
last
the
is
already
this
the
Number of Stockholders—
started two
prosecutions
within
case
various
announced
in
$67,000,000.
Major items include projects at the
Steel Works, Gary Steel Works, and
Gary Sheet &
•
The
Certain-
and
Co.
for
the
than
more
operation
>
agreement that the
express
$76,667
•
March, U. S. Gypsum Co. and Certain-teed Products Corp. moved
prompt
trial of the remaining indictment.
The government
a
obtained
22,989
4,487
$88,749
Nil
ih:
common
Co.
mill
in¬
for
Gary Sheet & Tin Mills, the installation of additional
electrolytic
tinning lines and equipment for chemical pretreatment of black
plate
is well along Rnd will
be completed during 1943.
These new units
will aid in
conserving the nation's supply of pig tin, the source of
which has been cut off by Japanese
conquests in the Pacific.-
•
verdict
a
Gypsum
in
and
Wire
facilities
been
At
cost
Court
new
program
are
Chicago
,
second
against gypsum companies,
«
"Several
Earns,
in
The
Depart¬
of
District
have
waiting
being built for account of the Defense Plant
Corp., will be completed
early next year. A program for increasing facilities to
provide slabs
lor the new armor
plate plant is well advanced.
The
South
Chicago Works of Carnegie-Illinois is United
States
Steel's manufacturing center for
electric furnace steels, which are used
extensively in aircraft construction. Existing electric furnace facilities
are
being increased by the installation of an additional furnace and
„
industry
tubing,
1943.
of
South
company.
division
Federal
antitrust
of
the
the
of
additional
$500,-
.
gypsum
of
antitrust
States
;
series
a
the
the
'
.
government testimony. The statement issued by U. S. Gypsum Co.
in part:
.
$22,931
$329,684
income__^__
the
suit, in
■
government
of
by
of
.
officials
to
United
constituted
November
favor
"In
Total
against
said.
Last
in
Profit
the
dismissal
terminated
Act violations
$2,334,254
1,819,831
members
criminal
Corp.
.
according
its
C.,
and
ago
against
the
of
D.
move
years
$2,079,768
1,872,007)
I
Depreciation
Earnings-
••1941
$2,127,673
—
Cost-and
followed
Justice
Products
The
United Dyewood Corp.
suit
$500,0.00.,
Washington,
...:
,
antitrust
company
statement
$560,939
$0.63
■
'■
,
.
The
1942- -6 Mos.—1941
Mos.—1941A
chgs.
taxes
Earns,
—V.
after
...
will wipe out an earned surplus of $834,850 held by
Freight on June 30, last, and reduce capital surplus
$1,413,455 to $1,361,150, the latter total subject to later adjust¬
ments.—V. 156, p. 1063.
*
'
United States Gypsum Co.—Anti-trust Suit Cost
its
a
Joliet,
This
&
of
and
operations about the first of December.
States
000
at
operations
Dock
Terminal
from
Corp.—Earnings—
aircraft
Mills. A
a A
A a
At the Gary
Works, the work of rebuilding twelve soaking pits is Ar
practically completed. One coke oven battery was rebuilt and resumed
settlement
United
mill
;Tin
consideration
The
structure.
Period End. June 30—
Co.
■
ensuring
of
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp., in addition to
constructing the tank
plate plant, bits- been active in expanding its facilities in the
Chicago area for steel production. This program involves an
ture
Detroit
production
armor
Co., which carries ownership
The stock had a book value of $467,844 on
property.
expansion
Waukegan
halt
the 2,880 shares of
and
the
operation by the first of the year. It is
expected that the project will
be completed and
producing to aid the war effort during the first
►
Freight
for
American Steel
year
red
at
property.
States
arsenals.
immediately placed in operation without
the remaining machines.
Waukegan.
share.
a
tank
of
and
products
write
in the settlement therefore amounts to $1,642,844,
with a book value of $4,030,000 given to United States
Freight's investment, so that the net loss to United States Freight will
be
$2,387,155.
-%%.;;• ' ■%£■■■. .&;.£■ -A;\;.' AAA,A'', Aaa-'^A',;:;- - %:;■ A AyYYY%
of
.
Net
Last
tation
coarse
the Nicholson Universal Steam¬
are
and
installation
^
_
midwestern
equipment
stalled
25 to vote on pro¬
three other trans¬
by
$2,387,155
stock from $25
the debts
owe
of
some
with
stock
31,
The
circumstances
United Drill & Tool
A;
which compares
the correction of the evils resulting from
Subsequently it is demonstrated that
pre*mted by the United system dissolution
of United is the-only action, both adequate and consistent with the
interests of United's investors,
which will remove all of the evils
presented by the United Corp."—-V. 156, p. 703.
the
A,.,-. ,'
,,
value of
the Cleveland
July
United
;
the
,
company
the settlement of
property and one of $150,000
this situation the directors
of
Terminal
with
of
A-
whatever.
meet
Overlakes
voting
consistent
26
cents
have authorized, and its executive committee has
approvad, the settle¬
ment about to be presented to the stockholders.
This settlement will
give United States Freight $1,020,000 cash proceeds from the sale by
holders."
recommendations,
United's. corporate
under
the
companies that
Cleveland
shall
it
Aug.
35
.A' A ;';^a.-A.v-A
■
ship Co., the Universal Terminal Co., and the Overlakes Freight Corp.
Overlakes was formed in 1932 to buy from United States
Freight all
capital stock of Nicholson, Universal Steamship and Universal Terminal.
In
their
10
years
of operation Nicholson and Universal realized
profits in only two years.
In addition to their debt to the-United
States
Freight Co. there was an indebtedness of $135,000 on the
its
stock, in which event,
in the distribution.
divestment
and distribution of its assets
of
in
28,
28,
'-A:
Freight Co.- -Stockholders To Vote On
which
the stated
The
participate
respondent's
security
function
Corp.
method
the
equities,
common
not
without
appear
the
substantially
respective
will
control
that
of
useful
United
one
of
prices
equity for the
no
United's
existence
no
Summing
the
down
order
outstanding -securities of United.
In
and common stockholders will par¬
their
with
of
holds
market
the
subsidiaries
of
staff
serves
is
of
of
ownership
its
interest
The
in
a
dissolution
preference
common
divestment
securities
basis
value
both
there
the
course,
Neither
of
the
for
accordance
that
appear
of
the
on
market
distribution
ticipate
of
approve
port, companies
United,
current
such
States
Stockholders
posals to
"Dissolution will permit the distribution among the security
in accordance with their equity of its assets which
holders
a
category
the necessity
brief says:
the permission of the Commission,
got
May
May
.
at
Tubular Alloy Steel
National Tube
Corp., a new subsidiary, has acquired the plant
Co., at Gary. This new company will produce alloy
and stainless tubing for aircraft
structures, motor parts, bearings,
tank tractor tubings, and oil
refinery tubing. The work of installing
machinery and equipment is now in progress. Tube
reducing machines,
of
key
holding company as "elusive and
It suggests the company's voluntary plan be dismissed.
fragmentary.".
Urging
it
the
the first this year.
were as follows:
'March 20,
1941
an
securities unless
to
erected
made,
was
Debt Settlement—
adequate solution," the report adds.
The
staff
report characterizes
the
voluntary
plan
submitted by
United, in which the latter proposed that it would refrain from voting
its
share
United
United's own
the undue complexity in its own corporate
solution suggested, by respondent, nor do we
remove
is. not
as
on
per
and Nov. 26, quarterly dividends of 15 cents each;
extra, and Aug. 26, 85 cents extra.—V. 155, p. 2464.
reorganization
that it would
among
Sept. 18 took no action on the declaration of a
the capital stock.
On July 15, last, a distribution of 15
on
Payments during
Holding
.-A;;;
-v-A
one-stock
the
to
Public
provisions
v.
directors
.
is
Utility
A-i
...
the
Corp.
the
Public
; A
solution
for
United
meet
can
of
A Abe
security holders
the
of
corporation
"death
adds
would
Sept.
on
dissolution
•"
recommend it
\
United Specialties Co.—No Dividend Action—
•
The
In
period
profits
for
of
taxes
required.—V. 155,
the 8 months
1941.
for
p.
No
either
2464.
on
of
provision
period,
income have
1942,
was
compared
made
for
it being believed
period of 1941. Provision for Federal income and excess profits taxes
this quarter required $768,350 (not including $234,000 charged in this
quarter but applicable to preceding six months, due to proposed change
in
tax
laws), as against provision of $361,000 in the same quarter a
Before provision for Federal income and excess profits taxes,
for the third quarter of the current year amounted to
year ago.
the
profit
:*
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
4160
SI,023,596,
is
advanced
well
p.
—V.
155, p. 2375.
Vinco
——
Net
334,762
income
Total
$2,121,279
$2,011,271
$1,933,963
95,920
98,957
96,366
85,207
59,111
13,915
"Loss
sale
on
34,795
t611,581
258,442
145,241
$1.76
145,241
$6,59
145,241
$7.07
145,241
(cash)
dividends
outstg. (no par)
Com. shs.
shr. on com.
per
.profits
'• ■'
tax.
Assets—Cash
in
and
banks
June
-
inventories
supplies on
$151,815; investments, $2,201,371; sinking fund for preferred
$25,246; fixed assets (less reserve for depreciation of $1,492,$1,333,162; goodwill, $1; total, $16,150,156.
hand,
•
stock,
575),
.
$1,538,983;
payable,
> <
had
for contingencies, $138,649; 8'ft cumulative preferred
$10Q), $6,024,600; common stock (145,241 shares, no par),
$1,479,305;
earned surplus, $6,501,422; total, $16,150,156.—V. 154,
p. 1634.
„"
- •
^
$346,705;
stock
,
reserve
Although
(par
•has
and
stock,
a
155, p. 2102.
cents.—V.
60
declared
value,
■
.
'
■
:
.
;
■
V. -156,
application of
company
from listing and
application stated,
Utica Clinton & Binghamton
The
Service
Public
.p.
approval of dissolution of the company, and transfer of certain of its
to the trustee of the Utica Lines of New York State Rys.
leased by the railroad to
New York State Rys. since 1886.
In connection, with the permanent-,
transfer, the commission said, the latter will pay $206,820 in settle¬
ment of all past
this
Earlier
be transferred has been
to
—V.
the
year
& Western
York Ontario
•
.
Utica & Mohawk Cotton
.."(Including
Account
Income
the
for
Mills, Inc.—Earnings—
Bleaching
Willowville
Utica
Co
1942
Six Months Ended June 30,
Net
/
671,450
months
"Net income for the six
Common stock
65,000
$3.30
a net profit of $150,571, equal to 78 cents a share
shares (no par), for the six months ended June 30,
65,000 common
' !
1942—3 Mos.—1941
Period End. June 30—
"Net
and
739.
June
income
June 20,'42 June 21,'41
*$486,105
and in
t$319,513
__________
charges,
Federal
income
taxes,
Net
—V.
-
liability
ended
..
$0.84
-
v
,
1942 has been adjusted
takes in
income
such
for
months
12
in. the House Tax Bill and covers
the
'
'
taxes.
June
Oil
Wilcox
F.)
(Hi
The
1942,
30,
,
profit was $598,589,
net
compared with $851,904
stock in the 12 months ended
In
Co.- -Offers Interests
Gas
&
■
has filed with the SEC an offering of undivided par¬
interest in a 2,000-acre Kinert block in Kingman County,
unit is one-thousandth undivided interest in the whole
company
ticipating
Each
Kansas.
block,
price is $100'cash per uhit, "or $1,000 for
the
and
block.
,•
.
to
according
financing,
started operations on that plan of
Appleby, Vice-President and Treasurer.'
having
the whole
,■
has been offering such participating units for 25 years,
The company
'
c^reed to drill the test well on "the" block to the deepest
grown horizon.
If it is a failure, all participants lose. If it develops
into a producer the company will manage the properties and develop
them by drilling additional wells.
The participants do riot contribute
any additional money after the first purchase.
The company takes out
of returns from oil the expense of drilling and operating the property,
M."" P.
Wilcox
Mr;
529,283
243,000
the remainder on a pro-rata basis accord¬
156, p. 1064,
' .
dividing
then
participants
ing to holdings.—V.
13,689
$272,594
■
as
1942
$638,421
137,974
Earnings per share on 129,500 shares common.-
profit after charges and taxes-.—
146, p. 290.
/
153,
p.
Period Ended June 30—
income
$388,054 ;
..
depreciation,
♦Net
income
taxes.—V.
155,
for excess profits taxes.
tEqual to $1.33 in 1942, $2.03 in
$1.03 in 1940 on 240,000 shares of capital stock now out*
standing.—V, 155, p. 2191.
"Net
and
profit
p.
Subs.)—Earnings
Earns,
;
sh.
per
on
400,-
.
$179,053
1
$0.13
■,
and
profits
excess
rates.—V. 156,
/f'-ff \•:(
792,
dividend
A
.
par $25,
75
Electric
Suburban
of
cents
90
share
per
Dividend
Co.—90-Cent
was
paid on
the common
stock,
Sept. 25 to holders of record Sept. 17. This compares with
paid on June 26, last, and $1.20 on March 27, 1942.
Pay-
on
v
cents
during 1941 were as follows: March 28, $1; June 27, $1.25, arid
Sept/26'and Dee. 26; $1.50 each.—V. 155, p. 2464.
- ;
!
J'
ments
;
$0.69 ;;; : $0.45
depreciation and provision for Federal taxes.—V; 155, p. 2192.
'V $0.39
,000 shs. capital stock
♦Atfer
$276,442 »
$53,956.
$158,411
rf
1942—6 Mos.—1941
1942—3 Mos.—1941
...
in 1942). tRevised.
acts, plus a reserve to cover possible increased
revenues
Worcester
$123,287
1941 after
income
1942, is based upon the existing
2192.
p.
West Virginia Coal & Coke Corp. (&
Period Ended June 30—
State
and
Federal
$532,061
'
$5,644
$18,501
$16,946 ;
$22,664
profit
'After Federal
excess profits taxes ($981,000
taxes for the 6 months ended June 30,
.
estimated Federal
for
provision
and
depletion
for
Note—Provision
1942—6 Mos.—1941
11941
1942
6 Months Ended June 30—
"Net
"After
1942—3 Mos.—1941
,
$2.41
,■
!
;
$607,556
7,767
| and State income and
June 15,'40 June 17,'39
*$246,800
1942 and
•'
568.-
*
$311,549
if-
(Alan) Wood Steel Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
1941
;
taxes—
income after all charges and
Net
1941
1942
$185,073
$1.43
6 Months Ended June 30—
$801,022.—V, 156, p. 440.
*'
Goodwill Station—Earnings—
The
WJR,
$1.62
'
tax was not assessable.
of June 30, 1942, amounted to $2,273,165 including
Webster, Eisenlohr, Inc.—Earnings—
provision
1941,
for Federal
rates contained
on
Kansas Block—,■
$2,692,938
!
3 Months Ended Aug. 31—
$44,324
$84,148
Van Norman Machine Tool Co.—Earnings—
"After
1942—:6 Mos.—1941
$400,878
,
a share on the common
1941.—V, 155, p. 2288,
30,
—V.
„
*Net
Subs.)—Earnings—r
$91,628
$0.10
equal to $1.82
Wauregan-Quinebaug Mills—Earnings
depreciation,
24 Weeks Ended—
is based
For-the
1»42
36,
taxes.
cash of $883,164 and current liabilities totaled
■
which had been set up in the first quarter of the year.
was no necessity in the 1942 quarter for setting up any
Federal income and excess profits taxes, the report states, owing to the
elimination, and the loss resulting therefrom two years ago, of some
real estate holdings of the company.-^-V. 155, p. 2191.
v.
-
$0.12
equal to $1.08 a share on the common stock as
profits
Current assets
Note—There
>
$0.07
1942—3 Mos.—1941
share.
com.
foreseeable
profits taxes,
•
30—"
1..^.
per
♦After
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
Ended
pontingencies.....^.
Note—Excess
and for the six months ended
June 30, 1942, after provision of $8,000 for Federal income and excess
interest
"■After
67,304
$0.07
$186,642
$323,883
$0.38
$0.61
depreciation, interest and Federal income taxes.
,
profit
Earns,
"
Net profit
1942—6 Mos.—1941
$15,325
$31,783
profit
♦Net
,•
Earnings per share on 167,900 shares of capital stock—
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Sales Corp,
Vadsco
'
that period were $3,135,853.—V. 155, p.
Net sales for
1941.
$94,795
55,918
!
..
Period Ended June
" " 1939 "
__v_.
for
$86,610
36,601
;
•
52,235
$0.13
$214,831
_—
outstanding (no par)—
with
""Compares
1940
contingencies-..;^!.—.
Provision for Federal income
Earnings per share_——
on
Six Months
taxes and
before
Reserve
,
155, p. 2288.
<
■
sh.
common
.
-sales
Profit
per
$54,734
$80,742
■
- ■
,
White Sewing Machine Corp. (&
.
"
.
Earnings
$886,281
—
Federal and State income taxes.
for
Provision
taxes
'
taxes
1942—6 Mos.—1941
■
•
,1941
1942
Warren Foundry & Pipe Corp.
Net
before
income
Net
; •/..■
.1942—3 Mos.—1941
.
Fed.;
after
income
—V.
1941 i
$747,248
$0.23
$103,620
$0.03
>_*.
—
$2,330,370 at the end of 1941.—V.: 156, p. 791,
218
____
1941' ;
$323,529
$1.10
C,-.;','
p. 2288.
taxes
after
.
$886,063
operating income—
income (net)—.—_—:
Other
•;
155,
;
(The) White Rock Mineral Springs Co.—Earnings—
including cash of $266,090; current liabilities, $1,309,431, and net
working capital, $3,346,420.
This compares with working capital on
.Dec, 31, 1941, of. $3,337,873/ .Inventories of $2,984,393 compare with
$5,604,832
4,718,769
returns and aIlowances________
Operating & selling expenses (inch depreciation, $90,918)—
V.
Period Ended June 30—
interest,
deprec. & Fed. taxes$279,702
$248,220
$199,454
$139,885
Earns, per com. share.
$2.75
$2.45
« >;
$1.97
$1.38
Net sales were $6,882,059 in the 1942 half year, compared with $6,452,010 in 1941,
.
Balance sheet as of June 30, 1942, showed current assets of $4,655,profit
] '
Net inc. before Fed. inc.
851,
; ■
sales, less discounts,
■Gross
—
.V*.-!
6 Mos. Ended June 30—
to the New
.
•
Note—Provision
1942
,,
(est.)
share
common
1/!!, (S.;D.> Warren Co^—Earnings—.
Net
steam railroad section was sold
RR. for $250,000.—V. 156, p. 88.
"
June
indebtedness.
(& Subs.)—
•
'
1942
Net income after charges and taxes.....$256,360
Earnings per common share^^.^-.—;—$0.85
and
608.
155, p.
cents on Jan. 31,
Jan. 31, 63 cents; April
156, p. 88.«
and 75
6'Months Ended June 30—
Sept. 22, the
Utica property
~T1 improperty.
Earnings—
•
Ltd.—Earnings—
Amulet Mines,
Earnings per
last,
White Dental Manufacturing Co.
(S. &.)
«
■
.'"'.V!
profit after charges and taxes
Net
20 its
June
on
were
6 Months Ended June 30—
RR.—Dissolution—
Commission of New York announced Sept.
paid
26,
Payments during 1941 were as follows:
Earns,
r,
Wait6
cents
40
(30, 75 cents; July 31, 63 cents, and Oct, 31, 80 cents.—V.
this
■
Sept. 25 paid a dividend of 50 cents per share on
par $25, to holders of record Sept. 17.
This com-
on
stock,
with
1942.
;
the pre¬
share.—
'
adjourned annual meeting of shareholders held
1063;."
■*.' ;•
.
for-Federal'income and excess profits taxes for the
pares
com¬
in
company
common
'
" elected: W. Warren' Humphrey, Edward D.
Stair, Augustus E. Staley, Jr., Arthur K. Atkinson, Nat S. Brown,
Pierpont V. Davis, Walter S. Franklin, Allen P. Green, James L. Homire,
Frank C. Nicodemus, Jr., Norman B. Pitcairn, J. Leonard Replogle, A.
Wessel Shapleigh, George H. Sido and Henry Rogers Winthrop.—V. 156,
Oct.
($1
registration on the Cleveland Stock Exchange.
among other things, that economies might be
.effected by delisting and that the over-the-counter market would pro¬
vide adequate trading facilities.—V. 156, p. 872.
/ ...
par)
The
shares
trading
the
Adjusting for the stock split-up in 1939, earnings
1932-41, inclusive,- averaged $4.64 per share on the
directors
',*■
v.» ■1
:
Weymouth Light & Power Co.—Pays 50-Cent Div.—•
The
•
"
Wabash RR. Co.—Board of Directors—
the
$632,529
$1.41
>
1
Note—Provision
income
,!
tl941
1942
$501,661,
$1.05
,
\-t 1942 period was based on rates adopted by rthe House of Representatives
; (45Ye normal and surtax; 90'/<
excess profits taxi and included in the
second quarter necessary adjustment for the six months taxes.—V. 155,
_P. 2192.
•
the smaller so-called "coal roads," the Virginian
dividends in each year of the depression
872.
p.
following
that a hearing has been set for
to withdraw its common stock
Sept. 22
SEC announced
the
on
years
'
»
....I-
;
Net
Upson-Walton Co.—Delisting Hearing—
The
of
number
The
substantially.
ferred.
At
15
10
'
353,132 common shares.
on
V
..
(& Subs.)— Earns.
♦After charges and Federal income and excess profits taxes.
,
v
&
Barney
saving in fixed charges is equivalent to about $1 a share on
Last year's earnings were equivalent to $5.87 per
par
no
subsequently.
the
for
dividend of 40 cents per share on the
payable Sept. 30 to holders of record
Sept. 23.
A! like amount was paid on June 30, last, as compared
with 25 cents on March 31, 1942.
Payments during 1941 were as
follows;
March 31, June 30 and Sept. 30, 40 cents each, and Dec. 22,
directors have
down
of
one
155, p. 2376.
t Adjusted.
i
wide coverage of
shown
$501,896
$7,161,655,
to
Chlorine Products Corp.
♦Net profit
Earnings- per. share
preferred, or more than three times the annual cumulative dividend
rate.
During the 10-year period the road's fixed charges have been
reduced
by
about $1,000,000
and now are below $2,500,000.
The
Inc.—40-Cent Dividend—
Universal Products Co.,
The
common
scaled
be
to
& Beane, Smith,
Fenner
prising the block compared with a total volume of
security since the first of the year of 27,900 shares.
reserves
•
including $1,465,813 cash and
and• current liabilities
1942,
30,
6 Months Ended June 30—
Shields & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc., First
Peabody & Co., Mellon Securities Corp., Merrill
Kidder,
Pierce,
June
amounted
1941.—V.
Westvaco
,
Co,; and Spencer
Trask & Co.
." ■
'
.;
'* '
The block, one of the largest to be distributed after the close of
trading on the Exchanges, was actually absorbed before it was announced, the books being kept open for half an hour only to comply
with the requirement of the Stock Exchange.
As a result allotments
payable July 1,
1942, $120,492;
for Federal income taxes,
dividends,
Liabilities—Preferred
accounts
Corp.,
Lynch,
S. Treasury
U, S. Treasury tax notes, $273,900; other U.
bonds, $150,000; accounts and notes receivable, $4,663,414;
of tobacco,
$3,241,585; Spanish Bank deposit, $315,302;
ties, $573,182;
and
of
as
securities,
in
$2,450,747
v
besides
included
Coast,
Boston
$482,188
125,374
152,000
114,105
930,000
comprised 38 firms, from New York to the Pacific
The offering group
"
securi¬
assets
marketable
(par $25), offered for¬
preferred stock
According to Shields & Co., the demand could have ab¬
sorbed several times the number of shares offered.
■;
■■
1942
30,
$3,221,177; marketable
hand,
on
v
.
Sheet,
Balance
Consolidated
197,143
2,653,000
9
$5,404,403.. These, compare with cash and' marketable 'securities
of
$637,218, current assets of "$4,075,677 and current liabilities of
$1,372,981 on June 30, 1941.
Inventories were $3,931,979 in 1942 against
preferred stock as distinguished from common stocks
which have predominated among secondary- offerings.
$57,200 for surtax
12,416
$779,270
t were
mentary on the secondary distribution of a highly-rated
$7.09
17,358
1?
—$358,218
profit
Current
v ;
■.
ception accorded it at the fixed price of 28 Vs less $1
discount to dealers proved to be an interesting com¬
499,612
798,825
declared
excess
.
•
mally after the close of the market Sept. 21.
The block
consisted of 59,100 shares sold for an estate and the re¬
■(•Includes
liquidation of investment in affiliate and subsidiary.
(Revenue Bill in 1941— proposed).
flncludes $1,759
value excess profits tax
(to Dec< 31, 1941).
There is no
"Or
$1.00
Virginian Ry.—Secondary Offering of Preferred Stock
& Co. announced heavy oversubscription of
$1,529,238
485,386
726.205
$1,520,044
492,556
726,205
dividends
Preferred
$155,455
156,001
$0.46
—
the block of 6%
252.270
$1,445,009
488,380
726,205
$1,378,983
Net Income
Earns,
,25,399
1434.763
__—
for Fed. inc. taxes
Com.
7,144
fund
share
per
Net
$766,854
Earns, per common share
$2.23
$3.00
$3-12
♦Inpiudes $548,000 for increase in taxes anticipated under, pending
legislation.
'
•'
;
—Shields
stock
sinking
in
207,300
$94,599
outstanding-^!—^!.,.,,.,.-.
stock
of
—v. 156, p. 791.
$1,880,630
______
pfd.
on
665,000
____
profit
Earnings
$1,185,717
694,912
_______
income
Depreciation
Premium
$1,475,179
$1,072,649
536,092,
861,314
$1,786,518
profits
Gross
profits taxes
excess
1940
,
$1,526,293
etc....
amortization,
Fed.( inc. & excess, profits taxes..;
;
$1,310,957
466,365
310,910
,
$1,508,935
23,207,
,
Depreciation,
1941
1942
1941
>,
$3,208,361
income
Total
;
.
.
1942
$3,185,i54
expenses_:r„._>.L;:j_'„';
...Other,, income
759,599
and
after
Profit
.
taxes
Federal income
Shares
Prov.
,
(Including subsidiary)
6 Mos. Ended June 30—
•
Corp.—Earnings—
before
Profit
$33;688,240 $22,709,612 $33,907,890 $21,676,069
31,901,722
21,234,433 32,835,241
20,490,351
________
sales
of
dep.
$2.13
$2,236,274
1939
1940
1941
1942
income
Other
1641
$740,974
$3.70
6 Months Ended June 30—
Subs.)—Earnings
Ended June 30
Consolidated Income Account for Year
cost
and taxes
•
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., Inc. (&
Gross
1942
$426,303
8—
Earnings per share on 200,000 common shares_
1942-1943.—V. 156,
for
production "schedule
its
32 Weeks Ended Aug.
Net income after all charges
967.
on
Weston Electrical Instrument Corp.—Earnings—
Veeder-Root, Inc.—Earnings—
$992,530 in
Chairman,
compared with profit similarly computed of
period a year ago. J. Cheever Cowdin,
as
corresponding
the
pointed out that Universal's gross revenues, both in this country and
abroad, are continuing in satisfactory volume and that the initial
releases of the new season have been favorably received.
The company
Monday, September 28, 1942
•
Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp.- -EarningsVanadium Corp. of America
!
6 Mos. End. June 30—
Net
sales
and
Costs
.
and
Depreciation
1942
__
depletion—.
)
1941
1940
$6,948,640
$5,109,884
j5,133,244
3,501,636
380,161
316,508
1
expenses
_
Western Air Lines, Inc.—Earnings-
$8,016,004
—
—
(& Subs.) —Earnings—
'
6,645,798
^
chgs.
^$93,190
taxes-
Earnings
share
per
Other
income
Interest,
—V
for
income
'
—
$1,435,235
26,197
$1,291,740
18,545
$1,400,142
—;—,
etc.
Provision
Fed.
$1,370,206
29,936
___
income
Total
*
profit
$1,461,432
$1,310,285
82,670
excesS| profits taxes
1,045,000
285,000
Net
$152,598
"$0.37
profit
Note—The
in
the
$703,762
"$1.73
$916,690
t$2.43
1942 represents
1942, calculated at the rates pro¬
proposed
1942
Revenue
Act
as
passed
by
the
Current assets as of June 30,
House
on
1942 equiva¬
1942, amounted to $8,624,019, including
$1,311,629; current liabilities were $4,200,915, while inventories
to $5,796,968.
As of June 30, 1941, current assets totaled
amounted
$8,542,896,
!
/
■
(And domestic subsidiaries)
^
1942
6 Mos. Ended June 30—
1941.
.
.
"
*
"
1939.
1940
profit after chgs. &
Federal
income
Earns, per common
"After reserve
based
310
$3.96
sh,_.
45%
of
normal
on
$1,078,922
$2.95
$1,309,858
$3.86
for Federal income and excess
rates
on
*$1,388,877
taxes
t$95,164
Nil
profits taxes of $5,379,-
income
and
87.5%
on
excess
tLoss.—V. 156, p. 264.
profits.
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Earnings—
domestic
(Including
"Net
subsidiaries)
profit
...
"After
3,172,110 shs. of capital stock
depreciation
and
provision
for
Federal
1942
$800,295
$0.25
income
(.
and
(Rudolph) Wurlitzer Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
A
11941 j
$1,561,389
$0.49
excess
profits taxes of $2,649,849 in 1942.—V. 155, p. 2104.
3 Mos. Ended June 30—
"Net
per
"After
1942
$58,280
profit
Earns,
sh.
common
depreciation,
$0.09
interest,
1941
.
$220,664
$0.48
Federal and
State
1940
$73,107
$0.13
income
—V. 156, p. 88.
19391
$156,870
$0.33
taxes,
etc.
•
provision for Federal taxes on income in
July 20, 1942, and based on annual earnings for the year
lent to twice the earnings for the first six months.
cash of
Nil
Quarter Ended June 30—
tOn 377,139 common shares.
one-half of estimated taxes for year
vided
$0.19
154, p. 1104.
Earns, per sh. on
Earnings per share
—
♦On 405,706 common shares.
*$59,333
Nil
$0.23
108,595
675,000
52,544
contingencies—-—150,000
&
"Loss.—V.
$990
$78,600
on
409,954 shares
Operating
,•
Net
after
Income
and
1942—6 Mos.—1941
1942—3 Mos.—1941
period Ended June 30—
Net
t
including cash
$2,274,168 and inventories
of $3,272,514, while current liabilities were
aggregated $3,897,366.—V. 156, p. 704.
AVcstinghouse Building, N. Y. City—Bonds Called—
of first mortgage bonds secured by trust mort¬
Broadway Corp. have been called for redemptipn
Oct. 1, 1942, at par and interest/
Payment will be made at the Conti¬
nental Bank & Trust Co., trustee, 30 Broad St., N. Y. City.
This notice was given pursuant to the plan of readjustment declared
A
Zonite Products Corp.—Earnings—
total of $27,633.33
gage
made
operative
owner.
dated
by
150
March
The
Feb.
29,
bonds
27,
1934,
are
1923.—V.
by
issued
155,
p.
Springsley
under
1320.
and
Corp., the present
secured by trust mortgage
Realty
.
(Including
Period Ended June 30—
♦Net
profit
Earns, per
common
sh._
"After depreciation
$ Including
for
future
Canadian Subsidiary Only)
1942—3 Mos.—11941
*$65,617
$0.08
*$18,380
$0.02
,
^
1942—6 Mos.—11941
$100,025
$0.12
$70,282
$0.08
and Federal taxes, tlncluding British subsidiary.
($30,000 in 1941) recovery of portion of reserve
a $42,270
advertising.—V. 155, p, 2192,
•
@FedFRASER