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BUS. ADM.
SEP 2 9 1947
LIBRARY
-a-vi
«>
MONDAY
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 166
Number 4633
New York, N. Y.,
Monday, September 29, 1947
Price 75 Cents
a
Copy
the
lattery's
and Investment News
RAILROAD
ABC Vending Corp.
PUBLIC
-
INDUSTRIAL
Common Stock Offered—Rey^-
—
tiolds & Co.
chased more than 7%
supplier,
on Sept. 23 offered
145,000 shares of common
($1 par) at $7.50 per share.
Of the total 120,000
shares are being sold by stockholders and
25,000 shares
are being sold
by the company. In addition 20,134 shares
are to be
specially sold to A. J, Morris for services at
$3,775 per share.
LISTING—Company
Co.
to
its
use
the
on
New
Transfer
tion
New
has
The
Agents:
to
City,
Y.
N.
Co., New York,
Registrar:
Bank
&
formed
in
Delaware
in
brand-name candies and other
Candy,"
located
are
in
companies
the
drinks,
in
and
more
the
and
also
and
automatic
other
tobacco
others
as
communities
Columbia.
of
companies
Co.
Candy
and
its
Corp.
other
of
companies
,
two
to
be
arid
120,000-shares of
stockholders
offered
arc
stock
common
for
their
individual
the
f«id
plan becomes
stockholders
effective.
the
on
Such
basis
of
shares
were
The
"
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
organization,
will
be
and
the
follows;
as
summation
sale
of
of
45,134
the
:
the
5%
cumul.
preferred
stock
($1
stock
($25
par)
par)
"Including 120,000 shares registered for
and
45,134
shares
BUSINESS—The
registered
principal
purchasing,- storing
dise and servicing
the
sale
the
most
Popcorn
and
for
sale
issuance
operations
and
of
the
following
ch&ndise
sold
..
analysis
an
the
the
■
of
met'sales
the
Sanitary
50%
by
types
in
of
the
The
—1946——
to
Cigarettes and
cosmetics
and
>„•
those
Drinks,
Soft
The
bined
sold
-V
management
net
principally
classified
i
sales
at
above
'
effected
-758,183
ing
*
5% ^principally
the
On
Confections,
V.
..
the
be
wiir
Gun), and
Net
that
the
channels
through
for
the
calendar
year
were
by automatic vending machines.
and
Fed.
-the
consolidation.
stock
the statutory
Pack "Shops as
of
.
.-v...,
.
'
consolidation;
wholly-owned
y
ancf
exchange
Bell
Telephone: HAnover 2-2600
■
for
shares
K
.•«*
v
•* 4
+i,
>&■'
39,057
$1,098,781
$388,994
$1,425,029
% $838,672
62,145
18,030
$1,487,776
3,445
% $856,703
.
3,445
income--
410,228
income
27,208
on
3,059
.
544,045
27,208
133.817
'
—V
320,5jB9
! 11,699
,
V
$661,344--
...
$251,732-
..$913,076
$521,384
»
Electric
stock
common
under
-
of
the
were
the
-
plan, making the total Berlo participation
similarly, deposited all of the outstanding shares
under
issued
in
the
the
other
U;:X' 1]
York,
Transfer
that
companies
100%
of
of
such
the
Sanitary
shares
will
be
plan, 439,840 shares of ABC's
acquisition of Berlo and 217,798
Group.
deposited
common
shares
York
Stock Exchange
the
York
stock
Baltimore Stock Exchange—
sale
of
class
of
of
of
be
to
shares
covering
share
will
sale
proceeds
31,840
warrants
shares
of
.
derived
by the corporation from
stock (subject to commitment
additional shares, after deduction of
estimatefcexpenses
The
net
the
shares
sold,
are
will
are
sold.
offered
now
the
net
$100,000
proceeds
will
be
be
is
to
to
pay
connection
to
no
$114,495,
The
are
used
in
proceeds
26,940 shares for which there
which
.
.
be
common
10,000.
the
$126,468.
or
purposes
be
used,
total
a
fas
so
are
as
bank
current
with
such
the corporation from
commitment, providing
of
$240,963, if
determinable,,
as
follows:
loans.
#
BUSINESS—Corporation
of
electrical
and
is
electronic
engaged
the
in
manufacture
and
sale
transformers,
fluorescent ballasts, reactors,
battery chargers and miscellaneous electrical equipment such as spark
plug testers, ozonators and rectifiers.
Main plant,
which is owned,
is located at.Cuba,, N.
Y„ and a smaller, plant, which is leased, is
located at Allegany, N." Y*
'
* '
,:
■<"
„24
.
—33
The
Machine
by Acme Electric
34
business
—34
from
the
present
"1946,
34
by
—35
_„36
its
sale
38
principal
of
the
until
Cleveland,
May
the
under
of
Acme
name
succeeded
was
which
the
name
1946.
In 1937 the business
Cuba, N. - Y., and on June 1,
to
to
the
business
conducted
corporation.
activity
transformers
under
company
(Ohio)
31,
Ohio,
1917
in
original
corporation .succeeded
(Ohio)
prececessor
The
Ohio
Manufacturing Co.
conducted
was
In
1919
In
Co.
&
moved
was
—35
•
-
the
corporation Is. the manufacture and
fluorescent ballasts., There are two prin¬
and
cipal" types of transformers:
(a)
tho?e used in the field of heavy
electrical engineering for the transmission of
power in large quantities,
and., (b) those used in light electrical engineering, which involves
connect'on with electrical and electronic
circuits.
It is in the
secpnd
field, i.e., light electrical engineering, that the corporation has
spe¬
__1 —36
Exchange___^
was'founded
business
Electric" &
33
Montreal Stock Exchange.
Montreal Curb Exchange—
Toronto Stock Exchange
—36
cialized
37
the
—38
in
the
—39
of
development
inception of
concentrated
quality
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section— —41
Over-the-Counter Markets
42
ap¬
the
in
of
PURPOSE—Net
the
—29
i
St. Louis Stock
Exchange—
San Francisco Stock
com¬
of
(2) The
remainder
will
be
added
to
working capital to finance
the .carrying of larger accounts receivable and work in
process.
Philadelphia Stock Exchange—
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
L..
.
corporation.
result
.
thereof
—13
Boston Stock Exchange:—i———
Chicago Stock Exchange—--—
Cincinnati Stock Exchange„i_
-
York
a
corporation's
stock
shares
all
—
As
preferred stock
and
201,120" shares of its
exchange for- their 2,000 shares of preferred stock,
A
stock
and
2,570 shares of. class B stock
in the predecessor corporation. '
10,000
all
(Stocks)-
the'New
voluntary plan of exchange and
corporation.
common
and
f«ra«
Stock Exchange
(Bonds)
New York. Curb
Exchange^——
of
This was accomplished
reorganization of the prede¬
plan/ all the stockholders
predecessor corporation,
consisting of 204 preferred stock¬
and
167 common
stockholder. received 2,000 shares of the
a
holders
New
the
on
a
rather
and
business
than
of
manufacture
of transformers.. From
and its predecessors have
the corporation
quality line
of
products
price
and
alone.
competed
on
basis
a
-
.
•
r
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
—
Transactions New .York Stock Exchange- —24
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
Stock and Bond
Averages
,
•Warrants
°To
A
\ ;
nuriiber
at
1949,
,
of
of
the
and
of
$6.50
$6
total'of
a
and The.
10,000
'firfn
•
the
Foreign Exchange Rates.,—,———„___41
stock
.
•
.
of
common
reserved
thereafter,
but
/
-
and- warrants
be
shares of com¬
exercised on or before
exercised
if
-
if
May 15,"T950.
will
10,000
stock
to
on
or
»
underwriters
the
from
the
purchase
to
pur¬
corporation
an
additional
to
date
^tpck from the corporation will beebme
date, "subject "to certain rights granted to
their
obligations at any time prior-to
reason
of any of certain adverse changes
cancel
by
in
the- affairs • of
the
corporation.
No
firm
commitment
purchase any of the 61,623 shares of common stock subject
option froriv the corpOratibn and the selling stockholders.
exists
~
to
to
Subject
on
the
..
iat
\
(at
to
all
From
$4.25
?
the
terms,
commitment
purchase
Teletype: NY, 1-573
;
r
expiring
common
underwriters
settlement
share
per
'
shares
the; commitment
on
stock
common
aggregating
10,000
"
occuring
.„
.Reserve Batiks.,—^—1.———————_4i
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
^ Federal Reserve System——.——
44
61,623
of
2,000 shs.
260,000 shs.
10,000
commitments. of
selling. stockholders
shares
of
share
per
15, "1950.
,
chase
'
common
shares
warrants
price
a
Outstanding
2,000 shs.
400,000 shs.
UNDERWRITING/-The
Combined Condition Statement of
Federal
'
15,
Authorized
.
—
s—L—v
exercise
before" May
:. the
_
—
stock
May
General Corporation & Investment
News-Cover
State and City Bond
Offerings———
—51
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices_44
j
par)-,
underwriters to. purchase
the
mon
.
($100
($1 par)--
sufficient
for
Payable——4-—44
stock
Common stock
—24
The Course of Bank
Clearings—43
Dividends Declared and
;
.
5%'preferred
24
.
■
$349,936
23,088
income for period
cessor
"4.
M
»•
%
agreement
under
arid
assumption
New
u
»
v
»
.
6Mos. End.
the
New York
;
v
,
1946-
1
Sanitary,of
Page
.
NEW YORK 4, N. Y.
common
I:.
HISTORY—Corporation Wi;:trfganize4
30- 1948; "ill New York
to take over substantially riii ' the asset/, and all the liabilities of
fcompany (*'ABC")I by
their holdings in those 1 its predecessar,- Acme" Electric
Manufacturing Co. '(Ohio), in- ex¬
of ABC's common stock,
!
? change for 2,000 shares of preferred stock and 201,120 shares "of
fattsfei*- to
.
Be/io
(1)
MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT
\
Dec.4l,
Sanitary
"
Grcupr
Registrar;
Marine
Midland
Trust
Co.y of,New
Agentr Corporation Trust Co^New York.
-
Slock and Bond Quotations
Municipal Bonds
'
the
25,000..
and 64,366 shares by certain stockholders.%
_^
for
FLORIDA & NEW JERSEY
Established 1922
of
is
Corp., Cuba," N. Y.—Stock' Offered—
Herrick, Waddell & Co., Inc., on Sept., 25 offered 123,246
shares of common stock (par $1) at $5 per shape. Of the
offering 58,880 shares are being sold by the corporation
SPECIALIST IN
STREET
shares
hereunder
$1,075,693
.
on
Acme
Miscellaneous Features
80 BROAD
number Of
company
expense
taxes
Net
ne¬
that
"
severally
company
-
Inter-
pur-
■H
company1
the
Combined - June'30,'47
$7,714,463 $21,089,067 $12,260,989
6,910,006 ' 3,804,765 " 10,714,771
6.342,455
5,388,903 " 3,559,762
8.948,665
5,079,861
■
taxes
State
Interstate,
....
In Thin
represented wholesale merchandising.
oAllen & Compan y
total
the
'Group
'
$13,374,603
sales—
on
income
Interest
the
The remain¬
Purchasing of almost all merchandise is conducted!, by direct
with the manufacturers and producers It isi believed
none of the past five years have any of the companies
"
.
sold.:---
•
.
Cleveland Stock Exchange—
during
"V
Total
of
and
Certain
which
1946
by
adm, exps.
&
profit
offering)
"
.
The
sold
—
goods
gen.
pro,,rata
addi¬
'"
.
of
Other
of
be
2.2
in
be
to
sales
.
plan
and- there
will
100.0%
are
from
:
.
Detroit Stock Exchange.,.-*
Los Angeles Stock
Exchange——
gotiation
f
Net
Pack Shops and
to. Sanitary
in exchange
"stockholders,
.respective
of
in
close
the
will
.5
$20,503,443
fountain-luncheonettes
under
the
issued in the acquisition of
Sanitary (as enlarged by its own
prior- acquisitions),, both Berlo and
Sanitary becoming Wholly-owned
proximate 50% over-th-counter (including candy stands, news-stands,
popcorn, cabinets, fountain-luncheonettes, restaurant, drug store and
miscellaneous), and 45%
and
.
3.7
>
129,870
.
estimates
were
--
3.9
449,479
——4
drinks
to
step
exchange
4.2
784,190
sundries—
Total
•Soft
tion
.
outstanding-'stock
—
companies
Sanitary
85,5%
_L—_-I
tobacco,
.Newspapers and periodicals,—.
•Food, soft drinks and ice cream
Drugs,
next
100% ;
of
Percent
857,417
that
underwriter,
purchase
"
1
$17,524,304
stock.
common
agreed
-
business on Sept. 19,
1947, there were deposited
3,098 shares (96.8%) of Berlo's outstanding
capital
stock, and 102 additional shares
were subject to the holder's
:
,
and certain soft drinks;—
gum
1
•.
as~the- surviving -corporation--after
-
-stockholders
fiscal
Amount
Confections,
taken
of -Sanitary's -new .common..stock;
of
mer-
provides
the
to
will
Berlo
.
Group)
1946:
year
.
and
are
lexcludiing
within
ended
vears
is
which
sell
—Year Ended
outsl&uding debentures at their principal amount -of
$47,224.$t pJus^ accrued interest; and will then, have
no securities
outstanding exoeptvits-n?w- common stock//:
^ >'
grouped about the larger centers of
machines, candy stands, news-stands, etc. '
are
accessible to large numbers of
people,-resulting generally in a.
high volume of sales per unit.
The companies managements are con¬
stantly engaged in surveying localities to place equipment Jn locations '
readily accessible to larger segments of the> buying public.
>:
The
of
stock
common
the underwriter
COMBINED INCOME STATEMENT
merchan¬
,
of
,
stockholders at $6.50 per share an aggregate of 145,000
„
'
consist
other
.
companies'' outlets
population where vending
stocky
subsidiaries.
the numerous vending machines and
stands - at
outlets
hereinafter described. : As
indicated below,, by far
important sale volume is in
confections, gum arid soft drinks.
is an ..item of growing importance.
The
stock
*702,772 shs.
companies
and
shares
its
stockholders, will
and
*
Cost
and
Schenectady - by virtue,
Sanitary' will""have"'Pacific"arid
and.
At
of
None
shares
657,638
Co., New York- as-underwriter, "ha$
agreement with the company and wi«\
underwriting
of
not Jointly,
Sell.,
by selling .stockholders,
sale by the company.
transporting confections
taken,
been
h'avtf been
Criterion
two
Outstanding
20,000 shs.
have
these steps
under
capitalization
1,000,000 shs,>
^
but
an
selling
and the selling
of Sanitary in place of "the various" securities
previously held by them;
Sanitary, will be the siicces'sor to the'" assets arid "business of
the
.
Authorized
Common
plan
company's
of
&
,
exchanged
'shares
new
the
finding
directing
all/the stockholders of Sanitary," Pack Shops,
state, Criterion, Schenectady and" Pacific "will* hold new common
/'
allocated
of
V
;
total
a
^
net proceeds to the
company from the sale of shares offered
estimated at approximately $231,500, will be
applied as follows:
expenses, $150,000; general corporate purposes, $81,500;
$231,500.
'
Sanitary will" pay" off
Organization
total.
amended
as
,
steps
Transfer-oT-alhV the
continue
By
-
and "no
approximately
#£.34
jter share for 602,998 shares, and approximately $8.42 per share
for 54,640 shares.
The purpose of their offering
is to distribute a
sufficient amount of common stock to
permit the creation of a public
market therefor.
by it,
organization
of
into
holders
Consolidation, under the New York Stock Corporation Law,
Interstate,--Ciiterrob" andv Schenectardy into • Sanitary which will
of
offered by the
ABC
of
valuation
a
steps
"(c)
Automatic
of the proceeds therefrom will be received by the company.; The
offered by them are a portion,
approximately 18.2%, of the
aggregate shares which they will receive from the'
company in ex¬
change for their stockholdings in Berlo and the
Sanitary Group
when
preliminary
-
shares
to
entered
and
board
for. shares
...
part
;
for
.
certain
approximately
adopted V resolution ordering the plan to be carried out.
the plan provides for the following
preliminary steps:
Pachic; by...thai*-
"
;of
sold
accounts
purchased
companies.
the
class-of-common
(b)
it.
Certain
outstanding* stock
at this time,
now
ABC
,
(a) Recapitalization of Sanitary-so that its
presently outstanding
preferred, class A and class B" stocks will be reclassified into, a
acquired ' by
wholly
50%i -Group,.'t- have"
which' will not be acquired
each
of
requisite
general
single
by
magazines,
Sanitary
preliminary
plan.
necessary
directors
In
principal groups;'Berlo Vend¬
subsidiaries
all
The
,
of
products, newspapers,
more fully
described hereinafter..
"Sanitary
*
50%
PURPOSE—The
selling
into
wholly-ownedi
and
companies,
Interests
divided
are
of
Group
30
ORGANIZATION—The plan
consummation
1947,
states
items
80%
Sanitary
confection, supplies from
OF
of
stock.
UNDERWRITER—Reynolds
.
"America's
26
The
the
subsidiaries
common
the year 1946 the Berlo
its confection supplies from
Corp.,
vending machines which
of public assembly. • The
places
populous
District of
include
novelties
by
that
one
\.,
.
.
The
ing
and
theatres
States
companies
soft
stands
operate
United
the
at
confections under the slogan
approximately
and
any
MISCELLANEOUS
-
during
Criterion Concessions, Inc., Pacific Automatic
Candy Corp.;, Schenectady
Pack Shops, Inc., and Pack
Shops of Connecticut, Inc.; and if the
board
of directors, of-the
company shall
adopt a resolution
Trust
January,
the
'■>
that
4, 1947 provides that it will become effective if there shall be
deposited thereunder more than 80% of the outstanding capital stock
of Berlo and all of * the
outstanding shares of each class of stock of
Sanitary Automatic Candy Corp.. Interstate Automatic Candy
that
was
its
of
merchandise requirements from
by. cost.
estimate
Sept.
purpose of acquiring the ownership and control of
vending
businesses presently conducted
by various companies.
The two major
enterprises to be acquired by the
company conduct vending businesses
which have been under their
present managements for approximately
20 years.
The principal business of these
companies is the sale of
Best
companies
PLAN
and Corpora¬
Chemical
purchased
v
the request of Reynolds &
the listing of the common stock
Manufacturers Trust
Co., Jersey
York, N. Y.
75
70%
upon
procure
managements
Group
Exchange.
COMPANY—Company
for
agreed
efforts
Curb
Trust
Co.,
best
York
of their
measured
as
*
stock
INSURANCE
-
per
;'.
,
conditions
date, the
(and, not, part)
the corporation,
share,
•
;
.
.
and
>
-
a
and
provisions
underwriters
of
the
total
warrants
are
of
the
severally
agreement,
obligated
to
following:
of
to
31.940
shares,of
purchase In the
; t * i.. i-f
common
stock
aggregate'*'an
i 11'; I s i i : •.
i
-
■A
(1250)
1
-.
for such
warrants.
Other
.
sare
as
,inA_
.
commitments,
and
"The
State
Co.*
Investment
—
:—
10,000
'430
—
6,000
Tattersall & Co.
:—4
3,000
Amott, Baker & Co., Inc.——
2,500
lteed, Lear & Co.—*
2,000
"'jlohawk Valley Investing Co., Inc....
j
2,000
George R. Cooley & Co., inc.^.-^--,----^-,—-COMPARATIVE INCOME STATEMENT
.jBEall,
Electric &
Jan. 1 ,to May
to June 30,
Operating
4,061,081
450,381
401,099
417,949
$427,485
$192,399
'68,858
$813,874
$597,634
profit
—/
Total income
—
Other deductions
assets
-
V.
163,
»
73,005
Divioenus
———
Int., diva, from hcs. other thhh Subs.,
misc.tipc., jess misc. thbrges
Pro.it
$151,196
Total income
1344
Total
,T
income
r
$2,938,604
-T-f-f-;-
.
& foreign
iProv. for Fed.
-
-
618,108
14,177
Co.—New Director—
: c
Barclay Robinson, a member of the law firm oi Robinson, Robinson
>#'*ind Cole in Hartford, Conn., on Sept. 12 was elected a director of
this company, the Aetna Casualty, & Surety Co., and the Automobile
3fnsurance CO:, to succeed Edward M. Day, who died, on May; 2.
Mr.
Robinson, is-also a director of,.the. Standard Fire Insurance
Go., the First National Bank of Hartford and the Billings & Spencer
p.'
165,
Co.—V.
Net
,
1445."
CoDsok vnet, income___
cum. Coilv. pfd. div.. '
.,.
Earns,
shr.
per .com.
112,560
Sept. 15.
871,487
U.
989,512
980,503
$0.57$1.39
$1.48
estimated renegotiation refunds of war con¬
.
The
-
Interest
.
1947
30,
JUNE
ENDED
-
-
ihcqme,
;
,,
Profit
413.
1
Alden Wonderall Co/, St. Louis
for
for
■
....
Sept 8
;
with
...
•.
•
■-
•
•
(par
....
The
*Net
profit
Com.
shares
lEarns.
share
com,
per
Federal
*After
ments.—V.
-
$0.37.
'
income
.
i
$3.01
-<
The
common
Oct.
V.
15
Oct.
On
^tvill
have
directors
The
*
.
be
165,
stock
to
10,
each
for
common,
a
share held.
of
has
total,
$1,963,492;
The distribution
stockholders of record Oct.
the usual quarterly cash dividend
paid on
2406.
the
common
stock
to
will
;
made
"
to
increase
date
a
be
to
to
$33
share^the
a
after
fixed
used
Hallgarten
&
Co.,
York.
New
Proceeds
Light's
'American
Pipe
Line-Cor ^
Logan,..representing
G,
A
Declare
Increase
price it
♦,
1617
be
'
$25
share in
'• - '
a
i
two
future
This
.
'
would
....
add
the pipe
and
should
requirements.—V.
162,
p.
$8
.
/
.
-
,
'■•••
"
any .new
must
plan goes
J.
Sept. 30, 1947.
agent of the corporation..
will receive any tenders made-
City,
but
where
a
share
fractional
payment in place of it/wlIL
in the case of American
exchange,
of $38 per share
a
that
company
an
would
stockholders'
common
independent
go
&
Dye
,
Into
the
Overseas
]
;
'
activities
'op¬
group,
'
Pa.—V.
3,
Inc.
Co.,
1041.
166, p.
Common
—
proposed
,
Stock
to
be
"If
hot,
J *
p.
1145.
the-
oy
i
..
.
of
of
...
stocks of Community Water Service,
.
" •'
*
Works. & Electric Co., Inc.*
sha.re-for-share. basis. Any shares not taken
be purchased by - the. underwriters. See also
a
will
....
Electric Co., Inc.—Output—
of the electric properties of
Sept. 20, 1947 totaled 99,446,000
output
Common Share in
incrdasfen of
i'"
Smelting Co.—Earned 38 Cerits
Second Quarter—
•'•!'
'
'
ended June 3®, 1947,- the company earned/.
share, as compared with one cent per common
the /corresponding period last year. Through error, these two
per
in
common,
appeared in the wrong columns
166,
• an
correspondihg/weelc
three/ months
the
cento
V.
^
kwh.,
M
American Zinc, Lead &
share
this company Iqr, the-
89,845,200 kwh. for the
the output of
of 1946.—V. 166, p. 1146.
over
figures
1042.
p.
L
.
/ J
in our issue of Sept. 15] Se?
„
.
Anaconda Wire & Cable
Co.—Earnings—
-
*. ,*
*,1947,
1946
1945
194$
$4,638,251
$378,949
$533,946
$698,$741
,•
fEarnings per share-*—
$10.99
$1.37
$1.27
' $1!.6<S
j
"After air charges, including provision for Federal income taxes and
contingencies.
tOn 421,981 shares of outstanding capital stock.—
I
to put
;
for sale Sept. 25
„
1146.
ended
10.70 %
38
%3
Mos.
*Net
,
tend.
June 30—
income
V. 166,
the Whole
i
up
associates
and
one received at the sale, offered a price
2,687,069 shares, less an underwriting commission
be]on
will
p.
Povver
week
For
permitted
Corp.
Boston
only
.
stockholders
168,
-
I
Airlines, Inc.—New
166,
for
'
:
,
public holders of preferred
to
per
line '
pipe
;
'
/
going
line,"
in Scandinavia.—V.
Works
American Water Works &
p.
257.
Products, Inc.—Rights to Stockholders—
Anchor Post
;
Appointment
Joseph D. Ryle has been appointed European/director of public'
reratfonl/'it is announced by Beh Wrrght,. (director.,.of publlo>felations.^ •
Mr.
Ryle succeeds W. Holden White, who is resi&n'nS becahse
health,
://
.'/...
..";:dui
' A :.••'? j i
Mr.
Ryle previously organized American Overseas Airlines' public
-relations
Number of Offices;
and Ohio Cities Water Corp,
offering to holders, of. .American
Co.
by
j
Mr. Dern said.
out the window."—V. 166, p. 1041.
American
a
.
a.
common
board should deter¬
_
'
share
and
■
line financing program were in. fact an entirety new
be treated ns such, and not" as 'a modification1 of
into-tha .pipe
Blvd.] Philadelphia
Water
& Co. and Tile First
issue of common Stock put
new
,
issues,..
: if American Light is
Corp.—Moves
share.,
/.
.
"The new stock will first be offered for.Qash at $8 a share to com¬
mon
stockholders of. American
Water Works & Electric Co., Inc.*
also sought to delay consideration of Amier-
know
Viscose
Langley
the
a
■
.
t
for
•-
N.
issued,
be
the
the rate
on
Jersey
from
cents
50
V.
Dern,
$25,000,000
...
2009.' ."
at
The
-
raise
company will offer rights to
at the rate of one share for
another 100,000 shares to-the
remaining 200,000 authorized shares would remain unissued
under
for
company.
Their
bid/the
reorganization.
plan.
pending
"We
.
of
will
shares
called
in cash
C.
won
proposal-to ptit $25,000,0OO Of Cash into "Michigan-Wis¬
Line without serving hotice on
all interested parties.
Cook, counsel for Allied, argued the amendments covering:
>
held.
amount outstanding.
The
,
shares
Bank
National
Pennsylvania
W.
,
counsel for American Light, said the company wanted
to-expedite the proceedings by ptftting the amehdrrfcjrts 1n now.
He
added
the
amendments
merely implemented the plan and did not
will be an increase in capitalization
from 100,000 shares to' 500,000 shares of no par common stock.
If
♦his increase is approved, Mr. Hater said, the directors plan a 100%.
atock
dividend, which would increase the amount of outstanding
each
Light,. and
the
Chemical
A.
John
-
Following approval of the above, the
atockholders to subscribe to new shares
Power & Light Co., 35
would be exchanged for each share of
cash
Awarded—
retire¬
Pipe
part of
the
100%
200,000.
in
expires at 3 p.m. (EST)
American
Light's
Alfred
special meeting of stockholders will be held some time in October
a
capital expansion program, H, J. Hater, President,
to
holders of
to the
_
to pay
;
Allied
consin
authorize
announced on Sept. 23.
The first step in the program
ahares
whether
plan
Capitalization and
Stock Dividend—Rights to Be Issued—
to
exchange options
two
Thb offer would ,'••
covering part of the financing of its pipe lines] ineluding purchase' of $25,000,000 Of common stock Of the. new Michigan-
ican
for additional working capital.-
Plans
fo
will
offered
corporation on Sept, 19 began moving several of Its principal
Wilmington, Del., to the Broad Street Station Building at
This
Light
mine
Aluminum Industries, Inc.—Files with SEC—
company on Sept. 17 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
for 2,295 shares (no par) common stock to be offered at $25.50 per
Underwriter,
.
Wilmington to Philadelphia—
offices
the SEC approves
venture.
The
share.
be
1
iatest offer7 however, ran into'opposition from a group of com¬
stockholders..—They also objected to other amendments filed! by
patent,' United
••
■
$43,620,430; surplus (substan¬
total, $243,769,276-
$31,457,254;
shares Of American Gas & Electric Co., common
and $6
fractional
made
/' j
—
payment of $33 a share to the preferred when the ch^ter
provides a liquidating price of $25.
He said such a payment would '-*
require a vote of stockholders on a change in.company's charter.',
provisions, and. that the parent United Light should not be permitted
to
participate in such a vote.
He
also
argued American
Light should be segregated from 1 its
of 25 cents per share
of record Sept. 29.—
holders
salaries: "
$23,668,290;
payable,
B one-half shaie of American
stock
American
senior stock.
Wisconsin
'
3.
p.
sub¬
exchanged for each share of preference stock tendered.
be
option
From
The
mon
share
be
than
other
$36,- '
Traction Co.—Offer for Preferred
offered
from
days
American
require¬
additional
one
materials
.
-
option A l'/a
First
No
be
.
J.'ght &
received dn
be
to
Stock Distribution—
distribution
purchase'
Superpower Corp.—Makes Exchange Offers
Exchange
would
*
*)
retire it's outstanding preferred stock.
30
the
Arthur
declared
surplusi,
earned
Place, Jersey City,
under the above exchange offers.
posed
Inc.—100%
Industries,
Is
corporation has
The offer
.
1717.
165, p.
Allen
companies
1193.
would,
One
-
355,181
dividend
preferred
fAfter
taxes.
sale,
tneir
preference stock tendered.
The /higher
1,085,270
2,068,027
355,181
$5.35
drafts
and
(2,191 669 ho par shales),
which
p.
Under
■'*
■
l'
offer on the preferred was contained in an amendment
to
^its-plan-before the~ SEC. Other parts qf the amendment call for
the company ~to purchase, at "per value of $14 A share 285,714 shares
of ;.thq,:subsidiary,, Michigan /Consolidated
Gas -CO./; and for ' the top
parent, United Light & Railways Co., to offer its common stockholders
the right to~ purchase mrt'*iess^ than 500,000 share's of commbn Stock of American Light-whiclr the parent owns.
■
t
i
United-.Light alsg_agree_s_within two years after the plan to dispose*
of its
entire interest in American Light and in. stocks of comp&rties
of
ment
——12 Mos. Ended——
767,717
355,181
'
$2.11
of
preferred
_
surplus,
earned
153.
p.
the, company's reorganization plan.
American-Light Originally had offered
June 28/46 June 27/47 June
355,181
for
preference stock.
stock
share
.
212,963
——
outstdg
•
stock
all
Under
1947 '
JUNE 30,
contracts
existing
on
concentrates, etc., received for
not settled for $3,690,203;
but
accrued, $1,115,497; due to subsidiaries not consolidated.,
dividends payable and Unclaimed, $2,033,600; taxes accrued,
164,
The
its
;
SHEET,,
'■
company
extend'for
28/46
$35,752,814 $30,155,704 $75,708,279 $56,995,767
Sales
$2,882,092;
166,
will pa.V' to
;
'80,000 shs
6 Mos. Ended
June 27/47
Period—
BALANCE
/
,
$3,596,041;
surplus,
;
Aldens, Inc.—Earnings—
.
$0.55 a common
or
I
Stock Raised to $33 a Share
'
'
basis,
,
American
Outstanding
Authorized
' '
—__
oil'ores,
toll
'LIABILITIES—Notes payable to banks and others, $10,395,000; acGas & Electr.c Co., common stock or $100 per share in the case of
American Power & Light Co., $5 preferred stock.
'
payable and accruals, $292,648; dividends on cumulative preferThe corporation owns 21,500 shares of the common stock of Amen—
stock/ payable July 1, 1947, $56,781; debentures redeemable,on
can Gas & Electric Co..
and 5,000 shares of the $5 preferred stock cf
Dec.
1,
1947,
$500,000;
thrifts accounts—principally officers
and
American Power & Light Co..
' :
.»
employees,
$190,293;. taxes payable and accrued
(est.), $1,505,441;
The asset value at the close of business on Sept.
16, 1947 of thev
deferred
credit—unearned discount,
$135,806; , 10-year 2'/2%
sinking"
fund • debentures
due Dec.
1.
195<v $9.500 000;' subordinated
3'/»„ corporation's preference stock, was approximately $67.50 per share,
based on market prices of the securities owned, but without any de¬
debentures
due Dec.
1,
1957, $3,000,000;
5% convertible preference
duction for the cost of Selling ^uch.-securities.-4-V.
stock —($25 - par),- $4,543,175;
common
stock
($1 parri,- $1,Ojo,268;
166, p. 1146.
■
80,000 0hs.
PURPOSE—The $64,000 net proceeds, will be used by the company
lor the improvement of working capital position.
'/• r f
stock
Capital
based
values
on
American
$0:85
——
—i—j
•
costs), $544,751; total, $36,030,996.
paid-in
-
FINANCING
PRESENT
u
profit of $712,638
$316,038
wages
—V.
$964,935),
t 030,996.—V.
The
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
•
reiund
,
■
products include: play
overalls, slacks,, slack suits, butcher boy suits/ sun suits,, shortie-alls,
coveralls, baby binder, zipper jackets/ waterproof coveralls, etc.
'
Company sells its product direct to the .retail store through its own
sales representatives who are paid on a commission basis.
Salesmen
ore chosen who handle othei'. items of children's apparel of like quality.
CAPITALIZATION
tax
(not
'
BUSINESS—Compan^
of Standards measurements.
Bureau
profits
(less reserve for doubt.ul accounts,
stocks
ence
<
S-
share*
net
a
months of 1946.
CONSOLIDATED
•
on
S.
U.
(Valuation
counts
.
1946
3,
—__——1—■' $1,016,493
1—
1,066,268
per ,common
"losses,
ment
.
«f
;"47
$41,075,020), $41,120,116;
bonds, $766,589; accounts
quotations,
securities of and advances to
$31,211,112: total, $246,769,276.
common
instalment, rtotses receivable < less reserve
$31,126,786; accrued interest receivable, $355,057; investments and miscellaneous assets, $218,552;. furniture, fixtures,
and office equipment (less reser ; for depreciation, $187,326), $189,810;
deferred charges
(Including $331,252 unamortized portion of develop¬
Park, Minn.—Stock Of¬
was incorporated in Minnesota
with'authorized capital of $25,000. Business is an
outgrowth of a partnership 'between the wives "of the two present
principal executives, Alden Elstrom, President, and Charles W. Pauly,
1
(Secretary
:
.
',
.
i'
I
The company is Engaged in the manufacture Of children's play
clothes, sizes 1 to 8, featuring certain unique ideas such as drop seat
construction
(patent applied fori, no buttons but "grippers" which
<3on't come off in washing, sturdy construction
with double seams,
seasonal styling, full adjustable lit, Size measurements according to
April
51,470
butstanding-——
ASSETS—Cash,
'
:
30,
$13,637,820;
premiums
not
due
(including estimated U. $. and foreign taxes on income),
$27,660,711; treatment charges unearned (metals treated on toll basis),
$1,125,135; miscellaneous liabilities. $1,537,643; reserves, $34,161,2)5;
7%
cumulative non-redeemable preferred stock <$100 par), $50,000,000;
—
-
shares
V
for
.
^HISTORY AND
markpt
LIABILITIES—Accounts
and.
others—229,658
583,723
the firsi six
:
:
shares of chmmon stock ($1 par) at $2 per
share.
This is a'speculative security.
This offering is
confined to residents of the States of Minnesota and
Wisconsin. :
:
'
t
deposits,
.
$38S,120;
(esc.I—
taxes
income
income
°Nct
Common
offered 37,300
•
le^s >amorti e.i
supplies, at cost or less, $11,827,943; miscellaneous assets, $5,314,land,
buildings, machinery and equipment, mines, etc.
(net),
securities of and advances to subsidiaries not consolidated,
sidiaries,
$1,778,411
,
offices deferred-..——
payable to banks and
notes
on
Earnings
i
fered—Holley, Dayton & Gernon, Minneapolis, on
>
JUNE
demand
excess
metal
conservative
813;
—-.-i-i——: $1,829,881
Provision
sold
part
y
,
—
——
*
deficits of newly opened loan
"Compares
i
SHEET,
and
cost
at
i.47,
30,
Government
tially
Albany & Susquehanna RR.—Definitive Bonds Ready
;*:r Definitive first mortgage 2% % bopds dee by'.extension April 1, 197 V
®re
available at the Chetfeical Bank & Trust Co., New York, N. Y./
(.
$6,466,747
$2.15
$44,217,630;
$4,239,588
2,521,177
J-
—
the
./■
;
$1,867,778
SJ.Oo
and
BALANCE
hand
on
securities,
treatment
and
,
receivable——1
notes
Total
;
'
announced.—V. 164,
from
etc.,
Expenses
Interest
,
refining
sme/ting,
June
cn
S.
or
FOR THE SIX MONTHS
INCOME
CONSOLIDATED
OF
STATEMENT
*
Co.—Registers with SEC—
The company on Sept. 19 filed a registration statement with
SEC
covering $10,000,000 20-year first mortgage bonds to be
through competitvie bidding.
Proceeds- will be used to finance
*>f its.,expansion program,—V. 166, p. 945.
f
$20,896,033
share—$8.. 1
common
$2,847,354; advances
'
Net
Inc.—New Treasurer— -v - •
.elected Treasurer.—V. 164,- p. 2953,
Alabama Power
-
1,44,2*,o,iaT
including metals treated on toll basis>
less unearned
treatment charges,
$62,258,337; ores and concentrates
on
hand at mines and in
transit to smelters,
at cost of production
investment Co. of Illinois (& Subs.)—Earns.
American
*;
t;
TJ.
116,627
$1,849,360;
confirming the same", it was announced
authorized number of common shares wis increased
Air Products,
on
per
$28,02V,914;
American Gas Macnine Co., Inc.—Plans Stock Split—
The
stockholders
will vote Sept, 30 on approving a
proposal to
split up trte .no, par, \a.ue class. B common stock on an eight-for-one
basis.
At Jan. 31, last^theie were outstanding i.3 395 shares oyit of
nh authorized issue cf 25,000 shares.^—V. 166, p.
153,
'
. ) '
shares
meet¬
Jtaymond F. Hart has been
:
84,211
52,011
.
12,6oO,uxd
lmvte.i.i
on
,an£. notes receivable
164,
135,000 shares to' 600,00 sharfs.
share certificates are available at
it Is
1,357,844
1,367,508
etc.
based
137,103
6r
**
the offices of the company's
transfer agent. National Trust Co., Ltd:, 20 King Street East, Toronto,
Ont.; and
225 'St. James -Street West,
Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
—V. 166, p. 561.
'
"
.
..
4
,
1,8/1,553
—j.___
i—
Government
$1,601,314
New
"
1,919,769
ASSETS—Cash
$1.61
*
provision for
p. 1198
tlncludes
tracts.—V.
.supplementary, letters
Sept. 4, 1947, and
ing of the shareholders held
patent have now beeh issued
'
173,255
-r
—
mines,
come,
15,810,360
$.1,511,513
137,118
$704,585
.
91,965
740,103
dividends
Common
Ltd.—Stock Split-Up—.
value Into
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores
j The proposal to Split up the: ccmmon shares without -par
common shares without p.ar value on the basis, of four hew
for each one old share, was duly sanctioned at a special general
from
32.7.97
including stale inc.
CONSOLIDATED
f4,600,006
489,003
$1,801,026
5%
*
J --
*iew
on
176,335
etc:
manufacturing plants, from sales
of
metals, by-products and manufactured products, and from treat¬
ment of metals of others,
before deducting administrative and .genelal expenses, corporate taxes, depreciation, aepmtion, taxes on in¬
$6,111,519 ,$7,411,575
1,137,578
tax;--*.-*---
433,334
taxe
1,662,40J '
.
income.
/
..
l,4i8,BSx
336,653
expenses
investig.,
foreign taxes
Earned
.
•
&
$7,201,901 $15,884,354:
1,070,91J
business
franchise
S.
"121,92®
examina-
mine
Depletion
L.
502,0^1
109,0o2
781,61)
research,
new
220,89®
652,643
.
$38,194,013
r_
_'_S
-
194p
1946
253,8^0
Dru,60S
Ampr.ti ation of emergency laci'ilties
2,48*,090
-$1,194,193
-
.
i
1
Aetna Life Insurance
1
for
Depreciation
.
-
'
Administrative and general
$3,651,775
$7,015,365
469,745,-. - -.3ao,56'J
—_
income
not
suns,
investments..
on
and
542,129
$352,064
$2,259,8^4
(net).—678,709
Profit
Othei
lroin
Corporate taxes,
591,148
\
'
$6,186,304 $14,953)512
£09,$89
.■»
/
was
,
vand
tions,
2,73^,2-4
261,271
,,10,953
2,560,98/
334,053
10,191
2,520,133
,
Co,
4oO,7Uo
Lxps.
1945
,
Light
&
Power
,toiis6i.-__
".r.
.
week of
189,01b,o0j kv/fr.
the subsidiaries for the corresponding
fended June 30—
1947
I,—i..—___—$36,936,321
6 Months
bEarnings
0Oi
-
•
i
*
„
p.
'
,.*
,
•
American Smelting & Refining Co. (& Subs.)—Earns.
,
$27,930,3G§ $17,374,725 $55,275,058 $37,510,396'
22,506,094 13,88-,,4'iJ 2b,235,443
27,3ul,0o4
plants, ma¬
chinery vfe equipment-*
Amortization of- parents.
Cell., adm. & geu. exps
53,588
269.
p.
'
1946
,
„
,
Subsidiariesi
If,6,
■
•
.*
Florida
1145. -
including
—V.
of
Deprec.
"392~850
$311,989
'sales
of
Cost
...
allowances
&
returns-
/ 30,024
Cr233,952
659,831
X7.034
$134,070
-$251,320
INet-;inoome;
•
'rit
T53_;682:-
/
takeS
Federal
for
76,342
——
Profit sale capital
$261,257
50,151
$481,345
—
discts.,
Gross sales, less
4,351,408
286,647
1-47
June 30—..
6 Mos. End.
$567,610
53,860
$763,761
1 j 50,112
sold
income
Pro V.
3,176.15,5
respectively.
System lhputs of
1946,
Inc.—Earnings—-
Canadian
and
Domestic
(Including
$5,205,665
$5,604,341
4,422,630
upon
18,
this, company,
kwh.,
Co.—Ruling on Rights—
registration uiioer the ioeouniies Act of
Brake Shoe
American Chain & Cable Co.,
$3,769,654
expenses
Operating
Other
from
$4,938,949
allowances
Cost of gods
160
160
December 31—
1945
1944
"1946
sales, less returns
and
200
Ending
—Years
JUly 1,'46 tO
June 30/47
.
Cross
240
Manufacturing . Co, for years 1944 1945. and
31, 1946, and Acme Electric Corp. from June 1
1946 and from July 1, 1946 to June 30, 1947)
1047, the System inputs of subsidiaries
excluding Florida rower & L ght Co., was 195,377,00®
kwh. No report was received frcm the. Fldrida company for that week.
Florida Rower & Light /Co.,
inputs for the corresponding week of
1946 and the wbek ended Se/'c. li, 1047 wcVc 16,947,000 a.id 20,302,000
For the week ehdetl Sept.
.
effective
1933 and the making of ah offer by the company, holders or common
stock of -record at the'close of business on Out. 1, lo4 7, tsr?a,. nave
the right'"to SubJcribe, for a period of approximately 15" to. 20 days,
for new, cdnVertib.e preferred stock, of $iu0 p..r vaiue,
to the- cx«ent
of one share for each liVe glares of common (.tick Mid, ...The • S0b'scrlption price and the ttrnis of .the new. convercib e pre.erred stock
are to .be. determhied shbrtly before the
orferirig is. made., ,
.
; , t
The New York Steak Exchange directs, • subject to- the, offering bcir.g„
made, that the common stock be not quoted ex-rights uiun .urUvjr
noticp and that ah certificated 'deTvered-arter Oct. 1, ly47, mu,t be
'accompanied by cfue-biLs.—V. 166^ p. 1041. . , / /
Contingent
Input—
Ahierican Power & Light Co.-—Weekly
-
of
The
6,680
1,280
16,000
year,
Ant ed can
Warrants
20,123
Inc
Waddell,. & Co.,
;SE,yle
i-
last
to Purchase the
and warrants
Herrick,
-{Acme
(ahd July
to^ the Mn<*
part.es
together
€1,623
chares
Kno
..
agreement as underwriters and their several
with that of .the managing underwriter,
shares of corfimon stock subject to Commitment
follows:
Shares
•-writing
;
■ &
.
Corp.—Declares 25-Cent Dividend
declared a dividend of 25 cents per snare
and common ,class B Stocks,•, payable Oct.
25. A Lke ahiotnt was paid on April l
1, last, and in each quarter Jin 1016. In addition, on Dec. 31,
art extra of 23 cents was disbursed.—V. 166, p. 6j7.
On-Sepfc>48, the directors
on the outstanding common
1 td holders of record Sept;
total of 29,683 snares
two of the selling stockholders a
stock at. $4.25 per share.
dealers
in "securifes •have become
common
"•
"i
i.I
American Bemberg
purchase
stock at an aggregate
or common
From
(b)
<of
$1,000
of
jprice
ghares
10,000
additional
Monday, September 29, 1947
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
THE
£
The
of common jstock, par $2,. of. record Sept. 29 will' bet
right to subscribe 01 $6 per share to Additional cominoiB
tlfe ratio' of one additional share for each five common
holders
offered
the
shares
in
I '
«. •- i1"' "
.
.-.*
>'t"
Subscribe fw.ill- be exercisable atv:The Empire Trust Go*.
Y., and will, subscribe at 3 p.m> (E.S.T.) on Oct, 31*
166, p. 1146.
i u
•
*:
shares held.
Rights toNeW
York,
1947.—V.
.
N.
Volume
166
Number 4633
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
.RONICLE
(1251)
^\ro Equipment Corp.
.
Wi'liam
Pump
D.
the
A
like
In
amount
i
Sept. 19 declered a dividend of 15 cents per share
payable Oct. 25 to holders of record Oct.. 15?
paid on Jan. 24, April 25 and Juiy 25, this year.
on
common
stock,
was
1946, only one paime.it of
166, p. *6,2.
'
50
cents
share
per
—V.
made
was
Jan.
on
Director—
a
Sept.• 23, -the
share
the
on
directors
common
declared
dividend
a
of
Associated Dry Gocds
<
Total
net
Estimated
inetnqe
Estimated
•
Earned
per
Federal
Share
wi.h
(lees
through
Proceeds
will
Mode
until
action
later
tained.
The company has been
paying 40
ter do. and including. Aug. l, 194.7.
:
$4,030 000
$2.71
14,925,000
-convertible
s~> u
t&o
temporary
relief
rate
The
preferred
15,300,000
received
•.
■6
C
the
decided
to
apply
;
immediately
to
Months Ended
Junq; 20—
.
r
•
(&
.)>htu;ei
:. Avco Manufacturing Corp.—New
Appointment—
Stanley
'1-A1
chain's
Social
the
15
oulIcL—V.
retail
,156, p.
1042.
.
-
security,
property
DepreciationRent
and
stockholders
Nov.
on
10
11
w
vote
on
a
proposal
to
change the
each, to 568,-,.
outstanding common stock from 142,177 shares, par $1
708 shares, par $3
cac.i, in order to effect a four-ior-one
The
increase
from
V.
in
paid-in
capital is
account-
surplus
effected
be
to
to
capital
163, p. 66.
1
'
Total —'ii_Y—a—
Dividend paid in
' '
Y.
?
-
Baltimore & Ohio JRR.—rHolder Loses Suit—
•
A
New
York
stockholder's
attempt to halt
plqn of the .road failed Sept,
tlie
adjustment
under
-
ihs -o
onkrupecy
r
lered
shares
held
ing
the New
on
he
at
shares
,
the .United
$140
share-
a
York
of
in
Canadian
.Assignable
United
subscription
Oct.
and
6
funds.
from any resident
States
rights
will
will
for
Stock
each
that
7 ho
Total
been
has
sell¬
headed
block
a
stock
new
by
A.
E.
at
$4.05
with
will
expire
.an
at
stated
has
their
mailed
close
the
rights
to
of
Ltd.
right
•
stockholders
basis
Pre ident
of
of
subscribe
by
on,
Oct.
on
27.
to
subscribe
$164.75
for
an
braceS
dealers
Ttlephone &
one
•Telephone
>Tt
stock
has
rights
Johnson's
has
to
way
ccatt To
coast,
investment
the
owns
letter
announcing
that
the
very well received.
the .sale'of thd hew issue
of
syndicate's
shares
will
be
being
mot'ves.-
Bendix Aviation Corp.
and
(&
'<
•
.
taxes
$1.75G;538'Capital shares outstdg, " ' 2,117,453
Earnings per. share—Y
•
$0.33
^includes
appropriation
an
tingencies and
$1,400,000
of
including
tingencies
appropriation
v
On
of
record
1, last.'
15.
•
•
An
$9.10
tax
the
the
carry-back
tax
the
Co., Inc.—Dividend No.
■'
■
distribution
'
of
"
'
like
pi
'
'
e
-
on.
Sept.
20
announced
1.
•.
.
-'
pars
4
and
*
52. loco-
u'
.
cars and
76
locomotives,
as
$24,000f000-worth
earlier from an
appropriation, made
.orders- .announced'on
Sept. 20
the
FOR
THE
SIX
MONTHS ENDED JULY
31,
......
income
before
;
lighter Pacifies
"Net
taxes,
profit
Earnings
—V.
income
per share on
166, p.
:
504,000, common sh§. outstanding.___ ■•'
......
,
"
See
below.
In Dive Tests
,
-
Co.—Stratocruiser
---
;
r-
.-
Tops
$1.31
during
'
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.
.
•
.
...
.
.'Plans
a
Ohio,
for
Eiivision.
,
construction
of
a
$120,000
Tfte, laboratory
will
be
used
for
testing
fuel
new
dcrp.—V.
site,
166,
accord'ng
p.
to
C.
S.
Davis,
1046.
President
of
.
.
■
.
'
'
holders ,of the 6% stock
share,, held, the-five, shares
cash.
■
■
On
account
of
tha
fluctuations
1
I
•
In
tha
1
'■"
■
rates
of
A'A
a
total
to
Canadian
become 'effective
Alberta,
of
&
company
'
.[
4
l94ir
va^e
at
New Laboratories!
of
'
as
,
new
its
new-.'central
and
modern
■
i>
■
v
and
•'
'
,
have facilities
fbr
complete* scientiiic
Vice-President
re¬
140-r2O~u
many, separate labol'atmT.js4
•
experimental
equipment
antl
\
Technical
Director,
said
in
•
laboratories, at Summit,-consists of
groups
chemists?'synthetic organic chemists, dyestuff
chemists,
physical1 .chemists and
chemical-engineers.- The' greater part of the
personnel was. transferred from the
corporatipn's research
at
the
-
Newark,
"However,
N. .J., -and
one
should
department*.
Cumberland,
-
not
draw
Md.;
the
longer carried out at, .other, plapts.
iYin progress there and pilot
plants
are
operated.
is
of
In
Important
with
"~
that
while
the
large
pilot
fs
work
laboratory fa-,
the
at
or
scale
research
development
necessary
general, the research work
exploratory nature-carried
basic
a
-small
or
plants.
conclusion
no
(The) Celotex
Bror
out
-research
plants
central
jn
labora¬
work
at
with
or
th®
plant,
»•
Corp.—Proceeding
With Expansion—
Dahlber^,
President,
on
Sept.
17
reviewed ,,the
company'®
progress in its current expansion
program begun two years
ago. During;
this period additional plants have
been acquired and
existing
improved
n.ing
and
mpdernized. Tuday the
.volume substantially .more
at, a
E>ahlberg stated.—V.
166,
company's
than
are
runY
1945,
of
266.
p.
facilitiesv
sales
grcss
double'that
Mr,
...
...
Central Agnirre Associates—To
Vote on Plan—
rThe stockholders at a special
meeting to be held on Oct.
f
the
adoption
and
its
of
a
proposed
subsidiary,
1947.
10
will
plan of reorganization of this
Aguirre Sugar"
Cov dated Sept,
Central
'j
directors
per
have
share,
on
Sept. 30,
.
declared
the
and
-
preference
the Stockholders
following
on
155,
stock
with
$1.50
extra
an
in
1945.
:
Y
.
1.404.
'
?
to
Y
Y
change
which
the
-
Federal
.
;
taxes
Net
on
and
remittance
•
'i
1
,
.
' r.r
for
income
Income
3
Expenses
"Countries,-.^$42.00
.
per
Y.
i
.income_"_*.3_-—
1
—
income
on
hand
$115,464? BHtmore Hotel
869; total, $8,310,865..
year
must
be made
withheld.
162,
p.
244.
1945
$971,887
149,987
147,913
40,800
266274
410,003
159,800
168,435
$424,125
$195,864
'
30,675
"
1946
$478,199
49,671
1945
75,351
$475,015
75,013
13,303
19,762
24,34(5
119,442
201,423
.78,807
84,273
$184,835
$89,953
$194,355
JUNE
30,
1947
in
banks, $70,332; accounts
receivable,
$510,515; other U. S. Government obli¬
property,
value
of
$6,925,870;
life
insurance
deferred
policies;
charges, $77,-
'.LIABILITIES—Fedei'al taxes, $485,690; other
taxes, $45,292; account!
payable, $2,213; trust deed note pavab'e to (heCophccticut Mutual
group of in-
subscriptions and advertisements
nr.;
the
This
com¬
120,310
SHEET,
and
$107,645?.Treasury tax notes,
gations, $503,168;Ycash surrender
a
on
_63,170
.'
BALANCE
ASSETS—Cash
be
$436,355
105,216
'•
income—^.___—
amortization
exchange
,
share
$1,040,988'
$411,887
•
Y*-——
on
Depreciation and
of
of 37'A
holders oft
to
1947
—_
—
company's
Court
15
will
242,966
—
—^—
,
,
dividend
per
1946
amortization—130,101
Y
tax
$1,024,006
208,376
—
:„!
Federal ..taxes
,
Rican
'1947
•
—
Interest
Co.—Preferred Issue Placed
Privately—The
Sept. 18 announced the sale
of $10,000,000
foreign
Puerto
3 Months Ended June 30—
.
change has since
Supreme
cents
Corp.—Earnings—
——
Depreciation
Net
the
of. 50
Oct.
share in November,
1943.—V.
—
Interest
the
will
quarterly
payable
dividend
v6 Months Ended June 30—
Expenses
i
-
,
voted
Natural Gas
Co.,
the
approval
of
p.
'
.
above
regular
stock,
The
Investment
Income
-
authorized, there
the
common
stock, payable Dec. 1 to holders of record
Sept. 30.
wjll make a total, of $2. per share
paid, or payable in 1947, as
! Central
-
3%% first preferred
stock (-$100
par), to
'**
'
7he
coordinated'group
The previous extra was $1
per
Power
in exchange for
preference stock, plus
4%
150,000 shares,,
following the
Western
Canada.—V.
Carnation
•
exchange,
■
30,
cellulose
'
*OTB:
June
"The staff of. the central
pared
recently offered
of the new
t
subscriptions.
name
on
'"
were
.
•
Borg-Warner,
.
>
announced
iOn-Mayt-23, last,
.
I Because of .Pesco's lapid post-war growth and plans for the com-,
pany's expansion in new industrial fields, # may become
mecessary to
hiaild a modern manufacturing plant, in addition to the
the
George Schneider,
part:
:
-
rdcord
'
-'An initial
;'Y"'
quarterly dividend of 80 cents
per share was paid on
4% stock cn
Aug. 29 tb holders of
record Aug! 26.
' :
,'Qf the" 400,000 .shares of
sycterns.
laboratory,
J.
common
Shareholders Exchange
Holdings J
Stock—Name Changed—. ,l:
/
be outstanding
laboratory
quotations.
;
30,-1947
(market
'formally-opened
N.
production fs well
instruments for basic research!
cents
Light, Heat & Power Co., Ltd.,
Y
'
new
and
newly acquired 35-acre site in Bedford Township, near
Cleveland,
have been . airwm'ceA by- the
corpo-ation's
Pesco-" Products
Natural Gas,
,
each
...
Starting: immediate
•
was
$5 'in
Borg-Warner Corp.—To Build New Laboratory—
on
53,353
ended
Declares Extra Dividend of 50 Cents—
early this mont'h that holders
of the 6%
cumu¬
participating preference stock,
par $100, "in addition to
iqg their shares for new
exchang4%
cumulative
preference stock,
have
oversubscribed .for additional
24,590 -shares of the same
were offered
issue which
only to Canadian
shareholders on the basis of one share
of 4%" stbek for
each 6.%
preferertcer. share held. '
'
.'The
.
.
Canadian Western
Y. ' v
-
for New
,
22
AViil; "employ 20p scientists ahd^ will
The
lative
400YMPH
.' i • v.
air speeds cf greater than 400
prelim nary .shallow >dive
tests, .the Boeing
Aircraft Co', apnounced on .Sept. 22.
r
<
The Stratocruiser, powered by four 3,500 HP Pratt & Whitney
Waspmajor engines, has a c/uising speed of 340 MPH. Six major
air-lines,
have ordered a
total
of 55
of the
67!/a-ton double-deck airliners.
V. 166, p. 1147..
.
,
hour
per
cost
.
America—Opens
Sept.
,
..
The Boeing Stratocruiser has attained
miles
$30,583
'56,300
market
on
-months
AT JUNE
average
Summit,
.
Canadian Western
Natural Gas, Light, Heat
Co., Ltd.—Preference
Tt
Airplane
Boeiwsr
'
.
at
t
'
.
12
.
11t"
18,
t
,
404,000
1147.
on
project is.a
pilot plants.
and
company
Canadian Western
Natural Gas Co.,
Ltd.—New Name
—New
Stock -Sold—initial
Dividend
on
Preference
Shades,.Etc.y-Y
"' Y-:' ' •'
'•
$659.3)0.
---------
the
based!
2662,
p.
laboratories at
consider
-
.
taxes.—$1,063,310
Provision fpr Federal
for
Dr42,192
•
•
Net
income
160,371
$236,275
56,300
amounts
BALANCE SHEET
corporation
search
?
,
:
;
1947
440,231
83,539
of orders
last March.
Ont.; will handle a qontract for
$3,800,000, the cost of
being built by Canadian
locomotive-Co.
:
:
Scotia, heavy industry will-benefit
by $1,300,000 in orders for
250 hopper ears "to
be built
;by Eastern Ear Co, at
v. ice, <p. 1148.
Trenton, N. S.-r;■
;
,:
'.
'1
1
30
•
—
of
•
$522,037*
pilot plants
factories is usually carried out
in
scale equipment."-^-V.
166, p. 1047.
..
EARNINGS
150,542
$236,663
56,100
ASSETS—Investments,
cilities
-
on
'•
'
$72,775.
-
of
,
profit-—-.
laboratories
•Nova
made
was
$75,904
$81,836
.
that
a
Kingston,
cohY
$156,314
$36,121
*
of
•
tLoss
$165,024
89,120
'93,541-
Total
tories
was-awarded
an
851.
•"
'
.'
locomotives-costing $3,600,COO will be built by Montreal
Locomotive Co., and Canadian
& Foundry Co. will
Car'
build 10
mail-express cars and 10
cars for
baggage-express
$1,000,600.- < ♦"i'
2—Earnings—
amount
-
'
con¬
for
reserve
166,
*
-
tlncludes
$175,377
,
Y
heavv-*fr,eight Mikado
for
3,269
commercial
•
contingencies.
from
credit.—V.
&
the
Hamilton
reserve
credit,
for
reserve
in
$22,500,000 appropriation made in
and. ofders for -.11
locomotives and 500 gondola
cars to lake
the .remaining
$5,900,000 of the appropriation
will be placed soon.
tenders have been let
for
the
entire
appropriation it will
bring to $47,000,000 the Canadian
Pacific's expend'tures
this
for 4,970
year
In
,
$2.13
from
$3,009,525
carry-back
initial
stockholders
When
,
Oct".
to
'
,
cents
of
Underwriter, Butcher!
bi? offered
'
v
Sept^ 22, the directors declared, a regular ,quarterly dividend Iof
per share on the common stock,payable Noy.
1 to holders
20
Aug.
from
$8,800,000
and
.Benrus Watch
.
,
$352,602
'
•
:
5,2115
dune 30,
1947, $7,491,825), $6,773,800; cash in
banks, $518,343; dividends receiv¬
able-andinterest-accrued, $30,322;1 deferred charges,
$138,981; total,
$7,521,946.
Y
'
V. ■
r
LIABILITIES—Payable, for securities purchased,
$76,650; > accounts
payable,-.accrued'interest on 3(4
debentures, etc., $10,959? provision
for taxes,
$1,906; 15-year 3(4 debentures, due
May 1, 1961, $1,872,000;common
stock .(.par >$1),
$561,00,0; capital, surplus,
$4,939,431; total,
$"7,521,946.—V.
.
gets the biggest'
contract, one,lor $6,750,600 to National
Steel Car
750 box
Co.—$4,000,000 for .;
cars, $2,000,000
fori 175
Y-'Y.
refrigerator -cars and
"100 covered
$750,000 for
hopper cars.
t
t$820,015"
—r
Montreal-is, next with contracts
*: 2,117,453'?
totail'ng $4,609,000. Ten passengerfreight'1 Pacifies and 12.
"Nil
'.«$200,104 t$4.644,992
2,117,453
.2,117,453
$701,792
Federal
•appropriation
an
of
» •
.
4,791
4,823
0,757
exclusive
August,
under'
1947—9 Mos.—1946
sales
declared
up
in^
Subs.)—Earnings—
1247—3 Mos.—1946
6,753
income, $380,478; expenses?
$70,560;: interest 011 deben¬
amortization of debenture
financing costs, $91,222; net in-.,
of .-security gains
aqd l.pssea, $218,6.96..
*
"Total'net assets,' w.ttli securities
at market
quotations, ,apd before
deduction of principal
amount of outstanding
debentures, were $3,150,456 on June
30, 1247, as icompai'ecl. with
$3,483,957 oh Dec. 31, 1946,
On June--30,
1947 the net .asset value
per share of common
after, deducting principal amount
stock,
of debenturea.-^was
$10.84 per char®
qr 5% .lower.'thaq net asset?
equal to $11.40..per.share nn
.Die, 31, 1946,'
.
increase capital
The contracts were
awarded from
freight
charges
will
Manson, Vice-President
locomotive builders in
and
$147,83(1
and
The
Association—Registers
freightMontreal, Hamilton, Kingston and.
Tienton/N. S., Canada, have received
more than
$16,000,000 in orders
from this
company for 1,295 freight and
express
.
help
on
statement
follows:
1944
19^5
$155,410
8,1-26
,
165,
Canadian Pacific Ry,—Places
Large Orders—
William
car
*
.Net profit: after
$9,825,369
-
of,
.
applied to
the
Period End. June 30—
3,854,926
sold,
••
1J46
$151,741
82,1W
research
Shares
-
—$21,888,216 $23,368,068
Fire Insurance
.
SEC—
,
216,120
:
j
.
share for each four shares
held and any
unsubscribed,
publicly.
Proceeds will be used to
new
nefc
Y
$168,301
Celanese Corp. of
funds.—Y. 166,-p.'.755.
V
offering
.
are
widespread construction program now
additional demanas Tor service.—V. 106, p. 1147.
meet
Y
$12,53.2,582
YY__Y
Philadelphia.
ratio of one
ihe-
Y '
477,053
2,049 176
4,643,100
1.
liabilities.
-
.•
and
.
audi.
Y—
capital-stock.
Sherrerd,
giving
'
officia'iy
cost
current
1.900 417
664,111
witlm
-
1,500
—;
,
,
chare
new
been
of
products
The
$1,327,672
'•
The company on
Sept.Hi) filed a registration statement'with the SEC
covering 100,000 shares ($3! par)
purchased from the American
a substantial. interest hi Bell
was
which
now..„outst0nding.
iudicahad
been
Froceeds
meeting
from
Total-
$7.r416,9'26
$703 973
stock
•
-
1,981
_r__
etc. -2
oper.
come,
11,037,796,
2,216,533
•
$186,930,000
slock
1947
income
.profit
tures
"
1946
-
comma?
■
The
"Un/the form Of securities at"
;
$0,11-.
30
I
,
$15?,101
divs. distrib.
Dividends
Br$54,134
$34,400,793 $33,193,437
4.85%
Frederick
Telegraph Co.
for
•
3163.
of
trustee.
,,—i.
.income
Net
1,250,000
guaranty.-——356,519
T -
-
of
j
approximately
p.
shares
Parr,
ihvcstments.2,^—
•
'
above-;"
largd ryndicate*
for
Net
$561,315
foreign income taxes__ —3,628 333
customers
__a__
Camden (N; J.)
with SEG—
the
for
a
and
Working capital
——V.t 165, p. .463.
new issue
of; 212,000 .shares, this offering., was'.not registered in the'
TJnittd States through
the SEC wider the Securities
Act
of
1933.
The block of rights being offered through the
syndicat?, which < m-,
;
Expenses,
13,338^91
Ex-'
Montreal, Canada.
The, rights
in consideration of the cost of
which,
cost
to
S.
machine
.service"'
Canada
Foreign
business
announced
of
holder
the
total
rights
for
Prepayments-,-.-by
■
in
Canadian
the
be
been
Co.
&
per
a
yield
In
lt'7,498
issue
entitle
represents
approximate
As
of
Ames
which
rights
$140,
market—
States.
Exchange.
of
priced
five
at
or
assets-^,.—
Prow .for est. U.
Provision
•
■
on Security
Rulings of the New York Curb Exchange1
capital stock be quoted e:£ rights as of Sept. 18.
•' 1
will not be dealt in en the New York Curb
rights
mentioned
.are
current,
,
share
472,366
7,001^12
10,6.79,873'
7,167,249 1. 4,058,842
.
taxes
the
Offering
i
5,255,875
$6,893,346-
—_
CURRENT LIABILITIES—
Accounts fpaya'ble Yi-rYi
__——;
payrolls and commissions-Y:..i.Accrued tsxes other than income
five
The Committee
•
ruled
-
Total
JUNE
T ia
freslx
5,719
Taxable
382,849
1947
-
€09 000
405,932
CONDITION,
'
"•
■
Accrued
of-;
be
147.
the United
of
sell
may
providing they do so in conformity
change Control Regulations.
* *
about
-_i-Y_YYl—
Inventories at lower of .cost
been registered with•
Exchange Commi sion and no sub¬
Securities .and
the
24
share
Exchange at: around
subscriptions have not
offered Tcr
States
Residents
or
«"Y'
!
Sept.
Curb
scription will be acepted
•
FINANCIAL
I
—
capital Svock, par $100, of record
right to subscribe to one additional
the
OF
———•
U. S. &
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada—Rights—
of
10,000
F.
Interest
Misc, inpome.
'i70,0?3'
$1,133,382
>$0i53
foreign govt, securities, at,amortized.cost
Accounts receivable, less,reserves-,
\
Holders
_J.
I
shore__—.Y—--i
STATEMENT
Cash
haws.
Judges Morris A. Sopbr, Armistead M. Dcbie and W. Calvin
Cheonut"
maintained the evidence on which
Randolph1 Phi.lips moved to vacate
the approval was eymu.aiive-aikcl
"insufiiciept lo estibY'h, the charge
of fraud."—V.
166, p. 1147.
'
;
common
CURRENT ASSETS—
retract,:
to
per
\
linanciah reorganization,
a
16 when,Federal judges declined
;
•—r-—m—tt.——
Income for period—
Earned
1
lo,
H.
of
Dividends..
13,363,208
1,424,000
evaporated
evaporated
financing, company's capitalization in¬
$10,000,000 of 3% % first pre¬
■
,J8r.634,55i:
—
fm
the
three
inc.uding
Carriers & General.Corp.-Earnings-
$2,657,382 J $1,195,866
^cash_Y_,
thcr
milk
were
filed with the SEC on.
shares are to be sold
at marked
through J. S. Bache & Co., or Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenncr & Beana
qn either the Nqw York Curb
.or
Chicago Stock Exchange.—V.
p. 155.
"
16fr»
5 $21211,638
required—~r
spl?t-up.d
$1,563,947
163, p. 1,446?
of
account.—V.
Sept!
behalf
; ;.6 Mos. End, Jurje 30—
:$2,657,382
evaporated
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit
Go.—Filing wi'h
On
:
stock
by the transfer
Libby,
Income—
.
of
$2,000,000
Public.
Netr
IncomeIfrpm operations——_
Reserves ho longer,,
for
firsi
and
debt,
$3,212,000.—V;' 165,
955
1,752,062
r
4%
program.
v
funded
38,171
8,107,931
Ayrshire Collieries Corp.—Plans Stock
Split-Up—
&
to
to
4)1,353
—
manufacturer
purchased
present
of
5a,734
..you,ooi
..
it
sales
income
422,633
,__LYY.-__YY——:
.
largest
value in excess of
$26,000,000.*
in 1946 amounted
Net
quar¬
1946
.16,707,563
company'^
of
company's current expansion
and-approximately
43,156
misc., taxea
the
issue
$5,999,800,
the
to the
$10,000,000
stock
book
ascer¬
effect
37,5.2
2
reimburse
stat.ons
and
a
can
factory.
substant.al expenditures to
expand its
division.
cream
55,313
-i
The
cludes
ferred
$30,898,528 $21,113,768
—Y*_ $"".,039,59
Cost of products and services
sold
has been appointed to the post of
Manager, rad'o
Crosley Division. He had been associated with Goldblait
Chicago, as buyer of-tad o and phonogiaph records for the
Eros.,
—a-Y—^-Y—
used "to
•
•
N. ,Y.-
ice
;
Total
Glaser
of
and
Giving
Subs.)—Earnings
.
-
section
the
*
in
Llbby,-McNeill
milk
a
readily
share-each
per
be
plants, two milk
receiving
company is
-also-making
trend
more
cents
..
Products and services sold—
J
Divioends from,
subsidiary not conso.idated
interest on U. S. and
foreign govt, securities-Other miscellaneous •
incomeY
•
,
aho
the
used
■milk
ordinarily
when
will be
will
recent redemption of-its
.entire
outstanding in the amount of
company is .the
the
country.
Recently
miik facilities of
•
dividend
year
be
can
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
,
stock, series
buard
the
proceeds
the
stock,
The
Service Commission for
approval of further
temporary rate increases.
On July 25, the
Commission- granted the
company a temporary increase
in gas rates to
be efiective until July 1, 1948.—VI
1'66, p. 562.
mance,), about $21.50 per
New
York, as underwriters.,
having
166, p. 258,
dividend.—V.
from
•
Pa.—Filing with SEC—
k.c
earnings
the
on.
in
2,500,000
$0.61
,
stock
a
deferred
1
6,5"0,000
$1,360,000
Rjland & Stone,
to L beriv Products C rp,,
go
the form of
24
Nov.
,
re.fcrveY—Y-
*Y«J' Y
me
Sept.
on
about
or
0.0,000
-YY_ 1
taxes'
Sept. 22, 1,000 shares of 5%
filed
on
0i
shnre„_~<Y..
inventories
Autocar Co., Ardmore,
were
directors
payable
2,2',0,000
for
comman
The
'
-
160, p. 658.
On
iii
before'
apprcxim~t3kret- profits
Merchandise
—V.
opaivYng: profit
for
balance
cent*. per
Biooklyn Union Gas Co.—Defers Dividend Action—
July 27,'43
$62,2)0,000 $. 1,905,000
j—
taxe
prcviXn
Estimated
;
4
.approximate
Federal
;
Aug. 2,'47
sales
treasury
the
(preferred,
n'o par value, payable Oct. 15 to holders
of
record Sept. .30.
A s m.lar payment war
made on July 30, last,
These are. the first dividends-since
March 14,
1S42 wjen IVu cents
was
paid.—V. 166, p. 50.
v
'
2.
of
'
The
issue was placed
privately at
share through Kidder,
Peabody >& Co., as agent.
per
Part
Corp.—Earnings—
Months Ended—
Six
25
stock,
•
'
stitutlonal- purchasers.
.$101
(T. G.) Bright & Co., Ltd.—25-Cent Common
Dividend
On
•
,
.
Cum, Inc.—Yan- AlcLrn^
David Van Alstyne. Jr., senior member of
Van Alstyne, Noel &
Co.,'
Inc.,'investment bankers, has been elected a
director;—"V, '166, p. 258.
B
Co.,
/. -The,directors
on
Bowman
-B.
Fisher, President of Anchor Hocking: 'Glass iCo.,. and.
Obcrly, Chairman of the board of Tokheim Oil Tank fc
have been elected directors, succeeding J. p. Johnscn and
-Edwards, resigned.
•
.....
Chester
W.
New Directors—15(J Dividend
-r-
£
"
In
New
York
funds.
CONSOLIDATED- BALANCE
$1,180,000; deferred rental income, $4,671; reserve
stated capital (292,815 shares), $5,775,300;
capital flock assessments, $234,252; surplus (incl. $400,000 arising from
'revaluation bf land), $408,447; total. $8,310,865.—V. 166, p. 51.
life
Co.,
Insurance
Regains Control—
Co. and Union Securities Corp, on Sept. 25 offered $25,-
total, $38,755,271.
LIABILITIES—Notes payable, $5,875,000; accounts payable, $1,647,548; salaries, wages, commissions, etc., $1,003,853; due under contracts
relating to patents, $40,000; dividend on preferred capital stock, pay¬
able July 1, 1947, $59,448; accrued for Federal, Canadian,
and other
taxes, $4,078,696; due under contracts relating to patents—not payable
within
one
year,
$80,000; notes payable due 1949 to 1952, payable
$375,000 annually, $1,500,000; reserve for contingencies, $422,540; 7%
cumulative sinking fund preferred stock ($100 par), $3,397,000; common
stock
(677,844 no par shares), $4,405,986;
capital surplus (arising
from sale of common capital stock at price in excess of stated value),
$1,647,628;
earned surplus, $14,597,573; total, $38,755,271.—V.
166,
Harriman
,
Sticfel,
L.
G.
exit group
ox
the nine months ended Aug. 31
$2.65 a share on 132,000 shares
pf capital stock, -That compared with $1.32 a share in the corre¬
sponding 1946 period.—V. 164, p. 553.
Net
of the company for
$466,397, equivalent to
profits
to
amounted
1
Jersey—Protective Committee
Central RR. Co. of New
the
in
basis
well
as
Earnings
•
view.
ICC supports this
the
earnings
Net
road.
the
assessments' on
Ended June 30—
domestic sales
-
Net
of sales
Cost
—
Prov.
?
Central Vermont Public
Total
$421,591
318,547
4,311,447
$17,974
$103,044
$1,015,738
$1,547,175
(net)_
47
286
1,649
Dr 199
$18,021
21,536
$103,330
Cr3,000
28,000
$1,017,387
260,356
221,000
$1,546,976
267,506
486,750
INon-oper. income
income
Gross
for
—_
&c., deductions
Prov. for Fed. taxes—
Interest,
21,830
surplus
to earned
Earnings
unit
166,
Cash
U.
-
Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
Chapman Valve
Accounts
Inventories
1947
1946
1945
Net profit
$249,688
*$229,823
*$307,956
*After depreciation reserve of $82,501 in 1947, $92,823 in 1946 and
$256,492 in 1945, and allowance for Federal taxes of $153,035 in 1947,
$140,859 in 1946 and $121,687 in 1945.
In addition to the above indi¬
cated profit of $307,956 in 1945 there was accrued a refund of excess
profits taxes of $121,687.
June 30—
6 Mos. Ended
f
—-
——
securities, at cost
receivable (less reserve)—
Prepaid
expenses
Goodwill,'
Total
$3,500,000; preferred stock, $500,000;
accounts payable,
$298,791; reserve for taxes, etc., $657,065; surplus,
$3,185,925; total, $8,141,782.—V. 165, p. 2923.
stock,
Company has issued invitations for bids to be
iiocn (E.S.T.), Oct. 7, at office of H. F. Lohmeyer,.
will
certificates
be
RESULTS
AUGUST
FOR
"
and Canadian
U. S.
its
Other
income:
oper.
income
Earns,
—-
com.
per
sh.—
$3.18
'
week
responding
totals
of
the company have overwhelmingly accepted the
plan of reorganization, according to a report made
Federal Judge Edward A. Conger by John F. X. Finn,
—
13
—
——
revised
Sept
6
Sept.
to
Aug.
30
—V.
166,
trustee.
Of
of
shares
324,415
the
common
holders of
of the plan, while
approval
V.
166,
/
Chiett, Peabody & Co., Inc.—Rights to
;rThe
company
mailed Sept.
it's common stockholders warrants
to
24
Stockholders-
them to subscribe to an aggregate of 112,974 shares of its
second preferred stock at $102 per share.
The second preferred
stock is convertible into common stock of the company, prior to Oct.
ehtitling
4 %
at
1957,
1,
ferred
each 6
stock for
of
close
the
which
warrants,
stockholders
common
each $40 of par
head
the list of
issue.
the
of
subscription
The
the
Sachs
Goldman,
value.
underwriters
one share of common for
& Co. and Lehman Brothers
of
rate
the
to
subscribe
to
on
one
Oct.
share
8, 1947, entitle
of the new pre¬
of common stock held
shares
24,
Sept.
business
expire
of
of
dividends.
"
'j?
>
CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT
sales
Cost
—
sales and
of
expenses
from sales
from "Sanforized"
Income
Income
Other
(incl. discounts and
—J,---
depreciation)
~
1947
•
1946
$27,900,014 $21,562,748
6 Months Ended June 30—
25,716,365
income
Total- income
—:
—
deductions
Other
3,312,546
185,455
(net)
Income
Excess
;
taxes
tax
profits
(Canada
$1,150,249
2,573,091
$5,681,650
195,746
$3,822,295
161,793
2,180,000
15,000
royalties
20,412,499
$2,183,649
_
1,445,474
98,956
39,634
Common
'
shares
-mmon
per
l
,.3
.•
.
I
share—
t
'
.
Kj-
■
•
-
677,844
$4.68
!
outstanding
common
t; J
I
.At''
-
677,844
I—
dividends
J'J J'
118,895
677,844
dividends
Preferred
$2,175,395
118,895
677.844
$3.03
$3,290,904
income
Earnings
company
on
Sept.
-v, ■
■"
4-
•••
✓
'
'Am
;< ,v
,n
& 'O p T? .<>"> >| J
tfjVf)
have
cash
York, Inc.—Output—
24
'0
etf*
' .7
.v.
supply
production
elect-nc
($30,000,000),
projects
miscel¬
distribution
electric
($2,000,000),
($28,-
gas
studies
Engineering
Michigan.
of
State
The
be
available
the
hand
and
have
amounts
from
the sale
received
to "be
of the new bonds
from operations in
interest and dividend requirements.
available may not, in the opinion of the management,
so
adequate
proceeds
expected
capital,
working
its
finance
to
company during
all
of
construction requirements of the
officials of the company estimate
the
the next few years,
that, based upon the present level of earnings and current expectations
to
as
probable progress of the contemplated construction program,
such construction expenditures may have to be financed
the
portion of
have
stockholders
The
series
Corp.—Bonds Authorized—
the issuance, under a supple¬
first mortgage sinking fund bonds,
The bonds will be sold to institutional
authorized
indenture, of $1,250,000 3 %
due
B,
1,
Sept.
1967.
.
„
the sale of the new bonds, together with funds
sale last June of $1,650,000 3V2% debentures, will
be used
to finance the acquisition of the gas properties of Public
Service Co. of Oklahoma.
The properties, which were purchased by
Consolidated Gas on Sept. 4, were sold by Public Service in compliance
with an order of the SEC.
The base purchase price for the properties
Proceeds
received
from
the
frcm
$2,757,071, subject to closing adjustments for property additions,
taxes,
consumer
deposits, etc.
This was financed temporarily by
short-term bank loans and from general corporate funds.
;'
Giving effect to the issuance of the new series B bonds, the company
will have a total funded debt of $7,900,000.
The new bonds will have
the benefit of a sinking fund which is scheduled to
retire all but
$34,000 principal amount by maturity.
The bonds are also redeemable
at
prices ranging
from
104.75 and accrued interest,: if redeemed
during the first year, to par-if called on or after Sept. 1," 1966.—
was
166,
p.
947.
1,
1975
series due Sept.
1,
share
and
23,
the
: outfit.
Dec,
t.tlu
1
to
sdj
!
it
.
-'
\
to $2 per Share,
.
($113,825,000
25,000,000
{
payable to banksl
"Notes
11,475,000
$4.50 preferred
12,000
stock
1,000,000 shs.
—
(no
that,
until a supplemental
and recorded increasing
executed
and
advances
4,123,432 shs.
and
indenture or indentures shall be
decreasing the amount of future
or
indebtedness
other
and
which
sums
be
may
secured
secure future advances and other
exceed in the aggregate $500,000,000.
indebt¬
mortgage may
the
thereby,
edness
6,000,000 shs.'
par)—?
installments due in one year—1%%, due in equal semi¬
to Sept. 14, 1955.
tThe mortgage pro¬
instalments of $675,000
annual
vides
547,788 shs.
sums
to
not
AND
sale
243
in
and
communities
townships
and
the
in
production
sale in Manistee.
The
to be in excess of
Company also supplies steam
heat in five communities and water in two communities and, incidental
16 its electric and gas business,
sells appliances and cooperates-with
appliance" dealers
and
retailers.f ' Company's electric transmission
lines
interconnect
with
those
of Detroit
Edison Co.,
the
Lansing
manufactured
and
gas
distribution and
its
estimated
population of the territory served is
2,255,000 based on the 1940 Census.
municipal
At
area
have
92%. of
approximately. 84% of all farms
a
total of approximately 20,000
87,000 farms,
The company
approximately 1,000 miles of rural lines scheduled for construction,
■
and
company
This
embraces
area
serving
lines,
rural
of
the
by
service.
1947..
in
31,
to
served
miles
has
and Michigan Public Service Co.
1946, electric service from existing rural lines was
all the'farms In the 637 townships within the
plant
Dec.
available
than
more
.
•
principal
name
of
amounts
each
of
the
principal
new
bonds
,
underwriter
and
underwritten
the
are
as
follows:
Loeb
Union
Securities
—V.
$12,500,000
& Co.——
Kuhn,
12,500,000
Corporation
;•
1048.
166, p.
Cook Paint & Varnish Co.—Sales Rise—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales
——
—V.
166,
1947—3 Mos.—1946
1947—9 Mos.—1946'
$6,860,039
$5,619,021 $20,567,236 $15,636,357
52,
p.
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'. ,'£1* '
.
against
"
oaohi-n
H
f'X
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Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp. (& Subs.)—Earningssix Months Ended
Net
1947
March 31—
earnings after depreciation
Federal income taxes——;
provision
and
Earnings per common
Blake,
Octave
ended
share after pfd. divs
$1.68
1946
, - „ $227,131
$0.42 '
President, stated that the net for the six months
1947, was the best in the company's history and
sales since then have declined, this has been due
although
principally to the
that,
balancing
customers'
of
in better shape, he said,
months to increased sale$;
they are,—V. 166, p. 52.
are
few
next
,
31,
March
Inventories
;
;
$759,418
for
inventories.
there should be
provided general
Now
that
trend in
conditions
a
Dividend—
extra dividend of $1 per
25 cents per share, both
record Nov. 20.
An extra of 25
the directors declared an
usual quarterly dividend of
stockholders of
cents was paid on Dec. l; last year.
Total payments in 1947 will amcmht
$1.25 in 1946;—V. 158, p. 2578.. <
payable
t
)
Property purchase obligation:
Preferred stock, cumul, (no par)—
continue as
sept.
Outstanding
1977——V-J
series
*2%%
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
bonds—
due Sept.
mortgage
27/8%
the
Consolidated Paper Co.—$1 Extra
senior securities or both.
or
-
respective
mental
stock
include common
may
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
.
Cribben & Sexton Co.—Dividend No. 2—
On
share
Sept.
An
165,
1947.—V.
.
23, the directors declared a dividend of 10 cents per
common stock,
payable Oct. 15 to holders of record
initial distribution of like amount was made on July 19,
the
on
Oct. 4..
p,
3392. '
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fis*'
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in
yet
PURCHASERS—The
Consolidated Gas Utilities
V.
The
$6,700,000.
late
with
miscellaneous
follows:
as
power
the
of
not
on
of
excess
of
1148.
166, p.
3.1%.—V.
On
Net
will
and
and
Corp.—Weekly Output—
investors.
The proceeds of the proposed financing will be used to repay notes
payable, as additional working capital and in connection with a plant
improvement and expansion program under which unexpended appro¬
priations aggregate approximately $4,000,000.-
Net
4
announced that System output of elec¬
tricity (electricity generated and purchased) for the week ended Sept.
21.
1947, amounted to 205,400,000 kwh., compared with. 192,000,000
kwh. for the corresponding week of 1946, an increase of 7.0%, Local
distribution of electricity amounted to 187,700,000 kwh., compared with
181,900,000 kwh. for the corresponding week of last year, an increase
4%
completed
be
unit
completed
have
HISTORY
1148.
p.
Consolidated Edison Co. of New
stock
preferred
approximately
of
will
fifth
BUSINESS—Company' was organized in Maine April
14, 1910.
It was admitted to do business in the State of Michigan
on
July 21,
1915.
Company is engaged, entirely in the State of
Michigan, in the generation and purchase of electricity and its dis¬
tribution and sale in 1,261 communities and townships as well as
rural
areas,
in
the purchase of natural gas and its distribution
8.4
12.4
12.5
13.6
193,189,000
193,446,000
176,491,000
185,006,000
record at
shares
112,974
The
1947.
being offered are a part of 150,000 shares
of second preferred stock which were authorized at a special meeting
of stockholders on Sept. 19,
1947.
The redemption price of the 4%
second preferred stock initially will be $106 per share and accrued
second
—_
209,422,000
217,356,000
198,610,000
210,096,000
output
comparisons with 1946:
1946
% Inc.
weekly kilowatt hour output
The
of
cost
unit
transmission
corner
been
"Including
of electric energy of subsidiaries of
this corporation adjusted to show general business conditions of terri¬
tory served for the week ended Sept, 18, 1947, amounted to 305,992,655
as compared
with 570,352,259 for the corresponding v.eek in 1946, an
increase of 35,640,396 or 13.18%.—V. 166, p. 1148.
The
852.
p.
Y., -is*
N.
York,
Following are the kilowatthour
and percentage
Commonwealth & Southern
rejected it, Mr. Finn stated.
Of the
37,000 shares of preferred stock outstanding, holders of 22,019 shares
have approved the plan and holders of 187 shares have disapproved it.—
of
holders
New
outstanding,
stock
signified
shares have already
7,565 shares have
169,414
Broadway,
1947
20
Sept.
Stockholders
cost of
and the type of plant and the estimated cost
been determined.
If construction is com¬
menced, approximately $5,000,000 may be expended in 1949.
In order to finance the above construction program,
the company
Co.—Weekly Output—
Ended—
Week
Sept.
a year ago.
past four weeks
the
of
trustee's
22
100
output of the Commonwealth Edison company and asso¬
ciated companies,
ex-cluding sales to other electric utilities, for the
week ended Sept. 20, 1947, showed an 8.4%
increase over the cor¬
the
earnings per share on capital
a
this
cost
electric
electric
Coinmon
Commonwealth Edison
Co.—Stockholders Approve Revised Plan—
"
Co.,
Electricity
consolidated income account statement of
above is a
and Pere Marquette Ry. and
stock after merger.—V. 166, p. 1148.
company
,r Childs
Trust
Inc.—Distribution to Noteholders
holders of five-year V/-zr/<? secured gold notes due June 1,
1936
that funds have been received by it sufficient to make a dis¬
tribution at the rate of $2.25 per $1,000 principal amount of notes.
M
NOTE—The
York
New
The
$2.06
Bryce
a
securities
Colonial Marble Co.,
9,795,028
9,905,618
20,842,568
16,580,585
$0.62
1,683,681
4,959,108
4,225,910
$0.53
taxes
railway
Net ry.
Net
14,G'33,473
13,440,334
29,896,433
25,270,033
at
that
estimated
eastern
First
2,005,740
1,426,814
5,502,159
4,883,237
2,630,934
taxes
the
that this unit
Manager
notifying
"
at
Comstock, at
A
J
eral
in-
unit
nameplate rating of
Morrow
steam-electric
with
through the issuance of additional securities in an amount
which
may aggregate-$40,000,000 before the end
of 1949.
Such additional
Little,
and excess prof-
come
..
..
..
Straka has rejoined this company as Vice-President and Gen¬
of the toilet articles department, according to E. H.
President. Mr. Straka had been Executive Vice-President of
Yardley of London, Inc.—V. 166, p. 156.
,
The
equal
$
$
$
25,380,695 202,117,747 156,341,752
$
28,906,861
income.,
Gross
$86,056,306 $96,458,711
Vice-President—
New
1947—8 Mos.—1946
1947—Month—1946
Period End. Aug. 31—
'
27,149,526
second
the
and
1948
of
unit
fourth
distribution ($5,000,000),
additions ($10,000,000), or a
which
it
is estimated that
approximately
$19,000,000 will be expended in
1947, approximately
$27,000,000 in 1948 and approximately $31,500,000 in 1949.
It is also possible that the company may commence the construction
of a new steam-electric generating plant on Lake Erie in the south¬
a
MONTHS
EIGHT
FIRST
AND
12,500,000
25,000,000
3,068,991
34,713,773
3,068,991
.—
—
Total
instalments
Annual
surplus
middle
the
the
capacity
neqr
estimates
estimates
thereof
9,355,554
18,517
162,703
6,526,417
4,667,166
—->——v--—-—-
S.
generating
steam-electric
Cobb
C.
000,000),- gas transmission <$1,300,000),
and heating, general and miscellaneous
total
of
approximately
$77,500,000 of
$5,112,756
to
surplus
;
Sec.-Treas,, Terminal
for $5,300,000 of equipment trust certificates.
dated Oct. 15, 1947, and aie to mature in
from Oct. 15,
1948, to Oct. 15, 1957.-
Cleveland,
Tower,
Capital
Earned
Ry.—Bids Asked—
received on or before
Chesapeake & Ohio
-
owing
in
of
Muskegon,
near
an
not
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for U,
Amounts
a
1948.
($1,200,000),
$86,056,306 $96,458,711
income taxes
—
93,579
foreign subsidiaries1,005,967
Deferred
liabilities and reserves—:
7,582,630
$3.50 preferred stock (125,000 shrs. no par)—
12,500,000
Common stock (2,000,000 shrs. no par)
—25,000,000
Provision
of
rating
C.
Weadock steam-electric,
cost of approximaeely $5,325,000.
E.
approximately $5,325,000.
will be completed in 1949.
(d) The completion
of
the third unit with nameplate rating of
60,000 kilowatts capacity at the B. C. Cobb steam-electric generating
at
20,412,919
3,562,500
$4,988,447
——
accruals
Miscellaneous
ASSETS—Cash, $885,729; U. S. tax notes and bonds, $707,520;
receivable, $1,283,880; inventories, $2,605,925; land and build¬
ings,
$1,290,438;
machinery
and equipment, $1,221,862;
patents,
$50,039; deferred assets, $96,387; total, $8,141,782.
,
:
——
payable
completed
kilowatts
laneous
LIABILITIES—
Accounts
with
unit
nameplate rating of
60,000
the
John C.
Weadock steam-electric
generating
plant
near
Bay
City,
at
a
-cost
of
approximately
$5,200,000.
The company estimates that this unit will be completed
in
1949.
It is also possible that an additional 60,000
kilowatt unit
may be required in this plant.
*
(f) The construction of other additions to the company's property
7,398,562
18,386,097
3,750,000
made
John
B.
completion of the
kilowatts
capacity
at
819,347
6,009,035
(netj_
bal—
the
(e)- The
$7,464,434
11,508,000
15,917,956
23,374,993
—-——649,111
—
plant and equipment—at cost
trade marks, etc.—unamortized
Property,
accounts
LIABILITIES—Common
—
'
nameplate
are:
fourth
the
of
completion
company
company
981,403
$1.43
$6,778,468
15,400,000
10,192,909
' 24,890,636
Investments
1947
JUNE 30,
SHEET,
—
————
__—
—
BALANCE
—
be
fall of
plant
Govt,
expenditures
1948.
generating ulant
4G'7,628
265,630
Dec. 31, '46 Jiine 30, '47
——
S.
for
to
Muskegon
The
60,000
$3,182,547
ASSETS
1148.
p.
of
construction
will
(c)
455,084
$792,720
$536,031
$53,500
Def$515
Net income
early in
the
in
COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET
—V.
treasury
with an initial installed generating capacity
nameplate rat.ng of 120,000 kilowatts, at a cost of approximately
$13,500,000.
The
company
estimates that the first 60,000 kilowatt
$6,311,156
share
common
per
its
proposes
with
515,163
—
and
contemplation
completion
near*
The
218,754
981,404
$3.10
made
has
in
or
The
plant
$3,152,654
29,893
•-
authorizing
Commission
$5,500,000, of which approximately $5,200,000 will be expended during
1947 and 1948.
The company estimates that this unit will be com¬
♦■'*•-• ''-ti-i--*
218,755
2,000,000
$4.78
or
reimburse
to
kilowatts
pleted
$6,201,840
109,316
Depreciation
—-—•
Divs. paid on $4.25 pfd. stock-.
Divs. paid on $3.50 pfd. stock-—••
Dividends paid on common stock—
service,
or
capacity
at
the
generating plant near Comsock, at
$9,783,002
foreign divs.—
inc.. transf.
Net
Service
purposes."
The
(a)
50,000
$8,758,002
1,025,000
from domestic oper.—
income from
Net
declines—
inventory price
Net income
3,290,913
income
operating
Net
.
1947—12 Mos.—1946
$5,327,185 $4,838,088
440,196
$458,170
'
expenses
oper,
Prov.
Service Corp.—Earnings—
1947—Month—1946
Period End. Aug. 31—
Operating revenues
;
$25,270,175)
as provided
to amount to
the company,
by
use
property, the construction, completion,
of facilities or for the improvement or
for the discharge or
lawiul reiundiftg
of
improvement
of
company
struction
44,213,572- 47,249,931
18,771,860 14,659,140
3,652,232
5,770,000
4,659,033
2,400,000
for
Public
make capital expenditures
for
property additions from Jan.
1, 1S47 to Dec. 31, 1949, ,in an
am°un';
estimated
to
exceed
$100,000,000.
Among
the projects in¬
cluded in this construction program and which are either under con¬
1947—6 Mos.—1946
$67,433,760 $59,354,911
89,165,904
27,323,772
—
-
-
(estimated
available
Michigan
acquisition
or
such
101.03.
Co.,
proceeds
be
the
obligations,
for
1947
1946
1945
$132,306,711 $72,839,504 $70,831,725
exps.—less net misc. creditsfor inc. and exc. prof, taxes-
Oner,
the
extension
(b)
6 Months
Five other bids,
bid of 101.67.
thereof:
issuance
of
&
net
to
of
maintenance
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.—Earnings—
Appeals.-^V. 166, p. 1148.
and
Errors
$0.31
Stanley
order
"for
.
Justice
by
opinion
an
or
share, for the
per
Joseph L. Boding, the Court he.d the
substantial issue had been resolved in the 1942 case where assessments
imposed by the State Department of Taxation
and Finance were
supported by the Supreme Court and, on last appeal, by the Court of
In
{
$4,578,587,
was
appeal against 1943-44
Court has denied an
J. State Supreme
the
the
1,178,416
$0.73,
"531,635
,
share
per
Consolidated net
Appeal—
Court Denies Tax
N. J. Supreme
The N.
Morgan
considered
in
1,303,819
2,460,058
$1.06
$1.52
profit applicable to the company for the 12 months
$2.71 per share, compared with $4,452,870, or $2.76
year ended July 31, 1946.—V. 165, p. 3392.
;
i
awarded July 23 on a
was
PURPOSE—The
are
Subs.)—Earnings—
1947—3 Mos.—1946
$32,235,019 $28,804,888
31—
Period End. July
Sales
introduced at hearings before
the view that evidence
expressed
plso
sound
a
cn
as
and
The
City Stores Co. (&
headed by Richard E. O'Dea, expressed
substantial equity exists for the common stock
issue
naming a 2%% coupon, were received at the sale.
They were:
Ripley & Co., Inc., and The First Boston Corp., 101.299;
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 101.2828; White, Weld & Co. and Shields
& Co., 101.275; W. C. Lang;ey & Co. and Giore, Forgan & Co., 101.117:
been
In a
company.
The
each
1148.
p.
organized to represent common
letter to stockholders, the com¬
the opinion "that a
both on asset value
basis of capitalization of earnings." It
has
committee
protective
A
stockholders
mittee,
000,000 first mortgage bonds, 2%% series due 1977, at
102 and interest.
The issue has been oversubscribed.
marks, etc., $1;
trade
President on Sept. 22 announced that the managethe company has purchased an additional stock interest
in the company from Eastern shareholders.
He said the acquisition
'.will give the group controlling interest, although he did not disclose the
'amount of shares involved in the purchase.
I
Offered—Kuhn, Loeb &
$6,089,386;'accounts.receivable
(net), $5,993,147; inventories (at lower of cost or market), $22,564,269;
New
York City bonds
(deposited under New York State Workmen's
Compensation Law) at cost (market value, $27,613), $25,178; property,
plant and equipment (less reserves for depreciation of $7,585,641),
$3,628,337; deferred charges to operations, $454,953; goodwill, patents,
Co.—Management Group
Central Ohio Steel Products
;
Consumers Power Co.—Bonds
SHEET, JUNE 30, 1947
ASSETS—Cash in banks and on hand,
contingencies, $175,000;
4or
Monday, September 29, 1947
CHRONICLE
& FINANCIAL
COMMERCIAL
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Volume 166
Number 4633
THE
Cudahy Packing Co.—Dividend
The
directors
share
per
common
record
a
Sept.
18 declared
dividend of
spec.al
of
$10
a
f5
quarterly dividend of
cents
20
share
per
new
Nov.
15, 1912.
The company
par
value, both payable Oct. 15 to holders of
2. This is equivalent to
$1,05 per share on the old common
$30, which is being
split-up on the basis of thrbe new shares
of old,
according to a vote of«the stockholders on Sept. 15. The
engaged
par
for
one
old
shares
15, and
a
tins
had
year
received
quarterly of 40
addition
to
four
cents
30
and
cents
each
extra of
an
Jan.
on
40
15
cents
and
payments of 30 cents
1946, the company on Nov.
1, 1946 paid a special of $1
10% stock dividend.—V.
166, p. 1148.
electric
■
a
-
,
Curtis
U.47
Gross
1943
$2,618,0.14
Period—
•
.
t
♦Net
.Jqly 12,'47
„
incorpe
♦After
$1,821,622
—V.
depreciation,
165,. p.. c36.
Decca Records, Inc.
6
Months
Profit
Ended
alter
June
<&
30—
♦Adjusted
to
"
$1,481,915
share"
per
'
1947
charges
'
give
effect"
165,
ti
charges.
''
$967,534
in
$450,284
338,325
"$0.58
stock
split
.
1 he
issue
were
100.031
—V.
to
are
was
for
be
dated
1948-Nov.
awarded
received
166,
at
23«s;
embraces
RR.—Equipment Trusts
Sept,
the
and
sale.
Nov.
1,
1,
tion
25
on
They
Stuart
Halsey,
bid
a
were:
of
the
company
changes
'
.
It
98.357.
Two
Hall
Inc.
&
Inc.,,
for
$56,000,000
or
of
prevailing
expected
which
it-is
that
expected
economic-conditions
indicate
a
substantial
will
become
part
of
available
2y4s.
principal
the
cash
required
result
a
of
amounts
Almstedt
$19.50
per
of
of
names
bonds
$10)
share,
less
the
several
underwriters
(&
1947
Net
Sec.
Surplus
»After
common
J,———
per
paid
Company's
450,000
on
March
issued
-
in
assets,
1453.
1,
dividend
1947.
H.
connection
which
-••••,
not
with
became
the
acquisition
effective
*
156,060
B.
"July
of
as'
of
1,
F.
.
-
with SEC
Bullion
1947-
Non-operating
■
1946•
...
$2,754,444 I $2,706,859
;
257,507
355,493
income..
income
'Oper.; and gen,
Depreciation
$3,011,951
cost....
Outside
expl.
.
34,017
taxes.
••
276.756
•
expend.—■
381,716
•Earnings
per
the
$1,021,382
shares
of
'
; -
common
396,322
$1,162,736'
$0.57"
.
.Laird,
*
.
stock,—rV.
165,
.
-750,000
Boston
200,000
Thomas
—V.
sa'e.
and
Bissell, &
present
50
$1,387,270
200,000
Co.
&
Webster
300,000
The
1
Meed?
each
124,553
on. March
&
and
Dec.
17,
p.- 2925.
50
were
cents.—V.
made:
Electric Power & Light
165,
For
iof
deposit
$72,275,000
tion
Mellon
of
Chase
Mellon
bond3
with
National
all
Bank
unmatured
&
Trust
National
such
on
'date.
their
coupons
Co.,
attached,
Pittsburgh,
at
office
or
the
30,
4
GIVING: EFFECT
or
33.1%*-over
a.so
'
...
.
•First mlge.
!
'
bonds; series due Aug.
Authorized
*• * '
l,
0
Misc.
,.
23%%
PRESENT
long-term debt (incl.
withia-
First
5%
Steam
Outstanding
-.
pfd. ($100 par>'_->__^_^_i.._^_...
first: pfd..stock—
f
•
•
;4;205,690
will
used
for
purchase
of
company oni Sept. 15
(5c ..par). comnton
filed
Co.__l
Equitable
...
Offj.ce
Mailed—
;
stock ($100
Common-stock (no
par).__4:__^___t^
* **
^
*4,500,000 shs.
par)^wo.
.2,152,828 shs.
by afiy indenture.' The maxihitim
indebtedness presently
by stockholders is $100,000,000.
tRepresents )purchase obli¬
gations for, :g.nd secured by; coal-:
lands and coal pfoperiiiek.-y
^ooo.ujO
shares designated as 5% cumulative first
letter
* Unlimited
■authorized
preferred' stock,"7
-
-
is
on
Sept
the
12
plan
of
Co.,
900,000
were
trustee.
Sept.
first
approval
and
oi
in
These
164,
I
Stores, Inc.—Accountants—
have
been
and
all
1
designated
of
its
sub¬
ending Jan.
31,
1948,
filed
letter
a
of
with SEC—
notification
with
the
SEC
1947—Month—1946
-
1947—8 Mos.—1946
512,845
462,243
$14,481
income" tax____
tax accruals.
$25,786
$103,355
$154,431
5,198
1,700
4,000
ry.
income.
oper.
41,416
13,975
.f...
21,515
31,934
17,323
<
f
.
$6,801
$15,496
6,349
15,550
$13,150
$31,046
:
...
$316,674
3,971
4,120
<2,169
;l-
Income
after
fxd.
int.
on
:
.4,933.
$83,658
$66,978
$120,675
37,016
'
'
:
A
.
.
$43,993
22,985
22,930'
1,396
11,058
11,383
$25,508
$32,979
$35,046
2,259
18,077
$4,598
*
4,142
2,259
;
:
$23,248
$14,902
$66,969
3,271
26,533
26,161
-
1,360
chgs..
$6,858
■
funded
...
21,245
-
"18,077
and
(way
and. equip.....
166, p. G'54.
W.
M.
--
Cr2,450
-
-
. ,
Gunther,
has
been
with
the
store
since
formerly with Oppenheim. Collins
Vice-Presidents.-r-V. 163, p. 3417.
elected
the
1939, • rnd.
Co., I.rd.,
&
Co.—Earnings—
July 31—
1947
revenues
:
$550,834
302,242
Net
operating
15, 25 cents
Other
—
48.075
26,141
72,652
67,412
$186,822
$155,03jf
202
1946,
Dr 159
$187,025
$154,878
41.776
51.587
M
i
revenues
...
income
Total
income
Income
sources
1
1946
$624,007
316,455
-
(general)
this year. In
Oct.
who
Munroe,
been
Taxes
rl.
deductions, interest,
etc.^
Federal income tax_._'______:.
Net
-
—V." 166,
46,792.
25,355
$98,455
income
$77,335
370.
p.
■
;
have
'.
x.
of
notification
at
5
for
cents
'
standing
to
are
shareholders
returnable
by
bankrutcy...
the-stockholders', committee
The
and
plan,
Plan
has
been
437,932
for
President
There
the
July
number
the
for
quarter of
.
outf
solely
of
common
stock.—V.
166,
of
Robert
Heller
&
Associates,
a
manage¬
the
1946,
were
of
General
third
second
it
is
406,340
quarter
Motors
of
quarter of
common
1947
1947
was
and
and
436,917.
with
preferred
compared
428,874
for
stock¬
with
the
third
announced.
holders
of
common
stock
of
record
and
of 30,577 represents holders of preferred stock of record
These figures compare with 407,374 common stockholders and.
preferred for the second quarter of 1947. Of the preferred^
Aug.
14
balance
7.
30,558
-stockholders
in the third quarter of 1947, 21,697 were holders of the
series preferred stock and 8,880 were holders of the $3,75 series
preferred stock which was sold in December, 1946.—V. 166, p. 1050.
{
$5
the
fair
General Public Utilities Corp.—Weekly Output-^-
;
ibhe
"turea aTrd
$3,000 6'/^ tdld bonds.
Tne -offering will be underwritten
group
headed by- Wertheim & Co.
Under
the
plan present
consist
Aniline & Film Corp.^—New Director—
Heller,
total
Sept. 23 by
October 15.
termed
will
General Motors Corp.—Stockholders Number
436,917—■
holders
has
1, next, from its own funds, all
debentures due June 1, 1957.
An
was
sold
privately in July,
'
the
which
Oct.
engineering concern, has been elected a director of the above
crporation, and.Harry M. Gross has been appointed Executive Secretary
to E. Allan Williford, Vice-President in
charge of Ansco.—V. 166, p. 759.
.
by
on
3>/4%
debentures
ment
will .be
approved
these
of
capitalization
General
on
$4 400.000
854.
Robert
■
reorganization
$6,000,000
to the Equitable Life Assurance
Society of the
United States.
Following this redemption, and the recent call of the 5Va% convert¬
preferred stock (redeemable on Oct. 14, 1947) the
company's
share.
a
will redeem
outstanding
of
1942
6,000,000
Proceeds
:
corporation
the
ible
Proceeds
feasible by
the^SEC, -prpvides far raising, by ani offering of shares
stockholders; pi ah amoOnt: sufficient with other funds to pay off
tne
principal-and interest on
the::corporation's $4,754,000 • 5 % debeftta
6,000
Foundation
of
to
.by
Rockefeller
purchased
•;
Operating expenses
Depreciation
are, at
.
petition
Co., .of
...
had
from ry. oper.
Frontier Power
common
required
voluntary
the
Oil
Pcnn
.
$616,200
Operating
of
.
South
.
already
*
Va.;
W.
150,000
-
a
22
income..'....."...
have
1,000,000
;ruptcy/Act fot-btheiiplan-te~be-confirmed.
'
>
Confirmation, of the
reorganization .would bring to; an lend- court
.jurisdiction, .reaching-back
toi" April 10, • 1941,- when: the- corporation
filed
wAs
City of
Quaker
53,230
Lincoln
200,000
dividends
cash
Denver.
mailed
Ballots
and
Harrisburg:, Pa.—Files
income_._.u—__
Donald
Co.-—
of
it
the
Franklin Simon & Co., Inc.—Two
New Vice-Presidents
300.000
1,400,000
p.
;
.
of
Pa.,
of
4,000.000
underwriter.
as
be; offered
;
Charleston,
'
.
struct.,
.
—V.
Building- Corp..—- Ballots
-
of
Eank
$85,016
Depreciation
300,000
to file a court affidavit by October'24 stating
shares voted for the;
plan- and whether or not it has
accepted, by. the
percentage of stock necessary under the Bank-
.
;.v
on
Duncan,
trustee
number
;been
voting
Court
Donald
The
ij5oo.ooo.shsb+ > ■'
Vi
\
t f
:
.275,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.'
None "•
for
companies,,
for
Gaylord Container Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—"
.
Underwriter, Fleetwood Investment
used for
drilling aftd exploration.
Co.,
from
ry.
Net
input of subsidiaries
kwh.,
an
increase of
some
New York,
a
oil
a
"
'
56,554
debt
300,000
-
and
$28
chare
a
$71,035
Conting.
issue
to
major
$28
Pipe Line company's outstanding stock.—V.
on
4%
rents___
Inc.
inventory, etc.
stock,
the
deductions.
Fixed charges
Empire Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files with SEC—
shares
/the
.
pfd.
of
offered
National
companies
stock
1149.
p.
rev.
Total
Sterilizing Co., Inc., N. Y.—Files with
Co;;
be
The
;
-
'
Eureka
Miscell.
Sept. ,2,2 filed .a letter of notification with the SEC
65,000 shares oftcommon stock
(par 10c) to be offered at 65 cents
share through Reich
per
State
expenses
Net
The. company, on
for
J.
$75,000,000
•••"
of
company
Other
:
•
three
Chase
.
;
Federal
'
amounts due
one
cum.
Part.
"
FINANCING
Quaker
revenues___,^
Net
corresponding week of 1946;
that "due to interruption of comfrom
1149.
-
The
Refining
oper.
the-
anounced
Elk
oper.
The
Electric
SEC—
Ballots,
TO
and
$67,000
Federal
System
71.285.000
kwh.,
by
been
year
166,
The
CAPITALIZATION,
'
Elk
Net
of
Bank, New York, and receive
the full amount
payable
redemption, including premium and interest to
the redemption
.
the
have
3393.
p.
the
hurricane, "deliveries
estimated."—V, 166, p. 1149.
been
of
office
this
The corporat.on
imunications by.
10314,
-surrender
ended Sept. 18,-.
1947,
corporation Amounted
to
of
the proceed?
National Bank & Trust
Co.-, Pittsburgh, for the redemp¬
$7C,0C0,000 first mortgage 3 Va %
bonds due June 1,
1965, at
and -to deposit out of other funds of
the-company the amount
of interest payable on the
3 Va %
bonds to the
redemption date.
The
balance of such net proceeds will
become part of the
general funds of
the company,-to be
available;for general corporate
purposes, including
payment of a portion of the cost of the
company's construction pro¬
gram.
•
"
The holders of the 3%2%
bonds-may, at their option, at any time
'on
or
after the day following the.
making of the aforesaid deposit,
with
by
Ry.
Corp.—Weekly-Input-»—
week
;17,762,000
..
to
the
166," p.
Stockholders Offered
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversville
RR.—Earnings—
400,000
Inc.—___
received
June
Clark,
Howard S.
law
—
company
19.
through
Period End. Aug. 31—
'
Gibson-)^—'..
19, June 10 and Aug.
following-cash payments
each;
Co.—$75,000,000 Bonds Offered—The
intends
this
Sept.
made
Oil
The
..
Co;_
Co.
Wisconsin
ivhich
shares,
directors
F.
closed mortgage
refunding bonds, clue Oct." 15,
1969, to be offered at 99 (exclusive of interest from
Oct. 15 to date
of
delivery).
Underwriter, Warren W. York & Co., Inc.
Proceeds will
be used to refund
$67,300 first mortgage 6s.
'
2,000,000
,'
outstanding
cents
'the
$0.71
bids, each naming .a 2%% coupon,, were
received at the
They werc;,Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and
Smith, Barney & Co., 100.56;Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc,y, 100.5297.:
PURPOSE—Company
.
the
company
Florin Water
Co.,
The
other
Two
,
of
Touche,
Niven, Bailey and Smart
independent public accountants for
Federated
sidiary companies effective with the
fiscal
150,000
Tucker, Anthony & Cor
H. C.
Wainwright &
Co.' 1
300,000
4,000.000
Co.
laul
200,000
-Securities. Coi'p
1,500,000
f
board I of
follow.ng:
of
Federated Department
Webster
Stroud &
bonds
Initial
Messrs.
4,000,000
Bros.-& Boyce—&
the
600,000
Smithers -&
Stone
900,000
Co
166,'p> 1148.
S.
Stein
.
4,000,000
—
!
Starkweather-"&'
-
200,000
400,000
Co.l_
&
F.
-
this
826.
p.
100,000
.
60 000
under*
mortgage,
and
862,098
1,3.50,000
,
&
directors have declared a 100'/ stock
dividend on the
stocky payable- Dec. 15 to .holders of.
record
Nov.
3.
There
510,043
Corp. and associates on Sept. - 24 offered
,$75,000,000 first mortgage 2%% bonds, series due
Aug.
il, 1977 at 101 229 and interest.
The issue was awarded
'Sept. 23 on a bid of 100.7699.
•'*?"
:
'
H.
Riddell
of
in
shares each
1
-
Scribner
4,000,000
&: Co.__
_
mortgage
pius
first
Mutual
Port
J.
E.
on
York
The
100,000
C;arkTi_
Bros.
$15,430,000
the
2,000,000
Pressprich & Co..
mortgage,
stock,
Life
Insurance Co.;
New York Authority; Seton
Porter,
Corp.; Edwin I. Hilson, partner of
SclnLer,
Vice-President
of
Bank
of
New
the
Refining Co., Oil City,
Bradford, Pa., expires Oct. 31.
.
Duquesne Light
First
Hancock
of
court,
include
Co.;
offer,
State
;,EI Dorado Oil Works—.100% Stock
Dividend—1
c-
-18,000
-
will
first
common
value.
par
the
of
Distillers
7 Months Ended
1,137,940
k "V 41,748
$0.60
:
-
New
$3,095,001
•
32,000
$1,101,799
share..$0.52
1,946,668
1,181,809
12,080
•
39,000
.
—■-
$2,784,949
9,222
:
.
income
*On
373,028
•
1,522,614-
without
Pipe Line Co.
stock
The
Other
'
$14,750,000
shares
and
their
200,000
Schmidt, Pooie & Co._Sheridan,v Bogan Co.—
Shields &TC6.--———
Singer, Deane &
600,000
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
$2,721,973
365,360
Co.,
Richards &
W.
Hutzier-».
duPont & Co
Dillon
Co.
Kidder,-Peabody
)
$2,419,589
$3,062,352
1,679,797
—
Reserved for. inc.
.
1944
&
(Inc.)
V.
Total
Net
•1245
R.
.400,000
Forgmi &' Co._^
Graham, Parson^ & Co.
Harris, Hall '& Co.
.
produced
John
Herman
announced
400,000
i—_
Salomon
200,000
Dickson
Co
——_
Richardson- &
&
Inc.
Kay,
Co.
300,000
First- California Co.___
Foiger, Nolan Ind._
.s
M
200,000
Glore,
Ltd.—Earnings--
6 Mos. End. June 30—
,
b
&
Phelps, Fenn & C6
Phil.ips, Schmertz &
-900,000
Eastman,
Fauset, Steele
.
Dome Mines,
200,000
Francis I.
eonipany on Sept. 18 filed a letter of
notification w.ith the SEC
15,000 shares ($1 par) common
stock, to be sold at $1.25 a share
underwriting.
Proceeds will be used for
operating expenses.—
166, p. 665.
'
'
'*■■•
-
.2
Newton
fixed
existing first mortgage bondls
a
.
York Hanseatic
Corp.
200,000
Inc.^j
S.
;
1947.
.
M.
the
year
exceed
.......
5,700,000
2,000,000
Moseley & Co
New
L.;Day & Co.J-
R.
D.
E.
& ' Co.,
Co.___^___^
Codings and Co^
Co.,
!
S.
400,000
C.
R.
of
Morgan Stanley & Co._
F.
&
Cunningham
extra
shares
without
V,
200,000
a
necessary
to
increase
to
to be purchased by th6
snares
National
Stockholders
600,000
—
of
be
may
stock
Ry.
—
not
and
of
$b00,000
will
Dana, President of the Dana
Corporation.—V.
Pierce,
Lynch
&
Cooley & Co
Courts & Co.'
S. K.
$0.83
tExcludes
^
include
as
Share— '
Moore, Leonard &
rJulien Co.lin5 & Co.„^£
700,000
•
of
Eureka
200,000
Co.,
Co.____
Inc.
The
•for
and
F,: Boynton
C.
$57,931
'
$1.07
A.
4,000,000
&
the
they
York
payment
to
firm Of Wickes, Riddell,
Bloomer,
McGuire; Jerome A. Newman, Vice-lrresident of
Graham
Newman Corp.; Frederick
Brunner, member of Arnhold Bros.; Junius
A.
Richards, partner in H, N.
Whitney, Goadby & Co. and Charles
4,000,000
Beane_—
Lynch,
Fenner
presently
New
Ox
Alter
reduced
loan
on
Bank
York.
1,206,938
approval of
Chairman
&
York;
and
corporation
Wertheim
Jacobi
——200,000
Minsch, Monell & Co.—
200,000
Chaplin
525,000
-700,000
•
.
requirements.
tDoes
-
$224,765' *;
-
$0.83
,
Doman-Frasier Helicopters, Inc., N.-Yw^-Files
•
&
Lcswortn, Sullivan
,450,000
525,000
the
of
for
400,000
Parker &
'
2,529,219
,
President
are
Merrill
100,000
Boettcher
$1,032,931
share--,—:—,
net
p.
1,127,784
$1,199,765
>.>$88,904
t700;00D
_■
outstanding^.-.-.
common
stock
—V?.165,
1,159,516
Co.
bank
consist
unsubscribed
common
new
President
4,000,000
:
and
of
il.e
to
200,000
Co.
t525,000
regular, preferred
dividends
Applegate
Inc.
shares
•Earnings,
900,000
G.
Inc.
$1,063,904
t450,000
dividends
Common
94,680
taxes ).*■'
dividends
Common
>
Soc.
95,368
160,022
1945
taxes
profit
Preferred
•
and
municipal
'
tne
Cullman,
McJunkin, Patton &
Corp.
$3,656,830
■
„
and
1946
$2,422,917
t.ne
will
loan
shares
of
Subject to
the
them, respectively,
shhres
principal
refinanc..ig
tne
be
capitax.zation compr.ses
debentures, 3,000 6% capital
of
scares
the
and
the
in
by
New
will
Present
$4,754,000
of
bank
additional
number
writers.
•
Redpath
Ballou, Adams
$2,383,442
.
purchased by
American Securities
cents.—
Subs.)—Earnings—
Operating income
Depreciation
inc.
60
be
Corp._$11,900.000 Lazard Freres & Co.,.
Brothers.:
200,000
Lehman Brothers-.
Auchincloss,
Diamond Match Co.
(incl.
of
Geo.
6 Months Ended June
30—
Federal, state
commission
a
to
follows:
as
565.
p.
for
of
$993,000
such
the
such
charges
The First Boston
Co.—Secondary Offering — The
Corp. on Sept. 15 effected a second¬
offering of 5.0C0 shares of common stock
(par
166,
Co.
charges
capitalization
$2,250,000
constitute 24%
as
stock
new
lVs
.
approxi¬
that
bonds
'
Initial
.•
that
program
ary
at
Trust
fixed
alone.
the
utility.
lor
Detroit Steel Products
First of Michigan
V.
total
prior to payment of
charges of approximately
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
.
Midland
loan,
while
It
electric
an
Marine
bank
the
in
of
to
*
reduction
from
Tiie
nas
factories,
required
energy
lor
mortgage
share
a
subscribe
with
appropriations for retirement reserve and amortization and
it is contemplated
by the company that the
balance, subject to the
necessary approvals of
regulatory bodies at the time having jurisdiction,
will fce provided
through the issuance of additional bonds or preferred
stock
although temporary bank borrowings
may be
made from time
to time.
ether
Co.,
98.81299
of
advisable.
are
is
foregoing
...
,
Harris,
Co.
&
,
electrical
system.
also
first
of
to
the John Hancock
Mutual Life Insurance Co. at reduced rates
amortization
and
interest, the latter to range from 3.65 'fe to
3.75% per annum
compared with 4.4% on the existing mortgage.
In addition, an
amortizable loan of $2,250,000, due 1557, has been
arranged lor by Wertheim & Co.
production, transmission and distribution system rehabilita¬
betterment, new business construction and many miscellaneous
Changes may be made in this program, if the business of
and
projects,
1947, and to mature $74,000
1962, inclusive.
1048.
p.
approximately
income
The certificates
the
provides
the
on
V's
of
mately $7,500,000 Will be expended in 1947
and approximately $13,400,000 in 1948.
The largest project in this
program is the installation
at an estimated, cost of
$8,500,000 of. the second unit at the company's
.Frank R.
Phillips generating - plant, -'The balance of the
program
'
maturity.
semi-annually May 1,
of
Rys.
pian
■
Bros. & Hutzier, Drexel &
Co., Union
Securities Corp. and Stroud &
Co., Inc., on Sept. 26 of¬
fered $2,220,000
2y8% equipment trust
certificates, series
L, at prices to yield from 1.15% to
2.55% according to
bids
company lurnishes all
of the Pittsburgh
businesses other-than that
of
.in
"
Offered—Salomon
ana
coct
entitled
outstanding $15,430,000 4.4'^ first mortgage, due 1974, with a new
$14,750,000 25-year iirst
mortgage.
The new mortgage was negotiated
the
by
1947-1951 CONSTRUCTION
PROGRAM—Company's program for systcm improvement in
.the-years 1-947-1951 contemplates the expenditure
388,325
v;°$1.25
•
Denver & Rio Grande
Western
sold
energy
.
382,849
common
•
■'
1945
$333,133
734,.>29
.
electric
Company ownsa.l qf the capital stock of
Allegheny County Steam
Heating. Co. which furnishes' steam heating service to
approximately 435
customers in the principal business section
of the city of Pittsburgh.
The company is a
subsidiary of Philadelphia Co. and utilizes certain
property and personnel jointly with
Philadelphia Co. and others engaged
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$1.14
two-for-one
3050.
p.
:
1946
.
-
776,650
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November, .1946.—V.
$513,990
$1,701,863
f>92,766
$889,149
Capital shares
outstanding
July 13,'46
other
Subs.)^—Earnings—
profit'
Earnings
all
>
Provision lor income
taxes——•
Net
47
$334,351
taxes,. and
wlil
rccei\>e
without
share held and will be
stock at $3 a' share,
each
new
interest
of
supplies energy to some
extent under,
interchange, agreements to non-affiliated electric utilities.
Company owns and operates certain coal-properties and the
supply
of ccai for its
power .plants is largely secured from this
source, except
that coal for the
operation of the Frank R. Phillips generating plant
is now being
purchased.
r-28 Wfeeks Ended—
$168,864
Federal
the
now
sale
equipment,- electrical -macninery- and equipment,
refractories, building
material, plumbing accessories and chemicais.
Tne Pittsburgh district
is also an important railroad
and river transportation center.
,
The
July 13,'43: July 12,
$96,047
,
interest,
of
is
and
food products p.ants,
ferro.us and nonferrous metal
foundries, oil refin¬
eries,
steel
laoncaiing npianvs
ana
p.ants
manuiacturing
railroad
operation
Ended-
all
and
company
distribution
glass
Cushman's Sons,
Inc.—Earnings—
—12 Weeks
of
The
Pittsburgh district comprises a highly industrialized area particularly noted tor. .its output ox-steel, pig iron, coal ana coke.
Otner
important, industries located in, the district include <
.
.
earnings
165, p. 2797;
utility
transmission,
Substantially
energy.
for
The
operating; public,
an
production,
company
,
Net
is
the
stockholders
'
'
aggregate population based on. the 1940 Federal census of approxi¬
mately 1,440,000, of which,, according to such
census, 671,859 reside in
the city of
Pittsburgh.
operating revenue
l
$63,478,518 $46,739,406
Eamingo before Federal aiid State inc.
taxes—
'■ 4,790,263
2,910,^24
Reserve for Federal income taxes—■
2,022,000
987,950
Reserve for State
income taxes
•.150,172
100,752
-V.
5
(1253)
an
Publishing Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
6 Mos. Ended June
30—
CHRONICLE
company is generated in it3 own p.ar.ts.
The territory served by the
Company embraces the city of Pittsirtugh and surrounding municipalities
in Allegheny and Beaver
Counties, Pa., and one municipality in West¬
moreland County), Pan
This territory covers an area oi approximately
817 square miles, includes 142
communities (cities, boroughs and townships.) in which .eiectric service, is furnished by tne
in
ih cash and
in
'
April
on
July 15.
each made
quarterly
FINANCIAL
•
cents
ti>e
on
&
BUSINESS—Company was formed in Pennsylvania by the consoli¬
dation and merger-of
Duquesne-Light Co., Monongahela Light Co. and
Oakmont and Verona Light, Heat & Power
Co., under agreement dated
Oct.
stock,
•In
ore
and
stock
New Common Stock
on
COMMERCIAL
'1947
or
electric
output of
13.1%
over
J
this corporation, for the week ended Sept.
19)
139;063,791 kwh.,%an increase of 16,069,720 kwh*
the corresponding week of last year,—V. 166, p. 1150.
amounted
to
0
Operating
/
expenses
1946 1'
$5,208,879
4,610,195
(4,188,106
$1,190,914
revenues
Operating
$1,020,773
/_
—
-
Miscellaneous
,1
Total
Prov.
••
•
-
.
income
Class
?
amortization,
Prov.
—258,040
income
Federal
for
289,000
—-
profit
.Common
$596,899
a/-——
600,000
shares
outstanding——,
Earnings per common share—
y. 166, p. 268.
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Week Ended Sept. 14
1S47
Operating revenues
166, p. 1150,-,
$43,300
.
$41,125
Falls
$1,716,003
$1,822,059
:
The
C$5
The
three
shares
•
for
■
.
.
*•
to holders of its out-
to subscribe for the r.ew stock at the rate "of
rights
standing stock,
t
'
.
plans to offer, early in October,
company
each.
shares
10
then
held
at
price
a
to
furnished
be
,
•
Iyy amendment.
-Any unsubscribed stock will be purchased by underwriters headed by
,
.Morgan Stanley
The
Co.
practically
writing ,'of
every
of
form
standard
.
Since
Insurance1 Co.,
dollar
creased
volume
sharply
strengthen
written.-—V.
in
of
premiums
recent
Gloria Vandertjit
the
except
insurance
between- its
funds
capital
premiums
and
President
Handman,
of
cosmetic
Products,
Maurella
Street,
60th
active
Continue
York,
New
the
in
Y.
N.
i
San Diego, Calif.—Filing with SEC
Stores Co.,
Grand
10,000 charei
17,
Sept,
On
*
of.which 5,000 are
(the SEC,
common stock were filed with
behalf of Edwin A. Barnes and 5,000
both VicerPresidents of the company.
($1 .par)
on
behalf of Harlan B. Eidred;
The shards ^re
to be sold at
On
1721.
Ji.
market
....
Great Northern Ry.—Obituary—
4
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(died
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in New
Waiter
Great South Bay
described.
in
Hawley
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The
Co.—Partial Redemption—
redemption
A
(operation of the sinking fund, $7,500 of- first refunding mortgage 5%
Wold bonds, extended to Nov. 1, 1949, at 102. and interest. • Payment
W.U1 be made at The National City-Bank of New. York,.trustee, 55 Wall
JSt, New York, N.
164,
Y,-r-V.
Greenback
1594.
p.
-
Ine-.
-
,
manufacturing
business
Hawley
of
&
Deprec.
Net
company
stock
the
and
Hawley ft-'-Hoops/'--;11 -
changed five years later to
was
severally, agreed
have
underwriters
($10
the
set
forth
"
Blair
&
stock,
to
.
be
Associates
and
Inc.,
offered
Sept.. 25
on
F.
cluded
which
of
units
the
in
18,500
will
shares
:-writers
and to
to such officers and
be
customers
certain
«r
offerings of the balance of
or
private
sale
may" determine.
tC.
«I
New
Jstock
National
,
and
..
,
273,509
about
or
net
.
of
--"•••
Co.,
Inc.___;_
stock
to
be
shares
-
of
by
I.
'
class
purchased
-
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
$0.27
$0.52
$0.31
$0.33
'
158.
Preferred Stock Of¬
Inc.,
f
1,305
has
INCOME
-
311944
$2,367,652-, $1,369,641
2,278,416
' 1,499,369
684,998
587,643
v
965,845
-
Federal
•"
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-.
^
$489,3lr
$1,580,075
income____
31,303
normal,, tax
-.
13,498
237,380
$196 415
$280,634
^8,807
•
142,411
profits
200,000 shs.
8,172 '/2 sbs.
14.900 shs.
,('750,000 shs.
:
7,525 fihs.
-
14,900 shs.
410,000 shs.
into
5
^
for: the" previous fiscal year
^.payments i made during .the
t-6,932
,
t--
ending Sept; 30, less the amount ot prct
-ri^vious. fiscal -year (mot r required, by,, this
provision.
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68,824^"36,045. ,T '/-.t'*'*UNDERWRITERS
103,271"
and
.
OF:PREFERRED STOCK
%o/bf
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'
1
'- No. Of Shs.
400
101
588,000
exc.
400
126
taxes
40O
400
Consolidated net profit
'-,3.00
'300
Candy Corp., which wiir acquire certain assets of Haw-
'
ley & Hoops,
,"i
from
*"•
Shares
entered
$203y347
$289,441
$502,841-
$1,611,384
surtax
Fed.
par).
'
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'
operating profit
Total othdr charges____
•
(10c
<$20 par)—
,
$1,100,000
of 59,600 shares are reserved for conversion of tht>
6% convertible preferred stock, series'Hi .tCompanyt
an
agreement with Bank of the Manhattan Co.,
The Marine Midland Trust Co. and Central National Bayk of Cleve¬
land
under
which
the banks have agreed that subject to certain
conditions and„ concurrently with the-delivery to the company of the
(stock oL Star Manufacturing Co.,
but not later than Dec. 1, 1947,
the banks will loan to the company an aggregate of $1,100,000.
Such
loan
is to be represented
by
notes of which an aggregate. of
-$150,000 are-to mature on Oct.
1, 1948, $200,000 on Oct. 1, T949*
$225,000 on Oct. 1, 1950 and Oct. .1, 1951 and $300,000'; on Oct. L,
:: 1352;
In addition 'to - the Required1 payments at 'fixed- maturities, the
company is required by the bank loan agreement to payr.on Jen/, 31", "
19491 nnd on eaeh/Jart. 31- thereafter- on account /of the principal *ft :
the. then last, maturing notes a sum equal to 50%
of the consolidated
net earnings of the company and its subsidiaries " in excess of $400,000
14,900
,
Total
A
-
(,
aggregate
of
"Ap
1.305
$3^452,757
stock
Common
1,305
1945
as
Outstanding
1,.*
,
—$1,100,000
1952
1,
stock ipar $201
—a
cumiHatlvc series a; J$20- pai'l —" J *
3,915
companies)
be
-
Oet.t
serb-lly ir-or*
due
Oct.
to
convertible series B,
3,915
—Years Ended July
will
capitalization
■.
Authorized
6%
i
the
will
Co.
•
.
7%
1.000
194S
1,148,135
other
.
Preferretl
admin,
Operating profit
Total
Manufacturing
Star
of
1
6,530
3,869,722
expenses
'
stock
of
1948
7,835
3,000
subsidiary
and
fund3 of the company.
the general
of
6,530
$6,597,934
&
folk such payment out
Notes!
t4%
7.835
re¬
sold
gen.
.
'
1
CONSOLIDATED
OF
Products,
turns, .etc.
Selling;
of
payment
-•
7,835
.
1.000
11 Mos. End.
goods
the
be
The
Co.
V CAPITALIZATION—After completion of this financing and acqui¬
-
'
'
Manufac!-
SJar Manufacturing Co? Tri the. extent that 'such balance is insufficient
to pay the full purchase price of such stock,
it will be necessary* to
follows:
,1,000
less
Cost, of
toward
•
provide
3,000
& Tornga.
$1,100,000
applied to the payment of an equal
notes of the company now held by Bknk
balance of the proceeds1 will be -applietl
the purchase price of the capital stock of
will
of the 4%
$650,000
Manhattan
the
sition
5,000
Corp
—
sales,
proceeds
principal amount
of
13,055 :
5,000
;
June 30,'47
Gross
a new bank loan in the amount of ■
the purchase of. the capital, ttock of Star
with
'
,
(Gum
such
,
_
19.590
6,000
-
b_„
STATEMENT
Registtat:' Bank
.
of 4he -175.000
common
eut-tdg-
share.,.--
11.750
9,000
Co., Inc.___.J_________i_:.
Company
Larson
•
pur¬
68.200
6,000
:
,_i
King '& Company.
-(underwriters, .after deduction of - expenses, estimated - at- $80,000,
amount to approximately $1,798,050.
Such net proceeds will be used
"■*bj the corporation for the following purposes:
To purchase, all the capital -stock of its subsidiary, H. Si H.
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,
and an offering
stock at public
market price at* tiie
York.;.
New
$327,225
166, p.
concurrently
v-
44,395
6,000
Inc..
by' the
,
proceeds
shares
Bank,
208,405
$314,223
'.turiiig Co. "The aggregate net proceeds of the sale of the new preferretl
-.stock and the new bank loan will be approximately $1,350,750. y Of
common
the
182,039
$527,613
which it is- to obtain
(
,
Chase
PURPOSES—The
-
«
Agent:
York.
at
Williams
T.
DeYoung,
the .underwriters
of
&
Securities
not in¬
offered
424,233
$269,357
-
Co.__
Co.,
York
Bradbury-Ames
employees of the
shares
&
,,
offering, at Such later.' dates' 5as' the undefwri'oeSa
'
" .
Transfer
.
made,
be
may
such
(time of any
of
the
W.
Clayton
corporation
«nd in such amounts as may be requested by the corporation at least
JKbree days before the closing date, approx.mately 41,200 shares w;ll
fie offered to officers„_ directors and partners of the several undereeveral underwriters
Putnam
L.
Wairen
175,COO
additional shares, of common stock -are
98,500
$118,819
68 200
10,000
Emanuel,: Deetjen & Co,
Goodbody " & Co.___h
'cqiiVertible ((par
$5) and 175,000 chares of common stock (par $1); The
.stocks were offered in units of one share of each at-$l 1:50
per unit, plus dividends on class A stock from Sept. 15r*- .
addition,
$132,190
Hercules Steel Products Corp..—
'
34,000 >
15.000-
Fxfcik Knowltbh- &
r
.shares of class A stock 60b cumulative
I In
to
35,000
'V;./
'.!,
Graff & Co.
MbManus & Co.
Baker, Himonds & Co._J
Gum Products, Inc.; Bostbn—Stocks Offered—-Blair &
>
Co.,
$103,'381
293,603
per
4Loss.—y.
Common
35,000
■"
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Joseph
two .shares5 of, common,
•
36,859
t'$24,247
—
shares
Eanlings
Nunaber of Shares
„
Inc._-___^l___.__.____r__._„„_k
Co.,
Hardy & Company__,____
M.. Hidder & Co.kl. "'-'
offered in units of one share-of preferred arid
at i$ 10 per unit.
Underwriter, L.-L.- Ha Ley &
<Co., Knoxville, Tenn-.
Proceeds" will bs- used to pay for equipment
end buildings.
' ***■■.',„
* ■
"'v.
.
common,
121,117
19,145
...
profit.
profit
Capnai
respective
stock
-A.
letter uf" notification with the SEC
preferred- and 50,COO shares (10c par)
parl
283,217
126,861
6,911
„•
income
Net
number, of shares, of class
beloW opposite their respective
-V. jf •»
-v.".» 4' . -•
corporation
common
Class A
17 filed- a
Sept.
on
shares
25,000
£35,064
105,437
5.785
(est.)
depletion'-.
and
oper.
Other
\ '
Hoops- was-estab¬
S. Hvwley & Cd.,
Townsend,
The
tor
201,034
56,065
■
accrued
.
j
r-
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Hoops,
name
names:'
Industries, Inc.—Files with SEC
(Tenn.)
&
candy
chase from
through
Nov.., lr, next,
on.
$417,763
144,280
$181,884
sales
Taxes
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
-p
(
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called-'for
been
have
1S44
$566,012
$513,259
Operating expenses
lished over 72 years, ago-under the firm name of John
'
There
1945
ore
*
which
.
from
receipts
,
-
Vice-President irr charge of the foreign^,department,
York, N. Y„ op Sept. 19.—V.-166, p. 949.
G. Dow,
"Harry
1246
'
1547
3 Mos. Endi June 30—
•
dealers.—Vi 164,
registered
to
'.
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formerly occupied by the Vanderbilt, corporation on 60th St.
Idas been sold to Maritime Express," Ltd.," 19 Rector St., New .York,
JNT. Y.—V. 165, p.-3051.
The salon
.
<1051.
p;
5
manu¬
Vanderbilt, he rsaid, will
distribution of the product.
and
166,
.
Mrs.
manufacture
v
Hecla Mining Co.—EarningsNet
.
facturers, 100 Varick St., New York,. N„ Y., pn Sept. 24 announced-that
Iris company had absorbed the Gloria Vanderbilt Corp.,
perfumes, 16
.East
owned
which was previously a wholly
paraday,
-
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Corp.—Acquired.by Maurella—
.&toc^
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"Maurice
Manufacturing Co., of , Cincinthe corporate name) and
However, Hayes retains
of
■
Falls Group has1 in¬
capital is desired to
Glens
and. additional
years
the relationship
165, p. 54.
of
estate
real
organization
engaged
-
life.
The
'
fered—Dempsey & Co., Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., Sutro
'
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& Co. and associates on Sept. 19 offered 14,900 shares of
in January,
1940, the corporation v has been
manufacture and distribution of specialty lines of
6% convertible preferred stock, series B (par value $20)
chewing gums, including the sizes, shapes and types of chewing gums
at par and dividend from Sept. 1.
i
popular with the juvenile trade, and since May, 1943; the corporation
HiS'lOxtY
&
BUtilNESS—Corporation was organized in Delaware
has also been engaged in the manufacture and distribution of certain
May 10,. 1946 and shortly thereafter acquired all of the common rtock
other confections.
The current products-of the corporation
include
: cf
Gal ion
Metallic
Vault "Co.
(Ohio)
which had been engaged in
Yanks Bubble Gum, manufactured for the juvenile, trade and retailed
business since 19C5.
On March"12, , 1947
the Ohio corporation was
in 5o packages; Ja\7 Teasers, a large candy-coated ball bubble
gum
.merged into the company.
>■ ..
manufactured
for
the
juvenile
trade,
sold- at
retail at ;2c each;
The company is engaged "pi'imarily in the-manufacture and eale
Chu-Mor,
a
slabi bubble gum/ retailed in 2c ■ packages.
Cough-lets,
of products for use with motor trucks, principally dump truck bodies
a
medicated
candy-coated chewing gum, retailed in
10c packages;
and hydraulic, hoists, and to a leseer degree in., the manufacture of
B-Wise Girl/a breath freshener candy-coated chewing gum,
retailed
metallic
vaults.
For
the last
full
pre-war
production year
burial
.»
in 5c packages;
candy-coated ball chewing' gum sold through self(1941.)
net sales cf dump
truck bodies and hoists amounted to 73%
service machines; and Harvard Nut Crunch, consisting of nut candy
of total net sales while net sales of burial vaults amounted to ,24.3%
.centers
coated
with
milk chocolate,
retailed-in 5c packages..' The.
of
the
total net sales.
For the seven months ended July 31,
1947,
corporation also has a number of new products in-various stages of
the 'comparable percentages are . 84.6 %
:
and 9%.'
A
development which have not yet been put on the market.
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The plant and principal office of the company are located in Galion,
ACQUISITION OF HAWLEY & HOOPS—Substantially all the assets
O; -Company has entered into a contract for the purchase of all df
(except cash) of the partnership of. Hawley & Hoops and certain real
the outstanding stock of Star Manufacturing
Co.' (Mo.) It is con¬
estate belonging to its partners are to be purchased pursuant to an
templated that such corporation may be merged or liquidated -into
option agreement dated Jan. 27, 1947, as amended, and such purchase
("the company.
Since its organization the company has from time to
is
to
be
consummated
on
the
closing date contemporaneously: with
.time had under consideration the acquisition of the assets and busi¬
the purchase of the preferred stoek and common kock by the under-;'
nesses
of other corporations or firms engaged in the manufacture of
( writersi
As
a
condition ' to
such
purchase "of : such securities,' the
steel products.
If favorable opportunities arc presented in the future
corporation, on or before the closing date, shall have" exercised its
for-the-purchase of other businesses, the company may make such
option to., purchase such -assets, and real estate-and such" assets apd
other purchases
if the funds therefor are available or .can be se¬
rear estate .shall have been
transferred to a wholiy-owned subsidiary
cured by borrowing or by the sale of securities.
' f
of
the; corporation.
Such subsid ary has been incorporated in New
PURPOSE—The net proceeds to- be 'received
by the company will
York under a name
which, after such transfer, will be changed to
amount to $250,750.
Company has entered into an agreement under
its, subsidiaries, Glens
has facilities" for
with
1C'*9 and,
Commerce
and'
herein
as
•
organized in
was
Indemnity
; the
Co.
&
company
Falls
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(No
-
.subsidiary of American Engineering Co., of Philadelphia, Pa. - American
Engineering was acquired by Hayes a year ago through an exchange of
subsidiaries of1 the corporation:
Two
Star' Confectionery
Co.
(Mass.), incorporated May 26, .1243;
COughlin Bros. Co.,Tri'c. (Mass.), incorporated April, 5„ 1944; Remarc
Laboratories, Inc. (Mass.).,' incorporated April 13,-1944;' and H. & H.
Candy Corp. (such name to be changed to Hawley & Hoops, Incy,
a' New York" corporation incorporated on .Aug. 29,
1947,
All tlje
outstanding stock of said subsidiaries is owned by the corporation.
The Massachusetts subsidiaries are distributing organizations for ,the
corporation's products.
The New Yolk subsidiary has been formed
to
acquire the asSets of Hawley & Hoops and carry" on ^ its business
on Sept.
18 registered with the SEC 150,000 shares
capital stock.
An increase in the capital stock of the com¬
to 650,000 shares was authorized by stockholders
from 500,000
Sept. 5, 1947.
certaih
the
are
SEC
10
bemused for rehabilitation program.
will
Proceeds
named.)
0hio, .for cash.
nft
'
'
the
on
share.
a
Adrian, Mich., to the Sperti Electrical
Products,
companies
following
The
company
,
par)
pany
<on
With SEC
Co. Registers
Y.)—Insur.
(N.
°lthek corpJ J
Upon
1940.
5,
par-
Hayes Manufacturing Corp.—Sells Faraday AssetsR w
Clftrk preSident, on Sept. 24 announced that tnis corporation has sold the manufacturing assetSvot Faraday Electric Co.,, ot
Willi be
'
Jan.
$5
underwriter
Inc., was incorporated-In Massa¬
organization, the corporation acquired
as
a
result of a
purchase from a U. S. Referee in Bankruptcy in
the- U.
S.
District Court for the District of Massachusetts certain
assets of International Chewing Gum Corp. consisting chieily of guhv
manufacturing machinery and inventory, for $16,500 cash."
.
chusetts"
•
Glens
cash )
its partners
by
ORGANIZATION—Gum
Jan. 1 to Sept. 14
1947 1946'
*
1946
at
a
purposes.
Georgia & Florida RR.—Operating Revenqes"Period—r
owned
stock,
preferred
cumulative
(currency basis, one licco equivalent to 50
are
to be- offered for subscription to common
basis of one share for each 1%
shares owned
shares
The
stockholders
capi^z&tlon oEn1J5°0n^ares of caP ^
$0.77
.
J;
cents).
partnership and sub¬
and certain real^ estate used
is
Hoops
&
(except
assets
its
all
175,000 shs.
800,000 sns.
437,500: shares will be initially reserved
the 175,000 shares of class A stock.
HOOPS—Hawley
&
175,000 shs.
*
* 1,500,000 shs.
7%
shares
500,000
Philippines pesos per share
_
.
•
covering
Outstanding
s'f
.
$503,745
600,000
$0.92
(par, $51
—;
—
The company on Sept. 24
:/
,
closing date to H. & H. Candy Corp
^ f
organized for the purpose under the law*of New York .and upon
consummation of. such transfer , the name of such subsidiary , wm be
changed to Haw.ey & Hoops, Inc.
Such
es of-iaDltal'
pcrated; with an authorized
stock (par $100),..and all its outstanding capital stock . will be issued
to the corporation for $1,650,000 in cash to, be used
to. acquire the
assets of Hawley & Hoops
and such real estate and for: the other
♦
:,.2iet
273,500
shares
of
business and
its
in
244,345
398,000
taxes——.
conversion!
the
$11
(par
authorized
stantially
ad¬
of
stock
Hawaiian-Philippine Co.—Registers with SEC—
fi ed a,-.registration statement with the
and sale by the corporation of 175*000
shares of common stock is as
issue
and
stock, 60c cum, coriv.
HAWLEY
$1,037,090
$1,252,940
j
and
plant
display
the
stock
1
the'
'Of
for
.
vertising
A
Common,
.
-
—
retirements
for
•
.
14)
A
Authorized
16,317
62,026
(net)
income
class
of
follows:"'"'
'
..
V
Profit
shares
1947
$5,801,103
Quarter Ended June 30-^
and
Corporation,
General Outdoor Advertising Co., Inc.—Earnings—,
;
*
1947
Monday, September 29,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
(1254)
To
a partnership, and certain real estate
Hawley '& Hoops--L J_r_„„:_r._
$1,650,000
outstanding 5% preferred stock at- ll0__
60,500
part advances made by officers_n__..____ :
.
^67,550
the partners Of
redeem
its
in
repay
H. & Hi Candy Corp. will apply the $1,650,000 to be received
in consideration! of the issue of its capital stock as follows:
JFor purchase of certa+n" assets of Hawley & Hoops pursuant to the
cption agreement.
Total purchase price (estimated, incl." an estimate
«f
$100,000 for machinery and equipment received
after
May, 31,
vy
June
Net
,
llaw ey & Hoops, which deposit? arc to be credited against the pur.chase price, $187,500; for expenses of incorporating H, & H. Candy
Corp.
(est.),
$2,750;
for
working
capital,
$26,097.*
,
Vi'fhe sum of $187,500 paid to the corporat'on by Ha & H. Candy
Corp. to re:mburse the corporationr for deposits1 made by-it to secure
o~t
on
will
used
be
as
follows:
To
repay
balance of advances made
toy officers, $12,450; to increase the working capital of the corporation
8,175,050.
expenses
CAPITALIZATION,
(Adjusted
The
to
give
GUM
effect
to
PRODUCTS, INC.
present financing)
and as
®djusted to reflect (1) the amendment to the corporation's agreement
Of association and articles of organization adopted at a meeting erf
the
capital zation
stockholders
held
of
the
corporation
as
of
June 30,. 1947,
distribution of 526.500
record of lt755
(Shares of commbvv , stock (no par) outstanding ofl Aug. 27, 1947', in
exchange for tfcaif h ldings, representing a 300-to-l stock split-up,'73)
lire redemptlbh of all outstanding shares of 5% preferred stock of the
.chares
of
common
Aug.
stock
27,
(par
1947,
$L>
to
(2)
the
the
holders- of
453,167.
632,957
92,897"
r
123(233
•
Johnston,-Lemon
gen.
i.
rs__
profit
Operating
,
$141,077
_^__
income
Other
-•■,
$151,503 '
498
-
'V
'
—4-
2 375
."
1154.70
"17/7,
'
Vvf
; ;■
>
"-
m
•
.•«tR«-oK»7*«ion iw;
$156,257 '. (.'$120,137
239
,2; 028
.
•
Galion
(a),
•
*
r
Total' income
:Zz-
$141,575: "
'■# $156,497'
$153,879;
..
29/927
—.
*"•'
r
166,
'____
____".
Net profit
p;
$111,648 ' ;;
$121il77'.>' $156,497^/ $|20,18l
(C. M.) Halt LamprGo.—Gapitalization
X^crea|eid^50%
1
stockholders-ori
Sept, 24 voted
.one
new
proposes
;-share- .for each
determined later.
stock
by 89-,6-1714
Transfer
anc't
to
This
The
split.-1
two
action
shares to
to -increase the authorized eepi-
a
a
stock distribution
shares presently
held
would increase the
new
sharfes.
.
.
■
-
earned surplus is planned to accompany
17,078
83,816-
-
1.705,397
190,918
2,655,491
1
:.'V
336,179
/
578.830
-.404,500
425.000!'
5
583,829
427,000
—
*—
'
June 30,'46_
The Company— »
,
>
-
150,626
4,955,767
30, 47„
,
68,64^
,
93,800
303,145
122,213
-
.
■
/:
Yfeat Ended
Jan. 31
the
1348—/-a
$120,820 del.$59.034
—a
V1S47-J—
/
'*
046,88 7
def-.$59 034
t
358.887
*■$188,000
115.150 Z
-
172,724
876,655-'287.874.
^Reduced approximately $23,000 by .carry-forward of -.loss'* cf—pre*-
JUly 31:1047 (8mo5.)-i:/".
•
1,876,124
-•
<• •
ceding' year—V. 16G,- p. 1150. v
1
-fit***
-
4.
.
,
,
171,179
113,3"4p
154,955"
153,830
156.829
,.,.,,91,126
227,500
2.16,013
■
,
-121,918
,
,,
59,500
533,645
1,630,173
■
-
■
13,951
'
235,537'
348,877
559,455
896,752
-
88.14^.
.
15174 (
75,000 '
215(000
5,887,580
,
:
Proiit';
•
3,127
1,051,042
i
-
,$>18,372
29.989
Mayal,'47—July 31,'47_a .. 1,554,073
(cj star Manufacturing Co.— .. *
,
,
^21.0.c4
,
113,138
875,523
—
May 10,'46—Apr.
be
.meeting was adjourned :uritil" Oct/ 2 to eriable
stockholders to act on' any fehanges- which) might be>trequtred> byr State
or Federal agencies in
the amendment increasing, the capitalization.—
V. 166, p. 1150.
'
- «.
Taxes'
<9
;$39,426?
3,633", 428
;.v
/-
stockholders'
Fed. Taxes••
■
;' -^ejt
5,135,634
(b)
outstanding cdrnmoh
total of 268,851%
i
1.1:09.727
1945-'-,—
at 'the" rate of
at-a-1 date' to
/i Fed!
L344L—a
6 Mos. End.
capital aeeount of $230,319 from present capital surplus
$217,767 from present
stock
issue
to
1340'-
' f
1
1943—
tqlization from. $1,000,000 to $2,000,000 bv increasing the number of $5
par common shares authorized fiom 200,000 to 400,000.
company
Sales
a
•
Profit Before
$1,063,942./
V19421
^.
•"
The
1
.-1941—
,
'
.
•(
1937—
1938__r. _!i'_ __1—_'_L
-■1939^*—-—------
;.
i
Stock Dividend to Be Paid—
-
.
Metallic Vault Cfr—
"Net :
V"
.
949.
-
SUMMARY OF EARNINGS
'
'■
1936-—^-'
.
t '•
k
~
—V.
Y.;ars-
1,984
1
32,702
J
v
,•($122,165
-
Other deductions
■'
'
500. ■*%,. Ctysaig©
200-.
>4pj",.-•L'qu-is'-H-/ -Whitehead*200
-*,:
""Gebrge R1 Cboley & Uo., Incl.
1 i 1(346:
7
•'T,':'
/Calendar
The
.
•
sold——
goods
Selling, a-dmin. and
Chase
price, $958,959; for purchase of real estate from partners of
Tlawley & Hoops, $474,694; to reimburse the corporation-for the del<os ts
made by it to secure the option to purchase the assets of
$907,694'
"
it
1947, and commitments for addiUcnail machinery and equipment'be¬
tween that data and the consummation of the purchase-), $1,146 459;
less payments made on account of option,-$187,500-; balance for pur-
*"1946
30,'47
$687,143 :
sales,
-Ccst; of
• .
<
Volume
166
Number 4633
/
>
R.
,
B.
Has
Gookin, formerly
been
C.
•
.
A.
eiected
Brinkman,
le-elected.—V.
the
Comptroller's Division,-
the
"V"
,
since
Comptroller
1, -1945,
July
166, p. 949.
was
ENDED
..
sales,
less discounts,
Co^t of goods sold,
Profit
from
JUNE
returns
operations-
Other income
been
income
,
I__/„___/'
to
reserve
Balance of
net
lor
future
profit,
inventory
transfd.
Surplus balance Dec.
31,
to
earned
/_____
$6,782,804
decline--^-—
price
" '
that
further
expansion
ties
will
accomplished
$4,782,804
1946-'-—
$28,474,174"'
Common stock dividends declared
also
are
June
30,
Barney
R.
1,028,624
1947
J.
Pressprlch
W.
Ames,
$26937,863
Common
shares outstanding—:
Earnings per common share—
~^-V. 166, p.
&
stock
Emerich
The
W.
Lde
&. .Co.,.
Whipple &
'
Watts
ized
issue
~rV.
of
166,
Sept.. 22
on
60,000
shares
of
949.
p.
approved
second
the
creation
preferred
stock
of
.
......
'
»
of
no
value.
par
;
,
Manufacturing
Co.,
Farwell,
Inc.,
Rochester,
N.
covering
200,000
Rollins
&
shares
Sons,
stockholders
19 filed
Inc„
who
($1
par)
New
will
registration statement with
a
stock..
common
Y.—-
York.
The
shares
receive proceed?.—V.
-
•
■
have
of
been
amount
called
for
Cas
interest.
first
mortgage
redemption
reduced
Payment
South LaSalle
1051..'
p.
sold
^Lbrd
H.
by
36-•
by
15,
made
at
1947,
the
at
plus
Trust
The
Sept." 2,
dated
bonds
Oct.
on
be
^1.119/,
3".357
Hornblower
&
Weeks
and
-
3.357"
St., Chicago, 111.
-
Subs.)—Earnings—
.9 Months Ended June 30—
sales
1
Net
...
Gross
'.'1947
.
—
'•
•Cost
of sales, incl.
sellg., adv. and deliv. exps.,
Administrative and general expenses—'
$3,787,885
5,467,724
293,779
f
•Total income
Discounts, prov.
Prov,
for
:Nct
shares
outstanding
charged
to
and
manufacturing
other
Hooker Electrochemical
leasehold
of
of
166,
lm-
been
sold
■& Co.
shares
on
for
the
by
the
underwriters
for
after
purchase
agreement,
Such 1,262 shares have
baris to two purchasers by Smith, Barney
!
tax--_iL.
822
L\.
.
371,552
$4,764,095
455,600
2,678,100
"' 113,850
•
-
480,000
2,830,500
75,000
—-
—
charge to inc.-
i
.
ipcomd':
j
•
133,700
The
out
Alms
of
$1,694,018
$1,063,286
Hotel
Corp.
has
called
monies,
for
$40,550
redemption
of
class
- --«.-•
-
•*
*
u.
Ended
net
operating
and
ing
in
the
period
first
of
half
administration,
of
1946.—V.
against
165,
915,424
tons
in
ore
'
the-correspond¬
2799.
p.
writing commissions cf $101,472,
will
penses,
Egnk,
New
.PURPOSE—The net
•
available for
general
proceeds
to
corporate
be
received
by
the
including
purposes,
company
will be
financing
the
'
of a
v
The.
company
British
Refrigeration
the
proceeds of
term
obtained
by the company early
®ion
plant construction has
and
presently
will
be
contemplated
out of
met
ciation
and
of
proceeds
insufficient
raise
bt;
1947.
not
The
aggregating
extent
of
yet been; finally
financing of
and1 current
financing.
such
for
to
in
the
loans
such
$3,000,000 1 :
further
<
•The
:1
expan-
determined.
concern,
It is
expansion
that
such
resources
may
of
such
-
further
financing,
if
of/4%
(p,ar
is
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
notes
5:4.25
due
Dec.
Common
stock
i1:4'HISTORY
York
New
($5
at
oi The Development &
since
par)-
-
—
■
the
100
different chemical products.
sition'of salt solution in
of
cjilorine, caustic
soda
processed
and
materials
resulting
sold
chemical products.
tries.:
Its
•
"
•'
50,000
shs/7*
None-
.
•
in
20,
active existence
which
a
cell
involve
of
©f
the
first
hydrogen,
combined
and
electrolytic
first
input of
the
selected
plant
because
'
•>;» 11' '•.
.
>"■•
1'
issue 35,000
improvement
issue
stated
proceeds
166.
p."
of
operating
short-term
may
from
be
bank
required
the
to
proposed
facilities.
Company
shares
also
the
permanent
construction
financing
are
•
the
directors
declared
an
extra
dividend
of
These basic products
or
reacted
with
The
then
are
some
income from the
cells* anej
equipment
cells,
in
from" the
on
which
a
sale
and
licens-
-
licensing of certain
decomposition
basis
of
of
cents
This
on
Sept.
with
25
40
cents
on
were
Cmpahy
165,
is
on
each
cents
paid; Jan. 2
Oct. 1, 30 cents each.
'
took
or
and
2,
April
•=
.
controlled
about
were
Jan.
-
by
action
on
Oct.
1
the
on
the
April
1
In
1946,
15
cents
l,
40
cents
each;
,
•
The
and July
dated
of
Sept.
$330
months"
of
the
.
3
In
ex
33%)
an
Oct.
1,
would
pay
offered
group
a
('
•:••);
^
.
.
4
»
net
the
proceeds
109,866
derived
funds
from
the
shares
from
of
sale
of
the
$3,500,000
1977
common
operations,
they will be used as the basis of withdrawals of cash,
trustee to the extent of 60% of the cost or fair valub,.
less, of the property additions of the company,
plans call for the expenditure by the company of approxi¬
is
or
acquisition, of.
to
property
properties
gas
TO
COMMON
$15)
(par
of
are
its
principal pay¬
convertible 6%
gold
"
"'/ '*
debentures be quoted
1947p,that the debentures shall continue to be dealt
in
1947
con¬
additions,, consisting of approxi¬
and additions to electric generat¬
and
approximately
$828,600
for
mis¬
STOCKHOLDERS—109,866 shares
of
com-
to
the
issued
be
Time,
stock
of
record
ratio
Oct.
uDon
Vs
of
at
share
a
1.947.
8,
the
of
exercise
Oct.
tha
close
of
busincvi
The
of
additional
common^
subscription
warrants
of
price
together
if.
wit?*,
1947.
8,
addition-to -the shares covered by the
holder
covered
will
by
be
entitled
outstanding
as
to
subscribe
outstanding warrants,
nearly'" as'practicable
at
the
whic|i
warrants
are
upon
same
not
et
price for
exercised,
the basis that the
ch,
any
sub¬
num¬
ber of
share? covered by the warrant exercised by such holder beard
number of shares covered by outstanding warrants whieiv
are exercised
b7 holders desiring to subscribe for additional shares,
irrespectiv'e'of the number of additional shares subscribed for. For tlm
purpose of computing allotments, th,e number of shares covered by any
to
the
total
means
and
the
does
number
of
not "include
shares-specifically
any
additional
designated
shares
in
subscribed
suck
for.
result bf'the" first allotment of unsubscribed shares on th»
above basis, a holder would be entitled to receive more shares than thii
If, as
number
a
of additional shares
successively among
.
The
holder
of
a
shares
subscribed
other Subscribers
warrant
tional shares subject to
.,
being.offered by the company for subscription
common
York Time,
New
ject to allotment
1 and
that pursuant
Massachusetts,
16,
p.m.,
shares
she res
.
Telegraph
1947, payments will be made beginning OCt.' l; 1947,
per- $1,000 debentures
($30 representing interest for the six
period ended Oct. 1, 1947; $300 representing a
-
'••;•**. 1'
.
stockholders
made,
Sept.
York
stock.
16,
ment/ /on presentation for- stamping--of the
debentures, due 1944.
The Exchange on
Septa 23 directed that-the
they
and
holders
warrant
Stock- Exchange has received notice
the U. S. District Court for the District of
debenture "holr/ejc
and
'
preferred
a
the
stock
the
warrant
ip. 938.
New-York
orders of
for'
thojduly exefcised warrants must" be received by Manufacturers Trusfc
agent/55 Broad St., New York 15, N. Y., prior to 3 p.m., Nuvf
International Hydrp-Electrip System—To Pay 30% on
Account of Principal on Convertible 6% Gold Debs.—
to
.
.,
Co.,
v-
&
,
our
OFFERING
mpn
at
and July 1, last,
following divi¬
Telephone
of stock Holder
representatives
••'.
which
additions
the
the
the American
/
on
common
on
1947.
•
%
Tt fa
den/g't
stogk tor each one'share of common stock then held of record,
$15.75wper share.
The company is issuing to such holders of its common stock trans¬
ferable warrants, evidencing such subscription
rights and exercisas .u*
only in amounts calling for full shares.
These warrants were mailed
on or about Sept.
18, 1947* are exercisable upon issue and will cxphi?
declaration
made
unless
is
program
extra.
no
-
.
received.
dividend disbursing agent.—V. 166, p. 372.
18
'
-
with
by
warrant
1904/'
availability of electric power hydraulically
generated from the waters of the Niagara River, and of an
adequate
tupplv of salt within a relatively short distance,
coupled with excellent
transportation
facilities
connecting
with
nearby potential markets.
During" subsequent years improvements were made by the
company in
dends
salt ■*
The
the
compared
Co.—V.
of
experimentally operated in Brooklyn in
1,000 amperes per cell was contemplated.
fqr the
10
is
ordinarily payable
Distributions of
This
royalty basis.
the
directors
dividend
other
many
1947 the company paid
Interstate
effective."
mately $12,345,800 for improvements
to
1052.
Sept. ,48,
be. accepted
cannot
Further details follow:
struction
T
was
borrowing','aggregating'$2,000,000
finance
and
contemporaneously accepted,
declaration '-of
additions.
The company's cash construction budget con¬
templates, the expenditure of approximately $3,190,000 in 1947, $5,380,000 in 1248, $6,859,000 in 1949, $4,223,000 in
1950, and $3,835,000 it*
1951, making a total of $23,487,000.
As additional funds are required,
they may be provided from cash resources, from borrow.ngs and/inr
from the proceeds of the sale of additional securities.
;■'/
to
company
,
mately $23,487,000 during 1947/ 1948, 1949, 1950 and 1951 for the
for
Inter/Mountain Telephone Co.—Dividend Omitted—
decompo¬
construction at Niagara Falls, N. Y.,
Development & Funding Co./ where commer¬
production began in January, 1906, the site and
city having been
the
cial
was
.*
the
.
cellaneous
than
more
in the production of the "company's diversified ;
These products are used by a wide
variety of Indus-*-:
processes
were
power
authorized
/•
...
ing stations, approximately $3,510,500 for transmissioin line and .trans¬
mission substation additions, approximately $4,604,900 for distr'butioct
line
and
distribution
substation
additions,
approximately $2,197,20(1
ro
United
*
,
The New York'Trust Co.
: ■
sale
solution takes place, have been the subject of chemical' and
engineering
for, over. 40 years, starting with the original Townsend-Sperry
units
when
,
Sept. 24
and
it
On
-
research,
small
the
similar
Co.'7nt"the
804,204 shs.
*
r
and
operations
are
or
had been
manufacture
and
;The company also derives
The; company's
contracts. for
refrigerators
-Illinois Zinc Co.—Extra Dividend of 15 Cents—
eiectrolylic cells resulting in the production
3ng .to ethers of its electrolytic
other'patented
50,000 shs*.
200,030 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
/
——"•■
is engaged in
company
made
•
$3,000,000
par)—/'
Funding Co., which
1903.
The
has
RefHgeratof
...
the
spokesman
bonds
Present
Place,
Products,.
...•'
pe/^shar^and the regular quarterly dividend of 15 cents per share on
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in 1909 in
thjs capital stock, both payable' Nov. 20 to holders of record Nqv. 3. An
that time acquired
substantially all of the property' ./ extra of like amount was paid on May 20 and Aug. 20, while on Feb.
AND
and
par)—-"
—V.
Outstanding
$3,000,000
il/j-
1952/,_
1„
preferred stock (no
■Cumulative preferred stock (no
cum.
until
FINANCING
Authorized
2%
•,••'•
on
authorized :to
••.-,'
for
Grosvenor
■'
>
stock
will be used*
to provide a portion of
the funds required for the construction or
acquisition of permanent;
improvements, extensions and additions to the company's property
or
to reimburse
its treasury in part for expenditures made for sucfx
purposes.
Of, the net_prppeeds to. be received by the company from,
the issuance and. sale, of,the 1977 series bonds,
approximately $1,200,-000 will be added to the company's general cash funds and the trustee
under the mortgage will retain approximately $2,300,000 In
trust, pend¬
ing withdrawal by the company under the terms' thereof.
As addi¬
Hussmann
preferred stock, (par $100) and
100,000 shares of common stock
$20)/" The: purpose is
to
obtain
capital for the construction,
which
/CAPITALIZATION
Ltd.
of
Hussmann
•..
commercial
1
of
Po\v^r Co.—To Issue Stock—
FPC
extension
should
it
'
•
of
19
at
distribution
,
to
form
headquarters
Hussmann,
•"•'*/.
formation
stock,
stdck' is
the
become
at
'-
wh'chever
company owns one half of the stock of the British
the balance being held by British interests.—-V.
165, p. 3284.
,
Idaho
The
be
be- necessary for the company
through -further- capital financing. ' but it
the
Britain
by
'•
•
••-....
including'depre¬
together with the
earnings,
the extent
with
the
common
that
competing bid naming
held
American
...
further
pupose,. it. may
funds
predict
undertaken.
To
Great
"
States.
the cash resources of the company;
accumulated
this
additional
impossible
that
in
mahufdctuieil
bank
Ltd.,
announced
S, W. 1, England., for the
Great Britain,
.> •
Hussmann
British Refrigeration
-
and
2.4
London,
in
partion of the plant expansion program.
•The expenditures heretofore made and now under commitment for " production
lljis program have been and will be met from accumulated and current'. these
earnings
Sept.
on
•<
...
.
common
several
tions are
Hussmann Refrigerator Co.—Forms
English Unit—
,
.Transfer
to
Kern,
together
thecompany's property amounted to 912,722
1947
new
new
PURPOSE—The
$0.92
;
939.
p.
to acceptance of the bid for the new comnuo^i
hearings earlier by Chemical Bank &' Trust Co.,
York, trustee under the indenture for the company's debentures,
by
•
series
2,751;973".
depletion,
165,
fifst mortgage bonds 3% series due 1977 at 102y?/and in¬
$2,534,871
$1.41
;
(
opposition
terest.
■■'...•
.
NOTE—Ore milled from
tons
including
costs;,
all .taxes.;
$3,898,606
2,575,973
—.
Mass.
SEC Refuses to Permit Coi.if
—
i'
-
earnings
t
aff*»
were
issue of Sept. 22 of the offering by Glore,
Forgan & Co. and A. G. Becker & Co., Inc. of $3,500,00(1
Smelting Co., Ltd.—Earnings—
3a——-.-""
1947
/ '/
1946
'
1945
June
'
Johp T» Webb of Den.-,
Messrs'.- Webb, Danser aRd
committee, saft
holders/would prpbably fare better under a, reorganization id
bankruptcy.,
- ; ; "
•; '
/ ' 7
: •;
?'•" L 1
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and associates won the award 01 019,-*
400,000 in hew first mortgage bonds, maturing June 1,
1977./ Theitf
bid named a price of 101.90 for a 3%%
coupon.,'^
The award of the $8,635,500 of common stock
put up fpr sale 6/
the company simultaneously with the bonds went to a
syndicate leA
by Lehman Bros/, Goldman/Sachs & Co. and Wertheim di Co.
*
The company had asked bidders to
name the smallest number ct
Hudson Bay Mining &
Months.
'
the following
Iowa Public Service Co.—Bonds. Offered—Mention \vaj
"'
'
.
the
made in
sinking
bpnds, due March £ 1950, by extension, at 100 and inteiv
est.'
Payment'will be made/at the American National Bank & Trust
Co.;, LaSalle and Washington Sis., Chicago, LL—V. 119, p. 2186.
-
and
1947,
1,
•
this amount of cash. The Lehmar.-«
$4.05 a share for 2,132,223 shares.
priqe bf $3,872,422 a share, for the com¬
mon was
received' from a " group led by Harriman Ripley & Co., Ii»p.
Two
other bids, each
naming a 3V2%
coupon,
were received foe
the
bonds.
They were: Harriman Ripley & Co.,- Inc., 101.52;
aiui
Lehman Bros.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co. and First Bostpn. Corp., 100.399.
-v. iiw. J,.
1052....
•. ;
■,
fund income
royalty
such payment of $4,390 and after
deducting under- •
but before deducting estimated ex- ./
aggregate' $2,'784,649..
:
~
.
Agent:
New. York
Trust
Co.; Registrar: Chase National
York.
2
Oct.
on
"
•
Delforrl
t
officers,
Chicago;
of
of. Boston,
share.
a
Goldman-Wertheim
$1,230,564
6%' 12-year
A
share*
•
L,
.
as
the old board,—V.
ordered
voiced
A
$1,098,996
sinking, fund
the
shares
Cr60,23l
_
50,000
•
board;
.
——29,100
1,011,150
'
/
-282,901
of
•
the
preferred
$4,392,543
$4,271,986
690,000
of
of
Paul
renegotiation
."After, all
Accordingly, the proceeds
13^,034 shares of common stock,
crediting
328,143
$6,046,157
Capital shares outstanding./—_./_
2,757,973
Earnings per shave.//-—.
$2.19
purchase agreement.
^he sale of the
from
.
surtax
(net):
"Estimated
$27,133
accounts of
the company
2,260,917
$2,819,840
/
*'
by
,
groups.
Hotel Alms and Ifotel Alms Service
Building, Cincmnatl, OhioH—Partial Redemption—
-
""
the several underwriters at $28.50
per share,
m; an, aggregate of $35,913 (net of taxes), and in respect of such sale?
the underwriters will pay the company the sum of
$4,390 pursuant
to the provisions of the
to
•
"Equivalent to reduction in Federal income taxes due to certain
charges to surplus being allowable tax aeductions.—V. 166,
p. 1150.
750.
—
purchased
when-issued
a
the
were
of
2,127,389
168,080.
T
expenses
p.
•6
terms
and
profits
for
^Special
our
.
1,262
tax
refunds
details;;
the
2,372,093
$3,989,085
issue
an
ejected
Commission did not hand down nn opinioji on the case. tin.
supplemental order reviewing the proceedings leading up to salt*
bonds and stock the Commission said it would issue an opinioa
of New
$19,075,396 $18,434,910
-
were
Spanier
Denser
on
$4.75
Strong
.
$2,491,697
k
the
was
,
11,781,450
$1,796,741
7,745-
at
permission
'1944
^
12,958,922
—
—
Net
classes
follow:
t-The
;
•
Accept Bid for Common Stock—Action Prevent^/
shares
'$0.66
Co.
Stock Subscribed—As
issue of Sept. 22 Smith, Barney & Co,
and associates announced
Sept. 19 that of the 134,034
shares of common stock (par $5) offered for
subscrip-:
tion to. stockholders at $21.50
per share, 132,772 shares
were subscribed for and
1,262 shares were purchased by
the underwriters and have been sold.
Further
under
-
Prov.
417,120
^mounted to $169,822 in 1947 and $154,290 1n 1946.—V.
xnentioned in
1945
10,021,123
$1,628,661
———
—L—•
deductions,
Normal
"
$275,938
' '
were
thereby
'
on
Sept, 15 authorized
preferred stock.
Jerome
Harold,
bicT
1,332,640
income
Excess
,,168,000
"
$1.30
.
amortization
and
Other
$475,173
.
31,205 /
$545,776
•
•746
,
.
aii'l
"•.'•/'•
r.
"in due course."
'
•
•
•; •
/'Sale of Interstate's new common stock at the price,, to be pa?cl.
by the successful bidders,:' the Commission said, "would not effectuate*a
7,028,634
exps.
income. J-
Total
417,120
—.
•NOTE—Provision for depreciation
provements
"
;
—
share—
per
'
61,748
.
profit
Other
96,875
income—estimated—284,000
—12—— ^
Net
$378,298
80,850
-
doubtful accounts,- etc—.,
on
-a—_—__J
profit
Capital
income——-
1946
■'
..
2,612
of'Boston, Boston, Mass.,
Toronto, Canada.—V.
and
% I 7:
plan which would be,, fair and equitable /to, the persons affecte/t
thereby. It further appears that the bid for new first mortgage bonds
is" conditioned on the
company's receiving payment of $8,635,500 four
1.119
2.612
——Years Ended Nov. 30—
$9,989,935 $14,884,913
—
& adm.
gen.
•
,
Co.
.
3.357
Co;.—1—
.
Cft-f.
.
.
INCOME
May 31,'47
discts.,
&
the
The
3.357
—
of
Bank
/The denial;on the stoqk automatically prevents the company from
the high bid of 101.90 for an issue „qf $19,400,000 in nevf
3 y2 %
first m,ortgage bonds awarded the same day to
Halsey, Stuari
& Co. Inc., and
associates.
;
;
.;j
.x
1
• v
Acceptance of the bond bid was conditioned upon ..the compan/receiving payment of $8,635J5.00, for new pommoji stock. The
Halsey;
Stuart group had planned to sell, the bonds, to the public at 102.80.
of
"
:.
$810,674
-
sundry
$331,524
for
taxes
Earnings
—
and
:
.sales,—
of
Sell.,
3.166,fc'33
*y 242,754 /
*
■
Operating profit
Discount, interest
Cost
'
•
sales, less
'J//1 !-•
.etc.
1946
v
$6,572,177
Yarna,ll
OF
6 Mos. End.
.
(&
Witter
Dean
Co
bwH
of
its
1.492
Inc.———
Co.
Wisconsin
The
1.119
.
~
.
-
Hires Co.
'
STATEMENT
^
1.119
--
1.492 1
-
&
National
,
1.119
Spencer Trask
Co.,
Union'SecuHties Corp./G. H. Walker & Co;__._.
4.JQ4
Kinder, Peabody & Co._
principal
of. Chicago,
Stroud
,
accepting
Smithers & Co.—
1.119
Stone & Webster Securities Corp. —3.357
"
"part*
and
SEC
public
F. S.
1.492
Illinois' Co.L—L_'__
Janney & Co.__—
.
&
Pomeroy, Inc.
Singer, Deane & Scribner
«
Governors,
on
Sept. 25/refused, to permit the company to accept tlio
$4.05 a share for 2,132,223 shares of its common stock sub¬
Sept. 24 by Lehman Bros., Goldman, Sacfis & Co. and Werthe%i
ui'Cq.
The banking group had plannecl to reoffer the stock to
bid
.746
Huttop
Bank
T
'
of
as
mitted
1.119
—
Schoellkopf,
.746
Lunt_l__'__3_ '
*
(Chas. E.)
Co.
1,119
The
:
1924,
accrued
Go.
Co.
directors:
and
The
-
Co.—
/"
the
percentaage of the original
"
-•/,
The Chase
National
show
Sale of Bonds—
Co;1.119
Northwest
at
Interstate Power Co.
Reinholdt & Gardner,..
1.119
.The Robinson-Humphrey..
„
Ripley & Cq.,
Tnc."4.850 "1
Hemphill, Noyes & Co...
4.1C4
Z
previous payments)',
will
1.119,
Co...
&
Son
&
a
•
Angeles as Assistant Secretary.
;In addition to the above mentioned
1.119
Cook
Board
of
contractu
abov<*
Exchange
to
designated
Los
1.119
Newbold's
Pacliic
Harriman
*"'••.■ ♦
•
&
H.
the
Canada, " Montreal
value
par
pany to
Co.
.374
....
Hamlin
Corp., Chicago, 111.—Bonds Called—'
outstanding
thereof
unpaid
304
the
W.
Newhard,
n
\
J Hinman Terrace
All
being
are
166,
1
E,
;
1.119
3.357
--
of
basis
be
President; Frank E. Booth of Lot#
Apgele3 as Executive yice-President and
Treasure!;1 John E. Koster off :
Los Angeles as Vice-President and
Secretary; and Hugh W. Darling, at-,
3.357
-
.746
First
'
-
•
stockholders
$25
3.357
Maynard H. Murch & Co.
($1,000).
being made
following new officers
Fedderman of Denver, Colo.,
Pierce,
•<
of
•
Darling
Beane_-_-___
"
1.119
&
&
'
.746
Glore, Forgan &r "Co.-.1/1!. *3.357Graham, Parsons & Co.
1.492
Granbery,
Maracbb- Si\
the SEC
Underwriter,
-
The-
2.612%
2r612
Co.-Inc.
Chapman
Lynch,
178
the
on
.The
follows;
as
Rule
shall
Created—^New Board and Officers Elected—
of
percent¬
the
to
debentures
Interstate Engineering; Corp. (Calif.)—Preferred
Stcctc
ver;
Langley & Co
Higginson Corp
Fenner
1
Registers with SEC—
The company on
Sept.
&
are
Bank
elected
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
F. S. Moseley & Co.—,
,
Corp/-
Eastman, Dillon &
*
^
Hickok
Ridge
apd
1.492
Boynton & Co., Inc.
C. F. Cassell
Co., Inc.
Julien Collins
C9.— /—
J." M. Dain & Co/__*__l'
author¬
an
,
delivery in settlement of
1947, must be stamped
1,
the
amount
1151.
licensee.
a
C.
Merrill
,
1.492
Co.—
& Co.—:
Weeks" & Harden
A.'G.'Becker
stockholders
purchased by each
5.969
.746»
Blue
underwriters
9.725%
Co.
H. F.
Voted—
be
to
the
&
Baker,
Baker,
1150.
; Heyden Chemical Corp.—Second. Pfd. Stock
large'Installation for.
Co.—
Bacon,
685,749
' $6.05
u
a
of
names
Inc.
Balance
Royal
p.
a
be-made
Payments are
New York, at
of
company's chlorine and caustic capaci¬
through the use of. the "Type S-3" cell.
being built for
unsubscribed
of
Smith,
507,688
-
cells
UNDERWRITERS—The
age
Total
amperage,
the
of
pursuant
shall
principal
.
23,691,370""
Convertible preference stock dividends declared
be
be
Oct.
that
and offers
than any other one make of cell, the Installed capacity of these
accounting for about 40% of the total national chlorine capacity.
/Work on the development and improvement of the Hooker cell has
continued and an enlarged cell has' now been developed;
having the
same
principles, which'has beep " designated as the "Type S-3" cell
and which'has a raced
capacity of 20,000 amperes. It is anticipated
These
—
this higher
to
to
and
redeemed"
cells
2,000,000
surplus
close
or
and
beginning
payments;
States
356,466'-
$11,262,804
.2—
4,470,000
:
income
on
Net profit
•
$10,896,337
-
,2
operated at
"flat,"
made
since 1931, yvithout increasing the size of the cell buildings. A policy
of licensing the use of the "Type S" cell to other chlorine manufacturers was adopted in 1936 and at present the Hooker "Type S" cell,
or
slight modifications thereof; produce? more chlorine in the'TJnited
43,180,977
:
on
in
,As. a/vresult of the
gradual change-over to the "Type S" cell and the increase in amperage,
the basic output of this plant has now
beep increased, m°re than 200%
$54,077,314
expenses--
(net)
Profit before provision for taxes
Prov, for Federal and State
taxes
Approp.
allowances
and
shipping, sel.ing, adm. & gen;
power
input of over 7,000 amperes per cell.
Further developments
possible the operation of the "Type S" cell at 10,000 amperes
more and the, cells at the Niagara-Falls plant have for., some months
or
1947
30,
the
and
made
CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT FOR THE SIX MONTHS
t
cells
power
'
Hershey Chocolate Corp. <& Sub.)—Earnings—:
Gross
electrolytic
input * capacities were increased
from: time to time until in 1929 the development of the
deposited type
of diaphragm made possible the creation of a
cell, now known as the
"Hooker Type S" cell, having increased efficiency and capacity and
>
Comptroller." "•
Assistant
an
in
accountant
an
Assistant
T
(1255)
-
■
Heinz Co.—New Official—
1
i
%
.
(H. J.)
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
will
not
for,
no
be
a
(he excess w 11 bq realloted
comparable
entitled
allotment unless he
to
basis.
subscribe
for
addi¬
shall also subscribe for the
specifically covered by such warrant and unless payment
made, upon the surrender of such warrant, in full for the shares
specifically covered thereby and to the extent of at least 10% of ths
purchase price of the additional shares subscribed for.
•
'
Sioux City Gas and Electric Co., parent, of the company, has agreed
to exercise the warrants received by it, representing a total of 66,35/}
•
.
THE
(1256)
a,
scares/ antf,~iti "addT'tidn,* to subscr'befor 6,592 additional" shares sub¬
If the entire 109,866 shares are not subscribed for
the holders of warrants,* either on the basis of the shares covered
by outstanding Warrants or as a result of subscriptions for additional
shares subject to allotment, the remaining shares will be purchased by
Sioux City Gas & Electric Co. at the same pnce in accordance With
ject to ailotment.
by
its
agreement with the company.
COMMERCIAL &■ FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Kaiser-Frazer
,It is announced
at Willow Run
Corp.—Completes 100,OOO^th Car—
1
CAPITALIZATION
FRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
of the Kaiser Custom, a luxury sedan * which goes - into volume'
production immediately.,
■, •
•,
;
.
/ .; <
*'/ <n
(
*;M
;
Edgar F. Kaiser, Vice-President and General Manager",: estimated the
tion
tNotes
i
3?75%
cumul.
—'
Kansas City Southern
-
'
Period End. Aug. 31—
Ry.
42,500 shs.
659,199 shs. I
principal amount but limited by property,
to aggregate
as
one
3.50U.000
1,000,000
pfd."stock '($100 pari—/
*42.500 shs.
($15 .per)——800,000 shs.
Common stock
»*Uulimited
—-
production will exceed
month.—V. 166, p. 1151. . '.:
automobiles;*, a new high for
■-1
! ." ) J - « J." •"
16,000
-j
r
"'.1946 -''
$382,014
*" $1-03
$0.64
%—v
share
...
•
with SEC—
Other
income
taxes™
tax
ry.
j
82,774,461 .$"22,87t987(I|l9;720,944
"1,•772,741*',' 13,870,880. >13,021,422
r' 175,000*
190,000 V 1,760,000
1,090,000
\ 159,00p , \l$3i000 ;/l,290v000; V 1,134,000,
15.7,396
171,247
X,297,037
1,008,879
-•"7,643 I' , * 56,564
49,567^
I * 8,641
-
Federal
1947—8 Mok—1946
1947—Month—1946 H
•„
expenses.
accruals.,
The company on Sept. 19 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 100,000 shares ($5 par) capital stock.
Underwriter, Geyer • & ■
Co., New York.
The shares will be oil eyed for subscrption to stock-,
holders pn the basis of one new share for each four held,
Unsubscribed
Ry.—Earnings-
$2,976,739
1,783,778
revenues___l
oper.
Ry.' oper.
.
Co.—Registers
and Insurance
Bonding
Massachusetts
Outstanding
*
$1,000,000
—
-
——•
1947.'
$244,887
income
Earnings per common
—v; 166;-pi■ 1152:
.
$13,750,000
*
series due 1976
1977 series bonds——
JUNE 30
QUARTER ENDED
THE
1
Net
,
EFFECT TO
GIVING
FOR
EARNINGS
built tts 100,009th automobile *
Sept.. 25 and marked the occasion with , the ihtroduc-i
that.this corporation
on
September
l&t mtge. bonds, 2^4
-Monday, September 29, 1947*
.
shares
will
p.
for expansion pf
Proceeds will be used
publicly.
812.
sold
be
business,—V.. 165,
>
.
.
'
earnings and other provisions of the mortgage, as supplemented. tThese notes evidence a bank loan originally in the amount of $1,750,000.
All
dated June
notes
are
Bank
& Trust
and
bearing interest at the rate of lVk% per annum, matured
paid June 24, 1947.
The balance of the notes, ten in number,
was
each in
1%%
of
the principal amount of $100,000,
per
.
of
shares
3.75%
authorized
total
<$100
hfeen
serially,
100,000 shares
of
remaining
designated as' to series."
•
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-
June 30,*47
Prov.'for
Prov.
Fed.
inc.
Fed.
for
1944
1945
,1946
-
of
the- corporation
the
a
filed
—V.
453,242
361,795
325,510
-Current Sales.
Kroger Co*
6—'
Up-11%^
1947-^36
Wks.-4l946
1947-^4
"r3
578,714
633,527
723,163
767,362
716,525
613,557
652,663
275,522
684,035
181,225
Sales
•'*
179,500
758,902
The
$2,198,341
$1,297,809
$1,229,683
30,809
-28,150
44,118
41,632
$2,226,492
$1,341,927
$1,271,315
598,463'" 1,03b,537
707,879
621,296
$634,048
$1,263,843
$1,192,954
requirements
stock
preferred
on
2.549, ^ compared- with- 2,649
corresponding period last year,—V.. 166, p. 760, ended
Sept.
1947;
6,
Lay. (H. W.)
AND BUSINESS—Company
company
shares
($25
offered
at
in- the
was
Co., Inc.; Atlknta, Ga.
■'.v.'
&
•
mutual
company,
tb
and
service
Sioux
rendering
company
City Gas
was
Electric
&
Co.
at cost ; to the
their subsidiaries
services
and
to
to .other
companies outside the system.- v.-. '
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company is a public utility engaged in the purchase, production,
transmission, Tdistr:bution and sale of electricity for light, heat and
The
power. to
consumers
over
portions
p$rt of the State of Iowa.
It
the
of
western* and
about
serves
213
north
central
and
communities
over
10,550 farms in this territory with electricity.
It renders electric
sqrvice to about .78,843 customers and gas service to about 28,598 cus¬
tomers in the territory served.
*
•The"company for the 12 months ended June 30, 1947 produced about
72-4% of its electric, energy requirements.
It purchased the balance
1
••
>
_
(27.6%
of
i
its -electric
24.9%
from
energy -requirements
Sioux
City Gas
companies.
from non-affiliated
during said period as fol¬
Co.
(parent) and 2.7%
Electric
&
4.TheJ. company also Produces, -distributes and sells manufactured
retail
in
gas
Waterlco, Charles- City (propanei, Hampton (propane),
(propane), Waverly (propane), Ida Grove (butane) and
(butane), all in Iowa. It also purchases natural gas at whole¬
at
lRdepepdence
Sheldon
sale
from
Northern
sells
it
retail
at
municipalities
Natural
to
Gas
in
consumers
Co.
(a
non-affiliated
and
company)
Eagle Grove, LeMars
and
smaller
11
in
Iowa, having a total population of about 25,000.
_fTne company, in connection with its electric business, sells steam and
not water for
heating to consumers in. several municipalities.
It also
of
sale
from
of
the
water,
■
of
natural
gas; 1.3%
from the sale
the sale of water and ice."
from
of
gas;
steam
bonds, together .with the principal
underwritten, are as follows:
7.7%
and
Farmers Trust
City Bank
transfer
-
•
Lion Oil Co.—Develdpment
amount
of
the
of
1977
series
p.
'
*
■*.,
.
crude
oil
of
crease
Sept.
on
23
announced
for
production
17.9%
—
.
'
Operating
Gas
directors onrSept. 18. declared a dividend of 50 cents
per share
4%cumulative preferred stock, par $50, payable Oct.
1
to
holders of record Sept. 23. An initial distribution of like amount- was
made on Oct.
l, .1946;
since-ML
none
166,
Jacksonville Terminal Co.—Plans
:
*JjI
under
Wilkes, -President,
consideration
C
Sept.
on
22
to Refund Bonds—
announced
founding operation
1946,
may
involve redemption of
the
that date
on
general mortgage bonds and for the series A
and series C refunding and extension
mortgage bonds and 107 V2 for
the series B refunding and extension
mortgage bonds. The final de¬
cision with respect to refunding is
dependent upon action by the direc¬
and
tors
stockholders.
Action
by
them
is
within
anticipated
iuture.
H
the
near
.
The company-is controlled by Atlantic Coast Line, Seaboard Air Line,
Florida East Coast, Southern Railway and Georgia Southern & Florida
railroads.—V. 148, p. 3070.
_
the
on
™pt„* 20 declared
outstanding 397,843
shares of
stock, payable Dec.
fatfpAhnLr™°S N°V> 25' Since the two"for-one
the.c°mPany Paid three
10
to
split-up of the shares
quarterly dividends of 30 cents
eacn,—v.
loo,
760.
p.
!
*
.
*
•
:
*
•
'
-
-
1947—4 Wks.—1946
•
V*
4
to-
be
presented
to
with
approved.—V.
rehabilitation
the
the
166,
p.
of
company
is
company
which shortly is
Mr.
Stevens
stated
that
his
dependent
upon
this
plan
beintr
1151.
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\
i
"Jones & Laugh lin Steel Corp.—New
*S.
the
S;
Marshall,
Executive
facturing
was
named
;V,. Hz
directors
Jr.,
to succeed
Lawrence,
and
retired
Committee
operations.
a
J.
and
B.
Mr.
on
Sept.
as
of
field
Andrews
member of
as
Mitchell,
General
who
has
was
been
..
-
>
director, a member of
in charge of manu¬
Manager of operations,
a
with
the
to
the Executive Committee.—V.
firm
44
years.
the
board
166,
p.
667.
L375.893
.
1,673,232
and
excess
profits
Other
2,740.749
2 401.243
1,434,600
taxes.—___
$4,785,153
(net)—
—
deductions—-^———
;Net .income ___!
Dividends
4,657,180
—,—
-—
Gross- income
Total' inepme
4,671,888
231,069
—$4,902,958
inebme
income
on
2,108.698
63,420
*
67,301
3,017,652
1,402,067
1,406.313
$3,500,891
—
$3 378.839
190,000
190,000
.
—.—
preferred
127,972
stock—;——
,
.
rMichigaii Wisconsin Pipe Line
dtViclerfd- 'of^^$1.50 per
19, the directors'declared-a^uarteriy
the
on
record
of-
6%
Sept.
,
* -
-t
r""
-
Loew Drug Co., Inc.—Declares Preferred Dividend—
On
Sept.
directors declared*-i
the
18,
%
cents
share
per
the
on
"*
■
.
Louisville
Electric
totaled
Gas
Electric Co,
&
of this
output
37,616,000
.';L.
-
Pipd Line Co.:-the
Ga*s
for the
1152.
compared
Leon
'.I.
;
i
all-time
an
Mr.
Chairman
high.
;
program
up
income
frpm
(& Subs.)^-Earnirlgs—
$1,836,260
J652.387
.a-i.—
reduced
$0.57
$0.08
.
.
«on 838 058 class B
After.: deducting $150,000. provision for probable /
abandonments.%-V. 164,.p. 3415.
steadily increased Betweerv: 1919 'attd-19467 cotjtofr spindles in place
while population went up $4:%\
■! '
,
••
"There have
been
a
nurpber' of reasons"'for -this' -,decline; in ,pro-.'.
$1,270,062
*
243.166
shares after provision for one-half of the prefer- !
entia) div-idend-at annual rate-of- $1.20 -per share, on 291,970 class A >
shares
tAfter depletion, depreciation and estimated ihcome taxes and T
1
mip'ority" interest;
has
*
,
.
'r
;
/
*
declined 32%
-
capacity. Some spindles were" discarded because of obsolesencp
corresponding replacements - ma-de; Many plants;, have1* been
dismantled and-shipped to foreign countries; Manufacturers'.of
Midland Realization
wool .blends
have
taken
over
many
cottbn
spindlei'.'-LV'; 166/p.* 372.
!
*
Div.—)
Co.—Declares Liquidating
a liquidating dividend of approximately
plusD/2 shares of capital stock of Midland Utilities
Co.
on
each share; of Realization .stock - outstanding/ payable " Oct. 6
to holders of record Sept. 25.—V. l6l, p. 2558.
.
' :
.
have declared
The-directors
no
sold,
|
1946
1947
S,.»-
30—
operations..—:
income
tNet
■
while
been
purchase
-f Z* .♦Earnings/per class,.B:/share.-_i-/j™—•
•
"The
standard .quality, merchandise.. Jtt also; follows' from- the r
the productive capacity of'the cotton textile; industry- •
materially over the past three-decades, population v>
that
has
the, construction
Middle States, Petroleum Corp.
Gross
present demand appears* to stem-in part, ^
from the fact that war-time .goods^are jbeing rapidly;
only in part,
Cover
6 Months Ended June
the
"
.
Lowenstein said:
by
of
to
American-Light
'
board,-,oiv-Sept. 22 announced" 7
that the company's backlog of unfilled orders, now -exceeds
£30,000,000, .-.'
Lowenstein,
:
would be acquired by
to $25,000,000 of the common
stock of Michigan-Wisconsin for cash, according to Mr. McElvenny.
The remainder of the funds would be raised by the latter company 1
issuing $40,000,000 of "Oryear first mortgage 3(4% bonds and $7,500f- '
000 of stfven-yea): serial notes.;—V. 165," p. 1457.
'
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'
\
Funds
is*' ■'? j'
(M.) Lowenstein & Sons, Inc.—Has Record Backlog--•
*'
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Co.,.:-;7:;
JLight
having'
20,'.1947,
with 28,170.000 kwh.
corresponding week last year, an increase" of 33.5% '.—y.: 166,
as
&'Railways/wbuld'control Michigan-Wisconsin, the Austin Field *
Michigah Consolidated Gas Co., and the Milwaukee
Light"
<Ky.)v^-Weekly; Output
company-for .the week .ended. Sept-.-
kwh.,
Hnder the plait,
•;*
f
■
of American Light,; which provides for the -com¬
continuation^ as; a holding company. -*
.
- *
'
'
American-Light, which is a subsidiary of the United
pany's
;
preferred
•
•
,
'organization-plan
,
*regular
quarterly- dividend Of ;
stock,tpa'r *$.5^paydbre *GCtr iLd
to, holders of record Oct. 1. The dividend of' 7l% .cents -whi(sh -Wa,s due 5
on
July 1, 1947,. was paid on Aug.. VI.. Like .atnoiints :were also* dis--*'
bursed on Jan. 2 and April 1, this year, and* on Oct. 1, 1946.-LV, .166,M
p. 409.
f.V *
■%
i. ' 3- *.?-•
7
,
operated by ■ the icqmpany'Will approximate $72,500,000 after allowing: .
$700,00d'for Tworking capital; thd SEC was told Sept. 17.
>
;
The costs were /reported .by Ralph T.-McElvenny, Vice-President of
American Light & ,Traction Co./' at a' hearing .on the amended re- :
-
165,-p. 3395.
hearing
the cojnpany will
Jfth- 15, April 15 and July. Jft, last,,whichr cleared up-'all- accumulated
on the issue up to att'tf including'July Lv 1047-.'I.
v :
Gordon K. Greenfield- has
been elected
a- direetor'to.
succeed'the -'
William T. Posey.—V.
Co.—Pipeline Hearing;
on the proposed pipeline financing program of
be held on Octohef 6, the,Securities and Exchange
Commission announced Sept. 22.
; v ■->
'
■Construction costs «£* the "first phase of a proposed pipeline to be
!A ^public
cumulative.preferred stoek- payable *001."; T tb holders '
20. Distributions of $6.50-each- per shsiffi weire** mdde" *
dividends
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing ^oi^-Earriings—
less
of
goods
Warehousing,
Net
returns
cents in cash,
79
;
•
>
1946.
1947
-
profit_'™_'_™_™™_"_I..
income
of
'/
Midland Utilities
;
:
♦
fl'-j
"$1.654,951)
NGT
.10,2771- AVAlL*
-j -ABLE
$1,6*65^281
'
T" *""
:
:■
income
♦Deductions
from
for
for
Net
income
..
^Federal income taxes
.
:
dividend
181,053
k
"
•..'r.
v
200,000 "1
:
35,699
Balance
available
Common
shares
Earnings
per
♦Includes
for
stock;_x-_^_.
common
outstanding.^..,-'..;-..
common
$173,952 excise tax,
•
r.v*
$684,433 Iv-$711,833
w
-.■>
h
352,167
-.'
.;
r.
been elected Secretary,* succeeding P..J. Stock,"
title of Secretary and Assistant to the President.—>
Petersbm has",
will
have the'
952.
.
Subs.)
-Earnings—
"
.6 MonKhs
Net-"
:
$2.02.,
profit
Common*
:
-
J. $1.92
St. Paul & Satilt Ste. Marie RR.—New
Mojud Hosiery Co., Inc. (&
40,079
;;355,915 *'Ji
'share.—.'—
share
V.1 166, p.
$751,911
requirements^.-.—
directors- have
per
Minneapolis,
and
—
$720,132
:
85
J * C.-
•;
-564,044 J
-
contingencies
income
Preferred
Ul
H
^
Secretary—'
"
Total
Co.—Liquidating Distribution—
declared- a' liquidating dividend of approximately ,
in cash, payable Oct.- 6 to stockholders-.of record
SeDt V26 v A" distribution of
$1.75 per share was made- on April.25,
last.—V. 164, p. 956;.V. 162, p, 355..
r
V
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,
The
and
,
operating
Other
*
* !
allowarices^^l-ii^lLeoi
sold_i_^___^l_________L^-l_f>.i*
8,754,218
selling and adminis. expensesA/-i /-2,304;43l
disctsi,
Provision
Vice-Pres., Etc.—
elected
2,842.107
.
Texas,
County,
Vice-President
Marshall,
Vice-President,
22
8,240.340
—14,716.423
therefor__._____
provisions.
9,290.536
9^30,061
v,.
**
%
On Sept.
share
Provision
i
Hide
the
stockholders.
,
$37,953,267 $30,878,061
utility plant acquis, adjustments—
local and misc. Federal taxes—-—
Operating
Declares $1.50 Preferred Div.—Elects. New. Director-^
Cost
.Sevens, formerly Vice-President in charge of merchandising
Montgomery Ward & Co., has been elected President and a director
succeeding C. R. Underhill, who resigned to return to his own business.'
jMr. Stevens comes to Jim Brown Stores as part, of a plan for the
continuance
Dollar
6 Months Ended June 30—,
for
and
and
1946
1947- '
*
:——
-
Sales,
President—
*
recapitalization
.':^
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•
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_
Jim Brown Stores, Inc.—New
;
—/
,
Federal-income
1947—36 Wks.—1946
^Vail'6Sa pS"ll5rr"'""~~ $3>270-2U $7,551,125 $84,471,672 $55,583,263
•.
to $3,641,958 in
amounted
!
;
..
-
and
Period End. Sept. 6—
$0.77
.
taxes
purchased for. resale.
State,
-
ductive
; Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—Current Sales Increased
22.8%—
1945
$580,464
747,116
- -
,
the
fact
a dividend of 40 cents per share
common
■
1946
•
$3,310,891
$3,188,839
'Balance iL..1
Lion's third ;
well in the field, the Tennie B-l, tested on .Sept, 22, at 211
—V. *165, p.'3170*. "
barrels
" 4" :
:
in
24
hours through a small choke. Completion of .this well- proves
*
two additional locations on-the company's Tennie ,"A" leaser—V. -T66,
'Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—Dividend No. 2—
p. 1053.
•:
: ».
% v.'.*-/" " '•
The directors on Sept. 18 declared a dividend of 30 cents per share
•:
;
■;
*;
& -• •*.*
on the common stock, payable Oct.- 1-to holders of record Sept; 24. Aa
Lit Brothers, Philadelphia—To Purchase ' Pfd. Stock *
initial payment of like amount was made on July 1. this year.
The
directors have
authorized the officers to .invite tenders ,from ...
The
regular quarterly dividend of $1.10 per share on the 4.4%» *
preferred stockholders of $1,000,000 par value of ,6% cumulative pre¬
preferred stock was also declared, payable Nov. 1 to holders of record
ferred stock as of Nov. 15, 1947 at a price not, over par and. accrued
Oct.* 15. .An initial distribution of the same amount was made on Aug.
dividends to that date,
;
>-*
- * •
1,1 last.—V.-166, p." 1053.
*
In
replaced
Jaeger Machine Co.r—Increases
Quarterly Dividend—
„
.
"
.
Amortiz. ^of
in -the developcompleted five I
producing wells and one dry_holev A.seventh -well .„is. jdrjlling and the
company is moving in rigs^on.two more.locations..Lion h.as an addi¬
tional 400 acres under lease-in this immediate vicinity and development
is continuing. This is a shallow field with the .wells .producing'from
the Nacatoch sand at
a
depth of approximately-2,100 feet. - V
*r
but
;
•
$455,384
747,116
•
$0.61
■
Depreciation
.
,
the
that the call prices
940.
*
income
before
revenue—gas
Maintehance
.
In North Louisiana,.the.company also.bas been.active
of the Oro field, where it has in the past .month
company has
the possible refunding of its
$4,000,000 outstanding
pr^ent Tor the first and 1948, and
bonds .on Jan. 1,
are 105
■
372.
p.
property.
profit
Operation.1
194-7.vot 357,685. barrels,^ an rinf •
reflected-the .effect .Qf recent..addi-O
ment
late
the-
Miami
12 Months Ended June 30—'
.
;The company has just completed Its seventh .well in the-Mallaliettfield of Lipcoln County, Miss. Oh initial .test, this .well .produced; 1;235 1
barrels of oil in 24 hours. ;V
;
;
;
?:•;»
;."J* •
-
-The
on
.1
1947
'•
•
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Earnings—
;.
an
August,
Agust,
over
tions.
Jack & Heintz Precision Industries, Inc.—Resumes
Div.
-
of
1947.—Vv 165,. p.
on
1151.
Subs,)— Earnings—
—$2,612,658
outstanding.-^,^--—-747,116
share
$3.49
NOTE—The
accelerated *oil" production %
development program, -marked; by-'-recent: completion, of oil wells -*
in Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi.. According jto_.C0L.-T.' H. jBarton. O
President, the company now has a total of 16 wells ..drilling,, .or*; in *.
process of completion in- Arkansas,-Lousiana, - Mississippi and Texas.
company
.
&; Co.—J—$1,750,000
Av G. Becker & CoM
Inc._/iL;—L__————1,750,000
187.833
$0.55
$6.90
'
The
Net
$104,391
°-After"deprepfatlori, rents; depletion of castle Dome property, Federal
State
income
taxes
and provision for contingencies,
but before
depletion
...
PrograAi Accelerated—^
per
56,609
$1,297,225
187,833
•!
,
Copper Co^ (&
shares
$161,000
451,436
and
value
-■■■>
>
-
v
outstanding--
5249.;.:.;. :.;
p.
Earnnigs
Agent—;
and
hot
Gjore, Foxgan
-^v. 166,
1,717,972
$1,748,661
$11,572
177,733
$0.06
share-
per
profit
Capital
York,"N.- Y.,* has" been ap- *
common stock.-^V.' 166, '
Ndw
Co.,
the no par
agent for
856.
p.
•"
WRITERS—The" name of each principal underwriter
series
bonds
113,891
47.009.
•'.■'*
6 Months Ended June-30—
'"Net
■
pointed
shares
Miami
5.2%
.
electricity; 13.1%, from the sale of manufactured
sale
and .4%
_
ls?77
an-
^ months ended June 30, 1S47. the gross operating revenues
company were derived approximately as follows: 77.5% from
the
the
.
in two municipallt*es and> until recently, sold ice in
oNier^
$277,097-
30,689
7,715;
taxes
^
$192,399
(
$19,287-
income
Capital
share
a
Net
Sept.
on
par)
$25
Federal1 ihcome
for
Earnings
—v.,'1.64,
,
lows:
1945
1946.
*
23,543
Dr4,256
income taxes
'
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!—Files With;
Lima Locomotive Works, Inc.^-Transfer
The
incorporated in Delaware,
March 21,
1927.
Company is a public utility corporation operating
wholly within the State of Iowa.
Company has a small subsidiary, *
Nebraska Public Service Co.
(incorporated in Nebraska), which is a
gas utility corporation operating within the State of Nebraska.
Com¬
pany also has an interest in Penn-Western Service Corp., which, is an
approved
1947
.
$105,892
•
19 fi'ed-a letter, of "notification* for 12,000"'
cumulative convertible"preferred stock, to. be
thfottgh Clement A.-**EVans *& Co,, Tne., Atlanta,
Ga.,; as underwriter.
Proceeds will* be used for'construction of a* new
bakery plant.—V. 166, p. 950.
;
*
J * * • • • ^ • .
The
to
amounts
" ■
$159,375.
HISTORY
.
revenues
Provision
)
$650,019
$1,862,312
dividend
Months Ended June 30—
Net-inc.-before,Fed.
".
in-operation tiurihg the four^
of. Kroger stores:
number
average
weeks
646,717
$1,831,503
/
47,768,332.' 56^019,552. 366,294,285
_'_l;""53;234;391
-
■
(net)__.
annual
)
.
Transportation Co.—Earnings-—'
inc." fr. operations after deprec.
Net gain on other prof. & loss trans.
.
The
.
Miners
&
Net
:
Wks.—1946
•
Merchants
"
.
55.
V
,
t
company qould
"
633,870
'
income
1 Net
166, p.
*
a
that the
Period End. Sept.
2,827,368
tax.
&c./deducts.
chgs.,
Sept.' 20: reported a net loss of
1946, to last July *31,
on
$6,545,500
3,050,360
excess
income
Gross
int.
in Operations—
petition for capital reorganization, ,said there, was
be rehabilitated, .provided- it obtained
working capitai.~r-V. 165, p-. 1867.
.
■
-
concern
chance
sec—
income
/.
•*
*
However, the trustees who were1 appointed by the Federal Court .after
•
$6,967,658
.profits tax L___
Other
V' '■
".
Tptal
3,638,427
-
Net earnings
V
■
,
26>-Cent Div.
declared a dividend of 26 cents per share from
payable-Oct. 31 to shareholders of record Sept. 30.
This
compares with 29 cents paid on July 21, last, and 28 cents on
April.21, 1947. '
'
' " ■
*
"
Payments in 1946 were -as follows:
April 20, * 22 eents; July 20,*
2,6 cents; Oct. 21, 25 cents; and Dec. 24, 37 cents, plus a special of
70 cents (latter special payable in cash or stock, at holder's option).
investment income,
$18,128 in operations of the.business-'from OoU 18;
(The)
$7,860,774
depreciation—.
for
;
•
■
Massachusetts Investors Trust—Declares
."The ,trustees have
"$493,jSai; ■ $4,597,506 " $3,417,086
$661,081
x
—Years Ended Dec. 31—
536,392
taxes..^..*.....
'.
income.
The-trustees
additional
$8,697,036
revenues—
Maintenance
Prov.
not
4,275.243
oper.
Operation
General
stock
have
•
-12 Mos. End.
i1
and
unissued
are
(net Dr)
oper.
*
EARNINGS
SUMMARY OF
Total
preferred
cumulative
of
shares
57,500
ry.
Kellett Aircraft Corp;-r-Reports Loss
months,
six
each
one
rents
—V. 166, p. 760.
Interest on- the notes is payable quarterly
issue
the
part;
mature
Net
bear interest at the rate
be¬
and
may be anticipated at any-time.- - fThe 42,500
cumulative preferred stock constitute one series of a
and
annum,
ginning Dec.. 24,. 1947.
payment of sa d notes
(net Pr):_*
*
1946 and are payable to Commercial National
The first note in the principal amount
24,
rents
facil.
Jt.
Co., New York.
of $750,000.
are
Equip,
Ended Jfqne 3(P-:
.
;
--v-———-
■
payment of
share_/_.4%_—
dividends
.
1947
on
$0.83
preferred stock.—V.
-
',1946
'
i, $476,073
530.424
ibares .outstanding—
■♦Earnings per common
! ♦After
*; /
$738,186
-
530.424
*'
*
/
$1.32
165, p. 2923.
Volume 166
Number' 4633
Monmouth Park (N. J.) Jockey Club—To
Pay Int.—
The
directors
•Sept. :.30,
1947,-on
debentures.
debenture
ture
approved
-the
Payment
6s .of
.Sept.
30,
payment
outstanding
of
1954
of ; 1956.
6s
record
have
,18
of
all
cumulative
months'
will
interest
be
made
the
on
to
series
.registered
1947.—V. >165, p.,/812.
For
to
of
income,
,
A.)
Murphy
&
Co.,
of'
This
St.
Paul,
Stock
994.
p.
•
is-
the
G.. Steiner,
Chairman .of
Beck Shoe Corp.. and the Schiff
Namm's,
of
'Inc.
He
Wertheim
is
&
also
the
Co.,
associated
Co.—V.
166,
finance
1,763,000
has
with
been
the
elected
Sales
„
oT
by-produCts___
J
Total
''
per
common
;
for
.
1976.
$1,900,885
Operating
Operating
revenues
.expenses
4—
Income from operations-—
Other-income
Total
u—
income
avail.
income
spe.c.al
Operating
Operating
Federal
$1,922,074
612:323
$2,115,298
-
;;
revenues
expenses
15,819
—.
res.
on
Divs.
'266,456
294,500
-
$291,554
-
-
-
T_—
"
•
"■
'
'
'
'
'-
115,836
$305,811
;
; *
National Gypsum Co.—Sells
Additional Notes Private¬
ly—The company, Aug. 25 sold
$2,500,000 2V&%.
•
*11,890
$205,4-31
pfd.
»
..
al
instalment
$2,500,000 3% sinking fund
par,.to -institutional investors under
its
ment-dated Feb. 3, 1947
(V.
now
/
to
Federal
income
income
1870).
p.
East Rand
THE
6
MONTHS
JUNE
30,
Net
income
"$82,791
—.
"Includes
six
use
months
o)>erations
in -1946.
paid
'
•
•
(100,000 shares)
$65,000
and
ol
-'
insurance
collected
m
and
to
tuxes
I.
ASSETS—Cash in banks
SHEET,- JUNE
first"
1947
payable «to
/
/'
....
expenses,
income
571.
;
-
:
•
Net
stockholders
on
at
a
"Represent
special
be
back
held
Oct.
on
RR.
.
series, -and
■
1
^
Mos. End. June 20—
1947
-.Sales
dther income
;
1946
1945
V-
Total
Amort,
and
Misceli.
Prcv. for
Fed.
Prov.
State
for
18,387,950
'
22,392
depreciation
1944
/
inc.
tax_
"
"
Earnings
c/.?Includes
com. share
excess
$0.87
profits
tax
$45,000 in 1945 and. $2Q,000 in
76,592
"657,800
453,150
'
*
■'
82,750
•
Is.
100
.
'
,
!
50
-
10s.,
'
•
$669,890
47,978
9d.
2r
,6d.
on
6d.
i
.25
'7?/2d.
15,
.
-
;
after
1944.
deducting
.
•
Fed/
-lO'/ad.i
10
addition
credit
of'
"v
f
'
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE
SHEET, JUNE 30, 1947
A
-.
transit, and on hand,
•.
$1,430,746; sun-'
currently (less
Govt,
reserve), $424,730; U„ S.* '
securities
(market -'value
<$2,093,818), •• $2,085,000; merchandise
Inventories at stores,
warehouses, and in transit,:
surrender value of -life
$6,749,070; cash'*'
insurance, etc., $46,948;
property
■equipment
plant "and
(net), $6,035,986; deferred
charges, $918,157; 'total, $17,690,637.
.
.
.
166, p.
to
Mr.
761;971
banks, $1,200,000; accounts
trade, $632,942; accounts
payable,
payable, other, $901,451; accrued
on
interest"
bonds, $6,916; term
indebtedness due within one
accrued
year,
Federal
$10,000;
and
state
taxes,
$1,1-93,284;
term
$1,308,000;
serial- preferred
indebtedness/'
stock ■ ($100
sto*ck
par),
($1
$1,680,7.00; common
par), $614,G73;
capital surplus,
$400,477; earned surplus,"
$9,742,194; total}
$17,690,637.—V. 166, p. 1054. — :
;
'•
6d.
z.
,
RR.—Earnings—
whole
of
an
issue of $40,000,000 of
35-year debentures, due Oct.
1, 1S82, will be received
at Room 2315,
Broadway, New York, N.
Y., up io 11:30
—V. 166, p. 1153.
a.m., EST, on Sept. 30.
*
$464,895
$605,083
232,069
46,937
$417,958
1,737,-312 --.4,•967,-640-
1153.
profits
the
*
$3,204,108
New
Net
r
)
•
-
(&
1947—6 Mos.—1946
,
12,003,380
1,743,442
2.932,500
3,382,938
'3,581,075
3,604,425
387,725
448,625
1.401,499
2,650,000
y
"
.
income _:
on
capital
preferred
•
..
-715,602
1,094,'330 '
L.
Oliver
of
Stafford
Richards, Chairman
of
of
firm
&
Period End. June 30—
Oper.,
maint,
Federal
&
deprec.-
profits
Other income
Operating
8,955,452
8,513,283
18,538,556
Net' income
—
165, p. 3056.
2,826,000
1,969(685
.
$3,995,972
Ur9,361
$4,328,889
727,194
4,061,471
income
$3,601,695
Qross )ncomp
Total
inc.
Dr7,522
Dr 15,627
Drl5,217
$3,988,450
$7,245,169
730,380
1,471,444
1,526,348
Common
—V.
rearages on
on
165,
28,102
56,205
56,20®
$5,481,885
$9,974,609
$8,381,00®
-
-
2,815,111
3057.
p.
687,500
__
171,875
-
495,000
:—
i
/ 7
1,375,00®
866,250
2,800,000
•
-
5,615,111
4,900,00®
.
Northern
Sept. 18 voted to pay half of the
remaining ar¬
the first preferred
stock. Three quarterly dividends of $1.25
States Power Co.
—
_i„
—_
Maintenance
Taxes
.
279,095
Fed.: excess
Prov.
for
Net
Other
Net
69,331,932
3,704,314
$8,342,73®
2,781,579
543,855
565,731
788,34®
898,339
398,700
814,500
456,689
948:086
491,500
580,400
971,600
862,80®
71,200
94,600
149,300
316.19®
176,85®
$1,211,133
$1,172,332
$2,200,276
122,077
$1,960,90®
1Q4.125
233,814
162,70*
$1,333,311
446,168
$1,276,457
382,911
804,846
778,25®
$887,143
$893,546
$1,629,243
$1,345,349
inc.)tax_
—
inc. -tax
.
-—'
oper..
incomes
_
(net)
income
income
165,
r
deducts.—
income
Cum. ,pfd.
—V.
Subs.)—Earns*
1947—12 MOS.--1946
415,800
-
taxes
profits
State
income
Gross
Total
than
-income
211,468
(&
487,182
-.
(ather
Federol
(Wis.)
1947-^6 Mos.—1946
$4,877,256
$4,350,621
1,921,244
1,436,431
revenues
.Operation
Common
$5,457,995
Niagara Hudson Power
Corp.—To Pay Half of Remain¬
on First Preferred Stock—
directors
I
Preferred, $5 series.—
Preferred, $3.60 series
$6,984,343
$5,773,725
28,102
$5,340,783
Net
.
$13,457,878 $14,162,13®
244,089
176,17*
$7,255,5.08, $7,343,029 $13,701,968
$14,338,31®
1,886,'622
1,838,041 "3,671,154-5,901,10®
r_—,
deductions.—'
income
Dividends:
'1947—12 Mos.—1946-,
$58,768,279 $54,410,92®
$7,134,752
$7,246,301
120,756"
' 101,728
'
*
O
,
(& Subs.)—Earnat
"
-23„780,276, ,20,813,340 '45,310,400
-40,248,78®
Subsid. divs. & minority
interest
$6,999,560
$3,258,070
<
(net).'—_
Depreciation
3,854,298'
$7,26.0,796
.
week
.
operating income-
-2,534,000
ing Arrearage
The
/
17,578,953
1,593,000
$4,338,250
the
Mos.—1946
./— $30,915,029
$28,059,641
revenues'
Operating
I
1947—12 Mos.—1946
f
far
1947—6
Total opqr. exp?. & taxes
1,636,000
/___/—/^ "
Gross income •__/
Income deductions
Corp.—Earnings—
2,067,824
1—•
Operating income
,
.
Period End. June
30-r^
$17^205,526. $16,071,940 $32,686,823
$32,602-,811
tax_
2,386,433
.
tMills,-
1,844,000
income /taxes—:
Fed.- excess
Other taxes
2,049^03®
-Donnally; of
Worsted
-
1947—6 Mos.-i-1046
revenues —/--;
2,727,270
2,341,578
this .company
of
.
Other
|
Operating
1,363,635
1,170,789
;
'
y
Northern States Power
Co. (Minn.)
the. Boston Consoli-;
4
New York Powpr <&
IJght
$6,595,19®
1,170/789'
'
Period'End. June 30—
of
,
<
*__/
$8,497,345
•
Conn.;
L
I,'; James.
R.
Co.,
1,431,205
$4,557,121
f
1,363.635
stock:
—_
.output
Net
Co.,C
U,'
ended Sept.
totaled 55,765,000
20, 194T.
kwh., as compared with
49,636,000 kwh," for th®
corresponding week last year,, an
increase of 12.4%.—V.
166, p. 1153.
,)and
Pacific Tea
628,22®
-
$7,111,552 $13,262,829
$13,928,28*
1,838,828
3,671,154
5,901,88®
.
$4,617,208
5,098,"30®
1,480,19®
722,300
—-—
$7,009,823 $12,996,528
$13,752.'ll®
'
'101,728
266,300
176,17*
142,966
-
6,715,550
,
$6,883,967
"
r
Subs.)—Earning®
1947—12 Mos.—1948
;3,095,523
-.523,102.,
preferred"
Co.,
Hew Yprk; John L.
Halk sepior
:the law firm .-of
,Choate,.Hail-& Htewart, of-Boston, Mass.;
Hartford/ President of'the Great
Atlantic
Gas
$618,26*
58,768,279 $54,410,92®
22,798,325
19,117/58®
3,340,541
3,-118,17®
5,582,500
5,182,50®
6,562,533
6,033,52®
9,849,744
■
—
1
of
York;.. Edward
.
58,39®
$760.05®
ISS/ia'J
Crll;50®
Weekly ..Output Increased, 12.4%Electric
England Telephone
Oliver, of the law firm
H., Ratbbun^ .President,
701,65®
$^82,500
$30,915,029 $28,059,641
minority
7%
««venv
.the .State -Street .Trust
President jof the /Aetria Insurance
&
2,095.65®
; 2,610
111,133
"
■
1,886,622
&
6 %
carry--
of
T.
1946 %
$2,797,31®
2,513,084
—„_
taxes__
.i
——
(het)_—l
:
directors.are:
$798,11*
$693,634
Federal -income
income
Divs.'
.
new
$998-45®
200,04*
*
'interest'-
-
;r§organized -New
/
r
1947
Gross income
,"//.- $7,026,933'
inc. deductions.—
■
of
'
Co.—Earnings—
x
revenues
Subsid. divs.
5,065,-707
3,068,269,.
credit
287,24®
$373,013
:_
Total
•
Boston, Mass., and Edwin -S. S.
Sunderland, of the
Davis, Polk,. Wardwell, Sunderland &
Kiendl, of i^ew
•York—V. 166,' p.;'1153.
:
—V.
New England Tel. &
Tel. Co.—Invitation
for Bids—
Bids for
a
$570,03®
428,11®
..
891,023
operating income.
Other
,
as
$636,308
Dr31,225
.
Net
.for
Palmer, -the
■
.
payable,
purchase
$150,885
314,010
7~
;
Healy, -Professor-of
Transportation, Yale Uni-v
Conn.; James Lee
Doomis, Chairman of 'the Con¬
Mutual, Dife/Insurance
Co., of Hartford,. Conn.; ; John J.<
McKeop-, senior partner-, Chas,
W....Scranton & rCo., of New Haven,
Conn.; Maj. Fred N.
dated
ASSETS—Cash in banks, .in
dry, accounts receivable due
the
253)62®
y——
profits tax
income taxes.,.,—
.
6(1.
10
excess
York; Kent
vefsity, Hew Haven,
«.
195
163,991
276,196
/
excess
State
6d.
.
10
6,385,625
directors
New
law
:
.
LIABILITIES—Notes
47,098
71,625
t*~'
Taxes
/-*_
Sept. 24 elected Howard S.
Providence,
$1.25
..
of
New
50,066*
102,446
post-war
:
-
117/73®
196,99®
1.090,49*
33,952
$119,789
(other than .inc.)
Federal income taxes.—
4s,
17%
.
•
1947—12 Mos.—194*
195,021
$17p,125
50,335
Maintenance j.__—
Depreciation J_^_
.
3d.
4J/2d.,
,
.
20
•♦
142,980
25,623
Operation
•
9d.
5
.7%
-
31.150
..
$144,501
306.
p.
Operating
Palmer as
President.;and Chairman
executive-committee.
He had been
President and Chief Exec-*
O£fioej of the
\eompflny-since-Nov, 1„ 0.934, and trustee since"
Nov.-87 T935. V.v* ^
'(
partner
$306,615
$1.50
will b®
outstanding^
47,731
:
Period End. June 30—
•
2s.
necticut
40,350
102.446
$3.03
stock
$2,516,14B,
Northern States Power Co.
(Del.)
utive
John'A.
25,012. "<
"441,700 '
49 209
.102,446
....
of
three
arnt
4*
.Jbife.'-.'Inpurarw:.e'.
37<629 i
$358,059
12
_./
—V. -166,
*
50
an<®
wholly-
a
Sept.
$2,605,826
'1,191,328
74,503
in
Balance
41/2
"12>/2
.
..
40,256
deductions
Reduction
and
$631,227
,282,736
excess
f
1
43,711
"
m
).
.
166,'-p.\953.
Income
-
3d.
5'Ad./
.
25
/
288,084
retirements-_
3d.
5
$825,011
gen. exps.
to
ami
:
with
Corp.,
Subs.)—Earnings—
1947—3 Mos.—1946
revenues
Grpss income
6d.
1
1
on
•
Total other income-
.
212;604
78,750
the
i
(
•
Sept.
Allerton.F, Brqoks, .Pi^sident,
Co., New Haven, Conn.; Edward
G.r
Buokland, formerly Chairman of the
.hoard,.Hew- Haven, Dqnn.; -Myron
F.
Converse, President of .the
Worcester 'Five "Cjents
Savings Bank,
Worcester,/Mas^.;-Harry -C. CHagerty, Vice-P»e^dent and Treasurer of
15,634,669
35,079
196,901
235,493
40,155
.245,869
dividends
per
86,748
$575,793
16,294,593
34,974
■
389,600
38,400
laxes__
/Net profit
Preferred dividends
•Common
.
April
merger
Class
Total
.
.credit .accruals
1943.—V.
Southern
'
.
.217,557
229,152
•.
the
stockholders
•
30
Ltd.--,—1
Boston;^Morgan -S.:.Brainard,.•
Affiliated
Companies/ Hartford,
$21;«5;074--$20,08J,T63 $17,697,774 $16,698,578,
20,072,988
deductions
on
Refractories
by the
Se-pt.
income
„
Cost of sales & gen,
exp.
Interest
paid
England
Total .operating
revenue deductions—
Operating income
Rate per
Share
•
■
$20,932,681 $19,635^710
$17,347,738 $16,359r743
482,393
446,053
350,035, / ,338T836
.
record
15
Charles" "<Francis ' Adams,
/Chairman
Subs.)—Earnings—
.
New
1? Months Ended June 30-roperating revenues—
-
per- shartt
Co.—-Recapitalization
Involves
Northern Pennsylvania Power
partial .adjustment of estimated
un¬
profits credit -carry.-back Jrom
1946 to 1944 "and also- an
adjustment of J.945 income^and
to
In
(&
•
of -the
from
Inc.
"
!
-
-...
'
:
bonus!
of
v-V.
$2,112,255
:
outstanding!; 32,300
,Neisner Brothers,
on
which
approved
income
Net
New York New Haven &
Hartford «RR.—^New Board—
•/'i The new.i.l)6-man poar.d of
1 /Will
,4*/4 %v
preferred
shares to
/cumulative /preferred .shares
'/o
on
-increasing - the number of cumulative.
preferred shares
32,800 to 72,300 shares, to
permit the creation of
40,000 cumula-preferred -shares, '3.8%:
series.—V. 166, p, 1153.
•-cumulative
effective
excess
accrual
-
meeting to
designation ' of the
changing, .the
369,546
,
Hotels,
income—-
used
^
Naiioual.Tea Co., Chicago—To
Create New:Pfd. Stock'
The
vote
the
Gross incqme
Income deductions
1947—^Month—1946
1947—8 Mos.—1946
income—$7,639,838 $7,234,290 $59,632,077
•U. S. ;income taxes
,$47,453,493
403;000 "Cr537,703
2,770,063 "Cr937.703'
Other*railway taxes—_•
431,673
363;828
3,604,474
2,875,496
Net ry. oper.
income
.„•
921.802„. 1,977,973
accounts
v
}
cents
stocks, payable Oct.
,
banks/ $460,000;
*
J
'
New York Chicago >& St.
Louis
$225/245;
p.
of
was
'
Gross
taxes
1,62,
•
G&a Exploration
Co., Ltd.
Period End.
Aug. 31—
,
.
payable
due
to
employees, $318; proyisionr
(less U. S. Treasury notes
and accumulated
$103,910), $2,564; long terrrt
liabilities, notes-payable, bank,:
;$ia0,a00; Deserves,I$12,223;;
capital stock,
$1,625,009; surplufi, $700,Jlu;v
total; $3,206,-269.—V.
accrued
fqr Federal
interest of.
Refractories
recapitalization,
income ;and
Other
declared the-
Rate .per
Cent
Mines, „Ltd.
Co., ILt'd.l
(Farms
African
"Includes' 5%
on
.
LIABILITIES—Notes
'
,
Adlingten Jleldiugs, S. .A. -Ltd.—
Ltd._,
1—,
.Alkali, Ltd—--—
Union Cold
Storage of South Africa, Ltd.
'
;
„
,
and
of
$2,481,8011
'
:
have
shareholders
S. A. General
Industries,
The South /Vtrlcan
unereon
hand, $357,767;'accounts receivable
(less reserves),
i$415,457;• ach'ances on grain
-purchases and miscellaneous
-receivables, r $.45,584; inventories of
manufactured
products,
(grain and feed, ingredients and
supplies, $813,234; due from
,8550; investments,; $450; iflxed
employees,
assets, net, $1,487,118; deferred
charges,$86,199; total, $3,206,269.
;
;
.and
■"
companies
to registered
Kuper & Co. Ltd.
The
30,
of
group
•Radford
-
BALANCE
75
1, July
166, p., 1153.
Operating income
;
FjrsL Electric Cof p. of South
.Africa, Ltd—
Kinemas, Ltdl—
:
$0.76
applicable
1946
.dividend of
,
Group of Cos. (Union of South
1_
Development,& Explorat/n Co., Ltd.
Areas, Ltd.—
j.
Amalgamated
$76,031
;
ocqupancy
1947,
*'
following
West Rand
Western
-
share
per
*
Gold, Coal & Estate Co., Ltd
New Witwatersrand
1947
:_i
^
the
-Goidfiel'ds; Ltd._-J/_l__:_::_l/____
Lydenburg Gold
.New Mines, Ltd
;
iax_"
of
Rooderand Main. Reef
Mines, ,Lld.„_„
Somerset Investment
Corp., Ltd.___^.
ENDED
?each;
Other taxes
-
256/725
•
$2,144,944
'
Eastern Transvaal
Consolidated
are
of each class
tax
directors
New* Unioh
agree¬
There
a
1
company
for
Fed.
bond*
carry
Corp.—Dividends—
was
.
1,063,022
;
$2,514,490
369,546
•Prov.
the
must
payments were
n>ade: April
and Dec. ,<31, 75
cents.—V.
Period End, June 30—
$3,801,548
1,061,875
-256,921
period—.-
Company—
notes
6,761
Earnings
-
-
--
.
Co.—Earnings—
.EARNINGS FOR
before
—
dividends,-payable
19,1947:
y • ; • •' *. '•
outstanding. Proceeds
working capital.—V. 166, p. 1153..
*
;
National Oats
Net
165,
$7,500,000 notes
note
,
that
delivery in settlemea*
.
cents
Oper., iadm. &
.Maintenance
;
-
-
■following
addition-^
notes and
at
were added
stock-for the
Africa)'—Dividends
—•
/
.
$3,833,286
88,490
21,096-
applicable-to
The
A
Sept.
subsidiary,
Operating
$3,685,712
138,018
88,490
New Union Goldfields
$1.981
.
a
following
profits/.taxes
$3,695,268
„__A—$192,166
ineome
•
4,719,0313,199,491.
3,731,523.
-12,033
•
.
600,000
„
directed
be
A and class B
common
25.
A. like amount
Northeastern Water Co. (&
15,837,736
$293,778
10,198
$301,752
mtge.-bonds-^-i
18,123,436
3,243,282
3,164,340
3,688,500
-.$1,113,707 ; $1,187,998 5
outstanding——-A
/
1,415,363
share_T
$0.72,
p.' 2139.
...............
plan
Balance
185,305
—
165,
to
15, 1947,
Only one
outstanding - after -completion - of
exchange -for
classes of old
stock.—V. 166, pp. 1153 and
Inc.—Earnings-
300,900
int.-and-deducts.
Net
.
—V.
this
became
qther.
Sept.- -19
and
year.--
the
plan
owned
'
1,429,006
270,140
203,229
266,677
approps.
—V.>166,-p. 569.
Net income
Common shares
Earned per
and
470.
p.
.26,246
•
into
,
$0.69!
company's
166,
1,630,132
4—_
taxes
"
Int.-
1,066,300
60,996
$0.67- '
-
1947—Month—1946
1947—7 Mos.—'1946
$2,691,592
$2,553,880 $31,913,826 $31,173,493
Gross income
v
68,546
800 069
'
taxes, depreciation and depletion
all eligible
employees under
$2,534,397
124,704
—
——
'
$0.58
on-
"Flat,"
the directors declared
record
1946,
The
>
$1.08
tTo
Net Operating revenue
Other ineome
(net)
7,413,422
_T1_.
expense
18,
American
Effective—
\
t
xompensation.-r-V.
.
♦
$1,143,543
.
Exchange
North
,f
Period Ended July 31-
Other
_1_„—
$1,350,969
$2,113,192
deducting .costs,
Prop, retire,
provision for Federal income
taxes————
Amortization of
intangibles--—i—i.
Miscellaneous charges
interest
Stock
outstanding class
Oct,-1, -50
■
,
1946
$1,465(660
—-
$1,317,516
York
Sept.
the
In
the- year 1946 were not
suffi¬
otherwise be payable in
1'94®
Income bonds, due
-2014, it i*
would
convertible
-
contracts 'made
beginning-Oct. 1, 1947,
1948, and subsequent
coupons.—V, 166, p. 953.
holders'of
75,000
.
—
New Orleans Public Service
$9,335(496
.
225,000
250,000
-
.
New
July 1, -this
250,000
.
649,638
—
210,000
-
668.
$14,690,042
13,224,381
-I——.
—
286,262
$1,650:969
Other,taxes —'—
*
1947.
—---
276,136
$1,602,516
,75,000
which
mortgage 5%
North American
Rayon
on
$1,364,707
386,411
wages
Nov. 1, 1947.-to
holder*
of
these -dividends tli*
preferred stock will
totaH
payment
the first
during
any- interest
Exchange
109,538
$1,326,379
9,
1944.
declared a regular
quarterly dividend of $fo®
first preferred stock for the
quarter ending Oct..
3*l'to stockholders
of record Oct.
15.—V, 166, p. 96®*
continue to. be dealt In
April J,
36,638
$1,007,132
pay
general
The
of
-
•
.
——i—'„,
342,069
$1,393,543
„
dividends
"Alter
'
;
344,129
96,579
31
payable
the
on
.
shall
94,581
per' share on
1/960,000 shares —L__
.
6 Months ,Ended June 30—
13/367
388,929
Oct
also
the
announced.
$1,852,951
$2,363,192
operating ..expenses.
31,
75,970
to
the
on
100,947-
462,307
addl.
•
cient
$1,767,-087
•.
__
Earhings
Chemical Bank & Trust
Co., New York, N. Y., has been
pointed
ap¬
(trustee/, registrar and paying agent for
$766,000 3%% col¬
lateral trust bonds due
Dec.
(
$1,738:638
•-
After
1944
Norfolk Southern
Ry.—No Interest—
The/earnings of this company
69,824
$1,490,642
1947.
salaries
for
f
The
National City Lines,
Inc.—Earnings—
(
(Including wholly.-owned'subsidiaries)
on
1947, payable NoV.
On
income
contingencies.-
for
and
ox'
National Chain Store
Properties, Inc,—Trustee—
15,
share.
directors
share
per
166,
$1,621,294
losses™
income
tRes.
.
$0.75
/
Oct.
and,unpaid, dividends
per
The
ft.
cu.»
are
record
accrued
production
ago.—V.
71,511
-68,526
*
$2,466,489
emergency. expanses
Res.
$250,000'
$1.74
—-—
below
year
93,000
Non-recurring
1946
$583,000
——
share--—
166, p. 857.
124,647,000
a
$1,350,605
472,604
War
the
' v
of
a
1944
...
1947
1
,
week
;
'
week
1945
121,456
-
expenses
banking
-Earnings^—'
—
Earnings
•
-
_—
admin,
Oper.
National Battery Co. (&
Subs.)
at
1.39%
or
1946
-
Retroactive wage adjust.
director
a
or
Subs.)—Earnings—
110,023
Misc: other oper/income
Gen. .&
•
,
kwh.,
corresponding
.reported
ft.,
$2,235,010
Total Income
of
investment
470.
p.
Three Months.E'nded
July 31—.'
Net profit
(est.).—
•
is
cu.
corresponding
1947
•
-
—'
„
1,
the
3 Mos. End. June 30—
Other
committee
1,312,622
the
-•
"Sales
Namm's, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.—New
Director—
Frederic
A/S.
.
of
for
declared for the quarters
ended July 31,
31, 1945. The dividends
and-Jan.
output1
9.44%
$3.75
Sept.. 19 -week
of
ft.- for
cu.
kwh.
electric
each were
»
-
..
for
•
.Operating
\
increase
an
obliga¬
tions.
: —V.
(1257)
Association—Output—
this Association reports
>
Mutual Finance Co.,
Tampa, Fla.—Files with SEC—
of
19,
New Jersey Zinc Go. <&
The company on
Sept. 18 (filed a letter of (notification with
the SEC
for 2,420 shares
($100 par) 5% cumulative
preferred and 2,420 shares
(no par) common
stock, to. be offered at $105
per unit, consisting of
one share of .each.
The shares are to -be,distributed
by A. M. Kidder &
Co. as agent.
Proceeds will be used for
payment of current
firm
-
decrease
a
1153.
■
stock at $50 per
share.. Proceeds will be used for
partial'
payment of
outstanding bank loans—V. 153,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
'production .' of- 13,898,275
126,410,000
p.
Minn.—Preferred;
Offered—Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Minneapolis,
Sept. .23 offered 6,000 shares of 5 V2 %
.prior preferred
.on
ended Sept.
kwh.
This is
year., ago
Gas output
deben¬
holders
week
15,210,897
of
(A.
the
above
,the
on
B
r&
New England Gas & Electric
interest
10-y.ear .6%
cumulative
years' interest
will be made
:three
and
Payments
"COMMERCIAL
THE
—
5%
dividends
dividends"
p.
$2,434,090- $2,123,60®
13,$67
13,567
27,135
532,198
27,13®
524,397
1,056,595
1,136,193
3171.
Pacific Finance Corp. of
•
The company on
f
Sept. 24 filed
covering 19,750 shares ($10 par)
a
Calif.—Registers
with SEC—
registration statement with
the,SEC?,
stock, to be offered to officers'
common
and employees of the
company at $18 a share.
for general
corporate purposes.—V. 166,
p. 953.
Proceeds
will
be
used
Electric Co.
Pacific Gas &
proceeds
^°en
has
Joseph
elected a
•
inSmftaSs^earnings
^Undist
*-
company's direct and .indirect
sents stock outstanding after
'
307.
p.
,
Corp.—Earnings—
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines
June 30/47 Mar.
period—
.
Operating
revenue
Operating
-
5,348,582
profit
.
income deductions (net
$19,549
217,206
*$2,206,149 *$2,186,600
125,811
343,017
Dr)
•Loss.
Net
.
STATISTICS
Qtr. End.
30,'47 Mar. 31,'47
4,448
3,975
Qtr. End,
June
Period—
Avg. no.
during
•
Revenue
miles
in operation
of airplanes
period
scheduled
miles
«Revenue
6 Mos.
flown
—I
8,795,596
dividend
Preferred
90.04
—V.
521,910
17.8
Net
Net
—V.
318,304
shares ($100 par) preferred
Proceeds will be used
for 3,000
2,043,248
12,336,630
underwriting.
165, p. 815.
V.
SEC
stock, to be sold at par, without
corporate purposes.—
to
extraordinary construction program
carrying out an
of
of the
was
program
000,000
—V.
covering major
additions to the company's electric system.
estimated by the company at approximately
and work is expected to be completed by the end of
and
improvements
to
166,
Cost
$39,-^
J951.
858,
p.
an
of 15.0% .—W.. 166,-p,
increase
1154,ic. 000/. 'M
Cf
1
„
'iti4,,',
&-;.Co£c5;._Corji;^Fto
Subsidiaries)
1947—3 Mos.—1946
1947—6 Mos.—1946
$1,759,920 . $760,783 $3,836,778 $2,757,134
Gross earnings
-/
and taxes—
exps.
1,721,771
$38,149
Profit
•'•/• Divs.
allied
from
Radio-Keith-Orpheum.Cprp. (&
(XnclU-ding Wholly Owned
Period End. June 30—
1,037,753
$$276,970
5,210
.
'
21,502
7,533
Cr57,000
$30,392
$$203,877
$77,828
$$106,085
(est.)
•Net
inc.
for
the
shs.
Earnings
164,888
164,888
Nil
$0.47
Nil
$34,106
$26,709
$69,070
$60,283
165,
15.—V.
dperec.
tLoss. '
TWELVE MONTHS ENDED
JUNE 30
1947
$5,767,170
7,603,875
5,919,565
$93,462
$$152,395
16,210
Drl.342
71,251
63,802
$180,923
$$89,935
24,188
10,930
42,000
1,000
$114,735
Operating expenses and taxes—
•
1946
$7,697,337
earnings
utoss
$$101,865
20,117
Profit
Divs.
from
allied cos. operated
under leasehold
agreement
Sundry
•
^
income
income__
Gross
Charges to incomes
Prov. for income taxes
•Net income foi*
(est.)
the period
Depreciation charges of prior years
»' *•
f
»
&
Net
,
-
-
income
transferred to surplus
Earnings per share
•
♦After
charges for
$114,735
$$81,748
$0.69
Nil
$138,898
$110,327
depreciation
Sept.
20,
7,358,000 kwh.,
l^st
the outstanding
of
;
Phillips Electrical Works,
of
Ltd,, Toronto,
Qnt.—Regis¬
'
'
Ltd. (Canada)—Bonds Called
first mortgage 15-year
sinking fund 4'/2%
been called for redemption on Oct. 15, next,
Payment will be made at The Royal Bank of
Canada in Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec, St. John, Halifax or
Vancouver, Canada.—V. 165, p. 2803,
bonds, series A, have
at 103% and interest.
9,386,985
Directors, Etc.—
William Hamhave been elected directors.
N., retired, and
Bros.,
also announced
President,
71,815,969
24,443,048
9,725,355
20,700,750
Eurroughs,
that W. H.
will join the
955.
Stock Of¬
130,000
shares of common stock, no par (represented by voting
trust certificates) at $5.75 per share.
The stock is being
(Mass.) Racing
fered—Bonner & Bonner,
Association, Inc.
—
Inc., on Sept. 25 offered
behalf of certain stockholders and no proceeds
will accrue to the company.
organized in Massachusetts, April 18, 1935
under the name of Wonderland Amusements, Inc.
Name was changed
to Wonderland, Inc., May 26, 1938, and to present title on March 22,
HISTORY—Company was
1940.
Sept.
Sept.
Greyhound racing meetings have been
property ever since the Summer of 1935.
shares of
(par lc).
cumulative annual dividends to the extent
of 7%
of par value, and is redeemable in whole or in part at $1 per
share plus accrued dividend,
if any; it is further provided that no
dividends shall be declared or paid on the common stock until the
entire issue of the class A stock has been redeemed or called for
redemption. The class A stock shall have voting power only in the
event that no dividends thereon shall have been paid for a period of
stock
A
two years
of the
is entitled to
after Jan. 1, 1948.
presently outstanding stock, prior to the sale and issue of any
stock now offered, consists of 300,000 shares of common, issued
the
by
company to the organizers at par.
These
are held for investment and have been put
and five days.
concentrates,
by processing them into
300,000 shares of
in escrow for one
far
the
country.
metallic salts, and initially to
market tungstic
scheeiite (a type of tungsten ore) have been con¬
verted by this process under the direction of Harley A., Sill and as:,
reported by him the conversion resulted in chemically'pure'"metallic
salts.
Other rare metallic salts, he states, should be successfully pro¬
duced
by this method, among which are manganese, molybdenum,/
titanium, zirconium, vanadium and lithium; conclusive tests in respect
to
of
the foregoing
The
of
No.
company
have not been conducted.
to base its initial
proposes
and processes, as set
2,390,105, dated Dec. 4, 1945.
the
methods
public offering of securi¬
country. However, there
racing companies listed on
that this offering is the first
greyhound racing business in this
It is believed
ties
of
are
about 20 stocks of
a
•Yr.
English greyhound
Stock Exchange.
London
the
End.
Length
re;
Meeting
100 days
100
days
100 days
100 days
84
days
50
days
100
days
11945
1946
1947—
•Company's fiscal year
the
tFor
(
DIVIDENDS *J,r*
of' 'vTotal Amount NdtS Eafhhigs
OPERATIONS AND
April 30
.
Paid
None
$13,581,915
$142,009
17,539,499
18,826,250
28,574,512
574,076
$424,557
455,539
375,180
501,680
ends on April 30,
452,157
565,460
34,750,881
25,803,724
49,915,633
460,000
608,212
460,000
1,445,952
1,038,400
thus earnings for the yea*
track operations during
ended April 30, 1945, company
year
^Dividends
(After Taxes)
Wagered
the Summer of 1946.
was
allotted 100 days
the Massachusetts Racing Commission. However,
racing meet was conducted by the company for the
agent for the National War Fund, Inc., to which
the 16-day meet accrued. The income and expenses of
are not included in the above figurs,
racing
by
a 16-day
benefit of and as
the entire profits for
the 16-day meet
CAPITALIZATION—The
capitalization of the company
is J,300,000
stock authorized and outstanding. Company has no
mortgages or preferred stock. All of the
ing shares "of the company are deposited with and held
trustees under an agreement dated April 2, 1940, which will terminate
April 2, 1948, unless sooner terminated by action of the
outstand¬
by voting
trustees.
outstanding bonds,
166, p. 1056.
—V.
Reynolds Pen
Milton
Co.—Acquires "Printasign" Firm—
board, on Sept. 23 announced the
Reynolds, Chairman of the
Chicago,
The
thta company of the Printasign Corp. of America,
111., for a price said to be "in the neighborhood of $500,000."
Printasign is a machine for printing signs and, is widely used
department stores.—V. 165, p. 1234.
purchase by
St..
Louis-Southwestern RR.—Trustee
operations upon utilization
forth in United States Patent
District
Federal
Judge
George
by
Discharged by
on Sept. 24 discharged
and congratulated him on
H. Moore
Berryman Henwood as trustee of the road
the road's return to private control under a
as well as bondholders.
reorganization plan approved
plan preserving
of stockholders
After a
sary
in view of the
"This
is
a
the rights
found unneces¬
years, the Cotton
where a railroad, unable
ago, has come back to pay off
rather unique situation
obligations some 12 years
its
by the ICC was
railroad's profits during the war
its former owners last July 24.
Belt was returned to
tq meel
its obli¬
commented
gations and return to private operation," Judge Moore
after approving Mr. Henwood's final report on his trusteeship.
Mr. Henwood told the Court that in addition to reducing its
debt
funded
than $15,000,000, the railroad had reinforced its. rolling
hundreds of new cars and steam and Diesel locomotives paid
out Of current income, improved tracks on much of its main line,
installed modern safety equipment.—V. 166, p. 955.
by more
stock by
for
to engage primarily in the business of treating
particularly those containing rare minerals
acid.
Concentrates
conducted annually on this
It is believed that the num¬
attending and the amounts wagered at the Revere track
greater than those of any dog or greyhound racing track in
ber of persons
Court—
3,
Class
a greyhound racing track and
and buildings are located on ap¬
physical assets are owned in fee
operates
and
owns
Company
at Revere, Mass.
The track
proximately 40 acres of land. All
and unencumbered.
park
shares of common
3174.
refractory
of this company and its subsidiaries for the week
1947, amounted to 136,233,000 kwh., an increase
or 5.7%, over the corresponding week of
year.—
V. 166, p. 1154.
All
p.
The company proposes
Co.—Weekly Output-
The electric output
.
$0.84
$1.30
$6,881,353
3,818,422
$1.80
1947.
CAPITALIZATION—Authorized capital consists of 300,000
class A stock (par $1) and 2,200,000 shares of common stock
Sept.
year
iMiv
C-i"' ended
$5,107,347
3,924,913
Chemical Co.—Stock Of¬
York, are offering (solely
as a speculation) 295,000 units comprised of one share of
class A stock (par $1) and one share of common stock
(par 10). The price per unit is $1.01. i
Transfer Agent; United States Corporation Co., Jersey City; N. J.;
Registrar: Registrar and Transfer Co,, Jersey City, N. J.
HISTORY
AND BUSINESS—Company
was organized in Nevada,
common
Philadelphia Electric
Reeves
Minerals Processing &
Rare
The
—
depletion and
$Loss.—V. 165, p. 2674.
(JiKT
$3,205,399
3,818,422
$2,836,664
3,924,913
$0.72
fered—Thornton & Co., New
RESULTS FOR THE
7
$8,067,347 $11,543,353
2,960,000
4,662,000
tration Statement Withdrawn—
The registration statement (No. 7104), which became effective
9 and .covered 460,000 shares of common stock was withdrawn
$0.18
for de¬
and
:
outstdg—
Earns,
per
com.
share
—V. 166, P. 705.
164,838
outstanding—
share
pletion
all
after
shares
Com.
164,888
per
•After charges
$5,347,399
2,142,000
Raleigh Red Lake Mines,
pe¬
riod
Cap.
$4,200,664
1,364,000
3,649
1,605,853
41,000
taxes
income
for
Prov.
$140,330
15,000
//Charges to income
taxes
est. inc.
profit
charges
$$254,026
6,851
$56,826
_
1,108,786
Assistant Treasurer of Burlington Mills Corp.,
organization as Controller on Oct. 1,—V. 166, p.
ended April 30, 1947 cover
Net
$$98,553
11,434
income
2,258
-
35,650
33,903
22,944
—
-
'
210
18,466
4,065,246
partner in Lehman
Reeves,
M.
J.
1944_
1,603,244
assets
for
Prov.
operated under lease¬
agreement
$2,597,420
29/46 June 28/47 June
the
on
capital
$$134,203
$101,217
operationssale of
from
Profit
Total
hold
Gross
Profit
2,891,337
3,735,561
26 Weeks Ended
29/46
$5,345,140 $6,461,494 $11,539,703
June 28/47 June
Period—
Subs,)—Earnings—
Ended
13 Weeks
cos.
Sundry income
76,154,444
formerly
are
Engineering & Service Corp.—Output—
Electric output of the operating companies served by this corpora¬
tion for the week ended Sept. 20, 1947, totaled 231,052,000 kwh., as
compared with 200,904,000 kwh. for the corresponding week last year,
Public Utility
><ir
brss
.
65,606,472
10,045,666
1—
from the sale
Bonds—
'
...
$9,791,949
2,859;902
995,175
1,951,088
sold on
...
Public Service Co. of Indiana, ^c.—To Issue
The company has asked the SEC for permission to issue and sell
$15,000,000 of first mortgage'bonds, series O. due Nov. 1, 1977,
finance its construction program.
The company said it proposes to
use part of the proceeds from the sale of
the bonds to pay the costs
manufacturer—contract
:i^X(*Pennsyiyania Coal
p.
merslough,
117,557
$0.39
for general
1944
$9,022,711
1946
Reeves Bros., Inc.—Two New
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, U, S.
SEC
The
1945
$9,264,691
2,051,715
984,394
income
859.
oper.
166,
$1.06
8,211,932
—
income—
railway
from
ry.
628,110
$1.03
1947
$9,766,982
2,062,372
1,017,120
railway
from
Gross
$666,422
628,110
75,562,042
17,596,817
railway
oper.
ry.
$649,736
628,100
$1.79
Co.—Earnings—
railway
from
from
Net
Prosperity Co., Inc., Syracuse, N. Y.—Files with
company on Sept. 17 filed a letter of notification with the
51.45
$1,124,260
—
3327.
p.
Reading
*
Oper.
165,
Revere
136,819,296
265,944,714
banks;'5 $4,000,000; traffic balances
and trade accounts payable, $1,439,612; accrued liabilities, including
'payrolls, $1,069,865; transportation taxes, employees withholding taxes,
^fetc., $414,758; deposits on air travel card accounts, $39.9,074; unearned
transportation revenue, $200,870;
15-year 3V2% convertible income
debentures, due Sept; 1, 1960, $9,850,000; reserve for uninsured losses,
$53,867; common stock (par $1), $479,083; capital surplus, $2,838,729;
earned deficit, Dr$4,091,054; total, $16,654,804.—V. 166, p. 570.
-
——
income
August—
$154,672
37,115
_
profit applicable to common stock
Net profit per share of common stock
—V. 165, p. 2549.
$2,320,760)
l,196,500j
shares outstanding
Earnings per share
$273,859
13,124
Net
on hand and demand deposits in banks, $1,720,381;
securities, at cost, $920,000; • accounts receivable,
$1,821,050; inventories, at cost, less reserves for obsolesf''cence, $1,732,436; deposit due from aircraft
canceled, $440,000; property and equipment, at cost (net) > $9,327,598;
prepaid expenses and deferred charges, $371,333; unamortized debt
discount and expense and other assets, $322,006; total, $16,654,804.
LIABILITIES—Notes payable
tax—
earned surplus
requirement—
Net profit to
8,049,853
JUNE . 30, 1947
fless reserves,
V
19432
Net
taxes
income
.
1946
1945
Not stated
1947
:—
taxes
before
,
,
Domestic Subsidiaries)
(Including
30—
Capital
$286,983
3,188
129,123
—
deductions
for Federal income
Income
Government
S.
income
Gross
40
ASSETS—Cash
v
Profit
Federal
the board of directors.
:t,.,
,
.
... '
Inc.—Earnings—
Raybestos-Manhattan,
Net
4,448
4,129,874
3,544,478
115,446,946
43.62
147,644
170,660
1,110,445
932,803
7,795,209
4,541,421
BALANCE SHEET,
CONDENSED
■
r
-
46.2
43.2
4,665,722
4,505,375
ton miles
and air freight
Passenger ton miles
income
Other
44.7
miles
ton
Express
after parent company expenses
Operating earnings
End.
37
40
84.64
320,815
201,095
14.9
50,362,856
f'fu.
the
for
6 Mos. End. June
$344,862
71,003
——
——
including interest & gen. taxes
June 30,'47
cent of sched. miles flown—
94.81
^Revenue passengers (unduplicated)
•
Avg. no. of passengers per mile—
20.1
« Revenue
passenger miles—/
86,456,440
Revenue seat miles operated—150,497,768
Passenger load factor (%)
"' " 57.45
Mail
operating earnings
company expenses,
Provision
/Per
i
Farent
operation
in
Stations
operation
in
miles
Route
•'
—-—
the company with
and to provide working
will be used therefor as
this issue is to provide
erection of plant facilities,
capital for the conduct of the business and
may
be determined from time to time by
—V. 166, P, 1154.4 .
.
...
.
$3,991,603
3,646,741
—
—
month.
about $1,000 per
of
PURPOSE—The purpose of
capital
From January
OPERATING
.v^'
loss
Gross
$2,529,617
$2,331,960
$197,657
loss
Net
operating revenues
v
months.
designs for
estimated
(& Sub.)—Earnings—
INCOME, SIX MONTHS ENDED JUNE 30, 1947
Operating expenses
lease basis. This equip¬
lined tanks, electrolytic
tanks, motor
leaching tanks and
.
(including claim for
CONSOLIDATED
Gross
includes
tanks, mills, grinders, crushers, agitators, solution storage
generators, air receivers and compressor, furnaces,
other equipment.
' ' '
• - • .
„■
The test period of the pilot plant should not exceed
six
During this experimental period employees will be trained,
larger units completed and procedures determined with an
Portland Transit Co.
5,459,518 10,808,100
Operating
Other
31/47 June 30,'47
$5,368,131 $3,253,369 $8,621,500
expenses
-
6 Mos. End.
Qtr. End.
Qtr. End.
'.
.
.
.
...
present facilities will be available on a
a
chemical laboratory, lead
whose
Federal tax refund, $780,000), $822,006;
land, buildings, machinery, equipment, etc. (less reserves for deprecia¬
tion
and depletion,
$18,167,341), $5,818,622; investment in foreign
subsidiary (50% owned) whose only asset is land (less reserve), $57,000;
deferred charges to future operations, $207,704; total, $12,966,057.
LIABILITIES—Notes payable (banks), $600,000;. accounts payable
(trade),
$397,992; accrued liabilities (wages, taxes, interest, etc.),
$524,503; provision for Federal income tax, $352,831; first mortgage
bpnds (sinking fund payment due July 27, 1947), $400,000; first mort¬
gage bonds, 3y4% series due 1953, $2,450,000; reserve for self-insurance
(workmen's compensation), $252,476; capital stock ($7 par), $3,681,755;
capital surplus, Dec. 31, 1945, $3,169,658; surplus paid in on exercise of
capital stock warrants, $15,145; earned surplus since Jan. 1, 1946,
$1,121,697; total, $12,966,057.—V. 165, p. 2674.
$2.90
idle.
now
cost
ment
$46,000;
'46
mines
of
planned to equip a pilot plant at Los Angeles, Calif., at a pro¬
of approximately $20,000. It is to be located within the
established premises occupied by Harley A. Sill a consulting engineer
ASSETS—Cash, $1,629,712; notes and accounts receivable (less re¬
$1,190,277; inventories, $3,182,236; U. S. Govt, securities, on
deposit with State Workmen's Compensation Commissions,
cash on deposit with trustee, $12,500; sundry investments and deferred
non-consolidated subsidiaries, representing the
net interest as a stockholder. tRepre2-for-l split on July 8, 1946.—V. 166,
partially owned
•Of
30, 1947
.located in the far
sources of raw
is
It
company).
sales were
ended June 30, 1945, net
equipment comparatively
An operation of this type
inexpensive.
and
near
jected
serves),
$21,792,000
t7,504,272.
$10,205,000 $17,407,000
t7.504,272
7,118,872
$l.ll
' $1.36"
$2.45
885,000
7.118.872
$7
Net profit
—
•Capital shrs.voutstdg._-.
;Earnings per share
,
the three months
$1,197,592 and net loss amounted to $252,930.
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET, JUNE
$17,652,000
4,140,000
$9,151,000 $14,218,000
1,489,000
1,054,000 3,189,000
$6,396,000
'
tax and surtax (subsidiary
derived
is designed to provide a
materials and ready markets for company's
products may affect substantial savings in freight charges.
These
savings alone should justify the operation as economic. Utilization of
this process in the treatment of rare mineral and complex ores of low
values which are to a large degree now commercially unprofitable, can
be made profitable thus permitting operation of some of
the great
$214,803
525,965
525,402
$0.59 1
$0.41
for Federal income
NOTE—For
receivables
"Pland
simple
west,
number
been
6 Mos. Ended
29, '46 July 5, '47 June 29,
July 5, '47 June
Period—
through utilization of the patented process.
The patent relates to an invention which
more economical method for treating ores by
$308,922
profit
Capital share3 outstanding
Earnings per share
•Provision
Ended—r—
3 mos.
rj
$259,003
30,425
*13,775
Net
Inc.—Earnings—
Paramount Pictures,
jr
$483,875
26,653
148,300
„.
Federal income tax
provided to the company ■
calls for pay-
to use such patent is
license
exclusive
agreement with the assignees of the patent, which
of 5% royalties on the receipts from sales of products
ments
14,876
48,377
funded debt
on
Provision for
Paraffine
-
$244,127
—
income
Total
Interest
Sept. 19 filed a registration
'covering $100,000,000 40-year debentures to be
bidding.
Proceeds will be used for company's
Company will receive bids for the purchase of
a.m., Oct. 21.—V. 166, p. 1153.
Companies, Inc.-^New Director—
A. Moore, Jr., President of Moore Dry Dock Co., has
director, succeeding Bruce F. Brown.-rV. 165, p. 2419.,.
$435,498
_
profit
income
Other
Co.—Registers with SEC—
statement with the SEC
sold through competitive
construction program.
the bonds up to 11.30
Tel.
Pacific Tel. &
The company on
2,396,690
123,833
expenses
Operating
V. 166, p. liw.
27/8% coupon.
will bear a
bonds
The
by the company with
improvement of facilities,
Utilities Commission.
tie
by
1946
$2,764,650
3,105,444
135,610
—
—
and ordinary tax
Depreciation and depletion
Cost,
of $75,000,000 first mortgage bonds
to be used in expansion and
authorized by
California Public
The- sale
the
sales
Net
1947
$3,676,552
Ended June 30—
Months
3
An
(& Subs.)—Earns.
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp.
Interest Rate on Bonds
—
Fixed at 27/s%—
'
Monday, September 29, 1947
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL &
THE
(1258)
10
and
Safeway
6 Months
Stores, Inc.
Ended June 30—
tNet income
"riertds
Preferred dividends
Balance
for
/.J/7/
common
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1946
1947
t$4,771,774
-
$4,299,748
1945
$2,407,286
500,802'
Not stated
$4,270,971
outstanding
2,570,647
2,540,648
•Earnings per common share
$1.66
$1.49
•After preferred dividend requirements.
tAfter interest charges, de
preciation and income taxes. $After deducting $520,000 contribution
employee retirement plan.—V. 166, p. 1154.
Common
shares
Volume
Number 4633
166
Schiff Co.
THE COMMERCIAL
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
postwar
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
profit
1947
sales
Net
shares
Earnings
per
half
holdings
share
and
of
S.
$3.96
the
shares
of
A.
213,053
Beck
dividends
in
of the issue outstanding,
of A.
222,750
—
include
$34,316
of
$170,442
half
1946
Beck
S.
year
Shoe
in
the
165,
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc.
To Issue and
Net Asset Value—To Split Shares Two
Redeem Shares at
notes
Net
the
Other
Fund
holders
that
who
these
The
and,
Fund
charges
are
it
necessary,
redeem
tion
under
formed
•will
be
curred
by
and
this
the Fund
redeem
firm
of
and
at
will
of
expenses
Stevens
be
these
of
net
Distributors,
the
Scudder,
there
because
shares
Fund
All
&
in
The
Net
of
the
a
premium of
1%..
1%
of net
Splitting
the
shares
issuance of additional shares
Net
asset value
and
redeemed
at
a
present shares on a two'-for-one
retirement of all shares in the treasury
and
of
asset
to
$50.71
V.
166, p.
value
of
the
share
per
to
Fund
being
accomplished
has
issued
for
bids
,
deposit,
income
U.
S.
Treasury
income
on
."
—
——
Provision
for
Provision
Director—
for U.
Colombian
S.
income
directors
per
stock.
In
ferred
share
per
Sept. 22 declared a regular quarterly dividend of
share on the 5 V2 % $20 cumulative convertible pre¬
on
cents
making
record
total
a
Oct.
An
of
cents
share
per
payable
Nov.
1
to
income
taxes
taxes.
the first dividends to be declared under the
are
As
payment
earned
Frederick
L, Chapman, Vice-President of
Herrick, Waddell & Co.,
of New York, has been elected a director of the corporation.—
166, pp. 472 and 308.
Inc.,
to
Seaboard Finance
W.
A.
pletion
President, announced Sept. 22 that upon' com¬
company's
exchange offer of new $2.60 convertible
(no par) for the outstanding series A and series B
stocks, 43,855 shares of the
new
stock
had been
taken
fered
the
preferred
under
the
exchange,
S53
Such
share
per
leaving
shares
plus
12,329
accrued
shares
offered
were
dividends
to
to
be
the
by
the
treaded
by The First Boston Corp.
Acceptances of the exchange amounted
.
•tock
and
over
Colo.
of the
group
new
and
money
offered
were
by
after
the
stock
of
exchange,
which
underwriters
of
serial
the
the
for
beginning
of the exchange period.
Delivery
exchange offer and' to the underwriters
of the new stock under
the
was made
Sept. 25.
The company expects -to make application in the
near
future for
the listing of its common stock on the New York
Stock Exchange.
The Chase National Bank of the
City of New York has been ap¬
pointed transfer agent for the $2.60 convertible preferred stock.
See
•lso V.
166, p. 1056.
Co.
shares
held,
at
1,810,000
$0.15
$9.50
the
to
holders
share
a
unsubscribed
any
of
the
Stork.
New
and
at
the
of
rate
Hutchinson
sale ' of
serial
an
in
Co.
of
are
1947
Serve!, Inc.^—Earnings—,
3L- "
be
of
notes
the
of
the
sale
of
the
company and
the common
balance
stock
is
together
1,726,926
in
Pueblo
and
environs.
tLoss.
provision
fBefore
$0.52
$0.41
,
for
Federal
provision
for
taxes,
Federal
•
$0.40
,
Months Ended June 30—
Expenses
Fixed
:
6,036,222
charges
Net
and
income
excess
profits
$1,807,483
1,306,950
—
Dividends
i
901,408
Surplus
—V.
166,
King
Coalition Mines
Period End. June 30—
•Net
profit
$102,561
Capital shares
Earnings
V.
per
all
•After
$327,317
outstdgshare
taxes
Co.—Earnings—
1947—3 Mos.—1946
$0.08
and
$$65,212
1,220,467
depreciation,
but
cents
Nil
before
$0.01
depletion.
Months
Ended June
(&
.
>
sales
.
1947
of
70 cents per
have
This
also
corporation
projects
18.
The
was
income
Total
—
—
1,915,883
near
paid
two
Oct.
on
income
Consol. net income for six
Common
dividends
$2,041,001
The
78,654
1
22,656
Long
1947
to
ended June 30
—
—-—
$1,610,681
surplus
596,400
$964,581
Earnings per share..
:
'
,
1————
amount
1946.
497,000
497,000
$2.47
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET, JUNE 30,
ASSETS—Cash,
coonts
$631,724
$3.24
—
and
$3,097,089; government
notes receivable (less reserve),
securities, $1,505,000;
$2,793,264;-inventories
ac-
not
In excess of cost or market, $5,641,251; prepaid and deferred
items,
§236,016; notes and accounts receivable, not current; $34,000; estimated
ferred
semi-annual
15,
1946,
dividends
for
made
166,
redemption
Net
profit
Earns,
per
share—
com.
the
$1,205,893
._
rate
'
1
.
1944
$1,129,032
•546,664;
of
.
70%.
$734,071
$3.50
.
tAt the
*690,323
100,000
■
$277,141
$2.13
rate of
$338,709
$0.96
38%.—V.
6 Months Ended June 30—
sales _______—1
166,
$1.18
801.
p.
1947
1946,
$4,366,498
expenses.
$2,428,412
2,370,044
3,991,676
_
i„
received
from
Total
*65,248
,
.
...
$309,574
.
subsidiary
company:
54,660
j-".':*",
bonds
on
1,936
iVX't
Provision for Federal
profit
shares
Earnings
for
income
-Br900
•$3,778
14,325
121,872
;
$198,844
*$18,101
83,832
83,832
-
$2.37
1774.
p.
flf6,583
redemption
taxes
outstanding-—
165,
?
229
$320,716
share
per
8,976
e
'
called
$3,707
.....
j,
Premium
•Loss.—V.
of
-
Nil
-
■
for
company on
Sept. 23 filed
letter of notification with the SEC
to be offered at $2.50 per
a
100,000 shares of capital stock
share.
(par $1),
Underwriter, American Canadian Enterprises, Ltd., New York.
will be used for
working capital and increase production
facilities.
Tennessee Corp.
p.
Dec.
40
All
one
three
on
for $194,000 on
for
awards
scheduled
to
be
let
>
1,
next,
net
Earnings per
stock,
was
payable
disbursed
Oct.
on
a
30
from
the
Sept.
on
on
income
U.
S.
California,
Army Engi-
for
trar
26,
for
five
other
1947—V.
the
New
164,
1st
'
4.25%
dividend
stock
has
been
also
of
50
declared,
on
cents
payable
15.—V, 166, p. 472.
;
Bank
company
on
Sept. 19 filed
covering 9,524 shares ($20 par)
to be Issued in consideration
for
Tampa, Fla.—V. 166,
p.
1096.
a
5%
letter of
Jan.
4
and Nov.
'
27,
will
mtge.
of
$598,129
$1.04
the
rev.
j
be
up
Service
received
to
bonds
noon
-
York
$100
p.
2591,
Agent, Etc.
has
been
Trust Co.
&
par
as
ap¬
regis¬
value.
For
Co.—Bids Invited—
the company at Room 2033, 2 Rector
St.,
Sept. 29 for the purchase of $7,000,000
by
series of
1977.—V.
from
166, p. 859.
Co., Inc.—Earnings—
'
1947
sulphur sales and misc. income $15,217,737
9,549,134
;
'
for
214.04O
545,290
100,000
2,635,000
profit
$6,054,804
contingencies
Federal and foreign income taxes—
Capital
$0.70
164,
(EST)
Operating profit
Depreciation
Surplps
•
New
stock,
Dividends paid
.
of
preferred
3,840,000
„
prior preference, stock,
City
Bank
3 Months Ended June 30—
Reserve
registration with the SEC
cumulative
.
$890,031
Chemical
Amortization
share-on the pre¬
Nov. 1 to holders of
the assets and plant of The Polk Cp.,
,
$2,198,129
1,600,000
the
and
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Gross
per
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc., Indianapolis—Files with SEC
The
840,000
(
V. 166, p. 1096.
see
York
Net
*
1945
($1,730,031
Stated
cumulative
Texas Electric
,
Bids
bids
National
pointed transfer agent
offering,
the Hudson River,
.
quarterly
1946
t
.
$2.09
]
share
Chase
The
separated
announced..,
the Colorado
was
dividend of 25 cents per share on the
to holders of record Oct. 15.
A like
April 25, last, and
usual
1947
Not
$1,785,951
taxes
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Transfer
widely
$198,000 at Surfside,
were
Subs.)—Earnings—
income—._)
•After charges and Federal and State income
taxes.—V.
also announced that it has entered
were
consolidated
Est. Fed. and State income
376.
bidder
(&
6 Months Ended June 30—
Estimated
distri¬
extra
an
on
approximately $616,000, it
were a $224,000
project
Texas;
Beach.
which
record Oct.
i
1947
20
"
v,
Extra Dividend—Partial
contracts
The directors have declared
$1,228,124
646,100
:
100,000
$
'
common
mos.
June
$923,805
Capital
Standard Steel Spring
Co.—Distributions—
873,815
Capital shares outstanding
.
.
1946
$
597.
The
Balance
company
contracts
17,716
1,144,500
on
each
1945
The American Frog and Switch
Company
Interest and discquqt .(netW^—
Miscellaneous income and expens&ij
(net)—
,
taxes.——1—
common
100,000
charges
$2,119,655
1—_
Dominion
and
Federal
$2,962,837
185,000
——
trust—i
cents
Will
the
on
$1,183,986
1349,915
•Estimated
called
Hudson, N. Y., and another
just below
p.
income
Employees' pension
Other charges
$2,897,119
65,718
per share
stock, both
certificates
made
Co,—Earnings—
Operating income
—Jan. 1 to Sept. 14—
neers.
Operating profit
Other
cents
5,551,589 201,221,894 191,705,300
—
successful
totaling
River at Matagorda
Bay,
7,874,279
2,402,914
15
25
common
Scrip
90,000
norm,
Dividends
share.
directors
dredging
on
Sept.
1946
10,476,999
expenses—
1.
$1,944,989
t649,096
$Loss.—•
$15,777,033 $11,831,163
Cost of goods sold
Selling, general and administrative
of
the
on
Oct.
Proceeds
addition,
The
Subs.)—Earnings—
30—
dividend
stock
tax & surtax
Standard Dredging Corp.—Bids Successful—
Simonds Saw & Steel Co.
6
cash
record
18, this year, as against
1946.—V. 166, p. 1156.
Paper
31,
per
Telesonic Corp. of America, N. Y.—Files with SEC—
$82,800 of debentures at par.—V.
165, p. 3059.
Net
-vihjx.lL
$
& Bros.
year,
the
company
each and, in
bution
$18,502
1,220,467
$0.02
of
June
9,
July
$2.18
or
'
Stock Distribution—
a
common
holders
ended
$1,525,562,
Depreciation of plant and properties
directors
Last
1947—12 Mos.—1946
$31,448
1,220,467
1,220.467
in
with
1926
29,
1945.
based on the
on
472.
p.
Silver
The
at
-
declared
to
Cost of sales and
have declared an extra dividend of 75 cents
per share
the common stock, payable-Oct.* 15'to holders
of recdrd' Oct.1 8, and
the regular semi-annual dividend of 50 cents
per share on the common
stock, payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Dec. 8.
The previous semi¬
annual payment of 50 cents was
made on June 16.
1,089,125
$500,533
17
months
seven
reported
in
Dec,
share,
per
in
mills
Philadelphia
Reserve for conting——
The
$1,416,442
the
started
was
incorporated
$1.98
has
at
Taylor-Wharton iron & Steel
Co.—Earnings—
Earnings—
5,266,264
Spalding- (A. G.)
Redemption—
-i—
1-1'
'
>
com¬
•
and
1946
1,500,000
1,023,267
taxes—
earnings (est.)—
—V. 166, p. 1155.
38,578
1,575,000
depreciation
income
For
were
or
in lieu of fractional shares.
distribution of 25 cents per share was
after
Net
—Wk. End. Sept. 14—
1947
1946
-
Gross
1,435,953
1,875
for
Provision for
-
$
5,712,620
1,437,328
__
Provision
Period—
$11,881,177 $11,005,002
—
—
Exchange
1946
1947
—
which
was
of
shares
Exchange.
containers
Net
-
Southern Ry.—Gross
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—Earnings—
6
Cross revenue
700.000
1947
""
output of this company for the week ended Sept. 20, 1947,
totaled 2,569,000 kwh., as compared with
2,324,000 kwh. for the corre¬
sponding week last year, an increase of 10.5%.—V.
166, p. 1155.
reserves,
and other charges.
taxes.—V. 165, p. 3398.
Stock
corrugated
Corp.—5%
Electric
Nil
,
-
list
to
.
Weekly. Output Increased 10;5%—v*>
1,726,926
Oil
Nov.
Dec.
•At
,
f$374,995
earnings
1324.
Sutherland
provide funds
includes the installa¬
~
$897,396
1,726,926
Chicago
6 Mos. End. June 30—
-
with
■
'
application
the
on
dividend
on
Profit
to
completion of the foregoing
transactions, the company will
outstanding $5,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, .3% series due
Nov. 1, 1970,.
$1,600,000 of serial notes and 476,970 shares of common
stock.\
•
made
have
cash
and
U. (Commission of Colorado.
Of the proceeds of
$780,000 is to be used to redeem the presently out¬
of
of
be
"
'
p.
stock
issued
A
stock
the
$7,228,808;
adjustment
to
Corp.—Listing Application—
directors
payable
Upon
1947—9 Mos.—1946
' t $781,324
-1,726,926
$973,107
Common shares outstdg,
Earns, per com. share—
•After
,y
1947—3Mos.—1946
.
'
"
5%
a
Fed.
to
series,
of
outstanding.
165,
Sunray
of¬
have
f„
Period Ehd. July
♦Net profit ————J—
shares
unaudited
The
and
Pueblo,
subject
for
and
tax
Franklin, Ohio, with fabricating units
111., where the main office is located.
share.—V.
.
securities
new
construction program which
additional 15,000 kilowatt capacity
operation
($5
Chicago,
Succeeding J. H. Stone & Sons,
capital
of
$1,735, corporation
Earnings for 1946 were $1,385,765.
•
the
company's
of
and
liabilities,
taxes
and
and
its
shares to be
accrued
notes,
applied in
$3,055,035), $7,164,594; reserves, $4,«
par), $6,502,910; capital surplus, $6i451,022;
amount
manufactures
company
700,000
steam electric. gener¬
ating unit, including boilers and other auxiliary
equipment; in the
company's Pueblo plant, improvements and betterments to the com¬
pany's electric transmission and distribution system
properties, and
the purchase, of new passenger buses soon
to be delivered and placed
,
and
income
Treasury
P,
notes,
proceeds
the
tion
of
issuance
other
S.
60.
p.
Cochocton
Bosworth Sullivan and
Co., Denver,
expected that $1,000,000 of the new serial notes will be
by the Travelers Insurance Co. and $600,000 by the Guar¬
Trust
standing
rep¬
at
in
company has
stock
($1 par),
mon
79,000
$282,493
Is
approval
the
the
stock
common
15
stock
common
$0.32
1947
surplus accumulated since Dec. 31, 1933,
$9,870,784; treasury
(4,762 shares at $5 per share),
Br$23,810; total, $41,375,304.
166,
by
It
anty
series A
thereof
payable
and
U.
The
public at $9.75 a share if 80% or more of the additional
subscribed for by
stockholders, otherwise at $9.50 a share
purchased
41%
of the series B stock.
In
addition
to the
12,329 shares
remaining
the underwriters are to purchase 43,816 shares
resented
underwriting
89%
each
of
JUNE 30,
,
Co.—Proposed Financing—
underwriting group consisting
Colo., and Boettcher and Co.- and
The
to
for
shares
$90,482
1,272,920
-
..
plan to finance extensive
additional
318,230
$730,412
1,295.820
—
a
an
purchased by the
public Sept. 23 at
(less
.
the
to
shares Is
.
Federal
'
84,400
*
$0.31
outstanding
share
one
stock
•underwriters.
the
presently
Co.-—Exchange of Stocks—
Thompson,
of
preferred
offer
$408,712
$1.05
Stone Container
35,900
improvements to its electric
generating and distributing system properties, to purchase additional
bus
passenger
transportation equipment,
and to
refund
its pres¬
ently outstanding serial notes,
company proposes to
issue and sell
29,810 shares of common stock and $1,600,000 of new serial
notes,
due semi-annually March 1, 1948 to
Sept. 1, 1962.
Company proposes
capitaliza¬
new
for
contracts
•—V.
1,865,940
of a
part
388,716
$1,366,872
636,460
—u—
paid—
LIABILITIES—Accounts
war
163.
p.
112,670
1,372,001
share..
per
provision
1946
82,900
share—
per
166,
$551,852
Cr245,576
equipment, stated principally at cost (less reserves of
$10,306,856 for
depreciation arid amortization),
$7,166',915; patents, licenses and good¬
will, $1; total, $41,375,304.
(less
$579,060
profit
Southern Colorado Power
of l2>/2
cents per share was declared on the
stock, payable Nov. 1 to stockholders of record Oct. 17,
...
...r'
$2,851,543
—
hand, $5,917,435; receivables (less
of
$660,199), $8,634,260; inventories, priced at lower of cost
(first-in, first-out) or market (less reserve of
$1,045,000 for possible
future inventory-price
declines), $15,078,246; investments and advances,
$3,682,652; supplies and prepaid expenses,
etc.,'$893,795; plant and
$571,531
89,738
-
30,600
124,200
—
shares
of
Earned
—V.
net
855 745
400,000
reserve
holders of
tion.
V.
No.
dividend
common
These
29 Va
17.
initial
class A
addition, a one-week interim dividend of two cents
declared, covering the period from July 24 to Aug. 1,
was
Consolidated
1946
22,100,519
:
operations
profit for period
The
The
27'/a
from
dividends
stock
1947
$922,505105,745
-——
Depreciation
Subs.)—Earnings—
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE
SHEET,
ASSETS—Cash in banks and on
Co.—Earnings—
^
—
—.
Depletion
Initial Dividends—New
(&
etc
reserves,
130,996; capital stock
Consolidated
$1.94
preferred
1947
$615,407;
South American Gold & Platinum
3,747 923
fAfter
1155.
p.
(net)
for Federal and other income
taxes
Cash
payable—secured
$231,500;
5Va%
cumulative preferred stock ($100
par), $1,760,400; preferred scrip—to
be purchased and retired, $75; common stock
($10 par), $1,769,070;
common
scrip to be purchased and retired, $5; earned surplus, $3,490,839; total, $9,772,915.—V. 158, p. 897.
6 Months Ended June 30—
outstanding,
1947
expenses
Net
to
up
(E.S.T.), Oct, 6, for $4,500,000 of equipment trust certificates
dated Oct. 15, 1947, and to mature
$300,000 annually from Oct.
1948, to Oct. 15, 1962.
Bids will be received at office of Willkie,
Owen, Farr, Gallagher & Walton/ 15 Broad
Street, New York.—V. 166,
p. 1056.
—
on
items,. $44,712; provision for Federal' taxes
Treasury tax notes), $587,200; long-term notes
mortgage and
assignment, $1,850,000;
reserves,
by
be
Container Corp.
16,950
$7.37
accrued
15,
Seaboard
Profit
Other
LIABILITIES—Accounts payable, $602,021;'dividends payable, $24,294;
,
noon
to
JUNE 30,
shares
$7,520,661
371 187
Adjust, of inventory,
U. S.
received
be
and
$1.82
36,555,566
Earnings
hand
on
$7,083,238
•3,763,248
$0.93
Depreciation
102,500
$3.93
3,747,923
$0.86
6 Months Ended June
30—•
$167,106
:
$3,588,990"
•3,763,248''
Not
stated-
Sales, less returns, allowances and
discounts— $40,178,296 $23,508,116
Cost of sales,
selling and admin, expenses
plus accrued interest, $82,800; accounts receivable (less reserves
discount, bad debts, and returnable cores of $37,116), $1,242,094;
accounts receivable, $1,420;
inventories, $1,588,368"; ad¬
vances
to
and
investment in wholly owned
subsidiary—assigned as
collateral on loan, $2,956,854;
plant and equipment (less reserves for
depreciation of $3,998,059), $3,205,582; unexpired insurance and de¬
ferred expense, $80,389;
total, $9,772,915.
<
to
share
common
$3,357,944
share.
notes,
Sept. 17 was $22,744,945, equal
shares outstanding onWJiat date.—
invitations
per
i
•Average number of common
dividend requirements.—V.
166,
$269,606
176,907
outstanding...
(.
outstdg
com.
11.865,433)
4,782,195]
J
Stewart-Warner Corp.
$743,922
—
shares
Not stated
Surplus for period
Capital shares outstanding
through
present holders.
shrs.
tEarns. per
Prov.
profit
and]
for
1155.
company
_——
1947—6 Mos.—1946
$66,447,482 $40,140,093
charges]
Federal
profit
Com.
$265,306
4,300
$1,181,122
437,200
bef.
Net
miscellaneous
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Bids Asked—
The
taxes
BALANCE SHEET,
on
449,412
on
is
but
all
foreign income taxes& forgn. inc.
txs.'.j
1946
115,873
income
after
11
Subs.) —Earnings—
1947—3 Mos.- -1946
Fed.
$5,090,987
4,825,681
$1,065,250
taxes
ASSETS—Cash
.
the cancelation
Fund.
Profit
Federal
1947
6,371,724
operations
Federal
will
changes provide for splitting
basis and
the
at
of
for
$7,436,974
(net)
in-,
expenses
underwriter
.
issued
'
s
mill
income
Earnings
investment
Provision for the changes
announced, has been made through amend¬
of the Agreement of Association and Articles of
Organization of "
Fund, approved by holders of more than two-thirds of the shares
outstanding.
Since formation of the Fund in 1938 the shares have
Other
provisions
-
income
Common
ment
been
$902,165;
(&
Period End. June 30—
Sales
A corpora-
the
-discount
from
Federal
direct
Inc., has been
this corporation
Clark,
increase
no
changes.
sold
value.
asset
Sterling Drug, Inc.
stock¬
on
(1259)
investment
excess
sales
Profit before
.its
Scudder
capacity.
by the
Fund,
the
of
of
name
in
act
borne
adviser
sell
the
to
payable,
and
,
of
Profit
shares.
shares, heretofore
investors, will hereafter be sold through an underwriter.
to
income
sales
Cost
frequently
are
hardship
undue
any
to
necessary
announced
that
also
longer
no
work
occasion,
on
find
may
$246,046;
pi*ofits taxes (less U. S. Treasury
$1,700,000),- $757,330; other accrued Federal, State and
$325,887; acbrued payrolls and other accrued liabilities,
of
6 Months Ended June 30—
policy in the investment field of issuing and redeeming shares
value, without fees or charges of any kind, has been
adopted by this corporation, it was announced on Sept. 19. This new
policy has been adopted because it appears to the management of
asset
misunderstood
tax,
Sorg Paper Co.—Earnings—
A new
net
profits
—
for One—
at
excess
owned
local taxes,
$599,250; provision for payment to employees' pension trust on account
of past service, $185,000; capital stock issued
(less 3,000 shares held
in treasury), $2,982,000; consolidated
surplus, $13,740,957; total, $19,492,589.—V. 166, p. 571.
2007.
p.
Dominion
tax
the company's
Corp., representing
on
but do not include undistributed earnings
Shoe Corp.—V.
fully
LIABILITIES—Accounts
$3.16
received
Canadian
of
assets
and
earnings
year
of
stock
CHRONICLE
and
703,810
222,750
outstanding—
common
NOTE—The
51%
net
881,487
iu-,
refunds
common
FINANCIAL
subsidiary, at equity in underlying
as
shown in subsidiary's books,
$122,515; real estate, tools
machinery, and equipment, at cost (less depreciation reserves of
$5,903,017), $5,815,408; total, $19,492,589.
1946
$14,490,190 $12,187,093
taxes—.1
after
Common
1947
In
&
for
shares
period
—.
outstanding..
Earnings, per, share.—
—V. 165, p. 2804.
$2,214,804
3,840,000
$1.58
1946
•
$9,476,812
5,611,550
143,426
352,555
100,000
1,446,000
$3,569,569
2,880.000
$689,569
3,840.000
$0.93
-'
•
Called—
CHRONICLE
A
7
[Including Wholly-Owned Subsidiaries]'
-
194*7
income1 from- operations-.-
Gross
Maintenance, repairs & general expenses
Depreciation- -----——--—
Taxes- (other than income)—!
-
244,024
■The
directors
#hare
Dividend—
the
on
Oct.
With
cents
the
is
as
declared a dividend of 25. cents perof record
payable Ocb.( 15 to holders
pkid on July 17, last, and compares
2
-V.
Sept.
on
23
stock,
common.
This
each
same
Jan,
on
and
April
1,
1946.-
166,
Other
.
994.
p.
!
-
„
.
——
Net
.
.
taxes
income
Total
•
beginning of year
at
surplus
surplus
-Dividends
tj
„
losses
capital
*
-
$85,31!
<•$147,354
non-recurring
•
■
.
1946
1947
were
"
of
$21,834.
"* '
■
-
-
"'After
$9,448,376
$1.67
per
'
749,000
$0.68
$1,023,509
749,000
$1.47
749; 000
$1,27
$0.65
requirements.—V.
preferred' dividend
V\
749,000'
$521,805
shr.
com.
1947—6 Mos.—1946*
1947—3 Mos.—1946
$543,628
shares-outstanding
""Earnings
.1,076,798
$10,929,440
there
3099:
period End. June 30—
Com.
1,345,997
-
-
-
-
165, .p.
Net profit- after charges
& taxes
j
$12,275,437 $ro;525'!74
—————
-
•
Victor Chemical Works—Earnings-
915,200,
-
$1,798,308
10,125,1508,726,865
'
• ' -
$883; 100
598,100
.
1097,
p.
_
addition
—V.
$2,150)287
income
V,-- )66,
Inc.—Earnings—
Its. Wholly-Owned -Subsidiaries)
(Including
<Tn
499;979
.•
-
$1,552,187
—
Amount transf'd from res. for postwar conting.
Earned
965/755-
...
of
Operating'loss,
$1,383,087
$2,517,942
_!
—
rate
6 Months Ended' June- 30^—
■
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.
income
Net
:
88,129
55,531.
;
i
$1,294,958
«
interest
an
Universal' Laboratories,
—___
>
'
.
Provision for Federal
Film Corp.—To Call Stock-^
The company-on Sept. 30,.will draw for redemption on- NOV. 24,-1947}
A total of 4 957 shares of prior preferred stock at. $100.86per share,
tteing the redemption price of $100 per share plus accrued dividend
#rom Sept. 15, 1947 to Nov.' 24; 1947).
Books will be closed perma¬
shares.—V. 166, p. 1097,
income
;
with
217,757
$2,462,'411
———!
*
Tptat income,
Twentieth Century-Fox
nently on all drawn
inpome from operations.
Net
it
247,848''
\
248,724
_______
Corp.—Delates 25-Cent
$2,000,000 to $3,500,000.
The Metropolitan. Life* Insurance Co!»
ifc stated;, has
agreed to lend-the-company-an additional- $1-.500,00©A
subject to this approval. This loan would be repayable over 20: years*
1946
$5,816,476
4,055,914
—
special meeting of the preferred stockholders will be held on Oct;
approve an increase in
the company's permissible funded' debt
to
from
$7,156,480
4-,203;319
6 Months Ended June 30^-
the outstanding 5% first mortgage' sinking fund bonds due
Jiari. 2. 1959,, have been called for redemption on; Jan. 2, 1948, at 1Q0
mtid interest
Payment wjll be made in Canadian funds at the Royal
Bank of Canada in Toronto and Montreal;: Canada'.
•
,. >
of
TOfcor
Mqnday, September 29, 1947 V
Union Tank Car Co.^—Earnings—
-Bonds
(Hamilton) Ltd. (Canada)
Theatre Properties
Alt'
& FINANCIAL
THE. COMMERCIAL
(1260)
*2
$1,169,823
166;
610.
p;
Udylite Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
royalties-,,,,,—--
from
income
72,^24
_•
,
Earned
Earned
Belling, general, administrative expenses, etc.__
Itafcerest expense (less miscellaneous, income) —
$1,218,450"
$2,578,425
1,125,212
„
(est.)
568,000
190,000
;
provision for Federal income taxes
Cr24,059
,50,000
Provision for contingencies-:
Deposits
FiXed
Net profit
©iVidendsCommon shares
—-—
—
outstanding-!-common share—
Burnings per
$302,501
$831,389
'369,204
739,002
—
Deferred
739,002
$0.41
$1.13
—
Other
sales
Bet
•Cost
gen. &" admin, expenses—
charges—net—
Brov. for Fed. income taxes (est.)
.
Bet
income
1947
$2,484,670
, 1,712,800
596,463
.2,126
66,805
Bahnings
per
165,
p.
$3.87 V2
377,849.
Gross
In
AND-
addition,
charges
based
taxes
©Dates
income
Burnings; per share!
b6tE—Deprec. and deplet,
above
166,
p.
360,000
$531,469
$530,458
'
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•
_
•
-
-
742,710
641,003
$42,148,524 $28,944,057 $80,960,421
23.304,660
15,290,011
45,172,008
$57,001,285
5,367,968
.
&
depr.
284,375
5,252,727
575,000
1,075,000
depl".
contingencies
fox income taxes.;
11,016,262
2,072,609 '
,2,394,659.
1,059,392
284,375s
568^750
4,312,821 10,408.771'
,
568,750
Amortiz;
Net
Net
profit-
$4,992,963
4,686,270
$1,990,625
'
shares
outstand—
'
-4,666,270-
—V,
$0.38
>iln'
■■■
$0.72
j
.
.
ASSETS—Cash'
on
hand": and
in
banks,
$21,319,695;
marketable
(chiefly U. S. and Canadian Government bonds),- $2,330,597;
accounts, notes and other receivables, * $18,684,843;. invenof crude and petroleum 'products (12,206,000 barrels), $17,596,
^securities
Customer
♦ofies
1928
accruals;
$12,627)774';
dividend
Bayable, $1,166,567*;, interest payable, $57,292; accrued taxes, $4,157,410;
insurance
reserve,
$1,267,803;
reserve ' for-contingencies,
$575,000;
long-term debt, $40,000,000; preferred stock (250,000 shares cumula¬
tive $3.75,
series A),..$24,500,000;.■ common-- stocK C4,666,270- shares
outstanding), $116,656,750; premium on sale of common shares, $3,699,-
*17; earned surplus,. $39,643,012;
total, $244,350,725.—V.
# Months Elided
■Profit
after
June 39^
1947"
charges-,.——
Federal 'income
;;
165,
p.
1911,
taxes
-Earnings—
1946
"
$4)010,818
1,546,911
w
<
1946
1945
$714,694"
$610; 125
598,240
L
profit
"
$3,385,126-
1,303,336
1945
$3,604,499
2,885,719
$2,463)907
;
$2,079)790
$718,780
"
Ctommon
shares
Burnings
per
Dn
TOfllrements
outstanding_______
common
936,566
on
common
936,566
468,283
468,283
$2.63
share
*'$2,16
*■$0.70
shares
preferred stock
r
;
'
4
$116,454'
*
47,415
;-'j-
,
'
I"
1
1
V"
'i
jf
j,
14- to
1946,
was
5'[c)
\
7
V 37
authorized
2,729
<
additional
all
able
Nov.
this
on
were
1
••
60,833.
1,507'
20,950"
'»
202
201
■
.
-
,
20,980
1
^ $48,054
;
$24,420
Notes—:
been
called
7%
.
for
outstanding and after, dividend
then outstanding.—V. 166, p. 96.
n-,
share
in
217,637
Radiator
the
on
6%
of
Feb,
on
Sept.
on
stock
1,
Corp.-—Preferred: Dividend—
a
record
dividend
May
Oct.
l
and
•
from
net
of
earnings
75
preferred"^sfcock,-: par '$50, "pay¬
20.
A
similar
Aug.*!;
this
payment was made
year.
No
dividends
1946.
outstanding
Ore.—V.
of Fir
capital stock
166,
of the
dividend
just declared,
arrearages
share.—V. 165,
p.
on
2552.
Cot—Proposed' Retirement Plan
special
a
meeting
to
V.' 165,'p.
2! will
.
■
•
-
.
■
Financing for Expan,-
B.
Yates, President, on Sept. 19'told stockholders that de¬
wallpaper is expected' to continue high' for the next 12
however,; thht it • is'- improbable -that either sales or
for
He said,
will
the
common
Mr.
ori. Nov.
to adopt, as of Jan. 1, 1948', a retirement income
1, 1947, a group life Insurance and hospital and
insurance plan
for employees
of
the
company.—
210T.
William
months.
profits
held
of Dec,
United Wallpaper, Inc.- -Private
sion—
when
be
proposals
as
be
as
large
as
company! reported
share.
Yates said
.
the
.
,
..
in
the
fiscal
a
netr
of $1,842,344,'
4
year
June 30, 1947,
equal' to'$1.46 per
ended
..
plant at Aurora- 111.,- originally~scheduled to
$2,000,000, will probably involve an expenditure of $3,737,000.
To- meet? the
increased oosb and to maintain- necessary
working
capital; additional borrowings will be required, according to Mr, Yates,
H6
new
added'that while-open bank credit lines are' availkble it has been
determined" that' additional' long-term financing will be more, satisfac¬
tory,.
-
approved a proposal to. increase the
shares to 400.000 shares.
Of
125,000 shares will be issued ih exchange
p,
«
250,000
9901
Manufacturing
'
•
Co.
of
'
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.
,
.
.
„
.
.
Corp.—International. Trading: Com*
to Invest in New Industries in Foreign Countries—
.
crisis
in
now
Europe
restrictions arising, from
and-other parts of :the world, will be-
facing
severe
the World) Commerce Corp,, which was formed- in February
name
of
British' American Canadian Corp.:
World
the
Corp.., has
J
*
.
.
between' countries,
a
.present* paid--in
capital
of
-
1940. under
Commerce!
$!060,000- and-ha^
.
*
access'
funds to achieve its objectives,^ according • to! Mr. Ryari *
elected President of the enlarged' corporation!* ...
V;
interested in the" enterprise are the Atlas Corp.;. Robert
Bdnsoh- & Co)
of London;
Glore;< Forgan & Co.! of New York and1
Chicago;, Hambros- Bank of London;, Ladenburg,-. Thalmann & Cbi of "
New
York;
the Mellon interests1 of Pittsburgh;
the Ryan Brothers *
of/New
York) and
Traiisamerica
Corp!; Also
identified with^thef*'1
corporation
are
former-•; Secretary. • of State--Edward- R;' StettiriiUs»
Major General William J. Donovan; former Ambassador to Japan;; v
Joseph C. Grew; Sir William Stephenson- and E, W- Sickle, J. H;
Gundry; Jambs- Y." Murdoch and-E. P) Taylor; of' Canada.
Regarding
the > operations of World Commerce Corp;, Mr. Ryanstated: ■
*
'.I
'/The firm has world-wide coverage, being presently represented in: ^
47. countries of the globe and. through six partialiy-ownedf subhidiaries' in. Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Egypt, Panama and the Philippines/ the
latter in course-, of organization.
The firm also has controlling- and'
management interest in Biddle-Sawyer Corp., an-international firm: «
dealing in bulk chemicals and drugs with affiliates in England, India
and the Argentine:
'
T
kiWorld'Commerce-Corp. currently is conducting: operations in Indus- "
trial and manufactured products of United States and foreign origin' as
well as
international commodities.
These activities are designed!,
to create foreign exchange in sufficient sums to permit the continuous
and
uninterrupted-flow of products despite - the current difficulties
in'foreign exchange payment facilities. :
-•
^
'"The corporation also, serves as distributor and agent for a number
additional
who
has
been
.
stockholders: at
benefit
^
22
from
150,000 shares,
Commerce
the'economic
$880,070" $1,030,960
$589,593'
cumulative
United States Tobacco
surgical
amounts were
Canadian; and British- financial1, and- :
to take speoific steps- in support of
international trade, according to- an- announcement made September 23'by Frank T. Ryany" spokesman for the group.'
/'
)'The medium; of the group's efforts to stimulate the flow of com*
merce
$973,i85,s $1,430,530 " $1,698,060^
383,592
;
556,460'
668,000
preferred stock will amount to $24.75 per
plan,, and
declared,
been
Like
Financially
holders
to
has
A grou" of leading American,
business. tLterest'S'' has: organized
-
1947—0 Mos.—1940
1947—3 Mos.—1946-'
$558,450"
Following distribution
the
per
of, record Sept. 30,
July 10, this year.
Witeok Chemical Co:, N. Y. City—Acquisition—
This compaiiy has purchased the 50% stock interest of the Phillips'
Petrojeurir Cb: in Panhandle' Carbon Co., inc., Borger, Texas, -- and
will market all of! the latter^ output; of channel carbon black;—V. 103; '*
p. 949.
'
■'
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pany
■\
notes dated Oct. 15,
redemption on. Opt) ;25,
made at the Irving; Trust
second .mortgage
taxes
Slates
issue
paid
the
of
Myrtle" Creek,
'
1,399
117
$340,813
share
i
66,235
'
17,080
The .directors: have-declbred
per
*'
t'
Osgood Co,r—Capital Increased—Acquisition'
common
the
'$174,185
66;220'
1156S,
p,"
United'
'
Distribution—
payable *'
dls«f
paid an initial of five cents on Sept. 25; - ^
payment of 12 cents on Dec. 27.—V.. 106,
cents
and
company
followed by a
stockholders
The
27,758
45,484
exp~
have
profit
cents
$65,466;
.
& Fed;- inc.
reserve,
$1,304,800; common stock ($100earned surplus, $1,177,167;
par),
-rr.
World
the* outstanding
106,
five
the
for
$182,315
*
27,603
L*
Period End,-June 30-^-
—V:.
of
stockholders
April. 10
on.
164.
p.
-
39,850
$01,399
at
other
in
'
taxes-
disct. &
income
Profit befpre 'texes. .i-'jState
($100
surplus,
and
marketable' securities
$26,742;
reserve,
stock
capital
and
taxes
dividends "
governmental *■
general) $513,373; 7
$330,232;
accruals,
and
income
-
-
I__;i„i
bond
of
Federal
payable
1947>,
total,
•
for contingencies
reserve
replacment
dividend-
which
$146,389
65,615
$148,781
—
franchises
of
$3,593,760), /-
reserves,
463)736
L
^
obsolescence
•
reserve'for
preferred
$3,225,800;
!n
436,970
246
I
and
Wall. Street Investing Corp.—5-Cent
Calendar Years
cost
Bet
$2.93
1947
(amount at
SHEET, JUNE 30:
total, $7,220,013.—V. 166, p. 413.-
*
mand
-United Biscuit Co,_of America (& Subs.)
pat),
bursed
$538,336
deduction-
——1
for
cehsider
and
$142,206;
i
at 100 and interest. Payment will be
corporate, trustee, One Wall-St., New .YorkT Nt Y—V.s 162, p.• 1680.
The
payable
32.258
$4.31
marketable securities
•
iniientpry
)
$344,300
58;210 shs.
49,790 shs.'
A
$101,365
A
(extended
Co.,
.
LIABILITIES—Accounts
$117,320
32,258
(less subsequent write-downs to June 30,
charges
and prepaid expenses,
$18,583;
LIABILITIES—Accounts
166,. p,» 1156.
n
4,660,270'
$1.73
_
$161,851
and intangible assets, Including goodwill—as valued
processes
charges, g411',393;
,
STATEMENT
United States Asphalt Corp.—Calls 7%
$3,806,117
$8,543,594
4)666,270
BALANCE SHEET, JUNE 30, 1947
,
(
$1,02
BALANCE
depreciation, amortization
acquisition, dates
$1,000.00,0;
deferred
to
ii
(^aniings per conn, share
-Htfter pfd.- div. require.
(less
$872,603;
at
.
INCOME
income
Net
5501000'
2,175; 000
350)000
nil
Cam:
;
___—
8,409,901
575,000
f
!_j)
outstanding.,__,.__,-_
share
._.__!^!____
market
uotation^, $1,402,2791,. $1,203,003; accounts receivable," $410,540; - in*vehtories, $1,931,839; other investments, $186,244; plant' and equipment
;•
30,577,646
5,650)833 * 11,122,039
*■
1,235,831
70,000
58,210,shs.
United States Finishing Co.—Earnings—
state &. local taxes
for
,
58,2^0 shs.
CONSOLIDATED
income
Alf of
Brest paid
tov.
(par $1)
profit
interest
Reserve
:
r
•
jiral expense -*—
40,269
Cr2,846
./
common
CONDENSED
-
115,000
taxes
income
for period.
per
proceeds will be used to increase the company's
—
Depreciation
Bdiing, admin* and gen-
Pfov. r for
58,V10 shs.
expenses..—
_
1947—3 Mos.—1947
1947—6 Mos.—1946
$42,027,005 $28,803,891 $80,217,711 $56,360;282
—4.
1
Federal
payable,-$22,834;
100.006 shSi
r
income
J
*■*
on
income
for
shares
FINANCING
profit—non-operating
Gross
1947
^fotal
65,421
$224,744
$303,845
26,994
ASSETS—Cash, $1,597,201;
V.
B.
of
Outstanding
$373,-100
.
(par- $1)
"
,
31,860
$159,323
$243,217.
—
charges
"
1
PRESENT
.
operating
Other
!
Cost of sales——-
net
revenues
Total
Operating
$!85
140,166
TO
———
capita!
Merchandise
1,271,437
_
708,844
60,628
Net-income
Oct.
Total
121,519
1946
$900,026
1,254,278
30,675
$7,220,013,
EFFECT
stk,
stock
common
Ambrtlzatibn
sale of se¬
curities and properties
-
1947
$1,528,170
—
income
Wheeler,
$4.52
Union Oil Co. erf Cal.—Earnings—
profit
stock
common
July'31v'47
>
1,27!,437
'
$0.30
"J
reserve
Earnings
_
ifpar $1)__
com.
COMPARATIVE
I Total
132,000
Ipiscounts, divs., int. &
the
7 Mos. End.
135;532
$265,300 --"$208,642
Bales
appliances,'
$4,115,407
1,500,000
•
Period End. June 30—
B
1
'
:
860."
———'
' !
'
products
Common
-
GIVING
stock
common
working
to "in- '
charged
come
of
.
lv 1964
April
A
PURPOSE—The
87,035
234.338
1,271,437
$1.10
\ $2.42
-
share
Application of inventory replacement reserve!)...
public utility subsidiaries of the company operate under
distribution systems-, furnishing the inhabitants thereof
cooking, hot water heating, space heating, gas refrigerators
CI., A- non-redeem.
Glass
T
$2,347,935
1,271,437
Capital shares .'outstand.
100%
owns
other miscellaneous
due
$1,391',115 t $5,743,542
$3,071,601
Bet income
•-V.
-
3,759,000
79,000 *
195,000
Other
gas
for
Class
_
on
——
129,789
"$1.52
1947
sales and expenses
Reserve
Georgia Gas Co.
gas
$4,028,432
72,504
75,301
2.055,000
of
Total
Collateral Trust 4% sinking fund bonds
880,000
119,061
—^—.
1946
$1,983,359
652,015
30—
Other income
"
other! in¬
and
come
Federal income taxes-*.-
JUne
charges' & taxes
803.
Depreciation
a"
Authorized
$2,425,416 $10,092",880
$5,440,662
2716.
p,.
Corp.—Earnings—
Quarter Ended June 30—
.
company
and
,
$1.17
$0.41
48,232'
after
166, p.
Sale
various
franchises,
223,287
-
—
.
BUSINESS—Company;
Pipeline Co., Vandaliai 111.
The
$2,377,184. $10,020,376
$5,407,721.
165,
cents
'
174,366'
$261,548
.
32,941
income
Interest
:
share.;
per
Carolina Gas Co:,
12,216
1947—3 Mos.—1946 ,
1947—6 Mos.—1946
$15,807,942 $11,125,976 $30,097,517 $20,637,760
8,686,625
7,152,751
18,617,750 13,586,353
C&st of products sold—
©eliv., sell., admin, and
3,459,391
3,022,975,
1,396,04!
B®neral expenses,—
1,713,596
Operating profit
1946—V.
$109,180 in
or
(The) Vulcan Detaining Co.—Earnings—
Co., Chicago—Stock Offered—
Cities Utilities
CAPITALIZATION
Other income
$0.59
88
541,715
of. the public utility subsidiaries of the company are as foliows:"
Hastings (Minn.) Gas Co., Central Wisconsin Gas Co., Southeastern
Illinois Gas Co;, Tennessee Gas Co., Carolina Central Gas Co., South
;
i
—
$196,028
to
$5,418,182
—V.
.
;
3060.
Period End. June 30—
amounted
2054.
p.
United
Union Bag & Paper Corp.—EarningsBet sales
Months' Ended
156,907
$0.42
against
Earnings-'per #>mmon
Ray T'. Haas; Chicago; recently offered 41,790 shares of
class
A non-redeemable
common
stock
(par $1)
at
.1,889,534
$106,476
260,474
$66,322
share,
—
months
six
"
$2;715,513
1947 '
vr-.
r-—
540,755
.
——
—
61,540
$100; 407
share
the
Operating, profit
1946
outstanding—'i—- 260,474 ;
share-':——
$0.15
shares
1,974,298
371.236
!
$42,693,631 $40,514,622
163,
outstanding
common
for
192,445
$94,103
222,739
Sales
Net income
stock
'
Capital
576,289
360,498
—
—
Total
6 Months
40,036
sold—-—__i
goods
of
Cither
82,373
385,443
Cost of
-V.
shares
per
income
common
6
$698,104
987,920
513,482
Delaware corporation, is
a public utility holding company with its principal executive offices at
22 West Monroe St...Chicago. Company, operating-through. 100'/o owned
subsidiaries,-furnishes gas services to various communities; The names
$1,506,749
1-,055,763
344;036
592
Celling,
:
.
57,676
Victor Products
(1,200,OOo shares, no par)—'—' 30,000:000' 30,000,000
Earned
surplus
—
10,929,440 -9,448,375
Reacquired capital stock (123,203 shares) —_ Dr2,996,947 Dr'2,986,923
Capital
(& Subs.)- -Earnings—
——
per
-
3 Months
" * "
$1,772,195
—
contingencies
$354,392:
200,4'45
__
taxes
income
Net
74,823
61,450"
„
—
annuities-—
for
reserves*
COMPANY
" '
Earnings
1
Net
$42,693,631' $40,514,622
—
other taxes
for
Reserve
;
#. 36.
Period Ended June 30—
Common
20,008,310
'1
-
income taxes (net)
Receives for postwar
maturing within one year,
#140 000;
accounts payable—trade, $742,033;
dividend- payable on
jTttly'15, 1947, $184,750;„ accrued payroll, $276,002; accrued expenses
«nd miscellaneous accounts payable, $189,816; accrued officers' com¬
pensation
$37,000; Federal taxes on income—estimated, $1,178,767;
panic loan—installments maturing after one year, $490,000; unearned
Jdyalty, $12,723; reserve for contingencies, $250,000; capital stock
<*l;)par), $739,827; capital surplus, $329,277; earned surplus, $2,934,-V. 166,
T»3; treasury shares (825 at cost), Dr$15; total, $7,504,883.—"
1cc
Unexcelled Chemical Corp;
—:
604,742
$352,225
expenses.
' *
payable
Reserves
.
loan—installments
_L
LIABILITIES'
less
"
1,361,625
202,512
!•—
-
Reserve for Fed.
5and' $141,906 amortization), $65,095; deferred charges, $37,850; totaj,
$159 642; patents, patent applications, research and development
LIABILITIES—Bank
1,361,625
175,490
bonds)
chaises
.Accounts
-
.
#7,504,883.
3,174,873
—
$959,134
564,727
.
Federal income
22,558,170
subsid
Total
BALANCE
CONSOLIDATED
profit
Operating
2,706,686
2,341,053
'
SHEET, JUNE 30, 1947
ASSETS—Cash,
$1,399,040;
accounts receivable (less reserve for
doubtful accounts, $112,028), $2,278:260," inventories, $1,956,902; other
assets—estimated renegotiation rebates; $10,040; buildings, machinery
#nd equipment (less reserve for depreciation, $514,362),
$1,598,054;
-V.
Gross
9,870,532
!_)
(at cost)—
—
1946
1947
$916,952
'
„
sold
goods
1946
$3,949,077
of
2,929,098
S. Government
(net.)-
(U.
assets
Cost
7,746,853
will, patents, etc.-
Good
"
1947
—
1
non-consol.
in
"
30
Victor Equipment Co:—Earnings—
Quarter Ended June 30—
Net sales
$4,686,070'
"
.
.
hand——.
r.eceivahlei
and supplies
i Investment
.
•
JUNE
SHEET,
BALANCE
securities—
Government
Material
$1.99
:—:
CONSOLIDATED
banks1 and'on
in
S.
Accounts
750,008
3,824
.
30i
capital share
ASSETS—
J Cash
U,
Total
surplus June
per
;
$1,204,797'
.13,653
$2,505,801
profit
Gross
Bet
9,221,364.
9,221,364'
sold
goods
1946
$6,510,185
5,305;388
returns and allowances— $11,727,165
less discounts,
of
1947
Ended June 30—
6 Months
dales
Cost
■„
.
•
.
of
well-known
fundamental
rehabilitation
identified
American
manufacturers
policy of World Commerce
and
with
a
recovery
number
efforts of
01'
is
in
foreign'
to
assist in
foreign
overseas
territories;
producers
of
as
on page
50)
A
It
is actively
the
»
distributor
foregn products and commodities in* the markets of the
Hemisphere.
,
•
* •,
'"A further aspect of the corporation^ activities is to help
(Continued:
'
stimulating the
industry.:
:
Western
•
promoteja
Volume 166
Number 4633
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
DULY RANGE OF PRICES
LOW
AND
Monday
Sept. 30
Sept. 23
I per share
76%
8
17%
*7%
17
17%
37
37%
7%
20%
•98
♦20%
♦98
3%
3%
36%
37%
•64
3%
•95
20%
32% "32%
34
.-34%.
•99%
33
100%.
*
71
11%
100
23%
Industries
2,500
Allied
Chemical
100
Allied
Allied
Mills
700
-
32%
32%
33%
32%
33%
3,900
*99%
100%
99 %
99%
*99%
100%
100
37%
38%
38'
38%
38%
11,700
98%
98%
98'A
97%
98
30
30%
30%
31
30
30
*6%
6 %
*78%
79%
77%
78%
77%
78%
48%
47%
48
47
47%
47%
47%
8%
8%
8%
8%
14,000
66%
66%
1,400
21%
4,100
70%
30
68%
22
22%"
*69
♦11%
40
*5
84%
46
♦68
12%
♦11%
*102
5
105
104
23%
23%
108%
•106%
23%
*23%
51
109
82%
82%
340
44 %
♦101
23%
Amer
*107%
109
Mar
Brake
Corp
Shoe
Co
&
7%
♦107%
109
10
50 %
51
1,900
American
200
American
51
50%
50 %
50
50'A
21
•20%
21
19%
20%
♦19%
20
preferred—
Chicle (new)—.
Colortype Co_
Crystal Sugar
prior preferred-.
20%
*20%.
20%
•20'A
20%
20%
20'A
♦20%
20%
98%
98%
♦98%
99
•98%
99
98
98%
98%
98 %
80
45%
46 %
45%
45%
44
44%
5,300
2,100
1,400
American
114%
114%
113%
32
46%
45
114
30%
45%
113%
44%
113%
30%
31%
'
%
30%
113
112%' 113
113%
29%
:30%
4%%
-100
4%
4%
4%
14%
14%
♦14%
17
♦16%
4%
.
14
17%
•17
16%
4%
4
15
*14%
17
17
15%
3ya
17%
17
—10
_10
com
100
10
100
Distilling Co—
L20
92
92
16
16%
*16
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
85
♦81%
38'%
38%
7%
7%
7%
54%
.
24
23%
7%
102
•100
*54
54%
23%
7%
*7%
*98
12%
•i2ya
14
•i3y2
21%
20%
21%
•110%
112%
12%
112
112
LOW
Saturday
Monday
Sept. 20
Sept. 22
.
$ per share
24'A
♦10%
5,800
American
Home
7%
500
American
Ice
*12
14
21
20%
113%
112
*24
24%
99
97%
9
29
*31
99%
99'A
13%
32%
32
.
103%
10%
10%
*16%
17
10%
*16%
-
13%
*180
31%
104
31%
105
♦lOVa
17
99%
13%
185
3iya
104 Yz
10%
108%
100
13%
*180
32%
31
10%
109
99
13%
182
31%
104
10%
99%
13%
182
*10%
31
10%
109
„
*140
loya
30%
11
109
99
13%
182
♦178
32
10%
109
143
•10%
104
11
*16%
10%
17
♦161/a
$ per share
24%
24%
98
*97
9
142
*139
10%
31
142
10%
100
31%
104
10%
(
31V4
99%
7,100
103%
10%
10%
1,600
17
*16V2
39
38
39
37%
39
60%
61 Va
59%
65%
59%
59%
166 Va
167%
148
167%
167
34%
*146
167
*33%
148
♦146
34%
34
148
,
*146
28%
29
*28%
29
28%
25
25
*24%
25
*24%
25%
♦23
23%
*23
23%
*23
23'/a
43
43%
*133
136
133
55%
55
158%
42 Va
159%
72
'
♦55%
158%
72
72
43
43
133
*129
56
159%
158%
72%
73%
157%
156
156%
51%
50
50 Va
49%
•117%
15%
•100%
119%
73%
119%
*118%
15%
72%
15%
103
♦100%
45%
44%
•100
103
♦89
43%
94
6%
100
90%
6%
♦65
6%
70'
*64
103
45%
100
90 Vt
6%
72Va
72'%
155
49%
119
49*A
119
16
15%
103-
134%.
56V4
159
72J/a
.49'A
119
16
103
*100%
102y«
92
*88%
6%
6%
*64
*129
91
6%
67
49
15'A
19,800
44%
15,700
101%
6%
800
68%
60%
34%
34%
63 y4
34%
60%
63
60%
62
60y4
61%
17%'
17%
•11%.'
12%
4%
36%
" 4%
36.%
For footnotes see page 23.
42%
42%
110%
51%
•50
17%
17%' /•,
•17%
17%
12%
i2%,
12 Ye
12 y8
37
37
,
42%
•109y8
42Va
*42y4
110%
108%
42%;.;
109%;■
4%
51%
•4
•
•
37%
Apr 23
9% May 17
May 19
18% May 19
14% Aug 15
30% Feb 10
116
Jan
0
4
1,100
51Va
53%
900
17%
17>/a
2,200
*10%
12
,
*10%
12
4% :• 4'A i
\
r4
4
i, 37%~~38,'ml!1
-37*%, 37%
200
-51%
17%
-
18% Jun
10
94% Apr
19
9
Sep 25
x25% May 19
134
Jan
9
10% Jun
30
28'/a May 27
9% May 19
100% May 19
90
May 19
11% May 19
176
Jan
21
24% May 19
99
May 21
9% Aug 25
100
Am
V
Lowest,
28% Sep
101
2
Jan
3
July 17
14% Feb
-
American
Conv
Elec
Woolen
Oct
24
Sep
loye Sep
129'/a Feb
21
97% Jan
117% Feb
Smelt
& Cable
60
21
88% Jan
Feb
7
Jun
25
12% Nov
1173% Nov
37% Feb
7
27 y4
Jan
109 ya Feb 24
95 y4
42% Aug
Feb
166% July
17
183
16% Feb
10
64% July 28
123% Aug
23
Feb
186
Feb
14% Dec
19
Sep
20
33
...
12
Aug
33% Feb
Sep
45% Sep
Apr
73% Jan
191
Apr
80% Feb
172
Apr
10%
43
Sep
34
May 17
May 19
May 20
38 %
Oct
No par
com—1
25
50
:_No par
No par
Clayton
Anderson-Prichard
&
Co
Oil
Corp
Mining
A
2,900
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Co
Inc
July
22% Jun
133% Aug
24
common—No par
&
Jun
17% July
Apr
34%
16% Feb
25% Deo
-No par
preferred
Copper
11
39% Feb 24
163
27% Nov
100
P W Products
133% Deo
7
29% Jan
Anchor Hock Glass Corp com—12.50
Andes
Jun'
28% July 24
com—No par
prior preference
Anderson,
43%
Oct
Jun
-100
$5 prior conv preferred
Anaconda Copper Mining—
$4
Jun
23%
21
25
preferred
Anaconda Wire
25 y4
6
-—100
j.
Zinc Lead
106%
8
25
common
Preferred
Amer
45% Mar
Nov
12% Nov
32% July 17
147
* per share
Oct
98
15
15% Feb
21%
Feb
i-100
B—
Jan
May
Highest
$ per share
Jan
40
—
Jun
Jun
119
37
116
&
Sep
158
—,—100
Wks
16%
18%
44%
No par
Tobacco
1st
Jan
Nov
18% Mar
118
May
No par
preferred
Wtr
12% Jan
€3
18%
Apr 18
25% May 19
23% Jun 10
American Viscose Corp common—14
5%
27
144
.
class
May
88% Jan
172
Sumatra Tobacco—No par
preferred
118
May 14
May 19
Foundries—No par
American Tel & Tel Co—
6%
Jun
48% May 19
preferred
1,100
-
.
$ per share
33
Sugar Refg common—100
Common
129y« May
44% Apr
Year 1946
$ per share
159
Preferred
American
Oct
111
Highest
25
Co
July
,
28% Aug
14% Jan
Sep
31% Deo
8% Sep
89% Jan
9% Sep
11% Mar
22% Nov
12% Jan 31
12
—100
Steel
American
300
17%
„/.4»A
<
43
108%
*50
„
*42%
12,700
7,330
108%
-
36%
10
10% Jan 24
106% Mar 7
90
common
—
Snuff
non-cum
American
200
6%
*66
61%
*50%
27-
*34 Vi Jan
May 16
110% Jun
Jun
4
300
59
•109%
55
24
$6
43%
34%
5
Seating Co
No par
Ship Building Co
No par
& Refg common—No par
Stores
101%
35
52%
Jan- 16-
Oct
17% Nov
5% Oct
18
22% Feb
40
92
—100
;
Smelt
Preferred
76
11% Feb
23% Jun
BO
Sep
37% Sep5% Oct
44% Oct
8% July
227/8 July 30
6
>
42% Apr
39% Feb
101%
*87%
preferred
Stove
2,700
15%
100
com——10
Safety Razor
Jun
'
Sep
13%
,
25% Feb
Sep 16
July 29
15'A May 20
330
49%
34%
42%
5%
100
34
Am
200
119
Mill
Feb
34% Apr
32% Jan
41% Nov
8
Amer
4,800
*100%
conv
American
72%
35%
110%
4%%
American
No par
—
American
600
700
155
No par
com
—
Rolling
American
72
72
34%
41%
American
American
7,400
3,500
35%
52
49
Jan
Range for Previous
.-No par
100
157% 157%
*117%
Preferred
40%
108
7
Lowest
——No par
Light
72% M
132% Mar
160
Range Since January 1
Co—,——.1 :
Co
&
300
"
56
34%
♦109%
1
preferred
6%
134%
55%
72'A
44%
67
42
153%
101%
6%
July 28'.
Jan
6ii
6% Feb
5% May 19
100
$5
1,200
24
42
73
43%
•64
*23
155
*100%
44%
•89
70
157%
156
44 y9
•100
13
STOCK
Amer Rad & St San'y com
150
24%
23^2
*55%
72%
155
119%
16%
16
*100%
72%
48
3% May 19
1
No par
preferred—————No par
700
29V4
24%
44
News
Power
Oct
17% Oct
20'/a Sep
97% Dec
101% Feb
$6
148
*28%
25%
*130
159 Va
990
34%
23Va
72
73%
*146
American
Amer
17y« Feb
106% Jan
210% Mar
•
48% July 28
117
81
100
Molasses
Oct
Nov
Mar 12
37
common—_1
Machine & Metals
Jan
64% Apr
Sep
*137
104% Sep
115% Jan
—100
preferred—
American
30
May
21% Nov
4
Feb
American
-
6,300
166
29%
*42
55%
72
148
165%
*34
29V4
135%
55!A
34%
*24%
- •
43
156%
51
29
Sep. 9
112% Sep 26
25% May 19
88% Jun
96%
7
24
89% Sep 11
14% May 19
American Metals Co Ltd com_No par
6%
preferred—
a
-——100
260
17
39
.
Amer
10
31%
103%
62%
34
26% Feb
44
EXCHANGE
1,700
15,400
38%
167
102
74% Deo
49% Jun
5
6% Feb
1
preferred
NEW YORK
2,000
185
38%
•146
-
8,500
13%
13V4
*180
800
10%
109
99 Va
13%
185
200
31
10%
108%
50
10%
31
t<-
107/a
109
500
500
1,000
60%
'
19
Sep
5
xl9% Sep 12
95% Jan 22
Aug
Jun
Apr
>
42
•
17% July 28
Amer Mach & Fdy Co com—No par
3.90% cum preferred—
100
9%
62%
34%
56
63%
19%
Nov
Dec
1
20% July 15
3,200
28%
28%
38%
167
15
Par
98%
*9
29%
61%
*34
10
6
July
62% May
Oct
8
28% Feb
110
Feb
6
Shares
24%
38
•164
04 Va Feb
115% Jan
21
No par
American International Corp
American Invest Co of 111
Sales for
f per share
24%
♦140
21
Sep
39% May
12% Apr
75
Apr
91% May
Jan
106
Oct
79
21
49
Oct
Nov
Nov
184
12*
36
18
6%
44
5%
8
Mar
94
May
May
20% May
105% July
96% Nov
Sep
129
STOCKS
$ per share
*98
3
15
99
Nov
39
72% Oct
12% Nov-.
36 V* Oct
5
Feb
133% Jan
17
9'
50
American. Locomotive
7%
Jun
10
Products
non-cum
the Week
9%
S
6%
200
Friday
29%
11%
113%
*112
3,500
Sept. 20
9%
109
112
600
14
21%
Sept. 26
29%
31%
10%
12
12
Thursday
Sept. 24
10%
12%
100
50
.May 19
10
common—
PRICES
Wednesday
143
102
**13%
20%
9%
10%
•98%
*13%
29%
143
102
.
-
63% May
67% Nov
25%. Oct
7
7
Jun
com
preferred
23%
12%
99
conv
1%
14
SALE
6%,
May 19
Jan
Sep
Nov
>
9
-
Mar 26
Jan
77% Jan
17% Feb'
2% Jun
Co
Hide & Leather
23%
9'/a
10 '/a
31 Va
108 %
104
HIGH
American
100
80
31
29%
64% Sep
37% Nov
11
11
9
-
;
9
11% Apr
Aug
Jun
Deo
25
99% Sep
3
Jan 23
8% Feb
3
35
16
July
26
212 %
18%
29%
31%
99%
30%
91%
105% July 28
39% Feb 10
No par
$6' preferred
American Hawaiian SS
1,700
56
8
16% Sep
No par
1,000
7%
29%
143
♦52
•
23%
9%
•140
56
100
.
7
39% Mar
61% May
113
Oct
164
7
35% Feb
"/a May 19
65%-Sep
par
_No par
7%
*100
29'/a
♦9
29 Va
7%
21
24'A
♦97%
38%
7%
preferred
$7 2nd preferred A
;
July 24
Jan
Jan
m'
Foreign Power com—No
23'/a
7%
•111
Tuesday
Sept. 23
24
99
83
♦38%
8
20%
$ per share
24%
•97%
*80%
38%
2,100
$7
91% Oct
17% Oct
17
Jan
69y« Jan
82
S
Amer &
300
85
*13%
14
AND
*54
100
•12
12%
38%
*7%
23%
7%
100
21%
-
56
23%
7%
102
•13%
CLOSED
*81%
38%
7%
56
23%
.
85
38'/a
•
2,100
92
♦81
»
3,500
3%
92
7%
^
.T
American Encaustic Tiling
1
American European Secur—No
par
American Export Lines Inc
40
600
;
17
3
93
38%
•54
EXCHANGE
3%
♦91%
7%
STOCK
3
93
82
82
•38
:
3%
93
16%
16%
I per share
3
96
*93
400
15%
"
3
3 Va
4%
♦14%
<
3
*
/.
*% '
4%
.
38
12
Mar
8%
Oct
18
July 24
Sep
3
No par
iF'
•4%
14
52% Oct
7% Feb
Cyanamid Co com
preferred series A—
3%%
2
196% Sep
American
,
29%
3% May 19
100
conv
20%
SOVi Dec
3% Oct
8
82% Sep 23
184% Mar 21
Inc_—No par
American
500
50%
5r/o
4
Feb
20%,May 19
67
July 15
100
preferred---
Cable"
12% Feb
61% May
103
Aug
;_1
;
non-cum
Nov
—25
common
Chain &
Sep
25
90
36
American Car & Fdry com—No
par
Amer
5
2
50
*125
Preferred
300
8
Apr
100
Radio Corp.;
135
51
com—No par
.
Oct
7
;_1
preferred
Nov
22% Feb
8% May 19
10
26% Feb
59% Apr
33
104
34% May 16
50
Bosch
American. Can
•
1,600
,
23%
Jan
73
Bank Note common
Amer Cable
1,500
102
23%
46
Jan
1
196
26
—50
preferred
American
2,200
189 %
44
*20%
21%
6%
Jun
Jun
41%
6
Apr
24% Sep
24% May 19
5
68%
18
104
18
No par
Chemical_No par
Agricultural
American
8,300
18'8
91
Jan
24%. Sep
8% Dec
66% Sep
48% Feb
May 20
May 17
1
00m
44%
0% Feo
30% May 19
No par
Inc
preferred
Petroleum Corp
5%%
45
Co
Feb
10
Feb
44
13
99% Feb
24%
102% Aug 11
29 y4 May 17
30
Jan 16
American Airlines common
;_1
v
3 % % cum conv preferred—_100
1,300
5%
No par
convertible
Amer
127
5
82%
23%
109
•107%
39%
Leather
Amerada
100
102
102
23%
'
39%
190%
44%
104
"
21%
108%
189
45%
6%
.
Inc
Febi
May
Oct
6% Feb
May 19
18
*60
13%
31% Jan
July 2
15% May 19
164
Dec
May
19
3
10% Feb
93
^5
91
169
Nov
30% Feb.
July 25
38% Feb
112
8
Jan
32
100
preferred—.-
Amalgam
900
.
12
♦125li
'
5%
82%
191
44%
♦11%
39%
127
4%
83
189
45
39%
'125^
♦68
12
1,100
51
21%
70
40
82%
189
44%
22
21%
127
M25J.
84
189
103%
70%
39%
5%
82%
192
22%
•11%
127
68
70%
39%
•125}J
67
*21%
'
12%
39%
127
68
6%
♦49
51
8%
8%
68
72
*50
*6%
par
No par
Alpha Portland Cement
1,800
87/a
6 %
56
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common__No
par
3%% cum conv preferred
100
1,100
1,800
*49%
68
5
4%
19
2% May 19
25% May 19
1
Dye
Jan
8
38% Aug 21
92
1
7
16
$ per share
61% Apr
105% Oct
July 28
27
100
——-
Co
4
loo
Inc_'_—
&
55
18% May 19
Allied Stores Corp common___No
par
-
98
10
7
lu%.Rao
Highest
$ per share
17% Sep
55
Jan
__5
Kid, Co
32%
.
Mining
110
15
Aug 27
Apr 14
104
preferred-No par
conv
Allen
32%
38
prior
3,700
185
32 %
•32
Gold
common
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_No
Alleg & West Ry 6% gtd„
20
24%
184%
80
•39%
51
*95
24."
4,900
51
•1251*
•21
100
185%
$2.50
33%
8%
22%
103%
67
33
—100
4%% preferred-.—...
Allegheny Corp common
5%% preferred A
32%
6%
•
45%
♦95
184
8,400
7,000
48%
68
83%
3%
♦64
33%
x237/a
Inc
79%'
9
190%
95
24
186
Juneau
Aldens
33%
'31
•49%
'47%
5
67
33%
Alaska
3%
37
May
30% May
6
May
27% Sep
No par
&Vicksburg Ry
4
38
1
Reduction Inc—
1,800
:
6%
51
80%
11%
33%
Air
Corp—-
1,000
20%
33%
6%
51
71
3%
37%
Admiral
99
33%
97%
22%
3%
37
♦64
1
38%
♦97
20 %
97%
67%
4%
20
99
*19%
30
8%
21
10
Alabama
20'A
30
47%
4%
*20%
Co
Jun
87% Jan
6% May 21
43% Apr 19
13 % May 19
Corp —.
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp—lo
12,700
♦19%
98%
•79%
29
2.50
Adams Express
105
20%
•97%
•50
28%
♦102
4%
♦97%
3%
95
37%
,
29
105
4%
90
Co
Year 1946
Lowest
$ per share
66% May 20
No par
Straus
Motors
Steel
No par
com
Range for Previous
Range Since January 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
Adams-Mlllis
1,200
1,200
7%
20%
37
6%
7
Acme
500
20%:
37%
6%
28%
*102
67
23%
37%
29
36%
36%
186
34%
100%
,
*99%
36%
7
20%
33%
24
*20%.
*32 '
•
-
37
7
3%
186%
4,900,
17
50
<fc
ACF-Brill
1,100
900
16%
♦36%
Abbott Laboratories
Abraham
7%
55
48%
36%
98
23%
186%
7%
55
99
♦64
34
*95
24
187
♦19%
3%
77/a
55
17%
47/a
20
67
33%
100
23%
STOCK
Par
1,400
51%
105
*97%
36%
'
76
17
*4%
99%
*64
.34%
187
,
36%
67
34%
YORK
EXCHANGE
105
51%
29
•102
4%
21
7%
*54%
7
27%
105
4%
75
*85
105
51%
36%
7
28%
•102
4%
20%
99%
-
NEW
Shares
17%
-
36%
7%
27%
28 Vi
105
4%
7%
*50
7%
28 y8
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
76%
*85
55
17
51 »/2
76%
105
♦53%
36%
♦102
(■
8
54%
•50
7%'
CLOSED
7%
54%
t per share
76%
♦85
17%
36
STOCK
76
105
51%
,
STOCKS
Friday
Sept. 26
Thursday
Sept. 25
$ per share
76%
•90
54'A
•50
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 24
share
76
76%
8
EXCHANGE
S per
105
54
SALE
Exchange
.
$ per share
•90
HIGH
Tuesday
Sept. 23
13
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRUING
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Saturday
(1261)'
21%
149% Jun
62
Apr
15
19
Mar
5
7
Jan
2
146% Feb
24
x45
62
Aug 20
174% Feb
4
82% Feb
5
84% Feb
5
Apr 17
163% July 23
41J/a May 17
116% Jan
9
120% Aug 12
12
May 19
xl00% Sep 18
26% Jan 16
90
May 23
68'/a Jun
5
5% May 19
May
2
30"% May 19
62
45% Jan
15
40% Sep 12
108% Sep 26
46% Jan 16
14% Apr
20
12
—5
19
61% Apr
151
10
Noon
3
40
July 17
58% Jan
3
18% Feb
8
106y8Jan
30
165
Oct
34% Deo
160
Jan
138
47%
Sep
Jan
67%
Apr
159% Nov
>00%
Jun
73
Oct
76% Oct
150
July
48% Oct
78
121
May
116%
Sep
13%
Oct
50% Feb
13
110y4 Feb
103% Feb
13
100%
87%
Feb
70%
Jun
Deo
182% Jun
Deo
108% Nov
10% Jan
6
7
Sep
18%
69% Apr
1
04
Deo
42
5
35
Oct
May
Feb
60% Jan
82% May
Mar
41
Sep
4
38
Sep
111% Mar 10
108
Deo
63% Sep
61
Jan
58% July
23
7
43% Jan
15%
Oct
Sep
15
16
Sep-
3% Jun
17
29
Jun
28% Jun
110%
20% July 24
Apr
100% May
174
15
30
99% May
•
Sep
102% Sep
29% Jan
13
Feb
May
38% July
•8y« Feb
188
Apr
Jan
29
13%
6% Feb
21
4%
89
Feb
17
NOV
26% Mar
Jan
•0
81%
Xll4% Mar
x€4% July
27% May
24% Feb
10% Feb
*1%
Dee
:r
Monday, September 29,.
'
'
Saturday
Sept. 20
$
f per share
47%
14%
14
14
*14
12%
*12%..
14%
143/4
*110
113
110
111
*111
112
130
6%
113
113
*110
113
110%
112
113
113
110
7%
2d
33%
33V4
82%
80%
8P/4,
14%
102%
102%
101%. 102
200
•81%
5,000
1023/4
14%
51
50 'A
1,100
51
52
50
51
50
26%,
28
26
*20
26%;
*26
263/4
*71%
74.
*71 %.
74
*71%
74
327a
34
323/4
*112%, 114
112%
74
*71%
33%
34
113%
113%
117
117%,
*20
20
21
21%
21%
20
21%
4%
20
29
1,200
200
800
Autocar
*21%
21%.
21
21%
800
4%
41%.
40%
40%
143,4
14%
143%
*14%,
16,200
4%
41%
14%
5
4%
53/8
>
400
14%
♦14%
17%
17%,
16%.
12%
13%
12%
19%
\
14%.
19%
18%
17%
16%
17%.
10%
16%
16%
13%,
13%.
12%
13-
12%
13
19%
■
19%
18%
191/4
13%
183/4
*13
13
13
*13-
13%
*13
13%
68
67%
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66
*65
60
48
48
43
48
*47
47%.
50%
50%
29
48
-
30O
49
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24',%
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50
♦50
51%
*50
51'%
29 Vb
..
28%
200
4V2V0'
51%
30
28 S/8
28%
,7,300
Bath
12%'
13%
12%
12%
13
13%
13 y4
13%
"3,900
21%
21 Vz-
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
1,700
46
45%
453/4
600
102
100%
46%
48%
*105%
31%
15
12%
22%
19
:106
8
34%
31%
31%
100
33%%
19
200
50
I
15%
15
12%
1,700
Bell
Aircraft
21%
800
Bell
&
1051/4
*105
106 y2
200
301/4
30
4
%7f
Co
2,700
18%
18%
3,600
,233/4 July
of
Amer—^5
xl7% May 13
273/4 Jan
27;
15%, Oct
4%'May 19
73/8 Feb
1
39
25 Ya
1,600
Beneficial
*95
97
Cum
97
28 34
29%
28%
28%
28
28 %
28
28 y4
4,600
£7%
86
87%
86%
86%
85%
86 V*
4,500
Bethlehem Steel
140 %
140%
139%
3
139%
*139 3/a
140 ya
)
500
53%-.
56 y2
56%
:
500
54%
; 54%
55%
55
15%
15%
m%.
15%
*15
15%
15%
15%
♦29%
30 %
29%
29%
*29%
30.%
♦29 V.
301%
29 y4
293/4
200
15%
15%
15
15%
14-%
13 %
151/4
143/4.
143/4
2.300
Blaw-Knox
Bliss
29%
30
28%
29%-
54
54
54
54
15
;
*15
17%. Nov
163/s Feb
11
Oct
30%
11 Ya May 17
25%, Feb
18%. Oct
47%
9% May 19
16%. Feb
12%, Oct
30
66
29%
54
29%
29%
29
29%
3,300
54
*28%
54
54%
54%
54%
2,200
*14%
♦15%
16%,
15%.
15%
*37
38
36%
36Vs
20
18%
20
19 y8
19%
37
37
37%
37 y4
37%
99%
99%
90%
♦52%
54%
52%
27%.
28%
28
42
42 %
69
16
50
Feb
27
54 % Jan
20% Apr
15
30
'E
$2.25
Bliss
600
*13
15%
*36
37%
36
36
20ya
19%
19%
4.600
Boeing
37 3/a
1,700
Bohn
19%
15%
,
42%
96%
96%
52 %
,
*96%
*51
*37
52%
37%
*37
*51
Bon
110
961%
95
52%
96%
95
*51
52 %
10
28%:
23'
28
271/4
273/4
27
273/8
42%
42%
42
421/s
42
42%
Class
'2,300
42%.
Ami
3,700
Co
class
8'
18%
Feb
7
21%, Oct
24 Va
Jan
2
46%, Sep
73
110 % Jan
31
7
15
111
Nov
1183/4 July
2
17
104
Feb
110
11
Nov
22
203/4 Aug
19
108 V* Feb
„
104
Jun
12
Jan
50
31 Vz May 16
40
Feb
30% Jun
17% Feb
12% May 16
10%.May21
,_10
16 3% May 19
5
6
2
7
39'% Feb
7
'
j
: 51
50
*iod
51%,
50%
51 y4
51%
*100%. ioi %•
100%
100 VB
♦99%
50%.
%,
101%
*3%.
*3% % 4%
38%
35%
*34%
: 8%
8 Vz
4%
8%
90%
*83
Inc
33%
37
.
31%
27%
27%
37
37%
06%, Dec
29%, Nov
22
22
99
J?'eo
%
150
Jan
66
Feb
3
18% Jan
23
19
21
19
19
26
36
Jan
x20%,Feb
.
54% Sep
29%
*104%
*104%
I,400
90%
*83
13 %
13%
13%
3,500
317/a
32 3/4
27.%
26%
27
900
37
37
1,900
*106
108
37
108
363/4
106%
.
20
1
29%
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371/4
108
17%
105
18%
18%
18.3/8
8,200
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30%
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30%
700
105 :!/4
160
105
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22 %
>
i
t
x
:■*
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22
22
21%
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21%
21%
21%
21%
18%
19
18%.
19%,
183/s
19%
18%
19%
18%
19 »/8
122%
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122
122
10%
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11%
10%
78
78
77.
34%
♦98
34%
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11%'
10%
77
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34%
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100
122
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11%:
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99%.
122
!
\
10%
79
761/4
34%
33%
100
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122
11%
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75 y4
8,200
76
230
33%
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34
300
99
*95
99
76%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
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17%
17%
173/2
31%
30%
31%
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3iy4
30%
303/4
30%
30%
1,400
18%.
19%
18%
19%,
19<
19-
191/4
19
19.3/4
10,500
98%
98 %
98%
98%
40
♦97%
•
18%.
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*973/4
98%
90%
98%
♦97%
90%
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88
*87
800
95
88
preferred
-
CO'—
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Niag El Corp $3.60 Pfd
Co
Watch
Bulova
*87-'
89
89'
89
*87%.
90
88
88
13%
13%
13%,
13 y8
133/a
13
133/a
II,800
Burroughs Adding
8%-
8%
8%,
7%
81/8
8
83/4
,7,700
Bush
13%
13%
7%
7%
82%
13%
82%,
14%
101
*100
3%
*17%
102
13%
8
*80%.
19
13%,
14
13%
3%
18
*102'
25
*102
25%
131%.
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82%
13%,
101!
*80 y2
13%
*99
81%
13.3/4
3,100
33/4
400
17%
*i7y4,
17%.
500
24%
IO21/4
24%.
103
103
24%
50
25
Term
-
900
——1— 1
preferred—100
10
—100
—5
No par
—100
No par
Co—^
Jun
14
3'
Bep
34
Nov
18
Dec
42
Oct
8
101
Sep
67
Jan
9
52
Oct
Sep
Jan
Sep
May
Jan
May
7
27% Nov
493/8 Jan
9
42%
Sep
52 % Sep
25
30
Nov
Sep
10
09
Dec
6Va Feb
3
35% Feb
'
102
Mar
83%
Apr
May
18% Aug
66% May
35
'
11
4% Sep
30 Va
Mar
73%
Jan
112
Apr
60% July
48 % May
57 3A Apr
613/4
Jun
1073/4 Aug
11% Jan
39% Feb
1
Deo
21
12
Deo
Deo
35 Va
13% Feb
34%
Jan
Jan
3
72
Jan
95
Deo
18% Feb 27
13%
Sep
20%
Feb
40% Feb
11
30%
Oct
53%
Jan
31% Feb
10
23'
Oct
42% Jun
96
"
3B%
Jan
70
May
113
Apjr
Jan
2
109% Apr
3
105
Nov
28% Feb
5
25
Oct
38%
11
36% Jan
7
31%
Sep
45 s/8 May
14,
106% Apr
30
Oct
110% Mar
63* ;
19
2
19
15
20
.7
19
14
19
2
19
103
27V2lFeb
3
19% Sep
23
14
Sep
123% May 20.
10
84
Jun 4
.12% May 19
6
May 19
"2* Jun 6
1,1/4. May 19
99' Sep 12
3 % May 17
13% May 19
947/8^^May 22
19
May 19
+
100
Mach——No par
Bldg 7%
Jackson
Byron
100
—100
—
—
Jun
58
Feb
26
May
14
May
95 V2. Jan
80
May
common—1
fiutler Bros commoh —
4%% preferred
Butte CoRper & Zino—
Byers; Co (A M)' common
Participating preferred^
101'
3%,
102
24%.
Bush
60
3%
preferred
Terminal
33%
Jan
72Ya Jait
25V4.May
99
Jan
14% May
No par '
~l
100
preferred
conv2nd
3%%
'
173%
103
24%
3% %
70
*31/4
30%,
17%
17%
103%,
*80%
13%
101
*3%.
500
*
*87
82%
*100'
101
*3%.
18
25%
*80%
82%
♦100
3%
102
♦24%
lnc-
Corp
Oct
8ep
59
102
203/4
13 Vb
120
9
pjar*
No par
^^-5
Bullard. Co
Burlington Mills
4% preferred
90
*87
No
—
Feb
18%
116
253%,Jun
No par "
——
30%
16
23% May 19
35% Sep 12
106 , Jun 23.
17%,May 19
common——15
—
89 %
89
"t !
$5
Buffalo
Buff
31
Inc
Co
preferred
$3.60
110
10%
Inc
Bucyrus-Erie Co' common—,
:_5
1%
preferred
——:——100
Budd (The) Co common—No par
13,700
124
10%
(assented)_100
Bruns-Balke-Collender
600
.
Shoe
Brown
46
Oct
37%
23'
383/4 May21
37%>May 19
97%Mar 14
SVsMay 19
32
May 20
8
Sep
8
87
May 16
13
May 19
30
May 17
.;
Bearing
Airways
Nov
26
52% Sep 23
25 ' May 19
Co-———5
—2.50
Brewing Corp of America
15
Bridgeport Brass Co
No par
Briggs Manufacturing
-Nonpar
Briggs & Stratton^
No par
Bristol-Myers Co common
2.50
33/4% preferred—v
100
Brooklyn Union Gas
^.No par
Braniff
2,400
32
Roller
Bower
90 »/2
13 %
27
29%
,29%.
400
8'%
31%
18
105
4%
35%
*8
27%
*106%
20%
*3%
35%
8'/4
32 y4
37
108
20-
29%,
105
32
4%
168
15%
25
24
Deo
"Nov
31
6.
10
23 Ya Feb
31% July
114»/4 July
53
17%-Feb
Feb
52% May
Nov
143
July 25
31
Feb
85%
27
41% July
95
--5''
100
Corp common
preferred
cum
& Maine RR
Boston
35%
*83
13%
*27%
37
*108%
108
;20%
•20
90 y2
13%
32%
28
32%
♦27 %
*106%
13%
3%%
100
112% Aug
17
*>1
34
1
15
Jan
36% May
29% Sep
May 17
9
14% May 19
Brass——1—5
A_
l«_No par
common-
58
Sep
.3?i/».Ton
14
—5
(The)—s
Ca
Oct
24%
T
28 Vz May
_2.50
—No par
Borg-Warner
11,500
8%
8%
*83
90%
13%
52
100'/a
*3%
36
8%
51%
*99%
35%
4%
♦34%
8%
*83
13%
13%
*3%
36
521/4
100%.
Borden
283A
103% Feb
14% May
25
May
12% May
18%,May
41
Apr
^_1
Jan
Apr
Jan
;Jun 27
76% May 19
136%.May 19
46 % May 20.
——100
35%
37
112
25y2 May 17
19%. Apr 19
com—No par
Apr
28% May
Oct
28% Jan
96
^^_1
Mar
30%
Dec
163£
102
21 Vs May 20
com__No par
Feb
Nov
May
23% July 16
9
173/4 Sep
Oct
15%, Nov
18 V* Jan
24 % Jan
May 17
28
15
13
106% Aug
2
Jan
103
393/4
39% Mar 31
6
"
w
Dec
197/b Feb
62
30
com—-,_33%c
B
Stores
Bond
&
May
24
Sep
Brothers—No par
Aluminum
31
17
Jun
Airplane Co^.__
May
Sep
18
19
preferred——No par
Bioomingdale
110
Jun
57
21
May 19
100
Laughlin Inc„
&
15%
38
15%
*36
Aug
Jun
18.
100
common
Jun
64 %
41%
Dec
48%. Qct
9
%, July 24"
'42
—No par
Co
W)
conv
88 Va
Sep
xl2% Sep
1*00
Co
28r
28 Vs July
'25
I
Jan
Jan
May
25 Va
55% Jan
No par
1——X,
(Del)
'
36%
-
13
Sep
May 19
:
303/4, Apr
Feb
Jan
47,
18
60
.
Decker Mfg Co—_—No par
Black
Jan
243/b Feb
Bigelow-Sanford Carp Inc—-No par
Birmingham Electric Coy_—No par
1,000
15%
38%
16
:_5
preferred!—
lr/c
142%
54%
Feb
7%. May 17
"
*140%
54%
83%
May
8<
163% May 19
_l
&
86%
Feb
Oct
41
14 3/a
13'% May 27
—2.50
160
Foods——
29%
Jan
323/4 Aug
—100
_100
Co
Best
87%
37%
Nov
13
pfd $3.25 ser-of 1946_No par
800
26%
26 y2
Nov
6 Va
8
Feb
10
Loan
Indus
Best
19%
49
May 16
'
28%
V
123/s Feb
5%.May 27
Bendix Home Apj) Ino
25
*94%
Jan
Jun
Nov
Aviation——
Bendix
30%
18%
251/s
"•
Sep
18
preferred—
18%
55
25
16% Sep
common
25%
142
30:
Apr
973/4
135
10%
Co
18
142
Nov
18
Corp—
Howell
87
*
114
10*
Belding-Heminway
800
125/«
263/4
x533/4 NOV
9
Jun
34%
29»
»
Packing
Beech-Nut
*2oy2
26 3/4
22%. Oct"
51% May
130%
18%'Feb
RR—
Beech. Creek
1,100
31%
15
*94% ~ 97
July 24-
27% Jan
22% Mar 11
Corp
Aircraft
Beech
35
31%
21%
28%
Nov
29% Jan
pfd_—
conv
25
26 3/4
Nov
53/4 May 16
Mills, Inc.
"Beck Shoe 4%% preferred
.1,500
8%
*7%
*33
cum
18
27
31
105
May
19y2 May 14>
common.
25
97
8'
22
July 28
73
121
Corp__——1"
No par
Co
24%
27
49 Ya May
94
uuly
26 Vz
18
Inc—
18%
*94%
Dec
Dec
13% May 19
Beaunit
106
106
Jun
263/4
68
39% July
22
150
30%,
27%
15
Mar 29*
7-7
—5c
Co————
18%-
97
343/4 Feb
4
No par
commoh
24%
..
83
:/V.V
Works
12%
30%
Sep
1
Ohio
Focds
123/4
30
45
No par
Works—
30
30
13
*03/4* Aug
253/4, Jun
Inc
Oil
21%
105
Feb
Apr
57
B
T)
15
107
*105 %
29 Va May
113% Apr
100
(The) common-—3
preferred——No par
123/4
22
Oct
3—
18 Ms
*27
.
_No par
($1.20 J
25%
•94%
62
1.00
common
18%
30%
23 y2 Jun
ico
Oct
Oct
8!
24%
30%
.
~59
preferred—J
Iron
101
19
jun
13'
Aug
22
*12%
107
*105%
107
•105%
*33
15
15
12%
22
73/4
8% 31%
31%
15
12%
22
12%
*105%
'
34Vt
*33
31%
*18%
106%
8
34%.
31%
147/s
14%.
8ys
8Va
*33
34%
*101
19
*183/4
108%. 105%
31%.
*45%,
46
101
18%
8%
*8
*33
101
18%
-
106%,
*103%
46
101
46%
*99
19%;
Aug
323%
2
105
Bayuk Cigars
Beatrice
36% May
30
15-
18 3/4 Feb
21% May 19
Canteen Co
Barnsdall
21%
102
40%'May 17
preferred
♦50 %
12%.
46%
100
Brothers "common————10
'Barker
29
21%
♦19-
78
10
& Aroostook common
5%
preferred
%
283/4
12%
100
Jun
2
May 28
10% May 19
Feb
preferred-.
29
21%
.
May
125
Sep
Jan
•
24%
121
26
34
50
Conv.
100
Barber Asphalt Corp' (Delaware)_10
300
24
24%
May
14
conv
•Bangor,
110
66
66
*47%
*23%
28%)
<
29 V4,
148
-
13%
♦12%
48
24
50
25%
*24%
66
,*65
Dec
Feb!
113% Sep
Baltimore ,&
5,200
183/4.
18%
125
134
30 Ya Aug
Mfg Corp
4%
4
25
15
Locomotive
'
May
15
(B
22,300
153
31% Apr
Baldwin
.6,400
16%
12%
Dec
983% Apr
Babbitt
1,000
124%
107 % Jan
•
14%
14%
4
132 Yz Feb
99
common
Co
$2.25
.
Nov
25
66
Corp.1—No par
Automatic
Avco
Oct
17
112
series
prior pfd
Conv
Dec
12
25
Nichols
Austin
7%
15%
18%
13
Sep
100'
——
Tack
20
71/8
4
13
May 19
preferred—'
$3.75
conv
20*
*14%
Jan
110% Sep
<
112%. Feb
173/a Feb
_No par
RR:
Powder common
Atlas
no
Nov
July
20 3/8 Feb
22
22
Corp
20.
81/4
-
42
5
*40%
42
*41
41
Atlas
50
*24
15%
7,%
♦14%
21%
5%
5
5 Va
5
41
03/8.
15%.
20
21
410
118
29
•24-,.
*8%
20
:
*117
19
102
preference series A__100
conv
Atlas
67 y2
67
66%
1,900
17
Jan
Preferred
23 3/a
23
118
*117
28
103
4%
May
42%
10
Refining
Atlantic
120
1,030
65
10%. May 19
14% ^pr 14
_mo
Line
non-cum
Jun
Sep
Feb
I SS Lines common _—l;
G'& W
Atl
'
172
110
lo
Coast
Oct
6
com__100
—_
Inc——
P
Atlantic
'3,600
112
103
23%.
T
139
125
Co*—
Santa Fe
&
preferred
5%
32%
32%
1031/4
66%
117:
15%
*14%-. -15%
15 %■
20 %
.
*24
8%.
8<%
8%
117
,
28
♦24
28
4-
8%
15%
117
;
67'
*66%
67
66%
-67%,
67
22%,
300
A-
74
112
112%
1023/4
23%
103%,
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
♦112
;
26
26
*71 »/4
31
32%
33
112%,
103;
103%-. 103%
103%, 104
♦117
Investment
Sep
12
7
gep
18% May
112
Sep
Jan
14
Sep
24
183
102% Jun
__100
100
10%
6
$ per share
130% Jan
8
May 19
55
5
common
Topeka
5%
i2,400
50'4
New
Atch
1,000
14
102 3/a
103%
-14%.
51
33%
81%
141/4
102 s/8
14%.
14%
14%.
33%
81%
80%
15 3/a Mar
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
10
common—1
preferred—
preferred-.
Associates
81
33%
♦33
33%
*32%
Goods
/,
38% jUn
——————_No par
Dry
1st
14%
26%!
Corp;
Associated
114
82%
*50)
Artloom
2,900
14%
Corp
Constable
Arnold
800
13
14%
300
143/4
12%,
$3.75
*111
33%
14%-
'
210
12%143/4
12%
14%
106 Va
share
9%,Mayl9
Co. com——No par
preferred;.
No par
Year 1946
Lowest
Highest
103% Sep
140
Cork
Armstrong
600
106 Va
107
47%
14%
*14
12%.
47%
473/4
♦106 Va
106%
106 y4
107
473/4
48
No par
_100
preferred
7%
$ per
com—5
preferred:
$6 conv prior
220
*47%-
of, Illinois
Co
&
Armour
1,100
185
14%-
103
103'
»
106
*183
47%
113%
♦24
106
183
15
82%
..
105
18.3
14%
113
CLOSED
105
183
14%
114
-
jPar
17,400
13%
106 ya
12%,
114
*32%
13%
14%
105 %
183
12%
14%
133/4
14
13%
13%
185
Range for Previous
Range Since January I
Lowest
Shares
$ per share
$ per share
share
*
'
STOCK
EXCHANGE
the Week
105%.
14
14
EXCHANGE
$ per
share
per
*106%
107
♦12%.
STOCK
Sept. 26
*183
48%
48%
106%
Sopt. 35
104%
107 %
183
Sept; 24
13%
13%
13%
105%
183
Friday
YORK
NEW
Sales for
Thursday
$
STOCKS
PRICED
Wednesday
Sept. 23>
share
per
SALE
Tuesday
Sept. 22
i
HIGH
AND
LOW
Monday
120
Jan
20%, Oct
38%
Apr
Apr
25% May
130
Feb
14% Feb
i
7
9%
Oct
22%
Jun
86% Feb
18
70 Va
Oct
99
Jun
37% Aug 12
25y<
Oct
06 %
Deo
45%
Feb
108 % Mar
102% Apr
23% Feb
11,
18'
38% Feb
10'
33*
22Va Feb
17
IS
16%
Oct
953/4
Deo
111<
Mar 12
84%
Deo
97
Deo
119% May
102% Aug
Nov
104% Feb
100
18% Nov
95 % Jan
S
15%. Feb
8
13
8
Jan 22
75
9%; Feb
88
24% Feb
108% Jan
7
4
Feb
10
21% Feb
10
3
6
104
26
Jan
July
7
NoV
6%: NOV
Oct
20% NOV
105
Sep
46%
59%, May
20% July
213/4
15%
98
Oct
99
Oct
19% NOV
Mar
Jun
Jan
May
39% May
110
4%Oct
15
Jun
9%
35%
May
Jan
Feb
112% July
40
May
'
'
_.
c
LOW
Saturday
Sept. 20
t per share
Monday
Sept. 23
I per share
AND
31%
30%
54
2%
*53%.
31
54
*53%
21,4
2ya
7
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
7%
7%
7 y8,
7%
28
28 %
27%
27%.
271/4
157/a
16
I314
122%
15%
*118
*44% ' 45 %
*44
122
153/4
124
45%,
Thursday
Sept. 25
*118
.
$ per share
31
*30%
54
53i/2
2%
7.1/4
2714
157/s
124
*44
45%
*19
I91/4
..
15%
120
*44
19%
193%
10%
11 y8
103/4
11
*73%
74%
*73%.
74 7 a
730/4
73%
*73%
*12
13
12%'
12%
Hi/4
12
*11%
*42
18%
*42
56
55
118%
.
55
55
55
19%
103/4
*54%
*117%
118'%
3314
331/4
33
33
33
43%
421/4
42%
43
43
*42
19%
17,%
19%
18
43%
For footnotes see page
23,
*41%
44
*413/4
117%
18%
44
'■
30%
*52%
54
27%,
15%
120
45%
700
50
:
1'
Cons. Copper—r5
5Yo
preferred
Callahan Zinc-Lead
3,000
Calumet & Hecla,
27
1,200
Campbell W
15%
3,800
130
Can
30
*26
15%
*1203/4
*44
71/4
453%
1914
19
19
11
10 3/4.
11
74%.
73%
73%
preferred
com——1.66%
Southern
—No par
—
Ry
700
Canadian
14,000
Canadian
21% May 19
12% May 13
116
Mar 15
No par
& C Fdy
Dry Ginger Alb
$4.25
Canada
123
423/4 July
100
CoL
Pacific
Mills
900
Capital Admin class
9V2Mayl7
25
Ry
Cannon
No par
—
1
19' ' Sep 26
Breweries Ltd——No par
200
share
24% Apr 28
53
Jan 22
'2
May 14
6% May 19
California Packing common—No par
.
4,000
7%
$ per
Par
Shares
$ per share
*117%
18%
12%
55
118%
*11%
♦543%
117
123/a
:
56
Jan
55
20
117%'.
32 %;
32%
700
4234
42
42
600
18%,
18%
18%
3,200
'
42
42
•41,3/4,.
41%
$3
400
preferred
Carolina
130
33
.
Clinch
Carolina
Power
Carpenter Steel
Carrier
Corp
Preferred
A
—
&
&
11
50
115
30%
-"40'
A common—1
Ohio Ry
Light Co
Co,—,——v
commCm
4%
series
;10
100
100
;_5.4
.10.
.50 '
•
Apr
May
Mar
May
Apr
Year 1946
January I
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
17
'
34
117%
EXCHANGE
.303%
7 >4
19%
33%
the Week
53%,.
7
27
11%
♦55
Sept. 28
Range Since
NEW YORK STOCK
2%.
11%
*117%
Friday
Sales for
3iy8
2
*187/a
%
Range for Previous
STOCKS
$ per share
31 %
2%
PRICES
Sept. 24
$ per share
31%
SALE
Wednesday
Sept. 23
♦53%
2
HIGH
Tuesday
14
26
29
20
14
12VaMayl9
3534 Mav 19
$ per
share
S per share
Highest
$ per share
47%
Apr
68
Apr
18
27%; Deo
Jan
29
53?
Oct
3%-Feb
8
3
Sep
7%
8'% Feb
7
6%
Oct
123/4
Jan
30% Feb
7
20%, Oct
40 3/a
May
17% Feb
10
Feb
10
18
113
July
May
20
13
32% Sep
x55
132
483/4 Feb
25% Feb
153/8, Feb
78
Aug 22
1
143/4 Feb
57% Feb
18
Nov
18
Nov
147
Oct
58
Jan
24
Dec
25 3/a
Deo
11%
Oct
22%
Feb
51% NOV
733/4
Apr
12%, Oct
21 % May
Oct
59% May
12%
43
50
112
Sep
Jan
9
39V+Jan
50% Feb
2
38%/ Deo
1
39
193/4 Sep
17.
128
42
Sep
17'
Feb
Sep
13% Nov
34%, Nov
137
39 3/a
61%
34
60
May
Deo
Jan
Jan
Feb
Volume 166 '
Number 4633
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(1263)
NEW
LOW
Saturday
Sept. 20
Monday
"Sept. 22
$> per sham
(
AND
i
i pjer
7
38%
$ per
38
151
38
14b %
6%
149%
54
54 V*
53%
24%
<25
noo%
106%
106 %
106%
144
145
149
54
25%
145
<
24% '.
28%
28%
i29%-
20%
20%
*19%
19%
9%
9%
8%
8%
*111%
closed
8%
113
*91
7% *
7%
'
14%.
13%
10%
12%
23%
12%
100%
100%
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5%
•
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9%'
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31%
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24%
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189
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29%
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30
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32%
321%
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180%
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62%
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47
103%
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48
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28%
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25
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55
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49%
35
108%
•'
Feb
;!
35% July
;i
15
>
17
Nov
37% Jan
43
Deo
59%
Jan
;:
55
Deo
67%
Jan
u
14
Deo
25%
21?
14 r
1
29% Jan
6
21%
Deo
36%
27%
9%
88%
Deo
Mar
.
ft
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Jum 20
37
May 19
95
43% Jun
109
Mar
101
33
•*104%
14%'
Sep
44% May
1.
Oct
22
May
J i
108% Mar
i i
38% May
.;
32
37
144
205
Feb
Jan
108
Jan
109
Sep
113%
Jan
106
Jun
108% Mar
99%
Jan
106i)
56%
Feb
Deo
35% July 28'
57"
15% May 19
1
Sep
-105
Jan 22.
;
>,
3
i
Feb 18t
24% Feb
3
Apr
Ju f
62
May, 21
39% Mar 13
Sep
Jum 10
>
19%
24%
48% Mar
36% May
6:-
39%
Nov
60%
7ir
152^
Jan
154.
Jup 30
% Sep. 26-
Feb
•44%
Fft
Jun
165
May
T7a Sep 25
Range for Previous
STOCK
Range Since January 1
$3,50
com
5%)
Mills;- mc—
& iron;
cum
4%v
;
non-rum
33
Nmpar
1st
May, 17
18
12b
2nd' preferred—100
1
"2;50
Colhmbia
8s
Electric——Nopar
71
Sep 25
39% Apr 28
"*
$3.60
3,900
preferred
Commercial Solvents
33,600.
Commonw'th
—-No par
South
&
'
1,900
103 % Juri
—a———100
— -
11.1% Sen. 9
27% May 19
8'/a MayTft
1,000,
28 %
$ft preferred series!,—x___Nmpar
Commonwealth: Edison Co_,——25
Conde -Nast Publishing. Inc—No:par
1,200
Corigoleum-Nafrn
5%.
25%.
Consolidated
13,700
106'%
3,000
Consol
of N> Y
10
63%
Jun
10%: Oct
.15% Oct
23%
Jan
<
24%
Feb
12%
Nov
41
Jan
Sep
39
Jan
-
12% Oct
38
Jan
28
Oct
47
Jan
27%
Nov
47
Jan
Jan
8%
Sep
14
ft
32 Y*
Nov
48
7
20
Deo
14%,
I8
'24'%
104
•63 %
190-
491%;
7:'/4,46%
52,;
,
86
Mar/21
78%
Feb, 11-
36%
Oct
36%
Oct
103%
Deo
123
Nov
32% May
5% Jan
132
Feb
47 % Feb
8
115% Feb-
3
26% July
7
4
19
14
2,600/
Consolidated
Vultee
1
14%
Aircraft—,—1
41 %
*101'
102,
14
1,200
34'%.
34%
*103%. 106
7,800,
300
1
Continental
' Continental
44J/4.
15%,
45
8,100:
15'%
23
600
23%-
*51
51%.
170.
16'%49
15
*55
4,100
23%
3,900:
110
1,200:
55%
420-
23%
103
103
103;
192
191
4,500
103
3 '%
3%
■33i%
33%
104%
104%
62'%:
1
60'
230
62%
3,800'
191
5%
5%
5%
5%
3%
100
3%
33%.
104%.
14%
14%.
32%
33
,
104.'% 104%
*14'%
14%
Can
Diamond
Insurance:
Continental Motors
Continental
—No par
Fibre.
3—5-
Oil
10
:—1
oft Delaware
Continental Steel Corp;
Cooper-Bessemer Corpr com
123% Jan
29>
33% Jan
2
29% Sep
36%
Jun
14% Jan
■>
2
2
18%
Sep
40% May
2%
111
.
7
11
Feb,
7'
29Va Feb
3
108% Mar 2ft
5%
1,000
32'A May 19
99% Jun 26
Co
common...
May 27/
97,
Jun
18,
34% Sep. 26
XI05% Jun, 11;
9..
May 17
44
55% May
10% Feb
Oct
24%/ Oct
105%
36
Sep
Feb
109% Jan
15% Feb 10
54'/2 Jan.
2
17% Sep
13% Nov
23%
42%
60
17% Mar
14% Nov
33%
16%
Sep
47
Jan
17
Nov
32
Aug
30
Jan
19% Feb,
38% Feb
114'/a Feb
48
Xlll
Feb
24
25% July
Jan
Deo
Apr
May
Jan
115% Mar
35%
Sep
64%
12%
Feb
22
Sep
109%
Jan
53%
Jun
Apr
104% July 31
20% Feb
10
106.% Apr
9
101
ft
44% Feb
33% Sep
103% Nov
8%, Nov
110% July, 30
13%, Feb' 7
July
113% Mar
18%
Feb
54% Feb
3
46% Nov
63
Jan
12% Feb
8;
10
24
Jan
July 24
33%
Oct
49% May
19
Feb
1ft
15
Nov
23% Sep
23
13%/Nov
4ft% Deo
x23% May
30% Feb
—50
preferred—-——^
100
Cum. pfd 3%% ser of 1947_„100
Corn Products Refining com
,—25
3%%- preferred
Creameries of. America
13 %
20% Feb 13"
Oct
12 % Apr 14
3.1/2%
Crane
200
Sep
14% May 19
Electric Corp
1
Exchange Bank & Te Co___20
Corning; Glass Works common
5
2,700
Jan
14
Corn
Coty Inc
Coty International COrp^^
May 19
July
Jan
Nb par
CornellrDublier
Preferred
50 % Aug
Jun
59%
48
—5
:_Np par
Copperweld Steel; Co common.—_5
series
34%
111% Jan 13
"
106%vApr
May 2Q:
6% May lOSS
Apr 14
1
$3 prior preferred:
Convertible pref, 5%
May 19
12% May 15
:
100
Inc common-—20
1,000
3,100^
,
•
preferred
preferred:
500'-
lS'/a-
193
$3,75
2,600
12,400,
7%-
15
24%
Continental
49%.
49
103
k
11%
7
Nonpar
Continental Baking Co com—No,par
$5.50. preferred:,
I
Nb<par
49%.
103%. 103%
63
621%
#
,
cumulative
11%'
55'/4
24
4%
102%'
15'%
*55.
10% July 30
17
$4.50 preferred
"
No par
' Container Corp of America com__20
10
Va
com
Deo-
33
11% May 211
11
Apr 29,
40% May 19
Corp
Consolidated Natural, Gas___—;_bl5
21%
15%
15%
5%,
14%
Grocers
Consolidated Laundries Corp———5
13%
49.
*48
5%
■
Consolidated
300
290
10%
103
1,400
4,500
7,100
1,700
107
15:
■
15
Apr
36% May
50
.
.
35 Va Feb
24% May 23r
xl05% July; 1
com—No-par
$5, preferrecL.——:—,—No par
60% July
Aug
110
Oct
13
4-
21
Feb
Deo
37
31% Aug . 15
Apr 14-
Feb
69%. May
12% Nov
24% Nov
47/8 MaylO'
Coppermines Corp!__5
Edison
20% Sep. 17
16% Mar 27
17'A Feb-
42%
*99
3Qi
Inc
20ft:
Deo
23'A May 19
—i—No par
Consolidated Cigar_——j.—No par
200,1,500
2c
10 "
12% July 25
20% May 19
<2'A May: 1ft
6,80ft
■
39% Aug;
22 V3 Feb
17
cpm—Nopar
29'%;
11%
31
MayTO.
Jan.
Feb
32% Jan
Apr- ia.
3 ft.
Credit ~common__—^10
61%
11
32 Va Jan; 10.
:
30% May. 281
14% May 19
w_-Nonpar
Columbus & Southern.Qhio Elec_i.lO
46
Highest
$ per share
Oct
May 22
17% Feb, 11
16% Feb
4
Apr 19
10
Carbon -Cor— *.—Nonpar
Columbia Pictures common^.No par
' $4-.25 cum preferred: w
56
130
5
20 % Feb
..
May 20
22% Apr 10
Commercial
,
,
Gas
Columbia
«
,
8
23
Aug
$ per share
105% July 25
16% May 19
8May 14
9% May 15
.
common—100
preferred_l_100
B
,.
''
Aug'25
May 17'
>
Lowest
65% Jan
T155f
May 19
,'26
Columbia Broad Sys. Inc oh A—^2.50:
Class
189
99% Mar 13
*
No par
-—5
Southern
non-cum
May 19;
x61% Jun 10
1140
May 21
No-par
Nmpar
Corp com—No par
preferred
i_20
conv
4%
$'per share
141
No par
preferred——"
;
L
Highest
$per shnre
No par
i
Year 1946
Lowest
41%
15%.
*102%\ 103.i%
3%
Oct
27
106'/a Jan 10
78 V2 Sep
a
45% Sep, 16
43
May 16
12% JUP 27
10% Sep,.' 2<
12%
Oct
23%
Feb
55
50
Oct
60
Apr
27%
Jan
67%
Jan
12% May 17
52
Apr 14
23^8 Sep 15-
101% Apr
61% Sep, 15
185
l
5
1
._100
_1
2.
302% Apr. 17
;_io0
!_25
Oct
47
Jun; 25
Apr
Jun
25
6
27/8 Aug
8
26'A May 19
103% Apr 15
14
Sep
15
53
Mar 25
Feb,
5
20% Feb
13'
Xl2%
56
NOV
Jan
"
52
Sep
32% Feb
19
25%
Oct
105% Feb
6
101%
Deo
105% Jun
20-
61
Jan
75% Jan
195
,
7.
7
107
15
Mar
Deo
Nov
39% May
109% Aug
75%
Deo
210% Mar
14%
Apr
Oct
7%
Jan
13
31
Oct
49%
Jun
5
101
Nov
4% Jan
40% Feb
58% May
4%
8'A Jan
*185%
7%
Aug 15
Ang 14
,
H
U
Nov
4*
;
Feb
15%
Jam 28
115% Feb
1
Consumers Power Co
23'%,
55
3%-
Deo
July 24;
IO71/2 Sep 26
271/4 Jun 10.
;
;
i i
38% July
68% Apr
114
'178%
May 19
>
No par
700
15
54%
5%
30%
Sep
Nov
20% Feb I®
600
23
15%
62%
May
21'
31
14'%
*51-
15%
190
,.
53
,108
12% May 19
35%
15%.
14%
5%.
4
Sep
Feb 1©
23
112%
49%
•
48
63%
Jan
Jan
Feb 25
94
85
|
15
28
Jam 28
;
11
25% July
111
84
35%
23,1/2
.511/4
■
14%
103
;
>
62% July 17
1
111%
10%;
49%
■
1ft.
24%
Jan
Jan
Oct
36
48% Jam 3032% July,24
U% Feb 10'
Ntrpar
38%
82%
Deo
6%
42% Mac 17»
May, 20
May 19
15
:
15%
Feb 18)
7% Mar
21% May 21
37% May 19'
■
I;
34%
14
Jan;
11%July
56
July 23:
57% May 15
15% Feb 11
9
ApB
11%
43% Jan
76% Feb
Sep 17
27 V4
t
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd——100
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc„—1
*100%: 104%.
34%
35
105%
11
50.
14%
•
400:
11%
14
15%
105
33%
20 ;'
a
3_:
).
Colorado
1,3001
48%.
*101
15%
191%
14%
Oct
31% Sep
25
•
l~.1G0
Internal. Corp-
Golo Fuel
21%
1
41%
6%,
*104%
11%
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
16
108
u
i—100
1:
(The)'
Class A
Colonial
560
11%.
14%
44%
34-
!?
7
4% May 1.7
(The) neiw—1
Colgate-Palmoltve'-Peet
1,500
47,%
102%
7
33%
-
*14%.
,
14%'
41%
45
106
Jan
8
35%
35%
6%
55%.
24%
■
17%
6% Feb
12% May 15
15'A Jan 13
10-
112%
*141%
44%
5%
3%
3%
34
15'
.12
45%
191%
5%
33%
14%-
14
11
63%
193
106%
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34%
*107
10%
*162% 103%
;
64%
3%
14%
35%,
23%
50
OR
106%
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104%-
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25%
-
14%
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108%
49%
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23%
5
,.
.
41%
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14%
23%.
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'■
104%
-.
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41%
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14.%
106
•
113
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51%
15'A
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41%
23%
15
55
63%
'
v
111%
51%
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25
106%
15%
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35%.
112
23%.
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5
21%
.
14%
10%
0
*30
21%
41%
14% July
Oct
15% Fel?(;
51% May 19
52 '/a Juh) 27
100
new—
YORK
:
400
3'%
112'%
.
I'M
31
21%.
14%,.
102%
49'A
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;
29%;
113%
29
21%
14
108/
11 %•
28%
14%
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35%
■
3.
481%
14'A
ft.50
:1
Collins & Aikmant
2,200/
107
111%
14%
102%
com_
rights
Co
Coca-Gorla
<
29,200
r
3
31/8
---112%; 113%
29% - 30%
-
12
14'A
71
:
200
100
-
36%
IO51/2
47%
102%
Coca-Cola
1,200/
11%
16'%
'
*70-
107
12%.
111%
Elee
I
Nov
53% Feb 13
Par
60
44
141%
'35%
26% Jan
7%
5%
36% May. 19
EXCHANGE
200
42
48
41'A
*100i/2
36'/a
'-
23%
25%
*12
14%,
112'A
Oct
,;
Jan
1
3C%
56% Sep.
No par
NEW
460
26'%
11%.
42
14%
41 >/4
9%
fi
-,
8% Feb
'
21%.
35%
25.1%
*25%
43%,
473/8
14%
18%
14% Feb
8:
38% Feb 7
27% Feb 21
2.50
:
Common
800:
;
;
25%
44%;
14%.
21
Oct
6% MaylO
33
No par
■'1
IB
4,200
13
23%
106i%
*15
12%.
14%
14
42
48
14%
~4%
*
Octr
2.5
t
City investing Co'commoh_
fti%% prefepredi-_4—
City Stores .a
2,700
-
"
47%
14%
21%
&
700
17 yi
*1'5'%
13%
..
14'A
Gas
300
13%
'
'
37%.
5%
106%
13%.
Oct
20'/a Jan
—
2,000(
14'/4
*12%
16
301%
5
106%
211/4
112
,
48%
Sep
:
Cluetb Peabody &
Co-corn—__Nopar
Preferred
—;
ioo-.
300
62%,
17Ja
71- I
23%
-
29-
106%
12%,
-
'
29%.
5
15 %
*12;
'
30%
5%
25%
113
29
11%:
29%
30%,
Jan
Apr
25% May
66% Jun
1
>
Clinton, Industries Inc_
2,80Q>
10
53,800
•
46%.
.
42
3%
112%
■
*i3%
26y2
11%.
107
23%".'
3
'
46
44
11%'
.
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113
25% Oct i
32
arar
12% Jap 29
9'A Jan
3
,.
Jan
114
3%
;
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Corp.new—
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Climax Molybdenum
700
•
; 13%.
13
-25%
lfr
45
T
,•
37
107%
',23%
3 %
112%
43
Oct
23% May 1914'A May 17
,
10
Shares
180
14^'a,
14 '
-71
-
43-
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107%
23%
3
•
29%.
' 3.7%,
242 %
f
44%.
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23%
.
3%
113-
43
44
,
103%
28%
19%"
J97%
14
11% '
16%
71%.
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13*
25%
38
42
%
28%
18
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71%
44%,
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107,»/2
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29%.
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-
16%;
24
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63i/a;-
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1
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stock_:
u.
50'.
—x
X1300
' 18.
72
■-
May
51%
Nov
10% Jap 3D
:
100
5% preferred!—
Cleve & Pitts RR Go
6,100
$ per share
46%,
*103%- 103%
« 14-%-
38 'A»
42
24
12%
17%
102% July 23;
7% Feb 3
*
Clev Graph Bronze Co
10
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par
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T $4.50 preferred)-—
.
—t
—
103%,
*17%
.
21%
105
STOCKS
46%
14%
11%
•.
11%;/
50
38%
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14%,
13%
800
?
y' 38
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.63;%,.
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46%
23%
26%
11%
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.
19%
13
Deo
4% May l9
2% May 21
:
.>
C C e & St Lpuis: Ry- Co com—_ 100
5%, preferred"—
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Clevr Elec Illuminating 6om__No par
5,700:
36y4
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29.
12%
1
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25
QHC__l
Preferred
Sales for
19% •' 19%-
*ls2<
50 '
—
the Week
29% 2 29.%,
'
26
40
$. per share
63%
103%
18
10
30% Mar 10
54% Jan
2>
3
6'% May l9
Ry Co cl A_;^
:Clarte .Equipment Co<
3—;
Friday
19%.
18;
(
Sept. 26
29 %.
' 14%
,
13
£33.
104%
70Q
Sept, 25
29 %
.
13%
25%
'
-
1
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17%
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108%
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:
Thursday
Sept. 24
$ per share
63%
Jan
PRICES
Wednesday
181
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Feb
23
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79
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32%
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39%
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28 % Jan
13
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'
1,500
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107%; 107%
■;
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37%.
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46
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closed
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exchange
HIGH
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47".
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11
31% Sep
14% Jan
23% Nov
20 Va Feb
t
Cincinnati Mining Machine Cot
700
^
-16%
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29%
48%
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140 %
♦145
t per share
.
180
145
•
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: 37%
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Tuesday
Sept. 23
Sept. 22
share
...
:
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30%
88
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4,900
;
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Cotton
Cincinnati
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32%
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-
18
'
102% July
23% Jan
2
27
3% Apr 14
6% May, 19
$3> convertible' preferred—No par
Pr pfd ($2,501 cum: dtv____NO
par
Chicago Yelloyb Cabx.
:
-No par.
Chryslei-
800
-
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48%
.
Monday
Sept. 20
t
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Saturday'
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110
Sep
6
110% Jan
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4,500
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95
Jun 12
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400
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23
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200
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110
23%
43%
86
16%
95
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17%. Apr
13% Jan
Sep,
14"% Aug 29
103% Jun
40
1„_\_
29
Oct
8%
96 % Apr 13
12% Jan 31
Sep
9
11% May 19,
20% May 19
19% May 21
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—
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58%.
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95
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43%.
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.
cq_3
July
2
3
Jan
Sep
Sep
23
20
2
9'% Sen 25
100
Jun
20
12% Aug 21
Chicago & Northwest com___No par /
5% preferred!—^
—J
100\
Chicago Pneumat Tpol com^_No par
100
-13;
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'
189
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I.IO;
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16%
RR
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1,200
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86
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26%
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41
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16%
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100
41%
41
30
57%
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.
preferred
Jan
161%
38%
19
14 % Jap
29 %
par '
109%
Oct
Jan
10% Jan
116
Feb.
10
Jan.
Sep
138,
14
21% Feb
22% Feb
6
81% May
23% Sep
22%
4% May 19
^.1.25
preferred^.
Chic Ind &
4,900
2,500;
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*29% ; 30%
*9% •: 10%
9%
86
16%
29%
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29%
9
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1'6%
29%
,
29%
9%.
ill
8f East
5 %
2,900>
18%
13
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; 44
90
No par
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Chicago Corp (The)—:
6,300
■
31%,
18
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: 9;
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'55%
35
24
.
8%
;• 30%
30
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44
July 17
Nov
104%
28
32% Feb 24
7% May 19
8% AUg, 15
No par
convertible
Chicago
—-
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5%
23%
COi
Claes A_—_i
60b
30%,
*33
17%
59
Chic
9,400>
4,600
600-
;
3%
53.%'
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( 35"
■
Ift
112% Sep
1
preferred
3% %
1,600
5i%
-1'
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13
•
1,300
—1
5%,
.'.53%,
53.%
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24
44
86
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26% ; 26%
24
30%
29%,
53%. :
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26%,
44%
9%
53
(
108 % Jan
166
Apr
18% Jun
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia——
5
Chesapeake <te Ohio fly commona_25
9,500
ll'/a
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-
41%
58
24
30%
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.
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29%.
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26
112
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Products^.
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200
5%. '
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10%.
*
35
57%
26%
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35
58%
98%-
8%
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18
45%
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31%
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13
17
1,600
30
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.
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'
,
14o
13%
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5%.
-
10%.
31*8
18% ;
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5%
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30%
40
53%
Champion Paper & Fib com—No
'
18%
29%
800
107'/a
13%
5%
.
7%-"
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9%
.
41 %
54%
»
7%
10%
5%
8%
53%
Chain. Bfelt
Jan
54%
64
Junt 11
19% May 19
No par
300
Jun
a
20
L
:
Jan
55
183
2
No par
Copper—.
23%
8%,
.
8%
5%
V
*3% V
31%
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9%.
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,
9
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30%
19'
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8,200
•
■
de
10%
Nov
Nov
31%
26% Sep
_-_100
17
*29
45%.
;
Certain-tecd
100
Highest
$ per share
Oct
L7%Mayl9t*
104 7/a Jun 18'
20
28
106
-.
'30
99;'
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23
'14
x4.4%,
99%
;
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5%
c
9%
18%
45%
.
99
•
10%
8%
31
44%
1,300
16%
107;
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900
10%
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23 'A
13%
14
30
6%
40% Aug IS
100 " xl39
:
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Sugar' Co^rNew capital1 stock
Century Ribbon Mills^
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17%-
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30
•
8
5
10%
'
30
20
-23%
-
13%
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9
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41%
12%
6%
27%
107 Vi
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9%
30
■
7%
11%
-
23%. '• 23%-
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,
5%
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7%
-
:
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8,
158 Va Jap
No par
common—
7% Feb
S per share
May 23
49% May 19,
Central 111 Lt 4%% preferred100
Cent. NY Pr Corp pfd 3.40% ser_100
,
200
,
preferred
Corp
13
138
No par
preferred—
Jan
291/2 May 19
.__„__-__lQ0
Central ,Aguirre Association—No par
Central Foundry Co
:
1
Central Hudson G & E: Corp;—No.par
100
7i%
6
Lowest
$ per share
Central .Violeta
13%
»%
28
l'OO
*4%
5%
10
91
2nd
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'
1,800
8%
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8
13%
10%
3
45%
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.
29%
44%
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9%
113%
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12%
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45%
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113%.
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30%-
23%.
10S
9
8%
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16%
27
106
29
45%
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8%
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17%
27
13
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3,600
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14
30%
107
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19%.
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30%
27%
19%
19%
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30
23%-
300
8%
10%.
23%
3,200
'
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30 %
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150
28%
20%
91..'.
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17%
146%
28%
Corp
25
Year 1946
Lowest
$ per share
Celanese Corp of Amer coin„No par
■ $4.75' 1st preferred-^.^___—No
par
!
300
*20%
'
30
17
*144
General
Caterpillar Tractor-i
14,100
(
107
29%
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'
.
145
'113%.
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24%
*106%
20 %
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90%
70
'
106%.
146
&
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Preferred
3,100
28%
8% '•
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113
90%
7%
7%
14
9
•
113
92
9
•
24%
'
20%
19%*
i' 9%
1
Carriers
Range for Previous
Range Since January I
Highest
',
par
Case,
'53%
20%
*20%'
19%:
149
53'
STOCK
'
3,800
29"
•28% 1
20%.
19%
37%
*14 3L
YORK
EXCHANGE
300
37%
25:
106%
• •»
6%
53%
24%
-
145-
28%
stock
25
144%
*'6%
150
53t
NEW
Shares
38%
150
54%
$ per share
6%
37
'140
53%'
*20>A
exchange
the Week
6%
*106 % ' 106%
•
RECORD
Sales for
Sept. 26
$ per share
37%
'
9
Friday
Sept. 25
6%
37%'
24%
144
Thursday
$. per share
6%
15
STOCKS
-
Sept. 24
*
STOCK
PRICES
Wednesday
share
6%
38 %,
151
SALE
^Sept. 23
share
*6%
HIGH
Tuesday
YORK
110% Aug
f
24 %
2 4 Ya
t*•»49,a/4
$
share
42%
5i 1/4
,
v?V.4£f.
3lVa
24%
23%
.
24
24
243/4
243/4
700
Cream
of Wheat Corp
41%
42 >A
41%
41 y2
800
Crown
Cork
51
300
$2
41%
*49%
31%
106 Va
50 Va
49 ya
49 ya
31 %
30 ya
31
30%
*50
*50
51
30%
30 3/4
30 3/8
30%
2,500
s
23% Sep
.
25
$4.20 preferred:.-———
740
No par
No par
102
106 ya"
104%
105%
105
105
104
105
*115ya
118
116%
II61/2
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118
115
115
90
27%
27%
27%
28%
27
27%
26 3A
27
2,000
79%
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79ya
79
79
78%
31
31
31
311/2
31
31%
303A
32Q
Cuba
32
78%
30 3A
5%
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500
81
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
15%
15%
2,700
16%
16%
100
*98.
exchange
.<>■•••
1
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-
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16%
10
•
-
■
'
■
'5%
5%
100
10
9,200
200
61
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61
10
137 y2
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137 >/a
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62
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5%
17%
5%
5%
5%
5%
8,700
17%
5%
5%
135%
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55
93/4
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137%
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18%
17%
18%
16
1
5%
•
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10
200
17
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18
52%
61%
61
62%
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138
138
138
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17%
55
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173/4
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173/4
1,100
135 y2
27
27 Ya
26 Ya
27
26'/a
26%
25
25
24%
25%
25
95
96
94'%
94%
95
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27 y2
27
27
1,300
25
24%
25%
9S
25%
2,400
95
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96%
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17%
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21
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;
preferred.:——
,
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13%
13%
12%
12%
.•34%
34%
34%
13'A
12%
12%
34%
39
34%
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41
40%
7%
7%
7%
preferredpreferred-
$7
common;
—!
CUrtiss-Wright
Class A
:
Sons Inc 7%
pfd
Cutler-Hammer Inc
23%
23%
23%
*62%
65%
*62%
39%
38 3/s
39
35%
34%
34%
700
39%
40%
39%
39%
1,100
Delaware
7%
7%
7%
7%
6,600
Delaware Lack
10%
11%
11
11%
3,000
Escrow
ctfs for com
8,000
Escrow
ctfs
6,000
373A
373/4
23%
23%
23%
233A
*62%
67%
67%
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245/8
600
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17%
200
De
24
24
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24
38
37
37%
37%
700
44%
44%
44%
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45
800
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19
600
17
24
23%
24
38
23%
39
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43%
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43%
37
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:
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 Va
18%
19
15%
15%
15%
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15%
15%
15
15%
38
38%
38%
39
52%
52%
53%
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Dome
35%
36
20%
2OV4
20%
20%
20%
20%
58%
59%
59%
59 Ya
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59%
58
583/4
37%
38
37%
38
37%
363A.
37%
37
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112
112
112
112
112
112
111%
112
103
103%
102%
103
102%
102%
1023A
103%
800
9,500
700
112
102%
102%
2,900
17%
18
173/4
58 3A
37%
583A
36%
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17 5/a
2,400
200
18
18
17%
18 Ya
17%
17%
94'A
94%
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95%
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95 y4
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95%
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95%
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13%
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13%
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13%
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13%
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13%
34
34
33
189%
188
190
34
188
106%
"
106
106 Ya
106%
111
in.
111%
112
14%
15
14%
14%:
1043/4
105
112%
112%
60
*14%
14%
2,000
14%
*106
*110%
*i4%
14%
"1113/4
128
15
700
58% Jun
43% July 28
20
31% Deo
33% Oct
42 y4 July
0
25 %
10% Feb
1
60% Jan
16 Ya Jan
Sep
6% Oct
14% Mar 24
39% July 28
27 % Mar 25
,
Oct
60
13% July
.
Apr
Feb
28
Oct
23
13
Jan
60
4
77
7
19
3
19
14
15
22
47
2
50
2
18% Jan
2
14% NOV
30
40% Sep
18
28% NOV
62
24% Sep
25
19%
Deo
Jan
2
15%
Oct
24
Aug
S
23%
Sep
39% May
Jan
17
34%
Oct
60%
Apr
Jan
25
42
Aug
13
16%
Sep
Oct
60
24"% Feb
31% Feb
16%
Deo
54% Apr
8
48%
Sep
Feb
10
25%
NOV
34
Jan
July
Apr
62% Jun
Mar
48
37% May
Deo
29% Feb
16%
18
Jan
76
34 Ya
X23% Sep
39% July 25
211/2 Jun
63% NOV
7
108% Mar
42% July 24
111%
14
Deo
Oct
118
Jun
103 7/a Aug 28
May 16
22% Jan
30
15%
,—100
91
Jun
3
98% Feb
19
91
Oct
33% Jan
116
Apr
41% May
10 % May 19
19
Feb
10
15
Oct
No par
25 Va Apr 15
34% Sep
24
25
Nov
com—20
No par
173
May 27
1243A Jan 13
197
July
8
161
Oct
227
Jun
129 % Aug
4
124
Deo
133
July
103% May 28
11
Spo 12
1071/4 Sep
3
115% Jun
19% Mar
9
112%
Oct
116%
3
13%
Sep
-1
Duplan Corp_
112%
105%
112%
127%
Dec
22%
45% Mar
38 % Feb
14
International-.:
Du
Pont de Nem (E I) & Co
Preferred $4.50 series—
500
Nov
50c
common
3%%, conv preferred
1,900
106
106%
128%
Industries
Dresser
2,700
127%
128
*127%
$4 preferred series A_
$3.25 2nd preferred
Dunhill
127%
"127%
128
127%
Douglas
Corp__
Dow Chemical Co new
34
187%
189%
.
Mines
188
34
34%
34%
188,%
34%
34'%
188%
190
34% Apr
17
11
II41/2 Feb
Doehler-Jarvis
5,600
36%
20%
16% NOV
111
Jun 19
102% Sep 8
2,100
20 3A
36%
•23% Feb. 11
20% Feb
26
34
36y8 July 21
No par
No par
353A
37
20
No par
.—No par
5
Co
Pepper
1
Sep
No par
common—15
353/4
26%
35%
I
A
Class
98% Nov
Nor
17
July 29
Aircraft
200
May
,i
No par
300
26%
July
45
el
Ltd
53
26%
145
May
19
19
22
25 Va Apr
7
283A May 19
16'A May 14
45% May 27
36Va.Sep
8
53
Dr.
2
2
No par
Ltd-.
common
27
39
52%
*26
25
Co—
Car
Corp-Seagrams
800
37
36%
Distill
Dixie Cup Co
39
27%
*27
-
12,600
No par
common
Motor
T
Aug
17
-12.50
partic preferred—
6%
Diamond
*38
52%
26%
27 Ya
15%
14%
Match
Diamond
Oct
101% July 24
8
May 17
10% May
17% Jan
May
20% May
35% Apr
43% Jan
18
Jan
11% May
25
May
49
May
1
Raynolds class A
Devoe &
23
Aug
59
-5
53%
*37%
39%
52%
38
52%
2,600
34Y4 Feb
16% Nov
23% July 14
35%;jan> 0
63A May 19
—1
Co
Vilbiss
12 Ya
Oct
31% May
36% July
.
101%
213/4 July 25
20
Detroit Steel Corp
17%
24%
17
Sep 17
Sep 26
253A May 19
—100
—
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
24%
13 Ya
*24%
17%
39%
2,200
13%
24%
12%
24%
30
5% May 19
_100
pfd——
Edison——
Detroit
Oct
West RR
& Rio Grande
for
5%
91% Deo
1
13
34
Sep 22
32% May 19
50
Apr
Feb
76%
18
31
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
13
13
& Western
13
12%
17%
44%
67%
Hudson
Jan
26
146%. Feb
25% Deo
23
26
33
—No par
——-20
100
—
&
*16%
12%
24%
18
24
Preferred
Sep
128
Apr
10% Feb
123A Sep 25
11% Sep 26
50c
—1
35
12%
44%
1,800
5,300
Deep Rock Oil Corp_
Deere & Co common
Jan
17%
Feb
,
50c \
Decca
39%
24%
39'A
3,900
2,900
40%
12%
23 %
Dayton Rubber Co_
:1'-—
Records Inc__i—_
13%
12
60
'
20
993/4 Sep
123A
>
Oct
Mar
132
Sep
Noy
10
26 3A Sep
—100
11%
106
Mar
24% July
82% May
103
Sep
96 % Jun
series B
12%
Oct
-
45.!.!
:
6% Feb
; 16% Jan 16
7
Jan
28%; Jan
16% Nov
7
Feb
143A May 20
—100
Preferred 3.75%
13%
.95
20 y4 Feb
T
46%
165
18
Mar 12
12% Feb
18
54%
.
210
39%
*62%
.
993/4
233/a
173/4 Sep
Apr
Feb
150
115% July
Jan
160
7
19% Aug 26
91
Apr 25
99
Denver
67
..v:
1
series A,
33/4%
pfd
.
Feb
—100
36%
Jan
101
18% May 17
series A
36%
Oct
2
4% May 20
12% May 21
129
_100
common
35
24%
*17%
Cum
*
.
Preferred 3.75%
23%
Oct
17 %
0
21% Jan
70
Dayton Pwr & Light common-
35
22
34% Jan
165
6
230
X23%
Deo
Jun
56'
1,700
39
Deo
88 %
18
2,600
35%
35
35
34
Dana Corp new
34%
7%
29
139
—No par
12 3A
11
110
29
Jan
Jan
16
_1
—
34%
10%
10
8
13
06
40% Apr
110% Feb
Sep
Sep
113 Ve Jan
No par
No par
,_1
.
Prior
35
7%
7%
-•
9%
10
10
103
19% Feb
34%
*40%
Oct
66
38%
>
35
*39%
25
10 Ya May.14
No par
com-
i2ya
•
Feb
8
37% Feb
24
Jun
21
-
54%
39% May 17
6% May 19
fThe)
Co
35
38%
34
40%
993A
*99
Deo
,5
Pub
Curtis
34%
33%
39%
39
t
15% Sep
30%
99
Jan
47
128
7
90
Davega Stores Corp N Y
5
Davison Chemical Corp (The)—_1
30%
993/4
*99
99%
13%
12%
99%
•
13%
12%
30%
*99
-
90
Jan
•99 ya
*30
30%
100
J
99%
.13%
203A
21V*
•
30
*99
100
•99%
100%
*99%
5
99%
100
*21
30%
30%
30 Va
30%
*16%
17%
*16
21
20%
21%
21%
>100
17%
*16%
17%
*16%
.
17 ya
62
106% Feb 24
30
May20
13% May 19
100
D
96'/a
Oct
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc_—2.50
Cuneo Press
J"-
'
Jan
32
33% Jan
2
22
165
—100
,
Cudahy Packing CO com new——10
4Vs>%
35%
8
Jan
43% Feb
105% May 19
22% May 19
78 y4 Sep 15
—100
;«
preferred
Cushman's
135 ya
*130
-135%
*130
135 i/a
*130
*130
preferred
7"/o
-
17
*17
*50
10%
4,900
.
100
*98
100
52%
52%
16 3/s
16 Ya
16%
*98 3A
18
55 Va
1
-•
16%
16%
100
*98
100
*17
17%
.
*52%
*
165
16%
16%
,16%
.
:
•
165
165
165
180
>*165
:
of Amer com__No par
RR 6% preferred
—100
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
60
180
*165
180
*165
preferred
$4 2nd
Crucible. Steel
Jun
share
Sep
Apr 29
5
.
$ per
28
52 % Mar 27
10
Jun
$ per share
$ per share
30
313/4 May 19
No par
*105%
!»'*•<>
a" ?,
2
No par
com
preferred-..—
^\>105Ya
'*
115.V2 lie
*'
'
2*?%
28
16%
closed
(The)
com
Crown Zellerbach Corp
*31
stock
Seal
&
Highest
Lowest
Highest
.
$ per share
47
*79%
'
Par
..
42
42%
Lowest
■
•
Range Since January 1
>
..
EXCHANGE
Shares
$ per share
STOCK
NEW YORK
Sales for
the Week
24 ya
*23%
41%
"<
.
$ per share
share
$ per
share
per
Sept. 25
Sept. 24
Sept. 23
per
$
Range for Previous
Year 1946
STOCKS
Friday
Sept. 28
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Sept. 23
Sept. 30
$ per share
HIGH
AND
LOW
Monday
Saturday
RECORD
STOCK
YORK
NEW
PRICES
SALE
Monday, September 29, T947
CHRONICLE
& FINANCIAL
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1264)
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
1st pfd——100
Cigar Corp
5
Duquesne l ight 5%
DWG
14% May 20
58% May
Feb
21
May
E
LOW
Saturday
Sept. 20
t
per
*-•
,
share
Wednesday
Sept. 24
$ per
$ per
share
Sept. 25
.523%
23%
*23%
233A
19
193/4
is '/a
18%
i8
18%
18 3/4
19
18%
W?. 19%
.;,4
■
23
23%;,:23%
>18%
44%
43%
-,»v
t
„43Ya
191
193
*191
49%
51%
20%
*50%
20 y8
20%
*101
102%
102
17%
17
17%
*106%
108%
*5%
54%
13
38
13%
*36%
*191
50
*49%
Ya 1
20'/a
20 y4
*101
103
17
17%
*105
107%
5%
*53/a
54'/a
53%
123A
13'A
*37'/a
38
2%
18%
2%
2%
23/8
18%
2%
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
53
13%
38
STOCK
5%
5%
54%
*106
•42%
433A
191
18%
19 Va
18%
165%
166
167
154
155%
'
*53%
*152%
43%
193
50
20 Ya
103
17
107%'
51%
54
135/a
38
23/s
*165%
166
*152
156
53%
53%
54
*16%
16%
163A
16%
55%
56
16%
58%
58%
56
59
13%
13%
13
13%
13%
13%
183/4
49%
*191
'
*493/8
49 s/8
20
*20
20
102
17
*100
'
17
17
*105%
*105
107%
5%
53/8
5%
53'A
53%
38
*2%
Eagle-Plcher Co.;——
Eastern Airlines Inc_—,J.
2,800
Eastern Stainless
44'A
10,100
20
193
50%
500
20>A
1,000
102
1,400
2,400
200
23/a
18 'A
23/s
1,600
18%
32,200
166
164
166
152
152
56%
13%
54%
54%
MOO
17
16%
16%
300
56%
56%
13%
13%
Electric Mfg
600
Radio
16%
14 y«
14'/a
*13%
14
*133A
14
13%
13%
33%
32%
32%
*32
323/4
32%
32%
"104%
107%
104
104%
*103%
105%
130
3%
9%
33/a
-3%
33/a
3%
2,800
51%
513/4
*104%
108
*106
3%
3%
16'/a
3%
107
■3%
9%
9%
51%
50%
51
71
9'A
51
*65
67
67
9%
*64
9%
69
*,
'•) fc.
■
93/a
50%
*50 5/a
52
1,000
66%
*63
66
10
8 3/4
4,900
5%
Erie
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
&
500
Eureka
600
8%
Evans Products
Williams
100
50
Corp——-——5
13% Sep 26
May 7
2% Jan 2
102
8% May 14
47 /a May 19
67
Sep 23
7% May 17
13%
14
xl3%
44
44 3A
*44
11%
11%
*11%
12
300
Exchange Buffet Corp—
503A
50 3/4
3A
*50 y+
51
900
Fairbanks Morse & Co——No par
44
29%
29
*28%
29
1,000
25%"Jan 16
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
46%
45%
45%
44
44%
12
*11%
11%
11%
11%
50
9
21%
21
13%
2,200
Eversharp
Inc
44%
1,500
Ex-Cell-O
—5
Co
Corp
w
1
3
2.50
May 19
18
.'12/2HayH
32 Va May 19
7
May 13
Sep
16%
Nov
31 Ye May
30 Ya
Jan
61
Jun
190
Nov
209
Aug
Feb
39
Oct
23%
Dec
11
25% Feb
juft May
71
Feb
40% May
112
101
Oct
111% Feb
17%
106%
NOV
87/a Feb
6Ya
Nov
lb%
Jan
13
50%
Oct
80%
Feb
12%
Deo
353/4
Apr
10
34%
Oct
48% Jan
3% Jan 14
19% Feb
8
3Ya
13%
Dec
Feb
27% Feb
65% Feb
16% Feb
39% Jan
Oct
Aug
277/a
Deo
Feb
114
7Ya
Jan
Oct
29 Ya May
138
Sep
180 Ya May
24
128
Sep
167
55% July 14
40
Oct
66 Ye
Sep
61% Jun
171
July 24
156 Va Feb
Jan 3
16% Sep 11
21
45 Va
v'-'iV
*
9%
9%
50%
*63%
4% preferred
100
tEquitable Office Bldg-i.——No par
Erie RR common
—No par
57
109
47
27% May 17
iy
3
30
196% Feb 27
19
463A May 20
9% May 19
13
May 19
Jan
Highest
$ per share
487/a July 23
20
26
9%
12
•
*87/a
*20%
500
1,100
51
8
20%
*20y4
9%
'
Co-—
& Phonograph
$ per share
25% Aug 18
241/4 Apr
29
*8%
9%
21%
21
9%
/
Paso
333A May
2
Sep
11 'A May
152
May
137
May
20%
9'/a
21%
13%,
*9
3%
3
-4
5
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
Natural Gas-
Emerson
x33%
;—15
Elgin National Watch Co
Emerson
14%
No par
Battery
Electric Storage
El
33%
16%
No par
No par
2,200
14%
com—No par
preferred
$6 preferred
2,000
*33%
No par
$7
13%
*16
16%
Electric Power & Light
56%
16
16
17
*16
common
Convertible preferred
800
54
54
*16%
Boat
-5
3
(The)—
Elec & Mus Ind Amer snares-.
1,300
155
*152
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric
135/a
5
100
1
preferred
Electric Auto-Lite
37%
100
;
Ekco Products Co common—
1,300
13 5/a
100
4
Inc common—1
preferred
4%%
53
*37%
2%
preferred
Bros Stores
Edison
4%%
300
common
Eaton Manufacturing Co
107%
53/8
Co
cumulative
6%
20
17
Kodak
Eastman
19% Jan .16
17'A May 19
18
May 19
42% May 17
182% Jun
6
423A May 17
19
May 17
101
July 31
15% Aug 29
107
Aug 28
43A May 19
50% May 17
10% May 19
i^l
--—5
10
Steel Corp
Year 1946
Lowest
$ per share
ipershare
U0
1,700
3,900
14
18 3A
Par
n
18
38
*135/8
17
53
*
.
183/4
*
43%
43%
*100
18%
165%
17%
,19%
193
165%
53%
54
43%
*191
19
155
16%
-
Shares
.•/' 23%
18 y4
.,
EXCHANGE
Range Since January 1
Highest"
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
$ per share
$ per share
share
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Sept. 28
Thursday
-
19,;,
19%
.it'%.
„
■
Range for Previous
STOCKS
PRICES
' -jr? 23$ 23%
* "
fc
SALE
Sept. 23
$ per share
,
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Sept. 23
*
AND
July
Jun
24% Mar 19
Sep
12
44%
15% Feo
21
11%
Nov
30Ya
21% Feb
0
17 Ya
Deo
43% Mar
,
19% Jan
8
17
Nov
21 Ya
Oct
;
38
2
104
Sep
*' Jan
;
59
:
107
Apr
Mar 24
4% May
2 Ya
Jun
5%
Jan
9%
5
3
12% Feb
111
Oct
23 Ya
Jan
67
Feb
3
48
Oct
93
Jnn
85
Mar 25
90
Oct
95
Jan
10
Oct
22Ya
Jen
;
Oct
13% Feb
8
24% Feb
7
15 Ya
25% Jan
7
21% NOV
333/a Apr
58 Ya Apr
!
46% Sep
22
34%
Oct
63 Ya
Jan
]
13 % Aug
6
Oct
11%
Jun
)
7
!
J
F
-51
29
51
*103
29 »A
7%
;
51%
29%
6%
7Ya
25%
7
-25%
.
51
29%
Ve
25%
25%
106
*36 y
>103'/a
36%
106
35%
36
'6%
6%
65/s
6%
6%
63A
3,800
Fajardo Sugar Co of Pdrto Rico—20
Farnsworth Televis'n & Rad Corp__1
25%
25%
25%
25%
253/a
25%
7,400
Federal
*29%
'
'
♦103%
♦35
-18%
.
;
19
''llVa
-25%
11%
10%
11
11
25%
24%
24%
24%
*18%
108
*106"
*21%
*106
22
"
*21%
22%
*22
19%
108
22
y
*18%
*106
21%
106
36%
18%
11
-243A
108
21%
29%
*103%
36%'
*103%
106
36%
*36
'">•
105
$6
Federal Mining &
800
Federal-Mogul
'
2,500
-
183A
183/4
10%
'18%
10%
*10%
11
23%
243/s
233A
24
*106
*21
108
-
21%
*106
is y2
700
..
108
21%
21%
23
700
22%
22%
22 3/4
22 3A
23%
23
52%
52%
52%
51%
523/4
52%
53
52%
52%
1,500
51%
50%
51%
50%
503A
50%
51
50
50%
2,500
*103Ya
104%
106
105
*104
104%
104
104
57
57 Ya
*57
'59
15%
15%
34%
35%
107%
*104
105
2,000
200
*"
-57
57
15%
35 Vb
35%
107%
107%
r
-»
1
(*33
-
35
*107
*33
35
15%
16
35
35%
*107
1073/4
*33
-35
57
*153/4
35%
*107
*33%
57%
*57
Federal
Motor Truck—1
Ferro
Enamel
4%%
preferred
575/8.
600
First
National
153/4
2,900
Firth
(The)
35%
34%
353A
107
*33%
107
6,600
630
35
Corp
Stores-
14%
No par
Flintkote Co (The) common—No par
$4 preferred
L
!
No par
Florence Stove Co
14%
For
14%
14%
14%
143/4
14%
143A
14 3A
2,700
Florida
*22 y2
24
*22%
24
26%
27%
26%
27%
263/4
27
26%
27
4,100
Follansbee
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
10%
1,200
Food Fair
24
27%
10%
14%
27%
*22 Yo
.
footnotes see page 23.
*22 y2
24
*22%
24
-100
~No par
Carpet Co—
*
,4
1
Fidelity Phen Fire Ins N Y——10
Tire & Rubber com
25
Firestone
153/4
35
No par
Federated Dept Stores com—No par
4 %%-convertible preferred—100
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co—
5
16
1073A
—
No par
Smelting Co
.2
Corp new~5
l
300
52%
-15%
preferred
-
37
51%
*22
Light & Traction com—15
Power
Corp—
No par
_T%
Florsheim Shoe cl&ss A——_Npjp&r
Steel" Corp
-10
May 19
4"%
20 Va
102%
.32
18%
9%
19
104
20%
20 %
463A
42%
104
51 %
14%
24
105
30
May 19
Apr 19
Mar 19
May 16
Sep 5
May 19
Apr 18
Sep 8
May 17
May 20
May 27
Jun 5
Sep 16
May 20
May 27
May 19
May 21
May 19
14% Jun 13.
May 29
14% Jan 13
..18
30
47%
NOV
88
31% Feb
1
21 Ya
Sep
36% Feb
9% Feb
7
7%
Deo
19%
Jan
25% Sep
22
20
Sep
26%
Jan
29
42% Mar 7
100
Ya Sep
112Ya
Feb
60
108
Jan
Jan
35,
Oct
May
54% Feb
23% July 14
10 Ya
Oct
28% July 23
21
Nov
107% Jun '12
104
Sep
14 % Feb '
26% Feb
26 Ya Jan
59 Ya Feb
61
Feb
107 y2 Aug
8
19%
4
Sep
28
49
Oct
21
51
Nov
105%
7
Dec
60 Ya July 23
52
Nov
29
16
NOV
21 Ya Jan
25%
37% Jan1
2
110 Ya Feb 25
105
0
33 Ya
17% Jan 1 6
16%
41% Jan
24
Sep 16
Jun
34 Ya Aug
Feb
13
,
;
,
Oct
Sep
Oct
Sep
Oct
34 Ya Mar
70
Feb
83%
Apr
109% Jan
70% May
28% July
46%
115
Jun
Jan
67
Apr
20% Jun
11 Ya Jan
Jun
21% Feb
12 Ya
23% May
20Ya
Aug 28
28 %
15% Feb
21%
108
10
.
Stores-Jtoct—® "~M&y 17
|
Feb
Oct
29
Volume 166
Number 4633
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(1265)
V .I'lfUM
NEW
LOW
AND
HIGH
Saturday
Monday
Sept. £0
Sept. 22
# per share
SALE
Sept. £3
per share
i
Tuesday
t
PRICES
«♦
-
YORK
^
«•
-
STOCK
'
"""
At
*
RECORD
""
STOCKS
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Sales for
NEW YORK STOCK
Sept. 24
•
Sept. £5
Sept. £6
the Week
EXCHANGE
# per share
per share
t per share"
'$ per share
t per share
Par
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733/4
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♦75 ft
76
106
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u.24%
24'/2
•
23%
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25'/a
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16%"
17%
39%
39%
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23'/a
24
26
25
v
24%
25%
25%
16%-
16%
20%
91Va
92'/a
93
93
16Va
14
•
20%
16
39 V2
39
14
21
2.200
'
2,200
1
2,200
500
Freeport
9,200
Fruehauf Trailer
92
*91 Va
92
Foster-Wheeler
590
217/a
14Va
22%
21
92
A
'
39 'A
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22%
♦91%
16Va
39%-
39%
14
320
24%
25%
Food Machinery Corp—:—
3%%' cum conv pid—
1,300
104%
103
24%
16%
20%
104%
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74%
25Va
39%
20%
74
24%
39%
20 '/a
75
103
26
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16%
13 Va -14
75
106
39%
*
75%
♦104
16
14
-
75%
106%
1
92
__100
-6%
prior preferred—
Francisco Sugar Co
;
Su.phur
No par
Co—^
10
140
100
4% cum preferred
/
12% Jun
.
common——1
Co
4
8
22
Jan
Sep
100 *
19%
25%
20%
46%
2
t per share
71
18
39
19.
Jan
Highest
S per share
26% Jan 16
26% Jan
6
80 % Feb 10
16
19 Va Sep
91 Va Sep
Froedtert Grain &• Malting Co Inc-1
Year 104G
Lowest
94% Jfcn
7
110
July 24
29% Feb 13
19% May 17
23% May 23.
12% May 20
36% May 19.
25
-
S per share
17'
69% May
102% Jun
.10
common—10
Corp
Range for Previous
Range Since January 1
Lowest
Highest
Shares
NoV
49% Jan
Sep
Sep
Sep
28
Feo
35%
Jan
61
Jan
16
NOV
28% Nov
103% Mar 10
>0
Apr'
27% May
48
Jun
112
Sep
July
•
9%
CLOSED
93/8
*9%
87/a
•
•"
9 Va
8%
20
;
/
19 "Va
20
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15%
4
18 %
r
53/4
:•
19%
14%
14%
25%
181
11%
79%
41%
25%
25%
151
37%
39
102%
12%
48%
48%
♦127%
128
113%
111%
59
105%
106'A
17
17%
2%
14%
13%
26%
25%
4%
♦125
4'/a
28%
4%
27%
28%
110%
-
*29%
111%
30
25
*24%
25
•101%
24%
.
102%
101 %
92
♦89
28%
28%
22%
*96
'
-
r
27%
23%
22%
96%
•
.
44%
45
:
■
57%
57%
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6%
6%
6%
i
123
123.
28%
44%
26%
55%
102%
,
90%
*121
54%
.
•
44%
•
.
106
21%
3%
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3%
6%
6%
6%
35
20
27
34%
19%
27 %
'tr-'i
a* •
V
v
104%
11%
11%
33
15%
40
40%
-
23%
>
1*62
64 3A
15%
10
28'A
6%
67
15%
*127%
116
57%
58
126%
57%
2%
57%
20,600
126
126%
103%
104Vb
16
17
17
3
13%
16
16%
2%
4%
4%
*125
4%
Precision
Gen
Public Service
Gen
Public
200
Gen
4%
4%
28
27%
29%
29%
110%
110%
111%
:
28%
•27%
23
45%
6%
6%
54%
45%
44V2
6%
35%
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19%
19 Va
1,700
:
1,200 "
.
26%
*
104
26%.
104
11%
11
33%
*31
15%
*6
19%
*107/a
15%'
16%
39%" "
22%
155
155%
*62
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64j/4
32%
16
•
•
156
64%
32%
15Va
*
I per share
6%
Ry
pfd
—
Green (H L) Co Inc
Greenfield Tap
Greyhound
*88
12
45%
15
*88
90
15%
New
'
12
'
6,700
47%
900
67 %
66%
67%
8,900
15%
1
^
W'
.; i
15
f
m
t
'
*
a
15%
Feb
—
Aug 20
-
r
—
104% Jun
30
.
Feb
'
t
r
preferred
47
Jun
132
Feb
6
Mar
123% Apr
7
i
106
109
106
Oct
#6%
Deo
88
May
6% Nov
;
110
Jan,
8'A
Jan
1513A
Nov
v
Apr
May
Jan
Nov
473/4 May
4
*
59% Not
Sep
107
Mar
80% NOV
i
77
Apr
88%
100%
108%
113%
Sep
Apr
Jan
Jan
10
10% Nov
43
8% Feb
2
8
5% Oet
5% Oct
30% Mar
181
Jan
12%
Jan
8% Mar 27
-
41
Jan
2
.
20% Sep, 3
83
ofi'iu.web
;
18
21-'
25
Nov
101
Nov
40% Jun
112
Feb
10
12%
Dee
13% Dec
ra'.l
33%
Deo
35
16% Sep 25
49 7» J?UD
Feb
6
Sep
26
'
21% Mar
21
40%
84
Jun
34 3A
Jan
188%
Apr
a
Oct
22% NOV
158
Oct
55
Oct
35% Aug 22
16
.
Dec
13% Deo
;
J
27% liar 8 /
163% Jan 27
70
Feb
84% May
27% Feb
Oct
28
8
Mar
14% Feb
12%
10
Jan
107
May 10
May 2 Mar 28 '
Apr
11
21
Aug
24
25
Jun
108
27
July 23
61% Feb
May 19
Jan
Feb 18
71% Feb
5
9
Sep
42% Apr
Oct
;
33
104%
Oet
Jan
03
7
,,
Jun,
118
36%
2
17
0
Feb
60
100
Sep
.
Apr
111
Oct
32% Nov
.
58
■.
July
49% May
463A
22% Jan
102% Deo
6
49% Jan
13/
Jun
July 29
100% Jun
10% July 11
27
6
105% Feb
May 27
4% May 14
28% Sep
8% Jan
17
78
-No par
Feb
79
Feb
30%
Dec
—}
20% Deo
May 17
Oct
111
Deo
52%
Apr
8%
Oct
13%
Jan
July 16
14% Feb
3 *
80
Nov
108
9%
Sep
July 22
31%
Oct
78%
74
Aug
5
66% Sep
16 Va Sep
12
15
No par
Jan
30%
49
ff7% Anr
25
Apr
23%
93
6% May 19
102%
18
10
31% May 21
No par
Aug
14
6
Jan
Jan
78
May
* P
'>
*
■
.
*
'
Jan
•6
7
Jan
103
May 14
9
No par
-
preferred
»
Feb
Jun
102% Sep
106% Jan 20
15% Sep
Aircraft Corp—
Gulf States Utilities Co
?•
113/4
26%
106
"
6
32
Apr
Oct
Oct
28•
Mar 31
142% May 22
59
May 12
100
Gulf Oil Corp—
'6,800
180
90 %
.4%
"
Apr 18
40% Feb 11
32
22% Jun
——1
new
Jan
May
48
(The)—
Corp
conv
$5
i
u
Feb
98
Sep
34 % May
preferred
Grumman
$5
11%
46
15
«
106
May 27
13>
'
Die Corp—No par
&
__a
4%%
•.
12
46
67%
66 %
15%
90
11%46
-
27
31
Gulf Mobile & OhiC RR—__No pair
90
26
28% Aug 20
Jd% Jan 23
8
9
«
100
700
ll7/a
Feb
6% Feb
7%
23 aA May
24% NOV
137
Oct
22
102
-No par
6%
AND
HIGH
SALE
$ per
PRICES
'
share
Sept. 25
f per
35%
15%
*15
*15%
..
' 15%
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108'A
24%
101
*108
25
*150
33
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155
32%
7%
7%'
7%
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92
--
7%
6%
6%
6%
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26%
100
l/v
26
25
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y
,
53%
148%
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\
51%
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105%
53%
55
148%
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19%
34%
35%
128 Va
128%
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11%
35%
128%
22%
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25
.
11%
11% '
29
29
26
25
.
12%
29%
-
-
17%
18%
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.
18%
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44%
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48%
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30
27 Va
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17
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48%
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23
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preferred—:
$4
77
J
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preferred—
■
4%
25 Ve
25
22
99 % Sep
35
25
conuNo par
19% Feb
Sep
25
4
15
Oct
17%
Oct
Feb
4
39 % Jan
6
jJan
8
8
Nov
20%
Apr
8% Feb
11
35% Jan
8
30% Jan
2
19
16
21
103% Apr 14
26
42% Feb
■
13
108 : ? July 14
19
•
"•08
Jan
29
' Jan 22
22% Feb •. 8
165
5
:
Feb
134
:
Mar 21
Sep
19
38
Sep
17
134
Sep
5
4
20
Sep
'
5
29% Jan
26
Jun
11
32
Feb
22% Apr
17
29
Jan
29
31% Jan
2
The———.1
(Del)—-.-.i
-
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1
■
...
•
preferredr
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,
.
—
■
.
:
-
•
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—5;
Hollander & Sons, (A)J-—.
5
Holly-Sugar Corp——:_C
No par
Homestake Jtfining-1,—
i___l.12.50
Houdaille-Hershey' com^—:i-No par
-50
Oct
5% Nov
29 % Oct
28% Nov
101
Nov
41% Deo
103.
Deo
01
Oct
169%, Dee
17% Nov
Jan
15% Jan
36
Dec
51
May
1093A Mar
44
105 %
Dec
Dec
90
Jan
192
Aug
"38%
Jan
72%
130
Jan
139
Apr
Apr
123
Nov
146%
Jan
22
Oct
46%
Sep
17
May 19
35V4 Jan 23
13%
May 19,
46% Apr
15
26.
Nov
21% Sep
.22% Oct
39% May
*43
41%
37%
18
Deo
Jan
23
22
Jun
13
34%
Sep
Sep
19 % July 17
-
May
Apr
J»x
40
25
48
14V4 May 28
--
>
8
25
119% Jun
Hires
E)
60 Va May
Feb
12
19
3
10
(C
Aug
16%
106%
13 Va July
Co
Nov
Apr
343A May
170
Sep
10% Jun 23
Holland-Furnace
33
,
Jan
Apr
99,
Hotels Corp—5
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co—10
*
20% Sep
151% Nov
109%
Aug
3
63
34
105% Jan
24
26%
119
7
9
>
conv
Oct
10% Feb
131% Jan 1G
,
103
40% May
100% Apr
Aug 22
14% May 17
50 V4 Sep
,
Highest
S per share
NOV
22
,
20
147
■-
38
Jan
19
3
U
108'A Sep 12
25% Aug
5
160
>Jan 27
17
19
1 per share
112
May 16
527/a July
-100
No par
——100
new
105
100
Hilton
1,700
200
8
preferred;—-—'__No par
Hewitt-Robing' Ino——————5
l,800r
-
Motors—*—:—
Hershey Chocolate
10o
,—..
V,
6'A
88'A
common—-——25
common——
non-cum
5%
1,000
-
28 y4
July
May
May
Aug
May
May
May
May
Jan
Lowest
19
May 27
Apr 15
19'/a Apr
155
100
preferred,—
cum
(G
7%
-100
j
104
common———j——15
preferred—
(H
'
1,300
49
:
Heinz
Helme
4,200
"• 200
,
45 ."
■"
Co
3%%
*100
16%. ••16%.
*48.
Hecht
2,600
r
127V2 "
98
Marx——10
Hercules
-
24%
^9% M6%:.
&
39
143A May 27
100
Hercules Powder common_^i_No par
27%
.45.^
*48
V
..
133%
30
v
30
"200
*.16%: 17%
,v173/4; 18 ■;.
,
18
Jun
2,700
-
*24,
-
17%
-
52
*26
25
Hazel-Atlas
160
19
,
600
40o
148%'
14
com._No par
Refrac
Schaffner
900
,
*28%
271/2
[Ki'J
.
11%
,
it
A
11%
45%..
.
■
;;
"
243A
18%
.45
127%
*22
-*28% . 30
-*26
24%
"18%
.
23
11%
39
55
—5
Hayes Industries Inc.—_———1
Hayes Mfg Corp——
2
20
105%
*18%,
128
-
24%'
18%
127
*22
23
*28%'
25
*146
18
■51%
52
./•>'?
52
*131% 133%
*131%
37%
38
37%
37
*26
26%
16%
—j
For footnotes see page 23.
4
39
*54%
16
No par
com
preferred-——-,
300
-
-
99%
:*105
•
148%\
.
26'A
25
99%
55%;
*146
129%
11%,
44 %v ,.45'% .'}.-.
17%
48%
%
35%
,.j
39%
105%,
55
51%
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22'A
39
105%
18%
,
50%
129%
"
25
v.
39%
*131%-133%
;
35'A
-
.
•
*26
*24 %
148%
*127%
•
23
26%
25
100
55%
*18
52%
27
*29
*16
18%..
51%
*131%. 133%i;
2,300
25
Apr
Corp of Amer class A———1,
4%% • preferred
—-100 1
1,300
6%
Co
33
Hat
;
7%
•99
105%
400
*
7%
25
*146
t '
*26
7%
91
$ per share
25
preferred———-—100
(M A) Co $4.25 pfd__No par
Harbison-Walk
—6%
400
Hart,
6%
-
100
55%
>148%
*i8
52
132%.
26%
.
'
Watch
Highest
$ per share
conv
Hanna
2,800
33
*7%
6%.
105%
55
*32V2
7%
6%
*38 Va"
105%
-
7/2
*99
39%'
<
h7--
7%
lo
24%'.
(W F)
4%
—_
-
155
*88
.
6%
*24 Va
100
*39
24%
92
6%
.♦26
25
*99
39%
-*
Printing Co
Hamilton
108
*150
7 Va
26
*24%
100
*39
99%
Hall
200
101
7%
92
200
15%
*98
32%
7%
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7%
.,*24%
iM,
**7%
"
-
7%
Water
*107
155.
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Hackensack
Year 1946
Lowest
Par
200
.
Range Since January t
EXCHANGE
15'A
15 %
24%
150
32%
'
Range for Previous
STOCK
NEW YORK
Shares
35%
*15
108
24%
155
32%
15Va
•
,92
,7%
6%
.
247/a
*35
15%
101
108
Bales for
the Week
tper share
35%
-
95
108%
♦150
..
,
*15
101
24%
.
33
15
15%
.
*108
24 %
35%
15%
15%
Friday
Sept. 26
.
t per share
35%
♦96'
108%
24%
155
*32
STOCK
share
*34%
15%
15'A.
STOCKS
Thursday
Sept. 24
*34%
101,
'
•
Wednesday
15%
*108
i'.-jV
Northern
6'%
45 Va
Oct
•
12% May 19
253A May 28
+
——100
-1
Guantanamo Sugar common—
.1
♦88
Oct
140
17
19
6
pfd—No par
conv
2,800
66
1
'U '!
cum
27%
12%
2%
14%
17
81
-
.100
27%
35%
15%
*
L_
preferred
27%
45
19
3
5-
' 330
6
Feb
4% Feb
16% Jan
31% Feb
105%, Sep 24
13% May 13
.
_-.No par
15,400
90
May
Sep
May
May
May
Apr
Sep
41 % Jun
1
9%
Tuesday
Sept. 23
**98
h
Co__
"Preferred—
Green Bay' & Western RR—
500
6
Jan
22
par
102%
27%
*34%
1
:
r—:---10
9%
*15
i
—
102%
15
Sept. ££
I per share
'
Inc
9%
103'/a
68
LOW
■
Telegraph Co:__M00.
9%
66
Monday
Sept. £0
CLOSED
1
*102%
6%
40%
26
Feb
>•'
f
Saturday
EXCHANGE
Co_-_:_i—:
9%
27
Apr
Sep 25
May 19
51% May 6
5% May 21
—50
103 Va
6%
Dec
29
19% Jan
96
34
No par
9%
27
103
17% May 19
preferred——No par
Union
$2.25
Gt
1,700
.
t
'
com—
>102%
j
.
"-5
Great Western Sugar com—,_No par
50
,
32
xl5%
132
101% Dee
If
Nov
21% Nov
16
Jan
102
—No par
Gt Nothern Iron Ore Prop—-No par
3,000
*62
15%
124% NOV
Sep
108
*102
.' !
«' 3,700
64%
15%
Mar 25
107 Va
23% May 19
Grayson-Robinson Stores com—1
*
5,800
•
'
32%
32%
•
129
2
13
92
Feb
l
<
101% Jun
par
3%%
100
-
23
*154%
156
*62
32%
■16
*22%
100
Granite City SteelNo par
Grant ,(W T) Co__———a—-5
400
>
IB
>16%
39Va v' 39%
'
21 Va
Jan
80%
Oct
par
cOnv
Oct
Nov
par
-240
11'A
39%
47%
24% Oct
Grand
2,800
,
33 Va
22%
22%
11
32
Gotham Hosiery^
—No
Graham-Paige MotOfs_:——
Granby Consol M S & P__
*•' 2,000
19%
*32
22%
123
68% Feb
3
101
200
26%
33% "
39 %: "'40 ■-
84% Aug
135% Jan
Sep
6
:
20o
>
*104%
•11%
-
Jun
Deo
114
Feb
-
.con^ii—No
$5
900
6%
26%
42
126
*122
1
preferred———':__No
$5
18,100
35%
104'%
54% July 11
131 % Feb 28
6
2
49
500
Peb
3
29
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: 400
4
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20%
r
104Va
4,900
105%
19%
26>/a
104»A
-
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15%
105%
-
16% Mar
30
Goodyear Tire & Rub com—No
;
66%
36% Jan
preferred--
Stock
&
Feb
Oct
Aug 21
124% Jan
common—
Goodall-Sanford
M,80o 1
102 Va
3%
Gold
82
19
•
Apr
Apr
Deo
293/4
19
19% Apr 14
101% Sep 17
100
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conv
40 3A
182
101%
20
com—No par
Razor com:—No par
Goeoel Brewing
40
.
44V2
-
26
47% Aug
Oct
33%
39%
-
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6%
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<
:
44V4
35%
GlWden
500
r
3%
—
Brothers
Jun
28% Apr
16% Apr
907/a Aug
Oct
pfd—No par
preferred-—,
conv
103
May 19
18%
$4.50 preferred-;.——^-No par
3,500
54%
102
-
4% *
-
19%
.
$5
,
Q
10c
preferred
Gimbei
300
.>
29
53%
21
3%
*6
♦34%
i"
*28
45'A
21
3%
*6
34%.,
58
.
.
33A%
GiHette Safety
1
48% Jan
27%
Apr
Apr
200
Nov
186
Apr
14%
Deo
Corp
Corp
preferred
7,500
-
.
43%
57%
*105%" 106%
21
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3%
•
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21
3%
;
,
22%
96 Va
,
45%
'
28 V2 ' 283/4
'
103
45%
21%
102
22 Va
*96
Cast
Time
4,300
,
39% Feb
No par
preferred——
100
Gen Tire & Ruboer Co com——-5
___
28
*99
6%
*121
105%
.
27%
!
7
Dec
71%
8% Sep
74% Dee
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8
126
4%%
200
•
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>
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45'/a
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27% •-28%
■
28%
102
23
123
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45%
92
Feb
Jan
163/4 Sep 26
Corp
General Telephone
Gen
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-
102
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96
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25%
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96
58%
-
25%■
92
22 Va
45%
31
102
23
121%
55%
26%
28
44%
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'
101%
101%
102
23
„
96 Va
45%
103V2
31
Steel
Gen
200
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28 %
«
;
25%
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..
92
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1,300
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33
2% May 16
12% May 19
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&
9
160
—„_10c
Refractories-
General Shoe
-120
1
24%
*101%
101 y2
*89
1
31
Realty
General
1,300
30%
25
101%
lllVa
Gen
800
24%
•
103%
25
103
110%
31
25%
♦101%
.
4,800
28
29%
*170
13
11
8
106
Sep
10% Sep
1
10
Corp.—No par
Corp—
Signal com—,No par
preferred
100
6%
27%
Equip
Utilities
18% Jan
14% Feb
21% July
Deo
48
83% July 16
47% Feb 13
13% May 20
Railway
'
128
29%
31
No par
common-—No par
Gen
28
*24%
Outdoor-Adv
Gen
2,800
series
July
Sep
51% Jain
125% May
*101% Jan
—No par
$3.75
104 "
17
Jun
110
10
com
16
43
May 19
126% Mar 14
—100
preferred—i.
2,000
29%
*110
103%
25%
Preferred
Corp
185
Dee
13% Deo
9
13% Feb
May 19
Apr 28
11
—100
9,700
28
30%
$5
900
29%
"
Motors
General
Jain
68% Jan $1
37% Sep 26
1013/4 July 30
No par
common—
preferred
conv
15% July 28
109
Apr
May
67% May
24
May
141% May
Jan
•
1
preferred—
1,300
,
2%
*25%
128
Mills
Corp
17
Nov
37
No par
Jan
Deo
7%
38
18
24
Nopai"
com
29%
78
150% Sep 18
32
May 19
No par
Corp
27
13%
50
Co
14
2%
14Va
27
8
Jan
Sep
4
5
11% Jun
71
100
—
Instrument
2,500
17
13%*125
'
16%
17
*25%
128
4%
16
,
2%
14
27
♦125
6%
11%
15%
5%
57%
5
——100
preferred-
3%%
105
*25%
4%
27 %
General
100
100
126%
*2%
14
25%
2,000
$3.50
127
104Va
17
Electric
General Foods
4,10o
115
126
16
General
General
126%
16
preferred—
700
105%
-105
19,900
46 %•
127
*111 %
58%
4%
77o
-
12Va
46
128
*111%
45
68
46
128
116
27%
*88
12
45%
*127%
*111%
preferred.;
conv
2nd preferred
26
17
3
17
Mar
21
2
Mar 12
168'
par
Corp__—
1st
200
12%
—--No
18% May
11% Jan
Oet
43% Feb
May 17
9%
*6%
45 %
••
10
General Cigar Co Inc com,—No par
70
4
4%
102%
*102
5
103%
26%
:
46
15%
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93
11%
12%
46
33%
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38
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23
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140
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27%
38
15%
22%
.
33%
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39%
V
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1,200
-
600
38%
,
34
15%
156%
.
•
'
35%
Apr
General Cable Corp conu—-No par
760
26
48
7
18% Sep
24% Nov
20% Sep
X120% Sep
10% May 19
105
5
10% Sep
19% Feb 28
9% Feb
8
May 21
100
17
93/8 July 23
21
26% Aug
4
14% May 21
85
com—1
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Baking—
General Bronze
700
151
3
4% July 22
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preferred
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5,600
40%
151
35%
27
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26%
33
15%
104
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,
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25%
151
$4.50 preferred
80
-
35%
6%
;
104%
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.
•
40 «/a
25%
151
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1
com
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11%
36%
106
21%
35
40 Va
25%
151
Inc
General Amer Transportation
-
79
35%
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,
45%
107
19%
25%
151
29
53%
102%
45%
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26
Industries
Wood
2,800
12%
11 Va
*78
2
12% May 24
143/4 May 17
(The),———No par
1,500
181 Va
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11%
79
123
28
•
11%
79
92
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11%
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41
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30
110%
30%
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General American
___
10
12%
11%
2,600
1
Jan
4%% conv preferred
50
Gaylord Container common—1.66%
5%%
conv
preferred
50
5,100
150
56 %
41%
128
1
30
11%
300
4
109
55'A
181%
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17%
13%
29%
12%
16
17
128
♦178
126%
26%
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10
105%
16
2%
10%
58%
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18 Va Jun
AO
Gar
14%
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1
1
com—
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20%
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9
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12
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preferred—
2,900
126
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-
6%
2,500
55 Va
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109
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5%
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12%
47%
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8%
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152
36%
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58%
19%
181
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109
79
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28%
117
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15%
.
18%
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20
5%
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20
18%
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STOCK
EXCHANGE
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1
Feb
21
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May
34% May
86
Jan
12% Oct
28%
Feb
46
52%
Apr
■
Nov
17
CHRONICLE
& FINANCIAL
COMMERCIAL
THE
Monday, September 29, 1947
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500
;
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•
29
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30
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215
2,100
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12%
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29%
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Monday
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14
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11
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20
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19
20%
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53
12
39%
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50
Aug
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163
Jun
38% May 20
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1433/4 Jan
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10
25
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•
700
,
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13% Feb
37
Jun
Jan
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2
53
45% July 25
2
112
Jan
11
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39
Feb
101% Feb
18
Sep
108
May
383/4 Aug 18
18% Oct
34
Apr
4
22% Feb
17% Oct
30
May
26
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18%
Oct
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Sep
67
Jun
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15
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26% Feb
8
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Jan
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13
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13
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104 »/2 May 19
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29
Jun
85
Jan
0
82
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Aug
May 19
36
Sep
22
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46
Jun
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5
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Dec
101
Sep
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33
Nov
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62% May
43% Oct
65% May
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34
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53
53%
53%
53%
54
87
185%
871/4
53
53%
53%
53%
340
.
»
-100
1,200
•
preferred——-50
-5
Lees. (James) & Sons Co com——13
3.85 % cumulative preferred—i 100
Lehigh ,Qos£l ^ Navigation Co
10
9
28
31
14% Feb
8
13%
Nov
203/4
Sep
Feb
8
52
Dec
1023/4
Apr
13,
49
Sep
Sep
May 20
56
563/4 Feb
May 15
21
.
% May 19
97% Jun
30% Feb
101
13,
X24%
25'%
2,600
22%
22%
*22
22%
600
97
*92
97
14%
13%
133/a
4,300
193/4
20
19%
19%
19%
195/8
12,800
66
65%
66
65
66
65%
65%
3,200
21%
223/4
22%
23%
22%
23%
23%
24
233/4
23H4
23%
♦23%
24%
44%
44%
43%
43%
18
24
24
43%
433/4
17%
>165
24
133/4
18 Va
166 y2
13 y8
17%
165
24
*23%
44
43%
*
For footnotes see page 23
*43%
Co—1——1—No par.
Oil'Co new-,
:
-No par
Belt
Liquid Carbonic Corp
'
31%% preferred-^
com—No par
Lockheed Aircraft Corp———,
Loew's
107
--1.
Inc _l__—-1——i—No par
Lone Star Cement
10%
Nov
17%
34 %
Sep
553/1 May
6%
Sep
171/4
3% Feb
111
253/4 Feb
17
9% Feb
19
Jan
18% Nov
fP),Co common-—
-10
preferred-l:
———1'__ 100
Louisville Gas &-Electric A
No par
Louisville
May 16
29 % Mar 15
78
May 19
10
43
11
Apr
3
Apr
3
•96 3/4 Jan
2
16
191
x48
40
Apr
.May 19
& .Nashville
1__
-50
Nov
10
33% May 27
181
Oct
213/4 Nov
35
i
,
'
Oct
28% Oct
83
Sep
183
;July 25
Dec
37% Dec
Apr
38% May
15% Apr
65%
33
Jun
May
44% May
74 Va Jan
15%
Apr
37% Jan
102
May
210% Mar
653/4
Apr
Nov-
88
Jan
'
43
Oct
66
Feb
23%
Nov
43"%
Jan
60% July 14
24% Aug 25
28% July 24
Apr
Jan
5% Jan
64
44
Aug 29
14
47
-
02% Feb .17 i
19% May 17
30% Jan
10
109% Feb
4
99 *
Dec
1'0% May 17
20
Feb
20
18%
Deo
8
27
Feb
13
25% Nov
41
Apr
Jan
94
May
Oct
35
98% Sep
19
Aug
9
5
Lorillard
700
,
21%
8
59 % Feb
463/4 May 21
■8
Feb
26
Long Bell Lumber A———No par
1,800
25
6% Oct
41% Oct
24
793/4 Feb
120
7%
Aug 18
May 17
2% Oct
,49%
,
50% Feb 10
Jan
0
12
'17
24% Sep
7,900
44
.
13/
11
12 % May 19
4,000
Jan
.
7
58% May 19
18
Apr
8% Feb
;
Corp——No par
24»/4
82
9
38 % May
Lily Tulip-Cup Corp_1—
No par
Lima; Locomotive Wocksl—-No par
May >.
441/2 Jan
5% Jun
f
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com—-25
Preferred —11
—■"
100
.
13
14% May 19
:
,
-5
>j
1% May 19
Glassy—-No par
- —r- - -
68
■
30 Va Jun 10
4% May 17
,
Libby_i———-J7
165
243/4
4
*2
Sep
12% Feb
,
Lion
26
13%
Apr
'14% Oct
11% Dec
38
.9% May 20
*
Lehigh Portland Cement———25.
Lehigh Valley :RR-z—1J--—1-.—z-50
Lehigh Valley. Coa;l com^_l"_No par.
Npn-eumulative -preferred-——50
.$3 -non-cum 1st preferred—No par
*'
50c non-cum 2nd pfdlli 1—No par
Sabers Cor p_——_ _ -
9% Jan
»% Sep
S
Feb
Jan
38
-
Link
Highest
$ per share
Jan
24
-•
800
25%
*92
shane
share
7
49'% Jun 19
Corp--——No par
1,300
185%
43%
$ per
14
10
„
4%%
34%
*40
Lowest
44
4% May ly
Lee Rtfbber & -Tire
34%
88%
l
10% July 30
4.
(The),———,No par
common-No par
34%
44
Year 1946
J: Range Since January 1
Lowest
Highest
■
»
75 Pesos Mex
pfd
34%
165%
4
Feb
Range for Previous
STOCK
Co—l
Gas Light
Laclede
34%
188
Dec
20
17
11% May 20
65% Jun
25
108%
May
303/4 Aug
108% Dec
"
Llbbey Owens Ford
44
55
.
Libby McNeill &
*86%
Sep
">
Lerner 'Stores
20
18
ll7/» Nov
41
Apr
39
par
n
3,600
19%
165%
13
32% Jan
EXCHANGE
3,800
13%
18
11
22% Jan
:—-TO
'
L
5
13% Jan
4% ser__100
Kresge (S S) Co_z————10
Kress (S H) & Co——No par
Kroger Co (The)—'--——"No par
8%
65%
166%
10
58% July 24
May 17
41% May 17
Cmnulative preferred
Life
Feb
99
3
jun
Feb
53%
20% May 17
prior preferred—:—No par
Koppers Co. Inc common—,
50 a%
66%
18
150
Nov
133-4 May 19
1
(G R) Co -common—-
195%
20%
166 3/a
Feb
Mar
31%
3
16
•
'8%
14
18%
115%
Sep
-
47% May 19
-
19%
133/4
166%
Apr
May
8
104'/2 Sep
■
(The)—
.-1
Prod Corp———5
19%
m
153
109
111
6
34% July 28
May 15
Jun
14
10
123% Feb
26
25% Jan
—100
No par
.—100
Kayser (Julius), & Co———--5
Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv class A--1'
Class B —1—
——_—1
Kennecott -Copper—No par
Keystone, Steel & Wire Co_z .No par
Kimberly-Clark Corp com—-No par
4%* conv 2nd preferred—100
Lehn & Fink
900
59% May
Nov
45 V*
2
July
140
Sep
27%
preferred
Kansas City Southern com
non-cum
pieferred^
Lehman "Corp
*
Jan
108
Dec
100-
4
104% Sep
16
May 19
<25
1,200
700
24%
Deo
8%
14
24'/a July 28
104% Feb
95i% Sep 24
39% May 20
2,000
,
>65%
'165%
141
Aug 11
City Power & Lt Co—-
■50%
13%
Sep
158
2
213% Sep
1—:_i
3.8%
Lane
Feb
31%
19
107
8%
223/4
37.
Feb
;9% May 17
100
Joliet & Chicago RR stamped—100
Jones <fc Laughlin Steel com—No par
5% preference series A
100
Joy Manufacturing Co—:—;i_i—-1
$5
Jan
40% May 19
2nd preferred series A
56%
>1853/4
49%
36
110
4%
July
70% July
Sep
Oct
52%
*
Aug 25
3Vz% preferred^
1100
JohnsCta .& Johnson common—'_12'%
19%
44
26% May
125
101% Sep
5
Deo
Aug
113
11% Nov
20
Feb
55%
.953/8 Get
18
Feb
683% Feb
.
Feb
148
Sep
38%
2
12
116
Feb
42%
Oct
Aug
133
■
Co—!
8%
99
Aug
11 a/4
44
32
No par
:
19 %
26%
101
par
Stores-—1—No
50%
186%
Jun
Deo
Apr
2
37'% Jan
^25
u
:
8%
-69
45
4% Oct
•
36
7'
47
Sep
28%
53 3% Jan
-
'*47
27
90%
107 V8 Sep
3
1033/4 Sep
-
251/4
11
54%
-24%
/
10%
24
11%
*11
*40%
■*98% 100
Jun
cumulative preferred
100
Johiis Manville Corp com_-—No par
Shares
11%
11%
30%
$ per share
'53/4
263/,
96
9
May 19
104% May 16
Dept
the Week
5%
54
STOCK
Sept. 26
11%
11
20
>No par
3%%
i
Sales for
$%
*53
EXCHANGE
*
Friday
11%
26%
Jim
STOCKS
5%
11%
Apr
15%
•
11%
26%
202
Oct
6%
2
Jersey rCerit Pwr & Lt 4% .pfd__ 100
Jewel Tea Co Inc common—-No par
'
380
,
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 24
$ per share
Jun
8
'■
$ per-share
26%
HIGH
Tuesday
Sept. 23
Sept. 22
$ per share
AND
31
36 7% Feb
ctfs
'"■">' ^
LOW
102
...
136% Apr
Jaeger Machine Co common—No par
150
3,200
49i%
47%
*49%
-
:
100
Feb
Jun
175% Deo
12
11
23
Feb
250
66% Not
10% Feb
Apr
20%
Jan
July 14 i
186 3% Jun
May 19
13%
Oct
195
13
*•27% Sep 23
130 % July
9
383% May 19
Telep & Teleg—No par
(F L)
Jacobs
Kirmby
153%
77
37%
47%
23%
109
-*14%
35'
50
*49%
9,600
300
77
101% "101%
'
.107%
1,900
45
23 y8
1
30
-
43%
*43%
23%
23
May
8
share
■'//
106
112
29
preferred-—
Kansas
106
95
AUg
.
53/4 Dec
10%
.•
84
'
109
32%
33%
43
118
*25%
1,600
44
44
*102
1033/4
42 y^
118
(
26
26
44
*102%
"43%
118
1173/4
26%.
97%
96%
44
43%
13
113/4 May
May
105
.
Jan
Intertype Corp__ 1—
Island Creek Coal common
$6
8
*21%
22%
96 %
-
225 Ve Feb
Feb
22%
35% Nov
:
15 % July 24
Jun
59
11
5 3/4 Feb
Shoe
International
155
7%
8
213/4
23%
104%
i
42%.
,433/4
118
*140
>1
:
323/4
:
*103
8
95%
.: -'.43%'
44%
I O33/4
.
•
95%
96%
44%
104
■
*22%
23
*95
45
*103
8
8
Feb
3 % May 17
preferred—
;
8
9
Mar 21
;7
19.
Jan
Jan
50
108
May 2
May 19
Jun
Aug
44%
Sep
7%
Jun
190
13% Sep
.
com_.No par
7%. preferred—
20%
*51
8
22% May 19
International Silver common——25
36%
201/4
*152
13
8 % Feb
100
600
12%
52
'
54
'
123/8"
155
17 % Feb
5
Jan
151%
33i/2 Sep
Jun
May
22%
168% Maf
5
*
11%
52
5%
413/8
11%
*152
18
Jan
36
Oct
116.
,
40% Feb
6
-15
16%
Sep
11% Sep
36
Sep
180'% Feb
176% Jan 21
5
373/4 Jan
23
.
19
July 29
Apr
.70
—___uNo par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer.c'om
No par
*40%
11%
25
4
192'% Apr 29
preferred
'
11%
*19%
17
Feb
25
1
International Salt—
*36
.Feb
35% May 17,
a.—100
Co com,
Paper
$4
900
36'/2
45
May 27
7
100
International
.
133
14
•
12% May 19
class A__25
Preferred
1 210
11
11%
6% Oct
9 '% May
common.
Int'l Nickel of Canada
1,900
11
;
11%
11
10% July 17
87
July 17
33
100
533/4
*
10%
10%
14% Get
3
preferred
4%
12%
57
25*% .July 24
105
International Mining Corp
10
36,500
52%
Chem
lll'/a
•
57%
*36
;•
Mining
12%
•
Apr
16
100
1
1_
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys
*52'/a
112
57%
36%
*35%
.36%
112
99%
>
17 1
174
common——No par
*111%
41
♦52
Jan
Sep
Jan
No par
5,600
104
104
12%
111
110% 110%
513/8
.
105 3/4
Jan
85
30 Vb Jan
107
Machine—No par
Preferred
740
1341/4
1053/4
-
No par
-
-
2,200
27%
*133 %
51
1053/4
12%
28%
*133%
51%
1053/4
511/8
106%-
123/4
12%'
134 %
*133%
4
134%
28
28%
28
28 3/4
134%
29%
45%
'
181
180
88
4%
.
4%
27%
6% :
29
29 3/8
89
*133%
*34%
Harvester
183%
28%
58%
Int'l
85%
133% 133%
12%
9,300
843/4
28%
4
50%
Business
85%
85
Apr
Oct
Cot
97
x35% May 20
_No par
—
lnt'1
83%
*87
89
28'%
84%
44%
18%
41
Aug
1
Aug 22
12'% Jan
:_1
:
com__
Rubber-
Iron
600
214
214
215
63/4
.29%
4
214%
31% Hep
7
60»
23 % May 19
,_20
Inc„
Corp
preferred—'
41%
84%
6%
*85
215
••
No par
:
Copper
Consol
*107%
182%
184
63/4
Inspiration
3»/4
83%
84%
183%
Insuranshares Ctfs
108%
215
215
*213
215
83%
3,700
12%
13
'12%
13
1
Feb
30
73% May 19*
——1
Inland Steel Co_____
3%
43%
Jun
2L
"
Ingersoll-Rand common
'—No par
6%: preferred-—
l—
i._100
*107%
43
Jun
10%
Jan
1'5
<otfs. series A_—
lIOOO
Illinois Terminal, RR Co
_1__—5
3%
423/4
-
49%
6% «ep
39 % Aug
May 19
-
93
10Q
RR stook
108 %
42 34
*107%
33/8
30
18 % May 19
37% May 21
100
z
4.%,.—
3%
43%
108 y2
33/8
43
6%;pref3rrcd series A
lines
Oct
S
Jan
7% Feb
•
Co_'_———20
Interchemical
*107 %
3%
:—
71/e
43
Jan
20% Feb
15 5%
15%
Jan
133/4 Mar
12 % May 19
3,100
1,400
*6%
43
July
Feb
123/a
25
.
36%
60%
Oct
5
45% May
Industrial Rayon
500
176
36
47
303/4 Oct
28
Sep
2,400
*172
24% Get
Feb
7% Feb
7% May 16
Indianapolis Power fc -Light__No par
Industrla Electrica De Mex, S A—
176
363/4
5
383/4 Mar 28
33
42'%
42
16%
43 %
,800
*118% 122
36 y4
3%
1,300
-
Apr
11% Dec
1,200
1193/4
36%
*107 % *108%
160
9
25
3o
3
Corp_—__
Leased
Jun
14% Dct
1
*
111%
3
16%
<.
*16y8
43
1193/4
120
25
-
16%
43
43%
120
25
,
26% July 24
May 19
33.
Illinois Central RR Co common-! 100.
10
231/4
8%
25
16%
>42%
43%
42%
,
*16%
16%
16%
163/a
44%
43%
97 3/4
35% Jun
•9% Deo
3
43% Feb
Idaho! Power
500
*96%
98
25%
*24%'
24%
-
121
*172 '
261/4
58
'
25
44
*119%
"
8%
8%
8%
25 5/a
58
*96 3/8
23%
8%
8%-
243%
163/8
1
96%
"
EXCHANGE
58
-98
23
23%
23%
*57
59
58
98
58
*96%
13,500
26%
58
25%
26%
58
600
$ per share
Hep
May 14
:
'35%
35%
36
56
36
3
37
Inc_—_1—1-6.66%
Foods
400
i
-
t c
Manhattan common__100
5% non-oum preferred—
_100
Hudson' Bay Mln & Sm Ltd-lNo par
Hudson Motor Car
i___Nopar,
5,100
-
4
4
4%
v
Hudson &
100
8 3/4
*6
of Texas
Oil
—wg
Sound Co_lll—_l—1:
Howe
800
4
4
-35%
4
20'% May 19
__5
Houston
17%
17%
:
16% Jan 16
3,800
35%
*20 y4
i
25
Highest
share
30
22%
24y2
■*
17%
20 y8
20
4%
105% Sep
45% Jun
221/4
8
8
35%
97% May 26
37% May 21
Houatbn Light & jfower
.
20%
17%
V1B%
20
9
35%
35%
36
—100
put
preferred-'.—:
33/4%
40
4%
4
$ per
25
1,600
36 %
4V8
:i
4
$ per share
28% Jan
__No par
com
42y2
24%
*36
n
.
$ per share
Lowest
34% Sep
Finance
*104 y4 .io4y4
22%
*22%
'
■
O'A.
>
17'/a
*20%
22%
Year 1946
Highest
11
Household
1,200
343/4
Range Since January I
Lowest
Par
42
42
3%
3%
3%
3%
*7%
37
'
42
22%
\
'23%
23%
36
34%
104%
42
*41%
23 %
37%
23 %
,
.
42%
22%
42'A
23 %
34%
>103%
34
104%
*103%
104 V*
*103
x33%
s
Shares
$ per share
$ per share
share
34
34 %
34'/a
34'/2
104 v*
42
£ per
$ per share
$ per share
t per share
Range for Previous
STOCK
EXCHANGE
the Week
Sept. 26
Sept. 25
NEW YORK
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
.Sept. 24
Tuesday
Sept. 22
STOCKS
PRICES
HIGH SALE
AND
LOW
Monday
Saturday
Sept. "20
RECORD
STOCK
21% Jan
16
26
23 3/i Sep 22
172
May 14
53
17% Apr
165
40
Sep
Jan
17%
3
*20
Nov
29
166
Dec
29% Jan 31
Feb
64
3
120
Aug
451/4 Jan
313/4
197
Jun
Jan
Aug
34% Sep
32 3,4
Jan
Oct
72%
Feb
45%
Volume
166
Number
LOW
Saturday
Sept. 20
AND
$ per ehare
24%
24%
23%
37%
145%
36%
24 y4
54%
52%
35%
111
•109
14 y4
19%
19%
13%
53%
53
53%
500
*35%
13%
19%
*430
10%
10%
11
25
25
4%
4%
22%
7
-7
103
26%
pfd
Steel
13%
500
9%
*10%
26%
4H4
22%
6%
13%
13%
,27%
6%
,
13%.
110
'27%
*108
6%
27%
•
110
108
13
3,200
series
1,500
;
1,500
Marathon
„
9,400.
Marine
Market
St
27%
2,400
100
108
Marshall Field
4% %
&
16%
16
22
16%
23
3,200
•22%
Martin ' (Glenn
233/8
23%
233/4
50
8,600
50
22
50%
50%
21%
21%
1,100
Masonite
22
22
223%
1,400
Master
32%
3,000
32%
32%
•100%
99%
99%
99%
*93%
94%
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61 Va Jun
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10%
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Oct
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19
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4
32
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140
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18
156
5
Oct
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104
19
30
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May 19
14'A Jan
May 19
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May 27
66y2 Jan
7
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7
May 29
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May 19
Jan 13
67 'A Sep
9%
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28
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3
7
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119% July
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8
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173
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Oct
45
26
25% Feb
Feb
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4
May 19
60
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18% May
129
Sep
Mar
44
Sep
May
17% Jan
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19
Oct
52
42
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70
11%
49
May 19
Jan
3
24
May 16
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17
13% Feb 14
32
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17
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8
30% Sep
25
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64
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62
24'A Feb
7
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3
19
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26
25
24
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17
14% Sep
107% Mar 14
102
22% Jun
109% Feb
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Oct
108%
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10
9% May 17
37% Jan
2
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10
112
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Mar 28
29
Mar 26
Jan
27% Feb
108
14
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26% July
1
13% July 14
Jan
Sep
27% Aug
49
May
114% Jan
15% Feb
11
9% Oct
44% Feb
13
33% Not
65% Feb
50
70
56
Jan 29
22
Deo
Jan
Jun
Year 1946
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
Lowest
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$ per share
14
May 19
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7
13
Oct
25%
Jan
19
May 24
29% Feb
13
23
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62 Va
Jan
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30
6
27
Sep
11
Aug 25
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ex-dist——No par
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24
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13
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13
181
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6
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7
10
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13% Deo
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32% July 28
34y4 Feb
187
13
8'A May 19
33' May 19
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7
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7
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17% May 19
30V2 May 26
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103
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183% Jan
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150
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Jan
16
16% May 20
Jan
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34 %
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22% Mar 28
19% NOV
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67% Jan
43
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.
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23
2
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15
102%
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9
27
190 Va Sep
167
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15
178
Dec
207
28
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Oct
Aug
173
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28
Jan
20 y2
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Sep
108%
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40%
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July
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41%
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33%
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7
40
100
Oct
Sep
31
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1
1
4
1% Aug
Sep
25% Deo
75
11%
Not
2 Va
Feb
Sep
101 Va July
38
Apr
25
Jan
32
Jan
16 %
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89
NOT
106% Mar
42% May
15
20% May 20
13% May 19
29 % Jan
24
17% Feb
10
21% Oct
14% NOT
11% Jan
13% Jun
13
10%
3
24% Aug
Oct
10
1
45%
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Sep
28 VA Jan
No par
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13
15
21% May 17
12% May 19
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Feb
31
30
—No par
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2
88
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22 V2
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21
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100
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38
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180
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•
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27
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47 Va Jan
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52% Apr
77
May
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Sep
13%
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97
32%
1
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600
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64
3
10
100
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10
10
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-
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800
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5.400
98%
25%
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Mal-&
Jun
40% Feb
preferred——No par
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105 y#
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1,300
83
24
&
preferred
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35 Va
8
Feb
May 29
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7%
s
Oct
35
(new)——1
Gypsum Co com
conv
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1,100
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18
10
10
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$4.50
160
7% ;
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19%
99
40
186
156%
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3,700
186
7%
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-
188
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National
7
20%
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&
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210
5
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25% Jan
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1
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26% NOT
Jun
1
National
300 '
1934
104% '
43% Oct
Oct
36
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18,900 '
.
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107% Aug
Lowest
1,900
45
Sep
Sep
103
11
May 20
May 19
19% May 19
17% May 19
14% May 19
Register.—No par*
;City Lines Inc
—_1
•
'105% Feb
Range Since January 1
8,300
-
Oct
18%
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National
600,
,
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19%
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•
158%
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see
30%
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7,800
13% ;
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7%
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22
135% Jun
■
preferred
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133/4
42
30%
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18.9
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1
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200
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r
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20
8
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National Battery Co—"
—4
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133/4
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15%
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185
600
13%
30
15%
21%
.
21
.
July 14
Sep
Sep
—50
—
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Aviation
Jan
Deo
31% Feb
50
69
66% Jun
108% Mar
35% Apr
102
43 Vi
Rational Automotive Fibres Inc.i.l
Nat
13%
15%
National
6
Jan
105% Feb 20
28%
National*Cash
-
31
National
1,700
1;200
1,300
13%
30%
2,900
10%
(5
Sep
23% Sep
44
Sep
39% Not
111%
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2.100
13%
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.
44
46% May
48% Apr
30
1
8
•
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9%
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•
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190
1,300
Feb
3
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Nash-Kelvinator
9%
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•
July 15
32
56% Feb
STOCKS
.
11%
Jun
Apr
4
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'
91%
13%
31%
21
27
.
.
187
com
EXCHANGE
10,500
13
21%
23
May
Sep
.
25
63% Feb
—No par
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Shares
;
44
>
Apr
43
122
42
7
1
„
&
NEW
the Week
„
26 34
12%
9 Va
13%
(F E)
Mar 14
71
Oct
102% Deo
21
-100
preferred
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16
11%
13%
30%
4%
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33 % Feb
—5
-preferred
.
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26 3/s
9%
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100
Friday
Sept. 26
12%
27
■
137/s
31%
1
Murray Corp of America
300
-
$ per share
16%
9%
30%
"
53
preferred.'
48% Jan 25
107% Feb
May 26
May 22
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—
6,300
40
*523/a
Co -class
Mar
128 y2 Feb
—5
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C) common.!
•
12%
40
53
13%
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500
2,400
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.
111
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118
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12%
12
353/4
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Jun
111
23% Sep
8
49 y8 May-17
No par
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PRICES
16%
21
12
353/a
39%
54
Sept. 24
27
12%
36
110%
80
-
$ .per share
12%
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•
•
4
110'% May 16
No par
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Mullins
23%
106 %
Jan
Not
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No par
Products- Corp—
6,500 1
233/a
113
8
—3
Co.
May
28% Mar 11*
com——10
Inc
Brass
Jun
65
3% May 19
11% May 19
32% May 19
50;
Motor
Mueller
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35
Co
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300
l.S'OO
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110%
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13%
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31
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,
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17
Sep
97
Apr
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45
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—
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12%
40
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233/4
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No par
com
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20
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series
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8
4
104
com—1
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800
12%
22
19a/4
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$2.50
93%
Feb
Jan
1.25
100
12 %
19%
LlOO
preferred
Morrell (John) & Co
22
.
Montgomery
97'/a Mar 11'
12
50
Jun
10%
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47'A
103%
51 %
——No par
Chemical Co
preferred
Moore-McCormack
900
23%
36%
'40
53
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61
$3.25
■
May 19
7% May 19
12% May
Apr
29% May
136% Jun
No par
Impl
70
May
112% May
Deo
6
!
33
—3
com
253/4
21%
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110
11%
40%
53
Sept. 22
20%
12%
30 Va
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Monsanto
400
9,300.
-
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11%
36
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Monday
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37%
110%'
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40%
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29%
253/4
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-
55%
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Monarch
6,400
>
121
22%
22
20%
23%
30%
25%
300
59%
54%
60
*25
;21%
59%
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553/4
29%
58%
26%
'60
103
Feb '25
100% Aug 25
25
-357/a May 21
105
Jan
6
No par
Mohawk Carpet Mills.
•Mojud -Hosiery Co Inc
700
106
38% May
204% Not
Jan
45% Not
36%
•
1,700
-
28%
123
*118
•
'55 %
22%
105%
5,400
195
8
47% Jan
Corp——
10
Mo-Kan-Texas RR com—No tpar
7% .preferred series A__>
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"
29
Power
24% Sep
10
49% Feb
41
Mar 21
(43% May 19
97y2Jan
3
No par
Mfg—J_—
Moline
Aug 18
Jan 23
61
"Not
18% Deo
:10
vtc
$6.50,preferred—
Apr
73
Mission
2,500
.
10
12%
21%
4%
16%
29
,61
*120%
240
75
39% Jan 28
100
A
Jun
Sep
16
5
com—
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Feb
30%
48
112% Mar
20
pfd^lOO
pfd
SS
91
45%
Oct
2
Jan
190
24
Sep
Sep
Sep
12%
13'/aMay20
a
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Minn' Min &
Minn
; 11,000
10
22%
21%
4%
,
11,000
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43%
16%
17
36
2,200
120
40%
4%
16%
35%
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28
62%
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4%
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119
423/4
28
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26%
28%
5
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f
11%
&
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44 '
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Prod
25 'A
33
Mar 12
98
31
63% Jan
18'/4July23
100
X109
6
23% Sep 26
24% May 27
185
Feb
9
111% July
34
Jan
Sep 22
May 17
14
14% May 19
39'% May 17
No par
.
4.
Co
Minn-Honeywell Regui
.
Apr
55% May 17
Petroleum-
1st
cum
St* P
Jan
67%
88% Jun
Minneap & St .Louis ,Ry__—Nppar
Minn
1,400
67%'
11%
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41
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109
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,
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125
56%
67
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-
58%
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8%
;
400
11%
20%
„5Q
common—
Edison
Midland. Steel
1,000
10
Oct
—3%
Ltd
preferred—
Mid-Continent
80
12%
10
58%
66%-
141
*12%
109%
41%
42%
4%
16%
93/4
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118
36%
12%
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41%
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9%
109-
12%
139
12%
-
-
58
109
109
4%
12%
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'57
66 y8
4%
-
139
Deo
11V*
25% Feb
Miami Copper—
300
'
Co
Transp
Inc
cum
Metropolitan
6,100
37%
preferred-
Jan
Jan
8
30% Nov
23 Va
_50
Mesta Machine Co
900.
43%
142
Co
$3.50
10
15%,
1st
Stores
46% May
~7%
17% May 20
—
Min
Not
Sep
19
8% Feb '• 1
24'/a Sep
9
16 % May 19
Corp
__i
(The) common———1
conv
26
f
27% Feb .17
1
.100
preferred——1
Shoe
Co
Merck &
700
110
15%
2nd
Aug
16% Apr
26 Y*
10
10
1
—No par
preferred——_i,
Merch .&
300
42%
*139
Co
common
Mercantile
2,000.
,
*38Va
'
Gbrp
4% %
700;
43
*109%
15%
'
1017/a"
43
15%
,
160
45%'
101%
43
Inc- com—18
"
14%
49%
Mead
1,000
95
*43
101%
400.
...
20'%
95
14%
44
101
25%
20%
*44
44%
50
*25
626
Oct
3%
4
5% Feb
Jun
8% Oct
12%
13
24
May 17
46'/a May 9
30% May 19
102
Jan
2
———No par
Stores
,20%
*94 %
'
Robbins
32% Feb
14
35
No par
Norris Mfg Co
25%
20%
94%
.
&
13% Deo
620
18
24
1
Co
Mc-Quay
900
26%
20%
04%
26%
Pub
$4 /preferred
20%
27
Co—
111% Apr
*17% Not
30% May
17% Sep
1
14% Feb
100
100
McLellan
94%
46%
For footnotes
Electric
Oct
2
35'A May 19
com—i.l
preferred
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines————5
2,700;
•
♦
Stores Corp
conv
6
17
42
——No par
Corp—
McCrory
3'%%
3,900■
105
20'/a
McCall
>■
200
<-
333/s
20%
*20
800
1,900
455
May
12% Sep
16 Va Sep
l
18% Aug
17
106%
Jun
65
108% Mar 20
1st
40%
Mar 28
15 % Feb
21 % Mar
39% May 19
$6
pfd
.111
Jun
108
—5
No par
cum
7
76% Jan
14% Sep
par
—No par
101%
33%
Co
41% Jan
42% May
180
38% Oct
37%; Not
34% Feo
1
common
8
May 19
Co
Stores
Jun
9
par
common
28'%
55 %■
33%
Maytag
25%
*44
108
22% May 19
_100
Co_—
preferred—'
40 3/4
25%
55
L)
$3
*99%
39%
25%
-55%
33%
1,000
21
*57%
Sep
Deo
56% Feb
12% Jan
.
No par
com
46%
28%
101%
39
1,030
10'% "
Dept
94%
*45
32
140
152
10% May 28
*6% May 20
5
100
Corp.——No
Corp
No
Elec
20%
CLOSED
Co
13
'3% Jan
6.25
preferred————
25%
*25%
Sep
May 17
1
111%
*111
40%
28 3%
26
55
-33%
108
20
40%
39%
*25%
55%
33%
*104
EXCHANGE
5
$3.75 preferred—.
No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series—No
par
$3.40 cum pfd—
No par
440
93
10%
101%
103
39%
93
*45%
May
130*
98
10%
111%
3,400
1003/4
46%
v
*111
41%
98
94
46%
102%
55%
*100
98%
'
10%
103
33%
33
14
Mar
9% May 19
24% Sep
4
(nsw)
1
Mathieson Alkali Wks com___No
par
7%
preferred
100
188
40%
1003/4
98
*93
111%
*186%
41%
1003/4
94%
32%
188
40%
*45%
28%
•1C2%
323/4
*186%
.99%
*111
40%
.28%
103
*25%
98%
*93
111%
*102%
32%
188
101% .101%
43%
•111
22
41% '41%
10%
*45%
111%
16
32%
*186%
100%
16%
,
32%
188
41
99%
STOCK
1
Martin-Parry
22
*50%
;16%
*6
No par
Corp__:
Ry 6% prior pfd
50
•186%
«
43% May
July
30% Jan
Deo
39% Aug
5
Apr 21
Mar 12
Jan
455
Midland
720
50
,16%
100%
1 per share
50
Exploration-.
Corp—
22%
32%
-07
20
16% Apr 14
12% May 13
.1
Maracaibo Oil
16%
41%
$ per share
20% Not
101% Aug 22
11% May 19
1
Manhattan Shirt—
7
*
41%
101%
■5
100
;
49%
192
$ per share
27% July 24
31
41% May 19
30y8 May 19
107% Jun'2o
No phr
10
Go—..
23
13%
108
Sugar
22
41 y8
•
A
Garden,
vMandel Hros
100
43/8
Square
Manati
300
26 Va
26%
108
.
9%
4%
22%
.27
pfd
__
300
11%.
*24%
4%
223/4
6%
*13%
4%%
Madison
Magma (Copper
Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co__1.
*430
34
140
No par
.
1,400
13
10%
—10
—100
com
3,600
13
4%
6%
Forbes
13%
17
21%
Jan
13% May 17
Macy (R H) Co Inc com—No par
51
*186%
Sept. 20
10
—
19%
23%
6%
27%
800
22%
32%
97
Year 1946 r
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
17% May 19
100
preferred—-i—i.
16%
Saturday
A
Mack Trucks Inc..,
2,000
111
11 %
*25
6%
&
50%
.
series
Co
22%
21%
4 per share
(M;) & Sons Inc com—1
cum
MacAndrews
10,
35%
4%
6%
•108
"4%%
Lukens
200
53
*,22%
,4%
13%
108
37
*19
500
10%
*11
•25
23
13%
277/8
10%
,
27%
:
13%
27%
Lowenstein
700
148%
*109
13
*430
1-1
27
111
13
500
10
23%
18
35
13%
18%
11
4%
36 '*
14
13%
10%
23 %
50
53
36
;i9%
11%
CLOSED
Par
2,100
*36%
*144
*13
10%
*24%
37
*109%
11%
,
STOCK
EXCHANGE
23%
Range for Previous
Range Since January 1
Lowest
Highest
EXCHANGE
Shares
100%
•17%
148%
111
14
•430
*36%
48%
13%
500
17%
*144
53%
19%
13%
23%
•99
13%
14
19%
*430
23%
100
17%
37
*<103
*13 %
$ per share
148%
*35%
112
14
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Sales for
the Week
M
36
*109
23%
99%
18
*144
54%
36%
$ per share
24%
*36%
148%
*3S7/a
Friday
Sept. 20
Thursday
Sept. 25
101
17%
36%
•144
'
share
per
"100
17%
*537/a
'
$
24%
1/%
37%
145%
Wc!l"eSo?y
Sept. 24*
101
•100
18%
PRICES
Werinperiav
$ per share
101
18%
SALE
Septus
$ per share
101
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Sept. 22
,/
Sep
24% May
Feb
W
THE
(1263)
LOW
AND
SALE
HIGH
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Wednesday
Thursday
Sept. 28
Sept. 24
Sept. 25
Friday
Sales for
Sept. 36
-
*20%
-
20%
15
-20 y»
.20
-
15
30
»i06y2
30
105
♦ 104
*106%
107%
♦107%
*39
39%
*27
28
*95%
96
STOCK
22 %
..
41%
14%
*
23
41%
105
Newberry Co (J J) common__No par
33A % preferred™—
..
„_100
107%
New Jersey
38%
38%
38%
27
263/8
26%
96
96
96
22%
227/8
22%
22 3A
4,500;
42%
42 V4
42
42 Va
1,200
*26%
96
•
42%
29%
14%
14%
14%
147/8
33%
34
32%
323/4
35
33%
32%
321/4
32
V118%
119
13'A
119
119
*13%
<
13%
.'13%
23
*52%
58
♦232
255
-33%
*20
*53%
58
255
1197/8
-56
*232
500
119%
1,300.
6%
N
56
25
102%
24%
103
24%
24%
103'/a
103 '/a
102%
14%
14%
24%
243A
243A
25
York Dock
$5
>
j
99
*97%
*48
-
.14
13%
13%
1027/s
r
36%
*97%
491%
*48
99
97%
49%
48
$3.75
120
.
cumulative preferred
Noblitt-Sparks
49%
*48%
493/a
100
36
*48
Corp partic stock
& Gas Corp—
*343A
36%
800
100
36%
.
37
*35%
58
1
58
58%
*30
31
36
36%
58%
*30
31
s#
Industries
5
*30
31
*30
:
.
New
:
3,300
58 3A
58%
31
Nopco Chemical Co——
Norfolk & Western Ryj*Jt
'
'.?• A
58%
58
31
f
Adjustment preferred
common
4
«
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
8%
8ya
7%
7%
8%
233/a
233/4
23%
77/8
23%'
J
1
-
-:25
new
—
8%
77/8
8
North ;American
4,300
North
2,300
8
Northern Central Hy Co—
—_50
Northern Natural Gas Co new—;_20
Co—1
*90
91%
*90
*89
91%
28 Vs
28%
♦28%
28%
20%
20 y2
19%
20%
*97%
98%
97%
97%
'
28%
29y8
19s/a
,
*89
91%
28 3/8
193/4
28 3A
28%
20'A
*96%
20
91
*88
91%
97%
\
28 3A
i
American Aviation-!
Northern Pacific Ry
13,600
*95y2' 07V%
13%
"13'/a
5Q
19%
20
61% May
24
Sep
20% Feb
-
.1
Mar
Sep
May
Feb
113% Mar
Deo
11% Not
102
25
513/4 Sep
3
53% Jan
Sep 25
Sep. 22
16
28%
Feb
53
31% Oct
41%
Sep
23 %
Jan
72% May
Oct
v
63%,Sep
-
17
,
,4*-.
30% Sep 17
83% Jan
1;
10% Feb 17
*
39%
•
9% Deo
111
22% Feb
>■
I
16%
; |
Apr
Feb
'!
May
16%
117
Jan
115% Jan 11
287/aSep 12
Sep 19
13% May 19
.
76
•
Jun
275
100% Aug 19
28 V*
—100
Feb
323
Oct
63%
•"
Jun
37%
41% May
17
16
23% Sep 24
6% May 16
87 Vi Sep
8
-
1——i
j.
S
20
107
9
,
21%
1
Feb
133
Sep
16% Deo
Oct
4
25% Sep
,•
79
3
Aug
02% Jan
9
30% Sep
•
j.u_w_-10
•
:
35%
290
58
25
9,306
23%
Jan
Oct
Sep
•
■'
"
Jan
13%
26
May 23
May 20
36
•,
69 %
3
124
32% May 19
-
,
-
' V.
Oct
3
26
•96% July
Jun
34% Apr
,
33% Sep
5
10% May 21
1
Jun
109%
22% Feb
37% July
Elec
State
1
37
58%
58
97
*95
97
Y
36%
19
23% Sep
102 % Aug
Light 3.90% pfd—100
Y Shipbldg
10
45
18% Nor
Apr
250
series A "wP'-^-lOO
N
1
24
53
-
Oct
27
Sep
95% Oct
19
No par
lio% May
113
Oct
50
Apr
"
80 * May 19
11 Va May 19
Co————50
30%
3
,
Jan
43 Vs May
>
Deo
46% Feb
•
Sep 26
& Hart RR Co-
N Y Power &
11,200
1
No par
common,
,
Preferred 5 Vo
150
153/a
15
16
*96
102 7/g
*102%
102 7/a
147/8
97%
48
'}
*30
14%
32
106
23% Sep
9
12
May 17
187A May 19
_100
N
103
'
;
-
25% Nor
103% Nor
7
Feb
102
32% May 19
No par
com
preferred
non-cum
Y New Hav
9,500
25
17% Juh
distributed——
N Y & Harlem RR
■
1
Deo
13
42% July 14
32% Feb
7
23
32%
22
Sep
109% Aug
16% Dec
104
Mar 11
108% Jan
24% May 21
953/a Sep
Feb
100
27
$ per share
18% Oct
July 25
38
July 14
Jun
17
10 '
107
35 y2 May 20
,.
preferred series A;
i._100
City Omnibus Corp——No par
Y
New
255
Highest
<
J per share
18% Feb
13
283% Aug 26
104
—No par
:
St Louis Co
.
N
24%
Brake-
when
Common
800
133/a.
21
*232
255
Y Chic &
N
(
*52%
56
*232
14,000
32
13
Air
York
New
New York Central
Feb
*102
—100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
900
♦19%
>
pfd—100
4%%' preferred^
60
143%
Pr & Lt Co 4%
105
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport Industries common—-1
700
500
'
32%
119%
13
22
♦52%
255
143/a
120
13
*20
22
1,600
293A-
*32
*20
-
*104%
,<
Lowest
,
24% Feb
UV2 May 29
100
*106
-
$ per share
18% May 19
-
.
preferred
105
>33%
•'
____No par V
serial
conv
1073/4
23%
41%
4%%
38%
26%
96
23
Corp_—_—
Neisner Bros Inc common
50
Year 1946
$ per share
par,
106 Va
-
14%
13%
*52%
26%
*95%
600
'
Highest
'
Nehi
1,000
14%
107
Range Since January 1
Lowest
>
20%
14%
*106%
34%
23 ^"*
*232;
383/4
27
*34
119
13%
383/4
38 ya
14%
35
*20
*
*41
34%
118%
♦104%
1073/4
.
95%
14%
*33
130
105
*106%
/...,
22%
41%
,
29%
*104%
30
27
CLOSED
107
*29.3/4.. 30
...
EXCHANGE
Shares
share '
20%
20%
14% " 14%
*lOHVa
105
37%
23
20%
$ per
*
1
.143/4
107
107%
95%
.
EXCHANGE
*34
>/a
$ per share
" 20%
143/4
107
107
*29%
„
*104%
per share
*20
•
14%
14%
107
♦106%
$
share
per
Range for Frevious
NEW YORK STOCK
the Week
'
$
-$ per share
if
STOCKS
Tuesday
Sept. 22
$$ per share
Monday, September- 29, 1947
RECORD
PRICES
Monday
Saturday
Sept. 20
&
COMMERCIAL
; ?
—
Jan
36
Oct
Northern States Pwr Co
97%
.97%
•
"I4y8
13%
13%
23y8
23%
22%
23 %
*35 %
35'/a
35%
35%
6%
*-6%
:13%
"
■>'
'
133/B
133/4
223/4
13%" "14
23%
35%
*
35 V2
6%
*12%
13
35 „
107^
;
35
;
*34%
35%
1063/4
*106
106 3A
90-
25%
25%
25%
25
253/a.
7,100
21
203/4
23%
24%
102 Ya
203/4
23%
102%
101%
:-.83/4
9
100%
101
*8%
23'A
24%
29y8
162
^
18%
29%
; 29
*160
,
22%
18
8 3/4
9
100%
100%
173/4
29
.
162
22%
.29%
173/4
*85
85
85
74
75
t
,
28%
29%
160
17
22%
r
29 Va
22%;
200
160
87
86%
86%
*84%
-86%
73%
73
72
727/8
72%
72%'
15%
14
*13%
14
*13%
14
*13%
14
70 y4
73
70%
71
*69
72
*68%
14%
16
15%
15
153/a
40
40%
40
*39
39
39
39%
39%
397/a
x38'/a
39%
38 Va
383/4
55%
55
55%
55
55
543A
54 3A
*54%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
'
100% 1003/4
*33%
•«
159
100
I
#:*157%
333A
33%
' 101
101
158%
'
*100
ioo3/8
159
*157%
159
43%
4%
43%
41%
43%
-
•
4%
4%
42
4%
423/4
4%
4"%
93/4
43/4
10 Va
*14
:
47/a
10
9%
*14
•
15%
503/4
107%
-
*■
237
2% $•
38
,
L09>
•.."23.'•
2%
7%
*9%
;
34
>43"
1,
'
12,600
.43/4
25,000
Packard
93/4
11,500
Pan
22%
6%
*106%
41%
2%
-37%
'■
-
i
2 %
-
28%
40 %
38
*28%
7%
7%
9%
9%
33
33
42%
43%
31
7%
7'
7
7
-
14%
14%
'18%
18%
48%
17%
18
*173/4
OQ
*27
31
*29%
31
*108%
112
♦108%
112
_
*108 7/a
143/a
112
*1087A
193/8
19%
19%
19
;
18 y8
18
18%
173/4
*45%
45%
45%
45%
*45%
116%
115%
.51%
116
*51
52
91%
29%
*8%
:
29%'
30
*107
10%
10%
1
1;
Saturday
Sept. 20
10%
AND
HIGH
Tuesday
Sept. 23
$ per share
15%
16
r
*427.8.
44 %
'./-
4-1%..
":*54%
.
EXCHANGE
r
10%
29
28
•30
28%
30
on
*107%. 108%
i03/8
SALE
*90
.
10
29%
30
108 3A
"10%
►
29%
10
107%
107
10
Friday
Sept. 25
Sept. 26
*157/8
S per share
53%
101
16
54%
29%
237/a
293/a-
16%
42%
41%
41%
16
55
101
101
86% Mar
Mar
122% Oct
164
5
447/8 Sep .26
7% Feb 13
4
14%. Feb
"18
May 13
107 r Sep
16
18% Not
5%: Oct
21
.11% Dee
lOOZ
Mar 24
9% Feb*
Deo
66
Sep
July i-Af'' 105%
27%
32% Jan
2
62
53% Jan
4
>4% Jan ; 6 v / 3%
2 % May 17
Jan ; J
43
7
/
Not.
Heps'
20:
<
Oct;
12
-
24
15% Mar 31 ^
8% Mvy 19
-
;
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V
11
35% Aug
22% Jun
24% Jan
-
11% Deo
38
Apr
7.
48% Feb 11
11
383/4 May 27
27% Jun
40% Not
f
Apr
May
48%-May
Oct
'
f
39% July
62.
Apr
7% Jan
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34% Feb 21
,14% Feb
Apr
;ilO
Oct
.
Feb
Jan
90%
Oct
109
'■ f
Feb
Apr
56% Apr
111
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14% Jan
-4% Deo
J
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Jan
16%
Feb
4 *
12%
Dee
153^ Sep .26 24% Feb 27 -
6%
Oct
17% Sep
30% Jan
25
36
28%
Feb
.* 107% May 20
117
37% AUf
115% July
18% May 17
22
6% July
15% Jan
1
23%
28%
2834
29%
15 y4
15
28%
283.4
15%
15%
28
28%
28
95%
28 %
28%
28%
28
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95%
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95%
30
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103%
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29
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29
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24% Jan
100
99 Vz
43
Jan 21 *
Feb
/
>
47% Feb
51% Dee
Jan
Oct
t
21%
Sep
68
May
Apr
61% Jan
115.
*
14
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Jan
34
8% May 17
40%
.
11% July 25 '*
Jan
43% Mar
28% Sep
105% Sep
4
5
Feb.
;
86% Not
-
9
34% July. 25
16
Ttaage Since January 1
Lowest:
Highest
■■
•
—
•
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Par
No parf
.
*
109
8% Deo/
Mar
14% Apr
13% Jun
9
*
May 14
36% Apr 14
common.——
16% Sep 25
62% Jan
37
Jun
53
2
Year 1946
i
;
Apr
35%; Jan'
2
44% July 28
Mar 20
59
<
Highest
.
$ per. share
13
-
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.
Lowest.
$ per share
$ per share
share
,
29% Sep >
,18% -Fob
80
May
248: May
76%
Jan
Deo.
117%
Jan
24%
Sep
27%
Dec
30% May
34
July
122
May
51% Deo
5
2
39% Jan 21
107
115% May 16
120% Aug 12
116
4
109 % Aug 12
*98% May 28
105% Feb
——
3
3%% preferred series A
—10o
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—-5
4% preferred—
"
100
3.60 series preferred
100
290
27% Jan
25
108% Jun ; 2 '
.105
preferred —
—100
preferred
—100
A. Reading Coal & Iron—1
3.8%
4,700
.
22
23, May 13
3
Corp
65
May 19
6
26% Jan
Co
Jan.
'
20% Sep
Sep
37% Not
;
101% Feb 13
-
81% J un
;
,
118% Sep2
May 19
5
47
0
-
110
6
115% Aug 12
-
'
3
May 13
38
(Chas) &. Co Inc—U—1
Philco
;
6
Li 28% Jun
Phila
953A
*98
■
Electric
1,600
29%
Jan
26% Feb
$1 preference common——No par
•-
•
Apr 18
Jan 29
26
common—No par
Phila
153A
103 7A
Sep
17% Sep
.4.4%
,
-
^
Philadelphia C0 6 ^ preferred—50
,'$6. preferred-—1
iNo par
28SA :
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Pfizer
500
8,600
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99'/2
Pfeiffer
4,000
.
107%
30%
*98
29
1
..Phelps-Dodge Corp———^-25
118
107'A
Apr 15
13% May 19
STOCK
570
29%
1037/b
99%
:
1,600
237/s
"1
10% May 19'
21
Jan 16
*
89
,
May 23
26% May l9
'109% Aug
27% Jan
3
Deo
19%
Feb
Deo
47
Jan
>
Deo
102
11%
15% July 24
30% Feb 18
89
Oct
20%
98% Mar 17
18
33%
Feb 25
104%
Dec
8
96%
Dec
43% Jan
102% July 15
109
96% Aug 11
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-
Mar
Sep
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71
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112
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1
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29
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59
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107
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107
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283/4
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58
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28
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Phoenix
353A
800
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
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95
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preferred
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13%
95
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23.
•
92
174%
page
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cumulative
353/4
170
see
No par
preferred—-—100
Phillips Petroleum—
^—Nopar
Phillips Jones Corp com
5%
563/4
*16
*170
footnotes
200
92%
56%
*158
For
28
*91
C
A
——5
—25
No par
St Louis RR
convertible
No par
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co^
—1
Pittsburgh Forgings Co—
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com—100
7%
preferred
preferred—.;
Apr 29
Jan
17
50% Mar 15
31% July 17
Jun
100
May 16
Sep
23
18% Jan
2
91
Not
^
.v,
16%
Dec
41
Jan
29%
Sep
Sep
36
Deo r'
102%
110
Feb
Oct
136
May
Feb
123
10
Jan
89
73% Jan
1
18
108
12
.
38% July 24
Feb 19
10
30% Apr 28
2
103% Jan
36
Deo
84
49
93
Feb
Oct
20%
July 25
633A July 14
—100
Pitts Coke A Chem Co com—No par
$5
21
81
14% Aug 15
7%
Sep
Mar 29
89%
Deo
102
293/4 Sep
25
263/4 Feb
10
17 Vs May
19
165
Aug
1
169
170
Sep LO
203
Aug 22
2
Jan
17% Not
15%
106
>
Feb
Feb
26% May
Deo
30
Feb
197
July
202
May
200
Not
210
Mar
*16%
!
Jun
July
20%
37% JanZ,;
4
i
Apr
27
Oct
13;
70% Feb
8
Sep
Oct
Sep
100
9
160%
181%
11%
34%
12%
Deo
•
July 18
52
13
48
Range lor Frevious
9,300
.
101
23%-233/4
108%
30%
t
t
Not
2
Feb
-
STOCKS
EXCHANGE
1,900
/
55
101
-
55
120
103%
16%
..
14 %
29%
Corp, of America——5
NEW YORK
Shares
443A %
417/s
*1073/4
*98
1
43%
*118
*102%
Petroleum
the Week
;
5
2nd preferred—"—-.i-i. 100
4V4%
Sales for
/
43%
54
101
23%
-
41%
-
15%
99%
-
8 V* May 19
7 % Sen
Pepsi-Cola Co—1——1-^—-33 y3c
Pet Milk- Co Jcommon—-—No par
2,400 ;
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.
$ per share
120%
30%
7
Jun
28 Vs Me y 20
Ry.Co———100
Peoria & Eastern
50
16
1083/4
103%
<
8
168
,
37
People® O L A Coke..(Chic)__i—100
1,600
%(
10
l43/4
:
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
7do
1,000
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.
13",800
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.
29%.
15%
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130
100
;
283/4-
108%
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6
;
preferred—100
29%
15
;
49
13
129% Jan
Feb.
Aug 25
3% May 16
21% Jan 10
.34% M^y
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28%
*108
'
CLOSED
v.
,5%
v,
>
10% *
Thursday
41%,/
237/8
19
20% Sep
a
com—No par
Penn
100
'9T
Sept. 24
42%
102
39% Feb
58% Jun 10
Pennsylvania RR————50
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co com_j;_10
3%s series A preferred
:—^100
'■*''■•
$ per share
41
"233A
-29%
-
51%
\
Wednesday
42%
102
..
*107%
103/8
42%
547/a
47% Jun
67% Jun
"
Corp.,
10
Cement Co
——1—7
Glass Sand Corp
Penn
PRICES
44%
'• 54 %
Pd
28_%
29%
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41
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102
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16
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16
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,
.
30
Monday
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108%
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.
116
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10
28%
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30
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92
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48
Oct
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Coal & Coke
20,900
115%
52%,
116
Deo
36%
I
Sep 12Sep 15
42
104
Penn-Central Airlines Corp-—— 1
45%
46%
913/4
•
No par
Penn-Dixie
July
24
"40% Jan
Enterprises—.——5
Penick A Ford—I——
Jan
25 %
64% Sep
28% Oct
4% Sep
No par
15,800
18
52%
19%
Deo
18
13
_100
Transportation-,
Patlno Mines A
200
19%
IB
*50%
».j
Apr
11
,
Penney (J C) Co—i—No par
.
19%
18 y8
10
Parmelee
112
19%
18
'■-■7 91%
t-,l
100
10% Oct
12%
.
Jun
111% May
Oct
69% Not
Sep 24
Feb
35
43 Vs Jan
Pictures, Inc—i———1.
Tilford Inc-!
Z—!—1
Penn
{
19%
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•6%
'.
62% Jan
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1,400 ;
15%
193/4
46%
16
Jan
j
Z180% May
3
Refining——1
2,100 :
18%;
29
31
117 y4
4
.July25
f
•
14%
18%
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Oct
158
Sep
-19% Deo
3
,
Transp—5
6,800
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r
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•
3,200
7% 1
73/e
7
93
80
:
1
'
8
j
;
Feb -
51% May i'
39% Feb" i
Jan
-
No par
Parker Rust /Proof Co—^.—^>—2.50
200
'■
&
28% Feb
17% •Jan
.120
Sep
-26
13;
163% Jan 16/
(1
19
91
.Parke
600 '
-
423/4
Prod
33% Feb
..
{|
Jun
'*
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10% Hot
25
Jan ,.4-»
22% Jun
36
;
99% Ocfc
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t!
37% iter
-29% July z
75
:
park Utali Consolidated Mines—L
Davis & Co—>———No par
•
2,300
33'A
42%
19%
*116
&
;
J
May
-vll2'
-
28% Feb* 13;
May 28
152
Airways Corp—2%
Petrol
27% July 14
July 23;
25% Feb
8
c
;
30% B69
im%. Jun
19% Feh
21
Sep
18 % Not
*
25
Apr 10
25% May 19
~10
convertible preferred-
Park
300"
f
1,500
14%
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112
Corp
Car—
19% May
.
16
Paramount
2.200
10
•
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•V 4%
.
.{2,100
;
7%'
*9%
9%
333/8
43%
43%
Paraffine
<-
S"
29%
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7%
Panhandle
'
19,300:
.
40%; •
,5%;:.
2%
29
600
,
*37%
38
2,800
-
223/4,
'
2%
V*,
1Q9
22%
240
>
9
70
*69
22'A
*40%
105
*104
63/8
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28%
*33
14%
18%
Motor
American
Oil
.
34% Jun
Panhandle East Pipe L com—No par
4%
preferred—100
2,000
'
9%
33%
7%
■
Western
Pan-American
51
18.
V
Pacific
.
15%
50 3/4
69
38%
7%
-43%
14%
18%
*108%
44 7/a
not
Jan
>
24
Telep & TelCg common—100
preferred—
j.
^—100
6%
•
Jan
22
54
—No par
—
9
'
No par
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp_—_1
'
7-%
*29 %!
>
•"
283/4
10'A
*33 %
-
14%
*,18%
109
373/4
28%
43%
.14
Lighting Corp
Pacific
.
10 :
4%
105%
6%
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'2%
38%
7%
TVs'
■
290
1,100'
9%
51
69
-
.-*21' i'!
'22%
"
i
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43/8
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'
2%
28%
.10
15%
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6%
69
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'
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403/4 >40%
.
;
i
43%
..
22%
7%
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/
500
157%
,
42
10
50%
104%
6%
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.
29
34
1
Pacific
\\
8% May 19
2nd preferred non-cum—-No par
Pacific Gas & Electric———1 -25
■
800
{
10.1
43A
43/4
9%
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~
50%
104
6%
70
38
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43%
4%
9%
15
50%
38%'
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4.
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109
2%
,
6,300
10
50
non-cum——No par
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51
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108
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68
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15
1-
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70
;
;
33%,
Xl57%
43A
41%
•
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■
40
common
1
85% Jan
16% Dccrr"
.
107
Feb 17;
13% Feb
4/
118
Feb;6
Aug 28
70% July
—5
preferred
"•
43/4
43
101
*157%
'
43/4
40
40
84
12.50
—10
1st
.
May 12
19% May 15
No par
Pacific, Amer Fisheries Inc
Apr j.4
154
&, Mfg——2.50
Glass Co
31
J6%Hep 26
24
May 19
..
No par
common---
,
Pacific Coast Co
«
55%
*39
>_^lo
•
|
*111% Feb 16
i9% Jun
9
17% May IT
Ai_100
Co
Owens-Illinois
90
40%
*157%
■
preferred
15
97
Jun 11
'7% May 7
86
May 7
preferred—i——i_lOO
Outlet
'
-54%
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r
60.
70
14%
Elevator
6%
3,500
14%
*13J/4
'•
convertible
13% Feb' 11
xl«% Fob
:
r
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preferred_i_100
Corp- (The) common^.—6
'>66% Jan
Oct;.'';
44
'
15
31% Apr
21
•
,
45% Jan.> t
106% Sep <24
;
2
104% Hef
96% Dec
18% Not
24% May 22
12
12% Sep
pfd—2©
common__—
Outboard Marine
2,300
14
<
8%
Otis
140.
22%
*158
22% Apr-
•
>
17
'
Jun
-6% May 16
.
.
convertible
Oppenlieim Collins
3,100
f
22%
160
*22%
14
40 y8
:
•
1,800.
i
,38%
:
Corp
4%%
Omnibus
70
100%
16%
73
.
<
800
83/4
100%
Oklohoma Gas & Elec 4%
Oliver
400.
1
*22%
75%
29%
160
160
,
22%
87
14
18
CoJi.——2.5q
4,40%. preferred——
—i_100
Ohio Oii Co—:—_^—No par
6,100
v
Rubber——No paT
'
>*18
Aug 20
19% Aug 20
33
Ohio Edison Co common-———8
200
23%
102
102
102%
83A
102
*20% *21%.
"203/4
233A
102
9
;
...
-203/4
24
i
102
♦100%
-
.-25
300
35%
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*13%
*
&
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1063/4
-♦71%
>
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Norwich
35%
"74%
.
Norwalk
300
1063/4
*85
'
400.
-
<
25 Va
:
18%
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*22Vs
•
13
>'■102% Feb
24
11
1,
Telegraph..——__50
*34%
;*20%
101
r
29%
.
-7
97% Sep
.
cumulative.preferred—25
.
Northwestern
.1063A
9
101
*18
123/4
4.6%
250
35%
24%
102
" 8%
;
>
7
7%
123/4
;
.
v
'
107%
21%,
23%
102
*6%
13
3,900
.
35>/4
25
26 y8
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36
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106 3/4
,
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,
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,7
12%
23
36
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36
4,600
.
23
22%"~'23%
1
(Minn)—.
pfd $3^60 series——.No par
Northwest Airlines Inc cdmmon—10
Cum
.
?
j
3
Volume' 166;
Number 4633
■
THE COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(1269)
N EW
LOW
Saturday
l
■
I
Monday
Sept. 20
Sept. 22
per share
$per share
-
37
\
SALE
37%
9
8%
Sept, 25
.
$ per share
12%
12'/.
,
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303/8
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20
♦100%
7%
21%
22%
*103
•10%
11 yB
*10%
40%
39%
49%
49
•101%
1023/4
102"
20%
21
20%
16
153/4
26%
26%
♦6
*25%
*20
101
30
5,100
4
3/4
3,600
11'A
400
4%
253/4
26V4
111%
111%
111
19%
20%
19
*103
10%
10%
39%
40
49%
101
*49
101
101
20%
15%
15%
*25%
27%
♦25%
27%
5%
6
♦20%
21
:
*26
"27%
58
58%
57%
20%
20%
*20 %
AND
HIGH
S per share
SALE
Tuesday
Sept. 23
$ per share
44%
44 3/4
43%
8%
8'A
8%
6
58
58%
20%
20 %
44
Sales for
Sept. 26
the Week
43
81/4
$ per share
44
8%
42%
8"A
,
43
8'A
293/4
28
28%
28
28%
10
28 %
10%
10%
10
10%
10
10%
93'A
93%
94
23
9%
34%
351/4
45 5/a
EXCHANGE
102%
99%
,
CLOSED
114
22%
46/8
*102
*99%
34
♦45%
463/4
102
*99 s/s
100
151/a
15%
151/4
♦95%
96%
153/4
161/4
16
34%
102
96%
102%
99%
46%
*102
99%
*99%
..■»
,
102%
99%
40
>
6%
*5%
363A
36%
11%
11%
6
♦11%
36%
11%
8%
8%
83/4
8%
8%
11%
11%
11%
11 %
.
11%
104
153/4
16%
♦44%
*45iA
30%
*5%
11%
36%
111/4
*8%
8%
11%
11%
104
*'•'
46
293/4
5%
36%
113A
83/s
8%
113/a
2,800
113/8"
cum
(The)
pfd—100
;
_5
:
Seiberling Rubber Co—_——
23%
235/a
23%
23%
23%
33%
1,600
34
Shamrock
331/4
333/s
1,600
Sharon
79
79
♦79
21'A
1,900
17
17
295/a
*79
6%
4%
4%
35%
36%
♦12
♦42
15%
43%
353/4
*42
363/a
43
21%
21
*79
81
*79
16%
80
17
100
17
17
17
1,400
12%
29%
-
21%
60
80%
16%
30 3/4
63/4
7
*12
29%
29
7%
♦43/s
36%
♦42
4%
36%
44
6%
12%
♦12
12%
29%
■
29
7
4%
4%
35%
1,100
36%
423/4
35%
35 5/«
2,300
*42
42%'
15%
16
153/s
15%
88%
15%
86%
153/4
87
15%'
15%
18
843/4
18%
86
843/4
55%
55
55
343/a
34%
35
18,i/»
*99
101
*99
27%
273/4
27
27
♦26
16
;
19
18%
56
34%
18%
55
55
34%
34%
34%
101
*99
101
18'A
18%
*55
*99
1,000
26%
26
26
15%
16%
15%
16%
*26%
4%
15%
16
4%
4'A
153/4
4%
6
4%
4%
4'/a
6%
4'/a
"6%
6%
g
g
19%
41
171
31%
19%
4lVa
171
31%
19%
413A
*167
52
193/a
41%
171
19%
.41%
♦169
51%
10%
41%
171
*50
183/4
41%
169
51%
19
271/4
16
50%
♦41
167
18%
-
411%
167
2,000
'
3,500
preferred
Southern California
2,200
Southern
31%
31%
32
23%
43%
23%
24
313/4
24
24
423/a
42
235/8
43%
42%
38 %
43%
37%
38%
36%
373A
42%
43 Yb
36%
37%
62
37%
62%
62%
/5.400
78
78
8%
;.8,700
365/B
*78
82
For; footnotes see page 23.
611/4
♦78
62
82
60%
♦78
82
♦61
78
Greyhound Lines
Rico Sugar com—No
313/4
23%
31%
23%
313A
233/4
37%
r? -5 '-1
South Porto
130
63'A
78
!800
70
'
Natural
_—_100
Southern Pacific
do^r
t*^Np oar
Southern Railway common—Ro
5 Vo
non-cura
L,
*100
preferred
04
11%
Deo
80%
Deo
12% Deo
33
Deo
42
116
Mar
18 1
100
Oct
100
1033/4 Sep
102'A July
May
34% May
110% Sep
9% Not
63
Not
49% Jan
98% Mar
65
Feb
Deo
Jan
Auf
July
61
110%
Jun
95% Deo
102% Not
17% Sep
Sep
37% Jan
77% Feb
19% Apr
17% Feb
3
9
16% Fe b
167/b Feb
Sep
22
110
11
Jan
7
33% Jan
Jun
82
May 16
Jun
13% Not
12% Oct
1
May 19
3
36
Feb
Feb
106
17%
18
23
22
Jan
24% Jan
113% May
32% Apr
40% Feb
27% Feb
July 17
39% May
81% May
81% Apr
43%
Feb 10
34
Jan
77
49% Apr
33% May
32% July
'
17% Sep
21% Feb 18
20
Dec
Oct
23% Oct
6
19
19
Oct
6V4 Not
35% Not
10% Not
403/4 July 14
16 Va Feb
8
May 19
19
9% Feb
17
14
63A Feb
8
19
41
Jan
7
Apr 22
May 19
51
Feb
21
Mar 15
167/s July 28
88'A Sep 23
8
•
Dec
6% Oct
33
Not
Jun
17% July
14% Feb
M%
Jun
38% Jan
61
15
10% Jan
Oct
May
64
Jan
13
14
Sep
15%
27%
Jun
20% Feb
60% July 11
42
Oct
91
Jan
Jan
39
23
102% Jun 30
35% Jan
6
17
July 11
5Vt Feb
8
9
Aug
4
8% Jan
26
64% Apr
22% Jan
9
7
Jan
18
35% Nor
99
Dec
29% Sep
41
13%
16%
Oct
4% Sep
7% Deo
62% Deo
20% Deo
48% Sep
Feb
15% May
100
July
May
Jun
•%May
•
Not
•3
Not
12% Deo
167
Deo
34% Jan
7
30
Sep
19% Feb
123
May
39% July
28% Feb
4
22%
Jan
33% May
19
28*— May 19
47% Feb
8
38% Oot
70
Jun
50% Jan
2
33
68
Jun
573/4 May 19
77
8
64% Oct
74 % Jun
81
154May 19
30,%;Apr 25
22 Vij July 29
34 % Apr
100
Mobile & Ohio sick tr ctfs
55% Jan
50 % Sep
par
•
Not
4
11% Feb
14% May 28
37'/4 May 19
_5
Edison^-f—25
22
114% Mar
273/4 July
6
par
G«is Co!*_l/_7.50
23
133/4 Mar 14
3 % May 20
50
Southeastern
700
*
43'A
31%
preferred——
Highest
tper share
Sep
23
8
May 20
May 20
29% May 19
98
Apr
2
24% July 1
par
5%
•
65
15
South Amer Gold &
Platinum
ll
South Carolina E & G Co
com—7.50
100
431/4
62'A
Jan
15
10
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
2,700
50%
18%
41%
169%
600
2,100
23%
62%
Apt
38
20
(A) & Sons Carpet Co com
20
cumulative preferred
100
Smith & Corona
Typewriter—No
28,600
2
48
42
39
15
'
Aug 8
113/4 July 17
98% July 24
26'A July 17
14
No par
No par
—
31/2%
63A
*50
Oct
$ per share
33% July 24
10% Feb
6
Mar
24% May
6 34 May
4
Apr
27% May
Smith
101
4'A
52
6% Oct
17
12% Jan
12
1
.1
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron
Smith (A O) Corp
700
341/4
16%
*50
44
Oct
2
16
15
*
Corp of America.
Sinclair Oil Corp—I
Skelly Oil Co
1,500
56
34
6%
6%
♦50 f
Co
Oil—
Union
Simonds Saw & Steel.
19,100
4,600
4%
6%,
Jun
20% May
26
65% Jan
75
par
100
86
*55
30
12% Oct
Year 1946
18
Silver King Coalition
Mines—^..5
Simmons Co
[No
43/8
87
101
Pen
Sheraton
43/8
423/4
(W A)
Shell
16%
34%
Sheaffer
6,700
4,100
87
*99
Jan
108% Feb
Dec
Lowest
20% Apr 15
243/4 May 19
[No par
6%
18%
55
■;
Feb
33
-
13
56
181
Aug 15
Feb
■
Aug 26
;
86% Feb <
46% Jun
00% July '
Not
15
102
1
!
Corp.
29%
18%
■
100
No par
Oil & Gas—
Steel
6%
8.4%
f
43
100
19
24% Feb 13
10 %
Sharpe & Dolime common—No par
$3.50 conv pref series A—No
par
Shattuck (Prank G)
No par
4»/8
136
12% Not
36% Sep
Feb
Apr
18% Jan 20
11% Sep
8 % Sep
l
.17
I"'.
'
1
Servel Inc common—
$4.50 preferred
1
3
5% May 17
30% May 19
No par
Seeger Refrigerator Co.
34
7
7
23
5
21%
30%
16% May
46% Jan
111/4 May 19
393/4 May 17
No par
21%
43/«
11% May
110% Jan
14% May 19
90
Jun 26
100
34
23%
23
May 19
96% May
96% Jan
common—5
—
Sears Roebuck & Co
1,000
104
No par
No par
22
63/4
Sep
Sep
9% Oct
24% Sep
105% Sep
$ per share
9
7'A May 19
23 % May 17
41% Mar 14
34%
30%
Feb
118
87
28
60
46%
Oct
7
8
2
Jan
21% Feb i
Oct
Feb
25% Feb
17
20 Va
*1.75
preferred
Seagrave Corp
400
104
cum
Jun
5
34
12%
Apr
Jan
Range Since January 1
Lowest
Highest
xll0% Jun 17
213A
*12%
Oct
34%
100
221A
12%
13%
24%
107%
18
24% Apr 1
17% Feb >
40% Sep
92% Sep
100
251/4
12%
4
21
.*
Deo
104
9
9 % Jun
—5
5% preferred series A
Seaboard Oil Co of Del;
14,800
11%
A
34'A
17%
7
Apr
14% July
7% Not
3
16% Feb
5% May 19
May 19
cumulative preferred
100
Seaboard Air Line com v t c„No
par
400
35%
.
series
common
preferred
21%
81
106%
7
44% Feb
$ per share
3.35%
1,200
5%
pfd 4.40%
34'A
-24
101
Oct
11% Feb
18
Scranton Elec Co
600
293A
6
36/
*102%
15%
46
293/4
:
Scovill Mfg Co 3.65%
3,400
36%
23%
17% May
May (
Dec
21% Oot
40
$3.4o
70
15 %
15%
30%
,
Jan
74
20% Feb 21
Par
«
24%
•
14% not
Range for Previous
•
Savage Arms Corp.
Schenley Distillers Corp
Scott Paper Co common.
10
8%
'
26% Deo
13% Feb
30% wm
08 /Ma*
—10
1st
1,600
♦102
Feb
<
?
120% Jan
45% Apr,
17% Aug
31
Feb
10% Mar 31
24 34 Mar 31
61% Sep 18
:
'
Joseph Lead
5%
300
15%
11%
v
*46
95'A
45
103%
76% Sep
-
28% May 19
_5
■
Safeway Stores
38,500
15%
45
♦102
46%
34
951/4
30%
104
33
151/8
45
102
102
2,900
963/8
30%
11%
*46
9%
15%
44%
11%
34%
350
*95%
30%
36%
32%
4,400
9%
9%
720
22%
112%
15%
46%
36%
9%
94%
22'A
963/b
31
6
July 25
May >
31
Apr
112% Feb
16% Oct
Oct
39
124
16
/
Feb i
Feb i
19% Sep
4
42% May 19
.No par
,
15%
15%
46%
61/4
Deo
20
110
14
St L-San F Ry Co com v t c__No
par
Preferred series A 5%.
100
St Regis Paper Co common—
5
4,000
112%
22%
113
St
15,100
*95i/4
,
303/4
*6
112%
*93%
"
102%
15%
15%
9
100
*95%
'
223/4
114
9
353/4
46%
22%
♦113
9%
333/4
99'A'
22%
114
9%
461%
102%
STOCK
22%
114%
93/8
Apr
STOCK
'
■
5,800
291
10%
22%
12%
11
15% Feb
May 27
5% Sep
EXCHANGE
•3,000
83/s
28%
93%
NEW YORK
Shares
103/8
114%
Ruspart
Sep
30% Feb
23 % May 16
par
1
(The)_
!
(Jacob)
—!
80
113% May 28
243A Feb 16
9
133A Jan
No par
Co
4
STOCKS
Friday
Sept. 35
$ per share
44%
8%
921/2
Rubfixaid
500
Thursday
share
29%
92%
Corp
Company———No
Royal Typewriter——
1,990
20%
10»/e
93'A
Oil
19
Roan Antelope
Copper Mines.*——
700
59%
29%
93'/4
Richfield
Not
8% Feb
45
May 29
1003A Jun 26
-*_1
Ritter
Oct
15
IOO
9
May 19
36% Apr 14
—100
800
•20
59%
20%
-
series
100
6
19%
3.60%
Manufacturing Co__
2,500
90
lo
Preferred
Rheem
1,400
'
19 % Jun
!
Apr
Apr f'
33% Feb i
03% Jun '
40 % Jan
Sep
36%
1
97/« Jan
May 19
t
Mar
PRICES
$ per
8%
*53/4
20%:
58
203A
Wednesday
; Sept. 24
45
6
20%
2.50
Common
700
20%
153/4
:
July 14
2
Jun 30
v.
Dec
323A Aug 12
Sep 10
67/a Sep 15
5
40
101
20%
15%
14/
Jan
33
102
100
Feb-
19
86%
89%
112%
40%
•
106% Dec
84% Feb 18
17
Aug 11
22% May 19
110% Jan
3
com—No par
9
No?
76% Dee
15% Oct
,8
4
Jun
30-
16% Feb
25
Feb
Jan
May
08% Abf
17% Sep
4% May 19
4% Aug 25
—.100
Feb
33
Jan
Jan
117%
00%
30%
118%
38%
Sep
If %
13
11
Not
30
14
17
_50c
120
139%May
166
47% Sep
19% Feb
m - Oct
10
29% Feb
—1
convertible
112
3
July
116% Jan
32% Not,
16% Sep
125
14
Sep 24
99% Sep 23
24% Jan 13
1
Co
'8
25
17 :
;i% Sep
——25
-
9
20% May 21
Sep
41
30% Jun
Sep
108 ' Sep
114% Aug
119% Jun
40
May 16
70
May
100% May
103
Iff
18% Feb
108% Mar
May 17
'A % convertible preferred—_100
Reynolds Spring i—:
,_1
Reynolds (R J) Tob, class B
^10
100
49%
11
5%%' preferred.*.!,
Rexall Drug lnc„—_—*•
21
39
9
85
Reynolds Metals
4,100-
20 3/4
„
<
50
11,
15%
58%
Sept. 22
2,300
20%
203A
Monday
15,500
15%
58%
Sept. 20
7 Va
104
v
'
Saturday
30
Sep
Inc..—.—__50c
preferred
*—10
Republic Steel Corp com—No par
6% conv prior pfd series A
100
Revere Copper & Brass
com—No par
400
21%
/
.
21%
♦103
99
07
9*44 doc
31
Sep17% Oct
1
5
oa% 1%
W Apr
Not
28J/4 Sep 18/
3
(Robt) & Co 1st pfd
100
Reliable Stores Corp—
;
No par
Reliance Mfg Co common—No par
Conv pfd 3'A% series
_!-100
Remington-Rand new common
50c
$1
3,500
Mar
.
,
38% Feb
9ya May 17
100
ST
22% July 25
48% July 25
34% May 22
5
:
Republic Aviation Corp—
Republic Pictures common-
14,000
193A
40
393/4
*49
102%
•
102
HL
>21%
104%
*10%
26 »/8
111
%
.*100
7%
21 y4
11%
253/4
5o
preferred
41
common
$4.50 preferred
Reo Motors Inc—
1,000
7%
11'A
102
:
100"
30'/a
43/4
7
:
7%
11%
*100
10
♦29%
7%
..
"
3,800
1011
50
Reis
1,400
■'
14%
♦99%
30
7'/B
49%
*20%
S per share
11%
70
20%,
21
LOW
*11%
Real Silk Hosiery
Preferred J
Reeves Bros
200
*68'A
14%
.
40
70
1st preferred—
27% Feb
r -[ 30 •• Feb
'
4
Feb
Oct
SDec
Oct
10% Feb • 1
00% Feb./
15% Jan
2
105% Mar 12
41
[OS*#
Sep
"
102% Feb 1338% Jan
2
17
31% Jun
88
July
Oct
-11% wo*
13% Jan 27
May 28
,38% May 19
17
May 19
35% Jun " 9
16% May 17
50
Oct
-2 1
Mar 14
102
——r
common.
nbn-cum
4%>non-cum 2nd
>
1,200
114
11%
*99
39%
101%
200
—
*24% ■r 25
14%
4%
600
,
pfd—.*1^00i
common—
82% Jan
Feb
r»
86%
m
M
fcta*
34% Jen
206
Hot
Not
i67y4Julyl7
7% May 19
preferred-—25
Reading Co
100
'
*
$2
•
1,400
*
133/4
♦1121/4
25
43/4
39%
6
20%
20%
6
115
-
191/4
13%
11%
♦48%
27%
6%
115
11%
*10%
15%
13%
♦243/a
105
21%
*103
(20%
15%
13%
101'A
7y8
21%
7
49
102
99
20%
100%
;40%
49%
13%
*95
43A
20
11%
40
*12%
11%
263/8
•
*111%
104
13%
99
13%
1113/4
26
22
102%
38
*95
101
♦11%
7%
22
104%
*36
14%
43/4.
101%
7
38 •'
7%
,
20%
45
Rkyoniex Inc
Feb 13?:
Feb 17
36% Feb
Apr 15
10% May 21
Raybestos Manhattan———No par '-
5,700 /
600 :
-
373/4
19%
♦41 %
70
7%
26%
*37%
30'/8
43/,
37%,
19%
800
-
Jen
22
141
not
13
12%
18
20%
: 14%
:
Jan
14
Oct
200
:
..
43
48%
'081
nay
68% Dee
UK Oct
34
Sep 10
118%'Feb
3
•'» 10
16
70
par
108
26% Juiv 28
May 19
20
Radio-Keith-Orpheum_—__ 1—1
Ralstdn Purina Co 33/j,%
271/8
25
Radio Corp of America com—No par
$3.50 conv 1st preferred—No
.
!'
,
par
No par
common
conv
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
800
r
X26%
r,
12,500
30
'
t-
,14% Jan 28
25% Feb
103% Apr 24
111
Aug
109% May 14- " 120V4
July
117
May 28 . 130 ' Aug
127
Jan * 2
146% July
110% Jun 24
114% Feb
51% May 19
61% Feb
21% May 19
28% July
1067/a Jun
2
109% Jan
Inc————*—„No
(The)
21% Jan
,
preferred!—^
—_100
Purity Bakeries Corp.—i——No par
16,400
,
45
71
30%
30
;
27%
,
11%
♦99
*103'A
303/4
.
14%
14
8
11,
104%
5%
-
100
76 :
10%
*36
25
♦70
14%
99%
14%
7%
*74%
.
104%:
19%
1133/4
113/4
71
14%
100 «/a
8
"22%
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13%
♦24%
*22
74%
*37%
13%
1133/4
.
223/4
11
27
99
13%.
11%
♦70
14%
•99%
100%
1,100
*29%
38
13%
24
71
30%- '301/3
18%
♦95
.
X24%
•70
Pure Oil
"1031/2
45
*36
99
13%
114%
Pullman
400
1
53
,
8ep
<7% Deo
8% Oct
14
,
15%May 17
93'A Sep 25
30% May 19
preferred-,.-—Lj——i—lOo
3,000
523%
Inc
8% • preferred-!—l.--——-100
Pub Serv Elec & Gas pfd $5—No par
7,100
10%"
37%
18%
*41
37
13
♦96
.-.*37%
4
.
43
■
;
7% r
•
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50
25 lA
27%
27%
1
170
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f1
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7%
74%
30
>
220
;
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111%
25
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♦103% .104%
28'A
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•
♦107
8%
303/4
770
25%
-10%; 11
27%
143
"
111%
_No par
com
5
cum
53%
75
„
143
;
t-
<
430
Industries
193A May 19
11% May;17
May 17
34
May 19
57 - May 20
('9:
preferred,—_No par.
Public Service Co of Colorado—20Pub Serv Corp of N J com__No
par
$5 preferred-*!—.—!
No par'
6% preferred—-——
-100
■•
.5,500
•
$4.75
;
2,100
-
-
129 v 1291/4 '
144
:
80
25
223/4
7%,
743/4
94
523/4
30%
♦22
*93
107% 107%
30% ''30%
25%
107%
30%
.
f
♦111% 113
53
25
30%
37%
*35%
Publicker
1073/4'108%
"
-
4,600
M16% 117y4
129% 129'/4
107%
104 %
19%
24%
35%
'
11%
•43
233/4
93%
'223/a
75%
11%
37'A
25%
35 »/8
8%
77
•
Procter & Gambles
221/B
129 %
22%
11%
273/4
2,700
353/4
,
•
77
31%
663A
13
$ per share
30
Sep 16
87% Sep 25
; 84% Sep 18'
17% feo
:
200 •; Jap 23
35'A Sep 26
Sep 22
Apr 19
21
Prewed Steel Car Co ,Inc com—--L1
/■
4%% preerred series A____i___50
200
22%
52%
;
7,100
663/s
;
10
-
1
9% Feb
Highest
$ per share
136
10% May 19
171
May 15
17V* May 16
_5
66%
"
■
Jan
*
13% July 25
Apr 22
67
Pond Creek Pocahontas__/___-——1
Poor 48c Co class B_^i./_____No
par,.
800
1
36 >
353/4
*143% .145
*111% 113
:
25%
♦30%
.10%
-
22%
117 y4
107% 107%
30%
J
14
-
36 % "
*116%
-
53%
25%
14
10
353/4
Plymouth Oil Co.:
400
22 %
■
129%
111%
1,000
•
-
13%
10%
"
93%
,;108% ,108%
*
53
107%
•
.23%
30 %
30%
500
42% Feb
59% May 17
;
-Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd_—._100
Pittston CO (The)
—1
Plough Inc —i.__i
5
'
66%
24%
"
' 145
111%
.
313/s
8,100
:
114
Year 1946
Lowest
$ per share
32ye Apr 21
7
May 19
:
8Ya May 19
.
preferred class
j—. 100
5%% 1st ser conv prior pfd__100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia—:—100
_.i.
94
221/4
129%
i129%
ii2ya
>
$ per share
5%
500
i
•
11
->
23%
.
310
;
*35%
22%
108%
116%
117
129%
23%
*10
37%
"
Par
,
,
160
35%
♦93%
108%
,
7,700/' Pittsburgh Steel Co com^„_No par
__L
7% preferred class B—-i.iJ-,_100.
166
34%
10%
133/4
■
>
♦154
ioy8
25%
.
'
A■
82%
13%
*12%
•
34%
'
•
•
Range for Previous
Ranye Since January 1
/'Lowest
Highest
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
__10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt_'_„__No par
3,100
/
.
"
86%
*353/4
•:
66%
.
24%
"
.
94
36 y4
109%
116%
10%
; 66%
13 '
167
31
14%
.
8%
13%
82%
23%
,*35Vz. 38
36%
22%
22%
,
: 10%
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36%
109
14%
.
■
STOCK
.
5,000
'140
*85
83
10%
31%
66%
24 y2
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35%
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38
66
26
94
11
8%
,13
-
33
♦23% .'24
-
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37
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87%
154
32%
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37%
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167
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32
14%
10%
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13
24
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23%
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; 14
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133/s
83
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37
140
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33 y2
NEW YORK
-
.EXCHANGE
:
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86
83% ' 83%
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167
32
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.
EXOHANGE
♦154
24V4.
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83 y4
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83 y4
\
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85
• ■»
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.
33 %.
10
84
-.
167
♦32%
,
•\
84V2
Sales for
the Week
*
;
$ per share
37%
12%
'
__
,
84%
Friday
Sept. 26
„,
S per share
•
.
RECORD
.
37
9
21
STOCK8
Thursday
Sept. 24
38%
STOCK
PRICES
Wednesday
.
,K
$ per share
f.
37 %
9
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Sept. 23
YORK
73
Sep
Oct
«o%
96
Jun
Feb
-tf
JL2
,
,
'
(1270)
RECORD
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range for Previous
STOCKS
LOW
Monday
Saturday
51/8
9%
*8%
9%
*8%
*8%
*78%
61%
♦78%
84
78%
26
26
*26%
267/a
-26%
27
26%
23
22%
'.'22%' '22 y2
22 y8
*23
75
16%
16%
16
-
28%
98 %
27 y4
87 Va
CLOSED
28%
98
59%
59
40'/a
39
-40%
76 %
72%
29%
30
•
39%
39 %
43
•42
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47
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33
221/4
22%
20%
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54%
121%
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120
121/8
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37%
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9%
31/4
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21%
21'/a
.
21 y4
21%
21
21
21
21
13
13%
12% ."•13
20
20
20%
12
11%
'11%
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*104%
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53%
12 y4
108
408
16
16
1,300
39
39 '
*106
108
10%
39
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33%
33%
33%
33 y8
23%
23%
22%
23%
23
22%
22%
22%
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22 y8
99%
09 %
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5
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5
17%
5474
in
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17%
17
17%
16%
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56%
54%
55%
54 %
54%.
54%
2%
21/4
1%
2ya
112
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
52%
53%
15..
500
54%
53%
15%
Gulf
53%
54 y4
2,800
Texas
Gulf
35 %
5,600
Texas Pacil'ic;'Coal &
2714
2,500
53
34%
34 %
34%
34%
35
34%
28
27%'
27%
27%
27%
27'/a
46%
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46%
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46%
100
14 y4.
*13%:
14
*13%
14 •:
400
52
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52
*50
52
27 Va
14%
53
*45%
45 3 4
14%
14
49%
49 y8
49%
190
7%
7%
7%
400
Oil
Texas Pacific.Land Trust
—x—1
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
2———100
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
.$2.40 conv preferred—
No par
The Fair
•
—
No par
Thermoid Co common————1.
82% div conv preferred—__-50
Third Avenue. Transit Corp__No i>ar
-
20
52
*50%
14
*14
14%
14
14
14
14
14%
.14
14%
10%
10%
10%
10 %
10%
10%
10%
1,600
10%
10%
10 Va
51 %
51%
*50%
51%
50
50
51
•'8
21%
21%
20 y2
10%
10%
*10%
*42%
100
43%
21%
20%
20%
20%
20%
800
*10%
10%
*10%
107/8
10%
10%
200
Thompson
4%
25%
20%
20
47
11%
*25%
27
20
19%
20
107
*106%
107
*25%
'
100
27
7,500
<19%
19%
4
280
107
107
No par
Oil com—lo.
$3.75 preferred—^———No par
preferred
•$3.50 cum
107
16%
16%
16%
2,300
Detroit
16%
*16%
Timken
16
48%
47%
48
2,600
Roller
47%
47%
Tlmken
47%
11%
11%
11%
11%
16%
17
16 y4
16 y4
14%
14%
47%
11%
47 ~
6%
.
6%
-.
T
6%
i
106
106%
106
*24
24
24
24
26%
26%
25%
26%
25%
*35%
37%
36
36%
36
*101%
101%
102%
9%
9%
9
3(37%
39%
*13%
14
38%
36 y2
13%
tTransamerica Corp___
2,200
_2
Transcont'l & Western Air
200
& Williams
Transue
■.
Inc——5
Steel——No par
3'6'%
37
*36%
37
180
13 y4
13%
*13%
13%
600
Twin
50
25%
37
2,500
12,000
1,000
100% 100%
700
8%
500
8%
*
5,200■
25
37
8%
13%
-
25%
37
10014
36%
13%
108
24%
25%
25 Va
■
13%
*38
6,100
'
6%
6y4
-*106
100 y4
iooy4
8%
No par
Bearing
,1
No par
,_No par
20th Century Fox Film com—No par
•81.50 preferred
_i
No par
$4.50 prior preferred
No par
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% xonv prior preferred
—_50'
36%
914
-
6%
107
24%- "24%
36
100
102
"
*9
♦
15
6 %
107
25%
'
17
15
6%
24%
.
11%
16 %
-
107
*106
24
11%
«'
15%
*15
15%
*15
'6%
1
"
8%
,
Tri-Continental
$6
Corp
common
Coach
—1
Co
Sep
May
Aug
May
Jan
25%
Jun
Feb
68% Aug
62
than
>
Friday
Thursday
S per
<
4 per
share
share
%
Shares
1,100
13
13
■13
i3 y8
12%
12%
*13%
13 %
13
13
49%
49%
49%
49%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
10%
10'/«
700
-;33%
34%
4,200
103%
102
102-%
113%
113%
114
114
105
*104 V2
closed
22%
% -136%
106
105 y2
35
22%
107%
107 %
20
Tosy*
105
*104%
*104% 106%
22%
*107
.
19%
*104%
*105%
34%
20%
5,200
2,300
*105% 108%
300
22%
107%
20 %
19%
105
105
33%
33%
34%
21%
108
21%
136%
21%
135
108'
107%
220
102
102
22
136%
135 V2
106
101
101%
21%
34%
21%
•
105%
106%
101%
105%
20%/
19 %
20%
*105
22%
107%
150
22%
*33%
34 %
21%
*107
*113% .114
136
105%
105%
-34%
35
22%
21%
135 y4
.
4,800
114%
102%
102
101%
101%
22
134
101
*113%
*104% -106%
108
101 % 102
22%
136
106
_
"
102
22'/a
135%
10 y4
34
103
114
102
Stock
^exchange
10%
32%
33
114
*104%
10%
33
10%
33%
T03%
33%
*ioy4
10%
-32y4
10%
33%
104 V4
10%
1,400
•
22 y4
107 y2
'.22
107
.
19%
►
500
12,400
-
200
14%
Oct
26% May
18
35
Sep
65
May
18
13 y4
Sep
18
Sep
13
47
Sep
81% July
13
15
Sep
30% May
13
10
15
48
Sep
Oct
70
Feb
14% Feb
5
Oct
20%
Jun
•
Dec
18% Nov
21% May
9%
16
227/a July 25
11
14 V*
Oct
59% Jan
30
38%
Oct
69%
Jun
Oct
112%
Jun
Oct
13%
Jan
32
Oct
68
Jan
22
July 25
108% Feb 24
17%
Nov
24%
APr
99%
Nov
4
21% Feb
51% Feb 13
16 y8
Oct
26%
Jun
38 y4
Oct
66%
Jan
15% Jan
3
13%
Oct
21% May
22% Jan
6
18%
Deo
71:
3
14
Deo
83%
Feb
Oct
12%
Jan
102
Mar 10
106
7% Feb
8
39% Feu
1
19% Feb
13
28
19
5%
5%
7
•7% Feb
112% Feb
8,800
20
400
105%
*104%
'
31%
31
19%
*19%
31%
31%
31%
30%
29
29
*2814
30%
28%
28%
5
4%
4%
•4%
4%
5
4%
!
*
*62
62
02
*62
63%
2%
3
2%
46%
45%
46
45%
'8%
8%
3
2%
*7%
3,600
200
6,000
8%
*7%
*85
89
2%
•2%
46
86
2%
46
*7%
8
*84 %
2%
35,300
45%
100
8
17%
17%
18
18
18%
17%,
18
5,900
United
36%
36%
37
37%
371/4
37%
800
United
10,400
United
37%
54
53%
20%
%
*20 ya
54
52%
53%
52%
54%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
16%
107%
15%
16 i/a
"15%
15%
*107 y4
107%
♦i07y4
107%
16
15%
16%
16
15%
1512
*107%
10%
16%
20%
19%
104%
104%
!20
20%
104%
20%
18
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,
"
1O0 %
192
16%
*77
16%
79
footnotes see page 23.
T
17%
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•187
t
1 192
16%'
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10%
77
104
.
r;
■
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98 Va
*187 "
16
*77
17%
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11
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>171/4
;
—
192
16
104
.
■
5,300
i9%
2,600
U S & Foreign
15%
II,200
-08%
187
•98%
' 187
*77
78
'40
107%
*104%. 106
3,04%
*15%. :.16
No par
17
107%
171/4
•17%
Fruit-Co
^—
Improvement
19%.
10734
19% "20
20
104 >1
I———
16 %'
15%,
*
:
1
«—.5
1
Co—T3%
inc. com
1
5% preferred———
100
United Paperbuard
—"... 10
I,700
'
15%
For
53
54
20 y8
Corp__
100
Electric Coal Cos
1——5
Engineering & Foundry-—5
Preferred
18 Va
20%
*99%
preference
Dyewood
36%
20%
*187
$3
United
36%
86%
preferred-—100
United Corp ^common
1R
■
53 y4
*101
$3.50 convertible
30
'
107%
United Cig-Whelan
18
*87
*37%
No par
Corp___No par
Stores com—30c
United Carbon Co——
89
86%
No par
Biscuit 'Co
United
89 yB
*84%
No par
preferred
United-Carr Fastener
1,000
*7% ■
—
common——5
100
United Air Lines Inc cbmmoh—.10
4%% cumulative preferred—100
40
63%
45%
2%
45%
'814
*62%
63%
*62
Car
'
*17
,
98%
*184
16%
'*17
17%
99%
187
16%
79
United Gas
United Mereh & Mfrs
;
—
,
200
2,900
10
1,000
90
NO par
No par
Freight Co——^———NO par
$4:50
■80
U
8
Securities
preferred ——
Co common-—«— 20
preferred——~i——-100
U 6 jGypsum
7%
.
Corp—w/_l5
preferred-—^100
U S Hoffman Machine
4%%
\
|
\
.)
Jan
:
/
Mar
114
20
105
Sep
Sep
16
16
Sep
22% May
38% Jan
8
37%
Oct
63% May
26
48
Jan
8
46%
Nov
'79
104
Jun
27
102%
Deo
100%
16
Feb
11
11%
Oct
24
Apr
51% Feb 18
43%
Dec
71%
Apr
:
11% Nov
26%
Jan
!
15% Mar
5
May
i
Jan
'
Year 1946
share
2
$ per
$ per share
share
'
Highest
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
15% July 23
58% Feb
7
49
80% May
Sep
23%
Apr
15% Jan 25
12
Nov
25% May 19
par
United Aircraft Corp
'
03
•46
800
19%
30
19 y2
31%
4%
5
4%
19%
31%
19%
*28 y4
30 %
*28%
20
19%
31
19%
19
31
Tank
:
Feb
112
9% May 17
,-5
35% July 28
23
Jan
39
May
110% July 11
115
Mar 31
88
Sep
123
Apr
Jan
89% Jan
15
xll2y4 Jan
par
par
par
No par
$3.50
convertible
Feb
17%
16% Feb
43% May 19
par
series
Unitin Oil of -California——:
25
Union Pacific RR Co trommon—^^100
4% .non-cUhi preferred
—100
5%
Jun
18
60% Feb
24
12% July
1
Paper———/No
Union Carbide & Carbon—No
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser__No
Preferred $3.70 series
^-'No
Bag &!
Union
$ per
Par
Corp (The)
—
Underwood Corp
1.1
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
Preferred
Jun
Sep
Range for Previous
Udylite
Union
18
32%
137/a Feb
Lowest
'i.
i
Sep
Oct
60%
21
Range Since January 1
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
,
NEW
Sales for
the Week
Sept. 20
Sept. 25
Sept. 24
4 per share
4 per share
'f per share
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 23
Sept. 22
Sept. 20
I per
SALE
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
HIGH
Mar
46%
July 24
U
AND
July
~9%
STOCKS
LOW
19% May
17% Feb
Sep 8
Aug 21
25
34%
100
7%
' 36%
B7/a
13
Sep
21% Feb
101
Jun 2
15% May 19
preferred—
Truax-Traer Corp__.—
Dec
59% Feb
May 19
102 Vi Jan 2
15% May 19
40% May 13
' 10% May 17
13 % May 17
14
May 13
5 % May 19
-5
Axle—z
Jan
6%
14%
58% Feb
18
Water Associated
Tide
16%
11%
15%
6%
27
19%
4
4%
.
^100.
Thompson-Gtarrett Co com-_No par
-
11%
9
29
38
May 19
98
May 21
-3% May 17
20
May 19
Products com—No par
-4%' preferred
106%
'ley#
17%'
*15
*106
300
*4
*25
27
.20%
47
47%
^11%
17%
4
99
•
16%
167/a
♦16%
180
106%
107
107
99
Thompson
800
100
4
41/a
♦25
20%
43%
999%
100%
"
"
4%
43%
4
*99
99
*4
43%
43
43%
*42%'
43%
17
36% Aug 18
Sep 15
10
-2—__25;
(J R)
Jan
16%
7% Nov
Feb
58
15% Jan 16
41
Jan 13
13
Sep 8
51
Sep 23
12
May 19
9% May 19
49V8Sep 26
'6% Aug 21
16% Jan 4
(The)
Thomas Steel Co
*20%
10 %
99
25%
7%-
..
800
2l
42%
100
7%'
7%
"7%
*7%
49%
7%
No par
:
101
Sulphur^__^
^1
36% Jan
41
Feb
109% Ang
15
'687/a July 28
2 % Sep 17
17% July 28
1% Sep 23
;
————
Feb
41%
7% Jan
10 Ve Jan 13
-46% May 27
21'% Jan 13
Producing—
:)
Aug
21
Nov
19 Va
101
20% Aug
t
25
—
Texas
54%
*52
.
Rights
3,100
Dec
23
55% Apr
f
14
May 16
37/a May 16
13% May 20
' 53% Sep 26
.—5
441,000
337/a
f45%
(The)l
Texas Co
.
May
Nov
25% Nov
13
Apr
35% May
10% Feb
10
-_5
x
1%
.
25
Sep
31
104% Mar 11
5% May 19
^9
i
Corp
15 >/4
1%
53%
14%
(James)
Corp_—
Tennessee
07% Jun
2714 Jan
28% Feb
.2
T
-
.Telautograph
1,800
92,000
17%
34%
47%
l
28
1
Talcott
54"%
28%'
Apr
19
Jan
13% Sep
19
'37% Jan
100
Inc
19% Nov
9
21% Sep
160
38
2
20% May
24
Oct
Oct
7
30% Jun
•
66% Aug
Oct
5
14% Jan
Jun
May
14
Sep
102
i____25
Co—
78%
124% Aug
10%
Mar
-47
38% July
24% May
May
110
17%
24% Feb
May 19
May 19
23% Apr
42%
<
July 25
128
Apr
T% Oct
18
45% Jan
Sep
61%
117
4.162/3
(The)
10 Va
10
34%
28
13
SWift International Ltd—
54%
*45%
;25
700
♦17
15%
53
1%
113
i
—
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com—No par
84 preferred-—.:—^
No par
Symington GoUld " Corp
21 ■■
99%
5
.5
17%
*141/4
12% Sep
7% Jan
Swiit &
*9%
85%
16
75% Mar 24
123
July 10
10
Jan
32% May'27
1,400
*99
10%
*10
17
IO
May 26
"
1,18
2,200
2,900
33 y4
,22%
*6 %•
10%
*10
51/4
•5
10
103%
36
Corp
.
10
17
51
,
Paper
Sweets Co of America
23
-0%
>
6%
Sutherland
-
10%
•TO
S
109% Apr
•
Superior Steel
100
18%
*17%
90%
"
"
6%
*6%
*
Sep
15% Feb
July 28
3,400
15%
Nov
10% May 19
105
21%
*106
Oct
Oct
12%
21%
*33%
.
11
3
8
.23%
; 6%
18%
£
Feb
17
17
23%
100%
14%
25% Feb
23% Feb
,33%
6%
L10 % May 19
16
May 19
17% May 30
101% Jan 13
18%
.22%
39% May
93
Feb
No par
18%
*99%
28% May
Jan
Superheater Co <The)___
Superior Oil Pi California
*17%
6%
Oct
Dec
9%
.
May
63
21
9%
39y4
100%
26% Aug
109% Aug
13%
13% Mar
16%
Jun
20 y4
8% May 19
108
Jun
63%
Oct
-
i__10c
21%
Feb
86
3
Sunshine Mining Co.
21%
25
4
21%
.
July
30
21% Jan
Sunshine Biscuits Inc12.50'
,
78% May
108% Jan
241/4 Jan
y4 Jun
19
1,300
.
49% May
3
-
1,300
.
-
18%
6%
33% Sep 18
7
19% Feb
9
9%
*38%
22%
16%
38%
*17%:
*991/2
31% Sep
Sep
60% Aug
41% Jan
102% Oct
•
2
'5
'93/a
108
22%
18
Jan
49
104% Mar
9%
40%
.
"
12%
,18,%
23%
May 20
37
38%
*39%
21
Oil
Suhray
Feb
Sep 22
Jan
2
13% May 17
14% May 13
(4%% eum)__#__l00
pfd
49
45
12%
*17%
23%
55,500
A
37% Nov
7
3
39
34
33%
Class
11
May 17
-
No par
comxnon„^___^__Noj)ar
Sun Oil Co
29
38%
*38%
*171/2
„
€0
J'^
12%
40 Vs
*391/2
600
.
121%
20% Mar
12
:L-.l
Corp common
Apr
01% Nov
37
$4.50 series A preferred
106%
.53%.
531/4
-
*120
121%
*120
Chemical
Sun
Apr
17% Fto
*35% May 13
102
Mar 14
Dec
149%
100% Dec
11
Oct
105
6
May
Oct
July 24
-411/4 Jun
55
00%
31% Ausr 19
10% May 19
Mar
Oct
'42% Feb
37
Feb
•
38
*15%
16
700
80
3
101% Jan
No par
3,500 / :Stone fe Websterl
Studebakei- Corp (The)l__Li___>__l
11%
10
May
'60% May
78
July 24
Mar 17
Apr
55
Oct
70
19
va July 21
63
10,300
11%
Feb
125
44
23% Jan
24%
185%
114% Feb 18
'
63
37 % May
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common___l
5%. prior preferred
___l20
300
May 17
5.0% Mar 11
(J P) & ;Co lnc/____^._-,_i'5
Stevens
*
May 17
89
"Stewart-Warner Corp__:___i„"___L5
20 y4
20%
81
£
36% Jan
Apr
118
.08% Dec
20%
Jan
39%
109% Apr
34% Nov
■
102
17% May 16
July
40%
6
Jan
37%
3
20
104
Dec
Aug 1'4
'
26 V2 Jun
j__100
preferred—
.
1,900
y4
22
3%'%
6
'112% Feb ll
16
97% Jun
J—1
tnc__
2,900
V
21%
,37%
.
108%
15%
16
IS 1/2
,
108
111
*198
15
'.131/4
>
'21 'A
9%
32%
*14%
21%
"9%
•
4,200
33%
14%
.,.12% .12%
12%
37
-32%
32%
106%
,*53y4w53%
120
.120
121/4
100
♦101
4
£
109% Jan
.Sterling Drug fine common____/.J__5
4,200
ooy4 Feb
18% Feb
•45% Jan
Sep
14% Nov
84% Sep
15% Sep
33% Feb
107% Oct
7
May 12
(The) L S__^^_^^No,par
Stcrchi Bros Stores
300
r
i 37%
102 %
31%
"14%
,
♦104%
53 y4
102 %
.
21
19%
106%
53%
.
102%
14
' *13%
38%
Starrett Co
200
•47
*43
13%
37%
"
14%
*11%
12
47
J 3%
33
.
*20%
^13%
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106%
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120
21 %.
'13%'
20%
42
-102%
21%
20
12
*11%
♦104
22%
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13
42
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38%
14%
,
13%
•"
21
20%
15
*20%
20%
<119%
32%
14%
.
2,300
20b
13
iry4 Feb
May
i8%
25
23% Feb
27
02
93% Jan 13
31% July 14
May 19
32
3% % prefeirred series A__v.__J100
Standard Steel Spring common—Jl
4% convertible preferred
:___5o
100
43
Oil Of Ohio common
Standard
104
12%
.14
;32%
32%
' ,
15
12%
47
21%
v
14%
*102%
*42
•
*102%
103
*102%
103
♦102%
27%
104%
iSTew Jetsey___
Standard Oil Of
11% Nov
13% May 19
:25
:25
10
Standard Oil Of Indiana—
10,300
27,500
20,100
'26%
43
38%-
:<
73 V2
25%
*io3y2
t
14
38%
38
38%
38 '/a
72%
13%
12%
.13
43
10,700
39%
74%
27 y4
:104
2,500
6,200
;
,
5814
57%
73
>12%
141/4
118
116% 118%
39%
13'/4
45
'29%
43,900
110%
39%
74%
27%
27y8:
141/4
500
121
58%
•104
481
6,700
103
109
58 y4
44%
*43
80
28%
28%
28'%
27%
111%
28%
*98
,
71% May 20
Squibb (E R) & Sons common—;1
$4 preferred—
_No par
Standard Brand® Inc 'com
No par
$3.80 cum preferred-.j_____no par
Standard G & E Co $4 pref _-Nb par
$6 prior pr0ferred_^_^_____No par
$7 prior preTetred__'_^_,
No par
."Standard Oil /of fCaltfornia__No par
60p
27
Jun
Apr
30%
13% Jan
!«% Oct
,
1
14% Jan
May 19
8
r5
Square ,D Cc__—
8
23% Sep
8
16% May 19
preferred——No par
$4.50
Conv
j101%
♦110%
29%
101%
58%
72%
29%
105
♦104:
'•
105
•104
32%
393/'a
'75%
„
32%
■
58 14
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58%
<
10
78'/a
V
2,100
33
108
117
113%
114
111
110
108 %
50
16
*99
106 y»
101
100
75
29
28%
27%
28%
26%
97%
11'A
16
*116% 111%
99
99
99
99
100
31%
75
*32
29%
28%
29
29
7,500
16%
11%
16
33
22 y»
■
76
■
7% Feb
4 per share
10% Nor
4
76
,
Spencer Kellogg
1,000
10,100
20% Feb
6
„_i
No par
& Sons new_—
_1
Sperry Corp (The) —
„i—1
Spiegel Inc common—r—
2
~30
26%
21%
22%
11 y4
-
*110% 111%
111%
111
111%
28%
STOCK
32%
32%
33
33
M*%
0%
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16
16
*32%,
>
16%
.
76
*75
76
*75
11%
11 %
11%
11%
11%
'73
EXCHANGE
Spear &. Co cammonJ...
$5.50 preferred——
9%
81%
$ per share
share
4l/8 May 19
lnc_i
:l
Withingtfon————_No par
Sparks
1,100
78%
81%
22%
-
5
5
;
*81/2
11%
.
5
$ per share
May 17
i5
Spalding (A G) & Bros
700
19
5
26%
26%
»
19
19%
*19
-
■55
514
*
20
y$ per
Par
'
Shares
share
91/2
87
•81%
'■
*i9y4-
'■
'
<
S per
$ per share
shhre
$ per
Year 1940
.
Hig'hest
....
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE
the Week
1
Range Since January
YORK STOCK
NEW
Bales for
■S'A
"5Va
•8%
'
Sept. 20
20
20
20
,
Sept. 25
<
share
$ per
4 per share
tfoare
Thursday
Friday
Sept. 24
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Sept, 23
Sept. 22
Sept. 20
$ per
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
29,1947
Monday, September
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
THE
:22
29
111
Jun
115%
104% May 14
106
July 18
108
Feb
111
14
Apr 14
Apr 15
104
Jun
6
96
Deo
107%
147
July 28
110
Oct
168%
3
May 21
111
Feb 26
102%
Oct
120% Mar
Sep
Nov
42% Jan
99% Feb
20
120
,
Jan
105
30
16% May 19
15
18% Sep
4
101% Sep - 2
103% Jan
24% July 28
38% Feb 10
23% Sep
110
Sep
28% Apr
120% Apr
17
5
2
1
18 % Sep
9
10
32
10%
101
Oct
Jun
May
37%
119
Dec
64%
19% Nov
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
22% July 25
28% Jun
29
20% Nov
32% July 25
26% Jan 15
4% May 16
55% JUn
10
2% May 19
45% Sep
6 % May
15
28
78% May 22
32
Feb
8
8% Feb
8
Jan
10
83
4% Jan 81
23%
Oct
40
6%
Oct
17%
Deo
89
78
3y4
44
7%
Oct
27
10% Feb
10
Jan
2
71% Mar.
12% Nov
8%
Apr
Sep
Jan
56% July
Oct
53 % Mar
95
May
16% Aug
Deo
105% Aug
21%
Feb
Jan
11% May 20
18% Sep
18
May 17
43% Jan
2
34%
Deo
60
Oct
63% Aug
Oct
Oct
33
44% Jan
14
59% July 25
41%
20% Sep
23
24 % Jan
0
18%
17
110% Apr -12
19% Feb 21
12 y4
12% May 17
104% Jun
Jan
12
17
16;
15% May 19
May 28
102
12% May 19
86
.
19% Feb
21% Feb
13
Aug
Jan
Oct
:0%
Sep
18% July
Oct
32% May
18%
109%
July;
Jan 28
101
Nov
19% Aug 29
13
Nov
29% Feb
93
Sep
May
>205
Sep
47% Apr
106
11.
May 19
107% Feb
JUly 16.
196% Mar £9
33% Jan
26
Dee
Fab
77
94
90
Sep
11
Aug 26
Apr
22
104%
14% Sep
'187
30%
110
-
«
Feb IB
187%
132
„
90%
Aug
Volume 166
Number 4633
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
LOW
Sept. 80
$ per
$
share
45
45
7
Sept. 24
$
7
$
share v
per
44%
Thursday
•
share
per
S per share
•,
,45
45
7
7
7
34
34
33%
18%'
19 %
19"
32 %
33%
33%.
331'a
19 %
19%
13%
19 y2
10
*9%
42%
42
9%
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*
STOCK
74%
71
145
19%
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20
19%
46
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46
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36
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34%
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32 %
88
33
Pictures Co
163/4
1,700
Vanadium Corp
15%
*151/4
151/a
1,200
Van
Norman
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33
300
Van
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^
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14'A
29%
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87
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87%
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86%
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451/2
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92
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36
36
34%
33
33%
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32
32 3A
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4,900(
preferred
;
Virginian Ry Co
6% preferred
2,000,
200
32%
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32%
*31
32%
*31
32%
*31
32%
Vuican
*32
33%
*32
33'/a
*32
33'%
*32
33%
*32
33%
7%
166
4% Sep
7% Oct
25
10% Jan
30
7
26
Jun
52
Feb
17
41
22
17
Feb
7
11% Feb
10
8
Feb
102% Sep
8
91
192
7
187
Nov
29% Feb
Sep
69
15
13
27% Feb
22
Apr
110% Jan
200% Apr
49%
77% Dm
7
Jan
101
Apr
Feb
17H Hot
39
18
15%
Oct
13
35
Nov
20% Jan
2
25% Apr
68% Apr
15%
Sep
39
6
30
Oct
83%
Oct
13
91%
NOV
49% Aug 18
104% May 14
9% Mar 0
15
36%
100
Deo
Feb
94% Feb 20
8
94
.May 19
Jan
94% Aug
1
ltv'A Sep
121
Feb
22
117% Sep 25
85'
Aug 25
-.26
Feb
July
Feb
187a Feb
30
Sep
18% Deo
3
91% Feb
Jan
11% July
54
May
25
Mar
9
Jun
9% Jan
20% Apr
Nov
20
Jun
128
Deo
17
25
Sep
-
Sep
Sep
20
Sep 12
5% May 19
-
4
100% Nov
35% May l9
100
common—
Deo
Nov
21
26%
115
Feb
53
May
Sep
108% Aug
12% Jan
5% Deo
Sep
100
<•
5
Sep
63 %
99% July
117% Deo
26
80
40
123% Apr
105
Apr
63
JUly
Jan
21
Deo
17
37
35% Sep
23
45
25
33
Sep
26
40
32
Sep
a
38
Feb
'il
Jiuy 28
33
Aug 13
20
30
Aug 21
32
Sep
preferred——100
57
Apr
Jun
51% Apr
May
113
3
(The), class A_..__..5
Visking Corp
*31 Va
pfd
Feb
97% Feb
18
100
100
Iron Coal & Coke 5 %
71/2 Sep
12% Feb
22
28
6% div partic preferred—
100
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com—No par
Va
142
Feb
89
Oct
109% Jun
Jan 27
41
89
3%% cumulative preferred
100
Va-Carolina Chemical oom__.No
par
'8,100
*32%
34%
-
101
'
117%
91
*99
:
7%
*91
Jan
85'A Aug
100
Victor Chemical Works commons._5
1,700
!
30
I 7,600
! 1,400
,8
101
preferred—
non-cum
65%
84%
Sep
X72
Mar 27
Feb
29% Jan
13y«Mayi7
i0
293A
29%
30.;"-'
*83
*84
150
14% May 21
30% May 17
12 V* May 19
.2.50
4,600
8
Apr
55%
71
of America..No par
14i/a
14
/
40% Oct
28
Oct
80
187
Nov
47
15'A Sep
100
Inc..
144
20% Nov
May
4Vi May
79% May
165
May
com„L.l
Co—....
Co
Feb
106
48% NOV
11
79% Feb
84
Apr
39% Deo
Deo
Sep
19
6% Sep
?1
prelerred-.—;
323/4
..
92
*117%
92
4'A%
101
15
118%
Universal
6Q
8%
.
92
15%
118
i
101%
8
--
93
,15%
,
118
29%.
87%
*101
8>A
;
*16%
! 1,400
11
Feb
Sep
100
21
102
Universal Laboratories Inc
1
Universal-Leaf Tobacco com—No par
8%
preferred-..—1—^
—100
32%
14.,
*83i% ; 88
45% '46'
101%
7%
..I
18'A
Nov
36%
Feb
16
72
35
69
23
44
10
5
Jan
48% Feb
Universal-Cvclops Steel Corp
580
26% Aug
11 % July
60 % May
Dec
51% July 28
81
13
8
iNo par
-
*83
45 Va
45%
*101
101
7%
16%
I
Jan
9
19
60y2 Feb
1
Jan
100
i 1,400
2
165
May 19
5
t
2d pfd—5
non-c
preferred,
13%
19% Apr 29
^_1
400
J
7
18'A
conv
*15'A
'
•
141%
87 '/2
'
*
'•
$6
May
13% Jan
44
44% May
25
.o.
Corp.t,,
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
4%- cum conv preferred—,.
_-50
183
*70
.l_No pa?
preferred
United Stores $4.20
Feb
Jan
62
Sep
Sep
6%
103% July 24
61 'A May 19
140
May 19
100
Stockyards
73
5
68
37% Nov
10
39
$ per share
25
July 24
10
Apr
44% Feb
38% May 17
No par
13
23% July 16
16
U S Tobacco Co.
6,300
100
.
18%
7iy4
•', 46
15%
■'
88
.
*83%
88
15%' :
7
100
40% Jun
142 Ve Jun
50
"
Highest
S per share
8% July 24
39
23
_lo
com
common.^
non-cum
JuA
preferred_i__100
__50
Corp
United-
7'w
,100
Lowest
53% Feb
May 19
49% May 24
23 Va May 19
100
common
non-cum ,1st
Steel
13
35
lo
Smelting Ref & Min
S
Jan
53/a May 19
20
Preferred
1,800
I81/4
*182%
183
18 %
15%
32%
.'
7%
100 1
71
-72%
15%
,
■
100
*32%
15%
7%
-
Co
*41
10
i
Preferred
U
! 5,400
45
.
7
I 1,000
71/a
*17%
9 V* Jan
preferred
!
10
*42
-
17%
*182%
-■
18%
*71
45
17%
22
Rubber
S
108
•
6%
3
16 V« Jan
-8%
3,000
7
9%
.
S
400
20
*104
7%
*42
18
'
<
10 Va
-108
6%
25% Jan
^____1
S Plywood Corp common,
3%% cum pfd series A-i
U
19,800
46
.6%-
No par
'
143'%
*43%
•
7 "/a
U
1,600
*74'A
143
46
7
-
-
45%
*44
17%
9%
*104
108
7%
46%
17%
7-7
9%
*104
'
7%
7%
'7y8
U
46%
No par
A
Pipe (is Foundry.
S PlayinB Card Co_i._:
U
6,800
'
7
7%
b'/a
100
147
40%
common
S
j
t per share
class
Co
conv
Lines Co common
4y2%
j3,500
110
.
44 %
*145 Va
70%
*43%
i
53%
28%
101%
44 %
144
20
46
-
74%
68%
143%
U
28
47%
74%;
70 %
145
50 6
i 1,200
!
9%.
41 »/4
$ per share
No par
Partic &
Year 1948
Highest
Leather
U S
*53
147
47 %
74%
68%
144
'
23
Range for Previous
Range Since January 1
Lowest
Industrial Chemicals
S
;.3,200f
■101%
44%
*145%
47%
*73%
68%
7iy8
145
53 %<
44
147
47%-
144%
70%
144%
53%
44%
147
1
49 %
*73 %
74%
74 >/4
CLOSED
44%'
147
x47%
50
49 %
EXCHANGE
147'
147
147
45%
U
1,500
1,300
!
19
41-
27%
28%
*101V'2 102
102
i
S
34
*9%
42
53%
23%
.
102
7 V2
U
19
9%
42
STOCK
Par
i 4,100
34
34
YORK
EXCHANGE
Shares
43
7'A
NEW
the Week
share
42%
"19%
*9%
42
28
102
44 y2
45%
44 %
9%
'
*52'%
'■29%
29*
*101%
102
102
9%
42
'
53
*51%
52»/a
29%
*29%
1
9%
42
f per
45'
43
-
41%
(1271)
RECORD
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 26
Sept. 25
,
45
7
STOCK
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Wednesday
Sept. 28
share
per
YORK
FINANCIAL
PRICES
Tuesday
Monday
Sept. 22
Saturday
SALE
HIGH
AND
&
:
Detaining Co
cumulative
emmaon
preferred
Fen
Jan
Sep
32% Nov
17
45 % Jan
52
Apr
15
w
*69
•
72%
16%
*68
70%
*68
70%
*68
72%
*69
Wabash
RR
15%
15 %
*15%
16'A
*15%
16'A
16
16
400
Waldorf
32
32'A
System
*31%
32'A
33
33%
33i/a
800
Walgreen
16%
33
*105%
107
*20%
*"
*105
r.
20%
9%
12
94%
96%
13%
*24%
38%
104%
*95%
25%
39 y2
40
40
104%
14
103
12
96%
22%
22%
21%
21%
13%
13%
25'A
*24iA
39
101 y2
39
103
102
102%
*23
.23%
*21
21%
21v
*20%
21%
*20%
21%
*32%
33%
*32i%
33"
6%
6® 8
6%
*6%
43%
44 «/4
117%
117%
*116%
118
109%
*109%
Monday
Sept. 22
Saturday
i
Sept, 80
'
-
I per share
.7'A!
34%
♦103
*35%
32%
46%
95%
97
9
?
C'rf
26%
*113/4-
12
*85
33
*31%
33
*31%
8%
i
' J
r
1
89 %
-
-.
60%
45 '/a
85%
45%
■
t
..y
Sep
43% July
89% Aug
Apr
Aug
Feb
113% Oct
32% Nov
111% Sep
119% May
53% Jun
3
May
July
32% May 19
1109% Aug
45
Feb 24
113
8
Jbn
27
45
116% Apr
26 »/4
-33
-
*83%
85%
90%
90%
Pacific
RR
series
pfd
$ per share
3,80%
Weston
74
cum
Eldc
10% Jan
93
Jan
57
35
Jan
C%
42% Feb 48
27
90
71
Oct
Sep
,
8
14
Maf 29
26% Sep
17
1
Jan
5%%
2,000
17%
1,900
24
'
$4
V
Prior
60JA
Willys-Overland Motors com..1—1
$4.50 conv pfd series A.
No par
'
600
^
17%
>
'
58 3A
1,500
453/a
7,400
57
85 y4
70.
92
30 *
68 '/a
68
68
68
*63%
65
*63%
64%
63%
64
'64
10%
10 %'
10
10 »A
02-"*
*89
•
—5
—
Wilson-Jones Co
Woodward Iron
.No par
—10
l
6%
pfd—.100
Co
(F W)
lo
Co..
10
Worthington P & M (Del)—NO par
Prior pfd 4%% series...^
loo
Priorpfd 4%% conv series.—100
Wright Aeronautical
..No par
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co..
_s
900
10 y4
No par
com.,
preferred
Woolworth
40
65
10'A
'
600
68
-
Co
Wisconsin El Pow Co
85
1
$4.25
3,100
58%
*65
Oil
Wilson & Co Inc
145
56%
68
^-28
Wilcox
1,000
89
preferred.—i
6,700'
4,600
89
conv
4,400
13%
*64
1
8%
45
"
—_
Machine com
1
preferred.....—.No par
83/4
943A
*136
—20
Sewing
r
___
Nb par
1,700
36
Aug
1
102% July 18
67
Apr '8
99
May
103
31
May 19
93% Sep
1—.100
preferred
—
.White
100
conv
May 14
62'/a Mar 27
—No par
$5 conv prior pref
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
White Motor Co__._
1.100
y
54iA-
*163A
,.
145
preferred..
Wheeling Steel Corp com.—No par
-
180,
133/4
1
26
Common' .j.———No par
v
94
May
26% May
19 Va May
9% May
24
2
Jan
Jun
Deo
95
May
39% Jan
Feb
1
08
Nov
63
Aug
72
Jan
Oct
106
Jan
107% Jan
36% Nov
62% May
90% Nov
107% July
7
27% Feb
44
May
44
Jan
29% Feb
8
21% Nov
19
17 % Feb
1
11% NOV
90
Feb
3
81% Sep
34
Feb
13
30
9% July 28
13% Feb 11
9
July 31
29% May 13
51% May 17
6% May 17
10
-
56
23% July
105
July
Nov
36
6% Oct
15% July 24
94% Sep
99
12%
Sep
21
28
95%
Sep
101
2T
19% Mar 18
15%
145 Va May 19
43
Jan
2
145 Va May 19
142
Oct
Mar
34
Feb
T6
43
Jun
May 19
48% May 19
Jan
60% Aug 29
Feb
1
68% Feb
13
Jun
11
84
Jun
9
100
Feb
20
59
Aug 14
Sep 10
May 17
80
Feb
,8
63
8
160
94 Va Apr
70% Mar
18% Feb
3
6
100
May
106
13% Deo
Apr
103
75% Deo
89% Oct
10
Jun
52
May
62% May
74
Aug
47
Sep
84% Sep
87% Sep
83
July
July
21% Feb
43% Sep
53
May
12% Jan
26% Jan
Nov
Aug 12
10% May 19
26
Deo
63% Jun
100
13
46% Sep 18
101% Mar 31
34
Apr
41%
19
84
51% Sep
.
28
19
Feb
Jun
39
.106
55
56%
53%
91
7
30% July 28
Aug 20
106% July 21
2
32% Jan
101
18% Oct
26% Oct
21% Nov
'
36% Aug
Jan
90% May
13% Jan
Sep
Sep
Sep
102% Sep 26
35% Jutt
8
'—12.50
$ per share
7% Deo
6
( 3
20
11
Highest
,
$ per share
4
7% Feb
17
May 19
27% May 19
22% May 19
par
—No par
Instrument
Jun
Year 1946
Lowest
73%. Jan
May 16
9% May 17
27 % Sep
5
pfd series A.:
.100
pfd series B__„jIOO
cum
$ per share
4
100
Teleg class A.No
Highest
5% May 19
38% May 19
com__A_No par
v
r
..
Lowest,-
At-———100
-
$3.75
943/4
14 '/a
85
•
70
88
*8%
95-.
85
Range Since January 1
"
,
Wheeling & L Erie Ry com—.100
33
8%
*P9%
700
11%
*31%
8%
5?'/2
85'/a
Range for Previous
*
"
«
Westihghouse Air Brake
WesfcinghoUse Fi«etri»
3 Wo
•
300 <•
^
45'A
*84
1
80
26%
11%
*85
-
571/a
'
STOCK
Inc——_—i—l
2nd
non-cum
Western Union
30
53%
*59
YORK
EXCHANGE
Preferred
17,200
953A
•
45V8
*56
4%
Western
3,900 !
45
-
8%
*136
1,000 <
102
44%
95%
95
■'1
2,600 ;
1,600
531/4
*16%
'
....
Par
1,600
*29
1-3%
1
NEW
:
.•
Feb
82% Apr
25% Jun
i
.-1
Sep
85%
117% Aug
110% Jan..
;
.j
31%
29
Westvaco Chlorine Prod—
-
57
57%
10%
Feb
116% Aug 19
73
*101%
45%
*57
10%
Apr
90
34% Jan
Apr
7
94
10%
10
48
16
83% May 22
21% May 19
Feb
113
32%
65%
65
9%
34%
West Penn Power 4%% pfd
100
West Va Pulp & Paper com„No par
4'% % preferred
—100
93%
-
8'/2
60 y4
45%
37% Jan
.
AUto Supply Co—1—i.10
Maryland Ry oomi—.100
361%-
531/4
14
144
*59
Jan
Sep
119
Western
>-
70
*67
' j
59
45%
89%
■
1
8s/a
8%
53%*
17%'
60%
Sep
47%
16%
12% Jan
May 17
122%
Western
•
-
102%
*68
88
-95%-
58%
29%
Sep
Sep
20
Sep
32 y4*
••
26%
12
13%
60 %
-30
88
*136
Oct
31
8
Feb
Jan
-4,400
-
*35
97
-
12
144
20%
23% Feb
Deo
106
10,100
102%
*
'45%
*85 '
*16%
*136
26% Feb
41
22
108
Air Lines
-
300 to 101
102
-
45%
*29
*94%
-
'
-
35%
*95%-
17'%
142
27 '/a
12
8%
Deo
35% Mar
Jan
115
400
26%
72
27
-
24%
93%
102
46%
3
'
34%
32%
30
8%
39
25%
17
27
14
Western
78
233A
93%
101%
'
34%
32'A
97
X53%
18% Jan
Sep
106 % Sep
14
700 r
-
-
29%
297/s
*77
104%
-
*68
14%
f
'
»
\.t
■
r f
v
V
35%
i
i
35%
13%
34
13
13%
•44%
45%
18%
f
*17%
69%
*17
2
35%
72
8%
17
41
13
117*% Mar 11
the Week
-
6 '/a
24%
103
104-%
37
93%
9
Jan
112% Jan
1,300
-
19
34% :
,103-
105%
447/a
6 '/a
19
26% -27%
* v
7%
44%
77,t?
-
33 %
32%
53%-
50
121% Jan
Shares
*7 V4
301/a
-
23%
27%
32%
8%
23% Aug
Nov
-
6
Sales for
(
t per share
6%
77■
'v
95 y4
•)»
I <
34
17
85%
l'
►.
93%
53%
Oct
22
105
70
18%
30
<>
14
58%
i
-
*35%
26%
*44%
17%
35
34
13
34
12%
45%
*44%
f,34
45%'
173/4
♦17
n'/a"
69
17%
17
17
*16%
"
*44
69
r
34
13
44%
171/4
69%
34
13
44%
171/4
68
35
131/4
45 y3,
173/4
70
"17
.
17%
12%
12%"
600,
1,300
*
Yale
&
Towne
Mfg Co
—25
-.1.1
33 % Aug 28
10% May 19
45
Corp common
"4%% cum preferred
__so
41
50% Mar 31
York
-
100
-'200v
69 -■
70
69%
69%
7,600
16'A
16%
16%
16%"
Young Spring & Wire.
-.No
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—.No
1,500,
Youngstown Steel Door
par
par
—No par
May 19
Jan
11
14% Mayl9
53% May 17
72% Feb
21% Feb
13% Nov
21
May 17
Feb
27%
Jan
15%
18
15
23
61% July
Oct
33
3
16% Feb
35%
Jan
7
Oct
67% Sep
Nov
83% May
31
n
Jan
.
j
21%
<
i
•Bid
and
asked
21%
6i/a
6 'A
prices
no
•
*2iya
-
■
'-61/4
sate*
or.
21%
61/4
this
dav
21 y4
213A
21 '/a
21%
213/4
213A
6 y8
1,700
6 y4
6 'A
6 y4
*6y8
6'A
1,800
tin
i
16%
31
113% May 14
111%
45
6Va
-
951/4.
45 y#
i
30
104
96
Sep
6
—No par
.;
7
Jan
100
111%
7%
*18 '
-
25 i/a
14 y4
U
4
*103
'
Sep
18% Feb
28
100
1,000
Friday
*7.1/4
76 Va
•
>
96,%
*136
1.4'
4
27 Va
45
18% July
107"% Feb
preferred—.—.
.20
1
•
Sept. 26
45-
"17%
14
v,
33»%
105
100
preferred
42 34
.
xll% Mar
7
6';'o
42%
112
Jun
13
7%
10
•
113 %
423/4
Oct
19% Feb
20%
Sep
Sep
.*-1121/2
<
preferred—1
conv
West Indies Sugar Corp
1
West Penn Electric class A—No par
29%
Oct
30% May 23
No par
com
Jan
Nov
9%
106% Mar
May 14
99
23%
3
100
112"
$ per share
6Vs
*95%
IV
!
•
$4
Mar
105
7
13% Feb
240
116 y4
'
-*17%
v;
380
5,100
'
112
88
8
7%
54 %
v
111
July 17
24% Jan
22% Apr 28
177/a May 20
20% Apr 29
5
STOCKS
45
29%
24%
*29
27%
*31%
7%
'•
30
11%
-
233/4
Sept. 25
19y2
101%
95%
32%
53 V'4
102
95%
27
87%"
116
113%
Wesson Oil & Snowdr
1,900
113
*111%
Thursday
,
7'A
..
'
*68
46%
*85
8%
t
32%
88
32%
37
72
*29
%
12%
12
*85
105%
45%
30
27
27 %
28 'A
93%
*100%
102
*29
34%
93%
*68
72
43%
111
*my2
6%
75%
32%
94%
87%
23'A
*
'
•.
103
105 y4
46%
'
103
36 y2
93%
•
27%.
104*
*32
*
34%
105%
*68
*100%
45
29%
26
-
-
900
.
Apr
109
PRICES
*18
78
,*. 24%
28%
36%
CLOSED
*76
;
,
"
.
117
112
7»/a
45
29%
35 y8
28
EXCHANGE
7%
6%
74 y2
'
42%
$ per share
,
19 Va
26 y8
87
24%,
111
Sept. 24
61%
29%
28
SALE
43%,
113
*112%
Wednesday
18%
74%,,
*105'A
Tuesday
Sept. 23
45
117
"
6s/a
u"
6 y2
25%
STOCKo
HIGH
*
■
-23%
42
*111%
18%
*18
r
AND
•7 y8
45%w45%
6 %
112
44
*111%
113
42
$ per share
7%
.
113
42
*111%
LOW
t per share
114
42
112
87
24%
113
Waukesha Motor COv-SC.
6%
.
.
Apr
31
Wayne Knitting Mills.L.*_.
.5
Wayne Pump Co..:
—;
:1
Webster Tobacco Inc.——:—.—5
100
Jun
54
21
3%% cum conv preferred— .100
Washington Gas Light Co.._Np par
200
Feb
23%
Deo
May 21
94% Sep 23
13% Sep
9--
100
500
20%
86
Oct
33%
11
—1
common.
preferred—;
700
32
Sep
15%
103V2 Mar 17
23%
20%
86
11
xl7% May 14
7% May 19
.No par
Bros Pictures—.
5
Warren Foundry & Pipe——No
par
Warren Petroleum Corp com—.—5
990
It
25
367/a Feb
—No par
& W
Co
21
>
32
v
6%
43%
111
109%
*113
24%
1023/s
21t>
32%
G
78% Feb
177/a Jan
1.100
;
:
Warner
100
1,100
*23
No par
16
13% Apr 21
297/a Apr 30
No par
common.
Baking Co
5»/2%
38%
*1013/4
21%
6%
8 7Va
♦111
42%
♦111%
fc'7
25%
117
114
42 %
87%
112%
14
Co
(Hiram)
330
s
"
32%
43 %
25
110%
114
43%
*111
117%
109%
44
*20%
•
6%
Ward
7,500
•
25 »/4
38%
23% -23%
21 y2
87%
39
21
33 %
25%
963/4
13%
6%
87 y2
96 >A
*24%
*20%
111
Walworth
900
13%
*32%
25%
Walker
3,400
24'%
38%
21%
87V4
2,500
97/a
11%
24%'
-
104 Va
23
21%
111
20% *
96 y4
*
11%
4%%
preferred—.
11 3/8
*20Va
10
*95
4%
93/4
'20%
9%
11%
.
107
*105iA
13%
22%
43
107
20
9%
12
14'/a
*24%
*1051/4
•.
20 Va
9%
12
25%
14
107
19%
„
9%
11%
95
95
*105
21
20%,
9%
9%
♦Ill's
107
•-
70 3A
recelver&hip
a
Deferred
delive
r
New
atork
-
•
Cash
Zenith
Radio
Zonite
Corp^.j.
Products' CorpJ
■,
Kweial
snip*
;
wn
No par
,..^.1
wh»rr
14% May 19
5% Jun
d)sf.rih»uert
8
25
July
10% Jan
*-Bx-dividends
19%
Deo
42%
Jan
9
7
8ep
14%
Apr
31
v-Bx-rlghU
.1
4
*
i
E
I
f,
c
1
l
v
24
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1272)
&
Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange
Stock Exchange
Transactions at the New York
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
673,000
881,820
571,400
765.470
640,260
Closed
$28,000
60,000
45,000
26,000
24,000
$1,561,500
$2,629,000
3,300,000
2,287,000
3,485,000
2,960,000
3,531,950
$14,661,000
—
$183,000
*
_""
Tuesday"
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday—
'
Total
.
Weeifc Ended Sept.
$11,000
$16,416,500
54,381,620
34,065,200
662,845,700
^
943,398,900
$738,183,820
$35,384,200
$16,416,500;.
..
'
ir
the New York Stock Exchange as
on
Sept.
$1,250,000
$61,877,000
$53,560,000
240,000
4,769,000
9,339,000
10,000
2,000
460,000
384.000
$1,492,000
$67,106,000
$63,283,000
fact that
we
were
we are
not
to
publish the official volume of
indicating them below.
—
Bonds
151,075 shares
i
$258,000
176,955 shares
717,000
262,135 shares
372,000
214,570 shares
280,000
:
169,645 shares
312,000
974,380 shares
$1,939,000
51,833,366 shares
$65,054,000
—
10
Indus-
Grade
Utili-
Rails
Ralls
ties
First
40
.
total
Week's
—
Bonds
105.95
90.13
108.64
103.03
63.67
35.15
total
Year's
Closed
-
48.25
178.00
112,539,695
$1,659,000
383,000
*
Closed
22
52,803,216
Total
Second
trials
Stocks
tles
roads
trials
20
65
Utll-
Rail¬
Indus¬
Date—
1947
1946
Tuesday,
10
10
Sept.
Jan. 1 to Sept. 26
1946
Sept. 26
Stocks
Grade
10
to the
Due
Monday,
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
Total
624,000
2,223,480
~
Sept. 15
Sept., 16
—i.—L—
Wednesday, Sept. 17—.
Thursday, Sept. 18—
Friday, Sept. 19
bonds
of representative stocks and
Bonds—
IB
~
trading figures last week,
-Stocks20
30
$2,052,000
$1,023,541,000
• '
•"'fV '•
Stock and Bond Averages
the daily closing averages
;
Foreign corporate
NOTE:
listed
$383,000
969,850
Foreign government—
18,124,000
,
are
$1,659,000
$10,000
120,000
$2,052,000
61 997 200
14,661,000
__
504,000
403.000
308.000
390,000
303,000
200,740
2,000
Bonds
$18,145,000
$2,832,500
$327,000
$3,000
"si ooo
211,700
1947
$119,000
183,000
Total
-—
44,000
WeeA: Ended
1,200,000
$11,000
TotaL..
346,000
Stocks—No. of shares
1,561,500
International Bank
Railroad V Industrial—
272,000
139,730
Domestic
Tt.B. Government—
Below
223,475
969,850
278,614,385
179,318,261
Bonds
Closed
$90,000
129,000
$234,000
194,205
TotaL
1946
1947
——
—
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday—.
Foreign
Corporate
Government
Domestic
Shares)
to Sept. 26
Jan. 1
26
8,421,740
3,531,950
Stoafca—No. o! chares—
______
Sept. 26,1947
Saturday
$3,019,000
3 650,000
2.512 500
3 869,000
3 366,000
■
Bonds (Par Value)
Foreign
of
Week Ended
—
—
$11,000
1946
1947
Stocks
(Number
Bond
Sales
Bonds
.$351,000
290,000
180,500
358,000
382,000
——~~—~
Saturday
Monday
Government'
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Shares
Bank
Foreign
Number of and Miscel.
26, 1947
■Week Ended Sept.
Total
untied States
Int'l
Railroad
Stocks,
Monday, September 29, 1947
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
101.94
23
35.02
62.98
102.98
108.36
90.19
105.80
Sept.
176.04
101.83
24
176.39
47.95
35.13
63.21
102.89
107.70
90.06
105.76
101.60
Sept.
47.54
34.95
62.80
102.85
106.99
89.84
101.26
25
175.29
105.37
Sept.
47.43
35.02
62.69
102.95
106.78
89.55
105.26
101.13
26
174.86
Sept.
—
47.54
Bond Record
New Yoirk Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
NOTICE—Prices
"and
are
WEEKLY
-
week, and whan outside of the regular weekly range are shown in a footnote in the
The italic letters' in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each case
the
Figures
-
YEARLY
disregarded in the week's range, unless they are the only transactions of
No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
Cash and deferred delivery sales are
interest"—except for Income and defaulted bonds.
week in which they occur.
the month when the bonds mature.
after decimal point represent one or more 32d of a point.
'pv
■■■?.
LOW
Sept. 23
Sept. 22
Sept. 20
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
AND
5k'"
" ■:•
'xu'
.
A
3>A
v
SALE-PRICES
Friday
Thursday v,
Wednesday
Sept. 24
Sept. 25
High
•
High
Low
High
Low
100.9
*100.6
100.7
*100.6
100.7
*100.6
100.7
*100.6
104.31
*104.28
104.30
*104.28
104.30
*104.27
104.29
*104.27
104.29
*107.24
107.26
*107.23
107.25
*107.23
107.25
*107.21
107.23
*107.21
107.23
111.22
*111.21
111.23
*111.21
111.23
100.31
111.23
*111.22
111.23
High
Low
111.24
*111.20
101
*100.30
*100.30
101
101
*100.29
*100.28
106.15
*106.12
106.14
*106.12
106.14
*106.11
106.13
*106.11
112.16
*112.11
112.13
*112.9
112.11
*112.10
112.12
*112.9
*113.14
113.16
*113.11
113.13
*113.9
113.11
*113.10
113.12
*113.9
114.29
*114.24
114.26
*114.23
114.25
*114.24
114.26
*114.23
*101.22
101.24
*101.22
101.24
*101.22
101.24
*101.21
101.23
*101.20
101.22
EXCHANGE
*103.16
103.18
*103.15
103.17
*103.15
103.17
CLOSED
*104.18
104.20
*104.17
104.19
*104.17
104.19
,*lp4.17t }Q4.1?f,
STOCK
*103.15
103.17
*103.14
103.16
105
*104.29
104.31
*104.29
104.31
*104.29
104.31
*104.29
104.31
*107.1
107.3
*106.30
107
*106.31
107.1
*106.29
106.31
104.31
*104.27
104.29
104.28
*104.26
104.28
*114.25
114.27
*104.12
104.14
*104.10
104.12
*104.9
104.11
*104.8
104.10
*104.7
104.9
*103.29
103.31
*103.27
103.29
*103:26
103.28
*103.26
103.28
*103.26
103.28
*104.26
*103.27
103.29
*103.25
103.27
*103.25
103.27
*103.26
103.28
*103.25
103.27
*103.23
103.25
*103.23
103.25
*103.23
103.25
*103.23
103.25
*103.24
103.26
*103.22
103.24
*103.22
103.24
*103.22
103.24
*103.22
103.24
102.29
102.29
*102.24
102.26
*102.23
102.25
*102.23
102.25
*102.23
102.25
106.7
*106.1
106.3
*105.29
105.31
*105.30
106
*105.28
105.30
*106.5
106.6
108.21 Feb
4
110.3
Jun
111.18
Fell
112.6
Feb
3
112.21 Aug
115.26
Jan
101.8
July 24
102.6
Feb
4
102.11 Dec
102.12
Deo
106.13 July 24
106.13
July 24
Apr
113.3
Nov
114.8
May 14
118.15 Mar
118.23
Feb
104.12
Feb~21
104.12
Feb~21
106
106*
Apr
113.3
1963-1968
102.29
*102.24
102.26
*102.23
102.25
*102.23
102.25
*102.23
102.25
105.29 Aug
105.6
*105.3
105.5
*105.3
105.5
*105.2
105.4
*105.2
105.4
104
*103.29
103.31
*103.28
103.30
*103.29
103.31
*103.28
103.30
*107.15
107.17
*107.15
107.17
*107.15
107.17
*107.14
107.16
*107.14
107.16
*105.13
105.15
*105.10
105.12
*105.8
105.10
*105.9
105.11
*105.6
105.8
102.15
*102.10
102.12
*102.9
102.11
*102.8
102.10
*102.6
102.8
Treasury 2
*102.13
102.15
*10240
102.12
*102.9
102.11
*102.8
102.10
*102.6
102.8
100.10
♦100.8
100.10
*100.8
100.10
*100.7
100.9
*100.7
100.9
*100.16
100.18
*100.16
100.18
*100.16
100.18
*100.16
100.18
*100.15
100.17
*101.15
101.17
*101.15
101.17
*101.15
101.17
*101.14
101.16
*101.14
101.16
*101.17
101.19
*101.16
101.18
*101.16
101.18
*101.15
101.17
*101.15
101.17
Treasury 2s
*101.22
101.24
*101.21
101.23
*101.21
101.23
*101.21
101.23
*101.20
101.22
Treasury 2s
*101.26
101.28
*101.25
101.27
♦101.24
101.26
*101.24
101.26
*101.24
101.26
Treasury
*101.31
102.1
*101.31
102.1
♦101.30
102
*101.30
102
*101.30
102
Treasury
*
3O2.10
*102.7
102.9
*102.6
102.8
*102.6
102.8
*102.6
102.8
Treasury 2s
108.41 Jun
107.27 Apr
Jan
104.14 Sep
2
104.23 Feb
14
104.7
Nov
107.4
Apr
Jan
2
104.18 Apr
30
103
Jan
107.9
Apr
13
102.22 Jan
107.19 Apr
102.11
107.9
104.4
104.4
Jan
6
Jan
30
Jan 29
104.15 Apr
12
102.21 July 30
103.20 Apr
9
101.16
Jan
106.15
Apr
2
105.17 Jun
2
106.28
Apr
109.15
Feb
101.15 Jan
106.16
Apr
106.15 Aug
106.15 Aug
105.17 Jun
102.20 July 30
9
104.10 May
103.19 Apr 10
-1951-1953
—1452-1955
June 1959-1962
Jan
102.11 Jan
Apr
107.10 Apr
108.17 Aug
1954-1956
1956-1959
Vis
107.5
Jun
105.22 May
103.29 Jan
Dec. 1967-1972
Treasury
*100.8
14
104.2
June 1967-1972
2Vis
2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
*102.13
104.24 July
104.7
.—Sept. 1967-1972
Treasury
*103.30
104.24 July 14
1966-1971
Treasury
*105.4
107.15 Jan
1965-1970
Dec. 1964-1969
2Vis
2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis .
Treasury 2Vis _
*102.27
Apr
108.4
1952-1954
June 1964-1969
Nov
106.16 May
1956-1958
.
Feb
Apr
May 14
1950-1952
1962-1967
109.22
115.23
107.5
114.8
—1948
—1949-1953
Deo
113.12 Aug
1958-1963
1960-1965
Treasury
5,000
Feb 21
1
4
22
106.1
1956 -1959
Treasury
103.27
*103.25
Highest
104.27 May
111.23 Sep
Treasury
*104.29
v
108.21 Feb
Treasury
107.7
'
104.14 July
0
1951 -1954
2Vis
2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
*104.30
*107.5
Lowest
102.22 Jan
1948 1951
Treasury
^04.1^104.19
4
102.13 Feb
1951- ■1955
2Vis
2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
114.25
y/
1955- 1960
__
27/8s
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury
Treasury
113.11
*114.27
•
■1952
1949 ■1952
3 Vis
3s
n
Year 1946
1
Highest
Lowest
1947
4 Vis
Treasury
112.11
*100.30
Range Since January
EXCHANGE
ilTreasury
Treasury
6,000
106.13
*112.14
—
100.30
*106.13
<
-
oVi
Rangc-for Previous
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
Bonds ($)
100.7
*104.29
Sales for
tkoVMk
Sept. 26
High
Low
Low
High
y
•* L
*100.8
Low
,
'
105.17 Feb
7
105.18 Sep
102.16 Apr
18
6
102.24 May
8
102.24 May 14
10~8~.17
104.22 Sep
107.14 Apr
100.29 Jan
104.16
Aug
102.8
i
Treasury
2s
2s
102.22
*102.19
102.21
*102.18
102.20
*102.19
102.21
*102.18
102.20
102.27
*102.24
102.26
*102.23
102.25
*102.24
102.26
*102.23
102.25
Treasury
*102.29
102.31
*102.28
102.30
*102.27
102.29
*102.28
102.30
*102.27
102.29
Apr
*103.1 r
100.20'
*101.1
101.3
100.12 .100.12
100.29
'Bid
and
asked
,
No
*102.31
103.1
*103
103.2
105.21
♦105.19
105.21
*105.18
105.20
*105.17
105.19
Treasury
2s
100.20
*100.18
100.20
*100.18
100.20
*100.17
100.19
Treasury
IVis
101.2
♦101
101.2
*100.31
101
*100.31
101.1
Treasury IVis
International Bank
July
9
7
100.13^2100:
100.22
100.29
.
100.19 100.22
this
day.
a
Odd
100.20
E>
100.6
100.8
100.20
100.21
--
55,000
10-year
2Vis
128,000
25-year
3s
lot transaction, r Registered bond transaction. HThis issue
Deo
102.8
Jan
103.91 Jan
103.7
Jan
107.22
1—
102.6
9
May 27
Feb
'
102.23 Apr
104.3
102.20 Oct
104.14
103.1
9
12
Apr 26
102.16 Oct
102.25 Apr
103.13 May
103.13. May
103.2
Jan 24
102.14 Nov
104.26 Feb
July 21
102.22 Nov
104.29 Feb
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—1950
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Int reduced 2.5%)
1999
A7s ©attl water loan——-luott
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
• '
(Int reduced to 2.25%J,
2004
A6a extl dollar loan
—
1968
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"
(Int ituuced to 2%
2012
J-J
•
f 7«__
s
1940
—
48
12
43A
5
96 V*
97 VA
*96%
J-J
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
M-N
86%
12
89
-
•
Southern
104%
1989
J-J
126
1989
J-J
%s series E
A Div 1st cons gold
2d consol
100
4s
gold 4s
100%
100
General 4s
93
102
1st
J -J
*__
89%
84%
•—
15%
18
21%
8
17%
9
B...1
COMPANIES
Alabama
Power
1st mtge
3 Vis
1972
J-J
104
105
106%
109 y4
104
108%
A-O
105
A-O
Amer
M-3
25/as
2%s
107%
98%
J-J
94 %
94%
95%
1961
J-D
198i>
110% 111%
110%
J-D
103%
*
deb——1967
1995
Jan
Ann Arbor 1st gold 4s
A P W Products CO 5s
——1966
A-O
Nitrate
104
38
102%
75
103%
103%
1995
85
4
96
„
84%
95
Stamped 4s_—
Atlanta & Charlotte
1st mortgage
July l 1995
Air Line Ry—
3%s
Atlantic Coast 1st cons
unified 4Vis
General
Atlantic & Danville Ry
Second
mortgage 4s
Atlantic Refining 2%s
1963
4s
.July 1952
A——
1964
1st' 4s
.1948
1948
debs
1968
—
*112
124%
105 %
105
106
20
104V4
103%
Chicago
J-D
108
108
104%
43
31%
31%
2
J-J
22
22
1
22
\
.
103%
.
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53
90 ya
92
A-O
101
93%
21
86%
70
89
Series
Ref
77
78%
45%
47 %
187
35
J-D
•; 58%
58%
59%;
72
54
"
M-S
58%
(
59
58%
59 %
20
51%
J-D
71
M-N
86%
52
73%
60
84%
86
84%
97
Series
96
ref
Series
4s
stamped
1951
:
87%
—
_
Cleve
~3
3%s_—1951
125%
A-O
Telephone of Pa 5s series C—1960
1961
A-O
Beech
Creek
Extension
1st
Beneficial Indus Loan 2'As debs
Bethlehem Steel
Cons
'■)
Cons
Corp—
+
1st
1970
1976
1967
mtge 5s series AC
5s series II—
1st mtge 4%s series JJ
1st mtge
—1955
1961
1960
—July 1970
4s series RR
Ainc mtge 4 Vis ser A
tABosten & N Y Air L 1st 4s
1955
Bklyn Union El 1st gold 5s
1950
Bklyn Union Gas 4s debentures—1969
Gen mtge 27sS—
1976
«...
Buffalo Nlagara El 1st mtge 2%s„1975
Buffalo Rochester & Pgh Ry—
Stamped
modified
3%s gtd.—
3%s gtd
Short Line 1st gtd
100
__
100
<
143
5s
Bush Term Bldgs 5s gtd
16%
103%
80
82 VA
80
91%
51
51%
55
42
66
54
54%
48
27%
57.
M-N
51
54
.
M-S
105% 106
J-J
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66
100% 100%
105%
99%
100
6
J-J
61%
62%
19
32%
A-O
61%
33
18
100Ve
95
95
A-O
105% 105%
55%
25
101
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3
4
Elec
Power 1st 3s
18
242
101%
-
105,
100
97
93%
80%
104 7/a
104%
104 V* 104%
48
104%
108 V4
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1
105%
107%
25 y4
2
24%
34'/a
24%
34%
J-J
J-J
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>/4
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—
102
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81
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80
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85
107 %
103
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72
J-J
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105%
105% 106%
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87%
98 '/a
65 V2
63
82~%
2
64'A
11
105%
80%
96 Va
90
92
M-N
J-J
88
106
71%
J-J
99
81
87 %
87%
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J-D
105 VB
97
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102 Vb
104
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105
111
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—
109'/a
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—
100%
104
108%
109
103%
F-A
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A-O
%
102%
V'2
■'"T
J-D
<
27%
12%
5
..
104%
J-D
series L——
+-1977
Conn Ry & L 1st &, ref 4%s
—1951
Conn, Riv.er. Pwr s f 3%s-A
1961
Consolidated Cigar Corp 3y4s._--.1965
Consolidated Edison of New York.1953
3%s debentures'.
.1982
1st & ref mtge 2%s ser A:
.1977
;
1st & ref mtge 2%s ser B__
.1972
1st & ref mtge 2%s ser.C—_—
.1954
$AConsol Ry non-conv deb 4s...
.1955
v ^Debenture
4s"_L
.1956
•'
ADebenture 4s_^_
.1975
Consumers; Power; 1st mtge 2 7/a s,
.1965
Continental Baklug 3s debs.——
.1966
Crucible. Steel ,1st ;mtge 3 y8s_'
..1942
tACuba Northern Ry 1st 5V2S—
A Deposit receipts
——'—■
_~1952
ACuba RR 1st 5s gold
:
A Deposit receipts
.1946
A7%s ser A deposit rets..——.
..1946
A 6s ser B deposit rets
107%
103%,
105%
11
105
104%
33
103
107 Vz
103
12
101
106%
49
51
36
44%
63%
105
105
10
104 %
106%
102%
103 '/a
A-O
105
105
A-O
103 '/8
103
A-O
101
101
91
105
72
39
103%;
97
51
M-N
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,
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A-O
1
106%;
1976
J-D
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104%
r
103
F-A
106
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M-N
105
105
1
104%
106% 107
9
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108%
106
106 Vb
108
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101
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101
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104%
102 %
104%
103%
101
13
101
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101
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49%
14
30
51%
48%
11
34
51 Va
48%
J-J
48%
48%
48%
J-J
48%
2
33 %,
J-J
102%
56
102
101% 101%
102%
M-S
37
101 %
102
99
4
09
09
50 y8
50 Vb
2
40%
M-N
40
40 %
55
JD
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J-J
34%
35%
47
36%
9
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J-D
s
51 VB
106%
104
98% 101%
49 Vb
63%
39
52 y4
76%
81
36
35%
J-D
113
108
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99
101 VB
109 %
108%
102%
—
106
105%
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A-O
114
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110%
114
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F-A
107
A-O
108
86 %
32
44%
39
36
46
37%
45%
106
1974
Canada Southern cons gtd 5s A_—1962
—
*„
i
M-S
'
104
•
California
16%
83%
1
»
V
57%
62%
104% 104%
104 V*
J-D
1st mtge 3s
*105
F-A
56%
42 Vb
76%
F-A
Commonwealth Edison Co—
F-A
55 V*
28
2
F-A
.^1955
extl 4s
Columbus 6c Tol 1st
06%
18
39
99
J-J
...1969
•
101
80
308
101'/a 101%
A-O
(stamped modified!
.1980
Gas & Elec 3VeS debs.._1971
Columbus & H V 1st extl gold 4S..1948
Columbus & Sou Ohio El 3y4.s—-1970
104
A-O
1960
57%
1- —
Columbia
98%
1955
tAlst & Coll 53
Bush Terminal 1st 4s
M-S
25 Vi
Colorado Si Southern Ry—
96%
J-J
88
51%
51
129
100%
Af-N
A-O
A-O
.1972
1973
1977
92%
—
82 %
66 y«
14
78 V*
51%
M-S
Union Terminals Co—
mtge 5%s
101% 101%
*100%
59
83
82
78
,
83%
101%
238
82%
•82%
J-J
1948
1950
4y2S_____1961
*__
1957
82%
w
103%
100
99%
*98%
...
100 y»
*
5
61 %
*80
1970
M-N
1952
1
.
—1993
A-O
Af-N
117
'
97
at
(interest
1947) due
tBurllngton Cedar Rap & Nor—
Consolidated
99%
99%
99%
M-S
1934
to May
3%
M-N
65%
M-N
J-D
4%s
J-J
64
—1974
99%
14
97
97
'
(
1st mtge
:
125% 125 %
•—
,
!
mtge 2%s ser I
mtge 2%s ser J
Boston & Maine RR—
AT-N
64%
64
P—1966
1st mtge 5s
100
■
Beil
49
.
series A—
series B
1st mtge AVaS series C
1st
98%
91 y8
19
91%
91%
91%
91%
95
*92
J-J
j-j
88%
63
J-J
B_^—....
D
Cleveland
1951
4s_
69
54%
F-A
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR—-
Bangor Si Aroostook RR—
Con
37
53
Apr.
St Louis Ry—
C
79
105%
53
J-J
3s
99
104%
69 V4
..1094
series, E
32
87
93
J-D
.....
Cleveland Elec Blum
61
89
86%
J-J
104%
J-J
.1993
Ref & impt 4%s series E.v—+.1977
Cin Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s—.1991
St L Div, 1st coll tr gold 4s,
<+1990
71%
70%
,
—1959
66 %
45%
/
J-D
Terminal—
General gold 4s_
General 5s series
73%
36
-
58%
58 %
Jf-S
Toledo Cinn div ref 4s A_
50
10
^.^..1951
23/4s ser G—
Cleve CIn Chic &
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1980
12
37
1961
74
A
51%
1951
1st: mtge gtd 3%s
,
,
J————due Dec 11993
501/a
Apr
^1960
1)951
59
77
(2%% fixed
contingent interest) —
series
4s
50%
1
I
23/4-4ycs
1st mtge
46%
Pgh Lake Erie & West Va
56%
88 >/a
140
Apr
4y2s__Jan 1 1999
,rr
1989
City Ice 61 Fuel 2%s debs^
Ref & gen mtge 6%
and 3%%
45
J-J
Cine Gas 61 Elec J.st mtge
J-J
due Mar 11996
M__
24
26
L & New Orleans 5s
Cincinnati Union
due Mar 1200o
Series K
52
104% 105'%
70%
69
(..1952
8 A Choctaw Okia Si Gulf qons 5s
,2%S—...1975
101
May
—due Dec 11993
Series G_—
Series
88%
88%
A-O
1950
,.Ref & gen mtge 5% (2% fixed
and 3% contingent interest)—
51 y4
—1957
Feb 1 2010
4Vi&. income
52
...1943
21
int at 3Vi%")---:
(fixed
,
Conv
88
*87
.1994
B
T
July 1 1948
Stamped modified bonds
1st mtge 5% (interest
Fixed
at
4%)
.July 1 1948
6'western Div 1st mtge 5%
80
J-J
'■
Chicago Union Station—
...1963
1st mtge 3yas series F^_.
...1963
1st mtge 2%s ser GChic & West'n Indiana conv 4s_. __1952
—1962
1st & ref 4v/4s series D._.
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
mtge 4s
23
126'%
..1994
-
1st
84
75
129
J-J
gold 4'/a?
^
Income
30%
101 y4
82%
—
Chic Terre Haute & S'eastern Ry
41
19
10
101% 101%
101%
J-J
28
5
1956
'
MemphisDiv 1st gold 4s.
.
111%
108 %
J-J
102
75
J-J
J-J
1988
3%s
Gold
107107%
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M-N
A__^
mtge conv inc
mtge 3s ser B
A Conv
M-S
ser
44%
25
36
75
37
4s
.
35
35%
t
Paci RR—
&
3
M-N
M-N
J-J
Certificates^ of deposit.
^
{ARefunding gold 4s
..I..1934
SASecured 4y2S series A
1952 /
112% 119%
3
100 Va
96%
A
118
'
104
94%
101 %
96%
101
J-J
AGeneral 4s
132
116
'
—
—
114% 115
115
M-N
—
98%
F-A
25% partial redemption^.—.^..1927'
tChioago Rock Islri & Pacific Ry— f
96
53
124% 127
124%
Nov
Paul
1983
15AChicago Railways 1st 5s stpd
95 Vb
1
85
96
__
A-O
July 1 1995
—
Adjustment gold 4s
'1st
'
Q-J
Topeka & Santa Fe—
General 4s
,2nd
108%
97 y2
103 %
112%
17
Chicago Si North Western Ry—
102 y4
100
112%
11
F-A
mtge 4y2s inc ser A__Jan 1 2019
conv inc ser B
...Jan 1 2044
4%s
105%
103% 104
103
A-O
50
361
St
mtge 4s
Gen
101%
98 y8
98%
103
A-O
_1969
—
1st
119%
100%
98 y8
100
———.1962
debentures—'.
110%
Milw
Chic
100 y2
100
98 Va
A-O
1987
'
Amer Tobacco Co deb 3s
94%
14
,..2003
mtge 4%s inc ser A
Chicago Ind & Sou 50-year
103%
761
+
A 2d
103%
99%
110
99%
98%
113
99
99%
112y4 112%
112% 112%
'
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108%
71
98%
99 "A
2%s debentures
Atchison
106
F-A
debentures
AAnglo-Chilean
61
A-O
debentures-
3s
100% 100 3a
107% 107%
M-S
^Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry—
A 1st mtge 4s inc ser A_
100
87
'
100%
1980
:
debentures
;
10
1986
debenturesdebentures
2Tas
91%
_1975
2%s
23/4S
conv
1
105
*88
foreign Pow deb 5s..—
2030
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
ioia
■
*107% 108%
Albany Sc ,Susquehanna RR 4,/2S__1975
Alleghany & Western 1st gtd 4s
1998
Allls-Chalmers Mfg 2s debs„
—1956
&
100%
2
101A 101 A
*104 y4
114%
115%
J-J
.
.1977
,1st & ref> mtge 3%s
„i985
1st & ref mtge 2%s
r._„_1970
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
AGen mtge inc. conv 5s
1997
1st mtge 3%s scr B
^.1985
Chicago & Erie 1st' gold 5s__
,..1982
Chicago Gt West 1st 4s series A___1988
AGen inc mtge 4%s__—.Jan 12038
90
F-A
series
132
124
124
F-A
^1958
4%s
ref
&
.
126
126
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
83%
87
1
U
135
104%
1
M-N
143%.
107
107 V*
.
•
104% 105
6
M-S
104'/a
104% 105 ]/4
94
_1948
3
101% 101%
135
83'A
'
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51»A
101%
135
101%
J-J
101%
87
.11967
Express coll tr cold 4s-
107
39"
44ya.r44y4
135
831/4
RAILROAD AND INDUSTRIAL
Adams
105%
F-A
:
,
Alabama
103%
103 V*
103% 104
F-A
94
*6%
47
103 VB
102
102
108
1996
87
F-A
27 Va
24%
102
Ref & impt M 3
F-A
—1958
——1958
36%
24"
10
M-N
Af-N
8%s extl readjustment—,—1984
30%
M-S
J-D
__r.
40
1996
R &
87 %
41
24%
Ref & impt mtge 3%s D
*120
►
89
25%
27
General gold 4%s_.^,_„_r,.,.^_1992
.
130
121
12J.
121
32
•
.
5s stamp (partial redemption;)—1942
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s__.1965
*120
F-A
86
65
66
■
32%
*25
b'-A
...1974
1-
109%.
34
>31%
,
66%
27
20
67 y4
65%
31%
A-O
,
20%
101%
12%
9%
*__•-
"42%
108
32
1974
jst & ref series A,
;
(4%% to Aug 1 1949).
1
26
21
York Power 3s__
New
jACentral RR & Banking Co
,10%
4%
2
17%
17%-
15
'
10%
5
19
-
J-D
80%
65%
10
5%
66%
J-J
Central Pacific 1st ref .gtd gold 4s_1949
67%
8
8
20%
,
j-j
j-j
39
8
>io9y8
A-O
55
102%
"
52
*
J-J
91%
60
,
Central
75%
J-D
:
J A Mobile Div 1st gold 5s___—.1946
Central Illinois Light 3%s~..
1.1966
Va
79
13
9%
52
13
76
9%
9
J-D
High
Low
No.
;
9%
9%
A-O
38
2
5
M-N
External conversion
1979
8%-4%-4As extl conv
—1978
,4-4%-4%s extl readjustment
1978
external 7s-
49'/a
A-O
85
37
86
5'A
M-N
A4 Vis assented—
91
M-N
''
1945
5%s series B
.1959
A Ref & gen 5s series C„—_1969
AChatt Div pur money gold 4s__1951
.
59
42%
40%
...741/2
74 y2
A-O
M-N
& gen
tACent New Eng 1st gtd 4s
—1961
$,A Central at N J gen gold 5s.,
1987
;
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I9a7
A General 4s
—...1987
A 4s registered
^
1987
46
45
86
33/4-4-4y8s
AWarsaw (City)
56
ARef
65
48
*32
A-O
A-O
XI- N
6s
42
_
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1964
fund
44
*
J-J
SAConsol gold 5§—
64'/3
67
-January 1
Sold
49 Va
F-A
—.^JNov 1945
8A 1st mtge 5s
48
50%
J-J
<$, bonds of 1937)—
readjustment-—.+1979
sink
92 y4
91
Range Since
Bonds
■
High
tCentral of Georgia Ry—
68
48'A
M-S
Sydney County Council 3y2s
1957
AUruguay (.Republic) extl 8s—1946
ABxternal sink fund 6s——1960
External
Week's Range
or Friday's
Bid A Asked
Low
■
50
*36
L/
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
■'*
(Int reduced' to 3.5%)+
1978
Serbs Croats Si Slovenes (Kingdom)—
A«e seoured external
—1962
A 7s series B sec extl———1962
ASilesia (Prov of) extl 7s~.
1958
AdVis assented...
.1958
AExternal
Sale Price
High
Low
No.
*46
-
I ASecured
Last
Period
'
1999
*—>
*36
—
Interest
Exchange
-
48
*46
J-J
1936
IA0*n Paulo (State) 8s_....
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Int reduced 2.5%)
Ate external—.—
J-J
York Stock
New
January 1
Sold
High
Low
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
1947
Monday, September 29,
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
(1274)
Calif Oregon Power 3%s
Canadian
—
104
D
National Ry—
Guaranteed gold 4%s
Guaranteed gold 5s
Guaranteed
Guaranteed
gold
gold
gold
Guaranteed
gold
1957
J-J
114% 114%
6
114%
120%
Oct 1969
J -J
109% 109%
12
109 %
113%
Dayton Pr 6c Lt 1st mtge 2%s
.1965
Dayton Union Ry 3 y4s series B__.
—1970
,1955
J-D
109%
114%
Deere
113 %
119%:
Delaware Si Hudson
Delaware, Lack A'West
N Y I+ack & Western
43As—
4%s_,
4 Vis,
Guaranteed
.1975
5s___
*109% 110%
J-J
113% 113%
3
1956
A-O
113
113 VB
4
113
119%
1951
F-A
107
107%
19
107
112%
107%
& Co
1st A ref
Can
Pac
Carolina
Ry 4%
1965
Carthage & Adirondack Ry—
1st
.
mtge gtd 4s
Celanese
3s debs
3%s debs
Corp
Celotex Corp
F-A
deb stk perpetual
Clinchfield & Ohio 4s
ACent Branch U P 1st gold 4s
For footnotes see page 29.
i
100%
M-S
101%
100
107
Morris
F-A
A-O
*—
103
103
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65
103%
F-A
103%: 103% •
J-D
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72
63%
11
109
103
103%
61
78
105%
106
81
•
M-N
1st mtge ser A (3%
1 % contingent int)
fixed
—
104%
102'/a
105
97%
25
96%
*78%
—
2042
.1973
A-O
1993
J-J
53%
55
26
106 y4 106 V\
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80%
161
78
90
42%
47
80
99
77
47
106%
93
—
47
54
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Delaware Power & Light' 3s -—Denver St Rio Grande West RR—
96%
M-N
1993
100 '/a
1
100% 101%
*103y2
A-O
M-N
15
102% 102%
100%
J-D
.1973
———
AIncome
110
.
-1981
1965
1960
1948
RR Co—
div
M 5s ser C
mtge due ————
division
Goirtr 4-6s_
——May 1
94%
107%
84
*107% 108%
.1965
2%s debs
.1963
4s extended—
A-O
49 '
58%
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78
89%
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YORK
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Low
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January 1
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High
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Kentucky & Indiana Term 4%s.
Stamped
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—,—
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J-J
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180
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43
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3%s registered
-.-.1997
94%
101'/a
30%.
103%
High
55
50%
103% 103%
—
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106% 109%
62%, 68
68%
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Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s——
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69%
27
RECORD
SEPTEMBER
Week's Range
Interest
B O ND S
New
FOR
CHRONICLE
Lautaro
37 %
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'
A 1st mtge Income reg
—1978
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co—.
S P mtge 3%s scr A
1970
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
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—1954
107%
<
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5s stamped
East Tenn Va St Ga Dlv 1st 5 s.
*115%
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*150
(NY) 1st cons gold 5s
Elgin joiiet, & East Ry 3%s—
El Paso
& S'western 1st
s
25
110
8
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104.%
112%
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series A
43,
59%
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cons
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1st
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102%
88
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94%
94
87
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stamped
1974
99%
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^Florida East Coast 1st 4%s.
103'A
100 V*
103
105%
103'A 103%
103'A
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102
54%
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Francisco Sugar coll trust 6s.
50
54%
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4s
65%
101 'A
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7
72%
56
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12
stamped
•
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116
118
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118
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102
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102
102
1963
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101% 10A
10
101% 104.
5
111%
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112Va
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1966
Louisville Gas & Elec 3%s
82
27
—1949
1951
-—;
76
53
ref:gold 4s-_——.—1949
Lorillard; (P) Co.deb 5s
3s debentures
106
58
66%,
-
22
Lehigh; Valley Terminal Ry ext 5s,1951
Lexington; & Eastern Ry 1st. 5s
1965
Liggett & Myer& Tobacco 5s
1951
Little Miami gen 4s series A__——1962
Long Island unified 4s
1949
105%,
102
A 1st St ref 5s series A—
1954
Lehigh Valley Ry Co NY 4%s ext-1950
Lehigh Valley RR—
4s stamped modified
2003
4s registered
2003
4%s stamped modified.*
_2003
4%s registered
2003
5s stamped modified.,—
2003
81
99%
mtge 3%s ser F
cons
1st
1964
1964
1974
Leh Val Harbor Term gtd 5s
1st cons mtge 3'As ser E——
1st
—-—1954
ref sink, lund 5s,
stamped
1st & ref sink,fund 5s—
i
v
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1st
106,%
105
*106'/a
—
&
5s
105
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Erie; Railroad Co—
1st
.
107%
115%
106
10.5*%. 107%.
104
Louisville & Nashville RR—
1st &
Gas St Elec of
Berg Co cons 5s——1949
General Realty St Utilities
Corp—
A4s conv lnc debs
—1909
Goodrich
(B F)
Co
Grays Point Term
1st mtge
1st
2%S-1965
gtd 5s
Northern Ry Co—
General 5%s series B
General. 5s series C
General 4%s series D
.
Gen> mtge 3'/#s
Gen mtge 3%s
:
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——2000
mtge 2%s
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mtge 2%s, ser Q
A
ser
ser
P
Mobile St Ohio RR
1st & ref 4s series B
——^—.1975
Gen, mtge inc. 5s series. A
,
1st St, ref 3%siseries D_
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100%
*—
98'/a
97
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7'A
98%
-
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100
100
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101%
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100%
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176
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98
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72%
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Hudson Co Gas 1st gold 5s—;
Hudson St Manhattan 1st 5s A
101%
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A Ad J
income 5s
«*'
99'A- 102%
137
mtge 4%s
89 y#
99
1021/4
79
1957
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A
1981
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1st
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1951
4s
1st gold 3'As
J-J
23%
._1951
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3s
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sterling
trust gold 4s
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5s-
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99%
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99%
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»
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—:
—
1951
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99%
98%
98%
102
102
77'A
5s series A
J-D
F-A
1st
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1st. ref mtge 4s. ser D_„.—:—.1963
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B
1956
98
98 v
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100
J-J
1965
F-A
;
—
Alst &
gold 5%s ser A——i—1949
ref gold. 5a series H——1980
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88%
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101%
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58%.
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53
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1944
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1972
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101
101
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97%
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1
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-ACertificates of
•
—1986
—-1954
*
J-D
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81
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105
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93
102
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102'A
104'A
C
Alst
of
•New
*101
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1950
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.—1975
Kansas City Terminal
Ry 2%s
,_1974
Kentucky Central gold 4»— —1987
For footnotes
see
page
29.
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100
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99%
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99
—1998
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61%
81%
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2013
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N Y Central & Hudson River RR—
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70'A
70'A
71'A
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78%
79y2
72%
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82'A
98
85
84
94
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Ref
series A
&
3'As
Kansas
*—
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ACertificates of
General mtge-3'As
Kanawha St Mich 1st gtd gold
4a—1990
Kansas City Power &
Light 2%s—1976
7ft
101% 103%
53 y4
63
'
deposit
1—-—
5%s series A—
1954
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James
60
105% 106
100
A-O
t1
deposit-—
1955
deposit-———
4,%s series D—^
;
.1955
Alst 5s series
1^3
ACertificates
Frankl & Clear 1st 4s——1959
Jersey Central Pow & St 2%s
1976
& Laughlin Steel
3'As
1961
-
48
St Louis—
Alst
Jones
96
66
96%
1
*100
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t A Consol gtd 4s
—1945
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1952
;
1st gtd; 4'As series B____—.—1961
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„1980i
:
New:1 Jersey Power & Light 3s>—^.-1974
New Orleans Great Nor 5s A—---1983
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1952
New Orleans Term 1st gtd. 4s_-,
1953;
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ACertificates of deposit—
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54%
30
58
60%
65%
96
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J-J
59%
70%
58%
69%
2%s debs_1970
'National Steel Corp 1st mtge 3s—1965
National Supply 2%s debs
196T
fANaugatuck RR 1st gold 4s
1954
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1948
100
101%
90
1
1
65%
New.
J-D
66
105% 105%
102y4102y4
102'A
A
Nashville Chattanooga &
__
—
series
5s
1st mtge 3s ser B
National Dairy Products
100%
98%
97
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4s
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100
97
100
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-
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106
100%
99%
,
1962
D^_
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108%
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series B—:
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98%
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78 %
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1963
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1962
1975
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93% 100%
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1952
—
103% 103%
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1955
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99% 100
Springfield Dlv 1st gold1 3%s—_1951
111 Cent and
99%
71
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*
1966
Cairo Bridge gold 4s
1950
Litchfield Dlv 1st gold 3s_—
1951
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3'As_195ft
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gold 3s—11951
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—1951
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191%
103
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B—
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debs--—1958
2000
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& Essex 1st gtd 3 'As
105
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4s—
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*
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1951
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,
102
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4s—1991
—
99
1977
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1940
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1966
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•
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98
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inc ser A__i_Jan 1971
Jan 1991
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109%
48%
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88%
107
1949;
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140%
74
1962
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1972
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gold 5&—1937.
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—1970
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1954
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Mo Kansas; & Texas 1st 4s.
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91
1960
ser B.
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101%
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Metrop Wat Sew & Drain 5'As
1950
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:
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—1951
■i
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1959
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1979
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1st mtge 2%s
1969
65
2
102
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91
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f.
—
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1959
104%
87
97%
63,'A-
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104%
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87 'A
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1961
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129
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91
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133'A
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117%
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100%
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2003
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2003
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122%, 122%
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1990
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1976
ser
105%
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1973
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104
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ref
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—,
1997
1997
registered—
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1998
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1998
Mich Cent coll gold 3'As.
_1998
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1998
New York Chifcago & St Louis—
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—1980
1st
mtge
3s
ser
F
1980
A-O
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J-J
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78%
*—.
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81'A
73%
74 V#
62%
77
72%
61
94
90 %
101%
97%
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N Y Dock 1st gold 4s
B... 1975 *
-
Friday
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gold 3%s:—_——.2000
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,———2043
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—2043
N
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deb
99%
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101%*
103
,
110
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.
60
1st A ref mtge 3s.
;
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4844
49
72
28%
52%
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48
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48
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1954
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1955
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52
1950
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28
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A Debenture
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lACollatferal
i
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A
52'/4
53%
186
30%
79
80 V4
49
53%
1144
11 Va
11 Va
36
9
20%
53%
49 Va
50 Va
293
29
53%
65%
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65%
681
64%
70
J-J
32%
32
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622
32
38%
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m-w
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2022
$ A Harlem River & Port Chester—
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M-S
J-D
1st 4s
——
General
1955
4s
N Y Power A Light 1st mtge
AN Y
&
Putnam
*
N
Y State
2%s_1975
gtd 4s_i_1993
1st. cons
Elec
N
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1963
JN Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
51st
refunding
J A 2d gold 4 Vis
J A General gold 5s
J A Terminal 1st gold
8
64
3
'
5%
17
100 Va
104 Va
10044 101
661/4
6644
11
66 Va
83 Va
101 Va
22
11
11 Va
26
107% 10744
9
83 Va
Niagara Falls Power 3Vis„.
1960
Norfolk Southern Ry Co—
A Gen mtge 5s conv inc—_
2014
Norfolk A Western Ry 1st gold 4s_1996
M-S
4444
12
A-O
133
134'/a
3
North
M-S
*_Y
129
Central
Gen
A ref 4 Vis
series A
4s
lien
3s
registered
4Vis series A
Ref A impt 5s series C
Ref A impt 5s series D
Ref
.
.
L.2047
A .impt
2047
2047
2047
1971
1996
2d
J-J
100
96 Va
66
1st mtge
48%
136%
126% 126%
33%
*64 V4
95
90%
9
92%
104
.
94
trust 4 Vis
Northern States Power Oo—
(Minn)
1975
MS *
..1974
mtge 2%s
1st mtge 2%s
(Wise) 1st mtge 2%s_:
103%
102
1975
100
100%
100
A-O
100
100
101%
guaranteed
1st
,
2%s
mtge
4s
1948
Oregon-Washington RR 3s
A
ser
F-A
11
7
103 Va
1960
12%
19
11
99 Va
105 Va
99%
10
99 Va
98 Va
1
98%
103
105 Va
24
105
104 Va
3s
1st
ref
Indiana
Pacific
A
ref
ref
ref
A
J-D
*_.
107 Va
.1971
series
3s
1st
J-D
J-D
105
105 Va
K
L__,
3s
1st A
,
I960
...1974
J-D
1979
J-D
3s... series N-;-*—.—1977
J-D
series M
1st 8cv ref 2%s series P
..1981
Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s debs__.___1985
2%s debentures
:
..1980
Paducah A HI 1st s f gold 4y2s__._l955
Paterson & Passaic G & E
(Oregon Lines)
Gold 4VaS
cons
5s_1949
Pennsylvania Co—
Gtd
,
4s Aeries
E
trust
Power
A
etfs*__.
1st mtge 3s
3s s f debentures
Light
109
108%
105
109
109
9
104%
104 Va
20
105 Vi
109 Vi
101%
104
"r 102
99%
104%
6
101%
106%
104
104
106%
*104
._
a
197J
Standard Oil of Calif 2%s
A-O
42 Va
4244
/
if-*
41
44
*JL
J-D
'100
106%
107 y8
Standard
/. .£1
108
104%
—
..1965
stamped dollar.,
.1948
sinking fund 4V2s_—_il960
106%
19
102 Va
105
102
15
101%
104
10133 102
Jf-N
2
101 tt
103%
Terminal Rft Assn of St Louis—
4VaS .series A—___1965
series
5s
Genferkl
444s
Gen
mtge
Conv
Gen
deb
B__
i_—1968
series D___
4%s
1981
series E.—_____1984
3 44s
....1952
...
mtge 3 Vis
F_.
ser
Peoria'& Eastern
1985
ext..—;
4s
102
102
115
115
115 Va
8
115
122%
J-D
104%
104%
104
124
104
118%
J-D
107%
107 % 108 Va
62
10?
125%
A-O
100 Va
99% 100 Va
82
99%
99%
99 >/a 100 Va
100
99%
118 Vi
100% 101 %
56
99%
103%
87 Va
101
J-J
101
A-O
•
*_.
J-J
87%
..I960
A-O
Apr
,
F-A "
"106V4
65%
66
1644
17
2
v
15,
59
12%
118%
75%
39
••
100%
103% 104%
100%
105
*
103%
MS
106
123%
130
120
126%
—
•
Phila Bait A Wash RR Co—
series B
....1974
General
gold 4%s series C—
Philadelphia Co coll tr 444 s
Philadelphia Electric Co—
1st
&
ref
234s__
1st
A
ref
2%s
1977
J-J
.1961
J-J
—.1971
...
F-A
123
*120
-
121 Va
105 Va 106
106
J-D
102
v..102
—1967
MS
1974
MS
101
101 Va
1981
J-D
*._
101%
1937
J-J
1964
F-A
f Pittsburg Bessemer & L Erie 2%s_.1998
Pgh Cine Chicago A St Louis Ry—
;
Cons gtd 3%s series E
1949
J-D
1st
&
ref
...;
244s
JIA Philippine Ry
A
—
2%s_
,1st A ref
Certificates
-
;
1st s f 4s
of
4s
13
13
13%
T
gtd
102 V, 103 Va
deposit.:
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debs.
Cons
102 %.
series F__
Cons
/Gen mtge 5s series B
Af-N
i960
106
112
F-A
1904
__
106
*109
F-A
...1963
....
100
*102%
J-D
1957
....
101% 102 Va
*—
F-A
1953
.
gtd 4s series G__
Cons gtd 4s series H___
Cons gtd 4Va8 series I...
Cons gtd 4 V2s series J
Pgh Cine Chicago at Si Loua>
Gen mtge 5s series A
101%
*__
119%
118
Jf-N
118 Va
*118
..
_.
KR—
i__1970
J-D
1975
A-O
107 »/4
107 %
107%
107 %
107 V* 108
.1975
A-O
1st mtge 3%s_1964
Consolidation Coal—
Gen
MS
103%
103% 104
103 Va
mtge
3%s
.
E__
ser
Pittsb Coke & Chem
Pittsburgh
3 Vis debentures
Pitts Steel
-1st mtge
i960
J-J
1st mtge 4V2s
1950
J-D
4Vis series B
—1950
J-D
Pittsburgh A West Virginia Ry
1st mtge 4 Vis series A
93 Va
103 Va 103 Va
103
*
103
103 Va 105
1958
J-D
.1959
A-O
86
86
..I960
A-O
84'/a
86
Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry
series A...
1948
J-D
1st mtge 4 Vis series B
1st mtge 44is series C
Pitts
92
1st gen 4s
1st gen 5s
series
B
gen 5s series C
:
1st gen 4Vis series D_._-.__
see
page
29:v
F-A
1974
.
90
*101% 102%
_1962
1st
For footnotes
*86%
J-D
*120
1977
J-D
*11844
*—
117
4s ser C—
27/aS series D_
deb.
Ref & imp M
F-A
: A Incomer 4s
—Apr 1990
Peoria & Pekin Union Ry 5%s——1974
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s ser D_.__1980
General lis
debs—_1966vi
'(NJI deb 2%s_——1971 I
2%s debs—Y,—-1966
debs
1972 ..
104%
102%
35
102 Va 103
A-O
Jf-N
General
Oil
Sunray Oil Corp
Swift A Co 2^8
102% 103%
103 %
A-O
—.1948
sterl
Cons
Merles F—1
Co—
.Consol gold 4s
General
E———1986
—1998
G.:—~—1901
Southern Ry 1st cons gold 5s.*—1994 1
Devel A gen 4s series A——1956
Devel & gen 6s series A——.—.1956
Devel A gen 6%s series A———1956
Memphis Div 1st gold 5s
—1996
St Louis Div 1st gold 4s
1951
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs—1986
ASpokane Internat 1st gold 4'/as__2013
2%s
,
21
V4 102'A
*104
Jf-0
Va
104%
99 V4 100
99 V*
109
1969
.11981
1st mtg3%s ser A.1978
1st mtge 2 Vis ser
Pennsylvania RR—
4s
...
1977
Pacific RR Co—
1st mtge
12
J-J
.1952
15
*10044 101%
A-O
Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3%s—__190O
Pennsylvania
4 VaS
1994
A
1st mtge 2%s ser
108%
106 Va
L.j,.
105 V» 106
Y
•
,
n
104 Va 105 Va
105 V4
J-D
-
'
104% 104 Va
104 Va
J-D
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines—
.-344 s conv inc debs...:..*.*—..I960
•>
*108%
1987
Ry 2%sCo—
1st 4%s
San Fr Term
....1970
1988
—
debentures
Southern
106%
,
1979
Southern
Southern
series
3s
1963
debentures
2 %s
103 %
98 Va
98 Va1
A-O
"
2%s debentures
Pacific Gas A Electric Co—
1st A
1971
1941
Gold
'
A.
debs—
1960
1976
P
•m A ref 3Vis series I.—■
1st A ret 3s
series J
Oil 2%s
Union
Skelly Oil 2%s debs
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2%s
South A Nor Ala RR gtd 5s
107 Va
11V4
A-O
1975
'?
12%
103 Va 103 Va
J-J
MS
1975
—...—
Oklahoma Gas A Electric 2%s
1996
2016
Southern Bell Tel A Tel Co—
1974
1st mtge 3s
1989
A
ser
t§ASilesian-Am Corp coll tr 7s
JOgdensburg A Lake Champlain Ry—
A 1st
gtd 4%s_—1941
3%s B
1971
Gen mtge 4V2S ser
Shell
.
Ohio Edison
Union Depot
1st mtge 4s
A
104 Va
*_.
100
A-O
.___1977
1990
Seagram (Jos E) A Sons 2%s debs. 1966
104%
10244
F-A
—Nov 1989
Scioto V & N E 1st gtd 4s
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
■
1st
Line RR
§ A Short
St Paul
103%
99%
6
106
—1989
ctfs
tSt Paul & Kansas City—.
101
100
101 Va 102 »/a
101 Va
bond
inc
A ref gold 5s series A
St Paul A Duluth 1st cons gold 4s_1968
,
Coll
4s
A Gen
1997
2022
Ry—
certificates
bond
4s
A 2d
76%
72%
61
1O0
98 Va
98 Va
J-J
33
97
98
99 Va
J-J
109%
60%
4s ser A
4%s ser A—i
Louis-Southwestern
1st
113%
99
4
68
-
2nd mtge
'St
128
101
39
67 Va
1996
1955
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
128
100
Q-J
Q-F
Q-A
-'
109
132%
44
105
67
:
Jan 1 2047
3s
Power 3s ser A
1st gold 5s
gold 6s
St L Rocky Mt & P 5s stpd
St Lawr A Adir
<
20%
9
107%
120
103
103 Va
Q-J
1997
1997
registered..:
43%
MS
—1974
1934
.1949
-1941
Saguenay
101%
101
.
A-0
A ref 5s—...1974
gen
Northern Pacific. Railway-rPrior lien 4s
General
f
U
17%
92
83 Va
5
101
&3V4
Rutland
a
40
~9%
55
17 Va
Jf-N
J-J
J-J
Y
—1969
stpd____
RR-4%8 stamped.
4s
34
14%
5s
—1943
Telephone 2%s ser D——1982
JjAN Y West A Bost 1st 4Vis
1940
N
93 Va
•
105% 108%
Ref & imp
Texas Corp 3s
95
*102 Va 103 Vi
107
29%
3844
*22
16%
103%
105
38
series J
3%s
mtge
tARut-Cahadiaii
103%
"105
J-J
Gen
t§AR I Ark A Louis 1st 4%8
77
59
100
J-J
F-A
F-A
1937
1937
1940
5s_
13
4%
J-J
—.1977
2%s
Gas
&
9%
344
100l/4
MS
A-0
i
14
9%
444
Reading Co 1st A ref 3%s ser D, .1995
Revere Copper & Brass 3%s
-I960
Rochester Gas A Elec Corp—
Gen mtge 4%s series D
1977
Gen mtge 3%s series H
—1967
Gen mtge 3%s series I
—1967
104%
97%
99 Va 100
AT-N
JAN Y Ont & West ref 4S—June 1992
A
101
80%
j-d
J-J
.
,—2007
101
56%
80
_
1927—1907
1—
w
53 Vb
A-O
,
1957
4s
ser
Quaker Oats 2%s deb
J-J
.1940
:
a
1st & ref(4S
J-J
—1948
—-
trust
A
-
5s_.
No.
7/
100
51
ANon-conv deb 4s
y
*__
2016
198B
—1966
Bonds
Sold
High
109% 109%
.j—____.1972
1st & ref mtge
ANon-conv deb 4s
■
*10%
1956
...1968
1st A ref mtge 8s
If-8
Range
Friday's
*111
1977
11957
85%
68%
77
"73
or
Bid & Asked
1960
mortgage 3448—
t A Providence Securities 4s—.
00
69%
69
69
1st M 3%s
El Pwr
Potomac
110%
103
108
"104
Week's
100 ': 100
1964
103 Vi
1947
:
3%s
3Vis—
ANon-conv deb,
-3
96 Va
1947
ANon-conv deb 4s
ANon-conv
99%
Sale Price
Low
*103% 112'/a
Jf-N
-
11
Last
Period
York Stock Exchange
New
High
Low
No.
*101
—
Jf-N
4%s -series B—
—*
-1973
IN Y New Haven & Harford RR—
97%
99%
J-/
series A—1973
4s
West
-
High
Interest
BONDS
:■
January 1
Sold
96 Va
A-0
F-A
Jf-N
J-J
26
SEPTEMBER
ENDING
Range Since
Bonds
Low
N
WEEK
FOR
RECORD
BOND
YORK
N EW
Monday, September 29,1947' ■'
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
►
1
mm
Volume 166
Number 4633
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(1277)
NEW
YORK
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
:
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Walker (Hiram) G & W 2%s debs.1966
Walworth Co conv debentures 3%s_1976
BOND
WEEK
ENDING
M-N
Range Since
Sold
Low
*99'/a 100
Af-N
95
A-0
New York
94
F-A
*__
J-D
2
100
1st mortgage 3s
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s
107%
^Wisconsin Central Ry
8 A 1st general 4s—
105%
57%
*100%
50 ;
Wilson .&
60
110% 110%
3
101%
102
103
103
V
110%
113%
106
106
106
10
105%
§ASu
of
or
107
107
6
106%
102%
102% 103
10
101 %
101% 101%
22
101%
93 %
16
79%
*103
67
Low
J-D
J-J
21
105%
118%:
60
83%
82%
66
21
98
98%
13
*—
108%
.*97
100
75%
15%
10
*19%
1976
High
103
116%
6667
Af-N
2%s
NO.
103%
*—
deposit.
Power
Range Since
January 1
Sold
'*117%
J-J
lst4s—1936
I'
Bonds
High
24 y8
18
21
98
102
106
M-N
-..-1949
Low
106%
101%
A-0
J-J
109%
May
of
Electric
1958
—I960
Friday's
Bid & Asked
deposit—
& Du div & term
Wisconsin
*
107%
107
A-0
West Penn Power 3%s series 1—1966
Western Maryland 1st 4s
.—1952
Western Pacific 4Vas lnc aer A—.2014
Sale Price
.
ACertificates
J-D
,
Week's Range
Last
Period
..
Co
ACertificates
100%
—
J-J
—
Friday
Interest
,
Exchange
100%
40
107
*53
Q-Af
Stock
High
•
98%
96 y»
107
F-A
,
26
BONDS
January 1
Ho.
■>
High
Ward
Baking Co—
5%o debs (subordinated).
.--1970
Warrfen BR 1st ret gtd gold 3 Mrs—2000
Washington Central Ry 1st 4s--_1948
Washington Terminal 2%s aer A—1970
Westchester Ltg 5s stpd gtd.1950
Gen mtge 3%3
——1967
RECORD
SEPTEMBER
Week's Range
Interest
-
New York Stock Exchange
'/
FOR
t
Wisconsin
Public
Service
3%s
1971
108%
109%
Western Union Telegraph Co—
Funding & real estate 4 Vis
1950
25-year gold 5s
30-year 5s
——1951
West
debentures
197JI
1st
ref
2%s
M
3%s
mtge
95%
75
93%
*101% 102
95
100 7/a
101
101 %
6
M-S
65
64%
65%
25
57
64
63
64
11
55%
104%
100
102 %
100%
103
A
1992
D
ser
J-D
1970
*97
M-S
1
1967
—;
__
99%
*99% 100%
J-J
99%
99% 100
50
76%.
99%
1976
J-J
,
106%
*104%
& Power 2%s
101%
100
dellv?ry sale not lncIuded la the
year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale
not
in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not
included in the year's range;
r Cash sale
not included in the year's
range,
y Ex-coupon.
...
SNegotiability impaired by maturity.
fThe price represented is the dollar
quotation per 200pound unit of bonds. Accrued interest payable at the
exohange rate of $4 8484.
V
tCompanies reported as being in
bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed
by such companies.
*
Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted
during current week. '
*
ABonds selling flat.
.
72%
Af-N
101
Elec Lt
f
included
.
103
M-S
-1949
series
Yonkers
103
101
%
Af-S
guaranteed
Wheeling Steel 3148 series C1st
76%
102
2361
——
4s
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 4s
&
106
92
-2361
Shore
Registered
Gen
93%
90
J-J
94
92
?o
J-J
1951
Westinghouse El & Mfg 2%s
2%8
M-S
1960
93%
101%
,
i
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
AND
WEEKLY
NOTICE—Ca3h and
in
footnote
a
in
the
RECORD
YEARLY
deferred delivery sales are
week in
which
they
disregarded in the week's range unless they are the only transactions of the week, and when selling outside
the regular weekly range
No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
occur.
•
In the following extensive list we furnish
*
•
are
shown
«
complete record of the transactions on the New York Curb Exchange for the week
beginning on Saturday,
Sept. 20, and ending the present Friday, Sept. 26. It is compiled from the daily J reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is
intended to include every
security,
whether stock or bond, in which any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
,
a
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS-—
New
York
Curb
Par
ACF-Brill Motors warrants
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adam
.
Alloys
4%
Inc..
,1
.
3
:
Appliance.:
pfd__
Airlines
lnc
Altorfer Bros Co
$3.75
Co
common
of
Aluminium
<■'
'
Ltd
American
;
,
'!
Co—
—
convertible
-
25
10c
Blue
Feb
Blum
1
:;Jan
Bohack
Bourjois
lnc
300
161% May
195%
Feb
Brazilian
Traction Light
,
Scrymser
90
50
50
Mar
52%
Sep
7%
Jan
»
100
37%
9,000
36%
200
110%
Apr
2%
May
17
100
Amer
113
49
Jan
43%
Sep
51
Jan
13%
Jan
19%
Sep
32%
33%
400
19%
19%
45%
124% 124%
3%
1,900
,
2,900
American
Mafacaibo
American
Metal
3%
Jan
29% May
37%
Feb
18%
Sep
24%
Jan
28%
Jun
32 % July
14%
American
Meter
Co_____-__i
American
Class
Potash
& Chem
*
—'
Amer Superpower
Apr
17% July
4% Feb
'
Amer dep
Common class A non-voting
:f.f
6%
7
7
_
British
American
iji
'
{i
*5
v.
;
t
-
■(
....
18
17%
5%
Amer dep rots ord reg
Class B_
18%
—
"5"%
"5%
600
8'%
100
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
;_*
1
^
1
Avery
6%.
Voting Machine.^.
(B F)
& Sons
Ayrshire
Collieries
*
common
5
.....
25
preferred
Corp
1
63
19%
19%
13
13
200
3
200
100.
3
23%
23 %
100
-* "
21%
21%
7%
22%
8
1,700
500
Feb
May
9%
Jan
110
'
5%
110
-
111
-
500
1700
260
5%
5%
.
5%
1,500
5%
5%
6
3000
syA.
10%
__
"
53410%
1,000
__
10%
12%
10%
12%
300
110
800
%
SVs
__
6
6
1
„
800
8%
100
6%
900
5%
5%
2,700
31%
30%
32%
2^600
5%
5%
__
200
24
July
5%
Feb
10%
Feb
Sep
114% Mar
rs% -Feb
3'% May
Jan
10%
Jun
9% May
10% Jan
Sep
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4% Jan
5%
50
__
Aug
Apr
6% July
6% July
11% July
114
14%
Mar
Feb
127/8 July
11% May
1%
Jan
11% July
9% Feb
63
July
3% May
7
Feb
24% May
5% Sep
37
Feb
9
Jan
13%
-
♦
52%
1%
preferred—
For footnotes
30
see
page
33.
__
40
Calamba
7%
Feb
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California
Electric
Tungsten
Camden
Fire
Canada
pfd-
6% May
14% July
Feb
5% Aug
26%
10%
Jan
Jan
22
Feb
Jan
,*6
Feb
19%
Sep
#5
Jan
14% Aug
Sep
13
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Jan
20%
Feb
2%
23
Sep
4%
Feb
July
27% Mar
1% May
15 % May
2% Mar
5% May
Jun
23% July
9
Feb
47
Ji.a
Feb
26%
Feb
10%
Jun
12%
Feb
16%
16%
16%
1,000
15% May
—
14%
10% May
% Jun
1
%
3%
14%
100
%
18
6,100
3%
3%
1.200
__
.
,
V
3%
Sep
12% May"
19% Mar
15
Sep
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"
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4% Apr
7%
400
7%
8 %
3,000
2%
2%
2%"
300
7% May
2% May
21%
3% Mar
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10
5%
Mar
Jan
Feb
Jun
23 % Mar
*
Jan
20
Jan
26
May
26
May
*
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20
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Canada Gement Co Ltd common
preference:—
IV2
8
22
May
22
May
Canadian Canners Ltd.—
Convertible
Canadian
A
Class
B
Canadian
7%
preferred
Industrial Alcohol—
Class
non-voting—
Industries
1
Capital City Products—
Carey Baxter & Kennedy
& Co
Carolina
Co
Amer
1
.
10
common
&
,
——
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1%
1,600
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400
48%
49
210
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3,400
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Jun
165
3
Jan
45
Mar
34%
6%
Jan
10%
23
~
July
32%
Jan
43
% Jan
51
Aug
Feb
115%
Feb
119
July
7%
Sep
20
Jan
1% July
1%'
2s 6d
Jan
54
Sep
Catalin
3
Apr
53%
Sep
3.50% preferred—
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Central Ohio Steel Products—.——
Power
9
1
:
(A M) & Co
Corp of America
Maine
"I
*
—1
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Casco Products common
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,
dep rets B ord
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Co
Ltd—
27
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1%
.-*
lnc—
common
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Carr-Consol
Carreras
Jan
15
1% May
Apr
165
100
preferred—.
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15%
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Canadian Marconi
Carnation
9% May
9 % May
—*
*
voting...
Jan
Jan
2% July
6% Jan
*
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Feb
42%
3% Jun
5
24%
Sep
500
1
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31%
37% May
3%
1
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6%%
3%
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—:—1
25
40
20
Jan
Jun
Feb
25
50c
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300
200
4
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17% Jan
22% Jan
Wireless—
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Feb
40
12% Aug
Jan
(
:
16
3,000
14% May
17% May
:r
1,200
.
.
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53%
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37
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Cable Electric
Central
52
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132
Jun
11%
--
12 %c
10% May
54
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:
rets..—
600
25%
116
2.50
—
1,000
25 %
__
15
55
*
14%
53
—
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; Apr
May
32
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Babcock & Wilcox Co...
I
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4% May
3% May
9
1
May
7% Jan
110%
__
12%
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Corp Amer dep
Cables &
Jan
3%
Jan^
Feb
9%
16%
9%
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;
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burd Piston Ring Co..
Feb
5%
Jan
A Sep
8"%
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<
7% Jan
3%
8%
...
Jan
Apr
__
,
,
—*
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Jan
5%
5%
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1%
300
50
i
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Atlas* Ply wood Corp
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1
...
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*
■
6%
.
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11% Feb
6%* -Feb
•
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__
•
__
23%
l"l*c
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.
Jun
11%
33
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Brown Forman Distillers.—...
—1
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6%
.
r4
May
7%
600
8 %
>
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J.—
.—
Burry Biscuit Corp
Butler (P H) common
200
6
24% Mar
23
£1
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Feb
2,100
£1
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) Automatic Products—
1;
i
of
Assooiated Tel & Tel class A
if Atlantic Coast Une
•
;
dep rets reg—
Laundries
600
Sep
Apr
42
May
4% Aug
1
1',300
*:
.:
Feb
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A
i«i Assooiated Electric Industries—
riLAssociated
3%
'17 100
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Jan
21%
rets ord bearer——.-£1"
43
7%
&
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? ?t.'Ashland Oil
<k Refining Co—^
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*
Jun
2%
23
37% May
.
*
dep rets ord reg....—:
43%
%
...
:
10
1%
56%
24% July
48% Sep
29% May
16% May
7%
.
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( Arkansas Power
May
600
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56
;
common...
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15
35
__
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56
2
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100
23
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5
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.
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3,300
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34%
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700
3
17%
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American Writing Paper
15%
45
__
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,
2%
10
*
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15%
3
—
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American
{
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class A____*
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Co.—.
,
25
common.—'
35%
500
...
American Mfg Co
Apr
Sep
10
*
'
Feb*
3
10
—*
*
6
6
6%
1,200
Apr
11
Mar
6
May
9
Jan
30
10
1
1%
"9%
10
3,500
May
9% May
43%
Feb
17%
Feb
Co—
1
87
87%
40
18%
18%
600
15 V8
98%
98%
50
98%
97/a
10%
15,900
87
100
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
.100
Central & South West Corp..——*
f
Jan
%
Sep
7% May
6% May
100
1
Co..^_—:
180
May
25
32%
11%
45
3%
——*
American Tobacco^—t
Amer dep
Jan
400
19%
British
Feb
19%
18%
11%
45
-*
BritishrAmerican Oil
Jan
3%
May
17%
—1
—
A..—J-
23
44%
44%
Class
43%
2% May
42% Sep
43
200
3%
*
...
Aeronautical.
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8% Mar
23
'
May
50
43
17% xl8%
•
& Power
Feb
1
14,700
11 %
*
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Bridgeport Oil Co
Brillo Mfg Co common
.1% Jan
Sep
111% 112%
; 2%
17%
Co..——25
Corp common
Brewster
Feb
3% Mar
% !?Jun
19
1%
.
5
4% May
36%
l36% Sep
_*
—
Feb
31
1
1st preferred—-——100
Sep
2% May
May
Jan
7%
1% July
140,
1
common....
32%
700
-:lff%
300
Feb
20%
Jun
16
1,200
1
&.Co common
Co
Jan
"1,700
19
7%
(S)
(H C)
Borne,
%
...
Hard Rubber Co.———25
Blumenthal
Feb
80
Ridge Corp common——
(Philip) & Co lnc
Sep
5%
__
American
i-
Aug
Feb
*,»«
__
_i
Laundry Mach__J:__:
20
American Light Sc Trac.common__.__25
6%
preferred..—..
;
25
5
22%
5 %
36%
18%
1%
2
136% 141%
6%
19%
16
1
—
105%
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200
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common
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(
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Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com.*
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3
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5%
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111%
—
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18
52%
16
*
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52%
50
17%
136%
1
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lnc
19
1,300
Apr
Mar
100
2%
6,500
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11
July
3% May
*
Bickford's
Aug
102%
&
ISO
—
'
13
6
18
1
100
5%
:
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1
common
Canada
Hedges common
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Berkey & Gay Furniture
.
52%
_1
preferred..
$2.50 convertible preferred...
Benson
2% July
70
Jan
10
American General Corp common
Jan
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22'
2%
100
preferred
Jan
of
.
1.
1
Fork & Hoe commoiV——^
American Gas & Electric——
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Bell
High
9% May
1
common—
172%
;
171
__
.
500
Bellanca.
Ties
32%
22
32
__
Americah & Foreign Power warrants—
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103% 103%
...
Beck
Feb
(L)
11%
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17
200
1
Feb
108
48% May
14,10o
5
common
& Co common
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6"% July
"4 %
17
4%
1
Feb
92
~4%
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10%
8
1
...
lnc
Feb
Tel
Range Since January 1
High
10%
^
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9
6% Aug
13
57%
&
$1.20 convertible A
5%
Jan
Low
1
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4%
Sep
May
3
100
...
...
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$2
1,600
,
100
B
4%%
6%
56%
57
•
American Cities Power & Light—
Class A__
American
4%
15
103%
Barlow
Feb
38
Jun
5 '
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:
4%
„
•
American Book Co
Class
4
67/a
*
...
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Car
500
-
103
4%
100
w_—
common..:
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6
300
1
common—
f
\
5%
*
common...*
preferred.!.;
Aluminum Goods Mfg
Aluminum Industries
4
.
..5
l—;
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cumulative
2,400
Steel
12%
July
Sep
3% Sep
Shares
shares..
i~5
1%
81
1
Aluminum
lYa
37/a
J
1
Fisher common..—
3%
for Week
los Andes—
de
Barium
3% Aug
Sep
3% May
1%
__
100
Allied Internat Investing Corp
;
Allied Products
(Mich) common
Aug
10% May
7% Jun
50
Alles &
\
300
300
—
„
Feb
2
'
■
Aug
11%
31
3
Banco
Basic
8%
1%
10
Alaska
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Feb
American
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Baldwin Rubber Co common
31
Week's
Last
Jan
2%
400
13%
8%
Friday
Sale Price
Exchange
12%
Jan
6% May
1,300
2%
Curb
High
—
13
__
50c
Alabama Great Southern
Power 4.20%
3 '
—
__
2
900...
10
;
...
2%
—
1
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23
York
New
5%
May
4% Aug
3,200
7%
2%
__
5
Aireon Mfg Corp common
60c convertible preferred—
6%
.
—
—1
,
Ainsworth Mfg common..
Air Associates lnc (N J)
Air Investors common.-—
Alabama
L
Low
4%
-
26
STOCKS—
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Supply Mfg capital stock
■;
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4%
SEPTEMBER
Range Since January 1
High
10
Agnew
.
Shares
3
T
*_—
common
Hat Stores
Low
ENDING
for Week
-
-
Aeronautical Products Inc..
Aero
of Prices
WEEK
Sales
-
Range
Sale Price
*
,
Co
Week's
Last
Exchange
FOR
18%
10
Sep
May
Sep
8% May
96%
Feb
21 % July
102
11%
Jan
Feb
■
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0
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
(1278)
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Exchange;
Curb
Shares
Conv
Conv
Co
Aircraft
Charts
Corp
Low
125
11% May
24%
common
72
260
46
83
22%
Jan
May
12
Apr
12% May
3%
3 %-
3%
2%
1,200
18
May
5
70
4
18
17 %
1
225
77%
Mar
14
400
1
May
300
93
May
36
35%
37
15,000
23% Jan
.—5
12
11 %,
12
300
10 % May
8 % May
—10
1
Development
Colonial Airlines
7
7/
300>
7%
1
6%
X33y2
—1
7%
1,900
7%
2,500
4%
3,600
25%'Jan
5y8
1
8%
4Vs%
4%
8%
77/b
1,200
1,200
500
series
Mining
Royalty
—1
Oil
Consolidated Steel Corp common
Car-Na-Var
Cook
&
Varnish
ll3/4
12%.
x23/4
200
900
♦
34%
Hi
Ltd—
11%
13%.
Petrol
Crown
CO
Drug
(Md)
1%
% May
8
July
1 %
700
7%
2%
..
1,200
4
$5
CO
18%
18%
3,400
105%
105
105
19%
870
14%.
—
37%
1
i
8%
Derby Oil
8
Co
epmmon,
—
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing-
Detroit Gray
Detroit Steel
Devoe &
Diana
Products' new
Co
107
p
28
6%
32
200
—
17
•
150
9
V4
100
2 3/a
500
Dobeckraun Co
1
common
Domestic Credit Corp class A
1
Dominion Bridge Co
3,300
Co
Draper
25
1
Power
20
Sep
16
Durham Hosiery class B common.
Duro Test Corp common
19
12%
300
117a Sep
3 V4
1,900
11%
763/4
70
72
40
40
'
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**
aw
1
,
me"
6%
preferred—
May
79
May
Auk
77e Sep
12
5%
5%
100
14%
100
May
4% May
11% May
Malleable
Eastern
1,800
82-
837a
200
67*
69%
"27a
~3
1,200
68
States, Corp
Iron.
66
69
300
1
137a
l35/a
14%
—1
565/a
56%
57%
9%
1,600
6 % May
6972
800
35%
preferred series B
Eastern
Jan
17* May
50
May
preferred series A
$6
37a
..25
;
$7
2% May
81
May
49
May
3%
.100
;
Eastern
10
Jan
Jan
67e Mar
22%, Feb
54% Aug
17% Jan
Sep
29%
Apr
18
Jan
25
Feb
2,200
16
Jun
19,74 July
143% Mar
127a
800
9% May
13% Sep
37a-
2.100
3% May
75-
59
400
34%.
30
100
..74
61%
577a
597*
300
14%
15%-
1,000
8
—
8%
900
104 Va
102%
75-
Jun
I V*
% May
Jan
51%. Aug
Apr
7% May
47% May
62% Jan
9% May
17% Feb
t
1
5"^> 8%
Jan
34% -Sep
May
July
Jan
,
55% Jan
Jun
48
25 V*
100
5,300
100
17
44
5974
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100
101
—10 *.
Sep
4
52% May
14
stock
136.
100|iS;3.3ft
:
common..250^4*
15%
Jan
9%. Feb
Mar
8
Sep
95% May
30
45
107a
133%
Jun
350
1377*
1Q
39%
14
Feb
-
112
July
145
Apr
47
July
Jan
1,100
—
15%. Jan
9% July
-
109%
Sep
114%
Feb
11%
100
109% 110
—100$$*-J.
& Alabastine
.
43.7a
25;^i—.
:
5,7*'
13 %
-
Paper
Electric Light
1,000
14
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—
Bridge Co Ltd
"
Jun
15%
Feb
Jan
1474
Sep
Corp-.,
,
Dept Stores common
Mining Co
Rubinstein——
130
571/2
3>/4
59
3Va
2%
7
7,
73/4
77a
13% 14
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Heyden Chemical common—
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Co class A
&
40
May
700
13
Aug
750
42% May
4Va, Feb
300
6 V* May
300
200
48
Feb
Holly Stores Inc...
10% May
18% Feb
6% Feb
Hormel*
15% Jan
Horn
777*. July
74%. July
Jan
13'/2
13% Aug
20 3/4
.
203/4
53%
Jan
Sep
16
.Jan
300
8%
55
14%Mar
May
25
50
137* Feb
9 V* May
101V* May
400
100
107
Jan
85
Mar
May
Jan
157a, Feb
19% May
Mar
x35 V* Feb
8%
97a
93/4
1074
450
3,200
—
57
7% May
Aug
107a. Feb
4% Apr
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49
.
—
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Horder's
July
50% Aug
37a July
9
10
23%
Horn &
&
Inc—
40%
37%
(Geo A) & Co common
Hardart Baking Co.
:—
,
(Harvey) Inc
—ife',35;
35
Co
Hussman- Refrigerator Co
$2.25 preferred
i
Jan
23
Aug
Jan
41% Aug
70%
325..
181
Jun
50
4,400.
43,,
Feb
116.7* July
28
Apr
36V2. Aug
72% Aug
55% Apr
common.
warrants
&
—
Huyler's common
—
1st
preferred—
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
~6
'
.—IP*:
...
—
9%
1m'- 46%
12%
6;
500
25
12 Va
aV^ Feb
Sep
42
127a
—
Feb
Mar
34% May
4%t Jun
& Mfg,
stock
35
67,%
——
27%
37
155
io°rII—
preferred
Common
3774
10
Jun
113
1
Hardart common
40 Va
Jan
20
Holophane Co common
74
9 V*. July
17% Feb
10% May
Apr
Jan
Apr
May
7%
900
107s 10%
1033/4 104,
Feb
9
13
225
%-454%
...
106
97%
Sep
900
13 '
Feb
5
27a
9
8%
—
7QV* Feb
Apt
2% May,
300
81
Hollinger Consolidated G M
4% Jan
55%
800
27a
11
'C*--
'
357* Aug
May
;87a
7v
preferred w w
preferred w w
87a. Feb
5% May
Ay' 10%
10 ^'8
—12%
4^'8%
—
—
Jan
,
9
28
—J'
Henry Holt & Co common..—...—
Feb
39
9mm*.
4%
Feb
67
50
mmmm
.100
200
"i% "i%
■
—
common
5%%
Jun
94
763/4
75
'
177a
25%
Sep
24%
^
20
143/a
__
19'/a
537a
96 %
4% May
13% Jun
■
Stores Products
Hurd Lock
preferred
110 Va
300
33.%
25«%—"•
5%
prior
Jan
100
57a
100
Humble Oil & Refining
%
115% Mar
58.%
^
10 (7;
Hubbell
4 %
Apr
3%
_* i&j—
1'
11
50
Heller Co common—
4% Jan
Feb
33%
Jan
107a May
Jan'
1,200
■'
3%
112%
12
—
Feb
96
11%
763/4
-
*
•
98% Aug
21%
'
1.1_1
common
Mar
13 %
19% Feb
2% May
33%
•
•
East Gas & Fuel Assn
May
27 %
*%^34%
Non-voting common
7%, 1st preferred—
Helena
Feb
20 V*
12% May
!
Duval Texas Sulphur
Jan
3
197b
Rapids Varnish.
Heam
7 7* Jan
Feb
400
3 Va
£1
Aug
May
25% Feb
89
Feb
——
!
Feb
31%
109-
13%
Hartford Rayon common
Feb
37a
47* Ay?
»
dep rets ord reg
Ja4
93/i
30
18%
Hazeltine
14
11% Sep
Dunlop Rubber/Co Ltd—
Amer
J»b
9%
Jan
24
xl03% July
18 % May
53.7a
Hartford
July
17% Aug
117a
"Ho
Co
Co..
14
937*
■
Feb
17
500
3 7*
*
Jan
Apr
10% Aug
6
May
7% July
700
5%
1
3%
Harvard Brewing Co
1
-l'V%.
Hat Corp of America. B non-vot com—1 ^ '. -Hathaway Bakeries Inc.
1
J 73/4
500
147*
—
32%
22
89
Hammermill
Feb
1,100
1474
— —
Jan
400
3%
Great Northern Paper—.
May
6%
177a
*
Corp
Driver Harris
Puke
12%
12%
—-
>__* '•
Ltd
6%
Feb
20%
18.7a
prior preferred..
Hamilton
12%
*
Chem
Dominion Textile Co Ltd
Jan
"3 7a
21%
Hall Lamp Co
6%
—■
Dominion Steel, & Conl B
Dominion Tar &
20
..
1
Gulf States Utilities $4.40 pfd
19
«
Ltd
300
—...
Gorham Inc class A—;
10%. Feb
23/a May
'
37a
Feb
193/4
-■
Inc common
Grocery
155
May,
9V4
tr
31
106
191/*
Inc
Jan
38
Aug
25/a
—
100
2.5(1 («^21.%
Distilleries class B:
Jan
8
Apr
6%, May
9% May
600
11%
—
117a
1
common.
300
^
—%
Feb
11%
£1
8%
8
29%
§x
Goodman Mfg Co.
Hecla
rets ord reg
50
25,
377*. Jan
May
27a
6 3%
Sep
May
3% May
700
lOo
18%
Goldfield Consolidated; Mines
Grand
8V4
43/4
8%
'vCf~
^0
Coal,
Mfg
May
2
111% 113
Class B
Gorham
104 Va
700
-
Godchaux Sugars class A
$4.50
11V4
193/4
Apr
"3V2
—
(Adolf)
Apr
6% May
93
Co
Glenmore
Gobei
15
2 V*
8
preferred—
Feb
147*
10% Apt
9% Sep
»
Feb
1
4.
25-
■iri9%'
preferred-
i.
Globe-Union
Jan
8
May
1074 May
16 %
50c
"
2,900
4%
/106
(A C) common
Alden
Glen
Jan
17
Sep
7%, May
16%
19
—10
com
common
Feb
110%
$6
Gladding McBean & Co
Gleaner Harvester Corp
Ltd
Amer dep
Corp
Corp
-
Feb
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
105
300
7%
7
7
11"
—
1
1
Foundry
Raynolds class B
Distillers
Dlvco
Iron
Stores
7- 11
5
127a
29
16% May
~7.y* _8V*
1%:I|-
Jan
——
pm~
„50c
400
J/%*.
—10i
pfd;
26%
18% Sep
125
37%
774
—100
debenture
Feb
26%
H
37
•mmm
35
38 V2
200
common
Gray Mfg Co.—
•
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common..
Dennison Mfg dass A common.
14V2. Feb
Sep
preferred
Gypsum Lime
..2.50
Davidson Brothers Inc
IOV4; Jan
31% Feb
Jun
Sept
67* May
1,100
D
Davenport Hosiery Mills
7%
20
200
2%
Feb
150*
14%
Mar
29%
,
16%
fx |<J|
2^./.\^5
^ #
Feb
Feb
5%
2.5o
5
Sep
3
Sep
8 3/a
—
33
*
22
V* Aug
18
50
29%.
153/4
Power $6 preferred
Gilchrist
Feb
6%
Apr
Sep
83/4
«v;8
^
common
Preferred
Feb
2%
67a
207* Feb
Sep
7%
8%
Graham-Paige Motors $5 conv pfd__25
Apr
16%
94
20
560
^00
__
29.7a,
Shareholdings Corp- com
Gilbert
Feb
147a
Feb.
600
>'15%
Giant Yellowknife. Gold Mines—.—._
67* Feb
Feh
May
1,700
7'/4
10
ley* May
3% May
1% Apr
1
3,500
25
7 Va
reg—
Public Service
Georgia
Jan
10%
Sep
~9 Va
2274
Plywood Corp.
357* Aug
Apr
7%
2,000
V*
125.
i€:8%
Ltd—
General
46% July
25% Jan
213/4
21
"33%
*37*
io
common.
Co
Fireproofing
General
14% Aug,
47a July
Jan
~4% ~4 7a
"4%
125c
(Ma)._.
Co
Jun
3
6% May
Sugar.—————5
——..100
Curtis Lighting Inc
Electric
General
Jan
4s/a
36
8,800
15%
7 Va.
"7%
preferred...—
Mfg
34%
1
Cuban Tobacco common*
Curtis
11%
21
common
General Outdoor Adv 6%
Feb
15%
Jun
*
common
Corp
General
Jan
100
6,100
4%
46
33%
33%
1—5
.
A
preferred
Atlantic
1%
2,200
14
447a
«
^Crystal Oil Refining common
Cuban
274
1
—...
International
Cork
800
1,000
■
Feb
11
9 % May
1,600
3>/B
4y8
4%
1
—
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown Cent
1278
163/4
25,%
preferred series A
Sep
6
14
5
—„
Crosley Motors Inc......
Crown
Iff
27b
2%
1,100
(ord reg), ..£1
—_I
Co.—4
Brewing
9
16%
Jan
64
47a Sep
77a
General Finance Corp
33/4 Aug.
Sep
87a July
Va May
1,200
5Q
;
-
33/4 Aug
197e Feb
417*. Feb
May
3%
20% July-
5%
Stores
Amer dep rcta ord
Feb
127a
Jun
Jan
47a
fr
preferred
conv
General
•
dep* receipts
Petroleum
5%
1,900
-50
American
26
400
10 %
9
Hi
Creole
$6
3 s/8
9%
I®
Petroleum common
Courtaulds
400
3%
9%
lie
A—
35
3%
convertible* preferred
Croft
34%
7%
16
47s
~8%
General Builders Supply Corp
5% conv. preferred
July
347a
10% May
3,500
43%. Jan
1.25
preferred
i
Gellman Mfg Co common
General Alloys Co,
Feb
3 %
2% Sep
13 %
Jan
„
5%
Jan
85%
21% Apr
2,000
13%
12
class
27
x23/4
*,
Reynolds
preferred
5%,
26 V*
11%
*
$1
Cosden
63% May
2% May
200
40
Gatineau Power Co common
9% Jan
*7;% May
675
13 y2
common
8c
2,300
25/8
Brewing Co
$6, convertible
III
com
Co
Cornucopia Gold Mines—
Range
Corroon
26 y4
8%
70
x2%
Co
Cooper Brewing Co class A
Inc
8%
2%
...1
Fdy & Machine Co.
Core
1107a
69
100
(Geo A) Co
118% Jan
108
...1
Corp
Continental
Paint
1157a Mar
10
-10c
Consolidated* Textile Co
Continental
Copper
40
109
8%
41%
t
Jan
116
1%
41%
14
1
Feb
83%,
Mar
23/* Jan
1%
(Peter) Brewing—
Garrett
Jan
2
109
6c Smelt Ltd:
Consolidated
43
68% May
800
1% May
£lix,
voting.
Fuller
Jan
Apt
% May
34% Jun
116
5
—10
*
Consolidated* Gas- Utilities—
Consolidated
71
600
Feb
10%
7
2%
dep rets hearer
472%;
347* Jan
2 % Jan
7a Apr
210
2%
Franklin Simon & Co Inc
Ps Jan
30% Jun
B
Franklin
57* Aug
350
4,600
463/*
,
July
7
2,400
117a
46
a*
i|/J^,,
non-voting
Fox
36% July
A Aug
tt
71
100
100
preferred
C
series B
preferred
71
8
A
Fort Pitt
137* Feb
47a. Feb
117* Feb
3% May
n
2—•
Bait common
Aug
4% May
—•
preferred.
$3
7
16%
11
«'•
::iocf?s%
dep rets ord reg
Amer
Sep
61,100
31
Conn Gas 6s Coke Secur common..—*
Consol G E L F
May
157a
& #5%
in
—
Glass
Jan
11,400
32
%
%
3,
Aug
223/* Jan
Ford Motor of France—
3
X
Iff
30%
-1
1966...
35
5%
.25
Community Water Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
4%,
X33 V2
iV
Southern warrants-
.
37s May
400
6%
4%
600
30 Va
Apr
12% May
11
Sep
45
Aug
——
(M H) eo—
Class
10% Aug
9% May
25
Community, Public Service.—
37a
33/4; Feb
May
Ford Motor of Canada—
Jan
129
674 Aug
3 y8)
Amer
157* Feb*
Jan
Jan
21
28
—
Corp.
(Phila)
to $1 Stores.;
5c
2
1,000
27
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Jan
Feb
37a
1% May
3
warrants
Commodore Hotel Inc.
11%
19
Sep
66%
170
•
Colt's Manufacturing Co
to
5,800
Fishman
Jan
397* July
15
Feb
13% May
97a
7
Colonial Sand & Stone Co.,
ext
2%
,1
Colorado Fuel & Iron
550
129
125
ordinary,
Colon
17
2y8
128
—
Cockshutt Plow Co common
&
15 y2
4
.100
Club Alum Products Co
Vtc
y8
1%
1
,—
Clayton. & Lambert Mfg...
Clinchfield Coal Corp
Commonwealth
16
1
Clairostat Mfg: CoClaude Neon Inc common
Jul*
l3/4 Mar
148
—
First York Corp common
$2 div cum preferred
Jan
18
May
iy4
128 y2
125
Fire; Association
700
6,900
Feb,
9%
7% May
8%
3%
1'
*>-C;16%
4;. 721%
Fedders-Quigan
14
25% Aug
Cities Service common.J,r.-,-l--. ...10
CitX Auto Stamping
City & Suburban Homes
Clark Controller Co
Feb
Jan
25
70
50
18
i Vo
-
127
.100
71 y2
Falstaff
Brewing..
Fansteel Metallurgical
19% May
..10
High
Low
3 3/a
8
_„1!
Fairchild Engine & Airplane——
Feb
4%
July
12
1
Fairchild Camera & Inst Co,
23%. Feb
Jim
5
.-10
Cherry-Burrell common—
Chesebrough Mfg common..
Chicago Rivet & Mach
Chief Consolidated Mining
SChilds Co preferred-
Range Since January 1
High,
Jun
—
common
Low
Sales
for Week
Shares
Jun
.100
1
Range
of Prices
Ss$e Price
Exchange
Curb
Par
66
66
York
High
18%
.100
Co/ of. America
Chamberlin
High
17.
.100
preferred
pfd, opt div- ser_—
pfd; opt div ser 1929-.
Cessna
Low
New
Range Since January 1
Week's
|f, 'Last
STOCKS—
for Week
preferred. .100
SCentral States Elec 6%
7 yo
$• fTriday
Range
Of Prices
Par
$%:■
I,-#-
26
SEPTEMBER
ENDING
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
New York
WEEK
FOR
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
Monday, September 29, 1947
14.
Aug
5% Jun
83/4
9%
4.000
47%
275
July
47,%. Feb
15
'Feb
:
10 y*
7% May
56%
,
37% May,
.
2% Sep
Feb
51.% Feb
37a, Feb
49%. J,an
21
May
25
May
jiy* July
May
64
;
—
Sugar-Associates—
Com. shares
of beneficial
int
...
$5 pfd shares of beneficial int..
Easy Washing Machine B
97a
9
14%
Sep
59
Sep
10% Aug
feV'1
5%
Electric Bond & Share common-
5
Electric Power & Light 2d pfd A
Option warrants—.
Electrographic Corp..
1
.
Electromaster
Inc
12%
150
117a
150
56/e
21%
11%
21,300
155
280
6
87s May
1,800
21%
115
May
27a May
100
17
Jan
177a
155
7%
Jan
Illinois Zinc
Sep
Feb
Imperial Chemical Industries— 1
Amer dep rets registered
21%. Sep
1
274
2%
27/a
200
274 Aug
474
Feb
Elliott Co common.—.
„10
215/8
215/8
22%
1,100
157* May
24%
Sep
5 %
preferred
Empire District Electric 5% pfd.
Rmsco Derrick & Equipmentequity Corp common
$3 convertible preierred—:
Esquire Inc
Eureka Corp Ltd
—50
443/a
45
—1
3%
33/a
37*
41,500
Eureka
-1Q
28%
28%
29%
400
_
.
Pipe
Line common—
For footnotes
see
page
33.
I
..
50
437* Aug
-100
101
5
87a
1%
-10c
—.1
45
i
45
X9 %
J.f
17a
45
9%
3,800
100
„
-
500
Jun
Jan
1% Aug
43% Jun
..
50
Mar
111
Jan
12% July
27* Jan
May
1 If May
28.
OS#;;-
Co common
Registered
58'
900
55
13 %
700
12%
113/a
12'
3,800
10%
—5 V
jV'.—
.
—
International
Cigar Machine—— —*
E.
Hydro-Electric—
|
30 a/4
International
Metal
Industries A
14,
Feb
Sep
147s
Feb
Sep
Sep
111
100 % Mar.
50
*
Apr
85%
88
800
85%
Sep
15 Va
600
15
Aug
—
9 nnn
2,000
% May
70
683/4 70
45
Sep
25
Apt
29
Jan
—
„o3/
\,697a
■
213/* Jan
1474
87 Va
International
Preferred $3.50 series
14% Feb
12%
'
Britain
8c Ireland
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd. .100^
..10 £
Insurance Co of North America
6% Apr
Apr
10% May,
'
..£1
Imperial Tobacco of Great
Feb
Jan
21V4 Mar
104%
—
Imperial Tobacco, of Canada
Sepr
12 Va
11%
Jan
Apr
2,100.
297a
57 3/a
6
—
Imperial Oil (Canada) coupon
12
Feb
37* Sep
53%
-
6,
„5
convertible preferred
28%
123/4
—<^,28%
Illinois Power Co common
"*■*—
.
21
21
Jan
Number 4633
Volume 166
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
YORK
RANGE
Friday
York
Exchange
Curb
Week's
„
Range
;
Low
10%
shares-j.
-*
International Products
10
International Safety Razor, B—,——*
Registered
International Utilities ppmmonT
>.
—5
Interstate Power $7 preferred
*
Investors'Royalty
-—:—1
Iron Fireman Mfg voting trust .ctfs—♦
Irving Air Chute
—-T-.
1
Italian Superpower A,
14%.
2
.
.
Sep
15%
Feb
Mountain
States
Apr
16%
Sep
Murray
May
8%
Feb
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common.
0 % May
12% Jan
9%
Sep
30
1
Sep
1,000
18y»
325
4%
4%
600
%
7/a
100
—
*
States Power common
2
2,900
1%
18'%
,
Mountain
11 '>'—>1300
1%.
18 %
.
200
15% Feb
14
9%
—
—
Range
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Per
High
Sep
ii%
l.ioo
2'/a
11
11%
.
15%
.
.
%
Tel
Ohio Mfg
Tel
&
Co_,
Low
•
109%
24
2.50
10
Jan
•
Corp—
Inc
-
Jim Brown
Stores
1
.l
common
1
10
Class A preferred—.
700
Hess
l7/8
2%
8,000
1%
8%
|
8%
3,100
5%
-7% Jan
Sep
6%
Sep
♦
r
22% Feb
.
24%
6%
Feb
Jan
18
Jan
-
preferred
25
30
Jun
National Mfg &
K
Kawneer Co
I
Kidde
17
300
15% Aug
15
May
6
16%
8
.
5
10%
8%
150
200
'
preferred
—100
110% 110%
100
King Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
56%
48%
10
14
14
14%
1,200
1
—
common—
Kobacker Stores
1%
1
,
26
1
:
1%
26
7%
Feb
Ltd
Nelson
(Herman)
New
England Tel & Tel
New
Haven
Feb
New
Process Co
1
Mining Co
1
common
Mines
-5
Langerdorf
United
N Y Auction Co common
„
Feb
N Y Merchandise
N Y
class
Line
CorpLipton (Thos J)
Lit
Class
Locke
!
5
;
100
9%
3,800
Steel
Chain—
16
; 16 Va
.
1,300
18%'
18%
18%
21%
21%
200
10
200
%
Long Island Lighting. Co—
7
Jan
May
Jan
44%
Jan
Sep
Sep
2
Mar
13
11%
19%
19
-1
11%
5,800
8%
Jan
19% Sep
36% Feb
32% Jan
May
25% July
23% Sep
12.900
%.*;i9%
Jan
29
13% May
19% Apr
x2i
11%
.10
'
11%
A31
29
Jun
400
11,300
69
% Sep
Founders shares
55
2
1.
14%
,
14%
Jan
11% Jan
1%
Jan
69
Aug.
1,650
15%
55
Sep
82% Jan
Jan
lb% July
6,600
16%'16%
11%
Jan
90
109% May
15% Jan
200
Jan
9%
9%
100
9
16%
300
13
Feb
5%
5%
200
91
92
210
90
58 %
58 'A
60
5
1,000
1%
134
Apr
3% May
500
Co
Maine
Co__
Public Service
9
100
113
Jan
20
20%.«20%
warrants—U.
Manati Sugar Co
Mangel Stores
(The B)
Manischewitz
:
;
Massey Harris
McAleer
£1
Merritt
Mfg
!
_1
33%
300
47%
Jan
14%
14%
350
13
May
21%
Jan
14%
14%
15%
1,200
10
Jun
15%
Sep
8%
9%
23,600
10%
109% 111
120
121%
375
108 Va
Sep
124
Jan
Jan
220
110
Apr
122% July
100
optional warrants
5
11
10%
__
5
_1
1%
North American Rayon
1,600
1,300
11%
8% May
9% May
10% Jan
1A Aug
__
1%
North American Utility Securities
Northern Central
Northeast
RR
41 %
5
1"
i
Co
50
;
Northern
Indiana Pub Serv 5%
pfd_100
States
class A
25
Northrop
Power
May
6% May
20%
11%
Feb
185 %
450
155 Va May
185%
Sep
41 %
100
185
'
11
—
—
32
Apr
43
Jan
12%
12%
4%
10
100
3%
—
—
1,600
50
108% 108%
—
36%
—
5%
23%
23%
37%
5% Aug
21
400
Apr
.
Metal
■
Textile
25c
Participating preferred
Co -class
Ohio Brass
Ohio Power 4%%
B
*
common
preferred
—100
United
Filters
1%
150
20
113%
30
6
Jan
Overseas
Securities
—
Class
vtc—£
B
Ex-distribution„
non-cum
Midvale
Co
-
„
•
pfd
37%
Jan
8%
Feb
Jun
14
Oil
Midwest
500
1%
Miller
>
Wohl Co
Minnesota
Missouri
P &
L 5%
Public Service
Molybdenum Corp
Monogram Pictures
Monroe
pfd
Dakota
Investors jpartic pfd_
Morris Plan Corp of America
Mountain City Copper common
Moody
Mountain
25%
—
Producers
For footnotes see page
;
33.
6% Jan
50
%-:;A 2%
to
5% May
7% Sep
800
2,800
%
400
*
4 Va
i5%.;^a6%.
25
200
.
l,ff00
9
r
3% Aug
May
Jun
13% Mar
11
100
9%
Jun
12%
Feb
200
9%
Sep
16
Feb
7%
Jun
9%
14% Feb
16
Feb
20 %
3% Apr
57,000
,10%
50
2%
7%
;•••'25 %
825
24
33
15
2%
•
100
14
?
50
2%
8%
38%
40
900
•
103% 103%
50
35%
400
X103
X103
38% May
1,300
36%
104%
36%
Motors
Mar
<
Apr
27% Mar
Jun
24% Jun
3% Jan
% Aug
18,600
9%
9
9
tfr
8,700
8%
Apr
11
29
29
150
Jan
29
1
1
*
16
26%
5
Farkersburg Rig & Reel
Jan
Aug
Feb
24%
%
%
Corp__
38% Mar
105
12
1
Co
12% Feb
41% Mar
105
103 Va
*
*
Pen
Jan
102% Apr
Sep
120
—*
1st preferred
Patchogue Plymouth Mills—
May
12% Jan
15% Feb
52%
Feb
16%
17
800
13% May
19% July
78
78
20
59%
Jan
90
45
45
50
40%
Jun
51%
Jan
28%
Jan
~6
7,500
25%
5%
Apr
~6
17
1,100
.
7%>
7%
700
33%
6%
7
100
3,500
Aug
Apr
12% Jan
13 % May
15% Jun
17% Jan
1% May
3% Feb
6% May
31%-May
6% May
102%
7%;?
8
3%
3%/:'
3%
28
V 28
2%
184
184
*
40
40
!10c
4
4
1,000
2,800
11%
187%
A 40
-
100
190
75
9
A
4%
900
V4
%
9%
50
900
3
11%
*
-
A
7,600
9%
900
*
.-25
Peninsular Telephone common
$1 cumulative preferred—.
Pennroad Corp common
Penn-Dixie Cement warrants
1
Jan
7%
6 %
A common
*
4%% pfd--—100
2.50
Penn Water & Power Co—.—
*
Pep Boys (The)
-1
Pepperell Mfg Co.—
20
Perfect Circle Corp
-2-50
Pharis Tire & Rubber common——50c
Philadelphia Co common
*
Phillips Packing Co
*
Traffic
Co
160
2%
200
111
Penn Power & Light
Penn
6%
2%
—
Penn Gas & Elec class
111
50
5%
,
5%
57%
6
May
2% May
110% May
400
56%
5%
300
4% Apr
53% May
5% Aug
53%
55
40
Mar
6
300
Apr
11
53%
~6%
July
Aug
4%
Feb
114% AUg
5%
69
Jan
jan
9% Jan
56
Aug
14
Apr
12% Mar
Feb
6%
6%
700
11%
11%
800
0% May
13
.
Feb
11% Feb
13
200
12% Jun
21%
25
11%
Feb
4% Jun
Pierce Governor common—
25
100
14%
27
,
•
Mining Co
& Alexander
Powdrell
Power Corp
of Canada
9% Feb
38,
Feb
Jan
Inc
Sep
106
Mar
Pressed iMetals
30
Mar
3
May
2% July
11%
184
Apr
Sep
31% May
3% Apr
%
Sep
8% Aug
700
437/a
43 Va
55%
55%
57
9V0
100
*
9%
9
2%
10
50
437/s
310
49 Va
8
550
13 %
Feb
4
Va
12%
of America
1
1
5%
Feb
Providence
3%
Jan
Public Service
15%
Jan
11
194
July
41% Sep
5%
Jan
2%
Jan
10% July
4% %
Gas
46% May
61
Feb
11%
Feb
7%
Jan
17
Feb
3% May
6%
10 Va May
19%
Feb
13%
Feb
94%
Sep
10 V8
94%
10
40
40%
200
10%
100
8% May
50
94%
94 Va
Sep
Jan
35
May
48.
Feb
80
Apr
85
Mar
9% May
12%
Jun
1%
1 VB
1%
4,000
1 Va
May
2%
Feb
12%
12%
12%
100
11%
Sep
17%
Jan
8%
Apr
10
Sep
of Colorado—
100
cumulative
preferred-,
Puget Sound Power & Light—
$5 prior preferred—_—
Puget Sound Pulp & TimberPyle-National Co common
Pyrene
*
—
Sep
Apr
May
700
*
Feb
Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
Jan
Feb
300
10%
—
6%
14%
13
_*
common
Feb
Sep
"4%
10 Va
—
"4
July
May
4% May
14% May
—
*
common
Producers
6% May
800
3 Vs
•
.
May
24
2%
11%
2% May
2,300
2%
11%
3 Va
25c
Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall
3%
2%
11%
2.50
common
1st preferred
10
-
1
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Polaris
Jan
Johnson Ltd Amer shares—.
Pinchin
Piper Aircraft Corp common
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie RR—50
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
5
Pleasant Valley Wine .Co
1
Pneumatic Scale cqmmon—
10
6%
8
.
July
30% Aug
28
lo
12
25% Jun
—
.5c
Jan
Sep
100
33
3
16%
*30
15
6%
12% May
7 Va
Aug
6% Apr
'
•
14
1
PuMic Service
$1.30
Page-Hersey Tubes common—.
Pan American Airways warrants
Parker
38%
12% Feb
8% May
3%
15
*
Jan
7% July
10% Feb
1% May
300
8%'-»9
19 .yS.' 19%
'
5
^
200
7% Y8%.
30
___1
A
8% July
111% May
6% Jan
May
Sep
44
1
common
21% July
Apr
Sep
3% May
3
1
Utilities-,
Montgomery Ward
2,300
*
,
4%
108%
.
10'A
„
.—100
Loan Society A
Montana
16 %
*
common
Jan
25
5
4%:
50
»
Feb
3%
Apr
15% May
200
v
A
6% y;<6 %
_i
50c
common
4 % r/o
convertible-preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
7
1
200
4%
2
19
May
5y4 May
1,300
18 %
10-rk
''
10
—
-1%
7«'
2
50c
Co_—
V1<3%
—At
10
.
—♦
Midwest Piping & Supply common
Mid-West Refineries
Feb
6 % fA! (6 %
8%
*
Sep
12%
Feb
-*
common
21%
■
dividend shares
Mid-West Abrasive
7% Aug
13% Jan
—1
v
Pacific
1st pfd
1st preferred
Pantepec Oil of Venezuela Amer shrs—
July
„
5
,t
Midland Oil: Corp $1 conv
Midland Steel Products—
$2
!_1
—
;
Mar
Sep
200
8
5
25
—25
Pacific Lighting $5 preferred—
*
Pacific Power & Light 5% pfd_——100
5%%
Paramount
45
l
Middle States Petroleum class A v t c__1
Middle West Corp—
Pacific Gas &'Elec 6%
Feb
33% Jan
-
,
Jan
14
9%
1
Fe b
6% Aug
8% Aug
15
'
1
2%
87% Mar
118
11
10%
250
109% 109%
*
Jan
Feb
9% Mar
31% Feb
46%
13%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares
20%
Mar
38% May
8% May
4%
10
'
12 Va
-1
—
May
5
5,300
25
Jan
4% May
29%
100
6
Jan
112
600
30%
„
31
*
B——
Omar Inc
1 Va May
2,000
35%
112
112
1
Old Poindexter Distillery
Oliver
1%
35 Va
35%
15
Natural Gas
Sep
24
,
18%
______2.50
—-
Jun
Jan
800
.
Preferred
25%
65
1%
*•
—1
Micronfatic Hone Qorp
Jun
600
—15
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube—
Michigan Sugar Cp__
*b% Jan
6%
1
Corp
Apr
25%
t_100
;
<
;^i
-
13
-
preferred.
A
8
-•
7%
O
50c
Ogden Corp common
t
200
13% July
110
Xl06% Mar
30% May
Jan
101% Jun
Feb
1,500
24%
-
Mar
2,200
6
Sep
5%
3% May
97%
—
—
Jan
Sep
44
30%
—
Apr
3 Va
41 Va
5%
11% May
6% Aug
600
.
Jan
2
600
9,000
*
Novadel-Agene Corp
Feb
Feb
14% Aug
8
1
Aircraft Inc
15%
16
*
Texas Oil
Airlines
North Penn
10%
7*%
185%
•
common
1%
7%'
*
class A
-
1% Jan
% May
15%
__
*
preferred
400
}j|
9
—
North Amer Light & Power common—l
B
9
—
7% May
300
%
♦
Noma Electric
Class
—
1
Mines
Nipissing
8%
111
—
3
500
,
12%
•25%
*
Messabi Iron Co—
100
*6
41
;
__
25%
5
common
9
;,
8
1
Co
Warrants
300
19%;;21%
*
-
1_;
Co
Chapman & Scott
6% %
21
*
Dredging
Memphis Natural Gas
Menasco
8
*
preferred
Johnson &
8%
6
10
—
$2.50
Mead
13
6,900
3
,v
12%
—
1
preferred.—^
Corp common
McWilliams
8%
*
—
common
convertible
McCord
A Aug
21% Aug
4% Jan
38% July
3
10
common—,
Mfg Co
%
14
•
Ltd
Power Shovel
Marion
5'/e
Co
iV
13%
,
*
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Marconi International Marine
Communication
A
'
_1
Co
6% July
Jun
23%
1
jL
common..
Sep
20%
100
'
Feb
July
5%
10
Jan
10 %
32%
1
Hundred Corp B
Nineteen
$6
9
14%
100
Pacific Can Co common
—5
i
—-
Jan
82
Aug
M
Mackintosh-Hemphill
2%
1% May
70
—
Jan
8% Jan
15% Jan
67% Jan
0% Feb
68 Vb May
400
4%
1%
120%
Sep
May
10
——
—
18% July
10% Jan
4% Jun
4
—
Feb
13
May
16%
—
__
Feb
Sep
600
62%
5%
1
—
preferred
2d
Oklahoma
*
Lynch Corp
69
58
of dep
preferred B ctfs of dep—
Louisiana Land & Exploration
;
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pfd_,
i 6&
May
1
19%
7% May
%
72'A
%
Feb
2
900
Jan
'
%
2%
Shipbuilding Corp—
,
,
Common ctfs of dep
7% preferred A ctfs
t.
Sep
2Va
Jan
HYb
Jan
8%
Feb
5
Sep
Jun
Feb
38
5% May
16%
24
Sep
4
19% July
Jun
26% Aug
9
14% July
20
-
1,600
7% May
31
May
Northern
100
21%
__1
-
Jan
16
-
—5
Logansport Distilling Co
Star Gas Corp common
Lpngines-Wittnauer Watch Co—
30
Sep
1
*
Lone
Jan
20%
7
—*
B
34
5%
100
-1 %
Jan
Apr
21% May
12% Apr
600
5%
"l
_*
:
Jun
15%
preferred—25
class A
Feb
44
'
16%
10
Groceterias
19 Va
9%
—
~1
-1
,,
Inc 6%
Brothers common
Loblaw
19
5%
"25
-
*
Material Co
Lionel
19
6
0%
30%
;
-
Ino
3,300
•
—-
-
^
._i
Development(R G)
20%
—
5
Realty common—
Prior preferred
Le Toyrneau
19%
1,400
2%
lo
Niagara Hudson Power common
5% 1st preferred
Jan
Jan
17% July
1B% Feb
6% May
"5
Monotype Machine—
La Salle Ext University
OH
800
300
%
1
Lefcourt
Leonard
7
7%
A.
Class B
Lanston
6%
7 '/a
2%
Mar
10
10%
18
Y
& Honduras Rosario
N
Niles-Bement-Pond
7'/a
14
Sep
10% May
700
4%
89% Jan
Va
*
Aug
26% Sep
12
6%
-
Bakeries
100
20 Va
-
Lamson Corp of Delaware^
Lane Weils Co common
.,^16
%.v127/a
._1
12%
13%
__
4%
Jan
21% May
Feb
20
May
11% May
5% Apr
_1
.
Lakey Foundry & Machine
16
12
_
—5
Ltd—
12%
*
Niagara Share Corp class B com
Shore
12%
—
May
Jan
July
15
x9%
__
*
25
Park
Class B
Lake
„
20
New Jersey Zinc
5%
Laclede-Chrlsty Clay Products
3,200
100
Clock & Watch Co
convertible preferred
New
6
7% May
13% May
—
36%
__
4,800
1
New Mexico & Arizona Land
25%
1,100
34%
30c
Feb
Sep
7%
34%
*
17%
15% May
10% Apr
100
18
1
new common
Jan
Jan
~
13
_«
Machinery^—...
Car
87%
iy*
17
200
National
69
13% July
111 July
1
-
111%
Jan
1,400
16%
*
7%
1%
16%
5
2,900
,
16%
5
Sep.
—
—
Jun
12
May
10% Apr
15%
300
Corp
4
13
Jun
Jan
14%
Neptune Meter common
10% July
14% Feb
Jun
48
__
Aug
4% Feb
13
Nestle Le Mur Co class A
Jan
1,300
*
-
—
4%
11%
—
10
'NJKnott Corp
4'A
13
1
(IB) Rubber Co
Krueger Brewing Co
4'A
.
-
—
8
14%
26% Mar
46% Jun
12% May
;59
*
—
50
12%
-4
Rubber
■
37
•
14%
National Radiator Co_
Steel
37
800
xl2%
26
July
20
48%
1
-
108
57
48%
1
Petroleum
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Klein (D Emil) Co, common—
10
57
—100
43
3,900
Feb
125% Feb
8% May
45
300
3%
2
National Pressure Cooker common
4%%
preferred D
Kirby
•%
6% May
10%
10%
'
Rings County Lighting 7% pfd B.
Kleiner t
50
May
122% July
46,800
*
*
(Walter) & Co_
51o
9
123
5
-
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4 Va %
8
123
__
15% Feb
5% Apr
2% May
36% Sep
6%.
3%
1
National Tunnel & Mines common
8%
100
!
Kennedy's Inc.;
Key Co common
-
pfd—
11% May
13%
6%
Mar
•
National Union Radio
1
j.
7%
14% July
12% July
400
300
87
—1
Stores common
National Transit
Kansas Gas & Electric
12% July
10 y8 May
14
3%
—
National Malllnson Fabrics—:
National
Kalser-Frazer Corp
24% Feb
12
•
—
1
common
Rational Fuel Gas
9% Aug'
8% Jun
.* '
2%
___♦
Julian & Kokenge Co
10
:
1
common
9%
-
18% May
13%
137/e
,
1
common
Bellas
National
■
v.
Co
138% Feb
N
Nachman
National Breweries common—
Glass
Sep
11%
Feb
1%
f
Jefferson-Lake Sulphur Co
Jan
98
100
24
30
90
Jan
7%
Namm's
Jeannette
-
High
300
13%
11%
22% Feb
Jun
Low
33
100% 109%
*
—
Range Since January 1
High
32%
100
.
Jan
1%
18% May/
4% Sep
Week's
East
Sale Prloe
Exohanga
10%
;
.
Low
York Curb
New
10 %
;
15%
2t
-
26
STOCKS—
7,700
31,
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SEPTEMBER
Range Since January 1
High
1014- 10%
■
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coupon
ENDING
for Week
of Prices
Par
International Petroleum
CURB
WEEK
FOR
CHRONICLE
Sales
East
Sale Price
STOCKS—
New
•
& FINANCIAL
Manufacturing
101%
100% 101%
400
100 %
Sep
103%
Sep
102 Va
102 Va
102%
75
100 Va
Sep
110 Va
Jan
35%
400
25%
.
*
*
5
—10
35%
11%
35
11%
—
11%
—1
475
—
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8
Jan
38% Aug
Apr
14%
Feb
May
11%
Feb
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COMMERCIAL
YORK
NEW
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Exchange
Curb
York
FOR
ENDING
Monday, September 29, 1947
EXCHANGE
CURB
WEEK
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
26
SEPTEMBER
Range
STOCKS—
for Week
of Prices
Week's
Friday
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Shares
STOCKS—
New
&
Curb Exchange
New York
r
Range Since January l
Last
/
1
.
Sales
Range
for Week
otPrioes
Sale Price v
?'
Shares
Range Since January 1
*
Par
Low
High
Low
Par
High
Tilo
88 3/4
100
155 %
87
88 3/4
470
270
155 % 158
85
155
May
May
15
-
May
——*
96
Jan
170
Feb
18%
Feb
R
Radio-Keith-Orpheum option warrantsRailway & Light Securities—
.Voting common:
;•
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
*
10
Reed
Roller
Regal
Bit
Shoe
Reliance
15%
50
35%
500
7(4
333%
6,200
7
19%
18
21%
*
Richmond Radiator
1
Tung-Sol
Jan
55%
100
'474
Rolls
l3/4.
100
1474 May
203/4
Feb
Ulen
V?
24%
100
22
May
32%
Jan
Unexcelled
474
2,800
374 May
6%
Feb
Union
5%
100
2%
25
Feb
107% Mar
Sep
Mar
*
32
Aug
Royce Ltd—
Ronson
Metal
Art
Roosevelt Field
Root
:
5
6
!
1
13
1
Co
Electric Steel Co
Russeks Fifth
Ave
;
12
Aug
143/4 July
700
14
Jan
20%
53/4
6
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11
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41
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29
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29
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13
2%
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28
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10
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18
18
85
85
—
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27
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(A)
251
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251
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warrants
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24
65
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62
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60
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„
25
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Utah-Idaho
7
1043/4
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26
Mar
—
73
2874
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23
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—
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—*
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10
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Southland Royalty Co
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer
100
-
1
Southern California Edison—
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l
common
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4.48%
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Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
9
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27
,
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14
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105
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Segal Lock & Hardware
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36
1
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32 3/2
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14%
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Feb
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15 3/4
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common
190
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101
2%
1
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United
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174
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pfd
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Feb
18%
14
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500
—
73/4 July
Apr
49
1(4 Aug
92%
101
preferred—
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2
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Rome Cable Corp common
574
30
*
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Sep
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40
.
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U
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2,000
53
— .-
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53
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12
41%
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Roeser & Pendleton Inc
600
600
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Jan
2374
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5%
24
*
—*-■
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Feb
13 3/a
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16%
—
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Engineering
Feb
Feb
—
—
pfd.——
4%%
Edison
Feb
6% May
18% May
.
»
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Lux Corp
31
2974 May
51
,
7 Va
_5
7
33
900
*
Tobacco Security
2
19%
Apr
1% May
27% May
'
Co
Dry Goods
150
29 Va
BY* Jan
2% May
5,900
*
common
Co
Electric &
Rice Stix
29%
29%
*
-
Manufacturing
3%
18%
18
10
—
16
High
500
■
1
Trust Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord regis—
Amer dep rets def reg.
Todd Shipyards Corp*.
16
Low
40
15%
.
,
1
& Construction*
Brewing Co
Tobacco & Allied Stocks
Realty
High
40
1
Tivoli
Toledo
274
l
Raymond Concrete Pile common:
$3 convertible preferred
Raytheon
274
Low
5
common
Inc
Roofing
Tishman
*
Quaker Oats common
6%
preferred—
Quebec Power Co
Co
Shovel
Thew
59(4
-
593/4
27(4
29
r
,
-
'
May
=.1993
*'—1965
"27%
J-J-'
103 %
,
103 V4 103
v.
Vi'
88
25
101
-
;
88%
36%
106
Volume 166
Number 4633
.
THE
COMMERCIAL
YORK
NEW
RANGE
Friday
York
Curb
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
Friday's
or
Finland
5s
Residential
1956
Mtge
M-S
CURB
WEEK
High
$121
—-
Sold
SEPTEMBER
Low
No.
__
120%
—
M-S
$—
JrD
$63
77
Curb
Rayon Co 6s
A—1948
ser
Grand Trunk Western Ry. 4s__
Green1 Mountain Power 3 %3-
1950
.1963
Guantanamo & Western 6s
1958
Week's
55
income
Wash
84
65
Range
Friday's
Last
or
Period
Sale Price
Bid
St
Bonds
Range Since
Water
Asaed
Sold
January 1
High
No.
Low
73'/3
75
debs
1954
Power
Penn Electric
West
Penn
M-S
1964
J-D
2030
A-O
1969
J-D
—1959
F-A
3'/2S
5s
Traction
,___
5s—
11
108
108'/a
$106% 108
$120'/a
63 Va
3
103% 103%
'
•
—.
J-D
103'A
104 »/4 105
J-J
—
A-O
«»«•
$59
105%
104%
5
63
Western
106'A
56'A-
—
6s
Newspaper
conv
110
102'/2 103
122
101%
6
68
108
115%
Union—
debentures
f
s
82
108
105'A
,,
J-J
High
Hotel—
West
A General
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Low
Waldorf-Astoria
124
63
—
York
High
A 5s
1961
26
BONDS
New
'January 1
Bank—
standard—,
(1281)
EXCHANGE
ENDING
Range Since
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Elmira Water Lt & RR 5s
FOR
FINANCIAL 'CHRONICLE
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
New
&
105%
'
Hygrade Food 6s
6s
series
A__
ser
Jan
B
1949
$104
104%
104%
107%
1949
A-O
104%
Indiana Service 5s__
1st lien & ref 5s__
104%
1950
J-J
103%
103% 103'A
5
102%
104
1963
F-A
103%
103% 104
6
103%
Indianapolis Power
105%
1970
M-N
106% 106%
1
106 y* 108%
1955
J-D
Jan
& Lt 3'As
$103% 104%
A
6'As
series
A6%s
C
(Dec
1
1941
coup)
1955
A7s series E_
(
A7s
A 7s
__1957
(Aug 1941 coupon)
_1952
7s (July 1941 coupon)
J-J
32
J-J
1952
J-J
J-J
99
Kansas Electric Power 3'As
Kansas Power fit Light-3y2s—:
;
;
1969
J-J
32
2
32
32
~
42
132
98%
81
186
65
94
30
1
30
.
103
110
1
111
102
—
103
-1963
A-O
M-S
•
■
■
"58%
58%
.,
104
5
53
103
104
105%
103% 103'/a
"
107%
'
New
England Power 3 (As
.1961
M-N
—
,
N Y & Westchester Ltg 4s
Ohio Power 1st mtge 3'As
.2004
J-D
Lexington 1st mtge 3s
1964
Park
103%
103% 103%
3
106% 106%
J-J
mtge 3s
$106% 107
■■
AO
.
1968
1971
'
1st
Agricultural
Mortgage
A 20-year
7s
A
20-year
Bogota (see
1
101%
104
106%
/
Danish
$104
■
__
106
$87%
—
'■
107
77
Range
Friday's
or
A-O
No.
Low
High
66'A
66'A
78
$64'A
75
69
76'A
1948
J-D
$38
45
22
45
1955
M-N
83
84
83
F-A
$-
88 3A
88'A
94
J-J
$15'A
20
21
29
M-S
$__
15
15
18%
M-N
$27
30
28
34
J-D
$38
45
30
47
52'A
52
Loan—
.,2
96
-
Si
reduced
Interest
AMedellin
High
66'A
J-J
Waterways—
AExterr.al 6'As stamped
1952
ALima City (Peru) 6%s stamped_1958
Maranhao stamped
(Plan A)
*
Range Since
January 1
Sold
of)
5s
Port
Bonds
Bid & Asked
—
Jan 1947
Municipal
External
7s
to
2%s
stamped
2008
,__1951
87
of Bogota—
of May 1927)
of Oct. 1927)
Bank
Mortgage
Pennsylvania Water fit Power 3JAs_1964
Last
Sale Price
1953
Cons
Danzig
109
105%
„
(Col)
April 1946
7s_
5'/2S
■
A-O
Bank
_t
Mortgage Bank
ACauca Valley 7s
65
16
"
'
""103%
Interest
Low
External
—,1967
Week's
Friday
Exchange
Period
-
Extended at 4% to___
Milwaukee Gas & Light 4'As
Curb
102%
104% 104%
__
York
New
42%
$110% 111'A
■
BONDS
42
6
'
65
-
F-A
:
42
99%
$104%
:
42
31%
4
41
30
72
J-D
1956
McCord Corp deb 4'As
Midland Valley RR—
1966
43
31
34%
32
98%
—
.
32%
2
32
32
,
11
35%
32
1903
A.
Altallan Superpower 6s__
32%
.31
$32
——
31%
,1957
6s
32%
31
F-A
1952
Interstate Power 5s—Debenture
32%
—
1957
series
A
!•
.'
.
International Power Sec—
•
1970
Public Service of New Jersey—
6% perpetual certificates—
J-D
—
J-J
$105
—
108
106%
$107% 108%
—
M-N
154
A-O
105% 105%
Queens Borough Gas fit Electric—
5 'As series A
1952
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp
San Joaquin Lt fit Pwr 6s B
3s_1981
M-N
1952
M-S
1951
A-O
1965
M-S
1970
A-O
1971
J-J
1970
F-A
1989
M-N
154
5
1947
M-N
$44
A-0
$44
55
50'A
53
J-D
$~
30
21'A
25'A
A7s
109
154,
170
104%
(issue
A 7s
108
107%
—
1947
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s——1931
3'As
(issue
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s—-1972
106
Parana
105%;
1
Scullin Steel inc mtge 3s
Southern
California
Edison
Southern
California
Gas
Southern Counties Gas
1st
3s
3'As
(Calif)
Gas
Spalding (A G)
Elec
fit
3'As
5s
AStarrett Corp inc 5s
5s
collateral
105'A
—
A5'As
105% 105%
20
105%
8
105%
A7-4s
1950
105%
(Hugo)
$-,
90
90
98'A
$26
29
25
37
(Plan
$20
26
24 V2
32
A)
2%
to
J-J
.2012
J-D
1921
—
2'/8
2
2'A
140
2
6
J-J
6'As—-1919
2%
2
2%
236
2
6
107%
104
$103% 106
—
—
$106% 107%
A-O
107%
"6
103% 104
—
A-O
1966
trust
(Hugo) Corp—
3rd stamped
Stinnes
2008
107%
$113
116
108
101
a
Deferred
n
Under-the-rule
1
37
2
33
47%
35%
37%
7
35
47%
104% 104'A
5
68
1946
75
A Bonds
■
,
J-J
1946
A-O
1949
United Electric Co of N J 4s
J-D
104'A
being
106%
Cash sale,
r
x
e
Odd-lot sale.
Ex-dividend,
f Ex-dlstribution.
y Ex-rights.
traded flat.
'
'
'
Abbreviations used above—"cod,"
104%
d Ex-Interest,
sale,
sale,
§Reported in receivership.
Industries—
A7-4s 2nd stamped
par
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
117
68%
37
■—
delivery
value,
Ex-stock dividend,
104%
89%
68%
'
•No
g
\
Stinnes
2'/aS
stamped
reduced
Government
ARussian
97% 100'A
105% 105%
—
Janeiro
de
to
"
$100
--
121'A
Interest
108%
118
;
reduced
—
mtge 3s_
Southwestern
108'A
$117% 119
J-D
M-S
stamped (Plan A)
Interest
Rio
$107
__
52
certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
"xw." without warrants.
"ww," with warrants;
when issued;
"wl,"
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
26
ENDING, SEPTEMBER
'
•
Baltimore Stock
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
Par
Arundel
Transit
Baltimore
5%
Co
preferred
1st
v
com
v
t c
t c
America
U
;
prior preferred
Amsterdam
New
S Fidelity
•
4%
20
10
40
40
205
70
63
182
16
May
4 Vo Apr
19'A Aug
Century
1
High
25'A
Feb
9 'A
Jan
preferred
J an
44'A
Eastern
Apr
40
Jan
160
Jan
40'A
6'/o
Jan
300
1
295
Jun
315
53
54
48
37
Jan
54
100'A 101
30
100
Aug,
tl04
Mar
Eastern
100
100%
26%
Lines
SS
28
89
24% May
29
Jan
44
288
39% May
46'A
Inc
1975
75
75'A
5s
series
:_1975
A
83
85
$17,000
71
July
90'A
Feb
1,200
83
Aug
98
Isle
Safety
Lone
Boston Stock
Friday
■1.1'
Exchange
Week's
Last
Range
Refining
Si Tel
Shares
Low
•
47%
100
American
Tel
American
Woolen
•
Anaconda
Copper
42'/a
50
I..
—
*
Bigilow-Sanford
100
&
Son
Carpet
6%
157%
44
Boston
Elevated
25
Ry
48%
Boston
7%
*
fis Maine
43'A
135
157% 159%
2,508
&
34% May
34% May
149%
43%
45%
276
26%
35
299
31
42'A
10
18'A
18%
124% 126%
150
90
Central
Jun
National
1
High
49%
Sep
44%
Feb
174%
Providence
New
For footnotes see page 42.
zz
29/2
J6% 57%
132%
Jan
May
Jun
14% May
117
Jun
50%
39% July
74
July
|1.99
25
2
Sep
9
Jan
20
72
Aug
93 y4
Jan
145
20
Aug
47
Jan
225
83
285
50
20%
Jan
25
Apr
51% May
140
19%
135
Northern
Feb
37 A
23
7/2
J '4
23%
< ,a
6,3
^3% 45%
--
46
--
65%
—100
pfd
45
15'A
65%
27
oj
--
55
15%
66%
28
00
2,188"
288
39% May
57'A Feb
50'A
58%
(N H)__
RR
39.50
Apr
24% Mar
30
Jan
60 »A July
44.15
Feb
1,674
31% May
40
279
23 V4 Mav
32% Mar
280
7'A
Sep
1,385
2%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Shawmut
'
91%
90'A 92%
52c
139
—
53c
139
Feb
Sep
41% May
51%
200
43
Jan
46
May
14
May
58% May
17
Feb
8
304
60
141
Jun
23
1,380
400
590
78%
Feb
32%
Feb
43'A May
60'A1 Feb
121A
21
Feb
67c
Feb
26c
Sep
May
90% May
lA Aug
600
10
Jan
120
Feb
121
Jan
1%' Jan
140
—
May
26% May
39%
17%
Sep
26%
Feb
2'A May
4%
Feb
11%
Feb
33
33%
166
17%
17%
18','a
1,293
3'A
4
7%
664
14
13%
199
160
10% May
17'%
160
32% May
42% Aug
18%
29%
77
__
•
2.50
7/s
7, a
-*
*
& Webster Inc—
May
Torrington
$3%
13%
—
13%
50
6%
Sep
13'A Aug
27
29
263
20% May
39%
Feb
16'A
16'A
60
12% May
18
Jan
Warren
20
43
Sep
Westlnghouse
Union
Jan
United
Machinery
U
S
S
Smelting
common
Rubber
U
(S
Refin # Min
D)
Co-.-,--
Electric Corp
37%
37%
39%
41 A
41 A
95
—
53%
60
52'A
60
54%
64%
2,397
Jan
59% July
500
60
Sep
71'A
Apr
44%
45%
356
40"%
Jun
60%
F*b
—49%
15%
21 Ya
2?
49%
15%
Feb
*
25
Fruit Co
Shoe
Feb
*
Drill
Twist
15% Mar
5
Co
28%
Sep
United
37'A
—25
Jan
722
Feb
33%
50
—
Assn
460
May
•JDC
4
280
Jan
19'A
25
13'A
3SC
10'A
Feb
*
Quincy Mining Co
Rexall Drug, Inc
26
Sep
12'A
~
2.50
100
Mills
18'A
25%
12%
-100
Mining
25'A
Sep
1
1
Cos
Pennsylvania RR
Stone
42'A
43
"/a
35,8
42% Mar
58'/a
43
5%
Racing Assn
Butte
25%
•
—
—,-25
"
England Tel & Tel
North
•
100
RR
Service
100
RR
Jan
May
Feb
40%
RR—
prior preferred
*8 /a
—
-*
.-50
pfd—
Theatres
Cement
18'A
Corp
Boston Personal Prop Trust
Boston
Low
175
13 3'A 133'A
126%
100
Stamped
Boston Herald Traveler
2%
J4
^2% 23
—
1
15
Co
6%
(Del)
Narragansett
Range Since January
34
*
100
Bpston Edison
Zl '4
—
1
Copper
Star
Pacific
pfd—100
Inc
Boston & Albany RR
,
35,4
Razor
Boston
Maine
High
..(! 1
Bird
2%
--
74
Mergenthaler Linotype
for Week
of Prices
Par
Agricultural Chemical
Sugar
60
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS'
23%
50
Feb
Lamson Corp
<v!
93
—
Copper—1
Royale
Loew's
American
Feb
Feb
67%
Electric
Kennecott
American
8%
30.93
37
*
Capital Corp—
General
Gillette
4s
6'A May
26.48 Aug
67%
•
common
Hathaway Bakeries
Transit Co
66
Jan
BONDS—
Baltimore
■■
22
353/^
—
Stores.
National
First
General
26%
\
'
-
100
-,—100
Employers Group Assoc
43
'
Range Since January 1
Low
"
High
—
100
Sep
20
•>
JH'-d
100
—
—
pfd adjustment—,
Jan
"I'
Ry—
pfd series A
1st
5 %
I
-iiiuti.
Associates—
——
Street
Mass
Common
144'A
Shares
High
27.87 27.87
—|
'
Sales
for Week
$0
Fuel
&
Gas
of Prices
nV'on oVon
—
—-1
Trust.:
Service
Eastern
6%
50
& Guaranty
Ciiles
Shares
Week's
Range
Low
5
Calumet & Hecla
Range Since January
Low
355
Sale Price
j
Par
300
2
Casualty.
4y8
25
145'A 146
40
STOCKS—
High
17'A
24
class A_—_100
Mount Vernon-Woodberry Mills—
Common
6.75%
17
100
Fidelity & Deposit Co__
Fidelity. & Guar Insurance Corp
Finance Co of
Low
_•
Corporation
Last
Sales
for Week
Last
STOCKS—
Exchange
Week's
Friday
Friday
10
Co—50
*
—
—
12%
—
—
28%
40
44%
May
46
38% May
50%
25
13%'July
18
272
22% May
10
Jan
Apr
30'A July
33
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1282)
34
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Monday/September 29,.1947
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDING
SEPTEMBER
26
Week's
Friday
Chicago Stock Exchange
'?
Week's
Friday
Shares
Low
Admiral Corp
common
Laboratories
Allied
American
Tel
Manufacturing
Avco
Corp—
Belden
Co
Mfg
common
——
Berghoff Brewing Corp.—.—
Binks Manufacturing Co capital
Corp
W)
(George
Borg
&
Co
(E
L)
common
Piston Ring
Burd
Central
&
cent
Util
W
S
common
preferred
Sep
850
18%
Apr
237b
Aug
13 7b
300
10%
10%
350
52
400
387a May
49%
51
300
40
Mar
40
41
100
35
Jun
14%
14%
400
7%
2
550
13%
13%
9%
107.
13%
10
8%
(The)
-
(new)
Corp common new—
Domestic Credit Corp class A—
Sa fety
Feb
Oil
Co
Jan
Feb
Corp
8% Aug
25
9y4
July
Car
Feb
6574 Mar
13%
97b
Feb
Standard
,
iW
of
rilson & So
Snited Corp .
Aug
May
85
62
•
33%
28
980
25
May
28
400
32
May
39%
Feb
4
1,200
3
May
5%
Feb
Apr
6%
4%
41
150
35
Apr
41
100
147* May
19%
Feb
147b
14%
300
12% May
22 3/b
Feb
24%
Jun
337/b
Jan
%
4%
1,800
4%
Sep
7%
4
474
10%
10%
200
9% Jun
13%
Feb
Aluminum
3'/a
3'/a
3%
150
2% May
474
Jan
American
AUg
9%
300
1474
Feb
22%
100
22%
Sep
31
Jan
25
Jan
25
257b
200
21% May
33% July
28 3/i July
•
9% May
•
7%
57%
N
206
10%
26 Va
200
23
16
16
16%
900
13% Mar
17
July
300
64
793/4
July
13'
200
11% May
20
20
20 3/b
500
16
1274
12 7a
12%
4,000
27/a
300
14
*■
Corp
12%
1
1
Zll
■.
753/4
73%
—25
*
2%
*_
17
Feb
24%
May
Feb
12%
Sep,
474
Jan,
2% May
10% May
200
14
Mar
7%
Sales
Week's
Friday
Jan
157a July
~
104
26% Mar
Range
for Week
Sale Price
stocks—
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Industries
Brewing
Churngold > **—
100
16%
Sep
800
13%
Feb
197a
Sep
31
Feb
Cincinnati Gas
70
17%
Jun
20
Apr
52
Jan
Feb
Cincinnati
37%
Sep.
Feb
28
Feb
Sep
2174
Jan.
Jun
29%
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120
29% May; '
23
165
16
26
195
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10%
11
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15
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High
Low
17%
32%
32%
32 7t
Jan
Jun
8%
.
19% July
750
20
,
Range Since January 1
High
32 74
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Laundry Mach
—
common
58%
700
8!/b
1,200
2874
100
23% May
6%
Apr
65
974 Feb
31%
Feb
2
.
Telephone
Cincinnati Tobacco
.50
Warehouse..
11%
1174
10O
10
Jun
16
20
350
167. May
21
Feb
Eagle-Plcher
17 7b
17%
600
16% May
20
Jan
Formica
157
71.
7
81%
35
30
35
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14 7a
Feb
Jun
99%
Jan
Jan
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10
7%
Feb
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36
Feb
Sep
14
Feb.
Feb
20
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203
7%
77a
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41
108
108
7
25
396
26%
26
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17 7b
Gibson
9% May
500
10%
10
11
Mar
200
15
Mar
67
68
180
56
Apr
70
Feb
Kahn
207b
21
150
20
Jun
x24
Jan
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x29
Jun
10%
:
58
8
24
Jan
327a
265
53
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69
Jan
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8
5
Jan
11
July
60
Jun
70
Mar
20
40
Jan
50
67
67
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20
50
Sep
4074 May
8%
8%
100
...
257a July
Feb
Jap
29
58
•
preferred
20
21
24
29
56%
*
*,
Participating
24% Aug
23%
10
*
.
Art
Hatfield
197. May
107a Sep
23 7.
.
*
500
23%
9%
10
common—.—25
common—
Feb
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
20
107a
Spencer Bartlett
Feb
30%
11%.
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14
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Aug
Jan
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3
(new)
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Feb
15%
11
15
common
39% July
May
-
7%
8
23 7.
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81
2874
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Sep
May
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900
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22
19
Feb
9%
22%
Sep
1,800"
•
Feb
15%
15%
33%
common:
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18%
(G)
Inc
37
1
com
common
July
27 7a May
25"
Jan
Feb
30
16%
Feb
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41
43
Apr
54
Mar
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preferred
35
35
35
100
35
13
12%
13
550
11% May
177a
Jan
Meteor
26%
26%
200
18% May
29%
Feb
National
20%
21%
250
19
Feb
8%
50
May
874 May
25
8%
18
Jan
720
77a
Sep
24%
Jan
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1%
Sep
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Jan
11 7b May
47 7a
—
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.—10
Illinois Central RR common*-*—*.100
Independent Pneumatic Tool com.—*
Indiana Steel Products Common
1
50
47
50
...
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Hubbell
Brick
Illinois
capital
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pfd
Interstate Power $6
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21
1
common
7%
11
11
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1
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100
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Kellogg
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West
Miller &
Hart
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common—*1
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Mfg common.
Chemical Co common—
Monroe
Standard
National
Northern
common
Northwest
Bancorp
Northwest
Util
Bush
Nunn
Oak
common*.
Shoe
Manufacturing
Ontario
Co
Mfg
common——
common
Peabody Coal Co class B com.
6%
preferred
Gas
Lt
Perfect Circle
Potter
Co
Process
Rath
(The)
Packing
common.....
common
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Sangamo Elec Co common.
Schwitzer Cummins capital
Roebuck
Sears
Serrick
Co
&
—
11
42
50
2674
Jan
16%
2,300
13%
Jiily
8% May
&
1,700
10
16
Jun
21
22
50
1774 May
22
Randall
U
S
100
56
56
100
97i
18%
4%
—*
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*
—3
100
Feb
647b
Feb
48
Jun
Akron: Brass Mfg—**
15
Jan
Alleghany
Corp,
26%
Feb
American
Home
8%
300
21
10
148
19
130
Apr
Apr
*
Jan
180
Feb
18%
Sep
23
678
19
430
672
960
93
17%
17%
18
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92
270
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11
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30
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29%
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50
36
36%
500
12
12
27
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Feb
Sep
20
Jan
0% Apr
1,700
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Corp
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South
Brand
Bend
Apr
17% Sep
974
110
capital
Louis
Nat
Standard
-
Stockyards capital
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Storkline
93%
Mar
14
Apr
6
Jun
5
Apr
6 74
Sep
28
May
32
Feb
jun
29
Feb
May
18
Feb
22%
12
Sep
30% May
8%
Jan
407a July
12% Aug
337a
34%
12
12
12
400
15%
15%
15%
500
77a
7%
500
May
67a May
27%
27%
27%
200
33
33%
50
Illumin.
Electric
100
21'
Aug
*
25
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common..
3%
39%
General
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General
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Co.
international
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1,350
10
Mar
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footnotes
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see
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5%
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34%
Jan
149% Jun
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Sep
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23
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30
30
14
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23
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31 3/b
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14
16% July
974 Feb
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37a
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200
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May
24%
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N Y Central RR
33%
34
500
31
May
37%
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26%
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31
Jun
25
19
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2374
25
30%
*
48
*
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Range Since January 1
Sep
137a JUly
22%
22%
common
common
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Shares
*
(Un)..
common
17
Packer Corp
*
*
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48
48
Sep
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Radio Corp of America
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May
21
May
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274
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400
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62
28
300
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5
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Wisconsin
Sales
for Week
(
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11%
950
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13
250
,
Feb
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3174
Sep
32
28
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-
34
36%
*
Jan
13
Apr
71
34%
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52
4%
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21
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12
May
Feb
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16% Feb.
87a
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Sep
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30
Jan
Jun,
May
10%
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22%
Feb
Apr
27% July.
60
30
May
357a Mar
28
45
247. May
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267a
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22% May
30% Feb
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447a
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543,4
293/4
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233/4
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31% Aug
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Standard Oil of Ohio common
64
32
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23%
54
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Feb
May
Apr
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Jun
97« May
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39%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber common
17
1%
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common
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15% May
10
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common
40
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Apr
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25
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Texas
52
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3%
3%
1
(Un)***—*.*.*.
39%
25
capital stock
Low
Par
15,
Tire & Rubber (Un).
Firestone
22%
common.—
Tool
Range
—*
Electric Controller
20%
Switt & Co
Mach
Jun
51
of Prices
com———*
—
Nestle Le
Sundstrand
Jan
38
Feb
197b
30
Apr
17% Mar
38
197a
1
5
1
Furniture
;
__——100
A4i60 -.preferred
Consolidated Natural Gas (Un)
Feb
Sep
26%
33 7a
20
Standard Oil of Ind capital.—
167a
81
Week's
Sale Price
l
Iron common—
Cleveland' Oliffs
;
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*
Lamson & Sessions
St
Jan
"
(Un)*_——
47a % preferred
Cleveland Graphite. Bronze (tin)
•
common
Works
3%
Sep
67% July
57a Sep
127. May
376
1
(Un)
Products
American Tel & Tel
Jan
4% May
50
...
Jan
*
—
Clothes
Lathe
50
50c
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*—*
(Un)*_
Cleveland
•
common
Signode Steel Strap common
50
•■■■,
■*
Halle Bros
Shellmar
50
Jan
774
1,450
19
57a
Last
8%
97
1
477<
Friday
Sep
167
9%
9
19
6 V2
45
200
14
Feb.
7%
July
56% May
Cleveland Slock Exchange
137a Mar
Clark, Controller
1
5%
133/4
50
5
120
Feb
May
6 74
4% July
606
14
—
Printing
34 y8 Aug
50
974
77a
66%
7%
66
667a
•
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49 7a May
200
22%
10
47
class
-
Aug
5
21%
*
:
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July
39 74
273/4
Jan
'
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Feb
117a
167
1
capital
24%
1774
.
Apr
8
350
July
40%
11
23 7b
50
5%
Apr
16
39
•
class B common
Corp
May
10
(new)
common
(The)
Corp
8
£'%
5
167
50
Co
300
20
97a
57a
Mar
100
2%
—
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&
(The)
111
*
Preferred
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Feb
May
1
—*
Pennsylvania RR capital
Peoples
<
Feb
10
107
22
s.——
preferred——100
common—
272
7%
67a May
1
17%
^■ril
10
*
common.
Corp
111
*
450
40%
16%:
*
Montgomery Ward & Co
1,000
77a
110
87a
11 7b
vtc
common
Brewing
Minneapolis
5
capital
Corp
1274
77»'
110
Lindsay Lt & Chem common.—.——*
Middle
2%
2
2%
25%
97a
5%
;*
Pumps
257a
97a
♦
,**
....
Motors
Rapid
Stores Inc
Jim Brown
.
1
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Oil
29%
22%
674
„2%
new
Standard Steel Spring
32
16%
Feb
Jun
J ah
July
3%
•
■.
,
(The)
StudebakerCorp
Sunray Oil Corp
30%
17
12%
4%
10
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
Jan
16%
12
May
Mar
35%
.
5
...
Sep
Instrument Co common.—1
Brewing Co capital—_1
Hammond
300
'
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
Republic Steel -Corp common
23%
Razor common.
Inc common
Bros
Co
~5%
72
May
5% May
_5
20%
7
"57a
42
May
10
4
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Radio Corp of America common
2%
160
95
Feb*"
31 Va May
400
113/4
11%
11%,
•
■
...
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pure
22% Mar
94
Feb
Feb
Feb
56%
94
5%
17
417a
12
1
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Airways Corp
Pictures Inc
Feb
400
17%
Great Lakes Dr & Dk
Horder's
Amer
200
5
Corp common—
Motors
Heileman
Paramount
57%
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Brewing common
Refrigerator Co
Gossara
Pan
10%
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America
of
(Peter)
Goldblatt
Sep
41
10
General Candy .class A
Gillette
Co
Motors
Motor
25%
1
Eddy'Paper Corp (The)———*—*
Elgin National Watch Co
15
Mills
300
343/4
343/B
II
Radio.
.
36
*
;-50
Dodge Mfg
insucrai
North
57%
297/a
May
May
2% May
Last
preferred
Cumulative
Gibson
<te
Light
Feb
36
-
12
26
\
Central RR capital
American Co
30%
57%
_*
Co
(new)
Common
Fox
•
,
York
Jan
20
7% May
1,400
75
73
900
Co—
Consumers
pjour
7
6%
7
74
150
500
9%
Gas
21
6% May
60% Jun
200
Electric
Laclede
23%
1972 May
65
65
Inc—*———>—5
Commonwealth Edison common —25
Coleman
40
8
100
•
New
10% July
125
7%
3 7B
13%
15% Mar
87.
247a
3 7b
13 74
1
Electric
Television
Graham-Paige
Packard
-16%
Sep
24%
8
24%
&
3 7b
13%
50
_*
Motors
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517a
*
'■ High
Low
——10
Curtiss- Wright
45
8% May
77b Mar
1,700
-
Gas
Nash-Kelvmator
Apr
12
150
Products
Continental
Sep
52
174 May
.
Certain-teed
Columbia
Range Since January 1
High
•
com_
Rolling Mill -*—**
Anaconda Copper Mining
Feb
1374 Feb
Apr
8%
_1
2%
10
(new)
17%
11% May
874
1%
•
Cities Service Co common——
Jan
167b
8%
2
*—
Chrysler Corp common
10%
400
200
18
14 7B
Convertible pref
Chicago
150
177.
137.
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac
Chieago
150
13 74
5
14%
9% May
12%
Low
1
Corp
American Radiator & St San
American
General
12%
-
507a
1
———_•
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*
& South Air Lines
*
Towel Co common
—♦
Chicago Corp common
V
1,200
127a Sep
11% May
127a
Shares
Feb
22
5
common
77*
4% May
Feb
37%
5
50
50o
common
Burrell Corp
5%
Apr
12%
Central States Pr & Lt pfd
Cherry
372 Aug
28
123/4
*—*
——
15% July
9% May
300
20
10
Corp
Secur
111
Convertible
800
4%
250
common—1
Biscuit
Carr-Consolidated
13%
37%
103/4
Butler Bros common
Feb
4%
.--1
12 7a
common
Burton-Dixie Corp
Sep
174%
37%
1
—
237a
Jun
4%
Corp common.,
-5
Sons (E J) capital*—-*—-*--*
Brach
Jan
377a
Borg-Warner
Bruce
17
150
47.
*-10
—
Feb
13%
•
10
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Bastian-Blessing Co common
Feb
11%
Jan
300
158% 159
3
—3
common
Feb
7%
97a
300
22%
22%
67a May
3% Sep
1074
500
200
100
.
for Week
Stocks—
Alleghany
High
Low
4
1174
10%
capital™. 100
:
—5
Tel Co
&
Washer
Automatic
3%
3%
•
common
Co common-
Armour &
5
common™——•
Bearing
Ball
—-
Castings—
Aluminum
Advanced
A«na
7
Range Since January 1
High
7
Par
—l
Unlisted
for Week
of Prices
Sale Prioe
STOCKS—
Range
of Prices
Par
Sales
Range
Last
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
30
Feb
July
Jan
15% July
Steel
common
Van
Dorn
Iron
Works*
Vlchek Tool
World
*
*
Youngstown Sheet & Tube...
117a
20
*
•
117a
'11%
*
—
Publishing
*
26%
69 3,4
*
(Un)
20
70
13
61% May
79%
Feb
Jun
20%
Feb
11%
140
10
1174
100
1174 May
12%
20
20
34
86
53% May
20
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Jun
72 7a
Feb
-Jan
Feb
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
THE
Number 4633
166
Volume
(1283)
WEEK
FOR
ENDING
26
SEPTEMBER
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Prlee
STOCKS—
of Prices
Shares
Par
Pacific
6%
Corp common
—25
&
Gas
oommon
Indemnity Co
pacific
Western
1
1,000
38%
300
49%
55%
44%
325
35V4
Republic Petroleum Co coihmon_. —1
7'%
Drug, Inc.
Rice Ranch Gil 420-;—,—_——
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS—
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59
July
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42
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14
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15%
140
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28%
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29 y8
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32% July
36 %
July
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American Radiator & Stand
Feb
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20
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1,120
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9% Feb
Apr
3
100
2% May
3%
300
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800
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1% Sep
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2% Jan
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Borg-Warner Corp
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16
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May
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Jan
16
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70
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18% May
50
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51
55c
80
27
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55
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300
9%
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200
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800
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—
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580
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90
21%
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13
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2.05
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9,500
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10
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8%
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105
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105
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239
Lockheed
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Mascot Oil Company
.,
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3,000
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253
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37
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35
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44
73%
171
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150
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180
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Sep
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93%
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—
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United Aircraft Corp
U S Rubber Co
Jan
43% Aug
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—
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31c
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200
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85
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1,20 Sep
53
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—
——
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Mar
28%
11%
Aug
12% Aug
20% Feb
29
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Inc
Jan
15%
1,358
1
Inc
24-
82
4
—
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20
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65c
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1
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85c 87 %c
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1
May
Jan
Feb
110
15% May
——
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10
35%
Co
Car
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Republic Steel Corp-
65 % Mar
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250
Feb
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85
82
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,
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34.
Jun
17%
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24
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10
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42%
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350
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8%
93
11%
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Jun
17
1.20
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5% May
300
44%
305
20%
.
63
Sep
Jan
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54
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57%
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15%
11%
3
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North American
12% May
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Intercoast Petroleum Corp
Sep
51
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43%
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11%
*
—
26%
.8%
—
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130
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Loew's Inc
17%
6%
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15
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—
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Kennecott Copper
26
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44%
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Corp
Nickel Co
Int'l Tel & Tel Corp
14
—1,
96
12%
Corp—;
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Public Utilities Corp
14
70c
Cladding McBean & Co__—.—
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61% July
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Hilton Hotels Corp
■
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56% Hep
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125
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17%
class A
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21
59%
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21
57%
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.
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Feb
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21
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.—
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150
11%
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Sep
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1
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1%
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50
r
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29%
Sep
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1
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Mar
32
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:*
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22
—
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17% Aug
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Mar
15% July
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May
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Feb
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40
159%
34%
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Corporation
11% May
50
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3%
4'/a
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May
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21
•
1%
•
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Chemical
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A5V8 Bep
180
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Bethlehem Steel Corp
Peninsular
4
4%
1.25
5c
25c
G & S
Chollar
200
4%
1.25
—1
Imperial Development Co Ltd
6
-1
7
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McClanahan Oil common
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f Jan
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Products————.
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79% Feb
5V2c
10
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3
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9% Sep
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100
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69
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69
6% Feb
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250
15
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Feb
24% July
103 % Hep
39%
Jan
6
14
14
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Jan
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Feb
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100
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Brewing
19%
21%
5% May
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—1
12
25
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Goebel
Fen
12% Sep
9% Feb
•
—_
12
2,424
United
5
Jan
11%
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145
7%
Mar
92% Julv
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16%
2% Feb
5%
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11%
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4% Feb
5V« Jan
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12%
40
47
51% Mar
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—
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1% Aug
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255
58%
19% Sep
;
2% Sep
1,055
4%
——
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43%
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12'V4
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Union Oil of California common
Frankdnmuth Brew common
182
37%
43%
57%
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Transamerica
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37%
-25
Jan
27% Apr
,
pfd class A
Pacific Company
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Jan
59
Feb
18 Va Feb
25% Aug
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American Tel St Tel ——i—
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Bankers
common.:
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new
com
——
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17
17%
100
10%
Curtis Publishing
Co———-—,
dels ware Power & Light,
,
112
9
May
15
295
56%
Sep
62% July
12% Feb
24% Jan
9%. 10%
18%
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Mills
8!/a
Jan
Jan
5% Jan
18 % May
17% Sep
7%
Feb
-
Cons Vultee
22%
Jan
1
5% July
9%
19%
24%
28%
29%
Jan
115%
Jan
Cons
Aug
21
Jan
30%
Feb
55
17
May
22 %
July
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10
July
49
...
74%
Feb
59%
Sep
65
Jan
Ewa Plantation Co—
3% jan
5
Apr
2%
312
'54%
54%
63
20
21 Va
593
20
21%
21%
50
18
Mar
35
35
50
26%
2%
54%
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Chemical
Co
20%
10
—20
4%
Fe b
Sep
Sep
Galland
Linen Service
Sep
24%
Jan
General
Metals
22
July
37% July
Jun
-
FarnSworth
& Radio
Tele
Alleghany Ludlum Steel———.
33%
Columbia
Gas
Devonian
Oil
&
Electric——.
——«
34
83
15%
25
11%
29
29
State
Corp
1.65 Aug
Sep
62 %
20 v,
Apr
30
29 %
-
Apr
32%
Apr
41
31v,
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July
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July
V
1,25
—
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15%
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16
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Jap
32
May
32
Jan
July
6
80
Mar
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23
Jan
38 Va
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559
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437
32 V, May
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233
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13% May
5
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24
20
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100
Feb
Feb
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15%
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33%
—
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High
11%
Blaw-Knox Co
30
—
Greyhound Corp
for Week
of Prices
Low
Feb
-63
Jap
56%
;
35%
"
94
Jan
35
Sep
Feb
Jan
Jun
9 Va
July
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10% July
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Range
Sale Price
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General Motors
Golden
57c
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Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
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25
30%
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68
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General Paint Corp common
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100
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54%
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45%
-
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250
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Eureka Corp
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Dow
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May
6% Mar
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5
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46%
100
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31
192
/
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60
7%
•
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41% Mar
10
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93
9
120
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common.
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28%
100
29% July
120
465
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—
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15
19%
53 %
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316
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Jun
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Clorox Chemical Co
Jan
28%
9
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23
,
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27
19%
46%
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50
.
Feb
13
28 %
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220
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•
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75
17
40
.1
56
Jan
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950
220
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150
135
1,407
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220
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31%
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1
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1
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Paper common
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—
Sun Oil Co——.
California
59
*
preferred
Philco Corp common.:
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of
Calamba Sugar
22%
10
4.4%
Dome
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Bank
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7%
7 v,
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•
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57%
—
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150 •
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57%
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11
3
Lehigh Coal |t Navigation.
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National bower .& LightJ
$1
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54%
10
—
——.
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24 %
100
July
59%
•19%
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Gimbel Brothers
r
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Feb.
Feb
10%
9%
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Storage Battery.
General Mqtprs Corp
96
8
174%
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.
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for Week
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Par
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58%
-2%
f
-
May
149% Jun
16% May
70
-
Range
Sale Price
stocks—
High
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Exchange
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1,171
100
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-200
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.
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24 ys
•
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Hudson
Hunt
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Foods
—
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common
a
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150
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1.35
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30
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Apr
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July
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29
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Kaiser-Frazer Corp common..— —1
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Follansbee
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——
10
—...
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—..
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United States Glass
Vanadium
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6
5%
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100
162
-
6
Sep
10%
Jan
25% July
19% Jan
5%
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5%
Aug
7
July
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
12%
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,
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Menasco Mfg Co common—,
72
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43
July
36% July
30 % July
22% May
National Auto Fibres common
Natomas Company
American Oil
North
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5%
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Louis
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New
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Paraffine
common—
American Inv common
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of Prices
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Bank Building & Equipment com
Burkart Mfg common
Co's
common
...
10
Clinton Industries common..
Columbia Brewing common
Electric
Emerson
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pfd
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General
Electrtc
1
common
General Motors common
General
common
Blanke
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139
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10
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9
12
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May
141
350
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7
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170
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55 Va
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45
69
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65
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108
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18
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14
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30
74
Aug
27%
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250
37%
37%
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Shell Union Oil common.——*
Saundview Pulp Co new common
20
36%
28'
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Water Associated
Transatnerica Corp
Jan
21% July
26
Jan
26%
263
269
25 '/a May
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33% July
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27% Aug
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35
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17 Va
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——
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62% July
Feb
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47
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:
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42%
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Jun
May
Feb
17
37 %
37%
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Standard Oil Co of Cal
Feb
9c
Sep
25%
30 Va
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Spiegel Inc common
Spring Valley Co Ltd——-
22 %
12,200
30%
—
Sperry Corp
16%
15% May
20% May
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12c
Jan
Apr
14% May
31
Sep
28%
preferred
preferred
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Pacific Co
Tide
23
11c
28
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Feb
38
Calif Edison—
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•
13
5
Jan
27% Sep
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27% Jan
93
18% May
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18%
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Sep
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100
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Jan
39% Aug
May
106%
18%
Safeway Stores Inc
129
Feb
21
115
San Mauricio
Feb
28 V,
160
33
common——
;
15% July
106% 106%
32
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105
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10
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53
12
60
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109
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15
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Sep
139
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July
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27
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400
100
30
Feb
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32
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Jan
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41
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55
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25
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85
109
28
16%
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225
31%
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109
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Investment common—
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111
110
57%
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preferred—
Public
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28
30%
20
common
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1st
28
35%
5
common—
35%
10
4
common
7%
20
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100
17
113
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425
17
100
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11
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Aug
38
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10
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Jan
6%
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common
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125
7
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common
International Shoe
14
5
Griesedieck-Western Brewing
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100
:
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(Un)
Shoe
High
17% 47.%'
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Sep
1.25
Republic
Range Since January
7
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Century Electric Co common
Aug
v4 May
29%
38% July
10%
—
100
——rt
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14
3
12
May
Jan
10%
100
10
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Rayonier Incorp common.,:
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120
*
—
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for Week
Par
1.55
33
33
110
•
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Pacific Western Oil Corp
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Sale Price
stocks—
100
29%
3
v..
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34 V,
25
25
Railway Equip & Realty Co Ltd
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35%
33% Mar
10% May
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common
Pac Tel & Tel common.
7600
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Friday
100
1.55
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co——p100
St. Louis Stock
100
•
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25
common-—
Elec
&
preferred
1st
Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Exchange Associate
Curb
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Missouri
Stock
Chicago Stock Exch.,
Co
Gas
Pacific Lighting
$5
dividend
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St.
135
3%
•
30c
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6%
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37
13%
29%
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Pacific
,
27% May
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Sugar Plantation
Can
Pacific
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
300 North 4th St., St. Louis 2,
5% May
226
35%
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Pacific American Fisheries common.—5
&
-
9
31
13 V,
Occidental Petroleum
Paauhau
Edward d. Jones
Jun
36%
13%
1
10
70c
Jan
Apr
27 Va May
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50
27%
Jan
77/a Sep
33% Mar
619
35 Va
27%
Macy (r h) & Co common
—*
Magnavox Co
—
—-——1
Marchant Calculating Machine ——5
10c
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600
8
—
Feb
79c
31
9
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Morrison Knndsen..
38
34 Va
:
1
Feb
22%
25
77/a
37
Feb
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Sep
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17,542
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115
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Leslie Salt Co—————
42%
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80
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20c
23%
5% May
200
38
8%
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650
2%
37%
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17%
300
550
27 Va
Jan
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19% Apr
1,860
14
5%
2%
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19%
13%
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9%
24%
5
10
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100
27%
8%
24%
Nat Fireproofing Corp
5
Pittsburgh Brewing common
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass—
.10
•
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp..
Shamrock
26%
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28
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125
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Packard
134
101
American
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Jan
210
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1%
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15% Mar
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May
100
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•
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55%
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19
17%
.
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41%
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230
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17
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41
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17%
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cons
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>
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9
200
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Consolidated Edison Co of ,N Y__
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10
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62% Aug
13
Cities Service Co commot—_•
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125
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&
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
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17
Canada Dry
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75
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610
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17
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Mountain City Copper
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13%
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;
302
1,014
4%
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125
-—
35
a80% a82%
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47/a
—
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High
a42% a43%
a43% a457/a
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11% May
53% May
151
May
160
13%
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Low
a42%
—
Matson
May
26% May
9V2 May
15
280
•4%
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Blair & Co Inc
capital—
■
100
44
13%
67c
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a__
497
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a
44
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365
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44
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9
100
13%'
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23
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.
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100
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Jan
37%
M
American Smeltingj &
American Tel & Tel Co
■
12%
' "
27% Jun
♦
5
23%
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1
1
American Radiator & Std
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23%
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
High
LOW
-250
-
296%.296%
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'Last
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High
35%-
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-1.
.
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35%
r
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SEPTEMBER 2G
Sales
for Week
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STOCKS—
WEEK ENDING
FOR
(Robert)
Breweries
36
1,043
14% May
21%
Feb
u-jf
38
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1286)
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Par
Montreal
Cottons
High
LOW
12%
12%
337
40%
—25
Week's
Last
40%
50
40
Aug
Low
15%
430
15
Sep
Motor Co of "Canada class A—
Ford
Feb
14
for Week
Shares
High
12% Mar
Sales
Range
STOCKS—
Range Since January l
*
12%
—
26
Friday
Shares
15
common.
MARKETS
SEPTEMBER
for Week
of Prices
•Low
.
ENDING
Sales
Range
SmiePrlM
STOCKS*
LISTED
WEEK
FOR
Monday, September 29, 1947
Fraser
41% May
Range Sbtee January 1
Low
High
High
May
20
fclL*
20
65
20
Jan
23
50%
49%
50%
1,084
42
rMay
55
Feb
18
Companies
17%
18
3,054
13% May
•18
Sep
—
44%
45
252
44%
47%
Jun
•
Montreal
Locomotive
Works
Lakes
Great
Feb
22%
A
Class
'Montreal
Murphy
—40
Telegraph
Montreal
50
preferred
50
13
49%
Jun
.51
31
Jan
40
Jan
Hendershot
23
150
24
Jan
Horner
Ltd
new
cor
ft1
-
50% July
33
.22%
22%
50
33
100
Tramways
Paint Co —
Paper Co
21
May
Paper (Products.
(Frank W) class A
Ltd
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National Steel Car Dorp
Wire Weaving
22»/4
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Naranda Mine* Ltd
1%
Car
Lt
Ht
794
22
22%
580
23%
25
43
43%
-27%
27%
27%
42
,21%
23
26%
53
Jan
29
Jan
Rwys
&
189
_•*
•
old—.
Power
189
203
7%
8%
8%
4,685
Jan
190
Ltd
8%
•4% May
t80
10
75
July
85
25
15
Feb
18
May
30
66
130
33
Feb
25
65
Mar
18%
.18%
19
1,220
16
jran
37
36 V*
37%
220
34
Jan
•
•12%
12%
12%
.750
10 y4 May
15
1,966
50% May
100% Mar
•
60
59
60%
preferred
Corporation common
Mount
Royal
101
101
30
103
Feb
6%
14
150
13%
Sep
17
Jan
19
18%
19
166
18
Aug
20%
Jan
12%
12%
12%
50
12
Sep
17
104
*
104
19
1,715
Apr
106
19
30% May
48
5
32
July
35
St Lawrence Paper >G% pfd
100
Shawinigan Water & Power com
:*
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.50
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Williams
of
Canada
pom
■•■•
135
134
136
265
116
Jan
137
21%
22
1,444
49%
49%
400
28%
29
465
25
Jun
175
175
45
170
Jan
14
.
flicks Breweries
common
Press
14 y2
13%
14
104
5
>•
17%
17%
140
Co
1% .preferred
*
v'.
Cotton
preferred
12% -Apr
Service
17%
United
18
90
76
July
82
May
115
79
July
89
180 y8
Sep
100
18%
Mar
7%
9%
Sep
8%
325
10
7% May
77
77
24%
24%
25
25
35
26%
27
250
21%
35
16%
335
13
Jan
35
35%
105
35
May
27
92
Arno Mines Ltd
Beatrice
Red -Lake
Beaulieu
Yellowknife
Bob's
Sep
31
Feb
Brazil
20% May
23
22
26%
26%
27
596
25 %
35
35%
903
34
Apr
July
28
35
39
22%
23
2,105
22
Apr
25
Week's
Gold
Range
May
Low
.*
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n
*
common—*
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Low
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220
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100
9
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1.50
2,500
23
23
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24%
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13%
13%
6
62
260
5%
5,518
61%
5
4Y8
100
91%
91%
93
14%
14
14%
285
•
20%
21
183
110
111
100
13
13
25
97%
97%
5
14%
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Co
A
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*
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Div
common
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pfd
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class
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Products
Ltd—
43
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Ltd-
67
.
9%
8%
e
16c
12 %c
Jun
30c
Jan
22c
11,800
14c
Sep
44c
Jan
5c
Jun
15c
89c
Sep
Sep
25 V4 c
Sep
43c
14c
10c
43c
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16,500
48c
4,700
14c 25 %c
20c
137,500
-
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11c
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11c
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H
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•
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3c
2,000
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j
i
86c
87c
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87c
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j
6c
6%c
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8c
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j
20c
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21c
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15c
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28c
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10,000
13o
Aug
44c
Feb
19,000
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32c
Jan
,
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14%
20%
109
13
Jan
15c
33
j
97% Sep
185
3%
3y2
128
3
May
104
104
1
100
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2
16
10
26%
75
25
33
100
26
9
38
6
6
135
39c
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1
24%
735
25
Sep
• |
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!
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;
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336
30c
114
49
828
9
17%
17%
17%
75
80c
80c
90c
1,625
56c
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Aug
92c
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|
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97/ac
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1.1
80c
May
Jun
Apr
May
j
1.15
1,100
33c
39c
43,900
18c
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45c
Sep
30c
30c
2,000
25c
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95e
Feb
15,500
.
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May
14
"
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9 %c
Jun
4c
500
2c
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5c
5 V2 c
6 %c
11,500
5c
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13c
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47c
48c
3,500
33c
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90c
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4c
6c
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8.50 May
Feb
Jan
70c
July
10c
lie
12,000
1.60
1.65
2,700
1.35 Aug
3.55
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2.85
2.75
2.95
1,975
2.27 July
4.80
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500
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1.02 Jun
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150
75c
1.45
1.50
650
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2.35
600
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13
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75c
16
16
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100
15%
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2.30
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;
16
Feb
I61/4
Jun
1.28
7%c Jun
Feb
Feb
22c
-
8.00 May,
5c
Aug
16 V4
10
July
•
1.82 May
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Feb
Jan
12c
Jan
2.65
Jan
,
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87c
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10 c
2,500
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-
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—
ft ¥97c
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21c
Feb
10c
Sep
23c
Jan
8c
May
Sep
27c
87c
9c
1,000
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1,500
11c
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TOc
Cadallic -Gold Mines
Paramaque
110 Sep
3%
28c
July
Ltd.
Aug
4%
May
5c
Mines Ltd.
Gold Mines Ltd
(Pandora
Feb
190
10c
500
Apr
15
May
-
Jan
1.23
Jan
18c
Fjpb
'•
Feb
Feb
30%
Feb
36 %
Quebec Manganese
Apr
M;:
;
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Red
Gold Mines
Crest
—
73c
41,800
58c
Aug
73c
Sep
10c 11 %c
•10,700
10c
Sep
25c
Mar
8c
1,300
5c
Jun
9c
Jan
19c
71c
'73c
Mines Ltd-^gt? ;s
Ltd-:.—
8c
8c
55c
Jun
12c
May
60c
100
40c
May
3.10
5,400
50c
50c
1,200
17 c.
-1—
Mines
Ltd—-.
,34V2c Feb
60c
Aug
5<35
2.10 Jan
Feb
Sep
55
Sherritt-Gordon
6,500
•60c
2.90
5(
Mines
.Senator-Rouyn Ltd
5% July
•
Siscoe
50c
Gold Mines Ltd
48c
67 %c
Aug
8c
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd
Mines 1944 Ltd
17
19%
Jan
10% Mar
July
18%
Feb
Vinray Malartic
Sep
2%
Apr
Westville Mines
8c
1,000
7c
Sep
19c
60 %c
66c
7,108
50c
May
Apr
2.15
2.10
2.20
2,800
70c
39
39
25
36%
Apr
38%
38%
5% July
42 % May
75
36
18
18%
2,450
4% Mar
;1
(Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd—
Oil
>—
35c
7%c
—
5%c
—
^Calgary
&
Feb
Consol
20
Feb
8% May
12
Jan
O'Kalty
75
1,275
2
Sep
15
Fleet Mfg & Aircraft
50
•
May
650
2
May
3% May
61
47/8
Jan
Feb
5,000
Sep
5c
'
Ja,n
•4i%c- Sep
Aug
20c
July
14c
4%c Aug
Feb
Homestead
J
Oils
2.50
200
17c
71,500
12c
Sep
6lc
Jun
54c
2,500
40c
May
75c
Jan
63c
2,000
60c
Co Ltd—
Co Ltd
^—
7c-
12c
51;000
9c
Sep
7c
7%c
7,000
7c
Sep
17%
17%
30
14%
Jan
2.35 July
Sep
9c
—
Exploration
Royalite Oil
1.90 May
2.65 July
12c
Ltd—
60c
Oils
Omnitrans
JPacalta
Oil Co
•
53c
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
51
53,500
6c
2.50
Edmonton 'Corp Ltd
40
9%
2,000
7%c
•
35c
Jan
Stocks—
Apr
2%
35c
7c
5%c
2 80
1.70 Mav
•
14% May
51
*' Jan
78c
Thurbois
17
—
8c
62c
Feb
14% May
8% Jan
Sep
,
Sep
500
6c
6c
1 /•;.
Mines
Normetal Mining Corp Ltd
,O'Brien
12%
12c
6c
,
Lake Mines Ltd-,—
Mines
375
12c
4L
Ltd
Mines
Gold
12c 12V4c
1.99 May
,
-
3%
j
'
6c
43;;
Mining Corp of-Canada
Nechi Cons Dredging
16% Feb
5%
25
Feb
19c
1.00
Ltd
Consolidated
Macdonald
Jun
5%
2%
Mines
Malartic Gold Mines Ltd
Stadacona
50
25c
2.60 Aug
July
5c
Louvicourt Goldfields
Jun
5
2
4,500
109,300
39c
Lake Gold Mines Ltd..
Gold
Santiago
6,858
42c
26 %c 30 %c
Lingside Gold Mines
Sep
6
55c
9
Jan
28c
Ltd
Addison Gold Mines Ltd
6
52%
15
Apr
7,500
55,300
j
2.74 May
!
3.50
Gold
Lake
1.60
Aug
1.39
1j10
Sep
5
173/4,
Mines
-
3.25
Gold Mines Ltd
Shore
Feb
50
2
May
Jan
Kerr
3%
50c
2ya
19c
28c
Lingman Lake Gold Mines Ltd
154%
5
9%
2,125
47c
Lake
Mar
52%
18%
24c
Aug
Sep
Feb
2% Aug
*
*
J
May
July
Feb
25
1.75 May
10
Sep
33
15
jj
Sep
11c
12c
Pitt
26%
17%
Feb
Jan
8c
21c
15,000
35c
Jan
99 %
Mar
2,500
ibo
17%
'!
60c
25c
8,500
20,700
8c
1.05
Feb
15 %
Sep
24
23/4
*
16%c Apr
9c
21c 23V2c
74c
(Hugh
Feb
112%
Jan
146
•
a&d
Mines Ltd
9 %C.
6,500
Hudson-Rand
23% May
Jun
July
2
—
Hollinger Consolidated; Gold
,
5% July
94% July
May
2%
«
Sep
10c
Mines Ltd
Goldvue Mines Ltd
Jun
64
2% May
9%
page 42.
Jan
3.00
13%
May
1
For footnotes see
Feb
26c
4,500
Jan
14
142
*
12%
*'
16
21
•
Limited—
7c
Aug
4,100
God's
Feb
27
5
Aircraft
Aug
14c
20c
Found
Mar
Sep
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Fairchlld
Gold
Formaque Gold Mines Ltd
7
T3% May
5% Sep
262
20
B
-,3c
1,500
•f~ 500
14C
Ltd.
1,500
39c
Joliet-Quebec
230
2%
'Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd-*
'Dominion Square Corp
*
'Donnacona Paper Co Ltd
•
'Eastern
H.
com—*
5% cumulative preferred—
Cub Aircraft Corp Ltd
31%c Feb
Jun
11,000
16c
.1,12
Jack
23
142
,*
Ltd
15 %c
19c
4%c
17c
Jan
189
2%
com
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•
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36c
Feb
100
Ltd
2%
,
4c
24%
17
10
.,,
<■
—
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17c
.
Mines Ltd
25
14%
2
Ltd
Alcohols
1.00 May
24c
Feb
22
100
General Advert Ltd
Preferred
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—
*
common
preferred—
Knitting
II
_I
100
—-
Canadian Western Lumber Co_
^Celtic
Sep
1,000
16c
Apr
187%
22
com—*
-Canadian Power & Paper Inv com
5%
cumulative preferred—
cum
14 %
100
class
Feb
14
1.00
13 %c
Norseman
97%
:•
common
preferred
Ltd
21
16c
r
20%
100
pfd
'Canadian Food Products 4%%
pfd—100
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
_.*
7%
-
*
Products
Feb
Mar
60
Yellowknife
J-M
23%
630
I
Vinegars Ltd
Silk
30%
17
150
,9c
21
375
1
-
Vickers
,
May
29% Sep
370
18
13%
p
& Diamond
15%
151
5%
24%
62
common.
Ltd
Jan
43c
11% Sep
29%
14c
El
12%
12 % Mar
680
i*
Pulp & Paper com_:*
Trust
Jan
,
11% Mar
Sep
1.30 Aug
50
23%
:*
Ltd
______
Industries
July
Sept
123
Apr
18
-
Explorations Ltd
-Counter Mining Go Ltd
High
9% Aug
5% Sep
350
•1.45
100
————
Canada ft Dominion Sugar
Northern Power 1%
24c
13%
Consol Central Cadillac Gold Mines..
Range Since January 1
High
5 y2
—
:*
Canada
116
29%
Mines Ltd
Eldona
210
Canadian
15,776
15
12 %
Feb
C
"
Donalda Mines Ltd..—„—
Shares
16
Canadian
19
43c
10%
;!'
9% Aug
Apr
12 % May
;
preferred
Cortez
for Week
of Prices
16
preferred
119
42c
pfd
Century Mining Corp Ltd
Sales
:5
5%
5
Jan
Dulama
45
Inter; Inv
50
119
4
625
12
May
Duvay Gold Mines Ltd—
East Sullivan Mines
13
Canadian
8%
13%
Colomac
.Jan
12%
79c
30
Cheskirk
Jan
22%
.*
Canadian
14 % May
19
Jan
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
.
12% Sep
765
Cartler-Malartlc Gold Mines Ltd
Feb
23
:*
Canada
100
26
1.00
Gold Mines
Lake
Canadian Malartic
Feb
Sep
Brand ■•& Millen Ltd A
Preferred
'
Sep
'
17% Mar
38
21% Mar
Brandram-Henderson
Company
61
Jan
12%
Ltd
B
i
112% Jan
Apr
55
Mar
26%
.10
class
107%
75
Jan
Sept
22
Limited
Mines
Feb
19%
-Ltd
Packers
,.
;•
14c
Feb
435
Sale Price
i
5
110
59%
22
33
12%
—1—
Jan
805
Limited—
Columbia
32% Aug
Mining
37
Heva
Brown
6%
class
81
20
Par
British
Inv
26
21%
Last
Columbia
Apr
y4 Mar
14
May
'
Corp class A
Corporations class B
Apr
19%
STOCKS—
Class B
112
11
13% May
12
Co
.Sep
72
'
■
Pr
Invest
21% May
21%
Friday
Co
108% May
39
8%
Fuel
Aubelle
CanadlanFunda
Oil
Aug
400
13%
Canada
Ashley .Gold
Montreal Curb Market
British American
Jan
21
May
25
Stores.
25
150
—J.0
Vancouver
10%
Sep
9
20%
150
110
Amusement
Dome
of
Apr
Feb
19%
—10
Hosiery
Mar
33
59 %
Alger Gold Mines Ltd
r-
Jun
190
21%
_
■&
Sep
74
17
Jan
Mining Stocks—
Sep
Feb
•
class
21%
l53^May
65'/2 May
10a/8
13%
Western Grain Co "Ltd
Jan
16
10
Products
Jan
33
33
United
18% May
Apr
.—10
Commerce
I
Feb
14%
14
pfd—J
red
Centremaque Gold Mines
Royal
Jan
Aug
13%
pfd
United
Jun
Banks—
British
Feb
104
7%
T4
Industries
Soutbmont
15
July
14% July
105%
Jan
16%
Works
125
110% 110%
C
Southern
Apr
325
80
N
Rands
30% Mar
175
12% Mar
104
77
35%
& Co
Jun
Sep
12
40
15
Bonville Gold Mines Ltd
Montreal
3,505
21%
71%
Ltd—.
Russell
21%
Noya Scotia
168
20%
Sarnia Bridge Co Ltd—
—
"Canadienne
13
160
Sep
24%
___• •
.i*
Bright
Sep
5 %
200
Quebec Pulp & Paper 1%
Sep
76
180% 180 %
._*'
Worts—II"
10
50
97/a
Band-Ore Gold Mines
Weston (George) .com
Dis
19%
Feb
31%
Sep
102
5 >/8
20%
Jan
18
80
80
*
&
102
143/4
21
May
93/4
50%
7%
8%
Ltd
Brewers
28
20%
26%
Sep
76
100
■,
Grocers
Glove
50
13
of Can .6%
1st pfd—
part 2nd pfd—
Purity Flour Mills Co Ltd common.
July
7%
7%
28
,
7%
Gooderham &
Belgium
Jun
May
28 3/4
Corp
6%
Sep
18
•
_•
Corp
Steels
46
,11
Ltd
49%
305
104
•
Canada Power—
Standard Chemical oommon
Steel Co of Canada common
Fabrics
14% July
Jan
common
21% Aug
415
*
100
;
preferred-—
Southern
Tobacco
29
ioo
—_
Voting trust ctfs
■Simpson Ltd 414 %
Atlas
Jun
40
15
Manufacturing 7%
Power
Sep
104
753
preferred
Mills
Enterprises
Orange Crush Ltd
Feb
9% May
40
17 y2
19
48
Auto
11
332
102
preferred
Paton
33
Glove
400
41
Jan
100
..
Rice
Nuclear
33
Acme
12%
5y8
Ltd
Nova Scotia Lt & Pr
13%
46%
Western
-Jan
71%
Feb
33
Walker
9
193/4
'
Corporation
47%
Steel
Mar
157
Royal Hotel Co Ltd
„*
United
8
240
pfd
Mount
50
Wabasso
May
6
12%
common.
Moore
*
common
4%
Ltd
39% Aug
13%
Class A preferredSt Lawrence Flour Mills
Tuckett
•90
283/4
pfd
preferred
0
—100
Transport
SagUenay Power 4%%
•Boutham
11
Apr
l93/4
Minnesota ft Ontario Paper Co_
67% Julv
-
Distilleries
Melchers
Jan
19%
m
—1
-
Quebec Power
7%
Apr
79
Jan
71
27% July
•
:
—
Price Bros ft Go Ltd common
4%
preferred —:
:
St 'Lawrence
41
41
conv
McColl-Frontenac Oil
Feb
16%
29%
*
common
'Development
Holland Paper
'Paper
Massey-Harris 6%%
Sep
80
*
Powell River COh
Power Corp of Canada
(Provincial
12%
Jun'
10
Sep
180
16%
xri
16 y2
...*
common.
Page-Bersey Tubes
Placer
•12%
11% Aug
10% AUg
5
•
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd
Maritime Teleg & Tel common—
42
,395
8
50
125
'
w
Aug
MacLaren
26% Aug
600
8
ft-:
■Wi,
Power Ac
82
12
common.
Jan
6%
Penmans
Ltd
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
Feb
26
Sep
July
Investment Foundation
May
48
Apr
11
10%
Sep
-
Electric
Ottawa
45%
23%
100
Aircraft-.
Ottawa
44%
43
_•
common
(preferred
Ottawa
23%
rT
Niagara
•Ogilvie Flour Mills
45%
*
common
11
w—
10%
J
l|
10 y4
82
ral*.'
j
Inter-City Baking Co Ltd
National Breweries
■
,
-
.
24c
July
15c
Jun
20%
Jun
i
Volume 166
Number 4633
THE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
I
(1287)
.<♦
CANADIAN
5
RANGE
LISTED
WEEK
FOR
ENDING
MARKETS
SEPTEMBER
26
—-^
Toronto Stock
Exchange
Canadian Funds
Friday
STOCKS—
Par
"•
$2.50 preferred
new
common
Yellowknife
:
Steel
—*
Anglo Canadian Oil
Anglo-Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Cons
Aug
Sep
26c
Jun
12c
May
32o
Feb
235
100
37%
21,050
5,800
—T
L.
97c
50
_——:_1
„
190
3,500
60c
3,500
„1
Aug
2,500
Arjon Gold Mines
43c
6c
May
i
9,500
—1
Hardware class A
Mining
-
Feb
—1
30c
1.03
Mar
16%
13'/a
100
6c
May
27c
8c
May
23 %c
5,480
11c
May
38c
Feb
Atlas
3,125
9
Aug
May
12%
Feb
35c
Feb
8V4c Jun
39e
20c
76c
Jan
11c
25,500
Aumaque Gold Mines
Gold
1
Electric
Class A
Auto
Bags mac
Bank
Montreal.
of
Jan
Baihurst Power class A
Aug
39%
Jun
40
23c
Beaulieu
Yellowknife
Belleterre
Quebec
Bell
Telephone
Rights '
:
__l
Bidgood Kfrkland Gold
.
common
1
—
66ip
60c
23%fe
Bobjo Mines Ltd
liY#: -
•
Brand & Millen class A
10%
1.4b
:
10%
Brewers & Distillers
Red
Latte
Oil
———1
*
——
British
Columbia, Eiec
British
Columbia
2.1
pref—100
10c
24%.
British
Columbia
Power class
class
B-
A-
_•
—•
Broulan Porcupine
__1
Buffadison GoldAnkerite
Buffalo
Canadian
Buffalo Red
Building
Bunker
Mines-—
Lake Mines-
Products
&
Burrard
——-i„
Linen
%fe
15 c
*
4 % %,
Red
_^____-__l
-»
4c
36c
l
lake
2.90
Preferred
ill"—-____£—*
-———
—
Canada Foundries class A
Ca,nada
Packers
class
20
—i-*
;——
Feb
Jun
27c
Aug
48 % c
Feb
13,100
80c
A
2,500
983
12
110
12
152
156
156
159
94c
2,930
22
15
21c
21c
335
12
250
15%^?
4,400
12c
100
29
Aug
May
.20
.^I-
:
113%';|
.13 %
2.30
^
4c
2.60 ™
8,800
3AM
.r,7-i|
18%
Sep
24c
.'
'
5:
Aug
101% Aug
15
50
69
729
-L
•
Aug
Feb
Jan
16% May
2.70 July
17%c Feb
"73c
2.90 Jan
200
•
'
Sep
33c
32
.
Jan
2,850
5%|
'■
4c
4,533
34c 39
2.90:
1.70 Jan,
8,762
-Vftfa-
Sep
9
Sep
;
•
16
8% Sep
Jun
3.50 Feb
6%
105
Jun
Apr-
1
75
Mar
16% May
30
15
7%.
*
Sep
31% July
26% May
20
6% Sep
,_50
Canada Wire & Cable class B
6
e
Commerce.
10
Breweries
250
16
16
198
200
13%
67
41
22%
8%
21%:
24c
—
preferred
:
*
__20
*
20
41
22%
8%
21%
91
22%
75
Sjjra
206
22i
22'%
5,237
24c 25 Vac
324
22%
20
227/b
25
430
Apr
8
Feb
.1
*
Tar
&
Malartic
Federal
Sep
Federal
17
8
13
13
56%
29
29 %
22 %
Sep
20c v Sep
20
Jun
May
29c
2b
25
Sep
225
29% Jan
20
Apr
26
Jan
Apr
Sep
Jan
Apr
9%
40
13%
489
12% May
18
Feb
22%
125
20
27
Mar
23%
115
23
12%
12 %
12%
670
1.01
1.15
71,500
64c
May
33c
40c
240,500
17c
-May
70c
75c
5,900
70c
Sep
17 %c
22c
34,200
11c
July
35%
S8c
12,000
c
11
26% May
15
Feb
1.62
90c
1.58
Jan
Jun
Jan
28%c Sep
26 %c Mar
57c
Jan
7c
8c
5,000
Jan
12 %c
Jun
1.91
2.07
8,800
1.50 May
2.45
Feb
3.25
3.55
16,200
2.70 May
4.75
Jan
11%
Jan
5c
9%
10
170
8% May
14%
15
75
14 % May
15% Aug
19%
19%
19%
Sep
21
60c;
Aug
May
115
81c
06c
27,087
1.15
1.13
1.32
313,300
39c
39C
47c
52,800
17
18%
175
17
28c
*
Sep
17
Sep
25%
Jan
4
4
18
4.45
63,316
3.95
4.10
4,185
17%
17%
760
16
51
51
51%
202
49 %
5
4%
95
7c
7%c
8%
*
common
—
5
95
8%
^
125
10
4,500*
10
4"
Sep
3.90
5.50
Feb
5c
7
12
50
,2%
1,365
20
20
20%
940
19%
17
17
500
12c
2.50
2.45
2.55
4,400
19
19
19
107
100
109%
110
110
100
lliy4 1111/4
30
*
class
——
*
"
Sep
19%
11%
2
Sep
Feb
67
Aug
May
4% May
95
2
—
Jan
4.45
12
—
7%
Sep
1.96 July
2
——
Feb
60c
3.95
7c
Jan
Apr
3.95
1
1.36
2.60 Aug
20c
4
.A
preferred
5%%
preferred
Sep
May
3.40
1
common
May
7c
—1100
Power
Feb
1.95
common
Exploration
Feb
Jan
13
17%
of
4%
45
23
4.10
Ford
Jun
Aug
35 %c
—
Mfg & Aircraft
5%
56%
33%
22
9%
Fleet
Gatineau
15
Sep
Aug
May
13%
Sep
Jan
Feb
22%
Machine
Gold
Sep
11
17 %c
—-
Kirkland
Frobisher
Jan
Jan
70c
*
—
Mines
Canada
1.34
25%
29%
34c
*
pfd__—23 V2
Players
Francoeur
.26-% 'May
13
100
Mar
23% Feb
•
Feb
Jan
54
41
7%
Feb
10
1.70 Jan
98c
1.03
Chemical
Preferred
23 %
Feb
Sep
27
41
25
——
Apr
..May
10
7
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
.-place
Feb
85c
75c
265
3
Corp
Fittings Ltd
Feb
10
v
81c
Grain
26c
Sep
550
Falconbridge Nickel
200
18
360
English Electric class A
Mar
8%
7%
Mines
12% Sep
2.44
Apr
8'%
Mar
'
Jan
2b
56%
29
Eddy Paper class
188
18
430
3%
Kldona Gold Min
El Bol Gold Mines
Eureka
32,800
1,560
7%
Eastern .Steel
Easy Washing
Jan
7% Aug
Aug
24%
27%
3%
East Sullivan Mines-
Elder
1.07
23%
Mar
14
s
July
27%
1
common
East Amphi Mines
East Crest Oil
East
1.14
24%
50
—
Duquesne Mining Co
Duvay Gold Mines
Apr
19
70c
44c
Jan
21
; 19%
87c
'
50
Donalda Mines
Dulama Gold Mines Ltd
18
49% Mar
May
Aug
May
8,400
65,350
*
—
Dominion Woollens
40
Sep
14
,1.10
Apr
31
•
common
Preferred
12
41
j.
1.02
—
—
Wominion Magnesium
Dominion Scottish Invest
July
-
May
May
50c
70c
»
common
Dominion Foundry & Steel
36% July
20
i
preferred
Famous
§1
20
1st
Jun
62
36c
30c
8c
46c
10
—
Class B
,25
.
For footnotes see
page 42.
505
Dominion Fabrics
8% Jun
84
12%
•
Dominion Dairies
16
.
200
198
22%
__i
Canadian Canners common
1st preferred
52
430
16
!
—
23% Jan
24% Jun
35
18,750
11,000
10,000
1.25
•
—
Dominion
Apr
,10c
820
Bank
2%
.
Sep
79c
Dome Mines Ltd
Mar
tefim Feb
1,60 May
65c
.
.1.50 Jan
45
h
10
70c
,
■J
July
Sep
50
'50C
.
Jan
3,500
18%
Diversified Mining....
70c
Jan
55c
1.85
69c
Dominion
12c
38c
''
Sep
17%
*
.
Feb
4
27
18
Fee
Jan
9c
July
Aug
90
70c
Jan
12%
9%C
28
1.49
23% Mar
10
,
1
50c
7%c Feb
1.71
4,000'
2
common
32 y«
29
90c
..
Feb
Apr
174%. Jan
69c
May
397/a May
145
JL7.500
L02
Sep
Jun
10
8,700
,
1
May
Sep
,90c
42%
80C
1.71
Dominion Steel & Coal cl B
Dominion Stores
July
May7
20c
25c
16c 201/2 c
27%
Feb
4c
78c
42%
10
35c
11
90c
18c
2,000
Aug
13
Jan
-3,800
Feb
89%
Apr
16%
Sep
1 61c
;! 34c
Aug
26c
-
-
Fek
1.05
.
Sep
Jan
21
Sep
85c
24c
25c
class
1
Jan
1.56
12 %c
140
87c
22
B
1
Feb
2.00
Sep
78% May
12
_1
51c
35c
Sep
800
42,850
84%
80C
1
23c
24c
16c
84
1
Mines—
Feb
Jan
23c
Aircraft
Nickel
65c
12 %c
.1
Feb
23c
4,600
14c
.100
Gold
Feb
■
60
87c
24c
1
1^5
May
18
80c
84%
1
4.75
28
500
13%
oi
17%
7c
Feb
15
1.10 May
17% Jan
*
common
May
15c
"
5,800
":4«ff
V
:
Bank
Box
2.50 Apr
300
-
n1 iv-.>
•
Convertible
Feb
Jan
3%
30c
70
*
,
loo
Rights
9
29%
Jan
;2f
♦
:
Preferred
Ce^adlan
Jan
103% Sep
4% Fdb
-
«
Power
Class B-
o*n»oian
27
Sep
Sep
5 % Sep
25% July
10
Northern
2,400
Distillers Seagrams
Apr
15c
2pc':
,
103 y, 103%
71'
_l_____i__i_50
common
Canada Machinery
Canada Malting, ——
Canada
''32c
Sep
22
5%
i100
_
preferred-
1.30
87c
Coal
Leather
May
Aug
1.27
100
Patricia
30c
Feb
Jun
3.45
Sep
1.40 May
*
Mining
Nest
11.
4,400
Discovery Yellowknife
Feb
50
15c
2.4p
common
Canada Cement
/
50c
2.10 May
235
2,200
101,900
80c
5
Gas
Paper
5,400
Jan
30
'
11c
•
Press class A
Dickenson Red Lake
Jan
17
275
30
__1
preferredB-
3:15
13%
'
Class
24
8%
»
.—
Bread
Feb
2.00
1
Detta Red Lake
Dexter Red Lake Mines
May
500
1.2jT
C
29
64,400
27
*>
__
—^
13c
1.80
Exploration
Denison
Jan
July
33fc
24c
3%
Sep
15%
■i
Caimont Oils
2,600
8%c
Delnite Mines
Jan
2
29%
1
27
1
preferred
preferred
Campbell
135
16c I8V2C
18 '/a
i'
Cub
13 Va Mar
SVa May
75
11%
*
Ll?t
17c
2.85
.11%
Jan
4.30
Apr
Sep
2.70
35c 35 %c
Jan
33c
May
May
20
1.90
2
& Smelting
ll7/s
2.20
5c
•
Mining
25c
79'/a c Jan
14 %c
115
31,500
1.30
Homestead Oil
Sep
May
Jan
8%c
Cadillac
39 %c
Jan
30
-35c
5
Mines
Crowshore
75c
7%c
11
Beattie
Jan
i
61c
15c
Bakeries
2.20
Aug
2.70
1
1.45 Mar
.
>
2.60 May
5%C
•_!
Willans Gold—
J
8%c Sep
21c
Jan
Apr
3.00 Feb
„
July
13 %C Aug
7
Sep
30c May
556
Pec
July
26%
13c
1.50
1.60
Feb
15%
105
29
Central
Crow's
Feb
May
9c
925
3.05
____—*
Calgary & Edmonton
Cgllinan Flin Flon.
Canada
6 '•
1.16
.
Feb
Jan
10%c Feb
17c
33c
18% Feb
106
•
29
5%C
_
Jan
44c
3.30
30c
Bep
Sep
1.60
Croinor Pershing Mines.
$r
2%
33c
A--*
-
A
Calder-Bousquet
2nd
20
25,725
27.% *
'
4c
A_
r
class
Caldwell
•.
—*
class
—
3.10
30C
Smelt-
Crestaurum Mines
*
Co
&
Sep
15% Feb
150
23%
26
24 c
26%
100%
2%
29%
Hill
Class B
18
__l
Burlington Stee]
Burns
•
325
500
•
3.05-
Gold
3.10
_1
Mines
Class
May
<145
•l.ll
Buffalo
58,300
1,947
4,100
.1
.
Yellowknile
Cournor
^ug
14
1.25 Aug
3,580
10% <5
5%
%
17%!c
33b
10
1,975
26%
31c
14%
Aug
Aug
May
3% ;>-:3%-
2
Qfll—
Dominion,
Oils
Corrugated
Jan
23% 24%
100% ,102%
100%
*
Class B
British
390
950
"22-
•'
Packers
5c
16;
9c
..
Columbia
6c
26%
yr
i6
•
Forest
British
1,000
my
26 %
21%
5
Mines
British American
8%C 10 %C
9c
.
Jan
90c
May
2.00 May
1.10 May
1.50 May
2,100
22c
Jau
Jan
37%
24.
185
41c
I
Malartic
Conwest
•
i;£o"
1.40
Brantford
Cordage preferred _.——25
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr com—*
26c
'
ft
Bralorne Mines Ltd
Brewis
8
40c
Lake
Davis
14c
1,716
-
7e
:
6c
—
i
,
1.35
..
Jun
16,000
33c
Gold
'
-10
3,300
-1
GoldfMines
Mar
11% Sep
1
Bonetal Gold
,,
8
Sep
20y4
Aug
-16c
25%ci
23c
*
•
Boycon Pershing
Min
Consumers
Feb
5
17% Jan
*
__t
Blue Ribbon Corp common—-
Bonville
18c
40c
...
Sep
16
May
101
Jun
15%
lb-%
Sep
July
26%
200
21c
*
:_1
i—
370
36c
Mines
Consolidated
Sep
191
25
l
''
11% May
401,400
60,500
Consolidated
9.75 Mar
166% Sep
47/a Sep
5
1
Consolidated
jun
89c
50
31c 39 %C
Consolidated
Mar
42
6.75 July
100
Bertram & Sons class A__
Bevcourt Gold
Biltmore Hats
Aug
26%c May
<28
„1
Consolidated
Feb
91c
104
102
24%
—_il
Canada
!
May
36
1
JL.
of
60c
_<1
;
13
15
27
1
.
i
.
100
1,958
100
Consolidated
Jun
23%
19% J un
Exploration It Radium
Beatty Bros
14%
13%
28
Coniaurum Mines
Jan
•7%e Jan
—_*
Bear
13
5,350
Coniagas
Jan
35
60 %c
1.60
Colomac
Aug
33
10
Mining-
6,225
1.26
Coin
10
-
Toronto
Metals
85c
13 »/a
Cockshutt Plow
Sep
19c
22%
2.40
Cochenour
May
8c
Sep
25% Jan
10
Nova Scotia
of
Base
7
34c
11%
1.55
Citralam
9% Sep
Mar
11%
110
Circle Bar Knitting
5% Aug
16c
1
_.
360
.150
•24
1.26
Chromium
1
—
13%
13 y*
105% 105%
•
Chimo Gold Mines
Apr
Jun
8% July
5 % Sep
'
„
Consolidated
of
4%
6.20
Sep
May
May
Aug
May
2.40
Coastal
Jun
3.90 May
*
.—J—*
class B
Mines
Bankfield
Bank
common.,!
—
Fabric
Bank
__1
15%
1.57
Chesterville Mines
1
_
Aunor
Auto
100
,
lie
Feb
2,500
Aubelle Mines Ltd
1
15%
1
Cheskirk
Jan
Atlas Steel
Feb
100
1
Chateau-Gai Wines
Chemical Research
Sep
14,450
Yellowknife
A
J
Porcupine
Centremaque Gold
Jan
176,200
Astoria Quebec
Athona Mines
class
Jan
20
Sep
102
-*
Jan
13
60
May
105%
Wirebound
15%
Jun
80c
25
Gold
10
97 V*
24
100
Feb
Feb
16
13%
———•
43
30
•
10
13%
——-—*
—
common
Central
Jan
41c
151/4
.13%
Sep
May
May
60
•
Central Patricia Gold Mines
13 %c Jan
10%cMav
27,300
10
-.1
A—•
39%
18
Sep
Feb
67% Feb
305
17
97%
Castle-Trethewey
1
Armistice
16%
97%
14
Cariboo
Sep
70c
May
3,000
,_1
14 c
16%
97%
*
Canadian
0.85 Aug
1.30 Feb
6%c Jan
11%
Canadian Utilities preferred
~
—
22%
11
5!/e preferred
Canadian Pacific .Railway
Tire Corp
July
Jun
55
22
*
Canadian
Mar
Jam
8.45
May
105
16
19%
Sep
55
11
*
Canadian Oil Cos
Feb
19c
16
85
-100
Class B
1.90 Jan
9%c Aug
255
40
22
—
—
Canadian -Locomotive
Aug
July
2l3
100
1
A
Canadian Malartlc
—
Resources
Gold
1.50 Jan
360
17
59
1
High
11% May
16
:•
common
Canadian .Ice Machine class A
Canadian Industrial Alcohol com
Sep
10c
_•
Mines
Ashley
9%
560
1,300
Porcupine
Asndown
3% Sep
90c
42,140
%p
Class
55
*
Preferred
Low
16
57
Dredge
Canadian Food Products
£3% Mar
107
Feb
103% Jun
140
Canadian
•
common
American Yellowknife
Feb
Range Since January
High
39%
—25
——
Jun
000
_i
16
25
22
43%
Shares
12%
20
-
for Week
Low
16
—
-l
Celanese common—
Preferred
;
21% Feb
17% May
36% July
19% Sep
-
A
Sales
RsiifAk
Canadian
1
High
14%M»|
25
_i
Ll
Aluminum »ol Canada 4%;
pfd—
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Area
1,-895
1;605
__
,,
—1
comnxm
Aluminium -Ltd
Apex
1(
20)
37
:
'
—1
-a
Pacific Cons
Aquarius
15%
19%
■'■11'
Range SIiim January
Low
*
Alger Gold Mines
Algoma
Shares
Class
Htih
____100
■
Agnew-Sucpass
Akaitcho
A
•;
of Prices
.
Low
- '
16 %•
19%
i•
j
Canadian Car common
220
Preferred
Alberta
,20
--^----20
Acadia-Atlantic class
•*
•
Sales
for Week
Week's
of Prioes
-
Sale Price
Par
Range
Sale Price
r
AbitHol Power At Paper common
il,S0 preferred ■jzli
Last,
STOCKS—
.jjF
Weekjfc
East
Friday
♦
Jan
9%
134
*
Jan
May
lie
Feb
Feb
10
Mar
Sep
13%
May
Feb
Aug
5
Feb
Jan
23
May
May
38c
Feb
2.05 May
3.25
Jan
16%
20
Aug
Apr
1091/4 July
109% May
111% Mav
111% May
39
40
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
THE
(1288)
■s"
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS—
1
Bale Price
j
Par
Preferred
Giant
—
Lake
Range Since January 1
High
"LOW
High
15
105
.100
:
—
Gold Mines.
l
1
—
6.25
19c
105
•
18c 22%c
23c
God s
Lake
Goldale
4c
42c
98c
120,800
51,400
—
Golden Arrow Mines
Golden Manltou
Goidhawk
Goldora
Feb
Aug
Mar
32c
Aug
23c
Mines
Tire
preferred
;
1,900
16C
68,000
West
Coal
35c
34c
40c
:Jan
Jam
*■
•
45
Hamilton
Bridge
*.
11—♦
Gold "Mines
1
2
.1.
—1
:
14c
10c
lie
8,000
78c
80c
5,800
,
....
8c
8c
8c
10c
10c
1.09
2,000
3,200
33c
79c
,
*
1
1.05
10c
1.05
33c
29c
,■»
Qil
Homer Yellowknife
11%
1
11%
12
3.75
3:90
1
10c
—1
30c
30c
33c
—1.
33c
33c
35c
Hqwey Gold
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh: Malartlc
Hunts Ltd-class A—j..
•
*
—_
•
__i.
£1
42 Va
,
5Vac
43 %
5y2c
5c
'•
13
^100
Imperial Bank.—
——10
Imperial. Oil —^
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Preferred.
43
.1
—
common—..
21,000
9V'2ClOVic
'
40
26
26
13%
14%
14%'
14%
7%
-
Milton
55% Sept
5% Mar
Indian
Lake
Inglis &
Gold.
Co
57c
Inspiration-Mining
class, A_-
Preferred
——1
111—i2l—1—*
———
50c
.
;
• •
10c
Jan>
47/aC Mar
_i
International Nickel-.; Co ;jcomipon
:•
32%
'International ^rol^m^^iliL^i/12%
International Uranium.-
'1-.—^
1.
Island;M»untalh^Mtoe&.iw—-i—ii50c
;
Jacknife Cold
"
—•
.——_—
Jack
Waite Mining..
Jason-Mines
Jan
12
Joburke
Jotiet
Mines
Mines Ltd
Publish
Kayrand
Mining
j——
Kerr-Addison
Klrkland
———uU-—
45c
18c
1
'
Dufault
-,6c
15c
33c
32c
35c
40c
__
45c
.15%
16
22c
16Va
70c
-' -
2.12
Calumet
Marlon
v
Newnorth
>
Nib
'
Feb
45%
!
13c, Jan
30
—
Oil
Le^indin. Gold
5gc
59c
65c
5V2C
5V4C
7Vac
i5c
i3c
8% Mar
i6c
."
87c
■
•
•
■
3.05
.
.
.
29c
'31c
Feb
42c
Class B
1
6%c
Lbuvlcourt Goldfields
,
Lynward. Gold Mines-
^
1.21
1
33% Aug' -
16%
Feb
nc
-
,,
15o
9c
55c
,
1.64
'
——1 1
——J—r
—1
—1
1,800
27c
10,220
17
17
*
46c
1.05
Page
25c
July
Sep
81c
.—
86c
,15c
26
Jan
28
^
f.
3.50
,
25c,
lOc
.'
2.75 ,.l3c^
58c
-
"
3.00
*
fl3cl3%c./
.!
7e
Sep
May
1,500
4c
2.55 Mar
Sep
30c
July
12%c Jan
22o
1.40
l;40
38C
4c
4c
1.49,
Jan
1
1
.
;—1
•
2.20
•
—
—
-»—■«.—.
1.25
4.50
22
13c
Sep
50c
May
'
Jan
May,
Quebec
<
Jan
*
'
Jan
i
16c-May
9o .July
•
Sep
i
*
Aug
Jun
Aor
Jun
9a,
.
'
10c
Jan
6
•
-
11c
Feb
.
27c
65c
May
54,800
-8
23
-
Feb
lft%c FCb
70c
-
"
Feb,:
H.26 Jan
81c
45c
May
4% Feb
915
•
25%c July
,
July
Aug
4$lc July
.
'
■
Jan
19c
20c
14,700
7c
,
May..
9c
»
4,600
73c
7c
7c
1.77 Apr
2.35 July
.
May
13
55
3,500
.
-
Jan
60
2.67 Feb
-
Jun
-
40c
26,400
13%
.
1.80 May46c
.
,
2,500
1.17. '1.31
,
4,500-
:
21,000.
10qll%C
,24c
I
9,725
r
7c
7%
' 7c
•
9%C
S^j
Sep
8
29%
:
Mines.i
30
1.65
1.80
9c
*
85c
10c
1.72
10c
lie
'
■
-
3,000
•
6c
9c
87C
91c
4,600
86c
9c
1,000
7c
2.60
4,972
2.50
2.50
—1
3-®5
3.85
3.95
25c
50c
25c
26c
48c
55c
37
91c
36%
1
100
--
—.———•
r
l
*
—
Manitou -Mines:—*
——*1
91c
800
75c
45c.. Jun
55c
100
71c
Jan
66
66
23
49 V»
Jan
11
11
450
2.15
2.25
15%
7V4C
15%
7%c
12%
•
67c
100
>
12%
67e
1.67 Feb
1.60 Feb
66
9% May
Sep
13% Mar
-
19C
20c
-
7c
40
5,232
60c
24c
67,800
18c
Sqp
..
:
20c
.
-
.
Roxana
34^
1.20^Jan
July
:
.i
———1 •
Mines
—.-1
Oils Co a———L.—i.——•
Rupinuni : Mines;
J
Jan;
Jan
I
—u:
Russell:.IndustriesJtsommon;
,
5
5
I
•
-
25
-
——
27c
commobu.—1—18%
preferred!--^-—i—t—.———
5d • 47%
?
750
2,200
4,500
34c
: 13
18%
■
-<13,
1
"•
38
120;
70
..
303,200
Jan
\
jlPqb- ;
58c; Fftb.f)
1.03'Jan I;
'•25'..-jab';
Sep
^
Jan
■
45c
32 Vi May
117
Apr
3.25 May(
Juti
38c
Sep'
11% Apr
9'A Jan
-
;Mqr» I.-
12c
30c
"
'r^eb£jf
10% May.
Aug
16c
,
14
May
x4%
.
230
}17%
4.00- 4.20
4.00
■f ■
47
134 :.134
14
*
15C
47crj'eb.v3
Aug:
22% Apr-
590
•17%
"-i
:
_
30c
-23
-
Jun
67/a Apr
Oc May
4,500
:i2%
30c
j.—1 '
j.—;
-
63,566.
17%
30C
,
•
32C
16c 18%c
:
18%c
—-1
■
35c
.
33C
-22%
22
11
1,000
8c
8c
28C
,
33c,
■
S%
-
"
Jan
'
,
80qf Fqb)r
July
32 Va
£0
--
28c
16
:A,
,St Lawrence Paper preferred.^-.-—10U
San Aiitonio Gold Mines: Ltd-L__i.i-i_l
.
.
-
450
:
4.85 Jan ~
7c
*
12,800
-
11%
11%
11 k
8%
Royalite Oil.
I—I—
Roybar Chibougamau —
34
■
com
,—...x—-16
29c
•
-
I JO Aug
21% -Jan'i
'
Aug
23c
8,500
14c
.
27C
-
Rouyn Merger iGold
I'
il%C
--
2<c
(1936)
Jani
14% May: :
-
64c-May
13% May
-
2.135
-
Sep
11% Aug
:
1,600
-
2.45
15% Aug
12%
105
1,000
15 Va
15
1.32 May
Feb
10,220
,
68c
■
97e' 1.07
*
^15
;
Gold-
Little
-
Sep
39 Va Aug
May.
1.00
f
,
4.40 May
May
90C
Feb
Feb
3.30 Feb
33% Jan
560
37
17c
May.
27c
Jan.,
1.31
,
11 ;
————'——*
25c
1.00
:
29c;
Sep
July
2.30 May
3.25 May
4,966
51,400
Jun
670
7V4C Aug
.
1,130
—.1————~1
—
1
-
23 %c Jan
Aug
80,700
——.—1
Mines
1.89 Sep
Feb
20c
July
9,000
30,970
•
^
33% Jan
May
42c
lie
51c
,
Feb
.
1^1 July
Jan
1.18 May
33,600
Jun
.
65o
Aug
•
27% July
440
16c 19% c
■
1
Reef Gold
84c
.
86c
11c
47c
17c
.
—j————---—-1
Royal Bank' —t—t...
28c
,39c: Feb
700
9o
-7
45c
9c
3,300
-
15c
5V4C May
11,000
J
lie
85c
9%c
"
Roche Long Lac 1——
»
4.20 Mar
3.05 May
5c
3%
Feb,
85c
Jan
.
Feb-
•4Ro
May
24c
350
66c
t
:13%
,
St Lawrence Corp
2.25 July
lie Aug
56c"
4,000
•
76c
.
60p
,6%C
.
1<21
-65c
;
——1
Metals
Robinson
39a
'
4%
70c.
'„-"'24c ;
—II—■-———'
Ftlchmac Gold
■
3.60- Feb
'
40
8,700
.
:2.2a ;'2.35
•
10c
,
—'.l—73c
—1
Riverside Silk class A———*
Robinson Cotton Mills—
Reno
!
31% Jan
1.35-Aug
3,400
4,500
16c
'•
-
1.32, Marj
..
May
.
2.06 Jatr
-
-
-
..
•
1
33% Jan ;
Jun
7c
'
1.32 May
27,000
<
6c.6c
13%' '■
•
Queenston Gold Mines —i-—
Quemont Mining——
2.40 Feb
-Jun
44c
33c
Jan
May
34c ♦ Jan-;
145 May
Sep
6Qc
9a
>
,
4— 1
j
Jan
16c
.
10c 11 %c
4%,
—1
—.1
:
Jan
9c
6,000
32c
70c
60c
Jan
83c
3V»cMay
20c
■
25c
Jan
54
Aug
July'
3,000
4,500
60c
—
2.10
1,25 Jun
42
104,800
1.56
33c
6c
r
.
Preston East Dome——-—
*—1
2,2°
Proprietary Mines ——:
—15/2
PUrdy Mica Mines
:—
Purity Flour Mills common..——10
^
,
Sep
26%
Jan
Jan
5c
17C
.
Sep
lvc
50c
.
1.49,
10c
70c
13c
325
1,500
'
Feb
9%c Jan
May
6c
500
43%
Jun
Jun
10c
63c
7c
Jan
65c
5%cMay
3,400
43%
,
—_—
Pressed
2,500
28*
10c
.
1.45
1
Aug p
Aug
50c
'173,350
70C
43%
45c
1—:
Mines" (1940)-i
Gold
Vtc
28c
,
4c
75c
6V2C-
i—,—*
Powell Rouyn Gold
Sep
7,500^
5,500
11,500
18,900
5%c
9%c
—,——l
Powell River
23c
3,600
5,500
6c
37c.
56c
;
1
1
—
Porcupine Peninsular,
Jan
16%
2.80 Aug
12,750
r
3.55
3.45
2.75
25c
lie,*
1.82 May
80c
'
6V2C
Fcr footnotes see page 42.
100
9,625
30c
5
Cadillac
Porcupine
Feb
33c
.
19%-Sep
438
,
Jan
Jun
28
5%C
——•
Pickle Crqw Gold
Pioneer Gold
4,500
1.75
13
2.15
1.40 Jan
27% • 28%
.
26% Feb
27
1
40c
Sep
76c
—1
—
Premier Trust
Sep
400
730
10
July
17%cMay
250
22
5c
—*.„l
—
Piccadjlly Porcupine
7.50 Aug
61c
1,612
445a
Jan.
19% Jan
230
34c
■
—i—
Hershey Tubes
Perron
26% Mar
35c
4c
39,000
Jan
37c'
May
May
2,000
1.95
f.l
lnca Gold—^.—
Paramaque
Aug
1.16 Jun
^
25c
May
15c
23
76c
*
•
Paymaster Cons Mines——.—.L——~i
Pen-ReyGoltf Mines——1
—*
,
,
Sep
55c * Sep
30V2
14c
17
80
12
1
Pamour Porcupine,Mines Ltd——-—>
Jan
2.25
Sep
29%
Feb
74% July
27% Aug
22c
.
1
Mining,
Pandora
Jan
39c
*
22%
22
2.05
Pacific (Eastern)f Gold———^——1
Pacific Petroleums
——
——1
.
Feb
87c. v
1.70 *
.
12
„
Jan
12c
Feb
19C
•
10
——.1
16% Jun
Feb
1.60
.
Mines
—
:
'Placaita Oils
,
July
17c
lie
Feb
8V4 Sep
72c
26% May
15c
OmtlAJce Mtn«&v —.—*.—*■——.—1
Car —^
Jan
57c
.
4V2C
27c
300
26%
27c
Oidso. •Red>Lake,.^i.Aii*—--i—1
Osisko: Lake Iffiries.——_.t..l~
Jan
Mar
10c
8,000
15%
May
15c
Orange Crush
i
21%
1.27
65
24c
12
—
Grenada Gold-
<
.Feb, "
3.40 May
17,500
15
15c
—1
^
Omnitrans Exploration
i
Feb"
55c
4c May
16% Aug
r
43c
Jan
10,50 Jan
-
Jan
50
72
.25c
Omega Gold——
4
Jan '
2V4C May
.52c
3%
Sep
7%
Apr
,
14 %c Jun
Jan
19c
.
3,000
45c:
2
165
-
72
•
class A
CMtalta Oils
;
1.68 Jan
11,700
370
1.65
30%
25c,
Macfie,Red.Lake
15%
71V4
26%
Norzone
t
Jan
90c
3c
75c ;
1.65
•
*
1
Macassa
15
July
5VaC Apr
Sep
Sep
-_1
0*BitoD,.Gkvld:Mines.——a—
1
•-75c,
,
Lynx Yellowknife Gold^—..———•
MacDonald Mine?
2,300
15
Yellowknife
.t
"
7%c
23c
28 %
—
45c
OgamarRockland
1
18 %
1.20
__
1
.——
43c
19
12% July
30
-
i
•»
37% r Jan"'
17%
3c
—
208^ Ffeh
7.90 May
25
—
i
-•
104%. Jan
-
6V2C
17%
——*
—
2,310
8
North Star Oil common—--a-*
,
Little Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd.
LpMftw Groceterias class A.—
8.20
13 Va
8
—
Gold
Northland
'
I
Mar
23
-
16 V4
8.00
'
Apr
May
Apr
13c
Sep
13% Jan
6,100
Feb
62cFeb
ll%cMay
•
100
Northern: Can Mines.—i-_-—-_—60c
-
10c
2,000
1,000
2
"North
j
-
,
Jan
85c
May
1,100
20
7V2C
May
2
)
Apr
11
July
1.33 Jan
2,950
3.05
7C
30c
300
■;
common
Norseman. Mines,
-
Jan
24c
-10 Va
50c
8>0oo
-
90c.
19%
/_
29c
1
21,500
•
19 >/4
—1
—
.38q
July
67% Sep
94c
47%c May
38,300
Normetal
'•
-
31
2,200
13,700
6,700
15 .15%
Lingmah Lake Gold Mines.————1
33c
Nbrpick Gold Mines ———————1
»
Jan
•
24c
14c
85,100
—50c
—
6,500
9c
*
12% Mar
15
1
Leitch Gold mines, Ltd
Lencourt Gold
62c
16%
J
15% Mar
Jun
3,525
—3
—
58c
:
3Gc
'
Apr
15% July
'
Mar
40c
25
10c
30V4 July
104 %
Jan
1
Norbenite- Malartlc Mines
Norgold Mines i
•.
!
,
13% Sep
115
May
12,300
Jan
9% Mar
Apr
54
13
Mines
Regcourt: Gold
Candy
101
1,310
"
25
21c
13c
—,—1
Larder_"U" Mines.
10
67
7c
j
Noranda Mines
6%c Aug
29,200
6.85
21c
Feb
July
23% Jan
102
—
Nipissing Mines
Jan
18,725
Aug
8% Jun
180
25%
102
-
Gold-——.
Feb
,
Jan
6.25
He
__
JlS6
Leduc-West
25%
———*
Nicholson Mines
Jun
3,470
9
66%
8.10
common
Bidlamaque
New
47c
95c
6.25
1
_1
Lapaska Mines—
25
20
11
32.
Jun
„_<•
—
New
Feb
16%
4
—♦
——
8
16 Va
—
Sep
60c
20c
•
Sons
125
'
Hosiery
15c
May
Sep
20c
1
Lapa Cadillac Gold
10
21% Feb
'
17%: Jart
13c 13%c
Long Lac
64c
July
24,350
75c
1.99
;
..
——1
La Luz Mines
27%
•
Negus Mines
New
Sep
July
J3ep:
3,000
"
22c24%c
2.00
—I
67
25
i
...
National Trust
4.80 July
15 '
25
,
Apr
•
12% Sep
33o
4,000
18c
14% May '
1,457
.
8
60c
.__l
^
New
33c
9c
16
28V2
—
National Steel Car..
Feb
50
25
8%cMay
18%
—-2.
preferred
National
1.40 Jan
9,300
8c
,
9
66 %
Oil—
National Grocers
Feb
35c
16,622
•
25
*
Lake Wasa Mining
8c
1,166
__l
——
Lake Rowan (1945)
Lake Shore Mines.
Lang
8c
14c
25
Mines——
...
5,000
51,200
15
'
2,500
Feb
10 %c July
1.15 Jan:
;
Apr
7%cMay
'48c
15
(John)
Lake Fortune Gold
v.
6c
.
50C -May "
28%
25%
.5
National Petroleum
12,% Sep
35c July
1.35 July
.1
Mining & Exploration
Laguerre Gold Mines
—•
Gold
Mylamaque Mines
,
1.45 Feb
"32% Aug
12.500
9c
9 Vac
45c
9c.
—1
Labrador
Jun
3,220
:5,800
.200
15%
II
——_x.
-
4 °/o
21 %c Feb
Mar
3,540
..
35c37%c
•
1
Lake
"
26
102
•
22c
.
19c
35c
—1
Townsite
Lake
1
1
Klrkland
Kirkland
1.60
€c
__1
Kirkland-Hudson
Labatt
19c
1
1
Golden Gate——
r."
■*
Ottawar
_
Keno Hill i——
1.60'
9c
i.
——A.-—:.
.
13 Vb 4
45c"
8%c
«
Kelvinator Co
Kplwren .Gold
-
8%c
1
:
j
-
1.60
——„-l
—
QUebea Mines..
Journal
—
(193?)-.-
33Vi
32%
Lake
Brick
Mosher
Apr
Apr
8% Sep
46c
Aug.
36c4 Jun
1,270
9»/2c
,1
———
Jellicoe
205
403
:12%
38c
38c
,
30
103
-
38c
11 % May
4%c Aug
.
Mar
65c
ic "Sep'
18,000
38c
»
Feb
14%
37
9%C. 9%c._
10
—
Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive
9% Feb
18
6%c Aug
'
2.500
57c
Jdly
•
vSVic Feb
1,000
18%'
Moore Corp common.
13 % Jati
7% July
450
28%
.
..
28%:
—100
—_
.
'
Red
Mbneta
.
12% Jan
11,400
" 220
,
8%
2%cJuly
"
9»/a0
—
Jan
May
25
1,130
8%
8%'8Vi
■
_1
International Coal & Coke.
Int l..Metal
g%
1
'
—
Modern Tool Works
Jan
16%
107% Jan
*" 200
9cl0%c
9c
1—6
^
________
69c
2.45
6,000
t»'C
:60c
—8'"
Mining Corp
Modern Containers
,
/
Ingersoll Machined class Ai._i*—^
8c
52c.
1
Mills
Mercury
Sep
13
May
Jan
May
10
/
4,801'
14%
'7%
7%"
-
12%
8c
■
"
'
1.50 May
11,875
14,000
Jan
3.95
'
Lake
McWatters Gold
t
"
.
6% Sep
,
,
July
275
27
13%
12%
4,500
:
3%c
__ioo
Mid-Continent
18c
29c
40
4c
" 22
Sep
'
Jan
8,500
13
.111
'
111
—
40c
2%c
;„20
McMarmac
Feb
3,800
622
a-
5Va
2.80 May
30c May
1
38c''
2.02
——,
common
McKenzie .Red
1
"
*
2.75 Jan
6%c Aug
24%c Aug
5,700
-—
Hosco Gold Mines
2,850
•"
3«q
•
Preferred
Aug
11
8c May
8c
Jan
9.50 May
4,060
—
6%,
3.35
1.90
McColl Prontenac Oil common—
Sep
18e
6,500
1,897
3.8O
HoUinger Consolidated Gold Mines—_5
.
Feb
97c
9,100
10c
10c
lOc
3.15
,
—54c
Class B'"——-L
Jan
23%cJuly
20,800
.
10cl0%c
—i—10c
2
Sarcee-
;
,
(L) preferred-^—
Grain class A_
McCabe
47% "Jun
Aug
May
Sep
Aug
75c
7c
10c
95c
7,929
1,500
1
5.%
3.15
Sep
18%. Sep
35c May
9% May
9 Vic May '
7c May
545
10%
2.25 Feb
10
Sep
—3c
—
Preferred
16c'. Feb
May
2,900
.
Massey-Harris
Sep
12
May
15
13%c*
10c
__1
—,
Highrldge Mining
& rErie
40c
6
60
l
—:
;
Heva Gold Mines;
Huron
114
1
-
Lake
Gold
Home
'
9%
4,766
825
1.90
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—:
May
16
•
Sep
11c
May
Jun
2c
13
500
67/a
16
10%
__
——1
5c
2,000
,
High
1.30 May
9%
5%;,
_1
1
——
Martin-MdNeeley.
•55%' Jan
July
2,500
7c
37%c
.
10%
_»
Hedley Mascot
Highwood
*
37%c
x
—,
'
3%c
6%
__
__
Harker Gold
iiamcana Gold Mines
Heath
614c
•
__
,
31c
"500
'
•
'
113
Jun
4
1 1.61
10-
_i
Gold
Marcus
;
46c
8% May
51% May
260
1,141
300
14%
14
■
3%c
-
_l
.
38%c38%c
14
l
.4
Harding Carpets
Hasaga Gold
Headway Red
55
4%
—
Cotton
Hard Rock
55
4%
200
11%
•J
...»
:
-
11
55
'
.—2_1
_
'
585
10%
1114
—♦
12,055
18%
.
Gold Mines—:
Maple Leaf Milling.,
!
>
Jan
20c
9%c
1314
44%
10
550
-
45 Vi
10
10
___*
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine
Halcrow Swayze
17
44%
18
»
;
-
•
Lake
Manitoba & Eastern
3.30 Jan
74c
11% July
Aug •
May
Sep
Sep
135
11%
Low
5,720
10
High
"
1^*
Malartlc Gold Fields—.:
Feh
50c
Aug
7c May
17c May
4c -Sep
95
July
52 % Sep
70
1.62
'
Magnet Consolidated Gold———.x—1
McBrine
425
1114c 11 Vid
'lllAc'
—.50
Hamilton
100
11%
1
—
Gold
4%c
5314
>
—^
common
4c
99%
__
8c
11,000
112,000
4,000
52%
l
99 %
1st preferred
Greening Wire
Halllwell
18c
50
Great West Saddlery common.:
Gunnar Gold
14c
1
^
14c
Mines——I
Maralgo Mines
2,800
2.17
Great Lakes Paper new common
New preferred
Great
18c
17c
13c
ii
•
July
4%c July
13c
Aug
2.05 July
11c
1,300
17c
—
Bousquet
8c
2.05
GordonMackay,.class*'A-_--_^i_Graham
7 Vic
1
1
J
„
common
16c. July
10,300
2.05
„—j.
Uoodinm Mining
Goodyear
21c
13 %c
!
—
—
20c
i
l
;
,
;
——
Jan
—•
——.
Mines
Porcupine—.
Goldvue Mines
.
—
57c
2,000
*
20c
,.1
;
44c
July
Sep
1.17
"
:
3c
18c 18 Vic
18c
Gctfdcrest Gold ^
Gold Eagle Mines
37,500
53c
1.05
Mines
?
4%C
52c
Gold
4c
Gold
—_—
Madsen Red
.Sep
9c
71c
i.«8
22c .
10c- July
1
Glenora Gold
Globe Oil L
B
Range Since January 1
.
1.70
Low
1
MacMillan Export class AClass
Shares
7.15 Mar
5.40 May
613,900
-
MacLeod-Cockshutt
for Week
Range
of Prjces.
Sale Price
•
Par
Jan
107
July
105
5
3,133
6.40
■
•
18% Feb
14% Aug
125
15 v»
v
6.20
>
Jan
5%
3% May
25
'4%
4%
—-
—
Yellowknife
Gillies
Shares
Low
General Steel Wares common
.
Last
STOCKS—
Sales f
Week's
Friday
for Week
*
General Bakeries
SEPTEMBER 26
WEEK ENDING
FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
-
RANGE
MARKETS
LISTED
CANADIAN
Monday, September 29,1947
CHRONICLE
Sep
15
July
18% Sep
-47% Sep
^
135r(July<;^
,
4.50 Jan
■Volume 166 " Number 4633
THE
COMMERCIAL
& FINANCIAL
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS—
,
Sale Price
Low
Sand
River
Sannorm
Sarnia
Gold
Bridge
Scarfe
Ltd
class A
Sheep Creek GolcL
Sherritt-Gordon Gold
Breweries
54c
22
21%
14%
A
14'A
14%
133/4
190
25c
2,100
245
159
24%
1,100
45c
46c
17,600
36c
50%
80 "
50%
'
(1944)
Standard Paving
17
1.25
1.39
63C
62c
67c
.
com
7%
Starratt
Olsen
5%
Gold
1
Steel Co of Canada
10
17"
21,500
Apr
May
May
91c
9,200
50c
"
1
67c
Preferred
.25
20
175
19
Apr
23
6
no
5
Aug
8
50
70c
7
215
80
2.08
2.15
9,350
22c
500
2.10
2.05
2.21
5,500
26c
27c
5,900
2.25
2.20
2.30
May!!"'
97/a
7,783
Feb
8
May
75'A
5
22c
1
Surf Inlet Consol Gold..
.50c
Sylvanite Gold Mines
—1
Ymir
;
York
River
Gold
69C
_.
69c
Tamblyn Ltd
Preferred
73c.
27
Thurbois
Aug
1.75
17c
1
3.85
3.80
4.05
'52c
Jun
1.70 May
68c
Traders Finance class B
Preferred
Corp
;
Co
Canada
&
Canada
Jan
Jan
Dom
Sugar
9%
9'A
9%
Mining
United Corp class A
„_i
—,—.
12 %c 12 %c
*
1.00
Canadian
Feb
Vickers
Feb
28 y2
Jun
54
4.25
Jun
Canadian
60c
Jan
Preferred
Sep
Fuel
Class
B
class
A
-50
preferred.
preferred
65c
Paper
For footnotes
26
Sep
31
May
64
3
May
92
92
93
275
67% May
20%
21
175
20%
Jan
12 %,
14
155
12%
Sep
23
23
10
33
33
75
148
148
10
2%
20%
__
__
33
2%
Oil
Aircraft
Bridge
Feb
36%
154'A
Apr
Sep
1,800
2% Aug
,39
30
37% Au«
100
1.05
1,549
14 % May
19%
Feb
35c
38c
4,600
32c
72c
Jun
19
19
25
Feb
Hayes
May
10'/a
Feb
Humberstone Shoe
?!2ic
Jan
Feb
Apr
49%
Feb
Southmount
14%
Sep
Temiskaming
—*
18%
18'A
18%
2.50
2.45
2.50
1,300
25
22%
25
245
23
23
53
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Price
Bros
5% May
94
1,025
0c
—.
—
May
30
10
18
250
Aug
17% May
42%
30
h
—.—__*
—
Paper common
37
Feb
Jan
100
Mar
14% May.
20
Aug
425
1.90
20
Jan
3.00
Jun
Jun
30
Feb
16
21
Apr
9,360
,4 41
May
49
25
49
20%
21%
60'A
60%
10
41c
41c
504
8c
9c
2,500
21%
•
*
—
—,—*
J
—
Mar
Apr
92
57
56 %
100
Mining
26
31
15
49
—
•
Invest
Jan
5
-
Jun
21
31
94
Langley's Ltd preferred —1%
,31
31
94
Feb
1.10
Jan
13%
—
*
Sep
103%
8 %
Jan
35c
—•
—
*38
8,650
Feb
Mar
2.40
17%
,*
Jun
Steel
3%
50
Sept
17'A-
.24 % I Feb
Sep
21 % July
67% July
42c July
52% May
23c
Sep
Jan
'
15% May
3,325
57
68
V
Jan
6%c May
12c
Jan
page 42.
see
Statement of Condition of the 12 Feden
;; «...
I
\
1T
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers in the different countries of the world.
give below a record for the week just passed:
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
Reserve Banks Combined
BY
FEDERAL
RESERVE
BANK
(In
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
dollars)
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
Sept. 17,
1947
Assets—
Gold
Sept. 21,
1947
1946
$
certificates
—
fund
for
F.
•
20,017,674
—
L996
+
for Cable Transfers in New
Value in United States
Money
R.
notes
York
705,068
—
459
;»
it
2,690,46)6
■
■
.
Buying Rate
Unit
of
Sept. 24,
Redemption
Noon
Monetary
thousands
We
SEPTEMBER 19, 1947 TO SEPTEMBER 25, 1947, INCLUSIVE
;j.
and
25 »A
Mar
17%
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
Country
Jan
26
*
to the Secretary of the
FOREIGN
21
1.05
*
May
May
58c
May
15% Jan
130'A Mar
38
Feb
Foreign Exchange Bates
j
2%
July
23 7A
.
1.05
39
Feb
94
-
*
Donnacona Paper
Foothills Oil
1,694
—
Feb
5% July
•
Dominion Textile common—
110
26%
l
High
43
___
Dominion
14%
Low
205
2
Feb
49%
Range Since January
160
*
Feb
14
14
Sales
6,325
^5
12%
27
JUn
i
62
—
116'A
102
16% Mar
5'A
Lumber
Westinghouse
Sep
May
10
Mar
Sep
High
26
*
10
55
Jan
'
,
Week's
Low
100
108
48
—25
50
4%
common
DeHavilland
5,750
10c
14
30c
'
14
Shares
•
—
Dalhousie
%
Jan
May
60%
common
Jan
10
Aug
5
Coast Copper
18
18
20,500
17% Mar
3.40
19c
Aug
30
.
Class B
12c
Jaa
Apr
n
for Week
*
Industries
International
Union
-1,000
of Prices
__*
25
37
70c
23c
Aug
20c
61
Vinegars
70
102% 102%
Onion Gas Co—
United
37
23c
Jan
May
2.70 May
1
10% Aug
109
65 %c
*7c
Range
Pulp & Paper com—'*
common
Preferred
30c
10%
37
13%
20c
100
British Columbia
Aug
Sep
108
—
1,675
*
:
.
Aug
10%
Too
.
Transcontinental Resources
21 c
Mar
2.75
Aug
.32c
6,500
*
Aug
4,000
Par
Asbestos
Sep
2.85
3.20 May
300
23c
.50
2uc
10c
Sale Price
16c
10%
20c
10%
A
Mortgage
July
19,500
14
STOCKS—
52%
107,650
10'A
23c
Toronto Iron Works class
Toronto
34c 39%C
A__
10c
16c
Last
Mar
31c
May
Feb
Jan
16c
2,280
Friday
26
35c
31
108
7%c May
Canadian Funds
Jan
2.70
27c
May
39% Mar
Sep
btp
22,000
3,500
13c
*
—_
Jan
'
89%
1.98 May
6,100
35c
class
:.
Sep
26%
104
10'Ac
10%c
common
Sep
3.20
.
Feb
22'AcMar
May
19c
4,485
49c
Mines
16%
Jan
29%
10c
__
1
Jan
'
25
Gold
>
Mar
|
Consolidated
Canners
Tombill
i
50c
23c
3.10
lie
I*
*
Canadian Western
Tip Top
16
16'A
1
Sep
July
;
Feb
83
Sep
10c
300
53
49'Ac
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark Gold Mines.
13c
Feb
Feb
8
36%
47
rr
1.06 Jan
Sep
78
1,200
27
53
.50
—
14y2c
Girl
Knitting
45
12C
4.95
26
Jun
20c
1,171
,
10 %c
13c
_•
——
Yankee
10 %c
_1
_
common
Mines
Canadian
Taku
26%
1
Brown
Sullivan Cons Mines
36%
104 104%
.Feb
Mar
,,
14c
July
23% May
120
26%
7
1,900
28%
104
-
55c
3,000
2.15
4
5% May
2,800
76%
17c
1
15c
28
'
100
-
80
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sturgeon River Gold
15c
26 %
1
Yellorex
4.20 May
21% May
28'
J«n
22
410
36%
*■
100
12
-i
6
17c
17c
common—.
Wright-Hargreaves
1.43 July
Jan
7%
75'A
Steeloy Mining
(George)
Winora Gold
18% May
7%
66c
common-
30,100
*
Preferred
Wingait Gold
Winnipeg Electric
Jan
78c
5%
———————.
34c
31c
Feb
2.65
Sep
Aug
10
550
,
10
2.00 May
7.20
2,409
-
15c
»
"
19%
Preferred
Standard Radio class A
8
,
Winchester Larder
Feb
51% July
4.60
24%
33c
Wiltsey-Coghlan Mines
Apr
33%
4.35
24 %
,
Grocers class A
•
Jan
54c
4.35
7%
Consolidated
Mines
15c
High
7% May
5,200
1,645
1,000
24%
(G & W).
Westow
1
Sep •
68c
6
V
com
15c
,
106% Mar
May
50% Sep
2.34
7.60
'
•17
1.34
Springer Sturgeon
Sep
28
I10
+
.
133/a July
Aug
30
'
103
2.25
7.40
Westeel Products
Feb
32 3A
May
30
-50
120
52c
40c
43c
—L
-_20
104
52C
July
July
-12
Jun
103
52c
-
Mines
15
11% May
6% Jun
625
Southam Co
Stadacona
53c
12
125
,
1
1
275
2.25
common
Western
15
May
26%
12%
Jan
5.35 Feb
12%. Apr
May
11%
103%
Wekusko
Low
8%
7.45
Walker Hiram
Range Since January l
High
8
—1
Waterous Ltd
Jan
1.65
25c
—1
Ltd.;
Mines
Waite-Amulet Mines Ltd,
Sep
Jan
13%
12
12%
1
Standard Chemical
Upper Canada Mines-
Ventures,
Jan
50
1.00 May
2.06 Jan
26
—
25 y2
Shares
8
Sep
43c
Sales
for Week
Low
Steel
West Malartic
500
43,230
11%
common
Preferred
30
1.05
A.
^
(N)
21% Aug
12%
.1
Sep
75c
49% Sep
15'Ac May
10% Sep
25C
Preferred
Co
150
3.10
1
Sladen Malartic Mines
13
United
;16 y2 Jim
May
240
2:85
2.90
Oitass 8
Simpson's Ltd class
Slater
io%
31c
3,800
13%
class
Par
Aug
Sep
29c
.
Sep
1.05
.1
Voting trust ctfs
Gold
22
10 %
common*—.
Silverwood Dairies
20c
May
16
50,300
20c
-6O0
Mines.
11
10
;
49%
18c
18c
»
A.
May
105
62c
49 y2
III
Silver Miller Mines—,..
Sisicoe
16%
59C
*
4
16c
11,500
Aug
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
6c
Week's
Last
STOCKS—
Vicour
—1,
Shawkey Mines
Shea's Winnipeg
Brewery class
9,000
13
16 %
16%
—
Low
27c
13
26
Friday
Range Since January 1
High
22 %C
—
Senator Rouyn Ltd
Shawinigan Water & Power
J
Preferred
Sicks'
24c
l
,
MARKETS
SEPTEMBER
Sales
Shares
14c 14 Vic
,__1
Mines
ENDING
(1289) ' 4;
for Week
of Prices
Par
LISTED
WEEK
FOR
CHRONICLE
iA
64.54J9
—
,
Total
Sept. 19
Argentina, peso—
$
Official
| >
Sept. 20
——•—i
Free—--
i-iLL
1~,
$
.251247*
Australia, pound
—
:»'"4
".29^733*
Sept. 25
Sept. 24
$
.297733*
—
—
Sept. 23
$
„
$
.
.297^33*
,297733*
.297733*
.251247*
.251247*
Discounts
'I
3,211633
Closed
ctf.
reserves
20,722,742
259,082
3.211783
3.212116
3.212116
.022826
.022833
.022847
.022835
Brazil, cruzeiro-
.054406
.054406
.054406
.054406
118,646
1,901
—
13,910,979
Certificates
7,015,916
471,800
'Bonds
l.f
Total
Due
I.000000
Free,
.899843
.896875
y
,.569800*
.
bzechoslovakia, koruna
.208604
—.
Closed
1.000000
.901875
.901250
.900937
.569800*
.569800*
.020060
,
.020060
.208604
fengland, pound sterling
.208604
.208604
"4.031328
,
4.031250
4.031406
.008407. "
U—
—
;
Netherlands, guilder
.205776
>
-•
.377398
T-i
.008407
.008407
.008407
.301729
India (British), rupee
.301729
.301729
.301729
.205775
.205775
.377411
.377460
.205797
.205790
■;
"
.377413
.377338
'•
loans
from
R.
Uncollected
Bank
securities-
22,118,385
securities-
and
foreign
notes
Other
22,238,932
banks
other
of
2,500
+
134,758
items
2,727,757
33,264
assetb
Total
:
—
—
-
|
T*-'
Free-I—
—
New Zealand, pound
——
——
Sweden, krona
•
—
.278214
fr> i;
_
4.007500
1.000000
1.000000
,898750
.898750
j
3.225000
.201580
.201580
.201580
.040304
.040244
.040263
.091324
.091324
.091324
.091324
"
•
.278264
.233628
Closed
4.007500
,278221^
.278264
'•
.233628
'
4.007500
(
.278214
,233628
.233628
4.007500
4.007500
+
351,701
+
"524
^658300*
•Nominal rate.
—
—1,924,748
+
—533,753
1,401
+
46,166,064
j;[i7
—:
4,838
287,795
+
;
$22
+-
319
+
-176,523
+
76,085
+
73,546
16,830,557
—297,448
+
855,935
—
;
.658300*
.658300*
.658300*
.65830Q*
•.582040*-
.562040*
.562040*
.562040*
.562040*
3.302
947,425
Deposits:
bank—reserve
U. 8. Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
acct.
acct.
799,663
400,720
+
—
559,269
31,418
523,507
+
25,821
18,554,447
+
256,224
deposits
Deferred availability items
Other liab., incl. accrued divs.
Total
liabilities
2,393,983
20,899
—361.053
+,
2,301
45,459,141
-178.613
193,442
20
Capital Accounts—
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other
128,403
—
266,924
—
20,058
—
+
439,703
+
374,826
7,502
+ '
895AQ7
+
capital
27,455
accounts
46,203
deposit and F. R.
liabilities
combined—
Contingent liability
on
purchased for foreign
respondents
Commitments
trial
loans
to
make
bills
46,166,064
+
9,328
+
439,823
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
Ratio
of
gold certificate re¬
note
...
i
35,600
—1,747,418
-
Federal Reserve notes
serves, to
.
———
123,800
3.225000
3.225000
.201580
.040238
•
.
Uruguay, peso—
V
_
"
>
;
3.224660
.
.233628
Cnioh of South Africa, pound
Controlled
''
.091324
—
Switzerland, frano
Noncontrolled
Closed
.040244
——
1.000000
.899583
/
.894375
3.224500
—.
.201580
(Spain, Peseta
i
LOOOOOO
.897500
SNor^, krone
Portugal, escudo—
i
'
1.000000
759,4913
—
24,489,812
assets
Liabilities—
49,430
828,525
—
362,762
Total
[ Official.
870
3,338
—
Other
Newfoundland, dollar—
,
—
9,500
99
banks—
premises
Member
'
•
F.
40,563
174,862
'+.
+ 374.762
—
—
.020060:
.208604
,4.030546
France (Metropolitan) franc—
1.000000
.569800*
;.i
.020060
Denmark, krone
Mexico, peso-
1.000000
72
+
2,625,947
—-
719,690
Canada, dollar—
Official
+
—
11,133
—
.Notes
Total U. S. Govt,
,
2,455
6 378
+
purchased
.054406
I
—
—
Govt, securities:
Bills
3.212116
.022846
advances
loans
Acceptances
.251247*
Belgian, franc
and
Industrial
U. S.
.251247*
gold
Other cash
•
Sept. 22
81,468
+ ■;
+
-176,523
127
39,^05
2,070
+
947,425
-•
48.1 %
0.3 %
+
3,125
111
+
3,125
7,400
67
+
1,439
'
-
,
5.|f»
cor¬
indus¬
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(1290)
42
Monday, September 29,19(47
OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKETS
Quotations
foe Friday,
September 26
Investing Companies
Par
Funds—
Mulutal
Aeronautical Securities
1
X3.81
Holding Corp_x—10
1
Amerex
2914
American Business Shares.)
Par
5.55
Series, S-2
4.17
!
11.59
Knickerbocker Fund
7.88
15.12
16.43
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund.
Loomis Sayles Second Fund
M
14,93
5.13-
*
...
12.65
4.71
4.31
-—
8%
a
(When,
Ask
13.68
Series S-3
Series S-4—
•
4.25
,7.29
Axe-Hou'ghton Fund Inc—_
Axe-Hough ton Fund B
;
Bid
as
and
if
issued)
Keystone Custodian Funds (Cont)-
3114
,
3.88
Oil shares-
Standard
Associated
Reorganization Rails
Ask
5.05
l'A
Fund Inc
Affiliated
Bid
Bonds—
1-_:
1st 4s
5,70
Conv
99.68
10
'
Bid
■
Ask
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific—
Stocks—
Bid
Ask
,
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific—
-1994
4%s_
income
_*
2010
102
103
78%
Common
80
5 %
24%
preferred——
._1G®
2<y
58'
*
59'%
48.21
47.25
'
Managed
Beneficial
—1
Corp
Blair <fcCo_—
5%
1,
Paper shares
Petroleum shares
101.32
19.69,
Invest Co Inc
Automobile
4
97.27
Boston Fund Inc——L——5
Broad Street
614
314
Bond Inv Tr of America—______
Funds—
shares
4.18
3.79
4.43
4.88
4.21
.
.
4.64
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—
21.29
Common
10c
7.52
8.24
-1
24.84
26.85
1
10.94
11.83
Mutual.Invest Fund Inc
10
13:70
14.97
13.51
14.51
9.66
10.44
6.95
7.63
Aetna Insurance———
Ihcome series—
4.44
4.91
Aetna
Industrial stock series
6.00
6:71
Agricultural
priced bond series
6.60
7.26
priced stock
17.90
18.62
l
Low
10.56
16.99
——1
Fund
Low
Bullock Fund Ltd
:
Mass Investors Trust
Mass investors 2d
Ltd:
Canadian Inv.Fund
1
Chemical
Securities
Preferred
4.95
27.86
29.96
—I
Fund—a—
Christiana
3.85
—*
Century Shares Trust
13:55
10Q,
Balanced
>14.66
com_L~100 2,990
-
Nation-Wide
15a
-
—1
5:68
6.17
Delaware
Fund——,::———1
14.71
15.91
Dividend
Shares——.
—25c
1.43
1.57
Commonwealth
Invest-
Eaton 8s Howard—
Bond
23.99
1
series—,—
Par
—*—_>
.
Life—1__——_
25.65
4.04
8.26
American
15.81
Selected group series
3.64
4.04
American Casualty
25.42
3.65
American
Equitable—
2.02
Speculative series,
Stock series
3.27
1.85
5.07
5.63
American
Fidelity &
14.74
15.81
First
Boston
—10
Corp—
New England Fund
34'A
3 l'A
First Mutual Trust Fund-L——5
1
Fundamental
Investors Ine_—_2
13J.9
14.45
Trust
shares A—2
5.6T
6.54
Automobile
Corp_j.——41.66.
44.80
9.63
Agriculture
Fundamental
General
Capital
Aviation shares———.
Electrical
Boston
12.55
10.69
11.72
Camden
11.01
12.13
City
8.10
8.88
Connecticut
9.93
Continental Casualty,-
7.88
Mining shares—
8.31
RR
Steel
•
_1
Fund
10c
1.68
21.52
23.26
Securities Ltd—v
shares
Group
86c
90c
1.00
Group shares
13.11
-14.36
Investment Co of America.-—10
26.19
28.47
Invest Management Fund Inc—1
13.31
13.62
Secies K-l
Series S-l_
48
48
•28
31
_10
Preferred
14.50
68
71
Providence-Wasnington
11.66
Federal
48,%.
6.81
Fidelity & Deposit o£ McL
5.61
Fire
7.87
Fireman's Fd'of San Fran____10
Assn
Firemen's
_20
of. Newark
145
150
10
of Fhila.
46.
49
Republic
84%
88%
Revere
.5
12
5
41%
5
*•
Globe & Rutgers Fire
2nd preferred^-
49.85
2%
Republic
10.87
11.76
6.35
6.96
Great
14%
19!
Bankers Trust
7.30>
Union Common Stock Fund B.—_
Union Preferred Stock Fund,
street Ihvesting Corp
1
U
S
25%
U
S Fire
99%
U
S
32%
35y»
Westchester
Brooklyn: Trust——100.
Central Hano.ver Bank & Trust 20
Chase National Bank
loo
105
93%
—15
Chemical' Bank & Trust..
42 '
96%
•
34%
36%
41"
10
Ttust
Co-
1
17.36
15.16
16.30
1
7.18
7.87
2.50
6.61
;7.55
.
Federation
Bank
&
Trustee
Recent
North
2.27
3.30
Detroit Edison
1
2.71
El
2.56
First
Trust
100
Graces National
National
J..
Kings. County - TrustLawyers Trust
xl65
180
190
10
—.100
210,
274
14%
:
1,525
25
49,
20
15%
1,575
51%
56%
New
72'
76
Public
19
Sterling. National
39
Title Guarantee & Trust
1,355
"
1,415
York Trust
United
25
NatT Bank & Trust.17%
States
l%s
Land
Oct,
Bank Bonds—
Bid
Ask
1,
1950-1948
1%S May
1,
1952-1950
99.20
.
52
247
98 %
lOO'/a
Connecticut Light & Power—
$1.90 preferred
2%s——1976.
99
99'A
100
100'A
New
100%
101%.
Paso
Electric
3 %S—1972
41%
43%
92
,
95
41%
25
68
1,
1953-1951
100.10
10%
1955-1953
103.10
103.14
-
32%,
52-'.
3o%
100, 610
Service
(Colo)—%-
Co
Brook
1977
27/aS—19-76
2%s__19o6
Toledo Edison Co 2%s—-1977
Tenn Gas & Transm
Utah
Power & Light
*
53 %
54
102%
104
100
96%
Service-—
102
102'A
101%
Pennsylvania Electric—
98
102%"
99.
100%,
101%,
Pitney Bowes 4%%, pfd
.102
Ohio
98'A
Pacific Pwr & Light 3%s—1977
100 "
Pennsylvania Electric 2%s„1976
98 (
Philadelphia Ei Pwr 2%s—1975
99%
Portland Gas & Coke 3 Vstf—1976
98
preferred:
3.70%
103
99'A
'
103 .
99
98y2
100>/2
100 :
T00%
99'%
3.50
100
preferred
Tucker
Container
Corp
—100
"A"
102
51%-
52%
87
90
6"
—1
"A".
pfd
6%
4%,w
,'^l
Victor Chemical 3%%
White
100
(Indiana)—
preferred—
Seaboard
5Q-
97%r
100< >10Q
Auto Stores
..
6%
5
10iy2.
7%
103%
100,/2,.
,
101'A *
99'%
102%
99%
100%
2%s__1976
-
:
640
Bate*
100.1
purchase
100.4
100.1
100.4
1947
October
125%
Bid
Ask
b0.375: 0.34%
b0.76
0.70%
Treasury bBla—
October-2,
1961
quoted are far discount at
Ask
Other Issues
Panama Canal 3s
Public
101
Light 3%s—-1965
Public Service 2%s____1976
2%s- 1st. mtge—
52%
106
;
.
101%.
Laclede Gas
Scranton-Spg
10%
51%
United States Treasury Bills
Bid
IVis- Apr. 15, 1948
1 (45 Sept.
15, 1948
100.12
Ohio
Ask
96
9%
England Gas 8c Elec—
4% % preferred
3.90%
—
•
Bid
94
11%
100:14
1,
44%
;
:
69/
72
12
Trust
1977
-
&
Gas
2%s
$2' preferred-
Public Service
53%
253
39%
Federal Land Bank Loans—
99.24
t%s Jan.
2%S Feb.
100.8
Par
Stocks—
Birmingham Elec $4.20 pfd__100
Clopay Corp——
1
97%
Obligations Of Government Agencies
Federal
99 V*.
lOO'A
Public
54%
16
8$
98%
Ask
265
16%
100
Bank—
Bid
100
:
15%
x3Y
_2.50
—1982
2%s
1977
Illinois Power Co Z'As
—1976
Iowa Public Service 2%s~-1976
Kentucky Utilities 3s_______1977
100
Guaranty Trust
Irving Trust-
Morgan (J. P) & Go-Inc
loo
National City Bank
...12%
10
Fire_
Cudahy Packing 2% sl—1967
Shares—
1955.-.
Par
Fulton
Ask
83t
Arkansas Pow & Lt 2%s___1977
1
Amer Trust
1966
American Airlines 3s
*
42%
__10
42'A
49;
Security Issues
Bid
Bonds—
Shares—
Independence Trust Shares
10
Trust..
Fiduciary Trust
Id
TfP®- Trusts—
40%
Exchange Bank & Trust-20
Empire Trust.—
50
2
—4'
.
m
Manufacturers Trust Co^
Corn
I
Guarantee
H
18.95
1
20
Continental Bank & Trust
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
568
9.47
43
Commercial National Bank &
29%
553
21.96
9.28
Wellington Fund
Fund Inc.
Ask
353
-ioa
7.99
20.03
City Banks & Trust Bos.
40
31%
29%
6.58
Electric
338
.10
26%
108'
103%
19.94
6.01
c-~%
Series 1956
Bank of New York——100
Travelers;
95)
18.24
TT®erie®
2T.43
26%
-24%,
10
22.47
Series
24%
Security New Haven
10
Spring! ield. Fire. &. Marine—25.
Standard Accident
83 c
19.41
Co..10
48%
23%
10
—'
3s
Manhattan
69*
46y*
27%
75c
Iowa-Illinois
the
66
10
__5
Fire.
Florida Power & Lt
of
—12%
Sulety_
—lo
—.
——
19
23
86
Firestone Tire & Ruh 2%s—1972
Bank
8%
,
82:
21.79
10c
Series E
Bid
16%
44
7% '
15
American
Hanover
5%
28%
17
13
15
com
—
,
28%
>
Globe &
3.33
28.22
4%,
,
10
Glens, Falls Fire___
3.08
34%
10
Fire__:
16.12
14.99
26.24
%
( N Y).
(Texas)—
(Paul)
St Paul" Fire & Marine;
23.14
Par
Reinsurance Corp
4%
32%
_
Seaboard
Fire__,————._5
Hartford Steamboiler lnspect_10
Diversified
New York
78.
51%
—10
50.50
17.83
25.14-
:
*3%.
Accident
20%
1
10a4
52;
7.4
28%
new
TV*.
73/
..
48
Co
19-
17.78
1—
Indemnity
26%
1
70
Fire
Pacilic
General Reinsurance Corp
:_10
Gibraltar Fire <fe Marine—_—10
I
6%
•
98-'v
Pacific
30
47.50
26.54
9.67"
5
12.50
rhoenix
State Street Investment Corp
Trusteed Industry Shares— —25c
29.21
8.88
—__
—
5
lh
77
,_10
Crura & Forster Inc
10%
22'%.
—
—a—
Franklin
—21.21
———
74
Life.
Hartford
16.3.4
—
Series K-2
Northern
81c
24.33
,
—.
,
Northeastern
16%
k
48%
.5
8.46
Investors
27:92
—
Series 8^4
22%
14%'
10
73c
_
Series B-2
20%,
York.
General
• ■
2.5a
11.33
Standard Utilities
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Series B-3
5
32
18%
4jfi
-.—.Id-
28
8.24
world Investment Trust
Series B-l
Fire
of New
28%
2)
River
7.72
Series. B
9.18
78o
—
Bond
Sovereign
Hampshire Fire
New York Fire—
10.34
Fund lnc
"J
8.37
—
shares
shares—
Group
and
>
'
Insurance Group
Stock
■
1.63
—5
Investors,
69c
'
,
North
Union Bond Fund series A_.
»-v
1
Bank
62c
Inc
Common
Institutional
4.53
5.60
New
61%
■
20.
Trading
Selected, Amer Shares
Holding Corp...
Aviation
4.17
71
57%
5%
29%
26%
;_i0
&
Putnam (Geo) Fund—
Republic Invest Fund
•
Russell Berg Fund Inc
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
4.65
5.25
Brunswick
-—.
Tobacco
5.16
—
;
Income Foundation
Incorporated
Steel—
Petroleum
4.53
25
_I0
5.12
7.35
4.83
New
5%
■
•
4)%
5
74
4%
■
6.21
.
2:71
4.28
.—
Shippers-.
7.18
Railroad
Railroad equipment.
5.59
2%
-■27%
~~2
Amsterdam * Casualty
10.64
—
6.78
■
;
HUroh
7.58
'
&
10
Employees Group
_•
Employers Reinsurance——10
7.52
Pacific Coast invest Fund
v ' Public
Utility
4.17
—
shares..
•■Oils
Baltimore American
Fire—"
New
"1
10.59
13.23.
7:60
6.77.
stock shares™-,—.shares...
Tohacco
Utility
'
11.20
9.66
——
2.48.
—
shares.——
Metals
9.06.
10.22
;
8.16
6.25
shares—
Equipment shares
Railroad
4
9.99
'
——5.15
shares——,
Bond
Machinery
Merchandising
5.81
7.52
snares———,
Diversified preferred stock
Diversified industry.
' Electrical equipment
Insurance stock
; *
10.74
■
6.99
shares—-.^.—
Petroleum
10.71
11.54
7.66
—:——.
Railroad
.
9.77
10.88
9:52
Low Price
National Liberty—-—".,—
National Union-Fire
11.45
9.9-1
47%
National
Diversified Investment Fund-
6.92
44%
18 %
35
6.61
5.43
2®%
56 V*
7.50
8.77
6%
26%
16%
•
34
(Detroit)J__10r
Casualty
32
Bankers
Institutional bond shares——
investing
National
54 %
9.59
T.01
Merchandise
27%
lo
'
21%
5%
Automobile
,
5L%
'
20.'
18%
■
25%
„10
13;%
40%
25%
American Surety—_ _—__^25
—
36%
12'A,
5
Y
7.04
11.06
industrial Machinery, shares..
-
Reserve——-!
33%
4
Assur:
8.22
8.75
7.26
shares—
1.7/-
„10
Fire
Mlrs, Fixe N
6.42
—
10.09
5.35
——
Administered^ shares:—
bond
2%
Building supply.
Chemical
Corporate bond series
6.38
Equipment-
Food-, shares——
General
Merchant
Merch
Bank stock——.
8:09*
shares—:———
FuHy
16%
12-
5.7'4
5.00,
i__
.
Chemical
•
9%
10%
89%
-2a
7.50
—
____
—
Building shares
20
" 36.-
10%
American of Newark.
American
18
33%
North
Maryland Casualty common—X
Prior; preferred
._
-10
Convertible
preferred
,—5.
Massachusetts Bonding
12%
15%
6.09
—,—
shares—
Automobile
10.55
Jersey Insurance of N Y
5
6.91
1
General Investors Trust—
Group Securities-—
Agricultural, shares
5.32
Aviation
Insur Co of
23%
68
—__5
American Re-Insurance
New York Stocks Inc—
5/78
5.23
46
42
65
Casualty-5
,
.10
43%
__4
14.79
Inc_
5
America-
Asit
Bid
Par
—
a
40'
10
Automobile
23.62
Fund,
Industrial
Home
_l0
American Alliance
7,48
1
Stock Fund
77%
25
Fidelity Fund Inc-———_____1•
Financial
Ask
74%
.—10
_.
3.58
common
Bid
10
Aetna Casual & Surety
Preferred stock series
-
-1
Fund—
Balanced
shares
National Investors Corp
National Security Series—
3,090
147
Insurance Companies
Securities—
9,
October
126%
16,
1947
1947
b0.76
b0.77
bo.77
1947
November
6,
November
13,
0.70%
b0.78
October 23, 1947
October 30, 1947—^
0.73%
bo.78
1947
0.71%
0.71%
t
;
Bid
Ask
November
20, .1947.
bO.78
0.73%:
November
28,
1947-
b0.79
0,74%..
1947—
b0.80
0.75%'
1947—
b0.80
0.75%
1947—
b0.81
0.77%
1947.
bO.82
0.79%
December 4
December
December
December
11,
18,
25,
0.73%
Quotations For U. S, Treasury Notes
Figures after decimal point
Maturity—
Int. Bate
tSept. 15, 1948
HOct. 1, 1948—
—1%%
Bid
represent
Ask
b0.97
0.94%
b0.98
0.95%
.
x
w
Maturity—
Dollar Price 100 Plus
one
or
more
32ds
of
Maturity—
a
point
Dollar Price 100 Plus
Certificates of Indebtedness—
*%S Feb. 1,
1948
t%8 Mar. 1, 1948
100.0128
.0255
100.0157
0309
100:0016
0217
99.9948
.0183
.0495
1947
—,—100.0134
.0207
1947
100.0171
.0275
t7/as Jan.
1948
100.0153
.0257
%s
1,
Indebtedness—
Bid
Ask
—
b Bid yield.price,
d Deferred dellyery sales (not-
.0178
100.0198
100.0000
f%s Nov. 1,
t%s Dec. 1,
t%s Apr. 1, 1948
t%s June 1, 1948;
*%S July 1, 1948 Series F
t%s July 1, 1948 Series G
t%s July 1, 1948 Series H
of
(not included In year's range),
Odd lot sale
.0173
99.9953
99.9958
1947
V/»s Oct.
a
Ask
.0240
1,
Certificates
Bid
100.0137
Oct
1,
1943 wi—
Included in year's
(not
w
included
In
i When issued,
♦No
dividend.
par
range), eEx-interest.
year's
x
value,
t Ex-stock
range).
Ex-dividend,
fin default.
fFlat price^^kRemoved to Stock Exchange., r Cash sale*
y
}
dividend.
Ex-rights.
(Un) Unlisted
.
issue-
w
d When, delivered
•
tThese bonds are subject to all Federal taxes.
'ft
SEx-liqUidatingr
Volume 166
Number 4633
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(1291)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings this week will
Preliminary figures compiled by
show
increase compared
upon
telegraphic
with a year ago.
advices from the chief
cities of the country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday, Sept. 27, clearings
for all cities of the United States from which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings*
9.7 % above those for the
corresponding jfiveek last year.
Our preliminary
wUt be
total stands at
$13,836,323,784 against $12,612,074,652 for the
this center there is
same
At
week in 1946.
Our comparative sum¬
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Clearings-—Returns by Telegraph
'•<#&
New York
1946
$3,77^364,718
Chicago
53^322,371
Cleveland-
Baltimore.
;
+ 23.7
240,400,000
+
4.4
340,661,000
+
L.8
196,696,040
+ 50:8
216,852)562-
+ 41.1
1,166,546
980,509
+ 19.0
578,591
1,347,914
1,070,436
2,747;319
—31.2
+ 16.8
4192,692
679,980
1,678,420
662,000,000
151,377,718
2,073,938,795
Philadelphia
Reading
Total
■
We cannot furnish them
'
we
able
are
■
West
+ 11.2
today, in
ended
Sept. 20..
For that week there
in all
week in 1946.
same
was
it appears that in the New York District
.
-:.
results for the week previous—the week
a
decrease of
0.6%, the aggregate of clear¬
a
gain of 9.4%, the bank
a
loss of 9.1%.
We group the cities
located
are
District the totals register a
and from
(including this city) the totals show
ing off of 8.6%, but in the Boston Reserve District the totals
decline of 7.0%
record
a
ac¬
fall¬
improvement
an
In the Cleveland Reserve
but in the Richmond Reserve District
gain of 10.9% and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 3.3%.
by 2.0%
and the
The
Minneapolis Reserve District by 33.6%.
In the
Kansas City Reserve District the increase is 22.5%, in the Dallas Reserve
District
19.0% and in the San Francisco Reserve District 13.8%.In the following we furnish
U
a
OF
BANK
of
Federal
1947
20
Reserve Districts
1st Boston
2d
York
New
3d
$
12 cities
,
12-
.—
IT
Philadelphia
4th
Cleveland
7
5th
Richmond
6
6th Atlanta
—
10
.
17
7th Chicago
4
6th
St.
Louis..
6th
Minneapolis
7
Kansas City..
10th
10
.—
6
HUi Dallas
12th
San
10
Francisco
"
Total
S
549,954,633
7,330,053,979
••
1948
(6 cities)
8,017,171,292
•
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
438,571,751
+13.4
+14.2
3,000,865
4U8;507,
242,875,574
302,230,126.J
655,002;969
707,211,789-
504,221,247
454,524,791
620,562,663
984,970,638
508,074,094
481,901,698
44-'
8.6
7,225,615,729
5,720,796,388
5.3
687,443,834
695,164,006
7.0
655,002,969
707,211,789
+ 10.9
344,595,510
318,115,419
+
—
'■
•
600,978,220
+
3.3
462,631,954
845,500,511
+ 16.5
698,605,422
493,522,583
+
2.9
349,768,820
326,120;838"
838,563)997
—
+ 33.6
289,845)947
44
We
add
now
421,928,071
+ 22.5
339,638,410
+ 19.0
176,572,719
173,940,550
853,756,604
750,154,496
+ 13.8
601,747)328
586,950,068<
14,380,257,840
14,461,775,779
0.6
12,270,040)393
10,585,680,104
6,663,109,308
—
9.4
+
5,232,777,208
showing the figures for
Week
gearings' at—
Ended
1944
Sept.
Inc.
$
5,038,668,935
each city for the
Mobile
I
ZZZI
...
454:524,791
+10.9
344,595,5101
318,115,4104
Portland-
-
x—s
-Vr
.
1944
$
$
Seventh Federal Reserve
Pau River.
■'
Bedford*
—
Bpringiield
4,550,367
467,942,756
1,989,338'
——
fcowell
New
1,625,768
4,535,584
:
1,704,652
"790,978
698,148
1,967,164
"
2,010,351
6)676,7 94
0)300,481
9.2
+
—
5,100,421
Mhode
New
Islandr—Providence
Hampshire—Manchesteir.
im:
Total
—
....'
9,514,456
28,849,800
;
21,000:219
9,408,127
New Haven
4,625,094
22,837,172
-£
Connecticut—Hartford
28,879)706:
1,535,984
1,102,641
575)235,163
540,954,633
3,972)070
.
373,523,188
+ 16.7
+13.3
748)0593,677,620
-
383,215,868
1,235;499
.
s
1,032,327
436,483
430,452
+
2.1
1,601,818
1,344,816
5.8
—
4,560,032
York—Albany—,
Rapids
;
Moines
1,712,466
Jamestown
2,279,201
York
Bochester
2,365,483
92,313,881
Buffalo
New
11,311,350
2,885,056
Blmira
7,087,624,033
+ 10.4
3,041(674
+
8.7
19,252,654
17,314,390
—
1.2
6,224(067
5,292,641
0.1
22,999,500
19,097,400
+ 39.3
683,793
694,727
—
4.6
+
438,571,751
430,267,895
69,380,000
72,600,000
+ 34.6
1,435,841
39.9
1,117,582
.1,628,887
7,798,666,471
+
16,485,516
9,779,080
10,520,004
604,544
•645,447
9.1
7,037.263,125
5,547,011,169
5.4
11,421,000
10,898,808
+ 10.4
—: 6.3
37,985,918
+
8,017,171,292
6,902,108
8,221,772
5,718,104
8,111,636
;
—
574,274
^ 520,455
1.8
+
47,521,592
7,330,053,979
1,594,731
+
+ 10.1
38,664,895
—
955,412
-
—
52,198,107
Northern* New Jersey
$0t»l (12 cities);—
1,305,865
+ 16.9
1,271,896
ll,eiQ;o59
Newark
68,270,851
58,126,713'
1.7
4,633,297
281,337
—15.7
lOf,655,811
5,162,027 >
338,579:;
98,804,820
3.3
462,631,954
430,705,850;,
600,978,220
+ 48.4
+
1,203,574
+ 22.5
662,460
9,551,537
+
5.8
4,418,110
+ 18.2
6,240,424
3,602,260
•2,745,212
34.358,000
4,586,479
+ 17.7
46,033,000
+ 15.8
4,499,444
+ 11.8
13,149,341*
+ 12.7
^0,326,863
.3,663,754
+ 50.7
8,804,405
524,337
882,193
659,859,551
2,788,292
2,568,498
9,804,853
+ 25.4
+ 33.5
2,957,512
+ 29.2
845,500,511
2,140,492
.
r
3,082,920;
14,077,297/;
7,307,682
556,251,925
1,647:361;
7,383,314
2,417,304
8.6
3,699,982
L
984,970,638
+ 15.3
+
7,819,008
4,938,300
'
+ 13.4
1
4,742,607
3,293,492
31,542,000
4,339,043
8,234,050,
38,544,1391,
3,131,195
15,520,096
9,506,851"
,3,821,101
.
39,1O4;970
+ 14,2
+ 33.1
760^ 687' 520
(17 cities)
+ 19.9
3,209,252
1,017,813
.
.
2,765,769
11,265,292
21,229,326
14,325,320
580,645 ;
5,285,986
512,69b
490,422,606
1,663,102
6,386,778"
,
2,235,377
2,260,761
+ 16.3
698,605,422
624,511,176-
1.6
214,700,000
.
209,700,000"
75,062,688i.
55,098,783
1,156,000
Eighth Federal Reserve
District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
+•■
284,100,000
279,700,000
125,935,711
113,776,347
96,260,726
1,777,657
98,673,806
508,074,094
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—-Quincy
493,522,583
+
+ 10.7
85,390,258
2.4"
48,703,876
—
Total
_
(4 cities)
+ 29.5
974,686
2.9
349,768,820
341,017,471
+ 18.7
5,769,766
38.6
208,041,902
4,699,731
171,272,655
53,935,958
+
Federal Reserve
District—MinneapolisI
Minnesota—Duluth
7,867,437
Minneapolis
St.
1,372,430
Paul
6,629,538
353,753,920
96,169,604
„
255,201,372
+
76,779,337
+ 25.3
Dakota—Fargo
62,551,050
South
7,191,128
Dakota—Aberdeen..
5,624,741
+ 27.8
3,873,588
3,263,330
+ 18:7
4,039,852
2,402,322
4,093,807
2,946,220
+ 39.0
Montana—Billings
Total
—
8,952,214
(7 cities)-.
481,901,698
10,205,787
360,650,325
3,289,012
1,752,332
1,751,245
—+12.3
1,864,633
5,175,822
+33.6
289,845,947
241,478,669'
+ 39.4
164,614
+ 39.5
19:6
366,721'
4,115,085
+ 31.0
85)047,958
205,661
249,229
3)680,944
71,168,825
2,326,284'
8,933,407
212,382,165
5,711,844
1,023,016
1
4,777,736
Nebraska-—Fremont
Hastings
409,254
577,748
6,938,431
131,865,743-
Kansas—Topeka
z
6,972,255;
Wichita
414,107
6,066,573-
+
+14.9'
3:452,751
+15.4
+ 18.6
229:140,062
76.L
7,256,932
10,735,910
344,244,803
11,210,580
2,283,374
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
(10: cities)
6,364,496
1,195,137
+
1,518,383
+
517,065,190
City
St. Joseph
9,302,161
290,317)148
1,827,092
Missouri—Kansas
Total
293,554
5,801,523
100,654*989
7,571,534
+ 91.1
1:545,142
20.3
972,031
833,448
421,928,071
+22.5
339,638,410
306,520.823
Eleventh
Federal
Reserve
7,336,097
—11.1
District—Dallas-
Texas—Austin*
6,518,351
256,$13)009
25,984,599
Dallas
Fort Worth
Galveston
Wichita Falls
7,654,000*
217,448,000-
+17.9
4,134,258
144,436,000
145,032,000
19,180,470
5,128,000
+ 35.5
10)61,2,058.
15,029,204
+
49.3
,
3,569,000
2,538,286.
4,434,300;
1,467,169
5,439,591
3,058;357
+ 25.6-
1,767,908
7,986,931
+16.9
6,052,895
308,862,353
(6 cities)
2,434,951
9,334,046
Louisiana—Shreveport
259,514,449
+.19,0
176,572,719
173,940,550
95,481,058
102,407,289
2,928,728
86,939,837
30,696,716
6,944,156
1,570)766
17,373:644
;
8,830:340'
+ 22.0
10,762,237
Connecticut—Stamford*
Now Jersey—Montclair
6.3
+
"
^
Syracuse'
5.1
—
2,503,759*
78,989,668
„
6.9
+
5,772,740
28!246,770
;—
%
Total
12,025,256
Binghamton
^
1,793,676 jl
50,232,818
+
71,508,179
93,411,489
60,334,741
Sioux City"—_
3,915,836*
S«c«nd Federal Reserve
District—New York—
Mew
„
1,921,877
55,642,440
5,032,446
14,817,208
..
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Des
15,323,037
42,700,525
156,800,000
2,423,655
+ 20.4
2,853,121
-
\:\
2,404,809
5,398,663
53,297,000
_—
■
1.7
—
1,473,886
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Iowa—Cedar
4,614,742
14;306,239
46,606,293
166,900)000*
8.6
10,102,421
5,220,550
Z
Omaha
1,037)913
0.3
4.7
+
1
Rtoroe.ster--
2,581,0441
41,076,7051
District—Chicago—
Rapids
Lansing
South
Bend;
Terre Haute
+ 18.4
+
327,347
124,096,659
Arbor
Grand
Lincoln
'
489,768,140
—
Massachusetts—Boston
101,399,544;
2,355,866-
+ 11.0
620,562,663
(10 cities)
Michigan—Ann
16,202:185
485,664
'
1,774,661
9.5
+ 17.7"
63,802,758
218,499,000
104,629,516
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total
a
164,816,201;
+
3.0
Tenth Federal Reserve
District—Kansas City1048'
r
Mdiner—Bangor
1,395,925
6,938,000;
180:362)792
40,846,3-71
+
North
20
or
Dec. %
First Federal Reserve District—Boston e-W
6,387,000
104,160,481
4.3
3,433,520
76,458,524
98,137,395
5,672:877
week ended Sept. 20 for four years:
1947
1,483,000
+ 27.0
+
19,283,205
70:625,884
Mississippi—Vieksburg
306,520,823
259,514,449
.
detailed statement
our
+ 25.9
8,928,000
237,300,000
4.534,078
ZZ
zzzzz:
ZZZI
Alabama—Birmingham
Helena
I
2,322,839
1
Macon
Ninth
517,065,190
308,862,353
44.
7,292,633,807
3,832,558
241,478,669
430,705,850
624,511,176
44
112 oltles
7.0
2,915,079
148)177,201
3,550,469
218,675)242
72,865,050
44
Outside New York dty.
20:095.300
—11.3
341,017,471
360,050,325
:
• 4
M
+ 26*
439,267,895
869,312,411
838,563,997,
124,998,322*
247,117,593
22,252,600
-
Augusta
$
"
4.6
—
779,987,797
3,865,513
141,513)192
239,557,960
5.3
;
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta;
1944
+
915,566,414
41
3,835.571
8.3
—
District—Atlanta-
*
Decatur
II
llf
5.2
+
—
504,221,247
.
Sixth Federal Reserve
Total
Dec. %
n
575,235,163
695,164,000
3,'924)301
3,894,725
Springfield
or
687,443,834
6,198,509
Rockford
Inc.
8,653^900;
76,016,677
Chicago
CLEARINGS
1946
7,596,242
166,590,863
257,466,866
Columbia—WashingtonZ
.
Week Ended Sept,
1,659,783,
,
24:047,900
Peoria
SUMMARY
5.3
+
304,088)284
2,924,095
11,337,000
152,581,884
Illinois—Bloomington
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
1,573,943
District—Richmond—
this
Chicago Reserve District has managed to enlarge its totals by 16.5%, the St. Louis
District
809,312,411
779,987,797
cities)
Florida—Jacksonville
of 4.6% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
5.3%.
Reserve
4,136,075,
+ 19:5
289,295,882
ZZ"
Carolina—Charleston"!!!'.
Total
present, further below,,
we
Outside of this city there was
clearings at this center having recorded
a
8,675,673-
+ 26.3
the week
as
f/
cording to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
the totals show
—32.4
5,096,688
7.079,050
appear
ings for the whole country having amounted-to $14,380,257,840 against $14,461,775,779
ill the
(7
District
has to be estimated.
cases
1,691,991',
2,605,441
1,342,394
1,908,283
30:395)200
4,450,029
Richmond
9.7
+
much
as
1,818,054
3,207,173
3,322,759
14(288,636
7,987,851
152,708,839
288,070,346
„.
Virginia—Huntington
South
—10:6
874,386,407
however, which
to give final and complete
+ 10.1
915,566,414
Maryland—Baltimore,
In the elaborate detailed statement,
3-.4v
+ 22.5
849,068
1,590,109
675,000,000
9,617,515
cities)..
Fifth Federal
Reserve
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of
going to press.
j
+
4,620,849
2.075,478
v
488,011
1,283,309
6,436,224
Jersey—TTentoru.
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+ 31.3
$13,836,323,784 $12,612,074,652
Accordingly^ in; the above the last day of the week;
?
5.7
5,661,373
Youngstown
H
■
+
2,8*0;823
2,284,480*
3,972,144
Cleveland
Columbus
Mansfield
Complete, and exact details for the week coveted by the foregoing will
issue of next week.
+ 28.7
831(000:000
2,906,083
Scranton
(11
.
878,000;000
York
Ohio-—Canton,
Cincinnati".
6.9
+
$11,737,688,245
781,830,278
Total all cities lor week
our
3,209,099
Virginia—Norfolk-
$13.0^4,493,506
cities, five days
All cities, one day
,
4.7
—
$9,663,749)450
2,723,438,540
Other cities, five days
in
__
+ 33.8
282; 504,584
$10,3^1,054,966
Ten cities, live days
Total ail
218,035,455
296,648,145
.
468,1241278
3^.986,100
Pittsburgh;
+ 11.5
3^p.769,000
St. Louis..
San Francisco
I
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
+ 33.7
230900,000
Kansas City
510,627,260
650,000)000
4^5,938.569
2^9,621,479
Boston
1944
$
1.5
+
873,000,000
Philadelphia
1943
927,687
1,385,266
*
$6,670,975,131
or
Dec. %
Chester
Lancaster
Total
.
#47
Sept. 27
Inc.
«
43
20
Bethlehem
New
Week Ended
1946
Sept.
District—Philadelphia—
Delaware-^wnmingtoiT'ZZZZZ
for the week follows:
mary
Third Federal Reserve
Wilkes-Barre
gain for the week ended Friday of 1.5%.
a
1947
I
an
based
us,
Week Ended
29,350,756
24,375,730
9.8
49,482,175
8.6
7,225,615,729
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
Washington—Seattle
City
California—Long Beach
Pasadena
—
——
San
Jose
:
432,874,453.
,
Santa Barbara.
Stockton
Total
13,556,198
4,479,724
4,806,821
-
^
'
,
■
,
+ 18.5
1.8
3,718,163
+64.5
86,510,630
46,370,194
+23.6
34,900,081
9,072,558
+15.3
7,443,788"
436,123,257
+
8,040,699
4.4
5,253,956
4,090,558
—
0.7
351,772,000
335,448,000
7,564,566
2,689,241
5,252,634
+11.2
7,319,556
3,977,622
+12.6
2,415,909
+
9,638,145
853,756,604
750,154,496
14,380,257.840
14,461:775,779
7,292,633,807
6,663,109,308
8,932,409
+
12,187,046
9,976,463,
(10 cities)
Grand Total (112 cities)
New York
Outside
111.137,489
7,774,614
Francisco
San
40,760,322
' 5,720,796,388'
Lake
109,398,876
4,895,077
182,848,146
57,295,876
10,458,812
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
Francisco—■
129,597,241
Yakima
3.5
6,326,216
+13.8
601,747,328
586,950,068
—
0.6
12,270,040,393
10,585,680,104
+
9.4
5,232,777,268
5,038,668,935
yjp.
44
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(1292)
Company and Issue—
Montana
Now
reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended Sept. 17: Increases of $139,000,000 in commercial,
industrial, and agricultural loans, $323,000,000 in -hold¬
ings of United States Government obligations, $148,000,000 in demand deposits adjusted, and $319,000,000 in
demand deposits credited to domestic banks.
Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans in¬
creased in all districts, the principal increases being
$48,000,000 in New York City, $31,000,000 in the City of
Chicago, and $11,000,000 each in the Cleveland Minne¬
apolis and San Francisco Districts. Loans to brokers
and dealers for purchasing or carrying United States
Government securities decreased $115,000,000 in New.
York City and $130,000,000 at all reporting member
banks.
Real estate loans increased $16,000,000 in the
San Francisco District and $19,000,000 at all reporting
member banks.
"Other loans" increased $51,000,000.
The condition statement of weekly
of Treasury bills increased $243,000,000 in
New York City and $265,000,000 at all reporting member
banks. Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Holdings
Power
Rflvpn
General
1st mtge. 4s, ser. A, due 1961—Oct
Penmans Ltd. 1st mtge. 3V4% bonds; ser. A, due 1966—Oct
14
1
1153
1055
1055
t3327
North Shore Gas
Co.,
and
ref.
Tennessee Gas
29th
Street
and
investments—total
leans—total
:—_——
—
Commercial
21,383
+
.
to
chasing or
U.
Shoe
Brake
Anglo-Chilean Nitrate
Antilla Sugar
"
securities
Other
Real estate
.
Gas
Amsterdam
_1*~
130
+
499
•
2nd
+
17
+
94
51
+
/ 780
+
265
+
196
4,146
+
51
2,711
+
3
194
3,224
—
1,077
indebtedness
—:
of
,
4,907
—
2,638
—
31,088
+
4
+
513
4,309
+
35
+
236
—
Reserve with Federal Reserve Banks_——
12,348
bonds
Other securities
Cash
in
vault
+
791
—
—
+
2,512
Ralances with domestic banks
+
+
47,498
+
148
+
1,256
14,510
+
2
+
776
973
—
61
+
319
+
86
1,435
+
4
+
46
+.
1
+
25
,
189
—.—;—
———
during week
JVol.
Co.
&
Iron
Corp.,
a
Home
News
Co.
States
common
Wire
Co.
Company and Issue—
Page
Date
,
Sugar Co., preferred stock
Oct
6
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley RR., 1st mtge. 4% bds—Sep 30
EUicott Square Co. of Buffalo, 1st mtge. 5s
Nov 14 /
Lit Brothers, 6% preferred stock—
Nov. 15
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.—
Topeka
Consolidated mortgage
bonds, ser.
"E"
to
"J," incl._Sep 30
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
y
Company
and Issue—
Ambassador East, Inc.,
American Cities Power
Class
A
American Tobacco
20-year
Nov
Page
1145
1
»
1st
367
Class A
6 %
' *
'
1150
-Oct
bonds, due 1959 (as ext.)
Oct
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
1st & ref. mtge. conv. 6s, ser. A and ser. B, due 1949_Oct
International Rys. of Central America—
5% 1st mortgage bonds——
Nov
Lorillard (P.) Co., 20-year 3% debentures, due 1963—Oct
1
1051
1
*
Maine Public Service Co.—
;
1st
mtge. & collat. trust bonds, 2%%
&
bonds—Oct
1
761
Oct
1
1053
debenture^ due 1958-,-Qctt lit £ J053:
10-
10- 3
$1.75
10-15
10-
1
1
3
6»/4C
10-
1
9-24
$2
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
30c
10-10
10-15
10-
11-15
10-15
30C
(quar.)
10-10
$50c
—_
10-15
10-
$1.50
(quar.)
9-30
9-30
9-30
$1.50
87 '/2C
1
1
9-12
9-30
11-
25c,
9-12
1
10-20
11-15
11-
1
25c
10-15
10- 3
93%c
10-15
10- 3
quar.),,
10c
10-
'
I
9-25
•
25c
9-18
9-30
9-30
9-30
$1
10-20
10-10
$30c
11-25
10-31
$20c
11-
1
$75c
11-
1
10-15
$37'/2c
11-
1
10-15
.
,
Ltd.,
common
(quar.),,
(quar.)——,—
(quar.),—__
preference
$50c
Corp. (initial)
Metals & Supply Co.
Square
Massachusetts
10-15
9-25
10-15
17c
11-
1
10-15
20c
(quar.),.
-—
11- 3
10-15
9-30
9-20
$1.50
11-
1
10-15
(quar.),,—
$15c
12-
1
11-15
$25c
10-
2
9-15
10-10
10- 6
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50
(quar.),,—
Railway—
Street
50c
11- 1
10-31
1
10-
1
10-
1
10-1
9-20
10-1
9-20
$2
20c
9-30
11- 1
9-30
65c
-40c
" 60c
$1
$$1
t25c
$1.25
9-29
10-15
10-15
10- 1
11- 1
10- 1
12- 1
10-15
9-25
50c
9-15
8-30
$10c
(Ala.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.
(quar.)
'
(quar.)
„
Power, Ltd.
Ltd.
—
(interim)
(s-a)
—
preferred
1
preferred
(increased)
9-30
9-30
(quar.)
:
10-20
10-15
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)_,
<1927
L
series)^
Canadian: investor mp.
(quar.)
$1.60'
37(4c
(quar.),,
Association
& Dominion Sugar
$1.75
$1.60
,
California Packing Corp., common
5%
preferred (quar.)____
Insurance
40c
\
10-15.
9-16
10-17
9-30
(s-a),_
■
.
$20c
X, 12-^1
; ktiac i
llt-fii
10-8
9-24
9-25
9-2,-5
1
9-24
10-25
10- G
10-25
10-
10-29
10-15
10-29
10-15
11-15
11-
6
1
9-18
1
9-18
10-
1
9-18
11-
1
10-15
25c
10-
1
preferred
(quar.)
Co
(quar.),,
—1,^
•
9-28
15c
—
11-
1
10-17
37J/2c
$20c
11-
1
10-10>
11-15
10-17
$$1.25
11-
10-
1
8
20c
10-15
9-30*
50c
10-25
10-18
10-25
10-ia
$1,121/2
25c
75c
10-
9-24
1
9-30
9-2»
$62y2C
10-
1
9-25
$62>/2c
10- 1
9-25
$$1.50
10-
9-25
1
__
$1.75
10-10
30c
10-10
25c
11-
1
10-15
11- 1
10-15
$2.50
10-21
10-
X
IV2C
(irreg.)
11-15
11-
1'
9-30
9-30
50c
Knitting Co., common.
Gas
;,
,
convertible
$4
HInes
preference
(Edward)
(R.)
& Co.,
class A
11-10
Holly Development Co.
10-6
Home. Gas
& Electric
10- 1
9-19»
10-
1
9-11'
11-
1
10-15
50c
9-30
9-18
50C
9-30
9-18
40c
10-1
9-22:
10-22
10- 3:
10-15
9-30
10-16
9-30^
30c
40c
9-28
9-29
10-
9-25
1
$1
(quar.)
(initial)
10-17
10-
40c
10-31
10- 8
93%C
—
10-31
10-
t.
1
8
$1.25
11-15
11- 4
37,/4c
11-15
10-25
10-25
$1
(quar,) —__L:—
(guftt)
9-10
37l/2c
(quari)^-,,,,,
(quar.)
1
5c
(quar.)
Lumber Co.
10-
15c
_______
Hershey Chocolate Corp., new com.
.
9-10
50c
Co,,
Co
1
68%c
preferred
Brewing
10-
$1.25
——
Co.
Cooley
preferred (quar.)
Hercules Powder, 5% preferred
10-31
SOcLVll-;!
9-30
10-
1
3% %
"
62(^c
10-14
10-
Lithographing Co., common,,
6% convertible preferred (quar.),,
Haverhill Electric Co.
(irreg.)
Haverhill Gas Light Co. (quar.)
Haytian Corp. of America,,
Hecht Co;, common
(quar.),
9-30
10-31
Co.
preferred" (quar.)",
Harvard
9-30
11-15-.
9-30
10-15
10-
Havana
9-26
11-1^,
-
9-30
10-15
$1.50
75c
12V2c
common
(quar.)
(quar.),,,,—
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Insur¬
ance
Co. (Hartford)
(quar.)
9-30
(initial)
com.
'
9-30
10-15
12V4c
—
Inc.
H.)
(P.
&
8%
9-26
$1
$1.50
conv.
Baking
Hartford
10-14
-
5%
Mills,
10-15
——_—75c
Co.
(initial)
Hartford Electric Light (quar.)
10- 6
11-
Co
Process
Mobile
Ohio RR., $5 pfd.
Products, Inc. (initial)
5%
9-15
'
(cash dividend)
(quar.):
Hart
9-30
10-16
$1
1
8-16
9-23
50c
9-25
10-
12-16
9-30
5%
Kleiser
Co.,
Hanes
10-10
11- 1
Co.
preferred
Gum
9-19
$$1.50
,
common
Gulf
9-30
20c
com.
new
9-23
9-30
J$1.50
:
1-2-48
4-1-48
50c
10-15
,
!
(quar.),,,
Brewing
Company,
10-10
L
■
9-23
$1.75
50c
$25
75c
$25c
$25c
10c
dividend
(quar.)—
General Steel Wares, Ltd., commou (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Gerity-Michigan Die Casting (quar.).
Gimbel Brothers,
Inc., common (quar.) —
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Good Humor Ice Cream of CaliforniaPreferred series A (quar.),,
Goodman' Manufacturing Co..
Gordon & Belyea, Ltd., class A
(quar.)—T\
Glass B
(quar.)
—
6% 1st'preferred (quar.)—
Goulds Pumps Inc., 7% preferred (accum.),
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp. (quar.)
Griess-Pfleger Tanning Co. (quar.)
9-26
50c
75c
1
Co.—
;
(quar.)
6%
9-26
_
Co.
Galveston-Houston
9-23
35c
43%c
Dyeing
(quar.)
Frick
9-25
10-
&
B
Pitt
Franklin
10-17
1
Cleaning
_—
General
I
10-
$1.50
(quar.)
Associates Co. (irreg.)
& Wallace, Inc., $3 class A (quar.),
Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd., class
General
10-
50c
Conduit
Gabriel
6
10-10
$2.50
Forbes
&
10-
(Wash.,
Corp,
Fifty
Foster
1
(Syracuse,
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
6
11-
50c
Ins.
—
common
United
Class
10-
15c
Life
—
preferred
Fort
9-22
10-15
75c
(irreg.)
(quar.)
C.),
Fibre
9-20
1
$2.50
Light
Services s Finance
7%
10-
25c
(quar.)
Frocks
Fenton
10-15
10-
Y.)
9-26
25c
(quar.)
Extra
10-15
50c
9-24
$1.25
(quar.)
Co,
preferred
Traders
&
6%
9-23
1
Gas
Phonograph Corp.
Electric
River
D.
9-23
11-
9-24
1
Inc.
Federal
—
i
5%
Quarterly
10-20
$1.50
(N. Y.)
Mills,
N.
9-15
7c
1
10-
5c
35c
&
Fashion
10-20
11-1
10- 1
10-
$1.25
i
—
(quar.)
Consolidated
Farmers
10-31
10- 1
12-
$1
preferred
Fire
1
11- 1
17'/aC
____—
(s-a)
Radio
Fall
10-15
$1.12
Manufacturing Co.,
Canada
8
10-25
(quar.)
Ale
Esquire,
9-23
Company
;
Bullock's, Inc. (Los Angeles) —
4%
preferred
(quar.),
Camden
10-
75c
Telephone
Esmond
10-15
1
:
preferred- (quar.)
preferred
951
10-
10c
Ltd.
preference
Elizabeth
10-20
10-
(quar.),,
preferred
951
8
(quar.)
Elgin Sweeper Co.
10-10
10-1
.
(quar.)
Corp
Columbia Telephone Co.—
6%
1
10-
Washing Machine, Ltd. (quar.)—___
Elqctric Boat Co., $2 preferred (quar.),,.
Electro Refractories & Alloys Corp.—
10-15
$25c
Co.
951
1
i
37J/2c
.
(quar.),
Yards
6%
.
25c
Easy
9-30
5c
(quar.)__
_
(quar.)_
7%
ser., due 1975_Oct
—
com.
(quar.)
760
1
1
11-20
$1.50
preferred B (accum.)
Eastern Steel Products, Ltd.
7
11-15
30c
Buda
6%
11-
5c
(quar.)
(monthly)
common
G,)
Inc.
2nd
1
6%
5
11-15
$2 ~
„
California-Oregon Power,
3s, due 1974_'—Oct
: "!'
Maritime Electric Co., Ltd., 4y2% 1st mtge.
5(4% general mtge. bonds due 1956
Mayer-(Oscar)." & Co., Inc< 3
468
11-
' 10-25
$1.50
Brass
Butler
1
Stock
1st
5
12-
common
Corporation
Magnesia Talc
9-30
10-21
62 (4c
(quar.)
(T.
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Eastern
10-14
10-15
11-
25c
Wilcox,.
Edison
British
6%
10-10
11- 1
11-15
11-28
$3
(quar.)
Brazilian Traction Light &
Bristol
5
11-20
20c
Eastern
Inc.—
Co.,
Birmingham Fire Insurance
6%
income
Louisiana Power & Light Co., 1st mtge,
Seal,
&
convertible
Ducommun
1
Beverly Gas & Electric (irreg.)
Hats, Ltd., common (quar.)!
Brink's,
9-20
11-
Co
Fabrics,
1st
Eastern
10-20
25c
Ry
prior preference
Banking Corp.,
preferred
Bright
9-26
1
$1
(W. S.) Clay Mfg. Co;—
Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)—
Dominion
9-25
10-30
$1.25
,
Bourbon
IJotel Alms and Hotel Alms Service Bldg.—
:
Fe
52
948
10- 1
15c
Santa
60
1051
10-
11-20
Press,
2nd
1
;
&
preferred
Boston
11-20
10-10
50c
1st pfd.
Telephone Co., common
(quar.)__
6%
3
;
Commercial Corp,
A
1
10-25
10-10
62 Vic
—
Sons,
Sexton
State
9-25
1
10-
Biltmore
1041
10- 1
10-
10-
(quar.)
Mills,
&
Class
12-
6c
$1
preferred
9-22
10-
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania
Benrus Watch Co.
(quar.)
1146
U-20
9-24
25c
(quar.)
Ginger
9-25
10-31
;
Associates, common (qflar.)_„
7%' preferred (quar.)
.——
Belt Railroad Stockyards Co.; com. (quar.)
6%
10- 1
10-15
(quar.)—
1146
-
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
mtge. 3J/4% bonds, series A,' due 1967
Co.
1041
1
debentures due 1962_
Oct 15
debentures due 1969
Oct 15
American Viscose Corp. 5% preferred stock
Nov
1
Armour & Co., $6 convertible prior preferred stock
Oct
1
Bethlehem Foundry & Machine Co., 1st mtge. 6Y2s
Oct
1
Cleveland Union Terminals Co.. 1st mtge. 5 Vis. ser. A—Oct
1
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., 4(4% preferred stock
Nov 15
Great Lakes Power Co., Ltd. 1st mtge. 4V4s, ser. A
Nov
7
Great South Bay Water Co.—
1st refunding mortgage 5s (ext. to 1949)
Nov
1
Hartford Electric Light Co., 3% debentures, 1937 series-Oct
1
Home
6%
1
common
Inc., common
3(4% preferred (quar.)
Dana Corp., new common (initial
3%% preferred series A (quar.)
Dean (W. E.)
Co. (quar.)
9-19
1
10-15
Bell
Co.—
3%
&
preferred
$4.50
12-
.
25C
r:—
&
Forster
8
12 (4c
683/4c
(irreg.)..
Beacon
3%
25-year
954
10-
10-
$1.75
Badger Paint & Hardware Stores
Bankers
' * Date
■
Babcock
-i
1st mtge. inc. bonds due 1952—Nov
& Light Corp.—
*'
stock, 1936 series
Avondale
*
10-25
50c
,
Bottle
preferred
947
1149
:
,
■
'
♦
&
&
6%
9-30
10- 7
15c
„
common
Cable
(quaih)——
Class A
$1.50
10-15
Corp.,,,,:
B.)
Cork
Crum
(Kansas)—*
Corp
Light
Gas
Nichols
1143
9-24
11-17
$1
(quar.)
Heater
(C.
Crown
Payable of Rec.
10c
25c
(s-a)—
Plywood
Austin
1
(quar.)——
Corp;, 5%
preferred
5%
25c
Convertible
Caribbean
&
Corp.
Automobile
TENDER
(quar.)
common
Equipment Ccrp
Attleboro
10-
10c
Holders
15c
Extra
Atlas
$3.50
1
Qreamery Package Mfg.
995
995
1097
50c
(s-a)
Telephone Co.
preferred (quar.)
Atchison
1
(s-aj
Co.
Gas
10-
1056
25c
-
(quar.)
Utilities,
preferred
Oil
$1
25c
—
(quar.)
preferred
Common
Wheji
$1.25
—
(monthly)
(bi-monthly)
Co.
Thermos
Aro
—
Products
6%
(Reading, Pa.) —
& Casualty
American
Argo
9-19
50c
Rubber
Cottrell
764
1056
are:
50c
Products
Anaconda
preferred and common stocks called for redemption,
Including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
OF
week
pfd-
conv.
(quar.)
Smelting & Refining,
1st preferred
(quar.)__
5%
list of corporate bonds, notes,
NOTICES
this
——
Fidelity
5 (4 %
9-24
(Iindianapolis)
Co.
Refining, common,,
7% " preferred
(quar.)
*
25c
Bemberg
American
Notices
■
2nd
*
20c
pfd.
American
.
.
1
25c
non-cum.
5%
Distilling
7%
9-20
1
of America,
preferred
Corn
69
' *
Share
American
Below will be found
4%
second table in
a
(quar.)
Casualty Co.
American
2
10-
Papeir Co.
Corp
Dominion
(quar.)
American
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
9-20
10-
50c
|
Container
164.
B
American
2
Dominion
follow with
announced
$2
American
20,389
—
Class
American
10-
(quar.)„__
Royalty Oil Co. (s-a)
Consolidated Textile Co., Inc. (irreg.)
Consumers Public Service, 5%
pfd. (quar.)
571
Jan
1
Oct 15
—Nov
I
IVol.
165.
Quarterly
demand deposit accounts except
interbank
and
U.
S.
Govt, accounts,
Debits to
.
Inc.,
Aggregates,
American
10,047
Borrowings.
Investors,
America
5c
Inc.
Natural
Emerson
Alabama Fuel
Interbank demand deposits:
9-20
(s-a)
Extra
$2004
—Oct 25
T
of Company
Air Reduction
4,902
—
10-1
.
dividends
Name
Air
Foreign banks
preferred
Converse
2
Per
Liabilities—
68 %C
9-30
previously announced, but
which have not yet been paid. Further details and rec¬
ord of past dividend payments in many cases are given
under the company name in our "General Corporation
and Investment News Department" in the week .when
The
9-22
(quar.),
9-24
Cuneo
46
■
1
10-15
51
+
10-
9-15
declared.
517
82
63
118
25C
9-30
Cuban
we
,—
1
Crlbben
notes—
due 1953
Then
9-20
1
10-
which we'show the dividends
1,006
19
.
9-26
1
10-
11-20
grouped in two separate tables. In the
bring together all the dividends announced the
we
1
10-
6
10-
50c
are
current week.
18
—
+
'3,208
—
—
._
first
10-
25c
1
$2c
DIVIDENDS
673
5
1
43%C
$1.12Y2
(quar.)
Diamond
Dividends
!„—
Consolidated
951
—
Wentworth Mfg. Co., convertible preferred stock
Windsor Gas Co., Ltd. 1st & ref. mtge. 5s
157
—
10-10
(quar.)!
Co., $2,75 preferred
Consolidated
Ccrp.—
this issue.
10-1
1
preferred (quar,),,
Y.)
(quar.)
(N.
Breweries,
Coroaire
(extended at 5%)
•Announcement in
10-15
11-
:
Co.
Consolidated
Welsbach Engineering & Management Corp.—
Collateral trust 5s,
11-
4(4%
preferred
7%
.
due 1950
Oct
(Hamilton), Ltd., 1st mortgage 5s—Jan
7%
mortgage
40c
5c
10c
(quar.),,,,
Y.)
Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Printers, Inc. (increased quar.).
Consolidated Car-Heating Co. (quar.)
—
Consolidated Dry Goods Co., com.
(quar.)
San Francisco Terminal—
445
_
7
476
—
——
loans
Treasury bills —
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes U 8.
4s,
11-1
Connecticut
*
1
preferred
mortgage
11-15
Extra
—
1st
9-20
25c
quar.)
9-30
$2004
Co.,
1
(quar.),
Diamond
•
Other
1948/1959, incl._Oct
9-22
1
10-
Coniaurum
1148
1050
*
854
5%
Pacific
10-10
10-
pfd. (s-aK,
$1
:4%
.;
12004
Southern
10-25
50c
(N.
Columbia^ Mills,
Inc
Commonwealth
Loan
■■
5s, due
oi Colorado—
12-19
$1.25
Bank
Co.
Radio
Dickey
449
———.—
loans to banks
:
Collins
i
Co.—
10-20
Co
(increased
Paper,
Trust
(Dan>
2,946
475
—
loans—
Clinton
1147
12142
series P, due 1965—_—-Nov 17
debentures due 1950
Nov 1
ref. "mtge.'4s,
carrying:
securities
Other loans for purchasing or carrying:
U. S. Government obligations—.—
1
139
753
754
945
367
'i".V
Co.—
and
10-31
1-1-48
Extra
Estates,
(111.), 7% preferred stock—:
Oct 1
Burrard Dry Dock Co., Ltd.—
1st mortgage 3%
and 3Y2 % bonds——.
Oct 9
Butte Electric & Power Co., 1st mtge. 5s, due 1951—Any time
Edison
Co.
preferred
-
Chillicothe
Page
Co.
&
Armour
15c
,,
CALLED
ISSUE
9-24
10-10
$1.12(4
common
(quar.),,,
Chaser's, Inc. (quar.)
Chicago Corp. (quar.)
Chicago Railway Equipment—
707
stock
Oct 1
7%
and 6% preferred stocks
Oct
1
Republic Petroleum Co. 5(4% conv. pfd. stock, ser. A—Nov 15
-Silknit Ltd. 1st mtge. 5s
Oct
1
3,528
+
National
*
1
X
lc
Transit
Chase
572
Date
Co., 5Y4% preferred stock——-Sep 30
Corp., Inc., debentures, due 1967-Oct 20
6% income debentures, due 1951-Sep 30
pur¬
Government obligations
S.
Other
...
for
dealers
and
brokers
+
+
12,858
I«oans
64
Oct
10-
25c
preference
Candy
7%
bonds, due 1952
1
Co
Charleston
Cohen
ENTIRE
5%
3,072
,—.
Belt
9-18
11-
common,,,
Champion Shoe Machinery, 5^o
agricultural
and
Industrial,
Chain
956
*
Company and Issue—
American
(quar.)
Products Corp.,
prior
Columbia
Public Service Co.
1946
422
1
1
Film Corp., prior pfd.
(now 1st)
United States Asphalt
+
64,714-
375
bonds, due 1948
—Any time
bonds, due 1949
—Any time Phillips Electric Works, Ltd., 1st mortgage 4(4s, ser. A_Oct 15
assets-—
Xaaas
4(4%
10-15
9-30
13c
$1.12(4
Electric,
&
11-15
50c
Process
Gas
Holders
Payable Of Rec.
(quar.),^.—$20c
preferred
Certain-Teed
Corp.—
Towers
2nd mortgage
4%
1
2%% series, due 1966_Oct 1
stock
Sep 30
mortgage pipe line bonds,
1st
4(4 %
& Transmission Co.—
Twentieth Century-Fox
Franklin
Hudson
When
Share
-
Ltd.
Co.'s,
Chase
Purchase money 4%
Sept. 18,
1947
*
mortgage series B
1st mortgage
(—) Since
Sept. 10,
1
1948
Any time
New York Gas & Electric Light, Heat & Power Co.—
Inc. (+) or
1947
.—.—Oct
3V8% bds., due 1971_Oct
Southern New England Ice Co., Inc.—
1st mortgage 4V2s, due 1967
—z
—
Oct
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros., debentures
_Dec
1st
Theatre Properties
Sept. 17,
———Oct 15
Pillsbury Mills, Inc. $4 preferred stock
Safeway Stores, Inc., 5 %
preferred stock
Saint Paul Union Depot Co.—
Oil
•
1054
1st consolidated mortgage
•' '■
Dec.
Central
1
...
(in millions of dollars)
1054
j—-—■———Oct
New
deposits credited to domestic banks increased
districts, the principal increases being $116,000,000
in New York City, $39,000,000 in the Chicago District,
and $33,000,000 in the Richmond District.
* A summary of the assets and liabilities of reporting
>
1
Central
Ltd.—
Light & Power Co.,
5s due 1956—
Oct
1975-
due
Libby, McNeill & Libby, ser. debs., due
in all
■
Canadian
series B,
mtge. 3'/4s,
Per
Name of Company
856
Gaylord Container Corp., 3(4% debentures, due 1957—Oct
1
5(4% convertible preferred stock——
—.—Oct 14
Hinman Terrace Corp., 1st mortgage bonds
-Oct 15
Demand
member banks follows:.
Page
1
f
Fortnightly of Chicago 5(4%
creased
Date
bds., due 1975—Oct
27/s%
mtge.
•
General mtge.
General
$51,000,000. Holdings of Treasury notes de¬
$70,000,000 in New York City, and increased
$55,000,000 in the San Francisco District; the net change
at all reporting member banks was nominal. "Other se¬
curities" increased $35,000,000.
/
Demand deposits adjusted increased $79,000,000 in the
Chicago District, $32,000,000 in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict, and decreased $30,000,000 in the Richmond District.
tJiiited States Government deposits decreased $61,000,000.
ref.
&
Newfoundland
Detroit
Increased
Ho
*
,
1st
Co.,
"WfLfpt*
Monday, September 29, 1947
11-15
25c
10-15
$1
10-15
lc
10-25
SOCKTO? 1
9-30
10-
I
9-30
.7
9-20
THE COMMERCIAL
Number 4633
Volume 16&>
When
Per
,
Name
of'Company
Share
'
Holder•
Name of Company'
Telephone
&« Telegraph
(Fort\
Wayne) (quar:)
J—:
$1
Hooks Drugs, Inc.
(quar.)
:______——
25c
Houder's, Inc. ;(quar.)_;.
—30c
Hotel
Barblzon,
Inc
$6
9*-30
9-30
ll" 1
10*10
9-25
9-20
10-20'
19* 6 s
Ulinols^ Terminal
11- 1
10- 9?
RRlv (quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance
Quarterly,
Industrial
18c
___
Canada—
of
——
Brownhoist
(quar.)
Isle
Royal
Copper-:
L.) Co., 5%
(F.
Jaeger
Machine
James
Johnson
Co., 7%
Service" Co;
Kahler
,40c
L___..
25c;
.
(quar.)
preferred;
Lee
Rubber
&
Tire,
Sanborn
>
Savage
10-
1
9-19
10-15
9-30
$1>
10-10
$1.12y2-
(quar.)_
10-1
25c:
Co.
Leland
(irreg.)
Co.
Longhorn
of
City
2nd
&
$1.30
10-15
10-
$1'
10-
10-10
10-10
10-
20c
10-
75c
Minnesota
&
voting
10-15
9-25
10-31
10-1
9-24
11-1
10-14
10-
1
9-25
10-
1
(Baltimore)
trust .certificates
10-1
10-15
10-
50c
National Chemical
&
.
;
—
National Distillers
National
Folding
Nattonal
Lock
National
Screw:
Box
Neisner
Co.
Britain
Machine
(reduced
Fire
Niagara
Norfolk: &
New
Class
11-1
10-15
$3.50
10-15
$3:70
Rivet
'Texas;
-
Northern
6%
Indiana
States
Transit
BfelF
Telephone
Northwestern--N & fcl b
(Milwaukee)
n a
1
1
10-15
Match
Co.
-(irreg.)
Gas, !
Natural
9-30
10*
1
1
Paeific
Greyhound Lines
Corporation
20c
10*15
$1.50
Panama
Parke
Park
CoCa-Cola
Davis
&
&
Tilford;
10-
10*1;
10*
25c
Pemco? Corp.
$3
1
*v
11-10
9-25
'
Western
9-23
Western
5%
Westvaco
9*3flF'!"
Whiting
$1.75,
•
10-20
9-30
$3.78
.
10- 1
.
75c
>
*
Wood
,.
25c
'
9-22"
10-16
10-
75c
11-15'
$0.59375'
(quar.)
$lV12y2
L._
'
$1.50
*
50c
50c"
30c
.40c
75<i
.
(quar.)
6
Plomb;
Portis
Tool
Style
Portiand
Gas
:
10-
10-15
9-30
fr
10-23
10*
10-10
Chemical
9-20
10*10
9-30
Inc..___._
Co.,
Co.
50c
1
(quar.)
10-
1
10*
11-
1
10-10T
11-
1
10-20
10-1
6
Abbott
$1.12'/a
-
7y2c
1
$3.50
10-15
10-
$3.50
10-15
9*30
(quar,).
11-
10* 1
10c
IT-
10-10
li
10-
10*15
3iy4c.,
r
1
9-17'»
Ltd.—
$$1.75
15c
10*15
11-1
9-16
9*30
?
10-15
114
1
$3iy4c-
11-
1
10-15
$37%o
11-
T
10-15
this
week, these being" given in the
Laboratories
10-16
10-
Aetna
1-
6
9-22?
(quar.)
piior
preferred
(J.
'
'
Payable of Reo.
50c
9*30
9-
8
30c
ii
9430 +
9-
8
Ltd.—
;
_I
(quar.)
Refineries, Ltd.—
partic. (quar.)
Works,: Ltd. (interim)
Stores (quar.)
D»)!'Mfgf; Col (quar.)
_
$37y2c
$62y2o
10*
1
9-
10*
1
9-
2
2
125C '
10t 1
9-10
$25o
__
10*
9-18
15C
10-
1
9-16
T
Corp.;
6% "conv.
pfd.
Life Insurance
(quar.)
Standard Engineering—
50c
5%
preferred (quar.)
Affiliated Fund' Inc—
Extra (payable in;cash or.
stock)
Agricultural
Insurance
Co.
(Watertown,
N. ;Y.) ,(quar.)___.
10*10>
9-18
10-10''
9-18
9*30
37y2C
•
10-
1
9-10
62c
(quar.)
_
9-15
50c
Casualty & Surety (quar.)
Insurance Co. (Hartford)
(quar.)____
7
20C
_
^
9-15;
$1.25
Share
Extra
Aetoa
Prosperity Co.,
Company
Holderr
When
10-
1
9*
40c
10-
1
9-1X
30C
10-
1
9-
5
5
American
Optical
American
Paper
9-27f
9-30'
5C
10-20'
9-26'
10420'?
9*26
350
750,
10*1-;
0-10
10-
1
(quar.)'
9-17
9-17^
.
9-19*v*
9-19*
pfd.
10-
1
10-
1
9-16
9-18
10-1
9**4"
10-
1
9-* 4
(quar.)
25c
10*
1
10-
1
$1.50'
10-
1
>
9*19
10*
1
-.v
9*15
,$1.50
;
30c
9*23
10-15
25o
-
..
.
'9-23
12-15
$1.12Vi-
common
10-
9-30*
9*28
v
10- 1
Co., common
(quar.)
_
12- 1
.
9
$1.18%,
9- 4^
25c
10- 1
$1.50
10- 1
$1.60
10- 1
,9*19
11-14-
10-31
$7
$1.75
9*19
9*19";•
9*30
(quar.)
25c
10-
10c
10-
9-16
1
(monthly)
1
2c
"
9-12
?
0*15* :
10-25
$1.50
(s-a)
10-15
9*30
25c
1010-
1
10-
1
8-29'
-
8-29
-
135c
common
•
1
31V4C
9-15
9*11*
10-1
$1.75
10-
,
9- 8
1
100
of 111.—
Co.,
v-
9-15
9-30
$1.75
97y20-
1
8-11*
Co.
*
(quar.)
i
Light, $5 pfd.
9- 8
9-*'8
9-89
10*1$!
Safety
(quar.)
Raaor Corp.
(irreg.)
(quar,)
Co;,
pfd.
(quar.)
^
9^'B^
10-18
9-18
10-
1
9-20
$1.50
10- 1
9-10
$1.50
10*1
"
.
$1,75
:
'30c
com.
9-22
■
10-13
10- 1*
9*16
11-1
10-9
9-29
-
<
9-13 ?
30c
12-
1
11-20
50c
common
10-15
10* 6
$1
10-
li
9-23
$1.50
11-
1
10*22 '
....
u
$1.50 1-31-48
1-21
9-17''
25c
9-30
533/»c
9*30
9-17
10-10
9-25
10c
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
prior pfd.
$$1.12y2
12- 1
12- I
10-31
$1.75
10- L
9-20-
$10c
,
(quar.)__
10*317
10c
common
(quar,)___
Common
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
$5 preferred-(quar.)—
6%
pfd,
(quar.)
Arkansas Power «& Light Co.; $6 pfd. (quar.)
$7 preferred (quar.)
i
-
(Increased
quar.)— n
9-30
9*10
$1
9-30
9-24
$1"
$3
Co.,
Gas
10*1
10c
;
Gas
9-16 ?
9-16 '
$1.25
Corp.
Co.,
10-1
$1
prefei'ence
Cotton Mills
9-18
10-1
Smelting—
Oil, common.
(quar.)_
Apex Electric Mfg., 7%
10-1
15c
(quap;)__
__
Western
■' '
9* flt.
15c
Angerman Co.;, Inc.
Argus Corporation Ltd.
Arkansas
■
1
' 10* 2
$2.25
9-l8.y,:
■
'
•
-
prior preferred' (quart)—!
prior preferred (quar.)__
Natural
1
Co.—.
Processing,
Hocking Glass,
Arkansas
1
10-
$1.75
preferred', (quar.)
Edison
10-
53%c
$4 preferred (quar.)
Anchor Post Products—
6%
9-17'.
5
prior preferred (quar.)
Ampco Metal; Inc.;, common
6%
preferred (s-a)
Arcade
9-20- r
9-30?
9-30?
30o
$5
Arts
,
9*4"
10-1
35c
(quar.)
preferred
't
9-12
9*
30a
(quat.)___*.
American Wringer Co; (quar.)
Anderson-Prichard
1
1
$1.50
preferred
American Yarn &
1 Class B
1010*
12yao
(quar.)
6%
9-19'
50c
50b
common
American Water Works & Electric Co., Inc.—
$6 1st preferred (quai.)
i
conv?
.
9-18
10*15''
25c
Co.
Snuff
■
4»/2%
v
Sanitary
Mill—
preferred
Applied
Hh"
10-1
10- 1
$1.12%
Standard
Thermos; Bottle
6%
12-18
$1.25
—
preferred
4y4 %
8-18i;!
.
$1.50
4y2 %
'
9-18
10-1
,,
<20o
&
American Tobacco Co.,
6%
9-18
9-1$.
11.75
(accum.)_
(accum.)
American
Anchor
v
9*30
9-30'
40o
preferred
(quar.)
American Spring of Holly, Inc. (quar.)'
American Stamping'Co. (irreg.)
American States Insurance (Indianapolis)—
Quarterly
^
American stores Co;
(quar.)
American Sugar Refining iCo.—
; 7% preferred' (quar.)
American Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
7%
1.
50c
(quar.)i
Goods Co.—
common
10*
fl-30?
,
20c1
Cquaru)
Co.
Radiator
10-15
25c
Products
preferred*
Arizona
$1.29
3
25c
(quar.)
Metal
4%
*
1
10-
87 Vic
__
$3iy4c
10-
'
6%
1-13
93 %c
$1,75
$3
$1.75
$1.12ya
(Newark, N. J.)
Molasses
American
Products—
(quai^)
Aetovox
'
10*
preferred
American Screw
10-15
1-31-48
'
(quar.)
Co.,
Locomotive
'9-15
9-301
1'
—
4y2%
9-18
10-31?
$20c
c
9-18
10-
Felt
Co.
American Rolling
10-16
$20C
$1.50
common
10-lt
-
9-30
preferred
Corp.,
9*26 ?
1
11-1
6c
(quar.)
2nd
American
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)__I_
'
9-20"
'
preferred
American
9-18
25 c 1
10*11
683/4c
(quar.)
preferred'
$6
Co.—
...
James),
(accUm;)
Gas
7%-'preferred
10-10
1
10-17'
1
(quar.)
American Power &
10-10
25C
(quar.)
v
9-26'
$1.50
1
-30c
Growers, (quar.)
& Electric—
American
9-29
9-30'
10-
94 4*
11-
11-
Fruit
American
9-29-
$1,50
9-18!
' 9* 4#s,
1
$1.31Y4
Machine & Foundry
prefmred: (quar.)
American Manufacturing Co„
10-25-
9-30
10-1
9-30
3.90%
10-25
11410
common
'
9-25"
9-30
10- 1
ll^lO
$i.ooy4
$3
-
common
(accum.)
Extra
9-30r
9*30
$2.50''
io-15
10-
American
if
1
9-19
9-301
10-1:
ser.) (quar.)
common,
Co., 6%
preferred
American
6
10*15
10-15
10-15
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
9-30,,'
11-
37yac
preferred—
announced
Name of
Aetna
20c
(quar.)
-
Aetna
ZtViet
(quar.)
10-
9-20
6
60c
common
American Zinc; Lead &
9-20
10-15
10-15
10-
10-15
10c
10*20
10-14
10-
62V2c
common
American Investment Co.
5%
preferred (quar.)
1
10-
Pdr
Adams
10-10'
$1.25
;
Express
American Ins.
10-15
5C
com
preceding table;
9-20
25c
__
1!
9-20
40c
quar.)
(initial quar.)
1st
7%
9-16
,
75o
American Woolen Cb.—
Adam? Hat
10-10
9-30
15c
11-
20c
Acme Glove
1 !
11-1
'
10*
9-17
1
40c
Hydraulics, .Inc.
(monthly)__
American Ice; 6% non-cum. preferred.:
9-15'
7
10-1
10-
25c
American
10-15*
10-
50c
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Glass A preferential
10*15-
11-1'
50c
-
1
9-20
$3
preferred (quar.).
$2^0
9-24
11-15
$l'.06y4
$1.10?
A
11-
150
(s-a)
150
Abttlbt Power & Paper Co.,
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
l
9-24
t$1.50
Iron..
9-30
65c
.
Below we give the dividends announced' in
previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does no1? include) divi¬
1
9-19
95c
Providence & Worcester RR." Co.
9-17
,Co.> 5 fc preferred A (quar.)
.
pfd.-(quar.)__
preferred
1
10*10^ '
10-31
10-1
75c
(quar.)
preferred
10-31
9-30
—
Chlorine
(Alexander
dends
6
(quar.)
Portland Transit CO:, 5,% preferred* (quar.)
Prophet (Fred B.) CO. (quar.).
5%
11-15
9-11
9*11 ?
10-6
$1.50
American Hardware Corp.
American Home Products
10-31'
9-10
.
25o
(quar.)
American Hard Rubber, 7%
pfd. (accum.)._
7%
preferred (quar.)
10-31
25c
75c
(quar.)
(opt. div.
Cyanamid,
6%
10-1
11-15
1
com
1936
6%r
9-23
10*15
10-
10- 1
50c
Shoe
American Hair" &
10-31
9*30
11- fl
1
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(increased
Dairies, Inc.,
preferred-(quar.)
4%%
10-3T
11-15
1
,
prior preferred
American
8
11*15
12-
10*
:25c
(quar.)
preferred A
4%%
8
10-
9-20
75c
&
-
1
9-23v
9*23'
1
10*15
11-
10*
10-1
t75c
CQ
Industries:
Lightf, $5
-
9-30
10-
l1
10-15
.
$1
&80%
Mills
$2'
11-
•
50c
(irreg.).
Ltd.," common*- (quar.)
preferred
(quar.).--i
Pennsylvania Power 4.25% pfd.-(quar.).:
Fashion
9-30
10-
$i.i2ya
preferred
Youngstown: Steel Ckr Corp. (quar.)
Zeller's, Ltd., common (qhar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
6%
11-1'
10-31
10-15
15c
8%
Full
11*15
:
50c
•
10-15
11-20
(N. Y.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Crystal Sugar,
American
9-26
10-15
1
12Vao
Co
American Fork & Hoe
9-15:
9*26 : '
10*15 "
50c
1
9-29'
9-30
1
11-15
—.
1%
-
$1.25"
-
10*
92y2c
Co.
Paper;. Ltd.,
preferred
Qprp/ !
Wlremold
"9-20",
9-30r
.
A
preferred'
9*20''
Co.
3
87y2C
;
(Mmirion
2
10-20
,.
7
10* 6
12-
20c
Note, common
(quar.)___;
of
American Felt
3
1010-
$4
-
Insurance Securities
16* 1
.
10-
10*20
A
American
—
-
Westminster
'<
10*
10*15
10*15
11-20
$1.75
American
7%
25c
(quar.)
Casualty & Surety Co.
25c
-
4.,
preferred
(quar.)
Philadelphia & Reading Coal
Co.
Corp:, class A
class
class
$T.50
common......^
Porry-Fay Co, .(irreg.) ___L
Philadelphia Electric, 4.40%
$2.50
10-15
*
10-17*
60c
(quar.)...—
Extra
ll-20v
10-14
1
15c
common.—
L__
Non-cum.
1
12-10
11- 1
11-
15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10*1
37%c
'
(extra)
(quar.)
Mfg.
& Massachusetts RR.
Extra
9-25
1
10-20
$1>
30o?
pfd.
$4125
10-15
10—1
10-
10-20
9-ll«
1
$250
preferred
3»/a%
1
"
9-18
9-30
12-
933/4c
1
1
non-cum;
4% %
11-
10-20
40o
35c
Can
American
11- 1
50c
...
(quar,)_
!
or
American
9-29
25 c
(quar.)
-
9-15
Cos.,
Roof
Board
6%
25C
Washington'Railway & Electric,
Participating omits
:
9-25
;
1.......
common
9-29
Equipment Co
Street' Investing Corp
$4.50
■
9-19
1
$K25*
_.
Penman's,
PHot
Radium^
;
(quar.)-..j_.^
Mills
pfd.
9-29
1
'
(Mo.)
Company
Washington Gas Light
-
(quar.)......
(Baltimore),
preferred
Industrial
250
'Bottling -Co..-
Patchogue-Plymouth
Pathe Industries, 4 %
1
10-
,
r 9-301'
9-30"
$2
75c
Co..
Inc.
10*
9-18
1
750
common '
preferred (quar.)
American Cigarette & Cigar Co.—
75c
Washington Title Insurance Co.,
A_:
...
(quar.)
25c
Victor
9-22
...
Fisheries,
Pacifitf Car & Foundry Co.,
$6 preferred (quar.).,
1
Warner
9-24
10-
.
common-;-._^^j^:
American
Packer
S.
8.
Wall
-
Pacific
(quar.)J_
10*
1
10-
Co., common (quar.),
Co.
7%
$1
—
Co.
U.
9-19
93%C
'4%% preferred series A (quar,)
Oliter'.Corpi, 4 V2% obnv.'preferred
7
$1.50
10-
.
9-22
25c
-j^th share of class B stk._,
Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
American Car & Foundry Co., common
7
10-
Sulphur Co
Vermont
9-30
40c
12c
Co..__L__^i^i
1
(quar.)
&
Carbon
U.
9-22
10-16
quar.).
-Insurance
No*Sa'g:Spring Co. (irreg.)...
Oklahoma
9-22
'
*-.-*■
10-
1
25C
preferred
Manufacturing
Union
10-15*
(quar.)^_^___
Greyhound"*Lines—
preferred (qMtf.) -----
Northwestern
Ohio
1
10-
(Delaware)—.......
Northland
*,
10-
11-1
—.....
Pcrwet
1
11-
1
11-1
(quar.)
(quar.)
IT-
$3iy,c
(quar.).
Union Stock Yards Co. of Omaha, Ltd.—
9-24
10-
$1.50
preferred (accum.)
preferred -(accUm.)__^u._."..__w.___.
J%1%
1
75c
CO....
preferred'
Northern
10-15
$1!'
Corp.—
-;
'
f$1.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Northern Indiana Pub.lic •'Service—
S-%
10-
Union
-
Illinois
$43%C
u-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
35c
Co.
:__L
cl.
Cash
7
75c
10-11
75c
Co. (N. Y.)
Railway Co.—
insurance
10-
10- 3
.9-22;,:
1
—
American
10-10
1
preferred
$4.50
10-15
75c
North
Northefrn
11-1
11-1
50C
B
North
11
11-1
__________
class
ThermatomiC
Electric
quar.f
(Initial
1
11-
-.
Corporation
*
Rayon Corp,,
11-
10-15
preferred
$2.75
10-10
I
$10c
—
preferred
Mfg.,
Union
Co
adjustment preferred
American
North
6%
convertible
$2.40
Thor
Insurance
Western
Glass
9-301
10c
I T-
5c
10-3
50c
9-19
"
10-1
,
(called for redemption on
Sept. 30 at $125 plus this dividend)
American Business Credit class A
(quar.)__
10-15
$75c
(quar.)
com.
Book
5y4%
10-15
11- 1
$15c
(quar.)
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar (quar.)
England Fire Insurance (quar.).
England Gas & Electric Assn. (quar.)
England Laundries (irreg,) —
Telephone
Ltd.,
Malleable
9-30
$1.50*?
Ehgland Confectionery Co
New
1
$l'.183/4
New
NeW
11-
50c
New
New" York
Haute
9-30
New Bedford Gas & Edison Light Co.—
Reduced
(quai\)
.——
New
Terre
10-20
,
(quar.)
A
(quar.) ___.^
10-20
;
pfd.
Cb.
10-15
___
(s-a)
1
10*30?
50c
(quar.)
Biscuits, Inc
10c
____
Water
Bros.,-4% %. conV.
10-
25c
—
62(4c
(quar.)
Special
Naugatuck
50c
___:
preferred
Thatcher
62V2c
—
Co.
10-15
Gfts- Light
Co.
(quar.)
Taylor-Wharton Iron & Steel_
15c
Co
Mfg.
2nd
56y4c
(quar.)
1
Taunton
9-22
1
—
11-
10-11
20c
»
class
Super Mold Corp. (CRlifbrnia)Superheater" Co. (quar.)
2
10-
10-30
(quar.).:
&
•
'
Products Corp.
Co.
9-30'
10-1
56'Ac
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)____
10-15
$1.03%
;
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
Paper,
(quar.)
Superheater
9-20
50C
4y2%
ll*1 1
_
preferred
Sunshine
4
37y2c
__
Ltd.,
Bank
preferred
Box
.
9-20
9-29'
75c
Bakeries
American Brake
Suburban Electric Securities Co.—
$4
10-15
10-15
5c
?
(quar.)_
10*15
Strawbridge & Clothier
'
—
(quar.)
Mfg.
11- 1
10- 1
"'25c
,
.
preferred
of Canada,
Common
9-19
10-15
$1.50
'
11-15
97yac
(quar.)
Co.
Strathmore
10-15
:
1
IT- 1
common
Participating
9-24
11- 1
„
Narragansett Electric,
9-30
10c
30c'
$2.25' preferred series A (quar.)—,
Mountain States Power,"common (quar.)—
5*% preferred
(quar.)
Fund
40C'
9-19
-
1
10-
(quar.)
American
,
30c
Co
Leather
Extra
12-
92yac
9-20
$1.10
_
Brock,
B
7%
30c
—
Spring,
convertible
Steel
15c
Motrell: (John) : & Co.
(quar.)
Morris Plan Corp. of America—
Mutual Investment
1
9-30
10-
62V2c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Mfg.
Asphalt
American
10-15
1
50C
1
10- 1
11-14
___
(increased)
Steel
11-
9*19
10-10
,
(quar.)
American
Service—
(increased quar.)
preferred
preferred
Class
25C
_
Common
Ptiblic
55c
9-10
9-30
America
American
6%
9-10
9-30
<25c
______—
American
(quar.)
9-30
_______
Mississippi Power
Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)
Mississippi Shipping Co. (quar.)
Monroe1 Loan Society, class A (quar.)
Co.
9-20
1
5o
American Alliance Insurance
Telephone—
10-21
Supply
Radio
9-30
(quar.)
9-10 '
10^
2y2c
Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.).
of
$7 preferred
50O
Co.
Associated
10- 1
of
American Air Filter
9-18
n
400
'
Inc.—
6%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar Co. (Increased quar.)»
9-22
10*10
.—_
»-
(quarT
dividend
(quar.)
preferred
Amalgamated
9-22
9-30
$1.75
3.70%
25c
(quar.)
9*30
9-1^
1
common
Mfg;
preferred
Extra
9-22
25c
1
10-
(quar.)
cash
common
Co.
Aluminum Goods
11-17
1
10-
15c
$3.75
4
preferred
Stanley
4%
4r
Oxygen
Stores,
(Louis)
Aluminum Co.
11-10
10-
c_li
Extra
10-14
11*20
9*15
100%
Inc.,
Aluminium Co.
9-18
9-26
____
t
11*25
10-
3
________
liw
9-15
1
(quar.)._
dividend
Products; Corp.
Allied
Allis
6
10-
26c
Cement__
9-25
9-30
10-
__
9*19
1
10-31
25c
(quar.)
10-
1
10-
10-31
Standard
<
10-10
10-
50c
10-
11-
10- 6
37y2C
preference (quar.)
Process, common
(quar.),:
:
10-15
-
iq*io
25c
;
preferred?
4%
9-25
Co., Ltd.—
1
7
9-25
1
$2
(quar.)
11-
9-25
1
10-
28c
Common
'
.
10-
1
1
I
25c
~
Allied
12-
10-
$1 06y4
10-17
1
10- 2'A!
10-
$3
$2.50 convertible preferred (quar.)..__
Allied1 Laboratories
1
70c
(irreg.)
11- 1
Trust
Paper
Co.
Industries, Inc.
Alllanceware,
9
$30c
(Irreg.)
Co.
$1.06%
;
(quar.).
A
10*
9-24
9-24
-
10-
3 7 y2 c
10-17
12-15
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Southwestern
9-22
10-17
10-20
•
1
L
10-15
$1.05
(quar.)
Extra
Allen Electric & Equipment
15c
(quar.)_
pfd.
(s-a)_
Allen
Franklin
$2.20
>
9-23
1
l'l-lO
L
10*
4
9-24v
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
9-18,
9-18
9-24
„
$2.60
;
Allemdnnia-'Fire Insurance (Pitts.)
6
convertible
Southwestern
1
Iron
&
4Vtr%
10-
10c
common 1
9-30
10-
11- 1
11-
Inc;;,
9-30'
10-15
11-
Aldens,
(s-a)
Co., 4.20%
Pbwer
Allis-Chalmfers
-
Southern
~l
Electric—
Ontario
Monumental'
7%
1
9-30
$2
Metropolitan Building Co. (quar.)
Metropolitan Paving Brick.Michigan Gas & Electric, common...
&
Steel
$1.06V4
11-
__
Piping
1
9-30
$2
Corporation
(quar.)
75c
McGaskey Register, 4Va% preferred (quar.) _$0,140625
McGraw-Hill Publishing
25c
McDonnell Aircraft,
6% preferred (quar.)_
$1.50
preferred
Louis
(quar.)
3.90%
(quar.)
4.15% preferred (quar.)
Stahl-Meyer, $2.25 prior preferred
(quar.)__
10-15
10*18
preferred
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel (quar.)
9-30
$1,25
—
4.48%
10-1
10c
(initial)
10-10
10c
10*15-
10c
California Edison
Southern
10-2!
7V2C::
O
25c
(quar.)
Products
Common
9-19
1
10-
11- 5
$1.25
Mining (irreg.)
Water & Power Co.
Extra
Southern
9-20
11-
4
.
50c
Co. of St.
Co.
Manufacturing
Sonoco
i
9-30
1
10-1
$1.50?
(irreg.)
Investors
Portland
9-24
9-24
_
Water
Smyth
9-24
McCall
McLellan Stores Co.
3
1
(irreg.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Macy (R. H.) & Co., 4»/4% pfd.
"Manning Maxwell & Moore
Massachusetts
10-
1
-—
preferred
Inc.
Gas
10-15
75c
(accum.)
Cement
8%
BleaChery,
Extra
-
10-15
10-
Virginia
Mills, class A
Portland
Midwest
Shawinigan
Sloss-Sheffield
10-
_
Taylor,
4(40%
1
10-28
10c
__i
London Hosiery
Medusa
9-19
10*15
56V4c
Drug Co., Inc:, 30c preferred
Lonergan Mfg. Co., class B (quar.)__;
Luzerne
9-26
10-28
10*
29y2c
Shattuck-Denn
25c
6%
Bottling
Seven-Up
>
Shasta
5%
Loew
Lowell
9-19
10-28
50o"
;
(initial)
5%
9-27
1
8'
12'/ac
11-10?
9-30
50c
preferred
Company
Lockwood
&
11-29
10-
3
10-10:
10-
10-15
13%c
1
50c
Alabama & Vicksburg:
By
5%
10*25' •'
25c
A. (Initial)
(quar.)
preferred; (quar.)
Security Storage Co. (quar.)
>
10* 1
34%c
___u
10*
10-15
3
10*15?
250
Common
11-15
35c
Co.u_:
Insurance
Lit6Brothers,"
Lord
12-15
25c
Co., 4y2% conv. preferred (quar.)—
Lexington Telephone; Co., 5.2% pfd. (quar.)
Extra
9-30
11-15
Special
Alabama
$1
12y2c
-
preferred
9-T9
10-
10*> 3
50c?
9-27
10-15
10-
25c
(quar.)
Appliance- (quar.)___
& Youngstown RR. (s-a)__L_
10-14
50c
class
1
9-20
1
"
(quar.)
Electric
1
10- 3
(quar.)
5^%, preferred ($10'par),
Air-Way
Akron> Cantoni
10*15?
20o
Corp
(quar.)
convertible
T
10*16'
$70
Seaboard Oil Go: of Delaware, (quar.)
Securities Investment Co. of St. Louis—
12-15
37Vic
j.
(quar.)
Co.
5>A%
1
5c
—:
Container,
1
10*
75c
Distillers
Electric
10-
par)
H older «
10-3
25c
_
(quar.)^,^
($25
10-
25o
10c
l
,
11-13?
$1.50'
(extra)
prdferted
25c?
(quar.)
Co.
5%%
10-13
$1.75
,
Scranton
9-19
$1
Electric
Map
9-19
23c:
(quar.),
Arms- Corp;,
9*29'
10-
45
Payable of-Rec.,:
83/4c
quar.)
common
400'
—^
(accum.)
(quar.)
Gold
Schenley
'
3c
Roi
Life
10-
10-10
$1.50'
.
dividend
Leece-Neville
Le
9-19'
"»
Extra
Stock
AntoniO
9-19'
Products
Electric
&
Paper Co.
A
10-13.
$1.50
....—
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
San Diego Gas & Electric, com.
(quar.)
5% prefefrred" (qpar.)J
9-24""
9-30
$4.50
pfd.
Frary & Clark
(quar.)—.
Company, Inc.
:___
Gas
San
9-19
9-20
'
Landers
Lawrence
Croix
,
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Class
12 Vic?
...
Foods
10* IT
12y2a
—
;
Fifth :Avenue
Seaboard
u-
___
Laclede-Christy.. Clay
9-30
St.
*■
1
(quar.)
Kellogg Company
Kentucky Utilities, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Keystone Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Extra
Russek's
11-25
*'
(quar.)
A
;
preferred
(quar.)
Building^; 6 % ' preferred
Russ
j
62y2c
__i
(accnm.)
Light, 4 % %
&
7%
<
9-30 :
10-
30C
Ry., 4*% pfd.
City Structural Steel¬
Kansas Power
9-24
25c
Sons, common
preferred
(quar.)
5%
'
'
10-15\
$1.75 J 10- 1
25o;' •
9-30
(quar.)-
Kansas City, Southern
Lane
12-10
(E.i
Kansas
9*30".
10-31
; (quar.) x
Co. (quar:).
Rhode Island" Electric Protective Co.
10*15
! 9*30
10-23
50c
Corporation
Kahn's
ed
30c
'
(quar.)
preferred
Roper' (George1 D.) Corp. (quar.)
Royal Typewriter Co;, :common-....
class
B
Airline
When
Share
Alnsworth Mfg.. Co ^.(increased
Extra
i,
•
9*26
11-25'
50c
'
10-15
1
10-15*'.
,
62 Vic1
(quar.)-
(increased)
Co.
Glass
$1
.
s.
pfd.
conv.
"Manufacturing Co.
Jeannette
(quar.)_
11-
10c:
.
Jacobs
(extra)
Brewing Goi,
Top
Jpfif
ofGompany
Ahlberg Bearing Co., class A (quar.)
11-14
10-15
$250
Reading
Glass
Name
10*15
—
•
9-22
1
11*1"
15c
'
__
Milling Co., 4% pfd.
Investors-Mortgage Co.MConn.)
Cm
Purinai
1
13* I;
$1.25!
Red
9-30
10*
20c'
Extra
International
RalXton
•
11-
$1.06 y4,
prior preferred! (quar.)
Quebec■? Power Co. (quar.)
»
(1293)
Holdere
Payable'of Ilec.
4iy4c
-
$5
1
10- 1
$$3.75>
(quar.)—____
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Sound Power & Light—
Puget
.
When
Share
Colorado, com.
4y4%
.
.
___—,—*
Bancshares
Industrial
Co.
J,
Public'Servfce GO: of
"J
■
-
*
Per
Payable of Wee.
Home
i
& FINANCIAL. CHRONICLE:
12-23
$1.25
10- 1
12-23
12-18
12-19'"
9-15^
9*30
9-15
$1.50
10* 1
$1.75
10- 1?
9-15
9-15
15o
20o
-
9-30.
9-18-
,
OP:1
THE
(1294)
46
Share
Name oj Company
Name
Payable of Reo.
$6
Co.
10-
$16.50
1
8-26
10-
$68.25
10-
1
9-16
1
9-10
59 %C
10-
I
9-16
75c
10-
1
9-30
5%
9-11
9-11
Extra
$4
Asbestos
Corp. Ltd.
1
9-15
Brown
10-
1
9-23
Bruce
9-30
0- 5
Brunner
Atlantic
City Sewerage Co.
Atlantic
Co.
10-15
9-23
1
9-24
10-
1
9-19
Burger Brewing Co.
$1
10-
1
9-15
11-
1
30c
20c
(quar.)
4%
pfd.
(quar.I.¬
(quar.)
.
Atlas Thrift
Plan Corp.,
■'
60c
B ; (quar.)
#- 5% %
Avco
preferred
.?,17%
convertible
7%
Bahcohio
"
.
Bank
of
Bank
of
Barber
•
York
New
1
10-
,4.
'
1
1
9-10
/r9-20
,
9-
10-10
10-
1
9-15
9c
9-30
9-22
Camden
9-30
9-22
9-15
30c
10- 9
9-25
5%
30c
10-
1
9-10
Canada
10-
2
9-19
10-15
9-30
50c
4
'/2%
10-
1
7%
1
9-22
10-
Canada
Barker
:
1
10-
1
9-10
1
9-10
10-
1
9-18*
$3.50
10-
1
75c
10-
1
9-19
45c
10-
1
9-10
50c
10-
1
9-22
9-30
9-15
.
(increased)
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
15C
37 %c
4% %
•
9-30
9-30
preferred (quar.)
Bates Manufacturing Co., 4Va % pfd.
Bastian-Blessing Co. (irreg.)
_*
Bath Iron Works Corp. (reduced)
Baumann (Ludwig) & Co.Bausch & Lomb Optical Co.,
(quar.)
.
—
"Beech Creek Railroad
Co. (quar.)—
Packing Co. - (quar.)
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., common (quar.)—_
*}.■ 7% preferred (quar.)
10-
1
10-
1
50c
10-
1
1
9-
$$1.50
10-
1
8-31
$$1.75
10-
1
8-31
$15c
10- 1
9-12
$25c
10-
1
9-12
10-15
9-15
t$2
50o
9-30
9-10
37 %c
9-30
9-15
30c
9-30
9-15
8iy»c
5Ge
,
9-30
Corp.-, 7 % preferred (quar.)
Co. t (quar.)
10-
;
1
9-15
,
:
1
9-20
$1.75
10-
1
9-
50C
10-
1
10-
1
9-20
40c
10-
1
9-24
5
The
-
Bird
-Bird
Machine
&
Son,
Birdsboro
Bliss &
'v
Steel
Fdry.
Laughlin,
&
Inc.
Bohn
Aluininum
&
Brass
Bon Ami Co. class A
•
Class
v
B
9-15
9-29
9-15
9-30
9-20
30c
common—
10-
$1.05
Machine
(irreg. )„
25c
com.
Bloomingdale Bros., Inc
Bobbs-Merrill Co., 4Va%
•
9-20
9-29
25c
9-20
9-15
1
10-15
25c
10-
1
9-30
9-19
37 %o
9-30
9-19
$1.50
9-30
9-24
56'Ac
5% convertible preferred (quar.)_
;
Bloch Bros.' Tobacco, 6% preferred (quar.)
'
9-30
(increased)
*$4.20 preferred (quar.)
<*;
9-30
10c
Birmingham Electric Co.,
<
25c
12 %o
Co
Inc.
10-24
pfd. (quar.)
Corp
$1.12%
50c
10?
:
$1
1
1
9-15
25c
10-15
10-31
10-15
10-
preferred (quar.)
Boston & Albany Railroad
-
10-16
65c
10-
87 %C
_
9-16
1
20c
quar.)_
3%%
10-
$2
10-
2
9-17
1
1
9-17
9-30
8-30
Boston
Herald-Traveler
50c
10-
1
9-22
Boston
Insurance
55c
10-
1
9-22
9-30
9-22
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
Boston Storage & Warehouse Ce. (quar.)—
Botany Mills, Inc., class A (quar.)
$1.25
-
!
Co.
preferred
Bowman
$1.25
25C
(quar.)
Orach
Gum,' Inc
(E.
<
'
1
20c
Bridgeport * Brass
Co.,
$32 %c
Hydraulic
preferred
A
Ordinary,
,
9-19
9-
6
1
9-23
10-15
9-20
10-15
9-20
10-
9-15
1
9-16
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-12
40c
10-15
9-30
9-30
9-19
:
(quar.)
50c
30c
—
10-
1
9-15
60c
10-
1
9-15
(quar.)
933Ac
—
(s-a)_.—
Ltd.
10-15
$$1.75
$25C
1010-
10-1
1
1
Is
(quar.)
10-
9-26
9-
5
1
9-30
Ordinary registered (interim)
8% preferred fs-a)
—_—;
S% • preferred registered
(s-a)_—
Is
—
8-29
a2%%
10-
10-
8J29
-
•
$$i
$40c
10-
10-15
9-15
C
9-30
5%%
2
10-
1
9-15
10-15
-
10-
9-19
1
9-22
12-15
11-30
Clopay
(quar.)
1
9-10
Coast
9-10
$15c
10-
1
9-30
9-12
10-
1
9-22
11-
1
10-
6
11-
1
10-
S
67Ac
25c
quar.)_
9-30
10-
9-29
1
9-29
9-30
9-19
50c
10-
1
9-
5
10-
1
9-
5
12 %c
1
Gas
9-10
10-
1
9-1®
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-12
Extra
9-12
Coca-Cola
Company
9-30
9-12
Coca-Cola
International
$433Ac
$55c
9-
3
10-
1
9-
3
10-
1
8-29
10-
1
8-29
Colonial
$$1.12%
1
10- 1
$3.50
8-29
10- 1
$$2
10-
8-29
Common
9-13
10-
1
9-12
10-31
.
(increased
Enterprises, Ltd., 5%
10-
1
9-19
11-
1
9-22
$37y2c
$$1.75
10-
1
11-
1
$35c
10-
1
8%
Southern
' ,$37y2C
10-
9-15
9-10
1
1
$1.25
50c
$1.25
(quar.)„_
$6
preferred
(quar.)
(New
$3
Connecticut
General
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-1
9-12
10-
1
9-12
10- 1
9-2
Consolidated
A
Consolidated
9-16
Consolidated Edison
10-31
10- 9
37'/2c
$5
10-31
10-9
10-15
9-30
Co.
12-
1
9-30
11-
1
10-15
9-30
9-10
59%c
50c
10-
1
9-22
25c
10-
1
9-22
10-
1
9-22
32'/2c
Consolidated
10- 1
10- 1
9-17
9-19
Consolidated
(quar.).
10-
1
1
9-15
35c
10-
1
9-20
11-
1
10- 3
11-
1
10- 3
75c
10-
1
9-15
10O
10- 1
9-2®
10-
9- 5
35c
Corp.
$6
10- 1
9-20
Consolidated
37%c .11-3
50c
$1.25
Electric
Trust
Machine
Press,
Class A common
Corp.—
(quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)—
Retail
preferred
Stores,
(quar.)
Consumers
Power
1
9-10
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
Continental Bank & Trust Co.
9-15
9-15
62 %c
12%c
9-30
10-
9-10
1
12-12
9-19
'
12-2
,
Co.,
Assurance
10- 1
8-19
9-15
$25c
9-30
$1.50
10-
8-28
1
9-22
I
$16'Ac
10-
1
9-15
40c
10-
1
9-18
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
t$2
10-
1.
9-15
—
$1.12%
30c
(quar.)
25c
$1.37%
10-
1
9-30
10-
9-12
9-15
1
9-12*
10- 1
9-12*
(N. Y.)—
20c
10-
1
9-12
933Ac
10-
1
9-15*
—
Co.—
33A% preferred (quar.).
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
Continental Foundry & Machine—
9-1®
Continental Can
Common; (quar.),
5 % „preferred
Continental Gas
(quar.)
&
5c
10-15
9-3®
12 %c
(irreg.)—...
Continental Gin' Co., common (quar.)
4 % % preferred (cjuar:)
4%% preferred (quar.)—
10-
1
$1.25
<.
Electric
...
$1.12%
9-30
53 %c
(quar.)
$4.50 pfd. (quar.)..
(Chicago)
(quar.)..
Continental
9-30
9-15
35c
;.
.(Toronto)
Continental Baking Co., common
9-30
9-15
25c
Co
9-18
433Ac
9-15
1
Steel
Gas
9-10
9-20
1
10- 1
common
9-30
9-30
10-
10-
Power
Tool
9-30
9-10
Id- 3
90c
&
1
Lithograph Mfg. Co., Ltd
9-30
11-10
0-15
11-
(Boston)
10-15
1
9-30
$1
$1.12%
Light
30c
10-1
10-15
(quar.)
$1
$1.19
12-
10-15
Co. of New York—
Investment
1st preferred
Consolidated
Consolidated
85c
9-13
11- 3
—
9-19
10-
9-30
37 %c
"
(quar.)
Gas
1
Corp.—
Increased
9-19
2%
.
10-
50c
(quar.)
—
1
37'Ac
dividend
9-12
47 %c
Irregular
Consolidated
10-
15c
(quar.)___
9-11
(quar.)..
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Quarterly
(cash dividend)
i
10-32
(Bait.),
10- 1
$1.50
.
Cigar
preferred
Consolidated
Corp.—
,
Insurance
4%
87%c
Central Telephone Co., $2.50 pfd.
,
11-15
(accum.)
9-16
4'A %
_>
A
(Hartford)—
Consolidated Chemical Industries, Inc.^—
$1 partic. preference class A (quar.)
$1 partic preference class B (quar.)
Consumers
(accum.)
k'
1
75fe
Life
Cement
class
$1.40
'
$1.12%
pfd.
t
1
10-
$25c
9-16
Service—
States Electric, 7%
6%-preferred (accum.)
^,9-12
10-
Quarterly
$1.02'/2
(quar.)
9- 9
Securities—
(quar.)
Inc., 40c preferred
1
~
9-30
.10- 1
Consolidated Bakeries of Canada, Ltd.—
Common
$1.02'/a
(quar.j__
9-2#
$1.50
Connecticut Light & Power $2 pfd.
$1.90 preferred (quar.)
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
0-9
1
$1.37 %
(quar.)
9-30
preferred
37 %C
10-
$5
preferred
Coke
&
10-
4% preferred (quar.)
:
Central Kansas Power, 43A% pfd. (quar.)—
Central Maine Power Co., common
0- ®
9-30
Hampshire)—
Connohio,
Illinois
Light Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
9-3®
9-30
$1.50
9-15
—
(quar.)
9-3®
10-15
'
9-16
$1
A
10-15
$1.75
Insurance
10-
(quar.)_
9-15
$10o
(reduced)
(Del.)—
10- 1
40c
Quarterly
series
Corp.
10-1
37'Ac
Central Illinois Electric & Gas, com.
9-15
9-26
Quarterly
Connecticut Gas
15c
(N. Y.)
1
10-15
50c
(accum.).'
Fire
25c
Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co.
10-
10-10
$$1.25
$5o
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
$1.75
1
0-15
(accum.)
37'Ac
s
1
87 %c
^ Southern Corp.—"
$1.183A
(initial)
10-
6c
preferred
I
9-15
12%c
Co.—
9-19
$$1.75
Electric & Gas, 4.75% pfd. (quar.)_
Central Fibre Products, common (quar.)
9-8
10-
1
—
Connecticut
50c
preferred series B
Trust
9-30
40c
Central
9-30
10-22
90C
&
10- 1
60c
(quar.)
9- 9
10-
(quar.)
10-15
$1.75
(quar.)
$1.75
-
Bank
Solvents
Concord Gas Co.
9-17
$1.50
Extra
10-1#
(quar.)
com
common
$1
(J.J.) Co., common__
rr
preferred (quar.)___
Cassidy's Ltd., 7% preferred (accum.)
Celanese Corp, of America, com. (increased)
$4.75
1st preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)—
Celotex Corp., common (increased)
9-2®
10-30
37 %C
(quar.)
,5c
7%
9-15
1
1
70c
pfd.
$2
Cfise
9-30
10-
10-
Electric
50c
(quar.)
9-12
10c
Commonwealth Water, 5%% pfd.
(quar.)_
Commonwealth Water & Light Co.— *
9-^1
1
1
50c
^Commonwealth
v. 9-16
10-
9-15
10-
(quar.)
National
Quarterly,
7%
•
9-15
9-11
Commonwealth Investment Co.
V
Vr
1
1
Quarterly
/,.
25c
•
Commercial
10-
50c
Co:,
preferred
-
2
9-
10? t
$1,';.
3.60%
Credit
Commercial
10-10
,
General Corp. (quar.)
Mills, common
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Extra
*
6% preferred (quar.)_
Ohio
Alcohols, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Commercial
9-1®
10-
$1.50
-
——
&
9-19
9-30
1
25C
Combined
9-19
1
9-30
10-
quar.)
Columbus
1
11-
Iron Corp.—
0-15
$$2
Carthage
Products—
Stone
9-30
10-
9-17
$1.25
-
(quar.)
(quar,)
Commercial
Carrier'&
Aguire Associates
(quar.)
10-15
10- 1
2
9-30
1
10-
87 %C
(Boston)
11-20
.
10-
10-
Co.—
(quar.)_
$2c
$$1
10-15
10-10
$5.60
Corp
$$1.75
$$1.25
8-19
$1.25
Manufacturing Co. (special)
Baking Co., common (quar.)50c participating preferred (quar.)
Participating
9-30
,
62 %C
Columbia
$17y2c
10-15
12-18
25C
preferred B
&
1-1-48
$1.75
*6c
Colt's
9-30
1
$17y2c
' '$20c
10-10
prior pfd.: (quar.)
$6
Colonial Sand
11-1
Power
Ice,
Colorado Fuel &
common
preferred
preferred
11-19
75c
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
Corp., Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
Collateral Loan Co.
10-
10-19
1
$1.75
j.
$30c
1
12-
17 %C
:
$183Ac
10-1
11-
Electric—
9-30
$25c
Light,
&
$50c
■
(quar.)
preferred A (initial quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling Corp. (Cinn.)—
$2.50 class A (quar.)
9-10
10-
Counties
$25c
(quar.)
com.
$5 preferred (quar.)—
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph
Stock
9-29
4%
9-16
*ya%
9-11
1
200
1
9-30
Certain-Teed
1
10-
7'/aC
quar.)
10-
9-16
Century Electric Co.
9-19
30c
pfd.
(initial
10-
9-19
Paper Co.
Corporation
}25c
$5c
9-30
Central
9-12
fc-15
9-30
10-
(quar.)
Peabody & Co., 7% pfd.
Coast Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
9-30
preferred
1
50a
Cluett
9-11
3.40%
1
10-
20o
8-29
11-18
Central New York
10-
20o
9-10
1
preferred
9-15
9-15
200
1
1
3.50%
1
10- 1
30C
1
$50c
Public
10-
$1
Co
10-
12-
Illinois
8
$1
$1.37%
(quar.)
10-
10-
4% %
9-
9-201
$1.12%
$50c
50c
Central
—
10- 1
common
$31'Ac
I7%0
preferred
Molybdenum
Industries, Inc.
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
Clinton Water' Works, 7%
$7
4.10%
9-1®
1
1-0-15
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
(initial
2
$6
Central
11-
75c
com.
9-
$10c
Electric
& Coke
9-1®
9-1®
1
15c
Illuminating,
9-
9-15
,
Iron,
1
9-19
Coal
preferred
Cliffs
1
1
Central
1
1
10-
(quar.)
10-
10-1
preferred
1010-
23A%
common
10-
10-
5%
conv.
Corp.,
Climax
65c
Central
$1
75c
(quar.)
9-19
75c
6%
9-15
62 %c
$4.50
(quar.),
6%
9-30
11-18
$1.78
11-19
$1*78 1-16-48 2-10-48
10-15
8-29
a2%%
British Columbia Electric, Ltd. (quar.)-——
British Columbia Power, Ltd., class A (quar.)
10-
8-29
•
Clary Multiplier
Capitol Records, Inc., $2.60 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Capital Transit Co. (quar.)
Capwell Sullivan & Furth OakPreferred 4 quar.)
Carborundum Co.
(quar.)
Carey (Philip) Mfg. Co., common
5% preferred (quar.)
4%
10-21
30C
(quar.)
9-19
$$2
Pacific Ry
Corp.,
1
10-31
8*
of
10-25
$50c
Co,-"(quar.)
Capital Administration Co., Ltd.—
Carrier
10-
250
preferred
(quar.)—
Cleveland Union Stock Yards
$31'Ac
Malartic Gold
Power &
®
10-15
$2.25
(s-a)
$$2
(s-a)
preference
Central
Co., Lta.—
(interim)
10-
(quar.)
•$1.50
Cannon Mills Co..———
6%
.
.
British-American Tobacco
10-
>
1
9-30
(quar.)—-
Bristol-Myers—
3%%
participating preference
Co.,
9-30
10-
25c
(quar.)
Oil
9-15
35C
common
British American Assurance
British-American
10-1
•
9-15
$1.37%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
t$5
Cannon -Shoe
Carolina
10-
(quar.)
$75c
Westinghouse, Ltd. (quar.)
Wirebound Boxes, Ltd.—
class A (quar.)—
4.10%
$$1.50
Briggs1 Manufacturing Co._
$2
(■:.
25c
$12 %c
—
common
convertible preferred
Bridgeport Gas Light
Brillo Manufacturing Co.,
■
60c
&
Brazilian Traction Light & Power, Ltd.—
••
6%
preferred (quar.j
Bridgeport
'■
& Sons—
Kluge, Inc. (quar.)_
Brantford Cordage Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
5%%
-
J.)
9-30
3iy4c
'
Brandtjen
Cleveland
$75c
preferred A
9-
1
30c
Cleveland Electric
Canadian
9-20
10-
10-31
(quar.)
—
•
9-15*
9-15
Canadian
10-14
_
(quar.)
Book of the Month Club (quar.)
Borg (Geo. W.) Corp. (quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp., common (incrd.
"
1
1
Canadian Silk Products, $1.50 class A (quar.)
Canadian Vickers, Ltd. 7%
pfd. (accum.)—
$3
1
11-
Yards
common
10-
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd.—
4% preferred (quar.)
*
&% preferred (quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)
9-20
$1
—
—
9-2®
16-
(quar.)
10-
.
Canadian
A
9-12
General
Canadian
1st
Class
9-15*
...
Bickfords, Inc. (quar.)
Bihgham-Herbrand; Corp. .(formerly
Bingham Stamping Co.), common
5% convertible preferred .(quar.)
"
5
7%
City Stores Co.,
$1.06'A
$1.06 V4
(quar.)..
General
11-10
75c
$1.75
pfd.
preferred
preferred
1
Investments, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Ice Machine, Ltd., class Al__
Canadian Industries, Ltd., common (quar.)_
7% preferred (quar.)_
'
9-10
1st
1
Quarterly
9-10
10-
7%
10-
(quar.)—.
pref.
9-221
87 %c
(quar.)
Stock
5%%
10-
(s-a)
Products, Ltd.,
Canadian
9-15
35c
Class A
Ltd.
15c
jl
Canadian
9-12
$35c
(quar.)—
—
9-12
$15c
$$1.75
9-159-3®.
$5o
City Investing Co., 5%% pfd.
City of Paris Dry Goods—
<:
(quar.)
com.
1
9-30
each
Washington (Pa.)—>
preferred (quar.)
'7%
9-15
1
10-
10-15
Clinton
A
Canadian Foreign Investment
9-12
$50c
,
1
10-
for
common
Citizens Wholesale Supply Co.—
6% preferred (quar.)
*
City Ice & Fuel Co. (quar.)
9-10
series
4'/2%
10-15
1
Bethlehem "Steel
Mfg.
10-30
&■
preferred
Extra
9-15
$1
^O-IO*
10-
1
45c
$1.12
Union
Citizens Water Co.
34%c
9-15
2%c
Quarterly
10-1$.
1
9-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
$62y2c
Corp.
class
conv.
non-cum.
Food
preferred
11-1.
10-
1
$0.2083
Oil
Cinzano
1
(Toronto) (quar.)
Co.
preferred
Cotton
Cincinnati
'
10-
.
RR.
10-15
9-15
(quar.).
-
Steamship Lines, Ltd.
Canadian
9-15
1
1
—
Bessemer Limestone Jfc Cement—
Bibb
1
10-
,
10-
<
c'
10-
25c
10-
-
•
9-19
50C
Hosiery- Co. .of. Can'
ada, Ltd., common (quar.)
1
?
45 %
preferred (quar.)
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)
Bendix Aviation Corp.-—
(Bendix Home Appliances, Inc.
('Beneficial 'Industrial Loan, .common——
$3.25 preferred 1946 series-'(quar.)^_
4%
9-30
84%C
__
,fi Beech-Nut
-
9-15
9-19
35c
Foods Co., common (quar.);—_—
convertible: preferred (quar.)
•
Beatty Bros., Ltd. (quar.)
•Beaver Lumber Co.,. Ltd., $1.40 pfd, (quar.)
Glove
1
1
$1
Beatrice
Belgium
10-
10-
25c
<>•-' 3% %
45
9-10
1
$1
common
pfd.
$1.75
9-19
1
25c
preferred (quar.)
Baystate Corp. (quar.)
.
10-
$1.12%
4%
-is
10-
56'Ac
Louis
11- 1
9-30
—
Participating
$1
9-15
11-17
50c
Celanese, Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Canadian Cottons, Ltd., common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
;
9-19
1
10-
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, 4% pfd. (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar;)
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Co.—
9-15
1
Canadian
9-19
37 %c
com.
Extra
10-
9-16
11c
convertible
7%
9-23
„
10-
Participating
60c
1
1
10- 6
Varnish, 5% preferred (initial)
& Cable, class A (interim)
Canadian
Breweries,
Ltd.
(quar.)_
Canadian Canners, Ltd., common (quar.)
5% 1st preference (quar.)
9-19
(quar.)
10-
10-
Y.)
(N.
1
10-
Christiana Securities Co.—
9-15
9-22
10c
Canada Wire
30c
(quar.)
1
1
63c
Canada
10-
(quar.)
Brothers
conv.
Permanent Mortgage
.$1
10-
10-
Co.
10-
Fund
$2.50 prior preferred
9-12
(s-a)
$1.75
10-20
$3
Ltd.—
Packers,
participating
■
>•■/
Power
B
Canada
40o
2
10-15
(quar.)
$1.50
9-10
1
9-15
10-
(quar.)
$25c
Northern
preferred
Class
$1.25
9-10
10-1
15c
(irreg.)
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)"
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.; com. (increased)
$2.50 convertible prior preferred
2
9-
10-15
Ginger
Dry
Canada
9-22
10-
(N.
Corp.
Forge Co.,5y2%
Canada
If- 9
1-2-48
8%o
10- 1
9-
11- 1
Ale, common—
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
9- 8
1
9-30
9- 5
31'Ac
common
Mines, Ltd
.Chicago Allerton Hotel Co.
9-l6«
1
10-
10-15
Chesterville
10-25
1
1
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)-
share of Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. held
(quar.)
3 '/2 %
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
9-26
11-
10-
50c
pfd. A
Common
9-11
9-30
10-15
56'Ac
(quar.)
j
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co. (stock dividend)
l/40th of a share of New York, Chicago &
9-12
$5c
1st preferred (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
Canada Life Assurance Co.
10-
1
9-2®
$1.12%
conv.
Chemical Bank & Trust
9-12
75c
Canada Bread Co., Ltd.—
9-30
$1.50
1
11-
9-20
1
Cherry Rivet Co.
9-20
1
1
1
1
(s-a)
$1.50 conv. preferred (accum.)
California Water Service (quar.)
5c
Manufacturing
10-10
1
1
10-
Co.
Mfg. Co.,
preferred
Chemical
9-19
$$1.12%
California
9-15
(quar.)
(N, Y.)
Asphailt
Barcalo
10-20
101010101010-
25c
$1.75
50c../
(initial quar.)
9-18
1
20c
Y.)
9-25
Master
(quar.)
10-
56'Ac
(quar.)
Mfg.
When
Holder#
Payable of Rec.
5c
(quar.)
Candy-Co., 5%
5%
9-18
10-
preferred
Fibre
&
preferred
Chapman Valve
10-15
9-30
$4.50
Pacific Trading—-
1
Yorktown
Co.
preferred
$2.50
1
10-
10-
10-
83Ao
Y.)
1
10-31
9-30
(quar.)—
California
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(N.
9-18
$1.25
31'Ac
31'Ac
12'/2c
28'/ac
$2.14
Co.,
Calgary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd.
Electric Power $3 pfd.
5
10-15
Trust
Bankers
(P. H.)
.
the Manhattan Co.
10-1
Champion Paper
Chickasha
20c
-i.
Bank of
Chefford
$15c
7c
Hydro-Electric, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
...
preferred (quar.)
7%
10-
11-
75c
Bangor
4 %
Chase
9-18
28yaC
(quar.)
50c
■Bangor & Aroostook Railway—
r
5%
preferred
(quar.)
-
Ltd.
Steel
convertible preferred (quar.)
37 %c
(quar.)-;
Corp.
Extra
10*1
25c
—
preferred
preferred
convertible
9-15
10-16
1
56y4c
(quar.)
Inc
Steel—
.
683Ac
jl—:—--
Axe-Houghton Fund B, Inc
Axelson Manufacturing Co. .(quar.)
"Ayrshire Colliers Corp. (quar.)__.
Babbitt
(B. T.) Inc. (quar.)
Backstay Welt Co. (quar.)
Baldwin Company, 6% preferred (quar.)
Porcelain
9-15
1
40c
Buildings, 7% pfd. (accum.)
5% conv. pfd. (quar.)__
5% non-conv. preferred series B (quar.)—
Butler's, Inc., common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Butler Mfg.- Co. 6% pfd
Byers (A. M.) Co. com.
7% preferred (quar.)
C. I. T. Financial Corp. (quar.)—*—
Butler
9-15
10-. 1
11-
500j
———
Corp., $2.20 conv. pfd. (quar,)..
Avery : (B. F.) & Sons, common (increased)
(.
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Avon Allied Products, 4% pfd. (quar.)
Avondale Mills, common (monthly)
Baltimore
6
9-15
1
tlOc
(Hartford)
1
10-
40c
:
4%%
9-16
1
10-
$15c
Mfg.
Axe-Houghton Fund,
10-
17 %c
$25c
(quar.)
;
10-
4'/2%" convertible
1*
Bush Manufacturing—
6
10-
1
9-30
56V4C
—
_—
Automobile insurance Co.
9-15
30c
—
Atlas Steel,. Ltd. (increased)
Auto Finance Co., common (quar.)
'
10-
Ltd.—
participating class A „(quar.)
?. Clas3
•
11-
933Ac
.
pfd. (quar.)
7%
1
50c
(quar.)
Extra
..
.
.
10-
$1.25
35c
$1.75
90c
$35c
Bush Terminal
Atlas Imperial Diesel Engine. Co.—
'J Series
A preferred
(quar.)
Auto Fabric Products,
9-12
Burlington
convertible preferred A
3.75% preferred B (quar.)
4%
10c
9-22
St.
10-
9-22
9-30
45c
,.
(quar.)
Atlantic Greyhound Corp.,
Atlantic Refining Co.—
■'
(extra)
$1
(initial quar.)
City Electric (quar.)
Atlantic
>
Manufacturing
$5
9-10
1
10-21
a5%
'
common
9-15
90c
25c
93%c
10c
—
25c
(interim)
1
$1
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Bucyrus-Erie Co., common
7% preferred
(quar.v
Buffalo Niagara Electric, 3.60% pfd. (quar.)
Building Products, Ltd. (increased quar.)—
Bulova Watch Co. (quar.)
Bunte Brothers
(quar.)
10-
$15c
Associates Investment Co.—
(■> New
$3.60
10-
Brunswick-Balke-Collender—
Hardware Co., Ltd.—
C-Class A (quar.)-;
Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd.—•
(J. H.)
Ordinary
(quar.)*
Co.,
L.)
Co., common
preferred (quar.)—
3%%
B- 5
9-30
$200
(quar.)
$100
Ashdown
Shoe
(E.
10-15
10-15
20c
,
preferred
10-
9-18
9-18
$1.25
20c
-—
9-30
50c
(quar.)—
common
Share
Hosiery Mills com.
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
Chain Store Investment Corp.—
9-30
10-
Company
Chadbourne
15c
preferred (quar.)
25c
Per
Name of
9-19
$25c
—
..
Brown-Forman Distillers,
7%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Holdera
1
50c
Extra
9-18
9-30
10-
25c
Brown
Artkraft Manufacturing Corp.—
convertible preferred
(irreg.)
Bronx
10-
When
Monday, September 29, 1947
Payable of Rec.
18c
*_<.
Brompton Pulp & Paper, Ltd. (quar.)
County Trust Co. (s-a)
Durrell Co., common (quar.)
1
25c
25c
50c
CHRONICLE
§hare
Investing
Extra
50c
6%
of Company
Street
Brockway Motors Co.
t.
Arundel
FINANCIAL
Per
Broad
prior pfd.
(accum.)
This payment clears all arrears
7 % preferred (called for redemption Oct. 1
at $115 plus this dividend)
''Armstrong Rubber Co., class A (quar.)
*f *
Class
B
(quar.)
K43A% convertible preferred (quar.)
Arrow-Hart & Hegeman Electric (increased)
Art
Metal Construction
(quar.)
&
Armour
&
Holden
When
Per
COMMERCIAL
10-
1
0-17
9-30
9-23
9-17
'
$1
50c
$1.12
$1.13
10- 1
10- 1.
1-2-48
9-15
9-15
12?15
Share Payable of Reo.
75c
9-29
9- 2
of Company
Oil
(Del.) (increased)
Industries
Co.
Continental-United
25c
9-30
10- 1
$1.31%
12 %c
87'Ac
10-15
9-30
10-1
9-.»0
9-zc
9-lb
9-16
9-23
preferred (quar.) series A
Corning Glass Works, common
3%% preferred (quar.)
$5.25
$1.50
Coronet Phosphate Co
&
Corroon
$1
'
Reynolds
Corp.—
•
L.), Ltd. (quar.)
Cream of Wheat Corp
Creameries of America (quar.)
(R.
—
—
Crompton & Knowles Loom Works
6% "preferred
(quar.)
Crosse
Blackwell
&
Zellerbach
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
$2
9-30
9-30
12-31
12-17
30c
9-30
9-17
30c
9-30
9-17
15c
25c
9-30
50c
' 9-30
1-2-48
10- 1
9-20
9-18
12-18
9-19
$1
10-1
9-19
10- 1
$1.25 ,1-2-48
(initial quar.)-.,...
15c
10-15
20c
10-15
$1.12 %
10-15
(increased)
50c
10-20
9-18
12-17
10- 2
10- 2
10- 2
10- 6
$2
^Class B (quar.)
Crystal Tissue Co. (quar.)_.
Cuban-American Sugar Co.,
Common
common—!
(year-end)
Atlantic Sugar,
Extra
i
$1
(quar.)
common
:
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
„
5%
preferred (quar.)
Cudahy Packing new com.
Special
4%% preferred
,
!
Cuban
5%
—
(quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores
Curlee Clothing Co.—
4% %
preferred (quar.)
Davenport Hosiery Mills (irreg.)
David & Frere, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Extra
Davidson Bros.
(quar.)—.
Chemical
Davison
Corp.
1—
(quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR. Co, com
8% preferred (quar.)
De Long Hook & Eye (quar.)
De
Pinna
6%
(A.)
Co.,
(s-a)
class A
preferred
conv.
»—
(quar.)
De Vilbiss
Company
Records (quar.)
Decca
Decker Mfg.
(quar.)
Co.
9-30
,
Ex-Cell-O
Fabien
7%
preferred
7%
preferred
Fabricon
&
Brass
Detroit
Aluminum
Detroit
Detroit
(initial)-*
Detroit River
Tunnel
(s-a)
Class
B
(quar.)
Diebold, Inc. (quar.)
Disney (Walt) Productions, Inc.
6%
preferred
(accum.).
District Theatres (quar.)
Dixie
—
Fashion
Motor
9-10
9-15
9-15
9-20
9-25
9-25
10-10
9-16
9-17
Federal
5%
10-10
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
9-30
1- 5
9-22
9-22
10-25
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
9-13
Foster
9"19
Foster-Wheeler Corp.,
*25c$$1.75
$50c
$50c
convertible preferred
(quar.)™.!
$1.12%
10-
1
Douglas & Lomason Co. (quar.)
!
7%c
Extra
11-15
(quar.)
(initial)
Draper Corp. (quar.)
1
Dravo Corporation, 4% preferred (quar.)
Duke Power Co., common—
7% preferred (quar.).
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Dunson Mills —;
duPont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)——
preferred A
2nd
preferred
;
!
•
Duval
9-30
Texas
Sulphur
'
$2.20
l
Eastern
Gas
$1.50
&
Fuel
9%
1st preferred A
10-10
9-10
9-22
10-10
$1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
v
\
4%
\4%
_
Corp.,
Ltd.
Trust, Ltd
(quar.)
10-
1
9-15
General
12-18
12- 1
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
12-
17 %C
11-20
Co.
1010-
9-15
10-
9-15
Greenwich Water
9-19
Greif
75c
9-30
9-30
50c
10-
$12 %c
9-13
9-17
1
9-15
10-
9-30
1
9-15
37 %C
10-
1
37 %C
10-
1
10-
1
25c
10-
•i!$35c
12V2C
9-20
7%
10- 2
fl-20
General
25c
10- 1
9-19
General
50c
35c
10- 1
9-5
10- 1 9- 5
9-30 1 ' 9-15
,
9-30
9-15
$80c
12%c
10- 1
9-2
9-10
$1.06%
10-1
9-30
,
_
9-20
$1
10-
1
9-15
10-25
10-25
9-30
1
10-15
1
10-15
10-31
10-15
''Gtiardian Public
El Dorado Oil Works
(stock dividend)
100%
12-15
11- 3
General Portland
10-31
10-31
10-15
2
7%c
10-
1
10-
30c
Non-cum.
$1.50
Gulf
9-19
9-19
7
9-23
9-30
9-25
9-30
10-
1
9-19
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-16
;$ 1.75
10-15
9-30
9-30
9-20
*12%c
10-
1
9-20
*$3.75
10-
Class
■5%
8-29
8-29
8-29
10-
1
9-20
10- 1
9-19
2
9-
9-19
1
9-
9
Utilities
series
10-
1
9-
9
Hartman
9-20
11-
1
10-
1
10- 1
9-26
1
9-26
45C
10-15
9-30
25c
10-
1
9-15
37 %C
10-
1
9-11
9-25*
10c
10-
1
9-25*
25c
10-
1
10-
1
-
—
10-
1
$1.25
10-26
9-19
$1
11-25
11-10
25c
11-25
I
Hreinz
Heller
1
9-18
11-
1
10-10
$1.25
10-
1
Invest.
25c
10-
2
6c
1
9-16
$3
(quar.)
Co.
(N.
.-™i™
Y.) (quar.)
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
Helme
*20o
1
11-15
10-
1
9-15
$1
10-
1
9-15
9-30
25c
9-22
$1.12%
10-
1
$1.06%
10-
1
9-10
50c
10-
1
9-19
10-
1
9-19
10-
1
,9*19
10-
1
9-17
*
t
$1.25
30c
(J.
;
9-10
9-30
9-15
10-20
10-16
10-
1
15c
10-
1
9-20
$1.25
10-
1
9-20
$1.25
10-
1
9-20
*15c
—.
25c
9-30
10-
9-15
9-22
1
9-22
$1.12%
10-15
9-30
12 %c
9-26
9-12
$1.25
(quar.)
Co., com,
-i
9-30
8-21
(quar.)™
Glass
(Walter E.)
(quar.)_
Co.
& Co., common
(Geo. W.) Co. com.
(quar.)
—™
-
—■ ■
9-12
1-15-48
1-
5
10-
1
9-19
10-
1
9-20
1
9-13
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
9-30
9420
10-
9-30
9-30
9420
9-20
10-
1
9-t 6
10-
1
9-
6
J150
10-
1
9T'l5
*$2.50
10-
1
9-15
$1.50
10-
1
8-20
25c
preferred (s-a)
$6
9-11
1
15c
$1
$1.37'/a
$1
$1.75
(quar.)™
*
10-
1
9-24
10-
1
9-19
10-20
10-15
(quar.)
Henkel-Clauss,
1
10-
75c
$1.50
30c
45c
91'Ac
—™
7% preferred (quar.)
Hendershot Paper Products, Ltd.—
Common
10-
50C
J.)
(quar.)
preferred
Hercules Cement Corp.—
New
(initial
common
quar.)
Corp
Products
—
(quar.)
1
10-
6
10-
6
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co. of
Quarterly
9-16
9-16
11-11
Co.
11-1
9-15
9-19
1
25c
Tobacco
10-
1
12
50%
5
9- «
50C
$1.25
1
12-
9-
20c
* 10c
Insurance
933Ao
9-30
«
9-29
$1.50
Motors
10-
9-15
1
$1.50
Steel
10-
1
1
25C
—-
Hlnde & Dauch Paper
25C
1010-
Co.
Hershey Creamery Co. (quar.).
——
Hibbard, Spencer; Bartlett & CO. (monthly)*
25C
9-15
9-15
:18- 1
15c
Hercules
25C
9-10
t-
10-
^
Hercules
9-10*
1
$1.50
9-15
id- 1
10-
50c-
preferred (quar.)„
9-19
$1.25
1.-104 IV-
.
n55C
50c
9-16
——-
9-2
10-
25c
1
10-
9-25
9-13
Tr., pfd.™ :.
10-20
12 %C
1
9-29
1
(quar)
preferred (quar.)
5% % preferred (quar.)
9-20
——
5
10-
4,.
4%
5%
10-
9-
9-15
$1.25
Co., common (quar.)
3.65%
preferred
(quar.)
Helena Rubinstein (see Rubinstein, Helena)—
-
$1.75
9- 15
1
30c
preferred
Insurance
Fire
Hazel-Atlag
11-10
87 %c
10-
$50
$3 non-cum. preference (quar.)
Hawley Pulp & Paper, $6 pfd, (quar.)
9-20
40c
10-
75C
.
Common
9-15
15c
10-
1
9-20
——
Fire
Hartford
$1
9-20
1
Harrisburg Steel Corp.
Hart Battery Co., Ltd
Hart & Cooley Co.
1
25c
9-20
1
1
<•
preferred (quar.)—>—,
Harrisburg Gas Co., 4'/a% pfd.
1
50C
1
10-
1
preferred ■ (quar.)
Harding Carpet, Ltd. (interim)
Harnlschfeger Corp. com.
5% preferred (quar.)
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Harris-Seybold Co., common (irreg.)
10-
9-15
10-
10-
6%
10-
9-30
9-
(Hartford)—
Winkle-Munning
Harbison-Walker Refractories
10-
9-30
1
10-
(accum.)
preferred '(quar.)
9-20
1
10-
50c
9-30
1
9-10
*5c
B
9-15
-
$1 preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
10-15
10-
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
—*
Hamilton Mfg. Co, (irreg.)
—
Hammermill Paper Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)™
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
Hanes (P. H.) Knitting Co., common
9-30
!
$5 pfd. (quar.)
1
$1.06%
Hanson-Van
31'Ac
(quar.)
9-19
11-
Corporation
Hajoca
$2
*
2
Haloid Company com.
75c
(quar.)
10-
20c
Quarterly
Hanover
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
50c
(Bait.), 6% pfd. (quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine (Canada)—
9-15
1
8-30
10-
$1.75
Guilford Realty Co
9-15
10-
8-30
9-30
40c
(quar.)
Gulf Power Co., $6
Gulf*Public Service
9-30
10-
9-19
9-30
*75c
(initial)-™-
common
new
Corporation
9-30
10-
1
*750
25c
9-12
9-16
Oil
37 %c
•
Cement
10-15
Guardian Rail Shares Invest. Trust—
Holland Furnace Co.
•
10-31
*62 %C
$5
$5' preferred (quar.)
2nd
9-23
11-15
56'Ac
Sugar
$1.50 preferred
10-15
10-
(quar.)
Corp.,
i
9-30
75C
(quar.)
Corp., $3.50 pfd. (quar.)
Industries, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Paint
9-20
10-
(quar.)™
Western
Guantanamo
9-17
11-
(quar.)
Foods
convertible
1
—
9-17
$30c
Co
preferred
9-15
10-
$1.50
pfd,
9-30
1
'"
$3.75
9-15
1
25c
•
1
$$1.37
com.
General Motors Corp.,
9-20
1
10-
31'Ac.
10-31f
*
$$1.25
preferred
General Mills,
1
10-
(quar.)
Guardian Investment Trust
50C
Corp.
10-
(quar.)
com.
9-20
10-
40c
(quar.)
Dry Batteries
General Machinery
10-15
.1.
9-15
11-
—
'
General Instrument Corp. (quar.)
General Investors Trust (Boston);
9-19
10- 1
1
$1
Brewery Co
Griggs Cooper & Co.,
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
Group No. 1 Oil Corp
Gruen Watch Co. (quar.)—
2c
Co.—.
11^
Co., Inc.
0^30
10-
:12%C
(quar.)
(quar.)
General Flreproofing
9-20
2
10-1
25o
10-15
*27 %c
Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)
Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar,).iC
»
9-20
1
15c
(quar.)-—
9:30;it'
,
9-19
11-
25c
-
10-15"
1
:25C'
$12.50
9-15
9-30
10- 1
$1^
40c
(initial)
pfd.
Class B
Griesedieck
1
9-10
9-10
$0.0529
9-17
10-
1
1
—
'
System, 6%
1
10-
1010-
10c
(N. Y.)
Cooperage, class A
10-
$1.12%
common
•■A.
m
—*.!•—
Bros.
9-20
±
Corp.—
preferred (quar.).
Corp.
9-12
9-12
$$3
Participating
9-15
1
Co.
1
Corp
2nd pfd.
9-30
9-30
32 %c
preference
pfd.
10-
(quar.)
Electric
$1.25 partic.
t$1.50
—
Brewing
Greenwich Gas
9-19
Greyhound Corp.,
4%% preferred
25c
pfd.
$1
preferred
10-
9-19
9-22
Co.—
20c
•
10-15
$1.25
-
70c
(quar.)
$4 preferred series C (s-a)
5% preferred A (s-a)
General
participating preferred
9-19
General Finance Corp.—
"■
Edison Bros. Stores—
4%%
1
$12%c
(quar.)
preferred
General
12 %o
Investment
Ecuadorian
10-
9
9-8
40c
(quar.)
Great-West Life Assurance Co. (Winnipeg)—
Quarterly
Great West Saddlery, 6%
1st pfd. (quar.)™
6%. 2nd preferred
(quar.)
Great Western Sugar, com. (increased quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Green (H. L.) Co., Inc. (quar.)
Greening (B.) Wire Co., Ltd. (quar.)
4c
Baking Co., $8
General Capital Corp
General Controls Co.,
9-15
(quar.)., $1,50...
Easy Washing-Machine'Corp.; common A™ '*;12%c'
Economic
$1.25
$50c
(quar.)
1st preferred
25c
B
9-15
Investors—
conv.
1
preferred
Common
4
9-15
$1.25
(irreg.)
~
6%
9-12
10-
1
B
convertible
34 %c
American
convertible
$1.12%
*
Eastern Steamship Lines, com. (quar.)
$2 convertible preferred (quar.).:
1!
Eastman Kodak Co., common (quar.)™
10-
West Felt
50c
28 %c
preferred
10-
$1.80
$2 par and no par value (quar.)
1
10-20
75c
E.)
General Cable
/ 6%
(quar.)
Common
10-
1
55c
participating preferred A
$1.50
L," .Eastern Racing Association, Inc.—
'
9-12
General Builders Supply
Associates—
6%
preferred (accum.)
4%% prior preferred (quar.)
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway—
1
$2
—
Extra
5%
10- 1
10-
10-
General American Transportation—
Initial quar. —
9-20
37%c
9-20
Gemmer Manufacturing—
I
(quar.)
9-20
12 %c
Power Co.,
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-15
9-30
Great
1
$$1.12%
Gatineau
10- 1
10-25
Great Lakes Steamship
class
new
20c
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
Garlock Packing Co.
(quar.)
General
25c
9-20
$1.20
40c
4 V2 %
General Box
1
1
62 %C
(quar.)™
com.
pfd.
9-
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
10-
$50C
conv.
9-18
1
9-30
30c
preferred
A
Great Lakes Power, Ltd., $7
9-19
9-15
10-25
Co., 6%
1
10-
?$1
-
9-26
25C
Co
10-
62 %c
Lakes Paper Co., Ltd.—
$1.18%
(quar.)
common
$1.12%
-
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Ltd.,
J.),
9-18
*15o
10-
I
Canada, Ltd.
1
—
(irreg.)———
Co.
9-15
9-19
10-
-
933Ac
$6
1
1
pfd.
conv.
Class
1
1
9-11*
1
1
(quar.)-
common
9-
10-
10-1
10-
(quar.)
1
10-
9-II*
10-
Quarterly
Great
1
10-
8-30
87%c
$1.12%
9-
$1
Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Gair (Robert) Co. 6% pfd. (quar.)
Gannett Co., Inc., class B conv pfd. (quar.)
Garfinckel (J.) & Co. com.
9-20
1
1
56'Ac
(R.
10-1...
10-
10-
9-22
$4.50
Toy, Ltd.
T.) Company,
preferred (quar
Great American Insurance Co.
9-16
1
$3
$2.25
9-16
1
>
1
Grayson-Robinson Stores—
10-21
1
10-
10-
10- 1
10- 1
10-
9-17
10-21
10-31
$3
preferred (quar.)
Industries, Inc.—
75c
$1
9-30
10-31
Funsten
10-1
$1.12%
„
9-17
10-
15c
75c
•
9-30
10-
9-11
50c
Graupner (Robert H.), Inc., 6%
Gray Drug Stores (quar.)
$1.50
General
(quar.)
pfd.
(A.
$1.75
...
9-20
1
$1.50
-
10-
:
50c
—
1
1
1
$1.75
;
33A %
Bag & Cotton Mills (irreg.)
J—
Fulton Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)^^/—
General
(quar.)
1
10-
10-
56'AC
•
Fisheries, Ltd. (quar.)
Hosiery Co., Inc. (increased quar.)-
Extra
.
——————
Brewing
Mfg.
10- 1
10-15
10-
$20
Brewing Co. of Mich,
(D. B.)
5 V2 %
Foods
9-17
10-
11-
40C
,
9-20
10-16
1
10-25
$1.25
Gorton-Pew
15C
Fulton
9-20
10-13
Gordon
(W.
"25C
Fuller
*
Eason Oil Co.
(Peter)
Frontier
10- 1
$1.
67 7/10e
6
9-15
10-
62 %C
_
1
10-30
'
60C
*
&
Extra
9-20
9-30
10-15
9-
9-30
25c
prior pfd. (quar.)
6%
15c
87 %c
(quar.)™
Extra
Grant
(s-a)
class A pfd.
4>/2% preferred (quar.)
Froedtert Grain & Malting,
9-10
25c
(Initial)
$4
;
1
6
Grand
Co
Sixth
West
Luxe
Freiman
10-15
10-
1
4
9-
40C
Extra
9-1
2%c
Dow Chemical Co., new common
'
de
5%
$25c
10-
11-
1
9-15
Francisco Sugar Co. (irregular)—
Fraser Companies, Ltd. fquar.)
ponnell & Mudge, Ltd.—
convertible class A (Initial)
10-
9-10
—
Depot Co.
Co.
Foundation Co. of
10- 1
10- 1
10-15
10- 1
11-28
1
$2
A
Pressed; Steel
Fuller
,10- 1
$$1.25
Extra
$1
Union
,Foiir-Twelve
10- 1
11- 1
9-15
9-15
10-15
Corp.
Insulation
& Kleiser
(N. Y.)
50c
Common,
10- 1
9-1
9-5
9-15
9-1
$25c
9-11
1
1
1
Dairies, Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Street
11-25
10-
common
20c
Class
Steel
..
9-26
9-26
9-30
12-31
9-30
12-31
9-30
10-
10-
9-30
Foremost
9-30
9-10
9-30
60c
Stores,
Shoe,
9-15
11-29
75c
(quar.)
Bros., $2.50 preferred (quar.)
Co., Ltd., 4% pfd. (quar.)—Common (quar.)
Goodrich (B. F.)
Co., common
$5
preferred
(quar.)—
*
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada,
Ltd., (quar.)
10-
*—
9-30
25c
.j„.
preferred
10-15
$1.06%
(Increased)
Food Machinery Corp., common (quar.)
Foothills Oil & Gas Co., Ltd
Foreign Light & Power* 6% 1st pfd. (quar.)
9-30
9-17
$4.50
9-18
(quar.)
$1.12%
(s-a)
(quar.)
Golden State
1
B
Follanrbee
(quar.)
Company, preferred
Co.
Co.,
1
—
(N. Y.)
11- 5
Fox
9-15
$1
Rubber
&
11-18
Fox
preferred
(S. A.)
Art
11-
(quar.)
15c
Goldblatt
37 %c
4%% .preferred ..(quar.)—_:
jFostoria
9-30
9-fO
35C
-.
Tire
9-26
9-19
,9-30
9-19
11- J
1
50c
9-16
t.'^d-l#
9-15
10-20
10-
com
Pennsylvania
of
National
Fort
1
Gotham
Inc.
(quar.)
Fisher Bros. Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)
-i.—
Fitzslmmons 3tores, Ltd.—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Florida Public Utilities, common (quar.)—
W- 3
4%%
Co.
Formica
10-
9-11
56 %C
(quar.)—
Extra
6%
9-15
$1.50
1
37 %C
Participating
Florsheim
1
2
10c
York
New
Equipment Bureau, Inc.
4% participating preferred
Firestone
9-15
10-
62 %C
Filing
Finance
9-15
$1.25
10-
IOC
of
15C
9-15
10-
40o
(quar.)
Bank
Avenue
First
9-30
,
preferred
,
9-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
4%%
preferred' (quar.)
Globe & Stock Telegraph (quar.)
Globe-Wernicke Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Godchaux Sugars, class A (quar.)
9-11
10-15
*15c
(quar.)
9-30
1
Glidden
9-19
15C
9-30
Voting trust certificates (quar.)
$1 preferred
(quar.)™
™
Dominion Textile C<y., Ltd., com. (quar.)„
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Donnacona Paper, Ltd. com. (s-a)
„
J.
9-19
1
50c
of N.
9-19
9-30
$1.06%
HI
class A
Glens Falls Insurance Co.
9-19
9-29
$1
Department Stores, com. (quar.) —
4%% convertible preferred (quar.)—
Federated Publications (irregular)-—
Federation Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Feltman & Curme Shoe Stores, com. (quar.)
10-15
10- 1
—
3-
9-29
30C
Extra
12-15
—
9-16
10-
60c
Truck
12-23
9-29
12- 1
common.
^/'
'^250• 10-23 '
A ,(quar.)
tJ. $2%c
10,
Dwie-Homes Stores, Incf (quatJP™".,™™_™:
,
,15c
10-15.
Dixon (Joseph) Crucible Co.__ilii_,r——r ;
$1
: 9-30
Dodge Manufacturing Corp. (quar.)—:_™„
15c
11-15
Dome Mines, Ltd
—
*25c
10-30
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
15c
9-30
Dominion Dairies, Ltd.—
5% non-cum. preferred
(quar.)
*44c
10-15
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd. (quar.)_
*35c
10- 1
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd., common (quar.).
t25c
10-15
7% preferred (quar.)
t35c
10-15
Dominion Malting Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)_
*25p
11- 1
Common
(quar.)
*2&c
2-2-48
5% preferred (quar.)
$$1.25
11- 1
5%
preferred (quar.)-,.
$$1.25
2-2-48
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly
;
:
J40c
10-31
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co., Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
$25c
11- 1
2
9-17
93 %C
1
25C
Co.
1
9-30
Refrigerator Co. (quar.)
(A. O.) Co., $3.50 preferred (quar.)Gillette Safety Razor Co., common (quar.)_
$5 preferred (quar.)
11-15
10-
30c
(irreg.)
Shops, Inc.
9-17
10-
BI'AC
Gilbert
9-12
1
10*
9-23
1
10-
6c
—
Federated
10-1
Cup'Co.,
9-30
250
(quar.)
1
10-
Gibson
30c
'
10-
40c
10-
4%%
9-25
12-
9-13
55c
Gerber Products Co.—
9-25
•
,!■
(quar.)_
10-
12-31
1
>
9-30
9-10
)5C
Gerrard
1
12 %C
9-10
9-19
25c
Gibson
10-
$2.50
'
1
9-30
_I
3
10-
5c
1
10-
50c
(quar.)™-.
9-19
$1
$1.25
*62 %c
10-
30c
$1.06 %
preferred
9-
10-25
40c
Co
Insurance
9-30
$2.50, clgss
"
1
(quar.)
Inc.
Rubber
Bake
10- 1
12-23
10- 6
20c
10-
1-25-48
25c
$1.50
(quar.)
$2.50
Park.
Faultless
9-10
9-10
9-20
9-20
87%o
9-19
—
Quarterly
9-15
9- 2
30c
15c
25c
Devoe & Raynolds, class A (quar.)
9-19
1
$1
new com. (initial)
Foods, 4% preferred (quar.)
(irreg.)
Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd. (.irreg.)^___
Family Finance Corp., common (quar.)
4%% preferred A (quar.)
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
.™
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance Co. (Syra-
10- 1
*0- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
10-20
9-30
10- 6
25c
10-10
$4 1-15-48
Extra
8
10-
Common
Class
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—
6%
preferred (quar.)
Detroit Steel Products new com.
10-
50c
Fairmont
25c
,
75c
Fafnlr Bearing Co.
80c
(quar.)i.
Edison Co.—*——
International Bridge
9-19
>
30c
20c
!
(irreg.)
Common
9-19
1
(quar.)
Products
12Vic
Derby Oil Co., common (irreg.)
9-30
10-
9-30
9-30
Georgia Hardwood Lumber (quar.)
Georgia Power Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)
$6 preferred (quar.)
;
;
George Putnam Fund of Boston (quar.)„™
9-25
9-15
20c
9-30
1
1
_•
(quar.)
preferred
65C
$1.78
$1.78
40c
(quar.)
1
1
11-
II
Rubber, 3'A% pfd. (quar.)™
Genesee Brewing Co.,
Class B (quar.)
9-22
1
10-
10-
$1.75
(quar.)
Printing
First National Bank
—
—
(quar.)
common
25c
quar.)
10-
10c
Corp., common
preferred
4%%
9-20
9-15
50o
Corp.
Textile
Federal
9-30
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
1
$1
Johnson
4%%
Holdert
1
11-
$1
preferred
General Tire &
9-30
$3.50
Equipment
Federal
92 %c
$1
10c
12%c
preferred (quar.)
—
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Denman Tire & Rubber, common (quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Dentist's Supply Co. of N. Y.
10-
62 %C
(s-a)
&
Eversharp, Inc.,
5%
preferred
Delaware Power & Light—
3.70%
9-20
25c
9-15
10- 1
9-30
1
20c
preferred (quar.)
Fund, Inc
Co., 5% preferred (quar.) —
Essex Packers, Ltd., 5%
1st pref. (quar.)—
European & North American Railway (s-a).
Evans
Products
Co.
(quar.)...
—
1®"25
15c
$5
10-
11-
$1.37 Va
33A%
Railroad
Fifth
elaware-New Jersey Ferry
Sejay Stores (quar.)—_—
25c
4%
Erie
9-19
9-5
9-20
9-20
9"22
9-15
10c
25c
87 %c
$150c
5c
15c
25c
25c
5c
(quar.)
Dan River Mills, common
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
10_ 1
9-30
*25c
preferred (quar.)
Curtis Publishing* $4 prior pfd.
9-10
47
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
(quar.)
4.40% preferred (Initial quar.)™
General Time
Instruments, common
9-10
1
Equity
■
$1.12%
75o
25c
$1.12%
$1
*25c
4% %
1
Quarterly
10-21
100%
Stock dividend
preferred
9-19
10-
75c
(quar.)
General
10-
—
Derrick
6%
When
Share
preferred
Signal, common
(quar.)
Reinsurance Corp._
General Telephone
Corp. (quar.)
9-17
9-19
$1.50
Storage
Endicott
■
(quar.)
A
7%
Company
$4 conv. preferred
General
Railway
9-20
1
1
$1.75
Co.
Emsco
9-12
9-30
$1.50
Battery.
5% pfd. Oquar.)
Realty Associates.;
Einerson Drug Co., 8% preferred (quar.)
Emerson Electric Mfg. Co., common
7% preferred (quar.)—
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Emporium Capwell Co., common—
9-30
9-13
9-16
9-18
40c
$1.25
conv.
9-10
1
10-
10-
$2
Embassy
9-10
10-
75c
(quar.)—
Quarterly
Elliott
1
9-30
15c
—
&
Power
Name of
General Public
Service, $6
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
Inc.—
preferred
prior
Electric
9-16
10-1
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg. (Irreg.)
&
Light $6 pfd. (accum.) —
$7 preferred (accum.)
Electrical Products
(Calif.)
(quar.)
Electrical Products Consolidated
(Seattle)-—
9-10
Crum & Forster Securities Corp.—
Class
6%
Electric
9-10
9-30
40c
t$5
pfd. (qua!*.)—
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Electric Ferries,
10-
60c
common
Manufacturing
Auto-Lite
9-22
25c
Corp
Crucible Steel Co., 5%
Crum & Forster, 8%
8%
10-^1
Gas,
Controller
Per
Payable of Reo.
$1.12%
(quar.)
Natural
Electric
™
partic.
Crown
Elder
9-23
9-18
9-15
Co.—
1st pfd. (quar.)
Crown Cork International Corp.—
Class A (accum.)—
Crown Life Insurance (Ontario) (quar.)
$1
10-1
10-18
10- 1
Paso
Electric
no
40c
35c
$1
$1.50
preferred A (quar.)™.
International Corp (resumed)
Crain
'
„
25c
20c
tlOc
dividend
Coty
El
(1295)
Holdert
(Texas)—
Co.
preferred
$4.50
9-15
Electric
Cornell-Dublier
Electric
Paso
When
Share
Name of Company
.
El
9-10
$1.62%
pfd. (quar.)
Cooper (Peter) Corp., 6%%
CHRONICLE
Per
Holdert
When
Per
Name
Continental
& FINANCIAL
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4633
Volume 166
Extra
-
Co. (quar.)
—
(quar.)
25c
8c
,
.•
.
50c
.25c
9-30
9-20
10-31
10f,21
50c
9-30
9-
5
Canada, Ltd.—
?25c
10-
1
8-30
25c
10-
1
9-12
25o
10-
1
9-13
(>#
48
THE COMMERCIAL
(1296)
.
.
Honeymead Products
(quar.)
Horn
Hardart
&
iHorner
Baking
9-12
9-30
10- 1
9-20
<9-30
9-20
9-29
9-18
Ltd. class A
(quar.)_
Corp., 6% preferred (quar.)—
10-
9-
1
10-
2
4%
$2.25
pfd.
conv.
Household
(oaur.)
Finance
Houston
;5%
Natural
Houston
Oil
common
Field Material Co.,
Howell,.Electric Motors
9-15
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-20
$1.3,7%
9-30
$2.50
10-15
50c
9-30
.10c
10-10
$$1.25
10-7
—
(annual)
Humphreys Mfg. Co., -common
0% preferred
(quar.),
Huron <& Erie Mortgage Corp.
(Ontario)—
-Quarterly
Huttig Bash & Door, 5% pfd. (quar.)—.
6 %
preferred (quar.)
Huyler'js,-$2 partic.:lst preferred .(s-a)
$1 convertible 2nd preferred (s-a)
Co.
$4.75
preferred
Imperial
9-19
10-1
9-15
La, Plant-Choate
9-30
9-20
LaSalle
12-30
12-20
11-
1
10-15
11-1
10-15
Laclede
Gas
9r30
9-13
Laclede
9-30
9-19
Lake
Dufault
St.
1
9-15
,
50c
—
10-
$1.18%
30c
—
(quar.)
1011-
1
10-
11-
1
7%
'
11-20
11-
Independent
Pneumatic
Tool _(quar.)—,
$1.03%
—
Common: (quar.)
414 %
5%
preferred
.
9-17
10-
9-12
9-30
9-
—$$1.06%
9-
-
1
9-15
Lerner; Stores,
20c
8-29
9-30
9-16
50c
9-19
Class
50c
.
10-
1
9-15
50c
10-15
9-15
10-15
9-15
$37 %c
$37 %c
(quar.)—
;
vInternational Paper
Co.^ co.mmon
(quar.)
International Salt Co. (Irreg.)
International
Shoe
Co.
(quar.)
9- 9
9-19
1
10-
$8%c
11-
1
10-
10-
1
of
10-
1
1
9^15
10-
1
9-11
1
9-13
15c
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
50c
10-15
9-25
10-
10-
10-
Lord
10c
10-15
2c
9-30
9-15
,9-30
9-15
10-
$1.50
1
10-
1
$1.75
JJOc
,15c
10-
1
&
,4%
1
Heintz
Public
:lfl-
1
9-; 8
$1
10-
1
9-18
9-15
50c
10-
1
10-
1
.7%
n%
5%
.5%
A
.10-7
quar.)
10-1
:x25c
C__
D
8-29
9-15
Co^; .5%: preferred (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
10-
Stephens & Shinkle
Joliet & Chicago RR. Co.—
'Stamped
common
Shoe
Journal Publishing Co.
Quarterly
Joyce, Inc. (quar.)„
pfd.
of
(quar.)^
I
(quar.)
Natural
$1.25
10-
1
9-15
$1.75
10-
1
(cash
div.)—
20c
10-1
9-15
10-
$5 preferred '(quar.)
Keith
(George-E.) Co., $5 prior pfd. (quar.)
$2 junior prior preferred (quar.)——
Kellcy Island Lime & Transportation (quar.)
KellingHut Co., .6% preferred (quar.).
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co.—
Class
B
Forbes,
& Co.
Co.,
Tire ,&
7%
preferred
class
A
(quar.)
—
s9-li
;9-15
9-19
Market Basket,
Inc., common
$1 preferred A
(quar.J
10-
1
9-19
Marlin-Rockwell Corp.
"L
9-15
50c
-10-
1
-9-15
9-30
9-22
15c
30c
9-30
9-15
10-31
Marsh
<M.)
9-15
37'/aC
10- 1
9-15
-.<
.•>•"
,
&
Son,
6%
preferred
'
Maryland
Drydock
4 %
%
10-
25c
*•
«..5dc
preferred
>9-19
i
1
9-30
r
' f:9-30*
>
1
10-
6
9-25
■10-
1
9rl6
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
10-
6
10-
1
50c
(liquidating)
$2.85 1
•
5Qc
56'Ac
corn,
(quar.)
10-
7%c
_-
9-26
9.-12
9-15
>9-19
9-29
9-19
15c
10-15^
10- 3
20c
10-
1
9-11
56'Ac
——
10-
1
9-11
(quar.)
25c
9-30
9rl0
25c
"
$4.60
1
9-29
2%c"
i
pfd.
(initial
quar.)
9-30
9^10
9-30
9-10
10-
1
9-15
1
9-15
10-
10-15
9-30
$1.15
10-
1
9-12
17%c
-
10-
1
9*20
(s-a)
$1
Light $3.90 pfd. .(quar.)_^
10-15
97%c
10-
9r30
.
1
9-15
$75c
10-
1
9-15
35c
10-
1
9-19
$1.22'/2
10-
1
9*19
t25c
10-
2
$12V2c
10r
1
9-15
$12%c ' 1-2-48
12-15
•
20c
Co
Knitting Co., Ltd.,
9-25
10-
9-15
12 %c
10-
9-19
$15c
10-
9-. 2
tlOc
10-
9-
t$l.-12%
10-
9-: 2
—
(quar.)
:
Co.—
'
■
.
Chemical
Co.-
$1.75
'
;
<
,
„10-15
62%c
10-
10-
1
-10-
1
,
-87%o
.<
>••
___*
(quar.)
!
-preferred
20c
10-
•do-
;
5
9J5
9"-
10-
10-
15c
1
1
5,
,9- 5
,
1
9- 5
9.-
5
10-
1
10-
1
9J5
10-
1
J J»J9
10-
40c '
,
9-
'10- 1
62%c
•
9^15
1
10-
...
___J
(quaf.)
R.) 1 Dry Goods >(quar.)
Morris (Philip)
see Philip Morris
,
Morris'Pftper Mills, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
9-15
10-15
59 3/lOc
■
'! V
preferred
9-15
*9-15
.10- I
t$1.75
__'•'
t25c
(William
1
10-15 *
75
-
'
9-13
11 JO
1
10-
* t40e
$55%c:
<
9.-13
12- 1
'/'• 130c
^
1
9-20
.
■'
-
$1.62%
....
10-
1
25c
>
.
Lines—
2
,
Equipment, 5% pfd. (quar.)___
"Co., -common L_.
!____
preferred
(quar.)
-.
''
conv.
9rl5
"10-15
'
62V2c
(quar.)
com.
9,20
10-1
50c
pfd.
preferred
i J Moore
.
.*
(9-30
10-
,25c
8>29
9--30
10-1
1
fl;25
1010-
r
9-15
>
1
$17%c
-<10-15
25c
10- 3
9-20
9-20
Pv20
9-20
10-
1
.40c
10-
Co.
8%
=
Nashua
Mfg. Co.-2nd pfd.
<9-20
convertible
11*15
1
9e30
9-30
.
9-16
1010-
1
2
9-3p
9.-15
9-16
9'-15
10-
1
9-19
10-
1
9r22
9-30
41.50
•
9-12
12-26
13-18
(quar.)—
37 %c
(quar.)
50c
10-15
9-30
10-
9JO
1
Inc.r—
preferred
(quar.)
37%c
,10- 1
9-16
Nation-Wide Securities Co., Inc. -(Md.j.u
National-Battery: Co.______-.____—
20c
"10-
1
9"-15
'40c
11-
1
National
Biscuit
10-20
40c
10-15
National
Bond
Co.,
&
common
Share Corp,
1
9-13
9-15
$1
10-31
9-26
•National
10-1
9-26
(quar.)
com." (quar.)
National-Breweries.
.7%
Ltd,
15c
(quar.)
Register Co.
;5C
12-15
1
National
(quar.)
/___
$7-pfd. (quar,)__
City Lines, $4. pfd. A (quar.)_^
10-
4
9-20
National
Department Stores
J$1.25
10-
1
9-15
National
Electric
37%c
10-
1
9-15
$1.12%
10-
1
9-15
Common
National
9
Corp.
(quar.)__
•
'
10,-15
9o30
$50c
•
preferred
Cash
9-
10-
1
9:
5
$44c
National Casket Co1.,
12-
lljr.13
America—
preferred
,9-30
;$1.<06%
;
of
(quar.)
:
System "6% preferred
6%
3
10-15,
30c
Mutual
.
10-
;12- 3
_______
Ghemlcal 1C0.
Mutual
9.-24
10-10.
75c
___
Mfg.
$1.50
(quar.)
50c
9-12
& Development—
Nathan Straus-Duparquet,
1
$1.25
.
9>30
9-11
10-1
10-
•-
9-20
,
10-15
,:20c
Inc
•
10-15
$20c
.
Corp., ^class B (irreg.)
35c
..Murphy (G. CJ Co. 434% pfd. (quar.)T___— $1.18%
Murphy Paint Co., Ltd. (quar.)j;____Li;_____' ■
• f20c'■
f
Murray Corp. Of America, 4% pfd. (quar.)_
50c
Murray-Ohio Mfg. CO.—1._
_______—_
'
40c*
•Muskegon Piston Ring .(irreg.)—
'
.40c
9-9
<
Brass
9f20
1
9-29
_________—___—lc
quarterly
Mullins
,9-15
1
10-1
-
'
10-
12-
—
■
.
50c
<
.
l___i
Mueller
-
9-19
10^2
- 10c
10-1,7
*$1.25 <:J10- 1
-
Quailterly
^Reduced
*
'.;30c
$1.75
*^22
I 9-30
Mountain States Telephone <& Telegraph—
9^25
10.-15
60c
*
>,
1;
10-1
$5
Extra——!
9-12
<9-30
,f!0'
'''
Finance;
59 3/10c
-$1.75!pfd.~(quar.)—$1.25
Motor "Products Corp.
MOunt Diablo Oil Mining
*
9-26
>
Consolidated,-Inc.—
(quar.)-______!
Motor
:
8
'
40c
$1.06%
.
9-
Cafeterias
r
'9>26
.10-15
*$1.50
^___
'
10-15
•
50c
$12.50
'
1
,10- ;1
■
Morrison
7%'preferred
>9v 8
;!0rl5
20%
•
9-10
1>
10-
13%c
,
,-9vl0
<0-30
•
60c
' 20c
(quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)
9-25
$2
_<
common
Moore-iMcCormack
9-19
'
•
Co.
(quar.)
6
,
(irregular)__
preferred
9-10
9-10
10-
>
Auto
$2.50
9-19
10- 1
50c
*
9^30*
10-15
-,10-
1
1
50c
B (quar.)__
(quar.)
Moore IDrop Forging com. (quar.)
43A% conv. pfd. (quar.)
9-20
lO-15
-
Corp.__'_
9^20
1010-
Midland
,-,
&
4%
.9- 5
*
10- 1
(quar.)
Corp.
5%
of
15c
Mar-Tex Realization
10-15
25c
Telegraph Co^ ( reduced quar.)__
Moore Corp;, Ltd., common
(quar.)_____J_
"7% preferred A. (quar.)
i
9.-12
9-15
7yc
Montreal
;
$1.25
■
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
share
Montreal Locomotive Works
;
1
4
15c
S.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)_^___
Service Corp. com. (quar.)
7%
,
10-
4.20%
preferred
(quar.),
$1.05
Montgomery'Ward-& Co., com. (quar.)- '50c
$7 diass A (quart)——___^
:^_____
* $1.75
..
-
4W5?.<,;i;9-15
-
;50c<
(quar.)_
Marven's,
10- 1
9-19
•
9>-18
10-' 1
com.__
pfd. series A (s-a)__Montana-Dakota Utilities com.
r;<9-30
•<
10- 2
60c
'$3.25
I2%c«<--<JiO^<T't,;<--<'^9-'22
$7%c
Field, 4'A% preferred
Marshall-Wells Co., common
10- 7
37%c
<
$12%C
Marshall
Martin-Parry
—
tl7%c
,
*
;
,
1
9-15
10-15
9-18
shares of Midland
each
Valley Water
preferred (quar.)a
$3.50
9-
2
$1.50
(quar.)___
Rubber
rMonsanto
•
9-30
10-1
r:.
(quar.)_
Co., 7% preferred (quar.,)—
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
*
1
1
.10-15
,
$H06
-
(quar.)
-7%
9'-22
10-_ 1
10-
10c
;
Petroleum-
Extra
Monroe
9i-30
$1.50
Calculating Machihe
1
1
<
.
9-16
$1.25
$2 class A pfd. (quar.)_
Co. (.irregular)-,
preferred
97 %c
-
Monogahela
9t16
10-20
10-15
(quar.)
(increased)
10-
10-
,10-20
25c
.37.%c
Rubber—
convertible
-9-19
9-30
Reclaiming—
4'/2 %" preferred
10rl3
50c
C.)
"9-30
(quar.)
preferred
Monarch
9-15
31'Ac
common
9-16
^0- 1
(quar.)__^_^___
Molybdenum Corp. of America
1
11- 1
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
(J.
J
9-10
10-20
A
Power
Mohawk
9-10
9-12
2c
(liquidating)
Mojud Hosiery Co., 5%
,9-10
10-
10-
1
Monroe, Chemical
quar.)
10-
10-
1
10- 1
10-15
37%c
(quar.)
10-
25c
10-
j
9-30
—_
common
25c
$1.75
$1.25
25c
3.90%
i
Gas
MohaWk
9-17
<$1.50
,
par)
$1.12%
$1.25
(quar.)—.
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel—
convertible
1
,
preferred
$1.50
10-
10-1
9-12
'
9-30
-
Quarterly
9-24
1
,
(quar.)
Modern Containers, Ltd.
(quar.)___<
Modern Tool Works, Ltd.
(quar.)_
10-27
1
10:
$1.-12%
(quar.)___
Gas & Electric Service
4.90%
2
1
»
$1.25
Katz Drug Co., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
Kaynee Company, common (quar.)_^
1% preferred (quar.)
Kearney (James R.) Corp. (increased quar.)-
5%
10-31
10-
<10-
,11-1
$1.75
(Ky.), common
(quarj
.Marion Water
>
16%%
10-16
30c
__—
Marchant
9-15
1
9t11
12%c
.Manufacturers Trust Cp. (quar.)
.Maracaibo Oil ,Exploration
Marathon Corp., 5%
preferred (quar.)
'9-15
$1.50
Gas
dividend
9-10
15c
(initial quar.)
H.)
(R.
$1.20
9-18
9-30
.9-30
(quar.)
Mansfield
■
9-17
t$l
10-
c
25c
;
___».
class
Mitchell
Mobile
9-13
<$2
1
1
9-30
,
5
10-15
10-
;35c
87%
(25c
Products
Missouri
9-15
—
9-
10-
1
(quar.)
10-
5
dOc
9-20
9-15
9-20
9^11*
$1.75
MahufaCturihg Co,
Extra'
Missouri
12-22
1
$2
1
9-
1
10-
9-20
_
"9-30
62 %c
•
Missouri Edison
9-20
<87.%c
Maine
9-26
10- 6
10-
10c
(quar.)
10-
$17c
.
Stock
&
(initial
(R.
Mahon
Ottawa, Ltd.—
Kansas .Electric Power, 5% preferred (quar.)
Kansas Gas & ^Electric, 7% pfd. (quar.)
$6 preferred
9
.9-24
10- 6
<2-23-
1-2-48
500
50c
Mississippi- Fewer,
..*
10rl5
;
2-23
11-21
9-30
9-30
7% prior preferred (quar.)_______U:
!
' "$1.75
Milliron's (D. J.)
(reduced)
L
15c
Minnesota Power & Light, 5% -pfd.
(.quar.)_
-$1.25
Mississippi Gas & Electric Service (s-a)
$1
Hr21
12-10
10-31
*9-30
outstanding
Extra
I
8
'11-15
}
(quar.)
Co. -for
Steel
Millers Falls
;
;
9-20
1
10c
^
.
.
(quar.)
Miller-Wohl Co., Inc. com
4%% conv. pfd. (quar.)_
9-18
10-
50c
'
;
(quar,)_:
preferred
Conv.
9-13
1
$1.75
par)
f
9-30*
1
9-30
3-10-48
37%c
$1.50
5Qo
—
Kansas-Nebraska
10-
1
9-15
:
-
<■'•
dividend of 1%
Rubber
4%%
10-20
12-10 '
50c
55c preferred (jjuar.
Magnavox Company, stock dividend
Magor Car Corp. (irreg.)
.9-19
1
1
10-
$2
&
Mading Drug Stores,
10-18
10-; 1
=
$2
;
(quar.
!
Realization
Midwest
9-10
<
'
Lines
'($25
<
30c
Central RR., 6% prior pfd.
,(quar.)_
Maine-Public Service Co. (quar,) _i_,
Maltine Co., 4JA% conv. pfd. (quar.)__
$1.75
10-
<10-15
<
-25c
37%c
—
($100
(M.)
11-
$1
$1.25
:
—
10-1
37%c
.
(quar.)_^_
Mahoning Coal RR.
Laughlin Steel, common
preferred ,A (quar.)
6%
1
11-
25c
&
Joplin (Water Works,
0-15
11-1
A
Extra
•
9-15
10-
93%c
Johns-ManvilleGo., 3V2% pfd. (quar.)—87'Ac
Johnson
1
9-30
.31,'Ac
t
,11-1
(.Walter M.)
•Class B
Macy
,50c
I
:
(quar.)
preferred
Class
,.
$.1.50
10-21
-9-15
9-30
$1=75
Telephone—
(quar.) ;
i
preferred
Miller
Publications^ common_^.___
participating preferred——.
MacMillan (H.,R.), Export Co,„ Ltd.—
8-29
,9-30
.
11-1
1
25c
;
2% (non-cum.
Midland Utilities Co.
Midvale Company
9r23
1
$1.75
,$1,50
B-29
10-1
,
Jewel Tea Co.,
Jones
1
8%
9-23*
12%c
Macfadden
.8429
$1.25
,
&% 1st preferred .(quar.)—
Jefferson Electric Co
,Jessop*;Steel
10-
1
6%
$-29
,
xiy4%
,
_
<10-
xl%%
_
12-31
10-
10-1
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
Ludwig Baumann & Co. .(see Baumann
(Ludwig) & Co.
Lux Clock Mfg. Co.^_-___-_
Lynn Gas & Electric Co. (quar.)___
Mabbett 10.) & Sons 7% 2nd pfd. (quar.)__
9-2!
1
10^- 1
,xl%%
Jamaica- Water-Supply, $5 pfd. ,(quar.).
Jamestown Telephone Co.—
.
10-
x$1.75
;9r30
25c
1
10-
(quar.)
preferred
Midland
10^-20
t
Transit
MacAndrews
(quar.)
1
10-31
9-22
<10-
Co
Realization
5%%
9-27
J50c
B_—
11-
10-1
Associated
Utilities
1
9^17
9-22
25C
(quar.)
preferred
stock
9--20
10-
9-17
-
1
5c
1
i
Midland
9-16
10-15
1
1
•15c
Co
Copper'
*$2.40
A
10-
10-
Co.—
Michigan Bumper 'Corp.- (increased)
Mickelberry's Food Products,-eom. (quar.)__
'
3
50c
Sons, 4'A% pfd.
Co., Ltd.—
Increased quarterly
Lucky (Stores, Inc. com. (quar.)
Industries—
(accum.)
Service, Ltd.—
preference
preference
preference
preference
1
;(quar.)
Co., common
B
Lowenstein
9-18
;79c
(final)
Common r (increased
1
10-
:6%
9-20
10'- 1
-101
35c
,
t
Michaels Brothers _'i
^9-26
$1,10 3-10-48
common
preferred
preferred
Lowney
9-18
$1.50
Precision
(P.)
Angeles
5%
11-10
_,
preferred
10-
10-
t25c 1-31-48
Hotel—
MOc
1
10-15
Co.—
preferred
Michigan
10-15
,
8
,
preferred
5%
JtalOrArgentine .Electric. Co.—
Jamaica
,10-
$25c
j
<•
9---10
-
-
$1.10
(quar.),
Taylor,
Common
9-15
.12-
;$6,preferred .(quar.)—„
Jack
1
10-15
$1.75
Louisiana Power & Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)„_
Louisville Gas & Electric Co. (Del.)—
Common A (quar.)
,:9-15
$L62ya
Irving (Trust Co. (N..Y.) (quar.)
Island Greek Goal, common (increased)—
shares
1
11-
(quar.)
Louisville Gas & Electri" Co.
_
.tAmerican
10-
;
<9-10
>10-
$1.25
(quar.)
Food
'•Extra
v.9-24
-
$1
Disintegrating Co., Inc.—
Miami
9-10
1
20%
(guar.)
Angeles Investment—
Los
9-30
,,$1
&
7%
9J5
—
Inc.
Lorillard
9-15
10-15
t
■*
1
37%c
—
Baltimore
Lord
9-16
1
1
175c
—
1
10-
(qufir.)__
Chain
,2nd ((preferred
Los
Investors (Royalty, common .(s-a)
48% preferred, (s-a)—_—
Iowa Electric Light & Power Go.—
:6 % preferred C (accum.)
;6%% preferred B (accum.)—
,7%
preferred A (accumJ
Iron Fireman Manufacturing ,Co.~ .(guar,)—
10-
37%c
Loew's (Marcus)
Theatre, Ltd, Jquar.)
Lone Star Cement Corp,
(quar.)
Longines-Wittnauer ;Watgh Co., com. (quar.)
$1.20 conv. preferred (quar,)_
9-15*
10-
25c
preference
(quar.)
Investors,Management Fund, Inc.—
Extra, j.
5
$1.50
convertible
—,
9-
$1.20
.
America
shares
9-30
$1.25
•.
»9-19
;2&c
preferred
Steel
Extr?i
Locw's,
5
43 %c
(quar.)
Investment; Foundation, Jjtd.—
Investment
9-
6Cc
_
Co.
9-30
75c
—■---
8%
Locke
9-15
75c
—__
,10-1
62 %c
_
Pi^e Co., common
preferred (quar.)
8%
2
$1.50
$1
_
9-20
;96%c
pfd. ,(quar.)
(Ind.)—
Joint
Co.
Metropolitan Edison Co.;
<12-22
;J0-
——
Special guaranteed
Original capital
Original capital
2
_
1
12-31
50c
——
.
9-19
9-30
$$1.75
——_—
'
1
9-30
11-
—
International Silver Co. 7% pfd. (quar.)
Interstate Bakeries, 4.8% pfd. (quar.)
Interstate Company, common—
5% prior preferred (quar.)
Interstate -Department Btoies
(quar,)—
Interstate Telephone Co„,$6 pfd. (quar.)™
,
9
Lock
(quar.)—
preferred
6%
9-
1
Nickel Co. of .Canada, Ltd.—
7%
,10-
9-30
$1.06 »A
Products
Thermit Corp.
4 % %
'
9-18
10-10
(quar.)^
i
j,
-preferred
Metals
-
12- 4
•
He
new common (initial quar.)-,-.
Lipe-Rpllway Corp., $1 conv* pfd. (quar
Lipton (Thos. J.), Inc., 6% pfd. (quar.)—
..Little Miami RR.-f'Special guaranteed (quar.)
9-19
10-
$1
12-11'
,25c
—
&
9-30
$3
Quarterly
Lion Qil Co.,
9-15
9-18
>9-30
(incrd.)I
Glass
Metal
?9-30
25c
7%
9_i9#
-
10-10
(accum.)_
Machine
7%
10-15
=10-15
30c
—
—
A
Quarterly
Metal
9-10
50c
$1.12%
9-19
10-
40c
1
5
50c
,175c
(quar.)
10- 1
"\
—
(quar.) :
!
preferred (quar.)—;
,10-
11-
25c
9-15
Chemical Corp.—
.Common
11-15
t
Mesta
Casualty Insurance Co, of Tennessee—
Stock dividend
10-1
1%%
Merck-& Co., common
(quar.)__<_^^__^_^
3%%
preferred '(qpar.)—
Meredith Publishing Co,
(quar.)
9-17
$1.25
(quar.)_.
1
9-30
1.
9-30
-9-30
87c
Merchants ii Miners Transportation Co.—
•
9-19
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.
10- 1
10-15
_
preferred (quar.)—*——
1
7% preferred ($5 par) (quar.)
International Ocean Telegraph (quar.)—
1
—
10- 1
25c
1
'
8-22
\,
1
J25c
;(accum.)—
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
Life &
1
10-
,25c
(quar.)—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco,
r
25c
(quar.)——$1
Industries, Ltd.—
Common A
(quar.)—_—
$40c
4 % %
preferred (quar.)
$$1.12 Ya
International
B
1010-
—
preferred (quar.)
:9-30
30c
________—.
9-22
Brothers, Ltd. (quar.)
■Quarterly
*
Liberty Loan Corp., class A (quar.)
10-1
Metal
International Minerals &
4'/2%
$75c
2%c
—-—
International
Investment
9-18
9-30
International Harvester Co.
$4
,
common
10-20
35c
<
7% 'preferred .(quar.)
;
Merchants Bank of New York
-Extra _L_"
:
9-19
.
class
common
i
:
Mengel
Company
Mercahti^ Stores
9-30
10-15
Lewis
;
Internationa) Cellucotton,Products
11--20
;
Leich (Charles) & Co. 7%
Lepox Water Co. (quar.)
9-20
m
$1
(quar.)
&
Extra
50c
9-19
30c
1
•
'
10-15
5c
Corp.
1
10-
•11-29
62 %c
-
3.85% pfd. (quar.)
prior pfd. (quar.)—
10-
_
■4%
9-26
1
2
preferred
Megowen-Educator
.
>9-15
11-
10-
>
<
-9-16
&
(quar.)
10-
9-18
10-1
11-30
Ltd.-—.
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
convertible
4'A%
10- 1
10-2
,
& Sons Co,,
10-
<.9-15
43 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Mead Johnson
9i-15
?
10-1
;5c
17c
-—
$10c
50c
9-30
50c
——
(quar.)
common
;9'-15
1
1
1% %
preferred
5%
_
—^
1
1010.-
10c
$1.50
preferred
B
McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co.,
10-15
'
9-30
—
,$12%c
_
—
_
Co.,
preferred
Lehman
11- ;1
62 %c
pfd.
Co.,
Qil
9^30
'
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9,-15
10-10
(interim)
—
7%
$4
-
.
conv.
10-
12 %C
1
McKee (Arthur G.) &
Co., class B
McKesison &
Bobbins, Inc.—
-
-
12-22
50c
Lefcourt Realty Corp.,
9-f 5
9-30
t$l*25
v
Co,, Ltd.—
(quar.)__
Lees (James)
5
,
(quar.)_.
&
Extra
5
9-30
Shares; Ltd.—
.JBank Group Shares, class A
Inter-City Baking C.o., Ltd. (quar.)
luter-Ocean Securities Cprp., 4 % pfd.: (s-a)
Interlake Steamship Co.
(irreg.)
International Bronze Powders, Ltd., com—
6%
participating preferred
(quar.)——
International
Button-Hole
Sewing Machine
..
Leath
$2.50
—
Institutional
Extra
1
,137%c
_
(quar.)
rlhdustrial Bank pf Commerce Xguar.)__
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.. (quar„)__
Ipglis (.John) Got,. Ltd. (.interim)—-——
Inland Investors (interim)
>Co.
2
10-15
10-1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
10-
37%c
=$1
—
————
12-29
,10-1
t25c
(quar.)
8
10c
(initial)
(quar.)
preferred
McClatchy'.Newspaper,
Class
9-22
20c
Electric Steel Co. (quar.)
Lawyers Title Insurance, 6% preferred (s-tR)
Lawyers Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Le Roi Company (irreg.)
4
-
15c
(quar.;
Co.
,convertible
McColl-Frontenac
9-20
<9-29
7%c
(quar.)
$2 class A (quar.)
,
,,
pfd. (quar.)
(quarO
Paper
8
'9-
10-18
Co., class -A_
Manufacturing Co.,! com
4% preferred (quar.) _;
;
McCord Corp., $2.50 pfd.
(quar.
McCrory Stores Corp., common (quar.)
; $3.50
convertible preferred (quar.)
McFadden
Stores, Inc., class A
,9-20
1,
<10-
'
$1.50
$1.75
Latrobe
9-
1.
10-
10- 1
$1
(John A.)
B
<
9-23
;40c
& Sessions Co.—
Class
9-30
$$1.50
Langley's Ltd.,' 1%
-
,4%
preferred (quar.)_
Indianapolis Water, 5%,preferred A
Industrial,Acceptance Coip., .Ltd.—
•
9-25
'
•
<9-30
$1.12%
.$1.21%
& Sons,. Ltd. (quar.)
Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc.—
8-12
9-30
11-1
15c
,
&
9-
9-30
20c
&
-
9-15
$3c
Ltd. .(interim)—.——:
Mines,
Landis, Machine
9-16
_
Indiana
■
10-31
10- I
,
10-1
t25c
John rPower
9-30
.
—
——
Co.*
5%
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$1.75
preferred ' (quar,)
Factor
When
Share
37%c
McBee. Company, common
(quar.1-)
6%
1st preferred
l quar.)
V.
25c
f
conv.
7 %
McAleer
9-12
r
,
.
Light Co—
preferred
$2.50
8-12
3%
25c
40o
—
& Michigan Electric—
<4%% preferred (quar,).._,
-Indianapolis Power & Light—
Common? (increased quar.)—
9-24
;
Lambert
Z*
9-30
(JchrJ,
Lamson
3*
tlOc
—.
.-,9-12
:9-30
—
—
Mfg. Co
University
Ltd. (quar.)
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd.
Lang
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
•Ordinary
(interim)
__———
9rl2
Quarterly
7
11-
1,5c
———
6% preference
(s-a)_
Incorporated Investors
10- 1
10-1
$1
(quar.)
Extension
Extra
10-) 7
1.1-20
2nd
Labatt
9-16
1
15c
—
__——
>9-24
8-29
.
preferred
La France Industries, 4%
■
Extra
10- 1
10-1
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel
.
40c
—.
Co.
9-30
-50c
62%c
Paper; &
Zinc
Kroger Company
6% ilst preferred
-;9-19
—
Color; Ccrp
Illinois 'Power Co. com. (quar.)
.5% conv.; pfd. (quar.)
Illinois
9-25
9-15
9-30
——:—
(quar.)
<9-30
$1.50
Kroehler Mfg. Co., 4V2 % preferred A (quar.)
4%% preferred A (quar.)
Lake
(quar.)
Illinois >Bell Telephone (resumed)
•Illinois; Commercial Telephone—
,
8
9-19
$$1
$1.25
$1.28
$1
50c
—
Ideal Cement
10-28
*
Koppers Company, common
4% preferred (quar.)
9-20
10-
20c
$1.50
-
.
I3c
Knapp-Monarch Co.,
(quar.)
Co.
Humberstone Shoe Co., Ltd.
9-17
,9-17
Kirkland Lake Gold Mining Co., Ltd. (irreg.)
common
5%% preferred (quar.)——
:Howe Scale, 5% preferred (S-a)_
Howe Sound Co. (quar.)—
v
9-30
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)————
preferred
9-30
50c
62%c
(quar.)Gas,
9-30
9-30
10c
9-30
9-20
1
•
Max
$112%
10-15
.»
9-20
f?9~30 "
2nd
10-15
10-
i Name
of Company
Mathieson Alkali Works__„
,!8-29
50c
93%c
(increased)-
com.
1
9-30
75c
convertible
Per
■'
9-17
<50q
(quar.)
preferred (quar.),
4%% preferred Uquar.)
Kingsbury Breweries Co.-(quar.)
King-Seeley Corp.—
5% .convertible preferred
(quar.)
56 %c
50c
—_
corp.,
3%% preferred
1
10-
25c
Kerr-Addison, Ltd- (interim)
;
Keyes Fibre. 6% prior preferred (quar.)—
Klmbetly-Clark Corp., common (quar.)—^
Houdaille-iHershey Corp.—
.
35c
-
;Speclal
Kerite (Company
.Special
9-20
1
10-
Monday, September 29,
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$1.12%
iK6nnecott iCopper CO, (quar.)
9-23
When
Share
(The)
<Co., 4'/2% preferred (quar.)
Kendall Refining Co. (increased)__i_
9-12
10- 1
50c
(quar.)
Kendall
2
$ljl2%
$2
t!2%c
$1.50
-(Prank)
Hotel Gibson
10- 1
,
*„
(N. J.)
9-
<9-30
36c
$1
*50o
12c
Hoover Ball & Bearing (quar.)
Hoover Company, 4%% .preferred .(guar.)___
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd
Hollingsworth & Whitney $4 pfd. .(quar.)—
Holmes (D. H.) Co., Ltd
CHRONICLE
.
Per
'
Name of Company
<?
FINANCIAL
Holdert
When
Per
&
10-
1'
9-
5
50c
10-15
9-30
$1.75
9-30
9-15
$1
10-
1
9--20
25c
10-15
10-
20
10-30
:$-2o
$1
9-30
9-15
2
Welding Machine—
(quar.)
Enameling & Stamping
(irreg.)
Volume 166 -Number 4633*
4
>
Share
•
-
•
,
pref.
(quar J
9-30
■"
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9-13
*
10-
1
9-13
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(quarT)""—"""
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10-
1
$1.12ya
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mriwX::::::::
25C
Telephone & TelegraphHampshire Fire Insurance (quar.)
&
Watch
1010-
1
25c
quar.
State Electric- &
9-22
$1
Trust
Common(J J
Newport
5%
1
9-10
$1
10-
1
pfd."(quarjl
1st
preferred (accum.j__!_!
Wire Weaving Co., Ltd.
Nicholson File Co.
8pecial
(quar.)
Chemical
North' American
New
North
Judd
for
Gas
North Star Oil.
Northern
'
4%
Old
'
9-11
9-11
10-
1
9-20
preferred
$1
(quar.)I
Corp.,
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
t25c
10-
1
$1,10
$1.12%
10-
-Participating
Ontario
.
conv.
&
10-
1
1
9-10
10-
1
9-21
10-
1
9-21
'
97%c
10-
1
'~"
30c
10-1
10-15
9-30
$5
10-
1
10-
1
9-19
$1
9-30
9-30
9-16
.—_Z77'
25c
9-30
$2
(quar
F_
1
$25c
Gas
common
Electric
Pacific Public Service
Pacific Telephone &
/preferred
Peninsular
Common
"
*$1
-
$1
preferred
Penney" (J.' C.)'
(guar.)
(quar")""-"
Z_Z_~~
•
(quar.)
(quar,)
10- 1
10-
.
1
10-29
10-
9-
10-
1
50c
'
37%c
(irreg )
Co., com.""(quar V"~"
__
—
1
_________
Co._______J__"__l_/_/_f~~iJ
9
1
29"
50c
preferred
(quar.)
Corp." (quar.)i»_
Reed Drug Co., .class A
Class
Reed
B
Roller
Bit
Brothers
Knitting
Reliable Fire
Reliance Life
10-
9-12
1
Reliable Stores
Reliance Electric &
$2.10 convertible
9-24
10-
1
9-25
9-19
9-30
9-15
Reliance
3V2%
Mfg.
Corp.
Co.
Remington Rand,
$4.50
Renfrew
•
; ■
preferred
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
.
1
5%
1
Co.
10-
9-30
10-15,
8-29
10-15
10-
10-
76C
"50c,
Selected
10-
(quar.)
3Cc
Sharon
8-29
Sharon
9-18
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
10-
5
10-
I
10-15
10-
1"
9-12
1
9-10
1
General,
1
9-30
9-18
■
\
•
-
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-20
9-
5
10-15
9-30
10-
9-12
$1.25
9-15
1
8-30
10- 9
9-18
10-
1
9-12
____
$1.75
10-
1
9-12
20c
10-
1
9-15
8%c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-13
7%c
10-
1
9-13
9-30
9-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
1
9-
T25c
(quar.)______
10-
1
9-15
li-
3*
$40C
12-
1
35C
10-
1
9-25
9-30
9-25
75c
—
40c
9-12
11-14
1010-
9-19
10-
9-19
"-
Oil
&
10-
1
i
9-24
9-12
1
X'
(quar.)__
15c
9-30
——-
62 %c
9-30
$1.50
9-30
9-16;
$1.75
9-30
9-16
$1.13
JK
9-22
9-22
B
,
B
\30c
30c
■
,
1.
10-
9-15
9-13 /
.
1
9-18
10-1
$1"
50c
9-20r
9-30
10-
"XO- 1
9-23
9-13
9-30
$50C;
(quar.)
10- 2
9-
2
15c
10-
1
25c
10-
1
9-15
59 %c
9-30
9-15
31 %C
—
common_!_!_
10-1
9-24
9-20
$20c
11-
1
'—
(quar.),—
(interim)—
$$1.75
10-
1
10-10 1
9-10
35c
9-30
$20c
9-30
8-29-
9-29
9-19
5c
9-19v
$15c
10-
$10c
!—____—
Dairies,
(quar.)
10- 1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
1
9-15
Ltd.—
,_!.
$$1.25
15c
10-2
9-23
13%c
10-15
9-30
25c
.!___.
(quar.),
11-15
10-15
Pattern Co.—
5%%, convertible preferred
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
'
.
Skenandoa
Rayon, 5% prior (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
1—_—
& Zook (quar.)
—_!_!—
(A. O.) Corp.—,!
(L. C.) & Corona Typewriters———
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
—
$1.25
10-
$1.25
10-
$1
9-
9-15
9-15
9-
9
25c
11-
10- B
50c
10-
9-15
Common
$25c
10-30
4%
$50c
10-20
9-30
10c
9-30
9-10
15c
10-10
9-27
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—,
Tool & Engineering
(irreg.)
Society Brand Clothes, Inc. (quar.)————
Sonotone Corporation com.
$1.25 conv. pfd. series A (quar.)
Snyder
—
Sorg
Paper
Co.,
South
American
South
Carolina
5 %
preferred
5%%
Gold
pfd.
&
Electric
(quar.)
Platinum
&
5c
31 %c
9-30
9-30
9-
2
9-30
9-
2
$1.38
Co.——
10-
1
9-15
10c
10-
2
9-18
Gas* Co.—
(quar.)
62 %c
!
9-30
9-19
11-
1
10-17
25c
9-30
$1.12%
10-15
$1
9-30
9-16
$1
52%C
South
South
(quar.)
9-30
9-16
Penn Oil Co.
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Water, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
South Porto Rico Sugar, common (quar.)
—
—
(quar.)
87 %C
(initial).
1
(quar.)__
(quar.)
10-
1
9-
2
25c
10-
1
9-
9
South West
$1.12%
com.
10-
1
9-
9
Southeastern
10-
1
9-10
J15c
62 %C
common—.
.'
9-30
9-10
15c
11-1
10-15
8 %
Southeastern Investment
$5
$2
preferred ■ (quar.)
Pennsylvania Pipe Lines
Greyhound
1st
Southern
preferred
Advance
Lines
(irreg.)
(quar.)_—_
Trust, Inc.
Atlantic
Telegraph Co.
10-15
Southern
12 %C
12-20
12-10
11-15
10-
1
9-15
12-
1
11-J.T
$1.25
10-
(-s-a)
1
9-15
9-30
9-12
9-30
62 %C
r-4 O
$1.75
10-
9-12
•-»
9-15
1
9-20
Southern Bleachery &
68 %C
9-16
50c
40c
55c
(quar.)
——
1
1
20c
—-
& Paper
9-30
9-16
10-
(Ky.)—
(accum.)
Bag
Extra
15c
11-
7%
&
■'
Canada, Ltd.—
Western
Oil
'
'
—w
Simplex Paper Corp.
Simplicity
9-20
,
_
(quar.)
preferred
9-13.
; 9-15
'
(quar.)—1—!_—
Corp.,
1
9-30
'
10c
"
Association
9-15
9-16 <
.
9-30
-
$1.25
(quar.)__:
'
9-15
1
10-
25c
/• 25c
.(initial).
Products
10-
,10- 1"
$1.12%
——__!
Gas
10- 1
,
$1.25
$1.37%
.
Silverwood
Smith
:
10-
Railway Co. ——!—
Steel Corp.-—
_—
W'ater & Power—
preferred
Smith
9-20
35c
37%c.
Optical Co.. (quar.)_
Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
Sick's Seattle Brewing & Malting Co. (quar.)
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Sloan
9-10
10-10
•
Sick's
5%
10-17*
10-
———-—
Shawmut
7%
1
1
12-
15c
Shuron
9-12
11-
11-
10-
,
Common
9-20
10-10
11-29
9-20
91 %C
pfd. (quar.)—
.____!!:
$6
(quar.)___
Shefwifi Williams Co. of
9-20
1
83 %C
preferred .(quar.)
Sheraton Corp. of America—
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
10- 1
10-
50c
4%%
1-1-48
9-10 /
1
25c
Corp., com.
A (quar.)—.
Corp.
T
1011-
$10c
'
(quar.)
preferred- A
Smith
'
10-1
50c
$20c
10-
9-12
50c
;
10-10
9-30
10-
C
9-15
Mo- 4
9-20.
10-10 !
Shellmar
$1.18%
9-10
'
37%c
Co., common (quar.)^—_
(quar.)—________—_
8-29
1
12-13
9-15
1
9-30
7 $1.25
(quar.)_
com.
9-12
•
5%
:____!
10-
.'"Vic:,
(quar.)
9-30
10-
>
1
1
.25c! :10-15
..
—
Industries,
Extra
1
8-29
60c
12-20
10-
9-12
$1.12%
preferred
$5.50 pfd. (quar.)——
Servel, Inc.; $4.50 preferred (quar.)
Services, Inc. (initial)^———
Shaffer, Stores Co., common——_!!
5'% preferred (quar.)—!
9-30
1
5
9v
10-
'40c
..
Rubber Co.—
4%%
prior preferred
(quar.)—
5% class ,A preferred (quar.)—
;
•
9-15;
1
1
9-22'
9-15*
$1.10
——_—
3.35%
B
preferred
9-30
10-
9-22.
1
9-30
tfi-o.T.
(quar.)——
SeiberlUig
■'
; ii-i5
10-
9-22
10-15
50c,'
-
Commercial
$7 preferred
1
■
(quar.)
;
$$3
50c
—_
(quar.)
Finance
preferred
Sinclair
(quar.)
Republic Investors Fund—
6%
preferred A (quar.)
6% preferred B
(quar.)__—_—_______
preferred
7
_
Electric,
Securities
,10- 1
Engineering—
Republic Petroleum Co.,
9-30/
/.
—
preferred
Seaboard
9-19
-.
9-15
5% %
$1
9-12
10-
50C
9-22
Motors, Inc.
9-30,:
1
$1.50 preferred A
10- 4
50c
12-15
9-10
5
93 %c
1
9-30
—
50
.'
10-
2-5-381
11-
87 %c
:
A
1
11-
———i.—_>———_
$4.50 Series A preferred
4%
(quar.)___
Textiles, Ltd. class
11-
———
9-19*
10-
9-15!
10-15
(quar.)___
10-15
10-
9-237
1
10-
$40c
—
common
(quar.)
ShaWinigan
(quar.)
,10- 1
$25C '
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund—
New common (initial)—,—
75c
1-1-48
2-15-48
Co.
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
9-20
$1.50
Reo
b;
_____—_
Works,
Seaboard
$1.25
9-18/
9-iS^
,
9-17
$2
(quar.)
10-
10!
$1.25
Co.—
■.
9-15
25c
1
11-
—_—^—_
& Pacific
10- 1
30c
pfd.
new
/
1
•
$1.75
__:
(quar.)—
(quar I
Inc.,
25c
9-16
Ltd.—
10-15
10-
9-10"
10-
/.."$i
10-
50C
9-10
9-30
"
Shamrock
(quar.)___
*
(Illinois)
$$1.75
9-20
' 50q
9-10,
9-30
•
9-12
-
10-
11-15
;
Manufacturing
Class
convertible preferred
1
1
1
$3
preferred
1010-
115c
Stockyards-——,—
Shaler Company,, class
preferred
9-15
9-10'
$1.12%
1
$1.25
Insurance
10-1
9-24
$$1.75
"
;
Insurance
9-30
1
10-
25c
9-29
1
non-cum.
10-
110-
$1
r.
9-30
*1.60
9-10
25c
Scranton
10-
v
1
9-19
.
9-15 !
10-
10-15
/•"•
Co:—
10-
'
—
Water
Jose
v
30c*
$3.65
30c
(quar.)
Mills, Ltd.
9-10
Scovill
.
Co
Reeves
9-15
1
9-19
30c
(quar.)
1
10-1
9-15
10-
35c
(quar.)__
prior preferred A
9-15 1
10-
9-25 i
1
,10-
\
T_
7%
Regent
"
25c
5%
9-15
1
1
30-
$1.16%
i__
•
1
10-
4%%,
•
—___
preferred
10-15
10-
9-29
250
preferred
9-30
10-15
60c
convertible
10-
Schuster
(stock; dividend)—
stock for each
3%%
9-15
15c
(quar.)
com,
Schulte Real
-
:
-
&" Gas
preferred
Reece
-
9-18
9-18
Y.)—
common.____-__.____;
9-15
10- 1
50c
(N.
(quar.)___"___:
9-18
$1
50c
Co.
(quar.)
9-29
2%c
15c
,
6
Mills, Ltd.,
(accum.)
National
Class', B
9-25
$1
4% 2nd preferred (quar.)__
Real Silk Hosiery Mills—
9-15
10-15
20C
~
65c
$1.50
$1
__
,r
2ftc
10-
$2.40
4%%
3
9-3
'10-! 1
5c'
:
Co.
1
10-15
preferred-
I,/'
3"'
$1.25
(accum.)——
9-30
Inc.,
10-
$1.12%
pfd. A (quar.)
50c
Purina
20c
—
9-15
'
1
convertible
10-
_
New Jersey—
Reading Company—,
2
10-15
$35c
_
(reduced)
:
9-
9-23
$1.25
preferred (quarF"
preferred (qunr.)
Telephone
(quar.)
preferred
1
9-23
•,
Telegraph
Transportation
10-15
10-
Inc.,
Raytheon Manufacturing Co.—
10-15
11-15 '
9-30
"~
•
(quar.)
Chemical, 5%
11-15
50c
(quar.TZ
(quar.) _Z
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—
4% preferred
(quar.i_____
Parmelee
9-15
9-30
)~
Page-Hersey Tubes; Ltd.
Peck Stow & Wilcox
Peerless Cement Cjrp.
1
•
9- 5
1
10-
,
9-20
9-30
}3c
(quar.)
pfd.
10-15
$1.25
____—
1st
50c "
$1.25
Sanger : Brothers, Inc. (quar.) !___—
/San-Nap Pak Mfg., 70c pfd. (quar.)——_
Savannah & Atlanta Railway Co.—
5% preferred (qUar.)_—_____———
Savannah Sugar Refining Corp. (quar.)—
Scarfe Co., Ltd.; class A
9-30
9-30
,
1
io-: i
$l%c
$2'
Pulp & Timber, common.,™,.
conv.
Rayonier,
$2
10-
Corp., of America—
Ralston
9-20
9-20
15c
(quar.)
Pantex Mfg. 6% prefwred
Parafffne Companies, 4%
37V2C
2
2
$1.50
Co.'(quar
Co.. (quar.)
Pacific Lighting Corp., $5 pfd,
Park
50c
FquarT
(quar )
(quar.)____!.
Pacific ^Indemnity
.6%
$15c
Cb: (irreg.)__
&
$$1
/
$$1.25
Pacific American Investors $1.50
pref.
$6* preferred
10-
10-20
45c
—
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
,
10-
$$1.75
"
J
10-
t25c
$$1.25
'
preferred
Extra
•9-15
10-20
.
56 %c
pfd.. (quar.)
preferred
.1
$3.50
9-19
9-20
.
10-3'
$75c
(quar.)
9-20*
10-
10-15
(quar./—!——
preferred
Semiannual
9-16
;io- i,
5c.
helfl.
____
1
11-1
50c
"
1
$i
common
10-
*
9-20 /
tlOc
15c
(monthly)-
,
$62%o
$$1.50
Ltd. (quar.__^—
pfd. (quar.)
9-12
$1.12%'
pfd.
conv.
8angamo Electric
9-19
10-1
•
(quar.)
—
Electric
I
75c
pfd.
Semi-annually
9-19
1
2
tlOC
j
pfd~. 7quar.)7777
10-
10-
10^
A
Regis Paper—
San
•
»
9-22
10-
Estate Co.,. $6 pfd. (resumed)
'4
$1-35
(Ed.) & Co., Common————
25c
preferred (quar.)
:!.
$1.06%*
Scott Paper Co.,* $3.40 Rfd. (quar.)—_
85c
(quar.)
Oil
Radio
1
10-
75c
Quaker Oats Co.; common (irreg.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Quiney Market Cold Storage & Warehouse—
9-16
$1.50
'
(quar.)
preferred (quar.) ~
Pacific
9-22
9-10
9-29
,'$1.
Co., 5% convr. preferred
Pyle-National Co. com.
8%
preferred (quar.)
9-19
9-30
Pure
1
75c
conv.
6%
9-19
9-30
30c
'
1777717777
Debenture
Foundry
5
1
20c
-
Common
&
9-
9-30
10-
10-30
6%
9-10
10c
(quar.)
10-
■
10-
tquar.j!^
(auar.)
Lawrence Paper Mills,
St.
"
(quar.)
Puget Sound
8
55c
__
Pacific Car
9-
40c
Steel
Otis Elevator;
9-15
7
Colorado—
of
9-11 /*
$50o
4.40% 1st preferred series A (quar.)*——-./
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Saa
Flancisco Remedial Loan Associates,
9-29
20c
—
share
share
10-
10-21
83 %C
preferred
Extra
$1.25
Co.
1
50c
___—«
St. Louis Rocky Mountain
•
9-10
15c
$5
preferred .(quar.)/,
Publicker Industries, com
l/40th
9-15
10-1.
,10-21
6o
pfd. (initial)
Trust
10-
$50c
com——
Lawrence Flour
6%
9-15
1
50C
Service
7%
9-10
10-
40c
$1.25
Products, Ltd. com
~
7% preferred (quar.)
Ottawa Electric
Railway Co~. [quaiT"
Ottawa
Light Heat' & Power, Ltd —
-5%
9-12
10c
(guar.)
Public
class
7%
9-19
.10^
•
12 %c
___
4%
"
15c
i—
com.
preferred
(monthly)
Service Co, of Oklahoma—
preferred ;(quar.).
Public
9-11 V.
9-10 '
\
tioc
Ontario Loan
8-28 •'
'
9-30
1
10-1
$1
Co.
preferred
0%
St.
1
10-
50c
1st pfd.
preferred
Common
4%
9-20
10-
10c
(interim)
Service Corp.. of
6%
2
6
15c
(quar.)
Apartments,
Gas
preferred
9-18
1
10-
50c
Ltd.
Ltd.
St. Joseph Light & Power, 5%
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd.—
9-15
Ry.—
preferred
9-13;
,10-
10-
60c
9-16
preferred (quar.)—!———— ;
$1.25
Dry Dock & Shipbuilding Co., Ltd.—
4%% 1st, preferred (initial)-——_!— $$1.12%/
St.
(quar.)
9-10
1
Co.—
preferred
St. Louis
..
10- 1
10-
5%
9-12
10-
9-30
53%C
.
9-10
1
■
;
St. John
10-15
■
1°- 1
10-15
$1 4
-
10-
'
9-19
;;
'1''* v<:
$1.50
_
1
,
75c
Industries, Ltd., common—-—:—_
7% preferred (quar.)
Safety Car Heating & Lighting (quar.)—!!
Safeway Stores, Inc., common (quar.)—_
9-15
10-20
.
lO-iO
$1.75
$1.75
Russell
9-3Q
11-1
30c
—
•' ic
■
"
convertible
"
Service
7~%
v
10-15
;
'
—
National Bank &
5 %
10-1
9-30
(quar.)__
Quarterly
Public
9-15
.10-. 6
$1.50
(qua~rj 77.77
common..
preferred
.
$1 25
__
(quar.)__.
Public
9-19
10-15
50c
(irreg.)
Mines,
;
preferred * (quaf.)
Rubinstein (Helena)- class A (quar.)——,
Ruppert (Jacob), 4%% pfd." (quar.)
9-15
,11-1
.
20c
—.
3.60%
&
Cable fiorp.
4'
10-
50c
(increased)
6%
4%%
Mines,
Providence
10-17
1
1
50c"-
Old Town Ribbon &
.Carbon_______,__
8%
1
1010-
$25c
-
(quar.) _;
Colony Insurance (quar.)'
6%
11-
9-30
6%
com~~~~~~~r~~~*""
A
Proprietary
2
10-
$1.75
preferred
Proctor & Gamble Co. 8%
9-13
Public
preferred
Industries, 4% pfd.
Omar, Inc., common___
Dome
Prospect Hill
$2
~
Olin
1
10-15
40c
1
(quar.)'
Electric
&
:'
————
—ii
Car.
East
9-
10-22
$1
(quar.)—
Products
Steel
2
.10-22
93%c
—
Paper
'
9-22
;
*
9-
10-15*
37 %c
—
Co,
9»-20
1
—
:
Electric Power,
Corp. of Canada,
par tic.
& Lambert, Inc.
Preston
Rome
40c
>
non-cum.
Pressed
9-20
1
"10- 1
75c
pfd.
1
preferred
(quar.)
prior preference (quar.)—_____:
Series A pfd. (quar.)
5 %
500
—
(quar.)__
7%
&
pfd.
6
50c
!_7TZI
Company
Omnibus
10-
5%.
4%%
(quar.)
—
Sulphite
Prentiss-Wabers
9-15
Rockwood
9-20
9-30
25C.
Co.
Pocahontas
9-19
25c
"(quarT)""
Service
10-
1
10-1
9-30
62 %c
Chicago
(quar.)„i
non-cum..
10-
$1.75
Potomac
9-12
9-30
28 %c
_!____!__!__
preferred..!
Gas
Creek
Huron
4%
9-12
1
10-
$8%0
$5 convertible preferred (quar.) '
Ohio Public Service Co. 3.90%
pfd.
Ohio Service Ho.ding Corp.—
Water
9-22
10-15
25c
90c
4.40%
'Ohio Finance Co. 4%'%
pfd. (quar.)!,"!5% prior preferred
(quar.) - _!
r—Ohio Leather Co.,
common.
: •<'
10-
50c
pfd. (accum.)___
Co., common________„„Z_
preferred
(quar.)_I
Gear
Inc.
Extra
Pratt
Ohio Edison
Ohio
9-22
1
1
"10- 1
35c
—
Scale,. Ltd.,
Polaris Mining Co.
Pollock's, Inc. (quar.).
Pond
20
Ohio Cities .Water, $6
Oil
9-15:
10-15
_____
2
25C
_____
Water
10-
10-
r
—
2
9-
$1.50
Pneumatic
6%
preferred (quar.)_____:__„_.„„_____
Scotia Light &-Power, Ltd!—
Oklahoma
9-20
9-30
Worcester RR. Co.—
non-cum.
,
fower
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar.)
$5
1
10-
25C
i
(initial, quar.)
9-
1
„
4
9-20
9-30
-
Novadel-Agene Corp. (quar.) _!___!
Noyes-(Charles) Co.—
Ogilvle Flour Mills. Ltd., common
1
10-
Plymouth Cordage Co. com.____——
Employee's" special- stock
Wis-
pfd.Zquar".)"ZIIII
i
9-
1
10-
—
&
50C
$1.25 '
(quar.)*_____!!_—_!_
Extra
'-*1—j—.—1
Rochester Telephone Co.; common (quar.)
4%#> 1st preferred A (quar.)—
.
Plume & Atwood Mfg. Co.
10-15
,•
10-
11-
___________
Extra
Port
_IIZ_ZZ7~~'
_7__
(Miirn.")—"
Co.
;
com.
1
10-
15c
Power
Extra
/ New
1
50c
$3.60 preferred
(quar.)
Northwest Airlines 4.6 %
Northwestern Leather
(quar.)____
8%
Nova
1
10-
50c
,
(irreg. )!!_
(accum.)
10-25
90c
Wayne
(quar.)
Extra
Co.____^
Ltd.
States
Norwich &
10-
„,20c
each
9-25
30c
(quar.)
:
9-10
9-22*
'
"
$1
—_______
Plough,
9-19
liquidat"
share" of
10-10
—
com.
1
Co.
$1.12%
(s-a)
preierred (s-a)
Plainfield Union
-
'
(initial)
Mfg. Co.
Shore
1
11-
40c
one
Power
Mills,
Button
___—
Co
Electric
common
&
North
10-
Car Corp.—
chares held.
North American Refractories-
.
9-15
$5
convertible preferred (quar.)
North American Co. (cash
dividendF—IIII
consin
1
30C
~~r
4,ing distribution of
Cotton
Rochester
$1.50
7%
-
,9-15
J25c
$2
\
1
10-
$i.06y4
__
(Stock dividend) A second
partial
Robinson
9-10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp.—
10-16
,
40-
93%c
(quarTI
9-10
9-30
$1.50
(quar.
1
Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)_
L.) Mfg. Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
___'——
1
preferred
(quar.)——
$2.50'
9-10
10-1
1
10-
Common
9-10
i2%c
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass—
9-30
1.
•'
1
9-i5
10-
■" 10-
(P.
10- 1
(quar.)
Pittsburgh/ Fort
."
9-12
10-10
11-
50c
(quar.)""
Indus~trFes""Fqu~ar7-"~""~
Noblett-Sparks
'
'
$1.50
93%c;
10-
'
10-10;
10-18
90c
Works, 6% pfd. (quar.)
common—!——
Inc.,
3
4
Silk
Riverside
Robertson
$1.25
Co., Ltd.
(quar.).
preferred
Common
.
Ritter Co.,
5
9-20
8-20
11-
'
,
$1.37%
(quar.)
"Co.
15c
:
Common
10-15
1.
EFec.trFZcorpT 3%"%"rpfd/(flimrT"
Niagara
Nopco
11-
4
9-
9-30
$0.1944:
.___.
2nd
&
Water
'
9-10
1
10-22
25c
12 %C,
;
preferred
Brothers
Z 9-30
"
$1.06»/4
4% % convertible preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Bessemer Si Lake Erie RR.—
8
10-
"
Newport Industries, Inc. 4% % pfd/
Niagara Hudson Power Corp.—
•
1
9-
2nd
Richmond
" 10-1
$1.06%
—__
Governor
6%
97%C
pfd. (quar.).
"
10-
1
93%%
Co.
Co
•
v.
Gas—
(quar.)!
Telephone (Ohio), 6%
Newark
10-
7%
Richman
9-22
1
10-
:
25C
(quar.)
,
10-15
$1.50
10-15'
20c
(initial)
Co., Inc.—
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., $4 preferred
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—
'
9-22
1
(quar.) __!„___
preferred
Morris
Pierce
1
9-15
9- 8
10-
$1.31%
(quar.)_
•
9-15
1
10-
37 %c
Phoenix Insurance Co. (Conn.)
(quar.)____
Pictorial Paper Package (irreg.)————"
Piedmont & Northern Railway (quar.)——
'
9-15
10-
>-15
10-" 1
$1.50.
(quar.)
Reynolds Metals Co., 5V2% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, 3.6% pfd. (quar.)
Rhinelander Paper Co.- (quar.)—-5%, convertible preferred (quarO——
Ricq Ranch Oil Co. (quar.)__
:
Rice-Stix Dry. Goods—
"
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
;
10-15*
1
10-1
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
$3.60
9-15
1
1
10-
pfd.
9-ia
10- 2
,25c; ,.10- 2
(quar.)________^
& Brass, 5%%
Association-.
9-10.
10-1
' 25c
,
Bros,
*
preferred
4%
'
10-
pfd.
York
10-
!
/ 9- 5
9-10
56'/4c
(special)
"""
Chicago, &-St. Louis RR. Co".—
(accum.)..
New York Power &
Light—
' ' ,
York
1
,Ur
$ic;
(quar.)——
Philadelphia Transportation Co.
Participating preferred (s-a)_.
Philco Corp., 3%% pfd. A (quar.)
9
$1.18%
6% preferred A
3%% preferred
New
5%
9-20
1
$1,75
PubFicServFce—
T
9-
10- 1
$i.06y4
,
1st
non-cum.
Philip
New York
New
1
9-10
$1.37%
Philadelphia National Insurance (s-a)______
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.— \
9-10
10-
10-1
$i
pfd. (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co. com. (guar.)—.
$1 preference
(quar.)
9-16
10-
;
com.,
Co
preferred (s-a)
preference
(quar.)
$4
9-19
$1
4%% preferred (quarjITT
New York Air Brake Co.
-
1
1
9-30
22y2c
New Jersey Water, preierred A (quar.)
London Northern RR.
(quar.)_________
Rubber
pre.efen.ce
$4.50
9-12
10-
Reymer &
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co., Inc.—
1
10-
,
50c
New
,
"
9-30
1
9-10
40C
.___—
$1
(quar.Z
&
$6
11-1
•
Tire
$5
1
11-
1
10-
$1.50
—
Light, 4% pfd.
f
6%
Co.—
4% % con v. preferred
Mquar.)
New Jersey Power &
.
11-
10-15
$1.12ya
..
Pharis
1
5
9-20
1
,12-
112c
& Electric Association—
convertible preferred (quar.)
Pfd- (quar.)„ZIII
New, Haven Clock
12-
9-12
$1.25
__________
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
(Charles) & Co/ preferred
Philadelphia Co.
9-18
12-1
"~~
(quar.)
11-
1
50c
'
,
10-15
9-30
System (initial quar.f.
N®^,^ngl'ind Qas
3.90%
10-
Co.
preferred
1
820
Mines,
4y4 %
9-18
11-15
25c
$3.50
Telephone, Ltd
'
9-15
1...
Stove
Gold
prior
10-
,
87 %c
_____________
9-12 :
10-31
25c
Sf«, Ingl,an<i Pcwer<
New England
New Orleans
Common
.10-
,
53 VsC
(s-a)!_!:.
5 5ngl.aPd Electric
Extra
1
6%
Revere Copper
Revere Racing
$1.12%
"7
9-19
9-12
10-1
30c
—
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Pet Milk Co., common
(quar.)
4l/4% 1st prefeired (quar.)
Perron
9-15
-
9-30
$1.25
"
25c
-■
—
' JO- 1
35C
Holier^
Share1 Payable of Rio.
77
.
______
Extra
"
Perfection
•
9-20
9-30
50c
Brunswick
9-22"
10-15
10-
t.
9-22"
:
.
10-1
25c
____T
preferred
4%%
9-29
$1.12 V*
Corp./ (increased, quar.)
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper (quar.)_.,_;
Now Bedford
Cordage,: common...
Class B
-9-22
9-29
10c
50c
___
(quar.)
*v*%
1.
Pfizer
10-year preference, (flpal)__7.
4%% preferred (quar.)™,
SiHW Tea ,CoNehi
10-
of Company ' '
,
lOo
"
$5 preferred (quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc. (qiiar.)_
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (increased)—.—
Peoria Water
Works, 7% pfd. (quar.)___—
Perfect Circle Corp.' (quar.)_
9-20
9-20
40C
.
$2
9-30
&
Common ' (quar.)
9-15
1
87yac
,
"9-12
10-10
When
per
Name
Republic Pictures Corp. $1 conv. pfd.~ (quqr.)
Republic Steel Corp., common (quar.)
"
Pennsylvania Telephone, $2.10 pfd. (quar.)__
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co.—
9-15
10-1
30c
National Supply Co.—
National Tank Co.
:
-
/
■<
10-
20c
"
10- 1
10c
Light Co. com
4 % % preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.—
New: 3%% preferred (initial)—
9-15
•
10-1
i5c
: ' ' 40o
"
(quar.)
com.
When Holier•
Payable of Reo.
;
Share
.—_________
25c
0' Deto«r;rinc:-
'
New
1
""""
National Stamping Co., 6%
conv"pid.~Ts-aZ
National Steel Car
Corp. (quar.)
National Sugar
m
8
10-13
,
buc
NcS™„sT,ru.rS)ops
7%
10-
$1.25
.
New
8
9-
1
Pennsylvania Power
•p'-i:
KXa!
,
11-
15 c
.5% preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)-"'
Bearing
9-
9-30
$1.50
,.
12-5
1
9-30,
; i2%c
""
Pennsylvania Glass Sand' Corp.
5% preferred (quar.)
:
9-5
1-1-48
12%C
""
•
(quar"IZIZ
B
F
.
10-1
.
ZF
.
Pennsylvania Co. far Banking & TrustsQuarterly
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp
Pennsylvania Forge Corp.__"_-__—E
10-20
•
10-
J15C
Extra
Per
Name of Company
9-i5''
10-15
" '
National Linen Service Corp.
Common
(increased)______"
Motor
"11- 1
f
20c
___
National
15c
:
t37VaC
Hosiery Mills, Ltd,
Quarterly
;
National Lead Co., common
preferred
10- 1
$ 15c
(quar.
National
6%
Holiert*
Payable of Rec/,
50c
_
$1.50
When
Per
Name of Company .
<
National Fire insurance
(Hartford) (quar.) National Pood Products;___
"
'
National Fuel Gas Col
(quar.)"
'National Grocers, Ltd.,
common. (quar.)
—
Print Works, Inc;—
preferred (quar.)_———
1
;
,
50
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(1208);
.u,.
f.
"
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
5%
preferred
37V2c
4)8%
9-
5
9-30
9-
5
(quar.)_________——
10-15
37 V2c
lU-15
Indiana
Udyiite Corp.
9-30
Union
Asbestos
11-
$1.20
10-15
1
9-30
$2
10-
1
$1.50
10-
1
9-22
Pacific Railroad,
Union
9-15
preferred
4%
Union
9-15
10- 1
$1.25
(s-a)_
Co.
-
^
participating
Patricipating
/■'
—
United
9-20
1
9-20
United
10c
9-30
9-25
9-30
9-25
United
Industrial Bank
United
Light & Railways,
1
1
9-20
10-
1
10-15
9-20
Stahdard Paper Mfg. Co.—
75c
(quar.)_*i
'
•
«<-$l
!
participating convertible preferred (quar.)
9-2<)
10-
t3iy4c
10-
j.iCommon (irreg.)
Standard Paving & Materials,-Ltd.-**
1
1
10-
j3i y4c
8-29
8-29
Radio,
class
Ltd.,
qiass, B (quar.)
%
9-21
Standard
Co._
Screw
—
1
'
jj——
,_r
10-10
10-10
9-21
5%
60c
9-30
9-22
5%
12-10
1 cash
Stanley Works (The]
'stock dividend of
50c
dividend_
share
one,
of
Hart
9-30
12-
9-10
of
Stanley
Worj&s
75c
10-10
9-10
75c
9-30
9-19
(Boston).—
35c
10-15
9-30
Stecher-Traung Lithograph (irreg.)
Stediuan Brothers, Ltd. (quar.)—_—__
75c
9-30
(L.,S.)
Company (quar.)nn—_j__
St^te, Street Investment Corp,
—
25c
Cbmmon
:
Sterling,
Stern
n/
(quar.)
Textiles,
Inc.
&
Stern
4%%
53c
53c
50c
preferred
4%%.
Stop & Shop,
$1.25
4-1-48
$1.25
7-1-48
10-
1
10-
1
(quar.)__
6>
common...........
Sun
Oil
Sunshine
common
12-31
9-25
9-16
$1
1
9-17
$1.75
I-2-48
12-17
10-
9-30
States Gypsum Co.,
7%
preferred
United
States
(quar.)
Securities
10-
1
9-23
U.
1
9-23
U.
S,
15c
10-1
9-22
10r 1
$1.25
$1.25
9-30
12-17
Extra
——
10-
62y2c
(quar.)
U. S.
Plywood Corp. com.
9-10
1
preferred A
preferred
5%
9-15
(quar.)
9-22
U.
8.
Radiator
9-22
U.
S.
Rubber Reclaiming—
$$4.25
10-
1
9-15
$1.12ya
II-
1
50C
.
9-20
11-17
10-
75c-
1
9-10
8-29
$1
10-
S.
9-15
1
8-29
1
9-19
1
9-19
70c * convertible
10-
1
$1.25
11-
1
9-17
9-30
9-15
75c
9-15
9-15
9-30
9-15'
15c
4y2'% preferred (quar.)——
10-
1
9-15
5614c
Ltd.,1 common
—
10-
1
9-15
'
preferred
4y4%
(quar.)
(initial
preferred
Tennessee Products
•
preferred
8%
Texas Company
9-12
1
9-12
Uprpssit Metal Qap, 0%
I
9-12
1
9-15
10-
1
10-
$1.75
8-22
1
$1.02
9-15
y?
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-22
& Chemical—
10c
$6 preferred
Oil
Texbn
&
Land
Co.
>
.
9-10«
1
9-16
9-30
10-10
11-
10-10
(quar.)
1
9- 2
9-20
25c
(quar.).
50c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
9-10
1
1
10-
1
9-15
12-15
50c
4-1-48
3-15
50c
6-25-48
6-15
Thi^it
Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
t25c
-i-.
;
Thrifty Drug Stores, common
25c
■.
■f,
preferred A (quar.)
_i_i. * $1.12»/2
4V*%
preferred B
(quar.)
$1.O0V4
Tide Water Associated Oil, $3.-75 pfd. (quar.)
93%c
Time Finance Co., common (quar.)__i
lc
6%
15c
preferred (quar.)
55c
Timely Clothes, Inc
10-
TipTop Cahners, Ltd., class-A (s-a)_in__Tip Top Tailors, Ltd. (quar.)wi
1
9-30
9-
8
9-10
'
7%
Todd
Toledo
Edison
Co.,
Brothers,-
Toronto
Class
Toronto
Iron
A
Torrington
Traders
iV2%
Co.
Trlao
Corp.
Products
TraiJmobile Co.,
4'/4%
$6 pfd.
(quar.)
1
10- 1
7%
2
(quar.)
-10-
1
9-19
10-
1
9-27
10-
1
$2
-
$1.06 Va
$1.50
10-
&
Co. '(stock
Lothrop,
-
1
10-
-w -
»
v
•*;;
9-2®
1
10-
-
,
9-25
t
$1.12V2
'.
9-19
1
"
9-19
1
10-
$1.25
9-
*.
*
2
.
9-15
1
>
9-30
9-15
■
,*ii
56y4C
$1.50
^
j
.
k
1
9-25
10-31
10-15
10-
pfd. (accum.
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1'
'
$1.75
J,
10c
150c
9-30
9-10
9-15'.
8-30
9-29
:
9-17
$1-75
9.-29
10-10
8-21
t4C
1
—
10-
25c
"11-
1
10-20
12-
1
11-20
1U-
1
15C
To€ne Mfg. (quar.)__
Cat^VCo.—
.
9-20
2aC
25C
_________
;
9-25
10-
.
9-17
*25c
J:-« i
-
10-31
11-10
50c
(quar.)
.
9-20
*
9-30
100%
dividend)
common
'
9-10
25C
—____
Co., 7%
1
9-
5
1
.
•'
25C
25c
preferred -(quar.)_—.—
convertible
preferred
6%
convirtiDle
preferred
10-20
;
1*20
;
4-20
:
7-31-48
7-20
10-
1
9-15
$1.50
37'4c
(quar.)
preferred
1-24
10-31
37ViC 4-30-48
C^poration (quar.)_____
Corp.^4Y2%
"
2-1-48
37%C
(quar.)________
Young (J.Company,' common
7% preferred (quar.)
10-25
1
20c
cotjWrtibla
volnnde
11-
1-31-48
37 V2c
convWtible preferred (quar.)
6%
—__
(quar.)
10-
1
9-19
$1.75
10-
1
9-19
56V4C
(quar.)___
10-
1
,
9-16
'
Less 3qf: Jamaica Income tax.
•Transfeairibooks not closed for this
x
9-15
1
9-10
9-30
10-15
1010-
12-
»Pavable-4n
U
8
funds,
less
15%
Cuuaman
nop-rasioen«
Non-
*i
1
12-10
dividend,
tPayable *fn Canadian funds, tax deductible at the sourca.
taSP tSlfc; resident tax 7%.
a Less British Income tax
resident
1
10-15
10-
5%
Victor
9-
1
9-20
,; $2.50
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Tool
10-
1
9-22
Warner
10-
1
9-22
Warren Bros.
10-
1
9-15
1
9-19
10-
1
9-19
53V8C
10-
1
9-20
9-20
15c
10-
1
9-12
Inc.,
and'iiarther in' Bache & Co.; Frank T. Ryan, President/Sir Wil¬
10-
1
9-12
liam
Stephdnson,
10-15
/ 9-30
10*20
10-10
35c
10-
I
9-16
10-
1
9-13
25c
10-
1
9-19
1
9-19
'
:__■
_—
—;
j„J!
$1.37(4
Pictures
(quar.)
(quar.*)—
333/4c
9-
$0- 3
37 (4c
11-
5
1
1
10-17
1
11-
63Vac
J
15C
J
Co.
Wayne Knitting Mills
75c
9-30
9- 9
Wayne
37 %0
9-30
9-
Weatherhead
Screw
$5 pfd.
-
■'
9-30
!
io-
50c
,
10-
2%C
:
industrialist; Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., former Seta-J
retary of State and former
Chairman, United Stages Stee^ Corp;
'< ;?.i
Yolande Corp.—New Secretary—
-'> ' 1
9-16
i;
'
.
9-23
9-12
1
10-15
Harry Robinson,
Sales Manager, has been elected Secretary,
pssumes
h's new responsibilities
immediately and will continue
duties'as Sales .Manager.—V. 164/p. 2738.
He
his
9-11
1
10-1
$125
(quar.)
the
The full.hoard
9-16
10-
50q
i
Products-Co.
9-16
25c
.
i
Oo.__i_l
9-25
9-30
25c
I-
'
(qv.arj
9-30
50c
MotOr
in
Bickle,
10-17
'
Quarterly
Wayne" Pump
9
9-20
1
"■9-15
(quar.)^
(auarf)
Extra
11-10
1
10-
9-20
9-30
$1.50
Washington .Water Power, common.
Waterbury Farrell Foundry & Machine Co.—
Waukesha
10-
9-20
9-30
9-30
5c
&
B
10-
25c
v
t$l :
9-15
(Continued from page 12)
$1.75
7-15
75d
J
1
■
development in backward areas of the world and in those!
areas
lavaged by the war by mak'ng available the services of out*-"
standing. technicians
and the introduction of modern production; j
methods." This will contribute to a general, raising of living standards
62»/2c
4-15
8-2-48
$1.75
(quar.)
Co., class A
Baking Co., common——
•r.w«•'
industr'al
badk^vard: countries."
1 of: directors of World Commerce Corp. follows: B. W- >
senfer. partner W'lls," Bick'e & Co., Ltd.,-Canada; James "FL •
Cavagnar§;r.^enior Vice-President, Transamerica Corp., Saq Francisco;
William WT'Cumberland, partner Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co., invest-'
mpnt." ha nicer?,
New York;
Daniel A." de Menocal. director French-:>
American Banking Corp.^ former Vice-President the First .National,Banit, .
of Boston^Major-General W l'iam J. Donovan, senior partner Donpvai^ i
Leisure, NeWton & Iri'ine, New York;
'
Also;
Russell- Forgan, partner Glore, Forgan & Co., ...investment
banker?, New' York and Chicago;
Joseph C. Grew, former, ,U, SJ i
Ambasradofi: to Japan;: L. Boyd Hatch, Exequt've Vice-president^ the
Atlas CorjAtTJames D. Mooney, Chairman of the board and President^
Wipys Oyefiand Motors, Inc".; John A. R. Pepper, President/'iBiddle-.
Sawyer Coro:; Johh -t. Ryan. Jr., President. John J. Ryahf Jt Song;
1-15
5-1-48
25c
:i_:
Cp;
Co., class A
10-15
37(4c
Co;, common
Brother?
9-15
11-1./
2-2-48
37 (4c
___*
7%
preferred
10-- I,
$1.50
37y2c
Vulcan
CV2%
9-30
9-20
37 (4 c
(quar_*_*„*_
Ltd.
8
9-17
—
(quar.)_i._'
(quar.)
Coifton,
8
9-
9-27
87(4c
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—
6%~partic. piieferred (accum.)T
T
Virginian Railway, 0% preferred
6%
preferred* (quar.)
8
9-
10- I
10- 1
40c
:
General Corporation and
1
Investment News
9-10
10-1
; $2.50
(s-a)
non-qum.. preferred
(s-a) T.
Chemical Works com.*—
3xh%
1
9-15
1
1
10-
10-
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Dorp.—
mm
10-*
+25c
Ward
j
9-16*
.
-
6%
9-20
$56C
9-15
.
10-1'
^
1
10-
10-
30c
:
i
9-30
15
10-15
$1.06
Common-^fquar.)
12-22
$$1.25
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd., common (initial)-.
;
preferred
(quar.)
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific Ry,—"
1
J.4
io-
r
5
1
1
27C
Verney Mills of Canada 4J/2%
10-
1
9-
1010-
10-
Walker
10-
•
10-
•
9-3®
9-20
1-2-48
5c
9-15
$1.50
\'r
9-15
$1.75
9-15
_____
9-15
I
1
9-30
-$1.25
—
9-27
11-14
(Dallas)—-
preferred.!.
5
9-1® '
-
4„
1
(quar.)
5
9-
1
-
1
preferred (quar.)„
Venezuela Syndicate
3
11-15
10-
20C
(quar.)—,
J
class B preferred (quar.)„_
Wabasso
9-
1
10-
250
(/^
256
preferred
A
10-
(quar.)___
Co.
convertible
non-cum.
Vulcan Mold & Iron
1
10-
02'/2C
pfd.
Common
class
5%
Cl.ass
conv,
•^41.50
5%;
9-23
10-
$'$1.12%
Trinity Universal Insurance
Quarterly
9-
1
10-15
'
30c
A
Monthly
Co.—
10-
(quar. )J-
t
10-22
$1.75
Commonquar.)
12-30
10-
30c
6-15
9-20
Finance
Corp.t
10-15
1-1-48
'(qUar.)
45c
Corp., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Co.—
10-gQf
10-
10-
750
_=___
1
-
10-
12*40
pfd. vtc (quar.)
8% pfd. (quar.)__—
1
9-27
-10-20
10-
11:
60C
25c
1
11-1
$1.25
$5
preferred (quar.)
—
Combihg Corp. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Yale &
9-29
Bakers—___
25c
Tri-Continental
10-31
62y2c
9-15
1
I
Corp.
Sciver (J. B.)
Dutch
*$1.25
Co. (quax'.-)x_-_n_(increased)
i
Mortgage
Towmotor
Van
Kamp's Holland
de
10-10
(quar.)_J,
9-16
10- 1
preferred,(quar.)__
^
Corp;. $3 cohv. prior pfd. (quar.)__
$4.50 preferred (accum.) —J J—_j.jj.__—__
Vulcan Detinning Co.—
*"
Nqw 7% preferred, (Initial <luar.)
10-
2c
1
62(40
U5c
Ltd._
Oir-Co.
-
9-20
9-30
J
25c
(AliinFsteei
Yellow
12-30
J__
Wagner Bakjng Corp., common——
7% preferred (qua).)_
i—_—
Waldorf System. Inc." (quar.)
i_—"
Works, Ltd., common tquar.)_
10-
10-
prior pfd, (quar.)_
Vlchek
9-19
Tpni Bell Royalty Co.___
Tooke
preferred
»
'
9-20
1
1
10-15
15C
9-20
10-
12-
6%
Monthly
Yorx
9-10
1
$1.06 Va
1
'
1
10-
$1.75
(quar.)______
9-16
9-30
11-
1-1-48
$1.12
tlOc
pfd.
9-15
$1.37'4
(quar.)___—_______—
Wisconsin;Electric Power, 6% pfd. (quar.)_
9-29
pfd, (accum.)_____
fl5c
4y4%
9-16
9-30,
66 (4c
1
10-
15c
9-25
10-15
1
•
6%
t7»/2C
_i____
9-
1
$1
—
Wright^H^lgreaves Mines tquar.)
Wrigley (Wm.),:jr. C6. (monthly)
66y«C
7
0%
t25c
-
1
10-
75c
(quar.)—r_
^—
9-10
75c
9-10
10-
50c
Packing Co., common_-_
prefen-ed 'quar.)
Company (Irreg.).
10-
.
9-15
12y2c
(quar.)—__——*—__
& LoYBtt Grocery
6%
9-10
-
•
common
'
9-ltt
12c
9-30
y2p
75C
9-30
______________
1
1
•
$1.50
(quar.)—
Company, $4.25 preferred (quar.)_
Lin&I tnc. (irreg.)
—
Woodward
'
9-30
•
Tobln
;
prior preferred (quar.)_
Utility Appliance Corp. $1 conv. pfd
Common
11-25
1-1-48
50c
;;
9-20
9-30
1012-
$2.50
12-18
10-
10-
25c
7%
5%
9-29
9-30
3iy4c
1-2-48
$1.25
$20c
Wool
Viau,
IOC
50c
;
9-18
Vapor Car Heating Co.—
_
11- 1
„:___i_
______
«;i
1
10-
$1.50
Textron, Inc., $1.25 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Carbon, $5 preferred (s-a)
Mills
10-
$1.75
Thermatomlc
Thomaston
9-15
$1
(quar.)—1„;
Textiles, Inc, com.
■4% preferred
1
50c
'
10-
$1.50
!
Tex'as Electric Service, $0 preferred (quar.).
Texas &; Pacific Railway Co
_i___
Texas Power & Light, T/o, pid. (quar.)_____
9-2$
1
10-
——
9-20
50C
____J
5%
Van
(quar.)
,!»Li
10-10
$1
______
—L_
(quar.)
WoodwaiiSiSQn
$2
44/2% preferred (quar,)
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co.—,
60c class
preferred (quar.)
Utah Power & Light Co
Utica Knitting Co., 5%
_____
2-16-4fl
"
25C
(quar.)
Inc.,
t
$1 25
Woodley Petroleum Co, (quar.)___—hm—_—
Woods Manufacturing Co.. Ltd. (quar.)_—
9-25
$1
Upson Co.
$5c
quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar
1
$1.06 »/4
mi:
B
10-
10-
11-
2-1-4#
2-15-48
11-15
(irreg.)_
&
Wiser
9-IS
£
11-15
75C
_______
9-15
(quar.)l_£
„(quar.)__-.
10-
Tennessee Gas & Transmission Co.—
4;l0%
preferred
B
JO-
25c
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd. (interim).v.
Telluride Power Co.,'7% preferred lquar.)__
s
preferred
4Mj%
4La ^
$5c
•
__
9-15
*10-15
1
9-30
50c
(quar.)__
$6 preferred
10-10
17(4c'J
Upper Michigan Power & Light—
6% preferred A (quar.)
6% preferred A (quar.)
$50c
...
preference (quar.).
Taylor Instrument Cos. (quar.)
11-
tl 25
10- T
25c
(quar.)_
J
Pictures Cc. (quar.)
$25c
(quar.)
'
4%
9-15
10-15
$1.25
10-15
preferred
Universal
9-30
9-30
50c
(quar.
10-15
"
75c
-
....
9-24
31 y4c
—______
com.
1
$17
£—common
9-25
9-20
$50c
Ltd,: .(quar.)
Wood
9*25
10-15
11-
15c
8%
50c
;i_i
(quar,)—
Lqaf Tobacco,
9-35
1
1
9-30
75c
$2.50
.
*
Cyclops S^eel
Universal
10-15
si
*•'•
preferred
9-30>
75 c
(quar.)
$8.75
(quar.)
(quar.)_-
United
Universal
*
9-26
62 (4c
•
2c
Winn
10-20
"87V2C
8-18
1
1
i.
-
____-__r_-___i
Trust: Co,
31-
10- 1
10-
10-
:
,J9-2S
10-15
20c
:
(N. Y.)
i.
NewbJersey Railroad & Canal (quar.)
United Steet Corp., Ltd. (quar.)____—
United Stockyards Corp.—
U.
1
9-30
10-
10c
(accum.)n—
(increased)
Common
•7% preferred (quar.)
United Transit 5% pfd.
1
10-
11-17
5%
$i.06y»
______________
10-10
9-30
25 c
pfd.
10-15
40c
t
10-15
10-30
10-1
—
*
-9-15
1
10c
t$1.40
(s-a)
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.—
$4.50 c6nv pfd. series A (quar.)
Wilson
9-15
35C
Njew $1.40; convertible preferred (quar.)
U. S, Smelting, Refining & Mining-f-
6%
*10-
10-
$1.12te
_
'
9-15
10-15
15c
1
Corp.
1
Oil
preferred
Wilson
9-20
10- 1
10-
Inc
preferred
Wlisil,
10-10
lo-1;
9-15
Stores
Ri^tnr
4V2%
1
dividend).'
10-20
62 (4C
10-
10-
(G.),
:
9-15
93%C
(quar.)—__—r_—1_
10-
10-
Extra
1
9-15
1
(quar.)___—__
preferred
Wiggins Terminal
U. S. Printing & Lithograph Co.—
15c
35c
./
10-
1
10*
(quar.)—
Corp—;
—.Water Co., 7%
pfd. (quar.)____—
Electric 6%
pfd. A (quar.)___
/___
6%
9-15
20c
(quar.)__—
$1.13
A <quar.)i__i_
(cash
.9-18
1
40c
Tamblyn
1
50C
-
10-
9-22!
10-
10-1?
r
Co.—
Ttmd,
AutP
$4.25
9-22
1-2-48
50C
10-15
*
10-1T
•
$35c
Cos.
Ltd;
Mfgr;
Wieboldt-Stores,
9-15
10- 1
,
22 (4 c
Lines,
3%%
10-
50c
(quar.) ni___Ji.jii.i__
Inc.
9-15
1
"
Sylyania Electric Products, common._i____.
$4 preferred (quar.) _i___.xi
....
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
__
Tacony-Palmyra.Bridge Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Common (quar.) £___£—__n
i.-.i__
(James)
9-15
10-
$1.12'/2
$1.50
(quar.)
Will & Baumer Candle,
$5 1st preferred (quar.)_r_jj._____
4V?% preferred (s-a)_
;—
flaying Card Cp. (quar.) ______
S.
10-
10-
Talpett
Wico
8
9-30
10- 1
11-15
Wichita
-
Corp.,
25c
25c
25c
A
9-
50C
50q
*5
—
International
&
Whites
-9-22
(quar.)
common
b-30
11-15
$20c
(quar.)J
conylrtible
Whitehall
9-22
$1.50
9-22
$1.75
25c
A
*
10-ZX
$1.75
—
class
Vtieorge),
Wichita
9-30
y
United
9-15
9-30
43 %C
Superior Steel Corp...
Swift & Co.; (quar.) £___
Class
l-
$1.12(4
10-15
Wheeling "Btefel Corp., ' common^
$5 convertible prior pfd. (quar.)__:
WhltakerT'&ner Co. j(increasert)
*
•
______
Mining Co.
9-C2*
1
56c
Co. of Canada (quar.).l.
-Stock dividend
V/a % ; preferred A
k
2
~
;
9-19
10-
(increased)
Corp.
10-1
$1.75
-J—n—_
U. S. Foil Co., 7% preferred -(quar.)-—
United States & Foreign Securities Corp.^f-- $4.50 1st -preferred (quar.
—i__
$6 2nd preferred (quar.)_j—
U. S, Guarantee Co, (N. Y.)______—_
10-
57c
4Vjf%< preferred
Co.,
$1.75
■
—
preferred
1-10-48
•
$^.50 preferred A (quar.J.1—
Sunbeam
9-19
9-30
—
Sunray Oil Corp.,
1
10-10
(quar.)
Assurance
10-
$i
9-11
"
Stromoerg-Cavlson Co.—
'convertible preferred (quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas, 5% pfd,*(quar.)T___
Sun Chemical
Corp.,' common___.i--._i.i__j.
Sun Life
9-25
9-16
Clothier, $5 preferred (quar.)
Strqwbridge
9-25
10-15
1
i2y2c
9-16
10-15
2
12y2c
6
9-231
1
25c
Wheeling ^T&ke Erie Railway, common.__
4%
prist ilien (quar.)_
5Y2% eontertible preferred (quar.)—_—
"
25C
10c
________
50c
25c
__
—
Finishing, $4 conv; pfd
10-
37 (4 c
—.
1
11-
(quar.)—
Stationery,
Inc.
Wheeler^sgctod
9-16
(quar.)
preferred
Weston
9-20
10-
10-
(quar.)
Weyonbem Shoe
9-23
30c
62 (4c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
a
preferred
5%
3-15
48%c
preferred
WestmoreiSna',
9-23
(quar.)_
pfd. (quar.)
Publishers; Inc.
(quar.)—_
c'.ass A
RR., common
.!___JL
Westmoreland Watei;,
6-15
1
Pacific
5%
5
10-
3
(quar.)
5% prHefied A
Western Tablet &
12-15
30C
com;
11-
JLight & Telephone Co., Inc.—
prefetfed "(quar.)
———_~
5%
9-15
9-
50C
Common liquar.)
11-15
I
Grocer's, Ltd.,
Western
10-15
1-2-48
87y2C
_____
10-
$1.25
10-
(quar.)
Inc.
9-19
-
1
9-201
$1.50
Co.____
Western. Massachusetts
10-15
$1.25
Shoe
7%
12-
10-
common......
(quar.
preferred
9-19
S.
10- 1
11- 1
50c
Electric
5%
9-15
50c
.
I-
Western
11-15
11-1
10-
(quar.)„,
Stores
Department
$1.40. preference
11-15
*
—_—
Machinery, common
6%
preferred (quar.
U. S, Fidelity & Guaranty (Bait.)
U.
1
9-15
30c
(quar.)____
(quar.)——,—__w-—
Western
10-15
1
1
Water Service—--
Western
9
i
12-
no-
53c
25c
Stix Baer & Fuller Co., '7% pi a.- (quar.)___
Stokely-Van Camp Inc., common
5% prior preference (quar.).:—
,
United
&
Western
*
10c
SteHin'g Electric, Motors,
,
9-15
9-30
20c
Sterling Aluminum Products (irreg.
Sterliug
Brqwers. Inc.
Sterling Drug, 3y2%! preferred (quar.)
i
9-30
10-
}15c
Ste£l Products Engineering Co,!:;.—
.
Printers
12-
58y3c
-
10-
$30c
9*15
11-1
9-12
50c
(quar.)_.
Western Commonwealth Corp.,
9-20
10-
0-17
10-15
17y2c
Petroleum, 70c pfd. (accum.)
Assurance Co. (Toronto)--(s-a)____
Western^Bxeareries, Ltd.
7-31
1
9-10
1
—
preferred
Western
9-15
1
Vrr^TSla
$4.50
9-11
10-23
58Y3c
9-15
Starrett
"
participating
United
held____T__
common
10-
10-
58 (4c
preferred
United Milk products Co.
&
1
1
9-30
25c
common
preferred (quar.) ________nJJ____
(quar.)——
5%
1
oVCooley common stock for each 50 shares
10-
16%c
n__——
Virginia Pulp .& Paper
Westates
Y.)—-
(Brooklyn, N.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (ouar.)_—
5 %
Stahdard Wholesale Phosphat & Acid Wks.—
West
Manufacturers, Inc.—
United Merchants &
tlOc
tlOc
(quar.)_,
A
_
10-
t$l
25c
10-
$1.25
9-lQ
.
55c
prior
60c
Stahdard
■
1
9-15
;
t$1.75
SpeclaPTTi_i.
~
-
preferred (monthly)
7%
prior "preferred (monthly)—
1% prior-preferred (monthly
r
6.36%
prior preferred (monthly)
1
6.36%
prior preferred (monthly).
6.36%
prior preferred (monthly)r_
j;
6% prior preferred (monthly)__n___
6% prior preferred (monthly)
:
U!
6% prior-preferred (monthly—
7%
9-30
10-
93%o
—
9-10
10-
$1
9-20
10-
•
&%' participating 'preferred
9-18
9-20
10-
25c
25c
_.
.
10-15
10-1
25c
Illuminating Co
zzr
Fund (irreg. )„.;:..n-:—
18%C
75c
Standard Oi) Co. of Ohio—
y%%
preferred A (quar.):
9-18
$1
Income
United
(quar.)
West
9-26
$ 75c
preferred
1
6%
10-
22*40
—
West PenitlFower Co.; 4*4% pfd.
West TeYds Utilities, $6 preferred
Investments, Ltd.—
Fuel
class:. A
10-
10-31
10-15
A
Electric, $7 class
preferred (quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
Penn
7%
-6%
10-14
1
50c
______
10-
10-31
West
10-14
i
"10-15
$1.75
pfd. <&ccum.)___
Dyewood, Corp., T/o
Fruit Cq. (quar.)
$1
-
1
12-1
f $1.25
li-
-
9-30'
20c
Light,-Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
__2
Micnigan Steel" & Foundry^—
7% prior: preferred '(.quar.)—
1
75c
12-
10-15
1
1
11-
n-1
1
—
7%
9-15
15c
—
9-15
1
10-
West
9-19
9-30
87 (4c
'
(quar:)
(quar.)
United Gas- Corp.
(increased)
United Grafo Growers, Ltd.—
5%
hon-cum. preferred A
tioc
9-30
5c
9-18
9-30
20c
11-
J.—
_
preference
United
9-15
$1
Standard Factors Corp., common (quar.).—
75^ preferred
(quar.)
—
——
Standard Fruit & Steamship Corp., common.
.
10- 8
1
2
8
United
—r-—i—
__n__
10-15
10-
2
9-
50c
•'
Springfield Fire,& Idurine Insurance (quar.)
Sqiiare "D", Company___..___\._____'__..__-__
Squibb (E. R.) & Sons
$4 preferred (quar.)_
—Stahdard Chemical Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)_
5"%
preferred
(quar.)—
_______—
."5fear-end
10-13
12-
$1.13
9-
1
(irreg.)
Snowdrift
West Kootea&ji iPower &
9-20
1
10-
10c
10-15
12-15
75c
-
1
10-
—_—
preferred-(quar.)—____
convertible
$3.50
United Drilll& Tool class A
35c
50c
—
9- 5
10-
1
10-
6uo
common—
—
West Coast Telephone Co., $1.20 pid. (quar.)
West Indies Sugar' Corp.,
(special Interim)
9-10
1
$2
———
(irreg.)
United Cigar-Whelan Stores—
—
2
$1,50
—
(quar.)—
Co.
10-
.
'
10c
Fund
Bond
Wesson
9-22
i
(quar.)
common
(s-a)
Drill
Twist
1
10-
17(40
(quar.)—___
Carbide & Carbon
Union Investment Co.__j
10-15
$1.50
10-
9-16*
10-
3iy4c
&tFIxture Co.,
15c
preferred (quar.)_
Weliingtqn Fund, Inc.(quar.) ____—
Wells Fsflgo & Co.,■ 4 '/2 % conv. pfd. (s-a) __
Wentworth;Manufacturing, $1 conv.' pfd.__^
1
$1
Co.
Rubber
&
Union
'
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher,
9-30
Underwriter? Trust Co. (N. Y.)- (quar.)—_
10-15
u___
.
$1
$1
10-
.
5%
preferred (quar.)
Weeden & Co,^4% conv.
9-22
10-
10-15
—-
15c
United
5%
& Brps.
(irreg.)
1
Weber • Showcase
9-25
25c
:_
i_
Corp.
10-1
37 (4c
9-19
Gas & Electric—
(Dallas)
nn—.—
9-20
1
Holder*
whe*
Payable Of Rec.
Per
Share
Name op Company
9-30
10-
62 (4 c
(quar.)
10-15
(quar.)
:
:——
BJngiqnd Telephone
_
Railway Co., M. & O. stock (s-a >_
Southwest Natural Gas, $6 pfd. A (quar.)__
Quarterly '
Spqlding (A. G.)
$1.50 pfd.
10-15
62(40
—
Holdert
Pavaple of Rea.
$$1.75
—
(quar.)
When
Per
Share
pfd.-(quar.)
t$1.50
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)'
Southwestern Life Insurance
Co.
Underwood
New
Southwestern
Coach
'
\
Co.,'7%
prior' preferred -(quar.)
Twin
y-od
preferred
Southern
Southern
Tobacco
208 South LaSalle Street Corp.
Twin City Rapid TranS.it—
--
9-30
Power Co. /__£
Gas & Electric Co.—
Colorado
Name of Company
5%
37y2c
participating preferred
#%
9-30
270
Southern California Gas Co.—
6% preferred (quar.)
6'% preferred A (quar.)
Southern Canada Power Co.—
Southern
Southern
i
Tuckett
(Qalif.)--.
(quar.)__
preferred
original
4^.32%
.
• 1.
p.y
Holders
When
Per
1
>
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Southern California Edison
Monday', September 29,
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York County Gas
Co_--*-Definitive Bonds Ready—
bonds, series due 19*76, are available
delivery, in, exchange for temporary*bohds at, The' Chase National
Bank of the City of New York, 11 Broad St., New York, N».Y.—Vf, 1C4»
Definitive' first mortgage 3*/4%
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Volume 166
Number 4633
THE COMMERCIAL ft FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
BOND
arizona
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bridge
State
Bpnd ELecuon—The issuance of
(following
bonds,- totaling
.$190,000, will be submitted to the
voters for approval at
an
.
election
scheduled tor. Sept 30:
$100,000
pipeline construction; $40,000 air4
port improvements;
$35,000 sew-:
ers, and $15,000 street
equipment
and garage
bonds.
.
.
mentation.
$275,000
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
by' the City Clerk un¬
til 2 p.m. on Oct. 9 lor
the pur¬
chase of $475,000
bonds,
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as
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bid different rates of interest and
to
bonds
of
the
The in¬
terest stated in the bid must be in
a
multiple of V4 of 1%. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. These
and interest
aft
bonds
Oct. 24.
on
split rates irrespective
maturities of said bonds.
will
issue
of
part
are
of
authorized
an
$445,000.
The purchaser
accrued interest from
County, Bryant Sch. Dist. must pay
(P. O. Fresno), Calif.
\] the date of the bonds to the date
;
Not
Voted—At
tion
held on Aug.
12
$89,000 school; bonds
jected by the voters.
.
50,000 fire apparatus, bonds.
Fresno and
the bonds authorized
at the election held on
Aug. 12.
are
of
issue
an
of
-
elec¬
an
delivered
was
delivery.
at
bonds
the
be
can
will
office
County Treasurer
re¬
bonds
as
be
the
of
soon
the
as
prepared, which is
estimated to be about Nov. 1, 1947.
The bonds will be
approved as to
Kings County, Latonl
Joint School District
The
(P. U.
tion $1,000.
or
Nov.
nomination
Fresno
$225,000 swimming pool bonds. 1
200,000 fire station, construction
These
registered
1, 1947. De¬
Due on Nov.
coupon
Dated
Donds.
j
submitted to the voters at
be
election to be held
fol¬
.
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:
construction
Bonds
bonds.
provement
Bond Election—The issuance of
Smith, Ark.
Bond
lows:
found
.
arkansas
Fort
have
Compton City Sch. Dist. (P. 0.\
Los Angeles), Los
Angeles
I
County, Calif,
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,
which
local
$1,000.
1, as follows: $70,000 from 1948 tb
1951, incl., and $40,000 in 1952.
to be anticipated; but the need
fof Bidders must specify the rate of
some additional facilities has
long interest, which the bonds shall
since passed the stage of argu¬ bear. Bidders will be
permitted to
.the
•
plans
and
support. Since a"
great; many interests have to be
satisfied
by
the
plan
finally
agreed upon* no speedy action lis
.Flagstaff, Ariz.
.
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(1299)
Due ort June
1 as fol¬
1948 to 1966
inch, and $89,000
inch*
1,982,000 airport bonds. Due seri¬
ally on Sept. 1, $78,000 from
1948 to 1966, inch, and $50,000
from 1967 to 1976, inch
1,215,000 library bonds. Due seri¬
ally on Sept. 1, $78,000 frqm
1948 to 1966, inch, and $36,000
from 1967 to 1976, incl.
576,000 auditorium bonds. Due
serially on Sept. 1, $24,000
from 1948 to 1966, inch, and
$12,000 from 1967 to 1976, incl.
500,000 sewer bonds. Due serially
on Sept. 1, $20,000 from
1948
to 1966, inch, and $12,000 frdm
lows:
$8,000 in 1948; $9,000 in
1949; $10,000 in 1950; $12,000 in
1951; $13,000 in 1952; $14,000 in
1953; $15,000 in 1954; $16,000 in
1955; $17,000 in 1956; $18,000 in
1957; $1-9,000 in-1958; $20,000 in
1959; $21,000 in 1960; $22,000 in
1961; $23,000 in 1962; $24,000 in
1963; $25,000 in 1964; $26,000 in
1965; $27,000 in 1966; $28,000 in
1967; $29,000 in 1968; $30,000 in
1969; $31,000 in 1970 and 1971;
$32,000 in 1972; $34,000 in 1973;
$35,000 in 1974; $36,000 in 1975;
$37,000 in 1976, and $38,000 in
from 1967 to 1976,
-
1977.
1967 to 1976, inch
The certificates
maturing in the
1977, inclusive, are
redeemable on June 1, 1957, or on
in
after
the
at
on
to
interest payment date there¬
any
their
inverse
numerical
250,000 park bonds. Due serially
on Sept. 1, $10,000 from
1948
to 1966, iricl., and $6,000 frdm
following percentages of
value, plus accrued in¬
102V2%
if
redeemed
1966, inch, and $6,000 from
.1967 to 1976 inch
order
par
terest:
y
fire bonds. Due serially
Sept. 1, $12,000 from 1948
288,000
1958 to
years
in
legality, by
Orrick,
Dahlquist,
Neff, Brown & Herrington, of San
,
City National Bank, of Fort Smith.
1967 to 197$ inch
1957; 102y4% if redeemed in 1953;
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102% if redeemed in 1959; 101%%
193,000 garage bonds. Due seri¬
build¬
Francisco. A certified check for if redeemed in
ally on Sept. 1, $7,000 from
ing bonds offered on Sept. 15—V.
1960; 101V2% it
$5,000, payable
to
the
1948 to 1966, inch, and $6,000
County redeemed in 1961; 101%% if re¬
166, p. 1098—were purchased by
Treasurer, is required.
deemed in 1962; 101% if redeemed
from 1967 to 1976, incl.
the
Bank
of
America
,;i V
National
in 1963;, 100%% if redeemed in
Trust &
San Mateo
Savings Association, of
Dated
Sept. 1, 1946. Interest
County (P. O.
San
nl964; 100% % if redeemed in 1965; payable M-S. Denom. $1,000. Prin-i
Redwood City),' Calif
FrancisCo, as 3s, paying 5
100%,% if redeemed in 1963 and cipal and interest
Note Sale—The issue of
premium of $25.00, equal to 100.50.
payable at the
$1,000,Only other bidder was the Fresno 000 tax anticipation notes offered 100% if redeemed in 1967, or option of the holder, at the office
County
of the City Treasurer, Atlanta, or
Employees ' Retirement Sept. 23— v. 166, p. 1195 — was thereafter.
Ass'n for 3s, at par.
awarded to the- Bank of America
Principal and interest payable at the City's fiscal agent in New
at the Office of the City Treasurer, York
National Trust &
City. The purchaser mttst
Savings Associ¬
Lake County, Lower Lake
County
ation, of San Francisco, at 1 % in¬ or at the Chase National Bank, pay accrued interest from the date
Water District (P. O. Lakeport),
New York City, at the option of of the bonds to the
terest, plus a premium of $6,800.
date of de¬
Interest F-A.
■"' Bond
Izard
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County (P. O. Melbourne),
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Ark.
Bond
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Election—At
special
a
election
to be held on Oct. 11 the
voters will consider the authoriza¬
tion of an issue of
•
Sale
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—
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County Memo¬
rial
Fresno); Calif.
The $5,000
Bond
.
.
Hospital bonds.
.
Washington County, (P. O.
,
Fayetteville), Ark.
Bond
■
Sale—The
$300,000 2%%
interest hospital bonds offered oft
March 4 were purchased
by, the
Calif.
-
Election
An
—
The notes
issue
of
and
water bonds will be submitted for
california
•
the
.
authorization
at
•
an
held
issue
The present level of income will
be sufficient, if
on
of
bonds to
maintained, - to
remaining $8,008,000
sinking fund bonds by June 30,
Oct.
24
to
$275,000
their
ap¬
County Hospital Dist.
(P. O. San Rafael),
Calif.
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Bond Election—The
produce
toward
their
$5
some
call.
bonds
tion to be held
million
Reserve
issuance of
ftbw
believed
Bond
ducted
extremely
March
the
tion
within
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standing.;
■,*■
as
bonds
are
a
under:
thorized. at
Seph 16.
Bay
1
out-;
(P. Oi\
Bond
■
some
San
,
■
imperative,
;
^
in
the
;
near
r ?5
The various plans differ
future
j-
an
pending
is
voters
the
Ventura
O.
Unioh
Salinas),
•,
election. held
s ).
4.
an
San
Scfu
held
on
construction
•-
Bend
election
coftstructiori
,^^Caiif:-^'-<^',^ ;;.vi
Election^^he issuance of
subrqitted to the voters.for
(P.
Calif.
—
Sept. 16
bonds
OJ
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At the elec¬
an
issue of
not
was
au¬
delaware
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Neuf Castle
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County (P. O.
Wilmington), Del.
.
3 Bond Sale—The issue of
$46,000
iinprpvenient bonds offered Sept.
^/l6?! p. 1195—Was awarded
Ealrd,: Bissell & Meeds, of Wilr
ftttingtori/
1 100:045;
ap¬
l%s, at a price of
basis of about 1.369%..
as
a
r^he bonds
are
dated Oct
1, 1947
serially on Oct. 1 from
1967 incl; .Other bids (all
and mature
1949 to
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$5,000,000 construction bonds will
be
Dist.
thorized by the voters.
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Novembb^ arilissue
Bernardino);
of
County, Simi Valley
Bonds Not Voted
;
Sacranxenio), Calif ?'*
Election—At
will
on
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the
electiop
authorization
Ventura),
tion
Bernardino* Cityy and /High
School, Districts. (P. O.
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makes"" relief
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$150,000 construction bonds.
issuing
bonds will, be; subiftitted. for):
voters- approval.^...
■"v are already unavoidable. The
un-j
.mistakable growth trend on both
Francisco
of
$3,750,000 deep-water port; and
ji that traffic delays at Certain hours
entering i San
O.
Election—At
consider
'
Pajaro
terriiinaK facilities I;
(^,799 vehi-j
July, 1947y* is not excessive
; in
itself, ?it involves morning 'and;
*revening conimutntionrpehks such
bridges
aft
».-'y;
to -be held .in
cles in
that
An
con-^
—
be
Sacramento-Yolo Port District i
vr time.? Although? the
average daily
s«i load on the Bridge
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Calif.
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of
,
District
(P.
Red Bluff), Calif.
.
Bonds Voted—An, issue of $225,r
000 construction bonds ^.was au¬
,'st\ ••'., . \
second crossing have
_■
School
•
construct
miles of the
to
matter
County,
di^cussiohR* for
/■ v;
Plans for
been
10
long
so
the
School District; (P.
(.
Bridge,
High
County, Red Bluff Union
Unified
Au-
forbids? such
in
Monterey
> tority to proceed with the con-'
struction of another span, across
•;vSan Francisco Bay. The present
indenture
scheduled
is
$400,000 water 'bonds.
free
1, 1950, in order to
California Toll- Bridge
elec¬
Sept. 30.
Martinez, Calif.
Election
Pending
election
likely that all outstanding debt of
the Bay Bridge will be called on
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Tehama
Bond
!
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is
an
on
'
funds
of at least $4 million will also be
available if the entire issue is retired at that time.
,It
on
unless
1947
for
l%s) Were: Farmers- Bank of
the
State 'of Delaware,
Wilmingr?
ton, 101.005; Laird & Co., 100.80;
Schmidt, Poole & Co., 100.686;
Francis L du Pont &
Co., 100.25r
widely proval at an election scheduled
in scope and! type,
Bonds Authorized
The Levy
ranging-in cost for. Oct.'23. :
from $91 million to $231 million.
'Court'Commissioners are reported
San Joaquin County,
Van Allen to
have authorized an issue of
Vr^The later figure covers, not a sec-;
School District ~(P.' O.
;»
ond bridge, but a combined tube
$50,000 County Airport bonds.
r..v.c»v», £t*6cktonfc. Calif.
.Si
1
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\ and causeway plan which would
Bonds Not Voted—The
$150,000
FLORIDA
eventually
main-line construction bonds
bring
weTtevn.ot au4
passenger trains into San Franthorized at the Sept. 3 electibn>
Ocala, Fla.
r
cisco. The train installation, whichi
Certificate Offering—H. C. SisSan Mateo County (P. O.
would in itself cost an estimated
trunk, City Clerk, will receive
/
Redwood City), Calif.
$97 million, could be withheld for
sealed bids
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Polk
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J./t
t-
re¬
vtures. The latter plan has recently ceive sealed bids until; 1|, a.m.;
been endorsed by Army and Navy (PST) on-Oct. 7, for 'the purchaseofficials, •' as .against
duplicate of $320,000 not to exceed 6% im¬
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Bond
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tion
Twp. (P. O. Ashton),
Voted^-At
the
voters
a
are
recent
said
ili.
elec¬
to
haye
approved
»
Districts
the issuance'of $30,000
improvement bonds.
road
(P. O. Bartow), Flay,
Chicago, III.
Bonds Voted—At a recent elec¬
Bond
to
the
issuance
to
of the following
be
Election—At
held
an
in November
election
the
fal¬
bonds, totaling $750,000: $600,000
lowing bonds will be submitted .to
Lakeland Sch. Dist., and $150,000
the voters:
Kathleen-Winston
Dist;
School
'"r ■'
$15,000,000 slum clearance bonds.
15,000,000 re-housing bonds.
'r
6,000,000 voting machine bonds.
bonds.
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Special Tax School.
District No. IB (P. O.
Chicago, III.
Bartow), Fla.'
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Warrants Called —C. J. Whip¬
Bond Offering—F. E. Brigham,
ple, President of Board of EdiiSuperintendent Board of Public cation calls for payment on Sep¬
Instruction, will receive sealed tember 19, the following Board of
Polk County
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until 11 a.m. on Oct. 23 for Education Tax
Anticipation war¬
purchase of $90,000 not to ex¬ rants:
K
ceed 3%
interest' school bonds.
Building
Fund,
193T,
N 0 s.
Dated Oct.. 1, 1947. Interest A-O. B-102223 to
B-102232, dated Nov.
Denomination $1,000., Due $5,000
23, 1934.
^
on Oct. 1 from 1950 to 1967 inch,
Building
Fund,
1933,
Nos.
optional Oct. 1, 1957, or on any B-15763 to ; B-15765, dated April
interest payment date thereafter, 12,1935.
;
at par and accrued interest These
Building Fund, 1934, No. B-7041,
bonds were authorized at an elec¬ dated Oct.
7, 1935.
tion held on Sept. 9; Principal and
Playground
Fund,
1933,
No.
interest
payable
at
the Chase P-2325, dated Jan. 28, 1935.
National Bank, New York City.
Educational
Fund,
1946, Nos.
Bidders shall state in their bids E-1628 to
E-2003, dated Oct. 15
the rate
of interest the
bonds and Nov.
15, 1946.
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should bear; The bonds will be is¬
Building
Fund,
1946,
Nos.
sued- subject
to ■)} the; approving iB-5501 to B-6120, dated July 18
opinion of Chapman "& Cutler of and 22, 1946.
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Chicago. A. certified check for 2%
Playground Fund,
1946,
Nos.
of the amount of bonds, payable EP-361
to P-368,
dated July 22,
to the Board of Education, is re¬
1946.
quited. i *
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Free
Text
Book
Fund,
1946,
bids
the
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GEORGIA
Nos.
Bond
Offering
—
B.
Graham
T-587
to
dated
July
Holders of these warrants
were
22,
Atlanta, Ga.
T-599,
1946.
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Au¬
Ashton
A
payable
tion the voters gave their approvar
4
v'
and
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County School
,
anany years, leaving a cost of $134
Bond Offering — W.' H..
V million for the basic traffic struc- gustus, County Clerk, will
time
another
.place is mutually agreed upon.
Sept. 16 the police sta
tion, fire station, recreation build¬
ing and equipment bonds aggre¬
gating $365,000 were authorized.
Marin
submitted to the voters at
should
,
.
held
final
term
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will
to
'
election
an
as
^certified check for $14,000
South San Francisco, Calif.
Bonds Voted —At an election to the City, is required.
$1,750,000 hospital bonds'will be
of
-
mitted to the voters at
to be held on Oct. 7.
an
$26,190,000 will be outstanding;
Heceipts to that date from the
retirement
(P. O. San Jose),
cant.
certificates
livery. The approving opinion. ;of
Spalding, Sibley, Troutman and
Kelley of Atlanta, and Reed, Hoyt
and Washburn, of New York City,
will be furnished by the City, A
certified check for $307,080, pay¬
are
desired on forms which will able to the
City of Atlanta, is re¬
be furnished by the City.
Deliv¬ quired.
ery will be made at the office of
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the City Treasurer on Oct.
Illinois
31,
u ; ,
Valley Water Cohser.
The
legality by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City, whose
opinion will be delivered to the
purchaser without charge.
Bids
Bond. Election—An issue of
$2,500,000 water bonds will be sub¬
\
submit
;
.
approved
1
1949. Serial bonds are not callable
until March
1,1950, at which time
•
.S;-
holder.
be
Only
1947.
submitted for the is¬
vation District
proval.
the
22,
!
Santa Clara
-;
construction
the voters for
the
dated Sept. 10, 1947
Dec.
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Bond Election—An election will
;
be
follows:
was
sue.
oft Oct. 14.
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1
Calif ."*
concerning the above Authority's
holdings,, Heller, Bruce & Co.' re-j
retire
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County, Paramount
Elementary School District»,
(P. O. Los Angeles),
Franc ise o-Oakland
Bay
Bridge Debt—In a brochure pre
pared
on
current
developments
as
'•
bid
pne
Los Angeles
San
port in part
voters'
election to be held
California Toll Bridge
Authority
Early Retirement Foreseen on
are
mature
West, City
ceive
Comptroller, will
sealed
bids
until
12
re¬
required
to
present them
to the
noon
Board of Education, City of Chi(EST), on Oct. 7, for the purchase
Of $15,354,000 iy2 % interest bonds, icago, Room 356-228 North LeSallo
divided as follows:
Street, on or before Sept. 18, 1947,
until 3 p.m. on Oct. 14 $7,750,000 school bonds. Due seri- ,in order that same might be veri¬
the purchase of $700,000 not i
ally $310,000 on Sept. 1 from fied and interest computed so that J
to exceed 3% % interest water and
1948 to 1966 inch, and $186,-
for
sewer
tered
1947.
cash warrants drawn
,
revenue
coupon
certificates.
Interest
or
Dated
J-D.
regis¬
1,
June
Denomina¬
000 from 1967 to 1976, inch
2,600.000 traffic bonds. Due seri¬
ally on Sept. 1, $90,000 from
on
the
City
^
Treasurer may be issued
mont thf»rpr»f
in pay-
rx
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THE
(1300)
Cook
2i/2s from 2.10%
County Sch. Dist. No. 110
O. Chicago 38), III.
reference to the
(P.
Bends
Not
Sold—No bids
writers
were
received for the $500,000 building
bonds offered on Sept 15—v.
166,
1099.
p.
The bonds
dated
are
Bond
Sale—The
road
Bank
merce
Louis,
paying
Trust
dated
Sept.
This
was
The
bonds
14,
1947,
bonds
is
interest
Co.,
are
Bank
of
ex¬
Authorized
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The
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$650,000
water
•
Bonds Voted—At
tion
the
suance
bonds,
voters
of
;
7
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Terril, Iowa
Offering
that
G. Untiedt,
E.
—
$30,000 water
to
the
is¬
revenue
j
report.
approved the issuance of
works and fire station bonds.
nomination
$1,000.
period of 16
date of issue.
Due
years
The date of issuance
said bonds and the rate of in¬
of
received.
of said bonds
Town
Clerk.
The maturity dates
on file with the
are
These
authorized at
bonds
Bonner
Voted—The
a
Bond
Sale
Details—In
connec¬
$111,000
Dated Oct.
for $27,000 as
July 1, 1948 and $500
and July 1 from 1949
our
1957 inclusive.
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be in
not
multiples of -y4 of 1 %, and
more
named
^
Rate of interest to
than
rate-shall
one
by each
bidder.
The
proving opinion of Ross, McCord.
Tee & Miller. of
Indianapolis, will
be furnished* 1A certified check
for $500 payable to the1 School
.
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"Township, is required.
Terre
Haute Park
-
,?.
;
v
$200,000
park improvement bonds was purchased on -Sept. 23 by the Northern Trust Co.. of Chicago, and the
Indianapolis Bond
-
-'
District; Ind.
Bond Sale—An issue of
of Indianapolis,
100.781,..
bonds
Share Corp.,
as iy4s, at
1.11%. The
>jointlyv
basis
a
are
^ $20,000
of
dated Oct. 1, 1947.
13/4s,
op.
Jan.
1958. inclusive.;
1
from
learn
at
sold
of
that
100.03,
1.727%.
a
the
bonds
were
net interest cost
The7bonds
due
are
serially from 1948 to 1959 incl.
Holyrood),Kan.
Bonds Voted—At
tion
the
voters
a
recent elec¬
said
are
to
have
approved the issuance of $120,000
school bonds,
'7 7',..'7
1
Lcoville
School
District
(P.
O.
Leoville), Kan.
Bonds
Voted—The
$45,000. construction,
approved
cent
?
.
issuance
bonds
by the voters at
of
was
a
re¬
election.
Plains
-
School
v
District
Plains), Kan.
(P. O.
Indianapolis.
offered
,
The
the
bonds
purchasers
at
prices
University
T(P. O. Blocmington), Ind.
Publicly Offered—A syn¬
City Secu¬
dicate composed of the
rities
Corp.,
Raffensperger,
Hughes &
Co., Inc., Kiser, Cohn
& Shumaker, Inc., all of Indiana¬
polis, and Slade & McLeish, of
1947.
Bonds Voted—It is reported that
Rawlins
,
'
.
Bond
that
an
County
,
.
.
(P.
Kansas
O.
...
a
t
.
,<5>
serially,
$39,000
1, 1943 to
1959, incl., and $120,000 3% bonds
from July 1, 1949 to 1970, incl.
Prin. and int. (J-J) payable at the
Southern Deposit Bank, Russell¬
ville. Registerable as to principal
only. These bonds are offered on
when
a
r* W-
and if
bpsis, subject to
the approving opinion of Chap¬
man^ Cutler, of Chicago.
The $39,000
4 y4%
bonds due
July 1, 1948 to 1959, inclusive are
as
and
3%
bonds
Election —It
is
be
will
held
op
Sept. 30, to have the voters pass
on
the issuance of $50,000 addi¬
tional County Hospital bonds. (An
issue of $150,000 bonds for the
same
approved
cently by the voters.)
purpose
was
re¬
1967
will
Kan.
incl.
also
The
bear
entire
f
1%
on
after July
or
1;,
y4
fraction
100 plus a premium of
for
each
year, or
Jefferson
a
Bond
Water
Offering—O.
wold,
Secretary,
missioners,
will
bids until 10
the
exceed
4%
1947.
authorized
of
B.
The
the
at
fied
check
be
held
Nov.
on
Bonds Voted—At
the
voters
Rayne, La.
.
bonds.
'
,
'
voters
bonds, to White, Hattier
Sahford, of New Orleans,
at a net interest cost of 2.83%*
Due
serially from
1949
to
1977, inclusive.
nue
a
2.438%.
Bond
dated Nov.
in
The
1, 1946.
bonds
are
Interest pay¬
Due Nov. 1
as
follows:
The
$55,000 park bonds are due
serially from 1949 to 1972, in¬
L.
2.345%.
1953 to
Denomination
able
reve-
as
'
f
•
couoon
Nov. -1,' 1947.
follows: $400,^
1955, incl.
$1,000,
RegisterPrinci¬
to principal only.
as
pal and interest payable in Baltic
more.
Bidders
are
required to
in their bids the rate of in¬
name
terest
be
to
paid on the bonds.
be a multiple of
Separate bids will be
received for each loan, and shall
The
rate
must
Vs of
1%.
name
but
one
rate of interest for
bonds, were sold to a
each loan. Bids will ;be received
syndicate composed of the
for the whole or any part of the
Equitable
Securities
Corp.; amount offered.; i No bid of less
Newman, Brown & Co., Kingsthan par and accrued interest will
bury & Alvis, and Glas & Co.,
be considered. The bonds will be
all of New Orleans, at a net
sold
subject to the approving
interest'cost of
on
Co., Almstedt Bros., W.
Lyons & Co., and Stein Bros.
& Boyce, all of
Louisville, as 2%s.
at a price of 102.00, a basis of
000 in
900
Dated
Due Nov. 1, as
port
(P. O. Bowling
syndicate composed of the Bank¬
-r-
p.
follows:
85,000 bonds, made up of $55,000
park bonds and $30,000 air¬
...
Green), Ky.,
$24,000
as
follows!
1957,
1962,
from. 1903 to
1,
$100*000
incl.
v
1,200,000 . sixttr school
.
Sept. 1—v. 166,
1947,
1,
1967,
.
.
„
&.
election
building revenue bonds offered
Sept. 19, were purchased by
,
Sale-—The $325,000 bonds
$240,000 water and electric
Bond Sale—The $218,000 school
about
!
Nov.
and
have
"
sewer
Warren County,
ers
to
of $20,000
on
coupon
Nov.
$75,000 from 1953 to
$125,000 from 1958 to
recent elec¬
said
Dated
bonds..
;
Bond
will consider the authorization of
$17,000
a
are
swimming pool bonds.
,
the
4
Due
V
^
n
recreation
bonds.
-
\
follows:
1957, and $225,000 from 1958
for $2,500,
,
as
to 1962, incl.
1,500,000
payable to
the District, is required.
..
an
8
opinion
Ponchatoula, La.
■
(
Campbell, of New Or¬
leans, will be furnished. A certi¬
on
Election—At
Sept.
15,
*
coupon
15, 1947.
Aug.
2,000,000 school equipment cou¬
pon
bonds.
Dated Nov.
1,
1947.
Due on Nov. 1, as fol¬
lows: $175,000 from 1953
to
A.
sold
Bond
Oct.
1, from 1948
They are the
approving
Aug.
on
■
,
school
Dated
2,500,000 stadium coupon bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1947.
Due on
Nov. 1, as follows: $100,000
from 1953 to 1962, and $150,000 from 1963 to 1972, incl.
im¬
1,
public
follows:
to, 195.7,
to 1967,
1968 to
as
$750,000 in 1956 to 1959, incl.
Denomination
Oct.
inclusive.
1967,
bonds
election.
Due
14, for
not to
Dated
Interest A-O.
on
Barne-
Oct.
on
1,
Nov.
fifth
3,000,000
coupon
1, 1947*
Nov.
Dated
on
bonds.
$112,000
interest
$1,000. Due
to
of
bonds.
provement
offered
<
Works
A.
^
seventh* sewer
$100,000 from 1953
$200,000' from 1958
and
$250,000 from
1977, incl.
Board of Com¬
receive
sealed
a.m.
purchase
-i-were
4
Due
1%
as
1953 to ,1957,
1958 to 1962,
from 1963 to
incl. ,;X'l
bonds.
Marrero), La.
With
numbering.
of
1,
from
from
$600,000
5,000,000
coupon
coupon
Parish
turity date of the respective bonds
maximum call, premium of
3%, "in inverse order of : their
and
1967,
District No. 3 (P. O.
hereof to elapse between the re¬
demption date and the stated mar
a
-
coupon
1947»
follows:
1,
Nov.
1
Nov.
on
$200,000
$400,000
from date of issue to Sept. 1, 1948.
approved the issuance
1948 at
able M-N.
Stockton,
Bond Election—The issuance of
Sept.
on
Dated
bonds.
Due
airport
sixth
$6,000,000
$11,000 in
2y4s; $47,000
1,' $11,000 in
tion
,
-
to
ma¬
(EST),
for the purchase of $21,200,000 bonds divided as follows:
Oct. 1,
1958;
as
payment date
Atwood),
reported
and
1960,
turing July 1, 1949 to 1970. Jnclusive, are subject to redemption
prior to maturity on any interest
1960; $31,000 in 1961
and 1962; $32,000 in .1963; $33,000
Evansville. made public
offering $77,000 water softener and treat¬ in 1964 and
1965, and $34,000 in
on
Sept, 25 of $6,500,000 student ment plant bonds will be consid¬
1966. The county will furnish the
dormitorv first mortgage bonds of ered by the voters at an election
approving
opinion
of
Skaggs,
1947, as follows:
to be held on Oct. 7.
Hays & Fahey,of Louisville, to
$2,500,000 2y4% bonds. Due Nov. Sylvan Grove
School District, Kan. the purchaser without cost.
1, as follows: $100,000 from
Bonds Not Voted—At an elec¬
1951 to 1953 incl.; $200,000 in tion
louisiana
held recently an; issue of
1954 and 1955;
$300,000, 1956; $216,000 construction bonds was
East Baton Rouge Parish (P. O.
$350,000 in 1957 and 1958, and not authorized
by the voters.
Baton Rouge), La.
■-77,
$400,000 in 1959 and 1960.
!
Bonds Not Sold—The only bid
4.000,000 2 y>% bonds. Due Nov.
kentucky
received for the $3,925,000 sewer
1. as follows: $425,000 from
Kentucky Military Department j district bonds offered Sept. 18—
1961 to 1967 incl.; $475,000 in
v.
Armory Corp. (P. O.
f
166, p. 899—was submitted by
1968, and $550,000 in 1969.'
Frankfort), Ky.
' a syndicate composed of Walter;
All of the bonds are dated Oct.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 3y2%
Woody & Heimerdinger, ProvL
1*
1947.
Principal and interest first mortgage bonds offered
Sept. dent Savings Bank; & Trust Co.,
(M-N) payable at the Indiana Na- 22 were purchased
by a syndicate Weilt Roth & Irving Co., Seasontional
Bank
of • Indianapolis. composed
of;the Bankers Bond good & Mayer, Fax, Reusch & Co.j
Legality a p proved by Ross, Co., Almstedt Bros., Stein Bros. & all of
Cincinnati,... A; M. SmithMcCord, Ice & Miller of Indiana¬ Boyce, all oft Louisville; W. C
] Wood Co~7t."j. Fiebleman &"Coj
polis. <•' The underwriters, in re- Thornburgh & Co., of Cincinnati-»D'Antoni "&
Co.,; Ernest M. Loeb
offering the bonds, ■ priced- the .O'Neal, Alden & Co., of Louisx^Go., all of New •
Orleans, Corn^
2%s' to yield from 1.20% to 2%, ville; Russell & Long, of
L.exirigT merce Umon Bank, of Nashvillei
according to maturity, and the iton;X W^ter,
Weod^ .;^ Reimer- Kalmam & Co., of St.: Paul, and1
»
,
receive
City Treasurer,, will
bids
until noon
her,
1961; $12,000 from 1962 to 1964
incl.; as 2V2S, and $39,000 matur¬
ing on Sept, 1, $13,000 from 1965
Due
-
.
election
1957
and
maturing
bonds from July
-
;
on
system
!
i
cessful bidders for general invest¬
ment. Denom. $1,000. Dated July
to
the voters ratified the issuance of
to
Trustees of Indiana
Bonds
election
sewer
-
in
1959
.
re-
yield from 0.70 to 1.15%, according to maturity.
'
000
the
Bros., and the Bankers
Co., all of Louisville, joint¬
ly, are being offered by the suc¬
j
■-
v
.
/
to
Seneca Vista (P.O. Louisville), Ky
City Treasurer. Legality approved $125,000 improvement bonds at
recent election.
7':
r
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
.
general
$460,000
non-callable
Holyrood School District (P. O.
to
Principal and in-
to
interest
—we
:
1949
bonds
Co!, of Wichita,
l%s, and $84,000 as
A-O., reported in
Sept. 15 issue—v. 166, p. 1099
Due
terest payable at the office of the
-
>
improvement
the Dunne-Israel
,
7
■
be
ap-
recent
tion with the sale of the
bonds.
to
a
submit
Russellville, Ky.
1,
hospital
on
ap¬
Columbus, Kan.
sealed bids until 4 p.m., Oct. 3 for
the pu^base of
$9,000 not to ex¬
ceed 4 Vi % interest sch.
1
4,
to
bond issue.
4y4%
Bond
Offering-—Leland Arend,
Township
Trustee, will receive
of
was
Township School Township,
election.
(P. O. Eminence), Ind.
1, 1947. Inter¬
Denomination $500. Due
Nov.
the
at
pre¬
on
Bond
issuance
bonds
proved by the voters at
building
City Council is said to have
adopted a resolution calling for
ordinance
a
Sept. 1, $8,000 in 1949, and 1950;
$9,000 from 1951 to 1954 incl.,
$10,000 in 1955 and 1956," as 2s;
$42,000 maturing on Sept.. 1, $10,*
—
The
an
sold-for
were
of $10.00, equal to 100.005,
follows: $72,000 maturing on
'
'
_
sealed
Almstedt
Springs, Kan.
reservoir
$90,000
Adams
Contemplated
bonds
•
Offering—John J. Ghing-
Bond
as
Richmond, Ky.
voters
maryland
Baltimore, Md.
...
900—we learn that
p.
$3,-*
and
$4,000 from 1958 to 1962 inch
Legality
approved -by Verrill,
Dana, Walker, Philbrick & Whitehouse, of Portland.
♦
mium
i
,
were
kansas
'
INDIANA
the
general
;
•
Election
Bond
election held on
an
November
v
166,
sue—v.
Bonds Offered to Public —The
May 28.
A certified check for
revenue
$500, payable to the Town Clerk, $159,000 coupon sewer
bonds that were
is required.
purchased re¬
<
cently by Stein Bros. & Boyce,
Bonds
Jan.
the
■; -
De¬
serially
from the
$35,000
road bonds.
on
$400,000 municipal airport
bond issue will be placed on the
will receive; sealed ballot at
until i p.m. on Oct. election.
6 for the purchase of $14,000 water
from
& Smith, of New Or¬
leans, at a net interest cost of
2.52%, reported in our Sept 1 is-*
reported
the York
The bonds
15,■ 1947. Due
1948 to 1957 incl.,
dated Aug;
Baudean
is
a
Clerk,
over a
It
Sale
improvement bonds to a
syndicate ..headed
by
Nusloch,
Owenshoro, Ky.
—
O.
(P.
2
Marrero), La.
Bond
of Louisville.
Election
No.
at par, by
National Bank, of Saco.
purchased
000
$200,000
;
-
District
construction bonds was
2% sewer
are
public
are
Tuscola Twp. (P. O.
Tuscola), III.
Bonds Voted—-At a recent elec¬
tion the voters are said to have
$500
notice
Water Works
proving opinion of Stites & Stites,
tax."
Town
recent elec¬
a
approved
according
est J-J.
published
Jefferson Parish
connec¬
Bond
Rosiclare, III.
.
interest payment date on 30 days'
Orchard, Me.
Bond Sale—An issue of $50,000
Old
have
to
any
Bond
Citiy
'
said
1, 1947.
Due on April 1,
approved the issuance of $875,000
Subject to redemption prior
power plant revenue bonds by a
to maturity in whole or in part;
wide margin.
in inverse numerical order on
iowa
revenue
>/.. 7
maine
recent elec¬
a
are
1972.
and open bids
III.
voters
Details—In
terest to be determined after bids
?•
April
the
tion with the sale of the
*
Council is said to have passed an
ordinance
authorizing the issu¬
■
tion
by payment of
principal
and
accrued
interest,
plus a premium of 4%. The cor¬
poration will furnish the legal ap¬
ance
Monmouth.
Rock Island.
of
are
$8,000 in 1957.
Interest A-O.
Houma, La.
Bonds Voted—At
dated
are
1,
tional
bonds.
bonds
104.00, a basis
only bid for
at
Indiana* except the state inherit¬
102.411,
terest
ance
on
Corp.,
issue.
and all other taxes in the State of
Principal and annual in(Jan.) payable at the Na¬
Bond
interest
the
exempt from fed¬
these
all incl.
.
of
empt, under existing laws, regula¬
tions and rulings-, from the in¬
tangibles tax, gross income tax,
of St.
The bonds
of
1947. Due Jan. 1,
$7,000 from 1950 to
1953, and $8,000 from 1954 to 1959,
•
date
ion of counsel, the principal $nd
follows:
as
under
and
inclusive,
1956
to
1954
dinger, Pohl & Co., Hill & Co., McDougal & Condon, of Chicago.
Weil, Roth & Irving Co., all of The offer,
specifying
a
3y4%
Cincinnati, and the Equitable Se¬ rate, was rejected.
of 3.261%.
Revenue
eral income tax, and in the opin¬
price of
a
basis of 1.375%.
a
v.
&
the
"In
the
these
bonds offered Sept. 22, were purchased
by the Mercantile-Com¬
•
follows;
as
curities
March
$76,000 1%%
bridge'funds
and
With
29, 1947
Monday,- Ssptember
FINANCIAL-CHRONICLE
ternal
Aug.
Monmouth, III.
mtefest
2.50%.
to
bonds, the under¬
&
opinio* of counsel, based on the
ruling of the Commissioner of In¬
1, 1947. Interest J-D. Due serial¬
ly from 1950 to 1966 incl.
V
state
COMMERCIAL
clusive, and the $30,000 air¬
port bonds are due from 1949
to 1962, inclusive.
The bonds are dated Oct. 1,1947.
Interest A-O. The unqualified ap¬
opinion of Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago, to be furnished
by the town.
'
\
proving
opinion
of, Wood,
King & Daw¬
City, the cost
.; paid
by the
Mayor and City Council. A certi¬
of New York
son,
of
which' will
be
fied check for 2% of the par value
the
bonds,
payable
to
the
of
Mayor
and
required.
the
City
Council,
is
Massachusetts!
:i
,
Dcdhzm,, Mass.
<
Webster
;
Parish
School Districts
'
(P. O. Minder), La.
Bond
Sale—The
offered
on
—were
sold
$144,000 bonds
Sept. 15—v. 166, p, 1099
as
{
t
i
Note Sale — The coupon notes
aggregating $85,000, offeired ;fob
sale on Sept. 23wv.
168, p. llOe-^
awarded-to
were
the
Norfolk
follows:
County Trust Co.,_of Dedtiami, .as
$80,000 Cotton Valley School Dis* Is, at a price of 100.469, a basis of
trict No, 12, sold to the Peo¬ about ' 0.83%.
The : notes 'are
ples Bank & Trust Co.,. of divided as follows: $71,000 i street
/
Minder, as iy4s, paying a pre¬ construction, ; and $14,000 street
mium of $25, equal to 100.031, construction.
Dated Oct. 1, 1947.
-
•
.
='
Due on Oct. 1, in 1948 to 1952. In^
Sarepta School District terest payable: A-O. Runner-up in
No. 35, sold to Weil & Co.. the bidding was
Whiting, Weeks
and Scharff & Jones, both of & StUbbs;
offering 100.234 fbr'Is.
New Orleans, jointly, paying
;
Hamilton^Mass., Z ',.
1a
premium of $15 equal-to
a
basis of 1.239%.
64,000
-
-•
-
,
;;
r
-
w
,
100.023, a net interest cost of
1.905%, as follows: for $35,000 l%s, maturing $7,000 on
Oct. 15, from 1949 to 1953 inElusive; -and $29,000 2s, ma~
turingJ$7,000
Oct.
15,
from
Bond; Sale—The
v
$33,000 water
offered Sept: 22—v, 166, p,
1196
»«v
—
were
purchased by •; R„ L,
& C0., pf Boston, as
100.63* Va-* basis oi
The bonds'
are
about
dated Oct.
134^ at
,
h 155 %;
1, 1947*.
'Volume -166
interest
A-O.
THE.
Number; 4633
Due
serially from
1948 to 1962 incl. The next highest
bidder
—
An issue of
Street construction notes
of
Boston, as
IV4S, at
basis of about 1.16%.
are dated Oct, 1, 1947.
Due on Oct. 1, as follows: $8,000
from
1948
to
1952, and $7,000
from 1953- to 1957, incl. Runnerup in the bidding was Tyler &
Co., offering 100.379 for iy4s. The
a
The notes
Second
National
Bank
of Boston
followed, offering 100.31 for l%s.
Bond
Sale-—-The
$350,000 vet¬
housing bonds Offered on
Sept,25 were purchased by the
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of
Chicago, as l^s, at; 101.389, a
basis of 1,349%. The bonds are
dated Oct.: 1, 1947. Interest A-O.
Due on Oct. 1, as follows: $18,000
from 1948 to 1957: inclusive, and
$17,000 from 1958 to
1967 in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the First National Bank
of Boston, or at the office of the
City Treasurer.'The favorable
'opinion of Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston, ap¬
proving the legality Of this issue
,to
be furnished the purchaser
without charge. The second high¬
est bidder was the. First National
erans
,
.
"Bank, Boston, for D/fcs, at 101.29.
(P. O.
East Cambridge), Mass,
Note Offering — Charles P,
Middlesex
;;
,'
Howard,
County
County
will
Treasurer,
receive sealed bids until
11
a.m
Sept. 30, for the purchase at
discount of
$350,000 temporary
.loan notes.
Dated Oct. 3, 1947.
on
Due April 14, 1948. Denomination
to suit the purchaser, but no note
will be smaller than $10,000,
The
their
by
Storey," Thorndike,
palmer & Dodge, of Boston* whose
opinion will be furnished to the
purchaser. The notes will be de¬
livered on or about Oct. 3, at the
notes will be approved as to
legality
.
Second N ational Bank of Boston,
against payment in Boston funds,
and will be payable at maturity
at
the
above bank
or
the
Chase
Rational Bank, New York City.
*
Mystic River Bridge Authority,
Mass.
4
.
$27,000,000 Bond Offering Plan¬
by the
Moseley
Co., and Tripp & Co., all of New
York, is scheduled to make public
offering on Oct. 1 of an issue of
ned—A syndicate managed
First Boston Corp., F. S.
&
$27,000,000 bridge revenue bonds.The
issue
Will be dated
1947 and mature on March
Sept.
1,
1,1980.
Proceeds of the loan will be used
in the construction Of a new highlevel
bridge
Kiver
between
town
across
an
the
Mystic
cities of Charles-
apd Chealsea, Mass.
Walpole, Mass.
bon
school bonds
postponed from Sept. 22 until
Was
Townships Oct. 22, The bonds are dated Oct.
Consolidated School District
1, 1947. Denomination $1,000. Due
(P. O. Gaines), Mich.
April l,r as follows: $3,000 from
Bond Election—An issue of $75,- 1948 to 1952, and $5,000 from 1953
000 gymnasium construction bonds to 1971, incl.
Bids are to be in
was
voted at a special election even multiples of Vs of 1%. Prin¬
held on Sept. 20.
cipal and interest payable at a
place to be designated by the pur¬
Fruilport Twp. Sch. Dist. No: 5
chaser, subject to approval of the
(P. O, Muskegon R. R. No. 6),
Mayor and the Board of CouncilMich.
Gaines
Bond
and
Argentina
school
bonds offered Sept. 22,
were
purchased by S. R. Liv¬
ingston & Co., of Detroit, as 2s,
paying a price of 100.062, a, basis
L975%.
The bonds
dated Aug. 1, 1947.
are
the bonds author¬
ized at the election held
The
5.
will
district
on
Aug.
furnish
the
egal opinion of Charles & Trauernicht, of St. Louis; and will pay
for tbe printing of the bonds. A
certified check for $2,200, payable
to the District, is required. /
are
Due $8,000
These
men.
Sale—The $40,000
of about
on
Nov.
15, from 1948 to 1952, incl.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
Brookhaven, Miss.
Bond
payable at the Hackley Union Na¬
Bank, Muskegon.
tional
to be
Election—At
held
on
Oct.
an
election
13 the voters
will consider the authorization of
Marine City and
Cottreville
the following bonds:
Township Frac. Sch. Dist.
$495,000 school bonds.
No. 1, Mich.
150,000 water works and sewage
Bond Sale
The $38,000 school
system revenue bonds.
bonds offered on Sept. 22—v. 168,
150,000 water works and sewage
p. 1196—were purchased by H. V.
system" general obligation
Sattley & Co., of Detroit, as IV4S,
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bonds.
paying a premium of $3.80, equal
to 100.01, a basis of 1.246%.
The
Ripley, Miss.
bands are dated June 1,
1947.
Bond Sale Details—In connec¬
Interest J-D.
Due serially from tion with the sale of the
$30,000
—
1948 to
ond
inclusive.
1952
highest bidder
ald-Moore
&
Co.,
The
sec¬
was
iy2s,
water works and sanitary sewer
improvement bonds to the Peoples
Bank of Ripley, reported, in our
Sept. 8 issue—v. 166, p. 998—we
McDon¬
for
at
100.03.
Michigan (State of)
Call
State Highway
Commissioner Charles M. Ziegler
reports that
various State
of
Michigan
(Lansing,
Mich.),
Assessment County and Township
District
Highway -Improvement
refunding bonds, totaling $174,000,
are called for payment on Nov. 1
at par and accrued interest. These
bonds, with all coupons appurte¬
nant thereto, should be presented
to the paying agent as specified in
Bond
now
learn
sold
as
that
follows:
the
bonds
were
maturing
$1,000 on June 1 from 1948 to
1952 as 2s; $5,000 maturing June
1; $1,500 from 1953 to 1955 and
$500 in 1956 as 2%-s; $4,500 matur¬
ing June. 1; $1,500 in 1957 and
1958 and $500 in 1959 as 2%s;
$10,500 maturing June 4; $1,000
in 1959, $1,500 from; 1960 to 1962,
and $1,000 from 1963 to 1967, incl.,
as
2%s;
and
$5,000
maturing
$1,000 June 1 from 1968 to 1972 as
3s. The * bonds are dated June 1,
Nov. 1,
interest 1947. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
proved by Charles &Trauernicht,
—
^
opening of
the
NEBRASKA
*
$5,000
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Crete, Neb.
Bond Sale—An issue of $110,000
hospital construction bonds was
purchased
recently
by
the
WachOb-Bender Corp., of Omaha,
l%s.
as
Bonds
elec¬
Sept. 9 an issue of
on
$65,000 park improvement bonds
did not carry.
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Oakland Schoot District, Neb.
Bond Sale—An is3ue of
construction
bonds
$185,000
sold
was
phia Nat'l Bank, of .Philadelphia,
Bramhall, Barbour & Co., of New
York, Julius A. Rlppel, Incy of
Newark, and Bartow Leed 3 Co.; of
New York, purchased $2,631,000
as
1.70s, at 100.156, a basis of
1.629%. The bonds
are
dated Oct.
1, 1947. Interest A-O.
Due seri¬
ally from 1948 to 1967 inclusive.
The approving opinion 01 Wood,
King & Dawson, to be furnished
the purchaser.
Hawthorne, N. A
North Platte, Neb,.
Not Voted—At an
tion held
53
re¬
cently to the Robt. E. Schweser
Co., of Omaha/as follows: $30,000
maturing on Sept, 1, $7,000 in 1949
and 1950, $8,000 in 1951 and 1952,
as l%s; $42,000 maturing Sept. 1,
$8,000 in 1953 to 1955, $9,000 in
1956 and 1957, as l%s; $47,000 ma¬
turing Sept. 1, $9,000 from 1950 to
1960, incl., $10,000 in 1961 and
1962, as 2s; and $66,000 maturing
Sept. 1, $10,000 in 1963 hnd 1964,
$11,000 in 1965 and 1966, and
$24,000 in 1967, as 2ft* Dated
Sept, 1, 1947. Interest M-S. Bonds
maturing from 1958 to 1967, shall
be optional on Sept. 1,1957, or on
any interest payment date there¬
after, in inverse numerical order.
Bond
Offering
Grillo,
ceive
—
George
Clerk, will
Borough
sealed
bids
until
8
V.
re¬
p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 1, for the purchase
of $40,000 not to exceed 6% in¬
terest, emergency housing coupon
or registered bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1947. Denom. $1,000. Due $5,0001
Oct. 1 from
on
Redeemable
in the
1948 to
as a
inverse
whole
order
1955 inch
in part
or
of
numbers
at par and accrued interest on
Oct. 1, 1952. Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the Peoples Na¬
tional
Bank
of Hawthorne.
proposal must specify in
tiple of ft or 1/20 of 1%,
Each
v
mul¬
a single
rate of interest which the bonds
are to bear, and no proposal will
be considered which specifies a
rate higher than the lowest rate
stated in any legally acceptable
proposal. The successful bidder
will
furnished
be
with
proving
opinion
of
Delafield
&
of
Wood
a
the
ap¬
Hawkins,
New
York
City, that the bonds are valid and
legally, binding obligation of the
Bonds Voted—At a recent elec¬
Borough. A certified check for
tion the voters approved the issu¬
$600, payable to the Borough, is
ance of the following bonds total¬
required.
ing $165,500: $86,500 main trunk
sewer line construction, and $79,Ridgewood, N. J. *
Scottsbluff, Neb.
Bonds
000 water works bonds.
Bonds
Defeated—At
the
same
time the following proposals total¬
ing $155,000, were voted down:
$120,000 Municipal Fire Depart¬
ment Building, and $35,000 gar¬
bage disposal plant bonds.
Authorized—The
Board
of Commissioners passed recently
an
ordinance calling for the issuA
ahee of
$299,000 water department
bonds.
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Spring Lake, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $233,000 bonds
offered on Sept. 8—v. 166, p. 998
—were purchased by B. J. Van InNEVADA
gen & Co., of New York, and MacWashoe County (P. O. Reno),
Bride, Miller & Co., of Newark,
Nevada
jointly, as 1.60s, at 100.059, a basis
;Bond Sale-r-The $400,000 county
the bonds
of about 1.59%.
oiy or'before
The sale consist¬
hospital bonds offered Sept. 15
1947, 5 on
which
date
ed of: $142,000 street improvement
—v. 166,. p. 1101—were purchased
ceases.
bonds,
which
mature
serially
by Halsey, Stuart & Co., and C. F.
of St. Louis.
from 1948 to 1967, inclusive, and
Midland, Mich.
Childs & Co., of Chicago, jointly,
Bonds Voted—An issue of $22,$9 $000
sewer
and
equipment
Wayne County, Bucatunna Special as l3/4s, at 100.079, a basis of
000 special assessment bonds was
bonds,
maturing
serially from
Consolidated School District
1.742%. The bonds are dated Aug.
1948 to 1952 inclusive.
approved on Sept. 17 by the State
(P. O. Bucatunna), Miss,
1, 1947. Interest J-J. Due serially
The bonds are dated Oct.; 1,1947.
Municipal Finance Commission.
Bond Sale Details—In connec¬ from 1950 to 1967; inclusive. The
Interest A-O. The second highest
Paw Paw, Mich.
tion with the sale of the $72,000 approving opinion of Pershing,
bidder was Fidelity Union Trust
Bonds Voted—At a recent elec¬ school bonds to the Max T. Allen Bosworth,
Dick & Dawson, of
Co., Newark, and Julius A. Rippel,
tion the voters approved the is¬
Co., of Hazelhurst, reported in our Denver, to be furnished.
Inc., jointly, for 1.65s, at 100.156.
suance
of $80,000 sewer system
Sept. 8 issue—v. 166, p. 998—we Washoe County, Sparks Sch. Dist.
revenue bonds by a wide margin
Vineland, N. J.
learn that the bonds were sold
No. 28 (P. O. Sparks), Nev.
Bond Sale
The $100,000 elec¬
jjyhitehall School District (P. O. at par, and mature $3,000 from
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000 tric
light plant bonds offered Sept.
June 1, 1948 to 1971 incl. The
Whitehall), Mich.
building bonds was purchased by 15
v. 166, p, 1101 —♦ were
dated June
pur¬
2, 1947.
Bonds Voted—At a recent elec¬ bonds are
the
First
National - Bank
of chased by the Vineland National
tion the voters approved the issu¬ Legality approved by Charles &
Nevada, of Reno, as 3s, paying a Bank & Trust Co., and the TradeTrauernicht, of St. Louis.
ance of $355,000 building bonds.
premium of $1,586, equal to 100.- men's Bank & Trust Co., both of
MISSOURI
396, a basis of 2.96%,
Vineland, jointly, as 1.10s, paying
MINNESOTA
a price equal to
100.077, a basis of
NEW JERSEY
Belle Creek Township (P. O.
Kirk wood, Mo.
about
1.085%,
The
bonds are
.
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.
,
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Goodhue), Minn.
Bond
Sale
Details-^In
Bond
connec¬
of
Election
—
The issuance
Note
Offering -—Herbert W.
Bewis, Town Treasurer,! will re¬ road and bridge bonds to the First
ceive sealed bids until 5 p.m. on National Bank, of Cannop Falls,
Oct. 2 for the purchase of $175,000 as iy2s, reported in our Sept. 15
highway construction and sewer issue-r-v. 166, p. 1100—we now
learn that the bonds were .Sold at
coupon notes; Dated Oct. 1, 1947.
Denomination $1,000. Due Oct. 1, a price of par. Due $3,00Q from
as follows;
$18,000 from 1948 to Oct. 1, 1948 to 1957, incl. Interest
Marshfield, Mo.
Bonds Voted—At
a
recent elec¬
tion the voters approved the issu¬
;
1952, inclusive, and $17,000 from payable A-O.
ance
of
$60,000 water system
1953 to 1957, inclusive. Bidder to Marshall
County (P. O. Warren),
bonds.
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name
one
rate/ of interest in a
/ ' ■ Minn.
i ;
.multiple of % Of,l%. No bid for
Bond Sale —The $90,000 drain¬
St. Louis County (P. 0«
less than par and accrued interest.
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Bergen County (P. O.
Hackensack), N. J.,
•
Bonds Authorized—At a meet¬
the
following bonds,, totaling
$750,000, will be submitted to the
voters for approval at an election
scheduled
for
Oct.
7:
$120,000
water system, and $630,000 sani¬
tary sewer system bonds.
tion with the sale of the $30,000
dated Oct.
to
1957,
1, 1947. Due from 1948
inclusive,, Interest A-O.
The second highest bidder was
Board of County Free¬ Stroud ,& Co., and MacBride. Mil¬
holders passed on final reading an ler & Co.', jointly, for 1.15s,! at
ordinance calling for the issuance 100.17.
of the following bonds aggregat¬
NEW YORK
ing $1,253,000: $1,153,000 for vot¬
ing
machine purchase,
Bergen
Amityville, N. Y.
Pines Hospital, sewage disposal,
Bond Election—The issuance of
bridges and culverts, and $100,000
$37,000 playground bonds will be
ing
the
Vocational School bonds.
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Brigantine, N. J.
Report Issued
on
;
Default Status
submitted to the voters at an elec¬
tion scheduled for Oct. 23.
Brookhaven and
Smithtown Union
age repair bonds offered op Sept.
Clayton), Mo.
—This city is listed as being in
Principal and interest payable at 24 were
Free School District No. S
purchased by the AllisonBond Sale—The $225,000 health
default on! $1,326,123.44 prin. and
thO. Day Trust Co., Of Boston. No
(P. O. Lake Ronkonkoma),
Williams
Co./ of Minneapolis, as center building bonds were pur¬
$1,286,978.75 int. due on bonds as
New York
telephbne. bids will be accepted. 1.10s, paying a premium of .$31,
chased
by., the
City
National of June 30, 1947, in a report re¬
:Del(very will be made at the Day equal to 100.034, a basis, of 1.09%
Bond Sale—The $325,000 build¬
Bank & Trust Co., of Kansas City.
Trtist pp., of Boston, against pay¬ The bonds are dated
lating ; to the current financial
Sept. 1, 1947.
ing bonds offered Sept. 22—v. 165,
position of New Jersey counties p. 1197-s-were purchased b.v a
ment in Boston, funds.
Due on Jan. 1 as follows: $15,000
MONTANA
and municipalities, prepared by
in 1949
and
syndicate com nosed" of Roosevelt
1950, and $20,000 Beaverhead
MICKldAN
County School District Walter R. Darby, Director/Divi¬ &
from 1951 to 1953 inclusive. The
Cross, of New York, Marine
No. 34 (P. O. Dillon), Mont.
sion of Local Government, .De¬
Commerce
Trust Co., of Buffalo, R. D. White
Township
Fractional approving opinion of Dorsey, ColBond
Sale — The
$3,500 con¬ partment of Taxation and, Fi¬ & Co., and Vostal, Hall & Co.,
.Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. OJ, Walled
man, Barker* Scott & Barber, of
nance.
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both of New York, as 1.70s, at
I ; l,ake),,Oakland County, Mich, : Minneapolis, will be furnished the struction bonds offered Sept. 15
v. 166, p. 1101—were purchased by
100.42, a basis of 1.65%.
The
Note
Sale—We are informed purchaser.
Essex County (P. O. Newark),
the State Bank & Trust Co., of
bonds are dated Sept, 1, 1947, In¬
New Jersey
that $80,000 tax anticipation notes
Winona, Minn.
Dillon, as 2s. The bonds are dated
terest 'M-N.
Due serially from
Bond Sale — Of the $2,635,000
Bond Election—The
City Re¬ June
were purchased recently by Wat1948 to 1967 inclusive.
The ap¬
15, 1947. Interest J-D.
road, county building and altera¬
corder states, that a special elec¬
proving- opinion of Vandewater,
Jing, Lerchen & Co., of Detroit, as
Great Falls, Mont.
tion bonds offered on Sept. 22—
tion will be held on Nov. 3, to
Sykes & Heckler, of New York
-l3/4s, at a price of 100.0025, a basis have the voters pass on the issu¬
Bond Election—The City Clerk v. 166, p. 1197—a syndicate com¬
City, will be f urnished to the pur¬
<>f about 1.749%. Due $40,000 .oh ance of $200,000 municipal^ swim¬ stateSi itbat. at the general elec¬ posed, of J. P. Morgan & Co. Inc.,
chaser.
tion qmNov. 4, the voters will be of N. Y., Drexel & Co., Philadel¬
ming ppol construction bonds.
April 1, in 1948 and 1949i
.
,
.
proposed
issuanpemf $1,300,000 sanitary and
storyi sewer system revenue
bids for the $110,000
Sept. 29.
on
coupon
Lynn, Mass:
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the voters at
election to be held
hurricane
the
(1301)
asked to7 pass: upon the
Bond Offering Postponed—Due
to
was pur¬
chased recently by Hornblower &
Weeks,
100.44,
Detroit), Mich.
be submitted to
$75,000
CHRONICLE
Biloxi Municipal Separate
Sch. Dist., Miss.
,
$255,000 construction bonds will
Lexington, Mass.
Note Sale
.
Bond Election—The issuance of
{Salem, for l%s, at 100.04.
,
East
Or
& FINANCIAL
MISSISSIPPI
Twps., Frac,
School District No. 2 (P.
Naumkeag Trust Co.,
was
Warren
and
Erin
COMMERCIAL
,
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THE
(1302)
COMMERCIAL
bonds
from
1948
A-O.
Due
1, 1947.
on
incl.
Interest
The
basis of -about
The
approving opinion of Vandewater,
Sykes & Heckler, of New York
City, will be furnished to the pur100.14,
to
approving opinion of
Vandewater, Sykes
Heckler, of
New York City, will be furnished
the purchaser without cost.
of 1.161%. The
dated Aug. 15, 1947.
p. 902 — were purchased by the
Bank of North Dakota, of Bis¬
marck/ The bonds are dated July
Due
1, 1947. ' Interest J-J. Due serial¬
ly from 1949 to 1966 inclusive.
New
Hyde Park, N.Y.
Ottering — Henry
are
on
inclusive,
Vandewater,
New York
City, will be furnished the pur¬
sealed
receive
bids
until
11
a.m.
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& Heckler, of
Sykes
100.12,
at
Cambridge, Ohio
highest bid
that of
second
The
iy4s,
The
cost.
bonds
(EST)
on
.
land Corp., both of Cleveland, and
Fox, Reusch & Co., of Cincinnati,
paying a premium of $1,314, equal
to 100.438, a net interest cost of
1.874%," as follows: for" $181,000-'
l%s, maturing $6,000 April and
Oct. 1 from 1948 to 1962, arid $120,~
000 2s, maturing $6,000 April and
Oct. 1, from 196J to 1972. .interest
OHIO
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Note
.
Sale—Tne $74,000 special
improvement A-o.
;.
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15—-v. 168, p.
Maple Heigh's, Ohio
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1102-7-were purchased by StranPotsdam and Norfolk Union Free
Bond Election—The issuance of
ahan, Harris & Co., Inc., of Toledo
School District No. 1
$7C0,0C0 sewer construction bonds
as
Is, paying a price equal to
will be submitted to tne voters at
(P. O. Norwood), N. Y.
100.11, a basis of about 0.94%. The the
Bond Offering—E.
J. Mulholgeneral election to fc>e held on.
bonds are dated July
1, 1947. Due Nov. 4.
land/District Clerk, will receive
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oh July 1, 1949. Interest
payable
sealed bids until 3 p.m. on Oct.
J-J.
Stark County (P. O. Canton),
The second highest biddei
15 for the
was
assessment
the State Bank of Albany.
notes
street
.
offered Sept.
30 for the pur¬
chase of. $118,750? not to exceed
a^e due serially from 1948 to 1957
5% interest, public improvement
inclusive.
coupon or registered bonds. Dated
Sept. 15, 1947. Interest M-S. De¬
Chester, Pottersville Water Dist.
nomination
$1,000 and one for
purchase of $12,400 not
(P.O. Potter sville), N. Y.
wqs the, Provident Savings Bank
Bond Sale —The $45,000 water $750. Due on Sept. 15, as follows: to exceed 2%% interest, coupon
& Trust Co., of
Cincinnati, for
registered
building - bonds.
system bonds offered Sept. 22— $10,750 in 1958, $11,000 in 1949, or
iy4s, at 100.03.
v.
166, p. 1197—were purchasec $12,000 in 1950 and 1951, $13,000 Dated Nov. 1, 1947. Interest M-N.
Columbiana Exempted Village
by the Union Securities Corp., of in 1952, $7,000 in 1953 to 1955, Denomination $1,000, one for $l,-:
New York, as 1.90s, at 100.14,
School District (P. O.
$6,000 in 1956 and 1957, $5,000 in 400. Due on Nov. 1, as follows:
basis of 1.891%.
The bonds are 1958 to I960, and $6,000 in 1961 $1,000 from 1948 to 1952, inclusive,
Columbiana), Ohio
dated Sept. 15, 1947. Interest M-S. and 1962. Rate of interest to be $2,000 from 1953 to 1955, inclu¬
Bond Election"— The Superin¬
Due serially from 1948 to 1987 in¬ in a multiple of l/10th or % of sive,
and $1,400 in 1956.
The tendent of Schools states tnat. ai
without
choser
Sept.
of
opinion
proving
for
Bond
A.
Schroeder, Village Treasurer, will
basis
a
chaser.
a
Dated Sept. 15,1947.
1.37%.
1956
Oct. 1
a
Monday, Ssptember 29, 1947
Aug. 15 from 1948 to 1957,
interest F-A. The ap¬
dated Oct.
Bond Sale—The $10,000 fire ap¬
price of
premium Of $72.55, equal to
100.213,
paratus bonds offered on Sept. 15
—v. 166, p. J101-—were purchased
by Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
of New York, as 1 40s, paying a
:
ing
premium of $150, equal to 100.13,
a
basis Of 0.95%. The bonds are
Chester, Blooming Grove and
Goshen, Chester Fire District
(P. O. Chester), N. Y.
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
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The second highest bid¬
clusive.
der
for
Newburger, Loeb & Co.,
2.10s, at 100.95.
was
Cortlandt, (P. O. Cronton-On
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Hudson), N. Y.
'Bond Sale — The $3,300 water
main bonds offered on Sept. 15
I
v.
166, p. 1101
—
purchased
were
by the Peekskill National Bank &
Trust Co.,
of Peekskill, as l%s, at
price of par.
The bonds are
dated Sept. 15, 1947. Interest J-D.
Due serially from 1948 to 1953 in¬
a
clusive.
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(P. •O.
Lake), fit Y.
Bond Sale—The $156,000 airport
of
1947 bonds
offered Sept. 22
Harriettstown
Saranac
v
—v.
166, p. 1197—were-purchased
by the State Bank of Albany, as
1.20s, paying a premium of $30.61,
equal to 100.019, a basis of 1.196%.
$118,000 air¬
1%, and must be tlje same for all
Principal and interest
at
able
payable at the Chase National
Bank, New York City. The bonds
will be valid and legally binding
interest
general obligations of the village,
all
the
taxable
real " property
within which will be subject to
the levy of ad valorem taxes to
pay the bonds and interest there¬
on, without limitation as to rate
amount.
or
The bonds will be de¬
livered at New York, N.
callable
are
the bonds.
interest
and
par
redeem¬
and
payment
any
on
prior
date
-
to
for all
same
No bids will
bonds.
for
the
be
must
of
be accepted
Bond
Offering
District
—
urer
be
Ellis M. Mace,
will
Treasurer,
receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
on Oct. 7 for the purchase of $18,-
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the
to
that
states
held
of
an
Oct.
on
28, to have the
the proposed issu¬
voters pass on
ance
City Treas¬
election' will
$2,500,C00
Fahey, Clark & Co.; for
was
l%s, at 10Q.63. ;
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Bond
Election
—
municipal
will
voters'
be
Greens
Municipal
An
issue
submitted
of
systen.
the
for
the
at
series B bonds, due
by;
general
School District
Troy), Ohio
Troy
Election
Bond
—
bond
construction
(P. O.
\
.An $890,000
issue
>
will
be
submitted to the voters at the gen¬
eral election to be held on No^.
Election
Bond
—
issue
An
of
$70,000
incinerator,
equipment
and building bonds will be sub¬
mitted
for
approval
the
at
gen¬
eral election to be held on Nov. 4.
Youngstown, Ohio
Bond
Sale—The
$185,000 bonds
Sept. 1—v. 165, p. 902—'
purchased by Halsey, Stuart
offered
were
on
& Co. Inc.
of
sale
M^s, paying a price
basis of about 1:405%.
as
100.628,
a
consisted
of the
follow-.
$93,000 refunding bonds. Due $9,000 from 1952 to 1959, inclu•sive.
gen¬
72,060
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equipment
bonds.
Due
from 1949 to 1954, inclusive.
20,000 street opening and exten¬
County (P. O. Xenia),
sion bonds. Due from 1949 to
Ohio
$38,000 airport of 1947
Building bonds.
Bond Election —At the general
serially from
election to be held on Nov. 4 the
Durham, N. C.
1948 to 1957, inclusive. The bonds 300 not to exceed 5% interest cou¬
Bond Election—The issuance of voters will be asked to pass on the
are dated June
15, 1947. Interest pon or registered bonds, as fol¬
Issuance
of
$950,000
$1,750,000 water system bonds will, proposed
J-D.
The second highest bidder lows:
was
the Marine Trust Co., Buf¬ $13,000 series B, 1947 bonds. De- be submitted to the voters for ap¬ county hospital bonds.
falo, and R. D. White & Co., jointnomination $1,000. Due Sept: proval at an election scheduled for
Hamilton, Ohio
sive, and
4
election.
Nov. 4.
on
construc¬
considered
the Nov.
at
ing:
water
consideration
eral election
house
court
voters
The
Glenmont, Ohio
bonds
the
Wapakoneta, Ohio
ly from 1948 to 1957, inclusive. In¬
terest A-O. The next highest bid¬
der
$2,000 000
tion bonds will be
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dated Sept.,1,1947. Due serial¬
are
$10,000
Bond Election—The
,
submitted
Forest, Ohio
Bond Sale —The $16,000 water
'
Charlotte, N. C.
York
be
voters for approval.
i
:
NORTH CAROLINA
village, is required.
New
will
,
maturity or at less
works bonds offered Sept. 15—v.
than par value of the bonds. Prin»cipal and interest payable at the pL66, p. 1102—were purchased by
J. A. White & Co., of Cincinnati,
State Bank of Norwood. The bonds
as 1
y2st paying a price, of 100.459
will be delivered at the office of
a basis.of about 1.41%, The bonds
the District Clerk on or about
separate
certified check for $2,375, payable
Niskayuna Fire District No. 2,
bonds
the,
Y., or at
be agreed Nov. 1, 1947, and the purchaser
with the purchaser about ;Oct. 15, will be notified when the bonds
1947.
The approving opinion of are ready. A certified check for
Vandewater, Sykes & Hecker, of $248, payable to the district, is
New York City, will be furnished required.
to the "purchaser without cost. A
to the
the general election to be held on
Nov, 4, the issuance of $335,000
site
purchase
and
construction
maturity. Rate of interest to be
in a multiple of 14 of 1%, and
such other place as may
The sale consisted of
port of 1947 series A bonds, due
serially from 1948 to 1957, inclu¬
bonds
:
i
-
Bond Election—The issuance of
;
1958, inclusive.
second highest bidder was
Blair & Co., Inc., for lV2s at a
price of 100.54.
The
OKLAHOMA
.
*
,
.
•
4
.r.
•
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„
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v
v
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ly, for iy4s, at 100.10.
;
y
15
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and
'
HastingS'On-Hudson, N.
/
Bond
receive
—
Y.
bids until
sealed
$2,000 in 1948
and $3,000 from
1949,
10
5,500 series A,
nom. ; $500.
Bond
1947 bonds.
De¬
Due Sept. 15 as
as may be
agreed upon with the purchaser.
The approving opinion of Cald¬
$370,
payable to
required.,
."
the
000
quired.^
Sept.
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
awarded
7
Sale—The $70,000 build¬
bonds offered on Sept. 18,
were purchased by the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Bellmore, as 1.40s,
paying a price of 100.271, a basis
Bond
ing
1.345%.
The bonds
are
dated Jan. 1,
1948. Due on July 1,
$6,000 in 1949; $9,000
from
1950
to
1956
inclusive,
and
$1,000 in
1957.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
as
follows:
First National
The
next
Bank
Second
National
Co.,
Hempstead,
of
of Bellmore.
highest bidder
Bank
for
was
&
the
Trust
1.40s,
at
100.035.
$115,000 public
bonds offered
on
♦.Sept. 22 —v. 166, p. 3198 —were
purchased by the National Bank
of
Middletown,
as
Is,
paying
of
the
a
and
sive.
are
mature
dated Sept.
serially on
until,
the
17 'for
tre.
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North Carolina
Not
not
Voted—The
authorized
County
at the
;
(P.
O.
Sept.
.// T'"..:*?
Bonds Voted
held
At
—
J.
~
;
election
an
Sept: 16 the
on
''
Greenville),
North Carolina
voters
are
said to have approved the issuance
of $452,000 hospital bonds.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Bond Election
—
election to be held
:
v
(P. O. Orchard Park), N. Y.
Bonds
Voted
states
—
that
Sept.
at
At the
on
>
genera]
Nov. 4, the
'
NORTH DAKOTA
an
election
9,
Henry, N.
Sale—The
Y.
$34,000
street
improvement bonds offered Sent.
15---V.
166, p.
1102—were pur¬
chased
'
Bond
purchase of $1,000,000
tion
ing
at
follows:.
as
were
.
.
1950 to 1953, as l3/4s, $120,00D
maturing $20,000 in 1954 t».<
1959, as XV2S, and $82,000 ma¬
turing $20,000 in 1960 to 1963,
and $2,000 in 1964, as l%s.
50,000 water works bonds, divided $20,000 maturing
$4,000
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1;-1957,
payment
mium of 2%
100.03,
-
1.64%,
learn that the bonds
$282,000 sanitary sewer and dis¬
posal
plant
bonds,
divided
$80,000 maturing $20,000 in
"
Oct.
First National Bank
net interest cost of about
sold
Oct. 1, 1958, and thereafter
redeemable as a whole or in
part in Their inverse numerical
on
connec¬
$372,000
Co., of Oklahoma Citv. at
we now
on
interest
Sale Details —In
bonds to the
are,
order
Okla.
with the sale of the
& Trust
a
1970, and $55,000 in
1971, all inclusive. Bonds matur¬
date
or
any
on
in
thereafter
if called
thereafter
1950 to 1954, as
l%s, $20.maturing $4,000 in 195S
1959, as Vks, and $10,000
maturing $4,000 in 1960 and[
1961, and $2,000/ in 1962, as
000
to
f
1
or before Oct. 1; 1966; and
/
l%s.
V'
40,000 fire equipment bonds, di-'
premium of. 1 % of par if
vided $15,000 maturing
thereafter pribr to mature
$3,009:
in 1950 to
1954, as l3/4s, $15,ity.
Rate of interest to be in
000 maturing $3,000 in 1955 ta
multiples of y4-of 1%. Principal
1959, as 1V2S, and $10,000 traand interest payable at the office
of the .-City Treasurer.
;
turing $3 000 in 1960 to 1962,
The apand $1,000 in 1963.
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roving opinion of Peck, Shaffer
Williamof Cincinnati^ will be
Maysville, Okla.
furnished the purchaser without
Bond Offering—G. F. Copeland,
cost. A certified check for $25,000
Town Clerk, will receive 'sealed
payable to the City, is requiredbids until 2 p.m. on
Oc?t. 3 for. the
Kirtland Township Sch. Dist., Ohio purchase of $48,500 not to exceed
Bond Election
An issue ot 6% .interest bonds, as follows:
$230,000 construction bonds will $45,000 water works bonds.
;
i
and
on
plus
a
.
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.
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1
—
.
.
be submitted to the voters at the
general election
by
the
Citizens
National
Bank, of Port Henry, as 1.20s, pay-
r,f**
*
"N. Dak.
Bond
Bond
*
Offering—H. L. Mitchell.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. on Oct. 6 for the
on
Lorain,
Ayr Schocl District No. 72,
The District
the voters ap¬
proved the issuance1 of $1,375,000
construction
bonds
by a
twothirds majority.
.
on
Bond
Oct.
from 1967 to
Orchard Park, Central Sch. Dist.
held
on
interest, plus a
premium of 3% of par if called on
or before Oct. 1, 1961; plus a pre¬
high bid of 100.152
the proposed issuance of $4,000,000
for 1.10s was made by the South
Water system bonds.
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Shore Trust Co., Rockville Cen¬
Clerk
noon/ (EST)
at par and accrued
County (P. O.\Sanford),
voters will be asked to pass upon
Second
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National
Sept. 15 from 1948 to 1952 inclu¬
...
,4t;(2gX!'
Second
The bonds
1947
'
t-.'t
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McDaniel Lewis & Co., for $11,000
2%s, and $4,000 ;2y4s, at 100.031,;
of
Hempstead, as Is, at a
100.057, a basis of about
»
Bond Sale—The
improvement
orice
0.978%.
bids
Reno,
.
to
Port
Middle***wn. N. Y.
(M-S) payable in New York City.
The second highest bidder was
Pitt
1198—was
p.
1, 1958 to
16 election.
$26.bonds offered
purchase
24 —v. 166,
of
15,
issue
land
Bank
(P. O. Bellmore), N. Y.
of about
Sale—The
Buechner,
purchased
1964, inclusive,
as 2y4s. The bonds are dated Sept.
1, 1947.
Principal and interest
Lee
El
City Manager, will receive sealed
$15,000 water
Sept. 22—v. ,166,
»
Westbury), N. Y.
Bond
Bond Offering—F. R.
$50,000
county airport construction bonds
-
Hempstead Union Free
School District No. 1 (P. O,
purchaser without
charge.
A certified
check' for
$450, payable to the Village, is re¬
Hu.
March
Bonds
District, is
on
1198—were
were
Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City, will be
■,
by the not to -exceed 3% interest first
watel, works revenue
National Bank of Alamanche, of mortgage
Graham, paying a premium of $5, bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1947. Interest
equal to 100.033, a net interest, A-O. Denomination $1,000. Due
cost of 2.162%, as follows:
For On Oct., 1 as follows: $30,000 from
$8,000 maturing $1,000 March 1, 1950 to 1953; $35,000 from 1954 to
1956; $40,000 invl957 and 1958;
from 1950 to 1957, inclusive, as 2s.
and $7,000
maturing $1,000 "on;1 $50,000 from 1939 to 1966; $60,000
p.
North
well,; tMarshall,
furnished
the
'
Sale—The
bonds offered
follows:
$1,500 in 1948 and
a.m.J(EST), on Sept. 30, for the
$1,000 from 1949 to 1952 incl.
purchase of $27,000 not to exceed
Dated Sept. 15, 1947.
Interest
5% interest, street improvement, M-S.
Rate of interest to be in
sewer system and equipment cou¬
multiples of 1/10 or.% of 1%, and
pon or registered bonds.
Dated must be the same for all the
Oct. 1, 1947. Denom. $1,000.
Due bonds.
Principal and interest pay¬
on Oct. 1, as.follows: $4,000 in 1948;
able at the Schenectady Trust Co.,
$5,000 in 1949, and $6,000 in 1950 of
Schenectady.
The bonds will
tp 1952.
Rate of interest to be in be
delivered at New York, N. Y.,
a
multiple of 1/10 or y4 of 1 %, or at such other
place as may be
aqd must be the same for all of the
agreed with the purchaser, about,
ybonds. Principal and interest (A- Oct. 20, 1947. The approving opinO.) payable at the County Trust ion of
Vandewater, Sykes.& Heck¬
Co., Hastings - on - Hudson. The
ler, of New York City, will be
bonds Will
be delivered on or
furnished to the purchaser with¬
about Oct. 14, in New York City,
out cost.
A certified check for
of at such other place
V..
'
Graham, N. C.
1950 to 1952 inclusive.
William J.
Clerk-Treasurer,
Village
Neely,
will
Offer ing
Oct. 4.
follows:
as
Election
Nov. 4.
<
at
Ohio
—
An
h aiFo t improvement
bonds -will be submitted for ap¬
$750,000
proval at the
of
Surrey School District
\
•" N. Dak./
Bond Sale
—
bonds offered
No.
The $24,000
on
Sept.
41,
school
1102—were purchased by a syn¬
dicate
composed
of
Stranahan,
p.
Harris
?Co,," vlnd./V of
election
of
general election on
Nov.-4.
/ "i'
$$,000 school bonds.:
Denomination $500. Due $509 on
I
Mansfield, Ohio
Nov. 1 from ,1948 to 1983 incl.
A ■\ Bend Sale—The $300,000 water
certified check for 2% of the bid works
first
mortgage
revenue
is required.
bonds offered on Sept. 15—v. 166,
purchase
the
/
issue
Toledo;
Co., First Cleve¬
.
3,500 fire dept.; bonds.
:\ ■
;
These are the bonds authorized.
;
held
on
Sept. 9.
Miami., Okla.
n Bond
Sale Details — In connec¬
tion with The sale of the
$651,000 >
bonds to a% syndicate headed
by
the First National
.
Bank
&
Co., of Oklahoma City; at
interest
cost
of
about,
ported
in
166,
1103—we
p.
the bonds
$405,000
our
were
water
Sept.
a
1.60%,
15
now
Trust
net
re-:
issue—v.
learn
that
sold'as follows:
"works
'
extension:
and improvement bonds, divided $62,000 maturing $31,009
.
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THE
Number 4633
"Volume 166
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
SOUTH CAROLINA
Oct. 1 in 1950 arid 1951,
asj New York'/ Fidelity Union Trust
Co., of/Newark, Green, Ellis &
1952 to 1959 AndoTson, Of New York, E. W(
•inclusive, as lVzs, and $95,000 Clark - & Co., of Philadelphia,
maturing Oct. 1, $31,000 inRattle-First
National Bank of
on
$31,-J,
XW4s, $248100 maturing
(P. O. Charleston), S. C.
1960 and 1961, and $3o,000 in geattle, Brahihall, Barbour & Co.,
l962j as 1%S.
Z
I1 of NOW York.
Trust Co. of Georgia, Of AtlariBQ,G0O electric light extension
v
a, Schmidt, Poole & Co., W. H.
bonds, taking $12,000 matur¬
Co., Biddle,
ing $6,000 Oct. 1, in 1950 and NOwbold's, Son &
1901, as l%s, $48,000 maturing Wheleri & Co.* all of Philadelphia,
Tucker, Anthony & Co., of New
$6,COO Oct. 1, from 1952 to
Zi959 inclusive, as l%s, and YO£k, Moore, Leonard & Lynch,
•
$20,000 maturing Oct. 1, $6,- of Pittsburgh, : Mercantile Trust
;
■; .000 in 1960 and 1961, and $8,- Co»>
of ~ Baltimore,
Francis
L1000 in 1982, as l3As.
duPOnt: & Co., Mackey, Dunn &
59)000 fife station and equipment Co.) both of New York, Elkins,
" .tonds, taking $3,COO maturing If orris & Co,, of Philadelphia, F.
r
$4,000 Oct. 1, 1950 and 1951, S. ".Sihithers & Co., of New York,
:
as 1%'s, $32,000 maturing $4.
Arthurs, Lestrange & Klima, of
~t
000 Oct.. 1, from 1952 to 1959,
itislftirgh, Ellis & Co., of Cincin¬
"*
as 1%'s, and $19,000
maturing nati, Sheridan, Bogan Co., Wurts,
I
Oct. ir $4,000 in 1960 to 1962 Dulles & Co., Aspden, Robinson &
inclusive, and $7,000 in 1963, Co., Hess & Co., all of Philadel¬
V •- as l3/4s.*.
•
.j
i4'
/ phia, Warren W. York & Co., pf
55,0CO park site and improve¬ Allentown, Phillips, Schmertz &
ment bonds, taking $8,000 maCo., of Pittsburgh, and Williams
c*
luring $4,000 Oct. 1, 1950 anc/ R, Compton & Co., Inc., Of New
1951, as l34s, $32,0C0 ma-ur- York, as l%s, at 101.6899, a net
ing"$4,0C0 Oct. 1, from 1952 t
interest cost Of 1.27559%.
The
bonds are dated Oct. 1, 1947. In¬
"1959, inclusive, as 114s, an
$15,000 maturing Oct. ~1/$4,C6
terest A-O;
Due $2,000,000 from
in I960 and tool, and $7,CO
Oct. 1, 1952 to 1976, incl. The pur¬
in 1962, as l%s. .•••
chaser will be furnished the legal
; '
I
voters
for
1%%
water
;
works
system
rev-
Said bonds Will be callable
sive,
Sept. 1,1948, or on any subse¬
quent interest payment date, as
provided by the law. The. bonds
are
approved as to legality by
Huger:Sinkler of Charleston.
on
,
.
.
results in the lowest interest cost
combined
public
utility
systerti
purchased by
Revenue bonds was
,
R. S. Dickson & Co., of
Charlotte,
100.065, a net interest cost of
about 2.385%, as follows: $64,000
riiatut-ing on Aug. 1- $4,000 frorh
1948 to 1953, inclusive; and $5,OOu
at
.
"
-
from
.
1961
to
1954
inclusive,
Qpinion v' of)
into
consideration
;
in
executed
bonds,
purchaser. A
check for 2 %
of the
Chicago,
and
without cost to the
certified
bonds, payable to the City Treas¬
urer,
is required.
Bonds Voted—At
as
a
recent elec¬
tion the voters approved the issu¬
ance of $150,000 bonds to be used
for
the
purpose
of
extending
water mains and sewage lines for
a
.veterans housing project.
i
Morristown, Tenn.
Bond
eral
Sale—The
improvement
$125,000 gen¬
bonds offered
.
,
.
School District
Keizer
;he Commonwealth for State and
Salem), Marion
1103—were purchased by
the Milwaukee Co., of Milwaukee,
.ocal
as
Exempt from taxation in
(P.
O
County,
Bonds Voted —The issuance
$75,000 construction bonds was
.approved by the voters at a recent
v
Philadelphia, Pa.
Of
election.
& Trust Co., of Cincinnati,
Haupt
&
Co.,
Campbell,
Phelps & Co., both of New' York,
First. Southwest Cq„ of Dallas,
Lyons & Shafto, of Boston, Don¬
ald MacKinnon & Co., of New
York, Wurts,. Dulles & Co., of
Philadelphia, Neuhaus & Co., of
Houston, Blewer, Heitner &
Glynn, of St, Lbuis, and Ginther
& Co., -of Cleveland, purchased on
Sept. 23, the following bonds ag¬
gregating $4,340,000, as 1.70s, of¬
fering a price of .100.05, a net
interest cost of about 1.695 %:
$1,560 000 Water Works improve; • merit, Series No/ 2^2 bohds.
1,300,000
sanitary v. sewer v and
sewage disposal plant, series
No. 243 bonds.
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760,000 storm Sewer improve¬
ment, Series No. 244 bonds.
640,000 street opening and wid¬
ening, 'series No. 245 bonds.
40,000 fire station hnd signal sys'/..
- tern, series No. .246 bonds.
;
40,000 4 public market construlction, series No. 247 bonds, |
The bonds a to dated Oct. 1,1947.'
Due from Oct.
1) 1948 to 1967,
'
Bonds Not Voted—The
Zbonds
not
were
$150,000
improvement
approved
at
the
flection held on Sept. 9.
Harrisburg, Pa.
Bonds Voted — The Deputy Di¬
the
Finance
of
rector
that
states
primary election held
Details—The
Sale
$40,-
2% judgment funding b
purchased by the Union National
Bank and the First National Bank
Uoth of Mount Carmel, jointly;
000
.
previously/noted in
sold "at
v.
166, p. 11
price of par. Dai
June 1, 1947.
Denomination $
UOO. Due Dec. 1, as follows;. $6,^were
'
a
and 1948 and $7,000
1949 to 1952 inclusive.
in'1947
000
«.
from
announcement
Pennsylvania (State of)
Sale
Bond
p u
b lie
series K,
$ _ y.
chased
1
r-
The
building
$50,0000,00(
constructiob
bonds offered on Sept>
166,
by
Drexel
&
*
Co., Inp., Kidder. Peabody & C<L
New York, Philadelphia N&-
1
not
.
bonds,-due Jan. 1, 1949;
r
2,456,700
Series
B
refunding
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1949;
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.
.
Jan.
1,1948-78;
- r;
7
,
Philadelphia National Bank,
fiscal agent, for the city, and all
on
them will
Dec. 31,1947.
cease
\
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as
/
<of
,
Equitable
York,
Graham, Parsons &
Loan
Authorized
City, Council on Sept. 11,
passed on third reading an ordi¬
nance
authorizing the creation of
proceeds
of $7,500,000,
tp be used for en¬
largements, additions, extensions,
betterments and improvements to
and
the
acquisition
of
property
Scaled
bids
will
be
asked
the issue, in the immediate
.
)
,
\
an
:
12,000 fire protection bonds. Due
$1,000 from 1949 to 1058, inelusive, arid $2,000 in 1959.
The
1947.
bonds
are
dated
•;
,
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^
July
bonds
cost
are
of
about
10 years;
TENNESSEE
No
bid of
less
than
par
for
fufure.
will
be
considered,Z.?•.
have
Buena
callable
Vista
after
10
District,
-
of
at
voters "pass pri
$11,000,000 road
"
.
)
Texas
Bond
2.32%.
The
bids until dO
a.m. on Oct.
16, for
purchase,,of $3,970,000 / im¬
provement bonds, divided as fal¬
lows:
\
■' '•
'
Z;
the
-
years;
'
years.
Independent
;;.;f ■ •
OffeHng^G, R. Daniels,
City Auditor, Will receive sealed
$27,000 for the next 6 years, and
$23,000 the next 5
years.
All
bonds
the
issuance
El Paso,
due $30,000 for the first
$20,000 the next 5
■: • '■],
Contemplated —
that the county
bonds.
Sale—The $100,000 muni¬
cipal airport bonds offered Sept.
15, were purchased by Dittmar &
Co., of San Antonio, at a net in¬
I.
'
to
the
for the
issue of
„
School
Tex.
Bonds Voted—An issue of
'
$2,000,000 grade separation bonds.
!i
Due Dec. 1, as follows:
$56,000 in 1948; $58,000 iri
1940;
$59,000in 1950; $60,000 in 1951;
$61,000) in 1952; $62,000 In
1053; $64,000 in 1954; $65,000
in 1955; $66,000 in
1956; $68,^
000 in
1957; $69,000 in 1058;
$70,000 in 1959;
$72,000 in
1960; $73,000 in 1961; $75,000
iri 1962; $76,000 iri
1963; $78,000 in 1964; $79,000 in 1965;
$81,000 /in 1966; $82,000 :in
1967; $84,000 in 1968; $86/000
in 1960; $88,000 in
1970; $90,000 in 1971; $92,000 in
1972;
1
$6(),-
000 construction bonds was voted
bonds.
$1,000. Due Sept. 1, as follows:
$17,000 in 1951 and 1952, $18,000 in
Corpus Christi Independent
School District, Texas
1953, $16,000 in 1954, $25,000 in
«
1955, $37,000 in 1956, $38,000 in
Bond Sale
The $2,500,000
1957, $34;000 in 1958, $35,000 in School house bonds offered
Sept.
1959, $41,000 in 1960, $42,000 in 15—v. 166, p. .1103—were
pur¬
1961, $44,000 in 1962, $45,000 in chased by a
syndicate composed
1963i $46,000 in 1964, $47,000 in of, Paine,
Webber, Jackson &
1965, and $49,000 in 1966 and 1967. Curtis, Lee Higginson Corp., A.
Bonds maturing on or after Sept. C,
Allyn & Co., C. F. Childs & Co.,
1, 1956, shall be callable in in¬ all of
Chicago, Stern Bros. & Co.,
verse
numerical order, upon 30 of Kansas
City, Rauscher, Pierce
days' published notes on Sept. jl, &
Co., of Dallas, Russ & Co., First
1955, or any interest payment date of Texas
Corp., both of San An¬
thereafter, at par plus accrued in¬ tonio, Fox, Reusch &
Co., of Cin¬
terest and a premium for each
cinnati, - Milton
R.
Underwood
bond so called as follows: $25 per
& Co., of Houston, Dittmar & Co.',
bond called Sept. 1, 1955 to March of San
Antonio, and F. Bert Smith
1, I960, inclusive. $15 per bond &
Co., of Corpus Christi, at a net
called Sept. 1, 1960 to March 1, interest
cost
of
about
2.78%,
1964, inclusive. $5 per bond called divided as follows: $750,000 maSept. 1, 1964, and thereafter. Rate tUrifig - April 1, $10,000 in 1948,
of interest to be in multiples of
$45,000 iri 1949 to 1953, $50,000 in
y4 of 1%.
Not more than three 1954 to
1957, $60,000 in 1958 and
rates o£ interest should be speci¬
1959, $65,000 in 1960 to 1962, as
fied and there shall be no more
2%s, $405,000 maturing April 1,
—
Councilmanic
—The
f
Securities
Co/rpf
Igevf York, Stroud & Co., of PhW4*i
delphia*. Marine Trust Co., of Buf-j
Za ^io, Wood, Struthers & Co., of
Cor^L
submit
authorization
is
$400,000 road improvement bonds.
terest
<
Denomination
The
■
jNew
follows:
to
election
;
'
:
contemplated
voters'
tion
Election—An
Bond
,
Philadelphia, and equipment for the Philadel¬
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Barr Bids. phia Gas Works. The loan will be
&, Co., both of New York, Blair &
paid off in equal amounts semi¬
Cofi IncZ, Yarnall & Co., of Phila¬
annually. The ordinance was for¬
delphia; Harris, Hall & "Co:,~ of
7 Chicago, ) Dick & Merle-Smith; warded at once to Mayor Bernard
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., both .Of Samuel for his signature. /
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o
Co., .Inc., of Sioux Falls, divided
Texas
Election
is reported
officials are considering
T exas
Brenham, Texas
Sale—Ah issrie of
County (P. O. Dallas)^
'/ '/^
Bond
at an election held on Aug. 30,
:
1,787,700 general loan bonds, due
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
Corpus Christi, Texas
)
Jan. 1, 1948-78; •
•
Bond Offering—P. E. Hickman,
10(10 general loan bonds, due
Bond Election—The City Man¬
City Secretary-Treasurer, will rfe"Jan, 1, 1948-78;
ager states that an election will
/ /• "7 7 . ceive sealed bids until 10
a.m.
be held on Oct. 4, "to. have the
6{j0,009 general loan bonds) due
(CST) on Oct. 7 for the purchase
voters pass on the issuance of the
71 "Jan. 1, 1948-78; ~
/
"
of $600,000 not to exceed 3% in¬
393,500 general loan bonds, due
following water bonds totaling
terest, electric system revenue,
/
Jan. 1, 1947-78.
tax
sup¬
"series 1947, bonds. Dated Sept. 1, $9,550,000: / $4,800,000
ported,
and
$4,750,000 revenue
The. bonds will be payable at 1947. Interest M-S.
the
^,/"
Angelina County (P. O. Lufkin),
Bond
bonds was; purchased by Gefke &
>
Dallas
;
It
;
5,266,200
Series
D
refunding
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1973;.
f I
1,280,000 general loan bonds, due
*
fionalBank,
1957,
—
—Bond
as
Interest A-O. The ap¬
proving opinion of Chapman •&
Cutler, of Chicago, to be furnishfed
the purchased/
~~
1000 — were putsyndicate composed .i. Councilmanic loan
p.
a
Co., First Boston
/ Corp.,1 Smith, Barney & Co.) I
\ /New York, Harriman Ripley,
*of
to
Due
sinkipg.fund and other sourcPS- $24,000 "water works bonds.
on 'or before Jan.
$2,000 from 1949 to 1958, in¬
1, 1948, follow:
clusive and $4,000 in 1959.
!
453,000
Serifes
A
refunding
Interest
!
1
the
to
was
the
on
Township Sch. Diit
(P. O. Mount Carmel), Pa.
Due
serially from
incl.
The
next
"highest bidder was John Nuveer
—
$15,000,000 f of 4s, but; additions
apade^ to the list.
The bonds
tq be; redeemed with1 funds .from
&;
Mount Carmel
1, 1947.
at 100.03.
to retire $17,187,- &Cd.Vfori%
city's 4% bonds. A.pre-_
Toronto, S. Dak.
were
Sept
3 the yriters approved the issuance
*jf $300,000 sewer bonds.
j
Bond
six/ordi¬
dated Oct.
are
A-O.
Interest
1948
effect that "the plan was to retire
(P. O. McClellandtoum). Pa.
athletic stadium and
v
vipus
Under
The City Counci
inclusive.
TEXAS
.designed
100 of the
Township Sch. Dtst.
airman
>-f"
—
has upder consideration
nances
PENNSYLVANIA
.
The bonds
Large Bond Retirement
Consideration
"
,
Ira
p.
1%/s, paying, a price equal to
100.106, a basis of about 1.227%.
purposes.
Oregon
166,
,
Bank
•
.
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Dallas, Texas
'
t
Morgan,/; .Lewis._ &c 2y4sr- and $36,000 maturing oh Sept. 8 — v. 166, p. 1000 — were
^rhent and machinery bonds, Bockius,
of
Philadelphia.
The Aug, 1, $5,000 in 1962 and 1963; purchased by a syndicate cofritaking $8,000 maturing $4,C00 second .highest bidder "; was. Na¬
of
Davidson
&
Co.)
of
$6,000 in 1964 and 1965, arid $7,000 posed
Oct; 1, 1950'and 1951, as l3As
tional City Bank, New York, in 1966 and 1967, as 2%s. Dated Knoxville, Cuhnberlarid Securities
$32,COO maturing $4.C00 Oct
Bankers Trust Co., New York, Aug. 1, 1947. Principal and inter¬ Corp., of Nashville, Fisher Hawds
1, from 1952 to 1959, inclusive
Chase National Bank, New York
est <F-A) payable at the Central & Co., of Knoxville, and C. H.
as'l%s. and $12,000 maturinf
First; National Bank, New York, Hanover- Bank & Trust
Co., ~ of Little, of Jackson, paying a pride
-$4,000 Oct. 1, 1960 and 1962, ai Harris Trifst & Savings Bank, New-York.
equal to 100.092, a net interest co$t
Legality approved b
l%s.
/.■;
■
' ./ )of about 1.875%. as follows: $80,.■•!. Chicago, arid associates/for all as Huger Sinkler, of Charleston.
*
Interest A-O.
000 bonds maturing July 1,
l%s, at.a ptice of 101.5399. Third
$l5r
best bid was an'offer of 101.0849,
7™
SOUTH DAKOtA
000 in 1948; $10,000 from 1949 to
Shawnee, Okla.
tendered by the First National
1952; $5,000 in 1953; $10,000 in
Bond Election—At an election
Estelline, S. Dak.
1954 and 1955, as l3,4s, and $45,Hdnk of Chicago syndicate..
scheduled for Oct. 7, the voters
Bonds Voted—An~ issue Of $28;Bonds Offered for Investment— 000 sewer construction bonds was 000 maturing July 1, $25,000 i|n
"will pass on the issuance of the
1956, and $20,000 in 1957, as 2s.
following bonds aggregating $150,- The successful bidders reoffered authorized at the election held on
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
uhe above bonds for general sub- Sept.
000: $65,C00 fire fighting equip¬
9..
able at the office of the City Re¬
ment
purchase;
$50,000
bridge :cription at yields ranging .from
Huron, S. Dak.
corder,. or at the Central Hariconstruction, and $35,000 garbage 180 % to 1.35 %, according to ma¬
Bond Sale —The $146,000 air¬ ove£r/Bank & Trust Co., New Yotk
turity.
Coupon bonds, registerdisposal bonds.
port bonds offered Sept. 15—v. City, "at the holder's option.
ible as to principal only. Denom
SI,000.
y
'
will
Millington, Tenn.
Matlins, S. C.
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:
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
.
OREGON
'
.
any,
computing
,
-
*.
terest A-O.
1
Premiums, if
taken
~
.
equini
$100,000 in 1963 to 1965, $105,000
in 1966, as 2
% s, and $1,345,000
maturing April 1, $115,000 in 1967,
$120,000 in 1968, and $370,000 in
bonds will be awarded at not less
1969 to 1971, as 2%s. Said bonds
than par and accrued interest to will be
callable on and after Oct.
the responsible bidder whose bid
1, 1962.
Dated Oct. 1, 1947.
In¬
ma¬
Bond Sale —A syndicate com¬
interest cost only if
posed of the National, City Bank,
necessary to determine which of
two identical bids results in the Drexel & Co., both of New York,
Trust Co. of Georgia, of Atlanta,
lowest interest cost.:> The bonds
will be delivered at the American Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
of Buffalo,
Braun, Bosworth &
National
Bank, Nashville.
The:
Co.,- Inc., J. C. Bradford & Co., of
city will furnish the approving
Nashville, Provident Savings
opinion of Chapman & Cutler, of
wa> purchased re¬
cently by Johnson, Lane, Space
& Co., of Savannah.
The bonds
are dated Sept. 1,
1947/ Denom¬
ination, $1,000.
Due $6,000 on
Sept. 1, from 1948 to 1957 inclu¬
.
52.000 street maintenance
one
be
bonds
emie.
-
.
any
Sale—An issue of $60,000
Bond
,
,
for
"Florence, S. C.
t
.
the
rate
one
turity, Principal and interest pay¬
able at the
Chemical Bank
&
Trust Co., New York
City. The
to the city.
.
r
to
submitted
consideration at an election sched¬
uled for Nov. 11.
.
"U
;800,OhO improvement bonds will
ie
5
"
,
20
Bond tel^ction—The issuance of
;
—
"
than
Charleston School Diatrict No.
Oct"; 1, from
OOu
(1303)v 55
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.
and $93,000 in 1973 and 1074.
1,280,000 storm
sewers
bonds.
Due
Dec.
000 in
1,
follows: $40,-
as
1948 and
1949; $41,000
1950; $42,000 lrY 1951; $43.000 in 1952; $44,000 in
1053;
$45,000 in 1954; $46,000 ' in
1955; $47,000 .in 1956; $48,600
in 1957; $49,000 in
1958; $50,000 in 1959; $51,000 in
1960;
$52,000" in 1961; $53,000 in
1962; $54,000 in 1963; $55,000
in 1964; $56,000 in
1965; 57,000 in 1966; $58,000 in 1967;
$59,000 in 1968; $60,000 • in
1969; $62,000 in 1970; $63,000
in 1971, and $65,000 in 1972.
"in
125,000
street
equipment
Dec.
1
from
1948
and
bonds.
follows:
as
sanitary
Due
/on
$12,600
to
1952 incl., and
$13,000 from 1953 to 1957 incl.
100,000
bonds.
lows:
from
recreation
Due
on
$7,000
1949
to
equipment
Dec. 1, as fol¬
in
1948; $8,000
incl., and*
1954
9,000 from 1955 to 1959 incl.
100,000
fire
station
building
and sites bonds.
1
as
Due
on
Dec.
follows: $3,000 from 1048
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WASHINQTON
Bond "Offering Expected KThe
$5,000 from
City
Council is said *to have
1965 to 1972 incl.
l
r
70,000; paving bonds. Due on authorized the offering in the
Dec. 1 as follows: $3,000 from near fbttire of the following bonds
1948 to 1957 inch, and $4,000 totaling $5,000,000 : $3,000,006 sani¬
tary sewers; $690,000 storm sew¬
from 1958 to 1967 incl.
69,000 fire department equip¬ ers; $210,000 street topping; $750,ment bonds. Due on Dec. 1 as 000 permanent paving; $300,000
Civic
Center ; development,
and
w/4 follows: $4,000 from 1948 to
1953 incl./ and. $5,000 from $50,000 street markers bonds. /
to-1964 incl., and
•
1962 incl,
1954 to
Dec. 1
follows:
as
1948 to
1957 incl., and $3,000
to 1967 incl.
Due
000' construction bonds
equipment bonds.
1 as follows:
48,000
;;
tax
Election
Bond
is
Commis¬
City
future
near
the
have
to
:
Dec.,1
on
as
and $7,000
in 1952.
airport paving, bonds.
30,000
Due
.
Dec. 1
on
," i. ,15,000
as
-
equipment
hospital
i,; 14,000 engineering equipment
.
;
Due
bonds.
as
fol¬
1
improvement
"
'I,
Dec. 1 as fol^.
on
2.73%,
:
.50,000
lows: $2,000 in 1948, and $3,000 from 1949 to 1952 incl.;
a
i
r p o r
bonds.
t
improvement
;
l
.
Normangee, Tex.
1947. DenominaBidders are invited to
name the rate of interest in multiof ^4 of 1%. Principal and
-table: at the Chemical
Co;* New York City,
•'furnish the necesDated Dec. 1,
Voted—At
Bonds
:
election
an
...
held
000
Aug. 30
on
sewer
bonds
issue of $50;-
an
authorized.
was
,
as
Dec,. 1/a*.
JFluvanna
.
.
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.
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.
"
f:fexa»y~-'Z
s
;issue of $52,000
s was purchased
"HZLu Shaffer & Co.;
15, 1947.
.
'
and
$l>00Q
m$
^-js-to 1961, and
,_,000 from 1962 to 1968, all incl.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay-,
able at the
State Treasurer's of*
Legality approved by Gib¬
Gibson
&
Boothman, of
fice.
son,
Interest
ported
house
Austin.
Harris County (P. O. Houston),
a.m. on
-Bank,
tChaise
Harris
r
of
National
Bankers
;
and
Trust
Chicago;
Bank,
and
&
the
2.10s, at
a
priice
Dated Oct. 15, 1947.
1948 to
Interest payable
of about
1947,
15,
a
1.795%.-
Due from
1977,
A-O.
net interest cdst
Dated
Oct.
99.0002, a basis of
2.065%, and mature Oct. 1
is
now
bonds
re¬
field
revenue
purchased
in; 1955
1957
and
to
1972.
3s.?.//;•
years
UNITED
sold
as
about
as fol¬
1956;
$16,000
from
1959; $17,000 in 1960 and
Callable <
on
and
after
10
from date.;
/
;
STATES
Offerings
Sealed
been invited by 30 local housing authorities, the offerings
will take place on Oct. 7, and Oct. 28, for temporary loan
gregating $55,851,000.
Details of these offerings are given
bids have
of which
notes ag¬
herewith:
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Opening Oct. 7,1947Z:^ZZi:Z:,z':'/:-Z'/ /Z
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.
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,
(Notes dated Oct. 28, 1947 and maturing as indicated)
Local Authority
Amount
Maturity
Nov.
Tucson, Arizona
$664,000
9, 1948
Port Angeles, Washington^--------Nov.
174,000
9, 1948
Feb. 24, 1948
Boston, Massachusetts
-]L
2,777,000
•
Nov.
Annapolis, Maryland Z
-——225*000
9, 1948
;
Nov.
Allentown, Pennsylvania
493,000
9, 1948
Nov.
1948
Beaver, Pennsylvania
i-Z~
1,753,000 Z
1948
Beaver, Pennsylvania
_/-U—/ -—397*000— Nov.
-
-
-
-—_ - -
-
be
furnished.
,
.
Wheeler,
t
Texas
est
Dated Oct.
A-O.
Due
on
Oct. 15,
15, 1948 to
Long Branch, New Jersey__.___.____..
Washington, D. C.__:_______.._-__-___
Rantoul, Illinois—
Columbus j Georgia
l—__
Galveston j Texas
—_
_
_
Galveston, Texas Z--_c_____
—
448,000
5,993,000
359,000
1,471,000 ;
731,000"
993,000
<
Nov.
Interest
1967,
inclusive.
A-O.
The second best bid
payable
was
an
H offer of 100.263 for 2s, tendered by
Bond
bids
Nov.
1948
Nov,
1948
Nov.
1948
Nov.
1948
National City Bank syndicate.
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.
the 1948-1961 maturities and from
dollar
a
price of 100 to 99 % for
the 1962-1967 maturities,
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WASHINGTON
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Wapato, Wash.
Bond Sale—The $10,000 general
obligation bonds offered on Sept.
22
were
at
iyjsr
par.
sold to the
State,
as
W
Raleigh
County
Plan of Bidding—The Notices of Sale will
provide that proposals
be for all or any part of each series of notes and separate pro¬
posals will be required for each series where more than one series of
notes are offered for sale or for each part of said notes for which a
separate interest rate is bid.
The issuer reserves the right to award
to any bidder all or any part of the notes which such bidder offers
to purchase in his proposal.
Said notes will be awarded at the lowest
net interest cost to the issuer under such bid or bids, and in compute
O.
(P.
Beckley), W. Va.
Bonds
Voted—The
issuance
of
$350,000 airport construction bonds
was approved -by the voters at a
recent election.
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Sparta, Wis.
Bond
,5
;/•''-^z^z—$39,373,000
Sale—The
$40,000 1 ¥2%
parks bonds offered
Sept. 22 — v. 166, p. 1200—were
purchased by the First State Bank
of La Crosse. The bonds are dated
int.
public
Feb. 1, ,1945, ;Interest F-&.. Due
serially from 1948 to 1955, incl.
Z
Spring Green, Wis.:
Bond Offering—ZE. T. Hill,
lage
Clerk,
will
receive
Vil
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 1, for
the purchase of $30,000 3% water
pumping 4 station bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1/1947. Interest A-O. Due on
April
1
follows:
$1,000 from
$2,000 from 1958
optional on and
after April 1, 1957. These are the
as
1948 to 1957, and
to 1067, all incl.,
bonds
authorized
election.
A
at
the
certified
Aug.
27
check
for
10%, of the amount of bonds/pay
able to the Village Treasurer, is
required.
z'Z
: -; -;z'•
may
ing such interest cost the issuer will take into ; consideration any
premium which any bidder offers to pay. No bid for less thhn $50,000
principal amount Of said notes or for less than par and accrued inter¬
est will be entertained. If only a part of the notes bid for in a pro¬
posal are awarded by the issuer, the premium, if any, offered in such
proposal will be prorated and said notes will be issued in denomina¬
tions in the order of the lowest denomination specified in such pro¬
posal; provided, thai one: note may be issued in a
tion than is otherwise specified.
smaller denomina¬
Proposals for the purchase of Notes are required to be submitted
in a bidding form approved by the issuer.
Unless the bidding form
Z
required for a particular issue is set out in the formal notices of sale
published elsewhere in this issue, copies of such bidding form may
be obtained from the issuer or from the General Counsel, Federal
Public, Housing Authority, Washington, ?5, D. C., or from Regional
Counsel, Federal Public Housing Authority, in the cities of Boston,
Massachusetts; New York City, New York; Chicago, Illinois; Atlanta,
Georgia; Fort Worth, Texas; San Francisco, California] Seattle,Wash¬
ington, aind Cleveland, Ohio.
VERMONT
.
livery will be considered. Princi¬
District,
/>;;■' Vermont Z / ZZ Z =. v' 'Z /..! pal and interest payable at the
Bond Offering—Harry G. Web¬ First National Bank of Boston.
ster, District Treasurer, will re¬ The bonds will be approved as to
ceive sealed bids until 8 p.m. on
house bonds.
ref.
legality
Oct. 8 for the
CANADA
Canada (Dominion of)
Bond Sale—An issue
of,
>
000,000
three
months
Treasury
Sept. 25, at ar
yield of 0.409%. Hie bills
are dated
Sept. 26, 1947, Due Or
Dec. 26, 1947.
A
1
bills
sold
was
on
average
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:.-Z::z:';;} ONTARIO
;
^
.
Caledonia, Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of
village bonds
was
$150,00(
sold recently
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., of Toronto
at
99.927,
Dated
from
a
Oct.
1948
basis of about 2.755%
1,
to
1947.
Due serially
1967, inclusive.
Gloucester
Township, Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of $285,00(
township bonds
purchased
was
re
cently by J. F. Simard & Co.,
Ottawa, at 100.287. The bonds
Brandon Graded School
until 1 p.m. on Oct. 22 for the pur¬
chase ; of
$400,000 2% % school
..Dated Oct. 1, 1947.
Denomination $1,000. Due $16,000
from 1948 to 1$72, inclusive. Prin¬
ates reoffered the bonds at
Z;
by
Storey,
Thorndike*
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston, whose
purchase o£$60,000
bonds. Dated Nfov. 1, opinion will be furnished the pur¬
1947. Denom. $1,000. Due on Nov. chaser. No telephone bids will be
Hearne, Texas
J\
1, as follows: $2,000 from 1948 to accepted. Bonds will be delivered
Bonds Voted y^-'-Atya
recent
inclusive; and $550,000 in to the
election the voters are said to cipal and interest (A-O) payable 1967,
purchaser on or about
1968. Bidders to name oiie tate of
have approved ;the issuance
of at the State Treasurer's office or
Nov. 3, at the First National Bank
interest; No bid for le#S than par
$138,000 water and sewer im- at the Chemical, Bank & Trust
the
Publicly; Offered—Hal
Stuart & Co, Inc., and associ¬
prices
to yield from 0.65% to 1.25% for
sey,
1948
'(1 ■ z. 'Z"
Offering—President James
B. Boren will receive sealed
dated
are
WISCONSIN
Bid Opening Oct. 28, 1947
;
College Dist.,
bonds
approving opinion of Wood, King
and Dawson, of New York City
to be furnished the purchaser. The
second highest bidder was Barr
Bros. & Co., Wood, Struthers &
Co., Schmidt, Poole & Co.* and
Folger, Nolan, Inc., jointly, for
$1,000,000, iy4s, at 98.91, a net interes!'cost of 1.2896 %.
Zz
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1948
Nov.
;
:
''Texas
The
Z-Z$16,478,000 i
::;.Z;.yz List No.,n :z;
1, 1947. : Inter¬
Oct. 1, as fol¬
Wichita Falls Junior
1.2704%.
Sept. 1, 1947. Due $50,000 on Sept
1 from 1948 to 1967, inclusive. The
-
''
^
improvement ; bonds offered
Sept. 15—rv.f/166, p. 1104—were
purchased by Halsey, Stuart &
Co. Inc.* Northern Trust Co., of
Chicago, and W. H. Morton, of
New York, jointly, as 1.30s,; pay¬
ing a premium of $3,099, equal to
100.3099, a net interest cost of
--
—_
Due
zZ' /v Lynchburg, Va. /■;,,
Bond Saie—The $1,000,000 pub¬
lic
Bonds
Federal Public Housing Authority
Local Housing Units Schedule Note
lows: $500 from 1948 to 1967, in¬
Bunner-up in the bidding was- a clusive, and $1,000 from 1968 to
syndicate headed by the National 1972, inclusive, optional) in 10
City Bank of New York, offering years. Any rate or rates named
a price of 100.184 for 2.10s, figur¬
must be in the multiples of % of
ing to a net interest cost slightly 1%.
The city will furnish the
.-■/'bigher.vm ■
printed bonds, a copy of the prcn
"• Additional Sale—The $1,650,000 ceedings, and the approving opin¬
road and bridge, series D, limited ion of any market attorney of the
tax bonds offered for sale at the purchaser's choice, and will de¬
liver the bonds to the bank desig¬
same time^v. 166, p. 1200—were
awarded to Rowles & Co., &nd the nated by the purchaser without
A certified check for $300,
National Bank of Commerce, both cost.
Houston; i jbintly, as 1.80s, at a payable to the city, is required.
j^rice of 100.657,
were
at
.
bonds.
inclusive.
1200—we: now
learn that the bonds
1200—were sold to the said group
as
Oct. 1 for
about 2.08%.
Oct.
22 issiie—v. 166, p.
Co., of
Sept.
our
Huntington), lows: $13,000 in 11950 and 1951;
:
$14,000 from 1952 to 1954; $15,000
It
j,: -•
of 100,3499, a net interest cost of
from
Wisconsin
from 1966 to 1968; $21,000 in 1969
and 1970, and $22,000 in 1971 and
until 6:30 p.m/on Oct. 2 for the
purchase of $15,000 not to exceed
4% interest water works system
J>m
the
"(Notes dated Nov. 18, 1947 and maturing as indicated)
the purchase of $40,000 • revenue
Local Authority
Amount.
Maturity !
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1947. De¬ Bakersfield, California
30, 1948
$434*000
nomination $1,000.. The bonds will
Nov. 30, 1948
Oakland, California
3,653,000
bear interest at the rate of 6%
Nov. 30, 1948
Anaconda, Montana
•
378*000 ;
Nov. 30, 1948
per annum, payable: monthly" be¬
Providence, Rhode Island
4,482,000
Nov. 30, 1948
ginning on Dec.; 15, 1947, and on Chester, Pennsylvania
5,043,000 :
the
15th day
Nov. 30, 1948
of each. calendar Uniontown, Pennsylvania
1,980,000
month thereaf ter, and being calla¬
Nov.
9, 1948
Buffalo, New York ,/—-/■
--1,675,000
ble
Nov. 30, 1948
singly or in aggregate on Fort Wayne, Indiana
295,000
Sept. 15, 1948 or on any calendar Chicago, Illinois
May 25,. 1948
802,000
month thereafter.
-Nov, 30, 1948
Detroit, Michigan
;
12,028,000
NOV. 30, 1948
Detroit, Michigan
; 2,672,000 ;
■/'South Houston, Texas
I
Nov. 30, 1948
Newport News, Virginia
;
1,602,000
Bond Sale—The $100,000 water
Nov. 30, 1948
Memphis, Tennessee _____:
.
1,430,000
works and sewer system revenue
Nov. 30, 1948
Porstmouth, Virginia
: 1,511,000
bonds offered Sep& 22—v. 166, p.
Nov. 30, 1948
Darlington, South Carolina—
" 208,000
1200—were purchased by Emer¬
Nov. 30, 1948
Corpus Christi, Texas
757,000
son, Roche & Co., of Austin, and
Nov. 30, 1948
Alexandria, Louisiana __________
623,000
Rowles & Co., of Houston, jointly.
The bonds are dated Oct. 1, 1947.
the
the. Central; Republic
as
to
Milwaukee, reported in
Sept.' 15 by a syndicate headed
Trust
•Co., of Chicago,
bonds
water Z revenue
by Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger, of Cincinnati—v. 166, p.
Bond
Co., both of New
Offering — Mayor R. H.
Stroud & Co., of Philadel-. Forrester will receive sealed bids
/•
(not i $405,000)
1961; $18,000 in 1962 and 1963;
$19,000 in 1964 and 1965; $20,000
,
the
—
^
Bond -Sale Details—In connec¬
tion with the sale;of the $400,000
2s,
the" $415,000
—
serially from 1948 to 1970, in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
"'irpadu-'
payable at the Harrisburg Na¬
■series C 1947 bonds offered for tional
Bank, Houston.
The ap¬
T
sale on Sept. 23—v. 166, p. 1200—
proving opinion of Vinson/Elkihs,
were/purchased by a syndicate Weems & Francis, of Houston, to
of
Rate
that
."V
—
:
>ws:
1949 tol953,
/
Cabell County (P. O.
W. Va.
,
Washington, Wis,
•
of the
Independent Sch. Di&t,,
^
Bond Offering
lic auction at 10
bby can b<
r.
"Y
soon
checlc for 2%
or Js required
J
A cer
City Housing Authority,'
Town, of Pecos City, Texas
J
.
VIRGINIA
WEST
Alton Hughes,
Secretary Boa r d
of Commis¬
sioners," will receive bids at a pub¬
*
Bonds
bonds.
/
s
legal
papers,.
sary
/;
Not Voted—The follow¬
_ _
Pecos
:
WISCONSIN
Port
■
ing bonds totaling $30,000 failed
to carry at the election held on
Sept. 8: $26,000 revenue, and $4,~
000 general obligation bonds, •
/
was
Tucker &
net interest cost of
Montesano),
Bonds
16
Sept.
purchased by James
Co., of Austin, and
of
Nacogdoches,- jointly, at par, a
C.
$3,000 from 1948 to 1952 lows;
/ ZizZ^Z; ;/>
).
$150,000
fZZ incl.
the
at
the Stone Fort National Bank,
-
Due on Dec. 1 as fol-
bonds.
lows:
authorized
election,,
follows: $2,-
airport
.
bonds
.
000 from 1948 to 1962 incl.
:v.'•;
f
Nacogdoches, Texas
!
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
incl.;
1951
to
1948
from
000
bonds.
revenue;
;' 31,000 police equipment bonds.
Due on Dec. 1 as follows: $6.-
(P. O;
Wash,
1
District No.
,
■:
Coutvty Water
voters
foilows: $3,000 in 1948 and 1949; pass on the proposed issuance of
$1,500,600 water plant refinanc¬
and $4,000 from 1950 to 1957
ing,
improvement
and
reserve
incl,
;
..
Texas
Expected—It
sioners will call a^h election in the
equipment
office
Harbor
on
McAllen,
.
bonds., Due
.
auth¬
orized.
reported, that the
incl,
38,000
was
Dec.
on
$3,000 from 1948 to 1959 incl.,
and $4,000 from 1960 to 1962
.
Independent School
District, Texas
; Bonds, Voted—At an
election
held on Aug. 31 an issue of $20,-
•
1958
from
Lindale
;
Due on
$2,000 from
50,000 grading bonds.
Mondays September 29/194'
—
incl., $4,000 from 1958
*0 1955
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&FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
-the
-
dated
Sept. 1* 1947.
from 1948 to
PRINCE
Due serial^
1967,; inclusive.
EDWARD
Charlottetown,
ISLAND
Prince Edward Isl
Bond Sale—An issue
coupon
improvement
bonds
chased in July by
about
2.865 %.
1,00
_
.
was
pur
R. A. Daly &
Co., of Toronto, at 102.02,
of
o
ari
a
basi
The bonds
ar4
.
K#.CtC|4f^a5M*5CI^-
o£ Bofjon, ior Bostpn fnnds.l //
due.
on
Ji^ >2* < 1967Z
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