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MONDAY
BUS.
ISSUE
ADM,
UBRARy
Volume
171
Number 4897
York, N. Y., Monday, April 10, 1950 :
New
General
RAILROAD
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Admiral Corp.—Acquires Galesburg Firm—
The price
The
Calendar
division
will
continue
manufacture
to
its
In
its present channels.
company specializes
contained
The
cubic
5
compact
in
in a package kitchen product consisting of a
refrigerator, sink, range and wall cabinet, all
foot
space of
a
•'
Galesburg
plant
consists
16 acres of ground.
ment and
It has
of
265,000
10,000 feet
feet
square
of overhead
of
floor
equip¬
conveyor
said that public acceptance of Admiral's new line of
cold refrigerators, introduced this January, had been so
great that the company would require additional manufacturing space
Midwest
,at
this
for
y
Income
Page.;
.
(Stocks)...
Los
Admiral therefore plans to enlarge the
; plant to 365,000 square feet by the end of the year.—V. 171, p. 1353.
Philadelphia-Baltimore
San Francisco
company or. March 2S filed a letter of notification with
covering: 295,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at
6EC
($1
share),
per
the
proceeds
to
working
to
go
capital.
the
35
_._35
Exchange
Exchange.
Curb
Exchange
involved.
,
Aeronautical
inc.,
Securities,
N.
Toronto
„
City- -Registers
Y.
Transactions New York
The corporation on March 31 filed a
the SEC covering 39,000 shares of capital
Calvin
Bullock, New York City.—V. 171,
registration
with
statement
Transactions New
stock to be underwritten by
553. <
p.
Stock
-
Quarter Ended Dec. 31—
Sales
Profit
before
Federal
taxes—
income
v
taxes
.
per
not
profit
__™__
v; $1,993 Y
"■Adjusted net loss; the company previously reported
$4,604 for this period.—V. 171, p. 1257.
See
Mississippi Gas Co. below.—V. 170,
'•$25,385
"
....
;.40
Dividends Declared and Payable
Foreign
1077.
Exchange
Alabama Great Southern RR.—Partial Redemption-
Reserve
There have been called
for redemption on May 1, 1950, $112,000 of
bonds, series A, due Nov. l, 1967, at 100%% and
Payment will be made at the Guaranty Trust Co.
interest.
,of New York, 140 Broadway, New York 15,
N. Y.—V. 171, p. 1353. *
43
Statement of Federal
Banks
;
i43
..1
Federal Reserve System
purchase
of
maximum
a
There
92%)
have
said
to
The
difference
held
2,726
shares
shares
outstanding,
owned
are
asset
an
by
value
between
of
$15.28
value
of such, purchases/to
the
Act.
order
bad
share
of
exempting
or
and
a
less,
it from
printing
i-"'. v;''
/;•'•; j
.
shareholders
100
fees
is
reduced,
Aldred
the
as
Investment
a
to
proposes
persons
until
April
to
The loan will
insurance company.
.
request
a
'1
•-
•'
1
,
working capital,
and
the
The
'
t
The
27 filed a letter of notification with the
to 250,000 shares of common stock to-be offered at
share), the net proceeds to be used to acquire oil and
leases, and for working capital. No underwriting involved.
per
.
unsecured
liquidated
;
proceeds of
necessary;
,
shares
of
the
Net
to
outstanding
American-Marietta
Co.—Conversion
Privilege
inated—
"
The
matic
Provision
■<
Net
on
Feb.
28
voted
to
eliminate
stock
on
preferred
•
to
for
provide
$1.50'
the
29.—V.
171, p.
Amount
a' $32,000,000 backlog of unfilled
military business, Lawrence D. Bell,
the annual report issued to stockholders and
the backlog stood at $30,000,000, he said.
disclosed in
A year ago
on
bank credit to handle
year.—V.' 170,
this
the
"$4,000,000
p.
being
borrowed
now,
to
Nov.
15, 1952.—V. 171, P. 357.
'
-
for Federal
income
tax
2,314,988
2,177,22®
—$3,798,919
$3,102,625
.
share of commdn stock—
of profit per
FINANCIAL
CONDITION
AS
OF
$1.79
DECEMBER
$1.47
'
31
1948
1949
$
assets,
Investment and
less reserves.-——
miscellaneous" assets.^—
2,586,214
and
equipment (net after depreciation)
Prepaid and deferred items__
Y
97,991,351
103,522,360
......
1950—2 Mos.—1949
1950— Month—1949
1948
1949
2,536,77®
23,488,955
21,952,010
'
1,549,940
1,759,309
131,356,837 124,030,077
$694,747
$778,820
: "7 /-C-Y.
171, p. 1042.
$1,110,737
.7'";7;' 7
LIABILITIES—
accrued payables—
income and excess profits taxes.
operating reserves..
...——
Reserve for contingencies..
Capital stock <2,117,453 shares)™
-Year Ended Sept. 30—
sales ...I
Net
Net
income
after
■
.
on
preferred stock—.
Dividends
on
common
—V.
declared
per
common
101,805
.
'
104.046
366,572
10,000,060
10,587,265
10,587,265
78,830,225
74,458,235
Total
-V.
171,
...
p.
555.
V
:
...
—131,356,837 124,030,077
366,572
$1.51
stock
share.—
171, p. 1257.
1,697,930
656,287
Dividends declared
Earnings,
1,728,950
10,000,000
1948
$31,501,237 $33,297,908
...
11,164,689
1,403,048
...
1949
.
taxes——
16,090,939
12,367,122
"Sundry
Armstrong Rubber Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
18,169,177
Federal
$1,255,749
:-V-'■
Accounts and
—
—V.
$4.35
....
7.
.
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
Associated Natural Gas Co.
Tuisa, Okla.—Files With
v.The company on March 14 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 2,500 shares of common stock to be offered at $100 per share.
The
No
American Molasses Co.—Loan Placed Privately—It was
announced on March 23 that this company has refinanced
proceeds are
to
be used
underwriting involved.—V.
to
build
a
natural gas transmission
171, p. 846.
\
•
Edward D.Jones & Co.
line.
Established 1871
"
200
North
4th
St., St. Louis 2, Missouri
-•
its long-term
indebtedness by borrowing $2,000,000 from
Members
>
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry.—Partial
.There
bp.ve been called for
redemption
on
May
1,
Redemption
1950,
The Chaise National Bank of New York, Second National
Bank of
Co., 70 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.—V. 169,
p.
1442.
New
York
Midwest
$148,000 of
first mortgage 3%%'bonds dke Nov. 1, 1963, at 101%% and accruedinterest.
Payment will be made at- the Central Hanever Bank & Trust
Boston, Commercial National Bank & Trust Co.
be
'
298.
Angerman Co., Inc.—March Sales 10.8% Lower—
—
line of
a
in aircraft production-
recent rise
was
ASSETS—
Plants
1794.
p.
S
Corp.—Arranges Bank Credit—
SEC-
provision for auto¬
common
.
.
subject to court approval at a hearing
358.
profit
writing involved.—V. 168,
Elim¬
V
stockholders
conversion of class B common stock into
,t
share for
royalties: and other operating income $52,379,209 $49,586,997
profit before provision for Fed. income tax
6,113,907
5,279,851
Current
Period End. Mar.
sale
$36,678,530
amendment
The company on March 24 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
balance
of the motes will be used, to the
be applied to the redemption of
4%% cumulative preferred stock, at
$110 per share-(exclusive of dividends), and $10,300,000 will be used
to discharge a portion of the company's serial bank loan notes <2% \
(exclusive) of interest).
The balance, if any, of the net •.<proceeds
will be added to treasury funds of the company.—V. 171, p. 1257;
net
convertible,
be
to
Bendix Aviation Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings Show Gain
covering 10,000 shares of capital stock (par $10) to be offered at $25
The proceeds are to be added to working capital. No under¬
per share.
on March 31 filed a registration statement with the
$27,000,000 of serial notes, dated May 1, 1950, to be
offered for sale at competitive bidding.
:
^
extent
'
-
charter
a
Mr." Bell' said
w-ork. '
St. Paul, Minn.—Files With SEC
company
151,623
k
Net sales,
corporation on March
Anchor Casualty Co.,
covering
;:-The
who did
There
Americans
The report also revealed that the company had obtained
~
American Gas & Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
'
covering .up
($1
par
Sales
SEC
consider
President,
'f
>
plant; $292,600 for additional
(unspecified).—V. 171, p. 1353.
the
accept
Three Months Ended Dec. 31—
on
Its
by
outstanding held by Dutch
offer.
It is expected that they
retire the balance Of
American Petroleum Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files—
gas
March 31 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 480,000 shares of its common stock, $1 par.
V.Graham & Co. (Pittsburgh and New York) is named as the prin¬
cipal underwriter. The stock is to be offered for public sale at $1.50
per share, with a selling commission of 28 cents pel* share.
Proceeds of the financing are to be used in the amount of $253,000
for the purchase and installation of additional facilities to complete
company
held
stock.
employees.
American Cladmetals Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
to
corporation is working
most of which are in
Orders,
con¬
SEC
7
an
and will be amortized at the rate of
years,
The average rate is approximately 3 % %.
Of the net proceeds, $631,000 will be used to
a loan made in 1945.—V. 170, p. 297.
*
interested
12
$150,000 annually until the last note, which amounts: to
$375,000.
v.;
7, •
Y;77;Y'7'\7 V': 7;'7Y\/.
The earlier notes bear interest at 2%% and the later ones at 3%%'i.l'
make
Company
■
given
hearts upon the proposal.—V. 170, p. 781,
York, and
for
run
or
Feb. 28, 1950.
price is based
at
purchase
:.
number
'
SEC
The
-
from
share,
a
,
accounting
estimated at $2,772.
an
stock
common
$14.26
which 32,690 shares tor
L. Rosenthal.
The stock is
per
the
and
a»d
counsel
sequence
application for
its
at
Bemberg common into a
is also made to purchase
shares
common
v-
March
on
The
of New
of
Richard
of
that
expenses
In
the
event
of
stockholders
shares
common
70,000
failed
Bell Aircraft
'
consideration
.upon
of
minority
35,616
are
than
more
109
$38,927.28.
30,000
$1.50 preferred is
to
preferred
-
This trust, a N. Y. investment company, has made application to the
for an order authorizing and approving an invitation by Aldred
approximately
preferred stock which
conv.
offer
An
The settlement agreement was
SEC
total
which
new
holders-
.....43
Aldred Investment Trust—Seeks to Buy Stock—
to
cum.
American
$1.50 preferred stock, the company will not create or issue any stock
having priority to this stock.
v;The agreement also provides that no later than 5 days after approval
of settlement by the court Beaunit Mills will call a meeting of stock¬
-
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
first mortgage 3Vi%
-accrued
43
Rates
Combined Condition
■.
for
share, into
common stock until Feb. 1, 1955, or with respect to any shares called
for redemption prior to the date fixed for such redemption.
The dead¬
line on conversion of present stock is July 31, 1952.
The new stock
will be redeemable on any dividend payment date on 40 days' notice
at $25 per share, plus accrued dividends.
Provision is also made for a
sinking fund .at thc rate of 5% of net earnings after taxes, for re¬
demption or purchase of shares for retirement.
It is also provided that, without consent of holders of two-thirds of,
News.Cover
48
State and City Bond Offerings
The Course of Bank Clearings
Merger & Financingp.
over
•
The
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices .43
Alabama Gas Corp.—Proposed
share
$1.25 preferred stock in exchange for their holdings.
additional
an
stock, •'
Miscellaneous Features
profit of
net
a
for
'
1,200 "
•;
;;
$6.77
,
will now exchange their American Bemberg common for $1.50
3,193
—;
t>
$3.09
$5.03
273,564
Bemberg common held by American stockholders at $26.0075
are
accept
are
"'"i
General Corporation & Investment
Net
258,313
share.
There
31
1948
$1,487,240
-
259,388
preferred issue.
conv.
cum,,
interests
1949
$1,420,572
...
643.015
261,407
holders of common stock.—V. 170, p. 2126.
share
offered
American
32
,,,
"
.
645,770
changing of Beaunit Mills $1.25
was
$1.50'
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages. 31
Air Associates, Inc.—Earnings—
$1,287,326
273,564
$2,024,039
273,564
I 648,475
At Dec. 31, 1949, the holders of preferred stock numbered 1,332, and
the
Exchange____.32
(Dow-Jones)
$1,588,526
According to recent press reports, it is understood that an agreement
been reached settling litigation
growing out of the company's
acquisition of American Bemberg Corp. The basis of the settlement is
41
Jork Curb Exchange..
Stock and Bond Averages
—.1.
stock
,stock_-__,___.
...
common
.
40
Markets.
1,200,000
; 250,000
has
___37
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
With SEC—
1
Stock
Stock Exchange—Curb Section.
640,000
Beaunit Mills, Inc.—Accord Reached—Purchase Terms
36
Toronto
writing
28,444
710,000
preferred
on
on
there were 3,385
36
Montreal
under¬
No
Stock
$3,502,483
70,171
com'; stock outst., Dec. 31
per common share...
Earned
35
Stock
$1,997,497
58,096
37,676
Shares of
34
Montreal
par
48,117
$2,394,298
,*-«—t
notes payable...^....
income
Net
33
Exchange
$3,040,943
413,423
.
Appropriation for contingencies
%
Aelus Wing Co., Trenton, N. J.—Files With SEC—
$1,944,265
53,232
conts.
Federal income ta>;es_i_Y_._;____._
-
Dividends
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
The
$2,324,925
69,373
etc.__._l
of
™__._
on
Dividends
.
Stock
1,034,330
sale of real estate
on
____32
Angeles Stock Exchange
termination
Loss
32
32
Stock'Exchange
investments,
37,387,03®
■.,.814,589'
40,074,760
1,078,003
profit
from
Interest
.27
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
purpose.
31,202,895
Total income
>
11
__.__..23
(Bonds)
Detroit Stock Exchange
^full-length
and
expenses,
Income from
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Huarisa
Mr.
■
Curb
Boston
Y.V
•
Stock Exchange
New York
space
Stock Exchange
New York
four, railroad sidings leading off the main line! of the Santa
•••'r,v v.;;i'v,-. ■;V"'
■.
New York
66 inches.
'1947
1949
1948
! $34,605,823 $43,053,355 $41,242,568
r
delivery
sold,
Provision for depr. and amort—...
Operating
..
'
of."goods
other
-
T-his Issue
Stock and Bond Quotations
line
present
Years—
...
Cost
not disclosed.
was
Midwest
of Kitchen Kraft equipment, marketing it through
on
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Saies
t.and that S. S. Battles, President of Midwest, will continue operation
(Of the Galesburg pla'nt in the
capacity of Vice-President for Admiral.
'';?e.
Copy
a
"
corporation has purchased the Midwest Mfg. Co.; Galesburg, 111.,
Huarisa, Executive Vice-President, announced on March 31.J
The acquisition, Mr. Huarisa said, said, brings the number of manu¬
facturing plants owned by Admiral to nine.
He added that the new
fplant will be known.as the Midwest Mfg. Co. division of Admiral Corp.,
John B.
;
Cents
Atlas Powder Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
w
This
*The
75
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Price
New
Stock
Stock
Exchange
Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
York Curb Exchange (Associate)
Phone
CEntral 7600
Bell Teletype
SL 593
2
company has applied (o the
entire line of railroad in Marlboro
length.—V.
miles In
145,
ICC for authority to abandon its
County, S. C., approximately 23.44
income
Net
1090.
p.
Sales Off 24.9%—
Bond Stores, Inc.—February
sales
—V.
171, p. 946.
for
mortgage
bonds
James V.
Toner,'
Invited for Bonds-
♦Total
1142.
2,316,888
887,874
2,414,124
2,550,862
-
for
income
Federal
Income
Reserves
647,o60
,Crl,181,520
_
BALANCE, SHEET,
Number
shares
common
♦Earned per common
—.
Nil
$1.97
JTransfer from reserve for basic metal
share
preferred dividends,
♦After
liProfit—V.
inventories.
$1,213,957 1i$l,934,895
942,990
942,990
■
-
-
-
170,
'
2126.
p.
Improvements, on
and
<
.
i
coastal
Adv.
Scott Packing
&
Wilmington, DeL—Files
Co.,
The company
March 21 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
offered at $100 per share,
share of common stock to accompany eachnpre¬
on
covering 221 shares of preferred stock to be
with
bonus
a
of
one
The proceeds are for working capital.
ferred share purchased.
No un¬
derwriting Involved.
Insurance
Other
Materials
The
on March
30 filed a registration statement with
covering 28,458 shares of common stock ($1 par value).
corporation
SEC
the
SEC—
Corp., Ltd.—Registers With
Canadian Admiral
-
These
shares
are
part
of
scares
of 95,925
offering
an
by the company to its shareholder on the basis of one-half share
share held of record on April 5, 1950, at a price of $5 per
share in U. 8. funds.
Of these, Admiral Corp.,
parent, has sub¬
scribed and paid
for 67,467-. shares, its proportionate share based
upon Its ownership of 134,935 shares.
each
Holders
stock
record
of
to
are
April
on
offered
be
the
shares of
same basis.
No
Corp. has agreed to
56,916
the remaining
shares on the
of
5
28,458
Admiral
purchase any shares not acquired by other stockholders.
underwriting
Canadian
Involved.
is
Admiral
However,
radios,
electric
ranges
and
June,
"for the purpose of
1946,
television
electric
sets,
refrigerators,
$473,625
used
be
to
early in 1951."—V. 171, p. 1354.
ocupancy
8,857,539
9,077,867
7,236,035
10,782,049
981,051
1,360,672
13,188,540
13,188,540
1,293,295
12,460,156
47,339,979
8,492,454
47,157,050
props.
46,994,057
15,485,865
11,546,859
..—
lund—
30,504,810
12,483,756
16,698,580
25,350,000
80,055
3,240,099
22,889,000
26,290,000
1,235,255
49,486,147
;
14,380,154
1
FebruaryGross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
$648,106
235,643
119,730
$625,622
231,023
117,740
'
147,223
railway
oper.
59,518
income—
1,713,565,416 1,709,010,491
From Jan. 1—
Net
1,520,982
" J,297,419
1,231,145
385,347
584,064
448,245
income—
193,810
359,636
199,003
427,983
193,426
from
Net
ry..„oper.
171,
1142.
p.
preference stock
4%
consol.
Net
Funded
debt
February-
Payrolls
—
—
1950
1949
1948
1947
—
$169,197
$158,794
$165,562
$155,443
*17,528
*74,387
*105,250
*73,819
*123,135
*172,059
Net
railway
railway—
Net
ry.
345,358
171,
350,983
373,011
325,850
*16,685
income—
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
-
—V.
*120,835,
*151,837
*108,572
*222,796
*285,893
of
75,301,000
9,284,072
Net
Net
ry.
8,071,951
7.053,336
4,410,125
9,511,393
963,390
4,491,862
9,452,084
938,186
2,278,841
13,339,604
1,741,565
2,278,841
10,697,532
8,200,593
17,850,000
4,118,819
25.350,000
4,119,173
declared
—
.
pages
earnings from
industrial
and
rail
commercial
passed those of
any
4.504,542
operations
in
1949—"a
throughout
progress
of
year
sustained
Canada"—again
sur¬
showing
improvement over 1948, were substantially below the re¬
quirements found reasonable by the Board of Transport Commissioners.
slight
a
The
rate
property
of
return
1.96%
was
the
on
for
the
net
investment
the
even
directors
Capital
appropriations
for
new
freight
cars,
rolling
50
1949,
year
stated
the modest dividend
500,000
720
have
time
from
of
the
company
in
—V.
that has
for
1950
stock,
express
been
total
making
cars
and
paid
4,015,422
$33,400,000
317
work
and
for
include
58
diesel
13,188,540
6,714,070
34,458,562
65,586,757
206,730,777
—
6,141,811
34,453,562
63,116,505
196,737,313
6,475,843
34,458,562
60,722,480
279,123,961
ACCOUNT
FOR
1949
$
Freight
Passenger
——
—
—
Mail
Express
Bleeping, parlor & dining
——
car«and
Total
„
miscellaneous
The
$
$18,585,919
292,495,828
expenses:
—
—
153.961,543 154,068,982 133,952,979 117,897,963
70,872,355
68 360,870
54,776,657
50,492,658
75,653,176
72,520,498
62,285.265
59,198,942
8,179,977
7,760,322
7,073,114
6,405,678
7,583,779
7,620,076
7,224,984
7,879,733
17,396,562
15,841,608
14,207,796
6,615,460
8,024,445
16,172,935
1,336,025
1,552,032
1,022,248
1,075,703
20,631,969
—23,636,653
18,419,166,
24,864,949
——
Railway tax accruals—
Hire of equipment met)
facility rents
(net).
Total
Fixed
income
charges
—i
—v—
Net income
Preference dividend-1—
.
Wvb.
—
on
ordinary stock
44,268,622
14,543,817
29,724.805
;
3,872,768
lb,750,000
12,900,540
16,877,264
V.
ry.
1947
$2 ,211,312
698,968
496,000
288,895
254,201
218,361
147,109
5,102,687
5,326,954
4 ,677,244
1,577,722
5,289,916
1.233,807
1,244,033
1 ,020,815
600,728
428.845
394,930
317,021
income—
1042
1949
1950
$12,783,147
railway
railway
1948
1947
$13,804,580 $14,007,674 $12,850,704
2,701,949
2,904,745
2,629,491
3,131,463
813,794
869,112
665,791
1,339,414
26,325,390
28,193,975
29,183,405
26,887.103
5,488,333
6,139,359
5.810,721
6,986,989
1,549,602
1,968,765
1,725,338
3,142,088
income—,.
oper.
from
Net
from
ry.
—V.
railway—__
railway
income
oper.
171,
The
1146.
p.
scheduled
was
to
about
completed
be
April
A
1.
tration
168,
V"
$C,015,325
$7,354,283
charges—
855,527
1,087,568
State inc. taxes
338,520
430,950
1947'$5,349,511
567,240
225,450
$517,007
360,000
$1.44
$056,616
360,000
$1.82
$341,790
360,000
$0.95
sales
>
after
Proiit
Fed.
alia
—V.
...
outetdg.—
com. share.
shs.
per
170,
p.
from
Net
$098,523
360,000
$1.34
from
ry.
Gross
has
of
due
the
called
been
involved.—V.
for
170,
redemption
sinking fund,
the
at
and
102
$47,000
accrued
p.
own
1950
1949
1948
1947
$2,374,519
$2,539,800
$2,246,332
89,854
254,827
260,693
*20,887
*164,089
*67,344
?75,241
4,598,531
4,898,556
income
income
5,177.220
4,749,466
393,382
186,295
422,042
598,149
*208,025
railway
oper.
*371,022
*343,zlj
*42,837
171, p. 1253.
Tower, Inc., a subsidiary, has obtained a mortgage
$5,300,000 for 20 ye,ars from an insurance company
office building at 70 Pine Street, New York,
known as Sixty Wall Tower. A loan of $1,690,000 for 15
years has also been obtained from a savings bank on the
office building at 52 Wall Street and 51 Pine Street, New
York.—V. 171, p. 1355.
loan of
will
Payment
208
be
Collins & Aikman Corp.
made
(Excluding
La Salle
So.
9 Months Ended—
Total
income
596,265
Interest
just prepared an analysis on this corpora¬
tion, with emphasis on the various reorganization proposals as they
affect the investing public.-
& State inc.
Fed.
466,122
400,591
8,137
29,164
403;960
214.674
notes
on
568,144
$781,875 '$5,947,050
47,123
invent—
'
Nov. 29,"47 Nov. 30.'46
$1,176,987
pension
of
1
Subsidiary)
Nov. 27,'48
$839,783
Provision for
Write-down
has
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Canadian
Nov. 26,'49
Depreciation
States Electric Corp.—Analysis Issued—
exchanges,
the
on
1391.
of Chicago,
City
Central
its
276,986
railway
from
from
ry.
on
May 1, 1950, through
first mortgage bonds, 2r/«%
of
interest.
National Bank & Trust Co.
St.,-Chicago 90, 111.—V. 1.70, p. 2127.
at
regis¬
Cities Service Co.—Unit Secures Mortgage Loan—Sixty
underwriting
1971
granting
from
Wall
SEC
Central Indiana Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
There
order
$2,282,298
railway——
♦Deficit.—V.
March 28 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering
1,500 shares of
5%
cumulative non-convertible pre¬
ferred stock
(par $100) and 3,000 shares of class 3 non-voting com¬
mon
stock
(par $1)
to be issued at par, the proceeds to ret.re in¬
series
the
railway—
oper.
Net
corporation* on
operation
sirike
From Jan. 1—
428,200
2127.
No
an
to
Illinois Central RR. Co. for issuance of
in exchange therefor.—V. 146, p. 1545.
Net
1946
$6,351,111
1,126,723
-
Central Airlines, Inc., Ft. Worth, Tex.—Files With
debtedness.
of
by
Net
proiit
issuance
(consolidated
3"2%
Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.—Earnings
Gross
1948
1949
the
Stock Exchange
announced
New York
February—
Carpenter Steel Co.—Earnings—
Quarter Ended Dec. 31—
31
the
securities (plus cash)
?
/;
■
the
listing
date
that
en
'
1358.
p.
V'
March
on
and
mortgage)
gold bonds
due
June
15, 1951.
According to the application, only $180,000 of
the bonds remain
outstanding, the $227,000 balance outstanding on
Sept. 15, 1949, having been deposited in acceptance of an offer made
2^,000
new
SEC
application of
an
ft. plant in Sa,n Antonio, Texas, is scheduled for completion in May
will house The Federal Envelope Co. of Texas, a
subsidiary.—
;P;"
Net
Court Approves
taxes-
98,474
Crl20,OOC
249,000
133,000
2,187,000
t$302,239
Nil
20.843.050
24,788^927
22,779,794
47,681,116
43,622,844
15,890,264
15,787,174
18,488,113
27,393,851
31,893,942
25.134 731
4.557,682
4,557;682
4 557 682
16,750,000
lo,750^000
$261,369
$174,616
$3,330,295
the
The
Ridge into
stock of this company
if
asset
values
are
'participation
available
in
stockholders
States
the
at
of Central
security
the
States.
holders
effective
company
are
*
To
not
the
date
would
be
extent
satisfied
of
that
in
the
claims
stock
common
tEarns.
Central States Power & Lisrht
.,
■/.- K".'"
Central States Power & Light Corp. and Central States Utilities Corp.
dissolved in December. 1S49, and $69,336 remaining assets wtre
p.
Ic9§.
.
$13,989,856
tAfter
i-
$5.82
aggregated
the end of
year.—V.
tLoss.
earned
at Feb.
170,
28,
1*948,
1696.
p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
1949—3 Mos.—1948
1949—6~Mos.—1948
$16,886,664 $37,052,918 $44,650,190 $69,637,058
823.004
*3,270,597
*591,828
*5,696.257
1,145,355
1,136,343
1,145,355
1,136,343
Nil
$2.77
$0.31
$4.80
share
preferred dividends.—V.
Commerce Acceptance
Placed
Privately—The
Co.
171,
p.
190.
of Atehison, Kansas—Notes
has placed privately
$400,000 of 10-year 4V4% subordinated notes due 1960 at
par with the Guaranty
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
company
,
Omaha and the Bankers Life Insurance Co. of Nebraska.
"
This
issue
is
subordinated
to
the
finance
lines.,
Corn.—Dissolution, Etc.
were
170,
shares
com.
per
plant.
.•
"
Ogden Corp., in process of liquidation, states that idle cash is on
deposit for redemption of Central States 7% preferred stock, 5% de¬
bentures, 5J/2% bonds and 6% secured gold bor.d~.
transferred to Ogden Corp.—V.
revs
—
♦Profit,
of
the
of
oper.
No.
to
reorganized company they' will have an interest! in the order of their
priorities, in the contingent assets of the estate, which would be
segregated from the reorganized company.—V. 171, p. 946.
&
loss
a
company's
previous fiscal
Sales
plan.
accorded
compared with
Net
would. be
about
reorganized
as
company-s
$0.31
surplus
$0.46
sale of
the
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.
issued to debentureholders and 7%
preferred stockholders of Central States, and also to
minority stockholders of Blue Ridge.
The 6% preferred stockholders
of Central States vfould participate in the reorganized company only
company.
1948,
27,
Period End. Dec. 31—
single open-end investment
a
share.
$511,115 profit on
Nov.
of
$13,829,125
April 19, 1950, has been fixed as the date for submission
of an order of-approval of the trustees' amended plan.
The trustees' amended plan provides for the liquidation of American
Cities Power & Light Corp., a subsidiary, and the subsequent combina¬
.
I
♦Includes
As
proceeding.
tion of Central States and Blue
profit
Earned per com.
Butcher, trustees of this corporation,
reorganization proceedings in Richmond, Va., announced on March
31 that U. S. Judge Sterling Hutcheson filed a decision on March 30,
1950, approving the amended plan of reorganization proposed by the
trustees, subject to minor amendments recommended by the SEC, and
acquiesced in by the trustees.
Judge Hutcheson also disapproved the
other plans and proposed amendment* filed by various parties to. the
common
22,892,189
Trustees' Plan—
Carl. J. Austrian and Robert G.
in
No
43,284,115
13,750,000
1943
$2,643,460
644,465
From Jan. 1—
building in
\
:
1949
$2,625,890
income—
railway
from
Net
subsidiary,
a
new
Central
; Net earnings—
Other income
1950
776,950
railway
p.
from
Gross
borrowed $245,000 secured by iirst mortgage
Omaha, Neb.
The company's new 42,000 sq. ft. building in Sacramento. Calif, was
completed in January, 1950 and the new general office^ building in
their
$
17,286,943
Miscellaneous operations
General
Jt.
1946
15,883,954
Maint. of way, etc——
Maint. of equipment—.
42,57y
.
1947
293,248,589 287,148,260 250,893,574 218,550,608
38,203,597
38,273,299
40,322,874
45,380,645
4 283^654
4,312,952
4,175,758
4,173,769
8,210,065
7,345,784
7,309,759
7,103,863
19,306,189
539,933
269,251
$2,501,848
railway
oper.
171,
Net
Dreyfus & Co., members of the New York Stock Exchange and other
18,169,407
Transportation
Traffic
$
4,447,936
807,958
275,703
February—
1949 the Federal Envelope Co. of
reports that during
company
Nebraska,
on
$24,-
YEARS
5,147,8C4
720,290
179,101
1354.
171, p.
units,
earnings. 363,252,094 355,249,702
gross
Operating
1948
4,961,624
647,906
Chicago St. Louis & New Orleans RR.—Off List—
cars.
CALENDAR
from
ry.
Gross
1,648,453,823
1,713,565,416 1,709,010,491
principal
INCOME
4,128,100
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR.- -Earnings—
3,702,115
12,460,156
in recent years.
provision
35,462
income—
oper.
Net
Carpenter Paper Co.—Unit Secures Mtge.—Expansion
rail
to
122,976
railway
from
Net
—V.
324,478,772
13,188,540
insurance
Total
far
below an adequate level.
time, net earnings from
rail operations have been insufficient to provide any return to holders
of ordinary stock.
But for the unusually large income from other
sources
it would not have been possible for the
company to meet
As
132,753
From Jan. 1—
4,408,801
439,851,108
3,498,643
——
The
^previous year but net earnings, though
276,860
1042.
froi.-.
Gross
5,188,998
4,386,012
Unadjusted credits
Prem. on cap. and deb. stock.
surplus
Proiit and loss surplus—
Earns,
1419, 1420 and 1421.
1947
$2,129,629
426,691
27,600,000
404,871,524
investment..
for
Gross
opera¬
Gross
1948
$2,559,725
346,026
47,028
railway
p.
from
5,141,369
651,677
reserves
for
Reserve
tions for the calendar year 1949 are given in our issue of
April 6,
1949
$2,415,840
railway
171,
14,359,066
8,117,505
renewal res._
way &
Reserve
Common
re¬
1950
income—
oper.
102,037,000
Deferred liabilities
Net
Canadian Pacific Ry. — 69th Annual Report—The
marks of W. A. Mather, President, covering the
The bal¬
purposes.—
273,233
February—
*223,203
*129,475
corporate
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
137,256,921
3,974,440
Contingent reserve
1142.
p.
ry.
295,438.229
charges
current liabilities—
Depreciation
Net
from
from
from
Net
335,000.000
accounts payable
dividends
Unmatured
Other
*112,607
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
from
Gross
295,438,229
balances—--.
fixed
Accrued
*52,194
railway
railway
Net ry. oper. income—
from
general
$1,964,686
railway
oper.
335,000,000
137,256,921
-
———
traffic
Net
and
—
Gross. from
Net
ry.
295,438,229
79,373,000
vouchers
sq.
Pacific Lines in Vermont—Earnings—
for
From Jan. 1—
335,000,000
137,256,921
——
stock—
debenture
Audited
Omaha
Canadian
from
14,769,474
4%
V;i'-
1,186,738
Net
—V.
'V;
railway—
railway——
from
Gross
.1
used
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
February—
from railway
1,648,453,323
Ordinary stock
'
-V.,:'
be
LIABILITIES—
■
1947
$731,477
261,420
161,099
$551,196
railway—
will
proceeds
Gross
17,968,071
42,644,680
——
the company under claim for relief.
withheld by
the
169, p. 1448.
14,741,596
20,209,438
35.145,313
17,670,714
33,635,835
-
V.
238,296
3,(81,185
31,667,000
1,217,424
36,712,903
1,629,937
46,305,383
13,875,642
bale—
of
ance
Net
1948
arrangements have
loan of $300,000
27,600,000
80,438
2,787,245
•
receivable—
Land
1949
that
company
proceeds will be used to pay under protest approximately
interest, of excess profits taxes levied during"the war
plus
and
years
13,423,071
/ Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine—Earnings—
1950
reported
insurance
an
■4
Part of the
$150,000
34,645,823
17,850,000
bonds—
conductors'
for
with interest at 4%%.
tr. deposit.
on
made
been
March
in
President,
ad¬
and
—
Maint.
incidental home appliances."
proceeds from the sale of the 95,925 shares of stock
for the purchase of a 10-acre plant site ($40,000);
erection of new plant ($350,000); additional machinery and eouipment
($30,000); and additional working capital ($53,625).
Thus, the com¬
pany
"plans to erect its own manufacturing plant in the ^Toronto
(Canada) krea in 1950 and it is expected that it will be ready for
The
are
'
'
6,819,809
etc—
other
Total
1355.
p.
#
paid in adv._
accounts
Miscellaneous
and distributing in Canada
purchasing,
or
phonographs,
electric
in
organizd
was
assembling
manufacturing,
Cash
offered for
sale
for
Miscel.
978,391,565
on
Cherry Rivet Co.—Private Financing—W. B. Hubbard,
supplies
and
and
Agents'
March 20 filed a letter of notification w.th the
of common stock (par $1) to be offered
through Robert D. Bowers Co., Denver, Colo.
The
to be used to build an oil seed processing plant.—V. 171,
corporation
covering 170,000 shares
$1.50 per share,
54,545,107
Canada
of
SEC
107,956,776
securities
unadjusted debits
Dom.
of
204,108,946
fund
prem.
and
paymeDt
102.
59,418,471
discount
Unamort.
including
114,304,439
Unexpended equip,
Maintenance
auditions
property
171, p.
204,087,782
investments
and
for
purposes,
116,768,991
62,476,772
replacement
lands
The
$
proceeds are
iund investment*—_
Steamship
Unsold
With SEC—
1947
1,067,116,833 1,016.617,517
to settlers
vances
used
be
borrowings.—V.
206,806,978
collectible
Mortgages
to
are
corporate
Chemical Crops, Inc., Morrill, Neb.—Files With SEC—
31
at
payments
Insurance
other
(cost)—
controlled prop.,
to
Deferred
financing
and
$1,000,000 of outstanding bank
leased prop.
steamships-
Acquired securities
Miscellaneous
Brown
DEC.
1948
V-.v'' $ -if;'
S
Ry., rolling stk., inland steamv
ships, hotel, communication
and miscellaneous properties
Ocean
loss
Net
improvements
($2,-
income
1949 and $2,325,000 in 10W8).
1949
taxee—j
——
other
taxes on
the
Proceeds of
$26,036,653 $27,189,949 $24,788,927 $22,779,794
income.
COMPARATIVE
wm»«S
May
com¬
deducting provision
400,000 in
SEC
the
4,202,264
ASSETS—
1__
corporation on March 30 filed a registration statement with
covering $2,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series P, due
1, 1980.
The bonds are to be ofiered lor sale at competitive
bidding.
The
corporation also has filed
a
registration statement seeking
registration of 8,000 shares of preferred stock, $100 par value. The
method and terms of offering are to be disclosed by amendment.
-V':V:.' '.'7
.
3.800,347
Bridgeport Brass Co.—Earnings—
S"5f.SS3-~~
'
,
2,731,936
Corp.—Registers With
The
hotels &
other
♦Before
Light Corp. above.—V. 166, p. 368.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
7,463,516
4,027,041
2,277,589
miscellaneous—
a
(EST) on April 10, 1950.—V. 171, p.
to 12 Noon
VP
,
—
Net earnings irom
whole of an Issue of $18,000,000 first
scries B, due 1980 will be received at the office of
Pre ident, 12th floor, 182 Tremont St., Boston, Mass.,
as
3,7^670
steamship
coastal
munications.
purchase
the
ocean
irom
earns,
&
V
4,429,819
& misc._
lines
$9,183,882 $11,302,871
*
Boston Edison Co.—Bids
Bids
Net
1949
1950—2 mos.
1950- Month—1949
$3,954,251 $5,263,522
Period End. Feb. 28—
Net
inter¬
irom
States Power &
Central
$8,563,152
Central Vermont Public Service
est, txchg., separately
props.
Central States Utilities Corp.—Dissolved—
See
1946
1947
1948
$17,012,357 $19,80e,469 $14,547,415
——
Monday, April 10, 1950
YEARS
CALENDAR
FOR
1949
Dividends
oper.
*
INCOME
OTHER
RR.—Proposed Abandonment
& Che raw
Bennettsville
The
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1458)
.
Commercial
Credit Co.—96.6%
of
company's
■
Common
bank
credit
■•■■■■■/
Stock
Is¬
sued in Conversion of Preferred—Balance Sold—Kidder,
Peabody & Co. and The'Tirst Boston Corp., managers of
the underwriting group for Commercial Credit Co.'s call
of its 3.60%
preferred stock, par $100, announced on
11
Volume
April
171
THE
Number 4897
that
all
but
FINANCIAL
&
Detroit Harvester Co.—Earnings—
shares were converted into
expiration of the conversion
privilege on April 4, 1950. Of the 277,978 shares of com¬
mon stock reserved by Commercial Credit Co. to provide
5
5,430
stock prior to the
common
COMMERCIAL
Year End. Sept. 30—
Net
Net
after
Federal
*
1948
1949
sales—.
CHRONICLE
Erie RR.—To Issue
♦'
1947
The
1946
$30,741,039 $32,396,475 $21,713,103
charges
income
2,847,594
1,042,139
1,045,000
459,000
Cr758,000
$1,872,130
$1,802,594
$3.82
$583,139
$1.30
$15,929
$3.99
for
the conversion, 268,476 shares were so issued.
The
remaining 9,502 shares (representing 3.4% of the total
common shares reserved), which were purchased by the
underwriters, have been sold.—V. 171, p. 1259.
*
of
its
Continental Commercial Corp.
Year Ended sept. 30—
Total
Net
income
income
Common
—V.
$312,272
240,310
i
■
Continental
Gin
Inc.- -Conversion
Co.,
outstanding
ry.
1949
$141,628
$150,406
47,936
61,761
directors
The
the
4V2%
161.
Gross
v
;
.
Privilege
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
33.372
36,954
March
on
2
voted
cumulative preferred
extend
to
conversion
the
stock for five
privilege
railway—.
171,
280,344
231,700
326,792
57.649
income.._
90,713
41,556..
railway______
oper.
>
254,691
144,499
56,916
sales
profit
111,979
85,881
1949
and
1948
Year Ended Sept. 30—
s-iies
Net
income
Number
'
,
shares
1947
after
of
taxes
453,211
170.
656,293
650,000
;
sharcs________._
common
1948
1
650,000
1,362,000
$0.75
____
$1.09
divs.
$3,008,245
866,584
$2,350,744
1,008,762
745,606
SEC
186,626
217,688
164,687
Davis
paid——
Class
B
com.
divs.
Earned per
class A share
$2.52
class
$1.26
per
1940):
J.
'
'
*
O'Rourke
M.
Committee,
formed to represent holders of
April 28, 1950 (extended from
committee has lie en
3\\% -5%
bonds due
following
mortgage
B share——
1260.
$4.41
'
*
•
—v.
after
1948
1947
$1,625,814
4
1,946,668
$0.84
$1.09
—_
corporation
covering
ployees
at
March
on
($100
The
and
to
increase
of
The company
be used to
retire
capital.
operating
.
.
Manufacturing
Co.,
SpC
to
company
filed
29
letter
a
YYY YYYYYY.Y
Switch
of 4'/a %
sinking fund debentures due 1962,
Ohio Co. The proceeds are to retire outstanding
notes
and
the
balance
of
price for assets of MU
and
D.vision
Chase-Sliawmut
of
Crbft Brewing
■■
Co.
corporation
whole or
in
corporate
Gross
$69,226
33,348
purposes.—V.
from
Net
irom
Net
ry.
of
raw
shares
in
$1,000,000
shares—-
and molasses.
sugar
954,181
v $3.01
,____
"':f
from
ry.
dividends. tExfor contingencies of
Curtis Manufacturing
of capital
1948
1947
$810,124
$872,567
193,365
Earned
share.
per
165,
to
$1.67
$4.19
$4.51
__
.
891,732
941,308
749,498
62,766
171,
*22,209
125,413
60,328
*27,845
*101,643
28,636
March
on
filed
29
letter
a
notification
of
1047.
in
units
of
unit.
per
$100
The
The
debentures
of
the
of
name
proceeds
to
are
and
shares
ten
underwriter
off
pay
will
current
be
of
for
bids
merger
The shares
are
of
which
first
month
leading
a
with
net
The
shares
$545,638
$1.09
The
a
profit
for
during the entire year 1949, with
of $99,560, according to C. E. Wool-
Manager.—V.
the
addition
cooperation
dealer
wiring
■?>'/?
'
filed
with
the
Commission
in
abeyance pending consideration
recently obtained.
unnecessary
subsidiary company of
an
170,
p.
-
to
be
for
called
of
owner
to
200,000
of
program,
of
•
used
redemption
consummation
upon
of
the
2424.
p.
been
Co.,
Mines
ranges
in
■
"
and
and
to
of
100 shares
notes and 200,000
be issued in units of $100
stock for $100 per unit.
The proceeds will
(par
of
cents)
10
.to
underwriting involved.
No
(Reg.
U.
8. Patent
Elkhorn district
termination of a two-year operational
and Associated Mines Development
March 6 resumed operations at its
following
this
company
to
*33,366
7,419
*49,165
*23,784
*81,955
*26,164
*65,329
*47.596
*114,412
*24,504
*63,528
*44,069
*110,534
ry.
171,
holdings
the
group
,
bids, also for a 2Ya% coupon, were; Morgan Stanley &
Co., 101.563; Drexel & Co., 101.4739; Lehman Brothers, 101.4099; Harri¬
man Ripley & Co., 101.229;
Shields & Co. and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
(Jointly),
101.2079; Blyth & Co., Inc.
101.15; and Union Securities
Corp. and Equitable Securities Corp. (jointly), 100.96;
Regular redemption of the bonds may be made at prices ranging
other
1
from
Empire
bonds
these
to
shares
Office)
held.
William
increased during 1949 and now total about
capitalization Is 1,000,000 shares, of which
shares
outstanding.—V.
were
on
the proceeds from the sale
improvements, extensions and addi¬
tions to its utility plant or to reimburse its treasury in part for ex¬
penditures made lor such purposes. The company contemplates making
expenditures of approximately $93,500,000 during 1950, 1951 and 1952
lor the construction or acquisition of property.
r- 'r
tion
acquisition of
or
permanent
COMPANY—Is
engaged, within the State of Georgia, in the genera¬
of electric energy and its distribution and sale at
communities, as well as in rural areas; the sale at whole¬
sale of electric energy to 44 municipalities and 37
rural cooperative
associations; the transportation of passengers by trackless trolleys and
buses in Atlanta, and environs, and by buses in Rome, and the produc¬
tion and sale of steam for heating purposes in the main business dis¬
trict of Atlanta.
The territory served by the company ha?»an estimated
tion
and
retail In
purchase
585
in
of
excess
3,000.000
and
covers
estimated
an
shares
The
of
at
capital
the
proceeds
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
First
TO
EFFECT
3%%
3%%
series,
series,
series,
due
purchase
Property
ing
1952
stock
1,
1977—_
10.000,000
Dec.
due
2 Vn %
1,
1978——
12,000.000
15.000,000
April 1, 1980—;
obligations (matur¬
98,000
to
19691.
(without par value)
$5
preferred
cumul.:
1,000.009 shs.
500.000 shs.
433.869-shs.
5,000.000 shs.
3,750,000 shs.
preferred
in
(without par
to
and
in
principal
table
the
name
amounts
limited
bonds.
&
of
each
of
the
Bradford
C.
&
F.
Cassell
&
Carl
&
Co.,
M.
W.
E.
&
&
600.OOO
Thomas
250.000
1,250,000
Copeland
&
100.000
Kendall, Inc..-
Fauset, Steele & Co.
500,000
Brothers & Co
&
Co
,
.
Watkins, Morrow & Co..
Wheelock
Co._—
300,000
stock
late
are
of
for
,/"■
to
seven
be
offered
new
at
shares
working capital.
;V. Y.,'V.
par
for
200.000
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
Hirsch
600,000
F.
No
Definitive 3%%
($10 per
eight
Definitive
each
underwriting
at
the
New
exchange
Yantis
Trust
for outstanding
Co.,
Inc.
100.000
200,000
bonds, 3%*S series due 4J178. are available
100 Broadway, New York, N. Y., for
Co.,
temporary
bonds.—V. 171, p. 1357.
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 8, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Setbert,
twice a week [every Thursday
(general news and advertising Issue)
with a statistical issue
Dana
&
Bonds Ready—
first mortgage
York
100,000
150,000
Inc.
S.
300,000
Cummins,
&
Eruce
Co._____.____
150,000
Walter Stokes & Co.—
Heller,
&
Co.____
200,000
Wells & Co.T_
Co.._v
Patterson,
Stern
Hayden, Stone & Co.___ 1,250,000
100,000
Miller
100.000
Otis
250,000
,
C.
R.
Co
600.000
150,000
&
JIOTZ:
Dana
135
On
6.
Seibert,
La
Salle
account
the
fluctuations
in
the
rates
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
and
advertisements must
be
made In New
set
1^250,000
_
Martin & On.__
&
Hill
948.
p.
the
are
Rhoades
Co.
Milhous,
Mullaney,
150.000
Inc.
Cooley & Co.___________
&
underwritten
Loeb,
150 000
'
Securities Corp.
Clayton
and
underwriter
bonds
600,000
Co._
Inc
Co.,
principal
new
250.000
Co
Broome &
Stockton
Burr
&
400.000
1,250,000
Bear, Stearns & Co.__
C.
principal amount at any one
various conditions set forth
by
100,000
Co._-__
Whipple & Co.__
Bacon,
14,570 shs.
below:
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. $3,400,000
Atwill
*
:
aggregate
further
mortgage securing such
PURCHASERS—The
—
value)
$1,000,000,000
outstanding
the
*
—i_
stock
*Liinited
time
Outstanding
$101,271,000
Dec.
due
3%%
FINANCING
NEW
Authorized
bonds—
series, due March 1,
mortgage
Editor
and
Publisher;,
President; William D. RIggs, Business Manager.
Published
on
Monday].
Other
St., Chicago 3.
Ill
(Telephone State 0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London,
E. C„ England, c/o Edwards Sc Smith. - Copyright 1950 by William B. Dana Company. ■» Reentered
as
second-class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March
3, 1879.
Subscriptions In United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan?»
American Union,
$35.00 per year: In Dominion of Canada. $38.00 per year.
Other Countries. $42.00 per year.
v
William
offices:
of
area
approximately 49,700 square miles.
March 10 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
stockholders
B.
171,
Oil of Texas, Inc., Dallas, Tex.—Files With SEC
13,868
sharet
redemptions run from 102%% to 100%.
portion of the funds required for construc¬
to provide a
J. H. Hilsman & Co., Inc.
650,000
company
covering
100%. Special
to
105%%
PROCEEDS—The company proposes to use
Gregory & Son, Inc.__
\
were
Authorized
approximately
The
1261.
p.
series due 1980 at
The bonds were awarded
at competitive sale April 4 on its bid of
]
.-Y,. \
101.63999%.
J.
Muring Co.
involved.
Chronicle
Co.—Operations Resumed—Financing
Oregon.
acres.
*49,826
1,686
*13,606
respective
company on Feb. 20 filed
27) covering 40.000 shares of
1,400
$454,116
$421,924
$209,149
oper.
Common
develop mine properties.
Property
;<f
1950—2 Mos.—1949
1950- -Month—1949
$20(1,593
.102%% and accrued interest.
March 20 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
property
Sunshine
'
Financial
when Okla¬
Georgia Power Co.—Bonds Offered—Halsey, Stuart &
and associates on April 6 publicly offered $15,-
Mont.—Files
Dillon,
^
a
letter of notification -1 effective
capital stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered at 5o cents per share, the proceeds being used for resumption
of development and mining work at the Elkhorn silver-lead properties
and
for other
and
additional nominal
expense
as
may
be required
in
connection
with
properties under operational agreement with the
announced
at auction on March 6
City brewery was sold
income__
oper.
incomeapplic. to int._
ry.
Pfd.
stock
common
between
Feb.
electric
have
"> •'
„
merge
This
1697.
V
oper.
population
Co.,
proposes
company on
notes
Co.
allowance
Commercial
Co.,
Co.
The company on
policy applies to ranges and driers for
single homes, terrace-type multiple dwellings and apartment buildings
of not more than
two stories
and continues until Jan. 31, 1951,"
Mr. Compton said.
Mr. Compton estimates that in the forthcoming sales activity, about
80 customer offices will sell 10%
of the merchandise and 90% will be
sold bv dealers in the area, totaling about 1,200 in number.—V. 171,
1356-
eliminate
Edison
agreement
by Fred A. Compton; Vice-President and General Sales Manager.
The
began in late March to furnish the wiring on electj-ic ranges
and clothes driers without charge for the next 10 months.
new
will
Edison
sliver-lead
company
"Our
the
covering $200,000 of non-interest bearing production
net profit
General
plans
using,a
Gas
in
held
^
Detroit Edison Co.-—Adds Electric Ranges— '
years
Valley
...
gave interested
persons
proposal for the merger
Subsidiary of General
SEC
upon
Edison
first
was
being
action
Elkhorn Mining
$0.90
showed
Merchandising
the
3,
hearing
With SEC—
1948
$450,967
Oklahoma
from
rev.
forth
taxes
President and
Blackstone
by
its
sever
Inc.—Earnings—
Earnings per share
Each
April
a
Elkhorn-Beaverhead
1949
underwriting
No
'yf
The plant had been shut down since last fall
continue prohibition.—V. 169, p. 27ol.
$6
of
Year Ended Dec. 31V*
March
owned
shall
Eastern
f,..
Metropolitan
proposal
merger.—V. 148,
.1356,
p.
:
Co. Inc.
subscription by stockholders at the rate
Delta Air Lines,
after
that
by the Pennsylvania P. U. Commission,
Edison,
are
be
income
Net
Railway
of
all the outstanding common
Edison into itself and effect a
dissolution of Edison in exchange for the surrender
for "cancellation
of
all
the
latter's
issued
and
outstanding
capital
stock
and
the
assumption of all of Edison's duties, obligations and debt, including
particularly $305,000 of first mortgage 3Vu'/o bonds, due Feb. 1, 1966,
secured
by mortgage and deed of trust dated Feb.
1, 1941, given
by Glen Rock Electric Light & Power Co. (to which Edison is suc¬
cessor)
to the Marine
Midland Trust Co. of New York, as trustee,
stock
White^ Weld & Co., and Shields Co. (Jointly), a
compensation of 22 cents per share; Lehman Brothers, 24.8 cents;
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
26 cents; Blyth & Co., Inc., 28 cents;
Kidder, Pen body Co., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Beane (jointly),
171,
by
,
,
1260.
p.
request
into
1946,
merger
were:
cents.—V.
Ordered
Corp.
Metropolitan
share for each six shares held.
new
one
share.
Utilities
.The
December,
Metropolitan
headed by W. C. Langley & Co. and the Union
Securities Corp. won the award of the 232,520 shares of
common stock at competitive sale on April 5 on its offer
to underwrite at $21 per share, the offering for a com¬
Other
directed
properties
gas
171,
announced
to
10
The
Light Co.—Stock Issue Awarded—
per
the
company
at
A group
to be offered for
order
an
April
approval
■
pensation of 20 Vz cents
Associates—Dissolution
further
Co.—V.
and
ex¬
capital.
working
lor
j
Railway oper. revenue..
Seven
approved by the Commission,"
by
stock
supplied
and
debt
pansion.
Delaware Power &
Utilities
Public
with
and
debts
t*
1
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
*4,458
881,764
p.
Commission
this
of
covering $249,500 of 5-co-12 year 5 % debentures (face value
eachi and 24,950 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) to be
amendment.
p.
1,601
Edison Light & Power Co.—Proposed Merger—
In
corporation
offered
five
35,242
9,216
"terminate Its existence
and
distribute
its assets
to its
holders pursuant to a fair and equitable plan to be filed
Electric
681.
p.
SEC
man,
63,306
193,365
Dairy Dream Farms, Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
The
Net
13,470
*27,147
on April 5 announced a decision under the Holding Com¬
directing Eastern Utilities Associates, Boston holding com¬
Act
until
32.2
84,718
The SEC
&
with the
000,000 of first mortgage bonds 2%%
relationship with
1949
.i
shares.
With SEC—
notification
of
to
voted
'Deficit.—V.
/
pany
The
193,365
after taxes
income
letter
.
af 1947
1948
45,581
income—
Eastern
security
$323,317
Year Ended Nov. 30—
Number
'
Period End. Feb. 28—
$386,342
SEC—
Co.—Earnings—
filed a
28
■
$90,000.
Ry.—Earnings1949C
$462,915
railway-
pany,
treasury.
SAlso after provision
each year.—V. 170, p. 2583.
March
on
>.
•
The former
Net
$460,773
$494,209
railway—
oper.
with and
of
for other
and
$4.27
XAfter preferred
in
.•.■■■' •'
with
^
1950
railway—
'Deficit.—V.
4,098,604
2,772,476
912,300
_________
share
common
.
"*■,..
"!*'
(Peter) Fox Brewing Co.—Sells Oklahoma Brewery—
homa
statement
facilities
additional
p., 1260.
railway.
income
from
1948
1949
taxes.-.—.
common
per
♦Includes
cludes
$101
171,
oper,
Net
Subs.)—Earning!—
(&
Sept. 30—
profit after
tEarnings
$100
the cost of
part,
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic
78,928
V
3,000
cancel
to
'■*
for
$68,142,598 $66,463,643
tNumber
the
registration
a
company
used
be
■
Registers
From Jan. 1—
♦Sales
—V.
in
February—
1948
s
.
Cuban American Sugar Co.
Net
filed
31
P.
involved.
■
Corp.
Net
SNet
—
Exchange ^Commission—
March
on
$1,525,575
$1,524,359
$589,213
' 'r''
\
948.
*
1950—3 Mos.—1949
.1950—Month—1949
SEC
Gross
Year Ended
Laboratories, Inc.
Mont
and
covering 250,000 shares of class A common stock (10c par).
principal underwriters are Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Van Alstyne
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to
be supplied by amendment.
The company intends to. use the proceeds of the stock sale to pay,
1881.
P.
Du
No
1.9%—
Fishman Co., Inc.—March Sales Up
covering
Surplus
$151,028
profit after taxes.______;__
169,
letter of notification with the SEC
par ($100
machinery
underwriting involved.
The
'V-
1949
taxes__;
before
the
Noel
(Boston)—Earnings—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Profit
a
registration statement with the
Distributors are Paul H.
Boston.—V. 171, p. 103.
a
and The Crosby Corp.,
Forest Products, Inc., Attica, Ind.—Files
C.—Files-^
Corp.
'
—V.
the
offered by The
debentures
Net
with
notification
of
$250,000
covering
be
March
on
With
O.—Files
Columbus,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
B.)
iacil.tlcs.
With Securities
,
The
Crise
plant
expand
(Allen
short-term bank loans
$200,000
r
April 3 filed
on
involved.
shares of common stock (no par) and $30,000 of
4%% first mortgage bonds due I960, the stock to be sold at $10 per
share and
the bonds at, their principal
amount. , The proceeds will
1,000 shares of preferred stock to be offered at
share). The proceeds are to be used to buy additional
and
of the company.
through the officers
share)
per
t8
proceeds are
filed a letter of notification with the
preferred stock to be offered to em¬
24
shares
3,000
par
March 30 filed
Chicago,
Co.,
$600,484
The
")
covering
per
SEC
&
171,
SEC
Cortland, N. Y.—Files With
Crescent Corset Co., Inc.,
underwriting
No
$2,113,509
1,946,668
Dorchester Fabrics, Inc., Summerville, S.
The
working capital.
covering 400,000 shares of capital stock.
—V.
1949
1,946,688
$0.76
Fifth Ave,,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
,
stock
Sales
'
680.
p.
..
..
$2.81
$1,480,854
taxes
capital shares——
i7i,
..
.
March 31 filed a letter of notification with
shares of preferred stock (par $10) and 8,400
(par $1) to be offered., at par.
The proceeds
on
5,000
common
(M. H.)
Earnings per share—
(Chairman), E. G. Laubenhiemer, and Saul Freillich
New York 17, N. Y.—V. 170, p. 1493.
(Secretary), 551
interest
lower
$5.62
$2.21
<
Mines, Ltd.—Earnings—
profit
to
are
Fidelity Fund, Inc., Boston—Registers With SEC—
•
Year End. Dec. 31—
Net
Number
steps
is based on bond interest paid by the
1357.
p.
Period End. Mar. 31—
Court & Remsen Building Corp.—Protective
first
171,
The corporation on
980.
p.
Dome
The
'
paid—
Earned
171, p.
above
the
1,725,000
$1,321,315
A
—V.
that
states
Co.
companies and to lower rental costs to itself as part of
covering
of
for
are
810.000
Class
$9,740,695 $12,596,056
Earnings per share
—V.
1949
;
______________________
RR.
corporation
SEC
the
,
1
Net
Erie
to lessor
lessors.—V.
$39,791,340 $42,454,392 $42,221,501
2,131,315
3,712,744
4,733,245
royalties
alter charges
income
Net
*
$246,500 first mortgage
a
68,206
•
Inc.—Earnings—
Federal income tax
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.—Earnings—
bonds
mortgage
Evans-Vance, Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
Devoe & Ray n olds Co.,
Net
to issue
proposes
rent which the company now pays
1047.
p.
Net
1955.
to July 1,
years
The
costs
The
Ex-
1877.
p.
1947
•'
'•
Erie Ry. proposes to issue a $170,500 first mortgage
to the Erie RR., the proceeds to be used to retire
bond
bond to the Erie RR., the proceeds to be used to retire
$186,500 first mortgage 5%s due 1978, and $60,000 second mortgage 6s,
due 1979 both of which are redeemable at 107 V2.
56,325
30,516
19,522
,
Year Ended Nov. 30—
—V.
50-year 2%
$125,715
24.5)4
income
lessor com¬
both
$130,00 first mortgage 5s, due 1956, and $40,ouu second
due 1957 both of which are redeemable at 105.
Goshen & Deckertown Ry.
1948
Deckertown Ry.'co.,
&
50-year 2%
1950
oper.
and Goshen
Co.
Montgomery &
after
'
tended—
of
year-end,
at
in January, 1946.—V. 167, p. 2360.
$109,453
railway.
railway
From Jan. 1—
6,530
240,310
44,084
131,670
240,3101
1280.
p.
from
Net
(& Sabs.)—Earnings$458,580
from
Net
1947
outstanding
shares
of
Ry.
panies,
$0.04
Detroit & Mackinac Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
$788,775
,
.
—_
number
the
s
,
1948
taxes_i__
after
shares
163,
—
■
February—
556.
1949
__
tOn
'Loss.
the balance
company on March 16 announced that it will retire
funded debt of $183,000 on June 1, 1950.—V. 171, p.
...
share.—
allowance for two-lor-one stock split
Consolidated Cement Corp.—To Retire Debt—The
Erie
&
Not profit
tEarnings per
Bonds, Etc.—
company
to the Guaranty Trust
Co. of New York at 100 plus interest. The
proceeds will be used to purchase first mortgageu bonds of Montgomery
<'742,070
1,180,000
3
has applied to the SEC for authority to issue $417,000
consolidated mortgage bonds, series J
The bonds will be issued
first
$9,251,127
3.052.130
taxes—
(1459)
York funds.
4.
THE
(1460)
(BSC
h$SQ
company
covering
The
The
filed a registration statement with the
of
4%%'- cumulative preferred
stock,*/
shares
of
stock, $10
common
and
proposes to offer holders of the 20,000 shares of outcumulative first preferred stock, ($100 par), the.-privilege
exchanging each share of such preferred for one share of
4%%. preferred and 3% shares of the new-common stock,
%
iAn
the-.
in
engaged
wood
pulp papers, including
lithograph papers.
end
book,
bond,
,
YYY/./\
at
$25
unit.
per
The proceeds
four-engine helloplane prototype.
with
to
are
No underwriting
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co.—To Borrow—
the
The
"
-
used
be
company has received SEC authorization to borrow from time
to. time during the remainder of 1950 sums
aggregating not in. excess
of
$5,000,000
The
involved.
;;
The
There
sinking
authorized common stock was recently changed from 500,000*
$1. to 1,000,000 shares, par 66% cents, to affect a V/2split up of the outstanding shares.
series
-
•Warrants issued 'to former shareholders and subsequently acquired
by underwriters in 1946, at the time of a common stock offering, now
exchangeable for common stock, holders were told by H, L. Hoff¬
President,
April
on
5.
Each
Y
1149.
entitles
warrant
.
construction', purposes.
called for redemption on April 1, 1950, all of
20-year sinking fund debentures/series A, 3%C
series B, and 4%
sinking fund debentures,
l, .1966, at 103'%' and accrued interest. • 'Payment
the Royal, Bank of
Canada, in Montreal, Toronto,
John, Quebec', Ottawa; Hamilton, London,
Winnipeg or
holder to.buy
$4 per share;—
Vancouver, Canada.—V.
In
the
171, p. 849.
Stamping;
Loan, etc.—
&
YYYYY;':Y/-:/YY ,
Y ,//YY.:Y Y ■
'/Y
Home Loan & Investment Co., Grand Junction, Colo.—
Files With SEC—
.
report,
C.
tional
into
negotiating for
to
retire
Shares Publicly Offered—-
covering
BIyth & Co., Inc. on March 30 made a public offering of
59,494 shares of common stock at $28.75 per share, less
a concession of 60 cents.
Of the 178,535 shares recently
offered'for
This
corrects * item
171; p..
in
the
"Chronicle"
April
of
working
is
it
conuectlonWith the teceht
increased from
stockwas
capital
the
value-of
stock
issue
2-fdr-l
aggregated
to
750,000-shares.
$1,575,000 of
>*ftfr 848.
...
1261.
p.
to
that
H.
Mayne,
announced
April 5.
on
$yE:yYy
which
The par
$671,420
The 5,738
at
-
warrants
to
purchase
40,000 shares of common stock to
($1 per
chare*, the proceeds to be used to equip and develop mining properties
*#h Alaska. No underwriting involved.1
(W, T.)
1950—Month—1949
Sales
per
Charges that
,
$16,425,866 $16,496,003 $40,745,943 $41,743,731
upwards
wasteful
of this
The
of
April
3 filed a registration statement with the
BEC covering 118,935 shares of its $5 par common stock, which are
to be offered
to employees
from time to time under an Employees
•fifcock Purchase Plan to be voted on at the April 18 meeting of stock¬
company
holders.
All
on
officers
and
employees of
the
rbers of the.board who
to
full-time
not
are
participate if designated by
excluding memofficers, are eligible
company,
'
salaried
the committee to be appointed by the
lK)ard to administer the plan.
i The
purchase price
board
of
board
it>rlce,
directors,
has
if
authorized
subscribed
the closing
Proceeds
-funds
sale
of
the
of
determined
be
to
the
for
prior
to
stock
1,
June
price for the stock
the
from
not be less than
sale of stock in the
1950,
the
on
lower.
is
sales
under
to
time
$22
$27
per
New York Stock
*
,
by the
sharer. The
offering at a
initial
of
time
per
-
v
share
.
the
plan wilhbe added to general
available for "any corporate purpose."—V. 171,
company
'
.
*
L
- *
•
been
interest
several
by
:
who
could
year
be
specialists,
who
at
Says En¬
1950,
"A
check
and
which
waste
the company in excess
costing
survey
loss
of
the
at
was
$300,000
Hales
—V.
—$8,356,460
171,
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$6,926,065 $17,188,982 $16,512,008
1048.
p.
called
from
1950
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway—.
railway-—
oper.
1949
1948
time
of
income—
annually."—V.
July
dross
Net
Net
from
railwayfrom railway
ry.
oper.
income.
♦Deficit.—V.
25,297,857
27,935,071
24,634,197
*967,826
3,728,895
by
*4,185,565
191,913
the
of
stock
is
605,771
Idaho Power
company
to
April
filed
3
registration
a
Period End. Mar. 31—
fifties
—V.
1950—Month—1949
$6,972,083
,
171* p.
1950—2 Mos.—1949
$6,793,166 $12,605,836 $12,575,712
1048.
purchase
Net
(The)
Grolier Society,
Inc.—Debentures
Placed
Pri¬
vately—Schroder Rockefeller & Co. Inc. has placed pri¬
vately with an institution an issue of $3,000,000 4%
subordinated debentures due March 1, 1960, it was an¬
nounced on April 5.—V. 166, p. 1788/
Hastings Manufacturing Co.—Common Stock Offered—
F. Eberstadt & Co. Inc. and
Watling, Lerchen & Co. on
April 6 publicly offered 177,991 shares of common stock
(par $2) at $6 per share. These shares constitute ap¬
proximately 17% of the common shares already out¬
standing and are being sold by a group of stockholders.
The
offering
COMPANY—Is
was
oversubscribed.
leading
a
manufacturer of automotive piston rings
distributed nationally for .sale in the replacement field under its trade
•lames/including the well established "Hastings'' and "Hastings SteelVent" names,
A wholly-owned
subsidiary manufactures and distributes
nationally
"Casite," an automotive oil additive; used principally to
formation of sludge and to remove carbon deposits;
a
com¬
panion product, "drout," is an automotive gasoline additive used
prin¬
cipally to prevent freezing in the fuel system.
A Canadian
to
subsidiary
rings, Casite and drout in Canada.
V-Y/Y
In 1947 the company introduced a line of
premium-priced automo¬
tive spark plugs, also for sale in the
replacement field under the "Hast¬
ings" name.
Introductory and promotional expenses have resulted in
operating losses on this new line up to the present time.
/
.
.
.
The principal manufacturing plants of the
company and of The Casite
«Corp. and their executive offices are iocated in
Hastings, Mich., and
occupy approximately 142,500 sq. ft. of floor space. The Clover
Foundry
•Company, a wholly-owned subsidiary, operates a gray iron foundrv oc¬
cupying approximately 26,000 ft. of floor space in
Muskegon, Mich.'
The plant of the Canadian
subsidiary is at Toronto, Ontario and con¬
tains approximately 8,600 sq. ft, of floor
space.
All plants are owned
In fee.
Consolidated
United States
to
$5,243,006
current
assets
Government
and
current liabilities
were
of
at
Dec.
securities
equal
31.
1949.
including
aggregating $1,357,365
to
approximately 3.9
$1,327,889.—V. 171, p. 1261
/
times
cash
securities
of
at
company's
The
from
has
and
$1,948,000,
will
transmission
option
an
be
and
funds
are
expected
through
the
bank
issue
171,
the
stock
dividends.
new
($50
Of
and
preferred
holders
to
cumulative
intends to redeem
be
to
loans
debt'
of
The
time
on
new
at
or
after
stock
is
redemption
before
April
redeemable
March
1,
1960,
31,
and
term
for
4.70%
bank
1955,
be
option
$51.50
income
per
share
with
for
or
other
lunds,
cumulative preferred stock,
will
on
if
for
its
transmission
if
ar
distribution
on
the
payment
up
it
to
10
a.m.
Room 1567,
(-CST*
of $10,000,000
first
on.
April
mortgage
231
12
So.
La
receive
bonds
due
Salle
systems
bids
St.,
for
retire
to
Chicago,
the
1980.—V.
480,000
$2.01
$1.52
1950—Month—1949
I
1950—2 Mos.—1949
$999,184
$2,468,266
$2,088,986
297,783
173.622
652,542
394,227
215,557
122,365
473.026
279,090
187,921
91,990
417,755
from
revs.____
ry.
income
lfr,
218,311
^
849.
p.
4
v
;
Salt
Co.—Secondary
-
.......
Distribution—The
(no par) at $58
to dealers of
75
cents
share, with
per
share.—V. 170,
per
a
con¬
p.
180.
1950—Moiuh—*J949
S4,827.060
*Last year's figures
closed
in
December
In
from
1C43.
Power
&
is
company
to
purchasing
also
are
the unexchanged
purchasing for immedi¬
85,372 shares of common stock. The company at.
expiration of the exchange offer will call for re¬
demption, at 102 V2 and accrued dividends, all of its old'
preferred stock that has not been exchanged.
*
COMPANY—Is
an
area
the
to
for
revenues
83%
be
of
1949
gas,
July
of
shares
the
the
nation's
amounted
from
to
the
sale
steam
and
hot
is
intention
the
22,/2
cents
per
$10,905,157.
of
the
49,290
preferred
shares
stock,-
of
of
Iowa,
Iowa
which
and
serving
corn
Total
area.
of
electricity
the
on
are
B
board
the
*;
belt,
operating
approximately
the
new
of
balance
directors
common
to
from
stock,
declare Y
payable
:
being
preferred
series
in
central
water.
share
stocks
the
of
farming
Y
new
business
electric
heart
richest
1950.
1.
of
in
through
the
derived
was
sale
dividend
a
on
engaged
extending
considered
retiring
1261.
Light
addition
PURPOSE—The
will
171, p.
v -
$8,338,352
leased departments
its
DIVIDEND—It
111.,
S3,271,978
oi
Co.—Exchange Offer
offering to the holders
outstanding $100 par value preferred 'stock the
right to exchange such shares for 108,834 shares of new.
4.80% cumulative preferred stock of $50 par value and
839,628 shares of new common stock. The exchange offer,
the
pur¬
1949.—V.
Electric
Iowa
1950—2 Mos.—"1949
$4,723,008
adjusted to eliminate sales
the
theJ*
meet
purchase
171, p.
;■?
ate sale
of
expenditures
to
To Receive Bids for First
Mortgage Bond Issue—
at
$913,783
600.000
shares, the underwriters
or
chase, transmission, distribution and sale of electric energv and in the
purchase, distribution and sale of natural gas in the State of Illinois.
company
68,038
682,953
April 12, 1950, is being underwritten by The First Boston Corp. and G. H. Walker & Co. and'
any¬
COMPANY—Incorporated in 1923. is engaged in the production,
The
2.375,313
$1,664,774
$1,203,269
-
oper.
growth of load.
and
2,078,907
$2,020,932
_
which will terminate
redeemed
redeemed
used
t
2025.
p.
rev.
of
either
and
$4,040,087
148,663
Underwritten—The
through exchange or redemp¬
The company
is carrying out a major construction
program
designed to increase its effective generating capacity from the nresent
level of about 298,000 kilowatts to
525.000 kilowatts during 1953 and
increase
$4,099,839
664.000
Period End. Mar. 31—
tion.
to
1943
$81,168
3,958,919
Interstate Department Stores, Inc.—Mar. Sales
Up 2.2%
cu¬
.it
comoany
share
be
1949
3,850,947
$1,181,630
equity-
stock
financing construction
remainder
ACCOUNT
;
associates.
the
per
start
oper.
from
dividends.
made
The
of
$52.50
which
obtained
and
exchanged.
the
used,
loans
construction.
new
to
plus accrued
PROCEEDS—Will
short
at
prices ranging from
INCOME
._
Sales
preferred
-
has been reduced
1960
taxes_i_„.
cession
shares of outstanding 4.70%
any
remaining
payments,
1,
deductions
of common stock
basis, plus a cash payment of $2.14 per
by the company to shareholders.
The company
mulative preferred stock not
fund
Julv
on
estimated
$51 per share, plus accrued
offering, 200,000 shares of the
subject to proposal of exchange to
4.70%
sinking
.
facilities.
is
share for share
share
the
First Boston Corp. completed after the close of the mar¬
ket on April 5 a secondary distribution of 5,000 shares
pur¬
total
are
the
of
the
payment
expenses
International
par)-at
the
in
.
,
Illinois Power Co.—Preferred Stock
Offered—Merrill;
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and associates on April 6
publicly offered 300,000 shares of 4.08% "cumulative pre¬
ferred
purchase
Of the $8,000,000 principal
royaltieSi—
sales
170,
—V.
1358.
p.
to
placed in 1948, and the remain¬
before July 1, 1949.
or
made
additions
for
program
interim
thereof.—V;
used
distribution
construction
short-term
financing
combinations
stock
1950
additional
source#
future
and
the
with
Inc. avail, for fxd. chgs.
with
shares.
production,
the
internal
additional
amounted
consolidated
of
$8,173,500.
from
shares
estimated
company's
cost
at
•ptevent
ti&ndies sales of piston
proceeds,
the
The
10,GOO
10,000 additional
to
up
registration statement
a
Net
statement
agreed
to
-
was
Period End. Feb. 28—
covering 20,000 shares of its 4% pieferred stock ($100 pari.
Wagener & Daly Corp. of Ecise is named as the underwriter.
The
stock is to be offered to the public at
$100 per share, with a $2.25
per share commission t,o the underwriter.
The underwriter has
chase
par
'
International Rys. of Central
America—Earnings—
16,
171,
SEC
(H. L.) Green Co., Inc.—March Sales 2.6% Higher-
the
effective
assent
April
necessary.—V.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
on
per
•Yv'Y:" '
income
Railway
The
filed
23
commitment
but the final
and
of
Net
Net
171, p. 949.
share.
$10
1
Earnings per share
752.
p.
change
to
$500,000.
Income
(Phila.)—Voting Trust Agree¬
majority
proposal to
par
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
March
on
is
1953,
Federal income
3,164,872
*5,076,328
_
23,670,280
*1,722,511
.
of
no
Gyosr profit
The holders of voting trust certificates have been
requested
extension of voting trust agreement for five years from
approval
.
^company's annual report, stated: "A
company's cash position and a projection
requirements indicated it would not
the
change
1,
—V.
The
No
171,
ment—
to
Y
be
underwriting
to
$248,892
redemption 011 May 1, 1950, $30,000 of
debentures series C,
due May
1, 7963,
at
100 and interest.
Payment will be made at the American Trust Co., San Francisco, Calif.
171, p. 193.
1950.
From Jan. 1—
in
Innes,
are
cash
ing $3,750,000
Y'No
Rentals
our
for
Huntington Hall Corp.
approved a
from
2307.
p.
COMPARATIVE
4 VY/Y
1947
Inne6
of
par)
the
Dividends
$12,654,519 $12,206,309 $13,223,287 $11,813,373
224.330
13 656,762
1,669,522
1,464,257
*1,584,441
*2,346,546
28,500
294,731
_
28
stock
156,
amount, $4,250,000
Hunt Foods, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
been
working'capital."
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
February—
in
and
Total
have
for
$500,000 has been cancelled."
—V.
dross
20
pany,
v
193.
There
Feb.
on
common
1950.—V.
its future
Cost
1950—Month—1949
(no
be necessary to borrow the remaining
$500,000, under its
$8,500,000 Debenture Purchase Agreement with Equitable
Life Assurance Society of the United States. The latter '
has purchased $8,000,000 3% debentures from the com¬
annual
engineers
continued
William
to
stock
International Cigar Machinery Corp.—Places Addition¬
Debentures Privately-rD. H. Haynes, President, on
of
of the findings
we
presented,
however, show poor
inadequate controls ar.d antiquated methods.
Also we
tangible evidence of corrective measures being instituted
this
and
issued
capital
o| the first 12,500 shares
>
»
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—March Sales Up 20.6%
Period End. Mar. 31—
1.
summary
no
sale
be
to
common
the
1
management,
to
the
of
review of the
follows:
as
,
the
al
their
reported
shares
of
indebtedness
pay
March
the
meeting.
covering 3,657 single-payment plan investment units, series U, at
$1,000 each, and 5,286 accumulative,- plan investment units, series E,
at $1,200 each.
The proceeds are for investment.—V. 170, p. 1295.
by the elimination of
hurled at the management
and other directors at
asked'
were
annual
SEC
suppressed, were
April 3 by Joseph J. Cummins, former Chairman;
heading a stockholders' committee to oust Morris
is
12,500
shares
Insurance Securities,
saved
was
and
600
proceeds from
The corporation on
and
business analysts of the • May *
findings to Mr. Cohon, President of the
railroad}
Mr.
Cohon
rejected the report and instructed the May
company to discontinue its work.
The May company advised Mr. Joseph J. Cummins on March
24. /
p.
'
•
practices
railroad oh
per
the
at
borrowed.
meeting April 12.
In
a
statement mailed to all stockholders,
which was signed by
Mr. Cummins,
along with Robert H. Bailey and David S. Fischman,
the Committee said that in December, 1949, the George S.
May Co.,
a
well known
business engineering firm, was retained to make
an
analytical survey of the H. & M. operations.
The survey was made
found
1048..
....
5-year period with
a
shares
on
stockholders
value
March
independent engineering report which showed that
an
$300,000
Cohon, President,
or -
Exchange
<
of
the board
group,
may
whichever
1950,
April,
<tn
Is
but
over
totaling $500,000 had
of
Insley Mfg. Corp.—Change in Par Value—
gineers Report Was Suppressed-—
1950—3 Mos.—1949
Registers With SEC—
'
Amounts
/Hudson & Manhattan RR.—Cummins Group
Grant Co.—March Sales 0.43% Lower—
Period End. Mar. 31—
borrowings up to $1,000,000
annum.
for
to
The
-
of $42,000 only out of
earnings accumulative subsequent to
31, 1949.
December, 1949 the entire principal due on the RFC loan obtained
1949 was repaid and agreement canceled.
This agreement provided
4%
be offered at par
number
/
at prices
Mr. Payne-
such loan,"
stockholders
March 31. filed a letter of notification with the12,500 shares of common stock (par $1), to be offered'
:: involved.
for
with the SEC
The company on March 21 filed a letter of notification
covering
shares
share,
per
The
used
/;
In
in
Y
com-
1598.
covering
Inc.
Dec.
Gold Strip Alines, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files With SEC
the
com/mon stock
might accompany
for'this purpose the
the- authorized
p.
company
$4
excess
-
provide
exchange
ing through Dec. 30; 1954. Under the terms of the loan- the company
is, to maintain working capital of $1,000,000 and may pay ^dividends in
was
that
Innes Shoe Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC—'
The
SEC
The, company on Jan. 9 borrowed $500,000 from the First National
- Bank of Chicago evidenced by 3Vt'/c
unsecured notes, payable in annual installments of $100,000
■
commencing Dec. 20, 1950, and continu¬
$5 par
To
170,
stated
,
■
subscribed for 71,245 shares '(92%%')
was
President,
long-term loan which, if consummated, will
outstanding indebtedness/and provide addi¬
"Although no agreements/have been entered
market
present
increase
—V.
Co.— Plans
a
capital.
possible
the
said.
value.
par
involved.
Co.—92V2% of Stock Subscribed for—The
preferred stock, it
capital surplus and $903,580 to" earned surplus.—V. 171,
'Charged-to
offered
Hubinger Co.—Bank Loan Pays RFC—
split, the- authorized
400,000
be
shares not subscribed were taken up by a group of un¬
derwriters headed by Union Securities Corp.—V. 171,
Gl©be*TJnion Inc.—Stock. Increase, Etc.—
'In
at
to
No underwriting
of the offering of 76,983 new shares of 4V2% convertible
//
V
notes
above
with the SEC
working capital.
stockholders have
3.— '
1358/:■'•/'Y/Y/"
letter of notification
a
debenture
4%
of
Howe Sound
by
published
"
$100,000
The proceeds are for
stockholders'at the same
.'■price; 105,126' shares were subscribed for and' 13,915
shares were disposed of by the underwriters through
sales of stock acquired by exercise of rights during the
standby periodrr-from March 15 to March 29/
subscription
The company on March 20 filed
YYYY:'-'''Y"
.
present
*
Co.—Unsubscribed
Glidden
'
<
Manufacturing;
;
annual
pany is
be used
•
at
Saint
,
//vY"
949. "
Nov.
made
be
Industrial
the
at
for
debentures,
due
C,
will
Halifax,
171, p.
recently
fund
shares, par
■
were
the outstanding 3%%
for-1
man,
used
would
Trust
Industrial Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—Debentures Called—
'
stockholders.
Irving
p.
April 3
on
be
to
be made in the amounts of $1,500,000 each
Co. and Guaranty Trust Co, of New
York, and
$1,000,000 each from' Bankers Trust Co. and Mellon
National Eank
& Trust Co. .(the latter of Pittsburgh).—V.
171,
common
Co.
and
borrowings
from
Corp.—^Common Stock Offered—Wil¬
1% shares of common stock (par value 66% cents*
"
•
share
common
a
Davis &
V.
mimeograph; tablet
writing,
Monday, - April 10.--1950
are
manufacture and sale of chemical
the
letter of notification
a
stock (par 66%
cents) at $18.50 per share, the proceeds going to selling
proceeds of the sale of preferred and common stock to the
underwriters
will
be
applied to the redemption of shares of the
6% preferred not tendered in exchange for the new securities.
is
filed
publicly, offered 50,000 shares of
Cash
company
one
Hoffman Radio
.
The
March 22
liam R. Staats Co. and Paul H.
underwriting/ group
headed by Union ^SecuritiesCorp. - and fft'.
»f5troud & Co., Inc., have agreed to purchase, at $50 and $13 per
ehare, respectively, any of the preferred and common shares not j
taken
up
under the terms of the exchange offer.
The price and
other terms upon which- the shares so acquired; will be reoffered *
the underwriters will be determined on or about May 1, 1950.
As
compensation for the underwriting commitments,
the company /
ifrias agreed to pay to the underwriters for their pro rata account?
<$32,500 plus $1.00 per share for each preferred share and 30 cents
-for each common share not taken up under the exchange offer.
|
corporation on
build
to
<ww
•
CHRONICLE
SEC covering 9,000 shares of preferred stock ipar $20* and 9,000 shares
of common stock <par $1) to be-sold in units of one preferred share
par.
company
•ttanding 5%
of
20,000
31
70.000 shares
and
par,
March
on
FINANCIAL
Sc
Helio Aircraft Corp,, Norwood, Mass.—Files With SEC
(P. H.) Glatfelter Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
COMMERCIAL
issued
stock,
for
series
A
the
7%.
purpose
the
-
of
15,605
6'/2%. ana the 43,939 shares of
preferred stock, series C
6%,
presently outstanding.
All shares of
new stocks not issued pursuant to the
exchange offer including 85,372
Volume
"
Number 4397
171
THE
COMMERCIAL
'
■,
.
shares
new
The
•-
/•;
-
common
the
to
-•'
-
,,
of
pursuant
•••
;'
■.
i:
1
*
-
sold
be
to
are
purchase
the
to
;
1
for
underwriters
cash
at
$102.50
unpaid
to
treasury
the
old
to
plus
July
equivalent
amount
an
1950.
1,
Any
accrued
to
proceeds
excess
and
$1,173,365
writers
of
expenses
reimbursement
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
and
$260,000
the
to
dealer
EFFECT
commissions
managers.
TO
to
PRESENT
under¬
'
--
'
-
FINANCING
First
,
Mortgage
the
Outstanding
to
are
begins operation
agreed
purchase
to
shares
the
from
additional
of
suant
underwriters
new
which
have
respective
the
company
common
below
named
not
are
being
offered
Common Shares
First
H.
Boston
Walker
&
&
Blyth
Lynch,
Smith,
Barney
14,322
&
*
!
Co
C.
S.
Moseley
Alex.
W.
Brown
E.
&
&
&
Bacon.
been
Blunt
Ellis
Co.,
D.
Pacific
Co.
&
California—
of
&
Co
EFFECT
TO
Pierce
Re:n'r.oIdt
&
Smith.
Boenning
M.
811
Lyons &
Wheelock
Barrett
Co.__
&
&
Cummins,
"'999,145
the
treasury
The SEC
forth:
Metropolitan
St.
Louis
Inc
Profit
irom
Otner
300,000
White, Weld & Co._____
of
Co.
300,000
''7/77.''
stock
Sold—The
V'
subscribed
not
for
shares
433,026
the
by
were
1359.
p.
Profit before
income
.95
Provision
Federal
sales
Class B
L.
470
for
income
Crabbe
Figge-Vavra
&
Kosek
Co
&
1948
$1,295,174
740,305
282,000
11,000
taxes
Earnings
per
.55
—V.
p.
.25
213
Co
Net
10,040
337,000
$0.06
___
outstanding
$1.34
share
common
.25
Gross
from'
Net
ry.
$3,331,024
37,062
*541,785
*1,297,747
1947
$3,241,493
12,107
"761,257
1948
$3,511,213
"199,804
*655,599
railway
"1,035,181
income
oper.
$302,779
$358,342
divs.
inc.
10,654
44,080
30,846
72.702
73,130
110,788
133,512
$114,987
$140,001
57,632
63,395
63,395
additional
provision
in 1946.—V.
$24,841
for
genexal
169,
63,395
,
contingencies
907.
p.
$40,000
of
\
(
1950—Month—1949
$9,046,700
171,
$187,883
and
,
and
1947
6,101
7,910
14,862
tax_
paid
"Includes
in
8,634
12.44G
charges
-
$113,306
Fed.
declared
1.7%
Higher
1950—2 Mos.—1949
$8,895,900 $15,983,100 $15,986,200
1049.
p.
Mercy Hospital (The Benton Harbor Hospital Associa¬
tion), Benton Harbor, Mich.—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler
&
Co.,
on
and
April 4 publicly offered $250,000 3V2%,
first mortgage serial and sinking fund
bonds, dated Jan. 1, 1950, due serially, at 101 and accrued
3%%
4%
1,
.
bonds
valued
1949
$3,325.,544
1950
railwav
from
3,000
$207,495
interest.
1397.
February—
1149.
1946
$355,342
18,417
$201,841
profit
Cash
The
Net
171, p.
$4^,305
$28,287
6,579
Long Island RR.—Earnings-
.25
213
170,
1947
$284,362
4,696
depreciation-
for
—V.
337,000
dividends paid—
shares
1948
$202,799
9^3
other
and
Prov.
.55
213
__
.55
470
Co..
&
(class A)
common
1949
Period End. Mar. 31—
1949
taxes—
profit
470
,
■
r
■
$200,869
opevations-
Sales
$1,961,712
39,287
—
—
Common
.50
—_____
"
Mercantile Stores Co., Inc.—March Sales
Year Ended Nov. 30—
Net
Co
Telephone Co., Ltd.—To Issue
provide clearly for complete release of Standard
170, p. 1804.
income
for
Prov.
„
Lonergan Manufacturing Co.—Earnings-
.55
&
at
1951
secured
are
$1,798,570,
to Jan.
to
Jan.
1,
to
Jan.
1,
and
by
are
first
a
due
I960,, bearing 3%%,
1965, bearing 4%.
and
mortgage
lollows:
as
1955, bearing 3%%;
l,
$64,000
loan
$33,000
property
July
on
due
from
due from July 1,
$153,000 due
from July
1955
1,
1960
'
•
Jefferson (la.)
The company
Telephone Co.—Files With SEC—
on March 22 filed
covering $131,000 of series D
underwritten
be
to
are
be
by Wachob-Bender Corp., Omaha, Neb.
used
corporate
retire
to
series
A
From Jan. 1—
Gross
letter of notification with the SEC
first mortgage bonds, due 1970. to
a
and
C
series
The
bonds
and
from
Net
from
Net
proceeds
for
ry.
6,990,589
150,822
7,202,335
"1,012,164
"1,291,052
"2,521,511
railway
income
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
other
7.. 7
•'
railway
7
..
^
\r
6,510,616
,
27,568
.
"1,555,325
v;-v
-iv
,
vv-'-v
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—Earnings—
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—February Sales Increased 8.7%—
Retail
—V.
sales
171,
1950—4 Wks.—1949
Period End. Jan. 31—
Total
-1950—8 Wks.—1949
^
Prov.
p. 849.
3%, due June 15, 1975.
The First Boston Corp. acted
agent in negotiating the loan.
The
will
With
has
on
used
to
April
aid
company
be
provement
—V.
a
171,
Operating
Profit
Provision
5
announced
that proceeds
the new issue
of
company In completing its postwar plant im¬
which to date has cost more than $147,000,000.
Net
Common
shares
per
$33,000
168,
———
of
outstanding debentures and
Ujg0-—Month—1949
outstanding
for construc¬
pay
* $
Sales
average
number
25,
1950,
171,
p.
of
stores
2,162
was
resolutions to be presented at the annual
meeting on April 26 by Luigi Criscuolo,
"That
6:
'
$
pany
72;
$
-
190,414,562
operation
four
compared
to
during
the
2,306
ha
same
of
stock
as
high
from
weeks
for
period
for
Sales
—V.
$9,222,402
—r
17i,
1950—Month—1949
p.
-
7
bids
Boston
Corp.
for the Metropolitan Edison bonds as 2%s were:
101.269; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., 101.155;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., 100.866; Kidder, Peabody
Co., 100.758; and White, Weld & Co., 100.723.
Regular redemptions may be made at prices ranging from. 104.644%
to 100%.
Special redemptions run from 101.644% to 100%.
&
1G1.0357;
Co.,
open
to
large
because of the
measure
as
and
.
those
the
in
to
the
period
The
the
1941.
year
stockholders
1936.
to
from
who
the
when
said
losses
allowable.
established
Said
company
committee shall
incurred
the
There shall be excluded
purchased stock ostensibly
by
shall
committee
iuture
annual
was
secure
stockholders
in difficulty,
documentary
the
in
recommend
earnings of the
period
that
a
company,
expenses of operation
market
1938
ish
shall
be
made
to
the
said
stockholders in
when said
mentioned.:
stockholders sold
There
shall
be
the
same
in
the
period 1932
excluded from this
losses
for
income
tax
but who repurchased and who still
stock, as they have been benefited by the recent opera¬
tions of the company.
This provision is advocated on the theory that
honest persons
who go into bankruptcy have often paid alf of the
claims against them, even though
they had no legal obligation to do so,
(Thomas J.) Lipton, Inc.—Preferred Stock Called—
.
higher in
provision those
stockholders who held stock in the period mentioned in order to estab-
have
sold their stock in
in
the
purposes,
said
because they had a conscience."
Sales
.
—_____
1950—Month—1949
$7,373,705
The company operated 202 stores in
last year.—V.. 171, p. 1049.
in March
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$7,319,506 $19,354,642 $19,501,936
March, 1950,
as
- -
compared to 201
■ -«•
with
deposited
additions
against
Stock Offered—A group headed by HarriRipley & Co., Inc., and Union Securities Corp. also
on
April 6 publicly offered 30,000 shares of $100 par
value cumulative preferred stock, 3.85% series, at $102
Preferred
man
share and accrued dividends. The group won award
competitive sale, on April 4 on its bid of
of the stock at
$100.36 per share.
Drexel
with
&
a
Co.
Kidder,
The
Jan.
&
bid
Co.
100.22
$3.90 dividend were:
for
a
$3.85" dividend.
Smith,
Barney & Co.
Bids
for
the
stock
and Goldman Sachs
(Jointly) 101.270; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., 100.809; and
Peabody & Co., 100.031.
prefeired stock may be redeemed at $105 per share
before
1, 1953 and at $104 per
share thereafter.
the
proceeds from the sale of the new pre¬
capital contribution from General Public
Utilities Corp., $1,600,000 will be utilized to provide for the reim¬
bursement of the company's working capital used by the company dur¬
ing the 11 months ended Nov. 30, 1949 for construction purposes. The
balance of such proceeds will
be utilized as special fund to be ap- +
PROCEEDS—Out
ferred
stock,
and
of
a
cash
plied to the purchase or construction, subsequent to Nov, 30, 1949, of
facilites and the
betterment
of exiscing
facilities, or to . the '*
new
of bank loans incurred or to be incurred
subsequent to Nov. 30, 1949 for such purpose.
payment
by the
company
public uitility operating wholly within the Com¬
monwealth of Pennsylvania, and is engaged principally in the business
of generating, purchasing, transmitting, distributing, and selling elec¬
tric energy. The company renders electric service in all or portion of
four cities, 61 boroughs and 130 townships located in the counties of
Adams,
Berks,
Buck§5» Chester,
Cumberland,
Dauphin, Lancaster,
Lebanon, Lehigh, Monroe, Montgomery, Northampton, Pike and York.
It also produces and sells steam
for heating to approximately 175
customers in a portion of the City of Easton.
Territory served by the
company comprises an area of approximately 2,646 square miles with
a
population of approximately 475,000 based on the 1940 census.
COMPANY—Is
a
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
First
EFFECT TO
2%%
series,
due Nov.
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
mortgage bonds:
1, 1974______
3%
series, due Sept, 1,
3"%
Outstanding
$24,500,000
4,500.000
3,500,000
series, due Sept. 1, 1978____
2%%
series, due Feb.
Divisional Lien,
1977
1,
7,000,000,
1980———
York Haven Water &
Power. Co.:
50-year 5% bonds, due June 1, 1951_
Cum. pfd. stock, par value $100 a sh.
series
4.35%
March Sales Increased 0.74%—
time
to
3.90%
Period End. Mar. 31—
be
the trustee
and
withdrawn
to
and
betterments of the
made subsequent to Nov. 1, 1944.
The amounts so withdrawn will be
applied against the purchase or
construction, subsequent to Nov. 30, 1949, of new facilities and the
betterment of existing facilities of the company, or to the payment
of short-term loans incurred or to be incurred by the company sub¬
sequent to Nov. 30, 1949 for such purpose.
time
company's facilities made or to be
owned
proportion to
the amount of stock originally held by them and allowed as having a
proper claim.
Said sums shall be paid to the heirs to the said stock¬
holders but not to the assigns who purchased the said stock in the
hold
"All outstanding shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock (par $25)
been called for redemption on July 7, next, at $30 per share
plus accrued dividends.
Immediate payment will be made at The
Commercial National Bank & Trust Co. of New York, 46 Wall St.,
New York, N. Y.
•„
On March 20, last, the holders of the second preferred and clas3 A
stocks approved a proposal to obtain a loan of $1,500,000 for the pur¬
pose of redeeming the approximately 49.000 shares of 6% preferred
atock outstanding.—V. 171, p. 950.
•
■
•
or
1932
disbursements
Co. of Virginia—Secondary Offering—
offering of 32,056 shares of capital stock
(par $20) was made on April 3 at $53.75 per share by
Scott & Stringfellow and Lehman Brothers.—V.171, p. 361.
,
who
but before th,e payment of dividends on
the common stock, which fund shall be declared as a dividend in each
year to stockholders referred to who shall prove their claims.'. Said
secondary
.
be
after all
I950—2 Mos.—1949
Life Insurance
A
40
as
from
fund
$9,225,672 $15,343,769 $16,157,717
1049.
who
was
consideration
information
Corp.—March Sales Slightly Lower—
Period End. Mar. 31—
stockholders
reimburse
to
by the management of the com¬
bankruptcy, and which losses involved the sale
which many of them paid as high as 139 before 1928, and
it
speculation,
viz.:
1049.
when
mentioned,
Lerner Stores
order
in
stock of the company immediately before and during
lack of information furnished to them
64,633,726 186,719,661
in
Sought—
Indemnification
—
the bank¬
ruptcy of the company, which includes the years from 1932 to 1936, a
committee of stockholders who are not directors of the company, shal
be elected at a special meeting of stockholders to be called forthwith'
Said committee shall study the losses incurred by stockholders in the
1950—12 Wks.—1949
$
64,325,318
March
Competing
First
Drexel
per
Corp.
Stores
the
Resolution
common
1950—3 Mos.—1949
1950—4 Wks.—1549
-
year.—V.
^<2-
share
common
period aforesaid,
The
paid
paid
is one in connection with
indemnifying stockholders who lost money in the com¬
pany's stock in the period 1931-1936. It reads, as follows:
>ales Off 0.4%—
Kroger Co.—Ma
last
2,819,000
$4,223,573
1,076,017
1,656,492
1,068,703
$2.95
former director of the company,
^&|Hl,793 $12,437,903 $32,36^,369 $34,424,184
storeJljjMBpUion March 31, 1950 was 257 compared
Period End. Mar. 25
ended
2,669,300
$4,656,310
1,076,018
1,923,665
1,068,703
$3.35
taxes
950.
p.
stockholders
ago.—ViMKi049.
year
171,
Among
p. 2009.
The number of
dividends
McCrory
(S. H.) Kress & Co.—March Sales 5% Lower—
a
income
Telephone Co., Taft, Calif.—Files—
on
Period End. Mar. 31—
252
dividends
Earnings
tion.—V.
to
Federal
for
of banks. No money had been borrowed under that agree¬
170, p. 2437.
retire
etc
profit
Preferred
March 31 fifed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 15,000 shares of common
stock, to be offered at par
($10) per share pro rata to present stockholders.
The offering will
be underwritten by Bailey & Davidson, San Francisco.
The proceeds
Sales
charges,
1948
1949
$28,087,413 $26,740,275
7,325,610
7,042,573
revenues
after
Common
company
to
(Ky.) Gas & Electric Co. (& Subs.)—Earns.
arrangements having been made to sell the bonds, the company
a credit of $40,000,000 which had been arranged in 1948
Kern Mutual
are
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. on April 6 publicly^
$7,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 2%% series due
1980, at 101.644% and accrued interest.
The group won;
award of the bonds at competitive sale on April 4 on its
PROCEEDS—Will
Year Ended Dec. 31—
The bonds will be sold at
—V.
The
$2,156,710
356,532
$2,285,943
356,532
the
program,
group
$208,095
$209,623
paid
1049.
p.
Louisville
as
however.—V.
ment,
f'
group
offered
from
cancelled
with
226,081
profit
dividends
Pfd.
understood.
was
435,704
taxes
Bonds Offered—A
&
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. — To Place Bonds Pri¬
vately—Six life insurance companies have agreed to
purchase $40,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series B,
it
inc.
Fed. inc. taxes
for
Net
1
par,
before
Profit
$13,407,533 $12,400,335 $26,495,107 $25,026,581
—___
—
headed by
bid of 101.285%.
$1,733,267 $18,860,350 $18,833,010
455,536
4,443,416
4,141,626
247,441
2,157,473
1,984,916
$1,606,847
1
revenues
1950—12 Mos.—1949
1950—Month—1949
•
Metropolitan Edison Co.
.
7,293,614
"472,046
"2,169,145
171, P. 1049.
purposes.—V. 169, p. 2104.
Period End. Feb. 25—
,
(M.) Marsh & Son, Wheeling, W. Va.—Annual Report
common
publicly offered "bn March 24 by Dallas
Rupe & Son. Estabrook & Co. and Straus & Blosser and
associates at $4 per share, less concession of 25 cents.
These shares
were
quickly placed.. See also V. 171,
.95
to
Calendar Years—
-Total
Co,—Stock
Steel
Star
common
470
Co
with the
and subsidiaries irom claims.—V.
100,000
_________________
The Milwaukee Co
300,000
1150.
p.
stockholders
470
George
notification
500,000
Langley & Co
Hlgginson Corp.-™
Lunt
Newton
letter of
a
' '
'
income
.95
Co
filed
March 9 announced that plan for dissolution of company
on
300,000
811
.•
''
amended
be
& Electric Co.
Gas
500,000
.95
Co
account
165, p. 3054.
Union Securities Corp.—
811
;
the
Market Street Ry. Co.—SEC Rules on Plan—
Van Alstyne Noel Corp.-
&
Thomas
Scotia."—V.
500,000
,
Net
and
—V.
in
.55
Sincere
Ernest
held
300,000
.55
&
&
stock
common
300,000
470
Hamlin
M.
$6,000,000
Parrish & Co
470
Phelps &
Hanrahan
Outstdg.
$6,000,000
1,000,000
of
set
Co.—
&
811
Hickman
&
Co
Fraser,
Miller
811
Inc.
Be met
The shares would
share for
1790.
p.
' ;■■■,
Stroud & Co. Inc
.95
Mason-Hag'an
Schneider,
FINANCING >
PRESENT
.95
811
&
per
W. A. Winfield, President, on March 20, in a letter to the share¬
holders, said in part:
*
"Large capital expenditures must be made in 1950 to provide facili¬
ties
to
meet
the
continued
demand
lor
telephone
service.
The
directors have decided to raise a substantial portion of the capital
required by an issue of common shares, to be offered to both pre¬
ferred
and
common
shareholders, subject
to
the approval of the
Board of Commissioners of Public Utilities for the Province of Nova
"Int.
1.40
Co..
Rights—
500,000
Lone
1.40
Co
Co...
&
Dain
L.
&
hereinafter
Hutton
—V.171,
1.40
Gardner
Moore
share.
per
$25
Paramount, Calif.—Files With SEC—
166,
500,000
E.
Lee
1.40
1,195
1,195
at $10
about
of
Maritime Telegraph &
v
^
;
due
value)
shares
855
Becker & Co. Inc.-$1,000,000
W. C.
1.40
Inc.-
Co.,
23
these
cover
1,000 shares of common stock (par $1), to be sold
$9.50 per share (market price) for the account of
Edward A. Pellegrin, Vice-President of the company.
No underwriting
/Underwriters named below have severally
purchase from the company the respective principal amounts
Co.
1.40
1,195
&
(subordinated),
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
1.40
1,195
Rauscher.
March
on
will
and
$8
300,00J
W.
1.40
1,195
_
SEC
which
covering
between
300,000
1.40
1,195
the
warrants
since
1.40
1,195
Co.___
&
SEC
an
Hallgarten & Co.—
1.95
1,195
Co
Jones
;*
price
corporation on March 28
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.
2.20
1,195
Inc
Simmons
&
Collins
Edward
Putnam
&
operation
exercisable
are
market
Macco Corp.,
The
American Securities Corp.
2.50
1,195
at
should
2.50
Co
the
sold
of
McDonnell, President, through Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; Smith, Moore & Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.; and Smith, Barney &
Co.—V. 170, p. 1497.
debentures by
of
in
7;>7
—_
(no par
including
debentures
A. G.
2.75
1,665
——
&
Baird
W.
Julien
E.
issue
which
be
involved.—V.
has
with
filed
was
number
of J. S.
fund which
the company.
of
2.75
2.75
2.75
*
1.878
——
Corp.
Whipple
Robert
W.
GIVING
1970—
1,
agreed to
5.5G
2.134
Co._
Co..
Pasadena
J.
store
notification
of
undetermined
an
shares and
,
retire
letter
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
5.50
2,134
Sons___
Hutton
Quail
Co
&
"Not
of
5.50
,2.348
2,348
2,348
2,348
Allyn and Co.. Inc
Republic Co.
(Inc.i__
Langley & Co
C.
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—Files With SEC—
A
covering an undetermined number of shares of common stock (par $1)
/
Brothers
debs,
fund
Common stock
5.50
4,695
Beane
4,695
4.695
4,695
&
Fenner
sinking
March
16.775
Co
Pierce.
Central
F.
the entire
to
Authorized
16.775%
White, Weld & Co
A.
CAPITALIZATION
Purchased
Inc
Co.,
Merrill
W.
Lit
funds,
income after all charges.
$3,027,000 net
4%
Stock to be
14,322
Corp.:
Offered—An
A sinking
5
,
pur¬
Purchased
!
G.
and
Unexchanged
to be
j
The
1951 is to retire
(1461)
*
of.
the exchange offer and
the respective percentages of new
(consisting of new preferred and new common which are not
for old preferred
under the exchange offer) set forth below:
issued
.
with treasury
preferred stock.
to
stocks
.
severally
numbers
1
»
1891.
In the U months ended Dec. 31, 1949, the company reported
nearly "$60,000,000 in sales, $5,147,000 available for interest (compared
to annual requirements of $240,000 on the bonds to be outstanding),
5,441,700
5,000,000
"
UNDERWRITING—The
in
OPERATIONS—The
4,000,000
5,441.700
7,500,000
used,
maturity by equal annual payments.
3,000,000
$4,000,000
be
approximate like amount of 6%
$15,000,000
_
D.
CHRONICLE
' »
•
.
debentures
new
PROCEEDS
Bonds—
3%. due 1976—.—
2%%, due 1977
3 %%
sinking fund debentures, due 1969
4.80%
cumulative preferred stock ($50 par)
Common stock ($5 par value).
Series C,
Series
•'«>,
Philadelphia—Debentures
'
Authorized
'J
,
provide for the issuance,
subject to
specified conditions, of additional obligations which may be of higher
rank, no senior debt is presently outstanding.
Redemption prices are
fixed on a sliding scale starting at 103, with privilege of redeeming
the issue as a whole at 101% prior to March 1, 1953, in the event of
consolidation, merger or liquidation.
of the company.
Assuming the exchange of all
under the exchange offer, the company will receive
the sale of the 85,372 shares of new common before
from
.• ' ."x*,
Brothers,
While
funds
and
*•'
;
will be added
preferred
deducting estimated
*
,
FINANCIAL
underwriting group managed by A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
offered on April 4, at 100 plus accrued interest, a $6,000,000 issue of 20-year 4% sinking fund debentures (sub¬
ordinated), due March 1, 1970.
apply
share
per
dividends
•
j
,
Lit
contract.
the net proceeds from the sale to the
underwriters of the new stocks, together with treasury funds to the
extent necessary, to the redemption of the unexchanged old preferred
will
company
•
&
series
215,000 shs.
125,000 shs.
40,000shs.
series
3.85%
$1,247,500
$1,247,500
Common
stock
—-—
(no par value)-?
•The mortgage
tion?,
30,000 shs.
—
restrictions
—
500,000 shs.
.
t360,78&5hs.
is an open-end mortgage but Imposes, certain condi¬
and limitations upen the issue of additional bonds;
,
,
■■
€
(1462)
THE
The presently authorized indebtedness of the company under its charter
Is $150,000,000.
tThe stated value applicable to the presently issued
and
outstanding
stock
common
of
the company
'SEC
Increased from $12,323,400 to $16,323,400 as a result of
crediting there¬
to
amount
an
equal to the cash capital contribution of $4,000,000
by the company from General Public Utilities Corp.
ceived
1980 series
bonds
underwritten by
and
of
names
the
them
the
principal
&
.'
Bodine
W.
&
R.
&
C.
underwriters
several
of
amount
Otis
R.
250,000
the
1980
the
of
series
&
C.
Co.—
&
Miller
200,000
300,000
Gross
stock
and
by them
the
are
addresses
number
of
the
shares
of
underwriters of
of
the
preferred stock
new
preferred
new
.
Shares
■
8,125
Laurence M.
8,125
Paine,
American
Corp.-
3,000
Francis
I.
Co.—
Michigan Corp.—
1,250
of
duPont
&
Webber,
Curtis
1,250
First
—V.
Marks & Co._
S.
P.
:
i
Jackson
ry.
additional
an
8,600
shares
Income—
oper.
from
from
Net
;
Smithers
'
&
Co.—
from date of
that
the
to
stock.
common
ry.
A". AA
subsidiaries
railway—
"t
stock
.
171, p. 1263.
less
264.695
337,367
258.863
49,054
117,941'
AA
.
The
£ <A;.: v,'A AA
1.447,766 :
1,234,450
v.:.
A* 589,288
632.280
621,294
*280,427
140,753
231,140
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Definitive Debens.—
share
of
Detroit,
and
trustee
agent,
Detroit
32,
Mich.; or Central Hanover Bank &
Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.—V. 171, p. 753,
70
Woodward
660
Trust
Co.,
from
agent,
the
of
60
The
for
corporation
after
income
This
tax
adjustment
4.55 %
above
$13,218
the
Depreciation
March 30 at $17.25 per share/
per share to NASD mem¬
on
$5,018
before
tax
the
1950
by
month,
of
in
all
due
the
at
operating
the
at
'
to
end
the
of
40,836
higher costs of
•.'.•••
This
labor
and
The
the
corporation
8EC
March
on
covering
50,000
filed
24
shares
of
letter
a
5%
$1) and 20,000 shares of common stock
in units of five shares of
preferred and two of
The proceeds will be used to drill additional
due
<■
to
at
March
on
extended
3
be
sale
with
of
stock
.A
„
AA'A'A :•
....A './A
.
certain
to
Of
the
of
*
which
'A:AAAAA:AAA- ;*
1950
Net
frpm
Net
ry.
railway——railway—
1949
1948
1947
$1,944,219
$2,101,347
V *319,899
shares
$10
*202,200
"385,025
*618,978
*447,710
from
railway—
4.150,854
railway——A.
*505,373
oper. ..income-,^u*957,/756
Net
Net
ry.
4,182,249
•Deficit.—V.
,
950.
p.
-V--;
*
.
l-r
VA-
February—
1950
from
59,845
•"
*
■
"A The
railway
railway—
Net
from
Net
ry„ oper.
ry.
railway-railway
from
Net
—V.
;
21,313
330,790
109,546
99,943
?;
this
Of
of
Co.
;
its
into
company
additional
Alabama
The
Alabama
stock
common
and
Mississippi
transactions
5,
the
Gas
par
common
stockholders
(2i
on
v
sttjck,
at
of
the
the
merger
and sale
of
issuance
to
Natural
$8.30
of
additional
share. to
per
one-sixth
notes
assets
and
Under
subject
been
of
Gas.
a
share
shares
($520,000),
and
to
to
Commission's
future
a-
decision,
SEC
order
present
for each
out
~
and
inc.
inc.
sale
the
taxes
524,071
'
*
223,628
preferred
shares
of
shares
stock,
less
13
of
the
have
new
will
to
be
A
in
at
a
of
EFFECT
the
of
the
.
A'..-.
?
Net
profit
171,
p.
,/
.
19.535
Co.——
:—
•
1950
•►'
1949
1948
y
company.
1941 models
and
materials
1950.
models
the
and
for
take
subscribed
models.
place
1950—Month—1949
r $1,111,95$
-
171,
April
display.
Net
from
railway
Net
ry. oper. income
—V. 171, p. 1263.
657
30.055,843
5,866,828
2.897,188
32.946.923
33,090,166
31,345,201
the
A
war
sales
Prov.
for
State
income
Pfd.
Common
per
—V. 171, p.
taxes—
6.040,605
—V.
'
■.
171, p. 1050.
A-A A :>- AA-v--
New
?
2,336,184
2,577,795
4.301,861
in
JA
Sales Off
1949' to
1948
1947
v.,
f
A v"
o
■t
'
-
.
.£
■.
3.44%—
$4,255,540 $10,587,625 $10,953,575
A.-.;
"
■.
Edison Light
,
Co.—Earnings—
1948
1949
revenues
.
.:
...
income
-
Total
should substantially increase
Ay:A:AA7: AAA:' a;-',Avyv,; ;AAaAa.:,A
Other
1&50
experienced
(net)
.A
—
new
The
SEC
low-priced
corporation
covering
named
■
•
127,404
———
Nash
the
1949
likely
to
Motors,
"■•rA.A'":
exceed
the
income
; 77,277
;
deductions
Al'
income
from
$1,573,789
$1,685,996
£y. ,■* 167,251
——————;
Provision for Federal income taxes
65,183
569,041
.
—A V
4: 501,207
Nash
'Net
•
is
cars
of
'A A-A Av
with
■■
the
even
inc5me
if
consol.
returns
not
were
filed. 4
$905,331
$1,051,772
announcement
A
■
A 123.714
"Rambler."—V.
171,
105.
p.
Balance
153,810
.
March 31
on
300.000
shares
1
surplus^—_:
Net
'
,
New
A
.:
1
—V.
$4,541
*
'A,A
and State
I
income
$6,370,491
320,879
♦
taxes—
profit; £___J_A__——___._1_1.___ J1A
170, p. 887. .*
:>y A AAA.;.' ■ ■
y
361.951 t
.
,
147,000
165.000
«
♦
Net
and State income
profit
Preferred
Common,
"•Earnings
'
income
Federal
A-
■
\ $196,951
$173,879
»
taxes—.A; 1,839,179
1949
$5,565,153
:
tor
.A-A 1950
'- vA'1949 .jv
A--A.
_________J$28,755,321 $28,762,905
taxes—3,772,014
3,178,049 "5
revenues
before
Provision
—ii___A.
dividends
shares
H.
$1,932,836
7
paid—
1,564,775
$1,613,274
'
349,318
349,313
1,371,534
M,246,011
—
outstanding
share—
A
pert common
A^^iAA'.
A
$1.48
^Before sinking fund requirements.—V.
171, p. 951.
.
4
1946
,
*■
paid
$1,589,795
1,369,900
$2,070,243
62,594
not
$3,500,000.
31, 1949, there
debentures
due
May
1,
Interest
-
$1.34
A
1950
from
from
Net
ry;
955,187
\
railway—
railway-——
$1,517,086
67,206
AA
"424,339
530.424
530,424
were
outstanding $2,636,900
including
"'debentures
$94,100
held
amounted
to
5%
of
in
the
Gross
income
$2.87
$3.78
$2.53
1947 M/r
$224,609
47,445
25,778
36,081
*2,388
from
railway—
railway
Net
170
from
Net
treasurv.
$635,790.—V.
2132.
The
company on March
additional borrowings from
70,471
344,775
'530,424
share-
1948
$209,171
-
.*'29,487
*38,233
*10,393
472,390
"" 407,641
352.640
130.845
-104.826
69,122
52.505
3,022
24,520
income—
oper.
1949
A,
*
$209,257
$162,049
27,283"
ry. 'oper.
income—
171,
p.
^r '446,573
151.293
72,859
*
»
•
1184.
New
A 530,424
y
'
'"J"
$2.73
*
York
$3,500,000.
during
notes
from-.time
requested
The
Chase
the^remainder
of
' '•*
'
„
The company
30
time
not
later
authorization
National
1950
in
than
of
Bank
the
*
also seeks authorization
to
SEC
an
; New *ork New Haven & Hartford
A
of
the
aggregate
.
:
.
to
make
of
Operating
revenue
of
.A
I
Operating
expenses
City
amount
•
Period End. Feb. 28—
-
additional $4,000,000
July 31,1951,' in renewal of
ry.
inc. aft» sink, funds
>
oper.
♦Deficit,—V.
;
•
•.
171,
p.
-1950—2 Mos.—1949
9.569.683
671.259
587,509
1,970
*82,222
income—
_
-
$11,756,198 $22,779,892 $24,999,603
8,563,198
—
Net
RR.—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
$10,846,268
Net
df
.
*
Li 1
1,013,345
$1,410,938
A
RR.—Earnings—
From Jan. 1—
1952,
on
'
February—
Gross
♦Deficit.—V.
<
64,219
636,509
Dec.
»National Fuel Gas Co.—Seeks Bank Loans—
530,424
559,
exceed
At
Accumulated
2,530,431
p.
988,000
New York Connecting
Net
/■T'
England Gas & Electric Association .(& Subs.)—*
12 Months Ended Jan. 31—
•
Profit
Co.—Earnings
1950
income "taxes,—
for Federal
265,767
♦Including $0.47 and $0,57, respectively, from the consolidated return
credit.—V. 170, p. 1499.
A'" ''A.AA" "A AAA'" /AAA'A/A - V
a registration statement
with the
capital stock, with . Calvin Bullock
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Milling
before
$1,205,582
filed
of
underwriter.—V. 170, p. 790.
as
to
—_—A—_A $1,029,045
Shares of common stock issued and outstdg—
♦;> 265,767
♦Earnings per share_^_—_____
$3.87
Nation-Wide Securities Co.,
Inc.—Registers With SEC A
♦
$9,372,795
.
,
A 1950—3 Mos.—1949
1950—Month—1949
Bedford Gas &
Operating
Rambler represents about $13,000,000
spent by Nash.
"Airflyte", lines for 1050 will include the ^Ambassador"
medium-price field, the low medium priced "Statesman" ana
the
the
to
;
'
$16,239,778 $11,227,821
3.440,148
2,366,125
A
,
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Nash,
y
The holders of
debentures and common stock were to vote
April 6
on a proposal
authorizing the directors to proceed with
refinancing the '
outstanding debentures, together with interest
thereon, and to provide
additional working capital
by Issuance of evidence of indebtedness
8,163,283 *
3,225,326
outstanding
com.
-660 in
at March 25A 1950.—y.;17i; p. 1050.
Period End. Mar. 31—
; National Fireproof ing Corp.—Plans Refinancing—
i
and
—A—
paid
dividends
Com. shares
Earnr.
taxes-
Federal
profit
dividends
1949
$16,595,605
—
Net
,y
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$21,279,654 $67,188,091 $62,847,759
operation decreased" Irbiri
stores in
of
Higher—
'A
1950—Month—1949
-
$23,450,899
Sales _______A $4,109,115
company
-schedules
AA
9 Months Ended Jan. 31—
Net
sales
6,682.893
-
-
Neisner Brothers, Inc.—March
*
14,
Nash
Provision
Mojud Hosiery Co., Inc. ■{& Subs.)-Earnings—
Year End. Dec. 31—
Net
A-
.
I
railway:
Profit-before inc.
..
new
•
from
A
;
manufacturing
the
•
•
demand
continued i with
.'.AAyV
The
I
$14,649,718 $16,158,270 $15,910,365 $15,281,588 A
Net from railway—./.. A 2.949.982
3,464.842
2,673,784 4,111,703 *
Net ry. oper. incomeJL_
1,483,714
1,713,108
812,369
2,146,292 *
Gross
1950—3 Mos.—1949
,
Period End. Mar. 31—
A The jnuraber
;
Gross
From Jan. 1—
yA
'
$1,004,179., $2,906,439 -$2,649,40®
1050.
P.
National Tea Co.—March Sales 10.20%
1
,A
until
showroom
0
supply
.:
1947
5,395
,
'
National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales-
.
79,582.
The sales figure rose to 104,616
increased with 1949 models to
136,740.
With
increased
production
The
'
266,856
*
:*
;:.A
were
A'^AAAAAAA'
However,
Profit
1948
^
"
.
6,070 ,iXr
r
2,605
A
—-
A"
♦
8,093
•
_
per
"Rambler"—,
that Nash Motors is currently expanding
Milwaukee, Kenosha, and Toronto,
Since
large assembly plant near Los Angeles.
models
favorable
in
$2,349,891.? $2,133,596
«•
2,930
.•
^
'
•
$1,603,719
•
1049.-
February—.. j,
*
from railway-
16,186
10,791
3,907.
;*;
$1,446,384
of
said.
Missouri Pacific
RR.—Earnings—
;
40,465
.
7,814
—,-—4 .5,209
Other
V: VAa-AA
•-A 266,856
Shares from
-s
Selling -1ACompany', Stockholders"
—
1263.
p.
stock¬
Shares from
Co.^-i.
&
selling
opposite their
V -.AAA A AN-A A ^y.-
i.■
■
severally
set
A-Vd.
.
425,560 shs.
-t>
the
stock
Inc.—I—
&
A
have
below
frpm
and
capital
,
,♦
^
$900,000
600,000 shs. *
Brothers
Operating
$283,600
paid
A
,-V:...AV-
j
Outstanding
$900,000
named
A"
FINANCING
f
.
7,859,103
increased
$1,646,888 $18,854,185 $16,756,569 486,557
4,388,733
3,802,300 L
202,957 ; 2,038;842 v - . 1,668,704 ;
$300,443
dividend
—V.
PRESENT
AAA';AAAA
company
shares
4
Pfd.
TO
Trust
underwriters
.■
Arrowhead
synthetic rubber parts,
stampings.
and
$9,467,822
lor
bonds by Alabama isof such sale
have
1950—12 Mos.—1949
shim
rubber
The company on March 23 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering $300,000 of first mortgage serial bonds, series of 1950, to be,
at
par
in denominations of $1,000,000 principal amount each,
through Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc. and Boettcher & Co., both A
of Denver, Colo.
The proceeds will be used to retire the balance of
an outstanding
note and outstandihg second ftioftgage income bonds.
—V. 171, p. 1359. V
.
A/A
-A';>AAaA:'-
units
$1,000
have- been
Statesman
not
models
AAA1
wide)
•
a
sold
(par $1)A
sold
A
;■
sell
National Sugar Mfg. Co*—Files With SEC—
offered
be
for
common
shall
and
will
cars
-
'A
and
National
.
units
Ambassador
•
received
AA
Mejia—„i
171,
—V.
machinery and the remainder added
•. 'y ,y
yy--..At
AAA A-y.A
than
A'
and
.
stock
common
of
owned;
/
A
1050.
wholly
two
Authorized
period End. Mar. 31—
as'
1950,
com¬
$8,806,242
terms
Light Co.—Earnings—
$1,764,863
taxes
March,
insurance
Calif,,
manufacture
_——_——
Co
&
Sales
letter of notification with the SEC
a
75
*
1950—3 Mos.—1949
of
Co.,
Blair
&
Mason
a
—V.
the close
Has
Downey,
u
oi
•
Davis, Skaggs
-
SEC—-''Ay yyA4 A'*Aa
.
the
after
19o0—Month—1949
revenues—_
before
Prov, for Fed.
Davies
auto
Sales
.
Profit
the
$9,766,276 $27,267,320 $27,085,850
cumulative
*
Operating
William
request
1922.
in
and
:
sells
American
from
number
;
El worthy.
for
to
several
be
anv
bal¬
predecessor
with it; and the acquisition
by Alabama of the Mississippi"^
and the merger of Mississippi is
subject to the affirmative vote
of Alabama's stockholders on such
merger.—V. 170, p. 1085.
- A
*
Period End. Jan. 31—
12
will
under
i
Oper. exps., prov. for retirement and gen. taxes A 7,359,858
With
:
held.
for
filed
&
April
shares
borrowed
the-outstanding
merchandising back to a competitive market, Nash Motors
considers itself in a distinctly
advantageous position.
During 1949
Nash,sales were,the highest in the 48-year history of Nash and its
common
share
atock
Mississippi Power
Blyth &
the
shares,
>
1359.
and
(par 81
•
J.vA
■
added
also
redeem
merge
assuming its liabilities.
the
to
until
p.
in
Co.,
'.AAAA"'' A"
GIVING
purchase
the
increase
will
off
from
agreem't dated Mar. 9, 1950
respective names:
A
AAAA' 'AA
stock.
share.
persons
171,
it
42,000
be
to
was
A
shims
metal
from
loans
to
holders
the "Rambler" will not> be disclosed until the
public'
y". AAA:': AAA: A ,AAA A- -A A
A A.-a ■ • y': y A'
:vy* ,
Watson, Assistant to the General Sales Manager from Detroit,y
W.
pointed
of
outstanding common
$1,227,727.71.* Upon such'
Mississippi's A outstanding
Mississippi by acquiring all its*
Mississippi
proposes
per
year ago.—v. 171, p.
present
dealers
facilities
120,238
,
shares)
$50
date
the
pay
loans
subsidiaries
manufactures
under
agreed
its
Details, of
6
of
the
exhibit
•
Alabama
to
in-operation at
showings.
J.
Southern
-
(12,500
same
to
Co.
organized
UNDERWRITERS—The
"Rambler/- a completely new.'type of ♦low-priced car,
shown on March 29 to dealers.
The= hew car Is " an7
privately
Public
»
Purchase
acquisition,
the
,
by Southern, as owner of 712,424 shares (99%), of its.
portion of the additional shares of Alabama.
(3) Issuance and private sale
by Alabama fit $1,000,000 of first mort¬
gage bonds, series B, due 1971.
'
' 1
<
\4rf Sale by Southern to Alabama of all the
serial
On
laminated
Co.
Capital stock
an
stoclc
to
offering
.
oil, fluid and dust seals used to retain lubricants in con¬
bearings, shafts or other moving machine parts and exclude
with
call
to
of
funds
Co.
Rubber
its
and
sale
with
unsecured
In Van Wert, Ohio.
of
CAPITALIZATION
approx¬
common
the
Trust
Trust
Arrowhead
company
Unsecured
>
for
capital
intends
company's
American
m
Plan/ According
outstanding 4,000
company
stockholders. A The stock
if
with
t
105.
permitting
.
that
notification
..
from
made
p.
price of
a
Nash Kelvinator Corp.—Shows New N.ash
pro rata
stock
has
the
$10,273,964
preferred
of
machines.
The company's seals are used in a wide variety
machinery including automobiles, farm machinery, refrigerators,
washing" machines, etc.
The company and its subsidiaries also manu-,
The new Nash
25,699''
Alabama.
involve:
the basis
authorized
and
by
subsidiaries
(1) issuance and sale by Alabama
$2
tact
$21,227.42.
Lawrence Molris Plan.
of
Morris
also
share)* and 4.875
selling
of
letter
a
A.
dust-from
60
after hll
SEC
Corp,
bonds
and
are
by
stated
was
was
April
be
the SEC
Act
at
1950—Month—1949
6%
of
a
o;j,.
,
and 87,000 shares being sold by:
together
American
Sales
..
announced
by
Plan
interested
a
gas
request
of
days from date of prospectus, the company will promptly
refund to purchasers the gross sums therefore
paid by them.
A A A AA
81,969.
'A 35,790
Co.,
The
variety
purchase price of
which
working capital.
addition
decision
a
owned
The proceeds are to pay for
It
(
($100 per
within
300,506'
Mississippi Gas Co.—Proposed Merger, etc.—
In
Seal
Rubber
Holdings—
to
the
and
facture
will
common
Co.
directors
are
stock
stores
and
to
common
company
company
with
subsidiaries:
4
A>28,737
.
shares
48,319
12,533
,
total
a
1, .1950.
shares
issued
10
to
$154,912'
40.174
i
par
be
unit.
;
A v
394,730
.
1947
Banking
application.—V.
218
650
at
AAA A. A'"
349,672
1049.
p.
=15,751
79,407
income— "-.f26,895
oper.
1.71,
'V
$153,549
50,627
11,745
from
Net
$188,027
36,119
A-"'A;V
From Jan, 1—
Gross
$166,474
income—_
Payment
outstanding 1,000 shares of
stock,
given
the
21
'yA/*-A,y ;,A;:;AA;AA'
filed
27
Frank
of
CORPORATION—Was
.
Chicago, 111.—V. 171,
shares of the
company on March 31 filed
to
1943
or
common
has
were
covering
fr
-
Aug.
on
of
1949 A.
of
the
of
panies
A
May 1, 1950, through
15-year 3 r<
debentures
on
interest.
Nalco, Inc., N. Y.—Files With
*308,333'
I
'
$500,000
Chicago,
Plan
Morris
■
compared to 210 stores
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—
Gross
by the
by
ance
excess
unsecured promissory notes
maturing within one year.—
A//yA-'A
250
seven
being
preferred
upon
There
•.
'
171,
25%
or
The .SEC
4,049,^24
,4,439,040
*666,977 A *524.334
♦1,143,178 V *951,545
from'
during
in
(G. C.) Murphy & Co.—March Sales 5.20% Higher—
*253,85Q
;
From Jan. 1—
Gross
by
and
accrued
of
has
Period End. Mar. 31—
Sales 1
—I—I—
»
*46,103
'
A *554,979
Plan
Lawrence
par
hearing
■
share
per
value of its
par
.y
$1,885,710
income— '
oper.
time
A
redemption
of
Morris
individuals,
Morris
redemption
the
$2,092,306
from
*
fund,
and
Bank
individuals
(Mass.)
11
Lawrence
Minneapolis St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Ry.- -Earnings
February
Gross
100
at
National
Lawrence
unit.
company may consummate the sale of 250,000 additional common shares
$12 per share to American Natural Gas
Co., its parent.—V. 170,
1398..: *
2%
for
sinking
1958
imately $84,90
offered
at
P.
to
aggregating not
corporation on March 31 made application
exemption order under the Investment Company
underwriting
time within
15
represented
called
April
stock, to. be sold at $18.75 per
Tedford, Secretary, through Kiser,
Inc., Indianapolis.—V. 167. p. 2689.
account
Shumaker,
agreement
Co.
250
until April
the
1,
First
application
The SEC
time
borrow
...A,.-..'.
Morris Plan Corp. of America—Sale of
Milwaukee Gas Light Co.—Stock to Parent—
,
from
amounts
The
$7 per
No
be
construction
until
Corp./Lafayette, Ind.—Files—
March
on
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
used
to
materials.
'
■
.
(par $11,
authorization
used
will
been
of
May
The
at
miles
preferred
common
wells.
have
operation
of
reduc¬
notification
participating
(par
involved.
of
are
borrowings
There
A"AA, A AAA' A'AA
,
Boston
of
1950,
aA
to be
SEC
(John) Morrell & Co.—Partial Redemption—
were
1949,
revenue
30,
Montaup bearing Interest at
171r p.-1263.
A/ Ay,■
V.
classes
completion
1949.
more
received
Bank
Sept.
their
certain of the company's stockholders. The
oversubscribed.
A.
850.
p.
financing Montaup's construction program through 1951, estimated
$12,329,400, are expected to be formulated "in the near future."
The
of
.
AA-AA
$22,318
of
by
gains
National
ending
30
$5,200,000.
for
were
for
February,
1950,
corresponding month
in
the
aircraft
cost
and
1150.
p.
showing
>
$560,193,
to
$547,331
in
down
was
the
"
„
.....
of
as
number
a
offset
171,
same
.
amounting
year,
last
for
before
after
Mid-South Oil Corp., Union Springs, Ala.—Files—
.
&
offered
cents
by Montaup to pay off $2,700,000 of out¬
standing unsecured promissory notes and to finance its construction
requirements through Sept. 30.
Plans for refinancing the notes and
February,
provision
allowing for
adjustment in Feb¬
$12,502
of
1950,
\
expenses
expense
depreciation of
was
month
same
$3,802
of
and
loss
February,
AAA
Total
operating
approximately the
—V.
taxes,
net
a
and
for
revenues
revenue.
in
to
profit
net
a
income
..
Operating
tion
reported
for
compares
1949.
ruary,
of
has
provision
taxes.
period
March
on
First
The.funds
Mid-Continent Airlines, Inc.—Shows Profit in Feb.— '
T950,
company
The
for
persons
Motor Bearing Co., Inc.—Stock Offered—A
syndicate headed by Blyth & Co. Inc., made public offer-i
ing on April 5 of 129,000 shares of capital stock ($1 par)
at $13.75 per share. * This stock represents 42,000 shares
Montaup Electric Co.—Bank Loans Approved—
The
Ave.,
agree¬
-
-
'.'y
.
Bank
credit
-
covering 500 shares of
for the
Cohn
The
National
the
National
bers, through Blyth & Co., Inc.—V. 171,
company announces that its 37$% sinking fund debentures du"
July 1, 1967, in definitive form, will be ready for delivery on and
after April 10,
1950, in exchange for temporary debentures, at the
Under
232,099
made
was
•..
funds
interested
1184.
p.
corporation
the SEC
1049.
concession of
the
use
National Homes
74,935
*162,702
(par $5)
a
would
hearing.—V.; 171,
1947
1,351,900
income-—
p.
-
$543,326
196,909
railway
oper.
1948
V $708,842
A
;:
issue.
-
1949
by Chase.
company will use the proceeds of the sale of the new notes
purchase $1,500,000 of notes of Pennsylvania Gas Co., a subsidiary,
and $2,000,000
of notes of Iroquois Gas Coip,, a
subsidiary.
Both
No
$636,441
held
now
The
storage programs.
The SEC has given
,V
,l
notes
of
to
Montana-Wyoming Gas Pipe Line Co.—Secondary Of¬
fering—A secondary offering of 5,000 shares of common
1,250
A-A '•
•>'
''
■
interest
event
deliver
,
.A——-4,000
...
issued
AAA/AAAA
*158,181
;A- '■ '
A * Deficit.—V. 171,
,3,000
.
the
amount
with
Chase, the notes are to bear interest at 2% until Dec. 31,
1949, and thereafter at
or V* of. 1%
above the Federal Reserva
loan rate, whichever
ilS^reater, and are to mature within nine months
the
,
its
of
be
one-third
In
is. to
like
a
with
SI),'to
2449.
p.
1950
,
.
From Jan. 1—,
Net
,
&
(par
Monday,April 10, 1950
ment
notification
of
undivided
an
Shares
(Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
Onion Securities Corp
Securities
acquire
railway— ,
$33,228
railway—*116,826
from
■'<
Gross
underwritten
follows:
as
stock
from
Net
■
and
to
option
an
letter
common
of
a
,
owner
Net
150,000
names
shares
filed
mining claims located in California.
is ultimately exercised, the company
option
February—
,
100,000
,
CHRONICLE
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
Co.,
Co.—
1,400
for
March 30
on
'underwriting involved.—V. 161,
1,000,000
—
Schmertz
Inc. __—i—A—.
Schmidt, Poole & Co.—_
150,000
Co._
The
certain
present
bonds
Thomas &
Fauset, Steele & Co._-._E.
exchange
in
♦
follows:
as
are
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. 54,850,000
De Haven & Townsend,
Crouter
"in
re¬
covering
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
FINANCIAL
&
Molybdenum Corp. of America—Files With SEC—
The corporation
April 4. 1050,
was, on
COMMERCIAL
1184.
•■*".
'..
•;
.
17.789,049
1,738,708
_
397,731
"•
>
*
20.468,187
'
1,278,427
*62,976
A. At
"v
Volume
Gross
from
railway
$371,075
^
Net
from-railway.——
Net
ry.
85,735
35,891
income—
oper.
1949
$351,996
1950
'
50^629
--
"11,245
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
sell
railway
216,212
101,925
___
income.—'7!
144,090
:
1 22,695
1950,
171,
951.
p.
V.
171,
before
Provision
taxes
Federal
for
1941
$4,395,842
6,052,790
3,749,341
612,500
203,500
4,100,622
income
taxes
200,100
the
ci
Electric
by
April
5,
Net
also
•
.
-
•
55,004
acquire
to
proposes
sprofit
Dividends
paid
stockholders.
,7
for construction.—
other
by
used
I
Cash
dividends
shares
per
170,
$5,440,290
$3,545,841
2,658,225
2,653,225
2,658,225
1,063.292
$3.67
1,063,292
1,063,292
$3.33
paid
Common
Earnings
V.
$3,900,522
outstanding
share
common
$5.12
The
of
on
provide
Earnings
per
Placed Pri¬
V.
'
Norfolk Southern
Gross
Net
from
Ry.—Earnings—
'
$642,891
$678,902
87,135
19,054
railway____
1949"
130,697
38,450
railway
oper. income
froip.'
Net
ry.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
$700,658
\
11,693
;
82,233
issued
The
April
on
Co.—Rights to Stockholders—
Light,
business
shares
of
its
shares
of
common
1950.
May 3,
on
;
.-
stock
of
Fred
would
amendment,
by
employees will
pany
each
the
of
the
and
be entitled
unsubscribed
purchase
the
stock.
employees
or
The
sale
stock
of
purchased
not
number
by
company
banks
from
,*15.000,000
March
on
J
*
>
authorization to borrow
temporary. financing of its construction
as
Pacific Public Service Co.—Notes
borrowings
would
2%
by
represetned
be
promissory
notes
than
more
after
months
nine
Pacific
of-Northern Natural for financing its 1950 construc¬
at $51,950,000, call for the offering in May,
stockholders of 304,500 shares of common stock on
basis of one share for eaght shares held, and the issuance and
in June, 1950, of $40,000,000 of serial debentures.
The promissory
to its
the
sale
be
retired
SEC
has
given
The
With
own
would
notes
out
of
the
interested
proceeds
of
financing.
April- 13 to request
Walla
Walla, Wash.—Files
Number
$7.05
share
per
'
1947
•
>
charges and Federal taxes.—V. 163, p. 733.
-
,
,
M
Subs.)—Earnings—
Gross
oper.
taxes
profits
-
^
dividends—
Preferred
116,798
1.401,579
■ ■
______
,
—V. 171, p.
$2.97-
the
No
*
$2.83
..
The
the
It
Co.
shares
525
Co.
received
of
171,
for
outstanding
that
understood
is
Ohio.—V.
SEC
Indiana,
has
of
company
Service
Public
1360.
p.
;
7
at
I
the annual
last
four
'
years.
■
City
stock of Union
ultimately be
■
merged
'■
V:.
into
•
'-7 7.
Ohio Public Service Co.—Details of Merger—
The SEC
on
March 29
Edison
from
to
which
to
the
order
2,000,000
Service
issued
shares
of
for
Co.
December
last
by
the
Commission,
Net
Edison
terms
liabilities
Net
the Public Service common stock
An
eouivalent offer was
the
acquired
of. the
of
an
additional 916,324 shares
as
of Feb.
have
There
28,
outstanding
being held by the public.
agreement, Edison would assume all of
Service, including its bonds and notes.
The
shares
Nov.
due
merger
Public
RR. Co.—Calls
5% Bonds-
$35,000,000.,
'
made
at
stock of Edison would remain outstanding, but the 3.90%
preferred (156.300 sharesi of Public Service would be exchanged,for a
like
number
of shares of a
new
series of 3.90% preferred of the
V
•
,
,
-'7-
at
tae
*52,100.000
the future
of
of
>
.33,937
952.
p.
:
^."."7; .>
will
7; 108,411
^ .
Redemption—
1950 for the
bonds, 4^%
1185.
.
7
■
'
.
Plough, Inc.—Sales and Earnings—
sales
net
before
Net
earnings
_j___■—
_____—
current
Net
current
assets
170,
a
$4,442,683
share.-—______——
ratio—
*—
$9.70
4.76 to 1
4.63 to 1
per
.
■•
1.
.
.
Pratt & Lambert, Inc.
'
■
'
.
1
•'
••
^
.
Year Ended Dec.
income
-
•
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
'
Net
$9.87
1638.
p.
'
505,115
$1.12
4.366.783
■
..."
816,348
.
_______
—■___
asset liability
r
———~
———-——
assets
—V.
770,723
470,323
$1.05
—7—
Earnings per share
Current
:
'■
taxes
Net
Y
1949
1948
$15,479,512 $15,229,966
Calendar Year—
Total
139,953
1,
Y.—V. 171, p.
N.
8.4,966
r
,>
1958, at 100Vsi%
and accrued interest.- Payment
at the Chemical Bank k Trust Co., 165 Broadway, New
April
made
be
York,
375,222
redemption on .May. 1,
$390,000 first mortgage
for
fund,
sinking
the
due
series
called
been
have
of
1949
$619,116
1?48
$9_8,284
202.500
$3.16
202,500
$4.73
31—
after taxes
—
shares outstanding—
Earnings per share
—V. 169, P. 1888.
;
Capital
Public Electric Light
—
..
7
■
. ■
-
•
.
Co.—Redemption Noticeredemption on April 1,
$24,000 first mortgage 3?*%
1950, for
series D
due April 1, 1961 and first mortgage 33/*%
coupon bonds due April 1,
1972. Payment w 11 be made at
National Bank of Boston, Boston, Mass.—V. 171, p. 952,
series E
the First
There
were
of
account
coupon
recently
sinking
the
called
fund,
for
bonds
l,
called
Irving
redemption
for
on
May
1,
all
1950,
of
the
first
refunding mortgage 5%
bonds,
and accrued interest.
Payment will be
30-year
105%
at
1966
the
Public Service
bonds
and
to
be
assumed
$6,600,000 of
by
notes.
Edison
woud
Trust Co.,
National
Wall
l
Bank
&
Street,
Trust
Co.,
New
York,
Saranac
N.
Lake,
Y.t
or
N.
revenues
inc.
before
for
Prov.
—
taxes-
Fed. inc. taxes
-1950—Month—1949
Total
$6,585,745
1,918.029
,
734,143
$6,379,928 $70,114,668
1,402,306
15,951,161
,
535,539
- 6,196,268
Edison contemplates
profit
—$1,133,886
<. naid
.7
Pfd.
;
dividends
—V.
171, p. 1360.?
$866,767
$9,734,895,;
.-.— ■5 2,449.237
after
for
Provis.
State
charges-1__
.
Federal
$67,225,503
13.175.254
" 5,157,322
$3,017,932
-
Inc.—Earnings-
*
1949
1948
$40,298,779 $36,886,284
1947
1946
$31,096,440 $27,373,346
11,556,788
13.088,246
14,577,510
10,391,105
and
5,651.800
5,209,484
$6,823,213
525,026
7 4,066,535 - 2,518,573
; 2,846 083 , 2,366,224
$5,904,988
525.026
3,156,953
$2.67
$2.42
$5,181,621
612,134
1,772,443
2,215,554
$2.06
2,054.865
6,984.089
income taxes
profit'—
(Common
divs.
paid
paid-__
♦Common shares outstd.
-
6,255,033
$7,503,421
\
525,025
Earnings per com. share
$2.48
•Giving effect to a 2-for-l split which
1947
Net
revenues—
Profit
Preferred divs.
1950—12 Mos.—1949
include
1360.
Public Service Co. of Indiana,
Y.
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—Earnings—
Period. End. Jan. 31—
Profit
'
refunding of all of such Indebtedness through the Issuance
bonds, and possibly instalment notes.—See also V. T71; p.
*
Year End. Dec. 31—
been
$500,000
Adironuaik
Operating
.,
of
Y'
171,
468,213
156,798
341,511",
" % 80,789
76,744
217,6^4
32,251
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—Partial
There
account
Net
17 --Y—.Y
...
?
Similarly, the common stock of Edison would remain outstanding
while
the
publicly-held common stock of Public Service - would -be
exchanged for .548 shares of common stock of Edison.
surviving corporation.
debt
:
income.—
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
53,480
-
railway—
railway
from
Net ry.
1947
187,429
68,622
24,571
41,573
*8,625
Income—.
oper.
from
Net
preferred
The
ry.
From Jan. 1—
a
Paul Smith's Electric Light & Power &
public holders of the remaining 1,000,000 shares, pursuant
remaining 83,676
Under
the
an
acquired
Cities
made to the
the merger
decision authorizing
a
railway
*1 •-
'
into Ohio Ediscn Co.
of this company
Pursuant
announced
payment
1949
1948
172,996
233,412
' Y: 45,474 V' . 79,180
1950
$57,052
Y ♦10,513
railway_____.
from
Gross
'VY7 ' ■ 7.
banks, under which each
to
interest
>
bank established a $5,000,000
company until June 30. 1950.
The banks par¬
ticipating In the $30,000,000 credit are: New York Trust Coi, Chemical
Bank & Trust Co.; J.
P. Morgan & Co., Inc., and the National City
Bank, all of New York; Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co.,
Chicago and Mpllon National Bank & Trust Co., Pittsburgh.
The com¬
pany anticipates no difficulty in arrang ng for any additional funds
which may be required in connection with its 1950 construction pro¬
gram.—V. 171, p. 851.
.
'
7 . ,
7
six
prepayment
the
-J
1950, the Panhandle company entered into a credit agree¬
3,
available
to
succeeding
Telephone: Co„< Waconia, ~Minn.—Files / With
from
Net
Malayan in.7 :,l7\7
\
class.
with
ment
credit
.
Ctfy Electric
will
,
each
build
to
of the debenture sale,
proceeds
applied
next
meeting held March 13 were advised
"'VY''
application
net
be
the
the fourth
the FPC rules
Texas-to-Illinois pipeline and to
deliver 250,000,000 cu. ft. of gas daily to Panhandle.
The stockholders were also advised that part of Trunkllne's financing
will be through the sale of $60,000,000 of 3'/4% 20-year first mortgage
bonds to Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
Of the $14,000,000 of common
and $6,500,000 of preferred stock, Panhandle will purchase 60%
Trunkllne's
entire
Gross
arranged
has
stock
of
ratio of $100 of debenThe subscription price,
in the
held.
record date)
Pittsburg &.Shaw<mut- RR.-r-Earnings—
Y——;Y
(Profits for
depletion.
and adjustments in reserve relating to
1602.
-/.y->
:'77Y:-
company
On Jan.
authorization
to
acquire from
cash consideration of $294,000,
■/'
,
.
shares
February—
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$113,000
t$617,000 7 $737,000
1,086,737
1,086,737 r 1,086,737
$0.10 *7
$0.57
$0.68
170, p.
stockholders
the
:of
Authorized—;
common
Union
/.
a
;
by
1949 Include non-recurring credits, totaling
representing principally foreign exchange ad¬
from the devaluation of the pound sterling in
■
eight
will
year
the
on
1360.
Ohio Power Co.—Acquisition
each
-Pioneer
control of Trunkline Gas
in
-3,965,970
-
Earnings per com. share
,
Securities and Exchange Commission-r■ »
*
The company on March 30 filed, a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 1,000 shares of 5% cumulative preferred stock, series B, to be
offered at par. ($100 pen share) through M. II. Bishop k Co., Minne¬
apolis, Minn.
The proceeds are to be used to expand services—V,. 1,63,
p.
317.
frYl'Y'Y* YY: 7" ""L; Y^YVY-Y';'"
a $i2,500,000 bank loan to purchase
Supply Co. William G. Maguire, Chairman,
said the loan, arranged with six banks, can be drawn over a
seven-year period at 2V* % interest lor the first three years and 2%%
1,401,579
3,965.970
116,793
outstdg...
shares
■Corn,
-
,
together with other
without premium, on or
dates, of bank loans
aggregating $78,600,000 ($63,000,000 in the case of the company and
$15,000,000 in the case of Phillips Chemical, a wholly owned sub¬
sidiary).
This program will spread the payment of the indebtedness,
presently due prior to 1956, over a 25-year period.—V. 171, p. 1360. .. "*
$133,000
1949,
an
The
Registers
—
vr ' • v ;;,y- ■
Corp.—Earnings—
$0.19
and
that
$1,352,986 $13,336,260 $13,213,405
-
__
7
1960.
is named as the principal underwriter.
subscription by holders of common
Corp.
unspecified
(of
funds,
However, he said, the proceeds will not be drawn until
Net
1,
May
Boston
before
^
a
retained
1,086,737
60%
.
$7,225,796 $77,333,461 $76,206,501
2,642,388
28,151,043
26,033,080
1,239.402
14,814,788
12,819,675
$1,367,903
charges:..
for
Provision
>
$7,276,714
2,874.315
2,506,412
revenues—
after
Profit
1050.
171, p.
Inc.—Stock Increased—
3^ filed a registration statement with the
of debentures due 1975, convertible Into
on
until
stock
First
for
.Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co^-Bank Loan, Etc.—-
-
•
-
the
for
:
>
1950—12 Mos.—1949
1950—Month—1949
and
r
1950, at
held.
be
depreciation
taxes,
taxes.—V.
come
7-'.'
The
Ohio Edison Co. (&
Period End. Jan. 31—
company's
the
amend
to
underwriting terms and conversion rates are to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
Unsubscribed debentures will be purchased by the underwriters
and two shares of common stock," at
total of $1,250,000).'
.
u
- ,
for subscription by common stock- f
share-
com.
per
September,
1
,
•After
covering
6%
t$208,000
justments "resulting
$5.23
$9.28
voted
April 3 approved an amendment to the certifi¬
increasing the authorized $1 par value common
171, p. 1360.
March
$75,637,900
company
stock
i 1949—3 Mos.—1948
outstdg.
approximately
347,534
-347,534 »'•
-
v
filed
29
Consolidated
Tin
shares
quarter
$2,043,115
$3,226,584
347,534
shares-———
common
Earned
1948
1949
•-
——2,450,887
—
Y>
-
theu
will
profit
Earns,
(Wholly-Owned Subs.)—Earnings—
profit
stock dividend pay¬
1,500,000 shares to 2,000,000 shares.—V.
turse
offered
14,
stock
securities
Period End. Dec. 31—
•Net
Com.
♦After
Years Ended Dec. 31—
a
be
April
common
Pacific
March 15 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 21,370 shares of convertible preferred stock (par $5) to be
offered at $10 per share, the proceeds to be used to convert plant in
Eugene, Ore., to propane gas and to improve mains and facilities, as
well as for working capital.
No underwriting involved.—V. 156, p. 610.
The company on
•Net
to
are
record
of
of
Unsubscribed
\
Ohio Brass Co,
Sold—Acquisition—
rate of one unit for each j
underwriting is involved.
the. company and subject.;
to future issuance as may be subsequently determined.
,r
Proceeds of the financing will be used for construction expenditures
in 1950, to reimburse the treasury for past construction expenditures, y
to pay off short-term promissory notes issued for construction pur- >•
poses, and for other corporate purposes.—-V. 171, p. 13607
7;"
share
.
Cities Gas Co.
on
incorporation
The
principal amount,
securities
holders
utility assets
Valley Electric Cooperative in Henderson, Minn., for
$27,735.
The purchase is contingent upon the company securing fro n
the city franchises and municipal 'contracts prior to June 30, 1950.—V. 171, p. 560. ■
7
•>
■' ;.;
'■ 7
•>
* vY-.
Northwest
Y
$750,000' 15-year
price of $5 per unit-(or
The
Minnesota
With SEC—
100% Stock Dividend
100%
a
to increase the authorized shares from 1,000,-
salaried employees.—V.
common
,
.
March
on
covering
debenture, $3
authorized this company to-purchase the
its
of
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
.
a
a
has
of
SEC
registration statementi with *
sinking fund debentures, due ;
June 1, 1965,/ and 500,000 shares of common stock, $1 par (dividends
subject to a-2% Hawaiian withholding tax).
—
The securities
are
to be offered in
units, each consisting of one,-
Northern States Power Co. (Minn.)—-Acquisition—
The SEC
stockholders
meeting,
of incorporation
stock from
Increased—
Refiners, Ltd., Honolulu, Hawaii
corporation
SEC
the
hearing upon the bank borrowings.—V. 171, p. 951.
of
1949.—V.
SEC—Rights—;
The
such
until
persons
cate
The short-term 2% notes totaling $600,000 were
170, p. 888.
*
'
outstanding Dec. 31,
estimated
program,
1950,
104'/i%
2,000,000 thus paving., the way for the proposed stock dividend.
stockholders also voted approval of a savings and retirement
The stockholders
^
that in
reports
company
provide for additions.
Present plans
tion
authorized
29
Y:* (Chas.) Pfizer & Co.,
1949 it acquired funds through shortterm borrowing to purchase 15,200 shares of common stock (par $25) *
of Coast Counties Gas & Electric Co., a subsidiary, for $330,000, and
The
date of issuance.
Ther
lending banks are: The Chase National Bank of the City of New York,
$7,000,000; Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co. (Chicago^,
$7,000,000; The Omaha National Bank, $500,000; The United States
National Bank
of Omaha, $300,000; and ' First National Bank of
Or"' i
O00
Vv;^.. 1
not
maturing
March
on
special
a
to
The
President, reports that at
Ceader,
called for redemption May 3, 1950, at
out of $nki.!g fund monies,
$104,000
The debentures are to be offered for
program.
The
D.
interest,
directors
plan for
Bronson placed a
which Mr.
assets, on
covering
the account of Mark
for
on
At
000
the annual meeting of the
stockholders the directors were authorized to increase the authorized
common stock (par $1)
from 400,000 to 1,000,000 shares.—V. 169, p. 703.
SEC
requested
31
Hull
the
has
company
accrued
articles
The 140,000 shares of this company, same
company, will be distributed share for share.
In
Oxford Electric Corp.-—Common Stock
J.
Banks—
From
To Borrow
The
will
company
to
be offered
share through Bioren & Co., Philadelphia.
per
April 29, 1950 to shareholders of record on April 14, 1950,
subject, to obtaining a permit from the California State Corporation
Commissioner authorizing the issuance of additional shares.
On this
basis each stockholder will receive one additional share for each share
held as of the record date.
' '
•
,
7',
„
7 , ■
order
The
value of
$250,000, and Ottawa Gas Co., there will be transferred $300,000 in
cash from Ottawa Light, Heat & Power Co., Ltd*
Mr. Bronson said he
could not estimate how much cash would be left in the liquidator's
hands after liquidation expenses were paid.—V.
170, p. 1807.
additon
stock to
common
171, p. 1264.
The
Ltd.
tier old
as
date.—
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co.-—Partial Redemption
able
,■
,
of
way
of
Permanente Cement Co.—To Pay
Ap-S
proposal to wind up. the
application for a winding-up
distributing realized assets.
said
quickest
Utilities,
provincial
future
company and a
in March the
Late
an
.
the
business on that
of
collateral trust bonds, 3V4% series due 1964.
Payment will be made at the New York Trust Co., 100 Broadway,
New York 15, N. Y.—V. 170, p. 2228.
,
duty of the liquidator would be to make an* interim payment of
$20 per share, which should be within 90 days.
7
Mr. Bronson said a Federal charter had been
obtained for Intcr-
be subject to future determination by
amendment filed with the Commission.
requested SEC authorization to borrow
$15,000,000 from
banks as temporary financing of its construction
program.
Proceeds of the stock financing, together with the proceeds
from a proposed issue of serial debentures,
are to be used for the
company's construction program and for payment of the bank notes.
stockholders
'
a
not exercised on or before
were
close
the
at
notification was filed wtlh the SEC on March 28
shares
.The
first
expire on May "22. 5Com¬
not more than 10 shares
offer will
to
Y;
'
_
March 10 approved
on
void
2066.
refunding mortgage and
Co.—Liquidation
Power
&
Pres.dent,
Bronson,
provide
r
offering is to be made on the basis' of one share of new stock
each eight shares then
held.: The subscription price is to be
supplied
issuance of
the
Ottawa
the
The
for
1
^
and to transfer the assets of the Hull distribution system and
Gas Co. to a new company. '
■ /
7 ;
7- '
" ^
company
to offer an
to holders of its out¬
record at the close of
stock
common
authorized
20
Heat
"
The stockholders
,
requested SEC authorization
3
304,500
2,436,000
.
'
71,013
56,254
Ottawa
company
additional
standing
March
on
proved—
Northern Natural Gas
..
which
The warrants
became
1949
p.
per
addi$500,000 first mortgage bonds.
The bonds are expected to be
about May 15.—V. 165, p. 1872."V
77
"u
,T' ✓
-:..stockholders
tional
274,140
r
196,248
951.
p.
...
—V.
SEC
plant. No
.Yv'Y ;
telephone
' Y-" ,"'7
modernize
,v7v:
recapitalization,
of
plan
per
therefor.
31,
170,
and
30,003
1,434,595
1,352,005
.•
to
used
Oswego Falls Corp.—Bond Issue Approved—
7
The
1,432,335
299,161
96,741
be
the
share were issued to the holders of the
Only 1,208 shares were purchased in the exercise
$20
Anton, President, for $4
127,723
80,800
..
,
1,409.097
257,173
-
income. _>
oper.
171,
'
-
,
railway
railway
$628,530
-
Co.—Files With SEC—
on March 16 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock to be offered at par ($100
500
share); the proceeds to
underwriting involved.
with
1945, warrants to purchase 80,000 shares of
at
A letter of
The company
covering
1947
1948
1950
Warrants Which Expired
Exercise of
from
Pennsylvania & Southern Gas Co.—Files With SEC—
loan
1263.
p.
Orchards (Wash.) Telephone
%
February—
lu-year
171,
the remaining $1,000,000 balance
obtained aiter the war to ii-
off
January paid
$4.86
7
share
,
authorized in De¬
capital stock (par
old common
stock.
of warrants
up to Jan. 1, 1949, but between Jan. 1, 1949 and May 31, 1949—when
the warrants expired—47,680 shares were purchased and $953,600 was
$7)
151,,
construction funds.—V.
783,938
554.456
$4.37
outstanding.-
connection
In
cember,
May
$2,ocj,ouo
602,136
1,041,820
common
$2,696,827
$2,631,506
—
—
May 31, 1949—
8,500
2028.
p.
—
*
:
shares
received
expansion.—V.
—
-
—*
State
;
Common
.
Proceeds will be used for
March 30.
to
in
cpmpany
cue
nance
1949
;
Dominion Water Corp. of Va.—Loan
refunding and
p. 2054.
f
'
■
1948
$17,985,666 $18,493,625
4,141.506
4.340.827
income taxes—
1,510,000
1,644.000
...
taxes—
for Federal and
Net
Oneida, Ltd.—Repays Loan—
profit
—
bd'fore income
Provision
acquire
to
I
Net
sales
Profit
then held.
proposes
not purchased
financing would be
1263.
p.
Co.
Standard
stock.
slock
announced
was
1948
$6,244,481
'1949
,
7—$5,333,433
income
&
shares
remaining
share
$41
of
"
..
the 979,000 outstanding shares of Oklahoma
of
Gas
additional
the
the
per
business
at
close
the
at
vately—Company has arranged through W. C. Langley
6 Co. to sell $750,000 of *3%% first mortgage bonds due
1979 to The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York, it
Mining Corp.—Earnings—
revenues
Prof t
of
of
Old
According to a recent press report, the company has iss^d $1,100,000
bonds.—V. 171, p. 1184.
.■
Y':
Total
record
'
*
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Receipts
debenture
Newmont
Standard
Proceeds
(J. J.) Newberry Co.—Debentures Issued—
Years Ended Dec. 31—
of 550,011
owner
shares
of
subscription
for
offered
Subs.)—Earnings—
and
to issue
($20 par).
(& Wholly-Owned
Pennsylvania-Dixie Ceinent Corp.
Approves Rights—
authorization
SEC
the rate of one share for each ten shares
at
A'i
be
to
received
4
shares of its common stock
97,900
are
stockholders
common.
any
"Deficit.—V.
shares
April
on
additional
an
common
627,527
135,797
11,412
812,540
155.332
*87,131
767,620 '.
791,490
7
company
The
«
railway,,—
oper.
The
1947
$313,890
75,711
' '
14,952
1943
$423,662
109,315
*9,843
-
7
(1463)
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.—SEC
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
New York
February—
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4897
171
and
1948 and
in the
first
'
~
and $10 per
tin
quarter'of ,1949 these dividends were
common stock. Tho$14.-24 per share of
share thereafter.—V. 171, p. 466.
paid in shares-of Indiana Gas & Water Co., Inc:
above dividend rate is calculated, on the-basis of
such stocks irr 1947
2,221,284
occurred on Nov. 1, 1948.
8
(1464)
THE
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—Earnings—
Period End. Jan. 31—
Operating
Profit
1950—Month—1949
after
charges
354,332
120,600
Prov, for Fed. Inc. taxes
-
2,459,279
Prof,
before
602,500
Prov.
for Fed. income taxes
$2,279,421
$1,856,779
inc.
N.
Fidelity
J.
will
$0.22
341,700
$0.2C
Net
y
tenders
6%
of
341,700
profit
of
due
Jan.
19901
1
at
prices
Purchases will be made
to
of
as
sufficient
amount
an
not
exceed
to
and
par
April 17, 1950.—V.
accrued
170,
ties
1949—Month—1948
Operating
$2,285,562
revenues
before inc. taxes
for Fed.
inc.
700,914
taxes
212,000
interest.
.
Net
Profit
Prov.
3,260,641
$5,326,363
1,422,145
1,292,860
1,093,966
Net
profit
$488,914
—
171, p.
assets at
year.
the
5,859,287
1948
would
$306,225
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
$4,321,063
(&
1949
11.4
were
dividend
cash
of
'
"
10%, the
as
X'X
its,, earnings
in
plant
Subs.)—Earnings
170,
Prov. for Federal
taxes
additions
$3,150,495
927,305
and
Common
dividends
Common
shares
$3.40
Capital shares outstanding——.———
Net
$2.74
Earnings per common share——
—V. 170, p, 1918.
The
SEC
on
3
announced
the
issuance
of
interim
an
Rutland
Net
a
10-day extension of the maturity of a $150,000 note
Public Service
Corp. (Wilmington) held by Provident Trust Co.
Philadelphia and maturing April 1. 1950.
There is pending before
the Commission an application
regarding a 90-day extension of the
note.—V. 137, p. 1067.
'
m
$720,190
ry.
Gross
1950
1948
?
Three Months Ended Dec. 31—
$439,082
—
4,416
*46,766
*109,398
•76,507
*80,608
*44,079
800,338
Net
from
Net
ry.
885,894
878,858
896,938
*45,815
*143,861
railway
railway—
income
oper.
*125,353
*57,218
*153,585
*120,237
*225,177
p.'
171,
*237,326
Prov. for Federal
and State income
1948
,82,363
11,919
taxes
52 Weeks
Period—
54[339
;
profit
$70,443
291,725
Earnings per
outstanding
•£_
share—
common
$0.12
—
•After
Munn, President, further announced:
plant was finally closed on Dec. 23, 1949, and was
immediately cleared for occupancy, by the Kaiser Frazer Corp., who
leased the property as of Jan.
15, 1950, for a period of two years
with options to purchase.
The Jackson operations have been trans¬
ferred to two mid-western
plants for making of parts to service the
western assembly
plants."
'
<
*"The
"Current assets
were
V.
Dec. 31,
on
shares
p.
deducting
of
last, amounted to $2,894,341 and current
working capital was $1,305,926."—
Railway
oper.
•Based
on
1948
$2,419,122
...
,
-
$3.86.
—T
Net ry.
1950
'
1949
1948
$1,932,681
$1,837,770
1059.
$2,104,919
555,646
5
i
1947
$1,937,123
16,355
127,577
174,676
railway—
railway
from
Net
ry.
—V.
3,791,414
4,197,522
4,457,184
4,154,918
in
1,107,642
584,736
1,140,061
1,227,743
budgeted
income...
417,622
69,925
403,215
482,998
oper.
171,
by
ry.
Roanoke Pipe Line
Gas
Co.—Subscription Basis—
offering to Roanoke
was
the
on
basis
of
stock held.
company
Co.
Gas
stockholders
share
one
See
V.
of
latter
of
for
of
the
There
have
each
five
shares
Oake, Inc.—Calls 6% Bonds—
been
100
and
National
Chicago
accrued
Bank
90,
for
redemption on
mortgage sinking fund 0%
outstanding first
at
called
of
interest.
Chicago,
111.—V.
169,
Payment
May
1,
bonds
will
Dearborn,
of
be
;V
1950
due
made
Monroe
and
all
May
at
of
the
the
1954
1,
Clark
•
of
the
at
744,262
1,295,780
608,033
C
•Serial
and
company's
April
on
registration statement with the
preferred stock, series H, $100 par.
eupplied by amendment.
the
proceeds
old
the
preferred,
construction
loans
of
in
to
since
stock
reimburse
Jan.
1,
for
the
1950, and
sale
will
the
1947,
to
cost
of
ments.
be
as
company
discharge
required
for
urfunded
short-term
construction
to
redeem
costs
of
construction
additions
and
better¬
in
California
into
an
institutional investor for the sale
of $12,000,000 of
first mortgage
bonds, due 1980, series M. the terms of which
are to be
supplied by amendment.
From the proceeds of such
bond sale, the
opmpany will redeem $7,657,000 of
outstanding bonds (334% series G,
due 1966, and 3^4 % series
H, due 1967), and will
apply the balance
for construction
related purposes
COMPARATIVE EARNINGS
STATEMENT
12 Months
Operating
Profit
Prov.
after
for
Ended Dec. 31—
revenues
X-i
X:
1949
1948
$29,990,548 $27,954,725
3,922,831
3 805 756
income
taxes——.........
1,081,700
801,600
charges,
Federal
v
——
—
etc..
....
....
profit
'Preferred dividends paid
•On
per
835,000
or
stock
of
common
shares
completed
in
stock.—V.
$2,841,131
170,
p.
immediately prior
pursuant
480,000
$2.64
.
outstanding
December
$3,004,156
632,396
share..
commpn
to
rights
to
$3.02
the
issued
issuance
to
holders
Profit
after
charges—
1950—3 Mos.—1949
taxes
$1,607,776.
614,021
VHmmon shs- outstdg...
$342,893
1,074.472
$993,755
1,074,472
Net
profit
—
•Earns, per common sh.
$0.72
•After preferred
dividends.—V.
sale
will
be
the
the
v:;
-
1905.
distribution
in
which
program,
of
EFFECT
TO
an
?
•
PRESENT
Authorized
dividend
170,
195,000
shares
value
net
.Shares
Barth
estimated
t_
1,325,000 shs.
&
Co.
Lynch,
Fenner
&
4,000
Mitchum,
Inc.__
5,000
Pacific
Coast
6,000
Pacific
Co.
5,000
Pacific Northwest
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
Crowell,
Weedon & Co
Revel
Inc
Prov.
Net
25,000
Miller & Co
Tully
10,000
Co
6,000
Securities Co.
1,000
California—
10,000
of
&
Co.—___
—V.
Earns,
&
Co.
:
California
Co.
Co._______ 20,000
Maxfield H. Friedman—
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
Hill Richards & Co..
Stone
12,000
25,000
12,500
A.
Hogle & Co
Hope
&
William D. James Co.
Frank
Goodvjin
1,000
Weeden &
Cosgrove
Co
1,500
C.
Knowlton & Co
1,000
Lester
&
Co
——_
12,500
Irving Lundborg & Co.
Mason
—V.
3,000
Brothers
171,
p.
&
Meyer
3,500
3.000
14.000
—
Co
2
,
Dean
Weeks
Witter
Wulff,
&
Hansen
&
6,000
1.000
Stubbs.
'
p.
$0.86
2229.
1950—6 Mos.—1949
$2,705,125
$3,391,429
1,015 807
1 300 017
Prov.
Net
$1,689,318
$2 091 419
1,074 472
1 074 47?
$1.45
Profit
-
'
$1.82
Federal
5,000
&
Co.-—
'
3,000
XX
taxes—
.
X
—V.
171,
common
p. 594.
share
$1,958,942
$3,763,679
$3,792,053
of
filed
30
the
letter
a
of. notification
cumulative
proceeds
with
the
SEC
preferred stock to be ofiered
be
to
used
to
drill
v/cll
involved.
and
for
.
Cc^-Earnings-
1950—Month—1949
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$4,382,926
$3,950,965
933.638
985,530
taxes
21,000
21,400
259,315
301,913
$47,364
$673,823
$683,617
declared—
210,000
—
declared-——
210,000
:
362,534
362,534
outstanding———
226,584
226,584
$2.05
$2.09
share——
594.
P.
1949—3 Mos.—1948
outstdg-
per common
tAfter
1949—12 Mos.—1948
*$69,918
sh._
all
516,494
1,220,467
—
shares
1,220,467
'$406,413
1,220,467
Nil
$0.01
Nil
>
and
taxes
depreciation,
before
but
$137,647
1,220,467
$0.11
depletion—►
2067.
p.
stockholders
April 18 will vote on a proposal to reduce the
capital stock from $1,275,000 to $275,000 by the cancella¬
the 40,000 shares of 5% cumulative
preferred stock of $25 par
value, authorized in 1946 but never issued.
After
approval of the proposal, capital stock of the
company will
consist solely of the 275,00 shares or $1
par value common stock of
which' 234,000 shares are issued and
outstanding.—V. 170, p. 2440.
on
V
Southeastern RR. Co., Inc., Statesboro, Ga.—Files—
company
March
on
29
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
subscriptions
at
$50
to build
a
per
railroad from Monticello to
Atlanta, Ga.
involved.
'X,
X-X- V'
No underwriting
-Tx'
"
-
207,580
There
$422,210
$381,655
35,627
127,935
2—
Southern California Gas Co.—Partial
Redemption—
,199,597
61.689
outstanding
per
Subs.)—
1950—8 Wks.—1949
tion of
are
1950
XV:
1949
•'
$1,648,987
$1,488,066
629,790
581.252
Preferred dividends paid—
Common shares
Earnings
Wholly-Owned
covering
6,000
shares
of
common
stock
to
be
share, the subscriptions to be exchanged for shares
after the company begins to function as a
corporation.
The proceeds
Works—Earnings—
income
obtained
Soss Manufacturing Co.—To Reduce
Capitalization—
The
The
revenues
profit
be
68,764
common
profit-"
170,
SEC
after charges..—_2_
for
will
698.
authorized
Co.—___ 50,000
4,000
San Jose Water
balance
p.
,
7,500
1395.
Year Ended Jan. 31—
Operating
the
171,
3,000
N.)White & Co.-
Whiting,
•
V.
25,000
Jones,
&
100,000
stock, par
& Webster Securities
Henry F. Swift & Co.—
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc..
Walston, Hoffman &
2,500
of
Silver King Coalition Mines
Co.—Earnings-
•Loss.
2,00b
Sutro & Co.—
——12,000
Hutton & Co.10,000
F.
12,500
Corp.
Co
approximately
approximately $11,700,000 from
(<£?
$2,012,779
period End. Dec. 31—
tNet
&
X
Stern,
1,500
Wesley Hall & Co<
Staats Co.__.__
Stephenson, Leydecker
4,000
of
Canada
preferred
$388,664
dividends
171,
William R.
First
in
3,000
Capital
Fewell
the
now
1951.
$47,283
Earnings per
3,500
5,000
extent
sale
1950—4 Wks.—1949
March
dividends
12,500
12,500
and
h.p.
in
63,283
shares
Co
Co....________
1948,
325,000
taxes_
inc.
Common
Co
&
In
of
have
Maurice
capacity
$426,418
Common
&
Fairman
will
the St.
turbine
a
production
redeemable
and
America
profit
Preferred
&
5.000
the
to
recent
1951.—V.
No underwriting
Fed. inc.
for
Raggio, Reed
....
of
revenues____
before
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
4.000
Shuman, Agnew & Co..
6,000
Smith, Barney & Co._____ 25,000
duPont & Co._X_
plants
on
late
into
capacity
1,403,200 h.p.,
to
new
capacity
come
of
hand;
on
Sierra Pacific Power
Schwabacher
I.
to
extent
and
Period End. Jan. 31—
7,500
Elwortliy & Co.—
the
now
sharei,
per
Operating
2,500
Co.——4,000
to
1950
Corp.
($1
3,500
&
in
company 011
par
Davis,
Dewar
two
operation
turbine
cumulative
—
Davies & Mejia
Skaggs & Co....
amount
and
of
turbine
2,500
Beane—
10,000
Co
4'/a%
assets
earnings
working capital.
Pierce,
Hurry
&
E
share;
per
current
The
2,400,000 shs.
Shares
Co....
Slocumb
into
initial
scheduled
covering 100,000 shares of 6%
at
None
6,000,000 shs.
Walter
Brush,
will
1946,
other
1949.
undetermined.
Eichler &
&
installed
and
$95,900,000,
of
Sierra Nevada Oil Co., Las Vegas. Nev.—Files—
300.000 shs
Bingham,
Co.
the
end
The corporation had 334 retail units in
operation in February
this year and 328 units in February, 1949.—V.
171, p. 754.
10.000,000
Bateman,
Rollins &
distribution
the
to
plants
over
came
an
and
Sales
375,000 shs.
Merrill
2,500
60%
Period End. Feb. 25—
$16,000,000
300,000 shs.
McAndrew
f.000
Co
&
program,
which
with
series
Shoe
X'"/''
60,000
the
and
approximately
made
February Sales 2.75% Higher—
sells
underwriters named below, none
of which is
have severally agreed to
purchase from
numbers of shares of new
common stock
:
aggregate
been
been
company,
—
of
$50
from
respective
Co., Inc.
h.p.,
plant
to
had
company's hydro-electric system
plant at Shawinigan Falls with
construction
its
began in 1946 and is scheduled. for
this six-year
period
expenditures
transmission
lateral
fund
bonds, series Q 3%;
85,000,000 from the proceeds of the
•
and
375,000 shs
late
3
the
in
Outstanding
...
and
No.
of
use
expansion
Over
hydro-electric
nearly
the
in
consumers,
of
Capital expenditures in 1950 and 1951 to bring the present
program
completion
are
estimated
at
approximately
$38,200,000.
These
to
the extent of approximately $16,500,000 have been
financed from the proceeds of the sale of the first
mortgage and col¬
FINANCING
''
of
growth
domestic
program
to
wholly within
gas
territory with
a
has
•
;
Produces
1, 1970.— $16,000,000
(3%)__
10,000.000
below:
&
Blair,
E.
Nil
1402.
p.
expenditures
used
/,
GIVING
Bailey & Davidson.—
J.
1,726,926
$0.51
170,
postwar
and
largest
program
estimated
to
the
to
the
1951.
$57,700,000
completion of
the
in
generation,
company's
under
financing
in
in
to
are
added
River,
of
This
later
increase
offered
$1,358,987
516,094
Prov. for Fed. inc.
stock
2587.
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc.
(& Domestic Subs.)—Earns.
Period End. Jan. 31—
the
Frank
Net
•Earnings
retail
communities
V' .■••XX' ■■■-vX/''r'X''i
Blyth
J.
Nil
commercial
engaged
over
the
an
been
Profit
Francis
an
and
55
1973
with
,
According to the prospectus, the
company has also entered
with
serves
due
company
forth
set
H. M.
used
■,
agreement
1,059,872
a
6EC covering 80,000 shares of 4
%
The company
proposes to offer 50,000 of the shares
plus a cash pay*nent
(amount unspecified 1 in
exchange, orv a share for share basis,
for its outstanding 4%%'
preferred stock, series G.
The remaining
«hares, plus shares not issued in
exchange, are to be acquired by an
underwriting group headed by The First Boston
Corp. and eight other
firms.4 The pubiic
offering price ancl underwriting terms are to be
The
It
UNDERWRITERS—The
filed
5
from
1950 construction
/ X.
= ^ r
$12,000,000.
designation
affiliated
corporation
of
1,477,363
1,216,903
Cumul. pret. stock, 5% series
($20 par)
Cumul. pfcl. stk., 4*/a% series
($20 par)
•Cumul. preferred stock ($20
par)
Common stock (810 par)2
the
Nil
1947
*$782,317
-
X
history.
Upon
$9,903,495
3,273,366
mortgage bonds:
..XX
33«%
series, due July
Streets,
Rochester Gas & Electric
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
The
which
$8,747,020
2,971,982
1st
First
1948
$959,036
1,726,926
one
industrial,
additions
facilities
$4,800,000 of its bank-loan
notes, to reim¬
treasury for expenditures already made for
prop¬
improvement of its facilities, and the
CAPITALIZATION
1339.
p.
52-year
for
1950—2 Mos.—1949
$4,839,403
proceeds
COMPANY—Incorporated
Pipe Line
1949
*$429,432
1,726,926
charges and Federal taxes.—V.
now
completion
2,570,645
Trenche
acquisitions
part
Series
Roberts &
the
on
486,258
population of 550,000.
Roanoke
1953
*$733,694
1,726,926
PROGRAM—Due
by
is
company
698.
p.
company to retire
the company's
burse
7'.'
171, p. 1264.
based
171,
607,881
—
California.
The
and
1,659,562
electricity and engages in the
«tock
EXPANSION
electricity
Ry.—Earnings-
$4,286,999
1,380,109
oper.
the
erty
952.
p.
dividends
1950—Month—1S49
income...
PROCEEDS—Part
215,983
from
Net
on
coast, made public offering
April 5 of 500,000 shares of common stock
(par $10) at
$14 per share. This issue was
oversubscribed.
503,365
income...
$2.76
.
taxes
made
was
171, p. 754.
457,086
Prom Jan. 1—
•
Gross
from
oper.
260,720
oper.
$8,102,464
and
Sail' Diego Gas & Electric
Co.—Common Stock Offered
—A syndicate
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., and
including
55 underwriters from
coast to
$4.92
626,654 shares of outstanding stock.—V.
156, p.
February—
•
Gross from railway—
Net from railway.
Dec. 31/47
■' >
$3,081,451
Richmond Fredericksburg & Potomac
RR.—Earnings—
*
depreciation
outstanding.—V.
revenue..
income
—V.
1949
taxes..
ry.
Net
Year Ended Dec. 31—
rev.
Net
(The) Richman Bros. Co.—Earnings—
income after charges and
•Earnings per share.——
preferred
Period End. Feb. 28-
Net
Net
$3.50
charges,
$765,240
stock
common
Net
'
interest
St. Louis Southwestern
8.
171,
$1,588,415.
for
of
Jan. 1/49
$9,978,231
$5.22
share..
common
providing
A charge
tAfter
.<
$0.51
58,803
of
the
largest producers and distributors of
hydro-electric energy in the world.
The system of the company serves
a
territory extending north and south of the St. Lawrence
River,
from the vicinity iof
Quebec City to Lake of Two Mountains, 40 miles
west of
Montreal, an area of approximately 16,000 square miles con¬
taining more than two-thirds of the population of the
province.
Ended
against earned surplus to
provide for the decline in Canadian
exchange at Sept. 20 1949.
Pre¬
ferred
stock dividends
amounted
to $951,520 in 1949, as
compared
with $980,242 in the
previous year.
Jackson
liabilities
Ended
$14,369,124
per
income.
Charles G.
$0.51
share
com.
tAfter
COMPANY—Is
52 Weeks
Dec. 31/49
income
tEarnings
$34,339
294,800
$0.24
.——
shares
878,554
share
shares,
U. S. dollars.
53 Weeks
Ended
20,000
•Net
Net
Common
395,287
931.872
purchased by 13 institutions at 102.22 and accrued inter¬
est. Principal and interest on the
bonds are payable in
1050.
$3,046,649
^
419,333
_i
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—Bonds Placed Pri¬
vately in U. S.—Announcement was made April 5 that
a
group consisting of The Dominion -Securities
Corp.,
Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., White, Weld & Co., and
Kidder, Peabody & Co. have arranged the sale, without
public offering, of a knew issue of $15,000,000 first
mortgage and collateral trust sinking fund bonds, series
"Q," 3% due March 1, 1975. The new bonds have been
Safeway Stores Inc. (&
Subs.)—Earnings—
1949
$2,430,935
——-———
taxes.—
290,000
$506,619
paid.
^
$436,394
•30,912
^
sales
per
•Loss.
1947
,
$426,918
*30,995
income
oper.
1949 v.
$369,975
'
from
••Deficit.—V.
Profit before income
300,000
outtsanding
common
$3.38
Reynolds Spring Co.—Earnings—
Net
796,619
$520,930
46,346
profit.
of
Earns,
$1,589,480
>VJ
$1.54
From Jan. 1—
of
_
Jan. 31/50 Jan. 31/49
'%X
$0.77
No.
RR.—Earnings—
February—
from railway.
from railway.
authorizing
9 Mos. Ended——
$358,644
share——
Gross
order
1948
.
$2,401,139
paid.
Earnings per common
X
1949
$2,519,158
170, P. 2229.
927,305
of
-
taxes—
per common
Net
April
Subs.)—Earnings—
320,930
Qtrs. End. Jan. 31—
Jan. 31,'50
profit after
—V.
Republic Service Corp.—Seeks Extension of Note—
.
•
—V. 171, p. 19(L~
+Net
3 Mos. End.
Period—
$2,543,865
$3.02
$6.07
—
profit
Preferred dividends
Co.—Earnings—
..
1,660,000
$4.15
share
common
221,000
Servel, Inc.—Earnings—
4,203,865
2,137,000
and State income taxes—
profit
971,847
'
.
(F. C.) Russell
Earnings
Net
871.847
Net
'
1948
5,287,495
1,700,101
871,848
X
before income taxes
for taxes
Prov.
Herbert
2134.
p.
1,983,467
recovery for loss of paper machinery of $11,187,1947.—V. 171, p. '466.
'
Profit
/,
the
efficiency of manufacturing
improved products
and
expanding
has continued its policy of reinvest¬
and
new
outtsanding—
Seaboard Finance Co. (&
the
.•iX%xX:,xXX;:
:'■%
increasing
developing
paid
was
2,288,645
1
Three Months Ended Dec. 31—
Total
operating income
amounting to $3.25
same
$2,856,650
333,000
$3,839,179
221,000
liabili¬
current
'•
payments
$5,626,603
•Includes insurance
659 in
during the year to $17,015,363
«
included
times
shares
Earnings per
earnings
Abraham, President, stated.
During 1949
a
of $3,181,725 was
appropriated for this purpose, compared with
depreciation charge of $1,144,377.
Out of a total of $18,616,601
appropriated for capital
improvements during the
past
10 years,
approximately $3,000,000 remained unexpended at the close of 1949.—
$*3,468,690 $47,359,369
-
income
taxesj—_
profit
Common
total
$4,237,883
1949
__
before
income
-
Preferred dividends paid—
Common dividends paid
$8.99.—V.
170,
>1. :X^XX''.;:XX
4
"VJi'-.Xt.X'i?
replacements,
.
1,621,404
466.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Profit
Federal
$83,599,960 $73,597,062 $57,252,636
9,526,603
6,314,179
*4,401,309
3,900,000 j
2,475,000
1,544,659
—
taxes—
•$10.88
'!
share
be
VXX:
production facilities, the
company
ing a substantial portion of
$28,730,504
the
1947
increased
was
purpose ■ of
operations,
1,740,000
of
1949
stock
for
>
•
sales
for
:
income
397,806
437,586
X •$11.80
outstanding
-VX
close
the
a
and
481,344
$8.72
share
per
<
share
V.
Net
2
before
Net
a
-V.
sales-—
7,587,004
3,542,73 1
..
(& Subs.)—Has Record Earnings—
X2;X<X;X v;,XX 1949
1943 •
X
1947
Year Ended Dec. 31—
*
$5,162,256
——
presently
and
paid in
per
1949—12 Mos.—1948
135,000
$10.72
Dividends
For
$2,564,110 $27,430,339
441,225
6,061,063
shares
working capital
$15,189,707. •,
from
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Earnings—
Prov.
% 8,704.967
2,897,959
share..
common
and
\
the
be
Current
•
previous
Period End. Dec. 31—
*
2134.
p.
783.
p.
on
would
exhaust
to
per
1
Profit
1947
$4,398,300
—_
outstanding—.
Earnings
$500,000
'—
_—_——
dividends paid
Common
shares
$1.6Ch"
$2.05
Trust Co., trustee, 755 Broad Street, Newark,
12 o'clock noon" (EST i, April 14,
1950 receive sealed
and refunding mortgage bonds (4%, 5%
53/<%
and
first
series
sum
0
1943
7,096,359
—
Cash
Union
until
taxes
'
Public Service Coordinated Transport—^Tenders—
The
Scott Paper Co.
r,'1949
$50,267,987 $57,477,023 $52,374,927
833,200
/•Based
.
.
!
—...
3,112,621
754.
p.
sales
$217,553
.28,560
$233,732
28,560
-
Earns, per common shr.
171,
Monday, April 10, 1950
,
Net profit
Pfd. div. requirements
—V.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
99,500
-
CHRONICLE
X Ruberoid Co.—Earnings—
Net
317,053
_________
FINANCIAL
*
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$1,222,726 $14,364,841 $13,498,025
$1,360,921
revenues
COMMERCIAL
$1.13
:
126.000
X
$0.99
of first
have
been
called
payment
will
California Street; San
Street,
of
for
mortgage bonds, 3Y*%
Immediate
New
Chicago,
York
231
or
So.
be
redemption
series
mads
due
at
Francisco, Calif.,
Continental
LaSalle Street,
on
1970.
the
or
Illinois
May
at
1.
1950,
103%'
American
Bankers Trust
National
Chicago,
111.—V.
and
Trust
Bank
171,
Co.,
&
p.
$579,000
interest.
Co.,
16
Trust
19.6. r
464
Wall
Co.
Volume
171
Number 4897
THE
Southern Pacific
CONSOLIDATED
Co.—$34,410,300 of Debentures Sub¬
Mercier, President, on April 1 an¬
nounced that during the subscription
period, which ended
March 31, subscriptions totaling $34,410,300 were received
for new 10-year 3% convertible
debentures, due April 1,
1960.r These subscriptions constituted 91.2% of the total
issue of $37,727,600, which was underwritten at
competi¬
tive bidding on March 9 by an investment
banking group
heaaed by Blyth & Co. and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler.—
scribed
For—A.
SYSTEM EARNINGS
FOR
-Period End. Feb. 28—
ry.
oper.
revenues
ry.
oper.
expenses
from
rev.
Net ry.
ry.
1ST TWO
"
MONTHS
Cash
_____
Prepaid and
—V.
171.
deferred
59,079,142
6,069,566
Accounts
VV-"''"'
payable
Dividends
:
——
declared—preferred
The
2,2^8,377
9,160,052
9,071,672
8,463,641
..v-t
Texas,
;_u_____J3,000,000;,
on leases—_
~
Ohio,
gas
ends
;
,
obligations and deposits
for
Spokane International RR.- -Earnings—
February—
Gross
Net
lrom
from
Net
ry.
trillion
The
so
1950
1949
1948
$127,066
$141,148
"21,968
19,995
36,149
income.25,618
"41,102
"3,110
10,743
Gross
from
Net
railway
railway
from
ry.
265.970
171,
234,289
18,786
"51,737
"20,935
income...
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
"97,267
280,086
75,391
4,051
—
21,739
Period
End. Jan. 31—\v
Total
Standard Steel Spring Co. (&
Years Ended Dec. 31—
per
"After
+On
of
ance
charges
the
assets
net
profits
the
and
of
Falls
of
amount
of
of
1947
$3,509,644
$1,702,221
Common
shares
$3.82
$2.28
$1.07
Earnings
per
tAfter
preferred
stock
308,010 shares
Falls
Spring
reported
company
covering
stockholders
for
each
No
.79,000
1948
Spring
&
dividend
outstanding
Net
—V.
requirements.
prior
to
the
Co.
March
on
30
filed
171,
of
notification
1,000,000
shares of capital stock
22 y2
cents per share at the rate
at
share
held.
underwriting
The
proceeds
be
to
are
to
be
of
one
$150,218
share
the
offered
$1,835,775
598,441
filed
27
letter
a
$2.07
.
to
of
notification
Net
involved.
from
ry.
1949-
Net
sales
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1949
-v..
■
•
,
•
4,636,832
.
1947
27,513
694,852
758,394
689,2641
157,056
140,638
"11,332
171,
33,301
•158,058
49.070
'
987.
p.
:i
gas
the
Other
profit
$5,420,628
operating income
511,302
Net
operating income
Other
income
$5,100,919
3,509,033 T
:
'
."91,722
.1
.
.
Profit
Net
—V.
687,503
•27,243
:
Total
$2,524,226
Other deductions
taxes
income
on
i
577,375
Provision for contingencies
income
extraordinary
.«•
recurring deductions
•Earnings per common share
"Based
on
number of
average
REFUNDING
ber, 1949, the
publicly held
corporation
from
&
90,000
Petroleum
Phillips
Petroleum
Co.
Suburban
for
refunded
16
The
years.
37,000,000
principal
and
Suburban
Advisory
an
will
the
amount
effected
by
1950,
from
oi'
The
Oil Co.—Reports
60%
of
business
in
of
the
1949.
and
others
for
the
$300,000.
proving
Of
the
$54,300,000, reported
from
came
ciation,
allowances
for
retirements and
capital
as
depletion
and
amortization
fields
expenditures.
abandonments,
for
and
oil
accelerated
$19,800,600
from
current
The
earnings.
$6,000,000 borrowed by a subsidiary and
and
assets
other
$600,000 from
during
authorized
sale
the
that
pipe
Sun's
Toledo
Lima-Toledo
a
Including'* participation
,
in
wells
and
1949,
compared
resulted
gram
122
duced
in
12
gas
Gross
Sun
others.
522
the
drilled
previous
producers,
40
gas
177 exploratory wells drilled
distillate and 81 were dry,
INCOME
V'
;V
ACCOUNT
-V
FOR
pipe
"
365
other
Intangible
than
Fed.
income
taxes
12,667,921
17,344,199
9,100,458
19,403.508
2,060,309
1,810,826
15,707,524
12,730,465
7,000,000
4,800,000
57,606,041
32,197,703
1,419.360
Deprec., retirem'ts & amortizationAccelerated deprec. of post-war facil.
12,569,268
755,144
519,605
v
17.802,683
:
;
6,500,000 ■/
stock- (par
operating income
income
Total
.
Interest charges
—T———
Prov. for Federal income tax...—_.
30,705,179
58,361,785
32,717,308
327,304
——r
307,946
220,913
15,200,000
Net- Income
Common
10%
25.177,875
dividends
dividends
stock div.
on
42,853.839
24,339,913
1
standing after stock
standing
beginning
$100)
issuable
.
..
preferred
preferred
stock-
$5)
100,000 shs,
10,000,000 shs. 4,666,666^3 shs*.
C.
shares
of
as
names
of, new
Webster
Sullivan
stock
Merrill
ner
5,880
1,000
Maynard H.
1,500,
W.
H.
$1,042,631
$2,551,739
303,999
694,099
$2,221,454
669,400
$907,643
$738,632
$1,857,640
$1,552,05*
302,933
215,965
620,757
424,823r
24,703
15,274
38,490
Net
22,833
$580,007
$507,393
$l,104,398r
$1,269,971
16,803
68,323
80,013
$1,198,393
138,290
income—-__—
$648,330
$587,406
$1,336,683
deducts-
10,017
9,385
17,033
$638,313
$578,021
$1,319,650
236,719
233,202
474,348
$401,594
$344,819
$845,302
ry.
Other
income-
oper.
income——
—
165,573
i__—
The First Boston
Corp.—
&
Pacific
Northwest
Webber,
Co.,
500
Co.—
Smith,< Barney & Co.—
______—
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
E. Masten & Co
:
Preferred
—V.
600
—
1,000
dividends
requirements—^
—
171, p. 9.
Texas Utilities Co.—Granted
40O
Co.—
$376,355
$495,198
profit:
.
J
In
a
announced
decision
April
5
$5,116,798 $4,441,891.
865,050 *
865,050
■
'■
'
Complete Exemption-
by
the
SEC,
this
company,
was
4,000
4,000
300
-
Trask & Co.—«—»
Tucker, Anthony & Co.—__
800
granted an exemption from all provisions of the Public Utility Holding
Company Act of 1935.
The exemption also applies to each of its three subsidiaries, Dallas
800
Power &
Underwood,, Neuthaus & Co.
■
500
Spencer
1,500
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
4,000
W. C. Langley & Co.——— 2,400
Lee Higginson Corp.-—!—1,500
Marks & Co.__
Net
500
Stringfellow—_—_
&
Fed. inc. taxes
1950—12 Mos.—1949 v
$1,891,435 $24,083,944 $22,463,899
621,752
8,025,768
7,238,297
245,397
2,908,970
2,796,406
1950—Month—1949
$2,113,179
817,034
321,836
Starkweather & Co.—a.
(Inc.)— 1,000
HemphiU, Noyes, Graham,
Brothers
Inc.
eroy,
Shields
for
Prov.
%
400
i
Schmidt, Poole & Co.—
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pom-
4.000
revenues—
600
300
Harris, Hall & Co.
Peabody & Co.—
Operating
Profit before inc. taxes.
—
Scott &
—■
Period End. Jan. 31—
Inc.-
&
$785,760
Light Co.—Earnings—
Texas Power &
400
2,400
Winston
A—
income
500
Company
Goldman, Sachs <fc Co.—__ 4,000
Hallowed, Sulzberger & Co._
400
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc. 4,000
Parsons & Co...
—
Net
Jackson' &
&
Rowles,
•
$1,253,16»
467,408k
—V. 171, P. 987,
Prescott, Haw-ley, Shepard &
400
_——
charges
500
Curtis;——
4,000
—
•
500
Co.
The Ohio Co.—————
500
charges
Fixed
fxd.
for
avail,
Inc.
400
Murch & Co.—
400
40p
Total
Miscellaneous
600
Paine,.
<
'
4,000
500
First Southwest Co
A.
f
600
Newbold's Son
Riter
$7.09
51,202,832
r
295,189
'
500
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
1,500
Reynolds & Co
$9.37
from ry. oper.
accruals
2,400
•
600
M.
rev.
tax
Ry. oper. income—.—
Equip, rentals (net Dr)
Fen-
Mitchum-, Tuly & Co.
Morgan Stanley & CO
Co.,-*
(Inc.)_
Pierce,
The Milwaukee Co.**
600
4,005
&
Lyneh,
& Beane
300
Laurence
8,586,107
,
Merrill, Turben & Co.—
Corp.—
Lehman
7,584,573
Jt. facil. rentals (netUr)
She res
Estabrook &.Co.-'J_____3j.__
$5.28
..
4,112,475
*
$100)
(par
v
Townsend,
Dittmar & Co.
$8.61
Net
Ry.
the principal underwriters and
preferred stock tp
be
undenvriten
8,820
—
Equitable Securities
$4.57
'
of
Securities
Codings and Co., Inc.
stock outdividend)
1950—2 Mos.--1949
$5,155,106 $10,136,312 $10,807,561
follows:
—___
16,276,702
_—
$4,881,423
3,678,591
100,000 shs.
20, 1950, the authorized capital stock was inr
400,000 shares of preferred stock and 5,050,000 shares
—u
Kidder,
*
;
March
from
<fc
48,822
Operation—
1950—Month—1949
Period End. Feb. 28—
«.
.
stock
22,870,619
Texas & Pacific Ry.—Results From
in
cumulative
number
104,45*
17,935
'•*
cumulative
On
198.G52
49,239
1186.
expenses
<par
20,89*.
98,787
-
—
Operating
24,662,800
$5.02
■11,460,000
46,403
7,252
—
171, p.
1949
$92,290
■•'.,!
railway:-———_:—'
railway
income
100,000 shs.
stock—.
year—
;
from
stock—
stock.—
419.392
of
,
preferred
-3,948,154
Earns, per com. share on stock out¬
.
cumulative
419,392
o
!
•,
revenues _;—
4,494,572
—
Gross
1—
Operating
419,392
Earns, per com. share ion
railway operating income
100.000 shs,
4,932.381
common
1950
21,619
*
__
stock.
(cash).
declared———
declared
Net
Outstanding
—11,460,000
Hornblower -fe Weeks-—1.500
Preferred
2,097,200
23,978,000
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.—4,000
8,156,482
5,200,000;
5,245,503
2,160,149
1,211,654
17,530,24&
$45,243
railway
railway
preferred
Crouter <fe Bodine
■:
5,616,130
2,103,826
1,064,6611
from
Net1 from
cumulative
^Glore, Forgan & Co
Net
Other
FINANCING
23,978.000
E. W. Clark & Co._.
C.
20,558,319
February—
Gross
—V.
DeHaven &
21,938,413
3,607,904
-
50,000,000
Inc.
,
19,418,972
4,141,721
2,730,451
1,144,787
Texas & Northern Ry.—Earnings—
to
50,000,000
Clark, Dodge & Co
1947
18,910,453
4,557,525
3,588,615
2,119,599-
28,
•!.'
?
1947
$8,800,57).
2,875,664
987.
p.
From Jan.
series due 1969
:
1948
the
amount
•
PRESENT
TO
Feb.
171,
from
Bosworth,
$
_____
88,422
1—
railway—_
Net from railway—
Net ry. oper. income—
—V,
1949
railway- operating
Central Republic Co.
29.285,819
costs.
development
EFFECT
of
completing
would
Jan.
Net
Blyth & Co.. Inc.—
operating income—:___— 462,077,399 447,309,191 356,841,425
Depletion and abandonment——_
153,773
$9,270,635 $10,179,138
,
from
Net
Corp.
24 pro¬
276,798,465
Gross
income—T
operj
From
company
The 'com¬
,
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—
.•
330,427,036
As
of
ry.
37,700,000
Stone
<
pro¬
'
1948
cost
program
Shares
YEARS
$
405,585
-Earnings—
1950
$32,451,000
by each are
producers
Sun,
1950-1951,
of
remaining
from
Net
bonds—issu¬
line
UNDERWRITER^—The
crude
of
1949
435,913
141,136
il 58,010
.
$9,094,993
2,187,749
485,001
railway—*.
railway
37,700,000
creased
from
CALENDAR
'■*%' 1949
'
by
winter
expansion
'
GIVING
White, Weld & Co
total
The
distillate
82,965
500
Co., all of which are
Union
Securities
Vietor,
G.
H,
Dann
Walker
Dean
Yarnall
&
Co.—
Weeks &
Witter
400
500
& Co
&
!
t
Whiting,
&:
*
Corp.— 4,000
Common,
Co.
4,000
*
Stubbs—
400
600
600
Co.
800
;
500
„
and Texas Power & Light
exclusively electric utility companies which supply
Light Co., Texas Electric Service Co.,
electric service
in
an
area
lying wholly within the State of Texas. The
properties of the subsidiaries are interconnected; and none of the sub¬
sidiaries owns physical properties outside of Texas.
t
Commission's decision, Texas Utilities has con¬
$285,645,000 and "is or.e of the largest hold¬
ing companies ever to apply for an exemption under Section 3 (a) (1) *
of the Act."
However, the Commission stated, "Texas Utilities and its
According
solidated
to
gross
the
assets of
.
35,253"
12,090
533,450
189,601
New Orleans RR.-
from
Net
approximalely
was
common
stock, to 600.000 shares of preferred
and 10,005 shares of common stock (par $5).
capital
provide
a
year.
or
Costs, oper. & general expenses—— 374,878,373
Taxes
will
which
of
V'%!:'V'.
Of
or
CONSOLIDATED
;/v
and
;
with
with
oil
197
dry holes.
oil,
pipeline,
the
.
&
$32,451,005
the
refinery.
of
expansion.
series—
in
NOTE:
sources.
with
connect
for
1947
$202,66»
V 67,957
,42,730
.
171, p. 987.
4.60%
A major undertaking of the year was formation with The Standard
Co. (Ohio) of the Mid-Valley Pipeline Co., to build a 1,000-mile
large diameter pipeline from Longviewy Texas, to Lima, Ohio.
There
will
capacity
the
line
Oil
oil
550,821
114,414
income*—
4.65%
depre¬
of
mortgage
Common
depreciation,
came
375,678
1948
32,526
254,156
railway-
4.25%
/'■
it
current
600,000 shs.
$27,900,000
remainder
2,472,942$4,130,67i>
$185,184
79,899
55,781
railway
oper.
4.10%
totaled
for
%
1949
$262,318
123,923
income—
oper.
from
Gross
share.-;;--.:';;;!'':
the' general* funds
delivery
its
estimated
was
Preferred
■
and
that
to
finance the
Debenture, 37/e% due 1966
Bank loans, 2% due 1950-56.
manufacturing
$4,900,000;
and shipyard
facilities,
^
1950
3%
$2,600,000;
development of prospective
' -W ' - ■
2,666,401
$4,478,591
375,678
$263,931
—
3'/o series due 1967
Additionally, intangible development expenditures
and
$i7,30c,ooo.
i
facilities,
added
help
2*4%, series due 1966—
postwar expansion program continued
at
a
lively pace in
Capital expenditures to replace, modernize and expand facilities
$54,300,000 and were distriouted as follows:
Producing facil¬
ities, ?21,500,000; transportation
facilities, $25.000,000;marketing
196,292
$300,739
Ry.—Earnings—
February—
.
"
Sun's
totaled
price of $105 pc-r
a
Authorized
-
„
be
to
Commission,
it
able
Higher Volume of Business—
...
234,149
railway
railway
Texas
The
Amount
record
1949.
used
at
CAPITALIZATION
its earnings last year dropped
figure set in 194.3 the total dollar volume
.company and its subsidiaries actually
increased
of the
fund
2337.
p.
year
the
at
an$
that, although
rcpoited
company
about
sinking, fund commencing in^the
sufficient- to retire issue by April lr 1980.
1956,
a
approximately $116,000,000.
$100,000
purchase
this
be
presently
First
to
carries
redeemable
expects
PoAver
For
payment
—V.
710,000 MFC of natural gas per day on Dec. 31, 1949, will be increased
a
daily capacity of 1,060,000 MFC, as authorized by the Federal
from
Agreement
Service
r
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$1,731,617 $22,218,851 $19,882,547
497,031
7,144,992
6,603,621
From Jan. 1—
Gross
to
of
purchased
by the refunding will be reflected in earnings—V. 170,
Sun
is
sinking
will
pany
Novem¬
debentures.
5%
eliminate
economies
April 1,
stock
and
$1.61
*
•
PURCHASE—In
debentures
fund
which
Co.
$1,051,601
$2.21
$3,000,000
purchased
$1,421,183
shares outstanding.
common
stock
new
PRCCCEDS—Will
"
headed
option of the company at any time at
prices decreasing from $108 per share if redeemed prior to April 1,
1955, to $105 per share if redeemed on or after April 1, 1965, and
non-
AGREEMENT
sinking
Phillips
$600,000
annually
SERVICE
AND
and
northeastern
Co.—Earnings—
dividends requirements
from
ry.
new
500,500
90,090
before
Stock
Net
for
Net
the
$373,312
Texas Mexican
on
ended
382,951
(estimated)
near
,
$2,025,052
435,068
i_—_
—
to
1950—Month—1949
$1,932,192
607,461
February-
Net
Stone
Coast
1299.
p.
171, P. 9.
ry.
Co.,
3.109,147
Gulf
Texas
171,
76,328
.
Net
jointly
group,
the
from
Erie.—V.
profit-
by
underwriting
said that
time to provide additional supplies
this coming winter.
With the. completion
the Tennessee Gas system will be 1,755 miles lon»
Prov. for Fed. inc. taxes-
"5,509
Preferred
—
the
gas,
by
area
revenues
before inc. taxes
from
The
Federal
Co.
of
47,238
"15,568;
%
Transmission
new
reach
Net
Offered—An
$2,422,897 ' $1,991,772
101,329
33,280
.__
Gas
supplies
completed in
be
extension,
of
Webster Securities Corp. and White, Weld &
April 4 publicly offered a new issue of 100,000
of 4,60% cumulative preferred stock
(par $100)) at $105
per share plus accrued dividends.
'
^
455,832
$5,931,930
Gross operating income
Operating expenses
to the
Gross
Tennessee
$4,645,087
additional
Superintendent of Operations,
General
Jr.,
will
Lake
.
Gross
the
'
»
McGee,
Preferred
income
oper.
'Deficit,—V.
C.
extension
shore
$328,141
."10,809
.
move
10 existing compressor stations, complete
started last year near Agua Dulce, Texas,
compressor station near Load, Greenup County,
Period End. Jan. 31-—
1948
79,784
railway
railway
its
enlarge
Operating
$337,222
$380,045
from
:from
Net ry.
$9,281,919
..4,947,084;<
4,i
Net
1948
$10,367,712
—
Cost of sales
Gross
to
station
new
a
and; will
.
From Jan. 1—
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.
Calendar Year—
...
will
Texas Electric Service
39,559
income—
parallel
increase
of
with,the
'
t
$304,577
railway—
oper.
K
1950
('!v
also
to
power
compressor
of
■
;
February-—
if
from railway
Net
pipe
main-line
W.
,
Gross
expansion.
steel
Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee
lines will also be laid in Texas
gathering
Additional
Pittsburgh.
1,500 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock (par $50)
shares of common stock (par $1) to be sold at par, the
to be used for additional working capital.
No underwriting
/
26-inch
the reach of the system the company will lay a 385extension of 26-inch pipeline from Greenup County in
Kentucky across eastern Ohio and northwestern Pennsylvania to near Buffalo in western New York State.
This project will
also begin in early April and will include the laying of a 32-milfr
16-inch lateral from the new main line near Bessemer, Pa.,, to near
To
25,000
\
of
Louisiana,
northeastern
$1,237,359
597,866
$3.07
Tennessee Central Ry.—Earnings—
share
new
March
on
..."
horsepower to more than 300,000.
'
The corporation
miles
100
and
the
construct
mile
552,000
v
new
and
1,789,359
955,000
:___
699.
p.
involved.
with
for
used
$183,139
—
company's
Kentucky.
Fifty-four new compressor units with a total horsepower
of 68,480 will be added during the year to increase the system's total
SEC covering
and
letter
a
a
$9,523,305
2,790,775
■i
provide
company
Tar Heel Finance Co., Inc., Charlotte, N. C.—Files—
196.
p.
$9,922,446
outstanding-—.—-—
common
The
Louisiana.
the
31, 1949, in payment for
Wire Co. and subsidiaries.
No
and subsidiaries are included in
171,
profit-
State.
from the Rio Grande in South
nation's most abundant natural
....
includes Texas,
Kentucky.
issu¬
Dec.
on
&
Wire
above.—V.
1948*
Sterling Oil of California, Inc.—Files With SEC—
SEC
99,000
$5,731,676
common
30-inch
This
To
*
proceeds
The
inc. taxes
*$4.22
taxes.
shares
additional
an
229,218
1949
sh.
common
1,448,424
$870,465
282,139
$6,301,431
profit----
•(Earns.
this year is to care for ex¬
and for new markets in.
system
New. York
'
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$938,040
taxes
Inc.
Prov, for Fed,
Subs.)—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
revenues—
before
added
present
is
and
295,703,249 278,582,552
—
Tampa Electric Co.—Earnings—
986,
p.
to be
western
program to
get underway within the next
divided into two parts.
In order to increase capacity
permit the additional deliveries, the company will lay 526
to
as
Treasury
294,942
51,355
-
■
S.
Profit
"Net
2,774,071
obligations held for payment thereof:
1949,
none:
1948, $6,650,000.
tRepresented by 5,489,997 shares in 1949 and
4.996,721 shares In 1948.—V. 171, p. 196.
•
■
From Jan. 1—
Net
J—
U.
"Less
-
construction
days
and
Total
the
and
feet.
cubic
1950
line.
1947
$111,893
42,572
Lake
existing system at various points in each state crossed by the pipe¬
shares
(62,514
2,774,071
$158,830
railway
railway
oper.
stock
common
capacity
along
system now begins 24 miles
obtains natural gas from the
miles
Treasury
markets
Pennsylvania
several
___
Less
to
fields along the Gulf Coast of Texas and Louisiana, and presently
in West Virginia, a distance of 1,265 miles.
Texas and Louisiana
70%
of the nation's proven recoverable natural gas reserves of-
180
cum.
+Common
"
by mid-summer more than
along a 1750-mile front
Erie, Mr. Coates said.
system will be both.' enlarged anct
the job
on
have
829,494
contingencies-——
2,350,844
2,250,433
cl. A pfd. stock ($100 par value)..
9,319,700
9,319,700
stock, no par valueA__a._xv_----—-- 182,152,734 157,488,934
Earnings employed in the business——_:
52,254,581
57,092,279
4Va.%
in
increase
The
panded
104,848
Notes payable of subsidiary company due 1950—
Reserve
be
Mexico
pipeline
5,261,566
;
—
1950—3 Mos.—1949
is reached
will
of
Gulf
company^ natural gas pipeline
34,467.245
liability (other than Federal income tax)__
•Federal Income tax liability.:.*—/—;—
$29,472,657 $25,460,378
workers
the
to near Buffalo, N.
Y.
The construction program is designed to increase the system capacity
to 1,060,000,000
cubic feet per day as previously authorized by tboi
Federal Power Commission.
The company is now delivering in excestr
of 710,000,000
cubic feet per day,
principally to the states in the
Appalachian area.
1,109,613
—■__
to, 1951-1958.
from
T
■
Tax
extendible
peak of activities
construction
_1_———* 30,763,382
stock—* 104,848
liabilities"'-—'^—^
Purchase
the
.When
stretching
extended
V"*'' '■
'f'V;
Program to Start—
$100,000,005 construction
6,000
183,879,729 159,135,242
2,629,938
2,805,168
charges——
LIABILITIES—
1-
1.309,467
1950—Month—1949
698.
p.
_
1,944,175
28,898,196
i———————„i—L_ 295,703,249 278,582,552
Total
"
$14,146,776 $11,035,702
—.
less)
or
______
Spiegel, Inc.—March Sales 28.2% Higherperiod End. Mar. 31—
Sales
cost
20,651,063
1,943,551
«►
program for 1950 will be launched by
the company early this month, it was announced by Charles S.
Coates,
Vice-President in charge of operations and construction.
'
53,082,192
6,523,375
_____
(at
A
'
$
29,860,197
(less reserve)
Properties, leaseholds, plant and equipment and
intangible assets (net)—
•1,304,387,
*558,077
1950 Construction
1948
17,784,267
securities (at cost—less than market)
Investments
2,064,641
1,909,140
1,976,783
v
hand..—
on
Inventories
2,826,444
12,076,168
'y
and
(1465)
DEC;. 31,,
1949
banks
Accrued
5,740,797
"Loss.—V. 171, p. 1395.
SHEET
'
Accounts and notes receivable
9,208,482
6.398.959
;•
in
Marketable
.
1950—2 Mos.—1949
1.549,702
oper.
income
net
AND
BALANCE
CHRONICLE
$
$37,243,761 $48,583,506 $75,900,299 $79,173,623
30,844,802
32,842,709
63,824,131
69,965,141
oper. income—__
Consolidated
FEB.
1950—Month—1949
Total
Total
Net
ASSETS—
T.
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
10
THE
(1466)
present subsidiaries have
simplification
tial
7 he
President of
would
be
the
a
result
of
P.
1299.
testified that future managerial policies
company
with
consonant
to the basic objectives of the statute.
conforms
system
'<
which
the
during the past
followed
tnose
objectives
::'
yc'yY
,
FINANCIAL
this source in the first quarter of
lrora
few years as
The
met.".—V. 171,
been
have
-.yy
statutory
&
CHRONICLE
common
stock, plus $1,375,424 cash, into 1,072,831 shares of Niagara
Mohawk Power Corp. common stock.
This operating company stock is
expected to pay dividends of $1.40 per share annually.
A dividend of
35 cents per share, or a total of $375,491, was received by
United
substantially complied with the corporate
Section 11 (b) of the Act and in essen¬
now
requirements of
details the
COMMERCIAL
earnings for the first quarter
period
Wabash
-
Net
1950.
Toledo Peoria & Western
Gross
RR.—Earnings—
1947
1949
1948
$359,206
130,281
60,532
$339,331
132,513
60,619
1950
from
railway
$370,257
Net from railway
131,364
Net ry. oper. income-53,459
_
$34,842
•19,555
Corp. common stock.—V.
;
From Jan. 1—
;Y
"..
from
Net
Net
railway
railway
from
ry.
__
"
Net
312,833
294,826
240,688
135,949
104,191
*72,007
Net
March
on
filed
27
shares
900,000
of
letter
a
-
offering 600,000 shares of
are
35 cents
much,
PROCCED6—Will
working capital
Other
income
be
used
the
of
Profit
stock (par 10) at
common
for
to
purchase component
requirements of increased
on
on
parts and' for
business.
Dividends
pectus stales.
—V.
EFFECT
V.'1''
'—V.
169, p.
Treasure
TO
.
.
Gold
v
,
-
,
The
company
covering
offered
at
additional
writing
March
on
cents
sales
Profit
machinery,
letter
a
SEC
April 3 announced
on
to
par
stock
common
cash
issue
Electric
of
to
its
1950
United Air Lines,
The
sell
the
issuance of
additional
an
construction
the
Loddengaard,
President
Board
W.
the
S.
to
with
to
the
to
formerly
No
per
Directors.
of
Stuhr,
Executive
former
Chairman
of
170,
under¬
Au¬
its
shares of
171,
—V.
Year End. Dec. 31—
sales
Profit
1949
,
been
171,
before
income
$1,760,945
-
taxes
and State
"
taxes-.--.
profit
divs.
Com.
$2,203,291
,
1947
ry.
&et
1,199,000
733,200
170,
$1,006,705
305,192
305,192
305,192
$6.50
$4.55
$3.30
after
Net
ry.
1
income
March
filed
24
with
its
"Comprehensive Plan to Complete
Investment Company."
<. Y'-.'Y V
Under the
exchange
sequent
1960,
shares for
,
amendment,
with
United
will
shares
the
Net
The
amended
longer
utility
hold
of
application
to
be
which order
**1
shall
United
a)
of
and
provide
shall
(b)
United
by
Mohawk
fractional
sub¬
a
outstanding
The
voting
plan
they
record
March
of
one
United
of
such
plus cash in
in
ac¬
then
23
shares
owning
for
whole
lieu of any fractional
share
that
of
Niagara
"When
thereafter
of
own
shall
former
any
statutory
in
Its
an
filed
did
not
provide
their
investment
transformation into
would
provide
such
an
the
5%
as
has
continued
:
income—:
opportunity
171,
$209,390
23,946
56,066
*69,117
•18,197
15,933
24,539
t372,561
1947
143,134,
57,410
SEC
34,111
•Includes
OF
the
plan
EARNINGS
1949
.
'
:
1948
"
1947
$1,522,207
$1,025,199
92,913
59,128
1950—3 Mos.—1949
"
the
816,635
816,635
Mil
$0.71
Y
$74,239
$171,796
31,631
70,844
There
is
$40,149
$42,608
$100,952
$32,132
2,050
(est.)
Drl,438
3,679
Dec.
at
$25,745
$104,631
excess
44,590
at
March
en
cents
27
shares
750,000
40
$60,041
Jet
171,
Profit
com-
those
in
of
September,
v.-;,
slightly lower than
assets
ratio
at
the
of
end
liabilities
over
of
Spokane, Wash.—Files
letter
a
of
proceeds
mine
notilication
stock
common
the
(par
to
10
development
with
cents)
the
be
to
indebtedness, for
Kellogg, Idaho.
pay
near
Stock
—
Sold—Laird
&
&
Co.,
Co.
on
Lines, Inc.—Earnings—
settlement
of
1949
1948
$440,000
$334,704
525,164
525,164
$0.84
$0.26
398.
p.
.
*
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
1949
Y
1948 r
\1947;
V"
i
—
1946
Net
170, p.
current
96,525,743
68,103,467
12.330,375
45.677,745
35,872,344
1,003,699
42,505,511
50.847,998
32,291,123
11,326,676
37,500,000
36,000,000
27.000,GOO
12.000,000
9,000.000
9,000,000
7,500,000
7,497,272
$4.05
paid
$5.65
S3.59
$1.5 L
Earnings per share
—V.
Y
69,211,255
26.645,744
taxes-
Com. shares outstdg.
heavy contemplated capital expenditures, the directors
'$
1,137,790,411 998,379,307 612,353,568
-
income
Dividends
a
$
863,154,498
—
Federal
income
2231.
Western Pacific RR.
Gross
Inc.—Earnings—
'
1949
1948
income
Federal
taxes
income
3,164,160
taxes
from
Net
3.396,736
from
Net
ry.
-1947
;
Co.—Earnings—
1,272,000
$2,124,736
Gross
1.190,000
$1,962,160
.
paid
$1,946,699
969,741
per
—V.
p.
170,
share.
.__
879,349
387,948
$5.48
$2,636,547
590.381
268,559
404,390
from
*146,100
251,385
*50,177
6,220.588
5.615,874
from
Net
ry.
'
$5.02
railway-
6.238,475
5.043,039
:
1,533,838
159,750
1,265,032
672,991
inccme__
699,929
*303,428
638,960
83,844
_
•
railway
oper.
_
Deficit.—V.
171,
988.
p.
Western Ry. of
h
Alabama—Earnings—
1920.
February—
Gross
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Jan. 31—
;
>
1950—Month—1949
revenues.—
Profit after
charges
from
Net
394,990
346,201
3,649,589
'2,695,902
$989,911
$746,976
$8,123,515
1,447,355
3,075,567
$1.80
$1.43
ry.
Gross
Preferred
Common
dividend
shares
Earnings
per
—V,. 171,
p.
requirements™—
outstanding
common
__
share
^
1086.
'I
V/Y
..
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
February—
Gross from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1950
railway,;
$763,314
v
railway
oper.
*351,924
income
$3,248,432
1948
1947
:
$2,945,757
$2,840,633
1,210,200
842,808
1,121.564
791,051
f:
548,596
691,801
*214,354
1947
$307,732
93,843
47,719
14,057
43,986
15,379
654,605
669,446
728,261
646,651
130,111
88,675
1*1.235
99,918
53,433
31,056
79,858
32,113
income.
l—
railway
railway
from
ry.
V.
income
oper.
171,
088.
p.
Western Wood Sugar & Chemical Co., Salt Lake
City,
Utah—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
con
of
cf
be
March
27
filed
shares
of
preferred
stock
common
preferred
to
cn
5,555
pany
covering
shares
1949
•
1943
$362,308
41.491
;
from
Net
SEC
'
1949
S317.203
47.223
19,605
railway—
Jan.
Net
profit
1950
$301,561
railway
oper.
From
$5,850,599
1,447,355
3,707,884
from
Net
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$5,407,772 Y $4,824,035 $56,798,396 $50,894,192
1,384,901.1,093.177
11,773,104
8,546.501
.
1947
$3,011,730
83,494
387.948
$5.06
Capital shares outstanding
Earnings
969,658
387,948
;___
1948
$2,738,262
869,311
income
oper.
1949
$3,166,048
_
From Jan. 1—
3,136,699
1,202,000
1950
railway
railway—
Net
Net
for
and
current
a
taxes.
tax on income
$0.86
■
after
before
Federal
$25,771,796 $24,707,814 $21,257,249
before
profit
Total
loss
discloses
current
tiled
of
Services, Inc.
Air
Gross income
C*4,305
$0.64 1; •YYY $1.50
nonrecurring income arising from
the
small
Y\'.
a
'
are
Western Electric Co., Inc.
quarterly dividend to 40 cents per
of this amount has been declared,
payable March 28,
shareholders of record on March 21, 1950.—V.
170, p. 2337.
for
Net
after
1949,
of
share,
per
Year Ended. Dec. 31—
18,450
$25,516
$0.64
limit
basis
no
1949
.
*'
$52,755
15,654
T
Net sales
>
31,
inventories
an
is
year
operating for the
first six
operations
in
July,
the
plant
•
"20,623
$41,170
16,454
share
$12,000
company
profit
—V.
$141,371
109,239
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Prov.
the
from
dividend
A
Profit
"There
during
Capital shares outstanding
Earnings per common share
3,319,325
profit
to
sheet
to one and
Western
$3,460,696
1,935,807
$42,199
to
stated.
prevented
2,500 shares of common stock (no par) at
$15.25 per share, the proceeds going to selling stockhold¬
ers.—V. 171, p. 1396.
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$2,107,603
profit
decided
balance
Welex
Net
819,100
$58,036
to
were
Year Ended Dec. 31—
$893,339
_____
per
we
-
455.800
profit
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
*
railway
oper.
—V.
171,
p.
Vulcan
88,371
96,675
2,892,344
6,708,993
267,693
6,305,228
6,162,207
2,540,810
2.111.815
1,663,749
340,925
income
1,340,'385
2.727,4431,674,962
1948
used
and
to
underwriting
four
build
(no
of
for
common
and
operate
involved.
a
letter
to be
par)
S50
wood
a
of
stock
per
notification
(par
offered
in
unit.
sugar
$50)
units
with
and
of
share
The^proceeds
molasses
the
22,220
one
plant.
are
No
f
&
Iron
Co.-
$1,332,619
$871,326
852,142
852,142
852,142
Gross
$777,529
taxes
—
dividend
stock
paid
(less
non-dividend
$210,303
account
paying
of
arrears
on
Niagara
taxes).
converted
Niagara
$346,457
437.049
208.381
139,500
176,850
83.000
remaining
Power
Corp.
a
Net
Cash
Earnings
—V.
I
profit
dividends
1G9,
paid
;
.
'.
shares outstdg.
per
p.
common
1493.
share__
j
Y
$204,745
127,308
364.375
Y
$0.56
$260,109
132,726
Y
$125,381
r
16,113
364.375
-364,195
$0.71
priced at 98%%
group
and accrued interest,
at competitive sale April 5
bid of 97.914%.
Other bids for
Salomon
Harris,
Common
Its entire
Hudson
$590,675
344,245
$19,184
.
on
applicable
company
*$480,477
$475,948
i-
on
are
awarded to the
were
,
.
_
Profit before income
1949
headed by Harriman
bonds, which
-Earnings—
r/
profit
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.—Bonds Offered—A group
Ripley & Co. Inc., on April 6 pub¬
licly offered $4,000,000 of general and refunding mort¬
gage 2%% bonds, series C, maturing Aug. 15, 1974. The
1947
f
987.
Mold
54,674
$1,062,445
.
stk.
'NOTES—Early in 1950 the
of
*$573,041
*947,541
March 28 sold
99,199
dividends
preferred
374,500
$623,598
Barron, McCulloeh and William N. Edwards
The
until
77,191
$777,529
$399,379
Cr387,607
machinery, equipment and.
No underwriting involved.
51,471
Prov. for Fed. & State income taxes
Eupson 2nd
1948
income
on
covering
offered
108G.
p.
Van Raalte Co.,
for
$1,298,007
taxes
com.
,
1,011,205
February—
22,592
income
Bal. avail, for
^
tax
Following
1948.
110,800
*31,117
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Preference
note
423,634
*6,964
*90,893
•
395.432
*88,584
$513,836
income
NOTE—Due
the
in
company;
basis set
V
the
on
on
the
82,610
loan
other
Co.—Earnings—
$7,704,035."—V. 171, p. 1087.
Enterprises, Inc.—Earnings—Dividend—
•Includes
no
$941,259
,
and
2%%
April 3.
on
used
From Jan. 1—
STATEMENT
1950
.
Expenses
bank
privately
$5,750,000
announced
was
Merrill
—
placed
—
eight
The
1948
17,887
Earnings
■«.
3 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
on
hearings
of
company
investment
opportunity,
the
in¬
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
subsidiary."
*>'
holdings
$2.54
of
Mohawk
United
much
as
withdraw
COMPARATIVE
Net
$2.31
$0.28
$184,236
Prov. for Fed. inc. taxes
originally
Commission
Income
1,718.600
yyy
Fed. income taxes
the
to
oppose
amendment
Interest
1,955.648
12
not
have
1949
Federal
because
over
$3,009,794
*9,793
profit
Total
on
securities
further notice.
Total
$3,075,244
common.
forth.
The
$327,651
1949
—
Dividends
as
stockholders
The
1,651,194
Power
share
conditions thereof.
as
within
may
shall
Other
an
company,
Commission
event
4,660,988
$170,990
goods sold
Gross
1950
months thereafter
(or such later date
application approve) sell sufficient voting
securities of The Columbia Gas
System, Inc.. Tlje United Gas Improve¬
ment
Co.
and
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. so as to reduce its
holdings of such securities in each company to not more than 4.9%
the
•
*68,930
Expenses
Y-Yv/YY'
fixed
Niagara
any
exchange
reque.-ts
10%
as
of
of
of
to
basis
shares
much
as
lieu
common
the
on
six
j*
into
-v--YY;
shares
in
are
resumption
of
operated in August at a profit, and
operated at a profit thereafter.
'
amendment
an
voting securities of any public
company it shall be entitled to the entry of an order
by the
Commission declaring that United has ceased to be a
holding
as
1,431,000
; '$25,623
:_
income™
oper,
sales
share.
paragraph:
right
Mohawk
each
SEC
Transiormation
amount
an
whole
cash
the
approximately
for
in
stockholders
to
more
shares of Niagara
shares,
plus
following
offer
or
for
or
stock
common
common
4.506,244
■"
.;
have
owning
cash
has
a
per share
months.
Ogden Corp., in process of liqu'dation, states that idle cash is
deposit" for redemption of Utilities 7% preferred stock and 5% and
debentures.—V. 163, p. 2343. s;\""
" ;
•
5
$913,977
United would offer to those stockholders of
29
shares
or
less,
the
right to
23,
such
cordance
30
amended plan,
March
the
its
Privately
Beane
Washington-Idaho Mining Co.,
railway——
railway-_____
...
United Corp. (Del,)—Files Amendment to Plan—
on
orders
He said that orders
$9,228,010 $18,775,061
loss
1948
broach of contract claim.
1948
$742,158
I'.
taxes.
'
corporation
1965, it
being
Placed
&
investor
The company's annua) report
parison between the operations
r
—
The
on
Net
1949
Federal
strike
February and expressed
•Profit.
...
175,194
$0^27
sh._
income
"Deficit.—V.
$100,000 for prior years.—V. 170, p. 1920.
1741.
of
Common stock outstanding
457,788
$7.22
p.
Co.—Note
Fenner
institutional
before
Net
783,181
305,192
profit
—V.
Baking
Pierce,
Earnings
1949—12 Mos —1948
• ;
4-
from
from
Cost
sh.___
com.
Calendar Yea r-^-
Corp.
;1.;
1950
oper.
Net
of
United Cigar*Whelan Stores Corp. (&
Subs.)—Earns.—
record
,
502,845
-
$353,424
railway
railway-
from
been
1946
$1,983,905 -$1,389,225
762,980
610,384
915,576
•Less overprovision of
to
$4.65
■
.
k
Utilities Power & Light Corp.—Redemption Funds—
has
outstdg.—_
per
The
$6.09
137,000
From Jan. 1—
:V
*l,lO0,00OY:
paid—
shs.
Earns,
385,603
$1,792,760
1,542,412
385,603
$1,729,179 $20,012,654 $18,457,437
-490,424
inc. taxes
from
Net
Operating
Net
1.928,015
Ry.—Earnings—
Net
$23,277,287 $20,807,393 $17,994,920 $14,625,957
taxes
3,303,291
3,182,905
2,122,425
1,789,886
inc.
coal
ahead
sales
—_
Prov. for Fed.
Cash
$2,350,504
2,120,817
385,603
1187.
p.
Valcar
1948
•
$2,221,003
1949—Month—1948
February—
Gross
Gross
Chairman
named
inc.
before
Utah
12.
,:
Loss
Light Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings
Period End. Jan. 31—
Net
the
of
20%
Year Ended Dec. 31
no
1395.
p.
revenues
profit
s_
Dividends
paid.
Earnings per com.
United Carr Fastener Corp. (& Domestic Subs.)—Earn.
;
Y
;
developments, W. B. Holton, Jr., President,
in February as a result of the coal
about
were
of
sharply
Warner & Swasey
1947
1,133,275
'
Net
'
board, becomes Chairman of
the
p.
shares
special meeting
directors announced-
1846.
p.
proceeds
"The
,
Committee.—V.
1948
v
1,413,336
$5.76
from
at the
each,
Subs.)—Earnings—
1,375,871
outstanding
share__
stock
common
by the company to redeem all of its
outstanding 5'/2% 25-year debentures due Oct. l, 1970, all of which
were
recently called for payment on April 1, 1950.—V. 171, p. 1187.
Net
taxes-
\7',
Changed—March Orders
value
par
that since settlement
March
an
The
2,926,035
common
Prov. for Fed.
order authorizing,
an
350,000
Vice-President,
has
who
$30.77
3,763,840
170, p. 48.
Profit
be
-V Y'
program.—V.
Executive
Enders
inc.
.YY.-'Y
change the
$2.50
declined
due March 31,
for
pay
Inc.—Purchasing Its Stock—
Fred
170,
with
262,500
$18.29
to
of
current
on
but
in
Lynch,
3,596,874
k
shares
United Board & Carton Corp.—New President—
M.
236,250
1949
r
—
Utah Power &
during February purchased 1,732 shares of its AVu fnn
cumulative preferred stock in Lie optn market at a total cost of $142,106.—V. 171, p. 699.
V
'
P.
$1,085,776
277,914
-V,;.-,,
taxes„__;
Period End. Dec. 31—
company
elected
277,914
177,158
;
v<
the opinion that further gains are in
prospect due to the substantial
deferred demand for valves, pipe fittings and other
company products.
—V.
1,312,500
paid
Earnings
irs parent,
The North American Co., lor a
$5,000,000.
The proceeds would be applied by
to
consideration
Union
and
$758,027
$15.16
:
Y/\
substantially, with the trend still upward.
receeived
$18,623,156 $17,993,833 $17,299,412
income
Common
—V.
thorized Sold to Parent—
The
(cash).
stk.)
(in
profit
Operating
cents)
25
(par
to be used
exploration.
/Y/YY
YY' ;
$874,751
277,914
:
1,922,270
4,386,282
.•
shares
orders
Federal taxes
Outstanding
Union Electric Co. of Missouri—Additional Stock
this company
477,000
.
for Fed. and State
Net
3,000,000 shs.
notification
of
stock
common
"V'VVV
393,000
share
.
2,035,641
,Y\.
-
-
the proceeds
of debts and
payment
V;V
involved.
of
share,
per
that
creased
32,531
997,000
surp.
——
before
Prov,
Mining Co., Denver, Colo.—
filed
28
shares
100,000
50
stock
com.
1,190,687
required.
Commenting
said
$2,115,307
59,312
stock
stock
common
171, p. 1299.
Net
Files With SEC—
SEC
_________
$1,294,339
61,052
v
'*;< Year Ended Dec. 31—
FINANCING
3,000,000 shs.
y
Mountain
PRESENT
Authorized
-
.
lc.)_i—_Y
1713.
20,273
$1,328,803
tax
preferred
per
Dividends
ipur
$2,095,034
12,472
United States Playing Card Co. (&
V|
Common stock
income
common
on
Earnings
1950, volume of sales was approximately
twice that of any proceding month in the corporation's history. Back¬
log of present orders amounts to over 2,500 units and necessitates a
three-fcld expansion of production facilities and personnel, the pros¬
GIVING
$1,281,867
loan
transferred to
yr.
Dividends
February,
CAPITALIZATION
bank
3,292,885
of the annual meeting held on
April 5. The
no actual
exchange of certificates will he
that
.....re¬
341,217
12,579
—
long-term
on
3.156,935
986,660
in lieu
25,141,026
—
income
1,011,072
14,832,474
20%—
vafue to
Ward
CORPORATION—Is engaged in the business of manufacturing and
receivers under the name "Tradiovision,"
designed primarily for use in hotels, restaurants, hospitals, schools,
military installations and other places where large groups gather.
The majority of these sets have a picture 4x3 feet in size.
the month
Y>
446,099
$1,316,224
—
—
1,085,160
16,883,730
4,829,485
stockholders voted
par
Offered—Tellier & Co.
selling theatre size television
In
v
26,743,386
t
Total
Interest
Dividends
to meet
no
25,396,226
490,573
arid equip.
Profit from operations
(par
share.
a
The
1947
____________
bldgs.,
on
Prov. for Federal
Television Corp.—Stock
Trad
~
1948
$27,176,023 $28,471,352 $27,577,277
-
590,833
,
1299.
v7Y.'-.
Increased
n
15,734.684
income
oper.
171, p.
••
situation,
of
stock
common
1949
goods sold, delivery, admin.,
selling, gen. and developm't exps.
Deprec.
notification with the
$1), with 300,000
shares to be issued at 10 cents per share to cancel indebtedness and
600,000 shares to be sold to. the public at 10 cents.
The proceeds
are for mine, Mill and incidental financing.
No underwriting involved.
company
covering
Co.—Earnings—
Cost of
Tonopah North Star Tunnel & Development Co.—Files
The
SEC
1—
sales
2,241,659
Walworth Co.—Par of Shares
Calei%r Years—
*41,467
136,259
^
oper. income-.•Deficit.—V. 171, p. 1086.
1947
$7,305,456
2,528,070
"
552,141
railway^
railway
from
ry.
171, p. 699.
United States Envelope
^
64,959
663,675
762,010
1948
$8,487,011
1,630,561
'
>14,848,481
from
Net
—V.
•32,637
•
,
778,128
<
ry. oper. income
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
.
Gross
<
1949
$7,601,602
1,646,902
railway
railway
from
19®0
$7,2411,044
—~
from
Net
of 1950 is the first three-months'
company's
February—
February—
Gross
the
in
'
RR.—Earnings—
1
_
company's history in which substantially all of thef*
investments have been on a dividend-paying basis and in
which
all of the
company's earnings have accrued directly to the •
common
stock.
During the latter part of 1949, for example, even
though the preference stock had been retired, no dividends were being
received on the company's large holdings of Niagara Hudson
Power
Y
Monday, April 10, 1950
Bros.
Hall
Peabocly &
&
Co.
a
&
2%%
Hutzler
Co.
rate
were:
and
(Inc.),
Lee
97.159;
(Jointly). 96.G5.
Hal.sev, Stuart & Co. Inc., 97.67;
Higginson Corp. (Jointly), J7.219;
First Boston Corp. and
Kidder,
•
The Series C bonds may be redeemed through the
sinking fund
price of" 100%, i For bonds redeemed other than through the
$0.34
at
a
sinking
;
-.
(Continued
on
page
47)
'
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171
Volume
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CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
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Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES :
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
I per share
37
Jun
1%
Lowest
Highest
I per share
Dec
51
Jun
3%
Dec
t per
54% Jan
1
f
21% May
Jun
23
Jan
44%
Sep
27% Mar
47
Dec
43
Jan
13
14%
19%
Dec
17% Jan
3
9% Jan
26
Jan
3
35
Nov
Jun
11%
Dec
May
51%
Dec
5%
46
23% May
Jan
18%
110%
97% Mar
Dec
19% Jan
3
Feb
14
40
'
1
Apr
51
ACF-Brill
4
11
14
Adams-Millis
Feb
24
3% Jan
3
18% Jan
10
67% Jan
72
Mar
Allen
10% Mar 28
30%
Oct
24
Feb
35%
Dec
32% Jan 13
36% Feb
3
93
Feb
16
95% Jan
3
x27 % Feb
Jan
97%
Nov
Feb
33%
Dec
31% Jan
13
35% Mar 23
76
Jun
88
Oct
86% Feb
17
90% Jan 18
37%
Dec
4% Nov
Jan
43
120%
Oct
Allls-Chalmers
69
Oct
12
Dec
30% Mar
35
Jan
96% July
5% Jun
104
Jan
*102
26%
v
92%
10%
10%
10%
104 Va
95
220
*19%
400
95
10%
221
219%
20
7,600
*92
10%
10%
27%
104 Va
27
27
104%
*92
10%
219
217%
216
26%
*103%
95
*92
92%
10%
27%
104
103%
103%
93
10
10%
223
4,400
224
20
*19%
20 Va
27%
27%
28
28
28%
28%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
32%
33%
33
33 Va
*93%
95%
*93%
33%
34 Vs
par
2161/4
33%
*93%
95
33%
common.No par
34%
Feb
x69
'
20%
*93%
34
34
34%
89
*93%
96
33%
96
89
3.500
300
POO
4.600
,
96
33%
34%
88%
89%
89%
89%
V
35 %
*35%
36 %
35%
35%
; / 500
4%
4%
4%
Va
4%
2,800
^Mar
Apr
No par
*35%
36%
1
4%
4%
7
*37
*37%
43
110
*109%
109%
111%
111%
9,OCO,
111%
411/4
42
41%
42 %
42%
42%
42
42%
41%
41%
11 «/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12
71
71
71
71%
72%
73
71%
71%
72
American
Feb 15
6%
preterred
conv
110
Amer
Dec
105 % Jan
3
119
Sep
183 % Jan
4
190
Jan
22 % Mar 24
82
Jan
60
7%
19% July
25%
Dec
23% Mar 28
39%
47% Sep
44 % Jan
15 VP Feb
19%
Dec
18 % Jan
7
24
Jun
19%
Oct
18
Jan
5
Mar
82
Jan
Feb
18
12
79
Mar 23
3
Jan 13
86% Jan
13
19 Yb
18%
43%
*38
18"%
66%
*65%
€6%
66
66
12%
12%
12%
13%
12%
13%
12%
12%
33%
103%
1,400
1
4%
104%
500
HVa
11%
43,800
4%
4%
4%
4%
4.100
3,100
11%
'
4%
1151/8
115
115%
116
116%
116%
117
117%
188
188
187
187
186%
186%
187%
187%
No par
22%
22%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24 V,
24%
24%
62
62
61%
65%
64 %
65%
63%
64
64%
65
23%
24
100
-
•24 V,
24
23%
23%
♦48%
49%
*48%
49%
49 %
49
49
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
18%
18%
18
18
83%
•82
*49
24%
24«/2
210
9,400
800
24%
V
*49
50
*21%
22
-
2,200
:
100
1,200
,
'
*18
18%
18%
18%
*84
10
100
com
85
83%
84%
10
57%
100
133%
20
.
American instilling Co.
*35%
57%
56%
57%
*82
/
58%
57%
-
Va
134%
36%
36%
135
134
134
57%
58%
18
*82
83%
135
136
18
i'.--"
61%
58%
;
40
33,500
5,150
143
136%
136%
GOO
83%
"
'
36%
36%
*36%
36%
36%
36%
37
700
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
stocks
YORK
1.900
118 Va
186%
22%
*23%
NEW
33%
33
186%
__lo
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
STOCK
Saturday
EXCHANGE
Monday
Apr. 3
Apr. I
Par
$ per share
share
*103%
11%
No par
Lowest
7.
33%
103%
11 Va
No par
Range for Previous
50,000
33 V,
1151/8
American Cyanamid Co com
3 % V conv preferred series a
39% Mar 23
70
13 Va
12%
25
Co
/:•/■ 3,400
66
100
common
preferred
Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar
41&4.
prior preferred
6
1,600
18%'
18%
*65%
4%
10%
4%
4%
4%
1,400
60,100
103%
104
104
11%
11%
12
33%
33%
34
33%
103
103
11%
1
18
33%
*102%
100
American
6
Apr
18%
•65%
American Chicle
23
61% Apr
143
16
18%
65%
American Chain & Cable
23
Feb 23
xl9% Mar 16
>
18%
65%
com___No par
Broadcasting Co Inc
1% preferred
Mar 22
51
Co
American Car & Fdry com
15
26% Jan
33%
Jun
Shoe
17%
2
convertible preferred
American Can Co
30% Feb
Jun
$ per
43%
110%
110%
10
American Cable & Radio Corp
14
Jan 28
Jan 18
5% Jan
60
Brake
4%
American
12% Mar 31
21%
100
Note common
12
187%
Highest
*38
43
50
Bank
preferred
Jan
35
13
1
American Bosch Corp
106%
Year 1949
300
73
cum
104% Jan 20
8
32% Jan
44
*30
4
*108%
!No
Corp
24
Jan
49
4
4%
4%
50
Petroleum
13% Feb
32% Mar 22
115% Jan
35%
36%
36
par
6
26% Jan
67
2
13
101% Feb
'
Agricultural Chemical__No par
Amerada
75 % Jan
10
10% Jan
91
*87%
89
"
17% Mar 23
x63
*87%
100
convertible preferred
3
113% Feb
2
6%
Jan 26
40
Jan 26
40
100% Mar
172% Mar
I per share
27
25%
26
103 %
10
Amalgamated jueatner Co com
3
share
25%
♦102
277/8
11
3% Jan
Lowest
>3,300
80%
20
4% Jan
Dec
36% Mar
30.900
71
27%
28
3% Feb
4%
Dec
3%
70%
*79
*19%
Alpha Portland Cement
Jun
Dec
801/2
3,400
2,000
70%
3%
70%
*79
"
16 %
•70
3%
31/2
*70
180
6,400
3
16 %
70%
28
11
7% Jan
51%
3%
711/4
81
2%
2%
16%
20
38% Jan
Jan
120
2%
16,400
124
♦27%
35% Feb 20
10%
87
3% '
*118
124
*70
71
*79
GOOD
FRIDAY
22%
16%
3
16%
70%
81
1?%
52 %
22
'
♦91
American Airlines common
61% July
f per
Mfg
6
x7%
3%
70%
*78
12%
52%
♦19%
preferred
conv
12
Dec
2%
161%
*70
12%
22 «/8
21%
200
2,000
30,jOQ
52 %
12%
•52
*118
124
2,500
4,100
1
3%%
3
Dec
*118
16%
70
81
100
9% Jan
70
22%
2161/4
preferred
8
27
70
100
No
common
45% Mar
Jun
12%
521%
71
3%
70
♦78
Va
3
15%
*70
3%
3%
124
*2%
71
♦70
22
♦118
2%
2%
15% /15%
'
12%
52
x22
12%
52
22
:
No par
2
Jan
31
No par
.
40% Feb
20
49%
29%
52
'
124
118
1
Sep
51
12%
12%
52%''
22%
5
gtd
10% July
Jun
12%
100
10
Ry_
Amer
45
Jan
CLOSED
31%
49
31%
30%
,
5
Mills
4%
25 %
Feb
50
30
Inc
Allied Stores Corp
83%
25%
Vlcksburg
Industries
Allied
Jun
99
49%
30
Allied Kid Co
3
11
24%
35 %
49%
29%
No par
Allied Chemical & Dye
Mar 16
Feb
25 %
71% July
49%
49%
*49
3y«
•
1
1
21
19
27% Mar 23
3
Jan
94
29% Jan
14
EXCHANGE
229
Dec
Feb
42
3
Dec
19
81
*40%
13
210
2%
41%
Jan
Jun
Jun
Jun
*40%
200% Jan
21 % Jan
Mar
93% Feb
6% Jan
41y2
3
Jan
Sep
Jan
*40%
8% Jan
4
Jun
34%
40%
Jan
83% Jan
17%
Apr
40%
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
79% Mar 14
88
Feb
STOCK
3
Dec
86%
Jun
22
6
2
Jan
2%
22%
92% Apr
11
64%
89%
22
104 % Apr
4% Jan
85% Feb
69
37
21%
5
4
Mar 30
Dec
Jan
21%
4%% preferred w w
9
3% Mar 27
82%
26%
21%
2
Dec
Feb
15%
22
89% Mar
Sep
4
Feb
165
21%
100
Allegheny Corp common
1
5%% preferred A
100
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
All^bonv Ludlum Steel Corp_No par
$4.50 conv preferred
No par
73
2%
40%
8%
"22%
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Aldens Inc common
2% Mar 22
Jun
21%
50
Alabama
15% Mar 29
6
20 Va
31%.
1
Dec
July
20 /
3
49
9
Nov
27%
3%
20%
3iy4
Feb
4%
104
3%
20
48%
25% Jan
18%
83
31/4
201/4
$3 preferred w w
Feb
Apr
31/4
19%
Corp new common
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
Jun
64
3%
20%
Admiral
2%
5,300
3%
19%
Auurbi>sograpn>Multigraph Corp__lo
13 %
10,100
3%
40
Reduction Inc
Shares
47
19%
No par
Corp
&
44%
the Week
.
share
1
Air
121
5
44%
t per
share
3 Vs
40
9
t per
44%
45%;'
44%
Apr. 7
Apr. b
9 per share
10%
Art*rr>« Fxwress Co
13% Mar 15
Vf'r:
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 5
J-,,-
2.50
Acme Steel Co
32 % Mar 30
...
$ per share
45%
44%
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Apr. 4
t per share
45
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
.
10
Tan
55% Mar
44%
/ V;
Apr. 3
,
I per.sharer
5
Co
Motors
11
50
21% Mar 30
110% Jan
3% Mar
42% Feb
Oct
21
Abbott Laboratories
21
2**%
17%
Dec
Par
21% Jan
*17 %
Apr. 1
t per share
share
44% Mar 31'
Monday
Saturdayj
EXCHANGE
Highest
2% Fed
LOW
■
.
YORK STOCK
NEW
Since Jan. 1
■''/7 Range
Year 1949
Lowest
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
:
-
t per
I\ per share
Sales for
;
the Week
Apr. 7
Apr. 6
Apr. 5
$ per share
I per share
I per share
Friday 4
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Apr. 4
t
share
Share*
per share
■
4%
6% Oct
Feb
15%
Feb
19%
Dec
18% Jan
13%
Jan
21% Nov
28
20% Jan
1%
3%
Jun
Jan
44
-
Dec
Dec
Mar
85% Apr
7 Ye
7 Ye
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
•19%
20
•19%
19%
19 %
19%
*19%
19%
40c
20%
21
20%
21 %
21
21 Vb
Power com__No par
3%
4
3%
4%
American Export
4
4
.
■: $7
16
Jan
25 % Mar 22
37
Jun
61% Dec
54
Jan
76 % Apr
45%
Oct
51%
Dec
49% Jan
55% Mar 22
American Gas
34
Jun
43%
Oct
39% Feb
42% Jan
American
5% Oct
4% Jan
6% Apr
3%
Jun
1
18
1
Jun
48
Nov
47% Jan
48
Jan
32%
Dec
31% Jan
34
Jan 20
5%
Jan
9%
Sep
7% Feb
o*
Feb
73
100
Aug
84
11
8% Jan
Mar 10
92
American
6%
Mar 29
non-cum
6
22% Jan
12
18% Feb
15
American Locomotive
Jun
Jan
84
91% Feb
27
11%
Jun
15% Dec
76
Jan
84
29
Mar 22
8
Mar 22
34% Jan 11
Jun
33% Dec
Jan
105% Nov
104% Jan
3
Jan
Oct
6% Jan
5
28"%
Nov
29 % Jan
Feb
13
25
33% Mar 16
32
33% Dec
36% Aug
19% Mar 30
21% Feb 28
Amer Pwr &
15% Apr
Amer Bad & St
10
.Jun
169
Mar
6% Mar
23%
Jan
14% Jan
178
Sep
39 %
13
Feb
10
Jun
164
Dec
19%
12% Jan
Deo:
4
Mar
2
42% Mar 27
2
Feb
13
145
Jun
128% Nov
128% Jab
5
July
Jun
20% Nov
19% Jan
146% Jan
3
60% Jan
76% Dec
70
Jan
153% Dec
7 151
49% May
*117%
6%
Apr
Jan
74
Dec
American Stove Co
*9%
10
100
*47%.
48
134% Apr
6
22% Feb
3
22%
Jun
25%
Jan
99% Mar
48%
Jun
4
6%
100
Corp common—14
157
*120
preferred
28
32% Jan 28
American
&
7%
Jan
40% Dec
108
Dec
55% Jan
11%
common
No par
22%
22%
preferred
$4 conv prior preference
100
85
85
Woolen
7%
Feb
8
65
Jan
12
27% Mar 10
31
Jan
9
31% Jan
12
Anaconda
Mar
27% Apr
37
5
x51
20
Jan 12
Dec
9% Jan
3
Feb
26% May
42% NOV
34% Jan
footnotes see page 22.
47% Mar 30
Jan 27
106% Jan
55
4
13
8
10% Jan
■
25
50
Cable
No par
Wire
&
$4 preferred
___No par
69%
v
:
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp..
Andes Copper Mining
31%
21
20%
120
120
67%
*7
*119%
11%
11%
11%
22%
23
*69
155%
67%
67%
*119%
22%
68%
7
63%
*61
6%
7%
*61
6%
63%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
x28 %
28%
27%
•
46
*110
46
110%
X45%
110%
46
46
110%
110
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
'
*9%
3%
*39
10
3%
40
*9%
♦3%
♦39
9%
3%
40;
*45%
46
110%
•110
46
111%
9%
155
V. \ 900
/,> 200
1,000
155
/ 19,800
8,400
71%
155%
4
■
/. 720
5,300
68%
119%
70
11%
11%
15,100
22%
/
69Va
119%
23
V
68
"?
6%
*61
/
7,600
85
85
:/
.
150
68%
230
7
63
5,600
1
1
-v.;/'.
30
./•',■
i
19,900
29%
28%
„
28%
29
630
46
1,800
46
v
•110
21%
21%
/
9%
:
134%
21
54%
9%
2,300
10Vs
48Ve
Z *54%
;
*9%
9%
54%
54%
21%
400
70%
28%
63,
100
31%
21
63
63%
28
/
24%
154%
85
68%
300
43
4,400
134%
23
85
69
480
158%
145
f 48
67%
11%
170
9,000
24 Va
*■;
156%
11%
1,600
41
31%
120
*62
1
*42%
/
21
11%
5,200
44%
53
52
145
71
23%
10
20
41% Feb 10
c
85
54%
5
*
70%
85
6%
6%
■:
;
7%
•
157%
154% 154%
69
54%
No Par
21
9%
47%
69 "Va
.
;
137
22%
54%
A P W Products Co Inc
9%
85 V2
*84%
/
31%
47%
157
120
24
31%
*134
71
157
156% 157%
67%
66%
158%
23%
•V
155
70%
54%
Archer-Daniels-Midland
52
21
154%
71 Va
*54
6
Mar
51%
9%
'
5
41
100
84,800
15%
44%
40%
24V»
*133%
133%
155
21%
7
44%
40%
43
"
Anchor Hock Glass Corp com..l2.50
Anderson, Clayton & Co
12
6%
1
com
$5 prior conv preferred
Copper Mining
4
Mar
23% Jan
11
15
110% Mar
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt
69%
No par
Anaconda
5% Feb
61?
4% Jan
2
7% Jan 10
66%
44%
7
21,100
178
7%
48
70%
120 Va
-"•> 7 Va
8,700
20%
15%
50
100
:
>36
*176%
7 V*
145
.
'ZyV/Z
33 Vs
*176% 178
7
2,900
6%
32%
*42
136
<70%
*6%
32%
145
9%
20%
*105%
V
6%
32%
145
47%
154%
157
30%
106%
158
24
100
30%
106%
*6%
15%
10
20%
11%
74
Apr
11% NOV
28%
10
66%
! 30%
♦105%
200
1,600
7%
'
159 Va
43
*31%
1
7,000
85%
7
30%
15
48
133%
135
7
20%
48
154 V8
5
6
14
68
Deo
Dec
35% Jan
35% Jan
65
94% Feb
70%
100
preferred
American Viscose
5%
20%
154
25
common
Jan
2% Aug
For
Mar 30
Jan
Tobacco
21% Feb
8% July
Jun
75
American
•130
5
100
Feb
19% Feb
15%
158
100
__
American Tel & Tel Co
8% Mar
80
Jun
9
76% Jan
7% preferred
American Sumatra Tobacco
American Water Works Co Inc
Jun
25%
155% Mar 27
*84%
1,500
8,700
/
15%
'*35%
*9%
<
15%
52%
*42
31%
American Sugar Refining com
6%
:.
15%
*142
24
12% Jan
15%
1,300
86V2
85%
15
*84%
xl57%
42%
31%
14%
85%
51'A
145
23%
.
*84%
41
31%
11
14%
44 V»
51V*
900
21%
14%'
21%
14%
85%
35%
44 Vs
23%
50% Mar 23
21%
21%
'
20%
*39 Vs
23%
Co
11,300
15
35 Va
7%
160
♦143
15
20%
178
*175%
7%
42%
42%
145
15
20%
TVs
•31%
Stores
12% Mar 22
59%
160
159
600
5,700
8%
36
20%
41
50%
50% 7
15
32%
44
7%
*39%
7,400
92
6%4
14%
14%
44
'
40
105 V4
*35%
-
178
No par
No par
64% Mar 29
85
14
No par
18
3
91% Mar
42%
*141%
20%
*175%
7%
25
7% Jan
38%
:
44%
100
common
Aug
121
Jun
Jun
Co
preferred
121% Mar 28
Sep
Jun
non-cum
25
79
4%
6%
117% Jan
21%
48%
6
com
7% preferred
American Snuff
7Vs
7
32%
American
Mar 31
Feb
13
Refg
14%
178
44%
5
_No par
32%
American Steel Foundries
13
150% Jan
Jan
27% Feb
25
16
135
*175%
ipq
,
•6%
36
*90
87
7%
30%
105 V*
20%
20%
92
86
6%
6%
•35%
36
33%
8
14%
30
106 %
»
34% Fen 27
9% Mar 21
38% Jan
120
138
14
No par
158%
Dec
31%
45
San'y com
7*
100
22% Mar 24
Feb
19%
18
29% Jan
Jun
*35%
com new.No par
Jan
Jan
Jan
Co
Light
50%
28
7%
32%
32%
*39'A
Jun
31%
32%
No par
_No par
No par
40
21%
6%
No par
141
85%
*105 V4
Amer Smelt &
xl57% Apr
•84%
6%
7,000
7
,
48%
33%
♦46%
>■
8,900
15,700
CLOSED
fi
6
*90
15
14%
30%
I/:
8
21%
s
85
106%
*6%,
33 %
*7%
14%
14%
.87
14%
30%
33%
92
21%
15 Va
88
105 %
*
6%
48%
8
14%
7%
...1
'
*46«/2
33 Va
*90
14%
14%
6 /'■
EXCHANGE
"
21%
14%
♦87
48%
*7%
14%
21%
14%
*46%
*"
6%
33
92.
14%
21%
;
30%
.100
American Natural Gas Co
News
*90
88
6%
8
7Vs
9
Sep
32%
30%
3
42% Dec
48%
7%
57% Jan
166
6%
85%
43% Jan
11
6%
7%
39% Mar 30
6
6%
*84%
*50% Mar 28
Mar
9% Jan
3
150
Jan
FRIDAY
•
GOOD
42%
American Ship Building Co
177
Mar 28
Apr
Jan
34%
130
6
54%
42
.100
preferred
American
54%
41%
51% Mar 16
7
Jan
9*
54 »/a
♦41V,
preferred
,
American Safety Razor
American Seating Co
44
56%
v«n
4%%
53%
41%
No par
American Molasses Co
1
Nov
43% Dec
Feb
142
13% Jan
176 i
8% Dec
49
Jun
37
34% Jan
7
53%
41%
14
American Metal Co Ltd com.No par
3
53%
41%
*87
_No par
com
Amer Machine & Metals
5%
7% Jan
53%
41%.
14%
100!
preferred
Amer Mach & Fdry
3.90% preferred
96%
106% Mar
53 %
41%
*21%
—1
common
7%
22%
7
53%
14,400
70%
15
73
85% Mar 15
75%
♦14%
13
3
75%
92
30
Jan
4
4
74%
•90
Jan
Jan
76%
.100
preferred
J 3% Mar
5% Jan
75%
32%
•7%
14
78
74
8
21% Feb
Sep
70%
48%
Jan
7% Mar
70%
32%
Dec
Jun
24
8
18%
4%
84%
23%
32%
22 %
Feb 20
84 Va
24
♦46%
15% Dec
17
84%
23 Va
—1
Jun
13% Mar 30
83%
24%
No par
12%
102
85%
23%
common
preferred
15% Mar
Feb
84%
24%
6%
American International Corp-No par
American Investment Co of 111— —1
11%
84
22%
*41
»_1
15% Jan
9
80
Products
Home
200
5,300
STOCK
4V«
79%
*46%
American Ice Co
4%
4Va
23
.50
convertible
4%
4V4
3,100
53%
.10
com__
21%
70%
-10
Co
Co
American Hide & Leather
Jan 30
24%
46
& Electric
Hawaiian SS
4Va
21
7%
-7%
*19%
19%
'21 '/:/ .21%
22%
No par,
preferred A—......No par
$6 preferred
No par
19% Dec
7%
79%
preferred
$7 2nd
Jan
6%
Lines Inc
Anw & Foreign
4% Mar 23
64 % Jan
1
No par
American
23
24% Feb
2% Jan
69%
2U
Encaustic'Tiling
American European Secur_
7% Jan 30
6
6% Jan
,
21%
*9%
*3%
3%
*3%
3%
3%
38%
38%
38%
39%
•39 Va
111%
21%
10
3%
40
40
500
55
7,800
i
...
500
V
//
,
• 200
500
12
THE
(1468)
COMMERCIAL
NEW
&
FINANCIAL
YORK
STOCK
'
Range for Previous
Highest
t per thare
19% Jun
29%
Dec
26% Jan
77
Jun
95
Feb
89
5
Jun
8%
77%
Jan
38% Jun
51 %
Dec
101%
Dec
94
Jun
105% Jun
33% Mar
9% Jan
81
100% Mar 13
102% Apr
6
114% Mar 23
Artloom
Dec
104
Dec
98
30%
50%
NOV
80
Jun
105%
Jan
97% Jun
105%
Nov
19
3
110
Jan
104
Feb
7
47% Jan
100% Jan
16
103% Jan
27
112% Apr » 3
106% Mar 21
Dec
15
Jan
12% Jan
3
47
Jan
41
Jan
13
53
Feb
73
Dec
68
Jan
77
Feb
94
Mar
87
59% Mar
Dec
108% Feb
1
115
Dec
99% Jan
5
102% Mar 11
24% Aug
22% Jan
19
Sep
20
Feb
Jan
105
Feb
18
Jan
6% Jan
24
Jan
Jan
6 % Jan
17% Mar
12% Jan
8
16
3
/1 7% Feb
Jun
15
Nov
8%
Jun
12%
Jan
7%
Jun
11% Jan
22% Jan
14%
14%
Jun
Jun
60% Jun
Jan
July
63% Apr
Dec
Sep
21%
36
Jun
41
43
16
56%
Dec
46% Feb
25
15%
Oct
14% Jan
3
11 %
Jun
17%
Jan
11
26%
Nov
33%
Dec
29% Jan
87% Feb
12% NOV
16%
69
Oct
Mar
'6% Jun
.,.
27 %
Jun
101
98
Jan
17
Feb
98
Mar
37%
12 % Jan
X85
Apr
11
Jan
21%
Feb
27%
NOV
73%
Jan
85
Dec
93
Jan
109%
25
May
Jun
129% Jun
'/ 22 % Jun
9
Oct
preferred
15
Feb 24
87
Jan
13
9% Jan
Dec
32% Mar
30% Jan
141
Dec
31% Mar
44s/g
44%
44%
44%
'42%
44%
43%
44%
900
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
10 %
10%
10%
10%
11,000
11%
11%
11%
12
68,100
22%
23
18,700
45
14%
14%
14%
10%
10%
10%
10%
12%
11%
12%
,.-100
21%
22%
23%
22%
23%
22
>.
Highest
x
22%
22%
19
18%
18%
19%
19%
*19
19%
19%
64
19%
63%
63%
64
64
64
64%
63%
64
10
45%
45%
46
47
47
47
48%
.49%
50
10
18%
51%
18%
2,600
*18
18%
18
18
18%
18
39
18 fa
700
*38%
*38%
50%
39
*38 %
*18
'39
*38%
39
*38%
51 %
51
51%
51%
52%'
51%
17
17%.
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
11%
17%
11%
2,600
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
11%
32
11%
2,400
33%
33%
101 %
101%
101%
100
17%
17%
17%
2,000
100
33%
33%
33%
33%
102%
102%
*101%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
*21%
22%
*21%
22%
22%
22%
*21%
*83%
..._2.50
84%
*83%
84%
*83%
84%
*33%
103
103
*101%
101
22%.
*22
84%
*83%
84%
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
*31%
87'a
32%
31%
31%
*30%
31%
*30%
31%
*30%
31%
20
*32
32%
*32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
*13%
32%
14%
32%
*13%
1,500
14%
13 7a
14%
14
14
14
14
400
*13%
14%
15
1,900
14
2,300
—10
1'
*13%
t_l
i
13%
10
14%
*86
14
*13%
14%
14%
88%
40%
*86
14%
14%
14
14%
*86%
87
*14
14%
14%
87
-
*86%
14%
*86%
11
10%
11%
26%
26%
89
87
87
1946_Nopar
Cum pfd $4 div ser of 1948JSfo
par
*110
Benguet Consol Mining Co..18
Best & Co.—
Jan
89%
*87
41%
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per share
7
111%
111%
111%
111%
1%
1%
1%
26%
33% i.
>'
*140%
No par
No par
89%
*111
100
112
200
1%
1%
47,500
26%
26%
26%
*26%
26%
26%
26%
33%
34
X33 %
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
2,300
34
34%
34%
33%
34 %
34
35%
41.600
*140%
144
24%'
25
24%
13%
14%
13%
13%
13%
*140%
.,
LOW
Saturday
Apr. 1
Monday
142
143%
*110
AND
142
100
24%
25
24%4
25
2,600
13%
14
14%
14%
14%
8,800
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 4
f perthare
142
800
25
<
Tuesday
Apr. 3
# per share
Par
3,200
26%
33%
143%
25%
>
6,600
26%
33%
*24%
•
9,500
11%.
26
*87%
1%
33%.
42%
10%
»
111 %
1%
4,300
87
42%
89%
1%
33
f
*87
42%
*109%
—100
EXCHANGE
41%
1%
YORK/STOCK
NEW
/>•■,-/;
77>>>/^
41%
111%
26%
1
preferred
41%
,
Nopar
com
40%
1%
pesos
1
;
(Del)
Bigclow-Sanford Carpet
Birmingham Electric Co..
14% Apr
I per share
14
87
26%
28 *
3
900
50
———
10%
1%
2,700
22%
26
Mar
52%
:
33%
11
144
39
51
17%
11%
12,50
Best Foods
21
150
32
Nopar
—
Bethlehem Steel
1,000
50%
*17
1
*87
36 % Jan
6,400
19
26%
29% Jan
1,700
64
5
Cum pfd $3.25 ser of
35% Apr
2,900
50
10%
23
Lowest
$ per share
14%
6%
13 i
100
STOCKS
Year 1949
t per share
31,800
25%
Feb
7
9% Jan
7%
10%
90
24% Mar 27
11% Mar
7%
11%
preferred _L——100
13
139% Jan
7%
26%
11
Jan
7%
10%
17
20
Dec
7%
*25%
■26% Feb
2% Jan
33%
7%
7%.
Bendix Home Appliances.
33 %c
Beneficial Indus Loan common___10
112% Feb
36
7%
7%
,
4
6
26% Apr
6%
12%
40%
.1
Oct
6%
12%
5
12
2% July
6%
*12%
11% Mar
6
27%
6%
Bendix Aviation
12
1,200
12%
4
Jan
86
4%%
10
200
v
6%
10%
50
Bell & Howell Co common
3
114
420
12%
43% Mar
4
25% Jan
-
Apr
,260
>
6%
11%
preferred—-No par
pfd_„
100
conv
15%
101 %
12%
10%
i
(AS) 4%%
Beech Aircraft Corp
*14%
112%
101%
6%
7%
convertible preferred——100
div
i
15%
112%
101%
12%
11%
.
Eeaunit Mills Inc
$1.25
*15%
*
7%
112%
9.000
6%
*14%
Corp
Beck Shoe
16
7%
43%
12%
1
Beatrice Foods Co common
3%%
7%
22%
13
Bayuk Cigars Inc—
7
7%
114
*18
100
...
Convertible 5% preferred
Barber Oil Corp (Delaware)—
Barker Brothers common
26
21%
43%
6%
3
common
preferred
Bangor & Aroostook common
4 Vz%
*17%
IV*
44%
non-cum
Range for Previous
Lowest
„
Inc.
*112%
21%
Nopar
9
4
106% Jan
1% Apr
Dec
23%
(B T)
52
43
12%
5\
common
2
10
Feb
34% Jan
Dec
6%
Feb
(The)
preferred
conv
Belding-Heminway -r—
Bell Aircraft Corp™
Oct
1%
15%
15 % Jan
Jun
500
*15%
*18
5c
Eeech-Nut Packing Co-
85
100
.
15%
*15%
($1.20)
Beech Creek RR—
11% Jun
4,900
80
93
'15%
Nopar
prior pref
9% Jan
26
*78
*90
7%
Bath Iron Works
15
44
80
7%
52
7%
Barnsdall Oil Co—
1
91
43%
*78
7%
xll2%
114
No par
34% Jan
12% Feb
90%
44
7 %
*51%
„_100'
Nichols common
32% Feb
Jun
90%
460
7
16%
77%
*88%
43
400
1,900
1
19%
12
Feb
.47%
*18%
Mar 14
10%
47%
*112%
7% Feb
3
47%
18%
29% Jan
13% Jan
47%
112%
32%
Feb
48%
106%
18 %
2
16
13%
*106
112%
30
Jun
13i/a
*
*112%
85% Feb
11%
13%
r77%
V.-
90
111
106
13
47%
78%
42
13,700
110
106
13
114
23% Jan
31
"76
90
*112%
No par
6
Feb
77%
90
42
112
112'%
106
54%
3
Mar
"76
*89
110
111 %
105%
*
54
74
7
47%
-
1,100
53%
20% Jan
Jan
13
57
52%
3
21% Jan
13%
130
360
57
52%
6
103 %• Mar
105%
13 ,;
47%
57
52%
13% Jan
9
112%
105%
13
47%
57
;.:■■
52
21% Dec
86% Nov
10% Jan
30% Jun
23%
Feb
no
106%
12%
46%
No par
34% Mar
15% Mar 25
109% a 10%>>.
57
:
6,300
98
6,400
57% Feb
3
57
15%
106%
25%
4%
26
Jan
56%
106
*97%
25
20% Mar
Apr;'5
Dec
20%
39
.98%
57
15%
„106%
25%
Baltimore & Ohio
8
Mar
106 %
"97%
24%
$2.25
6
20%. Feb
15%;
107
"r%. 99
* 57
500
112%
Avco Mfg Corp
5
51 % Apr
15%
107
:.>>/ .98
200
FRIDAY
9%
101%
'Conv
22% Jan 23
3
:
15%
15%
'
99%
100
,
-sVGOOD
15%
9%
99%
*105%
Austin
3
16% Jan
36% Jan
Jan
15%
114%
*15
10
24%
Babbitt
Jan
15
107. -107
114%
15%
540
113
Ealdwin Locomotive Works
72
113%
10
330
3,900
CLOSED
101%
4
3
113%
*15
EXCHANGE
24%
16
3
113%
52%
102%
101%
25
15
113
.
102%
112%
13% Feb
Feb
113% ..;. :
52
99%
56%
i
p6.i
24%
15% Jan
14
J
101%
v.:'
113
12% Apr
23% Apr
3
17% Feb
72
15
Feb
9% Jan
18% Feb
25
Jun
9%
Mar 27
9% Mar 27
v. 53
38
39% Mar
14
15%
107
51%
102%
STOCK
101%
_
16
xl3
15
convertible preferred
Atlas Tack Corp
16
46% Feb
10
51%
101
51
V
100%
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer
*4
15%
10
51
101%
101
"113
510
80'.
x24%
Autocar Co
5% Jan
15%
10
52
80
24%
12
37% Jan
16
9%
50%
80
102%
10
Jan
*15%
10
80
114%
7% Jan
Jan
80%
13,500
24 %
14% Jan
7%
*79%
80
17,000
8%
102%
3
44%
8-/4
16
50%
*99
5
12
Jun
8%
*113%
series
4%
3
Jun
8%
A__100
preferred
conv
28
4%
8%
41%
Feb
34 %
97%
99
8%
Shares
33%
Preferred $3.75 series B—.—100
16
8% Mar
25
33
97%
114
*106%
100
Atlas Corp
Atlas Powder common
3
Feb
33%
97%
■
25
4%
,
112% Mar 30
25
32%
*9%
W I SS Lines common—1>
preferred
Refining common
33%
98%
102%'
.No par
non-cum
Atlantic
,7
55% Feb
25
15
27
Feb
25% Feb
2
% ,Jan
7% Sep
15% Dec
*5%
Apr
5
45% Mar 24
51% Mar'25
Dec
Jun
Nov
Atl G &
91
*
.
Sales tor
the Week
t per share
98%
*15%
—100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
Mar 23
112%
15
4%
80
13
24
110
10%
28
Jan
36% Jan
preferred!-——
80
t per share
32%
'
>,:
8%
*113%
Investment Co_i___,__10
Atch Topeka & Santa Pe com—100 V
5% non-cum preferred
_—100
A T F Inc——10,
'6
Dec
Feb
4%
•
2nd
81
Friday
■•■'■/Apr.-7
Apr.(j
I per share
50%
*101%
Associates
48% Mar 27
42%
>13 f. Feb
1%
2
14% Feb
*79
Carpet Co Inc
No par
Associated Dry Goods common^—l
6% 1st preferred
...—100
30
4
13
Mar
Apr
32% Jun
100
8%
9
101%
■
8%
9
109
58
8%
9
Apr
Feb
102
5
com
Jan
Apr
Jun
99
17% Jan
87
Jun
33%
12% Jan
95
Jan
31%
98%
4
15
42
31%
97%
Thursday
Apr. 5
t per share
■
31%
10
Sep
93%
Illinois
t per share
97%
Mar 10
Jan
20
of
Co
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 4
lo
Feb
15
Dec
15%
Mar 13
Mar 23
&
Tuesday
Apr. 3
100
9% Jan
Jan
111
13%
_
Armour
SALE
HIGH
AND
Monday
Apr. 1
t per share
$6 conv prior preferred
No par
Armstrong Cork Co com
No par
$3.75 preferred
No par
$4 convertible preferred—No par
Arnold Constable Corp___.
Li.—5
16%
Jun
Corp common
convertible preferred
4%%
52% Mar 23
7% July
106
30
13
11% Feb
30% Jun
Armco Steel
1
27
48
13% Mar
10%
Saturday
'
Par
4
13
Oct
114
'
:
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
-
99% Feb
3
7% Jan
,69
Jan
Dec
49% Jun
13
Jan
NEW YORK
J per share
g per share
Sper share
-
' •
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1949
Lowest
'
■
Monday,, April 10, 1950
RECORD
■
^
CHRONICLE
Thursday
Apr. 6
Apr. 5
t per share
$ per share
Friday
Sales tot
the Week
Apr. 7
< per share
$ per share
Shares
22%
Jun
30%
Jan
29% Feb
3
10%
Jun
Black & Decker Mfg Co
Nov
14% Jan
13
No par
27
15%
15% Mar
27
27%
27%
28
4
Blaw-Knox Co
28
28
28
500
Jun
14%
Dec
No par
28%
8%
12% Feb
14%
28
14% Jan 7 5
14%
14%
14%,
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1
14%
12%
12%
3,700
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
2.50
12%
12%
12%
*14%
15%
*14%
15
15%
15%
14%
5
14%
*14%
15%
26%
STOCK
27%
27%
27%
27%
28%
5
27%
28%
27 % '
28%
EXCHANGE
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
CLOSED
55
55 %
54%
55%
54%
55%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
GOOD
13%
14%
13%
14%
13%
14%
FRIDAY
.
9%
Jun
15
26 Va Mar 31
Dec
13% Jan" 4
17% Jun
25% Mar
22% Jan
21
27
50
Aug
Jan
64
Jan
3
52% Feb
18% Feb
Aug
13% Nov
32%
19% July
48 Va J an
42 % Apr
91% May
1% Mar
59%
Dec
98%
Dec
26
Jun
,6%
2%
Jun
38
Jan
'Dec
55
x24% Jan
12
Jun-
32
Jun
29% NOV
18% Jan
33
105%
Jan
28
39
9
Jan
12%
3^
Dec
11% Jan
13
14
Dec
36% Mar
2
.40
Jan
Jun
24
Dec
13%
Jun
19%
Dec
120
7%
Feb
Jun
125
13%
61% July
76
26%
35%
Jun
6
13
95
102%
7
29% Jan
Dec
100
Feb
16
21% Apr
,3
18Va Jan.
123
Sep
Jan
73
103% Jan
Mar 20
11
27
124
Feb
2
Dec
,12% Jan
3
Oct
74% Jan
3
34% Jan
4
.-39% Jan 24
'1%
12% Feb
18%
Dec
36
Jan
31% Feb, 21
13% Apr
77
May
19%
Dec
17 % Mar 30
95
Nov
70 Va
Jun
91
73
Apr
14% Mar 22
.
17% Jan. 13
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Budd
(The) Co
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94 ;
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4
100
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80
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89
84
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82% Jan
18
16%
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13% Jan
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91
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9
122
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8
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11%
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82
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117
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17
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98% Jun
20 %
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Jun
Feb
4% Mar
24%
105
13
26%
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19
Jan
Dec
36%
Dec
62
May
58
Apr
1
Jun
2
22
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16%
Jun
9%
Jan
98
Sep
35% Jun
5%
22%
12%
16%
Jan
21
10%
Jun
15%
40% Jan
Feb
109 % Mar
41
51
-
53
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10
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5
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3
10% Jan
101
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40
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5
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14
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55
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10
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Feb
28
Mar 20
18% Mar 14
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15
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18
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,
3
16%
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15% Jan
56%
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54% Mar 31
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Canadian Breweries Ltd.:
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Cannon Mills
a
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-
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100
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124
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Callahan Zinc-Lead
Calumet & Hecla Cons
37
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22
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100
37%
102%
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24
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Dec
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28%
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23%
13
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9
220
390
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2
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Mar
23
Feb
4% Feb 24
5
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50
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11% Jan
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13
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34% Feb
Jan
Jan
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9% Jan • 5
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;
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9% Jan
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1
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14,500
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18%
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8%
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42%
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51
51%
59
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-
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100%
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watch Co Inc.i—
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28%
i
1
Burlington Mills Corp
4% preferred
9
Mar 23
31%
28'%
100
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10
9%
31%
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27%
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20% Mar 25
20% Jan
27%
15
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.
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15
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1
.No par;
i
2%
98
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50%
58%
-
.
36%
preferred
79% Mar 27
Dec
29% Jun
*2%
50%
58%
97%
*8%
Bigelow
$3.60 preferred
50%
58%
100
Brunswick-Efllke-Collender
Bucyrus Erie Co common
14
36%
Brown Shoe Co Inc common
24
25% Feb
20% Jan
,
3
&
20%
13%,
5
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas.i.—
Brown
55%
20%
13%
2.50
•3% %
7
> Mar
54%
20%
97%
Briggs Manufacturing Corp..No par
Briggs & Stratton...
..No par
Bristol-Myers Co common
2.50
105% Jan 18
43% Mar 29
1
Jan
15%
Bearing Co
Airways Inc
Brewing Corp. of America
Bridgeport Brass Co
3
29% Jan
23% Mar 24
Roller
> 55%
13%
50%
5
100,?
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9% Apr
6
,32% Mar 23
13
100 Va Apr
Dec
40
32% Mar
14
Jan
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29% Mar
Jan
27% Feb
15
1
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Jan V 9
8% Mar
Apr
Jan
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60% Mar 17
100
9
9%
:
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38% Jan
47%
Brass
Bond Stores Inc
24
Jan
98
Class B
9
4
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Jun
&
Bon Ami Co class A_
16% Jan
Dec
6%
Aluminum
51%
1
1% Jan 80
Bohn
10
15
Jan
25 %
25%
Feb
Boeing Airplane Co
5
Jan
9
97% Apr
Bliss & Laughlin Inc.
6
Jan
60
13% Mar 28
51
—
29% Mar
18
18
Mar 13
;
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(E W) Co
27
21
38% Mar
4
,
16
22% Mar 25
Aug
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14%
14%
14%
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44%
46%
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16%
16 %
55%
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11%
11
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16 %
56
11%
45%
46%
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Volume
' Number 4897
171
Range for Previous
$ per share
100
Range Since
t per share
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Jan
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11
26%
Jan
33
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13
25%
Jun
35%
Jan
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3
12%
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6
Jun
131
Jan
26% Jun
Clinch
&
Ohio
Carolina
Power
&
Light
33% Jan
31
Carpenter Steel Co
19% Jan
16
Carrier Corp common.;
38
Jan
6
38% Jan
140
14
2
48% Jan
13
Jari
8% Feb
24
Jan
3
32% Jan
27
104%
Dec
xl04% Jan
18
34% Dec
29% Mar 21
106
•
104% Jan
3
Dec
130% Jan
13
140
26%
Jan
18% Mar 31
21
15%
Jun
18%
Jan
14%
Jun
17
Jan
7% May
Jun
12%
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6
Jan
Jan
17% Jan
4
15
3
«9% Jan
11% Mar
3
5%
,
Central
36%
Dec
35% Jan
Jan
112%
Dec
110%vFeb
9
Feb
Oct
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25
11% Apr
4
12% Jan
26
14%Jan
30
14% Jan
13
-16% Mar
38 % Feb
10
113
-
2
4%%
Ga
Dec
14%
Oct
10%
Jun
14%
Dec
9%
Feb
13%
Oct
12% Jan
6% July
14% July
8%
Dec
;
3
•8% Jan
21%
Jan
17% Mar 30
,21% Jan
7
Cerro de
16%
Dec
15
13
18% Feb
3
Certain-teed
9%
Jun
<
22% July
18%
Jun
5%
Aug
Nov
27% Apr
4
31
Jan
30% Jan
3
35
Feb
5
104
9%
•7% Mar 29
Dec
28%
Jan
24
Jan
4
Nov
34%
Jan
28
Feb
15
85
Feb
80
Feb
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15
3%
Jun
8
Jun
12
May
9% Jan
3
9
Feb
14
Dec
12% Jan
13
7 */4
Feb
13%
Dec
11% Jan
13
12%
Jun
20% Nov
19% Jan
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5%
8%
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34%
15
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30
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12% Feb
15
Apr
24
Jan
5
5% Feb
13
8% Feb
3
35% Feb
1
20
4
Jun
15
Jan
3
15% Feb
24
Dec
36%
Jan
27% Jan
3
Jun
29 % Mar
26% Jan
25
49 J/4
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56%
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10
11
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13
46% Feb
82
Dec
79
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14
12
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30
$ per share
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$ per share
$ per share
35
Jan
13% Jan
4
Jan
3% Feb
14
Jan
45% Jan
3
30%
Dec
36
Jan
30% Jan
5
Jun
68%
Dec
62% Jan
13
68% Jan
Apr
32%
Sep
30
Jan
4
34% Feb
convertible
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\i Mar 27
97%
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105~%
103% Jan
Sep
4
1
f09%
&
Feb
29%
Dec
26
Jan
24
29
59%
Dec
58
Jan
33
Feb
8%
Dec
6% Apr
1
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Oil
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Co
Chrysler
61%
Dec
36%
Dec
Mar 10
24
Rights
3
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Claik
Mar 30
3
$4.50
9
18
Feb
62% Jan
3
72
37
Jan
4
43
12% Jan
3
14% Feb
Jun
35 Va
Dec
32% Jan
13
5%
Mar 14
Jan
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105%
Dec
3% July
5%
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Jun
30%
Feb
21%
133
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17% ' 17%
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r
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9
5
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100
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5%
53% Jan
21
Dec
42% Jan
3
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97% Mar 22
55
3
17%
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5
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8
8%
29
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15
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13
27
Mar
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31%
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31%
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Apr. 8
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Tuesday
17%
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Apr. 5
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Apr. 6
17%
17%
4
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j—
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28
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35%
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Corp
Southern Ry com
1st preferred
4%
156%
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106%
106
4%
22 %
139
33%
170
110
46
*106 %
71
72
:
109%
28%
27%
103
78
89
*125
*
*138
*87
25
45%
100
2,900
33%
109%
—100
7%
89
45%
! 105%
1,200
8,300
33%
110%
*106%
FRIDAY
*87
13%
-
:t
250
GOOD
*33%
45%
41%
7%
7Ve
108
•
*72
72
13%
1073/4
89,7
,
*109%
27%
108
7
7.;
108
170
*120
5 170
108
33%
33%
*18%
108
6%
89
33%
*24
*70%
*40%
—
21,200
65
No par
preferred
(The) com
43,400
46,400
-At
28
63%
*106%
—100
CLOSED
1
63
50
_50
pfd
190
-
EXCHANGE
33%
28%
1
conv
100
6,700
-
67%
.
108%
No par
gtd
108% 108%
Shares
'STOCK
32
rl
the Week
share
52 Va
*30
is
Sales; for
Friday
Apr. 7
$ per
4 Va
108%
5
700
-17%
.•*
IS
100
5,000
,
13 %'
%
No par
13,600
31%
,
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Saturday
1
&
5,400
8%
30%
vli
stock
A
Colorado
43%
8
43/4
15%
.
Co
$3.50 preferred
& Aikman
4
2,100
30
4%
30"
33%
Inc
Co
2,700
28%
Corp
No par
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com..No par
18% Jan 12
25% Mar 23
13
16
.
8%
29%
,1,000
;
V. 57,100
32
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp com
5?o conv preferred
16% Jan
5%
663/4
Collins
Jan
3,700
66%
9
Dec
5,400
9%
33V4
11
Dec
273/4
9 3%
64%
20
17%
27%
9%
32%
Jan
19%
27%
66%
19% Jan
17%
27%
9%
/
32%
17% Jan
Jun
17%
65
13
Jun
17%
32%
14% Mar 30
8 V4
17%
66 %
16% Jan
7%
15
14%
Coca-Cola Tnterriatl
46% Mar 16
100
11%
14%
32%
19
Jan
;53/4
11%
14%
32%
Peabody & Co com
Coca-Cola
3
Mar
5%
11%
64%
7% preferred
4% cum 2nd
8
Jan
cum
300
,
11%
32%
17% Jan
Jun
15
Cluett
Jan
43 Va
81% Mar
165
85
25,500
700
28%
32
Clopay Corp
18
1075
Jan
Feb
89
4%%
5
Feb
6
Nov
x 13
112% Mar 16
143
5
154% Apr
85
30
31%
,
100
Foods
Mar 30
77% Jan
Sep
85%
2,700
283%
14%
5
Clinton
11
Sep
172
8 3/a
28
>29
Xl4%
9%
4%
7%
29%
*30
preferred
&
4%
27
51%
Co
37% Mar 15
Jan
8%
30
28%
28
Illuminating cojp_.No par
preferred
—Nopar
Special
'■>
52
Molybdenum
5% Jan
8%
,1,700
85%
6
200
*
33
105
31%
No par
Climax
27
28%
32%
*103
30
17%
27%
*27%
<32%
105
28%
15
*50%
—
10
Mar 27
Jan
Jun
29%
-
82%
Nov
1075
138
13
Mar 22
4
22
141%
July
70%
Xl24J/z
Jan
101
•
28
32%
400
2,800
,6,900
;
14%
'
101%
17 3/a
.
*
24%
17%
12 Va
7%
Cleve Graph Bronze Co common—_l
Mar 25
Jan
15 Va
,17%
5/000
28
Cleve Elec
4
73
16%
,
00
.
30%
20
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com.—100
5% non-cum preferred
100
46% Feb
43
53/4
14%
3%
Equipment Co
112% Mar
10% Aug
183/4
85%',
11%
4
C I T Financial Corp..:
10
29% Jan
4%
4% preferred
—100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
_10
14
107% Jan
18%
64%
16
27
18%
32%
16% Feb
106% Feb
18%
64%
24
Dec
X85%
'
6
28%
.
25
Oct
Aug
3,900
73/4
com.—8.50
Elec
&
Jan
28 %
14,700
17%
.73/4
2,000
'*111% 111%
25
Gas
19%
108
15%
17%
8Va
14%
3%
Corp
Cincinnati
30%
Jan
15%
7%
29%
12
100
Jun
Jun
15%
,<17%
*7%
*
28% ' 28 3/4
t
14
*16%
preferred—?
20%
20%
6
.
500
*103
11%
V
10
19% Mar
105
6
—.——1
comipon
Jun
72
6
86%
7
13%
33 Ve
7%
28%
86%
13%
.
104
29%
29%'
28%
Apr. 1
16
3
8
*28%
87
*86%
27%
32%
v -v'
City Investing Co common
5%% preferred
17
27%
29%
14
17%
17%
*103
28%
11
-18%
16%
33
■*7%
7%
18 Va
104
10%
15%
17%
7%
27%
■323/4
*102%
10%
-15%
17%
'
.
18%
16%
27%
33%
28
,
City Products Corp
Mar 30
16%
28%
*33
7
37%
111%
10%
*13%
153%
17%
18
16%
*27%"
:
Mar 15
72
18
.
15%
7
37%
par
STOCK
Mar 22
43% Jan
109% Jan
7
13
34
Dec
16%
No par
88
Jun
15%
17%'
7%
13%
;
Cab
3
Mar
15%
17%
*6%
18
1,400
*111%
,
14
85.
13
85
15%
17%
'*13%
85
Jan
43 %
14
'85
31% Jan
112%
14
84%
A
82
Oct
13%
84%
series
Sep
Nov
13
37 Va
43
Dec
36% Mar
11%
43%
86
67
111%
11%
37
43
34%
108
111%
11%
42%
Jun
Jan
37%
111%
11
41%
Jan
28
371/4
37
111
RR CO—No par
79%
Mar 11
37
4%
11
55 s/8
25
c
2,800
55%
Chile Copper Co
68% Mar 22
6%
1,700
10%
"
36%
Par
5% %
6
Feb
41/4
16%
10%
EXCHANGE
Childs
4
Jan
4V4
16 3/a
10%
55%
Pac
Yellow
Chickasha
Mar 16
42J/2
4%
16%
*54%
.
Jan 16
Mar
4%
preference—No par
preferred
Chicago
100
100
preferred
Conv
24
34
2,300
23,000
17 Va
16%
9%
Chic
5
26%
17%
IIV4
XlOVa
26%
$3
18% Feb
44 J/a
17%
10 %
*17%
10%
9%
55% Mar 21
60
17%
10%
.1634
26%
5%
24
4% Mar 13
Jun
17 Va
10%
,
4Va
9%
$ per share
5%
;*17%
i73/e
17%
10%
25%
NEW
16%
17%
17%
10% * 10%
16%
17%
,
Jun
*17
S
-
10%
112%
100
Chicago & North West com—No
3
Jun
J/a
17%
800
4%
17%
Highest
;
4,100
10%
14%
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
19 Ve
18%
16%
11%
STOCKS
Year 1949
19
I8%t
4%
14%
Range for Prerious
Lowest
160
18%
10%
Chicago Pneumat Tool com—No par
13% Mar 28
17
137 Va
10%
11%
88% Mar 17
13% Nov
May
53% Jan
105%
*137
16%
*28%
x56 % Mar 15
Dec
*105
137
36%
Chic Milw St Paul & p vtc—No par
Series A preferred vtc
100
4
14,100
105%
4%
8
32 % Mar 23
213/4
32 Va
105
10%
5% preferred
50
Chic Ind & Louisv Ry Co cl A—_25
Class B
No par
18
7% Jan
27% Mar 30
3lVa
100
135%
'
18
4,900
105 Va
*111%
>
23
10% Feb
80
FRIDAY
106
16%
Chicago Corp (The„
i
Chicago Great West "By Co com—50
4
3,100
GOOD
4%
No par
preferred
-
36 Va
36%
*105
313/4
1,400
43
153 %
135%
*'
*7%
convertible
31 Va
4,300
CLOSED
16%
Chic & East 111 RR Co com—No par
Class A.
—40
24
28% Feb
17 %17%
10%
_1.25
3%%
' 4
3 5
'*17%
1
Mfg.
36%
:: 106
STOCK
EXCHANGE
8V4
42%
200
135%
19
5
i
17 Ve
38
8%
"152%
36
2,200
Xl8%
17%
■
Copper Corp
16Va
*363/4
8%
42%
*105
50
Products
17%
38
152'/a
J
,
31%
*105
10%
104
3
18% Mar
136%
17 %
.50
Cab
31%
105
135
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
5
12
86% Apr
105
136
*102%
Checker
31%
•
36 Ve
60
323/4
10%'
Champion Paper & Fib com—No par
$4.50 preferred
_No par
10
3
7% Jan
Jan
Jun
Jun
4%
17
•>
9% Jan
30%
32%
42%
106
100
;
Chain Belt Co
30%
36
,
106
10%
& South West Corp com__5
Violeta Sugar Co
9.50
Century Ribbon Mills
_No par
Mar 10
36%
106
17%
Central
6
Jan
98
35%
*105
Shares
105%
33
152 Va
(
the Week
$ per share
33
8%
42%
153 %
'*17%
J100
B
Pasco
421/4
*152%
18%
Central
11
Dec
Nov
,
'
3
31%
98% Dec
•
17% July
27
77
; '
Jan
1
19% Mar 23
31%
Jun
91
3 1
Apr
*36%
8%
Sper share
105 V•
33
16%
17%
38
42%
share
Sales for
Friday
Apr. 7
33 Ve
*32%
153%
18%
No par
preferred
12
7
8%
105
v
18%
1
Central RR Co Of N J class A
Class
16%
*36 %
8%
33
'
5
Ry Co vtc
preferred series B vtc
5%
16%
38%
36%
-105
*135
100
Co
33
41%
106
30%
Central Hudson G & E Corp—No par
Central Illinois Light common
•
27
11%
Octv
*36%
*32%
Apr. 6
106
X106
33 V8
153%
153%
S per
107
33
8%
Thursday
Apr. 5
x33
16%
' 42
*105
*106
PRICES
Wednesday
33%
*36%
-
8%
41%
No par
20
li
10% Mar 29
38
*152%
—10
Corp common;
preferred
17% Jan
3
12
25
y
of
104%
8
preferred
Central
Jan
8%
100
27
9% Jan
Dec
*36 %
_1
4.20%
4% Jan
Nov
16%
16%
50
100
3
33%
*32%
common
Aguirre Sugar
Foundry Coi_
15
Jan
9%
30
17% Mar 21
11 %
32%
common
Central
Jan
24 %
2nd
Celotex
107
32 %
10
6
4
Jun
10
*106
33%
Corp
Apr
Jan
6% Mar
7%
107
33%
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
84.75 1st preferred
—No par
Mar 14
Jan
Co
Preferred
25
Dec
132%
*106
33%
series
General
preferred _i_
Caterpillar Tractor
9
107% Jan
105%
I)
(J
100
t per share
No par
-V ,7%
10
Jun
3
Mar
34% Feb
Apr
13%
Case
36% Mar 21
Sper share
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 4
*
&
(1469)
Apr. 3
5
preferred 4%
Carriers
153 % Mar 24
Dec
Conv
Ry
Monday
i
$ per share
Par
16% Mar 30
/-Nov
Apr.
■
;■%J'.
Carolina
x7% Mar 13
CHRONICLE
LOW AND HIGH
Saturday
</*'•;/
Mar 28
Jun
X114
share
37 %
*
100% Aug
23% Apr
97
106
FINANCIAL
STOCK
36
.
45% Nov
146
I $ per
YORK
EXCHANGE
34% Mar 16
Dec
37%, Sep
8% Nov
Feb
30
102
NEW
Highest
* per share
Feb
108
Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
:
&
STOCKS
i
Year 1949
Lowest
COMMERCIAL
THE
*99
16%
99%
163/B
16%
24
247,;.
16%
24%
14%
16%
16 3/8
16 3/8
16%
24
99%
50
24
240
100
'
25% Mar 24
7%
16%
Dec
15% Jan
13
17%
Jun
29%
Dec
28% Jan
3
16%
Jun
23%
Dec
28% Jan
13
37% Mar 27
9%
7%
Jun
13
Dec
11% Feb
14
Columbia
Gas
13%
Oct
11% Mar 30
13% Apr
14% Feb
6
Feb
20
Columbia
Pictures
48 V4 Mar
>
Jun
68%
32%
Sep
61
66
14
Oct
30% Feb
26%
Jun
18%
Jun
21%
Feb
.
Mar 24
15
38
Mar 27
Feb
34% Apr
22% Mar
22%
Sep
20% Jan
4
27%
Dec
24% Feb
17
27% Jan
57% Jan
16
Jan
19
Columbia Broad
Class
$4.25
2.50
System
preferred
Elec
35
35
351/4
35%,
35%
35%
35%
1,800
13%
13%
13%
13 Ve
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
78,800
12
12%
12
12
11%
12
12
12%
63
*61
No par
*60%
62%
*61
33%
34
33%
34%
34
34%
—5
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 Ve
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
62%
Co
6,509
12%
62%
..Nopar
w w
Co
Ohio
So
13%
*12
1
35'
351/4
No par
Carbon
&
*35
Inc.—No par
common..No par
24%
>61
>61
63
v
1,600
63
34%
34Va
34%
21%'
21%
21%
21%
3,300
26%
26%
263/4
27%
3,400
34%
8,400
Combustion Engineering
10
46%
Feb
60%
Dec
Jan
107%
Dec
64% Feb
112% Feb,
13%
Jun
20%
Dfec
15% Mar 30
21% Jan
3
25 Va
Jan
30%
Dec
29% Jan
Superheater
6
95
33% Mar 16
105
13
'
7%
Jun
10% Aug
24%
Jun
30% Nov
27
Jan
25%
Feb
34%
29
Mar 23
Dec
9% Mar 31
3
2%
Jun
4%
Jan
3% Feb
15
21%
Feb
29%
Dec
27% Jan
3
Oct
107% Feb
8
Apr
Sys Inc cl A
—2.50
cum
Columbus
6
preferred—.100
B
Columbian
4
"
XlOQ
2nd
109
Credit
Commercial
3.60%
6
Inc
10
61%
62%
62 %
63
62%
63%
623/4
63 Va
19,400
100
rl07%
108%
Nopar
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
I6V4
16%
16%
16%
13,100
25
30%
31
30%
31 Va
30%
30%
307'a
30%
31 Ve
18.100
934
1,900
27%
27%
27
27%
1,100
29%
29%
>29
29%
100
common
preferred
Commercial
Solvents
.
Commonwealth Edison
11% Feb
3
30% Feb
6
Congoleum-Nairn
Feb
6
32
Mar 16
109% Mar 18
108'/8
4,830
109
Nopar
9%
9%
9%
9%
93/4
—No par
27%
27%
27%*
27%
27%
27%
Publishing Co
Inc
Cigar
Nopar
Consolidated Coppermines Corp
5
Consol Edison of N Y com—Nopar
$5 preferred
—.
.Nopar
32% Mar 29
62
r
31%
9%
Consolidated
41
Conde Nast
Co.
'
*29
3%
31%
30
3%:
31%
*29%
30
*29
%
9%
30
9%
93/4
'
3%
3%
3 3/a
3%
3%
3 %
6,500
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
23,900
107%
107%
3%
3%
-31%
*108%
108%
108%
108%
xl08%
108%
77%
77%
77%
773A
77%
77%
108
108
1,600
Cons Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co
rn
Mar 31
25% Mar 31
114
Mar 30
107% Mar 29
Baltimore
Apr
6
of
26% Apr
6
3
Common
78
115% Apr
"when
Preferred
4%%
Preferred
107% Mar 29
4%
issued".—
series
*114
,*107
113/4
10%
10%
10%
44%
44%
445/e
45
44%
45%
44%
45V4
44% ,45%
5,800
10o
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
I8V4
*17%
18%
17%
17%
1,700
1
11%
11%
11 Ve
11%
11 Va
11 Va
11%
11
11
Inc
10c
*9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
1
12%
13%
13%
14%
143/a
I43/4
14%
15
14%
15
79,200
35%
34%
35%
35 %
35%
35%
35%
353/a
353%
15,100
111%
lll'/a
47% Feb
6
19% Jan
30
12% Jan
9
Consolidated
Retail
8
12
Feb
6
Consolidated
Textile
Apr
5
36
May
10 % Jan
25
15
Jan
13
36
33 r
10
Consolidated Grocers Corp
28
Consolidated
Mar 16
29% July
103% Apr
113%
Dec
110% Mar 30
112% Jan
Apr
110%
Dec
108% Mar 24
111
Jan
Jun
41%
Dec
38% Jan
93
Jun
Nov
101% Jan
11
13%
Jan
Consol
:
4
27%
103
17 %
X98
3
Dec
17
Jan
3
Dec
95% Jan
9
13
85
Jan
30%
Jun
37%
Dec
35% Jan
Jun
1023/4
Dec
102 s/» Feb
95
•
6%
Jun
9%
Feb
78%
Dec
For footnotes see page
3
Mar 15
19% Jan
24
Jan
24
39% Feb
17
103
Jan
7
7
9% Jan
9
58% Mar 21
78% Jan
11
8% Feb
Dec
56%
•
106
22.
Corp
RR of
Consumers
Cuba 6%
pfd
Stores
Power Co
$4.50 preferred
Co
Inc
%
corn^.—No par
*35
*110%
Container Corp
'
4%
Nopar
of America com—20
preferred
—.100
Baking Co com—No par
preferred
x
—Nopar
Inc common*—20
$3.75 preferred—
Continental Diamond
Continental
Insurance
Nopar
Fibre—
5
111%
111
109%
109
109
413/4
42%
*98%
1
11
111V4
109%
42
*103% 105
18
18%
$5.50
Can
111
109%
■>
Continental
Continental
111%
*109
*41%
Nopar
a
$4.52 preferred
45% Mar 16
100
Laundries
Consolidated Natural Gas
28
105%
20
11%
3
Apr
10%
1,000
10%
3
12%
12
12
13
Jun
120
108
10%
Jan
8
7,900
115
*107
12
16% Jan
9% Mar
26%
*114%
108
11%
42% Jan
Dec
26
115%
*107%
10%
46% Mar
10%
26 Va
*114%
107%
io3/4
21%
Jun
26
26%
115
107%
11%
12% Jan
7%
26
115
108
10%
4
11
26
115%
11%
10% Apr
Jan
114%
2,400
11%
11% Mar 30
Sep
12% Mar
•26 V
*107%
78
10%
Jan
11%
Jun
108
773/4
5
——15
14%
Feb
Feb
25%
114%
7734
1.33%
Jun
8
10
B_;
77%
12
11
11%
25%
—
100
series C—100
14% Jan
38% Jun
Nopar
common
37
98%
37%
*102% 103
V
'♦1033/4
105
*
42%
*103%
43%
105
*109
+
43%
*103%
9%
109%
43%
105
9%
111%
*109
43 Va
*1033/4
•
1,100*
1,800
1,900
93/4
420
112
109%
.'40
43 Ve
1,400
105
7,200
18%
17%
18
173/4
18
18%
183/4
98 3/4
98%
98%
99 VA
98 3/4
98 3/4
983/4
98%
310
363/4
*102%
37%
36 Va
373/8
37
37%
37 Ve
37%
6,100
102%
*102%
18
■
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
*2%
62%
62%
62%
61%
103
8%
62
*102%
103
*102%
103
8%
9%
9%
9%
3,800
61 Va
613/4
60%
61%
2,100
13
14
THE
(1470)
COMMERCIAL
Range Since Jan. 1
Year1949
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
FINANCIAL
&
t per
$ per share
S per
share
5%
Jun
8%
Jao
6% Jan
3
47%
Feb
65%
Oct
55% Jan
25
11%
Jun
15%
Jan
13% Jan
19%
Jun
24%
Dec
NEW
YORK
LOW
\
8TOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
f
Saturday
-
Par
sharp
t per share
t per share
t per share
Continental Motors
1
6%
6%
6%
Continental Oil of Delaware
5
61%
60%
61%
3
16% Feb
Continental Steel
14
15%
61%
15%
15%
16
61 %
15%
23% Jan
4
26% Mar 14
5
24%
24
Jan
11
55% Mar 13
24 %
55%
24
54
24%
*54%
12
Jan
17
12%
12%
14% Jan
3
15 %
"48%
15 %
49
5
6%
7
51*72 July
55% May
9
Jun
12%
12
Jun
19% J«n
49
Dec
52
7
v
'
Feb
Feb
48% Mar 31
28
11
Mar 27
11%
Dec
10% Jan
3
15
Dee
57% Jan
3
67% Mar
20
Apr
30%
Dec
28% Jan
13
94
Jan
102%
Dee
100 % Feb
92%
Jan
102
Sep
100% Feb
57
Jan
171 %
189
Jan
21 %
21
101 % Jan
5
21
Apr
6
Jun
Jun
72% Jan
4
% Jan
21
Oct
2
Jan
b
32%
Convertible nref 5%
6% Mar
6
Corning Glass Works
3%% preferred J
Cum
pfd 3%%
23
50
*54%
62%
15%
16
15%
16%
24
24%
24%
24%
STOCK
551/2
12%
54%
54%
EXCHANGE
12%
12 %
13
15%
15%
15%
15%
55%
*54%
55%
13
*12%
13
15 %
49
*54%
Y
15%
*48 %
A
49
49
*48%
-i:
*48%
49
14% *14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
13%
14%
14%
64
64
64%
64%
64%
64%
65
64%
6
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
100%
100 %
100
*101%
Corn Products Refining common__25
101
*100%
66
101
•100%
*101%
102%
67%
•101%
102%
*101%
185
; 67%
67%
81
184
184%
*182%
*5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
1
25
Crane Co common
2%
2%
2%
*-2%
2 %
2%
*2%
2%
1
7,100
A
"
:
67%
66%
101
1
186
•
A
102%
67
66%
66
185
*100%
102
102
102%
66
FRIDAY
%
101
100
S9% Jan
20
1,900
GOOD
36%
'>100%
r;
15%
64 •-
100
Coty International Corp
1,400
1,600
;
"
*
5
7% preferred
Coty Inc
8,300
2 600
CLOSED
I
series of 1947
C2.400
61%
24%
15%
Shares
7%
62
15%
i
the Week
share
61%
15
*48%
7 %•
J per
61%
13
„
7%
7
Apr. 7
$ per share
20
common
25
*184
185%
560
3,800
•
10
50
Y.
2,600
184 %
170
5%
5%
1.700
2%
2%
1.700
184
/
!>' ■
26 %
26%
26%
27%
27%
27%
8
105
Jan
11
100
*102%
104%
*102%
104 %
*102%
103%
102%
102%
*102%
104%
100
Jan
14% Nov
12% Jan
18
14
Jan
5
Creameries of America
1
13%
13i%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,400
29%
28% Jan
2S
30% Mar
4
Cream
2
*28%
29%
29%
29 %
29
2)%
*29 %
29%
29%
29%
600
6.800
Dec
104
101% Mar
Dec
13%
Oct
19%
Jan
14 % Apr
36%
Jan >
42%
Apr
38
20
Jun
30
Deo
27% Jan
13
94
Mar
105
Dec
102% Jan
11
105
Feb
90
May
105
Mar 13
1
.
17% Jan
40
4
Apr
3
8
27
99%
Dec
99% Jan
3
14
Nov
24
Jan
16% Jan
3
20% Jan
11
Nov
72%
Jan
54
Mar 31
59% Jan
11
21
July
31
Api
20% Feb
Jan
6
Dec
15% Jsn >4
12%
16%
Feb
160
May
.160
5%
May
%
28
9
19% Jan
Feb
14
9% Jan
14
Feb
175
25
81
175
.*
3%%
preferred
of
Wheat Corp (The)
Crown Cork & Seal common
19
Jan
34% Mar
49
$2
2.50
'
No par
'
$4.2o preferred
$4 2nd preferred—
8% Mar
7% Jan
3
JaD
67% Jan
14
71
10%
Nov
13%
Feb
11% Feb
24
13% Jan
16
Feb
25%
Dec
22% Mar 21
25% Jan
5
8%
Oct
6 % Mar 30
Jan
9
Curtis
Jun
145%
Oct
Jun
52%
NOV
Dec
9%
Apr
109
43%
•>
18%
133
24'/a
Jun
Mar
19%
55% Jan
28
i
9% Feb
10
7% Jan
20% Jan
15% Mar
24% Feb
3
Fen
21
22% Feb
17
125
Jan
7
Mar 31
49
Jan
26%
134% Mar
16
122% Jan
Jan
137
Sep
8
10
Jan
20
138
14%
14%
14%
15
15%
15%
15%
xl5
15%
38%
32%
*38%
38"%
38
38 %
38
38
*38
38%
600
32'%
32%
32%
32%
32'/a
32%
32%
1.500
104%
104%
104%
104%
104%
*104
104%
*104
104%
240
104
*103
104
*103
104
Jan
96%
Nov
96
Jan
12
98% Mar 22
14%
Dec
13% Jan
25
15% Mar 15
Jan
17% May
15% Jan
3
Mar
22%
26 %
Jan
31
92
Jan
98%
92%
Jan
7%
Jun
4% May
13
Mar 22
17% Feb
17
5
34% Mar 17
Dayton Power & Light
102% Mar 21
Dm
97% Jan
24
101% Apr
5
Nov
11% Jan
3
15% Feb
11
8% Jan
27
5
9%
Jan
29
Jan
10
Jan
series
5%
Preferred
3.75%
series
19
25% Mar 20
Mar 23
Deere & Co
Jan
40% Jan
29% Jan
)
36
Mar
Jan
8% Jan
3
10% Jan
17
Delaware
Deo
21% Jan
19
23% Feb
14
ft Apr
6
Jun
30%
Dec
26% Mar 10
31
53%
Dec
46% Mar 13
57% Feb 27
12%
Dec
14%
Dec
12% Feb
15
13% Jan
20
Jan
23 %
Sep
21% Jan
13
23% Mar
Jun
58
Jan
53
50
4%
9%
Jun
Jun
Jun
13%
Nov
16%
Jun
22%
Nov
31%
10
x97
9
13% Jan
11
xl2% Jan
6
20% Jan
13
23
Mar 15
&
Escrow
ctfs
for
ctfs
*16%
17%
17%
17%
*16%
17%
22%
22%
33%
*22%
33%
600
17%
23
23
22%
22%
33%
130
14%.
*16%
■
7,900
98
V
100
23%
1.900
33%
2,500
33%
33%
101
101 %
*101
101%
100%
101
*100
101%
33%
33%
•
70
100%
100%
100%
*100%
100%
100%
101 %
*100%
101%
70
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
Xl4%
14%
14%
15%
4.800
8%
8%
8%
9 Vs
e%
9%
8%
8%
8%
*23%
24%
24 %
24%
33%
9%
13.50
*22%
24%
"24%
46%
45%
46%
40%
*35%
46%
35%
45%
35%
35%
35%
36
36
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
33%
33
33%
3,100
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
13,600
22%
22%
22 %
22 %
45
35%
34
22%
27
35% Mar
8
39% Jan
3
1
44% Mar
9
11% Mar 31
13% Jan
3
Diamond T Motor Car Co
6%
Jun
9%
Nov
7% Mar 31
9% Jan
5
Diana Stores Corp
12"%
Jun
18%
Dee
1,800
A
47.200
27%
28%
27%
28%
-*>27%
28
27%
27%
48
48
48
48%
48%
48%
47%
48%
1,100
12%
12%
12 %■
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
2,400
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
10,600
common
25
50c
Distill Corp-Seagrams Ltd
62
62
*58
\
62
>58
6%
6%
X6%
6%
6%
6%
21%
21%;
"21%
21 %
21%
21%
21%
13%
13%
13% V'!.
13%
13%
xl3%
13%
13 %
13%
1.500
21%
22%
22
22%
22
22%
2?%
2,100
2,500
'
18%
6%
22
38%
8
39 %
39%
C-8%
39%
39
43
<3 "2
43%
43%
43%
11%
11%
*11%
12
11 %
12%
8
8
8
18%
800
43%
11 %
2.300
39%
42%
11 % V
V
11 %
39
42%
38%
43
:
8
2
*58
6%
22
■
11 %
2
62
4,100
21%
6%
421% Yv-
38
*4'2
-Nopar
participating preferred
*58
62
*2?.%
40% Jan
22%
A
12%
12
A
Feb
22 %
—_':Y-
27%
47%
5
Dec
200
47%
6%
Jan
4 9%;
1.400
8,200
*12%
*21%
*13%
13%
24%
47
<
8
100
1
45%
24%
24'/8
100
1
40
22%.
A'
24
.
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
Sep
7,500
45%
22%
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co_
class
9
RR
Edison
Raynolds
:
*35%
9%
common
Jun
Mar 17
14%
50
for preferred
(The)
Sep
20
18
98
14%
•
9%
<.3
18
98
14%
100
West
37%
17% Jan
17%
*9.7%
2,100
18%
17%
97%
:
3,200
r
24%
24'/4
14%
—
Match
24%
87,000
•:
23%
132
*130
14%
44%
.
Escrow
6%
23
132
17%
,
Diamond
23%
24
"i
9% Y 49%
97%
*35%
Western
Rights
&
23
*130
24
110
700
50 %
50
>
14%
20
Delaware & Hudson
Devoe
9%
18
33%
*58 >
2
12
58
49%
8%
;
130:;
130
*100%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
Feb
7% Jan
23% Jan
12,900
101
23%
6
500
6%
97%
22%
33%
101
«_20
14
129%
132
23%
22%
22%
17%
*22
Detroit
Jan
*
l.lOO
*
fc' 6% '
6%;
49%
ft
11%
23%
6%
*126%
v-
22%
*130
23"%
'
5,800
71%
11%
12
*22%
8%
8
*69'/a
71%
14%
No par
common
Derby Oil Co
9
22%
132
*130
>t.V
"r
8%
30
4,000
180
*160
14%
*16%
1
50
8%
22%
xl7%
7
*49%
V
11%
129
-
8
*69%
6%
128 %
9
22%
,
23
6%
50
8%
,
18%
*98
**14'
7
6% Feb
24% Mar
11%
11
21 % Mar 13
Jan
15
Jan
,
98%
preferred
Denver & Rio Grande
19
22%
18%
1
Delaware Power & Light Co
6
34%. Jun
*49
8%
21%
100
_2.50
Deep Rock Oil Corp__
49
36
ft Apr
8%
*128
8%
71%
12
22%
180
*160
1,300
16%
\
1
3
22%
.16
50c
4
Jun
16%
/
21%
"
100
Jan
Lack
16
57
*21
50c
35% Mar 24
6
21%
11%
^22%
\6%
13&
6%
23%
;.
38% Jan
9%
x22%
6%
132
B
Dayton Rubber Co
Oct
Jun
23
6%
*
100
Sep
Jun
26
*22%
*21
8%
*69%
12
23%
A
7%
8%
71%
12
*130
(The)
3.75%
43%
3
8%
*69%
12
23%
common
Preferred
36%
22
8%
71%
•
Jun
Jun
8%
*11%
55%
21%
180
2.400
'17% I, 18%
16%
*160
*69%
'
20
Mar
17
30%
'31
■."■
16%
180
100
Decca Records Inc
12%
16%
*160
49
pfd
Davison Chemical Corp
4
100%
*21
21%
16%
180
49
convertible preferred
11
Jan
16%
*160
1
Jan
24
*21
No par
29% Jan
23
17%
21
32%
55%
123
—
21% Jan
,
17%
55%
1
Dec
97
17% T;
55%
No par
May
Aug
17%
55%
*128
common
Cushman's Sons Inc 1%
5%
*103
17%
55
16%
2.50
Dana Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Davega Stores Corp common
Jun
104
17%
55
No par
Class A
*103
16%
55
21
,
No par
common
.
«
Curtis-Wright
10%
*54%
5
19
9
xl6%
$7 preferred
Prior preferred
104
*103
"
10
Cutler-Hammer Inc
11% July
«15
Publishing
104
100
common
Cuneo Press Inc___
25% Feb 25
87
13% Jan
Cudahy Packing Co
4%% preferred
7,700
14%
Cunningham Drug 8tores Inc
Feb
4%
19
28
38%
100
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
7% preferred
._10O
73
tr,
Mar, 3
271/2
*32%
pfd
non-cum
Jun
Jun
,
28
5
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer com__No par
5% convertible preferred
100
Cuba RR 6%
27
No par
preferred
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
60
7
1
V
Sales for
Friday
Apr. 6
•<
share
Feb
8%
!
5
series
2% Feb
25% Mar 30
Jan
3
186% Mar 23
182% Jan 31
Dec
No par
No par
Co common
Cornell Dubilicr Electric Corp
Corn Exchange E«nk & Tr Co
102% Mar 21
1
i
2%
Jun
96
Sep
36'%
6
Apr
5%
3% Mar
1%
b6
prior preferred
Copperwcld Steel
49% Jan
■
common
Copper Range Co
4
58%
Dec
S3
13% Mar 16
Jun
73%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
17% Feb
49% Mar
!
Corp
S per
V
7
,
*
T>
Thursday
Apr. 5
Apr. 4
62% Mar 18
7% Apr
PRICES
Wednesday
Tue«d»j
Apr. 3
,
8AIE
HIGH
AND
Monday
Apr. 1
-
Monday, April 10, 1950
18%
8%
19%
19
19%
8
8
8
2.100
19%
19%
19%
19%
700
900
8
11,900
'
Range for Previous
...
STOCKS
Year 1949
Range Since Jan. 1
NEW
YORK
:
V-'"-',C1:"-'*;
-
STOCK
Saturday
"
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
t per share
S per
Highest
t per share
share
EXCHANGE
t per share
Par
9%
Feb
17V
.Jan
12% Jan
4
24%
Feb
38%
Nov
3o% Jan
28
41% Mar 17
45%
Jun
53%
Nov
3
56% Mar 24
10
Jun
14% Mar
50% Jan
10% Jan
Dlvco Corp
Dixie Cup Co common
Class A
3
13
Jan
9
Dr.
25
July
32% Mar
9
36% Jan
4
Doehler-Jarvis Corp
12%
33%
Jan
18%
Dec
Sep
48%
Feb
72%
Oct
14% Mar 31
69% Jan l3
43
Apr
57%
Dec
54% Jan
108%
Sep
Feb
;
123%
Apr
108
Dec
119% Jan
13
Dec
24 % May
Sep
81
,11% Mar
20%
Oct
14%
Oct
Jan
Mar
,19% Jan
1
Jun
Jun
63%
Nov
60% Jan
124%
Oct
122% Jan
101 % Jan
4
10 % Jan
6
5
30
Mar 21
4
12
72% Apr
31
113% Jan
Apr
14% Jan
9
102% Aug
lioVa Jan
145
83% Jan
13
Feb
6
21
27
11% Mar 27
8%
27
19% Jan
7
43%
,
6
Feb
Apr
110% Mar 30
■i
16% VSr 10
86'/a
16%
78
17% Jan
82
20
101%
101
11
66
13
Ap^
15% Jan
6
97%
112
Jan
Jun
127
Ltd
$4 preferred
3%%
Pont de Nem
102% Feb
10
116
Feb
20
Duquesne Light
11% Jan
10
D W G
Jun
20 % Mar
15% Mar 30
19% Jan
10
14% Jan
13
17
Feb
24
Eastern
16%
13% Feb
6
15% Jan
3
7 %
(E I)
5%
10
Jan
13
16% Mar
45% Jan
27
48% Feb
Eastman Kodak Co
172% Jan
8
Jun
32%
Jan
29
Jan
13
30% Jan
Eaton
]9
Dec
16% Feb
10
19% Jan
Edison Bros Stores Inc
88
Jan
10%
Feb
94%
Oct
f
Dec
Dec
93% Apr
6
12% Jan
25
Jan
13
96
98
Mar 10
15
Mar
6
100% Apr
8%
Dec
x8% Jan
12
10
33%
Apr
45%
Dec
42% Feb
24
46% Jan
Feb
17%
Dec
16
13
19% Feb
Electric
35% Jan
8
38% Feb
1% Jan
37% Feb
3
2% Feb
16
42% Jan
1%
Jun
34%
36%
Jun
10%
2%
51
Oct
Jan
Jan
13% Mar
Jun
11% Apr
6
13
Convertible
pfd
Corp
V
67%
13
9'%
Jun
14%
Jan
10% Jan
Jun
61%
Jan
55
Jan
13
Jan
60
Jan
9
Dec
5
55
July
3%
6%
6%
36
Feb
Jun
63
5%
10%
Jan
Jun
11%
Dec
Jan
61%
Dec
9% Feb
55
42
3
Jun
5%
For footnote*
Apr
page
Jan
11
Apr
3
6
2
Mar 14
6% Jan
16
3% Apr
22.
62
14
13
4
57% Feb
Mar 14
8% Feb
5
12% Mar
13
48%
7% Jan
9
102%
102%
Xl01%
102
114
114%
114%
114%
114%
*114
1!4%
*114%
114%
90
10%
10%
*10%
10%
*10%
10%
*10%
10%
100
15%
15%
15%
15 ;.-T-
Mar 16
11% Mar
..
25
68% Mar
6
44
Mar 21
4% Jan
10
126%
101%
102
33:800
GOO
1,100
15%
IoVB
4 400
15%
15
15%
25.600
*14
14%
14%
15%
2 000
15%
15
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
15 %
15 %
4 700
45%
46%
46%
46%
46%'
46%
46%
47%
10,500
186-
*29%
185
185
183
188
>188
190
>188
30%
* 93 %
30%
30%
30
30%
30
30%
17
17
17
17
16%
16%
17
17
94%
14%
100
" *08%
93%
14%
14%
100
*.98%
93%
14%
100
*93%
*93%
95%
14%
100
189%
20
30
30%
2.300
16%
400
*16%
95%
93%
14%
14%
14%
100%
14%
100
100 %
'100%
93%
40
14%
1,400
102
20
1
8%
9
8%
9%
9%
43%
43%
43%
44
43%
44
43 %
44
43%
44%
4.100
3
17%
17%
17%
18'/4
17%
18%
16%
17%
16%
16%
15.700
No par
preferred-
*8%
5
(The)
common
37%
38
38
38
37%
38
38
38
*8%
9
1%
2
-Nopar
*37%
38
15
11%
10
23%
-
convertible preferred
■
1%
•:
37%
\
11%
9%
2
-37%
*37%
1"
1%
37%
7%
"1
1%
1%
37%
38
37%
37%
ii'-,
it.%
24%
24%
n "•>
77 %
'•%
23%
24 %
9%
237/8
24
24
62
*63
65
*63
*52
%
'
11%
24 %
1%
38
3.100
1,500
3,600
1,600
11%
1.500
24%
2.100
Mfg Co
50
TO
66
62
50
Electric
4%
preferred.
Equitable Office Bldg
common—
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co_
Eureka Williams Corp
Evans Products
*114
70%
*126
46
*183
1
52
52
*52
52%
*52
52%
52%
52
52
27%
27%
27%
27%
,27%
28
27%
28
28%
28%
5,000
14%
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 %
15%
15%
15%
7,100
Emerson Radio &
Phonograph
5
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson
Corp common—25
5%
72%
102%
2.50
preference
Erie RR
\
102%
4
103% Mar 21
10
102%
2
Emerson
10
2,200
*102
3
6% Jan
200
12%
70%
14%
El Paso Natural Gas__
100% Jan
84
20%
12%
126%
,45%
6
Dec
13,200
69%
5
3
Dec
2.150
18%
Xl257/a
69%
15%
15% Mar
7
300
I'T
127
14%
28% Jan
105
FRIDAY
69
14%
51% Mar 13
Jan
8,000
11.300
127
15%
15
Jun
2.600
GOOD
69%
15%
16
4%
16%
111%
CLOSED
126%
15%
Feb
100%
h
67%
14%
13% Feb
5
14%
80%
126%
15%
26
11
14%
67%
14%
May
20% Mar 17
12%
15%
13
33% Jan
20
12%
15%
Jan
29% Feb
20
12%
14%
50
3
4.500
*82%
20%
12%
15%
Oct
8
EXCHANGE
*20
20%
15%
51%
11
-' 84
*82%
12%
14%
Jan
Feb
160
35%
126%
100
common
800
1.500
:
*126
10
common
3,900
54%
STOCK
142 %
16%
82%
84
;
79%
20%
15%
42%
17% Jan
16%
*82%
15%
5%%
30
12%
17
1
Elliott Co
xl6% Jan
82%
*20
140
10
7
Dec
142
16%
10%
23
Nov
139%
16%
*10%
23
Nov
140%
1387/s
■
100
Jan
18%
*110%
Y
*54
1
75
13 %
110%
V
54%
& Co—
28% Feb
35%
110%
16%
3
*
66
16%
Apr
Jan
64%
140'/4
23% Mar 30
Jun
64%
16%
62
Jun
81
63%
138"%
Nov
14%
79%
63%
110%
139
Nov
12%
14%
80%
*110%
75
x29%
14%
79
20%
12
Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
5%
34%
110%
28%
Dec
34%
110%
Jun
14%
33%
14%
33%
14%;
111%
Jun
29
33%
*110%
17%
23% Aug
8% Jun
33%
63%
48
Feb
33%
33%
143/„
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares11
11%
83%
common
Electric Auto-Lite
12%
32% Mar
11%
12
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Beat
11%
*82
preferred
Ekco Products Co
Jun
Jan
11%
*20
4% %
Jan
11%
63%
Manufacturing Co
4%%
11%
80
100
Apr
May
11%
14%
preferred
14%
14%
11%
11%
33%
62%
common
21%
96
*54
78%
Inc
Oct
101
54
..lo
Airlines
Jan
6%
54
*54
14%
5
Nov
Apr
29
54%
Shares
13%
53%
Sales for
the Week
share
39%
62"%
Cigar Corp
13%
188
13%
39
100
1st
Eastern Corp common
Eastern Stainless Steel
202
Jan
13%
39
_1
43%
Jun
Jun
13%
78%
Eagle-Picher Co
16% Mar
38%
13%
39
14%
5
Preferred $4.50 series——Nopar
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
4
Jun
164
13%
38%
■
62%
Common
Apr
13
Dec
13%
38
.—No par
15%
7% July
13%
38
78
convertible preferred
12 %
Jan
.
t per
share
13%
No par
Duplan Corp
S per
38
15
Dunhill International
Jun
9%
,
No par
series A
Apr. 7
Apr. (>
Apr/SV.;;
f per share
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
V
Apr, 4
f per share
t per share
PRICES
53%
11%
No par
common
$3.25 2nd preferred
—No par
Dresser Industries common
50c
Du
119
Mines
Dow Chemical Co
SALE
13%
No par
Douglas Aircraft
HIGH
38
1
5
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 3
t per share
No par
No par
.
Pepper Co—
Dome
Monday
-
Apr. 1
,
';AA
LOW
Co
27%
20 %
32%
x26%
1 "
;
28
25,500
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
33%
32
32%
32 %
32 %
102%
102%
>102%
102%
102%
102%
60
7'/a
7%
45.400
12%
12%
22,GOO
11%
12%
"*55%
57%
*55%
65
6
103
103
102%
2.100
1,700
■
*
50
* 62
5
5
9%
1
■
11 %
63%
63%
*42%
*3%
43
3%
7'/a
12
'12%
1
5%
9%
11
•*
7
-
5V2
*5%
2.50
26%
20 Vs
32%
7%
3
26%
25%
20%
7%
Ex-Cell-O Corp
"When issued"
27%
170
32%
1
100
26'/a
200
20%
*102%
Nopar
27%
YY
32%
32% *
loo
Eversharp Inc
Exchange Buffet Corp.
27"%
20%
;
65%
*63
66
Y
9%
•
11
7%
12%
7%
12%
7
12%
7%.
12%
57%
*56
57%
*56
57%
*56
65
*61
65
*61
65
*61
5%
5%
5%
5%
9%
9%
9%
11%
,11%
11 %
11
9%
42
.
5%
5%
9%
9
57
65
5%
2.800
6.800
11%
10%
10%
42%
42%
43
43%
800
*3%
3%
3%
600
*
100
—
42
*3%
3.300
: 9%
42
3%
42
*3%
/
3%
„
3 YB
Number 4897
Volume
\
Range for Previous
Year 1949
Lowest
Lowest
t per share
S per
fper share
NEW
Highest 1,1
share
YORK
Par
v.-->
Jun
Jan
37% Mar 10
45% Mar 27
Fairbanks Morse & Co
Feb
25%
Oct
23% Jan
?
Fajardo Sugar Co
Oct
23%
Dec
19
5
25% Apr
22% Jan
6
19 y*
7
Falstaff
12% Aug
17% Feb
23
1% Jan
14
F A R
16% Jan
13
Fedders-Quigan Corp
Federal Mining & Smelting Co
Federal-Mogul Corp
15 y8
Oct
14% Jan
7%
15%
Jan
% Jan
3
Dec
15% Jan
3
32
Jun
38%
Jan
35% Mar 11
40 V2 Mar
14%
Jun
18% Nov
17% Mar
19
%
Jun
3%
24%
Jun
6%
Feb
36
95% Mar
104
10%
12 y2
Dec
4
14
Jan
10
Federal
38% Feb
33% Jan 13
103
Sep
27
4%%
9
8
Feb
15
106% Jan
Jan
4%%
5
67
17
76% Apr
3
Jan
12% Mar 29
14% Jan
20
33 Va Jan
9
29 % Mar
31% Jan
104%
18%
9%
May
Sep
15%
15%
15%
15%
1%
1V4
8%
Feb
14%
103% Feb
Dec
*15%
15%
16%
15"%
15%
15%
15%
36 Va
36 %
*36'A
36 y2
36%
18
18
is y8
is y4
' 4%
4V2
4%
18 % Jan
3
20% Mar 17
15
22% Mar 23
15%
Oct
13
Apr
5
15% Jan
24%
Jan
11% Jan
3
14% Mar
Dec
14% Jan
3
19% Feb
30% Jan
10
lg
18%
19
19
19
19
62 V*
62%
62
62%
58%
59%
62%
59%
106%
No pax
74%
12%
18
Food
Apr
29 %
Jan
24% Mar 30
92%
Nov
87% Apr
4
96 y2 Feb
10
Oct
96
Jan
7
99
30
3%%
19%
Feb
33%
Dec
29
Jan
25
35% Mar
21%
8%
Jun
25%
Dec
24
Jan
30
25
Nov
9% Jan
Jan
2
16
3
11% Jan
27
8
Jun
10 y« May
9% Feb
3
11% Jan
10
x38
Feb
60
Nov
57% Jan
13
Jan
17%
Dec
16% Apr
1
19% Feb
23%
Dec
20
Feb
16
22y2Jan
78%
Feb
75
lviar
7%
Apr
12% Aug
Jun
Sep
Jun
7
5% Jan
3
65% Mar 23
oo
3
9
A
reu
9
3
Apr
Foster-Wheeler
6%
22 Va
Oct
7% Jan
3
8% Jan
10
Galr
Dec
17% Jan
12
18% Jan
28
6^5
Oct
9%
Jan
6% Apr
6
8% Jan
20
31%
Oct
41%
Jan
34% Mar 10
38% Jan
12
13
19% Apr
4
Co
1
"
1,800
62
61%
61%
59 y8
59%
60
106%
106%
40
75%.
75%
75%
900
*12%
106%
12"%
12 y2
12%
300
'
q
•
-
2,900
.
.
5,200
31 Va
31%
31%
104 y4
*104%
104%
104%
104%
26 %
25%
25%
25%
25%
31
31%
30
400
19 Va
19%
19 y8
19%
19%
22
22%
21%
22
21%
13
13%
13 Va
13 Va
6,100
22
13 VA
'
19 VA
*13
'
22 Va
19%
22 Va
13 y4
13'A
13 "A
13
13 %
14
14
14%
14
14
14
14%
4,000
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
3,400
25 V?
25%
26
*
;
't
■:.
.
25%
25 %
25%
25%
88%
87%
87 y2
*87%
88
98%
98%
98%
31
31 Va
31%
32
*24%
31
25%
■
:
.
.
.
26
89
98%
*87
'
'
■
■
■':■'■
,
■'
■
9,900
1,400
v
7.800
......
190
88
88 y2
98%
99
99
98%
98%
r
32%
32
32
31%
31%
1
25
*24%
.
•
-■I'
••■
T
■
140
'V-
■
''
-
2,300
:'-
*24%
25
No par
*10%
10%
10%
10 %
10 Va
10%
10
10%
1
*gy2
9%
10
10
10
10
*9%
10
*62%
63%
63
63Vt
63%
63%
63
63%
;
63%
65%
2;ioo
16%
16%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
16%
200
20%
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
8,500
78
77
77
76%
77
77
77%
77
77
1
common
100
*77
8%
(Robert)
common
20
Gamble-Skogmo Inc common
'
*16%
8%
V
7%
*18
5
,
8%
7%
V
preferred
9
25
8%
7%
*'24%
,
-
8%
9
7%
7%
7%
18 VA
18 Va
is y8
6%
6%
6%
36%
36%
6%
*36
37%
36 Va
36%
*36%
.No par
*18%
19%
*18%
19%
19 Va
19%
No par
*18%
19
xl8%
18%
18%
18%
50
i
8%
7%
6%
6%
■A
*18 Va
i\<
6%
_
10 y8
;• *9%
•
18 %
7%
*18
18%
*24%
25
6%
_
convertible preferred
541
1,400
*98%
(Thet
Inc
19%
*87
*
lo
pieierrea
Gabriel Co
7%
18%
19%
25'A
1Q
"
Jun
400
19 %
17%
Fruehauf Trailer Co
Jun
150
\
11%
13
*
4%
22 Va
19%
6,100
;
104 Va
•11%
*25 %
26
2,300
■
■' 1
<
t
'■
;
103%
104 %
104%
26
35%
35
"
106 y2
tz
12%
31
1.100
.'.
...-
106%
76"
12%
19%
*13
Freeport Sulphur Co
10
Froedtert Grain & Malting Co Inc_l
14%
76
12%
31
4ya
4%
75%
76V8
*104
300
18%
11%
61%
74%
:
5,900
37%
18%
.
-
4,900
FRIDAY
16
*36%
35'A
104
M00
VGOOD
1 \»s
15%
1,600
,
25
Francisco Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
Alt
106%
*12%
31
19
100
prior preferred—
16
2,900
CLOSED
■
100
Corp common
35
103%
12%
30<y8
26'A
1
preferred
35 y4
104
106"%
*23
10
Machinery & Chem Corp
convertible preferred
59
x59
104%
■
34%
104
74%
30Va
.
34%
104
*106%
*104
No par
3y4%
96%
Jan
1
Florida Power Corp—
7%
Florida Power & Light Co—No par
Florsheim Shoe class A_
No par
May
July
*103%
62%
59%
*106%
—
27
34%
35 Va
104
25
Follansbee Steel Corp
Food Fair Stores Inc
2
4%
*18%
Florence Stove Co——4
Dec
4%
11%
2
EXCHANGE
4%
4%
11%
com
STOCK
25%
19%
1
18'A
18
2,200
41%
101 'a
15%
36%
18
Shares
share
25%
16
37
18
Sales for
the Week
t per
41%
*
1%
11%
4
Jan
1
-
11%
Jan
106
Mar 13
1
11V2
27% Feb
7
27
24
1
11%
Firth (The) Carpet Co
__No par
Flintkote Co (The) common—No par
$4 preferred
No par
20% Feb
6
15%
1»,»
—__—100
preferred
First National Stores
Dec
Jan
4%
15%
*11
Co
Firestone Tire & Rubber
60% Mar 17
105
17%
13 %
67
19 %
1
Felt &. Tarrant Mfg
69
28
16%
26%
19
Friday
Apr. 7
Apr. 6
42%
25%
19%
15%
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y____10
Jan
11%
42
25%
5
83% Feb
59 % Mar 21
52% Jan 13
Dec
18% May
78
42%
19%
35
Ferro Enamel Corp
11% July
21% Jun
89
41%
25
19%
25
19l/2
*103
20 Va Mar 20
Jan
20%
42%
25
5
17 % Jan
53
98%
42
100
preferred—
Dec
56
*
43
*4%
17%
81% Dec
9 per share
19v2
No par
Jun
107% Mar
Sper share
I per share
9 per share
>
*36
13% Jan
July
May
"
24%
-
10% Mar 31
105
12
Truck
1
1
5
Jan
3
Wednesday
Apr. 5
Thursday
Apr. 4
iy8
20%
12
Tuesday
Apr. 3
15%
—2
Federated Dept Stores common
104% Mar
3
PRICES
Monday
24"%
1
1
5% Jan
Motor
*42
;i
l
_
17
(1471)
ny%
20
Family Finance Corp common
Liquidating Corp
4
Feb
Saturday
$ per share
No par
;
Brewing Corp
Nov
63% July
43
4% Feb
Jan
3 '
"
t
Apr. t
S per share
11 % Mar
CHRONICLE
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCK
19
Apr
FINANCIAL
EXCHANGE
34
41%
&
/''STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
;
Highest
COMMERCIAL
THE
37
25
10%
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-
/■
■
'7
V
900
200
190
5.5C0
8%
8%
8,500
7"%
18%
18
300
6%
2.300
6%
'■i
.
10
7%
V
»
,
'
37
*36
Feb
17%
Dec
15
Jun
19
Apr
io y4
Jun
16%
Dec
15% Jan
3
19 V2 Feb
10
Garrett
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
18%
18%
18%
3%
Jun
6%
Feb
4% Jan
3
5% Jan
12
Gar Wood Industries Inc
1
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
7-V 4%
5%
ir<
4%% convertible preferred
50
-1.66%
Gaylord Container Corp
*24 %
25%
*24 %
25%
*24%
25%
26 Va
Jan
10
xl7% Jain
3
17
19% Mar 16
21%
15%
Jun
32%
Feb
24% Mar 13
27% Jan
Jun
18% Feb
4
Jan
23%
19%
Jan
13%
Dec
18
Jan
3
20% Jan li
19% Mar 23
103%
Jan
107
Jun
105
Jan
11
107% Mar
7
41%
Sep
48
Va Nov
45% Jan
13
53 % Mar
3
July
106
Jan
103 Va Jan
12
105% Mar
8
Jun
11
Dec
10% Jan
5
12
Jan
31
Mar 20
165
Feb
7
99
9%
152
Oct
163%
Jan
9%
Feb
15
Dec
6
Jun
10
158
13% Jan 12
,
Oaroewell
Corp
General
General
SS
1
General
Bronze
9% Jan
Cable
6% Mar 29
9
General
Jan
63 % Mar 31
75
Jan
9
4%
1st
Jan
26
Mar 24
30% Jan
9
A%
conv
17
Jun
20
Apr
157/8 Mar 31
18% Jan
11
129
Jun
Mar 30
138% Jan
9
34
39%
Apr
Dec
41% Jan
13
Dec
47% Jan
13
93% Jan
x6»A Jun
100%
Dec
99% Apr
6
13% Jan
56% Dec
«% Jan
4
54% Jan
16
47% Mar 22
51%
General Cigar
If,
Jan
20
13% Feb
16
57 % Mar
8
General
44%
Jun
123%
Jan
128%
Jun
126
Jan
13
129% Mar
3
5f,
Apr
112
Dec
109% Jan
10
115
8
3%%
97
Mar
Mills
$ per
$ per share
NEW
13
80
Aor
6
Jan
127%
Sep
xl25y2 Jan
5
127% Mar, 7
Jan
104%
Dec
102% Jan
6
104% Feb
13
Feb
19%
Sep
19 Va Jan
3
22%
Jun
38%
Dec
34% Feb
17
11% July
2% Jun
16% Mar
Dec
3% Feb
11 Va
Jan
17
Nov
16% Jan
15%
Jun
20Va
Jan
19% Jan
May
124%
Dec
121% Jan
Feb
20%
Jun
12% Mar 28
10
16 Va Feb
23
7% Jan
6
25% Jan
9
18
34
112% Jan
3
119
18%
Jun
27%
Dec
22
Jan
25
99%
Apr
102 y2
Jan
101
Jan
10
15%
Jun
21%
Jan
19% Jan
3
67
July
77%
Apr
77% Jan 23
64
Sep
73
Jun
28% Jan 13
Mar
68
Jan
7
8% Jan 25
24
Jun
12% Feb
37% Dec
79%
Jun
91
Jan
12%
Jun
17%
Jan
13% Mar 24
72% July
80%
Oct
80
33% Jan
90
Jan
13
4
3
Dec
54
26% Mar 16
Jan
12
25 y2 Apr
6
102
66
Jan
23
16%
1,000
I
*127
128 %
127
128
128
128
128
6%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
50%
50%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
100%
*100%
100%
*99%
100
99%
99%
100
11%
11%
11%
10%
ll'A
10%
11
10%
11%
13.900
_No par
55%
55%
55%
55%
55 Va
55%
x54%
54%
54%
54%
1.400
V 128%
♦127%
128%
150
♦109%
111
200
100%
*J28
100
preferred
110
*99
128%
128
128%
*128
110'A
110%
*109%
Corp
com
111
Saturday
Apr. 1
126%
126 JA
126 %
Xl25%
126
125 %
104 %
104%
104%
xl03
103%
103%
No par
21
re
5
16%
No par
*21
21%
21%
21%
21%
124%
124%
6%
6%
23 Va
6%
No par
*22%
10
6
108"
Mar
13% Feb
6
10
3%
Jan
1% Jan
3
2% Feb
18
8%
Apr
7% Jan
3
9
Jan
9
37% Feb
28
Jan
4
4
Dec
100
Apr
15
Mar 10
Mar
93%
Apr
11
Jun
16%
32
Jan
36%
Oct
33% Jan
11%
Jun
14 Va
Sep
12
2
Mar 30
Jan
12
3
23
33
23
33
115
*101
5
*23 'A
32%
115
29%
23 Va
23%
17
21%
21%
125 Va
♦124%
125%
6%
6%
A 6%
6%
22%
23 y2
33%
114%
29%
29%
25
24%
24%
25
104 Va
♦101
*101
104%
23'A
23%
35% Feb '27
28
Apr
4
103
Apr
3
17% Feb
26
36% Apr
13
Jan
4
12
Grand
Union
3%%
1
23%
1,400
320
29%
2.600
25
*101
104%
500
86
24%
86
86
*85
76
*73'A
76
•73%
9%
10
9%
10
9%
x37%
38
37
37%
93 "A
94
93%
93%
37%
*92
14
14
14
xl3%
13%
13%
83
83
83
*80%
82%
*80%
100
76
3,600
38
95
14
19%
19%
19'/a
19%-
19'A
19%
19'A
27%
28
28
28 VA
27%
28%
28
*55 Va
56V*
10
10
IO9
109
10 Va
*108
•
56
10%
85%
86%
4,200
85 Va
103 %
51%
*105%
106
106
12%
*12% " 12%
1%
2
106
12 %
>
v
103'A
103%
103%
103%
400
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
52%
6,300
106%
106%
*105%
107%
♦106%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
103
103
1%
2
1%
2
1%
2
2
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
33%
43%
Jan
Jan
19%
Oct
18% Jan
13
22
Mar
7
144% Mar
Jun
16%
137% Jan
39'A Mar 14
3
149
Mar
7
71
44% Jan
10
67
Nov
65
Jan
6
33% Mar
43%
Dec
41
Jan
4
45% Mar
11%
14% Mar
13
Jan
4
15% Mar 24
62%
Dec
Jun
Jan
30
7
'
9%
Oct
12
July
Jan
100
July
10% Apr
x96% Mar
3
93%
15%
Jun
Apr
18% Jan
13
7% July
6% Jan
3
20%
8
5
Feb
92
Jan
101
Dec
Jan
3
9% Jun
14
Jan
12% Jan
3
4
100
41
Jun
54% Dec
51% Jan
56%
Jun
71%
59% Jan 25
16%
Jan
-
Jan
22% Dec
For footnotes
see
21
pa%e 22;
Jan
3
11% Jan
100
11
Jan
28
25% Apr
8% Jan
6
19
Feb
21
16% Apr
4
103
57
Mar 23
'64% Mar 17
24% Jan
13
Gt Northern
2%
8%*
36%
36%
36%
36%
36 VA
36%
35%
36
35%
36
31%
31%
31 %
31%
32%
32%
32%
32%
27%
28
28
27%
28
*101'A
103
102%
5
27 Va
1
15
,
27%
102%
27%
*102
102%
27%
103
♦14%
15
15 Va
15
15
15 Va
No par
*36 V*
36%
36%
36%
36 %
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
15
103
103
15
102%
15
♦36%
'
36%
*36%
12%
36 %
12%
pfd
No par
40%
Great Western Sugar com
7% preferred
No par
21
loo
*146
Green Bay & Western RR
Green (H L) Co Inc
loo
*67
1
Common
4%%
12%
•12%
36%
12%
Guantanamo
Sugar common
$5 convertible preferred
No paT
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
$5 preferred
No par
Gulf Oil Corp——25
Gulf States Utilities Co—
No par
*67
72
42
43
16
*15y8
41%
21
147%
72
41%
41%
41%
20%
21
20%
*147%
148
147%
*67
72
*67
42%
42Va
42%
42%
15%
15'A
15 VA
15%
41%
72
41%
41»A
20%
21
147%
.
21
♦147%
148
*67
42%
42%
15%
*15%
7,300
5,700
2.600
3,200
170
;
'
1,300
140
2,600
6,700
2,600
40
72
42%
15%
3.600
56,700
200
10%
97%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
97%
97%
97
97
96%
97
97
97
23 Va
23
23%
23%
24 Va
24%
25%
25 Va
25%
41,200
*7%
7%
*7%
7%
*7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
300
*101%
15%
102%
16'A
*101%
102%
*101%
102%
102%
•102
15%
16 y2
15%
16%
15%
16%
16
16%
56
10%
*97
1
3
147
*
18,000
23 Va
100
Corp
20%
21
*isy8
3
preferred
40%
40%
147y2
*42
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp—No par
Greyhound Corp (The)—
Grumman Aircraft
,
33%
27%
Ore Prop—No par
Ry 6%
800
12%
•
133% July
300
108
31%
IOC
preferred
10
1.900
85%
84%
50%
3,166
10 %
109%
84'A
84
♦102%
56 Va
10
♦108
14 %
83%
83 V*
9,200
14%
13%
51
*55%
1,600
14
14%
1C3
109'A
*108
14%
50%
56%
10%
♦55%
10%
109%
14 Va
* 102 %
8%
*55 %
10%
13%
13%
83 V4
56%
109
#--10
Co common
100
28'A
No par
(The)_
5,000
;
13%
*82
par
1
500
'
28
13%
y.5
3,900
10%
82%
19%
9%
No par
6,300
25%
*73%
\
1,000
33
114%
29%
10%
No par
preferred
conv
.-23%
86
24%
38%
*107
10
Gru v.son-Robinson Stores com
$2.25
104%
93%
*55%
50
100
No par
Gt Northern Iron
10,500
18%
(B F) common__No par
Co
20
6%
27%
No par
Granite Citv steel
Grant (W T)
125%
6%
;
25
93%
13%
125%
33
25
23%
23%
900
FRIDAY
*113
37%
14
4,500
19,200
GOOD
33%
114
5,400
.4
4
114,
29%
29%
32%
10
83
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
33%
33%
114'/a
29%
P4%
14
Hosiery
23%
23
2,000
CLOSED
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) d
f
1.300
1.200
4
21%
38 %
*82
$5 preferred
Gotham
;
10
*93%
5
$5 preferred
4
36
17%
10
No par
2.50
Goodyear Tire & Rub com—_No
14%
3%
17
*124%
115
35%
'
38
No par
convertible preferred
52% Apr
26
6%
115
No par
Gimbel Brothers common
104% jan
24% Jan
126
124%
Georgia-Pac Plywood &c Lumb Co__1
No par
13
29
;
10c
Gillette Safety Razor com
20
Jan
Jan
4ya
17
4
14%
14%
3%
16 Va
4
*101
43% Jan
Aug
Dec
14%
14%
4
17
104y2
101J/2 Jan
69% Jan
Dec
14%
4
17
100
Goodrich Co
Dec
28 Va
14%
10c
preferred
6
72%
28 y2
14
No par
General Tire <!fc Rubber Co com
86% Apr
Jun
30%
36
V
3,400
STOCK
EXCHANGE
22
3*%
*24
3
52%
Jun
21%
35%
24 V2
9
Jan
22%
?6%
24 %
Jan
16%
21%
36
"
*85
18
16%
21%
35%
;• 36
86
13 % Mar 24
20% Mar
21 %
21
1
76
Sep
73.000
103%
*85
19
Shares
\
125%
104
General Time Corp common—No par
4%%
the Week
9 per share
f
126%
*73'A
12
80
104%
76
56% Mar 23
79%
79%
126%
8(5
Feb
78%
79%
Apr. 7
Apr. 6
104%
*73'A
Jun
1
78%
*85
14%
11% Mar
79
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
9 per share
126%
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodall-Sanford Inc
x
t per share
No par
29%
2
\103% Jan 13
77'/a
77
*29'A
11
24
76%
1
$4.50 preferred
Gleaner Harvester Corp
Glidden Co (The) common
-
9 per share
Apr. 4
9 per share
100
9
111
Wednesday
Apr. 5
Tuesday
Apr. 8
100
16% Jan
*109%
No par
Corp
Feb
107 % Feb
Monday
9 per share
100
preference
128
129
110
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Castings $6 pfd
Telephone Corp
$5 convertible
4,400
11%
*99
preferred
3
80
26,200
47
46%
50%
preferred
Mar
127%
2^0
v
46%
3%%
39% Mar 15
128
128
46%
4%%
97
*16
50%
20
4%%
r
-1-1
Advertising
Shoe
7%
7%
50%
preferred
General
6%
7
46%
..No par
Corp
112 y2 Jan
9 '/2 Mar 29
Jan
101
16
6
Jun
1% May
5% Feb
16
14
*95%
Sep
16% Mar
16 %
Apr
10% Mar 22-
116
106
16
72% Feb
11
25
24% Jan
Jun
16%
General Realty & Utilities
General Refractories
General
23
18y2 Jan
Jun
16 Va
Gen Steel
31
28y4 Aug
25%
10
16%
General Public Service
5
24% Jan
Dec
98%
900
16%
$5 preferred
Preferred $3.75 series
3
11
84% Mar 15
Jun
Dec
Mar
10
17%
Dec
Jan
29% Jan
Jan
21
45%
27%
Gen
x31% Jan
104
64 "A
27%
17
Jan
Jun
64%
27
24% Feb
126% Feb
7%
64
27
4
6
50
1,000
13,600
17%
63%
General Motors Corp common.—_ 10
Railway Signal
'.■17%
17%
17%
162
*160
26%
Par
Gen Precision Equip
17%
100
2,500
11%
63%
100
YORK
17%
162
*160
160
1,166
50%
104
11%
6%
3
Dec
Jun
17%
11%
26%
General Public Utilities Corp
Nov
34
160
11%
G3%
20
34
100
20
4% Mar 23
31
10%
'
17%
?
11%
♦102
6%
18% Feb
22% Mar 10
Jan
55
v
11%
106%
50%
104
*101
26%
General Portland Cement Co
122
Jan
16%
3 11%
160
100
160
104%
63%
Gen Outdoor
Jan
July
11%
11%
104%
♦106
50%
6%
3
July
5%
105%
*104
105%
50%
51
26%
6
Mar.
48
106%
51
63%
Jan
38
99 Va
5%
*106
51
6%
22% Apr
22%
24
11
6y8 Mar 10
7y4 Nov
24%
106%
50%
26%
Sper share
123 Va
4%
*106
.
50%
3,900
63%
EXCHANGE
x97
120
19%
106%
106%
2,400
I' *
6%
Corp com
convertible
Highest
share
68% Jan
72% Nov
3%
19%
*106
400
19%
19%
63%
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
51%wJun
19%
STOCKS
Year 1949
f per share
19%
19
*25%
common
Range for Previous
Lowest
19 VA
19%
16%
'
Electric Co
$3.50 preferred
Instrument
25%
19
11%
-100
General
103
25%
19
19
com— -No par
Co Inc
General Foods
6
*24%
19
19%
3.600
50
preferred
preferred
0«>np™i
Apr
19
19
*104
_No par
600
8 800
18%
—5
~
100
Corp com
preferred
2nd
18%
19
£0%
par
500
1.9%
18%
19%
*158
_
19%
18%
18%
19
*106
5
common- ———5
Corp
19%
*19
19 Va
com—1
_
17% Mar
Jan
*17
100
preferred
31
42%
Investors
Baking Co
79%
48%
2
—
com
Transportation
-No
$4.25 preferred series A
Jun
Jan
—_
Amer
Apr
Jun
(The)
$4.50 preferred
General
65%
127
Co
American
24%
139%
'The)
Co
Gardner-Denver
200
-
? "
55%
61%
22%
55%
61%
22%
10%
*102
140
102%
19,900
1.000
~
55%
55%
56
56%
56
61%
62%
62
62%
62%
63%
63%
63%
8,700
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
5,500
COMMERCIAL ,&
THE
(1472)
If car 1949
S per share
•
Saturday
Apr. 1
EXCHANGE
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
tper thare
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Range for Prey 1003
Lowest
FINANCIAL
Par
•
■■
LOW. AND high sale prices
.TuesdayWednesday.
Monday
Apr. 3
$ per share
.
Apr. 4
■*
8 per share
\
Monday, April 10, 1950
Thursday
Apr. 5.^ ./
9 per share
Friday.
Apr. 6
: f per share
r.
Sales for
Apr. 7
t per share
the Week
t.per share
/
Shares
H
'
31
Jan
39%
Dec
22% Mar 30
46% Feb
14
16%
Jun
24%
Dec
32% Mar 21
25 % Jan
30
Halliburton Oil Well
12
Jan
14%
Dec
14% Jan
15% Jan
12
Hall
11% Jun
13%
Apr
61
149
Jan
Jan
25%
Jan
19%
Jan
20
145
10%
25
8
3
Hanna
Feb
6
Harbison-Walk
4%
Mar 31
7% Feb
9% Feb
Hat
Jan
6% Jan
21% Mar
Jan
8% Jan
10
Dec
Jan
95%
Dec
Jan
25% Jan
93%
98% Apr
35
Oct
103
32%
Dec
31
42%
Dec
40% Feb
105
Jan
41
Apr
Mar 20
Mar
3
7
14% Mar 23
17% Aug
Jan
44
71 %
71
10%
10%
7%
22%
2
7%
5
22%
22%
*9%
23
Jan
6
30
53% Dec
53% Jan
4
51% Nov
*13% Aug
Nov
49% Jan
Dec
125
46% Jan
10%
7%
7%
7%
7%
,7%
22%
Feb
8
56
52%
Dec
51% Jan
6
53% Feb
3
21%
Jan
15% Jan
3
22% Feb
18
21%
Jan
13 % Feb
10
18% Jan
7
77
Dec
84% Sep
12% Dec
801
6'
8% May
11% Jun
70% Mar 14
Jan
11% Mar
6
Dec
14% Jan
4
16% Apr
15%
Sep
13% Jan
5
15% Feb
14
Jun
29%
Dec
25% Jan
Jun
15%
Oct
10% Apr-
16%
Jun
22%
Jan
28%
Sep
16% Apr
27% Jan
24% Mar
34% Jan
-
50%
5
3
16
42% Apr
32 % Jan
W)
Powder
Hilton
Hotels
Hinde
'
&
Holland
14% Jan
5
Hollander
19% Jan
9
7
5ft?
47% Jan 11
Hooker
Dec
101% Jan
12
104
Jan
19
13%
Dec
11% Mar 25
14
Jan
9
Feb
35% Nov
31% Apr
Jan
41% Nov
35
86%
Jan
99%
95% Jan>
42%
Jun
46% Jan
13
29%
Feb
48% May
44% Oct
38% Jan
12
12%
Jun
16
Oct
15
36% Mar 31
Dec
4
Jan
31
7
Mar 22
31%
Jun
46%
Jan
4%
Jun
11%
Dec
8%
Jun
17%
Dec
12% Jan
33%
Jun
47%
Jan
35% Mar
Feb
8
Jan
13
26
14%
8% Jan
Dec
Jan
10
$2.25
10
Household
17
54% ;
*53
"13 %
72
*71*
54%
53%
20%.;
*
Highest
$ per thare
11%
11%
16%
*16%,
*13%
26%
26%
26-r8
44
34
1
:
43% '-44%
44
*33%
*103%
104
♦103%
12
50
*31%
V
104
Jun
Feb
Jun
36%
98%
*48%
49%
47%
47% "
49%
47%
49% / 49%
*47
3
4% Apr
1
Hupp Corp
13
25% Apr
6
Hussman
•'
r:
;
NEW
STOCKS
$ per share
35% Feb
8
40% Mar 15
Idaho Power Co„—
34% Jan
25
39% Apr f 4-
Illinois
Dec
92
Feb
15
98
94% Jan
17
34.
25
Nov
53% Mar 30
37% Jan 20
41% Mar 23
56% Jan
4
8% Mar 10
28 % Jan
3
33% Mar 27
96
Jun
Jan
25%
Jan
34% Dec
37% Nov
51 %
Jun
55%
Sep
10%
29%
36% Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Dec
13
3
100%.Apr
v3
9% Jan
8%
Jan
33% Mar
Jan
Dec
42% Mar 28
51% Jan
Oct
66% Feb
71
Jan
30
May
11%
8
12%
86 %
1
165'
1
41%
Jan
4
25
Apr
163
Jan
6
Jan
26
9
Jan
38
18%
Jan
12% Mar 30
15
Jan
10%
Dec
10% Mar
6
11
16
20
31
97
Apr
18%
Dec
Jan
95%
Dec
Jun
2%
Jan
13%
Jan
9% Jun
*145% Jan
234
16% Jan
92% Jan
1% Jan 25
12% Jan 13
40% Jan
4%
3%
Apr
4
Dec
212
4
240
22%
Jun
29%
Dec
164%
Jan
180%
Dec
25% Apr > 3
177% Mar 23
181
5%
Feb
10
Dec
Jan
9% Jan
12
Jun
34%
Oct
32
Jan
28
36
Feb
Jan
86%
Oct
84
Jan
4
88
Feb
6%
Dec
6
Jan
3%
Feb
25%
Jun
33%
94
31% Jan
Dec
143
Dec
37%
Jan
Feb
Dec
103% Nov
4% Nov
7%
4
25% Mar 31
130% Feb
24
33% Jan 25
104
Feb
Feb
5% Feb
1
14
43
Nov
71
Feb
49% Jan
3
50
Jun
61
Feb
55% Feb
14
41
Jan
46% Oct
57% Jan
39% Apr
5
49 % Mar 23
30% Aug
7% Jun
34
13
Apr
.33
Jan
9% Jan
14
20
Dec
17% Feb
17
23
Aug
20 % Jan
4
24
Mar
39
Jun
11%
July
18% Feb
Jan
3
24
c
'
Jan
34
Nov
29% Jan
30
24
Jun
32
Jan
27% Jan
5
136% Aug
148
Feb
2%
Jun
136
Mar
1
7%
Dec
6% Feb
14
11% Jun
18%
Jan
14% Jan
5
81
Jan
94
Dec
44.
Jan
59%
Oct
92% Jan 25
56 % Jan
3
95%
Jan
105%
Dec
103% Mar 27
50%
Dec
30%
29%
Jun
Jun
54% Dec
45% Feb
9
48
3
Jan,
102
Feb
21
Jun
33% Jan
27% Jan
73
13
Jun
86
13
30%
Dec
40 % Mar
81% Jan
29 % Apr
109
Dec
Jan
108% Feb
2
6
3'
49% Jan
3'
34% Mar
47%
47%
67%
67%
68-
Steel
Co—
Ctfs
1,000
3%>
55,200
25%
4,400
Thursday.
Friday
Apr. 6
Sales foi
the Week
Apr. 7
S per share.
175
39%
*172
11-
x39%
53%
*53%
8%
x8 %
32%
32%
*172
175
.
9iper share
>
Shares
175
*19%
19%
19%
20
19%
20
*95
96
95
95
96
97
*96
1%
1%
*1%
Machines—'— No par
-■
*231
No par
common
preferred—,—.—
235
26
231%
231%
232%
*172
,
8
200
175
>39%
39%
40 Va
5,700
13%
13%
13%
1.700
*10%
10%
10%
1,000
19%
19%
10%
19%
19%
2,700
97
1% -:>;
13%
13%
233
*96
232
>
97
1%
13%
234
233%
60
1%
1.500
14%.
,
13%
8,200
234
1.200
25%
26%
25%
26%
178%
178%
177%
177%
177%
12%
13%
127/8
13%
13%
13%
43,500
33%
33%
335/8
34%
34%
34%
3,800
12
12
12%
12%
33%
33%
32%
33%
..100
1,500
26%
*177%
l
3,200
178%
—100
preferred—!
200
8%
32%
*7%.
175
*172
5
13%
53%
*8%
32%
8%
33
1.000
10%
1%
30
4,000
2,200
10%
13%
*52%
FRIDAY
68 Va
10%
1%.
39%
48%
10%
13%
39%
330
68%
10%
13%
40
GOOD
48%;
*10%
13%
36%
68 %
13%.
No par
36 Va
8
39
1%
300
-
68%
13%,
1%
2,700
17.800
:
101
.36%
55 /•':
CLOSED
49
39%
1
*99%
:
*7%
13%
100
EXCHANGE
.
68
V
39%
:
101
STOCK
39 V8
>; '93
48 %
8
13
'
37%
38%
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49%
39%
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88
*86
88
*86
26%
26
88
*86
26%
27
177%
177%
178
*86
88
V
88
24,800
250
«
Corp.——___1
*6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
com__No par
2,700
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 3,4
26%
26
26%
19,200
:_100
*135%
136%
135%
135%
135%
*135
135%
20
39 Vb
13,100
—
7.50
37%
No par
105%
preferred
loo
Salt——
;
38
7%
v
37%
105%
*105%
7%
62
1
38%
*105 %
7%
7%
7%
63%
60
62%
58%
57%
58
700
40
39%
40
4,000
51%
51%
51%
1,100
36%
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58
40
40%
40
40
39 7
50
50 %
50%
50%
51
38
*35
13
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38
*35%
7%
200
•7%
59%
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,
106
*62%
51
*50
a
*35 %
38
.
7%
-
6,100
1,220
36%
13%
12%
13 Va
12 %
13 VB
12%
13
12%
13Va
*18%
19%
19 %
19%
19%
19%
19 7
20%
20 Va
20%
21%
21%
22%
*21%
22 %
22
22
21%
22
600
37.
37
37%
737%
37%
37%
37
37%
37%
39
2,100
28%
28%
28 %
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 Va
28 %
28%
1,400
*136%
137 %
*136%
137%
*136%
137%
*136%
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*136%
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preferred'
39
106
59 3 i
,40%
common.
38%
*105%
59%
40 %
r.<
39%
105%
64
59%
25
38%
7%,
64
*135
-: 6%
105%
38-%
63
135%
63%
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preferred
*135
106
7%
62%
No par
.;
*104
*109
6%
,
6%
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6%
638
*15%
16 V*
*15%
l&V*
95
95
94%
95 V*
95%
95%
64%
64 %
63%
64 V*
64 V2
64 %
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47%
54
•
-
6%
•
16 V*
105
105
47%
54
29%
.
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,
85
85
30%
30 %
48%
54
'
29%
1
105%
6%
8
6%
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94
_>
64%-
65
106
1.800
16%
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94%
260
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8,600
6%.
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94
58,00(
137%"
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•
16 V*
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64%
106
v
1.600
106
200
•
48
109 %
Joy Manufacturing Co___
6
40%
-
39
Jones «fe Laughlin Stiel com—No
par
5% preferred series A
__100
6'
*36
■127/8
Johns Manville Corp com——No par
Johnson & Johpson
common—12%
4ft; 2nd- preferred series
A___,_100
3
32%
*99%
37
39%
13%
-
(F L). Co
1
Jaeger Machine Co 1
No par
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4ft? pfd—100
Jewel Tea Co. Inc common
No par
3%.ftr preferred
100
1
101
37%
93
*13
•—20
Inc
Jacobs
3
8%
,
37 %
39
*90
1
_____
——
Harvester
*172
No par
7%
8
Rubber——No par
Iron
Business
$6
Feb
56,
6,
109% Mar 20
31% Mar 4
87% Mar
*7%
46%
67
Island Creek Coal
17% Mar 16
95% Mar 29
70% Mar
107% Mar
7%
46%
Mex, S
International Telep & Teleg—No par
International Utilities Corp
5
Interstate Dept Stoves
No par
Intertype Corp
a
No par
6
6
31% Mar 15
7% Jan
53%
66%'
7ft?
13% Mar 31
Jan
53%
*53%
46%
De
International Shoe —No par
International Silver common—
25
7
141
300
3,800
13,400
11%:
3%
24%
38%
92%
39%
*7%
5ft?
4
-
40
I''
A—
Electrica
Int'l Rys of Ceht Amer com—No
par
28
20% Apr
40
*99%
*36
8%
International
4
Mar
36%
32%
Preferred
3
36
100%
35%
8^8
International Paper Co com
$4 preferred
10
54% Feb
llVa
3%
37% 7
37%
38%. : 39%
92
100%
:
36%
32%
International' Mining
Int'l Nickel of Canada
Apr
38%
14%
: Apr. 5
>7
8%
4ft?
39% Mar 23
3
37%,
14 Va
$.per share.
•;
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int' Minerals & Chemical com
5
10
7%; Apr
37%.
.
Wednesday
94
32 y«
7ft?
Mar 2 f
Apr
59% Apr
46% Jan
2,500
2,700
14%.
24 3i
■
2,100
8%
*14%;
11%
.
3%.
38%
8%
Int'l
■7% Mar 16
64
*
39%
53%
*53%
.
37%
*91
*32%
Int'l
4-'
106% Jan
v
24.4
$ per share
par
Interlake
.
24
29% Jan
136
A—
—
6
73%
39%
Intercontinental
16
24
133
-
14
13% Apr
37%
7 38
36
series
Interchemical Corp common
4%ft? preferred—:
Mar 29
Jan
37%
94
*35%
ctfs
Insuranshares
4
28% Jan
4
24%.
Tuesday
Apr. 4>
t per share
38'%
*99%
Inland
11
14% Mar
37%
1000
stock
Inspiration Cons Copper
18*
2% Jan
11
8%
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Rayon-.
:
1
Ingersoll-Rand common-.
_No par
6ft?
preferred—
-————100
5
Feb
14%.,
24
■?' Apr. 3
37%
*91
Industrial
12
Jan
37%
14 %,
23%
101
Industria
9
Jan
37%
23%
20
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
-
172% Mar 24
Jun
;
Feb
14%
14%
Illinois Power Co common——No par
4.70% preferred:
50
Illinois Terminal RR Co
5
2
7"
14%
37%
Centra^ RR Co commomlOo
6ft? non-cum conv pfd ser A—100
Leased lines 4%
100
RR
5
72%
Jun
15 %
14%.
:
-
19
53%
55
'
v
4
Jun
le1
38
8%;
kit1 ;
Dec
Dec
Jan
3,000
16,900
15%
;
>
8%,
11%:' 11%
9 perthare
-
53 Va¬
37%
37%
23%
70
'49%
52%
15%,
11%
Par
v/'49'>
37%
14%
'r
.
.
1,700
15%.
11%
Apr. 1
200
36 Va
98'
37
4
13%
Saturday
52%;
8%
13%
4
49 3 g
1.200
31%
•>
.
97%
15%
11%
4%
4
49
100
11%
363
.
13%
23%
36
^ '
*14%
15%
800
•
104
*31%
36%
'v 98
'
11%
8%
*11%
STOCK
36%
Jun
155
YORK
-■
116
,
15%;
:
37? -/■ %
EXCHANGE
•
31%
3,300
34%
'
11%
31%
*97.,
1,200
t
43%
42%,
34%
49%.
36%!
No par
1,900
36%
8%
*14%
2,600
28%
34
,*36
50
37
-1
Refrigerator Co
47 %v
15%
8%
15%
*
36%.
36%
9
37
_6.66%
—
*15
15%
T7%.
43% V
^
Xll%
31%
96%
36%
11-.
17 Va.
*103
31%
*8%,
11
115
36'%
36%
100
43%
12%
900
28%,
104
11%
1.400
17%
*103
36%
36%
5,200
104
97%
*15
600
26%
115
36%"
common—100
13%
*113%
97%
49 •
36%
-is
I6V2
26
;
11%
115%
36%
a——
11%
10%
v
.'34
610
13%
*103
v
31%
*31%
32
43%
34%
73
28%.
*28%
,
57,400
*113%
11% >12 Va
12
Xl7
900
14%
I6V2
,
14
.10%
;
t
17
29,7
34%
*114-f* 116
No par
10%
16%
29 V
43%
i
34%
34%
115%
Hunt Foods Inc
12
S per share
'
:
- -29
*114
27
10%.
17
16%
29
26%
11'
*10 ;:'v
17
29%
I:
300
20%
71%
26%,
No par
Finance common—No par
53 %.-,-.
13%.
16%
14%
17
*•
200
11%
16%
*10% } 11%
com—5
54%;
20
11%
26%
10
900
*54%
71%"
*70%
2,500
*53
*13%
98
.A
9 per share
71%
600
1.200
44%
20%
13%
*14%
Lowest
71%;
;f!-'
33%
16%
13%; ,13%.
•
130
,
43 Va
44 V*.
53%
♦20
13%
16%
5 ft?
non-cum
preferred—
100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd-No par
Hudson Motor Car
12.50
ll%.Feb 21*
53%
53%
20%
13%
30
500
,
53
;
52%
*125%' 127,..;
v
11%
17
Range Since Jan. 1
>
' Highest
k
54%
*20
'
Year 1949
54%
v
721."
-
54%
..53
20%
1-13%
33
44%:
*54%
<
44%
11%
*29
com ——No par
preferred
52
127-;:.
*125%
44%
13%'
Hudson 61 Manhattan
Mar 13
52 ,/'<.
V
400
.>.
16%
44%
*96%
Range for Previous
Lowest
v?
36
.■•;
*42%
16% '
26%
Howard Stores Corp——„——1
Howe Sound Co
—i—5
9
15% Jan
52
127
'
16
16%
11%.Mar 13.
1
-51%
*125%
■>:>■
44%
Houston Light & Power——-No par
Houston Oil of Texas v t c—-—25
6
Jan 20
44% Jan
43%
16
11%
10
preferred—
conv
3%ft?
49% Mar 16
53% Apr
Co
33
*42-4
100
9
2
12
1% Jan-
17% Jan
Jan
42 % Feb
13% Mar
2%
18%
1% May
10% Jun
Oct
Jan
Houdaille-Hershey
38 % Feb
99% Mar
9
11%
-•
8% Nov
34
Electrochemical
*3274
15%
3.100
30
100
*103%, 104%
11%
——30
—12.50
$4.50 2nd pfd series A
$4.25 preferred——
*35'%
*13% >14%
5
___
•
•'
35%
3278''
1S%
126%
*98
43
*»£*/«
30
7.500
22%
*29%
*16%.
-
———5
preferred—
Mining——
Homestake
37% Feb -21
125% Feb 21
28%
7%
22%
30%
98 V2
103%. 103%
1,700
4.400
73,4.
*34%
35
1.700
11
98%
'
20%
13%
j.
*13%
*71
10
Co—i-—Ui—
(A) & Sons—
conv
13
30
*20
—1
Holly Sugar Corp——
29% Mar
Furnace
101%
94% Sep
9% Jun
4
23
80
1.600
72
*29%
104%
*42%
••
15%
51%
•
126%
*44%'/
53 Va
*53
*
35
104%
32%
43
*■
51%
51%
*54%
<
32%
'
15%
126%
44%
54%
*44%
104%
*42%
15%
*125
—5
Paper Co„
28% Feb 25
13
6
33%
43
15%
51 %
5
Corp-i—
Dauch
Jan
Dec
*32%
*42%
*
common—_No par
(Charles E>—;
Hires Co
109
Nov
10
_Nopar
35%
104
104"%
Heyden Chemical Corp
1
3%% preferred series A—_100
6
*35
36
*103%
preferred——,_25
Motors—1
Dec
34%
*35
100
common
non-cum
116
Apr
Jun
'
21%
22%
♦71
"
30
Hewitt-Robins Inc——_
12% Jan 11
15%
Jan
.
8%
20
23%
98%
FRIDAY
6%
7%
23%
10
GOOD
24%
10%
*97%
500
i
•>
150
,
6%
*10%
x30
1,200
21%,
...
24%
10%
30%
_———
Jun
95
f
10%
97%
5 ft? preferred
-100
Hershey Chocolate com
No par
4% ft? preferred series A
50
4%% preferred series B—
50
11
14%
31%
*147
.
6%
72
30%
5.000
CLOSED
'
104%'
21%,
*71
/
400
EXCHANGE
:J
77%"'
*103%
71
'
97%
preferred
14%
*12%, vl2%
25
It 6%
STOCK
.
23% "
*76
150
25
31%
Hercules
127% Mar 13
40% Jan
73
*147
.
98%
(G
7%
54 % Mar 18
Sep
Dec
22%
12%
77
104%. 104%,.
21'/»
21%
6%
*30%
—
Hercules
3
53
9
71
•
12%
77
35
r
14%
.
-
25
*
*97 %
Helme
Mar 10
45
100
72
150
-
6%,
15
3.65ft?
33% Mar 16
20% Mar
131
X24
6%
preferred
100
(H J) Co common——25
Heinz
6
Feb
>
x.25
V
6
*71
3%%
9-
106% Jan
Jun
20
*147
'25%
6
Glass
Hecht Co common
5
26% Mar
12%
25%
25%
23 Va
3
;
77 %
104%
f 22
22
*
150 :*
*147
150
10%
7%
Co:
22
34=%
23%.
14%/ ,T4%
■
i
13
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*104%
6
common—-1
—100
1
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'
34%
23
14%
*12%
v
104%
21%
22
25%
13
104%
*34
23%
14%.
77%
*76
35
23
23
.
"13
13
77%
104%
*147
10
Marx
preferred—:.
Industries Inc
Hazel-Atlas
33% Mar 16
Feb
Dec
37%
98% Jan
23% Jan
34% Jan
52
&
*34
14% •i; 14%
.
25%
84
122%
*12%
22%
14%
104%
*21%
com—No par
34%
34
23
*76
100
Schaffner
Hayes
Hayes
7
24% Jan
Refrac
Corp of America
•4%%
10
No par
100
pfd—No par
Co $4.25
preferred
Hart
10
71% Feb 21.
11
(M A)
34
23
"14%
a_5
corn
preferred
conv
6%
27% Jan 12
64 % Jan
20% Jan
40
Hamilton Watch Co
12
*'33%
Cementing—5
Printing Co
14% Jan
23
125
Water
(W F)
80% Feb
148
Jan
Hackensack
107% Jan
5% Jan
Oct
30
13%
3
Dec
9%
Feb
Jan
Dec
68%
14
23% Jam
Dec
7% Nov
6% Jun
5% Jun
16
76% Mar 31
104% Feb
Feb
23%
May
20%
4%
Jan
108% Nov
18% Nov
142
12% Feb
Dec
81
72% July
104 %
4
'
*109
48%
54
109%
'48%
-
48 3
55
55
55
r 109
-
109
a-
*10.9
-
483*
48%
-•
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55%
109 % f;
1,300
10
8,700
85%.
520
>29%.
5,800
2.9%
29%
29-%
29%
84%
85'/2
85
85 %
85 V*.
85 3 4
85 %
30%
30%
30 v*
30 Va
293a
30%
29 Va
•
8,700
30 %
29%
;
;
29 %
;29Va
-
49%
55%: ;
109 %
*109
:
K
8%
Jun
94%
Jan
100%
12%
Feb
102
~
Jan
14% July
10% Jun
17%
Jun
*13% Jun
Aug
105% Nov
*34% Feb
52
Jan
49%
Dec
62%
Dec
17% Nov
14%
23%
19%
For footnotes
see
Jan
Dec
Dec
9
98% Jan
104%
25
Jan
9
46% Jan
12
59% Jan 26
16% Jan
3
12
Mar 23
20% Jan 13
16% Jan 30
page 22.
Mar 24
11% Jan lo
Kalamazoo Stove & Furniture
lo
Kansas City Power & Lt Co—
102% Apr
108% Apr
4
3.80ft?
preferred—
9 i/s
100
'
3
4 ft?
cum
preferred
—100
57% Mar 25
Kansas
64
Feb
19
Mar
22
16
6
9
Mar 16
18% Jan
9
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
Class B
class A
1
i
9%
*9 Va
9%
102%
102%
108
108,
*9Vs."
-9% :
9%
*"9 3 3
900
108%
108%
54%
55 %
54%
55%
55%
56%
55
55
62
62
62
62 %
62%
62%
62%
62%
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
17%,
17 Va
17%
17%
12 Va
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
12 Va
20%
21%
20%
21
21
21
21
21
21%
21V*
800
17
17 Va
16%
17
17
17 %
17
17
17 Va
17 V*
1,700
com__No par
conv
!,
102%
108 %
4ft?
non-cum. preferred
.100
Kansas Power & Light Co com—8.75
Kayser (Julius) & Co
5
13% Jan
City Southern
9Va
*101%
*107
6
5101% 102%;
'10234
103 V2
108%
108 %
'103
.
104
'107%
108%
130
5d
55%
5,400
62 3a
62%
600
17 %
17%
3.900
12
12 Va
1.600
1
10
%'
THE
Number 4897
Volume 171
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Range for Previous
■
j
t per share
:f
i':.
it per share
S per share
•'
$ per share
•••-•v----'*•<
,
par
Jun
56%
Jan
49% Mar 30
55
Jun
48 %
Nov
45% Mar
47 % Feb,
8
Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land Co
16%
Nov
15% Jan
3
24
Jan 13
221'% Apr
4
?25%
90
Jun
'10%
62
•»
Jun
Jun
90%
72%
W
43
Dec
Feb
98
Jan
43
Jan
60%
Dec
No par
Kimberly-Clarke Corp.
.
120% Mar 27
4%
2nd
conv
preferred
96
14
9
:
,
»
Wednesday
Apr. 5
Apr. 4-
t per
494V
49 7/8
49%
50 *
46 Va
46 y4
46 %
46%
2038
217/8
22
22
20%
„
50.
,
Thursday
Apr. 6
4%
29
.*115%
118
115%" 116
117
(17%
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*16%
50%
50%
46 Va
*7oy2.
7iy2
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v
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28%
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j
95%
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41%
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.
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55%
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_
100
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t
„No par
v
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>
29
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29%
29
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-
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22
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29%.
9&y2
42 %
42
55
55
64%
65
:>/•
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96
42
42
55%
56
64%
3,200
GOOD
29'4
96
65'/a
Vtt
55
-
100
' 71%.
42
64 Yk
;
*70%
170
CLOSED
17%
96
1
3,200
EXCHANGE
28%
*95
6,700
STOCK
118
*16%
65
4
>
1,400
71%,-
28%,
;
■
118
18,800
22%,
29%
16%
*70 Va
..*;?>■ 55yfl
63%.
118
^
16%
41%
55V2
63%"
64 y2
*116
117
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•
42
•
28 »/8
28%:
•
-
96
<
.
41 Va
■
28%
28%
y
28%
17%
viWz
71
_—10
preferred
28 V2
Shares
share
46%
Vi
S per
the Week
51%
46%
22 y4
22
17%
*17
v.
No par
Kroger Co (The)
"
17
Sales for
Friday
^pr. 7
,
S per share
share
.■•
46%
i
y2
"*28%
.
1
Kresge ( S S) Co
Kress (S H) & Co
'
•
.
2
6
62 ' Jan
5
65% Mar 20
20.
59% Jan 16
Dec
*. Mar
42% Jan
Feb
55
•
$ per share
46
i M9%
100
17% Mar 31
Kinney (G R). Co common
7JL% Feb. 6 <V.'> $5 prior preferred—
31% Mar 2
Koppers Co Inc common
40% Jan 27
r:
Tuesday •'
'
'
I per share
50
.46
No par
com
93% Jan
!"*
497/e
5
;
28%; Jan 13
Dec
.62%
Mar 27
30
4
69% Jan
-
Apr. 3 ;
■
,15% Jan 1ft
31%., Jan
*.
Jan
106
-16% Dec
Aug
Feb
,x35%
48%
Dec
Mar
255/e
..
■:
Dec
107%
17%.Jun
,
.
Feb
30
Monday
Apr. 1
t per share
Keystone Steel <te Wire Co___No par
11%
Jan
(1473)
RECORD
Saturday
--
„
40
l
CHRONICLE
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
EXCHANGE
39
r
STOCK
NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
Highest
,
YORK
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
I,,
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1949
Lowest
&
l.
20
FRIDAY
2,500
>/« 1
2,600
*
1,700
■
lw
■
■.
■
*
:.v
'
•
...■»•'■
•
•
...
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' •:
t-.
1 '
4%
Jan
8
Oct
6% Feb
15
7% Jan
3
3 Ye
Jun
6
Jan
3% Feb
11
4% Jan
12
17%
Jan
20% Mar 21
22% Feb
6
Lambert
9%
Jun
IOMi Mar 20
12% Jan
9
Lane Bryant common
22%
D-e
Laclede
-
La
Gas Light Co___
Consond ti'/o
4
(The)___'_
Co
43 I
.
47
Oct
46
'Jan
25
19%. Jun
26%
Jan
22y2 Jan
19
26 % Mar 27
37
Jan
45%
Dec
40% Jan
25
47% Mar
"7
16%
Jun
22%
Jan
23% Jan
9
90%
Jan
98
Jan
Jan
20
.
94
May
Jan
■
47V2 Jan 25
-
3
.
•
3.85%
6%
Jun
11%
Jan
•7% Jan
3
8% Jan
337/a
Jun
49%
Dec
44% Jan
27
50% Jan
3%
Jun
5%
Jan
4% Jan
3
6% Apr
5
1%
Jun
3
Jan
1% Jan
3
?y4 .'an
In
21 - Jan 30
"*
6y2 Jan 30
15
Jun
47/e
24%
Jan
15% Apr
4
Jun
8%
Jan
5V4 Apr
56%
Dec
Jan
1
13
9% Apr
5
x41%
Jun
8%
Feb
liy2
54
Dec
10%
10%
46%
26 V4
46%.
46%
21%
cumulative preferred
*98y4
99%
1
3
100
'
4
*3%
21%
21%
21%
7Q0
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
lO.Va
10%
1,000
*45 %
46 Va
*45 Va.
46%
*45%
46%
*45 Va
46%
*26
26%
26%
26%
*46 y2
47
21%.
22
99
99
r
47%
No par
5%
1%
5%
1%
5s8
6
1%
1%
Lehigh Valley RR._
Lehign
$3
'
;
Valley Coal
com
1st preferred—No par
non-cum
50c non-cum 2nd pfd
Lehman Corp (The)
x57%Mar23
l
.
11% Jan 10
5V4
*5%
56%
56 Va
21%
*47
*21%,
100
*99.
40Q
47%
217%
600
•
-
100
*99
9%
*9%
*47%
8
10
11.300
8VB
48%
600
6%
33,300
48%
48%
5%
6Va
6
6%
6%
2
1%
2
l7/8
16
15%
.,15%
5%
5%
5%
57%
57%
57%
9%
9%
9%
900
48
V15%
10
8
7%.
1%
-
15%
15%
5 y4
5%
*5%
57
"97/e
V
*2-1%.
7%
48
16
15%
16
7%
47%
56%
l
5
2
7%
5%
—No par
Lehn & Fink Products
7%"
8
16
48
500
26 »/4
26%
*46%
100
4
'
47%
i:
26
26
21%
*99
*47%
Cement
3%.
47
.'47
21%
25
Portland
1Q0
3%
21
Lehivh
7\.
12,500
7
6%
4V8;
21%
'
7%
7
6%
7
'
V\
*3%
*21
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co____10
10
-
.—5
common
'•
21%
*45ya
*25%.
1
6%.
•
*3%
*21%
*10%
.
1
Tire.
&
7
4%
21%
21%'
____50
Lees (James) & Sons Co
99V2Mar23
24
Rubber
6%
7
*21%
..'1
4-%% preferred
Lane-Wells Co
.Lee
6%
*3%
No par
__No par
'
<11% Dec
,r
'
.
pfd___75 Pesos Mex
5%
56%
57
57
9%
<
9%
9%
3,600
1,700
2
400
2,900
1
20 Va
Feb
26 %
Sep
21% Mar 10.
24Va Jan
9.
Lerner Stpres Corp
No par
22 %
22 y4
22 V8
22%
22%.
22 V8
22
22%
22 Ye
22%
1,500
44 %
Jan
64
Dec
61 y2 Mar
69% Apr
4
Libbey Owens Ford Glass
Libby McNeill & Libby
Life Savers Corp
No par
66
66
66 %
67 %
68
69%
68%
69%
68%,
69%
6,400
4,500
1
6%
Jun
8% Mar
7y4Jan
3
34%
Jun
37% July
35% Feb
8
72%
Apr
91%
Oct
83
Jan
27
Sep
170
Feb
186
182
Jan
Jun
49
Dec
45
Jan
17
Jun
10%
Jan
x7% Mar 29
52%
Jun
Dec
60% Mar
19
Jun
28ye Feb
x67
2
89% Jan
11
33
x6%
8y4 Mar
37y8 Jan 18
187
Mar 31
15
66% Jan
31% Jap
11
Link
Belt
7
Lion
Oil
21% Jan
27
9
Liquid Carbonic Corp
Lily Tulip Cup . Corp
Lima-Hamilton
.
33%
Oct
Jun
17%
Dec
17% Jan
3
Jun
78
Jan
73
Jan
13
81
16%
Feb
25 Va
Dec
23% Jan
13
29% Feb 27
Lockheed
18l% Jan
Loew's Inc—
Mar 22
3%%-
Np par
Co„
__No par
Aircraft
29%
*18y2
1
87%
14%
19'/a
Jan
18%
Aug
Jun
15%
76
Dec
75
Jan
13
Jun
25%
Oct
22% Jan
6
25y2 Jan
27
23"%
Jan
27%
Dec
Jan
153
172 V2
15% Mar 31
Dec
32
Jun
30% Jan
Jan
34 V2 Jan
25%
Jan
15
Dec
41%
Jan
31% May
207/e Jun
95.
167y2 Mar 10
Sep
22V2Mar 24
Oct
9.7% Feb
100
21V4 Mar
Year 1949
.
-
.
17
'
->
81
6
Mar 16
Mar
28
.
174
Jan
7%
28
99% Jan
5
(P)
preferred-
Lowenstein
'-n
*
'
-
4y4%
-
20"% Jan 18
(M>
& Sons Ipc
,
27%
27%
-:.;
STOCK
/
-
28%
15%
25%
25%.
27 V*
169
27%
-
16
>.
25%
41
23%
23%
23%
98%
98%
98%
190
18%
18%
19
800
35% -35%
35 Va:
35%
40%
40,Va
41%
40%
40%
*23y8
23.%
23%
23 Va
23%
24
23%
*98
99
98%
98%
98%
98 Va
18%
18%
18%
*lg%
18%
'
v=
-
'•
18%
10,500
2,300
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Saturday
; y,y
^
•/
90
1,900.
35%
40%.
35%
39
*98
8,300
26%
leava
35
35 Va
38 y2
18y4
1,800
'
25
168%
168V4 169
169
1,4,00
25,600
17,000
1,200
77%
77 Va
25
7,400
19>A
28%
15%
AC
«
82
*79%
28%
35 V«
v
f
.
18%.
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78
'
51
'
EXCHANGE
S. per share
30
18%
82
38 V4
_100
STOCKS
•
29%
30%
"■
25
27'A
-•
.,.v
..
600
35l/8
10
NEW YORK
|
27%
169
63%
78
78 Va
78%
24% •24%:- ?v.
27 Va
62%
15%
15%
24%
169
63.%
16
16
78%
24%
27%
12,700
28
15%
169
8%
28%
78 %
27%
100
8V2
27%
16
*168
150
*49%
8%
*79%
24>/4
y.
7,700
50%
18% t
18%
82 y
78 V*
s
86'A
*186»A 187
186%
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29%
30% >•'
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15%
comj_l
preferred series A
.
,
feV 29%
18.%
700
86
'
37
63%
8%;.:
63%
78 V4
y
—100
_^
Lukens Steel Co
..
Highest
I per share
Lorillara
;
No par
Co common_____^__l0
;
19
82
7%
7%
37
8%
*50-
*24'/»
No par
35% Mar 21 "^Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky) No par
4Louisville & Nashville—
I——50
41% Apr
27% Jan
Lowest
$ per share
Star Cement Corp___
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
4
19
—L____r___1_No.par
Lone
25% Mar -6
Range Since Jan. 1
-
Highest
t per share
3-
18y^ Feb 23
Range for Previous
Lowest
11
•
50%
30%
18%
*79%
186%
% 186%
*49
a%
*
X60
186
49 Va
7%
7%
7%;.
63%
27 %
27 y4
86 Va..
29%
82
Corp__
88%
63%
19%
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2
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31%
Apr
42
Dec
131
Jan
9%
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v
430
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3
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14
Jan
17
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Jan
32 Va Jan
9
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(R H)
102
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3
9% Mar 27
Mar 30
15
105
Jan
20
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17 Va Jan
4
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10% Jan
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20
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550
11
Dec
15%
Jun
18%
Dec
6%
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10%
Apr
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25
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Jan
8%
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161A Mar
18%
Oct
*138
9
Mahoning Coal
Jan
7
——
12
29%
102%
102%
12%
12%
9% Jan
11
5
19 % Feb
23
Manhattan Shirt
8% Jan
11
Maraqaibo Oil Exploration
Jan
3
31% Mar 11
Marathon Corp
8% Jan
3
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18 % Apr
5
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19%
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23% Jan
Jan
104
Dec
102% Jan
3
7%
Jun
12
Apr
9% Jan
13
Apr
24%
25
27% Feb
106
10
Mar 23
15% Apr
6
Marshall Field &; Co com
(Glenn. L)
10%
Feb
13%
Jan
11
Mar 27
Jun
59
Dec
56
Jan
13
13% Jan
63% Feb
11
39%
3
Jun
19%
Jan
13% Apr
3
16% Jan
9
Master
48
Dec
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13
55
Mar 22
179
Mar 29
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26%
106
27
26%
104%
105
105 V4
14%
14%
9%
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-
34% July
170
Feb
38
Jun
Aug
49H; Dec
89
Jan
98%
Dec
98
89
Jan
98
Dec
80
Feb
88
Dec
87
Jan
7%
30
Jun
179
12%
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May
45
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25
Jan
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Feb
3
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30
50
Feb
9
Apr
6
100
Jan
12
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4
100
Jan
30
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10
90
Feb
18
$3.40
11% Jan
3
17
Apr
42% Jan 13
52
Mar 28
6
7%
May
preferred
McCall
McCord
36%
90
Jan
29%
Jun
45%
24
Feb
100
Dec
33% Mar 24
Dec
100% Mar 11
Dec
42
Feb
36% Mar
103% Jan
28
3
18
43% Jan
27
52 % Mar 16
Corp
Corp
common
11%
11%
11V4
Apr
30% Jan
14
36
Mar
60%
Nov
52
Apr
1
58
Jan
3
41%
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38% Jan
13
42% Feb
10
59
58%
14
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50%
50%
50%
51
52%.
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52
181
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49%
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102%
Dec
99% Jan
25
Dec
26 % Jan
9
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Jan
9
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead Corp common
21%
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21%
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41
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35
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52
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Dec
25
Feb 10
13%
Jan
11
Jan
3
Jan
42
Jan
13
44
Jan
15% July
8% Jan
14% Jan 16
16
Mar. 17
7% Feb
7
27
Apr
43%
Dec
39% Jan
13
90
7% Mar
Jan
99
Dec
96
Mar 21
130%
Dec
120
Jan 17
23%
Jan
x20% Jan
40
Dec
37% Feb
105% May
18
July
30%
Jun
Jun
13
Oct
38% Feb 23
Jun
Jun
48
21
3
105% Jan 20
15% Mar
9
9
43% Mar 24
Middle
5
139% Mar
7
139% Mar
10%
Aug
12%
Jan
7%
Jun
12
Jan
43'/a
Feb
63% Nov
131
Jan
Mar
66% Jun
104
Jan;
101
Nov
101
Dec
108
Dec
10%
Jun
14% Jan
67 %
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80
16%
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22%
Feb
Nov
page
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42%
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preferred
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Petroleum
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common
8% 1st preferred
17
Minneap & St
11% Feb
21
—
Minn St P & SS Marie
Jan
4
74% Feb 27
5
36 Va Apr
3
Jan
10
106 % Apr
3
96% Feb
15
102
6
99
106
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Apr
108 Vb Jan
5
11% Apr
15% Jan
9
72
81
6
Apr
18% Apr
22.
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Jan
22 % Jan
10
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122
122
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124
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24
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110
42%
43%
19%
19%
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19%
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19%
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13,300
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32
31%
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32
2,200
100
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10
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140
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106
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106
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73
73
73
72%
73%
72
73
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100%
100%
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101
100
25
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19 Va
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Minnesota Power & Light Co_No par
32%
32%
32'A
32%
32%
preferred
24
104%
106%
No par
No par
conv
126
24
24
90
97
126
124%
13%
No par
1st preferred
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97
108 %
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preferred
'
42
104%
Minn Min & Mfg common
2nd
41%;
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96%
13 Va
Minneapolis-Moline Co common—1
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41%
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41
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15%
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pfd_100
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—_
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40%
.
97
44
•
104
4,_10
No par
Utilities Inc
14% Jan
61
40%'
15%
5
3
32
For footnotes see
43
l5Va
*7%
9% Mar 22
11% Jan
34 % Apr
87
42%
2nd
Steel
400
210
Transp Co
Min
South
37
15%
Mid-Continent
Midland
88
37
43 V*
Copper
7
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37
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MetropSlitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series
3
88
*35%
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Machine
20% Mar
87%
37
1
24
32% Mar
*17%
88
*35%
—3%
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3
18
*87
Inc
common
1st
No par
13
*17%
36%
preferred—60
(The)
Stores Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
17% Jan
17%
88
36%
17%
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3,200
121 %
28% Jan
2,500
11%
121%
Dec
2,000
18
26
No par
Dec
500
12%
17%
11%
$4
18%
25'A
12%
18
25%
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34
25
13
11%
No par
Miami
24%
12%
25%
*"
109 % Jan
24%
13%.
11%
43 Va Mar 17
107% Mar 31
25
13
25%
18
101% Feb
25
13%
11%
1
Feb
25
257/«
25% Feb
Jan
200
11 Va
25
Dec
102%
25%
3
14%
1,400
102%
11%
129% Feb
110%
900
393/4
25%
;
$3.50 preferred
Mesta
52%
39%
11%
Merck & Co Inc
conv
*51%
v
25%
convertible
&
36 %
34%
600
11%
Merch
7% Jan
98
34%
1,100
25%
3
104%
18%' Jun
124% July
17%
88
"102
20
103
48%
*48
102
103%
1,500
HVa
3
Oct
14%
5%
Mercantile
102
*102
130
34%
25%.
18
Jan
37%
Mengel Co
103%
103%
700
V
41
*102%
52
40
1,100
21%
1
Melville Shoe Corp
Jan
97 %
8%
12
52
40
r
200
24
34%
34
52
50
17
3,000
43»2 Feb
105%
Jan
12% Mar 15
*33%
35
20
:-.:v
21,000
21%:
48
280
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23%
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102%
48
40%
17%
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102%
52
88
•
35
i-
40%
13%
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>102%- 102%
47%
48%
33%
52
*24%
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
49
34%
41
14
4% 2nd preferred (1st series)—50
34%
*50
34
40%
25
27
23%
52
*13%
Mar 22
23%
-
51
16%
16%
50
52
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;______
15%
50
16
51
40%
1
Jan 24
Co
15%
*50
33%
102%
10
38
49
89
40%
91
Jun
89
23%
6
Jun
89
40.
5
Jun
*88%
23%
21%
Jan
7%
89
40
32% Jan
12%
89
21%
82
34%
99
23%
Oct
9
*98
21%
Jan
27% Jan
99
40
Nov
Jan
*98
23 Va
34 %
20%
99%
98
*88%
2,500
2,800
49%
99.
40 Va
*102
1,300
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182
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98
21%
48'A
900'
99
23%
102 Va
'i
54%
98
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48
1,200
14%
49 V*
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16,700
.
59
49%
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33%
60
V
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53
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33%
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15%
99%
15%
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6,000
27%
49%
50%
.
2,700
1,150
9%
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50%
14%
900
•
18%
58%
182
4,200
7%
50
14%
14 %
600
17
28%
49.%
51
*
8
99.
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17%
18%. Mar 22
*178
*88%
93 %
Jun
16
10
1,400
7%
49%
89
*40%
—
13,200
18%
99
*88%
12% July
.
181
99
70 Va May
17% Mar
.
*98
28%
25
49%
*98%
23% Jan 23
12% Apr
5
14% Jan
3
xl3
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181
-
49%
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*98
'
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$4 preferred—
16
1,500
"IF"
14%.
52%
99
No par
5
PublishingMclntyie Porcupine Mines
4,000
11 %
59
13%
McKesson & Bobbins Inc com____18
McGraw-Hill
15%^
i 11%
58%
14»4
58%
13%
1
34
19% Feb
' Jun
11%
58%
McGraw Electric Co
Jan
Mar 29
11%
14%
1
3%%. convertible preferred—100
30%
103
11%
58%
common-
41% Jan
1
11%
50
Corp
200
FRIDAY
12%,:
105
105
15%,.:-
14%
Preferred
-McCrory Stores
28%
27
No par
3
Maytag Co common
$3 preferred
24% Mar 17
Mar 22
pfd.^
*18%.
105%
147/»
15%
*58%
1947 series—No par
cumulative
23 % Feb 27
40
14%.
No par
No par
No par
preferred
16
21% Feb
*105
14
No par
100
5
No par
Corp
Dept. Stores common
20% Mar 11
30% Mar
Chemical
46
26 Va
105 %
—1
Co
175
14
.No par
No par
Martin-Parry Corp
Corp
Electric
26 Va,
*104%
—100
1
:
Masonite
11%
i:,
No par
4%%, preferred
Martin
9Va
9'A
18%.
26%
9%
18%
'
95%
3,800
550
*525
4
«
.
,
10
14,000
GOOD
30
102%
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Ve/:-.
500
700
CLOSED
.
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1
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15%
17%
18
570
136%
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ll7/a
29%
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40%
136 Va
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15
15%
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29%
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141
12%
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141
11%
12%
12%
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40
EXCHANGE
12%
13%
40%
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*138
29%
102
102
•
'
14
•v;;::>7-% Mar 30
9
11%'
29%
50
Feb
4
12
29%
Co
RR
12%
40%
11%
--.100
No par
—10
1
preferred series A
Square Garden
Magma; Copper •
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11
12%
40%
141
5
4%%
Jan
40%
*138
No par
1
com
Manati. Sugar
Mandel Bros
7% Jan
Aug
9
40
141
Madison
Feb
.
12%
40 %
12%
•
40
——100
;
Inc
Co Inc
12%
*12%
common—10
Forbes
preferred
6fk
11%, Mar 31
Dec
,19%
Jun
'
6%
41% Mar 24
3
6
29 % Mar 31
Jan
20
38% Jan
135% Mar
Jan
13
13% Mar
Jan
104 Ve- Dec
Jun
5'
r
15%
33%
Jan
8% July
10% Jun
<r
,
139 <-i Oct
27%. Jun
95%
11% Feb 28
100
72
19
18%
18%
*18%
32%
32
32%
32%
107
240
102
2.300
107%
13%
72
19
32%
.
12,300
610
200
4.300
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18
(1474)
COMMERCIAL
THE
Range for Previous
t per share
38'%
Range Since Ian. 1
Highest
Lowest
f
S per share
Jun
54%
7%
Jun
10%
3%
Jun
I per shar«
Jan
NEW
Highest
t per share
46% Jan 25
9% Jan
3
3
Jun
25"% Mar
21% Jan
3
3%
Aug
5% Aug
4% Feb
10
25
Jun
35
Jan
30
Apr
Jun
12%
Dec
11% Jan
13
35
Jan
7%
{Missouri Pac RR
9
Mohawk
Jan
26%
Nov
24% Jan
13
27% Mar 20
57%
Dec
54% Jan
13
101%
Jurj
114%
Dec
1JL0% Jan 13
62% Apr
6
120% Mar 22
103%
Jun
113
Dec
112% Jan
117% Marl6
Jan
14%
Jun
59% Mar
Dec
12% Jan
13% Fen
•
Monsanto
$3.25
$4
23% Mar 25
59
Mar 30
Feb
Chemical
Montana Power Co
'
Dec
13% Jan
AJ
15% Feb
6
Jan
18
11
20% Jan
18
26%
Dec
23% Jan
3
41% Mar 27
Jun
27%
Dec
26% Jan
3
32
Motor
15%
Jun
23%
Dec
21 % Jan
3
23% Jan
11%
Jun
17%
Jan
13% Mar 25
17% Jan
7
Mueller
Brass
x9%
Jun
14%
Jan
12% Jan
15% Mar
4
Mullins
Mfg
9
Dec
38%
Oct
11
Jan
9% Feb
2
50%
Dec
49% Jan
13
112% Mar
110% Jan
3
Feb
108%
10
Jun
15%
15
Jan
13
39
July
Dec
Oct
36% Jan
51
30% Mar
41
13
Jan
43
Mar 23
18
10% Jan
12
52% Mar
113
(John)
&
Murphy
30%
8%
9%
30%
30
30
*30%
11%
11%
30%
11%
11%
*11%
12
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
27
60%
59%
59%
53%
60%
61
62%
rll9%
120%
rl20%
17%
Dec
112%
*113
114%
120%
113
113
1.000
115%
115%
12%
12%
12%
12%
121/a
12%
12%
12%
21%
21%
22%
22
22%
21%
22%
4,200
22%
22%
54%
55
55%
11,900
55
55'%
14%
13%
14
14
14
18%
*18%
19
55%
54%
55%
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14
13%
•*18
18%
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14
18%
100
11,300
40
40
39%
40%
38%
40%
38%
39%
39%
29%
29%
30 %
30%
40%
29%
31
30%
31%
31%
32
23
22%
23
23
23%
23%
23%
23%
14%
14
14%
13%
14
14%
14'%
15%
15%
15%
15 %
15%
2,800
15%
15'%
10,900
Inc
C)
1
&
*49%
-112%
10
17%
*38%
common
com
preferred
E)
*9%
5
100
50
(G
NashviJle
National Acme
8% Jan
14
32
Jan
3
Dec
23
Jan
13
Jan
9%
Jun
10%
9%
Apr
7% Jan
3
Dec
18
16% Jan
13
22
Mar 29
Bros
Nash-Kelvinator
9%
9%
10
50%
50%
9%
50%
*112%
18
17%
39
39%
51
112
*9%
9%
*50%
112%
9%
51%
*111
9%
51%
112
&
National
13%
Dec
12
Jan
13
15% Feb
24
National
Jun
41
Aug
36
Feb
24
6
National
40%
Battery
Dec
43% Apr
39% Jan
17
170% Mar
National
Biscuit
185%
Sep
4%
\
Jun
30%
/ 5%
Jun
7% Mar
36%
Jun
5
Jun
12
17%
17%
17%
18%
23.100
*39%
40%
39%
40'%
3,100
45%
*44%
45 '%
45'%
45%
400
9
8
Jan
8
National
Can
National
8% Jan
Container
3
3
44% Mar 23
17% Aug
18% Jan
5
National
Department
Dec
22
Jan
13
24% Jan
7
National
Distillers
14%
Feb
9
Feb
20
11% Jan
13
Jun
19%
Dec
17% Jan
13
86% May
25% Apr
95%
Dec
94% Jan
11
38%
Dec
35
Jan
10
180% Jan
3
169%
135
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
14
Jun
x%
Jan
Sep
152%
7%
Dec
•19%
Dec
Jun
19%
183
\l
26
X150
Dec
Jan
Jan
Jan
% Feb
Dec
23% Jan
35%
21%
Feb
15%
Dec
19% May
Dec
86
x80
28%
Dec
26
J>
av
25
13
H Jan
4
25% Mar 24
31
38% Anr
71%
Jan
38%
Dec
•>0 V4
9%
Jun
12%
Anr
Jun
13% Nov
/
1
Range for Previous
V
Year 1949
Lowest
Highest
t per share
preferred
^nv9 .T«n
11
2
Sugar
37%
185%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
3.400
*185%
186%
185%
185%
*185%
186
7
7
"•■;
IVs
6%
7
38%
38%
39
8%
8%
8%
3,300
8
7%
8'/4
13,000
2j
28
Natl
11% Jan
3
/4
maC
NEW
$ per share
t per share
12% Feb 28
Nehl
13
177/« Feb
10
Neisner
Mar
104% Feb
10
4% %
39%
Nov
Jan
102%
Oct
37% Apr
100% Jan
4
10% Jan
3
10
Mar 30
14% Jan
Jan
9
105% Feb
16
40
1
Feb
27
102
Feb
27
Apr
6
67
Jan
9
Mewmont
11% Feb
8
15
14% Jan
26% Mar 29
29% Jan
24%
Jun
33%
Jan
25% Mar 31
30% Feb
13%
Jan
11% Jan
3
3
Jun
102%
Dec
98
Jun
142
Dec
135
Jan
Jan
13 % Jan
4
Dec
Feb
61
Dec
56
Jan
26
Dec
250
Mar
220
9%
23% Mar 29
20
i
4
15
Feb
86
Jan
145
<
Jan
4 % %
New
N
9
N
34 % Jan
6
New
63% Jan
18
Y
$5
Air
York
Y
St
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
40
9,300
183%
183'/8
183 %
183%
183 %
183%
184
330
17% Mar 21
19% Mar 29
28% Apr
N
Nov
95
Jan
9
100
Feb
21% Jan
23
24% Mar
23
29
12
91
12
19
27%
Dec
25% Jan
3
14
Jan
9% Jan
4
Jan
9
31
20% July
39%
40
11%
11%
1.000
10
10'A
7,800
39
38%
38%
39
39
39%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11Vz
11%
10%
9%
10%
9%
9%
10%
18% Jan
Jan
10% Jan
16
13
37%
1
6
com
preferred
RR
Hart
series
50
18
32% Mar 28
Jan
Oct
21% Feb
23% Jan;
Dec
5
16% Mar 25
Oct
Jan
1%
4
13
12%
12%
12%
12
68 V*
*68%
68'%
*68
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
27 Va
27%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
North
57%
*211
3% Jan
13
tNorwalk
16% Jan
17
Norwich
3.900
14%
110
26%
26%
1,500
*56%
*211
103
103%
138
138
138
58
58%
220
*211
34%
34%
*101%
137
123,300
14%
14%
103
102%
103%
137
138'%
138%
400
1,500
16
16
16%
1.600
30%
30%
30%
740
60
60
60
60
60
220
220
220
*211
220
9
810
10
9%
9%
'9'/4
9%
7.000
34%
34%
9
34
34%
34%
343%
2,600
3.500
19
19
18%
18 %
18%
18%
18%
19%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
97%
97%
*97'%
98%
98%
98'%
98%
99%
991/4
99%
Corp com_No par
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
23
22%
23%
22%
23%
No par
27%
27%
27%
27 Vz
27 Vb-
27%
27
27 V*
27%
27%
Ry
_
10
lo
100
*89V2
95%
91
No par
No par
Inc
common—10
97
103
103
91
*89%
96
102'%
91
97
800
103
60
40%
42
41
42%
41%
41%
5,400
11%
11 Vb
11%
11
11%
11
11%
11%
11'%
13,500
34
48%
34
33%
33%
48 Vb
48%
27%
48%
*27
27%
*33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
600
48%
48 Vb
48%
48%
49%
10.700
27 'A
48%
*27
27 Vs
27%
27%
27%
500
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
22,400
12%
'
20%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13'A
13 "a
13%
13%
13%
79.800
*84%
-
85%
84%
84%
*84%
84%
*84%
8^%
*84%
85%
20 y,
20%
38%
38%
38%
39
38%
39
38%
38%
21
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
22%
21%
22
11%
*95%
*107
10%
12
12
12%
12'/«
12%
12
12%
,
38%
21%
12%
39%
50
7.000
.
22
47,300
12'/4
13.300
96%
96%
96%
96'/a
96 Vz
107%
*107%
107%
107%
107'%
10 »A
10%
10%
10 y2
10%
10 %
10%
10%
9.400
17%
17%
17%
17%
18 Va
3,500
26%
26%
26%
26%
10%
96 VB
107
96 %
107 »/8
96%
107
96%
107
700
370
:
'
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
50
24
27
26'/4
26%
26%
No par
2
2.50
14
Co
*96
103
40
25
Rubber
*89%
95%
95%
103
Co (Minn)—
No par
Pharmacal
91
103%
39%
*27
50
Co
95%
*103
6,500
38
*33%
1
Co
*89V2
95%
410
37.300
10%
4
:
91
103%
5,200
V
38
•
25
Ry
Airlines
95%
1—25
com
Aviation
Pwr
*89%
•103
2.50
1
'-?•:-
'
100
Co
&
2.600
FRIDAY
4,100
28%
;
Tire
57%
220
103%
345/8
4.6%
preferred
Northwestern Telegraph
16
17,500
GOOD
27%
18%
$3.60 preferred
$4.80 preferred
13% Mar 29
CLOSED
27'A
wo
Common
Northwest
12%
28%
Western
American
20
68'%
,
18%
;
American
10
8C0
EXCHANGE
*
101
34
Adjustment preferred
North
59%
Corp—
Gas
9% Mar 30
12 Ya
68
11%
1,100
STOCK
106
58
1
Gas
Pwr
A
&
12%
*102
59%
12'A
9%
preferred
Mlik
12%
106
No par
&
Pacific
Oct
59%
681/4
9Va
A
new
Natural
Mar 22
12%
*102
12
9%
Shipbldg Corp partic stock
Northern States
13
60
68 V*
9
State Elec
Northern
96% Apr
3
109 % Mar 24
12%
104
12%
CollOO
Y
22% Apr
5
101%
69
100
RR
Y
Ry
3
*100%
26%
No par
Co—:
&
Central
2
101%
101%
30 'A
Northern
Apr
0072
30
Northern
10% Jan
oO'/z
28%
39% Feb 23
93% Feb
38%
1,700
15%
38
for
Shares
104%
28%
84% Mar 13
107
15%
104'%
102
59%
Sales
the Week
$ per share
10%
15%
104 Vz
38'A
12%
*100
59%
10%
15%
28%
5
rw>c
12%
104
11
Friday
Apr. 7
*io3y2
28%
13
Dec
>
59 »A
10%
Apr. 6
tper share
15%
38 V*
*101%
Thursday
«hare
104 >%
28%
78% Jan
109 % Mar
12%
*100
37%
102
% ver
No par
35% Jan
4
12%
60%
10%
15%
*103
1,200
PRICES
Wednesday
26%
No par
common
Feb
3
37%
10%
15%
'
Apr. ,7
I per share
104'%
SALE
Apr. 4
:
*15%
Dec
Jan
*12
>
101 %
104
*68%
No par
85
17
12%
•'60
100
24
15%
103
102%
*100
Tuesday
■
11
11
15%
37%
100
6
11%
10
AND HIGH
>1
f per share
104%
*101%
10
Co
39%
Dec
10%
*15%
*103
No par
preferred
13% Apr
Apr. 3
< per share
—...»
preferred——
21% Feb
Monday
Apr. 1
preferred
27
/'
LOW
Saturday
3.60%
Feb
600
10%
3.90%
5
26%
11%
16
Class
26%
39%
V
15%
Niagara
300
26%
*26
39
3.40%
3
26%
15,600
1
97
Apr
6
103% Mar 20
/
*26
37%
73C
100
31
4%
26%
24%
37%
12,000
common
75% July
14%
*26
3.900
24%
17%
Norfolk
May
26%
%
%
**
37%
25
74%
53% Mar
11% Mar
26%
o
16%
37% Mar 27
36%
37 VB
74%
28
Dec
24%
38'A
%
74%
6
1 %
25 y*
37%
4,500
16%
3
30%
*24%
37%
%
3.900
73
26% Jun
20%
%
25%
36%
10
8%
20
16%
48% Apr
Jun
%
*24%
36%
156
8%
20
72
Jan
13%
ft
25%
8%
20
17
Jan
12
%
35%
,
*155
156
8%
19%
*24%
—_
Mar 29
42% Apr
11% Apr
*155
8%
20%
15%
$3.75
„
156
%
19%
15%
Common
15
8
20%
15"%
Preferred 5%
5
*155
8
19%
71%
28%
Jun
156
8
8
19%
40
16%
59%
7
*155
155%,
98%
17
Sep
>
8
19%
York
36.
Apr
95%
155%
*15%
4
19%
11%
183%
19
*97%
74
Mar
Feb
39
183%
No par
Harlem
5,900
39%
City Omnibus Corp
non-cum
2,800
39%
*183
*136%
Y
9'/a
19%
19
99
136%
Y New Haven
9%
18%
*97%
100
&
9%
9%
19%
98%
136%
N
4
9%
18%
98%
100
N
Mar
9%
21.500
16%
47%
Apr
9%
23%
73
13
Sep
9%
9%
X22%
17
Jfln
8%
23%
74
2R
84
2,100
16%
Dec
107%
7,500
15%
100
10
Jan
30% Jan
19%
43%
14%
73%
30
Jun
43%
15%
23%
18%
No par
21%' Jun
11%
43%
14%
23%
100
Dock
3,100
43'/a
15
23%
A
10% Feb 27
232
Jan
11%
9%
43%
14%
23%
99%
Noblitt-Sparks Industries
Noma Electric Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
Jun
43
14%
23%
18%
Co
series
3
98% Jan
Jan
43%
42%
xl4%
15
23 %
100
Louis
preferred
21
93% Jan
8%
42%
14%
23 %
No par
Brake-
Feb
86 % J.n
Jan
42%
'
99%
;
Central
Chic &
6%
18% Feb
26% Jan
15%
11
18%
preferred
7% Jan
J&n
—u
26
10%
99%
Mining Corp
York
New
4
N
16% May
;
6% Jun
11
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
10
33%
96%
10%
England Elec System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd—100
New
4
Apr
110% Feb
28% Mar 30
15%
New
68% Mar 16
Mar 28
30
Jun
10%
_1
com
Newport Industries
66% Mar 14
Jun
10%
STOCK
J)
58
Jan
5%
(J
102
Apr
21
10%
18%
preferred—^
Dec
72%
205
Newberry Co
Dec
35
48
10%
100
Dec
Jun
10%
3,600
*98%
common
14%
Apr
20%
Inc
67%
14%
10%
:
1
preferred
102%
Jun
7%
1
Bros
Jun
Jun
10
YORK
Feb
65
56
8%
7%
10
Mar
13% Mar 23
23%
117%
9
7%
Pa com—10
Fibre
xll%
Jun
8%
7%
230'
3,400
100
Jan
Dec
38
9
7%
5
Corp
3%%
38%
8%
7%
For
102 % Mar 10
V
3.400
No par
10
t per share
Dec
13% Mar
38
8%
EXCHANGE
Dec
9%
38
7
38%
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1 i
Highest
14%
9%
37%
8%
7
6%
37%
7%
No par
Co
Lowest
104%
94
7 '/a
No par
Vulcanized
Natomas
Jan
42
7
National Tea Co
12% Feb
Jan
8%
186%
No par
Co
(The)
R
Jun
93%
*185
1
preferred
4
9%
29
Ref
National Supply
12%
r
37%
185 %
Corp
82% Feb
xl01%
;
1.100
37%
100
Service
4
*u
11,500
37%
& Steel Cast—No par
& Lt ex-dist
No par
14
la
21%
15%
B
Linen
National
9% Apr
21%
43%
100
2
1 *
9%
6%
4V2%
21%
21
15 Vb
com
Feb
Apr
21%
20%
21%
10
National Shares Corp
National Steel Corp new
28
21%
20%
170
43
Natl Malleable
Power
8.700
15%
preferred A
Natl
8%
43
common
7%
National
8%
14%
Stores—
4
Mar 22
15% Feb
Jan
8% Mar 25
20% Mar 16
8%
42%
Prod
Gypsum Co
National Lead Co
155% Mar 28
4
25
8%
15 %
$4.50 preferred
Mar 20
8%
42%
Enameling <fc Stamping—12.50
National
8
41% Mar 27
184
11
7% Jan
18
19% Mar 16
100% Mar
Nat'l
8%
14%
National Dairy Products
14% Mar 30
22%
Jun
8%
42%
Co
Jun
7%
xll%
600
8%
8%
1
Feb
27
24%
14%
Co
Feb
Jan
24%
42 %
Register.:
No par
National City Lines Inc———— 1
17%
38
41%
24%
41%
24%
*41 '/a
24%
14 %
National
13%
Dec
41 %
10
27%
39%
41%
24%
41%
i.
Gas
64.800
41%
24%
-100
Cylinder
*41
41
24%
14%
preferred
National
19%
20%
28
17
19 Vb
41%
15
12% Jan
19%
20%
Feb
10
19
*14%
*41%
8% Jan
4
7% Jan
10% Jan
19%
4
common
Corp
19%
25
8%
Cash
7%
•
,
19%
5
»
Co
Jan
160
18
40%
*44%
Inc—l
Fibres
Co.rp
Co
39% Mar 23
32% Feb 23
Jan
Aviation
186
9
6% Mar 29
Nov
8% Aug
9% Jan
Jun
9%
4
.
*24%
1
Automotive
Jun
Jan
18%
2,000
111
40
44%
18"%
300
;
52
111
41
41
1
Airlines
30%
37% Apr
181% Feb
100
Louis
St
Co
28
18%
5
800
17%
40%
44
9%
50%
114
17%
114
45
45
No par
Corp
Chatt
National
4,600
15
4
Dec
24%
3,700
*18%
14%
25% Feb
32%
7,700
•
14
18%
22%
42% Mar 27
Jun
400
12%
21%
14%
19% Apr
Jun
5
600
13,300
15%
9
22
300
FRIDAY
23
Myers
17%
1.000
GOOD
15
Murray Corp of America
4
12,600
CLOSED
14%
45% Feb
16% Mar
EXCHANGE
120%
112%
120%
.
Jun
31.400
/
59%
t
10%
STOCK
1
preferred
(F
9%
1,600
1
13
4%
8%
9%
30
Co
18% Apr
6
40% Feb 24
10
24.000
30%
18%
No par
5
13
Jan
1,700
6%
29%
56
•-
Corp
Co
4%%
10%
6%
14
3
Munsingwear
7
Mar 17
10%
6%
54%
5
Corp
Motor Wheel Corp
56
10%
12%
•:
_No par
Products
30%
55%
30
122
for
Shares
6'/a
11%
115
-No par
^
Sales
the Week
10%
.
*26%
59%
Friday
Apr. 7
S per share
54%
6%:
8%
tper share
30%
;
'
5
Motorola Inc
16%
Jan
27
*119%
-No par
Co
13%
23
Jun
*26
59%
Co
Lines
Morrell
Jan
Jun
11%
9%
8%
30 %
11%
No par
Montgomery Ward «fe Co
Moore-McCormick
10%
14
9%
30%
No par
(The)
3
29%
8%
5
pfd
30%
*30
No par
com
29%
*11%
1.25
Co
10%
6%
Apr. 6
t per share
55
10%
6%
2.9%
28%
pfd_100
20
conv
pid series A
conv
conv
16%
•
5%
Mills
series B
Montana-Dakota Utilities
3
21 % Mar 31
54
Carpet
Hosiery Co Inc
Monarch Machine Tool
55
10%
6%
$3%
.
100
Mojud
Jan
10
series A
54
•v.10%
11
6
Thursday
Apr. 5
< per share
1950
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 4
I per share
54
10%
5
,
No par
com
Tuesday
6%
54
10
preferred
4
12% Mar
45%
47%
Development Co
4
21%
4
Corp
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
10% Mar 20
4
9
30% Apr
f per share
Par
.
Mission
6% Mar 27
15%
Apr. )
Mission
11% Mar 24
4% Jan
Monday
Apr. 3
Saturday
,
57% Mar 27
Oct
Monday, April 10,
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Jan
6
.CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
FINANCIAL
&
2
*2
14%
14%
2 y«
14
Vz
2Va
14%
26%
3.820
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2.300
14%
•
14%
14%
14%
14%
2,000
O
27%
Jan
33
May
99%
Jan
110
Dec
31% J»n
13
107% Mar 24
35% Feb
112% Mar
23% May
17% Jan
33%
Jan
26% Feb
14
30
19%
Dec
19%
Feb
14
20
20
31%
Jan
22% Apr
1
91
Jun
Nov
99
Jan
92
Jan
31
Feb
10%
Dec
10% Jan
3
79% July
18% Aug
96%
Dec
Q5"
Jen
22%
Jan
20% Jan
20
28
Jun
105
Nov
11%
Jun
64% July
49%
Jan
40%
108
Dec
37% Feb
Dec
17
105% Mar 24
100
Feb
14% Mar
23
41
82
For footnotes
see
page
22.
13
Oklahoma Gas
Jan
34%
34%
34%
108%
108 Vz
108%
108%
108%
27%
28 %
28%
28%
29 VB
28%
&
Elec
4%
*19%
19%
*19'A
19%
*19%
pfd
20
21
4%% convertible preferred
10u
Omnibus Corp (The) common
5
8%
convertible preferred A„100
8
Corp
Otis
18% Apr
33%
108%
27%
Oliver
7
10R»4 Feb
33%
108%
10
Jan
14% Mar 22
8
100
No par
Co
Oppenheim
74% Jan
common
preferred
Oil
4
Jan
63 % Jan
4.40%
Ohio
Apr
Dec
Dec
Edison Co
23
16%
64%
Ohio
Feb
79
4
9
Apiv 6
Jab
9
27% Jan
3
6%
28
3
4
14
67% Feb 16
common
Collins
Elevator
10
22%
*94
13%
20
22%
&
•94
13%
13%
*95%
96
96
21%
22
No par
38
38%
*106
107
>
17
17
f
*75
77
*64%
65
Co
12.50
34%
12.800
108%
29%
30v
19%
I9V2
23%
130
19%
23
29,600
100
23 y»
24
22%
23
94%
95'A
95%
96
*95
96
240
13%
14
13%
14
14
14
14.700
96
*95%
96%
96
96
*22
24
22%
22'%
x38%
107
103%
96%
*95V2
23
*22'%
38%
107
17
17
17%
18%
*76
77
77
77
65
65
66
64%
34
108%
29
14
38 Vz
*106
34%
108%
94%
38%
No par
34
23
*21%
Mfg—_2.50
Co
Owens-Illinois Glass
;
22%
95
62.50
common
$4 preferred
Outboard Marine
Outlet
1
*19%
34
38%
107
17%
*77
65'%
24
38%
107
18
78%
65%
38%
*107
17%
*77
66 %
4,000
40
700
39'a
107%
18%
5,100
'
320
2,500
78%
30
65%
3,800
K
Volume 171
Number 4897
THE
COMMERCIAL
Range for Previous
11% Mar
t
Jan
14
10 Vt
11% Apr
Jan
Apr
51
Sep
29
Aug
40
Jan
18
Feb
21%
Nov
30%
Jan
34
1
7% Jan
Sep
52
-
Tun
3
Pacific
Amer
Coast
Co
17
29% Mar 10
34% Jan
12
23
1st
Jun
89
Feb
104%
preferred
non-cum
2nd
135
Jan
148
Feb
4
Pacific
11
PuMfic
11 Apr
4
52
Dec
Feb
1
3
33
3
109
101
'Jan
2%
Jun
29%
Jun
3 V*
4%
Jan
44
Feb
36
Jan
6%>
3% Jan
3
28
7
30
21%
21%
21%
21%
91%
2i%
21
32'A
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33%
13
13
hi
11
r%
No par
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
Western Oil Corp
4%
Jan
4% Jan
11
Packard Motor Car
10%
Apr
8% Jan
3
11
Feb
28
Pan
22
Oct
18% Mar
7
21
Jan
9
36
Dec
38%
Dec
34% Jan
95%
Jun
104%
Dec
5%
Jun
8%
15%
Jun
104
Apr
5% Feb
1
15% Feb
25
21
Jan
6
6
104
Feb
25
207/8 Apr
46% Jan
3
20%
Dec
Dec
104%
Jan
97% Mar
17%
Oct
22 %
Dec
17% Feb
37
Aug
47%
Oct
40
101
1%
2%
Jan
23% Mar
Feb
38%
Dec
29
Jun
24%
Mar
6
Dec
Apr
107
7% Feb
28
4
1% Mar 21
34% Jan
28
% Apr
16
3
Amer
9
27
Panhandle
4%
Para
At
7
Park
Pr rV0
30% Feb
15
Parker
7%
Jan
7% Jan
3
9% Jan
20
i-armelee
14%
Jan
9% Jan
4
11% Jan
11
Patino
Jan
5% Jan
3
Jan
15% Apr
4
Dec
19%
17% Feb
17
27%
Jan
37%
Dec
34% Jan
12
38 % Mar 17
42%
Jan
57
Dec
54 % Jan
13
61
7%
Jun
10%
Feb
17%
Feb
26 Vo
Dec
24% Mar 30
28
23%
Jun
35
Dec
31
Jun
111
Mar
107
106
16"%
17%
Jan
32
Jun
45%
Nov
104
Mar
113%
Nov
29
Jan
37%
Dec
96%
Feb
137
Dec
7% May
13
Dec
12
35
Mar
3
Dec
6
6
24
9% Feb
6
Feb
10
34% Jan
5
Jan
Apr
Nov
Apr
21% Jan
22%vDec
Jun
13%
8
Feb
7
Mar 23
108
24% Feb
16% Jan
13
41% Feb
20
46
Feb
8
116
110
17
18% Mar
10%
*46 %
3%
20
46
47
3%
47
9%
105%
105%
*105'A
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
17
16%
16%
101 %
*40%
41%
47%
46
47%
105 %
105%
*105%
105%
30
6%
6%
6%
7%
7,100
1l6%
101%
20
20%
41
40
40'/a
*40%
1%
1%
1%
37%
37%
37%
38
*28%
29%
28%
28%
1%
1%
16%
2,400
17%
*100
101%
20
20%
20
20%
40
40
28,200
>900
101
19%
*40
1%
37%
1%
37%
28%
-
1%
2 800
37%
37%
4,200
29%
200
1%
38
29
*28%
16%
4,600
41%
101
1%
'
'x37%
100
45%
16%
*100
20 %
20%
1
16%
101%
*100
20%
25,500
19
6%
20%
23,400
10%
19
*
105%
*16%
33/4
9%
19%
47%
105%
*100
3.800
'1,600
3%
10
120
3%
41%
3%
•41
3%
3%
1,550
146
*18%
20
*105%
2.50
Co
3 Va
41%
10%
*19
No par
Co
Proof
3%
10
*19.
3%
41
146
20,900
1%
-1%
145%
1,400
109
1%
40%
3%
40'A
10 %
9%
46%
3
40%
3%
20
1
Peabody
5%
Coal
Enterprises
Co
5
6
25
*15%
16
No par
*36%
36%
28%
*58
58%
58
Corp
Penn-Dixie Cement
5%
Co
*29
36%
36
36
*35%
36
59
58%
*8
59%
8%
,
*8
25%
25%
25%
32
25%
8%
25
9
79
39
*107 %
109%
*106%
109%
23%
23%
23%
23%
32
17%
50
A
*44
45
*113
115
*107%
23%
24
17%
17%
44%
25%
115
115
700
6.000
25%
*107%
A
17%
109%
24%
7,500
17%
30,100
%
600
41%
*113
200
32
17%
44%
3,100
25%
24
115%
300
8
*30%
109%
24
36%
8
'32
17 %
44%
44%
*113
115
;;
25%
400
15%
b»:/a
8%
*30%
1,100
36
'
...»
600
6
15%
59%
8
109%
23%
45
45
*113
-
*107%
'
17%
17%
17%
10
100
com
pfd
58%
400
9%
6
6
15%'
No par
series
conv
6
8%
9%
*15%
_____100
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
6
8%
8%
10
15%
25%
Pennsylvania RR
9%
15 %
16
*15%
*30%
Light Co
*7%
9%
6
-:-
7
preferred
3%%
6
6
8%
9%
Corp com__No par
Glass Sand
Penn Power &
*8%
lo
/
8
10
36
No par
Coal St Coke
Penn
*9%.
G
8
*7%
9%
.5
Penney (J C) Co
Penn
8 %
9%
common
Ford
&
■
prior preferred
conv
Penick
St
8.%
No par
Transportation
Mines
6
Mar 24
3
1
6
Feb
3%
9%
100
Mines
145%
146
IjV
29
108%
*
3.000
54%
28%
109
700
44,700
FRIDAY
33%
'
Jun
6
Sr
Rust
146
146
3
3%
No par
Corp
Consolidated
Dp "is
T'o"
GOOD
21%
54
29
28%
y4
221,000
53%
109
1%
109
1%
40%
*19
1
preferred
28%
1%
146
3
53%
53%
28%
108%
1A
40
1
Inc
Tilford Inc
Nov
15
3
40
Transp___5
Refining..
Pictures
Utah
39% Mar 23
7% Mar
St
convertible
Paramount
9
8
Prod
11
2% Jan
St
ir*r
53%
28%
108%
28%
108
146%
1
No par
Airways
Petrol
Parafflne Cos Inc common
x6
5% Aug
World
Pan-American
1
53%
52%
29
*145
Panhandle East Pipe L com._No par
4% preferred
100
Jan
53%
107%
lo
Pacific
49% Mar 20
53
29
106%
100
100
Jan
CLOSED
15
preferred
Jun
9%
33
i%:
Jun
600
420
31
30
21%
32%
-
8
13
*29%
30
*21%
No par
12
3% Mar 28
31
*29%
*29%
Pacific Telep St Teleg com
43% Mar 27
31
STOCK
EXCHANGE
55
i7«
Rights
5
9 %
*53%
25
Mills
3
*29%
*54
Shares
fper share
11%
11%
9%
56%
9%
56%
the Week
Apr. 7
t per share
12
*11%
9%
*54
Sales for
Friday
Apr. 6
t per thare
12
%
9
56%
Thursday
Apr. 5
No par
Lighting Corp
% Apr
1
7
2% Jan
Oct
Pacific
9
148% Jan
% Mar 15
144
Pacific
10
Wednesday
Calif.___10
Finance Corp of
Gas St Electric
Mar
*11%
9
8%
♦54
56%
19
SALE PRICES
S per share
12
*11%
■8%
Rights
55% Mar 10
Jan
8%
*54
HIGH
Apr. 4
I per share
11%
11%
:
10
No par
34% Jan
28%. Apr
Dec
5
Inc
common
non-cum
(1475)
Tuesday
Apr. 3
tper share
preferred
31% Mar 21
34% July
Par
AND
Monday
Apr. 1
Fisheries
Pacific
57% Jan
25
Saturday
?
9% Feb 28
10
20 % Jan
Jan
54
27%
v
CHRONICLE
LOW
STOCK
t per share
Mar 21
50
YORK
EXCHANGE
13% Jan
3
Jan
NEW
Highest
t per thare
share
per
71
7Y* Nov
,
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
t per thare
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
&
~
90
36%
300
115
'
35% Jan
4
127% Jan 17
36% Feb
6
138V3 Feb 21
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
*36
5
-r
36%
036
•'
36
36%
*36
100
*127%
129%
130
1281/4
I291/4
100
*11%
12%
12 V*
13r.
13'/4
131%
*12 »/2
33y3c
r>«oples Gas Light
10%
Hi/4
10%
11%
103/4
10%
10%
St Coke
:
130
36'/4
36
*357/8
*128'A. 1293/4.
130
129'/2
1,100
•
.
x8
Nov
21
Mar
102
108
Jan
9%
Feb
14
8% Jan
3
Jan
25
34
Dec
13%
Jun
11
105
Feb
20
11% Jan
Nov
13
131/2 Apr
4
Peoria St Eastern Ry Co
4
Pepsi-Cola
37% Feb
6
Pet
Jan
6
Mar
12
107
371/4
Dec
36
Jan
3
Jun
57%
Dec
51% Jan
25
65 % Apr
6
36%
Jun
531/8
Jan
441/4 Mar 27
50% Jan
11
Oct
56
Jan
5
60
Feb
10
Dec
105
Jan
5
108
Feb
15
20%
Jan
24% Nov
24
Jan
3
25% Feb
3
23 Va
Jun
26% May
24% Jan
7
26% Mar 17
58
Apr
117
Sep
114
Apr
6
98
Jan
104%
Dec
103% Jan
20
105
Apr
110%
Sep
xl06% Apr
5
110%
$ per thare
t per share
Jun
19%
Jan
13% Jan 14
Jun
40%
Jan
32% Jan
3
79%
Nov
88%
Feb
84% Jan
4
50% Jan
13
37%
Jan
93%
Jan
105
Dec
103
Feb
9
10%
Feb
14
Dec
14
Jan
3
51%
7%
26
100%
Jun
Sep
Jun
95%
Dec
64
Apr
11
Mar
32% Aug
Jan
105%
94
Dec
100%
11
Jan
Pneips-Dodge
$6
$1
Electric
preference
conv
110% Feb
24
4.3%
10%
Jun
16%
93% Jan
16
'57% Jan 27
9 Vt Mar 31
32 Va Jan
3
92
Mar 29
57% Mar 17
Jan
12
17% Feb
6
106
94% Jan
4
66% Mar
8
10
Jan
100
13% Jan
3
Jan
86
Mar 17
25% Apr
15% Jan
J5
13
12
34% Mar 23
17
Dec
2
Mar 14
16% Mar
3
91% Feb
23
29% Jan
12
16% Jan
20
142
Jan
155
Nov
148
Mar
1
155
Mar 21
156%
Jun
170
Jan
163
Mar 22
167
Jan
28%
Jun
6%
Jun
7%
Jun
37%
Dec
8%
Jan
35% Jan 13
8% Jan
9
3
11% Jan
12
May
Feb
8
150
Feb
8
Jan
71
Jan
3
80
Feb
10
4
7
Mar 30
Apr
Nov
88
55
Nov
71%
Jan
61
Jan
14%
Jun
25%
Dec
22
Mar 31
135%
Dec
147
Feb
xl9%
8%
Jun
29
Apr
Feb
12% Nov
32
Feb
Mar
50%
44%
39% Mar 16
9% Jan
64%
36%
23
150
15% Jan
175
135
26% Feb
5
12% Mar
38% Jan
48
3
8
9,
5%
Mar 15
$4
$5
Plough
80
,Jan
4
85% Feb
17
46% Jan
13
54% Apr
G
26% Jan
31
29% Feb 28
122
Feb
86% Jan 26
Jun
29%
105%
25%
24%
>107*.
Feb
Jun
Jan
37
33%
109
Dec
Mar 10
26% Feb
28% Mar 24
6
89% Apr
30% Feb
24
Dec
104% Feb
3
33% Jan
3
Oct
July
Jun
30%
15%
Jun
20% Jan
Dec
25%
26% Feb 27
*115
108
*1061/2
108
108
108
St
Co
St
Coal
5%
(The)
160
xll5
114
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^
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y
114 Va
*103
800
;
1033/4
1067/e
590
,/
300
80
106%
;!
Monday
Apr. 3
Tuesday
,
/*
I per share
Apr. 5
f
tper share
i
Thursday
Wednesday
:,
Apr. 4
y
Friday
Apr. 7
Apr. fi
?
t per share
perthare
Sales
for
the Week
Shares
fper share
13%
13%
7,100
43%
45%
26,200
91
91
92
92
92
92
54%
54%
♦104
106
16%
.
com__
10
16%
95
63%
9%
33%
*100
*
105
'105
14%
*86
15
/, '88%
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27%
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v
of
V
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33%
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14%
88%
27%
*87
88%
27%
*87
27
-37
7%
.
*150
155
164
>
7
10%
10%
*135
145
73
73
,,
62
62%
22%
23
24'/a
24
24%
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145%
*141
145%
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1451/2
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22%
22
22 »/4
12
12
12
12
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39%
40
39%
16
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:
16
16
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163
7
....
10%
5,500
7%
8,500
11%
11
•135
72
72%
63
63%
10
40
,
38%
1,600
7
7%
10%
149
*135
;
163
37%
37%
37
90O
155
f
149
350
72 Va
74
42
♦23%
63
63 %
24%
24%
25
.145%:
x22 %
22%
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40%
40 »/2
41%
•141
♦141
300
41%
43
42
13
.13
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
157/a
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
7%
•7%
7%
8y«
29%
29%
200
59
60%
601/4
61%
7,900
14%
15
15
15%
3.200
30
29%
29%
57%
58%
58
58%
15
15 Vt
15%
14%
15%
83%
83%
84
84%
*83%
84%
83%
84
52%
52%
53
53«A
53%
53%
54
V
28>/4
♦29
'
52%
28%
28%
28%
120 Va
89%
*89
No par
25%
25%
25 Vt
25%
com—No par
_100
28%
28%
28%
28%
♦106%
No par
35%
•
28%:
119
89%
29
22,300
8
7%
•29
29%
57%
29
3,000
8%
14%
*
1,200
15%
8
57%
*29
1,100
13%
,
81/4
8
*28%
»
'i
6,100
40%
/13%
15%
200
:
.
43%
40
41%
40
12
42
15%
1,500
22%
*11%
41%
2,500
.
145%
•22%
:
12
13
120 Vt
281/4
1191/4
»119y4
-
*83%
54%
5,300
29%
119%
120
190
84%
54 y8
29 Vt
119%
:
8,200
240
'•
28%
No par
21% Mar 20
4,500
15%
43
i
-
•r
88%
18% Jan* 4
10
26%
22%
40
120 Vt
Quaker 8tata OH Refining Corp—10
107
35%
29'/«
—100
;
88%
25%
12
221/4
*11%
88%
common
88%
26%;
'
♦119%
preferred
2,000
88%
165
63
63
100
Purity Bakeries Corp
15
155
72%
*62 '/a
15
*150
10%
149
721/4
15
80-
105
*162%
7y8
7
10%
*135
22%
20
34% Jan 30
•
37%
373/8
..
.
♦97
16
> 164
9004
105
26%
16
16
16 1/4
*16
FRIDAY
33
103%
*87
27%
13,600
GOOD
103%
14%
15
32%
100
CLOSED
9%
*8%
9%
100
EXCHANGE
65
104
*97
14%
54
105%
63%
32%
32%
105
»
64
*8%
9%
32%
I-
__100
com
63%
64
104
*61 V«
1
Indiana—No par
95
95
*97
164
149
16'/2
*91
62%
■.
155
10%
*15%
95
103%
164
• 7
16 %
*91
104%
*97 '
*f2%73%
No par
Colorado.,
3
10%
*140
*15%
105
♦103%
36
16%
104
♦150
36%
53 %
*104%
9%
164
36%
S
com
16%
.
.
33%
•
155
155
53%
105%
*16%
95
*8%
33%
103 %
52%
105%
63%
62%
4,200
STOCK
54%
105%
16%
*91
100
92%
♦90%
92%
*90%
54%
106
*15%
'
*104%
54%
54
"104
*8%
No par
Inc
'
33%
*
—1
.1
Inc
conv
25%
13%
No par
Co
4.64% preferred
3%% preferred
Pure Oil
25%
'11,200
42%.
preferred series A—50
El St Gas
V-
.;;: v
13%
1
B
Power
of
115%.
103% *
:,xio6% 106%
1'
'
25
41%
No par
Gamble
Co
25%/
,l' '
690
■■
?
*'
•
24%
13%
5
Co
25%
58%
1071/4
'
43%
.100
Co.
Service
581/2
1071/4
/»
13%
—25
—.
Industries
Public Serv
24%
13,300
42%
63
Co
$4.75 cum preferred—
Public
'58%
106%
24%
V
•'
14
—5
conv
13,400
A/?'*'-
f
44
Co com__No par
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
4%%
581/4
-
46
13%
.*91
RR-.
preferred
class
651/4
43 %
—5
Louis
Electric
3,000
42'/4
*
13%
No par
Pond Creek Pocahontas
Pullman
31% Mar 20
Saturday
Apr. 1
I perthare
common. —5
common
(The)
Oil
115%
45%
/
44
109% Jan 10
Jan
1,900
.
13%
3
30
1
V.
43%
3
107% Jan
.45%
25%
*106%
No par
$1.40 div preference
4.08% preferred
38% Apr
25%
Et
&
Plymouth
Pub Serv
107% Mar
Apr
45'/4
",
.100
Inc
Procter
30%
25%
104'/4
-10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co...
Pittsburgh Screw St Bolt
No par
Punitcker
90% Mar
641/4
24%
1041/4
*15%
6
47%
413/4
64 »/4
106 %
591/4
243/a
104%
*162%
Potomac
Dec
423/a
63 3/4
107
107
.•v.
116
—1
6
Xl03% Nov
25%
26%
24%
104%
Pitts Ft Wayne Sc Chic Ry com— .100
7%
.100
gtd preferred
Poor
Jan
42
'
.
V.V..
137/s
1
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
31% Jan 30
118% Jan 24
;
59
:/
106%
243/a
115
No par
convertible
8
38
131/2
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
com
Pitts Consolidation
9
79%
13%
—3
Coke St Chem
61% Apr
17% Jan
Dec
/ 59
59
243/a
105
j. .100
Pitts
C
56
Mar 22
1,900
34,600
"
116%
.100
C
16% Mar
15
45%
*116
-
Coal St Iron
Pitts
28% Mar 22
25%
45%
*104%
STOCK
preferred
7% Mar 23
14% Mar 13
YORK
Pillsbury Mills Inc
14% Feb
8% Feb
64%
100
preferred
Jan
4
423/4
64
100
Phillips Petroleum
Phoenix Hosiery
8%
Jan
13%
100
Phillips Jones Corp
Jun
Jan
No par
preferred
Apr
12 % Mar 28
15
13%
42'A
*1061/2
107
*25%
Pittston Co
3
16
4%
4%
20%
58
*106
24%
com
Philip Morris St Co Ltd
Oct
Dec
57%
50
No par
21
Jan
10% Jan
Sep
Oct
45%
preferred series A
Nov
Feb
45
10
13
22
»3%%
13%
32
45
Feb
144
135% Jan
43% Jan
22
45
10
38% Feb 14
Jun
64 %
27% Jan
Apr
Mar
42
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
7%
.100
preferred class B
6% preferred cla38 A__
.100
5%% 1st ser conv prior pfd— .100
.100
Pittsburgh St West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young As Ash pfd... .100
64% Mar
-
„
107
63%
Par
15%
14%
*105 y2
41%
_
Phila St Reading
Jun
21
107
63'/4
Phllco Corp common
12%
8"%
*105%
41'A
EXCHANGE
'
6
Feb
Jan
NEW
18
97
88
107
41
$ per share
Apr
32
*105%
••••
.
1
35
62%
preferred
Jun
Jun
*341/2
13%
preferred
common
preferred
105% Mar
Jun
35
13»/4
preferred
14
79
*34'/4
131/4
No par
Co
3.9%
Feb
24%
35
13%
25
preferred
Phlla
4.4%
14% Feb
10%:
*341/4
No par
1
Inc
Philadelphia Co 6%
.2
45% Apr
10y2
108
*106
108.
13%
10%
35
*341/4
13%
Corp
1161/4 Mar 23
103
14% Mar
Co
St
104% Mar
I per thare
11 Ya
87% Aug
■
STOCKS
22%
Dec
,
5
America
Brewing Co
(Chas)
Lowest
Highest
55 %
*106
35
13
"
Ptelffer
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1949
•'
*34
_10o
of
Corp
Range for Previous
Lowest.
No par
common
preferred
Pfizer
Jan
106
4V>%
Petroleum
40%
90% Mar
Co
13% Apr
6
44% Mar 16
17
x48% Mar
Milk
Co
13
♦108
110
No par
31
31
*20%
21%
107 Va.
107
35%
36%
90
*89
251/8
25%
;
28%
*1075
36%
•
90
r
90
*89
25%
25%
16,100
28%
.
25%
28%
28%
29%
9,400
107'/4
106%
29
107'/4
*106%
107%
100
37'/«
37 »/8
37%
37%
38%
19,800
30%
14,400
108%
29%
30 y«
30
*108%
108%
♦108
30%
31%
30%
31%
•30%
31%
♦207/8
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
29%
29
110
*108
29'/2
*108%
80
"
251/4
30 '/a
110
'
1,700
31%
311/8
900
21% ! 21%
•1
R
9% Jun
14%
Ma
12% Jan
3
19% Mar vl
Radio Corp of America com—No par
66% Jun
74%
Jan
73% Jan
13
79% Mar 31:
$3.50 1st preferred
Radio-KeHh-Orpheum
x7
Jun
92%
Jan
23%
Jun
101%
Dec
29% Dec
Feb
21%
Jun
30%
261/4
Jun
34% Feb
17% Jun
17 % Mar 31
9% Apr
23%
Jan
100
3
' Feb
3
103% Jan
10
27% Jan
3
297/b Jan
27
x24% Jan
25
30% Jan 13
20»% Jan 25
Nov
43
Jan
36
Jun
36
Jan
31-* Jan 13
For footnotes see page
9% Feb
22.
'• Jan
25
29% Mar 16
33 '
Marl5
22% Jan
39% Feb-
9
9
341/2 Mar 22
No par
Corp
1
Ralston Purina Co 3%*» pfd—100
Raybestoe-Manhattan
No par
Rayonier Inc common
1
$2 preferred
25
Reading Co common
5o
4%. non-cum 1st preferred-50
4% non-cum 2nd preferred.
50
'♦
18%
*77%
7%.,
•102
19
78%
7%
7%
18%
18%
78%
102%
-
17%
78
78%
17%
18%
78 %
•77
18
18%.
102
102
7%
102
7%
102
■:
7%
102
8
;
102
29%
*28%
29%
29%
29%
28%
28%
27%' •'*27%
27%
27%
27%
28
28%
*31 i/s
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
22
22%
31
21%
*36
*32%
31
'21%
>38
34%
1
78 »/4
8%
1
29
22
21%
•36
38
♦36
•32%
33%
*33
22 y*
38
♦36
38
33%
•33
33%
*
29%
32%;
33
-
r
f
2,000
38 '33
70
900
5.000
700
32%
22
22
•36
800
16,300
-
29
28% '
'
21%
.
102
♦101
28%
28%
216,000
19
78
8
:
78%
'
7%
,
2o5.
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1476)
Ran ye
Highest
Highest 7
W
-
'
EXCHANGE
v////
$ per share
$ pershare
tpershcre
10 %
13%
Jan
15 %
Nov
23%
11 %
Jan
1
'
" v'.
'
/
$ per share
f
12% Feb
10% Mar 11
Apr
Real
Silk
Roller
25
18
Jan
3
12% Mar 30
16
Jan
7
Jan
8% Jan
AV* Jun
18% Jan
6%
26
11
11
5
60% Feb
9
13
14% Feb
20
85
Jan
20
92
Feb
14
12% Jan
5
8% Jan
58
Nov
Feb
12%
Jan
10% Jan
13
8%
Jan
5% Jan
25
4% Feb
11
5% Jan 30
2 V«
Jan
5%
Jan
10
Dec
9% Jan
13
11% Feb
Jun
27% Jan
23% Jan
13
27 % Mar
110
91% Jun
10%
103
3
18
5% Feb
20% Jan
14
6% Jan
13
23% Jan
3
102% Apr
Jan
23
18% Jun
103% Feb
Sep
100
Jan
17% Apr
104
6
Mar 20
10
Common
96%
Apr
14
18
44% Apr
19% Feb
27
Ritter
.3
5% Jan
11
Roan
105
Rheem
15
Dec
Richfield
6
16
Jun
21% Dec
39%
Apr
Oil
Robertshaw-Fulton
8%
Sep
109%
31
78,
Feb
4%
Ruberoid
;
..
.
{
33%
9%
,4%
Jun :
;: 6%
Jun
77
Jun
24% Jun
21% Aug
22% Jan
11%
Apr
*64
65
*104y2
*104%
*104%
106;
1
17%
17
17%
1
*21%
22
21%
,21%
*55 Ya
12 ■?
56
55%
55%
17%
177b
17%'
21%
2IV4
21%
56%'
56%
57 .:
*56%
57%
600
11%
117 b
•1,700
19,500
104%
Feb
5%
Feb
6
97
105% Feb
94
20
107
Jan
84 % Jan
9
92
Apr
109
Feb
Mar 28
10
13% Jan
16
92
Mar
20
$4 preferred
Scovill Mfg Co
,
26% Apt 6
69% Feb 10
4.30%
•
Mar 27
86 Va Jan
Jan
60
Dec
Jan
19ya Jan
21% Feb
47% Jan 25
Dec
70
2
Mar 31
11% Dec
10% Jan 31
15% Mar 17
44% Dec
4iyaFeb
15
45
16%
15
Jan
3
18% Mar 23
Jan
5% Jan
3
6%'Jan 10
11% Dec
10% Jan
3
13% Feb
1
90% Mar 13
94% Jan
Mar 27'
pfd—
Elec
of Del£
Seagrave Corp
Sears
&
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
31% May
24% Feb
14
37% Jan
25% Feb
16
29% Apr
28% Mar
38% Dec
37 Ya Jan
13
42% Feb 23 *
9V2 Jan
,3
15 y2 Jan
108% Apr
14
7
10% Oct
'
15% Dec
40% Dec
34% Jan
Oct
6% Jan
30
Jun
5
Jan
7
2%
Jun
4% Jan
22
May
26% Jan
28
Oct
27% NOV
36% Jan
18%
Jun
24% Sep
II
NEW
Jan
25
13"
8 Ya Feb
.3% Jan
YORK
v:'*Avr'.
11
$4.25
Shattuek
Sheaffer
(W
A)
21 •
Silver
Simmons .Co.;
Jan
6 •
__£
15%
92
25%
~40
9274
20
*92%
*104
1053/4
;
xl5%
15% '",15%
*90%
26
15%
1,700
92
*90%
r,
*66%
13%
*13
257b
267b
*65%
66%
*65 %
66
65%
20%
20 %
20%
20%
207b
65
66%
66
66
65%
66
*13%
14
r
67
8,200
66%
20 Va
13%
*13%
13%
13%
14
44%
44%
44%
44%
16%
17%
17%
17%
*5%
5%
12%
5%
:/' / 12
92
-53/4
12%
600
v,
1,700
500
44%
447b
17 ' /• v
17%
15,800
2,500
5%
5%
2,400
6%
13
1274
13 V-
92
*91
92
92
16,300
50
Monday
t per share
-
27%
*26
38%
*108
No par
1
27%
'
108%
28
28%
26%
27
38%
39%
38% ' 38%
,
10
28%
26%
*108
*18%-
38%
38
;__1
-7
5
.ii./:
7
7
•
*2%
2%
No par
30%
30%
No par
30%
31%
No par
23%
24
.*
38%
j
■•
39
39 %
,397b
397b
*108%
108%
1087b
1087a
*9%
10%
19%
19% '19%
28
*26%
38
•
,
2%
24%
,
24%
4,900
100
107b
EXCHANGE
500
1 97b
CLOSED
7 00
3874
39'/2
/ 7%
23/4
27 b
30%
307b
39,/
30%
4,400
*1874
7 //■/-'■ 7
2%
2%
303/4
30%
13,700
STOCK
10
30%
24 Ya
'
*31
24 %
38%
..
-.7%
•
30%. 31
31%
31%
23%
Shares
29%
27%
2%'
30% ■J-;
30%
*31
28%
26%
.
7%
the Week
Apr. 7
tper share
28 %'
X37%
7%
2%
;
10V4
*18%
Sales for
Friday
Apr. 6
26%
*934
19
2%
f per share
108%
*108
>10 ,
19
*37%
15%.
19%
,
108%
934
Thursday
tper share
Apr. 4
$ per share
26
38%
*9%
•«
Wednesday
Apr. 5
Tuesday
;■
$ per share
27%
2.6%
-
\
Apr. 3
v
24%
77b
*30 74
31
247b
5,000
GOOD
2,600
FRIDAY
2,200
3,890
1,200
>.
2474
35,700
'•
■'
-97
Jun
127% Jan
Jan
100
3*
20% Jan.
3
16%
Jun
22 y2
19
Jun
33 Ya Dec
29% Jan
31%
20% Mar 29
21% Nov
83% May
95% Jan
Dec
Jan
.
13
84% Feb :l1
88% Feb
100% Mar
10%
Jun
17% Jan
Jun
17%
16
98
Oct
97% July
3% Jan
107% Dec
7% Jan
10% Dec
4% Oct
14
Jan
20
3% Jan
3
9% Jan
*
.
4
Feb
106
Mar 24
Mar
24
Skelly Oil Co;
Slogs-Sheffield Steel dj Iron
Smith (AO) Corp.
33% Jan
25
' Jan
88
Mar
4
5
12
8
102
:■ Jan
14% Jan
14 Ya
114
13
Feb
23
18
Feb
17
17% Mar 20
113% Mar 16
4% Jan 12
III
Jan
28
Mar
52% Oct
51% Jan
11
53
53% Mar
71% Dec
68
Jan
16
75% Mar 27
II
14ys Apr
11% Jan
4
Nov
36 y2 Jan
3
40% Mar
6
Aug
40»
4
45
1
4d
Feb
10
26%
Feb
40
36%
Jan
45
29%
Jan
„
35% Nov
34
Jan
13'
Jan
10% Sep
12
Nov
11% Jan
.3
28 %
36% Nov
34% Jan
13
Jan
14
Jan
Feb
12
5%
5 % %
51
Dec
49% Jan
3
25%
Jun
41
Jan
32% Feb
11
387b Jan 12
45%
Jun
61
Jan
54
Jan
3
58% Mar 27
56
Nov
66% Feb
60
Jan
13
10% Jun
13% Jan
11% Jan
5
13% Feb
14
4% Jan
3
10 74 Feb
15
6%
Jan
3% July
53% Dec
Oct
5
73
May
60
21
26
Oct
23
Feb
5%
22% Jun
6% Jun
29% Mar
Jan
23%
37%
64
100
Feb
Apr
17% Apr
10 y8 Mar
107
Apr
55
Jun
3
23
16
Feb
34
.Jan
140
152
Sep
61
29% Mar
10 Va Jan
72
3
12
18% Feb
24
40
25
3
-
Mar
108% Apr
24
3
5
Mar 25
92% Mar
7
77% Mar 27
26
160
Jan
13
174
Jan
25
Jan
24
13
47% Jan
Dec
Feb
16
52% Dec
143
18
24
3
159% Dec
Feb
Feb
31.
Jan
Jan
•
Jan
20% Jan
18 Ya
7
9
25
8l/a Mar 30
106 y8 Jan
Feb
70% Mar 22
89% Jan
92
65
21'
3
Dec
Jun
98% Jan
Dec
25% Jan
54% Feb
3
,
22% Nov
82
109
Dec
5
Jan
68
13% Jun
71% Apr
18% Dec
Apr
,
conv
Mar 22
preferred—
-i
Greyhound Lines
South Porto Rico
8%
California; Edison
36% Jun
45% NOV
60%; Jun
74% Nov
For footnotes see page
■
,42% Feb 14
66
22.
Jan
25
,
Mar 22
67% Mar 24
20%' ,20%
20%
20%
2or8
217/,.
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88
100
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53
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76
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53
39%
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35%
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64
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8%
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23%
(The)
1
26%
27
27%
common
2
8%
Conv
Square
$4.50
D
preferred
Standard
No par
Co..
Brands
69%
~
5
Inc
common
com
1
•
No par
No par
*
47% Mar 27
Standard
Oil
70% Mar 24
Standard
Oil
of
of
Indiana.
New
Jersey
17%
9%
69
58
;
v
9%
69 ',
17%
37%
-
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400
72
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92%
71%
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155
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23%
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73
727b
167
154%
;
150
17%
37%
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923/4 t
154
:;9,100
12,500
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177b
237-a
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1,500
28%
97b
377b
103%
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5
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6,100
39,000
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127b
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387b
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52 34
58
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127 a
/
77: 35%
*91%
23
*
No par
69%
^37
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$3.50 preferred
No par
Standard G & E Co $4 pref__No
par
$6 prior preferred
No par
No par
'17%
*36%
9%
23%
54
35
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;,
72;,;
23
Sperry Corp
'//•
13
37
53%
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39,900
r
12%
35 Ya
35%
;
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23%
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500
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,
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V
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37
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;
16 »,4
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'
39%
;
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No par
1
88
1 00%
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.
53
69 Ya
70
■
'
123;i
-
52%
34%- •35%
58%
600
*99 74
37b
10
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70%
12%/ 12%
'
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1
Squibb (ER) & Sons
$4 preferred
*52%
.
43%
*62
53
2,400
>
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111
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600
31%
21
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177b,
37 b
10%
2,700
227b
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./
114V2
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21.;
1003/4
110%
4
10
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43%
>
1
111
110
V
39 Tb
£
100
17
!
73
39^i
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17%
3%;
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Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Spiegel Inc
*
12%
*41
100
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
16%
V'-1-"'
t
114
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88
16
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i
■
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15 l/2
4
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par
100%
15/2
:
22%
22%
31%
•
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88
*99%
•«
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10%
*
No par
common..No par
Spalding (AG) & Bros Inc
Sparks-Withington Co
Spear & Co common
$5.50 preferred——
;
111
4
*74
•
*86%
7"7
17%/
10
7.50
preferred
*110
3%
10%
•
15%
16%
3%
.
88
100
100
"''*15%
10%
Pacific Co—
Southern
*86%
•
U1
"
>
!
20% >. 207b
■Wi
...
70
31;
5
Southern
non-cum
*21%
31%
i
...25
(The)_:
Southern Natural Gas Co
5%
22%
30 3,4
•i5y«
25
preferred
/
22%
30%
*99%
5
Sugar: com.No
114
113
22%
30%
*86%
50
#»•;I
;
113
111%
22%
30 y8
>
50
;
Southeastern
Southern
Jun
—100
preferred
111
22%
30%
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
South Carolina G&.OC0 com—4.50
Southern Co
6
,*_£
109
•22%
;
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc.—15
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
13% Mar 16
32 y2
3% May
preferred
36 % Mar 17.
38% Apr
109% 10934
t
4.20%
preferred
__100
Smith & Corona Typewriters.No
par
»
Oct
15
20
,_lo
Smith V<A) & Sons Carpet Co com—20
3%%
1.100
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
.
£
5%
12%
12%
92
*90%
92
■■/N
5%
*5%
12%
,
*90%
i.Apr. 1
No par
Siraonds Saw & Steel...
Sinclair: Oil Corp
25
92 3A
26
97 r)
10674
*106
106%
44%
No/par
;
33
24% Apr
15"
*92
*104
f
'
*96%
106%
92
20%
Saturday
...
29% Mar 21
;'
17%
v.///
Pen Co..
21% Feb
92
»
17%
..1
Mar 30
*106
106%
;
97
*96%
;
44%
No par
31
>,
<
17%
of America
Coalition Mines
King
800
97
44%
12%
G)__
Shell Oil Corp
Sheraton Corp
12
5,500
14,600
78%
15%
66
20%
68
*90%
common
(Frank
.
16%
317a
78
;
17%
...;._1
preferred—
cum
167b
307/b
76%
'
Corp—
Sharp <fc Dohme
16 3/4
31
•
44%
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Steel
16%
25%
V
"
400
76
*90%
■
25%
24%
66
20'%
*13
■;Par $
Sharon
15%
92
66
*66%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
; •
20%
No par
4
21% Feb
8
40% Mar 22
2% Mar 31
13
•
24%
66
5
15%
*90%
20,400
'
24%
£_—___1
6
6 1
15%
15%
*90% 92
100
8%
85%
85
30%
106%
91%
*104
7. 7%
88
V
'
Inc common.
$4.50 preferred
-
91%
4,400
104»/4
'8%
•
./
4674
150
*103
78.
10634
106%
8
*86
5
....
Servel
:
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*103%
91%
46','4
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16%
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1063i
46%
104%
/
50
6,200
25,700
31%
.
*75%
97
*96%
106
16%
12
'V 150 V
*103
88
30%
•76
387»
46%
*146
1.600
353/a
11%
2,700
113%
38%
38
11%
11%
8%
;;
35%
113%
37%
No par
Co.—
Refrigerator ;C0
Seiberling Rubber Co...;
t per share
$ per share
$ per share
*
106%
'
No par
Seeger
>
97
106%
*91
5
STOCKS
1
Highest
75%
"106
—
Roebuck
16% i 16%
30% ■•'431vv
*96%
———
Seaboard Oil Co
16%
100
com
*86
35
113
34%
46%
••:
11%
113
150
7%
86
75y«
10o
Co.. (The)
8
7%
86
30%
*106%
1
46%
:
*147
16%
V/75'//
No par
3.65%
;
8
88
35%
v 104% 104%
30%
1.75
3.35%' preferred
100
Seaboard Air Line com vtc—No par
5% preferred series A
100
Seaboard Finance Co..
;
1
11
Dec
7%
*86
...5
preferred
Scranton
'
2
5
...10o
Scott Paper Co common—....No par
$3.40 preferred—No par
*
21
Jan
!
Regis Paper Co common
pfd 4.40% series A
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries In<j—
4
7
104
100
1st
11
Mar 16
preferred
non-cum
34%
113
46%
46%
46%
11%
I!3/*
113/4
"
46%
Southwestern Ry Co—100
St
17% Feb 24
7
Louis
106
*104%
17%
*103
-2
600
21%
104%
Mar
800
300
65%
:
17%
17sa
12
11%
12%
65
22
56 %
5
10,300
37 7b
387b
*38
106
*104%
106
*21%
No par
18
*103
105% Feb
8% Jun
643/4
150
Year 1949'
per share
*63;%
(Jacob)
Range tor Previous
I
643/8
..£
4
Lowest
64%
*148
105
;■
4874 Jan 10
165% Feb 21
24
Sep
6%
64 %
150
26
Jan
Jan
101%
*63%
2,000
15%
36%
1,500
20%
14 3/8
37%
100
-
Jun
*35%
500
5%
-20
36%
36%
37
*146
Jan
98
19% Sep
Jun
36%
36%
*36
St
123
91
56
38%
38 y2
106
43,200
18
5%
14%
14%
15
*36%
*36%
A
447b
*17%
38
12%
14
62
143i
18
38
11%
21% Dec
-
21
2038
15
14%
15
/•'"?
'
;•
12%
91% Mar
Jun
20%
21
>■«
11%
Oct
16% Jan
36% Feb
6% Jan
20 %
21
12
9
Nov
47%
21
190
2,100
5%
11%
12% Jan
98
•
5%
113
38%
108
'
44%
*17%
5%
373,4
Jun
13% Jun
42%
17%
53a
34%
*103% July
'
43 3A
17%
5%
38%
80
Jan
42%
17»8
113%
34% Jan
Jan
42 38
5%
.•
5%
400
21%
44Vi
21
34%
66
12%
20%
36%
29% Mar 10
83
20 %
113%
Dec
/
107%
20%
107'%
21
*107%
20%
34%
70
104% Oct
99%
1063/4
37 y8
13% Dec
31% Dec
Jun
*98%
*37
5%
'
78
49
98%
107%
*36%
St
7
94% Jun
*47
98%
*47
*107%
—20
(Thei—
Co
Ruppert
9
w
49
99%
*20
18%
14%
com—1
49
*98%
17%
41
21
*47
113%
Feb
90
40%
49
99
108
41%
20
5%
7,700
*47
108
*18
120
6,800
107%
99
20
103
12%
37%
'
10
39
34%
Jan
9% Jun
22% Jun
46% Jan
5,100
117b
*113%
9
'
100
17%
102 %
38%
—5
90
■
1081/4
17%
102%
11%
preferred
100
Joseph Lead Co J.
...10
St L-San F Ry Co com vtc—.No par
Preferred series A 5% vtc
.100
Apr
108 %
17%
104
39%
Safeway Stores common.
7% Feb 28
'
11%
7
85
•
17
3,000
18.900
38%
4
6
12% Jan 13
May
27
11%
Mar
'
26%
6.700
39%
Mar
3
26%
109%
98%
49
25
Royal Typewriter—
9.»
41% Jan 10
14
10ab
22,800
11%
37
10% Feb
43% Jan
107b
12,165
'
38%
114
1
10%
FRIDAY
38%
38%
'47
——
series
11
7
Mar 24
77b
'11%
10%
39
-
13
Jan
87
July
Controls
called
preferred
10%
38%
107 y2
Ronson Art Metal Works Inc..
1
28
*101%
29% Jan
34
16.000
47b
*102
104
112% Jan
Feb
7%
4%
*108
17%
17
*103
7%
4%
26%
'
109%
*108
,
16%
104%
1
9% Jan
6% Jun
77"
109%
16%
*103
?6%
12% Apr
'
1
*107%
16%
104 y2
:r 26%
263-4
3
12%
Jun
19% Feb
23
109%
16%
*103
*98%
preferred
conv
Rohm & Haas Co common
5
Mar 31
105
*107%
/
10% Jan
Jan
43% Dec
131% Dec
100% Nov
67% Jan
3
25%
58% Jan
48%
Jun
Jun
87
Preferred
113%
Apr
35% May
7% Jun
*
4%%
37
3
26%
GOOD
7%
10
54% Mar 13
33% Dec
16% Jan
;
15% Mar 20
Mar 30
Inc
Mills
38% Mar 25
Mar 17
25%
STOCK
12V4
127b
12%
J
4%
10-
10--
10 y4
10%
No par
—No par
Minec——
——20
Copper
Robbins
.4
13
Jan
10
—1
Co
Corp—
24%; Jan 17
13
16% Jan
7»%
4%
100
series—.
Company.—.
13
102
61% Nov
12% Mar
4.50%
Antelope
Jan
x20
73g
45/8
^100
series
Manufacturing
30% Jan
19% Nov
10% Jun
3.60%
Preferred
1
Apr
Feb
60% Jan
7%
4%:
10/
1
10
10
—;
—
Preferred
4% Jan
68% Dec
Jun
734
4%
7%
4%
%
12
12%
CLOSED
13
91
>102 74
36% Apr
36
11%
11%
593/4
123/4
*88%
102%
16
12
91
102%
37% Feb
,19% Mar 24
*88%
1023/4
22
Dec
91
'
102%
13
12% Dec
13
101%
Jan
31
7
4
12%
101%
Inc
Drug
Reynolds Spring Co.
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
21
Jun
1
1
_50c
—-10
*9%
*58
59i
13
*88%
91
'■%' 11%
11%
'58
60
12a4
400
700
EXCHANGE
9%
102%
4 '
42% Dec
774 Jun
11%
934
*58'4
12%
100
8
26
,
2,400
50
21
*88 %
>
26
9,000
99% Mar 3lT
Dec
91
'88%
*9%
9 V2
60
12%
*7%
26%
9%
*9%
57 b
5'
21
9%
*58%
8
*25%
26
21%
3
Mar
—
9%
60
12%
12%
25%
5%
94% Jan
15
Inc
Motors
9%
'58'/»
*7%
73i
7%
8
26%
*26
26%
21 %
47% Jan
Jan
•
*7%
8
'26
5%
Sep
5% Jan
'7%
preference
prior
21%
Aug
Jun
div
5%
40
Jan
& Co—
21%
98
15% Jun
4,200
5%
85%
x3%
14 Va
21%
42Mar
24%
137b
5%
7
mar
14%
21%
6
108
14
5%
12% Apr
8
14/
21%
39% Jan
19
14
5%
26
Xl05% Mar
133,4
21%
Jan «6
Dec
13%
5%
37% Jan
21%
13%
21%
Oct
108% Nov
13%
5%
Dec
Jun
800
,—50c
—
21%
39%
Jan
16%
>—2.50
10
1374
16%
Rexall
Jan
102%
16%
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
5%% convertible preferred—->-100
Jun
Jan
11%
16%
*11%
12
7"
4%
Jan
11%
1634
*11%
5
34%
9
12
16%
Republic Steel Corp com,—-No par
6% conv prior pfd series A—.100
Revere Copper & Brass com—No par
5Vatfo preferred -i—1—-—^-100
109 % Mar 15
13
Jan
14% Jan
99% Jan
100
4% Aug
98
Jan
6% Dec
Aug
-
Dec
16% Jan
Jun
91
11
16%
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
4
17
200
11
16%
Republic Aviation Corp—v.
1
•
Shares
8 per share
11%
—
7% Mar 17
4% Dec
6% May
4% Jun
f per share
the Week
Apr. 7
17
.
Reo
«,
'11
Reliable Stores Corp.—
7
3
Jan
11% Jan
Nov
Sales for
Friday
v
'16%
5
10
No par
Reliance Mfg Co common
;
5
Conv pfd 3,%% series—,-..—100
Remington-Rand common £1—50c
$4.50 preferred
£-,
25c
$1.25
V* Mar 22
90
Jun
•
9
9% Jan
V$ Apr
73
9% Jan
6
Feb
60
Aug
8
Jan
22
12% Dee
Jun
50
7
Dec
27
Apr, 6
I per share
$ per share
$ per share
Thursday
Apr. 5
No par
Inc
Rels (Robt)
f per share
Par
•
Co
Bit
Reeves Bros
16% Feb
16% Oct
"■ * '
•
Hosiery Mills com
Reed
v
Apr. 4
Apr. 3 ",
"
■
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
Apr. 1
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Monday, April 10, 1950
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
for Previous
Year 1949
lowest
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
*166
109
.
1,600
500
28%
93
3,400
/:'
•;
737b
154ya
167
8,200
440
10,300
400
300
€4%
65%
65%
66%
65%
667b
667b
663/4
6,700
46%
47%
697b
7074
10,000
20,300
___25
45%
45%
45%
45%
46
46%
46 72
467b
25
68%
69
69
69%
69
693/s
68%
697a
~
Volume 171- Number 4897
THE
:
COMMERCIAL '&
NEW
Range for Previous
Year 1049
Lowest
20
STOCKS
\
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
Jun
27 %
Oct
102%
Dec
20%
Dec
18% Jan
48
Dec
48
Jan
26% Mar
'
Jun
40
Jun
x27
Jun
10
July
35
38%
Oct
13
25% Jan
101
20% Mar 18
32% Jan
5
12% Jan
3
27
Feb
21
94
Jan
Jan
9%
Jun
14%
Jan
12
9% Jan
13%
Dec
1?% Apr-
Jan
98
Dec
15
Jan
4%
Jan
10
100
v.
Mar
18% Feb
3%%.
14
14V# Jan
Steel
10
S
Stores
27V#
1
Inc
7
P.)
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
> 5%
prior preference
32>
15%
16%
15%
15%
15%
12%(
12%
12%
12%
,12%
12%
*17%
5
1
18 V* Jan
Stone & Webster
16%
Feb
23
Dec
26
13*
3Q% Mar 23
Studebaker. Corp
I
52%
117:
July
36'/4
Feb
<12%
227
•
10% Jan
*
v
xl22'
14
'
16% Jan
30
Jan
55
'Jan
25
.
Jan '
195
61V2
Dec
107
Jan
112
10% Jan
13
Jun
17% Aug
24%
76%
Sep
89
3%
Jun
Dec
11
0% Jan
...
5% Jan
12% Dec
11% Jan
9
Dec
4% Apr
4
Jan
3
Jun
18
4874
Jun
6574 Nov
59% Jan
25 /
1174
Jun
1874
Nov
15% Jan
13
56
Jun
70 Va
Dec
69
1674
Jun
26%
Nov
20% Feb 16
6%
/r
Nov
17
5874
Dec
5374 Jan
36
Jun
48
Dec
44
8
Jun
11% Jan
1574 Jan
1374 July
474 Mar
Dec
'
"
Feb
preferred——
..100
*109%. 110
America*(The)—4.16%
Swift & Co
4
25
——
.
A/i'
14%
preferred,
No par
_—
_
Symington Gould Corp..
1
38%
3874
38%
9974
*98%
9974
31%
32 V*
15%
16Va
12 Va
12%
17%
*17 V*
17%
300
22%
2274
22%
6,600
2974
3074
30 V*
30 %
44,000
'63%
63 Ve
63%
300
10'A.
10%
3,300
1274.
•
*
64
12%
*63
10%
1074
10 V*
100%
*99V*
10074
:
*99%
617a
121V*
100%
6174
.
61%
X120
30
61%
61%
120
*119%
500 '
120
60
13 %
1374
13%
2074
20 %
21
4,200
23%
23%
23 V*
23%
23
2374
3,600
60 V*
60%
60%
6174
61%
'61V*
2,100
9%
9%
9%
974
9%
9%
3,500
23%
„
9%
■
•
249%
252
10%,
11
40
252
-
40
*
37%37%
*10874
10%
251
2,100
11
40
*109.74
11
1,700
*39'A
40
13
37%
37-
*109%
109%
10
12%
12%
12%
37
37 V*
14,100
5,300
12%.
' 37 Va
15 V#..-
15 V*.
15
15V*,
14%
1474
22%
23 V*
22%
23
22 74
22%
22 Va
83,
83
81'
82
81
8274
83
'
7
i
7
/
774
7%.
•
>'
774-
300
109%
83
,
31,700
250
10%
*3974
109%
12%,
37%
246
246
>
i.
15 V*
;■
7,600
3,400
1374
109%, 109%,
12
1274
7%
2,800
"
'
23.
7
5,900
GOOD
FRIDAY
2074
37%
22%
*82%
$4
1,100
14
12%
11%,
37%,
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com„No par
Tftlcnt.fr. Tne
12% Feb/ 1(
6% Jan
3
.'
(.Tames)
——
1 _/ _0
r
2374 Jan
53
*
774
Apr
Gulf
'
7
7
14%/' 15
74,
12,000
227/a
9,400
83,
160
7%
5,900
16% Jan
3
30 V* Jan
14-
Oct
12% Jan
3
36% Jan
4
7%
Jan
374 Jan
Apr
13% Jan
6
5% Jan
Oct
43
5
Jun
20
Jan
9
Mar
34%
Jun
5674
Dec
8474
Apr
95
2% May
23 % May
25%
Jan
13
94% Jan
1974 Jan
7% Jan
/ 32 Va Mar 27
22
19
Jan
6574,
65
65%
14,600
18%
19%
19
2074
23,000
No par
'707a
71
71
7274
72
72%
71%
72%
71%
72%
4,200
—10
20%
21
2174
2174
2174
2174
21
2174
21%
2274
6,500
—1
58
58%
5874
59 Va
59
59%
100
50
51
51
52
5174
50c
1074
1074
1074
10%
10%
52,
1074,
No par
15%
157*
■/>' 1374
Pacific
Coal
Pacific
Land
The
Oil—
&
certificates
share
& Pacific Ry
Co..;
Inc common—'—
preferred—
conv
Fair
No par
— __—__ ...
11
Thomas Steel Co
10'
Thompson
%*-
Products
3
1674 Jan
11
36% Jan
5
./• Timken-Detroit
Timken
Sper share
-
-
Highest
S per share
Range. Since Jam 1
Highest
Sper share
10
Jan
1674
10
Jan,.
1774 Deo
16% Jan
117a
Jun
16%
Feb
15
Feb,
V 974
Dec
Feb
1087*
Oct
974 Aug
Dec
/
3274 Jan
Dec
Dec
109 Va Feb
Jan
3
;1234Fek,18
10
Jun
3474
;
25% Jap
34% Mar 23
101%-Apr
5
2944 Jan
Nov
Jan
18
43A Jan
3
Feb
£
21
Jan
5
12% Mar 18*'
38% Mar-21
474 Jun
674 Jan
874 Jun
10%, Dec
10
41% Mar, 7 /
12 t Jan/ 3
44% Jan -17
26% Jan" 13 r
.4174 Mar- 9
j
29% Mar-23
-
>
,/
6% Mar 30
Truax-Traer CoaLCo.__.i_'.
Coach
40%
13
*40
474
'/
13
r
*12%
674
'
*4
•
•/;
4074
1074
35.
par
347*
-50
1
56%
99
56
••
/ 374
6
99
374
25
-
f
3%
33%
;
-
14%
1474
1474
3474
34 V*
16
'
191974;,
19-
*15%
16 '/
974 "
974
10874 10874 -•
10%
10% .7. 11
2174;
35
35
/
\
22.74,.;
35
3474
5 74
6
6
r
•/
25
,;
3674
574 /6
1474
4.800
34%
6,800
Thursday
Apr, 6
,
t per share
1674
Friday,
;
Apr. 7
$>per share
>
19,600
19%
^
20%
14,000
*15%
17
9%
9%
108 7/a
200'
10
10874
109
10%'
21%,
102
:
11%
36%'
10%
13,200
10%
320
2174
35
35
CLOSED,
2,400
12,100
GOOD
<
800
FRIDAY
*100., .102
12
1274
100
"<
3674
574
STOCK
EXCHANGE
21.Va,
*3474,, - 35 74*
1174
Shades,
=,1774,
9%
10%
Sales for
the Week,
\l
16%
108%
*100
'
110
14,74'
1674
2174
12
8,900
y
19%
1674,.
700
Va'
25
34
3474,
V
1974
2,900
106 /;
106,
Va/',
14%/
1674
V/
35
35%
,
39%
I per share
10174 10174
* 1174
2,900,
35%
3374;
Apr. 5/ ;
2134,, 22
35
*101 % 102 >
UV* / 1174
*35
3574
4%
Wednesday
*15%
16
9%
974
109
109 - /
/
10%
11
.
210,
3%
high SALE PRICES
1974
'
98%
25
1674^/16%i/'^;f<\.1674:;."::16.74;...
-t
774
5674
/.
106
.
1,60.0
98,%
:■
34%
Apr. 4-
60
300
1974
56%
.*•
$*per share,/ •/.$ per share
&
33%
4
' ?"Xow and
19%
374
:'•>
14%
34 va
1,700
4
*7"Va
25
106%
6%
40.74
4
99%;,
*106
2574.'
■
10674
10674/
7%:
5674
*9874
-
374 '
33 74-.
'
3374
25
57%
:
4%. •;
1,210
13
6Va
*40, V
:
:■
400
18,100
56%
*774
7%
74'
99
•
*12%
6%,
4074'
19%.
19
Monday .**' "V '/ Tuesday /
*10174 .102,1174'.' 1174
par
par
*7%
7%
56 Va *
19-
"
13
674
40%
*4.:
4%
1874,
18%,
;■/ ,/•
2174^' 22 74
par "
1
Co
*1274
,gi/8
4074
1474
9% ; 974
*10874 109
_^__5
coip__No
( $1.50 conv', preferred_~--_No
$4.50 prior preferred^...—No
Twin City Rap Transit com__No
5% conv prior preferred
Twin
*15%
-.No par
20th Centm y Fox Film
a
40,
Apr. 1;// /v-. V- Apr. 3
/ 1674,-16.%'
1974. 1974
—2
preferred
40
34
$ 'per share.
Transue & Williams Steel..„No par
Tri-Continental Corp common
1
$fi
36%' Jan/ 5
103:
4
•
8%
-
39%
24%,
■=-/
Saturday
>
Par
„
28
40
*106 V2
10674
1474
;•/.
Transcont'l & Western Air Inc.^—5
V* Mar 23
3
39%
*3274
3474
"/V/ X
Transamerica; Corp
11
13
1074; Nov
«
10
Jan
8% Jan
.«2074 Mar 30
3714, Dec
103
98%; Sop/
18.
7
104% Jan
1574 Jan
2574
-
Mar
■/
43
*774
*
35
34
///■■
/
5,800
13
98%
/•
374 ■/ //:.; 374
a: 1474
—5
.
/// ,EXCHANGE
,
1774Feb / 4
2074 Apr /6
„
3
rv,
tpershare
,
14% Jan,; 13
7%
;
15%
13 % .,,
18%
/'/ 24% /25/
*106.
'15%
12%
99
Bearing——No par
NEW YORK STOCK
>
Lowest;,'
/
*15 Va
13 Ve
*4
•
5674
*98
Axleu.——;
Roller
stocks
Year 1949
*774
*5574
,
3,600
1074
12%
*674-r/ 6%
19
*3274
'
3,800
53
1074
1374
*40
474
—15
—-100
6074
52%
10%
15%.
13%
*12%
Va
407*
_Nopar
com
15%
'
1
preferred!..,
Range for Previous
Lowest
(The)
6
;/
*3%
4274 Feb
33% Mar 17
14 V* Feb
common;
Thompson (J R)„—...
'
-
-6
5
43% Mar
Co
convertible
58%
53
;
40
13
*1874
$2.50
59
1074
;
20/
<
*15
15Va
58%
/ 53
13 Va
'
43
*12V*
6
Thermoid
*15
14
41%
No par
preference
conv
A
Trust—
*40
3
800
64.%
19
——1
Jan
1,300
6474
preferred—
50
{Third Avenue Transit* Corp_No par
Dec V/ 105% Jan
300
4%
18
18
1874
'■'••/, 374
5Va Feb
12%
474
.
64V*,.
Thompson-Sta,rrett Co com..No par
•
..
:•
17%
19
J!Io par
6. f$3.50 preference
Tide Water Associated Oil com—10
25V* Mar=24
10674 Mar 21
$3.75 preferred
:Nopar
3% Mar 27
*12%,
5 "
1774
64 Va
$2.40
6
Mar 27
100
-V
18 %
/
59,74 Mar 17
4-
Oct
Mar
"
5
•
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
17
Mar
5
63%
$1.25
1
Jan
107%
3274 Nov
52
5
13
Dec
40
Jun
Jan
-
1774,
474
1874
Texas
40% Mar 20-
3
7
> Dec
474
10274 May
13 74 Jun
17% Jan
7
1274 <12%
1774...
63%
Tetion
1
r
12%
5
18
18 V2
Sub
*
3
Jan
Apr
*12
12%
5
'■« 18
63%,
31
7% Jan
*12
5
18
25
Producing Co
Gulf Sulphur
Texas
5
3
12
*17%
___10
...
Texas
31
14% Jan
/
*4%
Co
Texas
9
127* Jan
12
,■
____15
Corp:,
Texas
>
61% Mar 22
3
•
Telautograph Corp
-Tennessee
65% Apr- 6
2074 Apr
6
7474 Mar .17
14
6%
41%
Nov
24
242
100
500
CLOSED,
21
60%
9%
241"
14%
10 V*
39%
Swift International Ltd.
18% Feb : 27
3 V
14
Jun
Jan
241/
'
Jun
35' Mar
474
...25
147#
13%
39%
\
10% Mar 23
874 Nov
32 % Aug
Apr
1974.. Jan
59%
9%
14%,
EXCHANGE
20%
39%
Texas
Jan
•
Feb
674
60
*914
28
20 V*
'
*39%
.
6
,..v
3374
9874
*59%
9,600
STOCK
49%
27%
'
1374
197a
12.50
*48%
28
13%
"
10
4%%
7% Mar 30
Jun
6
23
49%
20 V*
22 V*
30%
*61%
10%
3
Jun
1474
20
23 %
10%..
10
974
174
13%
20%
23%
10%
Sweets Co of
83% Jan
274
474
13%
20
25
1974
17%
«
'
V-
121%
*
10 %
•
,23% Feb
6%-Nov
61%
50
*
4
Jan
74
•
61%
*120% '122
Corp
Mar 13
19% Jan
Jan
Mar
61
122
6,600
102%
1974
*99 V*
t
100%
Shares
28
*102
3*74/ 317'*,
157#; 1574.
.
22%
*63 V#
10%
V*
—„10c
Co..;
Apr
15% Mar
10%?
*99
V*'
Sales for
the Week
38%
"
17%
.
27 74
Apr, 7
$ per share
*9874
'
99%
30
-
63%; 63%
io%
99%
—25
California
of
Steel
64
10%.
13 %,'
22
29%,- 30%
38%
*98%
17%
99 V#
61
*120%
38 V*
'-=•
22%
Sutherland Paper Co
37% Mar 23
Jan
34
Superior
17%
22%
*63%
v
...100
1
Feb
29
common—„___1
Mining
Superior Oil
42 y# Mar 16
108/4
36%
/ 12-
12
3
Feb
preferred
preferred series A—
Sunshine
27
38
11% Nov
5
Apr
4%fe
17%
22%
29 V#
2274,
.No par
4%%, preferred series B
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
v
15
12% Feb
9% Mar 30
4%%
4
Apr'
A
Sunray Oil Corp
4
.
1IV# Feb
Dec
8% Jun
2574
Apr
252
3
Class
9
Apr. 4 •
23% Apr
8% Mar 30
Dec
Jan
Sun Oil Co common. v_„!
21
25
Sep
••
14
*17V*
_20
Sunbeam Corp —;___^._____iNo par
Sun Chemical Corp common
1
$4.50 series A preferred
No par
*
1
62%. Mar 24
25 *
19
Jan
99V# Apr
41%
Feb
".27%
3
118% Jan
-
14% Jan
Dec
7%
Dec
21V* Sep
607a Dec
Jun
106%
15
17%
Jun
874 Aug
30% Jun
...
55 V* Feb
11% Dec
774 Mar
127
Oct
7,
10% Mar 23
20
122
Jun
1634
8% Jan
95% Jan
Mar
71
13
Oct
Sep
66%
Jan
15
45% Jan
Dec
9%
Feb
9
.
s
_No par
96
38%
31%
23% Mar 23
52
*14
99 %
13
Feb
14%
31%
16: <
17% Mar 16.»
Jan
14%
38%
20% Jan
Jun
14%
31%
Dec
6%
28
*98%
18% Bee
28%
28%
99%
common
27%
19%
Friday
Apr. 6
102%
*48
28%
31%
21%
90
49 %
28 V#
19%
38 V*
Feb
Jan
19%
49 %
31%
12%
4.
27%
*102
•
19%
*98%
*
$ per share
49%
*49
15
Inc
Jan
;
27%
102%'
*102
—100
& Co
%
15
,
38;
27%
■!
Thursday
$ per share
14%
14 V2
5
27%
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 5<
28 V#
28%
*1474
,
SALE
.
$ per share
1021*
19 %
49%
*28%
1
27 %
*102
19%
* 49
No par
preferred
(J
19%
50
Apr. 4
$ per share
102%
common
preferred
L
27%
*101%
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 3
$ per share
100
common
Spring
(The)
Bros
Stevens
3
of Ohio
Monday
Apr. 1
Sterling Drug Inc common
9
6
<
Oil
Co
Sterchi
.
7.
34 % Jan
Saturday
.
(1477)
RECORD
LOW AND
*
Par
convertible
Starrett
28
39% Feb
31% Mar 29
STOCK
preferred series A
Standard
1
36% Jan
.-
374 f*
1
Jan
33%
Standard
50% Mar
41% Aug
100
6
CHRONICLE
*
i«k
•
2
•
6
24'A
v
28
Apr
102% Feb
21
24t
Jan
-
YORK
1
STOCK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
4
Feb
.
NEW
Highest
$ per share
96% May
12
YORK
FINANCIAL
37%
6
1,800
37%
5%.
280
/
6
3,200
U
•39
Nov
46
i
1074
Feb
>
1974
Jun
3374
Jun
127* Apr
3174 Jan
4574 Dec
»
-
Jan
11%. Jan 20;
107
Jan
112
Aug
>94
Jan
96
Nov
96,
Jan
94
Aug
90V4 Jan,30/
8674
103
2574
Jun
3274 Sep
7374
Jun:
89%
48
Apr
30 74
Dec
5174
Jun
82% Jan
Feb
50'
367*
Jan
31V* Jan s
Dec
25 Va Jan
10974
Oct
106% Jan-
Oct
10 V*
Jun
147*
6174
Jan
19%
Feb
85% Oct
3174 Dec
103
Jun
474
Jun
2974
/
Jun
10674
■
Dec
Jan
40
Dec
24
25
JanV 9
1374 Jan
80,% Feb,-
3
13
3
7
374
Sep
3%
Dec
374 Jan;
374
Jun
974
Dec
874 Jan
X44 74
=
Oct
Dec
274 Mar 29
44% Jan
64% Jan
3
3
18 74
Jan
4
Mar
Mar
16
783A Mar
6
40'A Jan
13
46 Va Mar 28
53% Jan
13
61V* Mar
17 Va Feb
17
19% Mar 22
974 Mar
26%
Dec
1374 Sep
26 V* Jan
27
11% Mar 30
29
Feb
14 % Jan
Jun
26
Dec
17% Mar 30
24
19
Jun
25%
Dec
17
23 74 Jan
18%
Feb
30%
Dec
Mar
102%
Nov
Mar 30
27% Jan
100
25
Mar 18
12%
Jun
17%
Jan
x89 74
Jun
116%
Dec
110
Jan
23
Jan
187
Oct
175
674
43
Jun
May
15<
Jun
Jan
Mar 11
10
11%
17%
1774
U S & Foreign Securities
No par
No par
No par
20
100
2974
29 V*
103
15 V*
116%
188
U S Freight Co
U S
U S
U
9
4274 Mar 31
3
18
52%
Jan
72
Dec
For footnotes see page
Feb
4
Mar 28
83A Jan
9
3874 Mar 23
4974 Jan
10
8
69% Mar 21
22.
preferred
U S Industrial
147* Mar 31
15 74 Jan
Jun
preferred
Hoffman Machinery com
4'A%
25% Mar 20
28 Va Jan
38
Gypsum Co common
7%
2
10
Dec
72
Mar
3
45
5814
18%
'2674
1774
1
22
3
4614
4
11
73
16%
17%
4
S
Leather
Class
U
S
A
conv
Lines Co
common
preferred
common
4%%
preferred
Pipe & Foundry
U S Playing Card Co
U
S
103
15%
15 Va
11614
116%
*186
*9%
188
10
No par
41%
4274
1
16%
16V*
16Va
*53%
No par
23%
54%
2374
No par
13%
T4%
10
Co
10
*53%
24
13%
40%
100
Chemicals
Co
5
*8
20
39%
10
* 70
84
85
32%
3274
107% 10774
*7%
8
37% 38
1074,,
10%.
10%
1074
43
43
V*.
43 Va
43%
1,700,
12 V*
12%,
12 V*
12%
3,800
28%
29
28%
29
3,20(4
.
4474
44%
8%.,.
39%
71
1,800
45%
44%
113
113%
113.
102
*98
29,900
113.
*98
102
96%
96
*10474
105%
105%
170
^
97
*96:
8%
3874
*70
2674
374
4614
4.
1114
73
1674
45
5874
1874
2674
26%
3
46%
374
1074
70V2
16%
*4474
58%
18%
26.%,,
11%
1 7%
17%
29%
.
11%
1774
17%
2974,..,
103
1574
117
188
10
54%
24
14%
41%
1674
8%,
39
7074
1
2674
3%
4614
4
1074
71%
-
86
50
27%.,
27/
27%
4.700
87
X27 i
85%
87
2,600'
51%
52
51%
52
3274
32%
*32%
27%
28%
27%
108%
107
108
600
19,200
16%
16/
17
84=
85
31%
32%
31%
*106%
10774
*106%
500
32
2,200
7%
3874
'/••.i'
107%
39%
1
400
•'1
1
'
'
■
27
27=
27%
3
3
3'
3%
46%
3%
4
1074
11
7074
70
•'
•
6,300
'
v
27
46'A
10
■
7%
38%
8
*7%
38%
500"
21,100
108
s
85
1574
*83%
1,700
33%
28
46%
340
46%
4-
3%
42,400
11
11
70
100
900
14,500
-
2,000
70
100
1674
16%
1674
16%
16%
1,700
4574
5914
*4474
45%
45%
45%
300
58 Va
59 34
1874
18%
1874
18%
27,
27
27%
1874
27
1134
1774
1774
3014
104
15%.
*102
*15%
117
11774
*187% 189
*914
10
*53
53%
24
24%
12%
137s
40
4F
.16'A
*8
38%
*'< *
——
100
105%
:
26
11%
Jan
117'* Mar 23
84
32%
*10774 109%
774
7%
3774
3774
1774
29 Va
16
32 %
1714
102%
,
29%
445/a
,
*8314
1174
$4.50 1st preferred
4474
1074
43% ■
12Va,
*98
102
i
* 95% ^ 96
105V* 105V*
27%
27%
87
87%
51%
5174
3274
32%
26 %
27%
107% 107-V*
1574
1674
86%
8774
5174
51%
32% ^32%
26"%
27 74
*107 74 10874
1574.
10%4t
43*
12V*.
29
*112% 11374,
.
1
Theatres
; ;■
9574
96
*10474 105%
27 V*
27Va
1
of
17
54% Jan
1
18Va
1074
1074
43 Va./,; 43 74,
12%
12V*.
2874
2874
43 74 - 44%..
113V4.H3V*
*98,
102
/
interest
&
Certificates
24
4
1674 Oct
8% Apr
49% Jan
7 V* Jan
Mfrs Inc
Paramount
3
874 Jan
*45%., 46
58%
5874
Merch
4
Oct
74
1674
United
874 Jan
Dec
11
United
46% Jan
974
30%
'
4
3.
182% Jan
26'A
5
No par
Co.—
*72
16%
5
Engineering & Foundry
Fruit
11
374
4674
9
12
Sep
Jun
374
—.100
...
United Gas Corp.
Jan
Mar
*46
2674
31% Mar 23;
189
3
100
United Electric Coal Cos
105
12374 Mar
__
United
21/
Jan
Apr
preferred
■
52
1814
26%
1074
374
15%
Mar 31
52
10
Gas Improvement Co—13Va
57
17%
11%
,
Jan
6
Corp__No par
Corp
United
Dec
3274
*10874 110
774
774 '■
*3774
38
No par
10
No par
Co_r
Fastener
84
*32
Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
United
Dec
Carton Corp
preferred
77o
Jan
Dec
1974
*8374
..100
No par
preferred
&
10
(The) without dlv—1
United Dyewood Corp commons—1
2274
5574
common.
-No par
United
3
19% Mar
Inc
$3.50 convertible
.
6
-
Jun
Feb
No par
New
United
3.
12
Mar 29
preferred__50
of> America
Carbon
United-Carr
1
12
11
Lines
United Board
United
6
474 Mar 17
1974
94
$4.50
28; 1
,
Corp
4%%. preferred
42%
16
—25
common.—5
convertible preferred
100
United Biscuit
53 :
Mar 29
27% Apr
6
50
Aircraft
United Air
28
July
16
4non-cumulative
=
Mar 29
Feb
9 % Jan
47 Va
70
Mar 20
39% Apr
Dec
Jun
112
6
3
series.—.—No pai
United
28
Apr.
$4
Union Tank Car Co
5
Feb
Jan-17r
series
Preferred
25 /
Apr
40
$3-50
34 % Mar 20 v
25
Jun
1474 Aug
Jun
52% Feb
774 Mar 28
374
Preferred
2874 Apr
87
26
No par
No par
No par
series.
Unicn Pacific RR Co common.,—50
17
Jan
$3.70
Union Oil of California
25
34
28
2874
r 43 74
43 74
*1127* 11374
*98
102
.*9574
96
*10474 105%
2774
27%
8574
8674
5 1 72
51 74
*31%
32%
26%
26 74
*107V* 109
1574
15%
ser__No par
Preferred
89% Mar 16
33
4074
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50
% Mar 29
110
Jun
-
30,
No par
27% Jan : 5
3
Jan
3474
105
26
274
45
Jan
96% Mar 29
30 Va Jan
2974
•Union Bag & Paper Corp.
Union Carbide* & Carbon
45% Jan
96,
106 V2 Jan
974 Oct
38%
,
*'25% Feb 23.,-
Jan
27
(20Vp July
10474
Jan
30
10/
113% Mar 31
111Va.Feb/ 2
Jan
13 74 Jan
Udylite Corp (The)
,
110%, 107*
Underwood Corp-^-/-/-^-.il-JIo.paf"'.; - *4274. 43 74 '
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co_____5
1274
1274
16%
8%
3834
nhV4
2674
59%
59%
1174
11%;
1174
17%
1774
17%
1774';
1774
173/a
29%
30
104
15%
117
*187%
*9%
' 104%
15%
11774
189
9%
29%
*103
*15%
118
*187%
9%
*53
*53
12%.
1774
v
6,600
22,600
V".
13,000
8,700,
12,600
17%
7,700
30%
7,600
60
105
15%
900
118%
2,800
189
10
10
700
54
23%
2,800
13
13 V*
13 V*
13%
12,300
40
40%
39%'
40
V*
6.000
16 V*
16%
16%
1674
6,700
*8
8%
38%
4,400
2374
■8
38%
*71
23%
874
38%
73
23%
38%
*71
73
500
100
21
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1473)
NEW
Range Binee Jan. 1
Year 1949
S per
I per
share
t pe*
share
YORK
Saturday
Monday
Apr. 1
Par
share
SALE
Apr. 4
I per share
t per share
1950
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 5
Tuesday
■
Apr. 3
t per share
Monday, April 10,
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
I per share
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
FINANCIAL
&
t per
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 6
f per
share
the Week
Apr. 7
share
■Shares
$ per share
'
199s May
82
Apr
"
31% Aug
112 y4
Jun
30
Deo
29% Jan
24% Mar 27
93%
Not
nt)
Feu
20
43
Jan
37% JaD
3
126% Jan
97
IS
133
Jan,
4K%
Air
U
44% Feb
33% Mar 31
Oct
Oct
72
Mar
63% Apr
5
20%
Juil
2o%
LfcC
25% J<*n
u
129%
Jun
140%
Jan
4
142% Mar 28
18V2
Jan
22
38%
Jan
44%
139
Jan
Nov
21
Jan
Sep
41% Jan
5
2«
»
4%
Feb
6%
Nov
8%
Jun
11%
NOV
10% Feb
Apr
92
Deo
4
Jan
80
2%
Jun
Feb
11% Apr
100
4% Jan
0
16% Mar
8
5% Jan
Oct
24
12%
Jun
17%
Jan
15
3%
Feb
9%
Sep
4% Peb 11
19%
Jan
25%
Sep
22% Mar 13
Mar
170
Jun
Feb
12%
Dec
Jan
64
Deo
3
Jan
161
x25
131%
130%
131%
131%
131%
130%
50
convertible
4%
141%
141%
No par
21%
**4 '
preferre<i__25
2d
pfd—5
preferred
0
Universal
Universal Pictures Co Inc
4%%
34%
64 J/4
31%
31%
141%
11%
*92
21%
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
21%
44%
44
6%
6
*11%
ii'%
*92
94
35
141%
21%
11%
2,100
400
2'%
71,300
1,700
GOOD
1.800
FRIDAY
<'
44%
■-
11%
94
100
670
STOCK
32%
140%
142
<
63
34%
31%
*5%
V
6
131
*62
44%
21%
44%
6
94
34%
130%
10.900
43'A
150
,
6
900
11%
1,200
94
*92
4%
3%
3%
3%
*3%
3%
3%
3%
*24
25%
*24%
25%
*24%
25%
*24 %
25%
15%
*15%
3%
21%
n%
131%
63%
142%
*44
6
*92
3%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
403
5
5%
8,700
23
23%
600
5
*23
.
5
5
4%
23%
23%
172%
*170%
*23%
*170%
172 %
1
9%
9%
9%
100
*52%
53%
*52%
com
preferred
21%
n%
94
,*24
1
Laboratories Inc
9,200
97%?
25%
3%
;
27%
42%
34%
141 %
44%
0
42
64%
31%
142
21%
11%
*91
2
50
*97
32
34%
*64
31%
*44
6
11%
•
No par
convertible preferred
21%
44%
,
6
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com—No par
8% preferred
100
2
34%
64%
*140%
9
27
34
*64
30%
1
11% Feb
33%
64%
31 '/a
9
Jan
33%
*04
30%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
61% Jan
Mar 31
*130%
50
27
97%
41%
No par
non-c
97%
42%
United Wall Paper Inc common
170% Mar 18
16
Jan
9% Mar 30
53
United Stores $4.20
$6
11
27% Jan
27%
7
r
27%
.'
41%
United Stockyards Corp
26
Jan
7
Mar 30
3% Peb
Feb
43%
3
*97
41%
100
non-cumulative
27%
28%
*97
40%
preferred
7%
97
40%
com
U SLTobacco Co common
5
6% Mar 21
92% Mar 30
21
156
1%
27%
'
97
100
D 8 Steel Corp common..
21
22
Smelting Ref & Min
preferred
27%
97%
)%
1st preferred
non-cum
-26%
27%
.—10
7%
6
44% Apr
4
s% .ion
100
O S
32% Mar 23
68% Mar
28V/
__1
8%
133% Mar 2
40% Jan 20
33%
common.
Plywood Corp
3% %
10
€2
8
preferred series A—
U S Rubber Co common
3
Mar 13
4%
5
*23
23%
*170%
5
23%
170%
171%
23%
10
170%
53
*170%
172%
10
9%
5,300
53%
10
9%
9%
53%
10%
53
9%
*52%
10
53%
4,700
*52%.
It
17
Jun
25%
Apr
11 Va (>•• .V
26% Apr
*'
20
Jan
25
Oct
20% Jan
85% Mar
97
Dec
«
23'
3%%>. preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical
5
Jun
Jan
101
Jan
90% Mar 22
6% Jan 27
8% Jan
Jun
118
Jan
79
Jan
27
96% Jan
11
15%
Jan
20
Dee
18% Jan
18
22
113%
Jun
118
Feb
18
117
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
5% non-cumulative preferred—100
11
82%
33%
Oct
115
Jan
20
Jan
17
27% .Tan
2"
25% Apr
Jan
10
22% Feb
7
7
30% Feb
17
37
Feb
8
11"
30
Mar
1
11
34% Mar 28
!
J
23% Mar
30%
Api
28
30
Mar
32
Apr
31% Jan
45
Jun
60%
Jan
49% Mar 31
12
Jun
14%
Sep
13% Feb
7
25%
Jun
31%
Nov
30% Jan
17
May
105%
f
r
9%
25%
: y
25
25%
25%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*27%
28'A
28%
28%
13%
14
13%
14
25%
25%
25%
26%
1,100
•
800
*
3,100
10,000
■
*99%
103
*99%
103
*99%
102 %
*99'A
102%
103
*99%
101
101
101
101
101
*99%
102%
47
*46%
46%
48%
48%
*97%
9.9
*97%
99
103
100
10,600
9%
28%
*28
-
25
26%
9%
-
*46%.
*100
*100
5
common
.
•
7%
46%
'
V
*97%
7%
47%
47%
99
48%
*97%
99
140
2,400
99
*97%
•
1
.
No par
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
100
*85%
88
87%
88
88%
88%
*87%
88%
*87'A
88%
300
10
21%
21%
21
21%
20%
21%
20%
21%
21%
21%
16,900
...100
116%
116 Va
116%
116 Va
116%
115%
116
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4% pfd
Virginian Ry Co common—
6%. preferred
VJsking Corp (The)..
25
25
*20%
25
*28%
*33
33%
33%
33%
34
34
;r'Y
Vulcan
20
*29
29%
*28%
29%
••*28%
29%
•
20
*34%
35%
*34%
35%
*34%
35%
*49
51%
com
6% div partic preferred
Virginia Elec & Power Co
$5 preferred
Mar 23
31'A Mar
*
3
Ji.14 OaO
Jan
23%
Victor Chemical Works
Dec
Jun
24%
4
100
25%
24%
10
Jan
Apr
23%
Mar 28
91
33%
23%
Apr
x44 % Mar 15
Nov
23%
9%
2.50
49% Feb
Dec
28
14
100
Dec
47
Jan
13%
101.
98
Jun
23% July
13%.
•
2.50
Inc.
8
Jan
33%
32%
13%
Vick Chemical Co
J
Co
Co
10
97% Mar
85%
Jan
13%
6
12% Jan
Dec
13%
26% Apr
j'-n
14%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
2«
13%
26
28%
9
Feb
11%
23
14% Jan
10
3,
Uhu
25%
24%
28%
3
24% Feb 23
24%
era 9%
23%
28%
Norman
Raalte
NOV
Amerlca__No par
10
Van
Van
27
Jan
Vanadium Corp of
7
Jun
98
4
12
28% Mar
Nov
9
10% Jan
14
20% Feb
7%
20%
Detinning Co
preferred
1%
com
116%
7%
*
116 Va
20%
28%
V
20%
31
31
28%
28%
116
20%
31%
28%
31
20%
*30%
21 %
30%"
5
common
7%
28%
*
5,100
280
*20%
;
21%
21%
22
31%
31%
30%
30%
1,700
28%
-
29'A
28%
28%
1,800
*34%
370
800
36
35%
35%
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
*33%
35%
*33%
35%
52
*50
....;
W
101
21'A
Jun
6%
Jun
33
Oct
103
Jan
31
Jan
4
Jan
Jun
17%
Dec
,1fi
tqr>
Jun
101%
Deo
97
Jan
Jan
16%
Dec
j.^,%
18%
Jun
30%
Deo
29% Jan
17
9% Apr
16
9%
4
39 % Mar 20
%
x87 %
Xl2
10
Feb
105% Feb
13
7% Jan
6%
7
14% Jan
32
11
Dec
60% Mar
4
19% Feb
103
Wabash RR 4%%
Waldorf
4%
preferred
(Hiram)
Walworth
50%
51
*13%
14
14
14
*13%
14
*31
31%
31%
31%
100
*103
100
104
38% Peb
Warren
105'A
*104
100
105'A
37%
37%
8y«
8%
17 y«
17%
17."%
177/e
*102
102%
102%
102 %
102%
102%
5
14
14'A
13%
14%
14'A
14%
14'/a
14%
14%
14%
45.000
31%
32%
30
31%
31
32
31
31'A-
31%
31%
6,100
4,700
17%
No par
Jun
22 7A
Jan
14
18'A Jan
Jun
25%
Dec
24% Jan
28
26% Mar 24
Petroleum Corp
Washington Gas Light Co_
Jun
14%
Sep
xl3
Peb
27
15% Jan
Waukesha Motor Co
5
13%
16%
Feb
24%
Dec
x20
Mar 14
5
*20%
11%
Apr
17%
Nov
13% Apr
6
17% Mar 16
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co
3%
Jan
6%
Oct
5% Jan
J
6% Mar 15
13
Warren
28% Mar 23
1,600
8%
14
17%
3
*26
No par
5%
5
38 %
18
17%
38'A
9%
9
9%
9%
18
9%
102%
17,300
17%
17%
102% 102%
9,300
39
3,300
250
103
17
17%
16%
26%
26%
26%
*26%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
20%
20 %
*20'/»
20%
15
15%
147/a
15%
14%
14%
13%
14%
4,000
6%
6'A
6%
6%
6%
6Va
6'A
3,300
27%
28 Va
3,100
17%
21
15'A
15
-1
Inc
<
37%
38
•5%:
5%
17%
16%
16%
17
17%
*26%
26%
26%
2 6'A
13%
27
13'A
13%
13%
•20
*20
20%
400
600
20'A
Jan
24% Jan
July
84 %
Deo
83% Peb 28
85% Feb
8
16%
Jun
23 He
Jan
20% Jan
V
23% Jan
18
West Indies Sugar Corp
16%
Sep
22%
Oct
23% Peb
25
West
Kentucky Coal Co
14%
Jan
27% Feb
25
West
Penn
26%
26%
Feb
24
West
Penn
*112%
113
112%
112%
7
4.20%
Power 4%% pfd —100
100
preferred series B
113%
109% Feb
*108
109%
>108
109'A
*108%
109%
*108%
109 %
109%
109% Mar 24
4.10%
preferred series C—
100
*109%
109
s109
109%
*109
109%
*109
109%
-5
13%
13%
13%
com- No par
100
*46%
47%
*108'A
109%
100
..
109%
xl0%
78
Jun
27%
1,300
33%
11%
Tobacco
13%
30 %
8%
Foundry & Pipe
Webster
•104
104%
400
13%
?0%
36%
23%
11
30%
IZIIlOO
3
Jan
104%
52
14
31 Va
*13%
•
36%
Warner Bros Pictures
24
104
103
•50
31
V 8%
common
preferred
16% Jan
9
31
oar
——
jt«
15% Feb
50
—2.50
.No
G & W
Co
Baking Co
5% %
;
:
Walker
Ward
Apr
50
.No par
.No par
preferred-
System
Walgreen Co common
19 %
23'A Jan
6
13
107
Apr
115
NOV
111% Jan
18
104%
Sep
108%
Jan
108% Mar 24
108
Deo
107% Jan
13
101% May
25%
Deo
Apr
114
Peb
12%
Dec
17%
Jan
13% Jan
4
35%
Jun
50%
Deo
<6
Jan
2&
51
<
May
10o%
Jan
108
Jan
4
110
t
104
18
Jan
Feb
16
3
14
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
Electric Co
West Va
4%%
Pulp & Paper
preferred
Range for Previous
5
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
t per
8%
Dec
77/a Jan
13
41%
Dec
x39% Feb
16
16%
Deo
16
21
Sep
20
Jun
53% Jun
13
21%
May
Jun
20% May
98% Feb
21%
102
29%
71
Jun
Mar
Jan
9% Feb
Western
Air Lines
Western
21
Jan
3
35% Mar 22
28
Jan
3
34% Mar 29
Western
66% Jan
3
73
13
Jan
18
24% Mar 22
Deo
19% Jan
24% Mar 30
27% Feb
Dec
30% Jan
34% Mar 23
104
Aug
103% Jan
6
105% Feb
18
Jan
22% Feb
16
26 % Jan
6
Feb
20
6
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry_
Wheeling Steel Corp com
112
115
Apr
4
1ft
52
Apr
6
81
Jan
3
89
Feb
28
41
Feb
27
Dec
30% Jan
13
12%
Jun
16%
Dec
15Va Feb
8
Jan
32%
Dec
31
Jan
4
Feb
34
Dec
33% Jan
12
34% Mar 31
Dec
12% Feb
3
5% Jan
15
3
14% Feb
jan
Feb
20
X42%
Jun
57 %
Dec
55% Jan
5
8%
Jun
TVc
»%Jan
«
13% Jan
31
79%
Nov
77'A Jan
S
82
Feb
27
Jan
7
$5
White Dental Mfg
46%
46%
46%
700
109
109
Wisconsin
1
141
22
Jun
35
Nov
32% Jan
10
39
Mar 21
44
8ep
49% July
Jan
3
51
Feb
Jan
11
3
6%
Iron
(F
<9
9%
Dec
16% Mar 31
Feb
72
Oct
69% Jan
9
73
65
Jun
76
Nov
74
Jan
4
68
Feb
89
Dec
83
Mar 29
89
Jan
9
66
Feb
82
Dec
80
Jan
25
88
Mar
Oct
10% Feb
16
13% Jan
30 % Apr
11%
8%
Jun
18%
Feb
12%
19% Jun
46
46%
3.400
17%
17%
18
7.600
34
34
35
34
*33
34
34
72%
23 Va
34%
*71
22%
72%
Dec
27
Jan
13
Jan
10% Feb
10
39%
Jan
36% Mar 14
40
Jan
23
28%
Nov
26% Jan
4
31
Feb
9
53%
77%
Dec
72% Jan
13
11% Jan
3
Jun
10% Jun
20% July
3% Peb
dividend
14%
Jan
33%
Dec
31% Jan
13
4%
Oct
4% Jan
6
fln£ asked prices; 00 sales
y Ex-right*
*
12% Feb
6
Yale
23%
22
22%
22%
25%
25%
26
25%
26%
GOOD
34
34%
34
26'/a
34 %
25%
3374
33%
3* %
FRIDAY
103 %
1037/a
200
23%
1,200
104
104
103%
23
*110%
*103%
103%
23%
10
50%
51
51%
52
6,500
86 %■
85%
86
230
35%
34%
34%
35
35
35'A
35
35%
20
*34%
35
1674
17%
17
17%
17%
17%
17
17'A
17%
42%
43
41%
42 7A
41%
42
41%
42%
42%
43%
34%
34
34
13%
57A
13
*34
13%
1
5%
No par
51
12%
*80%
10
.11
34
13%
13%
5%
6%
57a
51
12%
81
*80 %
11
*21%
*141
34%
13'A
6
*50%
12%
*33%
13
5%
51
No par
com
series
*10%
21%
21%
143
*141
36%
36 %
50%
50%
*36%
50
51
51
12%
12%
81
16%
17%
17
*50 %
11
21%
10%
10%
21%
».-•
*141
21%
*141
141
10%
400
21%
3.600
142%
36
36
50%
50%
7.800
17%
4,600
17'A
/.'■ 17
17%
17%
17%
17%
71%
*70%
71%
71%
71 %
76%
76%
76%
77
77
83
83
83
70
87%
87%
87%
88
1.4C0
11%
11%
11%
11%
28%
28%
28%
76
No par
*82
84
*82
83
*82
83
88
88
11%
11 %
28%
29
No par
87%
87%
87%
88
5
11%
.11 Va
11%
11%
28%
23%
29%
!
*37
Young (L A) Spring & Wire.No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
*28%
29
83% Mar 23
15% Feb
Youngstown Steel Door
*82
38
11%
11%
11%
28%
29
29
29
79
80
v
79%
81
80
No par
13%
13% 1
13%
14
13%
14
—No par
TF%
67%
63%
6C%
64%
*5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*37
81%
reorganization
800
*70%
70
company's
10%
21'A
*
36%
76
for
11
21%
142%
50'A
70
filed
400
36%
*74
been
3 200
50 %
11%
has
13'/«
80%
50'A
36%
37
tin receivership, or petition
400
12%
80'A
50%
11%
Corp
50%
12%
51%
36%
75%
Zonite Products Ccrp—.
9,100
50%
70%
V
1 800
6%
37
*74
■
500
13%
57/a
50%
*70
28%
34%
13%
6
81%
*10%
21%
142%
100
25
*34
13%
6.800
12%
81 %
142%
34
:
8.100
-
*80%
13
81
100
Mfg Co
900
17%
1
37
*
115
86
11%
■
115
15,800
86'A
37%
on this day.
23%
■
8,700
Y
51%
convertible preferred
Radio
24%
115
8 800
22%
51
11%
Zenith
*
104
23%
*110%
115
*36%
24
1,200
•
33'A
1
Feb
CLOSED
25%
■<
50
6
1,300
EXCHANGE
72%
85'A
York Corp common
69% Mar 29
STOCK
34%
71
86
conv series
3
9
tt
51 Va
No par
pfd 4%%
Tcwne
34
34%
72%
86
No par
Wright Aeronautical
Wrigley <Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
4%%
34
34%
*71
49%
Common
&
34%
■
Vf
85
20
Prior preferred 4%%
3.400
45%
17%
49%
10
Prior
.Shares
9%
45%
22%
22%
10
24
12%
8%
49%
Co
27
30%
8%
85
Co
W)
27
Jun
8
874
the Week
t per share
18%
23
io
Feb
30% May
16% Jun
;
Sales for
Friday
Apr. 7
t per share
46
115
100
79% Feb
6
Apr. 6
t per share
17%
23
common
-
rl9% Feb
28
-
45%
Worthington Pump & Machinery
X59%
Thursday
Apr. 5
fper share
V
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 4
50
18%
*112
common
Elec Power Co
Wool worth
SALE
109
46
23
preferred
Woodward
HIGH
109
109%
45%
115
Wilson-Jones Co
139% Feb
AND
•109
No par
pfd series A
11
Nov
109
No par
Wilson & Co Inc common
25
3
140
,
Tuesday
9
23
__5
11% Jan
6
l97/a Jan
Jan
;
46%
*112
Wilcox Oil Co
conv
60
47
>/
l
$4.25 preferred-
230
:
109%
46%
100
(The S S)
Willys-Overland Motors
$4.50
*109
47
12.50
prior preference
conv
9 400
2.500
34
104%
22% Feb
L0%Jan
Dec
128
48
*103%
White Sewing Machine
Prior preference
7',a
50% Mar 30
100
26%
112%
■•(
13%
*70%
25%
preferred series B
26%
112%
26 Va
13%
*34
34'A
33%
3.80%
5,800
17%
72%
22%
19%
13%
I per share
34
25
1.500
19'A
13%
Apr. 3
...
33%
21%
Y
13%
Monday
18%
12%
com_
84 %
21%
20
26
26%
340
84%
21%
108%
46
34
84
13%
9
*33%
28
84
*46%
I per share
*71
27%
13%
J
Western Union Teleg class A_No
par
Air Brake
No par
White Motor Co
14%
21%
25%
113%
Saturday
Westinghouse Electric
44% Mar 27
Jun
13%
25%
113'A
17%
Westinghouse
17% Mar 15
.
4%
Jan
113%
*45%
100
Weston Electric Instrument
13
43% Feb
Jun
19%
9
100
Jan
18%
14%
20%
87%
—No par
com
24
Jan
10
Pacific RR
34%
Jan
Jun
20
100
Preferred series A
33
89%
70
20%
10
31
48%
7% May
19%
l
Jan
Jun
28%
Inc
Dec
32%
19%
Apr. 1
Auto Supply Co
19% Feb
3
24
Nov
Dec
*21%
'
Par
30
115
21%
Y
70%
26%
84%
21%
LOW
STOCK
46% Mar 24
July
237/g Mar
YORK
EXCHANGE
Western Maryland Ry com
4% non-cum 2nd preferred
3J%
27%
84%
22
25%
No par
t per share
share
Feb
Feb
NEW
Highest
32% May
8%
27%
34%
21%
STOCKS
Range 8fnee Jan. 1
Year 1949
Lowest
:■*;
84%
21%
19%
4
West Virginia Coal & Coke-
27'A
27 Va
85
21%
No par
1
corn-
27%
27%
85
2.50
com
$4 convertible preferred
;:Y
«
Deferred
70
210
900
30%
5.100
11%
11%
11%
3.400
38
38
38
300
28%
29
29%
29%
2,400
79%
81'A
80'A
82%
9.000
13%
14
14
14%
2,100
6C%
63%
65%
65
67%
38.700
5%
5%
5%
5%
1,900
-
,
delivery.
rCasb sale,
5%
s
Special sales,
wd When
distributed
c
Ex-
Volume
Number 4897
171
the
commercial
Bond Record
italic
letters
In
the
column
(1479)
New York Stock
«»
friday
The
chronicle
financial
"Interest
headed
Figures after
weekly
-
decimal
Period"
each
Indicate In
point represent
one
or
case
Exchange
yearly
more
32d
the
of
month
when
the
bonds
GOVERNMENT
Year 1949
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
103.28
Dec
103.28
Jan
108.13
Jan
Low
High
AND
'
Thursday
Low
High
High
Low
High
110.23 Mar
Treasury
Treasury
3s
1951-1958
*103
103.1
*103
*102.31
103.1
•102.31
1955-1960
*108.16
108.19
*108.16
108.19
*108.16
108.19
*108.16
108.19
*108.16
108.19
2%3
1951-1954
*102.6
102.8
*102.6
102.8
*102.5
102.7
*102.5
102.7
*102.5
102.7
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
2%»
1956-1959
*110.2
110.5
*110.1
110.4
*110
110.3
*110
110.2
•110
110.3
2%s
1958-1963
*111.28
111,31
*111.26
111.29
*111.25
111.28
*111.25
111.23
*111.25
111.28
2%s
1960-1965
*113.29
114
*113.27
113.30
*113.25
113.28
*113.25
113.28
•113.25
113.28
.-1950-1952
*100.24
100.26
*100.24
100.26
*100.23
100.25
*100.23
100.25
•100.23
100.25
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Yreu&ury
2 %»_
1952- 1954
*102.6
102.8
•102.6
102.8
*102.5
102.7
*102.5
102.7
•102.5
1956
110.23 Mar
102.31
Jan
102.31
Jan
104.9
Feb
104.9
Feb
102.1
Mar
103.8
July
104.15
Oct
103.8
Bonds ($)
High
103.1
2%s
Treasury
for
the Week
Apr. 7
Low
*
Sales
Friday
♦Apr. 6
Apr. 5
Low
High
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 4
Apr. 3
Apr. I
Low
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
EXCHANGE
Dec
108.13
BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
4
.
LOW
Range for Previous
mature.
point.
a
July
-
*103
102.2
103.2
102.7
*105.12
105.14
*105.13
105.15
*105.12
105.14
*105.11
105.13
*105.10
105.12
2%s_
1962- 1967
*104.7
104.9
♦104.7
104.9
*104.6
104.8
*104.4
104.6
*104
104.2
2%8_.
1963- 1968
*103.19
103.21
*103.18
103.20
*103.17
103.19
*103.16
103.18
•103.12
103.14
1964
1969
•1UJ.8
*103.5
103.5
♦102.30
103
2yas_.
:
2%s_
Jun
2
iJCC
1958
IOJ.IO
*103.7
103.9
103.7
*103.3
itfo*
•iitod
*103.1
103.3
*103.1
103.3
*102.31
103.1
*102.29
102.31
•
J
ii,2.25
STOCK
101.12
Feb
101.13
Jun
Treasury
2%a_
1965
1970
*100.30
103
*102.29
102.31
*102.27
102.29
*102.25
102.27
♦102.19
102.21
EXCHANGE
101.1
Feb
103.2
Aug
Treasury
2%S-
1Q««
1971'
*102.28
1' 2.30
*102.27
102.29
*102.25
102.27
*102.23
102.25
**•
100.18
Jan
103.19
Dec
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
2%s_
Jun
1967
1973
*102.4
102.6
•102.3
102.5
*102.2
102.4
*102
102.2
•101.30
2 Vaa
Ocp
l»u< •JLtf <2
*105.1
luo.3
*j.00.1
lUo.3
*105.1
105.3
*105.1
105.3
*16j.
Dec
1967 •1972
*102.4
102.6
*102.3
102.5
*102.2
102.4
*102
102.2
*101.30
102
Treasury
?%s_.
lost
■io*S
*102.7
102.9
*102.6
102.8
*102.6
102.8
*102.6
102.8
*102.5
102.7
Treasury
2%«_.
_ZZZZZZ_19S2
1955
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
2%a
100.28
Jun
103
102.10 Mar 18
Aug
102.30
Feb
105.4
100.13
Jan
102.30
Sep
102.18 Feb
100.17
Feb
101.3
Jun
102.23 Feb 24
102.15 Jan 31
Aug
_
-
2%S_
1954-1956
2%S—
"
.
CLOSED
1
;
102
GOOD
luo.3
FRIDAY
*101.28
101.30
*101.28
101.30
*101.28
101.30
*101.28
101.30
•101.28
101.30
*105
105.3
*104.29
105
*104.29
105
*104.29
105
•104.29
101.8
10T.8
Jan
105
101.18
Feb
Jan
9
103.9
Jan
101.18
1956-1959
*104.8
104.10
*104.9
104.11
*104.8
104.10
*104.7
104.9
•104.6
Jun
1959-1962
*101.31
102.1
*101.31
102.1
*101.30
102
*101.30
102
♦101.30
102
2 %S
Dec
1959-1962
*101.30
102
*101.30
102
*101.29
101.31
*101.29
101.31
•101.29
101.31
2s
Sep
1950-1952
*100.14
*100.14
100.15
*100.14
100.15
*100.14
100.15
♦100.13
Treasury
Treasury
1
2%«
Treasury
102.18 Feb
1
2s
1951-1953
*101.2
101.4
*101.2
101.4
*101.2
101.4
*101.2
101.4
*101.2
101.4
2s
1951-1955
*101.7
101.9
*101.6
101.8
*101.6
101.8
*101.6
101.8
•101.6
101.8
1952-1954
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Feb
2s
_Jun
2s
Dec
;
100.16
104.8
100.14
*101.1?
101.13
*101.12
101.14
*101.12
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*101.12
101-14
♦101.12
101.14
1952-1954
*101.20
101.22
*101.20
101.22
*101.20
101.22
*101.20
101.22
♦101.20
101.22
1953-1955
*103.8
103.11
*103.8
103.11
*103.8
103.11
*103.7
103.10
♦103.7
103.10
1960
2s
•1C0.8
100.10
*100.8
100.9
*100.7
100.8
*100.7
100.8
•100.7
100.8
*103.12
103.16
103.16
•103.10
103.14
1%S
International
Bank
i
for
;
Reconstruction ft Development
99.11
Jan
103.7
103.16 Dec
Feb
16
103.18 Jan
9
25-year 3s
103.11
1972
*103.14
103.18
103.11
*103.12
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1953
*100.28
101.4
*100.28
101.4
*100.28
101.4
*100.28
101.4
•100.28
*101
101.8
*101
101.8
*101
101.8
*101
101.8
♦100.23
101.4
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15
101.4
*100.20
*100.28
101.4
100.20
*100.12
100.20
*100.12
100.20
♦100.16
100.24
100.4
*100
100.12
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100.12
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100.12
*100.28
101.4
1955
*100.28
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1956
*100.12
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1957
*99.28
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1958
*99.4
99.12
*99.4
99.12
*99.8
99.20
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1959
*99.20
99.23
*99.20
9§.28
*98.24
99.4
98.16
101.4
*100.28
100.20
*100.12
100.4
*99.28
2s serials of *50 due Feb 15 1960
•Bid
and
asked price.
*98.4
98.12
*98.4
98.12
*97.20
97.28
*97.20
97.28
*97
No sales transacted this day.
Odd lot tra nsaction.
Thursday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Transit Unification
bond
FOR
*97.20
98
*97.24
98.4
*97.8
97.20
*97.8
97.20
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL
7
Bid ft Asked
Sold
Low
6
109 U
3%s series No.
35
103 %
108%
10
3%s series No.
110
11
12
13_
3%s series No. 14
3%s series No.
15
33As series No.
16
3%s series No.
17
33As series No.
18
3%s series No. 19
Foreign Securities
33As series No.
20
3%s series No. 21
3%s series No. 22
3%s series No.
23
33As series No. 24
33As series No. 25
Wertheim & Co.
REctor 2-2300
120
New
York
Stock
3%s series No. 26
Teletype
Exchange
Broadway, New York
NY
Last
3%s series No. 27
3%s series No. 28
1-1693
i..iur»uaj
-
3%s series No. 29
33As series No. 30—
sinking fund 5s 1957
Sinking fund gold 5s 1958
Sinking fund gold 6s 1950—
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bonds
Canada (Dominion of) 4s I960—
Range Since
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
No.
High
75
69%
76
67%
75%
63 %
65%
__
*71
75
66
71%
68
63 Va
71%
67
66 %
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70
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65
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67
67
71
71
—
71
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70
71%
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71
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103% 103%
—
—
104'A
101 Va
104'A
100% 100%
—
101%
103 Va 103%
1978-Jan-July
(City)
High
Bonds
*74
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
Brisbane
s
Bid ft Asked
•73%
June-Dec
June-Dec ;
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec.
June-Dec:
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec *
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
3%s series No. 9
Members
or
Sale Price
Low
3%s series No.
T elephone
,'
High
City
-June-Dec
Week's Range
Interest
Period
N D S
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. i
No.
High
B
Range Since
Issue—
Corporate Stock 1980
98.12
transaction.
3%a series No.
3%
99
•98
Thursday
Bonds
Thursday's
Low
New York
r
97.12
•98.20
*99.8
Week's Range
or
Sale Price
Registered
RANGE
a
*97 '
99.20
*98.24 *99.4
*98.4
97.16
*97.4
•99.8
98
'i *97.20
97.12
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1962
99.20
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98.16
*98.4
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1961
96.24 Mar 23
96.24 Mar 23
2,000
101.4
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1954
100%
101 %
.
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Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Colombia) —
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(Kingdom of Norway)
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75
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*75%
71%
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1968
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1945
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1945_Jan-July
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3s
s
f $ bonds
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Jan-July
1973
5s
(Commonwealth)
1958
June-Dec
1955
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—
-
55
52
„
52%
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2
54 %
47
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97%
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103% 103%
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35
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—■
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June-Dec
96%
96%
97
13
94'A
97
20-year 3%s 1967
June-Dec
94
94
94%
53
88%
94%
10-year 3%s 1956
•-
20-year 3V2s 1966
June-Dec
15-year 3%s 1962
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1955
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f
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s
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1957
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9
114%
81
60
April-Ocf
June-Dec
115%
1
85
75
95%
.
reduced
bonds of
June-Dec
1979
1944
April-Ocf
(Plan B)
3%s series No. 1
73
3%s series No. 2
AOs
assented
fund 6s 1960—
1960
:
sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
AOs assented
Feb 1961
—
ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan
May-Nov
April-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1961—Mar-Sepf
A 6s assented Sept 1961
Mar-Sepf
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1962
April-Ocf
AOs assented 1962
April-Ocf
sinking fund
6s Sept
June-Dec
53
60
73
76%
47
28%
31
48 %
46%
36%
4 6'A
33%
34
28%
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—
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33%
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28
34
33%
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34
—
34
Financial Institutions
foreign
60
76
securities
86
2
57*.
66
1
51%
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26
67%
76
CO
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86
6
66
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58
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74%
76
-
;
—
—
76
1
*71
June-Dec
3%s series No. 8
——June-Dec
71%
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65%
72
71
June-Dec
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'
71%
10
65%
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foreign SECURITIES SPECIALISTS
72
13
65%
72
*71%
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--
■
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50
Broad
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72
71%
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——
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—
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73
67%
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73
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34
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FIRM TRADING MARKETS
53
60
June-Dec
,
June-Dec
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40%
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34
*45%
—
1961—Jan-July
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35
39%
—
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for
103
*37%
81
4
60
"
3%s series No. 3
102'A
*58
(interest
A
1978
to 3.375%)
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64'/»
4
81
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951.
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11
.
85
B%
i\
107%
93%
55%
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86
—
102%
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81
101
6
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90
89%
*78
1979—.
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106
^..June-Dec
A
1952
to
1
1957
April-Ocf
(interest
„
due
Plan
21
(interest
A
1979
1927
to
3.375% )
pursuant
3.5%)
due
25
93%
85
__
April-Ocf
Plan
3.375% )
6y2s
(Central Ry)
reduced
1926
94'A
33
—
5 A7s assented 1942—
40%
101%
102% 102%
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
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8s 1954
Jan-July
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6AChile (Republic) external s f 7s 1942
May-No»
(interest
A
1978
to
pursuant
reduced to
8tampcd
Plan
to
pursuant
reduced
June-Dec
93%
115
..June-Dec
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98%
93%
Jan-July
sinking fund 7s 1955™
(U S of)
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A7s
6s
94'/a
106% 106%
93%
Feb-Aug
(Kingdom of)
97
35
40%
106% 107%
101
101%
—April-Ocf
1961
25-year 23As 1974
25-year 3'As
AExternal
46%
•
39%
96
46 %
— —
'
•
•
93%
46%
52
„
-
——
.
52
1945—Jan-July
7s
fund
*L5
——
Jan-July
*37%
/■
23
Monday, April 10, / 1950
i
(1480)
24
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 7
Week's Range
Thursday
Last
Interest
BONDS
or
Low
Chile
(Republic)
cont
vT
1993—June-Dec
32'/2
May-Nov
AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1962
1960
AChllean Consol Municipal 7s
A7s assented
1960
Colombia (Republic of)
of
1927
fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
lAColorabla Mortgage Bank 6%s 1947
April-Oct
S A Sinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
May-No®
J A Sinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Feb-Aug
'Copenhagen (City) 5s 1952
June-Dec
25-year gold 4%s 1953
May-Nov
ACosta Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951
May-No®
Cuba (Republic of) 4J/2s external 1977
June-Dec
3s ext sinking
(Dept
Cundinamarca
Stamped assented
extended to
External
4s
extl
Jan-June
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
gold 5%s 1955
8s extl
s
A Estonia
68-
26%
35%
40
44 y,
32%
37%
47
33 Va
28%
331/2
39
44%
33%
28%
35 %
*46%
36%
44
*33%
28% --,33
33%
*46%
—
33%
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'or
Thursday's
i
—
39
7
•5%
,
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5%
A7s
external
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loan
water
78%
84%
1
79 %
84%
46
46%
32
40%
46%
49 Va
*51%
47%
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47%
reduced
2.253)
to
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43%
771/2
90
'~»51%
14
89%
89
85%
26
72%
25%
36
19%
109
A7s
1976
1976
7s 1967
series B secured
A4
40%
50
17
99% p
99
•
99%
96%
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31
"85%
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49
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77
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63
76%;
55%
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15
—
'
1962
63
72
62
v*70%
56
62
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'
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76%
87
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71
67 %
73%
2
80
85 Va
67
73%
82
85
66
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1
70
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.
71
71
11
3
May-Nov
13%
1962.
May-Nov
13
13
13%
1^58—:
Jane-Dec
10
10
——June-Dec
7
7
external
conversion
Cauca
63
88
71
71
77
*—•
April-Ocf
*
7s
1958—
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-
63
53%
11%
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61%*
72
„
62
13%
95:
41
35
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1
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7
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9
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—
.—-May-Nov
1979_^_
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.*■•
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90
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18
95
82%
92
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1978—June-Dec
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3 %s external readjustment 1984.
Jan-July
/
Valle
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63
*53%
57%
Jan-July
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97%,
92 Vi
'
High
(Kingdom) —
external
assented
.
,
1968
(Prov Of)' external
%s
55
90%
60
*50%
Jan. 1
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57
*72
2004—Jan-July
3%-4-4%s (dollar bond of 1937)
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99
*.
*60
Sydney County Council 3'/2s 1957—
Jan-July
lAUruguay (Republic 1 external 8s 1946—Feb-Aug
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May-Nov
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1964
..May-Nov
114
35
40 Va
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27 %
*110% 113
loan
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87
25 y»
25%
85%
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47%
89%
,
No.
Mar-Sept
<
,
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(Interest reduced to 23) 2012
48%
*51%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1976
1
f dollar bonds Jan 1
(Republic of)
A6s
87
84%
High
*69
(Interest
..—Jan-July
1956
to
pursuant
(Interest
*83%
Range Since >'
Sold,^
59
Jan-July
Plan A
1999.—
to
pursuant
reduced to 2.53)
33%
4%
33%
33%
A8s external 1950
.
40
28%
*46%
—
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Bid Sc Asked
.
:
f dollar bonds Jan 1
s
33%
—
bonds Jan
f dollar
s
4.
(interest reduced to
1960
April-Oct
External gold 4%s 1962
Salvador (Republic of)
3%s extl
34 %
28%
Jan-July
-f ADenmark 20-year external 6s 1942
El
Last
Sale Price
.
(City of) 6 Vis 1952
April-Oct
ASao Paulo (City)
8s 1952—
—May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest /
reduced to 2.3753/)
2001
May-No®
A6yas extl secured sinking fund 1957—May-Nov
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reduced to 23) 2012
May -Nov
San Paulo (State of)—
•
8s
1936
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.53) 1999
Jan-July
46%
28%
of)—
30-year 3s sinking fund $ bonds 1978
Czechoslovakia (State) —
6% )
39
4
*46
April-Oct
Jan-July
1961
Jan
Period
.
—
1928 Oct 1961
A6s Of
A6s
5s 1951
(Hukuang Ry)
AChinese
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1962
5
*46
April-Oct
1961
46%
34%
*33%
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
—June-Dec
April-Oct
A81nking fund 6%s 1961
6%s assented 1961
AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1961
assented
Interest
.
High
32%
;■
34%
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1957
A 6s
High
.'.BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
46%
May-Hi ov
A6%s assented
assented
Low
No.
z
*'t
Jan. 1
34%
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6s 1963
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A6s
Range Since
Sold
ARome
^External sinking lund
ABs assented 1963
A Chile
Thursday
Bonds
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
•Period
New York Stock Exchange
92
86
92%
81%
;
91
86%
95
80%
8
81
80%
./,///.'*■•
(Dept of)
11%
A4%s
(City)
external 7s 1958—
assented
Feb-Aug
7
1953—,—-Fpb-Aug
10
1
6%
16
7%
Greek Government—
1964
May-No®
paid 1968
Feb-Aujf
Helsingfors (City) external 6%s 1960
April-Oct
Irish Free State extl sink fund 5s 1960—May-A'o®
A7s
11
part paid
A6s part
Italian
(Republic)
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f
s
30
9%
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9
62%
—
101 % 103%
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102
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—-.Mar-Sept
1977
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59
1
62
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37
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,
62
—
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52
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1968—Jan-July
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—-
1
-
•
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IA 4s
~4
June-Dec
10
1968—Jan-July
6
assented
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1963—Jan-JuZy
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April-Oct
(State) —
sinking fund 6V2S 1958..—_Mar-Sept
to
Plan
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2008
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s
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—
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external
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—
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1967
page
101%
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63%
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60
63
36
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Volume
171
Number 4897
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(1481)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
EANGE
Thursday
.
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BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
or
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BONDS
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171
Number
4397
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COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
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27
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RANGE
Thursday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh
Cine
Chicago & St
,
Louis
Last
Period
,
or
Sale Price
mortgage 5s series A
1070
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1975—
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series
A
1958
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1959
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99%
91%.
A 62%
93%
126
63'A
249
62%
12
118i/2
22
99i/2
32
1051/4
10b
Si-
103%
104%
Oil
Jan
83%
June-Dec
91
94%
Walker
66%
debentures
27/8s
98%
66
Southern
Ry
Pacific
—
23/4S
4y2s
(Oregon
4y2s
1994
Gold
4%s
Lines)
A
u
San Fran Term
1st mtge
Pacific
RR
103
100
3%s
101%
109
110%
103
103%
104'A
105
102'A
103%
103
105
16
103 % 103 %
103'/«
6
96%
2
96%
96
97
»A
102%
*99 Vs
April-Oct
*98%
99%
92
15
92
98%
98'A
99%
103%
96%
*103
May-Nov
—Jan-July
"X*,'
3
981/4
*104%
77
M
98%
A 1975 -June-Dec
Aa/A:1/?
92%
96
„May-Nov
103%
31
59
i
*100
99%
90
92
5
102%
-I Hi'
—Jan-July
106
105
102%
103%
105
105
40
114%
130%
103
103%
106
126% 129
*104
105
*99 "
April-Oct
103%
88%
V
■
89
5
•/
ser
10
1973 April-Oct
C
104% 104 %
5
103%
•>.3
73%
79
70
71
100
100
1981—
77%
,2
100%
'3
77%
2%s
1974
4s
I
series
3y2s
1
99%
A; A 63
2%s
and
■92%
106'/b
105%
106
107 y2
5s
27
57
60
45
55%
.103% 103%
56
101%
1041/a
105'/a 105'/a
103% *
3
104'A
105%
105%
96%
&
first
Co
SAFirst
103%
93
S
A
90%
95
-w—"'J* "
,*1017/8
V
88 %
89 % 3
First
Public
85
91%
102%
297
1
101%
102% 103
7
102
103
103
7
102%
103
111%
101%
103
103
,
..
103
103'A
115%
114%
*-115% 116'A
Power
Jan-July
2%s
3'As
77 3 4
41
45
36
f
74
44%
.
.
..
78%
41
76
45
77 '/a
,
4 6'/a
'
99%
100'/a
107 Vb
107%
991%
*99'-'2 100'/«
—June-Dec
1976
77'A
■
•
100%
—Mar-Sept
1979—
2%s
Service
77%
Jan-July
first 4s 1936—May-Nov
term
deposit—
of
Electric
mortgage
99%' 100%
101%
106%
110'/a 111
111
Jan-July
1949
deposit-—
4s
of
div and
Certificates
1960
4s
14
43
89%
*101'/+ 101%
—Mar-sepi
Jan-JuZp
April-Oct
1958
100%
Ry—
general
Wisconsin
first
3s
3
100'/8 100%
100%
—•—Jan-Jw/v
1973
102%
100
PM''
100
100
,
101%
f.
■!
*
60
*106%
1971—L—Jan-July
.96%
114
mortgage
B
ACertil'icates
§ASu & Du
95%
87%
-8
,
debentures
-
iU
Mar-Sept
,
3'As series C 1970
mortgage 3'As series D 1967
fWisconsin Central
97 A
1
1971
convertible
I
:
May-Noc
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
—
64%
64 3 8
58%
"
1950
106%
105%
63%
C4%
o
103%
.'.A 7
4y2s
estate
May
2014—
<
103
5
108'A 106%
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992-^Mar-Sepf
98%
100'/a
A'".
.
real
debentures
First
103
89
«>an
25-year
Wilson
227
94%
A
Wheeling Steel
2,041
96
income
Telegraph Co—
gold 5s 1951
—
1960
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
103%
95
4V2s
Pacific
53
102 /a
104 Vz
10
1C5% 105%
i—-Jan-ju.y
:
91
101
105%
102 a'a
*105% 1031/4
Jan-July
guaianleed 2361—
102%
101
*105% 105%
May-Nov
Jan-July
1966
79%
101 %
50%
55
102
Ltg 5s stamped
3Vis
81
73
99%
89
1976—May-Nov
3y»s
gtd gold
Maryland first mortgage 4s 1952_April-Oci
mtge 4%s-4s series A 1969
Apr-OcZ
30-year
83
51
97%
104%
102
*102'A
*53
Union
5
105
77
7
91/4
101
100 % 100%
*101
Funding
102
104
I
;
88 'A99
-May-Nov
debentures
registered 2361
Gen
107 A
100%
103%
95%
•
*105
129
3V2s 2000—Feb-Aup
Western
99%
124 A
6
—
88%
88%
105
2
102% 102%
102%
Western
103 %
98%
124
94%
Jan-July
—Jan-July
*100%
*106% 107%
W 2%s debs 19bb—May-No«
ref
Power
Wisconsin
--
1958
5s
&
Penn
66
,t
36
98%
101% 103%
vCA-I;';:.
1955. _Feb-Aug
1979- June-Dec
Electric
4s
93%
66
77
A:95%
i
A
•
99% 101
97
series
April-Or-t
conv
Western
■
100%
4s
1963
G
Penn
99'/a
*123% 125
'
7—:
gtd
mtge 2%s ser G
West
8-%
106% 100%
—Apr-Oct
ser
101%
—
102 y4102 v*
Feb-Aug
1976
debentures
West
101%
751%
*100% 101%
_Mar-Sept
1960
Co—
96
4
*103% 103%
series A 1970—Feb-Aug
gtd 1950
June-Dec
mortgage 3%s 1967—
Jan-July
mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
General
266
103
98%
'■'■■--'.I'
—May-Nov
—
debentures
32%
92
96
•.
first
Winston-Salem
1977
,
1981
convertible
Southern
April-Ocf
--Jan- July
1969
3s
I
—
88%
Co—
First
Gold
;
series B
West Shcre first
98%
53%
Co
RR
2.65s
1987—
Indiana
21%
*109
1970—June-Dec
income series A Jan
4s
Westchester
—A'
98%
-
>
—Jan-July
—Feb-Aug '
1985
debentures
Southern
69'A
52
476
Power
Washington Terminal
103%
127%
4
98%
*102%
—'
1941_Feb-Aup
—Jan-July
1979-
debentures
debs
1967
&
(Hiram)
Waiworth
120
,127
—
;[ 98%
—
1971—ApriZ-Oct
.
23/4S
—
100% 100%
: 80%
83%
—
2016-.—May
1966—
debentures
103%
238
*104 y2
April
mtge income 4'/as series B Jan 1991
April
.mortgage 3%s series B 1971— _r_Feb-Aug
General
II-1
*126%
.-June-Dec
3s
105% 105 JJ
*103
198.9—May-Now
Corp coll trust 7s
debentures 1965—
2%s
105%
—April-Ocf
t§ASilesian-Amer
Skelly
119
103'/4 103%
June-Dec
2y2s
103'/s
69%
*101%
iund
3s
mtge
Gen
1968_June-Dec
1974
Oil
Mar-Sept
Wabash RR Co—
Warren
1996—___Jan-July
& Sons 2y2s
;
131'/2
28'/a
'
96
3%s debentures 1959—Mar-Sept
consolidated
First
119
1990—Jan-July
gtd 4s
A
101
106
W
75
Co—
series
2%s
1995
First lien and ref mtge 3y«s
71
72
1989_Jan-July
1971
4V2s series A
debentures
Union
RR
4s
mtge
Seagram (Jos E.)
3s
B
1961
104%
70
75
May-Woe
gold 4s
cons
England 1st
Line
mortgage
AGeneral
Shell
1989
3y8s
99
128%
103%
—
66
26
May-Nov
consol
sinking
Electric
Virginian Ry
10%
75
63
Depot
debs
debentures
convertible
First
8%
70
Jan-July
gold 5s series A
Duluth
&
Seaboard
First
ref
*103%,
68
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003— _Jan-July
107%
7%
»•
-
75
1955_Jan-July
lnc bond certificates Nov
4s
General
,
105%
70
93
certificates
8
28
series B 1957— .May-Nov
Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975_. Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978_. Mar-Sept
e—
*8%
A
Jan-July
1997
RR
Consol
Virginia
Louis-Southwestern
First
June-Deo
1976
debentures
3%s
4>106% 107%
—Jan-July
1941
4y2s series A Jan 2022—May
Ry—
mtge inc
104'/2
Ry Co—
series A
1974
1968
First and refund
—_
5s
16
*105% 105%
Refunding mortgage 2y2s series C 1991-Mar-Sept
Co of America 2%s 1960
April-Oct
__
*106%
gold 5s 1996—Jan-July
.April-Oct
1996—
Mt &
mortgage
ASecond
St
6s
1985_Jan-July
qqa/.
131% 1311/2
131%
102%
93
*1201/8
Mar-Sepf
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
St.
E
ser
3%s
2%s
Corp
debentures
27/8s
Vandalla
93
,105% 1051/4
1967_ .Mar-Sepf
1969— -Mar-Sept
1949
stamped
qq n/.
-June-Dec
United Biscuit
1977- -Mar-Sept
3%s
4y2s
101%
101%
RR—
1511/8
225
Corp—
mortgage
RR
106%
100%
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
California
of
222
Jan-July
General
t ARut-Canadian
105
105%
'■T
General
JSARutland
126
104
Pacific—
and
ref
debentures
*10.4% 105 %
1979-June-Dec
1964
I
119%
2
U
R
Gas
2
*101
__
Co of Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975—ApriZ-Oct
First
104%
*221
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995- May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
_April-Ocf
Rochester
3%s
M
C
2000
105
2%s
Oats
126
26
1990_ApnZ-Oct
5s
Orleans
New
Universal Pictures
Quaker
series
3%s
gold
Pacific-Missouri
*105% 106
June-Dec
1972—May-Nov
mortgage 2%s
M
1970_AprfZ-Oct
105%
II
106% 106'%
2037—Jan-JuZy
3s
High
105% 108%
Union Electric
1968-Jan-July
5s
8s
mortgage
126
105%
.—-.May-Nov
series B
31/4S
first
Tri-Contlnental
104%
105
.
101%
May-Noo
mortgage
refund
Pacific
RR
1985-
tThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s i960-'—Jan-July
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
-
3V4S
M
&
Texas
108
99% 100%
|
5
106
Co—
mortgage
Jan. i
Low
*107
Jan-July
May-Nov
1963
refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
refund
General
3s
and
and
and
Texas
Tol
100
No.
High
Range Since
Orleans RR—
New
&
First
93
1
95%
Feb-Aup
Gas
Texas
I-"
' I_
Jan-July
Sold
'104%'104%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
lmpt M 4s series C 2019
and
impt 2%s series D
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Term
1964__Jan-July
19eo
1983
&
*94%
June-Dec
Bonds
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
of St Louis—
Assn
Refund and
Refund
First
94
*111
June-Dec
debentures
mtge
Terminal RR
88
101%
,
101
101 y2
*94%
Feb-Aug
1977
Public Service Electric
3s
107%
4
"
'
1962—
First mortgage 2%s 1984
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
First
103 V2
94
'•
I960—_,_ApriZ-Oct
Asntabuia
a
series
general 5s series C 1974
general 4%s series D 1977
First
11
88
*101
II
or
108%
102
June-Dec
4%s series
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
,
II
Interest
Period
Exchange
High
103 %
103
April-Oct
First mortgage
First mortgage
Pittsburgh
Low
„
West Virginia Ry—
<&
New York Stock
17
88
Jan-July
Pittsburgh Steel 1st mortgage 4y«s 1958
Pittsburgh
No.
*101
r
__
.
19eo
7
BONDS
Jan. 1
106% 107
II
II
Plttsourgn Consolidation Coai—
APRIL
Range Since
Sold
108 y8103%
3%s series £ 197&——April-Oct
1st mtge 3%s
1964—May-lVou
Chem
&
ENDED
ThursdayBonds
LotDj^ High
General
Pittsb
Range
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
RR—
General
FOR WEEK
Week's
120%
—Jan-July
115%
and general 4s series A 1956—
-April-Oct
Devel and' general 6s series A 1956—_
-April-Oct
Devel and general 6y2s series A 1956—.
-April-Oct
95%
104%
104% 105
15
103
106
106
105% 106%
31/
105%
109 /
Memphis
108
108
105%
108
Dcvel
St
Louis
Div
Div
outhwestern
3y8s
first
first
Bell
gold
gold 4s
23/4S
Tel
debentures
H —Jan-July
1996
5s
1951
— —_
114% 115%
A
101 %
—Jan-July
'
debs
1983
1985— _Aprll-Ocf
;
(
"
—
.
'•*
'
—May-Nov
94
?0
95%
103
\
.
92%
70
3
•
101% 101%
102%
'."5
.
Yonkers Electric
—
Deferred
102
103%
included
107
not
included
the
51%
52%
——April
--Feb-Aug
97%
—Jan-July
"I'wW-
—Jan-July
•.
•'
debentures
..May-Nov
'
.
'£■*>"■ '■
iiL
—Jan-July
2%s
52%
•
'.
v.-:'1
A
•
977/8
*99%
103 %
97%
25
105
in
delivery
the
in
sale
year's
range,
the
not
n
year's range,
y
not
sale
Ex-coupon.
A v
iI
"
receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 01
companies.
sales being transacted during current week.
SNegotiability impaired by maturity.
as being in bankruptcy,
tCompanies reported
;
98%
102%
103%
*Thursday's bid and
asked prices;
no
;
'
A
—
101%
■
.
'i
i <*,'
'
•
102
104
2
ABonds
'
101'A
104% 104%
•
52%
7
29
„
102% 102%
*101
40
.8
103% 103%
e Odd-lot sale
range,
r Cash
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such
a
:
—May-Nov
included in the year's range.
d-Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule sale not included In the year's
101%
106%
—
100%
»—
Light & Power 25/8s 1976-Jan-July
102
■"
*107
96
104 %
bination of
flat.
selling
UThese issues
were
sales
all
on
,
,
This
previously listed on the Curb Exchange.
both Exchanges.
1950 year's range is a com¬
"
'
'■
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
r
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete record of the transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning Saturday, April 1,
ending the current Thursday, April 6. (Friday, April 7, being Good Friday, and a Holiday on the Exchange). It is compiled from the reports of the Curb
Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether stock or bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
and
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS—
New York Curb
Week's
Last
Range
V
■
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
ACF-Brill
Motors
warrants
u
Lore
1R,.1t./ '
Alloys
Acme Wire Co common
10
Ww
1
Acme Aluminum
Adam
Aero
Hat
Stores
Inc
Supply Manufacturing-
Ainsworth
_
.
Air
Manufacturing
Associates Inc
common.
(N Ji
Air-Way Electric Appliance
For
footnotes see
page 31.
1
»
1%
100
1 %
.
3
Jan
23%
50
4%
700
2%
2,100
21
1% Mar
■w\.
"
•'.»
4
Jan
Jan
23%
Jan
4'/8 Mar
5%
2%
Jan
Jan
10%
—3
10%
10%
8
9%
8
9%
9%
1,700
100
3,200
-50
Alabama Great Southern
Alaska
Alles
Airlines
preferred—. .100
&
Fisher
Inc
Allied
10% Apr
7*'d Jan
7%
Jan
12
Jan
Altes
International
Allied
Feb
Products
—
common
'
'
-A
1
for Week
Shares
Low
89
100%
88%
Range Since January 1
High
Lo w
High
20
Jan
89
Mar
50
89
100 'A 100%
P0
99%
Jan
102
Feb
5% Mar
4%
100
5%
Apr
Jan
100
4%'
Jan
3%
4%
4
16%
Jan
18%
Feb
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
6
Jan
3.400
Jan
1%
'
Range
of Pi ices
Par
Alabama Power 4.20%
Sal^s
Week's
Last
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
High
Jan
600
•
5
7
Thursday
Low
3%
2
»
Range Since January 1
High
4%
f
♦-
*
APRIL
STOCKS
Share#
23%
~
2'/a
*
1%
-
-
.
ENDED
for Week
3%
■
3%
—1
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores.
of Price#
-.
Sales
FOR WEEK
—
1
5%
—I
5%
Investing Corp. —1
(Mich)
common—. —5
18
18
18
"
8%
9% Mar
Brewing Co
Altofer
Bros
common..
1
5%
5%
6
Va
1,000
5%
5%
50
5% Mar
5
%
4
Apr
Jan
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1484)
28
Range
Low
Par
Aluminum
Co of America common
Aluminum
99%
6%
50
*
Aluminium Ltd common
49%
49%
49%
Amer AIf Filter
5%
14%
18
American
Book Co_,
IV,
Jan
6
Mar
2,000
45%
14%
300
13%
u
2,700
1%
%
—1
Beverage common
American
14%
-1
pfd
conv
American Bantam Car Co class A
Jan
24%
• "
common
Jan
96 V2
500
~6%
99
preferred
100
Manufacturing—*
Industries
51V2
4,400
1,300
u
I
Feb
Jan
101% Mar
26
•
Mar
76%
Feb
v
50% Mar
Casco
Products
Mar
Castle
(A M)
15
1%
3.50%
Jan
00
900
9%
9%
9%
1
B
4% %
9% Mar
$2 convertible
1
American Hard
Rubber Co
Laundry
Manufacturing Co com
American
Maracaibo Co
Machine
American
Anchor
250
10%
19%
300
19 V,
Apr
21V2
16
Apr
18 y*
Jan
4%
63,800
3%
Feb
15%
500
13%
Jan
15
15%
55%
56%
36%
47
50
Jan
34%
1,300
36%
56%
Jan
4%
27%
17S
26'A Mar
31
Feb
27%
800
26
Jan
31
Feb
35%
33 Va
36%
12,500
21V,
Feb
5%
400
3%
Jan
5
"u
Writing Paper common—
Products
6%
^800
7
Mar
5%
5%
500
5% Mar
6%
Jan
6%
300
6%
Apr
7%
Jan
12%
400
12%
Jan
13%
Feb
Club Aluminum Products Co
~6%
12%
12%
3%
Jan
Jan
6
,
-
1,800
2%
Feb
6%
Jan
111% 112%
90
109 %
Jan
J
1
LOO
100
City
.
7%
Claude
"4
1,500
3%
Jan
•
11
11
11'A
4,400
10%
Jan
12'A
*
•
11%
11%
11%
11,800
10%
Jan
12 Va
10%
10%
3,900
10%
Feb
11
Jan
300
8%
Jan
11%
5,600
x21%
Feb
23%
Apr
24'A
23%
24'A
900
23% Mar
25 V*
Feb
12
11%
12'/a
2,300
•-
*
Asplnook (The) Corp
Associated Electric
American
dep
Atlas
Corp
rets
Line
6%
£1
£1
reg
Co
"%
"%
200
51
51%
50
2%
2%
1,800
50%
'.1,
51%
100
2%
.50
50
"5%
warrants
Plywood Corp
Automatic Steel
Jan
Products Inc
_•
*
\
5
Is
'''
+»*+
Cook
6%
Feb
8%
Jan
Coro
Jan
Corroon
Apr
Jan
6% Mar
16% Mar
22
Jan
$1
900
10%
13%
Feb
Cosden
12%
Feb
14 %
37'A
30
4%
4,800
6%
100
Feb
7%
Jan
Feb
3% Mar
38%
Jan
3% Jan
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
Feb
9% Mar
11%
Jan
200
63
18%
60'A Mar
64%
Jan
18%
100
17%
Jan
19
Feb
8%
9
500
7%
Jan
10
Feb
£'A
8%
900
7%
Jan
8%
ii
%
1
3,600
%
Feb
1%
Jan
70%
75
28,500
65%
Feb
78%
Jan
75
16'A
16'A
400
xl5%
14%
14%
600
12%
Jan
15 Va
15%
600
15% Mar
5%
4'A
5'A
54,000
4
3%
4%
132,300
16%
Feb
lt°,4
15%
16'A
v
Jan
Jan
14% Mar
Jan
17
2%
27
25%
27 Va
1,500
6 Va
6 V,
300
6'/a
Jan
5%
1%
Jan
4% Mar
6%
-
Jan
8% Mar
25%
Apr
31
Apr
Jan
Mar
8
Jan
13% Mar
14
Jan
6
6%
Feb
Jan
6%
Feb
Jan
5% Mar
50%
5%
Jan
6
1,700
4'A
5%
300
4%
50
•
-
50%
3,800
7'%
7
7%
43%
i°'A
100
5%
5%
6
5 Va
~6
4,900
43'%
250
42%
10 Ve
10%
39%
50%
400
Apr
7%
Jan
6%,Jan
Apr
45% Mar
r;
33%
Jan
9%
Jan
11
69%
Jan
77% Mar
/ Jan
Jan
116
104'A
13,
4%
79%
80%
Jan
108
500
12%
Jan
4%
2,000
4%
Jan
3
—
3
.
19
'
1
Mar
88"%
Jan
3% Mar
2% Mar
100
600
l'/a
20
1%
Mar
13%
4,700
Jan
20
Jan
32
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
7%
16%
Jan
5%
Jan
3,100
9%
9%
10%
2.000
9%
IV,
IV,
1,600
16%
convertible preferred
50
17
9
14,700
44%
46
A Jan
400
8%
8%
1
Feb
17% Mar
Mar
9
'
47% Mar
34% Jan
650
46
Jan
11%
%
*
common
Apr
Apr
%
7'/a
1
Jan,
%
%
•
Feb
5
.„
30
19%
Jan
14%
78% Mar
1,700
3
l1
—
81
Feb
Mar
13%
113%
13%
•
26
25% Mar
*
Petroleum
21%
Feb
9
5c
Reynolds common
Jan
37
*
preferred class A
5%
750
6%
•
Inc
400
700
7'A
18
18'A
8%
1
Paint & Varnish Co
&
15%
62
-0
1
Machine Co—1
Continental Foundry &
9
21% Feb
100
Cornucopia Gold Mines.
8
Jan
4 Va
Royalty Oil
Jan
5
14%
—
20
Consolidated
6'A
100
Jan
375
8%
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
17%
400
Mar
142%
17%
37'A
Mining 6c Smelting Ltd—5
Jan
5
1,900
5'/a
11%
12%
.-3
Jan
Feb
173
1,090
16 Va
4
Consolidated
Apr
Feb
8'A
17
3%
51%
22
100
Gas Utilities
Jan
Jan
•
preferred series C
95% Mar
14%
Pwr Bait com..•
15 V# Mar
17,400
7
''
17
Apr
6c
10%
Jan
2,750
6%
*
Lt
85 % Mar
Apr
18'A
"4%
1
Consolidated Liquidating Corp
Jan
Jan
2%
700
3%
25
series B preferred
4 Va %
Jan
Jan
44
8%
'
.25
25
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common—
5%
16'A
IS
67 %
% Mar
41%
5
1
Automatic Voting Machine
Avery (B F) & Sons common
6% preferred
5%'
15%
15%
,1
-1
Feb
8%
7
25
common
Consolidated
Feb
17
17%
1
Gas Elec
New
12 % Mar
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
167 % 172%
1
Vtc ext to 1956
4'/o
Laundries of America
•
Associated Tel & Tel class A—-——•
_•
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
II
Atlas
9%
81%
ordinary
Manufacturing Co
Consol
Industries—
Associated
Atlantic Coast
10
20
84
6
Community Public Service—
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Jan
23%
•
preferred
conv
Jan
10
22%
115% 115%
:
'''
Jan
•
Commodore Hotel Inc
116% Mar
114%
10
23 %
•
Equipment Corp
Ashland Oil & Refining Co—_—;
Colt's
Jan
1
1
:50
2.50
Aro
$1,20
>,
4
4
Jan
4%
—
•
common
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
Jan
10%
'lO
10
W
Co
Colon Development
4% Mar
.A
1
4.——
Gas
Jan
7%
1,600
.
1
—1
Inc common—
Colonial Airlines
Jan
common
———
Natural
Manufacturing <po
Neon
Cockshutt Plow
Jan
Common class A non-voting
6% preferred
Arkansas Power & Light $7
pfd
Argus Inc
Arkansas
& Suburban Homes
Controller Co——,
Clark
3% Mar
112
26'A
5%
8%
171
—5
10
1
City Auto Stamping
Mar
4% Mar
Clarostat
3%
3%
133.
Jan
22% Mar
5%
17%
-1
TO
Clayton 6c Lambert Manufacturing
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
6%
-1
1
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%% pfd
Yi Feb
6%
~6%
-5
Jan
4%
300
5%
94
10
4
*
*
common
■4i.
£1
£1
Angostura-Wupperman
Service
Cities
%
1
Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
common
4%
116%
2
common
Apr
5% Mar
Jan
%
13,800
Corp
%
•
..5
6%
100
84
1
2.50
10
5
America
of
4%
10c
preferred
36%
Jan
3% Mar
23'%
cc
100
10
2
10
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough Manufacturing com
Chicago Rivet & Machine:
Chicago & Southern Air Lines
Voting trust certificates
Chief Consolidated Mining
Apr
37% Mar
27
5%
22%
5%
—100
100
pfd opt div series 1929
Charls
56%
26%
preferred opt div series
Cessna Aircraft Co common
Apr
27
preferred
Chamberlin Co
16% Mar
27%
5
'
1
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
Jan
300
2
common
5%
Angerman Co Inc
Anglo-Iranian Oil
11%
10
preferred
Post
Jan
•
Superpower Corp common
Thread
41% Mar
13%
23%
'
l'/a Mar
100
300
"5%
.
5
100
Conv
36 V2 Mar
Jan
•
.
series
Apr
39
16%
3%
25
Chem class A
6c
American Republics
American Seal-Kap
$6
pfd
33%
IV, Mar
"5%
,
pfd
100
Elec 6% preferred—100
Conv
Jan
19 Va
4%
2
7%
Feb
2%
Jan
Jan
ll'/e
.*
Natural Gas Co 6%
American
25
115
2
16
1
Class E
Amer
150
41%
19 V,
20
Products common
American Potash
34%
41%
25
American Meter Co__
American
33%
41%
2
25
American
American
American Metal
1,900
33 %
1
preferred
preferred
$2.50 convertible
110% Mar
75
2%
2 Va
High
/'*
preferred
SCentrat States
110% 110%
100
10c
preferred—
Low
Central Power & Light i%
American Gas 6c Electric—
American General Corp common
Range Since January 1
'
—
10
1
& Co
Share*
High
i
.
common
Ohio Steel Products
Central
Low
*
—
America
Maine Power Co—
Central
Jan
Mar
83
;•
-I
common
Catalin Corp of
U Mar
American Cities Power 6c Light—
Class
Co
W)
(J
for Week
wf Prices
.
t
—-—£*
2*6d
dep rets B ord
Amer
Carter
Jan
'
•
rets A ord
dep
Amer
Jan
8%
Ltd—
Carreras
58% Mar
Jan
100
NewT.rkCurh^ngr^^
High
Low
Sales
Range
gale Price
Range Since January 1
Share*
6%
cumulative
$3.75
Aluminum Goods
Last'
High
55
52
54
•
Week's
Thursday
for Week
of Price*
Sate Price
New Yerk Curb Exchange
ff
Sales
Week'*
Last
Monday, April 10, 1950
EXCHANGE
FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL
RANGE
Thursday
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
CURB
YORK
NEW
STOCKS—
&
Courtaulds Ltd—
B
American
dep
receipts
(ord reg)__£1
Creole Petroleum
Babcock tc
Baldwin
1%
Wilcox
55%
54
55%
52%
1,000
Jan
59%
Feb
Locomotive—
preferred
.30
Baldwin Rubber Co common
Banco de los Andes—
American
6hares
-1
35% Mar
-
-
12%
1,600
5»/a
5%
100
,
9%
Jan
—
4 Vt
Jan
Apr
Crown Cent Petroleum
5'/a Mar
Crown
fx,
~3%
4'A
6%
300
n%
12%
1,000
1%
2%
1,300
1 % Mar
34 Va
"4%
14,300
34%
400
33% Mar
3%
Jan
6% Mar
5'/a Jan
7% Mar
commpn.
-l
12%
.A
2'A
.
.25
7'A
..1
Benson & Hedges common
Bickford's Inc common
300
7%
Atlantic
Sugar common
17%
Feb
Cuban Tobacco common
5%
Jan
Curtis
Jan
12%
Feb
Curtis Manufacturing Co
11%
7%
Jan
Apr
52
Jan
15
100
101
97
Jan
2
%
-
35%
8'/a
101
..1
8%
~8%
1,000
11%
11%
50
4%
4%
4'A
4,200
8
-3
8
8
100
1%
•
—
'
—
7% Mar
16%
9%
; 62%
Feb
51
Jan
Mar
22
100
19
Jan
23% Mar
-1,800
5
Jan
18%
6%
19 Va
6%
3,100
16%
5
5%
>
1,600
1
20%
CM O
50
22
22
100
7%
Feb
'
American
V.U
—
Raynolds class B
Distillers Co Ltd—
22% Mar
British
Class
Power
class
200
1 % Mar
2
Feb
Draper Corp
25
Apr
Driver Harris
1%
A
*
1%
.
25
24%
3
275
25
1
B__
23%
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
12%
500
11%
Jan
14%
5%
5%
490
12%
1
preferred—10
5%
2,900
5 V*
Jan
6
Mar
2,700
14%
Jan
20
Mar
200
17%
Feb
19% Mar
3%
19%
20
18%
19%
18%
Jan
6
Piston Ring Co
Burma Corp Amer
6%
Feb
11%
11%
1,000
11%
Jan
12'A
Feb
13%
14%
2,200
13% Mar
16 V*
American
7%
7%
%
'/a
A
7,100
12 %o
4%
4%
4%
5,500
7%
7
Mar
9
Jan
5
Canada
Insurance
Bread
Co
6%%
4%
Jan
1%
Jan
1
Canadian
Class
A
7A
8%
5%
200
6%
7%
20.900
8%
9
2,700
23
25
5
—
'
23
4%
Jan
5% Mar
5{£ Mar
7»A
8
9>A Mar
22%
Jan
Jan
24
Jan
Mar
Alcohol—
•
voting
non-voting
preferred
"•
9%
9%
1,100
7%
Jan
9lA
7%
.100
Canadian Marconi
Jan
9'A Mar
&
Carnation
Co
&
Carr-Consolidated
,
4%
5
20%
1
8%
3%
20
8%
4%
99,400
20 %
450
8 %
200
Apr
Light $5 pfd—
Biscuit Co
For footnotes see page 31.
•
81%
81%
81%
100
7%
400
13%
13%
13%
500
10%
Feb
Jan
2 V*
Jan
22'%
Jan
24% Mar
11
Jan
12
23%
800
12
:
100
12%
4%
4%
Xl7'
1%
Jan
12 Va Mar
14'/a
Jan
Jan
4%
Apr
37
Jan
38'%
Jan
16%
200
Jan
18%
Jan
3%
9,300 :
600
17%
*'
'
•
9%
_•
9%
>,
Feb
Apr
1%
100
1%
1,11.:/';
17%
Jan
ll'/a
1%
23
12%
4%
146
1,300
2
—
12
23%
14'A Mar
Jan
Jan
1
1%
J—-.'...
Mar
23
"-'
v
9'A Mar /
100
•.24%
Feb V
lOVa
Feb
75
Apr
24'% Mar
29%
Apr
85
98
10
29
28%
29%
250
95 %
95 %
25
dep rets ord reg
£l
•
•
;
Jan
v
;
.
Jan
Mar
5%
Feb
Feb
3%
Apr
Feb
14%
Jan
4'%
Jan
5%
3%
1
•
2%
Feb
14,400
2%
175
3%
12%
13%
13
14
13%
13%
14%
3,500
2%
2,700
3% Mar
1
•
13
17
17
3'/a
4,100
Mar
Jan
Eastern Malleable Iron
72
525
67
Jan
73% Mar
63%
67
700
63'A
Apr
75
Feb
30'A
Jan
27
3Va
4%
Apr
Jan
20'%
3%
62 %
50
9
Jan
4
$5 pfd
J an
23
Feb
25
77%
Jan
81
Mar
1,000
8%
Jan
10%
21
22 V,
42,100
17%
Jan
18%
16%
19'A
3,500
11%
Jan
30
103%
106
18
Equity Corp
10c
1
—
Ltd—
Eureka Pipe Line common
1
Apr
10%
5
convertible preferred
61%
80 Va
1
100
1
common
Jan
Jan
22
-5
common
75
67%
10%
1
•
shares of beneficial lnt
Easy Washing Machine class B
"
80%
1
6%
1%
106
5%
17
1%
43
.
106
6%
3,000
18%
2,400
1%
5,400
43
5%
'
25
1
10
5%
800
3,'o
5%
Feb
Jan
23% Mar
•
19%
106
Apr
Apr
1%
Jan
Jan
x6%
Feb
5%
12
19% Mar
Jan
1% Mar
Jan
Jan
x45
5% Mar
6
42
5,100
Jan
Jan
A
Jan
Jan
16%
Feb
22%
Jan
29% Mar
A
15
Apr
8 % Mar
Jan
18%
61 %
•
Common shares of beneficial int
Corp
Mar
3
200
70% Mar
$7 preferred series A.
$6 preferred series B_.——
Eastern Sugar Associates—
$3
Jan
70%
25
Esquire Inc
3%
2 V, Mar
2%
71
66 %
Eastern States Corp.
Eureka
150'% Mar
Jan
2%
•
100
100
common
prior preferred
preferred
/>
3% Mar
63
Jan
Jan
81'%
Apr
Fairchild Camera
114'%
Jan
Fairchild Engine
3%
Jan
3
Mar
Fansteel
6c Instrument
1
& Airplane—
Metallurgical..
1
26%
26%
26%
1,100
6%
5%
6'A
57,300
4%
Jan
6%
Apr
11%
5,500
10Va
Jan
12%
Jan
11
10%
,
Jail
9'A
—
2
Jan
8%
Feb
135
Jan
29'% Mar
Jan
Mar
7
—
112% Mar
•
III1
-2%
2% Mar
.2.50
Co common
Carolina Power
150 V2 Mar
—1
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carman
_7%
Electrographic Corp common
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
Empire Millwork Corp——*
Emsco Derrick & Equipment
common—
Canadian Industries Ltd—
7%
"7%
v
Jan
2%
Feb
x25%
-
..
69
Co
36%
x7Va
1A Mar
425
Electric Bond & Share
II*
120
preferred.
Industrial
Class B
IIIi
•
Ltd
preference
Canners Ltd
Convertible
6%
100
Jan
1% Mar
£1
5
Canada Cement Co Ltd common—
Canadian
600
1%
Mar
3% Mar
common-—50c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—
Camden Fire
Feb
Jan
%
A Jan
3%
Cables & Wireless—
Power
Jan
5% Mar
15%
Mar
34
6"%
75
Duraloy (The) Co
Durham Hosiery class B common..
Duro Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
6%
Electric
25
35
1%
•
4%%
California
12%
Feb
Jan
100
American dep rets 5% preferred
Calamba Sugar Estate
Feb
21% Jan
Jan
6%
25
Duke Power Co
11%
1
Products
35
74.
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn
Electric
Jan
Mar
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
14%
dep rets—
—
60
5% Mar
75
Feb
•
Burd
Cable
Jan
*
Apr
2.50
Sullivan
Burry Biscuit Corp
18%
3,400
20'A
3%
Jan
10'
..1
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common
Line—
&
A
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
8
Mar
3%
Jan
13%
1
common
Jan
—*
Ltd
Domestic Credit Corp class
8%
1%
—10a
Bruck
Pipe
Dobeckmun Co
Jan
7% Mar
8%
2.50
Hill
Jan
23%
50
8%
•
Mills
33%
Mar
Apr
100
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (E L) Co common.
Bunker
Feb
22
8%
8%
£1
B
Buckeye
20
20%
2'A
50%
1%
Jan
8%
12
Feb
2% Mar
T
*
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel 6c Coal class B
.£1 <
class
Brown Forman Distillers
4% cumulative junior
100
•
ord reg
Columbia
1,300
2%
11
American dep rets ord reg 4s
Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Celanese Ltd—
Amer dep rets
■
1,300
2%
2%
1
10
Devoe &
32
UH
..MivxvutU
6
100
debenture
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
Detroit Steel Products
Feb
25%
Jan
Jan
10c
35
50c
5
Detroit Gasket 6c Manufacturing
19% Mar
Jan
17
Jan
6%
1
common
Mines Inc
8%
Jan
23% Mar
7
1
7%
Feb
2%
2%
2.50
Dejay Stores common
Dennison Mfg class A common
84% Mar
Jan
Jan
5%
•
(Mo)
Dayton Rubber Co class A—
Jan
78
19 Va
—
Day
4'A Mar
60
•
*
Davidson-Brothers Inc
Jan
325
5'A
5%
2.50
5
common
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Mar
9
13%
80
5%
Feb
700
6
D
Jan
58
5'A
Bridgeport Gas Light Co.
Jan
3 Va
5%
-
Feb
22
-25
Brazilian Traction Lightl
Breeze Corp common
3%
2% Mar
Jan
57%
'
Bourjois Inc
Feb
Mar
Jan
700
2'/2
1
Jan
80
58
LOO
»«Oti
7%
11
Lighting Inc
Jan
l'A
5%
5
*
25c
•
10
5
Jan
32%
Jan
3,000
Apr
.
f
l_*
British
partic
$6 preferred
Cuban
5% Mar
12%
common.
Ties
(Md)
Drug Co common
Crystal Oil Refining common
6%
j
12%
Crowley Milner & Co
Pwr Ltd
II
Beau-Brummel
Jan
Crown Cork Internat'l "A"
—
Barcelona Tr Lt &
11%
12%
A,
38 Va
6
1
1
30% Mar
6.400
1%
2%
1
32%
1
31%
31%
5
Croft Ere wing Co
Crosley Motors Inc
Co
3
2% Mar
.-;.
Volume
THE
Number 4897
171
COMMERCIAL
NEW
YORK
'
Thursday
.f.',
Week's
Last
Range
'bf Prices
STOCKS
.
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
Low
Par
-10
2%
-10c
Pirst York Corp common$2 dividend cumulative preferred—1
Fishman
(M H) Co—
2%
2,500
2%
Apr
125
31% Mar
33 % Mar
20
33
.
1
5c to $1 Stores
—
400
16%
21
'19%
,
3%
Feb
3%
£1
rets ord reg
3%
12,560
3'/2
3%
Feb
5%
Jan
Ford Motor of Canada—
Class
A
Class
B
237k><23%
•
•
non-voting
voting
2414
1,800
ft
%
12,900
21
26%
28
22% Jan
Feb
Feb
Ford Motor of France—
American deposit receipts
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
Fox
bearer
-■v
(Peter) Brewing
Franklin Simon & Co Inc common
4%%
Fuller
convertible
(Geo A)
16
1
1.25
1
50
5
preferred
Co
16
x16?4
.
ft Feb
11%
2,600
ft Jan
18
Jan
9%
834
TVs
71/2
100
7%
Jan
3118
317 k
32'/a
200
29%
Feb
34
121/8.
12
12 '/a
10
Jan
13% Mar
9'/2
8% Mar
Feb
11%
Jan
LOGO
1,300
7%
Jan
Mar
Kalser-Frazer
5%
5%
Corp
Kansas Gas & Electric 7%
5%
Power
Co
•
common
Gellman
Mfg Co
1
common
General
Builders
5%
convertible
General
General
General
__
Phoenix
Corp
Feb
Jan
6%
2
3% Mar
Service
$6
r
Feb
13 % Mar
Jan
8%
7,600
4% %
103%
preferred
Klein
•
•
1
3Va
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
1
5%
Gilbert (AC;
•
common
Gilchrist Co
600
27/a
Jan
177/8
3,800
11%
Jan
iy«
1,400
17
1%
9% Mar
10
Jan
— —
12% Mar
13%
Jan
200
137k Mar
14% Mar
600
7%
Jan
13%
Jan
87k
87k
9V8
14%
14%
200
2%
2%
500
14%
14%
Kropp (The) Forge Co
14%
14%
157k
1
11%
11%
11%
5
17%
17
17%
Godchaux Sugars class
Class B
$4.50
1
3%
A
3V2'
•
Lionel
Jan
Llpton (Thos J) Ihc 6%
14
400
11% Mar
13
11
18% Mar
'
—
Jan
i%
50
ICO
41%
Jan
3%
Jan
Apr
45
Mar
28
Jan
80
100
46%
46
%
ft Mar
45
12%
Feb
14%
Jan
13 Vk
24%
700
127k
Apr
15%
Feb
8,800
Apr
II %
100
10%
Jan
24%
Feb
15%
'28
29 % Mar
Jan
12%
Jan
27
Feb
26%
Jan
26%
(Texas)—u.
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
Long Island Lighting Co—
certificates
Common
New
common
of
i
w
24
22%
24
.10
26%
25 %
26'/a
8%
„i
Co
deposit.
»
12
27% Mar
Feb
26%
700
14
8%
Feb
%
Jan
19,600
13% Mar
-.
Jan
9% Mar
1% Feb
14 3/4 Mar
'•
525
121
Jan
152
Mar
1,500
106
Jan
131
Mar
307k
5,200
26%
Jan
31% Mar
112% 113 Vs
30
111%
Feb
113% Mar
13%
••500
136% 141
124%
1
30%
30
Light $6 pfd_.
Power 8c
Apr
24
7,100
1
13%
Jan
22%
121% 124%
~ioo
6% preferred B ctfs of deposit—. .100
Louisiana Land 8c Exploration.-
150
8,100
9 '//
ft
13%
—
7% preferred A ctfs of deposit—
Jan
*47% Mar
Feb
Jan
300
la
Lone Star Gas Co
Mar
4,600
%
7%
13%
6
26% Mar
Chain
Locke Steel
Jan
74
Jan
19%
Loblaw Groceterias class A
-Jan
Jan
•25
Jan
22%
800
preferred.
4%
4V2
200
4%
Apr
6
Jan
Louisiana
'- 64%
64%
647k
300
61%
Jan
65
Feb
Lynch Corp
14%
13%
14%
1,000
9
Jan
16% Mar
11%
1,900
6%
10 >.
Jan
10%
-142
1347k
650
128%
Jan
146% Mar
Macklntosh-Hemphlll Co
9
390
130
Jan
137
Maine
Public Service Co
10
•
Manufacturing common
10
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd__25
Rapids Varnish
17% Jan
27
.ft'^'ft
ft
50
Gorham
1
Gray Manufacturing Co
Feb
14% Mar
Jan
8%
Apr
1,900
Apr
14%
Jan
Apr
8%
Mar
6% Mar
900
7%
5% Mar
Lit Brothers common
5%
22%
Feb
Jan
6%
13%
common
Feb
Corp
12%
20%
7
12%
4%
Jan
Jan
Mar
5
Feb
Feb
197k
(R G) Inc
116% Mar
5% Mar
4%
10%
University—
Extension
Salle
14%
Jan
300
1,000
6%
Lefcourt Realty common
107%
•
__
lft
*
La
Feb
17
2%
11%
Feb
Apr
4%
4,400
44
44
27
'
•
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
2%
__
*
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Gorham Inc class A
•
102
Mar
3
18,900
prior preferred
Jan
Feb
127k
5
11
—
Monotype Machine—:—
113% Mar
100
•
Feb
Jan
16
22
Lanston
Le Tourneau
1,200
-
common
2%
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
Lakey Foundry 8c Machine
Lamson Corp of Delaware
:.6%
100
47k
-
/-
9%
.
2% Mar
10%
Feb !'
Jan
500
14%
14%
Apparel Inc
Jan
107%
2,700
i
Inc
Co
(Adolf) Inc
5%
22%
lft Jan
100
14%
107%
15
—
*
Glenmore Distilleries class B
8% Mar
*49% Feb
2,200
5%
Feb
Mar
18
lft Jan
9%
14
Kreuger Brewing Co
L'Alglon
100
100
3 Vn
3
3%
14%
9%
——
Corp (new)
Laclede-Christy Company
4%
__
201k
25
Coal
Globe Union
•
—
24% Mar
374
1%
Feb
Jan
900
3%
Apr
42
21
237k
(D Emil) Co common
(I B) Rubber Co
Feb
Feb
1,100
1141,4 1141/2
•
__
*
Gladding McBean 8c Co
Alden
114 Vk
»
8%
Jan
23
17
Jan
Jan
1,800
26
105% Mar
Feb
Jan
7
40
3%
7%
100%
3%
37 k
102 v 102 '/
,
■
—
Jah
Jan
38%
40
237k
Lake G M Co Ltd
Hotels
50
40
King Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
Kirkland
8y«
8%
Kings County Lighting common.
4% cumulative preferred
7%
Jan
7% Mar
*
6%
6
12%
13
10% Mar
23% Mar
41%
3%
preferred..*
_
5
__
13%
13%
12 Va Mar
14%
Jan
7% Mar
Feb
12%
M
Jan
Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
'-Non-voting common stock
7% 1st preferred
Northern
Great
•
100
141
140
134
133
25
40
39
40
23%
29
Paper..
Grlesedieck Western
2
Brewery.:
Grocery Stores Products common
Gulf States Utilities $4.40
25c
100
pfd
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
10 V8
__
111
__
Feb
500
39
Apr
44%
'
350
26%
10%
111%
200
*
-
Mangel
31%
Feb
Manischewitz
Jan
10%
Feb
109%
60
Feb
Jan
9
Jan
111%
Jan
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co—
Marconi
International Marine
16% Mar
16% Mar
__
1
Stores common
(The B) Co
—£1
10
Communication Co Ltd
Hammermill
5
317
Hartford
Electric
Rayon
Brewing Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Corp
Hecla
5
Rubinstein common
2;
—
**"•' '■
—.10
Inc
&
Hardart
2%
Jan
10%
1,300
10
13
Manufacturing Co.
.
'3.3
96%
Jan
74
Jan
10
1,000
44 7 «
6,400
2%
300
J3Y
r"v'
50
•
167
10
Apr
13% Mar
102
Mar
77
Mar
10% Mar
48%
Jan
9%
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
35
Apr
13%
Jan
Jan
46
Feb
160%
Jan
167
Feb
34
Jan
1,075
32%
Apr
108%
Jan
88
600
2,400
4%
4%
Jan
10%
*,»'•'"V —3
'v
22 3k
Mar
100
110%
Jan
Mar
18%
Jan
23
81
Jan
88% Mar
Feb
4
4%
Jan
Mar
52
52
25
48%
Jan
52
16%
15%
16 %
100
8%
Jan
16%
Apr
2%
2%
2%
100
2
Feb
2%
Jan
13%
_1
13%
13 V«
Apr
17%
Jan
«
1
i
preferred
•
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
" .:'j
".■■3-3'
warrants
Huyler's common
325
33k
•
33a
3%
200
3%
Jan
3%
Apr
14%
IIIIs
Zinc Co common
14
14%
14%
100
14%
Jan
18%
Jan
8V2
77 k
8%
650
Imperial Chemical Industries—V.
American dep receipts registered- _£1
■
(Canada) coupon—
Imperial Oil
2%
Mar
12%
31
33%
85%
«
'■
33
21%
■•33
„
Jan
-
Jan
16
'
'
3-3
88
.
..44% Mar
T 8%
Jan
43/
"•,;'33
10%
32%
i
8% Mar
75
9%
21%
5
Refrigerator $2.25 pfd__
Jan
10%
167
32%
*
-
11 y«
76%
33-
'"'•33
5
(Harvey) Inc common
8c Refining
"'33''--7. Y': -.r'YY
10%
3'—
—100
Oil
300
Apr
11%
Jan
12% Mar
12%
'
8%
Mar
50
2%
•'•', '^.3'
21%
Jan
15%
87k
'"
Jan
674
1,500
11% Mar
Jan
16
5,600
\-33'.- "i;:,
•
common
preferred
convertible
-—3
10%
•
Hardart Baking Co
&
stock
■
IIIl5
(Geo A) 8c Co.
Horn
Illinois
Jan
Jan
10 '/a
.iW33 :••■■'
*
Horn
1st
Feb
2%
9%.
44%
9
.__*'
Common
J;',
44%
-5
M
G
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
Lock &
•
10%
~1
Hussman
50%
Jan
76%
1
(R) & Co class A
Hurd
Jan
v
»"vl%
3—
■'
—100
w
w
Hollinger Consolidated
Humble
47%
240
900
•
8
12%
.
Hubbell
Mar
21%
15%
'
v
"'
5%
Mar
17
1%
10%
.
——
—
preferred
Hormel
12
Feb
«
Henry Holt & Co common
Horder's
Jan
14%
49%
7%
■
•
_
A
Heller Co common—
4%
10%
'Yw-*-,
•
19%
8
__25c
Mining Co
Class
100
400
—^
21 %
Jan
17
l7k
3'■
6%
4% Mar
11%
48%
.
4
Dept Stores common
Helena
49%
-1
500
5
11%
167/a
16%
1
_
Hazeltine
Hearn
5
25
Light
common
Harvard
McAleer Mfg Co common
4%
.
•
Co Ltd
Paper common
Hartford
5
7% Mar
Jan
10
3% Mar
•
19%
22
.
_
217 k
Registered
—
Il5
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain 8c
.<
11%
11%
Mar
18% Mar
22
Apr
5,200
22
19%
4
19,600
22
'
...
18% Mar
22
11%
Feb
13
Apr
Feb
8%
Jan
10
Jan
102
Mar
113
Jan
100
'
Ireland
-£1
-
-
■l
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd... 100
Insurance Co of North America—_— -10
Inernational
International
—.
Industries
Metal
A—
International Petroleum coupon shs_
100% 100%
410
105%
104% 106%
1,300
103
Jan
500
14
Jan
•
Iowa
Power
&
Iowa
Public
Service
com
8%
8%
w
d
Fireman
75%
Jan
15%
84
Jan
Apr
29%
'*
'
500
1%;
21%
7% Mar
7%
11
400
Jan
Jan
Manufacturing v t C—
__
*
III
Corp com class A
Brown Stores
common
Preference
Julian
&
Kokenge Co.
For footnotes see page 31.
14%
37%
37%
100
31% Mar
Jan
38% Mar
35
2%
"7%
1%
20%
20%
1,500
4%
-
6%
Feb
500
21
4%
—Y Y'
;~7%
Jan
18%
Jan
500
3%
Jan
6%
Jan
3,600
1%
Jan
150
29 %
Apr
29%
Mead Johnson 8c Co
1
15%
15%
3,000
13%
Jan
1
2VB
1%
2%
10,300
1%
Jan
"5%
~5%
"5%
3,200
6%
6%
100
Mfg
Menasco
Co
30%
700
7
7
7
15
Scott Corp—
Merritt Chapman 8c
—100
A preferred
-6%%
1
Mesabi Iron Co
1
2.50
•
10
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan. Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
6% preferred
5%
5%
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
73% Jan
213%
Jan
47k
Apr
x7% Mar
1%
Jan
Jan
31
7%
Jan
Feb
17
2%
57k
Feb
Jan
Mar
110
6%
Jan
Mar
8
Jan
53
15
preferred
Jan
104 % Mar
25c
Metal Textile Corp common
Participating
6% Mar
4%
Warrants
>
Jan
31% Mar
"1%
553/4 Mar
Jan
7% Mar
Apr
■?
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
900
6%
400
7%
8 Va
Jan
l'/a
1%
100
1
Feb
1%
Jan
~7%
7%
8'/a
2,200
7
Feb
8%
Jan
1
7%
7V»
7%
1,000
7%
Feb
8%
Feb
■
Middle States Petroleum common
1
10%
9%
10%
9,900
8%
Feb
10%
Apr
2%
27k
3,500
2ft
Jan
Micromatic Hone Corp
Middle
West
Midland
Corp
Steel
Co
Mid-West
common
13%
3%
3%
20%
20%
Abrasive
Supply common
Midwest Piping 8c
Wohl Co
common
13
•
Missouri Public Service common
1
1
Moody Investors participation pfd
Morris Plan Corp of America
Mountain
Producers
Mountain States Power common
Mountain
Tel
States
8c Tel
Mills
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
Company
10
•
100
Jan
Jan
Feb
173/»
Jan
13%
100
Jan
4
Jan
300
20
Jan
21
Jan
24%
100
23%
Jan
25
2,000
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
5% Mar
6%
Jan
500
3%
Feb
5%
5%
5%
16%
16%
800
103 % 103%
75
101
Jan
105
Mar
50
34
Feb
39
Mar
30
38
38
Mar
10 Va Mar
32Vs
113/4
Jan
Feb
7%
7%
7%
4,300
6% Mar
77k
Jan
3%
2%
3%
15,400
2% Mar
3%
Apr
Apr
105
Jan
V*
50
102 Va
I-eb
107 %
Jan
27k
200
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
182% 183 %
250
176%
Jan
2%
183
75
93
97
106 % 108
97
34 y4
Jan
183% Mar
Jan
38
~5%
300
Jan
63/4
Feb
14
14 Va
600
13% Mar
15%
Jan
32%
~5%
337k
350
31%
Jan
97
Feb
5%
33%
60
99% 101
101
5
357k Mar
104
Jan
% Mar
Apr
ft
Rights w i
Mt Verncn-Woodbury
Muter
•
*
10c
13
10%
26
10%
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cumulative pfd series B—100
Monroe Loan Society com class A—1
Montgomery Ward 8c Co class A
Jan
700
•
Molybdenum Corp
24
2]g Mar
3%
20%2
2
pfd—100
Monogram Pictures common
-
23%
"2
50
convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada..
Minnesota Power 8c Light 5%
•
1
50c
Mid-West Refineries
4%%
9% Mar
50
25
20
shares—*
•
Oil Co
Midwest
Miller
2%
50c
10
$2 non-cumulative dividend
Mldvale
5
common
$1 conv preferred—*
Products—
Oil Corp
Midland
ft
874
common
—5
*
2.50
24%
200
24
Jan
25%
Jan
48
900
32%
Jan
48
Apr
700
77k
Apr
7%
7%
7%
3*2
8%
Jan
14
200
12%
Feb
143/k Mar
14%
14,400
10%
Jan
14%
13
14%
14%
12
10
50c
7,450
44
46
Va
24%
13 Vi
12% Mar
137k
Apr
Jan
874
Jan
7k
Apr
2
Jan
Feb
1.100
1%
Jan
28%
Apr
30% Mar
6,500
22%
.
•
21%
Apr
2374 Mar
92 %
Jan
95
r
Mar
500
13 %
Feb
18%
Jan
5%
5%
200
5%
Jan
7%
Feb
7B
7k
100
7k
Apr
iy«
Jan
13%
—
—
•
—
14
N
Nachman
Namm's
National
13%
Corp
Inc
7%
—1
1
1
common
National Fuel Gas
Fabrics-
National
Mallinson
National
National Pressure Cooker common
Radiator
Machinery
Ltd
3%
Jan
«%
Jac
National
27%
820
12%
12,600
87 k
3,100
7%
Apr
9
Jan
100
10%
Jan
14
Jan
2,800
8%
Jan
11
7%
7%
773
1,200
6%
Jan
8% Mar
National
Union
200
2%
'A
17%
Apr
Mar
Jan
37k
Jan
3%
Jan
19% Feb
8%
10%
26%
Apr
32%
Feb
9%
12
10%
363/4 Mar
10%
13
Jan
Mar
Jan
9
900
8
Mar
9%
Jan
7
7
7
200
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
17%
Jan
"4
1,200
2%
Jan
"3%
Neptune Meter commonNestle Le Mur Co common
New
95%
&
3% Mar
8V2
4y8
Radio
Tel
7 Va
12
32
England
6,300
35% Mar
Transit common
200
Feb
Jan
12%
Car
Steel
6,700
3%
Jan
4%
4
26%
/■
9
Co
5%
278
Jan
27 Ya
Mfg 8c Stores common
4
3%
4
3%
3%
...—1
4%
2%-
200
4
3%
12%
preferred
Rubber
200
4
common
Bellas Hess
National Breweries common
National
Sulphur Co (N J)_;
15% Mar
Apr
29%
1
common
National
Jefferson Lake
Jan
12 %
•
*
Co
(A G)
National
Jeanette Glass Co common
14
300
& Co class B
McWllliams Dredging
Oil
McClanahan
Feb
500
12%
"lVs "1%
McKee
9%
15
12%
—
12% Mar
8,700
29%
23%
22%
1,400
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,1%
•
5,500
3%
12
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Air Chute
Italian Superpower
8
ft
100
Irving
2,400
3%
8 Va
11%
*
wd
Light com
84
12
III
Royalty
Illinois G & E
15 %
81%
98% Jan
convertible preferred
5%
Jan
14%
12%
*
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International Safety Razor B—
14%.
84
-50
*
Registered shares
International Products
Iowa
«-3
——
14%
Machinery
Hydro-Electric—
series
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■
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International
Investors
3^
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—1
10
Massey Harris common.
H
Hall Lamp Co
Hamilton Bridge
8%
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Marlon Power Shovel—
Jim
Jan
9%
500
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
6%
800
.2
—
6%
Georgia Power $6 preferred
$5 prsierred
J.
Iron
11%
250
Jan
1% Mar
400
1,500
7
—
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Gerity-Mich Corp
Hoe
100
10%
Jan
3%
J21 ' Mar
Jan
4%
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Public
7
7
1
General
Great
Jan
93%
200
V/a
3%
—
i,
General
Grand
16%
Jan
Feb
Feb
117
Jan
12%
~
12
—5
6% Mar
£1
1
10
Fireproofing common.;
Outdoor Adv 6%
pfd
General
Gobel
Jan
23
_•
100
dep rets ord reg
Finance Corp common
preferred series A
Glen
15 V«
91
5
3Vs
'
100
ft.
7%
Jan
Feb
15%
Electric Co Ltd—
Amer
5%
16'/8
__
.
4%
1%
IV2
3%
*
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preferred
25
General
•
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...
Alloys Co_
General
__
%%
400
13%
13%
10
Co common
(Walter) & Co..
Knott
16y»
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—
100
preferred
High
*114%
Kennedy's Inc
Key
51,000
6
20%
20
20
—
Kobacker Stores
Gatineau
Low
pfd—
Kawneer Co
Kleinert
G
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High
K
Kldde
Jan
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Low
Jan
Feb
Sales
for Week
<
Shares
Range
Pit
Jan
76
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
American deposit
Last
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
High
Feb
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*61%
-
^Week's
Thursday
STOCKS—
68 %
2Va
EXCHANGE
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110
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&
Tel
5%
4
31%
5%
95
4%
20.400
2%
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32%
1,100
24%
Jan
5'/2
2,100
5%
Jan
957k
520
92%
Feb
18% Mar
4%
Feb
4%
Feb
35 % Mar
63/.
97
Feb
Jan
23
30
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1486)
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Thursday
East
New York Curb Exchange
'
-
&
Park
New
Process
Yorx
Cp
4.500
3%
5%
2,600
53 V*
53
8Vb
8
common---——
54
71
71
7
3% Mar
5%
Mar'
49
2.700
7%
59
Apr
Apr
Jan
9%
Jan
Feb
1%
Jan
1 Va
2,600
25
„
7
65
76%
Feb
7%
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Merchandise
New
8hare
200
7
Feb
200
28
Mar
31
Feb
400
10 Va
Apr
13
Jan
19'/*
18%
19'/*
900
17
19%
Apr
Scovill
17
16%
17%
25,100
15%
Jan
17 Va Mar
Scullin
Steel
12%
12%
12%
600
12 Vb
Jan
15 V*
Securities
2,500
9%
Jan
10%
300
14%
Jan
24 % Mar
*
North
North
Central Texas Oil
9%
23
Ind
Northern
46&/<
46%
3%
500
3Va
3
400
11
43%
Jan
102
xlOl '/* 102
Northrop Aircraft Inc
1
8%
Novadel-Agene Corp
•
15%
8
15%
3%
Feb
102% Mar
Jan
9
15'/* Mar
800
$5.50
Ohio
Brass Co ciass b common..
Ohio
Power
4%%
United
Oliver
filters
Inc
—
43%
113%
100
41'/*
Jan
111%
Feb
Sentry
32
34
12%
12%
2,500
Feb
37%
Jan
Apr
11%
Jan
13'/*
Jan
17
16%
1
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Jan
32
Jan
18
Feb
700
16%
Apr
18%
Feb
400
9%
Jan
10%
11%
17
11%
.
1%
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1
,,
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2'/*
26
27
17%
15%
1%
Feb
2 % Mar
2%
Jan
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2 Vb
Feb
1,500
25%
Jan
28%
Feb
6,300
13 %
Jan
18
Aor
1,800
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Jan
15%
2%
16'/a
16%
1%
...
500
1%
24,200
1%
.
12,600
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Jan
2,200
22 %
Jan
27% Mar
250
84%
Jan
92
94%
50
88%
Jan
95% Mar
4%
4%
500
3%
Jan
4% Mar
7%
4.700
Jan
1%
1,900
3%
%
Jan
12%
200
11%
Apr
6%
1
11%
Gas & Electric 6%
5%%
1st pfd—25
1st pieferred
33%
30'%
34%
Jan
31%
Jan
34
Mar
31
Mar
9%
Feb
2%
Feb
3'/*
600
20%
Feb
22%
22%
22
22%
1,100
20'/*
Jan
23'/*
Jan
64 %
—
62%
64%
1,800
61'/* Mar
69 Va
Jan
109%
Feb
3
.100
—.——.
107%
17%
600
17% Mar
_3%
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_3'/*
Jan
18%
500
30
30
—
$3 convertible preferred
(Howard)
1st preferred
25
30%
29%
400
29%
redeemable 1st preferred-redeemable 1st pfd series A..,
25
28'%
28%
28%
400
28
Mar
29%
Feb
5%
1
28%
28%
28%
1,900
28
Jan
29%
Feb
Boss
•
105 %
105% 105'%
50
103
Jan
106%
Feb
ttourh
coast
102
102
25
Jan
104
Jan
South
Penn
Southwest
Pacific
Lighting $4.50 preferred—
Pacific
Power
&
Pacific
Public
Service
Light
5%
pfd
100
Oil
(C A)
Panatapec Oil
(C A)
Paramount Motors
Parker
Pen
:ioo
5%
309
200
5%
28
2,100
311%
303
~
~
430
1
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Corp——
Pennroad
Penn
Corp
Gas
Penn
&
14,800
2%
Feb
3
Jan
4.88%
5
5%
39,800
5
Apr
7%
Jan
Feb
23 V«
24'/*
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& Light 4%%
A
4%
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4%
pfd
100
600
3%
11%
•'//
11%
4%
48%
26»/« Mar
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29%
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10%
Jan
11% Mar
2%
Feb
100
850
3'%
800
55
55 %
11%
%
22%
12
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12
22-%
600
4%
300
3 Va
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.
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200
4%
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lu
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—
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,
5
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1
Apr
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Jan
Jan
Standard
2%
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3%
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t.ttiiuuiU
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53%
Jan
59%
Feb
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200
25%
11
Jan
12
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17
2%
1,500
1%
11.000
17%
j.V
2%
l
Jan
6
Jan
25%
Apr
4,700
2i« Mar
Stan etc
'
58%
330
55
Jan
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24%
1,409
18%
Jan
25
Mar
3%
400
3%
Jan
4
Jan
Pneumatic Scale
18
Jan
18
Mat-
Powdrell & Alexander common.—.2.50
Power
6%
Corp of Canada
Pressed
of
Service
IV* %
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of
150
6%
14'/*
33 Va
100
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7%
Jan
15%
Mar
33
8troock
Sun
Mar
Jan
36
12
400
9%
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11%
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15% Mar
1%
1%
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7%
7%
200
1%
7
Jan
&
105 % 105%
100
(S)
•
108%
103%
100
107% 108%
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105% Mar
825
13%
99%
1,200
5
—
1q
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103%
Apr
14%
Feb
18%
Apr
11 % Mar
18
•
common
12%
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7
800
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8
Apr
107%
105% 107%
8yo
98
Jan
109%
Feb
157
.100
157
157 V*
120
154
Jan
159
Jan
14%
50
14'%
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Raymond Concrete Pile common
convertible preferred..
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...
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rvrio'
Swan
Finch
Tampa
23%
23%
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27
■
—
14%
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—
56
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3%
3%
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4%
%
Jan
1 VB
9 %
Jan
13
Mar
Mar
22
Feb
3,500
12'/*;,
20
V
19
800
21%
Apr
Feb
Jan
2%
300
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17%
17%
750
17 Va Mar
18 Va
Feb
9%
9%
400
Jan
10 V2
Jan
36%
37 V*
300
34%
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6%
7%
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6%
3%
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200
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10
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2%
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400
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3%
8% Mar
7% Mar
173
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155
6,3 Oo
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6%
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7%
Apr
4'A
Feb
6%
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Jan
3
2% Mar
6% Mar
5%
6%
2,600
17%
17 V*
17%
300
4 V* Jan
16% Mar
17%
24
24
50
22 % Mar
25
11%
..
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100
11V8
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12 '/*
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7%
7%
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7%
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•
—
—
1
l'/a
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14 V*
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3%
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Feb
19'/*
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150
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15
13
16%
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300
4%
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6
Jan
21
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20%
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24
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900
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2%
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225
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•
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100
'
700
3%
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300
%
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1%
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Jan
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23%
Jan
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3%
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20
25%
28
2%
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:
30%
26
3
3
600
■
-
■„
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6,000
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■
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2%
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101
101%
160
98'/*
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101'/*
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450
25
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.
40
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5
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common
1
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•
common
tootnoces
common
see
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%
7%
300
25%
3.200
10 %
100
Mar
9
Mar
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Jan
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9% Mar
10
Jan
8% Mar
25%
Aor
8%
Jan
10% Mar
9%
12%
71,400
7%
Feb
12%
Apr
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x7%
300
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Apr
8%
Jan
1
5%
5%
5%
1,300
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6%
Jan
»
1
3i
1,400
10%
7
■
12
9%
22%
25 %
/—
4
3%
4%
900
3% Mar
5%
Jan
11%
Feb
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Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
9%
5
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Corp
9
9%
1
%
9%
9%
14%
Feb
18
Jan
900
8%
14
300
12%
120
75
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15 Vb Mar
Jan
101
Jan
13%
100
87b
7 % Mar
102
4%
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33%
'
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Jan
Mar
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100
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1?,
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1
Jan
3
2%
3
2,100
2% Mar
4
Jan
3»/a
3'A
6,500
2%
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3%
17%
17%
17%
300
171/2 Mar
19%
11
400
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Feb
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26
11%
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1.700
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13%
13%
200
ll'/a Mar
14 '/a Mar
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11%
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1,200
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Union
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1
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United
Co
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!
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United
16%
1,500
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Jan
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75
98% Mar
68 %
20
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63
4'/*
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33
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N.I
15%
*
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27%
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■
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100
100
common__50c
common
United Milk Products
75c
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16%
warrants
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w
1 'b
Feb
%
*
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of
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United Light & Railways.
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3
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4
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3
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Aircraft
5
•
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United
reg._£l
common
Jan
16
Jan
Feb
3 V*
1
warrants
convertible
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11%
16
Jan
1
13%
100
450
Feb
3 %
100
13
77b
100
1
Corp
LamD
Jan
Feb
%
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preferred
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Trunz Inc
80c
Feb
Apr
122%
17
8 'A
20
Mining of Nevada..
Time-Sol
353'*
26Va
Feb
13
70c
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14%
Jan
Jan
119
£1
Todd Shipyard Corp common
Toklan Royalty Corp.
4 V*%
——
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Amer deposit rets aei registered
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35,100
'
16%
1
•
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33
16%
900
26%
14%
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1
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35%
35
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;
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&
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preferred.100
common
Markets
35%
♦
common
wmninn
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Corporation common
Thorofare
Tilo
&
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Thor
Co
Jnc
5 V* Mar
.—5
___
58
9%
3 %
*
55% Mar
Feb
1
,.
Jan
Jan
4 Tb
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
..100
pfd F—•
Roeser & Pendleton Inc common
;
for
2% Mar
700
11
-
Feb
4
9%
4%
*
28
27
6V'8
3% ;
4%
1
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Jan
Jan
50
9 V*
-6.25
Rice-Stix Inc.—
1% Mar
24%
2a%
800
-Is
%
Jan
.Tan
600
25 %
■
1%
24 %
50
25%
•
Jan
21
400
27
•
25%
...
600
1 %
1%
10
common-
(Robert) & Co.—
Russeks Fifth
Jan
100
300
%
5%
nip
Oil
Texas Power
Trans
1
*
Reading Tube Corp class A
Regal Shoe Co
Electric &
23%
1
Rath
(The)
Jan
2%
7%
....
Tri-Continental
Railway & Light SecuritiesVoting common
Railway & Utility Investment
Rowe
■
7
•'
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ordinary
Corp
Portland
Tonopah
Cable
17 7 8
10% Mar
R
Rome
Mar
2%
1
Ray Drug common
Superior
Jan
Jan
4%
6'A
B
Feb
35
%
1
Toledo
v
16
•'
■
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Quaker Oats common.—.
6% preferred.
Quebec Power Co...
(Texas Corp)
100
"OO
Co^p
Inc
Tobago
Rio Grande
Feb
16%
4%
Feb
32%
"III
Co
Co common
Tishman Realty
Richmond
4'/a
100
..
common
Tobacco
Reliance
27%
Jan
200
7% Mar
Jan
Light—
prior preferred
Pyrene Manufacturing
Reis
26'%
33 Va Mar
31 Vt Mar
Colorado—
Power
Puget 8ound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common..
$3
Jan
29
Jan
1% M*r
Mar
9%
*
cumulative preferred
Raytheon
1.700
4%
29%
34
_
Corp.
(Hugo)
Jan
15%
27 Va
4%
.
1
common.
•
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class
Co
(J B)
ApiMar
14%'
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Stop & Shop
95
2.700
47% Mar
Jan
Mar
2%
17%
1
Light
B
Canada
Jan
11%
1%
i
_
33 %
5%
15
1
Prosperity Co class B—
Providence Gas
Puget Sound
1,600
Apr
11%
:2.50
America
Producers Corp of Nevada———
Public
7%
15%
.
3%
95
•
Inc common
Metals
15
1.100
100
Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall
6%
6%
15%
common......•
1st preferred
14
100
4%
30%
26%
21
20
&
Tube
of
Stinnes
18
Mar
28'/*
31
1
common.
Corp
•
(The)
Stetson
3%
46
100
.i
37 V«
class
(.A)
3%
18
90
Jan
Mar
4 %
/ • •
—
Sterling Aluminum Products common.l
1
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
^Sterling Engine Co
.1
Sterling Inc
23%
___.10
22
600
4%
I:
lj
.
Steir
57%
—__25c
Corp
.
Feb
3%
common
Jan
16%
—1
Jan
24%
Mining Co.—.——
Feb
14
23%
.
2(3
57%
Polaris
Jan
34
"_2l7a
2 Vb
17% Mai-
Apr
4
28%
x29%
30%
•
Products
Co
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie——50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common.
5
Pleasant Valley Wine CO————«
1
Jan
Jan
9 %
Feb
32%
5
class A
Co
Standard-Thomson
17
1% Mar
%
4%
60
46%
46'/*
27 VB
Corp
Power
Standard
1%
14%
Feb
Jan
25%
X32V*
-
„
5
_•
preferred
17%
1
Jan
Jan
3
28%
_
uii
$7
1
1%,
46%
•
*
Forgings
Common
—2
common
20
25
/•onT/orHhlp
Jan
24% Mar
Jan
CO
Mar
%
4% Mar
800
19
•1
Dredging
5'/*
40%
Steel
Mines Ltd
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc—
241
1,800
19
111c
Brewing
Standard
Pierce Governor common
Pinchin Johnson Ltd Amer shares.
27 '/*
picitiicu
Standard Cap & Seal common
convertible preierrea
-
Jan
17%
26%
*
27
25
Corp conv
Spencer Shoe
Fob
36
700
Jan
15%
'
Speed Queen
Jan
4%
3%
10
<^n
ftovaltv
Jan
36%
26
3
Jan
32 V*
>■
JIUlBwu
cumulative
4,400
5
108% 109%
36%
a
—
4% Mar
Feb
4 yf-zo
9,000
11%
4%
5
109%
'1
•
Philadelphia Co common.
Phillips Packing Co
;
Sum numd
8% Mar
*
1,000
Southern Pipe Line
29
1
Rubber
Jan
Jan
%
2%
2%
Feb
50,600
25
Jan
*
w
..
13%
4%
convertible preference
12
7,200
8%
4.48%
27%
Mar
Jan
3%
—25
57
Jan
325
Jan
8%
4.56%
Feb
7
32'/*
4%
cumulative preferred
convertible preference
24%
.2.50
(The)
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
269
•
8%
12.50
Line
Pipe
—z~
A"
15%
13%
I
common
Apr
10 %
45
'10
Pa
44% Mar
l
•
com
Co.—
&
500
*
—
class
Traffic
Tire
350
10%
45
25
——
Water & Power Co
Pharis
24'/*
10%
45
17
Oil
1
——
1
common
Cuiliuu.ia
2%
Feb
Corp
15'A
11
1
.
common
original preferred
2%
•
_
common--
Penn
Boys
f>'"r
preferred—25
Penn
Pep
Jan
2%
1
—;
Electric
Power
Jan
41%
16%
5
cumulative
25
Jan
1
a
cumulative preferred
$1.32
Feb
5'/*
Peninsular Telephone common--—
$1
Jan
Co..
Manufacturing
3OV4
Mar
5%
2%
•
Paper Mills
Corp
Manufacturing
24%
•
Amer shares—
Ltd—;
15%
jailor
39 Vb
•
Co
Co
14% Mar
t c
v
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
Patican
98 V?
common——*
$1.30 1st preferred-;.———;
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Pancoastal
102
Jan
Feb
4% Mar
3'/a Mar
*
Sonotone
25
5%
<
Ltd—
Co
Mnnuiar.turinc
Smith
5%
19% Mar
Jan
Jan
18'/*
17
Publications—
Simmons-Boardman
5%
Jan
18%
17
of America class A
Aircraft
Jan
Jan
15%
Canada
Co common
Solar
10% Mar
800
37'/* Mar
300
37
33
—25
:
1,800
36%
37
Jan
Feb
% Mar
12% Mar
21%
2%
—25
Ltd
9 Vb
1
Feb
Mar
2 l'/a
5
common
of
3%
U'/4 Mar
—
__£1
Pacific
7%
Jan
92
11%
Mining
Singer
5
common
Jan
27%
1 Vb
Pattern common
Ltd class B
Singer Manuiactunng Co
Co
1%
14 Va
Mar
~3%
7'/*
Simpson's
Can
Jan
17
Jan
l'/a Mar
26%
4%
—*
common..
Breweries
2% Mar
94%
Inc
Denn
Feb
2% Mar
90
1%
3%
27%
Simplicity
Pacific
v
Apr
5,500
Va'
18
stock
preferred
Silex
100
2%
certificates
She» win-Williams
Sick's
2%
1
2,600
13
Leather
4%,
6
1,100
V
3%
1
Saiety Control
Corp class B
Shoe Corp
l'/a
2
3'/a
2%
common
Sherwin-Williams
11 % Mar
150
1
—
45
114%
Mar
Sentinel Radio Corp common
Serrick
1% Mar
Apr
75
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares
Overseas
%
50
12%
•
B
500
43%
33
-15
class
—
1 %
113% 114%
—*
preferred-
Oklahoma Natural Gas—
Omar
%
Jan
27
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sheiler Mig Co
50c
...
8%
2
General—
B)
(R
Shattuck
—
Mar
~3%
stock
prior
Allotment
Semler
Be ton
Ogden Corp common
3,000
6
Inc
Convertible
Jan
0
Apr
6'/*
Industries Inc common—
Selected
Apr
18%
13%
30%
»
Jan
93%
Jan
Jan
Co
Shoe
26% Mar
10%
23 %
Segal Lock & Hardware
Jan
Mar
6%
12,800
9
15%
101
260
Mar
Co
Corp
Bros
Seeman
Selby
3% Mar
12%
Jan
84%
pfd—100
Feb
Jan
Jan
2%
3,400
i'a
48
Jan
2%
1
10% Mar
1U(J
3%
3%
iii Mar
900
—50
4 V.* %
Pub Serv
45%
11
—.—-1
RR Co——
Penn
n
I;
5
—
Airlines—.
Northeast
North
10
22'/*
9/4
-5
5
American Rayon $3 preferred—50
American Utility Securities
•
Mines
Jan
23 % Apr
6,2U0
3,500
common—
(Del)
Fisher Brick Co
&
3,400
13%
30%
1 Vb
<D A) Inc common
Manufacturing
Sayre
Corp
United
Samson
Savoy Oil Inc
24%
12%
29 %
6
10%
1
——5
High
13%
Co
On
Dome
29
Nineteen Hundred Corp common
North
San
Schulte
Power common
Corp common
Low
30%
preferred
1st convertible
10 V*
Niles-Bement-Pond
Nipissing
St
23%
24%
Joseph Light & Power w d__
Lawrence Corp Ltd common
St
28'/*
Mar
Range Since January 1
High
:
...
10 '/b
York Shipbuilding Corp—
—
Pounders shares
Niagara
•.
—1
Yortc
York
Niagara Hudson
•
—10
10
Co common
Auction
New
New
Shares
"
Jan
Feb
for Week
oi Prices
Low
Par
"
1 '.8
71
1%
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
% Mar
3,900
8'*
1%
IV*
1
*
*
Mining Co.
New
Low
Week's
Last
....
Exchange
New Yoiw Euro
Range Since January 1
High
1%
i
Land
Arizona
Thursday
STOCKS—
Shares
11
20
^5
Zinc
Mexico
New
1%
7
for Week
of Prices
5
EXCHANGE
ENDED APRIL
Sales
Kange
,
Low
Par
convertible preferred.,
4%%
New Jersey
New
'■
Clock & Watch Co——-1
Haven
New
Week's
,
Sale Price
Monday, April 10, 1950
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
CURB
YORK
NEW
STOCKS—
&
3
tg
Apr
7% Mar
■
--
17%
Feb
40
37*
Mar
Feb
Mar
10
Jan
19
Jan
Ltd—
ord
Canal:
registered
—
.100
236
Jan
2423/*
Jan
Volume
Number 4897
171
THE
COMMERCIAL
YORK
NEW
RANGE
,Y'
Thursday
STOCKS-—
Profit
10%
United
Shoe
United
Air
S
Foil
S
and
$5
1st
U
U
U S
Rubber
United
16%
3%
.*—200
common
&,
1%
-
50c
5%
5%
1%
1%
-
1%
—
_lo
Jan
■. r
15%
Feb
--4%
Jan
~'
28%
3%
A7s
with
Nov
4
Midland
1
Jan
27% Mar
29%
Jan
3%
Jan
2%
Feb
26%
2,700
23%
Jan
Pcwer
%
1
common
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
l
5
Feb
6% Mar
30
68
Jan
74 % Mar
30 y4
30y4
50
27
Tan
Petroleum
5'/a
7,700
4%
"
Venezuela Syndicate
Vogt Manufacturing
Inc
2 %
20c
3
2%
13%
3% Mar
1,300
2%
12 3k
Jan
13%
Apr1
3%
Feb
100
5%
Jan
13% Mar
Aircraft Co
•
Wagner Baking voting
trust ctfs ext
preferred
1%
Waitt &
$2
Bond
tWaltham Watch Co.
Ward
Baking
Co
Utilities
$6
1
Ry
Tablet
Stationery
Weyenberg
i
6%
and
Inc.
Shoe
(Wm)
Oil
(The)
Williams
Willson
(R
1
Corp
Brothers
Co
common
preferred
w
5 7c
preferred
xw
Winnipeg
Elec
Wisconsin
Pwr
Feb
4%
V
Jan
iyB
Jan
8%
158
Feb
"
Jan
300
32%
Apr
(F
American
4'/2 7c
Lt
5%
Feb
18
10,400
2%
pfd-^
7%
3%
3%
Feb
Jan
13%
4% Apr
22% Mar
9%
deposit
preference
receipts
59
257
April-Oct
150
1973
160%
163%
104%
105%
$102%
3%s
1970
(Calif)—
„
$107% 110
105%
23
2
105
A6%s
coll
5s
1..
„
t
t
t
j
101%
$106% 107 %
106%
106%
.
3'As 1970
Feb-Aug
——May-No®
1989
& Bros 5s
94%
94%
94 %
3%
Jan-July
ex
2%s
Aug
1940
1
—_April-Oct
Y
•
Feb-Aug
Service
A7s ex
Dec
Dec
1
1947
Ltd
■
$30
>103% 103%
—
- —
June-Dec
1956
coupon
1956
coupon
230
Jan
Hotel—
Feb-Aug
$102
104
101%
103
14%
income
A5s
Penn
Western
Mar
12%
.
T
debentures
Traction
Newspaper
Mar-Sept
1954
1960
5s
93
93
«
10%
Feb
13
1 ii
1%
Interest
33%
6s Aug
1998
1
106 %
6s
conv
Union—
debentures
f
s
1959
Jan
Jan
1
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Mar
4%
Feb
1 % Mar
.:'2
Jan
v.' •' '•
Week's Range
Thursday
Sale Price "Bid & Asked
:
or
,
Thursday
Interest
Bonds
*
Y Sold
Jan. I
NO.
High
Low
27
Y-Yl
166
105 Va
107%
Week's Range
Last
Period
or
Sale Price
Y
.166
—
-
•'
106
107
Mar-Sept
J
%
1
166
6
103%
104%
Y 2/
lOo
106%
31
108
112
|
94
>
lll'/a 112
112
debenture
ALima
1st
mortgage
A 1st
Eastern
3s
91%
91%
100% 103%
100%
21
92%
Y
91%
158
—
99»/»
100%
99%
&
Water
Ercole
Marelli
£6%s
Nov
Nov
ex
3%s
RR
A
1993—.
5s stamped
Guartanamo
series
Mtge
1961
Trunk
&
A
,—May
(coupon
58%
46
46%
4
55%
53
117% 117%
1953.
..May-Nov
$57
1953—
..May-Nov
60%
102
"r.
$30
103%
117%
1Y
:
AC %s
Power
series
A6%s
«Dec
series
A73
A7s
A7s
of
May
(issue
of
Oct
'
1
.Mar-Sept
4s 1950
1963—
59%
.
61
—
—
59%
..Jan-July
$99%
une-Dec
1958—
CO
2
52
$44
42%
103%
—
£0
de
coupon)
42%
5
83%
1955
85
8
10
Y- 41%
43%
•No
e
listed
on
Odd-lot
81
82 »/2
84
94
4
86
90
90
3
87
9?
94
94
3
86
95%
tive;
83
91%
"w
76%
———Jan-July
1952
coupon)
$30%
the daily
closing
averages
Exchange
as
92
-■
86
Averages
of representative
20
15
Rail¬
Util¬
roads
trials
ftockf
and
bonds
Chile
(Plan
May-Nov
5_
April
Q...
April
7———
—
•14%
23
33
35%
46 Va
June-Dec
1931_.
6s
5s
54
(ser
2%s
50%
l4:.
*
50%
37
45%
5
60
90
4
31 '/a
36
76
18%
24%
31
36
f
—.
.
90
35%
36
23%
24 Ve
35%
Mar-Sept
2008
D E)
32
,Y
stamped
reduced
.
90
90
June-Dec
1972
A)
A B C
to
$45%
(Plan
Y
24%
Jan-July
1997
A)
2
Jan-July
Jan-Ju!y
2%
2%
2%
15
2%
3%
June-Dec
2%
to
Government
2%
2%
2%
7
2y8
3%
2012
6%s
1919
1921
par
value,
Deferred
a
transaction
delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
year's range),
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Ex-
included in
inot
no
for
cash
sales being transacted during current week.
flat.
Abbreviations
used
above—"cod,"
"conv," convertible:
i."
when issued;
deposit; "cons,"consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
"x w," without warrants.
certificates of
"M," mortgage;
"w w,"
with warrants;
Over-the-Gountor Industrial Stock Average
(35 Stocks)
Total
65
ities
8tocks
10
«
Indus¬
10
First
Second
Grade
Grade
10
Util¬
Total
*
Date-
Closing
,
Ralls
Rails
ities
Bonds
42.09
74.43
102.81
106.33
92.28
10">.f5
56.42
42.82
75.22
102-84
106 34
92.55
105.67
101.85
High
36.18
Low
April
1——
4—
56.20
42.79
75.23
102.81
106.45
98.43
145.70
102.09
April 5——— —*
4°.77
75.38
102.78
106.66
93.'8
105.71
302.15
43.20
April 6—J~l—
36.45
56.23
76.03
102.75
106.76
93.53
105 68
102 13
April
Closed
Friday
Good FrJday
-
7—T—
—
____
6
4
Range for 1949
36.33
55.80
212.10
Good
36.70 Mar.
35.13 Jan.
36.31
April
101.73
208.'4
36.09
April 3—.
trials
Range for TflRO
40
55.43
-
-
8%
$50
$50
209 05
4
Apr*
22
35%
52% ,52%
April-Oct
1947
210.34
AprU
7%
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, In«.
206.37
3—1—I-
89
35%
compiled by Dowf Jones & Co.
10
30
Indus¬
April
77%
9
IReported In receivership.
95
-Stocks-
Apiil
3
$20%
1947—
1927)
AEonds being traded
88%
92%
82%
90
the New York Stock
Date—
89
principal.
a Under-the-rule
transaction (not included in year's range),
r Transaction
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
■
„..——Feb-Aug
1957
coupon)
1952
are
92%
80
;
June-Dec
Denmark
reduced
Janeiro
Interest
ARussian
100
104%
45
45
42%
June-Dec
Stock and Bond
Below
53%
79
56
Sec—
1941
1941
46%3
,
62
99%
— --
—
$104% 105
an-July
1957...
F
(July
/
92%. i
May-No®
(Republic of)—
A5%s
1955
1941
76
71%
92%
1958—Mar-Sept
2008
1927)
of
of
stamped
1%3 to 2%s
Rio
59
Bank
Bank
Interest
Peru
'
E
(Aug
series
A7s
C
3
At
tThursday's bid and asked prices;
International
$51%
92%
$8 %
stamped 1951
of Bogota—
(issue
Parana
118%
RR—
on)
*
Jan-July
stamped
6%s
(Plan
A7s
Bank—
Ry
76
71%
76
Z
Feb-Aug
—
A7s
47
42
$102% 103
market
Ex-coupon
58%
..Mar-Sept
coupon
Power 3%s
Western
£2%
—Jan-July
—
1956
—
Western
Mountain
__Map-Nov
1993—.
coupon
7s
AMortgage
Co—
1940
1947
■
Bank
Mortgage
Mortgage
1965.
5s
Mfg
1
1
Residential
Finland
Grand
&
Elec
A6%s with
6s
Fuel
Lt
'
High
—
Interest reduced to 2%s
100 y8
RR—
series
4s
—
Division—
J
Low
$75'
'
une-Dec
„—i—
1952
stamped
City (Peru)
stamped
■
May-No®
Waterways
Maranhao
AMedellln
Jan-July
Jan-July
1977
mortgage 4s series B
Gas
Elmha
Green
N
.
1953
&
G%s
'•
•
1955
166
•"
Western
5s
Port
/ Jan. 1
■
1947—1978
of
External
r
No.
Loan—
Municipal
5%s
AExternal
103% 104 Va
10
Cons
Danzig
106% 100%
June-Dec
l948__Ja7t-juiy
of)
Mortgage Bank
Valley 7s 1948
ACauca
Range Since
Sold
High
75
Ipril-Oct
lan-July
1946
1947-
7s Jan
Bonds
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
(Col)-
(see
Danish
109%
103%
105
"
Authority—
series
v'!
High
7s April
year
Bogota
External
104% 104 Va
.w'— '
Range Since
Mortgage Bank
20-year
A20
s
108% 109%
$105
—Quar-Feb
.
1954
&
97
Apr
7 4,600
ljj
Last
Period
2%s series A 1970
of
91%
93
Mar
29% Mar
3% Mar
•
Electric Corp 5s debs
Lack
63
62
60
120
100
104%
Lackawanna
103%
102%
10
1
257
107%
12%
—
Delaware
63'A
120
16
108%
Co
57
—
107
Jan
—
Service
16
Y58%- 63
120%
14
Electric 3%s 1964
...Jan-July
Canada 5s series C 1960_Jfcj/-Nov
debentures
Cities
57%
$120
300
Bell Telephone of
Transit
58
44
Co—
1940
1
Waldorf-Astoria
^62
—
1969
Electric
with
45%
7
Authority—
May-Nov
revenue
United
4
~
1953
coupon
46%
46%
.
Y~46
—
1947 coupon 1953—
Aug 1
Bridge & Tunnel
Y.46%
■
j.^
1946——
$107
14%
June-Dec
revenue
90
June-Dec
800
Low
3%s
96
79
:
June-Dec
4% Mar
Jan
13%
5s
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970--,
Chicago
89 %
'"62%
$88
1966—Y—Apul-Oci
truf>t
Corp—
stamped
with
A6%s
Triborough
A
5%s
106%
101%
West
33%
Thursday
Steel
104
$ 101 % 104
Jan-July
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
12%
BONDS
States
105
Jan
104% Alar
New York Curb Exchange
Edison
104%
105
105%
106%
/
1971——
Hydro-Electric Co—
Agricultural
Boston
104%
105
$104% 106%
April-Oci
109%
108%
105% 105%
106 % 106 %
Low
Bethlehem
61
104% 105
Feb-Aug
BONDS
Cential
60%
163 % 163 Vs
1981
New York Curb Exchange
City
106%
£1
.
Hargreaves
Atlantic
98%
105%
Feb
14%
8
105%
98%
106% 106 %
$106
107
April-Oct
stamped 1946——
Industrie.1—>•+ i.
2nd
Ltd—
W)
107%
105%
Jan
12
32%
—
105%
2
6%
Jan
7 12% Mar
33 %
12
106
$98 % 100
65
8%
5% Mar
600
13%
2
common
Jan
50
200
100
Inc
Jan
Feb
500
5%
11
.11
3%
—•
common
&
105%
230
(Hugo))
A7-4s
Terni
21% Mar
17 Va
■
;
28 V2 M*r
n
19
'25
8 %
7%
1
106
105%
105% 105%
Jan-July
B
..
Inc
3rd
A7-4s
Stinnes
175% Mar
Feb:
18% Mar
17%
11
103
7
60%
Jan
114%
.
Jan
24%
13
Jan
7% Mar
30
325
1%
6%
,Y
12 Mar
112Va
25
——
Petroleum
Wool worth
Wright
(Hugo)
Va
3,150
4%
25
w
Industries
Wocdlev
6%
Corp
y.;
19
4%
1
9
106
1960
Corp 3s
.
Stinnes
—
17%
•
Inc
5^
Woctiall
172
?
Starrett
Jan>.
Gas
Gas
3s
Spalding (A G)
27'%
5
&
103
5
Co—
1998
Southwestern Gas & Electric
Feb
10
Corp
C)
Products
Wilson
Co
&
101 %
65
Feb
Jan
Jan
10
19
—
106
Jan-July
1960
coupon
series
3s
California
motrgage
1%
.500
27%
—
1
1940
Power
M
110%
■6
—
10
Mfg
ref
.,>11% Apr
114
169
27 %
55%
304% 105
May-No®
San Joaquin Lt & Pow 6s B 1952.—>—*-Mar-Sept
Southern California Edison
3s 1965
Mar-Sept
3 %s series A 1973—
Jan-July
Mar
:
7%
2%
9%
Jan
.1%
:
—
20
1
1947 coupon
1
debentures
Feb
5%Y
'
114
__
•
com
Oct
29,100
1
%
—
49 %
105V'4 105 %
April-Oct
I—,
Oct
9y»
100
700
11%
5%
—
—
1st pfd—100
Coal
River
Wickes
IS
•
63
52
63%
65
April-Ocf
1968
1971
Harbor Water
Safe
A7s
Whitman
Wichita
7%
'■
Jan
109
1% T" 1%: ,Y
10%
—
1.25
preferred
Maryland
Westmoreland
7>/2 Mar
"*
Western
&
1%
300
5%
1
Western
Westmoreland
100
7'/a
"
vtc wi
warrants
Aircraft Corp
Wentworth Manufacturing
Texas
1%
1%
11%
Warner
West
1%
„
1
30
:
3s
Southern Counties
7 %
--
100
Inc
preferred
cum
mortgage 3%s
Borough Gas & Electric—
6%s series A 1952_^.__
)'•
1st
1%
_•
57%
Hydro-Electric Co—
ex
Southern
W
Waco
98
60
Queens
v
1st
r
High
88
32% Mar
4%
•
1,100
73%
—5
Venezuelan
6%
73%
11
2101% 102
Feb-Aug
1956
-
with
s
50-year
6
to
Service Electric & Gas
Public
.J,
Corp
1st
1970
A6%s
convertible
4%
mortgage
3%s
A 6
$4
at
Lexington 1st mortgage 3s 1964
Jan-July
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—JUne-Dec
27 % Mar
Jan. 1
Low
No.
93%
51 y8
51%
Park
Piedmont
Valspar
1963—
Afar-Sept
May -Nov
1st
Range Since
Sold
230
A/ar-Nov
Jan-July
1952
coupon
6s
Gas Light 4%s
1967
England Power 3%s 1961
Ohio
Apr
28%
Bonds
s
High
257
Milwaukee
57
92 %
1952
April-Oct
New
Jan
Low
C2%
Jan-July
1952
1963——
Feb
Feb
300
Thursday
Bid & Asked
Valley RR—
Extended
Apr
Jan
40
200
1940
1
McCord Corp debentures 4%s
Feb
Mar
1%
or
Co—
1940 coupon
1
Superpower
5%
••
3V4
26%
Altalian
Jan
%
Hydro-Electric
"1%
"
1 % Mar
28%
3
26%
•
common
Nov
Jan
93
1% Mar
300
with
18%
«•
>-
Jan
700
'
57
A 7s
2% Mar
3% Mar
•
-200
Isarco
25
5
Light
Jan
certificates
escrow
Jan
13%
1%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Power Co—
^Debenture
Mar
42
12
4,700
■
1V2
56
—10
common
Mar
49%
_lo
Sugar
Power
5%
l
Insurance
Products Co
3%
Interstate
Mar
83%
I
—-
Stores Corp common
Consolidated Oil
Universal
16
1
6
Jan
23,303
.1,300
iey8
Thursday
Interest
Period
»
Jan
40%
9jJ
2%
Y,/
>
High
43% Mar
warrants——•
Universal
Utah
12%
1%
•
7
New York Curb Exchange
Jan
%
5
23
12Va
Reclaiming Co___
Utah-Idaho
3,575
2%
1
Universal
43%
42
12%
Securities
with
50
1
B
International
preferred
400
10c
common
class
Co
IS
5%
42
■—
APRIL
BONDS
Lot®
31
EXCHANGE
ENDED
Range Since January 1
High
43%
43%
25
Conditioning Corp.—_
Radiator
S
U
25
common
—
(1487)
1
%
__
CHRONICLE
*
Shares
5%
—
10
_
Specialties
S
25c
common
Machinery
Pre. erred
U
Sharing
preferred
Low
CURB
WEEK
FOR
for Week
of Prices
Par
FINANCIAL
Sales
Range
Sale Price
v"
United
Week's
Last
i
New York Curb Exchange
&
/
High
Low
—-
35.20 Dec. 31
27.79 Jun.
14.
■/«.
32
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1488)
Transactions at the New York Stock
and Miscel.
Week Ended Apr. 7,1950
1,574,070
3,200,000
4,023,000
.
—
..—
334,000
7,700,538
Total
w
Jan. 1 to
7
10,000
14,000
3,000
1,000;
159,000,
71,000
$2,000
$30,000
177,000
33,300,060
2,281,926
$467,000
$38,000
$120,000
14,357,000
273,364,400
$625,000
$16,897,100
$306,939,060
Jan. 1 to
1949
1950
1,252,060
Apr. 7
1949
23,135,604
15,536,780'
Bonds
193,366,300
$20,021,900
1950
2,281,926
'
Pomestlo
26,514,650
18,580,900
Total
99,000
253,000
Good Friday
'
596,000
2,510,100
$220,759,450
Industrial
110,000
23,000
Week Ended Apr. 7
1,439,000
St
14,000
16,000
618,985
$282,500
$98,200
U. 8. Government
Railroad
110,000
86.U00
93,000
82,000
Stocks—No. of shares.
Foreign
$53,000
Apr. 7
Bonds
International Bank
$1,000
500,290
62,796,904
124,093,930
4,807,395
$5,000
'567,991
1949
1950
1949
1950
Total
$47,000
$20,021,900
$2,000
7,700,538
Corporate
399,855
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Total
Stocks—No. of shares
Foreign
Government
194,805
'
Value)
Foreign
Domestic
Shares)
:
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
3,534,000
Week Ended Apr.
Bonds (Par
of
4,389,000
$1,439,000,
$18,580,900
'•
Week Ended Apr. 7,1950
Good Friday
_
/
(Number
5,450,900
$2,000
360,000
—
Friday
•"
4.975.000
347,000
Exchange
Stocks
'
$1,673,000
1950
**-
Sales
313,000
5,101,900
1,427,580
2,003,220
——
Wednesday
Thursday
4,662,000
2,012,568
**<•
Bond
Bonds
Monday, April 10,
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
"i
Total
$79,000
$1,594,000
683,100
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Bonds
Bonds
Shares
United States
Government
Bonds
Foreign
CHRONICLE
Transactions at the New York Curb
■
int'l
Bank
Railroad
Stocks
FINANCIAL
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
number of
&
$467,000,
$738,000
106,000
$10,280,000
$10,828,000
120.000
50,000
5,282,000
829,000
2,417,000
38,000
$625,000
$894,000
$16,391,000
$13,904,000
Foreign government.
Foreign corporate
Total
;
659,000
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENBED APRIL 7
.^Thursday
Doston Slock
Exchange
Thursday
STOCKS
Sale Price
v
Par
American Agricultural Chemical——•
American Sugar Refining
100
American Tel ft Tel
100
American
——•
Woolen
Anaconda-Copper
-50
—
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
Low
41%
/
Unlisted
Range Since Janfcary 1
Shares
,
Low
High
41%
47%
41%
■
50% Mar
23%
130
21% Feb
32
Jan
28
28%
12
2,672
22%
—
47%
153% 155%
__
155
29%.
560
27% Mar
31%
Jau
38%l Jan
146%
•
pfd——100
....100
116
115
10
Chesapeake ft Ohio..
Cities Service
114
Mar
120
50
100
Boston ft Maine
107
14%
117
50
Feb
Day Power ft Light
14% Jan
14%
Apr
General
Electric
Motors
14%
100
100
100
Boston Personal Prop Trust
•
100
Boston & Providence RR
2%
33
5
20%
75%
■».
37
5%
—
78
33
955
620
5%
New
2% Apr
1%. Feb
12
2%,
37
Ohio
Range
175
19% Jan
22
Jan
80
Mar
3%
4%
134
73%
71%
74%
668
12%
12%
12%
58
Packard
4%
66%
Feb
Pure
Jan
78%
3% Mar
6%
5%
preferred adjustment
100
100
Jan
63
22%,
Employers Group Assoc
•
37
75%
National Stores—........
Motor
65
74%
25
66%
Feb
78%
Jan
13%
823
11%
Feb
13%
Apr
8%
9%
177
8 •;
Mar
9%
Apr
Jan
33%
59
130%
Jan
35%,
185
34%
Apr
46%
105
""41 %
Jan
47% Mar
80%
77%
80%
561
68%
Jan
80 %
Apr
11%
Jan:
14%
Apr
32
Jan
33%
Radio
38
160
76%
34% Mar
38 %
Feb
29%
3%
3%
135
66%
«
4
34% Mar
26% Mar
29%
;
Co
15
Standard
Oil
Oil
Apr
4%
Apr
Jan
17%
9
16%
Jan
18
29 %
29%
180
26%
Feb,
31% Mar
19% Mar
Mar
18%
19
470
12%
Jan.
16%
17%
171
16
Feb
13%
13%
50
11% Jan
13% Mar
23
18%
__
5
„
3%
17%
__
-
• '
Standard
40% Mar
Timken
Jan
76%
U
Apr
% 13%
-
23'%
95
21%
Jan
24 ye Mar
,
R
*
(N J)
•
17% Mar
25
69%
69
69%
203
66
Jan
69%
Jan
10
27%
27%
28
130
25%
Jan
28
Apr
•
(Ohio)
34%
34%
34%
33% Mar
36
Jan
•
B
S Steel
;
,
(newK-
>
32
31
34
12.50
34
191
32
270
25%
Jan
32% Mar
34%
-
400
30%
Jan
34 % Mar
47% Mar
46
47
37
49%
38%
351
33% Jan
39% Mar
51%
460
49%
Apr
55%
Jan
25
16
16
8
15
Jan
16%
Feb
1—*
preferred—100
78
78
100
78
Apr
85%
88%
155
70%
Jan
80y4 Mar
89 % Mar
50%
52%
100
47% Jan
54.% Mar
9.
275
7%, Jan
9% Mar
*
51%
Corp
5%
24
205
Feb
Jan
x36
270
'
50
Corp
Jan
75
Feb
46%
Theatre
RR
14%
34%
28%
29%
•
24%
Apr
21% Jan
25
180
2J2%.
—'
Co
Copper
Cement
1474
34%
>
._
•
...
Oil
41%
63
36%
115
37
87
41
2,075
Jan
Mathleaon Chemical Corp
•
Narragansett Racing Ass'n
1
8%
8%
Nash-Kelvinator
5
19%
18%
19%
717
16% Mar
19%
16c
200
16c
30c
1*
Watling, Lerchen A Co,
Apr
16c
Jan
National
I
73%
13%
.
34%
Brands
64%
•
Safety Razor
Central
30%
__
Car
Standard
Apr
•
General Electric.,
Maine
33% Mar
Apr
•
Westinghouse Electric
Lone Star
26%. Jan
28
46%
8
Feb
,Jan
57
25
37
22
37
74%
—
•»
Boston
658
275
__
•
Southern
57
57
57
63%
Eastern SS Lines Inc.
Loeutfs
33%
28'%
13% Mar
12%Mar
Ry—
100
Olllette
31%
28
Jan
66
4%
1st preferred series A
preferred class B
Kennecott
Mar
46%
Oil
465
*
Co
Eastern Mass Street
First
36
11%. Apr,
155% Mar
10
Socony Vacuum'
6%
Jan
33%
7
Edison
Ohio
20%
10
Service
Copper
Jan
146%
•
Pennsylvania RR
Cities
,
JJ
York Central
Jan
5%, Apr
39 %.
Apr
4% Mar
80
—5
Hecla
ft
9%
76
Railroad-
prior preferred
cl A 1st pfd stamped
Calumet
80
25
Mar
Jan
45% Jan
Federated Dep't stores..
Common stamped
5%
14%
:
33% Mar
33%
11%
33%
154% 155%;
13%
1
945
48%
High
91/4
•
Curtiss-Wright
Feb
Railway-
Stamped
7%
x46%
Low
74%
10
General
46%
Range Since January 1
28%
;
,
25
J 2,378
114 % 116
._
25
Boston Edison
Boston Elevated
Shares
155% Mar
Jan
40
116
Sales
fer Week
<
High
11%
__
154%
100
Columbia Gag .-J-I
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet 6%
Boston & Albany RR
Low
33%
1
American Telephone ft Telegraph
Armco Steel
Jan
of Prices
^
Allied Stores
American Airlines
High
45
40% Feb
30
Stocks—/•>-,
,
Range.;
**
Par
for Week
of Prices
Week's
Last
-J5ale Price
—
Service
New England Electric
New
1
Cos..
__
20
N Y New Haven ft Hartford
12%
12%,
12%
100
System
England Tel ft Tel.
95%
94%
.r
9%
95%
100
North Butte Mining
Pennsylvania RR
Quincy Mining Co
<
—
2.50
50
—
10%. Jan
700
150
96"%
7%
Feb
Jan /
10
Feb
Jan,
70c
Jan
—'
30c
30c
500
29c
17
17
17%
927
16%. Jan
3%
3%
3%
69
3% Mar
4%
'
5%
5%
25
5% Feb
s
.
New. York Curb Exchange
Midwest
Exchange
Stock
Exchange.!
-
Ford
#■
Building
DETROIT
„
Telephone: WOodward 2-5525
18% Mar
25
Drug Co
Stone ft Webster Inc.
$tock Exchange
Detroit Stock
Jan
2.50
—.
Rexall
Members
New York
»Aa)ej
13%. Mar
92%
1,208
9%
Mar
6% Jan
Jan
22%
22%
22%
121
itorrington Co
•
..
33%
34%.
105
20%: Jap.
31% Mar
36%
Jan
Union Twist Drill
5
23
23
23
113
22%
Feb
25
Jan
United-Carr Fastener Corp..
United
Fruit
Ce
*
27"%
26
27%
250
26.
Apr'
27% Apr
23% Mar
Ak.%'
United
6%.
U 8
•
common
preferred
Rubber Co__
59%
58%
59%
2,349.
25
43%
43Vs
43%
650
25
Shoe Machinery
42
42
42%,
42%
41%
43%
..10
Vermont ft Mass Ry Co..
Waldorf. System Inc
Wastlnghouse Electric
100
•
12.50,
Corp
14
34%
61% Mar-3^
43% Mar
49%
Jan^
50
40%
Jan
42 '/a
Apr
37%
Jan
44% Mar
10
115
120
Jan*
Mar
105;
13% Feb
30% Jan,
35
Thursday
stocks
.
J Par
"
Allen
Electric
Altes
Mar
15%
1
12%
„1
STOCKS
Last
>
Range
Sale Price
Par
American Laundry Mach
20
19
.1
Balcrank
of Prices
Low
__
Shares
19%,
2%
Low
135
.
2%,
Baldwin
8
16%
17 %
Burger. Brewipg
Champion Paper
•
•
18
4
18
Cincinnati Gas &
Electric
common_8%
Preferred
100
32%
33
33%
47
33%
Rights wi
60
33%
196
108%
32%
108
..
237
100
fl
19
2% Apr
l-»%
N
O ft
T P
Cincinnati
20
Cincinnati
Dow
Union
32%
30%
10.
Insulation
18
Feb
34%
Feb
35
Jan
108%
——___—
10
••
common
Preferred
ft G new
6a
•
•
common
For footnotes
see
page
41.
.
Detroit
Feb
Federal
Mar
Wood
86c
Jan
572
63%
Feb
67% Mar
20%
429
20
Jan
20%
348
33% Jan
7%
7%
1,055
7
Apf
Feb
6%
' 25
100
24.
4% Jan
Feb
12%
12% Apr
46
20
46,
63%
65
197
15%
15%
110
61%
2,569
290
100
18
18
2%
"
13
5%.
80
3%,
10%
Feb
35% MarJ
Jan
7%
Apr
Feb
Jan
Electric
Mar
_»
—Il
Hudson Motor Car
*
10%.
Apr,;
18
Apr
19
Feb
2%
30c
4%
Jan
Jan
Jan
2% Mar
44c
5%
Jan
Jan
3,248
70
Jan
495
3
Apr
4%
Jan
11%
Feb
78
Feb
260
9 3A Mar
555
2
Jan
2%
Feb
4%
4%
345
4% Mar
6%
Feb
13%
556
13
13 %
Jan
12%
Mar
135
12%
Apr
348
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
14%
376
13%
Feb
15%
Jan
4%
120
4
Feb
4%
Jan
3% Mar
3%
Feb
3%
4
14
Jan
3%
500
1%
1,000
1%
905
1%
1%
500
1%
Jan
2
Feb
l ^
5%
4%
5%
200
33/4
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5%
Apr
1
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1%
1%
970
1%-Feb
1%
Jan
Jan
Masco
61%
Apr
McAleer
Jan
McClanahan Oil
Products—
common
23%
1%
16%
Manufacturing
7%
Feb
1%
15%
Screw
Jan
Feb
23
"l%
59% Jan
225
3%
Jan
2
14
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Jan
10
80
Jan
8%
23% Mar
3%
5
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55% Mar
3
305
7%
.
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65% Mar
221
76%
5%,V
100
800
500
6%
Jan.
Feb
Jan
13%
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Motors
1
Jan
4%
2^4
35c
7%
22"
12%
4%
Kinsel Drug
Jan
2%
6%
-
2
5
Kingston Products
10
6%
1
Lamp
Howell
300
3,100
4,715
23%
_1
Hoover Ball ft Bearing.
35
25%
8
6%
-I
Houdaille-Hershey
4%. Jan
6%
23%
Mar
Feb
25
7%
23%
23%
.10
Mar
12%
-
35c
Motors
60
25
6%
8
1
Industries
65
Feb
25
,
15 % Mar
35%
5
Jan
66
225
66%
-10
Brewing
Mar
53%
57%
Jan,
Mar
20%
Friars Ale Brewing
Hall
44
225
77c
14Ve
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12 % Apr
Jan
400
205
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Frankenmuth
^
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31:
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Products
15% Mar
20
__
10
350
80c
66%
5
Gerity-Michlgan Corp
Goebel Brewing
Graham Paige Motors
10
Jan
^5
65
Steel
General
13%
83
46...
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
35%
Jan.
Apr
77%
9%
85
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20%
23%
Jan
Feb
220:
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607
1.040
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2%
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1
Navigation.
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73%
35
—,
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—-—100
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Low
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■
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4% Mar
4%*" 4%
—
50
8% preferred
33%
59
*
_
Kroger
Lunkenheimer
P
63%
59
79.
154
450
Range Since January 1
■
15%
1% Mar
345
9%
15%. ,15%
—
*
100
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9%
•
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12
163
12%;.J2Ys
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76%
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76
■
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Edison
Detroit-Michigan
17% Jan
Jan
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2,333
90%
50
Eagle Picher
Gibson
90%
4%
Stockyard
common
Formica
90%
25
common
Streefr
Cine ft Sub Bell Tel
121%
y
•
■
„
Bros
Detroit ft Cleveland
Detroit
3%. Feb
15%. Jan
103
Davidson
High
21% Mar" '
Apr
Gar
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6%
15% v.
*
150
Range Since January 1
High
19
2%
10
common.
Continental Motors
for Week
-
11%
-25
Paper
Power
15%
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15%
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Consolidated
Consumers
~
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Sales
Sales
for Week
2%
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American Metal Prod..
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•
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1
—
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Week's
Range
of Prices
Last
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Thursday
Week's
Sale Trice
Baldwin Rubber
Cincinnati Slock
Exchange
;
14% Jan
599.
34%
33
Detroit Stock
53%, Feb/
265
118
118
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1%, Apr
1%
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Number 4897
171
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
OTHER STOCK
RANGE
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Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
.
Last
Micihgan
Sugar
Stamping
Jan
7%
Apr
Jade
7%«
200
7%
Apr
7%
Apr
1 "•
100
1
Apr
1 Vs Mar
Kalser-Frazer Corp
Kansas Power ft Light
3
100
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4
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Jan
2%
Jan
17'A
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Peninsular Metal Products
3% Mar
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600
2%
Jan
2%
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420
2
Feb
2%
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12
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106
16%
Jan
173/4
Jan
305
50%
Apr
54%
Jan
26
26 %
300
7%
1,082
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1.25
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Jan
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20
Apr
45%
1,100
Aircraft Corp
Inc (Un)
13c
23
200
1.20
__
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Jan
8ya Map
1.10 Mar
1.40
Angeles Biltmore Hotel Co
24%
Jan
Jan
29%
Feb
16»/a Mar
18%
Jan
24%
Jan
26%
Feb
410
11%
Jan
20
325
72%c
Jan
95c
2,950
1%
Jan
Jan
2
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Jan
7%
650
12 %
121
.10
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7%
1.20
Los
Jan
6%
23/4
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Manufacturing
Scotten-Dillon
Jan
10c
Petroleum
Loew's
Apr
2%
2%
Paper
4%
10c
Jan
Lockheed
Reo
2,580
5%
Co.
Lincoln
High
6
a,17% a 17%
50% 50(4
46 46%
26'A
1
Low
2,000
Mascot
Jan
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13c
Magnavox Company (Un)
2 Va Mar
1
.
5%
a 17%
50%
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Shares
High
13c
1
B
•
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far Week
of Prices
Low
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Lane-Wells
■
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Oil
Co (Un)
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
Kern County Land Co
Jan
1
I
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1,155
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Par
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6%
*7%.
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common
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793
Sales
Week's
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Last
Sale Price
3%
7%
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Murray
National
Thursday
STOCKS
7%
*
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7
1
.21/2
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Mid-West
7'/a.
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Range Since January 1
High?/"
Low
1
__
13
515
8% Mar
9%
3 .-?&■
100
2%
Feb
3
Jan
23/f&
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3
Company
Mfg Co
Feb
Feb
Mar
2%
Feb
Jan
3
2 3;
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Menasco
Jan
,
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B
common
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Petroleum
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United
Shirt
United
States
Wayne Screw Products
9%
9%
100
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10%
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10%
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1
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450
103;
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10
Feb
11%
Apr
9%
Jan
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Apr
1%
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22
220
21% Mar
23
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64 V*
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58%
Feb
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19%
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American
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1
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/
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273/b Mar
3
300
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Ohio
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90
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American Woolen
12
4
Jan
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(Un)
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54
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v'
155
155
553/4
146 V2
Jan
,
Jan
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Corp (Un)
(Un)
30
Steel
29
33%
10
28%
32%
^
553/4
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28
28%
Jan
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Jan
111% Mar
Mar
258
60
7XA
7%
,—3
104%
50
373/4
303A
(Un)
13
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Bandinl Petroleum Co
1
Barker Bros Corp
5%
Jan
12
6% :
18
--
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Bendix
Bendlx
Consolidated
:
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Home
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Bethlehem Steel Corp
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10
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25,601
250
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•
25
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common
Canadian Pacific Ry Co (Un)
(Un)
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Tractor Co
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13%
!
20
25 y4
18% Jan
21%
Jan
22
Apr
6%
Jan
9
Apr
4Cc
Mar
1
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Preferred
i
75
189
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of
14%
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13
Jan/
42%
Feb
11 y4
Lighting Corp
American
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of
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265/s
115
26% Mar
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20% Jan
223A Feb
25
33x/2
313/4 Mar
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33/4
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55
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Exeter Oil Company
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153/4
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Jan
Feb
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I
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Signal
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Sinclair
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General Foods
General
Feb
133/4
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4.88%
4%
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5
1,395
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15
13%
13%
50
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133/8
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Hancock
Hilton
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Hotels
Development
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1
———6.66%
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Illinois Central
RR
Co
25c
33%c
Imperial Development Co Ltd
Independent Exploration Co
Intercoast Petroleum Corp
Interlake
Iron Corp
10%
10%
10
(Un)
(Un)
International Nickel of Can
Papef Co (Un)
Int'i Tel & Tel Corp (Un)
International
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41.
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51
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4,900
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1,566
22
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24%
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16
Feb
17% Mar
2,292
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Jan
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236
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4c
555
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170
21% Jan
69
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143/4
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Apr
30%
1,251
26%
Jan
1,468
103A
Jan
13%
310
19%
Jan
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42
36%
Jan
37
Mar
238
60%
Feb
65
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121
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Western Union Tel Co (Un)i
West Kentucky Coal Co (Un)
Willys-Overland Motors Inc (Un)
Woolworth (F W) Co (Un)—
296
21
42% Jan
25% Feb
85
Feb
Mar
45
273/4
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Apr
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210
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28%
Feb
2.10 Apr
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162
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United Gas Corporation (Un)
Mar
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Feb
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Jan
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37'A
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Mar
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12%
28
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Carbide
Union
35
31%
44% Mar
13
•
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Company (Un)
Sulphur Co
Twentieth
Apr
14%
3%:
Feb
Jan
9
8
31%
Jan
25
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Gulf
Transamerica
24XA Mar
,
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Transcontinental
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10
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51
28
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Feb
11%
190
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Apr
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4,812
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Swift ft Company (Utt)
23% Mar
72 %c
40
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10%
•
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Jan
•
(Un)
Studebaker Corporation
Apr
49% Jan
82,
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21% Mar
Feb
Mar
102
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4Va%
preferred class B
Jan
307
-
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42%
•
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20%
48c
78% Mar
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1
111
2,300
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of
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220
25
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25
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Mar
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61% Mar
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Jan
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402
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8
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15
Standard Brands Inc (Un)
9Vi Feb
22 Ya
16%
25
725
4
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73/4
70%
19% Mar
Apr
25
Southern Railway Company
Jan
6% Mar
9%
-Mar
30 % Mar
Jan
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preferred
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31% Mar
26%
12% Jan
13%
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:
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621
5,821
5
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Seaboard Oil Co of
4.48%
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19
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Shell Oil Co
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Jan
6%
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Paper
Jan
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Feb
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1
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9
7%
4%
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363/4 Mar
313/4
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494
173/4
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40
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56
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28%
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740
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33
230
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28%, Jan
Jan
a29%a293/8
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12%
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34% Mar
1.40
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40
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Consumers Power Co.._
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3.00 Mar
31% Jan
20c
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815
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Rexall
35% Apr
>
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89
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1,550
79,620
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1,690
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—
25
50
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7,092
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—
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2.45
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Southern Calif Edison Co Ltd com
Columbia
38c
1
Feb
.
-
9%
143%
Apr
173/4
Republic Pictures Corp (Un).
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r/iSL
4% Mar
3,830
v
1
Clary Multiplier Corp
2%c
Jan
13%
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1,395
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Feb
31% Jan
595
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32
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Apr
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10% Mar
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255
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.
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12,625
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285
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10
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133/4
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22
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Pennsylvania RR Co
Feb
7%
Mar
1,100
.
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40
;
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Apr
14c
•,
200
10%
12%
10%
11%
—
7%
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Jan
15
Mar
Jan
33% Mar
Jan
48
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24 Va
Jan
9c
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9 3A Mar
Feb
8%
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Feb
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8
Packard Motor Car Co
Mar
32% Jan
485
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3,637
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Corp
Pacific
Feb
155
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74
15
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713
29
33%
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Mar
Mar
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22
60
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21
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1,411
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11%
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3
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60c
31% Mar
Feb
5%
American
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♦
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—
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204
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1
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Week's
Last
Sale Price
•
.
«
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Angeles Stock Exchange
STOCKS
__
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National Distillerg Prod Corp (Un)
New
York Central RR
(Un).
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Apr
4%
80c
3%
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Montgomery Ward ft Co Ino
Apr
93A
528
80c
1
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Power
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500
1
Monogram Pictures Corp
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Michigan Bumper
Michigan Steel Tube.
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^
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*
Sale Price
CHRONICLE
13% Mar
Zenda Gold Mining Co
10c
BONDS
Southern
Pacific
conv
debs—
1960
—
102% Apr
34
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1490)
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Monday, April 10, 1950
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL
7
Week's
Thursday
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
DAYTON & GERNON
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Dredge & Dock
Great
CHICAGO 3, ILL.
LA SALLE ST.
SO.
105
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1%
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Midwest
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Chicago Board
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preferred.—,——.
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Griesedieck
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MIDWESTERN LISTED AND UNLISTED SECURITIES
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EAU
LaCROSSE
MADISON
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Midwest Stock Exchange
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Acme
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5
—
45'/a
—
10
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&
20%
760
19%
Jan
31 '/a
2,000
17%
Jan 1
,
32
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Allied
(Un)
5%
6%
400
Jan
6%
1,100
6% Mar
7%
Inland
Jan
3%
650
3% Mar
4
Jan
5%
American
Investment
American
Rad
American
Tel
&
(111)
Stand
Tel
San
Co
Feb
15 %
3,500
21%
21%
21%
575
•
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14
15%
2,330
1,454
146%
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(Un)
153% 153
155
28%
.
23
23%
33%
-50
31%
33%
Apr
12%
10%
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10% Mar
29
28%
29
950
26%
Jan
17%
17
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330
11%
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22%
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400
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550
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47
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125
21
Mar
14%
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1,000
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39
37%
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290
34%
13%
13
17
14
42
Jan
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Jan
26% Mar
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5
Feb
19
24
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50
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Jan
Jan
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Feb
25
Feb
Jan
14%
Apr
Jan
39%
Apr
17
Apr
1,250
4%
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8% Mar
32%
210
28%
Jan
33% Mar
47%
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15
39
39%
8%
32%
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Paper
International
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International
Tel
Iowa
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40
43% Mar
50
575
37%
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155% Mar
27%
27
200
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*
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32%
Jan
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Tel
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Apr
27
1,525
26
Mar
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39
25
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39%
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630
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26
♦
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,
&
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29 %
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800
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Apr
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*
22%
21%
22%
500
21%
Apr
23% Mar
7%
Feb
7% Mar
17% Mar
18% Mar
Light—
delivered
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12
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&
delivered
Power
When
Jan
&
Mar
39
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Apr
31
33%
•
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Apr
27% Mar
1,210
8
8
32%
Light
&
International
22% Mar
Jan
750
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100
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21%
13%
33%
11%
(Un)
11
1,800
25
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11%
33
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&
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Jan
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Apr
11
10%
Mar
7%
7%
•
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Jan
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54% Jan
21% Jan
Apr
20
31
Aluminum
Advanced
Low
44%
29%
20
Corp
85
Range Since January 1
1,760
45%
150
—
_
Brick
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44'/a
preferred
Illinois
for Week
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Mar
90
23%
1
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Illinois
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Sale Price
Abbott
$6
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Week's
28
1
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——
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Jan
10
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Thursday
16
25
400
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stocks
Jan
60
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28
83%
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15%
23
100
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15%
•
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Instrument
Harnischfeger
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MINNEAPOLIS
Co
—
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15
28
common— —100
non-cum
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•
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7%
7%
100
17%
17%
17%
1,000
16%
16%
200
13%
Jan
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11%
11%
11%
300
11%
Apr
14%
4%
4%
4%
200
4% Mar
6%
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2%
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1,100
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&
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1,600
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13
14% -15%
500
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Feb
14%
59%
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13
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13
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14
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Jan
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(Un)
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100
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;
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15
28
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4,400
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54% Mar
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4
—
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50
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6
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100
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J
5% Mar
200
17%
—
8%
900
17'A
Feb
18% Mar
138%
Feb
Apr
Pure
Jan
Corp
preferred
Oil
Co
12
Mar
5%
5%
150
47%
Apr
27
44%
45 %
45
Apr
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90
22
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350
7% Mar
763
;
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-
Apr
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9%
Feb
14% Mar
Jan
5%
Feb
6%
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Apr
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Apr
43 % Mar
46%
Jan
400
24%
Apr
26% Mar
150
40
Jan
46
450
167
46%
,
27% Mar
23%
1,550
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5%
44%
5%
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41
Jan
Joseph Light & Power
When
delivered
24%
Louis
Louis Public Service
National
Stockyards—
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46
6%
5%
5%
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24%
45
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19%
Jan
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626
19
173/4
41
St
600
.
26
Apr
19%
30%
27
Richman
19%
(Un)
30%
Republic Steel Corp
Rexall Drug
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Apr
1
28%
,
Jan
6%
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Jan
71%
Feb
89%
8%
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424
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8
Jan
78% Mar
89%
13
61
43% Mar
29% ;
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29
23%
29%
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Apr
62
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100
12%
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210
com
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330
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Remington Rand ,(Un)—.
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1
Radio
Feb
6%
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33%c
1
—
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Feb
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7,500
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30 %
85
22%
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,
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Peoples Gas Light & Coke
54%
47%
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200
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255
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1,850
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280
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34%
20
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6%
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25%
185
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Eddy Paper Corp (The)
17
60
2,500
4%
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23
2% Mar
Jan
6
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Potter
9%
62%
23
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Pressed Steel Car
27%
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300
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2,520
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14%
160
65%
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Feb
Feb
Mar
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7
6%
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10
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Ohio
1,750
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29
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26%
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Edison
13%
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25
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Feb
6%
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49%
600
901
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29%
7%
1
100
6%
2%
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Aviation
20%
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23%
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&
11%
19%
28%
29
27%
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5
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450
14%
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23%
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Co
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5,547
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——
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33%
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251
545
44
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35%
100
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19%
20
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47
8% Mar
200
Car
Jan
200
23%
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28%
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6%
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25
American
Apr
Jan
Jan
19%
19%
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78 %
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350
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Pressure
York
North
Feb
14% Mar
Feb
2,100
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53%
6
6%
Nash-Kelvinator
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73%
40
19%
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99
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39
19%
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50
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10%
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118
219
14% Mar
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27%
0
Chemical
Jan
1,200
Feb
4%
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Jan
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Jan
6%
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46
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1
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23%
47
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23
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100
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63
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91
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114
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2,400
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10
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15
67%
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30%
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preferred
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&
14
5
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Vultee
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65'/a
33%
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Feb
28
1,500
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$2.50
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200
23%
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Lincoln
National
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17
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3% Mar
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43%
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Eastman
15%
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14%
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Feb
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6%
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34
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15
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14
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4
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150
,
8
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Columbia
12%
'
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58%
13
common
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15% Mar
14%
preferred
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Coleman
13% Mar
Feb
59%
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Jan
14
5
preferred
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12
75
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$4,50
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35%
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43% Mar
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1
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—
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Jan
6%
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35%
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655
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4%
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14
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Feb
5%,
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24%
37
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23
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4%
100
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5
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5
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5
100
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&
111% Mar
7%
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Binks Mfg
1% Mar
Feb
3
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Bethlehem
Jan
103%
23
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Belden Mfg Co
Bendix
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4
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2,500
Apr
Jan
6%
Jan
29% Mar
34%
Jan
4%
Jan
Apr
5% Jan
10% Jan
46
Jan
52% Mar
41%
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9%
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17%
16%
17%
468
16%
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Gillette Safety Razor
18% Feb
8%
8%
8%
250
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8
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10%
33
Sinclair
37%
38%
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40
28%
27%
28%
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14%
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15
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51%
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44 %
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Mar
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Pacific
11%
400
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243
31
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General Finance Corp commonGeneral Motors Corp
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7
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Co
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Sears
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
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2
1,064
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•
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14 %
100
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24%
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400
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12
45
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97
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13%
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39
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10%
41%
100
97
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1%
250
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54
Mar
Mar
10%
Jan
3%
Jan
47% Mar
Volume
171
Number
4897
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(1491)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
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Standard
Steel
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Corp
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68%
70
898
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27%
23%
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25%
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19%
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1,280
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Feb
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Sunbeam
Corp
1
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Corp
Sundstrand
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Sunray Oil (Un).
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&
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13%
13%
25
37%
37
37%
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63%
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Tool
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Corp
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Alaska
Co
Gold
Alleghany Corp
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Airlines
American
Power
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Amer
American
Thor
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Trane
1,110
65%
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1,076
59%
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5
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&
Western
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12%
12%
12%
100
11%
Feb
14%
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2
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32
31 Va
32%
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29%
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34%
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20%
20%
20%
300
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20%
50
120
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45
43%
45
2,200
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45%
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17
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17
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17
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1
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4
1,150
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•
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——.
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13,100
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100
17%
1
17%
17%
17%
1
17
17
17
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8
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common
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*
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Bros
5
14%
14
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34 %
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28 y2
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3%. Mar
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12
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50
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15
Mar
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Jan
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16
100
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—
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14%
350
14
Mar
10%
1,200
10
79%
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5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
•
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Nat
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Atlas
Corp
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13
6%
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Big
Mfg Corp common
Wedge
Baldwin
Mining
Locomotive
Bandini
&
Ohio
Power
Bendlx
Aviation
Bendix
Home
Bethlehem
18c
17c
Electric
Storage
Fidelity
&
General
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Lehigh
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7%
7%
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22
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div
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common
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Corp
United
Gas
1
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Westmoreland
Inc
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200
568
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13%
14%
503
12% Jan
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62%
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26
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29
587
28% Mar
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15
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22%
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Jan
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24%
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26% Mar
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22%
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20%
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75
78%
256
66%
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60%
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120
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Celanese
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50
12,100
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54
Week's
Thursday
Last
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Paul
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Colorado
Pitt
Fort
Walker
Fuel
Range
for Week
Shares
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High
High
&
National
Fireproofing
Ohio
&
Oil
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Consolidated
$2.50
&
preferred
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Motors
Continental
Oil
Creameries
San
Co
Di
Standard
Spring:
Brake
Westinghouse Electric
Corp
For footnotes see page 41,
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25
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a36y8
13%
16'/2«
32%
—
"
Kodak
Eastman
74%
33% Mar
1.80 Jan
30% Jan
(Un)'——5
Del
Corp
Mfg
(E
67
(Un)
Corp common
Fruit
Chemical
Pont
—
Mar
1.40 Jan
27
Feb
1
Gas cap
Aircraft
Corp
Domlnguez. Oil
Dow
a8%
_*
—
...
Eureka
—
Liquidating Corp common
1
Prod prior pfd <Uni._100
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& Chem Corp com..10
2y2
com—
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(Un)
Electric Co
10
Corp
General Paint Corp
Preferred
—
—
..
7
Apr
Apr
34% Mar
7Va Jan
liy2 Jan
a
105
Mar
9% Apr
16 y2 Mar
15%
280
14%
15
362
11 % Jan
16
Mar
71
3'/2
71
3'/2
10
100
70
Mar
3J/2 Jan
72
4
Jan
Jan
32
32
a63 a66'/8
69% 71%
239
166
1,278
297/a Jan
58 /2 Jan
61 ya Jan
32
Mar
61
Mar
71% Apr
a45'/2 a47%
11
11V8
46y4 Mar
10
Mar
18% Jan
47% Jan
12% Feb
23% Mar
21%
21%
93
790
125
39%
%
40
%
2,000
37% Mar
i\ Jan
42 % Jan
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1
103
1
106
285
12
80
% Jan
106
Mar
26% Mar
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106
Mar
29% Feb
6/4 Feb
419
—
5'/4
46%
•
common
79%
'
14'%
Apr
13%
601
11%
Fb
13%
Apr
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13%
488
11%
Jan
14%
Feb
Golden State
500
5 A Apr
1,048
-41 y4 Jan
47% Mar
110
2,032
49% Jan
50 /2 Mar
80
Apr
a50'/2 a51%
78Va
80
•
71 /e Jan
11% J»n
14>/4 Jan
12
12%
210
16%
16%
165
16% Apr
19
25
37% Feb
37% Feb
Jan
15% Mar
13 %
6
46%
■
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—/
——
70
/
a25% a25%
46%
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Motors
13%
Gillette Safety Razor common—.——*
16%
124
11%
Jan
17%
75
20%
Jan
23
Feb
29%
29%
30%
245
29% Apr
26
25%
26
103
24
(B
—25
& Co__—
Ltd
Co
F)
•
common
—
13
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195
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12%
13
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1,006
51%
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10%
51%
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10'/2
332
50
1,935
87
21% Feb
12% Jan
—
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24
Mar-
14 /& Jan
a——
Feb
21%
McBean
34% Mar
Mar
26%
10
5
3%
22
5%
—
20%
3%
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3%
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900
5%
50c
3%
22
19%
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5%
50c
914
,
700
4%
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Feb
22 % Mar
1%
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Feb
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3%
37%
7
37
37%
25
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7
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25
18
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325
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*
—
2.25
2.25
100
1
1.85
1.85
6
325
600
260
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1,998
2
Jan
4
400
1
44% Jan
14 Jan
10 /8 Apr
51% Apr
2/» Feb
11 /2 Jan
B
Mar
Honolulu
Jan
41% Mar
Hudson
35%
Jan
38% Mar
Hunt Foods
common,
16% Feb
19% Jan
2o b Feb
15
2.75 Feb
Car
55
Apr
15/4 Jan
Jan
11/4, Feb
11 'A
1
1.75
1.75
1.80
4,800
1.75 Mar
10%
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400
330
9 /2 Jan
2o/a Mar
12%
Co
-
w
--
14%
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14%
2.00 Mar
7
Mar
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
11%
1
Inc
1.60
3%
49
13%
9 /»
1.95
6%
55
14%
11%
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Motor
Maryland Mines Corp
60c
100
60c
Apr
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Independent
Pn
3,000
8<*
Feb
11c
Jan
Intl Nickel
18 y2
Jan
1
20
20
20
•
26%
24%
2G%
434
24% Mar
27%
34%
33 %
34%
280
30%
34% Mar
Jan
Jan
16 k Mar
21
Jan
2.25 Feb
Jan
PC
15
lb
6%
Co
(Un)
Oil
3'>V4
8%
A
(Un)____
Development
35
6% Mar
Ltd
class
Co
Feb
45
100
...—
Pineapple Co
Battery
60c
12%
—
al%
10%
Inc
Stores
Hawaiian
1-Iobbs
Holly Oil Co
3%
•
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Greyhound Corp
Jan
625
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Un)__
Graham-Paige Motors (Un)
(Un)
33%c
Exploration
of/Canada (Un)
11
•
a26%
a25'/8 a25%
2
11/8 Mar
.9
Jan
20% Mar
International
Air
893
•
class A
Class B common
1
Steel
Westinghouse
21,900
•
$3 preferred
1
-
Toy Mining
560
1.80
.
Feb
Mar
5% Mar
30
32l/8
America Inc
ol
Curtiss-Wright
Idaho
Renner
30% Jan
14% Mar
32% Jan
28%
(Un)
common
Co
Zellerbach
Crown
14%
Hi
Bolt Corp
50
335
595
28
Corp.._.,—1.33%
Continental
14%
13%
2%
convertible
Pitts Screw
4
13
34% Feb
1.40
(Un)..
Ind
Natural
Consolidated
27% Mar
Pittsburgh Brewing Co—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
16'%
Jan
100
242
14%
A—2'/a
class
Edison
Grocers
Consol
Jan
21%
5
common
3.25 Jan
27% Feb
51% Mar
59% Jan
15
31%
*
common..
dys
Chem
Holly
New
14% Apr
n
23
39
w
10
Edison Co of N Y
Hale
8upplv.
2.50 Mar
24% Jan
49% Jan
58
Feb
13% Mar
578
4%
1.75
a
—
3%
Consolidated
21%
1
Fuel
—
2y8 Jan
35
Mar
22% Feb
38
32y8
(Un)
System com
Commonwealth
100
15%
10
Mountain
,
157
125
,
1
(Un)—„
Solvents
27%
21%
Gas
Star
a—
7% Jan
v
50
•
Co
Gas
25%
com—•
McKinney Mfg
Lone
Mar
42ya Mar
—
15
Li
t
25
Columbia
Commercial
General
1
Manufacturing Co
Joy
7
Feb
39
100
Co
General Foods
1
Refractories
8% Mar
Jan
7% Feb
1% Peo
30% Jan
25
25
(Un)
com
Broadcast
General
Sales
of Prices
Low
5
Brewing
Ry
Columbia
Goodrich
Harbison
a— •
6,853
10% al0%,
14%
33 36%-
America
RR
Chemical
13%
Columbia Gas System
4%
—
y
25
.
Service
Cloiox
14 %
Duquesne Brewing
5,580
•
3G'/»
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(Un)
Chrysler Coip
27%
Co
Bin w-Knox
—
9% Feb
105y2 Mar
25
Feb
Mar
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Ludlum
;
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;
10
(Ull)
(Un)
common
Ohio
Foster & Kleiser
Allegheny
2.90
a22% a22%
4%
•
Mining Co
&
Food Machinery
Sale Price
10
200
350
.
a58% a59%
13%
13%
—
•
Ry
of
Eureka
Central
FAR
Par
a—
—
35% Jan
60
a5iy8a5iy8
i__.
1
——
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Chesapeake
Fibre
stocks
a51%
.—2%
Co
Tractor
Doernbecher
78 %
4
Cap
Pacific
Caterpillar
Electric
4s
11% Mar
""
14%
f>27% a27%
—
*
Feb
61%
A—:..—1975
series
Sugar
Jan
23%
567
21%
12
2.70
—
2.S0
.
(Un)__—5
common
Sullivan
&
Cement
Feb
4,251
BONDS
Baltimore
13% Feb
4'%
795
.
1%
1%
a33% a35%
—i
a35%
...1
(Un)————5
Packing Corp common
Feb
28%
27%
al0% al0%
—
1
—
2
Holdings
Preferred
24%
.—10
Mar
....
.
a41% a42%
—
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(Un)
(Unt
Boeing Airplane Co Cap
Jan
15%
28%
>" ■
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7
all%
6%
—
5
Conso"Hofed
23%
22%
10
10% Jan
al0% all%
—
1
_„
Appliances
Jan
zV 15
6'/a Mar
l,54o
Feb
2%
15%
Jan
iz
25%
•
Co
9% Mar
398
2%
45%
50
Co
10%
11%
20 %
•
common-
17% Mar
25%
•
common.
preference
Jan
17%
•
Corp
Public
14%
36%
11—3
Philco
50
44%
•
common
preference common
155% Mai-
11%
—
SI
34% Mar
Jan
24%
*
Pennsylvania Power & Light
1—50
Pennsylvania RR
10
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg common
*
Pennsylvania Water oc Power Co.
Philadelphia
—
80
1U
Corp
%
3<J%
I—10
Co
Jan
l46'/8
22%
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com
27c
a—
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29%
2,340
155 %
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1
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Martin
•
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14%
67%
•
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Low
35
2%
—"
5% Feb
17c
Apr
5% Jan
60
18c
3
i
_
Corn
Steel
Canadian
107'8
—2%
&
Jan
Jan
Feb
50
7V2
6%
P10
Co
(Un)
(Un)
RR
Petroleum
Canada
Range Since January 1
High
16
10
10%
—
„100
•
Chemical
16
»
Co common
preferred
Company
Dtidware
39
Mar
Mar
3,410
9,600
1,766
a24% a25y8
2.50
(Un)
Calaveras
Sales
Shares
Y 31%
31
153%
—
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
Davison
155%
•
Locomotive
Baltimore Transit
I:''
31
—100
Corporation
of Prices
Low
•
&
155%
72
32
30%
7% Jan
104
Jan
24
Feb
all0%alll%
California
for Week
Sale Price
r
,
35
135
100
30
a8%
—
Avco
Calamba
'
Jan
Jan
AprMar
Jan
83% Mar
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Z
a8%
—
(Un). 100
Diesel Engine
Imperial
Borg-Warner
American Stores
all%all%
(Un)__*
A
(Un)„
& Santa
Byron Jackson Co
'
37
Fe
Topeka
Bunker Hill
Y
37
146%
69%
22 %
28
34
16 y4 Mar
12%
10
'
16
14
—
Inc
22%, 22%
28%
29
23
20
(Un)
Anglo Calif Natl Bank
a66% a69%
__
Jan
12%
■
•
Bankshares
Industries
14!/4
a69%
•
Bishop Oil Co
Woodall
21
Feb
15/4 Apr
56
Jan
15%
reb
Feb
3% Mar
3
Jan
23 %
6V4 Mar
33%
1
Stores
9% Jan
20% Feb
13% Jan
56
Jan
•
(Un)
Copper Mining
Co
3enguet Cons Mining Cap
White Motor Co
Wisconsin
2,832
(Un)—"'
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Corp
Anaconda
Baltimore
U
Tel
&
Woolen
Atlas
(Un)
Ex-rights
12
12
—9
Smelting & Refining
American
Armour
United
liy4
a2Q% a20%
22-/4
12
1,670
(Un)
San
1,205
Jan
•
&
Stan
&
180
100
3%
—
1
(Un)
Light
a2%
3%
28% Mar
Apr
50
208 South La Salle St Corp
Carbide
Inc
&
a2%
a2%
1
180
a21% a22J/4
a22%
10
Co
_r
52% Jan
31% Mar
25
Jan
3/a Jan
4
Jan
12
Apr
Mar
75
30%
30%
;
—,
•
Mining
High
Low
47
a45% a46%
a46y8
Ltd—
deposit-
Co.
(Un)
Juneau
American
5
Range Since January 1
* Shares
High
Low
_1
—
—
American
Texas
Par
Abbott Laboratories common..:
Air
Container
Stone
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
20% Mar
-
_
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
70
Week's
Thursday
High
28 Ya
...
_
San Francisco Slock Exchange
Range Since January 1
High
.1
Spring
Stewart-Warner
Shares
Low
10
com
(Un)
Products
7
for Weel
25
(Un)
(Ohio)
APRIL
ENDED
Sales
Range
of Prices
i
Sale Price
Standard
FOR WEEK
'
Feb
Tel
Johns-Manville
Kaiser-Frazer
&
Corp
Corp
Tel
com
(Un)
'„
12%
(Un)—•
•
l
49%
13%
622
9% Jan
13% Mar
4n%
5%
49l/a
6
280
3,105
46 /4 Jan
49 /2 Apr
7 4
4/2 Jan
35
36
COMMERCIAL &
THE
(1492)
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Monday, April 10,
1950
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Thursday
r
Week's
ENDED
APRIL
7
Sales
Thursday
^
Last
Range
Week's
*
STOCKS
for Week
Friday
STOCKS
FOR WEEK
1
Sales
Par
Low
•
High
Low
High.
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares •
Par
Low
Kansas Power &
Light
Kern
County
Land
8.75
.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Inc
(Un)_
46%
7
Company
Llbby McNeill & Libby
—
•-
Loew's
al7% al7%
a49% a50%
46% 46%
—
•
1
(Un)
Corp
*
„
'•.
7%
7%
a27%a28%
16
16
■—
—
2
16%
v:'« 98
Jan
Mar
50
355
45%
Jan
130
7%
Jan
140
23%
445
15% Mar
Jan
54%
Mar
Jan
Puget Sound Pulp It Timber (Un)
Pullman Inc (Un)
47
Jan
Pure Oil Co
(Un)
Radio
of
19
8% Mar
29%
Feb
18% Jan
(R H)
Mag 11 a vox
•
common
5
Marchant Calculating Machine
Martin Co
Matson
(Glenn)
1
Navigation
(Dn)
Co
9
McEryde Sugar Co (Un)
McKesson
Robbins
&
Menasco Mfg
.5
Inc
(Un)__
Co common
M J
&
M
Power
&
61
P10
Light—,
—
14%
4%
32%
19%
Feb
280
23
Jan
27% Mar
125
10%
Feb
15%
56
2.00
20c
18c
Apr
5%
•
*
•
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f
/• •'*.
a—
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Roos
Cement
Bros,
class
Co
Safeway
2.10
Apr
26c
Mar
Feb
Apr
33
Mar
Feb
19c
9
Jan
San
Stores
Mauricio
Shell
Oil
Montana
Power Co
Montgomery
•
(Un)
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
Auto Fibres
(Un)—
National
National
Distillers
a54% a55%
27%
I
27%
Products
28
21% Mar
23
182
54% Mar
58%
650
24
50
Jan
28
Jan
Mar
Feb
380
21
19%
21%
Jan
19%
16%
Jan
22
8%
Jan
17%
2,050
a9
20
-
RR
23%
23%
475
24%
Jan
10
9%
10%
1,962
9%
Apr
11%
14%
1,535
11%
Jan
14%
Apr
22
Jan
Mohawk
Power
North
Amercan
North
American Co
(Un)
1
13%
10
20%
.
Pulp
23 %
22%
919
13
13%
1,369
10%
Apr
Jan
20%
20%
203
18%
Jan
•i'i'
'•
38
Feb
997
19%
Jan
22
1,43a
37%
Feb
44%
Apr
30
31%
265
29% Mar
33 %
Jan
28 %
28%
28
Jan
29%
Feb
13%
13%
11%
Jan
13%
Apr
34%
__
__
lvia
490
9c
44%
44%<
North American Investment com
5%%
V
preferred
North
American
Northern
Pacific
Occidental
Oceanic
Ohio
Oil Co
Apr
21%
Feb
Olaa
Sugar
Oliver
Corp
(Un)
Gas
90
90
55
76
Jan
52
1,015
40
Jan
53% Mar
21%
22%
410
18%
Jan
22%
(Un)
—„_20
class
a29%
—
__
—20
5
—
Co
556
..
Electric
4%
33c
35c
400
3.00
9,500
91
32
Jan
34% Mar
a28% a29%
145
27
Jan
28% Mar
2.45
2.45
150
12%
12%
115
11%
4
4
107
3%
4%
4%
1.40
Jan
Jan
2.45 Mar
2,003
1st
25
33%
preferred
__
——25
—
5%
1st preferred
25
30%
red preferred
25
33%
40c
3.00
Mar
Apr
2.65
Feb
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
4%
Feb
4% Mar
%
140,832
36%
36%
31% Mar
32,467
II
28
common
1st preferred
5%%
Apr
Apr
2.45
22c
1,494
32%
is
35
5%
Feb
34%
Jan
%
Southern
6%
Calif
32%
33%
355
31%
Jan
30
30 %
307
29%
Jan
28%
28%
470
28
37% Mar
red
5%
1st
preferred
series
A
25
28%
Jan
Lighting Corp
—•
common
$4.50 preferred
Pacific Portland
Pacific
Public
•
Cement
Service
com
—
__
(Un)__10
15%
•
15
common
36%
300
32
Feb
37% Mar
24%
1,570
22
Feb
24%
17%
1,006
16
Feb
31%:/
,
•
623
31% 31%
28
26%-
28
Jan
29%
52%
Feb
55
15
15
-
103%
Jan
Mar
14
Tel
St
Tel
Rights——
Packard Motor Co
Pan
107 109%
100
common
155
14% Mar
396
Jan
•ft Mar
com
American World
(Un)
—•
Airways
(Un)— 1
__
IV2
21,740
3%
3%
551
3%
9%
9%
363
9%
17
1,280
20%
3%
1%
16%
lft
Co
common
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
.
_
•
1
10
33 %•
—
20%
17%
—
17%
For footnotes
see
page 41.
25
—_100
•
—
„
64
Feb
29 %
Jan
30% Mar
100
31 %
Jan
32% Mar
■
'
18
33%
Jan
36% Mar
9a
35%
Apr
35%
12%
13
545
11%
Jan
13% Mar
53%
54
595
50%
Jan
54
a27% a28%
335
26%
Jan
28% Mar
__
35%
35%
35%
35%
—
—
__
__
a9%
a9%.
70
(Un)
•
23%
23%
23%
225
*
66%
65
66%
1,939
106%
2
1
of
Co
Standard Oil Co of N J (Un)
&
28
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
a69%
1
cap
Studebaker
Swift
—25
Co
Apr
Feb
Texas Company
(Un)
a68% a693/4
30%
v
30
28
10%
Jan
Feb
Jan
26%
40
23% Mar
67% Ma?
66%
1,085
Jan
Jan
Jan
30% Mar
36%, Feb.
96
30%
a37% a37%
—
-9%
21%
61
36% Feb
65
65
Jan
65
Apr
10
25
25
25 %
2,158
23
>
Jan
25%
Apr
2
17%
16%
17%,
9,307
14%
Jan
17%
Feb
Transcontinental & Western Air
5
20%
19%
20%
410
18
Jan
20%
Apr
45
Jan
Carbide
Union
Oil
Union
Union
Carbon
&
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of
Co
Sugar
lUn)
Aircraft Corp
Air
Lines
Corp of Del
United
Par
Steel
a45%
(Un)
Jan
27% Mar
Feb
13%
'-
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Feb
112
25%
Jan
28
Feb
1,014
13%
Jan
16%
Apr
4
4
250
al7% al7%
35
23
25
20%
2,607
a
__
32%*
•
25%
-
16%
—
10
42% Mar
424
*
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__
1
(Un)
Corp common
Consolidated Oil
1,361
13%
•
16
16%
(Un)_l
27%
>
365
27
a27%
1
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8
313
■
13%
27'A
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18
Inc
United
Common
•
28
*.—12%
United
S
(Un)
common
—
65
,59%
Mar
70
Transamerica Corp
Tide Water Associated Oil com
17% al7%
31%
Jan
4% Mar
Jan
23% Jan
Feb
20%
Feb
26%
Jan
32 %
Apr
149
41
Feb
58
Apr
250
32 %
58
58
—,
3%
3
Mar
3
Mar
Feb
Mar
Feb
16
Jan
Victor
Equipment
Co—
Pictures
Warner Bros
25
3
,
1
3
6%
14%
6%
100
6% "Mar
-14
—
8
(Un)
3-
,
14%
900
12% Mar
7%
Jan
16
Jan
115
Jan
300
Feb
Jan
16
(Un)—
Company common
109% Mar
Weill
<R)
Westates
Co common
&
Preferred
100
Bank & U T
Petroleum
common
1%
Apr
Apr
4%
10%
Feb
15% Feb
21
Jan
Western Air Lines Inc
435
18%
Feb
20%
Apr
Western
Dept
259
17
Jan
—110
110
20
110
58
275%
Jan
90c
Jan
1.25 Mar
5%
Feb
-7V2 Mar
—
285
290
1.00
1.10
4,138
6%
67/s
2,025
12%
12%
■
-vv
Mar
18% Mar
Union
'
1.00
100
(Un).—I
Jan
Jan
(Un)*
West Coast Life
11
11
275
45%
45%
285
——:
(Un)
Insur
11%
11%
52
63%
64
358
1
Stores
—'
11% Mar
Western
50%
Jan
Wlllvs-Overland Motors (Un)J
11%
Jan
11%
Apr
Woolworth
58
Feb
66
8 %
Jan
Mar
(F
Telegraph
Elec
W')
Corp
(Un)
Yellow Cab Co common
(Un)
(Un)
*.
1
(new)—S
(Un)
45% Mar
Westlnghouse
Phelps Dodge Com (Un)
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
27%
509
—
•
West Indies Sugar
Paraffin® ComDanies
Apr
30
32%
25
8
common
Wells Fargo
Pacific
-26%
29%
25
„4
,431
26%
Calif
Universal
830
15
36% Mar
—32%
Oil
U
441
1,625
31% Mar
Jan
—:
.
1
Inc
Feb
53%
105
29% Mar
34%
1.413.
Brands Inc
Spiegel
Feb
28%
15%
Apr
17% Mar
—
%
—25
pfd series A
35%
35
__
Standard
30%
53%
15
39% Mar
17
8
Sperry Corp
33% Mar
28%
105
Jan
•
36%
(Un)
preferred
<Un)
Pacific
Vica
Pacific
;44% Mar
24%
.
com
Co
29%
'
—
Jan
9c
Feb
17%
—25
Gas
preferred
Southern
Apr
Mar
Jan
36% Mar
Jan
Mar
42 Yb
35
-
65
a38% a38%
7c
Mar
36%
24%
5
4.56%
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&
5%
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90
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Rights
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19% Mar *
50 %
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Pacific Coast Aggregates
Pac
Jan
90
8
.
Filters
16
180
52
1
common
United
18
21%
1
Co
Co
17
10
Cons
(Un)„_
common
18
29%
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7,600
-
39% Mar
23% Mar
13%
100
100
Oil
Ry
Petroleum
Oil
Edison
Ohio
100
<
sa¬
35
8c
8c
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common
Feb
Apr
18
(Un)
cumulative
>
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22%
23 %
Aviation
Oil
Calif Edison Co
Preferred
Jun
14%
—
27'A Mar
—•
(Un)
Corp
Convertible preferred 4.48%
Feb
I
Niagara
4.32%
Apr
14%
•
Oil
Soundview
Mar
9%
•
(Un)
(Un)
28 %
Mar
•
Central
Sinclair
Secony-Vacuum
Southern
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19%
—
21%
—1
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Y
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5
.
National City Lines
N
a22 %
•
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Morrlson-Knudsen Co
9%
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Jan
;
Jan
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Monolith Portland Cement
247i
23%
;
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275
19% Mar
74
44%
44%
15
r
150
%
Mar
'31
Jan
a39
13%:
8
Co
12%
66 i' Mar
21%
—
.
JP
-
27% Mar
>
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*
110
42%
10
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110
-
20%
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28 %
27%
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•
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160
66
„
26%
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10
—
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65
500
'
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17%
27%
'
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200
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t
Jan
32%
1,700
9%
Jan
;•
1.60
125
9
15%
19c
2,240
32%
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9,100
17c
__
4%
100
Apr
Mar
13
1,430
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17c
,
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—
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18%
19
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Rheem Manufacturing Co
Richfield Oil Corp
18
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Jan
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11
1.75
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29%
279
14%
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„
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240
17%
26
15%
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18
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26
29%
17%
25 %
15%
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29%
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1
\
Macy & Co
Corn
•
Range Since January 1 1
High
'
Kennecott Copper
Sales > ■
Week's
Last
Sale Price
;—8O0
•
12%
1
18
1
?
—
'
—
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Apr
13
21%
Feb
21% Mar
9
500
17
17
115
16%
8
Jan
Feb
Mar
22%
"
22% !
100
20
33%,
—
—
—
12%
115
9
—
866
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12 Ya
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1
33%
573
31%
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5%
100
5%
Feb
48%
Jan
3%
Apr
5%
50%
50%
3%
r
3%
.
•
280
125
•
.
9%
Mar
Feb
18
Jan
22%
Apr
34% Mar
7
50%
5
Feb
Apr
Jan
Number 4897
Volume 171'
■
THE
'
&
COMMERCIAL
CANADIAN
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
LISTED
11493)
37
MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 7
-
Montreal Stock
Csnsdlkn
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Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Algoma
class
-
Aluminium
Co of
Canada 4%
Bralorne
Mines
British
Ltd
Traction
American
Bank
British American Oil
Note
Columbia
Columbia
British
Columbia. Power
Class
B
Ltd
Gold
$1.30
5%
1.000
75
Jan
26%
900
24 Va
Jan
26%
Apr
27
665
25
Jan
27
41 VB
5,415
39%
Feb
41 Vb
Apr
Feb
Breweries,
"
A
class
A
6,203
2%
Canadian Foreign Investment
4.10
7%
33%
8.35
9.00
6%
Jan
Apr
29%
2l%
308
22- 22%
2,508
41
:24>A'^4*
Mar
34
Mar
9.75 Mar
Jan
38% Jan
12
>
23%
34
29%
Jan
41% Mar
23% Jail
23
Feb H
24%
1,350
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Feb..
Jan
20%
■
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Feb
12% Mar
14%' '14%
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33
33 V2
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28%
Jan
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40
345
37%
Jan
25
22%
Jan
24%
Jan
Apr
9'
Jan
23%,.
7
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7
34
14
7
60,
,
125
34-
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32
Jan
15
Jan
34
Mar
40
-
Mar
Feb.
36%
Jan
11
Apr
8 %
Jan
11 %
14'A
25,880
103% 103%
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150
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8.80
103
Jan
17% Jan
Jan
16
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Apr
104
Jan
Jan
15
15%
830
12 Va
Jan
15% Mar
34%
35%
854
27
Jan
35%
16%
16%. Apr
Apr
16%
3,578
14
Jan
16
890
14
Mar
21
Jan
465
84 Va
Jan
98
Mar
57
56%
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3,939
50'A
Jan
57%
24%
25 Va
2,253
23%
Feb
25% Jan
48
47 Va
48
535
47'
Feb
48 Va
52
52
111
51% Mar
52% Mar
13
14
685
9% Mar
14 Va Mar
20%
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21%
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100%
Jan
19
Jan
30
98% Mar
20 V*
Jan
22
'Jan
27
Apr
Jan
Jan
22
Apr
Mar
23
Jan
10%
Apr
92
92
36
90
Feb
92
Apr
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21 Va
20'A
21 Vb
3,782
20
Mar
21%. Feb
5
21
20%
21'A
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21'A Mar
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1.80
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615
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43 Vb
45 Va
4,305
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17%
17%
225
38%
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40
6,174,
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13
14'A.
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26'A
26'A
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28
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41
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575
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•
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preferred
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common^
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—
•
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5% Mar
Jan
7%< Jan
a
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14
Feb
15%
Feb.
36%
—
2.25 Apr
1,25 Mar '.
;
Mar
15
Mar
6%
•
;
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Jan
8%
10
21 V».
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5%
210
a76
97%
20,
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Zellers
17%
Mar
'
16
50
Wabasso Cotton
Walker Gooderham Se Worts
Wilsils
17
a76
Power
preferred
Viau'
Apr
13
95%
50;.
Thrift Stores Ltd:
Steel
101
Mar
__
•-
preferred
United
Jan
12
29 Va.
Canada
75%
Jan
99
25 Vs
A
preferred
Tooke Brothers
63'A
10
435
16%
*>
Co of Canada
New
4*530
12 Va
96%
com
Standard Chemical common
5%
75 %
Apr
18% Apr
1,
Southam Press Co
Southern
Jan
,
a
Simpsons 4%%
Jan
15 Va
__
•
c
class
42 Va
71%
Jan
48
1,415
7,711
35%
Breweries common
Jan
Apr
21% Mar
20..
12
29<Jan
21%
.
225
•
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—
Apr
8
-
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21
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29 %
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29%
40
*
■
36.
>
33%
—
350,
675
*
12
20
650
:
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Sicks
class
47% Jan
57
12'A
103%
99
Series A 4% preferred^
Series B 4%% prefererd
Ltd
High
Feb
45
54% Mar
43
__
1
common
Shawlnigan Water & Power
50
18%
17%
•
136
56
100% 100%
__
100
Paper 1st-preferred
2nd preferred
Sheraton
75%
49
preferred
Lawrence Flour Mills
Steel
35'
•
pfd
common
Lawrence
Common
Jan
'>14%
pfd
100
27%
7
"
—25
Converters
10
870
•
$1.00 series
Canadian
Jan
28%- 29%
23
Celanese common
$1.75 preferred
Jan
3.50 Mar
—20
Canadian
Apr
27%
27%
Low
46
47
13%
2nd
100% Mar
„
Canadian Car Si Foundry common.—*
15%
Jan
Mar
25%
Jan
.
•
14%
26
Jan
^
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;
Jan
150
580
2,678
-
2%
33
1_
50
9.80
22% Mar
10*375
"i
„
*
:
Apr
Jan
3.50
33
20
__
8.80
19 r:.
15%
3.10
36
Corp
preferred.
Range Since January 1
Shares,
17V*
12%
100
St
.
100
26%'
3.45
v
8.35
Mar
11,014
100%*.100%!
3.60
•
t-..—
8.80
22%*:
•
100
—
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45%
48
•
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Saguenay Power 4%%
1st
4
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Royalite Oil Ltd
St
for Week
High
56,
•,
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.
46
■
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St
26
:
29%,
Co
*
*
—
Provincial Transport
Quebec
Power
4 c/o
preferred
8% Mar
78
River
Low
Sales
•
Range
of Prices
*
•
Price Bros & Co Ltd oommoo
4%
preferred
Mar
26% >26%
—
5 V;.
common
preferred
Class
78
8.80
3.50
Canadian. Bronze- common.:i._.._.r——•
Canadian Canners- cony pfdi
—*
-
Mar
•
7
Dredging
Steamship common
Canadian
27
Jan
15%
•
—
preferred-
Canada
Mar
Jan
7
-*22
__
*
Building Product!
Bulolo
59
26
26
26 Va V.
B—'
class
Canada* Cement-
Feb
1,685
1,345
22%. J
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Mills
52%
27
40%
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cl
Corp
Apr
8%
26%.
pfd__100
Products
955
Jan
16%
8
41 Vb
f
4%%
Elec
Forest
59
Jan
9
Jan
26%.
25
British
25
Jan
*
Co
common
British
Bruck
8%
133A
26%
•
Preferred
.
100
29,725
,
Power
Feb
77
,_25
Si
24
9
58%
—_
Light
Apr
26%
•-
_
Apr
23%
16%
8%
;•
Telephone
29 Vb
Jan
8%
1—100
Bathurst, Power & Paper class A.-
Jan
22'A
14%
:
58%
*•
.
preferred
Brazilian
8%
21 Vb
3,775
25
Powell
Power
High
2ff$90
a25
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■_
pfd—25
common
Asbestos Corp
Bell
23%
16%
•
Argus Corp Ltd
4%%
29
23%
l
Ltd
Aluminum
26%
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Low
VB'.
29
..
Range Sine*January 1
High
23%
"—20
Sugar
Shares
Low
Week's
Last;'
Sale Price
Page-Heraey TubesPenmans, Ltd common
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Thursday
,,
PaiF;
Range
Par
Acadia-Atlantic
-
V
Sales
Week's
Last
\
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STOCKS
Fonda
Thursdays
STOCKS
Exchange
46
Mar
19,
Jan
Jan-
40
Apr
Apr
14% Apr
Jan.
Mar
17
:
26% Mar
t
20%
.
255/b„ Jan
26
Banks—Canadian Ind Alcohol class A
Class
*
•
*
-.1.;
Locomotive
Canadian
Oil
Canadian
1
Companies
Pacific
Railway
Co
11
-
9%
24
•
415
25% '
17 %
16
17%
16Vb
29
Jan
18
Mar
16% Mar
1,280
13%
18
Feb
15%
1,939
Jan
16%
Jan
13%
75
95 V2
10% Mar
Feb
15%
6,451
94
•
22% Mar
110
13%
—
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2,053
17 %
15%
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10%<
16%
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—
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17 %
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17 %
25
Cockshutt Plow
Coghlin
10%,' •
25%; ':
•
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Canadian
10%
Feb
14'A
Canadienno
—10
Commerce
10.
Imperial
10
Montreal
1Q
Nova Scotia
10
41 Va,
Royal
10
27%
27%
27%
10
39
39
39 Vb
100
28
Jan
Jan
24%
2,187
Toronto
20
Jan
Apr
Jan
31
Feb
Jan
28%
Apr
Jan
41'A
Apr
30 V*. Jan
?
Jan
28
27%, JanMar
39
Jan
40
■■■
Consolidated
*
Glass
Consumers
Dairies
—
•
22%
Jan
25% Mar
6,650
20%
Feb
23% Mar
44 Va
1,030
40%
Jan>
44% Jan
21
21%
872
20.
Jan
21% Mar
7%
7%
80
*
—
7%
Feb
7%
•
29%
29%.
29%
295
27
•
46V2
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46
46%
175
44%Mar
48
Canadian Funds
Jan
36%
36%
36%
175
35
36%
Feb
common^...—-
preferred
Montreal Curb Market
Apr
—20
Glass
.
Jan
103
5
23
22
:
__
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91% Mar,
43 %
44 Vb
25
1
common.
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•
22%
Dominion Foundries Si Steel.:
7%
,
•
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Coal 6% preferred
Dominion
95
•
Distillers Seagrams
Dominion
Feb
29% Mar
Jan
Thursday
STOCKS
20%
20
21
7,072
19%. Jan
22% Jan
Dominion
36%.
35%
36%
380
33
Jan
36%
Apr
22 Vs
22 Vs
22 V*
210
21%
Feb
22%
Feb
Stores Ltd
—„•■
Dominion Tar & Chemical red pfd! 23%
-
Textile
•
common
Dryden Faper
East Kootenay
Eddy
Paper
Electrolux
Power
Co
class
A. preferred
4.16%
11
Feb
12
19
75
15
Jan
23% Feb
a4.50
a4.75
106
Jan
5% Mar
15%
16%
15%
20
Jan
3,520
19
16%
550
15Va
Jan
16 %
15V.
__
1
(T H)
11V*-:
11
15%
1,145
13%
Jan
15% Jan
__
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Estabrooks
11%
„0
}
2.00
Feb
19%
20 %
Jan
Famous Players Canadian Corp
•
14%
19%
14%
100
14%
880
14% Mar
16
Jan
Foundation
•
31
31
32
180
29
32% Mar
Fraser
Co
Gatlneau
5%
of
Co
preferred..25
Canada
•
common
Power
common
Lime Si Alabastlne
Hamilton
Howard
Bridge
6%
preferred
49
49
44'A
43%
44'A
22%
25%
preferred
$1.60 preferred
Nickel
6%
pfd—__
*'
International
International
Lake
7Vc
Lang
Lewis
(John)
9%
&
Sons
Bjros
*
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Class
,
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National
Neilson
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Noranda
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Wire
Flour
-
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210.
32 Va
Feb
35%
Apr
1.505
1,540
37%
Jan
Apr
43%1 Mar
8%
Jan
10%* Jan
.
100
52%
1,449
19%
16
115
Mar
17%
Jan
29% Mar
980
23%
32%
148%
Jan
52%
Apr
19%
Feb
23%
Apr
20
Jan
19
Mar
170
24
Mar
10
152
Jan
17%
450
11
155
10
10%c
28%i
157
Jan
Apr
17% Mar
19%i
Jan
10%
11%
Jan
Feb
>
1,170
9%
Jan
10%
Apr
625
9%-
9
.
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7%
Jan
9%
Apr
24%
24%
5,512
21%
Jan
14%
14%
6,245
13%
Feb
Jan
26
475
21
27%; 27%
245
25% Mar
25.%
f
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*:
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Jan
16%
x
25%1
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26
Apr
29
Feb
25 % Mar
29
Feb
5,165
20%
Feb
22
Jan
125
50%
Jan
25
—
....
51
62
76
76
37% Jan....
3,630
15. ,103 s Jan
103 ,,103
51
pfd_l;
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23
.
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pfd_.:._ioo.
cum
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11%
•
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:
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:
22%
103
103
:
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23%
69
69
•
23
31%
25,
69'A
37
Jan
Jan
11%1
Jan
19%
1,095
-
103
23%
Apr
10%
2,921
11V2
!
Jan
23% Mar
20
^
Brand
British
103
Apr
103
Apr
100
22
Jan
24
Feb
Jan
71
Feb
2,186
66 V*
100
169
20
,
20%
Ottawa
Light Heat si Power
For footnotes see page
41.
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■
26 Vz
Feb
8%
9VB
3,245
7%
Jan
4.00
4.00
200
7* 3,660
Mar
Apr
9% Mar
4.00
Jan
7%
3.75 Mar
Jan
380
6%
Jan
>200
12 Va
Apr
12% Mar
pfd—20
16
16
16
150
16
Jan
16'A
1.75
2.00
1,400
65c
11,300
8%
300
4.00
7,925
196
♦
•
60c
A—*
8%
55c
6%
1
3.95
3.80
100
98
98
>
.
*
1
99-
2.00
Jan
70c
6
Jan
8%
Apr
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
92%
Jan
•K 104%
Feb
2.50
Feb
1.75
2.00-
200
13
14
Jan
Jan
Apr
25c
2.00
1
14
335
10
Jan
711
•
1.50
Jan
Mar
14% Mar
22
22%
21%
Feb
22 »/a
•
a50
a50
a50
5
49
Jan
51%
•
46'A
46%
47
380
40
Jan
47
—*
Malttng Co Ltd
Fairbanks-Morse Co Ltd
Canadian
Food
22
Jan
Jan
Mar
•
5%
5
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
•
18
18
18
415
17%
Jan
18%
Feb
Industries
•
24 %
23%
24%
2,830
21%
Feb
24%
Apr
1
4.70
4.20
5.25
19,000
2%
Jan
5.25
Apr
2.50
2.75
200
2.75
Apr
13%
13%
25
Canadian
Ltd
Products
common
Canadian Marconi Company
5r/e
*
preferred
275
5Vb
114
104
114
1,475
3.95
3.85
3.95
4,763
60
60
60
85
57
39
Jan
45
45
45
170
•
14
13%
14
1,150
Claude Neon Gen Adv Ltd class
•
2.00
2.00
2.00
190
40c
40c
1,205
B
•
—
A,
-•>
—
34c
Alcohols Ltd
common
Div
Consolidated
Stand Sec
class
Mfg
Corp Ltd
Lithograph
Consolidated
Paper
Textile
Consolidated
Cosmos
Imperial
Crain
(R
David
Mills
Mills*
common—*■
Ltd—
Aircraft
Co
Ford
Co
Motor
Foreign
Great
Class
Hayes
Horner
22
Jan
175
Feb
Lowney Co
45
Jan
MacLaren
26%
26 %
300
26'A
Jan
27
Mar
Lambert
Ltd
Maple
25
70c
200
45c
125
24 Va
21%
20%
22 VB
20,947
12%
12%
12%.
15%
560
15%
25
8
8
100
7%
Jan
8
16
60
12%'
Jan
*17%
:
Mar
Jan
70c
Apr
Jan
28 Va
Apr
17%. Jan
22 Va
Apr
11
Jan
13%
Feb
15
Jan
15Va
Apr
Mar
61
Jan
41%
225
60
Apr
Feb
Mar
Feb
Mar
60
61
Apr
65
10. Vs
10%
175
9%
Jan
10%
18%
18%
18%
972
16%
Jan
18% Mar
5%
5%
5%
850
al.80
al.75
al.80
150
1.40
Jan
1.80
Feb
1
33 V*
33%
33%
100
33%
Apr
36'A
Jan
10'A
9%
10%
215
9 Vb
Jan
10 Va
Jan
•
*
60
120
120
121
45
1.25
1.20
1.25
4,000
27 Va
.
27%
28%
2,029
20c
20c
148
a5
a5
15
17%
18%
3,845
class
com
A—•
*'
class
A
Corp
(Can)
*
18%
44
Ltd
44
44
>■
250
10
3
34
34%
235
a8%
aid
34%
4.05
10%
a
120
123
Apr
1.75
1.15 Mar
24%
15c
Jan
}
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
29% Feb
20c
Mar
Mar
5Va Mar
Jan
18 Va
Apr
Jan
44
Apr
Feb
12% Mar
14 V*
Jan
42
11%
28
Jan
*
36% Mar
•
a8%
10
7%
Jan
4.05
300
3%
Jan
8%
10%
1,600
5%
Jan
-
100
8%
8%
*
15%
15%
90
40%
41
200
9
9
55
—
5
4.00
*>
*
1
Inc
6
5% Jan
"
*
Ltd cl A—•
(Walter M)
& Paper Co
Milling Co
4.15 Mar
Jan
100
•
*
Power
Leaf
43A
4.50
10
Securities
(Alfred)
Jan
'
28%
Ltd coin.—•
of Canada
Paints
3
39
*r
Paper Co Ltd
Hydro-Electric
40
Jan
50
100.
(Frank W)
Mar
2%
45
Ltd
Steel Products Ltd
Ltd
33
Jan
*
preferred—
A
80c
5
Insurance Co
Halifax
Mar
425
pfd
Lakes
Jan
30c
59
A
Power Sec Corp
red
Jan
3.00
41%
pfd—
red
Apr
14 Va
t
59
Ltd
Fleet Manufacturing
45
>
40%
Si Worsteds
class
Mar
41
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Grain
Apr
3.95 Mar
61
Co Ltd.*
Paper Co Ltd
• 1
Steel Product# Ltd.——_—•
Fair child
2.00 Mar
•*
15%
Donnacona
Federal
>114
15%
Dominion Square Corp
Eastern
Jan
Jan
*
•
Limit6e, class B
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd;
Woollens
3%
28
*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum
5,700
88
70c
•
*•
& Frere,
Dominion
*••
*
102
2.75
4.50
A—*
Co
Ltd
L>,
2.50
5
preferred
Consolidated
•
36c
2.40
100
Preferred
•
Jan
> 13 Va Apr
Jan
10%
:
Jan
Catelli Food Products Ltd
8%
A
Feb
Feb
•
Chatco Steel Products Ltd common
Class
1.50
12
2
Ltd
Vlckers
Canadian
5.50
4.60 Mar
Westlnghouse Co Ltd——•
Canadian
Canadian Western Lumber Co
Jan
19% Mar
169
High
13
16%
v
7%
Canadian
Apr
*
...
Jan
12%
Canada Si Dominion Sugar
Canada
38%
15
Low.
7
7
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
110
169 '
14%
12%
class A*
Packers Ltd cl
Ltd
44
169
5,625
7%
Company common
44
—
Products
*
/
12'A
Preferred
Burnett
*'
•
Ltd
Columbia
Brown
.
♦
Millen
&
'
Steel
Oo class B
Paper
Ltd
International
20%
common.
preferred
Ontario
&
480
16%
4.00
•"
E.
Belgium Glove & Hosieary 5%
Bickle-Seagraves Ltd
;
6%
32%,
11%
Pr
class
High
12%
15%
9
•
Products
Bros
Low
11%
16
Mar
76
103
U
31% V- 31%
Bathurst
Beatty
6%%
21%
51
—
21%
Ltd
Fabrics
Commercial
46
24
17%
^
9
Auto
Steels
v
Range Since January 1
12 Va
*
5:
Ltd*
Co
Jan
157
10%
26
100
5Ve
Mills
34% Mar
43
27%.. t
—40
Weaving.
Mines
87
Jan
9%
14%
pfd——....100
Steel Car Corp.
Ltd
Jan
29 %
9V'2
.
21%
r
common—L
Breweries
85 %
24
.•
•
Drug & Chemical
National
Niagara
/
.*
25
150
*
,
—
(Henry) 4*/aVc
•;'
87
157
—
.
-7
Jan
Jan
Jan
34%
49
24%
•■■■■»■'•'
A..:
class
Locomotive
'
Mar
20 %v
;'7 10%
o
-
Ltd
Montreal Telegraph
Montreal Tramways
,
35
-.41%
•*
Morgan's
Jan
Feb
24
«.
■
•
:
29%
7%
143%
>
17%
(Robert)
Montreal
1,435
Jan
■
~
Oil
Breweries
34%
•
--•!
—
Massey-Harris
Molson
Jan
50
--
■
Mitchell
26%
7%
5,000
*
McColl-Frontenac
14%
25%
400
:
Atlas
Develop
Jan
13% Mar
275
35 V*'"
Glove Works Ltd*
Anglo-Nfld
Canadian Pwr Si Paper Inv Ltd com..*
16%
157
-——:—
Export class A
——J—J—■?.
B
:
■
0
A)
Apr
30%
23%
100
Ltd (John
Feb
25%
7V»
19
Ltd^
48
21 Vb Mar
16%
52%
I#
preferred
1,345
41 % Mar
29%
42%
common
Jan
148 % : 148%
Ltd
Woods
the
of
50
87
,i
_
•
-
Feb
Jan
Mar
.
34'A
;
30%
.—7%
Ltd..
Utilities Corp
48%
14
13%
-.V35% ,>'.'34%
Power
International
Lf.batt
A.
__
34'A
0
common
Petroleum Co
Apr
19%
26'A
34%
100
Paper
International
41%
27,848
1,696
.7% A
—
v25
—
Canada.
of
preferred
Jan
13%
26
--*4.32
Feb
Jan
34%
25%
'
13%
—25
Bronze
7Vo
17%
V
185
49-
Feb
3
19% Mar
12
226
100
$1.25
International
330
19
1,145
•
International
Jan
13'A
—£1
$4.25
Jan
18 %
:
Shares
% ' •*
108 % Mar
2'A
17%
41%
25
Jan
100
960
13
i
19%. Apr
2.95
40%
Acceptance Corp common
Indust
106
15
Apr
Jan
19%
•
preferred
17%
27
Jan
2.95
19
—
Ltd—25V2
preferred
24%
.
Jan
Jan
19'A
■
41%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common.5
4%
19%
405
•
common..
Mining Se Smelting
Imperial- Oil
19'A
108% 108%
-
„
•
4,135
27;
50
Paper
$2.00 preferred
Bay
18
19%
—•
.
Smith
Hudson
V
__
*
•
*
25'A
18
—100
Bakeries Ltd
General Steel Wares common
Gypsum
27
•
*
preferred
General
—
of Price*-
t
■
.
7
for Week
Sale Price
Acme
/V' "r
1
Range:
Par
Dominion Steel: & Coal class
Sales
Week's
Last
'
Dominion
LJ
■
Mining & Smelting
B%
Feb
4.05
Apr
10% Mar
Jan
9%, Jan
15
Jan
16% Jan
35%
Jan
41
Mar
8% Mar
10
Jan
8%
"
38
THE
(1494*
COMMERCIAL/ &
Monday,; April 10,
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
1950
,-vvi1
LISTED
CANADIAN
% V/j' " '
(f
Week's
Range
Thursday
STOCKS
■'1
1;
.
Maritime
A
-r
,Last
>•;- ?+•}£>. )■
Sale Price
Maxwell
McColl-Frontenac
Melchers
Oil
4%
Distilleries
Canada Ltd
Mica of
Minnesota
Moore
Corporation
Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Scotia
6%
Lt
Ltd
preferred
Enterprises
Baton
Ltd
Lea
*
Stores
Corp of Can 6%
70 %
93
11%
11*4
95
r
106
2014
1C0
al12
a112
5
71a
12
185
20%
—20
26
26
35
„*
15
15
185
109 "2 109 %
50
—
1st pfd.100
cum
1,935
19 Vtt
—*
pfd
Ltd
2,800
20%
c.m
—.
Manufacturing 7'ft
Service
Power
1.00
Apr
1318
28%
Jan
7
Jan
100
5
Feb
Jan
85c
Jan
75
Feb
77%
9
Jan
12
Jan
211■
20%
111% Mar
Jan
26
Jan
Feb
13%
Feb
15
Jan
non-cumulative
(Can)
•
common
Russell Industries Ltd
Sangamo
Co
Southmount
Standard
Investment
Paving
&
Alberta
City
Corporations
United Securities
Western
Western
Wilson
Grain
(J
class
53c
38,702
15%
17
1,375
<•
Ltd
13 V4
100
19
19
50
...
Mining
25
105
Bonville
Gold
Eouseadillac
Jan
80c
Mar
31c
Jan
16%
Feb
59
Mar
26%
26%
225
26
Jan
27
Mar
18c
28c
42,567
Aluminum
Feb
Co
of
Canada
preferred_25
Larder
__
23c
1
•
Euffadlson
Gold
Mines
10c
5,500
52c
Mar
65c
9%c
7%c
9%c
7,500
7c
Feb
10c
Jan
64c
64c
65c
9,000
44c
Jan
71c
Mar
•
4.90
4.45
4.90
52,105
__
Anglo
Apr
Anglo-Huronian
*
Anglo Rouyn Mlneo
1
13% Mar
Aquarius
1
19V4 Mar
Area
25 %
Canadian
Porcupine
Mines
85
26
Jan
28%
Jan
290
12%
Jan
38
14% Mar
17%
Jan
Arjon
1.00
Jan
15c
18c
16c
Mines
34
225
10%
95c
Feb
10'/a
Apr
11% Mar
Gold
67c
35,100
43c
Jan
7lc
28c
Feb
22c
Jan
8%
76
40
25 %c
27c
54,200
250
27c
9c
Jan
15c
Feb
50c
Mar
66c
Apr
class
10
A
15
15
30
13%
Jan
15 %
(1937)
1
15 l
11 %c
29,900
7'Ac
Feb
13c
Apr
1.91
35,450
1.28
Jan
1.91
Apr
9%
•
13c
1.77
8%
9 Vs
Jan
Jan
3c
64c
Apr
A Has
Steels-
Jan
63c
Mar
Atlas
Yellowknlfe
1
19%c
1.37
1.48
1.87
4.800
Feb
1.87
Apr
Aubelle Mines
1
9c
8c
9c
13,500
24c
2oc
4.000
2uc
Mar
31c
Jan
Aumaque
1
40c
34c
42c
252,750
Aunor Gold
i_l
3.50
3.25
1
25c
25c
3c
3c
500
2c
Jan
3c
Jan
5c
5c
1,000
4c
Feb
5c
6 %C
7c
12,000
5%c Mar
14c
Jan
13c
13C
13c
11,000
13c
Apr
13c
Apr
9c
7%c
9c
83,200
7c
Feb
lie
Jan
7c.;
4
Bagamac
Mines
Bankfield Consolidated
7,100
2%c
Jan
3%c
10 %c
15c
120,700
5%c
Feb
15c
3%c
3 V2C
4,500
3c
Feb
fx;
Mar
ec
5c : Mai*
of
Toronto
Barnat
Barymin
Co
6V4c
Apr
1,300
4c
Feb
5%c
Jan
Babe
1,000
63c
Jan
89c
Jan
Ba'hurst
5c
10,000
5c
5c
Mar
8c
Eldona
El
Mines
20C
500
1hc
Jan
25c
Gold
Sol
Mines
Mines
Gold
1
1,000
53c
Feb
64c
Ltd
2.50
1,000
1
Fo-maque Gold Mines Ltd—..
Goldbeam
Goldora
Mines
Mines
1
Ltd
Ltd
Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Hudsor.-Rand Gold Mines Ltd
Lake
Jaculet
Mines
Mines
5
Feb
2.50
6.95
36,400
31c
1,000
28c
Feb
42c
Jan
iC
27,000
6c
Feb
10c
Ltd
7.40 Mar
.1,000
3%c
7c
«brador
Mining
Fortune
Lake
Rowan
<fe
Gold
Explor
Mines.
11,000
4c
Mer
6c
(1945i
2,500
5c
Feb
8c
Apr
10'/4
10%
1,349
Feb
Feb
10
11
Blue
Ribbon
Mines
Lingside
Gold
Louvicourt
Mines
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Madsen
Red
Lake
Gold
Mines
Nechi
Cons
Dredging
3c
-
£;}
Norlartic
Normetal
Orenada
Gold "Mines
Pandora
C'adallic
Quebec
4.00 Mar
5.25 Jan
Crest
Gold
Gold
Mines
Mines
Ltd.
Mines
Co
Surf
Jan
5c
30c
8jc
Jan
3.70
3.70
100
3.10
200
2.95
Jan
3.40
800
3.00
Jan
3.40
12
Jan
13%
83c
1,600
05c
Jan
1.03
500
95c
Mar
48c
64,725
32c
Jan
48c
66c
2,300
60c
Feb
66c
2.58
2.70
14c
14c
1,000
9c
Jan
14c
4c
500
4c
Mar
5c
11c
—
7'Ac
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2.31
1
Inlet Consol Gold
Silver
Mines
Mines
Ltd
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Ltd
900
4c
15'Ac Mar
19
Jan
4'Ac
Apr
Apr
11c
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dull
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Jan
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2.40 Mar
2.32
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Jan
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14c
62c
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3.20
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Ltd
1
Apr
1.36
4.00
800
Feb
4.00
Apr
5c
46,500
Feb
5c
Apr
8.25
100
Jan
22c
5%c
Jan
4.90
4.50
4.95
9,300
23c
23c
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8.15
7.45
1.40
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1.40
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14.500
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2.60
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1.70
1.66
1.80
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1.10
1.20
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8.15
1.400
3.85
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Jan
102
3.55 Mar
75
9%
1.200
Jan
9%
Apr
29%
2,290
27%
Jan
29%
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3.65
3.10
4.20
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11
11%
Mar
6
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26c
22c
27c
62,800
21c
Jan
27c
Jan
65c
60c
65c
33,145
50c
Jan
65c
Apr
19%
19
19%
465
17%
*
7%
7%
7%
115
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13c
13c
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2.05
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3,195
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194,700
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Products
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&
class B
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8c
19%
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21.832
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Jan
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46c
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2.70
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36
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3-25
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2.35 Mar
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570
34
Jan
38%
29'A
180
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Jan
30
6 'A
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5
Feb
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21
50
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Jan
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Jan
58c
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2.55
8.35
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Class
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1
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4.95
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26c
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6.95 Mar
8.25
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50
100
11 Va
115
Jan
Jan
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11
Jan
12 % Mar
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1.42
Jan
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Jan
3.00
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Jan
1.88
Feb
1.05 Mar
1.30
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1.14
1.20
900
1.01
Feb
14
23,274
10%
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1.80
1.95
1,200
1.65 Mar
2.21
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Jan
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*
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24
5
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19
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Jan
24%
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217'A
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21%
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Mar
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Canadian
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34
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2,820
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25%
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23%
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7%c
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4.20 Mar
6.10
Apr
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20c
500
18c
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23%c
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46c
3,000
41c
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50c
Mar
•
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2^4
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Apr
1.95
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99%
17
•
Mar
1.20
*
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155
7,225
33
Jan
13%
Pan Western Oils Ltd..;.
Oils
Feb
11'A
*
•
Ltd
Apr
91%
7
Canada
90c
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Ltd
Petroleum*
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89
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70
•
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common...
Omnitrans Exploration Ltd
fir
27'A
28%
Apr
3.83
1.20
*
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Co
Oils
Jan
257'a Mar
605
9%
Apr
2%c
5 %c
•
—
Homestead Oil Co Ltd—
A
Oil
Apr
27'A
29%
2.70
3.90
*
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Home
47aC
Jan
1
-—
Hill
Class
Ang'o-Canadian Oil Co Ltd
Eritlsh Dominion Oil & Dev Corp
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Okalta
Mar
•
....
Ltd
11%
22% Mar
19'/Wan
*
Oil
Canada Permanent
Petroleums
Apr
*
1
4%c
3%c Mar
11%
9,496
3%c
Jan
18,500
*
A
A
Campbell Red Lake
Jan
4y4C
class
class
43c
71c
4c
3.50
45c
14V4C
4%c
3.40
1
Mar
1
100% 100 Va
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5c
9.25
89 'A
3.50
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Mar
Feb
89
100 %
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100
89
15'Ac
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52c
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26
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26 Va
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2.90 Apr
11c
3c
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Apr
25%
22%
HUrlington Steel
Jan
27,500
Westville
Petroleums,
19
7%
6% Mar
Mar
9c
13c
Federated
Feb
17
Pudding
Bunker
•
2.35
89c
59c
49.500
Ltd
18
3%c
Jan
51c
22c
Oils
200
32 Va
Calgary
19c
Leduc
19
32%
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Mar
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Feb
21c
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Feb
18%
•
Apr
fi%c
1.92
57c
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27
5'Ac
Jan
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55c
55c
Feb
2.08
36c
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26 'A
7%c
90c
1.12
314
14%c
Jan
1.02
15% Mar
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•
Mar
5.000
Apr
7'A
1
69c
5c
15
Mar
26.60
1
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31c
5c
70c
1,000
Ankerite
1.900
15,500
Jan
10
6%
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11,600
11c
Jan
Apr
Jan
26.60
Buffalo Canadian
2.31
9'Ac
25c
8.80
6,945
——i—
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Feb
7'Ac
30,600
Mar
25c
•
Feb
72 %c
3.20
12c
17,500
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Jan
23%
1
Ltd
5c
1.34 Mar
Jan
Western Ashley Minerals Ltd.—
Mines
20'Ac
3c
2.97
Apr
22%
Products
Packers
Power
Class B
10c
3.10
64c
26%
Buiiadlson Gold
14.000
2,700
Jan.
4%c
Bruck Mills class A
12,500
6,435
Feb
39c
22 'A
pfd
4%
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Dominion
11,000
2.90
15c
Jan
11c
2.75
Feb
Jan
Jan
4%c
*
•
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11c
32c
52
12c
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2.10
13%
Jan
Feb
26 Vs
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1
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10c
7'Ac
16% Mar
Apr
12%
26 %
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common
preferred
7 'Ac
2.90
1.05
2.00
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21%
40,800
1
Asbestos Corp
Waite A.mulet
1
20%
53c
1
Ltd
Feb
90c
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Ltd
Jan
1.02
33c
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Ltd
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10,000
81c
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1
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1
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Apr
4c
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15
*
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14c
...
25
25,450
17,766
64c
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Mar'
6c
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12'Ac 14'Ac
...
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1.80 Mar
2,000
"
10
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Apr
7'Ac Mar
700
21
Feb
Jan
4c
200
*
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Jan
194.500
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Torbrit
2.80
20c
1.92
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4,350
13'A
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Jan
12c
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Mar
1.90
*
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1.20
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2.50 Mar
85c
1.90
/
class
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4%'/r
Apr
1.29
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per
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66c
900 '
15
15
15
Apr
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Feb
13%
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: 3.10 Mar
43c
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39%
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Jan
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200
■
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British American
3.85 Mar
12 %
50c
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Feb
3.40
(1944)
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3.05
12%
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Jan
14
Mar
27'Ac
50
Cordage
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Mar
Jan
3.10
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Brantford
Apr
Feb
45c
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Rock
United
3%c
12Vac
4,900
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3.500
92,000
53c
83c
Siscoe Gold Mines Ltd.
Hulilvan
5c
30c
1.03
—.......
*
...
Corp common
$26.50
Jan
48c
Ltd
Jan
7%
Apr
14
47c
1
SWritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Steep
15c
Feb
4%c
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Santiago Mines Ltd
Stadacona
Jan
25 %c
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Gold
Mines
6c
12%
1.03
Co
1
Mines
&
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Feb
1
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Rochette
Miller
9c
1
Regcourt
Silver
Jan
1
Queehston Gold Mines Ltd......
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd.
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4c
53c
*
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Apr
500
40
.1
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31c
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37,500
15
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—
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29c
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36c
15
1.40
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1
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O'Brien Gold Mines Ltd
Feb
65c
27
Jan
12c
3,195
1.27 Mar
25
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Mar
6%
11,500
400
23,000
1
30c
18c
350
15c
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1.32
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41
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55c
19
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8.80
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1.32
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4.05
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Apr
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1
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60
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37c
82c
19
7%
65c
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56%c Mar
15 %c
•
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Jan
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1.88
1.16 Jan
150
27
8.95
21c
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l
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60c
150
.....
200,700
62c
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8,500
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
1 88
62c
Jan
1
Maiartic Gold Fields Ltd
1.48
1
Mar
2c
9c
Mines..
40
Bonetal Gold
8c
1
Gold
Jan
Feb
2,000
4.65
Ltd
38%
14 %c
54.000
8c
Ltd—A
Goldxields
100
1
3c
4.65
Macdonald Mines Ltd
41
40
Mines
14c
1
...
28 %
Jan
Bubjo
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1
Ltd
Lake Shore Mines Ltd.
Feb
38%
Jan
13 %c
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315
63c
25
1
...
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uuid
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3c
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l07/ac Mar
550
1.84
•
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Mar
8c
14c
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Jan
23,748
40-
Apr
6c
9c
41
•
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class
Kirkland
Class
T
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3.50
27'Ac Mar
29 %
•
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Feb
6c
7V2C
10%.
4 % c
4%C
8c
1
K^T-Addison Gold Mines Ltd..
Kirkland Lake Gold Mining Ltd
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
4.45
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d-.
1
Ltd
Joliet-Quebec Mines
3.10
13c
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1
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1
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1
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66c
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1q
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Apr
7 %C
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5
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2.22
31c
1
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6.23
6.95
1
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4,070
Apr
13c
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13,675
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59c
1
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59C
1
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10
Jan
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3.50
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Jan
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Jan
*
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7%
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4'Ac
28
10
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Mines
4,000
aaoi
1,490
6,000
Apr
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1
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of
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of
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14c 19'Ac
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8c
1.89
Mar
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Feb
6,000
53,800
2c
73c
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31c
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Jan
22c
Jan
66c
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77
11c
7,000
1.20
Mar
54c
31,400
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73
13c
31,200
3c
78c
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8% Mar
Jan
63c
•
4c
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7%
1
Hardware
Mines
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Donalda
Feb
Jan
Mar
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1
Cadillac
Apr
Mar
1
Atlantic Oil
Mar
Consolidated Duquesne Min Co Ltd—1
Cortez Explorations Ltd
...1
Central
4.90
12c
76
__
1
Metals Corp
Ascot
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non<oiidated
32c
14c
42c
2c
Ltd—
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
Century Mining Corp Ltd
Cheskirk Mines Ltd _.4—
11
Feb
3,500
55c
1
Gold
Feb
Jan
lO.OCO
A
8%
8%
100
Armistice
15c
15 %c
__
3.80
9.60
4,200
Apr
200
Bank
Carticr-Malartic
Jan
18c
665
27c
25c
__
•
common
10%c 10%c
__
1
Corp
Preferred
Apr
Oil
34c
1
Ltd..
Apr
59c
1
62c
1
Candego Mines Ltd
28c
Mar
116
1
Ltd.
T.tri
15'Ac Mar
Apr
•
Anacon Lead
12% Mar
1
Ltd.—
Mines
1\/Tin»c
Apt-
13%
1
Mines
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Jan
7uc
23c
41c
...
Mar
4,577
1
#
Feb
Jan
9
5,800
1
Bahiat Mines Ltd.
8'A Mar
31c
Apr
Apr
50
80c
Feb
25%
8%
30c
35c
Jan
8%
Jan
7%c
78c
17
Feb
Jan
80c
53c
14%
Jan
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30%c
Jan
10
102%
2,000
1
Feb
13%
75
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__
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390
38
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340
59
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25
16%
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100
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50c
17
*
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115
Jan
19
23%
Nepheline
113
13%
Jan
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15
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22%
58%
19%
Jan
115
.*
Rapid Transit Co
4,674
•
American
115
7.000
23%
•
Amalgamated
Jan
30c
Apr
23%
Ltd
54%
12
25c
29'A
23%
Aluminium
22'/a Mar
25
30c
Jan
20
Algoma Steel
110% Mar
Jan
12
Ltd..™*
21%
1
Feb
18
High
6,009
Cons
13
12
Ltd—*
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
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United
30
19"
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29Vs
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Pacific
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26%
*
53 %
53c
100
ptd
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625
12
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6%
5
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19
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100
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Apr
108% Mar
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Acme Gas & Oil
111% Mar
12
Paper
Agnew-Surpass
Feb
26%
&
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Mar
Apr
7%
Power
SI.60 preierred
Acadia-Atlantic class
19% Mar
17%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Abltibi
Jan
1.05
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Mar
4.50 Mar
97
•'
Thursday
STOCKS
Jan
6% Mar
Exchange
Canadian Funds
Feb
Mar
27
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of Prices
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■
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common
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Canadian
Mar
Celanese
Preferred
Canadian Dredge
common
1
12
12
20
Canadian Car
14%
14 Va
535
14
Jan
15
Jan
•
33%
33
33 Va
1,930
29
Feb
34
Mar
25
39%
39%
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37
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40
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50
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171
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RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
Food
Canadian
Thursday
Range
Shares
Low
Low
High
common
J;
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Preferred
V
4 65 Mar
Jan
6
3old
Eagle
Locomotive
Cu..aUitkli
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Ca^'dian
5%
;
Oils
11
•
•
common
12 Vb Mar
Goiaen
70%
40
67
Jan
71
Feb
D?iaen
11
5,9 (U
Jan
11
Apr
Goldhawk
Mar
29
Jan
Guiaora
10 %
25% —
81c. '
24%
75c
:
17%
16%
iPOr
2,380
17%
15%
5
101%
7.7,
.
17%
86
17%
.
V
Mar
17%
Apr
Feb
103'A
Graham
Grandoro
35
Jan
2.50
2.50
2.50
3,125
2.20
Central
1.37
1.25
1.41
56,480
1.00
84c
88c
4,735
18c
13,200
10 %c 14 Vac
77,300
85 %c
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—1
17 %c
1
13c
Porcupine
.
Centremaque Gold
Chatco
Steel
Chaleau-Gai
unemical
17c
13%
common
Wines
Feb
Great Lakes
Chestervllle
1
Mines
Jan
2.60
Feb
Great
Feb
1.52
Jan
Greening
80c
Mar
1.08
Jan
15c
Chimo Gold
Citralam
•
Cochrane
21 %c Mar
Jan
14%c
Jan
14 %
25
7 VB
Jan
_
Apr
Gulf
Jan
8%
Feb
Gwillim
1.37
Feb
Gypsum
Lead
Lake
Commonwealth
Lake
17,600
1.15
Feb
11'Ac
Feb
21c
2%c
Jan
4%c
Apr
Jan
Hamliton
2,500
3,500
2.22
2.33
16,730
14%
14%
175
15%
16
2,375
1.78
;
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Jan
Mar
..
3'Ac
Jan
9c
2c
35
Feb
3c
85
130
53%
4,700
15c
4,000
3'Ac
1.40
1.00
3,500
7
7
100
l
Mar
Apr
Apr
Mar
95
63%
52% Mar
Apr
1.45
1.40
1.50
1.02
1.05
1,000
33c
29c
33c
120,183
17%
43%
44'A
21%
%
4 '/a
4
4'%
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13
Feb
16'Ajc
Apr
14'A
Jan
18'A
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Apr
40
Jan
44 V*
Apr
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20
Jan
26
50
34c
Feb
Jan
4%
Jan
13
Apr
13'A
Jan
28c
Apr
43c
4'/a
120
18,975
12c 13 %c
29c
18,000
Feb
Jan
16c
Jan
13'Ac
15c
2,000
13'Ac
Apr
19c
Jan
6'Ac
4%c
7'Ac
67,700
4'AC
Feb
7'Ac
Apr
19
18%
670
17%
Feb
19'%
Jan
13,800
l'Ac
Feb
2'Ac Apr
12c
...
1
Alabastlne
20c
Jan
6.299
13-
28c
Apr
12c
2,000
: 1,000
18%
21
44 *
13 %c
550
14c
16 %c 16%c,
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1
&
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•
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Feb
t
1
Mines
Rock
19'
Gold
Hartz
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7c
21c
Apr
Headway
l.oO
Jan
Heath
Jan
2,102
11%
Jan
14'A Mar
14%
100
13%
Feb
14 %
Jan
26'Ac
Jan
44c
Mar
Jan
11
Hedley Mascot
38c
36c
41c
10
10
85
7%c
7c
8c
10
xv
5c
17,000
10
100
Feb
40c
36c
40c
5,000
30c
5c
4%c
5c
4,500
3'Ac Mar
1
/
__
7'Ac
8c
I,000
25c
25c
500
*
Jan
10
Apr
1.
Jan
8'Ac Jan
Mar
10
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1
:
4.40
4.00 Apr
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10
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200
13%
A——————.——-*
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Red
4.00
13
1
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Jan
4.00
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i
4.00
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*
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Jan
2'Ac
2c
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•
Harding Carpets
Harricana
2%
1
1__
Cotton
8
Feb
—1.15
13 %c
13 %C
—.
Gold'_
6c
;
Mar.,.
21c
Lime
Halliwell
16%
15% Mar
4'Ac
2.34 Mar
■V' 14% Mar
Jan
14
'
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Feb
2.01
19c
1.45
52%
4'/ecMar
b,500.
7%c Mar
36%c Mar
4'Ac
Petroleum
89 '
Hamilton Bridge
50c
Jan
72c
4%c Jan
77,500
1...
88
Gold
1.46
18c
21c
______
88
1
9,580
46c
__
-
Yellowknife
6,500
1
20,500
1.05
Coin
Colomac
3c,
Mines
8
4%C
16
3c
Gunnar Gold
-
7c
3c
_
3c
High
Jan
2.44 Mar
191,800
___——__10
96c
17c
•
Plow
9c
_2_—_—
•_•_•
Jan
36 %c
0
Dunlop class A
Cockshutt
Wire
6c
2.23
Willans
6 %0
*
Coal
10%
^prd
Doebenour
5c
6%c
preferred
225
4c
17c
_._1
_
Coastal Oils
Jan
/
-1
Guaranty Trust
Guayana Mines
46c
—1
Malartic
A
West
1.27
1.35
Jan
6c
5 %c
6%C
Paper common—
86c
86c
1
3.35
L—
Mines
6c
.50c
10,400
-1
8
Research
Cheskirk Mines
2.70
-50
1.45
•V
1.25 Mar
533
13%-
Mar
2.55
-1
Bousquet-
Class
__1
Jan
8c
High
Mar
31
Castle-Trethewey
Central Patricia Gold Mines
6c
5%c
______
^1—
Preferred
Jan
1.30
Oil-
4'Ac Mar
1,000
Tire common—
Apr
34
Leduc
2,200
7%o,
2.64
Porcupine
Goodyear
18
1.26
-
Low
6c
7 Vic
-
Gocdfhh Mining
Feb
.
,
34
Gold
Range Since January 1
5c
Mint; '
86
150
34
82c
Jan.
1; 1.26
Cariboo
exk
__1
MamtoO
Apr
86
5,163
v»
Shares
Low
Mines
Arrow
..16% Mar
35
16%
,
!
Jan
19,645
86
.100
R&Lway__
____25
Tire Corp A——!—
Pacific
8%
220
101% 101 %
100
•
4% preferred
Canadian
Feb
,
preferred
Canadian
11
v
81c
Cos
650
,205
__
Industrial Alcohol vot_
Canadian
5
12
70
5
___100
Ca^aaiun
.;V'5
12
Produces
e
of Prices
Par
High
>
x
Sale Price
Range Since January 1
Sales
Week's
Lasi
STOCKS
lor Week
of Prices
„1(
Par
MARKETS
APRIL 7
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Week's
,
Last
Sale Price
39
Apr
Feb
47c
5c
,.ji
Apr
Gc
Jan
8c
Apr
22c
Feb
'39c
Jan
6c
Feb
'
Conduits
National..
Coniagas
_
__
Ansley
Consolidated
.
•
Mines
Consolidated
__1
_
_
___
__
1
____
Astoria
1
-
Jan
33c
Jan
7c
6%c
Revs
Highland-Bell
10'Ac Mar
7'Ac Mar
18,000
Gold
Consolidated Bakeries
-
Beattie
Consolidated
8%
2
Duquesne
70c
8%
72c
8
51c
60c
53,400
13,500
85c
72c
Consolidated
Home'tead
•
5c
4%c
5c
Howey
1
65c
59c
65c
22,180
ConsoJidated
Lebel
Consolidated
Mining
1
Oro__
l
Smelting
Cournor
Mining
Bit
Crestaurum
r'r'»1nor
93%
95%
163
165
116
1.22
1.14
1.22
8,420
25
23%
1
Mines
1
Pershing
Nest
_
59C
r»<,«»es
Patricia
Class
Del
210
-
_
1
_
Detta
Ltd
30c
303
Lake
Red
29 %c
40
Apr
Apr
7'A
16c
8%
8
200
13c
10,000
1.75
2.400
63c
C5c
3.000
4<v
11c
21.300
6c
Jan
lie
Apr
26 %c 26 %c
2.000
26c
Jan
36c
Jan
7'Ac
10'Ac
_
Feb
(John)
_____
Lake
_
International
Bronze, Powders
Jan
International
Metals
Jan
6 rC
class
Dom'nion
Bank
Dominion
Coal
Dominion
Electrohcme
Dominion
30c
39c
28c
95.051
Jan
42c
Mar
_
22
23
4,610
20'A
Jan
23% Mar
Jellicoe
16%
17%
4,135
16%
Apr
20%
Jan
Joburke
27%
23%
27%
355
Mar
27%
Jan
Joliet
Fabrics
22
22
5
5
-
8
Dominion
Magnesium
__
13'A
13'A
29%
29%
1,070
11
9%
12%
Mar
Mar
2,280
_
__
Scottish
Preferred
Invest
13'A
7'A
Feb
12 'A
5
Jan
Kglnre Mines
45%
Jan
-25
Jan
Kirkland
Jan
37
Apr
Kirkland Townsite
Mar
12
Jan
Labatt (John)
Jan
Labrador
20%
1,700
37
1,526
33%
11
11
885
10'/e
10
10%
320
58'Ac
58c
60c
23,700
•
Dcnneil
&
Du-ama
Gold
_
_
_
8
Mines
Ltd
9'A
9'A
9'A
18c
18c
19c
U
10
Jan
11%
52c
Jan
64c
21,000
15'Ac
Aor
East
East
Leduc
Sullivan
East
Apr
.Lake
Rowan
Lake
Shore
55,063
10'Ac Mar
5'Ac
5'Ac
5'Ac
5,000
4c
Feb
6c
Jan
23c
25c
6,700
23c
Mar
28c
Jan
2.45
2/5
45.ISO
2.05
Jan
2.65
Apr
6.90
6.20
G.95
87,820
4.40
Feb
6.95
Apr
5%
5%
5.%
350
.6% Mar
6%
Jan
51
51
250
_
'
Economic
Fdriv
Investment
_
_
_
_
25
_
Mines
__
__
El
Sol
_
Feb
16%
310
15'A
Jan
42c 44 'Ac
10,650
36 %c
Jan
31c
26,000
28c
Feb
43c
10%c
14c
19,620
Mar
14c
9'Ac
8c
9%c
57,500
6c
Feb
12c
Mar
61c
4.60
Jan
16
Jan
36%
Feb
37c
40c
4.30
8c
6,359
4.10
48c
.___1
Famous
•
Nickel
Grain
Preferred
1,275
Federated
common
____
Class
14%
15%
260
14% Mar
33%
33%
635
33
10
10%
_
600
215
10%
Mar
9
115
1.15
1.22
8c
6%C
9'Ac
24,100
5%c
Jen
2.98
2.60
3.05
59,375
2.05
Jan
*
common.
_
_
8
Fasteners common
Fleet
8
100
"2
—
Manufacturing
...
*
100
12%
40
1.00
120
120
700
8
Jan
1.00
3.05
7
Ford
Motor class A
Preferred
5%
5 %%
-
'
-
Power
com.
__
/„
ft
32
Tnv,
14c
—
__
99%
210
2.50
19.145
2.25
Feb
2.60
Jan
680
17%
Jan
19'A
Apr
6S%
•Gp
109
Mar
.
—
Bakeries
Petroleums
25%
98
Fc-b
27
Yellowknife
Lake
Gold
Globe
Lake
_
__—.—__
Mar
3
Feb
2,300
1.00
Feb
33
4 45
29 '/a
Feb
19%
310
17'A
Jan
6.45
7.00
16,139
7'Ac
2,000
2%c
z
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11.000
3c
16,300
6.00 Mar
6c
Feb
5,090
4C
Jan
5'Ac
Apr
6c
Feb
10 %c
Jan
43%
Jan
33
20
7.00
Apr
Mar
A or
7%C Mar
1.0"O
6'Ac
17% Mar
20% Mar
10c
13c
Apr
80c
Mar
Mar
2,100
50c
Feb
72c
C5c
72c
1.30
1 28
1.36
14c
ipu,
19 %
4.70
4.50
4.75
2,450
10c
10c 11'Ac
23.500
3%c
24,600
1.25
14c
1,800
11 %c
19%
310
'
71 'A Mar
4%c Mar
6.403
10.090
*
1 10
1.07
*
Feb
1.44
15c
Jan
5.30
3.95 Mar
Jan
Mar
Jan
20
Mar
19
Jan
9'Ac
Macho
River
Jan
B
.A'—J
Madsen
Red"
Magnet
Mar
3c
Jan
28c
Mar
43c
Jan
Feb
16c
Apr
Feb
14'A
Jan
64c
Jan
30c
37c
8 150
1 5%c
11c
16c
£8,165
5%C
13
12%
12%
56c
1.210
1.90
Feb
2.40
Jan
7.75
10,729
0.25
Feb
7.75
Apr
3c
3c
1.500
2%c
Feb
3'Ac
Jan
5c
4c
2.20
6.90
7.70
2,735
24.190
2.10
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13 %
•157c
5'Ac
2,500
4c
Jan
6'Ac Mar
4c
16.000
3%c
49c
Jan
Feb
440
15%
Apr
17
Jan
10%
25
10'A
Feb
10%
Apr
74C
Jan
82c
Feb
82 c
2.300
1.23
1.21
1.24
13.500
1.15
Jan
1.34
5c
5c
5'AC
3.600
4%c
Feb
7c
Feb
49c
82C
4Pc
51c
3,895
45c
J*n
62c
Feb
32
165
31
Feb
32
Jan
31 %
32
210
30
Mar
32
P%
9
100
30c
229.650
f.%
29c
2434C
22c
19c
24c
42,610
2.96
2.95
3.10
II.215
19.450
48c
55c
8'Ac
38,500
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12c
14c
11,500
8%
L jx j__i. m -i
.
Jan
31c
Mar
13'Ac
Jan
24c
Apr
9 ^3
3.25 Mar
Jan
44c
80c
Jan
5c
Jan
10v4c
Jan
9c
Apr
17c
Mar
Jan
? 70
3.60
2.85
62,018
2.11 Mar
3.85 Mar
10%
10%
595
9% 'Jan
10% Mar
9
9
9%
6,535
1
3.10
2.99
3 10
48c
3.60
—
46c
49c
-
12,100
20,600
7%
2.76
31c
1
9%
jpn
3.15
Feb
160c
Jan
Apr
Jan
Feb
}
3.35
2,C00
9
500
4%c
1
45.355
2'Ac
9
~9
3.65
2'Ac
Gold
5c
1 050
3.65
2.95
Jan
2c
Jan
3c
8% Mar
10'/b
3%c
Jan
13'Ac Mar
•
Apr
Jan
Jan
8'Ac Mar
28c
Apr
1
_——
46.732
%
1
126.250
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lc
Apr
6c
5c
7'Ac
20,000
3'Ac Mar
7'Ac
Apr
21%
Jan
25'/b
Jan
Mar
28%
Jan
21c
24c
24%
20
Preferred
28c
%
Massey-Harris common
2-3%
27%
28%
4,117
24 %
28%
140
class
8%
A—_—1
8%
•/
50
4,315
14%
14%
.300
McColi-Frontenac
97 %
po'/4
60
—5
60%
61%
2°0
56C
56c
l.tno
7
9
26.500
14%
common
'Preferred
Porcupine
Red Lake
l7%c
Mar
McMarmac
Mar
McWattcrs Gold
61%
J
1
8%
27
'
•
Red
Apr
9% Mar
Aor
13c
10'A
*
A
Eastern
Grain
Feb
31'4
6%c
Lake Gold Mines
Rights
Martln-McNeely
Mclntyre
7c
Mar
15%
10%
*
McCabe
Mar
15%
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines —_—
Marcus
9'Ac Apr
54c
8c
Goldfields
&
Jan
93c
13c
Consol
Manitoba
Jan
1.34
23,500
„
1
Gold
class
Export
Malartic
17c
1
MacLeod-Cockshutt
ClaSS
Jen
144.800
1 14
7%c
53c
—
Gold
3%
9c
13c
1
1
Lake
McKenzie
Feb
5c
19%
12c
1
Mines
McLellan
Mar
5c
18%
12c
*
Jan
5c
465
1
Mines
Apr
15c
II,000
70
-A—9
Goldfields
65c
3,200
9'Ac
•
39c
2.000
9c '?■
Jan
5'Ac
*
•
A
A
Jan
1 21 Mar
,
class
class
F»b
16 %C 16% c
8c
Apr
82c
1
Mar
13.300
.
15'Ac
9
*
—
Lac
r>".
63c
39c
8c
Mar
Jan
Mar
4%c
1
57c
59c
32c
i
15c
10c
55c
4,520
3
class B
3c %c Mar
59c
39c
—1
1.25
Jan
900
1.17
7'Ac
.
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1.20
10
7.00
—_1
111
Jan
7'Ac
•
41.
Mar
2
1
—-1
For footnotes ece pege-
110
520
1
32%
1
_
Gold
Mines
5
295
1
Mines
Goldcresfc Gold
110%
19%
Oil
God's
Gold
J
1.15
1.17
v
4
common
__
35
30%
1.20
__
4
109 T
Jan
76,897.
64
<
99% Mar
Jan
285
4
.
19'A
Apr
Apr
110%
110%
100
4
common
Wares
19
108
__100
_
Feb
38c
44,922
v
7c
*
Mines
Red
Macfie
Feb
99
1,000
—
—
MacDonald
Mar
2.27
•
96,585
19
♦
1
1 V
v
Macassa
Feb
27
—
__
Steel
Goldale
Mar
20
»:
29%
Jan
12c"
„
8c
Jail
20c
1
*
Lynx Yellowknife
Jan
27
•
Jan
4%c Mar
5,COO
1
i.—
Hosiery
Louvicourt
Feb
12c
2.48
10%
Jan
8%
2,390
6c
38c
1
»;———1
Gold
nioflc
.
General
Slcnora
24
,
r-
70
Apr
1
1
—
Groceterias
Loblaw
Feb
50
1.75
Apr
1.05 Mar
in
•
Products Mfg class A
Giant
30
148'A
1
Jones
Long
London
Aor
27
•
General
Gillies
30
Feb
1
Mining
Gold
Lexindin
Jan
12c
100
-
A
Class
30
_
preferred
General
1,965
$
__
_
ExDloration
preferred
General
28%
*
Gold.
Francoeur
Gatlneau
27%
*
Fraser Cos common
Frobisher
27%
_
_
B
Class
<
142%
8c
1
Leduc-West
Leitch
12% Mar
1
&
McMillan
•
Apr
Jan
105
148% 148'A
9% ^
9%
69%
*
Secord
Lawson
7'/?c Apr
Jan
12%
1.00
120
0
..
8
12%
1.00
•
Flash
•
12%
_
A
28%
33'A
1
(1945)-—
"U"
T aura
Jan
Feb
1-74
Apr
1.21
•
__
10%
Jan
1
100
_____
_
_
_
Petroleum
Ltd
Fittings
14%
33%
♦
9%'
Feb
Apr
10c 10 %c
*
——
Mines
Larder
50'Ac Feb
4.05 Mar
•
Kirkland
Federal
10
..J
Players
Fanny Farmer Candv Shops
Federal
4
5 % Mar
TPob
26
5c
Mines
Wasa
Luz
Little
Falconbridee
Jan
29%
5'Ac
Gold
Cadillac
Lapaska Mines
Jan
34c
Jan
49c
Mar
50
1
__—
Lapa
Mar
34c
—
16%
36c
280
68c
Lamaque
A pi-
1
15%
42c
•__
Coip
La
Aor
16%
31 %c
—
^
_
Lake
Apr
51
1
_
.
.
Gold
Eureka
_
.
Pen-Rey
El
"
45%
14c
___
_
Gold
Eldona
•'-.
—20
Paper class A
Elder
J—
12
Jan
4,630
9 'A c
15c
40,100
15c
_
Mines—
Steel
Eastern
_
Mar
5%
60c
Gold
Lasruerre
9'Ac
9c
11c
Mines
Mar
8
Mar
9'A
28%
5%C
Gold
1
_____
Malartic
35
7
30%
65c
Mines
6'Ac
*
5%
11 %c 15'Ac v
Mining & Exploration
Fortune
12'Ac
_
32% Mar
•
Dufault
2.58
__
Mar
29%
1
—
Lake
*
__
Apr
25
27%
30%
.• V
Ltd
Lake
•
East Crest Oil
4%c
Jan
5,200
Lake Lin gin an
_
Feb
39c
—
Jan
1
8c :
Amphi
East
Apr
3c
29'A
125
35
30'Ac
Lake
Mar
24c
Jan
5'Ac Mai-
Duvay Gold Mines
Feb
Jan
Mar
9%
8'A Mar
100
B
Mudge class A
'
Apr
200
7,000
"
35,
lis
Kirkland-Htrdson
22'/b
34
_
35
38 '.'ac
1
Jan
11
__
4%C
1,.
—1.
Feb
36%
__
31%
38c
——
43'A
20%
Woollens
27
Apr
Keyboycon Mines Ltd..———_
74
•
Mines
Apr
Feb
31'A
37c
Gold
Kenville
Apr
5% Mar
540
•
Donalda
7%
7%
25 V8
*
—-
f,%
Dominion Stores
Dominion
Jan
30
34%
Apr
Jan
Mar
15
200
—_——1
—
44'A
Dominion
__
32
25%
310
J
Kelvinator
29% Mar
19%
B
Jan
Jan
13% Mar
80
.—
Mining—.
Kayrand
Apr
Jan
26%
20
class
30'A
I,755
375
——
Quebec Mines
5%
Textile common
-
7%
35
•
_
4 4'A
5%
1
_
...
& Coal
9
Mar
4%c
„—
(1939)-,—
50
common
...
Steel
Dominion
4'Ac
Jan
21
58 347
13%
Jan
7
196
31
25%:
47%
2c
25
7%
Kerr-Addison
Dominion
8
950
38,100
■
Apr
41% Mar
48%
Apr
5
13
50
29%
•
Foundry & Steel
22
Feb
115
•
common
Dominion
Jan
3
20%
45
—
4%c
Feb
49 %
31%
1,;
Gold
8
-
44%
2%c
10%
Ltd
Mines
17%
25
preferred
43%
15'Ac Jan
26%
*
Mines
Jaculet
22%
_
49%
7%
Gold
Jacknife
37 %C
__
Mar
7%
—__-5/100
1
_
Apr
Mar
6c
10%
A
Preferred
ir
_
9c
4c
25,500
0
International Nickel Co common^
*
Seagrams
Mines Ltd
Jan
24,700
60
49'A
com—*
Jan
1.80
2
Yellowknife
Discovery
Distillers
Dome
1
.
Apr
11Vfe
'
—6
__1
Co
&
Mining
4'A
Feb
31%
25
—.—
Feb
Apr
10
25%
32 >
International Petroleum
Red
Dexter
8c
22%
,13%
1
1
preferred
lnglis
11c
1.60
9c
7c
Mar
18
Jan
4'A
25
4,096
4c
Mar
26
J
common..
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inspiration
1.70
11c
4'A
10%
Jan
9c
Jan
1.75
7%
4%
10c
16'A
125
10%
60c
Feb
6'Ac Mar
1,000
Jan
6c
7'A
_______£1
__
-25
preferred——,__9
Acceptance
Jan
24
13%
Lake
industrial
Jan
42c
Apr
Feb
20%
2 5'A
—'
' 8c.
17%
31
10
•
Oil
f
9%c Jan
58c
5,500 :
24.0C0
8
.
of Canada ordinary.5
Bank
Tobacco
Preferred
Indian
Mar
2~%c Mar
4,000
21
-__1
_
13c
-.1—
•
A
4% preferred
Imperial Varnish
52% Mar
12'AC
.
.7
Apr
Jan
10c
20%
1
_
6,500
201,900
30c
•
-_j__
Jan
Mar
Apr
13c
20 %
$
A
Imperial
$1.60
25c
class
Imperial
Jan
7c
17c 23%C
—|
v.
§
Imperial
125
1
—______—__
5
class
Ltd
Jan
65c
Jan
48
Hunts
Apr
17c
Jan
1
B
,
Apr
8%
Feb
SPC
17
51
Mines
Rio
13C
115 'A
125
B
Delnite
3,400
48
125
0
Oils
Decaita
3 500
10c
Petro'eum
Leather
17c
62c
Mfg class
9,350
7c.
17'A
.
Jan
25c
Jan
/M-L
Damh
10'A
Homer Yellowknife
1
,v
8c
Hosco Gold Mines r ;
1;- ",
8c
Howard
Smith
preferred
—50
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting——— *
44%
Hugh Malartic
'
———1
' 4c
Jan
Jan
23
Mar
18c
6%
123
100
D'Aragon Mines
Davis
325
.100
.
_
Coal
Crowshore
1
-
_____
485
1,300
8%
"
60c
60c
8c
.—•
*
______—
Hollinger Consol
1.26 Jan
Jan
21
26
20C
56c
8%
>
■
_
Sarcee
&
Holden
Mar
Apr
165
Jan
1.07 Mar
8%
l"c
20c
n
_
160%
16'AC
common
.
Feb prS,
Apr
91% Mar
103
2,806
164
72c
90c
5%c
65c
26c
55c
9c
19,716
»
...
Trust
Crowo'
12c
f,4%
common
Crown
9c
5
Exploration
Corrugated Paper Eox
Craig
12c
____100
&
Consumers Gas
Conwest
85c
Mar
18,500
Consolidated
9% Jan
Apr
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
4c
330
61c
—
Mines
Mmri-.
J
Mines
Highwood
Consolidated
8'Ac-
8c
1
Hlghridgc Mining ___________6%c
Jan
Apr
1.15
Feb
1 00
13c
h " 25c
—_._i
Jan
1.50
Feb
1.39
300
9%c 10'Ac
10c
A
6 'A
8'A
________
9c
8% Mar
16%
Jan
13%
Feb
97
Jan
100
Feb
60%
Apr
67
Jan
51c
Jan
60c
Jan
3'Ac
8 'Ac
9c
1,520
8c
10c
J
Lake
Jan
10c
1,400
8c
Jan
10 Vic Mar
Feb
9%c
Feb
11c
Feb
Mar
40
(1496)
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
CANADIAN
RANGE
Thursday
STOCK8
Week's
for Week
Shares
Midland
&
5%
'II*
Grain.__.___—"II*
Pacific
Low
■V
Jan
6
Jan
Silanco
4c
2,500
3c
Jan
4c
Jan
Silver
16%
Jan
Silverwood
1.35
Feb
15%
45
1.35
700
•'*•«.
12
12%
1,668
34c
34c
34c
500
31c
19
19
19
125
—_—
Modern Containers
•
common
—
•
20
20
12
12
1.10
Jan
Miller
Class
1
Dairies
Feb
Silverw'd Western Dairies
37c
Mar
Moneta
Mtge & Inv————
Hi
Porcupine
Montreal
Moore
_
14%
Jan
•
Locomotive
Corp
39c
21%
16%
Jan
20
11
Feb
12% Mar
Bladen Malartic
Jan
41c
Slater (N)
Mosher Long Lac
_
National Breweries
National Drug
Preferred
11c
40c
90,000
16c
25,600
6c
32
32
425
8%
9
11
11%
305
23
22%
23
40c
60c
22%
>
23
1.65
—
1.47
Alger
640
74,300
1,825
1.67
46,455
Feb
26%
180
59c
Car
32
1.41
1.03
Standard Paving common
Preferred
Feb
Standard
Apr
Apr
S ted man
60c
4%c
2,355
3c
Bros
New preferred
.——yj;-~
Steep Rock Iron Mines
85c
Mar
48c
Jan
43c
49c
10,867
35c
Feb
50c
Jan
78,600
43c
Apr
5%c Mar
88c
Jan
New
Noizone
New
Pacalta
New
Rouyn
4,500
344 c
3%c
'2,000
7%c
8c
> 11,400
3%c
Oils--.-
7%c
Merger
1.10
Norlartic
_j__.
—___
9c
4c
9c
1.00 Mar
69%
2,560
Taku
6644 Jan
Denison
3%c
500
3c
Gold
70c
161,345
55c
Mar
71
Mar
2.75
5c
6,000
4c
Feb
12c 19 %c
1,274,700
6c
Feb
19 44c
Mines
4,200
39c
Feb
45c
8c
8c
2,750
9c
9c
10c
7,500
8%c
North Star Oil common
8c
9%C
91,000
10%
Preferred
10
5% 7
—
.
Mines
Wood
1
2.46 Mar
Specialties..
10%
650
6%
2.80
6C
6%
175
21c
1,000
13,950
7 20c
20c
20c
2,500
Class
Orlac Red Lake
Tower
6
2.05
Feb
23c
United
Apr
United
Jan
Upper
44
44
25
7'/a
7%
7%
145
13c
11c
14c
19,000
7c
7c
8c
Feb
1.12
1.05
1.15
28,200
1444c
17c
43,500
1044c Jan
6c
6c
1,000
5.95
5.80
6.10
41,980
4.20
Feb
45%
45%
46
516
44%
8
1.00 Mar
17C
Jan
(Eastern)
Pacific
Petroleum
—
Hershey Tubes
Porcupine Mines
Pamour
Western
•
•
Ltd
1.37
1.47
13,540
22c
19%C
22c
30,500
1
Mines
Malartic
6c
4c
1
30c
4,650
11c
33,700
Crow
Mines
Gold
Pioneer Gold
1.80
1
Porcupine Peninsular
Reef
1
Gold
18%
Preston East Dome
class
A
Apr
Yellorex
2.05
Feb
Yellowknife
18%
7c
6,500
6%c Mar
120
preferred
Antonio
Mar
—
15c
Mar
40c
75c
Feb
95c
Mar
20%
20%
21%
4,390
18%
23%
43c
48c
7,000
42c
Mar
97c
Jan
40c
38c
40c
10,900
34c
Mar
43c
Mar
4%C
7%c
6,100
4c
Feb
7%c
Apr
4c
4c
1,000
2%c
Jan
5c
Mar
Jan
28
25
10%
315
12c 16 %c
15c
11c
28
10'%
28
1.03
Jan
29
Feb
;
Mar *
10%
Apr
16 %c Apr
>>>>>-. k>
■■
.<■
Brown
corn-
7c
Jan
2,000
7c
Mar
14c
31c
5,300
25c
Feb
•49c
Jan
27%
200
27
Feb
28
Jan
Sherritt Gordon
Breweries
Canada
Canadian
Canada
and
For footnotes
see page
25%c
7%
6%
3.95
6.00
Feb
14%
Apr
9%c
Apr
18 %C
Jan
3c
Jan
4%C
Jan
18%
18%
19
Jan
Jan
26c
22.000
7%
910
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
3.40
4.10
98,023
2.91
Feb
4.10
Apr
5.85
6.05
3,210
5.80 Mar
7.05
Jan
14
14
.
19c
45
Jan
12%
Jan
26c
Jan
14
Mar
8c
8c
500
28c
28c
1,500
»25c
Mar
■41c
Feb
39c
34c
'39c
7,600
20c
Jan
40c
Mar
8.30
8.25
8.40
3,134
45%
43
4544
5,570
8c
—
•
5
•
5
5
■
•■>
944
7.90 Feb
36
8c
3,000
94
94
94
*5
56%
56
58
254
1
21c
17%c21%c
Jan
4.75 Mar
170
8c
4,900
.
9
8%c
9.50
Jan
6
Jan
Mar
10
Mar
844c
94
Mar
94
Mar
49
Jan
58
Mar
•
6c
7c
Feb
21 %c
1444
10
14% Mar
16%
34
34
50
31% Mar
35
2544
k '
Feb
4644 Mar
14%
.ft
14%
> v kk' 34
....
6%c Feb
30
9
8c
100
pfd
•
25%
25%
Feb
Jan
Apr
Feb
Mar
8%c
15
11c
28,400
544c
6c
23%
6c
13.600
Feb
26
Jan
99%
375
10044 100%
1044 c
Feb
102
Mar
8%c Mar
4c
Jan
6c
644c
5.500
4c
Mar
•
38%
3844
40
4,930
33%
Jan
100
99%
pfd__
4c
__
__100
;
5
100
80
99% Mar
444c
1,000
3%c Feb
120
14%
2.25
8,097
22c
24c
115%
35
2.08
1
120
1444
r_
__
2.23"
•
2,500
10
13
Feb
12c
6c
Jan
Apr
644c Jan
40
100 44
Apr
Jan
444c Jan
120
Apr
Mar
2.06
1544
Jan
Feb
2.27
Jan
22c
Apr
30c
22c
21c
20c
22c
10,330
17c
Feb
1
1.03
95c
1.04
48,'950
75c
Jan
Jan
19%
Feb
Canadian
>;■
k:
,
:>:>■>
.V
Jan
Canadian
Western
100
103% 103%
25
103% Mar
35
35
150
16%
150
97
97
98
35
57
57
255
50%
Jan
3.55
3.50
3.65
3,466
3.5C1
Feb
5%c
5%c
7%
25
27c 30 %c
25
6c
7%
19,700
4,500
24%
52
12c
•
25%
450
47
48
75
52
52
12c
12c
350
1,500
♦
15%
15%
15%
100
1.06
1.06
1.06
1,400
2.33
2.10
27
Jan
35
14
Jan
16%
Jan
98
5c
Feb
7% Mar
Feb
57
4.05
21%
Apr
97
5
82%
Jan
97
3.95
3.85
4.00
3,950
344
Feb
43/b
Feb
98%
98%
99%
80
Jan
8.60
250
Apr
104
9%
Feb
8.35
22' 22%
1,390
22
Mar
22%
Feb
105
12
Jan
14
Apr
55
39
Jan
48
Mar
21%
Feb
24%
Apr
2%
Jan
544
Apr
Apr
•
46%
46% '
24%
24 "2
24%
110
—1
4.75
4.20
5.25
12,655
•
113%
104
114
1,400
Lumber
•
f
3.95
3.90
3.95
7,300
10,445
17%
Apr
43.514
32c
*
Jan
15%
15%
153/4
115
12
Jan
16
Dominion
•
43%
43%
43%
475
40%
Jan
44%
Jan
•
3.90
3.65
3.90
14,650
3.15
Jan
4.00
Feb
•
34%
34
3434
Foothills
Bridge
Oil
52% Mar
22
477
20
Jan
22
21%
290
19%
Jan
21%
Feb
Oil
common—
Selections
Feb
Pend
Price
Jan
Southwest
Feb
Paper
Utilities
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Ogilvie Flour common.
Jan
Mar
505
60 "
k
57
Jan
61
Jan
22 %
Mar
45c
Mar
Apr
Jan
Mar
.
International
21%
3.95 Mar
42c
International
2.38
Jan
114
22 %
Jan
48,481
3%
Jan
33c
Jan
2.33
89
Jan
59%
253/4
1.20
14
46%
_
;
Hayes Steel
15c
14
,
»
com.
common
8.35
20%
Jan
16
k"
22%
92
Apr
Apr
60
48%
Jan
26%
97
41c
Apr
.
Jan
97
•
21%
Feb
1.91
2434
•
Mar
Jan
High
490
•
8
Jan
Low
26%
•
23%
1.05i Mar
Range Since January 1
High
26
Sugar
Morse
Industries
32c
14%
Low
26%
Canada Westinghouse
Consolidated Paper
6%c Jan
10c
Shares
Dalhousie Oil
Disher Steel common
Apr
Mar
47
51% Mar
for Week
•
•
Fairbanks
Canadian
Range
of Prices
Par
104% Mar.
85%
25c
Apr
Apr
I_1
Vickers
14.500,
1,140
1.04
Sales
Week's
Last
Canadian Marconi
17%
•
19c
__
1
Vinegars
8.851
64,500
21
41.
•
1
Dominion
45,034
•
Voting trust certificates
4.30
—5
3%C
1
common
22%
3.50 Mar
Bulolo Gold
14%
—.50c
Sheep Creek Gold
20% Mar
19,250
Jan
3%c
1
Shea's Winnipeg Brew class A
205
4.30
Preferred
236,900
9%c 10 %c
50
Shawkey (1945) Mines
21
3.75
common
11%
—50
series B preferred
21
4.30
100
Co
3%c
30c
rower
Apr
—
Asbestos Corp
British Columbia Pulp & Paper com
28c
__
_
Feb
1444c
Canadian Funds
27%
31c
27%
.
Jan
•
Thursday
11c"
7%c
*
„
11c
.11,500
Jan
-25
STOCKS
9%C
1
_
11c 1444c
I
13%
Rouyn Ltd
19% Mar
59c
Feb
1.35 Mar
Apr
9%
57
Mines
Bridge
35c
Jan
Sale Price
•
1
Feb
14%
Jan
Feb
45c
—49
Gold__
Mar
15c
3,010
-
Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb Section
203/4C Jan
12,900
__
45c
5,600
9,600
25c
1 8%
Jan
Mar
165,291
99
Mar
48% Mar
82c
16%
Bhawlnigan Water &
Sicks*
Apr
30c
1.31
_
_
4%%
2,700
47
8%
79c
•
Mar
20
55% Mar
Mines
1
St Lawrence Paper 1st pfd
2nd preferred
Preferred
5,500
Bear
•
common
13c
32
Apr
30
Mines
1
Saguenay Power preferred
St Lawrence Corp 1st pfd
Benato*
15c :16%c
•
50
k
Feb
1.21
—10
Industries
Sannorm
•„
47
38c
6%
82c
*
Co
25c
Jan
18
28%
Zinc
'
1.29
1
Royallte Oil
Sarnla
■
1
Roybar Chlbougamau
Rupununl Mines
San
47
—
______
48c 5144c
18 44
__
Feb
50c
25%
7%c Mar
6%
*
Lac
15
Jan
7c
*
common
&
1.71 Jan
.
Eank
2nd
17%
Lead
17% Mar
35c
1
Robinson Little
Russell
Yale
50
73c
Oils
Apr
1
Gold
Long
18%
1
Regcourt
1,240
Jan
;
Combing
Wrlght-Hargreaves
•
Reef Petroleums Ltd—.—
39,400
18
_•
Wool
6%
•V
Mar
33c
31%
18
51c
♦
James)
Feb
1
:
&
1.05
1.10 Feb
1
Quemont Mining
Quesabe Mines Ltd
(Alex
Jan
4,750
7c
1
s
24c
29c
18%
_1
Mar
12%
Jan
Jan
100
76c
Jan
Apr
9c
7c
Jan
Preferred
85c
350
12%
700
3,200
Mar
Jan
Winora Gold
3.000
17%
Feb
10% Mar
12%
8%c
30%
Feb
Apr
1.92
1
Rochette Gold
82c
48
Jan
12
30c
1
3,300
15%
173
Jan
52
;
82c
2,943
Jan
11
28%
common
92c
18%
167
30%
i
&■' 4%C
Jan
Jan
25
200
11%
12%
__100
Feb
42% Mar
Apr
1.36
26
common
Wingait Gold
Winnipeg Electric
1.95
17%
47
Labrador
Manitou
(George)
Winchester Larder
680
Mar
844c
._
•
Preferred
Feb
545
Feb
25c
80
Wiltsey-Coghlan
1.85
___10
Queenston Gold
Roxana
Jan
17%
-_-l
common
Gold
Royal
63c
12 %c Mar
Jan
7,900
•11c
Jan
Jan
1.85
Preferred
Roche
34c
Apr
48
Feb
65
Western Ashley Minerals..
3.45
75c
172 17244
6c
185
Lk—
Canada Breweries
Western Grocers class A
17%
1
Silk
11,500
1.01
28%
Western
3.60
16%
*
Riverside
1244c
•
Jan
17%
1
_
Proprietary Mines
Purdy Mica Mines
Purity Flour Mills
Reno
6,000
20,800
5444
Products
80c
•
Quebec
9c
1
Apr
Jan
Apr
Apr
27%
(G & W)
85c
_____
Corp
Quebec
(Hiram)
3.15
3c
3.65
22c
1
1.75
1,233
11%
Feb
2.92
1.12
______—.1
______
3.00 Mar
4c
Apr
107/a Mar
•
Mines
Apr
47
47%
—^1
certificates
Quebec
725
8,550
7J/4
8c
1144
Feb
Jan
31
Feb
27
Amulet
Wood
Powell Rouyn Gold common
___
4,975
47,803
1
Westeel
Feb
50
3.65
>
Wesley Mason Mills 544%
7%c Jan
1144
6 k
28%
.
Jan
74c
•
Metals
1.80
3.30
3.60
28% Mar
115
54 44
Mines
Feb
4c
1
River
trust
1.75
3.35
3.50
_
_
3.25
——
»
__
80
.
Jan
5444
.
1.58
29 %c Feb
46c
1.66
14 %c
27%
.
Waterous Ltd common..
Class A
5c
Apr
3%c Mar
55c
1.45
Feb
3.30
♦
dS
24 %C
7%c
53c
Apr
.1-55
Wekusko Consol
Feb
10 %c
12c
—.T*
k__
Feb
Feb
11c
Pressed
Mar
Jan
55c
Power
7C
3c
1
Voting
Walte
Walker
6.15 Mar
2c
1
_
—
Jan
ll%c Mar
1144
;
Apr
Jan
4,500
i
__
Apr
50c
3c
10,917
■»
29
,
Mar
5c
3.20
Mar
1.01
•
preferred
_
47%
6,000
•
Porcupine
Mar
6,500
*31,280
Feb
40c
2044c
1
....
Weston
Gold
Powell
Feb
9,500
32c
>>
57,600
18
Vulcan Oils
5c
Piccadilly Porcupine
Oil
Jan
7%c
29%c
11
2.31
9c
•
Manufacturing
Violamac
3 %c
Pickle
Polaris
A
Jan
3c
7,700
7 44
..
Resources
Vicour
4%c
—
—1
Paymaster Consol
1.30
Viceroy
Feb
Apr
19 Vic Mar
1:23 Jan
17c
Jan
10
3%c Jan
1.07
;
Hill
Canada
Feb
3c
____1
Partanen Malartic
Perron
1.45
Oil
4%C
-i
Feb
Feb
1.
1
Steel
8c
7%
Jan
Jan
300
-
744
..
A..
Oils
8c
1
Parbec
Keno
3%c Feb
544
4
22
2.99
2044c
1
Class B preferred
23/4c Jan
14c
Mar
17 %
21%
14,200 >,
28%
—
_•
-
class
54,800
1
Mines
Paramaque
Fuel
United
Mar
Osulake
Pan
United
6% Mar
Oslsko Lake Mines
Page
Jan
2.24 Jan
Jan
75c
Apr
Feb
59,570
12c 1244c
3.55
100
common
2644c Jan
844c Jan
644
Feb
•
_.
—
Mar
Jan
44
Apr
2.-25
■
1
class
Transcontinental
Feb
Mar
Jan
92
Feb
Apr
r'>20%
69,600
.
Mar
•
Finance
42,710
3,700
Jan
20
950
-
T
1
:
Class A rights
Feb
1.60 Mar
5%
-
__
*
Petroleums
Traders
8c
-
Mar
16%
1044
Jan
Mar
4c
1
1
—...
Pacific
1.62
—
.•
5%c
—*
Xad.
Orenada Gold
1.54
common........
Ventures Ltd
Orange Crush
Jan
63c
-
2,100
11
12c
Union Mining
United Corp class 'A——
Class B
39
11
■
1.55
Exploration
3%C
•
—;
Jan
86
250
2.90
1
A
4c
common...
8%
3,100
12c
11%
Jan
17c
63 %c Mar
-
2144
10c
Gold
5%c
—
2144'
2.55
11
•
6
2044
2044
2-86
•
20c
12 %c
Mar
■
11c
Union Gas
544 Mar
1.95
"'
48c
Transvlslon-Television
8c
1.79 Mar
6%
1744
•
45c
944c Jan
105
21c
Omnitrans Exploration
Ontario Steel
2144'
2144
47c
1144c Jan
8,210
70c
17
Mar
-<
5c
Jan
■10
69c
__
17%
10
51c
3,005
3.20
Feb
53/4
1.70
Gold
Omega
Feb
7c
1.92
21c
Malartic
4%
6 Vac
5%
1.90
Oils
O'Leary
795
63/4c Feb
1.86
1.91
Ogama-Rockland
Okalta
644
.•
...
Oakville
644
•
—
10
Towagmac
Jan
_
Mines
Gold
Feb
'
North Inca Gold
O'Brien
Apr
33
common
Toronto Iron Works
Apr
45c
17
Jan
2.95
Torbrit Silver Mines
Jan
2.59
45c
Jan
27%
444 c
Mines
Pearson
Tomblll
344c Jan
70c
4%c
.4.
13%
225
•
Preferred
Feb
5c
14,015
5,035
3.20
X.
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark
Jan
2.75
19 %c
—
35
17
33
1
j.
Tamblyn Ltd
Mar
1.18
Jan
60c
92
32
1
River
Taylor,
444c Apr
6044c Apr
Jan
935
Jan
17c
2%c Jan
40c
1.10
92
15%
33
50c
Sylvanite
Jan
1044c Jan
Jan
3%c
68c
Northern Canada Mines
North
Jan
744c Apr
4c
Feb
683/4
«v
■
Mines
Northland
3o
5c
Apr
2,500
-1.820
-
944c Mar
Feb
Mar
38
22
17
100
Toronto General Trusts
Mining
Gold
Norseman
7,500
260,200
3c
1.00
69
Mines
Normetal
Norpick
4%c
50c 60 %c
59 %c
Mines
Norgold Mines
1,500
61,175
3%c
—
Mines
Nipissing Mines
Noranda
»7c; 744 c
13%c 15%c
15c
Yellowknife
Nicholson
•
'■
New Thurbois
Nib
Jan
Superior Oils Ltd
6,000
Feb
Feb
■.'■'*_.
25
Surf Inlet
55c
32%
2044
75
1044
,____1
Sullivan Cons Mines
744 c
Apr
10
1044
•
commpn.
Sterling Coal
Sudbury Contact
Jan
1.32
Feb
91c
53c
•
Apr
Mar
3%c
:::
Jan
36c
Apr
Jan
12c
•
Mar
66c
7c
195
100%
31C Mar
-
■■':
Jan
67c
6,715
215,250
-
Apr
27
11c
1
7c
7%c Mar
31c
43c
98%
Jan
Jan
52c
•
;
new
16,500
74,924
3%c
22
Mar
7%
96%
*30
12c
•
Steel of Canada
22,600
7c
37%
22
Jan
Jan
53c
•
.100
...
80c
3%c
3744
-
6% Mar
92
355
>
32c
22"
•
10c
Mar
8,933
3744
508
-91c
■.
48c
Gold
98%
30c
78%c
-
9%
'
70 %c
Marlon
98%
,
Starratt Olsen Gold
43 %c
New
24
295
•
class ' A
80c
Newnorth Gold
805
88c
& &
Jan
Feb
1.08
1.68
Radio
48c
47c
25
...,v
10
•
New Ooldvue
Newlund Mines
2444
30c
Mines
New Dickenson Mines
44c
26% Mar
98%
1
Brazeau
95c
New Jason
20
720
•
Feb
2344 Mar
Feb
1.00
Jan
23
Jan
444 c
——
Mines
6%
2944
20
11%
Mar
10c
10
9644
1
Co common
944
Mar
1944
Mar
Jan
29
1
i
Standard Chemical common,,..
Preferred
a
'
Bldlamaque
Calumet
37
Jan
24c
91c
'
644
25
Co
Stadacona
1244c Mar
Mar
22
South
57 %c Mar
8'/a Mar
107/e
Southam
27% Mar
Jan
8%c
New
New
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
•78
Feb
20% Feb
75
38c
48c
9644
—100
Preferred
Apr
£ 22%
Jan
22%
Petroleum
Steel
Mines
27%
270
9
com.
Hosiery class B
National
Negus
275
944 c: 12 %C
11%
National
New
1,910
32
common
& Chemical
21%
76%
28c
38c
1
.
33 %c
27%
__i
Mines
8,670
75%
2744
Mylamaque
"41c
Mar
65,550
-
20c
__
_.
•
*
21%
II*
common
Preferred
National
36c
65c 7344c
9%
High
15,400
—
*
Class B
Mar
Low
29c
644
pfd___:—100
Siscoe Gold
Monarch
25c
•
Simpson's Ltd class A
19
Apr
Range Since January 1
High
•
i
15
12
72c
class A
B
13%
Mar
Shares
Low
2744c
Mines
Feb
12
for Week
—1
■:
70
20
*
Class A
15% Mar
Mining
Sales
"Range
of Prices
Par
5%
1.25
Corp
Model Oils
High
2,035
15%
•
Week's
Last
Sale Price
•
6
3%c
■
STOCKS
Bsnge Since January 1
High
5%
'
Milton Brick
Mining
Low
•
Mid-Continent Oil
MARKETS
ENDED APRIL 7
Thursday
Range
of Prices
Par
Mills
LISTED
FOR WEEK
Monday, April 10, 1950
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Mercury
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Twin
27
Feb
36% Mar
%
42%
41%
43
1.460
Jan
43% Mar
.5
23%
20%
23%
5,026
19%
Feb
23%
19
18%
19% '
800
17%
Jan
19% Mar
20%
20%
20% ;
75
19% Mar
20% Mar
4 %c
4%c
500
5.40
1.050
37%
Apr
*
5
•
_*
Oreille
'
5.40
5.05
3%c
Feb
5.05 Mar
4%c Mar
6.00
Jan
"
Bros
*•
•
*
Pete
City Rapid Transit
Yukon
V
150
Consolidated
corn-
71%
•
.1
60c
315
33c
33c
100
-12%
33c
74
12%
200
60c
60c
1,000
...
63 %
30c
8%
57c
Jan
Mar
Jan
Feb
74
Apr
40c
Feb
13% Mar
^60c
Mar
Volume
171
Number 4897
/
•
THE
COMMERCIAL &
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(1497)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Thursday,
April 6
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Aeronautical
Par
•:
Securities
Affiliated Fund Inc
Amerex
Bid
1
1"% J
i
Holding Corp
10
_
Fund
Inc__
1
15.78
Beneficial Corp
1
Holdings Corp
Bond
Inv
Boston
Tr
of
Fund
1
America
9.08
17.15
6%
2%
Business
98.91
21.87
Net
value—-.
asset
10c
9.28
5
17.38
1
Chemical
Fund
37.25
1
—;
Christiana Securities
Preferred
100
Commonwealth Investment
3.08
21
lc
4.01
4.24
lc
4.20
Dividend
Eaton
Shares
&
31.32
13.42
14.51
14.11
15.33
Stock
Fund
Financial
1
27.89
1
18.64
4.07
4.28
5
28.12
Inc_l
2.04
.
Corp_—_
Franklin Custodian
stock
Common
Group
__lc
1
6.12
lc
5.40
'
Ijnyestors Inc
Fund
Inc
16.94
Chemical
5.10
lc
6.56
_lc
6.54
*_lc
6.90
7.57
11.64
lc
5.11
Fully administered shares—lc
General
bond
Industrial Machinery shares
Institutional bond shares
8.17
lc
7.29,
Priced
lc
shares..
8.87
Mining
6.05
8.24
1
4.92
8.15
8.93
lc
2.57
RR
Equipment shares—
Railroad
Steel
Tobacco
Howe
Plan
Income
shares—
lc
Group shares
9.87
lc
10.81
79c
Insurance
Group shares.
lc
Stock and Bond Group—lc
Investment Co of America
1
88c
1.11
1.22
12.82
14.05
10.25
Trust
of
l
8.39
9.19
Investors Management Fund
1
15.35
15.68
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Bl
(Investment Bonds)
I
27.57
28.84
1
23.91
26.09
17.16
18.81
11.24
12.32
Pacific Amer Investors com__10c
Putnam
31/2
2.55
2.79
11.41
12.34
21.33
22.63
6.17
6.76
55.50
58.00
State
Street
Investment
Television*-Fund Inc
Trusteed
Union
Corp_*
Knickerbocker
Lexington
13.89
5.64
1
5.10
Series -B.
Fund
Fund
2.53
3-49
7- 3-50
bl.35
1.15%
1.30%
11-
1-49
8-
1-50
bl.35
12-
1-49
9- 1-50
bl.35
-
i
—
United States
Bid
13, 1950
20, 1950
53.15
Aetna
Insurance
98 %
18.47
10
61%
63%
10
60
62%
25
75
1
20.30
1
7.61
American
Alliance
10
25%
27%
American
Automobile
__4
51%
1
10.25
11.14
10.93
11.15
1
18.34
20.01
1
17.38
18.69
1
3.76
4.07
_5
16%
5
26%
.
American
Casualty
American Equitable Assur
American
61
25
Automobile
10
2.26
2.57
1
4.14
Amer Trust
Series
Shared
1955
Series 1956-
1—
;
.
1
y
■■■■jy
•
;•
2.44
Z
Bid
36
104
Maryland Casualty common
$2.10 Prior preferred
$1.05 Convertible preferred—5
1.10%
bl.16
1.10%
May
25,
1950
22 %
National
33%
National
FJje'
63%
National
Union Fire—
Casualty
(Detroit) __10
the
Bank
of
New
&
Fifth
68
70%
Northeastern
36
100
10
Firemen's
Fund
of
of
Frisco
Newark
National
&
First National
101%
Harris Trust
47
19%
20%
Co_
,—5;,.
27%
120%
7%
8%
-3.33%
25
71
10
26 %
1141/2
15
76
67%
,r.
92
Reinsurance
_i:5
Providence-Washington
70%
.£-.10
Phoenix
69
10
89
.y*
37
10
Trust
42%
39
6%
55%
Bank
&
Trust
21%
10
32%
100
300
Commetce-;»
10
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
Lawyers Trust
29 /$
18
100 1,510
25
Trust
Co
100
41%
20
Co Inc
City Bank
56%
270
23%
309
32 /b
19
48
93 %
Trust-17%
42%
94%
7%
640
Accident
■'
5
10
'
^
'
''
(N Y)_
,
r.
32
360
National City Bank
16
35%
37%
10
38%
40
Trust
iw™!*
"eirou
National Bank of Detroit
"
.
,
,
Pittsburgh
Farmers Deposit Natl Bank—100
295
Mellon Natl Bank & Trust—100
PphdIp^
pir^f"
20
& TruSt
a
285
300
37
37
39
83%
85%
62%
65
28%
29%
Nfltinnul
t-us?
&
20
-
Portland
"
„
T
„
,
Flrst National Bank
12%
United States Natl Bank——20
_
San Francisco
8%
Bank
670
of
Amer
N
T
&
S
A—
New common
"
Tel
27/s8
Oregon
Bid
6.25
Security Issues
Ask
1979
Power
102%
103%
1974
105'A
2% s__ 1979
102
103
103
Duke
Gas
Edison
Power
1984
2%s
1985
2%S
Service Co
-1979
101%
104%
101%
Hartford
102
N
Y State
101%
Public Serv of Indiana 3s__1979
104
102%
78%
81%
5
33%
5%
35%
7
Pub
Seaboard Surety
10
56
5
51%
53%
& Republic.—
5
& Rutgers Fire common_5
36%
14 %
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
lo
13%
35%
10
45%
Standard
38%
20
104
19%
105
1949)
100
107
20%
108
Ser
&
1st pfd—25
28 Vo
28%
pfd—100
108%
109%
4.40%—100
133%
Lgt 4%%
(Colorado)
Corp
2%s
1970
101%
Stocks—
Par
Blackstone Valley Gas & Elec—
$4.25 preferred
100
Bid
pfd_100
107
106
Hudson
Gas
&
108%
102%
Rochester
Ask
San
Gas
&
Elec—
Diego Gas & Elec—
4%%
preferred
—20
21%
21%
106
Elect
Island
4.90%
Edison-
preferred
<v
—100
106%
108
47%
17%
53%
37%
$4.75 preferred series G—100
Gas
Central
22%
32
52%
pfd_30
& Gas—
(series
$4.80 redeemable
Penn Pwr
18%
'
2
pfd__50
103%
1969
68
17
Ask
107
Pacific Gas & Elec Co—
United
64%
Bid
106'
105
Tenn Gas Transmission 3s__1969
Elec
pfd
102%
101 %
3.90c
Kentucky Utilities $4.75 pfd-100
104
Niagara Mohawk Pow 2%S-1980
Electric
100
Maine Pub Serv $5.50 pfd
105
103%
Par
Light—
preferred
Iowa Southern Util 5%%
4%%
2%s
Power &
4.28%
103%
Lgt Si Power 2%s
Detroit
(Continued)—
Delaware
102%
102%
Conn
.
Stocks
106
Staten
Corp
Republic-X Texas)-
350
625
30
97%
12
„„„
350
44 %
100
600
\
100
58%
46
Trust
&
335
238
20
43%
276
90%
Trust
100
100
Savings
National Bank
1,540
25
Guarantee
&
/
94
*
Co
34%
12%
Bank &
.
Cleveland
1,300
—25
Trust
States
111
10
0,,/
230
Cleveland
'
38
108
100 1,240
&
66V2
36
50
Bank
(J P)
641/2
7%
16
Trust
National
Nat'l
Ask
,
'
Central
(White Plains, N Y)
Empire Trust
York
,
225
91%
100
Northern Trust Co
n.
53%
213
Mnrthora
44%
.
20
Bank
Pub Serv of Okla 4.65%
142
21%
2nd preferred
Great
Ins
65
St
Globe
44%
12.50
Indemnity Co
Peerless Casualty Co
^
98%
C°ountyX<SlrtC?^ & TrUSt"2°
Fiduciary
100
National Bank & Trust—33%
48
154
1
Federation
Bid
SSSSSS wSKrTr„ct
353
46
149
Bank
Bank
42%
30
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
Globe
40 %
2.50
Pacific
Preferred
fireman's
39
38
Phila
338
10
Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20
Chase
city Natl Bank & Trust
—100
Trust
Indianapolis Pwr & Lt 2%S-1979
Fire
Par
27%
:
Avenue
Brooklyn
26% '
York
Bankers Trust
Calif
64%
10
-
Companies
Ask
Central Maine Power 27/sS__1979
32
37
5
10
Fire
of
30
2
_10
Bid
Manhattan Co-10
Bell Telephone of Pa 3s
9%
62%
Amsterdam Casualty
78%
*
8%
5
10
75%
10
1.10%
Chicago
of
25%
32 :
River
Northern
10
1950—
1.C
York
Recent
32%
North
Federal
1.04%
bl.16
Par
New
24
30%
4
24%
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
1.08%
July 6,
Associated
30
40
bl.16
bl.16
54%
5
63
1.08%
bl.16
52
5
Assurance
21
38
1.08%
bl.16
1.08%
1950
Bonds—
Merchant -Fire
31%
•
bl.16
1950.
bl.16
20%
17%
10
1950.
8,
18,
19%
28
22%
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
/
Massachusetts Bonding
Pacific
Assn
10
York
Connecticut General Life——10
Continental Casualty
Crum & Forster Inc
1,
June
May
55
1
Hampshire Fire^r-.
5
Ask
June
1950.
108
20
New
Fire
Bid
1.02%
1.04%
38
10
,o£ North America
Jersey Insurance of N Y
109
,
Treasury Bills
Ask
5
New
10
—
Camden
1.25%
1950.
National
:
Par
62%
25
Boston
1.20%
bl.35
15,
United
59%
Bankers & Shippers
bl.35
2-51
22,
Title
Insur Co
New
1-50
1-
June
Morgan
18%
65
12-
3-50
June
Manufacturers
rli
16
62
1-50
4-
1
June 29, 1950—
01
1
Merchants.^ "Mfrs
American Fidelity & Casualty__5
American of Newark
^_2% •"*.
American Re-Insurance
10
Surety
/
1.20%
1.06%
Guaranty Trust
Independence Trust Shares
54 %
Life
bl.35
1.06%
Stamped
1
78
Aetna
1-50
Ask
Continental Bank & Trust—
6.52
8.75
Home
Agricultural
11-
bl.16
Chemical
Insurance Companies,,
10
1-50
bl.16
1950
Sterling National
Casualty & Surety
2-
3-
bl.16
4,
Commercial National Bank &
Trust Co.
7.60
<'V
1.30%
1.30%
11, 1950_
Public
Aetna
1.15%
May
May
'A t
Unit Type Trusts— '■**
Ask
bl.35
April 27, 1950
New
Bid
Ask
2-50
bl.16
13.04 '
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series E
2.50
,
Par
Bid
10-
bl.16
83c
1
^
-
Due
3-50
1.15%
First
North
Dated
1-
1.30%
1.15%
1.30%
74c
1
Wall
2.77
Rate
1.30%
22.0&
25c
series A
Union Preferred Stock Fund
Union Common Stock Fund
United Income Fund Shares
5.59
25c
Fund
Trust
10-
11.96
Industry Shares
Bond
17.32
5.16
1.30%
Bank
Amer Shares
2%
Shareholders Trust of Boston__l
Sovereign investors
1
32.30
12.73
1.15%
17.33
Selected
26.05
Stks)_l
Stks)
1
bl.35
Banks & Trust
16.12
53.15
15.87
com
1-50
4
_•
23.88
com
6-
22
l
30.52
(Low Priced
1-49
26
1
Stks)_l
(Appreciation
.9721
12.44
241/2
*45
5
5
Stks)_l
Stocks)
1
S-4
99.9576
9.40
11.35
;
Wisconsin Investment Co__
S-3
1, 1951
,'vvW*i-
11.04
pfd
9-
April
17.59
common
1.15%
April
8.58
.
19.00
com
Ask
bl.35
6.95
17.41
(Quality
Bid
1-50
9.36
6.34
16.12
(Income
Due
5-
12.12
1
10.11
Appreciation
S-l
.0294
.9849
U%s Jan.
1-49
8.54
equipment
1
K-2
S-2
Dated
11.06
G.36
1
(Speculative
100.5
8-
11.20
5.80
1
(Low Priced
B-4
K-l
Bds)
100.4
4.75
Railroacb7l____i._i_t_v:ii____l
Bonds)
Bonds)
B-3
Grade
.0267
tl%s Oct.
1.35%
11.49
9.70
(Income pfd Stocks)
(Medium
.0225
100.0199
100.0077
99.28
100.0167
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Bate
12.49
10.48
1
Street Investing Corp
Wellington Fund
Whitehall Fupd Inc
B-2
1955
10.22
Series' C
Boston
l%s March 15,
99.27
14.22
SI.50 preferred
Petroleum & Trading
11.14
1954
—
.—
11.59
4.33
11.40
8.85
•.'.■/•.••TV
"'r
-r
1, 1950
13.15
Utility
4.95
1.95
1, 1950
tl%s July
100.1
1%S March 15,
Ask
Indebtedni
100.1
1,1951
10.01
1
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Fund Inc...(net asset value)
25.78
Bid
of
13.63
10.92
1
6.92
1.80
Maturity—
100
12.98
L__
;6.31
23.85
"B"
100
1
lc
_5
Ask
Certificates
1951
1%S Oct.
12.00
(Geo) Fund
Republic Investors" Fundi'
10c
1
tl%s June
_i
5.11
Fund
100.6
100.1
1
—
4.65
4.58
100.2
1957-1955
1,
100
1
stock
lc
1
9.13
12.44
5.68
Inc..
8.76
12.83
1
5.35
Fund
7.99
11.71
1
4.01
Group
Investment
1
1
stock
5.17
Foundation
Bank
7.56
4.87
__,
Bid
11.-15
6.90
3.65
Incorporated Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Aviation
10.17
lc
Utility shares
4.57
17.45
1
lc
shares
l%s July
7.46
16.23
1
shares—lc
stock
shares
Oct
1.35%
Fund
Tobacco
;
2.83
Maturity—
Treasury Notes—
4.16
4.18
Steel
5.40
lc
Railroad Bond Shares
1961
100.2
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
5.32
3.81
Railroad
'
9.03
__lc
shares
4 87
6.83
Stocks Inc—
Pacific Coast Invest Fund
6.64
lc
shares
Petroleum
?
1
Public
9.72
lc
Merchandising shares
a
Gils
9.97:
•
Low
1
Metals
7.99
9.50
102
3.28
Series
Machinery
Merchandising
8.55
lc
Investing Company shares
3.00
Insurance
5.61
7.45
7.80
shares—__lc
101.26
l%s
119%
99.28
1955 1953
7.46
Diversified Industry
1
Diversified Investment Fund.l
Diversified preferred
stpck
1
Electrical equipment __C1:
1
8.67 f
10.63
118%
1953-1951
1,
4.80
Corporate bond series
7.17
7.91
99.24
1,
7.17
Chemical
7.20
lc
shares
6.56
Building supply
7.86
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
Food
7.56
1
Aviation
5.51
7.17
shares
6.92
6.83
Bank
.
shares
1
Agriculture
'
Building
10.79
4.39
England
58.87
1
Aviation shares
9.98
1
York
18.31
54.75
lc
Automobile shares
1
Automobile
1
Agricultural shares
15.37
1
New
17.29'
1
Corp
Investors Trust—
Securities—
16.81
14.31
Series
New
5.91
15.78
.12
Capital
15.21
1
Selected Group Series
l
Low Priced Com Stock Series
1
6.71
Ask
99.20
—
Feb.
1%S July 1 1951 "C" wi
1
Industrial Stock Series
Funds Inc—
series
1
Stock Series
6.00
r
Industries
General
5.40
series
stock
Fundamental
General
1
Inc
Fund
Speculative
2.24
32%
Boston
series
Income
30.40 *
30%
_10
of
PreferredJStock Series
20.02
20c
First Mutual Trust Fund
Preferred
Fund
Low Priced Bond Series
29.88
a.
__
Bid
1952-1950
Dollar Price
National Investors Corp
National Security Series—
,
Panama Canal 3s
Trust—
of beneficial interest
1
Investors 2nd Fund Inc_l
Bond
Industrial Fund
Boston
Investors
Balanced
1.76
1,
100.5
4.67
Nation-Wide Securities—
Howard—
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc_
Gas
1.60
25c
Balanced Fund
First
6.43
1%S May
l%s Jan.
100.2
8.14
28.97
point
a
Bonds—
2%s
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
l%s Feb. 1, 1953
4.63
7.43
,
Mutual invest Fund Inc
16.17
100.2
Bank
4.42
lc
shares
shares
Mutual
22 %
....
14.71
100.2
100
82nds of
more
3.40
Mass
142
5.92
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Fund
1
Delaware
4.53
lc
Ctfs
17.09
137
4.11
Manhattan-Bdftd Fund Inc__lOc
4,900
100
or
Federal Land
4.18
40.05
15.80
4,750
100
com
4.26
3.73
Mass
1
3.86
Petroleum
21.95
1.35s Sept. 15, 1950
1%S Feb. 15, 1951
one
Ask
,
Other Issues
3.95
shares, lc
3.79
Steel
*
Century Shares Trust
Bqutpment
Bid
49.06
3.58
3.38
18.79
20.03
"
lc
,Home Furnishings shares
9.29
-
49.06
33.78
lc
23.64
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Broad Street Invest Corp
Bullock Fund Ltd__
shares
33.78
Non-Ferrous Metals
Paper shares
103.03
1
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares__lc
3
*
Inc
Automobile
; 6%
Figures after decimal represent
Ask
Fund—
Value)
»
Loomis Sayles Second Fund—
(Net Assfet "Value)
10
Managed Funds—
4.29
8.40
_5
Axe-Houghton Fund B___
Blair
3.97
Bid
(Net Asset
38 %
.
•
Par
Loomis Sayles Mutual
4.70
37
Obligations Of Government Agencies
Mutual Funds—
6.65
4.34
American Business Shares_____l
Axe-Houghton
Ask
6.06
American
10
15%
15
97
__5
31
Paul. Fire
100
32%
&
Marine
10
12%
Accident
10
Fire
Hartford
Fire
10
119%
123%
Hartford
Steamboiler
10
38 %
40 %
10
34
36
98
37 %
4.75%
S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
U
S
Fire £-_—
U.
S.
Guarantee
Westchester
Fire
2
_4
10
2
462
53%
68
100
106%
Tenn
Conn
Lt
$2.04
&
Pwr
$2.20
pfd
preferred
•
•
55%
52%
Gas Transmission—
56%
$4.65
53%
4.60%
preferred
preferred
100
,————100
106%
107%
106
106%
39%
477
55%
71
78
82
21%
23
Odd lot sale
(not Included in year's range). bBid yield price,
d Deferred delivery sales (not
eEx-Interest.
fFlat price,
k Admitted to listing on N. Y. Stock Ex¬
Admitted to trading N. Y. Curb.
rCash sales (not included in year's range),
t Exliquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading privileges, wd When delivered,
wi When
Issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
a
—100
preferred
102
w
Travelers
U
Hanover
33%
Included In year's range),
change.
n
•No par
value,
tin default,
tThese bonds
are
subject to all Federal taxes.
41
42
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1498)
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Monday, April 10, 1950
Week Ended April 1
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
Preliminary figures compiled by
with
increase compared
week will show an
clearings this
a
.
Third
ago.
year
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief
us
■-
-
'
.
1950
>;
Federal
;-V
■■■>'.:■
:
Reserve
■'
860.859
904,578
1.023,297
1.099,183
961,821
1,025,174
4,294,740
3,301.074
943,000,000
909,000,000
Bethlehem
Chester
—.
Lancaster
possible to obtain weekly clearings
for all cities of the United States for which it is
$
Inc.
or
1947
1948
Dec. %
$
S
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Saturday, April 8, clearings
cities of the country, indicate that for the week ended
1949
$ -W-i
■
«
Philadelphia
Reading—
4.8
—
974.038
889,726
6.9
1,016.611
883.864
6.2
1.260.946
1,068.055
+
30.1
3,634,218
3.329.701
+
3.7
—
—
be
6.9%
those of
above
the same week in 1949.
total stands at $14,400,951,666 against $13,486,862,690 for
this center there is
gain for the week ended Friday of 14.0%.
a
Clearings—Return
4.186.919
2,543,693
2,323,666
+
9.5
3,090,61.7
2 046.099
3,701,036
+
8.4
3,774.766;
8,160.630
+ 16.1
9,421,402
7,097.646
9,509,016
9.3
8,135,316
5,627.928
3.3
1,053,624,924
822,246,298
4 ftl 1 T7Q
1949
1950
$7,074,097,338
537,118,783
+ 13.2
Philadelphia
782,000,000
891,000,000
Boston
451.039.813
448,607,237
+
Fourth
+ 14.0
608,246,047
$8,063,456,365
Federal
Ohio—Canton
6,078.477
Cincinnati
-12.2
x
7.6
163,101,771
149,689,688
3.4
293,362.973
264,630,273
Columbus
31,994,700
30,842,600
3.7
4,746,097
4,854,812
2.2
27,583,300
3,383,690
24,126,000
Mansfield
5,988,873
6.234,059
3.9
5,642.412
6,015.507
320,402,141
283,756,604
9.1
320,771,388
233,773,492
845,069,422
796.394,751
6.1
820,032,312
687,794,864
+
1.4
249,000,000
+
4.2
—
305,295,000
284,173,000
+
7.t
245,039,220
291,425,036
—_______
Pittsburgh
*271,770.810
277.443.114
168.290,304
194,267,354
$10,473,835,039
+
8.7
West Virginia—Huntington
2,424.401,795
2,335,570.390
+
3 8
Virginia—Norfolk
—
Cleveland—
Baltimore
A————
—
Other cities, five days
—
Youngstown—
Pennsylva nla—Pittsburgh
15.9
Total
.
(7 cities)
Total all
cities, five days—
$13,809,016,815
677,457,261
__.
+
—
Federal
+
our
week.
We
cannot furnish
them
3,757,243
elaborate detailed statement, however,
able
to
inasmuch
today,
which
Total
as
407,530,225
(6 cities)
Sixth
the week
Federal
382.093.053
2.537,139
2,734,282
5.5
11,700,000
10,218.000
0.3
+
—
112,584.836
106.813,429
—51.2
3,154.797
2,889.950
+
11.2
199.142.038
171.963,642
+
13.9
76,231,050
68.024,779
+
6.7
405,547.003
362,446,939
press.
68.436,714
For that week there
was
an
of 0.5%,
increase
the
aggregate
:■
+ 14.3
63.387,750
+
8.0
70,918.907
52.763.321
219,000,000
206.300,000
+
6.2
211,900,000
19.8 300.000
3,433.168
.
Florida—Jacksonville
_
2,948,447
__
_
Mobile
18.1
—
17,177,510
3,941,539
3,954,359
3,098,469
3.457.629
+ 14.8
85.893.816
68.380,944
88 991,192
5,648,397
9.1
78.986,180
90,713.224
90,078,742
_
Alabama—Birmingham
4,193,471
3.216.159
Augusta—.
present further below
we
14 184.232
14.183,947
16,209,646
_
Georgia—Atlanta
Macon
;"i;
District—Atlanta—
Reserve
Tennessee—Knoxville
week previous—the week
give final and complete results of the
April 1.
67,559,199
8.5
—
6.9
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
are
177,705,262
76,953,277
—
Nashville
ending
7,705,020
197,668,265
■
Ma ry la nd—Ba 11 imore
available at time of going to
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not
we
10,512,000
116,202,578
7
issue of next
In the
2,408,994
2,204,795
11,093,000
115,847,645
South Carolina—Charleston
7.8
12.6
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
in
+
4.013,956
District—Richmond-
Reserve
District of Co'umbia—Washington—.
$14,400,951,666 $13,486,862,690
Total all cities for week.
♦Estimated.
$12,809,405,429
591.934,851
—
-
13.4
Richmond
All cities, one day—a———.
-
2.0
—
Fifth
______—
—
5 545,948
6,186,778
155,502,950
298,268,605
226,703,177
San Francisco
-12.4
6,935,121
167,326,429
!
229.977,461
,
;—
....
+
3 422,298
308,532,705
Cleveland
0.5
259,500,000 |
City
946,144,749
—
District—Cleveland—
Reserve
$11,384,615,020
Kansas
St. Louis
982,293,546
—
—
%
Chicago
;
8,625,220
'
(11 cities)
'
r
Week Ended April 8—
New York
2 609,750
4,415,889
Total
Telegraph
by
2,985,433
+ 10.6
York
Our comparative
for the week follows:
summary
791.000.000
3.5
4,435,008
Delaware—WiJmmVtcn——7-1—9,472,374
At
1,015,000.000
2,685,384
Wilkes-Barre
Our preliminary
last year.
4,905,876
New Jersey—Trenton
corresponding week
the
2,592,287
Scranton
will
+
1.2
83,400.116
77.960,820
5,601,140
+
0.8
+
6.031.156
7.082.229
+
363.903
Mississippi—Vicksburg——
357,866
371,709
3.7
396.979
Louisiana—New Orleans—
of
127,160,130
120,829.5-35
+
5.2
131,425,082
97.579.291
624,254,046
585,793,341
+
6.6
615,247,467
522,962,840
—
clearings for the whole country having amounted to $13,873,928,492 against $13,802,437,601 in the
bank
same
Outside of this city there
week in 1949.
clearings at this center having recorded
it appears that in
the New York District
We group the cities
loss of 1.3%.
a
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
located and from this
are
(including this city) the totals record
falling off of 2.4%, but in the Boston Reserve District the
totals register
provement of 2.1% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 3.8%.
land Reserve District the totals
by 6.7% and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 6.6%.
enjoys
the Minneapolis Reserve District of 1.0%.
totals show
loss of 0.7%
a
and
In the Kansas City Reserve District' the
gain of 2.3%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 9.7%
a
im¬
In the Cleve¬
The Chicago Reserve District
gain of 3.4%, but the St. Louis Reserve District suffers
a
an
a
larger by 6.1%, in the Richmond Reserve District
are
Total (10 cities).
gain of 0.5% the
was a
and in the San
Francisco Reserve District of 4.7%.
"
Seventh
Federal
Reserve
Grand
the
following
we
furnish
a
*1,400.000
1,337,981
+
4.6
1.408.681
1.441.053
8.923.214
+
5.3
9.607.707
9.010,163
4,011,781
+
4.6
4,520.972
5.270,278
—
9,397,544
4,196,588
4,269,664
5.817.838
——,—
43,911,000
47,860.000
6,980,431
6,392,611
—
Rapids—
—
-
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne—
^
Indianapolis
South Bend—
2,387,612
Iowa—Cedar RaDids
.
7.021,994
4.633.299
+
2.2
56.697,000
38.661.000
+
9.2
6,447,398
3.0
—
4,623.269
t
t
+ 12.1
56.405,207
50.228.186
0.8
4.259,580
3,506,203
31.119.992
—
34,761,894
30.128,939
+ 15.4
31,994.461
12,012,115
+
1.5
11.324.842
1,047,142
+
9.7
1,170,230
Chicago
939.714
694,394,941
+
2.5
789,514,368
583.904.779
2.970.943
2,733,414
+
8.7
2,888.437
2.599.901
+
1.6
10,690.688
7.802.292
+
8.1
5.748,596
4,267.102
3.3
3,523.085
2,725,889
3.4
1,003,223,246
768,537,586
4.3
276,900.000
103,653,568
234,300.000
10.5
4.0
86 301,108
70 434.920
7.6
2,036,055
1,515.666
0.7
468,890,731
399,416,579
Decatur
-
9,539.866
9,393,426
4,693.457
4 342.450
2.732,736
j
Springfield
by Federal Reserve Districts:
3,531,357
—26.6
—12,192,089
1,149,174
711,618,991
Des Moines_——
Sioux City—
Illinois—Bloomington
Peoria
summary
57,139,227
3,502,516
-
2,461,572
63,940,636
Terre Haute_
Wisconsin—Milwaukee-
Rockford
In
District—Chicago—
Michigan—Ann Arbcr
2,878 627
—
12.754.466
—
f
SUMMARY
Week Ended April l—
Federal
2nd
3rd
4th
New
1949
1948
Inc. or
$
$
.12 cities
Dec. %
530,349,888
519.623.817
7.375,5S8,005
__
Total (17 cities)
CLEARINGS
1950
Reserve Districts
1st Boston
OF BANK
7,554,059.466
$
$
521.087,198
515,495,031
2.4
7.302,339.018
7.085,303.332
M
York
If
11
Philadelphia
Cleveland
982,293,546
946.144.749
845.069,422
796.394,751
3.8
+
+
1,053.624.924
822,246.298
820,032,312
6.1
II
6th Richmond
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.. Louis.
240 900.000
251.700.000
Kentucky—Louisville.
115,984.621
104,968.924
80.137,094
83,436.713
1,659,629
1,796,047
438,681,344
441,901,684
Tennessee—Memphis
—
+
—
93.165.993
687,794.864
If
7
.
—
894,406.638
1947
2.1
+
924,725,141
407,530,225
382,093.053
+
6.7
405,547,003
362.446.939
624,254,046
585.793,341
+
6.6
615.247,467
3.4
1,003,223 246
0.7
468,890,731
399,416:579
1.0
353,556,052
266.050,474
2.3
435,720,184
418 101,404
:
Total (4 cities)
—
522.962.840
+
Illinois—Quincy
—
II
6th Atlanta
.10
7th Chicago
.17
924.725,141
894,406,638
438.681.344
441,901,684
328,264,983
331,733,155
411,546,945
402,317,776
—
II
9th Minneapolis
7
.
,
II
10
City
768.537,586
«<
4
8th St. Louis
10th Kansas
II
—
+
II
11th Dallas
6
291,412,776
Outside New York City—
We
add
now
week ended
+
9.7
260.638,944
220,535,527
682,363.678
+
4.7
701,725,026
612,128.699
13,873,928,492
13,802,437,601
+
0.5
13,941,632,105
12,681,019,573
6,728,831,136
112 cities
Total-
265,605,493
714.232,171
II
10
12th San Francisco
6,560,639,646
+
2.6
6,982,363,486
5.855,548,042
detailed statement showing
our
the figures fo reach
Federal
Clearings at—
$
First Federal Reserve District—B<
^
1949
,
,
$
,
Inc. or
Dec. %\
5,413,946
North Dakota—Fargo
5,650,256
5,680.409
2.699.169
3,159,291
Montana—Billings
3,059,670
3,163,905
8,442,676
8,196,116
328,264,983
331,733,155
Helena
Total (7 cities)
Portlaijd
1947
$
3,863,630
+
4.9
4,317,998
4,239,697
438,491,314
+
;1.9
431,379,826
437,818,579
1,736,866
Lowell
1,479,600
+17.4
1.492,444
794,501
681,963
Hew Bedford—
1,682,061
1,402,817
7,351,525
4,987,051
24,312,392
25,492,551
9,648,951
;
;■
,
16.5
794,808
617,361
+ 19.9
1,772,949
23,426,100
1,063,970
1,127,250
530,349,888
Total (12 cities)
184.074,346
80,935,219
58.451.566
0.5
6,155,614
4,438.043
—
—14.6
3,003,092
2 664,203
3.3
3,246,078
2.914,243
+
3.0
8,653,612
8.455,377
—
1.0
353,556,052
266,050,474
—28.0
548,825
—
439.467
420,638
584,602
'"475,000
458,326
+
3.6
516,411
635,977
5,689,824
5,311,572
+
7.1
6,277,493
6.740.031
Omaha
104,926,936
93,662,864
+
5.3
107,260,960
110,824,882
7,576,207
5,114,986
+ 48.1
4,753,693
10,808,037
9,515,905
+ 13.6
11,627,007
8.876,272
269,628,603
9,383,761
388,946
269,325,509
0.1
291,900,247
270.421,450
10 444,673
.
Missouri—Kansas City
St. Joseph
l
;
9,402,429
+
,
6.036,604
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
0.2
10,162,230
—63.7
1,020,599
1.493,057
+ 20.3
1,652,719
2.188.991
—
519,623,817
2,248,993
411,546,945
Total (10 cities)
1,072,155
1,869,423
402,317,776
+
2.3
+
435,720,184.,
418,101,404
1,759,244
+
4.5
6,949,858
6,760.982
+ 11.6
5,116.551
.
4,736,710
—
4.6
29,607,044
22,258,152
2.4
10,780.632
8.390,981
+ 13.6
25,569,600
23,967,300
5.6
1,426,777
1,163,376
521,087,198
515,495.031
—87.6
115,037,339
77,206,026
0.9
2,756,585
2,511,583
—
9,422,437 >+
26,605,500
Hew Hampshire—Manchester
5,052,691
246.045,456
4.6
Lincoln
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
i
Texas—Austin
Hew Haven.
Rhode Island—Providence
7,698,459
5,566,216
Worcester
5.511,981
0.3
1.849,787
6pringfield
Connecticut—Hartford
,
1,932,682
446,937,327
„
Pan River
•
1,878,711
4,054,794
Massachusetts—Boston
■)
/+ 2.9
2.1
Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
Kansas—Topeka
1,550,645
+
+
—
city for the
i
1,595,785
.
85,215,057
South Dakota—Aberdeen
Wichita
Blaine—Bangor.
221,014 576
81.319.039
Hastings
$
5,303,800
221,680,227
Nebraska—Fremont
1948
:
District—Minneapolis—
St. Paul
Tenth
1950
Reserve
Minneapolis
April 1 for four years:
Week Ended April l
•
Ninth
Minnesota—i/uluth
—
2.1
+
7,285,499
7,212,770
244,720,923
219,635,743
22,397,712
Dallas-
Fort Worth
20,663,588
5,886,000
-
Galveston
4.753,700
Wichita Falls
4,014.107
V
3,680.496
8,240,835
Total (6 cities)
8,526,891
291,412,776
Louisiana—Shreveport
265,605,493
1.0
6.705.316
6,749.495
+ 11.4
213,472,000
180.397,000
8.4
21,582,606
20.510,144
—19.2
+
5,761,797
4.185,000
9.1
3,956.010
2.637.043
3.4
9,161.215
6.056.845
+
9.7
1 260,638,944
220,535,527
+
3.3
109,203,114
93,516.093
+
—
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkHew
York—Albany
Binghamton
Buffalo.
,
;
■
...
12,801,983
103,106,268
2,637,888
2,660,683
82,756,728
Elmira
79,553,689
1,499,593
Jamestown
Hew York
Rochester
1,543,070
:
1,468,286
7,145,097,356
1,440,830
7,241,797,955
—
4.0
+
—
2.8
78,259,223
1,426,517
61,640.481
1,346,365
+
1.9
1,711,476
1,749,162
—
1.3
6,959,268,619
6,825,471,531
Federal
Reserve
District—Sam
Utah—Salt Lake City.
California—Long Beach
4.0
17.267,162
18,361,324
11,557,000
f
5.1
12,606,551
11,676,675
+
' 4.4
10,325,171
11,431,162
Hew Jersey—MontcIalr_
686,509
691,573
—
0.7
—
17,575,604
•
Newark..—
39,830,401
42,182,068
Northern New Jersey-
47,132,076
39,843,186
7,375,568,005
7,554,059,466
—
795,407.
512,864
5.6
46^049,810
+18.3
56.835,158
WalittCMes)
39.530,639
2.4
7,302,339,018
7,085,303,332
—
8,949,472
358,196,427
9,043,677
San Jose
9,601,306
*3,600,000
3,482,605
2,984,966
3,273.215
+
0.7
125.631,713
85,304,320
+
6.2
48.868,652
40,942,742
+
6.2
+ 16.7
+
—
+
6.3
5.8
3.4
11,326,931
7,330,663
375,905,777
9.840,476
4.121,785
8,136,841
7,548,647
353,651,994,
9-381,463
3.404,207
6.510,949
6,969,167
4.7
701,725,026
612,128js99-
13.802.437,601
0.5
13,941,632.105
6,560,639,646
2.6
6.982.363,486
12,681,019,573
5,855,548,042
5,656,509
714,232,171
682,363.678
13,873,928,492
6,728,831,136
Total (10 cities)
—29.0
+ 17.8
6.663,061
+
33,865,520
Grand Total (112 cities).
Outside New York
v
12,150,056
10,445,813
Stockton
12,147,040
48.889,649
380.830.947
Santa Barbara
12,107,335
........
3,589,901
123,778,376
12,906,431
Pasadena-
12,639,251
Syracuse
108,069,377
2,547,988
124,598,408
51,929,347
Oregon—Portland
Connecticut—Stamford.
Francisco111,666,499
Yakima
San Francisco
"■
16,870,894
Twelfth
Washington—Seattle
♦Estimated.
JNot
available.
Volume '171
Number 4397
-
THE
COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL
&
CHRONICLE
(1499),
43
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
Foreign Exchange Rates
Company and Issue—
Alabama
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the
the
to
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
give below
record for the week just passed:
a
FORFIGN
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
RATES
\
on
1st
Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
the different countries of the world.
MARCH
FEDERAL
31.
1950
TO
RESERVE
APRIL
BANK
TARIFF
UNDER
ACT
OF
1930
1st
INCLUSIVE
1950,
6,
TREASURY
TO
Charlotte Air Line
1st
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
Country and Monetary Unit
Minnesota
Value in United States Money
1st
Apr. 3
$
Argentina, peso—
i_;
Apr. 4
$
■
Apr. 5
';•• ,;• ;■$
/
$
$
.
Transfer
Ry.—
Prefeiential
Australia,
pound
;■•"■■ .297778*
.206949*
.206949*
.206949*
.174562*
.174562*
.174562*
.174562*
Public
.138958*
.138958*
.138958*
.138958*
.0199071
3%% ser. D coupon bonds, due 1961—Apr
1st mortgage 33/4% ser. E coupon bonds, due 1972_.;_Apr
Sherwin-VvVlliams Co., 4% cumulative preferred stock__Jun
.0544060
Southern
.909090
Upper Peninsula
2.231573
Closed
*
2.231573
)
cruzeiro
2.231573
2.231573
Pittsburgh
.206949*
1st
.0199125
.0199125
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
.909090
.909090
»
Official
!
i
Free
rupee
Czechoslovakia, koruna
Denmark, krone
France
(Metropolitan),
India,
.208500
.208500
.208500
.0200600
.0200600
.0200600
Dominion
of,
Union
2.772896
.193329*
Africa,
.496125
.0345678
.327291
.327291
.193329*
.193329*
.193329*
.496125
.232800
Closed
2.783V50
pound
.232800
.232850
.232850
2.783750
2.783750
2.800742
2.800742
2.800742
2.800742
2.800742
.C58327*t
.658327*1
.658327*1
.658327*+
.658327"+
.561797*t
.561797*1
.561797*t
.561797*+
.561797*+
peso
.425531*t
.425531*t
.425531*t
,425531*t
.425531*+
■♦Nominal.
_
tApplication depends
upon
type
Reserve Banks Combined
of Treasury certificates of indebtedness de¬
$96,000,000 in New York City and by smaller
amounts in nearly all of the other districts; there was a
net decrease of $144,000,000
at all reporting member
thousands
Paul
creased
Holdings of Treasury notes decreased $39,000,000.
Holdings of "other securities" increased $41,000,000.
dollars)
of
Increase ( + ) or
decrease (• —) since
-'••.
,
Mar. 29,
Apr. 5,
Gold
certificates
Redemption
fund
for
F.
Total
gold
cash
ctf.
Govt.
Bills
/
237,600
_
advances
168,146
10,003
+
35,493
—
196,730 i
—
2,602
!/'
+
33
—
—
—
+
3.972,375
45,345
'
44,758
.5,788,750
Notes
*
1,454.000
—
Bonds—-
6,357,300
—1,201,496
69,800
1st
+
74.800
—
57,800
+
%
U.
Total
Due
F.
loans
from
R.
and
securities-
17,572,425
securities--
17,743,173
foreign banks
notes
Uncollected
Bank
Govt,
S.
of
other
and
a
banks—
items
assets
97,389
2,471,823
34,375
-
Total assets
—
_
114,224
43,728,387
___:
—
139,997
—4,067,040
—
—
+
13~706
—
16
12 302
97,677
+
tV'ttf, Inc.
+
Assets—
977
—•
Commercial,
Loans
42,878
22,967,632
119,055
189,134
U.
S.
Treasurer—gen.
acct.
622,199
374.640
882,603
3,878
+
—
Other
284,404
8,017
17,759,901
173.611
2,083,192
—
225,571
12,822
433
—
S.
to
CJ.
deposits
Deferred
:
availability
Other liab.,
items
inch accrued divs.
+
—
1,534
liabilities
—_
___
280,560
42,823,547
—4,204,762
443
—
Other
951
*
1
preferred stock-Apr 24
^.iv1 '.',■•
bonds, due 1954—
Inc.—
in
1149
1966—_—May
952
,
this
6%
.
May
for
in
Balance
—
102
—
5,392
53*
—
—
y
„
14
+
Air^Way
—
;
+
1
+
9
4,465
4,638
$1.10
+
+
5,559
Banks—
Reserve
31*
11,727
5%
Coal
__
1,172
2,161
6-14
6-13
4-15
4-28
5-29
4- 5
4-18
T'/aC
27V2C
Co.
(Abilene,
r4-15
4-15
3-31
3-31
(quar.)__
$1.25
75c
$1.25
30c
75c
-4-15
5- 1
5- 1
6- 1
4-21
—
6
Liabilities—
5-10
Kansas)
_____
preferred
v
50c
.
'
_________
fquar.)_
6%
7- 1
County——
Works—
preferred (quar.)——;
Viscose Corp., common....
preferred
5- 1
6-10
15c
$1
(
(quar.)__—_______
quar.)
Tejephone
20c
4-20
t2c
,25c
Oils, Ltd.______
Co
Co.
(reduced
(quar.)l-
Corp.
<quar.)
Machine
prefeired
.
Payable of Reo.
-
(s-a)_—___—
Clayton «fc Co. (quar.)__—.—___—
c
<quar;)_L—
$1.12V2
preferred (quar.$1.12^2
Products, 6% preferred iquar.)
, $1.50
6% preferred iqurr.j
$1.50
6% preferred (quar.)
$1.50
6%
preferred
(quar,)___.—_____________
$1.50
4»/2%
3-31
4-17
4-17
,
1.
4-14
4-11
4-11
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
8- 1
11- 1
preferred
4.50%
Anchor
Post
4-2l
7-21
" 10-21
1-31-51
1-20
f,' 5- 1
4-20
4- 4
,3-24
Powder Co., 4% preferred (quai.)
$1
Atok-Big Wedge Mining Co.—Vic
Aunor Gold Mines, Ltd. (increased)
$6c
Avon Allied Products Inc.
(increased quar.)
35c
Atias
5-10
5-15,:
4-17
5-10
4-20
6- 1
6- I
Fund B Inc.
,
20c
Beacon Mfg. Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
'
$1.50
Berland Shoe Stores (quar.)—40c
Bertram (John) & Sons, Ltd., class A (quar.)
t25c
4-28
5-15
4-29
Axe-Houghton
105
—
Inc.
of Alleghany
Co,
&
w
.
When
Holder*
f,
Appalachian Eiectric Power—
14
1.120
,
Snare
Barge Line
Anderson
705
4,769
26
+
1,990
banks
—
+
89
—
785
vault
; +
41
24,016
—
'■■+:
39*
^
American
4.368
+
144
—
5.696
______—_—
—
v:—-." 432
1,768
bills
certificates of Indebtedness-
689
+
follow with
we
■-''•• "■■ fer
Appliance
Distilling
96
+
584
,
.•
Consolidated
Iron
382
___
28*
+
—:
36.118
._
+
111
■—■
.4,540
securities—Total
Electric
American
423
10
Then
show the payments previ¬
we
.
r-''
•
American
1,114
60
4
+
212
—
domestic
■••
Pacific
'American
67
+
in which
Laboratories,
Ampco Metal,
145
44 3
obligations—
.__
Federal
■Alberta
148
301
grouped in two separate
all the dividends an¬
are
indicate
we
Name of Company
5%
238
+
—
first
the
table
Common
746
loans
with
■f"
100
.
DIVIDENDS
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
pur¬
securities
Cash
Capital Accounts—
4-29
4-29
5-15
'
214,981
Capital paid in—
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts
_
Total
12
+
10,704
+
+
488,173
21,462
+
21,985
27,543
174,143
liabilities & cap. accts.
43,728,387
+
—
4~603
H
275,945
Demand deposits adjusted
46,162
Time
13,416
U.
deposits, except Government
Government deposits
demand deposits:
8.
.—
of
Domestic
—4,150,611
serves,
note
gold certificate re¬
to deposit and F. R.
liabilities
combined
306
_
2,810
+
1,253
5
+
295
60
+
626
—
+
Foreign banks
1,248
___
O.l'/c
56.5%
-+
5.2%
r
140
60
"ft
__■
+
_
trial
to
loans
make
■"March
162
7,729
+
22
31
1,243
—
,——„-
preferred
Gas
of
shows
the
the
Reserve
System
in leading cities
principal changes for the week
ended March 29: Decreases of $584,000,00 in holdings of
United States Government securities, $306,000,000 in de¬
mand deposits adjusted, and $382,000,000 in demand de¬
posits credited to domestic banks.
Commercial,
industrial, and agricultural loans de¬
following
Notices
creased
$55,000,000 in New York City and a total of $53,000,000 at all reporting member banks. Loans to brokers
and dealers for purchasing or carrying United States
Government securities increased $238,000,000, of which
$208,000,000 was in New York City,
creased »111,000,000.
of Treasury bills decreased in all districts
and a total of $432,000,000; the princiDal decreases were
*$175,000,000 in the Chicago District, $110,000,000 in New
City, and $30,000,000 in the Philadelphia District.
including
and
those
called
volume
were
sinking
under
redemption
bonds, notes,
or
fund
provisions.
last date for mak¬
(except where indicated)
in which
given in the "Chronicle."
OF
Oil
1st
»
1st
and
Valley
ref.
4V2%
bonds,
due
4%
4%
preferred
Quaker
City Cold Storage Co.,
1st
bonds,
mortgage
Paga
due
Apr
13
*5&4
1990— —Apr
14
*
Power
Store
7%
—.—i.——
-
1st
mortgage 6%
1
£pr 17'
due
4- 7
4- 7:
2-28
2-28
2$1.75
25c
20c
20c
5- 1
4-15
4-20
6-10
4-15
4- 5
4- 6
5-12
common
& Light Co.
preferred
Railway
at
a
decided
.
(quar.)
—
;
_____
iquar.t__
,,
1SC3
Apr
18
*
Cogfclin
$1
—
common
(quar.)
—
,.
dividend
(initial quar.)
4-15
5- 1
5c
56V«c
-
5-1
5- 1
4-15
4-15
/
'
■
'
.
V,
usually
,
'
"
«{
'
'
^
:
Foods,
Ltd.
4-29
4-17
5-20
7-20
10-20
6-12
6-12
3-31
5-15
5-15
6- 5
8- 1
11-1
7- 1
7- 1
4-15
(Texas)—
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
preferred (quar.$1.25
(B. J.),
-
,f
?'2$1.50
225c
50c
$1
$1
75c
$1.75
$1.19
Inc., common (monthly)_^—
20c
(monthly20c
Common (monthly)—;——■_.—20c
4Vi% eonv. preferred <quar,)___—
$1.12Va ;
Clinton
3-8
4-7
divi¬
Equipment Co.—
meeting held on March 21
to defer payment on
the
preferred
1
••.,..
34,ic
— ____
Investment Corp.,
conv.
Cleveland,
Ry., 5%
1394
Corp.—
income bonds,
13c
33c
Common
Inc.—
1973
5-1
pre¬
Ltd., com. A—
(quar.)_____—
stocks
paid at this time.
,
Witherbee Sherman
Shares,
Ltd
preferred (quar.)l_—
Chain
5-
5-15
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Case (J. I.)
Company, common
7%
preferred tquar,)_
Central Kansas Power, 43/4% pfd.
have
1961
5',2%
—__■_—.
4%
RR.—
mortgage
Service Co-ordinated, Transport—
and refunding mortgage bonds, due
Cos.,
Carpenter Paper Co.,
Chicago
Dst«
for
receipts
Converters,
Insurance
TENDER
Company and Issue—
Aroostook
deposit
(year-end 1
Directors
NOTICES
Public
—_—___
deferred action on class A
dend at meeting held on March 31.
4',2%
the details
pfd
'
Ltd.—
Company
Central
current
Co.,
(accum.)
Canadian
called for redemption,
stocks
Canadian
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the
Paper
Light Co
Canadian
list of corporate
a
common
The date indicates the
Loans to banks de¬
Holdings
York
Below will be found
preferred
&
Corp.
American
statement of weekly reporting member
Federal
receipts
Pulp
Burroughs Adding Machine Co. (quar.)
Cable & Wireless (Holding) Ltd.—
2,016
5-1
5-15
.
Ltd.—
deposit
Burnham
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
The condition
Co.,
deposit receipts for 5%-
Columbia
Brockton
2,463
212V2C
5-15
5- 1
5-15
5$2
American
7%
20,753
v
?50c
ferred
banks
(quar.)_______
American
British
figures revised.
Oondilion Statement of Member Banks
Ltd..class A
Company,
toe
pi'eferred-__^_l-—: 62V2C
$3
British-American Tobacco
:'
indus-
——
r..,.
iPhila.)
Special
111
to
during week —:
ances
Commitments
Bowes
691
40
—
458
■
382
__
demand deposit accounts, except
interbank
and
U.
S.
Govt,
accounts,
Debits
B
Ciass
8,608
banks
Contingent liability on accept¬
purchased for foreign
correspondents _■_
Class
Blauner's
Interbank
Borrowings
Ratio
■'
t
1
\
issue.
during the current week.
second
American
purchasing or carrying:
banks
with
+
,
924
U. S. bonds—
Reserve
Total
for
Treasury notes
23,732
In
American
loans
Treasury
208,332
—3,771,159
dealers
securities
Government
S.
Treasury
Total
bonds, due
5%
! payment date.
'•
obligations
Government
estate
Other
493,363
271,163
66,563
securities
loans
Loans
and
Government
Other
—3,340,627
____
a
Allied
carrying:
or
S.
Other
Real
Foreign
tables.
1949
and agricultural
Industrial,
brokers
to
U.
455,801
15,970,695
(Mar. 30,
(in millions of dollars)
13.790
—4,150,611
acct.
notes—
j.f.P '■ :>!'•
^0 ).0-
r
24,886
Deposits:
bank—reserve
( + ) or
1950
25,265
U.
Reserve
•
Loans and Investments—Total
Other
Member
IN
1049
;
Dividend announcements
,
Mer. 22,
1950
Loans—net
Liabilities—
Federal
;•
,■
■•
Loans—gross
2,219
275,945
1147
A
—
May J.
Power & RR. Co.—' ;':V\.
Colorado, 4.40'/<7
•
Dec. (—» Since
Mar, 29,
••:■':>
chasing
—•
1
T.
,
series
&
sinking fund
mortgage
:
.
.
; ■■
..
79,855
52
•>•.
of
Co.
service
.
,
1,069,400
—4,024,125
—
liabilities of reporting
of the assets and
summary
member banks follows:
—2,793,800
56,700
•.& 33
premises
Other
+
1
_Jun
3 V2 %, due 1966-May
Corp.—
L.ght
refund, mtge.
1st
nounced
)-■•■
Total
1936
>
bonds,
5 7e
Electric
• Announcement
V
New York City
total of $60,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
—1,098.229
,
dated
dated
bonds,
Service
Water
mortgage
'Roberts & Oake,
Borrowings increased $61,000,000 in
1,843
109,500
+
947
1047
.
mtge. bonds ser. G
mortgage
Smith's
Pudhc
tricts.
65,104
—
.
1
May
1963
1,
Hotel Co.—
Square
30-year
$60,000,000 at all reporting member banks. Demand de¬
posits credited to domestic banks decreased in all dis¬
A
:
_
due Nov.
income bonds,
ref.
deposits adjusted decreased $248,000,000 in
Chicago and $35,000,000 each in the Philadelphia and
Richmond districts, and increased $57,000,000 in New
York City.
United States Government deposits increased
Securities:
Certificates
j
67,344
23,029,770
reserves
______
and
21,999
R.
Industrial loans
S.
"•
+
541,340
Discounts
U.
1P49
*•.-•
10,003
+
22,488.430
notes
Other
$
$
•■
948
Demand
Apr. 6,
1950 ;
1950
'■-•'•■Assets—;•
948
Co.—
and
1st
1st
Holdings
banks.
(In
Edison
York
■New
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
stock
.
merchandise.
of
Pa**
May 1
Apr 15
May
CALLED
1914
Hiram
Walker-Gooderham & Worts, Ltd., and Hiram
Walker & Sons, Inc., 20-year 23/i7o debs., due 1956.May
1
Houston Lighting & Power Co.—
"
: ,
' ■
1st mortgage bonds, 3 % series, due 1978-,
—__Apr 15
Industrial acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
ZVn% 20-year sink, fund debs, series "A" due 1966-Apr
1
3Ma % siiiking fund debentures series *'B" due 1966_,Apr
1
4% sinking lund debentures series "C" due 1966—. Apr
1
Lipton (Thcmas J.), Inc.,6% preferred stock___'—..—^Ju.y 1
6*
1
peso
sterJng
1
1398
Data
ISSUE
Apartments, Inc.—
Bautiugw
2.783750
peso
pound
•
1
of Canada—
Co.
mortgage
Detroit
;
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
Kingdom,
^May
1970__
1977__
due
bonds,
debentures,
gold
General
-Uruguay,
United
3 V*%
Telephone
2nd
.0345678
..327291
2,783750
.232800
franc
*
1395
1
Power Co.—
mortgage
5%
,496125
.327291
1
1
•-■„'■'
series, due
bonds, 3V*7o
mortgage
Delaware
.140154*
.0345678
.496125
1
; Cities Service Co.—
2.772896
;■
.140154*
.140154*
.0345678
.327291
.193329*
South
of
2.772896
.140154*
Co.—
Gas
mortgage 5% bonds, series C
Brantford Cordage Co., Ltd., 1st preferred
.262671
.262685
.0345714
■_,
krona
Switzerland,.
.262675
.496125
*—
dollar
California
1st
.115640
2.772896
Closed
May
.
Company and Issue—
Bell
.208700
.115718
.140154*
peso
Settlements,
Sweden,
.208700
.115718
.262657
2,772896
■!
krone
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, eicudo
.208700
••
1958
.144938*
.00286062
.115718
■
.262700
Norway,
3traits
:
.115718
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand,
pound
.144938*
.0028625
.208700
.208700
rupee
peso
.144938*
.0028625
.0028625
\
'
series, due
ENTIRE
.0028625
.144938*
.144938*
franc
-1
.208500
.020060
1
Mexico,
.902187
.902500
.901875
.208500
1184k
Light
mortgage
1st
.0200000
1.
~
.901875
.902500
____
Ceylon,
.909090
.909090
Co.—
bonds, 4xU7o
Co.—
Electric
1st
Canada, dollar—
Steel
mortgage
1st
2.231573
.0199125
.0544060
___
.297778*
>.
■
.0199053
iianc
Erazil,
.297778*
.174562*
"B"
Belgium,
.279778*
.297778*
"A"
*
15-year 3%
Fibie Co.,
.138958*
Preferential
1359
bonds,
33A%
& Co.,
Vulcanized
.206949*
Basic
1141
1
1
——
dated 1936
—Jun
1
debentures, due l958_May 1
iV*7o debs., due 1960—Apr 14
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co.—
Ref. mtge. and collat. trust bds., 3y4% ser., due 1964_May
3
Apr. 6
/
1963
Co.—
Gas
mortgage
National
Apr. 1
due
Inc.,
Morrell (Jonn)
Mar. 31
1141
1
bonds, 2%% series, due 1971__.——___May
4 W/e debentures, series C, due 1963.May
mortgage
Foods,
1
Apr 15
———Apr 15
-May
Indiana
I Central
May
Ry.—
bonds,
334%
mortgage
Hunt
Noon
1967___
Co.—
debentures, due I969__:___.v
25-year 3%
Atlanta &
BY
-
20-year 3% debentures, due 1962
i
,
Tobacco
•,*•
series A, due
bonds,
3V«%
mortgage
American
We
Pmrn
Data
.»,•'■
.
Southern RR.—
Great
220c
-
'
4-29
'J
'
'
4-14r
'
4-17
6- I %
5-167- 1
.
6-1K
7-1" -6-16
5- 1
4-29
^
4-11
44
(1500)
THE
Per
Name of Company.
Share
Columbia Gas System, Inc, (quar.)_—
Concord Electric Co,, common
6% preferred (quar.)
—
Consolidated
Coon
Laundries
Corp.
(W. H.) Company
Davis
Leather Co.,
Class B
Dennison
Class
8%
Pleasant
5
Pocahontas
1
4-20
1
4-18
£37%c
6-
1
5-
1
Rhode Island
£17%C
6-
1
5-
1
Corp.
1
5-19
S & W Fine Foods, 4% preferred
Sargent <fc Company (quar.)
.'"'.7- 1
6-20
Scarfe <& Company,
2%
4-28
25c
8-
1
7-20
Schaffer Stores,
25c
30c
4-15
3-31
Seaboard
5-
1
4-15
Sharp & Dohme, $4.25
$1.12%
5-
1
4-15
Shedd
15c
(quar.)
5-
1
6-
1
—
of America.
33%%
4-24
5-
4-24
1
6-
(quar.)
SI
class
A
(quar.)
$1
class
A
6-
5-11
4-
8
4-18
Pate-Root-Health
4-20
4-10
5-
4-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
First
Mutual
Trust
(initial
tlOc
5-
1
4-
1
1
5-
1
$1.06V4
4-15
quar.)_
,
(quar.)__
4-29
4-15
3.90%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
6-
4-14
4-
7-
1
6-10
Springfield
5-
1
4-15
Stanley Works
4-28
4-17
4.15%
preferred
—
5-
Stock
Press, Ltd., 5% convertible preferred
Company took no action 011 dividend at
meeting
preferred
$1.50
4-15
3-31
Stowell
7c
4-15
3-31
Suburban
69c
(quar.)
93%c
Forbes &
Wallace, class B (quar.)
Franklin
Custodian
Common
4-15
1
6-
—
■'
_
Public
preferred
Corp._
;
Stock
(quar.)
pfd.
;
(quar.)
&
Resistance
Knitting Mills,
preferred
4%%
Oil
$1.25
Whitehead
4-21
10c
5-10
6-
1
1
4-15
6-
1
5-25
4-25
1
7-
1
2
5-
•
preferred
Fund
3-31
4-20
31 V*c
4-15
4-15
B-2
35c
(Initial
8econd
6-15
*
4-29
5-
1
Ltd._
1
dends
4-14
Chemical
3-30
A
4-15
3-30
Adams-Miilis
4-15
13-30
Shoe
Affiliated
Air Reduction Co.
1
5-15
4-24
5-10
All
$1.25
7-
1
6-20
Allied Stores
75c
5-
1
4-15
Aluminum
5-
1
4-17
Amalgamated
7-
3
6-15
Amerada
J25c
5-
1
4-11
J50c
3-31
3-28
7-
6-14
Akron
5-15
5%
4-14
(quar.)
1
£i5c
5-
1
5-
1
Miller
(I;)
Mining
& Sons,
Corp.
of
5%
(initial)
&
Erie
Morrison-Knudson
Ry.
Nathan
Normetal Mining
Northwest
5%
iquar.)___IIIIII
Oklahoma
Gas &
Co
Oklahoma Natural Gas, common
f
4%%
preferred A iquar.)
Outlet Company (The)
Pacific
$1.30
Public Service
Co.
(quar.)___
Pan American Petroleum &
Transport Co.—
4% preferred (s-a)
Panhandle
Eastern
Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Peerless Casualty Co. (Keene, N. H.)
<quar.~j
Pemco Corp., common (Increased)
^
$3 preferred (quar.)
A
Corp.
^
Co.
Y.)
(quar.)___
Corp., common
Bosch
6%
preferred
Bronx
(quar.)___
&
Stock
dividend
shares held)
on
Brown
Shoe
4-10
3
4-20 £
25c
3-31
4-15
£32 %c
4-15
3-24
5-3
5-
1
4-15
4-28
4-17
4-14
3-20
>' 5-4
6-
1
4-29
£25c
9-
1
4-15
3-31
£25c
4-15
3-31*
93%C J:
(quar.)
Y.)
4-15
3-31
Burns
each
for
5-15
(stock
3-28
4-15
4-15
dividend)—
50%
4-29
5-
1 1
5-
1
(quar.,)—
4-19
4-19
5c
quar.)
4-15
3-28
10c
cl. B (increased
4-15
3-28
4-15
3-28
4-15.
3-28
5%c
—
,
15c
(quar.)
5-
:v;>.;:.:$1
Company, Ltd.—
A
A' 4-14-
90c
25c
$1.50
common
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred
Class
3-31*
5-15
21)
class A (quar.)
Class
4-15
two
£40c
.
1
4-14
$1
4-20
3
4-1
3-31
5-
£$1.50
(s-a)
(quar.)^
Participating
5-15
4-15
4-15
£40c
—
(quar.)
preferred
&
7-31
40c
—
<N.
Inc.
Budget Finance Plan,
4%
1
Ltd.—
share
Buckeye Steel Castings,
6%
6-
£25c
———
class A
Bullock's, Inc.,
preferred
$3.60
.
■
£25c
Company,
6-1
4-
4-
5- 1
—
1 share for each 2 held—
3-15
5-31
4-17
70c
(Subject to approval of stock¬
March
4-20
4-15
4-14
>j
Co.
(One
Rubber Co.,
4-10
25c
4-14
4-28
Bigelow,
holders
Brown
8
$1.25
4-14
4-28
37 %c
(quar.)
County Trust
Brown
6%
(quar.)____
5-1
$1
u-.
Telephone,
3-15
;i
4-20
of
Power,
9-15
1
1
4-12
>
25c
Ltd., $1.30 pfd
Columbia
1
5-
2
5-
6
5-
5-15
5-1
£10c
Co.,
Columbia
4-15
$1
1
25C
Ltd
British
—
; :
3-31
25c
(quar.)
British
•
75c
(N.
3-31
25c
(quar.)_.—
Bristol-Myers Co.,
>
3%% preferred (quar.)
30c
25c
(quar.)_^
Insurance
Corp.
4-
4-15
4-15
£62 %c
—
—
4-15
12y2c
(quar.)______
4-12
If
4.
4-28
1
£40c
.
7-28
7-
7
?40c
——_:
A
10-28
10-
7
4-28
4-
7-28
7- 7
15c
4-15
4-
£40c
10-28
12 %c
6-1
Co. (irreg.)
(quar.)__~
Hoist
American
3.9%
6-16
5-26
7-
6-15
3
i
i
4-17
5-
i
i
5%
5-10
4-15
American
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-1*
4-14
American
6%
4
4-14
6-30
5-31
American
American
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-14
4-12
4-15
4-
20c
4-29
8
4-29
4-14
5-15
4-28
5-15
4-28
5-1
4-19
7%
5-
I
American
$5
5-
1
4-20
6-
5-26
7_
6-15
1
1
4-15
3-31
3-20
4.
3-28
1
,
Wire
Anchor Hocking
Common
4-14
,3-31
California
3-31
California
4-15
4-
5-1
$2.50
5-
3
$4.70
Co.—
f
6-1
12%c
common
Cable
5-22
California
3-20
Camden
5-
1
4-14
Canada
5-
1
5-15
5-
4-28
4-14*
4-19
Canada
6%
5-31
5-
5
4-29
4-
7
$1
4-15
>4-15
Fire
Northern
Canada
Western
4-14
4-
1
4-
6
1
57e
$1.75
4-15
3-31
5-15
4-29
62 %c
5-15
$1.80
"v $2o
4-12
3-24
4-12
3-24
J
(s-a)
5
6-26
5
6-26
4*? 6
Canadian
.
.
'
.
4-15
4-
10c
4-10
7%
3-30
5
3-17
Power
£56y4C
5-
1
4-11
£15c
6-
1
4-28
6-
1
4-28
1
4-10
class
A
5-
1
5-15
54
1
4-15
3-31-
4-15
3-31
•v
15c
4-25
3-20
£50c
4-15
3-18
£75c,
5-15
4-14
+
£12 %c
1
3-31
£31c
(quar.)^
___:
Co.,
5-15
£30c
(s-a)
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Ltd., 5% pfd. (s-a)
Ltd.—.
'
Cordage,
5-
li
4-10
1
4-10'
£20c
common
(quar.):
5-
I''
5-
3-31
£$1.25
5-
£$1.50
4-15
£22%c
4-15
3-31
preferred
4Vz%
Ltd.,
com.
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Refractories, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)—
1st
Quarterly
Quarterly
_—
3-31
4-29
3-31
£$1.75
'quar.)
4-15
£20c
(increased)
Canadian Western Lumber Co., Ltd.
+.
3-31
£21c
Industries,
Canadian Investors
Canadian
r
£$1.12%
'5-
50c
£40c
common.
Extra
4-18
60c
!■
4-29
£15c
Fairbanks-Morse, 6% pfd. (quar.)
General Investments, Ltd.—
Increased quarterly
:
7-
4-11
3-31
62%c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
preferred
Bronze
preferred
7-
£10c
3-31
3-31
4-15
Canadian
75c
quar.)_
4-14
4-15
*
Associates
Class B
.
Canadian
Glass—
1
4-20
$1.50
(quar.)
class A
Canada Steamship Lines,
Steel
Products,
3-15
5-
Insurance
Iron Foundries,
$2.25
Angerman Company, Inc. (reduced)
Anglo Canadian Oil Co., Ltd. (increased)™
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
4%% preferred (quar.)
5-
40c
$1.17%
^_
_——
Cement
Canada
3-31
$2.25
4
3-10
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Foils, Ltd.,
non-cum.
Canada
3-29
75c
50c
4-15
Co.
Canadian
Co
4-15
4-15
£20c
5
$1.75
v
1
1
75c
Power
Power,
Portland
4-15
55-
£5C
4-14
15c
(s-a)
(quar.)
1
£37c
£20c
(quar.)
Packing Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
4-14
25c ; /
;
Corp., Ltd., common.
4%% convertible preference
5-
—
3
J
$1.75
Argus
£20c
>
preferred
5%
Smelting—
(s-a)__
4-14
(quar.)
Oregon
preferred
30c
,15c
■
5-
1
California
>
V
$1.25
&
1
5-
(quar.)
preferred
37%o
Co., common
(quar.)
(increased
4-20
■
G-
$1.75
(quar.)
com.
5- 3
$1.12%
,
(bi-monthly)
Lead
Electric
7%
4-20
1
Ltd.,
>
7
1
—
______
4-15
$1.12%
Insurance
(quar.)_____^
<fc
4-14
•
Seal-Kap Corp (Del.)
Zinc,
Mills,
preferred
10-
—
participating preferred (quar.)
Calgary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd. (s-a)
97y2c
30c
;
Phenolic Corp
preferred
1st
80c
6%
(quar.)__^
Co.
$1.50
25c
common
quar.)
Fire
Linen
$3 preferred
(quar.)
News
V
1
5-1
Ltd.,
Natural Gas
$4.50 preferred
,
6-15
Co.,
(s-a)____
Co.,
Amoskeag Company,
4-17
50c
5-
Caldwell
.
10c
,
quarterly
preferred
Anaconda
32%c
10c
(quar.)
Foundry—
American Superpower. $6 pref. (accum.)
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
(quar.)
American Woolen Co.—
4-15
59%c
(monthly)__
American Smelting & Refining
Co., common.
7%
1st preferred
(quar.)_
4-15
4-29
$1
3-17
3-31
,
4-28
Co.—
National
preferred
1
75c
Butler Brothers, common (quar.F——
4% % preferred (quar.) ___—^__
Byers (A. M.) Company, 7% pfd. (quar.)
6-10
,
25c
Corp.
&
(increased
Metal
Increased
5-
20c
4-7
4-10
;
.
:
(quar.)
preferred
American
$1
3
Co.—
Corp.
Products
preferred
American
4%%
4-14
Maize
Common
V
4-15
4-
Insulator
Machine
American-Marietta
4-17
50c
'
25c
(initial)_______
Products
preferred
American
4-17
5-
$1.25
&
common
American
$$5
V.
Class B
4-10
15c
.
60c
Derrick
New
5-26
$i
(quar.)____
(quar.)_..____
4-20
60c
(Vt.)
(increased)
5-31
5-
Co.
American
(Calif.)—
1st'preferred
pl'cl.
(quar.)
(resumed)
class A
& Distillers
£25c
(quar.)
Brass
pfd.
4-14
4-22
£40c
1
50c
__________
A
75c
Co.
American Home
5
62%c
—
Alliance
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
5%
5-
£10c
P—
common
3-27
15c
50c
quar.)
£40c
'*
Electric
Sugar,
4%
American Hardware
5
$1.25
(quar.)
-
Canada
4-14
1
5-
4-15
87 %C
Co.
Mines,
3c
(quar.)
3-15
J
'
,
50c
common
4-15
4-20*
6-16
50c
.
_w—
10-
>
5-15
j9c
Corp., Ltd.
common
$2.50
-'
—
Vancouver, Ltd.—
(irreg.).
(irreg.)
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar.).—
Bright (T. G.) & Company, Ltd. (interim).
>
(quar.i
4-20
4-20
^-10
25c
Company,
(quar.)
4-
4-15
-
10c
5-
25c
Shoe
4-25
,
£50c
(quar.)_
-
Common
3-30
25c
1
'
Common
3-16
4-20
5-
5-3
75c
25c
'
preferred
4-10
1,
$1.50
(quar.)—.—
50c
'
(initial)
4-14
6c
1
5-
Board
25c
Noyes
Nunn-Bush
1
5-
75c
4-12
Co.
6-30
SG'Ac
II
(Charles F.) Company
Nuclear Enterprises,
Ltd
5-
1:
40c
—_—
(accum.)
Ltd.,
Company,
(George W.)
Brewers
4-27
50c
6-
-v
'
.
4-
5-
.'
pfd. (quar.)___
Inc. (quar.)
Engineering Co.
Extra
4-
1
$1.10
4%%
Co. (quar.)
Worsted Mills
5-15
3-27
1
common (quar.)—
Company (quar.)__—
—
Corp.,
Cordage
Holdert
75c
(s-a)
of
Book
When
3-17
4-14
5-
£25c
Brantford
Payable of Rec.
25c
(irreg.)_;
$3 pfd.
B
Bralorne
these being given in the
Share
4-15
£50c
Box
4-20
4-15
I7%c
Lock
Jersey
*
4-15
37%c
_J
(s-a)
St~aus-Duparquet,
National
New
7
4-14
1
Gas
Corp.,
Co.
Annual
5-25
5-
£$1.25
Co.
Narragansett Electric,
week,
i-
Can
40c
(quar.)
Montgomery
6-15
$120
preferred
preferred
this
& Casualty (quar.)
American Fire & Casualty Co. (Florida)—
3-20
20c
4.80%
7
4-
■
5c
£50c
(reduced
Class
;
&
preferred
40c
S.)
4.50%
4-
1
-
.
Petroleum
£i5c
B
(J.
Oil
American
4-21
^
Company, Ltd
Monongahela Power, 4.40% preferred (quar.)
^
1
1
25c
———
Y.)
Maid Corp., $1.60
prior pfd. (quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co., common.
Mitchell
4-
5-
25c
—
Minute
Class
1
50c
(s-a)
(quar.}—
Boston Personal Property Trust—
Increased quarterly
i
Youngstown RR.—
American Fidelity
American Fidelity
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Canada,
5-
1
'
7
4-29
5-31
American
25c
(N.
5-
4-
4-
6-30
American
45c
(reduced)
Inc.
1
9-12
1
.
(quar.)___
Aluminum k
Ami
1
4-20
70c
(Philadelphia),
W.)
Class
quarterly
(quar.)
&
preferred
Penn
American
4-15
25c
Messenger Corp.
Meyercord Company
Bohn
f.
■
quarterly
American Asphalt Roof Corp. (quar
;>>
(quar.)
4-15
5-
$2
Increased
4-15
jlOc
Inc.
Canton
American
■
4-20
Eorg
£37'/2c
V.
Inc.
Alabama Mills
5-31
(quar.)
Mercantile Stores Co.,
Fund,
12%c
'
5-1
£3iy»c
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
3-30
5-
12 %c
■
Ribbon
£12V2c
Corp.
4-29
Co
Corp.
(E.
Blue
10-
40c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Boston- Edisoft
__________
35c
dividends
Machine
Melville
Blauner's
Bliss
4-20
6-13
S%c
(quar )
4-20
4-14
1
(quar.)
(quar.)_!__
Inc.—
Co.
Hsts,
A
4-14
Savings
(qua'-.>———_—
Works
Watch
1
5-
&
_________
Products,
1
1
Y.)
prior preferred
Foods, Inc.
4-10
4-24
7-
(quar.)
common
*
(increased)
Inc
4-15
Ltd.—
rectly reported.
McKay
F,
6-12
shown above were pub¬
lished previously in our
columns, but the
holders' of
record
dates
were
incor-
"
T
£50c
60c class A
$1.75
<\*
a
Iron
Ben-Hur
Bon
4-17
4-15
£$1.25
Preferred
two
Belmont
4-29
4-24
8%c
Trust
(quar.)
class A
Aoartments,
5-
1
15C
Paper, Ltd.—
preferred
5-
5-15
>>>
—
—
IN.
&
(quar.)
50c
5-
Co.,
Corporation
4-24
£$1.75
on
A
5-15
15c
3-31
Corp.—
National
Co.
Power
75c
Ltd.—
made
Steel
Innes, Ltd.,
Class
1:
4-15
4-15
15c
(reduced)
iquar.)
Trust
Biltmore
5%
4-15
1
(quar.i——.—-—___
America
1st
Best
Per
5-15
6-15
5%
preferred
(quar.)
McBrine (L.), Ltd., common..:
(s-a)
McCabe Grain Co.,
Ltd.,
Class B (quar.)
4-24
1
5-
»
preferred
Benrus
laccum.).
announced
t50C
Co.,
4-14
5-15
preceding table.
13c
Maytag Company, $3 preference (quar.)
McArthur
4-28
5-1
5-
(quar.)—
I Bell Telephone Co. of Canada, Ltd.
give the dividends announced in prevloui
88c
Mfg. Co., common
preferred (quar.)
5-15
75c
3-15
$1.50
Works
Co.
Hydro-Electric
&
$6
4-19
5-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
McAleer
4-14
3-15
4-15
4c
conv.
of
Beaux-Arts
5-10
$20c
Name of Company
_
1
4-15
<quar.)_
Baystate
v
we
25c
(quar.)
6-
4-28
$1.25
hereafter.
Ji5c
Corp., Ltd., 5% preferred
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd
Marathon Corp., common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5-10
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
4-17
6-1
£$1
quar.)
Mailman
5-10
1
37%c
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
5c
Mines,
1
4-14
4-20
56 %c
preferred
Class
f:
4-17
£i2c
Extra
Macassa
4-15
6-
1
1
20c
Bathurst
Co.—
James,
Corp.
will be
Below
5-17
34%c
Fund
4-14
6-
$1.75
(quar.)—
Chocolate
Radio
'.'basis
3-31
20c
(quar.)
4-15
10c
(quar.)
1
5-15
<irreg.)_.,—5c
(quar.)
preferred
.Payments
3-31
5-
5-
(quar.)
conv.
Bates
5
4-20
*15c
>>/'•:.
Rubber
Bankers
4-28
4-
1
5-
(quar.)—
Locomotive
7%
5
1
5-
30c
Extra
Bank
4-
5-
>
UOc
Company,
Bangor
3-31
54c
(quar.)
5-15
$1
______-Vi-
preference
4-10
r
Series
4-17
4-14
40c
_______
6%
3-20
30c
1st
Zenith
9-30
''^c
(quar.)
4-29
$37c
(quar.)
Brothers Rubber.
preferred
7%
.
common
4-19
87y2c
Zellers, Ltd., new com. (Initial quar.l_"__
5% preferred (quar.)
6-30
10-
Inc.
Wood, Alexander &
4-25
20c
<quar.)__
preferred
$5
5-19
5-
$1.06
4-17
1
4-24
1
5-
£$1.37%
(quar.)
preferred
Bartgis Brothers Co.
(quar.)____
Wilbur-Suchard
$2
4-21
20c
Louisville & Nashville RR.
The
4-11
1
Extra
Loomis-Sayles
*
4-15
5C
common
5%
4-25
1
4-15
1
(quar.)__
4
.7*1
1
5-
20c
Lamaque
Gold Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Langley's, Ltd., 7% conv. pfd. (accum.l
Lfbby, McNeill & Libby (s-a)
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund-
,
5-
$1.25
1
6-
60c
(The announcement previ¬
ously published was subject to the ap¬
proval of the stockholders.)
At a meet¬
ing held on April 4 the payment was
approved.
White Sewing Machine Co., common..
1
5-
—
1
5-
6
4-6
5-10
37%C
(monthly)
preferred
7%
dividend
4-
ioc
Kingston Products Corp. (s-a)
Kobacker Stores, Inc., common
New
Stock
4-15
5-
iquar.l—
5-
4-
Corp.—
Baltimore Porcelain
Co.—
Dental Mfg. Co.
1
30c
Co
$1
6
1
I
Mills,
Association
Mfg.
S.)
5-
$1.12%
,
_
preferred
(S,
$1
S-3
$1.37%
Point
4-15
75c
_
;
8
25c
iquar.)—___
Custodian
Series
8
4-14
(quar.)__
common
___
convertible
Keystone
5-
West
White
25c
(quar.)—
Refining
Kahler Corp.
Kennedy's, Inc.,
4
A
preferred.B
Quarterly
5-26
1
5-
Company
4-30
12c
Waterous, Ltd., class A
5-1
4-27
_
1
25c
preference (quar.)
Stores Corp.—
Syndicate,
$1.25
Corp., common
4%% preferred (quar.)
International Furniture Co
Johnson
5-
preferred
Venezuela
4-14
5-15
5-15
5-26
(quar.)
Interchemlcal
:
7%
31'/4C
___
5%
3-22
25c
(quar.)—
6-
20c
—
(Interim)
Corporations, Ltd., class A (quar.)
U. S. Finishing Co., common
$4 convertible preferred
(quar.)
4-1
15c
Light & Power, $4 pfd. iquar.)
Hutchlns Investing Corp., $7
pfd. (accum. >_
Jantzen
4-24
$75c
.4-
5-
$1
93 %c
—
Baldwin
United
3-22
$2.50
preferred
__—
Baldwin
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
convertible
6%
'■
Inc..
convertible
$3.50
1
4-17
Houston
International
4-
4-
10c
Fund,*
B
Baldwin
United Cigar-W'helan
10%
preferred
(Joseph)
1
class A
4-28
3-23
1
5-
-
$2.50
(s-a)
participating class A
Common
6.
(quar.)
Thatcher Glass Mfg.
1
4-29
dividend
Hydraulics, Inc., 5%
Higbee Company, common
Home
4-
4-29
preferred
4-
5-15
______—
Greer
5%
^
4-15
4-15-
Co.—
Manufacturing
$2.25
4-17
,
1
5-
6-12
1
1
$1.08%
(quar.)_.
preference
Nichols &
A von dale
5
Securities—
5-24
25c
____
Co.
1
Ltd.,
Co.,
Electric
Television
4-14
62%c
,
Union
4-
62%c
Corp. (quar.)
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co.——
Goodall Rubber Co., common
(quar.)
5% preferred (s-a)_
Grand
4-15
$1
•
(quar.)
Shoe
Utilities
4-15
$2
(quar.)
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc., 5%
General
1
6-
6c
—.
Prost Lumber Industries
General
April
on
Taylor & Fenn Co. (quar.)
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd.
5-15
$2.40
7c
—
series
Extra
25c
:
1
5-
Screw
2nd
$4
5
4-
Funds-
stock
Utilities
held
5-
4-15
1
56-
30c
(quar,)___
Proprietary, Ltd.—
W'iborg
Class
4-20
4-
6-30
60c
60c
4-20
5-
33%%
_____________
______
Stovel
3-31
Food
3%%
dividend
&
Avco
4-15
$1.25
(The)
3-21
5-
$1.03%
(quar.)__
5-
$1
preferred A
preferred B
5y2%
4-20
Light—40c
9-15
12-15
Co.—
preferred
Refining Co.
Austin,
4-20
ique.r.)____
Gas
RR.
non-cum.
convertible
Au'lt
5-15
5-
97'/2c
______
1
25c
$1.20 conv, prior pref. (quar.)_
Auto Fabrics Products Co., Ltd.—
55c
92'/2c
iquar.)—
com.
Line
1
$1.50
.
6-15
7-
10-
1-2-51
22 %c
,
Atlas Plywood Corp.
4-17
1
31J/4C
(quar.)
Public Service,
preferred
4-26
1
4-
preferred
4-15
; 4-
Coast
3.75%
3-24
5%
5%
5 %
Roofing-r-
3.70%
100%
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
4%
3-24
3-30
Southwestern
4«15
Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light Co. (quar.)
Formica Company (stock dividend)
Machinery <fc Chemical Corp.—
Telephone
preferred
Atlantic
4-18
3-30
Iron
6-30
4-15
______
7%c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
**"
4-20
40c
States
9-29
5-1
...
7%c
Atlantic
3-30
5-
■
40c
America
of
7-15
5
4-15
27%c
quar.)—
(Increased
1
37%c
(quar.)
$1.50
6
75c
Shares
7%c
preferred
preferred
4%
-■
Fund
(quar.)
conv.
4%
V4-'"3'
City Stock Yards Co., com. iquar.)_^
participating preferred (quar.)
Sioux
£$1.63
——_
•
.
.
.
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar.).
Atlantic City Electric Co., common (quar.)—
4.35% preferred (quar.)
1
5-
5-18
4-
pfd.
Foods
pfd,
5-
3-15
preferred
5%
4-14
4-29
4
4-15
$1.12%
__
Atchison,
■*
Common
—-
*
(quar.)
Referred (qaar.)
4J/2%
10c
20c
Pedders-Quigan Corp. (quar.)
Federal Grain, Ltd., G%% pfd. (accum.)—
Federal Service Finance (Washington, D. C.)
preferred
Mfg.,
Associated
4-12
4-15
4
4-
conv.
6%
4-17
1
4-
4-28.
conv.
4-17
r
(quar.)_______.
Corp.
25c
_
3-15
J20c
(quar.)—
(quar.)______
5%
10-14
(quar.). $0.18625
1
4-15
20c
Hampton Electric Co
Brewing Corp., 4%.%. pfd.
6%
25c
65c
&
Palstaff
Bartush
Sheraton
4
preferred
Corp.,
30c
(quar.)
"Artkraft
4-28
6-16
4-28
Corp.,
conv.
4-20
4-28
50c
25c
'
6%
Container
&
4-15
5-
(quar.)__
Class B
£25c
_
4 %%
1
5-
$1
Ltd., class A
£$25
(quar.)
;
Employers Group Associates
Esquire, Inc. (increased)
Exeter
£25c
..
RR.____
'*"*
7-
4-28
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
30c
Corp., common..
—
Southern
____
Whitehall
&
4-20
1
Gas
30c
Steel
Armco
5-15
—-
Share
Company
Arkansas Natural
'
5-15
4-15
4-24
5-15
5
4-
Rutland
(quar.)—______—25c
A
Protective Co.______—
5-
$1.50
—
4-12
dividend)___■—_-
dividend
class
'.
4-26
75c
5-15
Empire Brass Mfg. Co., Ltd.—
$1
Electric
(quar.)____
$1.75
———*
Electrographic
75c
50c
50c
*'
(quar.)____—_______——1
£$1
15c
Products, common (quar.)——_
4%llo preferred (quar.)__
Nut Corp.
preferred
$2
—_—
Ekco
Stop
$3
Rayonier, Inc., common
$2 preferred
(quar.)
3-29
1
When
Per
Name of
4-14
5-
5-15
——
Telephone Co.
4-28
50c
I^ile Co., common
1
*,
(stock
——
Raymond Concrete
4-
4-10
Co._*—$1
Mills, Inc. <quar.)__^_>_____——25c
Robbins & Myers, Inc.—
Y
$1.50 partic. preferred (quar.)__*___^__„.
37%c
Rockland Light & Power Co._—
15c
Roper (George D.) Corp
50c
Corp., Ltd.——————
Township
5-15
Holdert
4-20
75c
Robbins
——
Semi-annual
Fuel
5-
Drug Company, common (quar.)—
7% preferred (quar,)
Duplan Corporation
When
Monday* April 10, 1950
Payable 0/ Rec.
Share
(quar.)___
Ry.
Valley Wine Co.___—10c
5-
iquar.)—_
25c
(quar.)—25c
(quar.)—-——.$2
York—____
CHRONICLE
Per
.
Northern
75c
-
New
1
FINANCIAL
Company
&
6-
Dow
Stock
5
4-
stock
Discount Corp. of
Dominion Square
Elastic
4-
4-15
Y.)—
Denver Union Stock Yard
Eastern
4-15
Piedmont
25c
6'/»c
Ltd., class A (quar.)—-
common
■.
.
4-20
Mfg., voting common
A
debenture
y
Name of
5-15
60c
——.—■
___
.
$1.50
~
(quar.)__.
Exchange Bank Trust Co. (N.
Quarterly
Holdert
Payable of Rec,
18%c
iquar.)
Corn
When
&
COMMERCIAL
4-15
3-15
tlOc
£$1.12%
tioc; ■i
(quar.)_
A
5-
1
3-27
4-15
3-30
4-15
>
3-18
JlOc
7-15
6-17
♦10c
10-15
9-18
\
■j,
A.
Volume 171
1
.
Name of
Number 4897
Per
Company
Carolina, Clinchfield
Carolina
Power
&
THE
i
*
j
& Ohio
Ry.
Light Co.,
-
(quar.)
•./, Share
Tractor
Co.,
4-20
5-
1
$i
5-
1
4-20
<
50c
___
i
5-10
4-29
4-
Central
Hudson
Central
Ohio
Gas
&
25c
_____
4-29
Light
}50c
&
5-
Co.
Cinzano, Ltd., class A common-—,™
Bar Knitting Co.,
Ltd., class A (s-a)
Stores
Co.,
A
common
Cockshutt Plow
Common
(quar.)
Mutual
7%
Life
Semi-annual
-
Dow
1
7-20
5-15
$4y2tl
.
4-15
5-
Commodore
this
Hotel,
5-
7%
Gas
(New
preferred
Confederation
■
•
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Ccnn
Association
$2.04
Class
A
11-1
4-10
3-31
■'.?
10-
4-10
3-24
4-15
3-28
4-27
4-13
;>
v.-,.
\
14c
Co.
(N.
4-
3-31
1
3
$1.25
6-
;
1
6-10
9-15
9-
4-15
4-
47'/2c
5-
1
4-
50c
5-1
4-
5
55c
5-
4-
(quar.)_
$1.50
-_•
1
6-
$1
1
5
4y*%
5
Felin
6%
5-15
3-31
5-
4-15
■
37'Ac
(quar.)„
1
25c
5-
1
$1.25
5-
1
4-
Consolidated
each
Natural
share
Gas
Co.
(s-a)—
4-10
|$1
V 3-31
6%
conv.
pfd.
Life
preferred
Continental
Corn
Insurance
Products
Co.
(N.
Refining Co.,
Y.)
(quar.)_
com.
preferred
(quar.)_„
Cornell-Dubilier Electric
Corp.,
$5.25 preferred A (quar.)—
Coty,
Inc.
(resumed)
50c
4-15
3-31
$1.31'A
4-15
3-22
25c
4-10
3-30
6%
30c
4-10
3-31
6%
25c
preferred
5%
America,
6-16
9-15
$2
class
class
A
class
A
Corporation,
pieferred
A
(quar.)—
Oil <fc Refining—:
Biothers, Inc. (quar.)—
Rubber Co., common
of
4-29
50c
4-15
15c
4-20
4-
(quar.)
$25c
Delta
Air
Gasket
Detroit-Michigan
Co.
Stove
93%c
Stores
Quarterly
Quarterly
Dodge
Mfg.
—
5
5
5%
4-10
Transportation
A
,
5-
1
Co.
1
-
(s-a)^
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Trust
common
Gillette
4-14
$5
4-
3
4-15
4-
1
4-15
Company,
3-27'
.
~
Safety Razor Co.,
preferred
,,'Gimbel Brothers Inc.,
$4.50
preferred
4-10
3-31
9-
8-
i
5c
2c
10c
1
8
State
3-31
5-
1
4-15
Gotham
4-15
3-31
Goulds
4%
5%
20c
6-20
6-15
9-20
9-15
15c
5-15
5-
$17'Ac
4-29
3-29
25c
4-28
4-14
1
Co.,
pref.
Hosiery
preferred
5-15
4-25*
1
5-
1
L.)
7
5-
1
20c
5-
1
5-20
25c
4-10
4-10
<
5-
common.,
1
(quar.)
3-15
4-15
l-J
40c
15c
5-
4- 3
1
4-15
$37'/2c
4-15
3-15
35c
4-15
$1
4-15
3-15
3-31
1
Canada^ Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)___
t$1.75
5-
.
1
5-
$83Ac
(quar.)
$60c
______
com.
1
4-
3
4-
Management Fund,
4-15
7>/2c
*
3
5-
1
3-10
4-14
i
50c
4-14
3-23
$40c
(interim)
4-15
3-15
$75c
Inc
4-15
3-15
15c
Rhode Island,
(quar.)_,_______:
4-15
3-31
14c
4-21
3-31
$1
5-
1
4-14
37'/ac
8-
1
7-19
25c
8-
1
7-19
com.__
(quar.)„__
37'/2c
11-
1
10-19
25c
Company,
common
(quar.)__
11-
1
10-19
62'/ac
4-28
(quar.)
60C
4-14
5-
$1
1
4-10
1
3-31
5-
1
3-31
5/,
1
4-
A
(quar.)
4-10
1
6-20
6-
6
'V
Kable
Printing Co.
/
$1
5-
1
87'Ac
5-
1
5-
2c
5-
1
4-20
3c
5-
1
4-20
>
(s-a)__
Mutual Fund, Inc..
Joplln Water Works/6% preferred
Journal Publishing Co. of
Ottawa,
4-17
1
!
preferred series
preferred B (quar.)
Johnston
3-31
5-15
5-
Johnson—
2nd
2nd
.
4-14
1
20c
4-20
3-31
$1.50
4-15
4-
$20c
4-15
3-31
15C
(quar.)_
Lld.___.
4-28
4-18
(quar.)___^
1
Kansas City Power & Light—
3.8%
3
4%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Ry.,
,
95c v
6-
1
$1
_;
4-20
3-31
4%
preferred (quar.)_
Kellogg Switchboard ft Supply Co.,
5% preferred (quar.)
1
7
6-
1
5-15
>
5-15
King-Seeley Corp.,
common
(quar.)_________
25c
4-25
4-10
$1.12ya
4-25
4-10
Kingan St Co., 4% preferred (quar.)___
4% "preferred (quar.)
!
4-20
4-10
Kirkland
5-31
5-16
Kress
25c
4-15
3-27
Kroehler
$1
6-15
5-15
6-15
5-15
4'/a%
4ya%
4-30
4-10
-
1
4-14
;
5-
15c
4-15
25c
4-
5
(quar.)_
4-15
4-
25c
4-10
3-30
4-
3-22
25c
3
4-14
3-31
56'Ac
(quar.),
(quar.)—
5-15
5-1
30c
4-14
3-20>
50c
5-
4-14
1
Mining, Ltd.—
Si Company (quar.)___
J
5%
conv.
4-
4
4-29
4-
4
40C
4-15
3-31
$1 "
5-
1
4-14
$1
8-
1
7-14
$2c
5-
1
3-31
50c
6-
1
5-10
(quar.)
$1.12'A
$1.12'A
(quar.)
$1.12'A
Brewing Co
preferred
,
4-15
4-29
(quar.)
La Luz Mines, Ltd.,,
La Plant-Choate Mfg. Co.,
5
20c
Gold
Mfg.,
preferred A
preferred A
preferred A
4'A%
Krueger (G.)
*
25c
—
(irreg. >___
(8. H.)
$1.25
........
Lake
3-31
$1
15c
$1.25
com
50c
(quar.)_.
2*
3-21
4-2»-
50c
Co., com. <quar.)__
pfd. (ouar.)_____
of
5-
Corp.—
par)
Johnson Ranch Royalty
Extra
4-1
—
Company, Inc.
8-
4-10
4%
Foundation, Ltd.,
preferred
Tea
4%
4-10
5-
5-
5-
Grand
(H.
1
1
583Ac
(quar.)
(F.
Johnson &
/■
5-26
(quar.)
7
95-
7-18
4-
Industries, Inc.—
Drug Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Grayson-Robinson Stores, common
$2.25
preferred
(quar.)
Great American Insurance
(N. Y.)
•6-
$3
55c
4-17
5-30
Inc.
12-20
1
1
4-25
(quar.)
common
7-
1
$1.50
$50c
Co.,
12-30
$1.50
■
8-
25c
Gray
Green
$1.25
3-24
5-
75c
(quar.)
Pumps, Inc.,
-9 20
93%C
(s-a)_,
Goodyear Tire & Rubber, common
(quar.)__
$5 preferred
(quar.)___
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4-11
20c
Ltd.
6-20
9-30
9334c
(increased).
Corp.
Co
6-30
(quar.)
25c
Co.
,5- 1
sj
4-10
(quar.)
4-10*
15c
pfd.
(quar.)
&
6-15
50%
(quar.)____
5-
50c
$1.25
common
4-20
5-
Kansas City Southern
(quar.)__
Gladding McBean
•
5%
com.
1
30c
3-31
preferred
4-10
$25c
4-15
preferred
3-30
$$1.25
3-31
4-20
33A%
4-20
$1
—
4-15
l2'/ac
..
4-15
33A%
$l,37J/2
(quar.)
3-31
4-15
5-10
$1.25
(quar.)
4-10
5-10
>5-1
933Ac
$6 preferred
4-10
4-29
'
6c
-
6-20
4-11
56'Ac
L.) Company, 5% pfd.
Jersey Central Power & Light—
V 4% preferred (quar.)
Jewel
87y2c
—
1
1
15c
Participating
r
75-
4-18
5-25
50c
(Boston)
$2.50
4-17
5-22
50c
convertible pref/(quar.)
Jacobs
3-17
11-20
5-25
$1
common
6%
:V
"
8-21
1
933Ac
.
dividend),
Investors Mutual, Inc
Investors Trust Cc. of
3-31
1
1
50c
iquar.)___
4-20
V
v.
$1.06yi
4-10
75c
Corp.—
(quar.)
1
69-
Co.—
Investors
5-
4-10
12-
25c
Participating
4-25
4-20
25c
'
Ltd.
Investment
'
50c
Common
5-
3-31
4-10
1
25c
i
6% convertible preferred (quar.)__:
Interstate Department Stores
George
Golden
——
I2V2C
4-25
5-1
5-
$25c
Co.
($100
$2.50 preferred
Wares, Ltd.,
(quar.)
4-10
Dome
3-27
$1
preferred
4-101
_
4-10
Harvester
1
(quar.)
4-20
—
10c
4-14
>25c
(resumed).
International Resistance
4-14
4-15
1
25c
(stock
preferred ($5 par)
International Power Co.,
4-14
4-29
1c
25c
(quar.)__
Nickel
preferred
4-20
5-
37'/ac
________
I-„I—
Light Co.,
Milling,
7%
4-14
4-29
&
4-18
Canada, Ltd.—
7%
3-31
25c
——
4-20
30c
—
1
4-24
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Globe-American
(quar.),
(quar.)
common
Putnam Fund of Boston—
Certificates of beneficial interest
Gerrard (S. A.)
$$5
—
;
5-
$50c
;
12'Ac
>
3-31
$1.25
i
50c
—
4-15
3.31
25c
(quar.)
International
5
preferred
preferred
General Steel
3-31
*■"
:
(Indiana)
$15
Co
3-29
4-15
$1.25
of
International
3-31
3-31
4-28
4-15
ti5C
_
Co.
International
9-15
4-21
4-21
5-17
1
$1.25
Brownhoist
4-
Public Service,
$4
4-10
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd
Dominguez Oil Fields
44-
4-25
Fund—
Co.
4-15
4-15
4-10
4-25
'
2
$35c
Inc. (quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
$5.50
6
10c
—
Cox
$5
4-25
participating preferred (s-a)
Dictograph Products Co.,, Inc.—
Dividend Shares, Inc
&
2c
12-
—15c
6%
10-
6-15
g-
■ • v
International Bronze Powders, Ltd.—
6% participating preferred
(quar.)__
12-
preferred
Investors
—15c
Co
1
37'/2C
preferred
General
Industrial
5-25
5-31
10c
Indianapolis Power
1
6
4-25
6-15
$1
>,
(quar.)
RR.
preference
4-20
A
25c
Steel
Products Co
Diamond Match
Company,
Dodge
6- 6
9- 6
50c
(increasedi
Detroit
Dixie-Home
6-19
25c
Mfg.
7-
(quar.)_™__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Indiana Associated
Telephone
$2 preferred (quar.)
:
,x
37'Ac
(s-a)
Mills,
Co.—30c
&
,
5-15
50c
Co.
A
common
preferred
12-20
Corp.,
Motors
9-18
4-
4-
4-19
.
4-25
6-10
*
31C
Incorporated Investors
5
4-15
5-15
50c
(quar.)____
Co.,
30c
preferred
$3.50
Power
35c
preferred
General
Lines
Edison
Detroit
4-15
15c
Ltd
4%
4-15
25c
4-15
„
6-27
9-26-
1
12-28
6-21
9-20
12-20
25c
4-14
4-
$5c
4-12
3-10
7
Inc.—
(quar.)—
31'Ac
5- 1
4-17
10c
4-10
3-31
La Salle Extension
<
Increased
8
1
5-
25c
preferred (quar.)__„
_____
5%
9-15
———
4-30
4-25
35c
56'Ac '
(quar.)
(quar.),
4%
10-20
Corp; of Canada
Light Co. (quar.i—
4-
5-3
!
53'Ac
Y.)
preferred
4.70%
3-31
4-20
5-
General
——
Company
4-17
$1
5-15
5c
(quar.)
Illinois Terminal
Illinois Zinc Co
7
65c
;
(quar.)
4-20
General
preferred
Imperial Tobacco Co.
pref. (quar.)
Inc.—
Company,
11-15
12-18
4-14
San Fran¬
com.
(N.
preferred
Illinois
3-31'
(accum.)
4-
3-31
™._y.
Illinois Central RR., common
6% ncn-cum. preferred
4-15
(quar.)—
4-25
3-17
Debenture & Securities
Delaware Power &
1
15c
6-15
'
5-
65c
4_15
4-29
4-10
common—.
Corp.
5%
4-18
$1.50
Co.
5%
3-27
60c
1
:—
4-28
4-12
(increased)——'
1
Corp.,
j
5
$1.25
(quar.)!-™
Sash & Door, com.
4-18
$1.06'A
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Electric
4-
;—__
4-28
Finance Corp.—
7-
—
Danciger
62'Ac
common..
Foods
pfd.
5%
5%
8-21
American
General
$2.25
8-11
9-11
General
50c
9-15
/
-v::
Baking Co.,
50c
Davidson
8-15
*******
30c
General
5
Co.,
(quar.)
Hub Loan
Company, 5% preferred (quar.),
Hussman Refrigerator
Co., common__
5-19
3
.
quar.),,
>'
6-15
5_
40c
45c
Inc. (initial)
IIIIIII-ZIII
Finance Corp., common
(quar.),
4-15
5
5
(quar.)
preferred
1
4-
50c
(increased
$$1
.
3-17
Fund,
33A%
6-10
5-
50c
com.
10-1
5
4-15
(quar.)
30c
4-15
8-
A
(quar.)
Denver
$1.121/2
._____™
7- 1
4-
25c
(quar.)__
& Hardart
Hudson
.
$2.50
5
4-15
20c
(quar.)
25c
——
4-14
1
4-
25c
Manufacturing Co., Ltd.—
Household
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)—Company,
-
preferred series
$3.75
(quar.)
5-
3-21
4-15
l5c
Houdaille-Hershey
1
-y-.
(quar.)
5-15
4-
Horn
5-
$2.50
Co™__—————————*
8-15
$1.12'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
$2
Detroit
Sixth
10c
11-6
.
3-17-
5-14
\
$1.50
Company, 5%
General
$4.25
•
4-15
25c
$1.50
Co.
Canada.
10c
(quar.)
$2
class A
Power
preferred
3
4-11
Co.
(quar.)
10c
preferred
Vilbiss
West
preferred
4%
9-30
$1.12'A
Curtlss-Wright Corp.,
$2
of
preferred
7-
Semi-annual
De
Co.
preferred
6%
-
1
*
(quar.)
Maryland
Insurance
preferred
Gardner
1
5-
3-31
4-
25c
$1 non-cumulative
class A (quar.)
$1 non-cu^hulative class A
(quar.)
$1 non-cumulative class A
(quar.)__
5% preferred (quar.)
8-11
11-10
4-15
3-30
_____
(Henry) & Company,
5-12
1
1
$50c
General
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Atlantic Sugar Co.
(quar.)
Curlee Clothing,
4V2% preferred (quar.),—:
Dayton
6-14 '
1
9-
$26c
(quar.)
of
Ltd.,
(Robert)
$1.75
Cuban
33i%
4-
6-30
6-
4-17
4-15
Holly Development Co. (quar.)
Holly Sugar Corp., common
(quar.)
6-30
5-10
1
12-
—
& Company,;
Products, Inc.—
of
$1.75
~_™__
Dana
4-11*
4-15
$2
—
A
5-19
30c
__
——
4'A%
Gair
7-25
6-
■■
Stores, Inc.—
preferred
preferred
$2.20
Holden
4-1
1
21'Ac
Inc.,^_
(Edward) Lumber
(R.) & Co., $4 class
Class
$25c
(quar.),—
^
Mills
Gabriel
______
3-31
$1.25
(quar.)
conv.
Frontier
3-31
4-25
1
4-15
5-
"37yac
(quar.)___
(quar.)
(quar.),
Hoffman Radio Corp.—
New common (Initial
quar.)
4-14
4-
$1.25
(quar.)___!
Telegraph Co. (s-a)
Fraser Cos., Ltd., common
Froedtert Grain & Malting Co.,
3-31
4-25
4-15
4-28
pfd.-(quar.)
C
Monthly
Hoe
7
75c
pfd.
Hlnes
5
4-15
$1
Insurance Co. of Canada
Four-Twelve
6-15
90c
__________
Creamery Package Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
Crown Cork & Seal
Co., Inc. (quar.),
Crum & Forster, common
(quar.)—
w
8%
preferred (quar.)
—:
Cuban-American Sugar Co.,
7% preferred (quar.)
7% preferred
(quar.)——————
Cudahy Packing, 4'A% preferred (quar.),—
Culver Corp.
(s-a)_———_______
Extra
1
$1.75
(quar.)
7%
7-
4-
32'/2C
Franklin
$1.13
4-15
$1
Extra
(quar.)——_______
30c '
—
Foundation
4«/2 %
6-28
1
Insur¬
preferred B (quar.)
Hibbard, Spencer Bartlett & Co.
6-28
7-15
&
5%
5-12
7-15
30c
Insurance
4-10
5-15
6-
•
$1.25
4-25
1
1
70c
4-14
preferred series A (quar.)
preferred series B
(quar.)
41/2%
3-24
60c
(quar.)
8c
6-
4-10
4-
5-
Hewitt-Robins, Inc. (quar.)
Heywood-Wakefield Co., common
3-31
v
3-31
4-28
683Ac
40c
Products
preferred
4'A%
4-13
4-15
4-15
$1.12y2
^ .JEonvertible Prefefred
Holt
3-31
$50c
7%
4-15
25c
■
quar.),,,,
4-12
:
1
50c
(quar.)
Fort
4-17'"
5-19
5-
4-25
4-20
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—
1
15c
15c
________
6-
15c
Participating preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Royalty Oil Co. (s-a)
________
6-15
Steel
4- 6
$1.50
Inspection
common
Powder
g
5-10
$1.12y2
Corp
Hercules
6.
• -
(quar,).
Hercules
3-31
$1.50
Pitt Brewing Co.
(quar.)
Foster-Wheeler Corp.,
6% prior preferred (quar.)
6% prior preferred (quar.),
Consolidated Textile Mills,
Ltd.,
5% preferred (s-a)
Continental Gin Co.,
4-15
20c
25c
1
4-25
$1.50
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Co.
1500 Walnut Street
Corp., $3 pfd.
5%
5-15
5-25
Mfg.
Company,
8
60c
4>A%
Industries,
Common
1
Railway—
cisco
(quar.)
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
7
6-
Hecht
5-
(quar.)
Paper Co. (quar.)
Consolidated Royalties, Inc.—
Consolidated
3-15
5-15
,
prior
Flour
200%
4-17
—
Fleury-Bissell,
held)——*
$1.25
Co.. cl. A. (see Max Factor
Co.)
Fireman's Fund
4-17
Y.),
Hayes
Hayes
4-
1
6-
.
Co
preferred B
preferred D
5%
4-10 >
4-25
(quar.),
A
Fidelity & Deposit
4-15
5%
$15c
(John J.)
Fibreboard
Electric,
$$1
1
(quar.)
rr
convertible
■
Electric
6-1
(s-a)
Traders
Common
5
4-
Haverhill
Hawaiian
4-25
(quar.)
Co.,
Lithographing Co., 6%
3-31
4-14
4-10
(initial)
(initial
Havana
1
x
11- I
*
(quar.)
1
8.
6_20
Marx
Boiler
5-
-'
•
5. x
4-15
125c
Corp. of America—
4y2% preferred (quar.)
4-25
(quar.),,
60c
(quar.)
Hat
$1
pfd.
Phonograph Corp.
A
Co.,
&
Fire
1
x
Cementing Co.
Light Co.
5-
17c
(accum.)
Federated Department
r
1
51c
_
Federal
5
5-
5
5c
Quarterly
Quarterly
4- 5
4-15
1
4-
$1.12y2
(T.
Factor (Max)
9
15c
_______
for
preferred
Farmers
9
12-
44-
Co.,
preferred
Fairbanks
12-15
4-15
4-15
4-15
Steam
Co.
ance
87VaC
H.) Co., Ltd.—•
4.16% preferred (quar.)_^
Eversharp, Inc. (resumed)
4-29
6-15
$$2
t$2
preferred
(quar.)_
Consolidated Gas, Electric Light &
Power Co.
(Baltimore 1
stock
dividend
(Two
addi¬
shaies
Railroad
Hartford
1
*
$5 preferred A (quar.)
Esmond Mills, Ltd., 5%
preferred
5-15
5-15
$1
(quar.)
Equipment—
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
&
$5
4-14
5-
$5
tional
4-
Co., $2
Derrick
f Estabrooks,
——
Edison
Boat
$5
4-14
40c
pfd.
(quar.)
4-14
4-15
9.
12- 1
371/aC
pfd.
(quar.)_
&
Electric
6-12
x
$35c
$2.40
Well
Schaffner
Hartford
6-30
6.
-
j35c
%.
^V/y/oa Preferred
Hart,
3.31
Canada, Ltd.
Harrisburg Gas Co.,
4-15
5-15
(monthly)
preferred
4%
preferred
Equitable Gas Co.
■/>,;../•]
10c
Corp.
Emsco
Erie
—
1
$$1.12,/2
81'Ac
Empire Millwork Corp
Empire Southern Gas Co.
re-
________
3-15
5-
40c
Street
A
Electric
4%
50c
12'Ac
6%
B
Steel
Sault
Emerson Radio &
9-30
35c
$$1.25
_
4-15
Oil
3-15
4-15
$1<25
of
Quarterly
4-1
preferred (quar.)
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co., com.
(quar.),
7%
1st preferred
(s-a)
6% 2nd preferred (s-a)_,
4-25J
Industries—
Dearborn
preference
preferred
Electric
6-13
Co.,
Heating
Chemical
Consolidated
I
$$2
Power
tquar.)_
Consolidated
12-
6-30
common—
$2.20 preferred
(quar.)
Connecticut River Power,
Consolidated
4-10
1st
Edgewater
_
&
6%
Mines, Ltd.
Bakeries, Ltd.—
Edison
-v
Halliburton
4. 5
4-15
t35c
Co.,
4-14
$3
(quar.)
Brothers
4-14
$75C
Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd
Harblnson-Walker Refractories
6%
preferred (quar.J
4-1
$30c
4%
partic. preferred
Eastern Massachusetts
4-7
(Toronto)—
(quar.)_
Car
1
4-
4-14
9
—i
5-1
5-1
20c
Sullivan
1
w
Consolidated
Eastern
per
preferred> (quar.)—
preferred (quar.):
$2.00
7
1
—
— .——
Light
4-
Inc.—
—^
preferred
East
4-20
75c
Year-end
$1.90
9
5-
—
.
Connecticut
6-
Hampshire)—
Ltd.,
6
4-20
I
8-
(quar.)
8
Nemours—
4-12
■
$5
for
de
5-15
$5
$105.50
4-
Halle
1
1
$3
Canada—
& Alabastine
(quar.)
4-29
(quar.)
of
65-
4-15
50c
'
(quar.)
7
/
37yac
—
(quar.)
Common
4-
$25c
(quar.*)
Supply Co.
7-
87 '/2c
—
(C. G.)
•4-
I.)
preferred
Common
$$1.75
preferred
1
,
$5
Gypsum Lime
4-6
4-28
common
&
Co.
4-6
$25c
Ltd.
(quar.)
1
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
preferred
Co.,
Realty
5-1
•
.
$25c
Metals
(E.
6-
(accum.)
Life
6
(Ohio)
called
at
Co.
Ltd., class B
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
5-1
$$1.25
$40c
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Duro Test Corp.
(s-a)
Duquesne Light Co., 5% 1st
Dwight Manufacturing Co
5-15
./■
14
Commonwealth Telephone Co.—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Concord
1
$3.50
50c
—
dividend),
Inc.————
Commonwealth Edison
Chemical
9-1
(quar,)
■■
entirely
April
3-28
Ltd.—
Per ' When Holder*
Share-<Payable of Reo.
7%
preferred (accum.)
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—
Chemical Co., Ltd.—
Textile
$35c
_______
share plus
4-
1
4-15
—
on
3-31
25c
„„„;
demption
&
convertible
du Pont
3-24,
60c
——
Commercial Credit Co.
3.60% pfd. 1 Being
3-28
4-15
Dryden Paper Co., Ltd
i
4-20
$50c
Enterprises, Ltd.,5% pfd. (quar.)_
Quarterly
4-15
(quar.)
Ducommon
$35c
Engineering-Superheater,
$25c
$35c
$4 preferred A
(quar.)
$3.25 2nd preferred (quar.)
1
u..
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric—.
Combined
Combustion
(quar.),
Guardian
Ltd.,
41/2%
8-
com.™
Co.
4-15
(quar.)
preferred
$35c
Insurance
1
convertible
Common
Woollens & Worsted,
Donnacona Paper Co.,
6-
___.
„—_
Tar
Dominion
$2
:
Semi-annual
5-
$25c
45
Brewery Co.
Griess-Pfleger Tanning Co. (quar.)
Co., 6% pfd. (s-a>
Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)__.
4-15
Voting trust certificates
$1.25
(quar.)_,
Colgate-Palmolive Peet, common
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
1
,
Western
Grlscom-Russell
4-15
5-
5%
4-12
.
—
Common
6%
(quar.)
Columbus
preferred
Dominion Steel & Coal,
10c
Common
Common
1
Dominion
30C
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Quarterly
30c
(St. Louis)
Co., Ltd.—
5-
$37'Ac
common
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum
Co.,
5%
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)--—-.—$1.12'A
Clinchfield Coal Corp.
(quar.)
'
25c
Clinton Water Works, 7%
pfd. (quar.)™.:$1.75
Club Aluminum Products
Co.———
Coca-Cola Bottling
$20c
Drexel Furniture (quar.),
(quar.)
Illuminating Co.,
5
—
Ltd.,
4-
4-15
25c
(quar.)
Cleveland Electric
Co.,
preferred
3-31
5-
$75c
4-10
1
45c
Circle
Class
7%
3-31
Griesedieck
8
$$3
Dominion Malting Co.,
Ltd.,
Common (quar.)
20c
(quar.)
________
City
7-15
*
(quar.)
4-18
15c
New Orleans & Texas Pacific
Ry.
preferred ; (quar.)
5%
preferred
Glass
4-15
4-151
$12 Vic
(quar.)
3-31
87 Vic
Cincinnati Gas &
Electric, com. (increased),
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal RR.
Co.—
4%
preferred
(s-a)
Co.,
1st
preferred
Dominion
______
Cincinnati,
6%
12c
preferred (quar.).__
Chicago Corp.
(quar.)
Chicago Molded Products
(irreg.)
Oil
convertible
Dominion
50c
3 'A%
Cotton
7
5c
Inc
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
Chlckasha
2nd
4-
_m
n
Name of Company
,
4-28
4-29
$43c
5
Power—
(.quar.)
Chemical Fund,
'
,
5-23
$75c
(quar.)
5-
13c
Increased quarterly
-i;
45c
Certain-teed Products Corp.,
4'A% prior pfd.
Entirely called for redemption on
April 15"^,:'"/''at $105 per share
plus this dividend
20c
Chase National Bank
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
40c
Chasers, Inc.
preferred
4-15
37'Ac
Corp.____
non-cum.
:
(1501)
Holdere
Payable of Rec.
$40c
Engineering Works, Ltd.—
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common
7
4-
7-31
10c
_______
____™.
Electric
5%
When
Share
Dominion
4-20
25c
_,
Celtic
Knitting Co., Ltd..!
Centlivre Brewing Corp._____
Central Aguirre Sugar Co
6
$1.05
:
-
Company \
Bridge
Co„ Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Coal, Ltd., 6%
pfd. (accum.)
Dominion
Dairies, Ltd., common
3-31
5-10
50c
common.
Dominion
•
4-20
4*15
/>>
4-
CHRONICLE
Per
Name of
4-10
50c
Paper, 4% pfd. (quar.)..,™
Carrier Corp., 4%
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred
Celotex Corp., common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
,
common
Carpenter
Caterpillar
When
COMMERCIAL> FINANCIAL
University—
quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
:—
Quarterly
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR.
10c
7-10
6-30
10c
(quar.)
10-10
9-30
10c
1-10-51
12-27
25c
4-14
4-
t
r
46
Lamston
Mutual
H.i, Inc.,
(M.
Quarterly
Quarterly
25c
'
.
—■——
Extra
"
■
4
Valley Coat Corp.—
S3 non-cum. 1st preferred
preferred
4*2%
Satt
Leslie
4-10
5-15
50c
4-la
—
$1.12Va
Insurance
Quarterly
Corp. tquar.i
National Lire Insurance
Lincoln
lad.)
Wayne.
Quarterly
Telephone &
—
Common
Co.
Link-Beit
Oil
Lion
'
(quar.)
preferred
37*aC
$1.25
.—
(quar.)
---
—-
(quar.i
Co.
5- 1
8- 1
11- 1
(quar.)
(Thomas J.) Inc., 6% preferred—
Entire issue caaed for redemption oi. July 1
$30
at
Lock
per
Joint
8%
Pipe
Ino
Lockwoxi-Dutchess,
Louisville
National
5%
5%
preferred
Louisiana
National
5- 1
4-21
The
45c
$1.25
31'Ac
4-15
4-15
4-15
3-31
$1.50
50c
50c
$2ob
(quar.i—
par)
<$25 par)
(quar.)
& Light Co.—
Power
preferred
(quar.;—...
5- 1
4-10
5-15
4-15
"
...
Company, Ltd.
Lowney
(Walter M.)
Luzerne
3.8%
M. J.
preferred
M. &
4
Mackinnie
Oil
$1.00%
Drilling
6:
55c
Drug Stores,
Maine
Central
pfd.
5%
Maltine
Metal
Bond
Manufacturers
4-14
v4- 3
$1.06*4
20c
5- 1
4-15
4-15
4-
The
3-31
.
.
•
3-31
$5
:
_
Selected
5-15
5-
4-14
4- 3
4-15
4-
(N.
Co.
Y.i
(quar.i—
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Common
1—
W-—-i——-
Mar-Tex
Realization,
Common
Massachusetts
Tnist— °
Investors
Massawippi Valley RR.
Macotta
Maul
Stock
Max
&
preferred
(quar.i—
—r.
.
Clas.i
'
—
Iquar.i——
(quar.)
&
v
Co.
Co
r
•
preferred (quar.i
4Va c/o, preferred (quar.i
4vb%
preferred (quar.)
Michigan Bumper Corp., (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.--
preferred
—
Bakeries,
Corp., Ltd.
Midwest
Rubber
Reclaiming,
4preferred (quar.)__
Manufacturing Cc.,
Northern
Indiana
4
.
A
(quar.)
Minnesota
&
Ontario
Louis
Mississippi
&
$6
Power
preferred
preferred
Class
3-24
4-
1
Oliver
Corp.,
4-15
4-
1
Oliver
United
4-15
4-
1
Olympic
8-
7-15
1
4-14
4-
5-
1
1
6-12
Omnibus
4
Light
Loan
A
—37'/2c
4-25
7%
'
5
4-10
4-14
Company,
Oxford
4-
'
Society,
5Mj%
pfd.
/
__
Co—
Coast
5-10
4-15
4-
Ciass
4-
common
17V2C
4-20
3-31
Republic
4-15
3-31
Revere
.
90c
Class
3-31
4-15
5-23
6-1
4-15
5c
4-20
4-
5-
:,
4-10
4-
5
4-10
4-
3-
4-10
1
Pacific
3-15
4-15
Corp. of America,
preferred
4-20
$1.31*4
Co.,
:
"
6%
6
5c
—
5-
1
4-
SO'Ac
5-1
4-
37V2c
4-17
7%
1st
7%
1st
7%
1
50c
;
3-31
4-29
$1:12*2
1
4-12
5-
7%
Mfg.
—,.J„i.-Vv.
•
...1
10c
States
preferred
Power,
(quar.)
common
——
Munislng Paper,
preferred
5%
(quar.)—
A
(quar.)__„
Chemical Co.
of
4-15
'
Parke
4-
4-14
Peninsular
4-20
3-31
3-31
Common
4-20
$1
' 5-
25c
1
'
■
6-
Common
$1
1
1
5-15
0-28
-
6-15
9-28
-
$1
♦75c
5-15
4-14
.
preferred-(quar.)
—
preferred
(quar.).
preferred
(qtiar.).——...——
$L50
"
—$1.50
$1.50
-'
12-28
4
9-21
12-21
&
v
preferred
4-
4-15
preferred
3
6-15
$1.12*2
25c
4-15
4-
10-
2
9-15
4-15
4-
Mfg.
1
4-15
3-15
1
6-19
7-
32*2C
10- 2
4-15
4-
5-1
4-14
7-1
6-15
$1.75
$1.75
104-
1
$1.75
7-1
$1.75
105-
3-15
6-15
1
19c
:
3
9-15
1
$1.75
;
9-15
1
4-20
93*40
5-1
4-20
10c
4-20
4-
50c
(quar.i.
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-14
Co
$1.25
5
3-20
$50c
4-21
4-21
3-20
$10c
5-
4-
Ltd., common
Mills.
Ltd
4-15
$1.10
3-20
25c
4-25
4-15
of
1
1
Ages
Rothmore
Class
3-31
7%
4-25
4-15
Russ
50c
4-15
4-
5
A
Russeks
75c
5-15
5-
6
$1
4-15
4"
0"
Inc.,
' r
4-
S
4-
75c
5- 5
4-29
4-
62 V2C
7
5-15
$1.18%
1
5-15
,
1
1
9-15
12-15
62 *2 c
25c
5-15
5-
9-
1
12-
1
17 Vac
4-15
3-31
6*4 c
4-15
3-31
50c
4-15
3-31
$1.75
4-15
3-31
$1.40
4-25
(quar.)
15C
4-15
(resumed)
35c
4-29
4-14
7-
1
6-
4-
7
(qu3r.)
Inc.
Avenue,
Foods.
Inc.
(accum.)
—_
8-15
8-
5
11-
$$1.06
5
5-15
5-
5
8-15
8-
5
25c
11-15
25c
21-15-51
33c
,
,
Ltd.. $2
1st pfd.
1st
$18%C
Flour Mills Co.,
.
33c
.
;
j
Paper
Mills,
Ltd.—
Francisco Ry.—*
(quar.)
__T
"$$1.75
—
'
33C
11-15
11-
4
S3
33c
2-15-51
.2-
5
$5
preferred -tquar. 1
preferred "iquar.i
4-
-•/
4
4- 4
5-
1
3-31
5-
1
3-31
4-25
$$1.50
...
—
— — •
$60c
—
4-
4
-4-25
4-
4
- •
$1.25
—•
•
—,
:
$1.25
—-
.
4-25
—
preferred (quar.i—
preferred (quar.i
preferred
„
$25c
—
2nd
Louis-San
$5
7
Ltd.—
(reduced)
'
;
6
3-23
4-25
+50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preierred (quar.)
$2.40
St.
37 *2 c
(initial)
preferred
Lawrence
$G
4
2-
St.
4-
Light & Power Co.—
Lawrence
7%
4-10
'
Ltd.,
iquar.i
Common
5
25c
St.
1
9-10
12-10
pfd.
6%
Lawrence Corp..
2nd
6-
6-10
25c
Corp., common
(quar.)
pid.
Joseph
75c
6-15
710-
1-2-51
62 *2 C
—._
1
6-
25c
Fine
Common
——
6-
25c
5th
4*4%
St.
(quar.)
5
$1
(quar.)
4-21
35c
(quar.i.:
Co
4
56c
4-
Corp.
Building Cc
W
&
St.
1
4-15
3-20
4-
4-15
.
Saguenay Power Co.,
'
1
25C
4-14
4-14
Typewriter Co., common
preferred Iquar.i
50c
l
30c
50c
(quar.)
Co.
-
Co.—
4-14
—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Royal
$1.50
Y.)
(N.
—
Button
Quarterly
3-20
4-15
Insurance
preferred F (quar.i
43A% preferred G (quar.)__
9-19
$1.12*2
Co.—-—
(quar.):
'■&'
50c
4%
Rock
32*2c
preferred (quar.)__
——:
$1.32 prferred (quar.;.—
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred
(quar.),;
—
$ 1.33 " preferred. '(quar:"):_.___—^_^_j.2f:._-
1
4-10
1
20c
Inc
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.. com.
Co.—
(quar.).
(quar.).i
$1.31*4
(quar.)
Quarterly
4-15
5-
$1.20
quarterly)
common
5-
(quar.f—
Co.,
Cotton
Robinson
1
-
50c
Telegraph
"v
Inc., ~
(quar.)
Paper
4-
4-15
'i
(quar.)
Rochester-American
(quar.)_
(resumed).
9-15
10- 2
-
$50c
1
(quar.)
Express
$5c
25c
1
(quar.i
preferred
6-15
7-
$27c
i
—
participating class A (accum.)
preierred
iquar.i ___—
1
4-
iquar.i
preferred
11-15
7-3
J40C
$1.25
7
4-15
Corp
Telephone,
8-15
1
12-
Cement Co.—
Riverside
j
(quar.).—
Inc.
5-15
1
9-1
$40c
.
'
common—"../
Inc.,
Raisin
River
$5
$1
1
America—
6%
Tilford,
(quar.)l(quar.)—
(quar.)
3-27
Ltd. (s-a)
(quar.)-
Motors
Davis
4-15
■
$1.50
50c
6%
&
Park
3-31
4-20
62>/2c
;
Muskegon Mptor Specialties—
class
5-10
4-30
62V2c
(quar.i
& Telegraph
5-31
tl2'/2c
(quar.)
Paramount
6»
$40c
(quar.)__
(quar.i—:
preferred
preferred
2nd
Rich's,
5
4-15
20c
25c
(quar.)—
Companies,
preferred
4%
5-10
5-31
lc
Paraffine
Co.
5-10
i-.'S
Corp,
preferred
2nd
7%
>
4-15
3*4%
(irreg.)
Co.
1
Inc., common (quar.)
2nd
Inc.—
(quar.)
Corporation
3-31
Mills, Ltd.
&
Pacolet
6
———
(quar.i.:
preferred
Packard-Bell
6
(quar.)————————
Co
Telephone
6-
$28C
preierred
preferred
6
Inc.—
Cement
4-15
25c
'
_
Racing Association,
Revere
3-31
4-15
20c
(quar.)_
___—
Packer
common
A'((quar.)_
4-
4-29
Portland
Pacific
1
5-
Ltd..
preferred
3-31
4-
4-27
18o
-
Lighting Corp., $4.50 pfd.
4.40%
preferred (Initial quar.)
6
4-20
5-
Brass___
Copper & Brass;
5
25c
1-
Pacific
4-11
1
4-15
4-20
1
$25c
iquar,)__
Mills,
Aviation
Rice, Stix,
preferred (quar.)-;——-
(quar.)
&
(quar.i__-_i
Rochester
Common
3-27
A
514%
15c
.'
(quar.)
(increased
4-14
1
5-
v
5
15c
quar.)
12*2c
Common
V
1
5-
25c
$5c
Robertson
Electric
3-23
3-29
50c
(quar.)
3
(Calif.)—
Intcrmountain
5-15
11-15
A
4-17
(resumed) —
(increased)
Terminals Co.,
&
4-13
5-11
4-13
$1.25
—
prefeired
Renold-Covcntry,
4-12
4-27
Extra
Corp.
;
3-31
50c
50c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
non-cumulative preferred
non-cumulative preferred
nonrcumuiative preferred
$1.60
;
'
Ltd.—
Canada
Copper
4-14
—_
preferred
conv.
Pacific
6-15
12-15
12'/2c
—
IMountain States Telephone
6%
25c
Co..—
Gas
t50c
Co.—
Royal Rice
Mutual
4
-4-
10c
5%
50c
—
Plan
conv.
4-14
■
$$1.50
'
redeemable
$1.60
4-
Pacific
35c
(quar.i.
Morris
$2
4-15
4-14
Pacific Finance
(see Philip Morris>—
5%
"5- 1
4-25
Ltd.-—
(quar.)
B
Regent, Knotting
I
4-29
3-15
$1.50.
common
(Philip)
Mountain
3-31
5%
1;
4-15
4-10
A.), $2 class A
(C.
Class
5-
j
5-25
.
Co
(Mass.),
Corp.
preierred
Reed
5-31
$1.50
v
3-13
4-10
$1.25
___
_____
$25c
Equipment & Realty,
preierred
(accum.»
Puntip
5%
5-15
4-15
■
(initial quar.)_
Morris
Extra
4-21
4-10
Reda
3-20
5-15
(irreg.)
1st
Recce
50c
3-23
(quar.)38%c,;
&
Mount
4-15
•
"
Telegraph
Diablo
4-14
v
•
(quar.)
4-10
t50c
MorrelL (John)
Mount
%
$$1.75
Paper
41,a%
5
$50c
—
Montana Power Co., com.
$8 preferred (quar.)
$2.25
$87 *2 C
5-1
:
Reading Company, common (quar.)_!
4% 2nd preferred (quar.)________
Co.——
t$l
—
(quar.)—,
Motorola, Inc.
common
Pacific Coast Aggregates,
4-15
1
4-15
Corp.,
$1
—
(extra)—
Ltd.
5-
10c
4-10
15c
(initial
Television
&
preferred
Pacific
$1.50
(quar.)—
4-29
6%
4-15
;
Elevator
3-31
25c
Line Co.
Montgomery Ward & Co..
Montreal
4-
3-31
15c
3-31
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., com.
Co.—
Semi-annual—
Class
(quar.i
& Eleciric Service—
Semi-annual
Monroe
4-15
5-15
'3-31
quar.i———;
Increased
4-14
7-
•4-14
Railway
f 4-le
1
5
1
4-29
4-29
15c
4V2% preferred (quar.)
Filters, class A (quar.i
Radio
4-
.yv" v..
4-15
4-29
"
4-15
3-24*
4-15
'? Quebec Power Co. (quar.)...^
4-14
—
preferred (quar.)——
514%
4-15
1
4-15
6-1
Ogden
11-20
$2
5-
%
6-
1
$1.25
(quar.)—__
Quaker Oats Company, common
preferred (quar.»______
4-15
5-10
$1.25
4-29
'
1
4-24
5-15
-
3-15
6-
70c
4-29
i;
4-15
66c
4-20
$1.20
com.
(Initial
3
$2c
25c
4-
■-
«
$1.06*4
4-29
5-15
3-20
4-15
4-15
quar.).
5-15
5-15
3-20
4-15
$75c
dividend
(Increased
5-15
5-15
1
4-11
preferred (quar.i
Puget Sound Power & Light, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Purex
Corp.,
Ltd.____.__Purity Flour Mills, Ltd.—
Redeemable preference (quar.)
$1.06*.
Corporation—
2nd
liquidating distribution
Og.ethorpe Fund, Inc,_
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, 4%
pfd.
;; 8-21
•
15c
(quar.)
(Robert)
Chemical,
Noxzema
1
4-11
•'
25c
4V*%:
5-15
$1
(quar.)
Ry. Co.,;
Valley Barge
Missouri Gas
Mitchell
Power (Minn.)
$4.80
Otis
Paper Co.
4-22
$12c
(initial quar.)
5-31
—
Common
4-26
*
5-18
5-
3-31
1
Service—
Public
preferred
15c
$1
—
Minneapolis & St.
Mississippi
414%
Northern States
Miller
Class
24, at $105.25 per share plus this
4-22
$1.18*4
Engineering Works—
Northern
4-
5-
$$1.50
5
4-
4-15
'
■
6-15
25c
50V4c
Entire issue
4-22
Ry.—
10c
(quar.i
com.
4-22
4-26
1
(quar.)l—^
25c
4-26
4-26
•
preferred
Piping & Supply
Midwest
Public
25c
4-12
4-20
t50c
4-22
81.60
$3.60
(s-a>
4-26
'
3-31
4-15
(quar.) —
Co, of Colorado, 4.40% pfd.
called for redemption on April
Service
3-31
4-20'
90c
_____—
Gamble Co..
&
4-20
45c
—
______
Procter
.
adjustment preferred (quar.)
North American Refractories Co. (quar.)
7
Ltd...
America, Inc.
8% pfd.
Pressed Metals of
3-30
4-15
>
6c
Prosperity Company,'5% preferred
Revere
4-12
1
4-10
Co..——
Mines,
Dome
4-22
—
4-
j
4-14
10c
—
4-32
Reitinan's
4%
3
4-
3-10
(quar.)*—
preferred
4-22
93*4C
(Ohioi
Co.
4-21
4-15
$1.17*2
4-26
% 5-
(quar.)
1
4-14
(quar,)__
4-26
$1.50
Ltd,
4-
1
$1.25
(quar.i—
plartic.
E.)- Mfg.
(G.
East
3
1
5-
(quar.)
4-26
42 V2C
3-31
(quar.i—.
Preston
75c
(initial)
Western
10c
common
(quar.)
Pacific Grain
&
No-Sag
Norfolk. &
5-
Prentice
& Gas Corp.—
Electric
5- 1
4-15
preferred
Midland
3-31
4-12
./
4-22
4-22
3c
preferred (quar.)
Spring Co.
3*4%
5-
$1.10
4-26
Association—.
Electric
10c
Michigan Seamless Tube
4%
3-19
3-31
5-
Si
Telephone
preferred
1st
non-cum.
4-26
22 V2C
Gas
4-14
(quar.i
6%
3c
Co.,
6 % preferred. (quar. 1
Newberry (J. J.) Company
12-19
v 1 ..f
J
■_—$ 1,12Vb
5-31
,
$1.12Va " " 8-31
$1.12V3
11-30
15c
4-15
—:
6%
4-22
5c
—
Telephone
common
Newark
9-18
4-15
,
4-22
4-26
4-
5-
62 *2 C
u
preferred B (quar.i
Corp. of Canada, Ltd.—
8c
—_
3-20
25c
(quar.)
preferred
3.60%
Edison,
Co.
8c
(quar.)
State
New
6-19
■
Y.
Electric
General
lie
shares
shares.
'
t
4V2%
Midland
Common
4-10
.<
4-26
;
—•
''
:
Michaels Stern & Co.,
$4.40
England
4-10
15c
115c
—————.
Brewing Co., common
Common
Brunswick
N.
5-24
5-31
7- 3
10- 2
1-2-51
>4^2-51
$1
—: >
•
Portland
lc
2-
equipment
trade
New
3-33
4-20
37*3(5"
(quar.)
Cement
Mengel Company (resumed)
Mercury Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
Metz
4
3-31
4-14
,
12',1'C
Portland
4-
4-14
4-15
5- 1
$1
_
3-31
2c
•-Naugatuek Water Co. (s-a»_.:
.—
Nelsner Brothers, Inc., 43,i'o
pfd. (quar.)_
New Bedford Gas & Electric Light (quar.)._
.
'
,
Extra
Medusa
Railroad
8- .1
-
(quar.)
Stores
.
—„ —
Robbins, Inc.,
preferred
McLellan
—
_____
.___
(quar.)
B
2
_
Stores, class A
McKesson
$4
_
(quar.i
Common
$3
$$1
$1
50c
50c
50c
50c
l*2c
l*2c
___
(quar.i_l__
Common
shares
Railroad
Retail
series
4-10
—u
2c
—
4-20
60c
2c
——-——-——_
4-17
1
—___
_—
5c
———--—--
groups
3
1
5-
15c
2c
series
4-
15
4
5-
(quar.i_______—
Co,-
3-31
.
series
New
_____
(initial)
com.,
Common
3-31
Ltd.—
Co..
Common
4-25
20c
50c
A
(quar.i
Aircruft,
McPadden
0-1
10%
——
class
<quar.)___
Oil
stock
Stock
Selected
Company
4-15
4c
...
seiies
Preferred
11-15
;;r-
.
___-
McColl-Frontenac
4%
■
• --y u,
Company,
Corporation
McDonnell
(s-aL-*-.—
'Corp.
dividend
Factor
McCail
Balanced
3
17 *2 c
(quar.)__
2c
5-15
12- 1
$2.50 pfd.
Bolt Corp
&
4-15
Power
_
4-15
1
4-
$1.25
(s-a)
Plymouth Cordage Co., common
Employees' stock
Portland Gas Light, $5 preferred
4c
share:;
3-20
1
35c
'
;
(irreg.)
*
(Certificates of beneficial interest!
3-31
2c
series
April 29:
011
4-
4-15
$1
vl'd.
prior
Screw
Tool
Piomo
3-31
following are estimates oi the regular
distributions
on
those
series
which go
5c
—
4-15
4-15
Pittston
v
The
ex
4-10
(quar.i
2c
3-20
4-15
$2.50
4.70%
———!--■
4-15
4-30
50c
common.,—5c
(quar.)_
3-31
Potomac
series
4-15
(quar,).—llT/aC
preferred
Marshall Field & Co.
3-31
4-15
•
3-31
1
25%
6c
Retail trade shares-—.______
Maritime
* $20c
4-15
7c
shares
Railroad
4-10
5-
>
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.,
3c
Chemical shares
5
3-20
4-15
4-15
00c
50c
(quar.)—
3
4-10
1
(quar.;
7c
stock
4-10
1
5-
—
Pmroieum
Pitssburgn
4e
Building shares
25c
'9c
•
3-31
3c
—_—
common
1
5-
$1
Inc.,
preferred
4c
groups
6-
75c
RR.
■
3-31
4-15
—
Aviation
$1.08 *»
—-
Fund
4-15
4c
series
5-15
6- I
Gc
fund
Stock series
3-31
dividend
Stock
$4
——-—
stock
95C
5% pfd. (quar.)
Co.
(Hartford)
Insurance
Phoenix
Pioneer
6c
series
9-15
12-15
75c
following are
Income
3
1
$1.10
Corp.,
Pillsbury Mills,
series——
trust
10-
1-1-51
$1.07V2
preierred (quar.)
Phillips-Jones
distributions.
shares'
mutual
Low-priced
Trust
5
estimates of the fiscal
year-end approximate amounts that will
be paid to shareholders of record April 22:
Bond series —'
—
Low-prices bond series
'''•4-14''
3-31
common
5-
_———————
First
4-15
(quar.i
Marchant Calculating Machine Co.
7c!c
shares
Steel
3-15
RR.,
Company,
5-15
series
1
6-15
4-15
convertible preferred
4 *4 1c
Manhattan
5
—
Preferred
(accum.)
5-
The amounts shown are
shaies __w;L
6-16
1
$1
4-14
5-15
,
Automobile
—10c
common
3-15
4-28
funds sell ex-distrlbution
bond
9-15
12-15
Mori is & Co., Ltd.—
Common (iucrea&ed quar.i
47V2c
series
1
7-
$1
fin,up-
4-15
(quar.)——.
Low-priced
4
5-
5- 1
(quar.)—J.—13%c
preferred
Philadelphia & Trenton
37 l/2c
4-
Vac
50c
Macy (R. H.) & Company
4*»% preferred A (quar.
Maaing
3-31
3-31
53V»c
such
10-
1-1-51
$l.I21/2
35c
4-15
$37 Vac
(quar.)
of
6-16
Resumed
4-15
Low-priced common stock series....—
$1.50
(s-ai
;
3-31
Funds—
Speculative
——
Co.
Oil
common
3-31
4%
Mar. 31st.
1
non-cum.
15c
(quar.)
$1.12'/a
7-
1st
$1.25
(quar.i...
4-10
-
3-31
(quar.)
Co.
following
Bond
3-31
:
—
Forbes,
preferred
6%
muar.i_
(quar.i—.
Consolidated
M.
&
MacAnarews
4-15
4-15
—
—
Ltd.
Car,
estimates
3-31
County Gas & Electric—
4*2 %
25c
—
4-
$1
Co.,
Trust
on
1
Lowell
Bleachery, Inc. (irreg./———-—
Lower.stcin <M.) & Sons, Inc., com. <quur.)„._
$6
€-21
$1
._
($100
(s-a)—...
Coip
preferred
preferred
4x/a','o
7- 1
4-14
5-
1
$1.50
1
—
preferred
1st
$4
—
(quar.)
preferred
Tank
7- 1
,
(Ky.i
Co.
Steel
$1
______
Electric
&
Gas
Common
class A
Shares
75c
——
3-29
1
(quar.)
,
share plus this dividend——
Company,
preferred (quar.)
1
4-20
1
3-31
5-
2nd preferred tquar.).
:
Philadelphia Electric, 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
4.30%
preferred (quar.i—
4.40%
preferred (quar.)—
———
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co.—
1
(s-ai
non-cum.
National Tea
9-
12-
S1.5C
B
preferred
National
3-31
1
—
4-
4-20
$1.12 >/2
2
$1
Corp
(quar.i
National Manufacture & Stores Corp.
Upton
6-
Co.,
preierred
National
10-
4-29
15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.;.
—_______
$4 non-cum. 2nd preierred (quar.)
—.
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)
$4.50
j
1-2-51
15c
4-14
Uc
100%
Commissioner;_—
preferred (s-a)—
Dairy Products Co.. Inc.,
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)...
;v,
8c
—
Lead
4
3-31
1
4-29
(quar.)
Ltd.
Company,,
6%
.10-20
7-
4-15
Philadelphia
r
$15c
+
(quar.)
Investors
National
$2.50
■
—
National
5-
1
4-15
11-
$ 15c
(quar.i..—
A
$2
7-22
$4.50
(quar.)
A
3-31
4-21
1
5c
Class
3-31
U
8-
3-21
4-29
'
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
A
6%
5-
5c
15c
4-14
4-14
6Cc
common
Corp.
Mines,
Go.d
Perron
Machine—-
Co._—_r:—
1
5-
$1.00
—_
(subject to the approval of
California
the
4-0
Philadelphia
—
4-20
3-20
5-
8T/2C
1
(increased)
Co.
Cement
aividend
btock
4-14
4-11'
1
1
4-12
$1
—
Pennsylvania
5c
4-22
4-10
4-10
6- 1
4-15
SI
37*aC
— -——
5-
Class
10-24
:
5-
7-24
Telegraph-
Lincoln
5%
——
*
1
15c
(quar.).....
^-17
50c
Pennsylvania
3-31
«
4-15
Class
30c
30c
30c
(Fort
i—
Co.
<quar.)___
Quarterly
1
Permanence
50c
3-31
4-15
5-
4-14
45c
G-22
7- 1
4-21
Quarterly
National
30c
5-15
2oC
National fuel Gas
5-19
15c
.——,
Lima-Hamilton
4-15
RR. Co. (irreg.).....
Sait Mfg. Co.—
3Va%
preierred A
(quar.)..
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Co...
Quarterly
4-20
6-lo
(quar.>__
3-7
$1.25
.Quarterly C-is——
3
4-
4-14
50c
Co.
Mtg.
National Electric Welding
4-28
5-1
——40c
Co. <3o. Cart Ana »•—
(quar.I
Company
Life
Liberty
$0,819
—J2c
iquar.i
Corp., common
5-10
50c
(lireg.)
4-3
6-12
Pennsylvania Industries. Inc.—
$6
preferred (accum.)—____________
5-15
1
(increased quar.)
5-1
50c
1
;
4-17
+$1.50
——
common.—
6-
Distillers
National
Corp.,
5-15
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.;_:
6-
Bank (N. Y.)_—______——
National
6%
ptnnroad
40c
(quar.i...
Department Stores Corp. (quar.).
Products (quar.i.
National City
4-14
3-27
I, 3-31
Co
common
Si
Ltd.,
Penman's,
3-31
4-15
Holderi
Payable of Rec.
♦75c
621/2 c
Co., com.
Co.,
Chemical
National
4-15
Milling Co.
Inc.
Fibres,
Register
ca.>h
Casket
4-14
5- 1
(irreg.)
Ltd
Mines,
Gold
Leraer Stores
National
4-14
Lehigh
Leitch
Biscuit
National
4c
37 Vac
Inc.__
(quar.i
Automotive
National
3-31
5- 2
5- 2
-
preferred
National
4-15
4-29
common..._____
preierred (quar,)
Alfalfa Denydrating &
6%
5%
3-31
4-x5
Inc.,
National
4-14
4-15
<quar.)___—50c
50c
p.d. <quar./ —
96V4C
-
5
System,
Fund,
Investment
5
8-
^
35c
—
& Sons. 3.85%
(Jamesi
5-
11-
5- 1
,
45c
(quar.i
Tire
&
Rubber
Lee
Lees
8-15
11-15
«e
(increased
preferred
*1.80
5-15
56'/4c
Bryant, Inc., 4»/a% preferred iquar.)_
Langenaorf United Baxeries—
Lane
Common
5-1
25c
25c
(S-ai
Landfs Machine Co. (quar.)——.
Mutual
4-30
$■!
preferred
$6
Share
Name 0) Company
Payable of Rec
10c
When
Per
Holder»
When
Per
Share
*
Name of Company
1
PayaoleofM.ee
Snare
V
-
Holdert
When
Per
Name of Company
,
Monday, April 10, 1950
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL,
THE
(1502).
; -
$1.25
6-15
9-15'
12-15'
-
6-1
9-
1
: 12-1
Volume
171
Number 4897
THE
-
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(1503)
47
|
Company
Fire
&
Quarterly
San
Co.—
4-17
"T-tO-
Towle
JTc
4-15
.J-15
5-15
1
20c
4-15
3-31
22 %c
4-15
-3-31
25c
4-15
3-31
Transit—
(s-a)
__
Sanger Brothers
Industries,
Schuster
(Ed»
&
com
A
'
2
5-
1
1
5-
1
4-17*
5-
1
4-17*
Y
Electric
Seaboard
Air
Co.
(quar.)
$1.25
common
(quar.)
Seagrave Corp.
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven)
Security Storage Co. (quar.)_
Mining
12-27
'
65C'
4-10
6-
25c
'
-
.
Steel
(initial)
(Howard)
Society Brand
Solar
4-10^
8
4-
3
Ltd.—
5-
4-29
4-20
(quar.)
(quar.).:
'
r >
15c
■.
4-29
4-
5
28c
4-30
4-
5
4-30.
4-15**
37%c
y-.:
_i_
t35c
4-15
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
$4
& Sons,
preferred
(Dallas)
'
•»
/
Standard
Gas
$7
&
Oil
$6
Power
(quar.)
•-
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (accum.)
Corp.
4-15
4-15
YY3-25
$4.50
4-23
4-15
$4.25
4-23
4-15
5-
1
4-14
tlOc
12 Vic
12 Vic
;
5-15
*8-15
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd.,
(quar.)
50c,
5-
tloc
;
.
1
5-
1
./•■
4-10
Corp
40c
4-15
Edison, $4.90% pfd. (quar.)__
$1.22%
5- 1
Stechcr-Traung Lithograph Corp.,
>./''•> •"■"
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
6-30
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
9-29
,5%
preferred ,(quar.)
1
$1.25
12-29
Steel Co. of Canada,
Ltd., new com. (initial)
t20c
5- 1
New preferred (initial)
; t20c
5- 1
Sterchi Brothers
Stores, Inc. (quar.)
30c
6- 9
Stern & Stern Textiles,
Inc.,
;Y-v:
4V2% preferred .(quar.)
;
;
56c
-7- 1
Sterling Electric Motors, Inc
Y
5c
4-10
3-31
Street
Investment
Staten Island
7%
Stewart
Warner Corp.
Stone,_ Container
Strawbridge
&
(quar.)
Corp.
;
-
;
Clothier,
25c
4-
common
5%
3-31
tlOc
class
A.pfd.
Stinbean
Corp.
Stock -dividend
1
'Sufcray Ofl Corp.,'
Super
Mold
Corp.
(quar.)
'■
••
(Calif.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
&
'•;//-■ >■'/.;/■ '•
Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly
'J.
(quar.)
$1.06%
•
preferred (s-a)
Inc.
Tower
Co,
(Cleveland)
preferred
Canadian
Ltd.
(Toronto),
maston
r
1
oledo
9-
4-
4-17
4-
7
-4-17
4-
7
4-15
4-
5
5-1
4-10
1
-
5-
1
4-10
Pumn
(irreg.)
Edison, 4Ya% preferred
4-15
3-31
6-26
6-15
4-10
3-28
50c
5-15
5-
-
6- 1
authorized
9-11
9-
1
to
12-11
12-
1
1
4-15
25c
4-28
3-31
%'C
5-
1
4-17
8-
1
7-17
$2.50
4-15
m*
/•/- $1-
4-20
3-31
4-20
3-31
$4.50
25c
5-18
8c
4-12
of
4-15
4-
20c
5-
ment
4-15
1
4-20
50c
•
5-
17 %c
1
4-15
3-15
30c
6-15
6- 8
30C
9-15
9-
2
'1-13
—V.
4-14
5-
1
5-
1
Co., Inc.,
8-15;
8-
1
common
11-
1
2-
1
11-15
50c
4-15
7-
4-30
4-
8
2 ViC
4-30
4-
$1.43%
5-
1
\
4-
5- 1
4-15
4-
30c
4-15
3-31
$1.25
7- 1
The
1
pfd.
9-22
to
$1.25
5- 1
4-20
price
50c
5- 8
4-24
(quar.)
$1.12%
5%
4-15
3-31
7-
6-
1
t40c
25c
4-10
6%
County
conv.
5-
1
Gas
Co
tPayable In U.
^Payable
resident
a
Less
xLesi
In
tax
8.
5-20
7-
1
8-
1
7-20
4-10
3-30
4-17
4-
37 %c
/
closed
for
this
Funds, less 15%
Canadian
15%;
British
80%
not
funds,
resident
Income
Jamaica
tax
tax
75c
be
N. Y.
in
8-20
3
4-30
749,349
3,781,094
708,998
89,849
117,337
137,066
231,396
used
to
the
March
has
filed
31
invited
of
stock.—V. 162, p.
at
all
,
registration statement
a
;
tenders
due
fixed
be
.
—
with
the-
underwritten
for
the
sale
to
It
of
Its
first
May 1, 1963, to an amount sufficient
Tenders should be made at a flat
and
accumulated
the corporation,
of
than
10
a.m.
(EST)
;Y: /
Subs.)—Earnings—
-
Net
Y
unpaid Interest and
14 Wall Street, New York
April 18, 1950.—V. 170,
on
*
Y
,
Y
:
..
,
Y'
(& Domestic
Y\. v>
•
1949
~
1948
$89,261,192 $92,398,894
—
8,642,054
—
profit
8,481,106
3,285,000
3,065,000
$5,357,054
5-
4-15
the
B'T
$5,416,106
>636,966 '
636,966
1,386,000
847,042
9,240,000
9,240,000
Preferred dividends paid
Common dividends paid
Common
shares
per
—V.
outstanding
common
___—
share__
$5.11
$5.17
171, p. 699.
1
(L. A.) Young Spring & Wire Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns.
tax.
aonroe.
Non¬
Net
—V.
1950
profit
shares
outstanding.-^.
share
common
:
1949
$3,542,327
1.345,181
$2,418,695
899,200
1948 .
$1,994,950
805,950'
$2,197,146
Prov. for Fed. & Can. inc. taxes
Common
.B.YIi:
1213.
$260,000.
hands
later
441.
Earnings per
.
letter of notification with the SEC
a
common
Profit before income taxes
7%.
tax.
acquire outstanding capital stock of,
4-20
dividend.
tax.
Income
69,255
634,012
Includes
not
Earnings
Canadian non-residents'
deductible
T
319,782
4,404,692
6 Months Ended Jan. 31—
books
1947
$1,858,897
4-20
1
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
v
-
Y
1948
4,163,275
678,863
4-20
1
5-
25c
pfd.
$0.61
•
,
1949
75,130
Profit before income taxes_..______
Prov. for Fed. income taxes
6-
25c
Co.
344,592'
$2,063,759 ,>$2,191,949
377,405
1
432,243
101,310
141,756
3,813,839
Total Income
25c
«
Company
Machine
-Earnings—
1950
3-25
50c
Cab
$285,181
tAfter preferred dividends.
Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp.
1
25c
Yates-American
$1.05
$75,000.
339,485
sum
4-17
Y
Special
Steel
344,593
Nil
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Monthly
Yellow
4-30
Ltd.—
.
Wyckoff
$434,834
344,593
i
$1,905,237
income bonds
the
which
should
p.
;
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
exhaust
15,
Y
(William), Jr., Co, (Del.)—
$16,732,494 $16,418,447 $16,959,461-
>$113,752
Ry.
were
on
corporation
10- 2
(stock dividend)
Canada,
Y
'1947
Witherbee Sherman Corp.—Tenders Sought—-
mortgage 6%
$1.25
4%%
Y
1948
stock at par ($100 per share).
6-23
■
$1.50
com.
fi¬
pay¬
Light Co.—Stock Sold—Kalman &
March 31 offered and sold 886 shares of
on
company
The
-
the
definite
a
,
SEC covering 2,100,000 shares of
capital stock, to
by Loewi Sn Co., Milwaukee. Wis.—V. 171, p. 1187.
*
(quar.)__
on
Wisconsin Investment Co.—Registers With SEC
3-29
<interim)^______-
of
Central
copvering the 886 shares of
4- 7
4-20
(increased)
pfd.
states that
194S
share—
The company on March 24 filed
7
$1
Power,
10,000 similar
company
8
1
15c
Corp
common
The net proceeds
Wausau Gas Co.-
6-15
12 %c
common
the
company
Wisconsin Fuel &
3-29
$1.25
class A_
The
171, p. 988.
4-14
5-
2-15-51,
the
Brothers—Earnings—
from
5-15
common
;____
preferred (quar.)
Wrigley
Y
ry.
5-15
$1.25
to
net
same
warrant.
railway
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income
8
5- 1
$1.25
V
increase
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$1.25
Stationery Corp.,
(Alan) Steel Co.,
the
per
railway
oper. income
$1.25
*
to
through private sales
share, each share accompanied at one cent
per
at
cent
one
per
31 %c
75c
1
proposal
a
750,000 to 1,250,000 shares and
arrange for the offering of additional/
to
from
Net
3-15
<quar.)__
approved
from
balance sheet as of Dec.
31, 1949, showed a ystrong
position with current assets three times current liabilities,
$4,518,871 to $1,440,962.—V. 171, p. 1299.
"
•»',
Net
3-17
4-15
135c
Co., common
(quar.).
Electric
at $1
February—
<
Y
from railway-
3-17
4-15
$50c
50c
days but
provided
4
$1.12%:
;
the unused
90
1952,
NOTE—The
3-17
4-15
31,
on
of
financial
or
4- 3
4-
4-15
$1.05
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
$5
directors
Gross
$1.02%
20
stock
•Loss after Income tax credits of
Y 4-15
5- 1
Dec.
basis
1949.—V. 167, p. 986.
March
on
this service
Wisconsin
(quar.)_______^
on
"
the
at
tEarnings
3-31
;
4-14
payable
is
made
until
basis
same
Net profit after taxes—
Common 6hares outstanding
4-10
4*17
,
be
.
stock
Wilson
4-25
noc
% of 1%
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net sales—Total revenues——_____
4-15
(quar.)
Co.
-
same
$1 price.
The manage¬
group subscribed to the major portion therefor and the balance
placed by Gearhart, Kinnard & Otis, Inc., New York.
They re¬
warrants
4-20
1
$1.25
of
would
3-31
5-
5-
5-10
(quar.)
Jones
v.
.
provide additional working capital.
1949, the company obtained $110,000
ceived for
1
$1.06%
vtc
become
may
company has no
facilities.—V. 171,
/:/;■ :
nancing enabled It to open bank loans of $540,000
ment schedule.—V.
171, p. 1396.
4-25
Corp.
to
common
5
37 Vic
(quar.)____
50%
Oil
as
The
such
by three-year purchase warrants at the
4- 3
40C
the
on
fee
loans
$1 par common
authorize
During
5-
The
stockholders
shares
50c
(annual)
commitment
Warrants—
1
5-10
preferred
•Transfer
f24c
$1.06%
1
8-
4-14
*
25c
&
4-
6-10
1
20c
River
'
.
subsequent to June 30,
•4-15
4-
Cuba-
(quar.)
York
Trust,
of
(quar.)_
lien
facilities
board.
specific
Wilcox-Gay Corp.—Common Stock Increased—Sale of
4-15
62 Vic
vtc
3
10c
5-
earned
$1.25
Fund, Inc.
Combing
Quarterly
1
50c
Corporation
Tank
Co.
com.
preferred
Wood
4-28
4-10
r
4-21
was
5%
6%
1
4-24
$1.50
/
common
6-
4-14
-
1
i
Wool
;
62 %c Y*
Investment
Mills
okheim Oil.
50c
5-
37 Vic
Wisconsin Gas Si
Electric,
3-31
$1.75
(quar.)
General
1
5-15
$1.31%
Corp.
Wisconsin
4
20c
rexas Power & Light, 7% pfd. (quar.)—___
$6 preferred (quar.)____
hrhermoid Company,
Y
$2.50
"
15c
/
Malleable & Mfg. Corp. (quar.)Y
j
hird
10-
-
4-21
Wlggin Terminals, Inc., *
/ Wilson
/
50c Y
•
(increased)
Extra
Haute
40c
1
37
Erie Ry.,
;,v.
the
to
any
company
$1.25
(quar.)
Lake
distribution
acquiring
YY
a
$1.25
5,#
"
1
4-12
>3-22
5-
A
26c
common
Class B,
Wichita
-1
1
4-
,/
1
7-
20c
aylor-Wharton Iron & Steel
Technicolor,
"erre
5-
preferred
and
satisfactory
of
Y
interest.
The
;r Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate
3-21
3-
4-20
iY;y/;;Y:;Y;'YY-:Yy;YY//^-YY/:;'
1
3-31
30c
(quar.)
A
Tablet &
Whitehall
'4"10
J
/
'Y/Y.
-
'':x
4-15
50c
.___
*'
5%
.
Whiting
<4-26
Y' 4-15
40c
alop, Jnc.t' 4%
Terminal
■'''
'
4-19
5-26
/
25c
—
1
Y 5" 1
$1.12V^
'■./*'.vY;Y:.7
33 % %
common
Sutherland Paper Co.,
41A%i convertible preferred
Swift'
:
preferred
"Wheeling ik
vgt.4^ Prior
'4-14
/
%
5-
10c
$1.12%
Westminster Paper,
6-16
./•:/, YY/Y v/Y;,-/
V
preferred
^
Sqn
-1•
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pacific RR.
5%
5-26
'3-17
/
the
maintains net current assets of not less than $2,500,000 and
ratio of current assets to current liabilities of not less than 1% to 1.
The agreement also restricts
payment of cash dividends to net income
3-29
dividend '
*5%
Western
6
prices
$1.25
Sugar
preferred
production
at
portion of credit.
may be renewed
3
(quar.)
A
4--6YI Y
Sqllivan Consolidated Mines, Ltd. (Increased)
Co.,>common
4-14
(accum.)aP
A
"
25c
Oil
50C
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
8
5-
4-14
4-
(quar.)
Bfear5% preferred
12-15
-
-
1
5
4-15
<annual)_ti:
Company
Investing Corp. (Irreg.)
prior
Western
4-17
6-15
4-24
•
20c
5-
preferred (quarj__'(
preferred
to
and
The company as of Dec. 1, 1949 entered into a
revolving credit agree¬
with the Irving Trust Co., New York, and Mercantile-Commerce
Bank & Trust
Co., St. Louis, under which lu may borrow
4-28
5c
*
...
4-
shares,;
capital stock Is to provide additional
provide
funds for the acquisition of such
of
ment
3%
Insurance Co., common
Common
Western Light & Telephone Co., com.
(quar.)
s&&
5% preferred (quar.)
4-10
1
State
4-
5-15
62 %c
i^Western Life
1
5-
5-
(Initial)
4-15
$1.50
;
preferred
issue
$1,500,000 at
4.10%
preferred
C
(quar.)
i5-4.20% preferred B (quar.)
8-4
4% % preferred (quar.)
Y"
Western Grocers, Ltd., class A
4-12
$1.40
preferred
(quar.)
25c
Corporation
■17 Vic
,3-20
J10c
Starrett
(quar.)
.
preferred
4-10
«a=2Q^vWest Penn Power Co.;
4-11
.
White's Auto Stores, Inc.—Bank Credit Agreement—
4-14
Waterous, Ltd,
Weatherhead Company, $5 pfd.
(quar.)
West Kentucky Coal Co.
(quar.)
West Michigan Steel
Foundry,
,
,
4-11
and Adams &
(
1
4-29
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
v;
4-15
1
>
,
■
the
intention
1299. '•
p.
5-15
Waterbury-Farrell Foundry & Machine—
3-23
5-
tlOc
5%
4-14
3-31
$1.75
Y
5-15
(quar.)__^
Washington Gas Light Co.,
■fT2-31
Spring Co.—
convertible
>
<
4-25
93%c
(quar.)
-Quarterly
B
4-15
1
4-25
6-10
10c
________
1*!
$1.75
bonds
C
the record date.
of
capital
available
1
I75C
;/Warner Company (increased quar.)
Warren Brothers-.Co., common
(quar.)
<""-4-18
$1.50
4-
(s-a)_
preferred
&
5-
$1 •'
11-30*
(quar.)__
pref.
common
Street
5-.
f56%c
A
A
(quar.)
preferred
iV2%
Walker
Wall
f
75c
&
Silica
Standard Steel
Class
1
28, 1949,,
railroad and
series
White Dental Mfg. Co.—Registers With SEC—
additional
Corp.,
4Y2%
7-12
5-
1299.
p.
purpose
working
3-27
(quar.)
preferred
•Vulcan
"4-15
' 4-12
"t3c
(Ohio),
(quar.)
Light, $7 pfd. (accum.)_
Standard Radio, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
'Class B (quar.)
preferred
0%
1
5-
$1
.
(accum.)
i33/<%
*4%
8-15
Co.
Standard
Standard
5-15-
.
__
Ltd., 4%%
Electric,
preferred
Standard
6-15
$1
-
.
Co.,
3-20
4-14
4-12
>4-15
Virginian Railway,"*
6%
preferred (quar.)
1Y ;4-l5
7-14
12-20
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co*—
9-15
55c
8-31»
87 %C
Co., common......
(quar.)_.___,
preferred
conv.
The
Corp.,
preferred
4%
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fuel
3-15
9-20
YYY$2;/
Power
Vertientes-Camaguey
_
V:
~
YY
171,
of stock held on
5-31*
75c
Quarterly _-j
4-15
$2.50
$4 preferred series A (quar.)
Stadacona Mines, Ltd. (1944)__
Standard Fire Insurance Co. (N. J.)
-Extra-
class
Corp.,
Y'Wabash Railroad Co.,
f
Standard
3-31
40c
Co.
Quarterly
Spokane International RR
(E. R.)
3-31.
5-
Heating
6%
3-20
4-10
$1.25
.
6%
preferred
preferred
5%
4-15:^
,$1.25/
Southwestern Associated Telephone Co.—
-$2.20
preferred
(quar.)
5%
4-15
\
6-15
25c
(quar.)_
(J. B.) 5% ofd. A
preferred B (quar.)
Vapor
4-20
>
1
6-20
75c
;___
Sciver
5%
5-15
.___
5%
Squibb
3-31
5
•••••/•
,
3-27
7-
Feb.
of
The
,
5-22
4-14
r;
and
lines
its
company
on
April 3 filed a registration statement with tho
covering 49,891 shares of its $20 par capital stock.
>
is offering to its stockholders of record on April 24,
1950, 29,891 new shares of its capital stock and to employees of the
company and its subsidiaries 20,000 shares plus such of the 29,891
shares as may not be subscribed for
by stockholders.
Drexel & Co.
has agreed to underwrite the 29,891 shares
Initially offered to stock¬
holders.
The
subscription price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment. - Stockholders will be entitled to purchase
the new shares on the basis of one additional share for
each 10
3-31
1
1945,
to
The
3-20
4-20
6-
50c
^
preferred
Peninsular
5%%
Van
3-31
4-15
37%c
k
4-
4-10
75c
1,
aggregating $5,358,830.
The company
3-31
50c
placed
Sept.
SEC
*3- 9
$2.50
Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)___
Utilities & Specialty
Corp._.
Wallpaper, Inc., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Upper
28%c
3- 9
4-14
cost
a
be
improvements
to
(S. S.)
4-11
20C
at
will
beiween
and
lease which became effective on Dec. ■ 1, 1949.
Also associated in the
offering were: Stroud & Co. Inc.,
4-11
75c
Univis
4-30 *
*
1
1
22 %c
Universal Leaf Tobacco
Co., common
Lens Co
3-31
5-15"
.
Ins.
United
£0c
&
Life
3-29
Y
55-
4-14
4-14
pref.
(quar.)
Stores Corp.—
cdnvertlble preferred
$6
*
____!
Co.
15c
United
3-31
"
issued
present
(quar.)__.
Stockyards
United
4-15
property
Peck.—V.
5
$1
Ltd.,
4-10
-
4-
50c
;
convertible
22%c
pfd. (quar.)
,5%
70c
3
Steel,
3-31:
t$1.50
Power
lquar.)_'
'quar.)
(New Jersey),"
preferred (s-a)
4-14 "
(quar.)12 Vic
6
4-10
4-15
balance
Aug.
99-year
1
4-
5-10
$1.12%
A
4-
1
the
completed
betterments
before
to prepay an outstanding
In the company treasury.
reimburse the company in part for these expenditures.,
COMPANY—Is controlled by the New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR..
which owns 79.66%
of the outstanding shares.
The main lines of
The Wheeling and Lake Eric extend irom
Toledo, Ohio, to a point1
near
Wheeling, West Virginia, and from Cleveland to Zanesville, Ohio..,
All
the road and equipment
property of the line is operated as a
part of the New York, Chicago and St. Louis under, the terms of a
'4-20
4-15
5-
50c
United Transit
50c
Y 5-15
25c
Co.
3-31
,
other
4-20
112%c
and
company
additions,
4-20
87 %C
Ltd
class
loan
The
4-20
5-15
'5-15
10c
Co.
preierred
United
"4-
Y
f50c
_;
Co.
5-15
$1
Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.—;
United
*
' J50c
S
7%
12-11
2
5-
$1.12%
(quar.)
United States Rubber Co.
8% non-cum. 1st pfd.
9-11
12-20
'
(quar.)
17%c
Casualty Co; (quar.)__.:,_J
10c
Southern Franklin
Process, 7% pfd. (quar.)
$1.75
Southern Indiana Gas &
Electric, v.•>
t
*4.80% preferred (quar.)
$1.20
Southern- New England Telephone Co.—-—
Y45c
Southern Railway Co.,;~* •'•'•■;'/
Southwestern
,v
6-12
9-20^,
40c
(quar.)
Colorado
"j
6-20
50c
♦
*
preferred
4-15.
,
50c
Southern Canada Power, Ltd.—
.
Common v( increased)
6%
3-31
1
1
92 %c
S. Pipe &
Foundry
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
U. S. Plywood
Corp^ common
4-15
4-
_
_____/
(quar.)
of America—
Tool
6-
the company
by
-
1
5-
J53c
Southern California Gas
Co., 6%
6% preferred A (quar.)
.
4-
5-15
___
(quar.l
Southern Fire
r
50c
'
Clothes, Inc.
4-17
(quar.)
Lines
4% %
7
4-10
J45c
90c conv. preferred (quar.):.
_____l_
Southern California Edison
Co., com. (quar.)
4.48% pref. (quar.)
Southern
4-
1
______
;—:
Aircraft .Co.,. common
.•4.56%-pref.
S.
S.
U
Paper Mills,
1
Paramount Theatres, Inc. (initial)__
Envelope Co., new com. (initial quar.)
Fidelity & Guaranty (Bait.) (quar.)
S.
U.
4-29
50c '
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(J. Hungerford) Co.
Smith
U.
3-31
(quar.)____
Common
4%
4-15
20c
_
*
-
3-31
United
U.
Y 5-
?5c
Corp
4-15
bank
3-31
$$1.75
PROCEEDS—Will be used
Missouri—
Canada,
Co.
15,
were
National Corp., non-cum
partic.
J. RR. Si Canal (quar.)_
5
Iron
_/—
4-15
20C
United N.
4-20
4-14
•6-15
(quar.)_
prices will range from 1017/a% for those redeemed
1950, to par for those redeemed after Aug. 14, 1973.
8-10
11-10
$1.75
California
i
4^
(s-a)___
8-15
11-15
.
,
U.
__
(A. O.)
Smith
&
United
4-15
50c
B
Fruit
7
5-25
72c
|25c
Oil
Corp.
(quar.)__
(N.) Company, Ltd., com.
( $2.12 preferred (quar.)
Class
4-
5-10
Y
J30c
of
&
Extra
-3-23
1
4-10
10c
-
■
_
Slater
Smith
5-
; u;$1.25
____
Sinclair
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
4-12
35c
Co.
Drill
United
r
1
5
$1.12%
,
(quar.)__,
of
(Continued from page 10)
5-10
fund,
(quar.)_
of
preferred
United
3-23
Co.
Biscuit
S4.50
-
—3-23
4-10
6-15
Simplex Paper Corp. (quar.)
-
8
Oil
United
3-23
40c
Common
Ltd.
12-
-v
4-10
4-
5-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Corp.
Gas
Union
8
45c
(quar.)
(irreg.)
9-
4-15
preferred
Udylite
9
3334c
Shawinigan Water & Power (quar.)
Sheep Creek Gold Mines, Ltd
Shell Oil Company
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Silver-Miller Mines,
-
6
4-15
Y31%c
(quar.)_i______.
preferred
Union
—1-6-
9-29
; '•
,
Slos's-Sheffield
^-4-11
6-30
$1.25
Co.,
:
$2.60 convertible preferred
(quar.)_;
$1.35 convertible preferred (initial
quar.)_
Seaboard Oil Co. of Delaware
(quar.)
Denn
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Finance
Shattuck
$3.50
-■*»-
____
Corp.,
preference
$3.70
-^-5-12
RR.—
(quar.)
preferred
"•••*5-12
1
5-
25c
-
1
1
25c
Electric Co.
6-
-5-
Co.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)________
'$4 preierred (quar.)
!__
6-
$1.07%';
__
(quar.)
preferred
Seaboard
•
•
,
4-
25c
62 Vic
5
25c
preference
Union
'
.
91 %c
(quar.):
Line
preferred
5%
j
■
(quar.)__
preferred
Scranton
5%
'
80c
4-15
General Corporation and
Investment News
3-31
Co.—
_JTukett Tobacco Co.. Ltd., 7% pfd.
~lTung-Soi Lamp Works, Inc.—
"/
■
85c
$1
/ /vV
4-18
4-
4-15
25c
Temper
4 V2 c/o
,
preferred
4.30%
5%
True
8-
YY, Y
;■
(quar.)_
Insurance
4-25
50c
(quarj
-Troy & Greenbush RR. Association
1
27Vic
;
.
"4"
27 Vic
(quar.)
(auar.)—
CO.,
1
Mfg.
.it4-20
'
■
preferred
3.65%
-
4-15
,
;
preferred
5-10
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
L
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
2c
"^-$1.25 preferred (quar.
Trinity Universal Insurance
3-31
When
Share
Building Asscclatlon___._
Company (quar.)__
Travelers
4-15
50c
Company, Inc.,
,5%% preferred
Scott Paper Co.,
4-14
Inc
Schwitzer-CummJns Co.—
<
5 % %
preferred A (quar.)
$4
$1
25c
<quar.)_
Schenley
'
\
Manufacturing
Trane
Diego Gas & Electric, common (quar.)_
4 % % preferred (quar.)
0%
preferred (quar.)__
Sanborn Map Company
Company
Royalty
Traders
12 Vic
Antonio
Mines, Ltd.
Quarterly
SCOVIII
Bell
65c
Gold
•3.40
Per
Name of
Tom
1
Antonio
San
■
Holder i
Payable ofRtc.
1
San
"
When
Share
Marine Insurance
,
Paul
.
Per
Name of
St.
$1,519,495
$1,189,000
408,658
408,658
$5.38
$3.72
,
408,658
$2.91
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NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
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April 17 for the purchase of $133,- !
I 000 school bonds. Dated May 15,
Jasper, Ala.
! 1950. Denomination $1,000. Due on
Warrants Sold
An issue of
May 15 from 1951 to 1970 inch
$180,000 refunding warrants has Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
ALABAMA
;
—
& Co.,
2s and 2V4S.
Legality ap¬
been sold to Berney Perry
able
Birmingham, as
Dated Dec. 1, 1949.
office.
-of
the
at
Legality approved by Or¬
ton, of San Francisco.
Fresno
Madison County (P. O.
■
Huntsoille), Ala.
Sale
Warrant
warrants
school
awarded
were
offered April 3
to the Equitable
Birmingham, jointly, as 2s, at a
of
price
99.13,
of
Sale
—
to
April 1 from 1958 to 1971 in¬ Trust & Savings Association,
Legality
approved
by Blyth & Co., Weeden & Co., LawStorey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
& son, Levy & Williams, all of San
Francisco, and C. N. White & Co.,
Dodge of Boston.
of Oakland, jointly, at a price of
Opp, Ala.
100.02, a basis of about 2.37%, as
Warrants Soid
An issue of follows:
1 :X■'< '7C;■v:-1
$40,000
general
obligation
re¬
Due on May 1,
funding warrants has been sold $3,000 as 2V2s.
1965
on
Dated
clusive.
,
.
to
&
Wood
M.
George
Co.,
by White, Bradley, Arant & All,
of Birmingham.
Due on May X
45,000 as 2 V4S.
30,000 as 2V2S.
Sold
—
An
issue
$100,000 general obligation se¬
refunding school warrants
has been sold to Hugo Marx &
1965 inclusive.
to
1970 inclusive.
Santa
District,
School Districts
(P. O. Oakland), Calif.
Alameda County
Offering
Bond
—
E. Wade,
G.
purchase of $1,576,000
the
for
11
building
as
Los
High
Union
No.
District
tation
18
(P.
O.
Los
Angeles), Calif.
$4,100,000 san¬
itation bonds offered April 5—v.
171, p. 1188—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of the Na¬
tional City Bank, of New York,
278,000 Hayward School District
Northern Trust Co,, of Chicago,
bonds. Due on June 1 from
Ira
Haupt & Co., Roosevelt &
1951 to 1963 inclusive.
189,000 San Lorenzo School Dis¬
trict bonds.
Due on June 1
10
79,000 Castro Valley School Dis¬
bonds.- Due
trict
from 1951 to
on
1
June
New
78,000 Mt. Eden School District
Due
on
June
1
Angeles, R. S. Dickson &
Principal
New
Andrews & Wells, Inc.,
York. Lyons & Shafto,
36,000
000
bids until 10
11
for
the
a.m.
(PST)
purchase
of
101.66,
on
April
$140,000
school bonds. Dated June 1, 1950.
Denomination.
JjTune
1951
Due
on
1960
inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(J-D)
1
from
$1,000.
to
payable
at
the
office
County Treasurer.
of
the
Sch. Dist., San Luis Obispo
County (P. O. San Luis
Obispo), Calif.
ing bonds offered April 3—v. 171.
1396—were awarded to Schwa-
p.
bacher & Co., of San Francisco.
dChula
,
Vista
City Sch. Dist.,
San Diego County (P. O.
Sacramento), Calif.
Bond
_
Offering—T.
H.
Sexton,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until ; 10:30 p.m. (PST) cn
office,
21/2s.
Due on June 1
inclusive.
$118,000 as
a
proved
:
(P, O. Redwood City),
Bond
bonds offered
1300—were
Ramona
Angeles County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $159,000 Gar-
Sch.
Dist.
April 4—v. 171,
bonds
offered
p.
1396—were
R. H. Moulton & Co.,
vey
awarded to
of San Francisco, and the
First
National
Security
Bank, of Los An¬
geles, jointly, as 21/2S, at a price
basis of about 2.10%.
Additional
Sale
—
The $24,000
Azusa Sch. Dist. bonds offered on
above dates
&
were
awarded to Hill,
Co.,
Bond
Louis,
and
Angeles, jointly, as 2V2s, at a
price of 100.83, a basis of about
Napa,
Bond
Calif.
Sale—The $200,000
water
April 5 were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of the Bank of America National
works bonds offered
IV2S, at
a
about 1.49%.
ton, of San Francisco.
Sch. Dists.
(P. O. San Jose), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $210,000 Moun¬
noon
April 18 for the pur¬
$500,000 refunding cou¬
on
of
registered bonds. Dated
1950. Denomination $1,000. Due on April 1 from 1953 to>
1962 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the City
pon
or
1,
&
office,
at the Citi¬
Bank,.
or
National
Southern
h
Offering
Bond
—
ILLINOIS
Alexander
Murdoch, Town Treasurer, will
receive
sealed
bids until noon
(EST) on April 17 for the pur¬
$1,710,000 coupon bonds,
Cook
as
Bond
library
$200,000
.
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Due
ing
follows:
on
building bonds.
.May 1 from 1951 to
250,000 permanent
bonds. Due on
1951 to 1964
pavement
May
1
from
Due
school building bonds.
on
May 1 from
1951 to
1970 inclusive.
Dated
May 1, 1950. Denomina¬
Principal and interest
the Union and New
Co., New Haven. Le¬
gality approved by Day, Berry &
Howard, of Hartford.
tion $1,000.
171,
—
Dickson
awarded to>
were
&
fund¬
30—v„
March
Co.,
and
Mc-
both of Chi¬
cago, jointly, at a price of 100.13,.
a basis of about 2.11%, as follows:
Dougal
& Condon,
as
2Vis. Due
March 1
on
from 1952 to 1958 inclusive.
60,000
as
2s.
Due
March
on
X
from 1959 to 1961 inclusive.
The
second
highest bidder
John Nuveen & Co., on a
flecting
a
net
interest
was
bid re¬
cost of
about 2.14%.
Du
at
Meriden, Conn.
offered
1188
p.
S.
R.
Page County Community High
Sch. Dist. No.
Haven Trust
bonds
Twp.
Sale—The $190,000
bonds
$130,000
inclusive.
Northfield
County,
High Sch. Dist. No. 225 (P. O.
Northbrook), III.
chase of
payable
Santa Clara County
District
(EST)
chase
will
until
bids
sealed
Roos,.
Council,
City
City-
1970 inclusive.
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Neff & Herring¬
School
receive
the
Hamden, Conn.
1,160,000
View
of
awarded to R. L. Savannah, or at the Irving Trust.
and Coffin Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
jointly, as proved by Vandewater,
Sykes,.
price of 100.06, a basis of Heckler & Galloway, of New York
May 15 from 1951 to 1970 inclu¬
Principal and interest (M-N)
'
Bond
Clerk
>
Burr, of New York,
&
.
T. H. Sexton,
1
GEORGIA
Savannah, Ga.
Offering—Nola M.
1300—were
p.
San
sive.
tain
City. '
Day & Co., of Boston,
100,000 storm water drain bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1951 to
1964 inclusive.
100 (P.
Bensenville),
Bond
Sale
—
The
O.
III.
$1,077,000
school bonds offered April 3 were
awarded to
Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Curtis, John Nuveen & Co.„
Hornblower & Weeks, Sills, FairCalifornia Bank, both of Los An¬ as, City Treasurer, will receive
man
& Harris, and McDougal &:
geles, and Paine, Webber, Jackson sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Co., all of Chicago,; jointly,; as
& Curtis, of Chicago, jointly, as April 11 for the purchase of $1,2V2S, at a price of 101.14, a basis
2s, at a price of 100.11, a basis of 200,000 school coupon or registered
of about 2.35%.-;
about 1.98%.
bonds, divided as follows:
27—v.
offered
March
—were
2.41%.
—
York
zens
April 17 for the purchase of $98,000 building bonds. Dated May 15,
1950. Denomination $1,000. Due on
Dempsey-Tegeler
Los
Offering
by
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
Treasurer's
divided
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
10:30 a.m.
(PST) on
State
Delaware, Dover. Legality
April 3—v. 171,
V
Dist.,
of
$285,000 school
school
Diego County (P. O.
San Diego), Calif.
of Los Angeles,
& Co., of St.
J. A. Hogle & Co., of
i:
April 4—v. 171, p.
Sch.
at the Farmers Bank of the
1950 bonds offered
awarded to Kaiser &
Unified
Conn.
May 1
on
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
Bond Sale—The
Co., of San Francisco, as 2V4S, at
a price of 100.18, a basis of about
2.23%.
Tallmadge,
CONNECTICUT
Calif/
Sale—The $142,000
for $600. Due
one
from 1951 to 1970 inclusive. Prin¬
April
East Lyme,
i
Dist.
.
1950. Legality ap¬
Myles P.
by
-
Sch.
Due on Nov. 1
of Denver.
Treasurer's
.v.. ;
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Due on Nov. 1
to 1969 inclusive.
from 1970 to 1978 inclusive.
Dated Jan. 1,
Dusenberry,
Elem.
3s.
1951
508,000 as 3 Vis.
(P. O.
:
■/}: *:
price of par, as follows:
from
Calif.
v;:
purchase of $280,600 school, Series
of 1950 coupon bonds. Dated May
and Couglhin & Co., all of Denver,
1966 to 1971
County
.
Writer & ChrisGarrett-Bromfield & Co.,
at
v.,.;' i '-! -■
Ravenswood
Los
Richards
Bond Sale—The $130,000 build¬
*
basis of about 2.46%.
a
of 101.50, a
jArroyo Grande Union Elementary
tensen,
1965 inclusive.
the
.
cher & Co., Peter,
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
at
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Nuveen & Co., of
building bonds. Dated June 1,
Denomination $1,000. Due
June 1 from 1951 to 1970 incl.
able
net
Bond Sale—The $626,000 water
1950.
on
a
system
revenue
bonds
offered
March 27 were awarded to John
Due on June 1
Offering—E.
Bond
tion, will receive sealed bids until
1 p.m. (EST) on April 17 for the
Fran¬
1, 1950. Denomination $1,000, ex¬
Trinidad, Colo.
2V4S.
Fresno),
San
cept
on June 1
1961 inclusive.
Fresno County
Spec. Sch. Dist., Del.
Offering — A. E. Humes,
Bond
COLORADO
$192,000 build¬
Pinedate School District,
of
Lehman
1, 1950. Denomina¬
& Co.,
tion $1,000. Principal and interest
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., B. J.
<J-D)
payable
at
the
County
Van Ingen & Co., A. G. Becker &
^Treasurer's office. ' Legality ap¬
Co., John Nuveen & Co.* Hornproved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Neff
blower & Weeks, Braun, Bosworth
i& Herrington, of San Francisco, i
& Co., Inc., C. F. Childs & Co.,
Alpaugh Unified School District, and Milwaukee Co., Milwaukee,
f
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Tulare County (P. O.
jointly, for 2V2s, at a price of
County Clerk, will receive sealed
as
from
DELAWARE
Mi'ford
bidder was
Co.,
reflecting
bid
a
on
1962 to
as
from
57,000
to
Trust
interest cost of about 2.07%.
Due
2s.
1951
from
of
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Bros.,
Goldman, "Sachs
Visalia), Calif.
cisco,
bonds
$99,000 as
&
Palmer
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston*
inclusive.
The second highest
American
High Sch. Dist.,
Tulare County (P. O.
Visalia), Calif.
ing
Denomina¬
May 1, 1950.
$1,000. Principal and interest
11
May
on
Due
1969
1952 to
from
President of the Board of Educa¬
Union
Bond Sale—The
Due
1
payable at the First National Bank,
Boston. Legality approved by
175,000 as 2s. Due on May 1 from
1968 to 1975 inclusive.
April 18 for the purchase of $38,-
Provident
His.
as
from 1963 to.1967
Francisco.
Sav¬
Chicago,
of
....
Bond Offering—Gladys Stewart,
80,000
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Neff & Herrington, of San
reno¬
May 1
on
of
from 1960 to 1962 inclusive.
(M-N)
Orosi
Dated
tion
May 1
IV2S. Due on
45,000 as
May
on
1
Due on May
1959 inclusive.
IVis.
as
Due
1956 inclusive.
inclusive.
1955 inclusive.
to
from 1956 to
and
inclusive.
1964
interest
ings Bank & Trust Co., of Cincin¬
Co.,
from
Dated June
60,000
1952
York, Hill, Richards & Co.,
Boston, Breed & Harrison, of Cin¬
cinnati, and R. H. Johnson & Co.,
\
1951 to 1970 inclusive.
of New York, as 2y2s, at a price of
27,000 Independent School District bonds. Due on June 1 102.34, a basis of about 2.38%.
The
second highest bidder was
from 1951 to 1974 inclusive.
bonds.
1951
1954 to
125,000 trade school bonds.
of about 1.94%, as follows:
1, 1950. Denomination
Dated May
from
$140,000 as 4s. Due on May 1 from
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10:30 p.m. (PST) on
nati,
1964 inclusive.
LaRue,
purchase of $13,000
registered bonds.
the
for
Cross, F. S. Smithers & Co., all of
of Los
from 1951 to 1962 inclusive.
C.
school coupon or
June 1 from 1951 to 1966 incl.
..
C.
repair and
vation bonds.
Co.,
Levy & Williams, all of San Fran¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on April
Sale—The
School District bonds. Due on
&
school
600,000
Heller,
cisco, at a price of 100.92, a basis
offered March 28—v.
171, p. 1188—were awarded to
the Bank of America National
Trust & Savings Association, of
Angeles County, County Sani¬ San Francisco, as follows:' '
approved
b y
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los AnLegality
Bond
follows:
Hayward
,$925,000
registered
or
coupon
bonds, divided
Board, will receive sealed
office.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on April
Secretary
Pateman,
—
inclusive.
Co.,
&
Co.,
registered
or
follows:
as
$1,750,000 school house bonds. Due
on
May 1 from 1955 to 1979
J. Barth & Co.,
Schwabacher 8c Co., and Lawson,
Orangevale Union School District,
Sacramento County (P. O.
Sacramento), Calif.
/
Offering
&
Moulton
H.
R.
Blyth
Association,
ings
Bruce
to
G.
Governing
bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (PST) on April 19 for
the purchase of $225,000 sewage
disposal plant bonds. Dated May
gality approved by White, Brad¬
ley, Arant & All, of Birmingham. 1, 1950. Denomination $1,000. Due
on May 1 from 1951 to 1975 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
;
CALIFORNIA
payable at the County Treasurer's
Co., and Berney Perry & Co., both
of Birmingham, jointly, as -33/4S,
and 2V2S.
Dated Feb. 1, 1950. Le¬
Legality
Dahlquist,
$1,000. Due on May 1 from
(P. O.
County
Goleta), Calif.
Offering — Stanley
Bond
1
Due on May
to
Sanitary
Barbara
of
cured
1966
from
Goleta
Ala.
Sheffield,
Warrants
1956
from
Orrick,
coupon
bonds, divided
1396—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate composed of the Bank of
America National Trust & Sav¬
Herrington, of San Fran¬
Neff &
Bond
Montgomery,
as
2^s. Dated
March 1, 1950.
Legality approved
1950.
15,
by
475,000
ing bonds offered April 3—v. 171,
p.
cisco.
1955.
of
May
approved
May 1
1970 inclusive.
to
Waterbury, Conn.
Bond Offering—William A. Si¬
High Sch. Dist.,
Marin County (P. O.
rica,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
San Rafael), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬ April 12 for the purchase of $2,-
Due on May 1 from
60,000 as 2s.
the Bank of America National
Tamalpais Union
inclusive.
to 1964
1962
from
Due on
1S/4S.
a
on
flecting a
about 2.19%.
inclusive.
1961
1959 to
30,000 as
of
Union
bonds,
1
May
.
Dated
School tional Bank, of Boston. Legality
bid re¬ approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
net interest cost of Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
District
1
May
Due on
IV2S.
30,000 as
on
cost
Almaden
40,000
inclusive.
April 1, 1950. Denomina¬
about tion $1,000. Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the First Na¬
2.34%.
1958 inclusive.
1955 to
a
on
April 1 from 1951 to 1970
on
School District
bid reflecting a
interest
net
1954 inclusive.
Due
IV4S.
as
from
from
The $78,000
Reedley Joint Sch. Dist. bonds of¬
fered on above date were awarded
Due
April 1, 1950.
Dated
2.05%.
basis of about)
a
Additional
Co.,
Securities Corp., and Marx &
awarded to the County.
were
40.000
to
1951
from
$10,000 Dunlap
bonds offered April 4
Dist.
Sch.
bonds,
Due on May 1
$40,000 as 4 Vis.
Bond Sale—The
The $210,000
—
Williams, both of San Francisco,
at a price of 100.06, a basis of
about 1.90%, as follows:
County Sch. Dists. (P. O.
Fresno), Calif.
>
Whisman
$83,000
&
rick, Dahlquist, Neff & Herring-
proved by White, Bradley, Arant
& All. of Birmingham.
inclusive.
360,000 Second Series bonds. Due
Co., of San Francisco,
and Associates, as follows:
Trust
can
April 1 from 1951 to 1970
on
the Ameri¬
date were awarded to
Levy
Kaiser & Co., and Lawson,
above
on
Due
$840,000 First Series bonds.
The S123,000
—
offered
bonds
school
San Francisco,
Treasurer's
County
Additional Sale
Association, of
California Bank, of
Los Angeles, J. Barth & Co., of
San
Francisco,
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson
&
Curtis, of Chicago,
Savings
&
Trust
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DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
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1950
Monday, April 10,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
COMMERCIAL
awarded
to
171, p. 1300
Blyth & Co.,
Bond
Offering—Henry J. Thom¬
son
&
Volume '171',, - Number- 4897>..
St.
Clear-County Com. Unit
Rural Roufie Not 1, East
v
\c-,
St. Louis)r III.
Bonds Sold—An issue of $625,,
.
000
building bonds has been sold
John
to. the
,
W.
Clarke, Inc., and
Nongard, both ; of
Chicago, jointly, as 3s. Dated Jan.
l,t 1950.
Legality approved by
Ketcham. &
j
' V
THE COMMERCIALS FINANCIAL, CHRONICLE
:
Warsaw,
t
,
Sch. Dist. Ho. 187 (P. O.
;
^
.
Ind.\
Principal \ and / interest
(M-S)
Harry D. payable at the State Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by StinFrancis, ^ City > Clerk-Treasurer^
will
receive
sealed.. bids
until son, Mag, Thomson, McEvers &
2 p.m.(CST) on April 24 for the Fizzell, of Kansas City.
Bond
1
Offering
purchase of $412,000 sewage works
revenue
May
1, 1950. Denom. $1,000. Due on
March 1 and Sept. "1. from 1952
to
lola,
coupon bonds. Dated
&
,
Trauernicht,
of
.•
St.
1981
28
awarded
were
to
offered
sealed
(CST)
Kan.
the
as
until
19
for the
street
1
.
Due
on
1951
*
to
1989
inclusive/
Dated June 1,
;
University, student residence
(A-0)v payable
hall
*
tional
bonds.
Due
Oct.
on
from 1953 to 1985 inclusive.
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130,000 Western'
1
*
Illinois1 -State
Bank
at
First
the
and Oct.
Na¬
(J-D) payable1 at such
agencies in New Orleans,
Chicago. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
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26,000
Due
inclusive.
Dated
/y
r,;
1,, 1950.
Denomi¬
nation $1,000.
Principal and in•est (A-O) payable at the First
ational Bank of Chicago. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
er, of Chicago.
' ,
Urbana), III.
Sale
1088—were
to
Blyth
price of
a
basis of about 2.55%, as
a
ollows:
^
,
$345,000
2% s;.. Due
as
and Oct.^1 from
inclusive.
117,000
to
at
1 from
to 1964
1962
'■<■/ V■.'v'
2%s. Due on April 1
as
and Oct. 1 from
inclusive.^
.
1965
to
1970
'
,
INDIANA
Bainbridge,
Town
Ind.
Offering
Bond
H. R.
—
Clerk-Treasurer,
ceive
sealed
bids
until
(CST)
on
April
chase
of'
$80,000
revenue
April
r
1,
1989
14
Sands,
will
7:30
for the
re¬
dale
of
Due
23As.
as
on
Nov.
.-//
'
T
&
Trust Co., RoachLegality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indiainapolis.
2
the
plant system
receive
purchase
the
for
of
$14,000. fire
on
1960
inclusive.
March
from
15
1951
to
'
Hewton, Iowa
''-//'v;:
Sale—The $49,000
Bond
special
April
bonds
school
Due
on
township
Jan.
Civil
Due
on
1
bonds.
and
July
1
township
Jan.
1" and
July
Seymour, Ind.
Offering—Ralph J. Lucas,
Clerk-Treasurer, will
re¬
ceive
chase
on
of
refunding
to the Iowa-Des
tional
3ue
on
2
Dated
Legality
[toss,
McCord,
[ndianapolis.
South
Ice
May
1951
has
been
1, 1950.
to 1963
ing
the
Sch.
Whitley, Ind.
Iowa
offered
March
1188—were
p.
30—v.
awarded
to
White-Phillips Co., of Daven¬
as 2y4s, at a price of 100.10,
port,
basis
a
of about
highest
2.23%. The
bidder
sec¬
Shaw,
McDermott & Co., for 2?4s, at a
price of 100.07.
was
KANSAS
Great
I
Bend
Bonds
256,700
sold to
munici¬
building of 1950 bonds of-;
April 3—v. 171, p. 1300—
a
Sch.
Sold—An
school
Dist.,
Kan.
issue
of
bonds
has
;
$1,been
the
net interest cost of about
as
follows:
$416,700
vere
awarded to Raffensperger,
lughes & Co., of Indianapolis, as
3/4S, at a price of 101.25, a basis
as
840,000
from
as
l3/4s.
2y2S.
1956
Dated Jan.
tion
$1,000,
2.40%,
/
from 1951 to
ered
30—v.
to
Due
on
Sept. 1
1955 inclusive.
Due
1965
on
Sept.
to
one
for
April
&
both
Jones,
as
$39,000
as
1951
W.
$700.
purchase
15
1951
Due
to
to
as
2%s.
St.' Mary Parish
Water Works
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Morgan
1956
to
1975
La.
on
Jan.
MAINE
1
inclusive.
(M-S)
Auburn,
Note Sale
offered
were
The $350,000 notes
April 3—v. 171, p. 1397—
—
awarded to the First Auburn
Trust
Co., at 0.88% discount.
bidder
was
The
Mer¬
Bank, Boston,
at
Charles, La.
—
Florence
Offering
Clerk,
April 26 for the pur¬
chase
of
$4,000,000 institutional
improvement, Series G coupon or
registered bonds. Dated March 15,
$1,000.
Due
March 15 from 1952 to 1968 in¬
Legality
&
Fall
River
Note
*
Legality
Thorndike,
,
of Boston.
Housing
A uthority*
Offering—John
mings,
Chairman,
bids
at
B.
will
the
Cum-
receive1
office
of
the:*
State
Housing Board, 18 Tremont
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)
onf April
13 for the purchase of
^
$1,075,000
First
Series
notes...
Dated
April 24, 1950.
Due on
April 24, 1951.
Principal and in- >
at
Bank,
of
the
National
Second
Boston.
Legality
ap¬
Gardner Housing Authority, Mass.
Note Offering—Nathan Parnes,
at
First
000
approved
Dawson, of
by
New
roy,
Offering—Ernest
County
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
chase
of,:
hospital
1950.
on
Treasurer,
bids
April
of
Series
the
State
Dated *
notes.
April 24, 1950.
Due on April 24,
1951.
Legality aproved by Cald¬
[
Sale—The
extension
main
March
30
iv2s,
until.
a
of about
Boston,
W.
will
11?
12 for the
Kilre¬
a.m.
pur¬
tuberculosis
.Dated April 12,
Denomination $25,000.
April 5, 1951.
'«
Due
of
101.43,
;
a:
1.24%. The second"
Day Trust Co.,
a
price of
was
iy2s,
dated
at
v.v,
Due
on
1963
inclusive.
terest
price
are
Notes
to/ the *
Bank, of Boston,
for
"
101.13.
water'
offered*
awarded
were
at
$95,000
bonds
Second National
as
Mit¬
Greenfield, Mass.
>
Bond
April
April 15, 1950..
15 from 1951 to
Principal and in¬
>
payable at the Second Na¬
tional Bank, of Boston.
County (P.
Springfield), Mass.
Hampden
Note
Offering
—
O.
*
Daniel M.*
Walsh, Jr., County Treasurer, willreceive
sealed
(EST)
on
chase
of
tients
April
bids
maintenance
12,
until
noon*
April 12 for the pur¬
$40,000 tubercular pa->
1950.
notes.
Due
on
Dated
April 1,
1951.
Lexington, Mass.
Offering—James J.
Note
$275,000
notes.
sealed
receive
office
highest bidder
Me.
Taunton), Mass.
Note
will
the
—
on
King
City.
Boston.
Storey,
Palmer & Dodge,
basis
Le wist on,
N.
Note Sale
The $800,000 notes
will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on offered April 3—v. 171, p. 1397—
May 3 for the purchase of $100,- were awarded to the Second Na¬
000 fire
station and
equipment tional Bank, of Boston, at 0.81%
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1949. De¬ discount. The second highest bid¬
nomination $1,000. Due on Aug. der was Merchants National Bank,
1
from
1951
to
1969
inclusive. Boston, at 0.96% discount.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
MASSACHUSETTS
able at the City Treasurer's office,
or at the option of the holder, at
Boston, Mass.
a bank to be named by the pur¬
\ Note Sale—The
$5,000,000 notes
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
offered April 5 were awarded to
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Halsey, Stuart & Co., at 0.93% in¬
Louisiana (State of)
terest, plus a premium of $98.
Bond Offering—L. B. Baynard,
Notes are dated April 10, 1950.
Secretary of the Board of Liquida¬ Due on Nov. 8, 1950.
tion
of
the
State
Debt,
will
Bristol County (P. O.
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
York
of
by
well, Marshall, Trimble &
chell, of New York City;
Me.
0.89%.
Wood,
Bank,
Housing Board, 18 Tremont StreetK
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
April 13 for the purchase of $470,-
highest
clusive.
Denom¬
payable at the Second Na¬
tional
terest
Floyd P.
payable
at the office of the District, or at
any bank in the State of Louisiana.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
National
Denomination
1950.
and interest
second
on
15,
cipal
chants
(CST)
April
$1,000, Principal and in¬
bids
bid reflecting
City
1951
Chairman,
net interest cost of about 2.83%.
Moore,
terest
from
1951 to 1970 inclusive. Prin¬
Kingston & Co., Stubbs &
Smith & Lombardo, and G. Price
on a
Dated
15
inclusive.
from
New
D.
Crane, jointly,
1969n
O'Brien, President of the Board proved by; Caldwell,
Marshall,
of
Commissioners,
will
receive Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
City.
:
inclusive.
Due
to
Massachusetts
May 1, 1950. Denomina¬
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
—
April
on
1979
ination
from
Dated
City),
1951
,
onn
April 15 from 1951 to 1965.*
inclusive; v
;
[
367,000 water, Act of 1946 bonds.
sealed
Offering
Due
79,000 school addition bonds. Due
inclusive.
tion $1,000.
Bond
■
bonds.
from
15
.
approved
inclusive.
;
school
April
>
April 15 from 1951 to^
on
Due
$165,000
1
the
on
81,000 water revenue bonds. Due
on May
1 from 1951 to 1970
3s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1955
May
on
1970
of
care
inclusive.
follows:
as
in
1970 inclusive.
>
of
bids
of
follows:
to
236,000
the
'
April 22 for the purchase of $56,000 water coupon bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1950. Denominations $1,000
and $500.
Due on March 1
Orelans, and Barrow, Leary &
Co., of Shreveport, jointly, at a
price of 100.006, a basis of about
2.75%,
for
sealed
Due
April 15
La.
R.
Sanford,
Hattier~&
White,
Scharff
1950.
1
inclusive.
15, 1950. Denomina¬
except
La.
$275,000 public
171, p. 989—were awarded
Bond
Dist.,
Sale—The $100,000 build¬
bonds
171,
Reserve),
a.m.
as
City National Bank &
approved by
Trust Co., Lucas, Eisen & Waeck& Miller, of
erle, both of Kansas City, jointly,
and Associates, on a bid reflecting
>f about 1.57%.
Gretna,
Bond Sale—The
a
Moines,
on
Maurice
—
$694,000 school, Act of 1949 bonds.
St. John the Baptist Parish Water
!
Works District No. 1 (P. O.
bonds.
The second highest bidder was
Moines Na¬
Des
on
$84,000 public1 improvement
improvement bonds offered March
O.
Iowa
bonds
of
Con.
p.m.
Bond Sale—The $15,000
pal
(P.
Due
2V4s. Due
as
bonds, divided
LOUISIANA
Lake
Bond
April 20 for the pur¬
fire equipment
July 1 from
nclusive.
until
Bank,
Ruthven
$24,000
bonds.
[950
bids
sealed
[CST)
Bluffs),
sold
ond
3ity
County
Sold—An issue of $160,-
Bonds
1
$1,000. Interest J-J. Legality
;
sealed bids until 10
Cummins, of Des
5s, at a price of par.
as
2s.
as
Soden-
Whitley County (P. O.
Williamsburg), Kyi
IV2S.
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
the
KENTUCKY
from
bonds.
Dated March 1, 1950. Denomina¬
Bond
;
&
Council
from 1952 to 1961 inclusive.
|
1301—were awarded
P.
Pottawatomie
as
from 1952 to 1961 inclusive.
72,000
tion
offered
000
573,000
1
171[
Wheelock
Moines,
(CST)
of
follows:
to
Offering
Bank, of Boston,..
Ill Franklin Street,
Boston, until*
2 p.m. (EST) on April 11 for the
?
purchase
of,, $1,258,000
coupon
bonds, divided as follows:
2.23%,
Bond Offering^Kittredge Tay¬
Co., and George K. Baum
& Co., both of Kansas City, joint¬ lor,
Secretary - of ' the Board of
ly, as l%s and i iy4s. Due from Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on May
1951 to 1960 inclusive.
*>:''■
bids [ until
April 11 for the
on
Due
purchase
$✓45,000 school bonds, divided
awarded
were
Trustees,
equip¬
bonds. Dated March 15, 1950.
ment
to
19
22
Tuffree,
of
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
E.
Board
Cohasset, Mass.
Bond
from 1951 to 1956 inclusive;
Bond Offering—Everett Faulk¬
$120,000 elec-*
ner, County Judge, will receive
Offering—J.
of
3—v.
April
$193,000 street
improvement bonds offered March
Marshalltown), Iowa
OhioTwp. (P. O. Hewburgh), Ind.
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Sale—The
(EST) on
April 20 for the purchase of $78,v. 171, p, 1188-4were awarded to.
000 refunding bonds.
Dated May
the Carleton D. Beh Co., of Des
1, 1950. Denomination $1,000. Due
Moines, as 13/4S, at a price of
on May 1 from 1951 to 1970 inclu¬
101.51, a basis of about 1.52%. The
sive.
Principal
and
interest
second highest bidder; was Bal(M-N) payable at, the Kentucky
lard-Hassett Co., for l3/4s, at a
Trust Co., Louisville. Legality ap¬
price of 101.50.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Marion Township (P. O.
Chicago.
Bond
about
■
dated
are
118,000
$324,000
;;
bonds offered March 30—
revenue
|
Bond Offering—Monroe Howes,
.Township Trustee, will receive
Co., for iy2s, at a
a basis of about
of
cost
notes.
Boston.
follows:
as
1
Iowa
Sale—The
interest
net
&
April 4—v.
171, p. 1088—were awarded to; the
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co., of
Alexandria, on a bid reflecting a
976,000
Bond
1950.
NoVi 1 from 1951 • to 1970
assessment
•
1960
1
Second National
The $1,300,000
—
No.
1 from 1951 to
April 1, 1950. '
Denomination
$1,000.
Principal'
and interest payable at the Na¬
tional Shawmut Bank, of Boston. *
Legality
approved: by • Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
ceive
(P. O.
La.
offered
Notes
from 1957 to 1970 inclusive.
April 1,
trie light and power
will
to
1 from 1958 to
1
Sale
bonds
April
on
1956 inclusive.
Zahner
inclusive.
?
.
..
dated
are
Bond
Dated
1955
April
Prattf Kan.
1
Nov.
on
1970
Corning,
bonds. ;
from
1957.
on
100.04,
?
inclusive.
Clerk
15
and
Due
school
of
dale.
on
price of
1.24%.
;
on
Due
1956 to
100.17.
Due
pur¬
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Roach-
Bank
basis
a
follows:
The second highest bidder was
Sparks & Co., for 2%s, at a price
works
inclusive.
terest
100.19,
as
2i/2s.
as
from
p.m.
Denomination $1,-
Dec.
on
the
from 1951 to 1955 inclusive.
water
coupon
1950.
000. Due
to
Stern Bros.
>
inclusive.
J
of
2.71%,
39,500*
April 1
on
iy2s.
Bond
r
April 1 and
The second highest bidder was
171,
■
and Oct.
238,000
price
a
Bonds
1961
sewer
31—v.
awarded
were
1
.
.
April 1
on
1951
2i/2s. Due
as
—
$52,000
March
April
on
on
1
Alexandria),
1960 inclusive.
loan
Noonan, Town Treasurer, will re- *
Rapides Parish, Alexandria
1953
inclusive;
Wachob-Bender Corp;; of Omaha;
$12,500
awarded
Co., of Chicago, at
100.25,
1088
p.
apartment building revenue
bonds
offered
April 4—v. 171,
'.
offered
in 1956
1
as
and Oct.
Iowa*
Sale—The
Bond
dent
&
Bluffs),
-
bonds
The $700,000 stu¬
—
:
about
University of Illinois (P. O.
■Bond
[
r
Due
Is.
as
36,000
Carter Lake (P. O. Council
v
April
to
New
City, as the Board of Liqui¬
dation, City Debt, may designate.
Legality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New York City.
Sch. Dist. No.
iy8s.i Due
as
Oct.
IOWA
April 1 from 1953 to 1980
on
1951
and Oct. 1 in 1954 and 1955.
24,000
*
College, stadium bonds.
1 from
paying
or
York
inclusive
of
1950.-Denomina¬
water
Due
[
tion $1,000. Principal and interest
v
from 1951 to
30,000
2,000,000 grade separation, Series
*
C bonds. Due on Dec. 1 from
i-
'
Sale consisted of:
Dec.
-
awarded;to
were
$100,000 surface drainage and sew¬
er loan notes.
Due on April 1
from 1951 to' 1989 inclusive.
.
April 6
about 1.23%.
pur¬
improvement,
Series D bonds.
,
Sale—The $130,000 bonds
Coffin & Burr, of Boston, as l^s,
at a price of 101.29, a basis of
a.m.
follows:
Zahner
■
11
$4,500,000 bonds, divided
$2,500,000
Soden-
bids
April
on
chase of
Bond Sale—The $145^500 street
improvement bonds offered March
Principal and
payable at1 the
Bond
—
(1505) -4»*r
-
Brockton, Mass.
Horace
P.
receive
■f.
inclusive.
interest
Offering
Phillips/ Secretary of the Board
of Liquidation,
City' Debt, will
Co., and Burke and Mac(M-S)
Donald " &
Louis.
Co., both of Kansas
"-.'y.
■:
Lake City Bank, Warsaw. Legal¬
City, as l%s and iy4S. Due from
Teachers College Board of the*' ity approved
by Ross, McCordr 1951
to 1960 inclusive.
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
State of Illinois (P. O.
'
*
- *
Lyon County (P. O.
,.\
Macomb),* III. \
;
Washington/ Ind.
Emporia), Kan.
Bond Offering—Vernon L. NicBond Offering—Nellie Bi Start;
Bond
Sale—The. $125,000 hos¬
kell, Secretary of the Teachers
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
pital bonds offered April 4—v.
College Board, will receive sealed sealed bids until 7:30
p.m. (CST)
bids
until
1:30 p.m.
(CST) on on April 17 for the purchase of 171, p. 1937 — were awarded to
Small-Milburn Co., of Wichita, at
April 17 for the purchase of $1,$1,260,000 sewage works revenue a
price of par, a basis of about
230,000 revenue, Series of 1950 bonds.' Dated
April 1, 1950. Due
1.23%, as follows:
bonds, divided as follows:
on' April
1 from 1953 to 1980
Due on April 1
$1,100,000 Illinois/ State Normal inclusive. Principal and interest $39,000 as 13/4s.
Charles
Hew Orleans,- La.
,
Bond
—
-
.
Car¬
roll, Town Treasurer, will receive"
sealed
on
bids
April
$70,000
until
12 for
coupon
11
a.m.
(EST)
the purchase of
notes,
divided
as-
follows:
$45,000 fire station notes. Due on*
May 1 from 1951 to 1959 in*:
elusive.
Monday, April 10,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL &
THE
50
1950
I
I
I
—
,(1506)
Mount
construction notes.
25,000 street
Due
;
1951 to 1954
from 195 L to
1
May
on
$40,000 as 3s. Due on
April 1 from
Offering
Bond
inclusive.
sealed
S.
Knapp,
will
receive
until 7:30 .m. (EST)
10 for the purchase of
School District
(P.O.
Clerk*, will receive
sel, Borough
sealed bids until 8 p.m.-
Conrad), Mont.
bids
Offering—Althea D. Pur-
Bond
High
County, Conrad
Pondera
Washington, N.J
t
MONTANA
Dist., Mich.
T.
—
Secretary,
District
1
70,000 as 2V4S.. Due on April
from 1955 to 1960 inclusive.
1955 inclusive.
Pleasant Sch.
(EST) on
of $135,registered
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1950.
De¬
nomination $1,000. Due on April 1
Bank, of Boston.
p.m.
(MST) on May 11 for the from 1951 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
purchase of $195,000 construction cipal and interest (A-O) payable
;
Lynn, Mass.
000 as 3s, and $60,000 as 2%s.
interest (A-O) payable at the Isa¬ and equipment bonds. Dated June
at
the
Washington - Trust
Co.,
Note
Offering—Daniel J. Mcbella County State Bank, Mount 1, 1950. Amortization bonds will
Burr Oak, Mich.
Washington.
Legality approved
Ardle.
City Treasurer, will re¬
Pleasant.
Le gality approved by
be
the
first - choice
and serial
Bond Sale-^-The $110,000 water
ceive sealed bids until
11 a.m.
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, bonds the second choice of the
of New York City. >
(EST) on April 11 for the pur¬ supply system revenue bonds of¬ of Detroit.
\
School
Board. ' If
amortization
chase of $800,000 notes. Due on fered April 3—v. 171, p. 1301—
West Long Branchy N. J.
bonds are sold and issued, the en¬
Muskegon Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 1
Nov. 30, 1950. Legality approved were awarded to Stranahan, Har¬
tire issue may be put into one
Bond Offering—J. R. Woolley,
ris & Co., Inc., of Toledo, at a
(P. O.',Muskegon), Mich.
,
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
single bond or divided into sev¬ Borough Clerk; will receive sealed
price of 100.14, a basis of about
Dodge, of Boston.
,,
.
^
,
Bond
Offering—Bernard Rieg- eral bonds, as the Board of Trus¬
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
3.13%, as follows:
ler,
Superintendent of Schools, tees may determine upon at the 20 for the purchase of $45,000 im¬
Plymouth County (P. O.
$74,000 as 3Vis. Due on Oct. 1 from will receive sealed bids until 8 time of sale, both principal and
Plymouth), Mass.
provement coupon or registered
1954 to 1979 inclusive.
p.m. (EST)
on April 11 for the interest to be payable in semi¬
Note Offering—Avis A Ewell,
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1950.
De¬
36,000 as 3s. Due on Oct. 1 from purchase of $96,000 school coupon annual instalments during a period
County
Treasurer,
will receive
nomination $1,000.
Due on May 1
1980 to 1988 inclusive.
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1950. De¬
of 20 years from the date of issue. from 1951 to 1956 inclusive. Prin¬
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
Due on April If serial bonds are issued and sold
The second highest bidder was nomination $1,000.
on
April 12 for the purchase of
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
1
from
1951
to 1962 inclusive.
they will be in the amount of $1- at the Long Branch Banking Co.,
$275,000
tuberculosis
hospital S. R. Livingstone & Co., and Siler
& Co., jointly, for SV2S and 3Vis, at Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ 000 each, and shall be payable in
maintenance
loan
notes. Dated
Long Branch.
Legality approved
a price of 100.01, a
basis of about able at the National Lumberman's 20 annual instalments, one instal¬ by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
April 18, 1950. Denomination $25,Bank,
Muskegon. / Legality ap¬ ment of $8,000 shall be due and
3.49%. V000. Due on March 30,1951.
Mitchell, of New York City.
proved by Berry, Stevens, Barbier payable June
1^ 1951, one instal¬
Sharon, Mass.
Erin and Lake Townships Frac.
& Evely, of Detroit.
NEW MEXICO
;
ment of $7,000 shall become due
1950. Denomina¬
May 1,
Dated
Principal and interest
payable at the Merchants National
tion $1,000.
t
60,000
as
2s. Due on April 1
to 1965 inclusive. 1
April
on
from
Dated
1961
April
Denomination
The second highest bidder was
$1,000. Due on April 1 from 1951
McDonald-Moore & Co., for $110,to 1955 inclusive.
Principal and
$160,000
building
1,
1950.
bonds.
Marsh,
Clerk of the Board of Trustees,
will
receive sealed bids until 8
Offering
Bond
—
Veta
April 18 for the purchase
000
or
coupon
sewer
,
Sale—The
Note
loan.
of
Act
April 4
1950
$400,000 school
notes offered
v. 171, p. 1397 —- were
to Blair, Rollins & Co.,
—
Sch.
u,V'
■
;„v::.■■■■
(P. O.
Fraser),
3
Dist; No.
31290 Gratiot,
Michigan
•'*• •
,.
payable June 1, 1952, one in¬
of $10,000 shall become
and
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Bond
Sale—The $141,225.26 spe¬
payable June 1, 1953, and
like instalment of $10,000 shall
Inc., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, and Robert Hawkins & Co.,
jointly, as l%s, at
price of 101.30, a basis of about
both of Boston,
1.60%.'
Somerville,
,
Note Sale
—
Mass.
zation
at 0.71%
cl:,\yiy v':
National Bank, of Boston,
'
discount.
Taunton,
Mass.
notes
offered April 4 were awarded to
the First National Bank, of Bos¬
ton, at 0.68% discount. <, Vj .:
Notes are dated April 6, 1950.
Denomination $50,000 and $25,000.
Sale—The
$350,000
from
20,000
as
from
The
1951
to
2M>s.
ond
,
,,
-
.
Co.,
Due on June 1
1960 inclusive.
Crouse &
for 1 !4s and 1 Vfes, at a price
highest bidder was
of 100.05.
inclusive.
No. 71
& Co., and McDonald-Moore & Co, jointly, for 3Vis,
H. V. Sattley
2%s, at a price of
basis of about 2.94%.
100.03,
Bond
,
^
V
(P. O.
sealed bids
;
purchase of
$80,000
building
bonds.;; Dated
Georgetown Township Sch. Dist.
April 1, 1950. Denomination $1,000.
No. 3 (P. O. Hudsonville),
Due on April 1 from 1953 to 1976
i'v';.
Michigan
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Due
on
Nov. 14, 1950. Legality
Bond Sale—The $30,000 school
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
approved by Storey, Thorndike, bonds offered March *14 were
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
awarded to the Community State
Ramsey County Com. Sch. Dist.
No. 6 (P. O. St. Paul 1), Minn.
Bank, of Hudsonville.
Waltham, Mass.
,
o
Note Sale
—
offered April 5
The $500,000 notes
were
awarded to
Newton-Waltham v Bank
&
Trust Co.. of Waltham, at 0.74%
the
discount.
Notes
are
dated April 5,
1950.
on
become due and
April
11
for the
payable
June
on
thereafter until all
of the said serial bonds are fully
1
in each year
The bonds whether amorti¬
paid.
or
serial bonds shall be re¬
deemable in full
on
any
thereafter
Toole
on
June 1, I960,
interest
prior to
date
due
maturity.
County, Sunburst High
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Sunburst),
Montana
Offering—Astrid G. Niel¬
District Clerk, will receive
until 11:30 a.m. (CST)
sen,
a
a
and
Indep. School District
Askov), Minn.
Pine County
highest bidder was
and
J
,
MINNESOTA
Due on June 1
1961 to 1965
second
assessment paving
cial
$50,000 build¬
Sale—The
$30,000 as 2%s.
The $500,000 notes
offered April 4—v. 171, p. 1397—
were
awarded to the Merchants
Note
bonds of¬
fered April 4—v. 171, p. 1397—
ing bonds offered April 4—v. 171,
were
awarded to Halsey, Stuart
p. 1397—were awarded to S.
R. &
Co., as IV2S, at a price of 100.89,
Livingstone & Co., of Detroit, at
a basis of about 1.33%.
The sec¬
a price of 100.05, a basis of about
Bonds
due and
Bond
Bond
April 3
171, p. 1189
000
r
Sold—An issue of
offered
—
were
awarded to Piper, Jaffray &
sewer
ing revenue bonds has been sold
Boettcher & Co., Peters, Writer
to
both of Denver,
Dahlberg & Co., of
Tucson, jointly, as 4s, at a price
&
Christensen,
and
'Henry
1, 1949. De¬
July 1
from 1952 to 1979 inclusive. In¬
terest J-J. Legality approved by
Myles P. Tallmadge, of Denver.
of
par.
Dated Dec.
nomination $1,000. Due on
NEW
v.
wood, of Minneapolis.
NEW
YORK
Caldwell, Diamond Point
Hop-
—
$800,-
light,
water and
improvement and refund¬
electric
build¬
Sale—The $313,623
ing and equipment bonds
N. Mex.
Farmington,
stalment
2.59%, as follows:
awarded
a
i
District
(P. O. Lake
New
Water
George),
York
Offering—Lael W. Breen,
Town
Supervisor,
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
April 12 for the purchase of $27,Bond
HAMPSHIRE
Nashua, N. H.
registered
1949. Denom. $1,000.
Due on Nov. 1 from
Bond Offering—Alden Krueger,
on
April 11 for the purchase of 1950 to 1976 inclusive. Principal
V
Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich.
Clerk of the School Board, will
$200,000 notes.
Dated April 12, and interest (M-N) payable at the
Note Sale—The $80,000 tax an¬
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
1950.
Denomination $50,000 and First National Bank, Lake George.
ticipation 1950 notes offered April (CST) on April 19 for the pur¬
$25,000. Due on Dec. 1, 1950. Le¬ Legality approved by Vandewater,
4—v. 171, p. 1301—were awarded
chase of $100,000 building coupon
to the
Grosse Pointe Bank, of bonds. Dated April 1, 1950. De¬ gality approved by Storey Thorn¬ Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Grosse Pointe, at
2% interest.
Note
Offering—Alfred
O. Pou-
000
water
lin,
City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. '(EST)
bonds.
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
New York
coupon
Dated
Nov.
or
1,
11
City.
Due on Jan. 1
Cortland, N. Y.'
inclusive. Le¬
NEW JERSEY
000. Due on
Lincoln
Park Sch. Dist., Mich.
Bond Offering—R. B. Sanders,
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Delaware Township School (P. O.
Bond Offering—Edwin H. Pate,
son, of Minneapolis.
,
City Chamberlain, will receive
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Sergeantsville), N. J.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
MISSISSIPPI
Worcester County (P. O.
Bond
Offering—E. C. Rockation, will receive sealed bids until
April 13 for the purchase of $83,Worcester), Mass.
8 p.m. (EST) on April 18 for the
fellow, District Clerk, will re¬
000 public improvement 1950 cou¬
Charleston, Miss.
Note Sale—The $500,000 tuberceive
sealed
bids
until 8. p.m
purchase
of
$685,000 # building
pon
or registered
bonds. Dated
Bond Sale—The $112,500 special
c u I o s i s
hospital maintenance coupon bonds, divided as follows:
(EST) on April 20 for the pur¬
improvement bonds offered April chase of $240,000 school coupon April 1, 1950. Denomination $1,notes offered April 4 were were
000. Due on April 1 from 1951 to
$525,000 Series 1 bonds.
Due on 4—v. 171, p. 1189—were awarded
awarded to the Merchants Nation¬
or
registered bonds.
Dated Dec. 1959 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1964 in¬
to Leftwich & Ross, of Memphis,
al Bank, of Boston, at 0.74% dis¬
1,
1949.
Denomination
$1,000. terest ; (A-O)
clusive.
•
1 ,
payable
at the
as
2s, at a price of 100.22.
The
count.
Due on April 4, 1951.
160,000 Series 2 bonds.
Dtie on second highest bidder was Union Due on Dec. 1 from 1950 to 1970 Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New
inclusive.
Principal and interest York
MICHIGAN
Nov. 1 from 1956 to 1964 in¬
City. Legality approved by
Planters National Bank & Trust
(J-D) payable at the Hunterdon Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
clusive.
Allen Park, Mich.
Co., Memphis, for 2V8S, at a price
County National Bank, LambertGalloway, of New York City.
Dated May 1, 1950.
Denomina¬ of 100.14.
Bond Offering—R. Don Pretty,
ville.
Legality approved by Haw¬
Village Clerk, will receive sealed tion $1,000. Principal and interest
Dunkirk, N. Y.
J
Laurel, Miss.
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
bids
until 7:30
p.m.
(EST) on (M-N) payable at the Manufac¬
Bond Sale—The $275,000 water,
York City.
Bonds Sold—An issue of $75,000
April
11 for the purchase of turers National Bank, of Detroit.
works
improvement 1950 bonds
improvement
bonds has
Gloucester City Sewerage
$10,000 special assessment district Legality approved by Claude H. street
offered April 4—v. 171, p. 1302—
been sold to the Equitable Securi¬
Authority, N. J.
No. 47 coupon bonds. Dated May Stevens, of Berry, Stevens, Barwere
awarded
to
the Dunkirk
ties Corp., as 2s, 1V2S and l%s, at
Bond
Sale
The $1,500,000
1, 1950. Denomination $1,000. Due bier & Evely, of Detroit.
Trust Co., of Dunkirk, as 1.40s,
a price of
on
sewer
revenue
bonds
offered at a
100.08. Dated March 1,
May 1 from 1951 to 1955 in¬
Meridian Township (P. O.
price of 100.05, a basis of
1950. Due from 1951 to 1960 incl.
clusive.
Principal
and interest
March 30—v. 171, p. 1302—were
about 1.39%.
The second high¬
Okemos), Mich.
Legality approved by Charles & awarded to a syndicate composed est bidder was Bankers Trust Co.,
(M-N) payable at the Manufac¬
Bond Offering—C. B. Robinson.
turers National Bank of Detroit.
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
of Shields & Co., of New York.
New York, for l%s, at a price of
Clerk,
will
receive
^Legality approved by Miller, Can- Township
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., of
100.35.
Rankin County Sch. Dists. (P. O.
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit. sealed bids until 7:30 (EST) on
Toledo, Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.,
Brandon), Miss.
April 17 for the purchase of $170,Dunkirk Union Free Sch. Dist.
C.
C.
Collings & Co., Inc., of
V
Baraga County (P. O.
Bonds
Sold
Bonds in the
000 water supply system ®No.
1
(Constituting the City School
Philadelphia,
Julius A. Rippel,
L'Anse), Mich.
revenue
coupon
bonds.
Dated amount of $120,000 have been sold
District of the City of
Inc., of
Newark, and Schmidt,
Bond Offering — Francis Kotila,
to Kingsbury & Alvis, of Jackson,
April 1, 1950.
Denomination $1,Dunkirk), N. Y.
Poole & Co., of Philadelphia, at
County Clerk, will receive sealed 000.
Due April 1 from 1955 to
as 2%s and 2V4S, as follows:
Bond Offering
Frank May,.
a price of 100.006, a basis of about
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
1977 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
District
Secretary,
will receive:
$80,000 Pearl Con. School Dis¬ 2.68%, as follows:
.11 for the purchase of $200,000
terest (A-O) payable at the De¬
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) dm
trict bonds.
'
memorial hospital coupon bonds.
$1,000,000 Series S bonds: $160,000
troit Trust Co., Detroit. Legality
April 19 for the purchase of $550,—
40,000 Richland Con. School
Dated May 1, 1950. Denomination
•as
314s,
due' on
March 1
approved by Claude H. Stevens, of
District bonds.
000 school coupon
or registered5
from 1953 to 1962 inclusive;
$1,000. Due on May 1 from 1951 to
Berry, Stevens, Barbier & Evely,
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1950.
De¬
Dated April
1, 1950. Legality
1958 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
$200,000
as
2.60s,
due on nomination
of Detroit.
$1,000. Due 011 Nov. I
terest (M-N) payable at the Coun¬
approved by Charles & Trauer¬
March 1 from -1963 to 1971
from 1950 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
-■
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬ Milford Twp. Frac. Huron Valley nicht, of St. Louis,
I
inclusive, and $640,000 as cipal and interest (M-N) payable
School District No. 4 (P. O.
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
2%s, due on March 1 from
Yazoo County (P. O.
at the District Treasurer's office.
Milford), Mich.
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
1972 to 1990 inclusive.
Yazoo City), Miss.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt
Note Offering
H. O. Hansen.
500,000 Series T bonds, as 2.60s.
Btiena Vista Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 1
& Washburn, of New York City.
: Bonds Sold—An issue of $150,Superintendent of Schools, will
The second highest bidder was
(P. O. 1635 Mack Road,
000
hospital bonds offered has
Geneseo, Groveland, Sparta and
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Saginaw), Mich.
&
Co.,
Paine, Webber,.
been sold to the Delta National Stroud
v West Sparta Central Sch. Dist.
;Bond Sale—The $170,000 build¬ (EST) on April 13 for the pur¬ Bank and the Bank of Yazoo City, Jackson & Curtis, Tripp & Co.,
chase of $44,146 tax anticipation
V No. 1 (P.O. Geneseo), N. Y.
ing bonds offered April 3—v. 171,
both
of Yazoo City, jointly, as Campbell & Co., and F. R. Cole
Bond Sale—$223,000 school 1950
notes.
Dated April 1; 1950.
Due
p. 1397—were awarded to StranaIV4S and IV2S. Dated March
1, & Co., jointly, for 4s, 2.30s, 2%s bonds .coffered
on
Aoril
6
were
April 1, 1951. Principal and
ban. Harris & Co., Inc., of Toledo,
1950.
Legality approved by and 2.90s. at a price of par, a awarded to Geo. B. Gibbons &
interest payable qt the Oakland
sit a price of 100.0005, a basis of
4
Charles & Truernicht, of St. Louis. basis of about 2.87 %.
County State Bank, Milford.
3ibotit 2.6%, as follows:
$50,000 and $25,Nov. 6, 1950. Legality
Denominations
nomination $1,000.
from
1953
to, 1976
•
,
>
—
-
—
i
—
-
—
.
Salina
Co., Inc., Chas. E. Weigold & Co.,
of
New
York, and
Sage,
both
Rutty & Co., of Rochester, jointly,
II2S,
as
at
price
a
of
100.23,
a
.basis of about 1.47%.
Bonds
1, 1950.
Denomination $1,000. Due on Oct.
1950
from
1
1968
to
inclusive
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Geneseo Valley Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., Geneseo.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Heckler
Sykes,
York
New
Galloway,
&
(F. O. Liverpool), N.
and
district
improvement
April 5—v. 171,
1398—were awarded to Halsey,
sewer
Stuart
of
&
Co.,
1.70s, at
as
100.87, a basis of about 1.607o.
The
second
highest
Sch. Dist. No.
Shelter
1
(F. O.
(P. O. Shelter
Island), N. Y.
No.
1
ing 1950 bonds offered April 5—
171, p. 1398—were awarded to
v.
awarded to
Cross, and Tilney &
Co., both of New York, jointly,
as
1.80s, at a price of 100.32, a
171,
1190—were
p.
Weigold & Co., and Geo.
& Co., Inc., both of
York, jointly, as 1.70s, at a
price
100.79,
of
basis of about
a
1.61%.
(F. O. 2505, Ridgeroad
West, Rochester), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Gordon
Asheboro, N. C.
The $100,000 street
Sale
Bond
of
chase
A.
60,000
registered bonds.
or
coupon
13/4S. Due
as
1957
Franklin
Bond
payable at the
Co., of Rochester.
Legality approved by Vande water,
Heckler
Sykes.
Galloway,
&
of
York City.
North Harmony, Sher¬
Clymar Central
Harmony,
and
man
Dist. No.
Sch.
(F. O.
1
Y,
Panama), N.
Bond
Sale
Sch.
Dist.,
Ohio
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received at office of Ernest Leet,
due
171, p. 990—were awarded to
Otis & Co., of Cleveland, as 2V2S,
225,000
at
price
a
of
100.94,
basis
a
on
Barcus,
Granville
Sch.
Local
(CST)
10 for the purchase of
$1,800,000
water
and
sewerage
utility
revenue
coupon
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1950. Due on July
1
from
1953
inclusive.
1975
to
Principal and interest payable at
any suitable banking institution in
the United States designated by
the purchaser.
Legality approved
tion
Macedon,
Twp.
Local Sch.
til
8
$1,000.
1951
Y.
$7,500
N.
The
—
to
Due
1960
Oct.
on
inclusive.
from
1
Clerk
will
Claire Huma-
ledo,
a
2V4S, at
as
basis of about 2.06%.
ond
highest
bidder
White & Co., for
The
a
highest
Marine Trust Co., Buf¬
bidder
was
falo, for 1.70s, at a price of 100.05.
Marcellus, N.
Y.
Offering
Wood-
bridge, Village Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until 3 p.m.
Grace
—
Smith,
Brilliant Local Sch. Dist.,
Bond
Offering—W.
Ohio
Due
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
1989
1951
to
and
interest
(EST)
chase
on
of
by Vandewater, Sykes,
320.000
approved
City.
Offering—Thomas F. Far-
Note
Chairman, will
rell,
until
the
noon
(EST)
on
receive bids
April 12 for
purchase of $21,370,000 Issue
Dated May 10, 1950.
on
Nov. 10, 1950.
Legality
as
pur¬
unlimited
tax
follows:
building bonds. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1951 to 1972 incl.
building bonds. Due
on
approved
Trimble &
by Caldwell, Marshall,
Mitchell* of New York
March
ination
$1,000.
terest
(M-S)
Brilliant
1,
1950.
Principal
payable
Bank
and
Savings
Rosendale, Ti.lson Fire Dist. (F. O.
Tillson), N. Y.
Bond
Offering
District
Zimmer,
receive
(EST)
sealed
on
—
bids
April
chase of $13,000
Christian
Treasurer,
until
2
L.
will
p.m.
15 for the pur¬
construction cou¬
registered bonds. Dated
April 1, 1950. Denomination $Lpon
or
300. Due
1960
terest
trict
April I from 1951 to
Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at the Dis¬
office. Legality
Secretary's
approved
of
on
inclusive.
by Lloyd E. Le Fever,
Kingston.
Sutherland
price of 100.29.
Clerk
Zanesville
Local
Sch.
Dist.,
Offering
—
of the Board
Ruth
:
Daum,
received
8 p.m.
(CST) on April 11 for the
purchase of $23,000 building and
equipment bonds.
Due from 1952
1955
to
inclusive.
Co.,
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
Zanesville.
Wabash
Sale
bonds offered
—
The
April
cantile-Commerce
$512,811.31
6—v.
171,
Bank
&
p.
County lndep. Sch. Dist.
26 (P. O. Weatherford),
No.
bonds offered March 31—v.
1191—were awarded to the
Osgood State Bank, of Osgood, as
2s. at a price of 100.22, a basis of
follows:
$96,811.31 street improvement, Se¬
ries No. 218 bonds, as l%s.
310.000 water works
enlargement
fund.No, 11 bonds, as l34s.
106,000 lire
department
motor
driven apparatus fund No. 8
as
p.
about
12 for the
purchase of $91,000 school build¬
ing bonds..
- .r-'/
.
Erick,
Bond
Sale
V/zS.
The second highest bidder was
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., and
Bond
Bond Offering
Clerk
the
of
Dist., Ohio
Offering—Eunice Earhart,
Clerk of
Board
the
of Education,
park
,
Garvin
Bond
Offering
will
receive
of
sealed
Carder,
Education,
bids
■
until
7:30
p.m. (CST) on April
10 for
purchase of $33,000 building
and repair bonds. Due from 1952
the
inclusive.
1962
to
Harper
County
District No.
ination $1,000.
1951 to
Due
on
Bond
Clerk
Dependent
5
(CST) on April 12 for the
purchase of $10,000 building and
Roger Mills County Independent
School District No. 7 (P. O.
1
Bond
Offering — Wayland
Adams, Superintendent of Schools,
will receive sealed bids until
(CST)
p.m.
receive
No.
Bond
Sale
—
April 3—v.
171, p. 1303—were awarded to the
Harris Trust
&
Savings Bank, of
Weaver,
bids
until
April 11 for the
building
$45,000
~
(P.
O.
receive
;
..
•;
County Independent
Hobart),
p.m.
(CST)
—
Bond
Offering—J.
will
receive
p.m.
(CST)
Fiore
p.m.
sealed
on
of Education,
bids
April
11
until
for
8
the
1952 to
Columbia
County lndep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Wis'er), Okla.
Offering — W. F. Hunt,
of the Board
of Education,
receive sealed bids until 7:30
(CST)
of
April 11 for the
$18,000 building
on
Due from 1952 to 1960 in¬
Oklahoma
County
Bond
Jones), Okla.
Sale—The $39,000
_
build¬
ing bonds offered April 3—v. 171,
3399—were awarded to Calvert
of Oklahoma City, at
& Canfield,
price of 100.01, a basis cf about
1.78%,
for
2
the
■
Columbia City),
Ore.
Sale—The
$13,000 school
bonds offered April 3—v. 171, p.
1303—were
N.
a
awarded to the Chas.
Tripp
Co., of Portland, as 2s.
price of 100.25, a basis of
about 1.95%.
bidder
The second highest
United States National
was
Bank, Portland,
price of 100.45.
for
ville,
21/2S,
at
a
<
Corvallis,
Bond
Ore.
Offering—George
SimerRecorder, will receive
City
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST)
April 17 for the purchase of
$46,056.94 Bancroft Improvement
bonds.
cept
to
Denomination
$1,000,
ex¬
for $56.94.
Due from 1951
inclusive.
one
1960
Principal
and
interest payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved by
McCulloch,
Shuler
&
Winfree,
Sayre, of Portland.
Hood
River,
Sale—The
171,
Ore.
/
$10,957.40 im¬
bonds offered
provement
April 3
991—were awarded to
the First National Bank, of Port¬
—v.
p.
land, as 2s, at
price of 100.42, a
a
basis of about 1.92%.
highest
bidder
The second
City Water
Department, for 2s, at a price of
was
County Sch. Dist. No. 4
O. Eugene), Ore.
Bond
as
follows:
Offering—Clarence Hines,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
21
for
the
2
p.m.
(PST)
from
April
on
purchase of $1,000,000
school bonds.
1952
Dated June
to
Due
1970
1, 1950.
June
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice, or at the fiscal agency of the
State
in
New
York
City,
at the
option of the purchaser.
Lane
County Sch. Dist. No. 32
O. Mapleton), Ore.
Warrant
Offering — Alice
W.»
Peckham, District Clerk, will re¬
(P.
ceive
Dependent
School District No. 74 (P. O.
a
until
12
County Sch. Dist. No. 11
O.
Denomination $1,000.
clusive.
p.
bids
April
OREGON
Lane
49
Bond
sealed
on
Due from 1953 to 1955 inclusive.
1
will
Darden,
Education,
purchase of $9 000 building bonds.
Okla.
1967 inclusive.
Clerk
p.
Clerk of the Board of
Beatrice Rhea,
furniture bonds. Due from
No.
O.
par.
purchase of $185,000 building and
Le
the
(P.
Offering
will
Dec. 1 from
The $1,050,000 ex¬
bonds offered
on
of the Board
Clerk
7:30
for
Sharon), Okla.
County lndep. Sch. Dist.
1
11
School District No. 4 (P.
Bond
Due from 1952 to 1958 in¬
clusive.
OKLAHOMA
Bond
sealed
(CST)
purchase
of
Kiowa
April
on
Woodward
School
of Education,
Board
p.m.
bonds.
t
Cheyenne), Okla.
(P. O. Selman),
Offering—Mark
of the
will
1973 inclusive. Inter. J-D.
Ardmore, Ohio.
Education,
furniture bonds. Due from 1954 to
1958 inclusive.
Oklahoma
bonds.
Aoril
of
p.m.
on
Earl
—
of the Board
Clerk
15 for the pur¬
chase of $85,000 school addition
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1949. Denom¬
on
Ellen Graham,
sealed
County lndep. Sch. Dist.
O. Paoli), Okla.
No. 5 (P.
purchase
(EST)
—
Board
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
at
Okla.
The $24,000
—
Wichita, and the R. J. Ed¬
Inc., of Oklahoma City,
jointly, at a price of 10Q.06.
/
will receive sealed bids until noon
tension
Osage County lndep. Sch. Dist.
No. 29 (P. O. Barnsdall), Okla. "
wards,
Bond
Local Sch.
Holmes,
1954.
(P.
be received until April
1.97%.
West Union
K.
the
(CST) on April 12 for the
purchase of $10,000 repair and im¬
provement bonds. Due in 1953 and
Oklahoma
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Mer¬
Trust
Co., of St. Louis, Kean, Taylor &
Co., and Laidlaw & Co., both of
New York, jointly, at a price of
100 50, a basis of about 1.62%, as
bonds,
(P. O. North Star), Ohio
Sale—The $22,000 build¬
Bond
ing
Columbus, Ohio
Bond
Township Local Sch. Dist.
of
p.m.
'
on
izens National Bank of
171,
Offering—M.
of
Custer
of Education,
April 26 for the pur¬
chase
of
$65,000
school
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1950. Denomination
$1,000. Due on Oct. 1 from 1951
to
1975 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at the Cit¬
(EST)
bid
cost
Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 2:30
Offering—Ruth Williams,
will receive sealed bids until noon
Brilliant.
Squire,
1190—were awarded to the
City.
bidder was Ryan,
& Co., for l%s, at a
Legality
approved
by Graham.
Graham, Hollingsworth & Gottlieb,
Denom¬
of Zanesville, and Squire, Sanders
and in¬
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
at
the
XLVI notes.
Due
sec¬
was
a
^
Clerk
lndep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Sayre), Okla.
of the Board of Education,
sealed
bids
until
will
Sept. 1 from 1951 to 1973 incl.
Dated
York City Housing Authority,
New York
H
New
noon
20 for the
$865,000
$545,000
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
April
bonds, divided
payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, Marcellus.
Legality
(A-O)
The
highest
Bond
H.
will receive sealed bids until
or
pon
1.60%.
about
on
purchase of $40,000 school bonds.
Ohio
registered bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1950. Denomination $500.
11
of
Co,
interest
net
a
sas,
South
Lewis,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
April
on
1952 to 1970 in¬
to the First Securities Co. of Kan¬
purchase of $20,000 im¬
provement notes.
for the purchase of $45,000 water 1950 cou¬
(EST)
ond
2
A.
J.
100.07.
basis
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on April
20 for the
Bond Offering—James F.
:
Note
f
until
price of
Principal
Ohio
Brewster,
bids
improvement bonds offered April
4—v. 171, p. 1399—were awarded
was
2V4S, at
sec¬
31
Bond
;
price of 101.07,
a
Bond
Osage County Dependent Sch. Dist.
No. 73 (P. O. Hominy), Okla.
'
as
p.
sealed
■
No.
i
1191—were awarded
to Ryan, Sutherland & Co., of To¬
171,
highest bidder
Piersol
t
Beckham County
Michigan
2s, at a price
of 101.33, a basis of about 1.81 %.
The
second
highest bidder was
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., for
—v.
—
Due from
clusive.
First of
Corp., of Detroit,
second
April 15
inclusive/
on
1961
about 1.78%.
A.
Helmuth,
the Board of Education,
receive
bonds.
Dist., Ohio
Bond Sale—The $252,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 4 were
awarded to the
Offering
(CST) on April 11 for the
purchase
of
$27,500
building
Sch.
Local
County Dependent School
No.
144
(P. O.
Beaver), Okla.
of
Clerk
Newark
about 1.78%.
p.m.
tion bonds. Dated May 1, 1950. Denominatoin $1,000. Due on Nov. 1
1951 to 1970 inclusive.
Due
District
Dist.
—
of about 1.59%. The second
a
Beaver
p.m.
from
Co., Oklahoma City,
bid reflecting a net interest
cost of
R. D. 5, Warren), Ohio
—
on
Bond
fire and interest (A-O) payable at the
Prospect Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond Sale
The $41,000 im¬
house building 1950 bonds offered Lorain
County Savings & Trust
April 3 — v. 171, p. 1398 — were Co., Elyria. Legality approved by provement bonds ottered April 1
—v.
awarded to tbe Manufacturers and
171, p. 1303—were awarded
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
to J. A. White & Co., of Cincinnati,
Traders Trust Co., of Buffalo, as Cleveland.
as
1.60s, at a price of 100.003, a basis
13/4S, at a price of 100.65, a
Sale
on
basis of about 2.01%.
Howland
E.
April 15
on
1958 inclusive.
1959 to
reflecting
$45,000 as 2s,
April 15 from 1967 to
Bank & Trust
Dist., Ohio
(EST) on April 18 for
sealed the purchase of $580,000 construc¬
bids until 8 p.m.
oral
April
on
E.
The
J.
Due
to
l34s.
as
from
April 15
on
and
Dated April 15, 1950. The second
highest bidder was First National
bonds.
Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
and bard, Clerk - Treasurer of the
Board of Education, will receive
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
Bank of Jamestown, Jamestown. sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
Legality approved by Vandewater, April 26 for the purchase of $65,000 building, unlimited tax bonds.
Sykes. Heckler & Galloway, of
Dated April 1, 1950.
Denomina¬
New York City.
J*
Bond
inclusive
improvement, Special Assessment
Bond Offering
Auditor, will receive
City
and
due
1955
51
1954 inclusive.
to
IV2S.
as
11,000
Due
1952
from
1969 inclusive.
inclusive.
Offering—R.
as
on April 15 in
1952
1953; $108,000 as 1Y2S, due
April 15 from 1954 to 1962
inclusive; $48,000 as l%s, due
on April 15 from 1963 to 1966
son,
Bond
$24,000
and
due
May 1 from
Principal
inclusive.
1970
to
4s,
of
Fremont, Ohio
Bond Offering — Fred Peltier,
■
16,00Q
Bond
bonds:
sewer
on
a
N. Dak.
Minot,
as 2s,
April 15 from 1967 to
on
2%s.
as
from
1969 inclusive.
about 2.41 %.
Jamestown
Bldg.,
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
Jamestown, until 3 p.m. (EST) on
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
April
12
for the
purchase of
2s, at a price of 100.91.
$175,000 building and equipment
OHIO
Ohio City, Ohio
1950 coupon or registered bonds.
Avon Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond Sale—The $25,000 street
Dated May 1, 1950. Denomination
Bond Offering — Eugene Hub¬
resurfacing bonds offered April 1
$1,000. Due on May 1 from 1951
Hotel
-£12
inclusive, and $105,000
The $40,000 con¬
—
as 13/4S, due
April 15 from 1963 to 1966
on
bonds Offered April 4—
NORTH DAKOTA
y
(J-D)
Trust
basis of
a
inclusive; $192,000
Local
(P. O.
$1,000. Due on June 1 from 1951
1977 inclusive. Principal and
Union
1962
to
to
interest
price of 106.22,
a
$12,000
bonds:
water
$96,000 as
4s, due on April 15 in 1952 and
1953; $432,000 as l%s, due 011
April 15 from 1954 to 1962
about 2.08%.
1, 1949. Denomination
Dec.
Dated
New
—
1956 inclusive.
1953 to
improvement
$242,000
$825,000
to
4—v, 171, p. 1398—were awarded
Bond Sale—The $240,000 build¬
the Equitable Securities Corp.,
ing bonds offered April 3—v. 171,
at a price of
100.09, a basis of p. 1190—were awarded to the First
about 1.68%, as follows:
of Michigan Corporation, of De¬
$40,000 as IV2S. Due on May 1 from troit, as 2V4S, at a price of 102.18,
April 12 for the pur¬
on
awarded
were
—
to
Howe, Town Supervisor, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids until .3
p.m.
(EST)
1190
the Citizens Bank of De Graff, as
4s, at
improvement bonds offered April
Greece
1950
171, p.
chase of $27,000 sewer and street
CAROLINA
NORTH
Gibbons
B.
fire
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until April 22 for the pur¬
basis of about 1.76%.
Chas. E.
New.
$7,500
v.
31—v.
March
The
—
(1507)
Chicago, Commerce Trust Co., and
the City National Bank & Trust
Co., both of Kansas City, jointly,
on a bid reflecting a net interest
cost of about 1.77%, as follows:
Graff, Ohio
Sale
struction
$350,000 school
offered
bonds
CHRONICLE
Roosevelt &
Sale—The $290,000 build¬
Bond
was
FINANCIAL
truck bonds offered March 28—v.
Union Free School
Island
District
1950
llion), N. Y.
Box 417,
De
Bond
,
of
Free
bidder
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., for 1.70s,
at a price of 100.17.
Bond Sale—The
Union
Flatts
price
a
&
Maynard H. Murch & Co., jointly,
for l34s, at a price of 101.04.,
-
1950 bonds offered
City.
German
Y.
Sale—The $190,000 water
Bond
p.
April
dated
are
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4897
171
-Volume
(PST)
sealed
,
bids
until
8
p.m.
April 17 for the pur¬
chase of $20,000 warrants.
Dated
on
May 1, 1950. Denomination $1,000.
on May
1 from 1952 to 1955
Due
inclusive.. Principal
and
interest
payable at the County Treasurer's
office, or at the fiscal agency of
the State, in New York City.
52
PENNSYLVANIA
Allegheny
Bonds Sold—An issue of
Pittsburgh), Pa.
school
receive
will
Controller,
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
April 25
:$7,700,000
for
purchase of
divided
the
to
C.
Co., of Japkson, as 4s
Dated March 1, 1950. Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
Carter
420,000 park, Series 19 bonds.
bonds.
1,
April
approved
Denomination $1,000. Due on
1950.
April
;1 from 1951 to 1980 inclusive. Le¬
Burgwin,
by
gality
approved
Churchill, Ruffin
Hazlett,
&
of
school
April 3 were award¬
syndicate composed of the
Cumberland Securities Corp., of
Nashville, Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
of Chicago, C. H. Little & Co., of
Jackson, Davidson & Co., of Knoxville, W. N. Estes & Co., of Nash¬
ville, and Fisher Hawes & Co., of
Knoxville, at a price of par, a
a
basis of about
Pittsburgh.
$277,000
O.
(P.
Ebensburg), Pa.
County
Tenn.
from
327,000
2.78%,
2y2s.
as
1951 to
23/4s.
as
follows:
as
Due
on
Feb.
1
1959 inclusive.
Due
on
Feb.
1
Bond Sale
The $311,000 re¬
from 1960 to 1967 inclusive.
funding bonds offered April 4—
146,000 as 3s. Due on Feb. 1 from
rv. 171, p. 1303—were awarded to
1968 to 1970 inclusive.
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., Butcher
The second highest bidder was
& Sherrerd, and Janney & Co.,
Seasongood & Mayer, and Associ¬
both of Philadelphia, jointly, as
ates, on a bid reflecting a net in¬
l%s, at a price of 100.13, a basis terest cost of about
2.79%.
of about 1.47 %l The second high¬
Cheatham County (P. O.
est
bidder
was
Stroud
&
Co.,
Ashland City), Tenn.
Schmidt, Poole & Co., Johnson &
Bond Sale—The $65,000 school
Johnson, , and
Dolphin
&
Co.,
Jointly, for IMjs, at a price of bonds offered April 5—v. 171, p.
—
100.11.
:•
ft *
*
■
.
Bond
-"T:y/
I
1090—were awarded to the Equit¬
-l
Pittsburgh,
Offering
able Securities
Pa.
flecting
Edward
—
R.
Frey, City Controller, will receive
sealed bids until May 16 for the
purchase of $5,520,000 bonds.
West Chester,
I.30%.
Temple
was
Corp.,
on a
Nashville,
on
re¬
Securities
a
bid
Corp.,
reflecting a
net interest cost of about
Pa.
bid
net interest cost of about
The second highest bidder
a
1.40%.
Madison
County (P. O. ;
.Bond Offering — John S. Groff,
Jackson), Tenn.
Bond Offering—August Wilde,
Borough Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on County Judge, will sell at public
April 12 for the purchase of $675,- auction at 2 p.m. (CST) on April
000
water .and, sewer
coupon 25 an issue of $100,000 hospital
bonds.
Dated April 15, 1950.
De¬ bonds, s Dated April 1, 1950.
De¬
nomination $1,000. Due on April nomination $1,000. Due on April 1
15 from 1951 to 1977 inclusive. Le¬
gality approved by Townsend, El¬
liott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
West
Mifflin, Pa.
Bond
Sale—The $250,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered April
from 1952 to 1962 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest at the Chemical
Bank & Trust
Co., New York City.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Perry County (P. O.
Linden), Tenn.
Bond Offering—L. B. Duncan,
to Stroud & Co., of Philadelphia,
County Judge, will receive sealed
as
l%s, at a price of 100.07, a
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on April
basis of about 1.74%.
The second
25 for thepurchase of $100,000
highest bidder was Halsey, Stuart
school bonds.
Dated April 1, 1950.
& Co., for l%s, at a price of 100.90.
eral
4—v. 171, p. 1303—were awarded
Due
RHODE
offered
—
March
The
31
1 from 1963 to
1969
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Washington County (P. O.
$250,000 notes
,
awarded
were
Oct.
Jonesboro), Tenn.
Bond Sale Details—The
Diet, No.
1
(P. O*
<,
:
.
Sale—The $700,000 school
Bond
offered
bonds
1 from 1951
April 3—v.
were awarded to
follows:
follows:
—
The
$300,000
offered
March
road
31—v.
on
*
as 4s. Due on April 1 from
1951 to 1954 inclusive.
the
to
bonds has
Central
been sold
Investment
Com¬
pany of
Texas, of San Antonio, as
2^s, 4JAs and 5s, at a price of par.
15, 1950. Legality ap¬
proved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
Dated Feb.
Nacogdoches,
Bonds
140,000
as l%s. Due on April 1
.from 1955 to 1958 inclusive.
Corp., of
100,000
as
l%s. Due
on
April 1
from 1959 to 1962 inclusive.
"The second highest bidder was
R. S. Dickson & Co., and Hamilton
& Co., jointly, for 6s, iy4S, iy2s
and
13/4s, at
a
price
of
a
Iva, S. C.
Sold—An
___
water
works
issue of
net interest cost of about
and
$140,-
sewerage
bonds has been sold to E. H. Prin-
Sierra
Blanco
Indep.
Sch.
Dist.,
Texas
$2,000
23/4s. Due
as
March
on
15
from 1951 to 1970 inclusive.
58,000
3V4s. Due
as
on
March 15
on
from 1971 to 1979 inclusive.
from
225,000
1951
Dated
to
1964
2V2s.
as
from
1965
to
Due
April"l, 1950.
County
(P.
Jr.,
County
sealed
bids
as
IV2S.
Due
&
flecting
Judge
until
10
highest bidder was
Marshall, on a bid re¬
a
net interest cost of
March
10
from
interest
on
on or
1953
any
to
able at the
Dated
State
4
:
ac¬
interest
after March 10,
Principal and interest
fice.
1968
pay¬
Treasurer's of¬
'
VERMONT
Vermont (State of)
Bond Sale—The $4,334,000 bonds
offered March 31—v. 171, p. 1304
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
hospital
bonds
pur¬
Madison, and Mullaney, Wells
& Co., of Chicago, jointly, as 2s,
as previously
noted in v. 171, p.
1400, were sold at a price of 100.20,
basis of about 1.99%.
a
WYOMING
Crook
^
County,
000 school bonds.
) 950, Denomination $1,000. Due
Sch. Dist.
Angeles),
Washington
■
"
S. Bugge,
Offering—Jens
County
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11
will
receive
(PST)
a.m.
on
Cowlitz County, Longview School
District
No. 122 (P .O.
*
Longview), Wash.
Bond Offering—Gertrude
County
ers,
ceive
sealed
(PST)
on
will
Treasurer,
bids
until
1:30
Principal and interest (J-J)
able at the
**5
witz, of Seattle.
...
Bond
>
will
of
the
receive
(MST)
of
Trustees,
bids
until
2
$1,000. Due
1960
on
on
Jan. 1 from 1951 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Tallmadge
&
Tall-
madge, of Denver.
County Sch. Dist. No. 4
O. Sheridan), Wyo.
Bond Offering — Joseph
H.
(P.
Adams,, Clerk, of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
4
awarded to Glore,
Forgan & Co.,
Chicago, and Kalman & Co., of
St. Paul, jointly, as l%s, at a price
of 100.08, a basis of about 1.74%.
of
second
until
7:30
nomination
est
of Denver.
Due
on
Jan.
1
-
CANADA
QUEBEC
St.
Laurent
Sale—The $2,000,000
Charleston, and Thomas & Co., of
Pittsburgh, at a price of 100.04, a
basis of about 1.50%, as follows:
$500.
J-J.
Legality approved by
Pershing, Bosworth, Dick & Daw¬
son,
Catholic
School
Commission, Que.
bonds offered
Gibbons & Co., Inc., of New York,
A. E. Masten & Co., of Pittsburgh,
National Bank of Commerce, of
May 2
ing bonds. Dated June 1, 1950. De¬
Virginia (State of)
Phelps, Fenn & Co., of New York,
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., Geo. B.
on
from 1951 to 1966 inclusive. Inter¬
r
road
April 4—v. 171, p.
1400-^-were awarded to a syndicate
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
(MST)
p.m.
for the purchase of $67,000 build¬
WEST VIRGINIA
Bond
Board
sealed
May 2 for the pur¬
chase of $250,000 building bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1950. Denomination
p.m.
Dist.
Sale—The $600,000 school
March
30
were
offered
West
'•
Sheridan
County Sch.
of about 1.80%.
'
<
Clerk
No. 7
(P. O. Yakima), Wash. .*
bonds
w
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-
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Yakima
.v
County Sch. Dist. No. I ;
(P. O. Cheyenne), Wyo.
:
Bond Offering — L. M. Baggs,
p.m.
high school con¬
struction bonds.
Dated ' May 1,
1950. '"Denomination $1,000. -Due
on May
1 from 1951 to 1960 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and .interest
(M-N) payable at the County
Treasurer's office, or at the office
of the fiscal agency of the State,
in New York City, at the option
of the holder.
Legality approved
by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬
3\'"
Laramie
*
re¬
April 25 for the pur¬
pay¬
County Treasurer's of¬
/.
Riv¬
chase of $690,000
on
Jan. 1 from 1951 to 1965 inclusive.
fice.
Stein, and Peters, Writer & Christensen, jointly, for 3s, lV2s, IV4S
and 2s, at a price of 100.01, a basis
receive
Wisy
April 24 for the purchase of $38,-
Clallam County, Sequim
highest bidder was
John Nuveen & Co., Bramhall &
a.m.
Springs,
Details—The $20,000
County High
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Sundance), Wyo.
Bond
Offering—Willet Keyser,
Secretary of the Board of School
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (MST) on April 21 for
the purchase of $30,000 improve¬
ment coupon bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Moore,
will
Sale
chased by Harley, Haydon & Co.,
May 1 in
on
»
of
May 1
The second
Foster
The
(CST)
on
April 12 for the purchase of
$625,000
road,
Series
of
1950
bonds. Dated April 10, 1950. Due
crued
on
O.
Offering—Irving
;
1974 and 1975.
April 1
1970 inclusive.
Legality
by Chapman & Cutler,
Chicago.
of
1
"from 1965 to 1973 inclusive.
34,000
inclusive.
on
approved
Aug. 1
from 1951 to 1979 inclusive.
& Co., of Charleston, and McAlister, Smith & Pate, of Green¬
Legality approved by Chapman
& Cutler, of Chicago.
ville, jointly, at a price of par.
:
Dated March 15, 1950. Denomi¬
nations $1,000 and $100.
All of
1959.
bonds.
on
Due
Bond
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of San
Antonio, at a price of par, a basis
of about 3.24%, as follows:
paying date
1950
May 1 from
Due
21/4s.
as
to
inclusive. Optional at par and
1950. Due
Bond
memorial
No. 323 (P. O. Port
ries 1950 bonds. Dated April 1,
1950.
Due on April 1 from
1,
2s.
inclusive.
Bonds Sold—An issue of $60,000
school house bonds has been sold
$150,000 street improvement, Se¬
Series
130,000
Willow
on
1956
about 2.15%.
on
Feb.
as
May
Due
to
,,,
lows:
100,000 water works and sani¬
tary sewer system revenue,
1952
1957 to 1964 inclusive.
Antonio, and "the
Bank, of Na¬
cogdoches, jointly, on a bid re¬
1951 to 1970 inclusive.
100.04, a
basis of about 1.82%.
89,000
San
2.33%.
IV2S.
as
from
Stone Fort National
flecting
on a
$47,000
Texas
of $200,000 street improvement bonds has
been sold to the First of Texas
Bond
O'Neal,
Acting City Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on April
19 for the purchase of
$250,000 bonds, divided as fol¬
Blyth & Co., of Port-1' inclusive. Principal and interest
bid reflecting a net in¬ (A-O) payable at the City Treas¬
Legality approved
terest cost of about 2.11%, as fol¬ urer's office.
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
lows:
land,
Sold—An issue
Wharton
Bellaire, Texas
Offering—J. H.
pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
awarded to
.
Wharton), Texas
Bond
31
second
tem revenue
TEXAS
$60,000
March
offered
Barron. > Legality
approved
by
highest bidder was tle, on a bid- reflecting a net in¬ Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. V
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Russ & terest cost of about 1.92%, for
Viroqua, Wis. *
Co., Wheelock & Cummins, and F. $234,000 as 2s, and $66,000 as l%s,
Bond Offering — Lucy VandeBert Smith & Co., jointly, for l%s, as previously noted in v. 171, p.
veer,
City Clerk,
will
receive
2V2s and 2%s, at a price of par, a 1400, were sold at a price of 100.07. sealed bids until 7:30
p.m. (CST)
basis of about 2.56%.
on
April 25 for the purchase of
Centralia, Wash.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 water $60,000
Mercedes, Texas
hospital
bonds.
Dated
Bonds Sold—An issue of $457,- and sewer revenue bonds offered
April 1,1950. Denomination $1,000.
000 water works and sewer sys¬ April 4 — v.
171, p. 1304 — were Due on April 1 from 1951 to 1960
The
sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST)
April 24 for the purchase of
171, p. 1192—were awarded to the $120,000 court house bonds. Dated
Interstate
Securities
Corp.,
of Jan. 1, 1950. Due on Jan. 1 from
Legality
Charlotte, and E. H. Pringle & Co., 1952 to 1968 inclusive.
Of Charleston, jointly, at a price of approved by Chapman & Cutler,
100.08, a basis of about 1.78%, as of Chicago.
Sale
bonds
bonds
Principal and interest (M-N)
Bond Sale Details—The $300,000
school bonds purchased by the Na¬
tional aBnk of Commerce, of Seat¬
<
Bond
school
M. Hamilton,
to 1970 inclusive. Le¬
000 school bonds
1950
Df(|^ing—A.
Clerk," will
gality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
$1,600,said bonds maturing in 1971 to
purchased by the
$125,000 purchased by the Provi- Cumberland Securities
1979, are callable on March 15,
Corp., of
1970. Principal and interest
jdence National
Bank, Pro¬
(M-S)
Nashville, and Associates, as pre¬
vidence, at 0.74%.
payable at the State Treasurer's
viously noted in v. 171, p. 1400,
office. Legality approved
125,000 purchased by the Rhode were sold at a
by Gib¬
price of 100.04, a
Island Hospital National Bank,
son &
Gibson, of Austin.
basis of about 1.68%, as follows:
at 0.74%.
$300,000 as 3s, due on Oct. 1 from West Columbia Indep. Sch. Dist.,
: Notes are dated March 31, 1950.
1950 to
1955 inclusive; $860,000
Texas
Denomination $25,000, $10,000 and as iy2s, due on Oct. 1 from 1956 to
Bond Sale—The $255,000 school
$5,000. Due on Nov. 3, 1950. Le¬ 1960 inclusive, and $440,000 as aonds offered April 3 were award¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorn- l3/4s, due on Oct. 1 in 1961 and ed to Russ &
Co., of San Antonio,
*
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston. 1962.
Moroney, Beissner & Co., and Rotan, Mosle & Moreland, both of
Weakley County (P. O.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Houston, jointly, at a, price of par,
Dresden), Tenn.
Abbeville County (P. O.
Bond Offering — Cayce Pente¬ a basis of about 2.39%, as follows:
Abbeville), S. C.
cost, County Judge, will receive $300,000 as 2V4s. Due on
April 1
aa
Bond
City
receive sealed were awarded to Harriman Ripley
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on April & Co., Inc., and the Channer Se¬
171, p. 1400 —
24 for the purchase of $425,000 curities
Co., of Chicago, jointly, at
John Nuveen & Co., Barcus, Kind¬
public improvement coupon bonds. a price of 106.81, a basis of about
red & Co., both of Chicago, and
Dated May 15, 1950. Denomination 1.85%. The second
highest bidder
Moroney, Beissner & Co., of Hous¬
$1,000. Due on May 15 from 1951 was Halsey, Stuart & Co., at a
ton, jointly, at a price of 100.03, a
to 1970 inclusive.
Principal and price of 106.10.
basis of about 2.48%, as follows:
interest (M-N) payable at the City
Barron Sch. Dist., Wis.
$94,000 as 2%s. Due on May 1 from Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
Bond Offering—C. C. Morrison,
1951 to 1954 inclusive.
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
District Clerk will receive sealed
164,000 as 2*4s. Due on May 1 of New York City.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
from 1955 to 1960 inclusive.
WASHINGTON
19 for the purchase of $125,000
442,000 as 2V2s.
Due on May 1
from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Benton County Kennewick *> 1
building
bonds.
Dated
May
1,
1950. Denomination $1,000. Due on
Bonds are dated May 1, 1950.
Sch. Dist. No. 17 (P. O.
Denomination $1,000. Due on May
May. 1 from 1951 to 1970 inclusive.
Prosser), Wash. '
house
inclusive,
ISLAND
Westerly, R. I.
Note Sale
on
Monday, April 10, 1950
composed of Shields & Co., ^East¬ $400,000 as 4s. Due on April 1 from
1951 to 1955 inclusive.
man, Dillon & Co., Brown
Bro¬
San Antonio), Texas
thers, Harriman & Co., all of New 1,120,000 as IV2S. Due on April 1
from 1956 to 1969 inclusive.
Bonds Sold—An issue of $90,000 York, Heller, Bruce & Co., of San
school house bonds has been sold Francisco, National Bank of Com¬
480,000 as IV4S. Due on April 1
;
to the Van H. Howard Co., of San
rfrom 1970 to 1975 inclusive.
merce, of Seattle, A. M. Kidder &
Antonio, as 3s and 3*4s, at a price Co., and Good body & Co., both of
WISCONSIN
of par. Dated Feb. 10, 1950. Legal¬ New York, as 1.10s, at a price of
Allouez Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
ity approved by Dumas, Huguenin 100.19, a basis of about 1.06%.
& Boothman, of Dallas.
116, West Allouez Avenue,
VIRGINIA
Green Bay), Wis.
Corpus Christi Indep. Sch. Diet.,
Bond Sale—The $295,000 2Y2%
Newport News, Va.
Texas
bonds offered
ed to
2,100,000 peoples road, Series 55-F
O. Eliza-
(P.
County
bet hton),
Sale—The $750,000
Bond
3,000,000 bridge, Series 38 bonds.
Cambria
$60,000
sold
been
bonds,
coupon
$750,000 road, Series 61 bonds.
Dated
has
H. Little &
follows:
as
bonds
CHRONICLE
Northside Con.
County,
Sch.
Com.
Alamo, Tenn.
Bond Offering—James W. Knox
County
Bexar
,TENNESSEE
O.
(P.
County
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1508)
Bond
bonds
Sale—The $325,000 school
March
28
were
offered
awarded to Rene T.
of
Montreal, at
a
Leclerc, Inc.,
price of 99.28, a
basis of about 3.45%, as follows:
$177,500
from
147,500
as
from
Dated
as 3s.
Due on April
1951 to 1960 inclusive.
31/£s.
Due
on
April I
1961 to 1970 inclusive.
April 1, 1950.
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