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MONDAY
ISSUE
BUS. ADWk
LIBRARY
Financial
Reg. V. S. Pat. Office
Volume
171
Number 4901
New
75
Price
York, N. Y., Monday, April 24, 1950
Cents
Cop>
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
Admiral
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
1950
*
Sales
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Anaconda Copper Mining Co.
earnings
taxes-—
of
Gross
$0.77
>
-
2 for
171,
December.—V.
split last
1
..''.""V In This Issue-
;;y;
income
Total
Alabama Gas Corp.—Partial
This
corporation
due
A,
April 1,
York
Redemption—
redemption
for
100.70. and
at
15, N. Y.—V. 171,
accrued
Trust
&
interest.
first
Definitive
Bank
for
Trust Co.,
A
series,
outstanding
York,
New
1978,
due
the
171, p. 649. '
Y.—V.
;
and
revenues--
Number
of
•Earnings
•After
per
share--—r
preferred dividends.—V,
Allied
Electronics,
With SEC—
171,, p.
($5
share),
the
involved.
per
underwriting
be
to
Three Months Ended March 31—
*
_
I
-
-
operating
Deductions
<
sale to
Exchange———J———-36
—36
Toronto Stock Exchange..—
37
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section..
40
it of 8%
*
*
sum
terest).
Federal
from
income
"carry-back"
(Dow, Jones)
Revenue
carried
refund—!
tax
miles
Revenue
General Corporatioh
de
—
included
not
are
Inc.,
Sky
345.
p.
sinking
,,
to
31
March
has
at
1,
first
Overseas
Terminals,, Inc.—V.
for
plus
will
holdings
nearest
full
This
share.
of
$500
42
—*
the
at
the
.43
Period
170,
End. Apr. 1—
Statement of Member Banks
April 2,
1949.—V.
171,
Telephone
Period End. Feb. 28—
of
"
1950—3 Mos.—1949
for
income
Earnings
Higher—Leroy
April 15, said in part:
The
A.
Wilson,
2013.
revenues^.
762,179,318 687,841,075 2,943,276,436 2,664,221,910
Earns,
expenses..
566,814,734 554,383,028
—V.
Federal
Other
and
New demand
long
for
Continuation
of
a
heavy
for
obtained
the
President,
most
part
debentures
together
the
with
remains heavy
on
of
balance
the
the
new
capital.
by issuing
or
program
a
20,684,644
means,
of
course,
a
this be
About
stock
into
$80,000,000
during
of
the
the quarter.
com¬
This,
issuance
first
2,800,000
shares
authorized.
The
total
number
i
\ >:
INCOME
ACCOUNT
OF
PARENT
§1950—3 Mos.—1949
$
$
of
the
-
54,317,416
230,927,547
196,995,377
58,455,987
320,064,598
252,572,134
11,764,684
13,262,401
53,961,190
Operating revenues
56,460.000
Operating expenses
39,440.000
Federal
taxes
on
54,913,597 222,900,000 224,906,654
42,009,239 162,200,000 165,748,251
3,507,000
16,350,000
18,067,000
-
Other
operating
taxes—
3,850,000
Net
operating
income
8,600,000
Dividend
Interest
Other
income
income
67,260.000
3,330,000
____
(net),
income
Drl0,000
must
6,000
tNet
income
__
deductions
3,137,898
13,870,000
12,509,815
6,259,460
30,480,000
28,581,588
56,073,682 251,080,000 215,197,216
3,377,648
14,940,000
15,358,558
2,726
110,000
189,717
•Earnings
_!
per
NOTE—For
65,713,516 296,610,000 259,327,079
12,301,113
46,578,705
64,400.000
income
Dividends
79,120.000
14,720,000
57,620,000
53,412,403 238,990,000 212,748,374
59,810,000
52,966,591
$2.42
$2.27
share
footnotes see below.
222,970,000 207.282,217
$3.65
on
.
V.
.171.
.
to
enab:
deferred
a
share
for
•
pa.
fu i
each
amount ^.received
elect to purchase
letter
a
no
by
the
f
mo;\>
of
of
which
will# be
sp
no
added
with
w
the
SF<*
stock.—V.
shares of common
6,000
t
will
stock,
notification
nn'
company
subscriptions
of its common
proceeds
plan, the net
working capital.
on April 7 filed
mentioned
date
shares
71,718,388
374,025,788'
28,726,475
26,044,971
113,653,565
94,150,320
75,349,375
(net)
income
—
1949
17;,
1948
2,210
7
Fed. and State
1947
1946
$4,946,466
$4,650,980
293,612
$3,297,838
inc. taxes,
285,140
$3,462,81
310,67 *.
\ ■'
,
''
"
•
45,673,417
260,372,223
222,872,169,
interests—
113,256
108,353
1
$1,746
$180,356
$176,787
per
sh.
common
$0.18
$1.90
$1.87
171, p. 946.
;
$9.24
>
•'
'';
Harris,
of
the
President of Harris Associates,
Flamingo Films, Inc., has been
171, p. 1354.
Board
of
to
T.
♦Consol.
stock
earns,
-share
•Based
T.
A.
Co.
Beech Aircraft
317,022,489
2,446,597
1,423,533
8,635,93 4
44,249,884
251,736,289
216,325,618
Federal
Net
Federal
Income
profit
income
''
on
average
$1.89
'
$10.27
-
number of shares outstanding.
(partly estimated).
p.
tDoes not include
the company's proportionate interest in undistributed earnings of sub¬
sidiary companies.
^Includes proportionate interest in net earnings of
Western Electric Company and all other subsidiaries not consolidated
ean
'.
SFigures for March, 1950, partly estimated.
fAmeri-
Telephone & Telegraph Co. and its principal telephone subsidiaries.
a
Chairman
director.—
1949
$10,498,370
966,933
146,243
374,831
______
$230,963
$592,055
outstanding
599,865
599,363
$0.38
$0.99
—
shares
share
;
1354.
-
"
'
•
'
.
Bcllevue Baptist Church,
fered—B. C.
- v.
377,20-3
—
—
per
$9.45
and
1950
tax
taxes
capital
Earnings
171,
Inc.,
elected
—$6,932,459
before
—V.
'
$2.80
•
.
-
sales
Number
per
$2.03
'
i
Corp.—Earnings—
6 Months Ended March 31—'
Profit
6,546,551
72,902,778
"
...
.118,05^
£l92.61o
'
'
Applic.
•.*'.
•
464
'
Memphis, Tenn.—Bonds Of¬
Ziegler & Co.
offering $480,000 of 3%,
bonds,
dated Dec. 1, 1949, and due serially.
*
are
3%%, 3*6%, 3%% and 4%
The
first mortgage serial
p.
bonds
will mature as follows:
$60,000 June 1, 1951
bearing 3%, offered at par; $60,000 Dec. 1,
1952
bearing 3V4%, offered at par; $60.00o due June 1,
June
I, 1955, bearing
at par; $60,000 due Dec.
1,
Dec. 1, 1956, bearing 3%%, at 100'/a; and $240,000 due June
to Dec. 1, 1961, bearing 4%, offered at 101.
1257.
American Woolen Co.—Earnings—
>
*
'
1950
■
1949'
to
June
3,
1952,
to
Dec.
3,
—V. 171,
1953,
1954
ta
1955
to
The
sales
Profit
—
—
before
income
Prov. for Federal
Net
taxes
301,000
and State
income
profit
Unfilled
taxes
orders
as
of
April
assets
as
of
31
1
amounted
to
March
31,
pared with $57,505,000 as of Dec. 31,
$1,476,000
'
1950,
were
1949.—V.
bonds
are
secured
by
a
first
mortgage
on
property
as
compared
$56,542,000,
170,
p.
as
1694.'.
St Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
com¬
Edward D. Jones & Co.
,
3M North 4th St.,
—Files—
1871
St. Louis 2, Missouri
Members
The company on
April
10 filed a
covering 600,000 shares of
at 8 cents per share.
pay expenses and
for
letter of notification
n on-assessable
common
stock
with
(par
the
The proceeds are to buy equipment,
working capital.
No
New York Stock
SEC
underwriting involved.
Exchange
Phone
*
Midwest Stock Exchange
New
CEntral 7600
Chicago Board of Trade
10 cents)
Bell Teletype
York
Curb
Exchange
(Associate)
SL 593
1957
valued
;
Ancient River Channels Gold Mining Co., Reno, Nev.
to be offered
lien
$1,896,274.
903.000
$230,000
$37,900,000
last year.
at
1,
2,379,000
"71,000
-
—
with $29,300,000 as of Dec.
Net current
$27,058,000 $40,844,000
—
Established
Total
Interest
in
.
plan
a
on
pne
received
be
which
after
1950,
offering
this
V.
$
4,570,000
income
(based
■*:
Bangor & Aroostook Corp.—Harris Elected Director—
64,450,355
104,075,850
,
COMPANY
§1950—12 Mos.—1949
$
basis of
non-callabi
1952
>
Employees—
company
Applic. to minor,
Net
End. Mar. 31—
:
employees
to
the
of
1,
July
'■ ■•■■■
98,176,230
,
92,311,166
Three Months Ended March 31—
COMPARATIVE
Period
134,228,495
61,718,213
income-.
income
&
stock, either through conversion
otherwise.
Net
ago.
year
It is essential that
company's stockholders now exceeds 950,000.
•"
taxes
oper.
41,335,205
2,258,055,846 2,116,478,169
Net
of shares
in February to emplovees who
offering under the Employees' Stock Flan, has
resulted
in increasing
the number of shares outstanding by about
1,700,000 since the first of the year. About 200,000 employees-have pur¬
chased a total of more than 1,100,000 shares under the Plan and em¬
ployees are currently purchasing, through installment payments, the
to
inc.
Total income.
the volume of
and
appreciably ahead of
is
pany's debentures were converted
subscribed
on
Interest deductions—
construction
continuing need for additional
of convertible
taxes
:
service
distance messages
?
new
mortgage
date^
$200,000,000 bonded in¬
$30,724,000
employee, mdj
no
taxes
Joseph
quantity
33,900,000.
10,
is
profit
Operating
,
,
and overall quality of Bell System telephone service
reached the highest levels in history during the first quarter of 1950.
About 500.000 telephones were added, bringing the postwar gain to more
than 12,000,000 and the
total number of telephones in operation to
toil
on
1950—12 Mos.—1949
Quarterly
—
'
wages
or
company
Net
Net oper.
Co.
•
seml-annua'
the above
1950
a
of
of
due
'
the
on
that
sales
Prov.
945.
Telegraph
&
the
pay
1457.
p.
TIBELL SYSTEM CONSOLIDATED EARNINGS REPORT
;
JOther
American
stock
Subscriptions
covering the above
43
The
1950—52 Weeks—1949
p.
•'
■
submitted
14
salary
except
May
under
The
of
$32,493,646 $32,069,876 $408,708,984 •$416,514,97T
—
weeks ended
1950—4 Weeks—1949
approved
bonds
:
share
per
annual
1949),
shares.
Profit before
business
number
p.
„
in-„
accrued
Atlas Tack Corp.—Earnings—
Stores Co.—March Sales Increased 1.3%—
Sales
•53
16,336 shares.—V.
to
due April 1,
holders
to
4%
common
$50
the company's
———,—43
Operating
outstanding from 20,231 to
American
funds
maximum
a
i/.
Year Ended Dec. 31—.
of
the
holds
18
for
made
April
on
company
value,
Statement of Federal
Banks...
Net
preferred holders
reduce
will
at
his
of
year
The
cumulative
close
April
on
mortgage
purchase
than
Federal Reserve System
cents.
85
rata from
pro
record
of
plar.
48
—...
company
to
ment
accordance
May 1, in
of its 5ft
dividends
accrued
selected
be
shares
it
that
'
them
Redemption—
redemption
3,945
of
-
offer
consolidated
later
Condition
171,
(exclusive
par
accepted.
Reserve
Airlines,
not exceeding
providing
See
1561.
12
Combined Condition
subsidiary, American.
following subsidiaries
New York, 11 Brdad St;, New
19.50 receive tenders for the
11,
Atlas Powder Co.—Stock Offered to
Foreign Exchange Rates....
include
loss
1950.
than
•
called
their
to
the
to
Air
Manhattan
provisions,
105,
redeemed
proportion
shares
end
fund
stock
be
profit and
the
consolidation—American
Bosch Corp.—Partial
corporation
preferred
In4
Inc.,
of
owned
■.
American
shares
the
wholly
accounts of
The
A.
■
the
statements
company's
in
Chiefs,
.
The
with
consolidated
S.
Corp.—Tenders—
May
on
*
,
notice
gives
debtedness.
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices_43
12,924,679
304,343,662 325.844,258
__
•-
! stockholders
March
—31
Dividends Declared and Payable-..._——43
$222,522
12,306,997
;
the
Mexico,
$1,431,285
._
30.3 *0,162
Atlantic Coast Line RR»—New Mortgage Approved-r
& Investment News-Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
Cr520,000
,
,
prices
at
•'
V
.
bank
The
Miscellaneous Features
76,163
,
—,
miles flown^—
above
consolidation
Airlines
surplus
flown
passenger
NOTE—The
In
to
53,408;966«.
$6.16^
$3.14
21.685.830
gold debentures to an amount sufficient to exhaust the
$11,862
-
noon
(at the rate of 5%. per annum)
described debentures.—V. 171, p. 461. ■
Averages_31
The Course of Bank Clearings
Net loss
^
-——41
Markets^ 21
Stock and Bond Averages
;»
of
■TTie
Transactions New York Curb Exchange—.32
$146,359
(net)
,-
.
-
— ———.
interest
Transactions New York Stock Exchange———32
'
21,852,033
$1,787,513
:
\
...
paid
The Chase National Bank of the City oi
,p.
163,772
loss
27,252,691
——
and
Asuncion Port Concession
-
The
Net
223,118
-
without deduction for
share
York, N. Y., will until 12
Stock Exchanges—---—35
1949
22,265,326
95,824
depletion of metal mines
Montreal Stock
$20,477,813 $21,705,674
^
—w——
177,940.
38,013,832
20,599,068
■
_
Montreal Curb Exchange—^———
capital.
1950
.!
revenue
Operating expenses
Net income of the year,
-Earnings Off—
'
4
.
income——,
^•Including cost of sales, oporating expenses, development, explora¬
tion, maintenance and repairs,
administrative, selling
and
general
expenses and taxes, except taxes on income.—V.
170, p. 2014.
Over-the - Counter
»
(<& Subs.)
(estimated )
—
taxes oh. income
of
declared
Exchange j j
San Francisco
1,
•
Airlines, Inc.
foreign
share
per
r
C.—Files
working
(Bonds)-—------.-23
National Quotation Industrial Stock
American
Operating
to
added
and
Minority
11,597,836*
Dividends
:y-> /
proceeds
TJ: S.
——33
34
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange._-.d.35
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange—i.—35
$1.09
on April 10 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 20.000 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock to be offered
par
:
10,203,706
! V
128,675
Earnings
1949
i
D.
Page
'(Stocks)^^---11
429,302,616
—278,405,829 325,874,874
phate deposits (not incl. dcpl. of metal mines)
Los Angeles Stock Exchange.l—-
1,233,831
';
336,685,792
—
depreciation and obsolescence^—_
for depletion of timber lands and plros-
Midwest Stock Exchange^—
461.
Washington,
Inc.,
'
——
—
for
Detroit Stock Exchange——32
Chem¬
'•l'
$1.67
Exchange
^_J.—
-1—_—- i -—- 32
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.-——.32
The company
No
•»
1948
334,111,197 425,046,863
2,574,595 * 4,255,753
earnings
...
Prov.
Curb .Exchange—^—--,—27
Boston Stock
1
taxes—2.270,681
common
shares outstandings—1,288.331
Stock
New York
>
$37,551,373 $33,233,376
' 1,542,195
after
profit
York
New York Stock Exchange
'
; >;
>
.
Net
New
now
are
at
'
-
■
•
" v
,
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp.—Earnings—
Quarter Ended March 31—
'■„],'.r
;
!•
1950
/:
Sales
3V»%
Ready—
bonds
temporary
N.
-
Payment
*
bonds,
mortgage
exchange
in
out of
Co., trustee, 165 Broadway,
Alabama Power Co.—Definitive Bonds
■rv3ilab*e
1950,
1457.
p.
Stock and Bond Quotations
-
-
15,
May
on
$95,000 of its first mortgage bonds,
1971,
the Chemical Bank
■will be made at
New
called
the sinking fund,
moneys in
scries
has
and
income
•Costs
Provision
e.t
1949
•
1457.
p.
sales
Other
1,536,217
>'■>
present 2,000.000 shares of common stoek outstanding
a
,
4,158,449
.
—
share_._-„$2.08
common
the
on
result
a
after
per
"Based
ical
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Years Ended Dec. 31—
1949
$46,291,409 $23,513,097
•Earnings
as
INSURANCE
-
Corp.—Quarterly Sales and Earnings Up—
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
INDUSTRIAL
-
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle, Monday, April 24, 1950
(1666)
Net
profit
,
Earnings
since
$0.06
sets
Washer
Automatic
Bendix
2,000,000th
$1.57
1.000,000 mark was passed, and only 13 years
introduced.—V. 179, p. 2582.
since
at
Corp.—Calls Debentures—
on May 4, 1950 all of
debentures due Feb. 1,
interest.
Payment will be made at the
York, trustee, 140 Broadway, New York
15.
of New
1561.
Trust Co.
171, p.
Y.—V.
N.
accrued
and
104%
value
Net
per
With
reference
"Earns,
•Number
March
shares
of
31,
share
com.
per
170,
p.
1,526,733;
1950,
important food
large processor.
substantial inventory declines.
The
general tone of the food market at present Is firm and indications
are that
business will continue at a fairly high level during the final
quarter of the fiscal year ending June 30, 1950."—V, 171, p. 102.
Which
at
Quarter Ended— /
first
Definitive
t
Nov.
1979,
1,
bonds at
Net
and
April 6 filed
The company on
income
income
Net
Number
a
The
of
Childs Co.—Chairman of Board
It
April 7
on
Commission for
Power
bonds,
mortgage 3%
mature March
1980.
1,
and
thatf this company has applied to the «
authorization to issue $990,000 of first
Palmer as
—v.
erties.
t,
Resigns—
a
••
v
-
acting as its agent,
has
negotiated with the Equitable Life Assurance Society
of the
United States
to purchase the
bonds at a price of 100.99%
plus
interest.—V.
accrued
171,
•
,
to the company.
General Counsel
S.
at
President,
French,
v.
,V.
-
Reduced—
Net
Net
this
During
years.
outstanding
time,
debt
funded
was
reduced
,
,
-
$31,801,400 $38,^44,457
Net profits after charges
.3,220,209
1,315,405
and taxes
four-month tonnage volume in the company's history was
the period September through December last year and
1949 was the third highest in the company's
history, according to the annual report to the stockholders.
;
/
Edwin J. Brach, President, pointed out that the /explosion and fire
which damaged the plant in September, 1948, had affected early 1949
sales materially since the company could not get into production on
volume items required for the important Valentine, Easter and early
epring seasons last year.
1
Mr. Irach
mentioned that tonnage volume during the first three
The largest
,
recorded during
overall
sales tonnage for
months of 1950 had been very satisfactory.
also
Brach
Mr.
stated
that
plant
property,
and
sales
__
profit after taxes
Earnings per prelered
♦Loss.—V. .171,
share__Z_.
-
"53,732
Nil
.
The company
stock
common
nounced
This
has
Stock
Francisco
San
Buffalo Forge Co.
profit
Number
after charges
1950
*
-
Manufacturing
"
/■/
share.
5.81 to 1
5.72 to 1
—_
990,474
outstanding..
per
Dec. 31/49
990.474
V
:V
$54.08
—
$52.53
4
:771,v.,i7J>, Y7YV/7;
■.
$166,000 4V2%
redeem
J
;
sinking fund debentures due
which the company owns $12,000; to retire $65,000
notes payable; and the balance, together with treasury funds, to pay¬
off
the
balance
of
the
purchase price for the
assets of the Mu
Switch Division of Chase-Shawmut Corp., Canton, Mass.
'
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April 1,
on
oversubscribed.—V. 171,
was
p.
1562.
As
1958,
of
5*/?%
15-year
close of
of
the
referred
coin
/
of
machine
consists
-
48,296
.
of
and
other
Calif.—
'
$1,30
per
of
the
two divisions, one of which is engaged
shares
are
capital
authorized
the
of
stock
company
Stock (par 25 cents), of which
outstanding in the hands of the public
held in the company's treasury.—V. 171, p. 1458.
Issued
are
of comipon
and
**
*
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Crocker Co., Inc., Sa*
(H. S.)
share on, 1,145,365 shares of common stock after quarterly preferred dividend
require¬
ments.
Eirnings on the same basis represent $1.61 per share for the
nine months ended March 31, 1950.—V. 171, p. 1458. -.;
-' •
/
t
represent
■:?.
,
.
/
Francisco, Calif.—Files
1949
vy.
The company on April 14 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
$2,518,797 .
covering 1,000 shares of prior preferred stock, to be sold at $100 per
share.
The proceeds are for additional working capital.
No under¬
writing involved.
I
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Quarter Ended March 31—
v
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after est. taxes, deprec. depl. & int. *$1,613,078
earnings
.
industries.
shares
100,000
shares
and 3,600
.
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—Earnings Lower—
♦These
'
the business
above,
to
oil and coal
gas,
CAPITALIZATION—The
mortgage
169, p. 1777.
1950.
31,
business on March
merger
of automatic electrical temperature con¬
heating furnaces and air-conditioning equip¬
ment;
shaded
pole,
geared,
enclosed electric motors
and related
products.
The other division
is engaged in the manufacture of
precision snap-action electric switches and other devices which are
sold
to
the
aircraft, electronic;1 electrical appliances and controls,
trols
:
corporation has called for redemption on May .10, 1950, $15,000
the
at the
result
a
company is now composed of
in the manufacture apd sale
J .'/
Net earns.,
Francisco,
San
Co.,
t
...
stock
$1.89
" "
Mar. 31/50
$22,579,461 $20,805,637
ratio
common
$2.20
;
'
,
100y2% and accrued interest.
To Offer Stockholders Rights to ;
•
324,786
$1.01
4
»
share..;
common
^
of
$1,974,313
with
'
1042.
p.
Buffelen
Files—,
'
—
Ave,, Cleveland 1, Ohio.—V.
an¬
was
1949 '1948
$588,405
$521,004
324.786
324,786.
' $1.81
$1.60
•
$330,074
taxes
and
per
^
capital shares outstanding-
171,
it
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
Earnings per share
—V.
shares of its
Exchange,
'
Quarter End. Feb. 28—
Net
Western Exchange—
the listing of 3,476,439
applied for
the
on
filed
sinking fund convertible bonds due
April 1, 1960 at 100 and accrued interest.
Payment will be made atthe Central National Bank of Cleveland, trustee,
123 West Prospect;
April 17.—V. 171, p. 946.
on
amendment
,
company
cents,
of
on
an
of
SEC
■
(The) Budd Co.—To Be Listed
1,210,092
'
$2,274,432
Book value cf common stock
Clyde Porcelain Steel Corp.—Partial Redemption—
,
1354.
p.
Sold—
requirements
75
$4,892,206'
.10,912
$0.43
Net
1,394,034
—
Working capital 2.1-^
Foods, Inc. — Secondary Offering Oversub¬
scribed—The secondary offering made April 13 by Shields
& Co. and Newhard, Cook & Co. of 60,000 shares of com¬
mon stock (par $1) at $36 per share, less a concession of
1949
" 1950
$4,522,387
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
earnings
Current
-Clinton
Subs.)—Earnings
(&
Co.
taxes—
earnings
effective
-.
the end of 1949 was $1,360,000 higher than at the end
1943.—V. 169, p. 346.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
income
'3,184,405
3,668,466
■
equipment at
Of
Federal
for
1949
1950
$31,944,265 $28,470,996
(
.r
in
investment
net
1
Z-
——-
,
(E. J.) Brach & Sons—Reports Sales and Earnings—
Calendar Years—
>•
•
< • /
1949
' 1948
Sales
(& Subs.)—Earns. Higher
31—
April 18 announced that in order to comply with
the Public Utility Holding Company ActIt had;/
V; COMPANY—Incorporated in Ohio on May 4,
1933.Aero Switch
filed with the
a
plan for tile disposition of its common stock
holdings in The Toledo Edison Co. through an offer of such stock to A Co! was incorporated in Ohio on Nov. 2, 1948, and initially issued
its stockholders.
/./'■/;• 'H and sold 600 shares of common stock (par $1001 for "which it received
The Crise Manufacturing Co. was the purchaser of
The Cities Service Co. has outstanding 3,702,000 shares of common/4. $60,000 in cash.
200 of said 600 shares. ' In 1948,-Aero Switch Co. acquired all-of the
stock and owns approximately 96Wc of all the outstanding common
stock -of The Toledo Edison Co.
Under the proposed plan, shares of . / capital stock of Aero Electric Co., an Ohio corporation./ On Dec. 31;
common
stock of The Toledo Edison Co. will be offered
to Cities / 1948, all of the assets and liabilities of Aero Electric Co. were received
Service Co. common stockholders on a one for one basis*-,at.'a discount
by Aero Switch Co. in complete liquidation of Aero Electric Co. and
from the estimated market value of The Toledo Edison common stock.-;,.' during
May, 1949, the operations of Aero Switch Co/ were moved
The offering to common stockholders will not be underwritten.:
U**-),'*<*? /-.
t'
•/« from Cleveland to Columbus, Ohio. '•v/V.,V .'-.v
Shortly
after
the expiration of the subscription
warrants, • The '■/
On March 7, 1950, Aero acquired all of the inventories, machinery,
Toledo Edison Co. plans to sell an additional 400,000 shares of its
equipment, tools, dies, jigs, patents, trade names and; good will of
common
stock at competitive bidding to assist in financing its con¬
the Mu Switch Division of Chase-Shawmut Corp., Canton, Mass., at a
struction and expansion program.
It is expected that, subject to the//, purchase price of $70,740, of which $30,000 has 'been paid in cash
sale of such shares, the company will inaugurate a quarterly dividend
and the balance of $40,740 was due and payable on April
1, 1950.
of 17V2C per share on the common stock to be outstanding;', or an
In connection with that transaction Aero issued and sold 400 addi¬
annual rate of 70c per share.
For the 12 months ended Jan. 31, 1950
tional shares of its common stock, for which it received $40,000 in
the earnings of The Toledo Edison Co. applicable to the common stock
cash.
:
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amounted to approximately 87c per share on the 4,160,125 shares of
By an agreement of merger dated March 23, 1950, and filed in the
common
stock to be outstanding.
^
office of the Secretary of State of the State of Ohio: on March 30,
The^Toledo Edison Co, is the last electric utility operating company
1950, said Aero Switch Co. was merged with and into The Crise
in tne Cities -Service Co. system.—V. 171. p. 1458.
Manufacturing Co,
By its terms,, said agreement of merger became
This
the
by more than $45,000,000, and our entire position was further im¬
proved by more than $25,000,000 additional debt reduction, - through
the payment of conditional sales contracts on equipment and retire¬
ment of bonds of subsidiary companies,"'—V.
171, p, 1562. ,
March
Ao Of—
jf/"/.,
Purchase Toledo Edison Holdings—
meeting held *
12 said in part: "The situation of the company with respect
its long-term debt has been very materially improved In the last
10
Ended
PROCEEDS—To
April
to
to
Cities Service Co.
annual stockholders'
the
$0.16
1392.
Months
Provision
.
1
.
171, p. 1146.
Boston,—V. 171, p. 462.
Boston & Maine RR.—Funded Debt
E.
347,700
$0.36
:
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the SEC on April113, the / —V. 171, p. 556. 1
common
stockholders subscribed for 486,288
shares r (of the recent.
stock offering of 556,666 shares)
at $28 per share ($13,616,064) and
Crise Manufacturing Co. (Ohio)—Debentures Offered
employees purchased 48,409 shares at the same price ($1,355,452).
•
—The Ohio Co. on April 5 publicly offered $250,000 124
Of the balance (61,969 shares), 21,969 remain to be sold to employees.-?
at $28 per share-and 40,000 shares were removed from registration.— y. year 4V2% sinking fund debentures, due April 1, 1962, at
Boston Fund, Inc., Boston, Mass.—Registers With SEC
The corporation
on
April 18 filed a registration statement with •
the SEC covering 750,000 shares of capital stock to be underwritten
by Vance, Sanders & Co.,
347,700
•
meeting had been scheduled for last Friday, April 21.
171, p. 1258.
According
2222,
p.
$55,320
'
Earnings before Federal income taxes—
announced
19
director. ; * '
also announced
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.—Stock
said that Dillon, Read & Co., Inc.,
The company
31,810
J
$126,628
$0.13
share
$87,130
$204,239
77,611
347,700
shares^
Ll—v
Shares
>
/
27,383
$44,677
Sales
acquisition of additions and
©r
•
as
Palmer
P.
A stockholders'
series E, to be dated March 1, 1950 and to
The proceeds will be used for the construction
improvements to the company's prop-
April
on
the board and
William
announced
was
$72,060 '
taxes
—
common
v
Mar. 25/50 Mar. 26/49 Mar: 27/43
-
Container Corp. of America
1355.
his. resignation as Chairman
*
i
his resignation as a director
the resignation of the firm of Root, Ballantine, Harlan, Bushby &
Frank
Everett
of
Privately—
Federal
due
Three
involved.
"
,
taxes--—
common
per
—V. 170, p.
statement
covering
$1,000,000 of subordinated
1960, which was filed on March .'24,-,last, with the
SEC, became effective on April 10.—V. 171, p.
stock to be offered
to equip mill, build
Light Co.—Plans to Sell Bonds
Hills Power &
Black
,
registration
debentures
SEC
latter of notification with the
sharex, the proceeds to be used
housing and for working capital. No underwriter
per
Effective—
(The) Chicago Fair, Chicago—Statement
Beverly Hills, Calif.
20,090 shares of non-assessable common
($1
par
of
..
profit before Federal
Federal
are
Bankers Trust Co., New
Earned
at
of which the company is a
required :• absorption
*£•'
2326.
general mortgage bonds, series S 2%%; due
available in exchange for outstanding temporary
York City, and Old Colony Trust Co.,
Boston, Mass.—V. 171, p. 1042.
.
•
,
Withdrawn—
registration statement covering 33,000 shares of capital stock
(par $25), which was filed with the SEC on Dec. 20, last year, was
withdrawn on April 10, 1950.—V. 170, p. 2582.
covering
volume -of sales
"While
Consolidated Laundries Corp.—Earnings—
The
Big Creek Mining & Milling Co.,
—Files With SEC—
results, Nathan 1
during the third
earnings results
year's operations and
current
said:
notably canned corn
items,
/1,357,181
61.4c
1,603,100
, 70.2c
,
31,
March
at
outstanding
1,500,000,—V.
1949,
403,100
19.6c'
the
to
Chairman
32,617,810 104.458,827 102,210,717
■
432,983 ' 1,393,782
2,037.718
$0.46
$1.50 4'
. $2.23
123,293
$0.11
"
quarter -of the current year was favorable, the
affected
adversely by upset markets in some
were
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$3,533,490 $15,172,122 $14,279,431
519,185
25.3c
corporate income—
Net
share-
com.-
12 week
Corp.—Earnings—
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$4,061,254
revenues
$
32,251,349
—
—„J
profit
Earns,
Central Maine Power Co.—Definitive Bonds Ready—
Beverly Gas & Electric Co.—Statement
1——
Sales
$1.27
stock now outstanding.—V. 171,
'
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common
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
corporation has called for redemption
outstanding 15-yfear 3(4%
sinking fund
1964
par
Period End. Mar. 31—
Beneficial Industrial Loan
the
$10
•
4,796,621
,
V
Cummings,
Total
Guaranty
of
1258.
p.
was
This
£0.50
providing for dividend on preferred stock and based on 3,764,-
shares
480
.
field,
three
6,924,059
'"
$1.77
1,875,727
$0.69
share—-
per com.
After
a
in the major home appliance
President, declared on April 17. It Is less than
the
first model
the
Earns,
2,664.499
Profit'
1,034,351
acceptance unequalled
for
Judson 3. JSayre,
years
1,655,732
$0.61
the
of
Production
record
1
68,710
1,058,790
share
per
$4,710,448 $17,397,143
1,053,790
taxes.
after
Number common shares outstanding
Mar. 4, '50 Mar. 5, '49
s •-
Mar. 5/49
$
*
"
—36 Weeks Ended—
—12 Weeks Ended—
Mar. 4/50
$22,892,523 $72,411,900 $63,055,795
$25,868,772
Sales
Consolidated Grocers Corp.—Earnings—
1950—3 Mos.—1949
3960—Month—1949
Period End. Mar. 31—
1943
1949
1950
$11,425,443
651,599
Gain—*
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Sales and Earnings
Inc.—Earnings—
Bendix Home Appliances,
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net saxes
!
common
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/ Crucible Steel Co. of America—Insurance and Pension
Agreement Approved—Quarterly Shipments Lower—"]
:i(&l Domestic
The
Insurance
and
pension
agreement covering steel union em¬
Subs.) —Earnings—vr• .-'/. A.."•;-.
ployes, made last fall by this company, was approved April 19 at the
Columbia
'.
Broadcasting
System,
.
^
Inc.
•
'
13 Weeks Ended—
; : y?
,1 Apr. 1/50 / Apr. 2,'49 ? r annual meeting of stockholders. The agreement, which is similar to
The company on April 10 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
Oross income
$30,809,064 $27,018,288
those
made by
other companies in ending the industry-wide steel *
covering 2,000 shares of 5M % cumulative preferred stock (par $100u
Income before Federal Income taxes—;
2,955/750 '
1,579/764 - strike, was subject to final approval of, the stockholders.
' v f
1
and 2,000 .shares of common stock (no par ) to be offered in units of
'
Provision1 for Federal Income taxes-*————y.1,329,000 ../i
724,000
one share
of preferred and one of common at $150 per unit. "The
W. p.-Snyder/Jr., Chairman of the board, reported that the impact *
of ,the progressive shortage of coal,, due to strikes and intermittent
proceeds are to be added to working capital.
>
" ;
Net income lor period
« $1,626,750
$855,764
operations since early last year, finally curtailed Crucible's manu- ..
Earnings per share—
—$0.95
4 $0.50
Call Industries, Inc., Pocatello, Idaho—Files—
facturing operations and steel output and cbUsed' some reduction in
;
* *CMculated
upon'.the 1,717,352 shared of *$2.50 par value stock out;; shipments during thfe Tirst quarter of 1950. fHe said;
The corporation on April 10 filed a letter of notification with the
.%•*'&■! ?
standing as of April 1, 1950.—V. 171, p. 847. v,x
v
j.... '""The income Tor the first'
.ABC covering 200,000 shares of common stock to be offered at 25 cents
,
,
,
.
.
quarter, although well ahead of. the first
of
1948,/ will certainly be considerably below vthat of the
extraordinary qudrter. of 1949.'. The possibilities for the second quarter
At. that /
Stuart M. Crocker, President, announced on April 17 that the Cityv of this year now contrast most favorably, with a year-ago.
National Bank & Trust Co. of Chicago had 4>een-Appointed transfer/
time, the (volume of business available to this company was. declining ;
rapidly and seriously, whereas today there is definitely a. better tone
agent and Hie- First National Bank of "Chicago registrar, for the 4
to
the
markets
for specialty
and tool v steels which1* we serve."— ;
corporation's common stock in the Midwest'area effective-about May 1.
V/ 170, p. 2023.
The corporation's authorized common stcck is 30,000,000 shares, of
.//Z
*
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■
used to pay for raw. materials,,
No underwriting involved.
per share.
The proceeds are to be
packaging and for operating capital.
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp.—To Expand—
The
the
In
subsidiary
the
•
.
corporation on April 16 announced a program of improvements
Chicago and Gary, Ind.. plants of this United States Steel
which
will
the
increase
tin
plate
Gary Sheet and Tin Mill by 120,000
to
be, built
will
increase
this
facilities
capacity to 732,000
producing
capacity of
The new
tin plate
tons annually.
plant's annual
tons.
be
to
,
Carrier Corp.—To Build New Plant—
Cloud Wampler,
of
Syracuse,
conditioned
will
President,
a
N. Y., for
plant, at a
•
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*
1
April 15 announced that this corpora-'
the J. D. Taylor Construction Corp./
construction of an ultra-modern, air-:
on
contract
the
cost
to
of
more
than
$2,000,000.
structure
will
plant
on
located
alongside
Thompson Road,
The
new
building will be 750 feet long
area
of 247,500 square feel.—V.
and 330 feet
wide,
with
171, p. 847.
a
)
'-/"•?
,
; "
v:
April 10 filed a letter of notification with the -SEC
covering 2,500 shares of common stock (par $10> \to be offered at;
$12.50 per. share, and. the proceeds used to build a pulp and paper
mill on the Colorado River. No underwriting involved.
t'r*'-T"-'
proceeds to be used for general corporate
underwriters are Boettcher & Co., Denver and Chicago.
share),-
Inc.—Earnings— •!
Profit
before
Taxes
1950
taxes
—^r——y—wi.—; ;
profit after taxes
Shares of capital stcck—
Net
Earned
per
—V. 170, p.
(A. M.) Castle & Co.—Earnings—
share
1696.
,
-
—
;
--
—
$962,085
355,000:
$607,085
1,004,582
$0.60
SEC—"*
the, SEC
x'-
;
Net
'' 1949
$1,369,721
^543,000*
^
$826,721
" 1,004,582
$0.82-
SEC—
($10 pef
purposes/ The
.
.
Y>
v-
I
Drcwrys Limited U. S. A., Inc.—Earnings—
Quarter Ended March 31—
V
•
Consolidated Engineering Corp.—Files With
the
:;Y
_
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Conde Nasi Publications
Dean Co., Chicago, III.—Files With
(The)
The* company on April 10 filed a - letter of notification. with
covering 1,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
j
4144;;...-.,.
3 Months Ended March 31—
be
tioners.
total floor
'
The company on
Construction
of Carrier's existing
in Syracuse, N. Y.
It'
has been designed for high production of
the lighter types of air-'
conditioning and refrigeration equipment, including room ^air-condi¬
new
machinery
1146,
:
•-.•/'
Files—;; '4;
begin immediately.
The
heavy
p.
'.4
Columbine Development Co., Grand Junction, Colo.—
•
i
tion has awarded
14,798,174 are outstanding.—V. 171,
•'
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.
/
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which
■
The two
projects, which are interlocking, are scheduled
completed and in operation by the end of 1950.—V. 171, p. 2.
quarter
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Transfer Agent, etc.—
r
income
after
Federal
; '
income
" .*
taxes-
,
171,
p.
1567.
(Allen B.)
" /
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$0.28
^
V,
DuMont Laboratories,
$139,252$0.23 Y
$171,480
Earnings per share (on 599,816shares)
—V.
^1949 f*.
1950
"
,
4
.
:
Inc.—Stock Offered
—Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Van Alstyne Noel Corp. headed an
underwriting group which on April 19 publicly of¬
fered 250,000 shares of class A common stock (par 10£) ;
at $25 per share. " *
*J
7
*' "'** ■ *
,
Quarter End. March 31—
Net
1950
profit aft. chgs. and Fed. taxes
$193,231
Number common shares outstanding
240.000
Earnings per share
—$0.81
—V.
170, p. 750,
1949
."
1948
»
$216,530
$364,613
240,000
240,000
$0.90
$1.53
'
"A letter of notification
was
filed with the SEC on April 12 covering
to be sold to James R. Bradburn at $5 per share, and 1,000 shares to be sold at the same price
to Wm. D. Nesbit.
Th» nro«ee^- n*"
used for working capital.
1,500 shares
No
of common stock
underwriting
(par $1)
involved.—V. 171, p. 1562.
.
1
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"
PROCEEDS—Will
be
used
for
ing
for
new
the
transfer of
the transmitter and
company's New York station to the Empire
studio' facilities*at its Pittsburgh station,
antenna of the
expansion and improvement of
State Build¬
and for the
its facilities for the production
of tele-
vision
The
receivers
and
will
balance
(picture) tubes
working capital.
cathode-ray
added
be
to
COMPANY—Incorporated
1935
in
formerly conducted under the
ness
tories
as
acquiring
busi¬
the
is offering to holders of its common stock rights
to subscribe at $102 per share for 63,232 shares of $4.25
convertible second preferred stock, series of 1950 (no
pany
of Allen B. DuMont Labora¬
name
by Dr. Allen B. DuMont.
engaged in experimental television broadcasting as early
Today it owns and operates stations WABD in New York,
Washington, and WDTV in Pittsburgh.
In addition,. there
independent stations affiliated with the DuMont Television Net¬
Other operations cover the
manufacture and sale of a
wide
Company
1938.
as
51
are
work.
of
income
Gross
with $26,934,239
the
COMPARATIVE
Fiscal Year Ended—
Gross
income—
STATEMENT
Jan. 1, '50
operations
The
the
45,482
75,190
1
■
and
Federal
2,250,000
taxes__
income
10,590,977
*
23.032,472
*1,200,000
39,747,209
expenses
the
■"The net
income
in
of
excess
the
indicated
income
that
for
1946 is
estimated
The
*
year.
EFFECT
Authorized
stock
(par
Class B common stock
ipar
10 cents)
payable
mortgages
560,0d0 shs.
560,000 shs.
entire
been
of
that
since
made
May
the
1949,
4,
tures
Corp.,
company.
common
but
slock
of
of
the
*•
series
40,000
20,000
T.
Eiehler & Co—
4,000
& Co
6,000
Blair, Rclllns & Co. Inc.-6,000
Blyth &i Co., Inc
—
11,000
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Inc.
—
Preferred
stock
series
R.
First
J.
—V.
2,000
Stroud
—
Sutro
6,000
Staats
R.
Brothers
Nov.
Ac
*
&
Co.—
—
Dean
Zuckerman, Smith Ac Co.—
$12,000,000
and
Corp.—
Co.-
& Co.——' 7,000
2,000
Co.—Exempted from Hold¬
ing Company Act—
SEC
The
a
Act.
pany
The
company
is now in the final stages of dissolution under a plan
approved by the Commission in May, 1949.
It has distributed sub¬
stantially all of its assets (consisting primarily of cash and shares
of the common stock of Wisconsin Hydro Electric Co., its only sub¬
sidiary
sisting
stores
3 Months Ended
sales
Net
Profit
Net
for
profit
Earned
income
taxes—----—.
the
—
—
—
——
outstanding-^
$2,776,869
-
a
share
—.
.
1,789.942
$1.55
$2,710,024
1.789,942
$1.51
quarter shipments in 1950 were affected adversely by the strike
in the plants of one of the company's principal customers.
In spite
of the continuation of this strike the current rate of shipments is
substantially higher than at this time a year ago.—V. 171, p. 4.
Election
of Benjamin
A. Ragir
as
President was announced April
indenture
of
terms
of
the
trustees,
mortgage
and amended,
supplemented
issued
for
of
•>-:
•. •
'•*.
•
April 11 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 200,000 shares cf non-assessable common stock to be offered
at par ($1 per share), the proceeds to be used for mine development.
No underwriting involved.—V.
169, p. 1006.
Co.—Definitive Bonds Ready-
bonds, 3#
outstanding
for
second-class matter February
NOTE:
Union,
On
$35.00
account
et
per
25,
year;
debentures
were
1950 of 3V2#
In
the rates of exchange,
Rights—
•'
->
,
build and sell plants to extract oil
improved Bonotto system in the
will
Corp.
the
under
and
new
Canada, Central and South America and the Philipr
Production Engineering Co. will continue to be active
the. Bonotto system in other parts of the world.—
States,
1357.
p.
'a
is
the original seed to
'")•'•■).
X
/
t*<"*'
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;
' .•<;
:
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Inc.—Registers With SEC—
17 filed a registration statement'with-the
Gas Industries Fund,
The
corporation on April
1,000,000 shares of common stock,
covering
SEC
Colonial Associates,
that the balance of such bonds and deben¬
during the summer of 1950 to provide additional
completion of the "Loop Line Project."
: .
1
1,245
treasury
stock
shares of common
Inc., Boston.—V.
$1 par.
Underwriter:
170, p. 2436.
Gauley Mountain Coal Co.—Loss in Quarterafter
loss
$12,356
*$44,555
—113,353
146,097
charges
all
and
taxes
quarter
for
Tonnage
1949 *
1950
Quarter Ended March 31—
percentages of 1950 series preferred stock not subscribed
of subscription warrants, which they have severally
agreed to purchase are as follows (subject to adjustment to eliminate
shares):
Webster
Ac
ities
15.67
—
Brothers
Blyth Ac Co., Inc.—
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—
Smith, Barney Ac Co
Securities
Union
Co.
12.00
—
The
Marks
M.
Co.
Ac
2.67
Co.
—
As
The
1.00
Co.
Ala.,
1.00
——_
Lerchen
the
by
Offered—City Securities Corp. on April 10 publicly
$100,000 of 5% sinking fund debentures dated
Oversubscribed.
callable
are
estimated
to
cost
1
Fia.
$4,872,593j
Natural would finance its project by the issuance of
mortgage pipe line bonds, with the balance to be
in
first
the
sale
City,
serving
to the
$3,650,-?
secured
of common stock.
Gerber Products
for
the
Corp.—Reports Record Sales— *:
ended March 31,
1950, were in excess of
all time high, it was announced April 14 by Dan
year
$42,240,000, a new
President.
whole
in
or
in
part
on
any
The
interest
prior to Feb. 1, 1959, at 101#; on Feb. 1, 1959, and thereafter at
100#; plus in all cases accrued interest to the date of redemption.
debentures
are
also callable at par and accrued
interest only
sinking
fund.
\
represents
record
sales
new
was
increase
of
$3,105,000,
ap¬
or
Goodrich Co.—Changes in Personnel—
(B. F.)
of
election
The
an
year.—V, 171, p. 1357.
proximately 8#, over the previous
The
operation of the
system,
Southern Natural Gas Co.'s line near Phoenix
Gerber,
paying date on 30 days' prior notice before Feb. 1, 1953, at 105# ; on
Feb. 1, 1953, and prior to Feb. 1, 1956, at 103#; on Feb. 1, 1956 and
through
with
and extend to Tallahassee, with laterals or branch lines
principal cities and towns in Southwest Georgia adjacent
Sales
1950, and due Feb. 1, 1960, at 100 and accrued
debentures
applied to the Federal Power Commission for
a
335-mile pipeline project which would serve
transmission
proposed
connect
Georgia
000
The
build
to
markets in southwestern Georgia and Tallahassee,
proposed line. ''
171, p. 1567.
interest.
has
company
natural gas
would
Equitable Securities Corp., Indianapolis, Ind.—Deben¬
1,
the
be
share.
The net proceeds are to be used to build
office at Las Vegas, Nev.
No underwriting involved,
per
Georgia Natural Gas Co.—Plans Pipeline Project—
The
1.00
Company——
Ohio
4.00
—V.
$1
authorization
-
Watling,
4.00
Shields Ac Company
at
plant and
2.67
Victor, Common, Dann As
Corpo¬
———9.33
ration
oifered
2.67
——
Laurence
9.33
9.33
9.33
Hoinblower Ac Weeks—;
Ncv.—Files—
corporation on April 6 filed a letter of notification with
150,000 shares of non-assessable capital stock to
covering
Bosworth,
16.00#
Secur¬
Corporation
Lehman
Sullivan &
Company, Inc.———
Kebbon, McCormick As
1357.
p.
Steel Products Corp., Reno,
General
The
SEC
a
White, Weld & Co.—
171,
profit.—V.
1950.
13,
underwriters and the
the principal
of
names
April
on
holders
by
David
as Honorary Board Chairman
meeting of the board of directors.
Goodrich
M.
April 19 following
announced
,
a
'
PROCEEDS—For additional working capital.
BUSINESS—Company
chattel and FHA loams.
Indiana
for
Mutual
National
Life
is
It
Life
also
acts
as
Insurance
Insurance
*
principally
engaged
Co.
of
in
making
mortgage loan correspondent
of New York and North¬
Minneapolis.—V. 171, p! 1048.
Co,
the
For
board,
who
collateral,
been
will
Collyer
p.
past
which
in
has
23 years, Mr. Goodrich has been Chairman of the
position he is being succeeded by John Lyon Collyer,
of the company since November,
1939.
Mr.
President
continue
as
and
Chairman
both
1568.
President.—V.
171,
.
*
'
\
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■
•
•
■
I
Offered—Jack¬
son & Co., Inc., on March 27 publicly offered on a "bes^
efforts" basis 150,000 shares of common stock, class A
.(par $1) and 18,000 shares of 5% cumulative partici¬
pating preferred stock (par $4), the class A at $1.50 per
Gyrodyne Co. of America, Inc.—Stocks
Farm Service
The
company
cumulative
at
$5
used
per
for
facilities.
1942, at the post office at New York, N.
in Dominion of Canada, $38.00 per year.
the fluctuations
*
.
>
Wheeler
Islands.
171,
and/ automatically from
product.
marketing
•V.
product
The
on
Corp., Portland, Ore.—Files With SEC—
April 13 filed
preferred
share
further
No
and
stock
letter of notification with the SEC
a
the
(par
preferred
organization,
(no par)
$100),
at
market
underwriting involved.
the
par.
and 500 shares of 6#
common
to
be
offered
The proceeds are
development,
equipment
to be
and
share and the preferred
The
facture of
at
par.
to be used for further development and manu-t
rotary winged aircraft.—V. 169, p. 1114 and V. 171, p. 1148.
proceeds
are
D. Seibert, Editor and Ihiblisher;
statistical issue on Monday]. Other
William B. Dana Company. Reentered
under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members 01 Pa»»
Commercial and Financial Chronicle (Reg. U. 8. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 8, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert
William Dana Seibert, President;
William D. Riggs, Business Manager.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a
offices:
135 S. La Salle
St., Chicago 3, 111
(Telephone State 0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London,
E. C., England, c/'o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1950 by
as
,
.
the double handling of materials
whether high or low in oil content
system
continuously
materials
United
pipe line bonds, second 314#, series due
314# sinking fund debentures" due 'Nov; 1,
UNDERWRITERS—The
The
American
<
extraction of oils.
solvent
for
Bonotto
Fotter
The
from
in
the company entered into agreements with in¬
providing for the sale to and purchase by such
30, 194S and Dec. 31^ 1950 oi an aggregate of
of
June 1, 1979, are
bonds at Bankers
series due
temporary
170, p. 2584.
has
system
the
finished
the
pine
;
Nov.
on
for
Bonotto
processed
sold
be
redemption
for
mortgage
exchange
eliminated.
securing a
first mortgage pipe line
refunding or upon exchanges or
other bonds issued
under
said
for
first
in
Under
of
14
on
Redemption-
Rubber Co.—Partial
&
called
been
corporation
plete
63,232 shS.
§112,149,890 shs.
3,300,000 shs.
covering 500 shares of common stock
company
463.
p.
acquired exclusive sales and manufacturing
rights from Production Engineering Co., Inc.^ New York, fot North
Central and South American and the Philippine Islands of the com¬
The
respective
for
by Arthur Keating, who will continue as Chairman of the Board. Mr.
Ragir formerly was Executive Vice-President and Treasurer.
171, p. 948.
The
171,
,
western
Mines, Ltd.—Files With SEC—
stores are operated
earnings
Co., New York City.—V.
■'Net
—V.
El Dorado Gold
of corporate sim¬
program
Foster Wheeler Corp.—Acquires Sales
200,000 shs.
and it is expected
UExcludes
in
New President—
a
a
the
have
Definitive
25,000 shs.
•
First
Ekco Products Co.—Elects
of
season."—V.
fall
Trust
Net
Feb.
1950
1949
$29,191,681 $30,978,096
4,474,464
4,674,545
1,697,595
1,964,521
that
said
operated by subsidiaries. Now the
single corporate entity.
were
detailing
available
*316,000,
,
income-—
taxes on
shares
per
——
—
—
before
Provision
Number-
March 31—
President,
Jr.,
i;
convertible debentures
$4.25 convertible second preferred stock into common stock.
.
tures
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Manufacturing Co.
the nex,t five
of $383,076.
situation, Mr. Lazarus said that in the
first six months of the year, Federated's earnings were $960,793 less
than for the same period in the preceding year, but for the last six
months
they wei*e $1,621,108 more.
He noted that "a cdntributing
factor was the more stable merchandise market
which followed the
substantial liquidation of inventories by retailers and suppliers prior
offered
Eaton
average
Lazarus,
divisions
In
stock,
§Reflects conversions to April 13,
Eastern
to be
ceased
the yeah.
during
outstanding
Total requirement for repayment of bor¬
years is $1,985,495, the equivalent
debt.
during
Florida Power & Light
'
the Commission issued an order declaring that
a holding company.—V.
171, p. 1356.
Accordingly,
has
remaining assets con¬
as a reserve for the
be incurred and of a possible Income
company) to its stockholders, and has
of approximately $5,000 in cash held
payment of expenses which may
tax liability.
sold
will
Stone
14 announced the issuance of an order granting
corporation for exemption from the Holding Com¬
this
pal
of first mortgage
and
1950,
April
on
request of
Fred
10,000,000
$2,000,000 of such bonds and $9,940,000 of such
issued
and
shares
of
reduction
Nov.
$16,000,000
fractional
Eastern Minnesota Power
an
*13,060,000*"
1949,
2,500
5,000
Witter
18,
funds needed
2,500
Ac
number
2.9*
75,000 shs.
$157,000,000
\
■
investors
tures
2,500
Securities
Wellington
24.73
.
plification which "will effect operating economies and enable the com¬
pany to manage its finanoial affairs more efficiently," was completed
at the end of 1949.
Previous to this change six of Federated's princi¬
(1949
substitution
•?'
between
8,
11,000
3 000
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs.
5.000
Union
28.38
long-term
on
money
100,000 shs.
-
as
of
bonds
in
.
3,000
4,000
2,354,013
31.81
N
on May 1, 1950, through the
debentures due May 1, 196l at
IOOV2# and accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Cleveland
Trust Co, in Cleveland, Ohio, and at the office of J. P. Morgan: & Co.,
Inc., in New York.—V. 171, p. 192.
30, 1949, and an additional $5,200,000 of such
bonds and $3,120,000 of such debentures were issued and sold on March
Co., Inc.———
2,672,470
3.5
to
Firestone Tire
1957.
Co.———
&
2,735,788
3.7
121,395
outstanding
the year—.
assets
annual
§61,820 shs.
under
1946,
I,
of
or
2,500
Co
Ac
2,354,717
liabilities..-
88,121,693
year
average
rowed
There
2,500
1567.
p.
*On
ol"
5,000
Co
2,442,286
29,959,831
99,161,499
sinking fund $1,375,000 of 20-year 3%
2,000
5,000
122,685
2,679,502
the
76,679.588
77.342.549
22,735,327
——
shares
$7,724,504
of
24,000,000
stock-
stock
value)
par
issue
iexclusive
transfers
1964
5.000
& Son.—
Lemon
171,
Scribner-
Stern
6,000
Co.__
Johnston,
Deane Ac
Singer,
—
2.500
Co.—
Co
&
Hilliard
B.
J.
Hirsch &
—.
William
Hemphill,
Parsons
Inc.
sen,
Stein Bros. & Boyce__
Stone & Co
Noyes, Graham,
Hayden,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc.
Schwafcacher Ac Co.——_
Christen-
2,500
Michigan Corp
of
Peters, Writer Ac
2,500
&
June
of
investcrs
2,500
YEAR
$40,585,613 $34,665,217
35,394,740
32,321,711
27,976,765
shares outstanding:
end of
on
OP
in long-term debt was accomplished
in the year ended Jan. 28, 1.950 mostly by the prepayment of loans due
from 1951 to 1963.
In March, 1950, an additional $1,500,000 loan was
*7,200.000
£14,675,000
Manufacturers Trust Co. and Frederick E. Lober,
to
as
stitutional
—
pid.
com.
current
■"Based
36,000,000
r<..
prefeired
4.
issuable
authorized
5,000
2,000
duPont
I.
Francis
total
dated
3,000
Inc._
Co
&
company
Newhard, Cook & Co—
——-
Dickson 4f Co.,
S.
Dittmar & Co
($3
and
Maynard/ H. Murch & Co._
Northwest Co.
END
$44,764,396
52,671,296
12,920,462
70,940,015
126,025
during
NOTE—A
.
■"Issued
3,000
Pacific
15,000,000
36,000,000
1, 1966—
1968—
stock)
second
stock
Common
2,000
2,000
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
3.000
AT
—
—
£Book value pel*
Outstanding
l,
pfd.
1950
indenture).
2,500
2,000
2,000
Co
Dahlbtrg & Co.
Davis, Skaggs & Co...
Henry
Doclittle
of
bonds
Co.—
cf
the
At
Ratio
14,250,000
(without par value)
preferred
conv.
5,000
&
Co.--—,—
&
FACTS
-
shr. of common—
debt
Average
$31,787,000
($100 par value)—.
second
conv.
2,500
2,500
Lundborg
1,
Sept.
stock
pfd.
$4.25
McDonald
Irving
5.U00
Crowell, Weedon &
due
cumulative preferred
Second
2,UU0
6,022,272
$4.18
capital
Number of
$4,-
$36,000,000
1966—
1,
4.10 cumulative preferred stock
2,500
—_
<fc Co._
5,000
Co
Courts &
June
series due June
5,000
Co.—
3.828,06*)
9,358,006
$5.84
FINANCING
1964—24,000,000
Second 314 # series due Nov. 1, 1964
12,000,000
3 14 7c
conv. debs, due Sept.
1, 1963—
20,000,000
314# sink, fund debs, due Nov. 1, 1957
16,000,000
2 V2 #
notes payable to bank, maturing
serially in 1951 and 1952.—
19,565,000
3%
notes
payable due 3952—
—
No Indent.
6,000
Dodge & Co
Coffin & Burr, Inc
Clark,
due
series
Mason-Hagan, Inc
She.rrerd—— ' 2 *00
Butcher <fc
and
Jones
Loewi
Stearns.
Bear,
H.
Kalman & Co., Inc
Kirkpatrick-Petiis Co.
-5,000
Bache & Co
Bateman,
Shares
Jones & Co
receivable
Working
The
income
net
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
series due March
$4.25
Y
i
EFFECT
GIVING
3W#
thereof, as follows:
Robert C.
and
$28,284,662
were
4.893,555
9,199,994
$5.57
share
Stockholders' investment
System,
proposed San Juan
1949
■'
series
yShares
California.
northern
and
10,728,241
543,861
9,850,341
Inventories
to
414#
aggregating 250,000 shares
Noel Corp
the
of
for
revenues
Second S%
Pic¬
not
central
14.251.561
5,722,093
common
per
delivery
a
528,620
14,922,087
convenience
operates
a
pipe line system
for
the
wholesale of natural gas, supplying cus¬
in
areas
15,256,067
518,409
—
mtge. pipe line bonds:
3#
■
Van Alstyne
at
has
now
day capacity
per
"First
severally
have
below
named
underwriters
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.—i—
other
and
system
r
agreed to purchase severally from the company the respective numbers
of shares of class A common stock set forth opposite their respective
below,
public
Angeles
.
equity securities of the company.
UNDERWRITERS—The
sale
CAPITALIZATION
corporation. No other person is known by the company tc have owned,
beneficially or of record, on that date, more than 10# of any class of
names
of
line
southern New Mexico and Arizona and deliver¬
California-Arizona boundary to distribution companies
and other southern California areas.
Upon
the
Los
Operating
record at that date by
of
owned
B
class
Paramount
beneficially
owned
the
of
1350.
43,200 shares •(2.8#.) of the class A common stock of
The aforesaid shares of class B common stock were
Paramount Pictures Inc., a New York
company* and
the
«lOOti >
shares
560.000
record
company
and
314#
31.
Jan.
corporation,
York
New
a
certificate
a
15,902,955
—_
taxes
common
SALIENT
575,555.
*
at
profit
Accounts
gas
feet
entered
company
date.
STOCKHOLDER—As
PRINCIPAL
areas
18.353,241
Earnings retained in company
"Net
S
25.386,067
dividends
Common
capacity of 675,000,000 cubic feet
per day and on completion of the current construction program
will have a total delivery capacity in excess of 925,000,000 cubic feet
of gas per day.
These amounts are exclusive, of the 167,000,000 cubic
of
into a
revolving credit agreement with Eank of Now York and Fifth Avenue
Bank, Bank of the Manhattan- Co., Manufacturers Trust Co. and First
National Bank & Trust Co. of Montclair, N. J.,
pursuant to which
the company may borrow up to $3,500,000 until Dec. 1, 1950, subject
to the terms and conditions of such agreement.
As at March 31, 1950,
there were nc borrowings under said agreement and no borrowing has
date
for
S
25,092,955
—
dividends
profit
as
143,406 shs.
1,792,146 shs.
—
Net
Jan. 31/43
Jan. 29,'49
358,551,020 346,526,318 304,720,671
taxes
profit after
Pieferred
west Texas,
at
Francisco
143,906 shs.
by real estate mortgages upon certain of the company's properties.
NOTE—Under
new
a
completion of the company's current construction program it will also
supply gas to Pacific Gas & Electric Co. for transportation to San
Outstanding
in the form of bonds and notes secured
are
in
gas
supplying
2,440,000 Shs.
10 cents)--
Net
Jan. 28,'50
S
sales—,
before
Profit
prepaid
"$2,008,800
cumul. conver. old. stock (par $201
"The
for
proposed
the
BUSINESS—The
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Mortgages payable
common
for
transportation
ing
GIVING
retail
Net
Number
»
of the sale
natural" gas
the
gas from
and adjacent
Mexico
Commission
Power
tomers
Class A
-'
proceeds
of
at
and if satisfactory authorization
for such
project is not received within a reasonable time, proceeds
cf the sale are to be used for other general corporate purposes.
" t
Icit.
5",'c
9
-
.
the
construction
proposed
deliver
to
New
necessity
provision lor Federal taxes on income for 1948 has been computed
after deducting a net loss carry-over of approximately $700,000.
tDefCAPITALIZATION
the
of
"
i'
,•
apply
to
share, of
each
*
plans
stock*
preferred.
common
the net operating loss carry-over from
as
net
and
subject to any provision for Federal
is not
1947
for
shares,
San Juan Basin area in
in Colorado, Utah and
Arizona to Pacific Gas & Electric Company at a point of connection
cn
the California-Arizona border.
Application has been made to' the
$563,677 t$l,472,270
$2,701,767
$3,269,880
income
Net
for
common
.
company
into
convertible
be
■
cost
noithwestern
Federal
income tar inasmuch
will
of
•'
line' system
pipe
Costs
shares
four
'
FURPOSE—The
$2,518,979
4,630,249
Cr63S,000
$26,934,239 $11,154,654
S45,267,089
„_v__
of
rate
stock
preferred
new
toward
Total.
additional
to
Year Ended—
Long-term
$2,486,548
32,431
—$45,154,470 $26,859,049 $11,109,172
112,619
price
same
April 28, 1950.
The offering is being underwritten by* a
group of investment firms headed by White, Weld & Co.
.
income
of
held
stock
common
The common stockholders may
subject to allotment, out of any shares not taken through
the exercise of subscription warrants, which expire on
Dec. 31, *47 Dec. 29, *43
Jan. 2, '49
the
at
of
shares
April 13, 1950.
on
subscribe
also
EARNINGS
OP
f
Prom
Other
record
compared
for 1949 was $45,267,089,
and $11,154,654 for 1947.
:
company
for 1948,
34
share for each
one
oscil¬
range of television receivers, and cathode-ray tubes, cathode-ray
lographs and television transmitting equipment.
at the rate of
value; stated value $100 per share)
par
in
WTTG
Inc.—Highlights of Year
Federated Department Stores,
Co.—Offering of Second Preferred
Stock to Common Stockholders Underwritten—The com¬
Delaware,
in
El Paso Natural Gas
business warrants.
3
(1667)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 4901,
Volume 171
Y.'t
Other Countries, $42.00 per year.
?
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisementa must be made In New
-
York funds.
4
(1668)
The
4, Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—Earnings—
Sales
and
record
Quarter Ended March 31—
♦Net
income
...
tEarnings per
-
$1,610,399
-
share—___—.
common
1949
$1,762,370
depreciation,
preferred
dividends
depletion
$1.17
and
based
estimated
and
1,334,995
on
Income
Sales
$1.28
shares
of
tAfter
taxes.
no
par
common
have
Chairman Resigns, But Continues as a Director—
chairman
of
the
Board
was/elected at the stockholders'
on April
17 as J. E MacC2o<ikty, Jr., declined reelection; he will,
however, continue as a director and general counsel for the company.
the
retired
of
on
the
in
Coolidge
Mr.
although
and
executive
an
Harzfeld's, Inc.
G.
policy
1950.
and
ccmpi ny
continue
retirement
company's
March
1,
Coolidge
G.
reelected
capacity.—V.
of
quarter
1950
of
Apr J
on
continued
1949,
at
the
that
the
profit
Hoffman,
L.
H.
that
for
the
19,
applicable
is
running
now
is
3y2
times
the
acquired to allcw
the stockholders
balance
sheet
showed
1949
for
of
output,
further
130.000
and
for
sets
Sales
additional
the
facilit
the
last
half
31
last
had
company
March
on
cur¬
Of
the
short
1802.
current
term
U.
The
assets,
$645,195
cash
in
was
and
$504,902
was
in
S,
sales
Net
Federal
The
prior preferred stock is redeemable out of sinking fund at $100
share, plus accrued dividends, on and after April 1, 1956; other¬
wise redeemable on or prior to June 30, 1951, at $105, and thereafter
at $103 per share, plus accumulated dividends.
income
all
of
operations
Dividends
paid
on
Common
PROCEEDS—The
of
the
will
proceeds
be
added
and will result in and be
general business operations.
its
in
short-term
the
as
Some or
additional working
all of such funds
The
City,
business
Investment
tFixed
in
and
as
which
the
presents
company
^
Payroll accrued
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION,
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
Other
First
pfd. stock, 1950 series (par $100)
($10
stock
Common
stock
2,980 shs.
.
2,980 shs.
11,600 shs.
accrued
($100
value)
par
5,000 shs.
._.
tion
4,000 shs.
166,906
to
sales
Other
Complete
Powder
and
income
Co., Inc.—Earnings—
March 31—
3 Months Ended
Gross
operating
on
1950
revenue
(net)—.
$34,206,240 $31,365,522
168,723
122,445
—
________
.
very
on
1949
April
—
—
and
costs
Net
1
_
will
income
Fedeial
income
__
on
preferred
Dividends
on
common
—V.
per
171,
taxes—
common
31,580,306
stock
;
Include
109,360
stock,———,—.___
share——.—.___—
1,194,362
13,559,430
The
The
the
on
No
Hoffman
H.
L.
and
Hoffman
principal
a
CAPITALIZATION
reflect
to
the
who
AS
the
are
stockholder
•
-V
company.' '
Adjusted
OF
wife
the
and
and
deed
note
stock
($.66%
Common
stock
the
of
'.r,
DEQ. 31,
reclassification
(5%)„——*
Common
daughter of
President
1949
Commop
three
1,
Stock
The
value
share
Canadian
having
The
In
event
In
the
number
45,000 shs.
effect
issuable
shall
be
creased.
reclassified
share of
the
by
ous
BUSINESS—The
the
facture of
U.
radio
consisting
into
$1
the
the
of
1%
shares
value
par
the
of
Quarter
as
In
15
14
western
Angeles,
television
limited
There
shall
being
of
plants
seven
floor
space,
in
fcpace
in
two
televis
be
•The
plus
its
Sales
C3.C00
Net
for
in
good
the
•Based
after
Mr.
in
San
San
on
funds
(approximately
for
1950
the
event
; -v.;;•
Mr.
oi
a
most
and
large hotels.
1949,
It
the
owns
Cleveland,
William
and
.<:<
extent
dealers
sub¬
(&
382,575 shares of
that
21%
'
"
♦Inch
Cost
stated
of
goods
to
Mass.,
Income
that
of
the
all
is giving
present
television
company
by
the
1949
sets
are
171,
The
—V.
$16,000,of
television
However,
in
Gross
Total
r
taxes.
$0.97
1,773,017
.
__
"Chronicle"
See
from
1,449,362
Co.
&
V.
(&
171,
of
April
Interest
(net)
39,500
$431,098
$491,059
;
.128,493
106,194
93,773
153,458
$208,719
and
general
and
television
allocation
received
$231,407
radio
and
and
will
con¬
1950
Kirk Uranium Corp.,
Pty., Ltd.,
of,
nor
Kayser-
or
Birmingham, Ala.—Files—
corporation on April 11 filed a letter of notification
with the
covering 500.000 shares of common stock to be offered at
prices^
ranging from 10 cents per share for the first
100,000 to $1.20 per
share
for
for
the
raining
last
50.000
operations
Knott Hotels
The
and
shares.
The
property.
No
$3,270,476
2,926,416
to
are
be
used
involved.
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
corporation
SEC
covering
William
by
general
J.
Knott.
Stone & Co., New York
City, is
of the stock and terms of
price
named
the
from
funds
the
and
financing
to
are
be
underwriter.
as
underwriting
amendment.
Proceeds
2,032,047
proceeds
underwriting
on
April 17 filed a registration statement with
130,000 shares of its common
stock, $5 par.
Of
tlie 130,000 shares, 100,000 shares
are
to be offered by the
company
and the balance of
30,000 shares by two stockholders,
Agnes G. Knott
the
1949
$2,243,712
(incl.
added
to
the
The
to
are
be
company's
67,554
sition
con¬
of
new
Lion Oil
77,295
93,850
Crl,161
9,192
None
credits)
None
income
$74,225
$173,464
:—201.880
201,880
$0.36
1
earnings
SEC
added
.—61,306
expenses
the
Kern County Land
Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 10,000 shares of common stock (par
$5) was made and completed on April 18 at
$47.25 per
share, less a special concession to dealers of 90 cents per
share, by Dean Witter & Co.—V. 170, p. 1915.
and
•
on
above
figures do not include
from, Julius Kayser (Aust.)
Bomior, Ltd. of England.—V. 171, p. 361.
offering
reserve)
taxes
—________
NOTE—The
113
v
i
Income
dividends
1949
$451,559
102,432
Provision for Federal and Canadian taxes
Net
Subs.)—
$328,666
gains
the
cover
Wholly-Owned
V.
1950
f
income
gross
17
1569.
p.
operations
Depreciation
$0.85
share
intended
are
as
properties, including
a
to
reserve
Three Months Ended March 31—
crude oil production
oil
products
per
on
acqui¬
1262.
p.
common
2,340,825
1,207.713
1,693,697
(tons)
124,721
65,823
$3,709,526
$2,222,779
share—
shares
1949
1,446,685
1,923,415
(bbls.)
taxes—
♦Based
the
171,
1950
(bbls.)________
of refined
Total sales of chemical
products
Net income after income
♦Earnings
facilitate
laundry plant.—V.
a
Co.—Quarterly Earnings Show Gain-
Net
Imperial Oil Ltd.—To Construct New
Refinery—
the
D.
St.
L,
of
Paul
Campbell
Imperial
April
on
of
Oil's
Manitoba
new
when
17,
10,000
he
(Canada)
barrel
turned
the
per
first
officially
$1.58
presently
outstanding.—V.
$0.95
171,
p.
1569.
day
sod
Lit Brothers, Phila.—Preferred Stock Called—
began
refinery
on
the
at
409-
site.
Completion of the plant, estimated to cost
$10,000,000, is
for May, 1951.
refinery has been made possib'e by the new Edmonton-Lake
Superior pipe line, which will provide low-cost
transportation for Alberta
scheduled
This
company has called for redemption as of June
5, 1950, all oi
outstanding 6% cumulative preferred stock
(par $1001 at $105 per
share, plus accrued dividends. Payment will be made at
the Pennsyl¬
vania Co. for
Banking & Trusts, 15th and Chestnut Sts.,
Philadelphia
1, Pa.—V. 171, p. 1461.
its
The
crude oil.
—V.
171,
Winnipeg
p.
will be supplied
from
a
take-off
point at
Gretna.
....
1,276,036
$3 33
Preliminary estimates
quarter
share: in
on
April
This
common
of
1950
will
the vicinity
,V
17.
share
for
that
consolidated
net
profit for
the
first
approach $900,000, with earnings per common
of $1.20, H. B. Woodman, President, announced
...
compares
are
with
the
;
.
a
net
:
'•
profit
corresponding
'
'
of
$472,000,
or
quarter of 1949.
58
He
cents
also
per
noted
'
.
.
registration
$25)
withdrawn
which
on
Madison
statement
filed
was
April 10,
.
.
mated
55,819
SEC
on
shares
Dec.
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$291,422
depreciation
Federal
the
of
30,
capital
last
year,
stock
was
Square Garden Corp.—Earnings—
profit
♦After
covering
with
1950.—V. 171, p. 104,
Period End. Feb. 28—
♦Net
•
,
Lowell Electric Light
Corp.—Statement Withdrawn—
The
360.
Interchemical Corp.—Quarterly Earns.
Up Oyer 100%
Year End.
outstanding.
the
1948.
Other, income,; incl, capital
(par
now
in
and
Kayser
income
the
July,
171, p. 696.
Premier
EARNINGS
$1.78
published
1949
years
Quarter Ended March 31—
pic¬
when
late
1568.
_
outstanding
construction
East
Francisco.-
stock
earnings
calendar
128,906
great deal
production
on
p.
—
Federal
per
income
$3,233,743
over
a
output of
day.
a
into
income
Net
Shares
$1,656,638
$1.29
171, p. 696.
Total sales
Earnings
$2,367,114
_-
__
bor¬
Subs.)—Earnings—
_
charges (or
for
64,368
1,162,425
Kansas Gas & Electric Co.—1949 Earnings—
4; ;
in
con¬
with
♦$6,646,046
♦473,705
—
compensation
Provision
acre
OF
and Canadian
S.
$2,883,431
37
1,561,400
The
1,200
gets
sold
expenses
tingent
stock
stock
dividends.
—
Administrative
area,
and
U.
1949
$3,928,551
preferred
funds)
1950
management
1,000
being made by the
I
Selling
is
under
of
;
Statler
Subs.)—Earns.
compared with sales of
as
the
for the rest of the year.—V.
Sales
1950
and
Penn
financed
(&
taxes
Six Months Ended March 31—
stations.
others
basis,
now
so
r
$39,519,051 $38,022,710
35,590,500
35,139,279
common
Detroit,
held
were
this is
v
company's
Illinois Zinc Co. (&
important
receivers
680.595
common
the
v;
Subs.)- —Earnings—
Balance, surplus 1___
Earnings per common share___
Privately—
April 14 that
receivable
'
common
around
to
treasury
and
Sales
fxes
share.
31—
he said,
that
is
the
,
taxes
on
Placed
approximately
notes
charges and Federal
Newburyport,
to
$5,000,-
$2,700,000)
reimburse
earnings
Hayden,
in¬
radio-
distribution
temporary
Coffin
tubes
tinue
public,
owned
broadcasting
and
said
4%%
financing is not consummated
■;;
on
expect
stores
garage,
manu¬
Francisco
television
Coffin
alone
$6,240,660 $11,987,650
incom»
common
475-car
a
Corp.—Note
the
He added that
at
Corp. now have
180,500 square feet
parking lot.
In addition,
total
a
square feet
is
leased
cn
wholly
present
Hoffman
containing
the
retail
to
1949.
tubes
Mar. 31,'50 Dec. 31,'49
per
To
March
$30,000,000 per year,
plant
company-owned
sell
operation
sales
income
•Earnings
We
Coffin, President, on April 12 stated that 1950 should be
a very
year for Hytron.
Sales are currently running at the rate of
new
television
one
company's
television
stations
space
and
in
the
in
3 Mos. End.
Gross
lEST).
p.m.
daily output will be boosted to approximately 3,500 to
4,000 tubes.
Sales to the
a
market
subsidiary
warehouses
to
being
sets
company's
in Los Angeles.
Angles
degree
through
turn,
Corp.,
in
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
i
the
the
highest in the company's history.;
ture
proportionately
dealers
who,
The
in
lesser
a
made
available
on
stations
and
Los
subsidiary leases certain
,
city
to
to
television
direct
date.
prooosed
The' company
four
of
sells
latter
to
26
or
Ended
value
retired.
radio-phonographs.
Hoffman
related
now
construction
there
the
and
are
and
are
riistr butors
company,
market
by
and
entirely
states.
the
In
Dividends
con¬
of
•Bruce
a
ccmbinafc'or.s,
unaffiliated
sidiary of
Los
receivers
1
sales
income after all
having
par
stock
common
and
company
warrants
Government
almost
phonograph
and
to
Net
par
company
8.
provide
requirements
Dividends
wh'ch
offices
for
000 In
is engaged in the manufacture and sale
complete line of televis'on receivers, including
table, console and
radio-phonograph types; in the production of special electronic
appaia
for
at
center,
building,"
,
a
tus
eight
31,
thought to the question of
result of the split-up above referred
to,
the number of shares issuable upon the exercise
of the warrants was
increased from 36,000 to 45,000 and the
price per share, at which
the warrants couid be exercised, was reduced
proportionately from $3
per share to $4 per share.
of
1950,
office
execut ve
Hytron Radio & Electronics Corp.
stock
common
Consequently,
the
dollars, the exchange risk is neutralized.
The current
long-term Canadian debt is believed to be
advantage¬
the company.—V. 171,
p. 696.
!
rate
to
building center.!
customers'
($1
purchase
warrants
provide
that,
subdivides its outstanding shares into a
shares, the purchase price of the warrants then
proportionately reduced and the number of shares
exercise
upon
Dec.
(c)
company
of
operates
subsidiaries.
45,000 shs.
purchased
outstanding
the
greater
been
one
Statler
adjoining
at
have
will
hotel-olflce
Finance
Net
oif 66% cents and
the
rowed Canadian
and $£59.15 each, including interest thereafter until
including 45,000 shares presently reserved for exercise
been
and
construction
were
interest
SI)
theretofore
arranged
loans
$99,036
and
value)
par
Statler
now
proceeds
bank
382,575 shs.
,,
to 1,000,000 shares (66% cents par value) and
split up the outstanding shares of common stock
into. 382,575 shares (66% cents par value) each $1
(par
from
redeem
used
sales
Net
announced
used
to
prepay
$6,600,000 of Canadian shortbearing Interest at 4%% per annum and to add
$3,400,000 to the working capital of the Canadian subsidiaries.
The
company's
Canadian- subsidiaries lend
Canadian
dollars
to
term
$1,000,000 shs.
NOTE—In March, 1950, the
articles of incorporation of the com¬
pany were amended to:
(a)
eliminate reference to the 5%
cumu¬
lative preferred stock,
none
of
which has been
outstanding since
June, 1946;
(b) change the authorized common stock from 500,000
shares
debentures
be
would
first mortgage bonds at the
redemption price of
off $2,400,000 of 3% collateral promissory notes due
Johns-Manville Corp.
Net
been
14, 1968, to the Prudential Insurance Co. of
$100 plus accrued interest.
;
value)
par
warrants.
reclassify
of
in
April
on
years
1958.
the
of
has
President,
America at
;
♦The trust deed note dated July 22, 1948, Is payable to Guarantee
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Omaha, Neb., over a period of ten
years
in monthly Installments of $2,000 each,
including interest for the
first
and
opened
May 15,
June."
in
the
customers.
On
solidated
amount
of
Outstanding
$125,000
Statler
Douglas,
St.
warrant1_
purchase
Aug.
of
their
the
of
^
Authorized
•Trust
the
on
Quarter Ended March 31—
$5,000,000
•
Leslie
Jane
Hbffman,
rate
securities
11,211,903
B, E. Henderson, President, announced on
this company had sold a
$10,()00,000 (Canadian
3V2% note due $5,000,000 on April 14, 1962, and
part of the proceeds has been or is to be received by the com¬
The 50,000 shares were sold lor the account of Frances E.
pany.
Angeles
part
Household
oversubscribed
day.
same
of
series
pay
(Julius)
Hoffman Radio Corp.—Offering Oversubscribed—The
public offering of 50,000 shares of common stock (par
66%tf) made on April 3 at $18.50 per share by William R.
was
F.
New York,
Washington, Boston, Buffalo,
Louis, and
manages
and
operates
the
Pittsburgh.—V. 169, p. 498.
end
Staats Co. and Paul H. Davis & Co.
be
on
early
company
hotels
$0.90
463.
P.
Financing—
on
ior May 4, 1950, upon the bond,
financing proposal of this company.
stock
interest
sales
working capital.
-V.
Los
as
hotel
"will
ground
break
shops
Angeles
construction
1,275 room
Douglas,
in New York
1,190,155
#
$1.01
the
Mr.
to
$2,501,690
109,360
--
financing for the Los
terms, Arthur
company
28,986,277
$2,794,657
——
—
Dividends
Earned
$34,374,963 $31,487,967
to
the
at 101.
12,;>vi,,12,^^,0^0
——
complete
holders
The proceeds will be used to
retire $126,000 outstanding series A
and series C bonds and for
general corporate purposes.—V. 171, p. 1461.
888,564
——i————$40,825,380 $40,372,671
the
directors
1460.
11 00s 'mi
819,384
11.
for
the
present
p.
Telephone Co. — Bonds Offered — WachobBender Corp. on March 28
publicly offered $131,000 of
3%% first mortgage bonds, series
D, due April 1, 1970,
566,314
2,425,683
104,882
10.100 ^7
—
favorable
"Bids
tinued
Total
Total
authorize
offering
171,
To Build Los Angeles Unit—
171, p. 1568.
Hercules
to
first
hearing
a
common
the
1950;
♦Expenses
—V.
asked
Jefferson
provision for doubtful accounts. tAfter provision for deprecia¬
$23,034,782 in 1949 and $21,691,243 in 1948.
of
be
without
scheduled
the
4%%
1568.
p.
155,423
597,454
$10)—______———_
(par
use
prior to June 26, 1950, Interstate also seeks
authorization to extend
the
maturity date of the $2,400,000 collateral promissory notes or to
discharge the notes through the
issuance
of
new
notes.—V.
171,
$655,680
2,412,088
113,318
._
•.
„—
♦After
(est.)—
items—
payable—.
—
Total
$649,523 ! .!
taxes.—
income
2,980 shs.
value )__—15,000 shs.
par
Surplus
Outstanding
2,980 shs.
and
also
stock
and
of
of
30,
finance
for
$40,825,380 $40,372,671
miscellaneous
on
ior
,
reserves
stock
163,315
i————a__—
and
taxes
liabilities
31,231,107
u—_________
local
mortgages
Common
FINANCING
Authorized
1948 series (par $100)
"
Federal
Deferred
Prior pfd. stock,
Pfd.
State,
Accrued
295,979
131,957
of
105%%;
June
2,085,689
30,260,319
—
—
—
Accrued
287,655
2,008,189
—__
—
the authorized
shares
in
order
Up
500,000
into an agreement with
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. or
York, holder of $5,000,000 of outstanding secured
debentures, for
reduction
000
31,623
>•'-
has
stock
Proceeds
1,665,006
——
payable
increasing
on
to
stock
3%%.
24,905
subsidiaries—
—
LIABILITIES—
Accounts
department.
to
charges
Total
and
smartly styled and fashioned wearing apparel and accessories
for
women's, misses' and children's use.
In addition to wearing
apparel, the Kansas City store carries complete lines of accessories,
novelties, shoes, handbags, cosmetics and millinery, and special lines
of gifts, linens, boudoir accessories and costume Jewelry.
The store
also has a complete bridal shop, a beauty salon
and a shoe repair
1948
$3,630,256
1,269,695
1,388,137
—
——_
....
10
enter
to
a
:—1
supplies..
advances
and
assets
Deferred
features
Prior
in
31, 1950, are estimated
$17,910,000 for the cor¬
previously reported, Interstate proposes the issuance and sale
competitive bidding of $3,000,000 of first
mortgage bonds, due 1980,
$275,000 shares of additional common stock, $3.50
par.
It alsa
proposes to issue and sell, at public or private sale
through a nego¬
tiated underwriting, 100,000 shares of
preferred stock, $50 par, and
$3.08
1,207,574
operating
Prepaid expense items
May
shares
additional
As
31
$5,516,643
receivable—
and
is the operation of Its store in Kansas
store in Columbia, Mo., both of which do
and a smaller
"Harzfeld's,"
Mo.,
business
DEC.
1949
interest
the company
of
SHEET,
receivable
Inventories
Cloak
com¬
and
1,236,902
$3.34
_
Accrued
was
than
largely
per
at
1,855,353
1,236,902
—.__
Cash
♦Accounts
Parisian
name
1,855,353
stock
share,
with
Interstate Power Co.—Hearing
$3,810,889
ASSETS—
incorporated in Missouri on Feb. 15, 1904,
Co., which was changed to the present
name of Harzfeld's,
Inc., on Sept. 30, 1925.
The company succeeded
to
a
business
founded
(under
the
name
Parisian
Cloak
Co.)
by
Siegmund Harzfeld on Feb. 25, 1891.
the
$4,134,718
common
vote
320,000
with
will
common
The SEC
2,369,094
outstanding
common
$1.42
stock.
stockholders
new
New
to the reduction of the company's current
outstanding and may possibly be used for expansion
loans
BUSINESS—Company
under
per
year
BALANCE
improvements.
or
shares
Earnings
funds
general
initially
applied
be
to
used
company
capital
may
net
the
the
quarter.
March
compared
larger
was
adjustments,
in acquiring addi¬
paying stock dividends or for other purposes.
The
stated, however, that it has no present intention of issuance
preferred
$6,179,983
2,413,240
:
for
1949,
ended
1950
from
1948
$6,547,958
tax
earnings
December,
will
from
company
new
any
The
per
Net
of
year-end
stores,
company
$33,775,183 $33,290,526
27,227,225
27,110,543
___________
expenses
from
income
1949
income—_
and
if
excluded
right to subscribe for additional shares.—V.
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Gross
Operating costs and
the
tional
Hotels Statler Co., Inc.—Earnings-
George K. Baum & Co. and Prescott-Wright-Snider Co.
on April 10 publicly offered 2,980 shares of 5% cumula¬
tive prior preferred stock, 1950 series, at par ($100 per
share) and accrued dividends.
stock
provide
issue
(Mo.)—Offers Prior Preferred Stock—
months
1949
are
months
$18,500,000,
stockholders
common
Treasury certificates.
Mr. Hoffman also noted that
has no bank loans outstanding.—V. 171, p. 15J8.
the company
of
Interstate Department Stores, Inc.—To Increase Stock
assets of $6,051,145,
and current liabilities totaling $3,386,248.
working capital of $2,664,897 ivas $622,562 greater t..an Lie 1940
year-end figure.
have
the
in
three
the
than
firjt -three
year,
Monday, April 24, 1950
responding 1949 period and $18,333,000 for the last quarter of 1949.,—
V, 170, p. 305.
es
in
expans.on
the
quarter
wnole
earned
for
more
Chronicle,
advised.
were
the
basis
for
last
the
to
share
mon
at
tile
on
rent
a
170, p.
quarter
last
The
Director
Vice-President
will
was
re-elected
not
advisory
would
first
the
year,
The
held
Under
been
the
of
meeting
the
in
stockholders
to
of television receivers du'ruig the
quarterly 1950 period totaled
sets, compared with 42,000 ior the entire year 1649.
which
year,
for
attained
reported
Production
outstanding.
No
profits
levels
President,
25,000
♦After
stock
1950
Commercial and Financial
income
and
other
taxes.—V.
$305,068
charges,
171,
p.
1950—9 Mos —1949
$341,153
including provision
464.
$496,441
for
esti¬
Volume
171
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 4901,
Magnavox Co.—Quarterly Sales Increase 50%—
of
this
of
1950
2949,
approximating
company
reflect
according
Estimated
s».nd
June)
Frank
to
earnings
$9,000,000
ol
increase
an
50%
for
the
the
first
Freimann, Executive
third fiscal quarter—January,
the
for
the
v
sales.
Earnings
equal to
ments
$2.04
per
the
on
previous
months
common
ytars-
not
are
available
stock.
1950,
are
Comparable
the
s.nce
June
to
31,
$1,400,442
providing for dividend require¬
edter
preferred
23
March
figures
has
company
company
is
Freimann said,
in
now
with current
essets
the
Ht
end
of
position,-
March
the
reduced
to
almost half
1
t
of
•
the
1949
'
...
,
figure.—V. 171, p. 553.
'
I
•
>
•
»,
»
•
<
,
-
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—Rights—
The
Board
Commissioners
of
Scotia have
ing 255,570 in
The
will
common
be
or
such
for
1950,
shareholders
entitled.
The
shareholder
June
30,
scriptions and
first
Utilities
be
$14
the
the
Province
shares
shares,
warrants
op May
purchase
to
On
about
or
which
to
they
1,
1950.
one
The
sales
1950
expects
11,831.583
$663,851
$451,682
26,169
—
49,039
-
income
$642,682
6,117,248
3,282,851
$6,759,930
$3,685,494
2,.—.il—x—..
$0.57
income
NOTE—Earnings
taxes
because
forward
1—„_ —x—
share
per
tax
of
substantial amounts
Current
assets
at
earlier
from
March
amounted
Maid
plant
in
31,
previously
1950,
incurred
Including
losses.
unrestricted
cash
Net
ever-incrcasing
V
to
$5,889,721
unrestricted
and
cash
totalled
portion
of
backlog of undelivered orders at the end of the first quarter
increased to $92,118,000 as compared with $71,655,000 at the
beginning
of the year.
Military contracts accounted for 65% of the total March
31
backlog of orders to be completed, while commercial contracts,
consisting largely of the recently announced sales of 65 Martin 4-0-4
airplanes to Eastern Air Lines and Trans World Airline, represented
171, p., 1359.
1948
1949
1947
$9,953,360
10,353,282
8,213,636
$3,155,832
$2,579,396
$1,739,724
414,366
289,629
129.673
$2,289,767
$1,610,051
1,670,311
1,146,635
982.830
—i
_<
(net).
paid t_.
171,
1570.
p.
New
sales
contracts
months
executed
exceeded
and
received
orders
$37,600.000.—V.
171,
Mohawk
Machines
Business
Corp.—Stock
Offered—
April 5 publicly offered on a
"best efforts" basis 58,612 shares of common stock (par
100) at $1 per share.
during
the
added
to
on
in
the
and
business
Total
earnings
for
Provision
from operations
depreciation and depletion..
1949
$4,790,204
735,385
PREVIOUS
letter
of
of
of
Jan. 11,
1949, in Maryland to engage
manufacturing and distributing wire
on
Hicks &
stock
the
with
to
be
on
on
21,
offering
an
best
a
1949,
Mohawk
of
efforts
filed
shares
299,000
basis
a
by
earnings
Income
credits
from
the
$21,334 80.
company
Feb.
ing.
to
letter
the
23. 1949, Mohawk filed an
reducing the total offering
Nov.
'
#
charges
$2,215,419
—
171,668
income
1,255,000
Net
its
of
New Affiliate
Thomas
S.
Hydrocarbon
offering
aggregate
an
A
Co., of
Corp.
which
According
of
transported
Avery's
is
joint
a
shareholders
Tennessee
of
of
venture
Gas
Mathieson
Transmission
Symonds,
Nichols,
the
Houston,
new
Texas,
will
company
by
2,000
to
northern
the
of
land
have
eastern
and
been
markets.
by the new company
Ky., southwest of Louisville on the Ohio River,
and chemical units costing $17,000,000 to be constructed at that point
will be completed at the end
of 195i.
The company will also build
a
$6,000,000 plant for the production of raw material components at
acres
acquired
Brandenburg,
near
location.
another
Concurrently,
Mr. Symonds announced that Tennessee Gas Trans¬
building a $12,000,000 stripping plant near Greensburg,
Ky^ which will separate the hydrocarbons from the natural gas stream,
and a pipeline will be constructed to bring them to the new Hydro¬
carbon Chemical plants.
A major portion of the initial output of the new company has been
mission
sold
is
Co.
forward
on
contracts
the chemical
in
to.consumers
and
petroleum
industries,
according to this announcement.
In commenting on the new company, Mr. Nichols said:
"This development marks the
entry of Mathieson Chemical Cor¬
poration into
the important and growing field of pecro-chemicals.
Already
important
an
in
tactor
fertilizer
industries, Mathieson
tion
the
chlorine,
alkali,
nitrogen,
and
decision
"The
build
to
will
the
plant
further diversify
now
Tennessee's
on
its
pipeline
in
Officers of
Thomas
President;
Prutton,
the
new
have been elected as
President;
John C. Leppart,
company
S.
Nichols,
Russell Hopkinson,
171,
p.
as
shares
its
exclusively for the
who, according to Mr.
that Mr, Avery would
time
Executive
Vice-
Administrative Vice-President; Carl F.
Operations; S. deJ. Osborne, Treasurer and
1569.
Mr.
all-time
the Montgomery
"weakness in
SEC
corporation
covering
shares
of
preferred
are
to
be
5,000
common
and
April
shares
stock
7
of
(no
filed
letter
a
notification
of
with
the
preferred stock (par $50»
and 5,000
to be sold m units of one share of
part
share of common
to working capital.
one
added
McGraw
on
for
$60
No
underwriting
unit.
per
The
involved.
fering of 5.000 shares of capital stock (par $1) was made
and completed April 19 on the New York Stock Ex¬
change at S47.25 per share (less 85 cents commission) by
Dominick
p.
&
Dominick
and
Wra.
Blair
&
Co.—V.
in
order
the
in
to
high
Montgomery
Ward,
:
1570.
p.
during
sales
in
stated
take
thai
the
The
the
1'
same
concentrated
130%
party's
since
ahead
announced
orange
of
the
three
plants
the
beginning
sales
at
of
of
Plymouth, Leesburg
the present packing
111., ' will
Chicago
month,"
per
Davenport, Fla.,
season
(November to
In
charge
Sales
of
units;
with
We
are
facilities
volume during
increased
100,000
of
be
is
in
months
television
of
one
will
feet
square
the
In
the
Other
the
of
being expanded
the second half of
the
to
$6,000,000:
switching
"Although
volume
down
of
for
cellent
high
for
all
Motorola
first
the
of
research
and
will
volume
because
Ariz.,
governmental
of
less
be
television
than
sales
?'The
concluded.
profits."-
:
'
.
the
tend
dollar
slow
to
outlook
present
both
the
from
is
stand¬
,
Unit
production
of
Motorola
auto
198%
of
the
period
1950
April
was
of
21
Walter
by
$35,500,000
said.
of
the
Corporation
the
of
showed
the
for
this
from
offering
and
sales
last
Motorola
the
first
week,"
quarter
contract
Stellner
Mr.
radios
car
radio
car
double
was
business
also
continuing
table
As
home radio
of
sets
a
increased
also
200%
gain.
185%
"The
of
home
1949
with
gains.
tube
sizes
newly
1359.
Unit sales were 340%
of Motorola's last year's
quarter and dollar volume sales of 330%
of
first
the
figure
with
p.
and
Other
were
reported.
ranging from
Motorola
12xh
19
to
Union
*-
1359.
f-v
,
.'V*/
1948
$39,355,261
$30,963,791
841,765
—i—i
855,609
Costs and
expanses
Federal and
—*
Canadian
profit
taxes
2,750,000
'J—
Capital shares outstanding—
Earnings per share—.—
for
earnings
—,
^96,145
—
include
the
Co., which
was
merged
expenses
from
with
and
inO
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1948
-
2)4,420,391
296,250,431
—
258,360,491
261,399,100
36,059,900
34,851,331
—
.x.—.
operations
:
miscellaneous
and
31,
July
1805.
p.
——
and
$3.29
since
1 j4.)
sales
Income
958,779
$4.33
business
Calendar Years—
Costs
$3,140,436
-1—
.
170,
National Biscuit Co.
1,885,000
$4,416,675
——
1949
that date.—V.
on
—
income
on
—.
$40,197,026 $31,819,399
.33,030,352
26,793,963
—
income
(net)——-
370,466
Total
Income
__|
*
275,337
—
36,430,366
35,129,603
89,533
—
disposal o%> fixed assets
for Federal and foreign
on
inc.
14,663,930
1,219
13,811,713
extraord. income-
21,676,903
21,313,736
21,676,903
1,735,315
22,713,736:
1;736,315
12,578,896
12;578,896
outstanding—, 6,28^,443
6,289,448
—
Provision
Income for year bsf.
from
reserve
for
Federal
income
on
taxes on
for¬
and
1,400,000
—;
Net Income for year
extraord. income—x
incl.
Preferred dividends
Common
shares
Earnings
per
j—:
dividends
Common
.
common
—
share
$3.17
—————
♦Based
income
net
on
NOTE—During
ities
and
after
the
1949
plans to invest
extraordinary
*$3.33
company
spent
income.
$20,300,000
for
facil¬
new
additional $18,000,000 during 1950.—V.
an
171,
362.
p.
National Cash Register Co. (&
Years Ended Dec. 21—
Sales
(n.ct)
\
*'
*
—
168,191,947
income-
3,258,682
2,428,312
170,604,099
170,620,259
admin,
exps—
135.223,814
—4,666,8"'6
expenses——— •' 2,420.122
134,178,698
Total
of
selling and gen.
pension
Experimental
Interest
development
and
depreciation———--
for
on
plan3
Net
for
income
10,597.298
14,015,549
4,149,990
4,474,062
———
outstanding..—.——
common
the
of
———-—-
_r————-_r—_
per
170,
3,189,265
1,053,454
——
dividend
shares
2,487,083
'1,741,918.
12,606;000
1,348,287
year—.——
Cash dividends
States.—V.
4,050,163
1,006,443
income taxes
income of subsidiaries and
Stock
,
11,098,000
branches—1,536,363
loans
S. and foreign
♦Net
^
'
167,345,417
other
—
purchase discounts and
Manufacturing,
U.
S
t
——
Interest,
Cost
Subs.)- -Earnings— / "
1949
194# ;;
.
p.
share
Western
—-
1,750.800
$5.92
—
Hemisphere
not
remitted
to
6,629,334
1,790,800
$7.82
United
the
790.
National Container Corp.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Years Ended Dec. 31—
1949
1948
1947
other
$31,768,709
$38,953,026
$44,254,792
29,181,088
32,768,073
33,341,433
$2,587,621
$6,184,953
$10,913,359
1,357,659
3,239,839
4,841
7,225
2,828,661
17,619
$1,225,121
$2,937,889
$8,067,079
Sales and
income
and expenses
Costs
.-
Net
profit
Dividends
Dividends
to
to
common
stockholders.
preferred stockholders
Balance
-V.
170,
p.
2027.
now
is concentrating
sets
on
National Cylinder Gas Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings-
14
including table models
rectangular tubes.—V.
171,
16-inch
and
corporation
corporation
Net
sales
profit from operations
on
a
April
17
filed
a
registration
statement
with
of
the
outstanding
same
By
stock
name.
The
the terms of the
shares
of
of
the
its
merger
merger
common
1948
$25,881,128
income
—
1 847,877
2,915,167
income
stock
predecessor.
It
Is
expected
to
become
proposal, the registrant
in
exchange
also
for
proposes
to
all
1,042,512
1,210,893
$2,890,389
—
„—_————
$4,126,060
the
stock ($1 par value).
organized April 5, 1950, for the purpose of acquir¬
statutory merger, the assets and business of a California
501.994
-
Chicago—Registers With SEC—
was
In.May.
issue
1949
$23,044,920
calendar Years—
inches,
covering 400,000 shares of common
ing, through
the
Co.;
Sub.)—Earnings—
——_
;
Gross
The company
to
p'.
194)
Net
developed
Muntz TV Inc.,
is
&
171,
).>>;■.:■
income
Total
Other
effective
Drexel
are
Inc.—V.
Co.
,
expected,
the
largest
figures for
the
in sales throughout the summer, particularly in
portable sets."
both production and sales of television sets showed
increase
models
was
DieselDiesel-
Diesel-
gain.
production
figure, with dollar volume showing
market, which showed surprising activity during the latter part
1949, continues
to grow,"
Mr. Stellner stated.
'.'We expect a
of
4
10
year,
company
of
&
provide
estimaettji
locomotive
13
group
Stroud
to
unit?;;
•
manufacturing sales-.
♦Outside
for
sets
last
Motorola's
figure."
considerable
a
quarter
1949
radio
it was announced on
Vice-President.; "Motorola car radio
Stellner,
H.
volume
1949
new
auto¬
passenger service;
freight service: and
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Net
Earnings
substantial contribution to the new high sales figure
a
reported
"Dollar
that
same
"B"
road
locomotives.
members
Common
Auto and Home Radio Sales Double—
of
lor
for
V'"*.-'/.^
Provision
the company's history
in
PhoCnix,
he
months, we nevertheless anticipate an ex¬
all other divisions show signs of sustaining
summer
year
in
production
and
used
be
equipment,
National Automotive Fibres, Inc. (&
we
field.
quarter
quarter
operation
in
which
in
communications,"
and
radio
now
quarter as
volume," Mr. Galvin
sales
the
$13,000,000.—
■
plants
nearly
departments
tour
home
laboratory,
second
our
greatest
of
in
radio,
second
sales
the
point
leaders
will
railroad
locomotive
road
locomotives
,
communications
our
during
said
Alrflyte
of
Diesel-electric
10
locomotives
'
account
certificates
standard-gauge
new
switching
said.
auto
purpose
the
sales,
Rambler
are
of
process
receivers
newly built
serve
projects
Nash
ol
expenditure
an
1950
of
operation
in
now
Galvin
Mr.
operate—television,
"A
such
i
Diesel-electric
6
road
Securities
Net
60% of Motorola's
business, Mr. Galvin announced.
"Motorola also continues to
occupy
a
most unusual position in the genera, field of electronics.
said.
of
series
new
a
sale
than
less
eign taxes
total
SEC
and
not
switching
capacity for the production of television sets will be more than
doubled, and will enable us to manufacture 110,000 television sets
Up Over 180%—
Minute
in
Nash
the
electric
our
171,
Maid fresh-frozen
juice for the first three months of 1950 are over
like period of 1949 and that outont of the com-,
that
by
coupcn.
from
road
*
'
by midsummer, and additional
being modernized for the ex¬
clusive manufacture of television-radio-phor.ograph combinations. This
factory will be in operation bv Aug. 1.
"With these added facilities,
in
The
company
"A"
,
three
first
manufacturing
of
care
addition
An
year.
Quir.cy,
space
193.
Minute Maid Corp.—Quarterly Sales
first
following
cost
Loss
shares of
amounting to $33,500,000 with estimated profits
of
$3.50 per share after all charges,
was announced
April 17
by
Paul
V.
Galvin, President.
These figures compare with $15,200,000
in sales ana $1.14 per share in profits for the similar period in 1949.
proceeds
Electric Co.—Special Offering—A special of¬
the
to
Ward
radio
The
2%%
a
Froceeds
for
corporation,
Mr. -Galvin
the
on
extras,
1462.
Transferred
this
April 14
convertible
major
of
that
asserted
Morgan
Motorola Inc.—Reports Record Sales—
First
Mayfair Markets, Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC
for
Interest
done,
' '
8,000
owns
ago.—V. 171,
year
a
production made
Vice-President,
Secretary.—V.
creating
are
i
Ken¬
follows:
the
worth
$300
,
Vice-President
is
introduced
was
five-passenger
any
Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., and Lehman Erothers bid 99.3385,
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., bid 99.0u, poih ior a 2V4% coupon.
Equitable Securities Corp. and Harris, Hull & Co., Inc., bid 99.739
further
"a
as
produc¬
tucky assures the company of a large volume of low cost raw materials
for a long term, and at a point close to the principal markets for the
chemicals it will produce."
of
nearly
Nashville, Chattanooga <fe St. Louis Ry. — Equipment
Trust Certificates Offered—A group headed by Salomon
Bros. & Hutzier is offering $4,800,000 of 2^4% equipment
trust certificates, series F, maturing annually May
1,1951
to 1965, inclusive.
Issued under the Philadelphia plan,
the certificates are being reoffend at prices to
yield
from 1.45% to 2.50%, according to maturity, subject to
authorization of the ICC.
The group was awarded the
issue April 20 on a bid of 99.418.
Net
Crawford,
been
not
.
Fund
28
executive staff.
has
policies
Wellington
markets.
and
171. p.
company
;
confidence at that
his
this
situation.",
for
Is President.
J
produce a number
hydrocarbons contained in the natural gas stream
Tennessee over its pipeline network from Texas and
Mr.
that
April
on
•
voted
director—Donald
one
strengthen
Noting
'
■
Fund
Wellington
ago
of
meeting
annual
policies,"
had expressed
promptly
$1.48
from
fields
Louisiana
Over
Gardiner
to
chemicals
the
and
Ward
against these
year
An
company
Doss,
developed
convertible
custom
tag
statement
a
the
at
reelection
845.502
$1.62
heater.
NOTE—Net
$1,291,552
1,330,716
l—
—.
Organized—
$27,000,000
new
Chemical
share
Nichols, President, on April 19 announced that final
have been completed in the organization of Mathieson
Chemical Corp.
7.»'*• T
-.i
' v-.• *1."
•
arrangements
The
$2,202,752
stock
common
common
per
V.
policies
in
Co.
proxy
protest
860,000
transferred to surplus—
income
Number of shares
C.
mobiles
President of Wellington Fund, on April 17 sharply
of Sewell Avery as Chairman of Montgomery
disclosing that the Fund will not vote
Morgan,
the
&
amount
Earnings
price
1949, of California Cotton Mills
63,867
tax.
4—
and
convertible
Net
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—Policies Criticized—
12,008
$3,629,420
.-
Federal
for
$2,203,411
lowest
radio
as
•
Mohawk withdrew the balance of the public offer¬
1950,
7,
On
notification
of
total of 30,738 shares were sold
at
the public of $30,738.—V, 169, p. 500.
A
price to
Mr.
income
Income
$3,600,385
28,535
Total
Provision
operations-.
of television sets which It
Its plant is also located in Chicago.
Mercer
Co., New York, at $1 per share to net the company $.80 per
underwriters sold 30,738 shares of this offering which
90,000 shares.
On
SEC
offered
Jan.
The
amendment
to
OFFERING—On
notification
share.
Rambler
Nash
new
the
electric
engineering,
telepnone answering devices, business machines
utilizing the principle of magnetic recording.
PUBLIC
common
Morgan,
Net
manufacture
to the company.
market—$1,808—including
Corporation has engineered and developed and is currently producing
merchandising two models of portable wire recorders sold under
its registered trade name, "Sound-Magnet."
$2,938,796
1,139,319
'
Nash-Kelvinator Corp,—New Model Introduced—
The
and
Walter L.
1950
.
for
with
automatic
other products
Ward
Quarter Ended March 31—
price
••
first
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Up—
common
the stock sale will be added to the company's general
employed as working capital.
Kebbon, McCormick <fc Co.,
is named as the principal underwriter.
The public offering
the stock and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by
and
electric
working capital.
CORPORATION—Organized
criticized
Mathieson Chemical
of
of Chicago,
,
1049.
p.
shares
and
the" balance.
three
56,000
Cali¬
11,454,440
income
netted
The
acquire
with the 50,000 shares owned b]T
the outstanding shares of that company.
Net proceeds of
funds
H.
$14,610,272 $12,932,678
taxes—
Jacquin, Bliss & Stanley
of
$3,830,:oo.
to
which
In the
is engaged
sells exclusively
.
.
$2,741,466
Operating lncom 3
$0.355
$10,171,540, totaled $25,684,801 as compared with current liabilities of
$13,522,468, resulting in a further increase ot net working capital
during the quarter to a total of $12,162,333.
Net working capital a
year
Sunkist
.
an
.1
and
expenses
recorders,
believed to be entirely free from Federal income
piovisions which entitle the company to carry
are
buy
to
Interest, etc., deductions
$402,643
surplus—March 31———————
Earned
,
the
at
output in the coming years—V.
Proceeds—To be
Net
M.x
and Minute
1949
9,908,553
__
surplus—Jan.
Lemonade
.
company
Operating
$10,577,404 $12,283,265
-
Profit from operations
Income charges (net)
Earned
Orange Juice
.
Operating revenues
—V.
Martin Co. —Earnings Show Gain-
Cost of sales
Net
concentrated
concentrated'
announced
between
this
Exchange
(marketers
and lemons) to process
oranges
new
be
Inc.,
amendment.
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.—Income Statement—
be the closing date for receiving sub¬
the snares taken up.—V. 171, p. 1461.
3 Mos.Ended March 31—
Net
fresh-frozen
fornia's citrus
May 22,
may
stock
common
Tele-Vogue,
Tele-Vogue
Growers
Fruit
fresh
of
Calif.
Dividends
(Glenn L.)
been
slike.
consumer
,recently
.were
brand
Year Ended Dec. 31—
business
right
and
of Minute Maid orange juice In California will begin
July (shortly after the-end of the Florida crop season) and the
processing of Minute Ma.d Lemonade Mix starts in mid April.
exceed¬
hold
Who
trade
California
Packaging
of
not
the
in
share.
a
persons
that date.
on
the
orange
will
for
payment
is
those
given
held
receive
1950,
to
for
common
at the close of
will
three shares
will
price
issue
offered
preferred,
Each
share
each
Public
approved of the issue of
number.
shares
either
of
the
SunkiSt
Maid
Ontario.
v,
■
,
by
agreements
and
famed
fresh-frozen
amount¬
ing to $9,353,732, compared to cufrent liabilities of $3,000,019, mak.ug
the
current
ratio 3.1
to
1. >
Working capital has increased from
$3,533,611 to $6,353,712 since March 31,' 1949.'
Inventories have been
Nova
corporation
changed
financial
concentrated
of
the predecessor constitutes all
To Expand In West—Sign Agreement With Sunkist—
of
strong
fresh-frozen
of
month of March
Greater Metropolitan New York and has
in
received
Contractual
for
30.
unusually
an
packing
during the
in
test-marketed
Minute
The
its
Maid
"M'nute
the
late
lavorably
very
ended
share
outstanding
ita fiscal year from Feb.
Mr.
being
-
the nine
for
adds:
tree-ripening of Florida's crop of oranges which
maturing.
During this time the company com¬
menced
packing operations on the new
Tangerine Juice, OrangeGrapefruit Blend and Grapefruit Juice.
The Tangerine Juice is now
$624,742, exceeding by a large margin earnings of
period of last year.
This is equal to approximately
share., Approximately $256,090 of this was earned in
demonstrating the rapid expasion of earnings in relation to
March,
been
112,000 Bhares of
stock
.
reduced
awaiting
have
February
per
increased
purposely
Juice
the entire packing
is greater by far than
1S50,
year.
The announcement
of
comparable
ceutR
last
of
three
same
period
Vice-President.
over
March—are
«9
through March,
season
Sales
months
,5,:
(1669)
of
issue
Income
Net
Income
Earnings
—V.
—
for Federal
per
common
171, p. 753.
—
Income
—
215,324
175,888
taxes-
820,000
1,248,000
—
charges
Provision
$1,355,065
$2,702,172
$1.26
$1.03
share———-
The Commercial and Financial
(1670)
1949
Cross sales,
Costs
and
Profit
Other
expenses
from
Federal
for
year
paid
Earnings
$1,920,074
76,546
r-.
before Federal
Profit
$221,240
Dr22,767
—■
___
(net)
Provision lor
Dividends
16,896,328
operations
Income
Profit
15,051,590
_
_
per
comparative purposes.—V.
for
and
1949
celling
Cohn
Shumaker,
&
stockholder,
Inc.,
shores
500
(approximately $20 to $21
6 Mos.
Wet
earnings
_
Earnings
per
Cash,
410,122,193
65.641.838
National
Oats
Co.—Earnings—
Net
profit
Federal
'
income
1943
f $53,131
♦596,205
20,190
Cr36,553
1950
tax-——
tax
Capital
stock
2,211,436
income
$.46,339
*
—________
—
'•■$39,647
$32,941
.
_
tAfter
National
depreciation
$14 868.—V.
of
Manufacturing
Sugar
171,
Co.
^Current
697.
p.
Y The
has sold privately through Boettcher & Co. and
Writer & Christensen $300,000 lirst mortgage 5(/c-5V»% serial
at. par.
The
proceeds
net
retirement.—V.
for debt
were
468,012.000
Dictatype Co., Inc., Wilmington, Del.—Files—
New
RR.—Annual Report—"More
Central
York
announced
As
the
disclosed.
The
than
units
for
Central,
the
on
35,517
8,074.842
/ , 7,919,759
delivery of
161
of
national
economy, and because we are
demands," Mr. Metzman added:
wage
"It is
,
and
fcy the paralyzing coal
constructive
more
strike early
in
1950,
the Central
for
one
than
costly
to
was
a
large volume of work
for
other
at
which
for
carried
securities,
v'^'Y'; Y"
funded
of
■•;/■;•;
market
the
on
"The
1949
railway
ether
figure represented a profit of only
received. This total was
we
materials
New
operating
obligations,
taken
debt
and
Y/VY' YY;-/
' Y
liabilities,
deferred
by their
maturing
in
terms
1950
prin¬
aggre¬
$22,229,883
lessor companies
to
for
equipment
a
balance
sheet
in
funded
debt
contingent liability of
$10,485,000.—V.
s
New
of
York
of
finance
"which
enables
obtaining
Central
-
€00,
to
us
operating
issued
last
repayable
and
diesels
new
under
cars
maintain
at
service
economies
to
the
modernization
competitive
improve
order.
does
include
not
balance
subsidiary
sheet.
393,280 of
older
The
retired at maturity or by purchase $18,-
SEC
debt, including that of lessor companies, and reduced
due to the State of New York in grade cross¬
Y "
'
England
The
fcnnual
$8
ment.
requirements
increased
by
only
shares
relatively moderate
a
3.04 ft.
A
1635.
page
the
basis
date
ACCOUNT FOR
CALENDAR
1949
i
-Railway operating
Freight
revenues:
____
Passenger
:
_
Express
6,662,402
_____
payment
Tltointenange of
way and structures—
equipment
of
___
91,310,666 110,194,416
from
revenue
expenses—
36,042,177
Federal
,
taxes
1,669,090
facility rents (net Dr il_
_
railway operating income.—
17,113,554
21,134,605
37,221,591
4.803,017
income
~~~~
.
roads
tion
Other
on
of
funded
and
debt,
discount
interest
5,533,331
6,141.040
5,735,660
1.501,521
2,024.531
610,750
52,403,715
19,463,898
equipment
including
1,392,869
5,490,990
Miscellaneous rent income, less expenses
Net profit from
separately operated preperties
Miscellaneous income (nett
I.nc.ome available for fixed charges
for leased
5,223,694
1,560,922
]
168.679
22.377,750
.___
21,454,384
834,251
986,431
per
~
share
1948 railway operating revenues
duced
to
the
were
of
approximately
$i~51
benefited to the
yi$3'100'000 and raiIwa> operating
extent
each
sharer
10
be'supplied
by
held.
amend¬
,>,■/',%/" I-Y
offer.
notes
as
payable
Street
State
to
Trust
Co.,
.said,
RFC
remaining $1,500,000 will be divided
modernization of the firm's plant.-rr
The
and
debts
..'
.,
4% 10-year loan to this com¬
$300,000 will be'put into the
$1,800,000
a
the
of
New
.
.
;
Y'YY
.
..
.
(
plan for The
Haven
&
Hartford
RR.—Boston
Approved—Equipments Voted—r
stockholders
$4,600,000,
expenses were
resulting from
re¬
ex¬
44,743,594
46,110,352
684,879
304,537
789,824
1,830,146
498,886
377,154
' 375,922
369,513
105,931,610 103,893,715 100,708,053
223,015,900 227,425,919 215,512,033
1,380,213
(appropriated;
(unappropriated)
566,302,093 536,347,365 574.643,793
—
171.
1360.
p.
Pri¬
Co.—Bonds Placed
Telephone
Pittsburgh
privately with an institutional investor through S.
Cunningham & Co., Inc., at 101 and accrued interest.
for
K.
/
proceeds will be used to repay $56,000 ol bank loans and to pay
the cost of
part of
equipment and extensions.
new
EFFECT TO ABOVE
(GIVING
y/Y'
/ / YyY/
-
.
Y Y/Y
mortgage 4%. sinking fund bonds:___t_Y_———
$225,000
4cumulative preferred stock (par $100>__—200,000
Common stock (par $25)
•.
149,400
In
the directors authorized
1950,
January,
stock dividend
a
increas¬
from 1,494 shares to 5,976 shares.—•
ing the common stock outstanding
V. 165, p. 814.
t
^
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Bank Loans
Approved—
April 14 received SEC authorization to i sue and
2% , nine-months' promissory notes to five banks.
expected to be retired out of the proceeds of the pro¬
company
$15,000,000
notes
are
on
of
of
and
of
stock
common
serial
of
$40,000,000
1570.
p.
shaies
304,500
of
sale
171,
May
in
debentures
in
to
common
1950.—
June,
Y.YV,;V.:'•••■ Vy--* "YfV1
YY'i-''
,,v>
April
on
Boston
the
approved
12
Terminal Co,—V,
;'1'
171,
'
'
•
'
16
each
for
;
■
Weeks.
,
scribe for
office
York
is
Lank
City
ol'
15,
will
unknown
:-Y Y'
corpration
which
(if
time
will
50
Earle
J.
miles
start
west
is
northeast
of
sold
be
from
struction
of
shore
also
River
three
Work
on
a
.
These
series
1,
A
the
at
of
1951,
2%
facilities
three
miles
south
above
project
the
will
of
Albany.
The
Common
power
point
be undertaken
ture
for
When
developments would
The
these
the
initial
new
the
a>;
plants
system
said
as
soon
as
a
license
add enough
is
(subject
at
Y
',
*
of
has
Mr,
power
Such warrants
April 27, 1950,
-
.
„
is convertible at
shares of common
two
GIVING
"
.
EFFECT
•
'
.
:
TO
any
stock
i
time into .common
for each share of
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
■
Outstanding
($30
scries)
in
conv.
cumulative
par;
pfd.
stock
.
Y /
«
100,000 shs,
—
stock,
($2;50
$937,500
$937,500
1950-1955
due
50,000 shs.
1,200,000 shs.
series A
part
50,000 shs.
♦800,000 shs.
less
100,000 shares reserved for conversion of series A preferred
under
certain
cost
over
are
per
the
in
five
"This
Glore,
and
the
underwriters,
Weeks
amount
will
of
over
a
total
Paul
total
of
18
13
8
H.
—
Davis & Co
—
RESULTS
FOR
Consolidated
Earned
—V.
per
171. p.
net
share
1571.
8
——
FIRST
QUARTER
1950
$203,331
3 Months Ended March 31—
generat¬
30%
^18
Lynch,
CONSOLIDATED
expendi¬
$175,000;000."
follows:
_____
—
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis—
of generating ca¬
total over 600,000
represent
together with the
_____
American Securities Corp..
years
facilities
&
Foigan & Co
Merrill
the needs of a city of 300.000
plants, substations and other
will
if common stock is sold
"
cent of unsubscribed shares tp be purchased, are as
$30,000,000.
completed,
added
Machold.
plants
of
conditions to increase
than $15 per sharei.
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the
to the generating
power
two new plants are in operation, the installed
capacity of the Niagara Mohawk System will, reach a
2.363.000 kilowatts.—V. .171, p. 1570.
ing
on
subject to redemption at $34 per-share prior to
and thereafter at prices decreasing to $32.50 per share.
stock
♦Excludes
company
Commission for a license to
plfnt on the Sacandaga
where it flows into the Hudson.
Power
30 000-kilowatt
a
estimated
is
<EST)
shall
is
serial notes,
Preferred
(issuable
Niagara Mohawk to supply
population.
the continental United States,
a.m.
-that
preferred
rate
It
Hornblower
two
.
New
address
have been received t the war¬
proceeds held for pro yata distribution to
the
and
10
St.,
present
Warehouse facilities near Norwich, N. Y., and for
installations and equipment.
The balance of the
added to working capital.
-
plant
proceeds will be
Albany.
Federal
the
and
miles
this
whose
a
Hudson
to
dam
a
of
the
of
applying
William
'
additional
provide
stock
until
The
sub¬
approximately $500,000 of the proceeds
of the scries A preferred will be used for the con¬
plant for the manufacture of fine chemicals and to
sale
the
'Y. Y
stockholders
to
instructions
CAPITALIZATION
President, stated that the company will soon
160,000-kilowatt steam-electric station on the
Machold,
on
exercisable at the
22
agent,
'
:
issued.
be
combined to
or
are
on
construction
construct
of record
will
be sold
Co.,
Trust
•
mailed
account
no
contemplated
is
It
Y Y
preferred
The warrants
address is outside
stockholders.
such
May
April 14 announced plans lor a large steamelectric generating development on the* Hudson River at Albany, N. Y.,
and a hydro-electric development on the Sacaudaga River at Stewarts
held
Canal Zone, Mexico and Canada.
their
for
"
be
Rico,
Puerto
held
not
whose
or
Alaska,
be
Farmers
Y
Y.
N.
Warrants
A
rights may
and
full shares.
more
or
one
series
of
transferable
are
preferred.
'^,.Y
.
stock
common
•^Yy'Yy^y:.'y
.
shares
fractional
No
warrants
The
.
'
of
shares
April 17, 1950.
The subscription warrants expire on
May 2, 1950.
The offering is being underwritten by a
group of investment firms' headed by Hornblower &
.
This
cumulative convertible pre¬
series A (par $30), at the rate of one share
ferred stock,
:
;•</
■:
Ter¬
reorganization
proposed
1462. Y -
p.
.t
rights to subscribe at $32.50 per share for
stock
common
Niagara Hudson Power Corp.—^^Expansion Plans—
kilowatts,"
$2 23
'
.
27,384,104
surplus
North
at
Watch Co.—RFC Loan—
working capital.
minal Plan
pacity
extent
586,347,365 574,643,793
'
-
.
vately—An issue of $75,000 first mortgage 4% sinking
fund bonds, series B, due Feb. 1, 1970, has been placed
ac¬
•>-. 'YY; Y-;
and
approved
York
New
"When
9'mels
Earnings
for
to
are
apply the net proceeds of the stock offering to
total,
p. 1601...
resources
expense
1,120
162,638,500 162,638,500 162,638,500
44,389,732
44,585,032
43,016,632
credits
Total
—V.
57,300 355
amortiza¬
566,302,093
—
,
^
surplus
available.
20 132 441
391,873
surplus
4.50%
Affiliated companies
Other companies
Lawrest
the
Bridge,
income:
SRent
/•
.
49,187,973
SOther income:
Interest
:
313,281
debt
additional
1,647,016
52,514,577
32,295,475
_
I Equipment and joint
Y'>-
.
by holders of outstanding
share
price
■
income
taxes
Dividend
36,739,814
41,016
261,137
50,000 shares of new 4.50%
,
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson will serve
participating dealers who will solicit
short-term
Co.
payments
V.. 170,
12,334,617
100,266,092 112,517,789
92,590,581
46,364
liabilities
Earned
$310,000,
has
Of
The
railway operations
62,655,692
190,533
52,018
.
(adjust, pfd. & com. >
Earned
V.
a
additional
one
158,922,978
»3ailway tax accruals:
to
RFC
between
319,547,396 349,151,141
_________
General and other railway operating
Other
The
pany.
r
Transportation
191,680
68,166,729
—
liabilities
Unadjusted
rants
11,983,561
138,391,389
_____
33,534,234
:
—
stockholders
registration statement with the
shares
of
beneficial
interest
(par
subscription
New Haven Clock
46,791,099
11,746,679
_
valuer_—
(book
—
will
697,304,399 *779,860,753
____
t Maintenance
'■> "
.•
for subscription
subscription
of
and
company's
Traffic
Net
„•
.$
40,829,678
—
Other
Total
of
association will
Trust
136,168,197
26,441,917 " 23,556,655
___
6,681,002
assets
Long-term
posed
always
122,451,363
_______
Mail
1948
-v
$
net
Day Trust Co. in the amounts of $250,000,
respectively.
Any remaining balance will be
set aside for the purpose of acquiring,
under preemptive right, addi¬
tional common stocks of subsidiaries.—V. 171, p. 1462.
500/919,039 561,361.243
———-
filed
common
by
group of
the
$200,000
YEARS
■
/;
17
headed
the
Harvard
INCOME
783,036
assets
Deferred
to
Association—Registers
,<t,
and
group
of
The
Electric
&
April
on
133,800
the
on
record
of
For further remarks of Mr. Metzman, see our issue of
-Wet
Gas
is to be offered
managers
April 20,
is
it
reasons
sharei.
per
ceptances
•
mechanical
■
covering
The stock
"Thus, although $53,265,000 was borrowed to help finance new equip¬
ment, public-held debt increased by only $34,039,065, or 3.88%, while
interest
6,655.016
possible.
as
association
value
amounts
ing eliminations.
in
2,256,502
.
similar
A
amounted
company
arrange
with sec—
'"fcy $832,655 the
'
1,120
342,440
derwritten—The company is offering to the holders of its
New
ported.
we
<
1,120
1st
the
equipment trust certificates totaling $53,265,in one to 15 years, the railroad executive re¬
"Partly offsetting these,
4,200,614
Norwich Pharmacal Co.—Preferred Stock Offering Un¬
year
serially
'
472,113
2.499,027
investments
Current
The
'
S
'
<netj___—
affiliated companies
Capital stocks
while
power,"
—>
physical propeity
Total
program,
standards
earning
our
4,755,910
lessor
companies in exact alphabetical
However, they are always as near alphabetical
to
$,
1359.
NOTE-—For
Income."
To
funds
1947
1943
.
445,376,850 421 006,798 405,325,386
(nett
Capital and other reserve funds—
The
possible
.
/'YY: Y^YY".
..,YYY; 'ZY/"-W '•' ..','vY, Y$YjY;
equipment property
FINANCING I
properties
on
Central
consolidated
the
in
consolidated
a
171, p.
position
«
Sinking
sell
dol¬
Central
and
31
DEC.
by New York Central under the terms of the
over
Central's contingent liability, either sole or joint with other
as guarantor or under leases or otherwise with respect to
York
Included
represented the
Road
The
or obligations of other companies outstanding
at Dec. 31,
1949, in the principal amount of $377,940,009, of which $316,637,588 is
,
SHEET.
CAPITALIZATION OUTSTANDING
$719,534,282, of which $697,304,399 v/as
and
revenues
$15.54
BALANCE
GENERAL
on
the securities
"again performed
The net income,
1.4 cents of every
18,284,279
$5.58
quota¬
books
previously reported, was $9,727,816, equal to $1.51 per share, compared
with $14,727,096, or $2.28 a share in 1948.
lar
20,394.003
$6.19
Y
Dec. 31, 1948 at $31,964,887, had a
that date of $23,821,311 for 1949 and
:
items
in
on
principally liabilities
NOTE—The
new
should prove
+
value
1,754,249,070
$382,511,353
;Y
V Y
securities
certain
The
1948.
equipment
companies,
year
22,503,723
$3.20
$20,688,499 in 1949 and $19,490,663
mainly recorded depreciation
companies operated by New York Central.
1949^'
In which the Central
relatively little return."
year
'
Y
♦♦Represents
* ••
•
this
was
i
His reference
e
with
again
\
22,503,723
leases.
closely to the unpredictable
faced
market
^Represents
present belief, however, that despite .the poor start brought
our
879,603
approp.___
Earnings per conr. share
gating $24,934,184 and in 1949, aggregating $19,192,302.
new'
"business volume is geared so
and
available.
including
cipally
1,775,040.287
amortization of
and
1948.
for depreciation of
advances
not
quoted
iSNot
Pointing out that "it is difficult to make accurate forecasts" because
the railroad's
288,549,255 ■> 273,648,663
.
$30,680,000 for
gains"
receipt
in
31, 1949 at $29,194,866 and
total
likewise were achieved in passenger equipment,
streamlined cars, and in freight service, with
7,894 new freight cars to the Central and affiliates.
,
"Appreciable
879,608
6,209,594
13,390,984
/
•
are
Dec.
for
82
379,603
pfd.
adjust,
(A'/( >
on
stock
20,799,631
8,387,970
—
depreciation
$374,214,932
tincludes
tions
of 167 new diesclSystem affiliates.
receipt
plus
22,733,409
379,608
Divs.
Unadjusted debits
27,040,621
„
for
reserves
tAfter reserve
equipment modernization pro¬
mileage was increased to an
the previous year, Mr. Metzman
' Y ,'.-..
possible by
made
was
use
" 3,113,299
LIABILITIES—
— —
in 1943.
locomotive
.
improvement
ciectric
■with
powered
in 1949 from 21.0r,i
Y "Y
5,121,789
32,292,608
73,282,252
_______
Total
Its
progressed
further
non-steam
of 28,7(h
average
5,085,490
73.946,089
26,207,966
surplus—unappropriated
'
^-
35,691,370
Deferred
credits-
unadj.
Y
3,876,375
Current
35,855
and
40,776,860
Y
income.
of
6,578,569
liabilities
,
18,893,392
Other
leased
on
and
deductions L__
miscel,
49,054,501
surplus
and
22,769,767
bonds
on
48,562,504
surplus—appropriated
1949
order, Gustav Metzman, President,
on
paid
Unearned
April 17 in the annual report.
on
Central
its
gram,
now
>
lessor
Earned
35%" of the company's locomotive mileage will be dieselized or electrified with receipt of new diesel-electric
locomotives
25,846,703
*
sources
Int.
Investments
reserves
def'd
♦After
New
3,894,031
y
37,414,397
19,007,616
Unearned
on
2,355,352
125,537,362
107,850,715
Y,Y ,,'Y
Earned
April 13 filed a letter of notification with the
DEC covering 25,000 shares of common stock to be offered at $3.50
per share.
The proceeds are to be used to manufacture and sell the
dictatype machine and its accessories.
No underwriting involved.
corporation
2,267,900
Misc.
—
The
/ 1,975,416
5.500,000
Liability to New York State—grade cross¬
ing- eliminations
Other
9,638,554
21,952,677
115,835,760
claims
Insurance
171,
1462.
>P.
468,531,000
property.:
Estimated liability for injury and damage
company
Peters,
10,502,410
5,500,000
other
25,066,003
:Y;Y1949
562,332,426
—
affiliated and
Y_——________
37,380,127
31,931,041
35,059,045
ASSETS—
——
♦♦Accrued deprec,
Privately—
fconds
to
companies
56,487,675
12,457.351
1,754,249,070
—___
liabilities:
11 Liability
60.335,804
34,234,1^5
38,508,960
Common tiiv.
662.332,426
liabilities
Placed
Bonds
—
9,333,117
obligations
Deferred
♦Loss.
34,903,117
21,870,423
oper
7,761,657
151,775,480
bonds
Equipment
114,043,855
20,794,351
shares
___
$
165,361,514 129,714,096
125,203,552 109,373,839
92,333,969
of equipment
VY'.
"
Mortgage bonds
$
135,539,356
(Cr)
2,119,337
7.123,026
6,447,410
from
rev.
Balance
assets.
(outstanding
valuei
par
Debenture
Net
56,201,009
debits
without
1946
$
148,946,972
oper
joint facilities
and
LIABILITIES—
1949
$75,548
28,708
income
before
1947
64,559,639
1,775,040,287
adjusted
1943
Net ry. oper. income
Other income
67,433,253
securs.
income
Total
Three Months Ended March 31—
47,435,974
49,764,465
Govt,
S.
FOR
expenses—.
rental
419,009,378
',44,073,249
53.066.839
U.
YEARS
CALENDAR
ACCOUNT
Gross income from all
,
accrued
oper.
from
16,017,865
Ingur. deposits and working fund advancesDeferred
receivables, prepayments and un¬
1462,
171, p,
figures.---V.
ether current
423,611
$2.51
833,210
$5,07
taxes
31,632,567
10,414,485
supplies
receivable,
Total
&
31,514,763
:
deposits &
and
rev.
$
123,735,563
property————_■
companies.——
special
Material
Accounts
$3,672,381"
$7,020,763
_
Federal income
common share
after
♦Consolidated
Ended
Dec. 31.'49 June 30/49
>
sales
Net
'12 Mos.
Ended
Results for—
Affiliated
in our
911,766,363
for investment in property
advances, at or below co^t:
?Other companies
given
are
$
Total
Net
129,166,181
property—
physical
Funds segregated
Investments and
for the account or a
stock (par 8l> at market
of common
sharet,
per
■(Miscellaneous
Offering—
offering,
are
leased
INCOME
Fed., State & local taxes
971,941,812
equipment
1949
1949
Net
$
on
the year
for
'
1943
1549
ar.d
operations
CONDENSED
31
DEC.
SHEET,
BALANCE
ASSETS—
♦Road
the
issue of April 13, page 1525.
*
(
substantially offset by
charges included in rent for leased roads and equipment to the extent
of $3,728,953 in 1949 and $3,494,518 in 1948 and in joint facility rents
to-tile extent of $1,454,467 in 1949 and 81,455,455 in 1948.
*
'
1050.
p.
of
is
income
interest
$2.69
171,
National Homes Corp.—Secondary
1948.
and
dividend
Monday, April 24, 1950
Norfolk & Western Ry.—Annual Report—A summary
,,
amortization amounting to $25,439,099 In
depreciation and
$24,204,559 in
^Certain
Improvements
Kiser,
$10,492,628 In 1949 and $10,356,-
1943.
in
tincludes
685,650
—-——.
share
common
years.
$1,231,620
114.275
.j.-,*-
______________
297
$1,996,620
765,000
$128,473
_
..
taxes
——
♦Heclassified
$198,473
70.000
$0.28
taxes.
income
income
prior
tincludes depreciation amounting to
$18,816,402
_
and
1946
*1943
returns and allowances $13,272,830
less discts.,
accruals relating to the income of
/
' '.V ' Y
traordinary adjustments of certain
National Enameling: & Stamping: Co.—Earnings—
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Chronicle,
income-./.
.:
—
1949
$252,606
$0.25
$0.32
;:'
Volume
171
Number
company
April
on
filed
14
i
SEC
coverirfg $58,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due May
be offered for sale at competitive bidding.
Proceeds
of
000
the
of
the bond financing,
short-term
bank
redemption and
Ohio
loans,
to
Net
Net
together with approximately $7,500,to be applied by the company to
retirement
Earned
The
series
due
to
1979, at
the
of
of
serial
of
notes
at
like
a
of
amount
\
.
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.—Registers
The
company
covering
The
1980.
the
April
on
$17,500,000
nently Financed—
.<
.
-
to
par
April
bonds
to
are
With SEC—
the
of
at
The offering
The company estimates its
program at $16,000,000 for 1950, $11,000,000 for 1951 and
for 1952.—V. 171, p. 1463. '
W '
."V
- J \
7/7
1950 construction expenditures.
construction
$10,000,000
effective.
is
with
the
is to be in
later
It
SEC
held of
that
stated
funds
ber,
—
-
/
It
,
Gas
Earnings
C.
mittee,
V.
p..
195. •;
;•
total
a
Gas
bank
has
also
which
loans
in
Coast
Gulf
nationwide
a
group
entitle
the
stockholders
•
Federal
$10,577,095 $11,288,636
7.908,859
9,373,534
33,244
186,152
—
Net
*—
134
170, p.
$719,963
563,143
(net).
1400.
517,475
$676,568
deductions
$202,48&
.
Public Service Electric & Gas
debentures
913
$1,239,711
other
and
GO
$719,060
—
income
Net
480,584.
$1,239,577
income
Interest
682,165
60
investments——
limited-term
of
operating revenues
income (net)
Other
Corp. is man¬
Co.—Refunding Program
Approved—Quarterly Earnings Released—
The
stockholders
indenture
an
$100 principal
to
722,350
520,098
;
Property retirement reserve appropriations
April
on
,,
empowered the directors to authortefc
the first and refunding mortgage dated
17
supplemental to
Aug. l, 1924, between
tee, and the issuance
price of $100.50 for each
a
—
Amortization
1948
1949
excluding taxes.—.
taxes
Other taxes
company's offering to
subscribe
to
amount of the debentures at
Milford, Utah.
Portland Gas & Coke Co.—Earnings—
Rights issued by the company on April 18,1950
due 1975.,
leases
located near Marysvale; also 1&
Francisco Mining District and four
Twelve Months Ended Dec. 31—
Operating revenues
Operating expenses,
of more than 100 investment
stockholders of $75,644,900 2%%
common
land
of
the San
patented mineral claims In the Star District, near
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Debenture Offering to Stock¬
of
State of Utah
holds
company
acres
claims in
in
will
area
First Boston
c
from the
960
of
mineral
located
of Texas to
presently outstanding. $10,000,000
all probability will ultimately be
the
.
to the owner of
'
snomjerm bank loans wnicft in all p:
V. 171, p. 1185.
its
//v yy.■,;/.•:. ■ y'v ' ;
,/ vr
g&S ,-pipeline" from
term
s
the
—V.
formerly/Executive Vice-President/'was eleeted
Director of Research, was elected a', Viceremains Chairman of,Vt.be Executive Com¬
continue active In the affairs of the company.—
will
and
./'•
' //> /"'y
■"
.
firms which is underwriting the
G-. Burch,
W.
E.
Levis
O.
./■■"•'
%"
■
...
100,000 of these shares will be issued
on
the property, In consideration of
PROPERTIES—The
on
in Decem¬
Co.
Gas
Energy Commission
Atomic
.
Ill.r>: Peoples
ager
Megowen,
President;
171,
/
Levis, formerly President of the company,"
and Chief Executive Officer, v/'7 ;/"■" 7//
the board
of
R.
;*/
and Texoma Natural
holders Underwritten—The
19, elected J. P.
Chairman
said
for
-
the
by
the assignment!
leases to the company
and 2,500 shares have been allocated
payment of engineering service.
Leases
State
of
'
a.
short
0
realignmept of officers designed to extend the base of active
responsibilities in its expanding field of operation, the directors; at
a
meeting held subsequent to the annual meeting of shareholders
President;
sale
stock
the
from
Offd
exploration and development.
cleared
recently
was
additional
.Gross
a
held/April
be
to
$3.91 >
/
Changes in Personnel—New President Elected—
lit
.\
.
outstanding at April 17, 1950.
*
3,056,874?ypermanently financed.
//-i/,...$5.85
share——
per
>•••
natural
Joliet,
$11,958,763;
$17,894,909
- ■3,056,874
end of period-—,.
outstanding
record date
a
Pipeline
third
..
profit
of
as
will
realized
further
was
make
to
in
Net
Shares
the
pointed out by Mr. Oates that Peoples Gas expects
major - investment in the equity of Texas Illinois Natural
Co.
This subsidiary, subject to approval of the Federal
Power Commission, expects to start construction later this year of a
•
1950
1949
$228,608,969 $217,194,000
Profit before taxes—27,793,174 .
20,298,763
Federal normal tax and surtax_-_____.__.___
9,837,700
8,285,000
Other income taxes-*—.60,565. V*
k 55,000
other operating revenue——.;
and
1948..
were
Co.,
Brokerage
issue
An
remaining
Pipeline Co. of America
6,051,594 shares
the SEC.
and
funds expended by Peoples Gas for the purchase of all
outstanding shares of the capital stocks of Natural
replace
part
March 31—
Year Ended
Net sales
record
This
of
proceeds will be used for
The
additional share of capital
the ratio of one
shares
the
"
Subs.)—Earnings—
The
that a registration state¬
as possible.
■>
soon
as
for issuance
reserved
1950,
28,
1571.
p.
share).
;
expected
by the directors.
Gas
(&
*
7
-
and
each .seven
Oates
Mrv
.
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.
Be Perma¬
to
action subject to approval of the
registration of the stock with
this,
Feb.
at
Plumbic Mines Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—Stock
Chairman.
Jr.,
shares
Salt Lake City, on April 3 publicly offered
200,000 shares of common stock (par 20 cents) at the market price
through the facilities of the Salt Lake City Stock Exchange (the
market price based on bona fide sales on said Exchange within five
days prior to the commencement of this offering was 12 V2 cents per
be'the first direct offer¬
ing of capital; stock to Peoples Gas stockholders since 1931-' However,
$16,400,000
principal amount of debentures convertible into capital
stock of the company, were offered to stockholders in November,1948,
of which $16,273,000 have been converted.
like amount of short-term bank loans for construction
and the balance to finance, in part, the remainder of the
company's
for
determined
a
purposes;
Later
, ,
Oates,
171,
Cromer
To Offer Stock to
—
Loans
Commission
•
filed
be
F.
3,500,000
*6,049,760 shs.
10,000,000 shs.
1571.
p.
Co.
/••
authorized
becoming
will
stock
proceeds,
premium
James
1,500,000
75,644.900
value
par
no
243,546
total
A
—V.
offering to stockholders the right to subscribe pro rata
additional shares of capital stock were announced
directors
SEC
ment
mortgage
$7,899,750 is to be used to redeem the $7,500,000
outstanding first mortgage bonds, series due Dec. 1, 1078, 3V*%,
the
redemption price of - 105.33%; $2,000,000 to prepay without
Of
171,
Coke
1951—
1975
issued under Key Executive Employees' Stock Option Plan
excluaing 1,080,642 shares reserved for conversion of the deben-t
tures.
of $33,of $3.30
and net
116,962
by
18
Illinois, Commerce
a
first
for
-Plans
at
>
registration statement with the
bonds, series due May 1,
be offered for sale at competitive bidding.
filed
17
of
for any year.—V.
March 29,
1,500,000
3,500,000
1951—
.not
but
and
.
sales for the year 1949
equivalent to earnings
were
the highest sales
These
Shareholders at Par—Bank
'
-
The
feEC
,
„
$2,686,760
of
stock.
Peoples Gas Light &
instalment notes,
•</.'.
1463.
p.
profits
common
profits reported
a
remaining proceeds would be applied: $380,000 to payment of
duplicate interest and expenses and $5,000,000 to 1950 construction
171,
net
of
reported
had
Pennsalt
and
share
.
i.
stock,
'^Excluding
..
$37,500,000
$750,000
and Jan. 1,
1950,
bank loan due
Common
profits for the first quarter of its
the highest net profit for any
100-year history.
July 1,
23edebentures due
$0.72
were
(1.85%-1.90'%),
notes
2%%
;
$4,200,000
The
expenditures.—V.
in its
173,199
per
$31,500 premium; and
$2,400,000 to the redemption
witlfout premium.
767,814
premium;
3.95%
a
redemption
589,309
$1.18
reported that net
ended March 31,
year,
Previously
first mortgage bonds,
of
1978, at a 4.2% premium;
$10,395,000 to the redemption of $10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
3%
.
outstanding.
company
quarter
bonds,
series due
$4,231,500
941,116
due
share
per
Centennial
$10,420,000 to the redemption of $10,000,000
'Serial
767,814
————
.
shares
Outstanding
Authorized
sinking fund debentures due 1964 $37,500,000
$7,504,487
$9,009,057
——
—
-
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
,
234%
:
outstanding long-term debt of The
by Ohio Edison upon the
of
33,240,000 to the redemption of $32,000,000 of first mortgage
2%.% series due 1976, at a 3%7c
premium;
3%%
——
profit
Number
Service Co.,
recently assumed
the two companies: as follows:
of
sales
are
Public
merger
1980,
1,
-
1949
1950
3 Months Ended March 31~—
the
with
statement
registration
a
CAPITALIZATION
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.—Has Record Profits—
Ohio Edison Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
(1671)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
4901,
the company and Fidelity Union Trust Co., trus¬
thereunder of not more than $26,000,000 ef first
refunding mortgage bonds, due 1980. ■ The bonds will be dated
May. 1, 1950, and are to mature May 1, 1980.
It was planned to invite
competitive bids for the purchase of the bonds on or about April 19,
1950.
The proceeds thereof will be applied toward the redemption of
$26,000,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds, 3 V\ % series due
1966.
■'
and
eight shares held of record
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Secondary Offering—
y.
The
A
$25)
(par
less
share,
The
40 cents per share to participating NASD
of
concession
a
tion offer terminates
offering of 6,000 shares of. 5% V preferred stock,
made on April 11 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $29 per
secondary
series
members,' was.completed on April 12.—y,
J
Earnings Show Gain— y/v-.'
Pacific Mills—Quarterly
'*
Quarter Ended March 31—
Sales
Net
*
*
profits
after
—V.
170,.
J.
'
791.
p.
the
from
sale
of
funds,
will
applied
be
to
the
,
at
$70
con¬
1952
The company and
1948
V 925,196
and
1949.
capital improvements and acquisitions
its subsidiaries spent $227,-
for
those years lor construction and acquisition
during
of prep-
'V
subsidiaries comprise one oi
and
:/y/"yyy< the larger integrated units in the petroleum industry, owning reserves
"
crude
of
Pacific
Rollins
Power
Light Co.
&
Carl
Inc; and
Co.
&
& Co.,
Loeb, Rhoades
heading a group, on April 20 publicly offered
mortgage bonds, 3% series due 1980, at 102.399%
and accrued interest.
The issue was awarded to the
first
competitive
at
group
18
April
sale on
^marketing <»««(. in the centra! states and the Boeky
"
The
redemption
redemptions run
Regular
PURPOSE—Proceeds
sale
the
from
will
by
Mellon
in
COMPANY—Incorporated
' Is
1910.
publie
operating
an
distributing
approximately
of
1st
mortgage
314%
•
series
series
3%
bonds:
due 1977
TO
Hemphill,' Noyes, Graham,
'-"-H
——j
due- 1980_i^_;
stock,
Common
•Does
Jan
nn
par
29
.
payable
July 29,
on
1950,
l<)51
u
&
Co
#
ham,
&
Gra¬
& Co._ 1,750,000
Jackson
——
1,750,000
Noyes,
Parsons
Webber,
Curtis
—V.
Lemon
&
Co.
Emanuel,
Deetjen
& Co.
171,
p..
p
F.
300,000
Sutro
W.* L.
<fc
Co.—J—-4-—
200.000
Lyons
&
•
*
Jackson
Co.^^_______£__
and
Inc.
—
Blair. Rollins & Co.,Central
,,
Dick &
Merle-Smith
M, Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Riter & Co._!
_———
The
covering
due
1962,
Shields
April 10 filed a letter of notification with the
5% redeemable income debentures, series B,
of which are to be used to pay for the
shrimp peeling machines.
No underwriting involved.
corporation
SEC
SEC—
on
Alex.
$250,000 of
Coffin
the net proceeds
manufacture
of
&
Company_____
Brown
&
&
Burr,
Sons_„_____
Inc.—.
Securities Corp.—_
Estabrook & Co.__
Equitable
Co
Hilliard & Son—
B.
Lynch.;—
Moore, Leonard &
Northwest
&
(The)
Peeling Co., Baltimore, Md.—Files With
The company
on
April
13 filed a letter of notification
shares
share, respectively.
The proceeds are
develop and manufacture the Feeling machine.
cents
volved
per
...
to be used to further
No underwriting in-
„
- __
—
—
Stern
Brothers
Stroud &
Co.,
be
,
>
.20
.20
.97
Ellis & Simmons
—
Sullivan
Bosworth^
Inc.
.97
&
&
.97
Co^_____
Butcher & Sherrerd
(.57
.71
Collins
Julien
&
Courts
.71
J.
M.
.71
R.
L.
Co.—
Dain
&
—
Co.—_—_
—
Weedon
Crowell,
.71
&
Co
&
Minsch,
purchase as
the
a
whole of an Issue of
be received by
11 a.m. (EDST)
Light Co.—Plans Refunding—
insurance company for a longthe proceeds of which are to be used to
prior preference stock at $110 per share.-r-
Puget Sound Power &
The
company
is negotiating with an
"
term
loan
redeem
—
.10
—
of
$15,000,000,
the outstanding $5
.10
.10
,10
.10
Miller & Co._.
Lemon & Co...
— -
Monell & Co.——
W.
.10
.10
V.
Robinson-Humphrey Co.
Chas.
.10
.10
Irving Lundborg & Co
A. E. Masten Si Co.—
The
.10
.10 'v..
.10
Hayden,
.50
.50
.50
.20
——_
Co
Day Si Co
Si
Co
Johnston,
Co.—Bids Invited—r
$26,000,000 firsk^the company at
on May 2,
The company on April 18 was authorized by the New Jersey P. u.
Commission to issue and sell the above bonds.
The proceeds are to
redeem a like amount of 3 V4-% bonds due 1966.—V, 171, p. 1572.
,
for
refunding bonds due 1980 will
80 Park Place, Newark, N. J., up to
Co.,
—
Slocumb
Brush,
may
rev-
year.—V. 171, p. 1572.
Public Service Electric & Gas
.10
.97
dlvi—
had been declining
Bids
.10
Company—_
and
question from a stockholder as to whether the
Service subsidiary transportation companies
Blake pointed out that transportation
1950, Mr.
and
.20
Boettcher
a
in
/ crease effective June 1, this
.20
L__——-
Blunt
to
the Public
.20
Lerehen & Co.—
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs—
Co
&
of
since last July and there is little likelihood of
any substantial dividends
from transportation operations this year.
He said that very probably it would be necessary for the subsidiary
transportation companies to apply for a fare increase.
Mr. Blake,
pointed out that the State Arbitration Board this year awarded
and trolley operators an hourly increase of 7 cents in wages retro¬
active to Nov. l of last year with an additional 6x/a-cent hourly iu-
.20
& Co.—
Inc.i—_—;
answer
continued
enues
.20
Sutro
In
dends
.20
Boyce——„
&
Bros.
R. W. Pressprich & Co
.71
Tucker,. Anthony & Co
.71
Dean Witter Si Co._—_—.71
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc..
Baker, Weeks & Harden—
H. M. Byllesby and Co.(Inc.)
-
.20
^HiSSn^rp??!:::::: :?i
SEC—
with the SEC
19.000 shares of common stock "A" (non-voting) and 10.000
of common stock "B," to be offered at $5 per share and 50
"
1
,
.20
Co
—1 .20
Hopwood— ' .20
subsidiary, Public Service Coordinated Transport. Exclusion
received from Public Service Coordinated Transport*
Service Electric & Gas Co. amounted to $1.96 per
Mr. Blake said.
earnings of Public
share,
.20
of California: / J'
Co.
based on tha
of $2.25 per
dividends
of the
—
Jaffray
President, reviewing 1949 results, said that earnings
surplus In 1949 amounted to $12,420,452;
equivalent, he pointed out, to $2.25 per share
stock outstanding Dec. 31, 1949.
The earnings
portation
*
Maynard H. Murch & C©.^„ : .20
Newhaud, Cook & Co.——.20
The
Ohio Co
.20
Piper,
was
share included earnings
Illinois
Doolitlle
covering
George H. Blake,
This'
■
.20
.20
Company——.20
Kebbon,' McCormick & Co
.20
John C. Legg & Co.—,—.20
H. Hentz &
Watling,
Inc.____ _' .97
.97
.97
Carl
Peelers, Inc., Houma, La.—Files With
equivalent to 29 cents per share on the commote
stock of this company received in dividends from the company's trans¬
.20
Republic Co. (Inc.)—
Dodge & Co
i
common
Stein
1.44
$2,028,3#/
available for comon stock and
,
.20
Company,
$1,858,768
-
2,203,625
.20
Singer, Deane Si Scribner_i.__
William R. Steats Co.:
&
J—;
Balance
$4,231,992.
2,205,482
.20
—
Marache & Co.—_:
1 44
1.44
& Co.__
$4,064,250
Co.
Southwest
Silberberg & Co._———.
1.44
Allyn'
A.1 C.
t..
Co._„100,000,
•
2,120,lf>
.20
,1.44- Futnam fc Co
H.. Walker & Co.—1.44
Clark,
1360.
Co"
101
2,118,622
Co.—
144
Marks
Mosel^
Wertheim.&
300.000
&
—
Curtis
G.
Co.——
Hutton
s>
M
Paine,'' Webber,
r
&
Co.
E.
Weeks
Langley & Co
r>; Laurente
500,000
Marache
Granbery,
•
c
stock
Co.——.
Pacific
w
$6,352,193
255,101
stock—
$1.40 div. preference common
&
w- E- Hutton & Co.—— 1.44 v Rausclier, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Lal'rd & Co.—
1.44
Rotan, Mosle-and Moreland.
-7
on
&
Pacific
Hornbiower
and $200,000
'•*
.
1
several
———
preferred
on
Dividends
blair
Whipple Si Co.—
1.44
Co.__^_—
income
Net
Dividends
Watts
1.44
&
$6,437,973
.20
.20
.20
William
The
50,58$
$8,771,3#?
2,419,109
■'
Red-
Bacon,
Baker,
J. J.
-
$8,964,774
2,526,801
;
r
d>0
&
$8,720,720
115,679
'
.50
path
Dominick—
Drexel
Hayden, Stone & Co.——— 1.44
Parker
$8,849,095
—
„
.50
—
Spencer Trask & Co.—
Auchincloss,
—
deductions
Income
1949
$48,315,499 $47,459,110
39,466,404 38,738,390
!—
income
income
Gross
.50
Corp
American.
,2.39
—
2.39
Dominick &
500.000
—--——r-4 1,800,000:
Hemphill,
Paine,
_$1.800.000
Rhoades:
Loeb,
M.
the
2.39
& Beane
Reinholdt & Gardner
Corp."
White;" Weld & Co.__Lit
500,000 shs.
Johnston,
Blair, Rollins & Co.!
Incorporated —
Carl
.of
Fen-
Pierce,
—
•
#
names
2.39
—
Smith, Barney & Co.jj—
2.39
Stone
&
Webster Securities
90,036 shs.
underwriters of the
1980 series bonds and. the respective principal amounts to be purchased
hv them nr. set forth below:
«
r
'
■
' - ■ :
by them are set forth below
UNDERWRITERS—The
2.39
2.39
—2.39,
Brothers
Merrill1 Lynch,
9.000,000
750,000 shs..
value———_„
include $200,000
not
navable
no
*
& Co.—
Freres
Lehman
$29,000,000 .<
114.815 .shs.. ;
($100 par)
preferred stock, cumul.
5%
Granbery,
Parsons & Co.———
Kidder, Peabody & Co..
v-„*2,600,000 :'Y
Serial notes (2Co ) due 1950 to 1957—_
First
&
Lazard
Outstanding
(
1
Unlimited
.)
Operating
INCOME
1950
—
Other income
/•,,/%
.50
...
Co._________
Milwaukee
Swiss
ner
Authorized
'
1
%
STATEMENT OF
deductions—
Operating revenues
Operating revenue
Green, Ellis & Anderson—_
;V
utility
FINANCING
CURRENT
Name,,.
■
,
Three Months Ended March 31—
agreed,
••
*•
%
V,
Corp.—___12.36
Boston
—
800,000.
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
-
unsubscribed:
remain
2.39
2.39
Glore, Forgan & Co._!
2.39
Goldman,. Sachs & Co
2.39
Hallgarten & Co.
2.39
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc. 2.39
Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.t— 2.39
.
population
.
COMPARATIVE
the terms and conditions
The
Blyth
Washington.
mated
.
oil
and
authorize, If and when market
or indentures supplemental to
and
-
reported gross
company
Co., Inc/„
Eastman, Dillon & Co,
of a
1950,
the business of generating, purchasing, transmit¬
and selling electric energy in the States of Oregon
In addition, the company supplies steam heating
service
in
Portland, ■ Ore.,
and Yakima,
Wash.;- water service-in
Prineville, Ore., and .owns and operates a 16-story steel and concrete
office building in Portland,
Ore., a portion of which the company
occupies.
Company supplies electric service to numerous important
commercial,
agricultural, manufacturing and lumbering centers lo¬
cated in an area of approximately 8,200 square miles having an esti¬
ting,
the
Venezuela
in
reserves
1949
subject to
but
Morgan
engaged primarily in
and
oil
Stanley & Co.——— 4.74
Union Securities Corp.— 3.32
added
be
Jointly,
not
/;!';':v' %;■
First
The
bonds
the
of
Name
100.00%.
to
general funds and applied to the payment
promissory note, payable on or before May 1,
National Bank & Trust Ce.
/
234%
$9,000,000
held
102.40%
company's
the
to
from
and
which
tures
Blyth & Co., Ine., 101.294.
105.40% to 100.00% „ and
101.31999; and
prices range from
& Co. Inc.,
For
indenture
an
refunding mortgage dated Aug. 1, 1924, between the; company and Fidelity Union Trust Co., trustee, and the issuance there*under, in one or more series, aggregating not more than $9O,0O9,OOJ>
of first and refunding mortgage bonds, each series to have a maturity
of not more than 30 years.
The proceeds of such first and refunding
mortgage bonds will be applied toward the redemption In whole or in
part ©f one or raqre of the following series of first and refunding mortgage bonds: 3V*%, series due 1965, $50,000,000- now outstanding; 3'A&
series
due
1968, $10,000,000 now outstanding; 3%
series due 1970,
$15,000,000 now outstanding; 3% series due 1972, $15,000,000 now out¬
standing. v,
v
'
*
of
the underwriting agreement,
to purchase from the company at the
subscription price plus accrued interest from May
1, 1950, to the
date of delivery^ the following respective percentages of the deben¬
bids for the bonds as 3s were: Union Securities Corp.,
101.64; Kidder, Peabody &. Co.. 101.53;
Lehman Brothers, 101.5199;
W.
C.
Langley & Co. and First Boston Corp.
(jointly), 101.4099;
Stuart
crude
owns
Canada.
«44-514 0°0 equivalent to $7.36 per share named below have
of common stock.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
severally
Competing
special
leases in
favorable,
are
first
the
operating income of approximately $486,442,000 and net income of
101.8011.
Halsey,
also
company
and. gas
-
its bid Of
on
producing
major
in
gasoline
natural
and
gas
natural gasoline plants, crude oil, refineries, chemical plants,
Bonds Offered—Blair, /areas;
—
M.
natural
oil,
The directors were also empowered to
f
conditions
together with
of $78,600,000 of
prepayment
used
during
BUSINESS—Phillips Petroleum Co.
'
stock
common
debentures,
the
bank loanis Which were
$2.04e*rties*
$2.25
y,
M
into
convertible
be
$75
and
PURPOSE—Proceeds
treasury
...
1,866,000
2,061,000
taxes
Earnings per share
1949
1950v
t
May, 1,-1955
.
$29,776,000 $23,995,000
———„———„—_
V
May 2, 1950.
on
will
thereafter to May 1, 1960 when the
version privilege 'terminates.
A sinking fund commencing May 1,
is calculated tu retire all of the debentures by their maturity.
to
/'</ .'■/'/
171, p. 1571.
debentures
new
The subscrip¬
that date.
on
Scranton & Co—__
.10
.10
.10
.10
-:
171, P. 1464.
Inc.—Quarterly Sales Up 16%—
monthly
sales
for
1949,
Ralph R. Layte, President, told stockholders.
1310
gain was most pronounced in the company's line of automotive oil
filters, marketed through jobbers and oil companies, Mr. Layte said*
Purolator Products,
Sales were up
.
16% In the first quarter of 1950 over average
8
(1672)
but
of
also evident
in
dicsel, Industrial aviation
equipment manufactured by the company.
was
iilter
The
The Commercial and Financial
annual
compared
with
earnings
previous year,
Current
current
types
Richfield
of
giving
4.37
to
working
net
1.—V,
170,
Sales, excl.
'
Cost
-
-
sales and
ox
Provision
for
-
income
income
Net
First
taxes
preferred
dividends,
per
895,492
taxes—,—
4,800,000
16,751,475
4,000,000
Net
paid
—V.
to
company
be
April
on
$1.50
__
11
10,000 shares
offered
$3
at
filed
of
the
metals
with
(par
$1)
be
to
used
for
cession
of $1
under¬
minerals.
operating
loss
Net
6,098,119
434,832
selling expenses
Co.—Secondary
Offering—
—V.
loss
a con¬
163, P. 1575.
Months
6
Net
sales
1949
_1
expenses.
Operating profit
1948
—
Earnings
per
Di'i/ends
&.ock
—V.
paid
k
i,-',,*:
$251,0981
512,098
'
(est.)—-
18.448
7C.112
Canadian taxes
after
31—
1950
•>.-
u
.»
-/-.A-v,,'
of
before
for
Federal
Federal
income
Income
taxes-
taxes
920,411
$1,501,004
.
per
share
common
surplus
of
;
corporation
$4.60
at
the
close- of-
;
,
1949
'
,
share
per
.
.
and
the
from
hands
$36.55
taxes..—
,,
.
165.009
-assets
at
v
from
the
Dec.
reserve
and
drPont
99.38%
"
'
laminated
the
&-Co.
part
for
has
of
the
171,
of
' V
Capital
per
years'
required
taxes
credit
and
32
60.17%
owned
of
t
-
1948
52,400
65,172
Crl80.000
—
; •
T71.734
p.
Crl57,463
$110,068
1-
909,383
Reserve
Net
>174,11*
$5,(32,723
Mich,,
expected
'I-••-vS-"
''•''
'
"
be
to
in
full
1843
52,945,030
53,962,682
$3,067,516
income
$2,387,526
1_
for
—V.
121,080
1,046,997
1,181,382
1,160,852
L
70,104.
$3,140,051
depredation.
72,535
$2,457,636
•:
546,GCO
1,382,949
437,328
218,664
218,66*
$6.85
$6.32
—
.2—22;
share—
per
103,924
970,757
1.497,129
income
142,129
1.500,802
(taxes)
"
——
153, p. 252.
$3,326,524
70,626
1,169,713
,
>
income
Earnings
2,066,000
$2,733,150
share——
;
■! >'
1949
*
$2.25
Scott Paper Co.
.'
(A Subs,)- -Earnings—
Calendar Years—
Net
$2.76
""f'
sales
Costs
-v
and
^ '
1943
$83,599,960 $73,597,062
expenses—
.
'
1949 '
...
•
.
74,073,357
67,232^83
Lighting
Inc.
$9,526,603
$3,900,000
$2,475,006
1<:49
i
i—$5,626,603
$3,839,179
.v.',*
Net
'1948
income
Dividends
on
preferred
7.632,761
Dividends
on
common
$703^168«...
J(w-
.
267.999
taxis___^_^,—
7,581
-
312,914 >
234,C52
longerrequired (Cr)
declared
shares
—V.
275.500,
•*
7,762
168,
$238
outstanding
••:
common, share
$1.9*
"
'■
1,983367
871.843
871,847
$6.07
Years—7V-ft?
^
$4.15
-
Subs.)—Earnings—
Vf
'*■/-' *'.^*'1949
'
profit
^
->3
i
'^'*1;
shares
Earnings per
f
*
1S48
$74,903,325 380,853,33(1
——
Federal, state and foreign Income taxes, incl.
prior year adJustment4net)_—_i_'___z—_"£2—
1149.
Safeway;-Stores, lnc<—Earnings
>
,
S««vill. Manufacturing Co.? (&
Calendar
Net
•
221.000
.2,238,645
__
Costs and expenses
7 376,072
.
—2-——333,000--
shares—
1404.
Total income
517,099
37-6,072
171, p.
shares
$6,314479
$996,884.
$729*146
"517,100
———
outstanding.
share,—
shares
Earnings per
$579,303
-
$971,8j7
—__—J._—_
—-
-
$8,212,064
6,882,196
^
income
taxes.
$7,580,164
(net)
for
■Li.-——
Income
for
(& Subs.).
.71,310,353
/,*■•'
;
'-
w-Zv—_'l— .7
share——J.
;
d
•
$3,258,646
1,196,400
1
-—-A
74,980,295
4,676,8402,614,439
$1,916,127
—;
outstanding.
common
:
1,196,386
'.$1.20
j":
•
•
:
$2.43
And subsidiaries,, excluding Cortland- Equipment Lessors Inc., Salem
NEW PTNANCING-^At the> end of
1948 the company owed to the
>
6 Commotlities Inc., (Jk Bubs.), and- Canada Safeway Ltd. (A Subs.) ^
banks
on
loans $4,035,383
which
was" subsequently
lncreaced
to
16.-Calendar Years—:*-■<;.hjJ\ ;i~*•
:4°49
1948 ;
y $6,000,000 as of March 21.'' 1949. and s);ortly thereafter paid off.
The
ir Sales,
net
J$13)95,063, G21 $1,178,702,381 *( issue of additional
preferred .'stock was also done in March
1
..
.
,
_
Cost
of.
__
sales—947.514,293.1,034,813,72*
(
Operating .and administrative. ekpcnses_;
124,945^536
128^44,584
i
V,-Net operating
Other income
$22,603,786
'$15,344,073
by the sale
(
a-,.
Total
Other
(
pro£lt__i_T_r
yrpf] $4,985,000 of *4.30% .cumulative preferred stock .Conveitiblfe prior, to
June 1,* 1959 ( unless
previously-redeemed) St the option of the hokl°r
"._2,1G0,807 C-.<
a,.,*,
into 3%. shares of common stock
______i_A—
$24,764,593
,
profit
Preferred dividends
Common
Earnings
\
.
>
—
per
i—i—^
issue
of. sheres
shore
000 per year
starting April 1, 1955. The notes can be prepaid prior to
maturity In part cr In. whole without premium under certain circum¬
,
stances.'
<on
average
V
,
7.-
■
.
$3,50
Jan. 1 though the
;
"
and
!
.
the company's ability to decrease- its inventories Jrom
Jan. 1 to $17,750,566 on Dec. 31, 1949 cash plus
U., S.
amounted to $7,466,921 as compared to "S3.541,,227 on
to
on
Treasury Bills
,
,
—'7 "}' $5.22
outstanding)—
Due
$21,205,389
•
2,570,646
,
'
171, p. 1572.
i
5,558,006
;
was
private sale to two Connecticut insurance companies of $6,000,000 notes
due April l, 1974, with interest at
3%, and with prepa,yments of $300.-
r
$9,978,231
f t
873,780
951,520
3,213,306
^
common
.11,904,762
-
$14,369,124
dividends
number
—V.
W $17,440,999
2/229,889
8,165,580
for each share of the
preferred, sncb
rate to be subject to adjustment in certain
instances, tin?
underwritten by a grotm of 'which Morgan Stanley & Co.
the principal.-At practically the .same time the
company made a
conversion
•
C
was
income
charges
*; Provision for income taxes——
Net
2,096,926
equipment.
templated.—V.
company had spent $G.9O4,440 on additions to plant
No major capital
expenditures presently are cOn-
170,
2067.
p.
"
St. Croix Paper Co.
....;•
(A Subs.)—Earnings—
*
-
•
V
^
■ <1949
deprec—$2,225,758
Scnmton Lace Co.
1948
.
Oper. inc.
Provision
before
for
Income
Other
for depl. &
depletion and
from
income,
prov.
depreciation!.
377.391
operations
.
!__!.
$1,086,657
28.867
19,665
i
(& Subs.)
Calendar Years—
Miscellaneous
.
;
-
.
.
-
f
1949
.
revenue
Total
Costs and
-Earnings—'
■
Net sales V—!
331,736
$1,848,367
net of other charges
*
$1,418,392
Total
Loss
Reorganized Silver King Divide Mining ۥ-, Reno, Nev.
on
:
Canadian
exchange
_
.
$1,877,234
U
Provision for U. S. and Canadian
-
""
'
-•■7'.: 7,-.
$6,842,033
$9,083,177
6,352,698
-
ex{>enses_
7,879.144
taxes
..•»
661,695
174,188
467,240
$315,152
$736,793
$1,106,321
Net
100,352
income
1948
$6,837,484 ^$9,079,11
4,554
3
Federal and state income taxes
792.
-Files With SEC—
416,475
profit
Transfer
^
from
reserve
for
■■■'-"
:
■*?
contingencies^—
60.000
1
•
»
The
company
on
April 7 Fled a letter of notification with the
covering 512,000 share® of cap'tai stock (par H)c.> to be offered
share, the net proceeds to be used to pay debts and
M> Ift eente. per
underwriting
invoived.
'
Trenton,
$56,012,546 $56,350,209
_2
Dividends paid
Capital shares outstanding.
240.200
1,798,781
taxes-
Income
$0.22
;
capital.- No
3,054,5Cl
,
Calendar Years—
Cr80,000
Nil
—.
Earnings per share
170,
in
1086.
p.
SugarsRehnin^ Co^.^Earnings^--
income
Corainon
*
,
*$1,968,316
i
'*
■
-
Other
9:*.^
«
•
Crl,140,000
sub._w_.l__—,
L_
'
the
$5,458,609
39,845
Car Heating: St
p.
,
'
dividends
2,992,217
$4,661,056
!
expenses-
L_——___9.
common
per
no
———_r__——
carry-back
Net loss of Canadian
income
income
'V1'
•
bv
$23,295,360 $38,372,963
! 726j4114>42
38,500,358
.
_
prior
operations
its
served
Division.
The new
expansion program which
sales
Total
outstanding—^-.
1572.
Earnings
V
$23,242,960 $38,307,791
expenses
for
$8,513,170
„——
■
;
—_l
24,590,180
l(i«,969
income
C
_
1
be
Panelyte
division's
Kalamazoo,
at
summer.—V.
i
located at
fall.
This is
to
late
by
expanding
i' :
been
company's
parent
plant
expected
a
com¬
$27,905,109 $33,103,350
$4,700,901
income
Dividends
v
Total
of
the Canadian
*
<
—2__,
Cost
1948
•$893,635
$0.65
stock of Remington.—
.9. • •>
-
-
Bruadwayr
formation
of
plant
new
a
''
Sales
•
preferred
165
the
requirements
plastics.
plans
market
165.609
$0.28
1949
income
new
31
■_
2,997 256
stockholders
common
d«*Nemours
of
•
trustee,
announces
the
shortly
y.''".V.Y" ''
is
new
this
Savan nah
$5,085,931
for contingencies.
/Calendar Years—
fomlsh
Ltd.
supply
for
production is
the
of
$0.36
.
1949
'
_———_—_ —-
income
Provision
101,667
31,
of
stock
admin.
&
dividends'
Operattrg
Other
r$4,984,264
/ 1,273 833
Products and services sold———,
BC
its
broken
Canadian
plant
a
Common
Total
$2,259,160
--
——
r—
498.
♦Loss.—V.
DECEMBER
Calendar Years—r
.
Net
1,161,217
$1.23
Sales, including service, revenue.——
Costs and
operating expenses—
y
Reo Motors, Inc.-
Cash
will
"Operating profit
35,416,817»*46,792,049
.
1949, there were 8,749
stockholders, •*compared with
common
tax
the
plant
Provisions
;
f
*
__
Al Dec. 31, 1949, E. I.
h'Dger
corporate
-
per
8,506
common
stockholders
add 32 preferred stockholders at the end of the
preceding year.
Br-t.
J.,
includes
of
•
,
-ago.•,
AtHhe end
prov.
,1,237,3.2
———
State
profit
Safety
the
*
fcst.
Co.,
1464.
p.
(Canada)
for
be
;y>.
production
$37,534,770 $51,776;313
———
per common share——
and
Trust
1,536,544 *436,279
—„.
shares
$5.41
of
1949, totaled $23,111,552, about
•?«Jght times current liabilities-of $2,933,301,
resulting in-working capital
ot $20,178,251, compared with
working capital of $21^577^44 at the
of the preceding year.
Inventories on hand at Dec. .31
1949
■amounting to $13,425,108, were $2,673,712 less than a
year
Costs
&
Co.
name
will
Canadian
1949
$5,845,719
deductions
Earnings
Increased
value
;r;. 141,207
NOTE—current
Other
Paper
Operating
gen.
dividends
719,042
'■ $2,117,953
•Includes $675,000 credited
...
ENDED
"
Portion of res. for taxes no
dividends
p.
N.
20,251,837
(
the
$422,563
refrigeration, industrial and decorative Panelyte, the
Canada.
$1,845,771
700,229
ln.COI^e■ J ' -7
dividends
170,
$89,834
Johns, Quebec, and
keeping with the company's
in
/'i,,-',.'
125,000
__
Preferred
-
YEARS
profit
—V.
the
St.
$7,653,273
Common
$2,975,311
1,129,540
'
^Prcflt
Y.
for
Ground
/.
deferred
„
—
income
Preferred
14,254
$2,421,415
Other Income
,
and
1950
•
sold—
Common
a.
-
Regis
Calendar Years—
income
Federal
$2,961,057
posribe future inventory price decline
preferred
?
profit..
Total
Net
r%les (net)
CfiGts and expenses, inch Fed. Income
'
$81,050
63,352
St. Regis Paper Co.—Canadian Unit to Expand—
8t.
Reserve—s und ry
Other
$2,400,019
15,396
Remington Arms Co., Inc.—Earnings—
;Efcrnings
—
21,822,915
Calendar Years—
Common
$94,657
-
Bank
Panelyle Division which
market
$"',599,300
,
—
—
Operating
•\
21,341,075
,the public on Dec. 21 last rose to $39.64
shftffr a ye*r earliar.—V., 170, p. 1807.
/
'
'
Co.—Earnings Up—
share—__
common
Selling, advertising,
1948
tp $7^0,15,322 from $i;294,548 at" Dec. 31, 1948. Book
common, stock,
of-which there were 325,893 shares in,
*
\
sales
Gross
•.
$1,016,333
r *;
1949
Profit
Earned
equipment
V-
^.v.
"
—V. 171, p.
Earnings
,
and
shares outstanding—
common
per
Cost of products
$23,747,094 $24,783,972
expenses,,..
Profit from operations
income
for
York, N. Y.—V. 171,
-
Subs.)—Earnings—
.•
Interest
Net
plant,
taxes,—-
Calendar Years—
1949
-
-
..
sales
Prov.
income
FOR
Other
Dividends
income
—
1RESULTS
(& Subs.)—Sales Increased 2.1%—
Reliable Stores Corp. (&
Provision
$10,875
__i
Chemical
&
2—*$75,715
—
Number
•
Profit
on
,
Earnings
56,641
$1,037,958
and
admin.
_____-—
Quarter Ended March 31—
Sales
512,098
195.
p.
-Calendar Years—
Net
selling,
inch
Robcrtshaw-Fulton Controls
69.305
Sales
Costs
.
Heretofore
Wy. $0.44
-
128,035
Quarter Ended March
■
sold,
expenses
tExcept
property,
charges.—V. 171, p. 754.
Net
>
151,107*
792.
p.
171,
21,000
1639.
p.
New
58,176
goods
*Loss,
$225,048
■-$0.49
r——
(cash)
Robert Reis & Co.
—v.
178,293
42,600
3,541.562
'
—
share
159,876
8,009
the
5,023,614
—
—-—-
134,693
dividends
170,
itiAQ
$5,139,151
$5,176,447
of
Net' profit
34,821
157,000
income
on
outstanding,,-.,..,.
common
*2
5,135.389
__________—.——_______
income
Net income
Net profit
Common shores
1f
Ended Feb. 28—
$5,164,769
11,678
$394,563
4,040
taxes
46,544
of
the outstanding
general and
refunding mortgage 5% gold
bonds, series A, due July 1, 15)90, have been called for redemption on
July 1, next, at 105 and accrued interest.
Payment will be made at,
15,083
Dr 14,026
—
Federal
income
170,
$408,589
,$412,138
for
36.025
depletion
pany's trade
24,475
Total
$4,359,882
16,475
$2,092,815
1,758.647
63,457
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.—Bonds Called—
,
.$387,663
income
936,056
taxes.
$340,558
'f'..'
v
Other
$8/K)2,271 $10,135,996
5,746,704
6,831,527
2,767,903
2,895,879
_
Interest paid
Net
tProv. to reduce assets & liub. of Canadian subs.
_r_*
363,150
15,787
&
Cr2,448
$263,813
—
Federal and
sales
and
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$1,122,725
charges
Deprec.
Robbins & Myers, Inc. (& Subs.)- -Earnings—
Regal Shoe Co.—Earnings—
Prov.
$4.88
Pacific Co.—Earnings—
&
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$433,837
expenses
Interest
9.513
$5,154,235
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Mountain
$343,007
$270,389
Crl6,090
______
—
loss
general
Other
515,723
plant equipment sold or abandoned
on
income
Cost
Selling, administrative and general
6,420,232
1,975.455
$4.34
——
All
share, less
per
per
of
Cost,
10,094,215
—-V.
stock.—V. 171, p. 1572.
Net
$9,636,737
6,420.232
1,975,455'
——
1401.
Provis. for Fed. inc. tax.
Net
share t© NASD members by Reynolds
& Co., was oversubscribed.
It was erroneously reported
in last Monday's issue of the "Chronicle" that the
offer¬
ing comprised $2.40 cumulative convertible preferred
Cost
I
—
outstanding—
share
Gross earnings
'
mining
No
and
1948
$6,262,561 $10,266,931
—
Administrative
the
stock
common
and
April 13 at $34.50
on
3,776,836
1,456,050
employees.
$3,564,436
paid
St. Louis, Rocky
The secondary offering of 3,000 shares of common stock
(par $5) made
per
1,406,983
1,647,707
2,889,925
1
taxes
Period End. Mar. 31—
1949
cost
Other
Manufacturing
income
—
shares
—V. 170, p.
Manufacturing
Net
Raytheon
depletion,,.
annuities—payroll
income
Earnings
Riverside Metal Co.—Earnings—
SEC—
notification
of
proceeds
other
and
letter
a
non-assessable
share,
per
and marketing uranium
writing involved.
1,061,235
941,519
—
State
dividends
Capital
$2.00
$2.60
—
Cash
8,000,000
170, p. 2229.
Sales
covering
.—_
6,928,522
$1.58
—
Radium Mines, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Files With
The
1,135.662
expenses
$12,160,-549 SlS^lS^fi
and
and
service
5,000,000
20,434,099
10.000,000
—
Calendar Years—
SEC
Federal
Past
4,000,000
income
Dividends
1572.
p.
admin,
3,152,800
6,928,604
—
share,.
common
and
—
Depreciation
22,646,967
1,015,167
income
Capital shares outstanding
Earnings per share
24,022,047
;—3,152,800
_____-
dividends
Earnings
171,
Net
17,049,000
25,144,279
——
Common
—V.
16,783,000
,—
26,249,266
Federal
for
$
expenses-....*.,—-355,331,741 316,546,184
Federal
profit
63,942,205
1,052,923
—
general
income
Other
1 948
$80,210,503
69,427,889
-
763,145
(net).
Total
397,259,020 357,617,231
-
1949
$82,724,099
of sales,—
Net
21,883,822
971,679
Years—
sales
Selling,
96,887,046
25,277,587
income
Calendar
Net
Cost
118,770,868
97,704,148
profit
Co.—Earnings—
(Including Domestic Subsidiaries)
122,981,735
expenses
Provision
1948
1
$
income
1,483,533
Interest, etc.
1949
f
Gross
117,287,336
Monday, April 24,. 1950
$13,102,068 $16,276,606
Subsidiaries)
Domestic
taxes.
—
Costs and
Operating
'
>
oil
revenue—
Total
year-end, and current liabil¬
capital of $3,214,638. and a
Non-operating
(Including
122,153,554
828,182
8tate and Fed. gas. and
Other operating
Radio Corp. of America—Earnings—
Calendar/Years—
$
Lead
1948
$
2133.
p.
St. Joseph
1949
$11,117,001
of
gain of 4.6%.
Due partly to
promotion program, the report
compared with $471,952 in the
the
at
Oil Corp.—Earnings-
Calendar Years—
a
sales
$106,497
$4,167,305,
were
$952,667,
ratio
other
'
assets
were
to
and
sales
showed
year
1j48,
and
off
were
last
in
advertising
stated,
ities
the
$10,619,745
Intensified
an
for
report
Chronicle,
Net
income
Common
Earnings per
—V.
for
shares
170, p.
.
the
year
outstanding-
common
1302.
Balance
'
share—
.
_
„
$1,115,186
$689,846
109.288
27,322
$10.20
$25.25
$375,152
Cash dividends
Common
shares
•
Earnings per common
—V.
169,
p.
•
—
outstanding
1567.
'
share—!—
257,422
——
107,259
——
$2.94
$736,793
321,77*
107,258
v,.
$8.27
Volume 171
(1673)
The Commercial and Financial Chtahicle
Number 4901,
'TTti'lM ilium
authority
be
has applied to the Pnnsylvania P. U. Commission for
issue SI,000,000 of new 2%%
first mortgage bopds, to
due
to
March
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Calendar Years—
''
*
■
.
»
.
Provision
•;
,
.
,
,■
,
17,222
18,202
r, Net income
Preferred dividends
'CfommoH dividends
Common
shares
;Earnings
"''"-ft
!
''f*.
—
/—iw./
1
74,850
139,677
$5.39
—
_
._
-
and
a
of .first
$1,127,523
gas
-
of
Carolina.-- Cities
South
UNDERWRITERS—The
bonds
Lehman
the
and
the
of
names
8,513,204
\
/ ,'7 *
principal amounts of
s:> .
respective
per
Other
income
*
'
$17,609,287 $20,204:646
profit.w—
;
—.
".-
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415,793
213,950
f
—
BALANCE SHEET, DEC.
"* * '''•
and property /net)—
1—
.tGas
plant
^
'•
„
5,028,664
2,779,000
1
■
U.
290,242
Robert
E.
Inc.
Alex
Baird
W.
&
low
Deferred
stock
Co.__
495,Q00
495,000
Co.—_
495,000
495,000
Premium
'./,
&:
492,431
124,831
//——— $99,734,107 $93,456,608
'J
7
,'./'
stdck'($7.56 par value)—7
LIABILITIES—
$11,665,944
5,109,331
2,519,934
•Earned surplus WL—
17,888,577
stock
common
cn
:
Total
7
income
:
7
Intangible drilling and development costs.
Prov. for depl/ deprec.- and amortization.
^Pfovision for1 unpfoven properties———
/
..■■/■'«
.
'v_ Net income
Earnings
J—V.
7;
.
f
'
-
—!~
$4.71
preferred stock (par $50)
—
•5V2%>cum. conv. pfd. stock (par $50)
Common stock
series
due
1975
series
due
1977_>—
series
due
further increases
business
the
of
company
tially in recent
1940 to
years,
•
CAPITALIZATION
COMPLETION
UPON
PRESENT FINANCING
OF
.
.
.
Neither
'»
Authorized
Accounts
.
,
777 7 7-/
7 7.-.
not subscribed
-
the respective per¬
each has severally agreed to
the exercise of warrants and
for by
of the unsubscribed 3tock which
centages
purchase
as
are
Scranton
W.
*
Uontribiltions In
&
%
Estabrook
16
Co
Co
&
is
company
to obtain
with, and
system
5
/
Day, Stoddard & Williams, Inc. 1Q
The First Boston Corp.— 10
"Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fehner
<
& Beane
1—7
—10
Putnam
Co._/—
&
Alex.
in
line
Co.'s
Gas
Natural
a supply of natural
Elmore County, Ala.
7
-
;
&
Sons
7
12
3
&
Period Ended March
sales
Net
Cost
3 Months
31,1950—
._w
<-<•—
77
Sfll6K **''H' •' v7- ^7.
of
and"
administrative
Selling,
general expenses.
4,219,102
;_7
income
Othet
charges ViiL.il—J.-——,1.-.—i-.-.
Provision
51,650
7
—
Federal
for
taxes
on
;•
16,113,174
125,983
.
income
171,
Three Months Ended
Calendar Years—
sales
Net income
Income
-"
.
7
1949
-
77
1948 7.7-
*'533,262
income
of
Earnings
1946
1947
>
932,494
906,881
.
taxes
7 267,000
'
^
"•
■
t
°S359,351
$467,758
$421,614
7
$1,124,142
120,277
318,687
321.404
■
...
Nil
$0.74
SO. 58
$3.00
7
profit
!
:7
' *Loss.
^77". 77
'"77.
"-.o/"''".
■
NOTE—Beginning with 1947, figures include a
►
of
Co.
Rubber
its
,
^
,
>
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f
period End. Feb. 23—;
' #
•-
•,
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'*),.*
.
f' '
current
Total
$8,054,257
.
■
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of
Dec.
31,
$2,154,956,
Soss
Alt+W/.—,
AuthoriZed
Manufacturing Co.
n
Capitalization
authorized
company's
shares of unissued
^
V/'/: ■'■■■'''■!;:: /
on' April' 18
stockholders
preferred stock.
of hinges for
Production
approved
stock
capital
by
a
the
/
proposal
i
With
'
/
cancellation
/
the
of 40,000
•
automotive
business for
.
'
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■
flri
-
,
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.
Operating
■
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volume
'
.
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.
.
I1
planned by
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South Carolina Electric & Gas Co.—Bonds
'
.
1950—2 Mos —1949
$19,769,275 $44,364,556 $39,510,925
70,724
203,459
139,459
16,029,632
15,002,786
32,891,379
3,221,816
2,510,879
6.098,381
$2,842,165
$2,134,886
1,813,332
$5,171,337
$4,221,251
4,349,393
•' ' '
$4,220:173
1,411,780
$4,671,130
1,555,459
I
••v
$3.00
r
3.00
.
12.71
2.99
x"
1950—Month—1949
■
30,242,234
4,907,981
2,463,969
charges—
171, p. 1186.'
'
•
.?•
-
$8,502,413
? ( 21,594
$4,181,120
revenues
$4,003,171
$8,480,819
3,008.852
2,975,898
6,215,785
515,625
474,094
997,480
$8,136,212
6,173,921
!
894,996
*y
;l>
:';uT
$656,643
$553,179
552,679
445,299
$1,267,554
1,051,756
854,02^
;
taxes
'■■■■■
r
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171,
p.
.,
..
,i.,
1086.
Co.—Earnings—
' 1950—Month—1949
Period End. Feb'. 28—
Railway oper. revenues. $37,243,761 $38,583,506
jR&ilway oper. expenses30.844,802 32,842,709
Net rev. from ry. oper.6,398.959
5,740,797
2,857,74.0
Railway tax accruals—7 3,561,047
1,207,995
873,671
Equip, rents (het) (Cr)
80,215
100,246
Jt. fac. rents.(net) (Cr),
1,549,702
1,909,140
"Net ry; oper. income—
•<
aBefore
provision for interest charges on
nonoperating income items—V. 171. p. 1465.
"J
1950—2 Mos.—1949
$75,900,299 $79,173,623
63,824,131 69,965,144
12,076,168
,6,767,900
2,304,589
177,235
2,826,444
9)208,482
,
5,845,496
1,858,68(4
7 194,83'i
1,309,46'f
outstanding debt, or other
. '»
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Southern California Edison
The
Co.—Granted Exemption—
U7 Commission on April- 18 granted exemption
competitive bidding rule to this company on its contemplated
California
P.
issue of. L000,000 ,shares of cumulative, preferred, stock.
The cpm-pany's petition was filed"March 30, IasO r "
: •
17 /
^
Negotiations will be" entered into'1 immediately with The First Boston
Corp.-and Harris,-Hall & Co.!<Inc.)-to form a nationwide syndicate
which will probably.offer the stock within the next 60 days. *•" "
J
Proceeds from the sale of the proposed new issue of stock will be
used to pay off short-term notes and to finance in part the company's
continuing construction program.—V. 171, p. 1395,
Southwestern Associated
Period End
bpefating
Operating
Southern Natural Gas Co. (&
Oper.
Balance
Other
revenues
expenses.,
,
r——
—
deprec. and
J
—
income
/
;
taxes-
$415,643
$993,828
rev._
2,500
600
5,000
$813,666
1,209
revenues-
$481,252
$415,043
$988,828
$812,486
''sjjL
348,717
329,994
743,969
58,039
41,671
109,515
649,184
81,105
$43,378
$135,344
$82,176
26,882
93,561
50,727
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
1949
1948
1947 •
$32,073,912 $26,760,285 $22,053,395
25,337.030 21,208,144 17,654,847
•
„
Net
operating
;LL; $6,827,779
'$5,746,073
1.308,237
$4,658,592
930,429
/'•" Net income 7—$5,083,312
•Earnings per common share•
$3.27
$4,436,836
•
$3.15
$3,755,163
• > $2.66
income
«•
'Based
shares in
on>
-1,555,459 eomnoon Shares' in
3 948.
.
$74,496
income
Net'
~"
53,505
after charges
t
171, p.' 1395.
Southwestern Bell Telephone
-
1
Period
1949 and 1,409,212 commOn
-
■■■
•
-
Enil.
Operating
oper.
$23,231,389 $21,492,140
17,719,188 17,569,593
3,026,512 - 2,287,034
operating revenues
"Operating" expenses /-"
Operating
-
-Net
Net
e-Y,
taxes
operating
alter
Co.—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
1950—2 Mjos.—1949 .
/ $23,321,443 $21,573,485 $46,657,117 $42,331,248
rev./
90,054
/
81,345
179,996 1
163,946
Feb. 28—
revenues
Uncollectible
$4,398,548
287,044
1,744,467
Gross
—
—
Subs.)—Annual Report-
i—$6,730,882- $5,552,141
90,897
192,932
Interest and other, deductions———
1950—2 Mos.Lr-1949 "
$483,752
Uncollectible oper.
-
Telephone Co.—Earnings—«
1950—Month—1949
Feb. 28—/
revenues—
—V.
Years Ended Dec. 31—
■
1950—2-Mos.—1940$8,152,824r ^16,61^
$4,193,719 $4,013,221
12,599 / ./ 10,050
(Earnings of Transportation System)
* 3,432,215
after
—V.
Offered—A
of investment firms headed by The First Boston
♦
Corp. and Lehman Brothers on April 20 offered to the
public a new issue of $22,200,000 first and refunding
mortgage bonds, 3% series due 1980, at 103% plus ac¬
crued interest to yield 2.85% to maturity.' The issue was
•
-
oper/revm r»> ;>
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group
//
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revenues
Southern Pacific
'■ r' '•
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j
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Operating
some automotive and noncustomers,
the current year should be one of successful
the company, Mr. Soss said.—V. 171, p: 1464. *• •" '
""
in
lise^.;,
$0.12
operating income-'
Net
Net
recently received a substantial volume of new business,
increases
1,129,766
shares outstanding at end of each period
Operating
,
to reduce
automobiles, furniture and general building
..
$4,508,589
5,157,goo¬
es?,730
5,800,896
;
.
—V.
$22,093,61? $19,698,551 $44,161,097 $39,371,466
—
taxes
held at a satisfactory level during the first quarter of the
despite a strike at one of the company's principal automotive
customers, according to Charles J. Soss, President.
In addition, the
; '
$5,051,38*7'
—
—1—1 _/
——/
Operating; expensesu^iw.
year
company has
he added. '
6,341,300
8,575,943
r
shares—:
common
550,319
purposes
,
__
Net operating income
Net after "charges-/—/
of $10,209,213 compared with
ratio of 4.7 to 1. Working capital
1
The
.1
_—
—
Period End. Feb.
'
$514,479 from 1948, and surplus dropped
total of $4,529,357.—V. 171, p. 1610. 7.,
r
'
•
,
1949
a
'
Reduced—
103,232
expenses
from the
~
revenues
Operating
down
was
$417,339 to a 3rear-end
of
Uncollectible
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
•
rev,-
Operating
,
,,
..
assets
liabilities
current
of
7..'
Operating
7... ••7,subsidiary, Sieberling
•.
Ltd. „Before this, the parent company added
the Canadian company's yearly change in
7
7>. .7,7.... 7,7:.-. >
Canada,
v
other-deductions.
and
Operating
tax.—V. 171, p. 1395.
f
:■
-77
revenues'-'-i^ $22,196,845
Uncollectible oper.
proportionate share of
isurplus to net income,
v
<Ull
HI
444.207
Earnings per com. share
\-'C
t
?'
*
Southern Bell Telephone &
Operating
-
—1
Net
■
,
"
share—$0.13
provision for Federal income
'•
•
shares——
common
per
••
**'
"
Dividends.'—
7,333,027
10,826,030
depreciation and t&xes—Z—
4" v " ^
''
$69,092
$74,891'
550.319
i——
—
common
^Includes
f
731,634
1,764.142
7 7 310,000 /f
640,000
734,758
taxes
*•
.
J, Southern New England Telephone Co.—Earnings— *'
•1949
1950 -7
$981,772 $1,001,586
f
I——_—'
revenues
Net
Crl73,911
before
-
Operating income^-——————
,-y, 171,.P.
<
>
"
S25.338.774 $28,414,291 $32,116,490 $30,516,556
———
rr
"
;Sieberling Rubber Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Net
w'
-k
iross* income
"Gross* income
On
•
•
•
"Expenses, incl. fixed charges and taxes——
$4,802,220
7
,.
Number
^
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'jff• Off present capitalization/.-—/.-*-—!-^—
Co.—Earnings—
March 31—.
W.,,.,.!,!..!.)
1610.
p.
costs,
oper.
!•
Earnings per share—
totaling
South Jersey Gas
476,875
2,791,408
$1,412,960
__-77:i—
"'-Net': income'
'
•-
1950
' 1949
$23,210,444 $19,425,843
i
——
7T.
»
GrosS
—V.
Co.—Earnings Higher—
Net- Income
County, Ga. A series of
about 104 miles, would extend from the
main line to variods Georgia communities. 7;'V/ r7"7 • .'!!
1
Another application proposing service to some of.the same Georgia
communities >to be* served by-this company recently was filed with
7FPC by Georgia Natural Gas Co. of Albany, Ga.,/ '/ F,/-, /
'7 , 7
"<.•701,118
7
805,935
•
T."-/
Cr286,05C Cfl,142,296
i—
Other,
Depreciation
12 Months
$10,475,753 $39,289,935
15,547,437
' "4,086,176
-
Number
southeasterly to Brooks
Ga.,
lines,
lateral
eight
;
'
Interest
Southern Natural
J Talbot County,
Subs.)— -Earnings—
;>■
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It would include a 144-mile line extending from a connection
Gas Co.'s proposed extension of its system in
per day.'-
$99,734,107 $93,456,609
purchase costs—
Other
2*
The company is
with
Sharp & Dohme, Inc. (&
fO
Month/j Ended March 31-/-/
Gas
'
^
seeking FPC authorization to*build about 248 miles
natural gas to distributors in southern Georgia. ., ,
7 The
proposed system, estimated to cost approximately $6,600,000,
would have> a-capacity of abotit 40,000,000 cubic feet-of natural gas
3
Garrett
1,032,510
1186.
Build Pipe Line—
South Georgia Natural Gas Co.—To
75,000
411,284
1,121,776
/
Operating revenues
of pipeline to carry
3
TTTii
Sons_//_—_
Robert
7
1610,
Brown
►
75
4,399,493
178,273
207,410
594~89l
'—
'Jf/LM
XT
5
Jackson &
Total
Southern
gas from,
5
Legg & Co.——
-
Sauthern Natural Gas
5
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.—_
4 5
I—
V. 171, p.
See also
C,
Paine, Webber,
Curtis
Inc.! 5
Edward M. Bradley & Co.,
Cooley
John
Cc._z"—„i_, 10
&
-rr
—
852,^41
613,450
5,253,865=
218,278
158,467
....•Restricted under i long-term).debt agreements—$11,072,572 in 1949
and $11,471,425 lh l948.
tAfter reserve for depreciation, depletion and
amortization of $22,927,789 in 1949 and $20,694,925 ln~1948.J-V.' 17*,
•
Geyer & Co.. Inc./
—
A. M. Kidder & Co.—_
2,448,936
'
944,'798
773,786
—_——
"
600.Q06
1,000,000
1,596,012
: r
construction—'—/—
of
aid
"
follows:
Vo
Chas.
This
of adidtional capital stock of the company as are
the 50,000 shares
debt-—,
liabilities
.
50,000
Miscellaneous reserve'
—/
Custqihers advances for construction^./,—
S;'.:.;,
v,.
Commission
520,000
3-,
—_—
accfued
Miscellaneous
Pro-
-
* l/u/r;/.
f
;
.
——
seeking. Federal Power
authorization
to construct approximately 150 miles of pipeline to carry natural gas
to
about 92,000 people in south central Alabama.
Estimated tota,l
cost of the project is $2,500,000.
7";
7' 7:7/7' . ' 7
The cdihpa'ny also asked FPC authorization to connect its proposed
j UNDERWRITERS—The names of the several underwriters of so many
of
Inc.
Natural Gas Co.
j.,
deposits! and? accr/ interest- thereon
Accrued interest, on long-term
after
Build Pipeline— /iS/'
3,12ojo06
\
,
Jajces,,,other, than income taxes—
;»
Accrued Federal and State ihcome taxes——-
common, .'stack- were
South Central Alabama
poses to
•>
1,000,006
6,000,000
Accrued,
.
.
payable
-Customers'
p.
Outstdg.
$3,ooo,ooo
$5,ooo,ooo
1,....,..
5,336:000
985,600
v
•
3'% serial 'notes due, semi-an. to May 20, 1956
Notes payable to banks.—_/_—„/
of $550,000 falling due .within 12
March 15, 1950.
At such date
reserved , for conversion of /the
5'/2%" cumulative convertible preferred stock. On April .10, • 1950 the
company called for redemption on May 10, .1950 all of the outstanding
•shares of S'/zC/
cumulative convertible preferred stock.
Shares-of
;such 5V2% .cumulative convertible preferred stock may be converted
•into'-common stock ■ at any thne up to thfe close of business on May
8, 1950.—V. 170, p. 2336.k.f
'.r
7
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its subsidiaries has any funded debt
7. 7. :;7
stock outstanding.
pr. preferred
,7
—1——
.
the company nor any of
t,
a—
Mississippi Gas Co.:
~
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.'Capital stock (par $10)_„——i—
bonds, due April 1, 1971—
series
%; series A
—______
2notes maturing. 1949 to 1956
of
•
10,900,009
637,000
3 Ve
$1,557,000
,
,
p
9,500,000"
,
series
d\kr'(>
,
V
28,000,008
5,250,000
37/a %
' '
&
meeting
special
conversions
fDisregarding
in the volume of business. The volume of
and its subsidiaries has increased substan¬
net premiums written rising from $6,222,216 in
$19,182,309 in 1949. 7
7 7 7.
7,
,7
•'
possible
and
annual
an
309^022 shares of
l*'; PROCEEDS—To provide additional capital funds In anticipation of
>
Gas
Ry.t
First mortgage
4
22,200,000
_*
—
,7 tThe amount shown- is exclusive
months from April 1, 1950..- <
-V
expire at 3 p.m; (EDST) on May 2, 1950. v
'
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197,033
27,400,008
——
mortgage 'on office building—„;
Alabama Gas-Gorp.:
stockholders to be held oh
'May-175 I960, there.wlir.be''submitted a( proposal to amend-, the chapter
'of the company so as to'create; a new series of preferred stock con-sisting of 60,000 'shares, par1: value $50 each and to eliminate from
authorized
capital stock 21,032 shares of 5%/'preferred stock and
-80,858 shares of ,5 WM preferred stock../•'V if
-i /
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; v\; :
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being offered by the company to its stockholders of rec-ord April 12, 1950, at $30 per share in the ratio of one
new share for each five shares held;These subscription
"Warrants
'4%
19683>—
98,813*
serial notes due semi-ann. to May 1, 1956
2 Vtf'e
4,000;000
4,000,000
/,
Elec. Co. 5% consoj.mitge. gold bds.,
due March 1, 1999'(non-callable)—"'"$2,500,000
.
.
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Charleston,, Consolidated
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven — Details re
Offering
Chas. W. Scranton & Co. and Day,
Stoddard & Williams, Inc. are joint managers of an in¬
vestment banking group which is underwriting 50,000
shares of additional capital stock. (par $10)" which are
'■!
1979-
1980
"3%'series dud June 1,
,
$8,000,000
3%"
3Yefe, series due
►Stock
t44,i46 shs.
3,021,460 shs.
f$4,585,000'
$6,200,000„»-.
50,000,000 >,
refunding mortgage bonds
3%
<
■'4''-7^77'>7:^'
125,234 shk.
U,780,014 shs.
$4.50)
(par
...g
,
80,858 shs.
lO^ye&r serial
1st &
3%
t
146,266 shs.
•5%
$6,780,713
7
$5.52
Outstanding
/Authorized
i,44t639
1,447! 636"
#i,.
-2 Vs%
——
-
171, p. 4667
Minority interest in Alabama Gas Corp.:
••■/
$3.50 cum. prior pfd. stock ($50' par value) —
/ Common: stock ■— /—_•—:
First mortgage pipe line sinking fund bonds,
!
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
u
2,250,000
$5,781,347
■
v
...
»
share.————
per
875,000
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
1
-
taxes—;—
Ffovlsion "for Federal income
j.
•
$17,823,237 $20,620,439
7,648,778 > 6,775,300
1,966,385
1,660,974
1,551,730 ; >3,153,453
2,380,273
2,569,173
16,124,288
:
surplus
Capital
r*
*
2,943,188
260,393
859,778
'
62,593
'
250,000
.
-i
■
i
238,516
a—
etc.;
1—
Common
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs
J. J. B. Hilliard & Son.
Miller &
Newton
M.
i—.—.—
1—
_*
Total
•
2,645,431
expense
550,000
& Sons—
•»
(at or be-
charges
Capital
3,135,995
accr. int.-
—
Prepaid taxes,, insurance,
Co.,
—
Brown
Hayden,
C. Allyn & CO.> Inc.j
cost)—i
average
3,737,829
' 290,242
3,932,239
and"
supplies and merchandise
Materfals,
t
•/•.;'
.
8.-Treasury securities, at cost
(net)_
1
Accounts receivable
the
of
31
1943J
' 1949
'*
$86,915,463 $82,110,287
66,240
51,319
"*
*
and' property—J
investments
Miscellarneous
-7
7 .
r
;
$2.29
,
1,409,212 commori
shares in 1949 and
common
CONSOLIDATED
bonds which
new
.
$2.84
$2.88
share———
common
ASSETS—" '
F.'S. Moseley & Co._
1,100,000
Tucker, Anthony & Co._ 1,100,000
Corp._$2,779,000
Boston
Brothers,
1,100,00O
Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.) 1,100,000
•Hemphill,
Noyes; iGra-: ^ t ' )
ham, Parsons & Co— 1,100,000
■
Operating
$3,226,157
I.lSOillO
Charleston
underwriters
to purchase are as follows:
'•
*
:
$4,002,599
596,41%
1948.
*
i
,781,602 ;
$3,705,867
479,^ll
$4,472,673
—
on-l,555r459
Power Co. and Carolina
several
A.
9,080,032'"
Operating and general expenses.———
include
served
is sold to Duke
Blyth & Cq., Inc.—1 2,779,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; 2,779,000
Harriman Ripley & Co., •Inc.
2,779,000
1948
$26,689,319 $28,717,850
—.
•Earnings
of Columbia and Charleston and neighboring areas and
214 miles- of bus routes., .For the 1949, calendar year the
reported operating revenues of $19,914,154 and net income
$2,781,684..
V.y
; 77
The First
—
$4,784,501
,
deducti0ns_l_J-i
other
income
shares in
parts
in
'new
■
revenue
$3,109,455
■
-
.-'•Based
The company also produces and sells manufactured
J -V
$7.54
Seaboard Oil Co. of Del.—Earnings—
Operating
$4,194,493
590,008
$5,602,783
2—"——
company,
139,677
1949
1
v
Net
.
,-operates
■»
Calendar Years—
—!
1-
>
1947 /
$14,270,80$
11,161,431
710,909
$4,891,874
—*
Interest and
mortgage
Electric energy
Light Co.
each has agreed
^
Balance
Qross Income
.company
southwestern
Power &
"74,850
.7* 279,355
.7
1
Other Income
generates, distributes and sells electric
territory covering 14,400 square miles in central, southern
and Columbia.
805,000
■
In
energy
:——
'
209,516
,
outstanding-
'
""
r\ $827,152
—
.
1402.
p.
•"///;. t,.f;
'
7
mortgage.3%% bonds due Nov. 1, 1978.
BUSINESS—The
105,486
460,000
taxes—
-
per common share
•i-v. 170,
viz:
3s,
as
"
the sale will be applied to the redemp¬
3*«%. bonds due July 1, 1973,
proceeds of
$19,200,000
of
and $3,000,000 fi^St
$2,038,000
151,404
income
state
and
;if4'*;. *
m.,
bonds
1948
during
PURPOSE—The
tion
■
J
-
y.
the
for
102.053,
Corp.*
.
2,019,807
$1,438,556
Federal
for
'
j
K'n
;
1948
Securities
new
106%
at
1,421,334
—,
"
j'
...
Union
The
-
'
*' •*
1 i Total
—
Income charges
;
.
<•''"<
'
1949
„
—
•': ■
•
'
•
$16,182,395 $18,772,695
/———u
—
.•.••
•
♦
■
I-
J
.—
operations
income
1
'
■
■
.
—
from
Other
U'.
,
-
sales
Profit
•
'
'
*
Scullin Steel Co.—Earnings—
•
received
,bonds are redeemable under regular redemption provisions
the" !2 months beginning April 1, 1950 and therer
.after at prices decreasing to - the "principal
amount.
Sinking fund
redemption prices range from 103% to the principal amount." ' V «
*•'r
•Net
otfteFblds
three
were,
""U'..., 1 ■ ;
nto
i;4,
■■
■
>
*
There'
and
1949
.
Operating revenues —
$22,475,899 $17,884,739"
Oper. expenses., deprec. and taxes17,584,025
13,690,245
Kidder," Peabody & "Co.", 102.319Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 102.1599';
,
ACCOUNT (PARENT COMPANY ONLY)
-:' INCOME
.
Years Ended Dec. 31—,
,
Proceeds would be used to retire loans made
1572.- '
-
1976.
15,
April 18 on
on
The offering was oversubscribed.^
its bid of 102.4199.
company
tor plant construction.—V. 171, p.
1
competitive sale
awarded to the group at
Seranton-Spring Brook Water Service Co.—Bonds—
The
•
income
$2,485,689
1,992,555'
charges—^
171, p- 1186. i
/
„
$40,477,121 $42,167,305
35,745,609 35,859,358
5,978,457 4,129,638
$1,635,513
$4,753,055
1,191,535
3,753,655
$2,173,31^
1,294,636
;
10
t
(1674)
BALANCE
Springfield City Water Co., Portland, Me.—Files—
ASSETS—
of notification with the
£EO covering 2,000 shares of 4^7* cumulative preferred stock, series
£ (par $100», to be offered at $102 per share through H. M. Payson
&
Co., Portland,
and The Moody Investment Co., Springfield, Mo.
The proceeds are to be used to expand properties and to pay indebted¬
The
company
ness.—V.
164,
April
on
filed
7
letter
a
company
April
on
filed
14
' '
■
■
trustee of first
Cash
—1
U.
Govt,
S.
•
Accounts
receivable
Miscellaneous
39,237
425
3,862,460
6,500,914
'
—-
...
—
deposits
special
stock
584,578
2,209,906
...
debits
Deferred
Capital
'
3,660,000
657,067
36,215,637
12,948
:
—
cost)
(at
receivable
Interest
1,998,681
2,899
4,055
J
-
securities
—...———...
expense
extraction
tin
of
utilizes
It
81,000,000.
mately
Vulcan's
newly-developed
Bolivian
low-grade
from
commercially impractical,
Buttfield explained that the rate of production at
Mr.
low level in order
various pieces of equipment.—V. 170, p. 2337.
operations
kept
was
at
•
•
.
Transit Ry.—Earnings—
Staten Island Rapid
Net
ry.
From
-
Gross
•7,913
•55,204
Jan.
Net
ry.
•
•64,400
Premium
423,714
477,485
581,440
524,766
•8,352
2,966
•8,677
10,000
*103,570
•96,562
•139,464
•106,347
income
oper.
1,765,000
29,008,333
—
—
26,490,833
avail, for payment of divs.)
630,368
First mtge. pipe line bds., 3%% series due 1968 143,000,000
16% interim notes, due May l, 1951
26,500,000
Retainage on construction contract payments—
1,148,251
Accounts
payable—construction costs
4,044,552
Other accounts payable
4,553
Taxes
accrued
184,551
Bond interest accrued
431,979
Earned
i—
railway
railway.,
stock
common
on
,"••••
value 50c per share)..—-
stock (par
Common
126
•54,382
•Deficit.—V. 171, p. 987.
The
SEC
r -—:—
•
SEC
T.
company
in
400,000
covering
Henderson
C.
Co.,
&
88,848
141,938
tLess interest accrued.
1
•
(•
-
»
is
1 t
-
The/corporation
covering
offered
at
urban
Gas
This
($100
Co.,
and
gram
Inc.
The
increase
to $50,000.—V.
11
5%
share)
per
working
for
will
on
April
shares of
300
par
filed
a
letter of notification with
cumulative preferred stock to be
by company and its affiliate, Sub¬
—
V,
171,
finance construction pro¬
> 1
outstanding 5% preferred stock
proceeds
to
are
capital.
p.
; ■
;
authorized
and
•Net
; 1950
■h.U__L__
income
!
•Net
1949
■
$194,000
-
loss
Net
'
and
charges
alter
171,
profit,—V.
net
against
assets
Earned
stock
share.
per
•After
outstanding..
'■/
-
__
provision
income
for
taxes.—V.
170,
2230.
p.
322,056
$0.46
;
$10.43
a
sales
>
''7
•,
^
line
i-iVr
Television
i
"
Fund, Inc.—Amendment Filed With SEC—
amendment
An
originally
made
was
April
to
10
for
taxes
1949
$9,872,20«
856,589
52,031
47,655
■' 173,199
share
per
natural
pools in West Virginia.
of
with
the
SEC
covering 2,500,000
offered Sept. 8, 1948),, showing that 490,247 shares
market for a total of $4,809,323, and the remaining
were removed from
registration.
The proceeds were
ment.
Television Shares Management Co. was the
writer.—V. 171, p. 699.
overall
Estimated
pany
Nil
of
cost
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.
United
Light
Organized — See Mathieson
y. 171, p. 1465.
V V
Chemical
Corp.
April
above.—
^7/7 '77.
Texas Engineering & Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Contract
weather
docks
announced
Each
*
April
value
that
the
North
the
16.
the
McCulloch,
Robert
B-36,
"
of
of
scope
American
fabrication
Work
obtained.
the Air
project
was
Aviation
large
so
in
feet
square
facility
the
that
Dallas,
at
TEMCO
plant
"A"
Texas,
He
has
;
the
Trust
steps
said
by
docks,
The
Mr. McCulloch said, already is underway
will be stepped up as fast as materials can
ship set, he added, is scheduled for delivery
first
in
June.—V,
171,
to
registration
oil
With
of
be
4,102,000
offered,
with
filed
was
shares
400,000
of
the
SEC
on
April
stock,
common
$5
18
its
1950-1951
construction
the
shares, to
requiring
program,
basis
of
stock
held.
by amendment.
See
also
share
one
The
No
Cities
be
offered
by
stockholders of
common
the
Service
©n
par.
■> Of
estimated
an
of
Cities Service Co,
are
at
and
underwriter
Co,
A.
is
be
169,
be
1
the
.
filed
10
shares
share),
per
Coleman
letter
a'
of
stock
through
at
realized
the
$10
per
the
finance
increase
March 25
on
said
$2,650,000 from
exercise
the
County,
proceeds
stock
common
to
to
used
be
by
equity
sion
of
the
line
in part:
of
the sale of additional
warrants
for
the
sold
Sept,
10,
tion.
to
$50
at
amendment
an
under
1935,
This
filed
registration
of 5,521
a
the
New
to
purchase
505 million
York-Connecticut border and
of another compressor station
bank
of
cubic
would require
an
the
erection
additional $5,000,000 of
loans.
Year Ended
400
first mtge.
Interest
on
6%
Amortization
3%%
'Amortiz.
of
first
Taxes assumed
interim
on
Interest charged
expenses
of
(
Earned
surplus
at
end
fctle lor payment
of
.
&
exp.)I
:
,
predecessor
period
SEC
April
on
which
of
shares
Druggists
to
filed
amendment
an
registration
a
Wholesale
--Calendar Years
3 Mos. End.
1949
Mar. 31,'50
Sales
drill for
"
$
Net
899,892
45,023
and
taxes__
327,161
109,973
New
,
company's
funding
4V2<!«
and
real
32,639
77
•74 iy*
Western Union Telegraph Co.—To
and
124,529,669
1,227,053
-V. 170, p. 1641.
May 1,
$
110,976.171
809,991
541,550
700,018
508,912
274,186/
income
The
1947
"7
$
229,163
income
Expenses
'
1948
$
47,280.355 115,831.224
Gross
li
became
preferred
stock
there
effective
(no par
'/
Pay Bonds—
bonds due
estate mortgage
1950, of which about $8,000,000 is outstanding, will be paid on
after
that date
York
City.—V.
at
the
371,
p.
oflice of its Treasurer
at 60 Hudson
Street*
1187.
Worth,
Fort
of
Wilcox-Gay Corp.—Offer Withdrawn—
7
John
with
SEC
the
statement
April
on
which
According to
sold
were
16,
;
amendment
filed
a
registration
and
shares
688
still
to
the
statement
total of 3,112 shares of
a
were
sold
be
at
with
Three Months Ended March 31—
company
182,722
2,351,131
1,779
(not
1949
$383,907
335,543
319,709
$64,198
income
from
Earnings
—V.
171,
This leaves 200
1336.
156, p.
Woodstock
company
April 10 filed
on
of
shares
2,500
This
stock;
certain
net
oi
proceeds
letter of notification with the SEC
a
the
common
are
stock
with the exception of
key employees, is being
a
outstanding
3,000
applied
effect
shares of
the
of
Universal
portion
to
7.
which
is
Finance
being
the
present
preferred
stock
Corp., No. Woodstock, N. H^—-
and
April 13 filed
Exchange Commission—
a
letter of notification with the SEC
Pump
&
to be offered at
buy
equipment
Machinery
Corp.
($10 per
par
and
for
working
(& Domestic
Subs.)—Earnings—
acquisition
the
to
3 Months Ended
Corp.
Profit
acquired
financing, there
3,074 shares
Net
and
-V.
March,31—
Federal
income
$1,911,500
;
income
$2,376,949
903,241
1948
$2,343,216
946,297
$1,473,708
$1,396,913
1949
1950
taxes___
taxes__
726,370
$1,185,130
before
Federal
retained in the company treasury.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
be
Worthington
-
stock,
being
Woodcraft
Securities
share), the proceeds to be used to
capital.
No underwriting involved.
coln, Neb., are offering 3,000 shares of 5V2 % cumulative
sinking fund preferred stock at par ($100 per share).
PURPOSE—The
;
covering 4,000 shares of preferred stock,
The First Trust Co. of Lin¬
covering the 3,000 shares of preferred
With
Th corporation on
Offered—
Stock
Corp—Preferred
Wachob-Bender Corp. and
$0.31
shares
(145,923
;
■
registration.
*
Finance
$0.39
141.
p.
at $50 per
Files
Universal
$45,601
outstanding)
April 11, there
effective Oct.
(no par)
of com. stk.
per share
18,597
$57,297
income
Net
/ v
18,081
97,708
Cr342~858
—
Operating exps. and inc. taxes (State and Fed.)
Gross
7:v;''77
7
1950
$410,921
$75,378
Operating revenue
oecame
stock
share.—V.
per
..7
on
and Bernard
Inc.,
Wisconsin Hydro Electric Co.—Earnings—
there
effective
,,
SEC
which
common
removed
$50
;;
.
an
under
1942,
shares
85~500
650,627
7
Meek, President of John Meek Industries,
Lippin, President of the Philharmonic Radio Corp., have withdrawn
their offer to acquire substantial stock
interests in the Wilcox-Gaj'
Corp., they announced on April 10. No explanation for the withdrawal
was
given.
(See V. 171, p. 1360.)—V. 171, 1503.
Inc.—
11
became
S.
H.
Druggists of St. Louis, Inc.—Stock
Sold—
will
737,751
1,840
105^543
dividends)
Washington, and cer¬
of Southern UtmU.
stock
bondholders on
Interest, etc., deductions
by
Cr7,270,380
(disct.
stock
of
$23,073
2,995,055
bonds,
A
period'
Issue expense on common
4
line
and expense)
construction
Net Income for the
Organization
notes
Dec. 31,'48
$1,005,964
1,540,000
pipe
interest
to
series
notes-,
mtge.
(commitment fee
6%
securities)
pipe line bonds, 3%%
interim
of
series
of
the
to
Co.—Earnings—
7
K;p 7v7 i777. f;r7; !'77';,;
under
United
to
Dec. 31,'49
3ncome (interest from investments in
on
stock
common
now
7
July 16, 1943, a total of 2,774 shares of common stock (no par) at $50
per
share, and 1,826 shares were removed from registration.
This
leaves 400 shares still to be sold at $50 per share.—V. 157, p. 2459.
The
Oct. 5,'48
3nt.
is
Period—
and
Wholesale
sold
were
COMPARATIVE INCOME ACCOUNT
I
of
of
sent
to be
Southern
which
be
to
79 shares were removed from registra¬
shares still to be sold at $50 per share.
share;
per
the
with
statement
total
a
leaves
United
share
capacity from 340
the sale of an additional $32,000,000 of
line bonds and $10,000,000 of bank loans.
Exten¬
to
shares
shares
the
United Wholesale Druggists of Chicago, Inc.—Stk. Sales
According
were
financing,
mortgage pipe
for
in
rights are
If the
Weeden &
the
without allowing for extension of the line to New England,
requires an estimated $44,650,000.
This consists of $2,650,000 already
first
by
or before
Utah stock is sold pursuant to a proposed
pending before the SEC, the proceeds will
be distributed
among Washington
creditors.
If it is not sold, tb«
stock will be distributed.—V. 171, p. 788.
7 •
feet,
raised
interest
their
amendment
involved. ,;!
underwriting
No
Texas,
Stock Sold—
share.
in
7
,
with
notification
non-assessable
of
.
also
<
jurisdiction
certificates
of
of
April 25.
major
in
"The corporation
shares
tificates
.
$190*000 000°^ ^Is provided the company with net cash aggregating
"To
of
controlled
be
detachable
one
York,
subsidiary," Southern
will
reserved
Notices
by Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., was oversubscribed. See
V. 171, p. 1611.
/ , '
7 7.7- ,vj.
7:7;,
i
•;
:•? " f !, ; :•/
added
2035.
p,
financing for the construction of the pipe line
June, 1949, with the sale to institutional investors
of $143,000,000 first
mortgage pipe line bonds, 3%% series, due 1968.
With the proceeds from the previous sale of
6%
interim notes and
fcuch
'
Bank &
7 7
^
Hanover
senior
completed
common
'*
*
Oversubscribed—The secondary offering of 10,000 shares
of common stock (par $20) at $39.25 per share (less a
dealer's concession of $1 per share) made on April 12
named.
above.—V.
Williams, President,
initial
"The
($1
in
gas
April
on
136,922
par
According
Claude
J
that company through warrants
stock for each share of Cities
Toledo
offering price of these shares is to
Service
to
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Annual
Report
Reveals Further Financing Planned—
was
•
(' It
4
.
company
value)
3,702,000
offered to
J?
■'
>
represents
stock
'
"
.7
,
of the U. S. District Court for th«
Nathan A. Smyth and Leo Loeb,
1950,
14,
New
of
are
$21,000,000.
The
J
indebtedness.
Central
was
7,-'7'
■'
S
April
District
■
shares of
United States Pipe & Foundry Co.—Secondary Offering
pro¬
to be offered by this company
and the balance of 3,702,000 shares
by Cities Service Co.
The 400,000 shares to be offered by the company are to be offered
at competitive bidding.
Proceeds of the financing are to be applied
to complete
City
Kansas
the
covering
1395,
p.
on
statement
sale
to
plan
per
^oward liquidation of United Light & Railways Co. as approved
10, last, and by stockholders of the company on
171, p. 1611.
/
";
/ *
^ .
SEC
Toledo Edison Co.—Registers With SEC—
the
y 7* '
1
■
used to retire
the
under
7V
.
'*
$12
five
16.—V.
The
in
shares
f
»
■
Utah Power Co.
Washington's gas prop¬
its stockholders and directors, subject to
of the Court to supervise and control tb«
consummation of its plan of reorganization.
,>7 r 7,
7
»■
The order further provides that the holders of Washington's first
lien and general mortgage 6% bonds may, on and after May 8, 1950,
exchange their bonds for a certificate in which are combined nonthe
share
at
each
for
its
erties
common
U, S. Oil Co., Las Vegas, Nev.—Files With SEC—
at
be
April 11 filed a letter of notification witli the
covering 2,500 shares of common stock (par $100) to be offered
exchange for
outstanding stock of The Thomas Mortgage Co.
(Kansas) on a share-for-share basis.
No underwriting involved.
corporation
posing
\
to be
are
United
of
City
.
accommodate
to
SEC
the
sale
Kansas
-
t
'•v
V.
\
agent
of
the
the SEC on Jan.
Feb.
former
Thomas Loan Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
A
of
Co., 70 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.
offered
The
•>
Disposal
the
plant and
Force
„
'■J
' '
Subscription
leased
the
of
held.
.
stockholders
to
shares
S663,272
$0.80
i t
trustees of this company,
were
relieved of their powers and duties
relating to the assets of that company other than the common shares
of
operations.
the
on
the TEMCO
the
112,500
offered
Proceeds of
'
their
taxes^-^_.,--_v,(
Distributed to Stockholders—
or
order dated
Southern
(EST),
p.m.
company
Ended
Mar. 26,'49
146Q.:/':7:"1 ;7;;;7;'
p.
May Be Sold
,;7'' 1 :77''/, 7;/7'
had until 3
proportionate share of
this
for
three
of
of
income
Federal
13 Weeks
Weeks
Cnded
Mar. 25,'50
.'7 ;
-
Washington Gas & Electric Co.—Southern Utah Stock
r
Expired
Warrants
—
7"
ijv {-
City Power & Light Co. then owned by United Light.
was
ratio
United
..
and
Kansas
stock
the
■i.
President,
Mr. McCulloch said, consists of four units,
the contract will run in excess of $500,000.
additional
an
Servicing
16
subscribe
to
of
This
the Air Materiel
ship sets of all-
by
of
ship set,
total
'
for
contract
a
erection
19,
stock
in
The
company
has been awarded
Command
for
the fabrication
and
stockholders
Common
,
Co.
7 7;
t'fk
$387,942
common share_,77--7,—: 1
$0,42
per
storage
;/».-■'.5.7*.,.,..../t
Railways
8c
after
171,
By
Chemical Affiliate
—
-V.
project is $1,326,000, which the com¬
funds on hand,—V, 171, p. 1396.
the
April 19—.
-
underground
profit
Earnings
miles
two
''1*
Co.—Earnings Decline-
} .-7
/; Period—
authoried this company
of pipeline for the
17
12
*$393,253
$0.29
$46,251
—
*$109,989
Construct Pipe¬
to
from
',,7:
.
finance from
to
proposes
of
and
to
gas
April
on
total
a
248,795
::7'7'77;'
1466.
171, p.
Ward Baking
Commission
operate
162,510
.
—Cr27,450
income—
on
,„7—————————7— /7'
loss
Earnings
7 * Net profit.—V.
Net
Power
and
transportation
registration statement
shares
(publicly
were sold at the
2,009,753 shares
used for invest¬
principal under¬
the
filed
Federal
construct
1
1950
147,153
-
Provision
Facilities—
The
to
Ihd.
$6,808,055
int., deprec. and income taxes—_
Interest charges
——-—
Depreciation
;
-
1949 *
1950
$55,374
taxes
Co.—Authorized
Gas
Fuel
1.' '
(& Subs.)—Reports Loss in Quarter—
-
i->(>
United
t
1949.^—V, 170, p. 1087.
31,
$157,795
322,056
$0.57
,
,
Higher—
■
Common
'
,
equivalent to $10.79 a shara
share on Dec. 31, and $9.40 a
Three Months Ended March 31—
1466.
p.
,
filed a letter of notification with the
stock to be offered at S3 per
be used to establish capital and surplus?
No underwriting involved.
14
to
are
reports
1950,
31,
March
on
Net
.
.•(
.
"7
■.
Profit before
Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns.—
3 Months Ended March-31—
t(James) Talcott, Inc.—Earnings—
l
3 Months Ended March 31—
\
7 '■?
*
\
,
'-'n-A
i
..
United Cigar-Whelan Stores
\
'
'
1 -
"7 '..777 ;
April
on
corporation
March
Net
'/
166. p. 1932.
;
t
100,000 shares of common
proceeds
Walworth Co.
•7
preferred stock, $3 series, are reserved for such payment.—
500.
cumulative
.
$206,717,588 $54,856,153
of one share of such stock for each $50 principal
The 530,000 shares of authorized but unissued
$3 series, at the rate
amount
of the notes.
The
The
on
maturity, if either the corporation or the registered
so
elect, by the issuance of cumulative preferred stock,
at
shall
owners
Syracuse Suburban Gas Co., Inc.—Files With SEC—
SEC
payable
^
t
Wall Street Investing Corp.—Assets
2,034
due and payable from fund at Dec. 31, 1949.
iThe principal amount of the Q% Interim notes
•Including $5,809,334
Inc.
,•
organization of company.
26,500,000
share
!.
—17./J-
Total
17 filed a registration statement with the
shares of capital stock, 25c par.
Underwriter:
April
on
/
company
covering
share.
Supervised Shares, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
The
,
start ol
and adjust
,..
„
.
>
,,
the
out
—Files With SEC—
:
(not
surp.
heretofore
,
Wabash National Life Insurance Co., Indianapolis,
J1,632,500
J'" '*
LIABILITIES
$248,675
•2,936
*64,681
from
from
;
•17,976
income
oper,
Net
:
,'
.
$206,717,588 $54,856,153
Total
,
1947
railway___
from
Net
j.
$275,344
$225,478
$193,252
__
1948
1949
1950
February—
from
railway
Gross
try
to
a
for
process
concentrates,
considered
79,331
!——
j..
;
of
increased
production
in
the near future at th»
recently-completed tin smelter at Sewaren, N. J., was
voiced'last week by A. C. Buttfleld, President, who announced thwt
results obtained during the first four months of operation had been
encouraging and that the company is stepping up production so a* ta
approach the planned capacity rate of five tons daily.
The
new
project
was
constructed by» the
Wigton-Abbott
Corp..
engineers and contractors of Plainfield, N. J., at a cost of approxi¬
Expectation
company's
1,001
'
—.
1948 '
$1,502,540
6,188,054
;
pipe line bonds, 3%% series, due 1968- 101,984,727
(Special deposit with trustee for interest on
6% interim notes to maturity, May 1, 1951—
2,120,000
of
letter
a
—
Co.—Stepping Up Production-—
Vulcan Detinning
1949 ! ;
$81,623,810
12,325,471
mtge.
notification with the
SEC covering about 5,770 shares of common stock to be sold at the
market price of about $52 per share.
The proceeds are to pay bank
loans and. for corporate purposes.
No underwriting involved.—V. 171,
p. 1298.
•
.v,'
; '• : t.>.
"The
——
deposit with
•Construction lund
SEC---
Stanley Works, New Britain, Conn.—Files With
(
Ga3
2636.
p.
'1
plant
Investments
and Financial Chronicle, Monday, April 24, I95ff
DEC. 31
SHEET,
,
,
construction expenditure*
plant construction advancer
Gas
The Commercial
•
of
$100
$630,368
stock.—V.
common
-
•
'
4
'
*
•
131,
p.
1114,
1
•
'
-
7 '
,
.
,
»
V
'
first
lien
1973
at
New
and
called for redemption
on
together with accrued interest.
3V*%t
due,Oct.
1,
Payment will be made
City Bank Farmers Trust Co., corporate trustee, 22 William St.,
York
15, N. Y.~V. 171, p. 1466.
*
1503.
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co.—Earnings
Gilbert.
June 16, 1950 $141,000 of
refunding mortgage bonds, series C,
p.
J
.
This company has
171,
-
Virginian Ry. Co.—Partial Redemption—
at the
avail-
par
Higher—
W.
Chapman, President, on April 13 revealed that the con¬
of the company's nine operating divisions will b«
larger for the ilrst quarter of 1950 than for the corresponding period
solidated
in
earnings
1949.
.
-
Mr/ Chapman also stated
months
p.
2231.
of
.
this
.
,
year
.
is
that incoming business for the first tbreo
ahead of last year's first quarter.—V. 17<^
"
-v.
.
.
•
\
(1675)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 4901,
171
Volume
11
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RAN6E OF SALE PRICES
Year 1949
Lowest
Jun
178
t per share
Dec
3%
Dec
11
Adams
Sep
397a Apr
11
427, Feb
14
Adams-Mihls
Dec
43
13
50
Feb
24
44%
47
Dec
Jun
11%
Dec
May
51%
Dec
Jan
2374 May
97% Mar
Jan
17 y4 Jan
39% Apr
3
97a Jan
26
51
Jan
5
Alabama
Alaska Juneau Gold
Dec
4%
Nov
27a Mar 22
3% Jan
3
18%
Dec
157a Mar 29
187a Jan
10
67 y2 Jan
72
73
Sep
Feb
4
Dec
88
Sep
83
July
6
Jun
165
Jun
15%
Mar
4 Vb
Jan
>
Aldens
Dec
68 y4 Apr
21
857a Feb
Dec
79 y4 Apr
30% Apr
19
Jan
5
108
Apr
21
89% Mar
2
95
Apr
13
Mar
94
2
Allen
14
2
Feb
83%
Jan
97%
Not
93
Feb
16
96
25%
Feb
33%
Dec
31% Jan
13
35% Mar 23
Apr
4%
76
Jun
88
Oct
86% Feb
17
91
Apr
Jan
37%
Dec
35% Feb
20
38% Jan
4%
Jan
Oct
4% Jan
40
Jan
2
3
61% July
69
Oct
x7%
12
Dec
6
3%%
7
American
35
Jan
96% July
5V2 Jun
104
Jan
101% Feb
Jan
7% Jan
Jan
12
Amer
20
4*
Co
Jun
4%
Dec
3% Jan
3
21
Jan
106%
Dec
105% Jan
3
119
Jan
28
American
172% Mar
187%
Sep
183 Mi Jan
4
190
Jan
18
30% Feb
18
23% Mar 28
26% Jan
12
44 Mi Jan
51
22 % Mar 24
82
Jan
60
25%
Dec
47%
Jun
19% July
Feb
Sep
79
Mar 28
15 V*
Feb
19%
Dec
7
18% Jan 24
14
Jun
19%
Oct
17% Apr
39%
■
Mar
71% July
87
35 Yt
82
Dec
49
51 y«
Feb
99
Jun
Dec
115% Jan
23
Feb
23
86% Jan
Apr
73
171
16
32% Jan
American
13
Apr
21
Chicle
47a
1574
Feb
1374
197a
2174
Jan
6% Jan
Oct
Dec
18% Jan
Nov
20
28
Jun
37a
Dec
Dec
35%
35%
35%
35 y8
357s
357a
357a
1,500
3%
3%
3%
37a
374
37s
37,
37»
2,600
3%
*38%
45
*38
45
3%
857a Apr
Dec
16
Jan
37
Jun
61%
Dec
54
Jan
76% Apr
457s
Oct
51%
Dec
497a Jan
55% Mar 22
34
Jun
43%
Oct
397s Feb
4274 Jan
18
Jun
5%
Oct
4% Jan
6% Apr
1
American
*39
45
*40
45
111
111
41%
41 7»
41%
417a
11%
11%
11%
1174
11%
117a
11
11%
70%
72
717a
71%
7174
71
71
1,500
3,600
71
71
717a
18
17%
18%
18
is y4
18
18%
18
18%
65%
65%
65%
65%
6574
6574
66%
66%
270
12%
13
12%
13%
127z
1274
127a
14%
88,200
♦104
32%
3274
32%
3274
32 VB
3274
32%
1047a
1047a
104%
104%
104 %
IO41/4
•104'/4
137.
12 y*
13 V.
127a
13%
131/2
6%
7%
67a
7%
7%
1167a
1187a
117
118
1177a
186
186
185%
185%
67a
6%
7Tb
7
77,
1167a
117 V*
116%
117%
X116
1867b
186%
1867b
186
23%
6074
62
62 7a
237a
237.
24
49 74
49 7,
217a
*21 7a
*18
*83
85
65 7«
23
627a
62%
62%
24
24
24 %
2,400
487B
487s
487a
49
1,800
21
207a
20%
1,000
18
177a
177a
"177a
177a
•1774
177a
85
*83%
85
*83 %
85
83%
83%
6774
69
73
76,100
160'/a
171
9,200
36%
37
3,800
18
18
83%
*837a
66%
6674
35%
647a
64%
151%
151%
155
155 7,
35%
36
677a
35%
:
.35%
,
237a
157
66'/«
155
357a
357a v
LOW AND HIGH
%
Monday
Apr. 15
■
Par
1
I per share
*772
7%
77s
774
77a
20
20
20
217,
21
21%
1974
1974
197.
19%
40c
2172
217a
217a
21%
21%
374
i per share
t per share
No par
/
19
Api
772
1974
Lines Inc_
.
37a
4
7%
i
ner
*7
•197a
2074
374
787a
81%.
237a
217a
2272
7172
71%
7072
71%
70
72
7274
73%
71
72%
10
547a
547a
54%
54%
54
547a
54
54%
517a
537s
42
42
10
42%
427,
427a
1
5%
57a
57a
*42 7.
6
427a
427a
427a
57a
42%
57a
574
57a
.57a
50
*4672
4874
*4672
4874
*4672
487.
•46%
4874
*4672
11
American
Home
Products
1
34%
34 %
3472
3474
347a
347a
34%
343/,
347a
13
American
Ice Co
common
No par
9
974
*87.
9
9
9
*87a
87a
87b
100
*90
*90%
92
*90
92
187a
73
Jun
76
Jan
4%
Jun
9674
Jan
57s
14
Jan
13
157a Apr
19
American International Corp_No par
18
22% Jan
12
American Investment Co of 111
J 37a Mar 30
1874 Feb
91% Feb
27
20
Dec
137s Mar 30
17
Feb
78
Jan
4
86
Apr
57s Jan
3
V
Jan
Dec
29
Jan
7
Nov
104% Jan
6% Jan
5
3.90%
14
77a Jan
3
4%%
7
American
33%
Dec
29% Jan
13
337a Mar 16
Feb
36% Aug
347s Jan
25
3674 Jan
28
American
19% Mar 30
217a Feb
28
American Power A
10
Jun
169
Mar
6% Mar
14%
Jan
Sep
178
8%
13% Jan
16 Va Apr
13
Feb
10
176
7
Dec
Mar 28
179
-
Amer Rad A St
8
Apr
7%
10
97s Jan
News
11
American
40% Apr 21
517a Mar 16
37
Jun
43%
Dec
39 y8 Mar 30
43% Jan
3
American Ship
9
Amer Smelt A
Feb
142
34%
Jan
164
Dec
427a
Dec
Jan
130
19%
150
Sep
Jun
28
Jan
xl57% Apr
40
141
Mar
Feb
4
166
Jan
43
Apr
10
2
13
21%
Jan
31%
Dec
7%
Jun
12%
Jan
3174
Feb
45
Dec
38% Jan
25
Not
1287s Jan
5
Jun
120
16
;
July
Jun
138
1287a
20%
150%
974 Mar 21
Dec
Dec
American
27
1274 Jan
11
134% Apr
146% Jan
3
156% Apr
13
76% Jan
6
497a May
74
Dec
647s Mar 29
*117% Apr
121
Aug
1177s Jan 25
158
75
American
6*
Jan
6%
121% Mar 28
86 7a
86%
15%
157a
157a
1574
157s
15 7a
15%
Building Co—No par
No par
Refg com
Stores
1574
183
77a
43
1574
157a
183
♦180
15%
•180
7 7a
7y4
7
4374
4374
42
31
35%
3572
35%
21
207a
21
44,200
157a
36,800
15%
157a
*181
183
40%
417a
39%
39%
230
5374
54%
12,800
77a
3974
393/4
3974
♦3974
537a
527«
537.
53 7a
54
161
42%
*143
162
4274
147
247a
247a
24 7a
2574
307a
31%
307a
317a
*1617,
162
423/4
423%
147
*143
42 Vs
142
160
16174
*14172
25
243/a
247a
12,000
31
31%
317a
2,400
103,4
1,500
103/4
107,
103/4
107a
4774
47%
10%
10%''
477,
4774
100
25
common
100
preferred
common—14
134
15572
697a
*154
203/4
1557,
70
155
7074
7074
134
*133
20%
155%
6974
15574
697s
6972
11974
1193/b
5
117a
117a
117a
American Water Works Co Inc,
American Woolen common—No par
6974
Jun
80
Jan
65
100
preferred
$4 conv prior preference—No par
Amer Zinc Lead A Smelt com
1
117a
156
"
6974
154 72
70%
119% 119%
10
2
20%
15474,;
154
100
preferred
*133
..
207z
7074
*
*1197,
11%
134
2074
156 74
7074
155
703/4
120
117s
134
134
20
Vs
156
20%
1567a
♦134
20
1553/,
20%
15672
707,
69%
154%
1547,
71
717a
717a
71%
*119 74
11972
107,
117a
103/4
11
227a
237a
23
2274.
23 %
22%
233/a
227.
233%
22 MI
23
85
85
8474
85
847,
84%
84
8474
66
66 Mi
67%
67%
66
66
77a
7%
87a
667a
66
7%
'
7
667a
7 7s
77a
190
11974
117a
85 7a
72
550
12,400
72
112 7a
22%
77a
9,500
69 Ma
154 7a
71
119 Mi
120
11
43,800
15674
69%
154 72
4,600
20
154 72
70
70
154
100
1367a
20
155
1,500
48
47 V2
*134
137
85
66
20
243/a
31
473/4
2072
600
257a
1074
*133
450
42%
143
317,
2574
•31
47
5
4,100
160%
4174
42%
143
11
100
8,000
43
51%
42 7a
185
7%
3974
147
400
77a
40
1607a
9,000
307a
48
28
19
31%
207a
80
300
67a
*67a
67s
31
40
161
42%
*143
7.
.
43
•3574
2174
4,600
31
106
11
12 y8 Mar 22
8% Apr
42 y4
317a
51
161
162
43
357s
1,400
7 7a
77a
*30%
52%
*3974
52%
7
7%
7
42%
40
157a
*180
35
207a
307a
320
10574
4774
94% Feb
14
5174
157a
183
31
5,500
317s
107a
32 y8 Jan
57s Feb
7%
43
*3974
15%
♦180
*67a
3072
100
157a
843/4
15%
*84
77a
2,800
22,000
,
87%
*84
10574
48
3
Dec
15%
♦67a
67,
357a
20
183
*180
67s
105
20Mi
*35
20%
106 %
.
85
107a
20
7%
35%
•10574
•7 7a
3074
477a
28
Feb
15%
357a
20
847a
7%
317s
7%
31
3174
674
20%
10672
85%
*85
No par
77s Jan
74
207a
7%
31
com—100
217s Feb
21
*105 74
31
24
84
Apr
106%
6%
6%
1
147
91% Mar
7%
30%
31%
24
387s
Apr
7%
30
*105%
8572
85
;• 77a
31
♦143
Jun
Feb
7%
30
6 Mi
100
No par
8572
*85
32
No par
Co_
Tobacco
15
35%
♦35
*42
Sep
8% Mar
157a
85
*161
79
Jan
85
25
Co common
217s
67s
15%
100
Snuff
American Viscose Corp
4
86 y$
7
American Tel A Tel Co
Mar 30
*85 7a
;
8574
*42
7% preferred
9
Feb
867a
5
American Sumatra Tobacco
19
69% Apr
151
*85%
100
American Stove Co
6
867a
*85
No par
American Sugar Refining
5074 Mar 23
14
137a
•857a
4,100
13
20 3/8
133/4
No par
American Steel Foundries
3
Jan
7674
153%
34% Feb
15
207a
147s
672
6% non-cum preferred
18
15%
2074
137a
317a
preferred
American
13
227, Feb
19% Jan
Jan
Jan
27% Feb
145
13
Not
Jan
60%
135
7%
18
2
227s Mar 24
2974 Jan
5778 Jan
147a
207.
147a
1
American Seating Co
50% Mar 28
157a
2072
147a
No par
Safety Razor
Nov
Jan
157a
2074
147a
106 72
.
49
5674
15
2074
137a
San'y com—No par
Jan
Jun
147a
20%
14%
No par
23%
39%
147.
*105 74
preferred
1
92
*90
20%
77a
Light
9,700
1,400
874
8%
87a
1474
3074
Co
34%
24
347a
92
2074
100
Nov
483/4
2,700
51
72
1474
77a
Molasses Co
32
*46
700
5:%
5%
53/4
2,900
12,200
52%
42%
157a
*30%
preferred
287s
7072
517s
♦V2
2074
No par
American Natural Gas Co
16,100
71
14 7a
com-No par
Metal Co Ltd
4,900
227a
2074
100
preferred-
American
•90
80%
217a
'147.
No par
Amer Machine A Metals
11
92
*90
797a
_1
100
preferred
Mach A Pdry com
_
Amer
Mar 22
106% Mar
3
Oct
1057a
8
3474 Jan
Mar 22
7%
92
<
.
1
American Locomotive common
15
4
84
7% Mar
33 y4
preferred
20% Apr
Sep
84
Jun
22 y4
15%
preferred
Mar 10
Jan
102
Jun
11%
convertible
84
Jan
37s
81
21%
30
non-cum
37a
227s
79
22%
Jan
Jun
12,000
4
83
8072
21%
97b Apr
12%
37/a
37a
22
7972
3474 Apr
Dec
5,700
37a
48
Dec
21%
227a
77a Feb
Aug
2074
80 7a
317a Jan
15%
2174
37a
Co
1,400
20
22
Hide A Leather com
900
7%
20
80 7a
A Electric Co
Gas
Shares
share
*7
77a
No par
No par
:
Sales for
the Week
21
20
8174
4
S per
share
Power com__No par
_
47% Jan
22%
60
Friday
Apr
Apr. 20
Sep
100
37'A
Thursday
'
Dec
Feb
158
630
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 18
t per share
V,
77a
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 17
Saturday
Nov
Feb
1,000
2074
24
24
49
9%
11%
310
6,200
6174
617»
21%
217a
327s
157a Mar
6,500
23
49%
49
149
367a
369,300
8%
22%
62%
98,200
14%-
y»
24
48%
217b
637<
f
*61
2274
300
105
*21 ya
23%
49
217a
83%
.
22%
,
"
217a
1527,
35 72
22%
18
'
1507a
23
49
18 7a
*186
186
23
-
4,300
119
18674
127a
1374
24 7a
327V
32%
1047a
32%
3274
48
73
63,400
17%
Jun
6%
1,900
41%
11%
Jan
Mar 29
42
41%
Jan
92
1,200
111
42
11%
57,
6%
111
41%
24 y4
46
900
11%
1274
8TOCK
American Hawaiian SS
American
*95%
42
6074
$6 preferred
1
11174
V
417a
No par
2nd preferred A
♦7
25% Mar 22
111%
<
No par
$7 preferred
4
45
*39
45
111%
109%
110%
110%
23
v.;
Amer A Foreign
474 Mar 23
64 V» Jan
19%
3%
35%
;
60 74
Encaustic Tiling
American Export
4
Jan
6y4
36
3%
23
American European Secur
Mar 23
24% Feb
27s Jan
69%
YORK
.
American
30
10,000
90
95%
/\
share
774 Jan
6
20% Jan
Jan
1%
44
f per
< per share
t per share
674
Feb
33
90
91
13 74
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1949
200
32%
91
337,
91
STOCKS
Range for Previous
96
337a
91
33
90%
127a
20
96
3274
*94'%
33%
90%
1867b
American Distilling Co
957a
95%
90%
104 7a
64
33%
33
13
;
33 y8
*94%
12%
_lo
10
34'/a
95%
1177.
Colortype Co
27%
27%
90%
No par
Co
800
27%
33%
18
327a
107a
33%
22 7.
•••
Lowest
8,500
64%
prior preferred100
American Cyanamld Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series A_100
39% Mar 23
33%
13'/4
4Mi%
21
1,500
33%
1
American Crystal Sugar com
23
27%
100
American Chain A Cable
American
xl9% Mar 16
19
Jan
3
Jan 13
36% Mar
120
Jan
25%
1
27%
100
preferred
Mar 22
277a
._25
preferred
7%
20
5%
Corp
Co common
Can
20
65 %
American Car A Pdry com—No par
15
Feb
Jan
33%
7%
234
197a
1
Broadcasting Co Inc
American Cable A Radio
8% Apr
236%
197a
10 Mi
10%
33%
71%
*104
5,100
23372
20
12%
100
2,000
10%
238
•197a
65%
No par
107a
234%
107a
10%
237 %
2
com
American
14%'Apr 21
Shoe
98
20
65
convertible preferred
*92
238
50
American Bosch Corp
Brake
18
98
*93%
112 %
♦71
10
preferred
15
21
35
13
100
common
500
*93
10%
36
11%
108
297b
33%
33%
*41%
33,100
103
2974
33%
95%
1
30
109
2374
27%
33%
par
700
79 74
♦106
33%
'93%
;
93
900
*19%
33%
*38 %
*93
33,600
28
33%
*111
98
3%.
68 %
79 %
80
♦79
10
37a
68%
37s
69
236 %
•27%
23
33%
50
*93
80
30 74
107 72
107
-
697b
72
27%
28
No par
107
37a
69
3,100
167a
72
*7174
19%
19%
No par
:
*105
•7174
3%
7,400
3
27b
1674
16%
10%
238
20
29 7a
72
13,900
238%
10%
10%
233 %
preferred
conT
Bank Note
104% Jan
8
10%
6%
cum
Feb
67
32 % Mar 22
30% Mar
60
10%
80
287.
98
*93
*19%
Corp
14% Apr
2
13
98
237%
Agricultural Chemical—No
75% Jan
Mar
*93
100
6974
807a
2774
106%
106
%
1
Petroleum
26% Jan
10% Jan
107
3b %
10
x63
*106
6974
79%
27%
26%
69
81
•79%
26%
3%
17% Mar 28
Feb
81
16
72
3%
37a
3%
69
69
69
267a
90%
Amer
x69
69
*797,
*71 %
72
*71
3%
3%
3%
3
16 7a
3
16
260
52
22%
124
*118
123
37a
37a
3
16
16
71
71
71
3%
—loo
:
American Airlines common
Dec
*70
1
3
16
♦118
123
♦118
124
27a
27a
157a
3
16%
*118
124
*118
124
*35%
10% July
Jun
22%
100
8
Dec
21%
*51%
No par
6
27
2%
517.
22%
preferred
45% Mar
70
81
12%
517.
217s
*118
19,200
12 7a
12
127.
1274
5272
22%
common-No par
12
Jun
115,900
127a
100
Mfg
3
Jan
387+
22 7a
1
2
20
37%
51 y2
5
9% Jan
61
38%
22%
No par
40% Feb
Apr
37 7a
22%
gtd
Sep
45
1,800
3874
22%
90 7a
Amerada
48 74
2274
Amalgamated Leather Co com
6% convertible preferred
11
26
40
26
100% Mar
Jan
113% Feb
3% Feb 28
Not
43
120%
40%
477a
22%
No par
conv
*397$
487h
13
preferred
3% %
11
397a
48 7a
37
y2
397s
4874
53
22%
300
41
48%
41
127a
X12%
13
Alpha Portland Cement
19
26%
21%
*52%
Mills
Allls-Chalmers
21%
13
Allied Stores Corp common
20
22%
53
Industries Inc
Allied
3
21%
53
Allied Chemical A Dye
Allied Kid Co
11
4,400
22
53%
_No par
Allegheny A West Ry 6%
13
36% Feb
■
22%
127a
100
$4.50 conv preferred
Feb
Dec
337a
6,500
15,700
21%
22 7a
*5274
__
239% Apr
21
33V4
37 b
22%
21
1
,
preferred A
,11 Ms Apr
29% Jan
Jun
38
♦2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No par
3
13
Jan
37
3
3
14
6%
37%
39%
1
3%
217a
487,.
16
13
32% Jan
Jan
48
5
Jan
27% Apr
34 Yt
43%
10
8% Jan
19
Oct
Feb
48%
Ry__
200% Jan
Dec
Apr
'39%
49
Mining-
Vicksburg
Dec
19
Jun
41
*43%
common
Jan
30%
2%
*39 y8
100
8%
210
35%
89%
217a
11,100
46%
447a
3%
50
Feb
Jun
37
A
Inc
5%%
4
21 y« Jan
13
3
83% Jan
Jan
25 y.
24%
21%
_
9374
Jun
21%
4y4% preferred w w
Allegheny Corp common
9
27%
104
217a
•
11
86 y4
Jan
Jun
4
37a Mar 27
82%
Feb
17 y8
217a
*39%
share
457a
37a
3%
_No par
1
110%
40%
217a
Share 1
44%
4G
20
19 7a
common-
Feb
121
Feb
64%
19%
Air Reduction Inc
Jun
Apr
Corp new
$3 preferred w w
9
27a
2y8
19%
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
9
13 ya
64
19%
41
S o*r share
for
the Week
Apr. 21
S per
*39 7a
19 %
Corp
25% Jan
217a Mar 30
110% Jan
Admiral
17
13% Mar 15
37a
19%
Express On
5574 Mar
5
457a
37a
Corp„ 10
Addressograph-Multigraph
Jan
19% Jan
467a
3%
37a
_No par
23 V8 Jan
21
18%
3%
$ vet share
45 %
46
45%
3%
1
14
Dec
19%
46%
3'/a
10
Feb
23
Not
46%
Sales
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 20
Apr. 19
Sper share
tper share
1 per share
5
Co
Acme Steel Co
Jun
57a
Motors
21
xl7y8
14%
1
ACF-Brlll
4
227a Apr
21% May
46
Par
2.50
Abbott Laboratories
21
374 Mar
3
Oct
277a Mar
54>«, .Ton
Apr, 17
Apr. 15
Wednesday
Tuesday
Apr. 18
Monday
Saturday
1 per share
$ per share
177a
35
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
44% Mar 31
2% Feb
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
51
Jun
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
Lowest
Highest
t per share
37
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
77a
X73/4
*63MI
640
66
65
7%
19,400
85
•847a
/
12,000
/
•
970
8
30,500
4%
Jun
Dec
8
65
Jan
62 74
61 %,
63 Vb
6374
64%
64%
Jan
9
Anaconda
Copper Mining
29%
297a
23%
29%
29%
307a
30 7a
Wire
Cable
No par
29
2874
2974
287a
30%
297a
297s
2,190
12
Anaconda
29%
317a Jan
29
2774 Apr
29
Jun
Jan
29%
22%
357s
307,
30
30 Ma
277s Mar 10
31
297a
Jan
30
Jun
35 y4
30%
25%
25
50
*61
Jun
65
63
48%
43
43%
43%
43 Mi
43%
443/4
45 Mi
45 Mi
4ft
46%
4674
3,900
37
Anchor Hock Glass Corp com—12.50
465/a
4774 Mar 30
108 Mi
1087a
•108%
10872
108 Mi
♦IO8M1
25%
Jan
99% Mar
407s
Dec
61
Mar
5
Jan 27
Dec
108
106 y4 Jan
20
Jan
x51
12
110% Mar
56
Apr
8
8
48 Y*
Jun
55%
15 7b
Jun
28%
Dec
19% Feb
11
2374 Jan
7
8% July
11%
Nov
9 % Jan
4
107a Jan
12
4%
Jan
3
Feb
15
42*1
NOV
34% Jan
13
2% Aug
2b74 May
For footnotes
see
page
Jan
5
Mar
41% Feb
$5 prior conv
12
'
$4
preferred
A
preferred
Anderson, Clayton A Co
Anderson -Prichard Oil Corp
Andes Copper
Mining
6
A P W Products Co Inc
10
Archer-Daniels-Mldland
No par
21%
10
20
♦108%
5
.No Par
110
*108%
6172
110
62%
530
64%
~
110
.
110
48,800
30
537s
537a
5474
54 74
5372
537a
53%
53%
53 7,
533/4
54
54
1,200
21%
217.
207a
21 Vb
207a
21
207,
217,
20%
21
20 Mi
21
8,200
*9 74
974
*97a
10
9%
10
10 Mi
107a
♦107a
•372
37s
374
*3%
37a
37a
37%
33
37
37a
37
37a
36
3%
36
36
367,
22.
I
36
10 Mi
37a
37
10%
10 Ma
600
*3%
3%
700
36%
36 Ma
2,700
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle, Monday, April 24, 1950
(1676)
new
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1949
Lowest
19%
77
Dec
49%
95
Feb
89
38%
94
Par
100% Apr
9% Jan
21
30
Armour
3
Jan
13
Jan
27
81
Mar 23
77%
Jan
51%
Dec
Jun
101%
Dec
100% Mar 13
103% Apr
19
Jun
114
Oct
111
116
Apr
11
Mar 13
53
Apr
10
99%
8%
8%
8%
No par
No par
76%
76%
75%
76 %
052%
$3.75 preferred
No par
$4 convertible preferred—No par
"102%
103%
*102%
103%
*115%
116
*115%
116
$6 conv prior
Illinois
com
preferred
Armstrong Cork Co
com
Carpet Co Inc
No par
Associated Dry Goods common
1
9%
9%
9%
15%
9%
15%
106
105%
105%
101
*99%
101
Arnold Constable Corp
13%
Jan
9% Apr
18
12% Jan
9
Artloom
Sep
15
Dec
104
101%
Dec
98
30%
Feb
50%
80
Jun
105%
97%
Jun
15%
Mar 10
17% Jan
9
Mar
3
110
Jan
30
6%
1st preferred
4
104
Feb
7
1%
2nd preferred—.
Nov
47% Jan
13
Jan
100% Jan
16
105% Nov
103% Jan
27
10'/a
Dec
15
Jan
12% Jan
3
32%
Jun
47
Jan
41
Jan
13
53
Feb
73
Dec
68
Jan
28
77
Feb
94
Mar
87
Jan
13
30%
Jun
42%
Dec
36% Jan 24
2
114% Apr
19
108
Apr
20
14% Feb
6
48% Mar 27
80
91
Mar 23
5
Apr
45 % mar 24
Jun
112%
Dec
108% Feb
1
115
93%
Jun
102
Dec
99% Jan
5
102% Mar 11
20
Jan
24% Aug
22% Jan
19
106
Jun
58
Jan
100
Feb
110
Dec
105
Feb
2
15
Sep
20%
Jan
13
Jan
25
Feb
7%
Sep
6% Jan
24
Feb
15%
42
4%
13%
4%
Nov
47/a
Jun
34%
Jun
*13
59% Apr
12
112% Mar 30
25
Feb
16
8% Mar
3
St
Atl
106%
107
I SS
1.8G0
3,600
5,300
series
preferred
89%
500
43 %
43%
11,800
114%
*114%
114%
114%
115
114%
114%
114
114%
*114%
114%
101
24%
101%
100%
101%
101
101 %
100%
101%
100%
100%
930
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
5,800
57%
1,200
25
57%
57%
57%
112
57%
7%
7%
15%
Avco Mfg Corp
3
t$l.20!—No par
Jan
9 % Jan
3
12% Apr
4
18% Feb
14
23% Apr
19
Baltimore & Ohio
51 y4 Apr
6
Barber
Oil
15
Sep
21%
Jan
12
20% Feb
8
barker
Brothers
Mar
16% Apr
36% Jan
16
39
Jan
26
56% Dec
46% Feb
25
57% Feb
3
14% Jan
3
20% Mar
6
17
9
3
9
12%
Nov
20%
Jan
15% Mar 25
16%
Oct
21%
Dec
20% Jan
Mar
Feb
6
13% Jan
34 % Mar
105
2
Apr
19
21 y4 Jan
26
23% Jan
30
85% Feb
1
5%
14
10
10%
10'%
10%
10
10%
10
10'%
17,200
11%
12'%
11%
12'%
31'%
11 %
11%
11%
47,300
211%
22%
23%
23
22,000
19
1,900
convertible preferred
Beaunit Mills Inc
5
Eeech-Nut Packing CO—_
Belding-Heminway
16
Apr
20
11%
Jun
17
Feb
12% Jan
4
15% Apr
21
Oct
98
Mar
Feb
10
Jun
37%
Dec
34% Jan
13
6%
Apr
11
Jan
9% Jan
4
14% Apr
21%
Feb
25% Jan
6
73%
Jan
Jan
12
93
Jan
X85
27% Nov
85
109%
Dec
86
106% Jan 12
Dec
36
Dec
Jun
36 '/a Jan
5
38 '% Apr
19
144
24% Mar 27
28
11% Mar
9% Jan
3
2
Mar
Jan
9
15% Apt
11
39
38
38
37 %
52
51'%
51%
51
51%
51
17%
17%
'17%
17%
17%
17%
10
>
32%
31'%
104
*38
9%
10%
31%
16%
16%
16%
*22
22%
22
22
*84
84%
84%
84%
8%
8%
*31
16%
*22
84
,84'%
8%
8
32%
31%
32'A
14%
14'%
14%
14'%
14%
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16
___10
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
14'%
14%
14%
15'%
14%
15=%
loo
*85%
*85%
87
87
87
87
5
42%
42%
41%
43
42
43%
42
42'%
41
42
41'%
41%
21,800
Appliances—33y3c
10%
11
10%
12
13%
13%
13'%
14'%
i3y8
13%
14'%
99,500
26'%
25%
26 Va
26'%
5,200
88
87% ;:i 87%
.
Foods
87
26'%
10
*87
113
*110
112
*87
•
87
110%
*85%
87
*110
110%
27%
26%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
32
31%
36
31%
37'/»
35%
No par
25
25
25%
14'%
14%
14'%
37'%
25%
No par
15
142
143
*143%
31%
31%
stock
32%
38'%
36%
143%
Par
29% Feb * 3
15% Mar
4
Elaw-Knox Co
8%
Jun
147/s
Dec
11% Apr
19
14% Jan
5
Bliss
9%
Jun
15
Dec
13% Jan
4
25% Mar
22% Jan
3
22% Mar 25
Jan
52% Feb
21
18
32% Jan
18% Feb
18
13%
Nov
19:/2 July
13'% Apr
21
16% Jan
9
Bond Stores Inc
38% Mar
51
48% Jan .9
51% Apr
4
Borden Co
42%
Dec
Apr
59%
Dec
Feb
15
91% May
1% Mar
98%
Dec
2'/a
Jan
97% Apr
1% Jan
30
26
38
Dec
x34 % Feb
24
7% Feb
Jun
6%
Jun
8% Mar
25%
Jan
6%
Jun
21%
Jun
32
20%
Jun
29% NOV
25%
47%
Jan
18%
Jan
33
105 %
,1
Jan
10
12
23%
25%
26'%
26
26
25%
25%
2,500
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14'%
14%
5,400
60% Mar 17
Jan
Jan
13%
6
105% Jan
18
19
43% Apr
14
Mar
40
Jun
61% July
26% Jun
-
,19%
Dec
Sep
13% Dec
76
35%
______
(The)
12%
11%
12%
11%
12
10,400
15'%
15 %
*15%
15'%
15'%
15'%
15
15
28%
29 '%
29%
30%
29%
30'%
29%
30 %■
29'%
30%
29 Va
29%
5,200
*24%
25
24
24
24 "4
24'%
24'%
25'%
24%
25%
24%
253a
3,000
*54%
55
54%
54%
54%
55
54%
54 % -*
*54%
54%
54%
55
20'%
20'%
20
20'%
19=8
20
20
20%
19%
19%
19%
19%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13'%
13%
8,700
15
51%
51%
50%
51%
51
51%
13%
51
'
51%
50%
50%
50'% '
50%
"6,200
59
58%
59'%
58%
60%
59%
601%
59%
60'%
13,400
98%
59'%
98%
58%
98%
97%
97%
98%
98%
98'%
98%
250
3%
3%
2 :%
2%
*23a
2%
4,600
35%
35%
35%
1,400
i,
5
59
...100
*98
3
3
103% Jan
24
3
25% Feb
11
18% Jan
123
.3
Mar 20
12% Jan
74% Jan
Dec
3
3'
34% Jan
4
20 y8 Jan
27
Feb
2
124
3?kt
common
39% Jan
17% Jan
13
20% Mar 25
31% Feb
21
36% Jan
11
20% Jan
10
Burlington Mills Corp
i% preferred
May
94
Jan
4
100
Mar
2
Jun
91
Dec
80
Mar 29
89
Jan
9
3%%
73
Apr
84
Dec
82% Jan
91
Mar 28
13%
Jun
16%
Jan
13% Jan
3
7
Jun
9
May
8
Mar 31
*97%
Jun
122
Dec
117
Mar 30
6 Va
Jun
60
Jun
3
Feb
17
Jun
11% Dec
98% Jun
20%
Jun
82
9% Apr 18
69% Mar 7'
Feb
4% Mar
24%
105
26ya
3% Jan
Jan
19
13
Mar 29
Dec
102% Feb
10
Jan
21% Apr
12
34% Feb
5
15% Apr
9% Jan
8
5
conv
25'%
*100%
42'%
43'%
42%
43
12%
12 %
12%
*38
103
22%
23
5
18%
15
2
20
5
*761%78
,
38%
,
18%
-
32%
1
18%
;
„ioo
.
24% Jan
24
Jan 14
105 y2 Jan
24
4%%
Bldg 7%
Byers Co
7,%
(A M)
*85
<
18%
18%
123%
15%
123
15%
*123
15
9'%
8%
78%
,'r-
*76'%
*37'%
"
38%
32%
31%
25%
26
26
25%
25%"
25%
*100
9
120%
9%
*761%
9%
78
15%
8%
121
12'%
12%
12%
12%
127%
6,400
*38% ,39
38%
•
18%
39
39
39
103
*101%
103
*102
103
21%
22'%
38%
*101'%
103
22
21%
18%
22'%
123%
123%
,18%
18%-
*123
123
124
15%
15'/a
*76'%
78
77%
*76'%
775a
36%
9%
*76%
8%
9%
38
82
15%
'
•V
*8%
121
.
'
'
78
32%
•
9%
*76%
15%
9
121
9%
78
33
V
19%
97,
97'%
82%
,
37%
18'%•
18%
'
82
90
37%
18'%
18%
33
*85
15 Va
8%
121
9%
76'%
5
5'/s
5%
2014
20 '4
20%
100
104%
104%
♦103%
22'%
22%
*22 %
*33'%
38%
38
57'%
53%
53
53
,
;
9?y4
97%
*85
15%
,
8%
15%
8%
-
124
10
10
76%
76'%
5%
21
10434
*104
22%
38
*38
39
53
53
*53
531%
.
5%
5%
21%
20%
24,000
300
•
.84-
15,306
«15%
r
6%
'0%
8%
*126
'
2,800
160
130
:
10%
9%
10'%
76%
76%
76%
6
7
'
*1»^
105
22
22
22
'■>
*104
19,100
50
5%'
5%
21
20%
in.6
300
90
15%
15%
125
1,900
2,500
971%
*82%
123
1,600
18'%
32%'* 34%.
19%,
19'4
90
21%
21%
-
19%
'
71,300
38.'
'IS
84
38
38
*53
22%
1
•
*85
20%
5%
13
"33
*82
22 Va
-
36
.
-
83% '
104%
105
No par
participating preferred
Byron Jackson Co
5%
33
40
16%
*76'% 5 77%
90
5'%
21
5%,
18
9,000
124
15%
*32%
19
'
common—No par
*123
155a
3,900
-18%
18%
-
600
22
21%
18%
15y8
15%
*85
15%
121
60
6,500
12%
97%
15%
8%
5,500
12%
*97%
V-
51,300
100'%
43
19%
'
25%
100 V4
42%
18%
90
27
26
27
25%
100 *-
6,700
43%
18%
83
32
31%
•
18%
97'%
9,900
43
18 Va
*
28,000
43%
'=32%
97%
70
10%
43'%
18'%
*85
27'%
43
32%
*82
5 8%
26%
■
IOC
880
8%
32%
25%
100'%
220
f, 10%
27
'
1,500
*26%
32
32%
90
35
10%; 10%
18%
18%
'
•
21
10%'
38
83
120
;100
*76'%
9
27
18%
97%
r
1514
1
15
preferred
21=4
V
8%
10%
38%
»
*827b
preferred—100
Copper & Zinc'..
18%
,
36
27
32%
.49714
100
Bush Terminal
Butte
15'%
V
22%
"
'
1
2nd preferred
Bush Term
Apr
123'%
5
Butler Bros common...
Feb
18%
*123
103
22
:■
9
v
3'/a
10%
32'%
26%
12%
38%
*101%
-/
35%
100%
43
*3
15
15
27%
25=8
38%
*101%
98%, 93 %
36
100%
25%
*38
38%
*101'%
preferred
Z
100
Burroughs Adding Machine_.No par
23
25=8
101
common
11 y4 Jan
6
27'%
25%
101%
Z
20
77
26%
28
*27
25%
x
Apr
125
31=8
27'%
3 % %
18
32%
No par
No par
Bulova Watch Co Inc
Eullard Co.._■
70%
32 %
—...No par
Dec
Nov
32%
No par
$5 preferred i—,—
Buffalo Forge Co
x
95
10%
100
Jan
17% Mar 30
10%
*100%
common
18%
Dec
par
27
10%
No par
Co common
8%
27
10%
32'%
par
15
i
Budd
24
8%
27
10
12%
$3.60 preferred
(The)
36
No par
Brunswick-Balke-Collender.
Bucyrus Erie Co
7% preferred
8%
•
•
36
*35%
8%
8Vz
l
3'/a
3
36
V-W
27
Bigelow
16% Apr
21
79 y2 Mar 27 '
*35%
v.
-
100
Brooklyn Union Gas
&
3
15.Vb
.2.50
preferred.^
Brown Shoe Co Inc common
Jan
16
2
*15
(assented) ..100
Bower Roller Bearing Co
1
5
Eraniff Airways Inc
i
2.50
Brewing Corp. of America
15
Bridgeport Brass Co
No par
36
77
11%
.No par
l
Brown
Feb
36% Mar
Oct
19%
12'%
No par
—
12% Feb
Apr
12
,
5
Bon Ami Co class A—
29% Jun
13%
12%
Shares
''
5
7
21% Apr
100
Dec
125
12
Bristol-Myers Co
29% Jan
Apr 20
13
Jun
iVz
12%
18
23 y4 Mar 24
13
Feb
120
15,100
12'%
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No
Briggs & Stratton..
No
100
Dec
4,900
14'%
7
Dec
Dec
26%
14
13
Jan
24
261%
14%
29 y4 Jan
11% Jan
102%
26%
14
32% Apr
36
Jan
26
15%
13
Jan
Dec
Jun
26%
14%
15
Dec
29% Mar
25%
15 '/s
2.50
18
12%
15%
t per share
27'%
14%
9% Feb
39
95
I per share
27'%
10% Apr
28
the Week
14%
14
25% Apr
9 per share
Sales for
Friday
Apr. 21
28
Borg-Warner Corp common.
3 % % pieferred
3
9 per share
9 per share
Thursday
Apr. 20
14%
Boston & Maine RR
32% Mar
Wednesday
Apr. 19
28
Brass
9
Jan
40
&
4
Jan
9
Aluminum
Jan
9
Tuesday
Apr. 18
PRICES
14%
Boeing Airplane Co_
3% Apr
38 y4 Jan
100
SALE
28
Eliss & Laughlin Inc..
Class B
125,500
1,200
14%
Apr 11
7% Mar 10
27
9% Apr
Oct
98
55
60
7,900
38'%
143%
>
*27%
Co
27
x24% Jan
33%
37'%
>32
143%
No par
;
Aug
Aug
Aug
64
4,000
No par
Black & Decker Mfg Co
20
50
27
1
19
Apr
Bohn
9 per share
100
89,500
*142%
37%
143%
100
1%
14%
Monday
Apr. 15
31%
31'%
37'%
130
25'%
■•■?
Apr. 17
Saturday
27
143'%
37%
147
LOW AND HIGH
14
5
x26%
27'%
4,500
112
27%
1%
32%
*110
1.400
2,100
5
88
1%
1%
142
*86
1'%
1%
2,300
32%
26'%
K >
1%
1%
35'%
26'%
88
111'%
1%
32'%
14'%
25%
*86
*110%
1%
142
\
*31%
A
111%
1%
...100
25% Apr
17
*85%
1%
No par
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet
Birmingham Electric Co
,26
88
83%
*111
*85%
26'%
26'/a
26%
*87
1
;
(Del) com
preferred
30% Jan
Mar 13
5,500
14%
EXCHANGE
Jan
270
8'%
32'%
;
32%
15% Nov
16
84
a
-*31
8Va
32'%
15%
NEW york
27
*83
84
8%
*31
400
14%
$ per share
30 % Apr
22%
32%
Jun
Jan
2,700
*22
15'%
Jun
Jun
110
17
32'%
10%
17%
5,200
17
22'%
*83
32'%
10,900
106
17'%
*21%
8'%
*31
10
32 Vo
105
106
17
22%
2,100
33
9%
9%
32%
*105
16%
330
4,700
17%
*14'%
22%
21
9%
32
32%
105
32'%
8%
32'%
*31
10
31%
105
104
38
,51
15%
Bethlehem Steel
(E W)
3,400
14'%
l
Highest
$ per share
17
32%
& Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
16%
39
stocks
Year 1949
Lowest
17 Va
17'%
♦
I per share
17
15
Benguet Consol Mining Co..18 pesos
Range for Previous
200
17'%
39
104 '~*
16%
8%
48
51%
10%
31%
32
*46 %
17%
103
100
46'%
14'/a
Cum pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No
par
Cum pfd $4 div ser of 1948_No par
1%
16%
46 %
32'%
preferred
Best
17
67
14%
11
12
13
31% Mar
Oct
20
17
is
*65!%
14%
20
21
48
22%
19%
67
32%
112% Feb
30% Jan
*46'/a
19'%
*65
14%
Aviation
Best
48
19%
*14%
Beneficial Indus Loan common
29% Jan
*46
23 %
21%
66%
19%
*32%
17
1
*65
l
23
2'/a Jan
8%
65
5,000
_i
Feb
6
31% Apr
4 % %
*83
20
39
9%
10%
23'%
13%
64
%
14'%
14
14'%
52
*17%
33
22%
14
17 %'■-
51%
'
103
*31
1.10
Eell Aircraft Corp—
Bell & Howell Co common
Bendix
10 Va
*32%
103
l
26% Feb
90
17%
50
:
Bendix Home
139% Jan
Dec
4
Corp.
19
26% Apr
33% Jan
3
Jan
43 % Mar
1% Apr
2.% July
27% Oct
141
87
8
51%
%
v.474?
*38
39
51%
84%
34'/a Jan
15% Apr
39
*17%
100
Mar 14
1
17
(A S) 4%%;. pfd
Beech Aircraft
3
16%
22'/4
Beech Creek RR
12% Feb
16%
22%
9
13% Jan
47
No par
6
31
48%
preferred
9% Jan
Feb
*47
16%
32% Feb
Jun
63'%
16%
7
Mar
18%
63'%
2.50
12
7
18%
64
100
_
7% Feb
16
18%
10
33at
29% Jan
3 6%
22%
18 VB
*63%
Inc
No par
Beatrice Foods Co common—12.50
Jan
Jun
23
21%
50
100
l
NOV
Feb
20,700
H%
5
lQ'/a
Jun
360,300
11%
50
32% Feb
10%
3%
51%
10%
10
86%
11%
8%
51%
14'%
common
Jun
30%
3%
51%
10'/a
preferred
Beck Shoe
8 %
50%
11'%
(Delaware)
Jun
3
-
14'%
•
100
6%
Jan
12%
9
52
8%
11%
preferred
27%
74
12%
2,000
11%
preferred
& Aroostook common
conv
5,500
10%
non-cum
$1.25 div
7%
12%
*15%
14%
Bayuk Cigars
9% Apr
98
400
7%
12%
7%
10'/a
Bath Iron Works Corp
29% Jan
15%
7%
15
15
7%
14%
Barnsdall Oil 'Co-:*.....A.
Oct
Jan
4,400
;_100
common
15
Dec
8%
1
Feb
' Dec
8%
13
Inc
43
17%
100
£%
1 4
11%
33%
20%
12%
51
Babbitt
101
7%
12%
9%
Ealdwin Locomotive Works—
Jun
*18%
15%
7%
8%
100
111%
*109
20 %
2%
12%
53%
8
57%
58%
111%
240
*18%
8
*15
15%
58
*109
19%
7%
8%
16
Feb
59
111%
'12%
50%
25
Corp
*15
52
13% Feb
Convertible
15%
8%
15% Jan
(B T)
15%
48'%
Mar 27
Dec
Jun
7%
8%
9% Mar 27
53
Jun
7%
7%
49%
Jan
Jun
May
19%
47%
Nov
38
Feb
58
>109
20%
57%
No par
common
$2.25 conv preferred
5
Dec
57%
111%
*19
7%
—
24%
25
*109
112
*110
112
24%
25
77/s
(The)
100
101%
25
No par
Conv prior pref
*76%
101%
_100
common
Jan
9
*89%
43 %
Austin Nichols
72
22%
77%
89%
42%
20%
12
25
*76%
*86%
42%
*18%
Apr
23%
77%
89
42
20%
63
129%
77%
89
42%
*18%
Jan
23%
78
90
42
No par
July
1%
78
89%
43%
*114%
No par
72
-
*76%
89%
42
100
convertible preferred..;
22% Jan"
85
79%
89%
43%
A—100
Atlas Powder common
25
26
*76%
93
43
5
Jun
69
80
*39%
25
_
,
*77%
100
common
15%
7%
Nov
107=8
13%
12%
11 y8
108
46%
7%
26%
107%
107%
12%
87 y8
107%
45:%
Atlas Tack Corp.
4 % t
107%
80
13,900
113
13%
7%
15%
107%
112%
13%
12%
41
114
46%
Jun
Jun
111
13%
Jun
Feb
114%
45%
14%
9%
113%
1,600
13%
60%
36
113%
230
56%
56
55%
55%
47%
12%
39% Mar
55%
13%
weaning
conv
it
*55%
46%
Preferred $3.75 series B„
Bangor
100
13%
7'/a
22% Jan 23
106%
100
16
46%
Atlas Corp
it
15%
106%
100
13%
preferred
non-cum
it
15%
107'%
100
45
12%
3
11,100
15%
15%
30
13%
5
17% Feb
1,400
46%
5c
14
9%
13%
15
.
9%
45%
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer
18
9%
56
106%
Autocar Co
18
9%
13%
12
9% Apr
9%
46%
14
53% Apr
700
9%
9%
55
107
28
4
15%
46%
Feb
3
*14%
*13%
7% Apr
5% Jan
14%
116
*106%
14% Jan
37% Jan
14%
*115%
...100
3
Jan
15%
15%
111%
12
Jan
15%
103
102%
116
/
*106%
112%
25
i7 %
15
16
111%
Jan
16
102%
*115%
106
111
230
103 %
115%
101
:
■.
3,400
102%
115%
106
HO
56'
51
103
50%
1.000
_10
W
&
G
51
1.300
78
116
*100
55%
78
63,100
69,700
9%
102%
101
56
9
,
No par
Lines common
1
Inc.
S%
50
35%
100%
100 '
77%
77
51%
35%
9%
8%
76
51%
52
100
8%
76
75
99%
100
8%
106
15%
56
Atlantic Coast Line RR
Atlantic
99%
Shares
Sper share
35
*99
100
com
34%
8%
the Week
Apr. 21
S vershare
*105
10
preferred
non-cum
*99%
.
6% Jan
15
44%
Jun
14%
Dec
7
Atch Topeka & Santa Fe
,
12% Jan
.
Jun
7%
,
27
Co—
16
*105
100
Jan
8
Jun
8%
51% Mar 25
Feb
25% Feb
Associates Investment
A T F
15%
—100
17% Mar
Jun
10%
_
Apr
59% Mar
'
Sales tor
Friday
Apr. 20
t per share
100
9%
9
109
51
102%
15%
Jan
Apr
""V
53
*14%
19
Feb
75
15%
18
Apr
52
3%
*14%
14% Apr
11%
53
100
5
Dec
87
.<
'-"99
*115%
14%
16%
95
99%
99 %
of
Thursday
Apr. 19
15
34%
33%
8%
Co
7% July
.
100
t per share
33%
PRICES
Wednesday
$ per share
5
&
137/a Mar
*
33%
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 18
Apr. 17
t per share
___lo
'
Monday
Apr. 15
Armco Steel Corp common
4 %%> convertible preferred
13
43
Saturday
share
Jun
105%
record
LOW AND
STOCK
21
Jan
69
YORK
35% Apr
7% Jan
8% Dec
Jun
stock
EXCHANGE
13
26% Jan
Jun
t per
share
29 %
••Jun
5
S per
$ per share
Jun
NEW
Lowest
Highest
% per share
york
STOCKS
33,700
21%
105
-
4,600
20
r
2)%
22
33%
38 3 a
1,500
7
30
Feb
36%
Dec
52
May
58
Apr
1
Jun
2
Oct
3%
16%
Jun
5%
22%
Jan
9%
Jan
12% Feb
Sep
109% Mar
98
35%
Jun
41
Jan
21
Oct
10%
Jun
15%
Jan
51
Dec
12% Mar
16%
Deo
50
56% Nov
Mar
5%
Feb
For
footnote?
9%
10 % Jan
Jan
55
California Pa
0
26
19
Callahan Zinc-Lead
28
5% Apr
19
3
22% Feb
Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper.
5
Campbell W & C Foundry
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
com..L66%
3
4
12 y8 Feb
106
Feb
5%
50
:
,
6
24
28
$4.25
*
conv
preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
5
11
20% Feb
15
13% Mar 30
16% Apr
13
50 % Feb
1
Cannon
Capital Admin
43
Mar 20
43% Apr
3
15% Jan
19
17 y4 Jan
9
54% Mar 31
56% Jan
9
8% Jan
22
13
12
Feb
18
Canadian
Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry
Mills
$3
38
class
preferred A
Capital Airlines
1
.
53%
,.
1%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
<
4%
4%
4 y»
4%
4%
5%
5%
5%
5'%
5%
51%
*19%
:
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*103 '
20
19%
11%
11
103%
*103
20
11'%
103%
20%
11
41
41%
41%
41%
41
19.%
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19%
*19
15%
16
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1
46%
45
16
11%
103
*41%
15 34
20%
102
19%
,
15%
45
*44
17'%
*17
19%
16'%
46
*16%
17'%
*16%
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10
Inc
2
"
—No par
25
common
1%
■
No par
A
1%
56%
54%
55
55
55
10%
10%
11
10 = 8
11%
17'%
20%
11
*101%
41
21
21
20%,
,
J5%
50.400
21
10%
11'%
10%
101%
101%
2,000
11%
101%
101%
41%
*41%
*19
16'/a
46
46
15%
45%
■
16%
*
*54%
180
19%
200
15%
66,400
44%
45 %
17
41 y2
15%
16
56
290
1
41%
19%
15%
18,600
*18%
42
19%
17
.
127,300
11%
*19%
*54%
20
2%
102%
'
1
20%
1,400
s
54
*53
1%
No par
loo
'
38%
*53
'
preferred
Jan
40
1
common..No par
Jan
2%. Apr
18% Apr
Oct
^age
Feb
18% Apr
101
Dec
40%
5
8
4
May
16%
Jan
1% Feb
J an
Jun
53
40y8 Mar 21
46
700
16
300
16
16%
*54%
56
56
170
'
10%
10%.
11
10'%
10%
10%
"10%
-
7,900
Volume
171
Number 4901,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1677)
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1949
-
Lowest
$ per share
100
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Jun
Lowest
$ per share
108
Feb
t per share
Jan
102
NEW
Highest
1
11
YORK
Sper share
*'
26%
Jan
33
Dec
31% Jan
13
1061/4 Apr 13
34% Mar 16
25%
Jun
35%
Jan
30% Jan
3
12%
Jun
33% Apr" 10
Dec
161/4 Mar 30
19% Jan
6
37%
131
Sep
36
Feb
8%
Nov
x7% Mar 13
Jun
r«
45%
Nov
38% Jan
Jan
146
Nov
Jan
140
6
38
Jan
14
I)
37%
Dec
32% Jan
27
Dec
xl04% Jan
18
106
Dec
29% Mar 21
Apr
105%
Dec
104% Jan
132%
Dec
130% Jan
13
;3%
7%
Celanese
T/o
2nd
26%
Jun
18%
Jan
xl7
Jan
17% Apr
18
5%
Jun
17
Jan
15
Jan
18 % Apr
14
Central
6
Central
Foundry
27
Central
of
7% May
18% Mar 31
11% Mar
<*' Jun
3
12%
Jan
Jan
9%
10
11 %
4
Jan
Apr
4% Jan
Jan
24%
6% Mar
9% Jan
21
Jan
6
Jun
■
15
Jan
18% Apr
Dec
13
31%
Nov
35
5
Dec
Dec
98
17% July
281/4
Jan
24
27
34%
Jan
27
Nov
77
Nov
3%
85
Jun
8
Jun
Feb
80
u
11
6
9% Jan
10
Jan
4
17
Apr
30"% Jan
86 % Apr
30
5
12
15
4% Feb
15
6% Feb
24
9% Jan
3
12% Feb
12% Jan
13
15 Ve
10
3
Apr
Feb
13%
Dec
11% Jan
12%
Jun
20 %
Nov
19% Jan
3
28% Feb
$4.50
Jun
10
Jan
;7% Jan
3
10'/a Feb
18
Jan
5
5y8Feb
13
8% Feb
3
35% Feb
■
Jun
5%
Jan
>4%
Jun
8%
Jan
17
Jun
34%
4
Dec
9%
j
Jun
15
Jan
11
Jan
3
24
Dec
Jan
27% Jan
21%
Jun
29% Mar
26% Apr
17
49%
Jun
551/2
Dec
53% Jan
17
25%
Jun
41%
Dec
39% Jan
13
56%
10
36%
Jun
3
/
82
Dec
79
Jan
14
13%
May
Nov
12
Jan
30
18% Mar
15% Feb
4
20
4
46% Feb
3
88% Mar 17
13% Apr
19
$ per share
xl3
2%
5%
5Vo
Chic Rock
Jun
2a
Chickasha
17
Chilas
Jan
30% Apr
62% Jan
13
68%
Dec
32%
Sep
Sep
x20
30
13
Jan
4
103% Jan
4
Feb
291/4
Dec
26
Jan
24
42%
Jan
59%
Dec
58
•Jan
J3
6%
Feb
8%
Dec
6% Apr
Feb
6
68% Mar 22
8% Jan
1
14
86
Sep
82
Jan
3
90
Apr
25
34%
Dec
31% Jan
13
34
Mar 15
16
Jun
Oct
19%
20%
Jun
30%
67
Nov
85
16% Feb
24
Jan
145
36% Mar
108
20%
105
43%
Oct V
Dec
36 %
Dec
10% Aug
24% Jun
101%
133
70%
Xl24 %
54
1075
C C
17
Mar 10
24
46% Feb
3
112% Mar
4
29% Jan
9
107% Jan
18
73
Feb
62% Jan
3
72
Mar 25
Jan
37
Jan
4
43
Mar 14
15%
Jan
12% Jan
3
14% Feb
32% Jan
13
35%
Dec
1051/4
Dec
5%
Jan
4
Mar 22
30%
Dec
Jun
July
Feb
22
Mar 27
141%
101
Sep
82%
Nov
138
Jan
13
Mar 30
10
37% Mar 15
112% Mar 16
5% Jan
27
Jan
77
Apr
14
Sep
152
Apr
13
64
July
53% Jan
21
55
Jan
1075
11
Feb
165
Nov
5
Jan
143
172
18
Jan
Jun—
29%
Feb
89
Jan
Xl3%
Ciaik
43%
Feb
42% Jan
Dec
97% Mar 22
Jan
17%
8
Jan
3
Mar
3
St
16% Jan
3
46%
100
Mar" 16
Jan
9
$4.50
Cleve &
Clinton
Class
13
19% Jan
20
Collins
14 y4 Mar 30
17% Jan
11
15
16
Jan
13
25% Mar 23
Dec
16% Jan
13
27
17%
Dec
15% Jan
13
Jun
29%
Dec
28% Jan
3
16%
Jun
23%
Dec
28% Jan
9%
v
16%
Jun
13
Dec
11% Feb
7% Feb <
48% Mar
•
4
25% Mar 24
5%
conv
Colorado
&
Apr
18
Class
13
Columbia
Oct
11% Mar 30
14% Feb
20
Sep
60% Mar 25
66
14
32%
Oct
30% Feb
15
Jun
22 %
Sep
20 Ve Jan
4
37
Apr 17,
22% Mar
6
•
.
%
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•
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■
20
Co
7%
gtd
series
*25%
26%
26%
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160
*130
160
75
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75
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75
46
-
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.
45%
110
44%
44%
44%
44%
109%
109%
109%
109%
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28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
500
"106%, 107%
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107%
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110
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29
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107%
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110
71
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71
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71
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41
41
41
41
41
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13
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13
13%
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13
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35%
35
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106%
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■
106
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60
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105
10,100
-
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12,700
34
106
60
9,100
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4%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
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4%
9,400
22%
22%
22%
22 34
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
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5,400
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138%
138%
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53%
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30
100
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99
99
99
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99
18
17%
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2,800
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26,500
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16%
16%
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17
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23%
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23 %
23
23
23%
23%
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24
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24%
24%
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24
23
23
36%
36%
37
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62
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14
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62
12
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61
61
530
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50
38%
14,500
37%
4,800
13%
53,600
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62
220
24
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14
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4,400
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12
61
17
170
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62%
200
6,100
34%
34 Va
35%
37
36
36%
36
36%
36%
36%
35%
36%
21 y2
6,800
21 %
21%
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21 %
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21
21%
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4,400
25%
25%
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25
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10
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7,400
62%
62%
62
62%
62 %
63
62 %
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62
62%
13,700
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17%
17%
31%
11,200
31%
31%
32
31%
32
9%
14,400
9%
9%
31%
9%
31%
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T' 26Va
26J/2
25%
26%
27
27%
•
28
,
9%
26
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31%
31%
31%
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25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
4,500
28%
28 Va
29%
28%
29 Va
3,100
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27%
3V2
28
3%
3%
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4%
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4%
4%
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33,100
31%
31%
31 Va
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
30,300
107%
107%
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108
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107
100
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28
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9%
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25%
115%
114%
114%
115%
25%
115%
108
107%
108
107%
107%
12 Va
12%
12%
12%
2,600
9%
10
10
10
3,000
44%
46
45
45%
6,400
117
116
116
107
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107%
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100
60
45%
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16%
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16%
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11%
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9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
9%
1
9%
9%
2,500
14V4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
49,800
34%
12,000
RR of Cuba
13
36
Mar 16
103%
Apr '
113%
Dec
110% Mar 30
113
Apr 20
110%
Dec
108% Mar 24
111
Jan
4
Jun
41%
Dec
45% Apr
18
93
Jun
13%
Jan
pfd
Stores
Co
$4.52 preferred^
27%
6%
$4.50 preferred-
Apr
Consumers Power Co
Container
Inc
14
No par
com
35% /35%
34%
35 y4
No par
"111
111%
111%
111%
...No par
'*109
109y2
109y2
109%
Corp of America com__20
45
44%
45%
-.
4%
preferred
100
Baking Co com„No par
$5.50
preferred
No par
Continental
Continental
Can
Inc. common
$3.75 preferred—
9%
Dec
8% Feb
7
10% Apr
13
Continental
Diamond
78%
Dec
55% Apr
21
78% Jan
11
Continental
Insurance
26%
160
45%
Consol
105%
22—..
26
17%
Textile
page
600
26%
11%
Consolidated
see
26%
,"25%
50
44%
6
Fur footnotes
2,700
11%
9%
Feb
Feb
17%
17%
Retail
Jun
17%
17%
Consolidated
6%
18%
11%
9
56%
17%
44%
30
7
18%
1
6
19% Jan
12V4Jan
Jan
18
100
47% Feb
3
103
1,800
17%
"68
Consolidated Natural Gas—-—^—15
3
20
Jan
3
2,600
33%
91
10%
45%
16% Apr
Dec
7%
33%
*88
"130
"76
5
series C—
42% Jan
'
7%
33%
"138%
No par
12% Mar
102%
7%
90
33%
No par
common
46% Mar
■
"7%.
90
33%
No par
preferred
21%
17
7%
90
33%
22%
Consolidated Coppermines Corp
5
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
Jun
24
9,300
21%
Co
Cigar
Jun
Jan
240
900
,
33%
75
106%
_No par
Elec
common
Feb
39% Feb
26%
..
160
10%
100
63
•., 4%
Inc—No par
Inc—
10
9
62%
"68
37y8
Solvents
11%
13
"26
63%
'.-*33%
18
26%
27%
62%
240
*
7%
"88
■
Engineering
38%
35% Jan
102% Feb
7%
90
107
32
17*
17%
12% Jan 28
24
7%
"88
18%
' 12%
Mar 15
7%
33%
12I/2
19% Jan
63
91
33%
Consolidated Grocers Corp
1.33%
Consolidated Laundries Corp——_5
106
7%
"88
33%
37V*
Cons Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co
95% Jan
7%
91
'
37%
19
Dec
64%
36%
4% Apr
Dec
28
2.50
3
37%
28
63%
cl A—-2.50
15
X98
27%
107 %
28
63%
23
3% Feb
Jun
106%
*27%
107%
"27%
63%
23
27% Jan
Jan
106%
28
107%
28
63
*30%
"130
;v
preferred—100
Dec
Jun
107
108
27%
16%
Jan
95
107%
107%
28
24
4%
30%
108%
23l/z
29%
85
17,000
16%
Feb
11
51,500
32%
24
Jun
20
68%
32%
23%
2 %
15'% Apr
67%
32%
12%
100
21%
101% Jan
68%
32%
"40%
No par
Dec
31
67%
32%
"70%
No par
Nov
30%
68%
32%
75
•
100
Consolidated
17%
30%
67 38
"106%
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
103
1,950
30%
160
15%
4%%
-
59%
"68
.'.17%
Credit
COO
95,500
•
59
33
107%
6
3
59%
5%
68%
>106%
6
38% Jan
58 Vz
Shares
17%
5%
31
107%
Feb
Jan
60%
*16%
>130
No par
CO—:
57
S per share
5%
17
32%
"106%
—No par
System
5%
17
75
50
com
5%
67%
"28%
No par
No par
Ry
17%
51%
the Week
30%
28%
100
Corp
Sper share
Sales for
Friday
160
50
com
500
32
7%
26%
1
4,700
Apr. 21
"68
No par
preferred
Thursday
Apr. 20
$ per share
17%
6
400
14,400
67%
109%
41
33
61%
28%
30% Feb
May
60 y4
45%
15
36
63%
61
"31
109 y4
21
29% July
17%
6
29%
27% Apr
5
14%
14%
PRICES
Apr. 19
tper share
110
25% Apr
Apr
14%
Wednesday
17%
5%
5%
SALE
Apr. 18
100
common
Ohio
HIGH
Tuesday
'
29%
Doc
Jun
•"
/
"109%
Nov
8
2,300
1
34%
12
8,600
27%
par
30%
15
31%
27%
46
Feb
8
30%
27%
45%
Jun
9% Mar
31
27
par
25%
10 V4 Jan 25
30%
27i/2
"130
100
24%
Dec
15%
31%
27
63%
17%
Co com—100
Conde Nast Publishing Co
Apr "
17,500
15
311%
33 Va
*
11 y4 Feb
10%
15
15%
31%
32%
"88
"33
5
.....
21
12%
11,900
27 y*
■
9J/4 Apr
Jun
35,100
'
_100
No par
10% Aug
7%
3,900
8%
30%
67
63
5
common
Z-
Preferred 4%
5
8%
29%
68
"27%
100
Baltimore
4%
8%
29%
33 Va
"107%
10
.
17
17
32,
Va
4
Jun
11
60%
Corp com—No par
preferred
i
20
Superheater
4%
8%
28%
30%
;i
t per share
5V4
€0%
%
No par
Commonwealth Edison Co—,
Jan
14%
4%
8%
30%
27
Monday
16%
5%
100
:
Machine Co
Corp
33% Mar 16
19
16%
1
13
'9% Apr
30%
5 Ve
8%
29%
8%,;,
29%
Apr. 17
t per share
/f
10
;
29% Jan
Sep
5<
5
8%
'
LOW AND
Saturday
U'
Par
Oil
Dec
11%
.%■
...
/
Apr. 1.5
7%
I
"13%
STOCK
30%
Feb
4%
8%
30 y4
13%
Jan
8
5,200
13%
Carbon
Preferred
9%
12%
25%
117% Apr 12
108% Apr 10
14% Jan 10
9%
*13%
Commercial
15
9%
9
13%
3
Mar 30
9%
13%
21% Jan
Apr
9 %
13%
15% Mar 30
11% Mar 30
6,000
9%
■{ 9
13%
Dec
114
6,300
26"%
13%
20%
107
16%
25%
13%
Jun
Jan
16%
13%
"84
;
No par
13%
14%
16%
26%
84
Commercial
Jun
14%
16 3a
25%
41 %
6
11
13%
16%
26%
83%
10
of
Va
14%
16%
26%
41
64% Feb
$5
13%
17
26%
84%
27% Jan
6
29,800
14%
400
42%
16
26% Apr
4,100
3,300
83 %
20
109% Mar 18
11%
41V*
57% Jan
8
11%
84%
24 % Apr
17
11%
83%
Dec
25% Apr
*11%
84
Dec
107 V4 Feb
12%
83%
27%
32% Mar 29
11%
14
47,300
6
84 %
60%
Oct
»•
28%
84
84
Feb
109
*5%
28%
"82
84%
100
—
Combustion
6%
,
56
1
So
82
*5%
56
Southern
&
29%,
82
6%
56%
Pictures common—No par
$4.25 cum preferred w w—No par
Columbus
28%
83%
*54%
Broad Sys Inc
Columbian
29%
43
Inc
Gas
900
1,500
5%
56%
Iron
B
80
8%
16%
'
4%
8
2,200
29
42 %
Feb
Apr
4%
8%8
*8
*28
56%
21%
X106
4%
9
8%
29%
55i/2
46%
3
8%
*8%
29%
700
33%
104%
42%
Columbia
13%
68 %
9
33%
104
55%
2nd
14% Apr
8%
28
28
33%
104%
41
non-cum
38
18%
8%
28
*33%
2,800
25%
16%
26%
14%
4%
14
26%
16%
26%
27
1st preferred
13
Feb
17
26%
31%
non-cum
Columbia
17,500
23,100
28%
14 y4.
30%
4%
18
17%
55%
,
&
16%
42 y8
& Aikman
38% Apr
Jun
11%
14%
26 y2
Internatl
Colo Fuel
12
Jun
11%
14 y4
27
preferred--
16 Ve Feb
7%
ny2
13%
31
Corp
No par
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com—No par
$3.50
10,600
55 y2
(The)
A
19%
41
RR
Co
400
18%
55 %2
&
2nd
cum
Jan
Mar
11%
27
preferred
4Ve
7%
82%
6%
14%2
31/
—.
Coca-Cola
28%
83
11%2
4%
4%% cum conv pfd—-100
Clopay Corp
—1
Ciuett Peabody & Co com
No par
7%
17%
"27%
*104
30
'
14%
preferred
Foods
Jan
Dec
5%
16%
'i
15%
41%
Louis Ry
Pitts
19
17%
"81%
*5%
14%
gtd 47c stock
Molybdenum
19%
17%
82 y8
5%
14%
Special
Climax
Jun
Jun
27%
*81%
26
_100
27%
8%
"29%
com—No par
preferred
Jun
Jun
8%
29%
29%
Cleve Graph Bronze Co common.
12%
8%
8%
21 Va
14%
com—No par
15%
17
*7%
-16%
7%
33%
1041%
29%
8%
27
5%2
33%
"104
104%
30
29%
83
27%
34
"104
30
Illuminating com—No
preferred
No
15
7%
8
26%
33 y2
34%
104
8%
Cleve Elec
5%
'26%
27l/2
33%
29%
i
non-cum
'
18% Jan
27
104
11%2
>
15%
16%
*
5%
Coca-Cola
Dec
100
81% Mar
&
16%
100
Equipment Co
C
16%
7%
1,400
41V*
City Investing Co
5Vz% preferred
10
Mar 30
16%
No par
City Products Corp—
.City Stores Co__—-J
12
3
P vtc
16%
7 %
13
*12%
2,700
19%
16%
7%
320
10
17%
A 7%
'
16%
5%
t
"
19
8%
"81V2
25
"7
7%
10
"54%
Corp
I T Financial
Jan
13%
2,200
111%
-
4% preferred
Cincinnati Milling
Apr
12%
20
27V4
33
72
13 %
19%
30
'
67
145
43
/
3% July
21%
27
3
13 Va
19%
34 %4
"30;
12
106% Feb
Aug
19% Mar
13VB
18%
104
27%
25
Mar 30
Apr
'*29
'
8.50
28
109% Jan
Dec
108
Mar 11
43% Jan
Jun
28%
Jan
72
Dec
112%
Jun
61%
Mar
16
14
10%
19
27%.
34%
,f
C
10%
"7%
18 Va
8%
■', Z;
Gas
10%
16%
"26%
com_
Cincinnati
29
Z
25
Chrysler
4
10%
18%
-i; *103%
100
13
10%
16%
preferred
24
111%
18%
Chile Copper Co—
34% Feb
111%
/
common
69 Ve Apr
109% Mar
791/2" Jun
Jan
5%%
17
Jan 16
111%
RR Co„No par
Cotton
Co
111%
700
37
preference—No par
Pac
YORK
•;
13
"111%
15%
EXCHANGE
18% Feb
34
&
STOCKS
NEW
6
Apr
63% Apr
105%
9,800
10%
*36%
18
17
:
&
$ per share
share
Paul
Is
Highest
3
Apr
5,400
10%
10%
36%
15%
A
preferred series A
Chicago Yellow Cab—i
4
Jan
17%
10%
36%
37
17%
Conv
14
26%
17%
17%
10%
'
17%
151/s
preferred vtc
convertible
3% Feb
97%
1,800
17 »/8
—50
preferred
$3
13% Jan
36
18,300
4%
18
15%
.No par
Co cl
Chicago Pneumat Tool
45% Jan
Dec
1,900
10%
4%
17%
17%
40
Louisv Ry
13V4
17
17%
15%
_1.25
Chicago & North West
Jan
30 »/8
17%
9%
4%
17 Va
No par
A
Jan
•
17%
10%
4%
15%
No par
Milw St
Series
Jan
.60
17%
10 V»
4%
3'a
17
1
Class B
Chic
5%
Jun
17%
10%
4
15 y4
—
&
16%
Jun
35
44%
S per
17%
10%
—5
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
$ per share
Jun
A
Chic Ind
x56 % Mar 15
Lowest
Highest
17%
4%
17
Mfg
v.
Year 1949
6.200
7%
Chicago Corp (The)—
1
'
Chicago Great West Ry Co com—50 ■'/"
Range for Previous
Lowest
150
19
15%
:
Class
135%
17%
17 Va
Products
Cab
400
136
15%
Corp
preferred—:
25,500
106%
137
"7%
3%%
convertible preferred
100
Chic & East 111 RR Co com—No
par
32% Mar 23
30 Ve Mar
Copper
32%
106%
32%
137
17 %
'*
1
3
13
>
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
18
7% Jan
27% Mar 30
7%
Pasco
Checker
23
5%
de
*'
32
106
-
No par
—9.50
.*
Champion Paper & Fib"com—No par
24
Dec
14
Feb
Jan
Corp com—5
Co
Chain Belt Co
21
Apr
;
Certain-teed
Feb
7% Mar 29
.
3
104% Apr
West
Central Violeta Sugar
Century Ribbon Mills
Cerro
May
51/2
12
Teb
9
3
South
7
18
31'/a
98%
Dec
3
21% Jan
Jan
Jun
91/2
8% Jan
Jan
Jun.
Aug
19V4 Mar 23
31
18%
5 %
&
100
32 %
106
18%
4%
4%
"17
10 V*
•
"12%
14,400
17%
12%
Central
17
"10
i
50
37%
105%
18%
13
1
50
440
37
*104
17%
10%
class A
B
153 Va
37%'
105%
18%
10%
Class
*
153 %
155
36%
*104
*17%
;ioy4
4
Central RR Co of N J
30
18'% Feb
91
11
—100
*153%
•
200
17%
17%
11
4%
common
8,400
18%
111%
Light
preferred
i_
42%
'
111%
Illinois
1,900
41%
17%
17%
111V4
Feb
13
26% Apr
30% Jan
17%.
10%
4%
17
8%
42%
41%
139
18%
111V4
3
22% July:
17V4
10%
4%
5'U
37%
18%
18%
17%
**111%'111%
113
Apr. 3
Jan
17%
10%
*
No par
18%
37%
8%
"17%
18%
17%
10%
12% Jan
15
17%
1
vtc
18
8%
ny«
—5
Co
Co
Ry Co
"137i%
18%
17%
36%
Oct
Dec
Sugar
17.%
10 y2
16% Mar
16%
138
18%
37%
13
17% Mar 30
138
*
18
37%
8%
106i/a
10%
14 ye Jan
7
138%
17%
"37
,
33
"105%
37%
Dec
Dec
"137V8
37%
105%
32%
106
17%
:
155
37%
"104
32%
106
18%
v
"153%
36%
32%
32%
106
L20
Aguirre
153%
105 Va
10%
26
Jan
42%
37%
12% Jan
8%
No par
42 Va
"104
*105%
139
43%
X35%
106
32V8
105
"137%
42%
10%
Oct
13%
32%
106
;
8%
153%
36V8
"105%
18
37
8%
42
153V4
35%
;
17
37
8%
37%
14%
2iy4
36
105'%
32V2
<
17%
37%
8%
10%
11% Apr
14% Jan
Feb
41%
153y4
35%
105%
v
Z100
common
41%
17%
"36 y2
■
37%
25
July
10,600
17%
10%
9% Jan
6 %
1,900
37%
Oct
14% July
■9% Jun
33%
•
11%
' 9%
33 %
i
9
14%
33%
4%%
10
110% Feb
10% .Jun
33
Central
351/4 Jan
Dec
„
33%
2
Dec
112%
Dec
33 %
27
36%
Jan
12
10
—100
preferred
Ga
33%
-
10% Mar 29
12
Nov
Oct
Corp
33
38% Feb
9% Jan
33%
8
common
"
preferred series B vtc
.-100
Central Hudson G & E Corp—No
par
104%
-
Celotex
5,100
34
8%
preferred
Jun
330
33
17
153V4
Shares
106
32%
37%
41%
106
33
8%
153
106
32%
*36V2
>
106
the Week
share
33
8%
25
106
t per
32%
37%
1
—
106
Sales for
Apr. 21
share
32%
8%
—50
*33%
Sper share
106
Friday
Apr. 20
$ per
32%
32%
34
Thursday
Apr. 19
share
106
"36%
series
33'%
PRICES
Wednesday
33
17V2
Corp
4.20%-1
$ per
106
17%
:_100
15%
106
,
*33%
common
14%
1.07
32%
Corp of Amer com—No par
1st preferred—
No par
$4.75
Mar 14
V
*106
*
$ per share
No par
preferred
Preferred
25
140
Co
100
'
5
General
Caterpillar Tractor
9
10
107% Jan
3
Jun
Mar
34% Feb
(J
Ry
t per share
SALE
Tuesday
Apr, 1.8
10
preferred 4%
&
34%
97
Conv
Carriers
Case
104%
3
xll4
Light
13
Jun
Apr
Ohio
&
24
100% Aug
26%
&
Power
8% Apr
153% Mar 24
37% Apr 10
23%
Clinch
Carolina
48% Jan
13
Jan
16
Carolina
HIGH
Monday
Apr. 17
Apr. 15
Far
Carrier Corp common
30
;
Saturday
*
•'
Carpenter Steel Co.,,
18%
30% Mar
•
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
—
Fibre
20
No par
5
—10
.
"103%
17Va
45
105%
17%
"103% 105%
34%
111%
"109
45%
".103%
-
35
34%
10
45%
35
34%
35
111%
111%
109%
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45%
45%
45%
45%
105%
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105%
103%
103%
111%
110
112
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34%
113
112%
113
110
109%
109%
70
45%
45%
5,100
103%
210
11,800
103
17%
16
17
16%
16%
15%
16
15%
15%
97
97
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97%
97%
98
97%
97%
97
97%
97
98
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37%
37
37%
36%
37
36%
37%
36%
37
37%
104%
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104%
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104
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37%
103
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10
58
5b
16%
9%
58
10
10
10%
58%
57%
58
9%
57
104
103
3,200
10
10
10
57%
56 V*
56%
450
330
8,400
100
9%
10
4.8Q0
55%.
56
3,000
13
/
14
(1678)
t per
t per
share
I per share
4 per share
5'A
Jun
8%
Jan
6% Jan
3
47%
Feb
65%
Oct
55% Jan
25
64
Par
Apr
6%
Continental OH of Delaware
14
1
5
62Ve
liy4
Jun
15%
Jan
13% Jan
3
19% Apr 21
Continental Steel Corp
19%
Jun
24 Ye
Dec
22 % Apr
20
26% Mar 14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp common
5
$3 prior preferred
No par
Copper Range Co
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
_5
55% May
54
Jan
it
55% Mar 13
Feb
12
Jan
17
13% Apr
19
3
17% Feb
4
12%
Jun
12
19%
Jun
Jan
14% Jan
49
Dec
52
Feb
48
Apr
18
49% Jan
Jun
11%
Dec
10% Jan
3
17% Apr
21
Deo
58%
49% Mar
57% Jan
28% Jan
67% Mar
3
13
30%
Dec
102%
Deo
100
Apr
18
101% Apr
92%
Jan
102
Sep
100% Feb
21
102% Mar 21
21%
3
187% Apr
13
28
Oct
Dec
32%
Jun
Jun
8%
72% Jan
31
4% Jan
2%
Jun
96
1
182% Jan
Dec
189
Jan
3% Mar
1%
Apr
Sep
5%
73%
Jan
57
171%
Jan
Dec
104
14% Nov
Jan
66
Jan
2
6% Mar
12% Jan
S0% Jan
105
Jan
11
14
Jan
5
30% Mar
25
Doc
28% Jan
13%
Oct
19%
Jan
14% Apr
1
36%
Jan
42%
Apr
37% Apr
19
40
20
Jun
30
Deo
27% Jan
13
34% Mar
29%
Feb
23
94
Dec
May
99%
102% Jan
99% Jan
11
3
3
14
Nov
24
Jan
49
Nov
72%
Jan
54
21
July
31
Apr
18
Apr
16%
Dec
160
May
5%
14
7% Jan
67% Jan
of
Cream
3
27
9Y» Jan
31
Mar
71
3
13%
Feb
11 Ve Anr
20
13% Jan
19
25%
Dec
22
19
25%, Jan
5
9
43%
52% Nov
Jun
9%
Dec
7
18%
Apr
24'/a
Jun
Jan
Jan
137
Mar
133
Oct
145%
Jun
33
32%
33»A
r
9y« Feb
10
20% Jan
21
17
57
10
Jan
20
Cushman's Sons Inc
25
Cutler-Hammer Inc
Jun
15% Mar
Jan
96%
Nov
96
11% July
14%
138
Class A
7%
15
xl6%
26%
19
12
98% Mar 22
Dec
13% Jan
30
18% Apr
21
Jan
87
13
Jan
17% May
15% Jan
3
17% Feb
17
Mar
22%
Dec
21% Jan
23
Jan
31
May
29% Jan
4
24
Jan
92
Jan
ooun
Al|g
97
Jan
11
92%
Jan
100%
DM
97% Jan
24
101% Apr
Jun
12/8
wov
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9%
Jan
8 % Jan
27
17
35% Mar 24
Jun
22
3.75%
53
24% Mar
Jun
15
23% Mar
13
9
13% Jan
11
11%
Jun
13%
Nov
xl2% Jan
6
16%
Jun
22 %
NOV
20% Jan
13
Jan
35"% Mar
8
3
Sep
40
37%
Sep
45%
Feb
40% Jan
9%
Jun
13%
Dec
23
6%
Jun
9%
NOV
12%
Jun
18%
Dec
7% Apr 20
17% Jan
13
4,800
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—
24%
24%
17%
173/4
17%
17'/a
2,600
8%
8%
8%
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;
23%
44%
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4 4'A
36
36
36
32'A
323A
32'A
9
9'A
9
50
23
233/a
7,600
33%
33%
33%
7,300
99%
99%
99%
100%
100'A
100'A
60
14'A
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4,000
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11,100
280
100%
143/4
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23%
23%
23%
23
23%
23%
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45
45
46
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33
36
36
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36
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33
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36
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99
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98
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32
32
32
32
ft
ft
103,300
263A
22
22
26%
26%
26%
26%
28%
27%
28%
27
27%
27%
27%
463/4
463/4
47
47
473/4
473A
47%
48
48
48
47
473/a
1,900
12%
12%
12 Vs
12'/a
12%
12'A
12%
12%
12
12%
12
12 Vs
2,300
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
233A
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
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62
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1
63A
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6%
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22 'A
21%
21%
133/a
9
13% Jan
3
9% Jan
5
22% Apr
21
6%
223/a
—
6%
22%
■
—■
3,800
•
1,300
13
13
13 Vs
13%
13%
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13
1,000
22
22
22
22%
21%
22 Vs
21 34
22
2,100
38 Ve
38%
38'A
37%
38%
37%
373/4
2,200
44%
43 3 4
43%.
44
44%
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44%
43%
43%
43
43%
800
12'A
*12 'A
12%
12%
123A
12'A
133/a
12%
13%
12%
13'A
6,600
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7'A
7%
7%
7%
3,600
20%
20%
203/4
21%
20%
21'A
21%
22%
21%
22%
60,900
12%
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2
7%
20%
62
6%
22%
38/,/
*43%
Distill Corp-Seagrams Ltd
*58
62
6'A
22%
13 y«
25
participating preferred
*58
6%
22
21%
38%
38%
Diamond T Motor Car Co
6%
22
223/a
223/4
*38%
Diana Stores Corp
62
*58
6%
6'A
22
13
*22'A
A
62
*58
38'/#
*12%
2
2
class
common
/
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-
8,700
22
5
Nopar
Co
Raynolds
Match
r
—1
3
6%
22 %
ft
8
Detroit Steel Corp
Devoe
22%
ft
100
Edison
Diamond
22'A
ft
100
common
for preferred
(The)—
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
Mar 15
22%
20
for
44% Mar
*
143/4
: 8%
v
100
Western
39% Jan
11% Mar 31
31%
14%
14%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co„100
2
23% Jan
ctfs
Detroit
12
21 % Mar 13
ctfs
Escrow
7
Feb
7% Jan
58
'23
132
24%
Grande West RR
Derby Oil Co
10
0
O O UY-
14%
20
Hudson
Escrow
11
14
23
*130
23>A
ft
57% Feb 27
Jan
100%
101%
1
6% Feb
100%
*100%
Power & Light Co—13.50
21% Jan
99
/
23%
34'A
98%
100
series B
Delaware
Sep
120
1,000
45,000
•'
23%
34
100
33%
33%
100
6
Jan
9 '/a
34
23%
23%
101
14
Jan
8%
?
23%
23%
33%
*97%
*100
ft Apr
9%
40,100
49%
100
23% Feb
23%
7'/a
132%
49%
6,400
11
58
700
18%
11
Jun
6%
*132
132
100
1,400
22 y2
*17%
21% Jan
Jun
4%
*22
17'/4
Dec
Jan
50
;
23
14,400
/-•
ll'A
24'A
24y4
—
70%
11%
6y2
7lA
133
133%
49%
49%
8%
9%
*130
8%
8%
*69
22y4
4,600
•'
180
*163/4
preferred
Denver & Rio
20
22
16'A
16%
11%
560
19%
*18'A
*160
18'/#
No par
Jan
2,300
*17'/#
Deep Rock Oil Corp
13% Jan
58'/2
18'/#
Deere & Co common
31
*57%
10Ve
11%
30
16.400
*17 Ve
22%
17
*69
460
20%
17'A
Jun
20
104
19%
17%
&
Apr
104
20%
57%
57%
18%
18%
16%
16%
*160
180
8Ve
8%
19
17%
Lack
12
104
104% 105
105
*16%
Delaware
46% Mar 13
105
7,500
183A
Delaware
26'/b Apr
5,400
17%
6
Dec
32%
17 Ve
17
Dec
500
323/8
98
10% Jan
Dec
15'A
38'A
32>A
16%
36
14%
15%
*37%
32'A
98
3
53%
15y2
38'A
16%
3
30%
15 Vs
97 %
8% Jan
Jun
1,000
17%
29% Jan
Dec
29
28%
16'A
JdQ
Jun
100
2,500
28%
17%
y/8
12%
9,800
13%
97%
40% Jan
34%
28
104
133'a
16%
ft Apr
19
27%
*102
98
Jun
5%
19
3,200
173A
50c
&
3,000
2%
15%
50c
Mar
100
5 Ve
2'A
98
Decca Records Inc
7%
185
5%
17%
Dayton Rubber Co
8
11,800
153A
5
Mar 23
*184
104
24'A
260
69
98
11
36% Apr
68'A
7,900
15'A
49
4
3C%
Mar
26
38% Jan
Rep
102'/2
15
25'A Mar 20
3
Oct
Jan
29
Jun
31
Jan
*43%
Jun
30%
36%
101'A
97%
Jan
10
173A
36%
101%
*101%
13V«
28%
22%
23
*130
132
/
V
740
18
Dayton Power & Light common—7
Preferred 3.75% series A
100
Preferred
9
22%
22%
*130
132
24'A
24'A
132
24y2
17%
8%
25,600
'37'A
*131% 133%
49y2
49'A
8%
9
50
17'A
63
15
convertible preferred
Davison Chemical Corp (The)
5
24'/2
*130
7'A
7%
133'A 133'A
60
16%
97'A
15% Feb
3
4% May
7%
22%
22%
*130
132
®24'A
24%
22
7,200
8,900
48
62'/2
28'A
13%
11%
22
7%
11%
„>
23
50
27%
133/a
16
48
17%
5%
102 y4 Mar 21
9
*22%
7%
55%
13%
15%
102% 102%
105
21
19
1
*54%
15% 16%
*62% 63
' 36% 37y4
*101% 101%i
*101% 102%
67% 68 "A
*184
185
5'/a
5Vs
2'A
2y4
56%
58%
18%
19
16%
16%
*160
180
8Vb
8>A
*69
71%
11%
4,800
20
1
Davega Stores Corp common
5
8%
49%
11%
22%
32,500
'
1
100
2.50
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
34% Mar 17
12
22%
49
*48
104>A 104%
*104
57%
57%
18
19%
16%
16%*160
180
8'A
8'A
»GBV2
71%
19,600
22%
55%
13%
16
38
32%
32%
.
7,200
19'A
19%
■j
;
Dana
Mar 22
13 % Jan
49'A
Nopar
D
9
20%
16%
180
8'A
69
37%
19%
18%
56%
19
19%
16%
16%
*160
180
8
8'A
*68>A
71%
11%
11%
*22
23
6%
7%
*131
133%
49%
49%
8%
9
22%
22%
6%
6%
133% 133%
,
100
pfd
'
23%
*22
.■
1
24% Feb
25% Feb
3
Feb
22% Feb
125
Publishing common—No par
preferred
Nopar
preferred
Nopar
Curtis-Wright common
1
Prior
28
3
2.50
18'%
57
18
29
15%
15'A
*104
18
57
*19%
16'%
*160
8
69
*11%
29
38%
38'A
32%
33
104% 104%
*104
105%
104% 104%
105%
104% 104%
105%
$7
7
55% Jan
7% Jan
Sep
19%
134% Mar
Mar 31
49
26 V*
Jan
16
Jan
8
6% Mar 30
122% Jan
28%
33
Curtis
8% Oct
Feb
4%
109
13%
28
62%
19%
*54%
13%
15%
27%
28
*103
105
13%
13%
29V2
29y2
15'A
15%
104%
13'A
5
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Apr
27'A
15'A
18
67'A
186%
5%
2'A
*102%
13%
38%
5
Nov
66'/#
186
5
2%
28
28%
Cuneo Press Inc
Feb
*101% 10214
61%
22%
15%
16>A
62%
63
36%
37%
101
101%
*101% 102%
67'A
67%
184
184
5'/4
5'A
2'%
2%i
Shares
7'A
6%
63%
49
*48
the Week
6%
6%
62%
18'A
55%
13%
16%
13%
15%
21
t per share
t per share
23
22%
*54%
16%
63
37%
100%
15%
' 62%
37
100
105
13%
*104%
t
48'%
27%
38%
No par
10%
48
*102%
.
13%
15Vb
100
100
Cuban-American Sugar common__10
1% preferred
i-lOO
Cudahy Packing Co common——_10
4%% preferred
100
6
49'%
15%
convertible preferred
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pfd
9
55%
13%
16'/a
29%
5%
14
'54%
12%
15%
38'A
of Amer com—No par
11
Feb
55%
12'A
15%
15
29'A
No par
$4.20 preferred
$4 2nd preferred
Crucible Steel
Jan
23%
*38
2
common
16
j
28
104
13%
(The)
preferred
Crown Zellerbach Corp
8
5%
2%
27%
16%
22%
2.50
Crown Cork & Seal common
$2
62%
37%
100%
*102%
16%
15%
15%
62%
63
37%
37%
*100
100'A
*101 % 102%
66%
66%
*186
187
5'%
5%
2'A
2y4
187
5'/a
2'A
16%
*48'%
*101% 102%
67'/a
67'A
*186
62%
Apr
7
63'A
19
6%
63'A
16%
7
63'/*
23%
No par
Wheat Corp
4
19
19% Jan
14
62%
37'A
*100
1
19
175
3
Jan
73
Jun
15%
100
Apr
25
4
Feb
15'/#
—25
preferred
59% Jan
18
15% Jan
175
8% Mar
Jun
60
May
160
3%%
Creameries of America
Mar 13
105
Mar 31
Feb
Feb
21
16% Jan
12%
Jan
105
Dec
105
Mar
90
17% Jan
1
Crane Co common
81
8
18
55'A
12%
15%
49%
>
6%
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 20
t per share
f per share
6%
62%
23
*54'%
12%
15%
16
23Vs
*54%
12%
15%
-
2% Feb 25
0
25% Mar 30
101% Mar
6
6%
62'A
15%
16
»48'/2
20
5
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947
100
Corn Products Refining common__25
1% preferred
100
Coty Inc
1
Coty International Corp
1
Apr. 18
f per share
<
6%
63
22%
Corning Glass Works common
3%% preferred
19
share
50
series
Corn Exchange Eank & Tr Co
6
Apr
Jan
14
Dubilier Electric Corp
Cornell
38% Apr 10
20
94
Dref 5%
Convertible
11
7
■
$ per
Continental Motors
5
Tuesday
Monday
Apr. 17
Apr. 15
share
7% Apr
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 19
LOW AND HIGH
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Hiehest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
-
Year1949
51% July
RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
9
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.
J
7% z;.
20%
s,
'
9%
Jan
17
12% Jan
4
15% Jan
43
Dlvco Corp
11
Nopar
5
Nopar
*11'/#
11%
11'/#
11%
ll'A
11%
11
11
11
ll'A
11
ll'A
1,900
33
33
33'/4
33
33'A
33
3334
32%
33 3A
32%
33
4,700
15'A
15%
15'/#
15%
15
15 y#
14%
Douglas Aircraft
Nopar
80
65'/2
80'/2
80'/2
81
81
82
78
65%
64%
65'%
64%
65'A
64'A
*109%
110
109%
109%
*109%
143
142
143
Dr.
4
14 Vs Mar 31
17 V4 Jan
6
Oct
69 Vs Jan
13
82% Apr
Apr
Dec
54% Jan
13
68% Apr
13
10
Sep
101%
Apr
108%
Sep
108
Feb
20
110% Mar 30
101
Apr
123%
Dec
119y4 Jan
13
150
Dec
24% May
16 'A Mar 10
Sep
86 %
Jan
81
11 % Mar
20%
Oct
19% Jan
14%
Oct
11% Mar 27
16%
78
Mar
1
27
8%
Jun
43%
Jun
63%
Nov
60% Jan
13
Feb
124%
Oct
122% Jan
9
102% Aug
101% Jan
31
Apr
10
19% Jan
5
83% Jan
30
21
Mar 21
14% Jan
12
73% Apr
Pepper Co
Dow Chemical Co common
$4 preferred
3%%
97%
Jan
*
Nopar
*110
145
50c
14%
14%
77%
78%
6,900
64%
64'A
64%
15,800
*109%
112
143%
144%
139%
142
17%
17%
16%
83'A
113
5,300
.
*109'A
112
100
142%
-
143
2,300
17
17'A
17%
7,900
82'A
82'A
*82'A
83'A
82
82'A
*81
83
81
81
220
1
20
20
20
20
19%
20 '/2
19% ,.19%
20
20
20
20
1,000
Nopar
Duplan Corp
12
12'/4
12'A
12'/4
11%
12
12
12
12
11%
11%
1,000
de Nem
72 3/#
40,300
12
/:
(E I) & Co—
Common
5
72%
73%
71%
72%
72%
14
Preferred $4.50 series
Nopar
*126%
127Vi
*126%
21
Preferred $3.50 series
Nopar
102%
102'/2
102'/2
Feb
20
Duquesne
100
®102'/4
*114
*126%
102'/2
127'A
102% Apr
114'/2
114%
114'/2
10
DWG Cigar Corp
ft
10%
10%
*l0'/2
10%
1st pfd
Light 5%
liava
Jan
113% Jan
4
Jun
12%
Jan
10 y4 Jan
4
11% Jan
15%
Jun
20% Mar
15% Mar 30
19% Jan
10
Eagle-Plcher Co
13
Jun
16% Mar
14 'A Jan
13
17
Feb
24
Eastern
Airlines Inc
Deo
13% Feb
6
16% Apr
21
Eastern
Corp common
18% Apr
49% Apr
19
Eastern
Stainless
10
Eastman Kodak Co common
9%
14%
80
63%
17%
13
116
14%
77
17%
Apr
127 Vs
14%
81
17%
143
250
65%
v
*82'A
145
17'/2
100
convertible preferred
17'/2
*53'A
17'/2
110%
Nopar
common
Jun
112
33
15
Dunhill International
Du Pont
119
series A
$3.25 2nd preferred
Dresser Industries
39'/2
Nopwr
common
Class A
*
53%
Doehler-Jarvis Corp
Dome Mines Ltd
9
18%
53
40%
54
Jan
72%
2,600
2,300
54%
40%
13
57%
14%
43
54
36% Jan
Feb
14'/#
41
40 y4
9
Jan
Shares
14'/#
41
;
53%
3
12%
;/
53
32% Mar
43
,
40%
Sales tor
the Week
40'A
10% Jan
48%
*14
14%
t per share
54
14% Mar
Deo
14%
14%
Apr. 21
a
t per share
share
40
3
38 V*
14 %
Friday
Apr. 20
Apr. 19
f per
54
50% Jan
Jun
14%
Thursday
Wednesday
share
40
28
Nov
July
14'/#
$ per
39 %
54%
35% Jan
53%
10
14%
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Apr. 18
*54
38% Nov
Jun
Apr 21
14%
$ per share
LOW AND HIGH
Nopar
Feb
45 %
56% Mar 24
Apr. 17
S per share
1
Dixie Cup Co
Monday
Apr. 15
Par
24%
25
Saturday
•
8 per share
8 per share
$ per share
iV'v-,Y"
-V—v
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Feb
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest \
Year 1949
t per share
"•
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
*114
*10%
71'A
73%
126%
126%
127'A
200
102%
*102%
102%
102%
102%
102%
102%
1,400
114'/2
*114
114%
114 %
114'/2
114
114'/2
170
10%
10%
10'/2
10%
700
i6y#
16%
72%
73%
*10'A
/10%
73'A
-127
127
127
71%
*127
*10%
E
7% July
7%
Jun
38%
Jun
Jan
164
16%
13%
Jan
Jan
13
48%
Nov
45 Ys Jan
27
Oct
172% Jan
ft
202
10
190
Apr
10
6%
21%
Jun
32%
29
Jan
13
30% Jan
9
Eaton
14%
Apr
19
Dec
16
Apr
19
19 Ye Jan
7
Edison
88
Jan
Dec
10%
Feb
93% Apr
6
12% Jan 25
xl5% Apr
13
100% Apr
Oct
94%
96
Deo
14%
101
May
96
Jan
98
Mar 10
12
Bros
4'A%
Jun
8%
Dec
x8% Jan
12
10
Apr
45%
Deo
42% Feb
24
46% Jan
Electric
Feb
1"%
Dec
16
13
19% Feb
Electric
32% Mar
1%
Jun
Oct
38%
Jun
34%
35% Jan
ft
1% Jan
1
3% Apr
35% Apr
19
42% Jan
11
21
13% Mar
Jan
7
17%
Jun
28%
Nov
22% Apr 21
28% Feb
23
48
Jun
75
Nov
62
Apr
75
23
42%
Jan
51%
Oct
50
Jan
May
26
10%
Jun
23% Aug
8%
Jun
12%
Jun
14%
Jan
*29%
Jun
Apr
3
13
13
18
11
Feb
52% Mar 28
Inc
Boat
Electric
14%
15%
15
15'A
18,700
15%
153/4
16%
16
16%
4,700
17
48
48'/2
48
190
29'/2
30
16'A
16'/2
*93%
94'/2
*189
16%
5
48'/#
10
*189
.1
16%
93%
2.50
14'/2
*99
8%
43%
18'A
1
preferred
*37'A
Nopar
2'A
,
15
Elliott
10
Co
5%
common
convertible preferred
"
16%
48%
190
*189
29%
16%
93%
'
8%
8%
8%
8%
2,000
43%
42%
43%
43%
43%
43 y#
43%
18
18%
18%
18%
17%
18%
17%
17%
5.2c0
12,200
38
38
2%
38
*37'A
37%
*37%
37%
3%
3»/8
3%
2%
3%
36'A
36%
35%
36%
36'A
36'A
*37%
38
2%
2'A
36%
23'A
24%
ll'/2
13%
Nov
xl6y4 Jan
3
39% Apr
21
Emerson Radio &
30%
32%
18'A
Nov
17% Jan
11
35%
Deo
30
100% Jan
10
103% Apr
13
7
Dec
6% Jan
13
7% Jan
5
Equitable Office Bldg
9%
Jun
14%
Jan
10% Jan
13
12% Mar
4
Erie RR
Jun
61%
Jan
55
Jan
13
57% Feb
Jan
60
Jan
9
Dec
5
5%
6%
Jun
10%
Jan
6%
Jun
11%
Dee
8% Feb 14
9% Feb
39
Jun
foot no**'
5%
=*»*
Apr
Dave
Mar 14
3y. Apr
22.
16
Apr 15
6
62
11
2
Mar 14
6% Jan
9
Mar 16
preferred
common—
Evans
Williams
5
1
11%
23'A
23%
52%
52
52
27'/2
26%
15%
15%
33%
32'/#
30%
23%
11%
11%
-
11
11
2,100
23
6,300
66
51
52
*51
51%
*51
51%
27%
26'A
26%
26 34
26%
26
26 Ve
9,400
16%
16
16%
15%
16 Ve
16
17%
26,900
33%
33%
36'A
383/8
393A
288,700
19
19%
19'A
3,000
37%
38%
19%
19>A
19'A
19%
19'A
19%
19%
32 '/2
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
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32%
103%
103%
103%
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7
104
1
7'A
7Y4
Nopar
12'A
*103
12»/4
100
*56
56'/a
50
*61
65
7'A
12
'•
55%
*61
104
7%
12%
*103
7'A
12
Products Co
5
5
5'A
*9%
5%
9%
5%
103%
*103
7'A
7'A
7%
7'A
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
56 V*
56%
56%
19
*32%.
7%
56%
56
*55%
56%
65
*61
65
9%
5'/2
9%
5%
9%
65
*61
5%
5%
" 9%
9%
Eversharp Inc
1
i0'/2
10%
10%
11
10%
11
3
39
40%
39%
40
40
40%
3%
*3Y4
Exchange Buffet Corp
2.50
*3'A
3%
3%
3,700
22%
32'A
*103
717,900
36%
*58%
*61
65
12%
56%
*62
'
Corp
*
300
3'A
2%
23%
2,900
37%
37%
36
20
14%
102
66
Ex-Cell-O Corp
18
11%
23'A
93%
*14%
*100
*61
11% Mar 25
4% Jan
14%
66
44
Max 21
93%
94%
102
19'A
10
100
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Eureka
ll'A
15V2
;
*100
9
27%
15%
14%
14%
*60%
*52
-
' 8%
9
94%
102
66
52'/2
28
*11'A
14%
24
*52
15%
9
*93%
*100
*61
66
27%
68
24
*61
3
Feb
11%
23'/2
66
4
4%
2%
36%
*61 %
Emerson
Co
900
43%
50
Corp common__25
6,100
16%
18'A
El Paso Natural Gas
Phonograph
30'A
16%
43%
6
Endicott Johnson
*93%
20
29%
30%
16%
17%
8%
21
Empire District Electric
*16%
18%
28% Jan
5
29%
16%
43%
17% Apr
33% Jan
30%
16
12,600
11,700
94'/2
16
20% Mar 17
30
16'A
17
48%
188
14%
102
15
0
30'/4
16%
47%
188
14%
Feb
Feb
17%
48'A
189
189
*99'/2
13% Feb
Mfg Co
16%
473/4
18'/#
48%
190
*93%
Deo
Electric
48'A
*189
14%
14%
29
29%
*16
17%
17%
48%
190
102
8%
50
preference
17'/#
16%
14%
37'/4
11%
37
' 15%
*99
8%
42%
14%
102
*ll'/2
Nopar
Elgin National Watch Co
SVa%
29'/a
5
Storage Battery—
Jun
Por
5,400
153%
15%
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
4%
3
16%
15'/#
15%
_3
common
105
July
16%
15%
15%
100
Jan
3%
16
15
15%
>.100
100%
55
16
15%
15%
16'/2
2
common
Deo
48%
16
15
16
common—1
Stop Nut Co
Auto-Lite (The)
Convertible
38% Feb
Jan
Jan
2-/8
51
Elastic
Jan
15%
15%
16
'
100
preferred
12%
Jan
Corp
preferred
4%%
33%
6
Steel
Stores
Ekco Products Co
16
15
10
preferred
Manufacturing Co
Jan
15%
1
-—10
.
3%
11
' '
1
40%
3%
5%
9%
,
5%
9%
5%
10'A
5%
9%
32%
104
220
1,700
90
7'A
5,400
12%
30,400
56%
600
65
5%
93a
3,000
1,700
11%
10%
U
10%
11
13,700
41
39%
40 Ve
39
39
3,000
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
1,600
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 4901,
171
NEW
Range for Previous
:
Year 1940
Lowest
t per thare
•
•
►
NEW
Highest
I per share
t per share
YORK
STOCK
1
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
Saturday
EXCHANGE
Monday
Apr. 15
$ per share
Par
15
RECORD
STOCKS
i
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
(1679)
t per share
HIGH
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 17
.
I per share
PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
t per share
Friday
Apr. 2U
Apr. 19
Apr. 18
,
t per share
Sales
Apr. 21
$ per share
for
the Wee*
% per share
Shares
F
34
Jun
Jan
37% Mar 10
45% Mar 27
Fairbanks Morse & Co
19
Feb
25%
Oct
23% Jan
3
26
19 %
Oct
23%
Dec
17% Apr
127, Aug
15%
Oct
%
Jun
41%
18
22% Jan
7
Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
*19%
14% Jan
3
17 % Feb
23
1
21
1
13
Jan
% Jan
3
Dec
15% Jan
3
Jan
35% Mar 11
14%
Jun
18%
Nov
17% Mar
3%
Jun
6%
Jan
4 % Feb
33% Jan
Dec
Sep
103
4
Jan
4%%
Dec
17% Jan
3
21% Apr
21
81%
Dec
55% Apr
21
56
Dec
52% Jan
Jan
83% Feb
8
13
62% Apr
14
Firestone
105
Feb
15
107% Apr
18
4%%
3
76 Va Apr
17
14% Jan 20
33% Jan
Flintkote Co
29% Mar
103% Feb
7
Dec
18 % Jan
3
15
Mar 13
9
4
2
20% Mar 17
22% Mar 23
15% Jan
10
May
15%
Oct
13
9%
Sep
24%
Jan
11% Jan-3
15% Apr 21
8%
Feb
14%
Dec
14% Jan
19% Feb
20%
5
Apr
18%
4%
4%
4%
36%
36%
36 Va
36 Va
36%
104 Vi
103%
104%
103 %
103%
11 Va
11%)
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,700
18%
13%
19 %
19%
19%
201/4
20'A
20%
20%
21%
20%
21'A
10,100
*59
10
73%
73%
73%
12%
12%
12%
12%
31%
104%
•104%
104%
104%
104%
90
25%
2b
25%
25%
26%
26%
1,800
7%
Florida Power Corp
Florida Power & Light
31
*104
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 Va
19%
19 Va
19%
19
19 Va
19
19 Va
9,500
22
22%
21%
22 Va
21%
21%
;*14
14%
22
22'%
21%
22
14%
14%
14%
14
14
13 Va
13%
13%
14%
13%
14%
13%
14%
13%
__1
17%
17%
17
17%
17%
17%,
17%
17%
17 Va
27
27
26
27 Va
*90
91
90%
"...
3
27
18
Food
30% Jan
Machinery & Chem Corp
convertible preferred
26%
26%
25%
26
25%
25%
91
90
90
90%
90 %
90
91%
93%
*98%
98%
98%
99
99
99
99
99
33
31%
31%
31%
31 Va
31
32
30%
31%
30%
31%
*24%
25 Va
*24%
25'/a
♦24%
25
24%
24%
10 Va
lO'/a
lO'/a
10%
24%
10%
*24%
10 Va
x9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*9%
66 Va
661/4
prior preferred
25
Francisco Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
No par
21
Freeport Sulphur Co..
% May
Feb
60
Nov
57% Jan
13
11%
Jan
17%
Dec
15% Apr
18
Apr
19% Feb
16%
Jun
23%
Dec
20
Feb
16
22% Jan
9
78%
Feb
75
Mar
Feb
1
7%
Apr
9% Apr
67
80
7
3
f
66 %
21%
preferred
17
Gabriel Co
Oct
7% Jan
3
8% Jan
10
Gair Co
17% Jan
12
18% Jan
28
6%
Oct
9%
Jan
6% Apr
6
8% Jan
20
31%
Oct
41%
Jan
34% Mar 10
38% Jan
12
13
Feb
17%
Dec
17
10
19% Apr
(The)
Jan
4
common
50
36 %
No par
Co
(The)
5convertible
Co
common
Apr
xl7% Jan
3
19% Mar 16
Gardner-Denver
Dec
15% Jan
3
19% Apr
12
Garrett
4% Jan
Corp
3%
Jun
6%
3
6% Apr
18
Gar Wood Industries Inc
Jun
32%
Feb
24% Mar 13
30% Apr
18
Jun
23%
Jan
18% Feb
4
20% Jan
11
13%
Jan
19%
Dec
18
Jan
3
20
10
General
103%
Jan
Jun
105
Jan
11
107% Mar
7
41%
Sep
Nov
45% Jan
13
53% Mar
3
106
Jan
103'A Jan
12
105% Mar
8
11
Dec
10% Apr
21
12
Jan
Mar 20
165
Feb
7
18% Apr
10
158
Jan
13% Jan
Dec
12
Jun
10
Jan
65%
Apr
79%
Jan
63% Mar 31
24%
Jun
31
Jan
26
Apr
Dec
39%
Jan
48%
93%
Jan
100%
125
Apr
41% Jan
Dec
47% Jan
Dec
31
9
9
Jan
75
30% Jan
9
17
18% Jan
11
21
13
138% Jan
9
48% Apr
19
Mar 24
14% Apr
Apr
Apr
9 % Jan
6% Mar 29
20
51% Apr
99% Apr
6
Jan
20
13% Apr
13
103
6
American
$8
General
Bronze
General Cable
4%
conv
7%
2nd
General Foods
128%
Jun
126
Jan
13
129% Mar
3
5%
Apr
112
Dec
108
Apr
17
115
Mar
8
3%%
convertible
68 % Jan
Nov
x
125 % Jan
82
13
5
Apr
127% Mar
19
7
Jan
104%
Dec
102% Jan
6
104% Feb
11
13
Feb
19%
Sep
19% Jan
3
23% Apr
11
22%
Jun
38%
Dec
34% Feb
17
Jan
3
17% Apr
21
38
12% Mar 28
16% Mar
YORK
4% Mar 23
Dec
3% Feb
10
Nov
16% Jan
3
18% Feb
20
General Public
20%
Jan
19% Jan
4
24% Feb
17
Gen Railway Signal com
121% Jan
Dec
126% Feb
6
7% Jan
6% Mar 21
Nov
Jan
Dec
Jan
3
34
13
112% Jan
119
8
6%
General
General
General
3
Gen Steel Castings
29 Va
29%
4,300
19%
19%
19%
3,600
19 %
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
2,100
106%
107%
106%
106%
•106%
107%
♦106%
107%
48%
49%
49 %
49%
49%
49%
43%
49'A
107
•106%
49%
104
161%
48%
•102
1,7%
7%
10%
11%
•162%
164%
162
163%
16%
16%
17
17Va
2,200
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
12,100
•66%
50%
•99%
•127%
t per
10
80 Vb
*125%
103%
No par
*22%
86
Apr
6
73
Jan
7
72% Feb
14
12%
Feb
8% Jan
25
12% Apr
19
24
Jun
37%
Dec
33% Jan
13
39% Mar 15
79%
Jun
91
Jan
90
Jan
4
12%
Jun
17%
Jan
13% Apr
19
77% Jan
68
23
I per share
share
80
80%
97
Mar
16% Jan
3
9
125%
23
54
Jan
12
9% Mar 29
107% Feb
Jun
19
Sep
72%
Dec
69% Jan
3
Aug
101 % Jan
20
2
11
18
13% Mar 24
Jun
Feb
112% Jan
24
14%
Feb
56% Mar 23
23
52%
23%
21%
35%
35%
14"%
15
22
35%
36
35%
36%
'
36%
14%
14%
15%
15%
15%
"
3%
3%
3%
3%
16%
16%
16%
21%
21%
•
23%
31%
1
*115
$6 pfd
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9
89
Apr
12
104% Jan
10
29%
25
*101
26%
6%
23%
31%
116
29%
25
104%
27
3%
•124%
Jan
43% Jan
13
Sep
103% Jan
13
11% Mar
1
1% Jan
3
Jan
54% Apr
108
Mar
12
6
6%
23%
31%
116
29%
•24%
*101
26%
Goebel
Goodrich Co
14
*80%
17% Feb
28
12
36% Apr
13
13
12
Jun
16 %
Apr
Jan
36%
Oct
14% Apr
33% Jan
11%
Jun
14 %
Sep
12
33%
Jun
43%
Jan
16%
Jan
19%
Oct
18 % Apr
17
144 % Mar
137% Jan
3
Jan
3
39% Mar 14
65
Jan
6
Jan
44 % Jan
22
Mar
151% Apr
71
Jan
39% Apr 21
45% Mar
13
16
Jan
4
Apr
10
7
13
30
7
15
♦108
12
July
10
93%
Jan
100
July
95
15%
Jun
Apr
19
Apr
18% Jan
17
7% July
6% Jan
13
3
Jan
3
12% Jan
' 3
100
51% Jan
4
56%
Jun
71%
Jan
59% Jan
25
16%
Jan
22%
Dec
21
Jan
3
22.
11% Jan
11
Jan
28
27% Apr
12
100
8% Jan
19
Feb
21
17% Apr
19
103
57
Mar 23
64% Mar 17
24% Jan
13
76
♦73%
11%
12
37%
*94%
95
95
95%
14
13%
14
81%
81%
56
*55%
56
1,200
104 %
100
26
26%
6,700
85
85
♦74
11%
38%
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•
210
77
11%
38 Vb
38%
95%
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76
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200
3,200
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23,700
8,000
95%
100
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13%
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13%
9,200
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82%
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83%
300
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,500
27%
27%
27%
28%
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56
55%
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'
*108
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109%
9%
•108
9%
109%
9%
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9%
9%
109%
109%
14 '/a
109%
10,200
20
14%
5,000
10
14%
14%
14%
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88 %
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87%
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103%
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103%
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52%
52%
52%
52%
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52%
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1
5
51%
*106
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No par
52%
103
12%
52
107%
12
Iron Ore
Gt Northern
Ry 8%
4preferred
Aircraft Corp
2
1%
2
20.400
9%
9
8%
8%
15,000
35%
.
1%
8%
35%
35%
35%
34%
35
35
35 %
34%
35%
34%
34%
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34
34%
34%
35%
9,800
28%
28%
28'A
2,800
29
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15
41
20%
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28%
29
102%
102
29%
28%
28%
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102%
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102%
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103%
150
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,900
37
36%
36%
*36%
12%
12%
12%
12%
15
14%
15
14%
15
14%
*37
♦36%
37
♦36%
37
•36%
12%
41 %
20%
12%
40%
18%
152
151
72
•67
41%
41%
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16
10%
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41
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72
41
40%
40%
16
15%
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10
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10
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95
95%
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96
96
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26%
27
27
41%
41
16%
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95
26%
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26%
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250
72
40
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39%
16
16
16
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10
10 Va
2,000
600
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96
96%
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280
25%
26 Va
20,900
7%
7%
7%
2,800
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102%
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102 %
7%
7%
7%
7%
102%
♦101%
102'%
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102'/a
•101%
102%
15%
15%
15%
16%
15%
16%
16%
17%
preferred
18%
151%
26%
*7%
Gulf 8tates Utilities Co
5,400
9.300
7%
*101%
Gulf Oil Corp
18%
*67
10
12%
40 Va V
25 Va
1
No par
preferred
72
••40%
*151
37
7%
Gulf Mobile 8c Ohio RR com.No par
Sugar common
•67
39%
•15%
41%
18%
151 %
7%
$5 convertible
40%
18%
151%
7%
Guantanamo
2,100
2
9%
(The)—
Common
12%
1%
29
1
12
200
9%
102
Tap & Die Corp__No par
12%
107
2
3
(H L) Co Inc
*106
10
12%
Green Bay & Western RR
12%
107%
1%
29
No par
No par
100
100
12%
♦106
9%
Prop__No par
pfd
*12%
lOVVa
9%
*36%
preferred
12%
♦106
4,800
2
No par
Great Western Sugar com
12
107
87%
1%
100
Gt Northern
52%
107
86%
9%
102
1
12
i.
53
14%
2
1%
5
preferred
52%
107%
103%
9%
s
10
(The)
$2.25 conv preferred™
$5
•25%
3,600
29% '
87%
(W T) Co common
Grumman
102
37%
81%
109%
102
38%
13%
9%
25
85%
81%
10%
25
85%
19
10
32
11%
<•
4,000
115
29%
26%
14
*55%
32
115
29%.
85%
27%
Grayson-Robinson Stores com
Green
60
23
32
26%
83
57%
22%
11,800
6%,'
116
26%
18%
*55%
23 %
6%
14
Greyhound Corp
Oct
85
•73%
104%
6%
•
87
Union Co
Greenfield
26%
27%
Granby Consol M S & P
7%
•101
25
19
Goodyear Tire & Rub com—No par
$5 preferred
No par
3%%
1,000
21%
126
14%
$5 preferred
Grant
24%
27%
Graham-Paige Motors
20
11
32
26%
.
29%
18%
Gotham Hosiery
3
*21%
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87%
10
14
104 %
32
114%
29%
27%
109%
24,000
16%
16%
21%
126
14%
18
Apr
26%
23
116%
19%
•108
16%
4,000
87%
2% Feb
29% Apr
*101
27%
24%
32%
6%
29%
27%
10%
16%
♦20%
•124%
116%
19
10%
11,200
87%
13% Feb
103
104%
24%
•
29 %
27%
1
100
31,700
3%
14%
Granite City Steel
2
24%
32
32%
116%
19 %
57%
17%
14%
Grand
Mar 10
29%
28
*55%
36
3%
87%
19
Mar
32%
116
29%
19%
50
35%
15%
10
28
26
32
116
27%
83
1,400
5,000
(B F) common__No par
Apr
100
23%
*80%
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodall-Sanford Inc
35% Apr
Dec
23%
No par
2.50
Brewing Co
37% Feb
Dec
23 %
No par
convertible preferred
4%%
4
29
Jan
23%
23%
*94%
4
Dec
28%
6%
95%
3
Apr
30%
Jun
6%
•94%
Jan
8%
Jan
6%
14%
(The) common
126
6%
95%
Harvester Corp
4
6%
14%
$4.50 preferred
600
^
'
"94%
7% Jan
Feb
•124%
125
37%
24% Jan
5%
125
38 %
18
16%
126%
37%
10
16%
3%
38%
5
71,400
„
*
•
22%
38%
Glldden Co
page
23%
21%
No par
$5 convertible preference—No par
Gleaner
see
23%
Gillette Safety Razor com
11
footnotes
23%
12
23
For
104%
76
84% Mar 15
Dec
126
*103%
86
31
54%
*125%
104 %
14%
23
Shares
81%
126
16%
6%
80%
125%
20%
126%
81%
104%
16%
*124%
80 %
Sales for
the Week
104%
11%
24% Jan
50
300
Apr. 21
126
*85
3
3,100
S per share
104%
*73%
10
94,300
Friday
.
♦125%
20%
100
10c
Thursday
Apr. 20
t per share
104%
11%
25
10.9
125%
125%
*104
76
Jan
128%
*107 Va
3%
104%
86
80
•127%
109
35%
125%
104%
11%
24% Jan
128%
♦127%
23%
126
•85
18% Jan
53
109
100
13%
52%
82
♦73%
Oct
Jun
I per share
16%
Brothers common
12 %
52%
81%
11%
Glmbel
510
f4 O O
*100
12%
51%
81%
81
81
103%
23
Apr. 19
76
Dec
41
128 '*
1095'
Wednesday
Tuesday
Apr. 18
86
Aug
Jan
128
•107%
I per share
11%
80%
Dec
109
*85
28%
14
128%
*73%
25%
101
*128%
*106%
20%
preferred
Dec
Feb
128%
109
125
12
S&
21
preferred
3%%
Jun
Jun
100%
11%
51%
100
-100
4%%
17%
Jan
100'/a
*99%
11%
52%
Georgia-Pac Plywood & Lumb Co__l
21
5
100%
100 %
11
51%
'17
21
General Tire & Rubber Co com____5
9%
8,800
16%
5
No par
12
92
61,400
49%
50
4
10
Apr
48%
x48%
50%
15%
Jan
20%
47%
50%
50%
35%
Apr
9%
48%
3%
28
Dec
125
47%
~49 %
15%
102
14% Mar
127
48%
35%
3
43%
126%
47%
_1
10
Jun
126%
47%
No par
25
11%
127%
♦125
170
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Jan
33% Mar
4,900
*99%
?
Apr. 17
Apr. 15
Jan
Nov
400
15%
50%
Monday
Saturday
19% Jan
67
26%
15
46%
100%
110
22
Dec
68
26%
15
126%
50%
128
101
62%
67'
26%
14%
46 %
128
Jan
133% July
67
26%
15
126%
*106
Jan
Apr
66%
27
14%
46%
100
Dec
93%
66%
27
126%
108
110
1,*
14%
14%
100%
7l/2 /
9,200
;
.
27
14%
50
10%
66%
27
14%
r
10 Va
*66
66 Vss
*26%
128
17
*26%
f
*65
11%
21%
Sep
—
11%
52%
27%
Jun
•
.
164 %
11%
102%
26% Mar 16
•
16%
51%
Jun
13
120
3,000
107
11%
15%
*99%
*102
♦162%
27%
50
1 107
17'/a
66
46%
♦102
11%
15
65%
105
163i/2
11%
163
*26
/
104
104
17%
11%
163
11%
Jun
28%
♦102
53
Apr
101
104
11
15%
3%
49%
17%
♦160
'
7
107
17%
11%
11 %
161%
64,600
'
53
18%
Apr
6
29%
19%
1
99%
30
28% Jan 13
5%
*28%
19%
'I
No par
Shoe Corp
1
30
17%
No par
Refractories
9
5
Mar
6
5%
19 Va
11 %
,
No par
General Telephone Corp
20
General Time Corp common__No par
4%% preferred
100
.
'
5%
300
28%
46%
Realty & Utilities
2,200
6'/a
126%
preferred
Jan
25% Jan
22% Mar 10
x31% Apr
23
13%
19%
*102
50
Utilities Corp
18%
30%
10c
Corp
2,000
19%
49%
No par
Public Service
General
18%
18 Va
28
5%
5%
6%
19
17%
18%
,
18%
19
28
5
Portland Cement Co
Gen Precision Equip
17
16% Mar
5%
400
19
'19%
No par
$3.75 series
Gen Outdoor Advertising
Jun
45%
5%
'
1,200
5,400
37
*36%
4
19%
No par
$5 preferred
37
7%
28
*106%
No par
19
•
Jan
106
*36%
7%
19%
STOCK
Jun
104
36%
7%
7%
36%
37
7%
19%
100
preferred
2%
Jan
*36%
18%
No par
11%
116
36%
7%
7%
28
5%
com__l
Corp
15%
Dec
7%
*
'
10%
7%
18
18
19%
;
Par
General
7%
8
18
27%
1
50
1.66%
General Motors Corp common
Preferred
7%
19
EXCHANGE
x97
Dec
8%
8%
7%
*17%
19
t per share
S per share
$ per share
55
8%
8%
8%
18
19%
STOCKS
NEW
Highest
Lowest
Highest
8
18
19%
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1949
8%
18%
100
Jan
Apr
18,000
8
*18
19%
No par
123%
Range for Previous
.
8%
18%
19 %
$3.50 preferred
Instrument
Mar
10,300
8%
7%
18%
19%
Mills common
77%
9
9
9%
8%
19
Corp com
General
Nov
570
18%
100
General
31
79
*18%
No par
8
34
77%
18%
Cigar Co Inc com
21
24%
77%
18%
preferred
57% Mar
122
77%
18%
General Electric Co
4
Mar
.77%
18%
100
20
99% July
22% Jan
77%
18%
preferred
8% Jan
7%
12,800
18%
1st preferred
4%
General
51% Apr
124 %
700
21%
18%
Corp com..
Jan
3%
15%
21%
18%
5
Dec
Sep
15%
22 V.
18%
Corp
13%
127%
-
15%
21 Va
*18%
No par
56%
Jan
1,700
•15%
19
preferred
Jun
123%
67
66%
15%
19
$4.25 preferred series A
No par
General Baking Co common.,
5
Jun
72%
1,300
1,500
9%
22%
19
$4.50 preferred
General Amer Transportation
44%
Jun
66
100
11
22 '/a
77%
9
9%
66
66%
10%
190
330
3,800
*15 Va
.
*18%
com_
Investors
x6%
51%
8%
8%
76%
66
•.
15'/4
22%
*36
4%% convertible preferred
Gaylord Container Corp
42%
77 %
15%
'% 22
2
15%
139%
77
■U".
15%
22
No par
21%
Jun
66 %
15%
21%
36%
preferred
(The)
16%
Jun
66%
■
18 %
.
18 Va
7%
19
Feb
*
5
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
Gamewell
8
1
20
Jun
34
8%
1
(Robert)
Jun
129
77
9%
■
'
Inc
preferred
15
15
*76%
100
-
10 %
163%
9%
16'%
21%
1
'
10
10
66 V#
*15%
Dec
48 %
10
lo
7%
107
25%
10
Froedtert Grain 8c Malting Co Inc_l
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
1
18%
3
♦24%
t
9%
Jun
5% Jan
32
10
s%
47#
6,000
7,000
98%
10
6%
17Va
27
27
Corp common
17
98%
16
Foster-Wheeler
2
17%
91
_100
<
18,500
27
Jan
preferred
15%
*98%
11% Jan
20% Mar
400
14 Va
>
*90
11% Jan
Jun
13,700
15
,*14»/a
.
14%
'
.10
25
1% May
15
.
100
3
10
21%
21%
•14
'
3
Jun
*14
31
31%
10
_No par
30
Jun
31
^No par
Co
Shoe class A_
Jan
98%
9,900
31%
26 Va
Follansbee Steel Corp
Food Fair Stores Inc_
9% Feb
34
31%
300
1041/4
9% Jan
Jun
2,400
26
24
100
1,300
13%
31 '/a
Dec
Jun
73%
13
104%
Aug
*95%
73
12%
26%
12%
Jan
74
12%
31%
10
5%
74
12%
104%
25%
July
74%
12%
26%
Jun
48
*74
31 %
Jun
72% July
1,800
4,000
107
104%
Nov
July
57
61%
61
107
31%
8
5%
55%
62
107%
23%
8%
64
58
62
*107
104%
21%
67
58
62%
107%
23%
35% Mar
Jun
59
*107
31%
25
20%
62%
107
*104%
Jan
24
106%
No par
No par
common
29
Feb
61%
'
580 '
No par
(The)
Dec
4%
62 Va
74
12'/a
33%
May
58%
62%
107 Va
74%
Feb
120
59
61%
74%
3%%
11% July
57%
107%
*12%
3%%
t per share
59
59
62 %
10
Lowest
59%
*
103%
30
97
34%
•104
62%
Jan
Jun
9,800
36%
104 %
96% Feb
17
5,000
11%
99
6
4%
36%
4
Feb
4%
104%
7
9%
4%
11%
Jan
Oct
4%
35%
24% Mar 30
Jun
800
4%
104Va
96
9%
18%
11%
87% Apr
152
18%
35%
Oct
July
18%
104 %
Jan
99
300
18 Va
4%
5
18 Vt
11%
Nov
6
6,700
18%
11%
96%
Jun
101,400
36 Vi
29%
4% /Jun
1 Va
16%
37%
104%
92%
4%
1%
15%
•36%
16 V«
38
11%
Apr
14%
lVa
iy8
15%
•37
35%
May
Sep
1V4
16
38
104%
July
67
4%
5
15%
*37
;
5
78
*38
1 Va
181/4
89
19%
1 %
*106%
Florence Stove Co
Florsheim
1 Va
1%
18%
15%
25
$4 preferred
Jan
27% Feb
20% Feb
12
106
27
24
\.1%
JNo par
Firth (The) Carpet Co
Jan
1%
16 V»
No par
17
18%
2,400
5
First National Stores
Jan
13% Jan
15%
.100
12% Apr
Dec
•15 «/2
*18%
Tire & Rubber com
67
Jan
15%
18%
preferred
Jan
31%
15%
*18%
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
Dec
28
16 Va
1
17%
104%
15%
,
5
Mfg Co
69
18% May
16
16
Ferro Enamel Corp
98%
16
,
•
2,000
100
17%
Jan
16
15%
1
preferred
12% Jun
11% July
21% Jun
8,000
16
16
271/a
Federated Dept Stores common
9
Felt & Tarrant
53
1,300
18
15%
27
104% Mar
3
12
107% Mar
24 %
17 %
No par
Truck
Motor
13% Jan
May
40%
24%
18%
37%
Federal
10% Mar 31
July
40 %
24%
17%
16 Va
10
Jan
43
41
24%
13
37%
17
20%
63% July
40
25
17%
*37
Feb
19
4
Not
105
41%
25
19
37%
38% Feb
13
36
41
25
17%
*37
5% Jan
14
104
41%
24%
19%
2
Fedders-Quigan Corp
Federal Mining & Smelting Co
Federal-Mogul Corp
40% Mar
4
Feb
41 %
25
19%
•'1%
16 Va Jan
7%
15 %
10%
42
24%
15%
1% Apr
Family Finance Corp common
FAR Liquidating Corp
38%
95% Mar
41
25%
*25
Fajardo Sugar Co
11 y« Mar
24%
42
-19%
42
20
8
32
Jun
„___No par
Apr
16
17
.
16%
16%
35,400
56'A
1,000
No par
*55%
56
55 %
55%
56'/4
56
56%
55%
56%
*55%
63%
63%
62%
63%
63
63%
63 V.
63%
63
63%
62%
63
10,100
25
No par
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22
22 V.
22
22 Va
21%
22
10,200
56%
The
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year JIM!)
£ per
£ per share
£ per
Par
SALE
£ per
share
Chronicle,
Thursday
Apr. 19
share
Monday, April 24, 1950
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 18
£ per
share
Financial
Tuesday
Apr. 17
Apr. IS
£ per share
share
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
.
AND HIGH
LOW
STOCKS
Range (or Previous
Lowest
Commercial and
Friday
Apr.
£ per share
//Sales for
Apr. 21
t per share
|tbe
>>
£ per share
Week
Shares
H
31
Jan
39%
Dec
32% Mar 21
46% Feb
14
Kackensack
16 %
Jun
24%
Dec
22 % Apr
20
25% Jan
30
Halliburton
12
Jan
4
15% Jan
12
Hall
Hamilton Watch Co
14%
11% Jun
13%
142
Dec
11% Apr
17
14% Jan
12
81
72'At July
104 'At Apr
18%
14% Jan
Dec
Jan
76% Mar 31
80% Feb
8
108%
Nov
104
Apr
23%
Jan
20
Jan
Nov
May
149
145
Feb
107% Jan
11
20%
Jan
25%
Dec
4%
Jan
7%
Nov
5% Jan
Jan
68%
Oct
64% Jan
Jun
10%
61
6%
5%
Jun
19%
Feb
9% Feb
Dec
Jan
25%
Dec
Jan
95%
Dec
98%
37%
Jan
40
103
32%
Dec
31
42%
23% Jan
34% Jan
13 Vb
Oct
Dec
40% Feb
105
Jan
122%
53
33% Mar 16
7
44
20% Mar
54 % Mar 13
127% Mar 13
Feb
131
Jan
0
26% Mar
45
Dec
40% Jan
30
52 1
53%
Dec
53% Jan
4
Nov
125
Sep
11
Feb
8
51% Nov
52%
Dec
x51% Apr
21
53% Feb
21%
Jan
15% Jan
3
22% Feb
18
21%
Jan
13% Feb
10
18% Jan
7
*30 %
31%
98
97 V2
97 Va
96%
*35'A
36'A
*35'A
%
104%
"103 Va
104%
99 %
*35%
25
.
*103%
100
10
53
common—No par
5
15% Feb
14
28% Feb
25
5
14 % Jan
5
Hollander
16%
Jun
22%
Jan
16% Apr
18'
19 V2 Jan
9
Holly Sugar Corp
24% Mar
28%
Sep
27% Jan
16
29% Mar
7
50%
Nov
Jun
733%
11%
11%
16%
16%
Co
101% Jan
12
104
Jan
19
$4.25 preferred——
11% Mar 25
14
Jan
9
34
Jan
10
11%
43%
37%
Nov
Apr
18
99%
Dec
95% Jan
.7
99% Mar
48% May
46% Jan
13,
49% Mar 16
12
54% Apr
21
Houston Light & Power
Houston Oil of Texas v
Mar 22
17% Apr
20.
Howard
17,
44% Jan
9
13
11% Mar 13
Household
38% Feb -10
3%%
9
Feb
44%
Oct
38% Jan
12%
31%
Jun
16
Oct
15
Jun
46 y2
Jan
35% Apr
4%
Jun
8%
Jun
11% Dec
17% Dec
12% Jan
33% Jun
8
Jan
Howe Sound
13%
13%
133/a
13%
*13%
14%
27%
273/4
27%
28% 6
273/4
28'A
11%
11%
11
11%
11%
11'/a
16%
16%
28%
287/«
28%
43 'A
43%
35%
97%
Na par
t c——25
ii%
51 %
52*
16%
16%
35%
36 Va
11%
;
31%
48%
1
103
31%
>
35
34%
'l^T/2
<•
—5
-49
'
17
Mar 13
5%
9
common__100
*16%
29 /
28%
423/8
37 Va
43
37
50%
9
x.
*14
50
12%
12%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
317/a
34%
34%
98
8%
35
*97%
V
50 %
513A
17
17
35%
37'A
8%
34%
983/4
49
8%
83%
>
500
7,200
12%
34 Va
513/4
52%
s
-800
49
53%
49 Va
97%
43%
98%
49
>
34%
97%
35%
*97%
.49%
54%
3,000
> r '
330
4,200
51'A
52%
>*17%
173/4
17%
17% ;J
17%
17%
37
37%
36 3A
36 %
2,400
8%
37%
8%
36
8%
8%
i: — 2,000
*
vV-
;*•
3,800
>
::
102%
12%
49
.
>
.
>
123/s
48%
.
800
102 %
;
'
>
>>•'5,100
36%
123
12%
34
35%
35%
103
-1,700
>>
42 3/4
36%
*121
600
5
12%
97%
,17
'
102 %
*
.'42%
•
.
37'/'
123
5,100
28%
31 %
-
51%
'
37
123
1,000
f-,
t'<
17
*16%
28%
42 %
42%
*38%
»v
17
28%
11%
97%
*16 :'/4
'
16% >16%
*28%
43%
49
.
600
1,300
27,3t0
11%
103
35%
Co—
Manhattan
&
500
103
"
Hudson
,9,700
16 Va
103
48%
Stores,Corp—;
100
11%
"
27%
'■
29%
73 %
16'A
11%
*102%
*96%
-
72%
11%
11%
16 Va
*102%
100
preferred
73%
11%
124
■4
41%
Jan
Jun
73%
74
11%
*16% (.16%
123%
/
Jan
16
125
31%
88%
19%
14
37%
31%
42%
51%
19%
124%
preferred—
_50
Finance common—No par
conv
x51%
19%
373/a
11%
300
14%
1243/a
11%
1,300
52%
36%
*"*
70
42%
54%
19
103
*102%
52
126%
*53%
•
16%
13 3A
*11
■
6,500
14
124%
37%
54%
13%
,
8%
8%
14 Vn
14%
14
14
14
14%
4774 Jan
35% Mar
9
42% Feb
2
37%
■\
37%
37%
37%
38%
38
38%
38%
39
38%
Oct
13% Mar
1;
18
Hudson. Motor. Car
14%
,14%
V,
14%
15%
15'/a
183/4
16%
163A
15%
8% Nov
1% May
10 y4 Jun
16%
16'A
16%
11%
Jan
8% Jan
12
16% Apr
12% Apr
14
Hunt Foods Inc—
6.66%
12%
12%
12%
12%
11%
12%
11%
,12%
11%
ll3/4
11%
Jan
1% Jan
3
4% Apr
1
—1
3%
3%
18%
Dec
17% Jan
13
25% Apr
13
25 Vi
25%
400
11%
2%
14,900
>
39
14%
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
i
12.50
37%,
Feb
9
26
,
preferred——1_100
non-cum
:
Hupp Corp
Hussman Refrigerator Co„
—
.
"'
v
i,
.
:
Range tor Previous
Lowest
Lowest
£ per share
£ per
/•>;>
stocks
V
NEW YORK STOCK
'•>>■ >. EXCHANGE V" V
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
iper share
*
.
Year 1949
,
3%
3%
25%
25%
•
3%
*14
*14
>
14%
33/4
3%
3%
3%
3%
24%
25%
24%
25%
14%
'
v
25%
X25>A
9,800
3%
87,500
3,400
.
374
24%
.
/
24%
>21,800
•
-1-4V.
4
LOW AND HIGH
Saturday
.
Par
Monday
"
Apr. 15
:
•
* per share
share
'
No par
143^
»
SALE
Tuesday
g per share
Thursday
Apr. 19
S per share
3,900
>: '
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. IK
/ Apr. 17
I per share
10
•-
2,500
20
124
124
No par
com
16%
1,300
;
x42%
43
/
54%
273/8
13%
43%
11%
16Va
126 Va
42%
53
*73
11%
27%
287/a
'
Houdaille-Hcrshey
126%
,
700
>14%
14%
74
*73
-
/II %
17,>>16%
■
29
43%
;
; *11
f
16%
16%
com___5
13%
26%
26%
*28%
No par
Co
;
14
26%
;;
>
16%
"ii
—10
_
74
*13%
5
x.
Dec
34
;
733/4
101%
28%
43
*19%
(A) & Sons__j—,—a—5
Electrochemical
$2.25
126
43
*52%
No par
4
126
14%
$4.50 2nd pfd series A
Aiir
126
52%
Hooker
31%
*125
20
19
35% Nov
*125
126
19%
11
Feb
5334
14%
21
30
53
52%
38 % Apr
Dec
53%
14%
125% Feb
13%
53 Va
20%
13
94% Sep
9% Jun
533/8
52%
13
47% Jan
53%
14%
Jan
32% Jan
53%
*19%
109
42% Apr 13
52%
*52%
Dec
34% Dec
16%
14%
116
Apr
100
43%
15%
20%
5% conv preferred———-30
Homestake Mining—*
:
12.50
34% Jan
x24
Furnace
32%
*42%
16%
52%
(Charles E)—
Hires Co
32%
43%
14 %
Holland
13% Jan
32%
52%
11%
50
15%
*19%
11%
103%
32%
.—50
"16
700
103%
*42 3A
*54% '.54%
*72%
35%
16%
43%
,
35%
433/4
'
54%
,
60
36
-
.
32%
43%
i_10
1-
96 Va
16%
*54%
Co
30
*42%
5
Paper
29 Vt
96'/a
*32%
43%
Hinde
10 Va Apr
*125
2,100
30%
96%
16%
54%
6
25,400
32%
43%
14
3,700
7%
22 Va
43
;■> *54%
11
10 %
7%
22
16%
43%
Jan
10
7%
22
*30
1,100
71
32%
54%
12% Jan
25% Jan
103
43%
16% Apr
Oct
104%
10%
7 %
22
*54%
6
Dec
*
10 Va
8'A
22
900
6%
*70
43
53
52%
126
126
*103%
10%
7%
22
24%
63/3
■/:.
71
17
16%
53%
10 %
7%
*70
32%
*43
17%
7%
71
3,400
150
433/4
32%
32%
43%
17%
*70
10
9%
104%
*103%
104%
*32 %
No par
4
15%
35%
*43
—25
.4
10%
*98
36
71
*70
210
110
21%
*24 Va
6%
35 %
31%
*98
11% Mar
15% Sep
25
6%
35%
*31
14% Jan
29%
24%
6%
98
15
Inc.
Jan
*145%
35%
72
10
-100
preferred series B
Jun
25%
6%
150
(=147
-
106
213/4
99'%
■
*70
10%
10%
—100
Jun
25
6%
6%
150
>
*105
22
31
preferred
8%
25
*24%
6%
*147
106
21%
30%
Dec
12 y4
24%
6%
150
'105
22 %
22
22%
*147
77%
106
31%
■;•••
72
31
Dec
20
0%
150
24%
24%
6%
22
77%
*105
22%
common
Dauch
*147
150
24%
21%
21%
21%
105
22
preferred
<fe
1,100
78%
78
104%
1V2
15%
80
12%
*77 Va
*76%
104
104
22%
12%
70% Mar 14
*12 Va
77%
77%
"77%
».
7%
84%
Sep
12
••
22 Va
Dec
Jun
1,500
11%
77 Va
,,
7%
8% May
11%
11%
'70
.
Heyden Chemical Corp
—-1
3Vs% preferred series A
__100
Hilton Hotels Corp———„;——5
77
12
78
104
,12
22%
Powder
4%%
14%
12
7%
common
Hewitt-Robins
9;100
14 Via'
12
>:
Hershey Chocolate com——No par
4%%: preferred series A
—50
3
Xl3% Aug
1474 Jun
1,200
22%
14%
12
22 Va
Motors
Hercules
5%
46% Jan
56
W)
Hercules
3
Co
non-cum
33 7A
22%
14 Vt
12
•.
2
preferred
(G
7%
23
49 y2 Jan
Dec
Helme
Mar 10
33%
22%
33%
22 Vh
143/8
—5
Glass
J)
(H
33 %
22 %
14 V4
Co
Corp
preferred—
3.65%
6
3
Mar
Heinz
33%
22 V'4
14%
common——1
-100
1
common
3%%
9
106% Jan
14% Mar 23
17% Aug
Jun
Mar 20
Hecbt Co
5
Jan
41
Mfg
*33%
22%
14%
Inc
Industries
Hayes
34
22%
14%
*147
—10
Marx
&
Corp of America
4%%
preferred
Hazel-Atlas
33% Mar 16
Apr
Schaffner
34
22%
14%
21%
-100
x
34
22%
14%
i 104
com—No par
—
Hayes
7
10
98 % Apr
Feb
35
Dec
10
8% Jan
25% Jan
93%
Jan
Refrac
33%
22%
*77%
—100
Co $4.25 pfd__No par
A)
preferred
Hart
„5
com——No par
Hat
-
24VaJan
6% Jan
21% Mar
20%
Jan
10
11
Jan
84
30
12
7% Feb
(M
Harbison-Walk
6%
71% Feb 21
Dec
9%
25
Mar 31
27% Jan
23% Jan
'
34%
.12
Cementing—5
preferred
'/a
22'%
"14%
"34
55
i
Weil
Printing Co—,
F)
conv
Hanna
6
148
Jan
4%
3
Feb
23
(W
Water
Oil
Friday
Apr. 'JO
£ per share
£ per
a.
Apr. 21
Sales f01
.the Week
$ per share
share
Shares
I
31%
Jun
36%
Dec
35% Feb
8
22%
Feb
36%
Dec
34% Jan
25
73
40% Apr
Jun
Dec
91% Apr
15.
98
100
"■
,
40% Mar 15
Idaho Power Co__■
.
Illinois
19
Jan
3
95
Jun
96
94% Jan
20
Jun
17/
34
25"
Jan
34% Dec
3774 Nov
36% Jan
13
41% Mar 23
51%
Jun
55%
Nov
53% Apr
11
50"% Jan
7%
Sep
10%
Jan
21%
Jan
6 °i&
25%
4
29%
Jan
8%
28 y2 Jan
Dec
3
Jan
7
55
Jun
Jan
Apr
163
30
May
41%
Jan
38
11% Jun
18%
Jan
12% Mar 30
8
72%
165
Jan
12%
Apr
86%
10%
Jan
1
2%
Jan
22%
13%
Jun
234
29%
5
71
Jan
6
Jan
26
16% Jan
92% Jan
Feb
15
Apr
11
6
16
'
;
2}•
Apr
Jan
31
x98 % Apr
1% Jan 25
Jan
2% Jan
12% Jan
Dec
212
Dec
Jan
25% Apr
180% Dec
176
Apr
4
28% Jan
3
181
17'
Jan
1
18
9% Jan
12
34%
Oct
31% Jan
25
36-
Feb
Oct
84
Jan
4
88
Feb
6%
Dec
6
Jan
4
7% Apr
29% Jan
10
25% Jun
133
Dec
31% Jan
143
33% Dec
94
Jan
37%
25% Mar 31-
Feb
130% Feb
24
Dec
33% Jan
25
103% Nov
4% Nov
7%
104
Feb
1-
13% Apr
136% Apr
41'/a Apr
106% Jan
Feb
5% Feb
43
Nov
71
Feb
49% Jan
3
50
Jun
61
Feb
55% Feb
14
46%
Oct
54% Feb
36%
41
-
38%
Jan
7%
14
57% Jan
39% Apr
5
49 % Mar 23
34
Jan
33
11%
Apr
Dec
Jun
30% Aug
Jun
July
14*
20
Jan
13
9% Jan
3
17% Feb
17i
8ya Apr
16
18% Feb
23
Aug
20% Jan
4
34
Nov
29% Jan
30
45
32
Jan
136% Aug
148
27% Jan
Feb
136
Mar
5
1
Mar
i
Apr
18
141-
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,
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62
58
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58
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40 Va
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39,200
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106
7%
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Corp,.—5
Interstate Dept. Stor.es—No
par
Intejtype Corp
No par
,
7%
39%
*60%
'.r
73/a,
*105%
>
.:57%
International Telep & Teleg—No par
3
39%-
106
———loo
preferred
~
7%
26%
~i—No.par
—
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73/a
26%
39%
International Utilities
14
88 '—
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7%
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_*
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123A
// 33%
228
27
14
143/4
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227
176 V4
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87
14%
26%
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preferred
.,
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13
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26%
176
34%
..
International Silver common—25
.
230
26%
International Shoe
4
231
.
,26Vz
176'At
_100
»
...
13%
—100
International Paper Co com
7.50
$4 preferred-*.
——No par
International
1%
common*—-No par
preferred
Int'l Hydrd-Electric Sys class A—25
Int'. Minerals & Chemical com——5
5%
.
,
13 3/4
.
,
*97%
'
No par
Harvester
: T0% /
.
14%
-
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5
preferred—*___^_^_100
•
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31%
7%
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49%
13 y4
32 %
32
7%
-
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A
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2,300
22,900
94
=
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38 %
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A
Int'l Rys qf Cent Amer conu-No
par
.
12
3
De
Co
Preferred
1810
31% Mar 15
87/a
4% preferred
_*
_*_100
International ^ Mining* Corp
.x—_1
Int'l Nickel of Canada com__No-par
-
Apr 21
24
Jan
Jun
-
24
»
21% Apr 12
24
53 %
8%
.Iron
No par
Business' Machines—___No par
"7%
14
Apr 19
39%
*523/4
I_5
Int'l
6
64% Apr 12
59% Apr
4
40% Jan 28
38%
—50
Co__
Int'l
24
.
No par
—
RR
-
Interlake
4
86%
common
Insuranshares Ctfs
4'%%
16
Jun
36%
preferred
Intercontinental
14
73% Jan
3% Feb
24
*99%
37
Electrica
Interchemfcal
19
II
Dec
101
36 %
37%
38%
*92
'
5
10
91%
91%
37%
38%
91V2
*99 %
Inspiration Cons Copper*.
14% Mar 4
240
Mar 29*
13
=
6%
38%
100
preferred
Inland Steel
9
37%
38%
1000
Terminal
Industria
37%
91%
A
Rayon—
Ingersoll-Rand common
12
-
4%
ctts series
>
373»
37 V*
38
f
100
A
ser
Industrial
10
Jan
Jan
'
2
40 % Jan
20
common.lOo
pfd
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
19
175
10% Mar
95% Dec
9% Jun
164% Jan
5% Feb
Dec
Jan
25
66% Feb
18% Dec
Jun
xl45%
Oct
4.70^
33% Mar 279
lines
stock
Illinois
.*_
Co
RR
conv
Illinois Power Co
4
51% Jan
42% Mar 28
155
Leased
RR
4,
9% Jan
4
Jan
53%
100% Apr
3
37% Apr 10
10;*
8% Mar
Dec
Jun
33% Mar
Jan
Central
non-cum
.
600
100
448,100
J- .11,600
*'•'
22
300
42 3A
40 %
41%
39 Va
41%
40
%
40 Va
f i *' 8,000
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 Va
28%
28 Va
ir.
136 Va
137%
137 %
*136 Va
137%
*136%
137 Va
*
2,700
-.
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•
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■A'-v ;■
2% Jun
7%
Dec
6% Feb
14
7% Jan
11
Jacobs
(F L)
Co
___i
11% Jun
18%
Jan
14% Jan
5
81
Jan
17'% Mar 16
94
Dec
92% Jan
25
44
Jan
95% Mar 29
59% Oct
Jaeger Machine Co_____
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
3
95% Jan
30% Jun
70% Mar
3-
Jewel Tea
105% Dec
103% Mar 27
107% Mar
1
3%%
29% Jun
102
Feb
21
Jun
50 Va
54%
109
56l/4Jan
Dec
45% Feb
Dec
Dec
48
9
Jan
3
107 y2 Apr
20
49% Jan
3
Johns
56
6
Johnson
33% Jan
27% Jan
J3
32
81% Jan
13
90
73
Jun
86
30%
Dec
40% Mar
Jan
24% Apr
18
Feb
109% Mar 20
Apr
Apr
34% Mar
19
19
6
4%
Co
Inc
<Si
,
6%
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7
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6 34 >,
7
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6%
6%
'
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rr
6%
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161/4
16%
161/4
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
17
*16
95%
*95%
95%
95%
95%
9534
85%
95%
95%
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96
No par
°66s8
67%
*67
67%
66%
67%
66 Va
66%
66%
66%
66%
*105
106V2
106%
*107'A
15,300
<rv
16%
95 3,i
—100
Corp.—_l_No
2nd preferred
6%
—No par
common
Johnson
6%
pfd—100
preferred—j.—a—.
Manville
*6%
common
,*105
par
106 %
.
49
12%..
/
'
49
*52%
'48%
54
52 %
series A_//_100
*106%
108 %
Jones & Laughlin Steel com—No par
5% preferred series A
_100
29%
29%
*86'A
86%
27%
27%
.
Joy Manufacturing Co____
*105
109
*107%
48%
48 %
48 Va
48 Va
48%
47%
53
52
52%
51 Va
51%
*51 Va
108%
107 Va
•
108%
*107%
109
*10734
29'A ',30%
86 %
86%
30 %
31
30%
32
31
86 %
87%
87 %
90
26%
24%
26%
25%
27
*106%
,
27 %
*105
48%
47
52
52
106'a
47%
52
300
,
is:
:
220
1,100
9.9C0
3,000
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108%
10
32
31 Va
3174
32,300
88%
88%
83
88
26%
27%
27'A
29 V2
21,400
9%
3,900
103 Va
103%
103 Vi
108%
*10734
108 Vi
55%
54 Va
5434
*
—1
109
66%
?
107%
1,500
K
8%
Jun
94% Jan
100% Feb
*34% Feb
52
Jan
14% July
10% Jun
17% Jun
xl3% Jun
12%
Jan
102
Aug
105% Nov
49%
9
Mar 24
11% Jan
lo
Kansas
98% Jan
25
104% Jan
9
103% Apr
108 Vi Apr
10
3
Dec
46% Jan
12
57% Mar 25
62% Dec
17% Nov
59% Jan
26
64
16% Jan
3
11% Apr
20% Jan
11
13% Jan
13
22
16% Jan
30
18% Jan
14%
Jan
23%
Dec
19%
Dec
For footnotes
see
page
Kalamazoo Stove & Furniture
22.
19
Feb
Mar
16
6
9
Mar 16
9
3.80&
4%
Kansas
4%
City
lo
100
preferred
City
com
No par
preferred
„IOo
Kansas Power &
Light Co com—8.75
Kayser (Julius) & Co
5
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
conv
class
;
A
,
10
•'
9%
*103
,
103%
103
*107%
,_100
Southern
non-cum
Class B_.
*9%
Power & Lt* Co—
preferred
cum
108 %
*107%
54 %
54%
54
62 %
9%
9%
9%
93 4
9%
103
*103
103%
*103
103%
*103
108%
*107%
108 Va
*107%
108%
*107%
54%
54%
55 %
55%
56 Va
*61V2
54
%
9%
80
5,100
62 %
62%
62 V2
62%
62 %
62%
*61%
62 3-1
62%
62 3 4
9C0
17%
17%
17%
173
17%
1733
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
17
17 Vi
8,500
11%
11%
11%
Ills
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12 %
2,200
1
*21 %
211/2
21%
213a
21 %
21 %
%
21%
21%
21 Va
*21 %
21 %
1,3CQ
1
*17%
17%
17%
17%
17 %
17%
*17%
17%
17%
17%
'17 lA
17 Vi
1.900
4
21
lliNumber 4901,
Volume
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
NEW
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
t per share
$ per share
56%
Jan
39
Jun
48%
Nov
11%
Feb
16%
Nov
17 "A
Jun
25 J/4
Dec
24
Jan
13
90
Jun
107 J/2
Dec
106
Jan
4
%
55
3
Jan
30
Kennecott
45% Mar
1
47 J/2 Apr
13
Kern
15% Jan
3
25% Apr
32% Apr
130
15 % Jan
18
17% Mar 31
Dec
69 J/2 Jan
14
71% Feb
6
Jun
31%
Jan
28% Jan
13
31% Mar
2
98
Jan
93% Jan
9
96
2
Kinney (GR|
Feb
43
Dec
40% Jan
27
42% Jan
6
Kresge
48%
Feb
62 J/2
Dec
55
20
62
5
Kress
43
Jan
Mar
Jan
65% Mar 20
47o
Jun
17'A
Jan
22%
Ouf»
9%
Jun
11%
Dec
10'/a Mp
Jan
47
Oct
44 %
43
8
Oct
6
Jan
6% Feb
15
3% Feb
7 J/2 Jan
3
11
4% Jan
12
20% Mar 21
22% Feb
6
Kroger Co
Lee
9
Lees
Jan
3
94
Jan
24
7% Jan
3
90%
Jan
98
May
6%
Jun
Jun
49 Ve
3%
Jun
5%
3
<
Jant
Jan
1%
11%
-
Jun
15
Jun
Jan
Dec
24%
Jun
8'A
Jun
56%
8J/2 Jan
10
27
50% Jan
7
4% Jan
3
6% Apr
2 J/4 Jan
5
1% Apr
Jan
X41%
99'/2 Mar 23
44% Jan
Jan
4%
Dec
15
10
Apr
21
20
10
Jan
4% Apr
20
13
58% Apr
19
Dec
54
Jan
9% Apr
5
11% Jan
10
26%
Sep
21% Mar 10
24 J/8 Jan
9
64
Dec
61% Mar
70% Apr
14
Feb
20%
Feb
44%
Jan
6%
Jun
8% Mar
7'A Jan
3
34 %
Jun
37% July
35% Feb
8
37 J/2 Apr
10
91V2
Oct
83
Jan
27
89 '/a Jan
3
182
Jan
72%
Apr
170 V
Feb
186
Sep
33
Jun
49
Dec
x6%
Jun
10 J/4
Jan
52 J/2
Jun
X67
*
1
8 "A Mar
187
11
Jan 17
45
X7% Mar 29
Dec
60 J/2 Mar
52% Apr
Jun
33%
Oct
13 J/4
Join
17%
Dec
17 J/4 Jan-
65 J/2
Jun
78
Jan
73
16J/g
Feb
25%
Dec
Jan
18% Aug
Jun
76
Feb
3
««..&
13
81% Apr
13
15% Mar 31
Dec
29% Apr
Jan
Jan
75
.
18% Jan
81
13
Jun
25%
Oct
22 J/2 Jan
6
19 Ye
Jan
27%
Dec
25% Jan
27
Jan
23%
Jan
95
Dec
32
Dec
Jan
34 J/2 Jan
100
Oct
13
6
.
17
*
71
*70
7
25%,
25%
25%
8,700
30%
31%
31%
31'A
6,300
124'/a
630
126
3 23%
126
124
16%
*16
15%
15%
*15%
24,800
16
300
70%
70%
70%
70%
71
71
180
29%
28%
29'4
28%
28%
28%
29
4,700
95%
96
95%
96
95 V4
95%
95%
95%
95%
96
42 %
42%
56
56
65
65
%
160
42'4
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42
42%
2,900
56
56
56'4
56%
55%
55%
55%
55%
900
64
V
64%
64
64
*62%
63%
62
63%
1,700
%
46%
7
10%
*45
7%
3%
10%
25%
46%
*45
25'4
46%
46%
400
1,900
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
1,300
45%
44%
45
25%
25%
25%
*25%
46
25%
*45
46 %
46%
46%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
*98%
99%
99
99
8%
8'4
8
47%
47%
5%
5'/a
1
5%
1%
99
47%
5%
47'%
6%
6%
47'/4
6%
1%
1%
1,000
250
21%
21%
400
99
100
8
*98
15 %
15%
4%
4%
5
5
7%
8%
7,900
47
47
47%
2,200
6%
1%
5%
6
17,000
13A
13A
11,500
15%
15%
153/8
4%
1%
15%
57%
800
45%
5%
1%
15%
5'4
25'A
45%
99
47
1%
58 %
44%
25%
7%
15%
*5
58
44%
25%
*98
8%
8
1%
5%
57 %
22
'98
44%
47
-
8%
47%
6
*21%
44%
15%
16
13,600
10'/a
*21
1%
7
3%
213A
8%
5%
4
*3%
99 %
15%
6%
7
*3%
21'%
21%
48
6%
3%
21%
8 Ve
48
7
21%
'98%
No par
_
3%
22
*21
25
6%
21%
10%
*10%
45%
26
,.
3%
22
22
10
1
4%
4%
4%
1,500
4.00C
1%
15
57%
58%
58'/a
58%
58%
58 3A
58%
9%
93/4
9%
2,300
583/4
9%
5
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*22%8
22%
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22
22%
22
22%
3.000
No par
Libbey Owens Ford Glass
*9%
No par
Corp
69 %
7014
69%
69%
69%
69%
69%
70%
69
70
68%
69
8,400
Libby
Life Savers Corp
7%
4
22%
100
com
Lehman Corp (The)
Lehn & Fink Products
7
*3%
*22
1034
*25'4
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
Cup Corp
Lima-Hamilton Corp
Link Belt Co
*36%
7%
*36
86
86%
100
4.
7%
37
25
00m
Lily Tulip
10
7%
5
*
'185
1861/2
No par
52'/a
8»/8
No par
*62%
7%
7%
*36%
V
7'/a
7%
37
36
7%
36%
86
73/8
51%
8
36%
500
84%
85%
85
853/4
7,600
86
85%
185
185
185 %
185 % i
*185%
185%
*51'/a
52'%
515/a
51%
8%
8%
8%
8%
521/4
8%
8%
52%
8%,
7,300
36
85
51%
7%
7%
36%
86 %
I,
800
"
*36
186%
*185
814
7%
37
85%
52%
5
-
*185 »/8
185%
52
40
52%
8%
•
1,000
8%
12,000
63%
62%
63
63
63
62%
62%
*62%
63'A
1,300
,_No par
29
29'4
29
29%
28%
2.9%
29%
30%
Liquid uarounic Corp com
No par
3%% convertible preferred
100
31%
32%
32%
333/8
19
19
19
19'/a
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%-
193/4
193/4
28,400
7,400
*81
Lion
Oil
Co
Lockheed
Lone
Star
82
81%
81%
28%
28%
29
29%
28%
No par
Aircraft
Loew's Inc—
16
16%
15%
16%
15%
No par
77
Corp
1
;>
Cement Corp
(Md)
5
4% %
Lukens
A
(Mi
.—
NEW
Highest
283A
15%
16%
82
300
21,700
30,600
77%
77%
78%
77'/a
78%
77% / 78
78
-78%
3,000
25%
26
26
26
25%
26%
26%
27
26
26%
26%
26'/a
26%
26 %
26%
26'A
26%
26
26%
3,400
6,500
*168%
169%
*168%
169'/a
168%
168%
168%
168
168%
100.
& Sons Inc
com
169'/a
35
34%
35%
35%
35%
36
36
35 3A
36
34%
35%
3,800
40
40%
39%
40%
39%
40%
40
41
39%
40%
39%
40%
9,800
24%
i
*168%
35
100
_
Co
25%
24'A
4,400
*98
10
YORK
28%
15%
26 %.
24
99
18%
24%
18%
24%
99
*98
18%
98%
98%
19
19'4
19
;
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1 '•
*81%
28%
15%
25%
—
preferred series A
Steel
81%
27%
15%
26%
Co common
preferred—...
76%
77%
81%
29%
15%
25%
Lowenstein
7%
(P)
81 %
28%
29'4
15%
26%
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky) No par
Louisville & Nashville
*
50
Lorillard
*81
81%
__lo
28
Long Bell Lumber
*81
63
No par
.
11
$ per share
7,800
25
71
45%
1st preferred—No par
5Cc non-cum 2nd pfd
No par
99 J/2 Jan
$ per share
25
Shares
71
3%
10%
1
19
Lowe ;t
46 %
28%
22%
5
Jan
.
53%
46%
71
7 Ve
3%4
.*44
,4
19
52%
47
31%
125
16%
52%
29%
64%
22
non-cum
&
129
16%
52%
46%
28%
•57
64%
No par
_No par
Tire
Libby McNeill
127
17
53
47%
42
42%
*56
& Sons Co common__3
Lerner Stores
12914
16 %
Sales for
the Week
S per share
95%
*95
50
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal
$3
127
Apr. 21
$ per share
29%
29'4
75 Pesos Mex
20
36
23
*70
4
-
pfd
r
&
(James)
20% Jan 18
Highest
.
129
*16 %
Friday
Apr. 20
J per share
share
///;,;'*■
3.85% cumulative preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co_
Lehigh Portland Cement
97% Feb-17
Year 1949
$ per share
*127'4
1
Co
Range for Previous
Lowest
31
preferred
Rubber
18% Feb
21% Mar
32
Apr
41% Apr
27% Jan
22% Mar 24
; 30%
31%
Apr
174
3
Sep
32'/8
: Mar
28.
11
Jan
25%
Jun
17
Mar 16
27
167 J/z Mar 10
41V2
Jan
15
a
-
"
172 J/a
31% May
20% Jun
11
Jan
33% Apr 21
27
15 J/4
153
15
'66%
23% Jan
14%
*60 V
; 28%
14
9% Feb
2
19'
2
Mar 31
.
4%%
30
8%
11%
31%
No par
Lane Bryant common
30
6 J/2 Jan
f
23%
10
(The)
Lane-Wells
7
19
25
20
22%
—10
L
Co
47% Mar
22'/a Jan
40% Jan
Jan
22 I/a
No par
6%
Lambert
23% Jan
Jan
Dec
22%
22 %
Co_
Consolid
La
26J/2 Mar 27
26%
45%
Jun
22%
31%
No par
Co
9
Jan
22%
31%*
100'
Gas
25
Jun
33%
Laclede
12% Jan
16%
22'4
100
<The)__
47 J/2 Jan
19%
47
& Co
H)
20
37
52%
47 %
common
S S)
<
(S
19
r
Apr
53%
47 Ve
preferred
■:
Jan
51%
47 Ve
Co common—
Koppers Co Inc
x35%
3%
52
47 »/8
'
$5 prior preferred
Aug
4%
51'/a
47%
2nd preferred-!
conv
90 »/2
16
52
47%
No par
Dec
59J/8 Jan
51%
5
$ per
Thursday
Apr. 19
No par
Copper
County Land Co
4%
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 18
Sper share
No par
13
Tuesday
Apr. 17
J per share
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Apr
Monday
Apr. 15
Kimberly-Clarke Corp com
72%
Dec
Saturday
13
16 J/4
60%
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCK
20
Jun
Feb
YORK
Par
49% Apr
.
Mar
25%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
$ per share
Jun
10
NEW
Highest
40
62
YORK
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
(1681)
24%
-
24%
Saturday
$ per share
*
L
Par
•
Monday
Apr. 15
Apr. 17
I per share
Tuesday
19%
25
24%
99
98
98
X19 %
19%
19%
19%
70
4,200
PRICES
Thursday
Apr. 19
-9 per share
90
24%
*98
19%
Wednesday
,
Apr. 18
tper share
24%
99
*98
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*168
t per
Friday
Apr. 20
%
share
Apr. 21
t per
per share
share
Sales for
the Week
Shares
M
9%
Jun
9%
Oct
42
Dec
38% Jan
3
139
Oct
135J/2 Mar
3
139
11% Mar 31
14
Jun
27%
/
Jun
95 '/a
8
14J/4
Apr
Jan
31%
131
15%
Jan
33%
Jan
Jan
104 J/4
J/2 July
ll%F>b
Jan
5
Jun
19%
Jan
430
Jun
102
Jan
20
.'
525
Apr 19
41% Mar 24
Apr
:
15
Dec
530
17
9
Jan
20
14% Apr
17% Jan
18
24% Apr
3
Feb
17
7% Jan
Jan
105
3
19
Mar 30
10% Jan
'
Mar 27
32% Jan
9% Mar 27
:>
1
4
550
9
Feb
9 J/4
Mar
Aug
Trucks
Madison
11
Dec
9% Jan
7'A Mar 30
11
23
18%
Dec
16
Apr
17
19% Feb
10%
Apr
7
Feb
14
Dec
'25
Jan
3
8% J an 11
31% Mar 11
Jan
8%
Dec
8% Jan
3
x9% Mar 15
*19
Jan
5
"
16 J/4 Mar
18%
Oct
18% Apr
19
24%
Apr
Dec
23% Jan
25
102% Jan
3
95 »/2
Jan
104
Dec
7J/b
Jun
12
Apr
10%
Feb
13%
Jun
59
Dec
11 J/4
Jun
19'/a
27% Feb
106
10
Mar 23
Manhattan
Market
St
4 %%
Martin
11
13
(Glenn
56
Dec
1
Jan
13% Apr <: 3
47J/2 Jan 13
16% Jan
9
58
Apr
12
Apr
13
Masonite
3
21
182
Apr
50
Feb
9
Apr
6
100
Jan
12
$3.75
98
Dec
97% Jan
4
100
Jan
30
88
Dec
Jan
10
90
Feb
Feb
Jun
175
,
..
87
Feb
>
1%
May
25
Jan
21 J/2 Feb
16
24% Mar 17
20% Apr
21
23% Feb 27
McCora
Dec
Jun
45%
Apr
Jan
43 J/2 Jan
41 J/4
*51% Apt
Dec
25
Jun
Dec
July
17%
14% Jan
27
Dec
Jan
Jun
13%
'
34J/2
Jun
12%
Jun
Apr
Jan
July
Jun
J/2 Jan
Oct
Jun
Jan
49
„
Jan
15 »/4 July
7 J/2 Mar
May
„
8%
Jan
1'
3
-Jan
3
10
Mar 29
26% Jan
9
McLellan-Stores
16
9
21% Apr
20
5
91
Jan
24
19
4%
Feb
10
431/4 Apr
27% Jan
11
Jan
3
Jan
*
17
Mercantile
3
Dec
99
Dec
V 96
Dec
120
Jan
17
23 J/2
Jan
X20% Jan
25
27% Apr 21
Dec
37% Feb
18
43 »/b Mar 17
21
13
Mar 21
104 J/2
Dec
IOI1/2 Feb
110%
Feb
1071/2 Mar 31
14%
Jan
13 '
Jan
3
38% Feb
23
Jun
48
Oct
Jun
18%
Dec
17% Jan
3
18 ye
Jun
34
Dec
28% Jan
13
139 J/2 Mar
12%
Jan
12
Jan
131
Melville Shoe
7% Jan
40
'
130%
52
Apr
21
5%
(The)
&
Stores
Merck & Co Inc
105% Jan
20
110
12
9
43% Mar 24
7
10
1st preferred
Co Inc
Nov
Jun
101
Dec
Jan
66 %
104
101
108
Dec
Middle
South
Steel
14% Jan
17
Minneap
9% Mar 22
"11% Feb
21
Minn
5
Jan
10
96J/2 Feb
15
1
10%
Jun
Jan
11 % Apr
3
Jun
80
Feb
69% Apr
13
161/4
Jun
22 J/4
Nov
18 J/2 Apr
5
31
For
footnotes
see
page
22.
Apr
7%
28%
28%
28%
8%
«
9%
59%.
9%
9%
700
16%
8
29%
5,600
2,700
13,400
9%
9%
9%
8%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1,150
25%
25%
25%
104%. 104%
15%
15%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
4,100
105'/a
11%
59%
59%
12
60
105
9
105
105
105
105
9
220
105
15%
153/a
15
15%
14%
15%
14,900
11%
113A
10%
11%
11
11%
62%
5,900
61
63
62%
623/4
63%
3,900
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/4
153/4
4,000
56%
55%
56
55%
56'A
55
55%
54%
55%
4,700
*180
185
*180
185
*180
185
*180
185
,
48 %
47'%
48
46%
47
46
99 %
99%
98%
98%
*98%
99
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
*98
98%
98%
98%
*98
99
89
z
89
*88%
90
*88%
89%;
*88%
89%
*88%
89%
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
51
51
51%
51%
*51%
51%
51%
51%
22%
22%
23%
23%
23%
23%,
223A
23
V
103
21%
21%
20%
/21
41
...
41
40%
41
35
35
35
35
104
103
103
103%
47%
48
48
48
34 %
34%
34%
34%.
53%
54%
39 %
39%
*102
103%
*23%
24%
23%
13%
13%
*13%
20%
21%
*86
54
39%
103%
23%
44%
20%
14
21%
*86
88
43
88
*40'/a
*53%
38%
*102
54
39
103%
'23%
x47%
34
*53 %
38 %
103
24%
*23%
13% .13%
13%
20%
21%
47
20%
43
'
%
34,
53%
38%
103
40%
370
500
.
38
*102
53%
53
53%
900
38
38%
1,900
♦102
1033/a
*23
23%
400
13%
1,300
21%
16,800
23%
13%
21%
89
43 %
43'A
100
21
21%
13%
20%
88%
88%
*88%
89%
43%
*41
43%
200
*41
12%
12%
12
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
25%
12%
45
45
45%
45
45
45%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
7%
7%
7%
*7%
7%
26
400
38%
103%
13%
89
6,600
35
34%
23%
21
47
'34
473A
34%
533/4
14
88
140
*46%
47
1
*103%
24%
43%
'
20%
104
1033/4
x25%
16
2,100
1,900
35
26%
*44
203/e
1,200
23
40%
26%
•
20%
4,700
51%
35
26%
16%
22%
16%
20
41
26%
43%
16%
*51
70
80
■
35
26%
2
16%
4,400
35
1.033/4
*42%
88
'
46%
98'A
403A
-
26'/8
43%
185
47%
99%
*98
48
39%
*180
48%
48 %
%
35
54
par
29%
54%
21%
*102
*7%
29%;
110
25%
25%
253A
5,600
13
13%
27,300
45
45
16'A
13%
45%
16%
46%
7%
*7%
16'A
16%
6,200
*7%
7%
7%
7'A
300
540
46%
*96
46%.
Petroleum
Utilities Inc
Prod
139
138'4
46%
46
98%
*95%
138%
138 %
46%
98
24%
24
24%
24%
138%
24%
*40%
42
40%.
40%
40%
40%
104%
105 V*
104%
*109
100
13%
10
41%
104%.
*104
104%
Ill
*109
111
13%
13%
13%
46 %
42%
40%
41%
*109
111
13%
14%
*95 %
137%
46%
98%
139
46%
*95
139%
48%
98%
144
.
47%
,:*96
144
52
16,900
98%
152
25
26%
26
26%
26%
273/a
40
40%
39%
40%
39%
40
104%
104%
*104%
105%
111
*108%
111
15
1,660
10,100
104%
104 %
*108%
111
*108%
143%
15
14%
15%
14%
40%
41
1,900
140
16,700
41
413'*
41
41%
40%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
18%
19%
15,400
32
32
32%
30%
31%
31
31%
31
31%
31%
31%
3,600
133
133%
133
No par
19%
common—5
*31%
100
*132%
133%
.No par
11%
11%
9%
9%
1st preferred
*96
*23%
pfd_l00
.
98
*138
par
*132'4. 133%
11%
11%
133
133
41%
133
133
133'A
4,600
410
"
67 J/2
14%
'
47%
5
Mid-Continent
Midland
139% Mar
Mar
>16%
7%
22%
*34
par
L—5
Copper
3
106*
8%
163A
73/8
103
50c
Co..
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series
5
99
*16%
73/4
103%
16%
73A
300
16%
*103
No par
St
& St Louis Ry
P &:
SS Marie
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Mar
'4
40
3,900
73A
7%
29
214,000
7%
16%
29
24
540
7%
7%
3534
€0
No
2nd
Machine
Miami
23%
*530
7%
16%
*
Mesta
23%
530%
7%
21%
3%
preferred
No
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—No
conv
Jan
7
22%
530
1
common
$4
11 J/4 Jan
3 4 J/2 Apr
87
24%
545
1
$3.50 preferred
20% Mar
19%
*525
*16%
41%
(1st series)—50
Transp Co
18
32% Apr
20%
530
*
Min
21
15% Mar
2,600
7%
21%
,.1
common
convertible
Merch
Jan
Apr
21,500
153/4
302%
*7%
41
.—10
Corp.i—
Apr
98 *
152
13%
153/4
8%
*35
Corp common
No par
preferred (1st series)...100
Mengel Co
43%
,
13%
16%
*7%
35%
5
Co
2nd preferred
16% Apr
16
13
9
Mead
13% Apr 18
45% Apr 18
13
7% Apr
39% Jan
13%
15%
102%
f
8%
42
4%*%
6
-14% Jan
500
13%
16%
'
42
1
21%
18
com
McQuay Norris Mfg Co..
Jan
102 3A
13%
16%
7%
*35
—..No par
—
102%
3,000
16%,
8%
*41
No par
Mclntyie Porcupine Mines.
$4 preferred
103
73/8
1
1
McKesson & Robbins Inc
*102
10
30
13%
19%
11%
16%
22 %
preferred .V.100 '
McGraw-^ill Publishing—
25.
-
convertible
102%/
29%
50%
16%
—3
—
common
McGraw Electric Co—
Jan
14%
Jun
18
3% %
30
7%
50
common
29%
„
200
21,600
14%
530
16 V;
49
*50
No par
Stores Corp
30%;
7%
11%
185
48%
No par
;
Corp
30
13%
55%
*180
5
Preferred
McCrory
.'
30
13%
z
2,800
.14%
14
55%
par
—,.100
common
Corp
32% Jan
'
37%
124% July
10% Aug
3
42% Feb
5
82
Oct
20 »/2
58
17
Nov
34 J/4
Mar
103
*
23% Apr
Jan
93 J/2
8
Apr
*12% Apr
17% Mar
70% May
28% Jun
36
20
25
38
'
Apr
28
■52% Mar 16
,
99 J/2 Jan
Dec
102 »/2
14
Feb
104
27
30% Jan
'
60%. Nov
Jan
92'A May
19 J/2 Feb
42
36% Mar
100 % Mar 11
Dec
34
Mar 22
33 J/2 Mar 24
13%
7%
15%
,
59%
*59 %
1
No
preferred
McCall
13%
14
40%
141
12%
'
No par
Corp
preferred
13%
40%
*138
133/4-
7%
12
Maytag
$3
13%
41
141
13%
7%
16%
15%
*11%
6
19% Mar
Feb
1:
90
Mar 28
20%
105'/a
*89
Apr
t
16V*
105%
$3.40
52
13%
*40'A
*139
15%
12%
*
18
17
24
105
99
3
29%
18
25
\ 9%
9%
*98
13
100
18%
1947 series..No par
cumulative pfd
No par
Co common
No par
11% Jan
40
29
25%
$3.75 cum pfd
42 »/4 Jan
102%
■;.
14
41%./
138 lAs
29 %
7%
9 Ve
99
Dec
29%
-
16
16
29%
*S8
Dec
Jan
29%
No par
12 J/4
Dec
16%
v- 7'/a
25 Ve
preferred
45
36%
*7%
'•*18 '4
Co
Stores
7%.
5
Corp.—1
Dept
May
30 J/2 Mar
16%
No par
Chemical
8%
V
545
*530
7%
No par
!
Co
L)
Electric
Master
Mathieson
46
7%
19%
20%
pfd—100
com
Martin-Parry Corp
3
98
8%
16%
550
y] 7%
.100
12
Dec
97
16%
138%
'
1
preferred
63% Feb
Dec
Jan
Co
13% Jan
Aug
105%
12%
*40%
140
13% ■13%
102
102
12%
*7%
6.25
Corp
prior
16% Apr
98%
18
102%
7%
5
67*
&
13
49
80
Ry
20
179
30%
30'4
19%
No par
—*
9% Jan
Jan
89
Shirt
Marshall Field
Jun
90
30
*530
1*
_i
Feb
105 »/2
30
13%
13%
41
*136%
13%
*16'/8
50
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
Marathon Corp
Marine Midland
89
27*
12%
12%
1'
Co.
13%
41
41 '4
140
13%
*102
par
10
___.
38
7%
RR
Mandel Bros
170
12%
100
Co—
13%
*40%
*136 %
•
29%
j
No par
No
*13
13%
41%
140
12%
'
Jan
48
34% July
xl3
Coal
Sugar
10% Apr
-.
Jan
39'/a
41%
30 J/4
13'4
*40%
*136%
*
5
Magnavox Co (The)——j
Mahoning
25
90
Inc
Square Garden.
Copper
Magma
Manati
Jun
7%
5
common—10
<R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A
7
Jun
30
Forbes
Macy
9
Feb
J/2
Mack
Jan
6 J/4
19%
Working Co
&
preferred-—-—..—..A—100
6%
Jan
9
15'A
6
& M Wood
■
v
17 J/4
V
M
Mac Andrews
"
6 J/2
7
14
29 J/2 Mar 31
Dec
13
Jun
10%
28
21
39%
42'4
41
108%
110
Min & Mfg common
No par
preferred
No par
Minneapolis-Moline Co common
1
103
103
*106%
107
3.20%
105'% Apr
10
108 Ye Jan
5
9
common
conv
—
pfd series A
$4
Jan
6
$5.50
1st preferred
10
$1.50
2nd
J
34% Mar 20
conv
preferred
Minnesota Power &
9%
41%
9%
40%
12%
10
41
12
9%
40
12%
10
11%
93/8
12
93A
11%
11%
5,200
*9%
9%
2,400
10,500
40%
39%
40%
39%
40 %
109%
*107%
1093/b
*108%
109%
1.50
Minn
22% Jan
81
9%
107%
New
17
15% Jan
Regulator—
.
100
15
Apr
42% Apr
110
No par
11%
100
25
Light Co.No par
12%
70
*18%
*32
12%
70
19%
32%
110
109
109
101%
103
103
103
103
103
1013A
102
♦106%
107
107
107
107%
107%
107%
107%
12%
13%
12%
13
70%
71
*70
71
•18%
19
19
19
32%
31%
32%
31%
*108%
102%
*107%
103
140
1,900
108%
170
14,400
13
13 Ve
12%
13
12%
13'A
71
71
70%
70%
70 %
70%
19%
19
19
19'A
19%
400
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
5,500
*18%
31%
340
17
18
Year 1949
share
7Mi
t per
s per share
54 Mt
Jun
3 Mi
Jun
6
15% Jun
3% Aug
9% Jan
25*% Mar
35
9
Jun
21 %
11% Mar 24
6% Mar 27
21
Mo Jan
3
4% Feb
Aug
10
30
Jan
Jan
57%
113
Jan
14%
35
Jan
13
12% Mar
1%
24% Jan
13
54% Jan
13
Dec
112% Jan
4
12% Apr
20
63% Apr
10
117% Mar 16
3
47%
Jun
57%
Mar
53% Apr
18
10%
Jan
13%
Dec
13% Jan
U
15% Feb
5%
5%
6%
28%
28%
28%
29%
16Mi
Jun
23
Jan
18
Jan
11
20% Jan
18
Morrell
Jun
26%
Dec
23% Jan
3
51% Apr
18
16Ma
Jun
27%
23%
Dec
26% Jan
3
Jun
Dec
21% Jan
3
24% Apr 21
Jun
17%
Jan
13% Mar 25
17% Jan
Mueller
x9% Jun
9
14%
11
38% Peb
108 Ma Oct
10
Jan
9% Peb
7
50 Mi Dec
Dec
Jan
49% Jan
12
110% Jan
3
12% Jan 13
112 Ma Mar
Jun
8
16% Apr
13
10% Jan
12
52% Mar
113
Mulllns
15%
Dec
15
Jan
13
30% Mar
39
Oct
36% Jan
13
41
51
Jan
43
Jan
13
46
Jun
17%
Dec
16% Mar
22
Jun
32%
Dec
32
17%
Jun
24%
Dec
23
Jan
9%
Apr
July
14
9
20% Apr
18
Jan
3
42% Mar 27
Nashville
Jan
13
25% Peb
4
National Acme
3
8% Jan
14
Myers
E)
(F
30'A
29%
29%
30%
29%
29%
30 ya
35,800
19,100
8%
9
8%
8%
8%
8%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31 y#
1,500
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
3,000
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,000
62%
11.000
8 Mi
9
62%
62%
62 y.
62%
62
62%
28%
3,500
30
9%
30%
62%
6
62%
62-/4
*115
116%
116
*26
63
62%
116
*114%
116%
n2%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12y8
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,700
22%
22%
22%
22%
21%
22%
22
22 Vb
21%
22 Mb
21%
22 ya
15,300
No par
54%
54%
54
54%
53%
54M,
53%
54
53%
54
53%
54%
24,600
5
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
18
18
18%
18%
18 '/a
18 Ma
*18'/a
18%
18
18%
18
%
18 M»
1,300
48 Mi
51%
48
Mi
51%
49 Mi
51%
49%
50%
49%
51
50%
51Vs
68,800
*30%
30%
30'%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
32 Ma
4,200
*22%
23%
24%
24%
*114%
No par
3
No par
116
115
115
116
•
116
500
7,400
23
23
23%
24%
24%
24%
24 %
24%
3,500
1
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15 Mi
15 %
15%
4,100
1
A
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
15%
16%
16%
16%
9,800
*9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
16%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
1
100
10
50
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
52
5
*111 Mi
112
•111
•111'A
112
52
*111%
112
52
52
112
111%
10
111%
*111%
800
52%
52%
900
112
10
17%
*45
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
11,200
40
17%
*39
No par
Bros
&
17,600
No par
5
No par
Co
5
No par
Mfg
Apr
6%
26%
preferred
4%
6'/.
26%
Co (G C) common
4%%
preferred
Murray Corp of America com
18% Apr
6
40% Feb 24
6%
26%
Murphy
Mar 17
6%
26%
Corp.
Munsingwear Inc
7
6%
26%
Co
Brass
3,100
6%
6
26%
Corp-
Products
Motor
7
10%
11%
Motor Wheel Corp__
11%
55
lOYa
12'/a
& Co
15 Mi
54%
10 Mi
11%
Lines
32Mi Apr
55
10%
12%
Motorola Inc
(John)
8%
30%
54%
10%
12%
com
Moore-McCorralck
14
9%
30%
Shares
56%
10%
.——1-25
Montgomery Ward & Co
6
8%
30%
pfd.100
*0
share
the Week
S per share
55%
*
12
Montana Power Co (The)
23% Mar 25
59
Peb
t
21% Mar 31
10%
5%
——ioo
pfd
conv
10%
10%
conv
series B
Montana-Dakota Utilities
$4
55 Mi
10%
5
Mills
Mojud Hosiery Co Inc
Monarch Machine Tool
Monsanto Chemical Co
4
13% Peb
RR 5 Me
55
10%
No par
preferred series A
Carpet
55
Sales for
Apr. 21
t per
t per share
share
54%
lOMi
RR com
tMissouri Pac
g per
g per share
54%
Friday
Apr. 20
Apr. 19
t per share
-10
—
Development Co
Mohawk
27% Mar 20
Dec
Dec
Mission
9
4
Corp
Mo-Kan-Texas
30% Apr
4
10% Mar 20
Apr
11% Jan
12% Dec
26% Nov
45% Jan
103% Jun
10
3
3
'
5 Mi
Mission
Thursday
Wednesday
Apr. 18
Apr. 17
54%
Par
$ per share
57% Mar 27
4% Jan
Jan
25
25
Apr. 15
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
EXCHANGE
Highest
*
share
46% Jan
Jan
10% Oct
Jun
NEW YORK STOCK
Rang* Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
38% Jun
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
* per
and Financial Chronicle, Monday, April 24, 1950
The Commercial
(1682)
40
40
39 Mi
39 y2
38%
38%
38%
38%
39%
39 V*
600
46
45%
45%
45
100
20
*45
47
♦45
46
*44
45
*43%
N
10%
5
*
7% Jan '
9y«
Jun
10%
Jun
13%
Dec
12
28
Jun
41
Aug
36
30l/2
Jan
40 Ys
Dec
170% Mar
185 l/a
4%
Jun
5%
Dec
Sep
7% Mar
Jun
30%
18
Jun
36% Nov
<
8% Aug
16% Jan
13
Mar 29
15% Peb 24
National
24
45
?5y8 Apr 20
181% Peb
9
6% Mar 29
32% Peb 23
National
39% Jan
17
National
Biscuit Co common
7*%>
9
21
National
Can
National
Cash
4
3
8% Jan 28
3
National
Cylinder Gas
Jan
27
12% Jan 17
44% Mar 23
National
Dairy
14% Mar 30
18% Jan
5
National
Department
22 '
Jan
7
National
Distillers
9
10
Feb
17%
Jun
13
24% Jan
7 %
xll%
Jun
39% Dec
17% Aug
22% Dec
14% Peb
Peb
20
19%
Dec
17% Jan
13
86'/a May
95%
Dec
94% Jan
11
Jan
35
180% Jan
10
National Container Co
11% Jan
Jun
National City Lines Inc
15
25%
Apr
169%
Jan
183
Sep
135
Jan
152%
Dec
7%
Dec
19%
Dec
38%
5% Mar
Jun
19%
Jan
*21 Mi
21%
Jan
3
11
7% Jan
42% Apr
National
12
4
8% Mar 25
20% Mar 16
25
Dec
23% Jan
13
26
U Jan
National
Natl
Dec
28% Dec
19% May
86
Jan
38% Apr
4
28
2
National
Mar 22
13
40% Mar 23
Jun
12 Ve
Apr
11% Jan
a
12% Peb 28
Natl
9%
Jun
13% Nov
9% Apr
4
11% Jan
Natomas
3
Lowest
S per share
13% Mar
10
14%
Dec
14% Jar
Jan
104%
Dec
29
Mar
39 Mi
Nov
Jan
102%
Oct
Jan
Fibre
Mar 30
13
102% Mar 10
37% Apr
1
Neisner
104% Peb
10
Jan
9
40
Corp
4%%
Inc
36%
*26'A
16
74%
16
75
36%
26%
15%
74%
37%
26%
16y.
74%
39
39%
*33%
39»/a
39
39
39'A
39»/2
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
*
11%
11%
10
10
10%
V
10
10
11%
9%
12
9%
38«/8
12
9%
10
Co
LOW
Saturday
,
>
:
1
*;8
66% Mar 14
68% Mar 16
26% Mar 29
29% Jan 20
33%
Jan
25% Mar 31
11% Jan
3
30% Feb
4
New
4
New
4
N
67%
Deo
58
Feb J
65
9% Jun
56
13% Jan
27
Apr
11% Peb
6
67
15
Jun
117 Ve
102 %
Dee
98
Jun
142
Dec
135
10
Jun
20%
Jun
14 %
30
Jan
Dee
Jan
13 Mb Jan
48
Peb
61
Dec
56
Dec
250
Mar
220
.5%
Jun
Jun
15%
9% Jan
33%
Peb
Jan
19 Mi
,
Apr
4
28'A Mar 29
.205
21
3
Mar 28
Jan
26
Feb 21
Apr 13
Jan
8
14% Jan
5
15
Apr
110% Peb
145
Jan
10
18% Peb
9
34% Jan
19
N
27
N Y New
3
lOMe Peb
36
Mar
17% Mar 21
N
N
66»
Jan
96 Vs
Nov
95
;Jan
9
21% Jan
29
24% Mar
26% Jan
29
29
86% Jan
12
93% Jan 12
98% Jan
19
100
91
Peb
Jan
Harlem
&
RR
Y
9
18
26% Jan
6
42% Apr
53% Mar
5
.
16
21% Feb 24
North
American
13
14% Apr 12
North
American
85
75% July
31,
Jan
85'
Peb
78i<, Jan
Dec
35M» Apr 20
Apr 18
39% Feb 23
Northern
39%
11 Ys
J9% Dee
17
22% Apr
Northern
107%
7
Sep
Jun
Dee
10% Jan
3
13
93% Peb
2
97
109% Mar
12
Oct
107
Apr
5
^9% Mar 30
10
Mar 22
Apr
17
109% Mar 24
13
Jan
5
13% Jun
20% Oct
30%
Dec
16% Mar 25
21% Feb 18
36%
Dec
23%J»n
4
1 %
32% Mar 28
May
4%
.T*n
11% Mar
14%
J.% Apr 18
13% Mar 29
3% Jan 13
16 Ve Jan 17
27%
Jan
33
99 y4
Jan
110
23% May
17% Jan
33%
l93/4
Oct
May
31% Jan 13
Dec
107/8 Mar 24
Jan
35% Feb 28
112% Mar
9
26% Feb
14
32
Apr
12
Dec
19% Feb
I*
20
Jan
y
20
Jun
31% Jan
22% Apr
1
91
NOV
99
Jan
Jan
*1
100
Peb
10%
Dec
10y4 JaD
3
15
96%
Dec
9*
7'
99% Peb 23
6%
79% July
18 Vs Aug
28
Jun
105
Nov
liy« Jun
64% July
49 Ve Jan
22% Jan
40 y4
108
Dec
Dee
,
20Mi Jan 20
*15
Jan
64% Dec
¥&T **
74% Jan
63
For footnotes see page 22.
11
105 U Mar 24
16% Dec
791
»an
4
Apr 19
27% Jan
Central Ry
103
12%
12%
Northwest
4.6%
Airlines
Norwich
Ohio Edison Co
4.40%
64%
64%
64%
633/4
64 %
63%
64%
6,900
12%
11%
12%
11%
12
113/4
12
4,900
*67
68 y2
27 y«
27
27%
26%
27
2,900
26%
26?/«
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
26%
273/a
26 3A
27
1,400
'."13%
13%
103
137
137%
30 V4
,
* 29'A
59
60'A
245
*225
17
16%
30%
*29
,
:
16%
18% Apr
Jan
11
7
2
4
14
67% Feb 16
Corp
50
8%
14,100
32Ve
2,300
19 Mi
19%
19 'A
5,500
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
27 Ve
90 %
*89 Vs
•
42
13
47 y2
4oy4
13
12%
13%
33%
-
34
46%
46%
*27
983A
22 3A
99%
99%
22%
22%
22%
42,692
27
26 y2
26%
26%
27 V«
8,300
40%
40 Vs
/
47
47
,*27
■
20%
20%
20%
20Vb
13%
13%
14 Mi
14%
14%
.85%
*84%
£5Va
85
36%
36%
3f%
37
36%
36%
36
36 %
21'A
20%
21%
20%
22
21%
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■
107y2
11%
12
96ya
96%
97
107%
107%
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;
10%
10
,
11%
,
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.■i
,4-
20%
14 Ve
•85
85
40
12
12%
12%
32%
47y2
*27
113/4
12
96 Mi:
97
107%
10%
10%
10%
i73/4
25%
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
26%
26%
27
27
2y.
1%
15%
15%
15%
8
34
34 V*
1-4 0 CO
108%
34
15
13A
1%
15V4
14%
33%
34%
100
20%
37,400
14 y4
41,400
*85
86%
86
11%
V
96
*107%
10
30
36 y4
36%
4,700
21 y«
.
21%
21%
52,000
12
19,100
11%
11%
»
220
96%
96%
107 V*
96
107%
107y4
350
ioy4
8,900
10
10%
17%
17%
17%
17%
27
:
27%
1%
1,500
16,400
/
27%
14
36
17%
25 V*
-
20%
21
10 %
26
,17%
*27
14%
•85
107%
ioy4
/
20%
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-35 y4
12
96%
47%
47>A
47%
27 Mi
2,400
28,300
14
86
107%
40
40
20%
14%
107%
100
150
13
33%
32%
,20%
107%
100
/
39%
22%
,
96
102%
33
27
20%
1,370
•
90
*95M»
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;
47%
27/
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102%
:
13 Ma
33
'
27%
88 Vs
96
*101%
40%
123A
33
■.*
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,10
4
*95
95%
102%
27%/
46%
88%
89%
95%
102%
34
33%
27%
15%
27%
273/4
29 Vs
2,670
1%
14%
1%
1%
45,000
143A
14%
2,100
lMi
1%
14%
15
34%
33%
33%
34
2,500
33%
17,800
34%
34%
108%
108%
108%
108%
108%
*108%
303/4
31 'A
;
30%
31 Ve
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 %
31 Ve
30%
31%
23,700
*1938
19'/2
*■
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1,800
23 y«
l
100
94
common
5
14
62.50
41%
12 Vs
98%
22%
*88%
-
101% 101%
41
•
35
5,100
99
22%
26%
23
preferred
,
94
14
*97 '
'97%
*22%
24
38%
*107
38'/s
107%
;__2.50
*16%
17
Outlet
No par
*77
78
12.50
64
84
108% /
II
fH 0 00 £
103
'
210
109
23 Va
23%
:
Outboard Marine & Mfg
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
8%
32 Ve
*98%
99
22%
100
—
8%
32 y2
19 M»
27%
*98 Ve
2^0
convertible preferred A
100
Oppenheim Collins
10
Otis Elevator common—
No par
Co
30
8%
19%
23
1%
Co
preferred
240
240
32%
27%
98%
1%
8%
$4
190
60%
60 Vs
9 y«
19%
.
31%
*30
*225
3,200
32 3A
x27 Ve
22%
No par
common
(The)
31
60
19%
98 y2
12
25 :
i
common
convertible
3,500
240
19%
99
96Ve
;
—No par
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 4% pfd
20
4%%
16%
60
27%
27%
16%
240
273A
27 y2
800
163%
60%
20
19 %
135%
246%
8%
20
102
135%
*60
32%
8%
101
136'A
303A
303/4
8%
8%
32 y«
133,200
103%
245
245
14%
1013/4
'
*30
14%
go
•
16%
11
32'/2
8%
32%
14%
-14
68%
*67
135
v
131 Vs
16%
30
*240
r
104 Ve
103
•136%
32
Ws
32%
,
14%
60%
*59
59%
245
15
14%
103%
137%.
16%
J7y2
'
102%
137'A
:
14%
102'A
13'/a
21
Co—
Omnibus Corp
10
64%
*84%
lo \
preferred..
OH
Ohio
17,500
103
64
20%
\
.No par
Pharmacal
30
123/4
12%
*102
68M1
46%
5o
—No par
Inc common—10
preferred
100%
iooy2
12%
103
600
27
*27
100
Northwestern Telegraph..^.
tNorwalk Tire & Rubber
*102
2,700
V
*67
i2'/2
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
Common
No par
Oliver
Jan
Co
$3.60 preferred—:
$4.80 preferred
12%
123/4
103
103
103
*102
101
'100%
101
104
27%
41 Mi
1
Pacific Ry
lo
Feb 21
108% Peb
82
12%
'
68%
*34
10 1
Northern-Natural Gas Co.
Apr 21 ^
23% Apr
41
ioo 1/4
11
27
*89 %
25
Aviation.!
Dee
400
:ioo%
26%
—_25
Co.
10% Jan
11%
38%
22%./23
1
Adjustment preferred
18% Jan
95 Vs
12%
19 ya
4
20% July
«
*37%
*100%
101
SV<
_2.50
i
Co
Norfolk & Western Ry com
6
Feb 27
Chemical
"11%: Jan
i
373/4
96 y4
46% Apr
Apr
373/4
89%
28%' Jan
,
38%
*95%
Jan
8% Feb
*37%
*89
59 Mi
84
50
38 y2
38%
96 y4
Nopco
*
39 y4
90%
Noma Electric Corp
&
104%
101%
18
Jan
*103%
*95 Ve
12
Jun
103 Vs
1013A
13% Apr
Jun
104%
96Mi
36% Apr
8Vb
'103%
102%
4
15% Jan
104%
•103
*95 %
13
28
15%
*101%
Jan
Mar
11
15%
100
28
26
10%
153/s
100
Dec
Sep
10%
*i5y8
—100
Jan
47%
103/4
15%
,
preferred..
preferred..
preferred—
Noblitt-Sparks Industries
Dee
3
10%
*15%
3.90%
14,
Shares
< per share
I per share
10%
3.60%
30
/
the Week
Apr. 21
15%
3.40%
27%
,9% Jan
105
32 y8
No par
16 y2 May
6% Jun
25% Jan'
I per share
share
Sales for
Friday
1
Apr. 20
10%
Mar 29
97
Apr
6
103% Mar 20
/
15%
...
Class
__
Thursday
Wednesday
Apr. 19
31
21 Mi
Jun
BALE PRICES
/
67%
*<8y8
A
9%
12
$3.75 preferred
AOO
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
15
11%
9%.
27%
27%
;
1,200
1,800
5,400
38
11% '
68%
No par
new
16
74%
38
11%
*59'/a
100
Elec & Gas Corp—
27%.
.
15%
74%
1,000
14,300
900
12,000
540
27
*225
Shipbidg Corp partic stock—1
Y State
Common
5
27
//
4,000
25
37
*67%
30
50
series A
A
%
36%
25
11%
16%
No par
Co..
9'/a
19y»
97%
41% 41%
183% 184%
152
152%
7%
7%
20
20
27%
13 Vs
Haven & Hart RR Co_I00
Preferred 5%>
20% Apr 12
28'/. Apr
Y
23%
*26 %
common—No par
$5 non-cum preferred—
4
26% Apr
Dock
11,400
3,000
22,200
5,700
17,900
180
13.400
350
200
82,100
5,700
14%
68Vs
103
18
4
62%
139
York
43%:
14%
23%
9%
19%
97>/2
11%
102'/2
New
3,100
43
21 Vb
*137%
St
8»A
11%
12
Louis Co com—100
Jan
7% Jan
*102
62 JA
10
20,600
5.200
13,700
30.60?
*67Vs
No par
Chic &
12%
103
preferred series A__—:
100
N Y City Omnibus Corp
—No par
Y
246% Apr
30% Jan
20
York
*102
61%
No par
Air
*100
101
12%
g per
10%
*38
39V*
HIGH
Apr. 18
15%
•103
105
*100
12%
6%
6
63
Brake
Central—
York
15% '»
*103
Apr
Jun
9%
16
13 Ve Mar 23
103
10%
*15 Ve
10%
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 17
g per share
g per share
*15
100
35
42
105% Feb
Peb
.
*10%
1
common
Apr
102
Monday
Apr. 15
Jun
Dec
Deo
26%
1
210
>
8%
38Mt
12
10
.
■
.
9%
8%
25%
37%
27
16
75
Vi
320
2,700
8,900
18,400
4,400
700
16,300
11%
%
37% /
26%
16%
76
Jun
3
xll%
102 %
/
20'%
%
24 Mi
13
Mar
20
25
36%
27
15%
74
100
preferred
,
41%
41%
183% 183'/2
%
23%
Apr
10% Jan
94
20%
74,700
;
44
36
*184% 186%
8
8%
38% 39
153% 155
7%
7%
25
14% Dec
72% Jan
8 Mi
100
20%
20
41%
20%
14%
9'/2
19y»
96M2
25
Newberry Co (J J) com
No par
3%%
preferred...
,—100
New England Elec 8ystem
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-i™>
Newmont
Mining Corp..
10
Newport Industries common
1
4%%
preferred
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—l
93 %
20
183%
154%
7%
29%
8
23%
9'/2
18%
96%
19Ma
98
42
183%
154y2
8
20%
A
————-
...
Bros
23%
9%
13%
*96%
24%
37s/8
26%
16%,
75
Par
Nehl
15
24%
37
f per share
17% Peb 10
15%
23%
43%
15%
23%
9%
'%
EXCHANGE
12% Peb 28
43'/«
;
A
STOCK
YORK
NEW
^.Highest
g per share
Jan
Jun
xl01%
•
^
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
44
9%
9%
18'/2
19%
97
97Mi
41% 41%
*183% 184Ma
*154% 156
We
8'/a
STOCKS
Year 1949
S per share
19%
23%
8%
11%
25%
37%
26%
16%
75'A
com
Co.—
Range for Previous
Lowest
23%
8%
lf%
19%
7%
39
8%
8%
11%
43%
15
fa
-
Vulcanized
23%
9'/2
9%
18%
19
96%
97
40%
41%
183% 183%
154% 154y2
8l/a
We
23%
9%
8%
8%
8'A
11%
7%
38%
8%
8%
11
42'/2
14%
*24%
No par
10
National Tea Co
Dec
(The) Pa
preferred
4%%
43'/2
15%
7
39%
8%
Vs
—10
Ref Co.
Sugar
17% Jan 11
82% Peb
2
:43%
15%
8%
8
11
43'/8
15
*184% 186Ma
184% 185
7
7%
39
39%
186
11%
We
7
39%
8%
35%
25%
Nope'
-
National Supply
4
38 Vs
Jan
Peb
14
185
6%
38%
8%
8%
11
11'/b
43%
V2 *
*24%
37
*26'A
16%
75% ?,
No par
National Strc! Cdrp new.
26
15% F"b
6%
38%
8%
*97
98
40%
40%
*183% 184
155
155
:
8y8
8'/a
19%
20
1
20%
14%
*44
36
8
20%
14%
*44
No par
National Shares Corp
9%
9Vs
12%
Corp
8
185
185
19%
10
ex-dist
Lt
25% Mar 24
71% Apr
36% Jan
15%
45
36%
43%
35%
8%
8
100
35% Mar 31
Feb
15
24%
8%
21%
14%
44
36%
7
39%
8%
& Steel Cast—No par
&
Power
42
24%
185
11
43%
15%
—100
Service
Linen
Malleable
Natl
4
42
24%
8Ve
20%
15
45
36%
9%
18%
B—_
25
42
24%
8
20%
14%
45
35'/b
23%
A
preferred
14
42
24%
8'/«
20%
15
45
36%
15%
23%
common
preferred
6%
Apr
Jan
18
Co
Lead
7%
156
20%
42%
24%
12.50
1
No par
$4.50 preferred.
184'A Apr 21
19%
42
24%
8Ml
21%
15%
45%
36%
No par
Prod.
& Stamping
Enameling
20%
42
24%
36%
6%
!_Nopar
Stores
5
203/„
42
43*/2
39
Products
20
41%
24%
8%
21%
19%
21%
15%
185
1
-
National Gvpsum Co com
6
% Peb
Dec
15%
x80
X150
100% Mar
U Jan
Jun
x%
Dec
Nat'l
13
19% Mar 16
Co
20%
24%
We
20%
8%
14%
*43
36'/a
10
No par
1
1
Register—
7% Jan
38
9%
1
.100
-
Corp
8% Jan
Peb
14
preferred
.Tan
8% Apr
39% Mar 23
188
8
21
5
——4
10
Battery Co
10% Jan
12
Inc
Corp
17
Jan
Jun
Jun
27%
,
Aviation
Apr
Jan
5
9Ve
13% Feb
"""" I
AutomotiVe" Fibres
Airlines
National
13
Feb
24%
t
I
41%
24%
20%
*41
100
Co
42
19%
5
-
LOUlS
St
&
Chatt
National
Jan
,
22
Nash-Kelvlnator Corp
-
23%
23 y4
23 Vs
23
23 %
22%
23%
22%
22%
94
94
95
95
95%
95 y2
94%
94%
93%
94
280
14
14 Ve
14
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
24,000
97
97
96VA,
96%
97
97 '
96%
97
97
97%
*22%
38%
*107
24
33%
107%
*22
38 Vb
*107
23%
•22%
38%
38%
107%
*16%
17
16%
16%
*75%
73
77
77
64 Vs
€3%
63%
64
-
107
16 Ms
*75%
23
33%
107
I6M1
78
*22
37%
♦107
lGVa
*75%
*22
23
38%
37%
*107
107%
23%
38 Ve
6,700
260
-
■
•
7,400
107%
70
300
16 y8
*15%
16%
78
*75%
77
20
'
63
64
64
64
r
63
64'A
5,900
STOCKS
Range for Previous
S per
t
LOW
S per
S per share
Par
HIGH SALE PRICES
the Week
Apr. 21
Apr. 20
S per
8 per share
t per share
$ per share
share
Sales tor
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Apr. 19
Apr. 18
Apr. J 7
Apr. 15
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
S per share
share
$ per
share
per
RECORD
,
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
share
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1949
Lowest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
19
(1683)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 4901,
171
Volume
share
Shares
11%
400
P
14
Jan
11% Apr
1
13% Jan
3
Pacific
Amer
Fisheries
Nov
10 V*
Jan
7% Jan
3
9% Feb
28
Pacific
Coast
Co
51
Sep
71
Apr
52
Jan
10
57% Jan
17
29
Aug
40
Jan
29
Apr
11
34% Jan
12
18
Feb
21%
Nov
20% Jan
21
23
30%
Jan
34
Sep
31% Mar 21
11% Mar
7y4
50
Jun
89
Feb
Dec
101
Jun
29%
.
Jun
3%
Jun
8
4y4
10%
55% Mar 10
Pacific Lighting Corp
*
Jan
10
Pacific
Mills
21
Pacific
Telep 8c Teleg com
1% Apr
15
148% Jan
5
3
3% Jan
7
Jan
28
49% Mar 20
Jan
1
Jun
20'/a
Dec
15% Feb
104%
Jan
22%
Dec
17% Feb
37
23% Mar
21
Jan
6
104
Feb
25
21 y4 Apr
8
46% Jan
4
Apr
Utah
Park
2% Jan
7
16
39% Apr
13
Dec
28 y2 Apr
3
30% Feb
15
Parker
3
9% Jan
20
Jan
9 y4 Jan
4
11% Jan
11
Patino
7% Mar
17
15 y4 Apr
Jan
37 V*
Dec
34% Jan
12
Jan
57
Dec
54 V? Jan
17% Feb
8
.
7y4
Jun
10%
Feb
7% Apr
26 Vb
Dec
24 y« Apr
20
23%
Jun
Dec
31
Mar
107
22%
Nov
Dec
17%- Jan
•*
34% Jan
Jan
6
25% Apr
Coal
8s
Penn
7
44'%
43%
44%
43%
•104%
105%
104%
104%
7%
7%
7%
7'A
17 V*
41%
41%
21
42 y4
*41%
45%
Jun
Nov
20
49
8
119
Feb
110
;
73/8
Apr 21
Deo
35% Jan
4
36% Feb
6
Dec
127% Apr
20
138 % Feb
21
14'A Apr
Jan
96%
Feb
137
7 V* May
13
Dec
12
Apr
Nov
Feb
14
8 % Jan
3
11
35
Dec
34
Jan
25
Jan
108
Dec
105
Feb
20
11% Jan
13
13% Nov
Jan
37 V,
40%
36 V*
57%
Jun
Dec
53%
Jun
Jan
Jan
21
36
51% Jan
44 V* Mar
6
13
45% Apr
20
107
3
22% Apr
Dec
Pet
6
Jan
14% Apr
Mar
„
V
25
74% Apr
50% Jan
27
.Pfeiffer
/
10
37
*36
*36%
37
15
26 % Apr
21
56
Jan
5
Dec
105
Jan
5
Nov
24
Jan
3
24% Jan
7
26% Mar 17
116% Mar 23
104% Mar
2
110% Feb
24
20%
24%
Jan
23 %
Jun
Apr
26% May
98
Jan
104%
Dec
6
103% Apr 11
105
Apr
110%
Sep
106 V4 Apr
117
Sep
114
Apr
18
•6
Electric
I per
S per share
share
$ per
Jun
11% Apr
Jun
40%
Jan
32% Jan
883/4
Feb
84% Jan
Dec
50% Jan
7%
24%
"V?
32
-
*107%
103
Feb
9
14
Jan
25 Ve
25%
25 y4
25%
253%
26,400
25 y8
17'%
17%
173/4
17
177/8
173%
66,300
16%
163/4
17 %
17
463/4
48
49
49
43
48
900
*119
121
119
119
200
93%
Jan
105
Dec
10 3%
Feb
14
Dec
87 V*
Aug
95%
Dec
51%
Jun
64
Apr
93% Jan
Sep
11
Mar
Jun
32% Aug
343/4
106'%
5
13%
13%
13'A
44
44
70%
71 %
1
4
8
94% Jan
66% Mar
33/64 Apr
Apr
Jan
14
100%
Jun
97
Feb
17
102
2
Pitts
Apr 21
16% Mar
3
C
C
8s
Louis
St
Pitta
3
85
Coke ds Chem Co
convertible
*103%
*1033/4
*106
107
*106
107
12
Pitta Consolidation
103/a
Jun
15% Jan
13
20
283/4
Jun
37 %
Dec
6 3/4
Jun
8%
Jan
16% Jan
155
Mar 22
Jan
8% Jan
Mar 30
7
23
12% Apr
9
,
19
9% Jan
3
Apr
175
May
150
Feb
8
Feb
8
643/4
Nov
88
Jan
71
Jan
3
80% Apr
18
55
Nov
71%
Jan
61
Jan
4
64% Mar
14%
Jun
25%
Dec
22
Mar 31
135%
15%
Jun
Jan
135% Jan
13
150
3
27% Jan
10
Feb
10
144
preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw 8s Bolt
16% Mar
4
8% Feb
67% Apr
Plymouth
8
Potomac
12
Oil
8s
Feb
90% Mar
Procter
47%
Dec
Publicker
6
4
85% Feb
17
13
56'/2 Apr
10
Public
Service
31
30
Apr
14
Public
Serv
24
122
253/4
Dec
Jun
29'/a
Dec
Xl03% Nov
105%
20%
Jan
25%
30%
24%
Feb
Jun
Jan
107
37
333/a
109
Feb
6
86% Jan 26
89% Apr
3
Mar 10
26% Feb
8
24
30 ya Feb
28% Mar 24
2
39'A Apr
Oct
26% Feb
27
July
107% Jan
3
109% Jan
10
Jan
3
34% Jan
30
Dec
30
31% Mar 20
Jun
30%
15%
Jun
20% Jan
18% Jan
4
22
9%
Jun
14%
wn
12 Mi Jan
3
23 V* Apr
66%
Jun
74%
Jan
73 V* Jan
13
793/8 Apr
x7
Jun
9%
Apr
Jan
101%
Dec
Pub Serv
$1.40
Apr 14
Co
Co
Pure
5%
El 8s
div
4.08%
107% Mar
3
No par
Inc
of
of
5
com
•97
14%
*87'A
90
24%
25
Oil
Gas
preference
(The)
14 %
88
88
87 Vi
87%
30
25
25%
25
25 'A
9,300
16%
16'A
16'A
16'A
1,700
•151 »/a
154%
166%
*151'/a
154
*165'A
166%
37%
64'A
63%
63%
24
23
23
22 3/a
23%
377A
9,500
7%
6,800
10,400
145
145
*141
42%
42
41
40%
13%
42
13%
v
15%
15%
21%
25%
29'A
120
*89
40 Ya
123/4
13 »A
13
25%
25%
15%
15%
15%
153/8
15%
15%
7%
8
15%
15%
15%
85
84%
84%
•84%
55%
55'%
55 «A
28%
31%
21'A
29%
293/g
108%
16
153/i
16'A
85
84%
84%
55%
55
55%
55'A
55%
29%
28 3/4
29%
28 3/8
29%
121
120'A
120%
1203/4
1203A
♦88%
893A
*88%
89 3A
20
89
23.000
9,o00
25%
243/s
25%
24 3/i
29
29%
28%
29
28%
28'A
29'A
29%
■"
36%
107'%
107%
107%
36%
36%
36%
29%
29%
,29%
111
►1P9
29%
♦107
36%
29%
30
"
25
36%
800
10,400
12,600
84 %
*84
25'A
29
31%
15
25
►107
29%
61%
15%
25%
29'A
108%
62%
62
243/8
107%
No par
73A
293/4
61%
'
89
29
14,600
7 5/a
293/4
62'A
89%
*107
<
7%
29%
1203%
29'A
1,600
8,100
7%
*88%
107%
36'A
120%
500
'
:
-
29%
8%
30
120%
♦29
36'A
28%
29%
41%
*40
89%
*107
36%
5,900
13
15%
55 Vz
29 %
300
12
40 3/8
15%
120
3,000
213/4
15%
x61%
29%
450
1,100
•
423/4
13
65'A
90
40%
40%
64'%
120%
•11%
13
65%
29%
203/8
-
12
41%
40%
65%
♦88%
213/e
•11%
144
13'%
29 Vb
*120
21%
*140%
40"%
29 V*
15
23
144%
13%
"
7%
55 Vb
12
23
•140%
233A
*23
41%
*28%
*84'A
63%
v
40'A
13%
1,180
79
62%
40
73/8
15%
149
77%
64%
41%
29%
85
12'A
12
*135
149
•135
'
41%
7%
55%
.
40 »/8
*28%
15%
.
12%
12
7%
80'A
22 y4
7%
65
:
7%
623/4
21'/e
65'/a
'■<
7'A
38
79%
23%
12
37%
80%
144'%
12
*165 <
€4%
23%
" 22%
*11%»
•
40%
15%
145
*140
149
*140%
29%
55'A
No par
64'A
<
80 y4
•64
7%
*84 y4
100
64'/2
11%
20
:
•135
80'%
80
V
38%
7%
12%
12
/
♦28%
/
com—No par
100
common
preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp
149
♦135
22%
♦15%
7%
7'A
12%
12
79%
79'A
'
No par
conv
149
•135
79
37%
37%
'7%
11%
11%
13%
No par
Inc
7'A
7
11'/a
22%
♦40%
<
100
100
preferred
149
373/8
37'A
16%
37%
11'/a
42'/8
Indiana—No par
com
16%
1,500
14%
25%
25
25 %
60
110
102 ,
14'A
14%
89
•87'A
90
25
600
105
14%
14%
14'A
14%
14%
*87 'A
22%
No par
Colorado
4.64% preferred
3%% preferred
Pullman
3
33% Jan
1
com
preferred
cum
9
104% Feb
25 y4
$4.75
10
Dec
Apr
W 100
100
11Y«
10
Co
Power
Industries
17'/8 Jan
Jan
14% Mar 13
100
*97
22%
preferred series A__5o
Gamble
8s
♦141
y
...1
No par
B
Electric
conv
24
J
...5
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
4%%
*63'A
.100
Co
46% Jan
80
"
.100
77'A
-
L ...1
class
Co
*135
.100
Pond Creek Pocahontas
Poor
15
11%
No par
—5
26% Jan
Dec
Jan
22
Jun
♦97
99
7'A
(The)
118% Jan
14%
100
99
11 Va
Inc
9
31% Jan 30
Mar 22
56
Mar 15
7'A
Pittsburgh 8s West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young 8s Ash pfd
48
12 ;
No par
.100
preferred class A
5%% 1st ser conv prior pfd— 100
16
Jan
>*104
105
37 %
37%
5%
38 % Jan
7% Mar 23
*31
104
•104
14%
.10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
7*
preferred class B
44%
10
__1
gtd
44% Apr
28% Mar 22
31
104
30 %
1,100
31%
31
105
25'/,
578,600
104
*104
90
21,600
%
15
:
16%
14
15
25'/«
;
64'/2
13%
13%
<
154%
166%
38% Feb
Oct
14%
•87%
No par
Co_.__. ...1
Coal
13%
63'/a
t>a%
ft 33/64
31
16'%
50% Apr
Jan
•11%
•151%
36% Feb
Nov
13%
64%
•12
32
•165
Plough
8%
65%
29/64
104
.
100
200
95
154'%
Plttston Co
32
100
f
15%
*90
166 %
12% Apr
15%
*14%
16'A
26% Feb 21
Jun
15
95
*165
5
Apr
.
400
-"11,800
51%
15
S3
*31'A
323,200
105 7A
•90
*151%
10% Jan
38
*97
100
50%
♦104
15
64%
;• < "•"••11%
32%
*31%
105
*104
No par
12
12
12
32%
?.
51%
105
95
16 %
20% Apr 21
79%
12
♦32%
.25
50%
♦104
15
154 %
Apr
Mar
94
65%
64%
94
93
•90
95
*90
12
54%
5.1.%
"
Shares
19,400
113/e
:
S3
106
the Week
share
"
52%
51%
•104
15'A
$ per
49'A
165'/2
Feb
4%
52%
Sales for
Friday
r
93
♦92 »A
93
104 %
64%
63%
64
80
51%
•151%
12% Nov
12%
63%
140
:ioo
107%
51%
*163%
29
21
49'A
*15%
1,900
26
1033/4
*106%
12
16%
147
14% Feb
113%
51 Ya
104%
16
'95
•91
95
;
12%
165%
Jun
12 y4 Mar 28
*15 Vs
Sper share
154%
Feb
Sep
16'A
12,500
115%
share
11%
52'A
140
26'%
Apr. 21
t per
11%
92
.
52%
58%
1033/4
Apr. 20
Apr. 19
50'/a
104'/a
♦104
104%
*91
92%
52 %
300
108 %
>
•115
Thursday
Wednesday
11%
'/a
22,400
1,520
SALE PRICES
;
16%
Dec
*13% Oct
'
*15'A
107%
$ per share
12
*92
52%
106%
•106'A
106%
;14,500
47%
*25%
104
Apr. 18
$ per share
92%
52%
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 17
t per share
115%
•103%
106'/4
106%
LOW
26
•115
•151'/a
8 3/4
Jun
1
26
26%
104%
*163%
xl9V*
Mar
i,
*
115%
253/4
74'%
253%
•103%
104
23
*107
26
•115
26
115% 115'%
*103%
100
7%
39% Mar 16
35% Jan 13
.
12,000
.
58%
58%
26
45%
47
*
107%
25%
Pitts Pt Wayne 8s Chic Ry com— 100
Mar 21
167
.
58 'A
107 y8
25%
Monday
Saturday
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
163
26
1153/4
58%
108%
26
26
104
com.-No par
preferred
23
Jan
253/4
26
583/4
*107%
59
107 y4
107 %
*
29% Jan
170
25%
25%
RR
91% Feb
1
58%
-.
107'%
1153/4
...5
17
Jun
59
59
253/4
45%
46'%
453/4
<107%
253/4
No par
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
$4 preferred
Mar 17
156%
47%
104 %
Phoenix Hosiery
86
Mar
47
25/64 27/64
24% Apr
148
48
115%
.100
Dec
Jan
473%
47%
1,900
72%
72 %
25%
No par
Jan
Nov
71%
80
13%
453/a
453/8
72%
1073/4
Apr. 15
com
88
16%
43 'A
72
115%
'
155
43
733/4
Rights
21
105% Mar
Jan
44%
72%
v.\
Phillips Petroleum
20
34% Mar 23
Feb
13% Jan
43%
73%
*104
6
103
14% Mar
443/4
13%
44'A
.100
12
Apr
,
13%
105'%
13 3/8
*105
.
133/a
13 '/4
13 y«
No par
STOCK
YORK
•
71'%
59>/4
r
25%
No par
100
32
8 3%
59
♦107
300
34%
*34
223%
106
•105
106
44%
46%
45%
/.
50
100
4%
preferred
Phillips Jones Corp
6%
preferred:
Jan
17% Feb
34%
•33%
•105 -1
114,200
11
10%
/
10%
'34%
13'%
*92
21
34'%
14
10
*34
600
13%
*12%
10%
10%
106'%
106%
•12y2
14%
*14 '
28,000
123
127%
1273/8
200
36%
*35 %
36
357/8
127%
128%
127%
25%
"
13 %.
'
.100
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris 8s Co Ltd common. —5
Apr
..
37
*34
34%
►105%
.100
Jun "
32
10%
__25
common
Jun
7%
14%
10 3%
,
34%
;
79
135
13'%
10%
106%
preferred
24%
v142
13%
10%
47 'A, -52
105%
Jan
.13%
10%
49%
Dec
11
13%
10%
47%
30% Apr 20
94
13%
,
...3
9% Mar 31
26
128 %
Philco Corp common
15
~7%
1273/4
11%
27
18
128%
12%
106
16
57% Jan
25/64 Apr
*35'%
128%
•36
36%
37
*36
36%
129%
*36
.
118
118
117'%
117
118
*128'A
Par
57% Mar 17
46%
463/4
463/4
*46
12
3
Jan
117
109
*107'/a
109
25
*117
117
•107%
109
•107%
25%
V'
48%
46%
•••
32%
*31
32
109
*107'%
109
*31
5,000
24%
25%
16% ;' 17
3?
32%
*31
32%
109
25
—1
13
Nov
37%
200
7%
24'/»
94
4
55%
79%
6,300
32'%
73/a
25%
54% Apr 21
3
22 3%
24%
*7%
24%
EXCHANGE
18?
500
24'/a
73/4
253/4
Fhila 8s Reading Coal 8s Iron
14'/8 Feb
18
7%
*7»%
34%
$ per share
share
Jan
100%
NEW
Highest
193/a
II Ya
7%
253%
_No par
STOCKS
Highest
Lowest
57%
-
7%
•105%
preferred
preferred
4.3% preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
58%
253/a
_10o
' 4.4*
3.8*
Range for Previous
Year 1949
57%
7%
No par
$ 1 conv preference com
,
36
58'/4
58%
35%
58
25%
*31%
800
58
36%
57
7%
k*107%
500
363/4
3«
25%
No par
Co
36 %
*7%
33 Vs c
preferred
Phlla
16
16 y4
*16
16
16
16
*25%
____100
Uiu—
Corp
Philadelphia Co 6%
10
Feb
Oct
106
2,100
53/4
36 %
36'%
58%
58
58
58
5
Phelps-Dodge
11
60 y4 Apr
58
90% Mar
110%
Co
53/a
53/4
100
Co..
6s
5%
5Ya
5
(Chas)
8,600
57/8
103%
10
100
com
common.
Brewing
10'/a
5%
__50
•
New
Pfiser
9%
10 y»
;
preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
x48% Mar
108
Co
10%
5%
100
4%%
Apr 21
23
Milk
10
10%
16 %
1,800
8'/4
53/4
No par
Peoples Gas Light 8s Coke
Peoria 8s Eastern Ry COPepsi-Cola Co
„
37% Feb
21
102
Jun
4
2,500
♦8
9%
No par
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
18.
Mar
12
9,700
8
8
8%
9%
*16
35,100
29
9%
16
2%
2%
2%
2'/4
28 '/a
93/4
*15%
400
39
9%
16
42'%
28'/a
7%
15%
42%
33%
7%
5%
50
76,700
21'/8
283/4
7%
53%
2,400
101
39
par
5%
16%
21
283/4
8'/a
8
55,100
38%
29
29 %
7'A
16%
39
8
.
7%
*100
7
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
3%% conv series A pfd
37%
29
17
20
Nov
Mar
9%
Apr
113%
104
*8
41 y4 Feb
2%
38%
29
29%
29%
■
32
2%
39%
130
'
23/«
2
39%
9,900
104%
104
42 «/4
21
•41%
43
*41'%
39
2
1%
*29'A
42 V*
100
44%
21 ya
lo
Light Co
53,700
19
43%
101
101
21%
21
21 ya
42'/4
21%
21
21%
39%
preferred
51,100
167/a
16%
17%
101
*100
101
*100
101
16%
17%
17
17%
*17
*100
100
1%
Co
33/a
10'A
7%
67/8
39%
29%
Corp__
Pennsylvania RR
3%
10 Vb
105 Va
6 3/4
25
1,600
*18%
19
*18 %
433/4
5
6
19%
20,200
40'A
4
10%
44%
1043/4
5
Glass Sand Corp com
5%
Penn Power 8c
•18%
150
3'A
39%
40
3%
10
43
6%
No par
Coke
39%
*
r
146'A
3'A
45
104%
No par
Cement
3%
10%
5
8s Ford
Penn-Dixle
21
18% Mar
13
Penn
Mar 23
108
6
21% Jan
16% Jan
6
10
3'/a
44%
1%
prior preferred
146 %
4
33/8
10 Vb
19 >A
*18
146%
18%
.39%
No
Penney (J C) Co
Feb
28
3
Mar
35
111
,
Jun
24
9% Feb
13
Feb
Feb
61
13
Penlck
40
39%
4
10'%
97/8
11C
18%
1
Enterprises
Coal Co common
conv
393/4
,33/4
10
63/4
1
5*
38 Vb Mar 17
.17%
Jun
17
39 3/4
3%
33/4
9%
1,520
20,200
Mil
146%
3%
3%
rlii
19%
21
Mines 8c
Peabody
6
40%
40
3%
105%
1
Parmelee Transportation
5% Apr
3%
2.50
7'/a Jan
Jan
31/4
10
17
Co
Jan
8
3'A
111
110
1%
l,9.
3,600
30%
29%
30 3/g
110
109%
146
143
146'%
•21%
109'/a
1%
1'%
1%
*146
6%
_i
Proof
Rust
•30%
3%
39%
100
Mines
31
1>9«
No par
Consolidated
3,400
146%
*104%
100
Parke Davis & Co
53%
1%
*104'%
No par
Corp
53'A
146%
1
Park 8c Tilford Inc
11
1% Mar 21
34% Jan
Jan
13%
Pictures
Feb
ID7/,
167/,
Paramount
54
30%
100
preferred
35,800
53%
109 Va
44%
Refining
33 VB
54
30'%
*18%
No par
common
convertible
4*
Dec
■
Dec
106
Parafflne Cos Inc
.
2%
5% Aug
42%
8s
7'A
Nov
27%
Prod
14%
Jun
15
Panhandle
29
Jan
9
40
9
27
33%
53'A
109'%
9%
5
Transp
Panhandle East Pipe L com
4* preferred
6
28
8s
22
33%
55
,
30 3/s
3%
-
22
33%
109 y4
3y8
900
22
33%
30 3/4
39%
1
Inc
X54'%
22
1093/a
3
130
33%
29%
1%
31
22
109 3/s
147
31
22'%
29 y4
1%
55
30%
30
30
•29%
20
9'/a
*8%
*52
33'%
33 Va
109%
29
No par
Petrol
55
*54%
*109 V*
1
lo
Corp
Airways
38%
;
Jun
X6
Oct
47%
Aug
1%
Mar
7% Feb
World
Amer
Pan-American
9
25
97% Mar
Oct
Jan
107
6
Oil
Pan
13
Dec
54%
55
*146
Corp
Packard Motor Car
34% Jan
5% Feb
Western
Pacific
Dec
104
*22
333/8
100
11
21
Dec
24%
Feb
17
Apr
22
33%
30
*29 y»
21%
33%
.
28
4% Jan
11
3
18 '/2 Apr
8%
30
21%
33 Va
100
preferred
6%
Oct
104%
*29
21%
_.
Pacific Tin Consolidated
43% Mar 27
Apr
Jun
17%
Rights
7
8% Jan
Jun
30
54'%
*52
No par
Apr
3% Mar 28
5%
54%
*11%
9
55
•52
55%
*52
11%
•8%
9y»
*8%
9
11%
11%
11%
11%
*83A'
-
*52
i
No par
33
9
54%
10
25
111
Feb
36
of Calif
Electric
&
3
Jan
95%
15%
Gas
22
Dec
101
Finance Corp
Pacific
11%
11%
9
*29
No par
Pacific
38%
Jun
36
Oct
4V*
non-cum
preferred
4
*11%
9
*53
No par
11
U%
"8 %
.
non-cum
Feb
2% Jan
144
Jan
44
Jan
12
Dec
148
Jan
2%
2nd
10
3
Jan
% Mar 15
135
preferred
34% Jan
1
28% Apr
34 '/a July
104 V*
Feb
52
Jan
54
Jun
27%
1st
11%
5
Inc
common
4,300
9,100
790
107
107
107%
,
36%
■36%
30%
30%
70
37
11,200
303A
27,000
HI
200
•109
111
109
*108%
31
30 Ya
30 3/a
1,400
32
31
30 3/a
31%
*31%
31
31
21%
21
1,000
21%
21%
21
♦21
21
21'A
21'A
21
21%
21%
22%
22 '/a
22%
20%:
21V*
*78%
79%
7%
7%
*100% 101%
*28% 29%
20%
78%
7 9'A
79%
79%
79%
602,100
2,400
7%
73A
77A
8'A
39,400
100%
100%
100 %
100%
80
28%
28%
28
'A
28 3/8
1,200
28%
28'A
32%
21'A
22'A
79%
7'/2
101 Va
29%
28%
32%
21'A
28%
3,500
*37
*32 '/2
38
33'A
.
.
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp..10
♦108%
-
111
109
,
R
92%
19
9% Feb ' 3
103% Jan 10
7% Apr 17
100
Feb
18
3
com—No par
preferred
No par
Radio-Keith-Orpheom Corp
.
1
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
100
Radio Corp of America
$3.50
1st
Raybeatos-Manhattan
23%
Jun
29 V*
Dec
27% Jan
3
21%
Jun
30%
Feb
x24% Jan
25
26'A
Jun
34%
Feb
30% Jan 13
33
17%
Jun
23%
Jaa
20% Jan 25
22% Apr
10
34'A
Nov
43
Jan
36
25
39% Feb
9
4%
non-com
28% Jun
36
Jan
31
34% Mar 22
4%
non-com
For
footnotes see page 22.
.
Jan
Jan 13
293/a Jan
'
"
27
29% Mar 16
Mar 15
Rayonler Inc common;
$2 preferred
No par
1
25
Reading Co common
preferred
2nd preferred
1st
28%
50
50
50
*■
*32%
21%
*37
*32%
7%
*100%
28%
33
21%
38
33 Vz
>
22'A 23y4
79'A 79V*
7%
7'%
*100'A 10iy*
*28% 29%
28Vb 28V*
32% 32%
21
21%
*37
*32%
38
33
HZ*
79%
7A
7%
79%
-
28%
28
32%
21%
37
28%
28 A
32%
21%
37
*32% 33
2S%
28%
28
32%
32%
31%
32
1,300
21%
21 y,
21
21
2,600
37
37
37
37
300
33
32%
32%
100
*32%
20
(1684)
The Commercial and Financial
NEW
Bange for Previous
Bange Since Jan. 1
Highest
NEW
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
$ per
YORK
13%
Apr
10% Mar 11
12% Feb
1
Real
Silk
23%
Jan
16% Feb
18
Jan
3
Reed
Roller
11%
Jan
16%
Oct
12% Mar 30
Jan
16
7
6%
8%
27
Jun
50
6
Jan
7
Dec
9%
9% Jan
11
26% Apr
21
Feb
9
8% Jan
3
11
Feb
Nov
5
60 % Feb
9
58
14 ?
Apr
12% Dec
11% Jan
Jun
73
90
Nov
85
12%
Jan
10% Jan
13
5% Jan
25
14% Apr
8% Apr
4% Feb
11
5% Jun
9% Jan
13
11% Feb
5%
8%
Jan
10%
18%
98
103
Jan
14% Jan
Dec
6%
99% Jan
18
5% Feb
23
20% Jan
Jun
10
39%
42% Mar
Jan
Jan
13%
Jun
40
Sep
3
19
8
Jan
19
12
16
3
Dec
Jan
10
Dec
Jan
13
19% Apr
13
47
Apr
46% Apr
13
Dec
12
102
Nov
16% Jan
x20
12% Mar
16%
Jan
33%
31
87
10% Jan
12% Apr
Dec
29% Jan
13
Feb
112% Jan
7
48%
Jan
34
12%
Jan
1074 Feb
43%
131%
Dec
123
10074
Nov
98
9%
Jan
87
37 ;
114
Mar 24
Mar
4
Mar
5%
19
St
J
48% Jan 10
165% Feb 21
26
Jan 24
105
Mar
9
Jan
9
90
Feb
7
85
Apr
6
9%
Jun
13%
Dec
12% Jan
13
17% Feb
Jun
31%
Dec
2974 Mar 10
34% Jan
11
46%
Jan
70
90
Dec
66
Feb
94
7
89
*
Apr 21
Jun
98
Nov
Feb
6
*103% July
108
Oct
105% Feb
20
9174 Mar
84% Jan
9
94
Apr
7
109
Feb
21
Jun
94%
Jun
12%
83
104%
Jan
14
Jan
Oct
104
Jan
91
Jan
9774 Apr
17
107% Apr 20
1374 Jan
16
*
'<•
Mar27
Sep
86% Jan
92
13%
Jun
2174
Dec
20
Jan
47%
Jun
62
Dec
60
Jan
26% Apr
6974 Feb
Mar
Scranton
2
Elec
Co
3.35% preferred
Seaboard Air Line
10
10
1674
Jan
19%
Sep
19% Jan
36%
Feb
56
Dec
47% Jan
574
Jan
11%
Dec
10% Jan 31
15% Mar 17
Sears
Jun
4474
Dec
41% Feb
9%
Jun
16%
Dec
15
4%
Jun
6%
Jan
15
Jan
3
5% Jan
3
2
18
Mar 27
18% Mar 23
Jun
11%
Dec
10% Jan
3
Jun
6%
77
6% Apr
1374 Feb
101%
Feb
90% Mar 13
94% Jan
19
11
,
1
Seiberling Rubber
Servel
_
Bange for Previous
Year 1949
Lowest
$ per share
24%
Jun
2174
2274
Lowest
$ per share
Highest
$ per share
Aug
31% May
37% Jan
25% Feb
Jan
3874
37% Jan
Dec
16
2974 Apr
2874 Apr
19
13
42% Feb
23
105% Feb 14
'i
8
10874 Apr
8% Jun
1174 Apr
10%
Oct
3
11
Jan
Dec
15% Jan
7
2174 Feb
40%
Dec
34% Jan
25
Jan
7
Oct
674 Jan
13
5
9% Jan
Shattuck
8
74 Feb 21
2% Jun
22
May
4%
Jan
27b Mar 31
27%
Nov
2674 Jan 13
31
Oct
3674
Jan
29% Mar 21
33
Jan
18%
Jun
24%
Sep
2174 Feb
97
Jun
127%
Jan
100
15
Jan
3
Jun
22%
Dec
20% Jan
19
Jun
33%
Dec
29% Jan
21%
Nov
31%
Jan
88%
Feb
83% May
95% Jan
Jun
,
2074 Apr 15
84% Feb
7
100% Mar
.
Jun
17%
17%
3'
13
19
Jan
9674 Apr
14% Jan
Oct
16
14
Feb
4
97% July
3% Jan
107%
4%
Oct
3% Jan
3
7% Jan
10%
Dec
974 Jan
13
40
Dec
106
Jan
20
Mar
52 74
Oct
51% Jan 11
53% Mar
71%
Dec
68
Jan
16
14%
Apr
1174 Jan
4
11
26%
,
25
2474 Apr 10
11774 Apr 13
Silver
„
King
Skelly
Oil
Oct
,
Feb
40
36%
Jan
Jan
4
Jan
45
Aug
35% Nov
40
29%
34
Jan
13
12
Nov
117b Jan
3
36% Nov
3474 Jan
13
1074 Sep
28% Jan
32% Jun
Nov
36% Jan
3
24
Mar
4
3374 Jan
25
5
12
Jan
88
Mar
102
Feb
18
Feb
17
1774 Apr
117
13
Apr
it*
8,
23
14
Jan
12
Jan
28
5374 Apr 14
7574 Mar 27
14
Jan
12
4074 Mar
45
6
Feb
1
36% Apr
16
1374 Mar 16
40
Apr
11
5%
574%
conv
Feb
60
Jan
13
11% Jan
5
1374 Feb
14
Spalding (AG)
4% Jan
3
107-4 Feb
15
Oct
5
Sparks-Withington
Apr
5
18
Spear
May
60
Jan
3
Jun
10% Mar
Jan
71%
13%
Jun
23%
100
Feb
Apr
1774 Apr
29% Mar
18%
37%
25% Jan
Dec
107
Dec
3
874 Mar 30
68
Apr
Dec
Jan
23
16
Feb
34
Jan
13
106% Jan
25
16
22% NOV
20% Jan
3
82
Jun
92
Dec
8974 Jan
31
18%
9874
Jan
52%
Dec
47% Jan
3
2974 Mar
3
1074 Apr
19
72
Feb
24
18% Feb
24
40
Mar
10874 Apr
24
3
5
Mar 25
9574 Apr 18
7774 Mar 27
143
Dec
140
26
160
Mar 22
109
Jan
159%
Dec
152
Jan
13
174
55
Jun
Mar 22
70
Sep
61
Jan
25
67% Mar 24
36%
>i'
Jan
Jun
45% Nov
42% Feb
14
60%
Jun
7474 Nov
48% Apr 12
66
For footnotes see
page 22.
Jan
Jan
25
72% Apr
13
7374
77
107%
*105%
107
107 %
*105%
107%
*105%
2074
800
57%
57
%
5774
55
56%
11%
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11%
11%
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1174
11%
11%
1174
117a
2,400
1,300
34%
33%
34%
34%
11374
113%
113%
113%
38
38
3774
1174
11%
1174
46%
46
874
874
89
6,500
12%
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146
103
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34
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89
2,300
86%
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10874
220
107%
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1974
20
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20
1974
20
1974
20%
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.
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Monday
1374
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AND
*91%
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13
6%
>
1274
13%
13
147a
3,000
44
44%
31,300
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17%
3,800
6%
6%
12% /127b
92%
PRICES
$ per share
Thursday
2874
2874
27%
2874
2774
28
27%
27%
27%
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27%
283 4
42
41
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par
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4,600
34,700
/-
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70
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Standard Oil of California
70
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9%
!
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
27%
2774
*106
30
Apr. 21
2674
974
2,800
29,000
94
Friday
Apr. 20
$ per share
2674
20
67 a
13%
1274
*92%
/
Apr. 19
29
^_50
& Bros Inc
6%
/:•
92%
2874
108%
600
44%
2674
,
66%
17%
Wednesday
Sper share
*66
'
17%
92%
Tuesday
Apr. 18
66%
4474
/;•.
$per share
S per share
*66
13%
4474
17%
:
674
6%
.
•*91%
67%
Apr. 17
Apr. 15
974
12,166
71
*6%
12%
*19%
2,300
9174
26
25%
20
1374
*106
1534
*91
26-
130
19%
18
>
120
94%
'
44%
42
97
107 %
*91
2674
*96
*106%
15%
; 9174
.
88%
97
«r
7,000
107%
*9374
107%
90
*38
87%
*96
107
94
107%
15%
86%
8%
69
■1
13%
l'*
29,000
89 %
32%
107 %
94
107
*91
2574
66%
10
50
87a
16%
v-
97
*107
:
94
15%
9174
'
85%
*96
107
->107
1574
2574
25%
67%
85
97
.
*9374
107
15
9174
25%
8374
97
107
94
*106
15%
*91
83%
97%
107
*9374
94
107
143
104 %
874
32%
*93%
4,400
*142
*103
*87%
16%
32%
97
46
;;
/
-
8%
89%
*87%
1674
X3174
8374
4574
148
*103
.
874
16%
107
46
*142
104%
32%
*105
:
45%
148
.v
1674
82%
150
3712
31%
97%
8,800
37%
1674
107
34%
113
3774
3234
82%
.3374
113
37%
104
*142%
8%
*87%
3474
113
38
'
104
874
34
112%
3774
12%
4574
*142% 148
*103
34%
113%;/
9,000
38
11%
46%
146%
34%
*113
1974
'
12
104
3474
11374
3774
447b
25
107
57%
17%
10
3,100
57%
*12%
pfd_.>100
preferred
of
78 %
5674
4474
Standard G & E Co $4
pref__No par
$6 prior preferred
No
Oil
4874
75%
57%
52%
$3.50 preferred
Standard
*4674
56%
*97
—_100
common
of
'105%
1,400
4774
7674
76
57%
—7.50
$4
Oil
77
76
18%
—No par
Square D Co
Squibb (E R) & Sons
Standard
47
2074
*106%
—20
preferred
preferred
Standard Brands
1974
46%
1974
-
5
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp (The)
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50
1874
477'4
*45 %
1674
,
$5.50 preferred
Conv
1874
*45%
47
18
Mobile & Ohio stock tr
qtfs
Co
1874
46
21
common..No par
Jan
&
1874
45¥4
*45%
32
No par
Southern
Jan
2,700
33,300
1874
46
47
1874"
*87
No par
No par
38% Jan
6%
5%
20%
20
46
447a
Mines
5474 Feb 21
1374
8,700
1974
20
20
2074
12%
66%
800
574
19
1234
Jun
19,300
1874
574
21%
36
3% May
44%
13%
574
1874
35%
10%
4374
1874
574
1974
21 %
40
non-cum
43%
*18%
574
1974
43
Railway
42%
1874
•
21
3974
5%
1,900
*45
72%
*10574
2074
4274
4174
18%
280
2074
18%
*4174
Nov
6%
1874
105%
21
2074
__25
56
64
18%
46
46%
72
1
8% preferred
Southern California Edison
Southern Co (The).—
3
24
17%
300
105%
20%
19
'
No par
1
preferred
3
Feb
19%
20
106%
20%
21
Southeastern Greyhound Lines—__5
South Porto Rico
Sugar com.No par
11
25
19%
*19%
1774
—1
Jan
Apr 17
20
45
100
preferred
54
22
574
20
18%
146%
..No par
No par
Co
Solvay American Corp 4%
4974 Jan
Oct
*18%
574
17%
South Amer Gold &
Platinum
1
South Carolina E & G Co
com—4.50
3274 Feb
26
4274
1874
574
4474
Smith & Corona
Typewriters.No par
Soccny Vacuum Oil Co Inc
—.15
Jan
Feb
18%
5%
1774
preferred
Jan
Jun
42
19
1874
*103
(A) & Sons Carpet Co com—20
Dec
2274
42%
18%
Saturday
374%. preferred—.
41
21
41%
46%
;
61
Feb
20%
107
21
1"
—^15
issued"
51
7074 Mar 22
20%
574
98
98%
20%
■'
574
*47
49
*47
*98
10674
18%
'
Co.—
Jun
12
;07
49
___l
Coalition
Jun
5874 Mar 27
65 ' Feb
9
99
107
No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
Southern Pacific Co—
7
10674
*98
20%
15
25%
73
98%
<
G)
45%
3% July
53% Dec
14,900
49
*47
99
106%
1
Pen
102%
*47
70
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron
(AO) Corp...
4 20%
1027s
4,000
*9774
49
*98
106%
20
Smith
Smith
102(4
68,800
98%
*47
99
T_i
Simmons Co
Simonds Saw & Steel
Sinclair Oil Corp
"When
1674
10%
14%
3% Jan 12
10274
*102%
250
674
23
49
49
107
69
Sheraton Corp of America
Mar 30
28
(Frank
2274
110
.5
Corp
Sheaffer (W A)
Shell Oil Corp
40 74 Mar 22
674
2274
2,500
No par
Sharp & Dohme common
$4.25 cum preferred
8
Jun
6%
22%
8oo
8,400
1174
34%
Par
Steel
6
23%
23
;
187s
104
37%
"
Sharon
11
15%
30
102 %
6
17%
*102
102%
20
Shamrock Oil & Gas
6
102 74
5%
187b
103
11%
*67
EXCHANGE
$ per share
2474 Feb 14
674
2374
17%
103
x37 %
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Bange Since Jan. 1
Highest
11074
*108%
1874
103%
11%
1
Inc common..;
*10874
110%
18
3872
No par
$4.50 preferred
110%
110
*102
1174
3774
100
Co
128,100
38 %
100
Co
2974
1174
*113
No par
Co
2874
18%
No par
&
28%
29 %
"
*11%
*
5
Roebuck
Seeger Refrigerator
3,600
28%
2974
21%
5
—
1074
5774
100
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
474
974
38%
107
Seagrave Corp
45
33%
2174 Feb
71% Apr
25
474
9%
11%
18%
100
„
4%
9%
38%
*21
5
vtc
4%
11%
*105%
No par
No par
com
17,200
4%
3874
72
1.75
preferred series A
Seaboard Finance Co.
30,100
1174
* 7074
—10o
5%
874
9%
103 %
574
*45%
com
17,000
■
18
22%
"..4474
No par
(The)
100
14%
8
'
3774
18
..._5
.
20,500
•
11%
19
5
pfd
230
12%
92
13%
874
1,800
38%
45
Southwestern Ry Co...100
preferred
..100
3.65%
preferred
12
13%
800
.v
61%
*89
774
•
11%
47
non-cum
4.30%
13
'
3874
42
10
—
127a
200
-
•1
12
5%
'
100
$4 preferred
Scovill Mfg Co
*60
92
8
*102
102%
10274
9%
4%
28%
10974
674
"
26%
38%
41%
1
Scott Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
19
78
103
100
1st pfd 4.40% series A
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
12%
774
26%
6174
*89
13%
*7%
" 974
.
9%
474
23 %
20
St Regis Paper Co common
24
22%
Louis
5%
45
common
1274
92
*89
10
109%
18
103.
23
*45
preferred
5%
674
2174
25
Joseph Lead Co
4%
108%
17%
102%
23 %
19%
St L-San F Ry Co com vtc___No
par
Preferred series A.5% vtc
.100
St
2
774 Feb 28
May
Safeway Stores
7
10
127'4 Apr
3
Jan
1
41% Jan
14
43% Jan
Dec
Jun
July
3
4%
.
10874
17%
*18%
Royal Typewriter
:
1
Ruberoid Co (The).—._No
par
Ruppert (Jacob)
5
9
474
.
110
21%
'
com—1
4%
preferred series A
Ronson Art Metal Works Inc
2e
*60
'
104
99
20
common
9%
7%
2774
/
Controls
13%
874
27%
*47
Oil Corp...
No par
Company
:
No par
Antelope Copper Miner.
Inc
13%
7%
26%
*106%
■*
Haas Co
800
11%
1
Rohm &
3,100
38%
10
Co
13%
8%
774
26%
*10274
'
100
Mills
1,600
1674
16%
1374 >14
774
12%
1274
92
10
6
,100
Manufacturing
13%
12%
*89
10
23 %
,.10
—
12%
10
17%
1
class B
conv preferred...
Preferred called
1
Feb
Tob
474%
Mar 31
19% Feb
23
58% Jan
Jun
77
105
3
J)
Shares
12%
2674
9%
61%
13
4%
*108%
*60
89%
10
*103
7%
26%
974
9%
61%
26%
.'.
Corp
Robertshaw-Fulton
% Apr 21
54% Mar 13
Nov
Jun
6%
78
3
Jan
113%
Jun
78
13
Mar 17
(R
*60
774
26%
*774
*26
9%
89 %
'
13%
7%
4'/*
60
10
—10
Richfield
21
4
109% Apr
35% May 7% Jun
50c
common
series
Roan
13
30% Jan
36% Apr
60% Jan
Sep
7%
series
Robbins
Dec
8%
12%
4.50%
Rheem
17
12%
61%
1
774
26
9 74
1274
90
1
_
2574
9%
60
12%
*88
26
"
*774
9%
60
12%
25c
8
26
9%
59%
•
50c
3.60%
24% Jan
31
Dec
9%
—.100
Preferred
Ritter
19 % Mar 24
Dec
26
.—5
-
44% Apr
6
19% Feb 27
5% Apr 19
Jun
Apr
Steel
*12
4
.
No par
Preferred
Mar 15
Jun
39%
"7
Corp
Common
1
Apr
22
14
19%
8%
26
.
Rexall
99% Mar 31
108
13
Feb
21%
*7%
t
10
com—__Nopar
6ei> conv prior pfd series A—.100
Revere Copper & Brass com—No par
5%f* preferred
—100
7
50
5
94% Jan
Xl05% Mar
4% Jan
Jun
14
Reynolds
16
16
1374
Reynolds-Spring Co__
Jan
10% Jun
14
7
37% Feb
68%
13%
6
Jan
105
14%
4
Dec
Jun
13 %
39% Jan
21
Apr
;
21
42%
96%
14
26
Jun
36
13%
Jan
Jan
7%
14
Drug Inc
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
5y2% convertible preferred
100
Jun
21
14
23 % Apr
15%
21
16 3
102% Apr
12% Apr
24%
Mar
1274"
16%
3
x3%
15
1274
16%
9
98
Aug
108% Nov
21% Dec
5%
12%
16%
common
Pictures
Republic
Mar 20
6% Jan
12%
1674
$1 convertible preferred
19
104
12
*16%
x37 % Apr
47% Jan
Oct
85%
Republic
19
110% Apr
18% Apr
11%
16%
13
Dec
Jan
Republic Aviation
the Week
$ per share
■
$4.50 preferred
Reo Motors Inc
17
Sales for
Apr. 21
$ per share
11%
Jan
Feb
4%
21
Friday
Apr. 20
$ per share
11%
16%
series.
Remington-Rand
14
$ per share
11%
16%
100
Jan
103%
3
20
Thursday
Apr. 19
16%
preference
3%%
Feb
8
29% Apr
14
34%
102%
13
Jan
pfd
Feb
92
13
Dec
100
Jun
Sep
23% Jan
Jan
16%
Jun
Aug
Jan
110
4% Aug
v.
Dec
27%
Jun
91
Dec
10
Jun
91%
Jan
4%
Jan
17
Conv
1
2%
13
Jan 20
prior
$ per share
PRICES
Wednesday
*11%
50c
Reliable Stores Corp.,
Reliance Mfg Co common
30
6% May
4% Jun
div
SALE
Apr. 18
5
{Robt) & Co—
$1.25
7
Jan
22
Jan
60
Aug
8%
Jan
t per share
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 17
No par
com
Co
Reeves Bros Inc
Rels
4% Jun
18% Jan
Hosiery Mills
Bit
Monday
Apr. Iff
Par
15 ft
25
LOW AND
Saturday
$ per share
share
April 24, 1950
RECORD
1
STOCK
EXCHANGE
10% Jan
Nov
STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
YORK
Chronicle, Monday,
65%
6574
;
67%
69%
153%
.
*150
.
69
153
22,300
100
16474
162
65%
6574
65
6574
4574
46%
13,600
7C74
7174
27,500
47
4774
47%
47%
46
47%
71
7174
71%
7174
70%
72
.
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1,700
17,400
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 4901,
Volume 171
NEW
.Range for Previous
*
.
Year 1949
lowest.
-
20*
S per share
Jun
27%
Oct
96% May
)2a
Jun
102%
Dec
20%
Dec
Jun
48
Dec
Jun
38%
Jan
13
Jan
40
x27
107
'
July
35'
Oct
94
Jan
24y*
9%
9%
41% Aug
Lowest
$ per share
,
<25% Jan
101.
4
Feb
21
18% Jan
24
48
Standard
]4
3%%
22% Apr
18
Standard
50% Mar
32% Jan
15
36% Jan
27
Feb
21
31
Apr
21
12
Jan
3
12% Apr
:
10
3
.98
■
■
Jan
39% Feb
100
\
Sterchi
10
OH
10
100
Steel
Co
(The)
L
Stevens
(J P)
7
17 y8 Mar 16
18% Jan
4
20% Jan
13
23% Mar 23'
Feb
23
Dec
26
Jan
13
32 V* Apr
Jun
52
Dec
45% Jan
13
6%
Feb
Oct
8% Jan
9'/a
3
90/
Jan
96
Sep
95% Jan 20
52%
Feb
66%
Oct
55% Feb 15
lit:
Jan
9;
Jun
July
15
16%
122
Dec
118% Jan
14
Apr 18
62% Mar 24
X122
Jan
11%
Dec
10% Jan 25
14
Apr
Jan
16% Jan 30
21
Apr
4
21 */4
Sep
19
Jan
25
60%
Dec
55
Jan
25
23% Apr
63% Apr
14%
5
38%
100
*98 y2
15
12%
Sep
8% Mar 30
HVa Feb
*1271
227
Jun
m
Aug
14% Jan
>
41%
30% Jun
>106%
Dec
4-T.%
Jun,
11%
'
1%
k
3
9% Mar 30
Feb
11
Apr
8
13 Va Apr
19
4
112
10y8 Jan ,4
Jan
Jan
13
9% Jan
J4 :
Mar 13
3
15% Mar
19% Jan
9
26% Apr
4
86Yz Apr
18
5% Jan
3
Jun,
,
11% Jan
9
4% Apr
10
7% Apr
18
3
18% Feb
27
17
18
Nov
65% Nov
Jan
%
Jun
%
Jun
18% Nov
13 y. Jan
13
*
Jun
70 Ve
69
Jan
3
Jun
26% Nov
20% Feb
16
V
Dec
59% Jan 25
12% Feb
1
66% Apr 12
221/2 Apr 12
74I/8 Mar 17
23% Jan
9
Feb
|
Jun
i
58%
,
53% Jan
Dec
44';
,,
Feb
3
14
11% Jan
14% Jan
8% Nov
•
10% Mar 23
15% Jan
% July
% Mar
%
Dec
48
.
Jun
73/4 Jan
Apr
32y4 Aug
Dec
14
3
30 % Jan
43
Apr
1
Oct
12% Jan
13 'A Jan
17
5% Jan
41 %
Mar
Oct
7
3% Jan
%
Jun
20
Jan
?
Nov
9
Mar
6Vu Apr
56%
Apr
Dec
52
Jan
13
95
Jun'
V* May
% Mayf-
Dec
94% Jan
4
Talcott Inc (James)Telautograph Corp
Tennessee Cofp
Texas. Co.
i->;
Jan
19
% Nov
Jan
43% Mar
22
Jan
3
5
3
33% Mar 17
22%
31%
32ya
30%
31%
47
47%
46%.
10%
10%
10 %
47 y4
10%
22%
30%
31%
31%
32 y4
47
47
61
60%
10%
101
101
*60%
60 %
*120J/4
121%
10 y2
121%
*iooy2
61
17%
121
to west
$
10
11%
:
Jan
S per
S per share
per share
10
17J/4
Dec
16% Jan
3
20% Apr
Jun
16%
Feb
15
7
18
6%
Feb
9%
Dec
98 %
Feb
108%
Oct
153/a
Jan
10
25%
Dec
20% Apr 21
Mar
8% Jan
1041/4 Jan
13
Jan
13ye
12%
13y8
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
20%
21
21
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
22%
21%
22
21%
22
21%
22 Vo
21 %
20%
21%
21%
62
62%
62 Ve
62%
62
62%
62 3/2
€2
62 3/a
62 y4
62 y2
10%
10%
9%
10%
ioya
9%
Jan
32%
Jan
98%
Sep,
4%
Jan
24
37% Dec
103
'
Dec
10% Nov
Jan
*244
243
249
,
9%
103/a
244
244
244
243
X62
10 y4
.'11%
12
11%
12%
12%
12%
39 %
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
*109%
110%
*109%
110%
*109%
243
246
*39%
10Q
9%
10 3/2
'12%
10
13%
12%
133/a
33%
109%
109%
39%
h09%
*109%
11%
113/4
11%
.11 y4
11%
113/4
11%
11%
11%
1,600
37
36 3/2
36%
36%
36%
36%
367/a
36%
36%
5,300
14%
14 y4
25%
85
'
6%
5
6%
12%
12%
5
*i2y8
•17%
'
12%
17%
6%
6%
6%
87%
6%
12%
12%
25%
86
6%
12 ya
;
*12
6%
5%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
65 y4
65%
663/a
65%
65%
65%
13,400
19%
20%
203/a
20%
20%
21%
21,400
73J/4
73%
73%
73
73%
73
73%
—10
21
21
%
20%
21%
21
21 y2
20%
21%
21
21%
20%
22%
5,300
20,600
1
*59
Pacific
Land
-
Trust—
•59%
58%
59
58
58
57
58%
56%
57%
x56
56%
—100
51%
51%
50%
50%
51
52
51%
52
51
51
*51
53
50c
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
-Nopar
15%
l53/2
15 %
15%
10%
15%
15%
153/a
15%
*15%
15%
Thiatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
$2.40 conv preference—_NO par
The Fair
Nopar
11%
11%
10%
11%
10%
11
10%
113/4
10%
10%
35%
36 y4
36%
36%
36 y2
12%
12%
*12%
6%
6%
6%
*39%
40%
certificates—
share
Sub
Texas & Pacific Ry Co—
Inc common-..
Tetron
$1.25
preferred-
conv
—
Thermoid
.
35%
*12%
.
35%
35%
*12%
13
Co common———___l
6%
6%
6V4
$2.50 convertible preferred-50
tThird Avenue Transit Corp_No par
*39%
40%
*39%
*3%
(The)
*3%
:
35%
35%
13
12%
12%
6%
6%
6%
40 y2
*39%
40%
--6%
*39%
3%
3%
3%
*3%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
7 %
6%
6%
6%
6%
3%
6%
*6%
57%
573/a
57%
567/a
98%
98%
98%
98%
*98%
3%
37%
*36 y4
3%
36%
57
36%
37%
25%;
105%
10
25%
25 y4
25%
25%
*105%
106 3/4
14%
14%
14%
35
35 y2
35%
14%
—No par
35%
35%
;
[ [■ '
Tranaue & WflHams Steel.
$6
preferred
19%
4 %
Jun4
6%
Jan
4% Jan
3
8%
,
Jun
,10%
Dec
10
Feb
21
Jan
41% Mar
39
Apr
13
Twin
6»/2 Mar 30
Coach
Co
99%
210
4%
5,400
*35%
36%
400
25 Va
25 v4
13,500
v >v4
105%
15%
36 3/4
36%
36
36%
36%
$ per
share
18
17
18%
16%
lOVa
10
10 y8
9%
ioy8
109%
*109%
110
10%
21%
21
12%
5%
.
21
-2i y4
35%
*34%
100%
35
100%
*99 y4
12%
12%
38%
12%
12%
*38% " 38%
38%....
12%
39%
5%
1
t
35%
102
10%
4
10%
ioy2
21%
12%
*37%
53/2
Shares
5%
5%
10%
10%
10%
213/a
21
21%
500
170
20%
110
.
noy4
i
35%
35%
*99 V*
102
12%
12%
38
37
109%
22%
^35
35 3/4
*100% 101
12 Vs
12Ve
35%
•
102
12%
37%
5%
5%
8.2Q0
41,700
10
109%
10%
10 V2
110
53/a
5%
*
19%
9%
t
41,800
v
16%
*16
37
'
'
1
17%
193/4
20%
10%
*38%
Sales for
the Week
share
17%
18
39
213/a
*34%
$ per
share
16%
10 Va
*100%
11,800
Apr. 21
16%
*109%
*
20,300
37
.
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 20
$ per
share
9%
35%
16
.if!'
Wednesday
Apr. 19
20%
10%
102
330
105% 105%
SALE PRICES
19%
163/4
21"%'
1
16%
9%
*35
.
15 V2
:
25 y4
106
16%
*15%
*100%
36% \
20%
9%
109%
353/a
19%
'
—No par
No par
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
13
Apr
preferred-
56%
4Ve
"a
18 y4
16%
10%
5
20th Century Fox Film com_iNo par
conv
56%
*98%
43/a
153/a
18Va
16%
109%' 110%
Truax-Traer Coal Co.
6
2,000
56 y2
4
.
"
\
9%
1
...No par
—
19%
183/a
19%
*15 y2
No par
Tri-Continental Corp common
17%
1,000
105%
Tuesday
$ per
share
17%
19%
5
Transcont'l & Western Air Inc
8
11 *
$ per
17%
2
:
200
3,000
6%
'
Apr. 18
$ per share
-Par
Corp
.»>;
Apr. 17
Apr. 15
V':*Vv
Transamerica
18
Monday
Saturday
EXCHANGE
150
3%
6%
15^
LOW AND HIGH
V
NEW YORK STOCK
5,100
20
14%
253/a
*105%
800
6%
40%
36
105%
390
13
20
14%
25%
105%
105%
14%
"35%
36%
7,000
98%
•
*36%
7,700
98%
98%
3%
4
600
10%
56l/2
57
3%
15%
*3%
6%
4'/a
4
y4
15
40
20 v2
*6%
10%
10%
*
3%
19%
4
3,900
1,300
10%
20%
98%
5
Bearing
6%
.
40%
57%
4
No par
Axle
20
13
98%
Products com
No par
4%
preferred
100
Thompson-Starrett Co com—Nopar
$3.50 preference
Nopar
$3.75 preferred
35%
*12%
'
■
-
57
Thompson
Roller
35%
*6%
—15
Tide Water Associated Oil Com
4
•
19%
_i<
—
$4.50 prior preferred
13%
14,600
-1,800
66 y8
$1.50
5
7
18
6
6 y4
177/a
20%
5
18
400
12%
*12
7%
6
240
6,400
6%
6%
12%
14,900
77,100
88
73%
5
29% Jan
14
26%
*86
17%
6
17%
18
13%
25%
14ya
26%
*85%
14
86 y2
12 y8
6%
17%
13%
.25%
86 %
i4y8
26%
6%
•
6%
5
5
5
;
6%
1 ^4%
26%
13%
85%
85%
26%
85
25%
14%
26%
"85
9
.
14%
25 V*
—;
—
36% Jan
Nov
10
110%
110%
11%
36%
15
34%
1,500
11%
18
Jun•
15.200
39 3/4
t
36%
12% Feb
25'/a Jan
Jan
500
13
12%
39%
65%
10% Mar 23
103
1,700
5,400
11%
3
18
2,600
10
245
*241
40
110%
3o,r.)o
3,800
1
36%
110% Apr
34% Mar 23
243
■
25
_
—
3
100% Apr
8 % Jan
30
20%
21%
1
9% Aug
19y»
800
121%
203/a
$ per share
Janv
*120%
73%
Highest
18 % Apr
20
61
20%
Tlmken
13
6,100
102
61
66
21
share
•
73%
37
14% Jan
10%
20%
11
16% Dec
46 y4
92,000
2,000
32 y4
46 y4
10 y4
,
16,500
65%
16% Jan
Lowest
313/4
4
4,100
17%
227/a
21
STOCKS
Highest
'
12%
.
*100%
*120%. 122 V2
121
173/4
22%
61
60%
■
v
101
61
*
73 %
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1049
101
101
60%
122
*121
12%
13
11%
23
66%
21 >/a
Range for Previous
1
.12%
13
22%
22%
40
4,000
183,500
,
73%
Timken-Detroit
Apr
21%
213b
106% Mar 21
14% Feb
31 »/2
19%
8,000
65%
25'/4 Mar 24
105% Jan
31 y4
19%
*173/4
*173/4
22%
47%
10%
10%
*100% 102%
99 3/a
is y4
Vb*
400
38%
99%
23
17%
22%
X46
38%
997/a
31%
38%
*S9
18%
13
38%
31%
38%
"17%
*17%
17%
400
25
6
107% Dec
13 y4
600
23
14
_10
6
25 %
;
Jun
13
50
14
No par
Mar 27
42% Feb
%
50
*27 V*
8,600
23,400
Producing Co
59% Mar 17
32% Mar 27
13
21%
(The)—4.16%
Thompson (J R)___
Dec
13
27l/4
104 v2
Gulf Sulphur—
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Texas Gulf
10
5% Feb
31
16%
50
—
Texas
7% Jan
100
25
Corp.:
Thomas Steel Co
40
Jun
% May
Steel
19
3% Mar 27
x31%
1.7%
38%
Shares
27%
*22
——,
Mar 20
Oct
4%
;
of California.
20% Apr
17
*120y4
Sylvania Elee Prod Inc com—Nopar
$4 preferred
_No par
Symington Gould Corp
;
r
,
5
17% Jan
7% Jan
,
100
Swift International Ltd
;
Mar 6
40% Apr 10
36% Jan
-
Jun
%
1
323»
17 y4
102
*60%
21
31
Apr
Jan
%
%
16% Jan
14
32
17%
17%
k'13
11
6%
% Jun*
%
31
32%
16%
13%
*100
No par
1
61% Mar 22
53% Apr
12% Jan
32
17%
38%
:
14%
'
25
Texas
%
997/a
10%
Swift & Co——-
6
7% Mar. 30
*99
64
Sweets Co of America
18
Jan
99%
30%'
Superior
Apr
4
37% Mar 23
79
Mar
*99
10%
Sutherland: Paper Co—
4%% preferred
13
107
38%
63 %
Superior Oil
42% Mar 16
12% Dec
6% Dec
Jun
%
253
6% Nov
;
Jun;
«4
Jan
38
Feb
12
89
Jun
?,4
v
24% Jan
Aug
76j% Sept
•3|4
195
Nov
36% Dec
•8J/a Jun
; iv/a
Dec
ioay« Dec
Feb.
27%
D?c
the Week
share
*102%
28
*J4
99%
$ per
213/o
*27%
•
14 y2
32%
,
,
13%
—25
Sunshine Biscuits Inc.—
—-12.50
Sunshine Mining C01—
10c
15
28
,
99
29%
Corp common
preferred series A
43/2% preferred series B
*14Va
39
$ per share
49%
*27 y4
14%
38%
23
preferred..
273/a
a
38%
*17Va
_
49 ya
50
27 VB
*143
99
32%
,17
5
4%%
11
7% Mar
49%
22%
50
27
143's
Sunray Oil
4
Jun
3614 Feb
49%
22 '
49%
27
22%
Class A 4%%
4
17%
49
49%
.
Sun Oil Co common—
9
22
$ per share
r
22%
14%
Sun Chemical
101
21%
%
*48 y2
No par
Sunbeam
7
10
21%, 22ya
21%
Corp
•
■
1
1
Corp
No par
Corp ^common
1
$4.50 series A preferred
-No par
18
Mar
71
10% Apr
27%
103 3/4
21%
Studebaker
28%
27%
*102%
27%
_
Stone & Webster—
16%
?7»/4
103 y4
21 Va
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—1
5%
prior preference.
1
20
14% Jan
Dec
'27%
*102%
27'%
& Co Inc
Dec
27 y4
103 %
♦14%
Stewart-Warper Corp
183/4
27%
*102»/2
103%
_1
21% Apr 21
21%
27%
27%
*102%
50
Inc
——
9
27%
*102% 103 y4
27%
,
A.
Sterling Drug Inc common—...:
3%% preferred
7
share
JNopat
8—
Stores
Bros
Jan
6
Sales for
Friday
Apr. 21
Apr. 20
'$ per share
$ per
'
Ohio common-
of
Feb
Dec
Thursday
Wednesday
Apr. 19
Apr. 18
Apr. 17
I per share
Par i
'
.
;
153/4
Jan
SALE. PRICES
Tuesday.
Monday
Apr. 15
preferred series A
Starrett
5
34 % Jan
'Saturday
1
Spring common
convertible preferred—
4%
1
28
Mar
T
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
'
12%
•'
STOCK
21
•
I
Apr
6
13%
Jun
28% Apr
103
YORK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
,
1
/Jan
26% Mar
.13% Jan
33% Dec
14% Jan
Jan.
NEW
.
Jan
100
YORK
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
„
Highest
,,fper share
(1685)
5%
5%
37
.5%
"■!
10,800
30,900
•
1600
100
3,400
".
..
410
3,000
U
11% Jan
20
Udylite
47
19
Underwood
Corp
10
Union
13
Union Bag & Faper Corp
No par
Union Carbide & Carbon—.No par
Dec
41% Mar
9
111% Feb
2
Jan
30
96
13
113% Mar 31
98
Apr
13
Corp
Un El Co of Mo
Preferred
*'
Rubber
&
Co,
series
Jun
89%
Jan
82% Jan
25
89% Mar 16
Unicn Pacific RR Co common.
48:
Apr.
51%
Feb
50
Jan
9
30%
Dec
Jan
31%Jan.
52% Feb 25
34% Mar 20
Union Tank Car Coj—_!
20 y0
(
136%
27
July
104%
Jun
10%
Jun
61%
Jan
109%
Oct
14%
Oct
.
85% Oct
31% Dec
f
19% Feb
103
Jun
4%
29%
Dec
106%
Jun
Dec
9%
106 V2 Jan
38% Jan
13
3
13% Jan 25
80% Feb
7
301/. Jan 26
Oct
/
Jun
25'/a Jan
3
106% Jan
3
7% Mar 28
29
112
Apr
87
33
Feb
8
5%
Inc
$4.50
preferred
"2%
Jun
Jun
Sep
10
United
2% Mar 29
4
Jan
12
United-Carr Fstnr Corp new.Nopar
United Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
44% Jan
3
3% Jan
3
8% Jan
11
45
Jun
70
50
Mar
Mar
6
Dec
63
Apr 21
78% Mar
16
Mar 29
19% Mar
6
•34%
Jun
42%
Dec
40% Jan
13
46y8 Mar 28
x44%
Jun
55%
Dec
53% Jan 13
61% Mar 6
19% Mar 22
16
*
July
19%
Dec
17% Feb
18 Ve
Feb
.26%
Dec
26% Jan 27
29% Apr
18
13%' Sep
11% Mar 30
143/2 Jan
9
9% Mar'
19%
Jun'
19
Feb
94
•
Mar
12% vJun
<
26
Dec
17% Mar 30
25%
Jun
18%
Dec
17
Mar 30
27% Jan 25
30% Dec
102% Nov
100
'■-17% Jan
15
x89%
Jun
116%
Dec
110
175
Jan
187
6%
43
Jun
May
17% Apr
:
3%
Jun
15%
Jun
11%
Jan
7% Jan
38
Jun
52% Jan
17
4y8
4
9V4
10
3%
48%
4
9%
32
28%
27%
28%
*107%
17
*107%
108
16%
108
16%
*87
87
87
87
31%
31
31%
*106%
1073/a
8%
31%
108
16%
-
8%
*8%
38%
38%
28
28
4
43/a
87
30%
31%
*8%
38%
39
27%
27%
1,200
3%
3%
33/4
3%
75,200
46%
46%
*47%
48 y2
.
510
4
43/a
90,100
9%
9%
4,200
4
43/a
4
4
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
68%
64
68
65
480
68%
69 V2
63%
70%
68%'
63
70
16%v
163/4
16 %
16%
16 V*
16%
5,700
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
165/«
44%
43%
45 >/2
44%
44
60
603/a
12,400
60 Vt
38,800
*45
60 y4
63%
«*44%
„
44%
44%
44%
43%
59%
60 %
69%
60J/a
59 %
60
59 3/4
43%
59%
17%
18
17%
18
17%
18
28%
29
28%
28%
13%
13%
J 3%
14%.
17%
18
,
24
Jan
3
23% Jan 12
United
—1
18%
17%
1
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
is y8
17%
17%
31% Mar 23
U 8 & Foreign Securities—_No par
30 V*
30%
30
30%
30
30%
30 y»
30% r
104%
104%
*104 Va
15%
15 %
15%
Jan
4
17
Apr
189
Mar
57
Jan
46% Jan
26%
Oct
22
2
11% Mar 23
54
Mar 29
25% Mar 20
8% Jan
10
14% Mar 31
28% Jan
15% Jan
9
18
$4.50 1st preferred
F6b
8% Jan.
49% Jan
72% Apr
4
Freight Co
.—Nopar
U 3 Gypsum Co common—20
7% preferred—.—
100
U S Hoffman Machinery com.
5
4 % % preferred—
——100
U S Industrial Chemicals——No par
U s Leather Go common—.No par
Class A
U S
4
9
10
11
....No par
U s
42% Mar 31
3
Theatres
U
U
conv
Lines Co
%%
preferred—.Nopar
common
preferred—
Pipe St Foundry Co3: Playing Card Co
S
1
10
20
_10
*26%
27%
4%
18%
interest—
120
500
3,200
39
27%
13%
of
1,500
3%
46%
29%
Paramount
8%
300
33/4
17%
Certificates
30%
700
15,600
46%,
123/4
10
16%
87
48 y2
28%
United Gas Corp.
1,900
107%
38%
7,500
2,100
23,200
*8%
39
230
21,500
28J/a
30%
8%
70
no
32%
108
107%
30%
107
107
8%
*86
106
4i,300
3%
9%
10
90
16
16%
87
86%
6,500
27%
28
48%
48%
16
8%
38%
108
107%
167/a
*1063/2 107%
39
3
3%
107%
108
12%
124
For .footnotes see $*ge .22.
50
*49
,
5iya
32%
18%
3
United Engineering & Foundry—.5
United Fruit Co...
.No par
3%
51%
28%
17
69% Mar 21
5
3%
'
27%
12%
4
Dec
-
27%
27%
51
32%
28 y4
17%
23
72
100
;
27
'
37%
38%
38%
51%
33%
27%
28%
Mar 31
Mar 28
8%
51%
33%
18%
Jan
8
preferred
United Electric Coal Cos
24
38% Mar 23
87
51%
33%
28%
12%
8% Jan
€% Apr
49% Jan
15%
86%
51%
.
28 5 a
182% Jan
Dec
108
106
33%
33%
28%
28 '/a
28%
16%
86%.
51%
33%
18
Sep
9% Dec
1
95%
96%'
106
106
12 J/2
Oct
30%
51%
51%
51%
33%
*95%
96%
*953/a
105% 105%
28%
Jan
Mar 11
86
*99
r
„_1
105
4
85
101
13 Vz
10%
,16% Oct
7%
86 3/4
108 %
—No par
Corp
United
84%
*97
United Gas Improvement Co
United Merch & Mfrs Inc.—
Mar 18
*
Co
preferred.
_100
(The) without div
l
Dyewood Corp common——1
United
3
22% Jan
ll'/e Aug
Carbon
$3.50 convertible
3
4 '/a Mar 17
12
87 Va
8%
17
Dec
26%
86
*8%
Apr
Dec
26
86
31%
40 Vt Apr
3%
26%
84%
84%
*io6y2
28
9%
25%
86
85 V2
31%
3
Dec
25%
107%
25
Jun
253/2
*31%
Jan
•3%
25%
*i06y2
Apr
7.3%
•
96%
106 3/4
25%
Nopar
Carton Corp—__ 10
34
3% Oct
47%
*95 y8
*105%
26%
•
No par
-
26
40 y4
96%
16
100
——
preferred
United Board &
102
106%
*108
common—10
United Biscuit' of America
28
»y2 Jan 28
Lines
101
96%
26
28%
112%
*97
<
106%
26%
"33
47%
112%
46%
112%
101
26%
51%
No par
Aircraft
Air
4%%
28
Mar 29
Feb
<
50
Corp common
5
convertible preferred
—100
United
112%
47%
47%
*111% 112%
47
112%
*98
85%.
—25
non-cumulative preferred._50
United
Mar 20
17% Apr
110
13
$3.50
$4
Union Oil of California
4%
46%
47
29
113%
106%
73%
5
"98
*96
Preferred
Preferred
17
46%
*112%
*106
19
10
29%
No par
25% Apr
Apr
29%
No par
24
Sep
97
12%
/
series
Jan
32%
106% Apr
27% Jan
12%
29
series—
94
Jun
30
12%
29%
101
96%
Jan
90% Jan
par
Nopar
8614
103
12%
12%
29
^5
pfd $4.50 ser—NO
$3.70
25%
Aug
47%
112%
28%
13% Jan
30% Apr
47% Apr
Nov
*99
29%
3
13
Aug
'46%
29 y4
Jan
96
47%
29%
12
45%
102
*12%
26% Jan
112
112%
12%
Jan
Jan
46%
11%
47
12%
Apr
Jun
*111%
11
46
12%
31%
Jan
29%
3,700
6,300
10%
46 3/2
Jun
94
3,700
12%
10%
45
19%
33%
11%
45%
123/4
28%
30%
443i
12%
107
11%
45%
12%
10%
44
46
Feb
Asbestos
11%
46%
10%
44%
Nov
10%
Apr
11%
10%
44%
39-
7
46
1
No par
'The)..
17%
17%
105%
*105
15%
15%
121
120
17%
104%
15%
105
121
124
<
15%
*185%
189
*185%
10
*9%
103/a
52
52
*24%
25%
*52
24%
.
173/4
121
-
123 y2
122
*186
188%
*9%
18
.
188%
*186
*
9%
9%
*9%
*52
17%
123%
*187
187
9%
9%
24
24%
24%
12%
12%
?' v
12%
39%
*69
39%
72
39%
*69
71%
*69
8%
71%
8%
39
70%
9%
110
1,700
3,000
187
9%
600
51
51
220
24
24%
23%
24
2.500
12%
12%
12%
13%
39
39%
16%
16%
9,600
8Va
8%,
39%
39
39 y4
70%
71
39%
71
39%
72
16%
39%
*186
.
40
16%
*8Va-
122% 123%
40
39%
16V2
39%
15
8V4
40%
16%
8
12,600
15
16%
40
16%
39%
18,900
39
40%
16
8
17%
8%,
13
39%
16
8%
17%
30%
29%
*104% 105%
16%
12%
40%
16
*8
83,800
21,400
*8
13%
4oy*
'
9%
14,900
18
,13%.
7,000
3,300
12
13
187
29
14%
17%
28%
.
52%
52
52%
24%
17%
30 %
105%
15%
15%
122% 122%
15%
52 y2
y4
17%
29%
*104%
105%
,*52
52%
*•
•
800
■
71%
300
4,900
400
22
The Commercial and Financial
(1686)
Lowest
f per
Highest
$ per
share
t per
share
20
97% Apr
44% Feb
10
82
93%
Not
95
Feb
43
Jan
37% Jan
133
Jan
126% Jan
18
31% Aug
112y4
Jun
46%
33%
Oct
62
Oct
72
20 y4
Jun
26%
133% Mar
62
Apr
13
Apr
L39
Jan
4
Jan
22
Not
21
Jan
4
22
Jan
44%
Sep
41% Jan
8
44%
4%
Feb
6%
Not
5% Jan
20
Jun
11%
Not
10% Feb
•
92
Dee
92
4
Jan
140 %
Jun
8'At
80
Apr
2%
Jun
"
3%
9%
Feb
25j/4
Jan
170
4% Feb
Sep
3
Jan
x25
Jan
16
171
Apr
12
8% Apr
15
11% Feb
2
18
61% Jan 27
7
Feb
12%
Deo
43%
Jan
64
Deo
48
17
Jun
25%
Apr
20% Feb
Apr
26% Apr
Nov
11% May
Jan
3
10% Jan
27
Not
24% Feb
23
33 y2 Apr
18
10
Feb
13%
Jan
12% Jan
3
14% Jan
9
20
Jan
25
Oct
20% Jan
26
27% Apr
18
9
85% Mar /
97
Deo
Jan
98
Dec
98
33 >/4
Jun
47
91
Jan
100
5
Jun
14
8
100
Mar 28
10
101
Apr
97% Mar
85 y2
Jan
Dec
x44% Mar 15
Dec
96% Mar 22
493/4 Feb
10
Jan
23
8% Jan
11
Jan
27
SB3/* Jan
11
18% Jan
67/a Jan
79
Jan
101
4
27
Jan
118
Jun
15'/a
Jan
20
Deo
18
22
113%
Jun
118
Feb
115
Jan
18
117
14%
Jan
23 y2 July
20
Jan
17
Mar 23
Jan
10
223/4 Feb
7
26
Dec
32%
Jan
27% Jan
26
31% Mar
28
Nov
33 ya
Apr
Oct
27% Apr
21
30 y« Feb
17
3
37'/a Apr
13
25%
333/4
Jun
30
Jun
Apr
273/4 Apr
11
30
Apr
31J/4 Jan
11
35
60%
Mar
45
31% Jan
303/4
32
23% Mar
62%
62%
62
32%
32%
33%
32%
32%
32%
32%
•143%
145
143%
143%
143%
143%
143%
1423/4
143%
142%
142%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
44Vi
43%
44
*43
5%
6
6
103/4
11
•92%
93
*44
Jan
49
Aor
18
7
Mar
60% Mar
Apr
1
12
*92
Raalte
93
10%
11
•92%
93
93
•92
11%
11
93
•92%
3%
3%
3%
25%
•241%
25 %
25
25%
251/2
*15%
16%
15%
15%
16
16
16
16
1
5
5%
24
No par
6'/#
5%
24
24
173
171
171
8%
9
*48
100
.■■24%
2.50
8%
25
25%
24%
10
10
10%
31%
32%
v,\ 33
26
16%
24%
241/4
*1721%
34,900
300
2,100
53/4
,
24,800
241/2
2,900
10
175
8%
8%
17,300
48%
49'%
660
25%
48
48%
25%
24%
253/a
9%
4
8%
48%
9%
9%
33 J/4
323/4
323/4
.
25%
4,700
9%
9%
2,500
32%
9%
33
10%
3%-
5%
174
8%
25
25
;
.-.
5%
33%
10
31%
*31
92%
*16
;
48
48%
200
1,000
5.900
16
24
83%
4,400
11
*243%
♦171
174
8%
2,400
-
6
4
5%
23%
231/2
•171
8%
48
49%
24%
10
10
Inc
•48
50
24
174
*171
9%
8%
*92%
164,900
441/4
26
16
53/4
5%
5%
•23%
24
•170%
1
Co
5%
4
3%
4
3,000
600
•24%
25%
3%
10%
34%
33/4
3%
100
Co
6
•24%
Corp of Amerlca__No par
Norman
Van
11%
11
11%
21%
•5%
5%
1
preferred
Vanadium
11%
5%
34 %
35%
*62
63
•44
44%
•44
5%
24%
35
*62
/
21%
21%
44%
5%
34%
35
34
21%
•44
6
130
144
21%
.44 %
6
42%
2
50
Laboratories Inc
Van
*
21%
21%
No par
preferred
4%%
80
62
.32%
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
12
Jun
82%
62%
32%
convertible preferred
8%
4
7%
20 Vs
11%
62%
34%
non-cumulative
Universal Leaf Tobacco com
9
Jan
161
Mar
860
34%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
17
6% Apr
11
22% Mar 13
Sep
Jun
156
130
34%
preferred
Universal
1293%
31%
8
15
130
62%
16% Mar
Jan
129%
34%
9
17%
130%
63
27% Jan
Jun
130 %
32
Mar 30
12%
130%
31%
United Wall Paper Inc common
4%
11,400
*62%
26
24
41
50
50
No par
11
Oct
401/4
130%
Jan
27%
41
129%
4% Jan
Feb
40%
130%
7
100
97%
42%
130%
10
3
97%
41%
42%
Apr
11% Apr
17,300
973/4
42%
42%
3% Feb
6% Mar 21
Shares
30%
100
Mln com
preferred
7%
*97
29%
.100
U S Tobacco Co common
5
97%
30%
share
42%
preferred—25
United Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 non-c 2d pfd—5
$6 convertible preferred
No par
21
19%
21
Apr'
*97
97%
•97
97%
293/4
the Week
Apr. 21
S per
42%
1st preferred.
non-cum
7%
17
Feb
Jan
18%
38%
129%
7%
*97
30%
30%
Sales
Friday
Apr. 20
$ per share
share
.-10
tl S Steel Corp common
19
97%
$ per
31%
30%
30%
Thursday
Apr. li>
Apr. 18
24, 1950
PRICES
Wednesday
$ per share
fper share
29%
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
•
Apr. 17
,29%
*97
.100
preferred series A—
U S Smelting Ref &
6
33% Apr
144
8%
29%
__1
Plywood Corp common..
3%%
20
68% Mar
10
25% Jan
Dee
Apr. 15
U 8 Rubber Co common
,
2
40"% Jan
33% Mar 31
Apr
Mar
U S
11
3
24% Mar 27
Monday
t per share
Par
18
Deo
Saturday
EXCHANGE
31% Apr
30
STOCK
YORK
S per share
share
19% May
Apr
NEW
Range Sinee Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1949
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Prervious
Chronicle, Monday, April
33%
3,300
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
13 '/a
13%
13%
133/a
13
13%
13
13i/a
13
13
131/4
133/a
4,000
2.50
27'A
27%
27 'A
271/2
27%
273/4
27%
273/4
27
27%
26%
271/4
5,200
Vick Chemical Co
*
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com__100
5%
non-cumulative
3'A %
div
pfd
*991/2
103
*99%
103
102
*99'A
102
*99%
102
*99VZ
102
•991/2
102
*991/2
102
46%
47
99
99
47
21
25
25
5
273/4
Vulcan
20
20
Detinning Co common
preferred
7%
*98'/a
73/8
7»/a
7%
87 3/4
873/4
87
*86'/a
88
88
*98%
.
'98 %
99
87%
87
21%
20%
21%
21 Ve
21%
20%
21 %
1153/4
/
115%
115-3/4
115%
1153/4
115%
1153/4
213/4
/
•21 %
213/4
21%
213/4
*213/4
*21
29
29
273/4
27%
27%
•273/4
27'A
273/4
28
273/4
27%
27%
27%
34%
343/4
•29
28
343/4
55
343/4
3,900
873/4
700
21
16,500
470
115%
22
510
28
30
27%
29
29
29%
20%
115%
*21%
22
60
99
7%
7
7%
1,600
47% ■*.
47
47
7
46%
99
20%
213/4
preferred
Visking Corp (The)
6%
46%
99 %
7%
47
115%
21%
115%
29 'A
Virginian Ry Co common
*86
47
47%
•98%
7%
7%
88
•21
25
%
99% '
73/«
115%
100
_
103
873/4
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
$5 preferred
*99%
7'A
partic preferred
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4%
103
*98%
;
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
6%
*99%
473/8
5
100
preferred
103
•99%
preferred__100
Victor Chemical Works common
103
*99%
99 V2
1,200
27%
1,300
:;c
1,500
35 'A
*35%
36'A
•28%
29%
*28
29%
*28
29%
*29
29%
*29
29%
•34
35
*34
35
•333/4
35
•33%
35
•333/4
35
*33%
35
*49
50%
*48%
50%
49%
*483/4
50%
13%
*13
35%
35 Vk
35%
35%
29%
340
293/4
"Vs
—
W
12
Jun
141/2
25%
Jun
31%
May
IO51/2
101
211/4
12*/8 Apr
18
14% Jan
30
Apr
15
32
Oct
103
Jan
Dec
31
10
Feb
4
11
105% Feb
17
Jan
13
39% Apr
13
9%
Jan
7% Jan
4
9% Apr
19% Feb
4
33
Jun
63/4
Sep
Nov
7
Jun
Xl2
Jun
17%
Dec
153,4 Apr
20
x87%
Jun
101%
Deo
97
Jan
16
9%
Jan
163/4
Dec
123/4 Mar 18
16 y4 Jan
24
183/4
Jun
303/a
Deo
29% Jan
3
38% Feb
6
103
1
Apr
6
Waldorf
•48%
50%
49%
13%
13%
12%
13
•127/a
13 y4
*12%
30
30%
30%
30%
30'/a
30%
30 y4
30%
*104
104%
103%
103%
104%
104%
..No par
39
39%
38%
38%
37%
8%
83/4
8%
37%
8%
38%
8%
8%
8 Vn
100
preferred.
System
preferred
Walker
Ward
G & W
(Hiram)
/'Walworth
2.50
Co
83/4
16
.1
Baking Co common
5 'A %
♦13%
..No par
*.
Walgreen Co common
4%
50
13%
..No par
100
Wabash RR 4'A%
16
15%
16y«
T
.104
104
13 %
8%
16
15Y2
16
101
101
13%
33
33
5
13%
133/4
..No par
33%
33%
3
*16%
17 y4
16%
16%
No par
25%
25%
*253/4
26%
13'/2
13%
13%
13%
"20%
20%
20'/a
20'/a
15%
153/4
15%
15%
Warner Bros Pictures
38
100 y2
1,100
30 y4
303/4
2,200
'103%
105%
*103y2
105 y2
37Y4
383/a
13%
33
13'/«
32
8%
133/a
11,200
6,700
16
16
260
14%
64,200
31 %
'
99%
13%
133/4
31%
12,100
8%
99
100'/4
31'/a
32%
15%
99%
30
38 Ya
38
8%.
15%
/:;/
13%
13
400
13 Va
30 'A
30
101
153/4
101%
101 %
102
*101 »/4
100
preferred
49
32
'
14
Jun
16 Vs
Feb
113/4
Apr
22%
;
Jan
Dec
24% Jan
28
18% Apr 21
263/4 Mar 24
Sep
*13
Feb
27
15 y4 Jan
9
Deo
x20
Mar 14
Jan
11
17%
.
14%
24%
Jun
ll3/4
25%
Jun
23 Vn
Not
15% Feb
14
13% Apr
24
17% Mar 16
6
Warren
Foundry & Pipe
Warren Petroleum Corp
Washington Gas Light Co
Waukesha Motor Co
-w—■
Wayne Knitting Mills
5
Wayne Pump Co
iliziio
Jan
6 »/4
Oct
Jun
273/a
Jan
24% Jan
13
28 3/4 Mar 23
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
July
843/4
Deo
83% Feb
28
85% Apr
23 y8
Jan
20% Jan
3
23% Jan
18
$4 convertible preferred
West Indies Sugar Corp
Oct
18 y8 Apr
23% Feb
25
3%
xl9%
78
16%
Jun
221/4
Deo
23% Jan
15
13
Apr
104% Sep
115
Not
111% Jan
It
108%
Jan
101% May
108
16%
Sep
Id3/*
Jan
107
253/a
6% Mar 15
3
53/4 Jan
18
27% Feb 25
114
Feb 24
108% Mar 24
109% Feb
Deo
107% Jan
13
1093/4 Mar 24
,
7
12%
Dec
17%
Jan
12% Apr
17
16
Feb
18
35%
Jun
503/4
Deo
45% Apr
11
01
Jan
3
May
-108 y2
Jan
104
108
Jan
4
110% Apr 20
Range fer Previous
t per
5
share
Feb
21
8%
Range Since Jan. 1
*
1
t per share
t per share
19% Feb
Sep
33%
Deo
31
Jan
3
353/4 Mar 22
Jan r
Jun
30
Jan
28
3
34% Mar 29
Jun
701/4
Not
66% Jan
3
73
13
Feb
213/4
Jun
102
Mar
24
Deo
19% Jan
343/4
Jan
24% Mar 30
Jan
18
29'A Apr 21
27% Feb
4
35% Apr
105% Feb
19
6
Jan
22% Feb
16
26% Jan
6
Feb
20
6
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com
Jun
48%
Jan
43% Feb
It
52% Apr
18
89%
Jan
81
Jan
3
89
Feb
28
23% Mar
32%
41
71
$5
85%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
215/a
21%
21%
7,000
18%
18 y8
19%
18Y2
183/4
18%
18 Ya
10,400
prior preference
Feb
27
White Dental Mfg
193/s Apr
18
Par
28%
Feb
34
Deo
33% Jan
12
14%
Deo
12% Feb
15
Jan
5% Jan
3
14
20
Willys-Overland Motors
18
55% Jan
5
Jun
12%
Dec
12 y8 Jan
4
13% Jan
31
Wilson & Co Inc
Jun
793/4
Nov
771/4 Jan
t
82
Feb
27
10
Jun
13 %
Jan
10 ya Jan
6
11% Jan
11
14%
Jan
21%
Deo
19% Jan
3
22% Feb 25
1391/4 Feb
1
323/4 Jan
10
39
Mar 21
Woodward
Jan
3
61
Feb
3
Woolworth
21
Nov
Not
49% July
48
113/4
Jun
18%
Deo
16% Mar 31
19% Apr
x59%
Feb
72
Oct
69% Jan
9
73 y4 Apr
19
65
Jun
76
Not
74
Jan
4
79% Feb
27
68
Feb
89
Dec
83
Mar 29
66
Feb
82
Dec
80
Jan
Oct
10% Feb
12%
141% Apr
12
$4.50
109%
•109
109%
•109
109%
-,-■
110%
Saturday
12%
13%
133*
13%
13%
13 y2
/v
4,500
47 %
48 y«
*47%
48%
47%
47%
46 Hi
47 %//v
1,400
♦109 Ha
llOVi
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noy4
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110 %
109%
110%
<V
t per
33%
72 Ve
22%
8%
9%
46%
46'/a
46
47'%
463%
47%
48
49'A
5,800
17%
17%
17
17%
17
17%
16,000
33%
33%
33%
34
1,800
*33 y2
1,900
33%
34 y4
33%
18#
34%
34
34%
34 %
343%
conv
*113
No par
50%
No par
*86y8
20
34%
34%
17%,
17%
1
87
41%
34%
14
42
34%
'
14%
23%
24 Ve
23'/a
27%
27%
29»A
82.700
25%
253/,
25 y8
25 y2
25»%
25%
25
25%
10,100
62,200
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115
35
1033/4
24
115
134%
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24
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72
35%
24%
23 Ya
24%
115
•113
34'/4
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104
;
115
353/e
:
34%
115
l
5%
,
6
51%
52%
51%
52'A
511/2
52
86'%
87%
87%
87%
88%
88%
34
34%
34
34%
33 y2
34
33
1,500
18%
19 y8
19%
19%
19
19%
18%
19
18%
19
15,900
42
42
42%
42%
43
10,100
34%
34%
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35
131/4
13%
13
13%
9,700
61/4
6
6y«
37,600
42%
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35 y4
41%
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137/a
5%
13%
14
6
42
34%
14
40
•34%
X32
35
13%
6%
6
13%
6'%
63%
*10%
11
10%
11
10
21%
21%
21%
21 y2
21 y8
21%
100
*140y4
142%
•140V4
141%
141%
141%
141%
preferred
Co
10
Co
51
*10%
36
51%
36
•32
32
I2V2
131/a
80i/2
*80
11
11
Xl0%
103/4
*10'/4
21%
21%
21 y«
213/3
141%
*1401/2
123%
•80%
36
•50%
51 y4
123/,
80%
12%
80%
36
•50%
12%
81
12%
80%
36 y4
6
51 Vn
50%
12ya
•SO'/a
11
50%
51 vn
81
12%
81
36
7,100
52%
86%
10
com
10
119
51%
51%
12%
1,600
*113
86'/a
*80%
51%
600
233/4
87
No par
No par
12%
1033/4
233/4
23%
34%
103%
104
52 %
50%
*86
141
21
•140y4
.
400
300
51%
1,500
12%
17,900
81.1/4
300
103/4
1,100
211/4
6,000
141
30
1,400
36
50'/»
50%
50
50%
50 y4
50%
No par
Prior preferred 4%% series
100
Prior pfd 4ya% conv series
100
18%
18%
18
18 Ve
18%
18%
18%
x50
35%
361/4
36
36
50 y4
36
10
49'/2
50 y8
49%
49%
10,000
Worthington Pump & Machinery
89
Common
Jan
9
25
89% Apr
13
Wright Aeronautical
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
16
13% Jan
28
Wyandotte Worsted
12
72%
72%
73
73
76
76
*76%
76%
76%
78
77%
72'/a
85'%
•84%
86
*84i/2
No par
•88'/a
88%
*88%
88%
x87
88%
87*%
88
*87 y8
88
Co
5
11 %
ny2
uy4
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
Mfg Co
25
30 '/a
30'/a
30 Vs
30%
30
30%
30%
30%
12%
12%
12 y8
40%
*40y4
27
Jan
13
30% Apr
10% Feb
10
1
12%
12%
12%
36 y8 Mar 14
13
Apr 12
40% Apr 20
York Corp common
Jan
12%
50
*39%
40V8
40 Va
40 y8
31
Young (L A) Spring & Wlre.Nopar
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
293/4
80%
80%
80
81%
82%
83%
137/a
14
13%
13%
13%
133%
14
Zenith Radio
67 y4 r 69%
69%
66%
68
24
Zonite Products Corp.
28%
Not
26% Jan
4
Feb
9
Dec
72% Jan
13
83% Apr
19
10%
Jun
143/4
Jan
11% Jan
3
15% Feb
0
20% July
3% Feb
33%
Dec
31% Jan
13
70% Apr
4%
Oct
4% Jan
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Feb
*84%
86
r».c
773/,
450
*84%
jaQ
Jun
12,200
79%
86
391/2
Jun
193/4
731/4
78
*84%
3t>3/4
16%
19%
73V4
79%
86
123/,
53%
19%
73»/4
*84%
Jun
Towne
73V*
*
Jun
&
."..c
No par
30% May
4%%
*73
71%
76
19%
Yale
18%
18%
71%
76
"
Feb
200
72
243/4
„
8%
8
72%
25 Va
.
No par
common
(F W)
34%
721/4
'
common
pfd series A
Iron
50%
34%
72
23%
72 va
25 'A
115
343/,
72
24%
23%
25
6,500
8%
91/4
33 Va
*70
25%
Shares
8%
9
34
33
23%
25%
-
9y.
16Y4
8%
*33%
the Week
8%
46%
33%
!
$ per shar&-
Apr. SI
;
$ per share
t per share
Sales fer
Friday
Thursday
Apr. SO
Apr. 19
share
60
•noy* 111
PRICES
Wednesday
-
Apr. 18
f per share
8%
13% '13%
HIGH SALE
•V.' Tuesday
Monday
Apr. 17
17
33%
10
12%
16%
33%
190
46%
46
•69
%
,
12%
16%
9
26
46%
/>:■
46%
20
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6%
*109
16%
100
common
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
35
109%
46%
5
70
140
•109
8%
100
Wilcox Oil Co
Sep
109%
t per share
1
10
Jan
•109
10
(The S S)
White Sewing Machine
Prior preference.
Jun
109
17,500
109'A
100
White Motor Co
44
*-108%
25'/4
443/4 Mar 27
22
109%
24 %
4
128
*1083/4
24%
8
503/8 Apr
179%
12.50
13
Dec
*108a/4
330
113%
109%
3,900
253/4
113 %
•1083/4
34l/a
Jan
57%
25%
113%
109'%
103%
30% Jan
Jun
25%
113 'A
*108%
34%
31
8%
253/4
113 Vs
103%
15'/8 Feb
*42%
253/4
•112%
34%
Deo
Feb
26
113
103%
Dec
7
25%
112%
109 'A
109
;.
18%
18Ya
.
26%
112'%
34%
Dec
7%
18>/4
25%
112'%
26
'•108%
r.
18%
/
1123/4
103%
16%
Jun
18'/a
25%
*112
34»/8
323/4
4%
'
*103%
Jun
Apr
14% Apr
I'
100
Jan
35
'I
.12%
12%
7% May
:l
com
18%
2,700
27%
preferred series B
conv
6
27 Va
85
IOO
Weston Electric Instrument
Apr
/'/ :'//
27%
85%
100
13
115
6
57/a
900
■' f-
27%
No par
30% Jan
112
6
6
6
6
6
*843%
preferred
Pacific RR com
103y4 Jan
Deo
6
1
Dec
115
//;< 15
700
2,300
27%
•
Aug
26 3/4
15
iB5%
Western Union Teleg class A-Nopar
Westinghouse Air Drake
No par
3.80%
203/a
34%
27 y2
Preferred series A
Westlnghouse Electric
20 Va
15
LOW AND
33
18
20'/a
147/a
85
Apr. 15
•.;*
2nd
20
15 VB
M
85 Ya
Air Lines Inc.
non-cum
Western
20'A
14%
7
15
27%
*109 3%
104
July
29%
4%
•20 Va
20'/a
27%
Western Auto Supply Co
Western Maryland Ry com
3
400
65'A
13
21
Jan
18,400
133/a
85%
47
21
16
16
18%
25H4
133,8
27 Ya
100
—
:
177/a
25H4
13Y«
27%
12%
*393/4 Feb
Deo
98%
'
17%
26%
•13%
*85%
46%
Western
Deo
20% May
:
17%
•253/4
13%
6%
5
24
16%
Jun
.*'
173/4
253/4
13%
20
STOCKS
•.
17%
25%
133/4
85 3^
NEW YORK STOCK
•'
17%
26
27%
com...No par
\ 9% Feb
41%
16%
26
•13%
6%
-•r.M——
13
7% Jan
Dec
Feb
May
f
1,000
27%
-ulOO
Pulp & Paper
preferred
-
85%
EXCHANGE
20
13
4%%
■I
2.50
preferred series B_.
4.10% preferred series C_.
West Virginia Coal & Coke..
West Va
6
%;
No par
com
4.20%
.
533/4
21%
Inc
West Kentucky Coal Co
4
West Penn Electric Co com.-Nopar
West Penn Power 4%% pfd
100
Highest
49 y4 Apr
32% May
8%
!
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
Tobacco
.
Year 1949
Lowest
Webster
•32%
convertible
preferred
Corp
■
5%
-
5J/4
67
.
4%,_
'40
5
5y4
tin receivership, or petttlbn; li*s been HJad tor nompanyV reorganization.
a
Deferred
11%
890
86
87%
873/4
1,500
11%
v..'
11%
3,200
303/4
3,400
12 y4
12
12%
12%
12%,
8,100
41
30%
30%
401/4
40y4
29%
293/4
291/4
29%
29
29%
3,500
82%
83%
80%
831/4
81%
24,000
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
83
13%
66
C73/4r
66%
68
67%
€93/a
49,500
5y8
5%
6,700
30%
5%
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5y8
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PE1CES
'
Highest
"
•Leweet
103.28
Dec ••••-103.28
Jan
Jan
110.23 Mar
Jan
104.9
Feb!
Mar
July
Treasury
Treasury
Sft*_
..1982-1984
2ft«~
Treasury
Treasury
2fta_
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*•?-
,
Monday
Tuesday
*-:
•4
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Apr. IS
-
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j- Low-'?. High
.
:
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Wednesday
•
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;
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'
/ Lew / High
•102.29
102.31
♦108.14
108.17
102.5
•102.3
102.29
108.14
*108.11
*102.1
102.3
109.23
♦102.27
102.29
•109.27
109.30
*109.25 109.28
♦109.22 109-25
*109.20
*111.19
111.22
*111.17 111.20
•111.14 111.17
•111.12
111.15
*113.19
113.22
*113.17
113.20
♦113.14
113.17
*113.12
113.15
•100.22
100.24
*100.21 100.23
•100.21
100.23
•100.21
100.23
*102,4
102.6
•102.3
102.5
♦102.2
102.4
" 105.8
•102.5
102.7
105.11
•105.9
105.11
•105.9
105.11
*105.6
*105.2
105.4
*105
105.2
104.4
•104.3
104.5
*104.2
104.4
•103.31
104.1
•103.26
103.28
*103.25
103.27
103.14
•103.12
103.14
♦103.12
103.14
•103.9
103.11
*103.5
103.7
•103.5
103.7
*105.01
*104.2*
•<*103.1?
-
1984-1969
*102.31
103.1
♦102.31
103.1
*102.31
103.1
*102.28
102.30
*102.25
102.27
♦102.24
102.26
1984-1989
Jun
*102.24
102.26
*102.25
102.27
*102.25
102.27:
•102.22
102.24
•102.20 102.22
•102.19
102.21
102.19
*102.15
102.16
102.15
.v
.1986-1971
•102.20
102.22
•102.21
102.23
*102.20
102.22
•102.17
102.17
•102.14
-
..1965-1970
2ft«-
*102.18
102.20
*102.19
102.21
*102.18
102.20
•102.15
102.17
•102.14
102.16
•102.13
101.30
*101.26
101.28
•101.24
101.26
♦101.23
101.25
*101.23
101.25
-
2%s.
.Jun
1967-1972
*101.29
101.31
•101.28
3fte.
J3ep
1967-1972
*105.5;
105.7
♦105.5
105.7
•105.5
105.7
*105.4
105.6
•105.3
105.5
•105.2
105.4
101.31
♦101.28
101.30
•101.26
101.28
*101.24
101.26
•101.23
101.25
•101.23
*
103
102.30 Feb
105.4
100.13
102.30
Jan
101.25
Treasury
102.23 Feb 24
102.18 Feb
Sep
102.15 Jan
Jun
102.18 Feb
1
103.9
31
1
9
Jan
2%s.
1967-1972
2y»s-
1951-1953
•102.5*
102.7
•102.5
102.7
•102.4
102.6
•102.4
102.6
•102.3
102.5
•102.2
102.4
a%»
1952-1958
•101.27
101.29
•101.27
101.29
♦101.28
101.30
•101.27
101.29
♦101.26
101.28
*101.25
101.27
2ft«-
1954-1956
*104.28
104.31
♦104.28
104.31
♦104.28
104.31
•104.28
104.31
•104.26
104.29
•104.26
104.29
1956-1959
*104.5;
104.7
1959-1962
*101.31
102.1
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Aug
101.3
Feb
100.17
102.10 Mar 18 f
Aug
-
*101.29
Treasury
Treasury
Jun
100.28
-Dec
101.8
Jen
101.18
101.18
Feb
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Jan
Feb
104.7
•104.5
104.7
•104.2
104.4
•103.31
104.1
*103.29
103.31
*101.31
102.1
*101.30
102
•101.27
101.29
*101.24
101.26
♦101.22
101.24
*101.29
101.31
*101.26
101.28
*101.23
101.25
*101.21
101.23
1•104.5
Dec
1959-1962
*101.30
102
*101.30
102
Sep
1950-1952
*100.13
100.14
*100.12
100.13
*100.12
100.13
*100.12
100.13
*100.12
100.13
•100.12
100.13
-.1951-1958
•101.1*
101.3
*101.1
101.3
•101.1
101.3
*101
101.2
•100.31
101.1
*100.31
101.1
1951-1955
♦101.5*
101.7
♦101.5
101.7
•101.5
101.7
•101.4
101.6
•101.3.
101.5
•101.2
101.4
Jun
1952-1954
•101.12
101.14
♦101.12
101.14
♦101.12
101.14
•101.11
101.13
•101.10
101.12
♦101.9
101.11
Dec
1952-1954
•101.20
101.22
*101.20
101.22
*101.20
101.22
•101.19
101.21
•101.18
101.20
*101.17
1953-1955
•
-i
103.8
*103.4
103.7
*103.4
* 103.7
*103.3
103.6
•103.1
103.4
•103.1
103.4
1960
♦100.71
100.8
*100.7
100.8
*100.7
100.8
•100.7
100.8
•100.7
100.8
*100.7
100.8
1972
Treasury
101.8
J
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International
Reconstruction
103.5
101.19
for
Development
A
103.16
♦103.12
103.16
•103.13
103.17
•103.13
103.17
•103.13
103.17
101.4
*100.28
101.4
*100.28
101.4
•101
101.8
•101
101.8
*101
101.8
101.4
*100.28
101.4
*100.28
101.4
•101
101.8
♦101
101.8
*101
101.8
•100.20
100.28
*100.20
100.28
♦100.20
100.28
•100.28
101.4
•100.28
101.4
*100.28
101.4
*100.16
100.24
•100.16
100.24
*100.16
100.24
*100.20
100.28
♦100.20
100.28
*100.20
100.28
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1957
103.18 Jan
16
*100.28
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1956
Feb
103.7
Dec
♦100.28
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103.16
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2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1954
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98
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96.24 Mar 23
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19
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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A External sinking fund 7s 1st ser 1957—April-Ocf
AExternal sec sink fund 7s 2nd ser 1957_April-Dcf
AExternal sec sink fund 7s 3rd ser 1957_April-Ocf
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1578
Jan-July
Antwerp (City) external 5s 1958
June-Dec
Australia (Commonwealth)
5s 1955
Jan-July
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20-year 3'As 1966—
15-year 3%s 1962
*
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57
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63
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1944
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62%
April-Oct
1979
/
77
June-Dec
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June-Dec
For footnotes see
page
27
15
■
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19
101
'Feb-Aug
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1961
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5
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8%s series No.
77%
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3%s series No,
66
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101'A
88
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84
85
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;
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8
*
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1957—April-Oci
1952
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1927
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•
96
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66
101%
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Feb-Aug
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April-Oct
70
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71%
66
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120
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76
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74
74
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June-Dec
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75
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No.
3%s series No.
3%s
Wertheim & Co.
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66 %
73%
3%s series No.
Foreign Securities
Jan. 1
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63%
73%
June-Dec
3%s series No. 14
No.
*75
3%s series No. 11
-
Range Since
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.
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76
June-Dec
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80
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New
High
SPECIALISTS
New York
4,
N. Y.
Teletype NY 1-971
24
The Commercial and Financial
(1688)
Chronicle, Monday;
April 24, 1950
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 21
Last
Range
Friday's
or
Low
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cont
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Norway (Kingdom of) 4y2s 1956
Mar-Sept
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April-Cct
4s sinking fund external loan 1963
Feb-Aug
t%s sinking fund external 1957—ApriZ-Oct'
Municipal-Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
Oslo (City) sinking fund 4y2s 1955
April-Oct
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58%
7
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'
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1961
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see
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27
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;
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—
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__
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104
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.
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104
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1961—Aprtl-Oct
.
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,
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2012
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>
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1951—.April-Oct
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38
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reduced to 2.375%) 2001
.April-Ocf
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INDUSTRIAL
iipiortgage
Consolidated
103
88%
103
29%
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2006—:
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r
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v
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debentures
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98
20
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gold
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;
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95
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,
1995———.June-Dec
=A4%s convertible/Income Feb l 2010
—.May
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—
7
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1959
/:
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1967
1995—
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.
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fAStabillzation loan sink fund 7s
1947—April-Ocf
*
1
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,
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134%
■
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pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.125%) 2008—
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1987
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,
■
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28
38%' 38%'
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1967—Mar-Sept
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-
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1952
1980i
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.
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.—
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14
,
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1963—1—'—._May-Now
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<•7
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,
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•
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debentures
■
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—
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•
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debentures 1969—.
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July 1995
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/( - A p W. Products Co 5s 1966
.April-Oct
/
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>—
—
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67
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—
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1979
1979___
conversion
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60
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13
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v
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y
.
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1943-,-May-lVoiJ
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77
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*
1943
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1962
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readjustment 1984
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31
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'/Alabama Power
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170
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—
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1961
assented
'
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,
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Aprii-Oct
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May-Nou
I ASinklng fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Feb-Aug
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June-Dec
25-year gold 4%s 1953.—-—
-May-Nov.
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May-Nov .
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•
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'•
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San Paulo
351/4
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—
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28%
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No.
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1952
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33%
39
32%
1952
8s
pursuant
reduced
43%
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Jan
47
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(City)
reduced
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—
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45%
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,
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32%
1961
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40
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1960
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341/4
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—
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26%
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(Republic of) —
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39
2
343
__
or
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32%
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•
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A 6s
1962
assented
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1962
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.
NO.
33%
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4
-
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AprfZ-Oct
1961
1961—
assented
A6s
.
Sale Price
32%
J,une~??l
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.
Last
Period
32 %
32 %
June-Dec
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank 6%s 1957
assented 1957
A6%s
.
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
*45
¥,ay~^ I
May-Nov
1993—June-Dec
Week's Range
BONDS
Jan. 1
ARome
a6s assented
"
Friday
Range Since
Sold
(Republic)
Extl sink fund dollar bonds 2-3s
7,
K'i
Bonds
Bid A Asked
Sale Price
Period
«'
,
Week's
Friday
■'
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
,
Feb-Aug
,/
7
Mar-Sepf
/
(perpetual)___Jan-JuZy
•
I960
inc debs series B
.j_—..June-Dec
_.
__
__
103Va
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4
115%
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113Va 113%
13
113
113
113%
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113
114
103% 103%
22
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105
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87
100
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4
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18
83
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v
Mar-Sepf
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Mar-Sepf
_.
,73
98
78V2
101
,
Volume
171
Number 4901,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE TOR WEEK
ENDED APRIL 21
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Week's
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
Range
Friday's
or
Low
Carolina Clinchfield & Oho 4s 1965
Max-Sept
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First
mortgage guaranteed 4s 1981
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965
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3'As debentures (1947 issue) 1960
106%
*63
103%
mortgage
AGen
series
mortgage
4'As
A
1995
series
A
Jan
AGen mortgage 4%s series B
Central RR Co of N J—•
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mortgage 3'As 1987
Central New
York Power 3s
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and
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mortgage 35As series
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series
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gold
4'As
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1
2020
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62
67 %
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67'A
44
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39
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42%
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1996—May-Now
1996
Feb-Aup
Gt
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first
4s
series
130
52
102
29
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——
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1961——ATap-Nov
1959
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1956—May-Woo
69
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59
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26
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The
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle, Monday, April
24, 1950
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
or
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I
Jan.
No.
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1st
&
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1968
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sinking fund series B 1957
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,
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7
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RR
104%
7
bination
of
all
sales
both
on
Exchanges.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
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April 15
the reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether
In the following extensive list we furnish a complete record
of the transactions
New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning Saturday,
on
Friday, April 21.
It is compiled from
any dealings have occurred during the current year.
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 21
Friday
.
New
Week's
Sales
Week's
Sales
Last
STOCKS
York Curb Exchange
Range
for Week
STOCKS
Last
Range
for We« k
Shares
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
'Sale Price
Par
ACF-Brill
r'
Motors warrants
Acme
Aluminum
Acrne
Wire Co common
Adam
Aero
Hat
Alloys
Stores
.
-
Air
Inc
Manufacturing
(N
see
1%
Jan
21
Jan
4%
2%
5
10%
1% Mar
Jan
3
50
2%
4%
1,000
5,400
1%
10
%
4
23%
11
3.500
•'
10% Apr
Alaska
Power
Airlines
4.20%
—
;
1
89%
Low
90%
140
101% 101'A
preferred—100
Inc
Range Since January
High
59
4%
2.700
80
Jan
90'% Apr
99%
Jan
102
Feb
5'/a Mar
Jan
Apr
3%
4%
4
5%
4%
1
High
Jan
Jan
Apr
12
1
8 %
8%
8%
1.000
7%
Jan
8%
10%
9 %
10%
3,600
73/a
Jan
10%
Alles
Allied
„
.—3
31
Alabama
Jan
53/a
Jan
„
50
Alabama Great Southern
Jan
2Va
4% Mar
2%
.
Jt
100
1,300
23%
—
common.
pnae
1%
33A
23%
1%
•
Lowj
Par
High
Low
»
Air-Way Electric Appliance
For. footnotes
—1
Range Since January 1
High
3%
1%
.—1
__
Supply Manufacturing
Associates Inc
a1
1
—10
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth
*«T-
of Prices
Low
Friday
——
1
International Investing Corp
1
&
Fisher
Products
common
(Mich)
Jan
Allied
Aor
Altes Brewing Co
Apr
Altofer
Bros
common
common
5
1
—*
17
17
5VB
18
6%
5%
4
Apr
Jan
300
16'%
Jan
187/b
2,600
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
6
Jan
5% Mar
Feb
28
The Commercial and Financial
(1692)
new
york
Chronicle, Monday, April
24, 1950
exchange
curb
BANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 21
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Week's
Sales
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
oi Prices
Shares
Friday
for Week
Sale Price
New York Cuei> Exchange
Sales
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Shares
Friday
1
January 1
Range Si
%
Low
Par
Aluminum Co of America common.
$3.75 cumulative preferred
*
53
•
53%
4,500
51%
Jan
99%
950
96%
Jan
101% Mar
24%
25
200
24%
6%
7
300
.••
7
American
American
Beverage
American
Book Co
51%
5,200
45%
Feb
51%
14'/a
14%
500
13 Ve
Jan
15
American
100
%
%
...1
common
1%
1%
.
84
1
A
4$
Mar
40
76%
Carter
Apr
Casco
Products
Castle
(A M)
Feb
1%
85
3.50%
9%
9%
9%
87/a
3,200
...
—
100
$2.50 convertible
American
Hard
American
preferred
Rubber
American
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co
Maracaibo Co
American
Metal
Jan
41% Mar
Jan
13%
Jan
Century
Jan
Natural Gas Co 6%
Potash St Chem
18%
18%
19
18%
Apr
21%
15%
15%
700
l47/a
Apr
18%
Jan
4%
4
4%
30,400
3%
Feb
4%
Apr
Chamberlin
16%
16
16%
1,100
13%
Jan
16%
Apr
Charis
56%
56%
57%
900
47
Jan
58%
Apr
Cherry-Burrell
34%
Jan
37% Mar
26%
50
26
Apr
31
pfd—23
class A
m. ~
26
•
•
Republics
26%
Seal-Kap
26%
34
10
26%
32
34
5
1,400
16,500
3%
Jan
%
%
preferred
•
116%
Jan
%
ii
American
Thread
American
Writing Paper
5%
preferred
5
'a*
M
"4%
4?;
6%
7%
300
5%
5%
1,500
6%
6%
200
6%
12%
14%
4,425
3%
5
common
5
3%
400
4%
Chief
Post
Products
Angerman Co Inc
2
.
1
common—
5%
Jan
Cities
Service
—
Oil Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
reg
—£1
Apex-Elec
Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%%
Argus Inc
Arkansas
Natural
Gas
1
pfd
100
Clark
Aro
•
Equipment Corp
conv
Aspinook
Preferred.
5,800
Jan
4%
10%
10%
4,200
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
10%
11%
27,500
10%
10%
1,600
10%
Feb
10
114%
Jan
2,000
3,500
8%
Jan
11%
Jan
x21%
Feb
24%
Apr
Jan
2,000
2,600
9% Jan
24?;
—
11
11%
6%
6%
200
%
%
5,200
•
1
47%
47 %
1
Products
Inc
1
Automatic Voting Machine
Avery (B F) & Sons common
*
25
44
5%
14,200
>-5
6,200
8%
8%
8%
600
7'A
7%
2,800
16%
17 »A
12
1,200
10%
II
Apr
.
Jan
8
St
•
54%
7%
30
1
37%
n%
37?;
200
11
11%
»•
;!•
67%
Jan
3%
Jan
f
Apr
6% Feb
Jan
1
6%
Feb
r
8%
Jan
v5
5
5
Feb
100
4% Jan
1
1
Baumann (L) & Co
common
1
Beau-Brummel Ties
common
"4%
"4
59'A
Corroon St
$1
Bell Telephone
of
Benrus Watch
Co
Benson St
Inc
Canada
1
1
Blue
common
1
17%
5%
12%
1,200
2%
7,100
105
7%
110
300
80
10
10%
2,600
11%
_4
11%
300
4%
11,500
4
■
Reynolds
Petroleum
dep
<
Pipe
Bunker
24
110
225
19%
19%
22%
Hill
Line
St
22%,
Dayton Rubber Co class A—
)
4% Mar
V
Dejay Stores common
Dennlson Mfg- class A
3"%
Jan
50
7% Mar
19
Jan
1,500
9%
Jan.
63
Apr
84% Mar
I
8%
debenture
Detroit Gasket St
'•
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
Detroit Steel Products
23% Mar
5
Jan
5%
Jan
*
Devoe St
16%
Jan
20%
Apr
v
Distillers Co
Jan
7%
Apr
*
23 V2 Mar
25%
Feb
5
17 '
Jan
22% Mar
'
33%
Jan
'■
Mar
23%
Jan
1%
2%
1,100
24%
24%
25
3%
3%
300
2%
Jan
3%
1
13%
12%
13%
3,700
ll5/«
Jan
14%
preferred—10
5%
5%
5%
5,300
18%
17%
19
18%
19%
1 % Mar
23 ?4
Jan
5% Jan
6
California Electric Power.
Camden Fire Insurance
Canada
Bread
Co
I— -.1
a—
Ltd
—5
preference
Canadian Canners Ltd
Convertible preferred
Apr
Feb
Industrial
Class
6%
Jan
12%
7%
16%
13% Mar
150
63%. Apr
A Jan
4%
5%
31,500
4%
4,700
11%
3%
Jan
2%
300
3% Mar
%
-7%
15,200
8%
2,100
23
125
Apr
5
Apr
*
1
Carman
St
Carnation
Co
1
2.50
Co common—.i
•
Carolina
Power St Light $5 pfd
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
For footnotes
5
5% Mar
5H Mar
8
22%
Jan
Jan
see
'16
10%
10%
1,200
300
page
31.
—
—
78
4%
20
7%
4%
136,800
20%
300
8%
1,400
3
3
800
75
78
600
3%
3
5% Jan
,•
4 600
..
3
11
3?;
50% Jan
•"
9,300"
10
Feb
f
Apr
4
■
'
69
Apr
21?;Jan
18?4 Jan
350
;
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Jan
Mar
-
3%" Jan
2% 'Jan
-
'
-30
,
12
y
.
Jan
6?;
Feb
-
2% Mar
-
200
y
7%
-5?;'Apr
f
.250
3%
23,200
100 "r
:
-
:
14
13%
35
350
7%
2%
17
7%
Jan
Jan
7%
Apr
Apr
9% Mar
24
Mar
16
•
.
5% Mar
•
-
> :
12?;
^
■*:
13% Jan
..
Jan
-
6%
Apr
•*.
Feb ■:1
15 %
34
36%
%
Jan
Apr
x7%
Jan
■•••!% Apr
2%
600
yV loo
"Mar
6%
>-•
x25%
12%
7
12%
*
141
300
-
13%
141
-
1,300
30
•
135
Feb
Jan
Apr
.
8%
10% Jan
10
...
Jan.
Mar
7
Jan
14% Mar
146
Jan
11%
■V 200
9% Jan
2%
2
Vv2%
17,200
1% Jan
23%
23
'-23%
.11,200
22% Jan
24% Mar
11
12
11
•
*
2
12%
•; •
2 ,;.i
1%
-
11%
2%
Jan
Apr
Apr
;
Feb
'
Apr
-4%
'
9%
: *
29 y8
3% Jan
: Jan
575
30
93%
4oo-
F
9%
•' 80%
79
79
Jan
4%
Apr
38 Vz
Jan
18%
Jan
24%
9,600
3,100
14%
16% Jan
1,400
18%
4%
16"%
1% Apr
12% Mar
400
12%
12%
93
300
2
Mar
9% Mar
:
Feb
10%
Feb
Jan
83
Apr
24% Mar
30
Apr
85
98 y Mar
-
69
:
Test Com
Duval
•
Potash Co
'
:
3%
■4 13-
I—1
Common
Sulphuifft
3%
—1
X4%
'•
.«■
6,100
13
13
Feb
-2%
63,8
13 y
Apr
14% Jan
3% Mar
3,400
Apr
3%
2% Feb
12% Feb
6,200
13'/»
2%
:
25
<
1
-Janr
5%
100
3%
,
-
4% ■; 5%
12%
—
50
y
;^6%
6%
—£1
dep icts ord reg
(The) Co.
Eastern Ga* At
$uekAsgn
preferred
Apr
10%
Apr
150% Mar
Jan
4%
5%
Apr
•17*
Mar
Jan
60%
.100
*
:
v
•
:
""
V 61 %
.
^
V
3>%
72
;81%
Equipment
convertible-prefer red-
»■
-•
3% Jan
73% -Mar
30% Jan
61% Apr
: 67
20%
1
107%
5
5%
y
it
1%
10c
8%
18 '
.
•
\\ 1,200
y 53X6
•."16%
17%
v-ll%
30,500
1%
43
.5%
t
800
T7«
10
15
25
27
175
Mar
12?; Apr
23% Mar
-19%
Jan
1% Mar
9
Jan
5% Mar
6
-
Jan
A JM
■h
Jan
Jan
16%
Feb
15
Jan
81%
Apr
Falrchlld Camera St Instrument
1
Jan
Fair child
1
3%
Jan
Fansteel
Engine St Airplane
Metallurgical
•
25%
•
6
"■
15%
•5 %
13-
2,200
22% Jan
•
Jan
*45
3% Mar
114%
Apr
*
19% Mar
Apr
Apr
j:
Apr
107%- Apr
x6%
12,100
-
81
*
Jan
42
125
"5%
'■
15
y
C' *'■*"
Feb
12
'
'
"
•
'Feb
1% Jan
5%
-1,400
-
-43
Jan
103% Feb
•;, 700
1%
..
Jan "
/17% -Jan
*
23
Jan
77% Jan
:9,800
44,700
60
5%
~1
.18%
''
*>
■
107% 107 %
43
——1
T
Jan
%
1
21% 5
20%
.17.
.17%
100
1
•
.
.
Jan
75
■
'.Xt 800
no.%12%
12%
;
-5
,«
4-">. Jan
70% Mar
y
Feb
,75-y
:Jan
;3
25
25
,
21 %
21
Esquire Zne.
Eureka Corp Ltd.
Eureka Pipe line common
10
900
•
••
•
common
: 67
Jan
60%-Apr ^
i 27 " Mar
,,,
*V
int_r
$5 pfd shares -of beneficial int.
Easy Washing Machine class B——•
Equity Corp
•■".2% Mar
375
2,450
:
27
3%
72:-
Electric Bond A Share common
2,800
V
63 -••■',•
27:-
—23
preferred series B
Eastern Sugar Associates—; ;•
Common shares of beneficial
"
68 V*' 70%
61
Apr
21%
2%
68%
Eastern States Corp.
$7 preferred' series A.
$3
10%
*
—100
common
prior -preferred.
Jan
2%
25
6%
1%
"7
.10
American
Emsco Derrick So
Apr
Jan
2% Mar
63
.35
6%
1%
6%
-.7
112% Mar
•
1
7%
Apr
150% Mar
4%
20
Feb
23
Harris ^Co.
Duraloy
$6
2%
Jan
common—
I—
3%
1,100
4,000
!:•? 64%
/5% -.■.'5%
....
_•
Electrogrephlc Corp common
Empire District Electric 5
pfd
Empire Mfflwork Corp
100
Canadian Marconi
Apr
.'>2% Mar
')
Jan
1?;
Jan
5%
1% Mar
Alcohol—
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter St Kennedy Inc
32?;
Jan
Jan
9
4%
9%
■
Apr
1
2,300
2?;
2?;
64
30?;
Jan
3,800
18,700
800
.20
preferred
10,500*
; 28,300
Apr
fs
9%
Feb
Apr
Feb
6?;
voting-
A
:
Ltd.
Duro
Jan
14?;
Class B non-voting
Canadian Industries Ltd—
7%
37
Mar
—•
.
3
4%
Durham Hosiery^clsss B common..
19% Mar
—
Canadian
1%-
•
18 r
Mar
Canada Cement Co Ltd common—
6%%
31%
1%
5% y 5% * '•
t 5%'
5?;
V;i;ll
11%.
•"13%
.1.
6
Feb
6
%
613
6% Jan
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
17%
100
6%
8%
Jan
2%
Duke Power Co_£_
700
13%
23
Apr
3
11%
I25
Apr
20
14
8%
51
10%
-1
Apr
Jan
12%
23"
34% Jan
20?;
Dominion Steel Jk Coal class B
2%
14%
12%
1%
•1,175
10%
.
common
25%
4,200
12%
7
;; 49%
20
Domestic Credit Corp class A
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Driver
2%
American dep rets 5%
preferred- _£1
Sugar Estate
—1
•
Calgary St Edmonton Corp Ltd—
10
20%
•
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common-
Calamba
17% Mar
Jan
•
Draper Corp J. 4*
Cables St Wireless—
Jan
5%
-
*
10
Apr
50o
16%
2,500
r
Ltd—
Apr
24%
common-
400
12,800
2?;
1
Eastern Malleable Iron.
Products
Jan
7%
30?;
__1
Raynolds class B
Dobeckmun Co
Feb
22,
Manufacturing
American dep rets ord reg 4s
6%
Electric
11%
Apr
9%
;
-100
»
4%%
Cable
Jan
%" Jan
17%
48
:
—5
common
11
5%
9
'Apr
32
<
7%
50c
11
12 %o
1" Jan
Jan
—35
Jan
Burry Biscuit Corp:
20
2 ?-•» Mar y
1
7% Mar
-1
3% Mar
1% Apr
Jan
8%
•
—10c
8
——
2,700
Jan
16%
7%
2%
common—
1,075
Burd Piston Ring Co
Burma Corp Amer
30
Mar
88%
Mar
13%
3,500
9%
'
"1
•
400
-
i7a
'9
49%
.5
1,250
•
32
%
~9%
'
'
Feb
5
•2% Mar
4,100
7,300
.
Feb
14%
78% Mar
2,000
1%
19
31
32
2.50,
11
2.50
„
11
Jan
4% Jan
950
3
1%
18%
"9%
_*
11
6
Apr
d
r
•
dep rets
1%
-5
9
--*
85%
2%
3
18%
2%
10
2.50
83%
2.50
|
<
10s
—
84%
-•
25c
£1
1
Apr:
7%
45% Mar
9% Jan
12%
i
5%
£1
Sullivan
1,700
5%
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Dominion Tar St Chemical Co
B—
1,200
13%
1%
Lighting Inc common..
Manufacturing Co (Mo)_
Jan
32
—*
class
10%
13%
.10
Apr
115
Tobacco—
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (E L) Co common
Buckeye
19%
•
Bruck Mills Ltd
common
13%
2,400
Brown Forman Distillers
4t% cumulative Junior
10
30%
partic
1.
10%
7%
—
51
6% Jan
33% Jan
.•
1
Feb
,
6%
A
1,100
1,125
Feb
6% Feb
5% Apr
"
13%
;—.5
(Md)
Mar
7%
11
300
class
1
6%
4% Jan
39% Jan
3,300
7%
10%
6
Davidson-Brothers Inc
4,500
Power
50
43
—5
Day Mines Inc..
5%
Amer dep rets ord reg
14,300
49%
—1
i
;
20%
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Celanese Ltd—
Jan
•
"
Jan
5VS
•
Apr
5% Jan
4% Jan
41
50
Apr
19%
*
15
13% Mar
(ord reg)„£1
16%
20
common
Jan
500
7%
V
Jan
Jan
24
8
3,200
49%
1
...
Jan
Mar
24
31
Mar
5%
42
.1
common
52
78
Oil Co
Curtis
Feb
Apr
51
19%
Apr
6
5% V5%
5%
•
common
receipts
Drug Co
Curtis
8%
7%
20
1
25
,
i
500
25
15
5%
i-
925
7%
14%
5c
preferred
*
Feb
8
.
6%
*.
.
15
10%
25
25%
Jan
62%
B
500
convertible preferred
.
Apr
82%
Manufacturing Co
Jan
7% Mar
2%
82%
Class A
5%
12%
CO
Bourjois Inc
Class
3,600
6%
Atlantic Sugar common
Cuban Tobacco common
35%
Jan
8
Columbia
26%
Cuban
1% Mar
11%
82%
Brazilian Traction
Light St Power
•
Breeze Corp common
-——I
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
—•
Brillo
British
8% Mar
Jan
Jan
61'A
American
6%
Jan
Feb
3% Jan
•
common
common
Borne, Scrymser Co
British
100
Machine Co—1
Crown Cent Petroleum
5% Mar
6% Mar
*
British-American
8%
1
Crown
12% Jan
prior cumulative preferred.100
5%%
8%
Crystal Oil Refining common
25
2
7%
3
common
Bohack (H C) Co
Apr
1
Jan
800
1
common
Ridge Corp
Apr
7%
17
'
337A Mar
2%
•
common
Blumenthal (8) St Co
6%
:'
Apr
100,500
12
12
1
Birdsboro Steel
Fdry St Mach Co com.*
Blauner's
2% Jan
1% Jan
25
38%
7%
14
common__25
Inc
Hedges
Bickford's
15% Mar
25
12%
5% Mar
6%
14
Apr
14% Mar
550
preferred class A
American
Feb
~5%
•
1
Beck (AS) Shoe
Corp
Bellanca Aircraft common
7%
—
Jan
17
35,300
Courtaulds Ltd—
—•
Basic Refractories Inc
Jan
458,600
Paint St Varnish Co
Cook
$6
shares
Barcelona Tr Lt St Pwr Ltd
Barium 8teel Corp
78%
Feb
12%
7'/a
1.
Continental Foundry St
5%
Jan
Jart
xl5%
600
6%
Liquidating Corp
•
Consolidated Mining St Smelting Ltd—5
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp—
1
Cosden
Jan
9%
65% Feb
1,000
Feb
15%
15%
;
17%
.
9
35% Mar
Jan;
5%
Manufacturing Co
Cornucopia Gold Mines
51%
13%
500
1 %
Consolidated
.
American
Apr
21,100
—1
Crown Cork Internat'l "A"
Baldwin Rubber Co common
Banco de los Andes—
12
Apr
5%
Vtc ext to 1956
Jan
22
52% Jan
Apr
15%
Consolidated Gas Utilities
Apr
6% Mar
2,200
8%
5%
Crosley Motors Inc
55
Jan
74%
6%
Croft Brewing Co
53%
7%
6%
Crowley Milner St Co
Wilcox Co
Locomotive—
preferred
3,300
1
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
b
Baldwin
10
8%
—1
Creole Petroleum
Babcock
19%'
Jan
72
-1
Colt's
16% Mar
Feb
Jan
7%
17
Commodore Hotel Inc
10%
350
64%
17%
ordinary
Jan
if
15% Mar
5
60% Mar
72%
1
Jan
6%
2%-Apr
1,300
Apr
125
14%
Colonial Sand St Stone Co
12% Mar
y
Jan
5%
Jan
275
16%
Co
Colon Development
Feb
Jan
5
5%
25
3
2,700
16% Xl7%
17
2%
50%
11%
1,000
14%
Inc common
12%
Jan
5%
5
preferred
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
41%
2%
~3%
Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
75
Apr
9% Mar
9 %
5
11
6% Feb
% Mar
50'A
2%
50
Atlas
48%
Jan
10
19%
10
Colonial Airlines
116% Mar
23% Mar
24%
Apr
Jan
112
Jan
10%
25
500
Jan
8%
—10
Cockshutt Plow Co common
Apr
•
Atlantic Coast Line Co
6%
Jan
3%
£1
Associated Laundries of America
Associated Tel St Tel class A
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Steel
109%
1
Associated Electric Industries— !
American dep rets reg
Automatic
6%
130
•
(The)rXorp
7%
3,500
24%
100
Feb
3% Mar
4%
10
Jan
7%
13,700
Club Aluminum Products Co
23%
Jan
4%
1%
Apr
10%
38%
1
14?4
23%
Apr
Jan
"l%
Feb
1
Apr
3%
6%
8%
-1
Jan
10%
8%
Feb
8%
27/a
2.50
Ashland Oil St Refining Co
$1.20
115%
Feb
Feb
3% Jan
64%
19
12%
7%
10%
•
63%
8%
4
Clayton St Lambert Manuiacturing
—20
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
111%
10%
10
Power St Light $7 pfd
63%
4
Jan
4
10%
4?;
—10
7%
Neon
21%
7
37
9%
—
Homes
Controller
Feb
3%
9%
Apr
115% 115%
•
common
300
9%
Claude
7
.
4%
8%
9%
Apr
111
7%
111
1
Common class A non-voting
6% preferred
Arkansas
14
1
14% Jan
8
;y
9%
Jan
Anglo-Iranian
Angostura-Wupperman
21%
400
7%
'
Mar
Jan
7,300
common.
City &t Suburban
Apr
Feb
173
14%
500
6?4
Mining
Consolidated
Jan
Apr
22
200
"4%
63/a
5% Mar
1,090
10%
14% Jan
142% Jan
16%
5
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
Anchor
161% 167%
6%
City Auto Stamping
Mar
5
Jan
6
1,600
2,000
17%
—
Voting trust certificates
j-} Feb
133
17%
85% Mar
97%
Jan
15%
Chicago St Southern Air Lines—
'
series
15%
81% Jan
8% Apr
50
"4%
common
Chesebrough Manufacturing corn-
5% Mar
Jan
50
4%
'
'
10c
'•'
Jan
94
1,100
—10
common
Chicago Rivet St Machine
Apr
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
15
1
Feb
36%
Feb
127% 127?;
2
common
Superpower Corp common
27%
5,500
8%
97%
.2.50
Feb
31
Jan
26
900
a?;
__10
America
of
Co
Corp
40
4%
Jan
26%
15%
2
Aircraft Co common
Cessna
6%
5%
15
-.10
Electric Co common
Investors Inc
Convertible preference
15%
84%
8,500
96
.100
Century
10%
1,050
Apr
39
150
6%
8?;
series— -10U
uiv
opi
pfd opt div series 1929
Conv
36 % Mar
33%
25
11%
2
Class B
$6
100
41
200
83?;
83%
1
---
preierred
—•
American
..100
preferred
23
common
American
Amer
34%
11?;
25
1 % Mar
Jan
3% Mar
22% Mar
Power Co—
162%
7%
400
5%
6
15?;
Conv
Jan
4?;
24?;
■
.100
-20
com
American Meter Co
American
34
2%
Jan
2
3,200
—
1
preferred
1
Products
__10
<fc Co
-100
pfd
SCentral States Elec 6% preferred. .100
Feb
115
110% Mar'
425
2%
41
34%
''"I***.
-25
American
American
2
2
—1
Co
110?; 110%
110%
American General Corp common— ,10c
$2 convertible preferred
—1
4%
4%
Central Power St Light 4%
9% Mar
Jan
American Gas & Electric—
...
5%
common-
common
Central Ohio Steel Products
—.—
4%% preferred
Co
Maine
Central
Jan
Apr
Cities Power St Light-
Class B_,
(J
Catalin Corp of America
12 Mar
Jan
1,600
18,200
1%
85
W)
Jan
Mar
50%
Bantam Car Co class A— ...1
pfd
High
1% Mar
'
dep rets B ord
Amer
Jan
8%
50%
Filter
conv
26
Jan
Mar
14%
Il5
Amer Air
5%
6
Low
rets A ord.
dep
Amer
Range Since January 1
High
Ltd—
Carreras
58% Mar
98%
24%
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing—
Aluminum Industries common
Aluminium Ltd common
52%
99
'loo
Low
Par
High
Low
High
29% Mar
61/4
41,900
4"%
Jan
e'i
Apr
15%
43,900
10%
Jan
153i
Apr
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 4901,
171
Volume
(1693)
^
CURB
29
EXCHANGE
RANGE FOE WEEK ENDED APRIL
21
Friday
"i
Exchange
New York Curb
.
-.
Range
Shares
'
'
f "
Par
Fire Association (Phila).
__10
First York Corp common,
67
Low
%i
-
Low
70
320
2%
3
1,400
20
100
■
X6iy4 Feb
2%
76
20
,_1
3%
3%
4%
..£1
'
4%
33%
Apr
16% Feb
21
Feb
6,900
3% Feb
5%
Jan
Ford Motor Of CanadaA
29%
non-voting
B
28%
voting.
Ford Motor of France—
Fox
Franklin Simon St Co Iuc common
preferred—
convertible
4%%
Fuller
(Geo
A)
Co
8,200
32%
50
;
.
receipts bearer
Co
(Peter) Brewing
21
Jan
31% Apr
22%
Jan
32%
Apr
'
»
%
14%
14%
8%
8%
9%
1,400
7%
7%
100
7%
Jan
100
29%
Feb
34
10
Jan
13% Mar
American deposit
Fort Pitt Brewing
30%
29 y4
Class
Class
1
1.25
1
-50
5
20,800
15
A Feb
1,900
11%
■» Jan
Jan
18
8% Mar
: 1,100
12%
Feb
11%
Jan
7%
Apr
"
32
32/
11%
11%
Mar
—.
92,
92
-100
—
92
10
5%
5%
2%-
Gellman Mfg Co common
General Alloys Co
1%
2%
3%
3%
93 y<
5,900
•3%.
1,600
5%
——l
General Builders Supply Corp com—1
5 ft
convertible, preferred
25
16% Jan
4% Jan
400
,
Jan
Feb
6% Jan
2% Apr
3% Jan
1% Mar
3% Mar
23
Feb
High
Low
High
5%
81,100
19%
800
15%
Kennedy's Inc—
Key Co common—
13
250
11% Jan
Kidde
12%
—
(Walter) & Co
105
8%
900
105
10
•
21
12%
Feb
7
Jan
13
10% Mar
103%
Mar
13% Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
105% Mar
8%
8%
39%
40%
100
38%
Jan
42
23
-
23%
800
21
Jan
24% Mar
5%
49,900
a%
Jan
5% Apr
*2,400
11%
Jan
4%
3%
16%
16%
Klrkland Lake G M Co Ltd
2,200
17
lit
1%
2,800
9V8
18
ItV Jan
Co common
10
5
Corp
Apr
Feb
Mar
1^ Jan
10
9% Mar
(I B) Rubber Co.
Hotels
12%
12.
.—5
.
(D Emil)
7% Feb
Jan.
9%
—
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4%% preferred—
Kings County Lighting common
4% cumulative preferred
King Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
;_j—
Klein
4% Jan
pfd
Kobacker Stores
15% Jan
91
•
Power Co common
preferred
-
Range Since January ]
5%
& Electric 4 % ft
Kansas Gas
Knott
5%
•
/18%
Kalser-Frazer Corp—.
Kleinert
Gatlneau
Shares
K
Kawneer Co
rets ord reg.
for Week
Low
Par
Jan
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
American deposit
Sales
Range
of Prices
,
Jan
Apr
31% Mar
_1
preferred
Last
Sale Price
High
(M H) Co—
5c to $1 Stores
Week's
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since January 1
High
67%
-10c
$2 dividend cumulative
Friday
for Week
of Prices
"
Fishman
Sales
'Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
'
Jan
Apr
13%
13%
200
12 */4 Mar
13%
13%
13%
400
13%JApr
14% Mar
8%
8%
900
2y4
2%
1,700
1
——1
Kropp (The) Forge Co
—33%o
2%
1
...——1
10%
7%
Jan
13%
Kreuger Brewing Co...
Jan
9% Feb
16
Jan
2% Jan
2% Mar
23% Mar
General Electric Co Ltd—
Amer
dep rets ord reg
£1
General Finance Corp- common.
1
•„ 5ft
preferred series A.
—__10
General Fireprooflng common-*
General Outdoor Adv 6%
pfd__—100
General Phoenix Corp—
1
General Plywood Corp common
50c
General Public Service $6 preferred..*
Georgia Power $6 preferred—.
•
$5 preferred
'
•
Gerity-Mich Corp;
,
.1
>6%;
<
T;
45%
7
4%.,
i-
Glenmore Distilleries class B
•;
3%
4%
75
3%
19%
'
.7."
.
,
8,000
14
Apr
116% Mar
Feb
197% Feb
3Mar
4% Jan
.17
Jan
200
:
14%
14
Jan
14%
.
Feb
11%
3%
11% Mar
800
v
4%
Jan
13
Jan
11
22,500
11%
" 19
17
17%
19
Apr
12%
5,300
•
44%
27
%
.1
Apr
Jan
4%
A
A
-
4%
•*
—
12%
106
25
6ft
.100
% Jan;
*47% Mar
Jan
6
4y« Apr
61 y» Jan
76%
Grocery Stores Products common
Gulf States Utilities $4.40 pfd.
Lime & Alabastine
:
Maine Public Service Co
Jan
137
40%
1,250
28 %
450
9%
10%
400
10
650
17
17
500
14%
Feb-
17
48%
49
100
47%
Jan'
50%
,/
.
2%, :■
Hoe (R) & Co class A——
2%
7%
9 //>'/
10
13
48%
%/
2%
|
\
74
48% Jan
8% Jan
3%
43%
100
17
;
-10
North America
13% Jan
Jan 2
46
Feb
<
167
Feb
Apr
34
Jan
108y2
■300
5,200
4
18%
Jan 2
Jan
23
Mar
189% Apr
4% Jan
3%
100
48 y2
Jan j
52
100
/
17
3%
8%
Jan
17
2
Feb4
3%
17,500
13%
2,900
3%
3%
15
13%
i.
111% Apr
Jan
81
,
Mar
35
800
52
17
16%
%j
■
9%
8
Apr,
/
13 yB
9'/4.
41/4
3%
Jan
13%
Apr
4,500
7% Mar
I
"
10
Jan
4%
21%
22%
14,600
18y« Mar
27% Apr
21%
22%
1,300
18y4 Mar
27%
3% Mar
4% Apr
Apr
?
Feb
400
8%
Jan
400
ioov2101
98%
Jan
102
Mar
113
Jan
106
105
106
11%
1,000
11%'
9%
„
1,050
103
Jan
15
200
14
Jan
13
Feb
Preferred
Metal
Industries
A
International Petroleum coupon shs.
Iowa
Power
&
Public
Service
4.90ft
com
Light
w
•
9
9%,
'
9%
2,500
9%:
8%
9%
200
11%*
11%
12%
1,600
u
%
com
w
d__
75%
24y2
f'"
_
1%
1%
28%
28
22%
4,100
29
22%
•
22%
13,000
6,300
Jan
Apr
7% Mar
1,400
%
»
d
11%
Apr
15% Jan
84% Apr
24% Apr
9%
100
Manufacturing
v t c__
A
1%
Jan
——
*
Italian Superpower Corp com class A
_*
5%.
% Jan
Jan
2
Feb
28
Apr
30% Mar
21%
Apr
23% Mar
U
•»'
Mar
92Vi Jan
95
13%
500
13%
Feb
16%
Jan
5%
1,500
5%
Jan
7%
Feb
it
800
%
Apr
1%
Jan
'• -*v
,
%
..
.
'
"
.
1
'
_
_
McClanahan
1
common
Sulphur Co
Stores
(N J)
Preference
Julian & Kokenge Co
For footnotes
4'/8
see
l
2%
2%
McKee
Oil
3
2%
Co
*
page 31.
124%
14
100
124% 125
29%
28%
13% Mar
26,200
141%
1,300
1% Feb
14% Mar
•
121
Jan
152
Mar
106'
Jan
131
Mar
4,700
Jan
3iy4Mar
40
29%
26 y8
111%
Apr
113y8 Mar
12% Mar
14'/4 Jan
14%
900
13%
Apr
15% Mar
300
12
Apr
14%
31% Mar
31% Mar
34%
300
34%
38% Mar
10%
34%
-
_
■.
*
Apr
Jan
2,100
6%
2,200
18%
Jan
5%
7%
5%
400
7%
300
1%
1%
11,300
28 %
28%
7
1
•
•
Warrants
8%
9
15%
100
Metal Textile Corp common
preferred
3,600
2%
36,500
5%
6%
26,900
6"%
55%
6%
100
55%
50
7y8
7%
?
5 y4
;
1% Jan
27%
4,600
>4%
5
Jan
5% Jan
Jan
53
1% Jan
Jan
31
Apr
Apr
Apr
A^>r
x7% Mar
Jan
104% Mar
~6%
_25c,
.15
....
6%
13% Jan,
1% Jan
15%
7%
-
6% Mar
100
__1
-22%
3 V% Jan
3,000
9
2
15%
2%
7%
A preferred
7% Jan
Feb
22 %
10
Mesabi Iron Co
2% Jan
2%'Jan
7%
21%
1
•
9
17.
Apr
Feb'
\
2% Apr
i
7% Apr
110%
Apr
6% Jan
8
Mar
55% Mar
1,200
6%,jan
7% Mar
8
8%
700
7%' Apr
8%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
7,900
1
Feb
1%
Jan
7%
7%
8
2,300
7
Feb
8% Jan
—1
7%
7%
7%
600
7% Feb
8% Feb
1
10%
ioy«
io%
Corp common
8
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
2%
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
6ft preferred
Micromatic Hone Corp
1
2.50
*
10
Middle States Petroleum common
Middle West
Midland
Steel
7y.
Co
Mid-West
Midwest
*
—•
Abrasive
Oil
9% Mar
10% Jan
25
13%
3%
50c
4
200
24
950
12%
2,600
Jan
Apr
3% Jan
20
Jan
Apr
2}^ Mar
26
Feb
17%
Jan
4
Jan
10
21%
20%
21%
*
23%
23%
24
—1
2%
1%
2%
18,600
1% Feb
2% Jan
50c
5%
5%
5%
900
5% Mar
6%
50
•
pfd—100
10%
10%
10%
3,100
103% 103%
50
101
Jan
105
Mar
450
34
Feb
40
Apr
Co
Midwest Piping St Supply common
Mid-West Refineries
Miller
50
12 y«
12%
8% Feb
2 A Jan
10%
ii %
Products—
common—.
212
6,200
6,800
11
2%
10%
$2 non-cumulative dividend shares—*
Midvale
Wohl Co common
2,500
300
23% Jan
30
Mountain
Producers
—1
1
100
1
•
*
10c
10
•
Rights w i
Verncn-Woodbury Mills
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common—
Company
common
7%
7%
8'/4
3
2%
3%
5%
3,100
6,100
Mar
105% 105%
+0W+
2%
2%
2%
182% 183
182%
:
6% Mar
•2% Mar
2%
Jan
230
176%
Jan
37 %
36
37%
50
5%
-Apr
102% Feb
2,900
100
21% Apr
25
32 y8
Feb
Jan
5%
34% Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
Feb
8% Apr
3%
105
Aipr
Jan
107% Jan
3%
Feb
183% Mar
38
Jan
14%
15
2,100
1,400
13% Mar
15%
32%
15
«...
33%
1,600
31% Jan
35% Mar
40
99%
99% 100%
5
24%
24%
24%
300
45
46%
200
7%
500
7%
mmmm
'
'
— -
15%
22%'
12%
22%
5
97
950
/a
:
•
2.50
10
50c
10% Mar
97
100
Tel & Tel
Mt
Muter
40
100
Mountain States Power common
States
39%
*
Molybdenum Corp
Monogram Pictures common
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40ft cumulative preferred—
4.80ft cumulative pfd series B
Monroe Loan Society com class A
Montgomery Ward <fe Co class A
Moody Investors participation pfd
Morris Plan Corp of America
Z
46,700
Feb
6% Feb
104
Jan
Jan
24
Jan
% Mar
25% Jan
32>/2
Jan
48
aa
Apr
7%-Apr
Apr
8% Jan
12% Feb
10% Jan
22%
13% Jan
14% Mar
Apif
N
12 y2
4
13
4%
1,000
4%
900
3%
Hess common
3%
3%
3%
9,600
National Breweries common..
27%
27%
28%
700
Nachman Corp
Namm's Inc common
National Bellas
7ft preferred
National Fuel Gas
National
National
Malllnson
12%
Radiator
Rubber
National Transit common.
6%
Jan
8% Mar
National
Apr
3%
Jan
Neptune Meter common
200
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
Nestle
17%
Jan
19%
Feb
New
Union
Mur
England
Radio——_——
Co common
Tel
& Tel
9%
:
—I
•
1
30c
5
Apr
Apr
3% Mar
26'/2
4% Feb-.
4
Jan
Apr
35% Mar
32% Feb
10% Jan
13
36% Mar
Mar
12%
9,900
9%
1,200
7%
Apr
100
10 y8
Jan
14
Jan
8% Jan
11
Jan
12
10%
1,200
9
Co.
2%
Le
12
Mfg & Stores common
National Pressure Cooker common
il%
8%
Fabrics
800
Jan
1
2
1,700
Jan
i
„
•
1
1,700
3%
Apr
8%
1,500
12%
Mfg Co—
Merrltt Chapman & Scott Corp—-
Participating
ll
5,900
14%
Menasco
6%ft
Jan
10%
common
2%
3
Apr
% Jan
•
9%
& Co class B
(A G)
7%
•
13%
141
10
4%
3%
7%
1
•
common
Apr
9V4 Mar
Feb
8%
5,700
£1
Machinery
National Steel Car Ltd
Jefferson Lake
9,300
27
»•
12%
McWilliams Dredging
Mead Johnson & Co..
National
Jeanette Glass Co
1%
24
Marine
Communication Co Ltd
Marlon Power Shovel
National
Jim Brown
900
1
12% Mar
Apr
5%
■
13%
III
Air Chute
8%
9% Apr
Jan
7%
11
13%
■
8%
Jan
27% Mar
Apr
Co—
preferred
Fireman
Irving
2,150
'
.
1
Iowa
Iron
•
——
*
Royalty
Illinois G & E
83%
83
*
•
International Safety Razor B
Iowa
:■
I10
Registered shares
International Products
Investors
83 y4
.50
$3.50 series
International
15
—
,
International
Marconi
Mountain
*■
•
Inernational Cigar Machinery
International Hydro-Electric—
26%
Feb
26%
Apr
3% Apr
18% Jan
21%
100%
25%
27
22% Apr
125
13%
Missouri Public Service common
'
,
Apr
*
Apr
r
11%
2«V.
*
3%
100
11%
50
24
1
4%ft convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Power & Light 5ft
Mar
21%
I-
26%
_10
—...
18%
Apr
800
1,000
/:/;■■
26%
22%
M
5
Apr
-
'•
■
100
Insurance Co of
Apr
■
33/4
-£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4ft pfd
Jan
43
20
22%
3%
•?
__
——
Apr
Apr
Jan
32%
88%
1
_
12%
31
300
110
52 y
t
__
Imperial Chemical IndustriesAmerican dep receipts registered— _£1
•
33%
83%
%]
3%!
-
1
•
5 ?
Imperial Oil (Canada) coupon...—.
•
Registered
""5
Imperial Tobacco of Canada.
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain Si
Mar
8% Jan
22
83
1
*
77
2%
100
109
I
Illinois Zinc Co common
Mar
44% Mar
6,300
2,900
:■
35
32%
32%
Common stock warrants—
1st convertible preferredHydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Pood Products..
13% Mar
8% Mar
160% Jan
5ft
...
12% Jan
102
10%
•
Huyler's common
11% Jan
17
Apr
Jan
•
preferred
—.100
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc common
5
Humble Oil St Refining.
—•
Hurd Lock St Manufacturing Co
5
Hussman Refrigerator $2.25 pfd.——*
f
Jan'
Jan t
•
common
I
Jan
11%
43%
•
Baking Co
8% Jan
12 % Mar
35
.15
(Geo A) St Co
Jan
750
.
■
2%
300
;
9%
2%
2% Jan
Jani
90
12%
Feb
Mar
6%
96%
%
Mar
11% Mar
22% Apr
50
250
'
-
Apr
»
900
12%
75%
9
2%
Jan!
Jan
12%
100 %
48
48%
Jan;
10%
17
11%
,'V
1%
,
150
»
75%
1
1% Jan
16
300
10%
12%
12%
Jan
1,800
8
100
6% Jan
4% Mar
10%
5,300
3,100
r
16
12%
14,600
-1,000
22%
10%
10%"
5
Inc
,
.'•>
11
10%
-20%
.
"400
2%
1%
2%
*
u
21%
100
—1 '
—.10 J
HoUinger Consolidated G M__„
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
-
Apr
16% Mar
5%'
100 '
w w
Feb
10% Feb
112
12% %
2
;
w
Henry Holt & Co common
Ireland
Jan
4%
.
Apr
Jan
111% 112%
Massey Harris common
McAleer Mfg Co common
5ft convertible preferred
12%
%
Jan
16 y2 Mar
—.•
.
Heller Co common
Hardart
9
31%
H
25c
Mining Co.
&
44% Feb
Apr
Jan
109%
5
Horn
26%
Feb
11%
Hearn Dept Stores common
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Horn & Hardart
«
*
Hazeltine Corp
Hormel
1
_
Mangel Stores common
Manischewitz (The B) Co
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
39
39%
2%'
12 y8
24 y4
Apr
146% Mar
130
V
Jan
13%
Jan
60
-M
10%
Lynch Corp
128%
135% 135%
5
1,000
8% Apr
12% Jan
600
1
1
1
•
Horder's
preferred B ctfs of deposit
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pfd
Feb
141% 142%
25
3,800
11%
14
l
Jan
800
5
Electric Light
preferred
i
6%
500
1,600
;;:oy.'V':U
22
10%
16% Mar
8%
27%
Hartford Rayon common
Harvard Brewing Co..—
4%
w
Jan
10%
-40%
Hall Lamp Co
...
Hamilton Bridge Co Ltd
Hammermilt Paper common
preferred w
common
9
135%
;
201
1.'"/
deposit-
Mar
,27%
2
25c >■;
100
•
:
Grlesedieck Western Brewery
5% ft
of
80
<•
Apr
Mackintosh-Heraphlll Co
1st preferred
Great Northern Papers
Helena Ruhinstetn. common
certificates
Common
Jan
141%
7%
7% Jan
Apr
Feb
10
.100
14%
10%:
15%
Apr
15% Jan
8%
New
7%
1
14
12%
•
.
,
7ft preferred A ctfs of deposit
10 y4
>
Non-voting common stock
Hecla
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co.
Long Island Lighting Co—
;
Jan
550
12»/8 Feb
700
•
Jan
22% Jan
25%
Jan
76
74%,
200
12%
8 %
Mar
26% Jan
28
Feb
14
8y4 Jfcn
ey8 Mar
6
22%
...
r45
/„
19% Apr
Class B
Locke Steel Chain..—
Lone Star Gas Co (Texas)
Jan
;A Mar
1,200
6%
26%
Loblaw Groceterias class A
Mar
200
7
20
21%
j'
fn
25
25,200
:
Mar
12% Jan
5% Mar
41%
5
Apr
5
Feb
Apr
6%
12%
125
.
4%
10%
6%
14:
250
V
,
Jan
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Hartford
*
14%
Jan
400
19%
ey4
20
1%
45
•
5
%'v.;'-Vv /
Lit Brothers common.
12%
100
5
11
5,100
3,300
1,300
5
34,500
-
44%
26%
Manufacturing common..
10
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd_.25
•
1
74
.
Gorham
Gypsum
Lakey Foundry ^ Machine
2
Corp of Delaware
Monotype Machine.——.
La Salle Extension University...
Lefcourt Realty common
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc..—
Lionel Corp common
14
5
10%
6%
Apr
22% Apr
50
Grand Rapids Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Co
4% Feb
102
5 % Mar
——• *
...
Lanston
4
12%
^
Manufacturing Co
Lamson
Feb
6%
Jan
Feb
107%
,,r.
5,200
21
13%
*
Gorham Inc class A
107% Jan
?
113% Mar
14
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Alglon Apparel Inc
Lake Shore Mines Ltd..
400
19%
'
4%
Goodman
'
6%
>.
1
$4.50 prior preferred —
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
2%
Apr
Jan
8% Mar
X49% Feb
4% Jan
*
14
—
1,100
C
3%
5%
Gobel (Adolf) Inc common.
A—
7%
,.
41% Jan
\ 10,800
1
Class B
8
7% Mar
i,2oo
113% 113%
•
~i~8%
Godchaux Sugars class
"
4t
——_5
Inc
Co
:
46%
6 y«
3%V
?
....
Globe Union
Apr
100
113%-,
•
—
6%
100
:
6
•
25
6,600
.
Apr
f
»
__
Gladding McBean As Co..
*
;
-8
6%
100% Feb
6y«;
6%
Gilbert (A C) common
Gilchrist Co
200
7
8
45%i:;-!
a.
.8
6%
.'.V
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines.
Glen Alden Coal
8
8
<
9
9%
800
7%
7
7%
1,100
4
3%
4
2,600
8
6%
Mar
Jan
9%
Apr
9% Jan
7%
Jan
17%
5%
4%
32%
32%
5%
33
—1
5%
5%
100
95%
97%
Jan
19%
2%
Jan
4%
Apr
Feb
5%
Apr
198,100
2%
Jan
1,400
24 y8
Jan
500
5%
Jan
480
92%
Feb
35% Mar
6%
Feb
97% Apr
Commercial and Financial Chronicle, Monday, April 24, 1950
The
30
(1694)
,
RANGE FOR WEEK
'
.
ENDED APRIL 21
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Exchange
New York Curb
Low
Par
4%%
Mew
Co
Mew Process
Mew
2,800
54%
4,100
,
7%
;
7%
Feb
3,800
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
Jan
76%
Feb
10
Feb
27 V«
26%
Apr
800
9%
Apr
13
10
300
1
18%
18%
19%
1
3
16%
16%
17
12
12%
2,800
NUes-Bement-Pond
*
3
9%
10%
3,500
21%
21%
100
Nineteen Hundred Corp common
lov»
"I
—5
Mines
%
44%
12%
3%
3%
North Penn RR Co
4%%
Northern Ind Pub Serv
400
100
700
12%
3%
3,200
20%
Mar
101
100% 101%
%
140
10%
19,400
15%
600
9%
9%
15
15
Apr
15 %
Jan
17% Mar
12
Apr
15%
Jan
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
14%
Jan
24 % Mar
13 Mar
ijl Jan
43 %
Jan
2%
Jan
3% Mar
12%
Apr
3%
10% Mar
Apr
Jan
2%
100%
Mar
48
93% Feb
84% Jan
1
•
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Novadel-Agene Corp
17
1,900
45%
12%
1
50
pfd—100
Northeast Airlines
38,000
1
44%
preferred__50
American Utility Securities
•
Central Texas Oil
5
North American Rayon $3
North
Jan
•
102% Mar
Apr
Jan
15
10%
Apr
6%
18%
Apr
Jan
O
Jan
45
•
42%
275
41%
113%
113%
180
111%
Feb
114%
Feb
.—15
31%
31%
33%
2,300
31%
Apr
37%
Jan
•
1
12%
12%
12%
350
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
17%
17%
100
17
Jan
18
Feb
19 Va
19 %
20%
3,800
16%
Jan
1
4Vu%
11
11
11%
200
95/a
Jan
preferred
Oklahoma Natural Gas
B
Oliver United Filters class
Omar Inc
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares
Securities
Overseas
1% Max
Apr
100
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Power
%
1,800
1
%
50c
Ogden Corp common
Ohio
8t
Power w d
Joseph Light St
convertible preferred
Salt Dome Oil Co..
—
Samson United Corp common
1st
Oil Inc (Del)—.—
Fisher Brick Co
(D A) Inc common
Scovill Manufacturing
Savoy
43%
42%
113
Jan
•
Co
6%
20%
Apr
11% Mar
Snoe Co
Selected Industries
Selby
33%
100
31%
31 Va
400
29 Va
25
1st
Pacific
Power
Public
Service
$1.30
Panatapec Oil
Parker
Patlcan
$1 cumulative
Penn Power &
preferred
Co..
38%
Apr
41%
Jan
Philadelphia Co
2%
Feb
3
Jan
28,900
4%
Apr
7 Va
Jan
16 Va
Apr
x22 %
Feb
27%
Jan
Southern
10'/a
Feb
12
Jan
Southland
Apr
57
Jan
46
350
44
Apr
48%
26
100
24%
Jan
26 V8 Mar
28%
''
4%
Apr
29%
,8,100
10%
Jan
12'/a
Apr
3,200
2%
Feb
5%
Apr
110
Mar
107
Apr
*'
Standard
35%
Apr
400
40%
Jan
Standard
Oil
3%
1,500
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
Standard
Power
55Va
5U0
53%
Jan
59%
Feb
Common
.13%
\iL"
13
13%
400
11
Jan
13%
Apr
$7
21%
21
4%
4%
1,700
%
% Mar
Jan
24% Mar
Jan
4%
6
Apr
Jan
20%
100
17
2\h
2U
21A
1,100
~2
common
1
2%
2%
3%
68,200
;
17%
17%
17%
57%
57%
58%
490
24%
23%'
25%
4,300
Pneumatic Scale
17
Polaris
;
Mining Co
6%
1st
25c
common
Corp of Canada
preferred
_
Metals
of
America
1
Producers Corp of Nevada—
Prosperity Co class
B_„_
—l
7CO
Stein
*
&
(A)
Co
{Sterling
Inc
Apr
Sterling
Jan
4
Jan
18
Mar
(J B)
Stetson
Jan
Stinnes
Jan
95 Va Mar
~4%
~4%
2,200
3%
Jan
4% Mar
7%
9%
62,500
„
3% Jan
Jan
Mar
9%
Apr
1% Mar
1%
'
1,800
%
11%
11%
'
200
11%
x3
~3%
8,600
2%
Feb
3%
Apr
20%
21%
400
20%
Feb
22%
Jan
23%
3,500
20%
Jan
23%
Jan
2,850
61 % Mar
69 %
Jan
109%
Feb
1%
.
22
61%
63
,
Jan
12% Mar
Apr
9 V. Mar
,-10% Mar
140
18
Jan
19% Mar
15%
Jan
18
18%
17%
106%
600
106% 107%
Jan
18%
Feb
3 Va Mar
4%
Apr
"4
~4%
30%
100
6%
6%
3,800
400
-
'
306
1,060
100
3%
28
Apr
Apr
Mar
30%
Jan
Jan
7 Va
Apr
5%
269
Jan
325
Mar
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
32 Va
Jan
Apr
Jan
13%
Feb
15%
Jan
2%
5%
56,200
9%
1,400
3%
400
26%
27%
2,200
19%
19%
100
Jan
5%
Apr
8% Mar
9%
Jan
3
Jan
4
25%
Feb
28%
14
Jan
22
Mar
47
150
46
29 Va
29%
800
28%
32%
33%
900
31
30%
31
1,400
29%
Jan
26%
27
600
26 %
Jan
100
4
47% Mar
:
29 %
,
4
7%
Jan
Stroock
18'/a
Apr
Sun
(S>
21
3
27%
95
Mar
Superior
Mar
Superior
150
Jan
36
9%
Jan
19% Ma
15
Jan
15%
2%
Jan
Jan
35
2%
400
3
Mar
17%
Jan
2% Mar
3%
Jan
Jan
4%
Apr
1%
1%
8,000
%
Jan
11%
11%
3,300
9%
Jan
13
Mar
21
21%
Mar
22
Feb
900
19
1%
Apr
Jan
2,300
2% Mar
3%
17%
100
17% Mar
18 Va
Feb
9%
9%
9%
900
Jan
10%
Jan
37
6%
6%
36%
37%
37% Mar
165%
2%
3
9
2,100
34%
Jan
6
7
64,600
3%
Jan
5%
6%
4,900
3%
Jan
165% 167%
70
8% Mar
7% Mar
Jan
155
173
Mar
Jan
8
Apr
Apr
7%
7%
1,200
6%
7%
5,800
4%
Feb
7%
2%
4%
7,100
2% Mar
4%
5%
6%
3%
5%
6%
5%
2,000
4%
Apr
6% Mar
Jan
600
16% Mar
18%
22% Mar
25
Jan
11
Apr
12%
Jan
7%
Feb
8%
Apr
%
Jan
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
7%
Jan
18%
Jan
Apr
3%
Jan
Feb
19%
Jan
18%
18%
24%
24%
300
11
11%
1,000
8
8%
800
1%
2%
50,600
5%
7%
65,600
17%
225
14%
2%
1,400
2%
7%
17%
2
2
2
16%
Apr
Apr
18
18
250
*
14%
13%
15
1,500
25c
4%
4%
5
800
*
1
20%
20%
3%
..15
common
Inc
Peruana Cement,
Tool <V Die Co
8%
35%
36%
2,500
33
Jan
36(4
Apr.
23%
24%
10,300
16%
Jan
26%
Apr
310
115 %
Apr
122%
Jan
13
Feb
16%
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
Apr
4%
20
24
Jan
20%
225
2%
3%
12,100
2%
Jan
3%
8%
8%
50
8%
Jan
9 % Mar
Api*
Apr
Jan
Feb
4%
Apr
17%
;
1
Co
Ray Drug common
Mar
1,500
&
Apr
31 % Mar
.
Feb
16
Apr
33%
Jan
Mar
32%
Feb
Jan
Mar
3%
*
Stop & Shop Inc
Jan
Jan
5%
7,300
8%
3
5
Corp
6%
Apr
5%
15%
3%
4
1
1
Co common
<Hugo»
14%
12
Apr
15%
4,100
1%
2%
56,100
1 Va
7 %
2
11 Va
7%
100
7
r
Mar
Finch
Swan
Oil
Corp
7% Mar
10
10%
500
9%
Jan
10%- Mar
cumulative preferred..—.100
Power & Light—
105
105
105%
225
103 %
Jan
105% Mar
of
Colorado—
106%
106
106%
18%
18
.18%
Pvle-National Co common.—
10%
preferred
Pyrene Manufacturing
5
150
99%
Jan
108%
Apr
500
:
14%
Feb
18 %
12%
Apr
Jan
8%
Apr
10%
10%
75
7%
1
8%
1,500
_1q
t
Electric
Tampa
10%
7
,
Apr
Jan
.
Shovel
Thew
Thor
100
.
Amer
104% 108 %
450
98
Jan
109%
Feb
157% 157%
107
common
preferred
Quebec Power Co
Tobacco
'230
154
Jan
159
Jan
13 3 i Mar
,L...
14%
Feb
Amer
Realty
5
15
14%
15
1.600
13%
Feb
16
5
13%
12%
16%
13%
1,200
11%
14%
16%
50
Jan
Feb
common..
Inc..
25c
at
Trust
Royalty
Toledo
Edison
£1
Railway & Light Securities—*
"
-
Voting common
Railway & Utility Investment
Rath Packing Co common..
Raymond Concrete Pile
A
common..—5
Reading Tube Corp class A
__1
Richmond
27
27%
26
Radiator—....,
24%
Jan
28
Jan
241
Jan
27
Feb
58
12 %
12%
Jan
10%
4%
4%
1.100
4
Feb
preferred
(Texas Corp)
3%
3%
2,000
3%
Feb
4
1 %
703
%
Apr
1%
American
Cable
27 V4
Jan
25
25
300
2->%
Jan
2%
25%
3%
23,400
Roosevelt Field
2 % Mar
Ave
410
2
Jan
98 %
Jan
25
Jan.
9%
100
9
Mai-
9%
9%
500
9
Mar
7%
7
7%
3,000
26 %
28%
6.800
10%
1,203
1
•
10
11%
26%
10
Ryan Aeronautical Co.,
12%
....1
F%
Jan
22% Mar
8%
Jan
41,700
■
5%
5%
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
3%
Feb
Apr
40
Apr
Feb
Mar
Union
II
1
3%
4
3%
__
1
•
4%
16,800
npr
.
' Jan
2%
Apr
103% Mar
Feb
1
4%
2% Mar
Jan
Apr
Jan
3%
17
Apr
19%
25
20%
Jan
26
10,600
8%
Jan
14%
Apr
11% Mar
15%
Apr
1%
.Tan
2%
9 300
17%
1,250
22
22
3%
1
45
Feb
Mar
7,300
1
17
14 Vs
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
Oil
9%
10
28%
United
Jan
United
Apr
10% Mar
5%
United
2%
Apr.
rtb
Mar
3,600
..
w
3,700
x5Va
5%
Jan
Amer
11%
Apr
United NJ
1,600
3% Mar
9.600
7%
Jan
75c
oi
*
Omaha
14%
9
1
3
3%
14%
8%
Products
IS
300
4,200,
Feb
2% Mar
9
12%
Jan
300
15%
7,100
7%
Jan
99%
99%
215
69 %
20
4%
6,900
%
37%
100
7
27%
28%
24.100
3 Va
139,000
27%
3
Co
deposit rets
A
.
.
3%
Apr
16% Mar
9
Apr
18
18
200
4
4
200
100%
2% Mar
Jan
51%
A
A
Apr
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
33
27%
3
Feb
Mar,
70
4%
A
40
Apr
29% Mar
APr
7% Mar
•
•
Jan
64
48
*
•
ex-rights
98% Mar
6.800
37%
3%
3%
A
common—50c
common
t
Molasses
•
69%
99%
100
warrants.
participating preferred
United
3%
California—
Light & Railways
Rights
*
4
United Milk Products common
Jan
4%
...
United Elastic Corp
6Va
11%
of
Chemicals
Corp
Feb
4 %
5
Co_„
Yards
Aircraft
Apr
8% Mar
Co
1
10c
$3.75 preferred series A
Union Stock
Apr
9%
2%
102%
Investment
Jan
4%
31
Corp
Union Gas of Canada
8%
11%
!
26%
14%
•
nage
101 %
102% 103
„
36
U
Realization
Ulen
Apr
1
see
Works common
preferred
32% Mar
Feb
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum.
loornotes
175
1
*
Lamp
7%
Ryerson St Haynes
common
1%
17 %
convertible
80c
x7%
10%
.1.25
common
Tung-Sol
United
9%
9%
10
common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth
17,900
2%
5
Inc
Corp
2%
100% 101%
5
common
Rotary Electric Steel Co
(The)
2%
101
*
dep receipts for ord reg__£l
Corp
5,800
Jan
750
100
2%
Jan
1%
130,700
29% x30%
l
pfd F
1%
.100
Inc
Union
vtc
350
2%
Jan
Mar
%
5,900
1
37%
Apr
5V4 Mar
*3%
3%.
Roeser & Pendleton Inc common.^.:
Rolls Royee Ltd—
Apr
5%
Jan
Apr
6%
;
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Rochester Gas St Elec 47fc
115
Feb
v
29%
„
Trunz
200
5%
4%
37%
1
Apr
Jan
15% Mar
Jan
37 %
warrants
1%
275
*
—
..
400
.
5
Engineering..
....
Jan
Feb
Jan
8%
Jan
.
True Temper Corp
12%
l
—
%
5%
—
13
Corp
Jan
12%
75
70c
4%%
24%
55% Mar
27%
6.25
Reis (Robert) & Co
Rice-StixInc
1
Jan
21
*
Regal Shoe Co
&
'
209
400
K
1%
25%
io
common
Manufacturing
Reliance Electric
1 %
1
23%
10
5s
Corp
Tri-Continental
23
—10
convertible preferred.
Raytheon
Lux
Trans
.
400
13%
110
Jan
18
7% Mar
20
*
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
R
13%
2,100
8
16
Co
Todd Shipyard Corp common
Toklan
7%
110
_*
Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered
deposit rets def registered
Security
115% 117
7%
——1
Construction
1
Allied Stocks
&
Tobacco
6%
24
117
common.
Markets
35%
*
preferred-100
Roofing Inc——
Tishman
Quaker Oats
Co
Corporation
Thorofare
•
common
common...
Light 1%
Texas Power St
Tiio
Q
Co
Inc
Technicolor
_•
For
92
•
Brewers Inc
Engine Co
Sterling
17% Mar
10
$5 prior
Rowe
Jan
1
60 Va Mar
35
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber common..*
Rome
84%
--
Products common. 1
25%
Puget Sound
$3
200
*
ordinary
common
Aluminum
Jan
33
90%
46%
1
1
1
1
Co
Corp
"lass B
J^n'.
11%
15%
*
18%
...
30%
1
20
1
10
1
B
55
34%
11%
90%
1%
11 %
& Light common
Canada
of
Sterling
3%
Apr
A/3
1
,.10
(The) Corp
Co
Feb
Apr
___•
Service
4%%
.1,100
17%
28'/a
'
Apr
3 Va
3%
Jan
350
(Ky;
class
Tube
Standard
1% Mar
14
22%
17%
Standard-Thomson
~2JJ
14% ,Jan
2,500
16%
Corp
Products
Standard
IA Mar
95
•
___
Providence Gas.
Public
.
__ioo
_
Pratt & Lambert Co..——
•
Prentice-Hall Inc common--,
—2.50
Pressed
1,200
7
6%
16%
25
4%
4%
4%
6%
200
17
17
*
common—
3%
3%
-2.50
—
Powdrell & Alexander
Power
10
common
3,600
27%
17%
pieferred
Steel
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—.
.—50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common5
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
1
Pltney-Bowes Inc
25%
Jan
.
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Piper Aircraft Corp
20%
i
1
common
Pinchin Johnson Ltd Amer shares
Feb
26 V*
1,000
preferred
rorgings
37%
4%
3%
34%
Corp common
Dredging
$1.60 convertible
Jan
17 '/a
14%
Jan
5
*
*
preferred
Convertible
Standard
5%
700
Mar
3%
34
class A
Co
Standard Cap St Seal common
Feb
1,400
1% Mar
13
10,000
->4
_
4%
%
** /»
1
-5
Brewing
Standard
Starrett
Pierce Governor
Inc
Stahl-Meyer
600
21%
19 /•»
--
20
Co
Royalty
3
%
3/s
25
Pipe Line
55
36%
„"3%
2.50
•
650
Jan
cumulative
4.32%
55'/a
_•
Phillips Packing Co.
5
■
109% 1.10
4%
4%
4%
•
12%
11%
4%
109%
common
Feb
44%
11%
l
common...._50c
4%
Feb
3%
26
sm*w
(Mass)—20
—_
40
Jan
'
Apr
3%
5/g
25
Spencer Shoe Corp
20
2,000
1%
10,008
Jan
Apr '
3%
» %
10
8peed Queen Corp conv
Apr
1,000
4%
Feb
,17
15
25
preierrea
50
10%
Apr
14%
AU.oO
Pipe Line
Pa
650
40
Apr
17%
15%
Apr
2% Mar
32%
Calif Euison—
16 Va
4%
3%
3%
1
1
original preferred
•4.d8Vo
cumulative preferred
4.5«% convprHhV nrpferenre—
4.48% convertible preference
26%
10%
'13%
•
5%
16'/a
,
Jan
1% Jan
295
302
£1
oomuion
25%
40
1
Rubber
22,600
5%
4%
100
*
Corp
"2%
4%
10 %
•
pfd
104
~2%
25
—
com
(The)
&
Soutnein
Jan
2.50
Light 4%%
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Tire
Jan
25
23
Penn Water & Power Co
Pharis
Southwest
15%
Apr
•
common
preferred
$1.32 cumulative
Perfect Circle
Jan
14% Mar
Jan
O11
Penn
23%
•
Pennroad Corp common
_
Penn Gas St Electric class A
Pep Boys
125
2
Peninsular Telephone
Traffic
102% 103
1
Mills
Ltd
13%
30%
0%
1
103
.
--
1
tiuutu
25%
29%
18%
--
T
Co
Feb
1
62 h
1
Corp
Sonotone
106 Va
5
^
*
Boss
Jan
5
Corp
Plymouth
Co
Aircraft
Solar
Apr
Feb
103
1%
Parkersburg Rig & Reel—
Patchogue
Mar
29 V4
•
Co
Pen
34
31Va
625
Amer shares—
(C A)
Paramount Motors
Jan
•
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Pancoastal Oil (C A) v t c
Jan
37% Mar
Jan
98%
Feb
25%
—
3/a
100
105 Va 105%
100
-
—--
Feb
15 Va
» /♦
1 '•
Co Ltd—
2«7a
15'/a
2%
4,100
.
17/4
rets ord registered
(Howard) Paper Mills
3%
9,100
88%
_—
dep
Jan
Jan
2% Mar
11,800
1%
,
4 '*
manuiactunug
Feb
Jan
2%
300
Silex Co common
Ltd class B
Manufacturing Co
Apr
1%
29%
17%
4%
-25
10°
8immons-Boardman Publications—
«3 convertible preferred
Slmnlicltv Pattern common
1%
Apr
-
8%
-3%
17
—
—
17
'
-
Mar
-
2%
•
:
5,700
--
Jan
—
700
-
2,100
3%
2h *
*
28
•
common
preferred
1st
1
3%
5
105%
•
_100
Pacific Lighting
4,000
i%\
'2% *
18%
1 '
1
1,500
29
28%
Apr
26% Mar> *'
35%
17%
--
Manufacturing common
South Coast Corp common
29
5%
3
J
of Canada
America class A
Breweries Ltd
Smith
4,800
3%
.
certificates
win-Williams
Mar
28
25
$4.50 preferred
& Light 5%
pfd
Pacific
--
Feb
9%
Jan
6%
-
J
Shoe Corp of
Sick's
Jan
f
27%
*° '•
1
-5
25
Inc common
B) Inc
Sentinel Radio Corp common
Sentry Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B
Seton Leather common
8hattuck Denn Mining
Shawinican Water St Power
Sheller Mfg Co
Shei win-Williams common
preferred
23 Va
'
23% Apr
10% Jan
7,600
8,000
t
2
—
(R
4%
8,500
34 %-
2%
1
stock
$6.50 prior
Allotment
Semler
16%
1%
—
stock
Convertible
26%
5%
"
.
» ;
Hardware
Segal Lock St
Amer
'
Jan
30%
1
25
25
1st pieferred
preferred
5% redeemable 1st pid series A
Penn
7%
34%
37 Va
33%
1st pfd—_25
1st preferred
5%
1,300
2,400
'
36%
37
redeemable
5Vi%
5%
9
8%
3
common
High
15%
--
Sii«*er
Can
Low
33%
<
*
.A '•
-1 2a *
Securities Corp General
Seeman Bros Inc
8he»
1
Steel Co common
Scullin
Singer
Pacific
Range Since January 1
High
25%
26
.
—-J
fcayre St
Simpson's
Pacific Gas & Electric
,
-1
*9
1
—1
»e
Ltd common
Cory
Lawrence
Schulte
Founders shares
North
Feb
'
Niagara Hudson Power common
Niagara Share Corp common
Niplssing
Jan
31
9%
:•
7%
7 '
2oO
26%
10
10
,
400
Shipbuilding Corp—
Mew York
Apr
Jan
9% Jan
2,900
* ~7%
~7
7%
6%
59
Mar
8
65
Shares
1%- Apr
3% Mar
49
fnr Week
Low
Par
1%
7%
v
1%
•
Co common
Yoft St Honduras Rosario
York Merchandise
Mew York Auction
New
>
6%
52%
•
High
% Mar
8,700
4%
—1
I
*
common
1%
1%
23
Co
New Park Mining
High
1%
Sale Price
Curb Exchange
New Terk
Range Since January I
Range
ef Prices
Last
STOCKS
Low
53%
1
20
Clock St Watch Co
convertible preferred
Zinc
Mexico St Arizona Land
Hew Haven
Hew Jersey
•
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Friday
-§4$?^
■
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
1
,
17%
Feb
3%
Mar
10
Jan
19
Jan
Ltd—
ord
RR & Canal
registered
100
4
Apr
4
Apr
236
Jan
242%
Jan
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Number 4901,
Volume 171
NEW
(1695)
YORK
CURB
31
EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 21
Sates
Range
for Week
of Prices
Friday
*\
Exchange
Low
Par
Profit Sharing
United
10%
Shoe
Machinery
common
Preferred
United
Specialties
6%
42%
_1
_10c
1st
1
Radiator
U
S
U
S Rubber
common
5
Jan
6'A
42
Apr
49Ma
Jan
42 Mi
Jan
16
Consolidated
Universal
Products Co
5
5%
6,200
lMa
1%
1Mb
900
50c
1%
4
Ml
1,000
40
Feb
57
50
25
Jan
28%
Jan
28 M4
28 y«
250
27
M» Mar
29 Ma
Jan
3%
Apr
15,300
2% Feb
common
Light
•
25%
25%
26%
1,700
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
1940
41
93%
92
88
High
1952
coupon
60
$56
• $30
51
50
$101M» 102
98
—Mar-Nov
63
49 Ma
55%
.
—
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
57%
50
23
Extended
at 4%
——April-Oct
—
Mar-Sept
1963
to
Gas
Light
—
1967-..
4Mas
—May-Woo
101M4 103
—
60%
I
65
65
104
104%
$105% 106 Ma
17
65
103
106
105 Ma
106
105 Ma
107%
1% Jan
1% Mar
3%
1
Milwaukee
1%
3 Ma
92%
—
New England Power 3 M»s 1901—
Apr
25%
3%
Nov
1%
1%
5
Range
Friday's
Midland Valley RR—
25 %
;
a7a with
Jan-July
Altalian
Mar
10
common—
or
Bid & Asked
-
1 1940 coupon 1952
5% Feb
Jan
1% Mar
lo
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s With NOV
Apr
4 Ma
93
83% Jan
Isarco
1952
certificates
escrow
Feb
18%
3% Mar
325
5%
Oil
23% Jan
Sugar
&
15% Fb
10,800
93
l
Insurance
Power
3M4
,
Debenture
Superpower 6s 1963-——.—
McCord Corp debentures 4MiS l956
2%. Apr
;
>
Apr
Jan
lo
Universal
Universal
Utah-Idaho
18
3 Ma
92
A
Apr
1% Jan
13,500
2,300
<
Interstate Power Co—
Apr
12
4,000
2%
1
Reclaiming Co
United Stores Corp common
Utah
50
16
17
3 Ma
warrants
I
Mar
6,550
2Mb
•
with
1
Jan
•
Last
Sale Priee
Low
6M.
15
17 Ma
•
preferred
$5
%
Period
High
43%
6VA
2 Ma
International Securities
and
600
%
42
15%
common
Air Conditioning Corp—
U S Foil Co class B
S
Low
High
%
Interest
BONDS
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since January 1
25
U S
U
Shares
40
10
25
preferred—.
United
%
25c
common
Week's
Friday
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
New York Curb
Apr
27% Mar
106%
3MaS 1968
April-Oct
mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Lexington 1st mortgage 3s 1964—_ J an-July
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3 Mas 1964—June-Dee
3Mts
1970
Jan-July
Ohio Power 1st mortgage
1st
98%
—
—
—
105%
$105 Ma
98Ma
106Ma
$106
—
Park
10
106%
106V*
98%
106 Ma
105 Ma
105%
'I
98 Ma
98%
I
105 Ma
106%
107
Piedmont Hydro-Electric CoAO Mas
V
Valfpar
Corp
1,400
5
Feb
40
68
Jan
27
„
$4 convertible preferred
5
—
74
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Jan
•
"4 Ma
~37/a
Petroleum
Venezuelan
Venezuela
l
Syndicate
•
3
13 Mb
6% Mar
75
1
1,100
2 Mi
12%
Aircraft Co
60 Ma
59
61
. —
—
162% 162%
160%
163%
April-Oct
—
$104% 105%
104 Ma
105 Ma
Corp 3s 1981—May-Woo
—
$102%
—
$107Ma 108%
—
Safe Harbor Water Power
3%
Jan
Apr
Jan
San
13% Mar
1
W
—
——Jan-July
debentures 1998
Gas & Electric—
5M2S series A 1952_
5 Mi
<
Feb
100
13 Mb
$56
$30
—
Queens Borough
Apr
:
/
■
.
\
1952———Mar-Sept
Joaquin Lt & Pow 6s B
—Mar-Sepf
———Jan-July
1st and
ref M 3s series B 1973———Feb-Aap
Southern California Gas 3 Mas 1970———April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)—
1st motrgage 3s 1971—
——~Jan-July
Southern
A
Edison
California
3Mbs
—
April-Oct
1960
1940 coupon
32% Mar
3% Mar
2,000
2%
2%
20c
Inc
Vogt Manufacturing
6%
50-year
6
75
57/b
l
common
with Oct
A6V2S ex Oct 1 1947 coupon 1960———
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
series
104%
$106Ma
$105 M*
103%
104"?%
1965
3s
1973
...
—
—
103%
__
lOSMa 109%
51
105
104%
105%
108
105
106%
107
104
104%
105
"9
103 Ma
106%
101 Ma
101%
106%
106%
.
•
1%
1%
l7/a
800
IVt
Jan
2Mb
Feb
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs ext—•
7%
7%
7%
900
7%
Apr
9%
Jan
Jan
110 Ma
Feb
Spalding (A G)
1 Vt Mar
2%
Apr
Starrett
Corp Inc 5s coll trust
Stinnes
(Hugo) Corp—
3rd stamped 1946
$101 Ma 104
—
Waco
preferred
7%
Waitt
$2
Bond
&
1%
1
30
tWaltham Watch
13
Co. vtc wi
Ward
11Mb
1
preferred
cum
109
100
Inc
warrants
Baking
Wentworth
West
Co
Utilities
Texas
$6
preferred
Maryland
Ry 1%
Western
Tablet
Stationery
&
11%
200
9%
Feb
13%
Apr
15,200
Va
Feb
1Mb
Jan
4 Mi
Apr
77/a Mar
6%
Jan
87/b
Jan
4%
6,000
8
Ma
500
113% 113%
— —
1st pfd—100
10
112%
Jan
114%
172
•
172
50
158
Feb
175% Mar
*
27
27
250
24%
Westmoreland
Coal
20
27
27%
200
18 Ma Mar
Westmoreland
Inc
10
19
19 Mi
150
18 Mi
4 Ma
1,100
2%
Jan
Shoe
Weyenberg
com
Mfg
—
& Bros 5s 1989————May-Woo
95
Feb
28 Ma Mar
*
Apr
217/8 Mar
17% Feb
1
Feb
32%
18%
Stinnes
Wichita
(Wm)
River
Wickes
Oil
(The)
Williams
(R
&
5%
Corp
Co
w
preferred xw
Winnipeg Elec common
Pwr
17%
7Mi
Jan
5 Mb
5
Apr
Jan
&
5 Ma
50
~3% ~3%
200
13
13
34%
35 Ma
1,000
pfd
104 Ma 104 Ma
10
Industrie.'—
stamped 1946—
2nd
104% Mar
4% Mar
Apr
14 % Mar
—
Inc
2
Woodley Petroleum
"
■
i
"i
35%
W)
American
deposit
preference
6%
Wright
receipts
—
5s
;
1969,
Electric
Service
A 7s
Dec
Dec
ex
Feb-Aug
6s
Mar-Sept
—
800
14
Jan
16
700
10%
Feb
13
120
_June-Deo
Newspaper Union—
s f
debentures 1959—
Mar
4%
3% Mar
100
"l% "l7/a
»
*-*
7%
7,300
4%
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
Appalachian Elec Power 3Mas 1970
June-Dec
Atlantic City Electric 3 Mas 1964
Jan-July
Bell Telephone of Canada 5s series C I960~8fay-Nov
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998--,—
Quar-Feb
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
Transit
3%s
revenue
June-Dec
Mar
Mar-Sepf
debenture 3s
Jan-July
1977—
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
.
1st
A
N
Gas
series
Fuel
&
Water
Ercole
Marelli
Lt
A6M1S
RR
Elec
Nov
ex
3M»s
&
with Nov
A6%s
Low
High
5
102
A
1993
Mfg
1
1
1
103%
106
104%
10T
~1
166
103 %
104%
33
103
108
8
108
112%
173
173
103 Mi
103% 103%
106 Mi 108
112%
112 Ma
92
100 Mi
;
112%
92
2
91M4
210
99%
100%
—•
92
99 Ma
100 Mo
v
100% 100%
58
——
58
May
1993
Jan-July
1956
Mar-Sept
New York Curb Exchange &
17
59 Ma
$44%
102%
94
42
60%
5s
Trunk
$56
103%
117%
2
59
$30
Sale Price'
Friday's
or
Guantanamo
l[
59%
m
—
—
—
1
$100
June-Dec
70
:;
52
993/4
——
104 Mb 104 Mb
1958
$44
103%
1
50
$41%
Jan-July
market
A6%s
A 7s
(Dec
series
A7s
E
(Aug
series
A 7s
A7s
C
(July
1955
1941
1
June-Dec
F
1955-
coupon)
1957
1941
43
—
listed
on
are
May-Woo
—Feb-Aug
45
413%
11
5
89
90
1952
80
90
90
86
Jan-July
coupon)
the
18—L
April
19—
April
April
20
21—
_
_
-
_
89
"4
6Mas stamped 1058—Mar-Sept
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
Interest reduced to 2Mes 2008
—May-Woo
AMedellin 7s stamped 1951
June-Dco
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (Issue of May 1927)
1947—
May-Nov
A73 (issue of Oct 1927)
1947
April-Ocf
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
20 3/4
2Q%
1
2
ALima City (Peru)
Parana
(Plan
stamped
Interest
Peru
reduced
to
Mar-Sepf
2008-
50
38
54
50
1
(ser A B C D E)
de Janeiro
■
91
50%
45%
80
-«•>»
91
37%
.
37 Ma
37 Ma
1
31 Mb
243/4
25%
150
18%
25%
37 Ma
38
2
31
38
2%
3
91
2Mb
3%
3
——
2%
1921
Jan-July
Jan-July
2012—
Russian Government 6M2S
Mas
243/4
3
6
2 Ma
3%
(Plan A)
stamped
Interest reduced to
Jan-July
1997—
50
50%
37
—
$45 %
$88
9%
23
33
56
$49
"
14%
46 Ma
38
50
7%
—
(Republic of)—-
IM23 to 2MaS
A
A)
2Mes
37
$52
—
1919
June-Dec
—
•No
e
Odd-lot
value,
par
a
transaction
Deferred delivery transaction
(not included In year's range),
(not Included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Ex-
principal.
n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range), rTransaction
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rlghts.
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
86
A Bonds
for cash
bid and asked prices;
sales being transacted during current week.
no
86
being traded flat.
IReported In receivership.
20
15
Rail¬
Util¬
roads
ities
Stocks
Total
10 '
,
95
92
5
86
95%
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting
1
83
91%
"w
Abbreviations
used
above—"cod,"
certificates of
65
Indus¬
trials
Gver-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Average
(35 Stocks)
10
First
Second
Grade
Grade
util¬
Ralls
ities
Bonds
Rails
10
Total
40
214.48
55.16
42.96
76.08
102.86
106.78
93.31
105.48
102.10
214.41
55.31
42.89
76.09
102.82
106.66
93.04
105.47
101.99
Range for 1950
Date-
Closing
April 15---—-
36.63,
High
36.64
Low
April 18-
36.70
-
.
36.76 Apr. 19
35.13 Jan.
4
Range for 1949
.215.05
56.04
42.87
76.45
102.77
106.52
93.06
105,40
101.93
April 19—
36.76
215.21
56.61
42.74
76.63
102.76
106.46
93.25
105.43
101.97
April 20——-
36.73
High
213.72
55.53
42.44
75.87
102.78
106.53
93.18
105.35
101.96
Low
214.14
55.54
42.57
76.01
102.76
106.54
93.14
105.34
101.95
April 21——
36.64
"cons,1"consolidated; "cum,"|cumulastock; v t c," voting'trust certificates;
deposit;
warrants.
i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrai
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
-Bonda-
trials
_
—
10
April 1,7——
17
92%
77 Ma
96
$8%
—
86
'
10
April
April
53%
79
56
$92 Ma
83
-•
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
SO
-
$52
—
J an-July
88%
76 Ma
79
90
$84
79
1957
Indus¬
15
76
71%
46%
—
43 Ma
81
2
-Stocka-
April
76
71%
$75
$75
—
89
the New York Stock
Date—
,
High
70
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
Jan. 1
LOW
NO.
88
100
104%
45
—
83
83
Feb-Aug
■
coupon)
1952
1941
Range Sinee
Sold
High
Sec—
Power
series
A6%s
—June-Deo
1953——
5s
$ Friday's
International
April-Oct
Jan-July
Port & Waterways —
AExternal 6%s stamped 1952
61
RR—
(coupon on)
Ex-coupon
70
J an-Juiy
Ry 4s 1950
3%s 1963
Western
&
series A
6s
Power
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Cons
External
118%
:
Mar-Sepl
Western
Mountain
Green
101Mb 103
103
Bank—
stamped 1961
Grand
97
Danzig
47
)
14
117% 117%
1177/b
55 Ma
45
102M4 102 Ma
May-Nov
May-Woo
1953
coupon
Mtge
120
t
External 5%s
A 5
Residential
Finland
107%
120
Week's Range
Last
Period
Valley 7s 1948— —
Municipal Loan1955
ACauca
Danish
Rio
1953
coupon
106%
173
12
$104 Mr 105 Ma
Co—
1940
1947
May-Hoy
1965
5s
91 %
4
14
120
120
,
—
Interest
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
A 20-year 7s April 1946—
A20 year 7s Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)
107% 100%
104 Me 104%
Division—
J
4s
1st mortgage 4s series B
Elmira
Jan. 1
No.
Western RR—
&
of
mortgage
Eastern
Range Sines
Sold
High
—
Lackawanna
11
93M2
Jan
108% 108%
Registered
Delaware Lack
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
1948__ J an-July
1954
Authority—
series of 1947—1978,
Service Co
Cities
63
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Feb
2
Week's Range
Low
debentures
103%
Jan
12
Friday
5%s
62
106% 106%
Low
Chicago
102 Ma
5
—
93
93
June-Dec
1954
conv
#
Central States Electric Corp 5s debs
64
60%
$56
$30
■—
Friday
New York Curb
57
14
64,
103% 103%
.
—
1956—
_
/
—
June-Dec
1956
coupon
Washington Water Power 3 M2S 1964—,
West Penn Traction 5s 1960Western
—
nucei—
debentures
income
.62
$30
—
,
Co—
1947 coupon
1
Waiuuri-Astoria
A5s
1940
1
BONDS
BONDS
57%
„
44%
$40
—
1
*
Hargreaves Ltd
58
44
45Mi
■
15
4%
—
.£1
90
45 %
—.
B1,
Jan
11V*
—
,
April-Oct
-May-Nov
revenue
A7s with
Ltd—
(F
79
Apr
106'/a
14 Ma
15
—8
common
Wool worth
'
•
„
%s
2j/4S
12% Mar
29% Mar
100
Jan
v,
'
...45Ma
—
A6M2S
Jan
Apr
13
1'.
Industries
Wocaall
6 Ma
12
12% Mar
250
•
4 Ma %
Lt
3%
Feb
•
.Jan-July
Hydro-Electric Co—
with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority—
a 6
22 Ma Mar
8%
35
_25
'89% "-96
95
91
Terni
Apr
Feb
200
~3%
~
25
w
5%
Wisconsin
200
7%
1
1
19 VA
734
19. Ma
—
•
Inc.;
19
9%
10
common
preferred
4%
5
&
C)
Brothers
Wilson
1
Corp
Products
Willson
Co
95
$66.
1966—__—Apiil-Oci
(Hugo))
a 7-4s
Apr
4 Mi
A7-4s
United
Whitman
106% 106%
—
Jan
4%
8Mb
1.25
Western
2,000
3/4 ••/'%
11Mb
4%
Manufacturing
2
1970—Feb-Aug
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3Mis
35.20 Dec. 31
27.79 Jun.
10
32
The Commercial and Financial
(1696)
Transactions at the New York Curb
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Int'l
and Miscel.
Bond
Bonds
Sales
Stocks
(Number
Shares
Bonds
1.434,120
$1,393,000
$112,000
$1,505,000
Monday
2,517,160
3,235,000
559,000
3,794,000
Tuesday
Wednesday
3,322,000
2 053,000
398,700
3,351,700
21,1950
Week Ended Apr.
Saturday
•—
Friday
647,500
592,500
3,591,500
363,500
3,144,500
Total
2,781,000
2,710,736
_
$16,400,000
15,513,682
-
3,686,500
3,039,000
$2,673,200
Week Ended Apr. 21,1950
426,595 "»
1950
5,300,719
149,000
20,000
310,000
136,000
31,000
1.000
168,000
96,000
18,000
9,000
123,000
616.695
54,000
11,000
1,000
66,000
590,265
67,000
5,000
2,000
74,000
3,932,045
Thursday
Friday
$502,000
$258,000
$42,000
$802,000
_
,
Week Ended Apr. 21
1950
182,000
639,000
38,044,760
32,436,450
16,400,000
15,269,000
313,153,400
218,849,300
$19,073,200
$19,161,800
$351,478,360
Total
OTHER
STOCK
1950
1949
1,163,408
35,811,919
17,736,313
$715,000
$11,273,000
$11,978,000
258.000
42,000
602,000
6,176,000
3.219,000
69,000
932,000
749,000
$1,386,000
$18,381,000
$15,946,000
Bonds
$252,207,250
Industrial
Jan. 1 to Apr. 21
1949
3,932,045
$502,000
$282,500
$98,200
$33,000
3,859,800
Bank
-
1949
$2,673,200
&
141,000
8C9.460
715.880
Stocks—No. of shares
U. 8. Government
Foreign
Railroad
$9,000
71,783,203
151,948,889
Bonds
International
Total
$61,000
$44,000
Jan. 1 to Apr. 21
1949
1950
Foreign
Corporate
$8,000
703.150
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Total
15,513,682
Foreign
Government
•
Domestic
Shares)
$19,073,200
—
Week Ended Apr. 21
Stocks—No. of shares
Bonds (Par Value)
,1
■
of
2,999,000
2.944,532
2 585,134
Thursday
Bonds
Total
Government
Bonds
Foreign
United States
Bank
Railroad
Stocks
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Number of
Chronicle, Monday, April 24, 1950
Domestic
Foreign
government
Foreign corporate
T
Total
$802,000
EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 21
Week's
Friday
Boston Stock
Exchange
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares.
,
Par
American
Agricultural Chemical
Sugar Refining
American
Tel
American
Tel
&
Low
155%
•
American
Woolen
Copper
—
50
pfd__
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet 6%
Boston A Albany RR
—
100
25
112 %
47
.
prior preferred
class A
—
.
_100
-
40
unstamped.. _100
pfd
1st
——•
Eoston A Providence RR
:ioo
1st
Copper
23%
193
30%
1,070
Street
Eastern Mass
114
Mar
120
Feb
112
115
223
107
Jan
117
Mar
50
Feb
46%
47%
15
15
35%
4%
40%
5
5
Jan
Apr
4%
5%
370
5%
Apr
72%
73%
301
66%
Feb
78%
13%
300
12% Mar
13%
Apr
National
737/s
•
General Electric—.-
:
Gillette
Co.,
Safety
Razor
Cement
RR
5%
Chemical
pfd
100
.
Corp
Narragansett
Racing
Assn
5
New
England Electric
New
England Tel
N Y New Haven
&
System
20
Tel
Drug
United
United
6%
U
U
8
S
Fruit
Rubber
National
Cash
Edison
Ohio
258
53%
49%
Apr
55%
Jan
10
15
Jfan
16%
75.".
76%
Apr
70%
Jan
Jan
55%
52
Jan
19%
20%
18c
1,200
9
225
855
7%
Jan
Gas
—
C
N
O & T
Cincinnati
Cine
&
Pure
Oil
Radio
_
_
Corp
Cola
Bell
-
_
class
A
Southern
Hobart
16c
Kroger
U
S
Steel
P A
G ne
Westlnghouse Electric
Jan
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•'
•
•;
•
t•'
•
.
New York
Jan
70c
Jan
Detroit Stock
31c
17%
5
16%
40c
17%
800
5
1
16%
460
1
6%
29c
1,195
3%
25
5%
6%
Jan
18% Mar
3% Mar
For footnotes
see page
Apr
Apr
38%
26
32%
Feb
39%
Apr
14%
80
11%
Jan
14%
Apr
34%
82
32
Jan
34% Mar
31%
31 Vs
25
26% Mar
3%
30%
Apr
75
■!
3%
Apr
4%
Jan
18%
17
17%
61
16%
Jan
10%
10%
20
9%
Jan
29%
CM CM
29%
20%
•vCD
23%
f'A- 1
26%
50
31% Mar
Feb
12%
Jan
23%
Apr
16
961
•
Apr
11% Mar
Feb
17%
Apr
"
17%
17%
12%
12%
13
233
11%
Jan
13% Mar
23%
23%
175
21%
Jan
24 % Mar
mrm+
17%
51
71%
71 Va
40
66
Jan
73
27%
27%
27%
110
25%
Jan
28
Apr
32%
32%
33%
388
25%
Jan
33%
Apr
34%
34"%
81
30%
Jan
34%
Apr
"V*
Apr
'
y
140
1 %
6%
Ford
Exchange
DETROIT
19
Jan
31% Mar
36%
Jan
22%
25
Telephone: WOodward 2-5525
23% Mar
17%
Feb
Feb
Jan
59%
60%
2,225
53%
Feb
42%
43%
1,000
42%
Apr
49%
Jan
41%
41%
41%
62
40%
Jan
42%
Apr
40%
42%
175
37%
Jan
44% Mar
35%
100
34% Mar
35%
Apr
13%
195
12%
14%
Jan
35%
903
30%
35%
Apr
Detroit Stock
61% Mar
42%
12%
34%
34
Apr
Jan
Exchange
Range
of Prices
Shares
Low
Allen
Electric
6%
674
7
20
18%
19%
19%
20
Range Since January 1
Low
1
Roller
High
Continental
Davidson
Brass
400
23i
Jan
140
5%
Jan
13%
Jan
16%
Apr
Apr
Apr
Jan
6%
'
16%
163i
2,765
11%
100
10
Jan
12%
11%
11%
200 "
10
Jan
11% Mar
230
35%
Apr
36
400
77c
11%
35%
_5
Bearing
High
3
3
6
11%
5
common
35%
36
Apr
85c
86c
86c
Jan
15%
15%
15%
1,173
14%
Jan
15%
Apr
68
67%
68
<•
844
63%
Feb
68%
Apr
1
7
6%
7
341
6%
Jan
7%
Apr
1
Mfg
6%
6%
6%
453
6%
Apr
7%
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
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Bros
45
6%
Jan
109
18%
Apr
21% Mar
Detroit
48
15%
Edison
Jan
20
Apr
Detroit
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7%
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Detroit A Cleveland Navigation-
38
19
38
Apr
38
Apr
Detroit
Steel
34
65
32%
Feb
34%
Feb
Detroit
Steel
5% Mar
7%
Jan
Federal
5%
13
32%
33%
416
30%
Feb
27%
27%
36
26%
Jan
28%
Mar
88
88
12
79
Jan
90%
Apr
Gar
8%
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8%
910
Jan
7,574
22
Jan
23%
2%
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2
Jan
2%
Apr
221/4
752
21% Mar
23%
Jan
23
22%
10
Products
23%
22
23%
1
Corp
23%
2%
20
Mar
23
200
23
Feb
23%
Apr
220
18
Apr
19
Feb
»
Feb
35
Mar
Mogul
Frankenmuth
Fruehauf
5
73%
12%
common
Wood
1
Industries
400
5%
Jan
Gemmer
Manufacturing class B
73%
Feb
78%
Apr
General
Motors
100
12%
Apr
13%
Feb
Oerlty-Minhigan
16
102%
Apr
Jan
Goebel Brewing
12%
2%
90
2% Mar
108
2%
9%
9%
410
9%
Jan
10
16%
200
15%
Apr
19%
63%
63%
64%
359
44
54%
59
185
25
63%
65%
15%
24
160
90
23%
20
23%
278
61%
61%
65%
1,481
Feb
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—
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2%
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615
5 3/8
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7,330
6
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11%
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2%
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4%
2% Mar
Jan
22%
Feb
Jan
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Apr
6%
Apr
13
Jan
Jan
81%
Apr
3
Apr
9% Mar
4%
Jan
11%
Feb
11% Mar
70
225
1%
Apr
663
2
4% Mar
6%
Mar
Feb
Jan
2%
13%
Mar
Jan
Hall
Lamp
5%
65
Mar
53%
Jan
60
Feb
24
Feb
25%
Jan
Howell
Jan
65% Mar
Electric
—
—2%
Motors
Hudson Motor Car
15%
Jan
Jan
Kaiser-Frazer
11%
Jan
23%
Apr
55% Mar
67%
Apr
King-Seeley
Kingston Products
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14
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100
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Feb
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59%
5
13
5
Hoover Ball & Bearing
Hoskins Manufacturing
Mar
16%
-
1
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2,166
4% Mar
18%
2%
21%
1
Brewing
Trailer
5%
15%
15%
5
77%
102% 105
2%
63%
16%
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for Week
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Par
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for Week
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Range
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Bower
Sales
Exchange
Week's
Last
Friday
Bohn Aluminum
Week's
Exchange
Stock Exchange
Apr
20% Jan
59%
35%
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Jan
Feb
New York Curb
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Apr
Jan
5%
665
5
1
220
24
1
48%
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Feb
23%
•
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Jan
Jan
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150
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Apr
10
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—
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25
—
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157
•
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34%
Apr
*
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30%
13% Mar
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141
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Apr
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Mar
57%
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9%
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•
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102%
Formica Insulation
14%
Jan
—
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Feb
8%
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15
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Feb
34%
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11%
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92%
33
25
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14
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13%
•
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20
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Jan
34% Mar
38%
-
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78%
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Feb
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50
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Coca
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66%
60
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33
33%
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74
33%
33%
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95%
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Cincinnati
Jan
72%
—
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Motor
9% Mar
.-16% Mar
75
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30%
58% Mar
Par
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89% Mar
47%
15
87
Last
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Champion Paper
Churngold Corp
27
80% Mar
18%
STOCKS
—
712
Feb
78%
Friday
Burger Brewing
Apr
28%
•
(Ohio)
16
Cincinnati Stock
——_
Apr
131
81%
Oil
Packard
Baldwin
Mach
Mar
35 %
46
—
American Metal Prod
Laundry
36
156%
Jan
80
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Apr
Jan
48%
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23
12.50
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10
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—
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Jan
25
Waldorf System
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Federated Dep't Stores
12 Vs.
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14
7
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48%
Jan
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Jan
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31
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Products
Columbia
33
Jan
11%
100
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20%
34
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383
18
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preferred
Cities
37%
33
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2,547
41
High
211
1,085
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14
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Apr
11
22%
5
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76%
38%
•
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Jan
48%
1
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66%
46
8%
2.50
Inc
191
Feb
40% Mar
57%
10
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50
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Armco Steel
Jan
57%
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Quincy Mining Co
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21%
158
Jan
41%
83%
100
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150
38%
75
Apr
55%
100
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1
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62
105
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40
36
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62
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11
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Apr
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48%
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55
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Apr
22
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Apr
81
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5%
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Jan
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Feb
Jan
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271
40%
Apr
3%
50
19%
preferred
Rexall
33
3,732
66
preferred class B
Mathieson
15% Apr
165
5%
Maine
,
265
6%
Star
Jan
80
55%
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Jan
14%
20%
55%
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45%
850
80
.100
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3,018
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80
Shares
31% Jan
27% Mar
45
1st preferred series A
First
Jan
120
6%
Employers
32
Feb
Apr
5
Co——
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Eastern
50% Mar
156%
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&
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21%
22%
3%
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Calumet
Jan
Jan
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class
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Day Power A Light
100
Boston A Maine
cl
Feb
38%
146%
125
45
Railway-
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5%
40%
62
4,071
High
117
—100
Boston Edison
Boston Elevated
48
155% 156%
for Week
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Low
28%
—
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23%
41%
46%
•
100
100
—
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High
41 y«
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of Prices
Par
...
STOCKS
Sales
Last
Sale Price
16%
1,758
13%
Feb
16%
Apr
5%
1,870
4%
Jan
160
21%
Feb
7% Feb
24% Mar
5%
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 4901,
171
Volume
(1697)
33
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 21
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3% Mar
21
Jan
23%
Apr
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8% Mar
9%
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23%
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300
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2%
4%
3,402
2%
Feb
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Apr
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Jan
5,005
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Feb
13
135
35%
Jan
42%
14%
661
10% Mar
14%
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Public
1%
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2 Vi
Jan
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38
2,385
31%
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32%
Apr
Apr
Feb
66%
166
71%
Jan
72
Jan
150
66% 66%
a73% a73%
10% 10%
—
110
2,736
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36%
—
—
•
4
54 Va
Feb
47%
1
Coal Co (Un)
Willys-Overland Motors Inc (Un)
Woolworth (F W)
Co (Un)_.
Zenda Gold Mining Co
Jan
33%
66 Va
Western Air Lines Inc—
West Kentucky
50 Va
215
47%
Western Union Tel Co (Un)
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
13% Mar
743
„
;
10%
Apr
12%
Feb
50
/8
Apr
15% Mar
15% Mar
25% Mar
20 A
9%
10
21% 22%
47%
25%
85%
28 A
16%
4
47%
26%
87
28 A
16%
4A
Jan
14%
Jan
18%
237
16%
Jan
20%
900
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
Mar
25%
Jan
Apr
930
25%
20
23
14,781
25%
879
21
358
42%
3,089
Apr
Apr
Jan
47%
25%
Apr
27%
306
85
Feb
87
Apr
308
26%
Jan
28 %
Apr
287
14%
Jan
17
390
3%
Jan
Jan
Apr
4% Mar
al7% al7%
al7% al7%
17% Mar
23
Jan
116
19"% Mar
21%
Feb
a40% a42%
31%
33
50 52 2
102
38%
Jan
43% Mar
7,455
25%
Jan
625
40%
Feb
•
v
Apr
36% Mar
23%
65 y4
—
•
Swift & Company (Un)—
33 Va Mar
35%
!.
65'A
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Standard Oil Co (Ind) (Un)
36%
Apr
493
5
—
Apr
Apr
38c
14%
36%
•
Apr
38
Jan
36
(Un)
39%
Feb
16
35%
—
Feb
Mar
22
32%
Co
16c
55
36%
preferred class A
31%
945
25
6%
6%
—
35
1,313
—
Gas
■
Jan
Apr
1,654
—
California
Apr
Jan
9%
Jan
Mar
6%
Jan[
7% Mar
35%
preferred
Universal Consolidated Oil Co
Feb
2.10 Jan
Feb
55c
30% Mar
pfd——25
preferred
United
2%
35% Mar
Apr
44%
Feb
100
26%
30%
32%
35%
Jan
9%
Feb
6%
Mar
563
26'A
30 V4
Apr-
13%
...
350
1,000
Apr
18 % Mar
\ 12
50
27y4
15
2.10
160
6,000
Jan
197
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12%
119
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100
14% ,^,000
8%
19,467
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Feb
Jan
11%
>
4
v;- A
a
42%
101:
3,740
400
-
A
1,420
1,327
120
Jan
23
17
1
Co
Finance
Tidewater Assoc Oil Co
A
18% Mar
10
350
W
21%
16%
7%
29Va
33%
*
J
Jan
81%
41 % Mar
20
3,061
11
Feb
l,d57
7%
a4%
29%
5
1.75
(Un)
Company
Industries
Texas
Apr-
-
200
—
10%-S'
Jan"
17%
20%
—
1
—
Textron Incorporated common
Apr
'
49%
1,295,:
,
9
1,662
47%
18
18
a36y8 a36%
a29% a30%
__
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19% Apr *
48% Apr
42% Jan
115
81%™~
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Company
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I
;;
1% Apr
10% Mar
15%
2,062
48%^-
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2
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324
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10%
l
A
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23% Mar y
13% Jan t!
^Jan
37c.
4,550'
25%
28
1.85
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Studebaker Corporation (Un) ——1
Sunray Oil Corp common
—
1
4'A% preferred class E
———25'
j
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18
80%
'
:•
(Un)——100
Jan
a22
787
Stone
A
Feb
22%
Apr
19% Jan ;
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'•
18 %
47%
3%
41.
20c
30%
4
I
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61% Mar
100
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Feb
30%
3%
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161
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1%
11%
sre
Mar
a21%
25
25
25
Standard
I
!
16% Mar
"47.-,.
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*
Calif
Corp
31c
—
Standard Brands Inc (Un)
Feb
63 ye
•22% Jan
293
a87%
(Un)—
Apr
21%
3%
(Un)
(Un)
Southern Railway Company
Jan
393.;
a71% a73%
•
25
Co
14'A
Jan
Southern Pacific Company———•
Apr
7% Apr
Jan
y.55'--'
.
7%,
9 .."-i-"!
6%
'
.
18%
Exploration
Jan
Jan
18%
•
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preferred
Southern
15
14% -v'
;
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—
5 y a71%
—
Petroleum
14c
10%
56
—
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10
I?
317/e Mar
4%
a22% a22%
•
Co
Gas
Aircraft
4.56%
I
Independent
9c
1,540
28%
25
Signal Petroleum Co of Calif
Sinclair Oil Corp
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co Inc (Un)
Southern
1.05 Jan
Jan
20 34
.
al3% al3% ■<■■»
33 ... vi 33:'s
7%
IIx I
—50c
-
25
Sears Roebuck & Company
4.48%
Jan
27%
217
Regis
4.32%
Apr
19%
Feb
30% Jan
2,100
•;
a61% a63%<!-;
—1
•
Co
2,200
a39% a39%
—
Southern Calif Edison Co Ltd com—25
Jan
11% Feb
17%
40
832
20
4%
V'IVa
•61%
(Un)——-
Ranch
Solar
Feb
16%
280
85c
a31%
'
4%
Corporation
RR
12c
Jan
4%
"
■
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Central
Apr
14%
—
10
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
•
82 %C
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•
Development Co
Hudson Motor Car CompanyHunt Foods. Inr^—
Illinois
15%
Mar
Shell Oil Co
Jan
67%,,Feb
3% Apr
;
1,123
•
;
a31% a31%
Mining- —1
Holly
Hupp
Jan
Mar
15% Mar
524
.
al7% al7%
--
63 Va
238
16%
: 13%
13%
y
4
814
3%
*
40'r*Mar
25
67%
—1
pfd (Un)
(Un)—
of
11%
40c
common
United States Rubber Co
Oil
2.645
12c
14
36c
33%c
Seaboard Oil Co of
'
"
a40%
Hotels
Jan
15 Va
Apr
(Un)
Drug
Seaboard
v
17% Mar
Jan
a
a4%
—'
VVr
Great Northern Ry Co
Hancock
Feb
24%
Apr
(Un)
Oil &
Schenley
36% Mar
387
yVy
a52%
Hilton
9%
Feb
10
*
Ryan Aeronautical Co
10% Mar
a22 Va a22%
Company.
Corp
__
Jan
22%
a20% a20%
12c
14%
1
8%
205
14%
—
150
23%
Jan
Safeway Stores Inc
51% Mar
60%
8%
16%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co common—*
Graham-Paige Motors Corp (Un)__—1
Greyhound
*
8%
23%
—
6%
Inc
RR Co
Co
Richfield
Feb
60%
8%
-25
(Un)***.
&
810
'
8"%
*
Apr
61
Rice
Apr
6%
a50% a51%
-
—
-
Corp common
Util Corp (Un)
Gladding
20%
1,705
Corp of America (Un)
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp (Un)
Republic Pictures Corp (Un)
Republic Steel Corporation (Un)
Apr
7%
.1
Corporation
General
19%
10
Radio
Feb
ll7/a
A
General Foods
20 Va
1.40
Apr
13
37%
_1
Corp
Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd class A'—.
Garrett Corporation
Apr
800
9%
Incorporated (Un)
Pullman
Feb
&43
—
General Electric Co
20%
1.45
9%
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co
Feb
12%
1 %
.25
Ltd A
1
Liquidating.. Corp—_——_
A R.
Jan
16% Mar
1.40
Apr
Mar
22%
Corp
Pictures
Paramount
'
13%
Jan
11%
—
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Exeter Oil Company
1.75
1.45
3%
Jan
World Airways
American
Pan
Apr
Mar
<*10%
Oil
Packard Motor Car Co
%
Jan
•a42%
—
—5
Electrical Products Corp
F
Feb
Apr
577
Apr
8%
9%
*
Electric Bond & Share Co
58%
53%
17%
preferred A
30%
__
(Un)
Inc
Apr
53%
25
32%
—
Nemours A
23
53%
53%
3,430
preferred
Mar
.15
'
de
23A Mar
21% Mar
Feb
red
28
Corporation
Industries
33% Mar
50
104
22l/4
common
5%
1,572
Co__ 10c
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
Pont
33% Mar
a3
a3
Apr
Pacific Gas & Elec
(
du
143
Jan
22%
30%
50c
Class A
Dresser
Apr
90c
30%
29%
•
common
2%
Feb
21
(Un)
Company
30
•
Corp
Curtlss-Wright
Jan
60c
21%
Pacific Finance Corp of Calif
Western
B
5
Co (Un)
Curtis Publishing ^Company
1%
675
a21% a21%
1
Ohio Oil
Lighting Corp
•
(Del)
8,091
80c
1
|
Pacific
10
:■.&
1
_
America
2%
Jan
'
10
(Un)—
Co
Oil
Feb
2
77'Ac
(Un)_100
x
Pacific
13
Engineering Corp
Liquidating Corp
of
41%
20%
Jan
70% Mar
3
:■
Aircraft
95c
Feb
26% Mar
9%
Feb
_
Motors Corp
Continental
Jan
41%
3.00 Mar
22
*
Vultee
Continental
72%c
45
34% Mar
?
Consolidated
Apr
Mar
3,700
Jan
366
S
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,
Apr
237/s
75c 87V2C
2%
10
Co
23
100
Gas System
(Un)
Commercial Solvents Corp (Un)
Consolidated
Jan
a37% a37%
77'Ac
1
(Un)
Petroleum Corp
Edison
a71
Columbia
Consolidated
11%
a31% a32 Va
—
1
Inc
23
(Un)—30
10
Y
1,992
5
(Un)
Inc
Railway Co
a71
5
N
77y2C
23%v
1
(Un)
•
2
Sav
19%
Jan
Apr
-
of
23%
1.40
Feb
—1
&
315
31%
55%
•
Gould
Jan
344
156%
(Un)
Edison
Apr
24'A Jan
306
2,550
Jan
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp com
Chollar
27%
17
30,000
Feb
Clary Multiplier Corp
Consolidated
730
315
36c
55%
Cessna Aircraft Company
Cons
27%
315
2.40
146%
(Un)
Commonwealth Edison Co
26%
__
__
33%
173
„
Preferred
Jan
1.85
1,767
Co
Cities Service Co
Apr
18%
•
(Un)
Ltd
Corporation
14
_
29%
Apr
1.10 Mar
33%
156% 156%
(Un)
_
Jan
15 3A
1.95
100
Corp
Chrysler Corp
Jan
24%
686
33%
(Un)__*
Corporation
Products
1.40
858
1
.
Certain-teed
4,375
16
8
Apr
Appliances Inc
Tractor Co
1.25
29%
15%
l
Co Inc
&
Corp
Northrop
Apr
mn>
Caterpillar
1.10
28%
Mar
20o
Packing Corp
1.25
28%
15%
Occidental
21
Consolidated
Canadian Pacific Ry
Case (J I) Co (Un)
26% Apr
8% Mar
Jan
Ohio
16
Steel Corp (Un)
Mammoth Cons Mining
California
Jan
7%
Oceanic Oil Co
12
Corp (Un)
Jackson
23
|
Apr
Bethlehem
r«
290
*
Mining & Dev
City
Reserve
Bnrfrt
150
7%
.S
Jan
Basin Oil Co
Byron
Jan
25 Va
Jan
19%
(Un)
_
Apr
7%
6%
Jan
13%
(Un)
Broadway Dept Store.
47%
Apr
7%
•
Ward
Northern
35% Mar
156
(Un)—•
Co
Apr
500
3%
Jan
966
(Un)__*
Co
(Un)
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
45
25 Va
'<•
/
4
Feb
3% Mar
21
new
Corp common
Airplane
893
47
6%
Apr
15%
15%
a51% a53%
Co
Borden Company
Jan
38%
31%
1,250
Light
Co
North American Co
High
27% Mar
50
33
Benguet Consol Mining Co
54%
47
__
1
.
North American Aviation Inc
Range Sine* January 1
Low
Co
National Distillers Prod Corp (Un)
New York Central RR
(Un)
*
X
High
3%
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co (Un)_100
Bandinl Petroleum Co
1
Barnhart-Morrow
Apr
6%
—
1
Power &
Power
Montgomery
-
for Week
a3%
Works
Feb
17% Jan
50%
—
18
Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
Oil
7%
127
a53
—
/
_1
,
Monogram Pictures Corp
Montana
<
Jan
Sales
Range
•
1
Co
a52y8
—
1
(Un)
Inc
Petroleum
Minnesota
Apr
5% Mar
15%
Mfg
Nordon
Week's
of Prices
1
(Un)
Corp
Chica
198
Jan
Apr
Jan
8%
San
St
-
20
Company
Merchants
_10
Manufacturing Corp
Bolsa
Jan
100
(Un)
& Robbins
—
5 Va
Armour & Company (111) (Un)
Atch Topeka & Santa Fe Ry (Un)
Boeing
Apr
16%
A
38% Mar
1
*
Angeles Biltmore Hotel Co
23
(Un)
(Un)—
Copper Mining Co
Diamond
13c
Jan
5%
29
100
Los Angeles Investment Co
5%
Blue
Apr
4%
1
(Un)
Magnavox Company
8%
American Viscose Corp (Un)
American Woolen Co
(Un)
Black
9c
*
5
*
Jan
Inc
Apr
(Un)
Inc
&
Aviation
1,500
5,297
5% ".
al7 al7V2
5%
al7%
25% Mar
38 % Mar
■
11%
Co
(Un)
Co
Loew's
1
American Smelt & Refining Co
Bendix
(Un)
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Jan
Angeles Slock Exchange
Mining
Airlines
Bendix Home
9c
Lincoln
Apr
2
600
1,360
Last
Mfg Co
Power & Lt
Barker Bros
Apr
9c
—
Jan
3
Jan
13%
IV
Corporation
American
Baldwin
16 Va
2%
6% Mar
600
Feb
—
—1
Gold
American
Avco
Jan
45%
Feb
2% Mar
37%
1,240
v :
-1
_
Corp
Steel
97/a
7
•
Armco
6.496
Llbby McNeil & Libby (Un)
12
Par
Anaconda
16'A
Jan
1
2,091
Friday
&
14
4
4%
Sale Price
Tel
15%
1
5
Land Co
13%
STOCKS
American
275
Laclede Gas Company (Un)
Lane-Wells Company
3% Mar
j 1,310
1
_
common
Los
Radiator
High
a39% a40%
l
3%
;::
r
Apr
National
Amer
Low
a26% a27%
a40
Jan
Mar
Nash-Kelvinator
Allis-Chalmers
Range Since January 1
a27%
Kern County
•y 3%
.V —4
_
common
Company
Alleghany
1
High
•
10c
Copper Corp
1
Radiator
Juneau
Low
100
v'
18%
Apr
.>
Admiral
Shares
•
Corp
Kansas Power & Light Co
Jan
4
"
Jan
9%
1
common
Wayne Screw Products
Alaska
for Week
7.50
Kaiser-Frazer
23
Corporation
&
Apr
7%
12%
1
class B
Investment
Walker
5%
(Un)
(Un)
(Un)
12%
__
_
Superior Tool & Die
States
Paper Co
Feb
Jan
6%
2%
2%
10
-
Manufacturing
Union
Apr
1,200
2%
6%
1
_
8cnttftn-r>il1nn
United
2%
/
2%
-*isJ■'
Udylite
International
2%
45%
2%
■
Paper
Tube
Feb
640
2%
2% y 2%
44
■f. 45
IIII2
100
t%i..
4
V"r2%
1
_0
—
(H W) & Co
Standard
2%
Jan
15 Va
'
3%
__
Peninsular Metal Products
Soss
7%
.i
International Nickel of Can
Int'l Tel & Tel Corp
Jade Oil Co
1%
17%
2%
2
_
37b
17%
:'l>
^1
1
—
*
Packard Motor Car
Sheller
Par
Jan
7
.«<7,170
t;
,
3%
385
1%
7%
■
50c;f
10 >"
—
Corporation
Rickel
High
Sales
Range
.
Bale Price
,
National Electric Weldings
National Stamping common
Pfeiffer
\ Low
6%
Vy
•
——1
Mid-West Abrasive
Murray
High
VJ'
Last
Range Since January 1
6 Va
10
Oil
■'
1
_
—
McClanahan
■"
•■■■
1
Manufacturing common
preferred
McAleer Mfg
'■
1
-
-\oducts_—
Screw
McAleer
—1
Low
"
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
■»
13%
9
24%
34 A
al8'A
5%
a49%
13c
32
13
Mar
14%
9
28%
2,681
677
21%
Jan
35
al87A
6%
a50%
14c
1,069
30%
Jan
314
138
1,525
111
31,500
8
h—
Jan
—
5% Mar
Feb
1
33
Apr
58
Apr
16%
Jan
9"% Feb
28%
Apr
35
Apr
ft—
7
49%
49%
2%c Jan
16c
—
Feb
Feb
Mar
34
The Commercial
(1698)
OTHER STOCK
and Financial Chronicle, Monday, April 24, 1950
EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL SI
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
DAYTON & GERNON
Central
Telephone
Hibbard
Bartlett
39 %
39%
-1
common
Press
preferred
$6
Illinois
EAU CLAIRE
LaCROSSE
MADISON
MINNEAPOLIS
Power
Exchange
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
of Trices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
Low
Par
Steel
Acme
Admiral
Affiliated
American
Rad
Tel
22%
1,155
19%
Jan
22%
36%
39
6,600
17%
Jan
39
Apr
6Vs
6%
750
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
7%
350
6% Mar
7%
Jan
12%
12%
1,100
3%
3%
700
33%
33%
34 %
1,050
26%
Jan
34% Mar
11%
11
11%
2,725
9%
Jan
12
<Unj—*
100
Topeka
Fe
Santa
&
»Ou»
Mfg
(W
Bastian-Blessing Co
Benquet Cons Mining Co
Steel
Laughlin
ft
Budd
Burkhart
(F)
Bros
Canadian
35%
Apr
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
1 % Mar
103%
Feb
4%
113%
Apr
Leath
common
5%
Jan
9Vs
Illinois
1
Light
24%
Feb
Lincoln
450
33%
Jan
37%
Feb
Light ft Chem common
Lonergan Mfg class B
McNeil
1,200
11%
Jan
14%
955
35%
Jan
Electric
Century
1%
Apr
1% Mar
43
1%
Apr
Field
Marshall
Products
Certain-teed
950
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
Metropolitan
30%
Jan
38%
Apr
Mlckelberry's
Food
400
12
Jan
15
100
5%
14
13%
14%
850
12%
Feb
14%
60 Vs
655
55%
Feb
60% Apr
50
53
400
50
12%
100
12%
Apr
38%
39
15 Vs
16 Vs
1,600
6%
6%
150
Apr
Chicago
260
Corp
preferred
15%
3%
14
Hart v t c common
$1
ft
Brewing Co-
Missouri
Apr
Modlne Mfg
Apr
8%
6%
Jan
19%
Feb
Apr
11%
Jan
14% Mar
16%
9
1,500'
15%
15%
2%
550
1,950
3
37%
36%
•
20%
If.
2%
2%;
% 20%
8
14%
Co
28 Va
27%
16% Mar
Central
York
RR
preferred
Chrysler Corp
♦
20%
Apr
North
American
North
American
Feb
18 Vs
Jan
North
City
Co
Service
Products
Cleveland
10
9% Mar
27Vs
Corp
Clilfs
12%
Jan
15
643,4
Jan
67
Apr
850
7%
Jan
91
Jan
30
114
Jan
1,900
63
8%
Jan
68%
Oak
Apr
100
Cleveland
100
Foods
Illuminating
•
Coleman
Inc
33%
(The)
Columbia
Co
Gas
119
Ohio
Feb
14
Apr
73%
Jan
79 %
43%
Jan
46%
45%
35 Vs
V
675
'
v:v
180
(Un)
(Un)
Car
Motor
Consolidated
Co
Cumulative
Jan
Patterson-Sargent Co
Apr
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
prior preferred
33%
Jan
25
750
20«
Jan
25
13%
14
2.900
11%
Feb
14 %
25
31%
31%
32
4,042
29%
Jan
(Un)_.l
14%
14%
14%
common
Crane
Co
700
Apr
15'
Doeliler-Jarvis
Credit
Pont
10
17
Jan
20
25%
Jan
30
7 Vs
900
6%
Jan
(E
I)
27%
„1
9
8%
9
6%
6%
6%
500
32%
33%
170
4 Va
-5
Corp class
A—
__1
-15
de
Nemours
(Un).
-5
28 Vs
550
2,965
.'.1
7%
30
Jan
32%
9%
w
72
Eaton
Manufacturing
Electric
Falstaff
Flour
(Un)
.10
Co
Apr
36%
Jan
550
3 Va
Jan
4%
249
54%
Jan
73%
745
61
Jan
67Vs
73%
Apr
71%
48%
406
43 Vs Mar
48%
Apr
29
Feb
30%
Anr
—H
Mfg
Brewing Corp
Mills
Four-Wheel
of
America
102%
Drive Auto
General Electric Co
_
(Un)
Finance Corp common
General
Motors
General
Gibson
Corp
Apr
Puh'ic Utilities
Safety
I"
Glidden
Co
Goldblatt
130
92%
Jan
19 %
420
18
Apr
10%
100
10%
Jan
22
5
5%
500
Apr
5%
Jan
46
48%
1,798
41%
Jan
48%
Apr
350
6%
Apr
-1
-5
6%
80%
80%
16%
7
81%
17
5
12
,.
Mar
7% Jan
3,100
68 %
Jan
81%
385
18%
Apr
Jan
7%
8%
1,450
7 Vs
Apr
lO'/a
37%
38%
420
33%
Jan
40
28%
27%
28%
1,704
24%
Jan
80%
Feb
14%
50
14%
Jan
15
Jan
51%
•
16%
8%
38%
14%
•
52%
112
44%
Jan
54 Vs
Apr
16%
Bros
Rubber~CaIII
•
Oil
Richfield
(Un)
'■
Richman
(Un)
Corp
Gossard
Co
(W H)
11%
Greif
Bros
Cooperage class A
Greyhound Co (Un)_
Grlesedieck Western Brewery.,
For footnotes
see page
41.
1
2
Co
Bros
v
St
13V,
12%
Jan
2%
Feb
14%
Apr
7%
Jan
13%
Apr
Jan
14%
100
7%
2,300
6%
1,100
10%
Jan
16%
150
14
Jan
40
jj
Jan
,
Feb
13 Va
-
40
Jan
6%
Apr
1
16%
-
Jan
40
>
Feb
R% Mar
7%
T
/
7%
2,125
7%
Jan
23%
100
19%
Jan
23%
48'/a
-v"
48%
100
44
Feb
54
4%
800
4
Apr
1.505
23%
Jan
27%
100
49%
Jan
54% Mar
4
4%
24%
25%
53%
53%
6%
25%
6%
Apr
Jan
4%
Apr
Feb
Feb
7
6
Jan
200
9%
Jan
11%
Feb
1,230
18%
Apr
20 Vs
Apr
2%
Jan
300'
10%
1%
11%
2
1,250
600
Electric
Sangamo
Feb
Feb
Schenley
Schwitzer
A com
Co
Sears
Industries (Un)
Cummins
Roebuck
2%
2%
97
24%
100
23
2% Mar
-
Jan
10% Apr
1% Jan
Slgnode
5%
6 Vs
2,150
%
Apr
12%
12%
150
12%
Jan
14%
Feb
19%
19%
550
17%
Jan
19%
Apr
23%
23%
400
22 Vs
29%
29%
100
28%
23%
v.' v
Feb
.!•
3 Va
Apr
Mar
38
35% Mar
50
35%
Mar
30
Jan
2% Mar
100
3%
3%
25
Jan
*
35%
35%
54
53%
55
1,300
53%
Apr
58%
Feb
15%
22%
30,450
11 Vs
Feb
22%
Apr
2,460
20%
Apr
22%
20 Vs
19%
20%
25%
25 Va
26
16% Mar
400
24%
4%
1.000
3%
Feb
13%
14%
4,275
11%
Jan
14
14
14%
1.000
28
28%
20%
20%
20%
9%
9%
100
28%
•
*'
11%
Apr
12% Mar
14%
Apr
400
24%
Jan
29
Apr
18%
Jan
21% Mar
a%
Feb
9% Mar
3,027
I!%
Apr
13
1,500
25%
Jan
33%
Apr
19,250
33
10%
Jan
18%
Apr
6%
Apr
11%
32 Va
17%
33 Va
33%
34%
1,200
31 Va
30%
31%
.1,110
18%
14%
2% Mar
14,500
6 Va
4
Apr
15
800
>
12
32%
>'
Feb
4%
Jan
4%
32
Mar
35 Vs
Feb
31%
Apr
4%
Jan
2>j% Mar
Feb
2%
4
Jan
3%
1.650
21Vs
2,800
23
22%
23
9%
•
1
50c
•
2%
Jan
11
Feb
Feb
21%
Jan
24
J«n
17%
21
100
Mar
1,200
5%
15%
Apr
17%
3,150
>16%
Jan
127% 128 Vs
339
127%
Apr
4,500
8%
Jan
5%
15%
16
16%
17%
10 Vs
11
8
11
•
100
8
Socony
South
Feb
18% Mar
138%
Feb
12
/
Mar
8%
7Vs Mar
Jan
900
27
Jan
30
30%
1,230
26%
Feb
31 Vs Mar
20%
22%
29 Va
29%
23%
27,200
12%
Jan
23%
Apr
9%
Feb
Apr
.
7%
8Vs
830
7%
Apr
12%
12%
555
12 Vs
Apr
14% Mar
26%
8 Vs
—
23%
Jan
29%
3,900
29 %
Apr
6%
5%
6%
4,200
Feb
6%
Apr
43 Va
42%
43'/a
240
41
'Apr
45%
Apr
45
44%
45
550
43% Mar
46 Vs
Jan
25%
26
300
24%
Apr
26% Mar
4%
Jan
5%
3,200
33 Va
31%
33 Vs
10
10
10
Apr
12
Jan
44
44%
1,655
41%
Jan
45 Vs
Apr
26%
Jan
30%
Feb
1%
1
31
26% Mar
350
29% Mar
750
v
50
34%
*
Apr
Jan
29%
29%
30
2,000
14%
14%
1,250
12%
Jan
14%
Feb
23%
23%
24 Vs
1,840
22
Jan
24%
Apr
Feb
17%
Apr
•
V
15
5
17%
17 Vs
17%
4,200
18
16%
18
1,250
15%
Jan
18
12%
12%
12%
3,400
12%
Apr
13% Mar
52%
(Un)
Wonts
16
54 Vs
321
•:'v 9%
Lathe
.5
Southern
10%
3.300
3 Vs
1,600
Pacific Co—
Inc
3 Va
3
9%
Standard Forgings
46%
OJ1 of Indiana
500
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
1,800
14%
Jan
16
Jan
Standard
11 Vs
100
11
Apr
12%
Jan
Standard
Oil
10
10%
2,900
10
Apr
10% Mar
Standard
Steel
Oil
Jan
31
31
*
Co
Standard
6%
5%
30%
•
Southern
Spiegel
5%
•
*
Vacuum Oil
Bend
15 Vs
Feb
17%
28%
30%
54 Vs
Apr
8% Mar
10%
Apr
Feb
3%
Jan
2%
(N J)
(Un).
(Ohio) com
Stewart-Warner
Spring
Corp
(Un)_
46%
21V4
22%
325
17
21%
4,700
Apr
-48%
Apr
v
72%
Jan
28 Vs
18%
-
Jan •- *..."
25%
824
21%
Jan
P«%
1,400
72
27%
'
20%
42%
920
43%
70%
27 Vs
70%
10
9% Mar
200'
9%
Mar
51% Mar
,
Feb
31%
7l/s Mar
Apr
500
5%
5%
1
•
.*
'
Apr
9
3,500
10%
21
Mar
13%
3%
3%
21
10 Vs
Co
Corp
10%
Jan
Jan
7
6 Vs
12%
Corp
Strapping
Steel
OH
Sinclair
11%
26 Ya
Jan
25 %
'
44
&
Prod
Shellmar
10%
/' 750
19%
•
Public Service
14%
28%
10%
18%
24%
*
delivered
15
27%
10%
—
Joseph Light ft Power
St Louis
10%
27%
Jan
4% Mar
2%
*
11%
10
9%
300
800
Feb
23%
7'/a
•
•
Standard Dredging common.
Graham-Paige Motors (Un)
Gray Drug Stores
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
175
4%
2%
40
—
Apr
-Jan
10%
48%
—1
Razor
(Un)
Goodyear Tire ft
102%
10%
-10
.10
Refrigerator Co
Gillette
100
-5
.
General
35
>18
II. III
IIT
Inc
30%
(Un)
Rand
Republic Steel Corp
Rexall
Drug
(Un)
Apr
66
29%
—2
Controller &
85% Mar
6%
Feb
When
Eastman Kodak
com
(Un>
Co
Oil
Remington
Apr
64%
4 Va
—
.
(Ind)
Corp or America (Un)
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
(Un)
Jan
7
5% Mar
Co
Service Corp
Radio
Feb
Apr
48%
.
Apr
16%
Apr
7%
25% Mar
Car
Steel
Pressed
Public
Apr
20 %
28%
28
I™
Corp
Dow Chemical Co
Du
20%
-10
1"
Dodge Mfg Corp
82 %
12%
40
33 V3C
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
33 Vs Mar
12% Mar
6%
•
.25
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Domestic
7%
14 %
75
14%
~7
13%
Apr
28%
—1
17% Mar
Apr
4%
5
—25
50
100
ft Coke
Peoples Gas Light
37% Mar
20%
20%
.50
IIIII
(Un)
Jan
11%
2%
"2%
Mar
23
preferred
Continental Motors
10%
13 Vs
—*
34
15%
Pure
Consumers
82%
•
(Un)_2%
(Un)
Pictures
Jan
Aircraft
Vultee
82%
550
1,750
1
American World Airways
78%
13%
Edison
Commonwealth
11%
12
6
Co
Oil
Paramount
Apr
250
33%
33%
16 Va
11%
8
•
Co
Edison
Packard
Apr
32
5,500
Feb
*
5
16
Apr
63%
(Un)
Inc
System
18 % Mar
16
'
175'
15%
79%
45%
...
l
Apr
1
Pennsylvania RR
Clinton
17%
Warrants
Apr
67%
14
.
567
•
Co
Mfg
Ohio
Feb
746
79
15%
—
74%
33%
1
common
•
Electric
72%
•
Iron
preferred
$4.50
17%
•
(Minn;
Bancorporation
Northwest
11% Jan
Apr
192
67%
—
17 Vs
20
10
*
Illinois Corp
Northern
Pan
Cities
23% Mar
17%
—1
Co
8
Feb
1,636
8%
(Un)
Car
Apr
Jan
119
119
67%
30% Mar
Apr
Jan
99% 100
—•.
——
2%
—
14%
67
8%
.
Apr
21%
•
(Un)
American Aviation
Feb
2%
15%
1,800
67
.V'">
28
1,400
10
1
Standard
National Tile & Mfg
National
38%
7
200
29
14
•
Jan
Apr
3,700
—5
(Un)
Corp
Nash-Kelvinator
Jan
Jan
19%
1,700
9%
9%
.
Mar
22%
-*
*
50c
—
2% Mar
20
17
16%
——
46%
16
Apr
U
-
28%
*
common
preference
$3.50
Montgomery Ward ft
Mar
5
Jan
35%
237
250
8
9%
•
Apr
39%
400
Apr
3%
Apr
3% Mar
1,250
20
17
Apr
40
Jan
28
*
Chemical Co
Monroe
Feb
34
Jan
16%
16 Vs
15%
2 %
Apr
40 %
Mar
38
60
Jan
29
5,800
,
33 %
Mar
32%
350
2,300
22%
1
25
Cement
Portland
Jan
100
4%
*-
Convertible
8,600
Mar
22%
—10
prior preferred
16%
300
$ 3%
Chicago Towel Co common
16
40 % Mar
28 Vs
5
*
1
Supply
Piping
40
2,735
4%
•
40'/a
14 Va
18%
Miller &
Mar
36% Mar
18%
18%
9
1
common
Convertible
40 %
33% Mar
50
Jan
13% Mar
10%
31
30%
18%
10
Chicago Mil St Paul & Pac vtc
27
40 Vs
1
Corp
Minneapolis
16 %
_25
(Un)
33%
26%
15%
Inc
Utilities
South
West
Midwest
Feb
57
Apr
12%
53
Middle
15% Mar
Feb
.
58%
5
Ohio
Jan
43% Mar
37%
2,400
40 Ve
•
*
4
Products
Northern States Power
Chesapeake ft
28%
10
40%
8% Mar
13% Mar
'
Middle
l
1,190
49%
33%
*
1
Brick
2,585
13%
15
•
(On)
Apr
32%
38%
26%
—1
Cement
38%
5
10
Cherry Eurrell Corp
Apr
17
Jan
49%
7
z
Co
ft
Portland
13
'
I
Co
40 Vs
Jan
4%
43% Mar
500
14%
Llbbv
ft
Printing Co common
Lindsay
35%
5%
13
*
III Secur Corp common
Convertible preferred
Jan
14
Apr
Jan
New
Central
Apr
1,050
39%
*
preferred
$2.50
2V4 Jan
Co
ft
21%
5
Central
14%
31%
31%
10
*
Sessions Co
&
Lamson
36%
1%
38
1
& South West Corp
Central
Jan
8 Va
8
Laclede-Chrlsty Co——8'
Laclede Gas Co(Un)
4
6% Mar
Jan
1% Mar
400
50c
Brewing Corp
3d %
Jan
1%
Medusa
25
(On)
Pacific
Carr-Consol Biscuit
330
16
•
•
100
Muter Co
Centlivre
40 Va
14%
Feb
Apr
10%
Co common
Forge
200
13%
1%
10
38%
1
—33 %c
Knapp Monarch Co
Kropp
25,100
41 Va
14%
12Va
Corp
common
10%
Key Company
Jan
31
Jan
27%
900
9 Vs f
36
8
Manufacturing
Burton-Dixie
Butler
400
26
75
(Un)
Power & Light
23%
8%
1
common
14%
Apr
3%
Mar
•
Lime ft Transport
Kellogg Switchboard common
5%
preferred
Llbby
•
Ring
125
1%
23%
15
Inc
Co
Piston
Burd
~8%
*
(On»
Co
2,800
5% >:
1%
1
Bigelow __U.
Shoe
Brown
5%
10
5
Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
Efrach & Sons <E J)
Brown
2,150
1
Inc
W)
(George
4,800
1%
~5%
•
1
2 '/a
(On)
Corp
Binks Mfg Co-.ft
9%
1%
Pi
ibnj
Berghoff Brewing Corp
Bethlehem
8%
5
Aviation
Bendix
Jan
2)
Apr
*
Kelley Island
Apr
111% 113%
1"
28%
3
14
Apr
156%
27% Mar
750
'
Belden Mfg Co
16 Vs
Jan
35%
—-1
..
Jan
1%
J
Hi
13%
33%
3
Corp
Co
Barber
Apr
199
1,200
Jan
Light—
delivered
Kansas
22% Mar
146%
9%
4
Athey Products Corp
Automatic Washer
354
Jan
4%
Electric—
ft
Gas
(Un)
delivered
Power &
When
Apr
1,685
35%
1
100
Co
Manufacturing
Asbestos
Illinois
When
Iowa
Tel
ft
Jan
2,850
15%
Tel
Iowa
Apr
4
Apr
30%
#
12%
20%
28 %
30
50
10
(Un)
(111)—
Co
&
15%
155% 156%
155 %
Apr
3% Mar
385
20%
15%
Co
Copper Mining
Armco Steel Co <On)
Armour
20%
20 %
12 Va
Shoe Co
International
Apr
Stana
ft
ft Tel
Anaconda
Eorg
19%
v
(Un)
Paper
International
Jan
12%
1
(111)
San
Investment
American
American
Bliss
54%
7%
1
•
1
(On)
American Airlines
Avco
Apr
6%
•
Gas Equipment common.—1
Alleghany Corp (On)
Allied Laboratories
Atch
44%
Ball ft Roller Bearing
Aetna
3%
7%
43
Jan
28
26
•
•
7.50
•
*
—
Harvester
International
701
—Ill3
Castings.
Aluminum
Steamship
International
High
46%
38 Vs
Corp
Advanced
Low
High
22%
10
Co_.
400
3%
1
•
1
*
Steel
Interlake
Range Since January I
45
5
Laboratories
Abbott
28%
1%
250
Sales
Sale Prlee
Tool
Light
(Un)
ft
Industrial Rayon Corp
Inland
38% Mar
3%
•
RR
Pneumatic
Indianapolis
26% Mar
25%
50
Steel Products
Indiana
Midwest Stock
Jan
6% Mar
3%
io
Central
Illinois
Independent
21 %
25%
5
common
Co
Brick
Jan
100
Brick
Hydraulic
Jan
24
243
40
28
Huttig Sash ft Door (new) common—10
MIDWESTERN LISTED AND UNLISTED SECURITIES
19
Jan
150
7%
3%
..
Jan
22%
1.200
25
7%
:
High
11%
500
23%
24
24%
Low
1,900
19
23
3
25
Corp
Spencer
Hupp Corp
Chicago Board of Trade
Stock Exchange
Midwest
(G)
Werner
Range Since January 1
High
18%
18%
10
1
Corp common
Brewing Co
Harnischfeger
Heillman
6-0780
Members:
Shares
Low
1
Co
Instrument
Hammond
Hein
for Week
of Prices
Par
.
CHICAGO 3, ILL.
SALLE ST.
105 SO. LA
Range
Sale Price
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Jan
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Apr
12 Vs
Jan
21 %
Apr
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Apr
Apr
Volume 171
35
(1699)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 4901,
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 21
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
Stone
Container
Storkline
Corn..
Furniture
biuaebaker Corp
Sunbeam
Swift
of
Texas
Co
2,100
46%
46%
47%
802
11%
11 %
113/4
2,250
1
12%
12%
13
1,500
Co
...25
_
.
36%
South
La
Air
United
Corp
—5
_
Western
Salle St
Carbide
United
Co
_
&
18% Mar
26% Jan
32 y»
46%
Apr
69% Mar
Jan
11%
9
Apr
Feb
Inc
37% Mar
Jan
34
1,215
32%
*
49%
_
*
463/4
-10
1
(Un)
143/4
948
12 Vb
13%
15% Mar
9% Jan
761
66
5«%
66 %
Jan
11% Feb
1,050
14%
Feb
15%
15%
550
33%
250
29% Jan
20%
150
16% Jan
20%
Apr
Jan.
50%
Jan
49%
34%
1,494
47%
42% Mar
47%
665
46%
13% Jan
17
17
4 %
4a vs
80
Apr
3%
4y8
4,985
3%
3i5s
3%
3,300
3ft Apr
17%
177/b
100
17%
17%
50
4
Jan
*«=D
Apr
Apr
Vb
Apr
United
Light & Rys—
Rights
United
Paramount Theatres
S
Steel
Warner
—
Corp
Apr
23 V*
Jan
23 ys
Jan
34%
31%
33 V*
14,400
25%
630
13y»
Apr
34 %
35%
1,300
30%
J»n
19 V*
200
33 V*
Jan
13'/a
18%
12%
3ft Apr
16% Mar
17%
13 y4
32%
5
(Un)
Electric
—<
—1
•
Pictures
Westinghouse
—■—■
1
corn-
common
Bros
Air
Corp
Reduction
—1
Stores
Inc
•
common
Willys-Overland Motors <Un)_
Apr
Mar
15
16'A
16 V*
6*/8
I'll
—
I6V4
5%
6%
American
•
Bankshares
Industries
(Un)
(Un)._
Inc
12%
Yates-American Machine
12%
12%
Airlines
Inc
Power
Radiator
Amer
&
American
Tel
Viscose
Woolen
Tel
&
Co
15
15%
-
10%
10%
80 %
83'%
•
—
Jan
13
Apr
14
Mar
16
Jan
10
Apr
14 V*
499
Jan
83'/a Mar
(Un)
Steel
.Un)
Tel
100
(Un).l_
Boeing Airplane Co Cap
(Un*.
Corp
Corporation
Calamba
Sugar
5%
1st
Budd
III100
prel erred
Jan
14%
Jan
156%
Apr
Curtis
17 'A Mar
163/e
780
97/b
10»A
629
9% Mar
13%
Feb
2%
224
1% Mar
2%
Jan
11 Vb
12
167
10%
Apr
153/8
Jan
15
16
970
12%
Jan
16
Apr
67%
67 3„
68%
618
62%
Jan
69
6%
7%
1.253
6% Mar
8
Case
Delaware
Power
Rights
Eastern
&
—
III 3%
Storage
Fidelity
&
common...
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...
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32
14,793
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25
20%
21
24 'A Mar
Jan
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Apr
21
Jan
Apr
—
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10
(Glenn L)
Navigation
&
81%
35*8
37%
550
35%
Apr
41%
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63%
Jan
68'/a Mar
70%
82%
2,976
68%
Jan
82 Vb
Apr
—,
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Jan
Apr
21%
Jan
257/s
div
$1
preference
common
Jan
18»A Mar
Feb
487/8
Apr
35%
Apr
39%
Jan
6,309
23%
Jan
26'A
Apr
354
24%
Jan
4,914
17%
6,054
46%
48%
215
37
37'A
180
25%
26'A
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54'A
Apr
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26 3/b
Feb
28%
29'A
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30'A
Feb
21
21 %
790
20% Jan
22%
Apr
88%
487
66% Feb
883/b
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83%
82%
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14
237
12 V»
Feb
61'A
60%
61 Vb
370
55%
Jan
600
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Feb
common
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service.*
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Tonopah
United
Gas
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United
Inc
1
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1
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4
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Westmoreland
8,847
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Co
Paper
53%
28%
•
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——
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28%
19%
19
19%
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Columbia
Apr
1
Apr
4»A
3%
Jan
Jan
29
19
....
156
Apr
21% Mar
Apr
Apr
113
1961
debentures
$300
113
107%
Jan
113
Apr
Ludlum
Consol
Continental
Oil
16 y8
22%
22%;,,
204
22%
23
Feb
Mar
5% Mar
4%
14%
4%
15%
583
4
Jan
700
13
Mar
17
Jan
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6
6
30
6
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6
Jan
45%
44%
45 "A
146
43
Apr
48
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53
38
53%
645
34%
Feb
40
Mar
53
53
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16%
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Jan
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Jan
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32%
—
75
42%
553
1.75
29
32%
315
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1.65
27%
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43
30
7,800
1
1,682
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Mar
27
40
1.80
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Feb
Jan
30% Jan
7 %
Jan
8% Feb
220
29%
Apr
35% Jan
63 Vb
Jan
73
73
15%
16'A
16% a 16'A
223
68%
Feb
68% Apr
77% Jan
250
15%
40
16'A
Apr
Feb
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Apr
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21
25
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195
30%
Jan
32% Mar
525
40
Feb
43
3
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42
42%
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4
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31%
1.33%
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cap
43
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130
4
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27%
377
225
Jan
Jan
4
Apr
32% Mar
Apr
14% .Jan
31
43 Ye
Jan
45%
Apr
14%
14%
1.025
10%
Jan
15
Apr
7
6%
Jan
12%
12'A
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First
1
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.
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a
2nd
Steel
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of
Co
<Un)
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25
Jan
61% Mar
80
12%
Jan
14
115
95
97
20
95
Apr
0
32 %
32%
1,147
27%
Jan
109
102 V*
Jam
100
Jan
20%
20%
*
Co
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17%
Feb
Mar
Feb
20%
Jan
Apr
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9
1,709
7%
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11%
Jan
16% Mar
520
11 %
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16 ye
Apr ;
72
Jan
8%
15%
16 Vb
70
Mar
72
*
*
—
4
185
20%
34% Mar
16% : 16%
5
preferred
Feb
103
104% 104%' :
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Class B common
Jan
105
1
Curtiss-Wrlght Corp (Un)
Gicrgio Fruit Corp class
Dl
57
25
*
preferred
Apr
320
al3% al3%
13%
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/
7%
7%
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7%
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common
Co
Zellerbach
49
Mar
Dow
54
Mar
Dumbarton
Week's
•
Chemical
Range
72
10
33/4
4
400
3Vi»
Jan
4
Jan
30%
3 3,4
Electric
31%
1,025
29%
Jan
32
Mar
Low
—*
30
322
10%
*
Range gtees January 1
High
26 %
11
50
72
(Un)._10
*
(Un)
5
—
4
20%
Nemour*
Co
Products
21%
Jan
High
Corp
30
Apr
Ltd capital..—...———1
Eureka Corp
Liquidating Corp common
Florida Power & Light—
FAR
10% Apr
10% Feb
11% Mar
Food Machinery
10% Mar
Foster & Kleiser com
J'
Aor
10%
19
14
15%
201
1J%
13%
14%
492
11%
Feb
143/g
Apr
14%
143/4
105
12
Jan
14%
Apr
11%
Jan
17%
Feb
14%
-1
28%
10
McKinney Mfg
——
& Chem Corp
14%
77
22%
357
253/«,
28%
444
20% Jan
20%
Apr
34% Mar
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.
263/«
97
3%
1,000
—1
5
Corp
25 Ys
3%
25»/e
20%
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5
5
50c
50c
21%
432
53/e
1,210
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1,500
24
3%
19%
4%
50c
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
26%
Apr
3%
«%
50c
—2%
common
convertible
preferred
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry 5%
—25
10
*
pfd_._100
3%
9
Jan
4
Mar
3%
3%
6,041
403/o
255
32V* Jan
42 3/4
38
295
35%
38% Mar
7%
7%
7%
80%
80%
115
10
Jan
Apr
6% Mar
83/8
Jan
75
Feb
80%
—
3;i
10c
21%
8c
21%
18
10c
21%
253
8,000
223
Westinghouse
Air Brake
25%
25%
25%
825
Westinghouse
Electric
34%
34
35%
1,003
For footnotes see page
41.
13%
Jan
133/4
Jan
40Vi
16%
482
37% Mar
42%
Jan
500
13% Mar
Jan
18
Apr
7c
Apr
18% Jan
%
%
100
1%
l3/s
1%
1,420
11c
Jan
21%
Apr
183/4 Mar
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Apr
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22% Mar
27
6
409
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29%
6
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48 %
263/4
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2%
5%
162
Apr
6%
48%
Feb
Feb
43
47
3,756
41%
Jaii
50%
50%
205
49 %
Jan
50% Mar
80%
81%
2.298
71 Ve
Jan
81%
General
Paint Corp common
—•
*
11%
11%
11%
16%
275
11%
Apr
14 "A
Jan
100
16%
ADr
19
Jan
16% al6%
20
16'/a
Jan
18%
Jan
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85
37%
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37%
Feb
26%
12%
28 VB
12%
1,965
21% Feb
28 ye
67
67
55
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20
52%
270
(Un)
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—
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16%
preferred..,—*
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..
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McBean
State Co
& Co..
Ltd common
28%
12%
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(B
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Goodyear Tire Ar Rubber (Un)
Graham-Paige Motors (Un).
Great Nor
Ry
non-cum
pfd (Un)
52%
—•
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Greyhound Corp
Bros
Hawaiian
Stores
Honolulu
;
14%
Jan
69%
Jan
a
44%
Jan
#—
54%
2%
Apr
Feb
300
1%
Apr
125
42%
Feb
43%
Feb
10%
2,550
10
Apr
11%
Jan
1%
10
1%
Feb
Apr
16%
16% Mar
19 V*
Jan
7
Mar
14%
14%
—•
18%
(Un)
Oil
Jan
Jan
54%
Com
Co
—
Feb
Hunt Foods
35%
Apr
Hupp Corp (Un).__
235
18%
1.016
5'A
200
53%
54%
661
49
55 Mi
Apr
16%
16%
714
13%
Feb
16%
Feb
9%
Jan
12%
Apr
2
Jan
4
Mar
-.6%
Inc..—
27%
30%
.12%
15
17%
4%
Inc
Motor Car
Apr
12%
67
1,330
a40% a4l %
1%
*
3
Pineapple Co Ltd—
Holly Oil Co
Apr
Apr
i
•
preferred
24% Mar
Jan
15
Apr
Feb
23Ve Mar
81
Hudson
—;
*
Corp ——12%
Jan
Mar
*
*
Hale
18
Spring—
48%
12%
18%
/
Apr
15%
0
Steel
46 V* Mar
10
-10
4%
37%
Manufacturing
Mining.—
205
Corp
Golden
40%
Apr
Apr
Motors
General Electric Co
Fob
37%
■
General
Feb
M
72
333
16%
Pittsburgh Brewing Co—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass,
Pitts Screw & Bolt Corp
; 790
Mar
7%
Jan
Jan
Jan
22 % Mar
61
Jan
6%
61 Vb
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1
58%
100
11%
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common
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15
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common
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Kodak
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*
(Un)
„
Emporium Capwell Co
*
Emsco Derrick & Equip Co common...5
for Week
Shares
Co
Bridge
(E I)
Pont
Electrical
Sales
of Prices
Low
Fields
Domlnguez Oil
Jan
Walker Refractories
Standard
Apr
230
America Inc
Creameries oi
Crown
41%
10
....
System
Gas
San Toy
9'/a Mar
8 V* Mar
133/4 Mar
1,376
Aircraft
Motors
Continental
Convertible
Ruud
59% Jan
90
725
68'A
Corp.:
Vultee
44% Jan
com
Joy Manufacturing Co
New
Apr
51% Mar
8%
29%
Coppermines
Natural
3,600
29 %
Co
Pitt Brewing
$2.50
30%
/
67%
General Foods Corp common
Ohio
Feb
300
*59
8%
293/4
Edison
Grocers
6,500
Last
Co
Follansbee Steel
Mountain
Jan
58
class A__2%
——2%
Packers
Consolidated
49%
Steel
Natural Gas
preferred
National
Jan
49 Ve
■
45 %
Sale Price
Star
24%
98
59
-
—
Conso'^ted Edison Co of N Y
49 Hi
Par
Lone
610
10
Sys
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Consolidated
44%
stocks
purl
30%
8%
Consolidated Chem Ind class A
1975
is
Friday
Harbison
Apr
3.25 Jan
29 3A
common
System
Commonwealth
1975
Co
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Columbia
Apr
14 >A
30
25
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Iron
River
El
6%
38 V*
Jan
2.50 Mar
(Un)—*
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Eastman
F't-w-Knox
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&
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.
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Mar
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1
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Jan
11%
•
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38%
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42%
Jan
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3
10
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A
Allegheny
30 3A
37%
50
1%
25
(Uni
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Colorado
du
Arkansas
1,139
1%
10%
35%
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Baltimore
1%
37%
—25
common..
Ohio
Chrysler Corp
$3
Tel
1,100
Apr
13% Feb
14%
;
Mining Co
Chesapeake &
62 % Mar
BONDS
American
488
9 Vb
Jan
Mar
*
(Un)
of
Corp
Crocker
26%
2,320
29
10
—
11V*
42%
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10
26 3A Mar
243/4
•
common
preference
—
57
Apr
Jan
27c
Apr
__
*
(Un)__
Ry
Consolidated
.__*
Elect»ic common
Philadelphia
9%
Feb
5%
10,305
Feb
25
Apr
16'A
41 %
25%
16 %
25%
•
Apr
V'2
12
24%
—
Jan
16%
Feb
12
37
10
b'/2
Jan
10
10%
11%
25%
1—50
RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg common
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
10
17'A
•
5%
17c
3,900
a 10%
—
Jan
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7% Jan
888
256
3/8
8
11%
-1
—
—
8l/s
15%
3
%
__
_
7%
14%
*
_
14%
8
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Power & Light
Feb
2,090
Feb
105% Mar
Jan
24
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Central
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•
21%
22%
Vb
21
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Corp
Martin
Pennsylvania
21%
1
—
Battery
Motors
National
22
——
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Electric
General
coin
Light
i
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Sugar
—
—.
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Corp common
Pacific
Celanese
Jan
»
Co
104
15
«83/4
—
—
Caterpillar
Apr
6%
—2%
Publishing
9%
•
Packing
Canadian
Chic
Chrysler Corp
260
Feb
39
14
Co
Preferred
34 y# Mar
Jan
16
•
Company
29%
146%
Ink
California
California
Low;
High
15%
10 Vb
»
common
Range Since January 1
2 Vb
13
Jan
7% Jan
a8%
Cap
Shares
__
Works
34
380
*
of Prices
350
2,955
,
30% Jan
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-10
class A
2,828-
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11%
41 Vb
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5
Byron Jackson Co—
Co
31V*
—
28
—2l/a
——-
(Un)
Cement
30%
1,407
30%
36%
8%
9%
all2%ali4%
a24% a25%
6%
6%
19c
20c
8%
9%
5
(Un)
common
Art Tile
154% 156%
29%
35%
—
15
.
Calaveras
31
Jan
•
California
155 V8
Mar
32
-1
(Un)—
Corp
Sales
•
Apr
72
Apr
.2
Holdings
Sale Price
American Stores
156%
Jan
22 %
4
Bishop Oil CO..
Blair
for Week
Low
Jan
69%
97
41%
Range
•
146%
85
a22% a23'A
—
(Un)——.100
Corp (Un)—
5
Appliances
—33V3C
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156 156%
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2,433
a.71%
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100
(Un)—14
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Jan
8%
Friday
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Locomotive
56
50
a9%
3enguet Cons-Mining Cap
Jan
73%
50;
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Baldwin
Jan
a54
3
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Arundel
56
-
Broadway Dept Store
&
a54
—13
Apr
•
Borg-Warner
Tel
Apr
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Apr
*'
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American
Feb
16%
Baltimore & Ohio RR
1)%
1,250
5
capital
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
V
21
(Un)
6%
4% Mar
Apr
Jan
Corp common (Un)
reb
Jan
2%
a24%
6%
Bendix Home
Apr
13%
(Un)_100
..5
2.50
P10
Apr
Jan
Jan
12
Jan
20%
Topeka Ac Santa Fe
Corp (Un)
Atlas Imperial Diesel Engine
Atok Big Wedge Mining Co
16 V2
9%
100
Atlas
Apr
1,685
500
9%
19'A
11V*
4
410
5
35%
3% Mar
15%
—
(Un)
Locomotive
100
3%
20%
Anglo Calif Natl Bank
Baldwin
3'/a
11%
29%
35"%
Avco Mfg
Jan-
3%
3%
15%
com
com
25
Apr
.
50
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(111)
Apr
Apr
2%
3%
20%
Anaconda Copper Mining (Un)
Armour & Co
38%
22%
600
—
(Un)
Co
28 V* Mar
130
3
3
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Corp
1,094
3
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900
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14%
900
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CO—_-10
Mining
15% Jan
100
,
for Week
of Prices
l
•
(Un)
Gold
Alleghany Corp
Bethlehem
Wisconsin
Woodall
Co
Juneau
Bendlx
White Motor Co
Wieboldt
—5
Atchison
...
Certificates of interest
U
Admiral
Apr
32 %
Sales
Range
Par
Abbott Laboratories common.
American
Apr
14%
16
_
_
div
14
14%
—
5
(Un)
without
367/s
13% Mar
10% Jan
19%
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Air
Corp
Carbon.
&
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\
15%
—5
(They.
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—
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36%
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Co
Jan
16
150
Ltd—
deposit
Transcontinental
Union
32%
Week's
STOCKS
8% Mar
Jan
Exchange
Friday
Last
Sale Price
High
Alaska
_
Corp
Timken-Detroit
208
17
5
Thor
Trane
16%
30
.
International
Ctfs
7%
1,100
32%
Tool
Co.
&
8%
8
16 y8
_
Machine
Low
i
_
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High
—10
Corp.
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Sunray Oil (Un).
Swift
8%
•
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Sunastrand
Low
1
..
San Francisco Stock
for Week
Sale Price
—
12%
12%
109
1
a3%
a3%
60
-
3%
Feb
Jan
-
(1700)
36
The
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle,
Monday, April 24, 1950
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 21
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sale Price
Par
idaho
Maryland Mines Corp
Idaho
(Un)
inti
Nickel
of
Canada
international
Tel
33'/3C
Mining Co
Johns-Manville Corp
Matson
Menasco
Middle
Mfg Co
South
Inc
&
M
Monolith
&
M
Cement
National
Corp
Distillers
(Un)
Niagara
North
7%
Pig
Feb
19
'n
Mar
54%
Jan
47%
Apr
33%
of
(Un)
Corp
Republic
29%
Apr
32%
Jan
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Utt£L
24
Apr
11
Jan
Jan
27% Mar
Richfield
Oil
Jan
44
Apr
Riverside
Cement
16%
Apr
Roos
15%
Jan
S
10%
Feb
1.60
a__
Mar
a__
Feb
2.50
a._
—
Rheem
Pacific
Ry
7,900
19c
Apr
26c
Mar
18c
3,500
15c
Feb
19c
Jan
4%
92
9
9%
50
22
22%
300
21% Mar
23
53%
462
53%
Apr
58%
24
Jan
28
53%
27%
27%
4
Mar
9
430
Jan
4%
Oliver
20
20%
1,440
17%
Jan
20%
20%
21
2,273
16%
Jan
22
a8%
20
8%
Jan
9%
Class
23%
355
Jan
24%
L
22
Apr
33
7%
Jan
950
9'%
Apr
11%
11%
Jan
15
15
Can
Pacific
Coast
3,779
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5%%
5%
1st
5%
5%
red
Pacific
1st
Pacific
1st
Public
Tel
it
Utah
Cons
Mines
•
Pulp
37%
36%
37%
1,165
32
Feb
38
Apr
24
23%
24%
950
22
Feb
24%
Apr
,
17%
17%
17%
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16
Feb
17%
Apr
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31%
30%
32%
2,210
29 % Mar
32%
Apr
com
•35%
34%
(Un)
•
lis
Jan
36 Vb Mar
26%
Apr
27%
62
29%
Jan
30% Mar
preferred
32%
Southern
Pacific
Sperry Corp
Spiegel Inc
32%
175
31%
Jan
32 %
12%
12%
1,402
11%
Jan
13% Mar
52%
5
54%
1,271
50%
Jan
54%
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314
26%
Jan
Apr
28% Mar
9%
Jan
10%
12%
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53% Mar
Standard Oil Co of N J
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Jan
22%
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Apr
33%
33%
33%
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30
30
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31
Feb
21%
Jan
61
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Jan
71
1
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Jan
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25
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36%
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66%
415
59%
Jan
65
Apr
25%
25%
1.355
23
Jan
25%
Apr
14%
J&n
18%
Apr
18
Jan
•20%
Apr
cap
Jan
40c
Jan
3.00 Apr
Tide Water
Transcontinental & Western Air
1.40
Texas
Mar
32
Jan
34% Mar
27
Jan
31%
30%
225
30
Jan
30%
Apr
Company
Union
12
457
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
Union
(Un)
20
Associated
Oil
a65%
10
com
Corp
a
3
17%
17%
18%
34,346
5
19%
19%
20
275
Apr
Carbide
Oil
&
Carbon
(Un)—J•
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of
47
10
Jan
United Aircraft Corp
200
11%
Feb
12%
Jan
United
100
8%
Jan
9%
4%
4%
7,431
4%
Apr
5%
Feb
50
'854
42% Mar
47%
26%
25%
26%
2,347
25%
Apr
"13%
13%
500
13%
Jan
14%
5% Mar
21
7
Lines
290
25%
Jan
737
13%
Jan
(Un)
0
Inc
a27% a28%
10
16%
16%
,28
.
United
Jan
22%
Feb
34%
Jan
*
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(Un)—1
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Steel
Corp
Universal
1
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al7%
32%
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32%
common
Consolidated
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130
18
122
33
4,123
a50 a52%
10
3%
65
a
•
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Co
Co
415
29%
Jan
30%
Feb
Victor
29
29
165
28
Jan
29 %
Feb
Warner
28%
—
29
460
28
Jan
29%
Feb
Wells Fargo Bank
817
52%
Feb
55 Vh
Apr
Westates
60
103%
Jan
106%
__
—
54
__
55
105 105%
—
15
15%
965
14
15%
15%
451
14% Mar
24
24%
741
24
Feb
109%
111
740
101
Jan
—
—
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Feb
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17,624
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5
144
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;
23
Jan
23%
Jan
26%
Jan
33
Apr
41
Feb
58
Apr
147
Pacific
3%
Inc
(Un)
6 %
760
930
285
105
95c
4,057
6
6%
2,265
5%
Feb
a21% a21%
143
21%
Feb
7% Mar
21% Apr
Jan
V- 9% Feb
6
1
RR
i-:
8%
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Stores
17%
8%
9
17%
*
common
17%
6% Mar
7%
12% Mar
275%
90c
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25
Jan
Feb
Jan
1.25 Mar
1
530
■
8
16%
63
Feb
30%
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a—
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16
300
Jan
290
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475
3%
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4%
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•
Western
J 1,449
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
I
Westinghouse
17'A
Feb
21
Jan
21%
1,615
923
15%
21
18%
Feb
21 %
Apr
2%
2%
18
Jan
31%
a—
,
1,200
2%
Apr
2%
Apr
Union
Wool worth
Telegraph
Elec
Yellow
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
Motors
W)
(F
•
28
24%
49%
28%
2.045
34 %
35%
1,035
31 %
Jan
,
.
Jan
a6
a6 %
95
5%
Feb
49%
12%
(Un)__
49%
270
48%
Jan
3%
400
3%
Apr
1
(Un)
10
Cab Co common
1
3%
.
•
20
Mar
28%
35%
Apr
7
Feb
50%
,
Apr
Jan
5
.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
Last
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
Range Since January 1
*
Par
Sales
Canada
Range
for Week
Canada
of Price*
Shares
Range Since January 1
High
Low
t
High
Northern
-
Canadian
28%
11,451
21 Yb
Jan
29 Yb
Apr
;
Canadian Bronze
23%
23%
4,946
22%
Jan
24 y8
25%
f
Canadian
24%
Apr
375
24
Feb
25 V*
8%
8%
Apr
350
f
High
Low
High
11
11
120
a99%
alOO
15
100
Jan
19
19
19%
1,305
14
Jan
21%
39
39
40
285
34
Jan
22%
22%
5,900
41% Mar
23% Jan
-
■
tsi
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•
10% Mar
12V*
100
Jan.
Jan
16%
17%
14,335
60
59%
60%
3,615
26%
26%
26%
430
6%
6%
100
46%
8%
80
255
8%.
79
27%
8%
Jan
13%
Jan
17%
52%
Feb
60%
Apr
Apr
Canadian
Jan
27
Mar
$1.75
Apr
9
Jan
6%
45% Mar1
7
75
Jan
24%
Jan
46%
Jan
730
2,336
Canadian Car &
26
2,015
-
9
27%
-
Ltd
.
|
21% Mar
Apr
26%
26%
570
41%
40%
41%
6,155
25
Jan
39%
Feb
27
41%
i
Cottons- common——
preferred
;
Fairbanks 6%
Apr
Canadian
Foreign Investment
Apr
Class
Apr
12%
1,305
11
Feb
24%
Jan
20 %
*
Jan
12% Mar
14%
14%
1,260
14
Jan
15
34%
34
34%
4,330
28%
Jan
34%
39%
39%
40
560
37%
Jan
40
22%
22%
23
305
22%
Jan
24%
45
Jan
26 %
Apr
28
Jan
Apr
133
Jan
14%
*
45%
class Aj;
9.30
9.30
200
8.80
Apr
9.80
Feb
Canadian
Oil
23%
23%
Jan
23%
25%
Jan
27%
Jan
Canadian
Pacific
a26 % a 26%
10
26
Mar
27%
Jan
100
Jan
131
33
90
32
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1
v
Jan
Apr
Mar
46
Jan
Jan
Feb
36%
Jan
12
11%
12
4,410
8%
Jan
12%
Apr
12
11%
12
2,040
8%
Jan
12
Apr
26%
27%
1.635
•/
Cockshutt Plow
10
50
,
-
29
Jan
Feb
18
Mar
16% Mar
19
22% Mar
Apr
26 %
17,590
3,915
19
26%
50
33
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Locomotive
26%
75
26%
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♦
23%
45%
26%
131 131 %
26%
preferred—100
B
Canadian
Feb
19
*
25
—
Canadian
Mar
23
'-15
25
Apr
,
630
al9
25
20
Celanese common
$1.00 series
6%
24%
12%
*
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a!9
preferred
Canadian
Jan
•'
_•
Foundry common
Canadian Ind Alcohol
26%
common.
Class A
8% Mar
80
0
common——.
Canners
20
Corp
cl
100
9.30
100 % 100 %
3.80
3.70
4.00
17,420
2%
Jan
100% Mar
•
.
4
Apr
Consumers
29%
29%
29%
760
27%
Jan
29%
Jan
Distillers
4.05
3.80
4.15
8,301
2%
Jan
4.15
Apr
Dominion
19% Mar
Dominion
II
I
Dredging
Canada Cement common—
$1.30 preferred
—III*
~_5
19
19
60
17
Mar
"7
7
7
220
>6%
Feb
8
Mar
Dominion
34%
34%
35
1,145
30%
Jan
35
Apr
Dominion
8.00
8.20
725
8.00
Apr
9.75 Mar
5%
*
Smelting
Glass
=
Coal
6% preferred
Corset
Co
preferred
37
36
37%
3,032
34
Jan
38%
Jan
29%
Dominion Foundries & Steel
29%
29%
775
29
Jan
29%
Jan
Dominion
28%
28%
100
27
Jan
28%
Feb
page 41.
7%
preferred
17%
16%
18
"
18
18%
425
15%
17,217
'
16%
16%
1,714
13
13
150
100
97
100
3,586
25
25%
175
22%
Jan
25%
*
26%
24 V«
26%
29,995
20%
Feb
45
1,730
40%
Jan
45
25
21%
20
45%
21%
*
13%
Apr
26%
45
•
*
*
"
„
•
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
13
Apr
14%
Jan
91% Mar
103
Jan
Apr
Apr
% Apr
21% Mar
common
7,940
20
Jan
13
13%
2,900
13
Apr
*
6%
6%
.1
35
common
I—_20
-
17%
-.18%
•
St
Bridge
Glass
25
'
•
—
*
,
'
Seagrams
Dairies
1-*'.
Railway
Coghlin (B J) Co.,
Consolidated Mining
A—*
*
Companies
19
19
50
19
Apr
19
Apr
29%
30%
175
27
Feb
30%
Apr
•
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22%
t
v
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Jan
11
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Breweries
27%
23%
Loiu
•
Power Corp___
Safeway Ltd 4%% pfd.
Canada Steamship common
5%
preferred
27%
26
■
—_
Apr
LISTED MARKETS
Exchange
46%
/:
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Willys-Overland
r
Week's
8%
'
Apr
Apr
3%
Low
Feb
91c
a21%
100
10%
—
—
2.70
14 %
94c
1
Preferred
'
Apr
Dept
16%
16%
500
283
1
(Un)
3%
Apr
6 %
1
Air Lines
10
—
common
•
Feb
•
13%
14%
5
100
(Un)
Western
Apr
1U
Feb
(Un)
& U T
West Indies Sugar
3%
—
3%
'
v,'
4% Mar
Jan
111
Mar
5
1
Pictures
Petroleum
Preferred
Apr
16
Equipment
(Un)
Apr
Feb
,17%
;
31% Mar
10,613
Air
\
27% Mar
13%
common
Feb
a27% a27%
47%
20
12%
Co
Sugar
6
33%
|
12% Mar
Jan
8%
33%
•
Apr
Feb
a65 %
j
Apr
11 %
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67% Mar
a71%
8%
4%
;
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v
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•
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Apr
25
11%
—
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11
246
6
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22c
200
%
of
(Indiana)
Co
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&
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Apr
40
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—
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Feb
Jan
27%
•
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42%
150
•
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Feb
208
*
*
35 %
149
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•
1,283
cumulative
3,087
17%
~
Apr
10
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Edison Co
8%
pfd—
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24%
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39%
43
47%
30%
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Canada Forgings class A
44% Mar
Jan
65%
30%
1
4%%
Columbia Forest Products
Gold
Feb
35
33% Mar
1
Class B
Bulolo
42%
238
23%
-100
Building Products
290
38%
47%
37% Mar
[
Power
a45
37%
—
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Columbia
38% Mar
a44%
37%
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Jan r
•
British American Oil
common
Preferred
British Columbia Elec
ClftSS
100
a44%
Standard
—
,
»
Jan
Standard Oil Co
31%
Bathurst Power it
Paper class A
British
9c
Feb
Par
Bruck
40%
Mar
35%
Sale Price
British
40%
7c
a30% a30%
Last
it
28,250
a26% a27%
Friday
Brazilian Traction Light
275
Sc
19% Mar
35
(Un)
Limited
36% Mar
35
8c
21%
100
STOCKS
Mines
Jan
34%
•
Canadian Funds,
Bralorne
29%
35
Jan
1,616
(Un)—1
Telephone
Apr
Jan
Montreal Stock
Bell
13%
18%
36%
(Un)
—
Jan
16
33%
•
—
11%
9c
(Un)—50
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Co—
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 21
4%% preferred
Asbestos Corp
195
150
36%
*
I
12%
204
33%
100
Canada"*^.
Feb
12%
19
36%
(Un)—10
Amalgamated Electric Corp
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%%
pfdArgus Corp Ltd common—.
29%
20%
CANADIAN
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum Co of
Jan
18
__
•
Abitibi Power it
Paper common
$1.50 preferred
28
20%
—
•
Acadki-Atlantic Sugar class
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Algoma Steel
100
100
2.35
Paraffine Companies common
Park
28
271
1.90
(Un)
Paramount Pictures Corp
Jan
28
__
Mar
33
110
common
Airways
33 %
33
1,875
1,300
100
World
29% Mar
23%
*1%
Pan American
Hi
Western
com
910
0
33c
common
Preferred
Apr
31%
•
Rights
Packard Motor Co
22
44%
Brands
11%
A„-25
common
Jan
Feb
31 %
—
19%
37%
Standard
31c
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39% Mar
425
871
9
com
Feb
20%
43%
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—
38
20%
Spring Valley Co capital
11%
preferred
Pacific
Apr
38%
r
Apr
29%
Apr
33c
0
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32%
Jan
256
23% Mar
11%
25
Service
Jan
23%
14%
330
25
Lighting Corp
30%
42%
—.
7% Mar
25*!',#.-
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Pacific Portland Cement
648
1,678
Jan
5
series
32%
29%
38%
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Co
U
preferred
32%
20
Union
1st preferred
red preferred
Feb
Feb
Apr
21%
26
74
10%
——15
preferred
Feb
Apr
—
A_———*
common
13%
60
22%
5
Electric
Apr
230
475
__
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1st preferred
11%
63
9%
1,361
21%
20
6%
Apr
23
21%
Pac Gas
7%
27%
—
(Un)—•
Inc—
325
300
14%
1,145
10
Apr
7%
11%
14%
50
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23
22%
47
Pacific Finance Corp (Un)__„.
Mar
Jan
—
47
Co
31
12%
14%
12
Pacific
27% Mar
60
—
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Cement
Southern
Apr
—,—
Pacific
A
Inc
Calif
4.32%
Jan
20
Plantation
American Fisheries
305
12,931
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—25
Preferred 4.56%
——_25
Jan
—1
Sugar
class
Co
Corp
Soundview
Feb
23%
100
class
Apr
7%
—
1
Co
Oil
Sinclair
Mar
9"%
8
Filters
Feb
18%
a—
30
Mar
a7%
(Un)
Feb
a„
15
Roebuck
Oil
Co—
Mining
Socony-Vacuum
Feb
14
common
14%
Apr
5%
11 %
—
10
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Jan
9%
1
common
United
Paahau
Stores
Transamerica
Edison
Apr
23
60
—•
Foods
Mauricio
Sears
Mar
a7%
Co
4%
Jan
Mar
%
29%
—
common
Fine
W
Shell
Apr
9%
a8%
10
Sugar Co Ltd (Un)
Occidental Petroleum Corp
13o
66
Apr
'
4%
—
100
Oahu
750
—
25
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Santa Cruz Port
■
20c
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&
San
Apr
'
9%
1
(Un)
18
50%
Feb
2 7/64
20%
—
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Manulacturing
Safeway
—
—
(Un)___l0
common
preferred—Jr.
41%
Swift
Ohio
Incorp
Steel Corp
23
__
•
18
22%
100
40
166
150
a36% a36%
—
1
Rayonier
5,500
4%
—
common.:..'
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345
20
(Un)
Realty
Jan
14%
(Un)
&
Feb
16c
20%
1
Power
Aviation
North American Co
Ohio Oil Co
Equip
18%
2.50
45% Mar
58
5,732
4%
a36%
•
29%
19% al9%
230
235
%
—
•
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Jan
13
—
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15% Mar
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7,085
__
pfd
23 %
•
North American Investment com
North
American
Oil
Cons
Oil
Com
Railway
8% Mar
20c
•
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prior
255
340
a46% a48%
a63% a65%
27/64
Apr
41
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•
44
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11% Mar
—25
7%
90
__
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Radio
Jan
225
—
18 % Mar
8%
(Un)
26
2.05
Apr
630
Z'.
550
16
16%
10%
Apr
31
Inc
Pure Oil Co
Jan
45%
14%
a
—
1
Products
High
1.092
10%
2)--
conv
24
14%
2.30
1
(Un)
Mohawk
Oceanic
Whistle
Pullman
Mar
.•
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Amercan
Northern
Jan
Jan
50
a38% a38%
—
5
Natomas Co
Y Central
Apr
375
16'/2
16
„
•
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Low
17%
10%
(Un)-"
Co.
May
43%
—
10
National Linen Service
N
49%
(expire
25%
„
10
National City Lines
Range Since January 1
High
16%
33%c
Corp
Peiroleum
Southern
Nash-Kelvinator
Auto
Jan
Dodge
Rights
20 %
—
—•
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7%
a29% a29%
23%
1
(Un)
120
15%
—
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com
32 %
a28% a29%
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Co
1,403
7%
16'/2
-♦
.
Low
17%
Feb
46%
245
47%
32
—
•
(Un)
Shares
__50
(Un)
Radio Keith Orpheum
18
wines
53
46%
„
1
Montgomery Ward it Co
National
36c
Co
±:
Puget 8ound Pulp & Timber
53
—1
(Un)
Power
Feb
46%
*
(Un)
Consolidated
Portland
Preferred
Montana
33c
4%
—5
—
Mindanao Mother Lone
M J
Fh'uips
Apr
16%
common
Utilities
Phelps
Jan
228
(Un)—
Co
Bobbins
Pepsi-Cola
11% Mar
3,378
•
-
Mar
16
5%
(Un)_
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
29
17%
1
Navigation
it
90
Jan
5%
—7
Machine
for Week
Par
Jan
Jan
9%
17'/2
common
(Glenn)
McKesson
a48% a48%
—
Bancorporation
Co
200
9%
38
25 % Mar
5%
•
Marchant Calculating
Martin
33c
33c
2,295
17%
(Un)
Macy & Co (R H)
Magna vox Co
Marine
5,471
—
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Inc
225
16
—10
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High
2.05
Apr
Mar
0
Co
Libby McNeill & Libby
Loew's
27%
13%
38
1
Copper Corp (Un)
County Land Company
Salt
10%
27%
1.70
8.75
•
Kennecott
Leslie
9%
.a
—
•
Kalser-Fraz-r Corp
Kansas Power & Light
Kern
9%
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(Un)
20
Low
15%
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3,800
Sales
Range
of Prices
t
(Un)—•
com
1.90
Weeks
Last
Sale Price
**
STOCKS
Range Since January 1
High
a36% a36%
—
(Un)
Tel
it
Friday
Shares
1.70
1.90
20
Independent Exploration
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Power Co common
Sales
Range
Last
■<
30
6%
Apr
13%
.
7%
Apr
Apr
•
47
48
506
44% Mar
48
Jan
20
36
36
170
35
36%
Feb
Jan
'
Volume
171
Number 4901,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1701)
CANADIAN
-
Friday
STOCKS—
Week's
Last
Par
Dominion Steel
Dominion
<fe
Stores
Coal
class
B
,
•
Ltd
Dominion Tar & Chemical red
Dominion Textile common
7%
preferred
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Donohue
Dryden
East
4!/2%
Faper
Electrolux
—~
of
"
common
Gypsum
Lime
Hamilton
Howard
&
23%
Jan
8%
16%
675
15%
Jan
16%
13%
Jan
17 %
17
Jan
19
17
1,175
160
27
27%
2,710
99%
99%
115
27
19
16
33
Jan
Jan
875
109
20
106
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109
alll
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Apr
25
110
Jan
111
2.85
2.95
Apr
200
Jan
3
Feb
19%
19%
105
105
105
19
19
19%
r
17%
2%
350
17%
10
•
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12
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49
49
46 %
44
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3,570
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30
100
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10
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35
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37
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32
37
Jan
101
29%
Jan
35
Feb
37
Inglis (John)
International
•
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Bronze
of
Paper
32
32
45
43%
10%
10%
54%
22%
22%
15%
17%
23
29% Mar
32%
37%
Jan
45 Va
Jan
11%
46
Jan
55
19%
1,920
Feb
23%
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class
A
:
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common
•
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class
A_
1
50
Drug & Chemical
Car
Wire
Ontario
Steel
Ottawa
Penmans,
Ltd
26%
St
4%
B
Sheraton
Sherwin
Ltd
class
Williams
7%
preferred
Sicks
Breweries
Common
Simpsons class
4 %%
A
•
Standard
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'
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Rights
.
Weston
(George)
4 % 'c
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5rIr
6%
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new
common
29
Feb
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29
Feb
Eastern
Feb
22%
Apr
East
50%
Jan
51
37%
Jan
Montreal
Nova
.
Scotia
—
For footnotes see page 41.
10
8%
550
10%
2.00
65
40c
40c
11
2.85
3.00
1,425
•
2.85
Jan
3.00
2.00 Mar
30c
Jan
Jan
80c
Jan
77,
103
Apr
43
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3
Jan
4.50
15%
49
15
Jan
15%
22
23
26,383
17"%
Jan
23
Apr
common—*
14%
12%
15
18,425
11
Jan
15
Apr
19
106
18'A
Jan
19
Apr
16
16
250
15
Jan
16
Apr
33
33%
__
*
:
19
100
50
33
14
14
58
58
59
175
Co Ltd.*
41%
41%
4.15 Mar
9
*
*
30
30
Jan
18%
300
39
60
25
75
18%
34
60
10
750
20
1.80
1.75
1.80
1,900
33
33
33
70
•
1.25
1.20
1.25
2,350
A—•
35
34
35%
Feb
Feb
Mar
4,811
Jan
41%
Apr
9% ^Jan
1,125
Feb
61
41%
5
Jan
17%
Jan
60
•
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Jan
12 Vb
9%
•
4%
50
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Mar
4.50
5.00
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Apr
2%
15%
18%
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10%
16V2'Jan
4.95
Apr
65
Mar
Jan
18% Mar
Apr
1.40
33
6
Jan
Jan
38
65
Mar
Jan
.
1.80
Feb
Apr
36'A
Jan
Jan
,
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75
8%
Jan
195
10%
Jan
19%
Jan
23 % Mar
22
Jan
24%
Apr
66 %
Jan
71
22
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Jan
A
•
Canada
of
cluss
11
11%
.
225
9%
-
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1,15 Mar
24%
Jan
11%
*
Apr
1.75
Jan
35'A
Apr
6
105
•
18%
18%
3,425
14%
Jan
18%
Company—L——10
Hayes Steel Products Ltd
*
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp_„
♦
10%
10%
10%
100
10%
Apr
12% Mar
32%
32%
32%
10
28
Jan
36% Mar
4.25
4.15
4.25
550
30
30
50
pfd-L_—100
red
6
6
5
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6
Apr
Feb
19% Mar
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,
11% Jan
755
75
4,519
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1
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22%
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44%
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9
14%
•
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43
Mar
13% Mar
48
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14
Ltd
7%
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168
9*
Feb
Apr
175
Feb
38%
Jan
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Jan
27
Mar
Lakes
Great
Halifax
,
;
Paper Co Ltd
Indus
International
5 %
com
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Jan
26%
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class
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Paints
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Loblaw
Lowney Co
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49%
Apr
MacLaren
15%' Jan
21%
Apr
63% Jan
Maple
77%
18
3%
26
Jan
Mar
Apr
10% Mar
22
Apr
13%
Apr
53
Apr
100
22
75
common—*
13%
13%
43
11
Jan
—50
53
53
57
50
Mar
9%
Apr
30
Apr
9%
22
Ltd cl A—*
4.25
Apr
Jan
9
20
(Can)
preferred
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5 Va
22
Apr
21
49%
19%
21%
10,279
4,480
•
17
Feb
Mar
13%
Apr
17%
Jan
Maxwell
12,990
Mar
6
Jan
8%
Apr
10
1,420
Jan
39
19 y*
39%
720
27
Jan
40
16%
17%
3,557
Apr
14
Jan
17%
Apr
97%
48
8.80
103
12%
6%
Mersey
Apr
84%
Jan
50%
Jan
57%
Apr
23%
Feb
25%
Feb
48%
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292
47
100
839
14%
22 (4
51
22
150
40
141
21%
22
795
20
22
22
335
19%
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52% Mar
9% Mar
20
14% Mar
Jan
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Jan
Jan
Mar
152
Mar
4%
Oil
Distilleries
Paper
Limited
Paper Co
Jan
Nuclear
Enterprises
Orange
Ltd
Crush
6%
non-cumulative
Apr
Reltmans
Apr
26%
Jan
98%
Apr
100 V2
Jan
20%
Jan
22
Jan
23
Ltd
red
5%
17
Apr
18%
27
Mar
>29%
Apr
7
Jan
a97 a97 %
70
100
Mar
25
1
90c
1.00
3,320
19%
19%
4,435
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19%
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3
6% Mar
97
Jan
4.50 Mar
5.00
Feb
Feb
10%
Feb
11
Mar
50
Jan
57
Apr
85c
Jan
17 3A
Jan
a_-
—
1.05
Jan
19% Mar
a—
*
10%
10%
10%
350
10%
Apr
10%
Apr
76%
76%
77%
355
75
Feb
77%
Jan
11
11%
150
9
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11%
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8
8
200
7%
Apr
12
Apr
250
8
7
7
15%
15%
25
109 109%
50
5%
Jan
13%
Feb
108 % Mar
53%
50
12%
12%
200
•
20%
22%
1,185
17%
17%
50
19
19%
1,170
18
Jan
115
381
113
Jan
preferred-
—20
Southmount
22 %
21
Standard
22%
Apr
1,085
20% Mar
22%
Apr
15%
1,050
14
Feb
5
480
5
Mar
7%
4,510
*
Transvision-Television
8%
Southern Canada
Power 6%
Investment
Paving
&
6%
5
a__
217
Jan
...
1.25 Mar
Feb
1
375
14
Co
pfd
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Apr
5% Mar
United.
Amusement
United
Westeel
(Can)
>15%
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Canada
of
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Western Canada
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1.80
Apr
Windsor
15 y4
Feb
Woods
46%
19%
114%
Ltd
17%
class B
♦
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•
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17%
—•
7%
Feb
15% Apr
110% Mar
53 y2
Jan
54%
9 %
Jan
12%
13
Feb
Feb
Apr
22% Mar
17%
18%
650
116
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54c
Apr
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Apr
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Jan
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Apr
19% Mar
8
71
12 V2
Jan
38
Apr
58
60
50
Jan
58
Apr
Breweries
17%
Jan
30
a—
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5
14%
15%
135
14 Va Mar
—_—*
16
17%
241
14
*
25
25
110
25
—
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Hotel
Ltd
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46%
6,060
27
230
24
Feb
27
101
101
Apr
5
100
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101
17
Apr
Alta
17
50
17
Mar
19
Jan
Anacon Lead Mines
•
42%
15%
Apr
Arno
•
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Ascot
Jan
166,950
Feb
13%-Jan
30
25%
33%
40c
30c
41c
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-
400
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Feb
58
26%
8,954
4,287
18%
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30
v',.46%
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53c
17%
52c
17%
17% Apr
*
100
Ltd-
•
36%
114
a26
53c
Ltd—*
Securities Ltd
7%
100
Ltd
Materials
Union
„
173
53%
Russell Industries Ltd
Apr
Apr
42%
Jan
red pfd—100
common
21%
403,
Apr
10
Apr
19
(Can)
10%
..
42 Va
700
52
part-2nd pfd__50
Jan
41 %
Jan
8% Mar
275
—*
Quebec Pulp & Paper 7%
Mar
15
35%
6%
57
cum 1st pfd-100
Apr
20
a32
Jan
17%
*
Corp of Can 6%
Apr
Jan,
16%
29%
10%
—*
Paul Service Stores Ltd
Power
115
.
9%
32
Jan
17
a4.75
*
Ltd—
22%
5
a2.50
Jan
15
•
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2,442
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Royal Rice Mills Ltd
3,670
14%
8%
31%. Feb
6%
57
S
Metals
Corporation
Mount
10%
a2.00
25
10%
Royal
Moore
22%
15
9%
a4.75
10
21%
5
42%
*
Refrig & Storage Ltd corn—*
21
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42
360
1,125
*
Ontario
&
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Montreal
9%
7%
1,320
10
com
Ltd
Co
10
15
25
16%
29%
6%
100
pfd
Mica of Canada Ltd
Minnesota
17
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10
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22
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600
.
22
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98
51% Mar
14
9%
31%
15%
9%
42
8%
31%
16%
*
Co—
Ltd
preferred
Jan
150
926
8%
*
Montreal
920
303
a93% a93%
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Apr
1,904
22%
21%
Maritime
Jan
57
52'%
52%
-
15%
104
43
47%<
22
Feb
Jan
25%
,
Paper
McoColl-Frontenac
25
14
101
103
97
&
1
Massey-Harris
Jan
19%
57
—
Ltd class A—*
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Milling
16
8%
24%
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12
103
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Power
450
12%
24%
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Ltd
—
'
Jan
18%
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Groceterias
1,270
•
13%
17%/
preferred
conv
99
18%
39%
Foundation
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30
17%
8%
.
6%
805
76
77 %
100% 100 %
12%
13%
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Jan
<
19
Feb
Apr
30
Jan
Mining Stocks—
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Ltd
Mines
15%
14%
15%
2,925
13
Apr
25
26%
26 3,
26%
25
25%
Jan
25
26% Mar
_.
a29
a29
16
27%
Feb
29%
20%
26%
20%
875
20
Jan
20%
Apr
Beatrice
25%
25%
25%
485
24%
Jan
26
Jan
Bob's
10
28%
23
28 Va
1,211
27
Jan
28%
__10
Apr
39
Jan
41%
Apr
Bouscadillac
27 y.
Jan
28
Jan
Bouzan
Mar
40
Jan
Brazil
—1
Ltd
5c
5c
1,500
5c
Apr
5c
Apr
63c
84c
374,800
43c
Jan
84c
Apr
3c
3c
6,100
2c
Jan
3%c
Apr
66c
79c
115,800
50c
Mar
79c
Apr
41c
84c
46c
9,500
13c
Jan
63c
Mar
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
Jan
Metals
40%
40%
40%
259
27%
27%
27%
1,445
10
*
40
40
40
125
39
Corn
1
Aumaque Gold Mines Ltd
Barnat
10
Royal
Toronto
a9
13%
4.95
Band-Ore
.»
a9
13'%
*
a65
Power
Federal
168
Jan
A—10
cl
Apr
Apr
61
Jan
57
Apr
4.50
Jan
Ltd-
Products
Feb
:•*'
2.80
30
Jan
12
Works Ltd
Jan
21
3%
39
pfd—__100
Jan
10
,
27,171
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc——1
Mar
Banks—
Canadienno
Commerce
4.50
Jan
Apr
115
Jan
,
7
Paper Co Ltd
Steel
Kootenay
-10
_
4.00
8
Feb
1.50
Apr
5.50
23 % Mar
88
175
Oilcloth & Linoleum
*
.
4.35
14
Jan
•
——„
150
135
Ltd
Engineering
15%
•
preferred
1,451
113
59
Limitee class A
Frere
47%
..100
common
preferred
Mills
23%
a2.00
!
63
30
111
43
•
common
2.80
24%
B
57
*
-
—
Winnipeg Electric
&
Jan
I
281
.
<fe Worts
preferred
Wilsils
Dominion
David
45
*
April
2.50
25
111
20
37
a32
(expire
Class
Jan
14 %
•
Corp
Cotton
Apr
54%. Mar
—•
Walker Gooderham
Apr
9%
17
na
Eiscuit
Wabasso
10%
Apr
325
—5
Tooke Brothers
Jan
2.80
Feb
180
Jan
13%
common
Mills
•
Stores Ltd
5%
2%
45
Ltd
Corp
___«
j.
common...
657
34,544
13%
-
Imperial
15
*
'
Preferred
preferred
54%
22
Canada
7%
5.50
57%
Standard
Apr
49
...100
Power
Chemical common..
of
5%
Cosmos
14%
Press Co
Steel
Textile
54%
%; 49
*
Canada
Paper
405
•
preferred
7Va
5
Div
31%
24%
18%
Feb
4.95
__
5.25
*
Ltd
Alcohols
40
20%
176
•
common
Adv
34
23
Jan
1
preferred
240
•
B
Southam
Jan
•
com
c
Southern
Jan
40
17 %
—*
General
Consolidated
Jan
20
Canada
__
122
18 %
common—*
Ltd
Jan
0, <68%' 70%
50
common
t
v
11%
.100
of
2
—
46
50
—
Products
B
26%
1
prefererd
•
Westinghouse Co Ltd
Limited common
Food
45%
99
com...
Ltd
Apr
'
preferred
4'/2%
Vickers
22
22%
44% )■
1
Paper 1st preferred
preferred
Series
50
102
168
49
Shawlnigan Water & Power
Series A
180
18'A
__
100
78
24%
•
Lawrence
2nd
Feb
180
preferred
25
"■
Jan
Apr
23
9
5.50
18 y2
8%
'
11%
—
Jan
4.60 Mar
25'A
102
8%
175
26%
Jan
100
11%
5%
Jan
Feb
33%
preferred-_100
;
5.00
24%
17 y2
1,051
215
10
a—
—
21%
25 % Mar
1,905
26'A
a—
400
51
>%
3
26'A
„
alOO
2,130
69%
i
•
3%
»
—
common
•
com
30
105
alOO
26'A
50
23 %
18 %
40
.
33%
*
4^4%
Corp
1st preferred
2nd
preferred
Apr
22
50
23Vz
100
common
23
13 %
Power
Jan
23%
Ltd_:—*
Co
Electric
102
'
17%
Lawrence
Jan
51%
Jan
pfd
Ltd
65
23
•
Royalite Oil Ltd
22 y2
Jan
21%
%
__
Apr
25%
20 %
5,545
•
Saguenay
Apr
25% Mar
290
22%
•
St
Feb
49
•
26%
21%
•
common
21%
22
•
Quebec
Paper
1,725
Dominion Square Corp
*
Dominion Woollens & Worsteds
Provincial Transport
Rolland
22 Va
*
Dominion
.100
t
14% Mar
Apr
1
Power
Jan
Apr
•
;
10
13
1.50
Apr
18 Va
45%
•
preferred
430
Mar
9% Mar
24 %
26%
River
Corp of Canada
13
70c
105
18 %
•
Bros & Co Ltd common
12 %
Jan
25%
26%
Developments
4%
Feb
Jan
70
Powell
Price
2.50
28
20%
Placer
Power
Jan
16%
69
*
common
500
25c
•
_•
Co
2.00
26%
100
Page-Hersev Tubes *
Feb
2.00
Jan
*
Products
104%
Feb
•
Light Heat & Power
4%
Jan
21
23
;
Jan
92%
13%
635
310
•
common
3%
488
—__
7%
51
...
Ltd
14,000
104
5,270
28
27%
21%
•
Weaving....
Mines
Ogilvie Flour Mills
7%
preferred
4.75
102
15%
23
27
26%
common__5
Corp
4.50
104
14%
28
27
•
5
Steel
4.50
Jan
25
Preferred
Feb
Mar
21%
*
common
8
81
5,682
preferred__100
;
17
110
2,200
%
1
Products
Consolidated
Jan
7%
a9
105
26%
*
Co
17
9%
60c
a9
Dock
&
Consolidated
Jan
Apr
16
Jan
100
25%
,%:Vi
Noranda
520
19%
15%
2,150
100
-
Breweries
Niagara
9%
17% Mar
2,770
2.00
55c
14%
•
preferred '
National
100
16
;/.
_•
Tramways
National
15%
9%
40
B
Morgan (H) & Co 4%%
7 (k
Jan
10%
Apr
1.75
•
Class
Jan
28%
9%
Jan
3,900
100
25%
•
Montreal Locomotive
Montreal Telegraph
National
20
16
*
(Robert)
Paint
Mar
Mar
9%
16%
Ltd—50
Claude Neon
Apr
19
24
50
9
*
•
Breweries
Murphy
12%
35
200
18
10%
«
Montreal
19%
24%
10%
Jan
55c
•
Ltd
Co
General
Commercial
Mar
9
16
•
Apr
15%
-
100
•
13
9?
McColl-Frontenac Oil
Class
11
•
Class B
Molson
50
-
16
1
Celtic Knitting Co Ltd
Chatco Steel Products Ltd
Apr
24
3
Massey-Harris
Mitchell
12%
f
Jan
19%
»
Ltd
Mailman Corp
12%
«
A)
Secord
Lewis
(John
12%
•
common
Ltd
*
common
9% Mar
Co
Catelli
Apr
3
t
Jan
7%
Jan
Industries
Cassidy's
Apr
8%
Jan
Jan
8
com..*
Co Ltd
__
Food
Canadian
Jan
7,647
"
Jamaica
Apr
4,284
%
Apr
4.00
6%
"
2.00
Canadian Western Lumber Co
6.00 Mar
Apr
6,009
54%
5
Ltd
Utilities Corp
160
-
12 %i Apr
4.25 Feb
12%
100
%>
11%
54%
100
3.75 Mar
100
1.90
•
Starch
Canadian
"
45%
•
•
International Petroleum Co
International Power
International
7ya
15%
31
-
V
5%
15%
15%
common
12%
5%
25
Canada.^...."
;
Nickel
International
•
common..
preferred
International
12%
A
Mar
9% Mar
464
2.00
Canadian Marconi Company
1
Canadian Pwr & Paper Inv Ltd com__*
Canadian Silk Products class A
•
Apr
t
700
16
Canadian Internat Inv Trust Ltd com_»
Apr
32%
4.00
7
...
Dredge
7%
Feb
265
680
>.
Jan
8%
Apr
87
-
7%
7
Malting Co Ltd
Canadian
Jan
38%
99%" Jan
"
1,685
7
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
Jan
26%
29% \ Jan
85% Jan
100
-
,
14%
Jan
Ltd
Canadian
9'/a
8%
__
Ltd
Paper
Canadian
Apr
5,425
&
Canadian
Feb
26%
.
16%
•
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Apr
Feb
•
Canada Packers Ltd class B
Apr
9,360
*■
14%
B
Company common
Canada
3.75
3,000
3.75
__
13
16
•
class
High
Jan
15%
20
Ltd
Low
30
8%
<
__
10
com,
class
Hosiery Co
Range Since January 1
High
97/s
100
Pulp
Canada
3,063
Co
*
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
Apr
14%
Paper
&
Millen
&
Col
Burnett
Jan
19%
&
Glove
Loio
10
5
Preferred
19% Mar
Apr
Feb
17%
43%
44
__25
Y
Apr
13%
>__5o
preferred
19%
Jan
103
925
..
.
Jan
Shares
•
Brandram-Henderson
Brit
Brown
19%
Ltd
preferred
Brand
Apr
99% Mar
19
Co
Bickle-Seagraves Ltd
28
98
5%
Apr
24%
for Week
♦
Ltd
Pr
Belgium
Jan
Jan
109
19 V2
common
14% Mar
29
Develop
Steels
Bathurst
19 V. Mar
a
Works Ltd
Auto Fabrics Products Co Ltd cl B
Apr
15
alll
Atlas
Apr
975
Glove
Anglo-Nfld
Apr
17%
Range
of Prices
Par
Acme
Feb
2
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Apr
725
32%
•
$1.60 preferred.
18
3%
14%
•
Acceptance Corp common
6%
Jan
Friday
STOCKS
Apr
Jan
•
preferred
preferred
$1.25
15
98
15
•
$4.25
$5
Jan
100
■v
31%
Bay Mining & 6melting
•
Imperial Oil Ltd
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common.5
Indust
Mar
93%
75
loo
preferred
Jan
175
172
18
al9
Huoson
4%
12
Apr
11
45
35
14%
Alabastlne
Paper
Feb
3,960
31 y2
I
preferred
Feb
16%
17
—100
Bridge
Smith
$2.00
22%
15%
.
•
Bakeries Ltd—'—
General Steel Wares common
5%
preferred
Feb
13
100
General
Apr
21%
Canadian Funds
Jan
36%
18
ioO
preferred
22 Vb
Jan
98
18
»
preferred
Jan
33
173
'
,
•
Canada
preferred
Power
11%
98
•
common
5%
260
11%
*
Corp
Co
Fraser
5'/2 Tc
22
173
1
Foundation
4 % r,<-
22
19 Va
High
5%
Corp
Gatineau
50
:•
Ills
20
Enamel & Heating Products—I
Famous Players Canadian
Co
15,282
35%
100
preferred"
A
Low
21%
Montreal Curb Market
Range Since January 1
High
20
22
*
pfd
Shares
35%
pfdl23%
Ltd—_«
-———^
Kootenay Power
Paper Co class
Eddy
21 %
.1——J__ "loo
Paper
Bros
for Week
Low
25
MARKETS
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
LISTED
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 21
Gold
Mines
Lake
Bcnville
Gold
Gold
Mines
&
Ltd
Gold
Mines
Gold
Gold
Gold
Mines
1
Ltd
Ltd——
900
Feb
1.87
Apr
3c
3,000
3c
Feb
4c
Feb
4%c
4%c
2,000
4c
Jan
7c
Jan
4%c
1.70
M
1
500
1.20
3,000
2c
Jan
—1
4%c
4%c
4%c
1,000
4c
Feb
5c
Apr
———1
Ltd
Diamond
5c
1.76
3c
———1
Mines
Mines
Mines
5c
1.70
Ltd—1
1
Ltd——
Lake
Red
77c
——1
3c
3c
6%c
7,000
3c
Apr
14c
Jan
3c
3c
6,COO
2c
Feb
3c
Apr
Ltd
Corp
1
4c
4%c
Apr
37
38
LISTED
CANADIAN
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
Par
——1
Gold Mines Ltd
Buffadlson
Mines Ltd-—--.*
—
Gold Mines Ltd.——1
Consolidated
Central
Ltd
Mining Co Ltd——
Cournor
El
50c
15%
15%
655
12c 17%c
207,720
5%c
Feb
15c
Apr
Metais Corp
Ashdown Hardware
5%c
Jan
Atbona
8c
8,100
4C
Feb
7C
7,000
5c
Mar
Mines
-10
A.
1
—
8%
19 %c
Aubelle Mines
1
8 %c
8c
9c
13,600
Aumaque
1
40c
39e
47c
169,100
.1
3.40
3.40
3.65
5,565
4.00
4.00
450
Steels
Atlas
Yellowknife
21c 22%c
66.000
16C
Jan
23c
Mar
39c
Jan
46c
Apr
Auto
28c
Feb
42c
7c
6c
8c
3c
7,500
5c
6c
5
Ltd
Goldvue
6,125
10c
27,400
837
27% Feb
23 %
Bank
of Nova
40%
40%
291
38%
Jan
41
Bank
of
393
4
300
38%
Jan
6c
Apr
Barnat
Apr
Barymin
10
Feb
11
Jan
Base
10c
Feb
16c
Apr
Bathurst
2c
Jan
5c
Apr
Class
21c
Jan
38c
Apr
70c
73c
8,200
56%c Mar
82c
Jan
19%
19%
19%
675
17% Mar
4.95
4.95
5.20
2,900
20% Mar
/ 5.25 Jan
4.00 Mar
9c
Feb
9c
500
4c
Jan
1514c 15%c
2,000
6c
Jan
12%
1,810
12%
Feb
3,000
32,000
5c
Apr
12 %c
Feb
30c
Mar
45c
Jan
83c
Jan
3.05
Feb
4.00
Apr
Jan
13%
Feb
9c
4c
4c
23c
27c
46c
4.00
12%
100
4.00
12%
Mines-L—1
12%
12
2,300 '
Apr
.1
83c
__
4,000
65c
1.19
5,500
95c
85c
Jan
1.12
1
1
83C
Mar
1,20
New
—
River
Ac
class
Sons
Ltd—
Bldgood
Gold
Kirkland
Omega Gold
Orenada
Osisko
Mines
Gold
Lake
Paramaque
—
33c
36c
25,650
35c
Apr
37 %c
Apr
Class
2.80
2.85
1,800
2.50 Mar
2.85
Apr
Brantford
Roofing
Traction
Mines
Mines
Pato Cons Gold
10 YtC
14c
64,000
14c
14c
Ltd
1.20
1.20
200
7c
7c
1,500
3.70
3.80
1
Ltd————
__
—1
Dredging Ltd .———-1
Pitt
Gold Mining Co Ltd
—_l
Labrador Development Co
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd—1
1,050
37%c
Apr
Apr
14c
7c
14c
Apr
1.13
1.25 Mar
Feb
7c
Apr
7c
4.00
Jan
3.05
6c
Feb
4c
Apr
Feb
3c
3c
2,000
2%c
Jan
5c
Feb
1.02
Feb
1.52
Apr
Jan
23%
———*
2314
22
23 %
2,470
5c
5%c
18,000
3c
Jan
5%c
Apr
9c
10c
25,500
7c
Jan
14c
Jan
Santiago Mines Ltd—
Sheep Creek Gold Mines
5c
l
...
_
"We
Mines
(Quebec)
Ltd—
Rock
Mines,
Mines
7.80
200
35c
35c
1,600
90c
86c
58c
58c
'
••
Ltd
*
'
Surf Inlet Consol Gold—
Mar
62c
Jan
6c
Jan
10c
Mar
1,000
1,200
3.20
21,280
12c
JO)'
14e
1.55
400
2.32
7c
Feb
1,400
9,000
12,300
52c
1
waite Amulet Mines Ltd
__
_*
—
■
OH BtOCKs—■
Calvan
Petroleums
Central Leduc
•
*
—
Oils
1.36
Jan
14'Ac
Jan
*
.
Federated
Petroleums, Ltd——.
Class A—!
Home
Oil
Okalta
Pacific
200
22c
35,750
2.12
700
.''V'
Petroleums
8.10
9.25
Mar
23c
2.07 Mar
2.29
3,400
350
3.85
Apr
Jan
5.30
4.90
200
4.90
1.36
1,200
1.17
6c
7c
8,500
4c
Apr
8.80
Apr
5.10
Apr
Feb
1.42
7'Ac
Apr
Apr
3.20
3,800
2.25
Jan
3.25
Apr
1.70
4,800
1.22
Jan
1.88
Feb
•
1.21
1.20
14%
1.21
500
1.I8
__
1.22
3,100
1.05 Mar
1.30
1.01
1.25
Feb
Jan
Apr
14%
—
1.82
1.82
400
1.65 Mar
2.21
5c
4%c
6c
6,500
3%c Mar
7%c
Jan
5.65
6.00
1,600
20c21%c
1
Pan Western Oils Ltd—
_*
Petroleums
Ltd—
*
22,242
10%
Feb
14%
4.20 Mar
Apr
6.15
Apr
1,500
18c
23'Ac
Jan
12 %c
13c
1,500
9%c Mar
13c
Feb
47c
49c
5,500
41c
50c
Mar
__
__
—*
Ltd
Lake
4%%
49c
Toronto Slock
Jan
Feb
Exchange
Sales
Abltibl Power & Paper common$1.50 preferred
Acadia-Atlantic class APreferred
•
Columbia
British
Bruck
_
«
——1
Pacific
■»
Cons
.
•
,,
Ltd
Amalgamated
American
«
Larder.
1
•
Nepheline
American Yellowknife
Anacon
1
Steel
Aluminium
Shares
Range Since January 1
Low
High
-
,28
27%
28%
4,352
21%
Jan
23%
23%
2,725
22 %
24
25%
885
24
Feb
102% 102%
5
—
1
1
Lead
*
High
,
Jan
24
102%
Api-
51c
49c
52c
10,675
35c
6c
5c
6c
22,100
4%c
Jan
8%
35
8%
Mar
1.07
1.00
1.18
29,050
70c
Jan
23c
Mar
Agnew-Surpass
Aleoma
of Prices
23%
*
•
Akaitcho Yellow Knife
Anglo
Canadian
•
Oil—
—
Mar
\
29%
Apr
24%
T
Apr
25%
Area
Consolidated
105
Feb
Mines
Class
Preferred
—
___
Oil
For footnotes see page
-
Apr
Feb
38 %c
24c
Apr
6c
27,321
4c
Jan
6c
Mar
12,500
12c
Jan
16c
Apr
39c
Jan
64c
Apr
2c
Jan
6c
Apr
10 %c Mar
19c
Jan
25c
Jan
58c
58c
60c
3,926
4%c
15c
6c
10,000
15c
15c
2,000
8,443
8.80
9.10
3.394
45c
60c
10,800
14%
15
175
•
7%
7%
640
12c
Mar
Apr
10
Jan
25c
Jan
70c
Mar
14%
Apr
15% Mar
8.75
7%
6% Mar
Apr
19
10c
19
100
18
Feb
19
Apr
23%
23%
23%
17,952
19%
Jan
23%
Apr
9c 10 %c
71,900
3c
Mar
12c
Apr
26%
26%
26%
5.835
26%
26%
26%
365
89%
89%
89%
35
27%
Jan
25% Mar
27%
Jan
89
91%
Feb
25%
Jan
Apr
100%
100 %
100%
124
3.85
3.70
4.00
23,595
11
11
11%
520
11
Mar
7%
7%
7%
310
6
Jan
29%
29%
29%
1,225
27%
Jan
3.80
4.15
9,070
2%
Jan
4.20
•
Building
Bunker
25 %c 27 %c
Gold
1
13c
15%
.
54,770
21c
Jan
28 %c
Apr
63c
28,300
50c
Jan
65c
Apr
360
17%
Jan
19%
7%
180
6%
12c 14 %c
28,000
2.22
1,667
14c 16%c
161,697
35
3%c Mar
14%
Jan
17%
Apr
30
30 %
160
26
Feb
30%
Jan
19
19%
615
17
Feb
19 %
7%
470
10c 13 %c
16,600
1
2.75
*
2.45
3 %c
Canada
Iron
29%
«
■—
„_10
45
8.25
6,080
6 %c
5,875
5c
Jan
45c
52c
29,400
42c
Mar
4.75
4.80
825
2.70
Northern
Canada
Packers
class
Apr
3.00
4.800
3.25
Jan
2.45
2.45
1,010
2.35 Mar
2%
Jan
42 %
50
42
Jan
42%
Apr
38
1,315
34
Jan
38%
Jan
29%
29%
80
29
Jan
30
Jan
6%
6 %
25
5
Feb
12
100
11%
12
2.50 Mar
Jan
6%
Apr
12%
v
Apt-
•
24
Lines common
__
21
150
21
Apr
22
Mar
51
51
205
47
Jan
52
Jan
11%
190
11
Mar
12%
Jan
34
185
34
Jan
37
Jan
23%
24
1,090
19
Jan
24%
Jan
19
100
14
Jan
21%
Apr
39%
128
33%
Jan
41% Mar
35
—
—
Canada SS
5.25
Apr
39'%
*
B
Feb
Jan
19
__
A
Apr
58c
34
*
Power
Feb
6%c
11
51
—
.
Apr
8.90
6.80 Mar
4.75
Apr
Jan
16c
Mar
30
Apr
31
Jan
7c
30%
Apr
8
Feb
8.00
21
•
Mailing
Class
—
Foundry common
Canada
Canada
4c
36
—
—
7%
35
42%
—
>•
common
common—
....
Jan
30%
51c
20
A
Apr
6c
—50
Preferred
Class
Apr
17%c
700
4.75
„:
Foils
2.28
Jan
30 </8
Ltd—
common
Cement
Canada
Jan
8c
1.92
310
—
Campbell Red Lake
Bread
Jan
525
3.10
1
preferred
Mar
17
•
Flon
Petroleums
Canada
Feb
8
19%c
Apr
Mar
9c
3 %c
12c
•
Calmont Oils
Calvan
Apr
16%
_»
Edmonton
Flin
Apr
Apr
19%
pfd
1st
Linen
Callinan
Apr
30
A
-
&
30
Apr
7%
class
Bousquet
Calgary
9%
Jan
19%
34%
3%c
class A
Caldwell
4.00
12
16%
B
Burrard
Calder
c
Products
Co
102
Jan
60c
2.05
1
,
Hill
&
Feb
2.75
19
60 %c
Burlington Steel
Burns
99%
6%
1
*
:~~5o
Preferred
Canada
*
Wire As Cable class B
Canadian
Bank
e
Bakeries
Canadian
35
85
30%
Jan
35%
Apr
Jan
Canners
preferred
—_
Class
9
1.20
Mar
Apr
Products
32c
34c
10.000
16%
17%
3,885
13%
Jan
59
60%
1,065
52%
Feb
60%
Apr
20c
18 %c
22c
15,600
28c
Apt-
58c
58c
60c
5,500
52c
Mar
65c
Jan
ll%c 13 %c
47,000
7c
Feb
13 %c
Apt-
108,700
44c
Jan
83c
common.
83c
64 %c
83c
%e Mar
Apr
17%
Apt-
4.85
4.75
5.00
15,230
3.80
Feb
11
689
25C
24 %c
26c
10,200
18c
4c
4%c
10.000
3%C Mar
10%
9.60
Jan
Feb
5.35
11
Apr
Mar
32c
Feb
4%c
Apt-
15c
14%c
15c
8%
8%
5,370
79
80
170
73c
Mar
80c
Apr
15c
25c
..622
lie
Feb
45c
Mar
15c
4,500
.
14c
,
7%
Mar
Jan
22c
Jan
8% Mar
23%
Jan
18%
Apr
20%
Jan
Apr
20%
19'%
12
12%
14
14%
34%
34%
34%
39 %
39%
12%
•
Cano'Uin
Oils
•
Locomotive
—
—
•
common
n
Jan
13
Mar
14
Jan
15
Jan
1,285
29
Feb
34%
37
Feb
40
Mar
24 %
Jan
27
Jan
6
Jan
39 %
50
26
26%
185
Jan
Apr
'
17%
5%
900
12
12
117
11
Feb
12% Mar
75
10
67
Jan
75
11%
12'%
9,175
8%
Jan
12%
Apr
12
605
8%
Jan
12
Apr
4 65 Mar
Apr
26
27
652
29
Jan
85c
95c
9,730
60c
Jan
95c
Apr
17%
17%
1,740
I5V2
Jan
18%
Apr
20c
Apr
25c
Apr
22% Mar
Pacific
Railway
Utilities
Canadian
Wirebound
Qardy Corp Ltdr.
Name changed
25c
1,535
151
151
5
18%
18%
18%
14,047
Mar
19
Apr
35
35
155
31
Jan
35
Mar
5
101
Jan
103
«
Corp
Canadian
20c
151
25
April 21)
20c
IZ100
(expired
preferred
Tire
—
•
Cos
11
485
11
12
—
Malartic
19
730
75
—
»
Industrial Alcohol vot
Feb
645
/
5
•
»
—
—100
preferred
Apr
13c
15
34c
21 % Mar
1,945
I_ 100
Canadian
Canadian
4,075
19
26%
Canadian
Canadian
23
19
""25
-
B
8%
22%
18%
14
«
common
A
Canadian
26%
12%
20
Dredge
Food
11%
Jan
22'/2
•
-
—
_
Apr
25
•
_
Celanese
9
1.130
—
Car common
A
112
26
18%
•
common
9
25%
?5%
•
Breweries
Canadian
9
10
Commerce—_
of
Canadian
Rights
8%
—
41.
Apr
7%
13c 15 %c
• Y''
;
Buffalo Canadian
Jan
60
—
Warrants
A
Ankerite
buffalo
Jan
1
_
class
B
Buffadison
55c
#
_
17%
Apr
•
A
Porcupine
7%c
32c
4%c
—1
Res
Argus Corp common
Jan
Mar
7%
•
class
Aor
17%
*
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Apex
23,600
16
*
Products
Mills class A
»
A
102% 102%
25%
25%
26
60
151
16%
25%
Feb
Feb
154
27
Jan
Feb
Mar
to
Sheraton Ltd
Cariboo
Gold
1
—
1.28
1.28
—1
—
-
—
C«st.le-Trethewey
Anglo-Huronian
37c
31c
100
pfd
Preferred
8%
-
Acme Gas As Oil
Power
Dominion
Broulan
Class
for Week
Low
i_ -100
—-
Acadia Uranium Mines
Alberta
Range
Sale Price
Par
'
650
Jan
44c
4.05
British
Canadian
■
45
7%
100
Preferred
*
Last
.
,
17%
.7%
14
Mar
—•
Canadian
Week's
Friday
STOCK3
•
Apr
25
4%
Elec
Class B
Canadian
Canadian Funds
■
27 %c
5%c
•
common
preferred
Class
,
Oil
Columbia
Convertible
'
7,500
-
1
Preferred
British
Canadian
'
42c
12c
Jan
,_*
Ltd-
13%
30c
——
Jan
33 %c
Jan
Feb
1.65
•
American
Canada
Feb
6.95 Mar
1.24
Apr
8.50
Jan
Y/'Z
5.00
4.90
__
Feb
13c
Apr
3.00
common
British
B
8.30
8.10
__
•
Ltd—J
South Brazeau
4.10
8.00
5'Ac
Apr
1.67
Exploration Ltd
Superior Oils
8.75
6c
3.05
Ltd—
Co
Feb
Jan
»
—,——
Oils
Omnitrans
Ltd
Feb
19c
4.80
71c
—1
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd—
General Petroleums
2c
2c
2.12
„
Mar
25,000
4c
8.70
—
21c
Ltd—__
Consolidated Homestead Oil Co Lcu„_
Red
Apr
Jan
20,000
6c
3%c
.■
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
57c
5c
__
i
Brewis
Class
Apr
Apr
6c
Western Ashley Minerals Ltd—
—-l
Wright Hargreaves Mines Ltd——*
Apr
1.55
1.02
8c
—
Apr
Mar
1.16
53c
14c
Mar
7c
53c
3.25
1.52 Mar
1.10
Vtnray Malartic Mines Ltd
3.25
2.40 Mar
7c
Ltd.—
Jan
51c
3,061
9c
1.10
Mines
Apr
36c
96c
1
Gold
Apr
7.80
Apr
Mar
Jan
1.55
__
————
Villbona
Jan
69c
58c
3.00
—
——1
Torbrit Silver Mines Ltd—
Jan
2.62
Jan
1.92
7.80
31c
Mines Ltd—.:
l
United Asbestos Corp Ltd———1
Trebor
1.17
..
3.00
50c
Sylvanlte Gold Mines Ltd
14c
Mar
Apr
24,500
3.20
4L
6'Ac
1.10
96c
3.20
—
1
1,100
9c
—V
Ltd—«-—i
'
Cons
2.50
7.8O
—
*
Sullivan
2.43
■
*'
(19.44) Ltd—.
Mines Ltd—:
Iron
200
1
—
Mines
Gold
Standard
10,000
1.10
2-45
1
Sladen-Malartic Mines Ltd
Steep
8c
1.10
1
Siscoe Gold Mines Ltd
Stadacona
7%c
gc
Ltd—50c
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd.———1
Sigma
v
—
41%
Apr
5%c
Feb
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
•
Feb
6.05
•
Forest
25,100
Ltd
39%
400
32 %c
At Pwr com_*
Packers
1.52
Co
775
♦
Light
Columbia
1.40
Mines Ltd-
Jan
7,299
•
A—
B
Columbia
3c
20%c
15%c Mar
1.40
Crest Gold
7%
6.25
*
A
class
British
8,700
——I
Rochette Gold Mines
class
Cordage
British
3,50.)
19c
19
Feb
17%
•
Millen
Ac
Apr
6c
18c
Queenston Gold Mines Ltd
Red
Brand
Jan
6c
__
Quebec
6%
Apr
Jan
10%c
'
Apr
2.05
1.80 Mar
1,000
100
12 %c 14 %c
Brantford
10%c
7
12%
1
Bralorne Mines
Ltd—————1
Mines
7
41 %
Jan
Apr
4%c Mar
9,700
Jan
Apr
Mar
70c
2.05
Apr
31c
27
6.05
1
i
Jan
1.85
Jan
7%
1
Gold
Feb
1.90
24%
12%
37c
I
Gold
ttonetal
Bonville
3c
1
——
Apr
70c
40%
1
60c
1
O'Brien Gold Mines Ltd
Mar
310
1
Gold
Bevcourt
Bobjo Mines
2,000
2.80
!*0c
Jan
1.83
Jan
26%
•
70c
—*
1.16 Jan
S4c
Apr
Mar
41
6.05
*
A
B
47c
33c
Mining Corp
10%c Mar
12%
1
-
4%c
Norseman
Normetal
26,550
27 %c Mar
Jan
26%
1
44c
Apr
23 %c 25 %c
•
314c
33c
3,700
25
47c
1,500 *
68,250
70c
Feb
6c
'
Quebec
4%c
16,100
1.81
65c
A_—
Bros
1
—
1.62
24c
class
1
Norlartic
1.68
65c
Telephone
Class
39%
—
Belleterre
Bertram
39%
Mining
Power
-
-10
Ltd—
B
Berens
—
18c
Jan
14
3%c Jan
1,500
48c
15%c
Co
Metais
F-eattv
Bell
.10
—
Mines Ltd
4,267
12%
Apr
40
Scotia
Toronto..
16c
—
Apr
4
25c
10%
1
Ltd-
3.80
Jan
28%
23c
70c
Louvre
Feb
3%
9c
8c
4c
Ltd—-
Mines
Mines
New
New
3.10
28
14c
12%
—
Mines
Brazilian
New
Mar
9c
Apr
Feb
23c
-
Mar
66c
28%
5c
1
Dredging Ltd
Mines Ltd——J.-LL
13c
Jan
.10
3%c
—1
Calumet
New
Jan
12c
„1
10%
Ltd——— 1
•
B
Montreal
1,000
1,070
73c
class
Bordulac
Cons
Apr
4%c
of
1,000
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd——_—•
Nechi
Apr
9% Mar
25c
Bank
67,171
„_i
Gold
MacLeod-Cockshutt
2.05
Jan
Jan
Bagamac
4.150
3c
Macdonald Mines Ltd-
Jan
7^#
Bankfleld Consolidated
5c
37c
™
1.28
10c
Feb
Apr
3c
Explor Co Ltd*
1
Gold Mines Ltd—_1
Gold Mines Ltd,
Louvicourt Goldxleids Ltd
1,395
3,500
•
Apr
Jan
7,80
1
Lingside
24,300
9%
19c 19 %c
173ic
Jan
Jan
30c
Labrador Mining &
Mines
1.93
8%'
Feb
7%c Feb
7c
8c
lCc
—1
(1945)
1.81
1.85
15%
5c
6.20
3c
Lake Shore Mines Ltd™
Apr
Jan
10c
102
34c
Ltd—
Apr
13%
Feb
7.80
—1
„
Mines
16c
80c
Feb
3%c
2,7ut)
1
Gold
Fabrics
5c
10%
——1
Ltd—
7.40
Feb
8c
5c
1
Mines Ltd
Jollet-Quebec Mines
Fortune
7c
7.80
1
_
-
Apr
Jan
Mar
*2%c Jan
9,000
3c
1
Mines
37c
Jan
4.45
35.750
7.40
1
Ltd-
Kerr-Addison
6,000
4,200
Gold
Aunor
46c
32c
1
Ltd——;
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Apr
44c
30c
1
Ltd
Gold
6.75
30c
1
Gold Mines Ltd
Hudson-Rand
25c
Jan
17
6.85
1
.
—
(1945)
Mines
21c
18c
500
%c
1
Mines Ltd
13 %c
1
Atlas
———*
—
•
Jan
Jan
Mar
Ltd-;
;
•
64c
Mines
Lake Rowan
class
(1937)
20%
18 %c 18
18%c
High
Jan
Jan
5c
Feb
Hollinger Cons Gold
Lake
283,350
Ascot
Mar
Mines Ltd
Lake
80c
Apr
53c
Yellowknife
Jactdet
65c
Jan
4c
800
Formaque Gold Mines Ltd.
Jack
77c
lie
2,500
Mines
Goldbeam
—1
Feo
Jan
18
Ltd
Sol Gold
Goldora
30,500
9c
63c
Mines
Mines
Giant
22c
58c
1
Eidona Gold Mines Ltd
Fontana
293,500
16c
17%
Sullivan
East
37c
12c
1
Gold
Dulama
32c
12c
Atlantic Oli
Mines Ltd
Low
32 %c
—1
Ltd———————*
Mines
Donalda
Elder
-1
Range Since January 1
—1
—
7c
19,500
Week
Shares
High
Arjon
2%c
4%c
5c
Gold
Low
lor
Apr
Armistice
,
3,500'
lie 13 %c
15c
Apr
5%C
Mines.l
Cortez Explorations
17,000
4c
11c
13c
1.500
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
8%C
3%C
Centremaque
Cadillac
Shares
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since January 1
High
8%C
8%e
1
Candego Mines Ltd
Gold
Cartier-Malartlc
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
14%cl4%C
__
MARKETS
WEEK ENDED APRIL 21'
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
RANGE FOR
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Dome
Commercial and Financial Chronicle, Monday, April 24, 1950
The
(1702)
2.50
2,50
•
1,600
1.25 Mar
1.45
2.51
9,512
2.20
Jan
2.60
Feb
Feb
1.52
.Tan
Apr
1.08
Jan
1.30
1.18
1.35
18,800
1
82c
76c
82c
48,470
Porcupine
1
18c
17c
18c
7.760
Centremaque Gold
1
10c
10c 13 %c
15,000
Ontral
Leduc
Oil
Central Patricia
Central
Chatco
Steel
Gold Mines—
e
common
Preferred
Chateau-Gai
Chemical
.
Wines
Research
_
10
50c
15c ' Jan
21 %C Mar
6C
Jan
14%C
Apr
10%
92c
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
7%
7%
50
7
Jan
7%
Apr
8
—
.
—
1.00
76c
13%
—
•
_
Feb
1.35
/
8
50
7%
Jan
8%
Feb
90c
96c
8,900
Jan
1.37
Feb
.
200
72C
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 4901,
171
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CANADIAN
LISTED
MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL SI
Friday
STOCKS
1
Saks
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
Cbeskirk Mines
Cbesterville
Mines
Bar
Class
Knitting
A ' —;
Citralam
'
15,356
1.15
Feb
19c
19c
2,500
11%C
Feb
21c
Mar
7'A
IV*
25
7'A
Apr
9
Jan
16
Mar
—
1
2.20
49,500
11,420
25
4%c
7'Ac Mar
Jan
14%
Feb
2%c
Jan
9
Jau
11
15
15'A
210
14
Jan
15'A
2.35
Mar
Apr
•
16%
16'A
16%
2,534
15% Mar
16%
Jan
Coin
1
18c
18c
19c
5,600
15c
2lc
Apr
Colomac Yellowknife
1
5'Ac
3y2c Feb
6'Ac
Apr
Com moil
*
51c
55c
Apr
Commonwealth
Petroleum
Conduits National
1
Ccniagas Mines
5
Coniaurum
•
l
1
•
Mines
Consolidated
Ansley
Consolidated
Astoria
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
Beattie
Lebel
Consolidated
Mining
1.15
Feb
7
7
500
6%
1.50
700
1.39
Feb
1.05
1.02
1.07
6,010
23'Ac
22c
33c
97/sc
9'Ac
11c
178,375
14,900
9
8'A
9
701
1.00
34c
Apr
7'Ac Mar
lie
Apr
Feb
8
97/a
Jan
65c
69c
49,714
51c
Feb
72c
Apr
72c
70c
77c
9,766
14,375
4,380
60c
Jan
90c
Jan
6c
6c
6!Ac
62c
62c
65c
4c
Mar
7c
55c
Feb
65c
Apr
Apr
9c
Apr
26c
Jan
1
10c
10c
10c
100
97
101
2,055
2,600
—_*
125
125
125
400
105
Apr
100
165
164
165 "
141
160%
Jan
B
-
Conwest Exploration
*
Corrugated Paper Box common^—.—*
Cosmos Imperial Mills
*
Cournor Mining
1
1.30
27'A
16
—;
v
.
1.20
27'A
15'A
19'Ac
8%
1.32
27'A
16
20c
54,189
25
665
2,500
91% Mar
103
175
165
*.
1.07 Mar
21
Jan
Jan
Apr
16
Apr
25c
Jan
Mar
9'A
825
Crestaurum Mines
1
21c
17c
23c
17,350
13c
Feb
23c
Apr
Croinor Pershing
1
56c
56c
58c
8,800
50c
Jan
65c
Mar
Craig
Bit
common
Nest Coal
Crows'
Crowshore
i
.
*
Leather
class
Class B
Rio
Detta
Distillers
13c
29c
31c
Apr
Lake
24c
27c
21
„
21
50
20%
130
7'A
Apr
14c
8,100
12c
1.80
1.80
68c
60c
10c
10c
1
26%
24c
Feb
Feb
71c
Apr
12c
28,800
6c
Jan
14c
Apr
30c
3,000
26c
Jan
36c
Jan
43c
26%
187,089
28c
Mar
43c
Apr
Jan
26%
Apr
Apr
20 V*
Jan
27%
Jan
22
Apr
58,293
20%
16%
13%
1,930
26%
120
26
25
20
25
1.90
27c
17%
Mar
21%
21%
*
7%
7%
7%
6
7%
Apr
7%
18%
18%
19
210
18%
Apr
20%
Feb
__
Apr
'•*
Dominion
Foundry & Steel
•
30
29%
30%
2,188
26%
Jan
30 V4
Apr
Dominion
Magnesium
•
10
10
11
805
7%
Feb
12'A
Apr
Malting
preferred—
Dominion
Scottish
Invest
100
Mudge
Gold
Dulama
common
11 'A
775
11
9%
9"%
209
€2'Ac
56c
63c
130,300
2.25
2.25
2.25
20
East
Sullivan
El
Gold
common
——
Mar
7.40
32,495
1,150
4.40
4.85
200
5%
Apr
125
15%
Jan
6.70
5
4.85
5
—
--
5%
16%
5'A
16%
42c
46c
32,300
32c
64.412
'12c 14%c
40c
32c
30c
28c
Jan
Jan
2.65
Apr
Feb
7.40
Apr
Apr
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
17
Apr
50%c Feb
36%c Jan
28c
Feb
13c
19,330
8c
Mar
I4%c
Apr
7'Ac
7%c
8'Ac
8,000
6c
Feb
12c
Mar
41c
40c
52c
55,110
34c
Mar
61c
4.50
15
33
4.25
14%
33
4.55
15
3,635
955
14% Mar
16
33%
540
33
36% Feb
11%
11
11%
1,995
9
40
115
—
•
120% 120%
i
—.
Apr
125
Apr
Jan
3.25
Apr
825
8
Feb
ll'A
Apr
7%
77A
120
7%
Jan
12%
12%
12%
100
12%
Jan
I-20
34%
1*25
35
37%
32%
12c
10%
*
7%
•
—
I-20
34
37%
32%
—
12c
—
I,300
8
12%
7
1.05 Mar
9%
1.75
;
————;
General
Petroleums
19%
108% 109%
111
111
40
105%
10
110
2
Feb
2.75
375
1.20
700
Class
A
—
1.22
—
19'A
19'A
———*
—
Steel
General
Wares
Apr
Gold
1.00
Feb
1.27
Apr
Jan
20
Mar
47
104
6%c
59,797
2,100
3c
3c
3c
11,500
1
•
60c
36c
1
—.——1
10c
1
5'Ac
——
Feb
17%
104
„
3
465
7.00
6%c
1
Mines
Apr
Apr
2,000
1
Gold
Lake
7.95
'
104
1.30
106
Apr
6.00 Mar
6C
2c
7.95
Feb
Feb
Oil
Lake
Gold
Mines
Goldale
—*
Eagle Mines
—
Golden Arrow
r-aiden
Goldhawk Porcupine
—.—
Mines
Mining
Goodfish
1
1
*
1
——.——-1
...
Manitou
Goldora
—:
——
Gold
Goldcrest
Gold
—
—
Apr
Mar
10c
7,200
6c
7,600
22c
—1
Heva Gold Mines
Hinde &
3%
Jan
65c
16c
17c
lOcll'Ac
6,600
15c
Feb
15,400
5c
Mar
Jan
4?c
30*Ac Mar
Apr
Mackay class A
Class B
Imperial Varnish
5.100
4 %c Mar
6'Ac
8%c
3»Ac
35,900
3'Ac Jan
9c
Apr
Apr
6'Ac
3c
6'Ac
3c
Class
A
Great West
preferred
—*
9%
18%
43'A
10
—
—
—
Coal
Guaranty Trust
—
•
*
-•*
—1
„—
For footnotes see page
41.
10c
Jan
7V«c
6'Ac Mar
9c
Mar
—
10%
10%
1
ll'Ac
7'Ac 13'Ac
55,100
46%,
3'Ac
5,510
5,500
2c
6y4c
Apr
8c
Mar
3.35
Mar
—
86
30
85
2
52%
15
9%
10'A
17
17%
)
17'-
43 43'A
21
21
13
13
200
9%
Mar
*
95
53%
Apr
Mar
Apr
10% Feb
Apr
Industrial
—-
——
Acceptance
31%
25'A
13%
Mar
13'Ac
6c
Mar
15'Ac Jan
47%
2c
Jan
8
125
6
Apr
23
122
Feb
124
31%
26%
13%
26
17
250
22,935
680
195
30% Jan
32
21
8,000
*
17
5'Ac
5c
6'Ac
13,750
Ingersoll
class A
(John)
Inglis
& Co
Mining
International
*
4%c Apr
9
Bronze
Powders
5'A
•
com
Preferred
—
25
Metals
class
Preferred————
international Nickel Co
TOO
•
Jaculet
6'Ac
1
34'Ac
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Joliet
(1939)
1
Mining
i
1
1
J—*..
•
—
Lake
7c
8'Ac
70
Keyboycon Mines Ltd
Dufault
Fortune
Lake
4.80
12'Ac
5.25
18c
Class
Jan
38c
16c
13
12>05®
*2.866
4,395
28c
Mar
15c
62c
56%c64%c
98,050
600
760
49c
--
2-00
2.05
*
—*
1
1
7.15
7.15
7.30
—
—
—
•
3%c
18
—
1
122
(Walter M)
6,600
Lake Gold Mines
Apr
17
74c
Jan
Manitoba
1.15
Jan
Feb
&
Apr
30%
30%
31%
31
489
245
30%
Apr
32
Jan
Mar
32
9
9
28c
149-'80
16
2oC
209
54,900
8,125
20.500
2M00
108,oOO
41,165
3.80
2.85
3.00
45c
50c
7'Ac
9c
12c 14%c
3.80 4,05
10'A
10'A
10 A-
9%
3.00
9%
3.00
9%
3.10
2.95
45c
8c
12'Ac
2'02o
•
4.670
13,321
20
8%
31c
15
6%c
15
9'A
5%C
15'A
9%
6%c
1
21c
18c
22c
32-'80
--
.■■%* 7%c
2,000
Massey-Harris
-
-
McColl-Frontenac
25%
20
29%
28
—
8%
14%
97'A
'14%
97 %
—*
:
•
common
100
Porcupine
•
8
€3%
Lake
1
57c
1
llc
1
9'/4c
McDougall
Mdntyre
Segur
25%
•
common
Preferred
-
...2
—
2o/a
29'A
8%
•
4,120
415
4,450
'.87o
390
95
15 A
odo
97%
l4c
14c
62 63'A
55c
57c
8%c ll%c
130
500
8,350
S9.000
10c
12c
15,100
6,500
1,^35
Mar
15'A
Jan
16
Apr
13'/4c
Jan
30c
Apr
2.33
Jan
3.25 Mar
Jan
44c
Jan
80c
5c
Jan
9%c Apr
10 %c
Mar
17C
Jan
4.10
Apr
9'A
Jan
10%
Apr
7%
Jan
9%
Apr
2.76
Feb
3.15 Jan
Jan
60c
Feb
3.75
Apr
2.11 Mar
37,500
49c
3.55
3'Ac
Apr
9% Mar
Jari*
2c
45c
3.35
3c
Apr
13c
7, .00
45c
3.35
3c
,
>
31c
1
! McCabe Grain class A—
Jan
Apr
—1
Gold
Marcus
Martin-McNeely
6C
10c
*
*
—
Apr
1.34 Feb
7'Ac
16
22c
Eastern
Leaf
Jan
Feb
22'Ac
1
Gardens
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
Maple
Feb
89c
4'Ac Feb
16
1
7c
15%
3%c
25c
1
Goldflelds
Jan
Apr
4%c
1
...
7c
11,975
*
Mines
Apr
6,000
23,500
*
Gold
3'Ac Mar
7.75
19 'A
3%c Jan
6c
22'Ac
1
-
Feb
Apr
31
1
Consol
Magnet
88C
1.25
Apr
—
1
Export class A
B
82c
1.22
>
15,500
575
7,400
16c
14% Jan
64% c Apr
2.40 Jan
10c
31'/2
1
Mines
Red
3%c
16
9%c Apr
Jan
43c
Feb
2'Ac Feb
4c
Jan
5,200
5,100
*
•
t
Mines
Class
220
3%c
6'Ac
1
—
1.90
Apr
1.34 Jan
Mar
6.25 Feb
17
Jan
18c
80c
—
*-
bouvicourt Goldflelds
12%
Mar
5.30 Jan
5c
8c
1
—*
*
class A
}7 17 A
3'/4c
8c
3%c
15'A
5'Ac Feb
1.44 Jan
15c
20
7'Ac
*9°
1
Z
I<ac
B
Madsen
Mar
34c
-
River
an
15c
12%
Lynx Yellowknife
Macho
3%c
36c
Hosiery Mills class A ———*
Lowney
Feb
Jan
Mar
3.95 Mar
5,125
608,850
•
Groceterias
London
19
650
3c
Lencourt Gold
Loblaw
1.25
ll'Ac
5,000
4.80
14c
3
*
Gold
Mar
93c
Mines
Long
Apr
Apr
80c
54.300
Leduc-West
Little
17c
Feb
27,600
Secord
Lexindin
Mar
9c
Lapaska Mines
"U"
10c
1.15
—
6'Ac Apr
20% Mar
50c
8c
—
Apr
1,800
15,408
1.32
14c
19»A
12%
7c
liy2c Apr
71% Mar
13,850
65c
—————1
Mines—
Mar
30c
1.00
Mining.
Apr
15c
Feb
1
Shore
Larder
17% Mar
38c
15%c Apr
82c
Jan
27c
8c
(1945)
Laura
4%c Mar
610
30c
17c
1
1
Rowan
Mines
Jan
1*69
Lingman
Luz
20c
1
Gold
Lamaque Gold
Lang & Sons
Lapa Cadillac
Feb
Jan
1
1
Mines
Lake
La
Apr
8c
—*
Lake
Wasa
Jan
11%
Jan
1.25
Lake
32'A
Feb
12'Ac
19%
Lake
Apr
6c
15c
Apr
Jan
43%
60c
Jan
Apr
Apr
8'A
4'Ac Mar
9,500
98,316
270
1.28
Lake
103
7c ll'Ac
67
70
19'A
Gold
Jan
Mar
12'Ac
Labrador Mining & Exploration
30
4c
1
Laguerre
17%
27'Ac
29%
5,780
.
5 y« Mat
Apr
101%
21,500
65c
Jan
i
Feb
55c
5'Ac
Apr
49c
Feb
57,505
5c
12%
15
74c
7c
Mkr
20c
€9c
6c
Apr
8
26
Jan
19%
1
Feb
10c
•
Lake
Jan
Mar
4%c Jan
Ltd
Kirkland
4
12,400
Kirkland Townslte
Labatt (John)
9%
35'A
Mar
67,468
30c
1
—
Jan
13c
19'/4
—
1
Kirkland-Hudson
Jan
15c
-r
v
Jan
17
6'Ac Apr
35% Apr
12'Ac
19'A
l
—
27
Feb
36c
75
6,441
24,920
31,300
38,937
1
-
—
—
Feb
Feb
7
25
1
Gold
Kerr-Addison
Kerr
71'Ac
—
Kelore Mines
Kelvinator
l2y2c,
1
r-__
Mar
10c
13c
1
Quebec Mines
Kayrand
11
—•
Mines
Jellicoe
Joburke
31%
—*
—
Gold
Apr
15
32% Mar
l,yib
103
103
31'A 31%
10% 11%
5'Ac
7c
31c37'Ac
28
29 y2
500
30
28V2
—
common
International Petroleum
15
27'Ac 27'Ac
„
29%
*•
A
Jan
Jan
3c
65
3,578
3 603
100
15
„
Coal & Coke———_ 1
International
5'A
Apr
15%
90
7'/e
12%
40c
Jan
25 Yb
355
35'A
5
12%
1
35%
7'/s
11
38c
—
6
-
International
Jacknife
35
—
Apr
Jan
13% .Mar
475
35
*
32:
Machine
Inspiration
—
Feb
4c
41% Mar
124
31%
25%
13%
25%
16'/4
common*
$1.60 preferred
McMarmac
Red
Lake
...
Mills
Mercury
Mid-Continent Oil
Midland
Pacific
&
Feb
Miring
Model
Apr
Modern
Tool
194
40
Jan
44% Apr
Moneta
Porcupine—
25
20
Jan
26
Feb
Montreal
100
33
Apr
13%
Jan
Moore
A
—-
common
—
—
18 V2
—*
—
Works
Locomotive
Corp
12%
_*
Containers
18%
Class
—
1
—
Apr
3%c
•
•
I
Corp
Modern
\
—
—*
Grain
Jan
18
—
•
—
Oils
*
•
McWatters Gold
17
"
11% Jan
8
3'/4c
__
1
common
14%
200
4
Feb
2.95
Jan
Jan
3'Ac Apr
15
Apr
16
8% Mar
3%c
Jan
13%cMar
10 y8
Apr
Jan
8'Ac Mar
28c
Apr
3'Ac Mar
7%c Apr
21%
Jan
26%
Apr
Mar
29'A
Apr
8%
Apr
27
8'A
Jan
13%
Feb
97
Jan
10c
Jan
15c
Apr
60%
Apr
67
Jan
16%* Jan
100
Feb
60c
Jan
ll%c
Apr
8c
Feb
10c
Apr
8c
Feb
12c
Apr
5
Apr
Jan
6
51c
Jan
3'Ac Jan
Jan
3'Ac
52% Mar
86
52'
18
124
1
100
—
Jan
10
226,550
8cl2%c
44'A
Apr
16'A
1,715
—
Lake
Indian
Red
2 44 Mar
6'Ac
—
—
——
Great Lakes Faper common
65c
Feb
10%
A
Milton Brick
Gordon
9'Ac Jan
Jan
720
Gold
5%c Jan
5'Ac
*
Preferred
Feb
6c
—
McKenzie
4'Ac Mar
—
50
Goodyear Tire common
oc
Imperial Bank
I
10
imperial Oil
i
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary-8
4% preferred
—25
McLellan
Apr
500
7c
2.90
Jan
58c
18
—
—
17'Ac Mar
7,800 1
6'Ac
7c
2.66
Apr
39c
2,100
17
common
11'Ac
30,025
5'Ac
10c
10,450
&
class
Apr
Jan
Feb
49,800
1,500
9c
18
Mines
Erie
Feb
5'Ac
65c
9'Ac
8c
3'Ac Mar
47c
7'Ac
7%c
8'Ac
46%
3'%c
Ltd
Feb
63c
.1
Huron
30c
8%c Jan
6'Ac
——-•
Yellowknife
Hunts
Mar
65c
8'Ac
Hudson Bay Mining 8c Smelting———*
Hugh Malartic
5c
6%c
♦
—
Dauch
Hosco Gold
Jan
10
1
1
——
Hollinger Consol,
Homer
26'Ac Jan
Apr
_•
—
Highland-Bell
Hlghridge Mining
Highwood Sareee
Apr
7%c Mar
Mar
II,000
10,550
2.75
—
57C
62c
37c
60c
36c
264,720
25c29»Ac
^
Preferred
Globe
God's
47c
Apr
Jan
7.65
6%c
-——
—-
Yellowknife
Glenora
•
160
19'A
111
1.05
1
Preferred
Giant
Gillies
common—.
Jan
36 %c
7'Ac
Macassa
109 %
Jan
Jan
Apr
11
43c
11%
9'Ac
Gold
Hedley Mascot
Apr
Apr
99% Mar
Jan
2.90
1.20
1.16
—.——•
common
17%
47c
577
6,745
1
Heath
27'A
Mar
19%
Jan
Apr
4.20
15%
4,500
MacLeod-Cockshutt
2.90
—
4.40
15%
4.00
13%
5'Ac
McMillan
2.90
Bakeries
General
.—
4.00 Apr
Jan
4.00
14%
"
5y4c
Lake
Feb
19%
3'Ac
S'Ac
Red
Apr
—*
-—100
100
com
preferred
4'Ac Feb
I'Ac Feb
1
Headway
14c
Feb
3%c Apr
40c
32'A
2.25
Feb
6,000
35c
Mar
172
Jan
86,741
36c
29
24,005
Jan
19c
4'Ac
^l
Hasaga Gold
100
2.75
2.55
16c
3'Ac
110
Macfie Red Lake
Jan
Feb
43c
Jan
2c
3c
25,507
10,313
MacDonald
Feb
Apr
27
10'A
Apr
25 »A
19%
Feb
6'Ac' 7'Ac
Jan
98
Feb
20
loya
Apr
10
17%
50
lO'A
37 %
90
1,665
7'Ac
35%
99
19%
21%
1
Jan
27'A
Apr
•
Gold
Mar
99
7'Ac
Harricana
30
27%
4'Ac Feb
Harding Carpets
24
8'Ac Jan
8,000
Apr
4c
—
•
25
—•
Power
preferred J.
5%'&
'
-.1
—
Bridge
Malartic
Gatineau
19%
1
——
8,286
2,000
6c
l
Apr
8
Apr
Jan
———2.70
Exploration
11%
Jan
2.05
*
100
—
Jan
Jan
5%c
Fraser Cos common.——
Preferred
4.60
Mar
9,900
_•
Co
•
♦
———
; Leitch Gold
19,125
--
3.10
:—*
;
Jan
7%c
3.20
ll'A
1
6%c
3.00
10%
43c
4.05 Mar
13 %c Apr
5c
Jan
-
Frobisher
23c
2.05
B
Gold
Apr
6,700
.
Ford Motor class A
Francoeur
Apr
7c
19,700
♦
common———
—
Foundation
15c
Feb
26c
6.90
Mar
9'Ac Jan
10%c Mar
2.45
*
Apr
4c
9,500
6c
24c
100
Ltd common.—.
Class
24c
Jan
5'Ac Mar
2.35
y
—•
—„——
Petroleum
Manufacturing
Fleet
2.25
—•
—.
Preferred
Class A
Feb
Mar
•
Federal Kirkland
Fittings
64c
•
1
Nickel
Products
Jan
1
Fanny Farmer Candv Shops——
Fibre
Jan
1
Players
Federated
Jan
-1
——
Grain
12
ll'A
24c
-—I
—
Palconbridge
15'Ac
Jan
II,000
11c 12%c
5%c
—
1.75
Apr
Apr
2.37
1
ijLi.-:
Corp
Federal
11 'Ac
20
„—
Gold
Famous
21,500
_*
.
—
Pen-Rey
Eureka
348,450
8c
52c
45'A
Mar
—1
—.
——.—
Mines
El Sol
24c
9'A
1
Mines
Steel
Eldona
20c
6'Ac
•
Mines
Easy Washing Machine—.
Eddy Paper class A
Elder
22c
6%c
*
Leduc
Eastern
Jan
33%
11
9%
1
Amphl
East
Jan
Apr
1
East Crest Oil
East Malartic
22Ye
37
11%
—
•
Ltd
Mines
Duvay Gold Mines
East
Jan
480
*
Mines
&
Feb
7,743
•
Jan
19 y8
21%
35%
•
Woollens
6 'A
43%
44%
20
35
Dominion Textile common
Donnell
Jan
100
44%
21%
25
class B
103
Feb
5
6%
1
& Coal
__
•
Donalda
101%
6%
40
Dominion Stores
Dominion
90
101 % 101'A
„
50
Steel
Dominion
__
common—.1
Preferred
2,000
19
15 %c
1
Mines
Kenville
Dominion
7c
Hard Rock Gold Mines
Apr
35
common
—
Alaba&tme..
&
preferred
Gold
Hamilton
Apr
1.60
26%
Dairies
Hallnor
Jan
40c
17%
preferred
Jan
Jan
3,400
26%
Coal
16c
Apr
Jan
10,600
•
Preferred
8%
71c
in
Dominion
24
,
1.90
-
Bank
Dominion
42c
Apr
11c
Dome Mines Ltd
Dominion
j
38%c
24V8
__
39c
52% Mar
:
Apr
8
13c
1
2
7,100
47
Lime
Brass
Halliwell
Mar
Jan
1
Yellowknife
Seagrams
Discovery
Jan
1
Ltd.
Lake
Red
Dexter
7c
10c
1
-
—
Producers
Red
9,000
82,100
•
Ltd—
Delnite Mines
49
7'A
__
*
Apr:
Apr
12c
21c
24c
—_—*
A
—
Oils
Decalta
Del
•
Petroleum
navies
9%
Jan
9c
24c
.1
315
6T4
47%
12c
1
-
9%
48%
—100
-——
Patricia
D'Aragon Mines
Davis
v-
Gypsum
19,000
21%
1
Lake Gold
High
45,550
11'Ac
Apr
27'A
Feb
18c
Jan
1.32
Jan
14'A
Gwillim
Jan
Jan.
Smelting._!—5
Consolidated Press class
Apr
1.15
Feb
13c
Jan
8
1.50
67c
•
&
1.50 Jan
Jan
1.43
__
1
Oro
Consumers Gas
I,110
Mar
1
.
Howey—
Consolidated
1.45
Mar
2
Mines
Consolidated Duquesne
Consolidated Homestead
Consolidated
1,100
1.45
1.45
•
25,500
1
Apr
Feb
65
55c
Gunnar Gold
Low
25c
13c
15%cl5»Ac
20c
1IV4C
,
Range Since January 1
High
20c
21c
1
Halcrow Swayze
13,700
6'Ac
Shares
Low
1
—
Mines
Hahn
9%
5c
Lead
Jan
2.30
55c
Sales
for Week
Apr
9%
__
Guayana Mines
Gulf
4%c
Cockshutt Plow
Lake
Range
of Prices
far
50c
36%c Mar
2.01
Jan
1.78
2.20
/
—15
—
14% '
4y4c
43c 47'Ac
3 Vac
47 %c
*
common
14%
3'Ac
__
,
•
Dunlop
Class A
27,000
1.32
,_1
Willans
enour
Cochrane
6%c
1.24
__
.—*
Malartic
Coastal Oils
High
1.25
.*
common-,
Low
High
6c
l
_
Last
Range Since January 1
6c
.
1
Cbimo Gold
Circle
Low
1
_
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
/
'
STOCKS
for Week
Sale Price
*
—
1
——
---
11112—*'
•
,22
77
8c
He
,,5
3%c
14'A
5^4
4c
15
1,25
12%
41c
18 A
19
5
100
.200
1.25
12
39c
18
19
5
8,o00
_39c
21% 22 A
77 77 A
39c
8,210
2,500
100
55
,
ijj
1.^00
2,740
381
3C
14»A
1.10
Apr
Jan
4c
16 Va
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.35 Feb
13%
Feb
31c
Feb
41c
Apr
14%
Jan
19
Apr
16%
Jan
20
ll'A Apr
3
Feb
33'Ac Jan
20% Feb
75
Feb
Apr
5% Apr
Apr
41c
22% Jan
78
Jan
39
40
The
(1704)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
Week'*
Range
Shares
STOCKS
Par
—
Breweries
National
National
42c
140,400
10c
10c
13c
29,500
Preferred
Grocers
National
Negus
New
Apr
Jan
250
12
460
10%
Jan
12
Apr
Sladen
•11
'
11%
300
10%
Apr
12%
Jan
Slater
28
•
28%
37
Apr
8% Mar
200
9%
28%
Mar
23 %
Apr
Mar
90c
Apr
South
23%
605
90c
81,100
22%
22%
23
2,130
19%
Jan
Mines
1.65
1.61
1.84
57,351
1.41
Feb
1.84
102% 102%
10
101%
Jan
103%
100
preierred—-
(Win)
lie
-
Apr
23% Mar
lie
11c
Apr
5 Vac
1,500
3c
Feb
7c
Mar
1.10
1.22
25,236
95c
Mar
1.32
Jan
1
83c
81c
85c
34,375
66c
Mar
85c
45c
43c
47C
31,900
31c
Jan
49 %c
Apr
44c
4,300
35c
Feb
50c
Jan
46c
83c
45c
Apr
88c
Jan
——
—«.
Newlund Mines
78c
15,264
7%c Mar
Starratt
Olsen
Stedman
of
Co
Apr
38c
Apr
Feb
5%c
Apr
Stovel
Press
4 %c
6c
92,900
3c
Jan
6c
Apr
Stuart
8%C
9,750
15 %C
14 %C
17c
5%C
4%C
5%c
23,000
63c
60c
75c
604,150
for
New
1.10
1.15
North
Denison
Okalta
4c
1,00 Mar
66%
Apr
1.18
71
Jan
Jan
50
Apr
Feb
22
Apr
50
Feb
3c
Jan
5c
Apr
51c
Apr
74c
Apr
39,070
5c
6%c
2.46 Mar
4c
17,500
2.88
6 %c
Feb
Apr
Apr
39c
Feb
47 %c
Apr
6,000
9c
Feb
11 %c
Apr
10 %c 11 %c
lie
2,000
6 VBC
Feb
14c
Apr
mmtfm
9c
10c
8,500
7c
Jan
11 %C
Jan
7%c
9%c
40,100
6%c Feb
9%c
Jan
10
10%
630
10
11%
Feb
—-
'
Vimmm' 1
—
5%
5%
960
6%
6%
6%
900
1.90
1.85
2.05
36,350
22c
7
33c
2,800
-v
1
_•
1.72
1.72
1.89
21c
20 %c
21c
10 %c
13c
5%c
«
1
_
Pacific
Gold
7
5.70
Pamour
Porcupine
Pandora
•
*
Paramaque
Parbec
Ltd
Mines
_
Mines
Malartic
Preferred
605
380
6%C
6%c
1,000
3.10
3.25
7
2.24
Feb
23c
39,485
2%c
Jan
3%c Feb
128
11
11
4.00
4.00
106
5%
8%C
6.00
70,180
7%
Feb
1.30
17,600
40c
Mar
50c
Jan
3c
Jan
15c
Apr
1.50
1.50
1.58
10,375
30
333
28% Mar
31
Jan
52
Jan
I__l
class
1
A
Resources
12c
15c
•>
,
1
A
preferred
.50
Canada
Mines
—
5,293
14%
Jan
19% Mar
14c
8,757
11c
Jan
12c
12c
27%
Apr
30
Feb
26
Jan
28%
Jan
53%
54%
155
52
J an
55% Mar
V
20
20%
297
20
Apr
22%
Jan
4.40
53%
20
4.75
59,380
3.50 Mar
4.75
Apr
26c
Jan
25c
7,800
7%
7%
1,555
6%
Feb
7%
2.91
Feb
4.20
Apr
5.80 Mar
7.05
Jan
23c
Feb
11%C
9%C
.
Gold
Mines
■
Oils
12c
30,610
Feb
12c
Apr
6%C
90,500
2c
Jan
6%c
Apr
27c
2,000
25c
Mar
20
20
2,500
15c
Apr
West
15
9.25
46
8c
8 %C
2,600
3.45
Feb
Westeel
Products
•
59%
58
3.70
Apr
Western Ashley Minerals
1
20c
19C
5c
6c
5
96c
Jan
Malartic
7c
Apr
Western
82c
Feb
Western
49%
Apr
Canada
90c
90C
7,500
85c
85c
90c
2.500
76c
Jan
1.05
Feb
19%
21%
4,535
15%
Jan
21%
17
16%
17%
2,338
12%
Jan
17%
Apr
Apr
1.85
1.90
2.05
Feb
95c
75c
97c
,
—
6%
7%C
'
9c
9,050
60c
1.10
Jan
Mai-
1.00 Mar
6%c Mar
15,000
6%
7
243
47%
63
9c
Apr
8% Jan
48% Mai-
39c
1,500
6%
47
"
Feb
Apr
Weston
30c
Mar
40c
Mar
20 %c
Jan
(George)
7c
6c
8c
21,800
4c
Jan
8c
Apr
1
6c
4%c
6V«c
12,500
4c
Mar
6V2C
Jan
33% Jan
99% Mar
42
Apr
100 V4
Winnipeg
&
1.03
Jan
Yellorex
1.52
Apr
Yellowknife
Jan
23%
Feb
York
47c
21,000
40c
Apr
97c
Jan
41c
21,700
34c
Mar
43c
Yale
Lead
&
41
5%C
2.05
6c
6c
2.75
2.30
650
6c
11,600
2.03 Mar
•
■
4c
2.55
4c
4,000
2%c
Jan
28
28%
165
28
Apr
29
48
3.00
48
48
70
Apr
48
835
9%
Feb
11%
Knitting class A
2.15
23C
23c
25c
5,000
21C
21 %c
24c
1.08
1.05
1.15
5 V- 6%
1.25
15
15
15
100
12%
Feb
15
Class
13c 16%c
235,800
7c
Jan
15C
16%C
-*
Toronto Slock
9c
10c
35,800
7c
Mar
14C
35c
20,700
25c
Feb
49c
Jan
12%
14
11,594
8.85
Feb
11%C
10 %C
12c
188,400
9%c
Apr
3%C
3c
4c
34,500
19%
19
19%
39
,
1
1•'
17%
99
27
Feb
3C
17%
9,600
6c
39 %
95
28c
25
"""50
48
—50
52
28c
1
*
17%
17%
—20
685
27
14
Jan
For footnotes
pave 41.
Apr
22c
Apr
30c
Jan
41.600
17c
Feb
24c
Apr
143,618
75c
Jan
1.15
425
5
575
1
Apr
Apr
2%
2.06
Jan
Apr
6% Mar
Jan
50 VB
Jan
57%
Apr
3.50
Feb
4.05
Jan
Mar
3%c
Apr
6c
500
5c
Feb
6%C Jan
28c
30c
13,700
25c
Feb
32c
Jan
25%
48%
Jan
25%
480
48
48
52
52%
535
16c
30c
63,045
16%
17%
1.16
30
200
900
23 Va
47
5c
Feb
Apr
51% Mar
10c
14%
17%c
Jan
17%
1.05 Mar
492
22
22
385
20
Jan
22
21%
22
475
19%
Jan
7.80
7.80
572
7.80
1.20
Apr
24c
33%
28c
14,600
15
Jan
20c
100
Apr
Jan
Mar
and
Canadian
Dominion
30
78c
29,400
9%
80
7
7
248
96
96
26
9%
91c
Jan
Jan
10
6% Mar
Apr
Mar
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
Apr
8%
2.080
26 %
27
670
24%
Jan
27
Apr
100%
100
101
*160
82 %
Jan
101
Apr
4.55
4.70
10,765
3%
Feb
102
105
795
8.05
150
10334
8.05.
Low
5
'
92
8.05
Mar
Jan
High
8%
4%
105
Apr
9.75
Mar
22%
22
22%
1,300
"24
24
200
22 %
Jan
24%
42%-
46
175
39
Jan
48
22
42%
24%
22
370
25
21%
Canadian
Western
4.90
4.35
Lumber.
Dalhousle Oil
deHavilland
40c
_
Aircraft
220
4.55
"29,535
60
60
23%
43c
89
Feb
25
Mar
180
3%
23
24
45%
560
41%
41%
50
10,400
Apr
Feb
Jan
Mar
Apr
Apr
Apr
Jan
113%
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
.■32c
80
: 45
Apr
Jan
5%
57
29.460
38c
23
Apr
Jan
"17%
11,228
45
—
2%
5
22
,
v
176
17,200
4.35
22%
Paper
5.50
111 113%
.Canadian Westinghouse
Consolidated
5
176% 176%
5.10
111
Mar
4.55
61
23 Vb
45 c
Apr
Mar
Apr
Jan
16
Jan
27
40%
Jan
45%
Apr
Mar
41%
Apr
Mar
*
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
Oilcloth
Foothills
_
&
Linoleum
Oil
Langley's
3.80
3.90
-33%
34
Paper
.7%
common
143%
Utilities
Ltd
,
preferred
.„5
T
-
45%
23 VB
22%
52
19%
36 % Mar
Jan
45%
Apr *
23%
Apr
3.15
19%
50
15
Feb
Mar
"
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
5
19%
■
■
:
Apr
"
9,580
52
19
.100
4.10
Feb
37%
2,600
22
45
Jan
27
"
'
33 %
40
400
3.85
Hayes Steel
goo
17%
Jan
52
Apr
19% Mar
"
Dgilvie Flour
Pend Oreille
Price
*
Southmount
Investment
50
5.80
2,000
76%
75
V 21
:
III
1
Temiskaming Mining
Twin City Rapid Transit
21
5.60
V- To %
common.
5.60
r
Bros
•
96 VB
High
6%
25
1
52c
j
8c
—
92
Range Since January 1
Low
100
:
Vickers
International
38c
Shares
-
Apr
33%
'•
com
common
1
Apr
Jan
for Week
*
Morse
Industries
Preferred
22%
Mar
48c
*
Canadian Marconi
International
Jan
Sugar
common
Fairbanks
Apr
8.85
Range
5
——
22
Mar
33
2.65
Apr
'
33%
73c
9%
7
9% Mar
1.91
Jan
52% Mar
Feb
53,865
73c
Preferred
Jan
24%
2,000
Sale*
Week'*
of Pi ices
I
Bulolo Gold
Canadian
14
•
"ll*
II100
98
Paper com—•
common
Canadian
85%
22
'
Co
Apr
230
4c
Brown
Canada
200
,
Jan
8%
—
British Columbia Pulp &
Canadian Bronze
5,100
2.59
33 %
B
Apr
2.27
Last
Asbestos Corp
Apr
3.65
2.40
1
1
Siiverw'd Western Dairy preferred
Jan
27
National
Apr
7c
97%
13%
1
preferred—
A
120
Exchange-Curb Section
Par
Andian
17%
*
1.00
Friday
40
Jan
13%
•
■«
Feb
/
Mar
2.45
■
Jan
57%
1.10
—50c
WU-L
4%c
19%
■
6c
1
•
XI!
Apr
Jan
3.50
3%c
1
common
15%
Jan
7c
Jan
18 %c
•
Jan
1,730
28
57
■
3.55
—-1
com_
17
1,130
97
_
class
Apr
5%e
Feb
Sale Price
Jan
28c
1
Silverwood Dairies
Feb
Apr
Canadian Funds
Apr
28 %c
13%
—
Mines
•
*
B
Apr
27%
1st pfd
-
115
4,690
1
Mines
2.10
Apr
6c
Voting trust certificates
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Silanco Mining
15
2.10
Apr
11%
_
_
115
1
Bear
Mar
10%
•
_
115
3%c
Apr
Mar
Jan
5c
11%
1st preferred— —49
A
9,500
1
—
Mines
Mar
2.50 Mar
27%
Mines
Sherritt Gordon
Sicks' Breweries
5%c
13c
Apr
100
27%
common
Sheraton Ltd class
40
,
5c
27 Va
102
Jan
7c
Feb
2.75
1
preferred
8,485
;
99% 100 %
•
Zinc
8%c Mar
Mar
.nil
preferred
42
40%
preferred—100
James)
Wright-Hargreaves
Mar
38c
common
100%
1
(Alex
95c
44c
*
100
Electric
Preferred
Winora Gold
17,600
38c
;
1
20,905
47c
•
Wingait Gold
240,351
Senator Rouyn Ltd
A
Apr
Winchester Larder
1.52
Gold
series B
27 Ve¬
Feb
Jan
7,200
23%
•
Shawkey (1945) Mines
Shea's Winnipeg Brew class A
Sheep Creek Gold
25%
16%
31 %
35
Apr
9%C 11 %c
22
III10
Power
31% Mar
11c
1.41
9c
Shawinigan Water &
29
210
1
23
•
___
14% Mar
200
34%
Wiltsey-Coghlan
1.45
_
_
170
30%
Feb
Feb
*
Gold
15%
30
34%
Apr
Apr
Apr
Feb
Mar
Co
St Lawrence Paper
2nd preferred
14%
30%
21 %c
23%
15C
—1
Corp
preferred
60
Feb
99%
75c
_♦
_
7c
30
17,850
___
_
9c
Jan
49
11,125
Jan
Jan
780
19c
__
Mining
8%c
101 ld %
85c
4c
Lac
Mar
101%
18c
18%
Jan
9.50
46 Va Mar
4%c Mar
230
■«
15 V4
Feb
Jan
6c
1,000
.'
Jan
7.90
36
Apr
-100
common..
Preferred
80c
»
-
*
common
A
18c
A
common
Breweries
60:
20c
Mar
Feb
•
47%
i
1.71
4,500
Mar
Class
8c
7c
8C
40c
34%
Grocers
•
__
_
—1
20
Jan
14%
6,525
8%C
Feb
Apr
20c
8,606
44%
41c
20
50
8.50
46
1
Wekusko Consol
Jan
15
9.25
•
(G 81 W)
6%c
35
31c
-•
(Hiram)
Jan
4c
30c
.—*
Amulet
Jan
26c
•
1
Walte
Jan
19c
3,576
Walker
3c
Apr
100
345
6.55
Jan
42% Mar
14 %c
27%
28%
Apr
1
Lawrence
Class
Apr
18%
17%
6.35
—1
_
Industries
Ltd
40c
Jan
•
Miller
Feb
6.35
llh
Roybar Chlbougamau
Rupununi Mines
Silver
15c
■
80c
Royalite Oil
Silknit
80,100
1.71
1
_
series
40c
Ventures Ltd
1
E<ank
4%
Apr
30c
40,720
•
class
Rochette Gold
4%%
62c
4.70
STOCKS
Sannorm
Mar
3.90
1
Mfg preferred
River
45c
3.65
..._1
_
Silk
Long
Sand
35,700
3,15
1
Antonio
Jan
62c
3.00 Mar
35c
Robinson Little
2nd
Apr
58c
1,100
common—. -10
Mines
Ryanor
Apr
32
97
3.70
1.85
MacDonald
Russell
32%
Apr
1,325
*
Regcourt
Royal
Jan
Jan
14,724
—_1
Mining
Oils
25%
I
Jan
68C
Feb
26%
*
34c
1,140
Feb
Mar
50c
93
•
63c
6,300
173
40
•
Oils
Apr
76,033
Jan
Mar
80
1.80
73c
24c
Apr
Jan
2,830
3.25
49%
167
5
32
3.50
49
1.36
10%
20
1.71
71c
Mar
Mar
9% Mar
31,300
3.30
49
45c
25c
365
172
3.20
■
Jan
5
93
-25
Steel
Feb
1.95
35c
19 % Mar
28
Hill
7%c Jan
114,900
Apr
Feb
12%c Jan
:
4,600
30c
30 %
„
United
Keno
Upper
3%c
11c
Feb
27 %
___
Feb
•
40c
;t
17
Apr
1.01 Apr
25c
1.71
__
Reef Petroleums Ltd
Roxana
10
3.35
'-111
—
Quesabe Mines Ltd
Roche
1.17
3.20
—
Quebec Labrador
-
46C
55c
13c
_1
Quebec Manltou
Queenston Gold
_
50
1.07
17%
Class B preferred
Wood
A
1,630
195
32%
Wabasso Cotton
28c
5,075^
50c
Feb
Apr
Apr
Apr
31
Apr
9,440
29c 30 %c
55c
Apr
6c
56,300
5
20
,i?9c
40c
3.65
93
—25
''
Feb
93
Vulcan
Jan
7%
20c
32
Virginia Dare preferred
Feb
2c
Jan
35c
IlOO
Apr
6,700
5,500
3c
3%c
Apr
58 %c
.
Apr
4 %c
500
172
5c
4c
3%c
Apr
2.92
10,750
V
25c
27c
7%c
45,500
3c
40C
10
Feb
Gold
Class
11,268
39c
4C
71c
Airways
Gold
3.45
27c
47%
Robertson
Apr
18%
1.15
1
6%c
1.66
Feb
9c
20c
32%
•
;
Apr
21
Purdy Mica Mines
Purity Flour Mills
Riverside
6
?
;
39c
1
•
Metals
Renable
51
360
i.U.'' 5',.
1
Corp
Reeves
300
Hoo
;
class
51
v
40c
Violamac
4%c
3.30
Feb
3,216
.■+
———
Fuel
1.45
Feb
7
23 %C
Finance
B
2.31
10c
9%c IOV2C
IOC
*
United
Apr
5c
24,965
3.25
3.30
Villbona
Gold
River
Quemont
51
.
Feb
1.58
Jan
Jan
96,000
Vicour Mines Ltd
1.23
3%C Mar
Apr
25c
15c
Feb
26,330
16%
Apr
47%
Jan
Apr
Apr
50c
Jan
Preston East Dome_
Ban
44%
6.35
Jan
16%
20c
50
3.20
24 %c
1
Rouyn Gold common
Voting trust certificates
•
Feb
22c
Apr
Mar
5%
12c
Jan
*
Powell
St
Jan
4.20
1,000
O
3.30
11
Apr
3.00
*
Mines
Reef
Reno
46
O
Feb
4.00
'
Mining
Corp class A
United
Feb
Jan
10
6,500
18%
Elevators
Class
7c
46%c
Union Gas
United
Feb
Apr
49c
III
Class B
Apr
2.25
Apr
22
22%
Feb
3.05
Gold
Preferred
Jan
15c
22c
17%
Mar
5%c Mar
25
16%
21c
Jan
Apr
13 %C
*
Petroleums
Union
Apr
Jan
87,500
Jan
•■130%
1.00 Mar
16%
7
Toronto General Trusts
8c
Jan
15,000
61,300
16%
16%
20
20%
100
■
Mar
9c
Torbrlt Silver Mines
13c
Jan
3.20
30
Bros
Mar
6'3c
1
Oil
Transcontinental
17c
17%
21 %
1
Gold
Porcupine
Quebec
Mar
17C
___
Prospectors
75c
4,000
'fWMB.'
1
Peninsular
Pressed
2,800
33,800
'r'
:
Porcupine
Power
Apr
65c 67 %c
1.45
1
Crow
Powell
35%
4%c
1
Pioneer Gold
Oil
18
Jan
20C21V2C
—1
——.
Piccadilly Porcupine
Pickle
Jan
2,995
Trans vision-Television
1.60 Mar
;
Apr
Jan
13%
27%
17%
1
Gold
Traders
94
86
490
--50
Jan
Mar
Apr
3,075
—5
Tower
Apr
10 %
18
10
—
Canadian
Toronto
Jan
35%
•
21%
„1
Tooke
8%
63 %c Mar
17%
1.35
5c
Gold
Polaris
25
1,536
13c
35%
4%c
1
—
Consol
Paymaster
94
22%
Taylor, Pearson common
Rights (expire April 28)
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Jan
14c
45%
20c
Partanen Malartic
Perron
10%
1.36
10c
_
_
Mar
10
4%C
Oil
51c
21
Mines
2.05
1.23
5.60
45%
Cadillac
Western
Pan
6,146
93
common
26 %C
Jan
18 %c 20%C
20 %C
Petroleum
Tubes
Mar
'
Tamblyn Ltd
Apr
1.10
—•
1.18
1
Hershey
Page
10c
21%
*
1
6
13 %c
'
—1
...
Mines
20 %
Feb
Apr
17%
United
Osulake
48%
105
4,500
Jan
Jan
•
6%
Mar
1.79 Mar
143
5c
•'V:
Jan
20c
83,333
10%C
•
_
300
22
10
common
6
356,318
4%C
1
1150
Gold
50
13c
94
67 %c
5% Mar
21,900
130 Va 130 Vb
:
8,500
•
——
50
21%
Jan
50c
Sylvanite
Tombill
1,000
11c
i;
•
Loan
56
Jan
51,250
—
_
Mar
Superior Oils Ltd
134,575
*
Mines
_
38
Surf Inlet
7%c
'
1115
Spec
_
95c
Feb
Mines
Apr
Apr
5c
'
•
1
Osisko Lake Mines
Cons
5%c
74c
lie
•
Omnitrans Exploration
Orenada
Sullivan
75c
2.88
:
common
Orange Crush
Jan
32%
100
18 %c
,
47 %C 47 %C
Gold
Omega
Jan
51c
.11*
Malartic
Ontario
67c
145
preferred „—„——*
River Gold
1
Sturgeon
Toburn
Oils
O'Learv
118,900
Mines
Jan
2.70
5c
—1
.
95c
37%
preferred
Jan
Ltd
Mines
_.
Ogama-Rockland
84c
37%
Thompson-Lundmark
Tip Top Tailors—
——
Gold
9c
4
Mines
Wood
O'Brien
Apr
53c
Mines—
Preferred
Oakville
91 %C
Texas
for
new
North Inca Gold
North Star OH
Jan
10c
shares*
Extension
Northland
IOV2C
2.80
Northern Canada Mines—
Northern
Apr
Feb
Ltd—
Norseman
1
20
*
40c
4,200
4c
v
4c
2,200
70%
-1
(one
36c
.100
2%c
68%
-1
9%c Mar
7%c
59,850
1.10
II
*
Gold
old
5%c Mar
15,600
10c
•
two
Apr
Oil
8c
8%c
—-
Exchanged
30c
17%
3c
70
each
9,400
25
32c
_•
Mines
35c
55c 58 Vac
Canada
25,500
8c
Nipissing Mines/
Norseman
33c
Preferred
205,600
•
Norpick
33%c
Bros
8c
-1
Mines
100%
Gold
37c
-1
Norgold Mines
Apr
35 "2
5%C
7c
9%c
Mines
Norlartic
98
Paving common
32c
_•
Yellowknife
850
Preferred
3%c
7%c
"l
Nicholson
98%
—.
5c
Nib
98
Chemical common
Preferred
4 Vic
Oils.
98%
Mines
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Sterling Coal
Gold
Pacalta
27
11c
32 %c
New
Mar
21%
187,700
19,250
1
Newnorth
24
:
Steel
Dickenson Mines—
Goldvue
371
Mar
1
1
New
26
'
Standard
10c
•5c
1.16
1
_
Mines
New
25%
Co
Standard
1
.
Bidlamaque
Calumet
30
25 "2
Brazeau
Stadacona
High
26% Mar
«
Preferred
Apr
Feb
40c
Alger
New
New
Low
425
Co common
Southam
24c
23
64c
Range Since January 1
High
29^4
Malartic
(N(
Low
29%
■^Tioo
Gold
22
23
90c
Car
Siscoe
27% Mar
•
*
—-—
—
Feb
Shares
——__i
Preferred
15
9
32
for Week
29%
Class B
33'/a
—-•
Steel
Neilson
15c
•
Petroleum
National
Feb
Monday, April 24, 1950
Sales
Range
of Prices
Per
Simpson's Ltd class A—
11%
11%
20
Hosiery class B—
National
•
common-—
—
6c
57 %c Mar
Week's
Last
High
Jan
9
5
12
Preferred
16c
33 '/a
common..,.——*
Drug & Chemical com
National
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Low
35c
Chronicle,
21
Range Since January 1
High
40c
—
Mines
Mylamaque
Low
1
—1
Mosher Long Lac
Financial
MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL
tor Week
of Price*
and
Sales
Last
Sale Price
LISTED
Commercial
com
-
52c
8%c
5,400
14
14
110
5.05 Mar
21
Apr
'
6.00
Jan
Jan
76%
Apr
41c
180
'8c
19% Mat
63%
Feb
52c
Apr
6c
Jan
8%c
Apr
8%
Jan
14
Apr
'
Volume
171
Number 4901,
Commercial and
The
Financial Chronicle
(1705)
41
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
April
21
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Aeronautical
Affiliated
Amerex
Far
Securities
Fund Inc
Holding
Corp
Fund
1
Inc
Axe-Houghton Fund
Blair
Inv
Boston
Tr
of
Fund
1
Inc...
1
3%
103.24
1
21.78
9.18
9.19
...5
17.48
Home
23.55
10c
13.90
value—
Broad Street Invest Corp
Bullock Fund Ltd___.
Chemical
20.04
36.64
Preferred
16.37
100
2212
14.74
16.21
1.58
1.74
Stock
Fund
;_l
Financial
First
27!'72
1
18.67
4.09
Corp
27.87
Fund——1
stock
Common
Funds
series
stock
5.39
7.39
interest__l
28.85
31.19
13.61
14.71
14.00
15.22
lc
6.07
series.—lc
beneficial
Investors
2nd
Inc.l
1
Bond
15.08
16.68
14.25
15.30
l
10.00
10.81
1
6.89
7.53
1
Series
6.54
1
6.82
4.38
2.97
New
England
New
York
4.17
4.30
17.25
Agriculture
I
10.04
11.00
1
6.95
1
7.94
8.70
Bank
1
11.59
12.70
1
9,24
1
12.96
10.90
5.08
5.49
Building supply
Corporate bond
Building
7.05
7.73
lc
6.68
7.33
lc
Aviation shares
6.47
7.10
shares
———lc
shares
lc
7.00
10.92
Fully administered shares
General
bond
shares
8.70
5.08
7.78
7.16
Investing Company shares
lc
8.79
6.15
6.75
shares—
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
lc
Petroleum
shares
Equipment shares
Railroad
Steel
stock
3.61
4.82
5.31
Howe
Plan
Fund
5.01
6.20
6.80
Inc.
1
4.59
1.80
24.02
Group shares
Bank Group shares
lc
9.79
Insurance
lc
lc
78c
lc
12.87
10.26
Investors Management Fund
1
15.39
15.72
27.52
28.79
Keystone
Custodian Funds—
(Investment Bonds)
(Medium Grade Bds)
'
•
1
1
23.84
26.01
B-3
(Low
Priced
Bonds)
1
17.40
18.98
B-4
(Speculative
Bonds)
1
10.09
11.02
(Income pfd Stocks)
1
16.12
Stks)_l
23.75
30.64
33.42
(Quality
(Income
pfd
common
com
S-3
(Appreciation
S-4
(Low Priced
com
com
Lexington
Trust
15.74
Stks)_l
Stks)
Knickerbocker Fund
Ask
bl.35
1.15%
1.30%
3-50
10-
2-50
bl.35
1-49
6-
1-50
bl.35
1.15%
1.30%
1.20%
9-
1-50
11-
1-50
bl.35
1.25%
1.30%
10-
3-49
7- 3-50
bl.35
1.15%
1-50
11-
1-50
bl.35
1.25%
1.30%
1.30%
1-50
12-
11-
1-49
8-
1-50
1-50
bl.35
bl.40
1.15%
1.30%
1.25%
3-50
1-
2-51
bl.40
1.30%
12-
1.25%
1-49
1.20%
1.35%
5-1-50
2-
1-51
bl.40
1.25%
12.82
13.99
5.16
1
5.64
1
9- 1-50
5.18
June
15,
1950
June
22,
1950
11, 1950.
bl.17
1.06%
June 29, 1950.
18, 1950.
bl.17
bl.17
1.08%
1.12%
July 6,
25,
1950.
bl.17
bl.17
1.08%
1.12%
July
July
bl.17
1.12%
bl.17
1.12%
1
8.65
1
17.17
18.82
1
11.23
12.31
May
Utility
9.48
v
—
8.70
9.53
June
1,
1950.
bl.17
5.72
6.27
June
8,
1950.
bl.17
1.08%
1
6.22
8.71
11.09
4
26
^
1
16.02
17.23
Fund.;.
l
2.54
&
Trading
(Geo)
Fund;
Investors
Banks & Trust
2.78
.
Inc
(net
asset
value)_•
53.13
11.42
12.36
21.30
22.60
Street
Union
Investment
Fund
6.17
Inc
Series
1
series
A
57.75
12.58
84c
1
_____
United Income
Wall Street
—10
18.41
6.48
Fund
4—
;
.1
7.53
1
10.23
11.12
l
10.94
11.16
'■
tm*m
Wellington Fund
1
18.29
19.96
Whitehall Fund Inc
Wisconsin Investment Co
1
17.27
18.57
1
3.69
4.00
*aa
Unit Type Trusts—
Vj;
•
r
••
.
E
-*■*
North
Amer
Series
Series
7.63
8.80
1
2.26
2.57
Trust Shares-—
1955
&
the
of
Manhattan
New
Co__10
1
Bid
98
100
inn
2.39
5
35%
62%
Insur Co of North America
104%
63
20
74
26
28
51
54
$2.10
Casualty
common
20
51%
54
23%
25%
18%
Merchant
25%
27%
15'%
Bonding
5
30 ft
32%
5
30%
32%
4
8%
9%
17
Fire
Merchants
&
Assurance
Mfrs_.
2%
20 %
21%
National
American Re-Insurance
10
Casualty
30%
32%
National
Fire
American Surety
25
58
60%
National
Union
Automobile
10
62
65
New
"
(Detroit)__10
&
Forster
Inc..
York
24%
North
76
10
79
Northern
10
\67%
—10
36
>
115
'
39
Federal
Ins
Co
cSunt?XTrastgCo a°k & TrUS'"2°
(White Plains, N Y)
Empire Trust
Federation
Bank
Fiduciary
First
&
Trust
Pacific
Indemnity Co
Casualty Co
76
Phoenix
68
10
Providence-Washington
,67%
fireman's
Fund
10
Firemen's
of
Preferred
87%
5
100
Guaranty Trust
19
20
& Co Inc
100
12%
56%
25
States
25
&
Trust
100
'
38%
&
Trust
46%
39
.
63%
86%
65%
28%
30%
JJnJ fatioialxBa"103 %
United States Natl Bank
0
20
♦
_
San Francisco
95
7%
300
37
20
*
93%
8
625
295
285
Portland
43%
92
12
Trust
37
B£nk
58%
41%
Guarantee
37%
273
44%
90%
_
36
Mellon Natl Bank & Truat___100
43 %
267
Bank & Trust.17%
Trust
16
Peoples First National
1,540
41%
25
City Bank
32
355
Farmers Deposit Natl Bank-_100
32%
18
1001,500
Co
Nat'l
30%
100
Pittsburgh
307
30%
Bank
655
of
Amer
NT48 A—
New common
6.25
Bell
Telephone of Pa 3s
Calif
Edison
Oregon
102"%
1979
2%s
102 %
102%
103%
Corp
Hartford
Power
117
27%
7%
102%
Kentucky Utilities $4.75 pfd. 100
Maine Pub Serv $5.50 pfd
4%%
62%
66
18
33 »A
2
101%
1979
104%
1969
102%
101%
&
20
19%
100
106%
20%
Gas—
(series
1949)
2%s
103%
105
-
108
$4.80 redeemable
1st pfd—25
Penn Pwr & Lgt 4%%
104
Pub
Ser
(Colorado)
pfd__100
4.40%—100
101%
101%
104
105
Pub Serv of Okla 4.65%
102%
103%
Rochester
102
103
Tenn Gas Transmission 3s__I960
Corp
2%s
1970
28ft
28%
108%
109%
103
Niagara Mohawk Pow 2%s_1980
Gas
38%
105
Pacific Gas & Elec Co—
27/sS
Indianapolis Pwr & Lt 2%s_1979
United
104
53%
138%
pfd.100
106
$4.75 preferred series G—100
105
Gas
&
108
Elec—
79
5%
10
1985
pfd
Public Serv of Indiana 3s__1979
8%
142
37%
102'A
Duke Power
1
52%
2%s__1979
N Y State Elec
Ask
107
pfd_30
Iowa Southern Util 5%%
1984
Bid
106
pfd__50
106
103
Detroit Edison 2%s
Co
3.90c
105%
20%
Service
Electric
100
102%
46
Gas
Par
Light—
preferred
1974
183%
26
&
Power
4.28%
1980
2%s
43%
.5
(N Y)
Stocks (Continued)—
Delaware
103%
6%
35%
7
Stocks—
Par
Blackstone Valley Gas A Elec—
$4.25 preferred
100
Bid
Ask
San
Central
Republic
12 %
97
Seaboard
Surety
10
56
53
lo
34
36
13%
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
—10
45
106
107
Staten
Standard
37%
Island
4.90%
20
21%
100
106 %
108
100
107
107%
100
107
21%
Edison—
preferred
47
16%
Diego Gas & Elec—
preferred
4% %
8
29%
39%
15
97
(Texas)
Fire
&
5
30
31
34
36
Hartford.
Fire
.10
116
120
Hartford
Steamboiler
38
40
z
jts.
Marine
Accident
101
10
10
10
33%
101
%
Travelers
S
100
TT
4
)?. Guarantee
Westchester
Fire
10
2
480
495
54%
68
56%
&
Pwr
107%
55%
56%
$4.65
53%
53%
4.60%
100
$2.20
pfd
preferred
Tenn
Gas Transmission—
preferred
preferred
...
.
^
107%
Odd lot sale
Included
in
change.
n
(not included in year's range). bBid yield price,
d Deferred delivery sales (not
year's range),
e Ex-interest.
fFlat price,
k Admitted to listing on N. Y. Stock Ex¬
to trading N. Y. Curb,
r Cash sales (not included in year's range).
t Ex-
Admitted
71
llquidating dividend.
80
84
Issued,
21%
23
.
106%
•
•
preferred
Lt
$2.04
a
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__2
U S Fire
Hudson Gas & Elec
4.75 %
Conn
~s*<i "■>-»*•
U
"
Associated Tel
Ask
1980
27/aS
102%
23%
12%
15
Appalachian Elec
Boston
Security Issues
Bid
103
51
5
10
Accident
Reinsurance
Recent
Bonds—
102
70
90%
Fire
298
10
-10
Trust
(J P)
20
Co
35
1,295
Central Maine Power 2%s__1979
27%
10
& Republic
5
& Rutgers Fire common_5
American
1,235
Conn Lgt & Power 2%s
22
St Paul
Hanover
33
100
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
Lawyers Trust
Trust
n,trnit
23%
22
10
Bank
39%
10
71
Great
630
National Bank of Detroit—__10
38
38%
__3", f/16%
-ttf
76
Peerless
65
2nd preferred
350
605
110
64%
25
10
Globe
335
National City Bant
36
107
10
Trust
National
Cleveland
62,/"
16
50
37%
3.33%
Fire
10
Globe
Central National Bank
62%
2.50
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fire Assn df Phila
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
237
100
nn
92
229,.
100
Savings
rr.„of
89%
100
Bank
&
Cleveland
7%
36%
38
Employees Group Assoc—37
Employers Reinsurance
_10
63
Frisco
Hn,fharn
56%
2
12.50
Northeastern
70
32
f
Fire..;
River
Pacific
of
54%
10
Hampshire Fire
New
22%
—5
Newark..—
Trust
Northern Trust Co
5
New
Crum
44
5
Casualty
61%
110
10
30
10
JJ
Flrelt
Amsterdam
58%
_25
Connecticut General Life
Continental Casualty
National
Harris
38%
42
6%
—
18%
17%
.5
55
1
Prior
preferred.
10
$1.05 Convertible preferred__5
Massachusetts
Equitable Assur
Fire —'
99 '
36%
20
77
Fidelity & Casualty__5
Camden
96
v
Co.
108%
Jersey Insurance of N Y__
American
Bankers & Shippers
Boston
.
37%
10
60%
5
Newark
Ask
230
Ask
60%
;
American
American of
First
149
144
Stamped
United
4
Casualty
Bid
215
National Bank & Trust__33%
47%
Continental Bank & Trust—
National
Bid
T,„
100
Continental Illinois
ooq
45%
Brooklyn Trust
100
Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20
Chase National Bank
__15
Chemical Bank & Trust
10
Title
Home
City Natl Bank & Trust
York
Avpnup
New York
Par
Par
27%
,
"Fifth
Morgan
4.17
.
4sk
25%
Bankers^Trust
Manufacturers
1
1956
Bank
Companies
Chicago
Industrial Bank of Commerce
2.50
Independence Trust Shares
Maryland
American
1950___
Ask
•
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series
of
«*.'«•»
;
20.02
Shares
Bank
Bid
York
Trust
'
—25
Automobile
20,
;
—
—
1
Investing Corp
Par
New
Commercial National Bank &
22.01
C
Union Preferred Stock Fund
Union Common Stock Fund
13.71
75c
1
1
B
Serifs
Fund
6.76
55.25
Corp.*
Industry Shares.—25c
Bond
53.13
10
American
1950
VS..
22
2.75
...10
Alliance
13,
1.12%
12.15
-
J
.—10
American
bl.17
1950
Ask
1.08%
9.55
l
bl.17
6.82
1
Bid
1.08%
1
equipment
Treasury Bills
Ask
1
15
5.68
2.52
Par
__—___
wi
1.04%
27, 1950.
Sterling National
Agricultural
wi
1.06%
Insurance Companies
Life
bl.35
Bid
Public
Aetna Casualty & Surety
Insurance
Due
bl.17
...
Aetna
Dated
1.30%
United States
•
Aetna
Rate
bl.17
24%
17.18
25c
Fund.
Bid
1-50
4, 1950.
5
25.91
Stks)_l
Stocks)
1
Appreciation
S-l
Ask
5-
May
May
May
17.59
K-2
Bid
1-49
April
3%
11.15
9.19
S-2
Due
8-
11.95
Television
14.11
1
8.34
K-l
Dated
1.35%
10.95
Trusteed
1.19
1
B-2
.9732
10.90
State
86c
1.07
Boston
B1
99.9595
1
Fund
10.73
of
.9859
1, 1951
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
14.44
:
Amer Shares
2%
Shareholders Trust of Boston__l
Sovereign Investors- ^
1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Investment Trust
99.9771
1
^
Selected
25.97
Group shares
1, 1950.
lifts Jan.
100.3
9.99
Republic
1.96
5
Stock and Bond Group
Investment Co of America
100.2
13.94
Putnam
4.96
10c
Incorporated Investors
Aviation
1955
U%s Oct.
12.72
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Income Foundation Fund
15,
99.27
4.88
Petroleum
5.83
4.56
_lc
—
l%s March
99.26
13.18
Tobacco
5.29
lc
Utility shares
.0266
1954
1
stock
4.45
Pacific Amer Investors com__10c
$1.50 preferred
5
3.97
lc
shares
100.0068
15,
1
equipment
Steel
8.83
lc
shares
.0276
tlVaS Sept. 15, 1950
l%s March
2.82
lc
shares
Tobacco
8.06
2.56
.0185
100.0201
100
12.47
Railroad
5.47
lc
100.0122
1, 1950
99.31
11.47
Railroad
9.02
4.98
lc
Railroad Bond Shares
RR
8.23
lc
_
1, 1950
U%s July
1951 "C"
1,1951
11.38
Public
9,63
lc
Priced
tl%S June
100.1
Pacific Coast Invest Fund
9.95
Low
Ask
Indebtedness—
100
1%S Oct.
Oils
7.85
9.43
Bid
of
10.47
Metals
8.53
lc
lc
series
Machinery
Merchandising
8.15
lc
Industrial Machinery shares
Institutional bond shares
....
Insurance
5.53
7.43
lc
Maturity—
Certificates
100.1
Electrical
11.96
7.94,
Ask
100
Diversified Industry
1
Diversified Investment Fund.l
Diversified preferred stock..!
7.68
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
Food shares
lc
Chemical
stock
Chemical
»
-
lc
—
_—
100.5
11.56
1
Securities—
101.30
100.1
1957-1955
14.20
1
58.57
Agricultural shares
1,
10.13
54.47
Automobile shares
100.2
101.24
1%S July 1 1951 "B"
7.62
Aviation
1
Group
Bid
4.70
16.04
1
Automobile
Investors Trust
Maturity—
Treasury Notes—
7.70
3.82
Inc-r
18.17
General
Oct
99.28
1955 1953
1.35%
Fund
Stocks
17.35
;
l%s
1,
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
5.33
7.05
Group Series—.—1""
15.83
Corp..
1961
Feb.
3.25
4.88
Series_^v___l
Low Priced Com Stock Series
J
16.81
Capital
1148 Jan- '■ 1953"1951
99.23
4.79
1
series
1
General
Ask
99.19
19W 1950
7.45
1
Series
2
Inc
1952-1950
7.15
§tock Series
Series
Fundamental Investors Inc
Fund
1
l%s July 1,
1
1
Gas
Industries
Mav
A/4S May
Dollar Price
Fund
Fund
Selected
5.89
l%s
2%s
Trust—
,
6.65
5.37
of
Fund Inc
Industrial Stock
Inc—
_
119%
8.10
Investors
biock
5.98
119
4.71
10c
Bond
Speculative
2.26
Panama Canal 3s
Bid
100.4
4.65
4.27
Preferred
32
100.1
15, 1950——
15, 1951
4.53
lc
shares
Income
■"
Franklin Custodian
Preferred
2.07
30%
100.2
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
l%s Feb. I, 1953
point
a
3.48
4.11
Low Priced
30.13
10
First Mutual Trust
3.15
Investors Corp
National Security Series—
Bond series
4.30
5
Industrial Fund Inc.l
Boston
3.75
4.22
National
19.96
20c
100.1
100
32nds of
more
4.26
1c
shares
Balanced
29.64
■___
Equity Fund Inc___
Fidelity Fund Inc
4.55
3.40
3.86
lc
of Boston Inc
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
Nation-Wide Securities—
6.40
21
100
or
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
Other neue,
Mutual Fund
Howard—
Balanced Fund
4.23
4.13
lc
Ctfs
143
5.89
1
.
&
3.99
3.84
1.35s Sept.
48.91
3.62
lc
Mass
4,960
138
Consolidated Investment Trust. 1
Delaware
Fund
1
Dividend Shares
25c
Eaton
48.91
lc
shares
shares
Manhattan
17.70
Commonwealth Investment
10
one
Ask
1%S Feb.
Fund—
Furnishings shares
Steel
39.40
1
100 4.810
com
33.70
Bid
Funds—
Petroleum
Mass
i
Fund
Christiana Securities
33.70
Non-Ferrous Metals
21.96
Figures after decimal represent
Ask
Paper
.1
Century Shares Trust
•
Business Equipment shares, lc
Electrical Eqiupment shares.lc
General Industries shares
lc
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Net asset
Second
Automobile
6%
99.11
Bid
Federal Home Loan Banks—
_
Net Asset Value)
Managed
17.02
27/b
*
America
-
6%
\
Loomis Sayles
9.11
15.66
1
'Net Asset Value)
4.29
8.43
5
Par
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
37%
3.96
1
B
Holdings Corp...
Bond
4.63
35%
Obligations Of Government Agencies
Mutual Funds—
6.60
4.28
<
10
Beneficial Corp
Ask
6.01
1 %
American Business Shares
Axe-Houghton
Bid
1
x
(Un)
Ex-divldend.
•No par
value,
y
Admitted to Unlisted Trading privileges,
z Ex-stock dividend.
wd When delivered,
Ex-rights,
tin default,
t These bonds
are
subject to all Federal taxes.
wi When
a1
42
(1706)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle,
.
Week Ended
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
will show
clearings this week
Bank
increase compared
an
with
year
a
ago.
by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief
Preliminary figures compiled
Saturday, April 22, clearings
cities of the country, indicate that for the week ended
for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings
for all cities of the United States
above those of the corresponding week
last year.
Our preliminary
1950
Third
Federal
Reserve
1949
$
$
against $13,756,521,563 for the same week in 1949.
total stands at $15,346,573,379
the week ended Friday of 18.1%.
this center there is a gain for
At
Our comparative
Pennsylvania—Altoona
1,133,389
1,305.251
—13.2
1,270,480
1,442,712
1 275,521
+ 13.1
1.128,807
893 094
1,146,523
995,822
+ 15.1
1,254,907
1,068.532
Lancaster
3.325.317
3.680,533
9.7
4.075.045
3,145,101
1,0/9.000.000
708,000,000
—
Philadelphia
Reading—
943,000,000
882,000 000
3.140,583
2,929,910
1.8
6,074,119
5.033 553
2,295 081
+ 33.4
3.971.246
5.029,291
-7-21.0
2,627,341
5,690,425
4,134.990
15.931.728
7,099 585
+ 124.4
11,558,C51
5,884,276
1,129,122.591
743,423,583
Wilkes-Barre
3,061,569
—-
New York
$7,615,623,745
15.6
St. Louis
1,040,000.000
Federal
Reserve
160.419.552
313,812.111
305,197,002
days
2.2
37,290,700
9.9
4.648,952
+
11.3
6.680,027
6 420.152
356,101.421
243,977,445
+
46.0
269.041,650
208.117,191
905,213.821
765,551,094
+
18.2
850,454,997
801,661,864
284,200,000
321,021,000
324,463,619
359,375.000
—
+ 19.6
9.7
318.395,498
+
+ 17.7
2,652,464,301
2.898,285,815
+
711.007,026
764.320.434
Total
Fifth
^
13.5
,+. 9.3
,
—
$15,346,573,379 $13,756,521,563
We cannot furnish them today,
figures
inasmuch
statement, however,
which
2.497.727
Total
the week
the week
clearings for the whole country having amounted to $13,809,478,962 against $12,821,-
Outside of this city there was a gain of 12.4% the
602,174 in the same week in 1949.
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
(including this city) the totals show an
improvement of 5.6%, in the Boston Reserve District of 2.8% and in the Philadelphia
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are larger by
Reserve District of 51.9%.
18.2% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 11.2%, but in the Richmond Reserve
smaller
are
by 0.6%.
The
Chicago Reserve
District has to its
expansion Of 28.5%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 8.3% and the Min¬
neapolis Reserve District of 7.0%.
the
In the Kansas City Reserve District there is an
in the Dallas Reserve District of 9.7% and in the San Francisco
Federal
summary
a
11,237.000
125 540.095
4,153,142
223,700.484
73,316,797
425.92C.821
(6 cities)
Sixth
13,292,000
122,773,116
3,909,197
428,705.992
—
—
+
—
5.9
3.181,717
3,028,821
12.6
213,035,431
210 656.471
21.1
82,657,162
69.372.053
O.o
437,717,489
422,+73,010
Reserve District—Atlanta—
Ten nessee—K nox vllle
18.468,049
„vr
16 391.447
16,358.322
+ 12.9
85.314,578
6*,222.125
+
32.8
76,872.804
67 330 362
235,000.000
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
227,600.000
+
3.3
243,600,000
18,975.938
237,000,000
4,753,250
4.802.154
3.336.128
3.918.793
3,826.853
3.036,103
Florida—Jacksonville
108.346.198
76.526,609
+ 41.6
87,165,785
84.240.612
Alabama—Birmingham
103.586.476
85.623,832
+
21.0
85,405,954
91,519,233
+
6.6
+
AugustaMacon
—. —
6.640.994
6,229,446
527.448
118,054,641
671,227.500
Total (10 cities)
<*89,957
104,749,379
Mississippi—Vicksburg—_
Louisiana—New Orleans
Seventh
Federal
603,325,879
—
—
0.9
2.1
3,906.258
4,174,373
10.050.862
6,409,584
7.7
473.979
302.829
—11.3
123,656,591
116,179,541
+
11.2
654,203,139
626,365,989
+
15.5
1,278,304
1,135,559
+
7.6
11,440,080
9,376,129
—11.7
5.017,711
7,338,606
Reserve District—Chicago-
1,876,541
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids..
10.484,322
4 538.365
..
5,139.035
5.9
6,617,558
5,j46,853
+ 41.0
54.672,000
48.285,000
33.1
6,452,575
4.993.829
Terre Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
+
3.239,449
,
—
6.386.816
2.787,561
+ 13.0
66,927.040
WWMM
_
45,855.000
8.193.366
Indianapolis
South Bend
4.717,123
64,646.000
Indiana—Fort Wayne
62,390.450
4,350.376
3,712,516
Des Moines
33.379.339
2G.818.413
Sioux city
14.905,516
13,165,587
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
-«v7
"■
+
+
7.3
5,142,440
X
54,370,662
64,129,111
+ 60.4
3.689.717
3 424.600
24.5
29,277,712
24 838.570
+ 13.2
13.528,172
11 424.037
+
1.232,766
829.957
+ 54.6
1,247,883
1.050,578
836,195.974
638.200.171
+ 31.0
787,125,368
726.283,952
4.025,662
■
Chicago
2,564.514
f 57.0
3,171,417
2,705,206
11.232,931
9.765.270
9,799,836
+ 10.9
6.227.821
4 318,281
+
44.2
5,251,919
4 460.340
4,288.056
2,904.279
+ 47.6
3,548,425
3 287,895
1,031.072,098
841,266.007
+
28.5
1,007,680,883
918,635,702
251,100.000
+
5.1
283.200,000
252,900,000
10,866.082
Rockford
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1,192,143
11,280.916
mmmwrnm'-
Lansing
Peoria
furnish
we
2,683,565
8.7
7.8
95,462,866
Decatur
10.4%.
following
2,778,063
+
+
195.443,494
—
Illinois—Bloomington
In
11.4
—
12,081,000
107,135.277
We group the cities
clearings at this center having recorded a gain of 4.6%.
that in the New York District
2,819,292
13,127.000
115,480.537
Maryland—Baltimore
+ 11.6
—
District—Richmond—
District of Co'umbia—Washington
present further below
we
Reserve
South Carolina—Charleston
available at time of going to press.
are not
Federal
Virginia—Huntington
Richmond
7.0
as
West
(7 cities)
Virginia—Norfolk
>
+ 12.6
——$14,635,566,353 $12,992,201,129
*
4.228,530
3.8
191,790,550
$11,737,280,538 $10,339,736 828
—
Youngstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh-
4.9
+
For that week there was an increase of 7.7%, the aggregate of
Reserve District of
27,596.200
+
+
7,730,054
give final and complete results of the week previous
increase of 6.8%,
321,777.107
4,696.604
Mobile
an
6,234.696
167.287 988
339,470.520
35.349,300
-™-
In the elaborate detailed
credit
7,294,140
186,029,008
28
8.605.243
five days
totals
+
5.161.187
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
the
5.6
10.8
~
36.114.000
3SO,531,7GO
ends Saturday and the Saturday
District
—
Mansfield
225,653,565
issue of next week.
it appears
8.181.137
177.699,187
Cleveland
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
bank
7.725.672
•
Cincinnati
Columbus
^
ending April 15.
922,895,413
District—Cleveland-
Ohio—Canton
1 2
—
383,890.000
Total all cities for week™.—
able to
984.896,593
1.3
—
Total all Cities, five days.
are
+ 51.9
10.9
All Cities, one day-
we
12 534.523
+
Baltimore-.
our
8,030,938
+
298,100,000
Pittsburgh
in
7.129.021
96.4
+
450,163.580
San Francisco
Other cities,
2.573,931
603,948
269,316.515
-
Ten Cities five
cities)
8
272,850,310
-
Cleveland
;
+
--
——499,259,914
-
City
—
.
Jersey—Trenion
Fourth
18.1
t
1,027.000.000
—
~
Boston
Kansas
^
657,310,437
-
-
Philadelphia
$6,448,164,198
759,893,619
-
—
Delaware—Wilmington
(11
—
52.4
2.833,906
5.024 317
York--
1,447,703
+ 27.6
3,616,159
4.935,797
Total
Chicago
S
%
1949
1950
1947
$
'
Bethlehem—
Clearings—Returns by Telegraph
Week Ended April 22—
1943
Chester-
New
for the week follows:
summary
April 15
or
Dec. %
District—Philadelphia-
Scranton
11.6%
will be
Inc.
Monday, April 24, 1953
Springfield.
"
SUMMARY
Week Ended April 15-
Federai
Reserve Districts
let Boston
New
3rd
Philadelphia
4th
Cleveland
1
—
1
5th Richmond
7th
+
5.6
7,398.506,065
6,999,022,097
+
51.9
984,896,593
922,895,413
—-
+
11.2
654,203,139
841,266,007
+ 28 5
1,007,680.883
M
(■':
+
—
8.3"
504,238,249
446,398,235
7.0
378.082,016
320,821,585
453.842,076
+
6.8
494,899.180
434.877,838
328,237,919'
299,226,809
+
9.7
325,765,354
256,101,027
792,271,851
717,476.823
+ 10.4
774,262,478
676,927,073
48^679,169
-_10
II
6
—
-
264.000.000
<1
Total-—
13.809,478,962
12,821,602,174
7,105,976,421
_112 cities
—
Outside New York City
6,412,534,559
We
add
now
our
detailed
statement showing
7.7
14,396.889,416
13,379,068,356
+ 12.4
7,287,693,753
118.707.693
113.764.476
4.3
123,546 338
113 221.203
102 951,399
83,867,374
+
22.8
55,451,004
78,573.437
2,180.804
1,536,597
+
41.9
2,040,407
1.703,595
487,839,896
450,268,447
+
8.3
504,238,249
446,398,235
Illinois—Quincy
Total (4 cities)
Ninth
Federal
$
Clearings at—
First Federal
1949
5.567 521
219,375,788
82.115.897
St, Paul
7.606.100
233.225.259
Minneapolis
70.973.075
3,597.767
4,944.537
South Dakota—Aberdeen
3.163.738
2.941.469
3.703.521
3,809.942
North
Dakota—Fargo
10.133,823
_
1
$
Inc. or
Portland--—
Fall River—
—.
4,319,807
3,996,101
461,507,105
463,401,409
2,199,086
Lowell———___—
—
Hew Bedford
—,
1948
1947
Dec. %
$
846,281
+
+
—
5.1
1,883,396
1,348,378
8.1
4,622,778
3,402,164
0.4
491,525,127
469,913,070
+ 13.0
+ 19.4
2,168,370
1,091.697
810,580
9.1
2,145,650
6.850,323
6.1
264.026.137
225 161,739
+
15.7
85,017,694
69.676,177
—27.2
7,087.199
+
—
5
203,364
7.6
3,662,789
3.147,236
2.8
3.688.592
2
826,227
319,225.323
+ 11.7
8,472,340
7,956.514
+
7.0
378,082,016
320,821,585
535.767
,
521.849
+
2.7
367.850
438,747
490,800
—18.1
629,279
467,274
7.103,741
+ 16.8
7.676.690
6,229.313
121.401,264
Omaha.
599.168
8.297.183
•
Lincoln
114,814,286
5.7
124.274,329
108 328.163
+
a„.
8.181,235
6.536.892
+ 25.2
13,139.691
11.565,519
+ 13.6
17,013,069
8 303,431
—
316,655,635
297,853.759
6.3
322,977,025
291,495,401
10.393.736
10,419,301
0.2.
11,326,431
10.745,551
2,355.719
2,194,971
+ 34.7
2.232,857
1.534,696
2,628,137
2,232,590
+ 17.7
1,968.729
1,563,584
484,679,169
Missouri—Kansas City
St. Joseph
—
,
_
Colorado—Colorado Springs
i
—
,r|1
—
453,842,076
494,899,180
434,877,833
u, ,
— —.
+
—
6.362.024
5
842,570
+
6.3
6,050.445
+ 40.4
26,215,945
24,425,248
9,130,393
57.0
11,677,339
9,700,775
25,528,800
25,556,100
0.1
28,309.600
1,978,325
1,349,570
+ 46.6
1,385,933
_
+
6.8
5,116,106
22,045,003
_
7,246,291
5.829.902
Total (10 cities)
1,623,117
9,106,693
14,331,937
Hew Haven-
+
+ 13.7
30,948,725
Bhode Island—Providence
1,968,938
7,898,579
6,297,836
Connecticut—Hartford—
6,127.265
+
1,897,568
2,148,366
—
-
Hastings
Pueblo
8,982,490
—
Springfield
Worcester—
1.945.901
1,010.323
——
—26.8
District—Kansas City-
Reserve
Wichita
1,548,906
—
Massachusetts—Boston
Federal
Kansas—Topeka
1,628,395
;
9.074.412
341,307.526
Helena
Nebraska—Fremont
Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor___
+
District—Minneapolis—
Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
Tenth
1950
•'
the figures for each city for the
Week Ended April 15
,
•
6,657,181,608
+
four years:
''7
+
Kentucky—Louisville
Total (7 cities)
week ended April 15 for
"■
Tennessee—Memphis
Montana—Billings
;
12th San Francisco
.
Louis—
Louis
918,635,702
+
450,268,447
319,225,323
Missouri—St.
626,365,969
/
+
487,839,896
341,507,526
II
Dallas
422,573,010
603.825,879
II
11th
437,717,489
428,705,992
7
10th Kansas City—
0.6
425.920,821
671,227,500
4
——
——
801.661,864
1,081,072,098
'
6th St. Louis
6th Minneapolis
850,454,997
765,551,094
It
17
—_———
18.2
905,218,821
10
—
Chicago
Federal Reserve District—St.
552,788,543
586,182 973
743,423,583
a
6th Atlanta
2.8
+
6,653.273.058
M
,0'.-
$
$
%
Eighth
545,517.083
1.129,122.591
6
—
—.
Dec.
$
f
7.027,420,396
7
—
Total (17 cities)
1947
1948
Inc. or
1949
it
5-»
1
560.881,195
CLEARINGS
M
12
York—
2nd
BANK
$
—12 cities
———
—
OF
1950
+
—
Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
Eleventh
8,755.221
Fort Worth—.
249,032,783
27.174,037
Dallas
7.237,163
270,271.546
Texas—Austin
24,329,458
5,763.000
+ 21.0
7,877,290
6,379,774
8.5
270,947,000
211,814,000
+ 11.7
26,560,092
21,769,220
5,907,000
4,774,000
2,666,227
+
—
Hampshire—Manchester—
Total (12 cities)
Second
How
560,881 195
545,517,083
,
26,064.600
1,240,646
2.0
2.3
586,182,973
552,788,543
+ 85.1
56,392,417
38,910,455
2.5
3,078,262
2,821,897
+
:
5.649,000
4.883,938
4.235,469
+
15.3
4,160,645
Louisiana—Shreveport
Hew
11.504,177
8,628.936
+
33.3
10,313,327
8.697,803
328,237,919
299.226,809
+
9.7
325,765,354
256,101,027
111,258.524
102.871.092
+
8.1
114,935,821
3.616.648
3.418.552
+
5.8
3,162,148
3,278,545
152,741,095
137.147,886
+ 11.4
157,957,047
106.997,184
64.310,592
68.248.376
5.8
55,643.896
45,724.880
Galveston
Wichita Falls
Total (6 cities)
—
Federal Reserve District—New York—
York—Albany
75,707,976
3,074,182
Twelfth
Federal
Reserve
District—San
Francisco—
■
81.740,629
-•
Elmira
1,629,667
Jamestown
—
78,699,705
3.5
6 4
1,531,408
80,746,467
1,766,151
85,138,507
Syracuse
5.7
2,530,769
1,876,557
4.6
7,109,195,663
6,721,886,748
18,950,036
+ 17.4
;
Horthern New Jersey
SMal (12 cities)
„
,
11,599,729
897,962
„
12,363,524
12,622,871
Hew Jersey—Montclalr
——
1,966,317
6,409,067,615
14,788,592
—
662,763
—
_
_
15,884.703
17,265,730
11,899,111
11,022,880
Stockton
35.5
777,990
1,004,348
48,160,781
34,834,242
+ 38.3
42,634,605
39,624,734
+ 54.1
54,717,631
64,255,595
7,027,420,396
8,653,273,058
5.6
7,398,506,065
6,999,022,097
9,511,047
_
8.147,565
377,937,050
10,274.698
+ 14.5
11,270,947
10,991,933
4.244.472
+ 30.7
4.978,959
4,103,474
8.794.596
-
9.582,473
393,644,707
6,548,310
—
+ 24.7
+ 12.8
7.517.691
+ 17.0
8,406,204
8,363,757
792,271,851
Total (10 cities)
717,476.823
13,809.478,962
12,821,602,174
7,105,976,421
6,412,534.559
+ 10.4
774,262,478
676.927,073
7.7
14.396,889,416
13,379,068,356
+12.4
7.287,693,753
6,657,181,603
41,433,536
61,055,880
14,680,276
10.461.527
359.439.675
11.759,027
—
Santa Barbara
12,449,187
+ 14.7
13,050.655
San Jose_
13,505,559
13.852.854
—
101.866.636
405.307.701
Pasadena
8.8
+
.
San Francisco
+ 19.6
+
—
_
California—Long Beach
2,078,750
■Connecticut—Stamford
Yakima
1,506,733
22,238,018
20,711,364
Washington—Seattle
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City
6.703,502,541
Hew York—
Bochester
Hewark
40,898,713
2,996,729
Binghamton
Buffalo
Grand Total (112 cities)
.....
Outside New York———
+
'Estimated.
tNofc
available.
+
(Volume 171
The Commercial artd' Financial Chronicle
Number 4901;
(ifoft, jt
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Foreign Exchange Rates
",1st
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522
of the. Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Rank certifies
to the
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
<£ive below
record for the week just passed:
a
FOREIGN
i VC
*
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED- BY
FEDERAL
RESERVE
BANK
TREASURY
TO
UNDER TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
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-
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member banks.
thousands
of
dollars)
Apr. 19,
Apr. 12,
1950
Gold
''■
22,496,431
fund
for
F.
Total
Other
gold
ctf.
reserves
cash
:
Discounts
and
Industrial
Govt.
136,681
3,987,375
6,219,800
£
r
Total
U.
Total
S.
Govt, securities.
—1,162,729
and
R.
notes
of
other
110,206
+
Other
182,828
34,520
+
121,511
assets
+
46
3,009
•
V
44,107
1
r,
22,841,566
457,209
—
bank—reserve acct.
S.
Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
15,785,854
acct.
_
210,618
646,673
8,932
+
U.
75,380
—
—_
Apr. 5,
1950
.
U.
305,251
v.
137,896
.17,693,998
66,682
___
■
+
12,479
<
25,037
S.
86
dealers
and
liabilities
43,196,407
28,725
—
Other
183,506
capital
i
Name of
Alloy
+
+
:
of
138
liabilities
5,175
44.110,710
securities—Total
...
10
+
23,493
U.
21,462
t-
-5
+
412
66
+
146
21
+
752
+
3,174
21
+
17'
+
—6
14
'■
4,370
—
5,907
+
8
24,031
+
10
5,630
+
48
11,857
+
41
—
+
75
—
—
with Federal Reserve Banks
__L
804
2,204
banks
405
+
Debits
to
1,342
+
1
219
—
2,250
-r
3
42
___
^
1,255
16
276
255
15,422
0.2%
T
9,098
8
576
1,293
33
109
134
336
176
demand deposit accounts, except
and
U.
S.
Govt,
accounts,
.
19,398
purchased lor foreign
correspondents
Commitments
to
;
make
V
6,586
402
—
+
:
1,069
indus¬
trial loans
1,348
,V
27
—
5%
Screw
American
American
The
condition
statement
.
Commercial,
in
six
industrial,
districts
and
and
agricultural
increased
in
loans
the
de¬
Asuncion
bonds, notes,
TENDER
OF
Dat®
..
Port Concession Corp.,
8'V
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gold debentures... May 31
4-?8
4-21
6-1(1,
5-17
5-16
1
5- »•
5c
dTvidcnd)"-
$5
Edison
preferred
(increased)—
5^ 5
60C
6-15
5-25
30c
5-15
5- 1
25C
—
A
4-24
4-24
Ltd.—•
/
6-15
7-1
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6-12
6-12
5-15
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6-15
+12 VaC
;
5-19
5-19
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6-15
$i.i2ya
4-29
4-20
4-29
4-20
——-.—
<quar.)_——
(1947 series) (quar,)———„
Co., common iquar.).
preferred (quar.)—
——
S.) Shoe Corp., com. (quar )——
434%
prefeired (quar)
——
Belding Heminway Co. (quar.(__^__;
Bell & Howell, common (quax.)_————
4(4%
preferred (quar.)———.————
Blumenthal (Sidney) & Company (quar,)..—
Bondstock Corp., common—^
7% preferred <s-a)—u—.—
Eoston Fund, Inc. (increased quar.)_
—
Bruck Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)——w
Byron
6-15
:
——
—
$1.12'/a
,,
6- 9
6-29
50C
$1.12'/2
7-
1
6- 9
25c
5-
1
4-24
$1.18%
6-
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5-15
5-15
5- 1
6-
1
5-15
6-
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5-15
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1
First
4-29
6-15
5-15
+7%C
—
——
5-25
+30c
6-15
5-15
J7VaC
iquar.)
6-15
5-15
31c
5-15
4-28
50c
5-15
4-29
4-29
payment since
15. 1947—,
Jackson Co. (quar.).
jw.
5-15
$1-
Manufacturing
B.
•
4-25
6- 1
30C
(A.
Class
1
$1.25
Railroad———.
Co.,
5-
50C
4('2%
Beck
4-24
1
(Conn,)————
(quar.)__
pfd.
1
5-
5-1
(quar.)—
com.
Common.;..—i_—— w_„
Ayres (L. S.) 4»/a% preferred
4(4%
6-
12y2C
62»/2C
(.quar.——-
Service
Electric
4-18
5-26
(quar.)~i-———
Line
Coast
6-JO
1
5-
50c
(quar.)
—w
America, com. <quar,)_.
(quar.)_^»——
Co.,
x
6-20
$1.25
——.
.
5-15
5oy4c
Atlantic Coast Line Co.
Atlantic
4-29
(quar.)
Inc.
Arizona
5-10
:
i
(quar.)
pfd.
4(4%
Appleton Company
5- 5
10c
Trap Co. of
preferred
5%
»
5-15
3.00%
Works Co., Inc.—————.
Animal
5-15
Lines, Ltd.—
Foundries
Steel
5-20
5c
American Water
———
———
pfd. tqxiar.)
27%C
5-15
preferred (quar.)
——
preferred (quar,)—
■)
Campbell. Wyant & Cannon Foundry CoCanada North West Land Co., Ltd.—
33y8c
5-15
33c
5-15
4-29
50C
6-
5-25
California Water Service, 4.40%
5.30%
5.28%
tn
6-
1
5-1
6-
I
5-15
—r
Safeway, Ltd. 4(4% pfd.
Food Products, Ltd.—
4-29
9
< quar.)— +$1.12%
Liquidating:
Canada
5Vo
income
Paramount
(dollar)
Pictures
debentures,
Corp.,
due
common
Class
A
preference
(quar.)
Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd.,
PARTIAL
3968.—
stock...
Apr
..May
27
1562
4
1571
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $17,000,000. Hold¬
REDEMPTION
Date
Company and Issue—
Alabama
1st
Gas
Corp.—
mortgage bonds,
Page
<
%V%'*c
series A,
due
1971—
1st mortgage V,\% bonds, series A, due 1967—
May
American, Bosch Corp., preferred stock——
......May
1
3.
1457
1
.1457
»
Atlanta & Charlotte Air line Ry.—
1st mortgage d%% bonds, due 19C3—
May
(quar.)
(A.
7- 3
5-31
7-1
6-15
Trust,
+$3.75
6-
+$2.35
—
& Company cquar.)
—
Products, Ltd
Central Foundry Co.,-common (irreg.).——
5% preferred (quar.)—
—
Central Vermont Public Service.
Castle
7- 3
+$1.12'/a
+$2
5-20
5-15
50C
5-10
4-28
■+$1.
5-31
30C
5-16
5- 2
1
5-15
5-15
4-24
,6-15
6-
M.)
Food
Ribbon Mills, Inc. (quar.)—
Cherry-Burrell Corp. 4% pfd. (quar.)
4% pfd. (series of 1947) (quar,)
——.
Chicago, Wilmington & Franklin Coal Co.—
Cities • Service Co. (quar.)"——,——r——
City Title Insurance Co, Iquar.)
—
6-
$1.25
17c
15c
Century
May 15
Alabama Great Southern RR.—
,
Investment
preferred (accum.)
Canadian Western Natural Gas Co., Ltd
Ltd., 5%
Catelli
,
International
5-31
+25C
(quar.)——
4(4%
Canadian
Chilean Nitrate & Iodine Sales Corp.—
ings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness decreased
4-29
6-
700
—
Anheuser-Busch,
,
NOTICES
Company and Issue—
six, resulting in a net decrease of $13,000,000 at all re¬
porting member banks; the principal changes were de¬
creases of $14,000,000 in the San Francisco District and
$10,000,000 in New York City.
#
5-15
Canadian
other
$36,000,000 in New York City and increased $24,000,000
in Chicago; the net decrease at all reporting member
banks was $14,000,000. Holdings of "other securities"
list of corporate
preferred and common stocks called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
of
weekly reporting mem¬
ber banks of the Federal Reserve System in
leading
cities shows the following principal changes for the week
ended April 12: An increase of $511,000,000 in demand
deposits adjusted, and decreases of $255,000,000 in United
States Government deposits and $134,000,000 in bor¬
rowings.
-Tv ■ -•/:
,f:Vr-VV'.,y .. ..
creased
a
6-10
12yaO
Company (s~tock
Fund, inc. < initial)——.
Seating Co.
Extra :
found
%
4-20
87 %c
(quar.)
Burry Biscuit Corp.—r
$1.23 pfd.
(accum.)
Below will be
4-15
5-
40c
i——.
Shares
preferred
non-cum.
American
1,374
(Mftion Statement of Member Banks
<quar.)
4-20.
5-15
25C
Mutual
^
;
pfd.
Airlines, Inc. 3Vs'fe
5-23
6-12
$5
30c
:
(quar.)
Payable of Boo,
40c
^
.—
EcMmrn
Whm
Share
^; v
.
Company
American
Bates
v
,
...
5.3%
-f
S.)
American President
664
v
2,452
during week
56.8%
(A.
Meter
Auto
511
accept¬
on
; ;
i
Association
Business
4,927
—
73
+
46,492
Foreign banks
Borrowings ...—-
—4,239,800
r/
Steel Company
Cast
Class
adjusted
S.
Domestic
20,237
+
reached theiF
,
Company (increased).————-
Furniture
28
19
+
35,941
1,633
57
8
+
345
vault
Company
American
507
interbank
combined
Contingent liability
ances
■:.VT
;v. +
'
'
'
•
9
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
C
;
;
American
236
■f
460
4.580
—
securities
first
the
Packers
American
827
2
4,491
deposits, except Government
Government deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
10,802
:
•+
gold certificate re¬
to deposit and F. R,
serves,
note
4
■
■J
-
(^ualP.)—————Alpha Portland Cement Co...—
Amalgamated Bank-of New-York iquar.)—
Amerex Holding
Corp. (s-g)
—1__—.
Alee
1,197
47 v
700
?
«.——
loans__
Time
57
+
27,543
accounts.___.__ %
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
Ratio
■<;'
issue.
0831
1464
during the current week. Then we follow witfc
table in which we show the payments prevtr
Acme Steel
Liabilities—
483,173
1571
.
Per
5,508
1,115
13
989
securities
Demand deposits
215,081
1571
.
bonds, due 1954_
May, i
'
'
bonds, series A, due 1990_July 1
5%
this
in
American
purchasing or carrying:
S. Government obligations
loans
in
second
Alaska
—4,292,301
Capital Accounts—
Capital paid in_______
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
-
.
,
mtge.
payment date.
for
Government
Cash
1,326
—
1463
1
1961_—May
due
ously announced, but which have not yet
pur-
securities
estate
Reserve
17,644
+
485
«
mi
A———May 1
5c
for
Treasury
Treasury
Other
a
dollars)
87
Balance with domestic banks
Total
nounced
1949
+
In
tables.
Apr. 13,
18
...—
—3,851,410
113,301
—-
1461
5
y
Dividend announcements are
'
•
''£,r648/364
*'
■
and agricultural
U. S. bonds
liab., incl, accrued divs.
66,608
bills
;
certificates of indebtedness...
Treasury notes
407,053
+
—
■;
...■
Loans to banks
l
■
—3.611,712
59,624
+
356,537
Other
+
904.934
=
■.
■
carrying:'S. Government obligations
Other
—4,239,800
74,859
—
-
.
or
Other
notes
re.
Announcement
Inc. (+) or
'
25,419
brokers
Other loans
'
Other
Member
;
•:>
o
13,716
to
' U.
Real
Reserve
V-
(In millions of
..........
chasing
2,362
—
23,493
—
Loans
Deposits:
Other
••
1950
loans
5,725
+
<:/. 2
.
Commercial, industrial,
/
I
Apr. 12,
V-V-vv'-'V
■;
Loans—gross '
88,834
+
•
Dec. i—) Since
Loans—net
Liabilities—
U.
V
>
Loans and Investments—Total
16
—
'
44,110,710
Federal
W\
■
>
Assets—
;
—4,192,347
2,801
+
premises
v'V
:
—3,877,633
—
■
banks follows:
i;;:%
■■■
1,069,400
_
--
■■
of the assets and liabilities of reporting
;'U,
summary
v.'■ '"Vv
—2,769,300
209,560
3,027,079
items
+
—
186,600
—
33
banks
—
107,100
■—
17,549,623
securities
foreign banks
Uncollected
~
!
17,410,425
loans
from
Bank
/; " %''"V
V ' '
j/'V
J;
'
•
F.
A
member
—1,015,004
51,500
—.
1,454,000
Bonds
28,000
_
5,749,250
.
'
Borrowings decreased $100,000,000 in New York City
$82,000,000 in Chicago.
1,800
+
1
im
mortgage sinking fund 6%
St. Louis Southwestern Ry—
and
316,514
—
70
—
1
104$
,
bonds,
trust
1st
40,594
;V
:
■
Notes
Due
48,207
—
22,890
—
2,517
Bills
*
31,999
80,206
—
2,629
+
<v: vi
*147
bonds, due 1966—.——May
4
\ ■
;
"
,
Oake, Inc.—
Roberts &
deposits
,
Certificates
■
+
—
•
5,246
243,214
advances
Securities:
3,248
—
23,024,524
•_
loans
U. S.
1,998
tricts.
528,093
"4
(
United States Government deposits decreased in all dis¬
R.
notes
•;
j- *
-1
-v.*'.*
-
1
District, and $35,000,000 in the Kansas City Dis¬
trict, and they decreased $36,000,000 in New York City.
$
—
i
1
1
•
Dallas
1949
$
$
,^
certificates
Redemption
Apr. 20,
1950
"
.:
'
adjusted increased $306,000,000 in
Chicago, $55,000,000 in the Chicago District outside of
Chicago, $50,000,000 in the Richmond District, $47,000,000 in the San Francisco District, $36,000,000 in the
Increase (+) or
'■.'(Assets-—
'
'' 1
,
1
2% % collateral trust serial notes, due 1950-1951,
May 1
Public Service Co. of Colorado, 4.40% preferred stock_Apr 24
General and
Demand
decrease (—) since
I
•''
■
$13^000,000 each in the Chicago and San Fran¬
cisco districts and a total of $48,000,000 at all reporting
Reserve Banks Combined
(In
*»''t
1 -jl' 1
'
increased
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
v=
''
'• "•' '■■■-
r
•
•
Power & RR/Co.—
Erectric Light &
collateral
414%
•
^
;
dated; 1936___'—_Jun
1st refund, mtge. 5 %
30-year
mi
1
>
•
.
series
bonds,
5%
Philadelphia Co.—
of merchandise.
"*
(4
Detroit Edison Co.—: t.
.
,
,
General and ref. mtge. bonds ser. G 3Va%, due I&66-May
Hastings Square Hotel Co.-r,
6%
1st mortgage bonds, dated 1914—
Hiram Walker-Gooderham & Worts, Ltd., and Hiram
Walker & Sons, Inc., 20-year 23A% debs., due 1956^May
Lipton (Thomas J.), Inc., 6% preferred stock....—July
Lit Brothers, 6%
cumulative preferred stock.Jun
New York Water, Service Corp.—
;'
(
-v ?: j ■/;
v.
3
—May
1, 1963-—
due Nov.
debentures,
gold
f, 1st
^
.452531*+'''
:
2.783760
4
.561797*+
,425531*+
;
1
V
1
.658327*+
.561797*+
.561797 01
.425531*+
'
2.800703
1
2.800703
2.800742
.658327*t
„—„
'
2.783750
'
2.800781
—May
Service Co.—
•
.496125'
3'ugo
,
series C—————..
'A % debentures
5%. bonds,
mortgage
5 %
.496125
.193329*
.
.193329*
%
Date
Delaware Apartments, Inc.— ,
2nd mortgage income bonds,
.496125
-
*46*
129#^
ISSUE CALLED
Beneficial Industrial Loan Corp., 3
.115613
"i26260O
1
.140154*
.
.496125
■■
•Nominal.
.115613
:
•
2.772896
-
.140154*
1,1
-
:<+
r
.327358
.262637
2.772896
*'i
■
»•'
1st
Cities
.208700
'
.496125
.0346000
.00286062
%
.208700
.115613
.262642
.
Co. of Canada—
Bell .Telephone
'
.115621
1463
138$
1
•
Company and Issue—
4
.0028600
.208700
i--
Co.—
ENTIRE
.903671
.144938*
.144938*
'
.00286062
.208700
'■■/'.-
,
2.772896
........
Africa,
Kingdom,
Uruguay, ; peso
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
.0200600
cumulative preferred stock- .Jun
4%
California'Gas
•
*
1468
.909090
r
'
Sweden, ,krona
Switzerland, franc
United
.208506
.0200600
.0028600
.208700
...
Union
.208500
.144938*
.00285937
r-___.
Settlements,
.
.144938*
!•.,
...
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, .krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Straits
.902812
1
Prance (Metropolitan), franc
India, Dominion of, rupee
Mexico,
.909090
.902500
.208500
.0200600
,
.208500
_______
.909090
.901875
.208500
—.901875
Ceylon, rupee
Czechoslovakia, koruna
Denmark, krone
_
i
-
j..
157h
.May 1
1st mortgage bonds, 3V* % series, due 1970.^.^
Upper Peninsula Power Co.—
1st mortgage 3lA%, bonds, due 1977
.—v.—— -May i 1
Virginia Railway—'
.
Tst Hep & ref. mtge. 3»A% bonds, series C, due 1973 Jun 16
Canada, dollar—
Official
1462
k
Sherwin-Williams Co.,
,.0199125
,
1390
1st mortgage 33/4^>
bbnas, datfed 1936.J.——ill'.'-.
Morrell • (John) & Co., 15-year 3 % .debentures, due 195$. .May ,1
National Vulcanized Fibre-Co.—
tic*
i
iMay 15
15-year' ^kfk debentui-es,. due l960.r_^T^.r-.
New England Power-Co.—..
'• ■"
'
,1st mortgage 3bonds, series, A, due 1961———, .May 15
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co.—
*
Ref. mtge. and collat., trust bds., 3'A: ser„, due 1964 .May 3
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—
*
j
■
.May 1
.,1st mortgage bonds, 414% series, due 1958__.r
Southern
2.231573.
.0544060
.909090
Sooo
.0199125'
.1;
.138958*
*
j-/''
2.231573
146R
,
.174562^
,
•
1568
May 15
due 1963. -May 1
.206949*
!
.138958*
2.231573
"
019912s
...
Apr. 20
'
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v
"
Apr. 19
■<.;/ •'/%.>
$
f
T'!
■;
174?m*
;
V
'
■'
>'
.
Australia,, pound
Belgium, < ffanc
Brazil, cruzeiro
Apr. 17
,
.297778*
206949*
,
^' Special, 44
;
*
90777ft*
.1
_
1
.
$
.
V
Preferential "A"
Preferential "B"
;
-
,,
Basic -4-.U
■
Apr. 15
Apr. 14
Z1-■
$
A
+
.
Sugar Co.—
,
*>
•'
l"
:r .May
.Jun
Buylhg Rat? for Cable Transfers In New York
'■
Value In United States Money
P»g»
r
m'
' 4
series, due 1971—
V
20-year collat. trust bonds, due 1958..^
Hunt Foods, Inc., 4 "A % debentures, series
Minnesota Transfer Ry.-^,
,
Noon
*
^
1
.
'
'
(
.May 10
due. 1960_.__.
1
.Tire & Rubber Co., 20-yr. 3 % debs., due 1961.
Firestone
We
5
.
,
mortgage
Francisco
L
1
-
.
Date
;
bonds, '2%%
Clyde Porcelain Steel Corp.—
f
15-year 5Va% mortgage bonds,
daily
the different countries of the world.
on
and Jss.ue-^
Indiana'Gas Co'.^
Central
•
25c
5-15
t
4-30:
$1
$1
.5-16
1
.
4-21
4-30
4-21
4-21
5- 1
$1
6-12
150
4-20
,
5-12
4-17
•Hhr.
44
(1708)
The Commercial and Financial
When
Per
Name Of
Company
*20c
Glass
Co.,
Power
Co.,
com.
'
4-20
1
5-20
5-
National
$4
5
National
1
6-
9
1
0-
9
National
50c
class
A
*12c
6-
+12c
5-15
4-18
150c
(irreg.!
5-15
4-20
4-28
4-22
40c
—-—
Dallas Railway St Terminal Co.,
com.
Dickerson
(W.
T.)
5%
New
Process
1
4-19
1
4-19
4-15
Noyes
$i
4-20
4-10
(monthly)———25c
5-31
5-17
25c
6-30
6-16
—
6%
Ohio
(quar.)
Douglas Aircraft
Corp.,
CO.
(quaf.).
4-24
Class B (quar.)
Oswego Falls Corp., common
4V'lfo
preferred (quar.)
Owens-Illinois
6-15
5-18
5-
3
Ox
5-
5
Oxford
Paper $5
50c
7-
6-20
Pacific
Gamble
Dowry's Ltd., U. S. A. (quar.)
ti Bradstreet, common (quar.)— ______
25c
preferred (quar.)
Duquesne Brewing Co. of
Ferro
■f
Class
AA
Filllerton
Galr
Corp..
A
Co.
preferred
A
(quar.)_
(quar.).——
pfd. (quar.)
General Bottlers, Inc. (lrreg.)
General Cigar Co., common.....
:.1%
preferred
(qtlar.)—
General Outdoor Advertising Co., inc.,
6-
1
4-20
Pfeiffer
5-
1
4-20
1
4-20
.$2
Railroad
of
5-
25C
5-15
5-
1
40c
4-20
50c
6-
40c
6-10
6-10
6-
B
(quar.)
_____
6-
ahd
preferred
; 15c
5-16
5-
8-
i
$1.50
'
'
—1—
f
$1.25
7-
5-25
4-10
4-10
5-
_
5-16
6-30
6-20
,20c
7-28
7-15
Budson Motor Car (quar.)..
—i
Special
I„__™___
i__
Honolulu Oil Corp. (quar.)
Hooker Electrochemical
Co., com, (increased)
;
25c
t;-
25c
■
$1
_____
6-28
6-28
125c
6-1
6-30
5-
1
4-26
6-
1
5-
5
6-15
6*
1
16c
5-22
4-29
77-
($50
conv.
par)
7-
1
U.
U.
St
Company
Keystone Steel
&
Mines,
■
13%c
(quar.)_.
l
Ltd,
—_______
4-29
6-15
6-
6-30
6-10
$20c
6-28
5-31
40c
6-15
5-31
'.
506
6-15
5-31
10c
6-
1
5-16
$20
5-
1
4-25
L'AIglon Apparel, Inc. (quar.)
Lakeside Laboratories, Inc.—
$1.16 preferred
(quar.)_____
Life
Savers Corp. ___
Liggett St Myers Tobacco Co.
(quar.)
I
Lionel Corporation
(quar.)—
Lit Brothers,
6%
pfd. Entire
issue called
fbr redemption On
June
5
at $105
share
plus
per
this
dividend-_____—________
10c
"
5-10
4-28
i
29c
4-30
4-20
10c
v
5-20
5-
50c
6-
8
50c
conv.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Marine Bancorportion
Fully partic.
initial
Midwest Oil
Company,
8%
Miller & Rboads,
Minneapolis
Gas
pfd.
(quar.)—
cflmmon_____,
Morris Paper Mills, common
(quar.)
43/« % preferred
tquar.)
Motor Products
Corp. (quar.)
Mountain Producers
(s-a)
-Extra
,
Malison Line, Inc.
new
com.
(initial)
6s
Oil
Co*
6-30
6-30
6- 1:
6-
4.35%
1
Loan
Cedar
Falls
5-17
5%
£ i;
$1.25
40c
6-1
$1
6-
1
7-15
i2y»c
6-
5-
Xv.
5-
BvsmF-.
6-15
5-22
15c
6-
1
$1.10
7-
1
1
3iy«c
7-1
5*
'
"
8-1$?j?
•
Washington
Steel
6- 9"V
6-
9
50C
5-
1
5-
1
Ti\
4-21
5-31
5-15
J
West
Engineering
Extra,
45c
$1.08*/3
6-
5
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
5-
5-15
3
5-
5
5-15
5-
—
5-15
5-10
5-15
5-10
:
1
4-20
5-
1
1
5-
«
Sewing Machine Co.,
A
—
1
4-20
5-
1
$6c
6-
1
Power
&
30c
5-
56 %C
1
1
4-15
4-28
4-11
15C
4-29
4-10
4-24
4-14
15C
6%o
9-12
-70C
(s-a)
6-30
$50c
.
5-1
5-31
4-12
_ylvi
..
i
75c
'V
4-15
5-10
5" 1
4-20
4-20
1
5-
1
4-14
8c
4-29
4-19
$3.
7-31
7-14
5-1
4-14
4-29
4-20
50c
.
..15c
-
40c
$25c
.
:X
4-29
5-15
_
4-25
1
15c
(initial)™
5-
25C
;
4-29
5-15
5-15
50c
5-15
4-24
5-
Ami
elites- B
& Brass
1
5-
2
4-12
1
4-20
5-
25C
(resumed)-.
1
4-14
$1
4-28
4-1*
15c
5-
1
4-20
$1
common
4-28
25c
4%
5-
1
4-20
5-
i
4-10
4-14
preferred (quar.)___™______™—_—_
Boston Edison Co. (quar.)™™—
.
70c
$12%C
5-15
$50c
5-15
5-
1
*$2
5-15
5-
1
$25C
6-1
5-4
$25c
6-
1
4-29
$25c
9-
1
7-31
$$1.75
5-
1
4-1$
*$1.50
5-
1
4-15
15C
5-
1
4-20
20c
5-
1
4-21
"''T?)ass
•
B
..Special
Brastford
^'™___„
*
Cordage
Co., Ltd.,
(initial)™
*
—
com._
f
Common
(s-a)
.British
':7%
.
Light Co.—
British
6%
'•'»* •'
—
Ccrp.—
'•
-1
5-15
■■■
•
$1.12%
&
Paper
Telephone,
Ltd.—
i——
-
J
'*
V
—
.
Co.
(N.
Y.)i (quar.)—
>
Brown ,Rubber Co., Inc.
irr
1
(stock dividend)—
held._i._____
share for " each 2
Brown
Shoe
Buchanan
Co.,
Steel
$3.60 pfd.
Products
5-15
4-15
90C
-4-29
4-14
50%
-
(quar.)™
10c
4-26
25c
5-
1
$1.50
5-
1
$1
5-
1
Corp
4-14
'
—Buickeye Steel Castings, common (quar.)__—
4-19
•
*
Below
give the dividends announced In prevfoua
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
we
announced
this
V
6%
Per
.
When
&
-Burns
(quar.)_
preferred
Company, Ltd.—>
Inc.,
4%
(quar.)
■!; •'»
.
$40c
Class A
Class
;
.,
preferred
Bullock's,
week, these being given in tilt
preceding table.
Name of Company
A
T
F,
5-29
Adams-Miilis
Affiliated
5-18
6-15
6-15
6-15
1
.
4-19
4-12
•
4-28
4-
Corp.
Gas
Air-Way Electric
5-15
Akron
5%
!
Canton
&
preferred
7-
10-28
10-
*40c
4-28
$40c
7-28
*40c
Allied
International
Laboratories,
^15
4-28
Allied
4-28
Aluminum Co.
4-28
Amalgamated
40c
6-10
5-26
59%c
6-30
6-15
50c
5-15
5-
2
35c
6-15
5-15
6-15
5
5-
6
15
4-2$
of
10-28
10- 7
4- 8
6-10
5-12
6-. 1
Canada
5%
4%
pfd.
Corp.
American Barge Line Co
Co.
.American Distilling
10c
4-20
(quar.)™
(quar.)_
'
—
-Burroughs Adding Machine Co,- (quar.)
Butler Brothers, common (quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
Byers (A". M.) Company, 1% pfd. (quar.)___
—-
'
:
pfd.
7-
$1.25
(quar.)______.
.
'
75c
50c
1
5-.1
Mills,
Ltd.,
(quar.)
com.
'
20c
12 %c
7
5-
3
$1.12%
6-
1
5-
3
$1.75
5^
1
4-14
$20c
5-
1
4-15
—
preferred
,
•
Packing Co.,
common
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
6-
1
5-10
5- 1
4-14
».5-l5
4-29
750
62 %C
(quar.)
California Water St Telephone Co.-
5-29
5- 1
4-26
$1 preferred
5-31
5-15
4-28
5-15
$1.20
preferred
4-20*
$1.40
1
preferred
,
.
Common
.
.
_—
——
(quar.)
.—:—
Camden Fire Insurance Associates is-.a
J
5-15
4-29
'
1
>
5-
1
25c
5-
1
4-15
30c
5-1
4-15
35c
(quar.).
(quar.)
a
50c
•
<quar.)__________
_
62%C :
l_™_j—
5%. -preferred
4-17
4-18
5-
15c
(quar.)
—
California
3
4-15
6-13
,
$37C
$20C
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_l™___
$3 preferred (quar.)__i_L_!__.
6-14
5-
1st
participating
California Electric Power Co.
4-28
15c
$1
(quar.)__—1
80c
5-10
4-28
.6-1
12%c.
$1.50
9-15
5-15
;
$25c
(quar,)____.—75c
!___
1
6-10
25c
pfd.
(quaf.
Ce.
10-
$2c
(quar.)___—
.American BOsch Corp., 5%
CO.
5- 1
7
7-
"
.Amerada Petroleum
American Can
4-25
25C
$2.50
Investing Corp
Inc. (quar.)^____L___—
Sugar,
.American Book
4-19
B
Caldwell Linen
.Alberta Pacific Consolidated Oils, Ltd.
5-15
4-14
20c
1
(s-a)_
4-18
35c
-
Appliance Corp. (quar.)__
Youngstown RR.— a
4-26
5-15
1
Class
-
4-29
30c
5-
5- 1
™_:
7
4-
.
'
4-27
;
15c
(quar.)
5-10
37Vic
5-15
50c
Equipment, InC.___i________
Air Reduction Co.
'
B
7
7-28
$40c
.
Class
7
*40c
!
A
Holders
Payable of Re0.
25C
———
5-15
5-15
Share
Inc
5-
1
1
Ltd.—
Co.,
——
(quar.)
(Brdnxville TrUst
0-1'"#$$#"1;
6-
Columbia
preferred
"increased
^
40c
$1.12%
...
—_™„___—.
Pulp
(accum.)
Broadway Department Stores, Inc.—
4-15 % "W
(quar.)—
(irreg.)
Columbia
preferred
5-
„
> Class
A
..Rfejfers & Distillers of Vancouver, Ltd.—
"Common (irreg.)
—
Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp.—
Common (increased)
4»/2% prior pfd. (quar.)_—_—
;
4V2% conv. prior pfd. (quar.)_*_____i___
1
5-29
1
5-
25c
Company, class A (quar.)_—-—_
.V_—_™^_—
Booffi 'Fisheries Corp.,
5-
62 y2c
$62y2c-
■
6-12
3
5-
$1.50
:
(quar.)
com.
5-
5-1
5-15
40c
$1.50
?
r.-X.
6-1
$50c
____—.
new
1
10-
Savings
^™____™__—
(quar.)i_____i—_____
common
(quar.)_^™_.—
Corp.,
6-13
'1
8%c >
St
4-14
7- 1
V"1,
Trust
5-15
4-24
20C
Works
Electric
4-15
'
6-
5-
•
*
-
Company
4
4-20
5--1
35c
rV 4c
! '
A-
&
5-10
1
20c
Paper, Ltd.—
Corp.;
5
4-14
.<■•
Corp.-
National
4- 8
*$1.37%
Inc.___—
Innes, Ltd., class A
Bohn Aluminum
(S-a)_4
B
6-
50c
5-
>
—
Co.
series
5-15
$1.06V*
$1
.'■>
(Philadelphia), common (quar.)—
preferred (Entire issue, called for re¬
demption on May 1, at $55 per share
•( plus.-this dividend)"
•____
Bliss (E7 W.) Company (quar.)___
Blue Ribbon Corp., Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)™
"
series
6-12
50c
4-20
BPW#s Company, Ltd.,class A (quar.) ______
pfd.
4-20
6-
4-
t
.$3
"
pfd.
4-20
5-
1
1
Blauneris
..
_____
conv.
dends
5- 1
5-
5-
$5c
5-10
5-15
4-24
37 %c
.Benrus Watch Co,: (reduced quar.)i
Berland Shoe Stores <quar.)_
Bertram (John) & Sons, Ltd.,'class A (quar.)
,
5
14c
&
Beneficial
Co.
Service
5-10
933Ac
(quar.)
; Baystate
Corporation (quar.
Beacon Mfg. Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Beaux-Arts Apartments,.$3 pfd. (quai'.)___
■{"- $6 ist preferred (quar.)__^_:
Best
conv.
Public
4- 6
!
i..$l
—
Willcox & Gibbs
1
5-
preferred (quar.*
Class
(quar.)^^^_____—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
WoodWard Governor Co.
-
6
A—
$6 preferred (s-a)
(quar.)_
Westinghouse Air Brake Co. (quar.).
Weston Electric Instrument Corp.
(quar.)
Wilcox Oil Company (increased)
Wisconsin
6
4-
(quar.).;—_—
Co.
America
Bathurst
!
Wisconsin Power .&
9
4*
preferred (quar.)—,
.Belmont Iron
5-
5-31
4-2$
1
-
^
of
Bates
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.- (s-a)______
25c
B
Association t(quaf,)__.
50c
$1.12 Yz
Virginia Puip St Paper—r
5%
5%
1
5-
-
:
conv.
7%
4'/2 %
1
6-
«
$2.50
conv.
•Bank
i
-
preferred (quar.)
Westchester Fire Insurance
*,
(increased)
Baltimore Porcelain. Steel
•
—
-
$1.50
(s-a)
<quar.)_™__
-
Ry.
4
Co.—
Nichols & Co.—
Baldwin Rubber
___;
Wellman
5-
$1.08%
Baldwin Locomotive Works (reduced)
,•
wt.
7%
,
preference
Axe-Houghton, Fund
i
L
Corp.
4-18
■
$2,25 convertible preferred (quar.)
Avon Allied Products Inc. (increased quar.)
Avondale Mills, common (monthly).—
,
_...
Northern
Extra
4-18
1
25c
$1.20 conv. prior pref. (quar.)—
Avco Manufacturing Corp.—
-
50c
75c
RR.
preferred
Gold Mine#, Ltd.
Austin,
6- 2
3
:
Line
Wiborg Proprietary, Ltd.—
5V2%
Aunor
5...
7-
$1.50
Coast
non-cum.
Ault &
5-15
5-15
(s-a)
—
9-15
12-15
5- 1
:)
_
Bon
i__
Common
1
22 %0
.
(quar.I_____________
Refining Co. ,"
*
?:"^-»^4% convertible preferred A (quar.)
—
:ST 3.75% preferred B (quar.)
5-12i
■
^Atlas Plywdod Corp.! (quar.)'—
_____—
$»12 ^; Atlas Powder Co., 4% preferred (quar.)_—
(increased)
Common
1
7%c
-Atlantic
20c
•*:,
6-18
710-
7%c
(quar.)_____—________
preferred
4
1-2-51
7%C
5-
4-28- fc^ Atlantic
4-24, ry
(quar.)
&
4-4
5-1
6-10
—
(accum.)_
Corp.—
(Phila.)
4-28
$1
5-15
_i__.
Society
4-
30c
;
________________________
4-28
$1
5-15
50c
4-11
^
300
Corp., common-
2nd
50c
pfd.
Wallpaper $4 pfd.
Gas
preferred
Birtman
5%
4-28
preferred (quar.)
84c
(accum.)
Machinery
i
4%
*:
(quar,)—
(quar.
$1 37Vi
(quar.)__
6-28
35c
20c
—
5-10
25c'
$5.50 1st pfd. fqurr.)__
$1.50 conv. 2nd pfd.
6-20
50c
1
4C
Inc.r V/t%
Co.
Minneapdlis-Moline Co.,
1
$1
(quar.)
(Indiana)" (quar.)„_
4-26
6-
:
*$1.12%
(quar.)__s
4%
(quar.)____
6-
50c
(s-a)
12-
called
$1
5c
^
preferred
pfd.
10c1
(s-a)__
Co.
1
-
$0.2979
Cities Realty
t5c
Extra
1
r-
issue
1
6-
4-20
$$1.75
(Entire
1
5-
$150
4-20
,
5-
40c
common
Class A
•
—
4-29
St
Mica Co. of
Canada, Ltd
Mid-West Abrasive (quar.)—
1
"
Gas—^
5-
$1,12%
-
Convertible preference
4-11
$1.12%
—
Artkraft Mfg.,- .6%
conv. preferred (quar.)__
'conv. preferred (quar,)______
8-10
6% coftv. preferred (quar.)
___________
11-10 <
Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.—
T
A""-4y2%; preferred (quar.)_
—
5-10
5%
preferred
(quar.) _________________
5-31
."- AtchlSon, To^eka St Santa Fe Ry. (quar.)_
^ Atlantic City Electric Co.,
1
5-
.
4-11
-
common
"Arkansas Natural
.
5-10
(Seattle)—
stock
5-
9-
.
1-20
5- 1
,
5-15
>
"
v
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
40c
Ilsey 4% pfd.
(quar.)50C
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)___
t50V<c
Meyer-Blanke Company (quar.).
30c
Extra
Marshall
4-25
3
<»••'
—
1
12Vic
(quar.)
4-25
6-
*-J;at24y2%:
4-21
-31-51
$56 %C
(^quar.)___—
Ltd.,
5r 1
-
(quar,)_____,
preferred
Corp.,
-
(quar.)______
preferred
4.50%
Argus
1
5-15
,
•
$6
6-
10%c
(quar,)—'—'
5-
Telephone Co.— 7
preferred
'^Appalachian Electric Power—
•'
1
5-15
:
5C
(irreg.
5-15
-
preferred
1
$1.02
4qc
$0.0258
Long-Bell Lumber (Maryland)—
$4 class A (accum.)
$1
Long-Bell Lumber (Missouri)
(irreg.- 75c
Lucky Stores, Inc. (quar)
I2%c
Lynch Corporation
(increased)
25c
Lyons Finance Service, class A
42c
S.
6-
5c
v
Power Co. (quar,)—
Mfg.- Co.——
i—
Hoffman
Common
1
(quar.)
Lftkey Foundry & Machine
Co._____
■____
Lehigh Portland Cement Co.
(quar.) _______
Lexington Trust Fund
S.
Waterloo
4-15
25c
-
_________
____________
5-
$20C
Co.
Coal
preferred
$6
United
(quar.)
Kings County Lighting Co.
(quar.)
Kings County Trust CO.
(Brooklyn)
1
.
(interim)__
(increased quar.)__ '
Wire
4-25
6-
"Extra
ex-
Co.
Gold
4-20
1
(irreg.)__——_.
City Fourth Unit, Inc.—
4(4%
be-
securities.
preferred
Water
United
and
in
1
5-
4V2%
;
Torrington
1
$51.00
40c
Kayser (Julius)
Tide
Tudor
1
$55.25
are
5-
10c
preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian
1
insurance Co. (New Jersey)—
Pacific
'
.
$59.50
___
5-15
5-
5%
Extra
;*'.
f
B
change for outstanding
EXtra
2
500
A
1
5-15
*
•
Quarterly'.
Stott^ Briquet Company, common—1
$2 conv. preferred' (quarj—
Sun Oil Company (quar.)___!—
;
2
6-
1
Co.—
par),
Kerr-Addison
5-
10c
C—
55c
5-25
,
$1.75
(quar.)
6-
May 10 at $52 per share
Gas
Oil Co.
Standard Fire
.
preferred
Ironrite, Inc.,
6
8-
-
pfd.
Holder# of the issues shown
above
ing offered new common ($5
4.80%
Standard
6
5-
5-26
Investors Selective
preferred
6-
6-15
40c
(s-a)
$1.50
6%
$1.50
(quar.)
.
j;«,..„
.
Kellogg & Sons, Inc. (quar.)_.
Spiegel^ Inc., $4.50 conv. preferred (quar.)
'Texas
Illinois Brick Co,
(quar.
International Harvester Co., 7%
Intertype Corporation
preferred
w
7-2X
(quar.)__i
25c
!
preferred
on
Water
6-2$
1
preferred
$1.50
20
Hampshire—
Electric St
Stamford
6-26
6-
30c
6%
.
(quar.)_,
Natural
7«r 5
7r 5
75c
$2^5
-
■;'44 e
5-25
'
Spencer,
5-10
1
$1.12%
HydTo-Electric Securities Corp., pfd. B
preferred
6-
$1.06Vi
^
™__1'
Fund, Inc
Light & Power
5-18
,6- 1
-
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)J.
Southern
6-30
75o
New
preferred
conv.
4-17
•
i
5
$1.29
4„__
Co. of Canada—
redemption
1
5-
-
6-
1
plus this dividend
7-18
50c
for
,
_________
10-21
50c
(quar.)
Carolina
-5-
$1.25
\
-
5
4-17
1
:
each
for
(quar.)_
of
convertible
5V2%
4-20
5-26
20C
:}■
1
206
South
$1.25
__________
Smelting—
Lead &
(quar.)_
5-
4-j 7
•
1
1
*
Company
Smith Agricultural Chemical Co.; common—
6% preferred (quar.)
•____.
Soundview Pulp Co. (quar.)^__-_.__—_
6
5-
8-
(irreg.)
common
preferred
-75c
11-
Simmons
5-15
4-29
13c
(Edward) Lumber (quar.) ___________
Hobbs Battery Co., class A
(accum.)
KaWneer
3
4-29
,
18o
Bines
#
1
7-20
25c
_
Monthly
Electric
7%
5-11
Hays Corporation, 5% preferred (quar.)
Bibbkrd, Bpertfcef Bartlett & Co. (monthly)
new
6-10
(quar.)_
Zinc,
"4-14*
5-31
■4^29
$1.50
:
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
6-30
* 50c
(quar.)___
(quar.)_,
,
$1.25
"4-28
75c
$1.75-
$1.50
3iy*c
Regis Paper Co., common (quar.)——
4.40% preferred (quar.)_L—i—
Sheraton Corp^ of America—
:
...
6-10
r__
1
Monthl/
5-15
,
common
Haverty Furniture (quar.)
Hwydock Fund (quar.)_....
Extra
1
*
""::i5c
,
4VsVc
(quar.)—
share
Ltd.
Corporation
5-5
(quar.)
,
Co.
(quar,)
preferred
Hotel,
5-15
(quar.)
Corp., common—________
ttfAmpco Metal, 6% preferred (s-a)
Anchor Post Products, 6% preferred
1
$1.25
St.
5-15
6-30
5%
-
1
Rowe
:
,
,
5-16
6-10
6-
$1
class B
Wheel
(one
Mines,
non-cum.
25c
preferred
50c
(quar.)____
Roosevelt
6%
4-14
4-14
6%
4%
5-15
1
(bi-monthly)
_ssjAmoskeag Company, common (s-a)
*
$4.50 preferred (s-a)
4-29
-10c
pfd.
5-10
1
preferred
5-
5* 1
preferred
Viscose
5-22
6- 1
30c
37 Vic
common
6-
'
preferred A (quar.)
Rocky Mountain Fuel (liquidating)—.—._i
1
6-
25c
■
the class A
on
HahdM&chef-Vogel ^(Initial quar.)
riarbison^Walker Refractories Co.,
(
1
$1.12%
Co.,
$1.50
'
5-10
6-30
50c
______
Extra
6%%
12-
1
j 4-20
25C
Company com. (increased qhar.)__
5% coM.' preferred (quar.)_____i___;--—
Rohm & Haas Co., com. (increased quar.)_
5-12
6-
12-10
shares (payable in class A)_.____,
,.f
1
*7c
$1
1
4-20
1
5-15
Oil
Pure
6-10
40c
—25c
4-29
6-15
5-
1
preferred (quar.)—
Puget Sound Power & Light Co. (quar.)___
Pullman, Inc,
(quar.)_———
4-11
Gas
Phenolic Corp._______-__-
preferred
$5
5- I
30C
5-15
3.35%
'
.
6-
(quat.)___
_____r
Public Service Co.
4-14
5-15
6-10
25c
held)
1
1
$2.50
Co.
News
1st
5%
„
4-24
1
56-
quar.)__
(quar.)
Natural
j^American
'
$1.29
Co.
America
preferred
4.08%
1
50c
5-15
7-
6-1
10c
Co., 'Ltd.,
preferred
-American
4-21
4-29
*
37y,c
preferred (quar.)__—.—i
1%
4-29
.
"
(quar.)
American Smelting & Refining Co., common_
4-21
1
4- 7
-
75C
-
1—
of
6%
.Jj,
5-
20c
(quar.)
Coke, O'/o pfd.,' (accum.)—
(accum.)
;
St
Metal
"American
.
4-26
4-29
6-10
$1
:
Light 5'/o
dividend
$1.40
5-19
5-15
California, cl. A (quar.)
1
Co.—
(increased
American
^4-14
5-15
25c
(quar.)
Public Service Electric & Gas— J
r
Year-end
Stock dividend
6%
1
6- 9
(annual).—
5-
.
15C
—«
Proprietary
5-12
_j.—13c
Class
7%
1
6-
Gas
Metals
shares
5-12
35C
com.
Year-end
Iowa
5-
&
4 y2 %
-$
4-20
"
20c
,
.
,v___
preferred
Stock
6-19
6-15
,
$1.75
—
>
5-15
.
.r
4-24
25c
CO:
pfd.
Grinding
Quarterly
4-20
1
25c
-*
4-17
w
Brev;ing Co.
Pressed
5-19
$1.50
Extra
•"•"Extra
7%
4-17
6-10
10c
1
$1.12'/2
a
Portland
5-
5
1
—
1
5-
Co.
Extra
6-23
1
Ltd1.
Mihes,
Peninsular
*■
5-
5-
preferred
Hancock Oil Co.
-
4-20
7-
,
■
1
5-
Gfanby Consolidated Mining Smelting Si
Power Co., Ltd. (lrreg.)
Gfeat Southern Life Insurance
Co., common
h
Common
-
5-15
15c
(quar.)
General Paiht Corp. (quar.)...
'■
1
37%<S
'
Bakihg CO., $8
Hallnor
5-16
5-
10c
6-
,$i.
—
_x,
Power
25c
—
50c
r
(S. C.) Company, Inc.-*preferred
(quur.j
Peabody Coal Co., common
5% preferred (quar.)
'
(quar.)—
inw
40c
*
Co., Ihc.
2
6-15
.
Illinois
of
4-28
-25c
preferred,, (s-a),
American
Parker
4-24
8-
$1
DCckerton
4-24
6-15
25c
$1.50
St
Pacific
2
35c
'
(quar.)
common
Gofehen
6-16
5-
5-22
50c
$1.75
(quar.
Company,
6%
9
6-30
*25c
—_
class
Okie St
+
Mills
(quar.)
Oil
(Robert)
General
Lumber
Pacific
15c
Gregg, common (quar.)——
pfefefted (quar.)-----Enamel
Pacific
$1.25
&
Fuller Bfush Company,
5-20
5-19
$1.12y2
Pittsburgh™-™*
Sugar Associates, $5 pfd. (accum.)
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)——
Eastern
>7%
6-10
6-
6-15
5-
Co.
Robinson
30c
/
4Vi %
5%
;
(quar.)
'
Dun
Coe
1
Glass
Brush
Common
1
Co;
60c
,
»
'
5-26
6-15
3
1
5-15
5-24
—
afrjaa
Investment
3
5-
u.
4-24
Fibre
~
<>
"American Home
-American
(quar.)—___!
class A
1
5-15
American-Marietta
*
7- 3
22 %C
4-28
35c
5-19
7-
(quar.)__
Co.
$1.25
American
2
,
(quar,)
4-28
*37Vic
(quaf.)
common—
preference
Faber,
gi iies* -Ufa.
*$3
6-
6-16
7-
Payable of Rec.
t
Co.—
(initial)—__
Products Corp. (monthly)™
6-
$1.25
Inc., (quar.)—
Leather
'
4%
ma a a
Derrick
St
common
6-10
15c
A
New
Hoist
1
$1
4% pfd.
Company—
4-15
$1.75 * •r 6-i5
A
Utilities
Casualty Co. (Florida) —
(increased)
Annual
7-
$$1.50
W
.
*$1.25
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Canada, Ltd.—
class
Osgood Company,
Extra
5%
preferred (quar.)
Dominion Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
pfd.
com.
1
Shars
American Fire &
,■
.
6-15
60c
(s-a)
preferred
Ohio-Apex,
25C
(quar.)_
—
Western
(Charles F.)
5-
$1.12^2
Rayon,
Northwestern
4-20
12c
Corp._
clas6 A
v
,
American
$1
Company
5-
5-
•"
Dravo
Bedford
„
'
Corp.,
5- 1
'
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
•
series B_
common
»quar.)„
preference
New
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
Common
preferred
6Vo
30.:.
(quar.)
Neon Products of
35c
(quar.)
Company—
~
1
$1.75
non-cum.
Dominquez Oil Fields Co.
Monthly
5-
-
*\'Vl
(quar.)
pfd.
1% preferred (quar.)
■
belaware Rayon, 1%
,
1
7%
Service
preferred
5-15
100%
(Colo.)
Inc.,
Holders
Payable of Met.
quarterly
a
June
(quar.)
Co.,
Linen
on
Co.
Products
Lead
4'/2%
Corporate Investors Ltd., class A (increased)
Cfown Cork & Seal Co., Ltd. (quar.)——
Dallas Power & Light Co
A
Dairy
National
7-
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd.—
>
dividend)
placed
beginning
City Lines,
preferred
7-
$1.13
_______
(stock
being
basis
When
_
Shots
Nation-Wide Securities
5-15
50c
stock
dividend
4-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
0-
5-31
$1.25
(quar.)—
$4.52 preferred
4-27
131 ViC
—
$4.50 preferred
4-29
5c
Company
This
4-29
5-15
Corp
Ltd
Consumers
5-15
130c
Commonwealth Telephone Co. $5 pfd. (quar.)
Consumers
Per
Name of Company
Muter
_
$1.20 pref. (quar.)
Commercial Steel Treating
Holders
Payable of Rec.»
Share
Cochran Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—
Class A
<quar.)„„_.___
Chronicle, Monday, April 24, 1950
5-
1
4-15
5-1
4-10
50c
_
•
4-15
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 4901,
171
Per
^
Name of
Canada
Company
Ltd.,
Foils,
A
(quar.)
H older $
Canada
Northern
Canada
Steel
Power
Class
Ltd.
Cordage,
class
A
5-15
5-
1
4-25
3-20
5-15
Name of
1
$15c
<quar.)
Ltd
5-
175c
Coi-p,
Products,
Western
5-15
$20c
Canada
Per
Payable o) Rec
115c
Extra
4-14
Dennison
Cmss
8 'So
Co.,
pre!erred
Canadian
5-
1
3-31
5-
1
3-31
131c
5-
1
4-10
$$1.25
5-
1
4-10
b%
4-29
3-31
Deuver
common
(quar.)__
Industries,
Ltd,
(increased)
com.
Canadian
Insurance
Canadian
120c
Detro.t
Shares, Ltd,
sha'res
$$1.50
A
com.
5%
Canadian Investors Corp., Ltd. (quar.)_„_„
Canadian
Oil
Cos, Ltd...
Utilities, Ltd, 5%
Canadian
pfd.
(quar.)__
Caro.ina Power & Light Co,
Carpenter Paper Co, common
4/« preferred (quar.)_
4%
Caterpillar
4.20%
Case
Tractor
I.)
5%
Co,
6-17
Corp,
1
5
5-20
Dodge
1
4-20
Dome
7-20
Domestic
5-10
1
1
6-12
25c
Central
&
Central
Electric
Central
South
West
&
Common
Central
7
4-
7
7-15
2nd
5
4-18
67c
Gas
Central
Louisiana
Central
Power
4%
&
Electric
Co.
Light Co.
Chain
preferred
conv.
Real
National
Chesapeake
(quar.)—
Estate
Bank
5-
Ohio Ry.—
&;
5-1
5-
i
\
5-
1
5-
1
5-
1
4-
5-15
5-
preferred (quar.)—.—
Corp.
(quar.)—
preferred
(s-a)
4-20
Stores
Class
5-
1
4-
5-
1
4-17
7
du
V
$2
8-
1
$4.50
Electric
St.
(quar.),
Inc., common
Foods,
Common
4%%
preferred
conv.
Plow
Common
$3.50i
Colonial
5-
1
4-
6
V 5-
1
4-
6
Mutual
Semi-annual
4l/4 %
Life
Combustion
12-
1
.
$5
7%
Gas
31.18%
tion
5-15
31
5-1
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
*
31.90
5-15''.%' Sr 1
".
6-
.
Consolidated
Class
/-
A-
Chemical
$5
preferred
*'
12-15
,•
Yr)»Y
1
*-
31.35
Natural
Paper
r
5-15
..
4%
preferred
Continental
Cook
Paint &
Cook
k
1
$3
prior preference
;
'
(quar.) 2,1_£
(quar-)——
common
(W. H.) Companv (quar.)_____
;
Exchange Bank Trust Co. (N. Y.)—.
Quarterly
L
i.
Corn
Products
Cork
Crown
Crum
&;
&
Refining
Seal
Forster, 8%
Cuban-American
7%
Co,
preferred
Culver, Corp.
/;
.
*4Y2eo
preferred
$2
$2
class
class
A
A
A
:—:
'
(quar.):—;
5rl5
1
5-15
1
4-20
5-
'
1
4-25
4-18
T
;
.3-31
*
4,-11*
5-15
5-
5
8-15
: 8-
s
11-15 1
*•'.
.
7-
U- «
6-6
$1.25
9-18
.
5-
.
Delaware Power &
Light Co.
(quar.)
7-15
'
25c
5-15
•
•
5-15;
4-28.*
5-15
-4-28
5-15
12-
1
4
6
4-11
44-10
4-25
$37Vic
6-
1
5-
1
C-
1
5-
1
6-
50c
15c
50c
30c
pfd.
4Vi%
Life
.
6-
1
•
•
1
8-13
9-1
$-11
*
7;
*
.
6-lft
1
20c /
•
4*1*
*
30c
,
/
*
Products.
(quar.)
'
4-15
V
u
/
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—
preferred (quar..),
Fittings, Ltd, class A (s-a)
GOc
.$30c
Machine
7-
i
6-
V
-
Ford
'
•'
•
Motor
receipts
Co.,
for
ordinary
Company
Kleiser
&
15c
Company
Ltd., common
4Vu7o
preferred (quar.)
Froedtert Grain & Malting Co,
J.),
preferred
—
—^,.1—
com.
$$1.12Va
(quar.)
,
Idaho
Company, 57c
(Robert)
6%
6%
5-15
5-
8.-15
1
Br 15
.r
■}
6%
G%
Gar
5%
Industries, Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)
Gardner Denver Company, 4% pfd.
General
American
Transportation
4-25
4-10
General
Baking Co, common,
3
General
Electric
$4.25 preferred series A
Co.
,
(quar.)—
Co.
(quar.)
v
—
—
!
10c
■
Corp.—,
4-15
5-
1
4-15
6-10
5-19
9-11
$-21
12-20
12-
1
4-17
4-29
—
—
5-
5-15
$1
1
,
,
$1.06%.
-4-10.
"4-10
5- 2*
$2
Telephone Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
ft Water Co. (quar.),,,—,—_
Steel
Co.
(resumed)-,—
Brownholst
Institutional
*
Products
Shares.
(quar,)
Ltd.—
....
...
Furniture
A
4 Vi %
7%
-
7%
6%
Nickel
Co.
of
Resistance
convertible
Co,
preferred
Utilities
Ltd.—
$2.50
preferred
Island,
1
4-20
$2.50
preferred
Participating
Jacobs
,
,5-1
«
3-31
15c
5-
1
4-17
60c
4-25
3-17
37%c
(F. L.)
Company, 5% pfd. (quar.)—
Jatitzen Knitting Mills, common (quar.)
5%
preferred A (quar.)
^4%% preferred B (quar.)—
-
62%c
,
20c
$1.25
$1.06
1
5-1®
4-14
5-1®
4-14
7-1®
7-19
10-19-
5- 1
8- 1
25c
25c
4-3
4-3
5- 1
6- 1
6-
»
37Vic
(quar.)
6- 9
5- 1
5-1
$1
ccm.„
(quar.)
.
/,
10c
common
(quar.l
7%c
(quar.),,.—25c
6- 9
5-31
^5-31
5- 1
5- 1
7- 3
,/.
+$1.75
$83,ic
Corp.
Investors Trust Cc. of Rhode
«
..
$$1.12%
:
Canada,
4-15
/
«-4-29
-4-29
4-21
1 4-21
-4-25
7- ,3
,
Ltd-—
...
_______—$50c
.
;
(•
•■»
5-10
25c
30c
$l.l2Vi
preferred ($100 par) (quar.)
prefeired ($5 par) (quar.),,
International
«
10c
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.),
rA-lSk
5r 1
a
Co.,
Class
common
15c
27Vic
•
4-15
5-15
1
,5-
/;•■.'
.
Aviation
-
6- 1
k
10c
.
——;;
/
*
5-1
r
.
.
3-21.
3-15
>
50c
,7. 30c
Indiana Gas
.Indiana
„
5- -1
4-28
,
Associated
International Metal Industries,
56V«c
—
-4-15
6-7
8- 7
4-10
5-20
25c
,
Participating
(quar.),
"4-25
,
$25C
,
_
)r
' 9 20
5- 1
20c
——
6-2®
*
.12-30 ) 12-2®
-
,
(quar.),
(increased)—
(resumed)—:,,
—,k
Illinois Zinc Co.,.,_
4-14
.
•
-6-30
/ 9-30
"45c
5-20
"$1 /-5- 1
*1.50 /•• 7- 1
'
$3
9- 1
55c
4-1
58%c
5- 1
—-
International
1
62V'2C
RR.
.
"$1.25
—,
*
4-20
5-
30c
(quar.)
—
1
4-20
4-29
30c
preferred
12Vic
30c
56 Vic
common.,-.-,,——,t
3-31
Wood
4Vj%
Terminal
,
7$1.25
ncn-cum.
Illinois
,
tl
——,
preferred
.Illinois Power Co, common
4.70% preferred (quar.)
/
4-14
30c
"
.
6-2C4
5-15
5- 8
5- 1.;
4-17
5-15
"4-2®*
5-15
*4-2%
5- 1 , ~4-25
5- 1
-4-11
5- 1
?-4-15,
5-31
5-15,
5-31
5-15;
/ 5- 1
*4-2®.
5-15
5-1
"
preferred
International
——
.
—„
-4-14
12ViiC
preferred (quar.)
25c
■;50c
,
„
1
87Vac
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Inc..
Co,
.
.
(quar.)*.,,
Group shares (increased),
Stock & Bend Group shares
Interchemlcal Corp, common
(quar.)
-.■4Vi% preferred
(quar.)—
4-20
-
62 Vic
;-"*$1.50
,
;
11-2C4
1
7-
(quar.),,
(quar.)
Illinois Central RR, common
4-17
1
Company,
Gamble-Skogmo.
Power
4%
'
Gabriel
———
pref.
5%
International
(quar.)
(N. Y-)
Inc,- 5%
pref. scries -A (quar.),,
Refrigerator Co,, common
Indiana
Industrial Securities Corp.—
i, $3.50 preferred
—,—
5-22
8-21
12-1
25c
,
6- 1
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd,—
5-1
55c
s.
•
—
4%
preference (quar.).
Incorporated Investors
-4-29
.
25c
(quar.)
Company—
5-
>
1
9-1
•
.
20c
4-21
5-
3-31
r4-2tt
*4-101
4-10
v
5-1
-
25c •*
—
5-24
4-28
$12V/2C
•
4-14.
<
4-25
5-1
5-
25c
25c
4-24
$50c
^
,
31 Vic
4-21
2
4-18
••4-15;
5-15j
/
*
—-
1
7- 1
$1.25
1
5-
lc
31 Vic
(quar.)—
—
pfd.
1
10-
15c
——
(quar.)—
Light ft'Fowqr#-$4 .pfd.
.Industrial
."St,,
'
$15c
->•••-;
37ViC
-
,'5-1
'6-1
"
25c
1
5-15
f
*
•
4-28
•
25c
(quar.)
5-
6-
37Vic
Corp. (quar.)
Telegraph Co. (s-a)
(A.
4-21
5-22
37%e
—
Ltd., common
/
•
(quar.)
Stores
Cos,
alO 7c
20c
-$1.25
(quar.),—
5-
12l/ac
(quar.)
50c
6-
/
<
'100%
(quar.),,
•-
'■*
.
—,
:
1
5-
deposit
dividend)
4-15
4-14
■
25c
—
(annual)
(stock
prior preferred
$2.20
5-1
» 15c '•
—
Ltd,, American
Foster-Wheeler Corp,
6% prior preferred
6%
tquar.)
6
.
10c
preferred
\
,
<
Wallace, class B (quar.)
Formica
-4-30
93%c
Corp—
25c
31c
'
4-25
7-25
7-25.
5-25
5-31
5-17
1
8-15
6-15
6-10
6- 1
—
(quar.);
4- R
5- 3;
-4-15
4-15
4-25,
'
8-15
56V4c
—
preferred
preferred (quarj
/
5% preferred (quarf)M
7 5% preferred (quar.),^,
5-15
(quar.),,
conv.
53V8C
——
preferred
(qn»r.)„
Huttig Sash & Door Oq.—
4-14
.:
Extra
-
Forbes 8c
5%
4-15
$25c-
50c
$2.25
6-1
-
"4-11
4-15
5-15
4-25
5-1
5-15
5-15
5-15
53V«c
Hussman
1
4-20
1
5- 1
56Vic
•
5%
Hardart Co.
Horn ft
f 5-15 , ^4-17.
,/ - C .»
•- •. •
r.
1
4-29
'
5c
35c
(quar.)—
A
(Joseph).L
4-18
$1.12Va
Fleury-Blssell, Ltd, 5% pref. (quar.),
flood Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
-,
3%%
preferred (quar.)
<fc
30c
.■:•.
4Va7c
*4-14
5-
15c
preferrwl'A (qiiar.),
6%
4-18
*4-29
65c
4-7
"
5-
-
$1.25
(quar.)
Hunt Foods,
■■
•" /
$12Vic
40c
Manufacturing C9, Ltd.—
4-28
5- 1
'<
4-20
7-20
10-20
5- 1
—
SI hen-cumulative class A
Home
'
$1.50
11- 1
4-28
(quar.)—
common
Hormel (George-A.) & Company, com. (quar.).
•
-4-20
Inc.—
,,,,
Common
-
-$1.06%
prior preferred (quar.),—
Fidelity h Deposit of MarvJand (quar.)
Firemen's Insurance ,Co.
(Newark)
<s-a)
Brothers Gear
Corp.—
(Charles E.) Company
-4-28
62^c
preferred
60c
*
1
5% preferred (quar.)
Holyoke Street Railway Co,
Horder's. Inc.
/
*
(quar.)
6%
>
4-30
5-10
1
Powder
preierred
Houston
(quar.)
Inc.-—
•:
6- 5,
1
8-
$1.12%
$1 non-cumulative class A
9-15
5- 1»
4-24
-
1
6-
5-
7 $1 non-cumultftive class A (quar.),^—_I— ■■■'?
•
i
-
1
5-
6-20
■
1
4-14
1
16-
'
4-14
:$r
'
1
j
7-
5-1
1
8- 1
l' ,ll- 1
912-
$1.37%
'* $1.37%
$1.37'/a
———
Holly Development Co. (quar.),
Holly Stores, Inc, 5% preferred (quar.)
Hody Sugar Corp, common (quar.),,
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
-Holt (Henry) & Company,
-
4-13
5-10
4-
5"14
(quar.), $0.18625
Co.
,«
5- X
.
•
4-11
\
5- 1
.4-10
*•
1
4-26
$$1.63
Foote
Mfg.
Company,
Holden
?
11-10*
1
5-
——
1
4-29
12-
6-12
1-1
6-1
$35c
—.
5%
6-10
6-
25e
6-30
$35c
683/4C
Marx
Hires
$25c
4-14
4-14
.'•',4-l4r
4-10
'
-
Light Co. (quar.),,—
Company, Ltd.—
Monthly——
Higbee Company,
**$2.50/
4-25
■«
.
pfd.
Insurance
■31.20 participating preferred
Federated Department Stores,
(quar.)—
tquar.)
&
6-30 ■'
$1.60,
$1.25
$25c
pfd.
7-25
'$1.25
(quar.)
4-15
,
4-15
20c
35c
37Vic
tqi ar.)_—
$-31
.
•-
5-
\
Co.
4-28
30c*,; 4-29/
$1.25
50c
1
5- 1
i
i '.$1
,
v
:
—
6-16
4-14
"
•,
37V2C
25c
Cementing
preferred B (quar.)—
Hlbbard, Spencer Bartlett & Co.
$1.25
1
4-27
$35c
prefeired B (quar.|
Hewitt-Robins, Inc. (quar.)
Hey wood-Wakefield Co, common
4-28
32Vic
5-
....
»quar.)___•
(quar.)
Class- A
convertible
(quar.),
4Vi%
;
4-28
20c
$2.50
Common
A
4V4%
4-14
V
Co,
Traders
^
;
Co.
81
conv.
50c
31 Vic
—
1,
37'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)-,,
1
•
~
5-15
A
7-
Co, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Hercules Steel Products Corp, common
7%
preferred (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp, com. (Increased),
4%% preferred series A (quar.)
s
4J/a% preferred series B (quar.)
9-29
4-28
/"
$12Vic
—___—,
Corp. of America—
Vi% preferred (quar.)
Hecht
.
25c
—
4
•Hercules
6-30
10-14
.15c
;,
(quar.),^
5- 1
—
Electric
(J. F.)
Hayes
v
*
Federal Grain. Ltd, 6'4% pfd. (accum.)
Federal'Lean Co.,of Plttsfleld, Inc. (Mass.)
Gair
9- 6
12-18
•
10c
*
6-28 :*
1
"
8-11
Fulton
9-15
50c
'
6-28
7-15
6-
-
5-15
Hat
*4-17
Freiman
50c
"—___
5-12
7-15
60c
4-28
9-18
1
10-20
.
6-
70c
$1.25
5- 8
5-26
'
Co, Ltd..
preferred
Class
25c
^
class A
4-20
5-18
;
4-14
"
5- -4
,
5- a
10%
Company 5Vi'%
Schaffner
Hartz
1
8-15
9-30
.6-19
(quar.).,,
1
6-
$25c
4-10
5- 1
5-26
56Vic
:
Cotton
Hartford
•4-15
5-11
$$25
4-30
25c
25c
>
Weil
preferred
5Vi%
Hart,
■?
4-15
25c
Fraser
;
Co.^ common
<quar.)__,,
5Vi%
4-15
:
$$1
6-10
50c
Rubber
5-
.;v'
$50c
1
Company—
Oil
Harris (A.)
4-15
*
<s-a)
7- 3
$17%c
Power & Light Co.
1
■//:,;''%://■
.
Pedders-Quigan Corp. (quar.)—
;
Federal Fire Insurance Co. of Canada
Franklin
$1.121/a
I
5-
Quarterly
6-14
6-13
(quar.)
Dayton
'>
Foster
1
(quar.)__
1
•.Quarterly
C-30
:
81.121,<i
B
class A
1
5-19
—
32
*•'/;
(quar.)—
Dayton
t$2
1
6-
,.,'.10c
/
Davenport Water, 5>4 preferred (quar.),,^
Davidson Brothers, Inc. (quar.»
Davis Lesther Co, Ltd, class A (quar.)
.Class
6-
10c
4^2%
preferred (quar.)
Curtlss-Wright Corp,
-
'•$2-class"
1
«
* 10c
;
.
1
5-
.
Brewing Corp,
Farmers
Hamilton
Equipment—
Fairbanks Co,
'
5-
75c
..
5-
-
6-15
6-15
-——
(Dallas)
Quarterly
6-1
4-25
preferred A
p/eferred A (quar.)
/i.,,,,,,—
Esmond Mills, Ltd, 57c preferred (ouar.)
Esquire, Inc. (increased)
Eversharp, Icc. (resumed)
Franklin
:
15c
(quar.)
A
Brothers
Halliburton
-4-13
1
30c
"
5-15
Inc.,,—_—
"
$5
,5-19
.
.'V':."/.'
90c
—
,
&
$5
.
31 78
;
"Semi-annual:,;
.
31.73
(s-a.)
Clothing,
5
Sugar Co,
Extra
Curlee
6-
25c
(quar.),,.
5-
7-1., «6-15
-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.),
7fa
6- 1
6tic
Co.; com. (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
5-13
6-15
.
25c
Corn
4-10
.'j.
5-22"
25c
.
4-25
6- 1
75c
—
Coon
■
-
.
;-*',/"31
K$1.13
4^54 pfd. (quar.)
(initial),-,,—..
Varnish,
8c
75c
Co,
Co.
4-17
*
t50c ;
(quar.)
(quar.)-.——,..,
Gin
Coffee
com.
y-.
5-29
6-19
,
7- 1,-V i 6-15
6-15
7- 1 *
"
30c
; 53c
.
-1
6-1
7
5-15
.>
6-30
$1
com.
(quar.)
i_-,
preferred (quar.),—.—
;
Consolidated Royalty Oil Co, (s-a)__—
:
Consolidated Textile Mills. Ltd,
"u"
.5% preferred <s-a).„___
5-
Halle
1
.1
(quar.)
preferred
Fibreboard
j:-4,
1
25c
-
4l/4%
Container Corp; of America,
Railroad
i4-»
.
1
6-
$50c
<s-a)_
(quar.
,-4-13
,
..■••■•"y -vi
5-
25c *
•
Lltliograplr Mfg. Co,*Ltd.*
•.
5
4-
,5,-15
1 ;
Consolidated Retail Stores,
:
8
1*;
5-
'
Consolidated
Co.
ly % 4" ■
5-
6- 1
;
5-
•
(quar.).,.
8
5
5.
'""V.
..
Derrick
-4.25
6-15
"$1.12ya
4-191
5-15
$1
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.50
(quar.),
5- 1
5- 1
5-15
5-15
15c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
$1.50
,
Co—
Co.
Common
"5-
25c
5-16
$5
preferred
(quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Common
(quar.)
;
L
'\t 4-25
65c
5-31
5-
$2.50
Tanning
Common
5-15
'
4-10
25c
Brewery Co.—
preferred
(quar.),,,—,—
7-20
5-25
15c-
4-1
4-25
4-25
$1.25
(quar.)
4-18
.
'• $1
"
1
25c
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
—
Railway—
Fate-Root-Health
-4-
-.*'4-
25c
Consolidated
Gas
v"„
37%c
\
...
Consolidated
Co.
;
'5- 1%
./
,
(quar.)
Corp.
4-20
12- O
.
5- 1
$1.50
%
(quar.)/____
Laundries
Consolidated
(N.
*
..
6r$0
% 50c
-
1
(s-a>
(quar.)
preferred
$5
9- *
47Vic
51c
7;
(quar.),
:
Corp.
Co.
5-15
6-15
.
^
Industries— *
Dearborn
Edison
T
9-15
55c
pfd.
(quar.)
Consolidrted
Consolidated
1
5-15
$$2
,
Power,
4-13
t%2.,
(quar;),,,'
River
5-
-
4-25
4
•
$i5c
.•
prefeired (quar.),,
/.Equitable Gas Co. (initial quar.)
3-31
1
$32
preferred
5c
•
conv.
F-alstaff
"
•
$2.00
1
33V3%
,
;—_
Connecticut
4-28
/
4-24
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—
>
/
4-10
.
75c
preferred
(quar.):—_______
preferred (quar.)__——
-4-14
8-
(quar.)
preferred
4%
Erie
4-27
5-
40c
5c
;
1
27o
prior pfd. (quar.).,,,.^
Employers Group Associates (quar.).
-4-15
1
.%//'*•%'>■.
$2.20
V
80c
9-30
9
5-
$1.25
—
5-
*4-10
(quar.)
A (quar.)
District Electric
31.50
'r
'
——
Gulf Insurance
4-25
4^
*31.06
Inc.—
Light & Power Co,
preferred (quar.)__*^i^___itu__
*
1
4-21
Emsco
10-
Connecticut
"% $2.04
5-
(Ohio)
(Toronto)—
A
„
$5
Hampshire)—
Griess-Pfleger
3-31
5-20
4-14*
4-,7
5-30
10c
75c
Western
6-20
-
•
25c
(quar.),
convertible
1
4-25
;
Street
Millwork Corp
Employees Credit Corp,
Class BMquar.)
4-20
'
(accum.)
——
-
5%
1
(monthly),,,.
preferred
Grlesedieck
17c
(initial)
(s-a)—
(increased),
com.
•
87Vac
Empire
4-20
5-15
;-$1.06%
5%
5-19
5-
ciass
A
4-14
7-
dividend)
4-20
4-20
<H
L.) Company, Inc. iquar.),,.
Hydraulics, Inc, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Green
Greer
1
1
,,,
Co, Ltd
4- 3
1
1
Stores
pref.
conv.
5-
55-
k—
preferred
$1.75
(quar.)
(accum.)
preferred
class
Empire
Electric—
Life Association
2nd
$1
4-11
:
1
"18%c
(quar.),
preferred
Confetier
5-
-
B
Steel
50c
.
5-15
$$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
dividend
Great West Felt
4-15
.
Co.
{30c
dividend
$1
«-(3
Corp.
Telephone .Co.—• /'/%'
(New
1
4-25
International
preferred
11-
4-29
6-30
1/
(quar.),.,,
Co.
Union
Stock
l
6-
15c
Empire Brass Mfg. Co, Ltd.—
1
5-15
50c
Co.
8-
preferred
6%
•
1
5-
50c
(quar.)—
$$1.12ya
1
Ely 8t Walker Dry Goods Co, com.
7 'h
1st
preferred ts-a)
6-16
$20c
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.),,
Stop Nut Corp. of America,
class A (quar.)
Eiectrographic Corp. (quar.),,,,,,^
'
1
1
,
Edison
Commonwealth
1
6-
Ltd.
1st, preference
Stock
1
,
Elastic
5-16
9-
/
Insurance
5-
/-A-
4-17
4-14
$1.27Va
Corp.
Grayson-Robinson
4-1
-
1
4-17
4-17
5-15
(quar.),,
common
pref. (quar.)
Hosiery" Co,
$2.25
$25c
Electric Furnace Co,
,;4-I7
$35c
i
Ohio
7
8
5-
Ltd
Products, common (quar.),,.
414% preferred (quar.),,,
6-16
"
»/
Engineering-Superheater,
Commonwealth
Concord
1
1
1
Mines.
Massachusetts
E(igewater
.
9
7-
7n
Quarterly
Commonwealth
6-
G-
*■
,
Southern
preferred
1
5-
$35c
(quar.),,
pfd. (quar.)
System, Inc. <quar.)_
semi-annual
Columbus &
7-
$1.12%
quar.)
(quar.t,—,
4-
4-
5-1
Ekco
4-20
"
Columbia Pictures Corp. $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
National Life Ins. Co. (Boston) —
Columbus
4-14
5-15
20c
Columbian
Incieased
4-29
20c
.»
Finance 4%%
Columbia Gas
(stock
6-15
60c
,
4-28
4-29
4-29
4-29
t25c
(quar.)—
Gotham
25c
Corporation
Sullivan
6 To
4%
6
.
$25c
Test
6%
6
8-31
5-15
—
—
common
4-10
62MiC
87MiC
—
pfd.
5%
Rubber Co,
4-
$25c
'
3-31
preferred (s-a)
4-
$1.12Va
7-1
20c
common
1
(quar.)
Corp. (s-al_
Dwight Manufacturing Co
,„
(initial
5-
1
1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber, common (quar.)—
$5 preferred
tquar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4-15
:-
3-31
55-
—
(quar.)—
preferred
Grand
(quar.)
East
;$35c
preferred
preferred
5-15
-$1.12%
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Supply
5-
'
(B. J.), Ltd.
1
5-
5%
1
5
25c
(quar.)
common
Safety Razor Co,
preferred (quar.)
Goodall
Nemours—
$1.37 l/a
(quar.),—______
Colgate-Palmolive Peet,
4-15
5-
preferred
Globe-American
4-15
1
4-10
1
5-
Corp
(quar.)
Gimbel Brothers Inc.,
4-12
1
(quar.)^,,
5 19
(quar.)
Coghlin
&
de
1
(quar.)
'Common
L)
1
-$1.25/
Co, Ltd.—
Common
Metals
6-
—.
Cockshutt
5
5-
-
5-15
Louis
(monthly)
5-
1
5-
$1
Gillette
8
5-
Utilities
Waterworks
$4.50
5-
$1.50
$1,37Mi
(S. A.) Company, 5%
pfd.
Giddings «fc Lewis Machine Tool Co.
4-28
4-
93%c
(quur.)
Gerrard
4-14
5-23
4-29
$$3
Ltd._l__.
6-
.
4-28
$37V2C
(quar.)
15c
com.
(monthly )___
(monthly)
Common
4-21
1
Co, Ltd.—
common
40c
preferred
r
Clinton
v
&
4-21
$$1.25
& Worsted,
Paper Co., Ltd,
30c
Illuminating Co,
3-29
1
1
$20c
Ltd, class B
jOc
Cincinnati, Chicago
preferred (quar.
5%
Cleveland
4-29
5-
4-1.0*
$1.25
Steel
5.10%
5- 1
—
preierred
Corp, common
preferied
General
1
4-10
50c
(quar.)
Wares, Ltd,
preferred (quar.)
5%
9-15
5-
$40c
—
$1.25
(quar.)
$3.50
4-25*
1
5-
tquar.)
Service, $6
Public
Shoe
General
6-15
9-20
5-
Semi-annual
_
6-20
5-15
$75c
(quar.)___
Woollens
(E.
Eastern
4-15
1
$750
'
1
4-24
5-
$25c
Company,
$4
5-
5-15
(quar.)_(^
preierred
tquar.)
preierred tquar.)
General
Linoleum Co, Ltd.—
Coal,
preferred
Dup.an
4-29
j40c
preierred
Duro
4-15
10c
common
(quar.)
&
&
$3.56
7-20
1
STVic
$5.50
$5
convertible preferred
Pont
5-
loc
(quar.)
Ducommon
y 4-io
5-15
4-12
Co,
(quar.)
Oilcloth
Dow Drug
Y/o
4-14
4-26
$25c
Drydeii Paper Co.,
15c
—
common
(quar.)
Cleveland,
Ry,
Co,
A
preferred
I'fc'/c
5-1
5-10
5-15
Corp,
preierred
Puolic
5-10
5-25
15c
Inc.
preierred
General
5-25
$1
iquar.j,.
Industries
$3.75
8
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.50
Co, 5% preferred (quar.)
City Auto Stamping Co,__ii—
City Investing Co, common (quar.)
5% % ' preferred
(quar.),,
L——
8-
Malting Co, Ltd,
Dominion
•4-15
*
45c
V;i
1
2c
preferred
preferred
Common
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
City
Fields
Voting trust certificates
•
87 %c
>
.
5-15
9-
31!/4C
Steel
5
*
Motors
$17VfeC
Tar & Chemical
■
3*
•
General
25c
Donnacona
'
6
25c
-
Corp, common
preierred
(quar.)
General
Quarterly
4-15
..
40c
1
*
11-
1
20c
class A
Dominion
4-15
1
56 %c
(quar.)
'
1st
Dominion
I
50c
Y.)
11-15
Mills,
40c
(quar.)
Oil
Common
Trust* (Boston)—
(N.
General
$37'/2c
(quar.)
Corp,
convertible
5%
1
5c
Cincinnati Gas ft Electric, com. (increased),
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal RR
Co.—
4%
5-15
$1
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
3%%
5-
4-10
75c
Store
Chicago
4-19
common
4
6-
Holder*
Payable of Rec*
50c
(s-a),
Foous,
$3.50
,
(quar.)
Inc
Dominion
Quarterly
Chase
5-31
:
Store Investment Corp,
4Vi%
8-
9c
Eridge Co, Ltd. (quar.)
Coal, Ltd, 67c pfd. (accum,)
Dominion
(Texas)—
preferred (quar.)
Chain
4-19
13c
.
..
(quar.)
4-28
4-29
4-30
45c
Corp.,,
5-31
15c
25c
common
Electric
ft
5-
22Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-15
$2
Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd
Dominion Fabrics,
Ltd, common
4-
4-29
7-31
„
Hudson
Dominion
4-29
25c
Co.
Building,
General
...
Co, Ltd.—
preference (quar.)
(Indiana)
Credit
Dominion
25c
Corp.
Gas
Hollywood
5
(Mass.)
York
Ltd
preferred
150c
10c
5-
75c
;
Common
6-12
7-
Co.
Dominguez
4-20
7-
(quar.)
5-15
Generax
$5
(s-a)
____________
Mig.
Mines,
5%
4-20
75c
(quar.)
Co, Ltd
Brewing Corp
50c
(quar.),,
Share
(s-a)
4-10
5
75C
Quarterly
10-20
1
$1.75
Knitting
Centlivre
8-1
11-
6
A
preierred
4-25
50c
Trust
A
Shares,
Dodge At Cox Fund
5-
$1.05
,
common
Dividend
6-
4-
ciass
conv.
preferred
4'h
6-
Construction
Corporation
5-
5-10
common,.
(quar.)
Steel
$1.50
9-18
50c
common
preferred
•Celtic
4-28
Disher
$1
,
Company,
preferred
Celotex
4-17
7-15
si
pid.
Match
Company,
participating preierred
Divco
$1
preferred
(J.
7%
Corp. of New
10-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
47c
Discount
1
5%
4-24
b-20
Diamond
■
50c
5%
(quar.)
onion stock yard
3-27
4-24
1
Company
Finance Corp.—
25c
(increased)
preferred
50c
(quar.1_,
Stove,
Investment
5-
General
50c
Co.
(quar.)
Diocesan
110c
common
Mig.
4-29
110c
__
&
4-15
5-15
;
>
Quarterly
Quarterly
Gasxet
"
5-15
1$1.23
Canadian Western Lumber Co.* Ltd.
25c
When
Per
Name of
4-24
5-15
$2
;
5-
125c
5-15
25c
(quar.)
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
25c
iquar.),,
5-1
110c
(quar.)
stccK
5-15
~
16c
When
Share
(Kansas)
preierred
6'/c
:
common
Detroit-Micnigan
Investment Fund, Ltd.—
Special
A
debenture
120c
Bronze
Company
M/g, voting common
Derby Oil Co.
$12 Vic
(quar.).,
B
Canadian
5%
When
Share
class
(1709)* 45
:
8- 1
11- 1
11- 1
-4-28
5- 1,
6- 1
5- 1
.
•
10-19
4-14
4-15
5-25
4-25
46
Per
Jewel
Tea
3%%
Company,
1
7-18
1
4-17
Mining
20c
7-
1
6-30
20c
10-
2
9-30
—
Minnesota
1
4-14
Minute'Maid
1
5-
Mississippi
2c
5-
1
4-20
5-
preferred
1
4-20
4-28
4-18
15c
preferred
—
I
4-29
44-
I
8-
1
Co., 4% preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
———Cotton Oil Co
Kingston Products Corp. (s-a)
Kirkland Lake Gold Mining, Ltd
$1
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Stores,
Company,
1st
7%
2nd
La
4.80%
6-10
Monroe
5-
3-31
$6 preferred (quar.)
Montgomery & Erie Ry. (s-a)__.
Moody's Investors Service—
$3 participating preferred
(quar.)
5-20
4-29
4-29
t
4-17
Morrell
1
4-17
1
4-11
Morris
Morris Plan
50c
6-12
5-23
50c
6-
5-10
1
$2.25
Plant-Choate
La
5%
6-27
$1.12%
9-20
$1.12%
12-28
12-20
75c
6-
1
7-
1
5-
1
4-29-
5-
31ftc
(quar.)
10-10
12-27
{12c
6-
$3
1
5-
,
1
Dye Works
8-
11-15
11-
National Battery Co
Rubber
5-
1
4-14
50C
pfd.
conv.
Tire
Se
5-
2
4-14
National
5-
2
4-14
96ftc
5-
1
4-14
National City Bank (N. Y.)
National Distillers Products
5-15
4-28
National
1
4-20
6-15
5-19
{$1
(accum.)....
(quar.)
& Sons,
(James)
Leitch Gold
Mines,
Ltd
4%%
Lerner Stores Corp.,
Leslie Salt
Company
pfd.
3.85%
(quar.)
{2c
—
pfd.
40c
(quar.)
—
25c
-
(Sen
Wayne,
Life
Ind.)
30c,
Insurance
$3.50
5-
30c
Co.
(quar.)
8-
1
6%
4-18
$1
—_
6-
I
5-
____
6%
7-
Little Miami Railroad special stock (quar.).
Special stock (quar.)
—.—
50c
6-10
50c
9-
9
50c
12-
9
3-10-51
2-20
$4.30
original
9
25c
6-
5-
Boston
Theatres
Louisiana
Power
preferred
2nd pfd.
&
com.
preferred
Macassa
Si
M.
Corporation
Oil
Co.
(quar.)*
& Company
A (quar.)
Company, common
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.—
Marathon Corp.,
common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
4-14
6-15
3-31
6-15
5-15
4-29
4-24
4-29
4-24
Naugatuck Water Co.
5-
4-
Neisner
{$1.25
1
1
6-
3
4-14
1
Common
New
5-10
._
$1.25
7-
6-20
N.
4-30
4-15
6-
1
5-15
12-
1
11-15
35c
4-25
3-31
$3
8-1
7-
75c
5-
1
12 %c
5-
li
12 %C
7- 3
_
1
4-15
Electric
Stores
American
Centra)1 Texas
1
4-11
1
6-14
$1
50c
50c
Oil
Company
Co.
Corp.
(quar.)
'
5-15
4-29
Reliable
5-15
4-29
Reliance
5-15
4-29
Corp.,
r
Gas
4-2-51
3-19
Oklahoma
Natural
5-
1
4-22
5-
1
4-12
12 %c
5-
1
4-12
2nd
liquidating
4%%
preferred A
5-
1
4-15
.
5-15
1
preferred
Gas,
A
5-15
:•>'•!:;
W;
1
5-10
5- 5
5-
1
4-21
Ontario
25c
6-15
5-25
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., com. (increased)
Co. (s-a)
1
common
(quar.)
7fo
preferred (quar.)—'
Mercury Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
_■
$1.75
{15c
5-15
4-28
5-
4-14
1
6%%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.62%
Corp., 6% preferred (quar.)Metz Brewing Co.
Meyercord Company (reduced)—.
Michaels Stern & Co.,
4%fe
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
4%%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
6--1
7-
5-15
1
Elevator
Outlet
Pacific
•
•
5-
1
5-
:
1
5-
;
'
5-
6-15
5-31
10c
5-
1
4-20
5-31
5-18
5%
5%
1
5-
1
4-14
•
Natural
&
4-15
5-29
.>-4*21
7- 1
6.12
4-25
3-31
•
■
5%
1
5-
1
4-25
5-1
4-20
50c
5-
1
5-
1
5-15
7-
50c
5-11
4-29
„•>
4-13'>.
4-29
-
4-15
4-15
4-29
5-15
4- 6
'•'4-14
50c
*
5-15
4-29
4-28
Co.
8-31
8-21
preferred (quar.)
Mid-Continent Petroleum
$1.12%
11-30
11-20
1
4-15
Corp. (quar.)
,
;
Midland Si Pacific Grain Corp., Ltd. (s-a)
6-15
5-15
Common
8-
7-15
Common
4.80%
$1.10
75c
{50c
5-
1
Pacific
preferred
pfd.
preferred
1
4*14
5-
1
4-20
5-1
non-cumulative
Class
A
Class
v6-
1
4-25
4-20
5-
4-20
5-
1
5-29
4c
15c
58-
1
15c
5-
1
15c
.
50c
4-25
25c
6-
6-
(quar.)
—_—.1—•
4-20
8-15
11-15
7-3
6-15
7.
3
6-15
10- 2
{28c
:
.
{27C
9-15
{5c
10-
$1.31%
5-
1
50c
v
'50c
•
<quar.)_
.
'
——
Rich's, Inc., common..—————_
3%%
preferred (quar.)——.
Cement Co.—
!
$1.25 participating class A
"» $5
preferred(quar.)X-_—
Robbins
Mills,
;
9-15
'6-15
.10- 1
9-15
V
15C
4-28
4-15
:
Gas &
,
:
i9c
5-
1
4,20
5-
.50c
4-14
1
'
$1.25
Ltd
-
5- 1
25c
4-28
4-17.
37ftc
4-28
-4-17,f
,v
{ioc
—
5-
d.5
$1
6-
$1.18%
(quar.)...
preferred G
of Ages Corp,
Rock
6-
5-15
6-10
6-
1
25c
5-
4-19
25c
9-10
9-
1
12-10
12-
1
5-
37y2c
—
34%c
....
31%c
1
1
4-15
5-15
4-30
5-15
*
'4-30
5-15
4-30
4-30
31%c
5-15
4r30
30c
5-15
4-30
Co.—
quarterly).
32Vi2C
32%c
jj
1
Electric Corp.—
preferred F (quar.).
4%
4%%
j|
4-20
5-1
93%c
—
.
Mills,
6-15
1
:
(accum.)——
Inc.
Cotton
4-25
4-14
7-1
:
-
Works——
Cedar
1
$1.75
preferred (quar.)..—
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Richmond
1
7-
;4-25
^
$1.75
'$1.75
2nd
7%
'
5-
10-
•
.'*$1.75
1st
7%
-50c
!
Rice, Stix, Inc., common (quar.)—
7% 1st preferred (quar.)—
5-15
5-15
'
7%
4-10
'
7
1st preferred A (quar.)..
Redeemable preferred (initial
(quar.)
9-15
2
—
4-
5-15
(increased
5-15
1
4-29
31V4C
Express
5-10
.
9-1
12-
{40c
■
Rochester
'
1
4^15
1
{40c
-
& Brass, Inc.,
preferred (quar.).—
Reynolds iR. J:)- Tobacco, common
Class B (quarr) ——X—
'4-14
5-
7-15
'-j
*
5Ytfv
4-14
5-15
7-15
^4-14
1
I40C
f
Ltd.,
Robinson
5-15
4-14
1
8-
5,15
1
15c
—
5-1
1
V 4-15
52 %C
tquar.)—______
A
4-20
1
4-29
35c
V(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)..
preferred
preferred
non-cumulative
5-
62 %c
com—
;
4-12
4-28
u
•
(quar.)—__
Intermountain
4-13
.
5-
(quar.).
Co.,
(quar.)..
Robbins & Myers, Inc.—
'
$1.50 partic. preferred (quar.)—
{75c
(quar.)
....
(quar.)____
1st
4-28
6-16
1
50C
{25c
(Ohio)
4-15
5-1
$1.25
& Electric Co., 6%
preferred (quar.)—
4-20
4-20
-
$1.25
(Calif.)—
Gas
1st
...
25c
redeemable
Pacific
4*25
5-
50c
30c
Brass———
$1.60
Riverside
'
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
5y2%
$1.12%
4-21
Revere Copper
4-20
4-29
^Oc
•
; 4-20
4
-.v4-27.
$5
(The).
redeemable
5%
1
4-15
f
1
4-30
.i {5c
^
4-14
'T:
25c
$3
(irreg.)
Corp.
5-
5-25
v
50c
(quar.)—.
—...
Inc., common.
(quar.)
1.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
...—~_
(quar.)...!
Gas Co. (s-a)—.4
$1.60
;v
4-17
•
{$1.75
________
-;4-14
25c
(quar.)
Knitting Mills, Ltd.,
non-cumulative preferred
'
1
4-27
50c
Finance Corp.
10c
Co.—
$4.40
(quar.)
Co
Company
$1.12%
(quar.)
Michigan Gas Si Electric
37 %c
preferred
Oregon-American Lumber
Otis
Merrltt-Chapman Si Scott Corp.—
Messenger
7%
'4-10
„
5-31
-
Mercantile Stores Co.,
5-15:,
4-29
50c
$1.60
5-31
4-25 *
5-15
-
59%c
45c
Ry.
•••>
4-12
'
6-30
$1.12Mt
...
1
6-
50c
Extra
62Mic
.
(quar.)______
5-
75c
Regent
Vv'T''-':
5-1
4-15
25c
common...;
common.;..
■' ■
(Del.)—
Copper
4-21
*
20c ; v 5-.1
Corp.," 4V2% preferred (quar.)..
Oliver United Filters, class A (quar.)
Quebec
preferred B
preferred B
Republic
4-20
.! •. 50c
______
Jr
Co.,
4-21
4-24
?
{$1.50
Revere
1
25c
common....
Electric
6%
T 6%
4-15
1
5-
15c
Oliver
&
preferred A
6-
25© '
ti.^v :-$9e--v
(quar.)__ ': J
: $1
distribution..
&
4-21
87 Vac
Investors Fund,
6%
•••
Corporation—
Oklahoma
■>: 5-10
1
56 %C
preferred
conv.
6%
1
4-14
Ogden
9-18
12-19
$2.10
5-
i: 5- 1
•
2
4-11
Ltd.
Engineering
&
4-29
v:5--I
6-19
7- 3
;
(quar.)
preferred
Insurance
Electric
5-15
5-
V
1-2-51
Fire
,
4-11."
Ltd.—
Canada
5-15
.
V
Northern
50c
.6-
•;
4,14
,
5-1
{.15c
(quar.)
redeemable
Republic
4-20
93%©
—
Illinois
Reitman's
4-29
5-15
5-24
75c
•
5%
4-14
37 %c
,■
4-20
4-15
._
___
4-29
1
10-
^{25c
i
(quar.)
(quar.)..
Renold-Coventry,
(quar.)_______™
4,14
4,1
'
—
common
preferred
5-15
1
4-15
$2
5-15
*
5-31
!
__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
4-14
5-1;
$1.50
•
(interim)'U
Co.
1
1
4-25
■■
«7%C
class A
(quar.)
preferred
.v-
42 %c
;
Works
Engineering
50c
>
Oil
5-
70c •-
Reading Company, common (quar.)
Reece Corp. (Mass.), 5% pfd. (quar.)
Reed (C. A.), $2 class A (quar.)
"
'
;•>
Extra
Northern
$3
4-22
10c
...
Consolidated
Engineering
v
'L
5-
4-28
66c
preferred
Rayonier,. Inc.,
4-22
5'
1
f
;
4-26
4-26
5-
50c
(initial)—;
4-22
;o
•,
V 5-
5-15
(quar.)
Randall
Company, class B
—
Raymond Concrete Pile Co., common—
4-22
$1.50 conv; preferred (quar.L
—---y. 37%c ^
RR. of New Hampshire (quar.)l__ ; f $1.50
;*
Nunn-Bush Shoe Company, common (quar.) :.i>
; 20c f,
5%
preferred
(quar.)..
$1.25 < "
5-
{10c
(quar.>__
4-26
4-26
50c
;
(quar.)..
Norfolk & Western Ry.—
4% adjustment preferred (quar.)
Normetal Mining Corp^. Ltd.—
North
7-
4%
9.'rfrift
preferred
North
5-
{15c
60c class A.(quar.)
Extra
Shoe
3%%
(J." J.) Company
1
....
$1.06%
Grocery Co.—
Railway & Light Securities Co.
Common
6-1
...
Corp.—
4-,17
,4-20
.5-15
s
—
Equipment & Realty,
preferred
(accum.)
4-22
* .5-*l
—v
(initial).
common
Newberry
4-22
25c
Gas
&
Northern
{50c
,
(quar.)
McGraw
•New
Electric
4-10
1
'•
1st
4-22
$1.18%
Mills
6-15
,
{25c
(s-a),—
(quar.)
McLeQan
State
Northwest
(quar.)
Common
Y.
1
5-
'
4>/2%
4-26
60c
Merchandise Co
4-10
5-
:
1
:' 65c
pfd. (quar.).
Products, Ltd.,
M.)
1
5-
Vv'; 15c
6%
'15c
Worsted
4-17
r
Quaker Oats Company, 6%
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
(J.
>
4t10
10c
•:
-preferred,, (quar.).—_ .——_ l -
Railway
75c
\
;
(quar.)
New York
(irreg.)
'
York Air Brake Co
4-24
5-31
(quar.)
Common
interest
5-15
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Common
(s-a)
Jersey
5c
'
4-22
3c
Inc.,-4%% pfd. (quar.).
England Fund, certificates of beneficial
New
50c
4-14
4 % %.
■
4-
•
Colorado,
of
Co.
Purex! Corp., Ltd—
——
Purity Flour Mills, Ltd.—
Redeemable .preference (quar.) —
4-22
25e
u
Packing
3
Chemical
preferred
(L.). Ltd., preferred
shares
5-
1
4-14
5c
-
(quar.)
1,
90C
,u
^
3c
v./:'.jV
Fibre Co.
5-
.5-1
25c.
4-22
lc
Brothers,
35c
Massawippi Valley RR. (s-a)
Maytag Company, $3 preference (quar.)—
McAleer Mfg. Co., common
5 ft
preferred (quar.)
com.
trade
5-15
Trust—
McBrine
New
$3
24, at $105.25. per share plus this dividend
Common (increased tfuar.);
■;
4-26
8c
•'
....
shares
.'
62 %C
•>.
:
(initial quar.)
1
4-26
11c
....
Vulcanized
{50c
_
(Certificates of beneficial interest)
Aircraft,
equipment
Retail
5-15
5c
Corporation
shares
Railroad
.
common
McCabe Grain Co., Ltd.,
Class B (quar.)—
Railroad
National
inc
com.
12-
4-26
8c
...
9*15
25c
...
series
groups
6-16
12-15
f
4.40% pfd.
Entire issue called for redemption on April
Service
Public
:'
...
series
25c
(quar.)
Massachusetts Investors
Stock
Selected
.4-29
$5
Common
Melville
1
Nebraska-Iowa
Maitine
Realization,
6-
5-
1
1-1-51
(quar.)
new
4-22
'
L!
-
series
6-10
$1.06%
Corp., Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)
Maine Central RR., 5% pfd. (accum. )_
McDonnell
stock
10c
-
preferred
McCail
series
Preferred
1
10-
$1
*
Balanced
%c
(s-a)
Mailman
5 fo
1
9-15
'12*15
7-
$1.10
Gamble,
1
2c
...
April 29:
on
10c
Macoil
McArthur
4-24
17 %c
.
Ltd
Marshall Field & Co.
5-
5-15
1
preferred B
&
"9-
2c
—
{3c
_
(quar.)
Mar-Tex
5-
4.70%
Pressed Metals of America,
Procter
6-2
4-26
The following are estimates of the regular
distributions
on
those
series
which
go
ex
$1.06ft:
Corporation
4ft%
:
■
(quar,
Macco
Macy (R. H.)
5-15
10c
,
_____
Consolidated
Mines,
50c
(quar.)
6-12
;
10-20
2c
shares
10-
$1.17%
4-26
r
1
1-1-51
$1
.
(quar.)—
Pittsburgh Finance Building Corp.—...—__
Pleasant Valley Wine Co.
Potomac Edison, 3.60%
preferred (quar.)._
7-22
2c
shares
Retail trade shares
4-10
88c
.r
i,
,
4-21V
2c
series
...
Chemical shares
Railroad
Company,
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., $2.50 pfd.
4-11*
2c
stock
6-18
4-26
"
4c
common
4*13
1
4-22
4c
shares
1
'4-26
•
5c
Building
•
(quar.)
series
groups
5-
7-
preferred (quar.)..
Radio Corporation of America, com. (extra)
$3.50 conv. 1st preferred (quar.)..—
4c
,
series
Low-priced
4-17
1
4-14
-
>
35c
,
Radford
3c
Aviation
4-17
1
5-
$1.50
Luminator-Harrison, Inc. (quar.)
Luzerne County Gas & Electric—
M.
1
5-
Light Co.—
Lowenstein (M.) Si Sons, Inc.,
Lukens Steel Company (quar.
J. It
5-
4-14
'
Stock series
4-17
T
;4-21-
will
series
Selected
4-21
$2
(quar.).
(quar.)
Louisville & Nashville RR.
4%%
1
1
10c
i
8%
55-
6-15
.4-21
4-17
i
.
1
Products Co., Inc.,
$1.50
preferred (s-a)^
—
95©
Philadelphia Electric, 3.80% pfd. (quar.) —
$1.07%
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)..
4.40%
>; $1.10
preferred
(quar.)
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd.—
'4%' preferred (quar. )_v~
V
..$1
ik $1.25
Phillips-Jones Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)
17 %e
Pioneer Petroleum Co., prior pfd. (s-a)—...
>5-10
4-24
2c
^
{1C
6%
5
series.™...—...___
stock
—
Dairy
Philadelphia
5
;
4-14
4-29
—
(quar./
,
5-
fiscal,"
that
series
Income
6-21
15c
...
the
of
amounts
4-15
nimrii.' '■ii'nr i*ir
Ltd.
Mines,
Quinte Milk
estimates
are
4-14
4-29
100%
1
.
5-
Preferred
5
$1
(quar.)
Extra
Lord Si Taylor,
7- 1
$1
....
4-15
4-20
Funds—
approximate
4-20
4-29
60c
$1.12%
5-15
5-15
Low-prices bond
2-20
1
Trust
Bond
11-21
$1.00 3-10-51
(increased)..
&
5-17
1
5-
$1'
$1.12%
12-21
:
3
6-12
87 %C
preferred (quar.)...
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)...—i
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)..
$4 non-cum.^ 2nd preferred (quar.)
4-24
-
4-
1
5-
$1.12%
53V«c
47l2c
—__
4-17
5-
50c
(subject to the approval qf
Corp. Commissioner) ...
5
5-15
{75c
{$1.50
1st
10c
(quar.)
4
2-
1st
be paid to shareholders of record April 22:
Joint
Loew's
M.
12-
9
'
,
,
11-
1st
4-28
-37&c
5
11-15
33C 2-15-51
$4.50
•
(quar.)..
5
8-
$4.50
5-1
:
5
5t
8-15
33c
California
Gold
2-
5-15
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co.—
,
5- 1
15c
V"
-the
2-15-51
33c
common
Philadelphia
"
.
(quar.)..
Mfg. Co. (irreg.)
following
year-end
8-22
$1.10
.
The
5-23
9-
H
Lie.
Pipe Company,
8% preferred (quar.)..
Lockwood-Dutchess, Inc
$6
6-10
$1.10
1
_
stock
Groceterias
Co.
Co.,
Tile
National
5-23
$1.10
_
stock
original
$4.30
Loblaw
„.i-
;
-
-
$4.50
7- 1
10- 1
1-2-51
$1.5C
(quar.)...
:
Shipbuilding Corp.—
Corp.,
25C
33c
6-15
1
5
5
4
9-21
.'«•>'•
preferred
11-21
50c
(quar.)....
;^
preferred
8-22
Special stock (quar,)..
$4.30 original stock
$4.30 original stock—.
Tank
National
j
{15c
{15c
{15c
•
5r
5-15
8-
H6SUQ16d
11-1
"
6-15
11-
5-15
-5-1
8- 1
V
9-15
12-15
8-15
Perron
;
5c
5c
5c
-
Ltd.
(quar.)_._.___..__.__X_
4V*fo
1
'
B
3.8%
75c
,
^
...
&,
Steel
National Tea
4
(Thomas J.) Inc., 6% preferred—
Entire issue called fcr redemption on July 1
at $30 prt1 share plus this dividend
^
Co.,
preferred
♦lational
Upton
Special stock
Lead
preferred
National
4-18
I
f /i
(quar.)
10-24
5-
A
National
7-24
1
5-1
(quar.)__.
(quar.)....
Class
4-22
45c
50c
>
;;IX
A
'
50c
,
(quar.)
1
15c
,
—
Electric "Welding Machine—v
National Hosiery Mills,
Class A (quar.)
6-22
11-
30c '
...
common
preferred
1
75c
$1.25
1
11-15
5-16
6- 1.
6- 1
5- I
5-15
5-1
5- 1
5- 1
40c
1
25c
4-20
4,15
62 %c
Casket Co., common (Irreg.)
Chemical Si Mfg. Co.
(quar.).
Class
87 %c
Quarterly
Link-Belt
7-
30c
(quar.)
Printing,
4-17
5-19
(Fort
Co.
Quarterly
Lincoln
5-15
6-10
4-15
4-14
(quar.)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Carolina)—
_____
National
f
$1
Glass Co
Liberty Life Insurance Co.
Quarterly
Lincoln
5-
$1.12%-
(quar.)
LIbby, McNeill & Libby (s-a)__
Libby-Owens-Ford
—
Inc.
-
5-
i_
National
Extra
Lock
Fibres,
50c
Ltd., 7%
Langley's,
r
Automotive
National
5-24
710-
1-2-51
62 %C
7
25c
Stock dividend
5-10
5- 1
■
25c
Straus-Duparquet,
4-14
5-10
);56%c
(quar.)....
Company
1
*
10c
75c
"
$1.50
Inc...
Electric, 4%% pfd. (quar.)—
Inc. (quar.)_____
National Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling Co.
5% preferred
(quar,)..
4
•
Lees
Standish
6
4-15
6-28
9-28
12-28
4-29
5- 1
$1.50
_____________
(quar.)
Fund,
6-15
5-
$1
...
(quar.)
4-15
62 %c
Pennsylvania Industries, Inc.—
$6
preferred
(accum.)
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.—
3 V2 %
preferred A
(quar.)
Permanente
Cement Co.
(Increased)
4-15
;
1
25c
Pennroad
6
4-
6- 1
.
$1.50
(quar.)
Narragansett
5
56ftc
preferred <quar.)_
4%%
Si
8-15
(quar.)
Co. of America—
Investment
Nathan
5
25c
Bryant, Inc.,
5-
25c
(quar.)_.
Quarterly
5-15
50c
A
preferred
Myles
4-30
25c
,,
———-
—
Chemical
Mutual
4-19
class
4-
,.
5%
preferred
preferred
6%
9-30
1-10-51
Paper,
conv.
6%
6%
6-30
10c
—
Royal Rice Mills,
Mutual
4-17
10c
Lee
$2
University7-10
—
(quar.)
________
Munising
4-19
1
Co
;
Ltd. (quar.)..
preferred (quar.)
Murphy (G. C.) Company (quar.)..
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
4-18
20c
Diablo
Mount
6-15
$1.75
Quarterly
Lamaque
Gold Mines, Ltd. (Interim) __—_
Lamston (M. H.), Inc., $6 preferred (s-a)
Lanett Bleachery
(quar.).
Co., common
preferred (quar.).
conv.
Extra
Mfg. Co., Inc.—
Landis Machine Co.
A
5- 1
4- 6
5c
5- 1
56'Ac
5- 1
60c
5-10
62%c
■ 51
1c
5-31
10c
5-31
{12%c
4-30
25c .5-1
37 %c
6- 1
4-
5-
62%c
•*—
(quar.)
'
Morris)—
of America, common
Corp.
preferred
Mount
5-10
$1.50
10c
Lane
5%
6-21
9-26
Corp
preferred
conv.
Salle Extension
La
Co..——
Si
(see Philip
(Philip)
Morrison-Knutison
(quar.)
Telephone
(John)
55-
5-15
4-29
4t21
4-29
20c '
preferred (quar.).
*—
preferred (quar.)
——<———
preferred (quar.)...——
$1
preferred (quar.)
—
$1.32 prferred (quar.)
;
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
4-11
4-15
75c
12'/2C
—
5- 1
6-15
5
$1
5-23
5- 1
5-26
1
5-
$1
4-17
$1.50
17%c
6-15
7-
$1
Montana Power Co.,
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Crosse
11-15
4-17
4-17
34 %c
(quar.)
common
preferred
6%
12-15
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
6- 1
__________________
preferred
5-17
8c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Kroger
L.
{50c
(quar.)
$1.10
(initial)...—37%c
preferred (quar.)..——
$1.20
Loan
Society,
5%%
pfd.
(quar.).
38%c
4.50%
4-20
$1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Common
6
1
75C
—
(Keene, N. H.) (quar.)
Telephone,
Common
6-15
20c
(S. S.) Company (quar.)
H.) & Company (quar.)...
Mfg.,
4%%
Peninsular
5-15
{2c
(8.
4%%
6-15
6-15
Company, Ltd.—
——,
Semi-annual
Kroehler
4 % %
7- 3
{50c
(increased)
Ltd.
Company,
5-
5-
5-
50c
(quar.)
com.
Co
&
4-15
5-15
35c
{$1.25
S.)
Davis
Parke
4,17
4-25
50c
—
—
Line,
preferred (quar.)
Park Si Tilford, Inc. (quar.)
Peerless Casualty Co.
6-20
1
preferred (s-a)
Eastern Pipe
1
50c
4%
5-26
common.—
10c
Water Works,
4%
4-15
75c
32 %c
„
Mfg.
Panhandle
4-20
4-20
4-25
(Calif.)—
(quar.)
tlrreg.)—
6-16
Co.,
IOC
series—
interest
Pan
3-31
Co.
5-15
'
25c
.•
Co. (quar.)
American Petroleum & Transport Co.—
Pacolet
5-22
Co..
Co.
Service
preferred
1st
20c
Lme
Pipe
B
(J.
7-14
Public
$1.30
Packard-Bell
„
Monongahela Power, 4.40% preferred
Fund—
Knickerbocker
(quar.)
Pacific
4-20
4-20
5-31
5-22
(quar.).^
Cement
Portland
4-15
5-26
(Robert)
4-14
4%
(quar.)____.
Semi-annual
4
5-
Paper Co.
&
Pacific
5- 1
6-16
Mitchell
4
4-29
$1
common
75c
$1.50
40c
preferred
Class
5-15
Co.,
prior pfd.
Light Co.—
(quar.)
i
Missouri-Kansas
5-15
1
15c
Kingsburg
Kresge
6-
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
Kingan Si
Kress
$6
$1.18%
{15c
70c
$1
37 '/2c
40c
_
Ltd
Corp., $1.60
Power
Mitchell
95c
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kellogg Switchboard «& Supply Co., com
$1.37 %
Ontario
&
5-
(quar.)
Kansas City Power Si Light—
Kokomo
$1
1
(quar.)
Payable of Rec.
Share
Pacific Lighting Corp.
4-14
6-12
5- 1
7- 1
4-30
4-30
6-30
6-12
6-12
4-25
5- 1
25c
(quar.)
common
Canada,
Mining Si Mfg.
preferred (quar.)—
5-
Kable Printing Co.
Beneficial
Inc..
of
25c
56%c
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
$1
_
_
Kobacker
4%%
87 J/2C
(quar.)
preferred series A
prefeired B (quar.)
Johnson Ranch Royalty (s-a)
preferred
Reclaiming,
Minnesota
(quar.)
2nd
5%
Shoes,
8-
5-
2nd
4%
Miles
93 %c
93 %c
...
Extra
Rubber
Holder»
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec
Share
of Company
preferred
4%%
6
Johnson—
Johnson Si
3.8%
6-
(quar.)
Quarterly
4%
4-10
1
6-20
60C
(quar.).
common
5-
$1
—
(quar.)
Refining
Oil
Johnson
Midwest
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3%%
Name
Holder•
When
Per
Holder*
Payable of Meo.
& Light—
Jersey Central Power
preferred
When
Share
Name of Company
4%
Commercial and Financial Chronicle, Monday, April 24, 1950
The
(1710)
7-
1
10- 2
6-19
9-19
Rockland
Rose's
Russ
5,
Light
Building
Rutland
k
Cc
.
6%
Whitehall
Foods,
pfd.
(accum.)___
RR
——
(resumed)—
4% conv. preferred (quar.)—
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd.,
4ft % pfd. (quar.).— L
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd., $2 1st pfd. (quar.)
S
Si
W
75c
15c
5-
1
4*12
25c
5-
1
:4-20
$1.40
Power Co
———
10 Si 25c Stores (quar.)——
Si
Fine
2nd
preferred
Inc.,
com.
(quar.)
4-25
4-10
$1
5-15
5-. 1
35c
4-29
4-14
50c
4-29
4-14
7-
1
6-
7
{50C
4-25
4-
*
{18%C
4-25
4-
4
...
{$1.06
|
Volume
17 r
Number
4901,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•
Ter
Name of
St.
Company
Common
7%
St.
Flour
Lawrence
1st
$25c
Francisco
preferred
5-
1
3-31
$$1.75
5-
1
3-31
$$1.50
4-25
$60c
4-25
™_—
preferred
Class
_:
(quar.)
6-
9-15
9-
1
12-15
Company, Ltd., ciass A (quar.)
B
$10c
Industries,
Inc
Schwitzer-Cummins
4-15
5-
preferred
5 V2 %
pi'efei red
Scotten-Dillon
Scott
1
Scovill
Mfg.
(quar.)
1
preferred
New
1
Electric
Seaboard
Air
4-28
Stern
85c
5-
1
5-
1
4-17*
6-
1
Co.
1
25C
5-
1
4-11
(quar.)
RR.—-
6-30
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
Container
5%
y
5%
Corp.,
pfd.
1
preferred (quar.)__
Denn
Mining
4%%
Products
Corp.
4%
preferred
Co.,
6-
1
4- 7
!$1.06%
5-
1
4-18
5-10
4-20
5-25
4-15
7-
1
6-15
6-30
6-15
5-
1
4-17
5- 1
4-10
10c
:
$30c
40c
(quar.)
593/s0
ioc
;
■"{.■
:
$25c
y-
62 Vie
(quar.)_
6-10
5-15
6%
Power
1
Simpson's,
Sinclair
1
Ltd.,
Slater (N.)
4'/2%
4-25
Swift
6-15
Universal
9-29
9-15
Upper Peninsular
12-29
(initial)
com.
$20c
5-
12-15
5-
6
Van
1
4-
6
5-
1
4-
6-15
50c
5-
Co.,
6-20
50c
U.
Co.
:
50c
—
^kelly Oil Co. (Stock dividend).—
HOO
preferred
4-14
5-26
,4-26
6
Wentworth
1
1
6-
10'
9-
1
4-24
$5c
6-
1
12c
4-29
4-17
25c
6-
7
Mason
—
Inc
Gulf Producing Co.
Pacific
(quar.)
Western
5-19
Certificates
of
Texas Power &
$70
interest
prop,
$6 preferred
convertible
4-10
1
:
5-
—
'6-
$1.06%
5-
2c
4-25
4-
/
Trade
Bank
Company
Trust
&
Co.
(N.
Y.)
5-
1
5-
10c
(quar.)—
1
.4-4
17%c
5-
1
.4-15
75c
5-
1
,4-14
30c
6-15
6-,8
30c
9-15
50c
5-
1
4-14
3V/*c
5-
1
4-14
—
4-20
—
t
———_
preferred
Stationery
(quar.)—
Utilities, 6%
B
(S.
lien
8- 1
11-15
11-
1
2-
1
—
additional
.for
New
each
share
O.)
(A.
Smith
$25
par
common
•
Trinity Universal Insurance
5-
—
12'/2C
;2V2C
4-30
4-
common
——_
$1.43%
5-1
4- 7
1
4- 7
Co.
—
37'/3c
Mills,
25c
4-
3
25c
8-il5
2
Ltd.—
Sonotone
.
$1.25
pfd.
conv.
preferred
A
5-15
4-29
& Greenbush RR. Association
True Temper Corp,——
Tung-Sol
3c
4.'48%
pref.
prcf.
(quar.V—
Southern
4.30%
1
6-
4-30
4-
5
80c
208 South
4-30
4-
5
4-
5
Union
Asbestos
$35c
5-15
4-20
Union
Electric Co.
5-
4-15
v
6-15
•
4-24
5-15
4-24
5-1
.4-20
6-
1
.4-20
12V2C
5-15
5-.1
15c
common
5-15
5%
.
Common
6-1
30c
6-15
5-31
5-
1
4-17
62'/a c
7-
1
6-20
Rubber
(quar.)
10-
2
9-19
7-
62%C;
—
—
—
&
Ltd.
Power,
Indiana
Gas
preferred
Railway
&
(increased)__
Electric,
$4.50
(quar.)
•$1.20
1
1
6-10
25c
——-
'.'y
Co.,
$3.70
preferred
5-15
4-20
' $1
5-15
4-20
921/2 C
5-15
4-20
87'/3C
5-15
4-20
.$1,121/2:
(quar.)—:
:
(quar.)——————
*
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
5%
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
i—_
—
: *
6.-15
5-15
$1.25
9-15
8-15
preferred
Southwestern
Life
Southwestern
Public
Ins.
Co.
5-
(quar.)
40c
7-14
(quar.)—
55C
6-
...
(Dallas)
Service,
com.
1
55c
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)___—__1
3.90%
preferred
.
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)™'™_
4-20
5-
1
1
4-20
5-
1
United
4-20
5-
International
RR
_
4-13
Class
S.
S.
$4
7%
S:
(quar.)
$4 preferred series A
Standard
Fire Insurance Co.
(N. J.)
(quar.)
.5-1
>4-15
75c
(quar.)
4-15
$1
..
i 5~ 1
4-23
4-15
$1
preferred
,6-
1
preferred
87'/2C
5-
1
4-14
Winters
5-15
4-15
5-
1
4-11
10c
5-
1
4-11
75c
,6-
1
5-22
40c,
6-
1
5-10
$1
—
B
Cp. class A
(quar.)
Finishing Co.,
convertible
(quar.)
6-
1
5-10
t37c
—
—
—_—
—
com.
:>
;/
(initial quar.)
Envelope Co., new
common—-.:
preferred
4-23
.4-15
$1
■
U.
S.
preferred
Fire
(quar,)_
(quar.)——
Insurance
Co.
Wisconsin
6%
5-15
5-1
Wood,
preferred
Pipe
15c
■'
—
$1.75
60c
(quar.)-
i
6- 1
5-10
1
4-17
5-
Fuel
Gas
$7
Co., Ltd.,
&
preferred
4V2%
Electric,-$6
pfd.
pfd.
(accum.)
Standard
Silica
Corp.
(quar.)
Quarterly
_
-
5-
1
221/2 C
(s-a)
7-
6-15
1
1st
8-31*
75c
12-20
11-30*
35c
6-15
f
4-25
3-31
5-
4-15
$1.75
6-20
9-20
3-31
4-25'.,
;
:
Quarterly—
U. S. Potash
1
I2I2C
5-15
5-
12 «,ac
8-15
8- 4
5
U.
S.
—————
Company——
Radiator
Corp.,
6%
——
preferred
(quar.)
75C
5-
1
6-
1
4-20
5-1
!v: 4-20
5*
15c
5-15
1,4-24
i 4-25
$1.50
—_—
—
& James,
.4-30
.8
.4-17
.
Vi
Ltd.—
(William), Jr., Co.
4-15
1
6-
6-
1
4-21
25c
5-
1
4-20
50c
W.) .Company
(F.
1
7-
50c
(stock dividend)
com.
5-
5%
5-
1
4-20
t$1.75
(accum.)—
(quar.)
non-cum.
1st
pfd.
(quar.)—
1
(Del.) —
Monthly
—
,
„
—
———————
25c
6-
1
5-20
Monthly
——
25c
7-
1
8-20
8-
1
7-20
4-30
.4-20
Monthly
Yellow
—
Cab
6%
York
Axle
County
Yuba
Consolidated
<fc
Gas
new
pfd.
25c
37y3c
(liquidating)-
Co
Gold
com.
5-
5-1
5-
1
5-
1
4-
7
1
"4-
7
1
4-
7
preferred
(quar.)
—
$31'Ac
6%
preferred
(quar.)
7—
$37'/3c
5-
will
Payments
be
on
4-29
$2
(increased)
made
a
4-12
5c
5%
Corp.
4-14
quarterly
hereafter.
•Transfer books
$2
6-10
5-15
not closed
for
this dividend,
tPayable In U. S. Funds, less 15%
$Payable
resident
Less
xLesa
in
tax
Canadian
15%;
British
80%
funds,
resident
Income
Jamaica
tax
tax
7%.
tax.
Income
1
4-15
tl2y3c
Fields, Inc
(initial quar.)——
5-
Radio
5-
8
25c
75c
Co.
Forge
Zellers, Ltd.,
—
(quar.)——-
———
conv.
York
a
United States Rubber Co.
8%
(quar.)
Industries See Gar Wbod
Special
9-22
50c
Corp.
(Alan) Steel Co.,
Wrigley
,0-23
Power,
preference
Wool worth
1
2
$1.25
(interim)
Electric
7-
10-
^
■
5-31*
75C
4-14
$1.50
$1'75
!
Standard Power & Light, $7 pfd. (accum.)
>
$56%.c
(quar.)
(accum.).
$1.25
$1.25
Co.—
& Foundry
75c
Standard
Standard
(quar.)™
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
Co.
Alexander
7%
Wood
basis
S.
vtc
vtc
Crampton
(Gar)
Zenith
U.
Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
U) S. Lines Co. (New Jersey),
4'/3%
<fc
——
Monthly
(quar.)
& Tool
Jones
Rubber
Chocolate
preferred
..Wilson
5-18
'
Squibb (E. R.i & Sons,
$4
6
4-10
$1.12%
pfd,,(quar.)—
Corporations, Ltd., class A (quar.)
United Drill
U.
Inc., 4%%
Lines.
preferred
$3.50
U.
Spokane
4-
1
5-10
50c
Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
$2.50
—
oreftrred tauar.}
5-
$12'/}C
.
(quar.)—^-_—
United
5-15
4-20
/
Ltd
of Canada,
of California
7-12
1
5- 1
97 %C
Co.
Air
5-1
92'/3C
—.
Gas. Co.
Oil
United
$1.03%
(quar.)—
Union
(quar.)
4-15
$1.25
'3J70%
preferred
$3.50
Union
Southwestern Associated Telephone Co.—
5%
preferred
5%
Wilbur-Suchard
of Missouri—
(quar.)
preferred
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Brothers
5%
11-10
;.
$5
LaSalie Street Corp., common—J
4-30
Stores
8
50c
—
(quar.)———-
Wiggin Terminals,
8-10
.
20c
•
!
(quar.)—
23c
Auto
/Whitehead
5-10
Lamp Works, Inc.—
preference
28y3c
—
11-15
$1.75
(s-a)_—
Troy
1
£0c
.„—
5%
$2.20
preferred
Wood
Canada
Southern"
6-
6-30
Co., com. (quar.)
(quar,)—.,
4.56%
6-30
31V4C
—
(quar.)
California Edison
Southern
$2
.4-15
t
3-31
$50c
T "; 25c"
,
4-29
22V3C
'
.
(quar.)__
Corporation,"common
conv.
Southern
90c
Quarterly
»
—
Co.,
.
5-15
5-
40c
:
(quar.)
Aircraft
...
3
75c
(quar.)
-—
White Sewing Machine Co.,
5-
$1
—
Co.
5-15
V
Solar
62'/2C
6-19
$1.25
*
Paper
(quar.)——
White's
held.
Corp.
(Howard)
C&mmon
of
(initial)™
common
Smith
share
6-15
4-8
'
One
1
5-15
4-30
(quar.)—
dividend
7-
15c
(quar.)
A
Dental Mfg.
S.)
1
8-15
$1.25
preferred
—— —
prior
5-
Corp.—
—
Paper, class
1
5-15
$1.25
—
5-
$1.25
—
5-15
$1.25
(quar.)
&
8
75c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Tablet
9-
$1.25 2-15-51
A
preferred
Stock
5
5-
4-17
common
preferred
White
5- 2
t$1.37'/2
50c
1
(quar.)
4%
2
5-18
1
'..5-22
5-1
—
Co.,
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
6-15
;
5-15
50c
,—
preferred (quar.).,——
Royalty
Trane
RR.
A
Class
4-14
1
.6-26
50c
Oil, Tank & Pump (irreg.)
Bell
Tom
4-28
5-15
62i/jC
(quar.)
Mills
Toledo Edison, 4V*%
(quai\)
preferred
Company,.
preferred
Tokhclm
60c
(quar.)
preference
4-28
12%c
—,
(quar.)—
5%
.4-25
5-15
common
Co.,
preferred A
Western
..4-25
5-10
Telephone Co., com. (quar.)
Pacific
Westminster
Thermold
$2.50
preferred
Western
Thatcher Glass Mfg. Co.—
$2.40
Insurance
5%
4-10
5-
$1'.50
(quar.)
—
—-L
5%
.4-25
1
5-
$1.75
Light, 7% pfd. (quar.)
5-10
$1,061/4
(quar,)
Co
5%
4-25
5-19
70c
4-15
t20c
(quar.)
5%
shares
37V2C
5-1
Steel Foundry,
Western Light &
Trust—
Land
5
62V2C
4-20
(quar.)
Common
5%
5-
$1.12'/2
Mills.
Mfg.
Life
Western
5-10
5-18
i,
Point
5-18
(interim)
Co.
preferred
prior
West
•4-19
Ltd.
Mines,
Mfg.
7-17
6-10
«'
1
—
Michigan
7%
4-10
(increased)
class A
,4-17
5-
—
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Kentucky Coal Co. (quar.)__—
1
50c
:/•
1/
(quar.)
._l-
West
1
4-17
(s-a)
3-31
t25c
West
3-31
7-
4-23
1
(quar.,)——
(quar.)_—
4-21*
5-
4-15
5-
-
com.
(quar.)
1
1
Fund,
pfd.
$4.59 preferred
5-
40c
1
25c
Washington Gas Light Co.,
Waterous, Ltd.,
$1.06%
5-
8-
Company—.
4-10
».
4-14
•37,/aC
Mines, Ltd—
1
5-
Sub
1
&
$1
(quar.)
1
4-28
„
*
-
Warren Brothers Co., 5%
$1
12-
37V3c
(quar.)
<9- 7
•5-1
,
,6% preferred (quar.)
'
;
preferred
-
12-
25c
1
12-11
Cuba—
(quar.)
L
Walker
9-15
40c
Gold
preferred
.6- 1
12-15
1
9-
25c
of
Co.
6-
9-11
5c
(irreg.)
6-10
$1.25
$1.25
Sugar
Waite Amulet
Wesley
preferred
Inc.
$1.25
Inc.
Railway,
5-
i
(quar.)
4%
,
50c
$1,121/2
Inc
*
j.
conv.
6%
5
$10c
(quar.)
Texas
12-11
5-
4%
,4-20
6-15
(quar.)-—
—
$4.25 preferred
Texas
9-11
,5-13
5-
4-29
20c
Television
6-12
■
9-20
12-20
50c
5-15
25c
Mines, Ltd. (increased)
pfd.
convertible
&
:
v
Inc.,
(quar.)__.
Syndicate,
Virginian
Paper Co.,
Thomaston
,:;y
A
Biscuits,
Teck-Hughes
Iron
—.„
4-19
common
class
4-15
common
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co.—
5.-5
I21/2C
(quar.)
4-21
1
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
Quarterly
4-28
8
1
1
5-15
•
1
5-
Co.,
Co.,
Vertientes-Camaguey
5-
common-
5-
25c
4-21
Technicolor,
4-15
$45c
Securities,
$1.31'/»
,4-14
4-30
31 %c
4-20
(quar.)—————
1
35c
'
1
4-12
4-24
5-
25c
(quar.)_
Spring Corp
5-
4-21
Venezuela
1
1
—
I2V2C
5-1
6-16
7-
6-
(quar.)-—
4-14
30c
Food
Heating
1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
5-15
5-15
5-15
common
common
4-28
5-
(quar.)
$75c
(s-a)
A
$1.50
62'/2C
—
Power
preferred
Taylor & Fenn Co. (quar.)
1
:$1.12V3
class
4-10
5-15
5-1
preferred
50C
__
4-14
4-29
30c
5%
20c
4-18
4-29
(quar.)
preferred
5%
56c
Inc.
5-15
10c
Cprp.—
Leaf TnbaccP Cp.,
Camp Sea
5%
1
5-15
$75c
(quar.)
Specialty
5-26
9
5-
1
(s-a)_
(quar.)
pfd.
5-1
6-15
6-
&
preferred
Vapor
50c
•
20C
Corp.,
Utilities
5'/4%
4-
6-
(quar.)—
pref,
A
common
preferred
Co., 5%
cpnvertible
1
30c
a—,
Quarterly
4-18
$5c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-30
25c
Talon, Inc.,
,4-15
5-1
$1.50
.
(initial),—..
preferred
Sc
$1.25
;
Inc.,
Clothier,
&
preferred
Oil
*■4%%
4-14
40c
Company, Ltd., com. (quar.K-y... j
Steel
1
40c
(quar.)—
Corp. / (quar.)
8lo3S-Shcffield
United
1
Sutherland
4-1.4
5-
$25c
(quar.)
Co., common
Mines, Ltd.
Oil
4-17
(quar.)
Company,
Electric
Sunshine
5-15
5-
$6c
v"
preferred (quar.)„____^—
8ilver-Miller
1
$20c
Inc.
Co., Ltd.,
preferred
4 V2 %
4-28
6-
$1
(quar.)
Lindsay & Curr
Pacific
5-
Corp
Sullivan Consolidated
Sun
6-10
1
_—-
preferred (quar,)_
'Sierra
$1,221/2
—
(quar.)
&
Wells
2nd
$4
1
5-
Shirriff's, Ltd., 24c partic; "class A (quar.)—
Sibley,
United Transit
Common
*
5%
4-10
Common
4-20
7-
(quar.)
common
1
6-15
35c
(initial quar.)__
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
8
1
(quar.)
(irreg.)...;
America
12-
-31 m
Corp., common
of
$1.25
8
7-
preferred (quar.)™™__
Sheraton
9-
5-
<
P.)
Stubnitz-Green
9
15c
<
Shaivinigan Water & Power (quar.)
Ahellmar
6-
12-27
40c
___
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven)
Sharp & Dohme, $4.25 pfd.
'
9-29
27V3C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Acceptance, common.^.—:..
Shattuck
1
class
Corp.,
5-15
56t4c
Corp.—
convertible
5%
y
(quar.)
Textiles,
Screw
Suburban
$1.25
Seaboard, Oil Co. of Delaware
(J.
Struthers
>•
.
(quar.)
Securities
Stern
preferred
Stowell
5-12
preferred
Seaboard
5-
(initial)
Company
Container
Stone
5-12
6-
5%
5%
&
Strawbridge
91 %c
$1.07'/a
!
(quar.)
&
Brothers Stores,
AY2 %
4-17*
$1
(quar.)
Line
25c
7-18
Co.,
Scranton
$6
(quar.)
preferred
(A.)
Sterchi
5-15
30C
(quar.)
preferred
4-17
4-18
8-
2IV2C
lauar.)
preferred
1
Corp.,
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd., new
'
3.65 %
4.30%
5-
(quar.)
Stevens
preferred
Stores
6%
Stockyards
United
$1.25
Lithograph
preferred
4-20
5-
27V3C
Company
preferred
United
•
1
(quar.)
A
4-10
6-12
"
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)_
5%
4-15
Ltd.,
1
6-30
When
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
15c
common
preferred (quar.)_-—
$1.25
Edison, $4.90%
5%
Paper Co.,
$3.40
$4
A
Steel,
'5-
60c
(initial)
preferred
Stein
5 W7o
United
33y3%
>5%
5-10
,
50c
Co.—
1
4-10
,™
Corporation
Stecher-Traung
1
4-12
1
1
5-
5-
$20c
12-
5-15;
I2V2C
1
5-
$10c
(The)
5-
4^%
Share
& Bumper Co.,
50c
(quar.)
Staten Island
Name of Company
$15c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
1
$1.25
(quar.)r.__.u»»t
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Scbealey
B
Stanley Works
4
$1.25
.
$5
Scarfe &
4-
4
Per
Payable of Rec.
U. S. Spring
(quar.)
47
1
Holderg
When
Share
Spring Co.—
convertible preferred
Starrett
(quar.)__
Transit
4-
Ry.—
$5
San Antonio
4%
Steel
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A
Class
i
(quar.)_
Name of Company
.
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
Louis-San
$5
Per
'
Standard
______
Paper Mills,
2nd
Holderi
Ltd.—
(reduced)
preferred
$2.40
St.
Co.,
preferred (quar.)_
Lawrence
$6
When
>
Share. payable of Mec.
Mills
(1711)
tax.
Canadian non-resMenta* tax.
deductible
at
the
aouice.
.
48
(1712)
The Commercial and Financial
STATE AND
CITY
Chronicle,
Monday, April 24, 1950
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
both of
Mobile, Ala.
»
Bond
Sale
i.
The $7,000,000
—
Chicago, and Heller, Bruce school coupon or registered bonds.
Co., of San Francisco, as 2y2s, as Dated May 1, 1950. Denomination
&
-
follows:
\
| $1,000. Due
.
basis of about 2.36%.
Hornblower &
Corp.,
Weeks, all
of New York, Leedy, Wheeler &
Alleman,
of
Orlando,
Watkins,
Morrow & Co., Stubbs, Smith &
Lombardo,
Hendrix
&
Mayes,
Hugo Marx & Co., Berney Perry
& Co., all of Birmingham, Roose¬
velt & Cross, of New York, Mc¬
Donald & Co., of Cleveland, Stern
Bros. & Co., of Kansas City, An¬
drews & Wells, Inc., of New York,
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., of
Indianapolis, Gordon
Graves
&
Co., of New York, Womeldorf &
Lindsey, of Little Rock, Seasongood & Mayer, Weil, Roth & Irv¬
ing Co., Magnus & Co., all of Cincinanti, J. M. Dain & Co., of Min¬
neapolis,
and
Lucas,
Eisen
&
Waeckerle, of Kansas City, at a
price of 98.40, a basis of about
2.86%, as follows:
industrial
$1,500,000
water
reve¬
bonds: $410,000 as 3s, due
1 from 1955 to 1958
nue
Jan.
on
inclusive,
2%s, due
and
on
$1,090,000 as
Jan. 1 from 1959
industrial
bonds,
nue
bonds offered
a
second
Bank
—
The
School
reve¬
on
same
John
date
Nuveen
&
National
1951
from
to
bonds.
2.81%,
as
as
3s. Due
of
21,000
as
'
2%s.
Due
about
May 15 from
on
May
on June 1
inclusive.
209,000
second
of
highest bidder
America
June
1
from
inclusive.
High
from 1951 to
Morgan
June
1
from
clusive.
Hill
1951
I
,
Dated June
tion
-
to
Due
Due
1974
1, 1950.
payable
at
office.
Trust &
Savings Association, San
Francisco, Lawson, Levy & Wil¬
liams, Stone & Youngberg, C. N.
&
American
Build¬
Due
of
.
0
171,
Denomina¬
County
Legality ap¬
CONNECTICUT
Hamden, Conn.
Bond Sale—The $1,710,000 bonds
offered April 17—v. 171, p. 1504—
were awarded to a syndicate com¬
posed of F. S. Moseley & Co., R.
W.
Pressprich & Co., First of
dent
to
-basis
a
follows:
$180,000
of
3s.
Due
23/4s.
as
2y2s.
as
1983 to
Additional
works revenue, series 1950
offered April
17—v.
awarded
were
to
The
second
highest bidder was
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Blair, Rol¬
lins & Co., Inc., Stockton Broome
& Co., and Paul Frederick &
Co.,
jointly, at a price of 104.36.
Columbus
Bond
revenue
2.72%,
Oct.
1
Due
Oct.
on
1
awarded
to
Due
1985
Oct.
on
I
inclusive.
State
College,
Series
same
Barcus,
$130,000
of
date
1950
were
Kindred
&
Co., of Chicago, on a bid reflect¬
ing a net interest cost of about
2.90%, as follows:
$69,000
2%s.
as
Due
on
April
1
from 1953 to 1970 inclusive.
61,000
3s.
as
Due
April
on
;
1
from 1971 to 1980 inclusive.
INDIANA
Housing Authority, Ga.
mortgage
Illinois
revenue,
bonds offered on
Bainbridge, Ind.
Sale—The $1,500,000 first
closed
price of
on
Sale —The
stadium
—
a
about
from 1961 to 1982 inclusive.
Western
1613
venue,
/
as
810,000
$745,000
p.
le
from 1953 to 1960 inclusive.
from
Sale—The
hall
Chicago, jointly, at
100.002,
110,000
Wood,
Struthers
&
Co.,
and
Bramhall, Barbour & Co., both of
New York, jointly, at a price of
105.62, a basis of about 1.67%.
;
residence
Blyth & Co., Barcus, Kindred
Co., and J. T. Swartz & Co., all
&
Atlanta, Ga.
Certificate
water
of the
O.
(P.
Series of 1950 bonds offered April
17—v. 171, p. 1505—were awarded
,
GEORGIA
Illinois
Macomb), III.
of
State
of
Bond Sale—The $1,100,000 Illin¬
ois State Normal University, stu¬
as
of
College Board
State
May 1 from 1951 to
on
certificates
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Nefi
& Herrington, of San Francisco.
was
Duffy, Room
Delaware,
Wilmington. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
York City.
:-V.-
on
the
Teachers
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the Farm¬
Bank
ers
in¬
";Vv
Del.
inclusive.
1975
15
National
$500.
terest
Burnett
$1,000. Principal and interest
(J-M)
1960 to 1966 inclusive.
Bank
District
Live Oak Union
District bonds.
Treasurer's
on
on
School District bonds.
follows:
$23,000
basis
on
1973 in¬
School
1300—were awarded to Dean Wit¬
ter & Co., of San
Francisco, at a
a
School
1961
250,000
as
Sale—The
100.15,
Due
1951
to
Continental
1969
40,000 Moreland
$44,000 school
bonds offered April 17—v.
171, p.
White
1
Cue
20,
ing, Wilmington,
until
10
a.m.
(EST) on May 5 for the purchase
of
$187,500 school 1950 coupon
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1950.
De¬
nomination $1,000, except one for
clusive.
(P. O. Eureka), Calif.
price of
April
Franklin- McKinley
June
t
The
on
School District bonds.
Trust
McKinleyville
Union
Elementary
Sch. Dist., Humboldt County
the
Calif.
$230,000
>
Bond
No.
Offering—Arthur M. East-
400
(PST)
a.m.
for the purchase of $729,000
school coupon or registered bonus,
divided as follows:
Co.,
of 100.52; $82,000
price of 100.26.
a
Dist.
ILLINOIS
erbrook, Clerk of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bios
24
were
price
a
Sch.
Bond
in care of C. Edward
,
2%s, at
County, Richardson
Bond Offering—E. T.
McGehee,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
$82,000
2%s, at
as
America
from
Sanitary District, Santa
Barbara County
(P. O.
■
Savings Association, San Fran¬
cisco, for $400,000 as 2y2s, at a
price of 100.45; $300,000 as 2y2s,
at
Clara County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. San Jose), Calif.
'
&
!
Goleta
Park
Santa
District
a price of
basis of about 2.68%. The
highest bidder was the
of
,
New Castle
on
1952 to 1959 inclusive.
water
CALIFORNIA
Goleta),
to
Chicago,
100.63,
2.80s.
as
Sale
Union
awarded
and of
the
at
bids until 11
Additional
of
Principal
(M-N)
payable
County Treasurer's office.
May 1 from 1952 to 1971 in¬
Eastside
Dated July 1, 1950. Denomination
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., as $100. - Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
a price of 100.01, a basis proved by
Chapman & Cutler, of
about 1.86%. <
;
Chicago.
\
May 1 from 1951 l%s, at
on
inclusive.
interest
clusive.
to 1967 inclusive.
5.500,000
Due
1960
to
Lynwood High School
offered April
13—v. 171, $400,000
District bonds, at a price of
1300—were awarded to a syndi¬
101.26, a basis of about 2.36%.
cate composed of Shields & Co.,
300,000 Lynwood School District
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, East¬
bonds, at a price of 101.33, a
man, Dillon & Co., Lee Higginson
bonds
p.
17—v. 171, p. 1504—were awarded
to
bonds
Bond Sale
—
The $80,000 water
works
revenue
bonds
offered
Co., and Hannaford &
offered April 20—v. 171, p. 1613—
Talbot, jointly, for 3y4s, 3s and
April 14 — v. 171, p. 1505 — were
Michigan Corp., King, Quirk & were awarded to a
syndicate com¬ awarded to a syndicate composed
2%s, at a price of 100.02, a basis
Co., all of New York, and Chas. posed of R. W.
19—v. 171, p. 1504—were awarded
of about 2.89%.
Pressprich & Co., of Fox, Reusch & Co., Cincinnati
W. Scranton &
to the Bank of America National
Co., New Haven, of
New
York,
Robinson-Hum-j Municipal Bond Corp., Magnus &
as iy2s, at a
Riverside County, Indio
price of 100.26, a basis phrey
Trust & Savings Association, of
Sanitary
Co., Courts & Co., both of Co., all of Cincinnati, and Raffen¬
of about 1.46%, divided as follows:
San Francisco, as 3s, at a price of j iJPistrict (P. O. Indio), Calif.
Atlanta, Wm. E. Pollock & Co., of sperger, Hughes & Co., of Indian¬
Bond
New York, Byron Brooke &
100.27, a basis of about 2.99%. The
Offering—Hugh H. Moore, $200,000 library building bonds.
Co.,' apolis, as 4s, at a price of 100.001,
J. W. Tindall & Co.,
second highest bidder was J. A.
250,000
Secretary of the Governing Board,
permanent
pavement
Wyatt, Neal & a basis of about 3.99%.
will receive sealed
bonds.
Hogle & Co., Dempsey-Tegeler &
bids until 8
Waggoner, all of Atlanta, Johnson, j
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
100,000 storm water drain bonds. Lane, Space & Co., of Savannah,
Co., and Jones, Cosgrove & Co., p.m. (PST) on May 8 for the pur¬
chase of $460,000 sewage
Bond Offering — M. V.
and J. H. Hilsman &
1,160,000 school building bonds.
jointly, for 3As and 3y4s, at a price
Bailey,
Co., of At¬
system
bonds.
of 100.08;
Dated June 1, 1950.
lanta, at a price of 102.57, a basis Business Director of the Board of
De¬
Milford, Conn.
,1
4
,'
^
of about 2.62%, as follows:
School
nomination $1,000.
Due on June
Commissioners, will re¬
L'os Angeles, Calif.
Bond
Offering—August A. De1
ceive
from
sealed
1951
bids until
1
to
1969
inclusive.
p.m.
$375,000 as 2V2s. Due on Nov. 1
Bond Offering — Dan O. Hoye,
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ Bard, Director of Finance, will re¬
(CST) on May 5 for the purchase
from 1950 to 1955 inclusive.
ceive
sealed
bids
until
3
City Controller, will receive sealed able at the County Treasurer's of¬
of $300,000 building coupon bonds.
p.m.
Bond Sale—The
$225,000 sewage
disposal plant bonds offered April
■
■■
.
...
#,
..
'
bids until
9
for
10
a.m.
(EST) on May
purchase of $2,600,000
and
parks, Series C,
the
recreation
election 1947 bonds.
1950.
Dated May 1,
Denomination
$1,000.
fice.
Legality approved by O'Mel¬
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
veny
San
Diego County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. San Diego), Calif.
Due
(EST)
chase
on
of
April 25 for the pur¬
$435,000 school coupon
bonds. Dated May 1, 1950. Denom¬
ination $1,000. Due on
1951
to
1970
May 1 from
Principal
Angeles County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
25
for
9
the
building
a.m.
(PST)
Co.,
Ostly,
purchase
bonds,
on
of
April
$769,000
divided
as
fol¬
lows:
$169,000
.
Whittier
District
1 from
bonds.
1952 to
City
Due
School
on
May
1970 inclusive.
600,000 Arcadia City School Dis¬
trict
bonds.
Due
on
May
1
from 1952 to 1971 inclusive."
Dated
May 1, 1950. Denomina¬
tion $1,000.
Principal and inter¬
est (M-N) payable at the County
Treasury, or at any of the fiscal
agencies of the County, in New
City, at the option of the
York
holders.
Bond
Sale—The $700,000 school
bonds offered April 18—v.
1612—were awarded to a
cate
171,
p.
syndi¬
of
Los
Angeles, and C. N.
White & Co., of Oakland, at a
price of 100.05, a basis of about
2.29%, as follows:
Bond
Sale—The $650,000 sewer
construction, Series A bonds of¬
fered April 18—v.
were
awarded
to
1955
as
Due
to
3s. Due
on
1963
on
Nov.
1
Dated
inclusive.
tion
Nov. 1 from
1951
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
and
The
Allen
second
&
highest bidder
was
inclusive.
(J-J)
Principal
payable at the
Kentland-Jefferson Con. Sch. Corp,
(P. O. Kentland), Ind.
County (P. O. Millen), Ga.
Sale—The $210,000
improvement
and
Evans
&
Bond
school
construction
bonds offered April 18—v.
171, p.
1613—were awarded to Clement
A.
1970
1950.
Denomina¬
Due on July 1 from
office of the Board of School Com¬
2.72%.
Bond
to
interest
19,
Co., and Associates, at a
missioners.
101.50, a basis of about
price of
Jenkins
May
$1,000.
Offering—Wilbur
L.
Ol¬
Secretary of the Board of
School Trustees, will receive seal¬
ed
bids until 1
p.m.
(CST) on
son,
,
|
Co., of Atlanta, and i
171, p. 1612— Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., of'
Savannah, jointly, at a price of
Estabrook
&
April 28 for the purchase of $100,building bonds. Dated April 1,
000
1950.
Denomination
$1,000.
Due
on July 1 from 1951 to 1961 inclu¬
highest bidder sive.
Co., of New York, and Putnam &
Legality approved by Ross,
$24,000 as 2y2s.
Due on May 15
was
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
Co., of Hartford, jointly, as 1.60s,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
from 1951 to 1954 inclusive.
and
at a price of
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.,
100.61, a basis of
apolis.
43,000 as 2s. Due on May 15 from about
jointly, at a price of 104.20.
1.54%.
1955 to 1961 inclusive.
Liberty Twp. (P. O. R. R. 1,
Savannah, Ga.
35,000 as 2y4s.
Due on May 15
Weston, Conn.
Fairmount), Ind.
Bond Offering—A
Bond Sale—The $500,000
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
Special Com¬
2V4%
Bond Sale—The $102,000 bonds
31,000 as 2y2s.
Due on May 15 mittee of the Town will receive refunding bonds offered April 18
offered April 17—v. 171, p. 1613—
sealed bids at the office of the —v. 171, p. 1504—were awarded
from 1967 to 1970 inclusive.
were
awarded to the City Secu¬
to Blair, Rollins &
First National Bank & Trust
Additional Sale
Co., Inc., and rities
Co.,
The $98,000
Corp., of Indianapolis, as
888 Main
Ramona
Street, Bridgeport, until Stockton Broome & Co., of At¬
Unified School District
IV2S, at a price of 100.40, a basis
3 p.m. (DST) on
bonds offered on above date were
May 3 for the lanta, jointly, at a price of 105.89, of about
1.44%, as follows:
a
basis of about 1.41%. The sec¬
awarded to Weeden & Co., of San purchase of $370,000 school pur¬
ond highest
Series
of
bidder was Otis & $57,000 School Township bonds.
Francisco, at a price of 100.04, a poses,
1950,
coupon
45,000 Civil Township bonds.
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1950.
basis of about
De¬ Co., Freeman & Co., and Paul
2.61%, as follows:
Frederick
&
nomination $1,000. Due on
The second highest bidder was
Co., jointly, at a
May 1
$58,000 as 23/4s.
Due on May 15
from 1951 to 1970 inclusive.* Prin¬ price of 105.35.
Frank
E.
Hailstone
&
Co., for
from 1951 to 1965 inclusive.
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
l%s, at a price of 101.29.
40,000 as 2V2s.
Due on May 15
at
the
First
IDAHO
National Bank &
from 1966 to 1970 inclusive.
Trust
Monlicello, Ind.
Co., Bridgeport.
Legality
Ada County, Boise Junior
College
Santa Barbara
Bond Offering—Edward E. Mil¬
County, Blochman approved by Pullman & Com ley,
Dist. (P. O. Boise), Idaho
Union Sch. Dist. (P. O. Santa
of Bridgeport.
ler, City Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬
Bond Offering — E. D.
Baird, ceive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Barbara), Calif.
Chairman of the Board of Trus¬
Bond Offering — J. E.
DELAWARE
(CST) on May 4 for the
Lewis,
105.43.
The second
—
composed of the SecurityFirst National Bank, of Los An¬
geles, California Bank, of Los An¬
geles, R. H. Moulton & Co., of San County
Clerk, will receive sealed
Francisco, Paine, Webber, Jackson bids until 10 a.m.
(PST) on April
& Curtis, John Nuveen & Co., 24 for
the purchase of
$200,000
PlainviHe, Conn.
of San
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
Bond
Vista
Williams, Stone & Youngberg, all
Francisco, Hill, Richards &
Los
,
2%s.
as
from
inclusive.
and interest (M-N)
Sale—The $133,000 Chula
payable at the
First National Bank, of
City School District bonds
Boston, or
at the Milford Trust
payable at any fiscal agency of the offered April 17 were awarded to
Co., Milford,
at the holder's
option.
City, in New York City. Legality a syndicate composed of the Bank
Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers, of America National Trust & Sav¬ approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
of Los Angeles.
ings Association, Lawson, Levy &
May 1 from 1951 to 1990 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
en
600,000
525,000
purchase
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬ of $370,000
sewage works revenue
District, Del. til 1:30 p.m.
(CST) on May 10 for bonds. Dated May 1, 1950. Denom¬
$280,600 school the purchase of
$500,000 dormi¬ ination $1,000.
Due on Nov.
1
Series of 1950 bonds offered
April tory construction coupon bonds. from 1951 to 1981
inclusive. Inter*
Milford Special Sch.
Bond Sale—The
f.
Volume
171
Number 4901,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4$
(1713)
est
M-N.
Legality
Ross, McCord, Ice
Indianapolis.
approved
&
by
Miller,
Fort
of
Offering
—
Arlin
W.
«on
Cox,
100.50,
as
from
76,000
1966
.•sealed
*•
receive
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
to
on
1970
May 4 for the purchase of
.*$240,000
building
1950
bonds.
iDated May 1, 1950. Denomination
.*$1,000. Due on July 1 from 1951
-to
1961
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc«Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
.Pike
Twp. (P. O. Rising Sun), Ind.
Bond
Offering—Clifford Rose,
'Township
.sealed
bids
May
«on
Trustee,
until
13
for
will
10
School
Due
the
purchase
15
of
follows:
as
Township
June
on
(CST)
a.m.
:$13,000 bonds divided
:$6,500
receive
bonds.
and
Dec.
15
6,500 Civil Township bonds.
June
on
1950
to
15 and Dec.
1966
15
Due
from
inclusive.
Dated Dec. 15, 1949.
riion $100.
^
Denomina-
j;
from
1962
1963
to 1989
inclusive.
urer's office.
from
Dec.
on
to
1969
1 from
S.
1977
Portland,
Offering—John F. Sugg,
County Court Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until
1
p.m. (CST) on
April
26
for" the
purchase
of
$250,000 school building revenue
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1950. De¬
nomination $1,000.
Due on April
1
from
1951
to
1971
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Deposit
Bank, of Car¬
lisle. Legality approved
by Wyatt,
Grafton
&
Kentucky
Offering — Coleman
County Judge, will re¬
Bond
ceive
sealed
(CST)
chase
on
of
offered
to
bids
April
until
18
11
pur¬
1613—were
Brown
&
Dated
$20,000
March 1, 1950. Denomination
$1,Due on March 1 from 1959
1970
inclusive.
40,000
$90,000
public
school building revenue bonds of¬
fered April 18 were awarded to
as
1951
l^s.
and
as
inclusive.
Due
1961.
13/4S.
on
Due
May
on
1962.
60,000
Bond
Offering
—
Betty
'•••
2s.
as
Due
May
on
20,000
v
as
IV2S.
Due
in 1969 and
on
LOUISIANA
Secretary School Board,
-will receive sealed and
open bids
Aintil 8 p. m. (CST) on April 26
May
i'or the
ing
purchase of $200,000 build¬
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1950.
.Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1962
inclusive.
Legality
.Bannister,
approved
Carpenter,
by
Ahlers
&
•Cooney, of Des Moines.
(P.
No. 3
O. DeRidder), La.
temporary ' loan
68
Improvement,
Dated
April
(A-O)
notes.
1
bonds.
coupon
from
1951
to
Principal
inclusive.
and
interest
the
Detroit
payable
'
at
1954
Trust
Co., Detroit. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
V
Additional Offering—Mr.
Allard
will receive sealed bids
on
Authority, Mass.
the
same
the
day at the
27
for
the
Second
(EST)
purchase of
Series
notes.
/
purchase
eral
Note
time for
same
of
$81,000
Lake
Improvement gen¬
obligation 1950 coupon bonds.
May 1, 1950. Denomination
Dated
terest
price
of
Boston,
100.56%,
as
1965
l%s, at
basis
a
$1,000. Due
are
(M-N)
Henrietta
to
Principal and in¬
payable
the De¬
at
Rives
and
Blackman
Twp. Frac. Sch. Dist. No. 14
Principal and interest payable at
Merchants National
May 1 from 1951
troit Trust Co., Detroit.
Legal¬
ity approved by Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
of
dated
Boston.
on
inclusive.
(P.
O.
Bank, of
R.
F.
D.
No.
1,
Munith), Mich.
:
$135,000 buil(Ting bonds offered April 14 were
Stoughton, Mass.
awarded
par,
National
to
follows:
Bank,
of
0.68% discount. ^
Notes
are
dated
Boston,
at
\
Stranahan, Harris, &
Co., Inc., of Toledo, at
basis
a
$31,000
of
price of
a
about
2.39%,
as
'
3s.
as
Due
April
on
I
from 1951 to 1954 inclusive.
May 1, 195(h
Due on May
Denomination $1,000.
56,000
as
2V2S.
Due
April 1
April
1
from
1951
from 1955 to 1961 inclusive.
to
1955
inclusive.
$845,000
Principal and interest payable at
48,000, as 2y4s, Due on April 1
May
from 1962 to 1967
p. 1301—were awarded to Ducour- 10* 1950.
Due on Nov. *10, 1950. the Second National Bank, of Bos¬
inclusive. "
ton.
nau & Kees, of New
' V The second highest bidder was
Orleans, on a Principal and interest payable at
bid reflecting a net interest cost the Second National
Additional Sale
Bank, of Bos¬
The $25,000 H. V. Sattley & Co. and McDon¬
of about 2.48%, as follows:
ton.
Legality approved by Sulli¬ water loan notes qffered on above ald-Moore & Co., jointly, for
2%s*
$99,000 as 3M»s. Due on May. 1 van, Donovan, Heenehan & Han- date were awarded to the Day at a price of 100.03.
/
Trust Co., of Boston, as
rahan, of New York City.
from 1951 to 1955 inclusive.
l^s, at
Lincoln Park Sch.
a price of
Dist., Mich.
165,000 as 2V4S. Due on May 1 Brookline
100.51, a basis of about
Housing Authority, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
from 1956 to 1962 inclusive.
$685,000 build¬
Note Offering — Benjamin A. 1.07%.
ing bonds offered April 18—v. 171,
236,000 as 2V2S. Due on May 1 Trustman,
Chairman, will receive West
Boyleston Water Dist., Mass. p. 1506—were awarded to H. V.
from 1963 to 1970 inclusive.
sealed bids at the office of the
Note Offering — Walter H. Sattley & Co., McDonald-Moore &
The second highest bidder was State Housing Board, 18 Tremont
Scharff & Jones, White, Hattier Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) Sharpe,
Treasurer, will receive Co., both of Detroit, Channer Se¬
sealed bids in care of the
& Sanford, Barrow,
Day curities Co., Ballman & Main, both.
Leary & Co., on April 27 for the purchase of
of Chicago, and the Allison-Wil¬
Trust Co., Ill Devonshire
Weil &
Street,
Fourth
Series
notes.
Co., and Howard, La- $1,000,000
Boston 9, until 11 a.m. (EST) on liams Co., of Minneapolis, joint¬
bouisse, Freidrichs & Co., jointly, Dated May 1, 1950. Due on May
ly, at a price of 100.03, a basis of
for 3V2S and
Legality approved by April 26 for the purchase of $90,2V2S, at a price of 10, 1951.
about 2.62%, as follows:
000
water
mains
loan
coupon
100.03, a basis of about
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble
&
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
offered April
18—v. 171,
bonds
a.m.
>•
also
Note Sale—The $200,000 revenue
notes offered April 18—v.
171, p.
1614—were awarded to the First
Offering—Cornelius T. Kiley, Chairman, will receive sealed
bids until 11
O.
Special Assessment Rolls Nos. 66-
Sale—The $43,000 water
mains loan notes offered
April 20
were awarded to the Second Na¬
1
1970.
Note
Beauregard Parish Sch. Dist.
(P.
Mich.
Bond Sale—The
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston Housing
Woods
Pointe),
(EST) on
May 2 for the purchase of $21,000
a.m.
Mansfield, Mass.
the
1
inclu¬
sealed bids until 8
p.m.
re¬
May 1, 1950.
$1,000.
Due
on
May 1 from 1951 to 1961 inclusive.
1,
>
Jean
11
from 1963 to 1968 inclusive.
Fox, Reusch & Co., and Doll &
Isphording, Inc., both of Cincin¬
Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
nati, jointly.
>,
-
will
until
Denomination
!
,
Pointe
Front Parksite
Notes
May 1 in
1965
Offering — Phillip F„
Allard, Village Clerk, will receive
Courte-
about 1.38%.
May 1 from
to
Bond
Due on Nov. 28, 1950.
250,000 municipal incinerator of
1950 anticipation notes.
Due
on May
1, 1951.
a
Due
1954
to
as
1960
10,000
4s.
about
April 1, 1950.
$1,000.
Due
011
1951
Grosse
tional Bank, of
Alex,
Sons, of Baltimore, at
on
school
Sale—The
to
basis of
bonds.
Bond
awarded
price of par, a
1.83%, as follows:
public
Grosse
Sale—The
$150,000 elec¬
tric plant improvement of /1950
bonds offered April
18—v.
171,
dated
are
from
1
troit.
1, 1950. Legality ap¬
proved
b.y
Ropes,
Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Centreville, Md.
to
$750,000
reflecting
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
Dated May
MARYLAND
$90,000
Legality ap¬
proved by Peter, Heyburn & Mar¬
shall, of Louisville.
in¬
are dated
April 25, 1950.
Oct. 6, 1950. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Ropes,
Gray,
Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
p.
bids
bid
a
sive.
1.54%.
Offering—Alfred
sealed
on
Denomination
April
& Co., jointly,
price of 101.91.
a
Clare,
Bonds
1614
p.
(EST) on April 25 for the pur¬
chase of $1,000,000
notes, divided
as
follows:
Com¬
on
a.m.
the
of
Notes
a
for
awarded
were
Bank
of Portland* at 0.76%
Bond
171,
manche, City Treasurer,
ceive
notes
on
net interest cost of about
1.99%.
Kidder, Peabod.y
Me.
terest.
Due
17—v.
The second
highest bidder was
Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., and
l*/4s, at
Jones
a net interest cost
1.99%. The second high¬
bidder
was
Citizens
State
est
Boston, as l%s, at a
102.14, a basis of about
for
to
reflecting
Bank,
Lawrence, Mass.
$800,000
20
National
merce,
revenue
building
April
the
Grafton, of Louisville.
Shelby County (P. O. Shelbyville),
Wright,
Sale—The
bid
a
Burr,
price of
Bond
Note
Co., of Detroit,
&
of about
April
MAINE
Bond
awarded
Shannon
a
:
of
receive
1301—were
B.
awarded to Coffin &
—were
Frae.
O."
(P.
p.
New
Hingham, Mass.
Nicholas
County (P. O.
Carlisle), Ky.
of
Twp.
2
Bond
Sale—the $300,000 school
building loan, Act of 1945 bonds
Legality approved by sealed
bids until noon
(CST) on
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
May 17 for the purchase of $56,000
& Fizzel, of Kansas
City.
school bonds.
KENTUCKY
Hanrahan,
No.
Sale—The $185,000 budd¬
ing bonds offered April 19—v.
171,
National
Legality ap¬
Sullivan,
Donovan,
&
Vernon
Dist.
Clare), Mich.
interest
Second
and
Sch.
Bond
Aiken,
Secretary-Treasurer, will
and
Grant
May
on
Boston.
by
offered
E.
—
,of
to
as
inclusive.
Offering
the
York City.
Rapides Parish, Poland Sch. Dist.
No. 55 (P. O.
Alexandria), La.
Bond
Principal
at
proved
Due
2s,
as
inclusive, and $849,000
1
1951.
payable
10, 1950.
2y4s, Heenehan
■
■
.JEstherville
Beaver,
to
as
on
2*4s, due
April 1 from
IOWA
."j
1957
inclusive; $415,000
Dec.
10,
in¬
2%s, due Bank
$278*000
1
Dated May
on
1956
1976
1
000.
from 1950 to 1966 inclusive.
due
to
as
from
Dec.
on
1968
to 1965 inclusive.
on
1
4s,
as
1951
fol¬
as
due
April
*
on
Dec.
due
1
(A-O) payable at the State Treas¬
olis, jointly, as IV2S, at a price of
100.16, a basis of about 1.47%.
will
Due
2s. Due
as
April
from
inclusive;
>
1960 inclusive.
l%s.
1961
on
2.25%,
clusive; $252,000
April 1
Dated March 1, 1950. Denomina¬
tion $1,000. Principal and interest
(P. O. Newburgh), Ind.
Trustee,
on
Due
1956 to
as
from
Bond Sale—The
>
lV^s.
as
80,000
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Township
Due
1
on
April 27 for the purchase of
$1,795,000
Third
Series
notes.
price of 100.10,
a
$206,000
Dec.
1.72%,
on
IV4S.
as
80,000
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Nelson P.
Swift,
lows:
from 1952 to 1955 inclusive.
building 1950 bonds.
Dated
;May 1, 1950. Denomination $1,000.
Due on July 1 from 1951 to 1962
Perry Twp., Sch. Twp. (P. O. 1130
Epler Avenue, Indianapolis), Ind.
basis of about
a
bonds, at
basis of about
a
follows:
$64,000
May 2 for the purchase of $22,-
napolis
Bond
&
Share
Corp.,
.Fletcher Trust Co., and the City
Securities Corp., all of Indianap¬
C
'
bonds
George K. Baum
Co., of Kansas City, at a price
(000
$145,000 school
bonds offered April 19—v.
171, p.
1505—were awarded to the India¬
2,000,000 grade separation, Series
$300,-
&
Trustee, will receive
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
Ohio Twp.
of
plant
of
Township
isealed
issue
sewage disposal
has been sold to
Montgomery Twp. Sch. Twp. (P. O.
Owensville), Ind.
Bond
Scott, Kan.
Bonds Sold—An
000
on
on
Dated
,
.
—
•
Ottumwa, Iowa
.
Bond
Offering—D.
E.
Shepard,
«City Clerk, will receive sealed; bids
(until 10 a.m. (CST) on April 24
:tfor the purchase of $53,000 park¬
ing lot fund bonds. Dated May 1,
1950.
Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1951 to
1955 inclusive.
Legality approved
i&y Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers &
•Cooney, of Des Moines.
Pottawatomie
cil
County (P. O. Coun¬
Bluffs), Iowa
^
2.54%.
Bond Sale Details—The
$160,000
^refunding bonds purchased by the
lowa-Des Moines National Bank,
«of Des Moines, as IV2S, as previ¬
ously noted in v. 171, p. 1505, were
.-sold at a price of par and mature
.,r$40,000
on
April
1
Sloan
Con.
from
Sch.
New
Bond
Orleans,
Sale
notes.
Mitchell, of New York City.
La.
Dist.,
Bond
—
The
&
Co., Inc.; Barr Brothers & Co., ton. Legality approved by Storey,
p.m.
(CST) on April 27
all of New York; Barrow,
Leary & Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
.for the purchase of $9,500 school
;
Co., of Shreveport; Weil & Co., of Boston.
<bonds.
New
Orleans;
Otis
&
Co.,
of
Gloucester, Mass.
KANSAS
Cleveland; Thomas & Co., of Pitts¬
Note Sale
The $200,000 notes
burgh; and Sterne, Agee & Leach,
offered April 18 were awarded to
Coffeyville, Kan.
of Birmingham, as follows:
the Gloucester National Bank, at
Bonds Sold—An issue of $199,$2,500,000 street improvement, Se¬ 0.73% discount.
:278.95
paving
and
sewer
im¬
ries D bonds, at a price of
Notes are dated April 18, 1950.
provement bonds has been sold to
100.06, a basis of about 2.25%,
Denominaiton $25,000. Due on Feb.
Lucas,
Eisen
&
Waeckerle,
of
.as follows: $253,000 as
4s, due
Kansas City, at a price of
15, 1951.
Legality approved by
100.20,
on
Dec. 1 from 1951 to 1956
.a
basis of about 1.21%.
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dated
inclusive;
$310,000
as
2%s,
Dodge, of Boston.
.April 1, 1950. Denomination $1,due on Dec. 1 from 1957 to
8
—
,
;
.
,
•900, except
•on
Sept. 1
clusive.
one
for $1,278.95.
from
1951
Principal
to
and
1960
Due
in¬
interest
(M-S) payable at the State Treas*
turer's
office.
Legality approved
by
Depew,
Stanley,
Weigand,
Book & Curfman, of Wichita.
15
from
May
15,
$1,000.
1951
1950.
Due
to
1965
De¬
$525,000
May
on
1962
inclusive;
$350,000
as
2V4S, due on Dec. 1 from 1963
to 1968 inclusive; $525,000 as
2s, due
to
1976
000
from
as
on
Dec.
1
from
1969
inclusive, and $1,062,2V4S, due on Dec. 1
1977
to
1989
inclusive.
Gloucester Housing Authority,
Massachusetts
Note Offering
pherson,
sealed
George W. Mc¬
Chairman, will receive
bids
at
—
the
office
of
the
to 1954
on
bonds:
1
$160,000
Nov. 1 from 1951
inclusive, and $365,000
Principal and interest payable at
as
the Day Trust Co., Boston.
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
23/4s, due
on
Nov.
160,000 Series 2 bonds,
MICHIGAN
Allen
Bond
assessment
offered
at
a
Mich.
$10,000 special
district
April
No.
11—v.
awarded
—were
Moore
Park,
Sale—The
47
171,
to
bonds
1506
p.
Co., of Detroit, as 2%s,
price of 100.55, a basis of
The
Detroit,
Bond
Offering—John
erspoon,
(EST)
H.
With-
City Controller, will
sealed
on
bids
April
27
until
for
re¬
10
pur¬
improvement,
Series
J
coupon
May 15, 1950, De¬
nomination $1,000. Due on May 15
Dated
from 1951 to 1980 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
in
Chicapo, Detroit
or
•
Bond
Sale—The $170,000 water
system
No.
1
revenue
supply
bonds
O.
offered
April 17—v. 171,
1506—were awarded to Pohl &
Co.,
of
100.10,
Cincinnati, at
a
a price of
basis of about 3.46%, as
follows:
a.m.
the
chase of $2,000,000 general public
bonds.
2.62%.
Township (P.
Okemos), Mich.
p.
Mich.
from
21As.
Meridian
second
highest
bidder was H. V. Sattley &
Co.,
for 2%s, at a price of 100.07.
ceive
about
&
about 2.55%.
as
1
The second highest bidder was
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., John
Nuveen & Co., and Jones B. Shan¬
non
& Co.,
jointly, on a bid re¬
flecting a net interest cost of
McDonald-
New York.
Housing Board, 18 Tremont Legality approved by Miller, CanStreet, Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
State
Series
3s, due
as
inclusive.
—
Offering—Harold Abbott,
Hornblower
&
Weeks; First of Principal and interest payable at
.'Secretary of the; Board of School
Michigan Corp.; Geo. B. Gibbons the First National Bank, of Bos¬
Directors, will receive sealed bids
.until
Dated
nomination
Fitchburg, Mass.
$4,500,000
Note
Sale—The $150,000 con¬
bonds offered April 19—v. 171, p.
1505—were awarded to a syndi¬ struction loan bonds offered April
20
cate composed of Halsey, Stuart &
were
awarded to the First
Co. Inc.; First National Bank, of Boston Corp., as IV2S, at a price
1951 to New
York; Blair, Rollins & Co., of 100.71, a basis of about 1.40%.
Bonds are dated May 1, 1950.
Inc.;
Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co.;
White, Weld & Co.; Hemphill, Denomination $1,000. Due on May
Iowa
Noyes; Graham, Parsons & Co.; 1 from 1951 to 1965 inclusive.
1954 inclusive.
«
<
$163,000
as
3y>s.
Due
April 1
on
from 1955 to 1976 inclusive.
7,000
as
Milford
(
3s.
Due
Twp.
on
Frac.
April 1, 1977.
Huron
Valley'
School District No. 4 (P. O.
Milford), Mich.
.
Note
Sale—The $44,146 tax
ticipation
water
April 13—v. 171,
awarded
State
to
the
notes
an¬
offered
p.
1506—were
Oakland County
Bank, of Milford,
as
2V4SL
•
50
The
(1714)
Offering
Bond
Frederick
—
Schember, Village Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until 8
p.m.
(EST)
24 for the pur¬
water works re¬
extension revenue
April
on
of $30,000
chase
funding
and
Jan. 1 from 1953 to
1
1979 inclu¬
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of Detroit.
Williams
$180,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 13—v. 171,
M.
1398—were awarded to J.
Dain & Co., of Minneapolis.
p.
Mound), Minn.
(CST) on April
purchase of $800,000
building
coupon
bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1950.
Denomination $1,006. Due on June 1 from 1951 to,
1975 inclusive. Legality approved
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
for
26
were
Piper, Jaffray
Sale—The
Bond
&
8 p.m.
sued, the entire issue may be
into one single bond or
awarded
the
to
'/
the
serial
Co., of Jackson, and Associates, on
bid reflecting a net interest cost
of about 2.20%. The second high¬
est bidder was Kingsbury & Alvis,
and
a
and
Associates,
ing
a
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 141 (P. O. Route lf
Hopkins), Minn.
Bond
Offering—Harry Rogers,
and
Sale
Bond
—
choice
The $160,000 gen¬
able at
company
chaser.
Legality
$52,000
suitable bank or trust
designated by the pur¬
any
approved
108,000
by
oh
000
until
11
a.m.
offered
Dated
May 1,
1950. De¬
on May 1
Due
from
inclusive.
1956
to
1970
20
the
to
date
Gulf
Le¬
Picayune,
bond
Town
be put into
or
bonds
may
divided
the
as
determine upon
sale, both prin¬
during/ a period of
years dxom
If serial
sue.
bonds
the date of is¬
bonds
sold
are
and
issued, the^will be in the
denomination off" $900. - The
sum
of $900 of said serial
were
National
will
bonds
and
due
become
payable on July 1, 1951, and
each
day
the
amount "Orr
like
a
year
same
! thereafter
are paid.
until all such bonds
Dated July 1,
Miss.
interest
and
New
York
Florence'
1950,.'
payable
(M-N)
Bond" Offering—J.
school' coupon
Dated
"
Milton
Ab¬
nomination
from
registered
1950.; De¬
or
Feb.
1,
*$1,000. Due on Feb. 1
1951 * to
of
and
Principal
the
Roches¬
Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo-;
way, of New York City.
(M-N)
Trust
payable
at
Company,
N.
Colonie,
Bond
Sale
1949
improvement
April
14
$28,000 fire
Commercial
Co., of Albany,
Bonds
dated
are
offered
to the
bonds
awarded
were
National
Y.
The
—
Bank'
&
IV2S.
as
Nov.
1949.
1,
from
1
to
1950
inclusive.
1959
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
National
Commercial
Trust Co.,
Albany. Le¬
the
at
Bank
and
gality
approved by, Vandewater,
Heckler & Galloway, < of
New York City.
:
Sykes,
,
inclusive.
1975
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
Bank
inclusive.
1970
Central
Dunkirk
Florence.
Le¬
Dist.
/ Bond Sale—The $550,000 school
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
bonds offered April
afield &
1506
Wodd, of New York City.
Sch.
Free
Union
(Constituting the City Sch. Dist.
of the City of Dunkirk), N. Y.
able at the Fjrst National Bank of
New York City; or at the First
National
registered
and
Denomination $1,000. Due on Nov.
May 11 for the purchase of $700,*
bonds.
pur¬
ter.
O.
salom, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
000
of
Trust
(P.
10 for the
$1,695,000 school
May
1950
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1950. Denomination
$1,000. Due on Nov. 1 from 1951
chase
at
City.
Twp. Sch. Dist.
Florence), N. J.
19—v. 171, p.
awarded
were
—
Stuart & Co.
amortization
may
several
stallments
Bank, of Gulf port, as 3y2s, at a
price of par. The second highest
bidder was Weil & Arnold, and
First
National
Bank, Memphis,
jointly, for 2y4s and 2s.
May 3 for the purchase of $29,County Ditch No. 52 coupon
bonds.
above
on
awarded
the
cipal and interest to be pay¬
able in equal serhi-annual in¬
Sale—The $3,000 Li-
District
the
sold and issued the
at the time of
April 1 from
on
be the first
of
If
issue
Council
inclusive.
School
Con.
zana
(CST)
nomination $1,000.
2s. Due
as
Additional
Kandiyohi County (P. O.
Willmar), Minn.
Bond Offering—J. W. Haines,
County
Auditor,
will
receive
bids
1956
to
are
single
one
into
1957 to 1965 inclusive.
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis'.
sealed
bonds
entire
3s. Due on April 1 from
as
1951
choice
Council.
the
for
there¬
serial! bonds
and
second
eral county bonds offered April 18
—v. 171, p. 1614—were awarded to
purchase of $98,000!
building bonds.
Dated April 1, White, Hattier & Sanford, of New
1950.
Denomination $1,000.
Due Orleans, on a bid reflecting a net
on Jan. 1 from 1953 to 1970 inclu- | interest cost at a price of 100.04, a
sive. Principal and interest pay¬ basis of about 2.13%, as follows:
25
the
on
year
will
tization bonds
County (P. O.
Miss.
Gulf port),
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on April
amount
each
day
after, until all such bonds are
paid.
18,000 civic center bonds. Amor¬
cost
2.22%.
Harrison
July 1, 1951,
on
like
a
Bonds stated in com¬
bination will mature May 1 from
1951 to 1960 inclusive.
Principal
is¬
are
will become due
bonds
payable
same
bid reflect¬
of about
a
on
interest
net
bonds
sold, they will be in
denomination of $3,000.
sum
of $3,000
of said
The
tion $1,000.
lingswood. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
sued and
Bond
Denomina¬
May 1, 1950.
on
coupon
'to
104,000 incinerator 1949 bonds.
Dated
(DST)
"interest
$30,000 water 1949 bonds.
from the date of
If serial
issue.
divided
,
the Citizens National Bank of Col¬
principal and interest to be
payable in equal semi-annual
installments during a period
■
registered bonds,
or
follows:
determine
may
20 years
pon
as
as
at the time of sale, both
upon
sani¬
Southern
bonds
into several
Council
the
sewer
April
the
sold and is¬
are
Wigfield,
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on May 1
for the purchase of $134,000 cou¬
of
If amorti¬
put
divided
of
$400,000
bonds
zation
system bonds offered
18—v. 171, p. 1614—were
tary
choice
second
the
serial
S.
Offering—R.
Bond
Has-
and
the Town Council.
Greenville, Miss.
Bond Offering—A. E. Johnson,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
with
choice
first
bonds
&
MISSISSIPPI
Hennepin County Indep. Con. Sch.
Diet. No. 85 (P. O.
Dain
M.
Minneapolis,
of
associated
Allison-
—
J.
and
Hopwood, of Minneapolis, in the
purchase of the $80,000 building
bonds, as 3s, at a price of 100.30, a
basis of about 2.97%, as previously
noted in v. 171, p. 1614.
Minnesota
Sale—The
Co.,
both
Co.,
County Com. Sch. Diet.
(P. O. Minneapolis 1),
Details
Sale
Bond
Bond
Offering—Veronica
Bond
the
MINNESOTA
No. 118
J
p.m.
in¬
1960
to
1951
from
Principal
and
interest
payable at any suitable bank or sler, Town Clerk, will ; receive
saled bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
trust company designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by May 3 for the purchase of $78,000 bonds, divided as follows:
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
$60,000
water
system
bonds.
Pine County Indep. School District
Amortization
bonds will be
No. 71 (P. O. Askov), Minn.
payable at the National Bank of
Detroit.
Legality approved
by
Hennepin
such
of
bonds,
clusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
sive.
all
.
Dated
Jan.
1,
Denomination $1,000.
Due
1950.
on
(P. O. Ada), Minn.
—
A. Elleraas,
Offering
Jan.
on
bonds.
coupon
NEW YORK
bonds are paid.
The 1 from 1951 to 1969 inclusive.
whether amortization or Principal ancfcinterest (M-N) pay¬ Brighton and Tittsford Union Free
able
at
the-Camden Trust Co.,
County
Auditor,
will
receive serial, will be redeemable in full
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Roches¬
Camden.
Legality approved by
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST) at the option of the District on
ter
10), N. Y.
June 30, 1960, or on any interest Hawkins,
Deftafield & Wood, of
on
April 26 for the purchase of
Bond Offering — Elizabeth K.
New York City.
payment date thereafter.
$59,000 drainage bonds. Dated May
'
■,1
Crawford, District Clerk, will re¬
1, 1950. Denomination $1,000. Due
Collingswood, N. J.,
Nashua, Mont.
ceive
sealed
bids
until
1
Norman County
Unionville, Mich.
Bond
Commercial and Financial Chronicle, Monday, April 24, 1950
to
Halsey,
Inc.; Blair, Rollins &
Lodi, N. J.
Co., Inc., and Bacon, Stevenson
Pa- & Co., of New York, jointly,, as
cella, BorougH/Clerk, will receive 1.90s, at a price of 100.08, a basis
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on of about 1.89%.
:
•
April 24 for the purchase of $53,Homer, N. Y.
/
'
000 water
coupon
or, registered
bonds.
Bond
DatedMay 1, 1950.
De¬
Offering—Arlowene
S.
nomination $1,000. Due on May 1 Andrews, Village Treasurer, /will
Offerrftg—Joseph
Bond
from 1951 to
D.
1961 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the Lodi Trust Co., Lodi. Legal¬
ity approved by Reed, Hoyt &
Washburn, of New York City.
receive
bids
sealed
until
3
p.m.
April 26 for the pur¬
$12,000 fire apparatus
1950, coupon or registered bonds.
Dated April 1, 1950. ' Denomina¬
tion $1,000. j Due on April 1 from
Somerset
County (P. O. Somer1951 to 1958 inclusive.
Principal
ville), N. J.
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Bond
Sale
The $1,584,000
Homer
National
Bank,
Homer.
county lpnd and building bonds
offered April 14—v. 171, p. 1398— Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
were awarded"^ a syndicate com¬
New York' City. :
posed of C. J. Devine & Co., of
(EST)
on
of
chase
.
—
.
New
April 1, 1950. Denomination $1,-
York,, Equitable Securities
Islip Union Free Sch. Dist. No. 131
Corp., J. B. '. Hanauer & Co., of
(P. O. Central Islip), N. Y.'
hospital bonds has been sold to
j
(P. O. Plentywood)i Mont.v
Newark, GranLerry, Marache &
Bond Sale—The $200,000 buildHarrington & Co., of Jackson, and
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school Co., of Philadelphia, and R.
H.
j
the First National Bank, of Mem¬
addition bonds offered April 14— Johnson & Co.r of New York, as ing 1950 bonds offered April 10
were
phis, as 2y4s. Dated March 1, 1950.
awarded to Hall & Co.,, of
v.
171, p. 1302—-werei'jawarded to 1.70s, at a price of 100.03, a basis
New York, as 1.70s, at a price of j
Legality approved by Charles &
Kalman & Co., of Minneapolis, as of about 1.69%. The second high¬
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
J
2.30s.
The second highest bidder est bidder was B. J. Van Ingen & 100.58, a basis of about 1.63%.
was State Land
Boardj 'for 2.40s.» Co., Fidelity Pinion \ Trust Co.;
MISSOURI
Lysander, Belgium Cold Springs
Newark, Dolphin & Co., Ewing &
Fire
District
(P. O.
/•«.
NEBRASKA'
Lebanon Sch. Dist. No. 42, Mo.
Co., and Rogers, Gordon & Co.,
Baldwinsville), N. Y.
jointly, for $1,578,000 as l%s, at
j
Bond Offering — I. T. Gury,
Omaha, Neb,
Bond
Offering — Montague P.
a price of 100.42.
«
1
President of the Board of Direc¬
000, Due
tors, will receive sealed bids until
gality approved
by Harold W.
Moody, of St. Paul, and Dorsey,
Bonds Sold—An issue of $90,000
Meeker
County (P. O.
Litchfield), Minn.
Bond Offering — George Hannula, County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
May 3 for the purchase of $400,000
1970
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1
/)
Dated
bonds.
coupon
from 1953
10:30
(CST) on April 28 for
the purchase of $80,000 building
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1950.
De¬
nomination $1,000.
Due on June
terest
payable at any suitable
banking institution designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
$450,000
1
Cascade
sew¬
the
of
purchase ^ $887,500
bonds, divided as
1951
County Sch.
No.
Dated June
Bond
were
awarded
to a
syndicate
composed of J. M. Dain & Co., of
Clerk
tion
Montana
„
Offering—V.
the
of
Board
F.
of
Gibson,
Trustees,
Due
1, 1950.' Denomina¬
except one: for $500.
June
1, 1950. Principal
$1,000,
on
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Webber,
Chicago,
Shaughnessy & Co., of St. Paul,
C. S. Ashmun Co., and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, both of Minne¬
apolis, at a price of par, a basis
of about 2.29%, as follows:
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
(MST) on May 15 for the
purchase of $1,145,000 building
and equipment bonds. Dated June
Paine,
Curtis, of
ity
p.m.
be
the
first
choice
and
the
Board
of
second
choice
serial
of
Wood,
King
offered^April 17—v. 171,
1398—wereawarded to Boland,
p.
&
sel,,
&
a
Co.v«of New, York,
price of 1.84%.
(DST)
on
1, 1951 to 1077 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
the
Wa^tnngton
Co.,
approved
Trust
as
21As.
Due
on
May
Trustees,
1
the
if amortiza¬
Distrieij Treasurer, will
bids
sealed
at
Bank
until
2
>
ihs-
.:
.
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7.
•'.rt
it'...".
i.vLf.*
.
office
(EST) on April 25
purchase of $23,000 con¬
p.m.
the
for
or
pon
equipment 1950 cou¬
registered bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1950.
000
and
Denomination $1,Due
$500.
on
April
from 1951 to 1960 inclusive.
cipal and interest
1
Prin¬
(A-O) payable
Deposit Co.,
at the First Trust and
Legality approved by
Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Syracuse.
Vandewater,
Manchester, Farmington and Hope¬
well Central
Sch. Dist.
No.
1
(P. O. Manchester), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Max G. Morris,
District Clerk,
bids
27
until
3
the
for
will receive sealed
(EST) on April
purchase of $22,500
p.m.
school
registered bonds.
Dated
19, 1949. Denomination $4,-
Aug.
500.
Due
1954
inclusive.
terest
on
Aug. 19 from 1950 to
Principal and in¬
(F-A) payable at the State
Bank of Shortsville.
.
4
the
Cooper, First National
Building,
Baldwinsville,
of Sydney
by Hawkins*Delafield & Wood, of
Bond Sale—The $47,500 general New York
City.
improvement bonds offered April
tion bonds are sold 'and issued,
NEW MEXICO
13—v. 171, p. 1398—were awarded
and Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1955
the entire issue may be put into
to the Bank of Bogota, as 1^4s, at
inclusive.
Santa Fe County, Santa Fe Munic.
one
single bond or divided into a
price of 100.006, a basis of about
160,000 as 2s. Due on May 1 and
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Santa Fe),
several bonds, as the Board of
1.24%.
The second highest bid¬
Nov. 1 from 1956 to 1963 in¬
NeWMexico
Trustees may determine upon at
der was Paul J. Mahoney, Inc., for
clusive.
Boh'dr Gfferiiig—Norbert Padilthe time of sale, both principal
l%s, at a price of 100.01.
20,000 as 2%s. Due on May 1 and
interest to be payable in semi¬
la, County Treasurer, will receive
and Nov. 1, 1964.
sealed bids Until 7:30 p.m. (MST)
Camden County (P. O.
annual instalments during a pe¬
145,000 as 2.40s. Due on May 1
on
riod of 20 years from the date of
Camden), N. J.**'
May 2 f$t the purchase of
and Nov. 1 from 1965 to 1972
Bond Offering—Albert S. Mar¬ $500,000 school bonds. Dated May
issue.
If serial bonds are issued
inclusive.
and sold, they shall be in denomi¬ vel, Jr., Clerk of the Board of 1, 1950. Denomination $1,000. Due
The second highest bidder was nations of $1,000 and $200 each; Chosen Freeholders, will receive on July-1 from 1951 to 1970 in¬
Principal
and
interest
Jphn Nuveen & Co, Harold E. the sum of $58,200 will become sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on clusive.
Wood
payable,, at
the
County
Co.,', and Mannheimer due and payable on June 30, 1951, May 2 for the purchase of $499,000 (J-J)
Treasurer's ^office.
Legality ap¬
Egan, Jnc.j jointly, for 2Vzs and and the sum of $57,200 will be¬ road and bridge coupon or regis¬
tered bonds, Dated May 1,19501 proved
by / Pershing,
Bosworth,
2&s„ at a price of 100.006, a basis come due and payable on the same
of about 2.39%.
day of each year thereafter until Denomination $1,000. Due on May Dick & Dawson, of Denver.
$95,000
receive
struction and
May 2 for th^purchase of $135,000 sewer coupon
or
registered
bonds. Dated April 1, 1950.
De¬
nomination $1,000, Due on April
Washington.;!^Legality
Bogota, N. J.
as
Borough~*1Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
at
NEW JERSEY
,
bonds
by
Dawson, of New York City.
Amortization bonds will
30, 1950.
approved
Dist., N. J.
$90,000 school
Washington, N. J.
Bond Offering—Althea D. Pur-
387,500 park bonds.
1
bonds
Sale—The
1.85s, at
100,000 aviation field bonds.
Dist.
Mclntyre,
Shrewsbury Sch.
Bond
Saffin
follows:
(P. O. Box 1586, Great Falls),
—
&
Dineen,
$400,000 arterial highway bonds.
disposal plant revenue bonds
offered April 12—v. 171, p. 1398
Minneapolis,
for
Series
MONTANA
age
Jackson
J.
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on May
Minn.
Sale—The
a.m.
1 from 1951 to 1963 inclusive,
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
Bond
Offering—M.
Bond
to
Principal and in¬
Moorhead,
Sch. Dist. No. 20
„
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
of Minneapolis.
hospital
Sheridan County
Legality ap¬
Wash¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt &
burn, of New York City.
Moravia,
"
Three
Niles
and
Sempronius
Town Fire Dist.
(P. O.
Moravia), N. Y.
1
Bond Offering —Claud V. Par¬
sons,
Fire
Secretary of the Board of
Commissioners, will receive!
Volume
The Commercial and financial Chronicle
Number 4901,
171
.
North; Hemptteadi (P. OS
Manhasset), N. Y.
-
Bend
•.
Offering—Henry A. Sahm,
Town
Supervisor,
will
receive
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m.
April 25 for the purchase of
$320,000
coupon
or
registered
bonds, .divided as" follows:
v
on
♦
i
District bonds.
Due
Oct. 1
from 1951 to 1968 inclusive.
Port
80,000
•
Washington
District bonds.. Due
*
on
Sewer
April
inclusive.
1 from 1951 to 1979
Dated
April 1, 1950. Denomina¬
Principal and inter¬
est
(A-O) payable at the Port
\V ashington - Manhasset
National
Bank'
Manhasset. 1 Legality
ap¬
by" Vandewater;
proved
Heckler
&
Galloway,
York': City.-'
of
; ■.;;',/."; ;* "
Offering—Mr.
Additional
the
for
time
p.
of
registered bonds. Dated
April T, 1950. Denomination $1,000.' Due on April 1 from 1951 to
1,957 inclusive: Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the Port
Washington - Manhasset National
Bank, Manhasset.
,
: ;
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•;
coupon or
1615
offered
—
were
Offering—Charles L. Auryansen, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (EST)
on April 25 for the purchase
of
$26,000 fire apparatus coupon or
registered bonds.
Dated May 1;
Denomination
$1,000. 1 Due
oh May 1 from 1951 to 1960 inclu¬
'OHIO;-,'-^V
ited_tax bonds bffeM4 Aprffl;20M^ris o£'about 2.35%. The isecond
Y:.
P; 1507—were award^lo; highest bidder was Field, Richards
Ri
Field, Richards & Co., of Cleve¬
land, First of Michigan Corp., of
New York, and Prescott, Hawley?
Shepard, of Cleveland, jointlyysas
2y4s, at a price of 100.37, a basis:
Romulus, Varick and Fayette Cent*}
of about 2.21 %. The second high1
Sch. Dist. No. 3 (P. O. Romulus),
A
est
on April 26 for the
of $175,000 building
000.
on
pur¬
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the First
terest
National Bank; of Ovid.
Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
Heckler &
City.
:
Johnsville, N. Y.
Sale^The" $11,000 water
St.
:
Bond
Canajoharie, as 1.70s, at a price of
100.18, a basis of about 1:66%. The
second highest bidder ? was ' Hall
8c Co ./for 1.70s/ at a price of
,
,/v;
i >
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..
ySchenectady, JN. ■,Y„:
'■%
.
Offering;
^ WiUiapi F.
OJLoughliny Director:'ofjFinance,
B o
n
d ij
sealed bids untilnoon
April- 25 for';the ]pur£
chase of! $150,000 - local improve¬
will receive
(EST)
ment
"
on
1950
coupon- or
-
,
*
b from 1951 to
Dated May
tipn $r,000.
i
Vtiea, N. Y.
&
,^Bond Offering — P. S. Gray,
price^Clerk of The Board of Education, Village Clerk, will receive sealed
City Comptroller, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
son,
follows:
street
bonds.
1951
Due
to
1961
on
improvement
Oct.
1
40,000 bridge repair bonds.
on
Oct.
1
from
inclusive.
from
1951 to
Due
1958
inclusive.
40,000
sewer bonds.
Due on Oct.
1 from 1951 to 1955 inclusive.
Dated June
tion $1,000.
1, 1950. Denomina¬
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the office of the
Sinking Fund trustees.
OKLAHOMA
Ada, Okla.
Bond
Sale—The
$920,000 sani¬
tary sewer extension and im¬
provement bonds offered April 17
were awarded to, a syndicate com¬
interest cost of about 1.92%.
about 2.04%.
/
(J-D) payable at £the Peo¬
>
Lakemore, Ohio
ples Bank Co^ Cold water/ Legal¬ :< Bond Sale — The $7,000 water
Boiids are due from 1953 to 1969
Prairie Local Sch. Dist• (P. O.
inclusive.
ity'approved by, Squire^ Sanders works bonds offered April 15—v.
Columbus), Ohio
& Dempsey, of Cleveland,
171, p. 1399 — were awarded, to
Bond Sale—The $248,000 con- Beckham County
Indep. Sch. Dist.
Frank J, Zindel, of Lakemore, as strutcion bonds offered April 12—
No. 31 (P. O. Sayre), Okla.
Columbus, Ohio
'
v. 171, p. 1090—were awarded to
Note Sale — The $171jOO streflt _3%s, at a price of par.
Bond Sale—The $23,000 build¬
improvement Series NorT03J Spif- £acai County (P. O. Toledo), Ohio Seasongood & Mayer, of Cincin¬ ing and equipment bonds offered
Bond Sale — The $49,010 im¬ nati, as 2y2s, at a price of 101.62, April 11—v.
cial
Assessment' notes * bffered
171, p. 1507—were
The awarded to the R. J. Edwards, Inc.,
April 13—v: 171, *p. 103-^were provement bonds offered April 18 at a basis of about 2.42%.
awarded' to" J. A. White & Co., 61 £-v. 171, p. 1399—were awarded second highest bidder was Ryan, of Oklahoma City, on a bid re¬
Cincinnati/ as 6s, at' a price of To J. A, White 8c Co., of Cincin¬ Sutherland & Co., for 21/2s, at a flecting a net interest cost of about
1.67%. The second highest bidder
107.20, a basis of about"0.99%,'The nati, as l%s, at a price of 100.55, price of 101.56.
second highest bidder was Ohio a basis of about 1.30%. The second
was J. E. Piersol Bond Co., on a
Salem, Ohio
Co., Columbus, lot l3/4s, at a price highest bidder was Braun, BosBond Offering—K. L. Webster, bid reflecting a net interest cost
of 100.21.
of about 1.71%.
worth & Co., Inc., and Associates,
•
•
City Auditor, will receive sealed
(EST) on May 2
for the purchase of $70,000 City
Chestnut RidgefZR. D. No. 3,
Lyndhurst, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $130,000 bonds Halt limited tax bonds. Dated May
Elyria), 'Ohio T'
April 26 for the purchase of $650,Bond Sale
Denomination $1,000.
000 public improvement l950 cou¬
Tbf;$l30,000 con¬ offered April 17—v. 171, p. 1399 1, 1950.
struction bonds offered April 18— —were awarded to Fahev, Clark Due on Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1964
pon or registered bonds,; divided
inclusive. Principal and interest
v.
Cleveland, as follows:
171, p. 1399—were awarded to
as follows:
.Bond Offering—Thomas J. Nel¬
as
$103,000
highest bidder was Braun, Bos¬
Inc., of Toledo, for
1 %s, at a price of 101.63.
Orrville, Ohio
Bond Offering—P. K. Howells,
noon
1
1960 inclusive.
1, 1950. Denomina^
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at " the'Chemical
Bank & Trust Co/ of New York
City; Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gal¬
loway, of New York City. -
Jefferson Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Dresden), Ohio
~
,
-
$50,000 street bonds., ;Due on May
1; from" 1951 to 1955; inclusive.
100,000: sewer bonds. Due; on May
-
vided
worth 8c Co.,
j
bids, until
May 4 for the purchase
$183,00 limited tax bonds, di?
terest
registered
bonds,,divided as follows:
sealed
on
—
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,
a
\
•
The second
(EST)
of
.
,
100.06.
Nuveen
Bohl & Co., jointly, as 2M>s, at a
price of 101:54.
Sr
basis of about 1.55%.
receive
.
supply 1950 bonds offered April
18—v. 171, p. 1615—-were awarded
to 'the First National
Bank, of
•
John
Se^Spngood & Mayer, and
a
Twill receive sealed bids until noon bids until noon (EST) on April 20
posed of the First National Bank
;(EST) on'April 27 for the pur- for the purchase of $20,000 of &
Trust Co., of Oklahoma City,
Cambridge City Sch. Dist,, Ohio chase
ofT;;$15,000 athletic field street parking facilities bonds.
Bond
Sale —The
Harris Trust 8c Savings Bank, of
$1,276,000 bonds. Dated
April 1, 1950. De- Dated April 1, 1950. Denomina¬
building bonds offered April 18
Chicago, Evan L. Davis, of Tulsa,
npinination $1,000. Due on Oct. 1 tion $1,000. Due on April 1 from C.
—v.
Edgar Honnold, of Oklahoma
171, p. 1399—were awarded from
1951 to 1970 inclusive.
195Cto 1960 inclusive.
to a syndicate composed of HarriCity, Small-Milburn Co., of Wich¬
Knox Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
man Ripley & Co., Clark & Co.,
Perry Twp. Local Sch. District
ita, and Calvert & Canfield, of
Home worth), Ohio
Oklahoma
McDonald & Co.; all of Cleveland,
(P. O. Perry), Ohio
City, at a price of
T/iBond Offering—Stuart M. JohnBond Sale—The $200,000 build¬ 100.01, a basis of about
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., Inc.; of
1.86%, as
istoh^ Clerk of the Board of Edu¬ ing bonds offered April 18—v. 171, follows:
Toledo, and Wm.*C. Seufferle &
cation, Wtlf receive sealed bids
p. x399 — were awarded to Hay¬
Co., of Cincinnati, as 2s, at a
$110,000 as 4s. Due on May 1
until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 9 for
den, Miller & Co., and Merrill,
price of 100.92, a^feasis of about
in 1953 and 1954.
the purchase of $120,000 building
Turben & Co., both of Cleveland,
1.90%.
The second^ highest bid¬
55,000. as l%s. Due on May 1
coupon bonds. Dated May 1, 1950.
der was Field, Richards 8c Co.,
jointly, as 2s, at a price of 100.17,
1955.
Denomination $1,000. Due on Nov.
a basis of 1.98%: The second high¬
John Nuveen & Cp^, First Cleve¬
275,000 as l%s. Due on May 1
1
from
1951
to
1974
inclusive.
est^ bidder was Fahey, Clark &
land Corp., Cleveland, Raffensfrom 1956 to 1960 inclusive.
Principal amjinterest (M-N) pay¬
Co., and McDonald-Moore & Co.;
perger, Hughes & Co., Jones B. able
275,000 as l*/4s. Due on May 1
at' the Mount Union Bank,
Shannon
&
jointly, as 2y4s, at a price of
from 1961 to 1965 Inclusive.
Co^hfid Blewer; Alliance.
101.33.
Heitner & Glynn, jointly, for 2s,
205,000 as 2s. Due on May 1 from
La Grange Local Sch. Dist, (P. O.
at a price^of TOO.56.4^, 1966 to 1969 inclusive.
Perrysburg ; Exempted Village
Box J4Si La Grange), Ohio Dated May 1,1950. Legality ap¬
'i '■
School District, Ohio
Bond Sale
The $160,000 im¬
CcJdwater, Ohio '
-'"V,
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬ proved by- Chapman & Cutler, of
j Bond. Offering ^ Margaret ,:E; provement bonds offered April 14
De Curtins, Village Qerk, will -4-v. 171,
p. 1399-^were awarded ing bonds offered April • 17 were Chicago. The second highest bid¬
receive sealed bids mnpi 1p.m. to the First Cleveland Corp., of awarded to a syndicate composed der was Northern Trust Co., Chi¬
(EST) on May I fdr^rm purchase Cleveland, as 2%s, at a price of of Braun, Bosworth 8c Co., Inc., cago, Stern Bros. 8c Co., Lucas,
of $50,000 seweir" bonds.:
Dated 100.76, a basis Of about 2.18%. The Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., Eisen & Waeckerle, and First Se¬
Company
of ' Kansas,
June. 1,, 1950. l>enomination $r;- sbcohd highest; bidder' was Ryan, Ryan, Sutherland
8c Co., and curities
000. "Due on Dec.; X
for 2%s, at a Roose 8c Co., all of Toledo, as 2y4s, Wichita, jointly, for 4s, l%s, l%s
frbr^l950d Sutherland 8c
and 2s, on a bid reflecting a net
at a price of 102.13, a basis of
1065 inclusive: Principarand
"
In¬ price of" 102.09.5 '
June 1 from 1951 to
1969 inclusive.
was
,
Co.,
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland,
as
l%s, at a price of 101.18,
of 100.78.
1950
registered bonds. Dated
1950, Denomination $1,-
1,
Due
bidder
^
Co., for 2y2s and 2%s, at
coupon or
June
^
*v,
Bond Offering — Joseph W.
Trainor, District Clerk:,' will re¬
ceive sealed bids until' 4
p.m.
(EST)
7
SSc
at
,
,
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the /- First National
Bank,: of Sparkill. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
chase
Co., of Cleveland, as 2s,
price of 101.12, a basis of
The second highest
bidder was Hayden, Miller & CO.,
Milton Twp. Local Sch, Dist. (P. O.
-for 2s, at a price of 100.94.
Wellstoh), Ohio
Bond Offering — Mae Stevens,
Youngstown, Ohio
Bond Offering — J. Emerson
Clerk of the Board of Education*,
will receive sealed bids at the of¬ Davis, Director of Finance, will
$5,000 as 6s. Due on May 1, 1953; Co., of Cincinnati, as 6s, at a price
of' 115.27, a basis of about 1.04%. fice of the
30,000 as IV2S. Due on May 1
County Superintendent
The second highest bidder was of
;
from 1954 to 1962 inclusive.
Schools, in Jackson, until 11:30
;
CiteVelancT Trust Co., Cleveland, a.m.
(EST) on April 29 for the
15,000 as 2s. Due on May 1 from
for 1%S, at a price of 100.55.
1963 to 1965 inclusive.
purchase
of
$27,000
building
bonds. Dated May 1, 1950. Denom¬
:
The second highest bidder was Hbwland Twp. Local Sch. District
ination $1,000. Due on Nov. 1 from
Kirchofer & Arnold Associates :i (P, 0. R. D. 5, Warren), Ohio
1951 to 1973 inclusive.
Legality
i
Bond- Sale—The $580,000 conInc., and R. S. Hays & Co., joint-;
approved by Peck,
Shaffer 8c
iy, for 1 Hs, JL%s. and 2s, at a price struction bonds offered April 18—
Williams, of Cincinnati.
of 100.03, a basis of about 1.86%.
y: 171, p. 1507—were awarded to
McDonald & Co., Stranahan, Har¬
New Philadelphia, Ohio
V
V i'v-■
ris & Co., Inc., and Ryan, Suther¬
Bond Sale—The $40,000 asphalt
Brilliant Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
land & Coc* both of Toledo, joint- plant bonds offered April 15
Bond Sale—The $865,000 tthHm
Vas 2^s, at a price of 101.63, a v. 171, p. 1399—were awarded to
sive.
Clark &
about 1.82%.
cinnati.
•
Bond
"
1, 1950. Principal clusive.
Legality approved by
(M-S) payable at theN Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
.
Pierrhont,N. Y.
New York
June
and interest
Bank
$32,000 Carle Place Water District
1950/
$50,000 hospital
April 18—v. 171, "^County Tj^surer's office.
Bond Sale —The $300,000 re¬
awarded to ther
of Windsor, of Windsor, at assessing iiefaf' property bonds of¬
a price of 100.15, a basis of
aboutj fered April 14—v. 171, p. 1399—
were awarded to J. A. White &
1.83%, as follows:
;
bonds
the
purchase
^"Dated
Windsor), N. C.
Bond Sale—The
-
Salm
also will receive sealed bids at
safne
.
w.
Sykes,
New
•;v:'.
.
.
tion $1,000.
;
'
,
Water
on
,
"
(EST)
$240,000 Port Washington
51
Due on Field, Richards & Co., of Cleve¬ $100,000 paving bonds, -at a price (M-N) payable at the Farmers
National: Bank, Salem.
of 100.51,
1969 in- land, as 2y4s, at a price of 100.23,
Legality
A basis of about 2.21%.
The sec¬
30,000 water main bonds, at a approved by Squire, Sanders &
bidder
was
First
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Due on ond highest
price of 100.12.
1960 in¬ Cleveland Corp., for 2y4s, at a
Vinton Local School District (P, O.
Mayfield Local School District •
price of 102.16.
Radcliff), Ohio
(P. O. Cleveland), Ohio
Due on
Bond
Euclid, Ohio
Offering — Bernadean
Bond Sale—The $990,000 build¬
1955 in¬
Bond Sale — The $25,000 street
ing/Unlimited tax bonds offered Eberts, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
improvement bonds offered April
1399—were cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
Dated May T, 1950.- Deriomina- 17 were awarded to the Provident April 18—v. 171, p.
til noon (EST) on April 28 for the
awarded to a syndicate composed
tion $l,000. Principal-end interest
Savings Bank & Trust Co., of Cin¬ of
Stranahan, Harris & "CO., Inc., purchase of $30,000 construction
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬ cinnati, as 2s, at a price of 100.37.
bonds;
Dated May 1, 1950.
De¬
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., Inc., both
urer's office:
Legality approved
nomination $1,000.
Due on Sept,
of Toledo, Braun, Bosworth &
Franklin County (P.. O.
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
from 1951 to 1965 inclusive.
Co., Inc., Provident Savings Bank
Columbus), Ohio
Galoway, of New York City.
Bond Offering—Ella A. McCar- & Trust Co., Weil,. Roth & Irving
Wayne Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
White Creek, Jackson* Cambridge, ley* Clerk of the Board of County Co., and Doll 8c Isphording, Inc.,
Waynesville), Ohio
Salem and Easton Central Sch.
Bond Offering—C. W. Barnhart,
Commissioners, will receive sealed all of Cincinnati, as 2%s, at a
Dist* Nov 10
O.
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on May price of 101.92, a basis of about Clerk of the Board of Education,
Cambridge),^/. Y.
5 :for the purchase
will receive sealed bids until noon
of $229,800 2.58%.
Bond Sale—The $935,000 build¬
bonds, divided as follows:
Mil ford Exempted Village School (EST) on April 29 for the pur¬
ing bonds offered ofrApril 19—v.
chase of $4,000 equipment bonds.
$18,800 Little Avenue and HopDistrict, Ohio
171, p. 1615 —- weri? awarded to
Dated April 1, 1950.
Denomina¬
/ kins Avenue road improve¬
Bond Offering — Samuel T.
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Blair, Rol¬
tion $1,000. Due on Dec. 1 from
ment bonds. Due on Sept. 1
lins & Co., Inc., and Hayden, Stone
Bateman, Clerk of the Board of 1951 to 1954 inclusive. Interest
from 1951 to 1960 inclusive.
& Co., of New York, jointly, as
Education,
will
receive
sealed J-D.
,,£11,000 Sewer District Marion bids until noon (EST) on April 29
2.10s, at a price ofJ01.08, a, basis
W" No. 3 water improvement No.
for the purchase of $160,000 build¬ Wharton Local School Dist., Ohio
of abOut 2.02%.
232 bonds.
Due on March 1
Bond Sale—The $36,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated May 1, 1950.
NORTH CAROLINA
^ and Sept. 1 from 1951 to 1960 Denomination $1,000. Due on May ing bonds offered April 14—v. 171,
inclusive.
1 and Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1970 in¬ p. 1399—were awarded to Fahey,
Bertie County (P. O.
sealed bids until-3 p.m. (EST) on; $200,000 Series A bonds.
May 1 from 1951 to
April M for the. purchase of $8,000 fire equipment coupon or reg-r
/
elusive.
istered bonds.
Dated April 15,
355,000 Series B bonds.
1950, Denomination $800. Due on
May 1 from 1950o
clusive.
April 15 from-1951 to 1960 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
95,000 Series C bonds.
payable at the First National Bank
May 1 - from 1951rto
of Moravia.
clusive.
r.
7
J
<1715)
Eaton
Local
Sch.
—
Dist,
(P.
O.
for l%s, at a
price of 100.01.
bids until noon
Hughes County Indep. Schi Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Holdenville),Okla.
Bond Offering—Noble McDon¬
ald, Clerk of the Board of Educ&r
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 3:30 p.m. (CST) on April 25
for
The Commercial
(1716)
52
purchase of $3,000 building
equipment bonds. Due from
the
and
flecting
a
on
interest
net
a
bid re¬
of
cost
about 2.75%.
1953 to 1960 inclusive.
Bonds
Hughes County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 6
City,
Oklahoma
of
due from 1953 to 1970
are
inclusive.'
(P. O. Holdenville), Okla.
Offering —V. L. Wilkin¬
Shawnee, Okla.
Bond Sale
The $35,000 park
Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
improvement bonds offered April
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
19 were awarded to C. Edgar HonBond
—
son,
1:30
til
(CST)
p.m.
April 25
on
City,
Oklahoma
of
nold,
purchase of $7,500 build
lows:
ing and equipment bonds. Due
$14,000
from 1953 to 1960 inclusive.
for the
as
fol¬
3Y2s. Due from 1952 to
as
1955 inclusive.
Dist.
County Indep. Sch.
Hughes
21,000
No. 48 (P. O. Holdenville), Okla.
Bond Offering — A. I. Gaddy
Board of Education
Clerk of the
bids until
sealed
receive
will
11
April 25 for the
purchase of $30,000 bonds, divid¬
aan.
(CST)
ed
follows:
as
on
2J/2s. Due from 1956 to
as
inclusive.
1961
Bonds
due from 1953 to 1962
are
inclusive.
8
p.m.
on
bids until 8 p.m.
for
25#
(CST)
April
on
$20,000
of
purchase
the
of the
option of the holder, at the
First
National
Merchants
and
bonds. Dated Bank, of Richmond. Legality ap¬
April 1, 1950. Denomination $1,- proved by Hawkins, Delafield 3c
from 1951 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬ 000. Due on July 1 trom 1952 to i Wood, of New York City.
cipal and interest (M-N) payable 1956 inclusive. Principal and in¬
WASHINGTON
at the County Treasurer's office, terest (J-J) payable at any suit¬
able
or at the fiscal agency of the State
banking
institution desig¬
Lewis County Con. Sch. Dist.
in New York City, at the option nated by the purchaser.
Legality
No. 214 (P. O. Chehalis),
of
the
purchaser.
Legality ap¬ approved by Harry J. Eggen, of
Washington
proved by Winfree, McCulloch, De Smet and Dorsey, Colman,
Bond Offering—Harold
Quick,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
County Treasurer,
will receive
neapolis.
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on
PENNSYLVANIA
Webster Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 101,
May 11 for the purchase of $83,Albion, Pa.
000 school coupon
South Dakota
bonds. Dated
Bond
Offering—S. A; Collins,
Bond Offering—Clara B. Ornes, June 1,
1950. Principal and in¬
Borough Secretary, will receive
bids
purchase
(P. O. Tipton), Okla.
—
Cloyes Parks,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
No.
8
April 28 for the pur¬
chase of $300,000 building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1950. Due on May 1
(PST)
sealed
Tillman County Indep. Sch. Dist.
until
bids
sealed
ceive
Financial Chronicle, Monday, April 24, 1950
and
until
of
bonds.
Bond Offering
May
3
the
for
borough
$14,000
/
East
Pittsburgh Sch. Dist., Pa
water works coupon
District Clerk, will
terest
bids
Treasurer's office.
receive sealed
for the pur¬
chase of $145,000 school addition
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1950.
Due
until
June
on
April 24
1
1953
from
to
in¬
1969
payable
the
at
County
Spokane County Sch. Dist. No. 118
(P. O. Spokane), Wash.
Bond Offering—Joe A. Stewart,
Bond Offering—James M. Duf¬ clusive.
£24,000 building bonds. Due from will receive sealed bids until 2:30
County
Treasurer,
will
receive
fy, Secretary of the Board of
1953 to 1964 inclusive.
p.m.
(CST) on April 25 for the
TENNESSEE
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on
School
Directors,
will
receive
6,000 transportation
equipment purchase of $83,000 repair, im¬
May 6 for the purchase of $250,000
Tullahoma, Tenn.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
bonds. Due from 1953 to 1958 provement and equipment bonds.
Bond Offering—E. H. Campbell, school construction and remodel¬
April 28 for the purchase of $160.inclusive.
Due from 1952 to 1962 inclusive.
000 school coupon bonds.
Dated Town Recorder, will receive seal¬ ing coupon bonds. Denomination
$1,000. Principal and interest pay¬
Kiowa County Indep. Sch. District
June 1, 1950.
Denomination $1,- ed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
1; OREGON
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
No. 1 (P. O. Hobart), Okla.
000.
Due on June 1 from 1952 to May 3 for the purchase of $225,000
Astoria, Ore.
B*nd Sale—The $185,000 build¬
Dated May fice, or to the fiscal agency of
Legality approved school coupon bonds.
Bond Offering—O. K. Atwood, 1971 inclusive.
the State, in New York City, or at
ing and furniture bonds offered City Auditor and Treasurer, will by Burgwin, Churchill, Ruff in & 1, 1950. Denomination $1,000. Due
the office of the State Treasurer,
on May 1 from 1951 to 1970 inclu¬
April 11—v. 171, p. 1507—were receive sealed bids until 2 p.m Hazlett, of Pittsburgh. \
\
/
awarded to the First/Securities
sive. Principal and interest (M-N) Olympia.
(PST) on May 15 for the purchase Neville Twp. (P. O. Neville Island
Co. of Kansas, of Wichita, on a
payable at the Chemical Bank &
of $800,000
refunding,; Series B
WISCONSIN
Branch, Pittsburgh 25), Pa.
Trust Co., New York City. Legal¬
bid reflecting a net interest cost
coupon bonds. Dated July 1, 1950.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 gen¬
of about 1.94%. The second high¬ Denomination
Barron Sch. Dist., Wis.
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
$1,000. Due on July eral'
obligation
bonds
offered
est ' bidder
was
First National 1 from 1951 to 1960 inclusive.
ler, of Chicago.
"
;
Bond Sale—The $125,000 build¬
April 14—v. 171, p. 1400—were
Bank, Hobart, on a bid reflecting Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
ing bonds offered April 19—v. 171,
TEXAS
:
awarded to Halsey, Stuart & Co.
a net interest cost of about 1.95%.
able at the City Treasurer's office.
p. 1508—were awarded to Paine,
Inc., and Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.,
Eetor County, County Indep.
approved
by
Winfree,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, of Chi¬
JLe Flore County Indep. Sch. Dist. Legality
jointly, as 2s, at a price of 100.75,
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Odessa)
McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of a basis of about 1.95%.
cago, and the Milwaukee Co., of
No. 49 (P. O. Wister), Okla,
Texas
Portland.
Milwaukee, jointly, as 2s, at a
Bond Sale—The $18,000 build¬
Bond Offering—The Secretary
JPhiladelphia, Pa.
price of 101.74, a basis of about
ing, bonds offered April 11—v. 171, Clatsop County Sch. Dist. No, S
Bond
Offering — Joseph
S. of Board of Trustees will receive 1.84%. The second highest bidder
p.
1507—were awarded to Evan
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
(P. O. Route 3, Astoria), Ore/
Clark, Jr., City Controller, will
was Shaughnessy &
Co., Channer
jL. Davis & Co.,. of Tulsa, and As¬
Bond Sale Details—The $134,on
April 24 for the purchase of Securities
receive ' sealed
bids
until
noon
Co., Chicago, and R. S.
sociates, on a bid reflecting a net 000 school bonds purchased by
$498,000
school
house
bonds. Dickson &
(DST) on May 11 for the purchase
Co., jointly", for 2s, at a
interest cost of about 2.05%. The
Blyth & Co., and the United States of $57,775,000 bonds divided 'as Dated June 1, 1950. Due on June
price of 101.72.
~
.second highest bidder was J. E. National
Bank, both of Portland, follows:
1
from
1951
to
1961
inclusive.
Piersol Bond Co., for 2y2s, ,l3,4s,
jointly, for $110,000 as 2V4S, and
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ Brookfield Sch. Dist. No. 3 (P. O.
and IV2S.
•: \
U
$24,000
as
2y2s, as
previously $24,675,000 improvement bonds. able at the Mercantile National
R. R. No. 8, Box 364,
Due on Jan. 1 from 1951 to
?
Wauwatosa), Wis.
Major County Dependent Sch. Dist. noted in v. 171, p. 1303, were sold
Bank, Dallas. Legality approved
2000 inclusive.
at a price of par, a basis of about
Bond Offering—A. C, Baldwin,
No, 2 (P. O. Fairview), Okla.
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe,
7,000,000 water bonds.
Due on
District Clerk, will receive sealed
V *
Bond Offering — Eugene F. 2.32%. - ;
of Dallas.
^
V
Jan. 1 from 1952 to 1991 in¬
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
Nicholson, Clerk of the Board of
Corvallis, Ore.
clusive.
McAllen Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas 24
for
the purchase
of $46,800
Bond Sale—The $46,056.94 Ban¬
Education, will receive sealed bids
Bond Offering—E.
18,000,000 sewer bonds. Due on
M. Arnold, school bonds. Dated
until 2 p.m. (CST) on April 25 croft Improvement bonds offered
May 1, 1950.
Jan. 1 from 1952 to 1991 in¬
Secretary of the Board of Trus¬ Denominations
for the purchase of $25,000 build¬ April 17—v.
$1,000 and $100.
171, p. 1507—were
clusive.
,/• \
v.
•>
tees, will receive sealed bids until Due on May 1 from 1951 to 1970
ing and equipment bonds.
Due awarded to the Benton County
8 p.m. (CST) on April 24 for the
8,100,000 refunding bonds.
Due
from 1953 to 1960 inclusive.
inclusive.
Legality approved by
State Bank, of Corvallis, as folon
Jan. 1 from 1952 to 1976 purchase of $325,000 school house
Lines, Spooner & Quarles, of Mil¬
lows:
t v.'-" ;.v /
inclusive.
Major County Indep. School Dist.
1950 bonds.
Dated May 1, 1950. waukee.
;•••
■
y
'■
No. 84 (P. O. Fairview), Okla.
$21,056.94 as P/is. Due from 1951
Dated June 1, 1950.
Denomination $1,000. Due on May
Bond Offering — M. L. Dague,
to 1955 inclusive.
1
from
1951
to
1974
inclusive.
WYOMING
■
i
r
.
,
■
,
,
.
.
,
,
-
,
•
...
,A,
,
Clerk of the
of Education,
Board
25,000
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(CST) on April 25 for the
purchase of $66,000 school bonds.
pjn.
Oklahoma County Indep. Sch. Dist.
.
The
highest bidder was
Chas. N. Tripp Co., for ll/2s, at a
price of 100.21.
No. S3 (P.
O. Capitol), Okla.
Sale—The $45,000 build¬
Bond
ing bonds offered April
the
to
awarded
J.
R.
Inc., of Oklahoma City,
reflecting
about
1.94%.
Due
I960 inclusive.
Osage
on
interest
net
a
a
cost
1952
from
bid
of
to
Bond
and
April
r
171,
12—v,
repair
bonds offered
p. 1507—were
Commerce
of
Pawhuska,
price of 100.10,- a
1.19%, as follows:
$5,000
5,000
at
was
Bank,
about
extension
and
Series
bonds
were
a
bid
of
cost
Port
of
(P. O.
Newport), Ore.
Offering — Lyle Hassel-
Bond
Newport
of
on
May 1 for the purchase
$25,000
bonds.
Series
emergency,
Dated
July 1,
$500. Due
1950.
July
on
Q
De¬
1
from 1951 to 1955 inclusive. Prin¬
$90,000
works
April -18
on
interest
1.88%.
(PST)
,
ment,
First National
Portland,
net
a
States Na¬
brink, Secretary of the Port, will
Sale—The
B
United
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Seminole, Okla.
■
the Lane
1.83%. The second high¬
nomination
Bond
to
a
IV4S, due in 1954.
as
awarded
p.
basis of about
lVsS, due in 1953.
as
1507—were
Bank of
awarded to the National
water
improve¬
awarded
cipal and
to
Sherwood,
the
DIVIDEND NOTICE
interest
(J-J)
payable
,
Bond
Sale—The
on April
of $150,000
sewer
April
14 ' were
to thp Charles N. Tripp
Portland, at a pride of
Co., of
99.35, a basis of about 2.71%, as
follows:
ceive
DREWRYS
A dividend of twenty-five (25) cents
per
share for the second quarter of 1950 has
been declared on the capital stock of
this
payable
June 10, 1950
to stockholders of record at the close of
business May 20, 1950.
company
Drewrys Limited U.S.A., Inc.
South Bend. Indiana
T.E. JEANNERET, Secretary and Treasurer
on
May
1
from 1952 to 1957 inclusive.
21,000
2y>s.
as
Due
on
2%s. 5 Due
as
on
May
1
Due on July 1
from 1952 to 1961 inclusive.
May
1
Dated May 1, 1950. Legality ap¬
Winfree, McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
by
Shuler &
Pampa Indep. Sch. District, Texas
Bond Sale — The $1,250,000
school
bonds
offered April 14—v. 171, p. 1400—
were awarded to a syndicate com¬
posed of John Nuveen & Co., of
Chicago, First National Bank, of
Dallas, First of Michigan Corp.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, both of New York, and
Thomas & Co., of Pittsburgh, at a
No. 16
Pendleton), Ore.
Bond Offering—George H. Un-
ternahrer, District Clerk, will re¬
Series
house,
1950
Hot
Springs County Sch. District
11 (P. O. Lucerne), Wyo.
Bond Sale—The $85,000 build¬
No.
ing bonds offered April 18—v. 171,
April 17 were awarded to Arthurs,
Lestrange & Co., of Pittsburgh,
810,000
Aspden, Robinson & Co., of Phila¬
260,000
cher &
as
from
Due on May 1
inclusive.,
2^4s.
1967
to
1970
28,000
Essex
-1952 to 1957 inclusive.
77,000
2YiS. Due
as
on
Barnes,
receive
to
Dated
April 1, 1950. Legality ap¬
proved by Saul, Ewing, Remick &
Saul, of Philadelphia.
District
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
until
3
M.
The
the
ISLAND
Portsmouth, R.
Sale—The
Note
offered
notes
awarded
the
to
Dec. 1
inclusive.
of
I.
14
Industrial
Montpelier.
reve¬
are
dated April
Nov.
3,
20, 1950.
1950.
SOUTH DAKOTA
Lake
Bond
Preston,
Offering
City Auditor,
—
$500,000 water and sewer system
coupon or registered bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1949.
Denomination $1,000.
Due
on
;
':!
'
basis
a
follows:
as
2%s. Due
to
as
Mills,
Toronto,
of
as
1951
to
awarded
$29,000
41,000
$125,000 vari¬
bonds offered
• >,
of
at a
about
i
Feb. 1 from
on
1955 inclusive.
3s. Due
on
v
Feb. 1 from
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
r
55,000
as
3^4s.
Due
on
Feb.
1
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
Dated Feb.
1,4
"
'
.
•
1, 1950.
•
**
T-1
'
SASKATCHEWAN
(Province
Nov. 1 from 1951
of)
$5,000,000 3y2%
corporation and telephone
bonds offered April
17
awarded to a syndicate com¬
power
N. Wilkin¬
Co., of Providence, at 0.70% dis¬
Town Clerk,
will receive
The second highest bidder son,
Providence
National Bank, sealed bids until 2:30 p.m. (EST)
on
April 28 for the purchase of
Providence, at 0.74%.
on
were
Saskatchewan
was
Notes
29
Bond Sale—The
Franklin, Va.
E.
Sale —The
improvement
March
y
—
price of
a
Le¬
were
Offering
highest bidder was
QUEBEC
Bond
ous
VIRGINIA
Trust
1
Port-Alfred, Que.
will
count.
Due
second
gality approved by Peter Giuliani,
$60,000
April
1980
to
Sept.
on
State, for 2yts, at
.
.
1951
Due
CANADA
(DST) on May 3 for the purchase
$275,000 school house coupon
bonds. Dated June 1, 1950. De¬
nomination $1,000. Due on
1
.'** •*
:
of
from
Sept.
on
par.
p.m.
,
RHODE
2.20s.
as
3.39%,
School District, Vt.
Offering — Mildred
,
as
Graded
Bond
Oct. 1 from
1962 inclusive.
1958
Junction
follows:
as
Due
from 1962 to 1965 inclusive.
Spence & Co.,
price of 98.03,
VERMONT
3s. Due on Oct. 1 from
as
1.80s,
as
from 1951 to 1961 inclusive.
2s. Due on May 1 from
to 1966 inclusive.
.
$62,000
Co., of Denver,
$57,000
as
1954
delphia, Fauset, Steele & Co., and
Reed, Lear & Co., both of Pitts¬
burgh, jointly, as follows: ■■ ■
1400—were awarded to Boett-
p.
price of 100.04, a basis of about
Williamiport Municipal Water
2.09%, as follows:
Authority, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 water
$180,00 as 2V£s.
Due on May 1
revenue,
Series C bonds offered
from 1951 to 1953 inclusive.
Umatilla County Sch. Dist.
(P. O.
Le¬
gality approved by McCall, Park¬
hurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Bond
from 1963 to 1970 inclusive.
proved
7:30 p.m.
nomination $1,000.
nue
from 1958 to 1962 inclusive.
45,000
Dividend #10
Due
re¬
(EST) on May 1 for the purchase
$220,000 improvement coupon
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1950.
De¬
1
2V4S.
as
until
bids
sealed
will
of
.
$19,000
Pa.
Principal and interest payable at
the State Treasurer's oifice.
2s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1963 to 1984 inclusive.
bonds / offered
awarded
E.
27 for the pur¬
school bonds.
Secretary,
Borough
ty,
361,000
Ore.
$85,000
Pa.
Richard
Bond Offering—M. L. Dougher¬
at the Bank of Newport, Newport.
offered
Bank & Trust Co.,
(EST)
chase
$20,000 war¬
April 17—v. 171,
Dist.,
—
Warren,
County Bank, of Mapleton, on a
bid reflecting a net interest cost
reflecting
Hominy), Okla.
Sale—The $10,000
improvement
rants offered
tional
Sch. Dist, No. 73 (P. O.
r
Offering
Tantlinger, District Secretary, will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(P. O. Mapleton), Ore.
Warrant Sale—The
est bidder
Dependent
Bond
County Sch. Dist. No. 32
at about
.
County
Lane
17 were
Edwards,
second
Sch.
Uniontown
IV2S. Due from 1956 to
as
1960 inclusive.
to
1974 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
S. Dak.
O. E. Mack, terest (M-N) payable at the office
will receive sealed' of Vaughn & Co., of Franklin, or,
system
were
posed of Mills, Spence & Co., of
Toronto, the Bank of Montreal, of
Montreal,
McLeod,
Young,
Weir
&
Co., Bell, Gouinlock & Co., both
of Toronto, Royal Securities Corp.,
of Montreal, and .James Richard¬
son
&
price
3.56%.
of Winnipeg, at a
98.90, a basis of about
Due on May 1, 1968.
Sons,
of
@FedFRASER