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SEP
feus. ADM.
UBRARY
MONDAY
New York, N.
Number 4523
[Volume 164
Acme-Hamilton Mfg. Corp.,
SEC—
The
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
American Bosch
Trenton—Registers With
Net sales
Aug. 29 filed a registration with the SEC for 50,000
cumulative preferred stock ($20 par) and 82,000 shares ($1
company on
Cost
before
Federal
for
to
Transferred
for post war
Sold—Ames, Emerich
Corp.—Stock
Aerovox
Co.,
&
/
,
shares of
for work¬
recently sold at $11.50 a share 11,000
capital stock (par $1). Proceeds will be used
ing capital.—V. 164, p. 1197.
V'-:
Inc.,
*$233,951
$1,019,377
*$809,648
$2,083,402*
Cr89,000
703,000
Cr307,000
v
2,941,831
2,571;940
2,698,774
2,583,402
$3,012,219
$4,289,437
$3,390,007
4,309
8,680
$2,850,863
$3,020,899
Other
.150,000
75,000
$241,377
*$144,952
Prov.
;:
Gross
railway——/
75,861
income—.
35,049
12,981
$426,941
h 155,097
74,629
Net
from
ry.
2,197,503
2,797,753
2,701,979
2,571,551
359,311
879,889
960,679
1,100,900
604,651
railway—
oper.
From January
Gross
Net
Net
railway
164, p.
99,455
income—
oper.
ry.
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In
'■
This
577.
■<-
,
481,195
360,498
Issue
-•
the
at
plan to continue to feature nationally
City store and, as soon as possible, to
Aldens'
Iowa
nishings and a children's
All
par
the
5%
outstanding
the
of
York
New
New York
first
Proceeds
/.■'/
two
.;"
years.
with
Exchange-
\
,
a
locomotives.
-V.
drive, the locomotive will have a generator operating
at high rotative speed, so that" a relatively small diameter will allow
for auxiliaries or other equipment to be mounted above the generator.
The gas turbine's control system will be at least as simple to operate
_1361
types.
.
System__
from
Net
ry.
Net
from
Net
$2,400,641
* *96,330
$3,121,144
944,366
*469,242
_
railway—I--;
from
368,499
income--
J' '
..
railway
for
'
•..
.
458,533
^
696,713
748,920
1,562,440
850,899
22,840
4.375,000
.____
4,375~000
10,231,438
11,066,269
Dr466,024
Dr466(024
$21,018,242 $20,445,446
* '
1946
1945
$4,260,792
___
3,951,514
$7,257,732
5,463,858
523,772
89,211
$1,135,635
12,151
34,541
received
53,911
Interest
notes
on
$1,198,535
15,436
—
Sundry charges
28,359
*$414,123
19,125
10,424
1848,000
—
—.
—_
payable^—.—
——
Estimated provision for Federal
Provision for contingencies—
25,815
income taxes__'
50,000
,
i
income
Net
134,467
♦$480,185
:
income
/
700,252
expense——.
profit—_;_z.
operating
Total
$264,296
*$448,683
,
tlncluding $733,000 for excess profits tax.
*Loss.
~_1363
/
allowances———
and
returns
administrative
depreciation
'
NOTE—No provision for possible tax refunds which may result from
:
profits
excess
__________1363 t
credit
tax
carrybacks
'
have
included
been
for
amount
full
the
of
year
refund
$500,000.
operating
or
their effect
since
income
results
the
continue,
at
in
the
until
'
American Coils Co., Newark, N. J.—Files With
railway...
1943
$3,356,785
1,482,455
242,467
.
SEC—
*873,120
821./
I
22,546,023
21,903,079
7,462,776;
3,136,825
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7,392,207
2,424,107
21,652,326
8,994,116
2,644,999
:•; *•:.
.
•
certain obligations and to increase cash funds.
Files With SEC—:
;
:
•
.
'
V"
"
accurately
determined.
applicable
- •
carry-backs
loss
cannot be
are
to
this
Should
period
:
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is
'
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SPECIALIST IN
■
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cAllen & Compan y
'
excess
—i
44,059
2,135,974
2,567,574
2,573,042
185,000
:
81,493
—_—
profits taxes
——
136,075
178,000
/
life insurance——_„—
-Total
1,181,393
99~,180
*
NEW YORK
STOCKS, INC.
DIVERSIFIED
NEW YORK 4, N. Y.
NY 1-57S
Telephone
REctor
New
York
NASSAU
45
-
2-3600
Security Dealers
Association
STREET," NEW YORK 5
Philadelphia Telephone
Enterprise
€015
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HUGH W.
-
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Bell Teletype
New York 1-576
LONG and COMPANY
INCORPORATED
48 WALL
STREET
NEW YORK 5
94,849
$8,156,027 $10,122,822
PROSPECTUS ON REQUEST
INCORPORATED
-
Members
EstabUshed 1022
Bell Teletype:
claims.:
expenses—^
3,003,060
INVESTMENT FUND
.
HAnover 2-2600
Value,
GEARHART & COMPANY
'
*
refund
of Federal
surrender
f
SECONDARY MARKETS
MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT
80 BROAD STREET
refund
Cash
•
tax
deferred
and
Postwar
•
Municipal Bonds
1
profits
63,415
1,205,528
87,022
2,883,186
mach., equip., etc. (net)
credit carry-back and special
amortization
Prepaid
1945
$776,370
»
-
CORPORATE FINANCE
FLORIDA & NEW JERSEY
.
'
receivable, less reserve
30
JUNE
1946
$983,630
•■n
—
Land, buildings,
,
•/'' -
—_—
Inventories.
:
SHEET,
BALANCE
■
receivables
Excess
1"- The company on Aug."26 filed a letter of notification with the SEC for 42,000 shares; ($1- par) common stock (restricted),i"of which 39,300 <'
CONSOLIDATED
■;;'/•'! A;'' • \^• /" _/■■/'>1 ■
Government -securities—
Other
Issue not underwritten.'
T ;
S.
.
Customer, accounts
;
•
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U.
Aug. 27 filed a letter of notification with the SEC <•
for 2,000 shares ($100 par) 6% cumulative convertible preferred and
500 shares (no par) Class A common.
Offering, price $100 a* preferred
share and $95 a common share.
Proceeds will be used for payment of *
company-on
American Metal Finishing Co., Grand Rapids, Mich.—
16,649,999
457,246
.
oper. income
♦Deficit.—V. 164, p.
$3,447,737
.1,240,134
171,214
f,
COMPARATIVE
ir,
ASSETS—
v
v
ry.
Telephone.
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declines——
—
income
.
This will
p. 1197".
1944
1945
1946
railway
From January 1—
Gross
valuation
—
less
and
Selling
losses
RR.—Earnings
oper.
c -
•
gas
July—
Net
467,669
_
inventory
sales
measured
The
from
sales,
of
estimated
degrees Fahrenheit before entering the gas turbine.
result in a shaft efficiency of approximately 24%.—V. 164,
Gross
■,
''
163, p. 2286.
Provision
;v
1300
Alton
-■
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turbine will be the most efficient single-shaft gas
turbine
plant in this country,
Allis-Chalmers design includes an
axial flow compressor :to compres? air, which will then be heated to
railroad
This
~
$3,316,175' $4,223,840
reserves
Sundry
-
Reserve
' !■'.
■'•'
-
Interest
News_1325
State and City Bond Offerings and Sales—1369
Redemption Calls & Sinking Fund Notices—1363
Dividends Declared and Payable
_1363
The Course of Bank Clearings
_r—.1362
Foreign Exchange Rates
1363
Federal
'
6 Months En led June 30—
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
:
,1
552,434
American Seating Co.—Earnings—
General Corporation and Investment
—
by
Total
u/— _1344
Banks
1
740,573
Reacquired stock
Gross
Reserve
;■
stock
Capital
Cost
Federal
2,039,903
.1357
———
Stock and Bond Averages-
783,639
2,712,829
______
Earned surplus
Section— _1360
Markets
______
35,316
70,835
•/___—i//—.;——.
Deferred credits
_1358
__—_
47,535
postwar and foreign operating conting—
For
Miscellaneous Features
compressor,
other locomotive
2,794,024
____
liabilities
future
'For
Net
Using electric
as
4
.1355
Transactions New York Curb Exchange- _1344
•
standard
Stock Exchange—Curb
purchases
assets
General
t
Exchange—!——————- .1357
Over-the-Counter
/y;
,
! 8,251,679
1,948,220
—.
/
:
Reserves:
>
•
Transactions New York Stock Exchange- _1344
horsepower
3750
unit,
axial
_____
Toronto
Allis-Chalmers gas turbine is to be a pack¬
single base common to all parts—the gas turbine,
a generator driven through gears, and the re- ?
generator,
This powerful, lightweight gas turbine power plant will /.
be
installed in a single cab no larger than used for present day
The
aged
Its
_1355
.1356
Exchange
Stock
gas
within
rails
on
a-
1945
$4,143,'481
1,844,969
10,271,568
—
——
■
_I356
___
Toronto
?
Research, Inc. has accepted
an Allis-Chalmers
turbine power unit designed to run on powdered
coal
BCR's Locomotive Development . Committee,
representing rail¬
road and coal companies cooperating in a project to build a better
coal
burning locomotive, expects to have the new type locomotive
for
_______
30
$3,782,492
1,444,189
securities—
$21,018,242 $20,445,446
Exchange!———u—__— _1356
Stock
Montreal Curb
With SEC
Coal
Bituminous
receivable
LIABILITIES— *•'
Turbine Contract-
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co.—Places
contract
Stock Exchange—
St. Louis Stock
Montreal
trustees.—V. 131, 2376/
No underwriters named.
JUNE
1946
credit
Current
-1355
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange——
on
publishing rights, etc.
—__
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
at
of
Y* r
Only preferred is being offered. Offering, price $10 a share. '
will be used for purchasing plates, dies, authors' royalties,-
privilege.
materials,
.1354
_1355
—
_____
Los Angeles
Aug. 28 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
for 10 000 shares of 5%
cumulative convertible preferred and 25,000
shares'of common, of which 10,000 shares are reserved for conversion
company
of
Goodwill, patents and trade-marks—___
Deferred charges •
_1354r
Cleveland Stock Exchange—^
Stock Exchange
gold bonds due
Algonquin Publishing Co., Inc., N. Y.—Files
The
_____________
Stock Exchange—
Cincinnati Stock Exchange—
Chicago
5% Bonds due 1961—
Royal Trust Co., Montreal, Canada, are
The
$3.64
,
*
Net fixed
_1354
Detroit
mortgage 50-year
cost
marketable
and
Postwar
.1349
Exchange
Exchange
Stock
Boston
;
add men's fur¬
1,
432,825
$3.56
•
CONDENSED BALANCE SHEETS
;<
Investments
_____
Exchange—
Curb
Stock
Baltimore
advertised lines
1961, have been called for redemption on March l, 1947,
and interest.
Payment will be made at the office or agency
company in London, England; Montreal, Canada, or New York, N,
March
deducting
Advances—Chicle
_1333
Exchange (Stocks)
Stock Exchange (Bonds) ___!._ .1344
New York, Stock
department.—V. 164, p. 270.
Algoma Eastern Ry.—Calls
432,825
$3.25
.."
•,;
,
share
per
Inventories
Iowa City Retail Store—
made.
is
1,083,063
432,825
$3.37
stock
1,082,063
432,825
paid
Accounts
.
It
1,082,063
11,819,399
$1,576,950
1,082,062
'
Stock and Bond Quotations
has acquired the Strub-Wareham store in Iowa
City. Jowa, Robert W. Jackson, President, announces.
■ V
The store; ^ivhich:■ hettomesi.vth©.~^.tti.,i unit/, in. Aldens' retail chain,
was purchased for an undisclosed cash price, Mr. Jackson said.
The three-floor establishment did approximately $1,000,000 business
in 1945. Reconstruction of the store was underway when the purchase
was
$1,541,774
ASSETS—
corporation
The
;
;
Cash
Page
Aldens, Inc.—Acquires
$1,406,709
labor manufacturing expenses
and
depreciation,
tlncluding excess
profits tax^
tAfter post-War
credit of $40,343 in 1945, $177,722 in 1944, and $94,833 in 1943,
.
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$1,456,716
common
•After
1—
railway—
from
from
—V.
$354,965
tl,082,417
.j.
par)
Earnings
1943
$363,763
138,426
75,447
$333,582
50,426
from
Net
(no
1944
1945
1946
July—
311,731
taxes
profit
Dividends
RR.—Earnings—
6.342
$3,396,349
$4,294,887
93,943
47,342
84,483
109,903
tl,435,764- t2,595,867
income
Net
5,449
reserves
for
tEst.
/
bef. inc. tax
contingencies.
Post-war
'<•//./«•' //'
"V"/
(net)
income
Net prof.
$419,402
*$502,648
NOTE—During the six months ended June 30, 1946 net charges of
approximately $170,000 (after estimated applicable Federal tax credits)
were made to the reserve for post-war readjustment and therefore are
not reflected in the profit and loss statement.—V. 163, p. 2430.
'\f:.
5
$5,973,409
$2,846,555
Shares
Akron Canton & Youngstown
1943
66,988,211
$5,584,158
operations
fr.
Earns,
•___
>'
1944
1945
1946
■
$5,788,386
1,514,000
taxes
V'': j;
;
prof, from sales
adv., distributing
and admin, expenses-
Sell.,
readjust;
*Loss..
shares are to be
: Proceeds
2,700
American Chicle Co.—Earnings—
6 Mos. End. June 30— y
reserve
—
share;
a
services rendered prior to incorporation.
capital.
Issue not underwritten.
for
for working
♦Gross
.
Surplus
at $1
for cash
sold
be
pay
used
be
,
.post¬
reserve/ etc--.
war
Prov.
stock to fully discharge secured demand notes,
mortgage notes and partial discharge of debenture indebtedness. Prin¬
cipal products of the company are the manufacture of conveyor belting,
tubing and hose.
12,433,146
175,917
exps.,
will
to
are
to
issued
$6,291,369 $27,747,591
':':..• v/vy.' -/v-'
6,991,215
25,312,306
/y 109,802
351,883
sales,
Profit
preferred
the
of
sale
$3,560,575 $13,628,440
selling,.;.-''.
etc._„
3,739,626
Depreciation and amort.
:
54,901
common
♦
1946—6 Mos.—1945
MISCELLANEOUS
-
shares
;
1946—3 Mos.—1945
__
of
admin,
stock.
Underwriters, G. L. Ohrstrom & Co. and S. R.
Livingstone & Co.
Company is offering the 50,000 shares of preferred,
while the 82,000 shares of common are being sold for the account of
certain stockholders.
Prices, $20 a share for the preferred, and $11.50
& share
for the common.
Company will apply the proceeds from the
par)
INSURANCE
-
Corp.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
v
.shares 5%
INDUSTRIAL
-
Copy
a
and Investment News
General Corporation
RAILROAD
Price 60 Cents
Y., Monday, September 9, 1946
.
634 SO. SPRING ST.
10S ANGELES 14
■
—:
payable
Accounts
Accrued
payable
payrolls,
Accrued
taxes
Notes
(less
U.
for
Common
59,374
v.
(221,062 shares,
surplus
Earned
1,020,000
General
275,000
3,778,615
1,999,662
taxes
/■
■.)'.
with sec—
The
for
Net
inc,
for
155,
Issue not underwritten.—V.
p.
$3,028,788
——
from
in
reduc.
of non-recurr.
notification with the SEC
taxes)
taxes
,
deduction
the
to
amortization
charges
consolidated
in
direct
the
of
and
available
STATEMENT
INCOME
CONSOLIDATED
OF
returns,
the
on
$5
new
share
on
one.
The
$18.50
is equivalent to 75 cents a
which was splitup three-forto holders of record Sept. 20.
Electric
15
Gas
old
the
on
were
paid.
at
1945 two dividends of 75
in
?
^
stockholders
The
and
shares,
;
meeting
Aug.
on
shares
split-up
shares
of
$5
the
of
value.
Prov.
Power
10.19%
Fed.
electric
the
1945.-
'
,.
-
int.'
divs.
etc.-
income
Net
V
inc,
Orrtco
.
782,915
.318,738.
,T
$2,986,201. $2,567,146 *
■
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c
398,53(1, ^
473,828
,805,143.
debt
.
YV,'
90,886-
.
..
<
'
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$663,008
$2,512,373
•
-
,
1,199,406
!:
/
of
subsid.
Per
share
of
amortization
INCOME
taxes
Prov.
Fed.
taxes
Reduc.
.
acct. adj.
to
deduction
-
from
etc,
4,384,024
.
Islands
the
917,984
9,656,050
i:
,
■1.
.
9,510,335
Total
I
^---~
income
income
Other deductions
Crl,613,900 Cr4,l46,214 :
•
inc.
Fed.
$9,504,027 $11,204,521 $20,445,983 $25,716,'615
6,383,915
7,191,130 .14,817,996 i 18,764,874
—1—
deducts.-
ino.,: includ.
cial
tax
$4,013,391
$5,627,987
$1V278,"337
2,735,054
$4,485,104
1,142,883
$4,013,391-
$3,129,112
of
$5,627,987
'<
Special tax adjustmentinclud.
tax
Net inc.
returns
for
interest
,
$2,883,444
'• 4,068,297
(re-
will
not
be
available
,
&
"
V;2,238,088 :i.
1.346,298
359,811V
—J—
profits taxes
excess
accruals
share (bef.
spec, tax adjust———
—V. .164, p. 1198.
$1.07-
$6,951,741
%
$1.40
$0.28
$0.71
——.u
r
v.'
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.
($5 par)
Treat
and
&
share
of
ferred
120,000 shares of
Co.
The
preferred
and
$1
loans
bank
stock
is to
and
convertible preferred
of
Net
stock
Net
Underwriter, Amos
public in' units 'of one ;
at $6 a share for pre- ;
(50c par).
common
be offered
share
one
Gross
registration- statement with the SEC
cumulative
A
requirements
pfd. :stockil:'.9O;OO0.'
on
to
common
share
for
will
Proceeds
common.
be
used
to
sale
of
AC-DC
electric
binations.
,■
Arizona Edison Co
operating
Prov.
;
203,489
■"'*
205.972
$2,600,260
$660,170
ry.
182,687
•
51,241
tax
Gross
income
67,200
.
1
'
Total
Sundry
(net)—
railway—
164,-p.
2,247,782
;
1
Surplus end of period
I:
:
BALANCE
154,920
266,501
V
^ '
profit
:
$39,200
637,354
136,169
$676,554
30,000
I
41,885
7,556
Crl7,053
627,113
$177,329
534,761
:
$833,040
112,317
Crl.04,766
$712,091
6)443
!"
$825,489
SHEET
$627,113
AS AT
JUNE
$825,489
30,
1946
profit
before
1
1
;
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Ry.
Panhandle
ry.
oper.
income.
&
at ,wholesale
the-"Grtlden
the "Golden
Fe
Ry.)
'X
in
1946—Month—1945
''/.'■■■
1946—7 Mos.—1945
51.742,139 234,895,361 333,830,029
27,676.102
30,955,594 177,675,448 196,597,032
5,469,556
14,116,064
31,512,445
97,361,020
Dr278,895 Drl,207,336
0311,607 03,937,100
5,261,217
t .1
5,463,145
26,019,075
'
reserve
East
is
In
to
roasted -and
grocery- hotel
and
West''
hramL
thereof
291,272
1
shares
($1.75
OrM-an
Balfour
1946
1945
$1,459,670
1,117,512
an*
-Authorized
preference
much
of
be
shares
the
of
the
redeem
to
all
expenses—a——--..-.
!
1,077,799
*»
53,395
82,777
*
,
other
102,128
$216,773
$212,524
V::> 6,110
.;
829
...»
deductions)
.*»,
but
any- old
after
the
of
-424,160 shs.
.vVr*' !
company,
of
the
the
old
debentures
10-yekr
1,
tne
debenture called for
10th
redemption is not thus con¬
date fixed for such redemp*
day prior to the
~
$222,883
JUNE 30,
67,462
60,412 '
(net),
$936,203;
$2,652,839,
notes
Federal
$73,814;
payable,
prepaid
58,420
$98,567
!
v
$1.04*
on
for
stock
|
"VO;
insurance
and
interest,
$166,104;
accrued
local,
state
•
1946—3 MOS.—1945
—.—$68,098
miscel. exps._
34,181
Tax., incl. Fed. inc. tax.
19,733
Jan.
31,
Net
35,934,877
P.
income
—!_"„.
♦Including insurance,
3128.
;
$14,184
insurance,
$8,978;
$62,966
30,300
19,548
'
cipal
such
$13,118
Los
lull
the
District
cf
the
applied
stock
common
-
y
Angeles,
in
Jan.
cash
31,
the
Jan.
share
one
of
debenture .to
of
the
issue
31.
or
1952,
common,
which
thereof,
are
common
stock
such
but
o~f
price of
share after
per
for
warrant
only
share after
stock
each
of
$5
shall
the
prin-;
be
at¬
surrender- of
upon
or
before
$2,603,143
$5,964,907
sold—
2,067,612
^ X-XXX}
4,770,682
.
;
r..,
-r—Years Ended December ^l1945
1944
1943
!—.
products
on
;
4 Mos. End.,
Cost
at-the
per
$8.25
Any warrant not exercised
company;
Apr. 30, '46
$5,396,324
:•
$3,192,012
2,416,036 J
4,308,309
Shipping, selling, admin,
and
-
-
general' expenses
Profit
Income
72,036
/■';
446,720
1,139,950
$88,805
from operations
credits
Income
Prov.
Gross
$54,275
.
8,065
21,904
$96,870
———
income
charges
for
1,052,507
i
$70,179
:
'
$35,508
622,652
$153,930
24,785
21,467
$60,293
r
$175,396
22,697
71,123
66,959
53,065
/; 28,500
6,775
Cr3,680
52,956
$45,673
Federal
♦$1,719
taxes
income
$30,137
Net
depreciation, repairs and alterations.—V. 163,
Maryland, dated March 15, 1946, in pro¬
ceedings under Chapter XV of the
Bankruptcy Act, beginning Sept.' 1,
1946, the refunding and general mortgage bonds, series
D, due 2000,
stamped modified,- and refunding - and general
Mortgage bonds, series
E* due 1996,. stamped modified,. will bear fixed interest-at the rate
if
1
♦$2,986
'
$69,375
1071
p.
Bishop Oil Co.—Earnings—
f
of
'
income
♦Loss.—V, 164.
X *7.7
*
warrants
the-company attl its office or agency in-New York
Calif., and upon payment of the purchase price' in
the
to
before
or
1950;
1952 shall become void.
Net. saleq
45,311
jii1
purchase
STATEMENT OF INCOME
80,234
45,113
$32,144
reduce
3U 1952, to purchase,
31, 1948; or $5.75
31,
.r a'..
Quar. End.
.
Period—
Gross
♦Net
income
of
Jun. 30,'46
$292,803
$521,883
5,035
21,"235
36,270
,,
deducting
abandoned
taxes.—V.
6 Mos. End.
Jun. 30,'46
all
wells
!
■
including depletion, depreciation, cost
leaseholds, and estimated Federal income
charges,
and
163, p, 3279.
•1
31,'46
$229,079
profit
♦After
Quar. End.
Mar.
N
-
-
*",>
.
r
\
by the company
to
Jan.
before Jan.
or
on
time
to
Jan.
before
or
on
and
warrant
$147,484
adjustment plan, dated Sept. 20, 1944, as
modified,
plan was approved and confirmed by order of th®* U. S.
District
for
he
1946—7 MoS.—1945
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Interest—
Court
at
after)
cn
the rate of
at
amount
tached
or
not
and
1950
company
$157,491
Pursuant to. the
which
1948
Federal taxes on 1945
income, $60,412; reserve for
compensation
be received
to
existing
America National Trust and Savings -Asso-
$300,000;
1946
Building, Inc., San Francisco—Earnings— !
income
share
per
31,
and
(stated
*Oper. &
(but
$4.25
$0.92
1946
proceeds
initially-attached
or,before
$87,471
r
net
debentures-will
time
XiXX^.%;!y^'''X^:XX' ^XXXX'XX.
payable,
taxes
reserve
be
Jan.
-
the
the
to the debentures.- Warrants, detachable^ at
by the holder thereof from the debenture to which the same
shall initially be
attached, entitle the bearer thereof at any time on
$213,353
63,904
•v;
of
sale-of
the
WARRANTS^-The-detachable
to
any
!
depreciation
r
debentures by the
sale
of
^
271 shs.
T
1,000,000 shs.
;
"(V
'
V; *18,409 shs.
4,000 shs.
proceeds
used
$1,000,000
394,9§0
-v
' V, 50,000 shsV
—
will
Outstanding VV:
'"'-V-
1,425,000
bank loans at the Bank of
ciation, Los Angeles, Calif. Such loans amounted to $956,504 Julyv31,
1946-' The proceeds cf the bank loans were used by the company to
purchase raw materials and supplies, to finance receivables, in part
payment of the shares of stock of Closset & Devers, and for other
general expenses.
S ,'
.^.V.V.:v,r; V;!;,: -:;- .• >V;
$1,445,846
42,607
selling
Period End. July 31—»•
Gross
>.
trade,
South\?est^
Wttchlnsfnn
$1,000,000
cumul.).
debentures due Feb.
balance
from
;
-
packed coffee
restaurant
5%;
1951.
At present there are $153,000
public redeemable at 103 and Interest!
The old debentures are convertible
Into prior preferred stock at the
rate of
38
prior preferred shares for each $1,000 principal amohnt
y;vV'tion.
t
The
deferred
for
7
its»subsidiary
The
Ore.'
the
due Aug.'1, 1963
acceptances--^.-!—
neceesury
,
■
$31,054;
$22,932;
capital
V-;
Madison
business
giving effect to any conversions of old
thereof, into prior preferred shares of the
convertible
1,386,997
maintenance, $8,523; miscellaneous reserves, $22,value $6 per share), $567,306;
capital sur¬
plus, $718,391; earned surplus, $672,962; total, $2,652,839,-—V.
164, p. 2.
362;
p
Texas.
223
debs.,
and
PURPOSE—So
•3,040,252
i.
BALANCE SHEET,
assets,
contingencies,
f
,
fund
preferred
as
40,302
227,983
'
taxes,
income,
{
and
38,685,770
164, p. 677.
i
Santa
sink,
on
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
Net
1943
3,301,566
taxes
assets
total
'$f
$1,000,000)
total
outstanding in the hands
—
operations—
(less
income
permanent
$1,Q06;
V Federal
$627,113
k
.
-V.
at
Devers,* in-Portland,
under
under
holders
202,346
ASSETS—Cas"h, '$2^70,593; ^! S. GoVernment securities, $397,500; inV vestments in Other companies, $100,000; accounts receivable, $288,054;
notes receivable,
$22,000; inventories, $633,291; other assets, $4,192;
-
'78,534
Other liabilities,
(4,500
shares
no
par), $450,000:
common
stock
($5 .par),
$600,000; premium on common stock, $184,380; earned surplus, $825,489; total, $5,327,698—V, 163, p. 2718.
credits-
the
loans
$454,813
•i
33,597
profit : ^'j.J—a__——.'
Earned per share.——
$313)499
$205,927
...
.
of
underwriters.
^Without
1,259,029
Net
'
$334,478
128,550
Net
Federal
16,909
;
-
stock
or
8i-
vertible
from
X
:
$838,431
•
21,234
$72,599
33,399
792,368
liabilities, $458,656;
Other debits
171,097
:
Depxeciaiton.
"$2§6,589
$313,243-
$2,500,000; current and accrued
$309,172; $5 cumulative preferred
Railway oper. revenuesRailway oper. expensesRailway tax accruals—
%
$477,980
less depreciation
Other income
LIABILITIES—First mortgage bonds,
Period End. July 31—
'H-}
X
*
237,373
.
(out
by: the
gelatin desserts an4 puddings,
and' a
perfumed
'The company has
recently purchased equipment
of peanut butter and
expects shortly to-market
non-cumulative
Common
shares
678.
—
Net
203,265
153,597
270,202
55,883
property;;(including intangibles) net, $4,518,654;
construction
work in progress,
$243,524; automotive equipment, less
reserve, $38,597; investments, $52; special deposits, $486; cash, $207,702; accounts and notes receivable, less reserve, $153,012; materials
and supplies, $98,545; deferred assets, $67,126;. total,
$5,327,898.
!
(Includes
of
Prior
"467,$09
3.182,172
67,789
Outward, freight
Administrative and
164,267
ASSETS—-Plant and
.
$889,500
public
588,355'
1,032,346
217,500
158,817
income—
LIABILITIES—Accounts
r
cleanser.
marxeted
and
•
.
''
,;
6 Months Ended June 30—sales'
66,900
4,588
30,607
$46,062
surplus —a'
adjusts,
income_—
Cost of sales,
681,805
189,173
$68,010
5,262
.
:
——
paid——
31,621
$358,680
'
Net
-1945
59,346
:
:
$76,670
Surplus beg. of period-
Dividends
the
'
"
$71,407- :
—
—
Balance
" "
$443,174
150,081
33,951
1944
Atlas Tack Corp.- -Earnings—
670,520
771,190
43,250
30,582
—
Deductions
Closset
v
*'
•
__———
operating rev
income w—i
leaving
sales volume of the
company. - Green coffee"
principally ■ through domestic importers; by the company
Brazil; Colombia and Central American, countries with lesseri
imports from Mexico, and- Hawaii, and is roasted and
packed by the'company in its plant at Los Angeles and in that of
Vi-
1945
"62.194
railway!—
oper.
•
t
acquired
5%
V|fV',;V
"
Net
Other
1
manufacture
BanJc
com¬
$2,520:323
747,940
184,090
"
—V.
$0.95
from
'
■
50,574
inc.
;' ;vv,
1946—12 Mos.-
1946—3 Mos.—1945
$680,469
taxes
for Fed.
Depreciation
•'
and radio-phonograph
:*!' V'v; >.'•
Inc.—Earnings—
,
revenue
Elec., gas & water pur.
Other operating expense
Maintenance
General
phonographs
;
Period End, June 30—
Total
from
:;"t 241,547
$1,08
on
business
office
an
$2
railway———
oper.
Net
retire
approximately $100,000, to purchase-wood-working ma- :
chinery and for working capital.
Business consists of the manufacture
and
ry,
Net
of
a
the
is
con¬
85,682
From January 1—, V:
Gross from railway_-,„^.
the
$231,267
265,300
VV;,;• vV:""V
The chief product sold is coffee which accounts" for* approximately
,*>
..
3137.
from
."
nm
$288,038
West'' brand-in Oregon,
Washington and '+h'»
thV-w
Pacific Northwest.
> .W'..
*.
;
$1,369,993 r.-'V'i
> ' ■
-j-c-j :-v
*■ $-■■■
CAPITATJ/ATTDNT ftTVINn HtPPRflT Tn PRffacnT PTMlMeTMn.'
»
/ 75,000
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING*
•
savings from fiUng of
1946
from
558?000
.
.
:
*^Atlanta & West f*pjnt RR.—Earnings—
a:
Class
of
'
352,263
,
returns
—V. 163v p,
:
S
3%32&:zi»».•>'?-fT
T—-''--VBen-Hur«f; brand-^In-California; andVlhC'^Clftc^
356,538
259,514
July-
The company on Aug. 29 -filed-a
shares
intrastate
such:product*. V;'-'
iV:
1,692,151
';.fV
70,000
for
220,329
822,496 ;
$1,404,045
dividend
solidated
V
104=:
X29'448
1991)00
*000
be- offered? to
gelatin,
household
-
$1,501,519? $1,101,702
———V 259,073 : | 527,805
—
^-Includes Fed." tax
Ansley Radio Corp., Trenton, N. Ji. —,Registers With
SEC—
'
-
•
$3,120,112
-v
l39j31
>
;
exchanged,
so
to
maintaining
^405,025 V; two thirds
;! V '355,238:
-
V;;
1946
taxb^Cestimated^uZZZJZSS,'
and is-engaged in intrastate
mustard,
6,440,474
415,076 P;
reserve
{..
W/
Company,'since Jan. lr 1946,
'
Street, Phoenix, Ariz.; :
said state consisting of the M
marketing at wholesale of products
manufactured, packed and processed at. its plant in Los
Angeles, California..
V: * "VV
The company with its subsidiaries Is engaged principally in the
•
business
of
manufacturing, packing,, processing; and marketing - at
wholesale direct to the trade
of'coffee, tea, extracts,, spices, prepared
is
1945
-
were
engaged in
$12,058,244
—i iu
:
-
"
1946
6,581,424
CommotX:,diyidends„
spe¬
adjustment
SF
,i,r.
COMPANY AND BUSINESS—Company is a Delaware
corporation
qualified to do business In California.
It is also qualified to engage
J* i»' business in Arizona and Texas, but is not at the present timei
.
$12,273,645
——i.——1—_
—
all
$116
Pay!
at the Wilmington Tfust
j
&
purchased—
Other income—net
Annual
per
for
;
I
-
Net. income:
I
•
* '
debentures
.
regardless of dates of acquisition.
for the full periods, of Philippine m
properties and companies sold prior to
as
at
Bcn^Hur PfodtlciSj InC'
is
'
inp.ome
income
^debentures
and
parent companies
indirect
and
next
shrae
cJ)1Tin[10n stock purchased warrants
.1,415,623
•
%
I
operations, for full periods,, of all companies
well
income
$3,120,112'
—.—
inc.
consolidated
1
stock
per
1 T1Je hoider» of company's $263,500 10-year 5% convertible deben*
tures due Feb, 1, 1951 were given am
opportunity to exchange tfieir
holdings for a. like principal, amount of- new -5% sinking fund debentures. At the expiration date Sept. 3, 1946 (3 p.m.. PST) $110 500>ol<|
.
operations,
as
Income^deductions
aeauctions
bef. special tax
adjustment —
cial
$824(260
$6,951,741
-
$49.31
^
attacnea; at 1UU- ana interest.
3,063,682;
,
spe¬
adjust.—
Net inc.
Net
3,006,250.
$1,194,681
Utility operating income——
*
Net
results
(Maintenance
V General taxes
rs-
Nov.
preferred
depreciation--—-—_-:--____4IIv'.V
$3,837,942
.
gas
724,866
.
cumulative
:
Debentures Offered—P. W.
September 5 made a public
offering of $889,500 20-year 5% sinking fund debentures
3.892;287.
$4,200,931
.
which deductions
,
such parents,
*
*
-
includes
subsidiaries
Retirement
Grdss
:
:
properties owned at June 30, 1946
Excludes
for
Br°oks & Co., Inc.,-
'
~Z77ZTZZ—rrr*T'
1946)
.
NOTE—Above
or
in
charges of the direct
p
1946—12 Mos.—1945
552,708
4,467,687'
480,298
income—
on
result,
financings,
•
—
82^7801
^
3,734,703
June 30, 1946.—V.
163, p. 2719.
36,519,436
34,526,661 Y
Atlanta Gas Light Co.—Earnings—
XX:
3,302,411 ,;j 3,386,654
6,562.669
6,464,822:
12 Months Ended June 30—
">•
•>"T''V ■ XX:X{':
( Operating revenues
6,508,965
3,556,257 ;;: 3,261,273
6,763,014
;
Operation—natural
retire.
depr.,
depletion
Amort, of prop.
^
$7,73o',229 '
16,833,706.
18,310,282
income—
on
for
and
180,735,
,
$7,935,634
——$39,537,299 $39,706,549 $79,153,389 $79,403)897
earnings
Oper, exp. : & -maint.—
Taxes, other than Fed.
Net
Net
•.
|
(
*
$5,472,126,.- $5,867,352
depreciation-^,—;^
664 098
918 716
before
Provision
TTT ~i
*
——„—--—896,433-,-$2,239,883
income——
in' Jahuary;
reorganization of
after
•
„„„
$562,597.
-
ACCOUNT
-1946—6 Mos.—1945
Period End. June 30—
Gross
$1,313,165
$63,404
'
outstanding...—... y;,'; $0.56
$0.24
(Company and Subsidiaries)
Y
shares
2,343,105
on
CONSOLIDATED
,
'
*
.
.
$620,949
Ending June 20—
sales..
Income
»•-.
tfT &1K
,
§
$7,754,899;, $7^697,^449?;
;
;
taites-
W
cars
wh!n d£
on
" 132,438"
V"
»•
cos.—-—
^
.
stk.
Balance for com.
and surplus
redemption
cont^n-ggneiiwL.
392,388'
.
organized
Y
(oper.)
1;
,
♦Attributable
■
for
.
deducts
ducts,
Balance
$1,762^003v
1,199,208
599,604
;
Net
1,080,532
Reduction in Federal income taxes—701,752
;
,
599,604
$1,220,553
_—U—
dividends
6 Months
Federal
reduc.
1
hopper
im. addition
v
-
Net inc. (excl. -of non-recurr. reduc, ift
•
_
.
is
,
on
2,176.806;, ,2.155,636
Exps,K taxes & in,c. deducts, of Assoc. Eiec. do._
,
steel
>
Manufacturing Co.—Earnings
401,481
■
1,192,345
——————
ner
& -Sons Co.—Calls Pfd. Stocfei-
2.871,272: f 2,774,613 ,4• Frovision i foi(f
Balance ——.
$3,184,478
j
6,17,332-
$3,769,116
$1,061,544
$1,311,439
deduct, non-recurr,
{fSAAmA",
income
Gross
Income
:y
.
(bef,
'
1946
oHf%
rate
of
2,866,137" ^ 2,716,765: VV,. Shares. outstanding-^ij'V^^^ii^V"(including State income)-—„'—__>>\ .1,633,425
Earnings, per share of capital tsock.—,
1,632,099
!~«V. il64> p.; 851.
» >• »
t
' i.
Operating income—.
\
.
taxes
number
Aug,.-.28 called
outstanding sharer of 7%
Belden
$29,608,837 $29,314,688
10,721)565
11,125,156
—_—
Other, income, (net)———■
-
1,
412,127
v.;
company
the
270,007
%; 1946—12 Mos.—1945
$1,380,282
'398,620.":,;
-
Inter., amortiz. of
discount, etc.
Preferred
fori the
company
*
*
.
$1,710,059
—a—
Neb' earnings
.
this
of
1946—6 Mos.—1945
Period Ended June 30—
Expenses
Inc.—Output-
INCOME account of company alone
„
Earns,
properties
$28,643,200
,
taxes) "I
Other taxes
31, 1946 totaled 87,873,000 kwh., an Increase of
output of 79,746,000 kwh.
for the corresponding:
Aug.
the
over
of
week
of
output
ended
a
same
per share and accrued dividends amounting to
ment wl" be made.on.and after Sept;;i6, 1946,
Co.,,Wilmingtom; DelT—104l-pr, -"3;'
j J,r.'L*.; .1
rV-C'v -1.945
295,524
for
in
week
of
Subsids:)
,
1946
retire. 1 depr.), of plant, prop. & eqpt.
Amort, of util. plant acq, adjusts,
-U-
,
American Water Works & Electric Co.,
Domestic
,
Maintenance
600,000 shares of
from
par
revenues,
3
>
\
The
v-.
——
Operating expenses
Electricity and gas purchased for resale—-—
common shares, and an increase in- the$18.50 par value to 1,300,000
There were 471,500 shares of $18-50 stock
outstanding, and after the split-up there will be 1,414,500 shares cf new
$5 par value outstanding.—V. 164, p. 1198.
;-,:Y;7;.
three-for-one
authorized
operating
..
the
the
if1*
,
Total
,
approved
22,
;
—
the
cL ^
cents each
'■
.
special
a
—.
for
interest
for
—'.$28,901,186
Water and steam heating revenues-—.————
Previously this year the company had paid three dividends of 50 cents
each
-
revenues
revenues
at
.
....
(Incl.
12 Months Ended June 30—
t.
order
an
..
value stock
par
payable Oct.
is
dividend
$?,837,394':
2,872,287
-
This
stock.
capital
par
old
the
interest"
The. company on. Aug. 31
requested bids on. 2,000
intended primarily for the
handling of coal.,'. This
I: >^(Joseph) Bancroft
(Earning Power Basis).
n
rate
...
','and
To Buy More Equipment—
,/
indirect parent, com
deduction -will not be
"
" '
:
•
in-'January, 1946) i which
after reorganization of such parents.
the
and that in settlement of contracts in
such bonds made
nrior
to Sept. 3 1946 interest shall be
computed :up . to Sept. l,. 1946 "at
the
rate of 1%< per;annum and
thereafter at the rate of 2% ; per
$.3
j—
panies I( reorganized
.
at
hoppers that wa* plaxed in June
8?
"674 897.
on which deliveries will begin during the last:quarter of thi& vear'*
$293,782
>a
,
,
6,600 ;
Th^company, also'.hasCom orders2;40O box;
that
:'"
4.-' T-;— '-^liveries" are-'completed on all this equipment -it) WiU\give the railroad ' "
Van increased ownership of
6,400 cars for its
$300382 V i^r$34 893^"* ' an
ownership of 6.400 cars fnr fta fr<»loh^ confino
*r
freight- service.^-V. 164"
income—_
♦Attributable
and
income
Federal
in
interest
annpm;
6,187
2,869,919
V'
dealt
contingent
.
directs, that beginning Sept.
'annum,
8,612
-
-
in
quarterly dividend of 25 cents a share
a
be
185,207
■|.
$3,163,70F
—-
jV..„
directors have declared
The
96,884
,,,
14,300
income___^*^_t—__-i
and
,
y^;',,. Y
non-recur^
!
•
Corp.—Increases Dividends—
American Safety Razor
(before deducting;
in taxes )_•
(excl.
Balance, of
Price, $48 a share.
Proceeds
payment'of bank indebtedness.
1676.
,
$3,283,497
——...
•
♦ Reduction
-
($25 par) common.
working capital and
shares
used
be
■•'•"•K". '■>
Aug. 27 filed a letter of
on
company
6.000
will
1945
'
•
deductions
~
I.
Goods Co., Kensington, Conn.- -Files
American Paper
1946
',
:
j.
Gross Income
Total
$8,156,027 $10,122,822
—---——
,
163, p. 2990.
—
taxes
ring reduction
Other
758*734
?
Total
—V.
income
X'X
'a.-.—-a-—..
expenses
payable semi-annually,
of. 3%. payable annually.
+>Tlle bonds Y<?rk Stock Exchange
Nei*f shall
these'
2,556,800
surplus,
y—.
income
Fed.
125,000
par)
no
:————
Total
3,778,615
758,734
contingencies-i^-——rr:w
stock
Capital
1,340,191
890,000
i
265,867
ALONE
INCOME—COMPANY
OF
12 Months Ended June 30—
193,285
etc.————
Treasury tax notes)
S.
STATEMENT
$127,616
221,358
commissions,
payable
Reserve
$130,000
—
*——-———-
—
"■
Monday, September 9, 1946
Associated Electric Co.—Earnings—'
LIABILITIES—
Notes
■'1
y
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1326
,
4h
'
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'
■
'
yplitme -164.
-Jr
-
shares
8,742
will be
used
to
($5
par)
Price, $12.50 a share.;
working capital.
No underwriters.
increase
Six'luxury
Vi
vt'r w&s
Boeing
Stratocruisers have
for1
Corp.
use
C;
been
Gross Inc.
"
$11,570,181
..2,959,342
.4 "l.'Jt'.
Net>.:dper.iv profit__-_'_i
income /
$8,610,839
[i.
:
Total
income
the
ating
and
the
This
Speedbird
United
order
B.O.A.C.,
routes
Kingdom.'
the
first
being
three
Boeing ' 314A
which
between
the
North
■
KKP'- /'•.'/
second
the
purchase of Boeing
purchase in 1941 of the
;
-continent
American
'''Y::Z;:V:'
the
represents
-
///•■/'.
aircraft
by
Prov.
famous
now
of
disct.
for
flying
boats,
the
Bristol,
and Bangor, y
to accumulate a total-of -596 Atlantic crossings during
During this service they carried 15,630 passengers across
war.
the
Atlantic.
'•
•
i B.O.A.C.'s Speedbird Stratocruisers will be
powered with four Pratt;
& Whitney four-row
28-cylinder Wasp Major engines of 3,500 horse¬
power; each.
Curtiss
electric
four-bladed
reversible
pitch. propellers
Will be used,
•
,
The
{
will
order
build
for
six
to
55
major
164,
the
air
total, number
;r
carriers
at
per
The directors, at
the capital of the
;
shares
(par
$5),
stockholders
'
on
price in
their
additional
share for each
will
be
shares
two
made
to
Applications will be made to register said additional shares
the Securities Exchange Act of
1934, and to list said additional
on, the New York Stock Exchange and the
It is expected that
said
registration and
on
Oct. 25
;V';firibution.
to
.
Capital
*
In lieu
represent
by" the holder for
i'
-
listings
'
fixed
to
assets
expended
in
—v.
p.
164,
1946
share
of said
will
Exchange.
be
effective
said additional
be
N.
enlarge
Approximately
the company's
South
West
Utilities
Co.
i
$1.55
-Registers
market
in
the
will
Y.—V.
Gross
163,
Net
been
.
1946
,
Corp.—Exchange Offer—
1944
$2,618,925
1943
$3,051,2241,011,690
757,417
54,206
,231,321
s
ferred stock, without par value.—V, 164, p., 1079.
487,951
18,620,077
5,409,049
*1,348,552
1,745,001
20,276,530
6,277,8892,185,432
,
income___
;
.
y-
yyWM Net
-
-
1946
*Defic^t*-fV# -164,
,
and other opernthiK *reveKue_.J/ "$3,290,639
Operating expenses and other charges.^——'— *
2,690,905
$2,'439,410
610,734
231,652
-
213,825
-
.
15,076,487
1,419,561
*576,342
of
p-. 679.
:
Jtlly—
2,851,879
Gross
T'he
$429,321 y $460,140
^Deficit,—V.
Two-for-One Stock Split—
912,989
:
234,388
>
11
1945
$921,153
240,513
17,100,759
6,488,905
Gross from Tailway..—
fret from railway
•
.
Net. ry. oper. income—
1
From January 1—
Net
from
116,767
/
July—
Gross
Net
from
railway
"
railway™...
y'
145,540
,
From January 1— :
' •
' ■
Gross from railway/.^v-3,212,174
Net 4rom .rfl41way^/»i« :ry.
oper.
income..*
i * Deficit.—V.
371,877
164,
p.
t
.
679..
5
.1945
3/
1944
...
1943
•
$537,993 : $362,068 •
/-197,520 •
90J52-*
85420.— * 33,652
.
•* /
'
< 4,163,198
658,381-^'f 1867^244* *i
*27,483
911,434
-v
v-.v;li
-
.
-
'
317,730
183,183
w
1
v
Gross from
from
-
railway
railway
•
$132,234
$126,708
•>.
$140,194
*35,124
t
iq-7
a
,
-account
1,665,561
tional
1,971,379
*60,878
•
808,045
.
< 846,244
*327,802
2,002,763
98,349,900
26,631,750
13,148,200
*37,243
»'•
-:••••/
to
.& Pacific
1943
679.
p.
-•
.
:
4,032,820:
1,868,221
1946
railway./..
.
3,518,865
railway.!::*//:'
from
:
1945
94,774,046
91,556,989
27,433,990
33,660,934
13,718,614
18,768,899
-
703,448
$2,177,600
437,805
217,664
15,746,562
3,911,734
2,089,280
1 5,540,926
a
for
A.
J.
Earling,
and*Southern
v
feight-months
Vice
flew
3,354,446
lr747,210
$2,259,753
708,831
-
of
.'1946;
increase
an
to
repay
Angeles.
Net
$90,000 bank
a
•
.
bids
for
the
purchase
of
debentures
$77,500 000
maturing
1956, inclusive.
'/
company at 61 Broadway, New
9.—V. 164, p. 1206. '
at.
York
Southern
or
for
the
corresponding
164, p. 1206.
p.99%.—V.
week
will
stock
issued.
was
capital
redeemed
on
also
March
will
vote
There
issued
are
and
par
the
to
i
rukcr
tC»
for
for
paid-in
value
•;
of
each
surplus,
such
addi- )
of
will
be
the
company.—
held
for
\'/'
am°unted to 170,400,000
the
corresponding week
for
*6.0%.:
company on Aug.
first
new
<
and
kwh.,
of
30
sent
meeting to be held
reducing the capital
da&s-
of
'
;compared
last
year,
an
Write-
on
to
stockholders proxies and notices of
Oct. 8, to vote on two
resolutions—
on
cumulative
-
to
No
be
such
reduction
distribution
with-the proposed
An
-
of
of
the
$199,995,714 and
to
of
of
capital
the
shares of both types of stock
the
cumulative
the
common
stockholders
reduction .of
affirmativeJ vote
of
$5
would
stated
stock
be
capital,
holders
would
be
value
preferred
stock
would
made
in
be
on
the
would
3229,-
connection
.
of
66%%
of
the
outstanding
required to effect the proposed '
^amendments.
Under the Stock
Corporation Lav/, holders of the pre¬
•* —V:
ferred-stock not in favor -Of
reducing the capiatl may, prior to the
/ '
*746,552
♦607,975
*518,198
special meeting, object -to such action
and demand payment for
116,481 for
.their'/
s.:-//:,-.-'-'
stock-.
-peripd-,(Of • 1945. This was an increase of 95%. These
They have the right'to have their stock
figures renreappraised.
The com-Z'
\
•
sent traffic .on
C. «Sc S. domestic routes which
pany declares in (its proxy statement that
serve
if the holders of 300,000
Chicago-to New
Central of Georgia
>'"'0/:/':/;: , ^:-:/Orleans, via Peoria, St. Louis,
Ry.—Earnings — •:
/shares (approximately 15%) •of the preferred stock request ;such
Memphis, Greenwood and Jackson;
ap¬
"and Detroit to Houston via
July1946
Toledo. Fort Wayne,
praisal, the company rseerves the right to abandon the
1945
1944
1943
Indianapolis, Evansproposal.
Gross from railway
ville, Paducah, Memphis, Little- Rock. El Dorado
The
proposal to reduce the capital and establish an
,803,592
and Shrevenort,
$2,954,989
Ser- '■
$3,427,456
"Unearned
$2,965,093
vice on C. & S. Caribbean routes
Net -from railway
Surplus" account -rose out of the
will begin in the fall of this
352,514
391,592
company's application to the New
1,049,666
year,
1,094,683
"i For the -month of
Net -ry. oper. income—.
York Public Service
August 1946/ there was an increase Of
167,433
Commission for permission to issue
171,153
75%
in
730,093 ,/ 656,072
$290,000,000
the number of revenue
o'f Mortgage
passengers carried as compared With
Bonds, the proceeds to be used toward the redemption
{f From January 1—
August
1945.'., This is *the result of carrying 36,800
of $304,240,0Q0
Gross from railway
outstanding callable bonds and debentures.
passengers in August 1946
18,573,614
This re¬
23,417,130
.22,738.013
as
21,493,282
compared with 21,014 passengers in August
funding would be followed by refinancing of the
Net from railway..—__
1945.
Revenue pas¬
outstanding preferred
1,298,996
5,392,468
6,577,008
senger
miles .for
8,215,9.47
stock]
At hearings before the Commission
August
1946
were
Net ry. oper. income...
14,147,100
as
witnesses for the Commis12,336
compared
with
3,246,138
3,781,151
9,048,713 for August 1945.
V
5,208,33!
.sien testified-that their "tentative" estimates
■V. 164, p. 679.
of accrued straight-line
;/.:""
depreciation on properties of the company indicated
Elects New Executive
"shortages" at
Vice-President—
" '
/
June. 30 in the book depreciation reserve amounting to
$160,334,000,
Capitol Liquors, Inc., Omaha, Neb.—Files With SEC— •/ The election of -Sidney VA. Stewart as Executive Vice-President,
and /in the book depreciation
reserves
of
subsidiaries amounting to
Effective Oct.
1;-was announced on Aug. 28 by Carleton
i.
The company on Aug. 28 filed a letter of
$25,097,000.
Thei total of ther estimated
Putnam,
notification with the SEC v president.
"shortage" in depreciation
\/.
;,//; ....
for 140 shares of preferred
and
reserve, together with other items of proposed
4,200 shares of common.
Offer¬
Mr. Stewart comes to the airline from United
adjustment, and al¬
Aircraft Corp,, where
ing price, $1,000 a preferred 3hare and $10 a common
lowances for charges to surplus of
redemption premiums, unamortized
share.
he served as Vice President and General
The
Manager of .the .Hamilton
company will receive proceeds from the sale of common
debt discount and expense, capital stock
and from the
expenses and the like in conStandard Propellers division.—V.
164, p. 952.
nction with the" proposed Bond and Preferred
*414,077
'
*261,053
'
flew '52,436,165
passenger miles/'
-f
During the months from * Jan. 1
through Aug. 31, thd
' tarried 227,200 revenue passengers, as against
"" *
company
>the same
-
.
•
'
.
.
'
.
(
.
.
,
Stock
refinancing,
(Reg. U. 8. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park
Plane, New York 8„ N. Y., 'REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Selbert, Editor and Publisher;
President; William D. Riggs, Business Manager. Published twlde a week
offices: 135 8. La Salle St.,
[every Thursday (general news Xifad advertising issue) with a statistical Issue on
Chicago 3, HI. (Telephone: State 0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London,
Monday]. Other
as second-class matter
B, C.,
February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y.,under the Act of March England, c/o Edwards & Sim#?. Copyright 1946 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered
3, 1879.
Canada, $27.50-per year; South and
Subscriptions- in Unit d"States and Possessions, $26.00 per year; In Dominion of
Central America, Spain, Mexico and Cuba, $29.50
per year; Great Britain, cbnttwmfal
NOTE: On account of the
.EUrta* ^xcept Spain), Asia, Australia and Africa, $31.00 per
fluctuations In the rates of
year
exchange, remittances for
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Dana Setberfc,
William
foreign subscription?
ana
advertise/acute
must
-
'
shares
further-expansion
:</;•
share
1946.
authoriz-
outstanding 149,977 shares
authorized but unissued
provide
15,
on
purchased)
for
the
week
ended
181,800,000 kwh., compared wth
165,50O;OOO
corresponding week = of 1945, an increase of
9.8%.
Local-"
the
530,540.
first
period
which
'r '
of
After
par value.
books of the
"Chicago
the
vote
of
Accounts), and changing the statement
regarding company
capital .in its Certificate of
^Incorporation to provide that the
capital
shall be at least
equal to the aggregate par value of
all issued shares
having par value plus $20 in
respect to every share issued without
•August TrafficSales, .-^stated,
passenger miles during
of 73%
over
the-same
:
.,;'
System
2,669,888
revenue
793^831:4 1945j when the airline
&
company
and
With
of the
company; the second authorizing
preferred stock in series and
reclassifi¬
cation of authorized but unissued
$5 cumulative preferred stock
and
common stock into the
new
class of cumulative
preferred stock.
.The .present
capital pf.the company is
represented
by 2,188,890
s/shares of $5 cumulative preferred stock (carried on the
books of the
company
at
$199,995,714) and 11,476,527 shares of
common
stock
(earned on the books at
$392,095,819), a total of $592,091,533. The
company proposes reducing the
capital $162,565,279, which is to. be
transferred
on
the
books
to
'^Unearned
Surplus"
(the title
given
"capital surplus" under the
Public
Service
Commission's
Uniform
a
4,165,997
President—Traffic
90,929,000
for
September
kwh.
special
the
,14,990,414
Chicago & Southern Air Line, Inc.
used
capital account the aggregate
shares
The
,
railway
p. - 274,
To Vote on Jtew
Preferred Stock Issue and
Down of Stated Value of
Common Shares—
170,746
"
164,
■;
asked
d^ib^3d.l al.ect,rl0«y
160,800,000
•-.< 1943
395,937
314,592
89,424
> y
be
common
ikwh.
Earnings
1944
$2,362,553
$650,000, will
tricity
(electricity generated
Sept. 1, 1946, amounted to
f
$2,219,368
//-/v.
C°nsoIidated EdisOn Co. of New
York, Inc.—Output—
Grp!ny,.0n Sept' 4 ann°unced that Systeifi output of elec¬
•6,291,459
•
-
Calls Its 4% Bonds for
■"/■/ ;/::/
-
,
Ry.-
.
■
Fuel -Co.' below.—'V.
°5rd of directors:-to issue one additional
0Wn^d', There will be transferred from
the
contihue
-*78,341
•
»
&
^aPproved' the stockholders
>\V. 163, Pi 1025.
1944
.
:
163, pp. 2433 and
Sept. 19 on increasing the
authorized
rom 175-000 shares, par $1, to 500,000 shares, par
$1,
a proposal'to eliminate from the authorized
with
1
*20,452
*80,535
4,155,192:
14,739,287
Net from
railway//:
.541,563
Net ry. oper. income////
*1,448,923
"Deficit.—V. .164, p. .679..
A
From
January 1—
■
Gross from railway.—
915,919
Net from railway..:.:.;,
y- *555,743
Net ry. oper. income—
*906,581
l
*Deficit.—V. 164, p. 679.
'
1945
•
2,495,782
'1,345,578
•
Net a-.j'!.oper. income
Gross
1943'
par)
to Purchase
Class A Com¬
comPared with 236,834,458
Issuance
v//
'Prom January 1—
■
$128,347
•;///-
increase of
23,660,418
an
7,569,294
2,793,783
-
..
from
Net 'from
-
/„<<•
v.
;
*87,029
Net ,ry. oper. .income—. // *136,652
i
r*?7
•1 ' 264 549
(no
received by the
.^stock the preferred
279,603
railway_iZ-2*i4i?.<?4,793,169
ry.voper income//,
yv 2,364,459
Gross
3,728,071
1,078,484
income—
Juiy—.A/
205,772
l>485,330 /
Co.—Offers
at
has
noon
ctn„b-to..approYe
361,093
8,029,698
2,746,260
Chicago /St.. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha
Ry.-
867,573
3,615,054
.
6%
& Light Co.—To Be Liquidated—
Co. above.—V. 164, p. 553.
>
stockholders,
from
164,
r
County
^
t°n S
$1,034,282
01
,
-
•
-
Net
$581,692
.
•r
of
Fremont Gas Co.—V.
a"id $20'000>000 serial
1947 to
1945,
1943
.$1,116,071,
;
:
shares
Co.; 10,000 shares (no
Co.; 100 shares (no par)
Light & Power Co.; $96,500
Fuel
Compo Shoe Machinery
Corp,—Plans 100% Stock Div.
1946
'
1945
J944
1943
railway.:^.. $15,569,516 $18,561,213
$17,176,436 $15,930,871
6,998,613
7;127;079 •" 7;206,487
Net
,,
2,872,247
3,020,182.
; 3,878,2514
From January!-—
'r.
• •.
Gross from : railway.....
91,609,742 118,072,335 108,038,409 103,245,008
Net from railway:./;^.
<80,545,383 -45,221,119
41,972,775
45,586r498
Net ry. oper. income...
< 9,027,960
16,885,680
17,414,097 .25,996,272
'—v.*
220;246
-
railway....
ry.ioper.
July—
'"1,069,218
A 290,005
1,470
Traction
&
t
Gross from
-
Canadian Pacific Lines in
Vermont—Earnings—
>
1946 / ^P. 1945
/ 'il944-:^ I
1. July—
Net
7,286,995
*550,415'
Chicago Rock Island
Maine—Earnings—
$251,171
*36,957
*115,242
Wet ry. open income
Net
1 348,810
1946
•
i
.
49,297
•
1,080,099
--485,038
and
$5.25.—V. 164, p. 553.
to
increase- of
■
from
Doniphan
$2 000,000
-annuady
up
.
88^389,899
Net from * railway
Netfroi
9,187,786Net ry.. oper. income.//
/ 1,267,046
V. 164, p. 679.
1943
:•
.
Co.;
preferred
^ factory and office building at San Gabriel, Calif.,
townnn
mu000' ancl
PurPh6se additional equipment,
h
,Tile ^alance wi" be added to working capital.
be jf'100^ at
offered
ms
m
railway.:/. $14,047,840 $14,687,128 $14,021,615 $14,858,292
January !—
Gross from railway
$148,623
*37,919
43,225
•
369,056-';
340,197
V
44,613
•,
961,002
.
1944
/$143,213
p. -678.
Canadian Pacific Lines in
■
.-
-
724,783
Neti ry. -oper. incomei_1
164,
'
'1945
.
•
railway
railway......
stock
Light &
Spokane Gas
'of
Subsidiary, Which
estimated
v
,
164 p:»679;.
"From
3188.
$144,295
$149,587
JS4,402 :/ ;i ,62/248
£3,467
52,110
-
Gross from
/
Net
EE.—Earnings—
1946
of
Service
«c
in
2,036,060
«'4
1944
2,276,123
'1,295,820
1946
from
Net- from
,
0
Public
Corp.—-Weekly Output—
hour output of electric energy of subsidiaries
•°? a<!iusted
show Benfiral business conditions of)
?2fin aqPr7«
nolGr
^ek ended Aug- 29> 1946. amounted to
Ry.—Earnings—
1946
July—
a
Cambria & Indiana
subsidiaries
are
Ohio
and
90 shares of
7%
preferred stock, and 42 shares of
5% preferred
value of $100. of Toledo
Edison Co.; 339,639
Federal
Commonwealth
T!ifi0Weekly k.i)owatt
;
283,661
Chicago <& .North Western Ry.-
Gross
i
A'July—
of
Corp., Los Angeles—Registers
The balahce
special meeting of stockholders for noon
On Sept. 27 to vote on a proposal to:
split, the presently outstanding
capital stock two shares for one.
The par value will be reduced from
J
cash, which would be
following securities
the
which
common
$2,428,213
625,728
1,895,969
$981,221
railway.-.,
$0.42
/
$12.50 per thare tq $625 per '8hare.—-V, 162,
in
-
-p. 2848.
have called
Cities
on
company
of
piSr
City,
-
5,455,304
,770
-.iin i'in
Buda Co.—Plans
proposed
and
par
bentures—;
7,153,739
2,504,829
17,735,525
750,291
The directors
is
Columbia Gas & Electric
Corp.—Seeks Bids for De¬
18,500,5ia
$2,409,712
1,671,023
& Louisville
' '
from
rNet ry.'oper.:income...,
■
$0.39
it
Cities
•
u
1,094,456 shares——
to
•; ■,
/:/;/ 'Vv'-1 /"// ' /:' r
;'
3 hied a registration statement with the SEC
00TT sl,lares 5 /a ^ cumulative convertible preferred stock
"UHderwriter, Maxwell, Marshall & Co., Los
:
fSte
rate,
5,010,988
-
585
on
of
of
stock
common
par)
City Ice
;
Sha?pj
1943
17,599,664
259
Per share
Par>
common
stock
Detroit
Shares wni
will
nf
Chicago Indianapolis
$3f793,408
>
income i_—
consist
ioanJ
pdi-mn^H of
•
824,767
261,618
1944
i$;
1945
^Transportation-
1945
.349',812
.
from; r©ilway_^__l
ry. opery,incomev__
Net
V Buckeye Pipe Line. Co
f-V. 163,
$3,000,000.
Light other than
&
liquidation,
oi!viary
•
$2!7964964
railway—
railway______
ry. oper. income_„ ;
From January 1—
Gross from failway„'__
vvS;-
) Net
in
a
par)
stock
SEC—
$2,632,483
219,335
13,704,260
Gros?7rom
J Net from
aiyy/Net
.
6 Mos. End. June 30—
Power
(no
having
common
proceeds,
318,174
'railway
ry. oper.
1945
$2,274,228
♦Deficit.*—V. .164, p. 679.
(the close of business on Sept. /4, 1946, .Of exchanging said stock on
AAhare for share basis for the'recently authorized $4 cumulative pre-'
i
of
share of 6%
($15
frtJhe,A°^pany.
from
Net; from
1 The-company has offered holders of the $5 cumulative
prior'preferred stock, without par value, .the privilege, which will
■
each
See
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
;
one
par)
1154.
p,
From January 1—
Gross from railway_>__
manufacturing facilities.'
expire
outstanding capital
& Light, proposes
Power
liquidation,
transfer
Cities
shares
prefeired
With
■
railway
Nefc from railway
Net ry. oper. income—
c^f a full
have
the
set forth
below, all
Light, except Fremont Gas Co.
1
:°r.-
scrip certificate, /
by the board of,;
$750,000
In
companies
&
stock,
Chicago '&Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
the .holder
price
Light Co. regarding the
the
the outstanding
capital stock of Power & Light
retirement.
Prior to the aforesaid
o/-E3,8'i60v.shares ($5
1
678.
Brown-Forman Distillers
:
to
stock,
July—
exchanged
or
capital stock
company one-half the
determined as provided
capital.
to
assets
the
Power
outstanding first mortgage 25-year 6% sinking fund gold
loan certificates dated Oct,
1, 1923, have been called for redemption
cn
Oct. 1, 1946, at 101 and
interest.
Payment will be made'at the
Central Hanover Bank & Trust
Co., trustee, 70 Broadway, New York,
,
of
&
of
and
transferred
$3,799,718
$2.68
of
liquidated.
All of the
shares
p.S. A. Strickland, President, stated: "It is deemed
directors that the increase of capital .And the issue of the
additional
shares, as above outlined, will bring into better balance the relation
c
Power &
Chesehrough Building Co.—Calls 6% Loan Ctfs.—
under
a
full
one
$0.73
of
common)
par
all
Cities proposes to make a
capital donation of $2,700,000 to
i.iernt, wnieh amount is exnected to be
sufficient, to eneble
Light to discharge or provide for the
discharge of all of its
including its bank loan of
liabilities,
Principal
1079.
,
may
hujy receive from the
-'v!"share of capital stcok
$1.47
cancellation
Power
.6,651,000
$7,444,404
surrender all
Redemption—
stockholders'
stock:Two
share^
$1,631,132
$100
Light be
liquidation,
the
not be issued
in this disfractional scrip certificate will be issued/
interest
in
one-half
of
a
share
of
fractional
scrip certificates
thereof
the
Stock
and; that actual'distribution .of
may be made about Nov. l. 1946.
Fractional shares of capital stock will
•
/
before
or
Detroit
jshiares
-
$4,010,290
shares
&
of
Ci^®s. Service Power
-
shares
\
-
would
r for
" 141,012
5,541,000
(400,000
of The
The company on
Aug. 30 filed an undetermined amount of its.($5
V
par) capital*, stock with the SEC.'
p
Company's name is to be changed by 'fj, 1858
post effective amendment to Central & South
West-Corp. (Del.)
Publie invitation for sealed bids
will be issued for the purchase of a suf¬
ficient /number of such shares
as same
will be -constituted upon con¬
0
summation of a proposed
merger into the issuer of American Public if- See Cities Service
Service Co., to provide funds for
retiring .the preference shares of the
y
issuer and American Public
Service Co., not exchanged for shares of
y
the merged corporation.
City Ice & Fuel
Names of underwriters will be
supplied by
amendment.—V. 164, p. -416 and 1079.
mon Stock'of
excess
Stock Dividend—
how outstanding.
>
106,227
granting the application andv
declaration filed by Cities Service
a
that Power & Light would transfer
all of its assets
$
204,682
order
an
Service Power &
mortgage bonds of
] This distribution; hf - the Additional
Stockholders of record Oct. 25, 1946. -
;
stock
issued
effective
stock
held Aug. 22, decided to increase
from 300,000 shares (par $5) to 450,000
150,000 additional shares to be issued to the
one
70,058
29
transactions:
Co.,
the owner
Service
that Power
m
-
com.
p.
SEC—
meeting
basis of
53,803
Aug.
subsidiary, Cities
proposed
Cities
$13,326,459
433,498
taxes
on
and its
following
1946—6 Mos.—1945
.
3,173,000 / 3,1.88,500
Central
•;
Boeing
cueing
company
the
a
sales
164,
Co.,
v;
snares
1078.
p.
Bower Roller Bearing Co.
Z)
Stratocruisers
of
total
a
—V.
•<
.
,
brings
pf $75,000,000.—V.
>
Federal
Net' income
..
•
'V
.
Earns,
•
SEC
permittingto "become
+•
$6,592,835 $16,615,5.70 $13,531,141
1,203,117
2,923,939
2,339,353
300,029
600,000
600,058
//. 300,000
income
on
Berwick
er
prem.,
exps
combined
the
,
debt
and
■:/ /
;•
companies)
68,617
f
1,329,016
debentiSS:
on
Amort,
-Citi«s Service
Co.—Liquidation of Cities Service Pow¬
& Light Co.—
as
"
$6,524,218 $16,180,072
255,269
$8,866,108
Depreciation
1
proceeds
$9,008,345 $21,866,005 $18,082,762
. 2,481,127
- 5,685,933
V 4,756,303
fyy
Other
Lord Winster, Britain's Minister for Civil Aviation.
•/•/•;
i .The
67Va-ton, ^double-deck, airliners are scheduled to be -delivered
,vv' to" B.O.A.C.
by Boeing during the second half of 1947 and -will -imi-
subsidiary
1946—3 Mos.—1945
from. oper.„
Sell'® adm, &; gen.v€xp.
•'••Vt'hiby
:
America—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
;
by: the'British
Speedbird routes, it
Allen, President of. ,the
1327
remaining shares mf preferred
The company will use its
underwriter named.
No
^owned
•
ordered
announced
The
The
Celanese Corp. of
<
.
its Atlantic
on
preferred.
Vane being sold by stockholders.
on - Aug.. i29
by" William M.
*
.Aircraft CO./ a subsidiary./;This
announcement followed',;a;: ?
statement of the decision .to purchase these
aircraft, issued in Bond on
J
•
"
the
of
y additional working capital.
Proceeds
common.
/■///Boeing
.
sale >of 00-shares
Boeing: Airplane Co.—Unit Receives British Contract--
//Overseas-Airways
....
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
'/'/;): !;■
7
Blue Bell, Inc., Greensboro, N. €.--Files With SEC—
.The Company-on Aug. 26 if lied a letter, of notification with the SEC
•-for
//
:
.
•r
.
Number 4523
be made in New York funds.
as
»i3f Moftfeo'
,4j
fUifm'n-'jm
#mus'
vMoMiitt?
r-
«' JAlOHSlkMOO:
rttRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & MNANCIA^
VA:"
■i
estimated
by
30,
was approximately $238,surplus, of t^e. company was
the earned
1946,
entitled
witnesses,
Commission's
the
June
•
estimates
witnesses. prior
the Commission's,
of
VUUUMiOtMUii.
ii.—
—
■
tion
.>1946
;
July—
$118,121
,
$84,880
42,199
from, railway—— .A
Gross
T, 15,737
•
«
_
Net. from -trailway
MA«.I
.
now: making.... Net
necessity, of
wa
i
*
/
<.
$81,371
uled
5,723
7,741
v
8,558
•/■■■
840
91
(without-. adjustment
for
•
tax
carry-back)
to Federal's
recently announced Model
lines. .Important difference between
model'will, be equipped with a double
reductransmission; instead of a two-speed rear* axld.
auxiliary
of
some
the
^
^
themt fpw weekg
assembly lines later this year.
The four
to
the
17
number
of
models
units is
new
•
'
-
ex-"
wlth otherg sched_ ;
units Just
new
planned
for
an¬
production
by
Frankenmuth Brewing Co.—Extra Dividend—
J'
-quarters
*
similar
Lippard stated that production of
for
1946'«
-
.
■
V,
......
•
-
Federal for commercial use.
These units
ranging from the new Model 16M 1 Vi-ton truck,
of 13,500 pounds
gross vehicle weight to the
giant 55,000 pounds gross
vehicle weight units Just announced.—V.
163, p. 3416.
/.
."•>
provision-for suck accounting adjustments as may he,.finally, deter-Net
■i • - '*
■'""'A
.•
From Jan. 1
mined to be proper-, and.-necessary. so that. , the ^refinancing: of. , the
p
713,638 > '
564,444 ><*556,486
582,170
company's debt and. preferred stock may be.-accomplished as promptly aCrossAf ronrArai 1 wav
152,913
61,799
r>: 60,685
?> 85,851
as<! possible.
The Board>of Trustees believes that the proposed
from railway
: 63,887 *
9,051' A
17,262 "■/
14,552
is-j in the best; Interests ,of all stockholders as a necessary step. to
N^._v
,
-~"~V. 164, p; '681.
permit the company, to go forward in the highly- desirable program "
of refunding. The authorization of the two proposals does not, change
the present proportionate share of any stockholder in the earnings
.
Dresser Industries, Inc.—Sales & Earnings— i
or assets of the company."
■
'
A. Quarter Ended— >
The company asks stockholders to authorize 2,200,000 shares of new
i "V
July 31, '46 Apr. 30, '46 Jan. 31, '46
Sales
cumulative preferred stock to be later issued in one or more series. For
$12,358,578 $10,636,540 $10,344,703
Net loss for period--!——————
the purpose of saving taxes on the authorization of new shares,-„it' is
159,462,,,-373,937,, ;.. 516,574
proposed to reclassify 811,110 shares of old preferred stock and. 1,The backlog at July
31, 1946- totaled $52,857:000, compared with
388,890 shares of common stock, which are authorized but unissued,
$40,515,000 at April 30, last, and $28,824,000 at Jan. 31, 1946.
into the 2,200,000 shares of new preferred.
The old preferred would
The corporation is
again operating at a profit, and net earnings
rank superior to the new preferred except that -new preferred stock
for the fourth quarter and tax adjustments should offset the losses
could rank equal to old preferred if the provisions of the old pre¬
for the first three quarters and result in a net profit for the current
ferred stock regarding the issuance of stock ranking equally with it
fiscal year, according to the company's letter to shareholders covering
were
complied .with. The Trustees may determine for each series of
operations for the third quarter, made public on Sept. 5.
• -V'.
1
new
preferred provisions relating to the dividend rate, the sum per '
The
month of July showed
a
small profit. < Net loss for the first
share payable, on. voluntary or involuntary dissolution of the com¬
three
.
>
■
new
being manufactured
have nominal ratings
'
27,125
income—.
oper.
ry.
be
the
or
."$84,361
.
will
\Monday, September 9,
—i
■
coming off production
nounced, brings
1943
■
■
is that
axle and
Mr.
t
A1944
1945
-
ings before the Commission it recognizes;The
now
the two
mitRtnndinB
^
"does not accept or concur in the opinions .and
IIITVUVVWVV
these Commission: witnesses bufcvin, view/of the -proceedlrinrv
of
Ul
65MA
65M2
30,
:^'r Detroit & Mackinac Ry
panying the proxies,
estimates
sole
i
The
authorization
to
by the Commission of issuance of refunding securities by the. company.
"Your; management," said President- Tapscott in a letter accom¬
COWIUttliCa'
Written acceptance
as agent, mot later
reach the Detroit Trust Co*,
1946,: in.rorder .to .be effective.
class B common stock, ho par value; whicn ;.
woMncr
is owned by
City Ice & Fuel Co.;
A
voting nnwer
power,
is uwneu
ZL
las
has
bonds.
said
of
must
offer
Sept;
"au
redemption
the
upon
this
of
than
\.y. :
•f The
Chairman 'ftf. the Commission indicated that provision should
be-mad? Tor accounting adjustments resulting from the application of
these
^ ''sflinr.'V.- -rill
awswyawj.
1328
800,000. At
$87,817,307.
f-
The
cents
directors
outstanding
record
on
v. 158,
have
share
per
plus
common,
Sept,
6,
declared
stock,
both payable Sept. 16,
Like amounts were paid
1946.
t"
the regular
quarterly dividend
dividend of 2y2 cents per share
extra
an
to
1946
June
on
Garval Industries Inc., New
York—Files
2TA
the V
.
of *■
15, last.—
770.
p.
of
on
holders
With SEC—
The
company on Aug. 29 filed a letter of notification
with the SEC
shares ($5 par) 6%
cumulative convertible preferred and
188,000 shares (par lc) common.
Offering price, $5.02 a unit, con- '
sisting of one share of preferred and one share
of common. ? Proceeds.
for
44,000
.
.
will
be
used
for leasing
working capital.
and for
installing machinery !
^ y>'
-
'■■/■'J.
General Motors Corp.-Output Continues to Rise—-1'
■
totaled
plant, purchasing and
Issue not underwritten.
a
>
"
Production of
passenger cars by General Motors in the United
the .redemption-price , and- other provisions.
AA:AA
; .
States 0
$1,049,973.—V. 164, p. 825., -A
>A AAA/ ,AA-" ">/'A
in the week ended
Aug. 31, 1946, was 1,783 higher than in the
company plans to issue approximately 2,000,000 shares of the
previous
new preferred at not less than $100 a
week and for the first time since V-J Day GM's weeklv car outDut
share. The..precise method of,
refinancine'The" pttMnt mrefer'red"stock and of issuing new, shares of 3
Duffy-Mott Co., Inc.—Obtains Loan—The Mutual Life ,'r-y went over the 25,000 mark, C. E. Wilsbn, President, .said on
Sept. 5.
nreferred has not been determined and will depend on market.con-. .. Insurance Co. of New York has bought a $1,000,000 15GMs passenger car production in the U. S. in the
pany,
The
.
^
»
s_.i.4.
Consolidated Gas Electric Light &
timore—Partial Redemption^The
receniJw called
company
of sinking fund
Sfnt 2 bSng
'
monies
$607 000
wTrp
dnp
'made at'the
1206;
^w rv
■;
:
-
l
at
1969
'■' *
and interest.
106
the'Manhattan
outstanding and to take
now
/
"
-
poration.
Ral-
ftf
-
±
*
-r
•
y
Pay-
^v
UCtS.
'
,
of
care
enlarged vol-
an
by gm
- ;
ifil
'
duced in August by GM compared with 75,051 for July.a
Truck production by GM in the U. S. also improved during the
.
.
v
it is understood, will be in the market, probably
—V. 164, p. 554. early next month, with a new issue designed to provide funds for
■'v'^.i-v't^retirement of its first mortgage 3Vi% bonds, due Oct.- 1, 1962.
The
V vviuviiua»vu V
Consolidated Grocers V:, r
Corp.—Common Dividend No. 2,>4outstanding bondslave been called for redemption on Nov. 1, 1946,
at 105 and accrued interest.
Company is a wholly owned subsidiary
The directors have declared a quarterly dividend (No. 2) of 25 cents;
:0f United States Steel Corp.
The new financing, it is understood,
per share on the common stock, payable Oct. 25 to holders; of record
f
will take the form of a $19,200,000 serial issue maturing at the rate
Oct. 10.
An initial distribution of like amount was made on July 25,
of $1,200,000 annually over a period of 18 years.
It is expected that
last. •'
..v...-'.
-V ' A
V"''ivlA"'/ ■
"'A'" ^
the
obligations will be offered for sale at competitive bidding.-: > •
The usual quarterly dividend of $1.25 per share has been declared
of the 5%
cumulative preferred stock, payable- Oct. 1 to holders of
Calls 3^4 % Bonds-—
•
record Sept. 20.—V. 164, p. 1080.
-A;'.- •
^ • /A-'l'■ ■ A*'..--'". •
?
All of the outstanding first mortgage 314% bonds due Oct. 1, 1962,
have been called for redemption on Nov. 1, next, at 105 and interest.
rv
of
New-
Company,
Baltimore, Md.
^
The
t
♦
Duluth Misable & Iron Range Ry.—Plans Financing—
Bank
York, N. Y., or at the office of Alex. Brown & Sons in
I
mntely
,
4
company>
;.A
1
-S
the previous week.:
fhTp?ivtoS wSk^
ared with
gr.1^6
for
pared Witn 36,338 f
36-338 for
338
July*
„
.
.
total of
a
Of the
total, 43
Following is
Dividend—
The
Sept.
Mass.—300
Boston,
••
Payment
porated,
;
.
Sept. 3 declared a dividend of 30 cents per share
stock, par $1, payable Sept. 30 to holders of record
This is eouivalent to 90 cents on the stock outstanding
trustees
the
on
Trust,
Investment
Consolidated
divisions: t
at
Wall Street,
23
Consumers
.'.•A;July—
Power
Co.—Bidding
Gross
ry.
railway——
Club,
Gross
Net
for
Offering price,
of business.
operation
Decca Records, Inc.
«'
$100
^
-
•
-
.
were in
Wk. End.
provision of
■
stockholders
the
will
authorised
shares, and to
vote
Nov.
capital
6
$348,882
37,019
2,318,990
2,486,458
484,859
from
from
7 AC;.
from
on
Dividend Rate Doubled—
1
♦-
■A
*83,925
681.
•
500,000
^
.
;
'
825.
p.
A'>•
'
Decker
cents
30
proposal to in¬
to 1,500,000
a
"
..
Manufacturing
Increased—
share,
represents an
cents per
2850.
A
Oct.
increase
share
,
10
of
All of the
Gross
A
:'v:':/1 A
Net
-
■
,
i-
ry.
declared
to
a
quarterly dividend of 5 cents
stockholders
cents
record
share
per
paid in
i'A'.-A '.A.
:±
was
of
163,
'
'
V, 1945
the
over
July.—V.
Sept.
20.
dividend
3131
pp.
of
1943
$5,429,321
1,488,878
1,285,730
878,033
1,666,290
45,921,479
39,203,770
40,159,882
18,315,756
12,113,269
7,941,940
17,887,117
=
on
the
2,847,390
class
Edison
Sept.
class
income...
1081.
/
1,467,222
•
•
Petteys,
8,402,345
y
y.'
;
10,294,195
yy
A
declared
also
stock
common
vt
title
the
each
lieu
of
At
of
to
receive
bonds.
fractional
Payment
201
will
West
warrants
Fort
attached
one
share
Non-dividend
be
p.
1081.
made
St.,
.A
"A
;
registration
.
T.
J.
Hanlon,
of
of
class
A
Detroit
bearing
will
en¬
stock
common
scrip
Trust
also
will
its
-
<•■
11,484, »
9,350
A':A
14,764
V,
3,363
1,248
A
4,883
rt
9.3%,
296
7,667
145^00
119,056
.
Corp.—Weekly Output—
over the corresponding week of 1945.—V.
[Including Statesboro
CORPORATE
AND
Period End. July 31—
Railway
Railway
A
Net
oper.
ended
Aug^ 30»
10,940,505
164, p. 1208.
kwh.,-
$213,573
181,283
ry.
$1,347,423
1,155,201
$24,691
$122,091
$192,222
37,618
34,657
4,951
3,076
,2,839
;
25,373 ;A
A
21 >871
21,750 A: A
,y
;
3,307
U
1946—7 Mos.—1945
1,239,848
opers.
1938—..—
Ar A
$1,361,939
Fed. RR. Unempl. Ins.
of
Ry.]
$190,942
166,251
$32,290
Ry. tax accruals—Reg. :AA:'A 5,374'
Fed. RR. Tax Act '37
i 3,858
Act
AWf A
Northern
1946—Month—1945
revenue.
fr.
A.
A»?AAAA
>
RECEIVERS—COMBINED
oper./ expenses
rev.
5,133
*
276
3,756
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
>
■
20,188
value)
first
'
initial" dividend' of
an
stock,
payable
Sept.
cents
20
' a
to holders
16
dividend
of
which
a
of
owned
is
20
cents
by
per
share
members of
of
Detroit
mortgage
4 %
Ry.
$1,181,150
held
the
Jt.
Net
Non-oper. income
A
Gross
Engineers
Electric
series
new
A, 314%
Issue
Interest
of
rate
Public
Co
Service
was
first
treasury
company, has offered to
all class A common
and
The
increase
in
'Period—
A A'
A'
A
which
825.
be
to
■'
.
fixed
by
Co.
,
Heralding the first
Tinker, Vice-President
,
looks
t
forward
to
the
baby
charge
blanket
2725.
.
"line"
At
in
five
years,
Arthur
sales, on Aug. 30, optimistically
biggest baby blanket business in history.
After
A
'
and
'
company
present
Include
the
new
and
powerful
65MA
in
Features
AA
will
this
Stock
announced
in
the
that
terms
of
heavy
Oct.
on
its
$5
1,
stock
is, and from the date
of
issue
has
ing gross vehicle weights of 40,000 to 55,000 pounds.
All four of these
units will be powered with a Continental R-6602 valve-in-head gasoline
-.engine of 602 cu. In. displacement developing 200 horsepower at 2600
RPM and a torque of 464 ft. lbs. at 1250 RPM.
pre¬
been,
on
Oct.
Until
share
1,
1946,
and
of
on
their
$5
the
that
convertible
date,
holders
convertible
feature
have
preferred
this
of
the
stock
re¬
termi¬
stock
right
into
convert
to
lVh
shares
stock.
After that date, any shares of this preferred
remaining outstanding will not be convertible.—V. 164, p. 1082.
of
stock
Grand Valley Oil Corp., New York—Files With SEC—
30,000
pounds gross vehicle weight with a double reduction drive axle and an
auxiliary transmission, as well as three tandem axle six-wheelers hav¬
two
1946,
convertible
and accrued
Also,
announce¬
of
to
'A
-
common
new
■
Aa''a:a;;\
26
occur
Preferred
The
company on Aug. 28 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
300,000 shares C$1 par) common.
Of the total, 85,590 shares are
for
to
be
exchanged
for
properties formerly
tions
to
be
will
be
New
York.
carried
offered
overriding royalty Interests in leases and fee
operated by R. E. Leyendecker, Inc., and opera¬
on
by the issuer.
The balance, 214,410 shares*
publicly at $1
a
Proceeds will be used
share.
Underwriter,
.
$1,411,423
$1,556,914
'. /''A
of
;
traffic.
or in part, upon call
by the company at $110 per
dividends. After Oct. 1, 1946, it will be redeemable
upon call by the company at $105 per share and accrued dividends.
To date, no part of this stock has been
called for redemption.
share
Lippard, President.
will
,/■■'.
increase
—Jan. 1 to Aug. 21—.
1946'
1945
1
;
$200
;
month last yeair.
deemable, in whole
each
ment by T. R.
These units
1945
A
>'.A.
August
on
.
nates.
•
1946
:A :$58,500
Convertible
important changes
stock..
of
!;n
Change Oct. 1—I.a '—aa'
ferred
years of diversion of production to take care of military needs first,
the corporation is back in full production for civilian needs.—V. 163,
p.
tion
The
in
to
Week End, Aug. 21
-
•
new
due
was
"a
duer to increase in
sahie
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio—Redemp¬
bonds,
and sale of a
maturity, the
bidding.—V. 164,
competitive
*.,*
rents
1,427
A/ $51,859
a-A'A'-'aV:""
was
6,745*
$53,286
v
1,522
the
$46,541.
A.::;,
*$44,491
'A'"'"'
expenses
compared with
equipment
Operating revenues .J. '
—V.
164, p. 1208.
due Nov 1, 1970, through the issuance
mortgage bonds with a 30 year
first
of
as
7,817.
$3,198
in .operating
costs
14,005
*$42,969 -A
■
$8,661
•
increase
and material
A
A;,-AV'V $3,414
A'A;
216
191
A'a,VAV;.
54,960
•$50,786-AW
$3,227
187
$115,506
74,133
A
14,003
$8,852
int..
to
$37,350
1
8,610
A 1,988
vA.)A. 1,191
income..
NOTE—The
considering
mortgage
Federal Motor Truck Co.—To Add to Line—
City Ice & Fuel Co. to which the
sinking fund bonds shall become
of
$6,500,000
A
$7,661:;
■l'''%
...U.;—
appllc.
4
»Deficit.
"
*
•The. company is making plans for the addition of four
duty models to augment its present line, according to an
its
Income
Surp.
lab"1*
(2-6636), filed July 26 covering 550,000
withdrawn Aug. 29.—V. 164, p. 825.
Paso
A; $13,825
$19,751
:>
income.
oper.
ry.
Deducts, from
on
Co.;—Registration State¬
"i-- ;• j-v' jr. 1
that the El
outstanding
29
August
refunding of
A
rents (net Dr.). A *
10,118 A
fac. rents (net Dr.) AAA/.
: 1,972
the
'a\
,,
in
issued
public.
in
a
abovemen-
be
of
Co.
Mines
income....
oper.
Eqpt.
;-p-; '..'A",y\A;'/• A ■['/. r;::'•'!/
for
shares.
'
par
or
„
^
Mich.
bonds
The City Ice & Fuel
Co., the parent
purchase at $18 per share in cash any
(no
Av
,
12,903
'
:AAS:AA
Esmond Mills, Inc.—Blanket Line—
I ( Offer Made to Purchase Class A Common. Stock—
stock
■
,
Vice-President
Jr.,
its
p.
-'
holders
14,861
electric output of the corporation for the week
amounted to 128,333,352 kwh., an Increase of
1946,
statement
the
•
the
Said
Dec.
*
at
Detroit,
to
31, 1945, there were outstanding
tioned bonds, of which the
City Ice & Fuel
$233,700, leaving $947,450 in the hands of
if'*}'
30,909
—.
t,;v
& Fuel Co.—Calls 4% Bonds—
1948.
trustee,
holder
$100
„
El Paso Electric Co.—To Refund Bonds—
company
has called for redemption on Sept.
30, next, at
principal amounts thereof and accrued interest, all of the outStanding first mortgage 4% sinking fund bonds dated Aug, 1, 1933
1,
all
Colombia
Canada
The
r! The
Aug.
common
shares of capital stock, was
:;;Vr
v:;A.../
,
director.—V. 164,
a
V. Detroit City Ice
Non-detachable
declared
3
B
family.—V. 164, p. 1081.",:
El
the
successor
38,205
20,098
rrUj'
The
announced
due
The
f
Declares Common
—
,
ment Withdrawn—:•
Denver Tramway
Corp.—Secondary Offering—Boettcher & Co., in August sold 2,450 shares of new first
pre¬
ferred stock (no par) at $40.50 per share on behalf of
and
50,053
General Public Utilities
sink-
'a
28,349,506
3,687,410
The Manufacturers Trust Co., New York, N.
Y., has been appointed
York transfer agent for common stock
voting trust certificates.
Co.,
'
.i-;i
>.
a :
New
Alonzo
.
180,000 shares of no par, $1 dividend, pre- A
preferred stock will be callable at $21 per
new
on
the
directors
The
$6,251,199
3,170,648
p.
*
class B shares are the only securities of the
company which are held by the general public, such ownership re-A;
(suiting from the offering last month by Riter & Co. of 110,000 shares,
representing part of the holdings of Mrs. Mina M. Edison, widow of
the famed inventor-founder of the company, and his two sons, Charles*"
and Theodore M. Edison. Ar
'aAAA
'v'-'-A..
•''A-
-Earnings—
1944
directors
share
j of record Sept. 6.
and
$7,492,089
railway..^—_
164,
The
of
for
35,007
Total, U. S. and Canada.
-V. 164, p. 1207.
AA-AA
(Thomas A.) Edison, Inc.—Initial Class B Dividend—
per
,A
■
\
Transfer Agent—.V
—V.
issuance
stock.
The
This
419,578
oper.
164, p. 681.
Racing Association, Inc.
the
figures
July
•
share.—V. 164, p. 1081.
a
726,174
From January 1—
from railway.
from
production
August
—
Cadillac
a
1, next, at 100
Bank of Canada,
ferred
,
"r-
1,316,859
Gross
Net
Oldsmobile
Oct.
involve
' •'''-v;};v ■%
income...
oper.
truck
and
car
25,206
527,54?,
July and August, 1946:
'
The corporation declared a dividend of six shares of $1 dividend
preferred stock on each share of common stock now outstanding, pay-,
.able Sept. 12 to holders of record Aug. 30. :"A. v
A :. •
As there are 30,000 shares nf common stock outstanding, this will
164,
railway—.
railway
from
ry.
year.—V.
'A'.'A
'V,
1946
from
Net
34,538
Chevrolet—Passenger
AAA a Truck
AAA Pontiac "i
J—£—;
512,332
outstanding series A and series B first mortgage 7%
Eastern
Co., Albion, Mich.—Dividend
IV4
which
'
■
Net
893
36,981
*:
..
Dividend in Preferred Stock—
last
29,
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.
July—
,
Corp., New York—-Registers With
. V,.:
MAyA-yy;; A a#a /
29 filed
792
of
■
1,251
.
'
August 29
on
payable
3%
Dec.
on
yjy-
,->y
The directors
per
paid
V'A'' '•
345,291 *389,747
:
•
_
12,054
■
14,663
:
679,049
East Kootenay Power Co., Ltd.—Calls Bonds—
y
»
-a-;."-.>i?v-
;a-v-
also
was
.
62,283
683
1,316
67
59
comparison
a
the months of
2,350,104
' *
549,923
shares
directors on Sept. 2 declared a quarterly dividend of 60 cents
share, payable Sept. 30.: to stockholders of record Sept.. 16. In
preceding quarters, regular payments of 30 cents each were made.
of
1
2,473,213.
and interest.
Payment will be made at The
Royal
in Montreal and Toronto; Canada, or at the
agency of said bank in New York, N. Y.—V. 161, p.;I(®4.>iAvV;,A';;: 'AA A;;;:
The
extra
Following is
133,054
/
4,369
823
Total, IT, Sa and Canada——..
,«,i
railway..
railway
'
1,011,642
75,944
45,166
1,344
——
GM of Canada.....
$349,212
48,481
23,517
.
) ing fund gold bonds due April 1, 1952, bave been called for redemption
-
per
An
$339,827
w
'
3.033
A GMC Truck
registration statement with the SEC
and Coach—Trucks—.
for 94,000 shares of common
stock. (par 10c).
Underwriters, First AAA'; Coaches
Colony Corp. 25,000 shares being offered by Dumont, Electric Corp. ■V; A GM of Canada—.
*'
$450,284
$1.16
*$967,534
$2.49
two-for-one basis.
a
Coaches
1943
"
54,694
5,152
^—...
GMC Truck and Coach—Trucks
1944
'
h 59,087
general corporate purposes.—V.
Income taxes/
approving
on
stock
split up the shares
'
!-
144,352
«
3,662
.
;^V^;A1945
1946
all estimated
for
1945
1
AAff
167,878
8,585
!
3,639
—...—
Cadillac
1946"
11,930
9,326
3,812
A'
Buick
shares by Dumont Electric Co., a. limited partnership... Net
proceeds from the sale of the company's 25,000 shares will be used for
!,V;/A.T'
$734,329
•A
*
j
Oldsmobile
1207.
p.
:
Aug. 31*
1946
12,034
.
Incor¬
Co.,
Jan. 1 to
Aug. 24,
1946
.and 69,000
Plans Two-for-One Stock Split-Up—
crease
Chevrolet- -Passenger
y Truck
Pontiac
Ry.—Earnings—
13,704
The company on Aug.
A
on
The
&
Wk. End.
Aug. 31,
'7
SEC—-yv;,;: -y A a; • //;y:a:a
Proceeds will
unit.
a
Consolidated net profit after est. income taxes'*
Earnings per share on 388,325 shares outstand."
.
164,
44,552
ry. oper. income
•Deficit.—V. h 64, p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
6 Months Ended June 30—
•After
Morgan
$386,004
Net
30, Stuart I. Whitmarsh, trading as Debutante Register
a
letter of notification with the SEC for 1,000 units of
participating membership.
used
P.
income.:
oper.
Dumont Electric
Debutante Register Club—Files With SEC—
be
J.
York, N. Y.—V.
New
7?A- 1946' -:.-y
From January 1—
R.
Aug.
filed
of
railway-^..
from
Net
Stock Delayed—
on
7,:r:L
from
Net
Whiting, President of Consumers Power Co., announced
Sept. 4 that the time lor presentation, and opening of proposals for
the purchase from the company of $20,000,000 of its common stock had
been postponed from Sept. 10, 1946 to Sept. 24, 1946.—V. 164, p. 953.
Ou
office
the
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic
prior to the distribution on June 15, last, of a 200% stock dividend.
Payments of 60 cents each were made on March 29 and June 29,
this year, on the old stock.—V. 164, p. 953.
'
Justin
made
be
;
reported
•
on
common
16.
will
was 40,166 com-
GM production fell off slightly last week
compared with 62 'for the previous week.
the United States and 16 in
CanadaVtit-^.-;i%':.fv^t
a tabulation
of production
figures for car and truck
a-'-!- ^
1A--A:.A-59
•
.
1
Wlt?nS8'
Production by GM
Supplier strikes affecting
with
..
.
week
cars
n!1
^°5 ^?e* ?ame Per^°d of 1941,
j
Total U.S.^output^of passenger cars for GM in August was appro*-"
35^ higher than in July. * A total of 101,278 cars were pro- ;v:
nauondiiy Known xruu pruu
R
«
V, 161, p. 6,
'
,
31
«eWy production
by gm in 1941.Passenger car production. 1
in this country for the year to date has been 342,075 compared
of approximately 45,000
of business of Mott*s nationally known fruit prod-
ume
for redemption; on Sept. 5y 1946^-but
of first refunding mortgage 3% sink-
top
v/r
sinking fund note due Aug 1, 1961, of this cor- A
.Proceeds are to be used to retire 4 fzio noteSv-
year 4%
•
,
r*n
pnw»r
sT
m,
Aug,
164' p-
tlme
ons
»
Leven
Brothers,
for direct corporate purposes.
/
-
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4523
^Volume 164
1329
Great Britain & Canada Investment Corp.—Calls Debs.
■
v
All of the outstanding 4Vi%
30-year convertible debentures dated
April I,*-1929, have been called for redemption-on Oct. i, next, at 100
-and interest at any branch of The Royal Bank of Canada in Canada,
at the agency of said bank in New
said bank in London, England.—V. 149,
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co.—Split-IJp Voted—
;
•V
capital
■
p. 2232.
;
stock.
of
the
No
_
-
new
announcement
increased
'
July—.. ■"
Gross
.
•Net
•
'
1
■
from
Net ry.
:
'
-
/
from
-
income.
Gross from
3'
Net
from
Net ry.
.
—V.
'1,372,256
_
1—",
"
164,
incomes
683.
p.
;
.
Gross
,.
Net
from
Net
ry.
Net
ry.
Jacobsen Mfg.
Distribution
1
•'
>
be paid on the
quarterly basis, having been
$1.50
a
;
Co.,
...
to
and
...
$246,155
1,665,098
1,569,436
334,894
413,051
income
•Deficit.—V. 164, p.
•5,458
•
r
595,911
52,485
118,715
379,915
•
,
Dec.
supplies)
San
of
and
commercial
Francisco,
fishing
San 1 Pedro
each
r
.
The
>
and
is now
Gulf, Mobile
proceeds
Ohio RR.—Equip. Trusts Offered—
Sept 3 awarded $3,000,000 equipment
maturing Sept. 1, 1947 to .1961. ,to
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and Stroud & Co., Inc. This,
group submitted the best bid received by the railroad
for the issue, bidding 100.73 with a 2V2% coupon. Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., bid 100.058 for 2Vss. Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler and Stroud Co., Inc. reoffered the certificates
maturing Sept. 1, 1958-61, at prices to yield from 2.05%
to 2.15% according to maturity.—V. 164, p. 1208.
&
company on
.trust
certificates
Promissory notes...
NOTE—Under
company
10,740
at $16.50
after
per share
at
which
if
exercised
on
on
the
per
Aug.
fund
sinking
1961
1,
due
debs.,
Fed.
i
*Of
the
Bhares
plus
reserved
Harris
$200,000
•lrom
their
annum
bears
and
to
as
notes
are
the
of
being
per
issued
'
1
,
-
„
net
proceeds in
and,
if
the purchase
with
in
are
The
to
of
with
The balance
its
and
cents
*> >''[.,
of flat and molded shapes.
otions
have
"World
j
/
)■
been
War
been
-Ixave
as
and
to
and
customer's
,:in
to
excess
has
been
if any,
remaining after the
July 31—
to
added
limit
:
Gross
ex¬
-J/4-',
to
the
present
the
_
amount to be purchased
from
the
company's
line
Co
^.$450,000
Frank
Inc.™—., 225,000
Waddell
175,000
Co.
Link,
,
First
Knowlton
Gorman
&
Securities
&
of
/
SUMMARY
OF
; Mill
Co
Co.
&
May 31, '46
sales
of
$1,571,400
$7,822,816
1,357,019
6,454,014
^_^-™-™
products sold—
adv.,
adm.
&
Selling,
1945
0 general
V
River
the
.
.
Jan.
8,673
62,846
$736,246
233,600
615,887
and
in
of
of
932,635
64,125
661,529
4$19,219
profit
income
33,046
™™__
$752,914
:
or
The
$251,387
The
includes
company
5,850
Fed.
4,607
deductions^+_i_^
Other
taxes
on
$817,703
$13,826
income
2,500
income-
$370,540
38,750
112,697
,
t490,000
X
inc.
of
taxes
Net'
and
prior
on
years—
221,522
77,252
,
profit—notes
Cr35,000
,
wartime
forward
to
A.
D.
Plamondon
applications
of
Jr.,
,
1,776
■
f
$288,953
$180,590
,
and
.
before
or
•
Oct.
income
the
New
be
converted
into
and
';
164, p. 558.
:
automatic
an
quantities.
v
$361,355
1945.
$382,601
196,109
approval
York
ex
239,738
V
177,357
i;
'
1944
!
.'■
j;'.;"
1943
.
$494,916
326,134
.
134,868:'
$503,395
343,788
183,419
193,276
942,511
1,574,466
1,665,573
3,378
1,557,597
>; 687,229
745,872
122,008
x
661,541
346,329
380,214
322,117
of
stockholders
at
the
Stock
Exchange directs that the common
distribution until further notice.—V.
said
on
series A,
Telephone
&
V
of
the
operation,
include
purchase
July—
Gross
Net
:
;
from
which
/'
'
Assurance
!
of
a
new
Society
of
$60,000 each June 1, 1947-60
-!:v - ■*■.;::/
^0-•
pay $160,625 mortgage notes held
by the
$350,000 short term bank loan, reimburse
196I^xx'Vx-;-y:iVv::;:--.:-i-.:;';X
used
to
retire
for capital expenditures. and
for
'
'
ry.
'■'-■/x •
railway™..
1946
price
will supply
outstanding in the Argen¬
the Argentine Government
-
1945
$223,147
$261,572
53,467
81,854
railway„™„
income-^
,/ 15,432
From January 1—
from railway.,—
1,487,064
oper.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
income™
oper.
164, p. 728.
working capital.
•
;
-
362,102
99,5t8
"■*
•'
"
y
«-?
V
1944
'
$237,59(
62,665
22,130'
1943
$238,958
,
70,23£
17,554
21,45(
1,940,187
1,992,072
1,845,08]
680,855
738,446.
793,43:
172,415
170,062
194,721
-
/
Lehigh & New England RR.—Tenders Sought—
The
Tradesmen'3
National Bank & Trust Co.,
trustee, 1420 Wainui
St., Philadelphia, Pa., will until 3 p.m., Sept. 16, 1946, receive bids foi
the sale to it as of Oct. 1.
1946, for account of the sinking fund,, oi
first mortgage 3%
bonds, series B, due Nov. 1, 1975, to an amount suf¬
ficient to exhaust the sum of
$40,000 at price hot exceeding 102 anc
interest.—V.
164, p.
/7!
1210
j*
Long Island RR.- -Earnings—..
ry.
markets
1209./*'
1,
Gross
Sells
Net
p.
execution
The loan is to mature
be
company,
from
from
Swedish
the
Life
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
/•
^
the
approved
Equitable
at 102 Va and interest.
Payment will be made at the office of The
Pennsylvania Company for Insurance on Lives and
Granting Annuities;
trustee, 15th and Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia, Pa.—V.
162, P., 3075,,.
due
xT-..'
6
the
A,
Net
—
will
August
from
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.—Partial
Redemption—
1865.
Corp.
be
1255.
p.
There have been called for redemption on Oct.
1, ne*t, out of sink¬
ing fund monies, $195,000 of 3Va% sinking fund
mortgage bonds, reries
1, next, at 101
Bank of Canada,
p.
Telegraph
stock
V,;
Nov.
Royal
on
loan
company's treasury,
164, p. 280.
15-year notes,
3Vi%
/ —V. 163, p.;'1569.
Ltd.—(J^lls 4%( ^otesTrr
convertible
Vancouver, Canada.—V. 156,
164,
1946
-
.
income—
$410,000 June
Net
and
to
bonds.—V.
Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
*
.V..
stockholders
the Argentine telephone system with the
equipment required during the
term
of such contract.
In
addition- to the preferred
and
common
stock the Argentine company-has debentures
Swiss
-/v
1946, the trustee, The First
its office, 38 South Dearborn
at
728.
to
insurance
plant,
new
"
assumes.—V.
1,
bonds
product,
commercial
income—
p.
Proceeds
July—
Gross
1946
from
railway™.
railway
:
oper.
v- -,
$4,996,429
1,846,225
income...
1,102,113
*.
1945".^
.
1944
*
$4,775,479
r't
•
it
•..
"■.«-v
1943
$4,823,754
$4,615,589
-..2,006,627
1,235,56?
'996,662
2,157,022
1,915,179
1,142,355
From January 1—
+$52,117
contract termination ' sales ,of $531,920 in .1943
and $984,313 in 1945.
tlncluding excess profits
fLoss.—V. 164, p. 683; V. 163, P. 2580.
'
,
now
$41,718
•Including war
$495,200 in 1944,
tax of $400,000.
,
E
F
'"
Cr88,232
...
on
Chicago will receive
the United States.
permanent
in
States,
'
•
advisability
Oct.
on
railway™.'..
railway™.™
quoted
tine,
Refundable
that
oper.
The
the operation of the telephone
system and whereby
the Argentine factory of the IT&T and its other
subsidiaries, including
the Federal Telephone & Radio Corp. in the United
$82,947
'
its
securities
fixed
oper.
$1,250,000
technical advisers in
Total
made
Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc.—New Loan—
erection
Greenburgh, Westchester County,
production has entailed no
$94,991,324 in cash for the common and preferred stock of the
Compania Union Telefonica, of which, IT&T owns 98%, and the exe¬
cution of two 10-year contracts .whereby the IT&T
will continue as
$77,097
9,777
,
its
at
be
from
164,
special products in
terms
strike
■
purchase by the Argentine Government from this corporation of
the Compania Union Telefonica del Rio de la Plata
principal
Exchange
application
to
on
The
(United River Plate Telephone Co., Ltd.), which serves Argentina with
? one of the most modern telephone
systems, was announced on Sept. 3.
The purchase sale agreement is subject to ratification
by the Argentine
>
Stock
that
Lane Bryant, Inc.—Plans Stock
Distribution—
subsidiary,
'
York
Commission
annual
meeting to be
Sept. 9, 1946, an amendment to the
qertificate of incorpora¬
be-filed on Sept: 11, 1946, pursuant to which
each share of
common
stock,- of no par value, will be changed into two
shares- of
common sotck, of no
par value, by the distribution on
Sept. 12, 1946,
of one additional share to
holders of each Share of
record Sept. 11,
1946.-
peaces-0 x'j /x'
of land have been acquired along the Saw
acres
for
this
of
according
all
Argentine Subsidiary—
its
$360,763
64,788
,
the
from
Subject
/
681,404
time
of
railway
railway
164,
held
678,387
$847,942
of
Gross
Other
;'
wartime
facilities,
the outstanding 4 %
International
50,000
1943
New
determined
$1,295,510
the
winnepeg
•'
.
'
Montreal, Toronto, Halifax, Saint John, Quebec, Ottawa, Hamilton,
London,
11,591,713
550,042
which
from
from
ry.
Gross
$1,359,635
922,659
2, 1952, have been called for redemption
interest.
Payment will be made at The
Congress.
expenses
Gross
ry.
96,912
Industrial Acceptance Corp.,
All
$8,588,316 $12,350,216
7,677,510
at
>'
July—
Net
$82,984 :■!
in
from
carried
of
shares
-
y.;
4,211,688
$673,400
132,875
program
plant
almost
Parkway
production
of
1944
..
were
Lake Superior &
adjustment income bonds.—V. 164, p. 684.
on
Reconversion
of
"B4"
From January 1—
4,278,924
/v. 93,829.
ultra-modern
adjustment
"
the
on
1086.
tion'will
post-war expansion
new,
p.
after consultation with the SEC.
follows a public
hearing held at
amount
5%
from
132,132
cents
I
1946—7 Mos.—1945
Detroit, Boston, Rochester, and Springfield, Mass.—V.
Years Ended Dec. 31-
—
23,
Bank of
Net
$150,517
Purchase
70,000
55,000
Co.____
issue
action
and
Net
$146,803
/
$75,444
close, of
\'i,
31, 1946, $807,200 aggregate
principal
interest-bearing bonds will be issued in conversion
exchange for outstanding first (closed)
mortgage bonds (income
$5,507,198
,
the
listing
stock, $1 par value,'of this
corporation.
ordered suspended
by the Board at Its
common
announced that
$4,952,325
x
at
.
34
164,
share
a
distributiqns
company on Aug. 27 filed a letter, of
notification with the SEC
100,000 shares ($1 par) common.
Underwriter, Keane & Co.,
Detroit.
Offering price, $2.50 a share.
Proceeds will be used for
working capital to enable issuer to
produce its
Motor
608,190
9,249
record
shalre
a
cents
All
The
1566.
$138,130
$66,195
of
cents
45
Salle-Wacker Corp.—Fixed Interest
Bonds—
is
$746,320
«
of
fund.
corporation's
Electric
163, p.
distribution/ of
25
for
which will be used largely
the permanent magnet field.
Cinaudagraph Corp. of Stamford, Conn., was also
Tevealed by Plamondon.
The Cinaudagraph Corp. has been a manu¬
"
i
:/ facturer of permanent magnets, since 1934. .
Indiana Steel's manufacturing plant
in Valparaiso, Ind., occupies
11 buildings covering
a
city block.. Executive offices are located in
-Chicagx), with sales offices in New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles,
for
EARNINGS
5 Mos. End.
*Net
the
of
years,
0.
Lake State Products,
Inc., Jackson, Mich.—Files With
SEC—
RR.—Earnings-
.
—
York.
major
50,000
Fusz-Schmelzle
125,000
a
New
-
Cost
10
profits
bond
interest-bearing
■/ ' " • , ■ -.v > 'v.v;
Assistant General Manager
was
of
-
.
$75,000
Co._i :
Chicago
125,000
Inc.
Mason, Moran & Co._^-_^
■^0
XV;
incom e
on
The
tfye. principal
:*4//. V 0 v.;^
Derapsey-Tegeler & Co
the
29
Exchange
Chicago, 111., tenders of
exchanged for said fixed
■
1946—Month—1945
charges
adjust. Income
the
general
and
dishwashing machine, in
of .the
of
.'
paid
the
of
August
on
Indiana Steel Products Co.—Expand? Production—
0
by each are a's follofws:
Straus & Blosser^^
Herrick,
Calkins
period
a
,
company's
continuously through
time. / Certain
and dropped
It
not
for continuing profitable business—particularly because
shortages.
!
•^0'0?>/.0 0
Kalman & Co.,
Mr.
,
income
bonds
Company could have obtained orders considerably
of that amount, but has followed the policy of attempting
its
orders
to
customers
and
products
offering the
best/?
Brailsford &
Manager
0
Deficit
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the underwriters and
.
Sales
$703,031
636,837
Operating income
Int.
request.
material
named
revenue
oper- # f President, * because
second;'/ magnets have been
V/ Approximately 14
specialized products
Generally speaking,
1-
was
St.,
i
'
.)
■■
1945,
Manager, for
oper.
Non-oper.
opportunities
of
\w_. \
Industries, Inc.—Official Named—
Oper. exps. and taxes
<H[ r
BACKLOG—Company, as of July, 1946, had orders on hand, which
had been accepted by it, in the amount of $3,763,933.
This does not
include orders totaling
$120,000, held in production or shipping at
:
,y
:
"Fortnight."
from realized profits! of
high-grade common stbcl?
shareholders
shares.—V.
Governors
this
small
National
•
declared a dividend of 50 cents per share
$10, payable Oct. 1 to holders of record
1459.
p.
semi-annual
"SI"
distribution
1'4•'/4.
there
"SI"
August 2,
August
the
bonds)
$232,671
was made on July 1, last, as compared
1, 1946.
Distributions of 50 cents each were
July 2, last year, making a total of $1 paid
April
2
August,
Sales
•Income
000 from time to time in the past.
•-/.
26
in
on
latest
amount of
Bearing Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
Aug.
on
Calkins
R.
Gross
not
described
above
-590,924
\},
of
registration
—V.
entirely in the production of aircraft grade plywood for military planes. • Following the first World War the company directed
its operations primarily to supplying operators and builders of railroad
passenger car. equipment, aircraft, trucks, buses, boats, elevators and
escalators with plywood and other laminated products in a variety
■0:0
490,825
•
as
the Exchange
was d;scussed in view
outstanding in the hands of
others than S. S.
Kresge and The Kresge Foundation, the
small fair
dicated market value
of the
issue
publicly held on this basis, the
present status of the
company following its partial liquidation and
the
inadequacy of distribution of the stock.—V.
164, p. 1210.
on
of
"
.,
known
distribution
series
to
1946.
last,
meeting
$823,595
$194,264
regular
a
special
1946
the
Securities
Dealings
/meeting,
OF
$685,089
$168,477
,
'-•>
-r
Hudson & Manhattan
almost
,
V $576,764
408,287
$198,2691
.
»Exclusive of interest
:
■
15,
on
Board
the
and
$797,433
26,162
19,024;
,
1
on
April
period End.
HISTORY AND BUSINESS—Company wasf organized in New York
Dec.
11, 1917.
For the first year of its existence it was engaged
,
$409,991
to
although
and
company,
.
oe
•,
semi-emnual
15,
cents
Net
will be added to the working capital of
segregated for such purpose, will be
used generally for the payment of the company's bank loans. \:
the
53,622
•
a
Keystone
regular
March
45
The
; '603,803
_
a
and
the
on
to
-'^.v;; 0:,
plant at Grand Rapids.
penditures above referred
634,417
announces
share
regular
$6,618,933
5,217,697
$666,065
-
Corp., now a division of Howard Industries.—V.
such
such net proceeds,
of
$523,142
to
'
,
Kresge Department Stores,
Inc.—Delisting Sought— >
was
stock, par
A similar distribution
on
Prior
intends to use a maximum of approximately $75,000
proceeds from the sale of the debentures for the purchase
In connection
v
;v-
;
i;;/
661,027
211,722
Toothmaster Division.
of machinery and equipment now owned by War Assets Administration
and located in the facility now leased by the company and operated
;
magazine
/
'
company
net
/!
period
1945.—V.: 157,
G.
of preferred stock of Humboldt Plywood
to Humboldt additional funds.
Thet
equipment of a fir plywood plant.
of the
769,132
$312,641
capital
Howard
prefrered stock and any additional
be used by Humboldt in the construction and
lunds
loaned
/•:
97,350
'T/Cf
25
made
loan
to
necessary,
purchase
so
6,908,561
.
*
in¬
194?
$8,209,043
5,643,701
net
proceeds of the
:
for
directors
the
proceeds from the sale of the debentures are
estimated at $1,285,563.
Company expects to invest $750,000 of such
Corp.
1943
1085.
p.
Sept. 20.
.
.
_
of
STATEMENTS
$6,827,870
income
r
on
increases in inventories
proceeds of sale of the
to
and
"
1944
notes
finance
receipt of
used
pending
On
company
$6,053,575
(net)
on
profit
X
interest
the
2V2%
the
•
which
articles
A
;
distribution from realized
Keystone series "B4" speculative
The
expenses^!-.
146,
4, The
•
$200,000
These
•
PURPOSE—The
be
to
warrants
been
dated July 16, 1946,
become due 90 days
at the rate of 2% per
note dated Aug. 6, 1946, which /
annum.
The amounts borrowed
1946,
1946.
and bear
1946,
COMPANY'S
1945
Hoover Ball &
since May 31, 1946, has become in¬
Bank on its unsecured notes as
14,
$100,000
-./• debentures.
have
shares
^
42,000
•
6,
dates
receivable
accounts
of
3,
of
[-,
<
special
of and
Savings
interest at the rate of
these
on
Aug.
respective
except
'
additional
.
&
stock
common
exercise
dated June
dated
of
of
company
Trust
$200,000
shares
amended
4,971,802
income
Net
amount
upon
LOANS—The
to
lollows:
■
issuance
debentures.
BANK
debted
unissued
and
indeterminate
an
for
the
and
authorized
PREDECESSOR
sales
taxes
—V.
stock.
The stock will be offered
stockholders far the ratio' of- one share for
Without
;
^
payable Sept.
business Aug. 30,
the
par)
a
the
La
! $1,400,000'
*"400,000 shs.
191,830 shs.
Capital stock ($5 par)..
OF
r?
11
'. .
$1,400,000
<
Jan.
shs.
(no
' Outstanding
Authorized
4
15-year 4'/a%
effective
f: 360,000
incorporation,
of
shares
company's
!/
'*
r-'-'
of
Other
;
V
a
and
are
to
Operating
CAPITALIZATION, GIVINa EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING;
.
the
articles
12,000
INCOME
Cost
•
share
and
shares
SUMMARY
prior to June 30, 1949; there¬
or before Dec. 31,
1951, after
or
share if exercised
warrants
will be void.
$18
Under
became
original
issue
to
■■" ■'
.
underwriting.' Price, $15'a shareat $1,500,000,
will be used to retire a $500,000
loans, to make loans to The KVP
Co., Ltd., a sub¬
increase working
capital —V. 157. p» 254.
)
corporation
a
fund;
24,000 shs,
360,000 shs.
company's
Co.—Reg¬
V: •«:
y
Keep Asociates, Inc., Los Angeles—Files With
cents
on
par)
Calendar YearsHr
Net sales T
due Aug. l, 1961.
1946,
held.
underwriter named.
The
Outstanding
$750,000'
par)si,, 24,000 shs.
.
registration; statement with the SEC
a
"■
45
issue 24,000 preferred shares
(par $25)
and 360,000
($1 par).
On April 6, 1946, 360,000 common shares
ratably to the holders of the 10,740 shares of the com¬
pany then outstanding in exchange for such shares.
; , /
Each $1,000 debenture will
V
carry a detachable bearer warrant, entitling the holder of such war>
rant to purchase 30 shares
($5 par)
common stock of the company H
'00-'' at $15 per share if exercised on or before Dec. 31, 1947; thereafter
l,
•
•
•
$2
issued
were
000-15-year 4%% sinking fund debentures due Aug. 1,
1961 at 100 and interest, with detachable warrants to
purchase common stock.
Dated Aug.
the
which
authorized
Haskelite Manufacturing Co. — Brailsford & Co. and
Herrick, Waddell & Co., Inc. on Aug. 30 offered $1,400,-
*
($1
issued.
were
corporation
|PI
-
($25
•
Keystone Custodian Funds,
Inc.—Special Dividends—
/
FINANCING,
'
Parchment
common
semi-monthly
No
'000,,
authorized
was
common
;
shares
TO
$750,000
™
5Vi%, pfd. shares
Common
GIVING EFFECT
i
Capital stock:,.
X
: *
Sept. 3 filed
before
CAPITALIZATION,
the SEC
The company on
Aug. 26 filed a letter of notification with the
SJEC
shares ($5 par) preferred
and'15,000 shares ($5 par) com¬
mon.
Offering price, $5 a share for each class. Proceeds will
be used
to linance new
company's
The
with
bank
sec—
.
;
With SEC-j
notification
for 30,000
from the issuance and sale of the preferred shares
deducting expenses) were used with other funds in
treasury In the sum of $499,064 to pay in full the
$1,039,064
aggregate
principal
of
the
temporary indebtedness' re¬
s'/ maining unpaid.: X/x>0 '■ .-.•••
\ 0/0 ''■■■ .W'
the
shares
O. D.
PURPOSE—On
($540,000
683.
five
''
• •
.
Diego,
1865
in
San
sec—",;•••:
sidiary, and to
supplies
and
-
*w.*
Proceeds," estimated
corporation:", short-term
a
of
Vegetable
for 100,000 shares
($10 par)
for subscription to common
13, 1901. vPredecessor company was
in the general wholesale and retail
engaged •
(marine
stores- in?
business
and
quarter'
828.
'
(Mich.)
The company on
Dec.-5,. 1945, company negotiated $1,789,603 temporary loans to complete the purchase of all of the issued and outstanding shares of the capital stock of predecessor company.
.
oper.
isters with
fishing supplies business in California.
66,327
1,613,954
with
-
the* name
California
company* is
chandlery
business
1,
230,540v
in
.Calif. The business had its origin in Ban Francisco
the largest ship chandlery and
" 100,876
.
5,849
the
ship
«
.
53,161
22
1,509,042
railway
has succeeded-to
letter
;
1945. •'
29,
each
p.
/
.
incorporated in California Nor.
Racine, Wis.-^Files
Milwaukee, Wis.
be used for
working capital.-
.
was
paid
164,
Underwriter, Gardner F. Dalton &
Offering price, $20.50 a share.
Proceeds will
-
*COMPANY—Company
Co.,
The company on
Aug. 27'filed a
for 9,340 shares
(no par) common.
;made on the dividend rate to
was
(C. J.X Hendry Co.,• San Francisco^-Offering of Stock
I—First California Co., San Francisco on April 18 last
offered 24,000 shares ' of
5% % cumulative preferred
/
; /..shares at par.($25).v
>'•.> 1
^-x;;
;
'J
46,450
9,122
v.:
1943
1944.
$245,390
$234,234
42,022
income™
From January 1—
from railway
from
'
'
xi
Earnings—
-'1945 X 0c
,.,v
Gross
Net
25.
This compares with 35 cents
per share
from April 14,
1945, to and incl. July 15, 1946.-r-V.
to
stockholders
/Company
railway
oper.
par from 600,000
April from $1.25.
^incorporated
1946 , . f
railway.™ :'C $227,209 V
from
increased
Kalamazoo
.
...
,
in
Sept.
split-up of the
was
also authorized an amendment of the charter
make perpetual the existence of the corporation.—V.
164, p. 955.
•
6,474,960 /.A,741,061
3,561,566 V 3,156,493
r.
5,759,371
- '.
Vb*V''£*'<
./
Green Bay & Western RR.July-
1943
■;
,V 87,396,300 118.827,995 116,075,134 106,247,908
V 13,923,018
40,153,432
39,134,681
39,831,030
i
5,397,820
16,934,537
15,567,067, 15,997,863
railway.!
railway..—
oper.
v
'1944
•
•
8,500,196
2,514,834
railway.™;
oper.
1945
The
■i
shares
T.
x
five-for-one
a
authorized
$13,092,966 $20,132,829 $17,657,299 $18,928,733
railway..—
From January
"S-
1946
-
<' i;
:
-
approved
of
The $25 stock was on
'
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
number
shares of $25 par.
shares will be made about Sept. 17.
shares.
new
Sept. 3
on
The
3,000,000 shares of $5
York, N. Y., or at the office of
or
stockholders
The
.
'
Gross
Interstate Department Storey
i
;; The ^directors have
declared*
share on the common
a-
Inc4—Larger Dividend—
quarterly
stock, payable Oct.
dividend
15
to
of
5a cents
holders
of
Net
from
Net
per
record
ry;
—V.
Zl.
26,070,299
26,388,636
railway
income.^.
5,307,149
6,902,507
from
railway
oper.
164, p. 728.
>
296,793
2,003,680r
25,867,598
"
24,503,084
6,104,218
1,386,756
6.879.431
2,277^816
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1330
•••
Uiipoln-Boyle Ice Co*—Partial Redemption—
Chicago, 111;—Y.. 163, p. 1286.
"
;
corporation, plans-.to issue $750,OQO-of 2Va'/o 30-year first mort^
gage bonds.
Proceeds will go to improve plant facilities.
The company ,has already, made improvements of $400,000 this year and cony
•
(P.) Lorillard Co,—Partial Redemption—
called
been
redemption
for
:
The
redemption on Oct.
called for
has
company
;
i
There
The
;
'
has
a.m.
stock, par $100, of
recently' announced
been
"Because
1946—Month—1945>
1946—6 Mos.—1945
$664,752 $11,502,439 $6,990,699
$1,270,084
—
Bids had been asked for
postponed,
temporarily
Stock Increased—
L
'
,
500,000 shares of common
stock, with a par value of $1 to 1,000,000 shares of common stock,
$1 par value, and 100,000 shares of preferred stock, of no par value,
was
approved on Aug. 28 by a special meeting of the shareholders.,
V. 164, p. 1086.
*
~
The
ficm
capitalisation
in1
increase
strike
a
DeVlieg said.—V.
Ratified—
■'
fac.
in
164,
p.
supplier's plant,"
a
'
Mr. DeVlieg said,
1087..
Net
on;
7,461,055
52,142,330
53,301,024
$2,288,026
237,715
$.1,777,770 $11,663,282 $14,556,429
209,743
2,039,061
.1,816,681
$2,525,741
income
oper.
______
on
$1,987,513 $13,702,343 $16,173,110
$1,811,523 $12,489,613 $14,940,385
172,955
income
175,990
89,493
1,232,725
581,857
458.271
1,550,000
™ —.
Balance > of, incomes
—V. 164, p. 560. /
$2,263,293
Northern Engraving
.Registers WithvSEC—
$1,725,880 $11,907,756 $12,032,114
Mfg.
&
Co*,
La Crosse,
Wis.—
company on Aug. 29 filed a registration statement with the SEC
shares ($2 par) common stock. Underwriters; Cruttenden &
*>
5^5
► '
1,212,730
85,643
^
J
Aug. 26 filed a letter of notification
$3,900,931 $18,946,110 $38,096;872
2,906,413
12,499,917
28,365,760
$994,51B
$6,446,193
$9,231,112
Cr796,948 05,336,772 05,446,921
013,696
0119,683
0121,604
Snkg. & res. funds-app.
Miscel.; approp. •
"we
/
-
J5rl4,686
(net)..:
1"c°me^ T-'-rr
funded debt
interest
Co.
Ail
shares
issued
are
account
of
present
consists
•
•
•
The- company
•
1946—7 Mos.—1945
v
$2,352,786
rents
Program; Delayed
,
Magma Copper Co.—Stock Increase
2,145,434
Net rwy.
National Aircraft Corp.,. Hagerstown, Md.—Files With
sec—
accruals!..,.—
tax
$3,700,400
Other income
<
,
.
.
11:30
supplier
of
■
$11,361,986 $71,088,440 $91,397,896
7,808,225
revs..
Hy.
Jt.
suspend production of our Nash Ambassador line of
cars two-weeks ago and it will be another two weeks, at least, before
it
can
be resumed."
-v;''., V'',
■
The Nash division produced 61,897 cars from V-J Day through Aug.
21, instead of 108,795, the estimated projected, total made: last December
when Nash announced it planned to be producing at the rate of 800
cars daily by August of this year.
Only 350' cars a day—all of them
Nash "600" models—are coming off the assembly line at present, Mr.
'•
departments.
oper.
oper, Income,.™ $1,554,966:
Eqpt, rents (net0747,746
forced to
were;
rwy.
Rwy.
strikes- and resulting materials shortages .have
delayed the postwar production program of Nash Motors by at least
six months, according to R, A. DeVlieg, Vice-President in charge of
.
Lytton's, its subsidiaries and: licensed
of
expenses.—
Net
Postponed
No date for the sale has been fixed.—V, 164, p. 1087.
Sept. 4.
manufacturing.
♦Sales
oh
announced
London, England.
Nash-Kelvinator Corp.—Production
Inc.—V. 164, p. 1211.
Period End. July 31—
.:
bank in New York, N. Y.,
*1946—Month—1945
^wy, oper. revenues.- $11,508,625
oper.
Rwy.
140,614 common shares by the Standard Gas & Electric
of
Automobile
•
Lytton's, Henry C. Lytton & Co.—July Sales—
♦Sales
Period End. July 31—
_
1946, apperof such couon Nov. 1, 1946, in accordance with its terms.—V. 163, p, 2729.:» >;■:
Co.
?
by L. O. Hammett, President of this company, the controlling common
stock interest of which is reported to be owned by. ML Lowenstein &
Sons,
at the agency of said
bank in
Mountain States Power Co.—Sale of Stock
•
All of the 8,000 outstanding shares of preferred
Orr Mills will be redeemed cn Oct. 31, next, it was
was
Norfolk & Western Ry.—Earnings—
;
„
Street, New York, N. Y.—V, 164, p. 558.
:
$112,000 of
interest
The sale
Calls Stock—
Nov. 1, next,
on
represented by the coupon due Nov. 1,
taining tc the called bonds, will be paid on presentation
operation of the sinking fund,. $181,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3%
series due 1974, at 103 and. interest.
Payment will be made at The
Chase
National Bank of. the City of New York,
trustee, 11 Broad
(M.) Lowenstein & Sons, Inc.—Unit
called for redemption
been
the office of said
or
next, through ;pod
1,
have
option of the holder,
Redemption—
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—Partial
Sadacca, Noma's President,
.
161, p. 2335.
5% %
first mortgage BO'-year sinking fund series A gold bonds, for
.account of the sinking fund, at 102.
Payment will be made at any
''branch in Canada of The Royal Bank of Canada in Canada,, or at, the
:
:
;
Henri
new directors are David F. Kahn,
former President of
Estate Stove Co., absorbed by Noma at the beginning of. this
year, and
Leo L. Pollak and Carl
Schlesinger; former President and Vice-President, respectively, of Pollak Manufacturing
Co., which has just been
merged into Noma Electric Corp.—V.
164, p. 1212.
,
Montreal Island Power Co.—Partial Redemption—
f
on
140, Broadway, New York, N. Y.—V. 164, p. 282.
to
Pl56 other
w
.
templates spending $900,000 in the next 18 months.—V.
,
V;
Oct. ,1, 1946, $320,000 of
20-year 3% debentures due Oct. 1,' 1963,.at 101% and interest.
Pay¬
ment will be made at the Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, trustee,
have
'
v
.There
ing Advisor
\
The
has called for redemption on Oct. 1 1946, out^ of niqk,.lag fund monies,
$70,400' of- first mortgage sinking fund- 6%
gold
bonds, series A, dated April 1„ 1927. at 100 end interest.
Payment
will be made at the City National Bank & Trust C<?., corporate trustee,
The company
208 LaSalle St.,
f
Missouri Public Service Corp.—To Issue Bonds—
:■
Monday, September 9, 1946
of
manufacture
and
outstanding
Offering price,
holders.
and
sale
of
and
being
$16
metal
sold, for
share.
a
nameplates,
the
Business
instrument
dials, clock and watch; dials,; etc.
with the 6EC
Offering, price; $100 a share.
increase in the authorized v for 2,000 shares of common stock,
Proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes, principally for
capital stock from 410,000 $10 par shares to 1,200,000.
The company
said that from 200,000 to 250,00 shares would be offered initially, with
research, experimentation and perfection of patents.
No underwriter
^
proceeds used to finance the development of the low grade copper, ore ;:V;bamed..
body in Arizona of San Manual1 Copper Corp., a recently formed subfiidiary.
*'
;■ vv,;vvV,< 4* - ^-r":
s
Neisner Brothers^ Inc.—Split-Up Approved-*—
The substantial increase from the present capitalization of 408,000
The stockholders on Aug. 30 authorized a t.hree-for-one split-up of
outstanding shares was sought because more shares-may be issued at a
the
outstanding common stock and an increase in the authorized
later date, since development of the ore body must be conducted on a
shares from 400,000 to 2,000;000:
There will be 618,702 shares out¬
large scale and will involve considerable expense if it is to be successful,
standing following the split and the company has no plans for issuing
the company added.—V. 164, p. 829.
;
r
•" ;
;
the additional shares immediately., it was .announced.
The stockholders on Aug. 30. approved an
Northern Pacific
-
■
Gross
Gross
'
Net
t
cumulative preferred
3 Mos. End.
6 Months Ended:
i-Jun. 30,*46 Jun. 30/46 Dec. 31,'45 Jun. 30,'45
Earnings after taxes™
New England Gas &
on
352,167
shares
common
of
tBased on 343,047 shares of cpmmon
'• •;{_"v..■W-'V*'•'.■
£hare.
year ago.
Gas output for
•
early May
of
increase
1946
■
The
Corp.,
New
York
—
j
•!
With
Files
^
SEC—
•The
on Aug. 28
company
filed
a
letter of notification with, the SEC
under¬
issuer's
93,000 shares of capital common stock' (par . 20c).
No
writing.
Price, $2.70 a share. Proceeds will go to expansion of
business.—V. 164, p. 729.
•
•••
directors have
s;:-1'
^
directors
Aug.
on
declared
a
dividend
on
the
common
stock
.
common
from
$276,188
$246,473
163,666
169,174
102,212
162,743
1,636,190
761,281
1,119,385 ;
1,780,174 V
882,180
Underwriting, Howard R. Clinger and Oscar M. Lyman, both of Salt
City.
Proceeds will be used for payments of accounts payable,
working capital and repurchase of stock previously sold.
N. Y.—V.
1,574,718
632,855
1,061,026 ;;
797,830
•
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
7':. 1946
'
'
1945
$1,169,095
54,733
railway.
railway.
oper.
"
$1,227,241
169,127
* 12,110
..
,44,512
income—
-
1944
.
$1,317,993
361,602
88,458
Net
$1,182,523
Net
322,429
.'
279,986'
Net
from
from
Net ry.
7,711,054
40,918
*337,693
railway
railway—
oper.
income.—
♦Deficit.—V.
'
8,854,646'
8,720,101
2,315,177
'2,669,324
888,979
1,033,574
2,050,040
railway.
2,582
1944
$155,032
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
oper.
164,
1943
.mission on Aug. 29.
^
from
ry.
25,925
*60,062
5,601,215
4,953,645
52,167
*719,734
383,684
*313,229
662,237
152,134
railway.:*
$277,479
railway™.
16,291
ry.
18,785
26,726
FromJanuary 1—
,
*
Gross from railway—2,279,815
Net from railway.—
567,964
Net ry. oper. income...
*63,597
1,150,922
390,086
499,478
227,242
174,546
.
1,004,473
oper.
income.—
$438,863
172,473
$380,398
146,964
60,818
*70,983
1944
..
*Deficit.—V.
1943
$175,806
$233,360
$179,374
*5,910
82,738
♦1,157
*45,819
34,146
*13,717
1,412,688
1,441,734
1,291,599
65,984
income--♦Deficit.—V. 164, p. 729.
20,276
195,106
*93,118
*254,538
412,004
134,426
.
■
:
,
than
r
railway.™
Net from railway
Net
ry.
oper.
income
FromJanuary 1—
from railway
Net from railway
Gross
Net
—V.
ry.
oper.
164,
p.
income
share- for each
'
ten
«■
of
•
-
•
the price at which the stock is to
that at the time of the hearing on Aug. 8
with
_
T.
A.
&
T.
Co.—V.
164, p.
%
1088 and 957;
Pateros Mining Co., Spokane, Wash.—Files With SEC
•
Offering price, 25c a share..
Proceeds wHl be used to purchase equip¬
ment and develop mining properties now held by issuer.
Peninsular Oil; Corp.
With sec—
Ltd., Montreal^ Canada—Regisf
The company on Sept. 3 filed a registration statement with the SEC
for 600,000 shares of common (par $1).
Underwriter, Sabiston Hughes,
Ltd.,
Toronto,, Canada.
Price, 60 cents a share;
to purchase drilling machinery and other
.
2,867,148
1,155,034
406,186
3,473,314
1,509,520
532,360
New
York
Stock
(Excludes L. I. R
95,149
1945
1944
1943
$519,513
$545,226
$546,901
$578,113
240,527
291,250
261,762
329,405
117,141
130,132
3,164,457
1,332,815
3,559,952
550,192
829.
76,750
151,001
3,984,170
3,857,514
1,734,766
2,094,070
668,613
824,176
2,120,661
848,668
*
.
R.
and B. & E, R. R.)
1946 —Month—1945
3,425,730
1,612,830
640,863
$
Rwy.
oper.
revenues
Maint.
of
way
&
Maint.
of
equipment.—
Traffic
has
expenses
Miscell.
received
struc.
expenses
Transp.
notice from this cor¬
stock of record
at the close of business on Sept. 5, 1946, of rights to subscribe for
Americaa shares of O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd., will not be made to stock¬
holders of record on that date.—V. 164, p. 560.
Exchange
,
Pennsylvania Railroad Regional System—Earnings—
230,663
Newmont Mining Corp.—Offering Delayed—
Ry.—Earnings—
•
f
*
1946
1945
1944
1943;
railway—
railway....
$673,103
84,692
$620,077
$806,036
76,005, 625
10,116, 541
16,813. 997
1,327, 249
34,861, 208
?
operations
General
expenses
1,583, 698
1,569,261
—
Net rev. fr. rwy. oper.
235,434
—
income—.
5,387
42,451
103,669
$
1946—7-Mos.—1945
.;V" V:
'
:
J
,jV;?'-:" (
81,508,704 454,044,783 577,076,636
10,084,049
58,139,623
66,862,923
16,141,793 109,192,829 108,412,602
1,092,240
9,235,661
7,363,339
33,023,395 227,981,117 239.885,757
1,422,4'/0
10,754,244
9,478,704
1,461,556
11,345,196
10,753,582
4,625,834
487,628
952,672
4,902,127
1,429,655
*59,973
372,901
4,813,635
1,029,313
409,119
Jt.
taxes..
1,158,774
1,352,276
(Dr.)__j.
674,413
retire,
rents
fac.
rents
(Dr.),...
163,582
18,283,201v 27,396,113 134,319,729
5,101,899
9,895,000 35,713,294
7,603,597
7,685,975
1,092,320
8,967,917
8,237,319
1,183,293
2,717,181
5,494,837
553,133*
1,457,553
211,193
1,242,553.
117,807
4,530,709
Equlpt.
256,202
From January 1—
Gross from Tailway——
9,733,671
1,414,000
Railway taxes
Unempl. ins. taxes..™
$790,110
116,348
July—
Gross
Net
1946
from
one
-
and preferred shares were held by American Telephone & Teleas of July 5 the company had 6,763 shareholders other
common
$513,370
V
60,654
164, p. 730.
Norfolk Southern
.
July—
of
poration that the proposed offering to holders of capital
25,210
Monongahela Ry.- -EarningsGross
rate
-
be sold.
Its opinion noted
i the
company's common stock! was selling "at about $155 per share"
and that the company reports its book value-at $101.50 a share.
1 *,, U
? ;j At the hBaring the
company "will; be afforded opportunity to show
why its proposed common stock issue should pot be sold under corm; petitive bidding,
or why its application should not be amended to offer ;
; its stock
to present shareholders at a price more nearly approaching
:
the present market value," the opinion said.
>
The opinion added 2,839,902; or 86.55%, of the 3,281,250 outstanding •;
Railroad
—.
oper.
at'(he
took Issue
Period End. July 31-
.
The
1945.
1,058,765
from
ry.
preferred held.
Commission
'
*4,212
—
income™
1—
railway™Net from railway
Net
The
or
Net proceeds will be
equipment.
Business
exploring for natural oil and gas in the Peninsula of Gaspe,
Province of Quebec, Canada.
,..
c.
^
From January
Gross
stockholders
common
„
375,664
167,100
1.283,220
$150,444
17,711
railway™.
railway:
The Commission, however,, deferred actioa untjlt'
1943'
1944
1945
1946
•
from,
62,578
—_
income.—
;
Net
1946
oper.
and
152,111
4,945,648
from
Net
Missouri & Arkansas Ry.—■Earnings—
Net
,v
after, further hearings on the proposed sale of 328,125 common shares.
The company proposes* to- sell the stock at $100-a share to preferred
used
54,454
855,088
194,687
July—
Net
>
ters
•22,293
L1
60,597
v
Gross from
-
250,627
70,686
729.
p.
Common Stock Deferred—
on
The company's proposed $75,000,000 debenture
Issue, to be sold at L
competitive bidding,, was*, authorized .by. the. California. .Railroad Com^ t
'
■r
Gross from railway.—
Net
'
1943(
$985,847
-
4,092,742
*85,577
*875,698
$149,152
$168,473
■
47,789
Gross
.
From January 1—
.
1944
$905,645
New York Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
JUly—
1945
$66,481
11,028
railway—,
ry.'oper. income...
Net
»
'
consists of
1946
from
1
,
,
.
thorized—Action,
:
.
164, p. 956;
Julyfrom
'1
The company on Aug. L2 filed a letter of notification with the SEC:;
I for
392,000 shares,; non-assessable stock, ' No
underwriter
named. -.
V
1945
145,664
ry. oper. income™
♦Deficit.—V. 164, p. 730.
,
Gross
'
Net
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—
Net
*
railway
from railway^.—
Net
8,307,980
2,033,778
;
railway.
$751,401
from railway.—47,567
ry. oper. income...
*95,107
From January 1—
■
With
graph Co. and
Ry.—Earnings-
$774,948
1946
from
Gross from
From January 1—
Gross
v'.;':';
July— '
Gross
1943
D.—Files
■K'-^'Pacifi^/TcIe^oneh^'hiTelegrapli^iDoy^^ebehtures'^
•
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—EarningsGross
of tungsten mine.,,
.
l, 1946,
164, p. 730.
New York Ontario & Western
July—
S.
-
•
for account
bonds, series B,
due Oct. 1, 1975, at 102% and interest.
Payment will be made at the
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, trustee, 140 Broadway, New York,
Lake
Spearfish,
■
share.
•
$173,000 of first mortgage 27/s%
fund,
Co.,
i
.
v
,
railway—
the sinking
::
•
.The company has called for redemption on Oct.
of
Exploration
595,873
,
v
•;
Partial Redemption—
a
L-yv-;
152,364
3,498,123
936,794
for
•
-
;
for 200,000 shares of
1943
186,703
1,213,825
278,655
579,543
■\ Net ry. oper. income,—
.
-v;
28,985
3,370,539
The company oh, Aug.- 28 filed" A lettW of notification, with the SBC'
180,000 shares of common (par 10c).
Offering price, 50 cents ah
No underwriter named.
Proceeds will be used for development
-
v
1944
71,713
income—
oper.
From January 1—
Gross from railway——.
letter of notification with the SEC
stock.
Offering price, 25 cents a share.
Aug. 28 filed
520,289
177,937
common
-
Net
Mica Mountain Mines, Inc., Salt Lake City—Files With
on
716,851
348,392 V
18,270
\Xf..
'
"
Net ry.
cents a share, payable Oct. 1 to
company
from
Net
first
sec—
3,617,144 \
-L; i
$239,978
122,122
$164,321
23,412
*
of 50
holders of record- Sept. 16.
This is the
payment on the issue since a quarterly disbursement of 40 cents
share was made March 1-, 1931.—V. 163, p. I8681.
>
railway—railway
201,937
from railway
*485,413
ry. oper. income...
*842,153
"Deficit.—V. 164, p. 730.
-Earnings—
1945
1943
$568,708
79,323
'
*5,463
dividend' on
1946
July—
1944
SEC—
declared the full quarterly
79,476,273
29,591,727
17,149,381
$480,801
$507,279
80,395-
52,113
2,486,757
Service Co.—Declares Dividends
29
1945
$484,899
V
Net
prior
Gross from
:
The
; r
12,633,916
Net
:
v
a
>
,
28,384,965
income...
oper.
O.-F
New York Connecting RR.-
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Resumes Dividend—
The
-
88,429,100
20,380,603
From January 1—
from railway....
,
for
,
-
record Aug. 31,
of
month of June, 1946, 2,280 shares of the company's con¬
preferred stock were converted into 9,120 shares of common
stock, thus raising the outstanding common stock to 352,167, shares.
While this conversion took place iu the month of June, earnings for
the quarter and for the six months
are computed oh the actual
shares outstanding as of June 30,1946.—V. 163, p. "3287.
Messenger
or
railway.
railway....—
Gross
30 week is reported at 115,450 Mcf., an
14,66% above production.of 100,689 Mcf.
Aug.
lien preferred stocks, payable on Sept. 16, 1946, to holders
1946. This dividend is applicable as follows: Threequarters of the amount of said dividend to-the quarter ended, June
15, 1936, and one-quarter thereof to the quarter ended Sepk 15, 1936,:
being the first quarters for which dividends are in arrears. - Checks
fo? the dividend will be mailed Sept. 14, 1946, to stockholder# of record
of Aug. 31, -1946, on the following basis: $1.50 per share on vthr prior
lien preferred stock, $6 dividend series,
and $1,75. per share on the
prior lien preferred stock, $7 dividend series.
Like amounts were
paid on March 15 and June 15, this year. V-v:.:';
Distributions of $1.31 V\ per share on the $7 prior lien preferred ;;
stock and of $1.12% per share on the $6 prior lien preferred stock1 r
were made in each quarter during
1945.—V. 163, p. 2730.
J
the
the
Mercury
the
14,761, Mcf.,
New England! Public
'
vertible
•«
of
84,988,588
11,811,926
1946
from
from
Net ry.
■
Division.In
Net
-L
j
corresponding week a year ago.—V, 164, p. 1212*
in the
the company purchased for cash the assets
of the L. M. Persons Co. and the Southern Electronics
Co. except
accounts and notes receivable and cash.
A complete report of these
purchases was made to the stockholders.
The business of these two
companies is now being transacted by McQuay-Norris Electric Products
In
Electric Association—Output— v;
14,249,466 kwh.
above
•:
Gross
the week ended. Aug. 30; the Association reports electric output
This is an increase of 1,524,219 kwh., or 11.98%
:production":of 12,725,247 ,kwli; for the corresponding week
For
>
outstanding June 30,
stock at June 30, 1946.
For the 12 months irom July 1, 1945. to June 30,
1946, the net
earnings were $703,544 prior to the preferred stock requirements of
$82,579.87. The net available for the 352,167 shares of. common stock
outstanding on June 30, 1946, was $620,964, equivalent to $1.76 per
1 Based
•Deficit.
1946.
68,170,290
6,399,205
3,439,744
:
income...
oper.
Northwestern Pacific RR.—Earnings-
'
'
ry.
July—
$706,221
-$2.01
♦$48,368
Nil
$751,912
t$2.02
$382,014
t$1.03
\
share—
com.
per
standing on June 30, 1946.—V. 164, p. 830.
MB.U
—V. 164, p. 730.
The stockholders also approved a reduction in the authorized 4% fo
stock from 25,000 to 20,125 shares, the total out¬
>
,
income
oper.
from
railway
Net from railway
'
.
Earns,
ry.
From ' January
;
-
J,
railway
railway
from
Net
19481945
1944r
1943;
$9,796,754 $12,018,180 $13,352,274 $12,704,194
1,249,989
2.277,693
5,081,154
4,722,047
830,513 ■ 1,959,774 r 1,976,617
2,800,112
.
from
Net
•
McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co.—Earnings—
Ry.—Earnings—
^'p^uly^
from
from
Net ry.
Net
oper.
from
Net
660,154
831.
Noma Electric Corp.—New Directors Elected—
Election
Boris
of four new directors
of this corporation, • including. Dr.
Emmet, former National Retail Merchandise. Manager for Sears,
Roebuck
&
income
*4,970,626
10,141,363
Earnings of Company Only—
railway.—
ry. oper. income
♦Deficit.—V. 164, p.
Net rwy. oper.
'Deficit.-
Co., and Dr.. Emmet's appointment as Special Merchandis-
^
July—
1946 '
Gross
.
1945
'
•
*3,112,513
*
1944
from railway...;. $75,850,499
$81,311,254' $87,339,236
Net from railway—__
Net ry.
oper.
9,762,957
5,015,836
income
From
75,313,129
1943
$86,514,90^
18,271,308
25,402;528
33,952,970
10,145,094
9,938,711
17,037,762
January 1—
'
'
Gross from railway.:..
453,080,360 575,908,408 588,870,639 554,836,-118
Net from railway
27.705,977 134,565,905 156.755,817 176,099,779
Net ry. oper. income...
*2,694,293
76,166,269
62,610,895
77,323,447
♦Deficit—VL
164,
p.
832.
Volume
*
164
Number 4523
Pennsylvania-Reading
{C/z:;
Seashore
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Lines—Earnings—
*
July— :■
Gross
.•;/£
1946
$1,592,898
railway—./
Net from railway,——.
Net ry. oper. income...;
562,378
978,366
456,820
633,007
.
306,319
>
1944.,
$1,851,289
727,749
$1,567,771
from
,
Net
from
ry.
railway
of
electric
ended
'/ -,928,576
.
6,310,000
—V.
kwh.,
164, p.
'
///
the
oyer
r
and
company
to
amounted
the
•
its
kwh.,
corresponding
to
in
v£
P:
Jr., President
*>1
'«
in
*
for
of
week
*
rs
for
substantial
for
shares
of
series
a
common,
$500,
par
and
249
shares
///////:/^ ;
-
4.
Quarter—;
;:
x-
Trust
..
,
Co.
holds
t
and
moneys
and
investments
of
and
it
July—
Gross from
1945
1943
$364,217
17,290
54,698
*s!342
*4657
9 rrs hko
has
$50,000
been
made
j
in~
Net
railway.—.
from
-
ating profit would
•
result in
net tax credit.
a
shortages .and-lack,, of .adequate manufacturing
space
afid-equipment have delayed the anticipated Acceleration in both volume
and efficiency of production.
"We believe, these conditions will con-
though
to
ry
,*§•
-Material
^tinuft-itikdvertely-arte^t
-operating tesulta in
:y;.:r
.
_
the second -quarter,
T
5... """f;
/
t
-
157 531
*270 847
'
'f
¥
al-
.
T*r
hereafter
will
be
"
■
•
.
Gross
.
taken
their
at
meetings.held
\
the
on
respectively.
8^njnilIx
«
MnntliM-n
;
PR
v
isJuly—
"
1948
r
.
Gross from: railway—-.;/
Net Irom
/Netiry/^oper»/income^.!.
♦15;31-f
".
/. Prom Januarv 1—
25,285
11.277
,
SmX
•
"
"
ry. oper. income../'^
*121,639
••Deficit.—V. 164, p. 1088.
1943
;
„.>y-
.
.Pittsburg & Shawmut RR;—Earnings—
,
^et
Net
ry.
.
income...
oper.
#10,312'
C»r£X/_:
/ Net
Net
from
ry.
«-^y.
"
sv
30,710.
Gross
8.8,790
nnpr
248,442
/
,141,432
fcJ/145,656
/rl62,165t/
p.*731.
Net
_V.
v
fd
Cincinnati
Chicago &
SmntionKeaempnon
•
g
The company
{/
has called for redemption on.Octg 1, next, $234,000 of
bonds, series E, due Oct. 1, 1975, at 102y2 and
'Payment will be made at the Union Trust Co. of Pittsburgh,
general mortgage 3%%
interest.
trustee,/Pittsburgh, Pa,—^V. 162;
o
uja-i
/1325'.
p.
«r|
{„{
'=-*•••
nv
^ci7Qor\
1,300,197
'
2,438,504
'■
o
$
'
p.
*
$817,172
$859,508
$3,759,077
.
Gross
,1946-
from
railway
$454,500
/Net
from railway
//
Net ry. oper. income..v
f
M945
"
1944
-
$533,450 >/ $641,979
80,340
78,303 /
71,599
184,797
/ *257,696
258'046
,
.......Ji/$562,117
/^/
$1,995,786
'
'M
126,995
4,540,457
4,209,772
i![f S°;»?"ZSZ
»Dcttc!t.—v.
164,
j
SS
,
n.
^
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.
1
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/'
.
-j-
,
<
.
'
,
[
,
1
The
by Mr.
»v
,
,
.
actual,
,
filing, is
"Claim for
Settlement/ Unused Leave"
-
Manufacturing
& Co. headed
interest
J
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*
.
,
Co.—Stocks
Offered—Morgan
...
"
,
„
.
priced at 100 and accrued-.
*"
*
The financing Is in connection with the
company's program
'Purchase and construction of additional
"
-."
*
.
machinery,
..
,
.
v
..
,
{ Net proceeds from the sale
buildings during the
next
few
for
years
its
various
for
the
equipment
divisions
and
and
Net
1946-1950,
bad
for
debts„______—15,262
Property, franchise
Federal and
state
and other taxes—.*—.....
payroll t4xes.__--____.____
15,312
235,415
>j
Operating, profit
Other
Other
$1,590,992
income
Total
deductions'
depletion and
Provision for
Federal
Net
k~V.
for
and
amortization—/
state
income
-
—
'/
—
363,555
'
s
•
■/• 148,129
$710,393
3422..
p.
i Port
Huron
(Mich.)
Sulphite & Paper Co.
/'/:: /'';:///
cec
.
V The
company
—
.
Aug. 28 fried
on
writer
named.
Proceeds
Files With
//'•"{
,
,,
,
....
..
...
will
be
used
for
construction
and railroad siding and for working
capital.—V. 156,
1 Providence Terminal Co.
of
Net
1155.
from
rv
v
railway—railway.—
income
oper
154
D
-/
'732
1946
790,996
67,625,501
1945
The
Interest
due
due
1956,
Conn.'
..
.
.
The
tracts
1, 1946, on first mortgage 47/ 50-year gold
payable at Second National Bank, New .Haven,
'
New
ex-interest
dealt
/With SEC
Sept.
is
in
York
2%
"flat,"
made
on
Stock
Sept.
and
to
beginning
Exchange directed that the bonds be quoted
1946, that the bonds .shall continue to be
3,
be
a
Sept.
and subsequent coupons.—V.
delivery in settlement of Exchange con1946, must carry the March 1, 1947,
3,
160, p. 1022.
I
'
and
other
'
1944
1,621,483
•.
The
12,850,875
6 709 810
11 335 829
'
'
'
1943
V,
/
■
Inc
paving
a^ent
^
''
2ft
'
'
-
>'
83,981,305
81,560,753
32,616,959
13 396 384
'
21 575 439
'
'
'
'
"v' /
Co., Washington, D.
/*
/
offering
100,000 shares.
Proceeds from company's 100,000 shares
will.be used
to reduce outstanding bank loans and commercial paper and for other
corporate purposes.—V. 162, p. 3118.
;
an-
4020
-
operated
store
and
under
intwt.
•
store holdings
870.
1948
1044
*
ioa-*
nlvL.
ifl/m
ri2
^ro'qo!
oon'eoo
mi
aii'q^k
569,994
411,975
317,391
16,154,280
5,364,335
14,274,798
4,270,237
13,524,454
6,064,254
2,277,830
1,843,226
3,689,308
,
»
10,418,464
<983,754
95,089
;
'
-
meettog of .tockhoider. wi.i b. hew Oct
2, W46. tor th.
voting upon a proposed
refinancing program
It is
proamend the Certificate of incorporation to
provide for the
outstanding
200 000
prSUd~^°es TSesS'^fS $ha5s° bee~?
/: consideration
time.
It is
:.
for some
/ conditions- the
dividend
rate
shares
in
which
of
excess
dividend
have
$3.50
an
redemptio'n
a
share
per
requirements
'
expected that under present market
issue of 220 000 shares of a
new
on
preferred stock (sufficient to reolace the
outstanding
value
which
on
of
200 nnn
$22 000 000)
basis
the
nrpfprrprl
would
saving
'n
be
not
preferred
P
would
be at least $130 000 ner
vear
amendment
(providing for the creation of
350,000 shares of a class of nev;
preferred stock) is adopted
it is
/the "present intention of the directors
to issue an initial series'of
the
If
the
proposed
first
new
preferred stock,
/-holders of the $4.50
consisting of
220,000 shares
and
to
give
cumulative
to
the
preferred stock an opportunity for a
period to exchange their stock for the new
preferred stock on
an
"equitable basis.
It
is
contemplated that arrangements will be
made with underwriters for the sale of
the shares
limited
/
not
of
ers
sale
the
will
ferred
outstanding preferred
be
If
applied
stock
and
when
been
so
not
to
the
all
the
reacquired
or
eliminate
adjourned
an
the
present
adoption of the second amendment
the
authorized
350,000
preferred stock
shares,
dividend
rate
net
taken by
proceeds
such
pre-
but
not
there
in
excess
fan
Jtr
meeting of the special meet-'
preferred stock.
After
Certificate of Incorporation,
the corporation
will be outstanding
ol
$3.50 per
will,
'
tain
—V
163,
p.
Proceeds
2200.
for
tor
'
-
the
with
pres-
"-"V"
Seal
Zt lZc "5
ibanK loans and
consist
shares
of
of $4.50 cumulative preferred stock.—
nan
Tho MU- '
l^oan—lfte M11
T
tual Life Insurance Co. of N. Y..has bought
15-year 314% sinking fund note, due Aug.
this comoration
as now,
220,000
share instead
Ohtainc
oianaara Gap & aeai Torn
Gorp.—UDtains
are
to
a
$1,500,000
1,
1961, of
be used to retire
tvnnncinn
.expansion
nf
Of
cer—
!P business.
the Snpeo
'
Z-
/"■'//,r"
...
Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc., N. Y.
—
/-.
Registers With
SEC—
^
The company on Aug. 29 filed a registration statement with the
SEC
for .191,000 shares of common stock ($1 par).
Underwriter, Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Company is offering 51,000 shares and selling
stockholders are disposing of 140,000 outstanding shares.
Proceeds
from
the
imburse
sale
of
51,000
shares
treasury for funds spent
preferred stock,
$100 par.
by
on
/
hold-
of
cumulative
$4.50
authorized
of the
of
■./_;/ -•/''-'.d/
Standard
the
of
outstanding $4.50 cumulative preferred stock
redeemed, it is proposed to amend the Cer-
Incorporation at
to
stock, and the
redemption
exchanged.
'
C.—Registers
the
of
manager
'350,000 shares of preferred stock
including'the
//shares of the $4.50 cumulative dividend series,
■/■/''/
on
3
of
posed to
37,065,762
'
Sent.
on
furniture store at
Ry.—Earnings—
'
,
/;/•■; /i/ ;Z: -;'/
3,910,019
1,406,868
Aug. 29 filed a registration statement with the SEC
for 240,000
shares of common stock (par $1).
Underwriters, Van
Alstyne, NoeJ. & Co., and Johnston, Lemon & Co.* Certain stockholders
are 'selling 140,000 issued and outstanding shares.
Company is
company
/■//': './^/v
m
fifi'oR9
^entty trotetanding 200,000 shares
-
$9,949,585
1,768,225
L
80,570,426
26,386,122
'
Finance
ice
interconnected^^wito
and
Standard Brands Inc.-Plans
Refinancing-
.
Seaboard
for
and
water
ScmtX °fthe5°anTici?aYedS eLaiinitiin0fofe7bAPren?^tivto? f£ndi' 15
of
$8,732,984 $10,356,156 $11,154,875
1,261,868
-2,994,641
3,994,337
/
bonds
clips
'
1
from
Net
warehouse
as
Earnings
From January 1—
Gross
_
Interest—
p.
{/;■/.
railway.^—..
Net. ry. oper. income...
■■../
.,
a
ZZ
July—
5
Co
a. Spcclat
purpose
a
Gross from railway.
-
letter of notification with the SEC
Offering price, $11 a share.
No under-
for 25,000 shares of common.
1
/
"
Net, from
-
*
stationery supplies such
devices.—V. 164, p. 1251;
.-v./'
/"/.•
-
,
also
// geaboard Air Line
Ry.
$925,292..
'
L
.
fastening
paper
604,422.
and
electric
out-
exDenses
.
as
articles
:'
-
^ -
of
similar
previously
pav
Utilities
.164, p. 869 and
'm'Ins:
■
S!! "om railway
tificate
337,033
582,651
141,375
taxes..
stockhloders——
minority
income
163,
119,684
York
Secretary
become
409 741
""
iricome""'
/
ing,
equipment
$2,134,560
—-
Depreciation,
Prcvision
-
of
New
_
win
railwav
m railway-—
"power motors. The Oakville Company Division at Waterbury, Conn.,
/manufactures pins, safety pins, hooks and
eyes, snap fasteners and
333,664'
$1,959,176
161,202
—
three
Texas
new store brings Spiegel home
^
_
has
tures
bonds.'to
^he :s5°re ^"onnfel wilL rauin
railwav
Racine, Wisconsin, manufactypes of products:
household electric appliances,
service
for hotels,
restaurants
and
bars,
and fractional horse-
$1,800,897
368,184
income
such
parts
—
,
/;/
the- principal supplier in the world ot certain
pneumatic devices,
as
tire valves and tire pressure
gauges.
Tire valves and valve
are standardized for the industry throughout
the world.
The
Hamilton Beach Company Division
at
160,948
negotiated^^ by
f/://:/fe-:;/://
.-:v
Miner
^ron} January 1—
company
is
/
256,557
146,068
of
was
redeem the
-
1946
™
——
Provision
to
West
group
/vH Iarge retaU units.—V.
oner
/
.indebtedness:.
A
Rudolph
from
Net'rv
the
together with other funds of the commain
plant at Waterbury, Conn., in order to reduce costs -and to
will be used
to pay
the
company s
following
The company also plans to
promissory note for $6,000,000 payable In five annual instalments,: ... expand and balance productive capacity.
pay. off a $4)000(000 bank loan.
and collateral promissory notes totaling $2,000,000, pay-«
Tlie company, with its
predecessors, has been in business and conable in four annual instalments, 1947-1950.
... \
>
1
'
stant operation since
1802 and
has paid
dividends on its stock in
•••',/ up.,TVrQ
qTY
TTINE ju
QTTnq ^
/-//;■'•■■•every one of the last 91 years. The business of the company is
V "
EARNINGS six months FNDFD «juxn£, 20 1TNCT
MUNiwtj fciNuuD
primarily melting, casting and processing brass and other non-ferrous
1
7
»
j
1946
1945
metals
and their alloys,
and
manufacturing from thefce and other
$ales and operating revenues..—$23,773,693 $22,639,429 / materials a wide
diversity of products. ; All operating functions are
Cost of sales.....——
*
20,102,916
18,852,200 / performed in
Divisions, some of which bear the names of former
Belling, gen. & admin.. expenses
:
1,683,039
1,553,514
operating subsidiaries. The A. Schrader's Son Division of the
pany,
used
from
Dalhart
Plc?gj\
Gross .from
,
an
,
are
so-called
July—
,
in
use
Pittston
bonds and the debentures
were
^mortgage 3%%
acquire
kpokane Portland & Seattle
i.'.it i ■booklet, for the veteran's
-
-i
Co.
*
- store, founded in, 1912 liy James D. Miller, has been
Miller as President, and Rudolph R. Miller as
a,t
^
v
underwriting group that offered Sept. 6 100 000 shares of
3.65% CumnlaUvB Pre-
731.
p.
,
has
:
Sf Wiltn® ?f, the Mille^,Bothers
W~?6t\
!•
.
ferred Stock ($100 par) at $102.25 a share. The same
Company—Bonds and Debentures Offered— /group is underwriting an
offering which is being made
Blair & Co., Inc., on Aug. 29 offered to the
public $7,4
by the Company to its 'common stockholders of the
250,000 collateral trust 15-year sinking fund 4% bonds,right to subscribe at $30 a share to 149,548 shares of the
clue Sept. 1, 1961, and $1,242,300 20-year 5V2-% cumula/company's common stock. The offering to stockholders
tive income debentures, di.e Jan. 1, 1964
Both the^ expires on Sept. 20, 1946.
gi
,
i
first
to
Spff:S^Pi
Scovill
a
;
Spiegel, Inc.—Further Expansion—
"■ >■ 3plagaV Jr.pPres.dent and General
Manager,
r
uoS /StaiUey
issue
new
and
the
/
Treasurer.
General/James
B. ' Crawford,
veterans'■ counselor
of {1/
Schenley Distillers Corp., has announced distribution of a
booklet,
"Timely Tips to Veterans," designed to help almost 2,000
company
r?<> B r:
veterans to qualify for new benefits under provisions of the
recently ;/
enacted Armed Forces Leave Act and the amended National Service
-/4,722,178
102%,
-
30,
bonds, 2%%'
yield to maturity
to
$5,004 166
:
,
"
railway—2,483,690
from
ged
Pn-
qko
960.
p.
Sterest> torSse?tay3oecrq4efiful1 wifh A°cru®J
aept. 30., 1946. upon presentation
and surrender of said
'■7"°-3"> *
1',63'2il1
$602,460
?
n
PromJanuaryi-
Gross
c
Sold
n
Bonds
—
the office of Dillon, Read & Co.
Nassau St.. New York, n. Y.—V 164
/
'
'
'
*64, i>. 733.
p. 7JJ.
^
■July— '
financing
interest
;
sultable reproduction of the
form, which as yet has not been available in sufficient
quantities
1943
to keep pace'With demand in
many Bections of the country/Numerous
$705,113 /{other helpful tips bearing on veterans' rights and benefits in
addi239,678tion to the ."unused leave pay" and
insurance, are included in the
157,891
/ booklet.—V. 163, p. 2998.
/
y
_
•
• -
'
ooft
^
a
Earnings
CO.
ls'sss
v,Q"^ been called-for
filV mortSa8e^ bonds, 3 Va % series, due 1974,
have
redemption on Sept. 30, 1946, at 106 % and inter-
$6,784,476
255'056
,
V
reduction.—V. 164,
fn
16 241 771
927'500
j
C——
J
..
,
280,325
732,
reduction
ServieA
Service
'.'v-bonds -at
!
1
19528 004
16
1
/
'
no/i
^
I'w
"VT^TT*'26,194C-.
Calls 3 k % Bonds—
y
$8,942,655
231;992
STfl®6 ^
into each
TTjrrMiMcfc
Pittsburgh &-.West Virginia Ry.
4nr<
$4,827,281
359,281
•
<i7rq
,nc:-
237,306
Brigadier
/• /
r'v
216,335'
.
inp
Folded
im*
$1,177,102
200,509
'
'4 117 500
■
,
19,031,654
2,789,883
'
'
.Sr&TS iS>eS-
.
hchenley Distillers Corp.—Booklet Helps Veterans—
"
/!/
-
49,403 y
^
■
St. Louis RR—Par-
-
29,531
$1,005,738
439'220
;
4,838,111 "22,007,068
661,041
2,479,064
properties'situated in northwestern Texas
Southwestem's primary electria.system.
71^9
"
19 470 874
!
sisJSooJoooIo?'the^S^ldCTh?nS?™""Liff^nsuraSe
{ $2,135,000
:832,235
.
*4803055
4,177,070
1, 1971, at
standing ;$17,500,000
613,640
842,410
Aug.
Proceeds ot the
/; 919,774: 13,604,628/
-
*26-810 123
67 145
,
'
•
4,905,256
tax
?
*
Pnhlie
riiDliC
3o'213,'820
11T44',44T
-
Cot, $3,000,000» and The Mutual Life
Insurance
$2,000,000. Private placement of the new.'bonds
/ DUlon, Read & Co., Inc. «
'
'
$6,950,607. $23,755,853
41,686
income,
164
c
Pittshiire-h
1,630,557
- .122,232
11,763,828
;
the
.322,734
124,743
-
due
chimed
-
581,651
*15 741,716
1
offsetting such
-r
01 2.75%.
.
gOTS lnC'
'
li.l
tiai
>
amount
Series
s
^
-27,770
income
'• Dt<iU«S-
899,092
'
83,129
Z
$
vs-tely — Gompsny, it wbs snnounced Aug.
S°W pnvately $20,000,000 first mortgage
--
——
$2,963,617
..
Non-oper. - income
/
50,946
/
,.•...
•
>
//198.431
214,449
82,016
,••
;
,,
1943
$140,907
15,480
12,299
l863,m :*
151,816
income—„
1944
$118,673
19,217-
: 870,058*
railway-
oper.
164,
*
....
1945
^
$130,142
28.112k ;
^
.,
—-.—
'
1946
$156,163
23,334
■/
81,977
i"C—_
°Per-
income
:
.
from railway
from railway-1—
t
an
-
8,328,346 .13,102,092
*
$
——-
5,266,869
"/-Southwestern
.ooumwesiern
80 ins 97i
$1,505,681
-
Total ry. oper. inc.__
Deducts, from ry. opsr.
"
4fuly,~
with
gow^gy
,
;
(
1946—12 Mos—1945
3,104,462
672.288
w-
income
514 884
66 420 338
^
0ther ry-
79,323
.
,
.ad
Federal income taxes.
0th<!r P^ral. taxes.
•
42,565
Net
2,113,616
20,412:088
■'
Net^ rev. fr. ry. opers.
„
Ry.' .ta3j ,accruals:
valorem
*
.
*69,576 ;
,
*3
68205517
v/:
$130,505
•
*
' / 1946^-MOnth—1945
■
1946—7 Mos.—1945
revenues-^^,$4,243,706
$5,773,685^^$26,222,461 $43,899,855
2,738,025
2.810,067
19,271,854 20,144,002
oper.
'
:iis " 'wife
Net
1
1,568,327
3,764:607 2i;989,521
„
-
and
Co.—Earnings—
!
$9,407,293
3,925!949
1,416,798
10,267,995
.
7,909,774
5,939,157
Interest deductions
Railway oper. expenses.V
:*24,906. *--^;037
'
IS
/ Gross
3;074;074
™3,408
re.....
rate,
41,593,273 173,668,838 159,840,752
25,673,781 119 353,171
99,011 811
Dividends"4,117,500
nndudes thp efftZ* ^
$9,923,351 $10,529,354
51929370
?otaI lncome
T
126,979
period End. July 31—
Railway
•'
-6,055
*11,669
railwav
railway„mZ
*.
1944
$105,545
'
{$75,094.:
.
313
•
-
97§
32fi
•
..
'St, Louis Southwestern Rya—Earnings—
Earnings
-1945,
r$75,77S
railway
from
;;
T?ornmtf<!
.JPlttsbVrff Shawmut & Northern RR.
»
*12 260
• 12,260
»
.
S
V. 164,
"
-
p.iacKL_
'
/k/
253378
'
S
,
the 10th and 30th of the latter months,
P*
'
p.
;—t-
••
«
N«. from
':.)5ihfeS#ofirew?HS
nearest
155 436
.,
^iMa^Sidf has been'taae" tor pLt ycars'at
on^'f^U. Mondays in Januarj^ Apdl, July
October,
*46 853
<
HioV
degree. >
>
>
m
: t
Gtqss from railway
$8,140,106
{ '"However, price increases (only partially.effective in the first quarr ? Net from
railway____.
1,691,625
ter), a high volume of new orders, and steadily improving
manufac-^uet ry. oper. Income-^{{-1,300,135
turing conditions, should shortly contribute to better operating rep
Januarv 1
'
'
'
'
suits."
/ arid
-
1%%
a
•„
VS coupon./ /
1251.
n
1946—3 Mos.—1945
$
$
—...—
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.—Earnings—
Ju,y_
;W5 ^^
diminishing
a
mnfimq
-
;
'
1947-56.-V. 164,
.
13 590
i
.
from^af himT
NL
0Per
inclmi
specifying
Southwestern Bell Telephone
* son 0-70
of
also
—
1944
transfer
99.3875,
Operating revenues
-45,612,838
Operating expenses___H
33,491,567
Federal taxes on income
2,979,921
Other taxes
j 3,194,393
/ '1 ■'
/» "
'"■/■■■
1 •...
—
Net operating income
5,946,957
Other income, net
(Dr)
7,800
KK.—HiamingS—
$476,027
further
,
V
bid
Period End. June 30—
85,434
A
.
-
Inc.,
.
our
the^quarter^is
,
Co.,
The issue matures Sept. 15,
*
Proceeds will be used for investment.
$488,547
operating
year.
from
no
-
and
;
1946
on a
1/8 % coupon. There Will be
-
Blair &
,
the award
won
B°t,£Vipment
r
„
OHenng.
Sept. 4
alone
principal
$430,506
fiscal
come
-.
.
First
on
>
disbursements
'4
Plli,„
.'KUliana
operating profit of $61,000, as compared
loss during the final two quarters of the
all
collections
Jn«e' at /market.
w
V, 161,-p. 606.
-.s
_
in'Custody
is empowered to make
railway.—24,949
contingency reserve; to offset a portion of special cx^Net ry.'oper, income*^,^/
*13,466
pense considered as purely temporary and due to reconversion, making
v,
fln •
v
•
:
a
total estimated income of $111,000.'
:
Gross from railwav
/-' 2 R4n ni7
? i: ^'No .provision for: Federal Income
taxes: applipablA - to
'*25 119
necessary inasmuch .as annualization,of the quarter s low rate of oper-.
a
last
'
,
National Bank of New York
of
2
establish general golf and country .club business.
the
letter to stockholders, accompany- V
a
349
estimated
an
t-.<i
increase,'>//%/ >y/;//':/'/
1945.r
Russell Berg Fund, Inc.,.
Boston—Registers With SEC
7rhe company on Sept: 3filed a registration statement witlr
theBEC^
* *
M for 51,394 shares ($1 par) capital stock. Boston Safe Deposit &
an
.
resulted
•
i/////
subsidiaries
123,219,000
ing a dividend check at the rate of 10. cents per share, as declared
by the directors Aug. 5, 1946, payable to stockholders of record as of
Aug. 0, said:
( • "The first quarter of our fiscal year (the threp months ended June
30)
SEC—
,
■,
,
•'
1250.
//W. H. Wheeler
Charleston, S. C.—Files With
The company on Aug. 30 filed a letter of
notification with the SEC
for 5,000 shares ($1
par) common on behalf of Stone & Webster
Inc.
The stock will be. sold .to.
five purchasers at $12 a
share.
These
.
v
..Pltney-BowCS, Inc.-:—Shows Profit
;;
1331
..
,
5.4%
pr
Winnipeg, Can-
or
'
^
1946,
31,
,
r
of
output
Aug.
at The Royal Bank of Canada in Montreal, Toronto
ada, at the 'holder's option.—r-V. 125, p. 2824.
'
i.;;
^
:
Philadelphia Electric Co-Weekly OutputJ The
Southern Ice Co.,
The company has called for redemption on
Nov.-1, next, $200,000 of
5% first mortgage bonds at.lOp and interest.
Payment will be made
1,226,785 /,
|
.
-
oper. income—
-'•Deficit.—\. 164, p.
Week
,1943"'r;
-
$1,974,470 »'
L
»
•, y '*■••/ / '• /•. /,■•., /;/ persons,
the notification stated, may reoffer the shares
publicly at the
///{{/:!/'■ '3 'V/Z////v'/^''::
"'-mi'''"''
market price. There will be no underwriting in the present sale and
6 013,659 V 6,918,544
6,981,864
7,064,247 f
Rosehlll Country Club, Inc., Alexandria, Va. — Flies
proceeds go to the selling stockholders.—V.
150, p. 3373.
■
215,210 X 1,526,955 .■ 1,637,142
2,000,938
With SEC—
;7 1 ',//■'■/ ..//Z/.. /;Z;,V //./
'
■"'/,.■, v
/ r/:
/ ■ •...
.• '
' \.
* 128,597
*53,430 a• 104,773
729,018 J/;/.Tne company on Aug. 23 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
Southern Railway—Equip. Issue Awarded—The
7^1.
Z/ *;From Januarv
V.Gross from railway ' -Z
Net
:
:
^ - r
Queen's Hotel Ltd., Montreal—Partial Redemption—
the company will be used to re¬
June 26 to retire 5,000 shares
of
1
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1332
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co., St.
Sachs
&
Co.
Eight selling
offer
the company will
common
stockholders.
and
shares
will
be
Net
to
added
•
•
"
* "
,
the
/
completion
retire
Manufacturing
Vernan
Files With SEC—
from the sale of the company s
"building construction and improvement
The
proceeds
its
'
PROPOSED ADDITIONAL FINANCING—As
16 Wall Street,
made at the Bankers Trust Co.,
be
York, N. Y.—V. 164, p. 1254.
New
statement with the SEC
Underwriter, Goldman,
stockholders are disposing of 62,000 shares
40,759 shares initially to its preferred and
will
share,
per
Louis—Registers With SEC
28 filed a registration
for 102,759 shares of oommon stock (par $5).
The company on Aug.
Monday, September 9, 1946
for
company
debentures, due 1946.
used for expansion of business.
the
of
balance
issue
sale
of
of
the
of
the
afiecting
.
the
approximately
stockholders'
corporation's
$50,000,000
action
business
stated below.
as
A
164, p. 1252.
■
The company on
Gross
(par $1).
Net
applied to working capital initially.
Approved—
Sylvania at a special meet¬
ing. held on Aug. 26.
Earlier last month, stockholders of American
Viscose voted in favor of the merger proposal.
The exchange will be
on
the basis of three-fourths of a share of American Viscose for each
share of Sylvania stock.—V. 164, p. 996.
ry.
—V.
railway-
the
At
shares
will
elsewhere
of
construction
in Connecticut.
,
'•
$332,256
37,296
*10,064
from
railway..
Net from railway
>
—
income.—
1944
$320,333
71,097
$397,420
from
231,137
*58,711
railway.
Net' from
:
Net ry.
oper. income
■Deficit.—V. 164 , P-
.-1""
176,592
734
.51,398
"
directors
:"4
'
from
$1.50
147,095
Net
ry.
income—
124,310
117,025
oper.
63,260
48,686
Net'
railway..,
from
Net
ry.
—V.
380,868
income...
139,633
oper.
164, p. 734.. "
•
682,886
time
same
of
on
on
cents per
of
,
been
Cleveland—Initial Dividend—
Towmotor Corp.,
directors
The
use
to
Kuhn,1
A.
share
a-
the
on
Sfepfc. 16.—-V.
declared an initial dividend of 25 cents
stock, payable Oct. 1 to holders of record
common
Union Oil of Calif.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—•
devices,
C.
farms
on
purchase
S&les
discounts
on
444:4.':4; \'
>'
pur-
chases,
and divs.
int.
investments.V-V; 140,166
on
Total
income
producing,
-44
'■■■
83,425
192,377
641,003
cost
of
opera,—^
15,390,782
24,595,955
5,709,658
905,796
4,493,725
805,746
paid ——284,375
372,758
568,750
taxes
Interest
w/7
—
8,726,960
V 1,586,333
745,508
its
Income
Deprec.,
*PrdV.
$6,653,446 $10,678,167 $12,766,018 $18,669,274
remaining. UV
depletion,
for
6,283,731
800,000
4,312,821
etc.,
income
350,000
taxes,
8,409,901
550,000
"
12,094,544
1,200,000
and
involves
purchase
Net
profti
„
shares
"It is
$3,806,117
$3,594,436
:
$0.77
$1,990,625
$0.38
;
profit per
{Net
$5,374,730/
$1.15
$0.72
V
.
provided for income taxes is adequate
to cover those which will become payable on earnings to June 30 1945.
No provision for excess profits taxes was required in 1944 and it is
not
anticipated that any provision will be required in
1945.
ton
believed
that
the
sum
BALANCE
ASSETS—Cash
$16,856,082;
ities,
$12,924,880;
and
on
JUNE
SHEET
on
farm
In
marketable
secur¬
increase
500,000;
.
(4,666,270
shares
common
shares
with
book
value
share), $116,656,750: cip'tal surplus, $3,699,117;
$30,704,782; total, $229,930,766.—V. 163, p. 2342.
of
to
1,
May
(Inc.)
be
$32.25
earned
surplus,
-./.V...
/;■,
the
in
capital
capital
^._$2,500,000
&
Co. Inc.
Inc.——
volume
be
business.
of
to
The
the war, such as V Loans and advance payments, will
available
to
finance
peacetime operations and it is therefore
corporation to provide additional capital for such
necessary for the
increased working
capital requirements.
:
—
Accordingly, the management of the corporation has determined that
additional
addition
should
capital
to
be
the
in
cash
amount
expected
provided for
to
of
be
$120,000,000 (in
operations)
approximately
available
made
from
portion of the new capftal
will be provided by the sale of the $30,000,000 of debentures.
The net
proceeds to be received by the corporation from the sale of the deben¬
tures, after deduction of estimated expenses, are estimated to be
approximately
the
corporation.
A
nection
Union RR. (Pa.)—Bonds Authorized—4
ICC
The
at
sold
used
Aug.
on
of first
28 authorized
and refunding
to
funds
maturity $2,000,000 of the first mortgage 5%
6%
of
for
gold
such
The
On
for
debentures,
or
to
reimburse
purposes.
.
report of the Commission
about
or
the
panies
entire
r
the
required
to
pay
As
v
,
,
banks
at
:
bids
com¬
banks and advertised for bids, the bidder to specify a
all of the bonds expressed in a percentage of the principal
and
price for
amount,
but not
less
than
98%
and
an
interest
rate
expressed
in
a
of
as
period
of
a
Vath of 1%.- In response thereto, three bids were received,
the best one being par with a
3% interest rate, was made by the
United States Steel Corp., which was accepted.—V. 164,
p. 1253.
multiple of
expansion
1,
toward
1946,
rearrangement
program
its requirements,
the cor¬
and
unless
years,
meeting
$80,000,000 from its depositary
V/n% per annum and running for
sooner
repaid
by
the
The
corooration.
due
such
loans
used
to
$30,000,000 outstanding
May 1, 1946, and to make provision for operating com¬
mitments necessary for return to peacetime manufacturing and sales.
The corporation expects to retire such bank loans In
part out of the
were
repay
proceeds
of sale of 1,647,037 shares of common stock which the cor¬
poration expects to offer for subscription to its preferred and common
stockholders and in part out of the proceeds of a new issue of pre¬
ferred
stock.
It
additional shares
that
be
is
of
expected
that,
subject to market conditions,
common
stock
will be
the
offered
offering will be underwritten and
received by the corporation will be in
that
excess
the
in
the
near
such
future,
net
of
proceeds
$30,000,000.
to
If
such
common stock offering shall be made as
planned, at least $30,the proceeds thereof will be applied to the reduction of
bank loans upon the completion of the
sale of such common stock,..and
the balance of such net proceeds will be
added to the
000.000 out of
United Merchants &
Manufacturers, Inc.—Partial Re¬
corporation's
demption—
The
3,000
ment,
treasury funds and used from time
corporation
shares
at
of
$104
its
per
has
5%
drawn
by
lot for redemption
cumulative
share
and
preferred
accrued
stock..
dividends
have
severally
principal
respective names,
&
M.
&
on
Oct.
1,
Immediate
amounting
to
1946,
cf
such
bank
pay¬
expansion
$1.25
advisable.
loans
program
or
as
to
finance
the
board
to
time
either
exnerditu^eg
of
directors
in
further
in-connection
shall
reduction
with
determine
to
the
be
i
-
&
Co,
150,000
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane
750,000
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Dominick—
as
$750,000
1,000,000
Marks
Masten
Merrill
500,000
300,000
—
,
many
200,000
Morgan Stanley & Co.— 1,500,000 ;/;
F. S. Moseley & Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson
'
500,000
600,000
&
Curtis
Reynolds
_•!
!
500,000
Riter & Co
Co
&
First Boston
Forgan
Corp._
1,500,000
Co._„ 1,000,000
&
Glover & MacGregor, Inc.
E.
H.
&
Co.—
Rollins
150,000
&
Sons
Inc. "———iii
Schoellkopf, Hutton & 1 c
Pomeroy, Inc
—2,
Shields & Co
—j—;
Singer, Deane & Scribner)
:
.150,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.— 1,000,000
Grubbs, Scott & Co.—
150,000
Hallgarten & Co.—„„
500,000
Ripley & Co.,
Smith, Barney
1,000,000
250,000
500,000
250,000
& Co.— 1,000,000
Stone & Webster Securities
;
Corp
Stroud
&
1,000,000
Co. Inc
200,000
Hornblower &
Weeks—
500,000
Spencer Trask & Co.—
W.
&
Co.—w
600,000
Union Securities
Corp.— 1.000,000
Company-
150,000
G.
Co,—
E.
The
Hutton
Hlinols
H.
Walker
&
250,000
250,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co._
100,000
White, Weld & Co.—— '
750,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
750,000
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs
250,000
The
250,000-
...
500,000
#
Co.
i,
,
500,000
750,000
400,000
W. C. Langley & Co
J
V"
booked
•"<„
Orders
Orders
billed
bef.
Inc.
-
30
-1945
■
orders— 449,633,5<>7.4<t2,497 44Q *m2?fl 547
*
Income
tax
prof,
taxes-
*42,920,652
5,140.689
.10,067,855
-
('■
54,540,007
4,718,515 \
(less
7 ■
■
,
(net)
Cr42,579,047 4 >
Income
for
>341,605
——^_—
postwar
11,776,458
2,730,286
——
tEstimated
30,
——Cr42.579.047
.
18,258,463
29,781,265
845,474
6,128,020
17,412,989
IS
m
23,653,249
7)
1
con¬
—
Income—.———
♦Loss.
June
>
^
27,414,231Crl4,383,502
refund■'r;^v
'
tax
tax
tingencies
*33,563.397
i
—
■{•Carryback
43,909,204
94,389,126
refund)
postwar
Net
am 407
—.—72,203,370 387,125,944 369,807,486 824403,955
for the
>
,,,3v-i
Fed.
Excess
Net
,
.
prov.
following
Prov.
JUNE
1946—12 Mos.
■}.,?
$
$
239,844,437 505,243,144 512,919,390 788,235,367
„
unfilled, Mess
held & term,
Sales
Co..
ENDED
1946—6 Mos.—1945
$
Company
Dean Witter &
RESULTS FOR 6 AND 12 MONTHS
;i
Period End. June 30—
to
Wisconsin
*341,605
refund based
plus
1946,
one-half
>
0,048,172
on
of
loss
the
for
the
1946
six
excess
months' period
profits
credit.-
7,,7
"7
.
Rights to Subscribe—
Preferred stock and common stock of record at the close of business
/
■-preferred stock
and
common
stock
of
record
at
close
the
of
business
Sept. 10, 1946, or such
comes
effective, shall have
later date on which such registration be¬
the right to subscribe, on or before Sept.
27, 1946, for common stock, of $12.50 par value, to the extent of one
■;V:
share
for each
eight shares of preferred stock and common stocfc
■,-held.
'■■■/■
:;":4
4
:•"
on
■
The
:
New
York
.
■
Stock
Exchange directs, subject to the offering being
stock and common stock be not quoted ex~ ,7,/'>
rights until further notice.—V. 164, p.
.made,
that the
preferred
White Stag Mfg. Co., Portland, Ore.—Files With SEC—
The
for
company
on
Aug.
26
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
SEC
4'/2% cumulative preferred stock.
Underwriter, Conrad,
Offering price, $100 a share.
Proceeds will be used for
additional working capital.
$300,000
Bruce
Co.
&
„
.
borrowed
carrying interest at
two
of
measure
May
loans
proceeds
states:
corporation's
temporary
on
V Loans
-
Aug. 5, 1946, the applicant mailed invitations for
is~ue of bonds to 122 securities dealers, insurance
a
poration
gold bonds and $5,900,000
treasury for funds used
.
the
with
described above.
as
the company to issue not exceeding
mortgage 3% bonds, series A, to be
1, 1946, and the proceeds
and accrued interest from Aug.
provide funds or a portion of the
par
$29,718,750.
Such net proceeds will be added to the
treasury lunds and used to finance expenditures in con¬
addition,
250,000
E.
250,000
of
needed
corporation's
$7,900,000
In
Lee Higginson Corp.
1,000,000
100,000
Dodge & Co
Glore,
-
of which
facilities and
the expansion program,
handle the anticipated
sources
of
working
capital
requirements
will
for
respective
300,000
of rearrangements
approximately $35,000,000
1946,
implements.
Estabrook
connection with the expansion and rearrange¬
expected
that
approximately
$46,000,000
prior to Dec. 31, 1946, and approximately
in
working
available during
not
services,
per
addition
additional
for oil purchases, construction proj¬
employees) earnings, etc.; taxes collected
for, but not yet due, governmental agencies, $10,812,986; dividend de¬
clared, $1,166,567; interest on money borrowed, $57,292; income, prop¬
erty and other taxes. $1,155,603; insurance reserve,■$1,177,669} funded'"
debt( $40,000,000; $3.75 cumu ative preferred shares, series A, $24,transportation
expended
to
"
,
...
produced.
are
$51,000,000 thereafter.
LIABILITIES—Amounts payable
ects,
been
Up
expense.
manufacturers
A.
$132,000,000,
new
other
Laurence
and the integration
and re¬
for efficient operations, at a
approximately
of
expenditure
'
Include
required
Lehman Brothers
The
and
it is
program
additional will be expended
notes and
other
receivables,
warehouse stocks of materials
(net), $157,114,929; other assets,
...UV ,7/7
$14,525,742;
$3,292,656; properties
total, $229,930,766.
expanded
ment
accounts,
customer
inventories,
related
had
1946
hand and in banks $19,427,473;
supplies,
$8,788,804;
30
estimated
equipment
facilities
additional
the
approximately $95,000,000 represents the cost of
equipment, and the balance represents the cost
and
shares.
4,666,270
total
of
of
to
Equitable Securities Corp.
position.
Such program (which is in addition to the
the plants from war production) was begun in 1945,
the construction and acquisition of additions to plants,
arrangement
^
and
transit systems
electrical equipment
600,000
300,000
of
the
is
city
underwriters
named
below
the
corporation
the
from
Drexel & Co.—
competitive
and
It
.
250,000
Becker
-
reconversion
primarily
years
-
500,000
;■
the
war.
1'
Allyn and Co. Inc.
G.
Dominick
Accordingly, at the end of the war, the corporation, in common with
many other companies, was faced not only with the reconversion of
its plants from war production to peacetime operation but also with a
program of expansion and rearrangement of its manufacturing facili¬
ties to handle the indicated increase in production and
to maintain
46,112,836
30,759,157
11,128,925
1,778,435
transp.
corporation's products resulting from the general inter¬
ruption of commercial production during the war, the natural growth
of the
corporation's business due to the increased use of
electric
energy throughout the country and in many foreign markets and the
addition to the prewar volume of production which is anticipated from
the development of new products and the addition of new items to
established lines, all foreshadow a much higher level of sales in the
future than at any time in the corporation's history except during
of
many
the
V
Bell., admin. & gen. exp.
and
.irJ", '■
$28,944,057 $40,946,351 $57,001,285 $74,840,911
manufac.,
General
?
and" 77.-y
....
and
Purchases
1946—6 Mos.—1945
$28,803,891 $40,862,926 $56,360,282 $74,648,534
....
Cash
;;
,
60
over
electrical
debenture3. se^ forth opposite their
Loeb & Co._
Clark,
APPLICATION OF PROCEEDS—The issue
part of a financing plan to provide for the cor¬
a
of
sold
are
Central Republic Co.
poration's plant expansion and rearrangement program and for in¬
creased working capital requirements to meet the peacetime production
loads which the corporation anticipates.
The accumulated demand for
; r..f
1946—3 Mos.—-1945
.
is
business
sale
is
the marine industry in general, and certain
electrical
aviation industry.
Some of these products
sucta
control
Blyth & Co., Inc.—'.
Butcher, & Sherrerd
PURPOSE OF ISSUE AND
598.
164, p.
in
Hayden, Stone & Co.Ii—
300,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—— 600,000
debentures
12,856,394 shs.
which
A.
priced' at■■■100Vi.
of the
319.R96 shs.
15,680,000 shs.
corporation,
Baker, Weeks & Harden
Co.^on Sept. 5 offered to the public $30,000,000
debentures, due Sept. 1, 1971.
The debentures
were
$20,000,000
80,000,000
320,000 shs.
-
Harriman
28
Aug.
cn
,
of
issue
Outstandng
80,000,000
v
Loeb &
164, p. 870.
the
of
proposed
$20,000 000
and
2%%
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—V.
of
issue
issue
the
and
follows:
on
company
the
or
companies, electrified railways,
plants, as well as propulsion and
for
9
Registers With
Sept. 3 filed an unspecified number of shares of
common
stock (par $1) with the SEC.
Underwriter, Loewi & Co.,
See Thatcher Manufacturing Co. below.
Milwaukee.;/The shares are being sold both by the company and by
shareholders.
The respective amounts will be supplied by amendment.
Thatcher Manufacturing Co.-—Split-Up and Change
Company will use about $210,000 of its net proceeds to redeem 645
in.Name Approved—
''•*
«„
f
7 l; shares of its
prior preference stock at $110 a share and accrued divi¬
At a meeting of stockholders held on Aug. 29 the following pro- 7 dends and 1,386 shares of second preference stock at $100 a
share
posals were adopted:
<
: and accrued dividends./; The balance will be added to general corporate
funds.
Business consists of the manufacture of ignition transformers
(1) That the presently authorized 750,000 shares of common stock
without par value be increased to 1,500,000 shares of common stock
and
fuel
units
for
oil burners
and related industries and inter¬
communication and sound distribution equipment and apparatus.
.
having a par value of $5 per share.
V.
V:
That each share of presently outstanding common stock witnout par . ,,
value and having a stated value of $10 per share be changed into 7
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—$30,000,000 Debentures
two shares of common stock having a par value of $5 per share.': '/77y
Offered—A group of 54 underwriters, headed by Kuhn,
(2) That the name of the company be changed to Thatcher Glass
The
stock
common
power
Blair & Co.,
Inc.—New Name—
capitalization
and other
agreed
•
Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Co.
and
apparatus
and
generation, transmission, utilization and control of
the manufacture and sale of steam and
gas turbines
UNDERWRITERS—The
prepaid
notes originally issued on Aug. 29, 1945, reducing
principal amount to $22,274,000.—V, 164, p. 870.
—
has
manufacture
types of household appliances
1947, on its 2% promissory
$14,726,00 principal amount paid of
Webster Electric Co., Racine, Wis.
eliminate
equipment
industrial
important
due May 1,
total
a
the company has
that
to
expects to provide:
as machine tools,
washing machines
electric-powered equipment. : Electrical equipment is
supplied for the mining, drilling and
recovery of coal, ores, oil and
other natural resources.
Many of the corporation's products find aa
$37,000,000 of
the outstanding
358,445
announced
was
'
application to their products, such
.
it
expected
corporation
of the corporation are highly diversified
electrical and related mechanical
all
motors
as
the old stock which was
which quarterly paymentB of 50 cents were
V; 4.
44 4';x
"4f44 44i' '"4
$1,591,000,
makes
This
of 37 Vfe
are
debt
1, 1951
equipment.
products
equipment
75 cents per share on
to
of
BUSINESS—The
company,
associated
and
577,786
433,733
415,634
206,333
,
,
the
installment
notes.
1,219,301
1,407,455
1,320,909
1,453,819
OF
the
in
practically
by electric
,
Instalment
referred,
Authorized
operating
and
on
New Stock Placed oh
—
securities
the
requirements1
follows:
as
due Nov.
electricity and in
stock, payable Oct. 4 to holders of record Sept. 9.
common
equivalent
.
the
the
railway——
from
the
on
is
At
86,791
V
89,403
are
appliances for the
The
share
:■
Basis—Prepays
Dividend
Annual
'split two-for-one and
made/vf.;v-;^;s;'vi:v- y
Prom January
Gross
1946.—V.
14,
per
The
CAPITALIZATION—The
CHARACTER
an
stock;
r
of
refunds
Pfd. stk„ 7% cum. partic.
(par $12.50)
Common stock
(par $12.50)__
1946"to stockholders of
1,
The directors have declared & quarterly dividend
$178,261
$205,338
;
payable Oct.
163, p. 2901.
company
cents
10
tax
,
engaged
b©
preferred
cash
proceeds
debentures,
pumps
1943
1944
'1945
$253,808
162,535
railway
Sept.
of
Of
future
of
loans—1>/2%, due April 30, 1948
;
•.
will
corporation
class
new
have temporary requirements for up to
cash beginning early in 1947
the year, by which time casd
cash requirements.
for the Navy and
..
1946
$313,065
<•
from
Net
of
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.
This
railway—
Jhly—
Gross
the
of
dividend
a
/.
AND
„,/
'74
\
to
of additional
latter part of
Bank
*
2,735,245
882,512
478,957
J
Ry.—Earnings—.
stock
declared
have
new
share
Texas Mexican
certificates will be issued in lieu thereof,
or
record
':47 '
2,961,531
794,304
325,544
2,316,143
473,263
the
90,153
>
'/mV'1.'
.
the
cf
;
2y8%
presentation
The
$368,676
7
38,781
/
;4'"7'7 '■■>'.■
.
railway
icate
1943
•;
£5,884
26,147
"%■>,'
2,010,313
Prom January 1—'1.s:. - '",i
/
,
■'/"
'<y-v-
■
stock.
and
Required C&Sh re^uirements by temporary bank borrowings V;
be
preferred stock
The
.'
the
31, the
July
on
to 500,000 and reducing the
and surrender to the company, at the office of
the Treasurer, Avenue E, Latrobe, Pa., of any outstanding certificate
of stock of this corporation, for exchange or transfer, a new certif¬
.
1945
1946
July—
Net ry. oper.
.
the
Upon
-
Central Ry.—Earnings—
by
vania.
new
a
held
of
the
may
$50,000,000
requirements
-
projection
to
shares
of
the corporation,
of
charter
100,000
meeting.
filed
offered
be
for
Split-Up
Articles of Amendment have been approved and
Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl¬
such
subscription to present stockholders.
to the public.
Company will vse
foundry in Windsor, Conn., or
initially will be offered for
proceeds
stockholders
the
of
meeting
the
to
present
addition
preferred
new
to changes in conditions
^rp^aA°" aLof,June 30- 1946> without adjustment for the
deben,tures now offered or the proposed
tne 1,647,037 additional
increasing the number
par value of such
shares from $5 to $1 per share, was adopted by the unanimous vote
of
all
stockholders represented in person or by proxy,
aggregating
over 76 %
of the stock issued and outstanding and entitled to vote at
letter of notification with the SEC
for- 11,250
shares of 4.32%
cumulative convertible preferred stock.
Offering price, $26.50.
Underwriter, Putnam & Co., Hartford.
The
Gross
( 4,222,821
,
of
cash
,
,
corporation
additional
asf may
DEBT
special
from
shares
of
30 filed a
The company on Aug.
Gfcoss
4,245,581
2,642,690 << 5,089,143
7,044,180
.
in
and
-
stockholders
continuing until the
operations and carryback
such
15,153,556
6,928,688 V. 7,670,873
—Declares 10-Cent Dividend on New Shares—
.
the
above,
734.
p.
amendment
Tennessee
17,410,258
18,096,355
4,058,042
N
income.
oper.
164,
14,338,781
...
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co., Latrobe, Pa.—Stock
Conn.—Files With SEC
Taylor & Fenn Co., Hartford,
shares
to
from
...
corporation's
that,
and
the
above.
approximately
given by stockholders of
was
Unsubscribed
1—railway-
from
from
Net
corporation with American
the consolidation of this
935,249
582,597
Prom January
%•':
Sylvania Industrial Corp.—Merger
Pinal approval to
593,932
V
The
to
indicates
$2,225,194
968,113
693,140
$2,339,783
creation
■
•
,
1943
1944
$2,332,304
753,395
568,811
902,560
income-
oper.
ry,
4/",
{jr'
$2,472,851
...
railway—J
from
Net
Viscose Corp.
railway..
from
Gross
Net
Co., Inc.
;
7. z: 7;
'1945
1946
July—
Company is selling 45,000 shares and eight selling stock¬
holders are disposing of the remaining 150,000 shares.
Price, $10.50
ea share.
Proceeds from 45,000 shares sold by the company will be
Ss
will be
Virginian Ry.- -Earnings—
registration statement with the SEC
Underwriter, C. K. Pistell
Aug. 28 filed a
195,000 shares common stock
for
Proceeds
V:
J.—Registers With SEC—
Swern & Co., Trenton, N.
special meeting of
called to authorize the
referred
fund."—v.
soon as practicable after
corporation plans to
$80,000,000 of bank loans
stock
common
above-mentioned
Tlils .?lan A3 necessarlly tentative and subject
-1
SEC
Offering price, $500 a unit.
4V2%
$50,000
the
by
Pa.—
';y', '".'.'■.■y.;;':/',
29 filed a letter of notification with the
Aug.
on
Johnstown,
(Inc.),
Co.
-y.^
the
White's Auto Stores, Inc., Wicihta Falls, Texas—Regis¬
ters With SEC—
7.
<
-'J.
The company on Aug. 29 filed
a registration statement with the SEC
cumulative convertible preferred stock ($20 par)
and 50,000 shares common stock (par $1).
Underwriters, First Colony
Corp. and Childs, Jeffries & Torndike, Inc.
Company is offering 75,000
shares of preferred;
the 50,000 shares of common are outstanding
and being sold by four individuals for their own account.
Proceeds
for
75,000 shares
from
for
the
a
White's
capital.
sale
wholly
of
$1
the
owned
Employees
preferred
stock
will
be
used
to
subsidiary, retire loans
Sharing Trust, and
from
banks
Profit
for
provide
and
additional
funds
from
working
■
(R. C.) Williams & Co., Inc.—Note Placed Privately—
The New York Life Insurance
Co. has purchased a $2.000,000 3%% 12-year Note of the company, wholesale
grocers.
The loan was placed through Dillon, Read &
Co., Inc.—V. 158, p. 2519. ,
i
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number .4523.
Volume 164
Stock Record
New York Stock Exchange
«»
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Saturday
Monday
Sept. 2
:
Aug. 31
> I
per
STOCKS
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
j
FOR EVERY
BALE PRICES
HI<3H
AND
LOW
>
^
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
■
>
Sept. 3
/,
,/>
....
.>•
Range for Previous
,■;/
.'.i, :
EXCHANGE'
the Week
Sept. 6
ISSUE
NEW YORK .STOCK
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 5
Sept. 4
1333
•'
-Range Since January 1
Highest
;• .Lowest
..Vv
Year 1945
Lowest
Highest
*
f per
4 per sfiare
share
i
LABOR
74»/4
•
*112
68%
..
;
45
11%
135
703/4
:
72
40
'6,800
41
12 3/8
12%
41%
42%
2,200
153/4
16%
13,600
1
.
56
-
28
io
52
*28
41
.
n%
-
33
5%
:
6%
30'A
44%
44%
323/8
>
122
6
V102
,102
102
-
X32
34V4
';
33
Alaska
101%
.
..xlOl
1013/4
4%
•
5
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4
6
Apr
Mar
30% Deo
99
Jan
32
Aug
40 y4
.5
Jan
68% Deo
181
164y4 Jan
Apr 20
Oct
31% Nov
44% Nov
17% Jan
73% Jan 29
191
19% Deo
184
Jan
75 4
20
Aug 29
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6
52
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2,200
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par
v
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Am
8
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173%
182'/4
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88
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300
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Sep
4
22% Jan
31
Deo
43. /Sep
145 Vi Sep
4
6
38% July 11
58% Feb
6
41
Aug
60
Deo
100
Jan
151
Deo
...
158
8
Apr
67% Apr
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4
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1343.
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31
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47
200
14
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26
99 y2 May 21
26
100 y4 May 17.
2
56% Sep
4
78
Aug 28
121
117
-
18
>
-
-Anaconda
73
;_50:
--——/No par
Anderson, Clayton & Co
-^—21%
preferred
Anderson-Prichard
Andes
A
P W.
Oil.
^20
5
Archer-Daniels-Midlatid i—J~No par
5
.
•
Jan
5% Mar
60%
29ys
6
Sep
3
4
28
112
Feb
28
62 V* May 28
xll4Va Mar 21
7
x64y2 July 11
4
13% Sep
4
5
26% Mar 22
9
100 ya Mar
Feb
-6
99% Jan
5
17% Sep
r
-
Sep
8%-Jan
16% Jan 29
80
May 8
43% Jan
.
43% Mar
51% Feb
3
4
40
Corp—,—19
Mlnlng___»__
Paper Co Inc———
CoppCr
9
43
Anaconda Wire &:Cable/—^.No par
Anchor Hock Glass Corp—
22.50
,$4
5
'
Aug 28
35% Sep
28% Jun
,
-
60% Jan 14
•273/a May 27
8
'24% Feb
24%
,
Deo
91% Oct
161%
Dec
69%
Deo
121 ya Mar
26%
112
Dec
Nov
.31% Deo
140
Deo
11% Deo
Jan
83
Jun
Jan
49
Nov
38% Jan
10,9
>80
Jan
Jan
116%
182'/a'Jun
•
'
Copper-Mining—>
24
70% Jun
3
Jan
'7% Sep
Jun
110yaFeb
5
138 '
Zinc, Lead & Smelt—,—— 1
$p prior, conv preferred——23
145 y4
July
196% Nov
Jan
65% Jan
9
May 28
174
3
29% Jan
Amer
••
-Sep
103 3/a Sep
■
WoolenL——,——No par
Preferred
100
'
:65
Feb
80 3A Feb
•American
11,500
39%
803/1
157
158% Jan
,
53% Nov
29% Jan
3
lQO
Viscose Corp-.
.—14
preferred—
—100
Am. Water, wks & Elec_i
No par
$6 1st; preferred
—JJo par
-20,900
2,000
75%
54
>
513/4
.
■->-
'
18
•
38%
:
44
114%
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39%
45%"
51%,
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.
42 y4
■
114%
49%
•
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38%
9%
8%
,
76%
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.
35% ; 38%
43
45'
•
"
-
>
•
77
:'T-
—2b
128%
10
18
"
class B——25
5%
Deo
29
47 V2 Jan
preferred
Aug
17% Jan
173% Sep.
Tobacco_r—
43%
May 10
"
American
/. 34,600
107
*99
'
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10,500
117
.
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270
57'/4
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2,500
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51
49%
50% i
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150
8 y4'
9%
8%
47%
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117
117
193/4
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9%
160
87
164
43
No par
—
Sumatra Tobacco—
Amer Telep & Teleg Co>
32,400
83%
86'A
Xl61%
164%
573/a
59
18
'34%
160
:
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180
83%
83%
4 "•86%- "
163
117
117
.18
21%
l04VaT04'/8
84
165%'V
56%
117
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Feb
so y8 Feb
2
-24.
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85
84
164%
*
62
117
>
180
4
166%
*
175
1797/s
27%
4
50% Nov
Apr
3
'
179%
41%
153
6
50% Feb
172
Apr 25
27% Jan
American Sugar Refining-4.——100;
500
Jan
:
32% Sep
Stores_,,j-L-^—-vNo par
Co—*.—No
July 26
160
preferred—;
100
Fouridries--——No par
3,200
■J.
43 /
-23
nori-cum
Amer Steel
16,400
45.-
1451/4
60%
583/4
American Snuff—
300
169 /
35%
32%
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58
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41%
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1471/2 :
58
60
>
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:
28 / >
43
43
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.
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/169 :'v:
32%
>
44
57% Deo
Jan
45
July
Deo
113
38% July
Deo
49% Nov
5
12% Aug
4% Jan
23% Nov
: io% Feb
40% Jun
3
23%
30% Oct
',
Sep
.
•
Sep
9% Nov
THE COMMERCIAL S FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Monday, September 9, 1946
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Aug. 81
I psr share
Sept. 8
I per share
STOCK
Labor
day
♦116
155
50 "A
53 %
CLOSED
120
♦145
24%
:
137
-
91
V
117
58
39
5,000
25
24%
8,600
Associated
139%
99%
115%
95%
115
19%
61
60
61
59
38
*70
85
39%
118
121%
119
120%
118
105
106%
106%
106%
25%
25%
25%
26
v'.
64
67
61
123
123
123
123
123
123
122
122
31
31
*30
31
*32
34
*25
31
16
17%
15
20
21%
14%
*19%
22
26%
■25
27%
62%
64
62%
64%
Corp
—
1,490
4%
170
7%
■■■/■,;
15%
21
21
16
20%
i 20%
;
/
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22
23
24
24%
24
24
r
24%
24
24%
7%
53%
49 /•/
7%
51%
52%
24%
25%
18
19
25
50
8%
26% v
19%
19%
*
2,500
'
4,500
75,700
24
8%
8
Conv
1,000
-1
24%
'
7,200
V
20
23
7%
8%
48%
16
14%
51%
52%
25%
18%
71,900
253/8
26%
24.100
*18%
19%
Sep
115% Jan
105
1,700
$2.25
14
4
(The).
3
113
111
43;
Jan
140*
Jan
139% Nov
52% Deo
76% Jan
101
Jan
13% Mar
113% Nov
120
Deo
24% Deo
83% Dec
9
33%
Feb
43
May 24
51% May 28
71%
130% Jun
3
Nov
83% Nov
Sep
80% July
110
Apr
42% Dec
120
Nov
110
May 33
34% Apr 17
97% Jan 18
60
Jan
3
113
Jan
135
Jun
40% Aug 13
25% Jun 10
3
23% July 23
37% Jan 29
6
o
27% Dec
94% Dec
130
Dec
18% Jan
27% Dec
10%
Jan
20% Deo
14%
Jan
32% Aug 14
Bon
14% Jan
29
~5% Jaix
Deo
10% Deo
preferred——No
conv
Nov
-
Mar
Jan
Sep
Sep
lit*.
Nov
48%
94
14% Sep
4
19% Aug 28
23
—
Jun 20
49% May
_
Sep
22
Corp of Del
May 31
Jun 25
25% Jan 12
($1.20)—No par
Aug 12
83
-No par
pat
May 29
29% May 28
.—100
No par
May 21
,
121
24% Feb 26
61
Sep
4
119
Aug
6
,
9
125 ;
37
81% July 24
33% Feb 26
,5c
Aviation
27,400
173/8
91
115
Sep
Jan
59% Nov
*29% Dec
19% Dec
32% Jun 14
58
5
No
Apr
Deo
Nov
108
Jan
27
—1
-
———
10
Feb
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
3,900
24%
Co.
30
48
58
y4 July
Jan
148
Sep
17% Sep
42
106% Nov
11%
153
—No Par
—
prior pfd
Autocar
May 31
15
Mar
36% May 28
100
Atlas Tack Corp——
Austin Nichols——J—
100
65
112% Feb 13
10Q
preferred—
conv
'
141
3
—
Atlas Powder
111
2
non-cum
Atlas
13,300
127% Nov
Jun 25
Jan
——a.——-10
9 perthare
172
23% July 23
No par
Highest
I per thare
6% Jan
102% Mar
133
preferred100
Refining—
——25
4% conv pref series A
-100
3.60% preferred series B
__100
300
25%
63
5%
4
Lowest
18% May 28
139
July 18
131% Jan
Atlantic
230
106% 106%
25
27
No' par
Atl G & W I SS Lines.
600
11,000
Sep
Jan
48% Sep
6
107% Aug 12
21% Sep >4
16% Sep
3
S
Atlantic Coast Line RR
—-
40
par
-
A T P Inc
4,400
118
4
5
132
Dry Goods new—1
preferred————
100
—100
1st
9 per share
11% Sep
par
Atch Topeta *& Santa Fe
5% preferred-—
500
85
38%
40%
No
Corp
Corp
•
8
No
.———
2d preferred——..
Assoc Investment Co—
7.400
38%
38
39'
39
*70
'
■
40
Co___
preferred
Highest
9 per share
No par
100
———,
Constpble
7%
14,700
'
60
85
6%
200
20%
120
122
106% 106%
k
56%
20
36%
♦120
30
570
136
*52
-
$3.75
139%
134%
99%
116%
,
19%
Artloom
19 Ye
*70
42%
X25%
'
116%
Arnold
19
36%
85
37%
;
2,000
59
40
*70
;:':.l;95
117
preferred—
5,600
17%
21
63%
17%
95
117
92% 102%
116%
56%
*52
55%
54
25%
$6 conv prior
preferred
Armstrong Cork
22%
i8%
142
600
Year 1945
Lowest
■/'/'par
■
,
7%
50%
X22%
(' 135% 136
; *56
56%
•
109
*106%
18% i
24%
*138
136
135
109%
23%
17%
120
"*
Range Since January ]
.
Armour & Co of Illinois.—
57,000
150
48%
51
22%
22%
♦138
142
26%
144
137
50
♦106%
22%
17%
24%
:
Xl20
/ ;•
EXCHANGE
,
.
Shares
Range for Previoua
NEW YORK STOCK
*
the Week
12%
*140
154
109 Va
16%
11%
120
.
*140
21 Va
17%
♦140
118
-
51
49
" 12%
♦106%
109 ya
■.24'V;25%
♦106%
16%
■: 12
:
155
125
122
♦145
;
12%
11%
14
12 Ye
EXCHANGE
9 perthare
Sept. 4
Iperthare
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 6
8 perthare
Wednesday
Sept. %
9 per share
Thursday
Sept. 5
Tuesday
Monday
STOCKS
PRICES
LOW AND HIGH SALE
63
Deo
mwm*
24
27%
23%
24%
16%
20%
16%
177/a
23%
29
23%
25%
18
20%
17%
18%
/
,
.
:
;
"
-
81
81%
79
80%
79
51%
59
53
56%
56
57
30
31
r!/:" 29
29
31;;;;
-
Baldwin
Locomotive Works—
*•
29
::
81;
■
81
■
-
/i
.
60%
56%
30%
,
._1
4 % preferred—
Bangor & Aroostook
/Conv
290
9,300
2,600
31
Baltimore & Ohio
r
5%
preferred-
.100
10
36
—10
—.
*53%
55
23%
25
53%
24%
53%
27%
24%
24%
25%
19,000
28%
26%
27%
27%
28%
28
283/8
6,400
Bath Iron Works Corp
47
51
50
49%
49%
49
;49%',
1,100
Bayuk
2,100
Beatrice
-
54
51%
*45%
-
52
46%
>v
48%
■
*52
51%
52
114
114
113
113
113
113%
106
106
105%
105%
105%
106
10
54
V
•
52%
*113
113%
106
106
Barnsdall
'
Beck
320
v
Oil
Foods
cum
Shoe
41
*120
20%
23%
;
24 %
22
*110%
28%
29%
41
*105
:
22
21%
38%
26%
27
111
24%
'
102%
100
101%
159
156
156
58
58
26%
27%
41
X33
36
37%
39
23%
18%
20%
21%
22%
26
22
23
23% ;
50;
%/ 23%
48
*46%
;
17%
♦111
46%
50%
*108%
113
42%
^
110
46
108
60%
34%
38%
35
37%
44%
42%
49%
47%
41%
105%
105%
6%
4%
53
45
io5-
573/4
38
:.iv
53%
t
53%
5%
11,500
15
16
15
32 Va
38 y4
33
36 y4
36
37%
36
24%
29%
47%
49i/4
46%
471/4
*112% 112%
112 Yb
112 i/8
15%
18%
1261/2
24%
34
35
*107
15%
17
*1241/4 12g
1241/4
14%
26%
106
29
106
17
*124
37,700
570
30%
2,100
30
30%
107
*106%
30%
30%
32
43
20%
42%
20%
43%
19
108
107
•;
k106
107
102
'
106
102
31%
;
*101%
102%
14%
15%'
15%
1023/4
163/s
♦102
17
9%
9%
8%
9%.
9%
9%
5%
106
104
1,100
■
88 :
'
*86
89
88%
87
87
86%
86%'
87
25%
26%
26
273/4
27%
107%
5%
21%
107%
51,00
87
30
53/4
24
29%
108
108
5
107%
5%
53/8
20%
19%
20%
.
273/4
108
5%
20%
•
27,300
9
88
106
106
106
106
25
25
25
27
Tuesday
Wednesday
Sept. S
Sept. 4
f per share
9 per share
9 per thare
stock
LABOR
DAY
32
36%
*54
.
54%
■
6%
27%
13%
32%
34
8
30%
15%
♦54
54%
3
3
3%
6%
53/4
20%
60
8,100
350
5,500
5,600
106
106
27
27%
360
-
2,400
9 per share
35
35
*54
54%
3%
;
4-r.;
Friday
9 per thare
35
36%
5,400
*54.
54%
4%
33,900
7%
28
13,300
4,200
3%.
14%
15%
14%
15%
11,800
124%
124%
124%
90
50
16%
14%
15%
66%
64%
65%
15
55%
a-
16
56%
51%
,15%
64
15
'
*55%
7%
27%
7%r
27
51%
16%
51%
51%
15%;
16,
64%
15%
63
63
800
*15%
16
1,700
56%
*55%
56%
110
64,100
100
130
•128
130
•125
130
*125
130
40
*46
49
♦46
49
*46
49
47
47
100
19%
23%
19%
20%
51
72% Deo
May 31
30% Feb 16
23
Jan
38
4
33%Jurt 10
5
58
4
18% Aug 21
3
2
66 % May 10
18% Jan
114y2May 22
xl08% Mar
Mar 26
17% Apr
49% Jan
x33
18
22%
48
14 %
38%
•
1
5
34% Aug 28
42% Sep
4
41% Sep
4
105 y4 Sep
5
4% Sep
3
—
...
——
Bearing Co———0
51
preferred—--——100
Brooklyn Union Gas-—
No par
3%%
Brown
Shoe
Co
No par
par
———5
preferred———-100
Co_
Bucyrus-Erie
(The)
common—No par
———No par
Co—
1
Co
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge
Buff Niag El
.—
Corp $3.60 pfd—-100
34
Bulova Watch
15 Yb
120
13
' 88%
26ya
104%
38
6%
preferred
——
53
49
51
Sep 3
Jan
2
Sep
3
Sep 4
Sep 4
Apr 25
4
Feb 25
Sep 4
Sep 6
Aug 28
101% Aug l
14yaSep 3
19
106
100
3% % preferred
—100
Burroughs Adding Maph——No par
Terminal——.
3
29% Sep
Co. Inc,—,—5
Burlington Mills Corp com new
1
4% preferred
—100
3%% conv 2nd preferred.:—100
Bush
Sep
106
Jun 10
26% Sep
4
i—No par
Bullard Co
Sep
4
Jan 21
Sep
4
Sep
3
24 Yb Sep
3
35% Jan 19
109% Jun
7
29
Sep
4
Inc com——15
$3.60 preferred——
Bruns-Balke-Collender—,—~.No
Mar 18
20
72
14 Yb
32ya
——8.50
Inc
Briggs & Stratton———;
No par
Bristol-Myers Co New
—.—2.50
8y4 Sep
——1
46
4
Jun
57% Apr 22
5
107% Aug 12
11% Jan 23
May 31
64
20%
.50
21%
20%
50%
.*49%
.
21%
13,400
50%
1,500
Dec
109
Deo
67% Dec
40% Dec
33%
Apr
45% Oct
36%
Apr
55
Nov
5% Apr
42% Jan
10%
Jun
17% Mar
37% Dec
59% Nov
19% Dec
53% Jan 28
37% Mar
52% Nov
42% Jun
1
3
38% Apr 22
45% May 28
110% Mar 18
38 Yb Apr 23
25% May 31
130
Feb
2
22 Yb Jun 14
45% Feb
45 y4 Feb
Jan
80
Dec
3
May
Apr
70
115
35% Deo
106
21
July
Jan
23% Jan
12% Mar
120
Jan
36
Dec
112
Nov
35% Nov
40
Nov
20% Dec
128
Nov
2
2
22% Jan
37% Oct
18% Jan
39%
Dec
30% Aug
42%
Dec
108 Y\ Mar 28
46% Jun 11
59% May 29
26 % July 22
111
Mar 22
119% May 27
105
Sep
111% Deo
102% Aug 16
21% Jun 13
15% Jan 29
Apr
4
May 31
39 y4 May 28
May 15
9% Jan
6
35 yB Feb
16
112% July 11
40
May 28
13% Jan
7 % Mar
20% Deo
77% Aug
59% Mar
65
Nov
81
Noy
14%
27% Dec
Jan
105% July
3% Jan
15
Jan
87
Aug
22% Mar
15% Nov
110
Oct
7% Dec
28
Deo
101% Feb
39
Nov
Range for Previous
Year 1945
Range Since January !
Lowest
9 per share
27% Jan
52% Sep
43
Deo
56
Apr
1% Jan
4
Dec
3
12% Jan 28
4
40% May 29
18
July 30
147
May 29
6% Apr
20
Mar
9% NdV
32% NOV
113% Feb
128% Deo
3
47% Apr
7
58
Sep
6% Sep
3
25
Sep
Highest
9 per thare
Apr 10
Sep
Jan
3
I per share
7% Feb 16
32
Callahan
Lowest
Highest
54
Packing
preferred
Zinc-Lead—
California
series—.——50
78
10% Mar
110
I per thare
4%
Feb
Dec
34% Deo
47
Jun 28
Sep 4
19y2Sep 4
99 Yb Jan 2
25
Sep 4
EXCHANGE
Preferred
95
52% Apr
24% July
42% Dec
112
20% Feb 16
98
NEW YORK STOCK
No par
50
-1
Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper—0
Campbell W & O Fdy—:
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale Inc—1.66%
$4.25 preferred
-No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
Canadian Pacific Ry——
25
Cannon Mills-—
——No par
Capital Administration class A—1
$3 preferred A
—
—10
Carolina Clinch &.Ohio Ry
100
Carpenter Steel Co-—
———5
Carrier Corp
,—~—•.——10
Dec
25% Deo
34% Jan
9
May 14
2
4
25y4Jan
Nov
91
4
107
5
preferred
—*
100
Butte Copper & Zinc——
-0
Byers Co (A M)
——No par
Participating preferred——-100
Byron 'Jackson Go
-No par
4Y»%
9
Apr 30
69% July
9
48% May 13
61% Jun
13% Jan
155
10
112
100
86
Sep
75V4Jan
—100
Yo preferred—100
Butler Bros common
———10
Bush Term Bldg 7
b%
128
page 1343,
Jan
Sharet
122%
50
65%
see
48
1&
the Week
13%
14%
•120% 126
15
For footnotes
83% Apr 10
Brewing Corp. of America
—15
Bridgeport Brass Co——No par
Brlggs Manufacturing——No par
Sale* for
Sept. 6
7%
53
16%
Sept. 5
26%
127
59%
5
4
3
STOCKS
Thursday
7%
126
15%
(The)
Braniff Airways
160
26%
25
*50
*56%
Jan
Sep
Sep
Sep
58
Corp
5
preferred——
100
Maine RR (assented) -100
low and high sale prices
closed
Jan
*
Monday
Sept. 2
exchange
Aug
65
——
16%
90
106
27
240
103 3/a
16%
86
109
19%
'102
4,100
42,000
106
9
*108
4.500
44
21%
104
103
14%
25%
200
*
*101%
I per thare
107
30
42%
20%
21 Va
17
No par
——1
cum
Bower Roller
Budd
14%
Co
Boston &
7%
91%
27%
3%%
Dec
35% Dec
28% Dec
68% Dec
127
No par:
.
-
Borg-Warner
20
14%
40%
-
12,900
91%.
107%
Saturday
Aug, 81
17%
126
15
29%
♦86%
2,600
91%
*106
Class B—
30
28%
14%
43%
102
600
36%
89%
/
21
102
5,400
108
16%
;
100
30%
27%
125%
2,800
1,600
113
36%
*107
35%
107
27%
52
50%
28%
17%
41%
19%
92%
13,200
18,300
37%
29%
31
90
500
15%
♦111
36%
28%
89%
101% 102%
5,000
90%
V
27%
,
108
29
13%
.
30%
108
88 y4
27
29%
34
15%
31
21%
20%
*85
491/4
112%
108
94i/4
107%
48
*111%
-
13
30%
^
21%
88I/4 •89
'
91%
107%
700
56
.53%
r
"r
26
class A.
Bon Ami Co
300
J
>21>
Aluminum It Biass—
Borden
7,200
;;.
31%. July 11
,
Mar 22
■v.
7
13,900
V
*124%
22% Aug
168
Bloomingdale Brothers
Bohn
30
Jan
Nov
114% July 31
No par
preferred-
conv
63
2
Feb 26
104 Yb Jan
57% Sep
140
453/a
'
26%
19%
Dec
109% Dec
3
par
Bliss & Laughlin Inc new——2.50
35
Aug
93y4Jan
149% Jan
22
:
73% Jan
48%
;
30
18
103% Sep
47% Jan
6
52% May 10
4
106%
15%
34
36% May 14
112% Aug.
42% Sep
44%
;
5%
x53%
•:;
105
47%
46%
21
108%
2
4
0
$2.25
.
Bond Stores Ino common
89
28%
5
31 y4 Jan
1
Co———.
290
14%
34
26% Sep
107% Sep
35
*105 Yb
48%
105 %
5
...
No
Co———
(E W)
8,100
20
*108
par
—No par
No par
58%
88%
30
17
J.OO
38%
16%
29
8
Jan
—JNo par
58%
23
311/4
Jan
58
1
—
(Del)
36%
-
91
291/2
112
3
3,600
14V2
24%
29% Nov
23Va Sep
47%
20%
:
May
Boeing Airplane Co—.——5
113
47
91'
:
35% Jan 28
37
Apr 17
*.No par
Blumenthal & Co preferred
-100
4,200
47
106%
Bliss
400
.
17,500
45
;l
;
:;v:
25 Yb
105%
53
53
4
4
Sep
Sep
Sep
Jan
109 Yb Jan
243/4
46%
5%
52%
24% Dec
10
"•
15%
43
.
.*111
57%
105%
4%
Jan
8
1
Dec
28% May 13
4
May
Dec
3
37 Yb Sep
107
1946-Nopar
preferred
Blaw-Knox
;
5,800
!
493/4
15
*41
,.
"
24
26%
37%
'
45%
42%
105%
:
113
105
58
No
7% Deo
42
136
Jan
7
0
100
—
-
Blgelow-Sanf Carp Inc
Black & Decker Mfg Co
3,200
20,000
22%
45%
108
60%
ser of
„
Foods
7%
600
24%
;
;•
60%
y<y
21»/a
23%
Yt
.
48%
*111
24%
'
-
500
39
;, 38 %
,
15
*42
23%
pfd $3.25
Bethlehem Steel
26.300
:;V
59%
59%
.
44%
15
42
♦111
26%
48
;
14%
14%
*39
.
113
23%
-
273/4
26 3/4
23%
45
Best
100
18
15%
5.000
Cum
—
21 % Sep
10
—
——
Loan
Indus
Best & Co
*154
36%
50
Beneficial
100
26
82
45
Co—
Aviation—
5,200
99%
*50
•
Corp—
Howell
39
25%
62%
♦50
28
97
105 Yb
164
&
127
Jan
17 Yb Sep
20J/4Sep
No par
.1
—
4Y*% preferred
Bendix
14% Jan
37% Sep
20
'
Xl59% 159%
27%
100
162
Bell
50
108
38%
■
Aircraft
13,900
5,400
113
104
50
Bell
2,900
38%
27%
*104
107%
39
37%
RR
Belding-Heminway
113
x375/s
28%
107%
'
39
37 %
Aircraft
Creek
Beech-Nut Packing Co
6,600
233/4
♦111
V
38%
Beech
Nov
46%
pfd—.
—100
preferred100
Corp
1
Beech
a.i
40 % Jan
-25
Co———.
3,000
22%
Feb
24% Deo
conv
260
,
217/b Jan
20% Jan
4%%
200
18%
23
23%
112
111%
38%
26%
:
110
39
18 3^
^ 22%
112
37%
42%
♦105
22
21%
*111
112
37%
18%
Dec
53
1
No par ;
7,400
130
217/s
•..*
173/8
37%; •;
37y2
*110
130
17%
21
20%
.
*115
18
16%
17
38
♦37%
130
17%
19%
16
38%
38
130
17%
/
16%
15%
18
16%
*38%
X130
;/
% Dec
5
Inc..
*
Dec
81
50
Co
Cigars
3%%
170
'
Jun
29
Barker Brothers
4% % preferred
23%
55
tiuu
% Nov
23
,'Barber Asphalt Corp—
26%
*53%
'/■
100
—50
—
33% Sep
3
122% Sep
5
Jan
8
7
47
Jan
56
Deo
4
58
4
22"% Feb 16
10% Jan
20% Deo
62% Feb 26
73% Apr 22
21% May 29
48% Jan
72
50
Sep
14% Sep
15
Sep
4
55
Jun
26
126% Jan
.
45% Mar
19% Sep
49
Sep
2
5
59% May 21
137
May 23
61% Jun 17
4
34
Jan 30
4
60
Feb
4
21
Nov
Deo
11
Jan
52
Mar
56
Oct
116% Jan
135
Nov
49
Deo
32
Mar
21
Jan
33% NOV
TH$ COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number'4523 f
[Volume 164
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Monday
Saturday
Aug. 31
9 per share
Sept. 3
Sept. 2
.
7%
STOCK
DAY
42
170
62
CLOSED
40
59
"ft
60
•
56
62
61
63
59
107%
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63 /;
157
158
•106%
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156
24%
28%
•21%
22 V
22%
11%
27%
22
22V4
12
13%
%
271/4
20%
13%
14%
10
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10%
112%
112%
113
101
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33
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11
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113/4
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33
34
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333/4
333/4
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16
14
15
15
15
15
15
1,000
36%
38
38
38%
363/4
373/4
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19'/2
17
21
17%
18%
18%
18%
193/4
29
28 '/a
28%
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29
*28%
28%
300
47%
53%
45%
47%
473/4
49
48'/a
493/4
2,500
17
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18%
22
18%
18%
20
19%
20
51%
51%
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7%
9%
13%
16%
13%
14
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19%
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57%
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193/4
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9
9
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103/4
11%
.10'/a
9%
10%
11
17%
15 %
16
153/4
16%
153/4
16 %
10%
11
113/8
10%
11 %
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9
5%
6%
10
10%
'•
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5%
V
19%
15 %
16%
16%
40%
43%
43
19
23%
19%
21%
203/4
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50%
42
46
45%
23%
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26%
21
233/4
22%
23%
58
56%
56%
•61 %
63
61%
61%
16%
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18
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19
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106
26 %
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32
13
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107
106
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105 y2
V
%
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30
23%
24%
24%
25
10,400
51
51
51
51
1,100
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185
107
5%
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112%
112%
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61
60
*107%
108
103'/a
•102%
103%
103
59%
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60
103%
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59%
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59%
263/4
253/4
263/4
253/4
263/4
31
29
30
41 'ft
44%
*160
165
'■Xp': Sept. 3
SepM
/
9 per share
Oct
112
Nov
25% May 20
14%
Jan
22
Deo
66% Jun
17
47% Mar
58%
Oct
Sep
18% Jan
23
15%
26
Jun
13% Sep
26% Jan
28
12%
Jun
12%
Jun
26
114
Jan
3
33
Apr
17
Sep
17% Mar 12
X50y4 Sep
7
4
17
9
Jan
6 % Mar
9 % Sep
14% July 11
17% Jan
25
33% Feb
16
"5%
Jan
24
Jan
24%
34 % Jun
Oct
33
Deo
66'%
Oct
74
Nov
25%
Jan
49%
Jun
Sep
76% Feb
16
54
Jan
66
Deo
373/4 Jan
6
19%
Jan
37%
Dee
9
Sep
wi
5% Sep
100
No
No
Cab
par
50
Mar 21
613/a Aug
5
49
Jan
59%
Oct
No par
No par
div
cum
par
59
Mar
6
673A Jan
17
54
Jan
64
Dec
16% Sep
4
25% Jan
2
15%
Jan
27
Deo
17% Sep
4
1
Jan
x23
Oil
21
10
Sep
4
6% Apr
par
25
95 y8 Sep
26
4
112
Sep
Deo
Jan
8
4%
Jan
15
Deo
May
8
293%
Jan
48
Nov
30
91%
Jan
141
4
8.50
(w d)
com
16
15
53
41% Mar 15
0
Elec
25% July 11
Z
Jan
140 Ve
Deo
273/s Aug 26
114
July 10
•
Feb
1
26% Sep
5
38% July
9
No par
42
Sep
4
58% Apr
9
42%
Jan
58
Aug
28% Jan
4
44% May 23
20%
Jan
30
Deo
Co
par
5
12% Sep
5
22
——
100
102% Apr
9
Jan
105
Jun
5
19% Feb
26
9% Jan
25
Nov
par
50 V2 Sep
4
10
& St.
No
Louis Ry. Co.
May 10
108% Mar
5
98
38% May 11
71% Jan
18
49
Jan
72%
Dec
100
Pitts RR
7%
Co
26
205
Feb
27
170
Feb
205
Deo
Jan
2
108
Jan
8
89
Jan
105
May
109% Jun
113% Jan
10
1093A
Jan
115
Oct
77
May 20
108% Mar 5
Jan
68% Nov
1063A
Nov
110% Apr
18
93%
Jan
100
Jun
9
53%
Jan
59
Nov
4
34 %
Jan
413A
Sep
35%
Jan
53%
1
100
6
2
57% Jan
106
Jun 25
50
No
99y8Jan
3
106
50
gtd
Molybdenum
Industries
Jun
105
par
stock
4%
187
100
56'A Feb
19
62
July
44% Feb
Sep
4
36 % May 21
Sep
4
60% Jun
par
1
29
Sep
29
No par
100
41
Inc
Apr
4
44
152% Jan
2
?165
7
140
May 31
Oct
155
Apr
Deo
ft1;;
y
STOCKS V
Sales for
Sept. 6
NEW
the Week
^
YORK
V
Range for Previous
STOCK
Year 1945
Range Since Jannary 1
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Shares
9 per share
1083/4
108% Feb
100
&
Special gtd
Climax
Friday
9 per share
Deo
17
No
No
JV*.
Sept. 4
1 per share
f per share
.l
55
28
162
t'
Jan
68% May 24
43% Jan
1
w
Cluett Peabody & Co
Preferred
ft
Oct
28 %
26
823A Jan
Clinton
/ft Sept. 5
Deo
33
Sep
10
Thursday ft
Wednesday
Tuesday
16%
19
1,700
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Jan
1
31
par
4,700
v.
Deo
7
Jan
15 y8 Sep
30 %
'ft ft f
-\V
Monday
.
;.'
Nov
80%
40 % Sep
preferred
17,700
'
40
Jan
100
46
162 ft
165
Mar
33
No par
29%
ft
25
May 9
51% Jan 16
No par
vtc
43
v-
16
24
4
P
Equipment
Clev 8c
*102%
59%
25
45
9 per share
V
42% Feb
4
Feb
A„25
Clev El Ilium $4.50 pfd
No
Olev Graph Bronze Co (The)
5% preferred
80
60
Jun
3
8 3/4 Sep
Stores
Clark
800
108
28%
♦160
City
90
*107
30%
Aug. 31
112%
112
108
60
27
I'pi'j-V.:
-
48%
•57%
..
107
♦106%
59
*102%
..b
112%
185
-
106%
59
Saturday
*102
•111
112%
106
•!
*170
20%
No
O. C. C.
*102
V
107 V'
Apr
preferred
22%
185
Feb
10%
13% Nov
17
15 % Sep
Corp
5% %
50%
*102
115%
153/i July 10
11% July
8
38% Jan 29
PI
City Investing
50%
♦170
cl
Ice St Fuel
City
21%
,
Co
C I T Financial Corp
5,200
2,600
54%
107
Ry
Cotton
Gas
25%
185
Jan
21'/4 Mar
45
l
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
3,900
11,600
V
Nov
23% Jan
50
;
Co
21%
•102 V
25% July
43
Copper Co
51%
•170
3
4
Preferred
44
32
Chlckasha
9,600
27%
46 1
30%
-
11%
109%
29
102 3/a July 31
28 '/a Sep
No par
preferred
tChllds
41,800
'
Jan
par
preferred
conv
Chile
31
27 y8
28
44
30%
A
1,600
x433/a
26%
44%
12%
r
27%
42
30
33
26%
30%
47%
31 y4
13% Jan 24
Sep
W
B
pf ($2.50)
Chicago Yellow
112
*105
Deo
116
'
6,600
26 y4
26%
26 ya
112
Louis
preferred
$3
500
.; :
11%
59
Pr
991/4
977/a
993/4
26 %
*110
300
9%
Jan
14
Sep
36% Sep
143/e Jan
r__5
Chicago Pneumat Tool
44
*38
44
97%
26%
112
♦105
43%
•106
*38
'?
9%
9%
;i;.C V 9
:
V
97%
26
112
27%
.,41
95%
26%
•105
9
8%
*37
4%
4
1.25
(The)
Milw St
5%
6,100
ft;?.'
16%
18%
4
20
Dec
22
1
Chicago & Northwest'n
110
56%
61%
173/4
>
■?/■:
93/4 Sep
21%
31%
No par
Cp
Dec
Jan
Apr
3
25
25 %
18%
20%
93/4 Sep
33
Sep
par
Jan
Dec
15
101. Jun
-No
14%
July 10
66%
173A Apr
110% Jun
40
&
Series
.6,800
.
Ind
Class
16,500
20%;J,21%
RR
3
Jan
Jan
ft Jan
100
preferred
Chic
18,100
•/
26
37%
'
Chic
300
47%
'
5%
53,000
45
10 % Feb
Chicago Great West RR Co
4,400
57/a
57/a
173%
49%
29
A
Chicago Corp
8,000
:
East 111
Class
4,600
;
16%/ 17%
ey4
15%
41%
Chic &
38,500
ft/
10%
11%
16 %
23
3
38y8Jun
No par
"6,200
15%
15%
♦91/4
.
22,800
II,700
;
Dec
3
Checker Cab Mfg
Chesapeake Corp of Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
500
■
Jun
159
4
Champion Pap & Fib Co
$4.50
preferred
3,300
:
53%'- 553/4
9%
-
15
,
?
110
2
No
Nov
104% May
20% Sep
Products
71
127
22% Jan
No par
Deo
Dec
Jan
47 3A
175
161% Jan
1
Copper
Dec
48%
Jan
83% May 29
109% Jan 14
20% Jan
/
10
8
Mar
No par
Chain Beit Co__
30
112
20'A
193/4
20
20
V
51%
»1097/a
112
•1097/a
111
111
25
4%%
Pasco
de
Certaln-teed
46,800
29
111
25
Vloleta.Sugar Co
Ribbon Mills
Century
41
111
Feb
tCent RR of New Jersey
3,600
36%
33
56
20
Jan
152
105 y8 Apr
preferred__100
Pr Corp pfd 3.40% ser_100
Cent N Y
101%
107/a
111 Lt
8
154
No par
Highest
9 per share
Jan
35%
13
Jan
5%
81% May 27
preferred
Central
70
Jun
4
Central Hudson G & E Corp_No par
4,600
'/V
113
5 %
55
183
No par
100
Central Aguirre Assoc
Central Foundry Co
10,800
'
10%
10%
V;
3,000
39
Sep
4
163% July 24
2
No par
2d preferred
Oelotex Corp
500
22
103/8 Jan
4
I per share
Sep
1st preferred
♦4.75
Lowest
59
7%
20,200
''
20%
217/e
.
114
101%
'
-
r
21
t 9%
114
9%
26%
141/4 y
'
•112%
10%
9%
*100
26%
21
22%
12
1
15
112%
25%
20%
20%
23
v
21%
25
100
Oelanese Corp of Amer
120
I per share
7% Sep
1
No par
100
107%
156
155
Highest
t per share
Par
'
.
Caterpillar Tractor
18,700
63
•:*
107%
*106%
159
v
,
Year 1945
Lowest
Preferred
4,600
'64 VV
Range Since January 1
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co
50
•
157'/a
;,..
9,200
167
Range for Previous
STOCK
•
I,900
401/4
-
167
163%
61'/a
60
•106%
107
-
39%
163%
YORK
EXCHANGE
Shares
7%
7%
165
66%
-
56 %
107
39
165
NEW
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
S per share
7%
7'/4
170
39Vz
LABOR
Sept. 5
$ per share
7%
Friday
Sept. 6
Thursday
Sept. 4
,
I per share
$ per share
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Par
Lowest
Highest
9 per share
I per share
Highest
1:.
t per share
9 per share
'
s-':
STOCK
DAY
66%
:
533/4
;
65
107%
;
42
.
"105
51 %
'
13%
14
18%
16%
18%
;■
17%
173/4
19%
19%
:/
17%
18%
18
22
18%
18%
183/4; / ft"-?
18
20%
15
is;
•
•'v ■;
36
35
^
9%
''
•
''
p:-;
347/a
" 34
,
'v
iV
'
13%
173/4
♦15/;. z/ia n* -"■/* 14
?
E>
12%
.
*15
rl/64
109 %
1093/4
108%
•104 %
105%
38%
353/4
303/4
28%
34
3la
59%
Colo
Fuel
5%
&
cum
Colorado
600
Iron
Corp
preferred
conv
8c
par
par
104
Apr
26
42
Sep
3
Jv-p
Z-*
*94
44%
115
31%
Feb
49
Dec
101%
Oct
106
Deo
343/8
Jan
14
Nov
233A Jan
29
24% Feb
Jan
18
Sep
100
18% Sep
28
18%
100
15
Sep
39
Jan
14
28%
Jan
46%
Jun
preferred
100
16% Sep
38
Jan
14
253A
Jan
46%
Jun
47
Jan
29
31
Mar
50 Ya
Nov
Jan
28
31
Mar
50
Nov
Jan
24
11%
Deo
'
v
100
Columbia Br'd Sys Inc cl A
;•
Class B
4,800
.ft/./' 1,700
2.50
2.50
114,100 ? Columbia Gas & Elec
•94
97
-iy-' ,:.V.'
-33/4
124%
.
No par
?/; Rights
6%
2,600
,
preferred series A_
preferred
5%
100
33 % Aug
■>
29
47
32 % Aug 28
9% Jan
14
3
4%
Jan
90%
Jan
110% Nov
10
84
Jan
107%
48 Z; Apr 22
363A May 21
106% Apr 10
36
Nov
41% Oct
26
Deo
28
6
39
Jan
53%
Sep
July 15
110
Dec
116%
Deo
15% Aug
25%
Deo
1/128 Aug 23
3% ;
118% 120 —'ft29%
51
57
1
•
V "-
>
■
'
30
3/i
32%
29
34
41
36%
119
.
32 3/a
mm-'
ft
ft/
39
$3.60
100
108% Sep
32
4
100
102% Jan
353/4 Sep
4
No par
Aug 23
111% July 25
23
No par
pfd w
24% Feb 26
No par
95 7
Elec_10
41% Sep
w
Southern
Ohio
Credit
10
preferred
Commonwealth
100
No par
Jun
107
6%
28
A
a
106
;
3 V-'
,y'i-:
;
•
20%
6VB
7Va
106 Va
105%
;
20
21%
ft-
28
27
29%
106
6%
6%
7V4
20
7
28%
29
1053/4
105%
203/4
17%
6%
27%
29
20
193/4
18%
17%
513/4
48
49
49
50
49%
49i%
i-py 21%
233/4
21
22%
22
223/4
22% !
23
i
26%
28%
24%
27
24%
25%
25%
25%
1
25
28%
22V4
23%
233/4
25
233/4
25
1133/4
1133/4
113%
1133%
1133/4
40%
42%
37%
383A
39%
2,800
is y4
"J
49
18%
,
177/b
'
18
#
'5,300
-
17%
Edison
4,000
of
N
Y
2
Feb
1
89
Jan
1243/4
36 Va Jun
17
28%
Jan
34 %
Nov
42 3/4 Jan
2
77% Apr
22
22
Jan
48
Nov
par
par
Nn
par
No var
Grocers
Corp
Laundries Corp
Consol
31
4
5
$5 preferred
Consolidated
53/4 Jan
4
Copperimlnes Corp
Consol
49,500
"ft
105 %
1053/4
20%'
32% May 13
19 % Mar 15
23/4 Jan
So par
Consol
19,200
593A Jun
123
6
29% Sep
No
'
;/
.
Sep
111% Sep
118 % Sep
No
Cougoleum-Nalrn Inc
Consolidated Cigar
4,100
50% Aug 12
,5
4
X40
25
Co
New
5.4U0
July 23
1.33%
5
132
17% Sep
6
29% Sep
6
18% Sep
6
40% May 31
34
3
55%
3
10 3/4 Feb
Sep
6% Sep
27
•
Sep
36
4
193/4 Sep
26% Mar
6
Feb
6
,
Consolidated
Natural
Consolidated
Vultee
15
Gas
24%
106
163/4 Feb 26
23 3A Apr
42% Jan
60
18
20
Sep
4
j'v'.'- '/v
.
■
:
I
15%
17%
15
106 %
106%
*105
39%
42%
38%
*110%- 113%
*110%
10
53
11%
543/4
'
9%
50%
*106
40
40
*110%
10%
10%
*105
24% Sep
4
47
Jan
1
*1107/8
10%
11
12
12%
38
38
39%
>_
■ft
22 % Sep
4
32
Continental
Continental
17%
17%
18
2,800
18%
19%
19
20
19
19%
3,000
51%
53
50
51%
51
51'%
150
14%
15;!: ft;:
14%
15%
15%
153%
4,500
55
54%
15
•'
16%
'
:
*54%
55
260
17
14%
16
15%
16
153/4
16
5,900
60%
58
59
58
583/a
57%
58%
880
34
34%
33
34
32%
333/4
31%
321/4
13,400
*1073/8
107 7/a
230
56
;V
1
56
15
59%
1
y>
.
56
■
ft
55
'
108
64%
108
66%
*107%
62%
108
64 Y*
108
108
63
64
*200
9%
8%
8%
Q
10
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
53/4
343/4
373/4
37%
38i/4
X33
107%
31 %
*25
footnotes
see
page 1343.
205
40
107%
32
28 3/i
200
*107
29%
.*20
200
108
303/4
26
*107
30%
*20
108
303/4
26
65%
*200
203
8%
*201
For
64
•••.'
.
-
203
6,400
10
of
Copperweld Steel
Exch
Bank
3% %
Corn
Products
11% July
Jan
Interna t
38
26,300
107
200
30%
22
35 %
Dec
45
Dec
115
Feb
Deo
109% Jan
17% Aug
108%
Jan
26%
Apr
8%
Jan
10
4
53"% Jun
10
No par
110% Jan
2
5
9% Sep
4
50% Sep
102
113% Mar 29
18 3/a Feb
63
Jan
18
24
4
Jan
29
Sep
4
35% Feb
26
493A May 23
4
40% nov
17% Deo
109%
933/4 July
37% Jan
106 %
10%
Apr
46
Dec
50
Sep
113
July
8
11
45% Deo
Jan
•
July 18
25
Dec
17%
Dec
Jan
59%
Jan
20
Deo
29% July
•
43
Nov
Oct
x23% May 29
14
No par
Co
2,100
Crane
16% Sep
83A
common
19
47%
Feb
16
12%
Jan
19%
60
24
49%
Jan
533/4 Jun
Jan
14
14% Sep
4
7
5
31% Sep
6
39% May 29
105% Feb
5
1093/4 Aug 14
8
70% Aug 12
52 *
58'A May
199
Jan
(The)
3
18
16% Aug
21
52% Mar
643A
30
38 %
-
Jun
;
Oct
71
Oct
182%
Jan
199
Deo
143/4 Apr
10
6
Jan
13
Deo
7% Jan
29
3%
.Tan
Dec
Jan
43% Deo
3
49% Jun
17
253A
107
Sep
6
110% Aug
99 % Aug
29% Sep
4
353A Jan
8
14
July 23
39% Feb
1
28
Oct
Dec
Sep
2
Dec
108
x33
No par
26%
Deo
1013/4 Aug
58% Jan
loo
(The)
553/4 Nov
67% Jan
210% Mar 30
2.
8 % Sep!-
4% July 16
,-Apr
r
27% Jan
ft
25
preferred
Deo
Jan
23 % Feb
1
Corp
28%
Jan
56.
4
14% Sep
57% Jun
25
100
16
,5.
1
50
Refining
Cream of Wheat Corp
1
3
Sep
20
Corp
Co
common
Crosley Corp
30% Feb
18% Sep
,50
1
Co
33/4%
par
5
100
Trust
Inc
Coty
25
22
12% Feb 26
Feb
No
Preferred
Coty
6,200
30%
109 % May
31%
18
5
preferred
6,700
*20%
54% Apr
1
Corning Glass Works
53/4
107
4
10
Conv pref 5%
series
Cornell-Dubilier Electric
Corn
9%
.
115% Mar 15
21
Jan
38% Sep
Del_
Steel Corp
Ccoper-Bessemer Corp
$3 prior preferred
93A
37
Jun
37
8
.._20
Motors
OU
5%
-.1
112
No par
Continental
19%
53%
.
par
No par
Inc
Continental Insurance
6,200
21
17
Can
2,100
.1
51,100
18%
163/4
Continental
34% Nov
Sep
Aug 26
21
20
No
Jan
•
53%
16%
pfd
of America
7,500
16 3/4
;
$4.50
pfcL
$3.75 preferred Continental Diamond Fibre
m
52'%
39 3/a
Pow
6%
Continental Baking Co
$5.50 preferred
100
13'%
38%
13%-.
37%
Cuba
Container Corp
14,300
10'%
51
133/8
39%
of
RR
Consumers
10,100
,
41%
13
52%
11%
200
113
10%
Consol Retail Stores Inc
9,000
/,
16%
107
39%
113% 'ft
51%
513/4
16%
16%
413/4
113%
40
Consol
2,800
1133/4
39%
107
37%
r
1133/4
V
40%/.;.;
>
16
15%
107
1133/4
8,000
ft
Oct
Nov
7% Dec
17%
May 27
33% Jan 17
1
'
J
Dec
25% July 12
100
Aircraft
50
Jan
3% Mar
28
6
39%
29%
May 13
1093/a Jan
4
105% Sep
4% Nov
H Jan
'
6,000
17,100
..
Oct
Deo
No par
Edison
Co"rip Nast Pub Inc
800
30'/4
com
Commonwealth & Southern__No par
$6 preferred series
No par
27,500
39'%
Co
Commercial Solvents
/ 3,600
•18
;
39
&
Commercial
310
300
18
40%
cum
Columbus
286,900
1221/4
■■■29%
30% •30%
•
]
23,200
ft
ft
——
mm
'
38 % ;••'
$4.25
•
32 3/a
31%
Pictures
v, 10,700
'•
mm
mm*
30
.lV'
23%
"
37/a ft- 4
'
l
;
42%
—-
Carbon
Columbia
9,700
111 J/4
223/4
123%
30 3/a
Columbia
*7,600
•
•"'%
42%
4
120
30%
51
?••
ft
:;;ftftft'.ft/ft
111%
23%.:
33/4
2,800
37
43'%
43%
433/4
22%
3%
ftx'ft
113
*111%
22
.
43
42%
•
;ftft
203/4
32%
JV;'■/;
•
43
126%
•52-r
96
41%
114
43/8
29%
'['V''t& '*[
*94
433/4
x40
24%','
1
•
96
Jun
preferred
28'%
,
Deo
50%
Jan
1st
104'%
36%
28% .,: '
Deo
16
41
50 ®A
2nd
.
543,000
X28%
37 va
37
X27%
X112
46 '/a
116
20%
-
:
42%
46%
'ft
36
29%
*94
96
43%
>
Nov
July 11
12% Sep
20
Oct
72
■?
'
j.-
"•
Deo
Aug 20
5
63% Jun
110
16
No Par
Southern
60 3A
183
May
non-cum
109 J/4
104%
_26
No
No par
1/128
108 7/a
104%
42% Feb
130
69% May 20
non-cum
ft.
;ft
109
104%
104%
rl/128
:
23
No
preferred
10%
10%
'
Jan
11
4%
33% ■33 J/4
333/4
4
62
Feb
4%
35
10%
Sep
par
200
ft
16 J/2
108%
109%
104%
37
28%
19
16%
rl/64
'/ft
par
156
w/ftftftftft. 1,680
173/4
16
35 'ft
P
10
9% ;. ■ > 9%
.
A
14
17%
16
;ft
v"./; ••
35
/<■•'•&
?* ■?*'"/;r
V /V'v
'.'
'Xx;ft; 35
333/4^
33%
34%
33%
<•
'
11
17'j:
'
/ft'" 13%
No
A
$3.50
ft?., 18,400
•:?; ' 4,700
'f ft
16
13
No
Collins 8c Alkman
2,200
19
(The)
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
50
'/.ft
46%
Co
Coca-Cola International Corp No par
'
5,500
'
106
46
47%
Class
130
:ftft/'ftft-
.
49 Vaft
ftft
108
47%
45%
66
Coca-Cola
1,700
*900
.
51%
*105
108
43
160
65%
65%
ft'—.
50
493/4
*105
..
51
%
159%
159
*900
48%
54%
107%
,
.
■'
65%
*900
♦1100
CLOSED
65%
v
;
159
163
156
166
•65%
LABOR
EXCHANGE
166
24
Jan
28% Mar
108%
Deo
34%
Dec
41
Jun
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Monday, September 9, 1946
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Monday
Saturday
Aug. SI
Sept. 4
Sept. 8
Sept. 2 /
I per
Sper share
42 %
g per share
9 per share
'
LABOR
53
30
.
107%
118% 121
40%
44%
-26
31
27
29
19%
22%
19%
'21
27%
23%
*165
165
165
40
173%
41
-
42%
45
*103
105 ■■1-V
i9%;
*103
•11%
12%
126 /
126
123%
123%
x68
.68
70'/a
-69%
6%
6
19
20%
19%
105
*48
*
19%
*
20%
60'
v 1
•
9,500'
■
140
31%
32
30%
32 ;
18
19%
20 ;/■''/
19%
20%
20
21
20
21%
20
20
21
•
Prior preferred—.
;
22
23
23
20
/'/
19
22%
:
19%
Dana
34
111
22
I'll
49
53
42/;
46%
41
41
22 %:
48
50 V4
39%
'
41%
2,000
5,300
•
40
35%'
*40
35%
•
8V4
7%
9
7%
41%
24;
51%
52% /
;/■; 42
43%
24%
43
40%
*40
36
8 Va
73
*70%
21%
■
8%
:
.
//;
25%
...
40%
40%
49%
22%
24%
*
106 '
42
21
40%
:
8%.;
8%
23%
24 Va
27%
39%
40
49
49%
49%
49%
20%
21%
.21%
22%
21%
21%
23%
22 Vs
107
40
106
r
106
37
38%
j'1
:
;:*
105%
37%
37
52%
53%
49%
51
51
51
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34%
34%
31%
32%
32
32
30%
31%
28;
30%
28%
29%
30
27%
29%
19
19%
-87%
91
26
18%
...
.18%
/
52
-5%
Cup Co
5
6
76% Apr
29
12% Feb
4
5% Aug
34'% Feb
2
18% Jan
4
18%
im
85
88
Sep
•4'
30
145-
July 18
4
45
May 20
29'
July 15
May 13
Oct
154
Oct
75%
Oct
9
Sep
25% Apr
Nov
27% Deo
Sep.
Sep
~
30% Oct
118
125
Oct
37% Deo
•
4'
;
34
31% May 23
30% Sep
4
6
20 % Sep
4
34% Apr 20
45
2
75% May
jan
39% Sep
11
34
Jan
113
4
37 % Jan
16% Jan
36% July 31
7
108% Sep
33
1
58% Jun
114
Jan
3
39% Mar
42% July 26
34% Aug
34V4 Jan
50% Jan
29
Deo
49% Nov
47% May
Dec
40%
Sep
3
7y2 Sep
' 23 % Sep
3
16% Jan
16
4
28
Apr
17
21
Jan
•77/ Feb
25
67
Jan
75
Sep
y
73
Aug 22
20% Sep
6
24'A Sep
4
"
39% Sep
50 % Apr
33
Aug
50
40% Jan
48
16%
Jan
35
Deo
Jaii
109
Mar
17% Mar
50
Deo
47
56
Dec
29%
Oct
*
43 % Jan
3
19
1
100
Sep
105% Mar 15"
Jun
16%
Jun
Dec
9
4
Aug 26
34% Jan 14
39
July 10
3
57%
25%
7% Mar
Aug 13
,
39% May
4
15
.';: 18V4 Sep
24
—No par
common
;———No-
Co._
Doehler-Jarvls Corp
37
par"
.109% Feb
y
52
Sep
4
49% Sep
30% Sep
.
No par
0
——
4
,•
6:
y
25
Jan
3
18% Sep
4
105
5
Dome Mines Ltd—
Douglas Aircraft————No par
'
Dow Chemical Co common—No par
No pat
143% Feb 26
*: 112% Sep
4
: > 19
Sep - 4 :
No par
/.
Apr 24
62% Jun
;
8,200.
8,000:
;
24%
122% Apr
59% Jan
45% NOV
Nov
1
Class A———
'7,500
19%
87%
Mar
24
.
'
19
9
Jan
20
!,
Jan
'146% Feb
;
5
Dr.. Pepper
i,.-
26
28
5
4
jioo
preferred—^—
Dixie
350.:
1,100*:
-
84
84
x81%
.
200:
2,400*
4
Sep
51% Nov
8
Sep
No par
—.—
par
6% partlc preferred—
23
Diamond T Motor .Car Co^
9
Distil Corp-Seagr's Ltd new——2
.46,800
v
July
4
.
Diamond Match—^
t
500
p\ 5,000'
23
105%
1,600
-
'V
49%
24 %
/ 82'A, May 16
Sep
*
Devoe & Raynolds class A——_12.50
?
99% Dec
'106
,
110% Jun
.1
De Vilbiss Co—
5,100
Mar 25
2
19
—.100
—
Deo
Deo
11
19% Sep
Delaware Lack & Westefn
J—50
Detroit Edison—.
.20
Detroit Hillsdale ft S W RR CO—100
a
^
800
20
*106
,
11,500
73
19%
.
Preferred
NOV
56
Deo
Jun
•
Delaware & Hudson
20,200
; :
20%
27
40%
-
102
42
29
66
laf
'■
_»50o
6,700
■
X150
NOV
Aug
Mar
4
30
Decoa RecordB
14,000
500'
,
16
129% Jan
Dayton Rubber Mfg Co^._
Co—
25
145% Jan
25% Jan
5% Sep
:
&
8
10
28% Jan
8
9
Nov
52% Nov
111
Jan
Feb,
19
(The)—7
Deere
Jan
87% Jan
66% Sep
1
—
124
Oct
35%
Nov
-
9
165
11% Sep
Dayton Power & Light Co
4%% preferred—
Inc
106
12
Deo
112
Mar
J23
no par
"
20%
26 %_ 27%
t
-
i
37%
*65
.
y
•
1.9
37
1Q9
41-
73
21
40
*49%
18%
*60
26%
39%
*49%
19-
24% :;V:
21
21
23%/:
28%
/'< 24%
.
23%
73
*60
/•,'
,
24%:
23%
:
:,
35%
"
25%
24 Va
52
106% Dev
16
.
53
30% Deo
5
3
'
20
111%
41
21 :•/;
111%
'
23
'
3
18% Sep
Davega Stores Corp, N Y
Chemical Corp ITbel
13,200:
32
Apr
54% Feb
115% July
'
48% Jan
6
,
47
=.100
<——
.
3
99% Jari
4,700*
.
'150'
4
59% Dec
.
Jan
Jan
39
-
.
——:
.3
9 per share
20%
5
Jan
160
Davison
Corp
110% Feb
Jan
49% Nov
12
19% Sep
1
...
40% Apr
25 % Sep"
7,400
22%
21%
31
113
.
'
:
40
.
;
32
51%
34
•
31%
*111%
'
20%
.
39
31 *
112%
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.//■/
24/.'
34
21%
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'
•
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31
//
•/.;'?
:
"
37.
6'
4
Highest
9 per share
14
Sep
Sep.
t
38 '
109
J
Cutler-Hammer Inc..
Jan
Jart 21
115
'
No par
2,600
-
54% Feb
—
D
19
27
No par
.
5,300*
,
Feb
27% Sep
62
i.
'
Cushman's Sons Inc 7% pfd
—'
31
$7 preferred!
Curtlss-Wrlght—..
Class A
50,900
20%l
19%
•.
1,300*
6%
*130
"
48,400'
67
6%
140
*130
100.. *
•
51
107
—
1,500
.
123
66%
6%
5,900
y >
13 %"
1
12%
-
*119
68 '
6
60
par
No par
No par
1% preferred—
—100
Cudahy Packing CO—
__30
4%9fr preferred.—?,
..100
Cuneo Press Inc new5
Cunningham Drug Stores' Ino._2.50
Curtis Pub Co (The)^—
No par
100
•
Sep*
Crucible Steel of Amer——No: par
5% preferred—
100
Cuba RR 6% preferred—.
-U00
Cuban-American Sugars
10
/•
19%,
19%
-
.
13 %
123
66%
19%
r
:
43% * /
30
32%
30%
12 %
-
■
65
123
140
*130
140
*134
39%
*52
6%
.5%
105
19%
19
57
173%
*103
44%
*103
105-
18%
*48%
x57%
11%
•
42%
57%
14%
18%
'
165
165
300
Year 1940
Lowest
9 per share
$.7%
No
—
$4.20 preferred
$4 2nd preferred
-'
5.200'
V;//../ 800
26%
- 1,000'
22%
11,100'
21%
*165
42%
preferred
$2
—
42
103
102%
25%
-
'
•
'-V
119
41
102%
22%
26%
v
102
•
I per share
'Crown Zeilerbaoh Corp....
9,600
-
107%
*110%
41%
""41%
101
900-
30%
28%
*104
Tar
&;Sea/i———Ndpar
Crown Cork
6,300 ;
-
52
*50
30%
107%
*113% 119
41%
38
40%
39%
52
297/e
*105
108
101
100
'
.117
.117
,
100
52
53
29%
*103%
*103%
CLOSED
40%
-39%
' ;■ //.r
Shares
-9 per share
9 per share
38%
52%
32'/a
Range Since January 1
Lowest
Highest
>
^
27%
53
DAY:
STOCK
JRange for Previous
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Sept. 6
Thursday
Sept. 5
share
38%
37%
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
10
48
Mar 19
37% May 31
2 29% Feb
18
Jan
22% Jan
6
80% July 24: *108% Mar 25
;
Mar
65
29% Nov
Mar
100% Dec
122% Jan
110% Jan
167% Deo
'
176% '
163%
168"
116%
175
*112%
112%
112 Va
23
*106
20'
19
110
20 y2
••106
20
40
38%
-
*129%
20%
/
1,500
21
20
/
20
116
1$
'/// /
■
*115
187%
130
13 Q
129%
129%"
*115
116
14
!5
16%
116
/
14%
*115
>:
15
'/
300,'
$ per share
'STOCK
EXCHANGE
Monday
Tuesday
Sept. 2
Sept. 3
/
$ per share
tiABOR
20
>
Thursday
sept. 5: 1
/'•;/■/: Sept. 4* ->//;;;
9 per share
/./
20
23%
9per share
9 per share
20%
.20,
!
D
W G
Cigar Corp
21
28
29%
25%
52%
49
50
220
225
X220.
226..
*205
209
*204
225
46
32
27%
*204
48
31%
30
*110"
?
/
209.
53%
,
110%
46
42%
110%
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"U9%
;9%
8%
:■'?
55
61%
16%
38%
;
8%
8%
61%
;.4%
4%
20%
V
17%
41/4
169
149%
150%
140
'■
42
43
52Vt
49%
15%
18%
25%
28
76
104.
153
4%
:
;
144
144
50 y«
^1%
14
15%
25%
v-
15%
'
■
;
.
*104
106
*104
106
/■?:; 27
29
109
109V4
3%
"108%
1091/4
27%
.3%
11%
61%
62%
61%
'
*90%
3
'
3
12
117
Mar
Oct
,-100
-
preferred
5
1-100
j
Lowest
Highest
,
I per share
9 per share
13
Jan
21%
liv«
JUn 10
263*
Sep
Jan
35% Nov
Apr 24
170
185
Jan
104
229
Jan
49
Sep
July
Aug
,
July
3
200
Deo
Deo
Jun
66% Oct
:
40% May 22
112
Aug
2
24
52% Aug 14
109% May 24
-8% Sep
4
1
Year 1945
/
"209 '/ Aug 28
71
Feb
2
8'
' 4
27 % Sep : 4
108% May 23
: 33
Mar 4
Jafi
46
Feb
114.
•
106
25
109%
Deo
39% Dec
112
Deo
13
8% May
16% Jan 28
107%-107% (
108y2108%
3%
Deo
13%
13
"■"64%
64%
65%
65%
*90%
'
92%
12%
92%
13%
12%
;
22
/T-V"" 21"
22
'
*90%
12 %
,
39:
;
..31%
49%
44%
'
34%"
•
46
21%
■
35:;;
34
:"v, 45 ■,"
9%
8%
-
47 ■;;.'
71
Deo
•
.
Sep
104
Sep
3,100"
1,000.
,
No
25% Sep
•
29% Jan
27 %
Dee
81
Dec
20
9
16
Jan
15
100% Jan
8
100% Sep
6
Mar
101
Sep
1
May
30
Jan
14
/
>
33% Apr 16
5834 Apr 26
15
;n% Jun
Sep " 4
63% Jan
3
;
9
107% Dec
37
Deo
106
July
July
July
108
109
4% NOV
20% Jun
12% Jan
68% Jan
86
Deo
86
29
4
8% Jan
Sep
Jan
95
Sep
.44%
103
.22% Jan
4
3
Mar
24
Jan
111*% Mar
'5%
62
7 23% Jan 28
; 93
Jan 17
31% Sep
'
Deo
43% Aug
34% Mar
25
Jun 25
55% NOV
48% Oct
20% Mar
2a
Sep
3
61% Sep
3
X90% Aug 29
Sep-
146
21% Aug
110
11
12
Jan
/ 41% Apr
'106% Jan
9
Jun
Deo
103
2
111
3
;2%
158
/
104% Apr 11
105
May 1
par
/Jan
30 Va Feb
3
4
102 y4 Apr
7% Deo
19% Deo
109
43% Mar 29
,102% May 28
<
6
,
•
2
56 Va Jun
/ 61%
5
Sep
Eversharp Inc —w———
'—-.1
Ex-Cell-O Corp
-————3
Exchange Buffet Corp—i——2,50
12,200
?
9%
2
Jan
Eureka Williams Corp-——
—8
Evans Products Co———0
4,400.
.
46
9%
' 4
4% Aug
3% Jan
24% Deo
July 10
*167,
_
,
14
common.
':
24'
180 Vz May
Sep
42
S% prel series A
——100
Erie Sc Pitts RR Co————,—60
9,400v
Vt
i;
Jan
7% Jan
29% May 28
;: 46% Jan
-
.
•
/
73
Ene RR
5
22
X44%
91/4
?
35
1 •
:1,200
13%
33
,
"
33%
92
y;
390
.
Sep
24
40,900
410'
y
4
137
—3
:
Jan
16% Sep
148% Jan
No par
16,700
'
;
Jan
14
24
'•y:
—
200
:
42%
5
48% Jan
80% Feb
■
Emerson Electric Mfg Co—
HQ
V
5
35% Apr
38% Sep
Emerson Radio &
•17,406
:
Se^
16% Sep
$6 preferred—
El Paso Natural Gas;
400
"
/
:
1041/4
12%
63
20
103
54%
No par
—4Phonograph
„_B
Endlcott Johnson Corp,
,—,—50
4% preferred
;
-100
Engineers Public Service com—-1
$5 preferred——No par
: $5% preferred—.
No par
$6 preferred-—
-——No par
^Equitable office Bldg__„-No par
>
:
31/4
I31/2-
,12%
.
47 "A
/■9
113
30 Vs May 22
31'/a May 16
7 61
Fel? 26-
215,
191
Electric Storage Battery——No par
5,000
v
v
>
11,600
Vv
28%
27%
;
3ys
'"
24.1/2
;
16%
104
14%
14%
2,400/
"•
251/4
.3'
9
15%
73
11
[:?:
2
•
2,800.
24%
104
.
2i
4
Elec & Mus Ind Am shares
Electric Power <fe Light—
No par
$7 preferred——-—No par
7,500.
48,800
-
'/
431/4"
73
26
?
*.
•
.51V*
.
;
so
107%
20.
/
26
25% Jun
—
906
700"
1,800
*71
102%
:
Feb
5
May 21
9 per share
30% Jan
Electric
6,300
;
73
107%
92
Dec
129
Highest
'
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
Boat—1_——
Cony preferred w i——
■
145%
43
50
14,500
•
;
,
}59
X145%
16%
25%
:'
25 Ve
18%
4%
51%
104%
*90%
Deo
34%
192% Oct
125% Jan
Lowest
/19% Feb
Elastic: Stop Nut Co.
4,100
.
Co.
preferred-
30%
Jan
Range for Previous
Ekco Products Co-——
4%%
18%
■
;
108 'A
X12%
>
3,700*
;
r
17%'
43%'
103%
.
9
<39
X156
43;
y;
108%
:•
•
104
110
30
I
•iv,' 4%.
4%
*108% 109%
*
45
*70
104
110
21
Range Since January. 1
Edison Bros Stores Inc com——1
i*. 3,500.
:
58%
39
•
18%
158
30%
104:% 104%
v
/
Mar
Deo
3
July
116% Feb
4
:
Eaton Manufacturing Co—
110 %
18%'
39%
155
•
,
24%
.
?
25%
•
10/
4,400 ~
•
56%
18%
V
18
140
47%
193
'
76"
Eagie-Plcher
£
31
110% :
43%
58%!
57
"39
,181/4
17
164%
•
.
*109%
*38%*
51%
30
*108%
18%
40"
'
133 /
4
Sep
12
20 Va Aug
155
13
Jun
113
1
20%
45
Jan
14
Inc_^__
1
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
I
Eastman Kodak C0—J.—NO pat
Q% cum preferred-^.-.
wlOff
2,600
50%
110%
9
54%
4
209
♦109%
18
16%
114
5
.Jun
33%
Apr
111% Dec
58% May 28
.227
4
Oct
115
27
y
125May 22
Eastern Airlines
1,100
/
222%:
49%
31
'
-
Jan
Sep
9 per share
19,700
,
i
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45
17
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37,500
•
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V
220
/
51
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22%
21%
27
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209
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27
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Apr 12
41% May 10
4
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f)
22%
29%
.28%
47
7
«Jun
33%. Jan
4
NEW YORK STOCK
the Week
50
222
25%
50%
CLOSED
Sep
19V2 Sep
30.
1
^
Sales for
Friday
,4
I
50
'
DAY
106
;
—u_No par
(IS I) & Co—__20
04.50 preferred-^.—
NO par
Duoueana Light 6* 1st pfd
100
*
Jun
"118
STOCKS
Wednesday
'
-
-100
International-:
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Saturday
Aug. SI
preferred-—-
ll92:
.
Du P de .Nemours
•
3,300"
,'r
conv
60c;
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,
8,800
:
3%%
Dunhlll
1,700
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v
116
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t
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188
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A
.
11,100
y
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38%.
100
20 %
186
184%
129%
170
19%
108%
36%
/
168
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117
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170
170
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Va
194"
180
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:
92
NOV
Jan
20% Deo
11% Jan
15% Jan
28% Dec
42% Jan
'
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8
Jan
9%
DOO
-if.
55'
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*;
63
9%
21%
21%
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41
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33
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61
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59
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60
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42%
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16%.
16%
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43
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111
.
*—3
39
Sepr
26
Feb
Sep
/ 26% Sep
x1048/b Apr
Ferro Enamel
16%
'.16%
16%
16%
29
30
26
26
25%
25%
241-b
25 V,
23%
25%-
81
.
.30%:
1,700 ■•'
5,100:
22,700»
'
10
preferred
i.—
.—100
pat
(The) Carpet Co—
No pat
Flintkote' Co (Thej; com——No par.
—
500
16%
*25%
-
;
25%
-25-,
Power Corp
—27%
Florsheim Shoe class A hew_No par
Follansbee Steel Corp:
,i
—-10
Fair
1,900 >
Inc——Notpar/
Food Machinery Corp——
l_10
Foster-Wheeler
4,300
'
Jan
26 V4 Deo
Mar
110% Oct
54% Feb
43% Jun
7
25% Jan
23% Jan
32% Nov
108
5
Feb
7
34 Va May 29
3'
-70
Feb
.
7
9% Jan
103
y Jan
21% July
50
Jan
42%
18
107%
Dec
Deo-
Apr
34% NOV
63%
Deo
83% Apr
6
53% Mar
70% NOV
109% Jan
17
105% Apr
42% Jan
110% Mar
60
Oct
23% Jan
July
111% Nov
•
20% Sep
6'
,
i 70 V2 May 29
28% July 1
46% Jun
30% Sep
110% Jan
115
40% Sep
t' 16% Janf
.
24
Sept
i
11% Jan
J
14% Sep: * 4
72% Feb 26'
preferred—,^
28
25% Sep
5
Franci«co Suear Oo_—- Na war
23% Sep-
5
.29",
Sept
Jan
5
18
'Apr 18
20% Jun
7
57
10
prior
Deo
17
104
5
/ 21'% Jun
/ 34% Aug 13
41
Corp__—-
6%
220
-
Nov
86% Nov
20 Va
10
55% Sep
;
/
Stores
2,500
30
—25
Florida
65
13
4
5
4
12
54% Feb' 25
Jan
12% Mar
106'/a Jun
First National /Stores—a—no
Food
18,100
80
30
♦
5,600
17
78
"
8,200
'
Sep
/ 42% Jan
Z 25%
'59% Sep
.
Firth
$4 preferred -i—i_——No par
Florence Stove Co—L—i—/-No var l
•
500
18
24
••
16%
79
'
^
x24
Firestone Tire & Rubber———25
1
17%
33%
26%
•
r
Fidel Phen Fire Ins N Y——10
1,500,
Corp—z——w—1
9
26% Jan
17
:
5
19% Jan
♦112% Feb
4'
Federated Dept Stores new com—*
4% % cony preferred—i.100
May 21
36% Feb
t
26
12
4% %
':i
:
4
18
Federal Motor Trucks—No par
8,100
'/■
45
24
.15%
'30
t
34% * '
17%
i7%:
77% "
.
33%
Sep
Jun
Federal-Mogul; Corp.;—1——8
2,900-
f /":
21% {
24
,
•f
62% f
59
'>■ 201/4
20
105
Federal Mln & Smelt Co-—
120
'
3
88
4
7,800
/. 11,500:
55%
•
X57
;
96
60-
22%
35
33%
*110% 112%
32%
Fbr footnotes see
page 1343.
f,
*JC7% 107%
21%
80
26%
/55%
62%
•
.*107% 107%
16%
■14%
•73%
■,
26%'
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Sep
9% Sep
1,1001,900:
:■
105% -105%
75
,
.
.
%
17%
'
•
31%
29%
1,500/
•
42
13%
281/4
26
.
41
18%
42
30%
-
52
:
Fajardo Sug Co of Fr Rico——.20
Corp/J:
Federal Light Ss Traction——13
$6 preferred—————No par;
Farnsworth Televis'n & Rad
18,400 :
:
*105% 106
14%
25%
v
112%
41%
;
22
Fairbanks Morse E Co——No par
4,000
4,300;.
:
,
c
11
/.V 21% :--'22
107
60
40%
::
22%' '
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33%
112%
57%
-
31%
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r 57":;
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55%
.
29
■
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20%
10%
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;
69%
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■
22%
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31
105
25%
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.
58%
22%
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40% '40%
13
26%
35
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15%
i/a
31%
105
23%
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21
,
61
22.
32%
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20
12
,
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28
56
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56
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39 y4
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52
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106%
;
,
23%
41
Jun 20
21% Feb 16
29
•23% May
107
41
Jan
38% Deo
53
Oct
16% Deo
18% DeO
~6%
13% Deo
Mar.
9
59% Aug
80 Vs
Jun
100'
Apr 16
49% Jan 17
28
Feb
9
25
Jan
44%
Deo
25
Jan
43 Va
Deo
28
14
Apr
27
Deo
35% Jan
iVolume 164 " Number 4523
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
1337
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW
>
faturday
Aug. 31
I per share
f»• V'
•
; #
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.
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.
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pi
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17
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55
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55
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11
86
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:
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33
33
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179%,
•
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48
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,
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7
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41
42
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34
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54
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28'/2
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-
48
28%
86
footnotes
see
page
1343.
27% Aug
17
4
14
9
103
Guantanamo
2'
'
Sep
lof %
4
25 Va
Jan
3J
Dec
Oct
52 y2
Jan
57
May
33/4
Jan
29
-147% July
25 Ya Feb.
8
47% May 14
88 % Apr-
3
-
53
" July
Apr
6
102
Apr
10
48
113% Jan
107
77
Mar
$5
preferred
Oil
NEW
4 t
: 4
:3
) 26
Sep /; 4
169
Jan
63
Sep
4
4%
Jan
Jan
Sep
Sep
7
.
Sep
64
Jun
Jan
Sep
Jan
109%
Feb
79
.,
v-
Aug
Jan
86
Bee
!-■
223/4
Jan
x35
Dec
'
5
104%
Jan
108% Mar
; 4
28 Va
Jan
52% Jan
May 20
54% May 28
111
13% Jan
108
14% Mar
30% Jan'28
'
4-
78% Jan
,
,78
26
<
:■
28-
May 31
'
Range Since January 1
Lowest
Highest
• per share
Par
' 9
per
"
2,600
1,500
78
54
*80
82 1
Deo
9 per share
••25
24'/4
>
Oct
152
60% May 29
X30
Feb
37
26 '
4
Apr
73/4
Jan
>11% Sep
,7% Sep
3
16% Jan
16
9%
4
15% Jan
28
6
Mar
Jan
2
July 11
108
—
—23
Co,,
Glass
121
v
-18
,
4
—25
X78
Sep
163/a
186
preferred —L„ioo
184
Jan
15
L
No
20%
100 %
90
Jan
2
192
Aug
7
par
■22
Sep
A
38% Jan
9
,53
Sep
4
72% Apr
130
Jan
28
1—100
ponv Dreferred
;
Hewitt-Robins Inc J,—_—
-35 ■•;■■ ••'
3
3 »»A
22%
37
.7%
35%
?r27%
29
100.
8P/4 Sep
par
No
par
,5
...
Hmde <si Dauch Paper Co
25%
25 >/4
:
400
Hires Co
-2
>24
r.
4
139
4
Jan
135
Sep
/ 27%-
27%
51..
,
4Q%! -i>
•
27%
.
-
17%—;
so
50
29'/a
83 %
: 7%
'36%'.
: 48%32 y8
new——5
2,400
1,400
(Del)
Hollander & Sons
.25
(A)_,
2.100
Holly Sugar' C»rp__;—.
11,100
HOmeetake
—
$2.25
800
30
2,400
*108%. 109
10
30
V
83%
85
3%%
preferred
19%
18%
19 'A
11,100
38%
37 V*
38%
2,300
Howard Stores Corp—
36'/i
37
36 % 5 37 '
3,600
Howe Sound Co
i9y4
IVn -;
---*i5y2 -17%
37%.
37%
20%- *—'-.20%
14%
6%.
.
38
"
33%
•-
6 %.
21 Va
6%: ;
,
16 I
3,300
700
37%
'
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5.200
'20%
,
34'%
,.
7%
7'/4
*16
.
21%-
20,800
34
■■
A--
£%
34%
3.600
6%
22.400
Hudson
&
38
106
•.
Apr
May
146% Jan
•
71 Va
3
Sep
t c
preferred
x43
22%
43%
Dec
14
Nov
Dec
Dec
14
Dec
>
134% NOV
•
Jan
Dec
103% Dec
Oct
Apr
Jan
35
92% Nov
189
>
3
•
9
"48
90
138
21% Aug
32
•
>100
,100
.
7
..,16
25
Jan
333/4 Nov
Jan
32%
Dec
Jan
11
6
17
Jan
26%
Nov
17%
Jan
35
Nov
42
Jan
60%
Jun
16% Jan
55% Oct
62% Apr
22
26
25
20
102
24
66
95
Apr
30
Apr
9
>47
Aug
Sep
3% Jan
25% Dec
63
Nov
29 3/4
Dec
109% July
87% Nov
12%
Jan
23 y8
34%
Jan
54
Dec
July 19
60 % Feb
4
Nov
Dec
Dec
23 %
35% Jun
Mar
35% Sep;
May 22
111% Jun
-413/4 Aug" 16
fl
40
28% Feb
,
July
4
36
3
17% Sep
23
37% Jun
34% May 10
5
Sep
27'% Jan
83
6
138
Feb
■•
Aug
393/4 Dec
Feb
72
123
May 31
5
Dec
12% Jan
251
2
Jan
8%
Dec
Jan
171
10
Jan
23 y4
Jun
45% May 17
July 15
July 19
26% Aug
36%
34% Mar 25
14% Jan
34
25
Hud Bay Min & em Ltd,,—No par
Hudson Motor Car,
:
—No ♦"*
33% Jan
4
'118%Sep
.4
6.66%
32% Sep
4
49% Jun
3
10% Jun
24
Dec
:3
Hunt
Foods
Inc__
Hupp Motor Ear Corp—
*
6
Sep
.
-
i
16%
Feb
130
2
41% Apr
•
108% May
1
—
4
v
Apr
104%
Jan
170
21
39% May 13
4 /
26
15% Sep
Co—No par
Manhattan-,
non-cum;
May
par
'
-5%
Sep
24 % Mar
,.26
12-30
No
00m
18%
1,100
Sep
100
_v---
preferred
37%
v
-
■,
No pat
:—50
com
Household Finance
8"
No par
Mining#,,^
Houdaille^Hershey
6,700
36%.
7%
1
.25
-
29%
108%
83 'A
16% ,17%
52
52%-
v
,>.
ic8%
:
,.
''
16%
..
27 ?•
26%
x39% >40%
>
1
Holland" Furnace
Houston Light & Pqwer
Houston Oil of Texas v
18%
%r
*15
6
y.
27
26
32 Vz Feb
10
(C E) The
37
17%
35
17
*31
-26%
155
17
No
$4
Jan
29 %
Dec
Jan
'
No par
:
Dec
110%
Mar
May 23
51
121
.
Dec
Oct
98
1093/i Mar 26
4
4
W)__——
non-cum
6
Mar 13
32
103% Jan
,100
preferred
(G
99
•
.,.9
-5%
preferred
Hershey Chocolate
2,000
18 s^
Aug 21
1
—
.
>
Dec
Jan
"
,10
Power
500
105
16
Hercules
290
103% Aug
24
2,700
'
27%
Jan
2,500
"142
39
43% nov }
Jan
11
343/4 May 28
Jun
Jan
Jan
15%
13
170
;•
»
33
106'% Jan
Motors,
v 85 —
17
Highest
Sper share f
20%
Apr
4
Jan
•
Range for Previous
Year 194{)
109'% Apr
119
•
4
'
Jun
61%
25
Hercules
137r
-
•
142
21% Sep
155
—
Co.
3%%
Helme
■1%
>54%
*135
—
Hecht
100
24%-
00
?ar
'4
16
8
1
Jan
Jan
Apr
Hazel-Atlas
190 i
23'4
v
Sep
105% Jan
Aug > I -
24
26 V2 Jan
* ;■
58
V10% Sep
Hayes Industries Inc
Hayes Mfg Oorp
200 '
"
105
v
—
40% May 13
•
(
30 Ya
f:
Deo
Jun
100
•
Lowest
share
Dec
49%
1
of Amer class A——
preferred (modified),, .100
4'/a%
3,000
.
i
par
par
No.
Refrac
preferred—i—)
'
18% Sep
.100
pfd—No
1
Step > 4 *
' 4
-U9
Hat Corp
390
107%
,_5 k
No
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
40
7,600
36
35% Feb.
—18
-—
preferred,
Harbison-Walk
■6%
;
conv.
new—»
Hanna (M A) Co $4.25
3,400
•164 - 166%
107%
Printing Cq
A%
17.0
170
'
■
16,500
34%
—
Hamilton Watch Co—
8%
!-
Water—
Hall
ll'>
8%
•
Kackensacx
3,300
1,800
•
Xl%-' V 12%
137
39 )v
12 %
Oct
82
•
l ■•
55% Dec '
5% Mar
25
Jan.25
>
STOCK
Nov
May t ,
Oct !J
75
Jan
64
52 % Apr
•
•
STOCKS
EXCHANGE
653/4 Nov
39%
175
1613/4 Mar
5
<>
Apr
105
-
4 v..
Sep
57 '/4 Feb
46
Dec
NOV J;
2.1% DOC
Jan
28%
17
'
Aug 28
£47
21
143/4
28
Dec >1'
33%
Sep
105
14
$4%
./13% Sep'*4r
No. par x
■
188 % Apr
3
> 90
.
4
p. t
*
4
34
_1
No par
Feb
v
Dec •,
217/a
14%
253/4
3
18
..
Nov
333/4
Feb
30% Feb ^26
107
Deo ?
18 3%
-40% Jun
•
"2% Aug i
19
.112
Sep
3
May 22
No- par
—
YORK
5%
H
Oct >
Nov
73/4
J2% Jan
-
' 4
24
16% Sep
47% Sep
63%
89
18
30
Oct
105 % Mar
54% AT ay 10
27% Feb
8
,
5
100
Corp
-
4
•
Jan
NOV •*
-
74%
12% Mar
Feb
'
Oct
.40
115
Jan
1
165%
3
43
•'
4
Dec ;
73/4
July
107% May
16
■4
>
Deo : •'
96
151% Jan
4
Jun
•71
Sugar common
Dec
26%
8% Jan
3 ^
14% Sep
-
Mar
46
v
3
Sep
29 % Sep
•
111
111% Deo
105%
Apr 13
59
>
Jun
Mar
56 % Jan
A
Mar 25
106
>
Dec
May 10
106
3
Mar
No par
i
383/4
13 % Mar
18
May 17
73% May 19
108,
26
5% Sep
:
Nov 1
90
42% Apr
4
Jan
30% Mar
-
Dec
443/4
July 10
Jan
26
107
•
;
$5 conv preferred
Gull
Nov
105 %
'
-•
Deo
31
133%
■
46% Apr
Jan
7% Sep
—5.
100'
:
Gull Mobile & Ohio RR
M IOO
> .
102 <
*185
29
:-
■>,.
86
35
6
Mar
Dec
34
Jan
25 3/8 Mar
118
25
r
—,,,^1
45%
10%
*99%
.
27'/4 >28
109
-
20%
■>
For
Jan
99
-
26
105% Sep
Np par-
preferred
Grumman Aircraft Corp
166
*74
.26%.
•
29%
*103%
33
-
24
44
190
•
19
,
,,,.100
9,000
19%
*163
85
16 VaV
41%
20%
201
79
•/ 141
—
27„„..
39.
.u
37
36%
38y4
19% '■
'
26%
38
•
.
"13
34
City Steel—,.
T) Co
(W
Bales for;
19
108% V *
-*82
10
July 10
-133% July 1
33 '/4 Sep
3
68
Feb 26
No par
5
Shares
11
137'. "
-
Jun
47
Oct
Deo
87/a
Jan :
3%
49% May 21
v
•
Deo
140
Feb
123
12
Jun
6
No par
100
12,200
May 31
Apr
Feb
58% Jan
Green (H L): Co Inc.,:
Greyhound Corp (The)>
4%% preferred
1.100,.
66
Deo
Jun
•T02%"J&n
Green Bay & West RR,
>
47
•;>
46%
111
No par.
Great Western 8ugar_
Preferred
5,900
-
Jan
7; 60
54
Great Nor Iron Ore Prop—No par
Great Northern Ry 6% pfd—No par
-
.15%
23'/4
*135
..
-
8%
90-
y.
Dec
28 3/4
15
'
31%
7%
r
Jan
7% Jan
26
1—No par
8,000 ■«'
37 V*
Deo
l7/a
7%
22
36% Jan
10
20
107
36%
132
v
102% Aug 28
convertible
3%%
3,60.0
Jan
Jan
39% Feb
,
20,700 ;■
22%
21
4
103
100
130
,•
Dec
14
8
14
22 Ve Jan
No par
150
<
38 J/4
■>-,
'•■35
-—*32%
28%
i6%
64
>
23
"
$5
3,800 !
•:
•
the Week
54%
% *13 -5
Cc
:
Jan
10
Jan
—__1
com
10
99'/a July 23
No par
No par
——50
Goodyear Tire & Rubb
14.5Q0
27%
108'
161%
.
F)
26
v
-'—24% -20%
90
'37
50%,J
108%
•
(B
Apr
777/a
26% Jun
4
107
—,5
preferred-
Mar
37 % Feb
NO par
<The)>
conv
130
11%. Feb
Sep
108
r.—100
Safety Razor—!—-No par
preferred
May
150'
4
n
!//'•- $5 preferred
.6,900
107 '
141
109
P8
preferred
Dec
Jan
125
1143/4
3
.29% Sep
Grant
}
>
?
;
53
18 'a
.30%
?;'■•■
*185
--
3% %
123
62
5
43
27
6
i—100
Oct
Mar
134
14
-
-
29
Granite
L
,.-11% v.ii%;9
8%
~
preferred t
52% Aug
Aug
23% May 21
110% Sep
Co—
Nov
56
Feb
40
43% Aug
127
30
"
>36% Mar
—100
:
May
Sep
49%
40% Jan
23.)
Cprp—No par
Oct
172
Jan
Jan
"
par
36
Oct
377/a
30% .fcin
Feb
Sep
■,17% Sep
v30
Sep
1
Gold k Stock Telegraph
10
Friday
1 —•
102
-*107%
•
No
7,000
172■
8
.
5% Sep
4,500 V.
'
27% Mar
153
8
Feb
123
"
Grand Union Co
•
Apr
52
142% Feb
1,100
;
.
Sept. 6
44%
161%
182
Sep- 3"
~10c
Goodall-Sanford Inc
500;
18(«.y
64%
-
54'.i
30
*108%
5
No. par
100
Rubber
&
Goodrich 'Co
3,400 *
-
33%
14%;
.v
5
24 —
41%
54
>
109
:;
>'
5 47
53
>1
,
* 87
•
'
23%
29%
w.
90% Aug
Mar
6
47% Aug 12
•40% Apr 15
-'
4
,_5
Goebel Brewing Co——
2.100
108%
%
Corp
5,000
107
■
,
-•>.*75
29%
1£%
9
29
Z
67,600
108y2
%-Sm34%
i. 26
i-
19
*99%
I.'.
108%
Tire
4%%
17,400
16 Ys
■
>-
8
38%
*166
—
*35% *: 37
27
Dec
16% Apr
132
;
TOe
•
preferred—No par
Gotham Hosiery:
No par
Graham-Paige Motors,
1
Granby Consol M 8 & P
—8.
39'
36:5/
:*/.
20'/a
%
-'82
38
277/a
16'/a Sep
24% Sep
Corp__JVo pai
preferred—
$4.50
-
50
9 per share
*36%
143 v*
4- 28%
Jan
126% Sep
6%
*105%
8% '
nz.
56%
■A 25
17%
115% Mar 2g
t
preferred
Glldden Co
/.
.
7,100
28
*172
-
22
:
.
8,600'
';. i j
;
>■
"
A
100-
-
106%
x27
•
Thursday
Sept. 5
-■>.—11
190
29'/a
17
Sep
<55
par
$5, conv preferred—,
Gimbel' Brothers
—J
.
20,300
-
49%u
|
-
s-'
64%
42%
:>78
25
28% Apr
42% Sep
■
*
"19%
>
6%
Gillette
.-■#100
62%
i7»4 :
.
47%
18%
.V Of*
X78
137
4
29'/a Sep
171
Jan
__^_10
No par
common__No
4y4%
4,600
x32
89" v;:^
-
Outdoor Adv
4%%
11,100
*108
| per share
-
-8%.
*185
82
'
•85
?
10®
preferred
conv
preferred
1
- •
•
101
160
-
36%
xA5%
*
'.
168 y
80
*135
37
$5
General
14,400'
•
72%
;'.-37.%:
■■
■24%
158
25%.
35%
7%
108
106%
108. y >*107%
23%
23%
190
;; 143
Deo
Sep
.
9% Sep
-
8%
'
-*79
54%
143/a
185 %
8
■;!
138
6%
■
107' ^-V::
v
63
•- *-
11%.
7%
108%.
■
47'%
>•
11
\
ll%
y 37%
V
Jan
Jan
6
•
6%
-26%
60%;
27%,'
•.
17
General Shoe Corp
,
57*.
~
.i<.%;,. i5'%
20»/4
*185
-24%
8 3%
160%
8
General Refractories
9,600
.43%
v
6T':>yr:; ;-i 64
;*87
:
;
42
11
101
12%
172
■
21%
v
102%
-
6
29
54% Aug
-
103-
106
170
-v
*163
■
■;-•.? ii %
ii
102%
.
i
>105
18%.
■•;.i05
41%.- 46%
;yv
13%
•
25%
'
14% Apr
200 "• Apr
A'
56'/a Feb
Gen Realty & Utilities
670
.^472 'd* 75"::%-;-;; 5 72% .72%
;4:40% : 41% -t.r> ■X39%: 41%..
t per share
*36%;
19 y-
i
108%
170
Deo'
28
135% Jan
3,200
v
50- •-
60%.;
17 .%
.*64
x62% "*• 65
- ;c;
;:;ior-iaor- :?■
23%
Deo
Jan
182
Feb
v
16,100
103'A; 103 y4
f!
8%
s
par
Jun
Railway Signal.
35%;
106
!,49%.
14%
91
47
'
x20%!> 21%.
';iSl9%3. 20
•
49
22
130
Gen
71
v
*168,, 773r
7%
.
.13%
t«36%;)38%
vr.'
;
.
63
/27 '«
•_
t
72"-'.
*87
•,
V
9 per share
GTOC; LABOR. W.
4 exchange ;•>,
Deci
no y8 Sep
71 % Apr
>42
Public -Utilities
32%
138
'
73%
17%:,
<
■it per tfiare
Dec
6
Sep
;;"44
3% %
108%
6%
V)
;
.
:
tow AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
*«;. -• Wednesday
—«
':■
Sept. 3 -• ;
Sept. 4
v
61%
X52
21% July
1
Jan 14
108
100
Gen
45%.
41%
36%^
•
..
107
7.
■
:
Jan
3
"
,v-;37^
-39
15% .16%
33.
:'33 %•:.'?
i-"i-—4
,
## 34«/4
16%
>
Deo
Gen Time Instrument
*56%'
..;.6ya.,6%' i,;
170
?
38
95
■
n
49%"
26.>,27*
107
8%
>
14
109%
1,100
.
|
-
^.
140
-
105%
•*64;VV67
.
38
■.■•':■ 8. >
24 %
Apr
32%
*101%
6% '
60 %
;
15%
-no
443/4
108%
>
Jan
4
•
Gen Steel Cast $0 preferred—No par
General Telephone Corp
20
>5-47
-
v.
102%. 102%
•
'
31%
77%, r>> 71
■
*107
6Va
-
•
571/2
'
'
67
/•
A
/
.168#
.
.
12%
104%
16% Sep
106% Sep
'
:'
34
*104%. 105.
'
58
v
37 '
14%
28
26%;
169
*56%
•
•
52%
47%;
<
80%
3,200
-31'/a
i
_26%-26%
29'%
\
% t:"
50
*138
; ;108% 108%
16%
17%
•
1$
,17 »/2.
'
;
:>•
32
34%
/»-;-71%
26
35%
•
*108 3/4, 1093/4
";
*
.7%-- -7%
5%" * 6%
•
•32
;
Jan
par
Gen Precision Equip
Gen Public Service
113
>103%'" 105
105 %
..
a
44%:
44 y8
.
140
25
.
>.
42
:
30 %
58
141% May 28
No
Corp
common
5,200
105 >•>'
W -; 43%
...
*101% -104
•59>/4
61%
105% 105%
•
1053/i
|
8
38%
4 4
102%
6%
140
643/4
7
Jan
78
;
May 28
No par
Foods
General Motors Corp
20
108'%
102%
58 ,>
:1 6
103
26
24
—No par
1
100
2,800
*107
'"48%
r
*57
•
_9,
Deo
4
5% preferred
->
*108%. mi
-
*104%
34%
;15%
'
•:
74
26
58
31%'
•
.v." 45%
-
*103%
*101'/a
§
43
*107
48%
33%
,39
l\ Sept. 2
111
•
/# 32
105%
-
'71%
8
-•
*108%
.
31 y»
76%
"T7
Deo
Nov
38%.
32
v.-.
36%
105%
Deo
14%
51%
1—100
!__50
preferred
66,500
26
33
30%
-
>:
-
.
108%
683/4
59
28 3/4
67% May 29
Sep
Sep
.
7,800
:•
6%
111%
38% >
*
in,:-';:
!
33%
■103
14 V*
163% Mar
4
"
8
Inc
Gen
146
*5%
33%
112%
38
'.
33
25
2nd
4,600
26'A"
*140
;>
25%
110%
"46 '
.
143
143
;
146.
24%
y* 32%
105%
.
1.
,46%
>;
29% Nov
15
29
-52% Sep
15% Sep
No par
7,600
:
; 4%
17%';:;>18V'V
-V# 6%
"6
Wa35%
.
104'%
40
*67
Apr
5
Jan
General
500
i8%
x31'/a
38%
*103%
:30 ■
.
*101
Deo'
Dee
197/a Nov
Jan
3
39
:
95,400
4%
33
:
lll'A
*107
*1053/4 108
#48
f;
52'/a
Aug. 3i
32%
v
40
-■
;■
31 y2 ■•:. 34-
•
:
26
12%
10%
Jan
29% Jan
4
No par
300
59'/a
x25'/4
18%'
*140
143%
*108%
385/8
107 y2
105
22% Jim
Jan
Jan
16
•7%
—No
:
preferred
conv
General Mills
80
127 »/4
17%
•: 4%
17%
>
y-
26%
-"4%
29 %
*108%• Ill
Saturday
25%
r.v-
24
32
32%
*103%
4V
2
General Electric Co
6,800
1,400
.v/:
121 %
58%
1127%
-
.
'
*
6%
4%
29
Anr
May 29
1
1%. preferred
/
90
57,100
.
4%'
General Cigar
1,900
130% 130% :
120
38%
40 :,/4
'
'31%
21
17
-
preferred
4%. 1st
—
400
:
;v
40 %
45 '/a-
-
2
127%-;
•18% -19 •
370
-
■
47%
47 v
110%
117%
38%
Corp
General Cable Corp
25,200
42%- : 43i ' ' /
;
127 y4
18
5%.-
35%
34%
11% Jan
2
5
General Bronze Corp—
1,600
*
'.
49%
-
■
57%
:v
86%
•
■V
41'%
*120*
•
4
23
27%
112
Deo
12% Jan
100
Gen Amer Transportation-,^-—.-8
General Baking
-8
10,200
Jun
1
'15% May 28
4
.13% Sep
18% Sep
18
Sep
par
Investors
Amer
July
Jan
19
51% Nor
34
35
18
.50
1.66%
——50
preferred
conv
3'
Jun
>7% Sep
■
9 per share
—1
preferred,
$4.50 preferred
193
17%
46
25%
4
143%
6%
-
X24
Gen
2,900
'
12
•11%
>10% Jan
No par
Co
Container
5%%
40
."■•■
loo
53
•
*188
'.
-.132-"- 132"*
18
;17%
'■?
30.'1
148
*145
>
(The)__
conv
Gaylord
8,000
17%
-49
-
57%
24%
';.
19%
30
Co
Wood Industries Inc
4%%
13,400
18%
40%
*
126%
-•16%
4%
17%
Gar
1,800
:: 110
X52
193
■—86
'
55%
26%
4 Va
ho
•
10%
■r-
--*
126%
■'->!
203/4
25%
Gamewell
Gardner-Denver
17,700
17%
*104
112
3
^
Highest
I per share
27% May 13
3
-
Lowest
Jun
48
-l
3,300
107->
i
Sep
Sep ' 3
|05% May 15
1
common—,
(Robert)
*61
3
17
31
'
—20
—3
5,300
*
,16%
Inc
Co
6%
"
107,
*188
46% •••'
-
#
48
61
127
Gabriel Co (The)
I per share
45'/a Sep
/
,-—100
preferred.
Galvin Mfg Corp——
14%
18
< per share
common.rw-l
Co
preferred—!
cum
Gair
2,100
17%
40.
,
*132
•' 120
127
4%
v
24,100
•
20
17%
.
46.
1
54
-v-
11%
10%
85
39
55
12%
53*'".i
* • -y
18%
85
423/4
120
12%
y.»4L>\'42%# >v*4L'>#43 %>>
31 '•>• 32
:
29%: -31' ,£*■
*179 % 181--':
179% 179'%
39%
-
13
16%
193-r";
9%
.29%,
33'%
179% 179%
■-•
197/b-
*100"
11%
*188
18%-
132
"
-- v
100
19%
19 «/4
8
Trailer
Highest
;
Year 1945
.<■
Lowest
•
*188
■:
"
19%
*ioo...
:
54
14
19%
17
.
108
*102
•
;
v 96
•
y
19%
*53
16%
,16%#17%
18%
1063/4
-
.55-—-r
15%
100
,
12%
'*.52%
c "
•
14%
12%
18%
.
19
19-
-
20
19%
14
18%
18
20%
21%
'■'.
Range Since January 1
,
;
Freeport Sulphur Co
-1®
Grain & Rlalting Co Inc_l
Fruehauf
2,200
8%
20%
13%
13%
20
-18
-
'
-
'
■;
:
■
Froedert
900
12%
8%
20%
.
Par
13,1-00
:.
19%
7% ; 8%
20
20%;
Kssrt for Previous
%
EXCHANGE
..
,
3,300
A',,/;
107
12%-
9%
.
201/8
51%
.17%;
37% •
35 %
*107 » i07%^^>107;f 107% •,/
-
50%
"
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
i
.
Shares
17%
V
17%
37 '
J
the Week
I per share
.
17%
-
DAY#''# " ' 31
Sales fog
Friday
.•
Sept. 5< ;>: > Sept. 6
I per share
V,"-',
ivV-;
\ 47
49'/a
48%—,
17 v.
# 17 • ' 17—.
31134%-35%
51 :>
45%
LABOR
EXCHANGE
■
Thursday
Sept. 4
I per share
:
.
Wednesday
j,
.
Sept. 8
9 per share
STOCK
BALK PRICES
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
v'.r Sept. 2
„
.
AND
~3%
Jan
9%
May
Dec
.
,
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n. I r tt—
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Monday, September 9, 1946
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS'*-
•
AND HIGH SALS PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Sept. 4
Sept. 3»
LOW
Saturday
Aug. 31
f per share
Monday
Sept. 2
Friday
the Week
Range for Previous
.
$ per
share
Highest
$ per share
For
Shares
tper share
1 per share
fper share
share
HighCit
Lowest
Lowest
t per share
$ per
share
EXCHANGE
-
I per
.......-Year 1945
Range Since January 1
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Sales for
Sept. 6
Thursday
Sept. 5
tper share
I
STOCK
EXCHANGE
DAY
343/4
LABOR
35
35
24
>
25%
54
54
•92
♦20
547/8
20%
8%
#
54%
263/4
553/8
500
*92
97
21
22
:
8 3%
21%
22%
83%
9%
8%
400
93%
343/4 Sep
4
44% Apr 23
29%
Jan
40%
Deo
100
24
Sep
4
45% Jan
15
19'/a
Jan
44
Dec
100
100
54
92
Sep
Jan
Jan
14
47%
Jan
99 % Apr
72%
Jan
1000
21
Sep
373/4 Jan
16
28
16% Jan
28
34%
Dec
20
RR
Central
Co
preferred series A
4%
Leased lines
97
*92
8%
Illinois
36,600
553/8
263A
Idaho Power Co
1,300
25%
25%
97
CLOSED
35
35;
35
•
series A
RR Stk ctfs
'
Illinois
7,600
Terminal
RR
25%
26
267/a
26%
273/8
3,700
14%
14V4
14%
133/4
14%
2,300
8,800
Industrial
1,300
xngersoil-Rand
39%
•182
35%
40
34%
17%
X14%
7%
/
383/4
46%
45
6 3A
8
7%
11%
13%
11%
40%
12%
225
220
87
78
8%
31%
99
53/4
6%
5%
!
42%
114%
♦105
110
*105
'
16%
17%
110%
'
114%
14%
59%
193%
430
93/s
6
31%
453/4
44 %
45%
117%
117%
1083/4
1033/4
108
155/8
59%
16%
110%
110%
6i
■;
41%
40%
41
\
48
49
50
42%
42%
22
22%
23
22%
31%
20%
22%
20%
22%
21
22
32
33%
28
*50
31%
-
*53
•'/'•r
16%
6i
1,700
213/8
22%
23
21%
22
32%
313/4
33
No par
No pat
100
No pat i
Salt
No pat
International Shoe
;•..
94,600
25
new
i_25
preferred
1%
Intern! Telep & Teleg
No
No
No
No
Foreign share ctfs
5,400
5,900
Silver
International
300
50
♦41
100
preferred
International
1,600
483/4
5%
100
41
;
18
Co
Paper
preferred
$4 preferred
310
483/4
conv
Interstate Dept Stores—
•
/
273/4
45
*23
25
*24
25
*23
25
500 /
Intertype Corp
45 !\rb
26
♦44
45
.*46
49
X45
45
400
•160
163
♦160
163
& 13
12%
13%
125/8
105%
105%
105%
14%
107
107
50
51
*112
120%
113%
123%
♦110
125
*110
55
55
56
113%
.104%
Jan
140
Feb
174
44% Jun
166
3
22 % Feb
6
11% May
3
19%
11% Mar
8% Jan
57
May 28
37% Jan
May 23
13% Feb 16
104% Jan
109%
6% Mar
12%
59
112
Mar
250
Jun
6
102
Jun
13
74% Mar
100%
202
: Apr
11
178% Jan
193
15% Apr
22
2% Jan
17
Jan
13
45
2
Jun
101
3
8 7/a
i
Aug 27
11% Feb
5
Dec
Dec
34
75
5
42% Feb
3
1
Oct
~
147/8
20% Feb
-
Deo
10%
5
148
53%
Mar 6
Mar 13
132%
July 24
Sep 4
Jan 21
55% Jan
#'40%
1
46
i 38%
.r
19% July 23
20
July 23
par
par
par
28
•
112
2,500
125
*55
*112
114
160
Joliet
*146
40'/a
39
99
f
25
/
21
41%
101
100
213/4
22Va.
42
100
700
223/4
21
23%
120% Sep
&
123
&
140
No par
100
39
Steel
pref series A
5%
Mar
100
RR stamped—100
Chicago
Sep
53
12%
Johnson
Jones & Laughlln
51,700
100
41%
423/a
100
100
preferred
2nd preferred ser A
4%
,.*146
•112 X 114
150
46% Jan
108% Apr
Johnson
:/•
114
♦146
no par
Manville
3%%
100
300
56%
—
pfd—100
preferred
100
Corp com—No par
4%%
Johns
160 &
*112
160
443/8
125
♦111
55
(F L) Co
Jersey Cent Pw & Lt 4%
Tea Co Inc
jewel
30
127
par
preferred—
Jacobs
900
47%
47%
16
220
125%
114
23
10,600
112
*155
39
13%
106
106
113%
*112
103% 1033/4
13%
13%
107
126
>123
55
120%
*112
130
60
X158 % 158%
47
47
123
113%
*547%
49
X49
.;
128%
c.
39%
.110%
,103
14%
106%
Aug 21
Island Creek Coal—
163
♦160
17
190
2
Sep
Aug
Jan
Jan
3
4
30
133
18%
19%
18
Jun
151% Jun
95% Jan 30
53/4 Sep 4
No par
Inter Rys of Cent Am
3,000
:,40%
\A
200
108
109'/a
*16%
109
5%
87/8 Sep
29 % Apr
100
1
100
International
1,800
54
5
8
Chem
Preferred
33,400
1161/2
190% Jan
28
class A
St
Int Nickel of Canada
80
44 5/8
Min
International Mining Corp
3,600
116%
par
preferred
4%
41,000
138%
138%
International
200
33
5%
6%
33%
140
No
May 20
22% Jan
38 3A Sep
4
105
Aug 9
63/4 Sep
4
/
ll3/4Sep 3
195
Jan 30
- 78
Sep 4
100
Int Hydro-Elec Sys
3,600
98
Business
Preferred
21,800
32%
*95
<:
20%
50
10%
"313/4
993/4
47
V
No par
193%
*42%
51
Machine
Int'l
International Harvester
46
42
48
No par
Interlake Iron
22,100
222
120
17%
No par
1,200
40%
41%
*42%
6
32%
44y8
No par
100
Corp
preferred
4%%
6,300
10%
.
*138%
109
109
63%
*60
r/'v
1
827%
32
>
20
Intercont'l Rubber
2,800
110
47%
120%
42%
5%
140
140
140
1201/4
9%
32
31%
30
33%
30
*138%
No par
new
813/4
'
*95
Co
193 %
192
.
127/a
-12%
v
*215
221
80%
33
99
101
•
Steel
82%
221
93/a
11%
34%
10
31
101
•
100
Interchemlcal
50
73/8
par
Inspiration Cons Copper
1,400
7%
12%
123%
V
41%
No
Insuransharrs Ctfs Inc
700
108%
♦107
7
1
Rayon
preferred
Inland
8,500
12,000
8
40%
43
6'/a
193%
192
193%
16%
75/a
107
80
193%
38
153/4
8
42
220
85
37%
163/a
107
7%
220
38%
16
*7%
107
107
108
6%
*182
36
73/4
107
•
—w
153/4
8%
126
124 %
125
363/4
15
*7%
42%
41%
423%
40%
122
*182
120
120
124
*187
36
25 % Sep
133/4 Sep
36
Sep
117
Sep
168% Mar 22
34% Sep
4
xl47/8 Sep
4
7% Sep - 4
•Indianapolis Power & Lt
No par
Industria Electrica De Mex, S A
36
451/a
4 2'/a
117
26%
14
15 %
14 %
8% Sep
5
Co
85
4
8
5
3
4
6
4
3
1
Mfg Co
8,600
Joy
1,300
Kalamazoo Stove St Porn
jr
5"
22
24%
26%
122%
122%
*122%
23%
26%
23%
*50
58
42
42
18
:<■:
♦45
14%
*122%
24%
24%
54
*50%
-24
122%
122%
26%
7,700
263/4
*52
54
41
42
173/4
18%
43
43%
18%
5,900
25%
*26
263/4
27
263A
16
16%
17
16%
473A
46%
47%
3,300
43
46%
40%
40%
*40 3/4
42%
43
43
26
28%
25%
27
27%
28%
28
28%
20
20%
17%
18
18
18%
19%
19%
96%
96%
93
943A
92%
93
92%
39,800
94
33
,
>
353/8
35
32
33%
323/4
34%
37
'
33%
35
35
35%
33%
'i 353/4.
50%
51%
47%
49%
48%
49%
47
48
46
47
49%;
47%
493A
47 "
500
1,500
1,800
430
343A
6,300
36%
49%
5,500
3,900
48
4,200
Aug. 31
f per share
Monday
Tuesday
$ per share
I per share
Friday
I per share
i per share
the Week
LABOR
DAY
6% >.
7
CLOSED
57/a
6%
48
*45
46%
46%
6%
47
63/8
6%
47 >/
'46%
6%
34,900
47
800
1,900
41
44
40
V: 46
46
*72
82
♦64
75 a
*72
75
75
75
100
*58
62
*52
58
58
58
57
57
400
12%
12%
12%
12 7/a
v.
38%
40%
38%
393%
13,100
4,800
.:
8%
3%
93%
8%
9%
9,000
31/4
3%
123/4
13%
12%
.;
*30
373/4
38%
93A
8%
3%
7%
8%
3%
3
33%
37
:
*30
25%
83A
41%
12 %
41
37
25
41
21%
>
37
*30
22%
9%
8 5/s
49
52%
47%
48
26%
27%
25
253%
23%
87/8
8%
48%
Vr 25
45
.
3%
♦30
37
24
23%
X
31
10%
11
29%
32%
89
91%
89%
200% 2013/4
200%
*40%
46
*41
54
61
*84
30%
90
200%
88%
Lerner
9,400
Llbbey Owens Ford Glass
11%
29,900
11%
*30
31
89
89
88
1,500
89 '
88%
50
'?>
201
*43
Xl97%
V
100
2,300
197%
50
48
53
45
493%
36%
33%
35
Lima Locomotive
51%
50%
357/8
33%
35%
6,100
31%
29%
30%
Link Belt Co
303/a
273/4
28%
28%
293%
29
30%
26%
22,400
Liquid Carbonic Corp
3%% Preferred
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
313/4
277/a
29
29%
31
29%
30%
36,000
Loews
68
75%
67
70%
70%
73
71%
74
25
273/4
23%
25
25
263%
25
25%
119
22%
*194
110
24
197
27
20
see
8,300
547%
55%
57
56%
57%
3,100
31
31%
31 '/a
31%
313/4
106
5,000
*105%
1063/4
18%
39
38
38
*160
165
553A
47
51
43%
48%
42%
45
;
196%
27
17%
*109
page 1343.
23%
Long Bell Lumber A
Lorillard (P) Co
263/4
50
For footnotes
22
*194
www ?
111
106
18%
,37
*158%
106
19
/
37%
.
18%
*363A
165
*158%
48% ■•51
50%
*44%
*109
47
HQ
47%
*109
19
38%
700
200
4,300
400
111
No par
7
25
No par
100
1
No par
No par
No pat
10
100
7% preferred
Louisville Gas & El A
No par
Louisville & Nashville
50
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc
1
4%% cum pfd series A
—100
Lukens Steel Co
——10
MaeAndrews
St
Forbes
8,100
Mack Trucks Inc
Macy (R H)
Co Inc
4%% pfd series A
.18
.100
preferred.
8,800
Mar
3
45% May 3
62% May 17
44% Jan
3
65% May 22
37
J/ S
.
;
No par
No pM
100
96%
35% Jul"
per share
5%
43 %
37
61%
57
.
••-'5.
24
29
22
22
9
Jan 28
May 23
Jan 28
Jan 15
64 Apr 4
4 V 38% May 16
5
15'A Apr 15
4%
Highest
$ per share
54%
Jan
49% Sep 4
74% Jan 28
10% Sep 3
15% Apr 15
29% Sep 4 ,
37% Jan 21
86
Mar 13 v 102 May 23
86% Mar 15
103% Jan 24
194% Jan 4
210% Mar 29
43
Sep 6
65% Apr 11
53% Sep 4
88 Jan 8
45
Sep 4
66 Feb 13
213A Feb 26
43% July 1
43% Jan 29
120 Aug 7
45% Jan 14
41 Apr 11
94 : May 31
35 Jun 10
31% Jan 18
197 Aug 28
32% Jan 17
72% Feb 6
43% May 7
108 July 9
30% Jan 14
63'/a
29% Jan
Jan
Dec
Jun
5%
Dec
60
Jan
7% Jan
Oct
Dec
■1
17%
6% Jan
2% Mar
51%
Deo
72
44
Jan
17% Jan
Dec
17%
■
Jan
12
Jan
May 13
44% May 14
39%
Oct
47
Deo
48%
Jan
24% Sep
36'/a
33
7%
Apr
20%
657/a Jun 14
4
4
4
Previous
1948
31%
35%
4
Sep 4
July 12
Sep 3
Jan 3
23% Sep 4
207/8 Sep 4
186 Feb 27
26% Sep 6
'53
Sep 4
30
Sep 4
104% May 9
17% Jan 3
share
17%
55%
17%
57/8
Sep
27% Sep
29% Sep
60%
■ •••■- •
,
9% Jan
7 3 68
May
4 : 62
Apr
5
102% Apr
6
82
Apr
110
27%
26%
64
$ per
Dec
35%
*49% Nor
Ja
Year
47% Sep
25
40%
Lowest
/:>. t per share
1
6%
165
51%
483A
Star Cement Corp
Lone
5,900
27
196% v.,
Inc
7,000
,
27
165
111
200
*194
39
*109
4,100
28
*160
*
97
30
110
197
*25%
106%
18
110
106
34
106%
X213%
29%
■30
115
30
59%
303/fl
21%
29%
♦110
53
27%
59%
207/s
*194
110
8
No par
No par
Jfo par
Wks
28
*110
1
No par
Lion Oil Refining Co
51
34%
'
Preferred
2,000
2,600
26
7
21% Sep
v 8% Sep
5
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
100
57
Aug
Jan
No par
No par
23
100
43
55%
28
44
4
3
4
4
3
Libby McNeill & Libby
43
54%
72 % May
3
46
33% Jan
•,
19
Jan
5
100
4
12% Sep
37
Sep
7% Sep
3
Sep
49% Jan
Liggett St Myers Tobacco
Series B
8%
3
Aug
Jun
26
Sep
32
10
25
50
Life Savers Corp new
56%
49%
•
'
55
8 6'/s Feb
Jun
29
•
No par
8,200
523/4
93
*198
45
53%
33
30%
117/a
30%
*89
Stores
Corp
31%
52
■
26
4
Lehman
30%
V
$ 11%
89 v
pfd
1,200
54
11%
50c non-cum 2nd
25%
28
15% Feb
No par
25
50 7/8
333/4
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal
Non-cum preferred
$3 non-cum 1st pfd
25%
28 %
25% Sep
Sep
Jan
Jan
Jan
Sep
4
No par
No par
50
8
Cement
Portland
Lehigh
May 27
30% Aug 23
32% Jan
Range for
Corp (The)
Lehn & Fink Prod Corp
51%
Jan
Jan
227/a Mar
Jan
Range Since January 1
Lowest
,
Highest
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
7,600
27%
18'A
35 !A
50
Rubber St Tire
3,200
49%
93%
2,600
Bryant
Preferred
4%%
Lee
83/4
31%
9
3
Co
50%
57
10%
!•;;
■
.
(The)
8%
29%
32%
13,000
•
24
Lane
■
Light
Gas
Lambert Co
48 3/4
51
•90
37
Laclede
50
8 7/a
30
55
Sep
'
^Par
Id
STOCK
EXCHANGE
18
22% Jan
60% Apr 30
EXCHANGE
Shares
1
4
34% Jan 29
14% Sep
'
f per share
10
157/s May
26% Feb
4
44
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Sale* for
Sept. 6
Thursday
Sept. 5
Sep
25% Sep
1
No par
Keystone Steel & Wire Co—No par
Kimberley-Clark Corp new-No par
Kinney (G R) Co
1
$5 prior preferred
No par
Koppers Co Inc
10
Kresge (S 8) Co
10
Kress (S H) & Co
No par
Kroger Co (The)
-No par
STOCKS
Wednesday
Sept. 4
Sept. 3
Sept. 2
,17
jun
fc>7
Feb 27
i;
B
Class
4
15
Apr
35
Kennecott Copper
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Saturday
23% Sep
54
5
1
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l conv cl A
>
117% May 21
-10
Dept Stores—
& Co
(Julius)
Kayser
600
17
47
>■
Kaufman
2,200
173/4
'
v
City Southern
non-cum preferred
4%
22
10
No par
No par
100
L pf ser B
Kansas
54
45%
•,44
Kan City P &
50
253/4
125
39
143/4
;V*
••
24
18
25%
18%
49
125
23
17
27
44
23
39
>
19%
26%
23%
j.
Dec
64%
27% NOV
35 %
Dec
68
Nov
13% Dec
33%
Deo
33
Dec
78
Jan
100
101% Oct
198
Dec
60
Deo
84% Dec
78
Jan
181
Jan
32
Mar
47% Jan
417/a Jan
19%
Jan
29%
Jan
19%
Jan
25% Aug
60
Oct
Dec
36%
Dec
40
NOV
42%
Deo
37 %
Deo
667/8
Oct
50
Jan
15%
Jan
32'/a Dec
18 7/a
Jan
X32% NOV
Jan
190
Dec
Jan
31
Nov
Mar
68
Dec
166
23%
52
13% Aug
•
36
Feb 27
5
47
Sep
4
42 7/a Sep
4
108% Aug 26
1547% Jan
42% May 31
Jun 13
160
76 3/4 Jan 30
65
May 28
111% Apr 12
28% Jan
39
Deo
Jan
155
May
Jan
72
147
47%
31%
Jan
106% Jan
52
110%
Dec
Deo
Nov
Volume 164
Number 4523
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
.1339
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Saturday
*
Aug. 31
9 per»har$
Monday
Sept. a
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Sept, 3
Sept. 4
t per than
thani
9 per
15
stock
LABOR
exchange
DAY
closed
•
I per than
15%
20%
19%
*450
17
11
12%
•15
19
*14
32
33
*29
;
4%
11%
17%
13
4>/f.
9
8%
4yd
8
8%
13%
38%
37%
13%
31
32%
17
20
20%
53
56
55
34
51
*109
110
51
*50%
45
29
31%
*111%
37
28
32 %
50%
52
30
28% < 30%
29
30%
49%
50
50%
50y2
451/4
44%
46
*102
105%
2Qv.
48%
27
7
20%
:
25
28%
20%
2,200
6,000
21%
•63
20%
2,000
i
10,900
105%
120
4Aq jv/
49
49'/4
49%
23%
24:
25
253/4
25 %
49%
25%
22%
223/4
23%
23
23%
72
M
70
72
70 %
72
80
223/4
23%
23%
243/4
22%
24
10,300
;
26 ?
</; 37%
66%
109%
48
11%
35%
61
*111
11%
34%
::
41%
59
45%
112%
103/4
38%
41%
60
109
47
45%
13%
40%'
59
;
110%
•111
; in
40%
*108
60%
55%
*108
49%
Xlll
38
36%
41
60
109
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38%
43%
36
156
160
♦50
55
11%
15%
12
56%
::r'50:;-':-
116%
14 y4
>
31
34
109
9
9%
56
16%
19
35%
48%
36%
•110
*49 U
70
•111
2,300
400
8,100
30%
53
53
16%
17%
9 3/4
/
<
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71%
2,800
11,800
3,900
10%
10%
29%
52
.■
33
28%
11
loo
31 y4
52
17
72%
20,200
24,600
;
.
300
9,100
1,200
33
51%
118
:
•
17%
*
33
49%
117
/ 71%
25 ;
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10,400
118
27
24% k25%
:
71 y8
72%
54
54
45%
56
56
47%
45%
24
27%
25%
49
41 «
42
17 •-
17%
45%
20
20%
26
46%
57
*45
•-■
19-% -20%
26'%
¥■
17
19%
105% 105%
18%
17%
*16
-
40
•109%
39
109%
17%
105-
16%
/
••
109%
::•; 38%
/
15%
12%
13
•46%
48
47
47
'•'••■-■,
•54%
18
61
133/8
*45%
16%
Monday
Sept. 2
I per than
I per than
Tuesday
Sept. 3
;
$ per thare
Wednesday
X
„
38
109%
13%
48
X
140
14,400
47% /
*56X60
Sept. 4
Sept. 5
/
-
9 per than
9
the Week
■'
■
10
Jun
17%
3
35% Jun
10
26
105 % Jun
10
32% July
52%'Apr
109% Nov
27
Deo
25
Deo
Deo
29%
Nov
30%
12% Mar
:
77
'
.14% Mar
Jan
87% Nov
33% Mar
45% May
54%
9
2
May 15
110% July 19
61% Jun
3
113% Apr 18
18% Feb 16
•
45% May 15
37
Jan
56
7%
Deo
111
.
106% May
Jun
14% NOV
Jan
9
35
Jan
1
137
Jan
Feb
9
53
Mar
63% Deo
Mar
75
Oct
26% Mar 18
13
Aug
26% Deo
42% Mar
68% Oct
93
68% Apr
119% July
5
56 % Aug
160
9
Sep
4
115
Sep
4
40y4Apr 30
11% Sep
3
109
Sep
4
129
Mar 25
7% Mar
109% Jan
124
44
May 31
22% Jan
37
1
19% May 28.
8*% Sep
Sep
4
17% Jan 24
3
52
Feb
27
70
27
x45
117
135% Jun
Sep
68 ya Sep
Jan
53
Jun
21
Sep
Sep
25% Sep
6
3
5
41
4
45
19
Sep
108% Jun
Jan
16% Jun
Jan
Jan
49%
36
29
53% Dec
15
41
16
May 31
109% Feb
6
21%
49
May
114% Jan
27
Jan
47% Deo
Jan
9%
Deo
Deo
33% Deo
32% Oct
23% Mar
Jan
18%
Deo
109% NOV
97% Mar
8
2
13
55% Feb
15
48% Nov
70
Aug 27
11
63
»'•'
Jun
■
66% NOV
Prevloui
Year 1945
Highest
Lowest
.Highest
9 per share
Deo
52
Jan
Range for
■
Range Sine* January 1
Lowest
21% Deo
Jan
20
Jan
115
109% Jun
Jan
59
Far
61
64
Mar
31%
Deo
Deo
27% Aug 24
22
%
Deo
Jan
11% Sep
3
46% Aug 28
EXCHANGE
76
24%
47% Jan
21
Jan
66% May. 29
22% Jun 13
27
Deo
36
25% Jan
62
34% Jan
Jun
62% Deo
17
3
36
Deo
5%
56
;
13% Deo
Deo
16%
30% Apr
l6y4 Feb 26
104% Jun
23
104% May 29
79% Aug 23
22
v
Jan
Apr
8
23% July 15
45
Apr 22
57% Aug 21
15
Sep
32% Jan
48% Sep
-
-NO par
Deo
36
25% Aug
July
62 V2 Jan
173
16% Sep
5
36% Mar 21
Share«
than
13%
29 y8 Mar 13
..No par
.5
—
1
1
No par
STOCKS
per
4
50
.
10
YORK STOCK
Friday
Sept. 6
Sep
Jan
Jan
Sep
11% Sep
—
'
:
Deo
70% Deo
41% Deo
Apr
70% Sep
Myers (F I) A Bro.
4,100
14
*45
:
1,300
38%
109
14%
/; Thursday
t per share
,
16%.
16%
39
90
Nov
36
24
53
No par
—
8,100
43
4
30% Apr 22
36
Sep
152% Sep
—
100
18 ya
105
105
Feb
32% Deo
107% Aug 26
56% Aug
8
59% Jun 28
28% July 23
36% Sep
4
55% Sep
4
.
2,500
17 Yb
.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Saturday
Aug. 31
70
19% Jan
104
36
Feb 25
21 y4 Sep
.50
Morrell (John) & Co—No par
-
8,200
,
Sep
3
Aug 16
48 y4 Sep
65% Deo
3
56% Jun
25
Sep
114
Jan
Jan .10
357/b Apr
19
43
Jan
108 7/b Mar 21
Feb
16% Deo
55
Oct
Aug
62
•
2,600
46%
2
104
A~No par
Motor Products Corp—
Motor Wheel Corp
1
Mueller Brass Co
Mullins Mfg Co class B
$7 preferred———
Munsingwear Inc _—.<
Murphy Co (G C) com—
4%% preferred—
Murray Corp of America.
4% preferred
21
26
45
105
60
400
20%
'
109% 109%
:
11%
41% Jan
series
Receipts
200
•
25%
-
45
'
45
69
45
Sep
6
108% May 10
10% Sep
4
31% Feb 26
Moore-McCormack Lines Inc
$2.50 cum pfd
—
6,500
57
45
:
48% Apr 22
4
24
Deo
109% Nov
Sep
Jan
30% Jan
19% Jan
,
3
Aug 19
23% Jan
3
53%
9
46% May 29
104
Montgomery Ward & Co
44,900
700
72%;
25%
*54
25 3/4
42
v
16%
38%
110
25%
:
107
*104%
•
*533/4
19
71%
24%
71%
26
preferred
Apr
4
Minn St P & S3 M A vtc—No par
$3.25
200
122
May
27% Jan
Sep
Sep
49% Sep
Minn-Honeywell Regulator ^.—3
3.20% conv pfd series A
100
Minn Min & Mfg—
No par
Minn Moline Power ImpL..
1
$6.50 preferred
——No par
Mission Corp
10
Mo-Kan-Texas RR—
No par
'
7% preferred series A—100
Mohawk Carpet Mills—..—...20
Mojud Hosiery Co Inc new—__1.25
Monarch Mach Tool——No par
Monsanto Chemical Co new;
...5
60
109
323/e.
71%
70%
'
44%
13ya
*101
52
49%
117
70%
115
'
323/4
50%
68%
75%
<
/
5,100
'
'
70%
26
100
-
55
12%
29
115
/
110
Apr 23
May 27
43
.
40%
•
6
28
Miami Copper
0
Mid-Continent Petroleum..———10
Midland Steel Products—.No par
8% cum 1st preferred——100
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
53
43%
13
32%
16%
76%
46%
32
343/4
48%
2
14
Mar
33
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
'
•
.14%
*113
111%
'//33/;<
120
c
42 y4
12%
♦106
15
52
115 ?-r/
52
27 y8
56
53%
31%
10V4
29%
8%
33%
55*V
♦113%
109
30%
27
13%
Jan
109%. Jan
.—.8
170
41
53
71
No par
pfd—
cum
Mesta Machine Co—
1,800
/
153
14%
5
Sep
•
12%
11%
116
152%
118
106% Jun 12
6,900
35%■-''" 13,300
40 %■
;
$3.50
200
'
12%
34%
;
4,300
112
54
-52
44
41%
48%
11%
•108
13%
115.
115
116%
43
41
*51%
51%
•
12 >/4
156
13
;;/'
12%
-
155
54
55
</54';<
39
-
46
111%
35%
*
55
Jun,18
104%
5
Deo
33%
34% July
8%
May 31
Feb 26
195
Nov
48
Jan
176%
May 10
112% May 13
Jun
46% Deo
24% Jun
63% Deo
Mar
27% Jan
22% Aug
.
70
48
Mercantile Stores Co Ltd——No par
Merch & Mln Trans Co_
No par
Merck & Co Inc
1
1,900
1
-
109
45
1123/4
35
39
160%
*108
453/4
;
113/4
35%
160%
1,400
2,100 /
12,400
48% May 28
38% May 29
203% May 20
17
Jan
40
8
111
1
—
5
Apr 18
4
4
Jan
Jan,
9*% Mar
2
75
Jan
21%
45% Feb
30% Jun
\
Sep
4
108% May 29
10% Sep
4
McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co.
16
Mead Corp
—No par
4 Yi% preferred
—...—100
4% 2nd preferred
50
Melville Shoe Corp new..
1
Mengei Co (The)—
1
5% conv 1st preferred
50
21%
105%
23
Sep
27% Sep
No par
—
./
28
21%
80
22
preferred
McLellan Stores Co—
.
26
-
$4
200
3,800
25
26 y2
i
106
3,700
46
24%
215%
1053/4
V
105%
*101%
<
243/4
/ 210
1,400
20% Jan
625
3% Jan
7% Mar
15% Apr
18% Jan
109
Sep
577/«Apr 24
'112% Mar 25
30
McCall Corp..
•
McCrory Stores Corp—..——.1
3%% conv, preferred—100
McGraW Elec Co
—.——1
McGraw-Hill Pub Co
..—No par
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—S
McKesson & Bobbins Inc
.18
3,100
>
35 %
lii3/4
26%
53%
25
■t
48%
14
24
4
Sep
17
Sep
52% Feb 26
.
4,700
11% Feb
8
25% Deo
Oct
15% NOV
32% Deo
39% Deo
7% Deo
11% Deo
18% Jan
42% Deo
111
Oct
Mar
Jun
7% May
28
12% Sep
$3 preferred
..No par
$6 1st cum preferred—No par
10
Jan
38% Sep
Maytag Co———.—No par
500
29%
105%://
t:
4,800
17
26% Jan 14
46% May 31
,
loay* Aug
31
Sep
No par
12%
35
26
18% Sep
Sep
4% Sep
8
Hlghset
9 per than
425
Aug 15
16% Apr
8
32
5
preferred.
50%
115
111%
3
526
50
113/4
V
Sep
195
50%
50
34%
45%
43%
105% 105%
11
100
May Department Stores
7,900
30% May 28
4
10
No par
preferred—
$3.75
111%
105%
?
563/4
110
50%
19 v;
7%
9 per than
17% July 11
4
Jun
1
—
Mathieson Alkali Wks
130
lll3/4
26%
49 ;'
4,800
28%
24%
Master Eleo Co
900
29 y4
•; 33%
19
23%
105% 106
7
33%
*112
50
28%
26%
15,000
202
543/4
29
28%
25% < 27
4,300
*109
112
33
49%
44%
47
•105% 110
?
4,700
56
*32
46
33
..?■
20
X28%
11%
111% 111%::
113%
34.
80
48
•
115
43%
28%
48%
1,910
16,100
353/4
X202
*109
50%
50%
*112
115
32%
29y4
52%
N
14
41%
111
553/4
•202
12
10%
12%
*112
31
52
200
34%
19 y»
56%
28
28%
206
50
110
11
■
27%
•202
55%
*109
30%
30
30%
21,200
13
33%
22
206
8"%
*110%
61
32
3,400
40%
110
18
28
4%
8%
40%
110
56
*202
1,200
4%
13
<
41
38%
110
111
34%
13
12%
%
44%
111
6,300
33%
12
13% Sep
17
Sep
520
Mahoning Coal RR Co.——,—80
Manatl Sugar Co__
—
1
Mandel Bros
No par.
Manhattan Shirt
—
8
Maiacalbo Oil Exploration
— 1
Marine Midland Corp
—— S
Market St Ry 6% prior pfd
100
Marshall Field & Co
No par
4%% preferred—
100
Martin (Glenn L) Co
1
Martin-Parry Corp.
No par
Masonlte Corp
No par
~~r
Tear 194S
Lowest
J per than
9p erthare
Madison Square Garden new-No par
Magma Copper
10
5,100
'
18%
8%
.
4,200
525
11%
18%
32%
4%
Range for Preview#
Range Sine* January 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
^
Hr,
32
18%
.32
4%
/:
18 y4
*440
-
Shares
16%
18 3/4
14%
18%
•440
11%
Sales for
the Week
9 per than
14%
17%
525
11
Friday
Sept. 6
9 per than
13%
13%
•450
525
STOCKS
.
Thursday
Sept. 5
g per than
t per thare
9 per than
N
stock
LABOR
exchange
DAY
15%
18%
■; 15%
30
33%
•30
1
closed
31
20%
13
16%
31%
29%
22%
12%
14%
17%
17%
•
32
17%
*31 y4
13%
30%
33
21%
•
223/4
'<:■ 13
33
21%
22%
14,300
13%
14%
16%
19
16%
17
24%
25
23%
23%
30
29
31%
205
27%'
12%
15%
35%
37%
19%
17%
•
25
19
23%
30%
200
26
26
13%
13%
14%
37
37%
38%
17
17%
18
29%
28%
30
18%
X30%
200
26
19%
16
31%
30%
18%
202
35%
16%
29
24%
30%
*200
27
.< 18
27%
*24%
12%
18%
19%
17%
18
30
36%
32%
34%
199
.
4,900
24
700
31
National Can Corp—
37%
38%
17%
'
11,200
18 ya
11,500
9,600
Nat Cash Register—
—No par
Nat City Lines Inc——————1
National Container——
1
National Cylinder G»s Co
——1
Nat Dairy Products—.——No par
National Dept Stores new
—5
Nat Distillers Products new—No par
Nat Enam & StamDing
No par
28%
30%
18%
-
19%
,
7,800
7,100
35%
36 y4
19,800
25
34%
23
36%
22%
24%
23%
24%
6,000
25%
24%
25%
24%
*41
44
38%
42
42%
43
43
21%
22%
23% < '
22%
23%
29
*37%
20%
33%
105
105
*200
204
29%
30%
*198
204
•163
166
*162
8%
10
166 '
9
8%
30%
105
105
32%
25%
800
150
17,800
203%
*200
203
165%
*163
166
9
9%
30,100
32
*162
•«
83,300
105
30%
*200
t
9%
—
—
9%:
27
29%
25
26
26% <28
26
28
7,500
2,600
49
50%
48%
49%
50
50
50
2,100
1%
1%
1%
2
176,300
1%
.
1%
51
1%
1%
84
89
82
84
83
83%
82%
84%
29%
31
28%
29%
29
29
28%
29
16
19
15%
16%
16%
17
16
16%
22%
24
24
21
104% 104%
102
21
:
22
22
103
*100
103
22%
4,700
1,700
17,000
700
102
*100
60
27
29
25
26
26 V\
28%
28%
30
3,700
16%
16%
17%
17%
13%'
17%
18%
5,200
10%
18%
11%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
5,400
22
24
20%
21%
62
•108%
30
108
65
56
109%
108%
31%
39
33
38%
107
22%
60
*108%
30%
29 %
30%
30%
*107%
108%
*107%
*108
112
2,900
60
900
109%
31
10
'
108%
:
National Gypsum Co—_—....—.1
$4.50 conv preferred
-No par
National Lead Co———
10
7% preferred A————100
6% preferred B—
———100
National Linen Service Corp new—1
Nat Mall & St'l Cast Co
No par
National Oil Products Co.——4
National Power & Lt ex-distribution
National Steel Corp—
.———223
National Sugar Ref Co^-..^Nopar
National Supply (The) Pa—.—.10
$2 conv preferred
4%% preferred
—
40
—100
10
National Tea Co——„—
Nat Vulcanized Fibre Co
—1
Natomas Oo—_——.———No pat
Nehl Corp
—No par
—
—...1
Neisner Bros Inc
4% %
conv
serial preferred—100
3,100
1Q
Newberry Co (J J) common.Nqpar
3%%
preferred—.—
:
100
41% May 31
34% Jan
2
29 % Sep
Sep
20
-
4
Sep
4
4
Sep
4
20% May 28
28% Jan 29
23% Sep
Sep
29
4
34% Apr
Feb
20
205% Apr
Feb
20
16
Sep
3
32% Apr
21% Feb
3
45% Jan
29
12%
16%
i
193
27
12%
35 %
16
24
17%
30
22 V*
23
37% May
4
32% Aug
9
67% Jan
29
37
13
108% Jan
102% Aug 16
Sep, 3
29
195%:Jan 12
Aug 15
164
Sep
46%
46%
23
*47%
17%
18%
18%
24
50
19%
,
23%
*47%
19
24%'
5,100
-48%
700
19%
88,800
38
42
35
37
37
38
38%
38%
1,700
110
110
100
104
104
106
104%
105%
1,500
New York Air Brake
—
No par
New York Central———No par
N Y Chic & St. Louis Co
6% preferred series A
100
100
24
Nov
54 % Nov
Jan
26% Deo
108
Xl01% Aug
Jun
24
Jan
37%
207
17
July 29.
177
199%
Deo
Deo
173
APr 10
152
Sep
Sep
167
Nov
40% Apr
10% Aug 21
3
25
Sep
4
41% Feb
4
21
Jan
35
Deo
48%
Sep
4
72% May 17
33
Jan
59
Deo
Apr
85% NOV
2
1% Aug 27
80% Feb 26
4
28% Sep
15% Sep 4
Sep
16%
6
Apr
1
25
65
38
25
Jan
18
15
32.
24
101%
Sep
25
Sep
101% July
i
4
Jan
21
Jan
106% Mar
36
Jan
102 % Nov
4
42% May 10
10%
Deo
29% Deo
107 y4
Jan
24% May 27
Deo
33% Mar
26% July
2
Deo
24%
22% Aug
29
Mar 15
1
14% NOV
4
15
2
10% Jan
20% Sep
4
32% Jan 30
15% Mar
Jan
4
Jan
8
103
Feb
5
79
May 22
109% Aug 29
43 % May 24
30
Feb
35
Deo
37
Deo
Mar 14
110% May 27
108
Oct
109
NOV
105% Jan
110
Nov
10% Sep
53 %
106
29%
107
Sep
*101
50%
38
Jan
4
103
20%
Jan
33% Jun
29
102
240
13
Sep
Feb
5
4
3
4
4
4
17% Sep
Sep
35
Sep
100
30
50
•
Apr 20
45
26
Sep
22% Sep
46 % Sep
Feb
111% Jan
110 % May 28
Sep
4
35
.
13%
Sep
Newport Industries
4%% preferred
104
5
20%
Newmont Mining Corp
102
Deo
Deo
Deo
Sep
5,000
23
20y«
Sep
3,000
107
30
32% Deo
19% Deo
35%
22%
195
24% Jan
36
106%
181% Oct
20% Jan
May 31
4
34
25
23% Mar
3
23
Aug 13
45% Apr 22
34 % Jun 14
Jan
37
Sep
35%
4% pfd.100
———10
——1
.—100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
1
*Deo
24% Aug 13
4
26
35
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co
Deo
x34%
17
4iy« Nov
Sep
37%
112
19 y8
32%
42
8%
Nov
9% Mar
13% Jan
12% Mar
Sep
Feb
34%
•108
41% Deo
16 % Mar
Jan
81% Apr
36%
112
56
Nov
"37% Deo
52% Jan
36
*108
Jan
25% Jan 15
3
34%
.
10
35% Dec
Jan
3
Sep
33%
18
For footnotes see page 1343.
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35%
20%
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35
■
107
22%
.
108%
46%
.
23
22
57%
59%
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22
30
112
38
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108%
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108
*109
.
100
No par
14%
23
105
—
14
26%
24%
105%
preferred—-^
Nat Bond & Share Corp
300
27
20%
7 %
200
/
26%
23%
105
National Biscuit Co common.——10
16,100
199
*24%
».
5,000
23
•
National Acme Co.
——...1
National Airlines
—i.
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Nat Automotive Fibres Inc—
1
National Aviation Corp—
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National Battery Co
4
14,200
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16
15%
30
.
Nashville Chatt & St. Louis—.100
120
31%
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8
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
51,200
32
'
31
20
34%
*22%
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31
Jun
32
Aug
28% Deo
61%
Deo
108% Mar
47% Deo
27
18% Jan
38% Deo
109% Jun, 19
34% Apr
5.
X16% Aug
27% Deo
69 % Jan
35% Jan
18
45
58%
Oct
16
21%
Jan
35%
Dec
32
Jan
75 y4
Jun
61% May 29
Jun 10
135
Mar
103% Jan
148
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THE COMMERCIAL A FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
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65
NOV
19
162
Mar
410
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110
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19
53
3
393% Apr
16% Feb
Jan
20
19%
173%
Jan
36
Jan'
11
56% Jan
11
55'% Jan
3
Sep
19% M4y 15
.18
Feb
26
31%
Jan
Jan
Apr
'
Oct
258% Nov
126% Nov
Jan
9%
105%
11
1
Aug
16
20'% Sep
_No par
—2.80
50%
Jan
118
May 22
117
33'% Sep
50
219
;
2*% Mar,
87% Jan
288% Apr - 5
129
Aug 15
45
No par
102% Sep
14% Aug
18
11 Yb Sep
—100
Jan
Mar
113'% Mar ,18
4
27
111"
,
17
41
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6
1
39% Nov
28% Jan
3
May
325
11
60
16
,
t per Share
76
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38% Sep
in
Norwich Pharmacol Oo_
'
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2,900
-■
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1
Norwalk .Tire & Rubber^
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9 per Share
413% May 28
28
121c
;
—
Jun
236.
,
Northwest
>
106% Apij 30
15
Sep
4
100
North American Aviation^
Northern Central Ry Co—l
30
4
24% Feb 27
57
Jan
7
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,'•
Lowest
Highest
I per thare
-
100
a
pfdi—
3,200
A
21% Sep
par
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Industries—^
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Adjust 4%
'
41,600
7,300
'>.,400
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36
1.
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.
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par
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115
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29 >
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800
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9 per share
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.
.
39%
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240
28%
33%
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30
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23
30
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1-5 /
v: ■ 15%
STOCKS
;
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•
:300
LABOR
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. t
Tuesday
Monday
Sept. 2
Saturday
HIGH SALE
AND
LOW
Deo
15"% Deo
112
Deo
38%
Deo
263% Mar
63'%
Deo
46
Apr
57
Nov
6%
Jan
15
Deo
Jan
21%
Deo
25
May 23
12%
112
' Jan «19
107%
Jan
16 Va
Aug
3
24%
Jan
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83
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50
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19
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4,400
15
16
15%
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49
49
49
48
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49%
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17
62%
58%
59%
54
43
47
101
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36%
'
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35%
4.
59
6
453% Jan
/: 16% Feb
Sep
4
4
25
$1
STOCKS
84
100
8
'v:
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i.
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'
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Yi
—No par
Dec
24%
Deo
33 Va Aug
46%
NOV
37% Mar
49
Nov
30 3%
46
Deo
Read
14%
19 Va
50
No
par.
No par
com
J00
-
1
Iron—
,
3
5/
4% preferred
—100
3.60ft series preferred
—100
Phillips Jones Corp
No par
A
7ft preferred
——100
Phillips Petroleum
No par
Phcenix Hosiery
——:
8 •
23
Pillsbury Mills Inc
$4 preferred
;
No par
;
-w-100
C & St Louis RR
Coke
Chemical
&
Jan
Co—No
Sep
4
•-' 14
119%
116 V3
41 Ya
14% Apr
13
105%
Nov
8
Jan
13
9'% Sep
thare
6
May 9
/ May 23
22
J
Deo
Deo
.
9 per share
9 Va
Jan
Highest
9 per thare
15%
Nov
19% Aug
36%
Deo
25
Jan
40 y4
Deo
57
Jan
713/a
Deo
115
Oct
106%
Jan
21 Va
Jan
293%
July 10
25
Jan
29'/a NOV
May 16
117
Aug
303% May
34
122
1
122
NOV
Apr
19% Feb
5
12 '/a Aug
> 19%
NOV
/ Jan
17
313/4 Mar
447/a
Deo
vJan
28
56% July
74
Sep
Jun
10
1073/4 Sep
113
Apr
47
4
4
71
7
112
;
;
106% Aug 27
27
27
20
27
5
.Jan
36
.
130
8'
July 16
73% Jun 10
14%
111
Jan
Mar
34%
124
44%
Jan
69%
Deo
Deo
Dec
.Jan
11
11
Jan a
35
Deo
35% Jan
15
25
Jan
37%
Nov
Sep
108%
41
30'% May 16
/ 106'% Jan 12
134 \ Mar 8
par
Jun
Mar
Range for Previous
i
Year 1945
117% Jan- 18
.
Nov
108
Lowest
76% Jan
July 24
25
Sep
38% Sep
105'% Feb
102
Aug
25% Feb
1233% Jun
49
Feb
22
Sep
43-y« Jun
Apr
16% Feb
5
Sep
A
Jan
x48
7
Nov
30 Va NOV
-
Jan
80
.
-27%JEeb 25
117% July 29
No par
com
Coal &
May
43%
Jan
T..1«
91
,
110
Feb
136
May
15% Feb
4
173%
*46%
60
16%
50
60%
18
*45
60%
183%
49
101 y3
*100%
104
34%
343/4
34'%
35
46
6,500
500
5,100
—No par
preferred
Consolidation
Co.:
1
Plttston
473%
Pond
Creek
Poor & Co
Pressed
200
4% ft
Procter
'
500
15,800
(The)
Plough Inc new
Plymouth Oil Co
17,300
12,700
f
Co.
Publicker
>——5
8
—
Pocahontas—No par
No par
preferred
&
1
:
class B
Steel Car
Co Inc
ser
Gamble
Industries,
97% May 17
■'
19:,/4 Sep
1
;
Coal
Bolt—-—.—No par.
Pittsburgh Steel Co—
No par
7 ft preferred class B—-—-100
5ft preferred class A_—
100
5%ft 1st ser conv pr pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Va
—.—100
Pitts Young & Ash pfd
100
5,900
1
-
60%
46%
100%
47%
conv
Pittsburgn Forglngs Co
.-1
50;
A
-No
Inc.-—
par
.5
20
197
203
•
7
105
3
118% Aug
8% Mar
126
8
16
>85% Jan
106
113%
Feb
Sep
Deo
Feb
30
202
,
;
8
Deo
23 Va
Nov
153/a ,Jan
25 3/a
Deo
20%
May 15
Mar 29
210
Deo
Jan
190
205 Va July
483% Jan
15
39%
Dec
44 Ya
Deo
7% Sep
" 11'% Sep
4
3
14
Jan
30
6%
Jan
12 3/a
Dec
22% Feb
16
8%
Jan
153/a
121
65'%
: 79
15
6
3
141
36
Sep
3
27
99
Mar
117%
Oct
96% JUn
14
49% Mar
69'/a
Jun
91
Jun
43%
Jun
3
17% Sep
4
31% Jun
;15
Sep
x21% Mar
5
4
July 1
29% Aug 12
,
92 :'
,
343% Jan
4
—
22
,
Sep
4
50% Sep
3,
58% Sep
4
43
May 28
18
Sep
4
100% Sep
5
33% Feb
19
55
30
Aug
67
Jan
,
Jun
198
Jun
12%
Jan
22
Deo
Feb
17%
Jan
27 3/a
Deo
2
24 Va
Jan
33%
Deo
7
12 Va
Jan
25%
Dec
16
16%
Jan
26%
Deo
Mar
66%
Nov
63% Feb 18
71% Apr 27
May 14
105'% May22
41
21
.
27'%Feb;
'
14
Feb
68
198
—
'31% Mar 12
.15'% Sep
3
.16
Dec
Feb
Sep
Jan
Sep
Sep
preferred—-No par
cum.
26% May 8
4
Sep
4
July 11
Jan 14
Public Service Co of Colorado-,—20;
$4.75
106,A Feb
July
1
65
.
06% Nov >'
Jan
69
26
I per
4
26
.
32'%Sep
110
i
Corp
Philip Morris & Co Ltd
Pitts
Jan
Apr
63
;
65
23
113
82 Va
Highest
9 per thare
13
Apr
2
35'% Jan. ; 5
1
Inc
preferred
:
'Lowest
.
Deo
Jan
Nov
20%
Range Since January 1
;
30%
19
Mar 12
?>
Deo
17
109
4
•
33%
43% Marl 18
3
Deo
/ 17% Jun
111 /
V-x-.-i*
: ' A'
■
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Maji
49%
Dec
28
109'% Jun
6
s
>72
Jan
117% Aug
•
303/4 JSn
37% Aug
Sep A. 4
105% Sep
8% Sep
-
.'//:/ '/A'>Aa Par
preferred
&
Sep
30 "
;
STOCK
YORK
preference
Jan
21%
3
100
EXCHANGE
17% Deo
> 24 Va Mar
57% Feb
3
; 28% Feb
No par
Pitts Screw &
121
16'/a
59%
79% Jifn
Oct
xl8
.
16,400
"10
13%
130
49
49
Jan
* Sep
118
—No par
12,800
93%
23 V4
18'/4
8 '
•'
_7U
Wayne & Chic Ry
100
7ft preferred.,
—
——100
Pitts Plate Glass Co
10
4
38
8%
13'%
>-'
19
50
10/
—
Pitts Ft
50
16
$6
$5
20%
20%
15'/4
*45
6% Mar
17
24% Jan -29
—
Phila Electric Co.
Pitts
19%
21%
50
20%
'67
x48% Sep
; 28
Sep
1
Co:
Pfelffer Brewing Co
Pfizer (Chas) & Co
.>>300
v
20 y4
15%
223%
50 V*
>
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Phelps-Dodge Corp
Philadelphia Co 6ft preferred:
Pitts C
■
9%
•
25
17%
A 22% Jun
'
24 V*
50 '/a
4
No par
Airlines
:a;:;::a>A':;
/.> 22,100
12%
*121
■''■• 73'%
75%
16%
26
&
NEW
■;
4.4ft
17%
101
630
111
30%
31
*119% 120
173/4
*16
!
4y»ft 2nd preferredPetroleum Corp of America
40 Yb
37%
130
15%
Dec
5
Philco
*208
17% : is
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20
8%
15%
30
283/» Sep
! 13% Feb
>15% Sep
par,
..'•
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preferred
11,400
98
•
*178
Deo
NOV
Pet Milk Co
263%
9%
'
22%
5%
39 7%
—
25%
*121
•208
79
.
2,100
10,000
28,300
21%
*188
72
Deo
1
-
26%
*108%
10
-
1
—
i
Oct
Dec
X80% Deo
110
Jan 12
—100
115% July 15
Light Co—No par A
; 21'% July 24 •"
27% Jan 24
Pennsylvania RR
50
31' Sep
4
47% Feb 16
X40
Feb 27
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co——
10 tA
49% July 16
Peoples iDrug Stores Inc
143 " Jan
3
2
68
May 22
Peoples G L & Coke (Ohic)j—_100>
893% Feb 20
115 A Apf *22
POoria & Eastern Ry Co_^
100
51% Jan 25
20.; Sep
4 i*
Pepsi-Cola Co
"—
33 %o
23'% Sep
4
40% Jan_ 1;
Pere Marquette Ry Co——
A.—- r-r'iavz 3SP~ 3
T363/i Jart 17
o7«rpriOT preferred—
100
1113% Jan 14 ' 132
Jun 19
5ft
Deo
11
6'%
No par
>--i
Co
;;
14 Va
107'%
•
—2.50
,...<•
preferred
Phila
130
13'%
*121
*-
Cement
Power
14,700
108%
37
20
X39% Nov
par
Enterprises—j
Glass Sand Corpj
Penn
14%
32'%
'32%
'<
(J C)
Penn-Central
14%
A
11%
&
Deo
29
—No
Ford
&
Penney
15
60
7%
14%
Deo
14
Mines
-
•»■
120
*27
•
Davis & Go
Sharee
127
36%
9%
35%
iuu
700
it/":• 70
3,700
66
31%-
393%
'
a:/
61%
-
58%
208
15
1343.
iii .:«■
33%
•
*26'%
*120%
193%
213
83%
27
25%
*188
101
•
xl4'/4
124
98 %
Consolidated
Parker Rust Proof Co—
*119%
25'%-
20
*190
For footnotes see page
: 2,300 ;
;' 500
67,300
2,900
9 per share /
110
.
.
26 Yb
58
98%
20
Parke
Bales for
29%
98%
*190
100
the Week
62
98%
23%
Friday
Sept. 0
653%
27
*100
20%
>
;
14%
643%
124
9%
75
1,000
/
10%
124
10%
.-•
500
v.
111
108%
Deo
6%
1
—
-
Penn-Dixie
25,200
35,500
106%
32%
130
*125
9%
*105%
10
8
-
106 Vz
*108
*20
110
11 Y\
106%
A
106%
.
23
100 •'
Inc_
2.000
A
113
56
25
36
/
303/4
*105%
124
*203-
A
84
*103
*26
-
22.
106%
32
61%
preferred
Tilford
5.900
; a
*
113
128
conv
Corp,
Penn Coal & Coke Corp
A..
-
20%
*105
*27
Jun
Aug
par
Paramount Pictures'Inc new-
5ft
27 y8
*111
•
*124
*120
5.880
;
52.:
30
?
35
"31
A38% :-39%
.
;
14
110
:
120
25
106%
*108%
10
65'%
A-67
263/4
25
1,400
11,100
.V
43 Va
—1
Parmelee Transportation——No
A.
A
-
i, 112A.4
33%
112%
55
8%
84
63 V*
*119% 120
Deo
5%
A
10
No
Patinor Mines
/
;
99% '
*21
I per share
313/4
149%
171.
•
Prod. & Ret
inc__
Cos
;'^y<A>':'A:
A.
26
106%
/.
*99
Sept. 5
*110
403/4
*111
1,000
4-
34%
•
20%
Thursday
28 ya
27%
*313%
140%
1
7,900
22%
A'A 26%
108%
A,A 9%
*14
60
66
*60% Oct
32
:
.—100 /
4,700
'
31%
32% : 333A
.
68
Nov
Ya Sep
A, 56'%
No par
;
Deo
<
A 40
;
—100^
j..
351/4
116%
43%
•
22
*106%
10
13%
i
,
21%
"V *51%
120
31%
193 A
33
■
.
20
Sept. 4
113
*110
-
271%
*112
•■/:
9 perthare
14%
60
68%
'33 t'A37%A
67%
A5,000*
A
'
•
Wednesday
■
9 per share
14%
Paraffine
HIGH SALE PRICES
Sept. 3
f per share
Panhandle
Utah
i
■■
>
35%
85 "**7 : 85
9%'
% nov
Panhandle East Pipe Line—No par
,4ft
preferred
100
Park
32
" 8%
x21%
:A'. 33%
44
A* 25%
31%
.106
y4 Nov
non-cum—No par
.
«**•
30
+
Tuesday
Sept. 2
EXCHANGE
—? t»i>-
10%
LOW
Monday
,-
107
10
Satarday
Aug. 81
Yi
33
Deo
Pan American Airways Corp—2%
Pan-Amer Petrol & Transp—
8,*
&
493/4,-
*113
33%
A-:: 55 A,' -'
;A, "99% '
.20 :ja 20
A
120
Deo
par
Packard Motor Car—^——No par
Park
-
15%/-
>• 72-
20
99
20%
*112
32
43%
; 26 3/a
19%
128% ;
88
A
23%
.
31
5"
116%
23%
22 %
*51
•;
20
As 99
23
A,
; 55
>/. 55
Deo
Nov
Co__
Telep & Teleg—
preferred
2,300
:
>16%
30%
A
36
*113
22 Va
;
Deo
34%
«»•"
Lighting Corp——No par
A 12,900
40%
X48%
■•'■'■'"v
8%
22 A'
21"
36::A/
35%
Deo
NOV
18 Ya
—12.50
Pacific Tin Consol'd Corp
Pacific Western Oil Corp
4ft
64,360
i3/ar
A:
At* 68
72%
49% -SOI/4''
A 30
*
26
6ft
^
A
61
16
200
-
32%"
15%
900
' 120
22,700
V
A;
'
:
34%..;
/>'
31
1A
•
f
f 5.700
7%
A;/ 31%
>A 60%
AA
4%
-•A,' 393/4
16%
*16%
72%
49 3/4
.
•'30 ■%:
21%
45
>
A 115
40
-
.•
68
"
43%
16
57,200
43% v:45AA*
108% 108%
AAA/7AA
63%
,15%
i
• v:
*113
23%
Pacific
w• *
,8 •>
,
24
39
I'.ns,./
••
7%
A
-16%
)t 28%
36% A
♦114
//: 49
.
V.
99,600
•
16%
•
6U
4'
; 14%-
-
70"
73% A
A
493/4
28
,.
; :
'
-
28% A 29%
31
16%
;;
•••
15%
108%
62A:
A
:; 4% vA •;>;. -3% A/4%
4T.%. 43% , ,•••;'. 37%
40%13%
23%
8
■
*111 A 115
;
A 3f%- 33"":
*31%
163/s
14%
45 .r
6%
,61%
29%
16%
-"41%-
v
*68
-
23
■'
34%
119
Jan
xll8%
preferred non-cum_—No par
Pacific Gas & Electric
a_23
90
9,600
-.•600
,
%
'
1083/4
60
A*
v.
,
7%
■
11
2.50
No
Co
Pacific Mills
6%
"7
Coast
1st preferred
Pacific
A " >
Jun
4
Ynd
' 350
/A
176%
A
'
8,800
146%
y/tvi", 33/4
Wi
35
145
23%
X30
:A>
'
/'
2.200
176%
'
67
34
"
5%,.
68
34% '
303/4
V/'A 61 '
34
A
•
148
6y8
••
!
70
♦111 V.
58
'* 176%
:*i08%
7%:
''
.
+68
'
60'
34%
Pacific
:
•;
-
175
39
A
.
33%
Glass
Deo
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc.
530
/•/AAA 20
:go
10,800
36
Oct
23%
-100
•_
•
Owens-lHinols
2.40O
,
21
;'.'-a:; 33%
35
preferred
Outboard Marine <fe Mfg_
69
*62
60
,143/4-
43%
+108 /
T
13%
20%
A
3
5
A 112
1
10
Outlet Co
V 4,700
42%
>14%: -15%
■
123/4
A,
19V2
" A.
Sep
Sep
123% Sep
103
A
1
14
No
'30
?/ 78%: 80A
29% July
223/4 Jun
•>:
-.—100
i
;
com.
500
■
144
6%
?■:
.14%--15%,,
•.
-
A
95
Elevator
6ft
26
41%
33%
; *23
>."8.,a>
Otis
13%
26
21
100
<5
Oppenheim Collins i
175
5%
.
1,100
142 A/;'
*172%
'6%
5%
70
7,900
A
26
19% Feb
21 % July 19
-
No par
A
26
108% Jun
20
convertible preferred
Omnibus Corp (The)
>
8ft conv preferred A
9,400
A
42%
59
140%
176% ;
■
A
A; 40%
41%
4% ft
360
39
93
100 •
.No par
pfd
Oliver Corp.
9,400
117%
'•'
69
*
*33
57
A
37
33%
:* 149
>
:35
pfd.
;
30% ;. 36%
*160 A 170 /
80
"
*62
:
.
40%
143
176%
70
,
*33%
,'
62%
57%
*62
4.40 ft
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 4ft
*
13%
98
12%.
19%
•
V
l;
105
A117%
26
77 -A:
.'24%
Co
Ohio Oil Co
'. ■ A. 500
13%
39
Ohio Edison
i 200
>31,300
,22
23%
A
170
*95-
■
:: 98
12%
137a
69
38%
31
-
74%
201/a
69 >
117%
V..,
'29%
98
>
77
20
i:
•38
28%
*160
> 27
29
♦100
>
38
411/4
'33
28
13%
117%
23%
105
-13%
'
A
243/4
105
'
'
13%;' 14
1
112
*109%
23%
213/4
23
THE COMMERCIAL A FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4523
.Volume 164
•
•..
~.
.
t tkiatda*.
Aug.
Tuesday
y,
Sept. 2
•
I
tAare
ihnf#
««f
y
'.EXCHANCE
■./CLOSED
;•
1
.116
105%
111
m--.-.-
1'25 Va
125'
20%
•
•
.1 '■
1-
V;
1'lb
'/4
''
STOCK'
52%
23%
:
•
.
33%
*24%
24%
11%
11%
86%
86 %(
18% ,19%
18%
19%.
109 Va
*108V4
'
-
1,400
'■
com—No'par
100
,100
prelerred— —,—dJ^,
preferred
t>aa
&
pftf $6_
5%
319 % Jun
No par
.j———
preferred;
conv.
;
purity Bakeries Corp
108
•••:
110
150
-I#
19% Feb
2:
Jan
per share
Jan
Jan,
20
31% Sep;
t
27% Not
Feb
106%
139% May 10
115%
Deo
126
Dec
Jan*
138
Nov
Jan
*148%
Not
,
Jan
17
121%
•117% Feb
15
112% Oct
693e Jan
15
47% Jan
65%
Oct
17
Jan
24%
Deo
106
May
112%
Not
28% May 28
,
Mar, 19
par
No
IT
10
102%
126
19% Feb1 26
Nonpar
il00
Highest
t per share
30% Jun 10
115% Jan
112% July 25
50% Sep1 :4
No par
Pure OH' (Thei
,
4
104% July 19
109% Aug 19
11*4% Aug 19
_100
Lowest
,
f per share
20% Sep'
No par
,
Year 1945
Highest
t ver share
Par
Pullman Inc
•
Lowest
*
8%
Pub Ser El
10,;
33%
Hang* Since January 1
preferred—,;—.
1%
570
% .35,300
200«.
112%'
*109
33 >'
32%
Corp "of Jf J
Serv
6%
•14.100'
21%
112%
.
::
54% ;
Range for Previous
;
V
;
$5 preferred
■
570
,VW,
113%
*113%
54 %
- ' 7 * 109
33
960
570
125 %'
124%
1H.'3
Pub
'20,300
)
116%, 117%
124%
32
7-22%
: •
105
110%
117
123
,/»•„/.
22%".
105
1
111
7
21%
111%
" "113
•:••:
I'll-
'111
YORK
EXCHANGE
Shares
share
ver
NEW
_i
...
_
the Week
•
115% Jun
13
38% Feb
4
•
4
23%
118
Jan
Jan
31
Not
15% Jan
22%
Deo
10% Jan
19%
Deo
yi
A:-'.i
...
7
24
23%
,V
.
l22
34%V;V ,i.:- 31%
-
'
34
l
21Va
vv;;
112
112
r
53
24 V,:!;:
i
106
-110%
'
113%
'"50%
r'V-
.57
Sept. 6
e*tare
:"?.05%
>
125
124
*
115 v,:';, *113
53%
■
U6 - V'*?.
115%
"
v.,..:, 22... ,23'/4
110%
,
*113
-
21
\ -M
116% M.'
112
M10%
1
:,2o%
Sales Tor
Frlda*
■/tje:
,
107 %:
106%
LABOR
mDAYnx
S ver
,1 pft* »h.are
»
23 Va,-'
20%
STOCK
,
'
I per
I pertharf
Thursday
Sept; 5
Sept. 4
+
RECORD
STOCKS
Hninesday
Sept. 3
Monday
-
31-;
STOCK
HIGH SALE PEICEB
tow AND
'*
YGRK
NEW
•:
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^
'.r
- )■
>24
j
10 Va
i88 Va
17%
♦23%
12
'ii
87%
^■23%
11
34
•
/
18%
-;
•
7;
2,300 V
■
88%
88% ■■V\
2C%
V 17%
V.
c;'"'
12%
110
,*109%
H
:
>>••:.:'
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e
"'
109
.,
38%
•
39
-21 %
19%
23%
21%
110..
38%
40
40
86 Va i;87f%
V7,
39 Va
•;
<;
;.-j
.
;■/2i 1:;
20
25% Aug 13
V-;.: 21 l:'
*37
68,100/
•
\
•
.
i
.
16% Sep'
4
86% Sep
5
96% Mar 19
15% Jan
3
28 Vs Apr
24
109
Sep
38% Sep
5
4
112% Feb
11
19% Sep
No pa*
,
4
r
1st preferred—No par
conv
Radlo~Keith-Orpr
120
Ralston
2,100/-
>
22
v"
<
Ainer
19;
Jan
12,200'
t
Purina
Raybestos
Co
^,1
—
3%%
pfd—100
Manhattan,
Rayonier
•
"mm
„
19%
.
37%
V
39
*18
V
*85
"
:
17
18%
•
•'
' "
V:'i
:'
87
32%
No par
Inc——,
.
—T
„
18%
18%
21.
•:
99
18%
••
96
39
*101%
V
'
.96
95
.'•94
-
.
37 Ve ;
35
101%
v
;■
,
3,600
V
38'%
27 y4
13%
14%
13%
96
v;
_
26%
Silk
Hosiery-
—
0
Oct
Deo
,100
"106% Jan
(Robt)
& Co
1st pfd
33
May 14
16
Mar
Apr
9
34%
4
-.
Reliance Manufacturing Co„No par
Conv'pfd 3%% series
_100
.•
14 %
>,V
Remington-Rand
'.Preferred
Reo
3,000;
112% Feb
4
Sep
4
125% Jan
17
7
"45% A# 22
w
3
Sep'
Deo
25
Not
Jun
29% Mar
Mar
60%
Deo
Jan
46%
Deo
28%
Deo
102%
Oct
137
Jun
69% July
143
Deo
17
Jan
22%
Jan
31%
Deo
36%
Deo
:27% May'11-
■
Sep
5
32 % Mai' 13
101% Mat
"
1
31
43%
11% Jan
9
17
-94
25
Warrants
IhC—:—
36%
Deo
38%
Jan
43
46% Jan
111
Jan
19%
53% Jun 20
},
Apr
' *"17 "
t
with
Motors,
6
44'
87
No par
Feb
27% Jan
n00
103
33% Feb
4
v: 18% Sep
100'
27
13%
•
60%
18%
39-
49
Aug 28
38% Aug 26
ReiS
15,100:
./
104 %
50
Reliable Stores Corp-—
250'7
38%;
37%
*100
18% Sep
50
2nd preferred
"Preferred—.—.——,
v
1,500"
V'/ V
50
1st preferred
non-cum
'
29
x27
Jan
7% Mar
33
49%
.
f" "
3
Jaiv
non-cum
Real
90'
>,
18%,
*94
103%-
26
26'/a
".12%
x35%
*100%
"
101%
25%
104%
94 Va
.37
u
4%
'
1,900
'
96,
36%
Reading Company
100
•34
18%
v
r-'-
88
,'33 7. v v;;; 33 V'.
,—23
,
4%
loo
88
.
5,800
'4;xd- V
22
'Wr
7. $2 preferred
;
49
39
'
89
21%
"
*38
;
.
108
31%
17
•
21
*99
*44
*%%4
J'-'-'-.
49
500
37%.;
•
20%
40
,
20%
;
V
,92
.
: 31%/
,
21%
*38
108
87
33
19%
*44
20
18%
95
33
'
19%
40
;v:.v *99
.
37%
50
v*35-.x
'
21%
108
168
•
*40
50
*37%
.
.37%
'18%
22
*47
■
^37
-•
78%
July
Aug
-
...37%
.
23
•
'•'.
.
39%
39
21%
$3.50
900
i
110
,37%.
Radio Corp of
114,900
,
r
"
•
'
10%
V"
Oil Ret Corp.
Quaker State
-
J01
May 18
■
* 50% Jun
8;
3
105% Apr
3
34% July 19
25% Feb '26
69% Jan
102% Aug
10% Jan
29
Deo
18%
Deo
'
13*%
9 Va
■V-V.;. V,/
14%
11,
V
9
-
9%
:
'
-
9%
10
:
:
io%v
10
Republic Aviation Corp—
Republic Pictures ——
16,500
27,500
'
•
^50d
15
16%.
23%
.
33%.
15%
'
16
31%
30
•
16
31
16 V4
xJ.6
x30%
;
X:
31 Va
*110%
52,700"
112%
32
•'
1,300:
-
$1
cohv
preferred—
—10.
Republic Steel Corp_——„
113
112
,
; ;; V"
26
22%
-
112
-
*112:
23%
22 Va
113
23%
*106 Va; 109 Va
109%
♦lOG'/a
.
24% cV;
32
28%
'
,
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;27
,26%
7
108
V
•-
27%
10
9,100-i
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110
108%
t %
.
v. 22%
•
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V.-.v"xV
V
'•
48 %
48%
22'
39%
23
27%
14%
16%.
27
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICKS
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Aug. 31 ;>/.
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1:
Tuesday
Monday
V: Sept. %
1 per
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share
Wednesday
»Septr<3
per
;
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7
Sales for
the Week
v-.
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*
Jan
110
Nov
"45% Jan
15
15 y8
Jan
37
Dec
16
37
Sep" 4
43
Feb
104% Jan-
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stdclt *r
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:
25%
DAY
EXCHANGE
CLOSED'»
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56
106%
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175/s
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112%
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&
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15
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21%
23
28%
32%
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30
25%
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7
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77
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17%
May
Jan
100
:
■
:
66
'
Nov
'
28
Oct
115% Mar
14%
Dec
*42%
Feb
61% Nov
29
Nov'
37
65%
28'
King Coalition Mines
16
L
49% Apr
*
Sep"
Jan
2
Sep;
3
20-
Aug
2'
147/e Sep'
4
Dec
Oct
71%
Dec
30%
Nov
8
22 % Aug
7
Mar
14%
Dec
9
35%
40
Nov
Oct
"23% May 11
22% July 11
24% Jan 17
;
V
llQ'A Aug 14
113% May
17% Mar
8
24%
107%
Oct
18
7%
Sep
21%
16
16%
Jan
114
Oct
Jun
2a7%
par
par
par
Jan'
2
32% Apr
40% Feb
28
Dec
Jan
4
39% May 11
12% Mar
25%
Nov
Jan
2
9i y8 May 18
74
May
79% Nov
19
66
•
.
23
77
"
par
Sep'
4
Jan
22% Nov
Jan-
4
'
,
*26% Apr
',-87
',-7 6%
-8
No par
Feb* 26.
10'A Sep
No par
Sep
x38 Va Sep,'
; t
38% Jan
15'A Sep'
No par
-IS
*
'
54
&
Iron—„20
"
17 % Sep'
I
No par
; /
$1.20 preferred.
Highest
t p*+ share
Jan
19 V* July
110% July
8% Mar
.
July 11,.
37% Jan
3:
14
;
1__1
140-
Oct
Dec
'
Aug 14
61/
110% Jun
17'A Feb
,7 2l3,
Steel
■
28
4
.
—IS
Sloss-Sheffield
••
34
37
8
Mar 30
18
-19% Sep... 4,
Skeliy Oil Co———
1,900
Sep
f per share
8
;3&
—No par
Sinclair Oil Corp—!
1,700
21
18
No par-
Simonds Saw &' Steel—
53,700 '•
18
*23%
j.'i'i
64
34% May 29
116;;
77% Feb
* a
5'
II -
Simmons Co
V
.
500'
17
/
: •: 7 16%
65
64%
18%,.' ".••' 17%
16%
V
.63 •?:
mm M»
Sharpe & Dohihe—
No
$3.50 conv pref ser A*.
No
Shattuck (Frank G)
—No
Sheaffer-, (W AT Pen Co—No
Silver
48
Year 1945
39% Apr
Shei*aton Corp of America
«
Mar
Lowest
4
Shell Union Oil———
1-5,000
-
29% Nov
Range for Previona
4'
70%
Nov
36%
Dec
6
5% Mar
12%
3
32% Jan
46%
Dec
30%
Feb
44%
Nov
14% Aug
Jan
21 y8
Deo
15
Aug
22%
Dec
22%
Jun
24%
Jun
48%
Jan
96
Deo
1
14% Feb
56% Jun
*61-
May 31
20% Jan
4
24
3
17 »A July
v
13%
59
11
28
85% Jun
7
4
:• 27'yz Feb
16
5
"24'A Apr
17
58% Sep' 6
Aug; 28
39
"91.1 Jan
15
22%
Jan
Jan
Deo
July
Aug
43% Jun
4;"
4
8
29
May 16
,
'
11%;
,11
1
,
4,500
8,500 '
-
23%
17%
-
3,700
v'777
30%.
.
17%-
16%
15%
65%
47"%'
-•
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7r%'
6
50%
75
■
31%
10%
4
100
"
—
"
'.,75
1
Dec
Apr
33
Highest
4
^1
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Sharon Steel Corp_^
8,700 -
:
Dec
12%
6% Aug
9
25% Sep'
"
Shamrock Oil & Gas_aw-a.
--15,600
30%
25%
83
""*78
$4.50 preferred
18% Nov
31
19 %
f per share
4
22% Sep
*.„No par
Servel Inc common^
70 '
.
26%-/.y 7
25%.
83 ""
-V
30%
12
6%
%
„
112%- 112%
|
20%; .21%^
30% - 31%.
21
28%
24%
,.
'
15%
•
•111%
Dec
Jan
Jan
•>■ yy; >■;
4
Sep
26%
10%
May 29
7, 50ya Sep;
No'par
-8
Seeger-Sunbeam Corp- —
Seiberling Rubber Co—lll».il*
5,900
-
1
■■■
:
Dec
16%
'y' >■
,
52% Sep v 4^
106% Aug' 12
"
1100
A
Seagravs .Corpj;——
69,000
15%
;
,
29
1 34 % Jan
-
4'
71
No par
Seaboard Oil Co otDel
"
-as.
65
,
106
Sep
16% Mar
5
26
11% Sep
,•
10
Oct
NOV
"
Seaboard" Air Line ctfs___
--
6,400
*
,
"
...
16%
17%:
25%;
247
%.:::;;• 7,
*"39%
V.
.38%
■/:
25%
54% : ;
27 'Zr"P--
24%
Sep
"24 % Feb
S
1.75
Paper Co
No par
$3.40 cum pfd—__1——No Pat
,
Apr
Dec
46%
99%
3
1 1111A Sep ® 5
100'
Scott
:
140 *
,
45
5* •'*'
?•:
11,100
;
-_10'
Safeway Stores—
5% preferredia——r
Savage Arms Corp„
Schenley Distillers Corp
91900
7 V; 110
*
12%
74%
•;
53%
109.
107%
.
St Joseph Lead,
1,1007,
7
27% '
113
12%
75
:
•
51
50%
Jun
Dec
40
37% Mar
25
30% Jun
;7:>:t":;7v7
'
37% ,41% ;
.
27%
112%
523/f,
107
23
S4%
28%
27%
75%
'
„
107
26%-;
50%
.
71
50 %\,
25%
12%
•
52%
•:
rv
106%
22%
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11%
83%
84%
•
47%
111%" 111%
26%
113"-
-fl3
••:
,23%
Jan
Oct
117%
Jan
Range Since January 1
; 7;;;; Lowest ;
dpui per share
par
'
;
"
Jan
14%
31%
" 13% Feb
^
.
.
98
20% May 28
/>44
.
STOCK
V"
"
43%
25%
in
12
-
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50%
29'
112%
•
38
.
-—5 7" 24% Mar 14
EXCHANGE
-.
Shares
9 per share
108% Feb
Dec
Nov
24%
6
50% July 31
2 "
33%
115
16
46% Jun
.
• •
'g;
'
18
22 % Mar 11
No par
gfOCKS
NEW
'
9 per share
87%
4 "■
—No pof
Jacob--—
i
Friday
Sept. 6
Thursday
'
f per share
/
26 V4
25%
i.
'
T
lrSepk4
share'
26%
25%
6
Ruppertr
'
25 y4
Jan
3,300
■
1,500"
47%
'
Jan
Jan
11%
"107
_100
—
19%
102%
118
14
Feb" 20
26
Feb 26 '
Roam Antelope Copper Mines—I— y,"
8% Sep
4
Royal Typewriter-.—z
I
Ll / * 18% Sep' 4
Ruberoid Co 'The}_—
No pa¥
43% Maf 13'"
7,200
22
21
x47
•
Co—
16
Sep' 4 • 136
Jan
19% July 24 •:'■"• " 28% Feb
100
—I '
..Id
Richfield Oil Corp—
Ritter Company
40% Feb
Apr 20
31% May 28
110% Jan
3
*106% Sep'
- 28% Sep'
Class B——10
series—
2"
25
21
2,300
8%/.:
'
'
V'22
18%
46%
•
Mfg
'
9,200
V 1,000
7
'•31,'
'
-
3.60%
Jan"
,4"21%
7% Aug
8
17% Feb
,
,110% Jan -4
.100
'
4
•>•':■ 18% Mar 14
No pa*
——
Preferred
4,800"
••
7
Spring—
(R J)'Tob
.Common
,
,
300
v,
•15%
15%
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v
130
V
26
24%
16
30%
14,100
~
106
Reynolds
Reynolds
6,000 '■
-
.
/:
50
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25%
29%
.
I'
40
/
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106
x15'/4
:
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39%
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280'
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21Va
v
21%
V106
-
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15% ::
15
31%
111%
>
47%
106
105
31
21
■V 38' ■;<
48' ;
47%
:
106%
24%
V.
20%
40%
109 Va
109%'
107
37
23%
38%
5% % preferred
——
Reynolds Metals Co—
5 % % conv preferred—
~
'
29%.
4 V
24% Apr
Feb
429%
6% conv prior pfd ser a
100
Revfere Copper & Brass——No par
21,100 V
.
106% yV
106%
29%, ;
28
"
300'
24
23 Va
"
,
Sep
Feb
15 '
.
No pat
*
113.
.V"
Baturdar
.\9
.-
4"\
'
15%
/-V
12% Sep
-I
41%
-
65%
Dec
Dec
"
63%
63%
61
♦58
60-
61
.
58%
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40
-
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.
105%
42 ;
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105%
103
34'
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34'
15%
;
16%
47/e
48%
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,
55%
•
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v
41%'41%
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33
33
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54
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49
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26
43
55%
41
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23
35
25%
49%
42 %
44%
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33%
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27%
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71:
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77
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51% 7:7;
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20%
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43%
16%.
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100
92
43%
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16%
15
92
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7,
15
y
99
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;
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15%
8
41"'-
41%
41'%
*40%
24%
24%.
25%
99
25%
30
••
27
23%
25%
'13,700
•
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19%
.
23'
'
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20%-
96%
.91%
95
21%
•7 21%
22
92%
95
22%
24,200
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16%
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114.
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41
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16% ; 17%
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114
44
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94:
-
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1-7%
44
7:7 43
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1,800
110
non-cum
&
July 11
33
15
Sep'
4
'48
May 15
Sep
4
stk
-
$5.5J
Conv
/
$4
3
8% May 11
'
30y2 Maf 2
May 9
7 51
" 172
Aug 30
60 Va Feb
yv
5B% Feb'
193
3
3
46
Sep
4
"70
41
Sep
3
\
'
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1
8
397/a July
3
33% May 27
—I
'
17
Sep
40%
Oct
18%
Dec
4% Aug
20% Aug
7%
Deo
40% Apr
155
26 Va
17
—
Jan
37
Nov
Jan
24%
Dec
27
38%
Jan
62
Nov
Jun
17
32%
Jan
60%
90% Jun
18
64%
Jan
87%
Dec
Dec
Feb
15
80%
Jan
'30% Apr
23
11%
Jan
21%
Dec
13% Jan
29
96
3
4-
15
Sep"
5
27
92
Sep
4
104
May 13
July 16
80
40'%
Feb
20
51
May 24
32
Mar
____1
No
"
pat
1^5
.>■.
& Sons'common
preferred^—
Par
.
,
91'% Sep
35% Sep.-
,
Dec
6% Mar
12%
Dec
7%
Jan
20
Dec
Feb
95
27 Va
Jan
Sep
44% Nov-
40% Jan
4
4
33:% Feb' 21
Jan'31
'
30
39% Apr
109% Apr
23% Sep" 4
19% Sep
3
••
^.1
No
•
'
.
Dec
Nov
»6'% Sep.
No pat
Dec
180
No par
1
par
36%
60%
Apr
Jun
,
65
5
72'% Sep
Jun* 28
84
.
100
May
29% July
13% Jan
No
^
preferred
Co—.«_•«..
D
(E R)
18 V* Jun
4
.y.;.
preferred—
$4.50
4% Sep.-
22'% Jan
-100
tr ctfs
i;
*
No par
preferred,
Ohio
•
Square
Squibb
•10,100
'
,
108
7.50
—
Spencer Kellogg & Sons—
Sperry. Gorp (The)-.
—
Spiegel Inc
200 '
42
'
•
4
32yz Sep
-No par
Railway
Sparks Withington^,
Spear & Co
600
'
:t& 24%
Sep
25
Spalding (AGf& Bros Ibc
12,500
v
5%
Mobile
5,100 '
•
"
V
.
:
r
15%
■:
Southern
1,000 "..
*
r " 15 Va
Southern Natural Gas Co—
•100
'.
.
100
•55'A May 27
103
1
Sugar——No'par
preferred——
Southern Pacific Co_
46,900.
76%
19%
8%
Southern California Edison
7.17,500
91%
,
—
Southeastern Greyhound Lines—-5
South Porto Rico
;
3,400
-
'
I
~
—100
Coroba Typewrlter_No par
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Ibc
—_13
4,800 "
ijp.
46
75%
91%
preferred—;
South Am Gold & Platinum
110
28%
-10
& Sons Carpet Co._„20
cum
Smith &
6,700
3,900
'
(A)
3%%
1,700
■
50
72% ',; 78
91
"
Smith
140
9,800
"
»
Smith-(A O) Corp—
1,500
:
75,700
43
46%
:
,
50%
2-7%
7*
51%
44%
;
i.eoo •;
7"
,
<
53
54%
175
7173
33%, -34%
28%
49%
V
1
33%
•
50
55
175 " i'
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"
32%
104
•7 15%
•"/:. 4%
50
: X54%
180;';
♦175
{'■:
4%
;
55
46%
58%
178
4%.
40%
103
104
33: y 33
""15%: i6
15%'
1'5
''
5%.
103%
10
12% Mar
23%
Dec
10
76%
99%
Nov
24% Apr
25
55
116
112
May 10
." Mar
9
39
Jan
Dec
107% July
39
40%
116
Dec
Dec
Dec
"
39%
109%
-
31.%
'■
"104
40%
39%
109%
♦109%
38%
30%
32%
90.
90'
41%
111
42:
*110
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111
34
33%
102%
104
109%
,
*
109
43
112
42%
42
109%:
109%
$4.50
200
>
34
32%
Standard
7,000 '
,;
41.600
•'
'
106%
103
1,800
'
J. 15 "
126%
105
.
55%-
,'50%
38%
43,%.
3,8%
67%
,110% i i2
71
.
67%
.52%41
--
70%
51%
:•
52%
41-
42
70%
;
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"
"
52
:
107
71%
51%
40%
69
^2%V
4-1%
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21,400
-
.
70%
$7' prior
27
24
25
108
♦107,
111
"
25
-
27
♦107
110
26%
*107
26%
For
footnotes
see
page
1343*.
12%
14%
14 %
15%
14%
15%
47%
_
16%
47%
43
40
44
45
45%,
45 yz.
Oil
of Calif—^
33,400
Standard
Oil of New Jersey
4,500
■
•
Standard
Oil
110
13%
preferred——
Standard Oil of Indiana-.
'
24%
na7
No
3%%
-
"5,100
1,000
-oar
& E Co $4
pref—No oar
$&-P»-Joe preferred-^-.-No 'par
Standard
•
Brands, Inc ——Nopai*
preferred—
Standar-d G
of
Ohiol
No
'par
28
conv
preferred
—
30'% Sep
I'eb
26
62%
Mar
6
106
May
7
13%
Sep.
3
43
Sep
4
-50
V8 Mar 21
28
Jan
49%
Dec
111%
Jan
2%
Jan
67%
Jan
.121
78%
Jan
134%
Dec
59% Aug 13
38%
Jan
49%
Dec
49% May 31
33%
Jan
44%
Dec
68%
Nov
60% May 28
4
135 V2 Apr
5
149'% Apr
5
102'% Sep
Sep' 4
105
42% Feb 26
Feb 26
37
" 20%
May 13
115
109% Aug. 30
—25
—1
55
3
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preferred series A<_*.—-100
Standard Steel Spring—*
4%
No .par
39'A
Sep
6
78% May 13
.
.
30
July 11
56
Jan
19% Aug
108% Jan
17
105%
Dec
Feb
16
9%
Jan
25
115Va Aug
33%
Nov
Dec
27
Oct
108
Nov
20%
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Tuesday
Monday 7.
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Sept. 2
An;. 81
I per there
I per
$ iter share
i
HIGH BALK PRICES
Wednesday
I per
share
Friday
Sept. 5
43
42
43
43
j
44
443/4
DAY
46
*39
217.
LABOR
24
20
20%
21%
22%
22%
A6
48
47
50
49%
493/4
*107%
108'A
17 y8
19 v*
/
28
21
'
15 Ms
24%
'26%
69%
125%
69%
*123%
8%
12%
15 '/a
13%
14%
14%
23%
.'47
14%
23%
120
43%
44%
42
44%
44
39%
16%
18%
34
36%
9
.
300
(The) L 8
Starrett Co
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc___^
Sterling Drug Inc common
3% preferred
5%
prior
83/4
<v
of
29%
27%
27%
1053/B
28
106%
5,900
.
li
■
10
9%
10
,
6,400
31
29%
31
106%
10,000
2774
2374
140
19,400
I
573/4
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553/4
68% Aug 21
487a
Texas Co
Texas
7,100
Texas Gulf Sulphur
267a
25 74
25%
8,700
Texas Pacific Coal
•18%
25,400
(The)
Gulf
800
19%
2,800
$2.40
Mfg
pfd
conv
EXCHANGE
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14 y8
-
19
%
■
108
14%
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17
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493/4 Z;
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42
22
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22
110
1127a
22
112
112%
177.
177a
47%
46%
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58
597a
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106
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62
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16 y8
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200
8
34,700
112
112
17%
X457a
31,100
433/4
18
2,400
497a
42,400
59%
1,000
preferred
Avenue
Transit Corp ..No
/1,000
480
4,100
16%
the
Thompson Products com
4% preferred
59%
57%
59
16%
153/4
16%
XlS
3474
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30%
30%
3174
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1017a':
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96%
96
971%
113
113
111
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111
1077a
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22
247a
114
367a
57%
♦1123%
7
111
107%
26% May 10
65
May 28
30%
7
50
May 15
1474 Mar
18
$3.50 cum preferred
25
112
Tlmken
Detroit
128
129
109
33%
33
25%
24%
2374
111
112
35
:247a
111%
34%
35%
443/4
473/4
40
preferred
prior pfd
Twin City Rapid Transit
5%
conv
prior pfd
:-'v
72
1-
323/4
30%
30 Yt
3 5,600
.3,500
y
43
*27%
'66% Jan
Oarb
series
$3.50
Dec
Sep
3
79
Dec
Sep
4
33
Dec
Sep
Sep
3
4
Jan
7
22% May 28
1074 Mar
17
Dec
63% May 11
267a Mar
45 %
Dec
7%
110
16 %
393A
3%
.;
4
'■
'
497a
47%
48%
/ 47%
11
133/4
10%
11%
11%
X98 %
110%
101
iv 147a
Z 427a
48
102
93/8
89
89
4
487a
/ 111
Jun
•/ 106
Feb
1063A July
21
Sep
121
Sep
109
No par
32
Sep
Sep
*97
72
United Aircraft Corp
5%
1,900
:•%
700
100
29%
t 9%
33,100
'
200
89
conv
,
127,400
14,800
$3
4,700
United
97
V::
No
Co
Dyewood Corp
100
-
Electric
Coal
16%
14%
15%
14%
15%
143/4
15
4,000
44
41
41
42
42%
41
41%
2,400
United
Engineering & Fdy
51 y8
47%
493/4
48
48%
493/4
20,300
United
Fruit
20 3/8
50
Co
8
10,800
United
Gas Improvement
30,300
United
Merch
22 74
19%
19 7s
Xl6%
173/a
167a
173%
173/a
1083/4
1083/4
108%
1083/4
108%
108%
70
12 74
11%
11%
11%
113/4
11%
113/4
5,900
117a
14 >/
11%
123/8
12%
133/4
12%
127s
50,400
United
197a
22
18%
20
203/4
213%
19%
213/8
23,300
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15
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106%
17
1067a
106
15%
187a
106%
17%
111
115
105%
203
202
202
*106%
17%
109
*202
20%
31
*96%
473/4
7 7a
32%
35%
100
*95%
42
48%
9
28%
3174
203/4
23
7
100
34
*95
44
8
27
21
28%
203/s
*107a
103/4
10%
10%
43%
43%
41
42
42
*56
72
*62
*60
50
6074
72
557a
64%
50
60%
52%
63%
173%
174
172
173
50%
54
48
50
83%
84
823/4
823/4
7674
82%
15474
1547a
76%
79
24%
25
50
50
6
10
67a
23%
*48
5%
.
20 3/4
♦106%
■'-173/4
110%
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34
.207a
18
173/4
8%
208
30
217a
43%
n
/
35%
45
8%
28%
20%
54%
61%
•'
78%
24
24
51
*47
53/4
*168
51
51%
793/4
159
24%
50
6%
*80
6,500
11,800
1,100
171%
503/4
V
4,300
83
79
59,600
151
51
800
233/4
247a
53/4
4,400
50
10
6
2,000
S
100
preferred
No par
No par
Co
Leaiher
No par
1
U 8 Lines Co
4% %
preferred
20
U
10
8
1st preferred
non-cum
U 8 Smelting Ref &
S
Steel
common
Preferred
United
Stockyards
24
30
713A Apr 30
28% Jan 29
73%
48%
48%
*45%
48
22
23%
21%
22
23
235/a
22%
23%
1,700
11%
123/4
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
13"%
12%
13%
13%
13%
5,600
Universal
Laboratories
94
97%
93
94%
95
95%
300
Universal
Leaf
11%
973/4
*191
35
*97%
For footnotes
see
page
1343.
101
198
*192
107a
*45%
8%
,
198
120
48
*192
87a
198
10%
107a
*102%
116%
8%
*44
198
9
48
.
18,600
$6
14,000
100
198
30
6,300
38%
32
34%
34%
36%
34%
36
98%
97
98%
96%
97
95%
95%
United Stores
t per share
130
United
4%
8 %
Wall
cum
conv
pfd
Inc
Tob
preferred
Pictures Co Inc_i
Universal
47i%
preferred
54% Jan
8
57 % May 10
4
4
193/4 Sep
4
Sep
3
15
106%
93A
11%
18 %
106
Mar 6 :
Mar 13
Sep
3
Sep
4
Feb
4
15% Sep
4
105% Sep
4
199
Jan 11
26
Jan
16
42
Oct
52%
14%
Jan
257a
9 3/a
:
1
1
100
1
—100
Dec
Jan
Dec
Dec
Dec
Lowest
I per share
Highest
< per share
Oct
68% Jan
77
1474
Jan
26%
Oct
7872
Jan
102%
Dec
116
Jan
Apr 23
May 1
Apr 12
Sep
5
Jan 29
July 25
Aug 13
Aug 23
Feb 16
56
Jan 28
53% Aug 26
30% Apr 10
22
Aug 15
110
Jan 23
153/a July 11
18% May 17
32%
1093A
29%
132
May
July
Feb
May
204'A Mar
29
2
2
29
4
1113/4 July
27%
Dec
20%
Jan
10974
Jan
151
Nov
100 3/4
Jan
112%
Dec
29
Aug
25
Aug
104
Sep
457a Nov
387a
120
Dec
Dec
62%
Dec
227a Mar
66
Jan
40
Dec
82
Dec
267a
Feb
36
Dec
774 July
13
Dec
5
Nov
31 Ya
Jan
174
Jan
38%
Jan
97a
Jan
143/4
Jun
Jan
88 Va
10 3A May
177a
JunDec
33 Ya
Jan
527a
1374
Jan
:25
Nov
1067a
Oct
112
Nov
66
6 ye Mar
503/4 Nov
137a
Dec
Dec
Jan
2*678
Dec
1037a
Oct
107%
Nov
163/8
Apr
28
Nov
11%
Jan
115
Dec
77
Jan
1157a
Dec
137a
Jan
343/4 Nov
98% Aug 22
May 22
98% Aug 22
3872
Jan
557a
Dec
123/a
Dec
62
137s
44
25%
13% Jan
4
3
4.
2
10% Sep
5
6074May31
84
Apr 24
677a May 5
77
117a July 23
Sep
4
'60 7a Jan 12
41
Feb 26
Sep
7% Sep
26% Sep
42
41
80
187
6074 Sep
3
166
July 22
48
Sep
4
82
Jun 18
767a Sep
148
Sep
93/8 Sep
106
7
/ 487a
21
89
166
4
87a Jan
93
18732
4
4
Sep
31
5
May 14
Sep
4
957a Aug
5
20%
128
1174
54
2774
22
11072
2007a
497s
101
77a Jan
35
Jan
46
Jan
27% Jun
517a
Jan
6
6
1447a
Jan
Feb
Feb 11
6
Feb 16
293/4 Jan 14
557e Jun 17
9% Jail 23
„•
63/4 Mar
3074 Mar
Apr 22
97% Feb
4
Mar 25
Sep - 3
Sep
3
Feb 25
Jan 29
Jan 29
Aug 21
847a Feb
4
No par
56
106%
Dec
473/8 Apr 20
Feb 26
4
pfd_5
No par
2
,
50
Paper Inc
373/8 Jan 28
119
Jan 18
3
4
50
Jan
5% Sep
$4.20 non-c 2d
preferred
conv
May
Dec
Year 1945
Highest /:
803A May 27
23% Apr 16
39
May 29
4
125
Apr 18
10
115% Jan 17
25
110
May 1
24
107% Jun 28
4- 29
May 11
4 /168% Feb
7
5
120% Mar 11
3
42% Jan
9
2374 Sep
1
9%
7
103%
347a Mar
102
Apr
3
123
Corp
9%
*102%
83%
112 ya
Jan
4
No p&L
preferred
*102%
10%
100
-
Co
non-cum
137a
120
50
No par
—
Corp
U S Tobacco
7%
100
50
Mln
Preferred
U
1
Co
Rubber
8%
to
115 7a
*102%
10
■
Foundry
U 8 Playing Card Co
U 8 Plywood Corp
U 8 Pipe &
600
77%
*48
5
Corp
Partic & conv cl A
800
2,800
63
171%
20
100
.
U S Industrial Chemicals
65
53
-
Mach
Hoffman
S
U
16,800
10%
*63
preferred
7%
2,300
43
63%
84
U
4%%
21
10%
preferred
Freight Co
U S Gypsum Co
30
2,500
100
10
2.50
No par
No par
No par
1,800
30
41%
Inc
Drug,
2,200
•
8%
5-m
*80
$4.50
—
-
U S
98
45
Rexall
2,600
112
*95
46
2,000
Mfrs Inc new com 1
&
preferred
United Paperboard
5%
170
108
621/2
148
6
34%
;
53%
Z
50
148
205
10% -10%
171%
'
148
173/4
98
43
7%
26%
108
107% 110
*202
33%
18%
;
207s
107a
Jan
187a
79
May 11
106% Jan 10
13
41
Sep
47'A Sep
No par
new—
1097a
203/4
/
__5
Cos
United
4:
Jan
103
.
1
5
1
preference
Preferred
190
5
8
33% Feb 25
70.
Sep
6
' 91%
30
Feb 26
40
8% Sep
4
17%
89
Sep
5 1' 89
3% Sep
4
7%
47% Jan
3
567s
10% Sep
4
163A
71% Mar 16
105%
/ 14% Sep
3 /H; 21%
par
,
United Corp common
4%
48%
95
1003/4
Biscuit
No par
United-Carr Fast Corp
No par
United Cigar-Whelan Stores
_30c
$3.50 conv. preferred .———100
113/4
29
Mar
4
Sep
34
10
Inc
United Carbon Co
113/4
4%
Y
7
12% Jan
;.y
24 % Sep
109% Apr
8
100
preferred
United Air Lines
United
9
33% Feb
114
i per share
*25
483/s
4%
48%
12
43
:
*28
10
'
22,200
Jan
Range for Previous
100
Union Tank Car
Oct
66
23
100
preferred
Sep
Apr
Pacific RR Co_
non-cum
107% Nov
14
4
101
20
26% Jun
112
Jan
Union Oil of California
1,700
3674
42%
30%
9
35%
70
19,600
25%
110
110
!
•
733/4
73
89
A'
24%
26
37%
43%
Dec
Feb
4
8
Mar
23
Jan
x93% Sep
No par
4%
Jun
25
10
153A Sep
JVo par
Union
6174
Jan
47*
60
57% Sep
Preferred
200
3,000
36
35%
,
Dec
Jan
167a
15
5
Co
Preferrd $3.70 series
23%
111%
974
31
20
217a May 20
No par
Rubber
Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser No Par
Un El
Jan
29
71
No par
Asbestos
19% Dec
66% Nov
112% Nov
4
39
//Lowest
No par
120
29
Jan
July
10674 Oct
Jan
68
ill
Union
160
137a Jan
■
4
Par
"
12
Range Since January 1
•:
Underwood Corp
13
18
4M.4' 9:02
Union Carbide &
133%
1103%
-
9%
8%
10
"43/a
Dec
Dec
15 y8 Mar
247a Apr
3
26
STOCK
EXCHANGE
16,300
111
69 3/a Jun
1123/4 Jun
Jan
493/a Jan
50
Union Bag & Paper
132%
y
353/4
72 %
•'•'r4
Dec
lf>%
3
3
1027a Apr 23
14% Jan
4
50
Jan
3
14% Sep
4
par
—
YORK
Sep
Sep
22
>
No par
Co
NEW
'
7/ 47
Sep
14'A Sep
18,200
*108%
110 3/4
42 %
75
9
18%
64%
45
21% May 14
8
106
May
17% Sep
No par
No par
No par
$1.50
3,700
107%
23
110
32 Z
No
Corp
Coach
6
39
No par
Cen Fox Film Corp
Twin
7
■'
1
preferred
20th
20% Jun
20
>: 18% Feb
No par
Tri-Continental Corp_
lfeek
113%
107%
134'%
113
3974
*30%
Apr
978 Mar
16
Jan
Jun
Dec
8 3A
16
Feb
8
No par
Corp
Transue & Williams St'l
Truax-Traer
177s Feb
70
2
Roller Bearing
Transcont'l & West Air Inc
$6
3
4
17
—5
new
Sep
3
47 % Sep
4
107% Apr 15
No par
Axle
ITransamerica
10
par
97%
113%
223/s
22%
121
34
75
20%
31%
5374 July
107a Aug
9
Sep
55% Sep
12
Feb
10
preferred
$3.75
Timken
30% May
15
"
//a
Jan
18
Sep
6
61% July 26
Sep
6
51% Sep v 4
N(. par
Water Associated Oil
Tide
313/4
*109
107%
*108
y
No
Thompson-Starrett Co
2,300
58%
-16
96%
113%
♦109
22
21 r'1
7
1407a
32
■
107%
1137a
131
*112
55% Nov
3
26
100
Shares
I per share
$ per share
$ per share
153/a
•
31% Nov
Feb
25
No par
(J R)
Thompson
Bales for
Friday
Sept. 6
57%
:
3
Jan
par
'
Sept. 5
177a
107 7a
32% Jun
163A Jan
50
stocks
Thursday
Wednesday
Sept. 4
*
66%
*109
Dec
517a Nov
27
No par-A'hi:
1
common
conv
HIGH SALE PRICES
.".1
*113
1074
Jan
42
No par
i
$4.50
105%/
17 :■ 053
,
16
div
Third
250
7%
'i
1127a
1672
19
5274
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167a
22
*20
•
4,500
49
4874
y/V- 15%
87a
11,800
20
447. 7: •v':V**4l%
73/4
$2%
20
1097a
22
?
Thermoid Co
1,400
15,900
427a
7%
774
8
J.2,100
20%
yZ Xl9%
167a
15
44
7%
41%
*108
48
14%
30
63/4
1097a
47
147*
6,000
20
20%
19%
*108
300
4
4974
111%
4172
•'/
42
3,900
17
'•
48
*10972
7%
40
108
"5
14
50
15% -17
94
Dec
Jan
36%
5
Co
The Fair
430
1107a
77a
>V:
10,800
563/4
493/4
48%
7%
12 %
563/4
17
*16
1972
11%
1
14%
11072
40
:'
12%
56
29%
DAY
CLOSED
62
67a
5
18
18% Aug
133/4 Jan
1
Na
Thatcher Glass
400
:
517a
Jan
July 11
60% Jun
par
-
19% Dec
3
22% Feb 25
4
Jan
100
Thatcher Mfg Co
19%
19% May 16
26
9 % Mar
48
10
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
51%
Feb
52
*
1
No par
& Oil
3,700
-
25
;
Producing
1,100
46%
•"•V
19%
16
"l3% "Dec
Dec
10,000
18%
59
:
167a Jan 28
Dec
18,700
117a
111%
67a
39
1 per share
LABOR
Jan
8% Sep
1374
U
STOCK
"774
1
387a May
Nov
43%
14
13%
55%
49
47%
■/
V':V
16%/.
*16
Sept. 3
I per share
Apr
'
♦1097a
Tuesday
29
Jan
49%
18%
Sept. 2
317a Mar
11
Feb
Jan
19
LOW AND
Monday
28
41
109% Aug 20
Jan
57
48
Saturday
Aug. 31
36V4 Jan
26% Sep
105 3/a Sep
7%
52
55
Nov
774
13
1772
7a
39%
113A
16
1097a
153/a
Apr
5
No par
No par
Corp
'-49%
/"
20 3/a
52
Dec
307a
41% Feb
3
5172
213/4
17
Dec
24%
15
16
106 7
40
Aug
/fs§siill
1374
19
62
Jan
31
Jan
517a
40
*10572
25
Aug 22
13
153/4
16%
Dec
25% Jun
517*
46
Dec
137
4
36%
54%
111
21
33
Jan
4
17%
217a
5
Dec
Aug
25
18%
177a
•
79
160
263/4 Sep
-
22
55
Aug 21
55% Apr 18
5
Dec
7% Sep
36
110%
7%
353/4 May 29
May 24
4
Mar
9%
257a
11% Jan
47%
147a
39
Sep
Mar
5 v.JU 16% Sep
1772
13%
*20
21
115
10
5
467a
15%
.
par
No
127% Mar
53/4 Aug
18
Apr
Dec
Dec
Nov
8
35
'■'13%
20
24
Oct
73%
Tennessee
34
11
*108
3
14
109
4,500
477a
77a
12% Sep
1197a
May 28
56% Aug 12
Corp
507a
'
57
6
124% Aug 13
3
Aug
17%
-
18
557a
*40
Apr 18
7% Feb 26
43 % Sep
Dec
57
17%
8%
18
177a
10
50
117
1674 Nov
109
Talcott Inc (James)
46
13
177a
May 17
78% Jun 10
Telautograph
12%
U
110
26
1,400
33
5974
11072
Feb
1,500
14
18%
>;Z
24 % May 28
Mar 18
64
10c
Swift International Ltd
Bylvanla Elec Prod's Inc
$4 preferred
Symington Gould Corp
49
:
58
10
13% Sep
Dec
8%
: :
z:/.l8':;Z: 18
15
Deo
Feb
Dec
8 3/a
14
14%
567a
26
/
.3374
1
1874
106
jo
25%
2474
5474
Jan
Sep
323/4 Sep
8%
123/4
52 %
18%
24
Bwlli <b Co
34y8
; • 14
49
•//■:.
Nov
6
•
577*
12
197a
Oct
24
21
163/4
487a
36
22
Jan
Mar
30%
17
13%
51
Jan
107a
Sep
8%
527a
457a
287*
187a
Jan
1372
123/4
34
Jan
13
233/4 Apr 17
38% July
1
16
27%
497a
18
103A
23
38
77a
X56%
393/4 May 13
Jan
15% Sep
36
34%
Nov
21
100
34%
Oct
106
Dec
257a
Superior Steel Corp
333/8
y
45
Jan
Sutherland Paper Co
10
Sweets Co of Am (The) new_$4.16%
1,400
47
16
1,000
it; 9%
62 74
577a
109% Aug 15
1,900
17
Aug
3474 July
1013/4 Sep
24'/a Jan
100
Calif
Oil
May 10
1
12.50
(The)
Superior
Highest
8 per share
263/a May 31
25
Superheater Co
34
Sep
44
.9%
163/a
cum)
$ per share
14
263/4 Aug 26
63
42
16
8%
-
16
20
(4% fe
53% Jun
105% Jan
Stone <te Webster
No par
Studebaker Corp (The)
1
Sun Chemical Corp
1
$4.50 series A preferred—No par
Bun OH Co
No par
Class A pfd
4
44
127a
97a
Sep
41% Jan
0
1
Sunray Oil Corp
Sunshine Biscuits, InC—;
Sunshine Mining Co
26
20
100
preferred
Feb
42
17
106%
19%
41
1
5
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
:y/:iT
Xl7 %
No par
Year 1945
S per share
44
1063%
14
14
S per share
Par
Lowest
Highest
40%
106%
108
*
10%
T
8,100
126
16%
27
26%
29%
26%
Lowest
44
34%
26%
31%
27%
108
32%
,v
16,500
25%
25
Range Since January 1
40
41
16%
*15
4,500
14%
*120
125
Range for Previous
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
10
64,100
49
14%
26 3A
*120
1,400
93%
9%
47%
/
69%
124%
124%
9%
44%
39 %
15,100
„•••
125%
46%
21
16%
106
67
43%
119
40,400 if*.
*102
70
49%
27
26%
15%
16
106
70
9
140
18,400
25%
*123%
24
11,400
V 800
17%
26%
:"i5%
9
*130
21%
17%
43%
'
■;
16%
*102
125%
8%
283/4
*21
25%
70 •:
*123%
10
12,300
16%
106
70
29
21%
18
27%
28%
21
NEW
100
17%
'
16%
24
.V 26
13%
14%
*102
106
f
157*
;.v
16%
14
*104
18%
2,900
5,300
107 %
*107
107%
21 y8
28%
is
•
28%
21%
21%
-
107%
17%
108%
17 V4
16
;
30%
>
■V
500
23%
50
*108 7.
CLOSED
STOCKS
.
.
Shares:
49
STOCK
EXCHANGE
;■
,
theWeek
I per share
$ per share
share
Bales for
Sept. 6
Thursday
Sept. 4
Sept. 3
Apr 10
Jan 24
July 22
July 25
Feb
7
39
Dec
16 3%
Dec
57
Dec
67
Nov
487a
Dec
737a
176
52
Jan
777a
72
Jan
89
58%
Jan
1357a
Jan
237a Aug
46
4
Sep
Jan
5% Tan
987a
Jan
16
Jan
85 3A
Oct
Oct
Deo
Oct
Dec
160
Nov
32
Nov
,50 3A Dec
87/a Dec
167a
Dec
12 m
D ec
25
Dec
Dec
16
5%
Jan
9
Jan 10
Apr 23
Jan 10
Apr
9
7574
Jan
110
Dec
Mar
200
Nov
Apr
178
23% Aug
48% Deo
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4523
Volume 164
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Monday
Saturday
Sept. 3
I per share
9per share
I per share
•
STOCKS
Sept. 4
,(
Sept. 5
.
1 I per share
•
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Sept. 2
Aug. 31
SALE PRICES
HIGH
LOW AND
y; I per share
NEW
Sales for
Sept. 6
$ per share
YORK
Range tor Previous
STOCK
Range Since January 1
Lowest
Highest
EXCHANGE
the Week
-
Par
Shares
t per share
Year 1945
Lowest
t per share
Highest
I per share
9 per share
"
22%
LABOR
DAY
CLOSED
25
19%
20%
♦41%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
45 Va
19%
*
18%
19
40
43
20
>:
43
♦108
W
108%
6%
y.
82 %
80
iOf
41%
108
loa.
:'v^7%
77
,
7
7%
78
122
90
*85
86% ;
50
49%
50%
50
50%
42%
40%
40%
41%
94
50
49%
3,200
40%
1,400
41%
36
35 Ms
37 V2
165
155
155
155
155
*145
185
•172
185
*172
185
*172
185
'72
72
68
68;
67
67
20
20
18%
19
-r
18%
18%
40%
35%
36%
36%
38
108%
2,700
1
155
♦172
34
"
109%
108%
126
135%
♦107%
121 A. 125%
-13%
11%
14%
30
13
Mar
22%
24
32
Jan
*19
Sep
4
17
13% Apr
39Ma Sep
4
51 Ms Apr
30
Co_6%
Chemical
5%
Co
2.50
100
100
preferred
non-cum
Victor Chemical Works
3 Va %
6%
Va
&
100
pref
Va Iron Coal & Coke 5%
2
113
May 28
Feb 15
86% Mar
104
Deo
115
90%
103
Deo
53
May 28
24% Jan
May
4
50
24
30
31
X25
25
:
40%
107 Va
4,000
128
5,300
X
preferred
120
13%
12%
25,400
4%
Walker
(Hiram)
29
170
Mar 29
120
Mar
178
May 11
145
Mar
-67
Sep
5
18
Jan
22
par
34
Sep
3
105
Apr
12
111
'98
Feb
26
11% Sep
3
154% Aug 12
20 Ma Jun
7
Ward
105 Va
21%
22%
96,300'
28%
28
28
*28%
28%
23%
22
23
23
23
30 %
24 %
23%
"24-. :
21%
23%
1,000
Waukesha Motor <">n
28%
29%
283/4
29%
1,300
Wayne Knitting MiUs i-^L-iJi2-5
28
Sep
4
4
No par
11% Sep
33% Jan
No par
85% Mar 15
30
14%
Baking
5%%
220
Co
1,700
Warren
Fdy
&
2,100
Warren
Petroleum
800
Washington
34%
35%
2,000
11%
12%
6,500
Webster' Tobacco
41%
37
38%
37%
38%
37%
37%
£ 5,300
88
87%
87%
♦86%
•86%
88
88
37%
116%
115 Vt
115%
115
116%
115
115
210
118%
117%
117%
117%
119
117
117'
200
111
110
110%
34%.
113%
113
113
111
116
117%
117%
117%
33%
35
34%
113%
116
■
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:35';/
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116%
$4
13,100
120
'■4•' 250
West
65
66
3,700'
Western
Auto
5,200
Western
37%
'■>/''
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42
32%
35 XX/
90
.
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90
87
87
27%
28
30%
27
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32
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-
:
37
105% 105%
38
46
38 Vi'
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19 Z >x,
28%
♦16
'/y 30
31%
28
38
47
47
♦34
37
33
33
104% 104%
105%
*104
,
30%
♦64
;
70
*64/
•103%
105
>48
X40%
105
X99
104%
<
43%
103 Ms
33
100
34
31%
27%
14 /-
28%
15%
•17
'
k;.
-
56,600
Westinghouse Electric Corp
520
1,100
200
:
15 y4
90
*80
89
36
35
35
♦33
13%
14%
100
18
8
7%
15%
14%
15%
*99%
16%
100
100%
18
.18
18%
15
<
*99%
14%
15%
100 Va
17 %
'
14%
14 Ma
100
-
17%
18%
9,000
/:
88%
.
36
14%
♦145
165
165:.
♦145
♦145
165
»•
'■
18
41
41
46J/2
50 V4
46%
48
48
49%
65 %
58%
61%
61
62%
95
95
41%
42
•94
•96
103
*86
89
73
75
16
i
17%
LOW AND
Monday
Saturday
V
<
<■
Oct
Jan
23
117 Ms Aug
7
101
Jan
112
Dec
113%
Sep
118%
Dec
;y.;
'X'.-V
Oil
$4.25
3,600
104
Wilson-Jones
23/
28%
19
•-
24
9%
20
7:
24%
10%
100
16%
6,200
tin receivership,
Friday
Sper share
101
par
Mar 26
Jan
92
43 y8
Aug
56
14
26 y4
Jan
35
Oct
17
38%
Dec
45%
7% Sep
13
Sep
Jan
16
Wyandotte Worsted Co
NEW
Jan
Jan
31%
Dec
Jan
47%
Dec
23% July 10
103
45%
700
18%
22
19%
18,300
22%
2,300
66%
68%
67
68%
:v' ;«j9,900
20%
21 %:•**$•'•:•
20%
20%
6,200
24%
25%
25%
26
10%
10%
10%
5.600
13,600
8%
Jan
18
Dec
July 11
83%
Jan
04
Jun
30
Jan
35
12% Jan
26% Jan
: 4
23
16
21
July 13
101
5
6% Mar
21% Feb
160.
Mar,. 5.
34 iv Feb
46% Sep
50
Jun
7
14
'26>i
52
n New Btoek.
v
•J
16% Mar
26%
Jun
10%
19%
Nov
Jan
1~3~% Jaii
128
22
Jan
138%
May 31
22%
Jan
37
Jan
53%
Dec
Jan
70
Nov
79
Jan
100
Nov
1% Jan
7
100
9
103
May 10
4
4
80
Jan
100%
Nov
1
75
Jan
110
Nov
Feb
4
69% Mar
84
Oct
25% 2 Jun
6
82% Apr
105
5
Sep
■
Range for Previous
Tale 9s Towne Mfg. Co
Range Since January 1
Year 1945
Lowest
18
Young Spring & Wire
No par
Highest
$ per share
:••;
Lowest
61% July
15
.
Sep
3
27% Jan
31
13%
Sep
4
35% Jan
17
19%
Jan
1
32% Jan
61% May13;
83% May 31
39% Jan
Youngstown Steel Door
18% Sep
3
31
29
20
24
Sep
4
42% Jan
15
34% July
9% Sep
4
14% Apr
18
s
Special sales,
-No per
1
S per share
Jan
20
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No pat
No par
Highest
9 per share
42% Mar 14
1
York Corp
Cash sal*,
Nov
40%
38
Aug 13
Apr 25
new.
Dec
Deo
74
26
9 per share
Corp.
Oct
Dec
62% May 29
4
Feb
STOCK
Zenith Radio Corp
12
,
July 26
EXCHANGE
Zonite Products
Oct
May 21
STOCKS
YORK
Dec
26%
4
10
CDel)
Jan
47%
87%
17% Sep
No par
Feb
107%
21%
28
17
142
100
101% Aug
31% Jan
Jan
99% Jan
pfd 4%% series
100
Prior pfd 4%% Conv series—100
Jr
Deo
May 28
14 y4 Sep
par
'
78
36
4
Prior
iWm)
Dec
105
Mar 23
10
(F W) Co
Dec
43
105%
44
17
10
pfd
Oct
44/
13% Mar 13
84
1
Co
Jun
37% May
50% May
37% May
30% July
27% Feb
11
62% May 29
107% July 26
4
x33% Jan
Jan
106
■
21
27% Sep
No par
No
72
4
5
Motors
<
X 27% Feb 26
Shares
45%
Deferred delivery,
64%
14
41% Jun
Aug 20
X40% Sep
98% Jan
1
Worthington P & M (Del)
the Week
47
a
24
Jan
63
1
Woodward Iron Co
Woolworth
Sales tor
*
17%l9%
21
22
xlO
57% July
">»
-
45
..
Jan
Dec
Apr
53% Jan
:■
20
Wisconsin El Pow Co 6%
PRICES
17%
30 y2
64
16
46
14
Oct
17
$ per share
Jun
100
16
Sept. 6
37%
31
.13 y4
Thursday
Sept. 5
Feb
32% Jan
May
No par
SALE
13 y4
101
Sep
No
-
Jun
17
27
Wrielev
81%
14'%
45 y4 Jun
Wright Aeronautical
80%
61
Jan
107 y2 Jan
No
preferred
Dec
Jan
4%
56 y2 Jun
33
Sep
103% Jan
20
Co
Deo
3%
'/1
•
'
preferred
preferred
Dec
32%
V
100
(The S S)
40
115
32% Jan
Sep
21% July 19
28 V* Sep
4
No par
No par
conv
Wilcox
Jan
22% Mar
NOV
90% May 14
13ya Jan 16
Sep
Sep
87
100
White Sewing Mach Corp
Prior
35-
'i 27
—No par
•'.?
White Dental Mfg
$4
119% May 16
18
100
73
•Bid and asked prices; no sales on this day.
118 Ma
29
800
X 21
64%
67%
10%
113 Va
Jan
23% Mar
30
74
9 per share
'
Jan
109%
Jan
85
//Sept. 4
.
100%
30
'
/
95
*95
104
1
6
Apr
63 y4 Jun
*82
Wednesday
'
•92
95
1,000
15,900
Nov
Aug
122% Feb
39% Jan
yy -74
,
46%
*44
20%
16
23% XX- 20
9%
62
37
45
119
45
•74
65%
s
*95
42
49 Ma
59%
Nov
39
73
45%
15
21%
I
42
,
Nov
89 Ma
35% Sep
72%;
25
/
!
;
85
1,800
38 Ma
Apr
26% Sep
.72:
18%
CLOSED
-
HIGH
9 per share
LABOR
DAY
STOCK
EXCHANGE
•
<
Dec
Jan
27% July
>! 31 y8 Aug
15%
,
Tuesday
$ per share
9 per share
*92-
,
103
81
-
V:: Sept. 3
Sept. 2
Aug. 31
94 Ms
♦90
/
8
16%
;
4
32% Sep
No Par
Wilson & Co Inc
mk'lkrk
48%
42
42
165
i
Willys-Overland
300
24
84%
July 11
May
3
16
•
60%
.
:
-
19,800
•;
15 %
lOOMs
,
•150
.
1,600
33,100
"
43 %
89 Ma Aug
Jan
9
12 y2
White Motor Co
/
4Q0'
8
8
8%
!
13%
500
10,200
15% /15 %■■'.":•
*80
*33
£35
380
.
32 ; :
Dec
30%
/
4
6
12.50
*
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
5V2% conv preferred
Wheeling Steel. Corp
$5 conv prior pref
5,900
'.29%
Instrument
$3.75 preferred
100
•
100
32
88%
*8
13%
13
:
~47 Ma"
20
12%
Elec
Westvaco Chlorine Prod
M-'V1
44%
X29
34
*RO
*35
8%
.99%
100%
104
.
No par
Preferred
Weston
30
••'v/
31
16% Apr
18 y4 Sep
57
Jan
No par
Westinghouse Air Brake
.
65
*103%
43 Mt
28% .'30
15%
'•y 14%
*80
8%
*64
" ;
43%
,*32
36
28
'
70
103% 103%
43%
36
:•
*64
.
105
*103%
43
70
10
100
100
Ry
2nd preferred
Class B
'
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Supply Co
Maryland
non-cum
v.
u
1
11,300
.
104%
,
Inc__
...
kUlu''-'
38
43
29
Lines,
Western Union Teleg class A-No par
:
Dec
Jan
110
Western Pacific RR Co com—No par
Preferred series A
100
3,400
•y.-
29
37%
48
,
•
—100
*19,600
•
18
37
'
37
^•104%
27%
28%
4%
700
85
30%
27 Ms
28
*34
*81%
33%
Mar
115% Jan
112
300
yy
37%
,
86
*16 Ms
30
35%
29%
36 Ma
'■». \
28%
26%
Ms.
37
38%.
>
27%
17%
♦15%
£
36
*80
17%
20
5
47% Jan
;
3
33% Sep
Dec
10
29 Ms Sep
Deo
65
17%
1
32
34% Feb
3
61%
17
Corp
Nov
14
9
Air
-
' '"'//XW/
21%
35 y4 Mar 14
29% Sep
par
Deo
14% Aug
24 V4 Jan
30% Jun
Jan
Western
7%
24
16
106
4,400
...■
18% Jan
Jan
10
20
7%.
50
11
19%
7%
3
53 V4 Jun
20
6%
Sep
116 V4 Apr
18%
16
Dec
28
50
2
65
18
Dec
105 Ma
26
19%
>6%
16%
Oct
Apr
35 y4 Feb
64
2,700
Oct
91%
29%
111% Aug
18%
43%
113%
Deo
20
No par
100
21%
42 3/4
•112%
8%
14%
23% Aug 29
107% Feb
West Va Pulp & Pap Co
4 % % preferred
19%
42%
Deo
Jan
7
37 *
■39%
18% July 19
Sep
110
61% Mar
8%
Deo
110 Ma
Aug
114% Jun
>112%
•112% 113%
105
pfd-.,.-..100
41%
37
Mar 26
4Ms%
113%.
113%
Deo
42
3
1
Power
NOV
20
Jan
3
5
preferred
40%
>r
No
preferred
Penn
78
Jan
20 y8 Sep
5
Inc
Indies Sugar
6%
West
Sep
13ya
30 Mi
103 V\ Jan
West Penn Electric class A—No par
1% preferred
100
//
117
conv
•112%
y."
Corp
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
100
xll% Mar 15
par
Wayne Pump Co
12
34%
,/
No
Gas Lt Co
35
64
14
5
.
new
Pipe..._
11%
116 %
'
1
21
Apr 29
100
Pictures
118
r
common
preferred
Warner Bros
30 Ms
30
■
5,600
M"
Feb
54
4
32% Sep
86
23% Jun
4
21% Sep ,/ 6
28%
14
15
38%
'■;-
Apr
Jan
4
105%
6
July
2
22%
♦14
Nov
43% Nov
52
4
Feb
104%
11%
BYo
55
36%
172
104%
33%
16 Z/Z.
45% Jan
30
X21%
11%
71
Deo
3
53
45'A Jan
No par
No par
G & W
Walwortn Co
,32%
7%
83
100
13%
61%
Jan
par
preferred
36%
•13
57
No
System
12
'
9
.4
21%
33%
Deo
Nov
No
Walgreen Co
125
13%
14%
4%%
Waldorf
107 y«
130
12%
Wabash RR
1,400
39%
108%
126
12
GOO
67
67
18%
19%
v
34
-
81
124
100
Vulcan Detlnnlng Co
Preferred
33
♦87%
Deo
8%
Jan
26
22%
,
3% Mar
59%
Sep
Feb
24
23%
Dec
118
397/a Jan
34% Sep
155
Sep
28
29%
45%
10
100
preferred
Vlsking Corp (The) class A
20%
,
123y2 Apr
105
Apr
25
5
100
6%
29%
28
y
23
29
997/a July 10
.
21
47
28
Jan
"13% ,: 14%
104% 105%
106
20%
127/a Jan
4
118% Jun 24
80
Jan
108 7/a Aug 23
2
28
13
105%
Deo
Jan
65/a Sep
76 Ms Sep
100
Virginian Ry Co
24%
Aug 28
105
100
pfd—100
$5
Dec
50% Nov
104
No par
Pow
8
37% Feb 26
Chemical
dlv partlc preferred
El
Feb
108
9
preferred
cum
Va-Carolina
39
Ik w -.V/.:
♦108%
11%
'■
600
-
36 Ms
♦155
,
34% Deo
25% Apr
58 Ma Apr
26'/a Jun
■
36 v
34%
5,700
40%
85
122
■
460
X/7
X49M2
122
90
•
4,000
7%
21% Jan
6
Vlcks Shreve & Pao Ry
'
•
-
78
122
41%
37
'
121%
80
122
49%
X35%
108
4
''
41%
108
7%
*76
41%
...
.
Vick
;
-.
„
3
4
10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar
1,000
-
22 M2 Sep
xl77/8 Sep
"37
Sep
Norman Co
Raalte Co Inc
104%
110
No par
2.50
Van
Van
5,600
40%
*90
X *90
••
"•85
90
•90
;
-;
■
41 y8
"
' 76%
,
123 y4
123%
7
6%
: ;
,
108%
£♦108
8% ': '"
108
<
20%
40%
40
104%
•90
;.
41%
*40%
43%
.
19%
Vanadium Corp of Am
3,200
3,700
1,300
18%
43
42
v
*90
108 ;■
*90
'
24
X17%
•
20%
39%
104%
-♦90
:■
110
19%
40
39%
•
106
<
23%
24
19
39
19
;
39%
39%
•96
22%
18
37
21%
•100
23%
22%
.
•
wd When distributed.
x-Ex-dlvldenda.
Jan
5%
y Ex-rlghts.
Mar
Jan
47% Deo
24%
Oct
31%
/
Dec
70%
Deo
27"%' Sep
44%
Deo
12%
Deo
THE COMMERCIAL
1344
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
tf umber
f
0/
Shares
Sept. t, 1946
■r Week Ended
•
•
•
t
-
4
-
3,624;0lO'
505/000
•8,329,000'.
'
7,596,000
5,085,000
262,000
./
5,350.500
' ■« I.
11,,
10;558;640
-TbtaLL
Week Ended
1946
Itocks—No. of shares—-—
1946
4943
$253,000
832,444,700
■
.
Total
/
-
i
$62,000
40,000
$6,000
32.7,000
658,105'
302/000
1,000
448,000
i:'
569,645
244,000
445,000
f-'A.-.- 24,000
——
268,000
3,124,050
$1,126,000
$271,000
$12,000
$1,409,000
1,024,945
L_
Total
\
3,124,6.56
$321,000
372,000
5,000
Week Ended/ Sept. 6
4946 •
" >
1945
1,650,015,600
1,216,500
17,855,000
Labor Day
i
J".*
:
$4,999,450
1,589,000
:
•371,955
-
—
Stocks—No. of shares.
247,147,298
26,456,000
Government
:
1
.
$17,755,500
57,380,500
$39,000
Foreign
Corporate
.Holiday'
Sept. 6
1943
-
;
246,780,925
'4,751,290
$162,400
10,558;640
Bonds
Jan. 1 to
Sept. 6
•
J $28,084,0001
'• $39*060
$1,589,000
$26,456,000
v
Foreign
Government
Domestic
-
Wednesday—.1
Thursday : :
Friday:——,
;
:
To'spo
"
.
-8,906,000
.12,000
r
189,000
7,407,000
2,355450
1,674420
.
/•'>
Sharps)
:
1—i;>
Saturday—
Monday—
Tuesd^r——
$6,231,5OO
$23,500
$573,000
Week Ended Sept. 6,1946
■
■
-vv.:
Labor Day
$5,635,000
2,904,760
Bonds (Par Value)
of y
Sales
Bonds
Bonds
„
Stocks
{Number
Bond
Government
Foreign
——
Tuesday.
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday 111,1
V. 0.
t
^Holiday
Saturday,
Monday,
Monday, September
Exchange
Weekly and Yearly:
/
Total
United States
Railroad
and Miscel«
Bonds
"
<
■
Transactions at the New York Curb
Exchange
Transactions at the New York Stock
Stocks,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
Jan. 1 to
Sept. 6
1943
1946
1^,542,010
103,650,451
75,131,383
Bonds
07,573,060
Domestic—
$1,126,000 '
Total—.
—
$49,029,000
$96,009,000
271,000
126,000
8,308,000
25,626,000
12,000
18,000
364,000
771,000
$907,580,700 $1,722,588,110
$19,233,900
$28,084,000
$1,322,000
Foreign government.
Foreign corporate-
Foreign.
Railroad A industrial-
TotaL
$1,409^000
New York
Slock And Bond Averages
Below are the
Bondo
■
,---.',.-10
30
Indus-
August 31_
Railroads
ties
Indus-
.
•
—
Grads
■'
.
.
Ralls
■176.72
52.44
36.12
6 4..72
104.78
114.29
114.18
53.79
37.27
66.40
104.70
179.96
6
•53.17
36.60
66.79
104.70
•
104.81
/
:
.
..
Rails
113.81
65:26
36.33
52.61
178.68
■
Grade
Labor-Day
181.18
3——.
4—
5_—
,
/
Exchange Closed
Labor .Day
■'
v
.•
■"
Total V/
Utlli-
40
"
Bonds
ties
■
.
•
108,25
•
97.60
108.24
97.26
108.20
113.81::: 97.18.
IOSTO
29'/4 •'
403
asa
31
(v:
46 Vi
44'A
127 -
-
132'
105%
;
109%
•3d:
44% !
?;
»
41
Trust
po
.
'••■''';;
/
—100
200
:
Gnarftpty Trppt
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
..100
329
v
'
25
New
York Trust
50
56
58
286
292
/
43%
45%
—23
:
101%
105 %
Sterling National
25
•
41%
11
United States Trust—.
53
:
20
Public Naf 1 Bank & Trust..17%
—i
18%
V.
-12%
Title Guarantee & Trust
Fiduciary Trust
338
1,930
100
Morgan (J P> & Co Inc
National ,City=Bank
Rft
:
: .v
..100 1,880
Manufacturers Trust Co...
46%
210
/
17%
...10
Lawyers Trust-
Exchange Bank St TrUst.20
Empire:Trust -
Ask
195
_100
10
& Trust
Bid
Par
;
Trn«t
20
«...
Continental Bank
Corn
V
:
Fnlton
Grace. National
<
v.4 415",
Commercial National Bank to HH
'
•' ' (.■
-V.■.Vv/V.'1//•
106.41 106.20,
105.99
; 105.85
'
•
.98.30
Brooklyn Trust
^_100
Central Hanover Bank $ Trust 20
Chase National Bank..——is
Chemical Bank & Trusti.^,-^.10
■/'
10
Bid
Hi :-H"par
of the Manhattan Co—10
Bank of New York
100
Bankers Trust
*n
t—
10
Second ^
Fiwl
.
trials-
Stocks
;
Closed
Exchange
2—.
September
September
September
September
September
10
63
Utlll-
trials
;::v^
^ Oate^J
Total
-30':'--'I* :iJ
•
$57,701,000 $122,406,000
Oily Banks & Trust Cos.
Bank
Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co,
-Stock s-
$1,466,000
Quotations: for Friday, Septembeer 6
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
listed on the New York Stock
v
.
•
-.100
80;
43%
84
•
18%
740
;
■
20%
770 / r
fim National Bank.
Bond Record ' «t»NewYork Stock Exchan
FRIDAY
WEEKLY
■
1
n-:,■■■<
■
v,,.-/
•-
.•
.
1
1
YEARLY
-*/-■>•■
'
vw;;'vy
•
~
■//■■■:.
and defaulted bonds.
Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in the/week's range, upless they are the only
the week, and when outside of the regular weekly range are shown in a footnote in the week in which they occur.
No account is taken of such sales in competing the range for the year.
The itolic lettersin the column headed "Interest Ppriod" indicate in each case the month when the bonds «iaturd.
* r
■>
* *
T
t
NOTICE—Prices are "and interest'%^cept for income
.
.
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 324 of
LOW AND
,
Low"
*
v.';
.
LOW
High
j
i
''
"i.
'
.
*■
■
.'{
''
High
:
V..
•
*'r '•
■
* J:, LABOR
STOCK
Low
/
(•
.
High
*103.27. 103.29:
*107.5
.
Treasury 3%s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
*109.11
109.
112.14
*112.9
112;
*102.31
103.
*107.21
107
*112.28
112.30
*112.25
112
*113.26
113.28
*113.23
113.25
*115.15
115.17
*115.12
115.14
*103.14
103.16
*103.14
*105.3
105.5
*105.3.
*106.1
106.3
*105.31
*105.14 .105.16
*106.31 107.1
*106.30
.1947-1982
,1949-1952
110.3 Jun
1951-1955
112.21 Aug
...
1955-1960
—_1948-1951
107.23 Aug
.—1951-1954
1956-1959 > ■113112 Aug
„—_1958-l963
-1960-1965
—....——1948
1949-1953
1950-1952
.
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
*103.31
104.1
*103.26
103.28
*103.25
*103.18
103.20
*103.15
103.17
*103.15 103.17
*103.16 103.18
*103 5 2
1*104.9
104.11
103.27
«■
>103,
103.14
*103.12
103.14
*103.11
*103.10 103.12
*103.11
103.13
*103.10
103.12
al03.14
103,14
*103.6
103.8
*103.7
103.9
*103.5
103.7
102.17
102.17
•*102.5
102.7
*102.7
102.9
105.14
—
2%s
2%s
2%s
*106.31
107
Lowest
*105.9
105.11
*105.11
105.13
102.5
*102.4
102.8
102
*105.8
102.6
...
,
Treasury 2%s
14.000
Treasury 2%s
105.1
102.6
v_1952-1954
...
.1956-1958
—*
i—.1962-1967:;
1963-1968
—June 1964-1969
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2'/2s
1.500
;:///:■,
Highest
Year 1945
Lowest
.
Highest
106.13 Nov
109.24 Mar
111
Nov
111.27
112.17
Aug
114.25 Dec
105.14
Jun
106.11 Mar
r
108.27 Aug
T 10.15 Mar
:=
112.10 Jan
113.20 NOV
104.27 May 16
——...
2%s
*105.
104.10
103.16
3s
—
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 %s
Treasury 2%s
' *105,13 105.13
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
-
104.14 July J 2
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
*104.13 104.15 --*104.8 '
*105.12
-I'Jis
107J
103.1
*103.14
,
BONDS
NEW YORK
*107.5.
*107.22.107.24
/
•
STOCK EXCHANGE
10L7
109.13
*109.11
1
*
'GOVERNMENT
Treasury
*112.12
DAY
V CLOSED
v
*103.27 103
*102.31
"EXCHANGE
Sales for
Wednesday
Sept. 4
Low t High
Sept. 3
Sept. 2 .=;'
/
'
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday '
Monday
Saturday
Aug. 31
,
.
.point.
a
.
Treasury 2 %s
—
Dep. 1964-1969
—..1965-1970
—1966-1971
—June 1967-1972
Sept. 1967-1972
28
111.18 Feb
19
23
115.26 Jan
17
23
12
-
109,22 Feb
6
115.23 Apr 15
?
Apr
112.2l"Jan
118.15 Mar 12
106
118.23 Feb
106
Apr
107.15
106,6-. Oct
107.5
Jan
17
108.4
Jun
.
jan 28
105.29 Aug 19
108.4 Jun
7
7
105.22 May
1
104.9
Jan
10
103
Jan
4
107.27 Apr
107.4 Apr
107.9
107.19 Apr
4
2
107.9
4
101.16 Jan
4
107.10 Apr
106.15 Apr
Apr
109.15 Feb
105.24 Sep
108.15 Nov
Jun
100.28 Jan
103.4
100.18
i
102.17 Aug
Jan
100.17 Jan
100.15
July
102.9
July
102.7
July
102.2
Feb
100.18 Jan
:
Jan
100.10 Jan
6
18
107.25 Jun
107.1
6
5
12
102.22 Jan
102.11 Jan
10745 Apr
105.19 Aug
r
9
102.11 Jan
106.28 Apr 30
2
16
Apr
116.16 Dec
106.28 Sep
2
Apr
106.16 May
113.30 OCt
Jan
113.2
19
102.3
Feb
100.20 Aug
100.30 Jan
101.24 July
107.28 Dec
n."-/
102.16 102.16
102.10
*102.6
*106
10612
*105.30 106
*305.25
105.27
*'104.13 104.15
*104.12
104.14
*104.12
104.14
*104.8
104.10
*108
*107.29
*107.28
107.30
*107.22
107.24
*104.24 104.26
*104.21
104.23
101.24
*101.24
101.26
*111.15
112.17
101.25 101.25
*(106
106.2
108.2
*104.26
104.28
107.31
*104.22 104.24
*101.26
101.28
*101.22
*101.26 101.28
*101.24
101.26
*301.22
*101.17
101.19
*101.17
101.19
*101.17
101.19
*101.17
101.19
*101.14
101.16
*101.14
101.16
*101.14
101.16
*101.14
101.16
*102.24 102.26
*102.24
102.26
*102.24
102.26
*102.23
102.25
*102.12
102.14
*102.10
102.12
*102.11
102.13
*102.10 102.12
*102.15
102.17
*102.14 102.16
*162.15 102.17
*102.14
102.16
*102.21
102.23
*102.19
*102.20 102.22
*102.19
102.21
102.21
101.24
12.000
Treasury 2%S
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
10.000
2Vis
...i—1951-1953
2 %s
_«_..-1952-1955
2%s ———-.1954-1956
2 Vis
—1956-1959
—
Treasury\2 Vis -—--June 1959-1962
Treasury 2 %s ——Dec. 1959-1962
Treasury 2s
u——1947
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
-
-
—
*102.21
102.28
*102.21
102.23
*102.20
102.22
*102.24
102.26
*102.24 102.26
*102.23
102.25
Treasury 2s
—
*103.2
103.4
*103.1
103.3
*103.1
103.3
*102.31
103.1
Treasury 2s
—
*103.8
103.10
*103.7
103.9
*103.7
103.9
*109.7
109.9
Treasury 2s
—-——
•103.5
103.7
*103.4
103.6
*103.5
103.7
*103.2
103.4
Treasury 2s
*103.8
103.10
103.10
*103.6
103.8
*105.24 105.26
—
.
■
asked price.
103.10
*103.8
106.1
*105.30 106
101.9
*101.7
101.9
*101.7
101.9
*101.6
101.8
Treasury 1%S
—
*101.17
♦Bid and
*103.8
*105.31
*101.7
101.19
*101.6
101.8
*101.7-
101.9
*101.6
101.8
Treasury l%s
———
No sales
.
transacted this
'
day!
a
2s
-
Treasury 2s
1949-1951
1949-1951
1949-1951
1950-1952
Sept. 1950-1952
1951-1953
1951-1955
June 1952-1954
*105.30 106
■■
2
106.15 Aug 12
106;16 Apr
u
106.15 Aug 12
108.17
AugTii
108.17
Aug" 12
100.23 "Dec
101.15 Dec
Oct
107.26 Feb
108.21 Nov
108.21 Nov
106.29
1§
107.14 Apr
3
100.27 Jan
105.1
100.29 Jan
2
5
Jan
4
100.15 Sep
100.18 Dec
101.12 July
101.4
104.16 Apr
104.7 Apr
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Monday, September 9, 1946
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING
SEPTEMBER 6
Friday
Stock
Week's Rango
or Friday's
Interest
Exchange
Last
Period
York
New
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Low
High
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
January 1
No.
Low
High
Buffalo Rochester & Pgh Ry—\
Stamped
modified
(Interest
at
3% to May 1, 1947) due
tBurllngton Cedar Rap Ss Nor—
]
S A 1st & coll 5s
:
ACertificates
of
deposit...
Bush Terminal 1st 4s
Consolidated
Bush
61
Term
5s.
—
Bldgs 5s gtd
Broadway
Telephone—DIgby 4-4933
Calif Electric Power
Calif Oregon
BONDS
York
Stock
Interest
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
or
High
:y Low
Santa Fe external sink fund 4s
lABan Paulo (City) 8s
Stamped pursuant to Plan
_
1964
1952
:
v
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—
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gold
gold
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to
(State)
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1950
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1999
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water
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B
of)
(Prov
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1987
registered
1987
1974
gtd gold 43.1949
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5s
stamp
1974
1964
1979
conversion
1979
conv
1984
RAILROAD
1948
J-D
3%s
1967
M-N
3%s
1972
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s~1975
Alleghany & West 1st gtd 4s
1998
Foreign Pow
AND INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
MS
1947
deb 5s
2030
American Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—
3s conv debentures
1958
23As debentures
1980
23A debentures
1975
2%s debentures-
__
A-G
M-S
V-
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yy
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108%
110
..
115% y-v *
144
151%
105
107%
104 3A
1073/s
1989
1989
107% 108%
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Tobacco Co
debentures
A Anglo-Chilean
Ann Arbor
deb
109%
114
116%
100%
-
102%
1033/4
132
107%
132
139
102'A 103
A Gen
110
i
473/4
40
64%
114%
115% 115%
114
119%
1985
102'A
103'/4 1033/4
100%
100
1003/8
100
100%
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103
104
103
105%
107%
4%s
1st gold
103
102'A
1995
Atl Knox & Nor 1st
gold 5s
&
Charlotte
Air
General
unified
4'As
Atlantic
mortgage
Refining
12
2%s
1223/4 131%
1963
/ •y
43
113
110% 118%
42 3/4
49 -
24
1948
,
debs
108
53
1948
mtge
1
gold
1946)
at
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1966
9
'
.
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38%
105%
July 1948
4%
&
to
gen ser C
Dec 1 1946)
ser
Sep 1 1946)
AConv
due
1
1951
104%
108%
112 Va
1962
1943
107
105
107'/#
43
43
42%
43
42'A
63
77
777/a
100
1st & ref 4'As series D
1957
1952
*__
1975
1969
1974
1966
.1961
mtge gtd 33/as series E
107
107%
107'/a
105 %
112
93%
X
99%
& Pittsburgh
C
3%s
3'As
Cleve
1970
86%
86'/a
Union
gtd 5%s
gtd
Alnc mtge 4%s ser A__.
JABoston & N Y Air L 1st
107%
4s s f debentures
see
page
1349.
109
1063/4
1063/4
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104
107% 108%
8
106% 107%
24
105
106%
130
116%
106
110
105% 108%
105
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60'A
60
103% 1043/a
__
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*102%
--
84%
85
103% 1053/4
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1027/s
4%s
1980
modified)
(stamped
1st extl
gold 4S..1948
1970
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1955
Columbus & H V
1st
& Sou
Ohio El 3'As
1977
1951
3s series L
Conn Ry & L 1st & ref 4%s
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mtge
1961
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1963
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106%
105% 106%
105%
106'/a
107%
102%
102% 103%
3'As
debentures
102%
106%
3%a
debentures
—
55
84%
106% 106%
108% 111%
47
Commonwealth Edison Co—
96 3A
1955
1969
105%
1053/4
106%
1960
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.
1961
1972
1973
106'/a
Colorado & Southern Ry.—
July 1970
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1900
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1950
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f 4%s series C
series B
1073/4
1961
4s
s
5s
110%
103
1977
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Term
f
93%
110'/a
108
..1948
1950
s
100
105
RR—
102%
1955
1st gold 43/43 series JJ
1st mtge 4s series RR
108%
108% 121
1991
1990
1970
gtd
gtd
1st
II
93%
1993
Cleve Short Line
1967
series
113%
99%
1951
Boston & Maine 1st 5s A C
63
103% 107%
1053/8
1977
Series
Corp—
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108%
1033/4 107%
1043/4 105%
♦112
1993
gold 4s
Series D
1951
Steel
For footnotes
107
43
1st
1st M 5s
102% 102%
109%
Cleveland Elec Ilium 3s
Beech Creek Extension 1st 3%s—..1951
Bell Telephone of Pa 5s series C—1960
Bethlehem
102%
109% 109%
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1959
stamped
-
106% 106 ya
Cleveland
4s
98%
107
1952
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Cin Wab & M Dlv 1st 4s___
Bangor St Aroostook RR—
Con ref 4s
104
Chicago Terre Haute & S'eastern Ry
1st & ref M 23/4.4%s
1994
Income 2%-4'As
1994
Chicago Dnion Station—
1st mtge 3%s series F
—
1963
1st mtge 27As ser G
1963
General
1950
Toledo Cin Div ref 4s A
1960
1951
1951
1951
General 5s series B
(int at 3%%
due
96%
79%
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1998
Feb 11960
1947)
107'/2
60
...
City Investing Co 4s debs..
2000
Pgh L E & W Va System—
Ref gold 4s extended to
to Jan
105%
87
1952
City Ice & Fuel 23/4s debs
to
(int at 1%
due
105
1988
1st mtge 23As ser G
to
F
S'west Div 1st M
1994
58
110%
1934
1st
1995
(int at 1%
due
Sep 1 1946)
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107 Va
Cine Gas & Elec 1st mtge 23As
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
1995
1%%
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y so y
44%
1950
JAChoctaw Ok St Gulf cons 5s
July 1948
to
(int at
due
72
2003
mtge 4%s inc ser A Jan 1 2019
conv inc ser B
Jan 1 2044
f §AChilds Co deb 5s part paid
SADebentures 5s part paid
to
Ref St gen ser A (int
at 1%
Dec 1 1946) due
Ref
'
1983
.
:
(int
due
mtge 4s inc ser A.
Chic St West Indiana com 4s
Btamped modified bonds—
1988
Jan 1 2038
AConv gold 4%s
Chicago St L St New Orleans 5s
Gold
3%s
i.;
Memphis Div 1st gold 4s
107 .ff
Baltimore St Ohio RR—
Oct
4%s
ACertificates of deposit
SARefunding gold 4s
.
1st
inc mtge
AGeneral 4s
124%
104%
1964
1st mtge gold 4s
1982
IA Secured 4%s series A
123
Ry—
A
4s-
1985
Chicago & North Western Ry—
2nd mtge conv inc 4%s__Jan 1 1999
1st mtge 3s ser B
1989
IS a Chicago Railways 1st 5s stpd
131% 141
9
July 1952
Atlantic & Danville
Ry 1st 4s
Second
105
1946
Line
99'A
partial redemption
1927
tChicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry—
July 1 1995
..July 1 1995
1st mortgage 33As
Atlantic Coast. 1st cons 4s
115% 119%
106'A
98
103%
103 y8
25%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
General 4s
Atlanta
98%
1997
(conv)
1st mtge 4s ser A
;
1995
4s
40
114
Chic Milw St Paul & Fac RR—
196?
4s
Adjustment gold
Stamped 4s
1053/4 106%
mtge inc
A 2nd mtge 4%s inc ser A
Chicago Ind St Sou 50-year 4s
159%
103'/a
1969
124
Chic Indianapolis & Louisv Ry—
1071/2
103'A 1073/4
Nitrate deb
132% 135%
—
104
1962
3s
...
*122
,
1977
1st mtge 3%s ser B
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s
Chicago Gt West 1st 4s series A
A 1st
137
105% 105%
*129
1970
1986
Amer
r
1998
1958
A Gen
103%
107
y/
i'v^:
100y
105%
V 104'/a 1053/4
__
v
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1043/a
102%
'
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A-O
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*..
__
..
'■;/;>
106%
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Adams Express coll tr gold 4s
.',-j
144
106
1st & ref mtge 27/es
St
50
144
1st St ret 4%s series B
1958
mtge
48%
% 105%
'i
.
^
General 4s
1958
A4%s assented
Am
103% 106
v'
SACLlcago St Alton RR ref 3s
1949
Chicago Burlington & Qulncy RR—
1978
external 7s
JJoll trust 4s of 1907
Alabama Great Southern
Alabama Power 1st
105
1965
1990
2d consol gold 4s
,
1978
3%s extl readjustment
(City)
106% 113
1992
gold 4%s
Ref & impt mtge 3%s D
Ref St impt M 3%s series E
R St A Dlv 1st cons gold 4s
1937)—
4-4%-4%8 extl readjustment
AWarsaw
*106%
(partial redemption)__1942
Champion Paper St Fibre deb 3s
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
1960
readjustment
3%-4y8-4ft extl
1987
4s
General
External
1945
1959
1946
;
AExternal sink fund 6s
External
80
1987
(4%% to Aug 1 1949)
lACentral RR & Banking Co—
1958
($ bonds of
80
80
1945
Central Pacific 1st ref
>
1955
A External sink fund 6s
3%S-4-4%%
105
1961
registered
A 4s
1958
8s
1948
Central N Y Power 3s
1962
7s
105
1946
AGeneral
1962
A4%s assented
Sydney (City) s f 5%s
AUnxxUay (Republic) extl
87
104% 105%
1968
A 5s
(Kingdom)—
extl
I960
tACent New Eng 1st gtd 4s
tACentral of N J gen gold 5s
2012
1940
sec
112%
87
1965
§AMoblle Dlv 1st gold 5s
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Int reduced to 3.5% )—.—1978
Serb* Croats & Slovenes
A8s secured external
Corp 3s debs
Corp 3'As debs
Central Illinois Light 3%s
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
2%)
123 3A
116%
ARcf & gen 5s series C
1959
AChatt Div pur money gold 4s__1951
1968
(Int reduced to
IA Secured a t 7s
120'/a
112%
1073/4 1073/4
2004
dollar loan
120% 120%
•
107
C:
(Int reduced to 2.25%)
1201/a
112%'y: 112% 1123/4
<L
1073/4
1958
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A 6s extl
1950
'-f
D P 1st gold 4s
ICeDtral of Georgia Ry—
§Alst mtge 5s
Nov
fAConsol gold 5s
/, ARef & gen 5%s series B
1999
124
1951
ACent Branch
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
A7s extl
118
•% 119
Celanese
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Int reduced to 2.5%)
115
116
107
Celotex
1936
A 8s external
115s/a 115%
121%
..
Can Pac Ry 4% deb 8tk perpetual
Zll
Carolina Clinch St Ohio 4s
1963
Cart & Adir 1st gtd gold 4s
1981
2012
8s
125%
*120% 121%
...
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
//
108
125
119%
*1153/4 116'/a
:•
•
(Int.
1969
106'A
118
119% 1203/4
119 %
1953
4%s
4%s
Guaranteed
A
(Int reduced to 2.375%)—2001
A6%s extl secured s f
1957
107 % 107 %
•118% 118%
1957
4%s
Guaranteed
100
*105 % 105%
107%
1962
.....1970
Guaranteed gold 5s
High
95%
1976
1974
cons
gtd 5s A
Canadian National gold 4%s
Guaranteed gold 5s
Oct
Range Since
January 1
No.
1st M 3s
Power 3yas
Canada Soutnern
Week's Range
Period
New
Friday
3'As
debentures
,
1948
1950
1958
*105
109% 109 %
*115%
1
116
—
108% 108%
•
♦111
111
112%
106 % 106%
*1043/4
1
—
101% 101'A
22
1023/4 1023/4
3
*104% 105'/a
116
108% 110
10
111
1053/4
107
1033/4 105%
101% 103
1043/a
104% 106%
1013/4
iVolume 164
Number 4523
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
BANGE FOR WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 6
BONDS,
New
York
Stock
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
or
A
*v
Debenture 4s
A Debenture
1954
1955
—
i
1955
4s
A6s
.1952
rets
60
55%
'
J-J
ref 5s
1st
J- D
*103
/
_
104
1st ref mtge 4s
58
58
2
,
48'-
%■
J-J
82
49% V
82
;
82
106
104
lnd 111 & Iowa
41%
—
•; *44
45
45
56%
.
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60
45
47%
12
45:,;'..
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48%
40
17
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51
46
80 Vi
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.
1975
A-O
1985
A 1st
A
53
6s
ref
M
A Income
Morris
&
5s
,
104% 104%
Af-N
A
1st
series
101% 106%
J-J
105% 106
5s
&
1993
Af-N
*-: 'r,:,
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■
1973
A3> §
J-J
1936
3s
60%
109 V4
AAssented
1955
ARef & impt 5s series B.
Gen & ref
mtge 3 Vis series G—1966
3s
Detroit & Mackinac 1st lien
gold 4s 1995
ASecond gold 4s
1995
Detroit Term & Tunnel 4Vis.
Det Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser
B__1976
Dui Miss & Iron
Range Ry 3Vis
1962
ISADU Sou Shore & Atl gold 5s
1937
Duquesne Light 1st M 3Vis
1963
r
54
j
.
60%
6
64%
,
67%
9
107%
108
„
/
J-D
i
105
105
1st
cons
mtge 3 Vis
1st cons
mtge 3Vis
1st
2s
Ber
cons
Ohio Div
1st
ser
105
5
;
105
,
1947
26
■'
ref
104%
1
80%
1976
104%
1961
104%
deposit
v
A-O
104%
77'/a
A-O
1987
J-J
1961
J-J
1961
J-J
1st 3s
Plain
:
1961
J-J
*175
A-O
*104% 105
1959
Jf-S
94%
98 %
107%
54
102
104% 107
37/a
*3
4%
5%
1997
i
102%
mtge income
106%
127%
124 %
J-D
104% 104 Va
104 Va
115%
1907
J-D
104% 104%
104%
115 V*
r-
V:
83
A-O
.1970
106
104%
1st &
ref sink fund 5s—
5s
103%
*100%
r-A
.1954
stamped—
.1964
80
103
103
106%
100
106
98
106
Leh Val Harbor Term
106%
Lehigh VaUey"N~Y
Lehigh Valley,. RR—
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1st & ref sink fund 5s
94
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..1974
stamped
P;
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*
^
98
101
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■
106
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104
76
104
:
90
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88%
108
77%
J-J
—1950
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89%
registered
stamped modified
registered
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:
2003
—-
2003
85
modified
%
S-N
2003
'
A O
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry ext 5s_195i
Lex & Eastern 1st 50-yr 5s gtd
1965
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 5s
1951
Little
1962
i;v:
4s series
A
AO
57
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85%.
•
:
-
118
118 %
105% 105%'
.
3-D
1952
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Gen
J-J
107 i9o 107
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1990
O.
2000
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3s
.2010
102%
mtge inc 5s series
104
104 Vi
103
;i 103%
98
987/a
J-J
89%
89%
98
98
'I 98
*65
78
75
Feb
debs
8%
A-0
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89%
.2003
A-O
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.1980
Af-S
.1959
If-N
J-J
*73 >!
1969
A-O
Af-N
8%
106%
*
2%s
ser
Maine
A—,.1960
79%
1st mtge & coll 4s ser B
1954
Manati Sugar 4s sink fund
Feb 11957
102 %
96%
ser
AManila RR (Southern Lines) 4s
99 Va
79
<
17%
104"%
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Ry cons
gold 5s
Finance Corp 2%s
Household
Hudson Coal 1st
Hudson
Co
Hudson &
Gas
f 5s
s
1st
1937
AAdJ Income 5s
?
1957
101
J-D
U-N
F-A
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&
;
80%
.
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■
..
109% 113%
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106
119
102
—
87%
75
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103
96
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103%
105% 108%
101% 103%
102
102
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28%
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106%
102
102
105
108
105%
105% 105%
103
107
111
111
111%
•; *__
65%
1952
Sag 3%s
3%s
gold
Ref & impt 4%s series C
1979
Michigan Cons Gas 1st mtge 3%s_1969
mtge 4%s inc
ser
;
1940
A
99% 100 ;
104
AGen mtge 4s inc ser A
Jan 1991
60%
60
1990
91%
91%
63%
93%
144% 144%
10
140%
150
Mo Kansas & Texas 1st 4s
11
100
104%
104 %
64
97
99
60
106 Va
84
91% ioi
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
100%
109% 113
,
1971
Jan
102
5
101
-'•63% 100
*103%
1951
1st
104
101%
79%
■
93%
93%
1959
Jack Lans &
100
J-J
1962
1949
1st 5s A
144%
U-N ri
1970
series A
gold 5s
Manhattan
:
'
Michigan Central-
104 y4
101%
80
102 % 102%
Corp 1st mtge 3s
1966
Metropolitan Edison 1st mtge 2%s.l974
Metrop Wat Sew & Drain 5%s
1950
i tSAMet West Side El (Chic) 4s_1938
1st
102
J-J
14
102 V4
f 79%:
93%
Mead
100%
101
RR 4%s
91%
107 y4
98%
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Minn St Paul & Sault Ste Marie—
Af-S
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107
100%
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Hackensack Water 1st mtge 2%S—1976
Hocking Valley Ry 1st 4%»
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103
103% 103%
1976
*__
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-
140%
134%
105
'
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2015
1st & ref 3%s series D_._
Gulf States Utilities 1st M 2%s
102%
>; 98
10%
—
1975
A
G—
ref
■
12
109% 110
107A 110sa
J-J
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Gulf Mobile & Ohio 4s series B
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127%
ft
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Greyhound
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118% 122%
118% 118%
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ser
mtge
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J-J
1976
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102%
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ref
1st &
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ser
mtge
Gen
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89
1
106
120
103% 106 %
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116
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'
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60
69
62%
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stamped
44
47
62
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gen
96%
65
55
54%
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1949
41%
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Miami
87%
,
52%
47
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2003
;
.
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43%
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2003
Long Island unified 4s
Guaranteed ref gold 4s—
1949
General 5s series C
General 4Vis series D
General 4Vis series E
99
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80 Va
85
80%
■
'
4%s
5s stamped
106%
100
F-A
.1954
gtd 5s.
4%e ext
103%
US
-
96
93
FA
..1974
08%
99%
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93%
*
98
77
Great Northern Ry CoGeneral 5 Vis series B
102
"
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FA
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stamped
5s
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—
.
100% 100%
100%
.1954
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83
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Goodrich
100%
100 Va
,
108
100%
.
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
80
98
(B F) Co. 1st mtge 2%s_1965
Grays Point Term 1st gtd 5s
1947
88
66
86
106
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197B
reg
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
S F mtge 3%s ser A
157
117%
*—99%
1969
188
109
*105
J-J
'
105%
102
120
1974
debs
108%
182
A-O
1964
1961
-
72
65%
108
108%
108
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s
tAKreuger & Toll 6s ctfs
& Utilities Corp—
inc
123 Va
71
*61
'
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107%
122
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120 %
unguaranteed
105
104%
1997
4%s
83 %
107 %
103
149
123% 123%
108%
85 Va
105%
20
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Kings County El L & P 6s
3s
conv
109 Va
77
28
76%
1974
Lorillard (P) Co
A 4s
105%
107 Va
1
.
81
*__
-
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s
4s
General
105
103 %
109 Va 109 Va
A-O
53%
155
•.
1961
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Berg Co cons 8s
102%
97
97%
104% 105
104% 104%
103% 104%
103
1971
v'"'97^:
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—1959
103 %
5s
2000
A Certificates of
deposit.
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105
100%
Kentucky Central gold 4s
Kentucky & lnd Term 4y2s
Stamped
;;;
124 %
1990
A
100
101 % 102
A-O
120%122 y4
—
•
120
—1953
5s series
103 %
103% 103%
101%
104% 106%
IFlorida East Coast 1st
4ViS———1959
&
J-J
1975
4s
A 1st
Af-N
101%
101
101% 101%
101%
J-J
1952
106 % 106 %
4%s
.
97% 100%
106%
V
.
98
75 /;•
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105%
♦121%
1964
Firestone Tire & Rub 3s deb
92
A-O
59%
93%
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A 1st
2015
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63%
1950
110%
105
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105
of
Kansas City Southern Ry
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109
114
.
1965
G
59%
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94%
102
H
ser
63%
63%
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F
92
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>
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1938
76
106%
107%
12
'
117 ;
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series A
1st cons mtge 3
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60
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29%
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65
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117
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130
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108
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6
107% 107%
1956
—
21
64
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10
57%
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stamped
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25
60
73%
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8%
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Ry 3%s
5s
54%
21
64
1972
Jersey Central Pow & Lt 2%s
Jones & Laughlin Steel 3%s
Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd—
Ri Paso & S W
1st 5s
98
66
24
J-J
1944
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3%s registered
East Tenn Va &
Ga Div 1st 5s
Ed El 111 (NY) 1st
cons gold 5s.
73
1958
gold 5s series C
lAlnternat Hydro El deb 6s
Internat Paper 5s series A & B
Int Rys Cent Amer 1st 5s B
Int Telep & Teleg deb gold 4%s
'
9%
J-D
1970
j
128
67
9%:
U-S
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series H
66
A-O
Kanawha & Mich 1st gtd gold 4s—1990
A-O
A-O
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109%;
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—
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109
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1958
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series
96%
92%
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1952
A.
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division
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Delaware
A-O
1973
mtge due
Essex
;
C
ser
17
102
57
Adjustment 6s series A—July 1952
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103
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1965
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1963
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N
103%
86
J-D
3-D
J-J
A 1st
Dayton Pr & Lt 1st mtge 2%s
Dayton Union Ry 3 Vis series B
106%
1983
gold 4s
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1986
Inland Steel 1st mtge 3s series F—1961
^International Great Northern RR—.
% 53 Vi
44
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Bi y4
1963
1970
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D
ser
Illinois Terminal Ry 4s ser
102%
V
Low
137
1st & ref 4%s series C——
108%
102%
103
-
Ranee Since
January 1
Sold
No.
High
3-D
1963
series A
;
3-D
.1946
deposit
Joint
75
'104%
f 32
Low
76
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or Friday's
Bid & Asked
HI Cent and Chic St L & N O—*
76
55
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.
Last
Bale Price
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55
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.1946
deposit rcts__
B
ser
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104%
;
receipts
A
ser
■
53%
57
41%
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A7%s
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Low
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1965
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W
J-J
Friday
Exchange
January 1
Sold
High
Stock
Interest
Period
York
New
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
t A Consol Ry non-cony deb 4s
BONDS
Week's Range
102%
101
101% 'PS 'V 13
78%
83 %
91
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70%
78 y2
110%
113%
69%
72
108
66
34%
325
30
1962
88%
91
88% 101%
1962
81
81
81
1978
83
85
83
98%
adjust 5s beries A—Jan 1967
88
95
88
114%
85
76
102%
37%
29%
Prior
80%
32
*:;:^33. *7
Prior lien 5s series A
40-year 4s series B
94
lien
4%s
series
D
96%
45
,
A Cum
-
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A 1st
V 76
:
1688
Af-S
1977
4s
F-A
...1975
& ref 5s series A
AGeneral
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76
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76
103
1978
U-N
76
85%
76
103
1949
1980
1981
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20%
25
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75%
86
F-A
76
86%
76
87
86
>
29%
'
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A 1st
Illinois Bell Telep
2%s series A
1981
1st gold 4s
1951
J-J
1st
1951
105
1st gold
1st gold 3%s
3s sterling
gold 4s
lines
Collateral trust
3Vis
1952
U-N
gold 4s
Litohfield Div
Louisville Div
Omaha
Div
1955
100%
1st
J-D
gold 3s
1951
J-J
gold 3s
1951
99
94
96%
v*
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82%
*
*
♦
1951
J-J
F-A
see
page
1349.
104 Va
Moh'k & Malone 1st gtd gold 4s
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US
86
F-A
*105%
94
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2000
3-D
65
66%
65
9
99
106
Constr
1955
U-N
76%
78
76 Va
89 %
11
94
104%
Constr M 4%s series B—
68%
83%
23
105%
108 Va
82%
97%
102
MM
106
MM
104
100
102%
Morrell (John) & Co 3s debs
—
100
'
119
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*
—
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—
footnotes
*
104%
87
103%
'20%
46%
75% 103
107
Montreal
&
Tramways
Essex
M 5s
1st
5s
ext
gtd 3%s
series A
102
3-J
1955
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s
1986
Af-S
1947
;
U-N
11-Jf
70%
100% 100%
68%
*104
106%
100
103
102%
*103
U-N
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gtd 5s...
106
—
102%
103%
74%
100%
102 %
103 Va
110
103%
106
102
102 Va
103
99%
J-J
—1951
G
108
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series
99 Ve
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■/'
104%
'
13
8
107% 107 Va
J-J
Springfield Div 1st gold 3y2s
For
Va 100
84%
F-A
-—1951
Gold 3%s
Registered
100
99
95
J-J
gold 3%s_1953
gold 3s
1951
St. Louis Div & Term
5s
&
1991
1966
1951
1958
—
—-
100
99
F-A
& Term
ref
gold 5%s
ref gold 5s series H
A 1st & ref 5s series I
A 1st
64%
110
•'
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; 99%
U-N
1966
—1950
108%
103%
*'"
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U-N
—
1st
103%
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'
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Cairo Bridge gold 4s
104%
105%
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J-J
1953
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;
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105 Va
A-O
1955
Collateral trust
1951
—1951
105
p
J-J
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&
ref 5s series F
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J-J
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gold 3%s
&
106
103
101
102%
102
106 Va
MM
MM
105
105%
106%
105%
104%
105%
Nashville Chattanooga & St Louis—
1988
2%s debs.1970
3s
1965
JANaugatuck RR 1st gold 4s
1954
1st
102%
10274 103 Va
105% 106 %
/«—
mtge 3s ser B
National Dairy Products
National Steel 1st mtge
102%
106 %
'
107 % 107
%
103%
105%
106%
107% 110
102 Va
102%
103%
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
NEW
YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New
York
Stock
Interest
Exchange
FOR WEEK ENDING
SEPTEMBER 6
Week's Range
..East
or
Sale Price
Period
Friday's
.
T
BONDS
Bonds
v
Bid & Asked
Monday, September 9, 1946
Range Since
' Sold
New
York
Stock
January 1
Friday
i
Interest
Exchange
Period'
;
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
<
Bid & Asked
1
<
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cons
3-D
5s——1948
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r
1945
5 A Consol gtd 4s
If™
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1st gtd 4%s series B
J-J
3-J
/
1052
1961
1052
1953
4%s
gtd 4s
New Orleans Term 1st
*107% 103
—
V/« 98
98
'r
■
96
Low
;
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3
J-J
j-j
f
107% 107%
•
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107
107
J-J
V
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108%
9
110%
Peoples Gas L & O ref 5s
105 %
Peoria
98
2
6
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108 %
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y,; ,-,
99
95
■
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J-D
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New Orleans Great No^ 5s A
Low
r%
Low
A
103%
& Eastern
Income
Pete Marquette Ry
118
118
107%
110
Phila Bait & Wash 1st gold 4s—
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■'
General
,
107%
—
5s
of
series
my«
5s
of
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A 1st
4%s
of
series
5%s
96
deposit
94%
series
deposit
106
89%
-1958
of
N Y
of
1954
deposit
102
107%
104% 104%
—
104
Central RR 4s series A
1998
79%
84%
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79%
ft
impt 4%s series Ai
2013
84
86%
84
Ref
ft
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2013
93
95
5s
series
C
N Y
Cent ft Hud River 3%s
3%s registered
Lake Shore coll gold 3%s
1997
New York
4106% 107%
1974
105
—.
u"r
1st
mtge 3s
F
ser
N
Dock
Mtge 4s series
Mtge 4s series
82%
817/e
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80
80
93%
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'
1948
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2043
*,_
—
1973
86%
87
86%
96%
96%
96%
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78
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53%
60
83
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93
22%
28 y8
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97
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127
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1964
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100
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112
113
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108 ; r
108
110 Ve
107% 107%
109
112%
107 y4
110%
*lo9%
:—1966
1972
51%
55
7
-
r
2037
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2037
^
160
*245
—
165
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250
~
,
-
51%
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107%
19%--21%
Quaker Oats :2%s deb.
•
81
19%.
/• ' 6%';7%i
80%
26%;
15 %Y
102% 103%
N Y.Queens El Lt ft
Pow 3%S-——1985
N Y Steam
Corp 1st 3%s
1983
-
111
.107
402%
80%
108%
.
♦104% 105
105% 105%
«AN. Y Susq ft W 1st ref 5s———1937
IA 2d gold 4%s
1937
IA General'gold 5s
1940
jATerpiinal lst'gold 5s_^i—1—1943
A 1st
cons
Rochester
Gen mtge
Gen
mtge
SiAR I Ark
2014
1946
ft coll trust 4s A
Gas
Gen mtge
Gen mtge
1960
Norfolk Southern
Ry Co—
1st mtge 4%s series
A
A Gen mtge 5 s conv lnc
99%
.—i960.
102%
104%
106
115 V2
JIARio Grande West 1st gold 4s_'. 1939
...
-
tf AN Y West ft Bost
1st 4%s
Niagara Falls Power 3%s
105%
D—1995
107%
104%
Reading Co 1st ft r6f-3%8 ser
Revere.Copper & Brass 3%s—^
90%
104%
85%
106%
ft
68%
1940
88
Eleo
Corp—
4%s series D_
—1977
3%s series H
.—1967
3%s series I—
1967
3y4s series J—
—-1969
ft Louis 1st 4%S—
1934
lARut-Canadian 4s
Btpd—r
SIARutland RR 4%s stamped
125% 12$%
109
109
108%
108%
108% 109%
V48
\
14
1949'
-
14%
.1941
74
20%
24'
'
-
1098
/
100%
./
135
143
1974
138%
143%
.—1974
'
131%
133%
Northern Pacific Ry
prior lien 48—1997
48
registered
registered
114%
—
.
114% 115%
110
110
78%
79
2047
A
.
71
104% 104%
*100%-
—
*94%
*75
113
<
82
127%
,110
80%
122%
78%
/
—
-
*99
;
1997
Jan 2047
Gen lien ry ft Id
gold 3s
103%
52
Norfolk ft Western Ry 1st
gold 4S-1996
i
•102%.»
—
;
94%
90 y4
82
2047
101
100% 104 y4
100%
2047
102%
102% 112
2047
102 %
102% 106
102% 106%
——.1975
103%
102 ya 104%
110
102% 112
102% 106%
Power Co—
(Minn)
1st mtge 2%s
1st mtge 2%s
1974
103
103
1973
(Wise) 1st mtge 3%a
103
<102% 103
1984
107%'
109% 120/
-
107y8l07ye
100
93
76
93
-
105
85
114% 114%
63J/a
52
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105% 106%
ft Lake
Champlaln Ry—
A 1st guaranteed
4s
.Ohio Edison 1st
mtge 3s
1st
RR 3s
102:
101%
106%
106 y4
104%
107 y4
109
109
108%
109/a
1
inc
J-D
1971
<
J-D
1977
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MS
cons 68-1949
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—
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,
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107
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104
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104
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1984
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1952
108
104
106
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111
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108% 112%
105% 106%
98
103%'
105%
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1981
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94
—
1968
F—
.
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1968
B
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107%
107
i08% 108%
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104
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A-O
1960
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Gen mtge 4/iS series E—
Conv deb 3%s
—
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y;
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May 11948
A
107%
104%
J-D
•
1948
series
Gen mtge
.
108% 109%
'
108%
108
104%
r'<
.
1938
4o
110%
110%
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^
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Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3%s
1960
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.— 1
1st mtge 3s
1973
3s s f debentures
1963
gold
107%
•
;
1960
4s sterl stpd doUar
Cons sinking fund 4yas
107%
*104
.
Pennsylvania RR—.
109%
108 7/8
104
•
J-D
1988
1955
debs
:
—
106%
*—
107/a 107%
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J-D
1979
:
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1974
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1970
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«
,
1966
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines—:
conv
29
108%
106
Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s debs
Paducah ft 111 1st s f
gold 4%s,
Paterson ft Passaic
,3% s
132%
106
*101
ref M 3s series M
ref mtge 3s ser N
Pennsylvania
.
101%
1978
1st ft ref M 3s series K
1st & ref M 3s series L
Q ft E
21
105%
A—1969
ser
Gas ft Electric Co—
•1st & ref mtge 3y2s
series I
1st ft ref mtge 3s series
J
1st &
21
106% 106%
101% 102 /
1973
Pacific
•1st &
21
1974
Oklahoma Gas ft
Electric 2%s
Oregon-Washington
129 %
1948
mtge." 2%s
105
105%
104%
107%
■
v
r-
45%
; 23%
is
:—1957
50%
—
Northern States
,;-,102%.
96
83
83 y2 :
1954
Ref & impt 5s series C
Ref ft impt 5s series
D
Coll trust 4%s—
/
103%
98%
,
—
83
!AN Y Ont ft West ref
4s—June 1992
AGeneral :4s
_—i.—i-k-1965
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Light 1st mtge 2%s_1973
N Y ft Putnam 1st
cbns gtd 4s—1093
Ref ft imot 4%s
series
101
106
106
.
'
Alk ft ref 4%s series of
1927—1967
lAHarlem River ft Port Chester—
;3s
99% 101%
96
105
104
102%
__
JAProvidence Terminal 4s———1956
75 V4*
78
1957
North Central gen ft
ref 5b
Gen ft ref 4Vas series A
El Pwr
1st mortgage
Public Service El ft Gas 3y4>
1st & ref mtge 3s
75/;
1940
4s
104%
100 y4
77%
51%
44'/21
'46
1948
;
4s
1051/4 109
102%
.
105
105
—1974
;
inn deb-—-.
JAProvidence Securities 4s
96
46
1950
1A Collateral trust 6s
gen 5s series C
4%s series D_;
-»Plttston Co 5%
-
103%
46
v
certificates 3%s——1956
4s
*105%
-—-1960
1st ft ref mtge 5s
1st ft ref mtge 8s
<N Y New Haven ft Hartford RR—
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1047 /
ANon-conv deb 3%s
—1947
ANon-conv deb 3%s
—1954
ANon-conv deb 4s
1953
A Debenture
109
118%
115% 115 y4
115
119%
1073
ANon-conv
ist
%
Potomac
1071/4
112%
,
...
111%
1st
105
113
t
—
,
1st mtge 4%s series O
—
103% 104%
,1959
L
142
.
———1965
Pitts Young ft Ash, 1st 4s ser A—1948
lit gen 5s series B
——1962
104%
107 /
1091/4
;;,
T07y4 101V*
2000
2043
4s series A
105%
.
*102%
Steel
1st mtge 4.%s series B
134%
t
1st mtge 4%s
1
-19.50
mtge 4%i series B
-1950
Pitts ft W Va 1st 4%s series A——1958
106%
102%
104%
102% 102%
105% 105%
.1949
B
101%
102%
•
1st
101% 106 h
98% 100%
99%
r.-
3%s_1964
Coal—
—
Pitts
•
135
1381/4
:131%
*106% 107
1975
Pittsburgh Consolidation
3%s debentures
1965
A
134
95
1986
—
131%'
*133
•
123
134%
126%
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.E
122%
120%
127'/a
„
L—-—1975
100
*_,.
Purchase money gold 4s
N Y .& Harlem gold 3%s
ser
121 ■:
—_—1970
87
1951
1st
Gen. mtge ,3% s
rij.
••—.'
guaranteed A%s__1964
cons
85%
gold 4s
N Y Edison 3y4s series D
1st lien & ref 3%s series E
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geld 5s
1st
105%
117%
*J 75-
J
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981%
102%
121
*127%
86%
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*
21
1051/4 106%
*119
Series H cons guaranteed 4s—1960
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—1963
Pittsb Coke & Chera 1st mtge
1975
V
•
26
103%
1949,
1141%
B
ser
107
15
1957
109 i/a
99 Va
1986
Connecting RR 27/8s
107
1041/4
,
guaranteed
99%
101% 101%
108
104 %
104 % 104 %
104% 104%
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108%
104 %
...
135
105 7/s
1953
4s
80
1980
105
142%
131
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82
'
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137
*135
1937
87%
1998
E
ser
N Y
v
'106%
P—,—1067
8
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F 4s guaranteed gold
Chicago ft St Louis—
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.
2%s
rqf 2%s_
98%
*__
.
/•
ref ,M
83
107%
»
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,
99%
93
99% 100%
1997
3%s registered
1998
Mich Cent coll gold 3 Vis——I—1998
3%s registered
1998
Y
and
94
'
104%
io4% 104 %
1977
Series G
v.;
95%
95% 109%
96% 107 %
;
46
,
-r
Series
ACertificates
75 %
1974
Pittsburgh Cine Chi ft St Louis—
94%
A—
50
High
106%
*
77/a
46
K
■
Low
103%
106:-
1980
f 4s
A Certificates
of deposit
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debs
108
46
January 1
'>
—
75%
■
•
Range Since
Sold
No.
106
94%
1056
D
ACertificates
A 1st
1054
'.
ft
1st
deposit
C_
series
D
ser
gpld 4%s series C—
$§APh'ilippihe Ry 1st
81%
92'/a
64%
90
92J/4 109
1——
B—
-ACertificates
A 1st
deposit
3%s
Philadelphia Co coll tr 4%i_,
1961
PhUa Electric 1st & ref 2%$,—,1971
107108 %
75%
:
-Apr 1990
—_
127 ya
105% 108
••••"<•
Bonds
Pekin Union Ry 5%8——1974
Peoria &
125 y4
.
*103 %
1960
114 Mi
1st
^Certificates
L
ext
109%
tNew Orleans Teras ft Mexico Ry—
fANon-cum inc 5s series A—1035
A 1st
4s
4s
1947
High
105
107%
106
;!
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1349
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
.Volume 164 * Number 4523
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
JNew York Stock
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
5
Low
Texas
&
deb
A-0
1905
ser
B
1970
i
-
,
1st
&
ref M
3%S
ser
C
1990
A-O
2000
1985
j -j
ref
M
105 Va
108,
-
j-d
3,7/s6 ser E
Texas Pacific-Missouri—
••
1st
"97%
97
3Vi8 ser B
mtge
104
j-d
1970
■•99 Va
income 5s
Jan 1960
Tol & Ohio Cent ref & impt 33/4 8__1960
Trenton Gas & Elec 1st gold 5s
1949
A-O
Tri-Continental Corp
(subordinated)
•109%
MS
2%s debs—1961
110
110
Western
Pacific
inc ser A—2014
May
101% 103
Western
Union
105%
—
4VaS
Telegraph
gold
25-year
5s
30-year ,5s
Electric Co
1st
&
M
coll
of
Mo
1971
Af-N
1975
3%8
23/4S
tr
103 %
1Q
103
•
112%
West Shore
103
4
A-0
107
34
Registered
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 4s
Gen & ref M 2%s series A
-
ISAUnlon Elev Ry (Chic) 5s
Union Oil
of
Calif 3s
-1945
debs
1967
1st
& land grant 4s.
J-9
F- A
-1991
MS
97%
—
-1966
Universal Pictures 3%s debs
-1959
MS
ddbs
104%
104
107 Va
"106
55
103%
101%
104 %
101
11
101%
101
104
99%
99%
*99%
99%
97%
5
98%
103% 103%
—
105 Va
102
29
97%
M-N
23/4S
104%
102%
—
102%
*105
A-O
-1976
Biscuit
103
103%
102
10?
U S Rubber 2%s debs
.
*103
—
-1976
mtge 2Vis series C
United
J-D
.1947
27/es debentures
a Ref
—
j-j
1970
2%s debentures
Union Pacific RR—
34%
103% 103%
•—
•
A-O
guaranteed
1st 4s
109%
34
110% 110%
-
109
111
101% 104 %
101%
116%
j-j
A-O
105%
1949
j-j
a
Cons
f 4s series B
s
M-N
Virginia Electric & Power
1st &,
ref
mtge.2%s
Co—
f.i Va Iron Coal & Coke 1st
gold 58—1949
Va & Southwest 1st gtd 5s
2003
1st
58
cons
Virginian Ry 3s
122%
123
109
108
lT-N
25%
87%'
30
25 Va
51
29
101
102%
109
110
*109
j-j
56
29
101
29
101 ;
j-d
90
81 Va
78%
Odd-lot Bale not
fCasn sale
e
range.
107 %
^Companies reported as being In bankruptcy, receivership, or
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
106% 113
-
A-O
Af-N
price represented Is the dollar quotation per 200at the exchange rate of $4.8484. v
reorganized under Section 77 el
:w
sales being transacted during current veek.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
tThe
pound unit of bonds.
Accrued interest payable
115
j-j
1993
ser B
104
100
Af-s;
,—1958
106 Va
103
Af-S
1975
E
ser
123
80
75 r
♦
not included in the year's range,
F-A
g 4s series A.
106
75
Deferred delivery sale not Included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
n Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year's
y Ex-coupon.
r,
..
: ,
■
cons
108
103
103
103
*118
j-j
104
117%
*107
Af-S
91
109%
99 Va
*99% 100
U-S
1958
1960
94 Va
75
107%
Included in the year's range,
Vandalla RR
103%
80
*107%
MS
|ASu & Du div & term 1st 4s—1936
.■/ ACertificates of deposit
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s
1976
Wisconsin Public Service 3%8
1971
101 Va
*101% 102%
80 Va
y so
75
76%
108
108%
100% 103
M-N
95%
95%
100% 102%
Af-S
j-j
109
97
103%
102
j-d
1970
t § A Wisconsin Central 1st 4g
:
ACertificates of deposit
107 Va
106%
Af-N
1992
Wheeling Steel 3% series C
Wilson & Co 1st mortgage 3s
Winston-Salem 8 B 1st 48
117V4
105 Va
108% 108%
A-O
1951
2361
2361
1949
Westinghouse El & Mfg 2%s
Union
114%
104
106
108 ya
j-j
1950
1951
1960
104%
105% 105%
108
1081/4
105%
j-d
Co—
Funding & real estate 4%s
68%
102 Va
102 Va
115%
*115
110%
59%
65 Va
F-A
j-d
107 %
106
103 Va
»—
Q-Af
104
82%
105%
1948
A—1970
.1950
Gen mtge 3%a
-—.-1967
West Penn Power 3%s series I
1966
Western Maryland 1st 4s—
1952
51%
102% 102%
62%
62 %
103
105 % 105%
j-d
gtd gold 3%s—2000
106%,
99
106% 107
F-A
Washington Central Ry 1st 4s
Washington Terminal 2%s ser
Westchester Ltg 5s 8tpd gtd
88 Va
152
99
99%-
A-O
106
102%
102
102 %
4
debs
Warren RR 1st ref
66%
56 Ya
59
5%s
152 Va
97% 100
Af-S
AdJ
Co
92% I®2
90
99
19
90 '
'
102% 103
F-A
Af-N
102%
105% 105%
105%
J- j
90
Apr
Range Since
January 1
Low
High
Sold
No.
97%
:*—"
Apr
3V4S-1976
138
140
103% 104%
■
Baking
Ward
101
97
99%"
;
Ml40
104%
101%
,
pac Tenn RR of New Orl 3%$—1974
Third Ave Ry 1st ref 4s
1960
A
i
•
A-O
&
AGen mtge
*103%104 ;7:
ref M 3%s
Gen
■
A Gen
109
Walworth Co conv debentures
&
Texas & Pacific 1st gold 5s
'
137 Va
105
106 Vi 107
'
■
'•■>••.
RR—
1st
I
129%
Jo5: • ■105 %"
—;
105 %
1981
1991
1971
mtge 4s inc ser A
Jan
inc 4%s ser B__Jan
131% 131%
Af-N
——
Orleans
New
J-J
198S
& Imp M 4s ser C_
Ref & Imp 27/ss series D
Bonds
High
High
Wabash RR Co—
2019
Ref
Texas Corp. 3s
Sale Price
Low
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
>,
Last
Period
January 1
No.
High•;
Interest
Exchang*
Stock
Fork
New
Range Since
Sold
Week's Range
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
Friday
BONDS
Week's Range
or Friday's
Sale Price
,
7.
•
SEPTEMBER 6
FOR WEEK ENDING
RANGE
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no
V
selling flat.
ABonds
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
AND
WEEKLY
In the following extensive list we
RECORD
YEAKLY
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are< disregarded In the week's range unless they are the only
in a footnote In the week in which they occurs No account is taken of such sales in computing the range
transactions ef the week, and when selling outside
for the year.
the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to
, „ „ '
,
,
andi ending
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING
beginning on Saturday
include every
the New York Curb Exchange for the week
furnish a complete record of the transactions on
the present Friday .(Sept. 6). vIt*<is compiled from the daily reports of
security, whether stock or bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
Aug/ 31
the regular weekly range are thouna
;
SEPTEMBER 6
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>
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li.
Last -y
Sale Price 7 of Prices
M
Range Since Jannary 1
Shares
;
Aluminum Alloys—.
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Acme
A
Co
'5%
14
1
10
common
5%
'
£ 1 .f
15%
.*5% "*5%
-
—1
4 ''
■■
———8
12%
14%
Air
Investors
14%
:—1
2
common
10
37
Mfg Corp common
60c convertible preferred
Air-Way Electric Appliance
—50c
10
3
Alabama
Great
Southern
Power 4.20%
Alabama
Airlines
Alaska
i
Inc
Alles <fc Fisher common
Allied
Allied
Products
Altorfer
Bros
(Mich)
Co
Ltd
Aluminium
114
22%
1,000
XU2
21
20
20
20
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176
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Plywood Corp
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16
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1
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48
Jan
17
Sep
29
May
15
Mar
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121
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11
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American Beverage common
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American
Central
American
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91
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41
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37
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113
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23%
20
_
37
21%
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250
23%
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46
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24
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1
1
1
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1
1
American
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common
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1
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•
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10
—
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100 '
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preferred
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Anchor
common
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
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40
37
33
39%
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116% Aug
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19
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36
Jun
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27
Aug
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150
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40
6.300
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39
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21
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53
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138
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10
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19,200
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22
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33
3,100
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s
6,400
50
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>
32
25
12%
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293/4
25
23%
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57/a
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30
10
8%
325
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37
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22
5%
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11
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100
1
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common
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%%
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Angostura-Wupperman
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:
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Angerman Co Inc common
New
3%
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175
11
—•
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1
$3 optional convertible preferred
•
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Blumenthal (8) & Co
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Bohack (H C) Co common
*
7% 1st preferred
—100
Borne Scrymser Co
25
Bourjois Inc
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Brazilian Traction Lgt & Pwr-.—
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Breeze Corp common
1
Brewster Aeronautical
i
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
•
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American
Amer
1
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American Meter Co
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Feb
May
12
27%
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12
32
11
•22
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25
Jan
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27%
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510% Jan-
Sep
17
—*
29% May
Sep
21%
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Blckfords Inc common
32%
M
July
161,/ 17%
preferred
Berkey & Gay Furniture
Mar
'
100
Canada
Hedges
Jan
12
Feb
T3/8
Aug
Sep
common——■
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1
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1,500
/
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Basic Refractories Inc
Bauman
12
12%
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Barium
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52
Jun
11% Apr
.
13,800
20
•
common
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preferred
American
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American
45%
: 48
10
common
6%
——30
7%preferred
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Banco
55 Si
Jan
Jan
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50%
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5% May
76
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56
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Jan
207% Aug
114% May
Jan
.
1,200
6%
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Apr
10
Feb
26
107% Aug
50
8%
65
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Avery (B F) & Sons common
M 6% preferred
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4%
Sep
Feb
25%
20
Sep
19% Aug
400
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'
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Atlas Corp
12
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Atlantic Coast Fisheries
1
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8
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5,700
/
dep rects reg—
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American
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20
15%
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18
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1,780.
10 v
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113 1-113
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8,900
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22%
Sep
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1,350
72%
•
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preferred
6%
19
63%
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Aluminum Industries common
Arkansas Power & Light $7
13% Mar
17
69
10%
Feb
17%
.
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Aug
•
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class
111
3,800
400
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common——5
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preferred
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12%
11%
1
Aluminum Co common
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6%-
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75
5%
8
6,000
19,600
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•
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4% Aug
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9,900
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pfd
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4,700
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Detroit
Gray Iron Foundry
Detroit
Mich
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76% May
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Steel
Products
Sep
34% Aug
102% Feb
Sep
14%
Jun
Mar
50
May
July
Diana
Stores
Distillers
&
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Fire
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8,200
15%
Sep
26%
Jun
Domestic Industries class ▲ com
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Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Jan
Dominion Steel &
1%
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8,100
7
Sep
14%
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46,000
50q
1,000
4
12%
19% May
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8
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12J/4 May
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9%
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23
May
21%
100
15 i Feb
22% Aug
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series B preferred
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Crown
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Lighting Inc
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Jun
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184% May
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41%: Jun
i July
Sep »
166
Sep
Feb
15% Jun
156
July
21%
Jun
'15% May
Jan
32
6-;>; Aug
Sep
9
Feb
20
Sep
Mar
50
Jun
105
;
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Apr
25% Apr
17%> Apr..
6%
i
,
43
Sep
Sep
u
Jan
48
Sep
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9
Feb
%
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17% Jan
100
2%
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28% Jun
26% Aug
Aug
Sep
5
Jan
48%
25
44%
Jan
20%
900
16%
Feb
49
25
July
82
Feb
91
Jan
121
88
1,300
80
115
Apr
60
117%
108
Apr
5,900
7%
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July
112% Aug
12% Jan
Sep
3,525,
3%
37%
>71%
1,000
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2"%
2,400
:
Sep
34
95% July
6%
Jan
47
Jan
Feb
33
Feb
34
32%
35%
300
Mar
44
July
10%
15 J/2
3
8
7
8%
27
2%
• ;
13
14.
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19
32%
:
3
14
16%
7%
21
Sep
14%
Feb
3 J/4
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26% July
4% Sepv>
150
98
Sep
3
Sep
36% May
8,100
:v
17% May
1% Sep
15% Sep
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Z
4%
40%
9
3,400
5%
101
37%
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9,100
18 J/4
4% /'■
98
26
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•
87
125
•'.7%
110
■
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Apr
6% Jan
>• 44% Aug
500
Sep
11
Jan
10,100
24% Mar
38
May
18,800
2,600
2%
Sep
13
2,400
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14
•
Sep
5%
v
21%
Feb
Apr
5,400
6%
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231/4 May
10% May
250
18%
Jan
24
May
280
6%
Z.28
7%
4,600
6%
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10%
Jun
26%
28%
800
26 Va
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36
Jun
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200
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common
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30
29%
106
21%
10
13,000
50
300
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106
Sep
6'/a
60
36%
108
Apr
Apr
Feb
May
14
14
50
19%
Sep
38%
Jan
8%
2.80
(Mo)
30
:
& Share
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Dayton
Rubber Mfg
new
com__2.50
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13%
Feb
20
Feb
13% Aug
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see
35
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1353.
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5%
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common
68
400
Jan
Jun
Mar
43% Sep
8
Sep
49
10%
140
7
3,500
36%
150
5%
H,
98% May
56%
Jan
Jan
25
15% May
43'A Jun
16%
113,300
500
7%
v
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26% Jun
5%
3,100
$3
combaon
preferred
convertible
>
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Inc
Eureka
Pipe
Line
common
77 J/a Mar
78%
Jan
166% July
12% Jan
Sep
19'A
Feb
27
19%,
17 J/2 X21
2,800
17%
Sep
30%
23%
20J/2
24%
4,300
20 J/2
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39%
Feb
50
50%
225
53 >/2
Apr
20%
.80
preferred
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Fairchild
400
22
-
49% May
109
112
Jan
Apr
Apr
Apr
Apr
16
12%
Sep
2%
Sep
49%
10s
1
——1
10
Jan
56
Sep
Aug
22
Feb
341/2
Jun
11
30
ft Inst Co.
11%
10%
11%
4%
5%
4%
5%
41,200
; 21%
22 J/a
900
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Jan
Falstaff
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21%
Fansteel
Metallurgical
22'/a
>
26%
21
Fedders-Quigan Corp
13%
12%
13%
Federal Compress & Warehouse Co. .21
Association (Phila)—. Jf
26
26%
61%
59
20
Fire
Fishman
(M
8%
Feb
Sep
26%
Jan
11%
Jan
17%
Feb
4%
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25
Jan
29
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21
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130
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,
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50
22%
300
6%
6%
1,300
21%
22%
2,600
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dep rets ord reg—.
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Class
Class
B
—
22%
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.'25 :
voting-
bearer-
rets
dep
4%
8%
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
Fox
$3
46%
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(Peter)
Fuller
25
7
21% Sep
25
200
.
6% Sep
Jan
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'
29%
Jan
35
Sep
Jan
15%
27%
25%
91/2
30
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51
Aug
30'A May
Jan
15%
19
28%
7% Mar
Sep
7% Mar
9
x40% x46j/2
18%
Stores
4%
4%
Sep
40
25% Sep
85
preferred.
convertible
May
110
July
July
112
(Geo A) Co
stock
conv
Gatineau Power
Co
14%
12
12%
Garrett Corp common.
Jun
150
July
,
14
"7%
4%
General Alloys Co.
6%
"7%
2,100
2,900
4Ya
4
>
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rets ord reg.
8%
10 J/a
9%
9 J/2
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General Fireproofing common
*
pfd
General Plywood Corp
General Public Service
1
$6 preferred—*
1
preferred—...
convertible
Geoigia Power $6 preferred—
$5 preferred
Gilbert
500
Aug
16% July
Feb
11%
1:2,200
::
Hall
Aug
Hamilton
13%
11
20 J/8
Jun
Hammermill
109
Jan
July
120
25.
3J/a
23%
140
6%
Sep
Jan
Apr
Jun
Apr
100
Sep
110
May
111%
Jan
115
Jan
111
26%
54
Jan
Jan
500
24
Sep
43%
20
52
Sep
55
Feb
29%
Apr
3«J
Jun
3,300
J/2
Feb
Jan
18
Sep
28
Jun
19
Mar
24%
Jan
Sep
26%
Jun
20
17%
,2,500
6 J/a
1,700
4 J/2
Sep
175
58 J/2
Sep
69
Feb
26
Sep
44'
Feb
Jan
107 1
Aug
:
&
,
4%
58%
GO
5,600
15%
^
8%
Feb
26
30%
300
1%
~1%
47,500
1%
Sep
4
Jan
52 J/2
10
48 J/2
Jan
53
Jun
14%
161/4
500
10% Mar
22%
Apr
521/4
55%
250
521/4
Sep
71
Jan
23%
2 6 J/2
3,800
23%
Sep
47%
Jan
9%
900
Sep
14% May
15%
17 J/3
3,800
15%
Sep
23 J/a
19
20%
6,300
19
Sep
37%
108%
108
115%
400
r 108
Sep
135
Apr
142 '/a
134
Mar
147
July
14%
pfd—28
J
—■
1
Stores
24%
9
15%
Xl9
9
Pacific Tea—
common
stock
*
100
9
Die
Products
Feb
common—28*
100
140
142 J/2
20
41
39
43%
1,850
38% Mar
46 J/a
Aug
18%
21%
Jun
17%
19%
17% Jan
13% Jan
28%
18
4,600
3,300
xlll% May
12% Mar
Alabastine———•
Lamp Co
Bridge Co
Paper
Jun
19
2*
Paper
8%
Ltd.
28% May
116
16%
Jan
Jun
•1
39
11
Apr
104%
2,300
Utilities $4.40 pfd
39
31%
Mar
24
' 20
;
103
Varnish
Stores
Aug
Feb
23
common.
Greenfield Tap 81
11% Aug
36% May
12%
52%
preferred
12%
Feb
Apr
15%
"1%
Mines.
class A—
Northern
36%
17%
10%
19 >•:
58%
preferred—
Atlantic
11%
Feb
Sep
9% Jan
8%
18
T 5%
class A—
Mfg Co
Grayson-Robinson
State
18%
21%
Gray
Gulf
Sep
27
Mfg Co.
Mfg
1st
Jan
15
19%
Graham-Paige Motors $9 conv
Grocery
115
7
Non-voting
9%
17%
Consolidated
Grand Rapids
7 %
115
B
Gorham Inc
Great
103
%
24 -V
Inc
$4.50 prior
Great
3
100
52%
Coal
Godchaux Sugars
Goodman
Jan
Sep
6'A Sep
110
(Adolf) Inc common
Gorham
Z
16%
"4
common
Globe-Union
ClaEs
;/ 5,700
100
Co
Goldfield
14J/4
4
,
105
-—
Alden
Gobel
12%
15
—
Gladding McBean & Co_—
Gleaner Harvester Corp
Glen
22
19%' Jan
(AC)
Preferred
Gilchrist
106 J/2 107
102
General Shareholdings Corp com
$6
26
25
25%
—108
General Outdoor Adv 6%
Jun
18% July
107% July
Jan
Z-7% Aug
9
—
preferred series A—
500
15
15
15
General Finance Corp common.
5%
.,
97
Jan
Jan
10 Ya
common,
preferred.
Gellman Mfg Co common.
36%
Sep
31% Apr
1
of France—
Motor
Amer
Feb
Sep
21%
>:
400
61%
22%
7,550«
7,700
17%
10% Sep
1,400
Airplane.
Engine &
35
50o
page
100
35
Corp
Elgin National Watch Co common.. .15
1
class A
70
Jan
104 /
Mar
10
warrants
Option
Gypsum Lime A
Davidson Brothers Inc
69
5
101% July
%
2%.
125
May
42%
Jan
Feb
Sep
:
Bond
50% July
-12%
Sep
Jan
24
73
43%
Electric Power A
Jan
3%
50
J/4 Sep
70
preferred
Easy Washing Machine B.
Economy Grocery Stores
Franklin
Sep
July
31% Sep
97
2
Jan
Jan
37 %8
Jan
Feb
9%
ZZZZZ..Z
Z
Curtis
32
%
2,400
72
"Z
70
Corp
18%
£1
(Md)._ZZZZ
preferred
Tobacco
18%
450
9
•.-N
Emsco
7,600
13%
series A.
Equity
Apr
4,000
3
Oil
Cuban
,•
1,500
~3%
District Electric 5% pfd—100
Derrick & Equipment
1
12%
~
Refining common
$6 preferred.
;
Cuban Atlantic Sugar
_ZZ
5 %
May
24%
31%
Crown Drug Co common
1% convertible preferred
Crystal
Apr
9%
1
8
92
Feb
18 J/4
"so
reg)
International A
4
A
73%
2%
139
21.Z:r
171/4
Apr
104% May
37% Mar
"3
400
34%
2%
99
Jan
Feb
65
140
50
23%
82
> 4%
Sep
97%
140
mm
ZZ_ Z
Brewing Co
Crosley Motors Inc
Crowley Milner & Co
;Zi2%
1,500.
25 %
Z 7%
1%
4%
425
4%
101
Sep
134,300
3%
'
71
68
Sep
88
Jan
7%
150
35%
•
preferred__ZZ
American dep
receipts
Creole Petroleum
Crown
1
"
common_Z
60
,
1,660
34%
8%
10
4,200
Feb
20
Sep
19
Sep
38 | Mar
1,900
9
»
ZZ.Z
A
3%
600,
18,900
108% 110
ZZZ~~Bo
Reynolds
Petroleum
.
98
Iron
Corp.
$6 preferred series B.
Eastern Sugar Associates—
$5
4%
4%
99
69
Sep
12%
225
Vv
37%
-
4%,.; 6
117
•
common.
$6 preferred
Cosden
1
•
ZZZ
Range Co.,.
Cornucopia Gold Mines
5%
fs 4,200
103%
3
Jan
69
29
'
Sep
23%
17
82%
14%
Feb
16
650
117
"
CoZZZ.
Cook Paint &
Varnish Co
13%
6,400
87%
8
777
Continental Fdy &
Machine
"
Jan
4%
48%
in
Jun
24 '/2 Mar
-10%
Jun
11
13%
2%
;i9%
1,500
17
3,300
'
_
Copper
2%
^
Consolidated Mining & Smelt
Ltd
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Steel Corn
Consol
States
15% May
Sep
20
#
Consolidated
....
Malleable
Eastern
52% May
Sep
25%
•
Feb
May
> 12
Jan
71
22
12
,
X,000
<
•
%
ZZZZ"—1
4%%
75
11%
3%
1946
Apr
110
Feb
6%
70%
k 28%
130
'
500
34%
Machinery—
Gas
5%
99%
3%
25%
2,100
46,000
35
■
16
20
166%
Jan
650
'%
45%
ft
1
F
16%
34% July
Sep
600
.
14
98%
25
Vtc ext to 1956
Conn Gas &
Coke Secur common
■■/■r $3 preferred
4%
5%
31%
warrants
Service
120
20%
32
,
148%
>136 ;
3,200
98%
10fl
1%
200
\
12%
32
5%
on
'
13%
15
18%
33%
wlrTanTsZZ
Arras
15
200
1,300
7%
69
Aug
13%
220
4%
21%
Wii
19%
69
106
Sep
Sep
68
'? 2,100
12%
•
Jan
69 J/2
51
Sep
9,500
142%
11
4%
"T
SeiviceZZ.
Consolidated
26
;
43,600
70;
nVn
Water
to
8%
1,300
X
43%
•
98%
17%
Jan
Jan
104%
30,200
30
3%
n%
•
Public
Shoe
18
50
150%
5%
Electric—
&
2
—.100
100
preferred
Eastern
Elliott
5001
16
5%:
7
Electrographic
825
12%
"
preference
6%
prior preferred
97% Aug
455
12
4'A
IncZ"
Commonwealth
19-;
,
Gas & Fuel Assoc common—*
23% July
*
12
17%
—i
~
Fire
25%
,12
_
common
Colorado Fuei & iron
Colt
East
Sep
148 Va 166%
13%
Airlines
Mills
,
Sep
15%.
1% >'•
Va
150
65 ;
9% Mar
£1
Hosiery class B common
*
common.—
—1
Duval Texas Sulphur
9
Palrchlld Camera
136
13
Development ordinarv
Colonial
98 V2 105
dep rets ord reg
96
72%
13%
139%
Co._ZZZ._
Plow
34%
16% Mar
132
Products Co.
Cockshutt
Colon
—*
;
July
96
-
69%
16%
BB.ZZZZ
Feb
107
Jan
Mar
•
—•
Light 2d pfd A—^
20 % Mar
27%
8%
41 J/4 May
21% May
Sep
54
.7-
common—■
125'
43%
Colonial
83%
79
>225
18
pfd formerly $5
400
155
Apr
Ltd.
$4.20 pfd. formerly $6
23
'
Sep
Jun
11% Mar
Ltd
Co
Feb
28% Apr
22%
38 J/2
$3.50
19
1%
•
—
Electric
10%
Lights IncZZ
Lambert Mfg
Club Alum
83
31/4
13,600
10%
Sep-
r
Neon
Clayton &
16,800
Duro Test Corp
7 12
108
72%
ZZZZ
Mfg
4%
16%
24%
Sep
Sep
Apr
Sep
Controller Co
Clarostat
3%
17
12%
Jun
Sep
'
1,100
14%
16%
Co
.'.
2,400
14%
Apr
s
Mining
HomesZ.
Claude
9
1,100
10%
35
85
15%
21
Jun
50
preferred B__.
$6 preferred
11j
12%
14%
8,500
.
Sep
;V 39% May
17% July
13% July
21% May
36%
Sep
6
;
10
5,000
17% May.
" Sep
J/4 Aug
Rubber Co Ltd—
15,300
96
100
™"~"
Jan
28
'
__
1
Co
10
;
17%
26
»
68
122
:<
17% Mar
150
40
8%
7
Sep
Jan
.10%
53% May
52% May
common
Macn
macn
City Auto
Stamping
City & Suburban
33% Aug
52
200
7n
preferred
60c
Jan
Jan
preferred
Cities Service
common
$6
July
?
1929
America..
Co
38
inn
common
«^LConsolIdated
SChilds
,H
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,
loo
ser.ZZ
*
320
•
104% 104%
common.ZZZZZZZZ.B
&
1,700
96
,26
Chesebrough Mfg
Chicago
zr
,"-
10%
Xl2
%
96
"
Chans Corp
common..
Cherry-Burrell
1,100
37
16
inn
?Srfa!ASouth West UtilTtiesI
7^ preferred
7% nrnf6S Eiec 6% Preferred
t Alrcraft Co
30
;7:9Z
pfd
Chamberlin
11
Jan
Jun
Feb
20
600
54
4%
45
32%
117
9%
3.50% preferred
Central Oxno ttteei
ProauctaZ
Central Pow & Lt 4%
nu
25% May
24% May
164% May
2% Sep
30
Jan
525
>325
52
—
Corp of Ame'rlcalll
Cent Maine Power
Co
Conv pfd opt dlv
Conv pfd opt div
34
33%
25 ;-iv29r-
53
-I
__Z
Co.:."
as
14,600
33
•
Catalin
2%
30
•
comZZ~~~~
common
2%
J/2
311/4
•
I
L $5 pfd
Products
New
2
Z
331/2
common
W) Co
■
164% May
•
n
79
Cbem
&
$7 preferred
•
Carter (J
10
——*
Coal B
Textile
Harris
4% %
.
Sep
8%
'{■ 25% Aug
13% May
Class B
Carnation Co
Carolina P &
Am
300
Jan
3
.,"7,700 /•
14
Corp.
Dunlop
23%
>
Jun
May
13% May
37'
Aug
7 J/4 Feb
Sep
Jan
7.
•
class
29J%
IOJ/2
.
21
180
Jan
11%
Sep
23%
•
""
<-juuuci
Co
28
29%
1
common
Dominion Tar
3
preferred
&
Jan
21%
•
7™
voting
'——»
5
Alconoi—
Canadian Marconi
-
•
23%
■
*
common"
>
;
_
Carman
Jun
'
T't
_
Class B non voting.'.
Canadian Industries Lid—
1%
7'
6"% May
.-.v
Z/;3% Aug;::
j
I
Ltd
preferred
Class A
4
Z 3% Mar
gi
Co, Ltd
11 J/4
2,300
High
Jan
Feb
145
200
,'v
....£1
1
15%
400
Insurance
Bread
11 %
10%
30
5,600
10%
50o
com
30
8%
9%
160
13%
Ltd—
Sep
80s
in
9,100
4
1
Durham
Canada
6VZ%
Corp new
Co
dep rets ord reg
Divco Corp common
Duke Power Co
••
Low
15%
•
11
"
Wireless
Canadian
,.-1
common..—
Am
Driver
American dep rets 5%
pfd
Calamba Sugar Estate
California Electric Power
Range Since January 1.
High
10%
10
Co
Devoe & Raynolds Class B
Dominion
Cable Electric
Producta common
Voting trust certificates
158
Shares
30
Detroit
Jan
2
13%
14
158
Mig
Jun
Draper
Cables
&
17
3,900
191/4
v.:
13%
11
33
7
>
14%
common
Sep,.
Sep 7
1%
:
:
Jan
16% Mar
11%
Z—2.50
31
Jan
81/4
4,500
41
.
Sullivan
H)
10
25%
;
V-'SZ''-"
«
.
T 44
—^
8,600
41
—
Burma Corp Am dep rets
Burry Biscuit Corp
Butler
:-V ,v
28
8%
9%
Low
Dennison Mfg class A common.
8% debenture
Jan/,'.
8%
22
iX 600
«
1
_■
7%
;
for Week
of Prices
'
X
25%
V 26
Sep
3% Mar
1,900
3,200
23
_
common
common
Mills Ltd.
Hill
22
%
Buckeye Pipe Line
Bunker
'
10 *
'
1
prior preferred
Brown Rubber Co
j
Sales
Range
Last
High
25% Jan
3% : 3 j/2
8% 10 J/4
'vV :
1
,
1,900
4%
--
•
common.
A
preferred
Brown Forman Distillers
New common
$5
V
Low
5%
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
High
,4%
4%
lOs
...
.
Bruce
New York Curb Exchange
Shares
Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg.
British Columbia Power class A
Class B
Class
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Par.
Celanese
Sales
Range
Lait
Salt Price
British
EXCHANGE
SEPTEMBER 6
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
FOR WEEK ENDING
RANGE
Monday, September 9, 1946
7%
32%
10%
7%
35
1,500
750
1,650
8%
Sep
7J/4
Sep
32% Sep
17%
Feb
11%
Feb
52% May
1351
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4523
^Volume 164
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
FOR WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 6
Friday
Week's
Sales
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Week's
Last
Par
Hartford Electric Light
Hartford Rayon voting trust
Harvard Brewing Co
Low
Bang* Since January 1
Q
6ft
200
14
1,500
Jan
Jan
Manlschewitz
7,300
13
Sep
237a
127a
Sep
Apr
197a Feb
Mapes
8,700
Sep
1574 Mar
48
Apr
Jan
Marconi Internet Marine
16%
Co
18
Apr
Marion Power Shovel
•
13
May
27
20
107
700
14
July
Sep
297a Sep
29 Va
341/4
7,000
66
70%
200
10%
117a
127a
3,100
1,600
2474
257a
200
2474
24H4
200
20%
107a
'
:
'
MM.*
39%
common.
,437:/
Communication
McCord
McWilliams
Sep
173/4
Feb
Mead Johnson & Co
107a
Sep
Jan
Feb
May
115% Mar
39
Sep
Feb
37%
Corp common
$2.50 preferred
Hummel-Ross Fibre
63
97a
Hussmann Ligonier Co com
52.25 preferred.
48% Jan
287a
26
•
:
*
27% Mar
2,900
5,300
1,100
14%
10
974
——
450
64 s/8
123/8
13
Corp.
Hurd Lock & Mfg Co.
291:
.700
48
■'
487a
16
175
8%
7%
43%
427a
45
Huyler's common
1st preferred
Hydro Electrlo Securities.
Hygrade Food Products
437a
97a
1,800
12
59
July
Sep
preferred
Jun
7%
Jun
Imperial Chemical IndustriesAm dep. rets regis.
Imperial OH (Can) ooupon
Registered
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Tobacco
Ireland
of
Great
533/4
607a
533/4
Sep
197a
20 3/4
5,000
18%
Jan
23
29
1,250
25
Jan
38
Britain
400
12%
13%
137e
3,300
12%
Jun
157a
300
12%
Jun
15%
6% Aug
2,300
7 ft
preferred
—100
Insurance Co of North America
10
SO
Warrants
957a
100
97
98%
International
10
Products
203/4
53
International
Interstate Power 57
Investors
Royalty
217a
700
61
15
15%
15
16
13%
1574
3%
~r%
1
*
127a
16
4%
common
v
,
Abrasive
Midwest Piping
1%
1%
17a
Wohl Co
4 7a ft
10
conv
Co.
15%
—
—
S
P
Minnesota
&
33% Jan
Sep
18
35
Mountain
Jun
Sep
243/4
Sep
Jan
24% Jan
17% Aug
States
Power
common
Jan
187a
44
40
44
m
63
21
1
'
Nachman
Corp
May
3174 Apr
Jan
.1
33
Aug
Nebraska Power 7ft preferred
Jun
Nelson
9%
Feb
Neptune
157a
Jan
297a
Jan
15% Sep
,
Aug
600
5,800
900
May
94
Apr
827a Apr
287a May
'Aug
66
Sep
15
.
115
Sep
67a
Sep
8% Jan
iy« July
•
97a
Feb
—
113/4 May
23/4 Feb
.
•
England Power Associates—
*
preferred
100
$2 preferred——*
New England Tel ft Tel—
100
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
*
conv preferred
..
—20
>
Apr
New Mexico ft Arizona Land
27
3774 July
New Park Mining Co
19% May
18% Jun
New Process Co common
12% Mar
Sep
113/4 Sep
Sep
—
Sep
14
73/4
Sep
13
16
Sep
Jan
35
Jun
Jan'
26
Aug
17
Sep
243/4 May
137a
900
1%
1%
16,300
1,200
137a
97a
100
29
31
Apr
107a
11%
31
21
31
17a
267/a
1,100
50
4,400
.
133A
Class
Groceterias
Class A.
97a Jan
Jan
17a July
149/4 Jun
447a Aug
3% Apr
32
Sep
56
Jun
157a
Sep
26 Va
& Honduras
Y
20
■
Mar
297a Mar
9
7a Sep
417a
33
Jun
Aug
20 % May
33
27
277a
400
Mar
30
13%
1674
4,500
13%
Sep
22
18 3/4
7,900
15%
Jan
550
B
-1
Lone Star Gas Corp common.
.10
177a
163/4
25
1%
Sep
Feb
Apr
227a July
1353.
41,500
1
Aug
9074
575
93
Aug
117
85
91
Aug
108
11%
133/4
1,075
13,500
82
1274
17a
,
1874
1874
183/4
400
107a
Jan
1117a
2
Lynch Corp
1%
87
85
preferred A ctfs of dep—.
6% preferred B ctfs of dep—.
Louisiana Land & ExplorationLouisiana Power ft Light $6 pfd.
35
Jun
Jan
18
Aug
Apr
Sep
1,900
16
Sep
22% July
18
Feb
38
247a
900
373/4
1,800
163/4
3,400
137a
3,700
3,600
11% Aug
27a
67a
83/4
5,300
12
'■:-
rl5;.^;/
14%
11
6
8%
93/4
91
1357a
:-i
8%
97a
Sep
2474 Feb
1474
Sep
22
Apr
Sep
19
Jan
6
Sep
12%
Jun
Feb
108%
8474
1,675
^
277a Mar
35
Apr
110
1267a Mar
142
Aug
1,400
8%
Sep
750
17%
Sep
16% May
21
July
58
2%
•
69 7a
3,200
57a
5,700
3
5,500
10
10
Rosar'o
.A'
2
577a
xl4%
II
—
45
53%
* 26%. 277a
_
32
81% Feb
Sep
11 Va Mar
2
Sep
pfd
pfd-100
100
9%
■i 15
20
60
1057a
.69
Sep
Jun
18% May
Jan
19
117a Aug
Sep
267a Sep
600
70
69
47a July
65
Mar
647a Jan
45
300
1057a 106
106
: 69
.
54% Feb
700
300
Jan
Jun
Sep
47a
;!58
75
16
15
6ft
16
■
; '
shares.
N Y State Electric & Gas $5.10
597a
Jun
125
187a-
,47a
Feb
Jun
12
177a
177a
115
Jan
11
1,150
,
327a
130
4% Feb
14
500
98
32
108%
600
147a
927a
*26% May
157a Jan
Sep
500
:
143/4
32
Jan
1%
May
897a July
23% Mar
69% Jun
147a Sep
20
111//'
1474
X9V4
;
^;v 6 7a Sep
111
1774 Jan
14
22 74
1317a
9% Apr
49% Aug
......
l7/a
Niagara Hudson Power common
1
5ft 1st preferred—
-100
6ft 2d preferred—
—.—100
Class B optional warrants.—..——
v
Niagara Share Corp class B com—5
NUes-Bement-Pond
.————-*
Nineteen Hundred Corp B———1
Niplssing
Mines
9%
10%
114%
114
1097a
113/4
117
108
74,900
x35
Feb
26
"Feb
111
Jan
95
V
Sep
July
114
Aug
108
Sep
Sep
107s
1574
14
167a
137a
13%
200
10%
"2%
27a
23A
Jan
25
87a
7
139
Apr
15% Aug
117
Apr
26% Apr
120
Apr
3% Feb
13% May
14
13%
Sep
207a Apr
5% Feb
27a Sep
8,100
73/a
May
■1237a Feb
15
Sep
Sep
9
3,500
2174
2174
Sep
10,600
7
Sep
140
200
134
Feb
42
Sep
41% Sep
2674
35
Feb
Jan
127a Mar
Apr
63
May
62% May
164
42
200
41%
100
5%
42
common——————
43
417a
6%
10%
1,000
5%
Sep
12% Feb
300
8
Jan
11 Va
12
147a
107Y4 10774
5,400
12
Sep
21% Jan
104
Jan
10874 July
108
Class B
May
•
Securities—.*
North American UtUity
6
97a
Northern Central Texas Oil———5
1
Northeast Airlines
137a
..
50
3% Feb
Apr
17a
"
140
Jan
300
9
1107a
17s
17a
23%
8
——
Electric—————,.——
North Amer Light ft Power common—
86 preferred——
North American Rayon class A
.....
Noma
87a
1,240
3,800
2,600
10,600
1%
327a July
87
7%
14
33
••
11%
1
North Fenn RR Co—..——50
Long Island Lighting CoCommon ctfs of dep.
For footnotes see page
267a Feb
25% Mar
,277a
Logansport Distilling Co.—..
Jan
"
Sep
147a
1574
Merchandise
N Y Water Service
4%
22
4%
City Omnibus warrants
Y
Founders
23% Jan
35
Jan
3274
Locke Steel Chain..——.
17
15,800
17
62%
,,
Loblaw
Jun
21% May
r
160
373/4
•
Feb
15% Feb
100
•
1274
10
16
*
Y
23% Feb
63/4
3,500
1,500
Ki. 75
Lipton (Thos J> Inc 6% preferred—29
36
Sep
Sep
Aug
25 7s
3474
5,700
157a
44,600
16
1
New Jersey Zinc.
Sep
.5,900
38
300
67a
24
'
.'V.V.'-
.28
Apr
21
93/a
1874
157a
28%
New Idea Inc common.
43
87a
32
16%
13
15%
*
8ft
Sep
147a
29
350
300
14
100
5
Corp
Meter common
Nestle Le Mur Co class A
(Herman)
24
7%
157a
200
40
77/a
32%
6%
3574
Apr
18 ;
137a
4%
5%
30c
National Union Radio
Feb
77a
Inc
Apr
13
13%
27s
Jan
300
17
Jan
32%
1607a
27
16%
14%
5% July
9
Sep
87a
32
237a
107a
Jan
10
24
24
Xl7
•
Fabrics
N Y Shipbuilding Corp—
17
Sep
5% Feb
1367a Jun
28y4
24
Mallinson
18%
500
30
20
Jan
Sep
8
2,600
1
1
2
National
19
L
317a
Jun
10%
137
15
N
16
5474
Sep
2
j*
N
Line Material Co
8%
8
137
.25
N
13
Sep
6%
9,400
—
Jan
2,100
18,500
$
:
40
Jun
N
N Y Auction Co common.
.21
3
Feb
26
Sep
112
17
B.
2
/
Feb
Jan
Feb
May
Jun
700
147a
157a
Lanston Monotype Machine.
2%
83/8
Jun
300
:
22
18
77a
3% Feb
32
300
1%
22
13%
0%
6
1874
"*
4,100
6%
Feb
21074 Jun
,23% Feb
Jan
May
75
...
107a
Jan
197
",17
Jan
774 Mar
700
9
2874
2,800
20%
/
•••".
July
Apr
37
Sep
117a
5 2,700
16
18
—*
.J* %
*
—.
17%
3,100
11,100
24
5%
374 Sep
25
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
& Muskegon Piston Ring..
Muskogee Co common
1247a
200
77a
11%
Lefcourt Realty common
Sep
12,900
1,800
1474
10
•
100
Producers—
Sep
19
27
Lakey Foundry St Machine.
Lamson Corp of Delaware..
Lane Wells Co common
Langendorf United Bakeries class
Jan
11'
117a
1077a
Aug
3,500
77a
50
16% May
■
10%
41,300
60
87a
1%
Lake Shore Mines Ltd.
133/4
11
Jan
6
197a May
44
Sep
6% Aug
r
20
1874
80
2974 Aug
105
15
Mountain City Copper common
Jun
31% May
Feb
X2Q
66
67a
87a
Corp
6,500
•
•
*
—lOo
Aug
73% Apr
Jun
15'
—
2874
Lit Brothers common
7%
6%
5
Dakota Utilities
Moody Investors partic pfd
Morris Plan Corp of America-
Apr
15
67a
Co common.
(R G)
325
100
pfd
Sep
23
5,400
Montana
3%
16%
27
Le Tourneau
153/4
Jan
10%
Sep
457a
77e
•
5ft
L
97»
Sep
127a
Aug
6
14% May
3%
44
„
Montgomery Ward A—
Montreal Light Heat & Power
80
17%
Apr
127a
14%'
Jan
Sep
66
1
2074
Jan
•
350
44
Jun
17a
.100
.100
Feb
Jan
55/a
9%
Apr
4,700
4 3/8
112
13%
26
5%
157a
Lionel
24%
123
Jan
Sep
4,100
137a
24%
4% Sep
3,200
1,600
■
374 / 3%
8%
X27%
24%
'
1
preferred
Oil Development.
;
12
3%
National Transit
12.50
National Tunnel & Mines common.—1
137a
Prior
Feb
4%
50
Machinery
National Steel Car Ltd
.10
(I B) Rubber Co..
.1
Knott Corp common.
Kobacker Stores new common,,,.—..!
Leonard
Jan
47
10%
113/4
New
Kleinert
Class
35
Sep
33/8
1,700
1%
187a
10%
—
.100
.
Sep
357a
474
50c
common
preferred
National Breweries common.
7ft preferred —.
National Fuel Gas_.
15
5%
Co—
29
850
3874
53/8
1
1,800
9
Erueger Brewing
300
14% May
Sep
■
37a
625
18%
313/4
23
Mining Corp of Canada
J
26
(D Emil)
July
357a
1
121V*
— —
Klrkland Lake G M Co Ltd—
Klein
20
Monroe Loan Society A
30% Mar
1% Sep
203/4 Sep
.100
..........
Mar
Sep
14
•
33/4 Aug
'
Aug
800
8%
11%
Inc.
King Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
Kiiby Petroleum..
13
Jun
10%
4,800
24%
"974
Co
&
31% May
16
& Supply new com
National Mfg & Stores common
National Pressure Cooker
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4 Vaft
preferred.
Kings Co Lighting 7 ft pfd B.
5 ft preferred D
Sep
29
16
.—10
Refineries
Mid-West
K
Key Co common
Kidde (Walter)
157a
50
Oil Co
Midwest
Jan
1974
1097a
12
500
,
1%
Jan
572
600
23
Jan
'
15
2,600
Feb
17%
Sep
107a
;v
National Rubber
Kawneer
6% May
97a Aug
3,900
27,800
I
Midland Oil Corp $2 conv preferred—*
Corp
Mar
9%
3
1,100
5%
15
■■
Ken-Rad Tube St Lamp
62
47/a
33/4
Missouri Public Service common
53
1,300
13
Julian St Kokenge Co.
Kennedy's
14% May
16%
6%
1,400
3,100
40
36
15%
Kaiser-Frazer Corp .—
Kansas Gas & Elec 7ft pfd_.
Jan
Aug
16
1274
9,400
V:
20%
**0 -;7
Glass Co
Sep
9%
14
1974
National Bellas Hess common..
Jeannette
47b
Jan
May
11% Jan
112
700
1
1
203/4 Sep
1,400
157a
preferred——*
,
1
trust ctfs...'*
Irving Air Chute
Italian Superpower 5,
Jan
Jan
1272
9,000
Molybdenum Corp
Monogram Pictures common
90
1,250
15
12%
Iron Fireman Mfg voting
Apr
Aug
33/4
474
t c
30% Jan
28% Jan
pm-M
common
Jan
87a
26%
11%
1574
3
1123/4 Aug
21
*
UtUlties
10
Sep
750
203/4
v
West
14% Jan
157a
54
5
International Safety Razor B
Sep
1,600
37s
10
Mountain
*
shares
7%
12 7«
1
—
International Petroleum coupon shs—*
Registered
11 /■■■?.
94
20
....
.
6%
107a
7%
1
2.50
•
Aug
Jun
109%
International Investing Corp
1
International Metal Industries A—.*.
International Minerals and Chemicals
57a
37a
56
927a Jan
957a
*
series
Apr
300
10
10
167s
Class B
Mar
37%
15
1
Middle
Apr
24
*
Sep
*
150
111
47
Sep
Feb
11,500
5%
47e
1
25o
preferred
Middle States Petroleum class A v t cJL
7% May
12% Jan
24
110
Jan
109%
ft
11078
Sep
22%
16% Aug
100
Micromatic Hone Corp
Jan
137a
Apr
8
10%
Jan
13
123/4
20%
Jan
18%
25
18,000
4,400
177a
4%
Jan
1274
Apr
63/4
£1
100
100
International Cigar Machine
International Hydro Electric—
18
Jan
197a
Sep
2
3,000
47a
113/8
14%
July
13
& Lt 4% pfd
Indiana Service 6ft preferred
67s
Preferred
Apr
27 V*
13
1
27
Sep
137»
2,500
3,400
—•
Scott
ft
16
30%
37a
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co
397a Apr
81
6%
37
39
1274
57a
Textile Corp
Miller
—
$3.50
Sep
25
5,100
2,300
-SI
Indianapolis Pow
Preferred
297a
19%
-
Dividend arrear ctfs
Illinois zino Co
Imperial
25
58
100
12
1474
307a
6% Mar
Feb
1174
—
Participating
Apr
53%
2274 Jan
29
31
12
37
1374
$2 non-cum dividend shares——...*
Midi ale Co common
•
2614
eommoi
2,700
2,000
4
A preferred
6%ft
Mid-West
conv
2,700
16
143/4
6
Messabi Iron Co
I
Oft
2%
2
B
1
common.—
Co
Midland Steel Products—
Illinois Power Co
5,400
July
Sep
37a
300
48
213/4
427a
325
4%
37a
Jun
50% Mar
37
14% Aug
7% Sep
2,700
48
X20% Jun
157a Jun
Sep
23% Mar
45% Jan
100
14%
/
Com stk purch warrants.
974
1474
14%
Jan
May
60
67a
—1
Warrants
33% Jun
7574 May
Mar
10
v
Mfg
Chapman
Merritt
Metal
X27%
62%
Dredging
Memphis Natural Gas
Menasco
40% Jan
100
117*
127a
—•
•
—*
•
Massey Harris common
567a May
26
/
2 3/8
Jun
112
29
Sep
54
Jan
87a
Sep
X30%
54
Mfg Co——*
147a
22%
.100
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc..—.
Humble OH & Refining —
374
500
34
21% May
Mass Utilities Association v t 0——1
8774
15
Aug
327a May
257a July
45% July
170
May
47% Jun
x30%
(The B) Co———•
Consolidated
10 3/4
175
f
1
45% May
140
41
2,600
4%
3%
4%
«
Mangel Stores common
Feb
80
413/4
39
Jan
Manatl Sugar optional warranf
65
Baking Co.
preferred
26 3/4
Jan
11
-1
-
High
Low
High
Ltd———II
12% Sep
17
14
—*
ft Co comipoi
Horn & Hardart
300
1514
123/4
774
267a Feb
11
*
(Geo A)
3014
15 V*
97a May
14 3/4
31
M.
Inc
& Hardart
27
Range Since January .1
Shares
M
Sep
67
Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
Horn
1414
14'A
-1
Holly
Hormel
1614
Jun
Sep
177a Sep
107 V* 10714
.1
common
Consolidated
Horder's
13
12%
27
(R) & Co class A.
Holllnger
900
,
.100
w
commoi
Heyden Chemical
Hoe
1914
13'/a
,,*
w
17%
18
common.
5%% preferred
Henry Holt & Co
9
:
fit 9
Class A_.
Co
Sep
3%
1,000
4
37a
v
4
250
Helena Rubinstein—
4
4,200
5'/a
>
common
8,300
9%
13%
Hearn Dept Stores
Hecla Mining Co
6
16
1
X
4
15%
ctfa
72%
Mar
Low
Fat
High
67
3S
Hat Corp of America B non-vot com—1
Hazeltine Corp
•
Heller
Kl- Low
High
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
•
galea
Range
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Northern Indiana Pub Serv 5 ft
Northern Natural Gas
—
pfd—100
—20
51
.
Northern States Power class
4174
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Novadel-Agene Corp
107a
„
34%
X50
38
8%
34%
53
487a
11%
36
.
1,650
457a
Jan
3,900
3,700
38
Sep
500
34
8% Sep
Feb
Jun
111
Apr
59% Jun
737a May
15% Apr
Apr
40
JTHE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1352
■;■..■■■ ;:y
■
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb
common
Ohio
Co
class
Ohio Power 4Vi%
Old
B
Gas
Low
33
36%
Omar lnc
33
10
High
11
200
21
Friday
Feb
Beeman
41%
Jun
Segal Lock
&
Selby
18% May
Jun
22
23%
25%
3%
'4%
•'
;;,k
*
•
Industries
Tnr.
HftriPerri hie
$5.50
Apr
stock
prior
Allotment
»
•
.
*
8%
1st
Pacific Power & Light 1%
Pacific Public Service:
$1.30
1st
12
14
2,100
11%
28
pfd
5% %
1st preferred
Pacific Lighting $5 preferred
42%
44%
1,100
42
-Jan
40%
40%
38 %
May
28
pfd
Tubes
B)
(R
lnc
Parker
Pen
27
Jan
31%
Power
&
Pepperell
Mfg
51%
6%
6%
10
*
,...
.
:
7%
61%
Jan
48%
29
Jun
V?,.
540
;
4%
Co
7
,
6%
7%
2,000
1,050
-v.: 52%
51
.
1,400
7
20
22
23%
Ltd
Sep
29
Sep
11%
Feb
2%
1,300
2
Aug
5%
Jan
1
"8%
8
8%
1,200
8
Sep
12%
Jun
100
12
Sep
L
is
E
RR
;V
;
&
v
•
'
'77.*
1st
6%
■'
•'
19
Aug
:l
"311
12,500
8%
11%
2,300
67
70%
:,;;i~3%
6,400
10
21%
13% ■: 14-
common
710
7%
9%
7%
10
18
10%
Mar
67
Sep
1,700
9%
6%
Jan
7
17% Aug
5%
18
*
6%
6,300
22
>11%
5%
15%
10
75
>11'/a
Coast
Penn
July
j
Pratt St Lambert Co—
Premier Gold Mining
lnc
MetalB
Producers
—•
America—
400
1%
78
78
::
37
30,800
>■>::;
1%
289
12%
13%
900
2%
13,100
1%
—•
Gas_
157/a
...*
.......
9
17%
60
20
8%
275
'
25%
Jan
Co
18
Aug
95
20%
Oil
7%
1st preferred
Feb
Jan
Feb
13% Mar
187/8
Apr
8% July
10%
Jan
Fuget Sound Power
St
Light-^
Jan
112
May
112% 112%
10
111%
Feb
122
Jun
107% 107%
112%
25
107^
Sep
113% May
-
85 prior preferred
.*
Puget Sound Pulp St Timber—
Pyle-NaMomal Co common
———8
Pyrene Manufacturing—
18
23%
1,500
18
Sep
16% Aug
1L4.1
12%
-
12%
14%
.
700
12% Sep'
27
Apr
.23
•
9%
6
37
»
common,
X98
Power
>
'•'7-
prefer:
pr3Ierred_
•:
97-
10S
680
166
166
10
Co.
97
Sep
166
:'
-Sep
18 7-r Jaw
34%
35
48%
48%
>
31%
31%
,
warrant*.
7%
10
Feb
20% May
Jan
189
28
-23
—i
Co—
30%
k?;,
100 :
•'
.10
:
Line
16
Feb
11
2,900
Oil
Richmond
16
2%
200
2%
Sep
4%
Feb
30%
1,075
27%
Sep
34 <>„
Feb
33%
36
1,200
33%
Sep
44
Jun
i;
12%
Jan
Sep
Sep
30% Sep
1% Sep
6% Sep
37%
Jan
26%
200
26
1,275
19
30%
34%
1,500
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13%
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common
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16%
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7
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10
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59
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21
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2,400
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29%
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32
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37
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110
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100
6%
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12
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43
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51,100
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22
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>
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60
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26
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24
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13
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114
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6%
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108
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33
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12
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100
100
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100
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86%
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12
20
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Jun
1
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common
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56
Sep
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Sep
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Sep
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52%
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50
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1
preferred—
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800
115% 115%
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93%
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Jan
July
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7
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>
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••••
6
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Jan
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200
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4
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350
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Feb
20
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9
200
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31
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-
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48
44
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25
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1
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49,800
19,800
13
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Penn
57/a
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15%
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Patchogue Plymouth Mills
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3%
May
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113
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26 %
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Pantepec Oil of Venezuela Am ehs—;—-
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109
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,
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,
19% Jun
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Apr
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113% 113%
100
common
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17
5%
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26
Jan
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16 V* Jan
Jan
14
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Jan
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of Prices
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common.
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CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number 4523
Volume 164
1353
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
STOCKS
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Jan
Kansas
3
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Sep
89
Mar
99
Feb
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Sep
28
Sep
34% Aug
23%
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19%
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5%
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22
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series
115
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110
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8
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Feb
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30
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46% Aug
Aug
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24 % May
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Wayne
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2%
3%
$6
7
3%
Power
1st
mtge
;i-rJ.7
10%
7|-
C
(54%
redemed)
mtge 3%s.
B
1948
20
Coke
,
Western
Sep
&
Light
5s
'
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1949
J-D
Sinking fund deb 4s
Public
Westmoreland
Inc
rrj(1JT,
5%s
Whitman
,
250
Wlhlama
Wlllson
,(R C)
19
1
50
16
400
375
common
1
25
7:
29
38
Jun
,
Wolverine: Portland
pfd
15
Jun
Jun•
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Sep
7.
500
7. 10%
i
500
10Va
6 %
■
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Sep
Sep
,
15 7 July
receipts.
deposit
Jan 7;
v
"Mar
Feb
-
6 %' Feb
3H Aug 7'
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,
106%
12
•7.
(Hugo)
91
81
105%
108
106%
109
■
w-,'
107
104%
107
105%
107%
101%
104
160
172%
i
5
2 7;
171% 171%
2
4-0
,
7107%
107%
ii
7;Wl *
107%
105%
J147
1969
126
__
103
111%
98
98
101%
98
■;
108%
125
—
107%
104%
■
107-107%
J125%
3s.
106% 108
106%
108%
1970
105% 106
105
,109
—1971
Gas
104
104
106%
>(Calif)—
5s.
\L
107%
108%
108%
104
1989
106%
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Industries—
1946
Edison
United
Electric
,
48
•
?
stamped
Toledo
107
.33 %
r.
United
Apr
17 V*
.
ui v*7.'
6%
preference
Wright Sargreaves Lt<
109%
2
■:
102% 103 'LjL;M
;:a
—
1951
—
(A G)
A 7-4s 2nd
17%
Woolworth
American
13
3d stamped
Btinnes
Apr
Jun
;7 16
106
■102%
—
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Btinnes (Hugo) Corp—
A 7-4a
11%
Sep
Spalding
May
112
Aug
200
2
Petroleum.—,
:
(F W) Ltd—
Apr.
31
109
10
f
■
;
109%
—
107
47
106
$04% 106
H: 107 .'7 .7
f9
7
$108% 109%
1
1952
3%s
California Gas
mtge 3s
:'A;';;7
-
88
88
1951
6s.
Counties
1st
9
Southwestern Gas & Elec 3%S——1970
Sep
711%
100
Cement—.
Woodall Industries Inc
Woodley
T 800
*
P & L 4% %
Wisconsin
Jan
—.
107%
103%
108%
$107%
-■,■
105%
106%
101 %
7
.Sep
8%
23
.
33
Estate
Southern
Jan
>•
Joaquin Lt & Pwr 6s 3.
Scullin Steel Inc mtge 3s
Southern California Edison
,:
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102
3
102% 102%
1979
Southern
Jun
Jan 7
Feb
18
js
1,075
Brothers
5%
Feb
24
Sep
3,200
preferred w w
Winnipeg Eleo common B
Wilson
V
55
.Apr
18%
100
Products Inc.
24%
Sep
,
Apr
Mar
49
20
"? 400
& Co.
40%
•
7 Sep
34
Wichita River Oil Corp*
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11
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9
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99
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103
$108
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Harbor Water 4%s
Feb
-
;
Apr
Apr
Fen
Aug
—
•
J-J
New Jersey—
certificates
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
16%
28
of
perpetual
155 v"
r 350
10
,
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Service
6%
11% July.;
-
J-D
28
101% 101%
Af-S
1964
mtge 3%s
101%
__
102
88
J-D
101%
98%
$107%
;,77
.i;' A-O
1955
98%
46
99%
99%
•
105%
34
99%
100% 102
A-0
>
1959
1st
Sep
136
7 33%
20
Westmoreland Coal
115
105
$105%
7
J-J
1971
Power
710% Sep
2,500
Coal &
111
99%
Af-N
J-J
—1968
Corp (Can) 4%s B
Public Service Co of Colorado—
*
Apr
May 7. v 115
112
•
Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd__l00
Western Tablet & Stationery com
•
Va
105
7
99% 100
103
1964
2004
38
7 .7 May
•70
,
>
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West
78
68
__
99%
J-J
Jun
9Va
2% Aug
Sep
r-29
—1.28
preferred
77
4% Sep
6%
8
,
Manufacturing
Texas
4% "
6
1
Aircraft
Knitting
Warner
&eP
13%
1
104
;'
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108%
108%
99%
.1954
Gas 3%s
Power
111
Baking Co warrants
7
105%
A-O
—
Jun
•
class A
Bond
Feb
19%
Sep
100
preferred.
&
102%
2
'
$113% 115
M-N
1948
1st mtge 3s
1964
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s_1964
3%s
1970
13
Wagner aching voting trust ctfs ext..*
Waltt
9%
.74% Sep
*
■„,
7.
106% 106%
'
Af-N
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3%s
Park Lexington
■
70
J-D
-1950
Power
Apr
lst
Co
L
M-S
Westchester Ltg 4s
Continental Utility Corp—
&
North
4% May
Sep
5s.
N Y State Elec &
Jan
v:
12 %
Sep
6 i"
2%
3,300
100
145
deb
England
Pacific
Aircraft
103
$105% 105%
J-J
1
.1947
England Power Assn 5s
Ohio
Waco
103
$67
107
$104%
M-S
.1948
Debenture 5%s
Jan
13%
Sep
' Mar
109
2,800
-
3
10
16
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20
11%
jLll Va.
_
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111%
105%
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;
106%
.1948
110
105
107
0
115%
>
109
__
107%
■'
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55%
105%
Apr
600
6s
Jan
4,600
•'
103
:
113
1
113% 113%
$106
Af-fih
1981
Gas
Power
37
104%
$110%
A-O
Nebraska
2
40
37
;
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Milwaukee
22
-14,000
4 7/8
y'j1
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Feb
Feb
27
101%
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Midland Valley RR—
Extended at 4% to.
Jan
New
convertlole
A-J 7.
•
.
103%
95%
•
M-S
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100%
62
v:
1956 il:
Apr
7%
New
$4
2022
High
50
:S
J-D
McCord Corp deb 4%s
%'
500
3%
,..1966
January 1
Low
100% 102%
•1
*99%
8% May
6,800
6s
Power <fe Light 3%s.
—1969
Kentucky Utilities 4s
—..1970
20% May
125
■
J'J
Kansas Gas & Electric 6s
Aug
-15
Superpower
Electric Power 3%s
Range for
Sold
No.
High J
99% 100%
100%
Jun
17%
77
J-J
j-j
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30%
12%
29
23 %•
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.1957
6s.
6s_
Bonds
Friday^
or
Bid & Asked
Low
.1952
Power
Debenture
Sep
3,200
22%
22
1°
Universal Insurance
Interstate
17%
22
10
Oil—
Universal Consolidated
'
Sep
2,300
*l;4% ;- 5%
4
847/a Apr
49% July
24% Apr
Sep
46% Aug
275
-
Sale Price
i
Altalian
:,'J:
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Period
13
14,300
71,700
4,800
23%
15% -16
77%
200 "
•
1,100
.
17%
3%'v;,3;
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and
S
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46%
15
•
common.
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U
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3,650
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Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Curb
High
Low
High
Low
T
BONDS
York
New
Range Since January 1
Shares
of Prices
77%
28
common*
Machinery
United Shoe
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for Week
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Last
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:7;,;. v' •"
Week's
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Friday
v.-,
Curb Exchange
New York
WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 6
RANGE FOR
,
■
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4ft
Light & Power Co—
3%s
N
%
J
1st lien & cons 5%s
United Light & Railways
6s
107%
106%
110
1959
103%
106
06%
106
109%
$112% 114%
(Maine)
112
116
—
A
series
105%
107%
4s.
1952
Utah Power & Light Co—
Debenture 6s series A
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
A 5s
income
*4
7 77
debs
Wash Water Power 3%s
West Penn Electric 5s
'
68
91%
Penn
•'--77*"':'
BO N D S
Low
Par
.1961
Paper 6s_
Elec Pow 3Vis
Appalachian
Appalachian Pow deb 6s
Elec
Associated
Atlantic
5%s A.
.1964
M
.1957
—
C
_1960;
.
1963
Bickford's Ino 6%s
2%s
Edison
Boston
122
126
106%
..—.1970
...
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High
101%
104%
109%
111%
121
124
,100% 101%
100%
104%
105%
103%
106%
106%
105
108
110% 110%
1120
101%
;
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122
1105
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105
:
,
-
A-0
115%
115
104%
104% 104%
120
111%
^117% 118%
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Foreign Governments & Municipalities
107% 110 Va
109
108
.
Af-N
7
108%
onds
783%
IA Central States Electric 5s-.—_1948
A5%S
7
1954
M-S
(part paid>71927
M-S
8 A Chicago Rys 5s ctfs
Cities
Service
5s_._
deb
Conv
Jan
5s_
,
Debenture
5s_
;
Debenture
5s
1968
1950
58%
104% 105%
104%
107%
103.,i
104%
103%
!
A-O
7103
103%
73
105 y4
105 % 106
104%
107%
107 %
107% 109%
105
109 %
4%s_.
1954
,
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110
107
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104%
106%
2
120%
70
15
68%
34%
10
121:
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;
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Fuel 3%s
—1968
Elmira Water Lt & RR 8s
——1956
Finland Residential Mtge Bank—
j5s stamped
——1961
1948
—1950
1963
—1958
J-D
—
A General
Grand
Green
Rayon Co 6s ser A
Trunk West 4s—;
Guantanamo
3%
& West
6s
Jan 1949
Hygrade Food 6s ser A
series
6s
B
f
■:
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Indianapolis P & L
J-J
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106
•
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72%
3Y4S
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1955-
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f-a
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107
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stamped
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series
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series
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series
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1941
1941
coup).
75
coupon)
F
(July 1941
coupon)
1957
1957
f-a
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to
108%
1952
1
37%
1947
$50
1947
$50
A
Mortgage Bank of Chile 6s.
1931
$24
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Parana stamped (Plan A)
Interest reduced to 2 Vis
2008
40
$38
48
42
Rio
de Janeiro
Interest
ARussian
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—
—
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—
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53
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1972
'
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27%
45
5
99%
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98%
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&
~6
41
37
7
stamped (Plan A)
reduced
2%
7"
2012
6%s
1919
to
Government
..1921
par
value,
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A Bonds
65
-
31%
99%
7
'
59%
•
36
$34
65
5
—
89
'
'7: 20%
2008
stamped
.
.
104
105%
38
■
26%
92%
5
(Plan A)
1951
105%
1
38
$38
10
7;';:;
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$._
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5
..
37
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44
200
14%
62
6
5
5
14
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104
__
85
110
38
;
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96
1952
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38
1952
:
83%
80
—
5
29%
99
6 Vis stamped_1958
reduced
7s
78%
-.77 '■
—
96,
1955
.1953
a
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Deferred
delivery
Under-the-rule sale,
sale,
r
e Odd-lot sale, f Ex-distrlbutlon.
Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights.
d Ex-interest,
Cash sale,
x
during current week.
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted
A6
1
High
'
,
29 %
1948
—
—
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
A7s (issue of Oct. 1927)—.
L
{International Pbwer Sets—
January 1
62%
103
■
-
$82
5s
City
AMedellin
105%
105
105
92
1
$103% 103%
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130,
109 %
105%
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a-0
107%
104%
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—
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—
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'v-;
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(Jan .1949
1950
———1963
,,
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Indiana
M-S
^
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•
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J-J
Eastern Gas &
L 34%
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.
'34%
81%
$82
Valley 7s
Interest
68%
Range Since
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of)
Danzig Port & Waterways—
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J26
'
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Sold
High*7"'
Jan 1947
Bank
5%s
Extended
Maranhao
Western RR—
Division—
•
1st mtge 4s ser A—
1993
1st mtge 4s ser B__
:
^^1993
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
April 1948
7s—
20-year
Danish
Delaware Lackawanna &
Lackawanna of N J
Week's Range
or Friday's
Par
•• ■
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Bogota (see Mortgage
108%
104"% 104%;
>
'
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ACauca
mtge 3s ser P
Gen mtge
61 %
F-A
A-O
1969
1st ref mtge 2%a ser Q
—1078
1st ref 2%s series R__
1981Consolidated Gas (Bait City)—
,
58 J/2
■
Last
Sale Frico
Friday
Exchange
112
82
58%
,
Curb
Interest
Period
ork
80% 110%
95
(Bait)—
Gas El Lt & Pr
ref
-1st
.
82
104%
1969
;
T:82:77^9177
84 %
JU-S7
.19587
—
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series B
5s
series
5s
of Canada—
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M-S
7
Sold
Low
no2
A-0
I960
5s
Newspaper Union—
Range Since
January 1
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
fi lio%
J'J
.1955
Bell Telephone
•1st
;7
.1953
4%s
City Elec 3%s_
T & T deb
Assoc
J -J
.2024
or
-;V
J-D
.1970
Writing
Amer
Last
Sale Price
Period
109
Week's Range
Friday
Interest -v*
York Curb Exchange
New
Traction
110%
108
101%
West
Western
107%
2030
—1964
63
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.
v
.
Abbreviations used above—^"cod," certificates of deposit;
60
46
being traded flat.
tive; "conv," convertible;
"w
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"M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting
"ww," with warrants;
,
;
"'7'
'
consolidated; "eum," cumula¬
stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates,
"cons,"
"xw," without warrants.
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Baltimore Stock
V1 ,'V;
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Preferred
Eastern
Sugars Assoc
Merchants
Miners
&
Mt Vernon-Woodbury
New
cum
O
Fidelity
S
Bank
:
Feb
55% May
41%
19 Va
Sep
131
168
Jan
1,491
40
Brach &
Jun
158
:
Jan
41%
Sep
16%
Jan
106
30
30
40
48%
390
47
Jan
42%
42%
77
42%
Jan
31
400
41
41
5s series A
—
Vernon-Woodbury
94 %
Jan
54
,
Co
95%
(A
M)
Illinois
1.
Jun
Serv
Jun
Chicago Corp
Week's
$6
•
Range
Low
45%
Refining com
American Sugar
&
American
Woolen
Anaconda
Copper
pfd—_100
common
_10G
Elevated
&
Ry
stamped
1,238
35%
Sep
51% Feb
148% Jan
17
134%
44
77
Aug
37
Feb,
39%
41%
.100
—
5%
43 %
5
.100
Stamped
y2
54
Apr
55
July
86% May
.
.
Jun
45
43%
Sep
Service
Cities
,vj
"
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42
Sep
,
Jun
•
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6%
100
"
_j—100
—
100
100
100
series A
preferred
1st
>
>
5
--
preferred class B
^
—•
Stores———;
National
First
16
.
.
57%
Jun
Jun
145
/
>
Jan
*■
>■Apr
47
*
v
Domestic Industries
46
Sep
41%
Jan
38%
Class
...—-*
B
$7 conv preferred
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—.
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Maine
Mergenthaler
Rac g
mc
Assn
New
Mining
Northern RR
Old
Colony
(N H)
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Reece
Machine.
Rutland RR 7%
Stone
-
—
United
U S
U S
common—
-
1,050
23
•
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Electric Corp—
%,
39
37 %
43
51 J/4
11%
13%
77
■>
60%
•
77
—12%
2%
143
Feb
May
'
16
Apr
47%
Jan,
Sep
Apr
Sep
Sep
6%
17%
14
435
47%
Feb
Feb i
Jan
4
Jan
3%
Feb
19%
Feb
23%
Sep
15%'Sep
Apr
70
37%
Sep
46
440
38 y8
Jan
52%
2,61b"
47%
Sep
583
liy2
Sep
80%
750
77
Apr;
60%
Sep
Sep
85
623/8
79%
Apr
48 %
Sep
83%
Feb
>
51%
48 %
51%
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200
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30
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20
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2
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13
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42
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100
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May
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23
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20
Penn Electric Switch class A
Pennsylvania
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cap
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41
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Aug
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Peabody Coal Co class B
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112
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18
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common
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Jun
59
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2,050
99
31%
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;
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8%
200
27%
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20
:
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Sep
18
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1
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132
132
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100
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100
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112
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22 y2
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Gillette Safety Razor Co
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100
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15i/8 May
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114
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23
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260
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17
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40
66
51
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39
Feb
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700
jun
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Mar
39
500
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20
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50
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20
400
19
1
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preferred
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44
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101
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15
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21
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37
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50
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58
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118
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Aug
31
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1
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5
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28
of Prices
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Feb
■
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Sep
4%
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National
Western
Low
23%
40
41%
50
50
20
pfd
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Feb
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Packard
Jun
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6
6%
Martin
Hew
13%
Jan
8%
common.
Laclede Gas Light.
Sep
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Interlake
Seiberling
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23%
20
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19
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Feb
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14%
1
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22% May
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Detroit Stock Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
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8
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14
8%
1
62%
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Jan
42
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187
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22
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Jan
Jan
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95
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29
•
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Jackson
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5
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9%
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9
640
,
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38
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200
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May
75
May
A 2%
19%
15
18% Aug
Jan
53
10
106
21%
;A
19
Sep
1,000
2%
Sep
33'A
153/4
May
,
*
2%
7% Feb
Sep
12
840
99
Jan
Apr
—-A
4%
100
420
A
A
99,
Consolidated Paper
Jan
77
4%
13
37
153/4
Jan
245
7
Machine
20
Sep
4%
12
331/4
99
Detroit-Michigan
|
22%
120
Burroughs Adding
Chrysler Corp
110
10%
1°0
,7
—
—A
1
Feb
13%
55
18%
t
7^
Range Since January 1
Loto
High
Hiah
*
115
15
SO
11
18%
Aug
Loto
<
lA7l3
Mar
89
27
———•
wA'
Hobart class A
Procter
119
120
Hatfield
Meteor
1,654
18%
21%
—
••
15%
14
Shares
1
—
Rubber
May
95
11
7:'
—
Eagle-Picher w——-w-10
Kahn
14
13%
—
—-—____——*
A 102
Baldwin
Briggs Mfg
Brown, McLaren
A' 13% May
:
Allen Electric
Aug
109
100% 101%
—
—*
—-——,—*
———
30
14
Early & Daniel—
—.
5% Mar
111
100
—
101
Insulation
20 A
8%
110
60
Gibson Art:
103 ;v ?;
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
May
Sep
45
50
Cincinnati
Formica
13% Jan
50
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Jan
120
Exchange
Friday
Last
Jan
6%
21
47%
15
,
46%
•> Mar
90
50
...
6
20
20% i 21
Cincinnati Street
Crosley Motors
Crystal Tissue
v
6
47%
20 A:
Telephone
34% Sep
317
37%
'
STOCKS
High
/'/a;
90
5
20%
■—
100
.——
Low
/A
5
Crank.——•
Range Sine* January 1
High
Low
A 6
6
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Cincinnati Gas & Elec pfd
C
;
36%
,
*
.
Champion Paper & Fibre
Churngold
—i-~A;
Detroit Stock*
Sale*
Week's
Friday
;
8ale Price
•
3%
48
7 3%
29
60c
Sep
Sep
May
1
High
67/a
Jan
41
Jun
1.75 Aug
6
3
Sep
6%
Feb
8%
Apr
5Va Mar
48
Jan
7%
Jun
31%
Feb
v
Jan
70% May
40
Jun
THE COMMERCIAL A FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
OTHER STOCK
Monday,, September 9,-1940
EXCHANGES
'
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING- SEPTEMBER (I '
;r V;
'..-'ULast
8TOCKS—
'■
COMPLETE INVESTMENT
ANO BROKERAGE
FAIRMAN & CO.
Member Los Angeles Stock
Crown
Zellerbach Corp_——
A
Listed
—
Electric Bona- &" Share C0.1———A.5
al7%
Goodrich
','v:
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ALLEN & CO., NEW
direct Private Wires tor"-■
■
YORK
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SCHWABACHER &CO., SAN FRANCISCO
'
Iron
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Fries
>'•>/>.
Corp common--*
Corp.....
100
Products-Corp..!——-1
-Aircraft Co———----——1
Cessno
"
00
35% Sep
Chrysler Corp1
Colorado Fuel &
r--x,y*
—
'
xoll
0
Sep
33
17% Sep
'"X
45
27
35%
Investment
Central
Certain--teed
25
Sep
136%
Sep
23%
Jan
24
Feb
17% Sep
Preferred
34%
Consolidated Steel Corp-——
Jan.
24%
750
22
a813/s a91%
.~i
145
90
May
22
—
:
■
■
—4
Equipment Co——5
Electrical Products Corp.——
Emsco Derrick &
—
&
1.90
& Radio.— .— ,*
class A———1
10%
13%
••
Television
Farnsworth
Stores
Fitzsimmons
:
58%
1
27
56
;
85
85
—
20%
Feb
10%
1.65
v
1
6%
6%
6%
1.05
1.00
1.10
10o
—1
18
-10o
1.9#'
„r.29.%
—
1
—
30c
30c
Wells Co
Lane
Lincoln
Co
—
Aircraft Corp
Oil
Mascot
Company—
Co————1
4
Company——1
Monogram Pictures Corp—.
-1
National City Lines Inc——————Noruoh
Corporation,* Lta——,
—.-1 '*
Petroleum
Merchants
60c
7
al7%
,
; -
Northrop Aircraft InC————1 '
Occidental Petroleum Corp1.
.1*
Oil
Oceanic
Co——,
Jun
20'%
;Clay. Products—
Pacific
Finance
Sep
26
Sep
Sep
38*/2
Apr
Pacific
Gas
JSlec
<»■
'
^2»
common.—
—
preferred ——_—,——^-50 ::
July
27
Jun
Mar
50
Jan,
6%
May
Richfield
Oil
GCrp
72%c
—*>;M5%
commott..
:
Wa-rrants
■
16%
Texas
'
;
14%
,,
Ryan Aeronautical Co—
•
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U
^30
Shell Union Oil Corp————
—15
Sierra Trading Corpu—;—C_-—25C I
Signal Petroleum CO> Califs—
—
1
v
Oil
€Hnclalk
■
■■
■---
■
Aircraft
Solar
25
34
4
31%
6%
5%%
31%
31
41%
40 y»
—
-
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BOuthern
—
50'/s
51%
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Standard Oil en of Calif
•
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Inc.—.J**..—..——50c:
Transamerica.
■
corporation
,
„
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:
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*
17%
:
,,..,23%,
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Western Air Lines Inn
j2iyi
24'/a
10'22
.,
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;
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Corporation——
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23%
pfd—__
1
—.—
4 33*%
34
.
.
v
v
17
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Steel
Miiifng Stocks#^—
Gold-
Calumet
Mines
^10
Company
Stocks-^
Unlisted
&
Rad
4L
Tel
Viscose
Amer
*
15%
a497/e
Tfei Co-
&
10ft
179 V2
Corp_i«——_14' "4—Mmtog Cd-«——8(L '
Anaconda Copper
Annour & Co
—
5
Atch TT.& S F Ry Co-.
Atlantic Refining Co
Aviation
——
12%:
100
(inI—.—
;
10
May
Autocar
15
16*/s
a97*/8
(The)——25
—
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Barnsdall Oil
Bendix
Co_—
1,365
a48% a50%
179
180
234
2; 191
;
a57%a6iy8
Jan
39% Apr
Aviation
5
Corp——„—5
Bethlehem Steel Corp—-
—;
•
Boeing Airplane Company————5
Borden
Company
—————-
Corp
Borg-Warner
11%
1 1,190-
13
2,640
a907/8al02%
348
a387/a a42%
60'
Jun
16c
15
Case
I
J
Pacific
Railway Cb——25
Co—
25
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Cities
Service
Delaware
'Jun
Gohimbia
Gas^ &
Rights
Commercial
Electric
Corpu-,
-
__
n37y2
—
a25
__
24%
—
—
*
—25
Commonwealth & Southern Corp
Cons Vultee
—
*
Corp
Aircraft' Corp
—
a23.
a31%
—3%
1
—
Continental Motors Corp
,1
137A
Continental
5
—
Oil
Co
For footnotes
(Del)
see
page
1361.
Jan
76%
Sep
20%
21%
725
27Ya
27%
310
20% Sep
27% Sep
28
•'
/
»
4y4
28
•:
28
13% 14%
a46% a49Ve
:
:
Jan
7v8
Jan
y;
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770
28
13 y4
63
pfd-
96%
Feb
*;V:
39 V8
Jan
f
Jan
r
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—
Power As
Electric Storage' Battery—*
General
Jan
42
Sep
42% Jun
Sep
Feb
7%, Feb
13%
98%
.
69% Jun
59% Aug
14
1
May
Corp*
25% July
Reading
Salt
Co
-
•
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21*/4' Sep1;
Jan
30'
Mar
20
Aug
Jan
Feb
May
->I3%;Sep_
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Jan
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25%
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120
120-
790
.,
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27%-
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7%
7-%-
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55%
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69%.
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63-
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:
25%
47% -Feb
49 y8 July
.
30% May
May
121% May
33%
52
>
■„
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45% Jan
Sep
19%-Sep
,
145
.
67%
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525
Jan
27%' JUn
,
117%. July
30
915
21'%'
,
Sep
9%
25% Sep
7*27%' Feb
>8,822
-
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30%. Sep40% Feb
235
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21%- Sep1
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3;470
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26%
-
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May
17% Jan
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-
3,632
-
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80%
70'
12 Mr Sep
2,606
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>
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*
*
'26%. Apr
Sep;
;
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31%
20%
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26%. Jan
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47%
58%
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Corp——_1Paper common.—.—!——v
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28% May
121
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832'
11% Sep s
-
;
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';
1%
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.
y 38%
Jun
48%
*
1*2%
24%
'42%
^
59 v.,
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Dome
>•37%
*
26 %
-
•
—i16 ;
^4.4%' preferred
21%iMay
Jati
24%
■
*
14
22%
/;13 v*
,
Pfenna Power & Light!——
Pennsylvania RR
—;
—
Penna Salt Manufacturing——.
Philadelphia Electric Co common—*.*
'
$1 preference- common—...!
:..14%- Sep
355
14%
11%
common-———5 *
—
Vb
Sep
Sep
Sep
2C0%JUn
> 23
140'.
95% 106%
'
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>
25
^
108
31 Mr Jan.
Feb
>42% May
27%
173
3,044 :
27%" •-'*"->361
100
>•
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Motors—
Brothers
Blgl1
Jatt
83%
1,671 '
r
24%
14%
v
13%
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Low
•
34%
23%
*:;
common
Range Since January 1
*
—6
;
——
Co
Sales
182%
>
77/e'Mar
33%* Feb
l2,/4.7Tun
52% Jan
60
: •
64%, Feb
78% Jun
•"
52:
July
„
27%- Apr
35% Mar
33%
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
Jan
-
Class A- participating!!—!..—!;——*'
12%
Feb
Mar
Unnea
Sep
IOC
Aug
21c
May
May
20c
Jan
United Gas Improvement.!—
8c
Jan
Westmoreland
May
24c
Jan
preferred
2l/4
Sep
3,609
3%
4%.
1,300 : >
1,138
,
1,806
3%
47%
Jan
48%
19%
—L0-'
22%
20%
■
100
19%
/
Sep
4%
,;
27
Feb
5% May
7'/8
Jan
>56% July
30% Apr
25%
18%: Jun
422
31
27
20'
69 % A Ug
Sep
if-20%
—13%
—
v
Jan
47%
—
Inc
Jatt- •'•>•>'
320
4%
3%'
Westmoreland Coal
$3
16
•
•
2%
3*%
Corp common—»«.*»—
6
•
2%
Mining ...——1
Invest Corp pfd—...25
1'5 '
Sep
66% Mar
179
Sep
>23
Feb
47% Mar
Sepv
Feb
68 VSr Apr
198
Aug
36%
Sep
li:%
Sep
109
Jan
51
Feb
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
18% May
119% Jun
98%
175
45% Aug
98
May
Sale Price >
a24%
1
a25
a42% a48%
14%
130
33
Jan
60
52
Aug
;
a47
157/8
Feb
200
'
52%
Jan
30% Apr
Apr
Clark
Feb
Columbia
33% Mar
52
14%
39
340
a59% a63%
a25% a27%
250
114
26%
Feb
280
10'
Sep.
13%
Sep
A Aug
31% May
10
^
a24
a29% a31%
.3%
23
11
5,791.
20
31% Feb
3,538
395
1,560
4
23
a37% a38%
1/128
261
142.
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par
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Gas
Devonian
,;-
Low
44%
40
21%
18%
12%
—i.—
Commercial
—*
■
>
Cor*p.——li
-
Brewing
49
Low
*37%
249
y
;.
.
23%
320'
12 Va
300
11%
10%.-
838
9%
High
607/a May
Jan
18% Sep
Feb
Feb
31
13
July
"
9%
115
25%
1
—>——51
25%
29% :
.
Jafli:
14
Jdn
.
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V
5
Jun'
116
2% Jan
24% Mar
29'
July!
335
3%.
3%
.3%;
--
Range Since January 1
High
27 %
—10'
Oil
Duquesne
'■>
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Candy_—. -& Electric..X.—-•
: ;10/4
Co.
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Continental
Aug
54% May
y./
Ludluin Steel—!—,
Blaw-Knox
50%
.
for Week
of Prices
25'/« Mar
34
Febi
450
7% Mar
..
■
1,055
10
1/128
a20%
:>r
Allegheny
112%
Sep
39
Sep
67% Aug
39
"y>:,.y. y
Sales
•Range
Last
Jan
600
98%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
80
Mar
Feb
51% May
78 Ms May
41
Jun
Jan
35%
Harbison
Jeannetie Glass
Lone
Star
Mountain
National
preferred—^J——!.'*'
!j!o
Gaa——
'
Pittsburgh
Sep-
32%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass^.—10:
Pitt? Screw # B'olt Corp—_i
_.!■_*
Pittsburgh Steel . Foundry pfdi
100
Sep
23%
Jan
Jan
..
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Preferred !
17
—
:
7
.
'
8%
•
>
common—
.7 '
37
46
....
25
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July
17% Aug
Jan
Sep
Jan
22
:
Jan
13
,
%■ Jun
8%- Feb
80
Feb
65
,
Jun-
36%
461
:
•
,,
6%
4%
„
123
:
8%
•
10%
9% Aug !
34% May'
Sep
Mar-
15%- Jatt
1,7412,370.
18%
100
——-* >
95'
100
455
.
.
22%
245
24%
100%
18%
>
14
15 Ms
> 8
Suppily———.-10
Fireproofing Corp!—:
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Fuel'
Apr
•5% May
22 V2
100
'
9%
8%
^1/——i-I:!.y >
Walker Refractories——i——24
Fort Pitt. Brewing
Jan
2%
23
11
22%
Sep-
48%
Jan
8% Sep
?4%
Feb
70
Apr
62
Sep
I
26 %
;/ 60% May
v
28
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for Week
Shares vl
:
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.
22% Aug
51% Feb
Feb
High-
•
173"
24%
100
.-__-50
National Pr it Lt ex-distributioh—-<*'
42%
Week's
of Prices
/
76% May
.
Sep
Sep
150
24%
*
.
"
32 y* Feb
.
>
t
36%
Aug
3%
800
*
Range
,
;
39% July
331/» Feb'
275
a37% a39%
a41%
' 1/128
Solvents
51%
1,390
Friday
Lehigh*. Coal & NavigatlonLl*..
«*/.
Lehigh; Valley' RR
———50,
38%
435
a63%
—
:/•> 110
>
33%
_13
c
26 y8 July
'
24% Sep
22% Jan
1,360
24%
24%
a27%.
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1
v
Feb
24%
10
*—
—5c
Works
Gimbel
14%
24%
*
Co—
,
Apr
78%
179%
1.80 July
50
8Vs
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Canadian
Aug
Apr
76%
14%
a49%
'
20%' Jan
34% Feb
7%' Sep
7%
5
—
24
119%
160V4
'
105
19c-Mar
:18®A> Sep-'
>
60% Jun
Jun
/
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Company
158
36V4-: 38%'
8*/a
13
—_—
67
Feb \.
28
27ya."
—
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Bankers* Securities Corp
BUdd Co ———
,;
Baldwin Locomotive Works vtC—
July
July
; Aug
Apr
66
__
*';
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Feb
31%
10c
11c
Jan "a
38
97% Sep160y4
60
120
-
;;
Tel' & TeL-;-
Curtis Pub
2,000
3,000
50
5c
lie
A—
Stores
American
Chrysler Corp
8c
23
41
'
37%. July
447
/
120
/ 1,599
'newi^-i——-
Co
American
^
Apr
40
19M»
670
76% May
j
Mar
r
3%
*
Tel
17% Sep
2,000-
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Feb
4,000-
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w/ a61% a637/«
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49 %
12c
9b
8c
a25% ;
Aug
65
36% Jan.
12c
50% Mar
1V
34% May
25%. Feb
175-
53
20>
Last
20y» May
4% May
6
519^
Sale Price
11% May
55
2
Sep
-7.% Aug
6
102
Sep
37% Aug
_
Smelting «fc Refining . Co
American
;
Sep
;
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Transit
,
1
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Stan
Amer
8c
25<r
25c
Mining Co..——
Amer
6
;
1
Imperial Development. Co——
Gold
,
ion
Cardinal Gold^ Mng: Co——_—
Zenda
«
Feb
17%
Jun
July
49% May
25*/a
its
;
Co^.—
5
Corp
Union
Tonopah
Alaska' Junean Ooltf Mng
65%
150
/ 1,178
Jdn
Sep
21
>
Feb
Jun
G5
50%
190
25
.,
a!8*% al87/s
—
18
40%
2,82S
1,160
.
18Vs
52% May
Jan
41%
.
38,
■>
Jan
July
57
47% Jan
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2.70 Feb
,
,
Rubber
15.%. Sep'
.
Sep
July
17%—
26%
a49-%
.
40
Apr
75c
Feb
8c
15
57
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55%-*/
55%
*
45% Jun
30% Mar
250
.
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16-!^
25
18%
Sep
125
-
,
28% May
Jan
31
1,584
-
46% May
52% Sep
Feb
Feb
10%
807
Feb
Jan
15%
Feb
29% Mar
:; ; 3,098-;
9M» : i 2,865
16%.,,^ 44 5,593
a39 a43%
71
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40
37c
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Feb
8
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53%, Jan
1,125
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50%
55%
20%
■*.
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47
Feb
1
>19% Aug
14 y* Feb
-
—
12%
SepJuly
Sep
52% Sep
-
-
2,099
25»/8
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Motor Car Company——*
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600
60
26
59 %
--
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Number 4523;
THE COMMERCIAL &
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING
STOCKS
Friday,
Week's
;
,
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
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28
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16%
200
24
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common
33%
33%
33 %
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41 %
Jun
*
53%
53%
50
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68
Feb
27%
27%
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25
25
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class
25
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Jun
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Feb
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July
Powell
Power
14
May
May
Jan
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32%
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Jun
26
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120
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Mar
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27
27
27%
350
27
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21%
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42
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22
47
Jan
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300
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48
100
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34
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Jun
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24
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32
31%
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20
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6
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16
Apr
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83
May
20
Mar
Apr
Lawrence
Corporation
May
Jan
trust
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new
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Jan
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Feb
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36
Apr
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Jan
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102% 102%
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21
common
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100
21
26
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27
400
15
15
225
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50
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559
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104
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Apr
July
Apr
9% Mar
July
29%
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Mar
39
Jun
35
90
34
Apr
41
Mar
700
83
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113
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3,247
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295
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13
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90
176
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Jan
Feb
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•
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35
Apr
23
30
A_——*
ctfs_
13%
81
Sep
1,580
—100
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Jan
14%
1,150
pfd—100
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70
50
3,856
common—*
Shawinlgan Water & Power
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Feb
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12%
50
Mills
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34%
59
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Paper Mills 6%
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75
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31%'- 31%
Feb
May
44
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17%
55
51
52%
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100
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Apr
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33
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Aug
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Jan
Jan
14%
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24
22
Apr
37 y4
168
6,487
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4
28%
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preferred
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157
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40
23
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29
35
15%
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May
Jun
11
.
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25
150
Jan
24%
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Jun
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24%
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33
May
Sep
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37% Feb
V
27%
60
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Aircraft
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Sep
Feb
13
23%
•
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23
16
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Jun
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45%
Aug
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125
1,743
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25
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30
Sep
Apr
Aug
23
10
Sep
31'/a Jan
140
26
18
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Apr
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167
.
Feb
59
43%
.
26
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National Breweries common
May
102
^
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Jun
Feb
100
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Murphy Paint Co common-
36
Sep
13% Mar
13
common—.
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500
13%
28
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40
47
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Sep
123
Jan
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Jan
31%
Sep
May
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Jan
33
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121
32
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Montreal Light Heat & Power Cons
Montreal Locomotive Works
Ottawa
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48%
26%
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50
4,395
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Apr
50
Jan
July
-
Feb
45
13% July
13% Jan
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Jun
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52% July
205
,
1
12%
Apr
30
Feb
May
>
Sep
Sep
37 V*
60
27%
r.i
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3,480
2,125
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123
167,
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75
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30
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260
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13
100
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25
15
14
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14
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470
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100
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123
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14
26%
16%
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July
54
31%
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17
4% Aug
16
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38
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232
755
41
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•
common—
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50
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-
100
a
—
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Jan
Jan
23%
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45%
—
Feb
26
22
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common
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104%
22
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17%
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Jan
Sep
-
54
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15
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12%
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33%
123 V;
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70
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77
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20
Aug
31
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Canada Steamship common
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29
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581
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50
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14
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27
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»
63
27
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American
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140
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;
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50
Jan
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142
1
125
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Jan
Sept
22% Sept
24
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32
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13
24
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20
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21%
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46
i
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Jan
12
10
Mar
July
July
102% Jan
■
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38% May
185
Jun
16
May
14% May
108
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•
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820
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90
137
230
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100
27
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24
185
23%
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27
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220
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20
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21%
1,710
25
377/a
23
■
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i
■
11%
Products class A
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Auto
5%
44
161
175
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&
20
176
315
20
50
-
Jan
16% May
Jan
20% Aug
15
50
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50
Aug
55
5%
10,835
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pfd
A
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5 %
1
common
•
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Jun
77%
Apr
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Apr
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd-
77
104
July
Apr
Nechi
New
Calgary Power Co Ltd 6%
Canada
Packers
1%
Power
Northern-
Canada
Canadian
Jan
40
Feb
15
Sep
40
! 40
:
26
26
16%
16%
preferred
Canadian
Silk
&
Power
Canadian
Westinghouse
Food
Preferred
30
18
400
20
Sep
25
July
10
178
Jan
195
Aug
9
Feb
2%
2%
3,915
2%
2%
575
30
30%
120
30
31
33%
340
12%
Feb
43
98
Jan
174
2%
r-;
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150
150
5,850
53
170
53
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•
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5
60
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60
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common
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7
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:
•
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75
Jan
'
6%
Jan
8%
Feb
Feb
Feb
23
Apr
10
1
*
Co. Ltd
*
Oilcloth
Dom
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&
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Sep-;
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-
3%
Jun
Feb
38%
July
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143/4
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22
25
22
3%
37/a
575
i
15
3,135
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5%
31/4 July
52%
52%
52%
75
9%
9%
9%
500
6
89
66
Jan
Jan
Sep
Jan
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12
July
17%
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preferred
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Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
•
24%
1,325
12
12
25
56%
60
2,472
53
Feb
35
100
.Aug
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Freiman Ltd
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100 ■:/ 100
;
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26
26
63
63
193/4
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100
43/4
75
117%
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Jun
Surpass Shoe
Apr
Agnew
70
Jun
Insurance
i
Co
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp
Inter-City Baking Co Ltd
16%
21
Apr
5%
81
145
75
14
100
32
32
25
153/4
153/4
20
143/4
12
12
*
of Ottawa
8%
10%
Apr
85
Feb
Jun
17
Jan
28
*
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preferred
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Alfred
Lambert
Milling Co Ltd
Leaf
Maritime Tel & Tel Co
Co Ltd
Massey-Harris
May
Mar
36
Jun
Feb
16
Apr
common
.
pfd
new
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&
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Paper
Royal
Jun
40%
43
650
34
14%
14%
200
13
10
.
28%
100
100
104
—
19%-
5
14
•—
22
29
Aug
15
Jan
47
17%
May
Feb
17%
578
Jan
22
July
28
660
104
Jan
July
.
Sep
35
Jan
101% July
75
28
104
104
11%
Aug
8
75
7% July
15%
16%
350
15% Mar
18 J/4 May
19
20
5,035
17
July
27% Mar
10
*
Scotia
Nuclear
Lt
and
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Crush
Orange
Aluminum of Can
Preferred
Service
Power
Corp of Can 6%
95
10
Mar
Jan
Sep
80%
Jun
11%
Jan
16%
Jan
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10
10
1,315
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10
Aug
11
Aug
July
Southern
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112
May
May
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May
25%
Jun
Canada Power
Southmount
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6%
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16
16
16%
64
16
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21%
355
110
110
30
109
Feb
Feb
Jun
22
Aug
112% May
13
13
200
11
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15
United
Corporations class
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of
31
235
27
July
43
May
8
8
8
16
8
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20
20
150
15
Aug
115
123%
123%
125
16
27c
27c
2,777
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May
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132
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Jan
1.09
11c
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1.76 May
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31c
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3.85 Jan
1.70 July
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20c
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29c
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Aug
46c
Feb
13c
Jun
32c
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16c
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500
11c
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Jan
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51 %c
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123,800
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64c
13c
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10c
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33,200
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42c
Feb
42c
July
Jan
3.50
1.52 July
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Aug
1.49
July
7,600
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36c
Aug
3,535
Sep
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1.45
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23c
38c
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July
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23%
Sep
30
890
10
Jan
2%
2%
500
36% July
7
Aug
13
13
260
1.25 July
11
Jan
Apr
Apr
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3,444
18%/
495
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135
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103%
37
1.59
1.50
1.65
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25c
26c
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99%
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19% July
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26 Va
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5,000
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1.10
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2,uvj0
1.05
Aug
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5,500
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6c
July >23c
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55c
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1,500
3,045
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8
8
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99
55
1.95
2,700
1.75 Aug
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24 %c
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102
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49c
266,500
1.06
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78,100
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22c 25%C
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16%
17
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34c
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2lc
July
July
20c
July
55
May
2,200
21c
July
72,700
36c
July
July
—1
—
,
66c
•
;
,
14,250
98
...1
Mines
1.36 Jan
85c
85c
1.05
117,300
.—1
4.55
4.25
4.60
1,250
12
11%
12
120
11%
Sep
57/a
6
200
57/a
Sep
.
Feb
1.95 Jan
'30c
Jan
*13
8.00 July
12C
9C
66c
66c
July
95c
8.60
230
1.00 July
13.mo
22c
t
11 %C
Apr
May
27% Aug
2.40 Aug
38%c Apr
Jan
loo
2
I
U 19c
1.55
•—«
495
*2
1.
/'••'/'•.v; 10
May
103
99% July
99 %
Jun
Apr
Apr
Jan
July
1.85 Aug
54c
Jan
26
Feb
July
165 185%
173
42
Jan
July
1.35
7,200
16,550
High
22%
21
40%
24
107
.
Jan
28
25
37
-
July
37
135
105 105 %
105%
-
Mar
15% July
_1
-1
Mines
3.80 July
24c
-1
13c
Exploration
8,300
15 %c July
12c
July
15c-
7,000
21%
Jan
_10
23%
21%
25
550
37
37
37%
305
33% May
37
37%
240
32%
-10
10c
Feb
7%c Jun
10c 10 %c
7,200
57c
July
-——
.1
.1
51c
July
69c
85c
31,700
68
67c
72c
11,400
42
42
44
100
39
Jan
42
& Radium.
Ltd
—
Bros class A
B
21c 281/2 c
12 %c
.10
Scotia
Toronto—
Beattie Gold Mines
Class
Low
14
13,986
-1
Mines
Bagamac
Beatty
20
-1
Bankfield Consolidated
Bank of Montreal
of
29
22
.
Range Since January 1
High
.10
of Nova
23%
Low
17%
.
Mar
Jan
Feb
Jan
Apr
Feb
Jan
55c
1.70 Apr
62c
Jan
18
Apr
22c
Jun
87c: Feb
50c
Apr
78
May
55c
Jan
1.02 Apr
1.55 Feb
7.25 Feb
12% Aug
6% Aug
————:
Bank
2
13
Range
of Prices
42c
Products class A—
Class B
Bank
27
Sales
Week's
„1
Gold Mines
Geld Mines ——
Jan
23%
Ltd—.
32c
5.b5
13c
16c
*'
Yellowknife
Jun
27%
B
Canada
Jan
12%
1.20 July
1.15
Base Metals
United
75%
Sep
7.50
-1
Apr
29
27c
pfd„-_100
Ltd.
14% Aug
109%
29%
r
Sep
53%
-1
Auraaque
*
Sep
Jan
1.75
Aubelle Mines Ltd
*
4.25
7.50
1.00
6,000
10c
14c
■
-,_1
Atlas Steel
15
8
20
common—
Jan
July
2.50 July
1,500
;;
Feb
Feb
-
8,100
19c
-100
Mines
20
Quebec Tel & Power Corp class A
Reliance
—1
Quebec Mines
Astoria
400
red pfd—100
7%
Paper
43c
2,000
5,500;
3.00
9%C
Ashley
14
775
Purity Flour Mills Co Ltd—■.
wueoec
1
Arjon
10
21
1.41
15,500
17c
8.75
Warrants
70
*,
"
*
Ltd common.
preference
112
—
26»%c
22%
1
4% %. conv
21%
*
;
22
*
—
Argus Corp
8
100
10
Sep
July
37
—■—
Area
21
1st pfd_.
Aug
Aug
12c
Feb
Jan
Jun
14c
2,500
1,400
2.00
8%c
100
pref
Resources
Porcupine —
21
Stores—
2.82
21c
10
17
_
Apex Consolidated
Aquarius
Aunor
Pauls
Sep
1.50
600
-
--
Jan
2.24
84C
j?:?®
1.00
Feb
9c
July
42c
19%
Canadian Oil
Anglo-Huronian
Anglo-Rouyn Mines
Ansley Gold Mines
10
-
--
Feb
1.15
45c
20 %c 20 %c
11c j. 12c
;
19%
3%C Aug
10,500
10c y 10c
25c
25c
1.58 1.70
19c 21c
5.50
22c
Sep
Aug
20c
2,900
8.00
1.40
_
Sep
58c
11%
75,950
37
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Yellowknife
135
112
1-25
Apr
>! Sep
1,100
2,500
•:
37
American
*
Ltd
53%
7.50
Jan
1.15
68c
510
4.25
3.75
53%
|
Jan
35c
July
6,500
1.13
21c
3.50
3.70
Jan
Mar
2.05
Aug
34c
300
22c
24c
14c 15 Ac
1.05
21c
58
12c
•
Sep
Jan
49c
Sep
1,500
1.50
—
common
pfd—100
*
•
6%
Pow
common
1-50
Aug
8,550
5c
90c
14 %c
100
Lrrt
Aluminium
Athona
Nova
75c
37
Gold Mines
Steel common
369
14
70
504
55,000
2.99
common
Preferred
13%
70
8,000
68c ;
.
/-17c
•
*
Gold Mines
Armistice Gold
Arntfield
Mining
Ashdown Hardware
14
58c
—;
*
13%
■
•
Rice Mills
21%
-
137/a
v
8
*
*
Royal
Mount
Jan
14%
common—*
Corporation Ltd—
Hotel Co Ltd
Mount
8 V4
12%
41%
10
Preferred
Ontario
400
475
12
13%
85% Mar
Feb
60
*
Melchers Distilleries Ltd common
&
13
175
81
>
com
5%
MeCnll-Frontenac Oil 4%
Minnesota
13
•
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
Maple
11
1
Inc
Ltd
Co
Lowney
80
•
5,700
17%
common
Anglo
Lake St John P & P
9c
10.000
44c
20
20
Alaoma
Jan
43/e Aug
20
Paints
International
80
80
25c
•
Akaitcho
July
Aigei
Halifax
I-15
Feb
Sep
1.05
1,000
22c
Feb
1.01
16c
2,500
•
Feb
5
36c
11c
226,900
17%
Paper new com
$1.50
52% Mar
150
V
:
70c
July
July
2,000
41c
Par
343/4
24
V 25
43/a
Preferred
.
1.00
Feb
32c
Aug
2.25 July
300
-
13c ,|y 13c
13c
22c
22c
24c
' 46c
44c51%C
2.80 r, 2.70 3.00
68c
68c
78c
32 %c
29c
36c
75c
70c
78c
y
20c
110
38,000
25c
13c
23c
10c
-
44,661
<
14c
13c
Friday
Preferred
25
19%
5%
260
10
Great Lakes Paper common.
Aug
20c
4.30
1.01
Last
32%
23
100
*
100
26c
20c
3.70
1.00
Sale Price
Sep
23
pfd
Sep
1-05
—
10% Aug
23
3,270
class A
25c
28c
STOCKS
Sep
11
red
7,900
5.65
'.;X—
———I
Aug
25
9%
6%
Aug
■; • 23,600
Jan
49c
Canadian Funds
Jan
11
127
11
Sec
Apr
45c
17c
34c
49c
y,
—
May
130
127
•
Pow
28C
60 %c Mar
Toronto Stock Exchange
Jan
—100
Motor Co of Canada
Foreign
•'
Sep
Ltd
Aire rait
43c
July
14c
19c
Sep
40
22
•
July
10c
-*
OU-—
Feb
22
12 r
1
11c
22c
25c
40c
12c
1
..1
1
1
f Villbona Gold Mines Ltd
/; Westville Mines
Apr
12
^
30c
25c
10,700
1,000
Jun
18
'
30c
—
38,600
Sep
19%
16
__
Jan
13c Jan
July
July
July
Jun
Jan
Jan
18
a
-
33
191/a
131/4
33
16%
*
Lea
Aircratt
45
Jan
180
Z-:-'/; 11
31
.16%
red pfd—_
6%%
Ford
175
40
33
22
Grain Co class "A"
Fleei
40
15c
7c
Jan
July
64% May
44% Mar
•
Ltd
Products
Fanny Farmer Candy
Fed
»'!■
145
48
16%
Esmond Mills pref
Kairchild
46
•
Corp
Donnacona Paper Co Ltd
Steel
/>.
July
6,500
May
July
15%
*
Woollens
Eastern
46
40
Engineering Works Ltd
5c
9c
34c
38c
1-98
"
Mines
Homestead Oil & Gas Ltd—
Dominion
2,500
8%c
30c
26c
--
1
1
Acg
Sep
2,000
Mar
1-30
1
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Mar
20c
■
*
1
Ltd
Mines
23
Stadacona
Jan
18c
Sep
--
Santiago
Feb
Feb
30c
Sep
9c
53%
1
Gold Mines
90c
1.60
100
'
v
Aug
27
50
27
Jun
3.80
July
5c
1
Ltd
Gold Mines Ltd—
Red Crest
Rochette
93/4 July
'
95
1.75
1.75
;
Jun
10c
3,500
--
Gold Mines———1
Queenston Gold Mines Ltd
—1
Mar
7
75
-
Jun
%
25,500
3.80
3.75
Quebec Yellowknife
62
4% Mar
26,903
19
/•*
27
*
——*
Imperial Mills
Aircraft Corp
18%
•
Consolidated Textile cOMttlOft——
31
32c
—
,
Mar
'55
750
17%
—5
Preferred
Consolidated
S
Aug
24c
—
16
235
5%
July
Apr
Mines
40c
-
'
Alcohols
Gold
Paramaque Mines
Pato Cons Gold Dredging
Pitt Gold
21c
1.05
1;
Cadahic
Pandora
Jan
4%
T'a
2% July
130
•
•
5%
;
Jan
53
75
23
50c
,-100
2% July'
1.75
25
2%
7
*
4% July
100
-
2%
.
27/a
*
com
.
—
Commercial
■:
*
com
Avd Ltd
Omnitrans
3,500
—
1
*
Mines Ltd——1
Ltd
Exploration
O'Brien Gold Mines
Feb
25c
15c
9c
9c
5c
4%c
•
Ltd
Mines
Norseman
May
Jan
192
a
-
Ltd
Co
Ltd
Products
Claude-Neon General
Jan
15%
4%
100
.
Co
Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Normetal Mining Corp
Apr
25
30
192
*
common-
JLumDer
weat-ern
19%
24c
10%c
5c
9c
5c
10c
1 y V 25c
May
44
V
*
A
preferred
cum
:
4%
1
Inv com
Paper
Vickers Ltd
Canadian
35
145,.
:
22
20
20
192
100
Trust qom_*
Inv
Products
"'
Nib
Feb
29%
1133/4 May
*
-
:
Canadian
Canadian
20
"'
'
15
Apr
108
Sep
109
: yy is
Canadian Marconi Company
i.
21
29
*
Canadn International
Catelli
110%
pfd__100
Canadian Industries common
7%
225
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd——*
General Investments Ltd—*
Canadian
i
50
22%
class A
Canada Vinegars Ltd
7%
106
21
21%
•
105% Aug
105%
110% 110%
TOO'*
pfd
Sugar
Dominion
<fe
Canada
2.60 May
75c
—*
—}
—1
Dredging
Mines
Cons
Louvre
July
21c /v 20c 22%c
1
1
5
Ltd
Mines
50c
11%^ 11% 11%
1- y
Lingside Gold Mines
Louvicourt Goldfields
11% May
8% Mar
235
9%
8
4% July
642
80
9%
1
Butterfly Hosiery
5
78
100
Preferred
2,019
ft?
500
22c
T_
Jan
14
60
Packers
51c
^
1-;
Mar
15
Columbia
new—
28%
25% Mar
.:■> 60
•
Oil Co Ltd
American
Apr
Sep
*
British
16%
12%
51c
-j, • 439 f
H 64c *
1
J-M Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd—1
Jollet-Quebec Mines Ltd
1
Kirkland Lake Gold Mining Co
1
Lake Rowan Mines
1
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
1
Lingman Lake Gold Mines Ltd
1
Apr
13
27%
British
C
Feb
20 %
34c
57c
.
Mines
Jack Lake
Feb
12%
26%
27
15%
Ltd
Feb
Aug
1.01
--.y:
23c
11 %c
1
1
—1
1
—.
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Sep
Sep
18 %
4
15%
15%
Jun
10%
115
12%
12%
170
25
19
19
*
Z
Sep
175
Mines
Gold Mines
Goldvue
Heva
Apr
July
Jan
'^•y:'30rv
176
8
140
60
10%
—*
of
Bright & Co Ltd (T G) common
B
176
10%
Vancouver Ltd__5
Brand ram-Henderson
Brewers
161
12% Aug
Sep
47
5
15
.
Mar
43 % Mar
135
6
44
Paper
Bros Ltd
Belding-Corticelli
7% preferred
Beatty
11%
is
11%
Co. Ltd B—•
class A—.
—*
Ltd common—___100
L
_100
Belgian Glove & Hosiery common.
"
5 %
preferred
__20
Si
Power
Bathurst
Ltd
Mines
Goldora
High
Low
Apr
1.50
July
4.05
1
Mines
Goldbeam
Range Since January 1
High
Low
Par
1.00
9c
—
1
Ltd
Found Lake Gold
for Week
Last
;•
Mines (ly45)
Fontana
Sales
Week's
Friday
5
new
Feb
July
July
26c
36c
16c
26c
42c
i—*
1
1
1'
Gold Mines Ltd
Eldridge
Canadian Funds
STOCKS
Mines
Elder
87c
38c
53c
100
500
31c
36%c
1
Mines
Sullivan
July
500
;.
V;
3,000
—
:
Ltd
Mines
Dome
/ East
:
1 it.X)
L
if Century Mining Corp Ltd
May
13c
—
1
Mines Ltd
Jan
30c
39c
—
1
1
Gold
52c
ll%c Jan
Sep
1.03
9c
Central Cadillac Gold Mines Ltd
4%c
13c
—
1
r, Centremaque
3,000
39c
1
25c
Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd
July
Aug
4%c
38c
57c
—
Brazil Gold & Diamod M Corp
Feb
22%
Aug
11c
—
—1
1
Ltd
Mines
May
24c
13c
Mines
Gold
Bouzan
Banks
Nova Scotia
Gold
:
80c
500
5,200
1.85 Aug
3,000
'
.
■
"
—1
Ltd
Bonville Gold Mines
Bouscadillac
Canadienne
Montreal
Gold Mines
Bob's Lake
—
—
1
Yellowknife Mines
Beaulieu
1,000
25c
12c
4%c
38c
57c
90c
—
Mines Ltd—1
Min<£(^-~
Gold
Beaucourt
Apr
125
100
39
—
Lake Qflp
Red
Beatrice
,
Apr
40
100
100
100
common
121/4
1,242
13%
12%
12 %
•
Winnipeg Electric common
Preferred
230
27%
Gold Mines Xtd
Aumague
Sep
"
10
27%
Ltd
1.65
25c
12c
—
*
•
1 !
1
1 .
Aubelle Mines Ltd
High
Low
1.60
1
Ltd
Mines
Astoria Quebec Mines
'
Aug
23%
_
Range Since Jannmry 1
v>
High
V"
—1
Ltd
Gold Mines
Alger
Gold Mines
Yellowknife
Akaitcho
May
Jan
109
•
100
preferred
common
Shares
y.
.4; Aita Mines
Arno
74%
655
230
94% May
Jan
8%
25
129
133
:
2,725:
90
•
com
Jan
31
.
.
150
92%
84
,
'110
'
11
10
';
;
for Weak
Low
Stocks
Mining
Jun
Jan-
79
•
Grocers
(Geo;
Zellers
10
90
41%
•
Walker Gooderham & Worts
Weston
90
41
*
Wabasso Cotton
Western
•'
180
85
Rang*
of Prices
Par
1
,v
/High
j:
s
84
Last
■
'
■
Range Sines January 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Prion
Sal e*
Week's
Friday
:
Sale Frlee
•••
for Week
Range
Par
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Monday, September 9, 1946
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL
1358
40
44
190
31
Jan
70c
58c
24c
27
40
38
28c
1.64
1.71
51
46
Feb
Jan
Apr
July
July
Apr
Jan
Feb
May
July
Number 4523
jVolume 164
JTHE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
v."!'.'
■v-
Beaulleu
of Prices
Par
Yellowknife
Low
1
Bell Telephone of Canada
Belleterre Quebec
51c
100
200
—.
200
Bertram & Sons class A——
1.09
—*
Bidgood Kirkland Gold—
1
*
common
''
•
25c
V,
Bobjo Mines Ltd
26c
11%
11%
16c
42c
16c
"■
:
17c
11c
16c
21c
18 %C
23c
•
12c
11%
12
*
Columbia
Forest
11
21
22%
7,568
157a
157a
26%
3%
15
2,880
15
,
874
275
9
29
31
3%
3%
3%
1,335
/•'
650
1.45
&
•
27
*
class A
29
5c
13%
*
Class B
31c
5$
12%.
*
Co
25: jf
•
13%
lt>c
,
July
.15
835
2372 Mar
20,700
2nd
12% Sep
100
25
13%
200
37c
k
12 72 Mar
26 c
33
33
17%
17%
1.75
1.88
;
,
-
Calgary & Edmonton
*
Callinan
Flin
1
20c
Oils
1
22c
27c
Flon
Canada
Bread
1.80
*
com
Canada Cement
Canada
North
Canada
_
Power
Packers
}'?■ Class
A
Mortgage
100
class
A
Bank
Breweries
Canadian
Canners
Class
Car
25%
27 3/4
27%
291/4
950
31
317a
k-.;;kv' 70
27%
27%
29'/4
525
14
15%
140
14
795
20
Sep
22 3/4
59%
Jan
78
44
40
General
Canadian
Class
Elecrtic
Industrial
70
417a
26
177a
20%
22
50
Alcohol
270
,18%
17%
Jun
Mar
25
9%
11
6,305
23
24%
900
23
May
Sep
28
28
50
28
Sep
37c 41%c
12,800
11
23%
-
41 %c
26%
•/v/;;'.,
;
26%
40
32
2072
Sep
;'
Jan
258
56
100
I,325
1772
17%
10
10972 11072
140*
105
15
109
4%
47a
110
43/4
1,360
105
106
45
6.65
6.25
6.85
8,653
lie
11c
12c
II,500
11c
6c
772c
22c
Feb
66c
72c
3,000
19,100
Jun
68c
57o
Jan
88c
Jan
19c
19c
.21c
1,600
19c
Aug
39c
Feb
87c
Feb
25c
Jan
1
0
70c
Canadian Gils
Canadian
17
Pacific
Ry.
Canadian
Wallpaper
Canadian
Wirebound
Cariboo
Castle
Gold
Central
24%
2578
277a
2.80
3.10
36c
40c
5,000
12C
12c
12c
500
8c
16c
July
July
1
2.55
2.40
2.70
16,075
2.00
Jan
1
20C
19c
25c
76,200
8c
July
33c
July
5c
Aug
MinesL
J
1
43C
39c
44c
28,800
1
/
5%c
574C
574C
500
112
111
115
30
56
•■>.;• " 55
56
11%
1174
11%
13c
13c
common—•
,;
50
*
k
1
13c
75
common
25%
•
.50
Wire
Wihksne
Gunnar
Gold
Mines
Gold
Mines—
—
1.44
1.48
28
794
15
Jan
357a
Apr
480
42 ■'
Jan
70
Jun
5472
Sep
60
574
62
54%
47
5%
•
2.12
2.01
2.20
11 %c ny2c
6,900
1
Wines
•
—
Research
.;
20c
20c
21c
40c
23,600
& 9%
1.85 July
15c July
3,500
26c
9%
37c
9%
100
15c
66C
66c
71c
Chesterville Larder Lake Gold Mines—1
4,840
4.10
4.00
4.45
74,202
1.01
1.01
800
15 %c 19 %c
7,500
Chromium
*
—
Citralam
1
Cochenour
Willans
Cockshutt
Coin
Plow
Gold
Mines
675 ,.•
1
34c
38c
1672
3,055
200
5 74 Mar
107a May
5c
July
18c
Jan
5,500
4c
July
10c
Jan
1
5.25
5.25
125
4.JO
July
6.00
8
8%
210
Feb
19
20
8
Sep
18% Mar
12 7a
19
21%
Jun
167a May
Bridge
:U'
*
Cotton
*
—
Carpet
Rock
•
Gold
Yellowknife
Coniagas Mines
4.00
18,855
14
1,125
51c
60c
6,200
66c
71c
50,200
50c
38c
38c
500
38c
C9c
5
Mines
•
Bakeries
Consolidated
Mining
20%
20%
86
9074
175
175
177
1.20
1.14
•
•
Mining
Leather
class
A
90c
2774
28
200
45c
48c
8
9,350
50c
50c
1.40
1.75
43,100
44
44
\|
500
1.55
27%
20
25c
29c
99c
1.65
1.60
1.65
300
24c
22c
29c
22,700
18c
3,500
12c
*
/.
12C
•"'.
62,100
11
12
800
11
July
1
71c
71c
79c
10,600
65c
July
X
16 %C
1472c
17c
24c
23c
24c
14,900
24,900
13c
1
16c
July
July
1
1.30
1.27
1.49
16,604
1.00
1
Mines
12c 12 %c
30%
30%
31%
Dickenson Red
12%
12%
1.73
14 %c
13c 14 %c
Seagrams
Ltd
"
Coal'
Dominion
Dairies
preferred
Dominion Foundries
1.15
25
5,145
106 10674
100
& Steel
287a
287a
17%
com
29
*
Dominion
•
common
Dominion Scottish Investments
com
Preferred
1
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
Tar
footnotes
see
page
1361.
•
150
2072 Mar
8
11%
11
ll3/4
2,305
Home
•
2.75
2.70
i5c
15c
9c
7c
9%c
51 %c
49c
57c
38,500
43,100
1.67
102,250
70c
Yellowknife
Hosco
Oil
&
1
Gas
—1
Gold Mines
Gold
Hudson
1
Mines
1
36c
36c
40c
39%
38%
41%
I,252
1072C
10c 127Zc
108
10
Imperial
2.85
Feb
2.75
Feb
Preferred
Indian
Lake
John
1
22
Apr
Ipglis,
Jun
InsDiration Min
18872
Apr
&
872
37c
42c
Bronze
common.
13
123/4
137b
80c
*
974
May
1.15
3.00
Feb
Aug
July
Feb
Jan
Jason
Sep
Jun
3.05
:
;
21
Jun
275
287a Aug
7 % Jan
175
21% Mar
Jan
Jan
11c
May
52c
62c
63,175
36c
July
65c
Feb
8c
9c
I,500
July
21c
Jan
75c
97c
44,440
12%
1.48
Apr
1
75c
Mining
1.
23,800
1572c Sep
6c
45c
11c
1.20
■
k;.:
10c
'
Feb
50y2
Jun
7
12% Mar
23
2674
505
20
.Tan
28%
Jun
25
25
50
23
Mar
26
3074
Feb
26
25
23%
(John)
Mining & Exploration.
Laguerre Gold Mines.
Labe Dufault Mines Ltd
Lake
Fortune
Lake
Shore
Luz
Gold
Mines
Mines, Ltd
Lake of Woods
Apr
Feb
90c
Sep
90c
886
55c
Aug
1.05
2,000
99c
Aug
1.40
1.56
II,750
21c
21c
500
16c
17
27%
295
2472 Mar
5.85
7.00
8,950
42c
50c
93,700
23c
71c
85c
5,800
...J 45c
972c
10c
14
157t
12,500
2,425
32
50
1
common
14
—
Mines
1.25 July
July
4.55 July
July
2.30
2.90
55c
Jan
Feb
Jan
2974 Jan
11
Jan
65c
Apr
1.46
Jan
July
974c July
19c
14
267a Mar
Aug
2972 Jan
4.55
5.25
1,000
4.50 July
6.25
6.00
6.25
650
14C
Lamaque Gold Mines—
Lapa Cadillac
Jan
1.76
177a
75c
1.40
Feb
37c
Sep
1.15
32
Townsite
Feb
6,140
2.25
July
1174 July
9%C
Kirkland
Jan
13,300
81c
1.75 Aug
May
1.20
13%
July
44c
I
15
5,000
71c
'
6.70
Lake
39
1.15
127a
15c
.
1.04
1
Kirkland
30
11c
July
I
26%
Kirkland Hudson
Jan
24
Apr
41c
Aug
1
La
47a Aug
July
4c
1
Aug
1,085
12c
75c
Labrador
12
2,500
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines
Kerr Lake
36
Apr
Feb
9,500
Kenville Gold Mines
2872
Jan
2.09
2.30
7c
Jan
3274
27%
19C
Aug
•
Sep
Sep
1.36
21c
1.90
Labatt
30
700
July
4c
May
3072 July
Sep
157a
75c
17c
34c
Jun
297a
1.45
9,155
10,700
Feb
1572C
30c
Feb
30
1.05
Jun
357a May
47
61c
Quebec
Jun
107a
90c
1.36
Jellicoe Mines
30
Jan
90c
1.45
29% Mar
3172
.
126
Apr
Jan
Aug
Feb
Xayrand
1.65
17c
Mines
Joliet
Jan
157a July
Aug
5%c
Waite Mining.
Jacola Mines
2072C
80c
40
15 %c
Jacknife
Sep
Jun
8% Aug
45
t
29c
Jan
Jan
16
29%
16%
1
50c
-
July
30% Aug
17%
Jan
15%
•
Mining
Jan
Jun
Jan
16
Petroleum
Uranium
Mountain
Aug
75c
1,105
International
Aug
20
Jan
27c
5,265
International
110
Jan
34
33%
Island
15
Jan
30
34%
W
Aug
.
7 74
100
317a
Feu
Feb
Jan
205
317a
Feb
30c
Jan
May
1,000
31%
Jan
July
73c
50
43
33%
1.67
Jan
37%
*
55
Aug
27%
•
86c
Jan
74c
43
International Nickel Co
Jan
Jan
27 74
37%
1
common
4.40
377a
Feb sk
Coke
Feb
July
26
2,600
25
&
19%
Jun
137a July
13% Jan
475
76c
Sep
Apr
11c
17
12,700
k; 80c
Jan
27
35c
10
50
42c
.
Jan
July
95
5,740
70c
July
Junf
23
12,584
5 8%
70c
Jan
May
7c
145
'
3.60
30c
2,210
;■
International Metals class A
Sep
17%
143/4
Apr
Jan
45
14
14
1
Devel
'Preferred
International Coal
13% Mar
25
293/4
13%
14 7b'
69c
37 74
,k
74.
6
International
247a
165
28
13%
Sep
30c
Jan
36c
145
32
1972
48
20
...1
____:
103
;'
2.70
5c
445
110
20
Sep
2,830
4%
107a
107
28
Bank
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
250
47a.
2.70
9,000
100
July
Jan
Apr»,
13c
9,100
•
A
paid
11
7,450
10,300
16c
100
Malartic Mines
410
287a
2.80
Feb
207a
10
•
•'
1
—
Bay Mining & Smelting
class
;;V
Jun
Aug
1.10 July
88c July
217a Sep
106
—
1.95
30c
•
—
Oil
18
48
•
-
22
29
15%
•
common
Vtc
2172
347a
25
B
•'2172
17%
50
Dominion Steel class
*
347a
35
Dominion Magnesium
Malting
39,500
1.00
25
preferred
146,600
20%
May
Jun
21%
10
Bank
Dominion
70c
Hugh
Apr
51c
Mar
23
19%
56c
new
Dauch
&
2272
1.55 Aug
5c Mar
34,000
31,500
20%
65c
Gold
Jan
31c
July
1
1.24
Feo
45c
1.20 Aug
52c
Aug
Jan
1.38
34
1.45
1.45
19c
Huron & Erie common
16
1.29
1.45
3,200
6,000
lc
Jan
1.50 Aug
9,000
I
35c
1.46
Feb
Sep
1.04
Mining
12c
33c
1.37
Howey
;•:*;:
Apr
1.05
Jan
35c
*
19
1272
30c
100
k 5.00
383
1.43
common
5,500
33c
1
—
Hunt's
3,100
30c
;
J an
1.95
12c 17 %c
Lake
35c
Mines
1.42
Homestead
;
Jan
13%
16c
Discovery Yellowknife
:
29 72
1.90
•
Preferred
80c
.
70
1
Mines
Jan
July
•
Gold
—
Homer
Jan
1.90
Mines
July
Aug
Jack
1
Nickel
Jan
1.00 July
43%
86c
*
Detta Red Lake Mines
For
173
30
97c
*
—
B
Dominion
203
8,600
1
Petroleum
Mines
20
78
♦
Delnite Mines
Dome
1.27
16% Jan
1
:
D'Aragon Mines
Diversified
.
355
3,000
•
50c
1
Aircraft
Distillers
28
100
Crowshore Patricia Gold
Class
20
1
Crow's Nest Coal
Denison
8,100*
21%
867a
July
Aug
1.80 July
1.35 July
1,200
1.70
•
common
Imperial Mills
Croinor Pershing Mines
Davis
1.55
5
Crestaurum Mines
Davies
1.55
1.99
100
& Smelting
(Toronto)
Corrugated Paper Box
Cub
1.90
•
Conwest Exploration
Cournor
3.40
13 74
53c
*
^
Consolidated
Cosmos
3.50
•1$ 14
Mines
Commonwealth Petroleum
Consumers Gas
July
2.40 July
4 13 7t Sep
40c July
0
Jan
4.70 Aug
1.90 Jan
Gold
Harricana
Hinde
50c
Jan
Jun
6c
Heva
16
1.00 Aug
187a
1372 Mar
Apr
4%C
Mines
Hecjley Mascot
4472C Jan
July
10c
Jan
59c
1
Gold
Heath
Feb
3.00
Feb
23c
Sep
3072c July
.
Feb
7
11 %c
.4,000
15
Jan
374 Sep
"
Headway Red Lake Gold
,
Apr
2.10
V 1.41 Mar
•
1
Conlaurum
43c
.
1
Co
Lake
Colomac
15 %0
4.40
774 Jan
•
1
Jan
25
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines
Jun
July
1.42 July
-V
18,600
Hasaga Mines
2672 July
30
May
2.50
1,100
1
Jan
Feb
Jun
2572
July
Halliwell
1.35-Feb^
24%
Mar
lie
,
10c
Harding
3972
Jan
20c
Aug
9%
Hard
Apr
26c
9c
Hamilton
Jan
57
12
Aug
9*%
May
257a
.
July
lie
•
•
Hamilton
22
45
325
May
1
July '-:•/
26
90
f
1.44
1
Gai
>'
31%
Apr
12 7ac Mar
Raicrow Swayze Mines
May
18
,'1.15
125
Hahn Brass common.—
May
4
Jan
1174 July
2,500
•
—
35c
.
Jan
Apr
3,000
5374
1
Ltd
Jan
2.90
14c
*
Gold.—
Feb
1.30
79c
12 72 c
*
:
52
Jun
Feo
Feb
40%c
99 72 Mar
1,690
"
Saddlery pfd—.
,'.
West
"
"
Hallnor
Sep
July
July
28c
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Jun
157a
2472c July
70c
46
k 137a Jan
4,100
•2.90
30%
1
Porcupine
Chemical
24%
257a
1
Centremaque
Chateau
30%'
24%
•
Quartz
Patricia
505
8,838
*
B
Boxes
Trethewey
Central
17 74
1774
•
—
class
16%
5c
Feb
25c
Aug
8,500
26
July
8.75
10,500
27
50c
1087a
12,500
Harker
i 2,000
Jan
5.05 July
88c
Apr
26% Sep
;725-
73c
15 Va
•
16%
Tire
Canadian
66c
105
k
86c
*
Malartlo
207a
42c
Grull
■
'
Canadian
Jun
42c
Feb
.
217a Aug
17
26c
Paper
Apr
1074 Mar
33c
Greening
Jan
7 74
Sep
125
/;/•' 360
'
Rubber
July
21
•
Mining
&
Jun
Jun
111
187b
:85c
Great
/ Jun
20
111
:>
17
1
Mines
Feb
2072
27c
Goldvue
Jun
5.55
Jan
72
Feb
73
Mar
4
Jan
75c
Jan
a
Sep
Feb
-T7%
62
Jun
11
32%
July
14
Aug
33
Mar
2.90
33c
285
17 7e
54
Jan
1374
July
1
Aug
k, 15
33c
1
24
187a Mar
10
5
—1
Gate
30% May
20% Jun
Jan
1374 Aug
1
Eagle Mines
Great Lakes
May
Sep
247a
1,135
28
32
Jan
k 12
7,110
r
327a
6% Aug
12% Sep
4.00
110
Aug
24c
56
109%
10% Aug
134
87«c July
3.90
3.90
2972 Aug
Jan
<Jan
:
k; 2278
225
177a
•
160
May
1
Gordon McKay class A
Jun
24
2274
»
150
,
1972
16
»
Canadian Locomotive
30
Jan
20
530
270
A—-
com
,270
B
Mar
19
85
.r
26
16%
16%
21
Canada
>.
65
iS"
•
12%
•
Ltd
Graham Bousquet
!■•>• Grandoro Mines
Jun
2072
24
'
*
common
1274
Aug
6714
20
—100
Products
35
1
Tire
Preferred
Feb
315
14
•
Dredge
Food
Jun
1,920
8,429
20 V*
common
Jan
7
65
Jan
1
Goodyear
kv 99% July
223/4
26 Va
•
common
Preferred
Canadian
Canadian
May
; 21%
—v—•
Celanese
88
Mines
22% July
Jan
5%
Feb
6.35
Mar
•„ ,,90„.
Jan
Jan
Jan
36
July
48%
3,555
*
common
Goodfish
Feb
53
,477a Jan
210
28
A
Canadian
,
&
Lake
Goldora
.
Mar
23
4.20
12
Golden
Feb
205
•
26
22
•
Fdry
160
V
7
July :
Mfg class A
1.35
1.45
Jun
<,,.150
9,300
100
Golden Manitou
Feb
26
0
—
&
51
98%
2972
Jan
17
July
Golden Arrow Mines
I
4472 May
178
37c
11c
"
Wares
Apr
22% Aug
Sep
28
2,140
1,825
15% Aug
Aug
127
Goldcrest
Aug
,147a
Jun
7
Goldale Mine
Jun
177a Jan
59 7
455
107a
—100
Goldhawk
Jan
147a
48
July
10c
-100
Products
Gold
153
Jan
126
*
common
Steel
Jan
1072 Aug
510
kk'
205
50
*
common
Pow
Jun
/v 30
:fk-'64
Jan
97b
.,
*
preferred—
972
Jan
Jan
4.60
40o
650
1974
5474
9%
•
preferred
God's
4.90
18
50
127;
107ac
f
•
:
Exploration
257a
36
.,
1707
17%
98%
10
preferred
Canadian
*
v
18%
17
common-;
1st preferred
V.iV.; 260
202
*
Commerce
Canadian
11
Jan
3.16 "-Jun
Mar
4.45
19
•
A
Preferred
Mar
Jan
2574
53
class
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
Gillies Lake-Porcupine Gold
Glecora Gold
Jan
44c
56c
Jan
131
10
40%
17%
<:
14%
v
140
:
40
*
—
Canadian
Conv
10%
>
139
26%
k, 61
60
50'
Wire
Class B
149
26%
*
common
Preferred
Canada
50
8,320
•
•
Permanent
Steamship
4,900
100
52
Jan
13c
3.35
217a
31,500
28
*
General
Sep
2.95
/
Sep
1.80 Sep
674 Jan
4.45
£.
*
Canada
General Bakeries
197a May
•.
22c
8
•
B
Canada
Canada
1.71
19c
22%
*
class
6,385
7,834
2.15
148%
♦
*
Malting
5%
572%
■
Feb
33
Sep
July
July
4,500
V"
44c
Jan
17
8
1100
Canada Foundry class A
Canada
28
62c
Jan
10% May
Apr
890
55c
Jan
42
60,350
28
1
Co's
Gatineau
V July
:1 Apr
17
kj:
July
60
20%
•
common
Preferred
19c
90
.
■
.
25c
Calmont
Campbell Red Lake
Apr
27
'
■
22
July
2.30 July
5
885"
1.06"
Feb k
Jun
15
227» Jan
21,600
Fraser
k 9 7/8 c May
■
14
85
6c
*
Gold
Frobisher
35
/•;
95
43
55 %c
•
Mining.,
Co
General
1
preferred
common
common
of
Francoeur
07
.Tnn
945
■
15%
1.00
1
Class A
Jan
4sc
Jun
v£->
Calder Bousquet Gold
Caldwell Linen 1st pfd
May
M 1.64 Apr
11
Feb
July
3.85 July
12%
217a
•
common
Aircraft
95c
140,650
20
1.15 July
—_*
Fittings Ltd
578 May/
.
4.30
1.00
r_100
Co
28,431*
Burns
35
Grain
Kirkland
Ford
13,500
—
Jan
new
Candy Shops
Preferred
Federal
Fleet
26c
Products
Jun;
Foundation
23c 287jC
Building
Federal
5
Jan
2.6c
Bunker Hill
Jan
2872
Sep
Aug.,:" k 177z. Jun
i
11% Jun
Aug
Jan
23c
Feb
Jan
*
Players
Farmer
55c
•
Burlington Steel
Fanny
72c
1
Mines
Famous
374 July
500
620
4274
•
Falconbridge Nickel
Jun
■
July
.
July
July
8,300
«
Julv
4.75
30c
600
1.73
21%
English Electric class A.
18c
4.75
7,500
42c
6 72 c
1
Jan
40c
Buffalo
•
May
July
1,700
Buffalo Ankerite Gold Mines
Buffalo Canadian Gold Muies
58c
—1
Mines
rk 21,500
83,100
Aug
—20
Gold
24c
1.60
19c
117.
Eldona
49c
1.35
10,000
—25
Eddy Paper
20c
48c
25c
3.65
Elder Gold
Jan
28
1.60
common-
Aug
8
22 %c
July
40c
Fen
48c'
22
,
•800
85c
1.56
Investment Trust-
26c
374
46,467
14%
Steel new
1672
Sep
15.
I.80
1.47
Mines
307a
25% Mar
July
1.20
13
6c
Jun
21c
1,623
:
1.40
—
-
1374 Mar
2,500
27%
3%
Mar
2«>%
30
25c
30
1
Red Lake
18%
18
21c
60c
Washing
Economic
3972C Jan
July
1574
V
1
Mines
Jan
15
8%
•
Oil
Gold
30c
12% Mar
3%
♦
Dominion
Easy
Aug
50
26%
•
Broulan Porcupine Mines, Ltd
Eastern
Feb
55c
85
•
British
Apr
30c
July
July
July
10c
535
28,900
Oil
East
July
18
•
Buffadison
14
Crest
14c
10c
1.10
East Malartic Mines
30c
13
22c
—
British Columbia Power class A
Class B
1072 July
Amphi Mines
East
Sullivan
High
325
92c
23c
Mining Co
Gold Mines
East
147a Aug
74 May
21%
•
'. .Class B
Jan
;
:
24
18
18
•
Brit Columbia Packers class A
45c
y,
Jun
Feb
15%
Roofing
*
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr com_*
Brewers & Distillers
5
Brewis Red Lake Mines
—1
British
92c
,
Low
16%
99c
Duquesne
Duvay
Range Since January 1
High
16
237a May
13
Brantford
Oil
Jan
Shares
16
common
Donalda Mines
Feb
1.45
,
2272 Aug
'
75
-
July;
12
;;
10,100
21,100
9,000
196,500
42c 507aC
July
16c
35
•
American
47C
35
Bralorne Mines, Ltd
British
21
9,800
12%
22%
Boycon Pershing Gold Mines
Cordage
Jun
15%
•■',•
Dominion Woollens
for Week
of Prices
Low
2.65 May
216
Aug
July
July
70c
40
12%
14c
Brantford
Jan
10
17,900
'
1
—
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85c
22 %c
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1
Mines
:
Jan
181
100
4,000
22%
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common—
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21
72c
.
Gold
45c
>
679
1.10
"'1—4' '
72c
Preferred
Bonetal
205
97c
■
4*'^'
r
1
;
Biltmore
Blue Ribbon
151,800
Bales
Range
Sale Price
High
55c
10 %c 10 %c
•
Week's
Last
Range Since January 1
'
1
Hats
Friday
;
Shares
'
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Berens River
Bevcourt Gold
for Week
High
50c
MARKETS
SEPTEMBER 6
Sales
Range
Sale Pries
LISTED
FOR WEEK ENDING
13c
17c
28,800
5.55 July
7%c July
37
8.00
Jan
July
Feb
8.75 Mar
20c
Jan
May
287b July
Lapaska Mines
1
57c
54c
71c
650,610
Laura Secord Candy
3
21
21
22
470
Lebel
1
47aC
472C
43/4C
II,033
Oro
25c
197a
4c
July
Jan
Aug
-71c
Sep
237a
Apr
8 7a c
May
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
.1360
LISTED
CANADIAN
8
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
Shares
I
Loblaw
Cl&ss B
Gold
18c
6,700
68c
26,700
7,820
1.74
July
1,105
27%
Jan
220
26%
32 Va
3.75
3.40
4.40
498,255
44c
40c
46c
13,550
30c
28c
33c
5,100
21c
July
4.40
3.25
Mines
Macfie Red
3.25
3.50
3.65
Macassa
"3.60
3.95
Lake
22c
22c
30c
J
1.90
1.88
7.05
Ltd
Class
3.05
3.05
3.40
V
Apr
45c
Feb
1
59 %c
57c
,67c
26,800
2.05
7 1.81
2.05
16,550
4c
5.00
.
Jan
7.50
Jan
22c
13,118
5,500
5,500
Class
Ltd
B
3.75
1
*—!.
Range Since January I i i
Low
'''I
14
;
13
;
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*
625
Red
Gold
Lake
Gold
Magnet Consolidated
Gold
Malartic
Manitoba
.
common,
Mapie Leaf Milling common
Maralgo
14%
Marlon. Rouyn
15
7%c
7%c
1.39
new
Malartic
Southam
10
860
:
*
:
68c
;
:
40'/»c
Standard Chemical
May
> IQc
49V4
Jan
55
:
Jan
12%
1,665
17% May
5c
July
July
15 %c
60c
July
2.20
"
135,600
21c
July
18c
10,500
12c
July
45c
preferred 1
—I*:
15
Grain class A
—*
2,127
14%
Jan
21
490
28
Sep
35%
Jan
is
120
18
Sep
20% July
11%
11%
21 y2
•
21%
10
11%
Sep
12 %
375
lb%
Jan
26%
Mclntyre
Porcupine- Mines
McKenzle
Red
Lake
Jun
Red
McWatters
Gold
Mercury Mills
Lake
1.00
Knitting
36c
41c
27c
20%
•
•
Porcupine
Montreal Light Heat &
Montreal
"7c 7
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7c
7.60
:
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19 %
•
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25
100
Morrison
Mosher
1
Brass
Long
National
;♦
Lac.
Grocers
20c
,37c
—•
common
dationai
Negus
19 %
steel Car
24% ;
24%
1
'Bidlamaque
Calumet
2.29
Gold
Mines
840
2.40
'59c
60,700
28c
20,295
60c
Norgold
24C
28c
2.75
1
Corp
Northland
;
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1.61
,19c
10c
Mines
Omnitrans
Exploration
.Orange Crush common
1.99
Page
23C
20c
8c
500
7\
22%
15
18
/
7
Jan
■
■
5c
57c
57c
1.29
18c
July
July
7'
1.20
-
-
18c
■■■■■
Rouyn
July
95c
7c
July
18c
Jan 7
July
1.65
Jan
28%
Jan
35
35,425
34,700
*
1.00 July
6%c
2.85
8%c Aug
235,900
10c
Rush
2,000
1.29
5c
July
11c
50c
12c
July
July
40c
5,400
20c
'
5,100
1.06
1.00 July
1.95
47c
4.95
42c
44C
35c
57c
y.:' 32
34%
1.00
80c
80c
1.40
.
3,600
—1,065
1,300 :
400
1.55 •.7
8,200
July
July
29%
Feb
66c
July
1.40
Sep
54
Mar
58
58
14%
14 %
1.90
6,750
49c
1.85
*
49c
1,000
45c
8c
1.75
•
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14%
60
22%
Sep
1.70 July
25
Mar
Feb
9,600 7
72c*
1.8O Jan;
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85c,'^uly.
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4,940
18c
3,500
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Aug
23%
V
70
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40%
15
Sep
Jan 7
45c
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1.05
1.55
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95c
9,400
15%
14%
16%
29c
28c
10%
1.05
69c
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•
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48c
1
34
34
13%
20c
46c
31
,
Jan
7'7 11
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Jan
43c
50c
11
July
20c
100
57c
*
;
200
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34
16,000
10
14
May ;7
475
Feb
7
,
3.10 Feb
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I:'7
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Feb
•
40c
Mar
16 %,
Aug
July
Feb
87c
9% July
22c
11c
108%
530
;
32c
Feb 7
Feb
28c
18c
2,000
2,000
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60c
.
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.
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7
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3.80 ; v 3.65
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.
61c
58,403
13
V
14
20c
20c
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990
-
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2,500
July
93c
Jan
39%
Sep (•.
Apr
Silk
Fairbanks
13
12c
7%
31
500
215
103
103
10
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6,729
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9c
4,000
27c
25 %c
15
15
5
66c
72c
21,700
21%
20
23%
475
1
40c
40c
49c
14,403
28c
12,20?
7
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1
,
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25% July
Aug
29% Sep
82
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Industries
Canadian
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61c
16
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Jan
31
.
17%
Oil
Dalhousie
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Aircraft
deHavilland
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7 30c
25"
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34
Jun
Jun
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54""
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15
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Selections y
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26% Mar
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82c
Price
Apr
1.18
1.20
800
Jan
2.70
1.01 July
2.08
2.82
3.07
115,465
1.66 Jan
3.65
Jan
Apr
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31
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42.
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Sep
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Jun.
173
.
52
1.75
Aug
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25
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2.75 Sep
-
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29
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1.85
25
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2.20 Aug
Jan' j
39.
Aug
25
4,683
43
Sep
23%
.
56
Jan
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20
4,310
18
July
4%c
1,500
3%c
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2.50
2-85
56
56
58
1
7
23
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30
75
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2.50, Sep
2,650
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27 V4 May
Feb 1
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56
Sep
67
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July
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20
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2,100
25
43
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7
35
39
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41
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315
23
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200
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1
41
100
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500
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35
35
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12
85
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20
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1.63
78
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5
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14
315
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150
2%
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Mar
185
,
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5
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112
78
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55
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62
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25
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27
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Aug
25c
7
14c
31c
Sep
Sales
Shares
160 164%
5%
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3.80 July
7c
Sep
40c
32
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20
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256
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Mar
13,500
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Apr
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142
Feb
65
■
Aug
7
'71-7
*
15c
36
Aug
52c
•: 1.75
:
7
1
Mines
Winora
,
Jan
66c
new
Jan
-
July
2.40
>
77
7
7.70 Mar
14c
200
—
Mines
36
25
>
July
10%7
20c 7 22c
'-77
•
2.35
*
Preferred
Ffeb
2.70 July
*
Oil
Scythes Ltd
May 7
Ahg
; .
1.25 May
Jan
3.80 July
1
,
St Lawrence Corp common
Class A
*
Sunnorm
tyi 80c .May
1.20 July
25
15 %c
10
.
r
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19,500
Co
Senator Rouyn
20
V
3,500
34
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common
York
18c
*
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Jan
34%
^
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7
12%
.18
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34'/4
>
common-*.
7'
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y.
Grocers
■
5,700
——1—_1
Ryanor
7"
7 107/a ,'
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Feb
"711,315
1
new
"
July
104%
103% 7* 103% 103%
145
("1.09
1.17
•
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Consolidated
Feb
12,%
Mines
Mills class A
Gold
.
,
July 77'
■7,7 325
:'"777", 12
12%"
V.'i-*-34
imam
Products—1—1——
Jan
3.15
*—____—1•
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•
Jan
9,750
22c
j...
Feb
35c
55,100
61c ■
1
Cotton
Lake
Russell
7
7 170
; 115 V4 115 y4
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Winnipeg Electric common—
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Jan
46c
July
„10 77 12%
Royal Bank
Royalite
48c
255
* 18
Y—1;Y>7..27. 7; 27c
Mines
Preferred
..
1
Feb
4.15
7_—I
Oils
43%
1 >7.7 lie :.>•
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Aug ;
3.00
1
Merger Gold
1
;
.
7 7i 12% Aug
7
5.39 Feb
3.05 July
■'45c
;7;-7" no.'
-
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Roxana
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J .09: Mar
.4.10; Feb
Jhijr
11% Jmy
■
5,000
j• •
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Lake Gold
Westons
.
•
70c
7
9,000
—«•
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,1.35
27c
1
(Hiram) common
WekHsko
t
60c
3.85
1
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;
2.59; Feb
3.00
1
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3 25
;
-
Jan '
24.c
7A
(
v
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; "7" 900
7 23
26c
' 115 >/4
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Walkers
Feb
3.85
Y—*
.
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1
Rochette
July
Mar;.'
;45c
.
July
1.00
'V
15,200
7' 43 y2 .'"7 41
7
170 7 "s 168
12% 12%
_._25
—
—
May Y
1.55
18c
1.41
Regcourt Gold
Gold
1
L*;
:
—
Mines
Villbonna
86c
July
40c
*
/7. 20c
43c
Apr
95c
13C
i
*_
Vicour
..
:
West
35c
*40
Riverside Silk
7 21
'
27c
P
Jan I
'
common
Steel
Ventures. Ltd.
7
Jan
90c
Quemont Mining
Richmac
v
:
,
3.85 ..Jan.
37c
July
July
July
44c
Queenstpn Gold Mines
Robinson
54c
?71.35
1
J Y;
?1C
Y—Y—* -I-
Upper Canada Mines Ltd
57c
40,100
7-78,100
lie
1
—
United
Apr 7
-7; 32
Textiles
i
West Malartic
65C
25 %c
..,,1
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Renfrew
'
v.-•
♦
50c
y—_Yy—JyIy—yyyyyY^Y7%c
• - 10y8 : 7, 9%
Westeel
20c
27C
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Jan
1.30
.
1
*_
United
7
Jan
Sep ;
24,500
11 %c
__
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"A"
class
*—»
Jun
1.45
_r—:
B
Jun {•',
440
100
—
Corp class B —1
30c
33
B CY
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17
I
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—
Y
Fuel
Class
26%
31
-
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pi"56c " 64cY
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.
Feb
16c
2,730
—1
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Quebec
-
Mining
21V2
76c
certificates—
Quebec
23V2
'7
Jan Y':
T
'
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A_*i*
united
Jan
Mar rs
Apr
37c
1
Premier Trust-*
Purity Flour
TTnion
.
13% Mar
9%c
1
Prospectors Airways
Purdy Mica
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Union Gas Co
14
70c
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East
I
568
64,000
•>
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'
470
77/8c
*
22c
1.53 July*
14,500
1.25
:—
Cremier Gold
;
5L**;
7" 75,985
8,700
12'/2
\ >'51c
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:
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"■7;;•••
7:7
'95c
Golo
trust
Feb
B
77'■:
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Apr
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16,600
53C
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Powell River
)
1.40
15c
l.Oo
1
95c
July
19c
J82c
31c
1
Mines of
9c
Feb :
4.45
,
July
45c
;; 4,5507
.1.10
•
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Finance
Class
7;
Jan
5% Jan
500
31%
1
V
4,900
7
1.1/
,
Gold
2.60
Sep
Apr
40c
1.50 July
8,500
95
;•
•
2.60 .:7"3.50
-¥i',
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May f
6% July
595
57c
Ltd
33c
July7
70c
450
22c
21
(new).
Pioneer Gold
Preston
7" 4,500
9c
Gold
2,45
"
777;" •'
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class-A—I.—YY-#
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Traders
7 2.24 May ,7
Sep
83c
Piccadilly
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1.05 Mar 1
15c
July
43c
22c'
.
16
Malartic
Pressed
20c
21
Pen-Rey Gold Mines
Voting
10c
4,500
—1
Paymaster Cons Mines
r-eweu
79,200
—X
Paramaque Mines
PicKlerCrow
Jan
32c
Pandora Cadillac
Perron
v*
X
Oils
Partenen
72%
Sep
1.03
4
Mines
4—
' 22
Mortgage
''
7
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Porcupine
5.65
-'
2.05
22c
Lake Mines.
Hersey
30c
Aug
6%
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22c
Petroleum
Pamour
/
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Pacific
20c
83,550
Y
60c
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%
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Lake
Pacalta
s
Apr 7
30c
July
6c
,70c
6
*
1
Osisko
52'A
'
5
*
Orlac Red
400
39,175
lie
70c
.70c
.
*
_
,
OjLeary Malartic Mines
Osulake
33c
•
July
2.55 July
48c
46c
6Va
•
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common
;
Gold
July
7,500
22c
43c
lie
Preferred
Ym
i
—
Towagamac Explor
1.39 Aug
Sep
7 36,700
1.75
19c
Omega Gold Mines.
Orenada
1.55
45c
Mines
Preferred
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Mines.7—————Y
General
Toronto
>.
3-25Mar
10c
2,365
7s 2.55
'
,
„10
T_^
Elevators
Apr
62c
■
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Northern Canada Mines
Gold
77c
v-y
9cl0%c
Mines
North Star Oil
20c
3,600
54%
63c
—T
Mines.
Inca
52 V4
Jan
15 %c
3,000
Y"' 18 y0
li>r
92% July
Jan
July
2.40
•
Jun.
j mr
1
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v :
"737,700
2.75
64c
1.50
5,750
■
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Sep
'
14c 14 %c
52%
Malartic Mines'—
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O'Brien
20c
24 %c
5
,
.y*
Normetal
North
20c
3.00"
.2.00
'7 50c
>
•*.».7
_7—
Gold
..Toronto
Apr
30%
Jan
14C
—
Tip Top Tailors
May
8%
July
1.30
25c
Mines
Norbenite
30%
43c
*
__
Apr '
;
21
Feb
6% July
24
Jan
1.20
„
y—
16% Mar
2.25
1
—
7
28%
•
13c
25,070
"7715
12%
Jan
7
80
.
2.99
;
1
:
Toburn
Tombill
49c
—
Mines
Yellowknlfe
Noranaa
Feb
July
1.25
1
—
Mines
Nicholson
■Nipiasing
45c
49c
83
'
New
Newnorth
Sep
Aug
515
120
771,500 I,,-
i.Y, :53c
.1
50o
Y Thurhols Mines
July
26
•
^
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(
7.
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May
May 1
5
.
5 v7
17c
'May
9% May
*24
July
79
89
l?c
•'
;
27c
30c" : 7""1,500
Y—It-.-.YMOc ;Y '10c12%C7 T" 15,500
Gold-..
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7ftc
120
1 .77
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Feb
22
81
J an
16c
\
'
22,500 7
.7> 2.40 2.60
'
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v
! 10% July
' 89
VY
Sep
10% May-
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.
May
18% Aug
'
7-7
;
Y
Teck-Hushes Gold Mines1
26c
8%
2.42
x.
•.
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Consol
Preferred
7U
100
29%
8%
—r~*
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7
—
—
Mines
"1.04
Jan
6 %
20
t
7 Jun"
105
Sep
18%
'<
Jans
Feb
50c ' Aug '
Jan
6%
250
v v;
84
■
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Sep
100
160
11
16 V4
•
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25%
7
__25
,
10
"1,600
.6%
1.55
Mar
1,95 Jan
r_ 7
(Tamblyn (G) common.*—.;
u—•
7 ^25
' 7725
7 26
■"77270 7 '7 22% Jan ( 7 7 27% May',:
i
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40
;T
54% May
,527/« July
*
77" 2o\
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6V2
,5% July : r'7'7: 7% Aug ■.
4,500
20%
29'A
Mines
New
Nib
19%
18
Iron
Inlet
18,300
.
"
r.
91c
-
(Toronto
20
Hosiery class B__
July
'93c
&
'
July
.
"
355
23c
$ 37c
;
Aug
52c
—
Apr
1.50 Feb
65c
10c
3,347
T
.20"%
'6%
11
,
July
23
10
~
840"
15c
10y2
'92c
7
"
:
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Jan
(
-
7
2,900
7%
"20
34
Jan
Jan
1.12
-
'
102 102 V2
' 20
*
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Aug
2,255
42c
—*
Preferred
National
20c
;
Jan
65
22%
~
5
5
"
.1
..1
12%
Feb
Feb
5,585
19%
73%
Y
Jan
11
*
common.
Sylvanite Gold Min.es
77.;
'
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\
Feb
38
Co
10c
.1
July
90c
Jup
1.40
Jan
18'/4
25.700
; May
36%
108% Mar
,
July
10 y2
6%
:'v4U
•;
;
Jan
35c.
25
Jup'
6% Aug
July
78c
,7.
1
7%
—I
Surf
Mar
17c
July
6.65 July
!,
j.
Canada
Rock
75c
' " 7 10
~
T
of
( Sullivan
Apr
36c
6c
2,100
*
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75c
22
25
19%
18
I.
Apr
430
;;r.
59c
70
v
72
Jan
% 11,455
18
19
7'* 18
"
common
July
Radio
.
Jan
8%c
i-,
——
Y Stuart Oil preferred
Sturgeon River
Sudbury Contact—
Y. 1.70 Mar
July
3,000
55c
.
25c
20c
17%
235
7c
7 65
V
17%
",18
55c
~
,
8.20
7.40
>7/ 65
—100
Locomotive
Corn
31c
•
common-
common
July
July-
"7,500
77 20
:•
.
75 %
Sep
80c
<ty8c
24,220
20c
20
52%
.
'
1,000
20 %c
Mo net a
Moore
9,925
'•v;
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•
—
Containers
1,110 "
1.13
5%c
l
:
OH & Gas—
Mining Corp
55
1.00
5%c
•
Gold
Miqes
—,
Mid-Continental
Monarch
!52%
53 y2
1
—1
McMarmac
Modern
9
—
Mines—
,
:
Preferred
'
McLellan
V100
—
Olson
8teep
'
10c
-
common—.
—•
Co
*
10
'
Steeloy Mining Corp
May
23
,
1
•
Starratt
Apr
29
;
"
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—
common
17
■h
18
,
:
common
Steel
j
Jan
28
15%
75c
Stanley Brock class A—
51c ; Feb
„
28%
17 %, Feb;
25Y2
77 13% July1
Jan
59c
,7-*
.
-
Pavmg
.Standard
Jan.
7 36c
•
15%'May
;
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,
Jan
.
101 y4
18,400'
■"
19 >/2
20
71:00- 1.36
1.25 "
7.
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24
180;
.
poy4
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;
Preferred
Jan
25c
—
Stanuara
7.
■
*
-
Preferred
Feb
13
Mines
Rights
Jun
llVa
13c
-20
15% May
;*-•
5% July
8,325
44c
30
_•
1
«,
*
(
Jan
30c
:
-
3.75
20
.
.:••*•
.
Stadacona
1,895
.
July
27 v2
-
530
-
7■
78c
42J/4
;
7-;v 46J
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—20
-
Sturgeon-
104
*
68c
.
1
,
;
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1.06 »/2
'
1
*
825
-
.100
—
Mlnesj
Jan
15.y2c
common——,
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53
,
9
,*
July
77.-7 >25 77n- 13% Feb
,.7 913 7 •
12 y4 Aug
"
12 %,
■
-.v.6.%76%
6%
7
7-7 Y"
34 * 35
7 30y2 ** 30J/2 -3iy2
•
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Co
Springer
7
new—'—
Mines—.
(N)
Jan
,
a
—*
95c
July
1.50 July
3e
Apr
39,800
1.14
1
Preierred
Frontenac
38c
1,000
1.09
1
Gold
Massey-Harris
McCabe
14
—1
Martin-McNeely Mines
McColl
11.85
*
Gold-
McBrine
3%C
11.80
53
10
Preferred
Marcus
3%c
.——*
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"""
11.85
—*
Eastern
&
:
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Fields
2.45 July
High
July
12
.
Maasen
(lY
12
> •
130
.......
20
9.75
-——5
V4 '77-12 lA
Preierred new—
aiaden
Feb
ft.45
class
Slater
,
35c July
Sep
1.50 July
7- 13
20'.-v
_T
common
B
Simpsons
Sep
3.05 July
4,100
Mines———1
MacLeoa-CocxstiuH Gold Mines
,!
High
12%
Sigma Mines
2.5.0 July
2,625
9,160
13y4
ailverwood's class: A
Siscce Gold
MacDonald
• ■■■[
common——
;
Silknit
86c
,
.Low
Y
•
34
Jan
new
vtc
Feb
Aug
May
"
1.02 July
7.
Shares
'
Jan
3.45
36
July
30c
Mines
33
*
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•;.
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Jan
1.46
July
2.15
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Sick's Erew
Jan
1.55
37c
July
35%
33%
77
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
1.20 July
5,600
32%
_
Yellowknlfe Gold—
Lynx
>
Week's
Last
LOW
1.15
1.94
33 %
•— -*•-*
Goldfields
Lundward
31c
1.01
1.95
Lac Gold Mines Ltd
class A—-
1.36
28c
,
.
1.04
Groceterias
Louvicourt
30c
,
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Friday
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High
1.30
1.30
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of Prices
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Lexindin
MARKETS
SEPTEMBER
Sales
Sale Price
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WEEK ENDING
FOR
Monday, September 9, 1946
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19
200
17
11C
500
9% c.July
33c
Mar
*
Jan
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4.93
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106.96:
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1
14.93
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Boston
First
Mutual
Trust
17.14.
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45
6
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General Investors Trust
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General
American
Alliance
American
Automobile
priced bond series
V
v
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5
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shares—
shares...
41
43 /
10.45
13.90
15.27
Camden
10.39
11.42
City of New York
12.54
/; 13.78
Connecticut General Life
13.44
14.76
9.41
10.35
Continental Casualty
Crum & Forster Inc
40
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Electrical equipment
,.
10.72
Bankers & Shippers
Boston
11.91
14.48
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-—-
15.90
ii-'-V
Fund Inc
—10c
-
10
>
68
9.80:
10
8.41
9.63
Firemen's
9.87
Franklin
*
8.98
—m—
Tobacco
12.04.
Putnam
Schoellkopf Hutton and
3.91
f.
5.42:
5.75
Pomeroy
i
Selected Amer Shares
6.36...
:
:.4 %
Standard
1.00'
Union
1.80
105.43
—2% i
28.13;
B
Series
Bank Group shares
*
Insurance Group shares
?
of America—10
—1
Investors Fund C
33.61
14.99
15.34
21.05
19.24
20.99
;
29.86
—
18.05
19.80
Recent
Bid
10.82
U S Fire
North
Amer
Trust
•
2.93
2.59
t
1
Series 1956——
48
47
4
56
59
10
85
90
2.50
36%
39
101%
102%
Texas
101%
102
Westchester Fire
Security Issues
Ask
Bid
Power
100%
105%
Westinghouse
1970
Yonkers El Lt & Pow 25/aS—1976
100%
98'%
103%
101%
102
2%s
—
Pub Serv
Laclede
2%s
Gas
Lt
3%s_1980
3yas—
1965
104
1975
106
1975
101%
2%s
Power
Central
105
Maine
Koppers
Co
102%
Monongahela
1986
100 VA
100%
Ohio
1976
101%
102%
101%
102
Philco
101%
102%
Service
2%s
Gas
Brook
-
100,V
99%
Oct.
99%
100%
103%
104
Other
U S Conversion
Issues-
"
3s
Panama Canal 3s
102
1966,
1975
97%.:
100 Va
.
-•
,
1947
1981
.«•'':,-•'
129
,98%'
101%
Union
Oil
(Cal)
100%
99
109 Va
103
104
103
104%
100
105
105%
•
$3.75
106
103
108
Spring Brook 4.10%
Sioux City G & E 3.90%
100
Ratea quoted
131
106%
lot. Rate
Rid
: Ask
Bid
Ask
of
Indebtedness—
Oct.
b0.375 V 0.28%
Oct.
b0.375
0.33%
Nov. 7.
b0.375
0.33%
Nov.
b0.375
0.33%
Bid
3,
1946.
1946
Oct.
10,
1946-
b0.375
0.34%
Oct.
Ask
17,
1946-
b0.375
0.34%
.
100.5
100.6
Certificates
—1 Vt%
100.5
100.6
t%s Oct.
.0019
.0032
.0120
.0210
t%s Jan. 1, 1947
.0072
.0134
.0095
.0173
sale—not
.0118
.0213
livered.
0.35%
0.35%
b0.375
0.35%
b0.375
1946——.
1946
29,
0.35%
b0.375
b0.375
0.35%
.0089
t7/as Feb.
Nov.
0.35%
b0.375
1946
14, 1946—
.0067
t%S Nov. 1^ 1946
t7/aS Dec. 1, 1946
0.34%
b0.375
Nov. 21, 1946—
Oct.
26,
Ask
b0.375
1946—
31, 1946
24,
Sept. 12, 1946_
Sept. 19, 1946.
Dollar Price 100 Plus
Maturity-
Bills
at purchase
are it/t discount
Sept.
Quotations For U. S. Treasury Notes
tSept. 15, 1947_
{Sept. 15, 1947
SSept. IB. 1948—.
-
United States Treasury
;
lOOYe
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32ds of a point
15,: 1946
—
Corp.
107%
102
Scranton
Bid
tDec
105
101%
Seagrams (Joseph)
2yas
City Gas & El 2%s
110
106%
3.90%
2%S—1976
Treasury bills-
{March 15, 1947-
Service
102
100
99
96%
108%
Power 4.40%—100
IO2V2
bl.10%
15, 1946
100lB6
100'/8
1, 1955-1953
•
Public
92%
95
101%
Bid
0.90%
May 1, 1952-1950
iy,s Jan. 1, 1953-1951
Maturity—
91
3.50%—..
Federal Home Loan Banks—
,iy4s
2VaS Feb.
Power
101%
3y8S_1976
Sioux
Ask
Pederal Land Bank Bonds—
1950-1948
Par
2Vz%
1975
Coke
&
Scranton-Spg
1,
100%
Electric 3.70%
3%%
Public Serv
(Ind)
3.50%
Ruppert (Jacob) 4'%%
100
3cranton Electric 3.35%
Public Serv (Okla) 2%s
lVzS Oct
100
Pennsylvania
1976
Public
Pennsylvania Electric 2%s
Obligalions Gf Governmental Agencies
101%
101%
$4
Philadelphia El Pow 25/8S—1975
Page 1344
100%
101%
Preferred Stocks—
American Airlines
100
Monongahela Power 3s
19 %
■.
1976
25/8S—1971
Elec
104%
1976
Ask
99 Va
1976
Utah Pow & Lt 2%s
101%
1961
Illinois Power Co 27/sS—
Portland
-
Light 2%s_1975
105
Mt States Tel & Tel 2%s
Bid
&
100 Va
Ohio
FOR NEW YORK CITY BANKS & TRUST COS.—See
33%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—2
1976
;
Kans Okla & Gulf Ry
2.95
U S El Lt & Pwr Shares A
119%
30%
625
95%
7.90
1 I-A 3.45
—_
35%
610
U S Guarantee
113%-
Iowa
6.95
shares—
Series 1955—
53
<
115
10 "
94%
Montana
9.85
B-4
31%
28%
>
__100
American Airlines 3s—»—1966
Gatineau Power 3s—
™
'
—
U S
Bondfl—
-
.
2.50
D
29.75
27.28
—
98
25
Standard Accident
Travelers
50
33%
Calif Elec Power 3s
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Independence Trust Shares
28.41
;—,
;
26 VA
108%
9.73
Fund——
Unit Type Trusts—
Oustr**tan FundsB-l__
"*:v
73
70
10
10
Springfield Fire & Marine
10%
25
12%
Surety
Security New Haven
34 'v
29%
•
-
31%
23
Tenn Gas & Transm 2%s„ 1966
10
7.50
'
1.18
16.37
30.92
-
1.05
52%
-
7
29%
Bklya Union Gas 27/8S.i_.—1976
v
•14.64
Stock and Bond Group shares-
50
95
38%
'•
10
Seaboard
8%
6
10
St Paul Fire Sr- Marine
37
20%i,
31
36
2
1.06
1
Union Preferred Stock
23%
18%
_fi
Flre_
21.75
23.01
Wellington Fund
10
Reinsurance
24.21
6.86
99c
Providence-Washington
.
21%
15
10
15
8
56.50
N
: 23.48
A
C
16.71
American
89
13%
Preferred Accident
91c
82c
95c
Unien Common Stock Fund B—_ ;8.90
89c';;
Great
Hartford
63%
85
35
15.-
;
!'
58
60%
10
7.34
53.50
-
15:25;
preferred
\
10
13%
fl
com—✓
106
28
Indemnity Co
Phoenix
12%
r
_fl
Rutgers Fire
90
14.25
6.70
25c .-v
series
&
86
101
!
Fire
106%
8
Globe & Republic
12.50
102%
10
Glens Falls Fire
Globe
6%
5%
'
19.90
Fund
Bond
5%
107.57
13.18
-1
1
Utilities--——-10c
■■■Series
,
5
Corp (NY)
Republic
(Texas)
Revere (Paul) Fire
_10
Hanover
Sovereign Investors
■
1.75
3.80
4.18
8
Fire
2nd
•
;
Trusteed Industry Shares
26.16;
17.32
11
Bcudder, Stevens & Clark
Fund, Inc
5.32
/
;
:
30
V
16.11
v
:&/•••
„—.-IOC
6.11
.v.
20
Trading
Fund—Jt
Republic Invest Fund,—.,;..—A
7.35
a
&
(Geo)
Newark-o
General Reinsurance Corp
Gibraltar F're & Marind.
12.82
11.67
11.67
...
Petroleum
5.7P-
5.19
•
B-3
72
2.50
Pacific
Fireman's Fd of San Fran
'■*'
Securities Ltd—
Group shares.
Series
S
t
7.31
5.78-,
Institutional
B-2
31
River
Pacific
•
•
6.64
80c
Incorporated investors..;——fl
Series
29
'vVx v'-;
Railroad
State Street Investment Corp—-
Series
34%
31%
50%
31%
62
8.87-
24
48
183
of
14%
22% "
Northern
56
.
53%
13
Northeastern
59
8.76
51
69-
178
Railroad equipment
Steel
31
8
21%
ya
10
—
167
10
66
10
8.81
13.38
2
10
19
20
8.01
12.18
6%
6
157
Casualty
New Hampshire Fire
New York Fire
10
Federal
,4.83
——1
;;
8
■
2
20
59
29
29%
10
Fire Assn of Phlla
w;
28
Union Fire
North
Fidelity St Deposit of MA
9.45
8
26
56
Liberty
Amsterdam
24'..-
8.09
10.85
6
,10
22%
B
Employees Group
Employers Reinsurance
7
6
New Brunswick
74
•
Metals
-
.
National
New
78
70%
7.35-./
5.22
Holding Corp
Co
73
10
Oils
5.55
;
7
6%
25
Fire
11.78
10.84
i
stock
Insurance
i Machinery
4.92. ?
r
.
National
...2%
Public Utility
3.54
shares
-Utility, shares
Scries
10
—
Baltimore American—
91%
4
National Fire
6.23
;,6.48
Tobacco shares
Keystone
National
64ya
11.84
10.96
Equipment shares.
Investment
20%
61%
14.32
8.07
Steel shares
Aviation
18%/:
25
Automobile
Diversified Speculative——
Y
29%
(Detroit)—10
Casualty
10
Surety
9.51
v
8
N
16%
87
27'%
12%
Fire
10.77
12.22/
8.60 ft
•v
Foundation
Monarch
Reserve
—
38
14%
1
—4
33
American
—
16
101
:
18%
31
American
;
Equipment
Fire
17 >/4
7.13
stock
Business
Mfrs
&
10
8.77.
'
10.34
—
Mining shares—
Common
Merch
7.65
Merchandise shares—
Income
11%
17.78
*
stock
Merchant Fire Assur
6.43
-1
'
—
Low Prioe Shares
Railroad Bond
2%
19%
16.89
:
Fund—
7.56'
7.98
bond shares
Petroleum
of Newark
11%.
Casualty
Massacnusetts Bonding
8.92
Institutional bond shares
Huron
American
9.81
.5.66
shares... f
Investing
;
American
4.70
Maryland
10%
American
.; 13.04
9.27
6.87 V
Industrial Machinery shares-
RR
4.60
4.22
Aviation
7.51,
-,
;
11.13
Electrical Equipment...——
Food shgres
—
Railroad
;\j 4.14
Bank
Fire
17% '
American
8.09
8.99
8.93
Chemical shares
General
35
13.87
"i.34;
•£0.43
—
Administered
97Va
7.35
8.18';
.
Fully
14%
10
20
12.63
6.83
,
-
———
Building shares
V
10
Insur Co of North America
x
shares—.—.— I
shares
Aviation
Homestead
78
ya
31%
9.33
Diversified Investment Fund—
shares
Automobile
50%-v
75
Automobile
Group Securities—
Agricultural
48
8
22
8.44
Chemical
'i
5.
29 Va
Agriculture
"
v
45
27%
29
5.18
Inc—
42
Home
20
8.12
.
Ask
Bid
Par
Hartford Steamboller Inspect._10
57%
4
4.59
York Stocks
Ask
94
10
7.38
Beries
Bid
91
Jersey Insurance of N Y
5.95
Building suDply
6.04m
-
»•
47
10
8.43
New
6.80/
19%
45
55
'
44.98
17%'
25
Life
7.56
England
16.59
5.77 W
V
St Louis & San Franoisco corn-
10
6.98.
48
15.14
2
Fundamental Investors Inc
68
10
Agricultural
5.37
—
Stock series
-
55
99
66
8.05
series
stock
New
2.34
7.
6.25
f
x
27.78
2.13 r
.
10
Corp
First
A
16.03
25.81 V:
Fund Inc.
97
t:.
Par
■
7.34
Speculative series
V
72
27
com
Preferred
Aetna Casual & Surety
Aetna
12.15
11.24,:
1
Series—
Selected series
27.45
25.67
-1
Fund
Grande
25
52
Rio
69
•
Low priced stock common-
Low
Howard—
St
Balanced
Sc
32
,
Preferred stock
Delaware: Fund.
Dividend Shares—
Denver
99
Francisco—
.16.44
14.59
Fund Inc
series
Industrial
6.76
■
354
•
100
preferred
Preferred
16.05
series
Income
6.22
1
Louis
,
Securities—
National Security
153
148
100
.
Commonwealth Invest
97
Common
]-■
1
Fund
2d
National Investors Corp—
34.28
31.88
—*
Chemical, Fund—
—1 't -14.52;' 15.70.
3,000
;.
Securities coin—100 2, 900
Christiana
1993
1st 50-year 4s
Income 75-year 4%s_,».
9.63
shares
Balanced
5,25
v
69
5%
4%s
29.77
Investors Trust
Mass
Nation-Wide
-
66
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific-
K10
'V)
8.76
27.69
—
Mass
21.47.-
v24.56
22.48
92
'-Si7
ICo
Common
21.29
6
1—
88
Grande-
'■). 6.65
Fund—:
8.29
17.07
w 6%
1
2019
4%s
—
6.11
Knickerbocker
8.91
St
17.50
14.63
13.30
102.68
—_
Fynd Ino_i—
Canadian- Inv
Rio
1st 3-48 income
29.49
iV 15.93
...
Series
11,93"
8%
-—w—..„-«.l
Broad Street' Invest-Co Inc
Bullock
:
11.00
AxerHoughton
Beneficial Corp..*
Blair & Co
'
4.50
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc„
Fund B—
/
33%
31%
shares—
Oil
6.29
5.75
10
-1
Investlng-lOo
American
&
Ask
Bid
Stocks
105
28.38
26.85
*
IVa
Affiliated Fund Inc
Amerex Holding Corp
American Business Shares
20.98
19.12
Series
8.73
Ask
103
2018
income
Denver
Income
_„1
Bid
1994
iik
Bit
Par
Ask
Bid,
.
.
.yVl.
Chicago Rock Island St Pacific¬
AV»%
100.18
100.19
-iy*%
loo.io
ioo.ii;
AVs%
100.29
100.30
1, 1946
1, 1947
*7/aS March 1, 1947
t%s April 1, 1947——
.0137
;0249
1947
.0103
.0248
t7/as July 1,-1947
t7/as Aug. 1, 1947
.0116
,0277
.0219
.0397
t7/aS~SUpt.-lr,
.0143
.0337
t%S June 1.
1947—
—
a
g
lot sales,
Odd
Formerly
z
1946,
Club
x
b Yield price,
Aluminum
Included
in
range
Ex-dividend,
Formerly
Alfred
Utensil
*No par value,
Cash sale,
5,
d Deferred
delivery,
e
Ex-interest,
Co.
£ Remo ved to Stock Exchange, r Canadian
t Ex-stock dividend.
(Un) Unlisted Issue,
for year,
y Ex-rights.
Decker & Cohn
and common stock split on
dividend.
c
Dec.
tin default.,
a
f Flat Pj^c®
market, s vasn
wdwnen de¬
.
J
Inc.;
name
changed
to
Society
Brand Clothes
„Q
JUiy
3-for-l basis.
{These bonds
'
are
subject
to
all
Federal taxes,
flEx-liauldating
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1362
Monday, September 9, 1946
Week Ended Aug. 24
BANK CLEARINGS
THE COURSE OF
/"
compared with a year ago.
show an increase
clearings this week will
Bank
Third Federal Reserve
884,684
Philadelphia
Reading
Wilkes-Barre
329,453,337
+ 59.3
180,988,246
153,723,970
+ 17.7
123,100,000
+ 46.1
Youngstown
233,115,000
197,367,000
+ 18.1
173,160,301
144,742,027
+ 19.6
160,571,615
126,897,819
+ 26.5
122,377,695
105,547,321
+ 15.9
$7,931,122,615
$5,512,631,274
+ 43.9
West
1,478,467,672
1,311,857,200
+ 12.7
Virginia—Norfolk
Y
^
Baltimore
days
Other cities, five days
of
,
+ 12.4
+ 23.9
94,773,645
90,519,055
+ 20.6
199,543,572
2o! 151,600
15,574,100
+ 29.4
18,186,200
192,309,454
15,452,700
3,032,574
4,547,648
2,665,935
+ 13.8
3,187,834
+ 42.7
3,734,394
3,489,104
242,011,286
225,623,064
+
7.3
243,206,833
203,407,234
659,399,802
567,581,128
+16.2
565,722,831
510,696,734
I
(7 cities)
we
Virginia—Huntington
$8,590,576,225
+ 19.4
District
of
Federal
San Francisco Reserve
and the
V
3d
12
■■
YYyyYI
10
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
7
5th Richmond
6
6th Atlanta
10
.
17
7th Chicago
Louis..
8th St.
4
.
9th Minneapolis
7
10th Kansas City
10
11th Dallas
6
.
10
Francisco
12th San
•<
««
+
621,482,323
567,581^128
296,359,954
>;
326,679,350
4,578,993,245
607,308,878
582,991,375
+ 16.2
354,846,639
565,722,831
Y
+ 19.7'
510,696,734
261,277,683
9.7
40,372,892
+ 31.0
34,735,009
38,911,774
—354,846,639
296,359,954
+19.7
261,277,683
253,345,923
340,311,230
335,133,031
571,444,689
244,555,992
376,280,930
749,549,452
592,471,222 t +26.5
272,593,766
+ 23.0
225,177,013
+ 35.6
213,976,891
210,637,377
358,383,258
317,707,659
+ 12.8
272,517,472
213,233,028
164,190,719
+29.9
572,381,714
Y 504,304,664
+ 13.5
M
305,347,413
";Y:i
If
•«
II
•
;Y
11,734,000,926
9,903,049,111
Y 5,310,789,859
Outside New York City—
Sixth
;t";.":.'tYY;>t'tV7•'Yw; Y• YA-t''
Federal Reserve
Y
District—Atlanta—
r1
11,208 895
,
Y
Georgia—Atlanta
—..Wp
+ 34.9
32,344,117
33,062,210
+ 19.6
122,200,000
119,800,000
3,831,144
Macon
now
add
our
Louisiana—New Orleans
,
++
Total (10 cities)
•:'Y;
Clearings at—
Federal
First
9,367,637,116
8,465,848,663
4,164,780,067
1
Reserve
1944
1943
$
■j,£ YyC."
+ 66.3
f
2,841,920
+ 41.5
289,708,416
1,112,052
+ 24.0
1
;Y;
*
Y
*
277,094,508
364,911
633,610
3.9
1,202,668
4,370,473
+
6.2
4,367,877
3,876,371
3,087,043
+ 25.G
2,785,436
15,322,037
15,499,879
1.1
13,547,835
378,399
•
Worcester.
_
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Haven
Rhode
Now
+ 20.7
5,491,274
5,721,301
+ 23.8
15,365,400
15,354,700
736,618
+29.0
592,120
413,938,177
359,700,761
+ 15.1
337,890,903
326,679,350
District—New York—
Buffalo
,
668,893
610,543
15,533,305
15,031,040
1,482,261
+ 21.9
1,372,248
+ 29.9
+ 26.0
Indiana—Fort Wayne..
63,422,260
56,432,352
+ 12.4
58,962,431
59,116,488
15,944,627
1,108,545
949,782
+ 16.7
1,375,937
York
1,197,446
+ 14.9
978,431.
"V
990,116
1,071,562
725,107
6,423,211,067
Rochester
..
5,454,140,527
+ 17.8
5,202,857,049
4,420,537,784
13,929,535
11,154,444
+ 24.9
13,406,983
11,049,409
7,557,354
5,663,134
9,013,881
Connecticut—Stamford
10,889,557
Wisconsin—Milwaukee.
Iowa—Cedar Rapids—.
Northern New Jersey
Total (12 cities).:
•
,
3,516,734
+ 21.6
1 9,591,005
+ 23.0
,
Chicago
1,666,929
14,365,433
7,216,239
? 629,869
470,587,804
+ 25.9
1,682,756
+ 33.3
686,248
592,679,305
2,243,782
.
:'V
6,887,738
;
749,549,452
+
1,746,758
*y
14,041,207
v
547,737
453,709,303
"f
; »
:'
,:;
■
Y
;Y
Y
3,340,822
6,315,792
29,782,172
1,626,322
15,391,931
6,296,236
713,417
439,783,729
1,434,022
5.848,981
5,316,889
2,044,529
2,302,633
2,315,139
1,732,436
+ 43.8
+ 26.5
•; 592,471,222
;
1,639,988
+ 44.0
2,304,569
-Y 1,775,410
-
Y 5,831,613
9.0
+ i8.o
5,837,870
Y;
3,319,435
2,552,400
(17 cities).
'YY
+ 25.3
.
•
32,464,373
+ 30.1
9,044,080
Illinois—Bloomington
'
+ 41.3
2,356,148
18,695,582
Sioux City
26,968,000
25,476,000
+ 36.4
+ 38.4
8,957,151
>
41,438,913
Moines.
571,444,689-
156,900,000
•
554,155,501
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. LouisMissouri—-St.
Louis
148,300,000
169,800,000
+ 18.8
77,912,086
67,258,736
+ 15.8
60,862,287
59,543,566
54,714,663
33,978,153
+ 61.0
35,643,426
1,073,555
1,556,877
—31.0
34,679,849
Pv
981,000
335,400,304
272,593)766
+23.0
253,423,136
201,700,000
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
Total (4 cities).
Ninth Federal Reserve
>
1,069,000
Y
244,555,992
District—Minneapolis—
4,830,165
4,582,906
5.4
3,841,488
3,651,341
220,884,000
163,359,243
+ 35.2
45,699,705
+ 39.6
151,501,507
48,582,860
151,751,298
63,810,140
Minnesota—Duluth
Paul
+
44,218,056
'
2,858,664
North Dakota—Fargo
5,104,796
3,452,026
+ 47.9
2,832,823
South
2,320,076
1,870,065
+ 24.1
1,578,068
1,553,426
2,337,042
1,662,910
+ 40.5
6,061,194
4,550,158
+ 33.2
1,620,422
4,019,723
5,308,866
305,347,413
225,177,013
+35.6
213,976,891
210,637,377
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
Helena
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
1,295,726
202,573
+ 10.5
1330,392
Omaha
287,277
+ 15.0
3,940,265
+ 20.9
85,984,782
78,224,279
223,865
—.
+
211,395
Y
c-.iV,
266,077
9.9
230,563
191,244
3,390,327
69,095,081
4,471,669
73,279,778
2,386,909
3,736,565
6,275,671
+ 18.5
7,011,668
5,439,004*
216,875,352
+ 12.5
184,350,024
183,969,797
8,405,603
6,282,590
+
33.8
4,966,796
5,454,456
1,510,841
1,328,050
Missouri—Kansas
+ 14.5
7,438,409
244,019,600
1,025,405
857,682
+ 54.9
•'
358,383,258
"317,707,659
+12.8
4,376,896
Kansas—Topeka
St.
City-
4,764,820
Lincoln
City
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Tutal (10
cities).
2,160,190
+ 47.3
338,079
750,178
763,349
581,736
272,517,472
276,790,848
Eleventh Federal Reserve Dlstriot—Dallas—
6,028,802
177,151,000
2,231,836
2,281,441
Dallas
135,909,000
+ 30.4
111,112,000
98,195,850
Fort Worth
*18,500,000
15,788,440
+ 17.2
14,793,653
11,877,772
3,865,000
Texas—Austin
Wichita
Total
*2,858,898
+110.9
+ 28.4
3.290,000
3,361,000
1,640,861
+ 41.9
1,273,069
1,160,261
5,359,791
4,982,520
+
7.6
4,543,064
4,772,042
213,233,028
(6 cities).
3,011,000
2,328,435
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport.
164,190,719
+29.9
137,243,622
121,648,366
1.8
76,405,951
76,281,654
427,539
+ 33.4
5,997,550
6,376,037
+ 41.4
6,285,305
360,339
+ 18.6
289,418
362,556
25,858,004
32,530,637
83,741,633
Oregon—Portland
San
—
Francisco
+ 25.8
25,071,891
24,690,701
5,349,528
Santa Barbara
2,180,960
+ 16.7
70,041,032
77,754,365
25,117,327
6,921,180
+ 35.4
24,809,207
22,465,939
7,522,563
5,878,034
334,915,000
9,678,695
California—Long Beach
Pasadena
+ 22.5
71,781,423
33,999,183
Lake City
2,935,941
83,777,487
.
85,294,469
3,596,740
Washington—Seattle
—
+ 27.7
7,349,696
3,45G,260
9,713,681
3,238,929
292,391,000
+ 14.5
266,367,000
243,929,000
4,802,772
+
8.7
Stockton
8,063,037
+ 20.0
1,946,119
+ 38.5
7,092,126
1,661,172
6,576,040
—
5,250,538
+ 25.2
4,365,148
6,475,658
Total
1,980,045
4,603,630
2,696,339
San Jose
"
—
Newark
V,
2,893,012
33,700,761
4,004,932
Terre Haute
+ 30.0
26,678,000
36,393,000
South Bend...
Utah—Salt
'
Syracuse
3,824,809 ■»
4,970,877
Indianapolis
1,571,458
y
!
JElmira
349,644
525,051
5,874,970
5,856,690 H
YY: 3,526,377
4,125,242
/ 2,817,406
2,747,042
+ 46.6
5,672,962
4,067,105
895,030
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco-
—;4.4":
1,806,778
_
Jamestown
Jersey—Montclair
•
•
15,243,470
_.
335,133,031
5,123,730
Galveston
Binghamton..
New
6,106,233
15,101,100
York—Albany
New
14,124,376
950,579
cities)
Second Federal Reserve
2,670,085
7,370,634
Hampshire—Manchester
(12
—
4,110,640
Y
18,702,100
Island—Providence
Total
Wow
>
340.311,230
1,083,889
5,170,994
Springfield
376,280,030 y+17.1
4,065,386
883,735
V j 794,722
+
1,431,758
+ 53.4
3,527,157
Y
1,378,326
580,528
—
92,953,519
Y.;,'
Wichita
2,907,502
+ 14.9
^
'
if. 806,456
768,742
;
Y
2
Y 307,687,011
Bedford—
75,192,080
District—-Chleafa—
Hastings
,
1,379,105
Lowell
New
-
4,020,168
River
265,839
0.6
—
4,045,310,879
353,629,477
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
219,979
78,359,289
7,368,695
445,903,412
+18.5
wSf.
Y Y 901,707
1,504,426
+ 75.5
Lansing
463,728,552
Dec. %
$
SrJ'H •*+• -: ;• ;• c ».*.V
Maine—Bangor
Fall
Y;-JJ;.-YY,Y..
$
Reserve District—Boston
+ 13.4
172,680
Grand Rapids
St.
Inc. or
1945
+ 10.1
4,146,001
303!o70
■
119,517,716
Michigan—Ann Arbor-
121,648,366
Week Ended Aug. 24
Y.YY
1946
43,170,987
58,250,164
Y,
Nebraska—Fremont.
'
^
51,199,956
1,807,851
37,628,205
34,596,321
4,300,856
77,921,076
Mississippi—Vicksburg
137,243,622
week ended Aug. 31 for four years:
1
2,246,937
1,543,431
41,043,013
64,119,549
4,699,982
Minneapolis
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
,f
2,516,369
51.6
+
+ 32.7
57,293,755
Mobile
Seventh* Federal
+ 81.9
2,106,752
S 1,610,457
2,441,205
—.
Alabama—Birmingham
Des
8,471,293
9,986,899
8.6
+
36,946,205
141,200,000
Augusta
Florida—Jacksonville
276,790,848
+ 19.4
4,448,908584
:,
10,318,395
491829,040
168,900,000
Nashville
Total (7 cities)
We
1,925,936
554,155,501
253,423,136
+17,1,
440,547,716
t
M
+
253,345,929
335,400,304
if
130,655,542
1,962,265
150,530,239
Springfield-
Y)
5,367,108,732
+ 16.9
659,399,802
j.;.. Y
+ 29.7
1,102,629
1943
Y;; 337,890,903
15.1
+ 17.9 Y
726,319,722
M
M
111 cities
Total
359,700,761
Y-.v'*
6,142,000
74,608,048
1,434,650
$ :*
Dec. %
$
5,605,198,972
Y. Y
5,717,000
+ 29.0
2,545,410
^Tennessee—Knoxvllla-__
Total
1944
Inc. or
cn
M CO
+:;
Y 6,609,653,701
4*
+ 51.8
+ 38.0
52,875,841
Rockford
by Federal Reserve Districts:
VY. 413,938,177
12 cities
—
York
New
1,305,288
5,407,000
:
165,082,673
Decatur.
.
„
.
„
":Y $
Districts
Reserve
1st Bcclcn
id
2,192,577
76,680,242
1,835,184
140,875,598
Columbia—Washington- it:
Total (6 cities)
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1946
2,288,156
t.
a summary
Week Ended Aug. 31—
3,326,610
96,782,270
1,980,965
7,462,000
124,899,750
,
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
—51.8
.
furnish
3,990,031
Reserve District—Richmond—
South
+ 37.9
1,766,087,751
29.9%
,
4,297,428
Peoria
following
607,308,878
104,756,605
4,829,661
Richmond
week covered by the foregoing will appear
in as much as the week
12.8%, the Dallas Reserve District of
In the
582,991,375 :Y
+16.9
211,476,162
Fifth Federal
the Saturday figures are not
District of 13.5%.
621,482,323
;
129,776,022
Total
available at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
we are able to give the final and complete results of th week previous—the week
ended Aug. 31.
For that week there was an increase of 18.5%, the aggregate of
clearings for the whole country having amounted to $11,734,000,926 against $9,903,049,111 in the same week in 1945. Outside of this city there was a gain of 19.4%, the
bank clearings at this center having recorded an increase of 17.8%.
We group the
cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from
this it appears that in the New York District (including this city) the totals show an
improvement of 17.9%, in the Boston Reserve District of 15.1% and in the Philadel¬
phia Reserve District of 16.9%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are
larger by 16.2%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 19.7% and in the Atlanta
Reserve District by 17.1%.
In the Chicago Reserve District the totals record an
expansion of 26.5%, in the St. Louis Reserve District of 23.0% and in the Minneapolis
Reserve District of 35.6%.
The Kansas City Reserve District has to its credit a gain
ends Saturday and
4,35~4~000
25,5
•
We cannot furnish them today,
issue of next week.
3,514~000
+
255,051,011
...
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
$6,824,488,474
y%Y - Y"'y'Vv'Yy
Complete and exact details for the
our
Ohio—Canton
'Columbus
$10,26q,037,734
Total all cities for week
in
Y;
3,731,960
Cincinnati
850,447,447
/•-,//' '
1,743,145
+ 87,3
Cleveland
$9,409,580,287
Total all cities, five days
All cities, one day
*
Y
4,682,628
Mansfield
179,900,000
.
.,
Y
206,751,203
Pittsburgh
,
1,731,321
1,726,581
2,222,719
9.3
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
+ 25.9
—
Cleveland
'•/
1,549,387
+ 100.0
1,74.6,515
t2,852,017
726,319,722
1,583,495
+ 15.7
+ 69.7
+
15,340,824
+
597,688
597,000,000
1,522,958
2,497,719
1,587,350
1,533,771
+ 16.2
1,781,483
3,062,736
3,462,655
+ 25.3
San Francisco
<
*500,000
+147.8
606,000,000
2,021,301
York
Delaware—Wilmington
382,000,000
St. Louis
V:..• /,
485,897
653,547
1,531,684
569,000,000
3,022,854
313,094,943
Boston
.
'498,030
3,308,921
481,000,000
Ten cities, live
552,282
4.1
—
"
Philadelphia—
City
1,354,118
Scran ton
392,169,260
Chicago
Kansas
$
+ 42.1
644,062
3,355,666
704,000,000
Lancaster
+ 51.0
$3,759,406,991
$5,673,346,560
—
1943
$
1945
7-
New York
1944
+ 14.6
694,406
915,073
Telegrapb
1946
Ending Sept.
Inc. or
Dec. %
771,722
665,940
•
New Jersey—Trenton
Clearings—Returns by
t
Chester
Total (10 cities)
Week
1945
District—Philadelphia-
Bethlehem
indicate that for the
week follows:
summary for the
.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief
week ended Saturday, Sept. 7, clearings
for all cities of the United States from which it is possible to obtain weekly clearing's
will be 19 4% above those for the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary
ids
total stands at $10,260,037,734 against $8,590,576,225 for the same weeK in ^1945.
week^m iy+o.
inter
At this center there is a gain for the week ended Friday of 51.0%, Our comparative >
Preliminary figures compiled by us,
cities of the country,
Y
1946
$
/
1,750,469
3,986,558
572,381,714
504,304,664
+13.5
463,728,552
445,903,412
11,734,000,926
(10 cities).
Grand Total (111 cities).
9,903,049,111
+ 18.5
9,367,637,116
8,465,848,663
5,310,789,859
4,448,908,584
+ 19.4
4,164,780,067
4,045,310,879
'
40,026,698
6,609,653,701
•
25,640,019
5,605,198,972
+ 56.1
+17.9
35,282,559
5,367,108,732
33,093,400
4,578,993,245
Outside New York^~«...
^Estimated.
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University of Illinois—
.022812
.054053
Day
1.000000
\
mtge.
1
Nov
Paul
1st
Canada, dollar.969453
1st
mortgage 27/8%
Saint
.251247*
3.214113
1
1
Oct
3.214113
.967500
>■: :'.Vy
■
y: [^V-ytyy-h
■
Co.,
955
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
.297733*
.251247*
3.214113
1.000000
.054053
:
■\yf;
Closed
Power
—
v>■;y. L1,
-.251247*
1
Connecting RR.—
bonds, series B, due 1975__
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
V Gen. mortgage 3%% bonds, series
E, due 1975.
Queen's Hotel Ltd., 1st mortgage 5s
Sept. 5
'
.297733*
3.214113
Australia, pound.
Belgium, franc
Brazil, cruzeiro—
Sept, 4
,yI-.''
*
•<
.297733*
2%% bonds, due
1st mortgage 27/8s, due 1975
Co.,
Island
New York
1st
Aug. 30
Oct
_
mortgage and collat. trust
Montana Power
Noon
■„
1
Lorillard
1930
OF
Pag*
__Nov
Lincoln-Boyle Ice Co., 1st mtge. 6s, series A_,
..Oct
(P.) Co., 3% debentures due 1963—
Oct
Louisiana Power & Light
Co., 1st mtge. 33, due 1974__—Oct
Maine Public Service Co.—
-
■
.
Date
International Rys. of Central America—
1st mortgage 5%
bonds—
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.—
'
3Vi%
mortgage bonds, series A
tifying daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers in the different countries of the
world.
We give below a record for the week just passed:
<
FOREIGN
1363
681
*
RR.—
due 1947-1951
1st mtge. 6s
Oct
•v'l'
1207
Dec
1
554
Nov
1
Missabe & Iron
mortgage
Range Ry.—
due 1962..
3Vis,
...
East
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
Reserve Banks Combined
thousands
(In
of
'
dollars!
Inc. (+) or Dec.
Sept. 4^ -'
Aug. 28,
(—V Since
Sept. 5,
1945
V,
1940
1940
Assets-
Gold certificates
17,329,928
Redemption fund for F. R.
-766,328
notes
Total
Other
18,096,256
gold ctf. reserves-
283,949
291,305
cash
Discounts
and
advances—
Industrial
loans
1,138
10,316
Acceptances purchased
U.
S.
securities:
Govt,
;
,v
3,831
—
92,113
+
2,537
+
84,350
1,294
+
+
+
63
—
4,183
—
A summary
10,316
14,724,717
Bills
7,311,409
Certificates
+
248,755
—468,228
+
<
—
755,290
Bonds
-
millions
(In
—219,473
of
Total loans
and securities—
23,689,775
—148,622
foreign banks
¥. R. notes of other banks—
Uncollected Items
83
from
—
Total
115,803
2,087,792
—
32,772
48,591-
—
assets
+
874,990
—
,+
11,606
Loans
1,105
—
to
brokers
and
U
S. Government
and
+1,532,946
_
24,456,561
+104,526
-::+
•r
517,510
acct.
15,088,509
U. 8. Treasurer—gen. acct..
Foreign
Other
+
80
dealers
for
+
'807
+
24
—
:
obligations.
_
+v
—
obligations
564
1,252
_
—
.''V—r
444
—
Other loans
607,839
—
579,760
—
527,279
+
186,045
Treasury certificates of Indebtedness
Treasury notes
_
deposits
Deferred availability items
Other llabs., incl. accrd. divs
17,469,094
liabilities-
43,704,533
—232,238
1,766,796
—
12,082
—
.
>
455,585
+
4,266
■
308
456,898
'■,+
2,243
+
;
1,432,236
bonds
•;
256
v'
104
obligations)
—
27,089
Other securities
3,442
Reserve with Federal Reserve Banks
mortgage
20-year 6%
508
+
705:
Other capital
accounts
80,425
Total liabilities & cap. accts..
Ratio
of
aerves
gold certificate
to deposit and F.
liabilities
note
Commitments
trial
to
28
130,202
263
+
1,348
44,355,021
—
—130,868
42,191
Demand deposits adjusted.
39,303
Time deposits
10,220
U. 8. Government deposits.
Interbank deposits:
6,616
+
9,242
Foreign banks
1,532,946
R.
43.2
&
0.2%
indus¬
88*
■■
XT";i y
1,313
Debits
0.6%
to
183
demand
Interbank
and
+ 1,825
108
75
77
+
31
+
122
—
+
+ 133
::
+1,163
'—106
'•
•Announcement
Vol.
8.
Gov't
+1.256
—
due
this
;
V,
issue,
ended
Aug. 28: Decreases of $108,000,000 in holdings of
United
United
States
States
Government
obligations, $106,000,000 in
Government deposits, and
$99,000,000 in
deposits credited to domestic banks, and
$133,000,000 in demand deposits adjusted.
an
increase of
_
Holdings of Treasury bills declined $98,000,000 in New
City, $38,000,000 in the Chicago District, and $104,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
Holdings of
Treasury certificates of indebtedness and of Treasury
York
notes
declined
$35,000,000 and $16,000,000 respectively,
occurring in most of the districts partially
increases in New York City.
Holdings of
with decreases
offset
United
by
States
Government bonds increased $46,000,000
161.
§In
Vol.
162.
Sin
DIVIDENDS
Then we follow with a second table in
show the dividends previously announced, but
we
Corporation
The dividends announced this week are:
—
Aeronca
—
47
202
55c
Name of Companp
(J.
D.)
a
preferred '(quar.)
& Surety Co. (Hartford)—
Alliance
Insurance
Express
Co.
American
Metal
Arkansas
Class
OF
TENDER
Co
3%%
preferred
Oil
bonds due 1947
Page
9
952
Bohn
Booth
16
Any time
Borg
52824
(F.
PARTIAL
Class
REDEMPTION
6% preferred stock
,
Oct
Gas,
Electric Light and Power Co.. of
Baltimore, 1st ref. mtge. 3 % bds., ser. P, due 1969
Sep
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—
1st mortgage
3'/2s, due 1962
Oct
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Page
415
Consolidated
.
convi
6%
bds.,
1967
ser. A & B,
&
Oct
V
$3
pfd.
Corp.
A
Power
Corp.,
684
Burd
Piston
Ring
7'
9-18
10-
1 v:
9-18
10-
1
•
30c
9-14
9-18
9-30
9-16
9-30 :
9-16
9-16
9-10
9-16
9-10
9-20
10-
1
10-
1
75c
10-
1
20c
10-16
9-30
9-20
r:
9-13
9-14
10-
2
Ltd.
10-15
9-30
1C*
10-
5
9-10
Is
Ltd.—
—
.
——-««
10-
5
9-10
2 Vi %
—
10-
5
9-10
2%%
10-
5
9-10
9-20
9-10
12Vic
Corp.—
(quar.)
Co.
9-15
9-30
$1.12%
t40c
Laundries
Co,
5
9-
1
$1.50
(accum.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
participating preferred
Building Products, Ltd. (quar.)
Watch
9-
1
10-
50c
$2.25
1209
9-10
10-
t20c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
General
9-10
y-yy'.: .:-.y
'
...
(s-a)
Registered (interim)
Buffalo
Bolt
Co.
(quar.)
Buffalo
9-16
1
2 ViC
Preference
1207
9-30
10-
8IV4C
preferred
Tobacco,
Ordinary (interim)
Registered (interim)
Bulova
due 1949-Oct
(quar.)
common
Brass
class
Columbia
A
4Vi%
Co.,
W.)
Corp.,
9-16
2 Vic
British-American
Date
1st mortgage 3 Vis, series A, due
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
E.)
(George
Brandon
British
Company and IssueBangor Hydro-Electric Co..
Loan,
Lid.—
(interim)
Aluminum
:
100%
*
Co.,
9-20
9-20
1
9-30
25c
$1.37V2
(quar.)—
Top Brewing,
B
10-15
10-
20c
i
—
Class
9-16
10c
-
(quar.)
Bobbs-Merrill
1
25c
——
Bastian-Blessing,
$5.50
pfd.
(quar.)
Bayuk Cigars (stock dividend)
Bishop
10-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)„
"B"
Industrial
10-31
$1.50
__
Co.
Fund
7
2
25c
(quar.)
Inc.-
Axe-Houghton
7
9-
1
12-
$ 15c
_
Insurance
9-
10-
5c
—
Fund,
Blue
Date
Co.
10-1
20c
Axe-Houghton
Beneficial
10-15
11-
30c
.(quar.)
(quar.)
Press
Automobile
9-14
1
13%0
J45c
Products
Fuel Oil, 6%
preferred
(J. H.) Hardware Ltd.—
A
Extra
1st mtge. 7% bond3, due 1941—Sep
Lehigh & New England RR.—
1st mortgage
3% bonds, series B, due 1975
_i_.;Sep
St. Joseph & Grand Island Ry.—
of Ree
62Vac
American
Ashdown
Company and Issue—
(quar.)
9-30
Corp.—
Life Insurance
(quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores
(quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar Co. (quar.)
Caribbean Sugar Co.,
Boldere
Payable
20c
Aetna
bonds, notes,
When
Share
\
convertible
Casualty
Quarterly
list of corporate
;y /•
Manufacturing
Aircraft
Aetna
13,753
,
Per
■
236
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."
1st & ref. mtge.
Vol.
Investment News Department" in the week when
Atlas
Below will be found
1st mortgage 4%
tin
1128
52901
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
+
+17
Notices
NOTICES
Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans in¬
nearly all districts, the principal increases be¬
ing $26,000,000 in New York City, $15,000,000 in the San
Francisco District, and $14,000,000 in the
Chicago Dis¬
trict; the total increase at all reporting member banks
was $80,000,000.
creased in
Oct,
grouped in two separate tables.
In the
bring together all the dividends announced the
we
which
Adams
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
weekly reporting member
(
are
American
The condition statement of
,fl
1948
.
,;ee-
Dividends
413
revised.
banks of the Federal Reserve System in 101
leading ci¬
ties shows the following principal changes for the week
52769
.—Sep 30
VI
—
99
accounts,
1,127
Condition Statement of Member Banks
1
Oct
1974——
bonds,
in
163.
—5,167
1
deposit accounts except
U.
during week
■'
960
-ry.'J'O
52015
.
Borrowings.
5,971
figure
12,436
+
■
re-
loans
♦Aug.
+
v
due
Co.—
notes
>
declared.
Domestic banks
combined
make
70
184,280
1250
1
Co.—
bonds,
debenture
first
Liabilities—
358,355
27,428
52447
1
current week.
27
—
1
t2490
and
Capital Accounts—
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
gold
—1.434
36
+
2,107
1249
I
95 -
+
—
617
Balances with domestic banks
3Va%
—4,594
".+
10,087
_.
595
1125
series A, due 2022
July 1, '47
United States Plywood Corp.—
•
:. '
4% %
preferred stock, series A & B
Oct
1
Walworth Co., 20-year 1st mtge. 4% bonds due 1955—Oct
1
gold
309
+
—
47
+
1
15
_
ref.
16
,,
Oct
Sep
Mills, Inc., 6% pfd. stock.Sep 19
Real
35
8,762
4,854
_
955
52822
50
+
(Including guaranteed
Cash in vault
—132,286
+
-i;"
6
758
1
1947
Texas Power & Light Co.—
636
+
■
2
1,976
Treasury bills
due
—-:34T..
+
172
11,364
—-
.
2,514
—
17
23
—
1,367
1
—327,314
3,260
22
Oct
Any time
;
series B,
Standard Gas & Electric
;
-\'r y.y;
—,
—
&
1st
2,237
,
808,183
22,857
+
:
31
Inc.—
bonds,
Southwestern Public Service
.
pur¬
..
121,193
U. S.
Total
Total
+
292,986
—.
stock
Utilities,
6%
Spring Brook Water Supply Co. —
1st refunding mcrtgage 5s, due 1965
—2,563
i
1
.Oct
.
v-.y $
47
57
'
—Nov
.'
Regis
6%
—
Loans to banks
preferred
York
ref.
1952—
•
mtge. 27/8% bonds, series E, due 1960
Oct
Paper Co.,-5% second preferred stock
—Oct
Estate Co., Inc., income
debs, due 1951
Oct
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service Co.— '
- ;
agricultural
Real estate loans
-
Member bank—reserve
__
+
15,078
Other securities
Reserve notes..
M
1st
Other loans for purchasing or carrying:
Liabilities-
Deposits:
&
Rochester Telephone Corp.—
•
U. S. Government
Federal
X.X$;:T y
due
(B. C.) Co., Ltd., 1st mtge. 6s, due 1947
Phillips Hotel Operating Co., 1st leasehold bonds
1945
8,496
industrial,
lien
683
S1513
Ltd.—
Peat
Aug. 29,
$
59,983
chasing or carrying:
13,648
-130,868
1946
—
_
Other securities
44,355,021
—
Aug. 21,
'
-
loans
401,204
+
31
—
Commercial,
19,920
5,525
—
-
Loans and Investments—total
+
53.T94
—
"
.
Loans—total
27
:
Bank premises
Other assets
0 >•
Aug. 28,
-s
New
1st
dollars)
1,191,850
Assets—
Corp.,
Northern
Increase (+) or
Decrease (—) Since
951,756
Corp.,
15-year notes,
(M.) & Sons, Inc.—
Mills
preferred stock
Masonite
St.
742,848
+.
Acceptance
convertible
Orr
\
1946
23,387,016
4%
Schulte
222,102
Total U. S. Govt, securities
Due
,
Lowenstein
of the assets and liabilities of reporting
+1,622,860
595,600
Notes
,
Industrial
Riverside & Dan River Cotton
member banks follows:
827
Britain
& Canada Investment
Corp.—
30-year convertible" debentures, due 1959__.__Oct
1'
Great Lakes Paper
Co., Ltd., 1st mtge. 5s, due 1956
Oct
1
Great Northern Ry.—
4 Vi %
gen. mtge. gold bonds, series E, due 1977
July 1,'47
^
•
1207
53417
4%%
reporting member banks.
1,868
+:
.
Great
Borrowings declined $19,000,000 in New York City
$16,000,000 in the Chicago District, and $47,000,000 at all
85,214
74,971
'
y.
75,149
+
Kootenay Power Co., Ltd.—
1st mortgage 7s, series A and series
B, due 1952
Oct
1
Family Finance Corp., $1.50 pfd. stock, ser. A and B._Oct
1
Franklin Simon & Co.,
Inc., 7% preferred stock
Sep 12
General Phoenix Corp., 4% conv.
subordinated debs
Sep 16
$47,000,000 at all reporting
Demand deposits adjusted increased $83,000,000 in the
Chicago District, $25,000,000 in the Kansas City District,
$22,000,000 in the San Francisco District, and $133,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
Time deposits were
unchanged.
Deposits credited to domestic banks de¬
clined $31,000,000 each in New York City and the Chi¬
cago District, $24,000,000 in the San Francisco District,
and $99,000,000 at all reporting member banks,
176,463
16,984
—
—
in the Chicago. District and
member banks. *•,
(quar.)
(accum.)
—
.
—.—
,
25c
10-
1
9-16
J25c
10-
1
9-12
50c
10-
1
9-17
9-20
9-10
12 ViC
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
1364
When
Payable
Manufacturing Co.—
common. • (initial
quar,)
(F.)
Campbell
(A. S.)
/•"
l
9-10
t50c
9-30
9-16
$43 %C
9-30
7%,
preferred (quar.)_—
L_**r*
.Celanese, Ltd., common____—.
$1.75 preferred ,(quar.)_
____________
Canadian General
Electric
(quar.)
$2.50
9-11
75c
9-18
,62 Vac
9-16
$1.18%
America, com. (increased)
preferred iquar.i—
——
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Centennial Flouring Mills (increased quar.)
Central Hanover Bank & Trust .Co. ,(quar.)_
1st
$4.75
107 1
9-16
1
9-16
Illinois--Electric
Central
Common
&
Gas—
; >
$1.75
32VaC
4.10%
Central
10-
1
9-20
$1.02V2
10-
1
9-20
$1.02V2
10-
Commonwealth
$3
Consolidated
5%
Coke
&
Securities—
Corp.,
Grocers
preferred
-
(Boston)
Irregular
Gas
Consumers
(quar.)
Records,
Electric
Denver Dry
Oilcloth
Dominion
1
11-15
750
•7 9-30
9-18
60C
9-30
Donnacona
5c
■
Manufacturing
share
of
•
Eaton
Howard
&
Ecuadorian
(quar.)
Co.
10-31
10-1
"
10-
1
New York Trust
Noblitt-Sparks
(initial)
9-16
10c
9-25
7-9-16
10c
9-30
9-10
20c
,
9-16
9-6
9-13
9-20
$1.37 Va
10-
$2.50
3
t
Ohio Brass
10-.1
10-1
9-14
Filene's
'■
of
Co.
.Extra:
10-
1
9-7
10-
1
9-7
Florsheim (Shoe
Foster
.
$4.25
,77: $4.50
25c
9-
1
25C
9-26
9-16
9-25
9-13
50C
10-25
10-17
$2
"7 7 $3
10-; 1
9-14
Pacific
10-1
9-14
Pacific
ic
9-15
8-31
40c
A_rr—
10-, 1
New
Fox De
?5c
Luxe
—
d-15
9-
9-16
9-6
"
Brewing
(quar.)"——___*'■
Co.
9-16
2VaC
$1.25
7
"Kentucky Natural Gas (quar.) —
Fraser
Companies, Ltd,, (quar.).-,
——
General American Investors—
v;,
'
/
Frankfort
5
9-
6
9-16
9-
2
$25c
General
General
67o
preferred (quar.)———_—*-__.
Candy .Corp..', (quar.)w——r——
Controls Co., common (quar.) ——
p
Golden
American
5%
Co.
Insurance
(Edw.)
.
..
(quar,)
Ball
&
Bearing
Chute
Air
Public
9-17
10-
1
9-16
9-
3
Le
Roi
%
A.)
Class
9-24
Reymer
,
10-
5 5%
A
%
preferred
Adams
5%.
Aetna
:
—
Products
Metal
(irreg.I
quar.)
.>
Robinson Cotton
9-27
Rome
9-11
Ross
10-1
9-29
Scott
9-
Scudder,
Gear
&
&
v
:K'
Stevens
7;
'
75C
40c
1
9-15
10-1
9-16
1
9-17
10-
10-
$1.03 Vs
Shakespeare
$1
45c
30c
9-5
10-1
9-17
9-30
9-16
South
9-20
10-
1
1
9-16
preferred
Oil
Penn
5%
Standard Engineering,
&
9-16
Southwestern
9-14
Square
9-30
9-14
10-
1
1
9-14
9-14
56V4c
60c,
1
1
A-
American
'A$2 77
$50c
10-
9-20
$62 %c
10-
9-20
5%
Co.,
'>V
f:?<
10-
American
7%
10-
9-14
$1.12%
10-
preferred
$4.50
1
9-21
Union
9-15
9-1
U.
S.
Twist
Freight
Drill
Co.
9-12
1
9-20
American
Fork
9-
6
American
Gas
9-
4
p
"7" $%c
1
9-10
10-1.
9-16*»
8-22
•9-18
9-12
9-12
$1
9-25
9-10
8-30
9-30
9-20
10-
9-30
.9- 5*
10"
1
5*.
9-25
9-16
,
9-
5
9-16 t
9-
5
9-14-
*■«
8-31
5-14
.
-
1
10-10
10-
1
9-11
25c
'
9-16
9-30
7
9-20
37 %c
10-16
34%c
10-15
33c
—
9-16
9-
20c
9-30
9-16
—
-
-9* 3
9-30
9-14
10-71
■9-10
75c
75c
i
9-14
8-30
1
9-14
8-31
9-
4
9-20
'9-13
9-30
9-24
30c
9-14
8-31
$1.50-
9-11
8-16
' P
7/
common
Jquar.)
(quar.)_
pp 6%
cum.
1
9-
1
9-20
$1.50'
10-
1
9-20
10-
I
f 9-20
10-
1
-9-11
9-14
.3-30
—
——
$1.5.0
25c
(quar.) __________
(monthly) ______
-
75c
pP
/
\ "
20c
M
'■ (f
10-
-
1
8-29
$1.50
P
(quar.) 7
(interim)——
9-14*'
10-15
10-
1
•
10-
■P: 25c
10-
1
1
'7
8r30
»
8-30
;
"
VP 10c
,___7
Extra 7
6
American
Laundry Machine Ry.
Locomotive
Co.,
1
9-20
9-30
9-20
10-
7%
preferred
(quar.)
& Foundry,
Machine
American
7
9-
;
3.90%
preferred
.<
',.'/
Co.
(quar.)
-
35c
8-31*
9-5*
9-
5*
20c
9-10
8-28
10-15
9-38
9-39
9-10
•
.
25c
'
50c'
—_—
P"
(bi-monthly)
1
10-'1
$1:75
;
1'
.9-10
10-
r
97 %c
:*■"
common—__
(quar.)—.
Co.
710-
50c
Co._______.2
common/———*
9-14
9-14
25C
12-16
$1.75
8-22
•
9-4
-
12-
6
9-25
9-10
American
40c
9-27
9-12
American
$1.75
9-16
9-
50c
9-13
8-26
50c
9-13
8-26
10-
9-14
9-
5
9-13
7%
preferred
(quar.)
——
Optical Co.
(quar.) 7—
Paper Goods, %% pfd; (quar.)—a
American
Piano,
Class A
(irreg-.)—
7
$15c
10-
1
$ 15 c
10-
1
9-13
35c
12-
1
11-20
American
American Radiator & Standard
—
1
11-20
13%c
12-20
12-10
50c
9-27
9-20
25c
—:—
*
10-15
$1.50
9-13
$1.06 V*
—
.
.t),
>.■
9-12
:
75C
25c
—-
i
;
.
(s-a)——
Co.
4
'
6% non-cum. preferred
preferred.—^-!
Insurance
8-20
10-
10-
Ice,
American
9r.l6
50C
12%C v
(quar.
convertible preferred
American
Home
Products
6%
8-16
8-31 p
$1.18% /
Hawaiian" Steamship ■Co.AAirAA7 ■P
Hide & Leather—' 1 /
/P 7 '•■/ f
American
,
9*11
,
25c
_____________—_
Corp.
2nd
9- 3
9-14
$1.75
/
(quar.
$6
;
'
pp 7
quar.)_
American Hardware
1st
10-15
30C
—
(quar,)
>
$1.25
1
$$3.75
(quar.)_
—
,
10-1
P. $1.2 5
common
preferred
preferred
6%
American
A..:
(quar.)
i
9- 4
• ■
Electric—• ••— --
preferred
American
11-
& Hoe,
&
(increased
Common
9-14
4c
(quar.)_—_—
7
;
,f;:
;
.
1
American Hair & Felt Co.,
American
———
Co.
8-20
.9-10
20c
8%
preferred B
5% %
preferred
;\
10-1 p
/: 9-10
f
//
Ltd. "
(accum.)-'
(accum.)
.$6 preferred
$7 preferred
9-28
10-
•
American & Foreign Power Co..—
4%%
'7
(quar.)
common
-7
8-16,
$1.12%
x '
(quar.)_________
(quar.)___!
B
American 'Factors
.9-14
25c
common
preferred
•
9-13*
10-
:
:
Securities—
European
News
Works,
(quar.)
9-25
9-20
1
9-30
10-1
'7,;Vi''wT/P77.p
American
A
i
9-1C
:
Common ■ (quar.)»'•■
5 % > preferred_k__—4
Export Lines, Inc.—
New common (initial) •
1
11-
-■
,(N. J.)^ :;//pP
,p American
:V
20c
preferred' (quar.)
American District Telegraph
5
Iron
10-21
10!
/ 25c
9-16
—
*
6
$2%0
(quar.)__
common
10c
(Canada)
p
5
9-
V-14
1
50c
Co.________—_____1
Colcrtype
Cyanamid
Meter
Fixture,
.
25c
Machine & Metals (quar.—,
Class
i
;;j
9-10
9-
9-16
68 %c
—
American
Tyler
T
.9-20
$1.50 :
2
b-.
American
9-21
10-
convertible class
9-16
9-10
10-
1
10-
$3
American
9-13
9-15
10-
10-
-
9
9-16
9
9-10
•
9-16
25c
$25C
7 lie
p':':. Cash or l/16th share of Class<B stock
9-
$1.25
,
9-30
Toronto
9-
p
9-20* ;
9-23
9-17
1
9-20*
9-13
(quar.) ——•
(increased)'— 7-7——
Thomas
8-30
'
9-13
9-10
10-
9-16
$$1,75
Temple Coal Co., $6 conv, preferred
9-11
7
10-
10-
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
8-30
1
9-30
10-
8-30 P
9-12*
10-1
4Va%
.10-
f
9-20
9
10-/1
10-
1
9-16
10-
35c
8-30
1":'
P;75c"
20c
Co.,
preferred
9-
10-1
.
9-16
10-
preference
Assurance
3
8-31
9-30
40c
pv
9-16
10-
(quar.i—_-—————-
Steel
9-
p 9-15 p
>
10-
9-16
Products
Life
3
37V
Manufacturing; common;/- *
p20c *
9-14
(quar.)
/._ ! /15c
75c
10- I P
Leather Cos. 6% .pfd. ^(quar.)
9-26
:; 15oc 7
Agricultural Chemical7(q.uai,.)__l_"
pp $i " P 9-26 ;P
ph/ 20c: 10-15
Asphalt Roof "Corp; (quar.j
_r_
(increased)—
:
9-
9-
$1.75
American Can Co., 7% preferred (quar.J___;
American Car & Foundry, common—
7/pP.$3p
7 % preferred :(quar.)-____^____2._k_
$1.75
/
American Casualty
,C,o., (Reading, , Pa.)— p;
15c!
A Quarterly
V 35C "
American Chain & Cable, common '
5%
$1.25
preferred (quar.) 7
.American Chicle'-Oo/ (qukr.)
:m tt:
;;
<quar.)r„—
Co.
8-26
9-147'.
10-1
■
S.J
p
/:>
8-23
9-17
50c;
$1.50
10-
,9-28
Company—.-——
Fruit & Steamship Corp.—
'
(L.
8-26
9-16
P. 9-16
25c
American Cigarette & Cigar,' .common_7.'___^:;
:;;7 ' 6% preferred (quar.
:77.._r2" :
American Cities Power & Light Corp.*-*: ''p.
$2.75 Class A (opt. 'div. series) of 1936.
10c
(s-a)_.
:
9-
7
10-1.
'115C
8-30
1
779-7:5
$50c
——
8-30
9-19
9-14
10c
9-15
9-15
9-14
10c
(quar.)
9-15
10-
7
9-20
45c
50c
9-14
7
50c
>
Sterling
1
9-20
9-20
75c
Service
8-20
'
,,
Edison
7
P
15c
$1.25
P
common_II^!.71'-_ '
America,
87 VaC
Sterling
9-
10-
9-13
$150
(quar.)
Engineering Co. Jquar.) —
Aluminum Products———
Steel
9-16
9-14
6
:
M A;
common
Drug,.: 3V2%
preferred (quar.) —
Stratford Pen
(initial).———————-
9-16
9-27
1
«-13
;
9-13
1
10-1
Inc. (quar.) ——
Clark
—777-77—-——
participating
$3
Starrett
2c
10-
10-
*
10-
9-20
"D"
Standard
f:ff $3
M2%c
(quart),if
jl5c
com.
American Bank Note Co., com.;
6% preferred (quar.
:
9-16
?
79-16
-
9-16
10-
100%
9-10
9-13
Electric
of
6% / preferred,
Aluminum Goods
American
9-10
1
(interim)
preferred (quar.)__—
preferred C - (quar.)
1
;p 9-30
Vicksburg Ryl Co. (s-a)
,
American
79-14
10-10
,7:7:^;
original
9-30
10-
(quar.)
Bearing,
Roller
convertiblej)rcferred (quar.)
.
7%
20c
i;
preferred (quar.)_!__
1
1
30c
Southern California
10-
25C
$1.25
10-
50c
(quar.)
'
25c
":k
————7——7—
Company
9-12
;■ Amalgamated
9
9-30
&
1
10-
$1.50
$1.25
10*
10-15
$15c -7:
Brewing & Malting (quar.);—
Sherwin Williams Co, of Canada— ::
7 ?
5 Va %
50c
V9-
6
9-10
9-I6
''
12 Vac
Seattle
Common
7. $75c
9-20
£ 79-20
-50c
$$1.75
Ltd.—• :
■' 1
12% preferred (accum.)—
—-77.————
Security Company (Los Angeles) (special);
Sick's
10-1
Aluminum Industries
9-20
10-1
9-
65c
.
■"
&
:'■! Aluminum Co.
9-20
0-20
.'7 'V
10- 1
ii
■f\ 30c
f
Second Standard Royalties,
$1.18%
40
pfd.; (quar.$1.05
77 :" , $3
Alden's, Inc., common (quar.)
" \.:.3Qe?
4%% preferred (quar.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel______—.—1 ,£-40c
Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd. (quar.)____*di.ii$:'V-»7r f 50c
Allied Chemical -& Dye (quar.)$1.50
Allied Laboratories
p-.
15c
Allied Stores Cdrp., 4%
preferred (quar.)__
•
$1
2 VaC
Allen
Electric & Equipment ;l (quar.) _______
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co. (quaf.)__——
PP 40c "
",7-P 25c ■
Alpha Portland. Cement
9-16
-
'V
9- -6
15
$$1.25
'r
(quar.)(increased)—
Co.
Corp.
Ball
Alabama
7, 9-14
7;
of R*e
:: 9-30
Alabama Power Co.,?4.20%
•
-
9-16
1
Holdert
9-30 i
9-
9-18
>
10-1
—
.:
Ltd.
Tool——
Williams,
Wnen
Payable
50c
10- 5
9-14
9-30
50c
.—7—7——-—-————7'
(quar.)
_7
—
Mills,
f:
8ha**;
>
(increased quar.)
P- 9- 9 p
U'LkJL
10-1
62%C
:
1st
9-20
9
include divi-!
in the
10-
7;A;:7_
9- 28
10-
$1.75
Corp.,- common (quar.)
preferred series A (quar.) —
Cable
Coiqj.
(increased)
4%%
1
9-13.
8-31
given
3 p
9-30
9-23
Manufacturing Co., Ltd.—
L.)
(quar.)
preferred
$2.50
Ltd.—
Mills,
(P.
Common
9-26
37 V2C
A
9-15
>
9-20
,
9-30
11V.C V
(quar.)—
Robertson
10-
35c
$1. 50
45c
(qrar.)___
(stock dividend)
& Sons, Ltd. (quar.)——
.$1
Rochester Telephone
7
V!:;'
'
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Agricultural Ins. Co. nf Watertown, *N. V.)—
5%
7 -i
9-
6-30
^25C
—
9-20
10-15
9-80
t
(J.
S;:Aerovox
8-31
10-
$1.50
—
10-1
5c
'
D.) Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Aeolian (The) Co., $3 Class A jpfd. (accum.)
97
10-
.
$1.12%
$2 praticipating class A preferred (quar.)_
RobertSrGordon Appliance :7_—^777——_7r
Sun
—
quar.)-
Brothers
&
Riverside Silk
9-27
jMS
...
$2
——i——-
preferred (initial
Telephone Co. (qr.ar.)
Ltd.—
(initial
A
50c
Inc.
common
Textiles,
9-20
8-31
.$1.12 Va
preferential
Steel
Acme
7
;"7:
9-20
9-16
3
'
,
'
(final) —i,—„—i$l.
Refineries,
,«
u
f $25c
partic. (quar.)—
preferred
Class
9-16
1
10-
'Af 37 %C
<
9-11
10-15
9-
.
10-10
P9-14|P;^t31P2?
iL.-.: i5c.
1
20c
9-13
Acadia -Atlantic Sugar
9-
9-14
7
—
—
10-1
43 %C
,7
'
convertible
Lexington
(quar.)
Colorado—
of
10-1
'
—
(quar.)—.—
5% pfd. (quar.) —
Co.
Rieke
'VPpP:,P''/'
(s-a)-——
Company,
4%
$ 9-14
9-24
$1.12%
(quar.)_'_—^-7—7_—7—7
Ltd., 7% preferred—
9-20
$1.25
,
Company
Lang (J.
4,i
$35c j: 10-29
Co.,
9-13
$1.25
/•
7
;
•
1
50c
Special
Bryant,
5%
'
(quar.)—
Custodian Fund—
S-l
(s-a)—
•Special
Lambert
7%
Renfraw
9-23
10-
shares held
Per
Aetna
:> ■//'
.
10-
$3
i
Name of Company
8-30
9-24
17—_,
10-15
15C
.
give the dividends announced in previous
we
Abbott Laboratories com.
9-16
10-
52c
(quar.)
Rhinelander Paper Cc. (quar.)
50c
Series
Lane
:7:
,$25c P 10- 2
common—
75C
:
:
pre¬
V.
9-13
10-1
^.14'^
Inc.———
Paper
Service
1
10-
Keystone
B-4
-
:$1/25..'P
(quar.) _7—
preferred
30c
_______
Co.;._
Co.
Eelectric Power,
Series
vf
9-30
£ -V7 50c
preferred (monthly) _—
——
58 VaC
preferred (monthly)
7-—,41%C
• preferred;: (monthly)
_--T77---7——
6%
10-15
40c
;
Manufacturing. Co.
Kansas
9-14
4Va%
of
9-10
20c
.
share
One
9-13
10-15„
$1.75
Grocery.__„_
dividend.
weeks and riot yet paid.
The list does not
announced this week/these being
3
1
10-
P
7":
Products
9-17
—
Co.—
Electric
Prentiss-Wabers
9-30
:
preferred (s-a)—
______—___—
Company,
Common
5%
preferred (quar.)
———
r
Interstate Telephone, $6 preferred
(quar.)*
investment Co. of America (quar.)J
___
Justrite
»v
7-
(quar)-7
preferred
Pratt -& Lambert?
9-16
1
4%
Irving
5%
9-16
1
Interstate
Jefferson
&■ Lovett
j Below
6
9-
9-23
.
Co.,
1
25c
(quar.)
common
for. every ,20
Wisconsin-Michigan
Power-—
4% % • preferred (quar.)
1
9-
i|
.
K.)
(H.
87 Vac
———
Jquar.)
Inter-Ocean Securities Corp.—
Shoe
9-13
7,
_____________
ferred A- stock
8-31
1
7%
10-
Steamship
International
10-15
Stock
7
77:
(quar.)—
10-
.
(increased) —
Hotel Gibson,
6% nom-cum. pfd. (quar.) —
Huttig Sash & Door Co. (increased) —
Illinois Commercial Telephone Co.
(Wis.)—
$4.75
preferred
(quar.)
——
Imperial Paper & Color Corp
__________
Independent Pneumatic Tool——————
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co.-—
4Va %
preferred (quar.) _J—li-w——_—.
Indianapolis Power & Light—
PPP.P/"
4%
preferred .(quar.)-———
—Inter-City Baking, Ltd. (quar.)—_________
Inter lake
9-13
35c
8-31
9-16
,50o
w
1
:
11-
Manufacturing Co.
Hoskins
MO-15
Winn
Inc.~
Gas
25C
Payable in Southern Min¬
stock
Corp.
eral
Hoover
9-16
10c.
'
4
Coal
Provincial
(irreg.)
A (accum.)
Lumber—.
Stock dividend.
37 VaC
preceding table,
8-
10-
f*1;
,'87VaC
(quar.)
r
i5c
Co.—77--—7,-777
$1.50
(quar.)
Progress Laundry
(N. Y.) (quar.) ________
Corp., common
(quar.) —
.
7._
9-20
m
ioc
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry.— ; -.7;
Common (quar.)
—7_———_——————
9-30
32 VaC
preferred
7%
Aircraft,
PittsfieW
$1.06 »4
preferred
(quar.)——p*-**.
preferred (quar.)
——
Consolidated Publications, Inc.—
/
Hines
9-14
,10-15
Grocers, Ltd., old
A
(initial quar.)
"
PhiladelphiaVDairy Products Co., Inc.—
:>
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)—:
7$4 non-cum.
2nd preferred (quar.)—77-V
9-30
2nd
5%
9-20
$1.50
9-6
m,5o/p
Company; ..>777-—
1
Guaranty Trust Co.
Hearst
10-10
9-20
(accum.).
•
ts-a)
9-16
8-15
Service
I'¬
.—.
Griesedieck Western Brewery
Harnischfeger
Public
11-
"V
i——
(quar.):
Gray Drug Stores
iff
1
10-
Telephone & Telegraph, com.
ll-
(A. C.) Co., $3.50 pfd. (quar.)——'
Corporation ———__________
State Co.i Ltd. (quar.)—,__*_——
-
Great
(quar.)
preferred
9-6
,.:10c
A
9-16
dends
10-1
$1.06%
series
American Investors,
77 $1
preferred
(quar.)—-—________—
preferred
(quar.)
;——
Time Instruments, common (quar;)
414%
1
9-27
10-.1
9-16
1
$31.30,. p .9-15,
series—
$1.50
$5.50
Girdler
,
—
dividend
$1.37 Va
General
Gilbert
10-
Porter
10-17
50 c
(extra)
preferred
Co.,
9-16
10- I
9-20
10-
25C
.37 VaC
preferred
$4
j
;
9-11
9-30
9-30
9-16 ii
25c
,.
(quar.)—-——-i.
General Public Service, $6 preferred (quar.)
•
6
9-12
9-12
preferred (initial quar,)„___^.___7___
Old. 7% preferred (quar,)
9-16
:
9-19
1
10-
$1.12 Va
9-
1
9-18
7v'...$1.75 7; 10- 8
preferred (quar:)
15c f 10- 1
Plough, Incorporated (quar.)——-—— ,
10- 1
flff 'I 50C
Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Co. (quar.)...;
,
$4.50
1
10-25
7
9-12
v
1
New
7 9-20
IX 77 9-13
1
:"7 9-13
10-1
i
$$3.25
;
Piper
9-16
2 VaC
_—
9-14
10-
9-14
10-
$1.75
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron—77—
25c
Quarterly
i:/\
9-20
9-14M
1
-10-30
Class
j
-
Pfaudler
6%
•
quar.)
Brewing Co. of Michigan— Ppp?
Frankenmuth
common
9-16
;9-
,
40C
.
(initial
common
Co.,
$L5Qf preference
9-16
9-16
9-1
-10-
$1.37 Va
'
1
9-28
$2
9-14
10-1
37%C.
50c
•;.VA715C,
Manufacturing
Petroleum
Exploration
Western
9-10
50C
dividend
Pacific
Co.—
preferred (quar.)——•——_
Brewing Co. of Indiana—
A:
v
9-10
2VaC
9-20
10-
50c
1
Luxe
Fox-De
9-20
10-15
ff:|$i.50A
C».,l class.
preferred (quar.)
;
Pennsylvania Telephone, $2.10 pfd.
Perfection Stove
Co.
(quar.).
10-
15C
8-20
,
9-30
9-30
10-
25c
7
9-30
77 20c
(initial)—-:—7—
Corp.
Kleiser
&
Class
class
Co.,
Follansbee. Steel
9-20
$L06V4
(quar.)—.——
Power
Orange Crush, Ltd., 70c conv.
Otter Tall Power Co. (Minn.)—
8-22
•7;.;.v
Fund———
Industrial
Financial
2
iisci
(quar.)
preference-
—-
j-—____________
•
$1.
(increased quar.)
(quar.l 7-7_______-^7___w
Common-
Beauty Supply Co., Ltd.—
Participating convertible preferred
V
Sons——_______
Pennsylvania (quar.)——-
(Wm.)
Finance
9-20
fff 30c:
——.
Ontario
35c
,
8-31
9-17
9-30
9-10
;J 10c
:
Co.
I
(irreg,)
Holdings—
"1
$5 non-cum preferred (quar.)—
20C
(quar.)——
Inc.
2
10-
.
Service
28VaC
Traction Co.---—
Fund,
10-
$37 Vic
7
—-
Bond Trust—•
Confectionery
Ohio
9-14
$1
if
7l,v:;lh:eferred!'':(.quar;)';7i(;iS|7l7;'i77-5777si^
9-13
40c
9-16 i
87VaC ^
::;.75c..v;
.
.Stores_„7----~-^-,___
8-26
$15c
(quar.)
.'Class -B
Ohio
7
7
8-31
"
—
Industries
Scotia Light &
-
Fidelity
1
50c
——
8% ''preferred::- (quar.)
Nova
—
,_**,U*r*kpMp
Family Finance Corp., common (quar.)
4Va % preferred A (initial)—1;
.—
Federal Compress & Warehouse (quar.)
._
Federal Light &
(quar.)
Certificates of interest
8-30
9-25
(quar.)
_____—
Western: Department
9-
20C.
,
Norwich & Worcester
9-12
20c
-:.i
;7.
Ltd.__i—
Co.
American
North
;
Fund..-——
Stock Fund—
(Initial)
,
common..
preferred
Westates
,
9-15
'
-
8-31
9-12
40c
5
1
37 Vic
—
'—7———-
preferred (accum.)
6Va%
7
1
;
Baking,,
5 Va %
7.
6 %. convertible
,
—
(quar,)
preferred
11-
Ward
Wentworth
10-
..,30c
7.;..
-England^ Public Service—
$6 prior lien preferred (accum.)
$7 prior lien preferred, (accum.)
New Jersey Power & Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)_v
New Method Laundry Co., Ltd.—'' 7
'■
6
$ioc
9-
-'
9-16
yfl9-20.*ff:
7__~77-7w-77----
prior pfd.
conv,.;
Iron
&
V/JR The Goodwill Station
9- 5
*
f
Western
10-
t
New
10-: 1
$50c
Egry Register Co., 5 % % preferred (quar.) —
European & North American Railway (s-a)_
Fairmont Creamery Co.—
p:V'P''\"pP;Vp':
Common
(increased quar.)—-——-r*—
pp 4%
9-
9-16
10-31
(quar.)-
(Thomas A.), Inc., class B
Edison
9-14
$30c
Balanced
Corp.,
7 9-14
he]d^_--_--u---^.t_i-
common
Howard
&
1
9-30
10-
""
8-28
9-12
15c
-
9-10
37 V2C
Racing
Eaton
:
9-20
9-20
$1.12%
(increased s-a)-
Ltd.
Paper Co.,
10-10
25C
Association, Inc.— " • • ; /
Six shares of $1 preferred stock for each
Eastern
15C
9-14
5
^
9-13
National
9-16 7
1
20c
(quar.)
.
preference (quar.)
Hosiery Mills—
Class A (initial quar.) ———
National Stamping Co.—
6%
convertible preferred (s-a)—--—7
Neiman-Marcus, 4%% pfd. (initial quar.)_i
9-16
10-
;7
•
1,0-10.:
1
'
9-14
$1.25
$1.50
9-10
—*___—
Qhio
■-
Enameling & Stamping
National.Grocers Co., Ltd., common
9-14
$50C
Vulcan-Mold
9-14
If
#759%C'
—~ >-+-?—.
National
10-10
•;7
-Duff-Norton
■i;
9-16
(quar.)—,
Linoleum
&
•
"
preferred
6%
Inc.,
Donahoe's,
10-
(quar.)
Car
1
10-
.
common
preferred (quar.)
National. Bellas !> Hess-' (irreg;) —
$10c
preferred (quar.)i'.
4%-%
Motor
1
$1.75
Nathan-Strauss-Duparquet—
$1.75
Vulcan- Corp.,\$3
9-16
9-12
10-21
1
ll10-
;
common4;7v-^777t^7S^!.',40c:7(7.';r9-30'.f,ff
109-
Ti¬
"
15c
Co
Victor Chemical Works,
3 Va %
preferred" (quar.)
10•
.-9-20:; v,
Ltd.;,:,5%,'.preferred ;tquar.T7l^2tia^
f. Vi&u,
9-20
,
f.
7
______
9-20
10-10
110-1
(quar.)_^_„_7___7_77_77_-^.''.,y,$'2
Quarterly Vapor Car Heatmg
5
50c
preferred .(quar.)——
Manufacturing Co._c._-—--—
9-20
1
13%C
h
9-25
25c
$5
9-20
10-
'
Co.,
convertible preferred
?
Finance,
Murray
1
:
Drop Forging
Motor
1
10-
'v
r
Moore
9-14
1
9-10
v
'p\;
Of Ree
10-19
20c
.De'..:Kamp'8..,.Holland:7T)utch:,.Bakera^'V;H-/y7r-7%\:',77'Vf:7 'sA'V I'-.'i
Vaa
9-25
40C
—
—
10-1
$1.64
ft'.
:
CO.———
Goods,
T
1010-
$1.25
1
2
10-
"2c-,
_7i7_i7—_
preferred
preferred
Holdert
When
.
.
.
9-20
15C
(quar.)
common
■
Qhar* . 7 payable
,
•10-
.
10-
15C-
.
Plywood,
8%,
—
—
(quar.)
A
,7 7:(i% %
9-16
0-30
$$2
(increased quar.)——
Inc.
Stores, Inc.
(quar.)
Decker; Manufacturing -Co.
Diamond
79-20
12 Vac
■
Dejay
Delta
10-10
10- 1
7
•
1
^ii77ie7
Per
7
.
7;', Utah Oil Refining (quar;j'fyi^77,^*.777a7_777:;':i'.f:7'10C'
f
9-20 'i ff i Extra
'v:vif 5c
9-20
Valley Osage Oil Co., class A (quar.)__i__
7 15c •:
10-
$1.50
15cv
-r——
.
,v
,
10-15
$17 Vac
V
9-20
„;,$20q,,,10-15.
-
Class
10-25
.;
& Machine, common--,
(initial quar.) —';
Continental Telephone, ,6% %
preferred--;-7 %
preferred • ______
——4
Crain ;(R. L.) Ltd., .(quar.) ____————
Cross
Company 5% % conv. pfd.
(quar.) aCrown Cork & Seal, Ltd.
(quar.)————
Cuban-American
Sugar
(increased)
Foundry
5% preferred
Decca
10-
'■
9-13-
25c
30c
(Toronto)
Co.
.jV' 60c
.-f
;
'
8-30
I
—
——____—:—
Continental
10-
$1.25
common_______
(quar.)--
Investment Trust
Consolidated
9-30
10-15.
Associated Telephone—.
$1.50
6%
preferred (quar.)
——^rr~
$1.75
Milwaukee Gas Light,
7% pfd. A (quar.).—
$30c
Modern
Containers, Ltd!, com.
(quar.) _—
$$1.37 Va ~
6Va %
preferred (quar.),
r25cModine Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
—
50c"
Montgomery V/ard & Co., common (quar.)_
9-10
,9-15
150
7 75c
i——
(quar.)
9-30
Michigun
9-18
2
9-30
7 10- If
'■"10-! I'f.j
7i 50c
Y.)
(N.
Co.
(s-a)
9-30
"1.7; $5c
(quar.)—
-w——Company
(quar.)
Corp.
Meyer-Blanke
9-12
10-
50c
'
■
'
Name of Company
(initial,quar.),_7.'.,7777v-7
93%,c
^United;Steel.Corp.,,
■•;> 6 % .class' A preferencev (s-a)
;.. $75c
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common (quar.),___
f ;
$1
10-157
;
731V4C
;•
■
.Vy* l'
\<i
S.
.,.3%%
9-10
9-30.
"
.
,
9-23
9-20
.
60c
ii.;—■—"Jl--———-
Gas
preferred
-
$2
,
Electric___
Insurance. .(Louisville,
Life
(quar.)
Ky.)
Connecticut
.
preferred
Medford
9-10
9-30
2 y2c
Ohio
Southern
&
Columbus
__
4%
9-16
1
10-
50c
Mills
Worsted
Cleveland
9-30
.9-25
$3c
-12V2C
Co. (quar.)
Chapman Valve Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Cherry Rivet Co. (quar.)—
———
Century Electric
—
7 Extra ' -———7—7-————
9-20
1
:
9-10
•
10-15
-725c
Martin-Parry Corp.
Mascot
Oil
Co.
(quar,)—
Mead Johnson & Co. (quar.)
9-17
1
-
—L—__—
(quar.)
10-
$1:
!
H,
U.
10-25
7
$1.25
—
9-10
9-20
25c
preferred series A (quar.)——--—preferred series B <quar.)„
Patricia
Gold Mines - (quar,) _____
4.10%
10-
1
'' 37 Vac
(quar.) -Li;,
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—»
Common * (quar.).
z
—-rr;
7% preferred B (quar.)^
—
Marshall-Wells Co., 6% preferred (quar.)*_,
Trust
9-30
$$1.75
.
.commonr.^«
Sugar;, Co.^*—
.
Manufacturers
1
Corp. of
Celanese
Manati
9-30
10-
5c
Corp.___—
General
&
;
9-17
1
:
(Ky.),
commoni'S«—r-'-l—
$1.50 participating preferred—-.-——
MacMillan (H. R.) Export Ltd. (quar.)—__
9-14
10-
'
}Of Re0
"9-13
: 9-30 v
$$1
Publications,
MacFadden
9-14
V'
9-27
10-1
1
Carriers
10-
$$2
$50c
'
preferred (qu.ar.) ($100 par)_:
preferred (quar.) ($25 par)
5%
5%
9-16
$50c
Ingersoll
preferred 1 (quar.)
Gas & Electric
■
37 VaC
Theatres, Ltd., com. (quar.)
Louisville
,
Rand, Ltd. (quar.)_____
Canadian Westinghouse Co., Ltd.
(quar.)__
Cannon
Mills
(increased)-—-——__—_***
Canadian
(quar.)
Incorporated
(Marcus)
9-16
10-
62VbC
Payable
i
■
Loew's
10-1
25c
Co.—
Canadian
7
-
Loew's
Burkhart
New
,
.
Share
Name of Company
•
of Re a.
Holdert
Wften
Per
Holdert
Per
Share
Name ol Company
Monday, .September 9, 1946,
,..
9-26
9-16
4Cc
12-
Class B
(irreg.)-——
American Power & Light,
$6
(accum.)
Public Service,
$5 pfd.
preferred
—-—
7%
.
American
4 Va
%
Rolling
preferred
Mill,
(accum.)_
pfd. (accum.)
Sanitary, com.
common——
(quar.)
—
10-
10^
$1.25
$1.50
1
1
io--1
■
9-16
6
9-
3
9-
*
3
$1.75
9-20
8-31
10c
9-30
8-23
9-16
8-15
10-15
9-16
25o
$1.12%
;
:
'
Safety Razor
(initial quar.)——■—-—
American Seal-Kap Corp
American Snuff Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
——
American Stamping Co.
(quar.)-:-—.
10-15
9-20
15c
10-15
9-14
50c
> 10-
1
9-
5
Calgary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd. (s-a)
California Cotton Mills, new—
:
10-
1
9-
5
California
-
6%
.
8%
10-15
10c
9-12
8-30
50c
9-30
9-3
V,Canada
1
10-22
«
.
1-21
Class
9-16
5%
b-24
Canada
9-16
9-
$4.25
preferred
25c
9-14
8-31
Canada
Foundries
1
9-14
Class
9-30
9-16
10-
15c
;
3
25C
10-
' 25C
1
59 %c
10-
;
...$$1.62^1
i
•
B-30
1
8-30
8-30
9-30
9-12
9-30
9-12
9-16
9-30
9-12
$1
.•."•f"''
/
50o
9-10
$1
8-28
;
11- I
$35
preferred
7%
Motor
Canadian
10-
50c
1
1
9-16
> 7
1
9-10
8-31
5c
9-10
8-31 77.:
10-
9-10 :
1 41
1-2-47
10-
8%C
pfd. (quar.)-
8%C
$1.50
Silk
1
$1.75
10-
1
7
45c
10-
1
9-
7
25c
10-
1
7.9-16
•,
9-10
5
10-
1
9-
7
10-
1
9-
7
10-
1
9-
7;
10-
1
9-
7
10-1
9-
7
10-
1
8-30
10-
1
8-30
10-
1
8-31
10-
1
10-
(initial)——,—-——---—
Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.) —
Beech Creek RR. (quar.)
——-—
Beech-Nut Packing Co. (quar.)———-Belding-Corticelli. Ltd., common (quar.)
7% preferred (auar.)—
—
Belgium Glove & Hosiery of Canada, Ltd.
common
11-25
50c
'10-
$1
10-
$$1.75
12-15
11-25
-■
1
9-20
10-
1
8-26
10-1
8-31
$37V2c
$37YjO
10- 1
10- 1
-
9-12
9-16 77;
7:7$ 10c
8-30
9-30
9-10
10-
50C
77
10c
7.
9-30
7
7
8-31
9-16
10c
9-16 7■7'
9-24
th
7,
Co.—
Power & Light
Inc.
7--
—
'
$2
$1.25
7
50C
,7.
50c
4
9-
9-30
8-31
10-
7
9-
7
.$$1.50
7.10- 1
62 y2c
9-10
8-24
9-30;
9-30
9-14
35c
9-30
9-12
25c
9-16
8-30
9-16
15c
—-
(quar.)
<
25c
10-
1
50c
10-
1
9-16
. ..
—
(increased)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender, com. (quar.) —
(quar.)—--
Bank
Chicago
7 10-15
$25c
9-15
10-
10-
9-
1
5
10c
9-16
8-30
9-14
8-31
&
Bar
.Extra
=••
C.
I. T.
.
'
9-19
(N.
&
«fe Eye
De aware
&
Delaware
Fund,
&
-
Bound
Hudson
Steel
9-25
RR.
(quar.)
Co.
5
9-
5
Class
(Initial)""
Diamond
6%
8-31
Diana
9
Co.~"(qu"ar
Alkali
50c
Co.— 7
Match
Stores
50c
5%
Dixie
9-16
Dobeckmun
10- 1
9-25
9-
6
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.
9-
4
9-25
9-
4
9-30
9-14
,.>9-14
8-31
,
20c
•'
9-10
$1.50
9-10
8-31
90C
10-30
10-15
$30c
9-15
8-15
15c
40c
$1.37 Ya
1
9-20
9-14
8-16
10-
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-12
9-13
9-
3
10-
1
9-10
28 YbC
10-
1
9-13
$1.25
10-
1
9-16
(quar.)
$1.75
11-15
$1.75 2-15-47
$4.50
preferred (quar.)—.
9-16
>7
Increased
9-14
9-14
50c
10- 1
9-6
10- 1
9-
50c
9-12
9-12
9-14
9-30
9-25
'•
9-25
$1
8-29
6
8-30
8-30
9-
7
9-16
9-10
9-14
79-27
Co.—~
30C
9-10
15c
.
(monthly)
Fields
Co.,
Glass
9-30
Stores. Ltd.
com.~Ta~uar
certificates
Co., Ltd. com.
preferred
$4 preferred
Driver-Harris
/ -
(quarT
(auar.)
Douglas Aircraft Co
Dow Chemical Co., common
A (quar.)
Draper Corp. (quar.)
:
Dresser Industries, Inc.;33/4%»
'
)
"
(quar )
(quar.)
preferred
7%
r
-■
"
™_ ""
(quar.)
Chemical
&
Tar
trust
(quar.).
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Dominion Textile
1
2-7-47
9-10
9-16
I
quarterly
Oil
preferred
Voting
9-14
9-18
1
"I
(Indiana)
non-cumulative preferred
Dominion
-
9-10«
8-29
preferred
5%
Dominion
8-15
$1.12Ya
i—
Corp.
'
75c
$1.25
'
«.
8-31
8-15
10-
(quar.)
A
Dominion Dairies, Ltd.—
^
,
8-19
8-31
10-31
9-16
.7 Dominion
9-14
11-T
Extra
7%
11-
75c
III"
Doernbecher Manufacturing
9-20
~
7
common
Company
Doehler-Jarvis
5
12-20
(quar.)—.—...
~
$1.25
Cleveland Quarries Co. (quar.)—..—25c
Climax
Molybdenum Co
30c
Clinchfield Coal Corp.
25c
35c
Clorox Chemical Co. (increased quar.).
—
5%
Company,
class
8-26
1-2-47
$3
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co., common
Cleveland Graphite Bronze com
9-14
9-30
10-1
5
9-
$1.75 7; 10- 1
75o
9-14
9-16
2*A%
.
9-30
$15c
9- 1
$5c
9-1
50c ,10- 1
(quar.)
Investing. 5Y2% preferred
City of Paris Dry Goods—
7%
1st preferred (quar.)
7%
1st preferred (quar.)
1%
2nd preferred
(s-a)—
Clark Equipment Co., common
5% preferred (quar.)
,
9-
35c
(quar.)
City
8-31
$2.50
9
8-24
-
12Y2c
(ouar.)""
(quar.)
preferred
Cup
Dominguez
30c
$1
$1.75
75C
(s-a).
Distillers-Seagrams, Ltd.—
New common (initial quar.)..
8-12
35c
35c
.
& Sons, Inc.
8-30
75c
50c
25c
'
(initial)
com.
new
(Henry)
8-12
■
7
)
participating preferred
D sston
9-
12Yac
(Increased)
9-12
45c
$1
35c
Diamond
9-
~~~
_
B
8-31
10- 1
9-20
(quar)
(qu~ar~.)IuII~III~I~II
Chemical Co."common
Oil
Dewey & Almy
9-14
1
9-10
9-16
.
50c
9-10
V.
10-
(quar )
Extra
Devonian
9-
Corp.
1
10-10
)__ul~l
(increased
preferred (quar.).
Detroit
1
10-
common"(slai:
Delaware Power & Light—
4%
9-30
9-30
10-
(quar.)
Brook
Inc.
9-15
(quar.)"""""
(quar )
9-10
9-10
10- 1 *
10- 1
*7
1
9-25
I—I
(quar.)
9-16
9-20
A 9-20
$32
9-16
(quar.)
Y.)
City Ice & Fuel
9-19
3
9-20
Ci6&r Corp. (increased!
Fisher Stores
De Long Hook
/
8-31
10- 1
9-14
15c
——
1
9-
10-21
(quar.)
....
(Alfred) & Cohn
Deep Rock Oil Corp...
9-10
9-16
25c
7
25c
$1.12Ya
preferred (s-a).
(quar.)
Financial Corp.
1
$15C
(qua,.
9-30
Stores
R^°nn?pfMichHgfn RR- Copreferred (quar.)
,
a.
Co.
9-30
12r24 f
Drug
Decker
9-10
<
V '
$1.12V2
(quar.)
Trust
1
9-30
r
Preferred
(extra)
; ; David & Frere, Ltd., class A
8-20
r
9-14
9-14.
9-20
30c
$1.04
15c
City Auto Stamping Co. (quar.)
10-
15c
10-
Detroit Aluminum & Brass
-
common
1
9-16
9-24
annual
5* Y'i
Daniels
9-10
27c
Knitting Ltd.
10-
$1.15
•
8-31
America
Street Railway
20c
9-16
10-
Co., Inc. $2 pfd
Corporation
Semi
8-20
10- 1
10- 1
75c
& Machine Co. (quar.)__
South Shore & South Bend RR.—
(quar.)
$1.25
25c
Seal
Cunningham
9-20
9-20
9-20
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Chrysler Corporation
Circle
25C
35c
9-16
10-15
com,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.—
Cinzano, Ltd., 5%%
8-15
15c
pfd.
Co., common
7% preferred (quar.)
Christiana Securities com.
1
$1.75
Building,11. pfd. (accum,).
6%
Service
Chicago Towel
7
$1.50
93 %c
(accum.).
A
Davison Chemical Corp.
9-16
9-16
20c
Rivet
Cincinnati
$25c
(Tnterlml
(quar.)__
8%
3
9-
9-30
'
Common
9-16
93 %c
20c
Buckeye Pipe Line
Bucyrus-Erie Co. common
7% preferred (quar.)
Term?ual
Public
of
Co.
$1.50
com. (initial)
Brown*1 Shoe "Company" $3 Top fd.~~(qTar.) II
fyhS*—gp?e°Sred
'Chicago
,
50c
Co. (quar.)
:
.
$1.50
2%%
10-: 1
11-15
ix
prior pref. (quar.)
Extra
4Y2% preferred
9-14
$1.37%
—
(quar.)_——
Mfg. (quar.)
«*''•"
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co. (quar.)
Chesebrough Mfg. Co. (Consol.) (quar.)
Extra
1
6
9-
1
$1.31 y4
SShhi2^?^ Corp./common!.:JiUir;:
Crucible Steel Co. of Amer. 5% pfd
(auar)
8-10
9-15
•
; 1
$1.50
$1.75
:
preferred
Chemical
9-10
1
9-20
10-
y-..:
20c
I
(auar )
pfd
(auar")
Culver
9- 6
10-25
(accum.)
(accum.)
Champion Paper & Fibre,
"
62%c
10-
11-30
(initial quar.)
—
Chamberlin
:20c
9-13
Chicago Mill &, Lumber ,(quar.^^-,;^..^.^30c
Ltd.
Borough Gas Co., common
preferred
7
class
Delaware
Century Ribbon Mills
Certain-teed Products
?
1
9-14
50c
preference (,uar., _
Brmlh" American Bank Note Co. Ltd. (quar.)
British-American Oil Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Ltd.
10-
$1.75
"ISiSSmSK
Mills
8-30
20c
75c
)
(quar.)
non-cum
ordinary
preferred
Special
25c
'
Vermont
4V2%
Manufacturing Co., common——
preferred A (quar.)
•
& Sharpe
9-25
9-12
40c
■
7
'
60C
,
Brown-Forman Distillers, new
$5 prior preferred (quar.),—
8-12
8-30
9-30
$1.50
preferred (quar.)—
& G.) Iron
9-10
9-15
7
S 56'Ac
(increased quar.)——
convertible preferred
15C
7"
(Del.)
9- 5
33 Ya %
;
Steel & Wire Co.
4.15%
(quar.)
Co.
Crown Cork
Products—
(initial)
Central
,,'7
$1
'
9-3
87 Vac
$1.50
South West Utilities Co.—
New common
6
9-13
$1.42
—
Bridgeport Gas Light Co.
Briggs & Stratton Corp.
9-
9-24 7
50c
•
Brewing Corp. of America (quar.)—
Bridgeport Brass Co., common-
Bush
Steel
dividend
Extra
30c
25c
93 %c
r^Awn1!?01^ fubli&hing CoTllZcreased)"
Cork International Corp.
30c
—
prior lien preferred
prior lien preferred
Central
Soya Co.—
6
30c
$1.12 Ya
ouar
6%
preferred (quar.)
Crosley Corporation -~-*"*7""1""Z"Z
$1.50
$1.50
;
$7
;
9- 2
y 9-
Ohio
&
25c
$1.25
rrSrles & America (increased quar J
of Knowles Loom Works—
Crompton
>7
;
$6
3
9-
3%%
9-14
9-14
9-12
9-12
9-17
10- 1
$1.12'/a
(irreg.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Central
.
— -
CranTcTiofcv0'11,5 $6 conv' pfd'A
ove«Company, common (quar.)
a,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
preferred
New
41 V?C
Crown
9-16
$1
preferred
Stock
9-20
9-13
$1.50
(quar.)—
Roller Bearing—1
Brach (E. J.) & Sons (quar.)—
Brazilian Traction Light & Powei,
$5
9-20
9-30
Maine
Central
'
7
7
Bower
Qiik
6
30c
RR. Co.
Elevated Railway (quar.)
Brown
7
preferred
preferred
6%
5
12 Y2C
& Albany
Brooklyn
1
-
1 7
10-
7
.
Oil
preferred
9-19
9-22
*
9-
10-
6%
Central
preferred
Cornell Products, 6%
9-20
10.-21
9- 5
8-27
9-13
9-10
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
9-20
40c
(quar.)
Illinois Light 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
Illinois Public Service—.
$3.50
9-
9-16
25c
75c
$1.75
-
$1
10- 1
$2 7 10- 1 ~
15c
—.—
Storage
Central
Bond Stores,
Brooke (E
>
50c
Tobacco—
•
preferred (quar.)
—
Blumenthal (Sidney), common (extra)
7% preferred (final)
$2
$6
9-14
6%
Brillo
9-12
10-1
Bloch Brothers
5Ya%
1
10-
quar.)
preferred beneficial certificates
Central
-
Preferred
,convertible preferred (quar.)__
r?lc"Dub.ilier Electric, com. (quar.)
$5.25 series A
o
9-20
10-1
y-y
1011-1
(initial
common
Central Cold
10- 1
;
4%
■
(qua?.) (Q
Central Coal & Coke—
7
10-15
Bl^"^°W<)0Co~~V2"25~preferred (quar.j—
6%
5
8-31
1
$$2
-
(quar.)
Ltd—-——
preferred (final)
Boston
9
9-
New
40c
68 %c
& Burlap—
Bag
Central
Brewing Corp.
Limestone & Cement, 6% pfd.——
Bethlehem Steel Corp., 7% preferred (duar.)
Bingham Stamping Co., common (initial)—
5% convertbile preferred (quar.)
—
Birmingham Gas Company, common
Birmingham Water Works. 6% pfd. (quar.)
Blackhawk Brewing (increased)——
Boston
9-
;
8-31
$10C
Bessemer
5%
7
1
1.7
TO-
$$1.50
:,"7r ■"
Berghoff
Blac^Hills
9-10
$50c
Cooper-Bessemer Corp., $3 priorDfd~tauar~T
Copperweld Steel, common
1v,
i
(quiif.)
"•.$250'
.
Continental Steel Corp.
9-14
Central
$250
(quar.)—
Decker Mfg. Co.
1
10-
$$1.75
'
Common
Black &
8-30
.$3.75
Continental
Courtaulds, Lid.,
preferred (quar.)
12YaC
fan Co-» common (interim)
1'
9-12
4%
$1
$1.12 Ya
"du'arj::
P'l.
7
50c "f-10- 1
Common
"
I
Snt n^.. Assur»n<*. Chicago (quar...
:
9-13
12-15
.
Beaver Lumber Co.,
9-30
,
11-
90c
n«nsumers Gas Co- (Reading, Pa.) (quar )
8-30
1
25c l V
;
8-
'
(initial)
Corp.
Co"
$37YaC
Boxes, Ltd.—
9-16
9-16
(quar.)_L._
preferred
Consolidated
Corp.—
(quar.)
(accum.)
10-15
9-30
40©
common
4/4ff, Preferred Series A
Steel
„
8-31
10-15
.
Carpenter Paper Co.—
,,
9-15
;
Stores
7 Consumers Company, $3
i
10-31
—; -fr 25c
$1
7
8-31
9-15
$12 Y2C
1 Carpenter
Steel Co.__
:
50c
8-31
9-16 7
10c
Carthage Mills, common (irreg.)
$2
Basic Refractories. Inc
-7
7 9-14
710- 1
40C
6% preferred A (quar.)
$1.50
Bastian-Blessing Co., common
(quar.)——
9-16
-77:-$17 10- 1
6% preferred B (quar.)
I
60c
Bausch & Lomb Optical, 4% pfd. (quar.)—
77
8-29
9-13
50C
Case
(J. I.)
Company, common
40c
Bayuk Cigars. Inc
9-12
7
10- 1
35c
7%
preferred (quar.)
r $1.75
Beatrice Foods Co., common (quar.)
9-12 7
10- 17
84%q
Cassidy's, Ltd., 7% preferred (accum.)
$$3.50
3%% conv. preferred (initial quar.)Catalin Corp. of America
10c
Beau Brummeil Ties, Inc.—
12Y2c
$2-75
i'
1
50c
(BaltJ—
(quar.)
PreSS' Ltd" CIaSS A
Extra
Con solid a ted Retail
9- 3
•37%©
preferred series B
Utilities
Dow Drug Co.. 7% preferred
Duke Power Co., common
(quarT"""."
preferred (quar.)
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc., common
7%
4Vh%
du
Pont
7 """
(quar".)
pfd.
(increased).
Co.
"II
(quar.jflll
(quar.)
de Nemours & Co.—
preferred
(E.-1.)
(interim)
9-14
common
(quar.)
-Duquesne Light, 5% 1st preferred
Durez Plastics & Chemicals—
New common
(initial quar.)
Duval Texas Sulphur
$4.50
5
9-23
*~
~Nr~Y~Touar
of
8-30
Inc".—
"
Corp
Gas
25©
v
series~C~~(quarTr
(quarT*"
preferred
4Ya%
$$1.25
s $$2
$50c
<;!
Extra—
8-31 yr
9-15
$12%C
ZZr
Canada
(quar.)
Cfhe^ical A Industries,
Class
(quar.).
Cigar
Consolidated
v"r
City Products
Transit Co.
(quar.)v—
Carnation Company, 4% 1st pfd. (quar.)
;k
Carolina
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)__
9-25
.
4%
8-31
Capital
7
1
10-
8-31
1
Capital
8-28
v':
11-
7 10- 1
Products
A
Wirebound
class A
$1.50
7
$1.50
Class
8-31
9-15
9-10
9-10
9-3
1
12-10
$1.25
$49.31
&
&
'/
(quar.)
Railway
Canadian
9-15
10-
$15c
(quar.)
Canadian
9-30
$75c
$15c
$$1.75
(initial)
Ltd.—
preferred
Pacific
10-15
$15c
preferred
Canadian
20c
——
of
Co.
•"
(quar.)—
8%
7
.
9-14
6C
B
1
;
;
5%
v:
9-20
10-
'
$20c
sniS°nirHed
Co., Ltd.—
Lamp
Canadian oil Companies,
8-31
9-14 7
37YaC
pfd. (quar.)
Class
9-17
10-17
9-
9- 4
Consolidated Biscuit
Ltd.—
(quar.)
&
Class A (quar.)
y
30c
(quar.)
Investment Corp.,
Quarterly
Canadian Industries, Ltd.. new com.
10-21
11- 1
A
Foreign
,
Ltd., com. (quar.)
Products.
Class
conv.
Canadian
30c
•
Ltd. com..
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian Food
9-10 7
9-30
1
1
8-15
9-15
$25c
$5c
$15c
$10c
$45c
$30c
$12Y*c
$25c
(quar.)..—
preference
conv.
Participatnig
6%
56Y40
(quar.)__
Canadian Cottons,
5
9-
9-20
75C
(quar.)
Porcelain Steel, 7%
(quar.)
Participating
30- 4
11-1
90c
1010-
mmmnn
$1 partic. pref.
(quar.)
60c non-cum
4
9-10
12-10
9-16
75c
Bakeries
$3iy»c
8-21
10-
1
9-15
12-15
25©
& Power Co
Corp., Ltd.—
Canners, Ltd., common
1st preference (quar.)—
$$1.50
Connecticut Light
8-31
9-16
Consolidated Gas, Elec. Lt. & Pow.
Common
(quar.)_.__
5%
8-29
Inc.~~(quar.)Il""
9-14
8-15
8-24
9-16
$$1.50
"
Quarterly
•
10-
9-12
$1
9-10
9-11*
Canadian
30C
50c
11-
9-11*
1
Steamship Lines, Ltd. (s-a)__
Canada Wire & Cable, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Canadian Breweries (increased)
3
9-
37%C
1
10-
9-16
15c
(Toronto)"—"
Quarterly00 ^ Assoclatlon
10-
$$2
$50c
$$1
$25c
$37Vic
9-15
9-13
$3
(ouar )
Consolidated Edison Co.
9-15
!•
Com.
Consolidated
9-30
9- 6
9-10
1
10-
Shoe
9-20
9-30
9- 6
500
Machinery
,**
voting trust certificates
Compo
$50c
;
Canada
Co. (quar.).—
6% pfd. (quar.)
of Canada
Belleterre Quebec Mines,
Beudix Aviation Corp
ilfh i holders date of order
at close of business on the
day after
14th
9-20
9-16
,
9-30
9-25
6©
Community Public Service
10-15
9-10
•
—
Stamp]ng~7irreeT"
Investment Co
rre8-> —
20©
tn
1
preferred (quar.)
1
9-30
<
90c
>
Shearing &
Consolidated
Permanent Mortgage
9-30
50c
*fl^rClal „Credlt (quar)
Co-» common Tquar.)
preferred
$15c
$$1.75
7%
10-15
Pa^mentalnh h& Souihern- $6 P^- UccumT).
oE
i
"iad,e 28
after SEC
9-20
—
9-16
?
10-15
110c
3.60%
8-26
10-
t37YjC
Northern Power
$5c
9-30
(quar.)
common
(quar.);
9-15
9-21
(quar.)——
Products, Inc., 4%
Mills (monthly)—
5% preferred
9
preferred
10-25
tlOc
(quar.)—-——
preference
Bell Telephone
9
8-
$50c
Bearer
Canada
preferred
New
9
9-
—
Congoleum-Nalrn,
(quar.).
Common
9-20
9-
Forgings, Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-20
1
9-10
-Commonwealth
10-
$1.06Yd
(quar.)
&
1
10-
9-24
'
:■
Commercial
120c
t$1.25
150
(initial)
9-11
10-
Coj-d""
Pictures
Ltd.,
$10c
com.
new
—
9-24
8%
$75c
!
K
40©
-
■
■
9-30
$1.50
'
(quar )
1
8-30
$1.75
87 Yj©
(quar.)
preferred B
9-12
1
9-12
53 Y2c
,Cafb~Co7~("increased" quar.)Ill
Commercial Alcohols,
9-10
•
9-20
12-
11-
50c
Malting Co., Ltd.—
I2V2C
(quar)
Sons, 7%
preferred----Aroostook RR Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Bangor Hydro-Electric, 6% pfd. (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
--—
Bankers Trust Co, (N. Y.) (quar.)
Barber Asphalt Corp
(quar.)-—-Barber-EUis of Canada, Ltd. (quar.J
—
7%
Bangor
A
$20c
(initial)
pref. (quar.).
Ginger Ale,
9-16
1
10-
.
-
Allied
Bancroft
'
1
I25o
(s-a)
9-12
1
10-
50c
9-105
10- 1
10- 1
$$1.12ya
$62y2c
—_
(quar.)
Dry
Canada
3
•'9-
9-14
(stock dividend)—
One share of 5% convertible preferred C
for
each 15 shares of common stock
Baltimore
.3,'* ■>.
\
10-
—
8-26
.*:•
Registered
9-10
1
10-
$1.50
93%C
1st
Canada
J:
(payment clears all arrears) —
Inc.
9-10
8-26
75c
$5.60
Corp""
(quar.)
Extra
$25c
Canada Crushed Stone
.
Autocar Company
B/G Foods,
10- 1
9-16
31Y4C
(quar.)
Co., Ltd
Ioe $6
$7 preferred
•
9-16
(s-a)
7-30
Powder —
Austin Nichols & Co.—
Avondale
B
9
9-
$1.25
Line RR.
F.) & Son,
Co.;- Ltd.—
preferred (accum.)
9-10
Atlas
Avon
9- 3
25c
Cement
25c
,r
Avery (B.
9-16
(ijuar.) —34%c
preferred
Plow
Columbia
(quar.)—.——.;
B
$1
15%
>
Ltd. (quar.)
Automatic Fire Alarm
10c
Packers, Ltd.—
$1.50 partic. Class A (s-a)
„
(quar.)_—
Atlantic Refining Co., common (quar.)
4% convertible preferred A (quar.)--—3.60% preferred B (quar.)
—
Atlas Corporation
(increased)
Atlas Imperial Diesel EngineSeries
A
preferred (initial quar.)
$5 class A
class
5%
6y»%
9-30
8-31
Copper—
__L*
Cycle & Motor, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
for Ordinary
Extra
prior
■;<
9-14
9-11
9-17
—
preferred
Colonial
8-31
Canada
Arnold Constable Corp
Convertible
$3.50
Canada
V
53c
Company—
Co.
Consolidated
Hecla
9-10
.
9-14
9-25
10- 1
"""
Co.
International
of Ree.
50c
$1.75
%!XZZ?.P^ prete"e"d"~quaf.)Z
50c
Canada Bread Co.,, Ltd.— y:':."
4j/2% 1st preferred (quar.)__
,i
'
Investment
^-16'
10-11
Inc.
Spring Corp.
10- 1
Electric-I
&
1st preferred
Cookshutt
50c
-—
—
5%
Coca-Cola
Insurance—
Campbell Wyant & Cannon.
11-1
$1.50
$1.50 1 -31-47
convertible prior preferred (accum.) —
Armstrong Cork Co., $3.75 pfd.
(9"ar-)—
Armstrong Rubber, class A (increased)—Class B
(increased)——
43/4% convertible preferred (quar.)-;
Coast
1
10-
Life
!
convertible
5V2%
8-16
9-13
..'t;,i 50c
(quar.)
States
9-16
Counties Gas
Coca-Cola
9- 3
25c
—
—
&
(quar.)
com,
Coast
Bolder*
Payable
Share
C1??fc preferred &(quar.).
nreafb0dy^ Co ' comm°n (interim)...
7%
—
>9-10
9- 3
50c
9-20
45c ■■■'>. 9-16
.—————m-,—./
Service
Water
/Resumed
9-12
!
'i
9-13
9- 3
9- 7
8-23
9-10
10- 1
9-1610-15 „
9-16
9-20
.
Name of Company
Camden Forge Co.—c
$1.25
(quar.)
Associates
1
9-25
$1.75
$6
Atlantic
9-10
;
30c
Calumet
9-20
10-
$1
(quar.)
Associated
10- 1
$1.50
Utilities
(quar.)
preferred
Special
53YeC
>
-i—...—.ic--m■■
Semi-annual
9-13
—.
.'1
(quar.);_„
California-Western
3
9-
Co.
Pacific
California
9- 5*
10- 2
; 9-13
Ink
—
California
7,5%
7
9-
1
$1
(quar.) —,
—
Apex Smelting Co. (quar.)
—
;—
Arizona Edison Co., common (quar.)$5 preferred (quar.)
—
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp., 6 ^ pfd. (quar.)
Corp.,
10-
11-
preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co., Ltd.—•
American Deposit Receipts
Asbestos
8-30
$2.25
4%%
&
9-14
$1.75
Anderson Prichard Oil Corp.—
Armour
9-21
35c
Products, Inc.—
(final)
Anheuser-Busch,
9-30
50c
...
Foundries
prior preferred
prior preferred
•Extra
15c
(quar.)
.——
American Stores Co.
(increased)
American Sugar Refining Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
American Sumatra
Tobacco (increased)--American Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)—
American Thermos Bottle—
*.4;>c. '«»y\
4%% preferred (initial quar.)
American Tobacco Co., 6%
Pf?- *
American Vitrified Products (initial 9uar-' American Woolen Co.,
7% Pfd. (accum.)
American Wringer Co. (increased)-—
American Zinc Lead & Smelting Co.
$5 conv. prior preferred (quar.)_—Ampco Metal, Inc. (quar.)—
Anaconda
Cc-pper Mining
*.
Anchor Post
$1.50
$1.75
15c
lOo
50c
Payable
When
Per
Bolder*
of Ree
When
,
Share
,
$1.50
6%
Steel
Per
„
"
Name of Company
6% preferred (quar.)—
Butler Water Co., .7% preferred (quar.)-,—
25c
common
American
•
Bush Terminal Co.,
American
New
Payable
Share
o/ Company
Bolder*
of Reo.
When
Per
jy«mfl
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10-25
preferred
(quar.) _
10-15
9-14
9-30
9
raws®
iTHE COMMERCIAL; ft, FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Eagle
Picher
(increased)
Co.
—
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—
„,>■
8-23
9-10
'
Name of Company
of Rec.
Payable
30c
Psr
Holder*
When
per
Share
Name of Company
Extra
;
-
Glens Falls
——
4y2 %
—
6%
(quar.)
41/4 %
Electric
Boat
....
Goldblatt
10- 1
Goodrich
t80c
$5
y
'
9-12
Common
—
Class
Gas
Class
—
A
~
■
Evans
Products
.
$1.25
12y2c
—
Gulf
25c
Gulf
37 %c
Hall
New
Haloid
25C
50c
Co.
&
Federal Motor Truck Co.
Felin
&
(quar.)
Feltman
(initial
Ferro
10-
15c
—
1
Co.—
;:;9-10
:
—
First
National Stores,
Fitzsimmons Stores,
Flintkote
$4
Company,
preferred
Florence
Florida
75c
Power
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
common
—
Battery
Hasting Manufacturing
A
9-16
9- 6 '
9-6
Hawaiian
9-
Hazel-Atlas. Glass
8-16
9-10
10- L
12- 1 A
'
8-30
c
9-14
,9-14
A 9- 5
9-16
'
5%
5%%
preferred
Class
Mfg.
B
General
General
General
Box
$1
Bronze
Cigar
11c
9-14
9-14
9-30
General
Mills. Inc.
Motors,
5%
8-31
8-31
10-
25c
62 V2
10-
1
9-10
1
9-20
10-
1
i
9-
7
20c
9-12
9-
3
9-16
8-14
11-25
11-
9
11-25
11-
9
9-11
,
10-
1
10-
1
9-20
'10- 2
9-16
$1.25
25c
8-23
$1.25
10-1
9-19
9-10*
$1.25
(quar.)
11- 1
25c
common-
9-10
9-12
8-20
11- 2
8-15
10-
7
25c
11-15
(quar.)
25c
10-
1
9-17
preferred
(auar.)
25c
10-
1
9-17
-25c
9-14
9- 5
25c
9-14
9-
5
9-14
9-
5
General
Phoenix Corp., common
Extra
Class
A
(quar.)
;—
(quar.)
-
Extra
General Precision Equipment Corp
Public Utilities (initial)
Signal,
(quar.)
Railway
preferred
General
Refractories
Gerber
4%%
Gerrard
com.
:
preferred
(S.
A.),
Gisholt Machine
Co.
10-
1
9-10
$1.50
10-
1
9-10
5
9-12
9-14
10-
9-14
2iy4c
11.12%
9-
9-26
10-1
$1.25
(s-a)
$5 pfd.
(quar.)—
9-27
40c
$1.50
(quar.)
(auar.)
preferred
5
9-10
10- 7
20c
(quar.)
Safety Razor Co.,
9-
9-25
11-15
25c
common
Power
Products
9-14
25c
$6 pfd. (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.) _—
Georgia
;
25c
Co.
General Telephone Corp.
25c
25c
—
General
General
Class
Hinde
A 30c
(quar.)_
12-
9-20
9-30
11- 9
8-31
15c
vlO-
1
75c
10-
1
' H $1.50
10-
1
(increased)—
__
9-9
9-10
9-10
-
8-31
1
8-30
10-
lHA
8-30
C
(quar.)
xiy4%
10-1
D
(quar.)a xl%% ; .10-Al
Co., common (quar.)<A
50c;•A 9-10
(quar,)
com.
*17c
i
10-
1
8-30
8-30
8-30
Water Supply
„
$1.25
H
"
,
$1.50-
,
„
Lake
,
,
,
-9-14
.-
,
10-1
35c
>
_
8-20
.
9-30
9-14
9-10
•<■
8-26
60c
9-20
9- 6
75c
9-10
8-31
10c
9-14
'8-29
11- 1
10-4
10-14
9-4
10-1
9-10
8-26
dividend
-
<40%,
„
....
klO- 7
25C
9-26
<0-14
8-31
8-14
8-31
20c
9-10
15c
City Power & Light, $6 pfd. B
(quar.)
$1.50
10-
1
9-14
15c
10-
1
9-14
$1.25
10-
1
preferred
Drug
Natural
Gas
Co.,
com
(quar.)..:
Company,
preferred
$1.50
common
9-16
9- 5
Kelvinator
,
9-16
9- 5
A 8-31
^
A
Kendall
9-14
class
25C
^
8-31
Co.
of
12y2c
preferred
0-
8-31
1
9-lfl
:
9-30
$1.75
10-
3
9-14
9-16
10-
30c
9-
1
7
9-20
25c
9-16
9-
20c
9-30
9-20
45c
0-10
37%c
10-AT
9-16
9-25
9-10
r
__
(quar.)
(increased)__
Canada
Company, 4%%
Kennecott Copper Corp.
9-14
'
(quar.)—$1.12%
convertible
5CAh;'
12 %c
—
8-31
(quar.)
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
Kellogg (Spencer), & Sons, Inc. (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel—
-
9-12
,
,
$1
_
10-21
9- 4
9-10A:•8-26
9-10
8-26
$1.50
(increased quar.)
Kaynee Company, 7% preferred (quar.)
Kayser (Julius) & Co. (increased)
$1.50
.
Vegetable Parchment Co.
*$1.50
(quar.).
$1.12%
'
:
10-
25c
Special
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)
_
B
3
8-17-
1
9-16
9-30 "8-30
;:
25c
30c
9-30'
8-30
9-14
8-30
40c
9-14
8-30
10c
50c
$1.50
!
10-1
$4
75c
$1
5%%
9-
5
9-14
pfd.
(quar.)
9-10
Kresege
7%
...
Hoover
Company,
4V2 %
Hotel
common
preferred
Inc.
Statler
Lehigh
'
$1.06y4
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.12%
(quar.)
Co.,
Inc.
25c
(quar.)
50c
Houdaille-Hershey,
$2.25 conv, pfd. (quar.)
Lighting & ^ower Co. (quar.)
Houston Natural Gas Corp., common
5 %
preferred
Howes Brothers Co., 7%
preferred (quar.).
Houston
—
Hubbell
Mining & Smelting Co.,
Quarterly
Oil & Refining Co.
(quar.)
Humphreys Manufacturing Co., common
Huron
&
Erie Mortgage
5%
Hyde
preferred
Corp. (quar.)
•.
(quar.)
Ideal
preferred (quar.)
Park Breweries Association
Cement
Co.
Life
&
7%
(increased
Telephone
quar.)
(auar.)
•_
Illinois Municipal
Water, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Tobacco
Sales
Co.,
of
Canada,
Ltd., common (interim)
6% preference (s-a)
:
Indianapolis Power & Light (quar.)—
Imperial
preferred
Cup
37%c
Quarterly
Lincoln
20c
6%
7%
11-15
''10-
10- 5
1
25c
9-15
$1
9-20
9-30
9-14
(quar.)
30c
10-
'
9-13
"
8-28
8-20
1
9-20
12-31'?
$3
-
$1
12-21
9-17
25c
10-
9.
9
1
9-14
10-1
9-14
62l/2c
Co.
Co.
10-
4
10-15
10-
4
9-28
35c
9-14
5c
(quar.)
10-
10-15
$2
(quar.).....
9-13
1
9-14
9-23
8-30
v
(Tenn.)
;
9-14.1^
9-
40c
60c
i
9-16
8-31
3
8-24
$1.75
(quar.)-
9- 3
8-12
25c
9-10
8-27
12V2c
9-16
9-
9-10
8-23
15c
3
Co.—
1
(quar.)
i....
Corp. (quar.)...
Co
$1.75
10-1
;Vi37'/2'c
;
50c
t$l
30c
—
Service
preferred
preferred
Corp.,
common
Little
Miami
(quar.)..:
9-13
9-10
8-30
v-
9-27
9-13
U-l
'
10-29
pfd.
(quar.)
Original capital
Original capital
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
9-12
8-31
17%c
9-14
9-
<1.10
7%
9-12
9-12
87'/2c
RR. Co.—
;25c
37V2c
(quar.)
(quar.)..
Lindsay Light & Chemical,
9-10
8-23
8-31
'1,
8-31
3
^
1
$1.10
$1
(quar.):
50c
(quar.)
50c
Special
guaranteed (quar.)
Lock Joint Pipe Co., common-(monthly)
50c
12-10
H-22
3-10-47 2-24-47
9-10
8-23
12-10
11-22
3-10-47 2-2*-47
$1
9.30
9.20
Common
$1
10-31
10-21
8%
$2
10-
8%
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—______
Lone
Star
&
Indianapolis
Lord
11-25
Industrial
25c
9-11
8-30
preferred (quar.)___^
Industrial Brownhoist Corp. (final)
Cement Corp.
....
(quar.).a—
(quar.)
Taylor,
common
(P;) Co. com. (quar.)—....
preferred (quar.)
Louisville & Nashville RR. (quar.)
7%
—
$2
87'/2c
Lorillard
10-1
Water Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Acceptance Corp., Ltd—
8-26
Lincoln National Life Ins. (Fort Wayne)—
11-30
conv.
9-23
8-14
1
$1.50
Tobacco
Locomotive
9-23
37'/2c
Corp.
Ins.
11-1
5%
10-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Myers
8-15
;
9-14
37y2c
....
'.
Casualty
Lily-Tulip
•
t8c
&(• 62y2c
^
(quar.)
...——
Co,
9-14
10-15
V
10-15
$i8c
common
&
Lima
1
10-15
S
Refineries
Salt
Liggett
1
11-
$1
Wilkes-Barre
8-20
9-15
•
Original capital
Hygrade Food Products (irreg.).'
Illinois .Pell
$1.75
Leonard
Leslie
,10-
$1.75
$1.50
Lexington-Telephone Co. (quar.)
Lexington Water, 7% preferred (quar.)
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass
Liberty Fabrics of New York..
$1.50
(quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door Co.—
5%
50C
62%c
*50C
•
preferred
90c
Ltd.—
Humble
6%
$1.50
v
(quar.)
& Fink Products
Lehn
40c
—:
Hudson Bay
56y4c
&
20c
(Harvey), Inc. (quar.)
Extra
Co.
9-20
9-20
(interim)
Clark
9-20
'
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
&
9-14
1
9-12
40c
(quar.).
Ltd.. (reduced)
Mines
Additional
1
Co.—<"
10-
$1^
1
12-20
preferred
(quar.)
Realty Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)
Prior
10-
12-27
-Extra
$2.50
Extra
Horder's,
Mines,
Frary
Lefcourt
(increased)
(quar.)
9-14
9-25
.
9-20
$1.12%
Lawyers Title Insurance. 6%-pfd. (s-a)
Fabrics, Inc. (irreg.)
& Company, common (quar.)
(quar.)
8-30
v
9-27
Leath
r
9-12
9-25
■
$1.12%
Lea
—
(quar.)
'•
*
1st preferred
(quar.)
Lanett Bleachery & Die Works
Latrobe Electric SteeL(quar.)
common
12-2
40c
' '
(quar.)
Power & Paper
preferred
Lane-Wells
& Co.—
preferred
quar.)
Sessions Co.,
&
$2.50
12-23
f$l
Shore
Landers
...
10- 1
*500
John
Lamson
Hooker Electrochemical
preferred
l
25c
:
Industries, 6% pfd. (accum.)
Lamaque Gold
Reduced
$4.25
2nd
Lake
...
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—
Corp.
;
Extra
Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Mining Co.
9-
Quarterly
(quar.)
Holland Furnace Co., new com. (initial).—
Hollander (A.) & Sons (quar.)
Oil
9- 9
9-14
5c
common
Company
9-16
9-26
25c
Kroger Company, 6%
"
$1 class A
S.)
1
25o
Kroehler Mfg. Co., 4!/2% preferred
(quar.).
4%% preferred (quar.)
....
Holt (Henry)
(S.
Lake St.
(quar.)_
8-31
10-
25c
—"
31c
A
9-12
25c
15c
(initial
9-12
9-16
20c
.—:
preferred
9-16
8-29
'U
1
$1.1210- 1
-
Koppers Company,
50c
;10-
$1.50
50c
Lumber Co._
preferred
(quar.)
25c
Creamery Co. (quar.)____
La France
Hollingsworth & Whitney,
(initial)—
i
com.
(I. B.) Rubber Co..
Extra
Co.—
Quarterly
$4
Kleinert
Knudsen
4%
■25C
Paper Co
(Edward)
new
Quarterly.——
25c
,u,
'
Kinney Mfg. Co. $6 pfd. (quar.)
Klein (D. Emil) Co. (quaIf.)
$1.75
34 %C
preferred
.
.
Co...»
King-Seeley Corp. com., (quar.)
5% conv.'preferred (qUar.;»>^„_
;
Kinney (G. R.) Co., Inc., common (resumed)
50c
(irreg.)
(quar.).—.,
Quarterly
„
&
Mill
4V2%
Co., Ltd.—
...
class
Hinde & Dauch Paper
...—•
(Walter)
(irreg.)
Kimberly-Clark Corp.,
Co.—
Corp.,
Extra
Kidde^
$1.25
25c
(quar.)__
1
2
9-15
37%c
;
10-
$4.50
common—
Company,
& Dauch
8-31
10-
c
$1.75
quar.)
Oil
9-10
50c
common
8-31
x$1.75
$5
(monthly)
(monthly K
Common
Hickock
Honolulu
preferred
2nd
Common
Homestake
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
J.)
Powder
9-21
30c
(quar.)
Advertising
(C.
8-30
25c
>V
(increased)
pfd.
pfd.
8-30
25c
....
(quar.)
General Paint Corp.,
Hendry
1
10-
$2
;1%C
8-31
9-14
75c
(quar.)
1
9-14
68%c
(qua£)
common
Outdoor
9-10
1
:
General
preferred
9-20
1
(quar.)
pfd. A
(increased
Corp.
9-20
10-
*$1.37
(quar.)
Instrument
'
10-
pfd. A (s-a)
Industries Co.. 5%
Gillette
0-13*
9-30
10c
common
Co., 5%
preferred
6%
A- 8-31
9-30
*22c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
General
„
9- 3
$$1.25
—
General
1st
H
25c
1
$5
9-14
^
9
A 9-30
(quar.)
6% preferred B (s-a)
(General Fireproofing Co. corn,
General
A,
9-
1 ;A A 9-10
9-17
30c
Transportation
Co.,
General Finance
*?<%
10-
25c
Company
General
General
8-30
9-14
(quar.)—,„wj .JU,,37%cV/:;9-10
Kansas-Nebraska
(quar.)
9-30
(resumed)
American
Parts
Co.,
W.)
9-16
—:
Baking Co., $8 preferred
Motor
preferred
1
75c
com.
8-30
9-16
xl3A%
Kansas
(increased)
Brewing
(George
7%
Hines
(quar.).
$3 partic.
Co.
(G.)
10-
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
Gaylord Container Corp.
Heilman
37 %c
—
com.
9-lfl
9-16
(quar.)_____
Kalamazoo
25C
5%
preferred B (quar.)
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett &
34 %c
5V2 %
Gemmer
quar.)
Hecla
A
quar.)
(quar.)
V.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)______
Joy Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
25c
9-14
(increased)
Co.
Power
preferred
Co.
9-14
10-
(Julius) & Co.—
(quar.).
10-15
25c
B
'Stock
(quar.)
(quar.)..
1
preferred (quar.)
Gatineau
*75c
933Ac
Manufacturing Co.—
Sulphur 7%.pfd. (s-a)
Jewel Tea Co. (increased
quar.) l
Johns-Manville Corp.
Johnson & Johnson (s-a)
j
Ltd.
10-1
25c
25c
Garrett
? 9- 3
Joseph & Fjeiss. Co. (quar.)A
...25c
f-.'V.-'Extra
^rv; 50c
Hershey Creamery (quar.).i.
Hewitt-Robbins, Inc.
(quar.)
Heywood-Wakefield Co. com.
A
Gabriel
(increased
Co,,
Hercules
10- 1;
25c
—
Packing Co.
Corporation
9-16
preference
Jefferson
Co—
28y8C
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5
9-30;
50c
—
Garlock
9-25
25c
20c
Public
Kilburn
8-30
9-16
Common
9-14
_
Jamestown ^Telephone Corp.-f*
6% 1st preferred (quar.).l
A
9-
10-18
5V2%
9-14
9-30
10-15
$1.25
Corp. (quar.)
?
Mining Company....
Hein-Werner
9-14
12 %C
—
6%
9-30
50c
;
^.$5:;:preferredJ'';(quar.')^^-^iiii-^w^i-w-^.-'
...
9-14
25c
Company
30c
$1.25
quar.)
5% -.preference
(quar.)
9-20
v
*35c
(Robert Co.,
9-1$
Utilities
Machine
Jamaica
A50c
Electric
Helme
8-31
62>/2C
Gas
convertible preferred
Garfinckel
9-30
5% ^preference
Hazeltine
8-30
IOC
(Peter)
Gair
$1.25
.
4% . 2nd; preferred series A (quarJv---$1
Jones & Laughlin Steel, common-..
.500
5% preferred (quar.)..-!—:-^..—,
i_
Quarterly
8-24
9-16
Brewing Co. (quar.)—^—:—
Fuller (Geo. A.) Co. 4% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Fundamental Investors new com. (initial)
I
11-20
9-10
9-10
25c
Foster Wheeler Corp., common (quar.)
Foundation Co. of Canada (quar.)
Fox
5
$1
Company (increased)
Fort Wayne Corrugated Paper, com.
4%%
9-12
Kawnecr Company
Co.—
preference
(quar.)
Co.
Ltd
Hart
50c
—
Foote-Burt
1
A
15c
common
&
10-1
—
common.....-,.
9-16*
433Ac
6%
1
9- 3
1
7%
Refractories—
Co.
9-16
9-30
Service, Ltd.,
preferred A (quar.)."
Katz
pref.
9- 9 H;
•
17j/2C
Corp.
Oil
-
40C
(increased)
(quar.)—
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
Food Machinery Corp. (increased)
Foothills
(initial
A
10-15
.To-
50c
7%
(quar.)___
Tobacco
prior
9-16
o
62%c
(quar.)
Food Fair Stores,
Jaeger
preferred—
non-cum.
$4
9-16
$3
(quar.)
Co.
Stove
Fireman
Jamaica
(increased quar.)
4Vi%
•Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar
Inc.
7%
Stores
Island Creek Coal, common
$6 preferred (quar.)
f.
$3
9-20
(s-a)
Corp.
Southern
Common
____^__
<
8-22*
~
10-10
9-20
$3
Siork
Department
Irving (John) Shoe Corp., 6% pfd.
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
^
(increased
Chemical Co.,
Hartman
9-10
10-15
.
Bank
'A, 25C
A 10c
25C
——
indemnity
Iron
(quar.)
Wholesale
Harshaw
Finance Co. of America at Baltimore—
First
65c
"1400
,
h/A-A
,
convertible preferred
(quar.).,
Public Service, com. (increased
quar.)
preferred (initial * quar.).
Iowa
150
*
(quar.)_
Fund
Co.
Joslyn; Mfg. Sz Supply^ common (increased)
Extra
62%c A A-10- 1
Fiduciary Trust Co. of New York (quar.)—
Firemen's
25c
93 %c
(M.
Harrison
quar.)
Corp.
Salt
3.75%
(quar.)
Co., com.
Paper,
Harbison- Walker
—
Enamel
6%
Iowa
10c
(quar.)
" '
9-10
!;
.
Intertype Corporation
Foundation, Ltd.—
—
(quar.)
9-15
Investment
(quar.)
pfd.
8-31,
9-15
,i-A—
,
preferred (quar.)
;
?
Harrisburg Steel Corp, (quar.).'
-(quar.)
preferred
Products—
$1.50
International
Cigar Machinery
International Harvester, common (quar.)___
International; Nickel Co. of Canada-
*25c
6%
Extra
7%
(quar.)___
(initial)
9-30
A Extra
Interstate
4quar.)
A.) Company, common (irreg.).
Hanson-Van Winkle Munning Co. (increased)
Corp.—
$7 preferred
(accum.)—
Fenton United Cleaning & Dyeing
Common
common
9- 3
,'9- 6
185c
'10-15
137y2c/: ,10-15
Silver, 7% pfd. (initial quar.)
interstate Bakeries, $5
pfdC (accum.)—
Interstate Company, common (irreg.)__
,5% prior preferred (quar.)
Common
Shoe Stores—
Curme
&
Common
—
Instrument
preferred
Hanna
12%C
Co._
&
Cellucotton
New
Machines
fi ?23Ac
>
,
International
(initial)
Company
preferred
A;, 4V2 %
10c
^——
(quar.)
Gas
(The)
4%
quarterly
(John J.)
International
>;
75c
:
Printing Co.—
common
Hammermill
10c
Works
9-13
1
1st
6%
preferred
Hamilton Watch
50c
:
:
Water
9-13
.9-30
Manufacturing Co.—
Preferential
participating
(quar.)
Preferential
participating "(quar.)
75C
Screw
.,9-30
Hamilton
20c
Increased
$1
Utilities, $4.40 pfd. (quar.)
Realty, 6% preferred (quar.)
Hammond
Inc.—
Co.,
$6
(W. F.)
J 15c
37%c
$2.50
(initial (quar.)
Smelting—
Federal-Mogul Corp. (increased)
—
Federal
9- 9
l 'Oil
Power,
Guilford
Federal Bake Shops new com.
Federal
Business
9-14
.
States
37%c
Federal
i\
1
Watch
35c
Extra
1
10-
Powders, Ltd. com.__,
(quar.)___,
partic. preferred
International
8-28
9-23
25c
_
Quarterly
Rubber
10-
•
62ViC
Bronze
8-31
9-10
.
,-i-V
(s-a)l_..J-I»i,„__„
____
No.
65c
—
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.).
Farmers & Traders Life Ins. (Syracuse, N. Y.)-
Mining
8-23
___.—_____
Corp;
Company (quar.)
Guantanamo Sugar, $5 preferred
Gulf Oil Corporation (quar,);.
1 Special.
.-t—
25C
(quar.)
(accum.)
Saddlery
Group
30c
Co.- (quar.)_
Corporation :.(quar.)
(The) (Chicago)
:
Faultless
.
8-23
9-12
20c
(quar.)
2nd
Gruen
12 %c
_________
Plantation
Farrell-Birmingham
9-12
"
*12 %c
:
(quar.)____
Grinnell Corporation
15c
Family Finance $1.50 conv. pfd. A
$1.50 conv. preferred B
—
;
Famous Players Canadian Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
\
International
>
12 %C
Ex-Cell-O
Fair
*25c
30c
preferred
9-12*
9-20
preferred (quar.)
Great Western Sugar com.
7% preferred (quar.)
z—
Greening (B.) Wire Co. (quar.)—:
Greyhound Corporation, com. (increased)—
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
:
Griggs Cooper & Co., 5%
1st pfd. (quar.)
80c
Extra
5%
quar.)
class B
Plating
West
6%
Eversharp, Inc., common (quar.)
Ewa
Lakes
Great
RR.
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
(initial
Co.,
$2 class B preference
Great
Corp
Buffet
B
Engineering Works (quar.)
Great Lakes Paper Co.,
Ltd.—-:;-;
$2 class A preference (accum.)
7% guar, (quar;) —
preferred A (quar.)__—-
Co., $5
Williams
9-12*
1
6%
"
.
1
9-11
$1.62%
,
Copper
10-
10- 1
$1.75 •:
tl2%c
Lakes
Great
$1
RR.
Eureka
Exchange
(accum.)
of Rec.
9-10
50c
——
Varnish
—
Grant (W. T.) Co., common (quar.) _______
3%%
preferred
(quar.)__—_—________
Grayson-Robinson Stores (quar.)
Great American Indemnity Co.
(quar.) ____
Coach
Erie
Consolidated
pfd.
Holder•
Payable
15c
quar.)__
Institutional Shares, Ltd.-—. 3;'<>/•
Bank group shares
International
Grand Rapids
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Empire District Electric (quar.)
Empire State Insurance
Emporium Capwell Co., common (increased).
7%
preferred (s-a)_
Engineers Public Service, $5 pfd. (quar.)—_
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
$6 preferred (quar.)
English Electric Ltd.—
$2 non-cum. class A (quar.)
Pittsburgh
Inspiration
Corp.,, 6%%
When
Share
(guar.), /
__
—
(quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)
Emerson Electric Manufacturing—
&
Silica
9-12*
( quar.)__—s
Gordon Oil
B
Erie
Industrial
9-12
"■
Gorham Manufacturing Co. (increased)
Grafton & Co. class A (initial)—;;
(quar.)
Drug Co., class A
Erie
—
/
10-
;
56'Ac
$1.50
"
Name of Company
.
Industrial Wire Cloth Products Corp.
Industrial Rayon Corp. (increased
_
6%
Natural
Paso
Emerson
1
$1.25
(increased)
Gordon Mackay & Stores,, Ltd.—
Class A (initial quar.) __t_—_____—
prior pfd. (quar.)..—.
Electric Power & Light, $6 pfd. (accum.)—.
$7 preferred (accum.)
Elgin National Watch Co., common
El
(quar.)__
pfd. (quar.)_i^_._
,8-30
preferred (initial quar.)_——
Goodyear Tire & Rubber, common (quar.) __
$5 conv. preferred (quar.—:—
————
Ferries,
10-
3
4%
Electric Controller & Manufacturing
Electric
$2.50
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada)—
10- 1
$1.06%
Telegraph"
Brothers
(B. F.) Company com.
preferred (quar.)
$5
9-14
37%C
.
(quar.)__.
preferred
$4.50
Gold & Stock
10- 1
.
1
50c
5c
9-16
10- 1
com.
(Texas)—
Co.
Electric
Paso
(quar.).
9-
9-20
10-
"""5c
$1.50
——_—
(increased)
participating preferred (quar.)—;—
Brothers Stores,
Edison
preferred (quar.)—-—___________
$1.50
A
Ltd.——;
(irreg.).
Corp.
Eddy Paper
(quar.)_—
,9- 3
9-20
50c
Per
of Reo.
9-20
40c
(increased quar.)
Holitrt
Payable
30c
30C
A $1.50
(quar.).—_r—r
————.—-tt—-
Trust,
Investment
Economic
El
(quar.).——__—-—
Kodak Co. com.
preferred
Y.)
(N.
Co., 7% preferred
Goebel Brewing Co. (quar.).
Iron
preferred
1st
6%
Insurance
W/ien
Share
:
50c
Globe-Wernicke
(quar.)
——
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Co.—
Eastman
——————
Extra
Quarterly
Malleable
—
——
Glidden Company/common
Eastern Magnesia Talc Co., Inc.—
Eastern
:
; v
(quar.)
Alden Coal Co..t._--.-_i_-_-.---.---.-----
Glen
4Va% prior preferred (quar.)—
6%
preferred
(accum.)
—
Harvester Corp.
Gleaner
Monday, September 9, 1946
$2
1
9.21
1-2-47
9-27
12-21
<
9-12
10-
1
e-17
25c
...
10-
1
9-9
$1.75
10-
1
g.
9
9-12
9-
1
88c
,
Volume 164
Number 4523
THE
Name of Company
Lowell
'V'
.
Bleachery
Lowenstein
^r;
Sons (initial
&
quar.)__
—_
'Special
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Ludlow Manufacturing & Sales
(quar.)^.
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)
Lytton (Henry C.) & Company (irreg.)—Macassa
Mines, Ltd.
(interim)
25c
9-16
9-16
9-6
,
9-15
?
MacKinnon Structural Steel
Co^ Ltdi-—
__
9-
9-13
;
25c
25c-/1; 9-;3
"(quar.)20c
10-1
Marsh
(M.)
Marshall
Martin
&
Sons
Field
&
(Glenn
Maryland
-4%%
L.)
pfd.,
Company
preferred
(quar.)
common
(initial
convertible
Master
Electric
Mathieson
9-16
redeemable
Co.
Alkali
(quar.)
Works,
common
(initial
&
Robbins,
Stores
r
&
Co.,
Quarterly
Merchants
—.
10-15
10-1
10-
1
>9-9
9-14
8-31
25c
■
_
Corp._
Machine Co.__.
Metals
(reduced)
62 % c
9-13
wi.^.
>,• 35c
7 $1.75
(quar.)—"——-———
Service, 6% pfd. (final)—
6% preferred. Series 1940 (final)*$6' Junior preferred (final)
$2.40
preferred
(quar.)
•
preferred
pfd.
:
60c
9-14
(quar.)
4
preferied
(quar.)
37%c
——
Manufacturing Co.-com*—.
Class
A
(quar.)—s
Mill?r-Wohl Co. (quar.)
; 4(4%
convertible preferred
Mllliron
(D.
J.)
.15c
—i
9-20^;
9*14
10-15
.
-20c.,
(quar.)
(quar.)——
(increased)
-:
25o
r
Co.—
10-
15c
1
10-
1
:
4:!
Liberties
Gas
9-13
Co
,-
s-5%
.
35c
9-12
8-24
B
—
Mojud Hosiery Co., new com.
5%\ preferred
—
Molson's
Life
T
(s-a)
Mass)
Monroe
9-16
9-10
•
-——
-
$1.25
9- 4
8-13
9-16
.4
Loan
Montreal
Locomotive
&
Mortgage
Montreal
9-3
Otis Elevator
preferred
Electric
9
15c
1
1%
preferred. A
■■p: 7%
preferred
10- 1
tl3c
9-14
$44cy~ 9-14
(quar.)____
131'Ac
130c
2
Lines,
$2.50 convertible
preferred
1
Common
0-14
—
9-14*.
'
8-15
Oxford
Pacific
Indemnity /.(guar.)
Pacific
Mills,
9-16
Panhandle
8-30
10- 1
62(/2c
9-21
9-16
;;.r
Corp.
(quar.)
Brass Co.—
Mueller
Water Works, 8%
Murfay Corp. of America,
Muskogee
Company
Muskegon Piston Ring-,
Mutual
'
1
6%
Wr
.a-..
L—
-—
Chemical
preferred
Co.
Nachman
Corporation
Namm's, Inc. (initial)
Na'sh-Kelvinator
Battery
National
——A
Breweries,
National Biscuit
Cash
National
Cellulose
Corp.
Gas Co.
Dairy
National
Discount
5%
Products
preferred
Corp.,
(quar.) V
Folding
National, Food
Box
-
1
9-
0
10-1
9-
6
30c
10-15
10-15
9-30
10-15
,9-30
9-14
9-10
8-
,4
\
8-15
9-
9
9-9
9-10
8-20
50c
9-10
8-31
8-
9*
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
dividend)—
(quar.)
9-10
8-31
Perfect
Circle
10-1
9-16
Perron
Gold
50c
10-
1
9-24
Pet
9-30
8-30
400%
12%c\
9-30
$1.75
9-14
$1.50
12 %c
37V4C
J9-
i
10-
1
9-20
2nd
Petroleum
10-14
9-15
com,
preferred
:
Petroleum
$1.25
preferred
Exploration
Extra
*'
&
9-
1
:
9-14
8-30
9-27
9-12
V
9-10
10-15
10-
10-1
9-16
8-31
9-10
44,8-23
9-14
6
9-20
$75c
8-30;
11-15
11-
4
1
8-30
8-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
10,
1
9-16
50c
9-30
10-
preferred
8-23
1
9-104
9-16
10-10
$1.50
11*30
30c
9-16
8-30
7%C;
9-15
9-
4
9-
'!
•
$4
9-14
1-1-47
12-14
4-1-47
3-15-47
11-
4
$1.50
(quar.)
com;
30c
4.;:
9-13
9-14
4
R-31*
10-15
9-20
$2
9-15
8-31
50c
$2C
9-13
10-
1
9-30
9-
3
9-
0
8-31
' 25c
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
$1.06%
10-
1
9-10
25c
9-10
8-30
25c
9-10
10-
9-13
1
9-13
9-30
,
10-
9-16
1
9-
.
3
1
9-16
9-15
9- 3
9-14
10* 1
35c
8-31
9-13.
10-
1
10-
1
9-
9
9-25
,
37 %c
9-
5
9-
9
■
(quar.)
15c
common
(irreg.)
11-
1
10-15
15c
.
(quar.)
11-
1
10-15
12 %c
9-30
9-20
12 %c
12-20
12-10
68 %c.
11-15
11-
_? 4
(quar.)____
5
Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)
25c
"■'.
A
(initial
10-
1
9-20'
25c
10-
2
9-10
$1.50
10-
1
9-10
90c
10-
1
9-10
9-16
8-28
$1.75
10- 1-
9-15
$1.75
10-
'
25c
,
9-15
9-11
8-24
20c
quar.)
1
50c
77/
9-30
9-
9
9-14
9-
5
9-14
9-
5
30c
.■';
20c
;
si
9-
5
9-14
9-
4
9-
6
$1.32
7X
9-19
75c
(The)
Company - (increased)
H.) Company (auar.).
9-14
10c
(quar.)
9-16
50c
9-25
37%c
9-10
"
&
Co., 5% preferred (quar.)_
5%
prior preferred
(quar.)__
Ronson Art Metal Works—
-
$1.25
10-
1
$1.25
10-
1
,
9-lff.
8-26
9-16
9-16
•
New
Roos
Brothers,
Ruud
(initial
common
quar.)__:
(quar/)
Inc.
25c
(Jacob)
Co.,
25c
4%%
pfd.
(quar.)___
Russell
7%
Industries, Ltd. com.
preferred, (quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
5%
preferred
$1,12%
St.
Louis
non-cum.
10-
1
3
9-/0'
9-12
9-30
9-12
9-16
8-30
:
10C
9-10
8-22
25c
10- 1
9-18
10-
1
9-18
8-23
$1.25
50c
9-10
(accum.)
$25c
10-15
9-23
(accum.)
(initial)-
$$2.25
10-15
9-23
25c
9-13
8-20
Ltd.—
Mills, 0%
Service, new
pfd.
com.
25c
&
Pacific
9-13
8-20
$1
Mountain
9-16
8-31*
9-16
8-31*
Co.—
Common'
5%
8-31
9-30
VV
(quar)___
Rocky
P-10
9-10
$10c
4
37 %C
4%
Class A
9-20
:
9-
$$1.75
:
(quar.)
St. Joseph Lead
St. Lawrence Corp.,
9-12
50c
Manufacturing
Ruppert
preferred
$5
San Jose Water
Works, common (quar.)
San-Nap-Pak Manufacturing Co.—■
70c preferred (quar.)
50c
10-
1
9-10
17 %C
Sarnia
Bridge, Ltd.
preferred
(interim)___.
Company lquar.)__
Brewing Co
Schmidt
—
12-20
9-16
9-
9-15
9-
6
9-15
9-
6
25c
—
12-30
25c
(quar.)___
9-20
17%c
41 %c
(quar.)
5%%
9-30
10c
70c preferred
Sanger Brothers
Schiff
20c
1
84c
8-30
Trading Corp.—
10-
10-15
$1.12%
St. Louis Public
$1
8-22
8-26
15c
(quar.)
class A convertible preferred
St. Lawrence Paper
17 %c
9-19
9-12
9-15
87 %C
9-16
9
10-10
25c
(initial)
4 9-16
9-
50c
1
$25c
1
9-16
9-131
0-15
$1.25
-
1
1
10* 1
25c
10-
1
8-29'
10-
$1.75
10-
10-
'
150
(initial quar.)'
$1
10-
1
8-2 Of
,
50c
__,
9-10
9-10
9-12
:
(quar.)'
Ryan Aeronautical Co. (quar.)
Safeway Stores, common (quar.)_____
1
6"
00c
;4
9-13
1
35C
37 %c
50c
Russell
10-
9-
9-
(quar.)
9-13
1
8-30'
1
9-1
(quar.)
2-5-d7
10-
9-31
9-12
9-15
(quar.)
9-30
10-
10-25
10-
9-15
i____
2-15-av
.
9-31
37 %C
Robbins & Myers, $1.50 partic.
pfd. (accum.)
Ruberoid
9-13
X12 %c
Riverside & Dan River Cotton Mills—
6%
preferred (final)
;
•4.
1
1
'
quar.)__
preferred
1
Co.—
A
B
10-
3
9-12
11-
10-25
■'7v 25c
37 %0
common (quar.)
6% prior preferred A (auar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, 3.6% pfd.
(quar.)
Rheem Manufacturing
Co., com. (quar.)
Rice Stix Dry Goods—
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Robertson (H.
9-10
(quar.)_
_
Inc;
Co.,
A
Pictures
convertible
Rockwood
49- 3
4
1
11-15
class
Petroleum
Common
(irreg.)
10-
1
•
'
'
0-14
9-16
10-
93 %c
preferred
class
5
9-30
3oc
12 %C
'H
—
9*
*•■■4.4 75c
—
'
9-23
9-30
(quar,)____
preferred
4%
preferred
10-15
4.
$1.06%
partic. Class A (accum.)
/
30c
Ltd.__^
(quar.)
Co.
Riley Stoker Corp.
40c
-
9-10
1
9-16
9-16
Riegel Paper Corp. (increased quar.)__
Riegel Textile Corp., com; (initial
8-31
9-16
9-
$1.25
(quar.)_
Co.
(quar.)
9-24
10,
25c
Richardson Company
Richfield Oil Corp. (irreg.)
1
9-27>
30c
,
9-10
25c
(quar.)
preferred
$1
4.4,
8-30
10- 1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.l
8-30 'I
9-24
$1.18%
Republic Steel Corp.,
9-16
?
9-14
50C
25c
(quar.)
;
8-30
9-30
■:
$1.25
10c
(quar.)
2%%
1
9-30
40c
________
25c
Co.
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
4V4%
9
1
Co.
4y4%
8-26
11-1
10-
Milk
104
25c
Pennsylvania Sugar Co.. 5% pfd. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Water & Power, com. (quar.)
50o
9-20
50c
—
•"■/
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Republic
5
50c
1
(quar.)
9-14
9-14
10-
$1.75
preferred
5%%
8-15
1
9-16
50c
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co. (increased)
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co
$1.25
—
9-
9-
10- 1
30o
V
(quar.)
preferred
9-12
y:
500.
$$1.50
(quar.);
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores—
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoples Telephone Corp., common
Pepsi-Cola Company
9*
40c
(quar.)__
(quar.)—,—^—
(stock
-4
Pennsylvania Forge Corp
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—5%
8-31
25o
preferred
9-14
10-15
$1
f
Republic
8-16
1
25c
(initial)
4.—____
common
9-14
'44X4'; $2
(quar.)_
Co.
Grain,
6%
8-10
10-
$20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Common
9-10
10c:'
(increased)
—
preferred
10-18
10-
10- 1
$35c
(increased)
1
9-30'
50C
1
6%
: (
(quar.)_^
A
'■"■
2 4?
30c
,
—
conv.
'
-
9-
Co.—
class
$1
9.
X
40c
.
Common
6
20c
—
$1.50
11-1
9-
9-30
;
(quar.)
Company
$1
8-30
9-27
10c
Lead Co., common (quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)
_———.——
6% preferred B (quar.)—
National Motor Bearing, common——
7%
9-16
Switch
C.)
10-
$1
(quar.)__—;_
10-
25c
$1.25
(quar.)_
com;
(quar.)Remington Rand Inc., common
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Reo • Motors,
Inc
;
Republic Investors Fund, Inc.—
9-20
4;
Shoe
3%%
10-15
1
$1
4
Common
9-3
9-16
(J.
Reliance
9-16
10-15
8-22
62 %o
Ltd.
preferred
8-31
v
Regal
8-22
$3iy4c
—
.
convertible
Reliance
9-20
:44,-
(quar.)
common
41 %C
20c
Regent Knitting Mills,
8-31.
:.175c
new
10- 5
50c
preferred
9-13
11-
25c
(initial)
Ltd.—
10-15
—
(quar.)
Mills, Ino.,
prior- preferred
(quar.)
1
10-10'v
50.
quar.)
„
9-14
$1.25
'
9-20
$1.75
(quar.)
Reed Roller Bit
(quar.)
-Reeves Brothers, new common
9-13
9-20
$1.75
quar.)
common
Peninsular. Telephone,
9-13
25c
(quar.)
Co
Products
9-26
25c
National
?
V
(quar.)
National Fire Insurance
National
12-lo
$50c
(initial)——
common
IV-'Jh
Electric
$1.20
9-
30c"
'•
-—
National
Penney
t44c.
National City Lines, new com. (initial quar.)
National Container Corp.
(quar.)
;
National Cylinder
— ."Extra
Penn
25c
(quar.)—
Company, common
Register
(quar.)_„
National
9-12
9-14
12 Vic,
—
—
Ltd., common
(quar.)——
preferred
•
Ford,
Ltd.,
-preferred
9-19
10c
:
—
——
6%
' '
9-28
12Vic
—.—-
—
Corp.
Co. (quar.)
Natlbnal
75c
—
8-31
&
9-13
9-14.
$$1.25
quar.):
(initial
(Peter)' Inc.,
Penick
Penman's
«
(initial
preferred
9-30
/
$l.BO- '
(irreg.)
Paul
3
9-20
9-12
25c
>•
;
9-
1
(initial
Manufacturing Co.,
7%
9-13 y
W
'
common
.
Co.
5
9-
1
$1.75
$7
4:4
10-1
$80C
—;
;
9-19
10-
10-15
$1.75
$3
5
9-10
75c
Pictures—
Common
9-16
9-16
$1.50
(ouar.)
8-23
9-
Ltd.—
com.
20C
$1.25
4% non-cum. 1st preferred
Real Silk
Hosiery
9-10
35c
——
?
(quar.)——
common
Paton
11-26
10-
—25c
America—
Myers (F. E.) & Bros. Co._—
Myer-Bridges Co.; (quar.)
7%
b
preferred
9-10
11-15 ;
11-15
$35c
(quar.)
new
Parmelee- Transportation
8-30
2
9-30'
$2
(quar.)
preferred
9-13
Tubes,
3
8-22
Y.)—
voting
Rayonier, Incorporated, $2 pfd.
Raytheon Manufacturing Co.—
9-14
50c
/
Eastern
Paramount
9-24
9-10
12-
30c.,:
50c
—
—
of
10-1
40c
preferred (quar.)
4% pfd. (quar.)_
4%
New
••
Wheel
Aggregates
—
Packing
$2.40
%
10-
$$1.75
(accum.)
Pipe Line,
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Paraffine Companies, common
8-30
$2'4
$250
(increased)
Page-Hershey
8-30
Consolidated, Inc.—
7% preferred
(quar.)—$1.75
Morgan (J. P.) & Company (quar.)
1$2
Morris Plan Insurance Society (quar.)
$1
Miincie
Coast
:
9-25
t $ 1.25
(monthly)
preferred
Pacific
10- 1
10- 1
(quar.)____—
Co.
3
9-
9-14
25c
Reading Company, 2nd preferred (quar.)„_
9-30
$15c
9-
10- 1
9-26
Co.,
9-
9-16
$1%C
(quar.):
Raybestos-Manhattan^
4 v
9-25
.
t37%C.
,
"
9-16
9-25
$18%c
—»
8-15-
5
15c
■ 44 {44
(s-a)—«
(quar.)
$5
1
9-14
25c
(quar.)_^
8-31
Morrison Cafeterias
Motor
Paper,
10-15
:b;t$1.75
25c;
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
5%
preferred
Ox Fibre Brush
148c
:__2
common
9-16
10-
8-10
10-
1
.
—
—
8-31
$1.50
Railway
(N.
I.)
9-16
25c
(quar.),
-
1
9-20
$30c
Co
common
preferred
Electrotype
Rath
•*
8-28
.8-31
1
——i-
Purina,
;
9-10
10-
—
———„
:*
9-14'
10-
(quar.)
Ottawa Light Heat & Power
155%c
t$l'.75
(quar.)—
B
Moore-McCormick
1
$1.25
—
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
common
9- 210-
4
150
—
1st preferred
3%%
-Rapid
5
9-30
v
$1;23
43%c
__;
Co., common, (irreg.)—
6%
Ottawa
Manufacturing
Ralston
4-k
5U
9-
10-., 1
y 9-14
$1.25-
—
——
9-14'
25c ;
Works
Telegraph
Corporation, Ltd.,
Moote
Co.
preferred
9-14
—
Montreal
7%
1
11-
6%
9
9-30
V
$1.12%,
——
(quar.)
Co.", Ltd. com. (quar.)
(quar.)
1
12- 2
$250:
$1.10
-
__—
(quar.)
9-20
I
(quar.)
Railway Equipment & Realty,
9
9-
9-14
50C
Debenture
10-
Montana-Dakota
——
&
10-
$1.62%'
88-
10-15
50c
(irreg.)
10-15
50c
preferred
K
________
eommon
5%
8-26
$75c
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
9-21
44
9-20
15C
•^
——
Oppenbeira Collins & Co. (quar.)
.Orange Crush, Ltd., 70c coriv. pfd.
"
Utilities, common
5% preferred •: (quar.)
Montreal Cottons, Ltd., common
7% preferred (quar.)—
Loan
25c
:
1
9-10
15c
44
Ontario Steel Products
87V2C
—
—
1
9-10
:
10c
(quar.)
prior preferred
Ontario
4
——
Co., common
(quar.)—
Monsanto Chemical Co., $3.25 pfd, A (s-a)_
New common (Initial quar.)——preferred
prior pfd.
Corp., common—
8 %^preferred (guar.)
Oneida,. Ltd;, common (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
3
9-25
9-20
9-21
10-
30c
common—
—
<
(Springfield,—
10- 1
10-
150
..
—_-T——
9-16
10i> 1
125c.
J20c
■
8-39.«
9-
9-16
50
Seamless Tube Co.,
Co.,
1
25c
Quaker Oats Company, common
6% preferred (quar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining
(increased)
Queen Anne Candy Co
9-15
40c
,
Omnibus
8-30
9-18
10-1
■
9-20
10- 1
20c
Chemical
$3.50
$1.05
93%c
Old Line Life Insurance of America
(quar.)i
Extra
8-20
62%c
——
Insurance
.
?
?1V40:
(initial)
-
Brewery, Ltd.
(quar.)
Knitting Co., common
Monarch
Monarch
<
25c
—
5%
$1.75
•-
9- 7
9-12'
$1.50
...
Class
9-18
$1.25
12,/20
—_
1
Pyrene
5
40c
Confectionery Co.,
Ohio
.
Appliance Corp. (initial)
Mississippi Power, $6 preferred (quar.)——
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common-
8-
Oil
4*
9-
*
convertible .preferred
Pure
10-
6
9-10
9-
9-16
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
9-
1
9-27
$1
Pullman, Incorporated (quar.)
9-14
10-
8-26
i>
.4
pfd., (quar:)
J
Mission
r
.
8-24'
Minnesota
10-
$1.50
6%
2
8-22
1
9-9;
■
-:
:9- '3'
9-16
9-
9-10
10*
60c
Preferred' (quar.)
Ohio Edison Co.,. common
4.40% ^ preferred (quar.)'_——
Ohio Finance 4% %
■
9-1&
;
9-10
25c
9-10
$$1.50
com. (stock dividend).
$4.75
preferred
(quar.)_
Puget Sound Pulp St Paper
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber,
common____
8-31
8-29
9-25.
9-13
40c
preferred
1st
9-12
20c
Publicker Industries,
9-14
9-14
8-31
9-20
250
—
4
Mining &. Mfg. Co. (increased)Valley Canning Co.—
preferred (quar.)
1
9-20'
$1.37%
$1
Norwich Pharmacal Co .21
Ektra
Ohio
i *9»13
s———.«..-0;4Ofl:-| 9-l0<
Minnesota
1
10-
i
10-!
10- I
56 %c
——
Minheapolis Brewing Co.4—
Minneapolis*-HoneyweIl Regulator
Common
5c
-
10-
$1.50
(accum.)
.
•'Convertible
Miller
87 %o
_
7%
9-14
1
9-10
12 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Publication Corp., common
9- a
10-
25c
(quar.)___
7%
9-24
3
9-30
$1
(quar.)
$5
Original
Nu-Enamel- Corporation
(quar:) —
9-15 #;>'8-3lf.:^y-;;-5i4;EXtraV-V- :V:4:V4444,::,:;^;;;V-;:yv1,;-,
;■■
.......y.
8-31
9-15
Oahu Sugar
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
9-27
*#9-17
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., common (quar.)--
5c
common—
v:
ID* %
•
1
preferred
9-
75c
Non-voting (quar.)
Northwestern States Portland Cement
(quar.)
r
10-. 1
50c
.
10*
10-1
(accum.)
(final)
Northland ^Greyhound Lines—
$3.75
preferred (quar.)_—
10- 1
1
8-28
20c
pfd.
Northern
10-1
#
8-19
9-10
Trust
(monthly)
(monthly)
preferred
approval of
Northern Ohio Telephone, 6 %
preferred--—
JNorthern States Power (Minn.)—
10- 1
$1.50*
$1.50
V 9-19
Si
1
9-16
10-15
10c
preferred
(quar.)
10-15
10-15
10-
*
1st pfd.
8% preferred
Public Service Co. of
Okla., 4% pfd.
Public Service Electric & Gas—
8-15
42c
(subject to
6%
.7%
7 8-14
(quar.)
9- 5
10- 1
0-14
30c
Pennsylvania RR. Co. (quar.)
North River- Insurance
(quar;):
Northern Central Ry.
:
3
9-10
(quar.)
North
4
I
9-
9-25
$$I
9-20
,
11*
9-13
$2.50
(quar.)
8-30 y '
;
.
11-15
10-15
Bank
1
1
10-15
35c
Quarterly
8-31
25c
——i
4.;'.,4 $5 preferred
$1.56
»
Refineries,
9-10
9-30;/
10- 1
$1.50
Company
Mid-West
5%%
8-30
*
0%- preferred
Michigan Public
Mlckelberry's Food Products—
;;
97 %c
,
Midvale
"
9-16
.
50c
National
11-
11-
11 %c
Public Service Corp. of New
Jersey, common$5 preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred
9-20
50c
4
r
Public
9~3
1
9-10
$50c
—
(irreg.);
10-
10-15
$1
_
Quarterly
1,
9-17;
%7
9-14
1
25c
(increased)
__
8-31
1
50c
__
9-16
$1
American Finance, 7%
80c prior preferred
(quar.)
North American
Invest., 6%'
8-30
10* 1
15c
———
Co.
Thermit
Corp., common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison, 3.90% pfd. (quar.)—
Michigan Associated Telephone—
'*
9-16
9-10
■
:
EEC).
-
■
10-
30O-
..
North
:
9-12
8-31
8-31?
1
$1.50
Corp., common
held
___
9-12
11-
30c
T
Canada, 6%
9
30c
(R.
10-
"(initial)
shares
Pocahontas
Company
9-
10- 1
10-
______
Extra
9*16
9-16
(quar.)
9-20
10*12
20C
Powell River Co., Ltd
Preferred Accident Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Prentiss-Waters Products
Preston East Dome
Mines, Ltd. (reduced)
Prosperity Company, 5% preferred fquar.)_
Providence Washington Insurance
9-12
v
1
93%o
Aviation
100
9- 6
1
9-26
10-
common
Car
6
;i 9-10
(quar.)
Ry.,
American
6
9-
$1.06
Ltd.
preferred
9-
9-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
8-30
93 %c
(initial)
preferred
6% non-cum. partic.
Powdrell St Alexander
8-20
9-16
Creek
Potter
9-20
9-10
Oil
3
9-30
.•20c
quar.)_____
prior preferred
(quar.)„__
preferred (quar.)____
Power Corp. of
?
(irrflg.i
Western
the
■>■:
9-12
10-
50c
:
,
r
9-11
1
North American Co. (stock
dividend).
^One share. Pacific Gas & Electric
for each-
6
10-1
10-1
87%c
&
Pond
9-10
9-10
10-
25c
(quar.)
American
$2
9-13
9-
25c
Disintegrating
&
9-30'
250;
r-
______
Corp.—•
Plymouth
9-10
1
9-20
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
Mines,
Norfolk
North
9-30
50c
Co.
preferred
Electric
North
•
1
10-
22 %c.
quar.)
Co.
Auction
Electric
Noranda
4
9-11
20c
—•
f?nmpitny|Vi«ninmftn
Noma
9-18
50c,
>■'■■"■
—
—
-
9-18*
0-18
20c
—
Oil
Mesta
Metal
9-15
9-
10c
9-16
45c
Niagara Lower Arch Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Nineteen Hundred
Corp., class A (quar.)—No-Sag Spring
8-28
—
Refrigeration, Class A.
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Messer
9-10
"
11-29
$1
,
10-
'
8-15
9- 1
25c
Class B
Merck fe
9-30
60c
(quar.)
9-30
$1.50
3%%
preferred (initial quar.)
9-10 Cr
6% preferred
(final)
8-31
Newport Industries, common
433/4C
11-30
62 %c \c 9-30
25c
9-30
87c
10- 1
(increased quar.)
10-15
12'Ac
9-10
••c
9-16
20c
r~
9-5
$1,504
York
4V4%
common (quar.)
Transportation Co.—
Miners
<
5
9-16
;
(initial
Aircraft, 4Mi%
conv.
pfd.
(quar,)__
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie
(quar.)_»
Pittsburgh Brewing, $3.50 pfd. (accum.)
Pittsburgh Consolidated Coal (quar.)__/;.
Pittsburgh Forgings Co.
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co
_II_
Pittsburgh Plate Glass____
8-31
3
9-
8-30
50c
Piper
9-19
11^
9-15
20c
8-23 ,y; Newport
9-30
'
—..
Mercantile
9-10
$1.75
30o;
——-
$4 preferred (quar.)
Mengel Company
(quar.)___
Merchants
8-26
25c
——
quar.)—.
com.
9-16
■
Zinc
1
11-15
4:
tl2c
4
;
City Omnibus Corp.
Newark Telephone (Ohio),
(quar.
Newberry (J, J.) Company (quar
Newmont Mining Corp. (quar.)
8-30
8-26
35c
.
McClatchy Newspapers, 7% pfd. (quar.)__r
McCord Corporation, $2.50 pfd.
(quar.)—
McCrory Stores Corp., common (quar.)
McKesson
9-20
10-15
162 Vic
common-
$3.50 convertible preferred
McGraw Hill Publishing
New
14c
$25c
(s-a)_
York
(initial
10-
Pioneer
9-19
1
0-30,
60c
common
Mills, $4
Suspender
10-
6
9-
25c
convertible
Special
9-16
1
50C
Extra
Inc.—
pref.
Jersey
New
<
(interim)
*7%
preferred (quar.)
i_
Matson Navigation Co. (quar.)
May McEwen Kaiser Co.—
New
10- 1
New
1
30c
Quarterly
preferred
10-
A
Corp.,
1
30c
com.
preferred
Pillsbury
4
10-
53 V«C.
V;./
—
$2
9-15
9-
50C
$1.12%
2
(quar,.)
3%%
8-16
10-
$1.50
(quar.)
Corporation
Pig'n Whistle
9-14
4
9-14
40o
Co.; Ltd. (quar.)
Laundries, $6 pfd. (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
convertible
9-25
10-15
-75c
■44;
Brunswick Telephone
4%%
10- 1
'■
New Hampshire Fire Insurance
(quar.)
Haven Clock & Watch, common
3
8*30
$37%o
•
New
10- 1
37%o
»'.V'
-1
9-20
9-14
9-
.
9-14
37 %c
Irregular$1.25
1
$1.12%
_
Massachusetts Investors Second Fund,
com.
New England
New England
9-16
Corporation, 4%% pfd. (final)
Massey-Harris, Ltd.
8
9-13
75c-
(quar.)
quar.)
8-
1
1010-
$1.06%
(quar.)__
New
9-20
*
Drydock,
Masonite
4%%
iy!
6
9-30
25c
40o
______
(quar.)
Co.,
,,:
(quar.)
4JA% preferred
Brothers, Inc. (increased),,
Nestle-Le Mur Co., class A (accum.)-,.
9-
,
> $1 preferred A (quar.)
preferred
8-30/
9-15
Philco
9-
9-10
$1.25
Participating preferred
9-12
of Reo.
9-27
40c
Philadelphia Transportation—
0
9-15
50c 4
Neisner
8-23
9-16
••
(quar.).
Steel
4V2%
9*
Holdert
Payable
25c
1*21
1
9-23
IOC
Corp.—
44
i; / National Tea Co.,
10-
250
60
Research
Co.
1- 31-47
15c
,
Steel
:
9-25
9-10
*
&
Car: Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
National Sugar Refining Co.
(increased)
National Supply
(Pa.), $2 preferred (accum.).
8-29
■■I 8-31
$1.50
4.
—
Series
Standard
National
8-26
:
10- 1'
20c
Manhattan Shirt Co. (quar.)
Market Basket,
common
9
9-10
,
{ir-Ht*;*'.'.'..--
Stock
National
-
;
$1 preference
series
National
-
9-30
_
Company .(increased)40c
6% prior pfd. (quar.)_#7;: $1.50b:
r:
V,
9-17
9-16
\
Maine Central
RR„
Mallory (P. R.) & Company_________
Mangel Stores Corp._
i.
Industrial
9-17
.
yv.<
quar.).
When
Share
Brewing Co
Dodge Corp. (quar.)
Phelps
Philadelphia Company, $5 preferred (q
$6 preferred
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., com. (quar.
$1.12%
Co.
(increased)—
Machinery (quar.)_
Securities
Income
9- 9
9-27
•
preferred (-quar.)$1-25'
Magma Copper Co.
u
12%c
Magor Car Corp._
20c
__________
Rubber
8-15
,
10- 1
_
-
Radiator
8-3L
9-16
9-26
_____
$5
(R.- C.)
-
National
___——_
Motion
9%
'
Name of Company
Pfeiffer
Cooker—
National
8-16
rer
of Reo.
•40c
Pumps Corp.—
prior preferred (quar.)
1367
R older»
Payable
10c
Co.
(initial
National'
8-30
9-16
'
5%
Pressure
common
(quar.)
National
8-31
v
9-12
$3c
preferred (quar.)
>
$$1.25
(quar.)
—25c.
Macy (R. H.) & Company
-—r~~.
40c
Magazine Repeating Razor Co., com. (quar.) '
25c
■'4""'V; • Extrar"''
^
MaCkintosh-Hemphill
new
"^
Products
tTAen
Share
"4.
———
,
30c
________
Oil!
National
9-13
9-25
25c
••
______—_
National
10-15
-
(initial)
preferred initial
4%%
11- 4
11-15
♦1.50i
•
8-30
•
9-13
$12 %c
Common
8-30*
9-13
'p15c
37%c
•
Name of Comvant
Linen Service (stock dividend—
National
15o
(
.
of Re0,
Per
.»>■
:
______
Holder*
Payable-
Share'
l<ouisiana Land & Exploration—
Increased quarterly
„
When
Per
.•»
*
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
9-15
8-31
3c
9-;e
9-
5
'
0
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
0/ Kea.
Extra
-
'
Co., common (quar.)—4«>o
preferred (quar.)_
—;
$3.40
(increased)--—-preferred (quar.)-
Scovill Manufacturing Co.
Electric, 3.35%
Scranton
Lace Company————-—i——
Service, com.^
17%c
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
,
&uc
fr*14
.
Common (increased quar.);———.—.—.. yv
ISC.
5% preferred A (quar.)«—-——------ v *
Seeraan Brothers,,-Inc. (quar.)—250.
Selberllng Rubber, common—--i'-—------ *
•
250
4%% prior preferred (quar.)———-—$1.13
5% class A preferred (quar.)—
•
$1-25
Seiby Shoe Co. (quar.)————1*%°
Semler (R. B ), Inc.
•
■
25c
Serrick Corporation Class A (quar)<
23c
v,
9-1
8-31
9-16*
9-
v
Class
B
;
-
-
'
9-9
8-24
10-1
9-20
25c
IP- 1
9-30
9-30
9-16
common———
59/|c
preferred (quar.)——--———
Optical Co. (quar.)———
Ltd. (irreg.)_;
——
Signal Oil & Gas, class A—
—
4%%
,f50
Shurorr
Breweries,
Sick's
Class B
——
•
40c
5%
Simon
Simmons
Company
Extra
-
(quar.)_
10-
8-23
8-23
9-
.
Smith-Alsop Paint & Varnish—
-
7%
Smith
preferred (quar.)
—
vAlexander; & Sons Carpet Co.—
(quar.)
——
87%c
—
—
20c
.
(Howard) Paper Mills, common——
preferred (quar.)—_—————_—
Smith (T. L.) Company, common vtc—-—
6% convertible preferred (quar.)——
Socony-Vacuum Oil CO—
—
Smith
Aircraft
Co.—-——
^lsc
13%c
- 5c
31%c
12%c
conv..
4
Co.
—-——
Works—
.*
Stock dividend, (two additional shares for
each three shares held)——
—
Manufacturing
Soss
South Bend Lathe
south
:4 875>
.4..
Rico Sugar
Porto
Extra
South
(quar.)—
6%
Calliornia Edison—
Canada
'
,
9-
11-15
Union
9- 6
9-
9-30
9-
9-16
$6
y;
8-15
$3.75
9
99-
9
10-
1
1
y
9-16
10-
10-15
9-12
—;——y
o5c
.
183/4C
(quar.)
(increased)—
(quar.)
9-16
Oil
Standard
of
Indiana
—-
8-15
Standard Oil of Kentucky
,
Extra
9-14
Union
:
Co.
*
9-11
—-
y
50c
9-14
9-30
9-16
9-12
8-31
9-12
Coal
——
30c
9-10
8-31
pfd. .(accum.)
Ltd.—
&
(initial
Company
Mining
Co.
20c
(quar.)——————
Extra
5%
■
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;—
U.
S.
Graphite
U.
v:
s.
& Company (quar.)
!-—.——Sylvania Electric Products/common———
.Swift
preferred (quar.)————-—-——
Sylvania Industrial Corp. (quar.)
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd. (quar.).——
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge com.
—————
$4
Cjass
A
preferred (quar.)
Talcott (James) Inc. com.
Extrn
4%%
»
—
preferred (quar.)
9-16
9-
5
12-16
12-
5
9-
7
10-
1
10-
1
9-
9
(quar.)
—^
———'—;
_
9-14
9-18
9-20
8-31
(quar.)
9-13
?9-15
8-15
1-2-47
12-26
convertible
8-31*
12-20
9-14
10-1
$1
Co.
—:
(quar.)
10- 1
9-14
9-14
8-15
.
J
lOr.
9^10
8-2T
%
10- 1
75c
9-10
9- 3
10- 1
9- 6
$1.25
10- l
—4
9- 6
,,
9-16
10- 1
9-16
9-24
25c
.
9- 9
10-1
yV'.'V';'; $Iy
9-10
10-15r*J""
9-30
t25c
10-1
9-3
$1.50
9-30
9-16''
Inc.——30c
9-10
8-31
25c
Ltd.
Line, Inc.—'
Wilson &
9-18
12-18
$1.50
(quar.)——————
Co
(quar.),——————
Willson Products,
9-16
1-2-47
25c
:.
———
Motor
Company, $4.50 preferred (quar.)—
$1.06Vt
10-1
9-16
$1.50
10-31
10-15
9-16
8-31
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—
6%
preferred
^quar.)
—
Wisconsin Power Si Light, 4%%
Wiser
Oil
Co.
.Extra
Woods
Steel Co., 7%
25c
10-1
% 10- .1
Transportation
9-10
9-10
150c
(quar.)—
(qhah)
9-20
9-30
10c
Ltd.
$1
(quar.)
Wdodwdrdr & Lothrop com.
7% preferred (quar.)
World
$1.12%
—15c
pfd. (accum.)—
Manufacturing Co.,
Woodley Petroleum
4
pfd. (quar.)
Ll———
(quar.)
———
Wood (Alan)
11-30*
50C
——
f
i.
t20c
(Increased)
prior preferred
Paper
Extra
Worcester
9-20
1
40C
—-—.—
—
U. S. Plywood Corp.
4%%
U. S.
preferred
Potash
Co.
A
4J/a%
pfd. B
—
—-
v.-
—
9-30
9-14
•
9- 9
8-31
Worthlngton Pump & Machinery, common—
4%% convertible preferred (quar.)——J
4%% convertible prior preferred (quar.),
9-16^
9-27
9-16
9-30
9-20
25c
—
9-27
20c
Associates——
50c
$1.75
■
;
Publishing Co. (quar.)
10-
1
———*.
$1.18%
10-
1
-4—:
9-16
9-3
,
$1.50
(increased)—.—
common
Cab Co.
9-10
^ 8-31*'
37%c
9-20
9- 3
$1.12%
•$1.12Va
; 9-16
9-16
9-3
9-3
25c
10-1
9-20
$5c
10- 1
8-22
15c
10- 1
9-0
1-1-47
12-20
10- 1
9-14
9-9
9
8-19
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
U.
$1
9-10
8-9
Youngstown Steel Door
9-16
9-3
Zeigler Coal & Coke Co.
9-16
9-3
Zlon's
8-30
9-14
8-30
S.
Steel Corp.,
7%
non-cum
10-1
8-30
U.
9-20
tJnlted
1
9-20
9-19
8-9
10^ 1
8-16
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
9-18
9-14
.
9-14;
,9-14
common
U. S. Tobacco Co.
10-
-
-
,
,
8-19.
9-
9-14
10-1
»
_
(San Francisco)—
$2
5%
8-15
1
(monthly)
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.—
$1
9-16
10-1
Yellow
Towne
62 %C
1
10-.1 i
St
U. S. Rubber Co., common (increased)—-8%
1st preferred (quar.) ——.—
9-25
.11-
Jr. Co.,
Wrlght-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd.
Yale
States
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
preferred (quar.)—-—,
—
Wrigley (Wm.)
8-23
9-10
10-
$1.12%
4
United
10-1
10c
9-13
10- 1
;
ZIZ1I—-—
-
U. S. Playing Card
Extra
9-10
9-30
75c
_
10-1
22 %C
(initial s-a)—^4--.
8-23
9-28
56yic-
9-6
'
Quarterly
5
9-
9-10
$1.25
"
15c
——,—»—
9-30
10- 1
400%
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
common—^
9-3
-
Ltd.
2- 1
9-30
$1
$1.25
'
75c
«
.5%%
9-19
40c
-
9-17
40C
1
25c
$1
25c,
t3c
;
,
9-20
$1.75
(quar.)-
pfd.
10-10
50O
U. S. Pipe & Foundry—•
4Y2%
7-1-47 6-16-47
50c
(quar.)— l.—
Instrument
Co.
4-1-47 3-17-47
50o
—-—
preferred ^(quar.)--———.4——-— '•
Leather Co., class A
9-16
12-16
20c
of N. Y
Gypsum Co., common
7%
U. S:
1
$2.50
Co.—————
U. s. Guarantee Co.
9- 6
$1.25
—
2-1
11-1
4, $1.25
Wilsil,
$1.25
United New Jersey RR. to Canal (quar.)
11-15
2-15-47
Wichita" River Oil Corp., common (initial)—
1-2-47
10-
,
'
11-1
75c
;
-
Wilson
9-13
20c
$1.25
8-31
9-12
10c
———
10- 1
$1.25
9-10
9-20
Super-Cold Corporation
(initial)———
10c
Superior Steel Corp. (quar.)
:-.
—
30c
Susquehanna Chemical, 5%% pfd. (s-a) —$2.75
Sutherland Paper Co. (quar.)—40c
10-1
50c
(quar.)———
preferred (quar.)———
5%
(George
9-16
$1.25
11-15
$1^5 2-1MW
25c
White
quar.)—
U. S. Lines Co.,
10c
—-
10- 1
V
25c
Electrical
-
*
9-16*
Westlnghouse Air Brake.
Whitaker
Manufacturers—
9-16
25c
25c
35c
;
—
Sunbeam
Sunshine
:
9-10
10- 1
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)..——"———
$5
9-10
9-13 '
——
Wheeling Steel Corp.,
1
25c
75c
(quar.)
Co.
10-
$1.75
—
——
10- I
*
common
Weyerhaeuser Timber
9-15
37c
25c
"*
'
1
(quar.)
Western Tablet & Stationery,
5% preferred (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)-^.
9-16
Corp.—————4—
Illuminating
A
Weston
-
■
(quar.)
preferred
Weston
(Increased irreg.)—
11-30
25c
iquar.)——
Corporation
Sundstrand Machine Tool—;
Sun, Oil
^
$1.25
; 50c
40c
9- 3
9-13
.
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 preferred (quar.)
Stromberg-Carlson, 4% conv. pfd. (quar.) —
Strouss-Hirshberg Co.
(quar.)——
——
Struthers Wells Corp. (quar.)_
-J—
5
10- 1
——
.;
10- 1
$75c
Cos.
1
10-
8-30
•
$1.50
75c
(quar.) 4
preferred A (quar.)
$5
9-14
10- 1
,
Co., common (quar.)—
$5
9-14
$1
Common
8-31
y
75 c
■——_i4—w:
12-12
y.
Western Pacific RR.
8-27
r
(quar.).
West
>
10-1
.
9-13
$1.12%
preferred
$6
8-27
9-16
:
Utilities,
25c
yy
9- St
9-18
10- 1
-
1
,
■
8-23,
9-30
22%c
—
Virginia Water Service—
4 $4.50 preferred (quar.)
$1.25
—
(stock dividend)—
'
of
Westvaco
Chlorine
common
preferred A
8-31 f
10-
12y2c
.
9-1
(s-a)._
>
10-1
20c
,
——
Texas
9-15
y,;;,25c'-
■
-
Fargo & Company, 4% % pfd.
Extra
,
$1.50 *
—
8-27
9-16
5%
„
(irreg.)———
25c
:
Cigar-Wbelan, $1.25 prior preferred-
Common
y 11-15
Wesson Oil 65 Snowdrift (quar. )4*»44^.4«— y
8-27
•
,
,
(quar.)--—-——-,
Dyewood Corp., 7%
5%
-
8-27
8-27
9-15
(quar.)—
Electric
9-30
10-1
(quar.)
Wellington Fund, Inc.
share
.Products,
8-30
Stokely-Van Camp Inc.—
'v ■;
:
545>
prior preference (quar.)--—.——25c
Stratford Pen Corp., common (initial)—
10c
Common
———
10c
9-25
20c
(quar.)—
Corp.—
(quar.)—:—
9-13
—
8-31
9-20
,r $1
—
Products
Theatre
vy 4c
—
————;
(quar.)
United Merchants
■
Fuller Co.
Stock Fund
8-31
—
preferred
Waukerha Motor (quar.) y-ry.--.4yy.
9-25
Fastener
United Gas
8-12
11-15
12^ 2
9-10)
•
•-
9-20
preferred
6%
12- 2
$1.25 y
4
28c
United Fuel Investments,
.
9-25
—
$1.75
United Elastic Corp.
8-12
10-15
—
8-27
United
5
25c
»
9-25
United
4
Incorporated
5%
United
9-16
1
<quar.)_
$1.75
8/1000ths
9-16
3
y
—
—
(s-a)
preferred
$6
9- 3
:
9-9;
10-15
: 10-15
11-1
West Virginia Pulp & Paper^—•
Aircraft
y,:
9-20
9-
preferred
5%
Washington Water Power—
ill; 9- 3 f
y
11-1
^
62%c
4-$2.50
5%
3-27
8-31
11-
8-20
1
,9-12>
4
10- 4
33%c
9-20
United Chemicals
8-15
1
' 37%c y
.
10- 1
9-12
1
10- 1
-
Washington Railway & Electric Co.—
9-12
9-10
10-
8-29
y
7c
Unlted-Carr
8-30
10-15
(initial).
$1
United Carbon
5
9-10
f-
(quar.)
West
Artists
y.
10-15
.
common
8-27
9-14
10-
6
9-12
y
9-23
8-30
9-16
New
8-27
35c
15c
25c
■
9-
1
9-23
8-16
8-13
9-16
-
9-25
v——r-——
9-I6'
$1.37%
Warren Brothers Class A (quar.)
4 ,Class B (quar.)
Class C
(interim)—
6
,
'
■'« 9-16-
15c
;
——
(quar.)-
:
United
9-16
8-
9-14
9-
common
y
"C"_—————
8-16
f$i
9-20
Fund
4 8-16
9-14
.
9-20:
I Warner B rothers Pictures—.
Wells
-V
9-12
$1
8- 9
*
——
Baking Co.,
6%% preferred
9-6
9-16
/
.
"B"————
40c
,
9-20
United
preferred (quar.)
—_——93%c
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd.—
v
v
r.
Participating convertible preferred (s-a)_
SlVtC
Standard Steel Spring—
4%
preferred (quar.)
50c
Standard
Wholesale
Phosphate
&
Acid
Works (quar.) —
—
——--—
60c
S+edman Brothers. Ltd. (ouar.)_—
tl5c
Stecher-Traung Lithograph (irreg.)„—• —
-50c
StercM>Brothers;Stores, new common ,(qju%r») V 12%c
Extra
t——
75c
Common (quar.)
—:————
—
12y2c
Baer &
..
9-10
4.
Gooderham & Worts Ltd.—
(quar.)
.Common
9- 3;
10-1
Ward
9-16
10-
.
(H.)
8-16
8-16
•
35c
9-16*'
9-16
—
9-20
9^
9-14^
-
Ji5c
9-25
9-10
(increased quar.)
Walker
9-19
10- 2
$1.50;;
(quar.)
common
———
(quar.)—.—
17c
United
6
9-30
(quar.)—
20c
common
Special
8-31
9-16
I
Ltd.
,
9-10'
9-14
,
^
5;
10-
10- l
$$$
.
.,
40c
Union Wire Rope
10-11
9-30
3%%
Sterling.
■
-—..y..
10-19'
9-10
9-30
10-
(guar.)—
9-20
$1.75
Wamsutta Mills (quar.)—4.—50c
';
Special,
4' $2'..,
10-1
9-
9-8
$1.50
,
Waldorf System; Inc.
9-12
y 9-20
*
9-15
9-15
..... ■
9-14
9-20
I
13Vic
.
50c
.
—4——.
Bond
Special
8-31
9-
i
5-1-47 4-15-47
8-l-47 7-15-47
,
Walgreen Company, common (quar.)
•4%
preferred
(quar.)————
6
>:
A
Walte Amulet Mines,
6
9-
1-15-47
37%c
—
9-6
9-10
Fund
9-10
Standard Oil
Stix
Co.,
—
Bond
37%c
C_——y
of Ohio, common—
^
Special
4_
—Z
Union preferred Stock Fund———
8-31
9-
'
6
9-
9-10
2-1-47
Extra
y—75c
Wagner; Electric Corp'. (quar.^
*
50c
8-30
K
37%c
B
Wacker-Wells Building C6rpr -(s-qV.::
9- 6
8-30
9-25
15c
$1.50 t
(quar.)—
yy;
8-31
9-15
"
11- 9
9-
8-30
10-131
.
37%c
——
Special
Union
V
9-15
Class
Class
6
10-1
(quar.) —4—,,03%C
(s-a)
;yy" 25c
•
Wabasso Cotton." Ltd.
t
9-20
y
9-24
,
,
———
8-26*
9-16
65c
Standard Oil Co. of California
■Extra '
8-29
9-30
po.
8-30
.
"
—1
9-16
9-16
—75c
—
common
(quar.)
RR.
Sugar
Union
9-20
■
preferred
Carbon
preferred
Union
.
25c
y
8-31
8-3It
9-14
5'1
1
9-30
-
*9-10
11- 1
;
(auar.)...,
9-13
17%c
;
'
10-1
Extra
J; $1
;
Union Trusteed Funds, Inc.—
Union Bond Fund "A"_—.——
preferred (quar.)_.
$1-25
9-16
y
i '
Southland Royalty Co
————
25c
10-15
■y;^;' Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
35c
Sparks-Withington Co.—
■
.
9-16
$% convertible preferred (qua,r.).—-—$1.50
Spiegel, Inc., $4.50 preferred (quar.)-——,$1.12y2s i 9-14
9-16
SDrague Electric Co__—c——20c
10^1
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.) \ $1.13
9-12
yv; Squibo (E. R.) & Sons, common
25c
11-1
$4 preferred (quar.)———$1
Staley (A. E.) Manufacturing Co.—
,
9-20
$3.75 preference
(quar.)——————
94c
Standard Brands, Inc., $4.50 pfd. (quar.) _—
$1.12% ,V 9-16
9-16
Common (quar.)
————$'
40c
10- I
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher (increased) -——
62y2c
9-30
Standard Factors Corp.,
common
(quar.) _
5c
75c
(quar.)
Preferred
10-
50c
y
9-9
62%c
(monthly)
(monthly
1,r—
Vulcan Detlnning Co., common
7%
preferred (quar.)—,
;
: yV
-
9-9
10-1
37%c
:
9-16
9-10
9- 9
10- 1
$2.50
——
4
9-10
8-31
9-16
$2.50
(quar.)_
common
y
9-16
944
'
$7c
20c
1
of California—
9-14
■
•
&
*Mfg; Co.,
Pacific
4%
<r;y
5%
,
'
-
y.
Corp..,
1
-
13%c
9- 1,
12-1
12-10
Vlsking Corporation—
9-16
*
$-26 :
v
———
3
11-15
■' 9-20
9-10
y
10-
9-
8-29
'
i
>
$1
.
10-
25c
preferred A
Union
9
9-25
Southwestern Gas & Electric—s
,
2
3
50c y
.
(quar.)——
pfd.
Rubber
&
preferred
Union Oil
9-16
9-
9-25
37%c
• $1
Southern Railway Co.
(auar.)
75c
Southern Union Gas Co., common
—i—v 12%c
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)————.—-$1.06y4
.
—
&' Paper (increased quar.J—
Union Carbide
6
9-25
Southern Natural Gas Co.
—
Asbestos
Union Bag
Extra
6
9-30
J1
Co.
Corporation
Union Metal
t$1.50
participating preferred (quar.)—
(increased)
Southern Pacific Co.
(quar.)—
8-
9-
10-
11- 1
9-30
>4
/
6%
..
9-14
.
•
9
9
9- 5
9- 9
9-20
—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.) .i—
preferred
(quar.)—
6%
.
9-2(T
1 y.,
,9-10,.
$1.75
.
6%
3
9-
25C
Underwriters Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)—
S7%o
i
—-
Ltd.—'
Co.,
Power
Underwood
8-31
50c
62%c
,
(quar.)——
preferred B
Southern
8-10*
f
9-
9-
=■•
37%c
$1.12%
62%c y
8-23
$2
preferred (quar,)——--—
West Pennsylvania Pipe Line—•.
& Atlantic Telegraph
(s-a)__.—-
Southern
southern
>
—v,.;
'
—.
9-15
3
1. 4:
4
10- ^
'
3-27
-
'V
•
,4
(quar.)
Virginian Railway,
9-10
-
;•
Viking Pump-Co., (Increased)50c
Virginia Electric & Power $5 pfd. (quar.)—
$1.25
'•9-30
9-14
25c
$1
;
v
—
—
10-
-k
25c
0
.
Victor Products
9-15
:
9-16
$1.750-10
v
9-10
8-26
9-10
9-3
9-27
50c
(s-a)
4
,4—!^
preferred (s-a)——y
5%
;
y,
$1
9-10
;y
1
9-20
*
.Common
9-10
75c
;
Tyler Fixture Corp., 5%%
preferred
g-15
9-12
4 62%o
"
(quar.)—
pfd.
Clutch
7%
.
9-30
8-31
Twin Disc
8-30
9-16
;
y
<4:
r.
,
Company__„__-_,____„_„-._
Veeder-Root, Inc. (increased)
8-30
9-30
10-
isc
Viceroy Manufacturing Co:, Ltd. (quar.)-4— v
Vicksburg Shreveport Si Pacific Ry, Co.-— vr
4 9- 6
——
conv.
5
9-16
(quar.)
$4.50 prior pfd.
(quar.)-^
208 South La Salle Street Corp. (quar.)
.4"
u
; ;
$1.50
9-28
12-29
1; V
10-
,ly;' 30c-10*^,
1% preferred (quar.)—.
"
11-25y
;
5%
$1.50
$25c
t$1.50
25c•
■
„■
8-31
9-16
(initial)—
South Penn Oil, new common
;
w
8-10
1-1-47 ;
$2
:.';.yy
,
Oapor Car Heating Co., Inc.—.
3
10-15
Century-Fox Film com.
j
8-30
.
10- 1
75o
.
6%
i',y' -y •'
(final)———
9-30
;
9-
7% pfd. (quar.)
$$1.75
(initial auar.);, 50c
Ltd.,
Co.,
,8-31
>
9-12
75o
.
(accum.)yi
preferred
Light Co!^.-
Van.. Norman
8-30
9-30
J7%c
——
—
-
Van; Dorn Iron Works (quar.)
8-26
9-15.
50c
25c
y:
8-23
l»c
Sonotone
—
(initial)
•>; 9-30
15c
Corp., com. (quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)———
Corporation, common
$1.25 convertible preferred A (quar.)
55c
:
'
;
93%c
25c
—
10-30
25c
——
25c '
$1
; 25c
$1.12%
.
,10-21
+50c
20c
'
Solar Manufacturing
,
Tobacco
Twentieth
8-10
9-10
t25c
,
4%
Solar
9-10
y
60c
—-—-
——
-
Tuckett
8-20
i
8-26 ^
9-27
4^
—
8%
Knitting Co.,* common -(guar.)
5% prior preferred: (quar.)
•'
receipts
—
Extra
Common
'
Extra—.:
f
8-31
»
6
s
9-10
Tucson Gas Electric & Power
•
:
9-10*
9-20
30c
(quar.)———
preferred
$1.20
.
3
y.9-:9 :-
9-9
deposit
of Rem,
9-15
vy'-
Co.
Utah yPoWer
9-ia.
9-16.
25a 25c .
10c e
.
Towmotor
9-10
9-13
9-13
9- 5
,
(quar.)———
Corp. (initial)-——-—-—Traders Finance Corp., Ltd.—
v -v AJ
J
^
4%%
preferred (quar.)
$$1.12%
Travelers Insurance Co. (quar.)—
•
$4
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
25c
Transue & Williams Steel Forging——
>:
25c
Tropic-Aire, Inc. 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)—
22%c
Truax-Traer Coal
(increased quar.)
30c
r
8-15
9-13
9-25'.■•
9-15
Securities—
Bolder*
Payable
50c
Utah-Home Fire Ins.' (SaltLake Clty> (quar.)
' $1.50
Utah-Idaho Sugar, 60c Class A pfd; (quar.)y-'l 15c
;
9-5
Shipyards Corp.—
Tooke Brothers, Ltd. (quar.)
Toronto General Trust Corp.
6
9-24
25C
,75c
r
9-
9-16
$1.50
$1-50
—
8-23
9-16
9-14
8-31
Tobacco
9-14
Upson-Walton
.
Todd
'•'
;
-
8«*26 4
9-14
10- iy.
4 $1.02%^ -10-yL.
500
.10- Ik
9-16
■"; 50c
—
3
9-16
8-31
:
•';""I
•
,
(initial)—
Upressit Metal Cap,
8-31.
9-
9-14
8-31
1
9-12
25c
10c
Inc.
,
8-31 '
1
9-10
9-16
12- 2
American
$1
.
9-1
8-31
y When
:
50c
Utlca
(s-a)
Company
Corp.——
common
..
4%% preferred A (quar.)—
Tide-Water Associated Oil—
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
Tilo
Roofing
(increased quar.)
Time, .Inc.
(interim)Timken-Detroit Axle Co., new com.
Tip' Top Tailors,, Ltd. (quar.)
1
9- 1
;
1
10-
+®i*2S
(quar.)—.—
(quar.)
»—•
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron Co.—
V
10-
4
& Zook
Sloan
-
$75.48
, ,
—
„—
•Skilsaw,
.
9-
9-15
9-14"
;
&>Qc
?30c
*20c
———
—
Manufacturing Co.
Singer
25c
,
:
juuipiiciuy Patterns Co. (initial)-.————
Simpson's, Ltd., 4%% pfd. (quar.)—,
9-20
9-15
9-15
«>oc
(increased)
Steel
&
Saw
sue
yy
.
particpating preferred (s-a)————
Ltd.— v
preferred (quar.)——
(Franklin) & Co., 7% pfd. (filial)-:
S"monds
;
8-26
yy,
—---
y
8-30
!
Signal Royalties, class A (quar.)- v
Silknit, Ltd. 5% pfd. (quar.)———— V,
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., com. (accum.)--—
Silverwood Western Dairies,
9- 5 "
9-30
y
10-1
*
$2.50
Thermoid
Per
Shore'
-
Upper .Michigan. Power' & Light—
$3 preferred (quar.)—f
$3 preferred (quar.).
9-14
Thompson - Products, Inc., common
4% preferred (quar.)—
Thrifty Drug Stores, common
9-16
Sneilmar Products Corp.,
1
10-
$1.75
(quar.)———
(DeL)
9-13
(quar.)
—-15c
(quar.)————
$1.75
preferred
$5
9- 3
9-16
IOC
Land; Co.. (quar.),_-——
&
New
r
>.8-9*
y 9- 5 :'l
Thew Shovel Co. 7%.pfd.
.9-14
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)—------'
Oil
1
9-14
Match
Universal Products Co.—
9-13
,
8-29
«35c.
Thermatomic Carbon Co.—
9-11
9-28
Inc"$4.50
Servel,
:
Texon
10-
$5c
y-i—--——-————■——-—■
Texas Public Service
8-24,
Steel Corp. (quar.l---—35c
Fhattuck (Prank G.) Co. (quar.)—
25c
Sheller Manufacturing Corp.——-————
"%c
Extra,
..
.
,
•yy„, 5'c
f,- ;
-
..preferred (quar.)—
Texaa Company (quar.)
Texas Gulf Sulphur (quar.)————
8-3t
9-14*
9-14
1'
25c 1
Tennessee Gas & Transmission Co.—r.
iv 8-30
9-11
.
10-
25c
(quar.)
Corp;*
y
Universal
.'
'
i:
:> -4.10%
9-14
.10-1
j&naron
■
Tennessee
Bame of Company
.
9-13
25c
;
Telluride Co., T.%. preferred (quar.)
lOr 1, '■9-14
,9-14
10- 1
-•
IOC
-
.
-
v
9- 5
9-16
r
«
;
1
10c
Corp.
——
Telephoner Bond &'Share Co,— y v:- ,- yy
,
7% 1st preferred (accum.)——
'■'MO.
$ 50c
•
Telecoin
3
•', 9-10
9-10 1
10-1
I
*,
8-26
9-16
•
-
15c
8-15
10-
$20c
(quar.)—;— '
common
'
0/ AM.
9-13
50c
—
—
—
Holdert
'Pat/able-
.
4% preferred (quar.)———————
Tampax^ Inc.
Tappan Stove
—
Taylor Instrument Cos.;
——42-.
Teck Hughes Gold. Mines (interim)—.
Tecumseh. products Co.——
—
•
9
9-
:
-200 f ^ 9-10
Co. (quar.) __————
Acceptance Corp."'
•
Sears Roebuck &
Securities
9" 3
•
.9-16
4.10% preferred (quar.)
—$1.02/2
Seaboard Oil Co. (quar.) .r——.j
2°c
8hare
•
r ,
Extra-
10-19*
1
10- 1
:
Coptpar^
■■
11- 1"
83%c
Scranton
8-30*
10-
sue
.
9-10
9-12
12}|°
»—•
—
Talon, Incorporated
Tamblyn (G.) Ltd.,
f
9-14
Scott Paper
Name bt
9-10
9-14
When
Per
Hoiaar*
(quar.)—-.,,.—-—
Lock Co.
Schlage
When
Share
Name of Company
(v
Payable
Per
.
•
Monday, September 9, 1946
S.
Trust
United
com.
pfd.
Co.
(N.
Steel" Corp.,
Steel .&
———
Y.)
Steel
25c
Unlversal Laboratories; Inc.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
;
10-15
10- 1
9-30
9-16
Corp.
*
4
8-31
9-11
9- 3
75c
.75c
9-15
12-18
9-8
12- 5
15c
9-20
9- 9
Institution—-——
1.
——
——
;
*tiess 30% Jamaica Income tax*
♦Transfer books not closed for this, dividend.
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15%
"
jr
8-17
9-16
* 15c
(Irreg.)_
Mercantile
9-15
25c
——
——————
Products
75c
9- 3
40C
—
1-
9-16
50C
(increased):
(increased)
Quarterly
Zonite
9-6
30c
——
(Increased quar.)
-
8^30
9-14
common"4
Cooperative
Quarterly
9-16
15c
4% preferred (quar.)————
Universal-Cyclops
1
9-10
tl7%C
-—
(quar.)—
United Wallpaper, Inc:, ,com.
10-
$8.75
„
—
(resumed)
Wire Co.
43%c
-
(quar.)
Ltd.
30c
——
——
(quar.)
New
25c
25c
;
9-16 % 9-3.:'
12-16:
12-
2
Canadian non-resldenta' tax.
:
in Canadian funds, fax deductible at the sburceyv Non*;
resident-tax 15%; resident tax., 7%.
a Less British income tax.
.
tPayable
.
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THE COMMERCIAL 4 FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE-
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1369:
State and City Department
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Number 4523
•
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BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
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■
Holbrook, Ariz.
-j
j. ;•,.?
:
Bond
*
585.18 of old securities out of the
"An
$454,279.57 outstanding.
'■
.{;1
.•
ment
trict
Sale—The
$61,000
re¬
funding bonds offered Sept. 4—v.
900
164,
cash
.
p. 1129—were awarded to the
First National Bank of Holbrook.
Due
July 15 from 1947 to 1954
inclusive. ."
•
* •'
on
•
(P. O. Phoenix) Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $12,000 school
bonds offered for sale on Aug. 26
164,
—v.
599—were
p.
tioned
awarded
for
of ;
sue
$295,000.00.
on
1946.
payable J-J.
*
3y2%, for the first 2
and
District
them
send
years.
ably voted at
Aug. 13.
the
to
,
\
•
Bonds
is
must
Sept.
24,
1%%
an
San
issue
of
Francisco
$1,000.
clusive.
Bonds
"
;
held'
Voted—At
the
000
of
:
Bonds
time
the
the
a
the
Court
city
directed
The Town
Defeated—At / the
-
its
Tampa
1
Sept.
The
company
sealed bids at its of¬
fice, Market and Montgomery St.,
San
Francisco
20, until 9 a.m.
(PST), on Sept. 17 for the pur¬
chase of $3,050,000 various State
and municipal bonds.
The com¬
pany is conducting the sale in the
capacity as agents.
FLORIDA
Diston
Drainage District
Hendry County, Fla.
Refunding Nears
Completion—
Writing under date of Sept. 3, A.
B. Morrison & Co., of Miami, ad¬
vise
as
follows:
Y";4 \-'c
'/
„
,«•
"Please be advised that
29
the
District
on
refunded
Aug.
$388,-
were
v;-;7.
■
'
Election—At
Sept.
18
the
the voters
provement.
' v-
.
,
election
will
con¬
bond
issue
school
$200,000
and
:
an
following
proposals:
struction
':
7 '
Cedarstown, Ga.
.
Bond
on
/
/
;
issue
of
check
of the
Bond
for
not
amount
of
less
said
,
than
'
issue,
-
Offering—H.
A.
V
Norton,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids >
until
10
a.m.
on
Oct.
1
for
the
purchase of $275,000 building ant
The
street
Bonds Defeated—It is stated by
the County Clerk that at the elec¬
tion held on Aug. 24 the voters
rejected
the .proposal
to Mssue
,"s
*
Charleston, ///.r
*
Bonds
Sold—An
000 water
revenue
issue
of
$140,-
bonds was sold
on
Aug. 13 to Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis of Chicago.
,
will
at
be
submitted
election
an
to
the
voters
1
,
to
Offering—Sealed bids will
$400,000
has
received
(P.
;
O.
Bond
106
until
8:30
(Ha¬
a.m.
County,
for the purchase of
$760,000 2%%
coupon
refunding,
1946
issue
bonds. Denom. $1,000. Dated June
15, 1946. Due
lows:
June
on
■
.
•.
15,
as
.v.; .' V. ?
■
Approved—An
to
legality by Charles & Trau-
composed
group
of
dated
are
of
Almstedt
$201,000
k
2%%
inverse
30
days
order
at
any
published
and
accrued
Prin.
interest
and
time
notice
int.
to
on
date
!(F-A)
Capi¬
Trustee, Frankfort.
Legal opinion by Stites & Stites
Hart
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•
County (P. O. Munfordville),
n
St.
.
$75,000 in 1947 to 1955,
$85,000 in 1956. .Bids will
and
be received at. the office of the
Chemical Bank & Trust
Co., New
said
up
date.
Bonds
$60,000
was
recent
port.
of
to
3:00 p.m. (EDT), on
Principal and interest
the
Honolulu,
City
orat
Bank & Trust
thority
are
of
and
enue
refunding
bonds/
was
pur¬
chased recently by Stein Bros. &
Boyce of Louisville. Denom. $1,000
$500.
Due
on
Dated
March
any
30
days
and
Sept.
in
1
Callable
on
1,
1947
prior to
1946.
to 1962,
maturity
interest payment date on
published notice at 103
accrued'
numerical
bonds
"
t
"V
issued
an
Chemical
Co., New York. The
under
Act
of
the
the
au¬
Con¬
gress of the United States entitled:
V
issuance
of
interest/' in
order.
Prin.
*
inverse
and
int.
by the voters at
election, according to
a
re-
y/v
Bonds
Authorized
is
said
to
—
have
Bond
will
of
be
Home
The
City
voted
to
issue $556,557 sewage system and
disposal plant bonds.
Offering
—
considered
Trustees,
until
Frankfort, III.
^
Life
11
a.m.
at
i:;
Sealed
bids
by the Board
714
Kentucky
Building,
on
n-./
{
Seneca Gardens, Ky.
improvement bonds
..
Council
Sept.
Louisville,
16 for the
purchase of $54,000 sewer bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1946 and due on Oct.
1 from 1950 to 1974 inclusive. The
bonds
are
subject to
prior
demption.
re¬
.
West
Jersey Community Cons.
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Toulon,
R. No. 1) III.
County of
the
road
West
payable at the office of the Treas¬
urer
Voted—The
approved
■
also
.
St.
Bonds Voted—At
tion
the
voters
a
are
to
$100,-
000 school site purchase and
bonds.
LOUISIANA
Acadia
Parish, Egan Drainage Dist.
No., 1 (P. O. Crowley), La.
recent elec¬
reported
have ratified the issuance of
struction
chase
of
con¬
Bond
will
be
Offering
received
—
Sealed
until
4
bids
p.m.
on
on
$10,000
bonds.
*
'
'
school
coupon
•'/-•£/■'■7/'
•'•ii/.vp.:w.v,
;
,
Oct. 3 for the pur¬
"
-
•
.
•
;.:7'
.
-:sy!
Rapides Parish (P. O.
Alexandria), La.
Bond
Election—At
/
election
an
Oct, 2 the voters will consider
issue of $270,000 school build-
on
an
ing bonds,
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n-./
»
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nV-/
Sl/SKI MARYLAND
Kentucky
lf
Bonds Sold—An issue of $48,000
2 %% coupon, school
building rev¬
of Louisville.
The
July 1, 1946.
Anne
noon
of
able at the Farmers Bank &
tal Trust Co.,
of Louisville.
until
pay¬
Anne), III.
Louis.
Offering — H. M. Wells,
Secretary-Treasurer of the School
Board, will receive sealed bids
103
at
1
,
Bond
$1,000.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1946.
Due serially from
Aug. 1, 1947 to 1964, incl. Callable
in
(P. O.
Alexandria), Rapides Parish, La.
Denom.
Township (P1. O.
St.
Poland Sch. Dist. No. 55
construction
(M-S) payable at the office of the
County Treasurer. The bonds are
subject to the approving ■ legal
opinion of Skaggs, Hays & Fahey
fol¬
;/,
furnished to the purchaser at the.
expense of the School Board. En¬
Commonwealth of Kentucky Mil
incl.
Murphysboro), III.
Legality
waiian
Standard Time), on Sept.
12,
by
Wm.
Chun-Hoon,
Jr.,
Treasurer of the City and
and 1954,
$19,000 in
1956, $20,000 in 1957 and
1958, $21,000 in 1959 and 1960, ;
and $22,000 in 1961.
The approv¬
ing opinion of Wood, Hoffman,
King & Dawson, of New York, on
the legality of said issue will be
been
.
be
1953
1955 and
'
and
Jackson County Sch. Dist. No.
ernicht
'c
■
15, as follows: $15,1947, $16,000 in 1948 to
1950, $17,000 in 1951 and 1952, $18,-
Kan.
a
due Feb.
are
North East, Md.
„
scheduled for/Oct.
15, it is reported.
as
(City and County)
District,
exceeding
Aug.
iy,
Denom. $1,000. These bonds
1946.
KENTUCKY
:
Georgetown, III.
$50,000 street improvement bonds
im¬
HAWAII
.
sold,
call.
issue of $100,000 lJ/2% and 1%%
school bonds has been
approved
Hawaii
School
amounting
bonds.
'
con¬
$90,000
—
Bonds Sold—It has been advised
that an issue of construction bonds
tion
County (P. O.
Greenville) III.
»
.
Honolulu
bonds
,
ILLINOIS
Bond
,
736—were
p.
GEORGIA
1
of
Chicago,
Calcasieu Parish School District
No. 23 (P. O. Lake
Charles),
Louisiana
/
Bros., the Bankers Bond Co., and
Stein Bros. &
Boyce, of Louisville,
is offering for general
subscrip¬
Bond Election—The issuance of
York,
Island
Glades and
of
-
rejected. Dated May 1, 1946. Due
May 1, 1947 to 1966, incl.
t*'7'>
Francisco), Calif.
164
all bids received
as
Syracuse
A
$4,000,000.
on
Bond
will receive
handling the
Sold—The $1,000,school bonds offered
3—v.
not sold
bonds.
Wells Fargo Bank & Union
Trust Co. (P. O. San
Cutler,
itary Department Armory
close a certified check for
principal, interest and sink¬
3% of
the amount of said
ing funds for bonds, issued for .y/yCorporation
bonds, payable
i- Bonds Offered for Investment— -to the
other than highway
School Board.
purposes, is
Not
coupon
on
Aug. 23 the voters ap¬
the issuance of $220,000
—
McEVen
of
(P. O. Fort Myers) Fla.
Bonds
000
same
transcript /
and
County Special Tax Sch. Dist.
,
Offering
firm
•&
in
of
tax
law
Mariscano
attorneys
No.
aggre¬
County, Yuba City
Elementary Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Yuba City) Calif.
Bonds
Voted—At
an
electiop
Bond
to
Commission has ap¬
the
debt
$250,000 county hospital bonds. '
Lee
.f
Sutter
.
the-town
;
Aug.
construction
three-
while
nearly six
was
bonded
the general fund, the
special school fund, certain man¬
datory items of the general fund
mile,
bonded debt problem.
"
2%
Harper, Kan.
including
of the city, with certain
portions
excepted, to pay the bond debt. /
sider
on
is
held
more
_
as
bonds.
held
municipal
; town
square
the
City and County. The real
property tax levied against tax¬
able
property in the City and
County for the City and County
requirements for the year 1946,
property within the former limits
Tilman,
gating $270,000 did not pass as
they failed to receive the neces¬
sary two-thirds approving major¬
ity: $20,000 sewer improvements;
$75,000 city hall;; $45,000 police
station; $35,000 fire station,-and
$25,000
municipal
bus
system
proved
whose
of
said
upheld
election
following bonds
of
call
water bonds.
certified
November general election.
Sold
'
T
will be furnished to the
purchaser
without cost to him.
Enclose a
•
ratified by an
never
and
of
20 the voters ap¬
proved the issuance of the $80,on
was
pointed
Monterey Park, Calif.
Bonds
it
after
1, = 1972 are subject to
beginning Sept. 1, 1971. \
'•:
Election—An
Bonds
•
result
payable to the District Treasurer.
; ;
Aransas City, Kan.
,
I Bond
interest
opinion
in
in¬
Sept.
*
&
000
is
ty circuit court decision recently
by
the
State
Supreme
on
$100,000
maturing
approving
Chapman
interest
it
later declared invalid be¬
was
that
Im¬
Sept. 1 from 1952 to 1976
on
of premium. A certified
and
the
$350,000 War Memorial municipal
hospital building bonds will be
considered by the voters at the
subject to taxation in said
City/and County may be levied
miles square, but a Pinellas Coun¬
$2,500,000
Due
y
Y.
accrued
lowest net interest cost to
the District without
consideration
KANSAS/
<•.»*
and
par
specifying rates which
in the
in
Area
provement Act of 1929 (series B)
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1946.
De¬
nomination
to. pay
and
Co., of Chi¬
price of 100.27,
1.345%.' Dated
a
about
,'Vi.vVv'• ^
be
ject to City and County taxation,
it being specifically provided
by
over
fourths
will
Harbor
of
,
cessful bidder.
The bonds will
be awarded to the bidder
offering
000
;
a.m.
any
Trust
l%s, at
basis
a
interest payable at the
Treasurer's office, or at
bank specified by the sue-
District
equipment bonds, not
4%
interest.
Dated
appropriations,
Largo.
Bonds of the issue
by others bring the total to
than $950,000.
*
(State of);. I
Offering — Charles
G.
sell at public auction at 11
Northern
as
cipal and
June
$1,000.
July 1,
July 1, 1965.
cago, as
1
$2,000 in 1948 and 1949,
$3,000 in 1950 to 1966. Prin¬
following
bonds amounting to
sufficient to
raise
the
sum
of
$113,000, and
$4,000,000 annually, out of which authorized at the Aug. 6 elec¬
said annual amount so raised
pro¬ tion, have been sold:vision is required to be made for
$63,000 sewer.
the payment of the principal and
50,000 swimming pool.
budget
election,
California
Treasurer,
the
levied upon all property
within said City and County sub¬
...
functions reverted to the Town of
system purchase bonds was au¬
thorized at the Aug. 28 election.
State
interest
Dated
Oct.
on
ter
er
'
2%
1946.
semi-annually from
1947 to
County.
of
Denomination
erty
cause
V
Due
rev¬
the limits prescribed by the Stat¬
utes of the
Territory of Hawaii
show
why payment of a $400,310
in an
old
bond
suit
arose
Ark.
CALIFORNIA
bonds
1946.
,
exceed
Due
obligations issued by
the old City of Largo, whose char¬
a
Bonds Voted—An issue of
$262,000 water works system and sew¬
Bond
and
,
*
follows:
to
Sept. 15, 1946 and due on Sept.
15, 1956. Second high bid of 100.18
of said
1.40s
was
bonds
and
made
the
interest for
by Paine,
thereon ad valorem taxes within Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
held
1, 1946,
and
1,
Territory of Hawaii that ad va¬
lorem taxes against the real
prop¬
stated
approved without
Oct.
$125,-
not
park
the Acts of the Legislature of the
47
single dissent the issuance of $20,000 2V2% street paving bonds.
Johnson,
obli¬
,
$1,000. Dated
Controller, will receive
obligations of the City
and County and for the
payment
City
Mena,
of the City and
Rit-
000
County,
cause
.
ter, City
F.
binding
by stated in news
reports.
The suit,
Attorney, which had been
brought by L. W.
that at the election held on Aug.
Dempsey, New York^ bondholder,
27 the voters
Nance,
and
should not be included in its 1946-
\
Voted—It
B.
general
City
judgment
:
Marion, Ark.
Cecil
the
Offering—Julius
sealed bids until 2
p.m. (CST), on
Sept. 16 for the purchase of
absolute
rects the Town of Largo to
ARKANSAS
i Bond
bidders will be furnished with
the opinion of said
attorneys, that
the bonds are valid and
legally
'
'
of
sioners, for the purchase of $55,000
public improvement bonds. Interest rate is not to exceed
4%, payable A-O.
Denom.
Evansville, Ind. ■>/";■;/•//,'
■'
Gary School City, Ind.
Bond
Sale—The
$130,000 re¬
Hoffman, King
&
Dawson,
of funding bonds offered Aug. 29—
v.
New York
164, p. 872—were awarded to
City, and successful
on.
clusive.
_
The bonds will be passed
upon
as
to
their
legality by Wood,
■
,
the
are
unconditional
enues
Dist.
election
and
:
:
-
000 reclamation bonds
>
INDIANA
Ha¬
payable as to both principal
interest from the consolidated
Agent,
County Ritta Drain
O. Clewiston), Fla.
1945,
gations
Williams, Ariz. [
Bond Sale—The $80,000 refund¬
/
Largo, Fla.
'
ing bonds offered Sept. 4—v.- 164,
Federal Court Rules for Bond¬
p. 909—were awarded to Refsnes,
holder—An order signed by Fed¬
Ely, Beck & CoM of Phoenix. Due
eral Judge Holland of Miami, di¬
on
July 15 from 1947 to 1953 in¬
i
of
approved
waii,
Bonds Voted—An issue of $430,was favor¬
the
total
as
P.
i
.
In addition to the above coupon
• bonds
will bear interest to
than
The First
Clewiston,
Clewiston,
soon as possible."
/of
Hendry
•
.
Exchange
Bank
July 1 in 1947 to 1958. Interest
The
urged to
are
the
Due
less
Govern¬
a
Territory
pursuant to Sections 6067 to 6077,
inclusive, Revised Laws of Ha¬
endeavoring to locate the
remaining claims in order that
the refunding may be
complete.
Any
holders J of
Diston
Island
Drainage District bonds or cou¬
Florida,
1,
of
amounts
Provide
the
April 30, 1900,
and acts amendatory
thereof, and
is
now
2.25%.
July
odd
to
for
waii,"
men¬
$230,payment of
byv the
Act
.
pons
Dated
amount
$100, and paid off and retired
$20,000 of the total authorized is¬
Refsnes, Ely,v Beck & Co., of
Phoenix, as l3/4s, at a price of
100.10, a net interest cost of about
to
the
by the issuance
bonds,
■
Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 68
v
refunded
The Dis¬
Y.
-
,,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 11 a.m.
1
(EST),
on
Sept. 12,; by John M. Smith,
President of the Town, for the
purchase of $150,000 coupon water
bonds.
Denom. $1,000.
Due on
Oct. 1 as follows: $2,000 in 1947
and 1948, $3,000 in 1949 to
1953,
$4,000 in 1954 to 1958, $5,000 in
1959
to 1961, $6,000 in >1962 to
1970, and $7,000 in 1971 to 1976.
Bidder to
name
of interest.
the
rate
or
Bidders must
; v;
-
;
'
rates
bid
f
at
least par for the bonds which will
be awarded to the
one
posal
lowest
offers
the
whose pro¬
interest
cost for the money borrowed. The
approving legal opinion of Niles,
Barton, Morrow & Yost, of Balti¬
more, will accompany the bonds
without
charge.
A report on,
and
analysis
water
ed
of
the
proposed
system and of the anticipat¬
revenues
general
therefrom
taxation
and
from
,
for
necessary
maintenance, operation and debt
service
has
been
prepared
by
Whitman, Requardt & Associates,
Consulting Engineers of
Balti¬
more, and will be supplied, upon
request, by the Town Clerk or by
said Consulting Engineers.
A full
statement
ditions
of the
terms
governing
this
and
*.
::
con-
sale
of
Sept. 26, by Elmer Trumps, Presi¬
nent financial data
:
bonds, together with other perti-
dent
of
the
Board
of
Commis¬
concerning the
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Ar-4
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1370
'For 1.30 %
Town will be supplied, upon re¬
quest, by William E. Roney, Town
Cannon
Newton, Mass
1
until
received
bids will
(DST),
p.m.
Sept 11, by Clarence C. Colby,
City Treasurer, for the purchase
jointly
$500,000 coupon street improve¬
ment bonds. Denom. $1,000. Dated
Sept. 1, 1946.
Due $50,000 from
Sept. 1, 1947 to 1956, incl. Bidder
.for
name
First
registration
to
as
the
with
accordance
in
est
pro¬
General
Massachusetts
of
Law (Ter. Ed.), Chapter
tion
4.
Principal
and
107, Sec¬
interest
at
the
First National
Boston, except that in¬
payable
of
Bank
terest
registered bonds
by check from the
City
Treasurer's
office.
These
bonds are exempt from taxation
in Massachusetts and present Fed¬
eral income taxes, and will be
will
upon
be
paid
registered by the First National
Bank, of Boston, Registrar.
The
approving opinion of Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston,
Bonds will be
will be furnished.
about
is to be
made at time of delivery.
No bid
for less than par and accrued in¬
terest to date of delivery.
ready for
Sept.
20,
100.026
114% Bonds
delivery on
and payment
or
yY
E.
Swenson, City Clerk, that $30,000
Bank,
State
Union
Sept.
on
Harrison
Township
the
and
curity Nationals Bank,
Montevideo, jointly, as
Se¬
both
of
a
An issue of
plant bonds
defeated at the election held
on
Aug. 27.
Carroll
County (P. O.
Carrollton), Miss.
Bond
Offering
City
mour,
sealed
—
Is, at a price of 100.20, a basis
of about 0.915%.
Dated Sept. 1,
$8,000 on Sept. 1 in
incl.
The second
best bid was an offer of 100.136
Due
1946.
to
1947
1950,
Is, submitted by the Peoples
Hinds
County i(P. O.
Jackson), Miss.
until
Nov.
on
receive
will
8
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
1947 to 1951
incl.
Oakland
■
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"County (P* O.
Pontine), Mich.
.
Tenders Wanted—The Board of
County Road Commissioners will
a.m.
(EST)
chase
tenders
sealed
receive
of
until
bonds, dated Nov.
31935, and due Nov. 1, 1958.
Sch.
Oak
Dist.,
1,
Mich.
Call—Harold R. Rogers,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, has announced, that all out¬
standing series A, refunding
bonds, dated Oct. 1, 1935, matur¬
ing Oct. 1, 1965, are called for
payment at the Detroit Trust Co.,
Detroit, on October 1, on which
.
Bond
date
interest
Cannon
Bond Sale
Falls,
were
awarded
as
to legality by Charles
& Trauernicht of St. Louis.
proved
as
Winona
(P. -O. -Winona), Miss. ^
Bonds Sold—It
reported that
$275,000 l1/2% and 2V2% school
bonds were purchased recently by
is
incl.,
bids
and
were
$6,000
as
in
1956.
Other
follows:
For 1 U% Bonds
Allison-Williams Co.
unlimited ad yal-;
-jpeal property
upon
and
have been
ant
to
ithe
authorized
Local
pursu¬
Finance
Law.
;
be
and
in
such
returned.
check
for
the
case
accompanying
his
Enclose
de¬
will
bid
certified
a
$5,000 payable to
the
;
are valid and
binding oligations of the Garden
City .Park Water .District. The ap¬
proximate time when the bonds
will be delivered to the purchaser
is
,
.
City, that the bonds
Oct.
1, 1946, and delivery will
be made at the office of the Dis¬
Brookhaven Fire District (P. O.
Treasurer
trict
such
at
or
other
W.
Baying Agent
The Manufac¬
—
Trust
turers
Co., of New York,
has
been appointed New, York
paying agent for sewer bonds,
series.
Bidder
Int. Rate Rate Bid
Newburger, Loeb & Co.„
Peoples-. National Bank
1.60%
•ol JPatchogue„-w-__,r-._
Trust Co.
1.70%
Manufacturers
Kearny, N. J.
"
Buffalo
Gibbons
100.486
& -Traders
Co.,
George
B.
&
Co.,
and
WQigold & Co.,
.'
.
ChaSi
of $222,000 storm sewer bonds is
Francis
being considered for sale.
Hempstead School District No.
(P. O. Hempstead), N. Y.
New Brunswick, N. J.
Bond
Offering—John
Snitz-
L.
City Treasurer, will receive
10 a.m.. on Sept.
the purchase; of $116,000
building and equipment coupon
or registered bonds, not exceeding
6% interest. Dated Sept. 1, 1946.
Denom.
$1,000. Due Sept. 1, in
ler.
sealed bids until
for
17
1947 fo
T956.^ Rate of interest to
be in
multiples of % or one-tenth
of 1 %. Principal and interest pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
The bonds will be general obliga¬
tions of the City payable from un¬
limited
ad
valorem
taxes.
The
E.
I.
duPont &
100.36
2%
value
to the
100.13
t
the
ae
Offering
same
—
Sealed
Ripley, N.Y.
bids
Offering—Sealed bids will
for all of the bonds.
be received until noon (DST), on
Principle and interest payable at
Sept. 12, by Thomas J. Nelson,
the Hempstead Bank; Hempstead.
City Comptroller, for the pur¬
!The period of probable useful¬
chase
of
coupon
or
registered
ness of the object or purpose for
bonds
aggregating $401,000, di¬
indebtedness
is
is
The
30
years.
be
to
vided
-
cation^
Bonds
Voted
—-
An
pon
as
of
No. d
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
purchase
Sept.
of $146,446
Bond Sale—The
$12^000 refund¬
ing bonds offered for sale 'on
Sept. 3—v. 164, p. 1000—were
awarded to
the First
National
ing
-
pf Plains, as
to
the
Town
2Y4S, accord¬
Clerk.
Dated
Lynn,
will
.
ries
or
\
fire
Drted
Due
same
.
.
received
until
3
p.m.
(DST),
12, by Frank Howlan,
Ciity Treasurer, for the purchase
on
of
Sept.
$250,000
incinerator
coupon
plant
of
All
Oct.
of
the
1, 1946.
%
,
'
=
•
Hempstead,
Park
registered
1946 bonds.
-
,,
Garden City
Water District
Garden City Park),
Bond
Interest rate is not to exceed 5%,
Offering
—
(P. O.
'
N. T.
William
interest:
..-r
•
or one-tenth of
1%, and must be the same for all $8,500 fire apparatus bonds. Denomination $500. Due Oct. 1,
of the bonds. Principal and inter¬
_
•
payable at the First National
Bank. Amsterdam. The purchaser
will be furnished with the opin¬
v.ul
interest
Princi¬
payable
The bonds will be
City operates under its City
Charter, Chapter 658 of the Laws
as amended, and the Sec¬
oi;1923,
as
follows:
$1,500 in
1947
that piior to
to
holders
same
from
bonds
of
the
type and character shall be
taxable by the terms of any Fed¬
eral income tax law, the success¬
ful bidder may, at
relieve'1, of
his election, be
obligations under
his
the contract to
case
companying
his
turned.
Enclose
1949, and $2,000 in 1950 and
for
Comptroller.
$8,020,
.*
j
purchase the bonds
and ;in such
1951.
/.•/'-
the delivery of the
\ be nds the income received by pri¬
vate
G.
Wachsmuth,
District
Secretary,
payable J-J. Denom. $1,000. Dated
will receive sealed bids until 4
July 15, 1946.
;
'-/•
\ .:
p.m. on Sept. 10 for the purchase
Due July 15, as follows-$15,of the following coupon or regis¬
000 in 1947 to 1956, and $20,000 in
tered
bonds, not exceeding 5%
1957 to 1961. Rate of interest to be
est
,
ond Class Cities Law.. In the event
North
or
in multiples of
The
will be dated
bonds
.
delivered to the purchaser at New
Ycrk, N. Y., or at, such other Y
plrce as may be agreed with the
purchaser about-Sept. 26,>1946. f-
11,000 municipal playground
;
equipment
bonds.
Due
on
t April 1 from 1948 to 1951 inci
>
*,
exceed
Denom. $1-,000.
for all of the bonds.
of New York.
April 1 from
1948 to 1956 incl.
,«/,
to
at the
Ciity Treasurer's office, with New.
York -exchange. Y The -purchaser
will be lurnished with the opinion
of Var.dewater, :Sykes & Heckler,
1 playground
m u n i.c i p a
bonds.
Due on
NEW YORK
,.
-
Sept.. 1, -1946. The interest"
a multiple of
or
pal' and
April 1
on
Sept.
on
one-tenth of l%t and must be the
equip¬
department
33,000
$57,000 sanitary sewer contruction
scheduled to; be sold, n
to 1951.
4%, payable1 M-S.
ment bonds.
of
Due
•rate is to be in
from 1947 to 1957 incl.
issue
bonds.
Interest; rate is mot
from 1948 to 1951 incl..
65,000
C
i ifl as follows: $24,000 ^ in 1947 Y
i
and 1948, and $23^)00 in 1949
•
registered bonds, divided
or
in 1952 to
-
.
117,00'v public improvement, Se-
receive
60,000 series B highway repavi;Ying bonds/ Due on April 1
from 1947 to 1950 incl;
bonds is
be
County Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Belt), Mont.
for.the
Issue—An
Amsterdam, New York
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Cascade
John
—
1956.
follows:
Union), N, J.
issue
Offering
Comptroller,
City
$13,000 in 1947 to
1951, and $16,000
Mount Vernon, N. Y.
Bond
follows:
as
\
,
$190,000 series A "highway: repay¬
td'
ing bonds.
Due on April 1
Bond
.
.
•
Sept. 17 for the purchase of $359,000 not to exceed 5% interest cou¬
N. XI.
Bond Sale—The $20,000 series C
water bonds offered Aug. 23—v.
follows:
proving opinion of Hawkins, Del- $139,000 public improvement -Set XjievlA. bonds. :Due« on
Sept
U
afield & Wood^of New York(City,
; j
will be furnished to the purchaser
as follows: $7^000 In> 1947 to
}
1965/ and $6,000 in 1966. »
without cost. Enclose a certified
145,000 .public improvement, Se»«check for 2% of the amount bid
/
ries B bonds. Due oh Septal
for, payable to the Board of Edu¬
City.
-
as
ap¬
of bonds .offered, payable
,
an¬
Bond Sale—The $16,000 coupon
or registered Toad bonds offered
will be received until 3.30 p.m.
for sale on Aug. 30-~v. 164 pi 1131
(DST), on Sept. 10, by Dr. Wil¬
liam A Gore, District Clerk, for —rwere awarded i to the I Citizens %
Trust Co. of Fredonia, as 0.90s, at
the- purchase of $112,000 coupon
a price of 100.20, a basis of about
or- registered school bonds. Inter¬
est rate is not to exceed 4%, pay¬ 0.865%. Dated Sept. 1, 1946.- Due
on
Sept. 1 in 1947 to 1956, incl.
able M-S.
Denom^$l,000^-Dated
Second best bid was an offer by
Sept. 1,, 1946.. Due on Sept.. I as
John C. Clark & Co., of 100.268
follows: $10,000 in 1947 to 1956,
and $6,000 in 1957 and 1958, Rate fov 1%S. Y
of interest to be in multiples of
Utica, N. Y.
V4 or pne-tenth of 1% and must
Bond
Bond
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST)
-
bond
Yqrk, at 0.70%.
legality of the bonds will be ap¬
by
Caldwell,: Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York,
whose approving opinion will be which the
furnished to the purchaser with-, contracted
proved
1.70%
Co._
extension
sewer
ticipation notes offered for sale
on Sept. 4,-were awarded to the
Syracuse Trust Co., at a discount
of 0.50%.
Dated Sept.. 4, 1946.
These notes are due ott Jan. 1,
1947.
The
next highest biddeir
was "the Guaranty Trust Co:,. New
1,60%:Y 100.43
Marine
of
Creek
100.62
Proposed Bond Issue—An issue
Plans
Ava, Mo.
Bank
100.139
bonds
posit
High
Sch. Dist. (P. O, Conrad) Mont.
Bonds Sold—It is stated by D.
MISSOURI
$20,500 to E. J. Prescott & Co.,
not to exceed 6% interest con¬
Minneapolis.
struction bonds.
Dated July 1,
$20,500 to J. M. Dain & Co.,
1946.
>:Y^Y;yYY,;,
Minneapolis.
Hot Springs, Mont.
"All of the bonds are dated Augv
1955
any
under the contract to purchase the
164, p. 1001—were awarded
Schmidt, Poole & Co., of Phila¬
delphia, as 2s, at a price of 101.M. -A. Saunders & Co. of Mem-;
147,
a
basis of about
1.765%.
phis, and Cady & Co. of Colum¬
Dated Aug. 1, 1946 and due $2,000
bus, jointly. Dated July 1, 1946.
on
Aqg. 1 from 1947 to ,1956 Incl.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht of St. Louis.
Union Township ■(P. O.
11
1949 to
well as in¬
Poirit Pleasant,
Separate Sch. Dist.
be! received until 8 p.m, on
1, 1946 and mature on Aug. 1, as
of
terms
taxes
orem
•
1.20s, at a price
follows: $5,000 from
by the
payable from
cessful
i
—
100.129, as follows:
Denomin-
law, the suc¬ The successful bidder will, be -fur-■;
bidder, may, at his elec¬ nished with the opinion of Reed,
tion, be,relieved of his obligations Hoyt- & Washburn, of New York '
to
Nettleton? Miss*X * ■ n "f Donds will be delivered on Sept.
Bond Legality
Approved—An 27, 1946, or as soon thereafter as
Enclose a
issue of $40,000 industrial bonds, they may be prepared.
dated June 4, 1946, has been ap-1 certified check for 2% of the par
MONTANA
The $41,000 road
bridgo construction bonds
offered Aug. 27—v. 164, p. 1130—
of
Sale—The $8,300 y school
Minn.
and
.25,000 building bonds.
indome tax
City.
31 election.
MINNESOTA
as
Conrad
County,
$125,000 electric generating plant
bonds was -authorized at an Aug.
ceases.
sale,
are
bonds offered for
awarded as 2s, out
charge.
The bonds will be
at a price of par. Dated Sept. 1,
prepared under the supervision of
1946. Denom. $1,660. These bonds
the Continental Bank & Trust Co.,
are
due $1,660 Sept. 1, 1947 to
of New York City, which will cer¬
1951. Principal and interest pay¬
tify as to genuineness of the sig-.
at the County Depository
able
natures of the City officials and
in Winona. Interest payable M-S.
the seal impressed thereon.
The
10
on Sept. 9 for the pur¬
highway improvement
refunding
Royal
issuing
of
Montgomery and Webster Counties
Big Black Special Consolidated
Sch.-Dist, '(Pt O. "Winona), Miss.
Leonore
from
1
the. question
on
soon
$700,000 memorial stadium bonds.
Bond
of
$80,000 not to exceed 4% interest
coupon special- assessment bonds
of 1946.
Dated Oct. 1, 1946 and
due
*
Proposed Bond Election — Aii
election is scheduled to be held
sale recently, were
for the
bonds
taxable
Trust
improvement
Clerk,
bids
Sept.- 9
on
the
be
Legislature's enact¬
of the
Pondera
as
ct-
1? Ar¬
,
■■■
type and character shall
same
Federal
Supreme Court pass upon the val¬
$32,000 fund¬
Sale—The
Bond
(P. O.
,
how
the
provided and, of course, the cus¬
tomary procedure of having the
1946
ing bonds offered for sale on
Sept. 2-r~vt 164, p. 1257—were
awarded to the Holmes County
Bank & Trust Co. of Lexington,
Mich.
Hazel Park,
the
by private holders from bonds of
is
dicating the buildings that will be
%-
industrial
$100,000
was
Bond
V,
and
idity
to
:
iXsX. Mount Clemens), Mich.
to 1952 incl.
issue
approved^; the
Legislature will have to determ¬
ine the type of bonds, the levy,
when
delivered
Brookhaven), N. Y.
time.and place as.may be speci¬
Bond Sale — The $46,500 fire
Doyle, County Attorney, that
fied by the purchaser, with con¬
house of 1946 bonds offered Aug.
$281,000 building bonds were pur¬
sent of the District Treasurer,; En-;
chased recently by Piper, Jaffrey 22—v. 164, p. 1130—were awarded
close a certified check for $670,:
& Hopwood of Minneapolis, as 2s, to Tilney & Co., of New York, as
payable to, the District. •
MISSISSIPPI
1V2S, at a price of 100.29, a basis
at par.
of about 1.466%. Dated Sept. r 1,
Onondaga County (P. 0. Syra¬
Amite County Supervisors District
NEW JERSEY
1946 and due $2,325 on Sept. 1
cuse), N. Y.
;
No, 4 (P.- O, "Liberty), Miss.
from 1947 to 1966 incl. Other bids:
Note Sale — The $100,000 Ley
Fair lawn, N. J.
; Bonds Defeated
2s, >at
of 101.666. Second highest
bidder was E. J, prescott & Co.,
offering 101.416 for 2s.
price
'
Offering—Ralph E. Beaufait, Township Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Sept. 16 for the purchase of
$17,450 not to exceed 5% interest
Special Assessment District No. 11
coupon water bonds.
Dated Oct.
1, 1946. Due on Oct. 1 from 1948
be
3 to the
Bank & Trust Co. of Carrollton.
;.v
Commis¬
of the bonds the income received
the
bonds ment,
improvement
awarded
were
for
MICHIGAN
Minn.
Bonds Sold—It is stated by A.
municipal
Land
of
Board
be offered for
100.113
Moody
Montevideo,
at
.
visions
For
&
Juran
100.426
Co.
&
ion df Vandewater', Sykes & Heckr,
ler, of New York. The bonds will
payable
Interest
-
';i4^atioh $1,000. Due Oct. l; as
purchaser at
ir- follows: $2,000 in 1947 to 1951,'
New York, N. Y., or at such other
and $3,000 in 1952 to 1956.
sioners, seeking 2J/2% bonds.
place as may be agreed with the
Dated Oct. 1, 1946.
Montana (State of) Yy
Rate of in¬
purchaser about Sept. 26, 1946.
terest to be in multiples.. of A4 or
Bond Election—It is reported by
Y • Ther
City operates under
its one-tenth of 1%,
W. L. Fitzsimmons, Clerk of the
Principal and
City Chatter, Chapter 242 of the interest payable at the Bank of
State Board of Examiners, that a
Laws of 1911, as amended. In the
New Hyde Park, New Hyde Park.
$2,000,000 issue of State Hospital
event that .prior to the delivery
The' bonds are general obligations
bonds will be submitted to the
State
If
National Bank,
Minneapolis, jointly
Kalman
1946.
Second best bidder was the
>
voters.
First
to
holder's option, on
presentation to the City Treas¬
urer for appropriate endorsement,
i;or may at any time more than one
.year before maturity thereof be
exchanged for a registered certifi¬
cate
representing an equivalent
obligation for principal and inter¬
principal,
;
St.
Any of these bonds
subject
are
in multiples
issue
entire
the
of V\ of 1%.
-
1.40% Bonds
National Bank,
Paul, and
interest
of
rate
one
..,__100.01
—
For
of
shall
/
Minneapolis,
Bank,
i
on
■
^
Falls, and
Northwestern National
Bond Offering—-Sealed
be
A-O,
Piper, Jaffrey & HopwoodilOO.17
First National Bank,
f.} ,
MASSACHUSETTS
x
Oct. >1,
i-\:$X
—_-100.203
Curtis
Clerk.
C
Bonds
-
Paine, Webber, . Jackson & ritv
Monday, -.September 9, 1946-
the
bid
a
deposit
ac¬
will be
re¬
certified check
payable
to
"v
;
the
City
x
Volume 164
Number 4523
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
1371
Williston Park, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $57,000 coupon
or
registered
of
1946
storm
bonds
issue
sewer,
offered
500,000
for
sale
/
on*
Sept.. 4—v. 164, p. 1258—were
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
as
1.20s, at a price of 100.169, a
basis of about 1.17 % ir- Dated Sept.
1, 1946. ; Due on* Sept. 1 in 1947
to ,1957,
inclv) Interest payable
M-S. Second bM bidder was Tilbey, & Co., offering .100.166 for
I
;
awarded to
Denom.
li31—were
30—v.
awarded
164,
p:
C.
John
to
Clark & Co.- of New
at
York, as 1%$,,
price of ! 100.127, a -basis of
a;
about
l>ue
1.23%.; ':Dated Oct. 1, 1946;
Dec.
on
in
1
1947
tor 1960.
Interest payable J~D,y Second best'
bid was Xan offers by Geo.v; B. Gibr*
bons
&•
Co.,f,;Inc.^, oL400.xl8 for
114% bonds.
.
.
"
.
*
■
NORTH CAROLINA
:
y Apex.
i
Dated
Oct.
and
counsel
firm, has just
released its fifth annual
compila¬
tion of ratings for Ohio
municipal
obligations. In making public this
new
compilation, Mr. J. Austin
White reported in
part as follows:
15,
This year,
1946. Denom; $1,000. Interest M-S.
Ratings
again,
Composite
our
based uporr a compos¬
consideration of the
Popula¬
Due
are
est
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be. received until 11 a.m. on Sept.
10, by WV E. Easterling, Secre¬
tary 1 of the Local Government \
Commjfrion, l at X his
office y in
Raleigh for the purchase of the
following bonds- aggregating
$134,000:
■.
f>'V ' -
Sept.
Dated
all
,
r
.
,
■
;
.
t
—
-
y
.
•
.
"
*
'
•
Canton,
,
«
t
,
,
until
11
Be aver creek
(EST),
on Sept. 10, by W. E. Easterling^
Secretary of- the Local Govern¬
a.m.
ment
Bonds
Sold
awarded
choice.
There will be
Kinston,
N.
no
auction.-
C.
be
;
v:; V
and
for
.
to
Millersport Sch. Dist., Ohio
were
Bonds Voted—At
election
an
Aug. 20 the voters authorized
issue of $66,000
New
i%% bonds.
(P.
to
D^ted Sept. 1, 1946
$1,000
1962
or
Dec.
on
1
from
f/ich'
in part on
Callable in
Dec. 1, 1951.
Cuyahoga County (P. O.
Cleveland), Ohio^
$1,900,000 cou¬
refunding bonds offered Sept.
5—v.
164,
the
p.
exceed
Denom.
lVz%,
$1,000.
1958, $27,000 in 1959
to 1961, $28,1965, $29,000 in 1966
to
1968, $30,000 in 1969 to 1972,
and $31,000 in 1973.
Rate of in¬
000
in
1962
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 9 a.m.
(EST),
Vienna
,
Local
Sch.
of
about
as
Trust
Co.,
Is, at 100.137,
0.95%.
Dated
a
of
basis
Sept.
1.
from
1947 to
Bonds Voted—An
an
000
000
Dist.
)
164, p. 1003—were award¬
ed to Fox, Reusch & Co., of Cin¬
cinnati, as IV2S, at a price of
100.38, * a basis of about 1.465%.
Dated
Bonds
Sold—An
000 storm water
fered
for
sale
Ohio
issue
sewer
on
of
June
14,
a
1951 incl.
price of 100.575,
1.418%.
Interest
a
$12,of¬
Bond
Sale
reported
Details—It
the
by
is
Board
pay¬
able
at the City
Treasurer's of¬
fice, without deduction for any
taxes, except gift, succession or
inheritance taxes* levied pursuant
to any present or future
law of the
Commonwealth.
Registerable, as
to principal only. The
bonds will
be sold to the
highest responsible,
bidder subject to
approval of the,
authorizing proceedings
Department* of Internal
of
of
Clerk
Education
p.
1259—were
the
—
J.
A.
the
equipment
purchased
at
par,
$7,000 as l%s, due in
1952; the remaining $5,000
iy2S, due in 1952 to 1954.
as
ery
same
acter
be
White
&
shall
type and char-V
taxable
by the
terms of any Federal income tax;
law, the successful bidder may, af
his election, be relieved of his ob- >
ligation under the contract
to pur- >
chase the bonds and in such
easel
the
deposit accompanying his bid
The purchaser
will be returned.
will
be
the
furnished without charge
of
Burgwin
opinion
Churchill, of Pittsburgh, that the ;
are
valid general
obliga-f
bonds
tions of the City.
-
\
Monessen, Pa.
Sept. 25, by John C. Lermann,
City Clerk, for the purchase of
$200,000 coupon general obliga- '
tion bonds.-Denom.
$1,000.
Oct.
on
1,
1946.
Due
Dated
Oct.
1
-
-
as
1955,^
Reg- f
Vs
Sch.
Dist.
(P.
O.
Allentown), Pa.
Offering
(DST),
—
until
as
to
principal only. Rate
4
j
in a multiple of
1%, and must be the same :
for all of the bonds.
interest
tion
payable
for
any
succession
or
bids
p.m.
Sept. 25, for the pur¬
chase of $800,000 coupon
building
and improvement bonds.
Inter¬
Principal and
without
taxes
deduc¬
(except gift,
taxes)
inheritance
levied pursuant to any present or,;
future law of the Commonwealth. '
The
bonds
will
be
sold
to
the
highest responsible bidder subject
to
approval of the authorizing
proceedings by the Department of
No bid for less
and accrued interest
par
or.
for less than all of the bonds will
be
Sealed
by W. H. Fisher,
Secretary,
on
$15,000 in 1948 to
$16,000 in 1956 to 1960,
of
than
Allentown
District
Co., Cincinnati municipal invest¬
of the bonds the income re¬
by private holders from
ceived
bonds of the
Internal* Affairs.
PENNSYLVANIA
Bond
(State of)
ings Published
that
follows:
will be received
Ohio
by the;
Affairs.^
No bid for less than
par and ac¬
crued interest or. for less than
all;
of the bonds will be
accepted. In
the event that prior to the deliv¬
of interest to. be
sold to R. J.
Edwards, Inc.,
of Oklahoma
City, at a net inter¬
est cost of about 1.61%—v.
164,
basis of about
Fifth Edition of Composite Rat¬
$30,000
1956, inclu->.
shall specify in a
multiple of V4 of 1% a single rate
of interest which the
bonds are tp
bear. Principal and interest
isterable
now
Suther¬
payable J-D.
1947 to
and
was
IV2S, at
1,
follows:
1949 to
bonds
1946 and due
1947 to
fa¬
OKLAHOMA
as
Canton,
Due
Each bid
on
$50,
was
bonds
North
1946.
Oct.
sive:
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
j,
received until 10 a.m.
(EST),
Mangum Schi Dist., (P. O.
Mangum), Okla.
1972
payable
J-D.
Runner-up in the bidding
was J.
A. White & Co., offering
101.43 for l%s.
1,
from
be
v
vorably voted at the election held
on Aug. 20,
$12,000 transportation
Interest
.
Oct;
July
issue of
Dated June 1, 1946. Due $3,000 on
June 1 and on Dec. 1, in 1948 to
inclusive.
general
obligation
Denomination
$1,000.
coupon
bonds.
inclusive.
swimming pool bonds
$150,000 build¬
ing bonds offered for sale on Aug.
ally
$190,000 semi-annu¬
April 1 and Oct. 1 from
1961
on
Toronto, Ohio
on
Vienna),. Ohio
awarded recently to Ryan,
land & Co., of Toledo, as
on
price of par. Dated
Interest J-J.
Due
a
on
Sept. 24, by John C. Cullen,
City
Clerk, for the purchase of $300,r
•
building bonds.;
O. New
Toledo, at
July 1, 1946.
$2,000 Jam 1, and $3,000
30—v.
1131—were awarded
Cleveland
Cleveland,
1961, inclusive, $12,000
Franklin County (P. O.
$16,000
1963,
$17,000
Columbus), Ohio
Bond' Offering — William F.
1966, inclusive, and
$20,000 1967 to 1971, inclusive. | Berkhemer, Clerk of Board of
1962,
of
1
stated that
Bond Sale—The
to
1964
j
bonds.
whole
ment
1949 to
is
Bedford, Ohio
due
1948
pon
$283,000 electric light bonds maturing annually, June 1, $8,000
It
—
recently to Ryan, Suth¬
.
sewer
a.m.
(EST),
Sept. 10, by W. E. Easterling,
Secretary of the Local Govern¬
v
of 100.449 for 1 Vz % bonds.
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
ceived until noon on Sept. 16 for
the
purchase ■ of $15,000
114%
received until. 11
$783,000: ;'..r
Township (It O*
C. Seufferle & Co., and the Com¬
merce
Union Bank of Nashville,
Bond Sale—The
'v
Commission, at his office in
Raleigh, for the purchase of the
following bonds aggregating
.
erland & Co. of Toledo, as l^s, at
price of 100.88. Second best bid
was an offer by J. A. White &
Co.,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
on
;
a
000
(M-S) payable in New York City;
general obligations; unlimited tax;
coupon ,V bonds
not
registerable;*
delivery at place of * purchaser's
V
$15,000 fire equipment bonds
Commission, at his office in
Raleigh, for the purchase of $18,- of 100.686
resurfacing
street
bonds.
Dated Sept; l, 1946.
Due $2,000
from March 1, 1949 to 1957, incl.
Denom.
$1,000. Prim
and
int.
bonds,
Xenia) Ohio:
j,':'''-*; "
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
;•
be received
of l01w42 for 1
v
'
N.
to
Oct.
1, 1946.
Due on Oct.
1 $24,000 in 1947
to 1950; $25,000
in 1951 to
1954, $26,000 in 1955 to
,
auction.
not
A-O.
f
to-1953 and
'
There will be ncf
is
•
$15,000 1954 to 1965, Code of Ohio, under authority of creases in debt burdens. The let¬
inclusive, without option of and pursuant to and in full com¬ ter "V," shown at the extreme
$129,000 water and sewer refund¬
right following a numerical Com¬
prior payment. There will be no pliance with the
ing bonds.' Due oh March 1;
general laws of
auction.
posite Rating, indicates that either
Denom. $1,000; principal the
State, in accordance with the
$3,000 in 1948 to 1952, $4,000 and
the subdivision in
semi-annual (M-S) interest "Uniform Bond Act" of
question or one
V
Ohio, and
iiV 1953'to 1956; $5,000, 3957 to
payable in lawful money in New the resolution / of the Board of overlapping it, has voted a larg£
:i,
1.966; and $6,000, 1967 to 1974, York
amount of bonds that have not
City; coupon bonds register- County
Commissioners
■:
adopted
r.imd.jhr'y
yet been sold.
able as to principal only; general
As these voted,
Aug. 16, 1946, for the purpose of
v
5,000 general refunding bonds.
but
as
yet unissued bonds are
Due $3 ,000 on March 1 in 1948 obligations; unlimited tax; deliv¬ providing" a fund to pay the cost
ery: at place of .purchaser's choice. of constructing a trunk sewer in sold; it is only logical to expect
to, 1952,- incL *
that the Debt Ratings and Com¬
said District.
Bonds will be de¬
bated* Septh 1,* 1946.
Demom.
; ' ^
ohso
livered free of charge to any bank posite Ratings of the subdivisions
in question will decline;
$y.000
Prim, and int. (M-S) pay - Akron
Obvious¬
City SchoolDistrict, Ohio designated in the City of Colum¬
-able, in New York- City; general
the extent to which these
bus. Purchaser must pay charges, ly,
1 Band: Offering
Hazel Fleek,
obligations; unlimited tax; coupon
heavier debt burdens will reduce
if any, for delivery outside the
Clerk of the Board of
Education,
bonds, register able as to principal
the quality of the
bond, depends
Enclose a cer¬
will receive sealed bids until; noon City of Columbus.
only;^delivery at* place of pur-;
tified check for 1%
of the par largely upon the quality of the
on
Sept. 16. for the purchase of
chaser s choice. .There will be no
credit today.
value of all the bonds bid for. 0
In general, it is our
$3,000,000
2%
building t bonds.
auction.
~
opinion that those communities
Dated Oct. T, 1946.; Denomination
Grand Prairio Local Sch. Dist.
rated "AA" or better
today will
Asheboro,H. Cu - -,Xr \ ^
i
$1,000. * These bonds are due Dec.
(p; O. Marion), Ohio
,"i
still be high grade credits
ever*
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will I, as follows:" $136,000 in 1948 to
Bond Offering—Mildred Fran¬ after the
issuance of all the bonds
be received until -11 a>m. (EST); 1961, and $137,000 inM962 to -1969.
that have been voted.
cis, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
We would
on Sept. 10,
by W. E. Easterling, Bidders may bid for a different tion;* will receive sealed bids un¬ caution the
investor^ however, in
Secretary of the Local Govern¬ rate of interest in a multiple of til noon on Sept. 10 for the
pur¬ making
commitments in
bonds
ment Commission/ at his office in :.%4
5TKese bond^;a
chase ;• of
$70,000
construction rated "BfJB" or lower, especially
Raleigh, for the purchase of the able from taxes unlimited as to bonds, not exceeding 2% interest. when such a
Composite Rating is
following ' bonds
aggregating rate or amount: The approving Dated Oct. 1, 1946. Denomination followed
by the letter "V."1
opinion of * Squire, •. Sanders > &
$28,000;
:
$1,750. These bonds are due $1,Palestine Local Sch*
Dist., Ohio
$18,000, wateryhoh^h^ Due: $1,000 Dempsey, of • Cleveland,; will be 750 April and Oct. 1, 1947 to 1966.
furnished.
Enclose
a#* certified Enclose a
Bonds Sold—The $5,000 school
; .from March 1, 1949 to 1966,
certified check for $700,
check for $30,000, payable to the
bonds offered for sale on
..j
incl. ; ■; •;.>//
June 29,
payable to the Board of Educa¬
Board of Education.
*
were awarded
tion.
recently to the Peo^
19,000 * refunding ! bonds. i Due
pies Savings Bank, of Greenville,
;
$2,000 on March 1 in 1964 to Beavertrreek' Township Local Sck.
Lockland City Sch. Dist.
as l%s; at a price of
par, Inter¬
Di*t. (P. O. Xenia) Ohio \
1968, inch
'' \
■
<•■...
;
(A Q. Lockland)r Ohio *■
est payable M-S.
Bonds Sold
It is stated that
) Dated
Sept. 1, 4946.- * Denom.
Bonds Sold — It is stated that
$1,000.: Prin. and int. (M-S) pay¬ $60,000 school bonds were award¬
Spencerville, Ohio
$225,000
building
bonds
were
able in New ;York City; general ed recently to J. A. White «& Co.
awarded recently to Braun, Bos- ; Bonds Sold—An issue of $75,of i Cincinnati, as l3/4s, at a price
obligations; unlimited tax; coupon
214%
worth & Co., Inc.* as l%s, at a 000
municipal light and
bonds registerable as to principal of 101.781. Second best bid was an
price of 100.672. Runner-up in the power system bonds was sold re-'
offer by Ryan, Sutherland &
Co.,
only; delivery at place of pur¬
bidding was a joint offer by Wm. cently to Ryan, Sutherland & Co.,
chaser's choice.
rate
payable
.
.
Aug.
bonds.
ment
$6,000 March and $5,000 ite
L 1948, and $5,000 March tion Ratings and the
Diversifica¬ terest to
be in a multiple of Vs Of
and Sept. 1, 1949 to 1972. Rate of tion
Ratings shown in White's
1%.
Bids will be received for the
interest to be in multiples of
Analysis of Municipal Bonds"
entire issue at any rate of
of 1%. Principal and interest
interest
Oct.
pay¬ and
Debt
1, 1946, at place of pur¬
Ratings based upon not less
than 1%, but no bid com¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
chaser's choice.
overall debt burdens,
There will be,no
generally as
fice.
A complete transcript of all of
bining two different rates of in¬
auction, y
Jan. 1, 1946.
We still cling to
*
*
v
terest will be accepted.
proceedings had in the matter of the
Registered
pre-New Deal idea of apprais¬ as
to principal
Soutbport, N. C.
'
.O,.'/ authorizing advertising and
only,
The bonds
ing a credit risk on the basis of
and the interest thereon
BondP Call—E. R. Weeks, City awarding said bonds will be fur¬ the
will be
old fashioned "Three C's of
payable without deduction for any
Auditor, has announced that the nished the successful bidder at Credit:
Character, Capacity and tax or
interest funding bonds Nos. 3, 8, the time of the award, and bids
taxes, except succession or
Capital." And we still recommend
inheritance taxes, now or here¬
11, 12, 20, 24, 26, 27, 28, 31, 32, 34, conditioned on the acceptance of that those of
you who lend money
after levied or assessed
36, 43, A-l and A-4, dated Oct. 1, bonds bid upon only upon the ap¬ to
thereon
groups of people in the aggre¬
under any present or future
1939 and -maturing Oct. 1, 1954; proval of said proceedings by the
law
gate—which is simply what you
of
the
are; called for payment on Oct.
1, attorney of the bidder will be ac¬ are doing when
Commonwealth, all of
you buy munic¬
which taxes the District assumes
at the Central Hanover Bank & cepted and considered and a rea¬
ipal bonds—judge the credit of
and agrees to
Trust Co., New York City.
Inter¬ sonable time will be allowed the each
pay.
These bonds
group of people on this same
are issued
est ceases on date called. *
V successful bidder for the examina¬
subject to the favorable
basis which has served
lenders so
tion of said transcript before re¬
opinion of Townsend, Elliott &
well in the past in
Surry County (P. CK
judging the
/';* quiring compliance with the terms
Munson, of Philadelphia, and will
credit of people
Dobson), N. C*y"
individually.
of the notice of sale or
be
delivered
to
any bids
the
purchaser
\ Bond Offering' — Sealed bids made thereunder.
This; year, however, for those only if and after the
These bonds
proceedings
wil
be
subdivisions which have issued a
received
until
11
a.m.
are a part of the
$1,500,000 issue
authorizing the issuance thereof
material amount of bonds since
(Eastern Standard Time), Sept. 10 authorized
have been approved
by the voters on Nov.
by the De¬
Jan. 1, 1946 (up to Sept.
by W. E. Easterling, Secretary of
1, 1946) partment of
6, 1945, and are payable from un¬
Internal Affairs. En¬
we are
the Local Government * Commis¬
using the heavier overall close
limited taxes and are to be issued
a certified
check for 2% of
debt burdens after the
sion, at his office in Raleigh, for in accordance with the
issuance the face
provisions of
amount of the bonds
pay¬
such new bonds.
the purchase of $210,000 school of
Section 2293-28 of the General
Moreover, we able to the District
Treasurer.
are this time
^
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1946.
Due Code of Ohio, and under the pro¬
endeavoring to an¬
on March 1 as follows:
(
: Johnstown, Pa.
probable
material
in¬
$6,000 1949 visions of Section 6602-4 General ticipate
registered school bonds offered
on
196
-
City in legal tender; general
obligations ^ unlimited tax; cou*
pon bonds registerable as to prin¬
cipal only; delivery oh or about
Wilson; Newfana; Porter and
Cambria, Central Sch. Dist.No.l(P. O. Wilson), N. 7. | ,
f':-Bond Sale—The $75,000 coupon
sale
No,
$1,000; principal and
(J-D) payable in New
York,
,
for
improvement County Commissioners, will re¬
bonds
maturing annually, ceive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
June 1, $15,000 1949 to 1953,
(EST) ,on Sept. 20 for the pur¬
$20,000' 1954 to 1956, $36,000 chase of $251,000 not to exceed
1957 to 1961, and $37,000 1962 2% interest Sewer District Truro
to 1966, inclusive.
No. 1, trunk sewer improvement
interest
1.20s..;-;s'
or
street
accepted.
receive
The purchaser will
charge the opin¬
without
ion of Moorhead &
Knox, of Pitts¬
burgh, that the bonds are valid,
obligations of the City,
general
payable
levied;
from ad valorem taxes
all taxable property
on
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lows: $9,000 in 1948, $10,000 in opinion
of Caldwell,
Marshall,
Redeemable, as a whole'
The cer¬ $2,000.
1949 to 1951, $11,000 in 1953 and Trimble & Mitchell, of New York,
awarded to the on any interest date, or, in part on
1952, $12,000 in 1954 to 1958, $13 - but will be required to pay the
bidder offering to take them at any interest date in inverse nu¬
lawful taxing power of the City.
En¬
merical order of maturity, upon 000 in 1959 to 1960, $14,000 in 1961 fee for approving the bonds.
the lowest rate of interest, at a
Enclose a certified check for $4,30 days' published notice at par to 1963, $15,000 in 1964 and 1965, close a certified check for 2% of
price not less than par and ac¬
the face value of the bonds bid
000, payable to the City.
:•■
and accrued interest plus a pre¬ and $16,000 in 1966.
^ v
crued interest to the date of de¬
for, payable to the State.
,
\
mium
of: >4%
if redeemed
Redstone Township School District livery. « As f. between
Leavenworth, Wash.
bidders
on
or
prior to i October VI,
Bond Call
(P. O. Republic), Pa.
Henry Woldtvet,
-
the
City
ernor on
March 28, 1946.
tificates
will
naming
and that the
amount is within the limits of the
within
the
be
.
same
rate of inter¬
Bond
Offering — Leonard Deest, the amount of premium will
Xiuzio, District Secretary, will re¬ determine the award.; The enact¬
ceive sealed bids until 7 p.m. on ment at any time prior to the de¬
-
—
1949;
3V2%
after
and on
1952;
3%
if redeemed there¬ City Treasurer, calls for payment
prior to Oct.
1,
fig# Wisconsin
Amery, Wis.
;>Vv:
Bonds Voted—At a recent elec¬
if redeemed thereafter revenue
bonds,} dated March 15,
tion the voters approved the issu- /;
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $150,- livery of the certificates of in¬ and on or prior to Oct. 1, 1955; 1940.
Payable at the City Treas¬
000 school coupon bonds.
Dated debtedness of Federal legislation 21/2% if redeemed thereafter and urer's office. Interest ceases on ance of $40,000 city hall construe- ;;
tion bonds, it is stated.
Nov.
• 7
1, 1946. Denomination $1,- which in terms, by the repeal or on or prior to Oct. 1, 1958; 2% if date called.
1
- "
and on or
000. These bonds are due Nov. 1, omission of exemptions or other¬ redeemed thereafter
Belvidere (P. O. Alma), Wis.
WEST VIRGINIA
as follows: $7,000 in 1947 to 1967,
wise, subjects to a Federal income prior to Oct. 1 1961; iy2% if re¬
Bond Sale Details—The $35,000
and
$3,000 in 1968.
Bidders to tax the interest on certificates of deemed thereafter and on or prior
highway improvement bonds sold
Huntington, W. Va.
to Oct. 1, 1965; 1% if redeemed
name the rate of interest to be in
indebtedness of a class or charac¬
Bond Election Planned—An is¬ recently, at a net interest cost of
thereafter and on or prior to Oct.
:
a multiple of V\ of 1%. Register- ter which includes these certifi¬
sue of $630,000 airport bonds will
1.15%—v.
164, p. 1132 — were
1, 1969; 1/2% if redeemed there¬
V able as to principal only. Princi- cates of indebtedness, will, at the
to Kalman
& Co., of;.
be resubmitted to the voters at awarded
after and prior to maturity. Bid¬
pal and interest are payable with- election of the purchaser, relieve
an
election to be held sometime Minneapolis, «. for
a
price
of
cut deduction for any taxes levied the purchaser from his obligation der to name the rate of interest.
in the near future.
100.443. Dated Sept. 1, 1946. These
\ pursuant to any present or future under the terms of the contract of Split rates in multiples of not less
Bond Offering—George R. Hef- bonds are due $5,000 from Sept.
law of the Commonwealth.
The sale and entitle the purchaser, to than J/4%, will be allowed but no
1, 1947 to 1953, incl. ;
y purchaser' will
receive' without the returiAof the amount deposited more than three different rates fley, v City Clerk,' will receive
Cross Plains, Wis.
All bonds of any sealed bids until 7 p.m. on Sept.
charge the opinion of Burgwin & with the bid. Purchasers will be may be used.
Bond
Sale —The
$12,000 2%
of one maturity date shall carry only 16 for the purchase of $360,000
Churchill, of Pittsburgh, that the furnished with the opinion
eastern section flood wall revenue
bonds are valid, general obliga¬ Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New one coupon rate.
sewage system bonds offered Aug,
bonds, not exceeding 28 were awarded to Harley, HayBids of less than par and ac¬ refunding
tions of the District, payable from York,
that the certificates are
ad valorem
taxes levied on 'all valid
obligations of the State. crued interest will not be con¬ iy4% interest. Dated Nov. 1, 1946. don & Co., of Madison, at a price
All bids must be firm These bonds are due Nov. 1, 1947 of 102.625, a basis of about 1.539%.
taxable property within the Dis¬ Such opinion to be paid for by the sidered.
to 1971. Subject to redemption in Dated
trict and that the amount thereof purchaser.
Sept. 1, 1946. Denom. $1,Delivery in Columbia through 8 p.m. (CST) Sept. 21.
The cost of preparing legal pro¬ whole or in part in inverse order 000.
Due $1,000 on Sept. 1 from
is within the limits of the lawful or New York, at the option of the
of maturity, at 102% of par value. 1947 to 1958 incl.
Principal and
t;
taxing power of the District. En- purchaser. A certified check for ceedings and obtaining additional
*. close a certified check for $3,000, 1 % of the amount bid for, payable legal opinions of bidders' choice These bonds will be subject to interest (M-S) payable at the Vil¬
to the order of the State Treas¬ as well as the cost of printing registration with the First Hunt¬ lage Treasurer's office, or at the
payable to the District.
National Bank, Trustee, State Bank of Cross Plains. Pur¬
bonds and selection of printer or ington
urer, is required.
Scranton, Pal
bank note company will be borne Huntington. Principal and inter¬ chaser to furnish legal opinion.
'1
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
est
payable only from special Second high bid of 101.258 was
SOUTH DAKOTA
by the successful bidder.
Bonds
:
be received until 10 a.m. (EST),
revenue
derived from made by Bell, Farrell & Stebbins.
will be delivered in A_ustin to the pledged
on Sept. 11, by Foster W. Nauman,
Rapid City, S. Dak.
charges imposed upon the own¬
successful bidder as soon as pos¬
Bond Offering—R. R. Lang, City
City Controller, for the purchase
sible upon the payment of the ers of property served and pro¬
WYOMING
|
of $80,000 coupon municipal prop¬ Auditor, will relieve sealed bids
tected by said flood wall system.
principal balance due plus ac¬
until 8 p.m. on Sept. 16 for the
Laramie County Sch. Dist. No. 1
erty and improvement bonds. In¬
crued interest. Enclose a certified The bonds are to be issued to re¬
terest rate is not to exceed 1%, purchase of $125,000 1%% munic¬
(P. O. Cheyenne), Wyo.
check for $12,000, payable to the fund a like amount of outstand¬
Bond Offering — An issue of
payable A-O. Denomination $1,- ipal equipment purchase bonds.
Board of Regents of The Univer¬ ing bonds subject to redemption
•;
000.
Dated Oct. <1, 1946.
Due Dated Sept. 1, 1946. Denom. $1,$135,000 not to exceed 3% inter¬
and to be redeemed as of Nov. 1,
sity of Texas..
$8,000 from Oct. 1, 1947 to 1956, 000. Due $25,000 on Sept. 1 from
1946.
The legality of the bonds est building bonds will be sold at
incl. Bonds may be registered as 1947 to 1951 incl.
Interest M-S
Borger Junior College District
public auction at 2 p.m. on Sept.
are the* resolution authorizing is¬
to principal only.
24.
Dated June 1, 1946 and due
Bids will be The bonds are general obligations
(P. O. Borger), Texas
suance of the same will be subject
received for the entire issue at of the city and were authorized at
Bonds Offered for Investment— to
approval
of
Chapman
& on June 1, as follows: $70,000 in
the above
rate of interest but the Aug. 20 election.
An issue of $300,000 2, 2Y4 and Cutler, of Chicago, or Reed, Hoyt 1957 and $65,000 in 1958. 7
} no bid combining two different
21/2% school house bonds is being & Washburn, of New York. En¬
CANADIAN 9ECTI0N
rates of interest will be accepted.
TENNESSEE
offered by R. A. Underwood & close a certified check for $10,000,
Said
bonds, / and
the interest
Co. of Dallas, for public subscrip¬ payable to the City.
'IClinton, Tenn.
QUEBEC
thereon, will be payable without
Denom. $1,000.
Dated Aug
Bond Sale—The $100,000 street tion.
Jackson County (P. O.
deduction for any tax or taxes,
hfontreal, Que.
1, 1946.
Due on Jan. 15 in 1947
Ripley), W. Va.
except succession or inheritance improvement bonds offered for
Debentures Call — L. Roberge,
Prin. and int. payable
sale on Sept. 3—v. 164, p. 1259— to 1961.
taxes, now or hereafter levied or
Bond Sale—The $225,000 \Vi% Director of
Finance, announces
were
awarded to the Commerce at the Mercantile National Bank,
I assessed under any present or fu¬
school bonds offered for sale on that the city is calling for re¬
These bonds constitute
Union Bank of Nashville, as 2s, Dallas.
ture law of the Commonwealth of
30—v. 164, p. 740—were demption on Nov. 1,1946, various¬
Aug.
at a price of 101.01, a basis of direct and general obligations of
Pennsylvania, all of which taxes
awarded to Blair & Co., Inc., at a
ly numbered category D deben¬
District,
payable from ad
about 1.90%. Dated Sept. 1, 1946. the
the city assumes and agrees to
price of 100.629, a basis of about tures (payable in U. S. or Cana¬
valorem taxes levied against al
Due $10,000 from Sept. 1, 1953 to
pay. The bonds will be sold to the
1.415%. Dated July 1, 1946. Due dian
taxable property therein, within
currency), of the series B
highest responsible bidder, pro¬ 1962, incl. Runner-up in the bid¬
from July 1, 1947 to 1961, incl.
1944 refunding issue.
The deben¬
limitations.
Legality ap¬
vided such bid is not less than ding was the Equitable Securities legal
Runner-up in the bidding was a tures so called for redemption
Corp., seeking $50,000 as 2Mis and proved by McCall, Parkhurst &
par and accrued interest.
joint offer by the First National will become due and payable and
Crowe of Dallas.
These bonds are issued subject $50,000 as 2s.
Bank of Ripley, and the Bank of
will be paid, at the option of the
to the favorable opinion of the
Lexington, Tenn.
Ripley, of 100.60, Interest pay¬ holder, in lawful money of Can¬
;V" ; Plainview, Texas
Bond Offering—W. L. Brown.
City Solicitor, and will be guar¬
Bonds Offered for Investment— able J-J.
ada at the principal office of the
anteed as to genuineness and cer¬ Town
Recorder,
will receive An $80,000 issue of 2%'"water
Bank
of
Montreal,
or
of the
West Virginia (State of)
tified to by the Scranton National sealed bids until 7 p. m. on Sept
works and sewer revenue bonds is
Bond Offering — Sealed bids Banque Canadienne Nationale, or
Bank, of Scranton, where deliv¬ 12 for the purchase of $250,000
being offered by R. A. Underwood
of The Royal Bank of Canada, or
be
received until 1 p.m.
ery will be made. Enclose a cer¬
not to exceed 2% interest series & Co. of Dallas, for public sub¬ will
of The Provincial Bank of Can¬
tified/check for 2% of the face C electric system revenue bonds.
(EST) on Sept. 11, by Governor
scription." Denom. $1,000.
Dated
amount of the bonds, payable to Dated June
Clarence
W. Meadows, for the ada, located in the cities of Mont¬
1, 1946. Due on June Aug. 15, 1946. Due on Aug. 15 in
real, Toronto, Halifax, Saint John,
the City Treasurer.
purchase of $2,000,000 road bonds.
1 from 1947 to 1973 incl.
1955 to 1966; bonds maturing in
N. B., Quebec, Winnipeg or Van¬
Interest rate is not to exceed 4%,
1958 to 1966 are optional on and
Upper Makefield Township Sch.
couver, Canada, or, in such coin
TEXAS
payable J-D.' Dated June 1, 1946.
Dist. (P. O. Dolington, Newtown
after Aug. 15, 1956. Prin. and int.
or
such currency of the United
Coupon bonds in $1,000 denomi¬
R. D. No. 1), Pa.
Alice, Texas
States of America as at the time
(F-A) payable at the Mercantile
nations convertible into fully reg¬
Bonds Voted—The issuance of National Bank of Dallas. Legality
Bond Sale—The $30,000 school
of payment is legal tender for
istered bonds of $1,000 and $5,000
bonds offered for sale on Aug. 26 the following bonds aggregating approved by Dumas & Huguenin
denominations. Due $80,000 June public and private debts in the
—v.
164, p.^ 1003—were awarded $500,000, was approved by the of Dallas.
United States of America, at the
1, 1947 to 1971. Rate of interest
to C. C. Collings & Co., of Phila¬ voters at a recent election: $260,Agency of the Bank of Montreal
Swisher County (P. O.
to be in a multiple of y4 of 1%.
000 sewer improvements; $210,000
delphia, as iy2s, at a price of 101.in the Borough of Manhattan, City
Parts of the issue may bear dif¬
'"V'; Tulia), Texas
water works, and $30,000 garbage
27, a basis of about 1.25%. Inter¬
and State of New York, United
Bonds Sold—It is stated that ferent rates. Not more than three
est payable M-S.
Dated Sept. 1, disposal bonds.
States of America, upon presenta¬
$100,000 iy2, 1% and 2%% hospi¬ rates will be considered in any tion and surrender of the said
1946. These bonds are due $2,000
one bid.
The bonds will be sold
Board of Regents of the University tal, Series of 1946 bonds were pur¬
debentures with all interest cou¬
/ Sept. 1, 1947 to 1961.
chased recently by H. D. Shaffer to the bidder offering to take the
of Texas (P. O. Austin)
pons maturing after Nov. 1, 194$
& Co. of Amarillo.
Dated Aug. 1, bonds bearing the lowest interest
i
Bond Offering —r-It is reported
south carolina
attached.
Debentures
registered
Legality approved by Mc¬ rate and to pay the highest price
byv the President of the College 1946.
as
to principal must be accom¬
South Carolina (State of)
offered for bonds bearing such
of
Mines
and
Metallurgy
that Call,
Parkhurst
&
Crowe
of
panied by assignments or transfer
Highway Certificates Offered
rate.
Principal and interest pay¬
;
sealed bids will be received at the Dallas.
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Jeff
B. Bates,
State Treasurer,
able in lawful money at the State powers duly executed in blank.
office of the Board of Regents
From and after Nov.
Weslaco, Texas
will
receive
sealed bids until
1, 1946,
Treasurer's office, or at the Na¬
until 11 a.m. (CST), on Sept. 20,
interest
on
the
debentures
so
noon
Bonds Sold—An issue of $507,- tional
(EST) on Sept. 17 for the
City
Bank, New York.
for either or both of the follow¬
000 41/2%
purchase of $6,000,000 coupon or
and 3V2% refunding, These bonds are issued under au¬ called for redemption will cease
ing obligations of the said Col¬
interest
coupons
maturing
registered State highway certif¬
Series of 1946 bonds is said to thority of amendment to the Con¬ and
lege: $575,000 Dormitory Revenue,
icates of indebtedness. Dated Sept.
have been purchased recently by stitution
known
as
$50,000,000 subsequent to that date will be
Option No. 1 — or — Dormitory
^
R. A. Underwood & Co. of Dallas. State Road Bond Amendment and void.
15,
1946.
Denomination $1,000.
Revenue,
Option No. 2 bonds.
Due on Sept. 15, as follows: $500,Bond Offering — The City has
Dated May 1, 1946.
Legality ap¬ under authority of an Act of the
Denom. $1,000. Dated Oct. 1, 1946.
000 from 1948 to 1951 inclusive,
proved by McCall, Parkhurst & State Legislature, 1945, Regular advised that it will receive "sealed
Registerable as to principal only.
and $1,000,000 from 1952 to 1955
Crowe of Dallas.
Session known as Enrolled House bids until Sept. 9 for the purchase
Bidder will establish annual ma¬
inclusive. Bidders are invited to
Bill No. 119, passed March 3, 1945. of
$56,885,000 refunding bonds.
turities on Oct. 1 of each year
washington
name
the rate of interest which
Accrued interest to be calculat¬ Dated Sept. 1, 1946. These bonds
beginning with 1948 and ending
the certificates are to bear, in
ed from June 1, 1946.
Purchasers are due Nov. 1, 1947 to 1974. Pay¬
x. Leavenworth,
Wash.
with 1978 of such annual amounts
multiples of % of 1 % and must be
Ordinance Passed—On Aug. 13, will be required to pay accrued able in Canadian funds. The City
hat the annual total of principal
the same for all of the certificates
interest to date of delivery.
De¬ advises that the bids shall not be
and interest requirements (except the City Council passed an ord¬
bid for. - Principal
and interest
an
issue of livery will be made in New York less than 97V2% of the aggregate
for the year 1947 in which no inance calling for
payable at the State Treasury, or
principal amount, plus accrued
principal shall mature) will be $235,000 sewer system and water City. To expedite delivery if de¬
at any State agency in New York.
sired interim certificates will be interest from Sept. 1 to the date of
revenue refunding bonds, not ex¬
approximately equal and the va¬
Issued for the purpose of improv¬
The pur¬ payment and delivery of the
Dated Sept. furnished purchasers.
riation between the high and low ceeding 4% interest.
ing secondary foads, as authorized
Denom. $1,000.
These chaser or purchasers will be fur- bonds. Delivery to be made on or
annual principal and interest re¬ 1, 1946.
1,1
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I v^Auuvi ui pui uiidscxs win Lie nu¬ before Sept. 20.
by Act 565 of the General Assem¬
•k —•ll s .are* due. on, Sept. I, as folr
nished with the final approving
quirements.
shall
not
exceed
bly of 1946, approved by the Gov-,
or
on
Sept. 15 of the $54,000 water
.
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