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MONDAY
ISSUE
BUS. ADM
library
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume
Number 4895
171
New
April
York, N. Y., Monday,
3, 1950
Price
.
Cents
75
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
Acme Steel Co.
•
Calendar
Costs
INSURANCE
-
——-.4
expenses—
—
1948
41,220,553
„
Gross
operations
Other income and credits
"Total
Loss
income
127,268
._——
!
—
91,899
Gross
56,308
from
Net
ry.
—V.
Page
48,754
from
railway
railway-—.
income
oper,
171,
and
Canadian
Adjustment of prior
'
income
Net
Earnings
V.
—
—
dividends
Cash
per
income
taxes
(est.)—2,340,000
tax estimates-——.
years
ZZ
—
peid^,
$7,311,521
3,476,634
3,973,2.96
$1.91
$3.68
New York
New York
Curb Exchange
nounced
The
SEC
stock
March
on
stock
will
corporation
the
on
Angeles Exchange—
Angeles
21.
to
when
dealing
registration
end
111., and Shelbyville, Ind.—V.
McHenry,
..February—
Zz
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway..
Jan.
1—
Net
from
Net
ry,
—V.
2
income
945.
p.
2
A
Gross
from
Net
ry.
$1,271,678
351,374
255,025
120,319
855,083
National
227,334
108,191
The
railway-
ry.
—-V.
650,123
income.
304,630
oper.
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices_41
New Dividend Announcements.
-Z_--J-i41
Exchange Rates
Banks—
Captain
N.
F. Olivet, USNR, and John P.
elected directors,- -V. 171, p. 1.
Alfred
Y., have been
v
American
Brooklyn,
27 filed a registration statement with the
of common stock (par $1). No underwriting
The stock is to be offered to eligible employees of the com¬
company
March
on
is involved.
and its subsidiaries
pany
Proceeds of the
the
of
Year Ended Dec. 31—
sales
The companies are
171, p. 1141.
loan business.—V.
•
American Maize-Products Co. (&
•
Sales,
less
Sub.)—^Earnings—
1949
Years—
returns,
discts.,
Miscellaneous
Total
income
—
——.
income
Net
shares
168,
p.
24,713,652
24,121,596
————
$752,432
$314,662
-—
300,000
300.000
-——
$2.51
$1.05
outstanding—
share
common
per
$25,466,084 $24,436,258
including income taxes——
——Z—.
income
Common
..Earnings
—V.
—
expenses,
.
outstanding
from mining,
-
....
Calendar Years—
products sold
...
___.
—.
.
S.
and
foreign
Z-2
Earnings
—V.
170,
dividends—
common
per
p.
$5,574,158
Z_—
preferred dividends
4^2% preferred dividends—....
share
—
—
—
4,476,308
$5,602,458
398,220
y
409,033
—
2,449.170
$4.22
——
$4.25
2433.
Operating profit J_—
on
disposal of properties
v
1949
$10,032,819
„■
$7,255,892 t$6.261.164 t$4,925,227
.
7,813,691
5,673,011
5,106.449
4,705,575
1,367,607
1.221,145
1,089,941
1,187,228
$901,521
$356,736
$64,774
Crl5,754
23,595
Cr54.217
of sales
Net
"t
Other
3.
Prov.
profit from opers.
expenses,
for Fed.
(net)
inc. taxes
,
Prior
$1,850,749
to
763,762
6,958
taxes
71,044
451,136
484,590
30,000
200,000
Income
for
$573,915
$953,250
339,775
134,620
and depletion.
(Incl.
the
credit
of
year
y
—J.
dividends
dividends
339,775
67,310
__j._Z:
Earnings per common
share
Income
Dividends
Common
—
$0.35
.
—__r—
$0.91
'
♦Including inventory write-down to market at end of 1949 of $491,033.
—V. 171, p. 2.
>.
350.000
150,000
52,500
$66,491
*$423,116
declared
shares
_
outstdg.
Earns, per com. share
•Loss,
180.000
40,000
40,000
60.000
400.000
400,600
400.000
400,000
$1.42
$0.46
$0.17
,
-(Adjusted for comparative purposes*-—V. 170, p. 2221.
\
11
X
=_
;
corporation
leading
firms
specialized
in
in
-
,
the
the
printing
cotton
of
processing
the
.
that
Z
'••••'
-
.
Development
Research
&
"
/
.
Corp.—Further
fojr
pay
the
40,000
services
them
under
Corporation
It
the
Is
acquired the
stock
Bioren
&
of
York
business and
Co.,
The
business
fixtures,
ments.
its
con¬
corporation
has
share
additional
shares
300,000
version of 600,000
shares
of
of
4%
1948, due April 1,
1,
class
stock
A
class
A
(par $10)
patent
and
assets
and
1,
1946.
accounts
stock
were
convertible
cumulative
stock
common
inventions
increase
funds for certain
CAPITALIZATION
working
capital
enterprises in
GIVING
EFFECT
and
to
the State
prin*
license
agree¬
also issued
stock- to
interest
in
to
and
17,500
fully
non-assessable
paid,
shares
Robert
writer
its
and
Visible
holder,
to
Composing
FINANCING—About
stockholders
2y2
Line
the
at
$2.00
of
of
record
shares
the
July
shares
share,
per
held
shares
3,800
50,000
9,
of
July
offered
so
1949,
basis
8,
►
the
treasury
the
on
on
Machine."
corporation
stock,
of
one
1949.
and
donated
new
offered
by
share
Stockholders
36,730
shares
a
stock¬
for
were
TO
NEW
make
of
as
these
sales.
BUSINESS—During the first two years of its operation the corpora-,
tion
performed development and
research
work
for
outside clients
in
the
fields
machinery
ploitation
of
new
design
of
as
well
as
work
is
now
development,
engaging
controlled
The corporation is
development work
ment
product
inventions
no
for outside
concentrated
by
in
product
improvement
A
stock
•Before
p. 1141.
(voting),
(voting),
redemption
par
par
development and ex¬
corporation or affiliated
longer doing
any
clients, and
the
on
of
projects
substantial amount
bulk
of
its
associated
develop¬
companies
Si Louis listed and Unlisted Securities
on
April 1,
Edward D.Jones
Outstanding
3M North 4th
200 shs.
$50
S10
Z
500,000 shs.
1950 of $424,400
debentures.—V. 171,
...
&
Co.
:
.
St., St. Louis 2, Missouri
Members
Hew
York Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
CEntrai 7600
Chicago Board of Trade
Ben Teletype
York Curb
Exchange
(Associate)
and
the
the
Established 1871
175 shs.
200,000 shs."
4% pfd. stock (non-voting 1, par $5.
600,000 shs.
600.000 shs.
10-year 3Tt sink, fund debs., due 1958 $10,000,000
*$6,844,400
Class
at
time to other purchasers, including directors of the
corpora¬
contemplated by the terms of the offering to stockholders.
The corporation realized $81,060 therefrom before deducting expenses
same
tion,
FINANCING
Authorized
stock
and
"each
sold
preferred stock
obtain
to1
subscribed
sink-
of Israel.
the
of
consisted
and
(par $5).
PROCEEDS—To
re¬
Companies, a partner¬
Irving D. Wallach, in
by
the corporation of
acquired
so
applications,
Feb.
on
cash
1958, at par and
at $11 per share.
reserved for con¬
all
for
8. Wallach
for
all his right
title
application upon which has since been
issued United States Patent No. 2,398,457—"Visible Line Electric
Type¬
common
companies.
12 publicly offered $3,250,000 10-year 3e/(
Dec.
and
efforts
'*
The corporation
of
best
As
per
formed
(excluding
& Research
ship consisting of Robert S.
Wallach
and
exchange for the issuance of and delivery
180,000 shares of fully paid, non-assessable
of
Transfer
hereby.
the
cents
corporation
assets
ceivable) of Associated Engineering
corporation.
their
use
offered
25
Y,
N.
corporation
agreement.
New
a
of
of
commission
a
such
shares
the
and Class A Stock Offered—
Cr665,000
$183,141
the
has
and
said
of
sales
tc
of
Ampal-American Palestine Trading Corp.—Debentures
120,540
$567,275
&
sold
the
$110,000
made in prior years)
adjust prov.
preferred
Common
$2,472,646
788,740
other expenses.^—
and
depreciation
income
Common
Net
of
one
97,718
—
lor
available
.1
183,923
48,233
$967,576
Cost
r
$2,191,005
Drl5,319
—;—
1949
in
An
1946
1947
1948
is
underwriting
agreement
between
Co, the latter have undertaken to
agreed
1949
interest and 200,000 shares of
Sell., gen. & admin, exps.
i'
$1,817,835
—,2(net)—-——
•
selling,
(net)
The company on
Years End. Dec. 31—
sales
1948
$33,326,802 $38,350,803
*31,508,967
36,659,803
—
(net)—
income
tag fund debentures, dated April
American Phenolic Corp.— -Earnings—
Net
•
104,533
2,449,170
,-4.
.
3,899,684
3,716,285
2,979,166
deprec., deplet., etc,
income taxes——
6%
Common
—w
Gain
Other
4,445,439
$12,269,609 $13,978,450
expenses,
gen.
income
Net
.1—
—
this
properties
and business of the
The purchase was consummated
an
sideration
and
Provision
$9,533,011
that
announces
re
shares
cinally
1949
.
sales
Net
Cost of
Net
U.
,
(Including Wholly-Owned Subsidiaries)
Federal
$9,146,486
3,123,123
-
———J_;
and
Z
■'
.1 y■ ""
.»
,Y
■ ,.-t
i%7
-American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Co.—Earnings—
Interest
1948
1949
smelting, refining and mar¬
keting
operations
Other income
(net)
Admin,
$9.01
170, p. 2014.
Administrative,
Earnings—
(& Subs.)
Year Ended Dec, 31—
Total
'
;
:
442,124
221,062
$6,32
496,967
254,108 Z
share—^
per
Total
Metal Co., Ltd.
Co.
c
effect
541.
American
Profit
.j
-
,
-
"
Cost and
1949
1948 ;
$26,139,908 $22,529,375
'4,26b,416
l,J96,obl
—————
—
-
paid--
shares
Common
to
'''1
1948
etc. $25,447,789 $24,423,699
18,295
12,559
freight,
allow.,
___Z—
Cash dividends
—V.
.Calendar
President,
Offering—In connection with the recent offer¬
ing on March 22 of 40,000 shares of common stock
(par $1), at $2.50 per share, we give the following addi¬
tional particulars: Z
* -
-41
—
'
——
Earnings
,
$3,342,913
31.
Associated
Bioren
income
charge of a portion of its outstanding indebtedness.
engaged in the small
Broadfoot,
Broadfoot
Details
Co.—Earnings—
American Seating
Net
to the dis¬
2,603.239
$2,886,508
,
Net
in whole or in part,
2.015,861
(e.st.)__
Registrar: United States Corporation Co., New York,
Agent: Manufacturers Trust Co., New York, N. Y.
share.
and may be applied,
company,
41
I
to the general corporate purposes
at $15 per
sale will be applied
A.
Under
SEC covering 31,892 shares
,
295,814
_
taxes
Z—.
2433.
p.
;
.4
...
Federal Reserve System___.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
currency.——-
\
1943
386,691
$6,744,043
292,393
$5,584,874
-41
—-—
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Illinois—Registers With
of
Co.
Investment
of
Ahrens
proceeds
involved.
The
underwriting
Aspinook, in accordance with a revanlping
plan adopted in 1949, recently liquidated its Lawrence Print Works
Division and therefore the acquisition of Apponaug Co,
will permit
Aspinook to maintain its volume and still further diversify its opera¬
tions
in
the textile
printing, dyeing and iinishing trade.—V. 169,
*,.44
Bond Offerings.——.
Foreign
Reserve
unit.
per
No
1949
taxes,
profit
-Mr.
Course of Bank Clearings—,—-40
516,249
-Capt. Olivet, a Director—
$10
:
depreciation,
finishing field
lighter fabrics.
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
American Cladmetals Co.-
for
costs.
etc.————
Apponaug
242,675
2,617,607
945.
171, p
share
B
for operating
depreciation
-i.——
resulting principally from devalue,-
British
of
March
on
737.302
•-
250,093
.
the
Aspinook Corp.—Acquires Apponau'g Co.—
391,576
2,935,121
2.617,167
526,692
2,638,709
railway..
from
from
Net
Net
with
notification
of
for
William
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
From Jan. 1—
Gross
class
one
pay
and
State and City
letter
a
recently contracted to acquire the
Apponaug Co., of Apponaug, R. I,
$1,222,519
/
-V. 161, p. 2655.
29
Quotation Industrial Stock Averages.29
(Dow-Jones)
Miscellaneous Features
.
filed
20
Federal and. British income
Net
141,325
1947
Y
________
291.375
171,626
income.
oper.
to
before
tion
U. 3.
Transactions New York Curb Exchange. __,__30
56,670
$1,393,250
326,363
164,344
_
railway
from
Net
railway..
119,786
1948
-
used
Adjustment
..38
39
30
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
' "
1949
1950
.
and
shares
be
Provision
—
Markets.
Z
,
System, Inc., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files
March
on
Years Ended Dec. 31
•
;v/'•"
$1,330,093
February-
Exchange._——
Stock
Over-the-Counter
$397,084
RR.—Earnings—'
Alabama Great Southern
Exchange.
Stock and Bond Averages
''■
:
A
to
Income
:
1947
990,671
395,114
193,676
company
1754.
p.
Art Metal Construction Co.—Earnings—
;
-33
—_—35
—35
36
Exchange__
Curb
Montreal
\
103,670
The
class
Exchange.^——u-^33
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
$499,685
205,009
103,894
364,422
235,381
104,765
V
*.
Stock
Montreal
159,
SEC covering 50,000 shares of class A cap.tul .stock (par $1) and 5,000
shares of class B capital stock (par $1) to ba offered in units of ten
-__-32
San Francisco Stock Exchange——
171, p. 845.
"1948
.
709,905
203,780
railway
oper.
171,
'
railway——
from
Gross
income
oper.
From
-
$349,416
109,988
55,864'
railway..—
Stock
Pittsburgh
with the
RR.—Earnings—
1949
$418,695
111,120
50,604
1950
•
j
.--30
Exchange
Stock
Toronto
Akron Canton & Yoiingstown
,
____,__30
_
are
1940, Admiral operates plants in Chicago,
in December,
Incorporated
62,232
■
.
Aspinook Corp. below.—V,
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange——,-33
an¬
^
admitted
be
;
par;
See
——25
_z
Angeles Stock Exchange^,——31
Los
Midwest
2,000,000 shares of SI
Stock Exchange was
list
to
Los
1,237,284
256,959
112,582
144,043
Apponaug Co.—Acquired—
Arizona Warehouse
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
effective.
becomes
Harvard
this
of
capital
_
_
'
.
9
Stock Exchange
Boston
Detroit Stock Exchange
Admiral Corp.—Listing on Los
value
—
(Bonds)—21
Stock Exchange
171, p. 749.
Application
t
$3,791,504
—_
(Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange
101,000
—
share.;—Z_—_
common
4,450,000
—
——
——„—
1947
$635,171
,
,
945.
p.
■
^
Federal
1,345,024
262.920
115,923
120,5^3
,
income,
oper.
1948
$695,115
116,851
37,946
1,359,380
204,327
59,075
$653,763
131,773
56,181
1,286.207
211,866
156,183
railway
Net
Stock and Bond Quotations
.
.
;
—
ry.
1949'
1950
$619,122
tailway_Z
From Jan. 1—
$6,180,258 $11,660,529
resulting from (he devaluation of Canadian
currency
Net
••
from
$6,052,990 $11,568,630
,__
from
Net
48,747,153
In This Issue
from
Income
RR.—Earnings—
February—
$50,273,543 $60,315,783
„
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Ann Arbor
1949
-
and
INDUSTRIAL
-
(& Sub.)—Earnings—
Years—
sales
Net
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Phone
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COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
JLLllL
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-
which
are.
to an important degree, financed
the corporation owns an interest.
which
The
associated
companies
General
are
of which the corporation owns 51
&
Corp.,
independently
Computing
but
Machines
in
Blaw-Knox Co.
Corp.,
Sales
owns
which
of
the
corporation
of the voting stock, and Transonic
95% of the outstanding stock.
products
services
purchase
Authorized
Outstanding
300,000 shs.
Costs
—,—
and
expenses—_
Federal, Ptnn.
Computing
UNIT
income taxes-
posal
FINANCING
Computing
to
split
stock
common
to
persons
of
such
Net
Ccrp.
authorized
its
into 300.000
other
under
have
and
directors
consideration
a
of
Earnings
pro¬
—V.
outstanding
shares and
100 shares of voting
authorize and offer for sale
to
the
than
corporation an additional 100,000 shares )'
with a
view to obtaining
additional funds
stock
common
SPLIT—The
STOCK
AND
Machines
The
&
SEC
Co.,
$3,533,408
$2.87
—
the
Power
1
■
The
of
'
•
30,000
stock.
purchase
to
stock
of
of
178,084
owns
held
are
by
Corp.
Co. at
■' / /
constitute ? 13.7%
Ripley
shares
issuance
Ridge
••
1258.
p.
Blue
Shipbuilding
"•
shares
10,971
the
an
the
shares
about
$28.52
'<
•
Period End. Feb. 28—
Gross
Net
Net
income
—V.
171,
1950—2 Mos.—1948
$32,671,747 $36,441,657
.
$69,097,526 $74,013,756
8.039,468
5,304,072
income—
oper.
3,614.310
3,330,459
3,089,023
_
946.
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
income
ry.
Boston & Maine
'
■
necessary,
both
provided
from
The
2,779,069
7,138,099
4,835,609
-
Taxes
'*
•
171,
the
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay
Gross
from
railway.
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income
From Jan.
Gross
Net
1949
1947
Other
$176,475
$183,854
91,436
69,650
86,287
66,246
37,039
30,406
41,070
25,631
391,779
222,351
89,764
Net ry. oper. income,—
—V. 171, p. 1042.
1,008,367
223,047 .599,190
3 3,497
62,420
\
>
366,904
162,626
76,844
!
130,^71
65,016
*
51,100
142.860
r.
$316,574/
267,374
186,590
—
Net deficit
946.
$360,636
-
374,032
$162,636
1%
operations.
for
this
unborrowed
Point RR.-
West
FOR
Not
February—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
railwayrailway—-.
Net
Net
ry.
$302,544
31,921
18,011
64,798
*4,629
*14,233
11,857
railway
668,297
747,555
Available
Net
129,119
for
fixed
*7,009
25,365
♦12,931
income—'
♦Deficit.—V.
*4,792
«\Net
—V.
stockholders
April
on
will
11
vote
Financing—
on
the
February—
from railway
1950
Gross
preference
railway
—
,
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
ry.
*—V.
to
from
railwayrailway
from
Net
171,
business
22,115.099
23.751,681
24 692,821
23,697,289
tain
4.901,702
income—
oper.
5,170,254
5 .606,428
4,830,059
—V.
2,382,617
2 662,109
2,418,824
shares
for
these
$1,920,794
171,
professional
.
whom
to
men
relationship
946.
with
The
*
corporation
Inc.,
therefor
Seaboard
its
3(4 %
would
notes
its
two
Distribution
construction
The
important
SEC
to
and
applied
unsecured
$625,000
to
the
from
period
SEC
for
A
will
parent, The Columbia
March 31, 1951, and to
finance,
in
part,
its
1950
be
ruled
in
lieu
Conimittee
that^the
tion
con¬
dividend
Until
has
been
15 to holders of
issued
>' The
notes.
to
stock
payable M$y
authorization
its
ending
50%
the
and
balance
subsidiaries,
Corp.,
to
would
Amere
be
used
in
has
given
the
invested
Utilities
Gas
Co.
connection
programs.
upon
be
Net
record
stock
common
of
be
May 15,. 1950.—V.
April 15, 1950.
shares/ .'. •',/ •
the
not
170,
the
on
New
York
quoted
interested
Virginia
their
J
April
10
to
request
7
'
>
such
stock
'
Co.
(&
of
income
less
interest
jy.
j.
<
Ohio
RR.—Earnings—
Period. End. Feb. 28—
Railway
1950—Month—1949
rev._
Railway operating
?
operating
exps.
$22,302,042
19.264.603
-
'
Total
»
expense.331,482
The
to
operating
Provision
for
Grcss
Federal
Net rev, from ry. oper.
Net ry. operating income
inc. aft. fixed chgs.
$3,037,439
$5,657,604
1,350.874
2,738,941
>489,646
910,487
Net
♦Deficit.—V.
171,
1253.
p.
$6,037,576 $11,369,748
2,280,701
5,578,032
♦1,328,089
2,027,138
Net
income
from
Net
ry.
;
Note:
The
amounted
Bangor & Aroostook RR. —Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
Net
Net
Net
•
oper.
ry.
revenues
from
rev.
ry.
171,
after
$1,675,873
$2,338,352
958,944
435,222
457,879
680,494
392,749
368.723
"' 593,120
263,539
217,624
Net
ry.
—V.
-
171,
1
Value
1948
1947
$950,278
$793,736
470,930
233.397
1,875.775
1,474,982
,-879,984
597,032
Gross
429,143
318,660
Net
1,705,586
903,063
821,013
403,463
421,156
inccme—_
contract
Corp.—Vending Machine Contract—
the
complete
manufacture
and
several
assembly
\
of
hundred units of a new and Improved
vending machine* for.
dispensing popular soft drinks has been awarded to this
corporation
by the Master Corp., of Little Rock, Ark. The first units
are expected
off the production lines in April.—V.
171, p. 1142,
FebruaryNet
from
Net
ry.
railway
yard
From Jan.
Gross
$305,972
Net
from
ry.
oper.
171,
>
/
in
$1,019,280
*33,436
2,156
184,552
10,757,740
14,254
$538,545
$4.98,890
$1,968,645
21.04c
U. S.
.3-
Net
Net ry.
2,447,456
2.053,658
'326,941
213,159
*67,020
18,740
332,517
1,947,270
366,563
"
income—"
oper.
,
Sales
Donaldson,
to
succeed
years with the
Subsidiaries
of
i
dering
Other
Vice-President
Dunnell,
for
who
company.—V. 170, p. 2434,
paid
for
costs
Estimated
Balance
Dividends
•
'
1947
;■
$314,049
38,106
.
U.
sold
and
-
Finance, has been elected
recently retired after 20
-1
Net
•
■
Dividends
»
from
1
.'
'
6%
basis
142,320-
*7,676
17,793,
States)
,
1949
/.
:
/
*133,354
*2,352
*114,889
•'
-
*60,688
•
•
•.
,
i
'
.•
*225,171
*132,385
171,
1142/ /
p.
made
was
by
'
;
~
to
of
;s
1,
trustee
1970.
yield
over
1,
The
of
group
bonds
after
$100
the company
of
perpetual
4%
the
'
-
$25
each
security.—V.
.
2.
p.
bankers
of
and
p.
are
income
and
the
*
period
April
ordinary
The
stock
bonds
new
secured
by
pledge
a
debenture
stock,x
;
;
/
1949
■
of
shares
••
1948
-
r
$245,605,362 $260,027,447
7,764,599
5,768,383
taxes—:/
$12.12
•>
taken
'
^
t
.
stock
i
(par
stock
cent)
at
ceni
one
of'notes subscribed for.
.
,
February—
.
and
oV
$35,000
with the
on
share
per
the
with
They were-expected
7.
,
/•/
Net
ry.
..
oper; inccme.__
•r
$1.50
«j_J / i
'
' '
1947
98,447
.7,517
-*42,628
>-12,592
5,719,922
5,910,451
5,908,127
.5,136.458
'501919
530,527
585,312
162,569
16,568
9,919
*323,925
1
-
•:
*132,103
''7
railway
railway
ry. .oper.
/
$2,545,023
290,566
1—
from
Central
951,013
.
7,300,000
income—/"
*42,944
r
Net
ry.
oper.
Net
'
-
•<
1949
1950
$705,000
52,183
*56,712
...
$765,000.
•
1948 -
"
94.560
2,008
•
1947
$804,000
140,224
30,662
$819,625
180,503:
73,672
"
from
from
'
>
.
railway..—'
railway—
Net-ry. oper.
$2.52
Ry. Inc.— -Earnings—
income.—
FromJan. 1—
Gross
3,742,643"
/
Vermont
February—
Grose from railway-,—s-.
Net from
railway.
_-/
r
961,005'.
$7,479,693 $12,582,134 '
v
'
$2,902,970
214.982
1,065,212
4,496.041
•
1948
•
$2,838,184
278.492
_
♦Deficit.—V. 171, p. 948.
21.669.779'
1,708;462
_—
-—
1949-
$2,800,024
from
Net
$5,771,236 $11,621,129,
—i_r—:
railway
railway——
From Jan.
-Earnings-
1950
from
1,476,000
"
income—.'
1,551,0001,536,000
1G2.165
202.160-
*57,845"
3,832
J
*Deficit'.—V. 171, p, 947.
•
Co.—Offering to Stockholders— j
common
amount
up.
,.
$8.85.!
';v
common
of
\
///fi
•
shares
/
first*
1142.
share
•
98.75
-
value
bonds.
consolidated
171,
at
company's
*"
during
par
-
Federal
common
%
investment
priced
was
time
any
into
for
were
This
1936.
at
1959
shares
the
of
a
3.20%.
since
covertible
April
four
by
& Co., Ltd. and A. E. Ames & Co..
$20,000,000 convertible 3Va% collateral trust
of
be
30
,
Gundy
securities
will
of
March
on
Wood,
issue
new
principal
all
from
A
..
1947
$184,400
*52,843
*246,608
five
Net
1,985.335
1,378,048
paid '
Earnings per share
17C, p. 1799.
1948
$192,000
*193,003
per
of
$1
Gross
*
•.
49,877,139
20,737,637
3,550,000
—_
—i.
—V.
J
income-—
175,000
be
to
1948
1,123.083
'
foreign subs.
'
v
*79,960
promissory notes covered by the letter of notification filed
on
Feb.
10
were
recently offered to the stockholders
each
2,135,256
—
taxes__
*
England—Earnings—*
1949
$168,000
_____—
The
18,116
47,958,731
—
___/—j..
received
income
■:"«
./
*21,592
Net
taxes——_
-1
income
used
working
*43,506
Casa de Paga Gold
88.132'
ren¬
expenses—.
S.
be
for
377,000
through
170,
586,460
United
offices—'—/—
sales
1950
Central of Georgia Ry.
in
"
—
of
use
and
to
are
and
,'V. y ;-r.•/--
—$32,460,121 $94,050,358-,
193,870
*. 419,299
—
local
plant,
S210.00C
*
—_—
state and
,
•
Mark
services
security,
Depieciation
proceeds
*98,059
income
—V.
;
$82,653,991 $94,469,657
Social
The
equipment
Calendar Years—
<
(& Sub.)—Earnings—
7
products
and
382,000
basis
the
95,804
92,457
services—;
manufacturing
share.
per
16,693
Sales
24.84c
>
586,617
income
of
$5
statement with the'
!
'
.
company's senior
Gross
Cost
Canada—Regis¬
V- Carnation Co.—Earnings Up Sharply—
'
•
'*13.653
737,047
Operating
*
91,684
(par $1) to be offered to
share., for
each
share
held.
one-half
erect
general obligation
with
$1,828,225'
$274,145
206,811
5
and
products
:",j ;
32,573
..—V
.
Miscellaneous income
'meeting,
March 27.
A.
<
-
\
First quarter sales !are
running approximately 10% ahead of the
$19,800,000 of sales reported for the first quarter of
1949, James
DeCamp Wise, President, told stockholders at the annual
John
-
90,324
4,270
:
;
298,725
358,000
bonds
a
SEC
"Deficit.—V. 171, p. 943.
-
52,235
18.30c
-
152,401
railway.—_
697,232
railway-/
"168,213
■
;
interest
the
the
1—/'
Calendar Year—7
131,063
455,428
946
New Treasurer Elected—
Treasurer
v
be
1185.
maturing April
1952,
are
7,359,815
1948 -•
$407,412
from
from
Total
,
-
1949
-$335,929
railway94.241
ry.4 oper. income
14,171
Gross
_
1950
-•>/:,
*139,750
offering
The
.
Net
"
■'
371.000
a
on
56,247
from
Rent
on
:•
164,841
$895,088
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc.—Sales Show Gain-
held
bonds,
'
99,748
1.639,378
p.
...
of
public
1950—9 Mos.—1949
2,370,715
/
railway—
from
"> 24,928
35,246.
*71.693
jointly
accrued
Higher-
Burlington-Rock Island RR.- -Earnings—
February—
1947
156,499
income
♦Deficit.—V.
1948
$1,206,508
1—
from
Net
1949
35,178
income—
railway
railway-,
above,^
foreign
1003.
p.
(Including
♦187,476
railway
oper.
;
17.82c
per
169,
RR.—Earnings—
1950
from
after
respective years.
15,387
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Bessemer & Lake Erie
Gross
the
1950—3 Mos.—1949
i—■
From Jan.
for
1943,
in
3,022,000
_
7,870"
"
•
62,775 ■■/> *38,574
155,314
80,410'/;
/-
14,543
of
income /-'
oper.
Earnings
Net
calling
in
$170,082
included
•
cents
—V.
/
;■
ry.
headed
$5.04
177,674
196,355
r
'
946.
p.
subsidiaries,
$209,831
and
253,138
I
307,121
Canadian Pacific Ry.—Bonds Offered— V
327,560
336.719
3,706,815
Beech Aircraft
A
Ry.—Earnings—
ounce
1949
157,225
railway
railway-
oper.
and
,
'••/•
/
1947
$138,524
*27,757
railway
railway—__//
Offering
$2,401,347,
$3.67
,.
Period End. Feb. 28—
«
368,904
from
from
1949,
•
Yardage dredged
$729,189
ry, oper. income.—
From Jan. 1—
Net
in
foreign
rate
1—
*Deficit.—V.
Ltd.,
of
^
.'V
from
Net
M,355,000
•
Ounces fine gold—L—
Value at $35 U. S. per
1950
railway
railways
Net
Gross
$16,538
1799.
p.
/
1948
>
63,703
-
*136,873
railway
from
1,
$747,687
from
from
to
income
.
583.173
Bulolo Gold Dredging, Ltd.—Production
fixed
February
Net
—V. '170,
1,264,773
Beaumont Sour Lake & Western
Gross
net
'
$113,787,
21,884
"
$2,965,156
796,235
946.
p.
■
548,858
charges
V.
—
share
exchange deductions of $203,927
1950—2 Mos.—1949
$1,289,335
oper.
income
oper.
income
1950—Month—1949
329,354
taxes__
common
atv
oil
,
■:£/y-:;
1949
-
93,033
site,
p.
,
3,573,502
$1,780,391
per
y ;•> "•
•
$152,139
>1 >•/.
railway-—..
oper.
Net
11,886,322
—
income
Earnings
plant
From Jan.
10,928.413
1,210,000
—
offered
drilling
■.y"
ine
165,
from
Net
240,522
9,333,212
3,720,150
-j.-;.
expenses—
depreciation—
with
be
'
'
Canadian National Lines in New
10,826.897
—.
Salaries
Other
I
1042.
p.
offering price will
purchase
-
828,105,004 $30,723,262
Materials and manufacturing services
and wages
1950—2 Mos.—1949
$29,238,457 $49,562,419 $60,724,075
23.580,353
43.524.843
49,354,327
171,
.at
capital.—V.
has
Subs.)—Earnings
income
/
*38,164
V1/ J
...
inccme—^,
oper.
stockholders
Gross
Baltimore &
notification
to
complete
to
The corporation on March 30 filed
a/registration
SEC covering 28,458 shaies'of common
stock
Year—,n
' 1949
"/ 1948
products and services—$27,773,522 $30,487,740
Finance
used
distribu¬
'
.
of
stock
be
Canadian Admiral Corp., Malton,
Ont.,
Calendar
SaL>
a
3213.
p.
1—
.
.
letter
a
common
1
stock,
Exchange
$0.74
1,346,889
...
1950
railway____
railway—/—
February—
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
*
1950
■
until
persons
and
filed
17
*90,913 /
income—
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
Scrip certificates
V"
-i
Curb
"ex"
1910.
p.
common
v?$0.92
1,399,501
f $9,440
-
from
from
Net
main¬
Stock Distribution—
declared
fractional
of
Securities
on
ry,
From Jan.
prospects/
short-term
with
''/
application.—V. 148,
in
March
cn
ters With SEC—
.
of
hearing
the
utilize
program,
23
$1,700,000
during
struction
Gas
March
on
additional
an
System,
issue
is
customers
$0.94 -$0.74
"
t
coiporation
Gross
1042.
p.
borrow
./
Net
.
Brown Rubber Co., Inc.—50%
to
it
their
506,139
,
1,000,090
.
......
Net
the
personal
p.
638.108
'
.
Gross
to
and
direct
.
February—
from railwgy_,J^
from railway—^*—
f
")■
1,916,553
Atlantic Seaboard Corp.—Seeks to Borrow—
Gas
v.
•'
504,770
1,282,686
-
-
170, p. 686.'
"... '
$1,506,229
dividends—
/Cambria & Indiana
RR.—Earnings—
a
shares.—V.
'
2,010,999
»
registration statement with5
capital stock:
Broad Street Sales
of
$1,893,600
2,511,721
590,927
Calnev Investment Corp., Los
Angeles, Calif.—Files—
opening of business March 13, the common stock,
trading on the Midwest Stock Exchange.
/: ■■/'
This company,
with its principal offices in St. Paul,;; Minnesota,,?
offers a direct
advertising service to its customers, vlt manufacturesover
800 different paper,
leather, metal and plastic items for the
functioning of its advertising service which is directed particularly
"
1947
at
admitted
was
1948
250,000
•
Effective
i.
.
1949
covering
filed
726 709
902,450
stock——
the
Corp.—Registers With SEC—,
24
<!
1948
$9,819,038
1258.
p.
..
The
27,086,242
'r Brown & Bigelow—On Midwest Stock Exchange—;
$10,753,355 $11,528,476 $12 ,172,338 $11,422,928
2 ,770,778
2,431,218
2,613,701
2,340,948
1 324,897
1,164,151
1,226,436
877,190
oper.. income
SEC
March
YEARS
6,296 279
______
;
SEC.covering 20,000 shares of
($10 per share), the proceeds to
well.
No underwriting involved.
on
the
759,293
outstanding at year-end—./—
outstanding i__j__——_____
„
74.858,960
31,657,713
-
the
standby
commitment.
$2,371,957
;
par
Corp. is the distributor
''
'
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Earnings—
from
——i
.___
com¬
with
a
6,767,536
—
and
171,
the
the
...
.
946.
p.
corporation
■'f'"1"'
.
ry.
171,
The
increasing authorized
common
stock from 1,172,000 shares to 1,400,000 shares.
It is reported that the
company may issue and sell later this year
$2,000,000 of convertible debentures.—V. 170, p. 782.
,>
•.
.••••• *
Net
(est.)
revenue
Broad Street Investing
>
Net
>
v T
.•
*
shares
—V.
171, p. 1042
Atlantic City Electric Co.—Probable
The
*•
S
!
123,884,473 101,945,202
—
of
deductions
for common
Shares
time
expansion
taxes—
charges—
other
income
On
"
1,010,721
and
On average shares outstanding
^
1948
Operating expenses, est. depreciation, amortization, capital and other charges—.
_——*92,226,760
66.954
railway——
oper.
(& Subs.)
same
CALENDAR
_/
and
$323,046
648,366
72,344
earnings from operation—
"
be
Consolidated)
revenue
Interest
tne
i_______1 $10,909,507
operating
588,381!
1949
V-
..
Gross
16,844
81,578
:>-' '•
/
\
♦17,266"
617,030
//'//.
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
1947
$361,984
1—
from
from
1943
$305,655
income—
oper,
From Jan.
Gross
1949
8231,835
from
Net
-
to
-<
'1949
revenues
expenses
Balance
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.
Earnings—
"
1950
at
year's
portion
EARNINGS
Earned per common share:
Atlanta &
and
■
short-term agreement
borrowings is to be 2%, with
on
Subsidiaries
(Mexicon
Preferred
.
from
$2,000,000
a
the
on
operating
,384,642
$564,996
higher
fair /return
a
remaining $2,000,000 through issu-"
mid-year.
If
market
conditions
are
needed
Interest
of
Net
/
'
re¬
prefer¬
The
revenues.
provide.
Depreciation
$649,977
-
:
.
5.60%
the
Maintenance
145,992!
551,600
192,165
„
$333,089
_•
p.
■-
287,045
to
will consider
raising
required in 1951.
be
funds
CONSOLIDATED
$503,935/
,
196,921
the
to
and
raise
Other
$163,715
:
64,782
,
$120,375
*
etc.—v-
j ''Deficit.—V. 171,
$251,792
V
of
consolidated
says,
about
negotiated
»/4
Operating
81,109
"
*821,985
the
America.
of
v
<*
"V.
'.
income
Contir.^ent charges
318,640
160,241
Gross
of
.
485,706
—.
22%
Years Ended Dec. 31—
1,049,829
34,555
income
RentaL, int.,
1—
454.256
505,525
293,079
—
$162,731
railway..—
railway
_/
479,166
(Dr >.
rents
rents
recently
charge
(Dr)_—
—
Net ry. oper. income,.
1943
$204,949
from
from
Ry.—Earnings-
1950
5,142,733
about
of
management
guarantee
pany
•
hand
on
money which will
To
1950—8 Mos,—1949
$6,501,257 $12,489,707 $13,486,737
5,487,396
10,656,01511,366,103
$5,927,548
Equipment
Jt. facil.
February—
—
—
of
of
Cage
securities
new
favorable
1950—Month—1949
revenues
expenses
history,"
report
increased
plans to
company
of
new
re¬
RR.—February Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28-*-
Operating
Operating
Mr.
for
cash
of
:
,
5%
which accounts for 9%
Bank
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
annual
an application to the California Public
authority to increase rates in the telephone
for
are
ance
stockholders.—V.
company's
the
-
,
per
the
the
in
*
holders
than
in
,
labor costs and for large property
madewlunng recent years at
prevailing'high unit costs' 'i
The
company\ cash requirements for construction in
1950
are
estimated at about
$4,500,000, of which S2,5oo,000 is expected
Cramp
and
„
their
Cj^-^fnS
additions
.
outstanding
(80.9% )
140
shares
of
■
...
-
*;
exemption
30,000
a'price
that
more
best
stockholders
ttJu?' co™I,any '? preparing
Commission
Company Act permitting Harriman Ripley
from
Cramp
:
Harriman
maining
announced
told
'
Utilities
rates
29
and
the
of
one
.
•
Financing—
Company
division,
Investment
Power Co.—Plans
the ,5'/2%.
preference stock have
holdings
into
common
stock. ' ' California
Electric
late last year issued an additional
17,614 common
shares
for
purchase
of
two
small
hydro-electric
plants
which
it
previously had operated under lease.
1.731,023
-1,411,468
$2.51
<
was
President,
30.
Cage disclosed
stock
converted
$4,050,895
1,764.335
—
—/
March
on
Inc.,
share,
1257.
p.
Mr,
3,080,000
1,411,468
-
March
ence
1010M
under
common
Computing which would then be held by the corporation
which, if the above-mentioned 100,000 shares of common stock
Computing are sold, would then be a minority interest.
171,
_
share
per
170, T.
order
General
—V.
—
1949
year
Cage,
leased
Blue Ridge Corp.—Sale of Cramp Stock Authorized—
General
and
income
paid
—..——
Capital shares outstanding———
required for its production program, but such arrangement has not
yet been worked out. If the proposed split is approved by the directors
and
stockholders of General Computing, it is the present intention
of the directors of the corporation to distribute to its stockholders
approximately 150,000 of the 153,000 shares of common stock of
of
2,270.000
Dividends
«
PLANS
Oeneral
"The
Albert
1
proceeds will be used for loans to General
Transonic and for general corporate purposes of the
and
1948
$66,674,275 $69,251,107
60.865,867
62*120,212
—
net
corporation.
v
etc.—
w—>—
other
and
'
PROCEEDS—The
*
'
$66,280,003 $68,723,473
-•
394,272
522',634
—
discounts,
California Electric
,
1949
and
interest,
Total
300,000 shs.
SI)
(par value
of
Dividends,
CAPITALIZATION, GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Common stock
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Calendar Year—
,
.
;
.
.
.i'vT'
-
-
t;
i.
' 1,580,057
176,917
244,236
' *41,854
24,650
'
Volume
171
Number 4895
THE
Century Electric Co.—Earnings—
Net
sales
Other
inccme
( t i
'■
i Total
Cost
and
Federal
Net
——J'
and
income
taxes
95,000
income
Earnings
$1,440,775
1950
for.working capital.,.
231,608
-
$1.42
February—
from
from
Net
ry.
From Jan.
Gross
from
ry.
—V.
1948
1947
$387,370,
47,115
27,395
10,069
""7,810
171,
railway./,-.. T1
>44,812
"
Gross
48,978
800,654
816,640
128,136
168.107
76,006
.
12,683
52,055
Robert
D.
Bowers &
stcck
at
of
*
»
constructed
east
of
the
"
The
;
i
of
and
City of
located
are
on
Net
approximately 10
profit before
—V.
5,
171,
'a
4
operations—-———
?"'"<*>
:
Gross
>
Railway oper.a.revenues.
Net
rev.
Net
ry.
from ry.
oper._
-.'**»
*1,720,715
"Deficit.—V. 171, p.' 1146. i
'.7
/O
'
>
•
7 v
Burlington
&
Quiricy
RR.—Bonds
Quickly
100 %T plus
at
books
accrued
interest.
-
were
Two
1
Inc.,
»
other
bids,
also
Lehman
98.529;
for
3s,
bid of 99.53.
a
Stuart
98.1259.
&
>>*:'
A sinking fund calls for the deposit of $250,000
annually
1950 to 1988 for redemption of the bonds at
prices ranging from 101 to
100.
The bonds are otherwise
subject to redemption. at prices ranging
from 104 to 100.
The railroad will redeem the old bonds at HOV2
for 10 days after receipt of
*
payment for the
I
-
PROCEEDS—Will
Feb.
1,
1952,
mortgage
„
AVz%
expenditure
of
.
be
the
used
bonds
B
March
of
in
1,
railroad
bonds.;
new
part to provide for
outstanding
series
since
line
new
a
of
$12,460,100
due
"}
</;■
.
redemption
and
between
City
Junction, Mo., and
Needles Junction,
Mo.
The new line will shorten and improve the
company's route between Kansas City and Chicago.
;
/,
r
The company has announced that
after receipt of payment for the
hew bonds it will for a period of 10 business
days pay not less than
110Vn%
plus accrued interest to date of delivery for any series B
bonds
presented
at
J.
P.
Morgan
&
Co.
capitalization
outstanding
General
Incorporated.
(
bonds, due 3-1-58—
mtge.
4%
giving
effect
to
Series
of
1985,
$31,872,000
3V»%, due 8-1-85—
Series
,
of
of
1990 3%
Equipment
V
59,282,000
—
1970, 27/aCH
Series
.
bonds, due 8-1-70
bonds, due 2-1-90—;_w_—_
obligations
various
rates
and
and
conditional
maturing
sale
through
deposit
\
stock
(par
value
UNDERWRITERS—The
first
$100
names
of
the
of
Stanley & Co. $2,000,000
Blyth & Co., Inc.
Dick
&
Drexel
The
Co
&
First
Corp.
Goldman,
Sachs &
Harriman
Ripley
Co.
R.
(Inc.)
The
Kalman
i
V
&
Co.,
J
from
ry.
Bros.
Gross
'•')
From Jan. 1—
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
Gross
from
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
I
s
railway....
31,315,149
railway.——
from
7,996,567
3,130,373
income—
oper.
171,
p.
1253.
.
1
tions
to
debentures
of
to
approximately
and
the
to-bear
individuals
40
/.
and
" "*•
with
Sales
1950
,1949
$2,968,525
1948
$3,039,671
j.
983,213
740,220
income—
479,592
396,870
?;v
railway_l^_
5,936,665
railway-—:_L
1,930,578
income-—
987,031
oper.
1947
«
921,803
_,'h
:
*,
>
764,878
2,033,383
1,147,825
860,779
Subs.)
'
•
operating
income-
——
Book
„
3,045,762
i, 549,911
1,362,043
1,217,450
Louis—Filing With SEC
account
and
of
Willard
Wm.
F.
R,
Cox,
Dowdall
President, through
Co., has been with¬
&
1258.
'/
1949
'
.
4
share
$5.33
paid per share—
paid
srfkre
and
of
Gross
equipment
of
for
foreign
$38.40
(net)
$34.58
.46,768,000
current
45,871,000
4.6 to 1
4.4 to I
liabilities
35,053,000
30,629,000
—„_6,164,000
8,644,000
1,650,000
1,310,000
-
T
/
depreciation—
domestic
4,250,000
81,583,000
stock
common
to
additions"
Provision
1,126,000
3,000,000
89,222,000
I.:.
assets
$3.00
4,645,000
—
capital
current
S3.50
"
$3D0
4
of
$3^6
$3.50
share—......
per
—
value per
1948
r.f
290,959,000 302,194,000
203,996,000 220,347,000
86,963,000
81,847,000
11,076,000
7,557,000
————
L.
employees.^..^.:^—
employees
8,700
—■—
8,400
'
7,900
—
1,600
6,800
1,600
15,200
15,100
preferred
stockholders———
No. of common stockholders___j__4
,—Vv 170, p. 2435.
i
Colonial Acceptance Corp.,
Chicago—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
$
share—convertible).
& Harris,
Inc., is named
1
>
Sills, Fairman
The stock is to be offered
share
per
to
the
-
,
,;/':•>T
}
./•>
the principal underwriter.
with a $0,62
as
public at $5 per share,
underwriting commission, *
'
■
>
The
company engages
in. the finance business,
consisting of the
making of discount loans, financing the purchase anti sale
of various
•types' of personal property, chiefly new and used
automobiles
household appliances and the
Proceeds
applied
p.
of
in
the
part
stock
the
to
making of small loans.
sale
will
reduction
be
of
added
to
outstanding bank
563,657,035
88,617,758 107,453,925
:
<;
8,397,996
11,821,207
97,015,754
Total income
J
capital
loans.—V.
882/':,". V,
account
ct
the
and
170.
•
Stores Inc.—Earnings—
*
Period—
,..
V>
,
1
?
',•/■/■;
52 Weeks
■„
53 Weeks;
Ended
.
Dec. 31/49
..
.r
Net
'
'
■'«,
-
sales
Costs
Jan. 1, '49
$
$
:
—168,558,369 169,202,900
—
and
expenses.—*
119,275,132
Operating
—
164,140,121
—.
Other
profit.—
164,961,118
4,418,248.
income
4,241,782-
83,090
64,213
4,501,338
200,744
1,746,100
....
20,958,362
21,507,807
20,999,570
31,990,286
\ !
.
,
Net
income
in
1949
:
—
"Adjusted to
sold
FINANCING
^
55,057,822
65,777,039
eliminate the
and
operations of a public utility subsidiary
include the equity in its earnings in other income.
to
DURING
1949—Cities
Service
Co.
retired
all
its
4,305,995-
standing $51,069,700 of 5%, debentures.
The $52,625,000 required for
principal and call, premiums was obtained from the sale of TheOhio
Public
6,232,051
from
a-temporary
.
4,848,232
corporate
the
;
SEC
>
of Feb.
of
and
28,
and
the
are
to
be
debentures
>
covering
offered
at
Service
cash./'
.
CO.
/ Cities Service Co.
$1,500,000 of which
fund.
.
■,
'/Funded
panies
and
,
other
also
of
retired
" >■
which
$6,600,000,
acquired
were
,
stock
common
bank loan
*■;
- >.
provided
and
the
$44,591,000,
balance
from,
$2,119,800 of its 3% debentures,
through operation of the sinking
■
long-term
debt
of
be
of¬
10
partnerships, associa¬
1950, had made advances
consolidated
decreased
subsidiary
com¬
$42,100,000 during the year.
This represents theby- which debt reductions due to the elimination of The Ohio:
Public Service Co. and to
sinking fund retirements and redemptions
exceeds the amount of debt issued
by subsidiary companies/*
*
*
./'The major financing by
subsidiary companies included the fol-:
lowing:
.•
>
//
amount
r-v
v
Arkansas.Louisiana Gas Co. in September borrowed from a bank the
sum
of „$9,500,000
on
its
2%%
note
due
in
1952.
The proceeds
provided funds for construction of the gas pipeline
extending from
the
Waskom
Arkansas,
and
Field
in
Texas
to
Perla
Junction,
near
Little
Rock,
for other facilities.
Subsidiaries
of
Cities Service
on
3%
Oil
Co.
notes to
(Delaware)
borrowed
total
a
122,408
1
2,554,494
2,356,370
$3.51
$3.26
share
—V.
Colorado Milling & Elevator Co.
.
9 Months Ended Feb. 28—
Gross sales, less
Other operating
;
Total
income
Consolidated
"Based
finance construction expendi¬
on
per
1949
$66,109,473 $72,988,912
etc.
1,318,740
900,056.
—
profit-
common
.
income
1950
———
"Net
Subs.)—Earnings
& freight out—
income—storage, grinding,
operating
(&
«
returns, allow.
income.
$67,428,213 $73,888,968
$490,254
$1,693,765'
:
199,166
—
$0.38
——
share—
523,174 shares currently outstanding.—V.
975,992.
'
'
$1.86
171, p. 102.
.
February
Gross
Net
ry.
railway
railway
Jan.
299,919
inccme
oper.
1947
$1,067,867
$915,711
221,440
206,442
194,403
95,874
107,983
51,661
1,976,115
railway..
railway
from
ry;
1948
$1,038,983
*
1,894,750
2,237,471
130,917
462,145
*41,699
126,567
62,124
1—
from
Net
1949
$970,690
—
oper.
From
Gross
1950
from
Net Jrom
518,357
income
; 'Deficit.—V. 171,
Chronicle
fluctuations In the
rates
of
exchange, remittance
for
$42.00
per year.
>
.
1
Colorado & Southern
Ry.—Earnings—
Net
*
of $9,636,750 from banks
Net profit
Earnings per common
171, p. 1042.
186,417
1,640,800
loss
Consolidated net
•
will
deductions
Provision for income taxes
out¬
12,686,084
1,922,108
Income
Subsidy refund and fire
Countries,
On
and
f
.
working
'
■/
493,942,963 456,203,110
With
,
The corporation 011 March
27 filed a registration statement with
the
SEC covering 164,560 shares of
class A common
stock, first series (par
value $1 pei*
p.
'
1,897,190'
378,819
*
146,641
i
106,345
1047.
(Reg. XX.'..S, Patent Office); William B,
Dana-Company,- publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 8, N. Y.f REctor 2-9570. Herbert D.
William Dana Seibert, President; William D.
Seibert, Editor and Publish^;
Riggs, Business Manager./Published twice a' week
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue)
with a statistical vissue on Monday!.
Other
Ofjflces: 135 8. La Salle St., Chicago 3. Ill
(Telephone State 0613): ! Drapers' Gardens/ London.
E. C.f England, c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1950 by William B. Dana Company.as second-class matter February 25,
Reentered
1942, at the post office at New?York, N. Y^ under; the Act of March
3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of PanAmerican Union, $35.00 per year; In Dominion of
Canada, $38.00 per year. Other
NOTE:
*
/
SEC
Ended
$
.607,040
.
1,023,060
*1948
582,560.721
—
896,209
681,640
746,659
subsidiaries—...
Plant
5,425,732
1949
———
expenses.—
/
in the company..^
in reserve for inventory price decline
worth
Colonial
'
919,277
,
common
Earnings—
'
.<,
496,875
3,310,372
—_—
Ratio
/.
(&
336,441
2,757,625
——————
Working
1,592,496
888,594
>
'
240,150
"■
1947
-
2,613,928
.
Co.
dividends
Reduction
;
6,233,434
.
-713,841
Earnings retained
Net
405,456
-
6.014,811
1,620,874
171, p. 947.
$1,440,671
588,629
as
$2,679,851
"
sales
foreign
Common
service;
511,153
.>,*
..
<
*
the
&
dividends
of
$2,965,580
for
Preferred
No.
retired
1948
$1,598,212
-
per
of
had
1949
452,o84
1
the
with
Earnings
Si';
credited
,51223.
p.
$1,330,179
—
Walker
of
No.
of
authorized
1950
income—
railway
Net'income
No.
employees
1146.
320,985
railway.
oper., income
Domestic
offered to
years
$1.58
171, p.
'
$1,095,734
World-wide sales L*.—-
■'
25
$1.96
CalendarYear—
:
34,319,681
.
33,118,309
2%: interest
Financial
those
419,845
Electric Illuminating Co.—To Inc.. Stock—
<
filing
H.
Employees could carry
the payroll instead of
on
1948
$3,319,464
522,688
share
common
opei\
share
G.
Chrysler's
37,386,533
.
Fair
Commercial
for
operating income
Other income
L_I
3,101>63
1950
The
are
after
1049
$3,903,399
264,974 shares outstanding.—V.
drawn.—V. 171, p.
years
* 6,449.876 /11,275,824
•
corporations
as
life
Costs, operating and other
6,337,797
,1,370,G42 .,.2,327,634
7'$320,450
Who,
they
of
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.- -Highlights of Year—
;>
during the organization period in. order to make possible
exposition.
An additional principal amount will be offered
to
others making advances to the Fair prior to the effective date
thereof. All such offers will be made in principal dollar amount equal
the
in
the company
Interest and other chargesProvision for income taxes.
.7-'' I rv'
amount.
five
>•••<*,
-
1,900,000
5,453,122
r-'-
are
principal
as
provided
acquisition
171, p. 947.
,,per
benefits increase, the
<
Net
$1,000,000 of subordinated debentures, due April 1, 1960.
f The Fair was organized as a not for profit corporation''.-on Nov. 25,
1949, for the purpose of holding an exposition in Chicago. Its original
name was Chicago Lake Front Fair, which was changed to The
Chicago
Fair on March 22, 1950.
5
r >
V '
f
100%
the next
Included
the
.
•
■
——400,000
A registration statement was filed March 24 with
V The
also
and
400,000
(The) Chicago Fair—Registers With SEC—
fered
for
Cities Service Co.
>
& Co.
Corp
3,861,653
!'•
/'
in
wells
gas
by letter of notification on March 9 of
(2,000 shares of common stock which were to have been offered at $30
Strike—A
7
are
" "•>
be
Years End. Dec. 31—
1,900,000
-
Stubbs
V
1,673,130
*/' ''
End
to
,
Whiting, Weeks &
4,045,694
income—
long
as
per
on
from
The
*668,247
•;•
-
social security
accordingly.
provisions
1—'
from
Gross
..
oper.
2,063,590
people who retire
as
was
s
*
Withdrawn—
25.384,954
868,033
*3,655,658-- *1,996,841
1,000,000
&
February—
1950
1949
1948
1947
>
from railway..__ $15,139,271
$16,588,121 $18,321,633 $16,866,341
ry,
27,750,330
*1,318,907
railway-——
oper.
JFroraJan
Gross
Net
$1,000
Net
400,000
railway—.—
insurance
February—'*
1
Gross'from' railway—
800.000
earnings for february and first two months
Net-from
26,134,412
;;//•"
drilling
Coca Cola Bottling Co. of St.
.
588,650
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific
Ry.—Earnings
'
Pressprich & Co.
Securities
400,000
Inc.—
7.. .*.1947
*811,603
'
for
revenues
from
•—V.
£
$750 for life for those with 20 to 24
years of credited service; and
*$500 for life for those with 15 to 19
years of credited service.
1, The
complete cost of the pensions would be paid by the corporation
and the employees would
have to pay only part of the cost of insur¬
ance—substantially less than previously,—V. 171, p. 1146,
'
Stone & Webster
1,000,000
———————,
Illinois Co,..:
W.
Hutzler
Co., Inc._—v 1,900,000
Harris, Hall & Co.
7-
<fe
-
Stern Brothers
4
7
Marks
M.
——
Salomon
■/
v'
retirement
ry.
'Net
*928,065
*1,811,335.
Offer Made
and
Co.
gross
947.
p.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
.
7'
1,000,000
Higginson Corp
Laurence
1,900,000
&
Net
6,899,726
2,606,340
-
1,900,000
,3/ Co.
1,000,000
1,900,000
<.
Boston
full
follows;
1,900,000
Lee
400,000
1,900,000
1.000,000
;
liberal
Net
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
*270,394
contract is not renewed, the remaining
fund, as they retire, pensions for other.
their retirement on'the same terms as if
of
If
reduced
"only until age G5.
Free insurance would
company's
Kuhn, Loeb & Co—„_
Merle-Smith—_
.-Mwe
their
refunding mortgage, series of 1990 3%
bonds due Feb. 1,
1990, and the principal amount of such bonds which
they have agreed
to purchase,
respectively, are as follows:
'
-v
Morgan
be
would
171,
February—
the
to
$4,000,000
Gross from railway
/Net from railway
33,881,416
4,672,581'
#
431,770
proportionately.
*
;
As regards, sickness and accident
insurance,
increase weekly payments from $25 to $28.
and
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Inc.
If
used
.
the
38,079,564
*650,119
payments reduced
170,839,100
purchasers
be
the
Chnchfield RR.— •Earnings—
proposal.
An employee may retire at age 65.
As against the
original proposal that retirement at 68 would be compulsory, employees
7 with company consent may work beyond the age of 68. Employees may
retire as early as age 60 if they have 25
years of service/ with' pension
various
share),—
per
contract.
the
Service
Of
170,
new
contracts,
in
1965
48,499,000
25,000,000
pension
> employees in the order
the contract continued.
39,906,396
Common
a
to
$37,300,000.
were
$49,000,000
deducting
Public
1947s
r -
retirement,
deposit5would
r
;
financing
First and refunding mtge. bonds:
>
i
.
the time of
•v
1, 1977, and for payment of
the acquisition or construction
Missouri
at
.
on
refunding
Feb.
in
1949,
the
first
of
1948
.Net ry.
from railway—: 1,058,201
ry./oper. income_>: * *1,508,617
of
.-v>,
from
>
1949
corporation on March 25 offered to deposit $30,000,000 now in
a
fund to back its good faith, ability and
willingness to pay pensions
for life to its employees as they retire,
> This sum would be more, than sufficient to fund
pensions for/life,
Co.
expenditures
after
Ohio
The
stockholders will vote
April 25 on increasing the
preferred stock from 500,000 shares to
750,000 shares.—V.
RR.—Earnings—
;■
Corp.—New
and
The
income after charges and taxes
'Based
*180,796
'/ The
;>
and
'Earnings
181,812
-
>
statement to the corporation's employees said in
part:.
;
v
Halsey,
Net
>>>•■>.•
">*
railway—24,636,733
Chrysler
The
received:
were
Brothers,
on
& Pacific
*Deficit.L:v. 171, p.' 947, -•''
r
:
of
Calendar Years—
2,255.303
232,412
36,447,135
903,532
from
net
$81,800,000,
sale
Citizens Utilities Co.—Net Rose in 1949—
63,741
*108,978
601,402
56,278
947.'».
^
-
made
$1,077,988
.
2,864,084
344,610
„
272,852
From - Jan. 1— /-
to
the
approximately
Cleveland
railway.:—J-
Net
subscription
closed shortly after the offering was made. /
The group was awarded the bonds
facilities
from'railway*-'/: $11,816,827 $12,630,644 $13,487,657 $12,087,287
from
f' Net
to
public on March 28, subject to authorization of the
Interstate Commerce Commission, a new issue of $25,000,000 first and refunding mortgage series of 1990 3%
bonds
392,870.
Net ry: oper. income—.
the
k
151,675
_
2,386,314
railway—w,, 32,573,094
railway1,550,696
VGross
Chicago,
2,688,362
.i'
from
the
leaseholds.—V.
r—"•
-p.
-
■
Natural
947.
-
Net
t ;.
Sold—Morgan Stanley & Co. and associates offered
$1,465,810
332,435
23,563
^
from
Gross
*
\
•
146,285
.•
'Deficit.—V/,171,
stock,
" 1947
1
.173,681
286,540
income—101,018
p.
•
construction
Operating
171,
aggregating
competitive bidding $2,500,1979, tne proceeds of which
gas
subsidiaries
expended $15,000,000
for
transportation
and''gathering facilities, including the last section of the
HugotenKansas City 26-inch gas
pipeline, $5,000,000 for distribution and other
...
'--'.I.
-
> *235,830i / 6,693,304
3,273,928
'1948' '
•
/-Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
February—•
;
V ' J-'.': 1950
1949
-1948
Yc !
1950—2 Mos.—1949
245,349
Ry.—Earnings-
,
from
1/795,319
Net<oper. incoineilT.': *2,024,691 ,-*1,921,043
28,594
ii.'i
1949
$1,414,986
.railway—.
oper.
Net
.28,042
,
>
Louisville
$1,367,034
railway——,
at
.
302,049
,
from
,
Gross
'
■„
income—^
oper.
272,326
,
$13,652,790 $24,001,628 $34,000,533 $50,116,936
*1,506,071 ■' 5,840,1291,658,389'»12,063,707
'
*165,296
notes
construction.
sold
Petroleum subsidiaries expended $25,000,000 for oil well
drilling and
production facilities, $18,000,000 for
refining and marketing
improvements and $6,000,000 for
pipelines, natural gasolene plants
and other facilities.
• "
*
1042.
p.
May,
other
.500.093 1
.
railway—— $15,890,390 $17,985,998 $18,672,237 $16,272,651
Net from railway—*—-,-, •
849,828, ■ 1,268,638
,2,637,774
3,276,222
Net ry> oper. income—:
*941,544
*598,795
65,110
1,129,179
> •*>'■■■
•>!„■*' /'•
502,203
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul
February— ''V\
1950
t.
$222,419
;
—-1_
———
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
'
1950—Month—1949
v
100,170
1,303,902
r
452,263
1950
From Jan. 1—
Federal income 'tax.—
847/>
p.
from
1949>:
—
proiit: from
Net
171,
1—
from,
ry.
of ground,
acres
—
Net
1,451,549
—
Income
'Deficit.—V.
,
;
railways—
Jan.
Net
was.
~
3
expended by petroleum
subsidiaries, $24,000,000 by natural gas subsidiaries and the remainder
by electric subsidiaries.
131,613
1,525,508
oper., income.—
Net
a' safflower
earnings for calendar year
income
ry.
Grogs
Dec. 31,
1949, a 100% stock dividend was paid on the $5 par value
stock, -which was also split-up on a basis of live new $1
par Shares '
for each $5 paT share held.
,/• ;,j.
-1
;
Total
143,774
661,729
from
From
-
Morrill, Neb.r.->
//
v :
;
formed, in September, 1948 for the purpose
oil
industry in western Nebraska.. On;
corporation
establishing
244,150
.
funds for
in
amounted
realized
expenditures,
.
railway
from jrailway__.i_—
Net
i$l
-
been
231,306
260,681
'144,831
*180,171.
,
,
Co.
first mortgage bonds due
provide funds required for new construction.
to
acquisitions
common,
$622,823
railway——
oper.
a
offering the corporate structure consisted of 500,000
shares -of $1 par value, of which 115,600 shares were
outstanding. >' •
The offices, warehouse and
storage facilities of this company have
„
$717,308
provide
Edison
3%
used
proceeds
.
$749,801
~
its
CONSTRUCTION
AND
ACQUISITIONS—Gross
expenditures
by the company and consolidated subsidiaries for new
1947
>145.603
—_
Toledo
of
were
>•
,"
.
1948
Chicago Indianapolis &
the
to
"
.
1949
February—
.
Prior
t
ry.
Gross
Co.
par
construction
from
•
'Deficit,—V.
.
in March publicly offered. 184,400 shares of
per
share), the" net proceeds to be used
complete'expeller plant with grain handling
equipment, milling equipment and cil processing equipment.
V
; v
for
The
000
98,-793
»
;
'-
Chemical Crops, Inc.—Stock Offered—
common
>
$194,761
I
Jan. 1—
from
Net
758,032
81,976
"
151,232
income-
947.
p.
•
1950
income—
oper.
From
83.392
Net
railway—1—
oper.
ry.
$364,049
48,607
railway
railway
from
Net
«1949
,$384,414
60,954
1—
from
Net
Net
i-
♦
from
Net
1950
income.—
$14,800,000 and to
the
and
Gross
$'358,795
railway_/U_
railway—-..
oper.
for
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.-Earnihgs—
Gross
outstanding
of
existing
$2.39
February—
Net
in
site
exposition, production of the pageant and special activities, and
administrative expenses."
The balance of the funds will be
used
2223.
p.
proceeds
exposition
general
229,210
_
share
per
170,
Kelly of Chicago,
Fair expects to use
approximately $700,000 of the
financing "to meet necessary construction, changes
structures, preparation of buildings and the
the
890,000
$161,431
•—
—__
(1355)
tures.
Quarterly payments in varying amounts are scheduled on
these notes, the final payment
falling due in 1958.
1
v
The
Gas
Service Co.
in October,
issued and sold at competitive
bidding $18,000,000 of its 27/b% first mortgage bonds due 1969.
The
proceeds were used to prepay all its
-
The
—311,660,197 $20,081,500
11,400,766
17,751,125
_
state
61,384
;
expenses
Dividends paid
—V.
51,102
'.
\
j.
_
$20,020,516
—
'
'
income
CHRONICLE
the amount of such advances and in satisfaction of such
advances."
underwriting is involved,
i
"The management of the Fair is vested in its board
of 18 directors.
The President is Kent Chandler
of A. B.
Dick Co. of Chicago.
The
Executive Manager is Crosby M.
1048
$11,609,095
_
FINANCIAL
No
1949
,
&
to
;
Calendar Year—
COMMERCIAL
*
•
foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
4
Net
1949
1948
1947
$161,250
$230,383
$221,437
$170,846
ry.
Jan.
Net ry.
—V.
96,257
80,929
of
46,911
40,940
railway
333,548
461,099
450,957
312,874
111,233
292,929
204,487
130,097
94,603
100,691
171,
42,370
income.:—
oper.
1047.
p.
58,683
,v:
''
f
covering
shares
3,600
offered
be
2,200
■
'
'
.
■
'
■
'
■
■
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Deo. 31, '49
Provision
Net
pioi;t
■«__—
Federal
for
•Earnings per share
comparative
which
.4
—1—;*
expenses
...—....
Gross
Net
—_______
profit
Net
ry.
1949
1948
620,262
5,486,937
—
taxes——
—V.
$157,364
$150,624
$150,646
31,632
27,268
36,475
13,228
16,801
17,075
$157,006
24,505
12,148
railway.—
307,838
312,094
297,541
306,368
50,784
57,499
60,028
21,630
31,135
30,094
12,647
from
from
Net
ry.
5,185,943
income—_
171, p.
profit
deductions
Other
(Wis.)—New President
Provision
________
Class A dividends
Common
paid
1,000 shares of common stock (par $1) which was covered by
of notif.cation filed with the SEC on March 6 were issued
1259.' •"
p.
share of common
the
of
Split
March
on
approved
23
shares
ry.
both
held
In
$1,769,889
$4,795,093
414,246
__
139,087
income
Federal
the
to
resulting
interest
statement with the SEC
registration
a
1948
1947
$329,887
*1,214,763
$260,033
$251,599
*1,111,980
*835,857
*1,395,776
*1,304,174
*1,200,473
*901,482
479,383
515,007
418,559
420.054
2,738,099
* 2,757,543
*2;216,774
*1,777,466
*2,946,068
•2,414,569
*1,930,775
1—
railway
railway
income
oper,
ry.
1949
$275,511
/
Income—
oper.
from
-Earnings—
"1.306.108
1950
2,938,808
171, p. 948.
Net
Net
;
*
•
ry.
Net from
Net
126,211
profit
Earnings per common
—V.
___
170,
$1,814,830
ry.
-Earnings—
577,100
139,440
67,032
21,785
551,700
railway——
48,419
83,174
railway.
income.—
1948
1947
$4,685,379
$3 ,869,356
022,119
1,022,204
6,563
$2,233,634
$2,241,951
86,309
148,710
$0.38
_
—
$0.66
share
per
1949
1950
•
741,114
80,053
376,513
509,573
8,515,809
9,190,693
1,227,643
1,791,771
1, 571,103
518,585
513,958
858,791
;
.
,
Holding
Eastern JHinnesota Power Corp.—To Cease as
8, ,082,096
1,102,006
'
v;—V. 171, p. 4.
311,871
7,361,841
687,604
income—
oper.
'J
sales
profit after taxes—.———
Net
1949
$4,213,055
221,364
railway-—
railway
65,083
171, p. 948.
Months Ended Jan. 31—
Earnings
1950
$3,234,407
from
Net
826,500
■; 262,943
*20,864
>
;
Duro-Test Corp.—Earnings Decline
February—
from
594,700
87,476
*25,525
'"■*=
$279,900
$7.64
share
Delaware & Hudson RR. Corp.
Net
1948
$454,000
165,159
88,224
2435.
p.
Net
Gross
47,231
*5,613
$3,051,818
$4.54
—___
$307,600
32,965
1—
oper.
ry.
1947
$278,700
income..^.
oper.
from
Gross
1,576,000
—.
Ry.—Earnings—
-;'1950* ^' 'v-:v': 194JL
railway
From Jan.
180,151
50,000
taxes-
from
•Deficit.—V.
Net
company.—V. 171, p. 556.
'•
Francisco, Calif.—Registers
San
filed
28
February—
v
Gross from railway——
$4,934,180
319,305
________
State income
and
Minority
$2,184,135
—_—i,_
Interest charges
1946, but on March 23 declined re-election
permit the advancement of other officers of
since
order
614,722
217,880
Duluth Winnipeg & Pacific
36,337,345
Crane,
positions
President
as
March
on
railway
railway
from
6
P.
697,744
229,686
Cox Fund,
&
•Deficit.—V.
35,130,351
income
Total income
formerly Executive Vice-President, succeeds as
President William Schmidt, Jr., who was re-elected Chairman of the
board and Chief Executive Officer of the company.
Mr. Schmidt has
Charles
643,426
253,159
1948
$36,900,240 $41,132,438
operating expenses—
Other
'V-,' V
additional
531,540
177,497
from
Gross
Net
1949 r':
operating revenues—.—_______
and
Operating
from the split are
expected to be mailed to stockholders on or about April 10.
Holders
of the common stock will be sent at that time two additional shares
for each share held at the close of business on March 31, 1950, the
date on which the stock-split is scheduled to become effective.
the
for
Certificates
and
a
announced.
board,
110,434
1,091,121
Income—
From Jan.
-
New President
—
split of each present
stock into three shares, Wm. Schmidt, Jr., Chairman
stockholders
The
Stock
Approve
115,164
1,258,382
H
Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co. of Bait.
—Stockholders
121,087
1,204,723
railway
from
Net
1,907,336
14,860,666
171, p. 660.
Calendar Years—
Sales
Costs
;
,
1948.—V.
'
under the company's employee
be used for working capital.
share to Robert L. Smailman
option plan.
The proceeds w.ll
80,003
1,140,885
February—
(& Subs.)- -Earnings—
Deep Rock Oil Corp.
317,718
income—
oper.
Net
to $132,700,000,
amounted
1949,
1947
$558,951
350,423
Duluth Missabe & Iron Range Ry.
:,.i
Net
letter
171,
31,
1948
$624,680
313,307
1—
The Fund
5,313,298
1,907,336
7,207,009
—
Dec.
at
1949
$582,161
covering 25,000 beneficial shaies.—V. 169, p. 2641.
39,987
2,750,361 "
i
paid—
orders
with $127,000,000 at Dec. 31,
compared
Engineering Corp.—Stock Options—
1950
244,062
171, p. 1C47.
Gross
dividends
634,210
With SEC—
4,031,000
■
38,508
—
—.
NOTE—Unfilled
at $5 per
.—
taxes—:
income
Net
1,186,341
670,055
$536,181
railway
Dodge
9,793,412
409,127
Minority interest in net income of subsidiary—
p. 2127.
Consolidated
income
Federal
for
1,216,419
898,099
railway
oper.
from
8,651,489
1,141,923
4,336,932
Cr26,937
1,575,000
.—_____
—
1,666,G71
525,606
railway
from
ry.
—V.
2,490,265
1,846,667
income
V.
stock
$
126,087,962 103,095,538
——_
_—,
291,953
2,421,274
128,578,227 111,747,027
...
...
income-
President, succeeding Burton W.
Saunders, who will continue as President of the Illinois Commercial
Telephone Co. and as a director of Commonwealth. Mr. Moran was
formerly Vice-President and General Manager of Commonwealth.—
has been elected
Holden Moran
—V.
ry.
Net
1948
$
1047.
Commonwealth Telephone Co.
The
from
from
Net
1949
__
expenses—
Operating
Other
Total
a
'
...
Costs and
350,307
2,761,619
948.
p.
From Jan.
.
Sales
434,369
3,228,527
1,081,291
railway
income—
Net
Curtiss-Wright Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
1—
oper.
170,
5,380,194
1259.
Years Ended Dec. 31—
195,499
2.759,184
__
1—
railway
oper.
171,
Net
...
p.
542,683
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line RR.—Earnings—
37,093
income—
railway..:
oper.
Net
171,
1947
$1,145,251
634,136
February—
1947
From Jan.
T.
from
ry.
Gross
1950
rallway___—
from
Net
—V.
Greenville Ry.—Earnings-
Columbus &
1948
$1,450,153
813,177
11,487,393
410,115
4,788,383
Income.
oper.
from
Gross
February—
Gross from railway—_
—V.
ry.
Net
1,086,909
10,384,441
charges
Federal, State and city
1949
$1,604,297
429,047
railwaj'__
railway
From Jan.
10,400,485
1,238,576
—-—
—.
income
Total
Other
Net
Gross
from
Gross
2583.
p.
fjorn
Net
Net
income
1950
$1,264,523
February—
1948
9,145,865
Operating income after subtracting deprec.—
Other
refunding mort¬
Detroit Toledo & Iron ton RR.—Earnings—
.
^
:
$
137,818,981 137,902.765
127,352,021 126,214,734
1,321,094
1,287,546
Income—Operating
calculated on the 654,311 shares of common
outstanding at the end of both periods.—V. 170,
were
''•
$
Depreciation
ferred stock dividends, are
stock
'•.■''V-.-'Y'
Operating
' '
705,000
_
$148,000
$945,000
Nil
of common stock
$1.22
earnings per share of common stock after pre¬
profit
•The
$148,000
-
(est.)
taxes
25,'48
$1,650,000
6 Months Ended--
Operating
'
1949
Calendar Years—
Columbia Pictures Corp.
'
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Publishing Co.
Curtis
:
tne general and
be made of
Bank of
National
at $10 per share, we have been advised that approxi¬
shaies are still unsold, and that a re-presentation of
this offer may be made in the near future. SThe proceeds w,ll be used
for working capital.
\
notification
to
mately
Co.—Redemption Agents—
series G,
bonds,
3Vz%, due Sept. 1, 1966 at the Manufacturers
Detroit, 151 West Fort St., Detroit 31, Mich., in ad¬
dition to the Bankers Trust Co., 16 Wall St., New York 15, N. Y., and
the Natonal Bank of Detroit, 660 Woodward Ave., Detroit 26, M.cn.
These bonds have been called for redempt.on as of May 15, 1950 at
104 V2 and interest.
V. 171, p. 1260.
the SEC on Jan. 11 of a letter
of common stdck (no par value)
with
filing
92,815
railway——
from
Net
the
46.596
1—
from
Gross
with
connection
In
19,523
income—
oper.
From
Detroit Edison
Immeaiate payment will
gage
55,270
railway—
from
Net
Monday, April 3, 1950
Sold—
1950
railway—__
from
Gross
CHRONICLE
Strand, Ltd., Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii—Stock
Coral
Colorado & Wyoming: Ry.—Earnings—
February—
.
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1356)
'•
From Jan.
Continental Gas & Electric Corp.—Sale
This
March
corporation,
27
received
subsidiary
a
United Light
of The
authorization
SEC
terests in Hume-Sinclair Coal
Approved—
railway-
Net
from
Net
Rys. Co., on
its stock in¬
&
for $500,000
to sell
Mining Co. and Huntsville-Sinclair Mining
ry, ^oper.
—V.
171,
Company—
1—
from
Gross
railway..
income—
■
.
stockholder,
of Hume-Sinclair and Huntsville. v-The
contract of
tively,
shares
300
covers
(26.22%)
two companies.
of the
and
ii r
-
99
shares
Eastern
has
for its dissolution and has distributed substan¬
(which consisted primarily of cash and Wisconsin Hydro Electric Co. common stock) to its stockholders.
\
;
i ; •
The SEC has given interested persons until April
10 to request a
hearing' upon the application.
V. 169, p. 2208.
v";:
tially all of its assets
(Huntsville, Mo.)-.
': <•
The purchaser is L. Russell Kelce, of Kansas City, Mo;, a
purchase
for an order de¬
completed proceedings
Co.
officer and director
to the SEC
March 27 applied
on
claring that it has ceased to be a holding company.
Under a plan approved by the Commission last May,
556.
p.
corporation
ine
•
(0.9%),
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR.—Plans Equips.
•
respec¬
VThe company Is reported to be planning the issuance on April 13 of
equipment trust certificates
to mature
serially over
a
f
$1,995,000
.
Mr. Kelce proposes to resell a portion of the shares to not more
than
ten other officers, directors or principal employees of both companies.
The sale is a step in consummation Of the plan for .liquidation and
dissolution of Continental and United approved bjr the Commission on
Jan. 10, 1950.—V. 171, p. '848.V- ''
period of
15 years.-
Edison Bros. Stores, Inc.—Earnings—
,
„
,
Calendar Years—u 1949
'
•
-
February—v.
*'
iqsn
1 q4q
: ' 1948
•
$5,100,523
$6,274,056
$7,239,741
476,854
1,341,223
Income.
151,768
1,047,915
417,325
10,861,588
1,238,731
railway—
Net
V'V- 1947
railway-
from
Gross
'
:
TWO MONTHS
AND FIRST
EARNINGS FOR FEBRUARY
sales
; Salaries
$5,742,465
and
•
1948
$74,156,492 $75,026,770
—
57,624,149
Merchandise, supplies, rentals, serv., adv., etc—
•
wages—
58,267,463
11,730,521; 11,506,526
—
'
Net
from
Net
ry.
Cook Coffee Co.—Common Stock Offered—Public of¬
fering of 91,250 shares of common stock (no par) at $13
per share was made on March 28 by an underwriting
group managed jointly by A. G. Becker & Co. Inc. and
Merrill, Turben & Co. An additional 10,000 shares were
offered to certain employees (including officers) of sub¬
sidiaries of the company at $12.40 per share (this was
also underwritten).: The offering represents-the. first
public distribution of the company's stock, but no financ¬
ing on the part of the company itself, the stock involved
in the offering coming from the holdings of various
stockholders.
in
Delaware
Jan.
1929, under the
name Cook Grocery Corp., the name-having been
subsequently changed
to Cook Products Corp., and, in March, 1950, to Cook Coffee Co.
Sub¬
stantially Its only assets are investments in its wholly owned operating
subsidiaries, The Cook Coffee Co. (Ohio) and Cook Coffee Co. of Cali¬
fornia.
In the opinion of counsel for the company, Cook Coffee Co.
(Delaware) is a personal
Internal Revenue Code.
holding
on
3,
Gross
Net
Net
—V.
within the meaning of the
company
engaged In selling coffee, tea and other groceries
together with various merchandise for household and personal use.
Sales are made to the housewife in her home through a system of
motor
are
routes.
'
--
.
from
from
171,
tomers
and
presently
company
through some 763
the District
strategically
of
established
Columbia
located
and
distribution
13,244,488
14,179,319
12,088,134
2,242,357
'2,401,595
2,198,790
981,756
948,587
895,345
r
453,063
income.
routes.
It
maintains 39
regular
in
operates
15
)■-.
Contingent
before
registration
effective
upon
April
extent
of
Securities
the
under
24, 1950, for common stock, of $13.50 par
share for each six shares held. •
»
one
Act
value,
of
Stock
Exchange
March
on
company
of its
shares
of
directs
received
for
29
common
that
the
stock
common
be
CAPITALIZATION—The
stock.
became
effective
of
common
was
stock
the
will
fixed
be
by
the
company
entitled
to
purchase
maximum
A
of
has
3,
its
Proceeds
stock
the
of
additional shares
one
resold
sale
to the
for
each six
shares
will
be
funded
no
1950,
each
of
debt
and
no
incorporation
the 15,000
in
with its construction
utilized
the
by
program.—V.
171,
T
Delta Electric Co. (& Sub.)
March
28
capitalization
which
outstanding
therefore
was
as
follows:
Authorized
without
DIVIDENDS—The
dend
of
25
cents
par
value
directors
per
share
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
_
405,000 shs.
expect,
on
in May, 1950, to declare a divi¬
the common stock, payable about June
15, 1950, to stockholders of record about June 1,
to
consider
dividends
on
a
quarterly
basis.
by the
company in every year since 1930.
the common stock in the last three fiscal
in 1947
and
to
$180,000 in each of the
UNDERWRITERS—The
names
of the
1950,
Dividends
Cash
years
years
and
dividend
and
paid
payments on
amounted
1948
thereafter
have been
p.
1147.
Shares
Inc._^
24,750.:
Merrill, Turben & Co..
T. H. Jones &. Co
-
-
-
Brush,
15.000
'
The
15,000
~
Prescott,*
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.. 15,900
*
-&
Ohio
Go:,
&
Co
Company.
Hawley,
Inc.
$3,791,518
1,961,176
3,114,152
sold__
products
p.
291,467
299,580
$243,936
$377,786
15,374
administration and general expenses
Selling,
Operating
Other
profit
2,739
income
to
filed
registration
a
statement
with the
'.'--r
r'-''-v/;
be offered for subscription by common stockholders
v
''■■■
1950, at the rate of one
supplied by amendment.
American
corporation
covering
SEC
1333.
share of preferred for an
White, Weld & Co. is named as the
.',
- '
to
>
Investors Co.,
In. below.—V. 171, p. 556.
Net
88,313
139,671
——L
per
$151,985
$233,506
share.
$1.35
$2.08
—v.
p.
154,
common
a
registration statement with
underwriting involved.—V. 169,
1948
1947
$3,869,793
$3,569,668
$2,880,847
1,374,835
1,594,763
1.291,629
1,003,652
income
578,722
676,640
493,625
320,739
railway—6,893,455
7,964,848
7,123,600
6,045,541
2.852,720
3,268.072
2,437,043
2,203,858
1,245,000
1,390,417
846,694
796,002
oper,
from
from,
Net
ry.
—V.
7
1949
,
■
railway,
p.
.1950
1—
oper.
171,
7;
income
948.
:
'
' '
'
;
■..
,
:
52.
Equitable Gas Co.—Common Stock Publicly Offered—
Equity financing amounting to $48,500,000 was under¬
on March 28 with the public offering of 2,000,000
shares of common stock (par $8.50) at $24.25 per share.
At the conclusion of this financing the company will be
-
•February—
Gross
from
from
3,500
3,500.
Gross
"
1950
:
oper.
from
.
income___
1—
.
.
*
-
1948
1949
$3,857,334
railway-.
railway,
From Jan.
_
ry.
Gross
-Earnings—;
Net ry.
Shepard,
No
$3,301,551
.
railway—
From Jan.
7,348
(est.)—
profit
filed
railway—
from
from
Net
Net
Earnings
50,000
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry —Earnings—
19,012
income taxes
City—Registers With SEC—
March 24
units.
cn
■
February—
Gross
$380,525
$259,310
deductions
Federal
Net
Deane-fc Scribner^. 3,500
■ 7.000-.
J
B»tww; BifcKer 'jfr••Co.^^3,500r ?-*-v o-iai 210"
J-V. 171, p. 1147.
Tr ■ ■
Total income
Other
3,500
Ba<»iv^Whipple. ,dr Co.^.s *7,000"-■ <Singer,.
First of Michigan Corp._^l
is
General
The
1948
/
Shares
.
Slocumb
Co.—Registers With SEC—
27
:'-V;
Elfun Trusts, N. Y.
1949
principal underwriters and the
number of shares of common stock underwritten
by each are as follows:
A. G. Becker & Co.
March
value).
April 10,
to be
See
$2,496,579
of
Cost
to $150,000
1949.:
on
par
stock
Net
Common stock,
$2.67
'
Corp. Stock Sought—
in
company
Earnings—
pre¬
without par value was changed into 27 shares
without par value,
and a total of 500,000 shares
At
y''\'
Electric Bond & Share Co.—Distribution of United Gas
underwriters.
Calendar Years—
certificate of
•'
.
.
$2.14
23,252 shares may be acquired in stabiliza¬
operations and will be
stock
stock
authorized.
March
on
shares of common
to
$2,526,307
1,537,177
•
-
the Federal Power Commission for a
certificate of public convenience and necessity for its San Juan project,
a new pipe line system for the transportation and marketing of natural,
gas from the San Juan Basin in nortnwestern New Mexico and adjacent
areas ..in Colorado,
Utah and Arizona. If authorized, the company will
apply Ihe net proceeds of the stock financing, together with funds to
be provided from other sources, to the payment of the cost of such
project.—V. 171, p. 1260.
by amendment, and underwriting terms are
to
be
by competitive bidding.
Stockholders of record on April 5
then held.
states
centers.
company
amendment
By
1048
principal underwriter.
The company has applied
SEC authorization to offer
subscription by stockholders
stock
(no
record
the
ferred
p.
company
1950
are
de¬
-
subscription price for
be
.—
unspecified number of common then held. The dividend rate on the
preferred, the subscription rate, offering price and underwriting terms
disclosed
determined
tion
527,550
covering 65,000 shares of convertible second preferred stock, series
.-The
the
to
employees.
The
$2,081,053
1,282,753
'
;
;
El Paso. Natural Gas
The
SEC
of
quoted ex-rights until further notice and that all certificates
after April 5, 1950, must be accompanied by due-bills.-
and
profit ~
paid
171",
—V.
,
York
New
The
■■
Earnings: per common share outstanding
livered
and
Net
Dividends
1933, and the making of an oiler by thfe company, holders of common
stock of record April 5, 1950, shall have the fight to subscribe, on or
232,520
2,198;924
cus¬
warehouses
branch
v
-
The
756,260
1,964,509
amortization charges..^
and
'Federal,-State and local taxes
Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
.
approximately. 375,000
serves
408,612
948.
p.
connection
The
railway..
railway
oper.
ry.
Depreciaticn
562,585
1—
Delaware Power & Light
will
The subsidiaries
Jan.
From
not
COMPANY—Incorporated
oper.
1,016,375
,
_
$6,044,100
607,547
1,760,669
252,606
924,151
-
railway—
...
«
u
-
v
1947
*
*
•.
$5,067,128;, $4,219,113
L704.63L.
.
...
1,115,285
:
:
—
673,223
10.373,203
8,548,756
3.2S7.808
'1,629,790
2,130,655-
>-
"
Net
from
Net ;ry.
-V.
railway.—
oper; Income-j
171,
p.
948.
t
-1,351,020
^31,758
2,780,001'
1,464,030
.
1
98-7; 229
V'"J■
'
f
•
.'.J
...
990,293
"
8.348,698 V 11,210,181?
taken
•
*i
y
-'/I
..
a publicly, owned operating utility.
The stock is being
.sold, for;the account of Philadelphia Co. .in compliance
.with; a;diyestpient order of-the SEC under the Public
Utility Holding Company Act of 1935. Kidder, Peabody
,r & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce; Fer.ner & Beane and White,
•,
'
'
..
Volume
Number 4895
171?
Weld & Co.
THE: 'COMMERCIAL : &
joint managers of
are
the
of investment
r';"
a group
financing is the final
reorganization of the
step
in
program
a
'First
GIVING
-ISeiles due Jan. 1,
120-year 3%%
2.80'/»
'
bonds:
mortgage
stock
common
and
the
number
respective
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Merrill
Lynch,
'Penner &
White,
150.000
& Co.__
Allison-Williams Co.——
Aim, Kane, Rogers & Co.
Securities Corp.
Ames, Emerich & Co., Inc.
Geo, G. Applegate & Co._
Lester
150,000
Mauley, Bennett & Co.—
loans,
Baker, Wdbks ts Harden.
12.500
Ball,
Burge 4s
Barrett
4s
Barth
J.
_
Kraus
McJunkin,
McKelvy Ss Co.—i—z__
Merrill, Turben Ss Co.-
10,000
G.
A.
4s
Co.,
Inc
Becker 4s
Co., Inc._
Whelen
Bidreu
4s
Inc._
-
Inc.
C.
J.
___
_
Bradford
Brooke
Alex
4s
Burgess
Burr
4s
&
Inc.
—
C.
W.
P.
Carroll
1,000
Rambo,< Close
4s
1,500 V
Chaplin 4s Co.—
lo.ooo
Cherrington 4s Co.__
Revel
Miller
i
Si
Robinson
1,000
6,000/
Salomon
Claybaugh 4s Co.
1,000
H.
Securities
1,000
R.
Inc.
Clarke Corp.,
Corp..
Uo.__—_________
C.C.Collings and Co.,
Julien Collins 4s Co
Crowell,
Wcedon
&
3,000
Co.
Cruttenden 4s Co
Cunningham
S. 'K.
&
10,000
2,500
—
Co
2,000
Cunningham 4s Co.,
Inc.
4.000
-Pomeroy,
Schwinn
Henry Dahlberg 4s Co
2,500
5,000
Ss
Inc.
J. -M.
Ss
Horner
B.
Co
Davies &
Mejia
Davis, Skaggs & Co
R.
L.
; 4.000
&
Det'ner
&
Dewar,
Draper.
Sears
I.
A.
G.
Dillon
Edwards
Elsele
&
Stout
4s
Co.__
Evans
—
4s
William
Stern,
Frank <fe Meyer—
10,000
Stix
15,000
Walter Stokes &
Ss
Co.—————
Straus
Co.,
CoL—
Staats
R.
Co
Blosser
Ss
Faaset,
Steele & Co
Ferris
&
6,000
California Co'
First
Suplee,
Cleveland
Securities
Corp.
Co.
6,000
10,000
of
Yeatman
—/.
Co
&
Sutro
Inc.
Corp.—
Co.-
Folger, Nolan, Inc
3,000
Thomas &
W.
1,000
Townsend,
Baker Ss
Co._^
—
Dabney
5,000
Grant-Browrell
1,000
;; Tyson _—
Townsend, Graff & Co.__
2,000
Tyson & Co., Inc
4,000
Vietor,
Green, Ellis 4s Anderson—
Grubbs,
Scott 4s Co.,
Inc.
HaUgarten 4s Co
Halloweli, Sulzberger
Carter
&
Harper &
Co.
&
Turner, Inc.—_
1,000
Miller & Co
Hayden.
4,000
"* V '
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
4s
Parsons
Hickey
J.
B.
A.
50,000
Inc
Co.,
Richards
Hill,
J.
&
Co.—_—
Watling, Lerchen & Co—
Weeden & Co., Inc.—_—
H.
Jones
T.
Williston
R.
Harold
6,000
Woodcock.
Arthur
Wood
Ss
&
Hess
Ss
Co.—_
Inc.
7.500
Kidder 4s Co.—
5,000
1,000
Yarnall
8,000
Co., Inc.
Zuckerman, Smith
I.aird.
Bissell
4s
.__
Meeds
Aubrey Lanston & Co., Inc.
W.
C.
Langley 4: Co
DIVIDENDS—It
is
the
cash
intention
position
and
declared
other
a
——
Wright,
Ss
relevant
$1,042,377
$902,428
204,266
196,672
105,518
88,288
95,045
2,278,577
1,884,692
Young Ss
—
the
McCulloch
-Mr.
months this
2.651,117
2,098,092
936,925
306,374
503,776
403,605
475,377
;; 126,431
225,512
216,393
U.
the
of
&
Co.
for
account
for
a
desire
of
Elected
S.
Navy
Board.
that
be
needed
to
Equitable
Gas
Co,
to
He
•'
/
(retired)
joined this
elected
was
1949.
the
later
large
and
factors.
dividend
of
On
32!/e
March 21,
cents per
taken
for
the
first
to
the
date
to
provide
volume
of
business
produc¬
last
as
directors
to
declare
stock might
working capital
hand.—V. 171, p. 948.
new
additional
30,000 shares of common stock (par
notification filed
with
the
SEC
$1). reported
March
on
covered
16
by
those
are
outstanding stock purchase warrants which give holders
the right to purchase common stock at $3 per share prior to July 31,
1950./ The proceeds will be added to Working capital.(
•:U Total Unfilled Order Backlog Now Over $1,000,000—
The
order
corporation on March 24 announced the receipt
the Commodity Credit Corp. for aluminum
from
of
/
$631,440
a
storage
This order, together with more than $300,000 contractual metal
on
hand, brings the company's unfilled order backlog to more
$1,000,000.—V. 171, p. 1260.
bins.
work
than
grain
Domestic Subsidiaries Excluding
/
f
of- its
Net
sales
to
Southern Papcrboard Corp.)
received
income
from
affiliated
—
$42,888,118 $45,801,106
998.095
>
842,465
59,161
cos._
———
Total
income
—
34,054
$43,945,374 $46,677,625
34,055,512
34,280,616
4,274,329
4,131,881
1,120,443
878,847
—
sold,—-—/—
Administrative,
selling and general expensesDepreciation of buildings and equipment——.
Interest on funded debt
——-—
347,778
,
—
pfd. stocks of subs, consolidated.
Federal
taxes
on
357.411
75,450
39,000
1,526,610
2,581,025
K
income
income
$2,687,700
170,
'
public 16,500 shares
p. 695. ■/;
/1, • • / ;
SEC
and
Unci.
8,50©
Net
$4,266,397
from
ry.
Gross
Sprinkler
Co.
and
Eagle
Miscellaneous
Prov.
income
Net
income
for
U.
S.
-•
-.Net
Earns,
—V
income
Canadian
inc.
Signal
Corp.)
$1,423,980
$1,638,934
536,129
625,321
119,674
109,583
-
'
$771,177
$904,030
'
per share on
171, p. 4.
357,912-shares outstanding
■
-par
no
>
stock.—
preferred
va.ue
</
/.:• <.
•.
.
the
Issuance
.7
of
an
/
-
order; bh
■'
'
•?/"•/
.
1-950
$569,293
52,682
.1949
$619,980
47,104
;
38,069
1,190,906 /
113,931
oper.
7
income
171,
p.
1947*
1943
$644,972
63,672
31,941
-
22,952
1—7-,/"'T .//*•"!
railway—_
railway-—,-
%fl-'/
$628,333
.
15,423
*20,612
j!
1,346,382
1,335,504
1,294,422
148,112
140,347
72.551
107,800
,
83,504
1,191
,
82,945
948.
;
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
1950
February—
Gross
irom
Net
ry.
$593,600.
$460,997
131.931
164.622
87,849
52,643
27,109
50,140
17,595
1,249,077
454,456
1,172.372
1,208,003
984,834
255,177
336,292
219,958
117,647
54,265
100,139
68,515
220,70.1/
railway—-—
oper.
1947
1943
1949
-
$564,605
$623,345
railway--^-
from
Net
income—
/
From Jan. 1—
ry.
—V.
railway.—
from
from
railway
oper.
—
,
income—
171, p. 948.
Gerber Products Co.—Common Stock
$2.15
$2.53
Offered—An un¬
derwriting group managed by A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.,
on March 29 made
public offering of 130,000 shares of
common
stock
An addi¬
at $29.75 per share.
(par $10)
10,000 shares are being offered by the company
direct to employees at the same price, without under¬
tional
writing.
This latter offer will expire on April 12.
PROCEEDS—Will
to
increase
be
used
to
provide
additional
physical
GIVING
EFFECT TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
sink,
/
facilities
working capital.
CAPITALIZATION
3»A%
—
—
and
Depreciation
;
;
:
4Vat fe
taxes—_—
.
its
announced
income—
♦Deficit.—v.
$2.20
1949
$1,597,583
41,349
—
23
railway
from
ry.
1,779.888
1950
$1,388,888
38,092
—
—
1148.
oper.
Net'from
$1.31
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Rockwood
«
Georgia RR;—Earnings—
358,575
2024.
Feb. 28—
operating profit before inc. taxes & deprec.
of
:;/ ■;; J./
1,245,922
.
9 Months Ended
l.ooo
March
on
February—
..■/
Gross from railway.
1,779.888
outstanding.—
Gamewell Co.
4.000
:
-acquisitions and to?- provide funds for cohSouthwestern .Associated is - issuing 47,200 shareS
stock to General Telephone Corp.' and plans to sell
purposes,
.authorizing this company- to issue and sell-at competitive
bidding $15,000,000^ of first mortgage bonds, -due 1980, the proceeds
to
be applieid to the company's cvustrucuon program.—171, pp.
358,575
stock—.———
100,000 telephones
-
Georgia, Pow«r Gn.-^Finandng Cleared—
The
1,245,922
—
common
'
v,
March- 21
and
Net
that later both will be merged i into
completion of the planned mergers,
Upon
1948
1949
customers————_+_—_
divs.
Associated.
common
the
to
V/ m,
Net
Calendar Years—
Miscellaneous
Asso¬
finance: the-above
-
Net
Galr Co., Inc.—Earnings—
(Robert)
p.
the
To
struction
Gross
(And
Southwestern
plant investment of '$20,000,000, with gross revenues run¬
From Jan.
for
reserved
£b
a
the motion on the grounds
on
It is expected
being.
total
a
1261
order
of
—V.
share, on
and
Net
The
transferred
ning'at the annual /rate of <$6,600,000.
two
Fox Metal Products Corp.—Correction—
letter
being
Southwestern Associated .will - have* approximately
Net
for
1950,
/
was
'
motion
is
.
Indications are that
the. same high level
at
Mr. McCulloch opposed
some
shares
establish
,
corporation
service
time
the
Southwestern
>
orders
' /":
a
stock
and, at the same tim.;, another subsidiary of
'Telephone Corp.; namely, < Prescott * Arkansas Telephone Corp.,
is being taken over -by Southwestern "Associated. • Both Two States and
Prescott will 'operate as subsidiaries of southwestern Associated for
•'
and its predeces¬
Chairman of the
active
from
300,00© share authorisation to market
Earnings
I, Sept. 1
This Two -States
10/ over the same period in 1949,
foreign and domestic business would
maintained
be
defeated
at
with
coj>e
while
that
continuing
-
ciated .Telephone -Co.
Chairman—New
Board,
comparable to
will
extra
an
the
added.,/-.
stock dividend,
5%.
retire
to
off about
were
the
year,
1950
he
Total
of
corporation on March 27, 1950 acquired the stock of Two
Telephone Co., < which
operates some
11,200 telepliones
in
Texarkana, Texas and Arkansas/ and; 5,400 telephones. in the cities of'
Clarksville, Jacksonville and Sulphur Springs. Texas.
The
States
General
i
W.. Mills,
stated
year
felt -that
Common
1,000
1,500
/'
V":
*
who has served the corporation
and who was recently appointed
1906,
expressed
2,000
10,000
Co.—
payment dates on March 1, June
quarterly
>V
191,538/
on
dividends
I£ec. 1 with the declaration necessarily dependent upon, earnings,
directors
Earle
elected ZVica-Cbairman
25,000
regular quarterly dividend
and
1,503
Board,
325,000
sell
to
,
191,265
385,435>
McCulloch
since
Authorized—
authorization
SEC
General 'Telephone. Corp.—rAcquisition, Etc.r^
his retirement frofm the Navy Department as Chief
Ships and was elected President of the corporation
weeks ago following, the death of Harry S. Brown. ; / :
seven
David
3,000
Wood Ss Co._Z__
Wurts, Dulles & Co—
F. S. Yantls Ss Co. Inc.—'
Co
abput
sors
has /received
1947
,
Co.
7,500
Kormendi
early. last year
corporation
-
1948
Co.
&
4,000
M.
1949
$1,205,832 * $1,033,487
-
Chairman
.
4,000
Co
Co.___7___
John
and
Common
15,000
Wright
The
of the common stock of Staten Ibh.nd EdiS 'n Corp. to Con¬
solidated Edison Co.: of New York* Inc., for a base price of $10,720,000,
it was announced on March^ 2d.—v.. 1,p. i,^.
.
;//•'
Denver City Ry<^-Es\rnings~-.
Preferred dividends
Richards 4s Co._
Kebbon, McCormick 4s Co.
A.
1,035,472
shares
5.000
Inc.
L.
General Public Utilities. Corp.*-—Sale
1,909,968
-
,
961,664
of 1 the -Bureau, of
3,500
&
——!—
Woodard-Elwood
E.
Co
&
Douglas
McEvoy
4.000
4r
931,751
3,000
8.000
Kay.
1,005,910
-1950
Admiral
Vice
•.
President
Inc.
1.500
Inc.
473,154
1,741.042
of insurance com¬
5,938,713
Foster WiiCelcr Corp.—Mills
on
Johnson, Lane, Space and
Co.,
494,430
6,074,498
income—-
for
Winslow.
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.—__
530,913
same group
panies that purchased $75,000,000 notes in 1949, and $25,000^)00 3%%. cumulative preferred stock to General
Motors Corp., its parent.—V. 163, p. 2437.
$2,833,691
899,607
835,757'
■
Financing Probable—-
Provision
J.
i
$3,017,5971
943..,/;":;,/////?^
171, p.
Dividends
1,500
Corp.—Financing Program
$175,000,000 of five-year 2% % debentures, $25,000,000 of
subordinated notes to the
1947
5,840,371
railway——
oper.
1,000
8.000
Hogle 4s Co
6.000
5,000
Associated/Development & Research Corp. above.
General Motors Acceptance
-
7,500
Co
C. T. Williams & Co.,
See
*//////"
1,792,990 ■/ 1,599,680
,
railway—
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs
7,500
Son—
8,000
Split-
$0.50
1948 ':
903,256
^
5,632,099
-■
Cost of goods
/—
Westheimer Ss
,
Gencral Computingr Machines Corp., N. Y.—Plans
'
•/' /
railway—_
Interest and
Hoffman &
4s
Jauney 4s Co.—
2,000
Goodwin
Co.——
4s
Hiiliard
from
ry.
—V.
20,000
Walston,
2,500
$0.56
/
»
$2,934,923
538,403
f
railwaj'——/
Net
10,000
2,000
Walker & Co
H.
G.
5,000
,
Up of Stock and New Financing—
10.000
3,000
Co
Harrison
H.
from
from
Net
...
8,000
12,500
Co.
7,500
Lunt—
&
1,000
3.1)00
Ss
Dann
Common,
; <
*1949
1048.
p.
Gross, from
8,000
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
4s
Co.
Hamlin
Harrison
J.
—„
15,000
..."
•
1,035,019-:
Net ry. oper. income.—
From Jan. 1—-
&
Granbery, Marache 4s Co.
Co.i—
40,000
1,500
—
Thayer,
4s
2,000
3,000
Charles A. Taggart Ss Co.,
Temple Securities
Gibson 4s Co
1,000
12,500
3,000
10,000
1.500
Chicago
C.
Gross
./
;
1,500
Co.,
&
Inc.
6,000
Co
The First
Stroud & Co. Inc—z——
2,500
Co._
4
*
.
Fort Worthr&
'
tion
6,000
4.000
Chapman 4s
taxes/—
$2,889,378
income
//February—
year,
30,000
1,000
5e000
1,500
...
-
Sperry Si Co.———
Inc.
Farwell,
First
Co.,
-
2,000
Co.—
4s
A.
Inc.
4,000
Corp.
railway——
Stockholders
S. Smithers Ss Co.-
Smith, -Ramsey Ss
3,000
Co
Equitable Securities
Clement
50,000
192,
p.
>
1950
1
$3,916,806, $3,251,330
198,410"'
178,091
Ry.~Earnings—
/;// ^-/// 1950
' 1^49
oper.
171,
15,000
Smith, Moore Ss Co.——
1
171,
railway— V
railway._____
from
it .was
3,000
5,000
F.
profit alter income
from
ry.
12,500
—_
Smith, Bishop & Co,——_
Lebaire,
4s
Co
Singer, Deane <fe Scribner
Co.
Sons—
Net
—V.
1 jw»0
6,000
3,000
Inc.——
3,500
Cc._—
Morris
Estabrock
Shuman, Agnew Ss Co.—
Sills, Fairman Si Harris
10,000
2,500
4s
4s
King
&
Elkins,
Shields
Inc.——
& Co
Pont
du
Eastman,
*
Bogan
&
/
*
•
15,000
Hammill Ss Co.,
Paul &
Sheridan
Pan-
Merle-Smith
Francis
Co.
Security Associates
Co..
——
&
Ss
Scranton
Shearson,
2,000
coast
Dick
W.
7.500
Co.
//■'//.
2,500
2.500
Robertson 4s
1,000
—
Chas.
Townsend,
Crouter 4s Bodine______
2,500.
1,500
<
Mason,
1,500
Dempsey & Co
;• >
2,500;
>—
8,000
Day 4s Co
DeHavcn
/
12,500
Co
'
', *
sales
From Jan. 1—
2,000
/
Schwabacher Ss Co
Scott,
4s
from
Gross
12,500
-
Hutton Ss
'
"■*
Inc.———v, 12,500
Schoellkopf,
1,500
Dam
Hutzler
Ss
Bros.
Sattley & Co., Inc.
Schmertz
Ss
Co.;
C.
Schmidt, Pdole Ss Co.——
Schoellkopf & Co.—
L.
;
__—
:
Inc.
5,000
Inc.
V.
Co.
Feb.23—. ;
share—-
per
and'Lukens
\V.
Clayton
Cohu 4s
/,
,
2,500
2.000
Blair P.
patrick
Gross
Net
Co.—
&
Reynolds
Clark. Landstreet 4s Kirk-
best
conjectural and,, in; any case, to operate a company by con-,
centratlng on possible tax , sayings rather/, than by beiug guided by
tbe major business considerations was unsound.—V. 171, p. 103.
-Florida East Coast
V 5,000
1.000
profit
February—
..
Kerner
Ss
15,000
Co
4:
at
—The corporation is ^planning to sell to national banks
'
Richard
Clark
,
Such
'
6,000
Gardner
Ss
2,248,650
advantages/of retaining United Gas in Bond and
have been .exaggerated .in/their importance^ Mr.- Linder said.
savings that-might accrue to--Bond and Share stockholders,; were
Share
4,341,453
1,470,458
•/-
■
net
'Revised,—-V.
3.000
Reinholdt
the
,
1,000
■<?'* 15.000
-3,000
Rosenthal Ss Co
:•
1,500
Rotan, Mosle Ss Morelahd
7,500
E.. W.
Net
1,500
Reed, Lear <fc Co—_
War-
1,615,352 / 1,981,426
:
Consolidated net
15,000
40.000
Whiteside,
Sears, Inc
Consolidated
;Net
Ss Co.—-—-,
1,500
171, pi 943;
6 Months Ended
*
1,500
_
4s Co., Inc._
Republic Co. (Inc.)
Cliace,
ren
4,000
—_
Quail
;
22,903^629
5,936,887
Etq Manufacturing: Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
^
Winslow,
Ss
—;
Co.——
Cassell
Central
50,000
1.000
Co
—
1,500
1,000
.
had ho legal right,
.
27,321,145
„_
Peters, Writer Ss
r
Christenscn, Inc
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
Preston, Watt Ss Schoyer
2,000
Under, stated -that .his.7counsel, had/ advised,
that Bond an4
. to
retain United Gas. and become exempt
Holding-Company Act as the amended Plan III proposes.
However, aside from, the. legal question, he. said it was lairer to*
shareholders-andr made-good business-sense to distribute the United
Gas stock.
Moreover, shareholders should, not be compelled to become
involuntary; investors to the extent of an additional $50,000,000 in so
speculative ad venture as is being proposed.
1947
24,935,378
>4.902,564
4.231,433
v
——
Palmer
West
Inc.
22,077.038
'
Net from railway—
4,000
V"
i- ; / Net ry. oper. income-—
,
Webber, Jackson Ss
:
S.
ry.
—V.
'3,000
Co.—_
Penington, Colket and Co.
-
4s
1,000
California.'
Northwest
Perrin,
■
________
Net
assets.
The so-called. tax>
railway—
railway—oper. Income—
from
10,000
'
'
Securities
of
1948
>
.
Gas
,
20.000
,
—
Curtis
1,000
1,000
Canady 4s Co., Inc.
Co.
Roger
40,000/
__________
Campbell & Robins, Inc.—
Lee
Paine,
12,000
Phillips Co.—__
Campbell, McCarty 4s Co.,
L.
Pacific
///''Z;/1
Caldwell
——
—
Pacific
to other
Mr.
vrailway__—__
from
Net
3,000
1,000
Co.—
—
Coast
2,000
___
Co.
Ss
Co
Co.
2,000:
f
(Inch
Byrd Brothers
W.
Pacific
>
2,000
Inc..
Sherrerd__
&
Byllesby
Ss Co
15,000
Co.—____
Co.,
Butcher
H, M.
and
Ohio
5,OQO
Sons____1_
Leith—
&
Buruham
4s
The
Otis
1949
on March 727 urged
the SEC that
.should« be ' requireu
to
distribute its
Co.
United
Replying- W. the- -earlier testimony, Mr; Llnder ' expressed the convic¬
that, the tuture plans of Electric Bond and Share will be more
than
amply financed through the • retention of the $20,000,000 to
$25,000,OOO of liquid resources other than the United' Gas stock.
with
statement
Share
&
tion
__
2,000
Co
O'Gara
1,000
Co.____
Brown
Alfred
15.000
__
Co
registration
a
1950
>
$392,327
853,977
Mr. Linder .testified at .the SEC,hearing In Washington, D. C., in
opposition to amended Plan Jll. of Bond and Share which contem¬
plates the retention of the onlire United- Ga-a stocknolding, in addi¬
From Jan. 1—
Gross
7,500
Ss
Newhard, Cook Ss Co
1,000
&
•
'
1948
$7,161
,
1,500
Co.
Newburger
tiled
railway/— $10,411,767 $11,913,047 $14,387,402 $11,053,487
«
1,035,925 / 2,307,181
3,828,185
1,959,842
Net ry. oper. income.
852,432
935,422
1,617,435
634,425
-
■
5,000
////>■-/
Biamhall 4s stein
,
S. Moseley Ss Co._i.__ ...10,000
Mullaney. Wells & Co
1
1,500
W. H, Newbold's Son Ss
'
10,000
Co
and
Basworth, Sullivan 4s Co.,
27
from
from
1949
-
—
—545,933
and Share "common stock,/
EriftJ#*.—^Earnings—:
Net
'
Corp.-stock to Bond and Share s
stockholders/ "General American owns t>O,0u0 shares 01 electric Bond,
tion
March
on
February—
Gross,
F.
•=
2,000
4,000
Boenning & Co
Co.——
Cabot
Ss
corporation'
Z •"'
*
;
$50,000,000) holding of
1260.
171, p.
''
'
taxes.
F."'Under/ President,
Electric 'Bond
from
■N
2,000
12,000
8,000
40,000
,
Tiilly Ss Co.
Leonard Ss Lynch
Moors
Harold
->
Share
7,500
George..
Moore,
,.
The
l.ooo
f,
Ss
Mitchum,
-*
,
Miller
C.
Milwaukee
The
25,000
& Simmons
R.
&
7,5Q0
& Co.
Blankenship, Gould 4s
Biakely, Inc. ;
Bocttcher
Ss
redeemed
be
to
the SEC covering. 500,000 shares of
-capital stock to be underwritten
by.. Pacific Northwest Co., Seattle, Wash.—V. 157, p. 2684/ "
*
4,00©
Co.
50,000
Co
Rollins & Co.,
Blunt Ellis
Miller
W.
0,000
Biddle,
Blair
E.
t Exclusive, of -$210,000
.
after
/General American Investors Co.* Inc.—Urges United
Gas Stock Distribution/-by E. B. & S.—
/
'
2;000,000 shs.
•
^Equity fond, Infj., Seattle^ Washu—Registers With SEC
4,000
Mid-South. Securities Co._
4,000
Bate-nan, Eichler & Co.—
Battles
-
3,000
3,000
Co.—
indenture.
3,000^00
;
■
2,850,000 shs.
,
dividends.—V.
5,000
5,000
2,000
Co
4s
*, 2.000
.
Gauley Mountain. Coal €».—Earnings—
Tonnage for' year____
—V. 170, p. 1597.
5,000
McKee
S.
value)
par
5
due
__3,000,000
($8.50
by
$11,500,000
'
debentures, along with cerlam other securities, . are to
be
exchanged for the outstanding 6 Vo
preferred stock of Philadelphia
and preferred stock of The Consolidated Gas Co. of the
City of
Pittsburgh as to- which Philadelphia Co. has guaranteed certain
5,000
Co., Inc.
Patton Si Co.
& Co.—
1,500
15,000
C.
stock
vput3tanding
$43,580,000
175500,000
1973, ZV+ty*,
bank
•
incl.
1959,
Unlimited
Authorized
-
these
1,000
Co.__
*
Calendar Years—
Co.
10,000
-
(1357)
Net income
,
2,000
*
Co.—______
Carl McGlone: Ss
*
•
j To be issued io Philadelphia Co,^ Under the amended plan
Standard Gas & Electric Co. for Simplification of Corporate struc¬
ture of the Philadelphia Co. System, as, amended, it Is stated that
40,600
Company.
McDonald-Moore- &
12,500
I
&vCo.___;
Masten
McDonald 4s
2,500
Redpath
Eache
E.
A.
of .record
FINANCING
3,000
Inc.
Moran & Co.——
Mason,
to
*6,ooo
Mason-Hagan,
12,500
~ 1.500
Arthurs, Lestrange Ss Co._
AOchincloss, Parker &
Co—/—
Laurence M. Marks & Co. *
1,500
1,000
American
&
stockholders
of
'./Shares
Lee Higginson Corp.—-/ 30,000
John C. Legg fc Co.
7,500
Pierce,
Beane—
Weld
CHRONICLE
PRESENT
hv 1950.
..-■
150,000
1951
0
:''//■/C
■"/'■
■-
to
TO
sihk. fund debs._—
installment
Common
underwriters of the
shares to be purchased
of
by each are set forth below;
Shares
/
principal
the
oi
names
1,. IdaQ,
.
EFFECT
-
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
FINANCIAL
payable June
.CAPITALIZATION
initiated in
1947
for
the
natural' gas properties in Ure
holding company system of Philadelphia Company, and as a means
of facilitating
compliance by Philadelphia Co. -with -the SEC order.
Philadelphia Co. has transferred its ownership of >ttte entire common
stocks of Pittsburgh & West Virginia Gas Company .and Kentucky
West Virginia Gas Co. to Equitable Gas Co.
The resulting threecompany system will be engaged in the .purchase, production, trans¬
mission, storage, distribution and sale of natural-gas. . .
, *;
;/•
current
f
May 10. 1950.
banking firms which is making the offering.
The
common, stock,,
'
■
■
fund debentures,
du?
1963
cumulative pfd. stk. ($100 par)
Common stock ($10 par)—
——
$3,500,000
24,265 shs,
1,000.000shs.
Outstanding
;
$3,262,000
14.115 shs.
660,000shs.
COMPANY—Organized in 1901 in Michigan as Fremont Canning Co.,
and
assumed
the
present name in 1941.
Company was formed
originally to engage in the packing and srle of a staple line of canned
fruits
and vegetables for adult consumption.
In 1926 it initiated
experiments in the commercial preparation and. packing of strained
fresh vegetables and fruits su*table for infant d et arid, in 1928, on
the
basis of
these experiments, Introduced a line of canned baby
foods.
As
the baby food business developed' the company diverted
an
increasing portion of . its facilities from adult food to the'newer
line and finally, iu 1944, discontinued altogether the production-, of
adult
foods.
•<'"*.
'The company owns three plants, one at Fremont, Mich., where; its
offices are
located, one at Oakland, Calif., and oneat
executive
Rochester, N. Y.
Production
plant at Salem, Ore.
is also, carried on in space
leased jtf'A
^ '
' "
6
(1358)
THE
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
the
of
shares
shares
ot
be
to
the
of
names
several underwriters of
offered
stocK
common
the
to
G.
A.
Becker
American
&
Co.
Robert
Inc.—
W.
&
31,000
Corp._
Securities
Whipple
2,500
Ladenburg. Thalmann & Co. 10,000
Lee Higginson Corp._.,_,._.< 5,000
2,000
Merrill, Turben
Co
Baird
&
Co.,
; Inc.
__—
Baker,
Slmonds
William
Blair
Central
&
2,000
Co.2,000
Republic Co.
(Inc.!
8.
Dickson
Clement
2,000
1,000
Co.
Evans
A.
Inc
&
of
&
Glore,
1.000
Stroud
&
Vietor,
Common,
Forgan
Weeks—
&
H.
—V.
171,
Co.
The
first
2,000
—
Inc.—
Dean Witter & Co.___——
2,000
10,000
of
stockholders
—
also
March
on
pension
represents
of
all
pension
collective
in
provides for
bargaining
agreement
until
agreement
employees
and
crease
with
ten
a
Idaho
the
171,
due
Co.—Bonds
redeem on
1978,
».
and
April
the
Placed
Pri¬
;.r:\
for
-
1
are
to be delivered on account of such sales, and that
Blyth & Co., Inc. is offering the remaining 26,769 shares
of unsubscribed stock at an initial public
offering price
of $21.50 per share less a concession to dealers of 75£
per share.—V. 171, p. 1262.
construction
v;
investment
fund
whose
not
the
cover
SEC
in
full
a
investment
initial
an
to holders of
15
record
as
the
171,
p.
quarter
mid-January.—V.
ad¬
dividend
March 31.
Fund
Kansas City Power &
Power
plan
benefits,
including
United
the
Rubber
funding
A
!•',,
Workers,
>
-
<
$8,000,000,
insurance
will
effect
1,
will
preferred
remaining funds
in
the
stock
900,000
but
expected
the
to
year.
stock,
be
financed
be
to
sold
oper.
revenues-
E.
Net
from
ry.
at
Railway
in
part by the sale of shares of
the company's service territory.
jn
will be obtained ironi cash
hand
on
and
•
Grand Trunk Western Ry.- -Earnings— ;v. '
February—
Gross
Net
>1
"
'
1950
railway— ; $3,284,000
railway
257,564
from
Net ry.
issue
to
5100;.
(par
has
company
extension
applied
20,000
the
to
shares
4%
Power
Commission
cumulative
preferred
for
■
to
into
enter
ry.
$3,819,000
618,637
$3,209,000
-
501,821
Railway
Net
rev.
99,521
Net
ry.
Net
Income
7,209,000
7,530,000
7,706,000
6,652,000
862,868
940,743
855,318
1,123,913
income.—
156,455
260,051
*36,255
oper,
'
.
—V.
Februaryfrom railway
from railway
Net
ry.
~^V.
1950
1949
1948
1947
?
$283,313.
$311,438;.
$238,174
1
75,335
112,229
69,056
34,752
32,443
39,419
564,050
567,942
592,445
>157,924
133,911
183,260
73,475
36,034
52,576
Net
>
—V.
February—
from railwayfrom railway.—
115,936
,
171,
ry.
This
1949
$5,946,401
1.371,622
$6,115,494
1,412,325
1,356,784
536,185
470,000
471,423
11,076,231
12,333,354
12,642,254
11,271,810
2,370,279
2.854,853
2,851,465
875,315
1,103,645
2,722,888
< 864,736
1,250,768
489,243
1943
•
•
1947
•
be
—
income.
1,005,971
■
,
Hall
Greeting Card Co.—To Build New Plant—
estimated
the
corporation
which
it
tmde
will
expects to offer
will
bushel of wheat.
127,207
:
that
"at
staff
present
program
is
of
least
300
trario
The
either
be
the
on
1,500,000
ratio
of
no
shares of
par
share
one
of
18,668 shares of
about
a
Of
for
sold
a
total
of
The unsubscribed balance of 2,457 shares of
stock will be offered at auction in
common
Honolulu, Hawaii, at
See also V. 171, p. 1048.
Helicopter Air Service, Inc.—Earnings—
INCOME STATEMENT
FOR
TO
operating revenues
Operating expenses
;
Agoortization of preoperating
for Federal income
PERIOD
DEC.
Total
or
a
31,
FROM
">
20
Employees
subscribed
were
February— - ■
* ■
Gross from railway_„_
Net
Net
for
at
ry.
$85
share,
per
were
p.
for
or
$98 447
96,069
2[251
expenses
'
taxes
President
director of
27
March
20
'
on
1149.
<
< "
.
Gross
from
ry.
$2,430,168
486,877
1—
from
Net
of
Chicago
Railway Equipment Co., has
succeeding Victor M. Harding
chosen
(re-elected).
The
on
March
9
on
declared
railway
initial
quarterly
p.
dividend
par
value)
The
as
com¬
well
as
1495.
$2,556,724
$2 202,445
306,355
323,160
286,967
V 2,471
*19,484
<
~
68,389
i.v
'.
5,135,501
tOT
Hood
the
on
5.6
/
recapitalizat on plan
preferred stock, par <
a
first
XXX•: /
v ■'
exchange of five shares of
■
new
stock, plus
>■<.:>:
first preamount
an
of the call price over the init al public
first preferred. «V The prior preferred stock ;>
preferred stock net exchanged.—V. 171. p. 752. #
excess
new
will all
as
p.
offered
share
The
York
of
the
U.
S.
.
5,357,382
for
will
Court
for
the
of
has
B.
been
1932.
He
has
F.
been
elected
Goodrich
Stock
Exchange
C.
the
Presidencv
of
this
L.
in
charge
of
who
manufacturing
died
earlv
J
in
question
Investors
SEC—,
a
charter
the
of
future
Syndicate
.<
.
corporation
covering
amount
•
authorizing
to be designed
as
of
April
common
hid,
11,
22,
at
to
.stock
price
of
171,
p.
a
1950.—V.
notice
Inc.
issuance
on
of
of
such
'
"
additional
an
stock
*
preferred
<
.
stock,
of
if
with
Y.,
169,
March
from
the
fixed
as
a
right
to
purchase <■
the
ratio of
$2.3712
one
new
share.
per
company
record
share
The
for
rights
361.
171,
cf
offering of said
the
principal
849.
p.
,
separate
a
p.
filed
a
registration
statement ! with
series
15t and $46,000,000 of series 20
underwriter is Investors Diversified
1562.
delivery
exchange
949.
*
.
at
plus
the
initial
accrued
in¬
.
1949
1943
1947
$53,570
$54,279
$59,276
*86,871
J. *71,537
*55,585
*97,232
*104,376
*38,432
*71,869
101,673
107,199
105,146
117.431
railway.._____
*164,603
*173.345
*197,096
*214,047
*134,855
*189,890
*115,693
income™
Jan.
*
*83.374
1—
from
railway
Net
from
Net
ry." oper.
Deficit.—Vol.
171,
p.
*143,937
950.
Lehigh. & Hudson River Ry.- —Earnings—
February—
Gross
1949 ; * ;
1950
v;':
1943
- rail way.
v
$182,873
$212,423 "
$293,520
railway.-—31,583
46,910
96,582
from
___
,
Net
from
Net
ry.
income.
oper.
From- Jan.
Gross
Net
1—
__
'- /
.
.
from
ry.
railway
railway-—_—
171,
104.610
34,261
...
-'■?
37,557
'i
Y
outstanding
Nov.
&
temporary
1,
Trust
1978,
Co..
bonds
of
are
New
this
-
469.833
552,048
568,158
70,225
105.680
127,505
193,250
*256
220,039
950.
p.
9,991
.
1947
$283,769
382,160,
income—.
oper.
Deficit.—-V.
i
*1,139
•
=-
from
■
j
21,747 :
'69,204
'
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
February—
from
from
Net
ry.',
-
from
ry.
$360,187
<
income—
37,120
.
1949
1948
$438,465.
21,389
>
1947
$613,432
163,494
$346,240
47,346
86,680
*13,716
65,406
-
11.613
1—
a.
from
Net
1950
;
.
railway——
railway—™
oper.
From Ja
Gross
railway—__
818,356
income.
"Deficit.—V.
990,663
1,197,083
877,656
85,332
193,397
290,371
163,355
94.881
.
railway—
oper.
126,442
157,474
100,479
171, p. 950.
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
February—
Gross
from
Net
bonds, 3&% series due
at the Chemical Bank
for
•
1950
ry.*oper. income___
*
made
was
thereof
I
Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
$49,040
Net
Service Co.—Definitive Bonds
Ready—
p.
Superior &
bonds
amount
.
„
28
The
mortgage
for
in
public
a
171,
from
Gross
au¬
„
the
Co., Inc.
100.75%
.
America, Inc.—Registers With
;
$13,000,000 of
first
available
&
and
of
Gross
Canada,
>
.-
was
1950,
receive
in
from
Net
preferred
-
.
certificates.
Inc.—V.
N.
of
has received
March
railway____
railway______
: V
.
amendment
capital stock,
Iowa Public
now
be
24, 1950, the company sold and delivered to Halsey, Stuart &
the $2,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series
C, 2%%< due
1980, at 100.16%
of such principal amount plus
accrued
From
company wishes to
position to issue preferred stock in the event it becomes desir¬
able and appropriate to do so.—V.
171, p. 1149..
York,
be
ore
were publicly offered at an initial
price of $24.25
share by a group of underwriters headed by Robert
Lake
on
value of $50 per share.
series.—V.
the
to
share
'stockholders
February—
of
March 27 received SEC authorization to seek stock¬
of
shares of
Definitive
Muench
with
cents)
the basis of
held.-'Unsubscribed stock will
on
subscription warrants which expired on Feb. 27, 1950.
remaining 4,536 unsubscribed shares of common
Gross
directed
Boston, Boston, Mass.. and Royal Bank
Toronto, Canada.—V. 171, p. 558.
•
Co.
Vice-President
succeeds
150, p. 435.
to
share
Lake Superior District Power Co.—Stock
Subscrip¬
tions—An aggregate of 36,426 shares of the 40,962 shares
of common stock offered by the
company for subscrip¬
tion were subscribed at $22.25 per share for
by holders
terest.—v.
:
District
a
The
per
business
shares
seven
1,
interest:
*10,172
of
approval
the SEC
of
.common
shares
expire
577,209
thorized by the stockholders, would
require the filing
application with the Commission at that time.
The
in
notification
of
stock-(par
$2.37 ('2' per
shares
seven
letter
a
common
at
Stock Exchange
close
,481,575
i. 787,843
System—Interest—
District
per $1,000 debenture
continue to be dealt in
company on
The
Michvest
its
*
par
each
for
filed
20
shares of
Net
$18
and
holder
March
on
100,000
to stockholders
by Blair P.vClaybaugh & Co., New
York.5
The proceeds are
to
be used to
repay a loan owing
to the ;;
LaSalle National Bank.
Chicago, and for additional working capital.
price
1048.
Hydro-Electric
order
Bank
250,000
oomnany
covering
from
Net
Blanchard
division
since
The
SEC
Jam
202,033
7
793,851
279,039
•.
New
Services,
Hood Rubber Co.—New President—
Blanchard
vote
new
Net
171,
to
1947
5,317,762
1,280,443
644,173
income-
National
face
March.—V.
the
the
Net
Class A Stock—
the
170,
a
to
W. Baird
that debentures be quoted
April. I). 1950; that the deben¬
tures shall
"Flat," and to be a delivery in
settlement of Exchange contracts made
beginning April 1, 1950, must
be stamped to show the above
payment.
•«' i
Interest is payable at Chase National
Bank, New York,'N. Y..- First'
be
per share on convertible class A 6%
stock ($4
payable April 1 to shareholders of record March
20, 1950.
pany has outstanding 80,000 shares of this class
of stock
51,200 shares of common stock.—V.
Mr.
Plan of Recapitalization
on
will
a
share of present preferred
of
per
Massachusetts, dated March 20, 1950, payment of interest was made,
on
April 1, 1950, of $18 per $1,000 debenture,' representing interest
for the six month$' period from Oct.
1, 1949, to April 1, 1950, at the
rate
of
3%
on
the unpaid principal
amount,-011 presentation- for
stamping
of
convertible
6%
gold
debentures, due 1944,
"part-rc-
for
Treasurer
Raymond H.
12
of
,r
International
Pursuant
a
.
cents
company,
for each
price
Co;
1948
$2,350,968
245,632
railway—
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
The
the company,
Pays Initial Dividend of 6£
or six
Placed
On Feb.
Interstate Power Co.—Plans to Issue Preferred—
1950 are: T. H.
Reidy, President and Treasurer
(re-elected); C. W. Moore, Vice-President—Operations
(newly elected)*
C. E
Cessna, Secretary (re-elected); R, B.
Kiel, Assistant *Secreta**y-
directors
'198,245
stock
$100
Milwaukee, who had resigned.
The
420,147
169,788
The
a
-Earnings-
1949
income—..
oper.
Net
1950
railway
ex*interest
•
J
from
From Jan.
-
1949
;
Walker,
Assistant
provides for
equal
of
recently offered to the employees
Stock Subscription Plan of 1950, a
.
income
a
!• 422,984
■>'•
plan
stock
cash
each
$10)
International Great Northern RR.
New Director, etc., Elected—
Officers
of
issuance
/y
The
ferred
additional
America—8,195 Shares of Stock
■
(par
deemed."
>
< <
AUG.
1949
development
shares
The remaining 21,805 shares
registration with the SEC.—V. 171,
Montreal
elected
i
••
*'194,810
Co.^-Bonds
April
on
involve
that -the
the company owns as a result of this
loan taken on it for money to build a
$696,575.
from
removed
total of
not less than $20 per share.
30,000
company's
8,195 shares
of
employees would be
2,500 when the building
from now."
Co.
J.
x
,
the
total
discount) by Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., and Dean, Witter &
S.
stockholders
will
date
one
wheat that
Employees—
the
under
The unsubscribed 131,332 shares of
preferred stock were
offered publicly March 21 at the same
price (less 70 cents
cf
777,804
•
'X'X
Wheel
,publicly offered at $2.50
estimate now on the cost of this plant is
approximately
E<y financing (t in this method the corporation will be able
to'build its first plant free and clear of any indebtedness with the
only
incumbrances against its raw material.—V.
171, p. 949.
•
v.,:«:
year
150,000 shares of 5% cumu¬
lative preferred stock, series E, and to
47,543 shares of
a total of
50,000 shares of common stock offered them
at par ($20 per
share), with rights expiring on March 20.
been
913,207
v
rv"
■' ? 470,520
136,239
Keyes Fibre Co.—To Vote
new
common
stock
new
approximately
completed
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.—Stock
Subscriptions—The
stockholders of record Feb. 23 subscribed to
Net
102,564
211,275
950.
P;
first
r;
The
$1,500,000.
Sold to
common
Provision
.7 440,260
income—
oper.
will be called
,
.Joyce C. Hall, President, on March 31 announced that this
company
will
start
immediately the erection of a $2,500,000 plant adjacent
to its present building at Kansas
City, Mo. Containing 400,000 square
feet of floor area, the new plant will
triple production space and
permit output of more than a million cards a day.
to
213.300
/•
by a preincorporute group for, an amount of $20,000 in
prelncorporate money will be used for incorporating
preliminary engineering, and various market surveys.
r
Insurance Co. of North
Hallmark
Mr.
<
,v
> 980.149
<<845,900
•
93,110
81,621
i
offering
>,< 750,963
93,523
,
subscribed
stock
,
added
'
which is in its prelncorporate stage, is not expected
incorporated before late this month,
A total of 40,000 shares
The
$5,583,005
p. 949.
expansion
12,099
company,
plant.
railway...
railway—.
oper.
—V. 171,
961,432
>200,812
51,900 <v,
•
22,012
91,088
$385,013
558.
p.
expenses,
Jan. 1—
Net
3o7,816
80,914
chrgs.
'.■■■
»
$478,924
230,212
,
,
v
$25.
1950—2 Mos,—1949 fr,
$3,727,961 V $3,997,195
'
j-- 203,920
l-<-
1947
■.
$443,962
214,868
171,
which
February. .This
RR.—Earnings—
1950
from
from
423,854
cper,_
inccme___
oper.
$1,947,771
Ry.—Earnings—
1949
' ' ; 1943 »'*.
the United States—V. 171, p. 361.
■-A.
950—Month—1949 <
$1,723,360
ganized—Financing Planned—
42,056
,
$5,436,472
income.
oper.
Net
2,278,935
Industrial Fermentation Co., Denver,
Colo.—Being Or¬
to
Net
From
ry.
ry.
inc. aft. fixed
468,459 >'
v
949.
p.
Gross
Gross
from
rev.
Net
v/ere
ry.
3,787,624
2,329,901
RR.—Earnings—
]
revenues-
1950 <
%
Privately—
The company has placed privately $2,500,000 first mort- t
gage bonds with the Equitable Life Assurance Society of
!•<:
'<
•.
Kropp Forge Co., Cicero, III.—Files With SEC—
,
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
Net
oper.
Net
31,612
income—
oper.
171,
949.
p.
3,755,297 <
1,165,770
1,591,721
'
;; Kelsey-Hayes
1—
railway—
railway—.
from
171,
Railway
64,248
from
Nfct
^
1950—2 Mos —1949
>1,922,203
1,057,456
720,285
railway..—_
oper. income...
ry.
—V.
■v
Period End. Feb. 28—
$264,443
,
„
Income.
oper.
1,772,889
j
fixed
Indiana Harbor Belt
Net
From Jan.
after
372,812
$410,252
ry,
Net
$18,281,741 $20,214,589 $33,477,430 $41,449,257
' 4.093,984
4,495,791 , 8,699,235 -<8,923,399
oper.
'■
railway.—
From Jan.
The
& Western RR.—Earnings—
Gross
Gross
ry,
income—
charges
■^
Green Bay
ry.
1950—Month—1949
revenues.
from
oper.
1,926,395
666.008
1,349,256
1,454,1.39
Gross from railway....
Net from railway...:—
361,503
1—
,
{
"Deficit.—V. 171, p. 949,
Net
oper.
491,793
74,048
j
865,044
from
,
RR.—Earnings-
Period End. Feb. 28—
railway—..
railway._____
from
Net
Illinois Central
1947
from
Gross
Net
,
an
underwriting, agreement
with
Wegener & Daly Corp., of Boise, Idaho, for\ the-stock which
would be issued on or after
May 1, 1950.—V. 171, p. 464.
-,
2,970,395
income._
849.
p.
Net
stock
proceeds will be used to finance the construction,
Improvement of operating facilities: -f
*';.7v
proposes
2,330,256
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf
The
and
company
56,613,963
1,382,812
retained
,
The
-
$6,359,945
1,341,044
February—
Federal
of
$3,109,553
oper._
income—
oper.
171,
1950—2 Mos.—1949
$3,053,970
oper.
ry.
—V.
:v\
authority
J./,
1948
253,739
from
Net
'■
$3,719,000
*97,396
From Jan.
Gross
income.—
oper.
''
1949
from
Net
Plans Preferred Stock Financing—
The
rev
share.
per
Ry.—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
Railway
its
share by
per
;
Period End. Feb. 28—
The
*
March 23 at $31.25
on
Dealers' discount, 50 cents
Kansas City Southern
that
states
company
sold this
be
made
was
Blyth & Co., Inc.
171, p. 1049.
—v.
it becomes necessary to issue
case
iuture,
is
Stock, Etc.—
to approve an increase in
shares to 1,800,000 shares.
earnings.
J
which
in
continue
which
4%
plants, involves no wage in¬
extension of,the company's present
without material changes. The union
and
from
being sought in
stock
common
The
Goodyear
pensions
is
common
additional
May 3
on
has sufficient hydro-electric generating capacity to meet
anticipated increase in demands through 1950, according to T.
Roach,
President,
The
1950
construction
program
is. budgeted
of
,i
stock
common
(no par)
Increase Common
asked
be
company
with
compares
Co.—To
will
Light Co.—Secondary Offering—
secondary offering of 10,000 shares of common stock
cleared
696.
7/V;':
-
Inc. subject to the
underwriting agreeryrent at $21.50 per share.
The utility company has been
(Advised that prior to the
expiration of the subscription*. warrants on March 23
Blyth & Co., Inc. sold 20,000 shares of the common stock
at a price of $21.50 per share less a concession to dealers
of 75£ per share, that shares of the unsubscribed stock
terms of the
the outstanding
15
balance
being purchased by Blyth &
are
; ; $0.73
.
$30,000,000 of
1149.
p.
mutual
a
does
with
authorized
no
1955, but is subject to termination by the company
April 1, 1952, upon 60 days' notice.—V. 171, p. 848.
beginning
used to
share payable April
per
stockholders
additional
one-year
agreement
covering
April
be
109,670
$0.84
*
i_
Power
&
bonds
V.
dividend
The
27
past serviee cost, is estimated at $6,400,000,
which
Ooodyear's 1949 domestic payroll of $160,000,000.
The
■
Fiduciary Trust Co. of New Yoik, declared
cents
registration
overwhelmingly approved a
new
pension plan which provides company-paid benefits for 30,000 hourly *
rated
employees
and
14,000
salaried
employees.
The plan,
which 1
provides
minimum
pensions
of
$100
per
month,
became effective
April 1, subject to approval of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue. *
cost
to
are
The authorization
annual
stock——
.
stockholders March 7, last, 3,231 shares were subscribed
and the remaining 46,769 shares not subscribed for
for
a
f Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.—Pension Plan Voted—
The
,
corporation,
is
15
The
Offered
Blyth & Co., Inc., on
public offering of 25,000 shares of com¬
mon stock at
$28.75 per share. These shares represented
stock not subscribed by stockholders during a standby
offering which expired on March 29. See V. 171, p. 1261.
The
430,000
common
:
Unsubscribed Common
—
Stock Publicly Offered—Of the 50,000 shares of common
offered by the company for subscription by its
$695,900
109.670
Supply Co.
1950
stock
Hudson Fund, Inc.—Initial Dividend—
'This
Co.—Stock
485,000
$783,100
,
Monday, April 3,
•
Jamaica Water
1949
$1,125,900
———————
„
Lighting:
proceeds
"
1
$1,268,100
'
10,000
of
Glidden
dividends
See
viser
March 30 made
1950
Income——.
on
———
,
mortgage 3%
costs.
1148.
P.
taxes
1.000
Watllng, Lerchen & Co
1,000
Peabody & Co—„
2,000
&
2,000
Co—.
&
Jones
3,500
Dunn
CHRONICLE;
vately—The company has placed privately
first mortgage 2%% bonds due 1985.
v
1,000
Inc.........
Walter J. Wade.
5,000
The Illinois Co.
T.
Co.
'
-
Federal
income--...-
on
Houston
5,000
-
-
taxes
Earned per share
—V. 171, p. 557.
Harris,
&
before
(income
Preferred
2,000
William R. Staats Co...
J
Co.,
Net
2,000
2,000
——
_
Falrman
Inc.
Michigan
Hornblower
Kidder,
Bills,
Corp.—
2,000
Co,„
10.COO
_
First
Curtis
5,000
Inc....
Julien Collins & Co
R.
Moore, Leonard & Lynch..
Newharti, Cook & Co
The Ohio Company
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
2,000
Co.____
&
income
Federal
-
2,000
& Co
FINANCIAL
3 Months Ended Feb. 28—
Net
Shares *
;
&
Hooker Electrochemical Co.—Earnings Higher—
;
.
Shares
Bacon,
130,000
the number
public and
purchased by each is set forth below:
COMMERCIAL
ry.
From
Gross
1950
from
Net
ry,
1943
1947
$5,543,277
$3,225,895
$5,517,586
476,381
1,031,545
803,492
943,393
111,441
501,312
12,512,276
11,675,839
1,389,521
2,175,502
175.674
1,124,411
income
oper.
Jan.
from
Net
1949
$4,474,150
railway
railway———
*32.025
423,359
9.535,371
11,559,430
1,231,326
1,963,047
41,357
760,157
1—
railway.
1_ '
railway
oper.
*Deficit.—V.
income
171,
p.
;<
1262,
■.;
-
<
Volume
<
171
Number 4895
THE
Utttt'Co. of Mary—Partial-Redemption
There have been called for
series
A
and $31,000 of
redemption
Little
par
Payments will
be made at the
bonds at
101
and
The stockholders of record Jan.
Star
Steel
Co.—Bonds
accrued
.
Continental Illinois National
Placed
CHRONICLE
only im the State of Utah.
In
additional stock were to be issued: to
in full payment of their respective .claims
at 10. cents per share; also, 614,606 of the company's shares were to
be used to acquire all the common stock of the Ophir Treasure Mining
Co., a Utah corporatioh, from the'Individual stockholders of said-com¬
pany by issuing one share of Mono-Kearearge stock fop four shares of
Ophir stock.
The Ophir company's assets consist of three patented
mining claims with a total acreage of 19 plus acres.
'
Privately—The
company has placed privately with six insurance- com¬
panies $5,000,000 of 41/2 % first mortgage collateral trust
sinking fund bonds, due 1965 through Dallas Rupe & Son,
Estabrook &' Co. and Straus & Blosser, it was announced
on March 28.
The purchasers. are New England Mutual
addition,
creditors
of
63.696 shares of
the
February—
Net
Net
fund
promissory
the
remainder
$2,447,000
to the payment
proceeds added
notes
ofv such
—V; 171,
Monongahela Power Co.
the
Loeb & Co.,
of the close of business
as
The
"1950—Month—1949
Net
rev.
from
Railway
oper.
Net
ry.
—V.
$1,491,326
proceeds
program estimated
ing the years 1950, 1951 and
will be spent this year.
The
oper._
568,400
income-
352,152
ry.
270,353
income
oper.
.
$3,146,831
1,288,980
791,592
\
..
BUSINESS—The
electricity
$2,928,356
985,714
461,585
Net
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
17.1,
26,677,259
3,134,381
1,433,653
income
950...
;
.;
-
Period End. Feb. 28—
Operating revenues
31,570,966
33,865,741
5,308,921
2,634,346
2,937,138
;
1950—Month—1949
189,204
63,068
—
Equipment
rents
(Dr)_..
Joint
rents
(jDr>„
rv.
29,606
I
$168,773
income-
oper.
adjoining
the
name,
EFFECT
GIVING
net
income
dur¬
.V-
3y»%
i....
Maryland
4.40%
1950—2 Mos.—1949
$3,989,253
64,514
96,794
49,985
-
424,720
income
;
9,961
,
to
1961.
',$512,725
22,416
,,
Power Co.,
of the
to
be
1955.
t$l,000
^, '•;,v.(
\
7
of
the
income
Rentals,
Net
—V.
int.,
171,
101,544
etc.—
income
Midland Valley RR,
Net
from
Net
ry.
v
:i/"
Shares
Kidder, Peabody & Co.^—.l 8,750
railway
; $198,158
s
1949
1948
1947
$151,684'
$166,430
$159,957
$148,253
<
55,775
45,462
£8,587
4,500
57,521
26,225
i7,966
25,100
312.724
348,755
85,205
134,346
68,595
28,156
53,528
—V.
302,932
131,493
Laird, Bisseli & Meeds_—
171,
income.—
from
railway
income
oper.
171,
121,845
7
57,192
Monsanto Chemical
April
for conversion
7.
recapitalization,
4%
new
prior
be used in part to pay fn
The balance would be used,
two
shares
dividends
of
issued
provides
for
the
issued
presently
thereon
would
of
stock
common
one
of
would
par
the
preferred
right to
preferred
be
stock
required
to
share.
$497,300
165, p. 1870.
no
offered
prior
common
new
issuance
be
new
of
prior
preferred
,
C.
Hickmott,
Vice-President of Connecticut General Life
lias been elected President to succeed the late Charles
Mr. Hickmott is also Fresldent of the State Savings
Hartford and
in
Aetna
Insurance
is
also
director
a
Co.—V.
169,
of
many
including
concerns,
2531.
p.
r....
&
settle claim
of
accrued
to
New
Majectlc
New Orleans & Northeastern
February—
Gross from railway.—
1,000
—
Co.—Conversion Agent—
and
can¬
advan¬
171,
p.
-
RR.—Earnings—
1949
1950
$777,932'
273,043 '•
109,478
-
1948
1947
$728,902
$954,984
260,685
401,529
171,833
106,490
$778,906
270,537
106,596
From Jan. 1—
Gross
to close of business
April 6, when the conversion privilege expires.—V.
benefits
Utah.
railway
Net ry. oper, income..
up
the
the
1,000
Wood & Co.;
stock
through
D. Williams has been
To the extent that the 100,000 ! shares are not subscribed
for1-by
stockholders, Combined Metals Reduction Co. and the directors of New
Majestic Mining Co. have agreed to take and pay for the stock in pro¬
portion to their respective present holdings.
The company's office is located at 209 Atlas
Bldg., Salt Lake City,
Net' from
into common
The proceeds are
RFC.
expenditures that have
been made, New Majestic; has issued and delivered 275,000 shares of
its treasury stock, fully paid, to. the Combined Metals Reduction Co:'
Arthur L.
Wright,
be used to
tages
2,500
Co
Salt Lake City, Utah—Rights
The lease and option agreement held by J.
celled and in consideration thereofJ and of
several
The Guaranty Trust Co. of New York as agent will accept cumu¬
lative-preference stock, series A, which has been called for redemption
on
950.
p.
to
:
railway—
would
mortgage note.
days from March 21 and is limited to stockholders.
.7
1263.
p.
bohd Issue
the
New Majestic Mining Co.,
6,000,000
8,435,505
.
Crouter & Bodine..
~
-
3,000
of
The company offers to its stockholders the opportunity to subscribe
pro-rata (on a l-for-20 basis) for 100,000 shares of treasury stock at
par (5 cents per share).
This offer is made for acceptance within 15
due annually
1—
ry.
the
30,577
352.821
Bank
Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc. 1,000
Wright & Co.,Inc. 1,000
(Inc.)—_ 4,500
3,000
M. Kidder & Co
A.
plan
Allerton
12,000
.
Harrison
Co.—
&
plan
a
5,000 shares of
shares of previously authorized
and 50,000 shares of common stock,
value;
presently
Insurance Co.,
G. Woodward.
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.— 2,500
C. C. Collings and Co., Inc. 1,000
&
o"f
accrued
of
stock.—V.
9,000,000
4,000,000
Co..——— 8,750 v
Weld
approved
New London-Northern. RR.—New President—
Republic Co. (Inc.) 5,000 1
Presspr*ich & Co
5.000
Shields & Company
5,000
W.
R.
Harris, Hall & Co.
-Earnings—
':
Jan.
Net
The
Shares
Julien Collins & Company— 2,500
DeHaven & Townsend,
White,
13
5,000
exchange each four shares for
purchased by each are
Central
"
"railway—i'i "
from
Net
—V.
216,319
$318,822
;•
$102,953
1950
oper.
From
Gross
203,721
111,202
•
v," $535,141
$401,879
1150.
p.
from
; ;
$77,190
—
February—
Gross
$214,155
$178,734
——
171, p. 1263,
'
each
of
and:
Holders
principal underwriterspreferred stock and the respective amounts severally
set forth below:
,:i\
^
additional
names
authoritlea
split-up became
proper
the
that day.—V.
on
exchange their holdings for one share
and eight shares of common stock.
electric
Estabrook
Gross
stock
preferred stock
cumulative
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
and
West
—
47,369
22,166
The
*$200,000 due semi-annually to Aug. 28,
85,742
$379,713
\/ $204,031
,10,124 ;
1979)—
1.
of
>
«
with
30
March
authorized
be
$100;
par
no
proceeds
Holders
sell
small
$22,000,000
V
t
7,000,000
6,000,000
$4,000,000
2,400,000
——
obligation
money
to. the
splitting up
it was an¬
mortgage income bonds by payment of 50% of the face value of income
bonds in cash and the balance in new prior preferred stock.
r
.
$4,475,652
3,193,451
636,365
3,038,041
(due Feb.
1979
serial notes
basis,
$4,187,368.
of
a. spbsfdiary—h
39,000
(par $100)—
i 50,000,000,
preferred stock
;
4.80% cumulative preferred stock, series B
4/50 % cumulative preferred stock, series C
i:
Common stock (par value $6.50 per share)——
13,000,000
Cumulative
$2,179,117
1,635,092
246,805
td 128,675
series due
ten-year
purchase
effect of
plan also
The
.
1.
amendment
an
the
recorded
and
on
March
on
would
par
full' the outstanding first
Authorized Outstanding
,
(due Aug.
due 1975
have
three-for-one
together with other bonds, to discharge in full presently issued second
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
approved
27
provides for the Issuance of $300,000 first mortgage
bonds, with authority to issue an additional $200,000 at any
time after April 1, 1951, subject to certain restrictions.
The $300,006
bonds are to be issued, on or about April 1, 1950, to Peters, Writer &
Christensen, Inc., Denver, Colo.
reported operating
company
with* consolidated
$23,744,818
1975)—___
series due 1977 (due Sept. 1, 19i7»——_
*2%
5%
'
Net
predecessor
a
Dec,.%sfl, 1949, the
ended
year
of
series
3%
5,967,567
2,63fZf314
••
1,498,325
—
Other
under
1912
J./ o,';:ily
30,592.254
5,149,215
'•
$1,948,976
Operating expenses
Taxes
----———■
facil.
The
con¬
and
produce
and
761,366
266,515
serial
This service area comprises
i n
estimated population of
mortgage bonds:
3%
Maine Central RR.—February Earnings—
-
the
First
'
railway.—
p.
Virginia
Delaware
stock,
preferred, stock,
par $l.
—
railway
oper.
in
CAPITALIZATION
raihvay— $12,267,798 $<5,165,779 $16,755,170 $14,867,231
2,879,771
railway—
1,149,185
2,525,675 ' 2,768,647
443,740 V 1,298,035
1,407,973 : 1,383,905
ry. oper. income.
From Jan. 1—
.
1947
from
from
Net
subsidiaries
and
its
northern West
of
filed
was
of
The, stockholders
the company and its subsidiaries forms $n important part
integrated system of the West Penn Electric Company..
the
For
Gross
to
4,842,206
by E. T. Weir, Chairman.
State
preferred
Inc.
help finance the company's
cost approximately $32,500,000
will
company
most
Founded
revenues
^
1943
1949
Co.,
&
the
March
on
incorporation which will
corporation on a
under which there
Kulin,
viz.:
system of
of
1950
in
749,300.
171, p. 950.
February—
dividend,
any
Ohio, Maryland and Virginia.
approximately 12,840 square miles with
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Earnings—
;
Ripley
at
of
parts
609,799
617,059
,
4.50%
a
5,772,581
965,256
345,211
National Sugi r Mfg. Co.—Recapitalization Approved—
1952. of which approximately $12,000,000
principal project in this program is the
installation vof a sixth steam turbo-generator unit at the company's
Rivesville, W. Va., station.
The new unit will have a capability of
approximately 80,000 kilowatts and be ready for operation late in 1951.
1950—2 Mos.—1949
$1,385,150
472,642
281,727
224,042
1,
struction
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.—Earnings—
Perioo End. Feb. 28—
for
5,250.696
1,064,384
500,057
of, the
effective at the close of business
time at prices decreasing from
if redeemed by Feb.
1, 1955, to 103 V2 % if redeemd after
1960i in each case plus accrued dividends.
PROCEEDS—Net
16, 1950, 159,169 shares were subscribed tor by
remaining 433,016 shares were
allotted pro rata to the underwriters.
Such preemptive i
rights expired March 23, 1950.—V. 171, p. 1262.
1 *•*
such stockholders and the
Railway oper. revenues-
Harriman
from
stock.is redeemable
new
IO6V2 %
Feb.
on
March
received
were
of
The amendment
Also
devidend
4.55%
stock of record
stockholders
stock
of
$100.68; Lehman Brothers, $100,507; W. c; Langley & Co.,
one
bid was received of $100.00 per share for a
$100.1199.
Subscriptions for Stock—Of the 592,185 shares of com¬
mon stock offered by the company to the holders of its*
common
bids
$2,305,156
290,433
117,806
1184.
p.
nounced
t
Three'other
1947 (
$2,737,409
.
400,417
139,404
National Steel Corp.—Stock Split-Up Voted—
The
Preferred Stock Offered—
—
1948
478,989
224,387
4,995,654
1,332,457
644,794
railway
income.—
oper.
articles
capital.*
to -working
ry.
.
43/4% first mortgage sinking of current indebtedness and ;
of
from
Net
1949
$2,520,949
1950
$2,439,515
623,388
291,345
railway
From Jan. 1—
Gross, from railway
company
„
and
from
from
railway...
Net ry. oper. income
Kidder, Peabody & Co. headed an investment banking
Co., The Travelers Insurance Co., Amer-S
group which on March 30 publicly offered 60,OQQ shares
ican National Insurance Co., The Connecticut Mutual1:
of 4.50% cumulative preferred stock, series C (par $100),
Life Insurance Co., State Farm Mutual Automobile In¬
,at $102.50 per share, plus accrued dividends, to yield
surance Co. and State Farm .Life Insurance Co.
4.39%. 'C The issue was awarded to the group at competi¬
;,The proceeds will be applied to the payment and discharge of all
tive sale on March 28 on its bid of $100,691 per share;
of
the $796,500
of bank notes due
1950, $100,000 of 3%%
nondebentures
Nashville Chattanooga & St Louis Ry.—Earnings-—
,
,Gross
Life Insurance
cohvertible
J1359), .'.7
18, 1950 were recently given the right
to. subscribe, pro rata, for 250,000 shares of capital stock at par '(10
cents per 'share/ the proceeds to be used to buy new equipment. Rights
expired on. Feb. 24, 1950. The unsubscribed stock; was offered publicly
Bank & Trust Co. of Chicago, trustee, 231 So. La Salle St., Chicago 90, '
111., or at the. option of the holder, at The First National Bank of West •'
Bend, West Bend, Wis.—V. 168, p; 744.
~
>'
v
Lone
FINANCIAL
&
Mono-Kearsarge Consolidated Mining, CP.—Rights, etc.
as of
first mortgage
Co. of Mary Hqspital.
and accrued interest and the series B
interest.
Notice^-
April 1, 1950, $50,000 of
sinking fund bonds of
The series A bonds will be redeemed* at
series' B
COMMERCIAL
from
railwayfrom railway—...
ry. oper; income
Net
Net
1;609,055
573,547H
221,153
,
1,628,470
652,444
269,311
2,045,040
911,003
1,640,8ft
404,546
251,36:
604,5ft
—V. 171, p. 1184.
1150.
■
Minneapolis & St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
■-*:
February—
Gross
Net
Net
19£0
from
$1,236,089
railway.
railway—;—
from
148,843
1947
270,068
333,501
118,788
'
ry.
income.—
oper.
From
Gross
Jan.
from
Net
ry.
93,663
3 026,175
110,074
railway
oper. Income
250,243
2,992,049
529,770
201,138
546,545:
215,742
64,336
2,714,731
Gross
ry.
171.
-1
1
246,179
redemption
on
June
next,
1,
ry.
First.Trust
Co.
of
Minn.—V.
1,
St.
Paul, trustee,
169,
171,
500,849
133,294-
85,277
■
116,537
45,020
565,166
130,773
137,305
—
1950
'
——
$5,240,799
—
to
1949
$1,852,324
Sales in
January ran at an annual rate of $30,000,000 thereby estab¬
lishing a new record sales peak.
,
:
The company recently purchased from the Di Giorgio Fruit Corp.
3,088 acres of groves in the rich citrus belt running across the central
.'*•
SEC
under
sell
March
on
the
the
of
"i;*.
announced
29
Investment
shares
315
■
Shares
issuance
the
of
an
exemption
Company Act permitting this corporation
capital stock of The Morris PlAn. C6,; of
South
Bend, at a price of $388 per share, to nine individuals, includ¬
ing five persons who are officers and directors of the South Bend
Company.—V. 171, p. 194.
v;
^
section of
Florida, at a cost of $3,195,200.
This important acquisition
permit Minute Maid 'to grow nearly 15% of its present fresh fruit
requirements on its own land, and act as a hedge against irregular
fluctuations
Minute
:
as
well
Maid has
unforeseen
as
been
unable
shortages.
contract
>
,
-
for
grapefruit and grape¬
fruit-orange blend to be concentrated outside its own plants, and ac¬
cordingly will process arid package these two products in its own plants.
To replace the production diverted to these two products,
for which
there
is
insistent
an
demand
to
from
the
the company will sub¬
stantially increase its pack of California orange juice this fall, the an¬
nouncement concluded.—V. 171, p. 362.
;
Motorola, Inc.—Has Record Quarter—
..
,
Missouri
Illinois RR.
1950
-February—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
.*
From
Gross
Jan.
income-
from
Net
ry.
$333,512.;
140,071
146,210
73,253
73,653
701,114
285,573
income—
$283,798
131,683
67,105
705,929
125,766
p.
1947
1—
railway"railway——
oper.
171,
$348,521 f
$333,932
130,722
55,843
from
Net
—V.
railway—_
railway—...
oper.
1948
1949
■
€97,500
563,794
294,509
312,728
155,754
244,556
155,566
Gross
Net
Net
ry.
From
Gross
oper.
Jan.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway—
from
_
income.—
p.
1949
$5,396,747
1,328,087
$6;076,509
$5,525,224
1,409,389
1,005,923
1947
$4,915,620
1,038,638
411,474
313,131
414,546
532,682
11,470,710
9,890.231
2,51,1,428
2,096,047
640,541
2,008,792
495,811
11,087,056
2.609,637
income.—965,031
1049.
729,460
666,605
746,146
1,402,082
547,415
313,722
573,313
636,722
468,651
.
1,259,685
572,860
526,102
Central RR.—Earnings—
l95CM-Month—1949
revenues
oper.
expenses
47,124,109
45,197,511
income-
*3,341,107
Net
ry.
Net
income
oper.
after
$
—
171, p.
*5,327,049
1,355,329
*4,625,288
added.—V.
171, p.
465.
from
Net
ry.
—
railway..—
oper.
From Jan,
2,150,262
1184.
February—
from railway—
Net
$
57,516,696 103,849,896 119,051,813
48,763,742
95,747,960 102,189,2l6
3,073,945
*3,426,746
4,767,63ft
fixed
charges—
"Deficit.—V.
1950—2 Mos.—1946
$
oper.
income——.———.^ '
1—
1946
$493,006
*30,824
"117,748
Earnings—
1948
1947
$635,572
$639^264
59,795
*71,860
*29,284
*176,158
.
,
Muskogee, Okla.,
The
company
covering
from railway—*21,791
*128,344
1,297,140
103,870
Net
ry.
income......—*217,691
*399,466
*153,820
17 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par $20) and $100,000
indebtedness.
No underwriter.; Proceeds from
stock
tificates
of
to
from
railway.—.—j—
oper.
Deficit.—V.
171, p. 951.
March
on
2,500
certificates
7 %
1,191,382
*
-Files—
SEC
1,085,229
Net
of
be
used
indebtedness
StOck.
for
si
demand
Jiquidate
to
loans
.i
1
in
of
excess
.
...
,
,
.
Niagara Falls Power Co.—Proposed Mergersee
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. below.-r-V. 170, p. 1917.
and from cer¬
surplus and capital
notes,
'•
.
Niagara Hudson Power Corp.—Proposed Consolidation
;
corporation and The Niagara Falls Powgr Co. on March 30
with the New York P. S. Commission, the FPC and
to merge The Niagara FaJls Power Co.,
a
wholly owned
subsidiary, into Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.
The application to the Federal Power Commission also includes a
request for redefinition of the license for the Niagara Falls, hydro¬
electric project to include therein only the generating facilities.
Earle J, Machold, President, stated that this is another important
The
Mutual Fund of Boston, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
The corporatioh"'on March 24 filed a registration statement with
the SEC covering 60,000 shares of capital stock to be
underwritten
by Russell, Berg & Co.; Boston, Mass.—V. 170, p. 1398.
Life
Insurance
Co.
of
New
York
—
Dawson
W.
has
Dawson
of Agencies.
been' elected
.
v
•
President
and
officers of
the
who is
the company, in his
,;
Britain,
Officer.
was
SEC
in
structure
Roger
serving as U. S. Ambassador to Great
said that Mr. Dawson will be the company's Chief Executive
When Mr. Douglas returns to active duty In the company, it
nounced, he will serve as counselor to the Board of Trustees
Douglas,
filed applications
step
Y
Hull, as
Executive Vice-President, according to Lewis W. Douglas, Chairman of
the Board.
Mr. Dawson had previously been Executive Vice-President
and General Counsel.
Mr. Hull had been Vice-President and Manager
Mr.
72
be
Muskogee Industrial Finance Corp.
Louis
1—
railway.—
railway..
oper.
171,
1948
1950
President,
this year
allocation,
Mutual
from
from
of
Elected President—
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Ry. —Earnings—
February—
\
121,815
951.
1,456,678
$
Gross
Galvin,
quarter
340,241
1184.
p.
Railway
Railway
continued
V.
common
-Earnings—*
305,780
$671,974
303,497
258,137
V
Period End. Feb. 28—
stated that sales and earnings for the
promised to exceed by a wide margip the
record of any other quarter in the history of the company.
Demand
for television receivers continues at an accelerated pace necessitating
first
of
*
248,284
1947
,
$708,686
.1,473,840
708,103
Gross
Paul
trade,
.
171,
330,525
New York Ontario & Western Ry.—
,
will
—V,
1948
1946
$663,161
294,848
951.
p.
Permitted—
The
$674,809
1—
railway——
from railway—
ry. oper. income—
Net
Mexico Ry.- -Earnings—
1950
income
oper.
from
New York
order
Minute Maid Corp.—Sales Up Sharply—
ry.
From- Jan,
Gross
167,270
,
Morris Plan Corp. of America—Sale of Units'
t
.
Net
Net
'469,425
"44,360
,
/
the
First National Bank Building, St.
1336.
p.
3 Months Ended Jan. 31—
Sales
62,057
February—
from railway..__
Net from railway
Gross
70,230
71,864
fund,
$17,000 of first mortgage 334 %
coupon
bonds dated
June 1, 1936 at 104 and accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the
Paul
69,952
52,437
139,224
railway
1
railway
oper. income—
from
"Deficit.—V.
through
$262,300
30,708
14,984
from
Gross
Net
have been called for
$247,608 1
*25,831
income—
From Jan*
Minnesota Transfer Ry.—Partial Redemption—
There
sinking
1947
••
041,748
1049.
p.
1948
$212,181
$43,762/
.railway—t*
railway.
i_
oper.
1949
1950
;
m
from
from
Net
Net
—V.
Earnings—
February—
Net
l—
railway—— '
from
Net
35,289
2,557,489
Montour RR.-
$1,342,493
$1,483,591
277,998
$1,489,429
'
New Orleans Texas &
>
1948
'
1949
'
an¬
and the
capacity as Chairman.—V. 170, p. 2333.
follows
Buffalo
New
the further simplification and unification of the corporate
of the< Niagara Hudson System.
This proposed 'merger
recent consolidation of three other System companies-
the
Niagara
York
Electric
Power
&
Central New York Power Corp. and
Corp.—to form Niagara Mohawk Power
Corp.,
Light
Corp.
Upon completion of the proposed merger, the
Niagara Hudson System
would have only one operating company,
Niagara Mohawk Power
Corp., rendering service to system customers in upstate New York.
;
Canadian Niagara Power Co., Ltd., at present a direct subsidiary
of The Niagara Falls Power Co., would become a direct subsidiary 0#
Niagara Mohawk under the proposed merger.—V. 171, p. 951.
8
(1360)
'-Nineteen Hundred C«T.—Acquires Plant—
*
THE
•
•
,
Mining
it
factory for the producth n of 'gas and electric clothes dryers was
acquired on March 27 by this corporation, manufacturer of Whirlpool
home
laundry equipment, from the Cooper Wells Co., - producer of
hosiery and underwear,
to?
•"
which
transferred
has
Decatur, Ala.
;
•
Acquisition of
,
in
Gray,
The
who
The
exenanged
171,
railway.-..
railway
ry. oper. income™
Net
Jan.
Net
ry,
*
"V
1C49
1948
,
1947
Gross
"657,353
3,526,141
4,201,464
"672,747
2*071,198
2,699,712
Net
3,786,893
2,378,438
28,395,815
7,666,015
29,961,083
1,663,842
'9,331,692
26,295,323
8,902,206
812,309
railway,™
railway
4,730,415
5,973,738
5,392,260
18,906,985
—
income™
oper.
171,
company
SEC covering
The
SEC
951.
p.
March
on
filed
28
Inc.—Registers With SEC
registration
a
statement with
the
shares of no par capital stock.
company
was organized
in September, 1949, for the purpose
of acquiring by purchase, lease, or
otherwise, lands for the purpose
of prospecting for and
obtaining oil, gas, coal or other minerals.
It is
600
company
covering
authorized
land
to
in
in
engage
oil
general
a
southeastern
North
stock
to be
The 600 shares
issued
now
and
land
and
business
for
are
of
ot
sale
"offered
shares
100
up
will
one-nal
•»
and
as
be
the
the
tion
with
and
the
stock
stock
the amount
ness,
sale
sale
of
The
is
individuals
its
of
in
groups
Oak
The
be
first
used
to
for
in
thereof.
connection
other
with
The proceeds would
be
discovery and marketing of oil,
other
National
Weeks
<fc
initially
has
offered
been
$500,000
instalments
inclusive.
both
of
aggregate
stock,
to
Net
named
the
of
the
as
proceeds
principal
will
be
and/or
.••"v
gas
.
to
purchase
Gross
or
of
ry.
2
Bank
for
the
FEBRUARY' AND
FIRST
"
'
Chicago,
111.,
an
order on
from
Net
at
meetings
and
Ohio
by
approved
held
be
ry.
by
Ohio
The
;r7.:..
255,240
"2,639,323
I
122,511,154 153,396,023
15,218,231
151,710,869 136,870,493
16,629,933
11,870,944
21,529,694
2,629,496
7,272,438
income™
171.
1,313,595
"1,529,631
'
1264.
p.
.
;
Jan.
$726,124
$636,235
"338,072
*205,181
*197,795
"620,442
"557,247
*417,065
"398,687
1,019.584
1,315,782
1,495,291
1,313,019
"886,568
"660,349
*388,059
*354,407
"1,271,915
1,066,232
*626,626
*764,036
l—
from
ry.
1947
$622,043
"434,258
income„_
oper.
1948
1949
1950
$485,758
railway
railway-.™
:
income.---
oper.
Deficit.—V.
171,
1050.
p.
City
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co.—To Increase Capitalization—
:
171,
The
stockholders on April 3 will vote on increasing the authorized
stock from 1,500,000 shares to 2,000,000 shares.
It is not
planned to presently sell any of the additional shares.—V. 170, p. 1302.
common
vote
the
on
Co.,
Public -Service
y/,,
1,944,545
,
27.
April
on
>
r
merger
s
5 Philadelphia Gas
v
t
12
The
company
;
of its 2% .%
each
not
applied
27
three commercial
promissory notes:
The notes
7V^-;'7;.'; ,7.
Works Co.—Seeks Bank Loans—/
March
on
to issue and sell to
Co., on April 27.
The Ohio P. U. Commission
proposed agreement of merger on March 6.—V. 171,
the
64,888,600
3,758,869
railway..
from
•
Edison
1184.
p.
.
to
to
l-
will
74,336,696
7,559,583
..
Approved by SEC—
companies
8,820,033
February—
y,
from railway____
From
approving the proposed agreePublic Service Co. into Ohio Edison Co.
two
71,609,284
"2,324,096
income
oper.
Net
:
March 29
of merger of The Ohio
Common stockholders of the
ment
$
55,750,283
Gross
per
warrant agent.—V.
7)..J
_
Ohio Edison Co.—Consolidation
The SEC issued
is
$
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
Net
the
Co.,
1947
1948
X
1—
•Deficit.—V.
share on
trading on the
$12.50
at
MONTHS
TWO
1949
.
con¬
holders
the
1951, were admitted to
opening of business March
1,
at
Trust
&
warrant
per
such
ol
underwriter.
used
entitle
$20,116,000
H.
Geo.
3,650,191
railway
railway
from
Net
$674,000 irom April 1,
will constitute the first
exceeding
office
the
at
railway
from
Net
of
This
not
1950
Jan.
•
share
common
one
which
warrants
addi¬
4%%.
1950 con¬
pay
Pabst, Jr., Vice1811, Broad Street Station Building, Philadel¬
before 12 o'clock noon
(EST)
on
April
11.-
Room
at
oper.
A,
of
ry.
From
the
series
stockholders
common
to
*
received
railway—..
from
Net
stock
195.
p.
under¬
an
'>'>*%■ V,
•>
be
p.m.,
April
Stock Exchange
Midwest
amount
company busi¬
for conducting
used
with
statement
preferred
Manufacturing Co.—Warrants Listed—
before
or
all
pay
to
is
74,765
subscribe
maximum offering
underwriting Is presently In¬
into
registration
a
convertible
of
from
Gross
pro¬
and
leases
an
filed
24
shares
balance, approximately $1,000,000, is to be added to working capital
for use in
connection
with
the
development and expansion of
the company's business.—V. 171, p. 560.
<_'•
the
enter
stock
shares will
remaining
and
$1,000,000,
to
are
or
program for the drilling,
mineral products.
»
to
March
on
The
current
presently amount to $11,000,
The company will pay
agents for out-of-pocket expenses incurred in connec¬
liabilities, which
lte officers
be
Net
There
It
stock.
issued
price of the shares being $5,000.
No
volved; but the company re erves the right to
writing agreement at any time in the future.
of
speculation."
a
acreage
individuals
maximum
a
in
development.
certain
to
raise
to
Proceeds
annual
15
1965,
an
series Z.
must
Gross
^
Co.—Registers With SEC—
proceeds
of
952.
p.
February—
of
a
plant for
the
manufacture
of
fine chemicals and
to provide additional warehouse facilities immediately north of the.,
City of Norwich and for additional p.ant installations and equipment.
the company may enter into agreement for the sale
exploration
of
offered
sufficient
in
1,
of
EARNINGS FOR
struction
by buy¬
Carolina,
outstanding 400 shares of
minimum
a
assignment
purposes
be
of
with whom
■and/or
April
President, at
phia 4, Pa.,
201,450.,
,
63,786«
"
951.
P.
50,000
Approximately
selling or otherwise trading in oil lands, oil lease, and oil and
gas royalties, and in the products and by-products of said lands.
The
company currently is the holder of record of leases covering 548,833
are
,'7. *
1,027,850.
,
to
Bids
value.
par
Hornblower
ing,
posed that
1951
mature
certificates,
record at the close of business April
17, 1950, at the rate of one
preferred share for each 16 common shares then held. The subscription price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
groups
171,
•
Norwich Pharmacal
The
of
112,211
"59,017
the
use
>
100,000
shares
and. 12,000
$
Norlina Oil Development Co.,
acres
1,157,493
"32,064
"139,899
"Deficit.—V.
$30
also
1,074,404
i09,953
"75,230
authorizing
on
has requested bids for the purchase of all of $10,equipment trust certificates, series Z, to be dated April 1,
of
to
Instalment
75,996
12,211
'
1,233,334
1950,
$482,024-
,v
<•
railway™.
railway
oper. income™
ry.
171,
17
stock
company
110,000
1947"-
85,633
,1,910
preferred
planned to
l—
Deficit.—V.
The
v
,•. >
from
Net
•
*4,359
'*
i—-
"18,996
"66,327
135,607
.
1948
$601,788
>
April
Pennsylvania RR.—Bids for Equipment Certificates—
'
^
$522,691-
income
oper.
from
1949
$670,065
railway
'".From Jan.
$13,594,577 $14,261,853 $12,328,955
$7,053,479
lroiu
from
;
1956
fioin
Gross
'
•
RR.—Earnings—
1950
February—*
Gross from railway.™
ry,
is
vote
'
The
Ry.—Earnings—
from
Ftom
1164.
p.
Northwestern Pacific
from
It
31-year
for
York.—V.
Net
Western
February—
Net
costs.—V.
3%% debentures, due Nov; 15, 1979, may now 7
definitive debentures at the Guaranty Trust Co. '
New
stock.
3
....
will
series
struction
Temporary
-
Norfolk &
shares^ of
&" Light Co.—To Issue New Pre¬
•
■
stockholders
preferred
;
be
Net
Net
ferred Stock—
this *
in
'Pennsylvania^ Power
;
without charge,
corporations
of
said
plant wiu be in operation within five months, the
Present dryer manufacturing operations will be moved
loss of production,
and space now used for malting
be devoted to production of automatic washers.—V. 171,
will
Gross
former
two
.
dryer
new
851.
ju
the
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Definitive Debs.—
company said.
there
without
dryers
d'Alene,. Idaho,
Coeur
of
.
feet of production space.
President,
Ave.,
consolidation
a
Monday, April 3, 1950
•
tional
in St. Joseph, Mich., was announced by
that the structures provide 75,000
two buildings
BBisha
square
Garden
Co.,'424
substance
»,
one.
Its operation
much of
•
-
•
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
holders,-exchange of certificates to be made at the office of Noribuna
"
-
COMMERCIAL
would be issued
later
than Dec.
to
the
'
and soid
31,
for authorization
principal amount
SEC
banks $2,000,000
7
two installments
in
and
1950,
of
be repaid
in
to
are
$1,000,000
ten
equal
semi-annual installments commencing Jan. 1, 1951.
Proceeds would be
advanced to the Philadelphia Municipal Gas Works which the company
,
<
Ohio Power Co,—Proposed
:
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.—Bonds Offered—
A group of investment
The-company
banking firms headed by Equit¬
March 30 publicly offered $12,000,000 of 27/g% first mortgage bonds, series E, maturing
March 1, 1980, at 102.542,
yielding 2.75%. - The group
able Securities
Corp.
Stven other
March 28
on
Interested
Union
102.18;
stock
given
persons -were
171,
Union
of
7
purchase
to
City
operates pursuant to an agreement With
April 12—
on
'
See Ohio Edison Co.
754.
p.
30
to
request
Works
lor
The
above.—V.
property additions.
SEC
has
hearing.—V.
given
169,
.
interested
2423.
p.
April
until
persons
17
to
request
a
I
"
hearing
a
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Registers With SEC—
-
Co.—Merger Proposal to be Voted
V' c
.
• ' '
•
'
Securities
&
March
until
tne City of Philadelphia Win en
works, and would be used by Pniladelphia Municipal Gas
said gas
owns
The
Ohi© Public Service
=
v
Corp., 102.162; First Boston Corp., 102.141;
Co., 101.767; Central Republic Co., BIyth <fc Co.; Inc.,
and Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,; Fenner & Beane (Jointly), 101.703; and
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., 101.347. .*/:•; *
'
Weld
requested SEC authorization
23
common
the application.—V.
upon
bids, also for 27/#s, were received, viz; Lehman Brothers
Ac Co. (jointly). 102.197; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
•nd. Bear, Stearns
White,
the
of
.
bid of 102.229.
on a
March
on
shares
525
:-
7,
Electric Co. from
Public Service Co. of Indiana lor a cash consideration of $294,000.:"
• <
The 525 shares constitute all of the outstanding common stock of 7
Union City, which ultimately
will be merged into Ohio. ,;
7
on
awarded the bonds
was
the
Acquisition—
171, p. 1184.
.-
•
-
-
7
7
-
•?
7
'
filed with
31
the SEC
registration state¬
a
issuance of approximately $75,000,000 of 25-year
anticipated that the debentures will be convertible
stock for ten years- and will be offered to stockholders
the
It
^
common
for
March
on
covering
debentures.
into
t
'
company
ment
is
subscription.» Further
details
conversion
to
as
prices
and
coupon
.
General
redemption
prices
on the series E bonds range from
105%
Feb.;28, 1951, to par on and after Feb. 28,
Redemption for the sinking fund, commencing In 1956, is scaled
iff redeemed
1979.
ftom
28,
103%
1979.
on
in-part,
:
utility
its
before
or
.
PRpCEEDS—Proceeds
the midwest
Oklahoma City- Ada- Atoka Ry.—Earnings—
before
or
price of
a
Few.
on
to
28,
1957 to par
;
Net
;7,'
current financing will be used by
$1,500,000 bank loan and to finance,
to
.engineering
studies,
ry.
Net
<
Net
ry.
—V.
1949-
'
-
28,634
'•
9,053
1948
\
;
6,679
163,162
,iv. 158,699
.146,956
'
68,390
.63,930
14,488
15,478
,
95i; V
p.
,
.
; 148,237
.
53,208
11,991
.
COMPANy—Is
in
the
engaged
northern
the
in
part
of
electric
energy;
water
and
gas
busi¬
The
Indiana.
Territory served has an esti¬
mated .population of 800,000
persons in-28 counties, and includes the
cities of Fort Wayne and
Gary. Approximately 59% of total operating
revenues
of $44,851,209 in 1949 was - derived from
the sale of elec¬
tricity, 39% from the sale of gas and the balance from the- water
Net
income
for-the
period
amounted
corporation
the
SEC
and
$750,000
Honolulu,
Will
be
Period End. Feb. 28—
•'
Railway
oper.
ry.
an
Earnings—
in¬
>
1950—2 Mos.—1949
$2,202,898
$3,564,735
oper.j
*27,912
$5,072,949
$7,335,305
397,514
1,376,015
641,644
'217.246
i 741,483
185,494
774,217
566,224-
1,504 642
632,063
!
1,164,790
171,
-
Pittsburgh Rys* Co;—Reorganization Plan Approved—
The
stock
common
by
Corporation.—
Boston
1950—Month—1949
>
revenues.
from
rev.
Registers r^^ «Deficlt™v;
w
registration statement.- with -V
15-year' sinking fund debentures'-/
6%
underwritten
First
The
\'^-Y
Net
24,822
filed-
29
of
shares of
500,000
by
present short-term
I.
.
Net ry. oper. income
Net Inc. aft. fixed chrgs.
March
on
covering
1965
stockholders
headed
group
The entire proceeds from the
thr retirement of
.
" '•'
Refiners, Ltd.
due
SEC
(par $1), to be offered
debentures and two shares S Jointly
by
aunounced
Elmer E.
March
on
that
28
it had
approved
plan filed
a
trustee of this company, and Philadelphia
of'the Pittsburgh Railways System under
Chapter- X of the Bankruptcy Act and Section 11 <f> of the Public
share held.
No underwriter.;. The proceeds a-re to be used for ConI.
Utility Holding Company Act of 1935 and for the discharge under Sec¬
struction expenditures.
■
C,
; ;;
tion 11 (e) of the Holding Company Act of Philadelphia Co. guarantees
affecting Railways System^ securities."
"
y
:
Paeific Power & Light Co.—Seeks Bond Approval—
Thespian provides for the creation of a new company which will own
.The company has applied to the Federal Power Commission for au-7 v and
operate all of the properties now comprising the Pittsburgh Rail¬
thorization to issue $9,000,000 of first mortgage bonds.
The interest
ways System.
The Philadelphia Co., public creditors, and public hold¬
to
to $6,858,726.
common
stockholders
in
of
,
business.
698..
With SEC—
...
ness
> The oiier to
banking
p.
amendment.
toward
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie RR.
-
66,969
,
Pacific
loans.
171,
-f
income...
oper,
V.
be applied
3,379
7
1—
railway.*.--;'."
will
vestment
-
23,152 i
'
;
3,407
•
bank
1947
$61,727
23,973
?,
be filed by a later
issue
new
'$67,486
$77,346
34.605
railway.™..
171,
;
1950
$33,503
■
income...
Jan.
from
from
'
railway.™
railway.'
oper.
From
Gross
its
utility properties.
Based on
contemplated expenditures for construc¬
tion are estimated at-$58,G00,000' for the
years
1950-1952, inclusive.
Major projects under the program are the installation of two addi¬
tional generating units having a total
.Installed capacity of approxi¬
mately 140,000 kilowatts in the Michigan City
station, and the in¬
stallation of a water filtration
plant at Gary, Ind.
; ,1 *•
current
from
from
Net
the
a
;^
February—
Gross
and after
on
j.
from
prep-tv
of' additions
program
Feb.
rate will
common
stock
per
at
$5
units "of
unit,
$3
of
the. rate
at
one unit
of
each
for
-
.,
Bauer,
Co., for the reorganization
.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT TO
-
HttSt
mortgage
bonds, series C, 3Y»'Jk,
Nov.
•I
'
mortgage
due
Wrst
1,
bonds, series D,
1978
mortgage
due Mar.
E.
series
Common
"The
prefer,
stock
stock
(without
amount
of
Is unlimited.
v
of
series
E
„
,
.
rate and the
12,000,000
.
,
9,000.000
'
bonds
261,700 shs.
,
borrowed
ditions
the
2,493,291 shs.
first mortgage
of
the
to
purchasers
be
and
conditions
of
the
by
principal
them,
purchase
J.
Schoellkopf, Hutton
_™_
—V.
171,
1 .200.000'
Walker
&
Barth
Hi 1
600,000
Marks
&
Co.
Co
,
Inc.____
Parker
&
John
&
&
900.000
750,000
500.000
from
From
Gross
1950
500,000
ry.
"1,220,245
1—
1°48
1947
the
one
stockholders
share
common
new
stock
owned.
be
would
No
to
used
on
or
stock
for each six
fractional
19.G96.935
22, 114,651
"2.047,001
"800,881
2, 203,031
21,587,813
3,879,886
"3,363,824
"2,588,703
333,692
2,386,960
the SEC
p.
1050.
shares
stockholders
Una
and
North
informed
h°
consideration
of
1.075.944
Hill
of
letter of notification
a
common
Mine
stock
(par
1
cent).
Co.
additional
in exchange for stock
shares to be issued to
Mining
Co. in exchange for their
that 'Northun- i-not offering
or
stock,
planning to
an7 Idaho
r^Cu
of
to issue
21,
repay
($100 per share)
$67,400,000
of
be
will
bank
its
in any state «cePt Idaho,"
property
conveyed
shares, share
common
issued.
loans,
on
and
.i
the
rights
subscribe
to
that it
lor
intends to
728,908
The parent, which will
has informed Pacific
such
shares,
-j/
.
v
,"
-
re-
T.
satisfaction
of
all
guarantees
and
Public
of
of
amount
/
for
to
it
by
and
two
such
claims and will also be
discharged
in respect of Railways System s
Railways System's securities affected by
obligations
of
Philadelphia
Co.,
outstanding
receive
will
Public holders
of
cash
in
in
the
the
principal
aggregate
and
ties, outstanding in the principal and
amount
par
par
amount
Railways System's unguaranteed
of
securi¬
of
receive
cash and principal amount of new
company
$12,157,107 and 49.1% of the new company common
$16,223,050, will
bonds aggregating
stock.
Specified
cash
payments will be made in discharge of miscellaneous claims, In¬
cluding tax claims, personal injury and property damage claims, claims
of the County of Allegheny and the
City of Pittsburgh and other mu¬
"
nicipal creaitors, claims for merchandise and services, and claims of
"
West Penn
"
Railways Co. and The Pittsburgh and Castle Shannon Rail¬
road Co.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Preferred
stock
0%
company
cumiil.
(par
intends
to
exercise
$100)
FINANCING
'
•
75,000.000
the
\
*488.285,900
62,000,000
,f
shares.—V. 171,
p.
SEC
company
covering
warrants
held
March 20 filed a letter of
9,500 shares of
common
stock
on
1264.
Penick & Ford, Ltd.,
The
corporation
that
President,
-•
Chairman
of
Vice-President,
Bedford.—V. 171, p. 195.
<■
Net
ry.
From
Gross
the
the
election
board.
been
of
Dr.
elected
J.
with
F.
T.
Max
that
the
as
will
plan
well
to
as
be
the
issued
Bedford,
Widmer,
to
1948
1947
-
$677,629
$603,190
$469,666
171,191
174,640
102,037
64,851
117,687
139,759
78,257
1,070,291
1,482,994
1,257,612
966,430
196,884
405,816
331,195
223.206
157,346
273,497
274,352
166,777
J a. 11.-I—•
from
ry.
—V.
1949
1950
77.826
railway
railway
oper.
173,-p.
income
952.
the
under
per share.
President
stated
Commission
$497,554
income...
oper.
from
Net
-
Preferred Fire Underwriters, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files
The
Ine.-^-Changes in Personnel—
has
,
be
to
have
U.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
February—; 4
from
railway™.
Net from railway*—_*,
Gross
corporation
SEC
announces
Executive
as
notification
by Howard D. Thomas, Jr., at $7.50
P.
Pennsylvania, in which
proceedings under Chapter X are
y. l F'r. ■ :.r
.
Packard-Bell Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC
The
Philadelphia Co.
Pennsylvania
pending.—V. 171, p. 466:
*
sell
such
the
S.
75,000,000
100,000,000
of
for
to
District Court for the Western District of
court the bankruptcy reorganization
75,000,000
;
only the number of shares subscribed
subscription rights.
It is not possible to
determine the portion of the offering for which
subscriptions will be
received.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co;,
parent, which will re¬
ceive rights to subscribe for 728.908
shares, has informed the company
through
trustee- and
submitted
U.
;
$75,000,000
82,000,000
The
-
Outstanding
30-year 3V*% debs, due March 1, 1978- $75,000,000
35-year 3%% debs, due Sept. 15, 198375,000,000
40-year 2%% debs, due Dec. 1, 1935__
75,000,000
40-year 27/s% debs, due Oct. 1, 198G-.75,000,000
40-year 3%% debs, due Oct. 1, 1987__ 100,090,000
Cofiimon stock (par $100)
650,000,003
other
share, to their stock-
all
holders
$10,902,167,
$10,767,909.
re¬
shares,
subscribe for
in
from
guarantees
the
net
combinations
allocations
controversial issues
securities.'
and/or
The
unguaranteed System securities, will be allocated
and
such
stock
1950
1950 for 814,-
stock,
Net
d'Alene*'Idaho—Merger—
Jan- 23 of
0D
covering 802,033
corporations, it is
March
of
that it intends to subscribe
wlt,h the ,IUn*
of
record
shares
shares
outstanding 820,000 preferred shares,
for
income™
oper.
of
before April 21,
at par
Telephone & Telegraph Co. owns 3.732,493 shares (91.75%)
outstanding 4.068,165 common shares and 640,957 (78.17%) of
T; Co.
"The
>-•"
»
Sf that company
atockholders
in
preferreti
rights to subscribe
shares of common
250,000
17 451,092
Nwthuna Mining Co., Coeur
vrtth
the
ceive
railway.™
railway...™
"Deficit.—V, 171,
•
of
&
S"1,653,087 $10 ,599,087 $10,270,023
"392,604
898,350
1,733,117
"1,172,422
92,325
1,139,253
"592.817
income.
ad-
com-
'■
,
....
,
of cash, new company bonds and
being arrived at on the basis of a
concerning the- respective claims of
Philadelphia Co., public creditors, and puDlic security holders.
Philadelphia Co., which owns all of the preferred and common stocks
of Pittsburgh Railways Co., and which, in
addition, with its subsidiaries,
holds bonds, stock, and other claims against the
Railways System ex¬
ceeding $76,000,000, will receive 50.9% of the new company's common
common
compromise of
extensions, additions and improvements to plant of
company and of its
wholly-owned subsidiary, Bell Telephone Co. of
Nevada.
The offering is not underwritten.
'
\
'
500,000
.!
L949
$°,002,0*9
railway-..—_
and
according to the
1950,
Authorized
railway,.™
Jan.
from
in
900,000
from
Net
utility plant betterments
early
v",'-":,V;
1263
oper.
Net
basis of
500,000
—-™.-_
Northern Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
ry.
and
common
additional
preferred
-
FebruaryNet
finance
and
varying-amounts
T
Kormendi Co.™__
f
Net
to
1949,
1264.
■
American
&
-™
p.
from
694
.
Co
Co
•
Gross
bank
1948,
p.
mainder for cost
__
&
™.
Co.
H.
Weeden
Auchincloss,
Redpath
-™
Co.
The
respec¬
contract,
Williem Blair & Co
G.
.™
M.
the
in
171,
of guaranteed and
ers
^
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Rights—
t
proceeds
Equitable Securities
Corp. —.—:
:—$i ,500.000
Blair, Rol'ins & Co. Inc. 1 200,000
P. S. Moseley & Co.
1 200,000
Phelps. Fenn & Co.
1 200,000
Laurence
from
made
pany.—V.
indenture
the
and
purchased
follows:
Pomeroy, Inc.
pay
261,700 shs.
•
3,500,000 shs.
under'
aereed
subject to .the terms
&
1949,
211,380 shs.
to
Pacific's $9,000,000 promissory note dat»d Sept. 30,
and held by Mellon National Bank & Trust Co.
The money was
9,000,4)00
500,000 shs.
$20)
issued
,
names
•re
Hirsch
'i
be
'if,
-
»
price to be paid to the company for the bonds will be de¬
by competitive bidding, the appl ication says.; The bonds arc.
termined
to
have been given
tively,
as
'-if.;-
-^11,000,000
.
*
value)..*,
issuable
UNDERWRITERS—The
amounts
(par
par
bonds
$45,000,000
:
____
cumul.
«•.
*
s
2-%%,-
1.
;•
sink. fd. dtbs., due Apr,
15, 1968
Cumulative preferred 6tock
par $100)
4rl,4%
„
Outstanding
-
3%%,.
,
series
1980.™.
3% %
4%%
•
..
bonus,
FINANCING
Authorized
'
dUA Aug., 1,
First
PRESENT
-
covering
and
10.500
formerly
the
formerly
Association.
on
proceeds
March
1,500 shares
shares
to
be
No
of
of
15
used
for
filed
a
letter
participating
common
stock
(par
organization
of
$1)
to
expenses
underwriting involved.
succeed. Mr.
.
(Continued
on
notification
preferred
page
42)
stock
be.
of
with
(par
offered
the
$100)
at
par,
Preferred
Fire
J
Volume
171.
Number 4895
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WEEKLY VOLUME * IMMC
TEMLY RAH8E Iff SALE PBCES
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
t per share
37
Jun
l7/«
I per share
3%
17%
Oct
21% May
xl7 Va
Jun
23
2% Feb
35
Jan
44%
Sep
27% Mar
47
Dec
14%
19%
21
,
Dec
Nov
5%
Jun
11%
51%
43
23% May
110% Dec
Jan
97% Mar
2%
Jun
4%
13 y8
Feb
18%
64
Apr
2Va
64%
Jan
17%
Jun
•
Sep
4
T
67 % Jan
'»
79% Mar 14
2lVaJan
Feb
1
^<3
10
72
Mar
83% Jan
'<■'
2
4
93%
Feb
89% Mar
2
92
6
Jun
8%
Jan
8% Jan
3
200% Jan
13
Jan
3
Jun
210
Dec
Jun
19
Dec
Jun
30%
Oct
Feb
25%
35%
19
32% Jan
Feb
13
36% Feb
16
95% Jan
Allied
3
Jan
97% Nov
93
Feb
33%
Dec
31% Jan
13
35% Mar 23
Jun
88
Oct
86% Feb
17
26%
Jan
37% Dec
2%
Jun
4%
'90% Jan 18
37
Apr
89 Va
Jan
6%
Jan
•
35% Feb
28
40
Jan
Jan
2
40 % Feb
2
9% Jan
3
Feb
10
26% Jan
x69
70
Dec
27
Dec
69'
Oct
x7%
12
Dec
30% Mar
35
Jan
96% July
5% Jun
104
Jan
101% Feb
8
Jan
7% Jan
13
3% Jan
3
105% Jan
3
1R3% Jan
11% Feb
4
Jan
Jun
Jun
2%
10%
Jan
Mar
10% Jan
13
4
Sep
Jan
Jan
60
21%
Jun
60
Jun
82
Jan
12
19% July
Feb
25%
Dec
18
15
Sep
44% Jan
19 Va
Dec
18% Jan
•'
19%
Jun
14
71% July
87
Mar
82
Jan
51%
Dec "i
49
Jan
Dec
115% Jan
32% Jan
4%
$ per
cum
6% Jan
Dec
21% Nov
20 Va Jan
1%
Jun
Dec
Brake
11%
Dec
Dec
•
:
.
Jan
conv
4%
Jun
96%
Jan
5%
Jan
28% Nov
32
Feb
84
:
Jun
Mar
6% Mar
23%
Jan
78
Jan
Jan
5% Jan
'i
29
6
4
4
Jun
37
39% Jun
Feb
142
34%
130
••
19%
Jan
i
36% Aug
34% Jan
21% Jan
7%
Jun
31%
Feb
120
16
,
Jun
July
138
Jun
13% Jan
14% Jan
8%
13
Feb
■-■■■
7
Dec
*
,
-111%
112%
42
*70%
43% Dec
40
42% Dec
•'
141
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
22% Mar 24
Dec
7
38% Jan 25
128% Jan
13
146 Va Jan,
Jan
76%
Dec
70
153%
Dec
151
•71%
•
27
91% Mar
59% Jun
4%
Jun
8% Mar
7%
48 %
Jun
65
r
no
41%
42
41%
42
10%
li
lu"<4
11'A
70%
70%
70%
70%
70%
71
1
IP/a
173/4
18
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
103 y2
103%
103%
1
8%
9%
9
9%
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22%
preferred
,
100
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86%
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Anderson, Clayton 8s Co
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43
5,900
100
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20
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7%
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.
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,
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600
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55
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,
36
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American Sugar Refining com—100
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-
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11
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21%
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23 y.
27
12
32%
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8
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American Steel Foundries
Jan
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91
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31
American Ship
13
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■
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14
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42
52
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Sharee
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the Week
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20
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Mar. 31
Mar. 3D
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11,000
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10
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133'%
36
70%
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13%
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•
30,000
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-
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111—ni
preferred
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27% Feb 18
•
600
85
56%
135
t per share
19%
4%
82%
23%
American Natural Gas Co.—No par.
3
133
18%
-
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57%
Thursday''
Mar. 20
21%
21
4%
Wednesday;
tper share.
'
21
1
American Molasses Co__
42% Mar 27
:
2,100
23%
50%
22 V*
50
preferred
com
23%
24 Va
22
No par
No par
No par
preferred—
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450
61 Va
11,000
3,800
50%
21%
8c
2,700
22%
50%
21%
Amer Pwr
115%
186%
<
22
♦21%
American
23,000
low AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Amer Machine 8s Metals
.
4%
22%
14%
4%%
600
191,100
4%
22%
14%
3.90%
3,200
103
'i
116%
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130
33,600
33
103
187%
116
8,200
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12%
32%
103
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700
18
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1,800
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39,700
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15%
6
94% Feb
;
55% Jan
15%
: 33
9%
4%
•
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12%
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66
60 %
American Metal Co Ltd corn-No par
Jan 18
145
*
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27% Mar 10
35% Jan
35% Jan
25%
108
33
103
103
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22%
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10
5
85
61
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25 Va
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22%
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Amer Mach 8c Fdry com
7
57% Jan
166
3
3
7% Jan
21% Feb 28
5% Feb
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22%
99% Mar
71
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9,200
45
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3
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-
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43
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75
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94
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89'A
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158
Jan
94
34%
3%
43
18
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American Looomotive common
51% Mar 16
-
Mar 31
Feb
'
6
6%
96
333A
36
3%
65 %
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Mar 22
8
64% Mar 29
21%
36
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17
Dec
121
•94
300
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89
65%
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6%
9% Jan 11
5
19% Jan
20% Nov
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96
34%
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12 :
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Jan
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100
American Ice Co common
9
177
29% Jan 13
74
33%
10%
25
6%
20
..
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2
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150%
33%
18
7%
Mar 29
21% Feb 28
-
2
Feb
Sep
1
Dec
33%
41%
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convertible preferred
American Home Products
>
30
36% Jan 28
\
27
-
12%
33'A
71%
42
7% Jan
50% Mar 28
158
Dec
45
34
10%
100
$6 preferred
33% Mar 16
39V8 Mar 30
56% Jan
31%
1,700
33%
18
54%
106%-Mar
441/4 Mar 31
164
3,100
28
2
Co
218'%
20
65%
com—No par
217
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71%
,
16,100
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89;
111
10'A
218 V2
217
10
41 %
■
70
10 Va
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111
11 y8
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93
28'A
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10
100
42
-
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Nov
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Jan
49% May
,
11%
...
54%
34% Jan
10
176
Sep
178
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60%
135
43%
11
10
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25
28
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10
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150
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36
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American Hide 8c Leather com
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5
29% Jan
Jun
36%
4
45
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18
15% Jan
-
3
6% Jan
Dec
33%
Jan
3 6'A
4
American Hawaiian SS Co
3 V*
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104% Jan
105% Nov
7
Oct
49
36%
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;
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8% Jan 11
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10
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1
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92
v
19% Mar 30
169
par
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22% Jan
13
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-
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33% Dec
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,
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7% Mar
Jun
35
89 Va
No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
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American
4
34
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18% Jan
84
22%
21% Feb
Dec
Jan
15% Dec
34
89%
50
American Encaustic Tiling
30
,
14
102
96
35 Va
96
2,600
28 y,
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33%
9%
220%
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92
92
10%
219
28%
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34%
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Mar 23
84
-
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Jan
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EXCHANGE
48
1
7% Feb
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20
28 y8
95
10'A
223
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28%
33%
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42% Jan
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84
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20
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,
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222
222%
..
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10%
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NEW YORK STOCK
6% Mar 31
Aug
11%
221
9%
55% Mar 22
31% Jan
9% Sep
73
9%
95
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36%
24% Feb
:
47% Jan
76
95'.
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132%
4% Jan
Nov
Jun
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39% Feb
12%
102 %
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7% Jan
49% Jan
Oct ;
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22%
102 %
103
36%
20
>
64% Jan
'
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43%
15% Mar
10*1 Va
100
$ per share
'
51%
Feb
103 lA
103.
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251/4 Mar 22
■
103%
American Distilling Co
73% Mar 27
100
103%
136%
7
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103%
135%
:
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25
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56%
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73
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30
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71
3%
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26'A
100
preferred
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70%
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58%
Mar 20
81
2,200
27'A
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preferred
71
33/a
69
7,500
80'A
19%
Broadcasting Co Inc
71
3%
72
2%
15%
26%
28%
-
39 % Mar 23
71
3%
10
2%
15%
3
15%
80'A
57%
Jan
24%
Co
2%
124
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15 Va
71%
50
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8,900
124
27%
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19%
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80
22'A
81
81
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preferred
conv
52%
22
15%
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3%
72
19,500
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22'A
26%
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•
3%
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12%
52%
118
3
1,800
123,300
27%
100
preferred
71
3%
74 %
58%
16
48
3%
71%
2%
15%
71
71
3%
76%
3
16
58'/a
54
Jun
71
2%
49%
313,4
12'A
12%
.
21%
124
15%
16%
10
61%
46
71%
*118
124
49%
30%
*
<27'/a
No par
gtd
15%
3%
*119
3
3
16%
;
*71
1
Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar com
4%% prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co com
23
19% Dec
""
3
*16%
121
121
22
69%
Oct
2%
>
5
121
24
Jun
Jun
*118
*50
Jan
Jun
12
100
40%
*39%
41%
♦52
Corp common__No par
Chicle
*40%
12%
10
10
100
Jan
3%
32%
No par
2% Jan
34
49'%
30 y8
No par
133
3
19%
Jan
45%
49'A
31%
American
6
Feb
6%
49
30%
American
12
59% Mar 20
28
15%
37
40%
48%
30%
52%
convertible preferred
Highest
Oct
13%
44
40%
48%
28%
American Chain 8c Cable
share
18% Jan
3%
41 Vi
483<a
30
STOCKS
$ per share
6%
*40%
43%
28%
23
Lowest
Highest
Feb
41%
48 Va
22'A
preferred
Range 8inee Jan. 1
Year 1949
I per share
*4oy2
5
Petroleum
Range for Previous
Lowest
4,500
Mar 22
86% Jan
13
120
Jan
Jun
22
Feb
xl9% Mar 16
16
36% Mar
99
25Va
21 %
51
3
13
Feb
22%
23
26% Jan
5
35 %
1%
22
12%
American Car 8c Fdry com—No par
Feb 18
79
7
24
Jan
18
Oct
7%
22%
22
American Can Co common
Jan
22 Va
52%
28
Jan
30% Feb
22 Va
12%
American Cable 8c Radio Corp
190
23% Mar 28
47%
Feb
4%
22
22 V\
Agricultural Chemical
American
%
53 ya
14
119
<
Mar 23
15%
39%
Amer
•
12% Mar 31
22
12 y2
American Bosch Corp
20
35
5% Jan
22 Va Mar 24
33%
6%
22
22
1
American Bank Note
7
15
104% Jan
-
conv
3%%
6
•
Feb
4,800
53%
American Airlines common
"13% Feb 24
32%. Mar 22
187%
172% Mar
67
2
x63
..',4% Dec
106% Dec*
Jun
81
,
19%
13
preferred
100
Mfg common.No par
Amer
19%
No par
Stores
Amerada
27
20
22%
______100
Mills
8
45% Mar
*
19%
53
Alpha Portland Cement
No
Amalgamated Leather Co com.
6% convertible preferred
■
20
12%
Industries Inc
3
75% Jan
17% Mar 28
Sep
10% July
1
26
113% Feb
100% Mar
45
61% July
51
20
Jan
19%
22
preferred A
3%%
20V4
53
lo
2,300
9,700
20
13
100
3 '/a
20 >A
22 Va
Ry
45'A
3Va
20
,
-
53%
Allls-Chalmers
11
4% Jan
*40
26
•
•
11
38% Jan
20
3% Feb
-
120% Oct :♦
Feb
34%
•
4% Nov
43
•
Vicksburg
44 ya
3V»
3y«
.22 '/a
Allied Kid Co
3
76
12%
Share»
45%
45
3 V*
Sales for
the Week
t per share
t per share
46 %
3 %
*52%
$4.50 conv preferred
Allied
45%
3%
50
Allied Chemical 8s Dye
.
t per share*
46 y8
s
28%
*79
2
*3'/a
49
27%"
74
Allen
11
21
<Sr
46 y8
3%
Friday
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
■
.
Mar 16
Feb
29% Jan
-
25%
83%
41%
.49
100
,,
Mar 22
229
x27% Feb 24
Dec
*40%
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No par
•
/
10% Mar 28
15%
5%%
-
103% Mar 23.
July
24%
22 lA
No par
*
4V*% preferred w w„
Allegheny Corp common
V
- ?
27% Mar 23
->
83
165
22 y8
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Aldens Inc common
v/
11
Sep
Mar
20%
$3 preferred w w
Alabama
,
9
4% Jan
85% Feb
88
104
Va
47%
3%
'
Thursday
'
Mar. 2»
$ per share
46%
*
3'/2
<
Wednesday
Mar. 28
$ per share
47%
.
—1
Air Reduction Inc
V
5
94
<
>
3% Jan
3
Jan
.
?
9
18% Jan
4
Jan
27%
9
■
Mar 30
Dec *
86%
55% Mar
121
3% Mar 27
<69
•
.20
24
25% Jan
-
v
15% Mar 29
Dec
Dec
*
5
2% Mar 22
,
,_10
Adams Express Co__
Adams-Millis Corp.
14
Feb
3%
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp__lo
Admiral Corp new common
1
13% Mar 15. /Affiliated Gas Equipment com
1
v.
.
5
110% .Jan -
Dec-
73
26
.Jan
Acme Steel Co.
47%
.2.50
:
Tuesday
Mar. 27
t per share
5
Co.
Motors
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Mar. 25
32% Mar 30.
•
21% Mar.30
Nov
82%
Feb
50
ACF-Jiriii
11.
>42% Feb
3
Abbott Laboratories
11
23% Jan
13
-
9% Jan
51
.1
J
Feb
40%
14
Jan
17% Jan
,
Dec
18%
,21% Jan
3
Feb
LOW
Saturday
.
-
Par
4
FOR EVERY USTEDISS8E
■
,.
*
STOCK
EXCHANGE:
21
3% Mar
40% Mar 22
,
Dec
May
46
54% Jan
1
19% Jan
Dec
*
YORK
'
t per share
44% Mar 31
Dec
NEW
Highest
I per share
Dec
51
Jun
Since Jan. 1
Range
Lowest
Highest
Exchange
Vn 1»t m 1,
« »
9
10
THE
(1362)
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1949
Lowest
(
Lowest
Highest
$ per
tper share
g per
share
19%
Jun
29%
Dec
26% Jan
Jun
95
Feb
89
Jan
3
5
Jun
8%
Dec
7% Jan
13
Jun
77%
Jan
69
Jan
13
43
Jan
27
49 %
51%
Dec
Jun
101%
Dec
Jun
114
38% Jun
94
105%
4%%
9% Jan 30
81
Armour
Dec
15
13%
Jan
15%
109
Apr
101% Dec
30%
Feb
50%
Jun
105 %
Jun
105%
10
4
Feb
17
Jan
19
Illinois
com—5
*79'%
;
*52%
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
—No par
Associated Dry Goods common—.1
10%
9
Jan 30
6%
1st preferred..!.—
Feb
7%
15%
2nd preferred......——100
47% Jan
100% Jan
16
Nov
103% Jan
59% Mar
13
Jan
7
27
2
Associates
111% Mar 16
i
106% Mar 21
.100
107
100%
5%
—100
preferred!
non-cum
Dec
15
Jan
12% Jan
3
Jun
47
Jan
41
Jan
13
43% Mar 27
53
Feb
73
Dec
68
Jan
28
80
Mar 23
Atl
77
Feb
94
Mar
87
Jan
13
90
Mar 24
30%
Jun
42%
Dec
363% Jan
24
Jun
1123/4
Dec
108% Feb
1
115
102
993/4 Jan
5
102% Mar 11
22% Jan
19
25% Feb
7
Atlas Corp.—
51% Mar 25
55% Feb
3
Atlas
112% Mar 30
4%
106
Dec
93%
Jun
20
Jan
24% Aug
42
Jun
58
Jan
100
Feb
110
Dec
105
Feb
Sep
20%
Jan
13
73/8
Sep
1
4%
Feb
13%
4%
Jun
10%
Nov
4"%
Jun
7%
Jun
44%
153/a
25
24
Feb
25
Feb
preferred
non-cum
Atlantic
4%
.10
—
80
*88
Refining
common
90
Preferred $3.75 series B
97%
96%
97
8%
8%
8%
8%
24,100
80%
*78%
79%
1.000
15%
58 %
58 %
1053%
113%
*15%
15%
15 %
*15%
9%
9%
9%
10
10
15%
15%
107
107
*99
100
99%
993/4*:.
99%
99%
53
57%
57%
55%
57
109%
109
110%
108
110%
10834
109%
105%
105%
105%
1053i
1053/4
106
105%
58
i
105 %
1,300
123/4
13
123/4
123/4
3,100
45 %
47%
46
46%
5,400
*76%
78%
*76
78
*76
77%
89%
*87%
89%
39%
89
8934
400
42%
43 %
42%
42%
*87%
41%
43
41%
42%
13,100
113%
113%
113%
113%
113%
113%
114%
510
101
ioo3/4
102
*78
80
*88
«
89%
42%
78%
*88
45%
*100
100%
24%
51%
51 %
100
No par
*111%
Austin Nichols
No par
7%
112%
21%
73%
No par
*15%
*6%
13
Jan
53/4 Jan
3
7% Feb
16
Avco Mfg Corp
Jan
373/4 Jan
4
46% Feb
16
$2.25 conv
6%
43%
Mar 27
15% Jan
25
Babbitt
13% Feb
11% Jan
16
Baldwin Locomotive Works
11
Baltimore & Ohio
i$1.20>
pref
—5c
(The) common
>3
preferred—:
No par
•
9,300
13
24%
Conv prior
;
47%
101%
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
1,600
12%
51%
Autocar Co
160
;;
v-
47%
24%
12
110
107
13
24%
10
106
47%
73%
52
28
107
12%
100%
Feb
105%
47%
51%
7% Jan
V
13%
24%
14% Jan
7,100
*106
48%
100%
3
15%:
15%-
1,300
12%
101
12
9%
47%
Z
\
101
*21
153/a
110
200
16
100
58%
24%
preferred
15
153/a
150
1
-
108
1053/4
2,700
102
113%
15%
*106
22.600
503/4
102
114 %
52%
common
49%
101%
51%
3
50%
101%
-113 %
*24%
convertible
50
Shares
540
114%
153/4
Atlas Tack Corp
16
51
80
101%
—5
common.—
79
16
99%
58
503/4
No par
Powder
25
'
96%
8%
10
100%
114
Jan
16
97%
101%
*15%
107%
113%
..100
31%
*113%
10
113%
6% Jan
.
10
45%
114
45
series A—100
preferred
conv
100
25
12% Jan
15
153/a
80
Jan
8
15%
15%
13
31%
114
*993%
47%
32
51%
'108% 110%
13
31
8%
101%
114
*106%
46%
I SS Lines common...1
G & W
5%
27
8% Mar
Inc.—
-■17% Mar
Feb
34%
Dec
Jan
6% Jan
A T F
45% Mar 24
2
15
6
51
*101
*105% 106%
Atlantic Coast Line RR——No par
14% Feb
52%
15%
109%
32%
97%
'
80
114 %
58%
10%
'
80
101 %
100%
108%
31%
8%
10
107
S per share
t
52
10%
58%
32%
80%
Sales tor
the Week
S per share
*79%
98
8%
Friday
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
Sper share
32%
96
Thursday
Mar. 20
*101
16
1950
PRICES
Wednesday
*113%
'
Co________10
.
Investment
52%
•32%
V
9%
79%
Atch Topeka & Santa Fe com—100
-
8%
114
9
104
97 " '
101%
SALE
t per share
33%
<-101
*15%
110
32%
96
*113
5
4
33%
97%
81
HIGH
Mar. 28
$ per share
9%
9
Arnold Constable Corp./.——
99% Mar 31
|104% Mar
1
Nov
33%
*96%
91
12% Jan
"■.■17% Jan
Mar 10
15
Sep
Dec
Apr
87
of
Co
&
Armstrong Cork Co com._...No par
$3.75 preferred
4
.No par
$4 convertible preferred—.No par
114% Mar 23
Mar 13
93% Jan
lo
52% Mar 23
102
111
Feb
Corp common..;
AND
Tuesday
'
Mar. 27
% per share
convertible preferred.—100
$6 conv prior preferred—_;.No par
100% Mar 13
LOW
Monday
Mar. 25
Mar 23
Oct
95
97%
Armco Steel
1
Monday, April 3,
RECORD
Saturday
Par
4-
16%
13% Mar
7% July
11% Feb
80
33% Mar
99% Feb
CHRONICLE,
/'*
,
$ per share
13
77
STOCK
NEW YORK SfOCK
EXCHANGE
'
Highest
share
FINANCIAL
YORK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
&
112
112
21%
15%
112%
6%
15%
*6%
13%
127a
7
7%
7%
43%
42%
14%
14'
7
433/4
243/4
7,200
51%
51%
1,260
*112%
112%
112%
21%
20%
20%
7%
7%
15%
*15%
6%
6%
7%
43%
44%
43%
14 Va
43
14
200
7%
1,500
15%
6%
7%
45%'
123%
3,400
7%
13
6%
12%
6%
73/8
7%
21%
*15%
15%
123/4
70
114
7%
*18
7%<
6%
13%
13
7%
42%
24%
51%
114
*15%
6%
13
1,150
24%
51%
7
15%
*15%
6%
13
13 *
102
24%
51%
*20%
7%
101%
24%
-112%
21%
7%
8
*15%
6%
112
*20%
21%
*7%
*114
300
73/4
166,200
453/8
5,900
44 %
•
2,000
T.
B
Jun
15
Nov
8%
Jun
12%
Jan
9% Mar 27
7%
Jun
113/a
Jan
9 % Jan
3
18% Feb
14
173% Feb
3
xl3
14%
{.'1
Jun
22% Jan
14%
Jun
25
Jan
60%
Jun
72
July
38
Jun
53
14
Dec
•
15
36
Feb
16% Jan
363/4 Jan
3
173/4
Jan
11%
Jun
Nov
Feb
12%
Nov
20%
16 Y*
Oct
'
20% Jan-
17
Jun
: 373/8
17%
11%
34% Jan 13
Jan
9V8 Jan
25% Jan
73%
Jan
93
Jan
12
1% Jan
26% Jan
36
Dec
32 3/4 Mar
30 % Jan
33% Jan
Dec
1393/8 Jan
4
4
23
Cum
20
__5
Cum
4,500*
11%
3,300
11%
32%
V
103
15 %
153/s
5
21
%144
:
28
pfd $3.25
/
84 \
8%
Z
*13%
25%
12
Best & Co
Mar
Best Foods
7%
9
preferred
33%
34%
.:
100
___!
*142
No par
No par
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per
# per share
Highest
$ per share
share
22%
Jun
30%
Jan
Jun
15 y8
Nov
14Va Jan
8%
Jun
14%
Dec
Jun
15
Dec
*83'/2
84%
*84
8%
8%
*8
*31%
32%
*31 y2
'32%
323%
31%
32%
32'%
*13%
14%
14'%
*13%
X4
87
42
43 Ya
10 V»
10 Va
25%
88
10 Vb
26
10
26
3
3
Black & Decker Mfg Co
4
Elaw-Knox Co
14% Jan
4
22% Jan
Par
15% Mar
28
13% Jan
'J-
5
Bliss
16
Mar 13
(E W)
No par
—
6
Bohn
Jan
50
Aug
64
Jan
52% Feb
21
Jan
10
18
Aug
32% Jan
18% Feb
18
x24% Jan
12
133/8
Nov
19% July
13% Mar 28
16% Jan
9
481/sJan
51% Feb 20
Borden Co
603/4 Mar 17
51
Dec
42%
Apr
59%
Dec
55
91% May
98 y2
Dec
973/4 Jan
3
2% Jan
1% Jan
30
1% Mar
26
6%
38
Dec
x34%Feb
8% Mar
47% Jan
7% Feb
100
14
Jan
Jun
21%
Jun
32
20 y8
Jun
29% Nov
25%
Jan
28
Apr
Jan
21
32% Mar
9y»Jan
Jan
13
14
291/4 Jan
Jan
Jan
13
12% Dec
113,4 Jan
13
40
Jan
29% Mar
36
36% Mar
29% Jan
Dec
18
:
433% Mar 29
'14
40
2
Mar
7
Jan
3
95
Jan
15%
IO23/4 Dec
Jun
13%
120
Dec
24•
•
Dec
193/4
Jun
125
Feb
100
22
Feb
Mar 29
.
18% Jan
Sep
123
103% Jan 24
16
3
25% Feb
v
20 Va Jan
Z.
Mar 20
124
Feb
11
26%
26%.
26 3%
263%
26 3%
33%
333/4
333%
34%
26%
13%
Jun
,76
Dec
Oct
-
12% Jam
•
'
34'%
34%
32%
142%
142%
34%
143%
35% Dec
18% Dec
Jun
12% Feb
.3
133%
Apr
77
May
70% Jun
73
'Apr
13% Jun
7
Jun
x97%- Jun
Jan
36
Jun
34y2 Jan
13
31% Feb
r193/i Dec
171/4 Mar 30
142
142
25
25
25
24%
243%
12 V»
125%
12
123%
13
13%
26'%
26'%
1,100
14'%
143^
/ 5,500
—1
12%
12%
12%
12%
15%
12'%
12%
12%
12%
12'%
12%
12'%
12S'e
5,000
15'%
27%
15
153/a
*14%
27
27
27%
26%
27%
26'%
27
7,900
23%
24 Va
24%
24%
24 /
24%
24
24%
5,300
54%
Dec
122
3
Mar 31
117
60
3 r
17
Jun
Feb
Jun
98% Jun
20%
11% Dec
Jun
Jun
Feb
82
-
•
4% Mar
Mar 30
24%
105
Jan
Dec "
26% Jan
3% Jan
,
22
Feb
52
May
.58
Apr
Jan
V
Jun
2
Oct
1% Feb
3%
Jun
*5%
Jan
4
16%
Jun
9%
Jan
12% Feb
Sep
109 % Mar
98
*2 %
Jan
35%
Jun
10%
Jun
153%
Dec
40%
Jan
51
Dec
50
»an
!^ar
41
May
«ec
Mar
56y2
Nov
5V* Feb
9%
Oct
For
footnotes
see
page
34Vs Feb
53
19
Feb
5
Vs
55 Vs
54'%
20%
13 3/4
20%
20'%
20%
*54'%
20%
13%
13%
13%
135%
513'a
50%
51%
50%
51
50%
50%
50'/a
7,900
60 %
59'%
60
58%
59%
58%
59'%
58%
59 Va
11,800
99
98
98 V
98%
99
97%
9&»/2
*9734
98'%
250
15
(assented)
51%
51%,
.5
59%
60%
100
*98%
51
.
593/4
99 '
*98
100
2%
23/a
.5
*36%
36%,
—2.50
*8V4
8%
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43% Mar 30
-
Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper
5
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;
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Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66%
6
15% Feb
preferred
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20'% Feb 15
13% Mar 30
7%
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Callahan Zinc-Lead
24
28
100
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-No paT
1%
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7
4
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10
223% Feb
3
common
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26
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8
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Mar 29
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69% Mar 7
19
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PRICES
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8
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-
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84
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3
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27
9,200
:
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1
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i
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'
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83
26
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111
26%
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L
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6
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88
26%
89
111
14%
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231/4 Mar 24
101% Mar 22
Dec
7
7,500
33%
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.No
Briggs Manufacturing Corp..No
Briggs & Stratton
No
32% Mar 23
27% Feb
28
Jan
33
9
10%
34%
t per share
5
Bower Roller Bearing Co
Braniff Airways Inc
2
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3
10%
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Boston & Maine RR
18
10 %
26%
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5
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9
10'%
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'
Jan
39
Jan
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Oct
98
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28
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23/aJan 11
38V4Jan
9
24
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6%
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15
Jun
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9
&
10
14%
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38% Mar
60
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11,500
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2.50
25a/4 Mar
27
Jan
41'%
143/4
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5
Jun
Aug
5
40%
28 %
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29% Mar
27
17%
•
40
41%
14%
;
21
223/4 Mar 25
800
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22%
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25
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29% Feb
*
13
121/4 Feb
■
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$ per share'
261/s Mar 31
10%
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NEW
*21%
31%:
102'%
-
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Year 1949
22%
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84
84
11%'
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32'%
103
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27 y2
1
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet
Birmingham Electric Co
3
-
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Bethlehem Steel
2
Jan
13% Mar
1
32
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-
22
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14
90
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13%
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32%
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14
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17%
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32%
103 Va
15%
523%
17%
11%
32%
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of 1946.No par
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103 %
39
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14%
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Benguet Consol Mining Co..18 pesos
351/4 Mar 23
3
100
Bendix Home Appliances
33y3C
Beneficial Indus Loan common
10
17
36% Jan
7
10
preferred
Bendix Aviation
2y8 Jan
29% Jan
13
9% Jan
4'%%
Feb
24% Mar 27
31% Mar
11% Mar
17'%
14
90
3
141
51 Va
17
87
Bell Aircraft Corp
—
Bell & Howell Co common
112% Feb
-
4
Oct
50%
*85
43% Mar
12
23/4 July
39
52'%
17'%
*13%
*13%
11% Mar
27%
39
17'/2
1
.
26% Feb
Jan
86
Dec
39
50%
17%
143/8
6
106% Jan
Dec
85
109%
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50%
17%
32%
4
;
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50%
14%
3
11/
38
4
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24
27% NOV
38
1
28
Apr
18'%
10
Jan
Feb
18'%
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i
Feb
6%
18
5
87
21%
18
24'
15
180
18%
32%
14% Feb
1,200
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i
64'%
18
50
I
18,300
18%
63%.
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151/4 Jan
1
22'%
18%
65
1
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-
18%
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,4
20%
19
19%
65
18%
6
10
215%
19
19%
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I8V4
Beech Aircraft
Feb
20%
19%
65%
45%
22
8%
21%
19 V\
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45 % l
323/i
84
20%
*
46
103y2
1
21%
19%
65
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46
32%
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48,700
48%
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pfd
20,100 =
11 Va
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9
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2,600
10%
11
47
2
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14'%
10
11%
48%
102
15%
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14
10'%
103%
47
34% Jan
•
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1
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12.50
14'%
10
11%
9%
48
32% Feb
Mar 14
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Inc
14
10 Va
11
10
45%
9% Jan
12
12% Feb
Dec
Jun
Oct
503/4
17%
ll3i
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14
20%
21%
19
/ 65
„
85% Feb
7
12% Jan
Mar
26
j
3
13% Jan
Feb
98
Jan
31
36% Jun
Oct
21 % Jan 26
23% Jan 30
6
73/4 Feb
29% Jan
74
Jan
11% Jun
Feb
,
15% Mar 25
Jan
85,
Jun
50%
1
Co
33/aconvertible preferred
100
Beaunit Mills Inc
2.50
$1.25 div conv preferred—No par
Feb
9
Bath Iron Works
Beatrice Foods Co common
Mar
22%
*37%
5
preferred
Barnsdall Oil
Bayuk Cigars
7
129 V2
4Vz%
3
6
9
16
Jun
26
7
Jun
May
Jan
2
Jun
23 ya
18%
common—
13% Jan
11%
25
10
50
Brothers
341/4 Mar
30%
'
Barker
103% Mar
Feb
Dec
8
46
%
11%
9%
11%
"
3
32%
Feb
*44%
14
11
10 Vs
21
65%
(Delaware)..—10
Corp
UVs
97/a
11
21%
18%
65%
9
Jun
1®/.
21%
18%
100
29% Jan
27%
23%
ll3/8
98
10 Vb
'
Oil
57% Feb
lO'/s
11
Dec
Jun
Feb
Barber
39
10
Dec
6%
10%
4
; 20% Mar
113/s Mar 30
21% Dec
86 V2 NOV
33%
101
-
:>'// .14%
13
100
Convertible 5%. preferred
5
20% Feb
25
14% Jan
1
-
common
4% non-cum preferred——100
Bangor & Aroostook common—50
3
23
48% Jan
16
46% Feb
Inc
Jan
j
*
3
,
Dec
263A
Mar
72
15
Mar
56%
v
87%
69
Feb
153/a Oct
41
Jun
39% Mar
9%
43
21% Jan
Sep
221/4 Mar
22% Jan
/
633/4 Mar 31
(B T)
13%
.
14%
44
157%
400
56,100
1,800
900
54'2
54%
20
10''4
11%
19,300
•
Volume
171
Number 4895
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Range for Previous
100
Range Since Jan. 1
Sper share
Jun
108
33
Dec
25%
Jun
35 %
Jun
13%
Dec
30% Mar
37%
Sep
8%
Nov
6
Feb
30
Jun
131
Jan
267/8
45%
106
13
3
Mar 28
Carolina
Clinch
&
Carolina
Power
&
31
Carpenter Steel
16
38
Carrier Corp common
Conv preferred 4%
Jan
14
8% Feb
2
48% Jan
i
,
13
Jan
3
140
24
Jun
37%
Dec
32% Jan
104 %
Dec
xl04% Jan
18
34%
Dec
Case
Mar
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10%
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38
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25% Mar 23
13
13
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13
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28% Jan
3
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15
100
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55
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100
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21
53% Jan
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165
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157% Mar 31
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4 NOV-
Feb
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Dec
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141%
17%
f10%
4%
«'•:%EXCHANGE
/ Jan
Jun
17
10 Va
4 %
No par1
L___.
.convertible
12% Jan
July-
17%
10»/4
4%
Milw St Paul & p vtc_No par
Series A preferred vtc—
.100
32% Jan
4
.
17 %
10 %
4 %
28%
Dec
Jun
17%
10%
4%
28%
Jan
101
17%
10 %
%'
34
105 %
Deci:
29%
43 '
4
Jan
500
17%
4
28%
Pitts
17%
10%
28%
&
17 y4
17%
34
Cleve
17%
4%
com—No par
preferred
No par
Cleve Graph Bronze Co common—_i
9
5,900
10 %
$4.50
18
220
18%
17%
Cleve Elec Illuminating
Mar 25
100
is y4
4%
17%
non-cum
17,900
19
10%
17%
5%
4
72
*17%
17%
Claik
3
29% Jan
,3
17%
17
15%
70% Nov i-
1075
46% Ffeb
112% Mar
*
17V4
.
17%
City Stores Co
Mar"30
107% Jan
37
17%
17%
35%
4
3% July
133
;
Mar 10
27
62% Jan
Feb
*17%
18%
1
...
3
10
106% Feb 24
Dec
Aug
17%
%
'18%
Jan
Jun
Xl24%
17
109% Jan
17%
19
18%
43
Dec
101%
-
73
10% Aug
21%
108
.
Dec
36%
24%
Jun
Jun
105
'43% Jan ' 3
Dec
112%
Oct
17%
19
18%
C C C &
108
18%
18%
5%% preferred
City Products CorpX;
'
'
16
14
Jan : 3
82
Sep
-
19%
♦17%
—No par .
City Investing Co common..—
5 '
"
86
18%
iay2
C I T Financial
30%
30'/4
19
19%
18%
Cincinnati
6
68% Mar 22
100
17%
Copper Corp~
preferred
7,800
136
5
4%
20
36%
105 y4
7%
Rights.
4
300
106
*135
*7%
Cincinnati Gas
Mar 16
109% Mar
24
*58 4
,
.
30%
6,700
153 y4
35%
*105
l
preferred—
Chile Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
:
:
5
30%
31%
*152ya
36%
106,
5
5%%
Jan 16
153 y4
35%
*105
No par
j•
24
13 Mar 27
26
Dec
Dec
34
*152 %
153%
*105
7%
Co
4,900
136
18%
Childs
42%
41
105%
15%
Chickasha
24
42%
*135
17%
;•
700
41 y2
43
*105
19%
*
4
Dec
59%
8%
42%
Co_
Co vtc
Chicago Yellow Cab
v
sy4
106
*"7 %
Is
37%
8'/4
136
15 *
Conv
16%
37%
8%
*134%
18%
$3
16%
37 %
*105
15%
-
16%
*8»/4
8%
136
18
Class
16 V*
*36%
38
30%
30%
4,400
700
105
15%
Pasco
33
*134%
*7%
18%
'• Chic Rock
4% Mar 13
34% Feb
30%
105
33
"
Chicago Pneumat Tool com..No
55% Mar 21
•r
30%
*13%
■.
•68% Jan
103% Jan
Sep
135
13%
'
5
13
,
106
134%
33 /
36%
13 %
<
v
3
Jan -• 4
30% Jan
/
97%
3
30%
*104%
32%
105%
50
'
xl3
31%
135
33 y4
35%
106
60
33
105%
36%
*105
10%
S per share
,
36
106
105%
•/ Chicago & North West com—No par
5%,' preferred
L.
100f
-13% Mar 28
•
*152%
153%
36%
*105V4
30%
Chic
Lowest
i
153'/4
153 %
36y4
106
135
>,Class B._.
Range Since Jan. 1 ;
/. ; Highest
:
42%
Shares
106
106
33%
17%
10%
/
Highest
43%
43
17
*10 %
88% Mar 17
Jan 30
*8V4
50
,
20
46% Feb
*36V2
8%
*104%
No par
20
:
CO
Chic Ind & Louisv
30% Mar *4
v
17%
37%
*8%
44
*152%
36%
*105
100
Sugar
Ry
153 %
36%
100
preferred series R vtc—100
Range for Previous
Lowest
*152%
10
common
16%
37%
8%
43 %
107
33
33%
*111%
V
..
x56y8 Mar 15
13
14
;
*
'32% Mar 23
.
,
17
39% Jan
•
"
82 v Dec
-
3
15% Feb
3
•26% Jan 25
55%
Jun
56% Jun
/ 10 /'May
,
8% Feb
3
27% Jan
4
29% Mar
43%
*106
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
33%
*33
_100
18 V,
35% Feb
,
27% Mar 30
/ 36% Jan
Dec
v
"
43%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia——5'
Chesapeake & Ohi<# Ry common—25 !
:".V3%%-• convertible preferred—100Chic & East ill RR Cd com—No
par
"-10% Feb 18
13
7% Jan
Jan*
34%, Dec
;
25
$ per share
106
33%
17V4
8%
*37
38
106
37%
8%
v
3
7% Jan
Ga
16%
8%
14% Feb 10 it, Chicago Corp (The* —
•
;
i*
".18% Mar ' 4 4 Chicago Great; West fty Co com—50
28% Feb 23 / / 5% preferred
.l—
__50
"
19% Jan
Jan
"
24
,11% Jan 13
Y
Aguirre
Foundry
of
17%
*37%
1
4.20%
$4.50 preferred
Checker Cab Mfg__^__,
Mar 30
3
13
17
50
Champion Paper & Fib com..No
24
'
17
•
10
series
•»
10
6% Feb
.12% Jan
-
.Jan
5%
15
9% Jan
•
V 13% Dec
4 20% Nbv
Jun
3
9% Jan
33 %
common
Chain Belt Co..
<
30% Jan 12,
4% Feb 15
Jan
Dec
6
Mar 10
129 4 Mar 20
4
*33 %
Certain-teed Products
11
•
15
Feb
80
>
May
14
:
-
jun
Jan
Feb
24
Jan
Feb
104
5
(7% Mar 29
i 28*
'
31
3
Jan
98
33%
106
Cerro de
3
35.
Mar 22
30% Jan
i
18% Feb
33
& South West
Corp com—5
Central Violeta Sugar Co..:
.9.50
Century Ribbon Mills—No par
3
.21% Jan ' 7
13
Jan
28
,
Feb 7
12 t
V:-7% Feb
12%
15'
33%
106
Central
1
8% Jan
*32%
Central RR Co of N J class A
Class B
30
19% Mar 23
•
i 17% Mar 30
Jan
Nov
'
3%
.16% Mar
3
7% Mar 15
Dec
34%. Jan
r
13
12% Jan
Dec
9%
♦'
26
33%
4%% (preferred.:
11% Mar 21
14% Jan
Dec
28%
Nov
27
12% Jan
Nov
31%
98%
'■
' Jun
•
33%
Central Hudson G & E Corp__No
par
Central Illinois Light common
*■
2
Feb
14% Jan
•
Central
10% Mar 29
38% Feb
113
33%
Corp
preferred
Celotex Corp common
5%
preferred
15
Jan
6% Mar
4
105%
Friday
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
$ per share
33%
100
Co
t per share
105%
2nd
4
Jan
24%
Jun
Jan
106
Thursday
Mar. 29
33%
.
7%
$ per share
PRICES
Wednesday
33%
preferred
9% Jan
15
11% Mar
Jun
12%
.
*105
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par;
$4.75 1st preferred
No par
Mar 14
Jun
100
SALE
Mar. 28
5
General
Preferred
$ per share
HIGH
Tuesday
Mar. 27
No par
Co
Caterpillar Tractor
9
97
Jun
I)
(J
7%
36% Mar 21
106
xll4
15%
&
153 % Mar 24
27
100% Aug
23% Apr
Carriers
Monday
Mar. 25
Ohio Ry
Light.
(1363)
RECORD
Saturday
Par
19% Jan
6
Jan
38 % Jan
Nov
13%
CHRONICLE
LOW AND
STOCK
33% Jan
i
16% Mar 30
36
YORK
34% Mar 16
x7% Mar 13
.
Nov
146
STOCK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
11
30% Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
31% Jan
102
NEW
Highest
t per share
Feb
Jan
26%
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
YORK
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
&
3%
3%
32%,
28%
29
31%
108%
108%
108%
Va,.
28%
3%
3%
'31%
32 y4
108
.,
30%
5%
29
28%
28 y4
*29
;
'■
♦
29%
'
3%
1,000
500
3,500
32
'31%
56,600
108'/a
108 Ve
1087/a
4,200
28
28
29%
3%
3%
09
9%
9%
9%
9%
2,300
;
•
•'
•25% Mar
3l
30
114% Mar 30
107% Mar 29
107% M^r 29
•
-
414% Jan
Jun
3?%
Jun
11% Sep
46% Mar
11%
Feb
'21% Jan
Feb
8
10
v
Jun;
7%
"
Dec
12% Apr
10%
Jun
8
12% Mar
*
Jun
•:
14% Jan
11% Mar 30
10% Mar 31
3
42% Jan
16% Jan 13
11 : Jan
3
>0% Mar 8
10% Jan 25
•
10
12% Jan 28
47% Feb
6
19% Jan
12% Jan
12
Feb
30
14% Fez 28
113% Dec
110% Mar 30
36 V Mar 16
112% Jan 28
110%
Dec
108% Mar 24
111'
•27%
13%
'85.
Jun
•
6%
56%
Jun
Feb
For
.
17
•
Jan
11
•
3
95% Jan
9
37%
Dec
35% Jan
13
102%
Dec
102% Feb1
9%
Dec
Dec
X98
Jan
Jun
95
101% Jan
Dec
3
38% Jan
Nbv
41%
103;
:
Jan
30%
Dec
•
17%
4
Jun
Jun
93
.
13.
Jan
33
'
78%
footnotes
Dec
see
page
3
7
58% Mar 21
8% Feb
20.
-
Jan
45 % Mar
106'
Preferred 4
6%
pfd
100
Stores1 Inc
Consolidated
16
24
com_i__No*par
V$4.50 preferred—i__
No par
$4.52 preferred—i——_—_No par
Container Corp
4%. preferred
of America com—20
' Jan
24
39% Feb
17
Jan
7
103
9% Jan
78% Jan
ll
common_T—20
'$3.75 preferred—!_!!—!
Continental Diamond Fibre
Continental
Insurance.
No par
5
10
12%
12%
45i/4
45%
18%
17 y2
11%
9%
*114 '
107 y2
107%
107%
*107
12%
12 V*
11%
11%
11%
13
....
35%
'
*
11
10%
44%
*109
,,
44%
-
♦104%
'•
•'
3,700
107/a
45
.
*18%
*98
35%
.
'
38%
4
*1011/2
*8%
-
98%
38%
103
8%
63
45
17 y*
17%
45,
,
-
114%
•
;
108
-120
20
45%
17%
11%
11%
*9%
9%
12%
13%
lit
11%
9%
9%
9%
9%
,9%
9%
9%
9%
13 y4
127/a
13%
12%
13%
12%
13%
35%
35%
105
-
18%
*98
37%
*101%
*8%
63
109%
-
44
44%
105
*
18%
99
35%
110%
111
-
'
38%
103
*109yt
35%
35%
18.
111
110%
35%
111
109%
1Q9%
35
109%
.
17%
109%
43%
42%
43
104%
104%
♦103%
105 y2
*103%
105
98
99
38
38%
*lt)l% 103
*98
38
*102%
.
18 y2
18
99%.
98%
38%
103
35
110%
111
43%
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"
35%
110%
109
43 y2
18 Va
;
37%
*101%
500
6,200
3,000
"
43%
18
2,000
•
18
11%
ny4
•
11%
'44%
45%
11%
111
18%
44%
11
1VA
-
11%
109%
105
45%
*11
12%
-
109%
44 %
r
17%
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111
;lii
'
13 Ve
11
/
11%
ny4
9%
*12%
18
11
18
'
11%
45
1
12%
11
*11
;
.L_———100
Continental Baking Co con)—No par
$5.50 / preferred—!—;
i„No par
Cofttinfental Can Inc
"
100
114%
'
Vqltee Aircraft—_—l ',
Consumers Power Co
;.
1
1,900
26
,26
1>14
107%
*12%
Consolidated Natural Gas_l—1—15
Retail
257/a
26
26%
114%
!
*
RR of Cuba
77%
26
series B_i_-__100
%' series C—:1_1___100
Cofisol
77
77%
*114
issued"*—1
.
Consolidated Grocers Coxp.i___1.33%
Consolidated Laundries Corp..
5
4
Mar 15
19% Jan
4%%
Consolidated Textile'Co Inc—-—10c
Apr
May
"when
Preferred
6
Apr sJ
36
Common
77%
77%
77%
commo,n_i__No par
9
103%
-•
' Baltimore
Consolidated
105%
29% July
•
26% Mar 29
Mar
114
11
of
77% Mar 29
Mar 31
77
*109
4
1,400
1,400
'
29,600
'
35%
10,700
710
111
109%
417/8
42
*103%
105
'
310
1,900
130
18%
18
18%
2,200
98%
98%
98%
260
37%
103
37%
*102%
37 y8
103
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
63%
62%
63%
X61%
62 yf
61%
62 »/4
61%
62%
6,200
—
M
1,400
4,000
11
X
THE
(1364)
12
COMMERCIAL
NEW
574
Lowest
Highest
t per
t ver share
share
8%
Jim
NEW YORK
Range Since Jaw. 1
Year 1849
t per
Jan
f per
share
3
6% Jan
Par
Continental Motors
9
1
6%
607a
Feb
55% Jan
25
62% Mar 18
Jun
15% Jan
13% Jan
3
16% Feb 28
Continental Steel Corp
19%
Jun
24%
23 Va Jan
4
26% Mar 14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp .common
55% May
51% July
54
Jan
11
Jan
17
14% Jan
$3
55% Mar 13
13% Mar 16
12%
Feb
12
12
Jun
19%
17% Feb
52
48% Mar 31
49% Jan
11
7
Jun
11%
Dec
10% Jan
3
15
49% Mar
58%
Dec
57% Jan
3
67% Mar
28% Jan
13
9
Jun
20
Apr
30%
Dec
94
Jan
102%
Deo
92%
57
102
Jan
Jan
171%
182% Jan 31
4% Jan 28
32% Jan
21% Jun
Deo
104
Jun
96
66% Mar 31
5% Deo
2% Oct
Jun
21
Sep
189
Jan
100% Feb
Dec
73%
3% Mar
1%
Sep
102% Mar 21
0
Jan
2
5
72% Jan
3
186% Mar 23
6% Mar
7%
6
Coty
Coty
18
4
Cream of Wheat Corp
Deo
28% Jan 29
14% Mar 31
30% Mar
17% Jan
Oct
19%
Jan
Jan
42%
Apr
38% Mar 29
40
20
Jun
30
Deo
27% Jan
34% Mar
94
Mar
105
Dec
102% Jan
90
May
99%
Dec
11
99% Jan
3
14
Nov
24
Jan
16% Jan
20% Jan
3%%
49
Nov
72% Jan
31
Apr
54
59% Jan
11
20% Feb 28
16%
15% Jan
4
Feb
14
July
12% Feb
160
*
160
May
175
7% Jan
3
Jan
67% Jan
14
73
Jun
10% Nov
,13% Feb
Feb
16
May
8% Mar
5% Jun
60
Dec
3
Mar 31
Dec
25%
11% Feb 24
22% Mar 21
Jan
$2
Feb
105
Mar 13
6
9
Cuban-American Sugar
13%
Jan
19
25% Jan
5
Jan
9
557a
127a
127a
127a
127a
153/a
127a
12 V2
1572
157a
157a
157a
157a
15
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483/4
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4874
487a487a
15
14 7a
15
143/4
153/8
14%
15
1472
15
18,100
6474
65
633%
6574
623/4
6474
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64
637a
64
1,140
3574
3,400
3574
35%
3572
36
10074
1003/4
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101
*10074
101
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101
♦10174
10274
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10274
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10274
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10274
50
673/4
6674
66%
4,800
363/a
6972
70
707a
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185
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70
70
184%
1847a
57a
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5y«
574
574
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53/g
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57a
1,300
274
2%
274
27«
2%
27a
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2%
274
274
267a
2,000
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184
185
26
2672
27
26%
277s
2572
26%
*10274
103
♦10274
103
10274
10274
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10474
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104 74
200
137a
13%
14
13%
137a
1372
137s
133%
13s/a
137a
1372
3,100
297a
2974
293/4
29%
29%
*2974
293/4
29
293/a
2974
1,100
14%
10,500
26%
27
2772
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10472
10474
1047a
15
1574
147a
157a
38%
3872
387a
387a
'387a
387a
600
3272
327a
317a
3272
317a
3272
5,200
104
10472
104%
104
104
104
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15%
38%
33
104
333/8
10472
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18
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105
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5672
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104
104
104
104
104
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17
1774
56
5572
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5472
557a
54
207a
21
21
21
217a
17
17
\ 17
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180
•160
180
21
1774
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180
8%
8 3/S
87a
6972
69%
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127a
127a
2374
2372
874
69
12
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87a
69
8%
2374
2372
23%
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87a
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23
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4,100
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400
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12
117a
127a
X
2,400
70
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ll3/4
117a
1,500
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2374
400
23%
'
71
'
8% Oct
145% Oct
,52% NOV
4% Feb
109
Jun
43%
Jun
9"%
Dec
7
18%
133
Apr
24% Jan
Jun
Jan
137
Mar
6% Mar 30
16
122% Jan
49
Mar 31
7% Jan
3
20% Jan
3
125
,
Feb 21
55% Jan
7
28
9% Feb
10
24% Feb
10
Cushman's Sons Inc 1%
Jan 20
138
Cutler-Hammer Inc.
13% Jan 13
19
96
12
98% Mar 22
13% Jan 29
15% Mar 15
Corp common
1
374% preferred series A
Davega Stores Corp common
26% Jan
22% Feb
9
Jun
15% Mar
87
Jan
96% Nov
14% Dec
17
No par
f
67a
674
132
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51
5174
874
227a
8%
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8
22
2172
2474
74
217a
132
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247a
63£
♦1293/4
5174
;
132
247.
63/4
132
130
v
87a
*129
100 v
pfd
25% Feb 25
Sep
19%
8
134% Mar
*129
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24%
67a
67a
51
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,
8%
87a
y
213/4
2174
132
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24 74
233/4
67a
672
6%
130
131
5072
874
87a
87a
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8 74
-
*
190
1,000
1
1,700
/
13,600
213/4
132
237a
v
D
11% July
15
17% May
9%
4% May
Nov
Jan
3
29% Jan
97
UVa
7% Jun
4
11
Jan
97% Jan 24
11% Jan
3
8% Jan 27
17% Feb
24
Dana
10
(The)
series B
5
Decca Records Inc
3
25% Mar 20
147a
49
Mar 23
Deere & Co
Pep
35% Mar 24
36
Jan
36
Mar
40% Jan
S'
29% Jan
3
7%
87a
24 72
24
24 7,
23 78
247a
24
24 7a
467a
447a
4574
4474
4474
447a
45
10,700
357a
353/.
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353/4
35 3*
353/4
357a
35%
35%
3574
357a
36
2,200
34 7a
3472
337a
34%.
3372
34
preferred
20
31
Jan
11
46% Mar 13
57% Feb 27
34%
Jun
53%
Dec
12%
Dec
14%
Dec
12% Feb
15
13% Jan
21% Jan
13
237s Mar
7
Jun
23% Sep
58
Jan
4% Jun
9% Jan
Escrow ctfs
10
Jan
,
24% Mar
Jun
Feb
12
21% Mar 13
6
13% Jan
11
6
14
13% .Nov
20% Jan
13
40
,
*12% Jan
22% NOV
Jun
Jun
,
58
23
9
"' Mar 15
Devoe
&
Diamond Match
Highest
Lowest
$ per
share
17
S per
share
Jan
t
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
•
Lowest
15% Jan 11
■
X"
'■
■
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62
*58
63/4
63/4
217a
217a
8
8
7a
8
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62
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62
40
62
63/4
67a
67a
6%
67s
2,400
217a
21 7a
21 y2
217a
217a
; 2,500
13
1374
127a
137s
137a
137a
227a
227a
217a
2174
21%
213/4
1,600
373/4
377a
38
38
3874
38
3874
4,300
42
42 %
42%
43
43
4272
4272
1,100
12
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.
87s
8
12
11%
12
1178
1174
3,400
77a
77a
4,100
1874
8
8
87a
1,100
197a
v.:..:
,,
Par
.
41% Mar 17
56% Mar 24
10% Jan
3
13
Jan
9
9
36% Jan
4
Dr. Pepper Co
Doehler-Jarvis Corp
14y8 Mar 31
177« Jan
6
Dome
Mines
No par
Feb
27
197a
183/4
187a
18
19
1872
15,300
133/4
137a
13%
393/4
393/4
No par
*557a
56%
*12
♦39
40
543/4
> Thursday
Wednesday
Mar. 29
1 per
137a
*13%
Mar. 30
.
*1372
14
Friday
r
the Week
Shares
Sper share
14
13%
137a
800
397a
397a
3872
38%
37%
373/4
400
55
*543/4
557a
54%
5574
54
5472
530
397a
„
12
12
12
12
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l23/8
12
1274
12
333/4
15
Sales for
; •
Mar. 31
•
t per share
share
347*
33%
34
33%
347a
337a
33%
337a
Xl4%
14'/a
147s
147a
147a
147a
143/a
14%
147a
34%
143/4
13%
55%
557a
12%
34%
5
*39
;
$ per share
share
No par
SALE FRICES
Mar. 28
$ per
133/4
1
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Mar. 27
1 per share
;
No par
32% Mar
LOW
Monday
Saturday
Mar. 25
-V/.
18%
19%
.
7
Divco Corp
Dixie Cup Co common
Class A
72%
Oct
Dec
*
69% Jan
13
54% Jan 13
Feb 20
82
6472 Mar 16
108
110% Mar 30
119% Jan 13
141
Mar 24
24% May
86% Jan
1974 Jan
5
83% Jan
30
Oct
19% Jan 27
21
14% Oct
'
16% Mar 10
81
Mar 7
20%
:
11% Mar 27
14% Jan
Mar 21
12
Ltd
Douglas Aircraft
$3.25 2nd preferred
63% NOV
60% Jan 13
Feb
124% "Oct
97% Jan
122%:Jan
9
101% Jan 31
Jun
102% Aug
115 Va Jan
9% Jun
12% Jan
10% Jan
15% Jun
20% Mar
13
16% Mag
16%
Deo
13%
Jan
43% Jun
Jun
7% July
7% Jun
48% Nov
202
Oct
Jun
Jan
32%
19
21% Jun
Apr
Jan
Mar 30
3%% convertible preferred
Dunhill International
Duplan Corp
*81
l
*20
800
12
'
333/4
4,000
Common
7
96
Mar
4
Jan
10
6
6%
474% preferred
1
Jan
42% Jan
11
Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
16
Jan
Electric Boat common.
Convertible
10% Jun
13% Mar
3774 Feb 16
11% Jan 25
17% Jun
28% NOV
237s Mar 30
28% Feb 23
Nov
66% Mar 23
75
51% Oct
50
Jan
23% Aug
8% Jun
29
26
13
Jan
Feb
7
23
Elliott Co
-153/4
157a
15 5/a
2,500
15
143/4
157a
19,100
147a
1474
1474
1474
14%
143/a
1474
1,100
8,200
12,800
15%
157a
1572
1574
143/4
157a
14
143/4
4674
467a
46
463/a
4574
4672
4574
457a
179
181
183
•183
187
183
30%
30
30%
307a
30%
30
177a
17%
•17
17%
17
17
163/4
95
*93%
*94
143/4
-
9%
4474
14%
99
147a
99
87a
44
y is
14%
94%
93/a
9
9
4474
44
-
37%
147z
100
*987a
9
447a
1874
-1772
377,
38
17a
17a
2
373/4
37%
433/4
177*
377a
1%
377a
/
*9372
147a
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3772
18% V
387s
12
■'
247a
24%
;
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66%
•*6474
12
15%
145/a
30
96
:
15%
15
157a
50
15
15%
46%
179
1778
2
14%
10%
1574
183
3074
100
147a
10%
4674
47
7 377a
12
12
12
24%
25
17
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:
377a
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38
12
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3034
1634
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94%
14%
147a
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100
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9
872
43
44
177a
►183
183
186
40
30
30
5,400
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947a
14%
100
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8%
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1,800
437b
43%
4474
2,900
10
1634
177a
167a
177a
3734
38
2
377a
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38
17a
387a
3774
2
.
12
12
24
233/4
2474
66
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5274
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52
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28
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2,500
'
100
*
3774
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:
2
373/4
12
12
2334
2374
233/4
667a
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8,300
1,200
19,600
2,300
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66%
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23 y8
66
12
900
5,600
517a Mar 13
50
*5174
5274
52
52
*5174
517a
517a
52
16
28% Jan
6
El Paso Natural Gas
3
2778
277a
27%
28
28
2734
28%
273/4
28
4,900
15
15% Mar
3
4
143/4
147a
14%
147«
*14%
1474
143/s
1472
1474
147*
1474
14%
2,400
xl6% Jan
3
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
2774
104,900
29% Feb
11
Feb
0
100% Jan 10
6% Jan
13
10% Jan 13
55
Jan
13
Jan
60
Jan
9
5%
Dec
5
10 %
Jan
Mar 14
8% Feb
5
10374 Mar 21
267a
2874
267a
2874
273/8
28%
2674
28%
27%
28%
193/4
20
20
2074
20
2074
2074
2074
19%
20%
20
20
3374
32%
32%
33
33
3272
327a
3272
327a
32%
327a
*102%
10374
102 3/a
102%
30
774
774
7 Va
33,800
1274
17,900
Equitable Office Bldg—
12% Mar
67% Feb
4
Erie RR common
2
674 Jan
9
9% Feb
16
11
Mar 16
ll3/4 Mar 25
Jan
13
68% Mar
55
14
42% Mar 31
37a Mar 27
20.
44
6
Mar 21
474 Jan
10
110
*32%
5
Mar 14
<
.10
7% Jan
62
«
Corp common—25
4% preferred^®!
100
267a
5
Endicott Johnson
147a
147b
10%
13
Empire District Electric Co
page
500
10%
107a 7107a
Feb
33% Jan
see
*10%
1,500
13% Feb
207s Mar 17
For footnotes
ioya
10
—
common.
5%% convertible preferred—
5% preference
;
17% Jan 11
Apr
200
1072
2
No par
30
5%
1147a
*3772
No;
18% NOV
Jun
1147a
18%
preferred
35%
3
115
X.
31,900
-
*
42% Jan
Dec
1147a
4372
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
Deo
115
93%
18
11%
115
U
114% W
11 1
1474
2% Feb
€1%
>11474
*99
38% Feb
Jan
11474
*94
100
:
—
197a Feb
36
.
3074
*17%
2
4%% preferred..
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
8
68
1,900
115
*1072
Ekco Products Co common
3
55
July
3% Feb
102%
►179
13
14% Jan
61% Jan
126
10274
1572
preferred
1% Jan
9% Jun
48% Jun
126
10274
*147a
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
3574 Jan
'
126
10274
46%
Jan
4% Jun
125%
10274
68
Eastman Kodak Co common
9
6874
>67%
1253/4
10274
1
Mar 28
673/8
68%
1253/4
10274
9
197a Jan
6874
68%
125%
10274
48% Feb
Dee
Dec
/
6774
12574
147a
30% Jan
500
2,900
687a
153/4
183
yvy.;"y 10
12
10274
11474
15%
•
82
207a
125%
68
15
13
6,300
10274
15%
Jan
12
1,900
16%
1257a
14%
16% Feb 10
*20
y
200
139%
; »
687a
16
172% Jan
*81
163/a
102%
15%
86% Oct
Deo
12 :
143/4
17%
7
207a
117a
16
46% Jan
105
207a
1574
427a Feb 24
100% Jan
1
113/4
16
MarlO
Deo
207a
11%
*81
1574
Mar
Nov
207b
11%
16
Mar
18%
f
193/4
1174
*81
Eastern Corp common—
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
Jan 13
y
82
82
193/4
1174
Eastern Airlines Inc—_
10
-
82
82
20
1174
Eagle-Picher Co
45% Jan 27
138
16%'
20
V
82
...
163/8
115
100
5
12% Feb
Jan
1387a
3
Feb 24
1st pfd
32% Mar
12% Jun
137
163/4
1257a
-68
*
x29% Jun
1387a
15% Jan
1674 Mar
15
May
•13672
16%
X
167a
17
95
14% Deo
139
19% Jan 10
6
98
75
12,400
77
7872
10274
—No par
—No par
Deo
Jun
637a
111%
1474 Jan 13
29
Jan
627a
*11074
137s Feb
100
51
627«
110%
77
773/4
1257a
5
Preferred $4.50 series
Preferred $3.50 series
45%
Jun
4,200
627s
110%
15% Mar 30
13
x8% Jan 13
2vs
207a
773/4
63
x627a
*81
82
rllVa
*11%
16%
1774
6,800
110
77VZ
63
113
138
140
I
xllO
777a
62%
*1103/4
1472
(E I) & Co—
33% Apr
Jun
16%
77
7774
633/4
113
11% Jan 10
8% Dee
Jun
100
No par
140
■
177a
•
4
Dec
May
1413/8
177a
*110%
-
Duquesne Light 5%
DWG Cigar Corp
12% Jan 25
101
Oct
*140
-.500
common
6274
64
113% Jan 1 4
Jan
14% Deo
10% Feb
1127a
633/4
102% Feb 10
116
Feb 20
Dee
96
68% Mar 29
126 r
7774
*110%
No par
;
77
777a
No par
:
15
$4 preferred series A
Dresser Industries
r
No par
Dow Chemical Co common
Du Pont de Nem
6% Jun
lb/a
123/e
12
87a
19%
8
STOCK
3
108% Sep
123 % Dee
Jun
6% Jun
213/s
'
28
57%
Feb
78
,
63/4
213/a
'
Apr
14%
63/4
2174
1274
7a
197a
y. exchange
•.
•58
.
63/4
21%
127a
2
3o% Jan
18% Sep
101% Apr '
48
58
*42
2
50% Jan
*
16% Dec
58
67a
217,
25
NOV
Dee
62
67a
50c
4
33%
July
12% Jan 4
12,000
42
14% Mag
Jun
25
2,000
1,400
233/g
4172
53%
"
123/8
2374
42%
12% Jan
>
*12 7a
37%
38% Nov
9% Feb
24% Feb
123/a
2372
3772
"■
NEW YORK
v
8 per share
share
4772
1274
2374
37
STOCKS
XX
.
48 74
123/4
233/a
3674
_2;
Distill Corp-Seagrbms Ltd
473/4
123/s
237a
*48 7a
4872
36 %
Corp.
473/4
487a
1274
23%
-No par
participating preferred
4.500
277a
12 3/4
137s
Diamond T Motor Car Co
277a
27
2374
223/4
Diana Stores
1,400
26%
277a
10,800
127a
137a
5
97Z
223/4
233/4
22%
3
2,900
97»
223/4
4872
1374
9% Jan
x227e
237a
233/4
7% Mar 31
34
34
93/a
2274
9
9%
*123/4
1374
11% Mar 31
Year 1949
48
27
34%
2374
13
2272
common
'
49
*23 7a
1,500
49
13
Dec
'
277a
227a
9
Mar 17'
267a
13
44% Mar
13%'Jan
20
277a
227a
3
Range for Previous
34%
872
23%
*58
1
40% Jan
17% Jan 13
27%
2
3
Deo
974;
2374
5
3974 Jan
18%
34
97a
23
-
8
6%
97a
237a
class A_^_
35% Mar
r
1%
83%
X
13
1
.
Raynolds
9%. Nov
12% Jun
6
8%
233/8
8
Detroit Hillsdale &SWER Co__100
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vllbiss Co—.
972
97a
273/4
49
100
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
13%
Jun
6% Jun
64%
872
-
23
273/a
20
,Jan
45% Feb
31% Sep
37% Sep
100
Detroit Edison
2
7% Jan
23%.Jan
Jan
6% Feb
53
1
Western
&
for preferred
(The)
Derby Oil Co
11,300
872
24 3£
45
26% Mar 10
20
874
87a
243/4
47%
Delaware & Hudson
6
4,700
874
Deo
8% Jan
143/a
46%
30%
Jan
»
90
100
137a
14
1007a
24 72
Jun
88
13%
14 Va
1007a
87a
97a
14 %
14
1
4,700
1013/4
!101
1007a
2574
347a
164
87a
1474
3374
33/
33%
1017a
•1007a
473/4
974
38%
14 7»
337a
101
101
*874
337a
112
1013/4
101
47%
*2274
119
337a
*101
2,300
*2474
50
8%
33
,
400
1772
227a
22
1
Delaware Power & Light Co
13AO
Denver & Rio Grande West RR
Escrow ctfs for common
100
Sep
11% Mar
15
223/4.
_No par
common
Delaware Lack
Apr
1
14 7s
147a
17
101
337a
101
14
48%
227a
1013/4
•1007B
10% Jan
43
33 7s
*101
23% Feb
10
*1672
2272
1013/4
3
45% Jun
1772
227a
101
21% Jan 12
t per
*1672
*10074
19
>
17%
*10078
Deo
;
*1672
337a
333/8
33%
22%
9%
<
101
Jun
16%
17%
227a
23
223/4
10174
Deep Rock Oil Corp
4
%
Jun
11%
177a
*1672
*
5% Jun
15
147a
50c
Jan
Mar
50
187a
9872
*1474
•1007a
19
.
18 3/a
*98 7a
147a
•100
;
Dayton Rubber Co
Jan
187a
98 3/4
147-.
100
series A
3.75%
38% Jan
22 :
187a
*9772
14%
147a
50c
3.75%
Preferred
Oct
Jan
187a
983/4
*14 3/8
15
23
3372
7
187a
•977a
:,
•167a
983/4
100
Preferred
11
23
187s
983/4
1478
227s
*9772
•147a
1772
*1672
187a
*9772
19
187a
19
9874
•147a ;■ 15
1
Dayton Power & Light common
Mar 16
15% Feb
convertible preferred
Davison Chemical Corp
5
34% Mar 17
102% Mar 21
101
187a
*9772
5%
17
Jan
1
100
2A0
20
43%
,29
Jun
30% Jun
26
May
100% Deo
92% Jan
31
Dec
OOl/„
Jan
17
21% Jan 23
31
26% Jan
,
15% Jan
22 %
Jan
*16% Mar
92
Jan
Mar 22
-
1
12
No par
s
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co_.
5772
*61
Eureka Williams Corp...
Evans Products Co—
Eversharp Inc
Corp
Ex-Cell-0
572
*10
1274
5772
63
5%
10%
11%
1174
§4y4
_
"When issued"
Exchange Buffet Corp___
•
6474
*4278
2.50
.
>374
44
3%
*
1027a
7
.
117a
5674
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5%
97a
11
*63%
43
374
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103
774
7
103
77«
*
102%
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1074
774
1274
12 y8
64
56y4
56 y4
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577a
64
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64
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5%
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574
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103
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64
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7
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65
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117a
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11
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64 y4
63
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64
64
64
64
64
64
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43
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180
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104
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21%
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9,400
297a
147a
157a
39
327a
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Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2AO
Curtis Publishing common—No par
674
*130
$7 preferred
No par J
Prior preferred—:
51
No par
872
Curtis-Wright common
.1
Class A
IX
•2274
1857a
67
683/4
x68
35
3572
57a
383/4
>
70 3/8
3472
18472
157a
9
30
101
102
3374
Cuneo Press Inc__—
2,800
*
102
35%
*10074
39%
10
2,800
15%
483/4
14
10272
33
100
12%
15%
483/4
15%
common
•127a
157a
49
*483%
•38%
100
common—10
127«
127a
*547a
6
•29%
100
557a
27a
1372
100
7% preferred
Cudahy Packing Co
4%% preferred
3
•547a
2.50
5%
31
5572
18672
57a
*274
No par
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer com__Nopar
14
*54%
No par
preferred
Jan
Mar
55%
3672
•18472
2
(The)
19% Jan
175
Feb
9% Jan
71
*547a
71
1
convertible preferred
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pfd
25
55%
-64 7,
71
$4.2o preferred
$4 2nd preferred
27
1,400
2,700
*547a
147a
6474
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
8
105
preferred
Crown Cork & Seal common
11
13
153/4
247.
15%
26%
Crane Co common
3
19
13%
36%
157a
2474
12%
10272
Creameries of America
29%
157a
2472
49
14
25
5
Feb
1572
24
5572
15%
100
11
12% Jan
153/4
25
pfd 372% series of 1947__100
Products Refining common—25
preferred
100
Inc
1
International Corp
1
31
Nov
54%
1574
247a
10272
Jan
10,900
1574
101
Jan
61%
t
31,400
247a
•367a
30% Jan
67a
6174
1574
*10172
14
6%
6074
247a
*10074
105
Shares
6 3/4
6%
5974
1574
100
8
25% Mar 30
101% Mar
14%
21
Corn
2% Feb 25
8% Jan
23
-
7
62
25%
12%
-
67a
617a
15
*48 7a
_
67a
62
247a
50
1
20
5
Cum
674
603/4
Sales fot
the Week
share
S per
157a
•'
No par
5
Co common
Exchange E-ank & Tr Co
Corning Glass Works common
3%% preferred
36% Mar 24
101% Jan
No par
Corn
6
4
63/4
613/4
Friday
Mar. 30
$ per share
share
25
15%
25
5
Convertible pref 5% series
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
Mar 27
100% Feb 21
prior preferred
Copper Range CO
Copperweld Steel
4
Dec
Jan
Feb
3
49
14
67a
GO3/.
674
t per
Mar. 31
Thursday
Mar. 29
t per share
$ per share
61
Wednesday
Tuesday
Mar. 28
Mar. 27
$ per share
-5
—
11 y4
Oct
Manday
Mar. 25'
47%
Deo
RECORD
Saturday
share
7% Jan
-Monday, April 3, 1950
LOW AND HIGH KALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Continental Oil of Delaware-
65%
STOCK
YORK
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
FINANCIAL
&
Vplume 171
Number 4895
-
(1365)
NEW
Ban|C for Previous
M.
»
Teur.1949
>
-Lowest;
.
Highest
$ per thare
.>
34
Jun
41%
19
Feb
12% Aug
% Jun
:
10%'NOT
12%
P«f
Family vFinance Corp
,
1V* Jan 14
.
1
1
common
FA R
20
•16
-17% Dfec
63% July
43
July
May
_
81
•
.105
Deo
67
Jan
69
■'
*
106% Jan
Jan
.75
17
12Va.M{ir 29
31% Jan
104% Dec
103% Feb-27
-28
.24
i1
78
15% Jan 10
3&%l 36
147/* Mar
14% Jan
.3
19% Feb 27/
24% Mar 30
.
*■
Mar 28
Jan
7
99
29 > Jan
25
35% Mar
24
Jan
30
25
9% Jan
9y* Feb
33% Dec
3
45% Dec
8% Not
>12% Aug
10% May
Jun
*38
Feb
60
11% Jan
Not
'
'Jan
2
:
16
.
•
11% Jan >10
19%-Feb
-
16%
Jun
67
23%
8ep
78%
Feb
4%
Jun
4%
Jun
>18% Deo
!> 6
/ 31%
Oct
Jun
19
21%
15%
■
Jun
3y
3
.4% Jan
3
41% Sep
106
July:
9%
•
Jun
152
15
6
Jun
10
-
65%
34
:
p
26
127
w
:$per ehare^u4
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127% Sep
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,
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Feb
19% Sep
22%.Jun
38% Dec
,11% July
2y4.Jun
16y4 Mar
•
9
51
•
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22'A
13%
700
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13
13
13
12 7A
12%
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13 Va
18 ■?
18 y8
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is y4
17%
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4,000
6,600
9,600
18%
•
3%
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-Mar
11%
Jan
17
15%
Jun
>
Nov
9
,1 per thare
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102% Jan
•
,
^
-
*105%
51
5
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preferred
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»
127T4 Mar
5
3
NEW YORK
104 % Feb22l/2 Mar
>
vfr,
>Jan
38
16% Feb 20
.
,
4'A Mar 23
16% Jan
4
•
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-
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9
18
34
119
r
Nov
31
vi
>
27% Dec
Jun
Jun
102%
Jan
21%. Jan
77% Apr.
•
Sep
22% Mar 10
,
•
Jan 25
Jan
19% jan
Mar
36,
36
18%
17%
102
10
* Jan
12
•'
5% Jun
51%
11%
♦158;
6%:-..
16%
47
85% Mar 13 1
^
72% Feb 14
/ 1
10% Mar 22
13
Dec
33% Jan
91
Jan
90
-
Jan
23
4
17%
Jan
13% Mar 24
80%
Jun
Oct
80
39% Mar 15'
,
•
,
Mar
97
16% Jan
3
—
10
"t:.
;
28 y4 Aug
18% Jan
25
17%
Jun
25%
Dec
24% Jan
3
24'/8 Jan 11
31
Feb 23
55
Dec
1/128 Mar 24
July
-10%
f
16%
x66
5%
107% Feb 24
13 % Mar 24
72%
104
16%
93%
Apr
69% Jan
3
101% Jan 20
Jan
43% Jan
13
Sep
>16% Mar
103% Jan
13
106
11% Mar
1
1% Jan
3
3%
Apr
30%
Dec
29
28%
•
Jan
8%
Jan
28y4
r
Jun
20% Mar
Dec
Aug
45%
Feb
Jan
9% Mar 29
Sep
1% May
16%
Dec
26
Dec
100
101
7% Jan
3
Jan
4
24% Jan
4
/MarlO
Mar
2
11
Jun
16%
32
Jan
36%
11%
Jun
14 y8
Sep
12
33%
Jun
>43%
Jan
39% Mar 14
Apr
Oct
15
Mar 30
33% Jan 12
Jan
3
Feb
12
*127%
18
Jan
25%
25%
19%
19%
•
■,*!•'j
160
9 per ehare
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126 «/a
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21
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18
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-
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—100- 1
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i—10c
•
Refractories——:—No par
Jan
f
9
9
6%.'
21
-
——
4%% convertible preferred
Graham-Paige Motors
93%
Jan
100
July
X96% Mar
15 Ye
Jun
Apr
18% Jan
Dec
71%
Jan
22% Dec
footnotes
see
page
3
8
13
6% Jan
3
Jan
3
12% Jan
3
51% Jan
4
59% Jan 25
21
20.
Jan
3
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V
300
19 y.
1,200
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3,100
5,200
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•
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160
9,000
64
25%
17
64
26%
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16
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400
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101
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10%
46
46%
50%
-
55% >55%
128
128
112
111
No
Grant (W T) Co common
:i
9
17% Feb
36
-
*95
17%
21
v
!
'
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13%
-
32%
115%
> '
>
,
:
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30
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v
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128
100
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700
.
;
86
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76
r
39
>
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•
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39 Vt
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14
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103
16% Mar 23
57
t
Mar 23
64% Mar 17
24% Jan
13
•105%
14%
19%
19%
28%
28%
28%
28%
1/128
1/128
55%
55%
•
10%
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13%
10%
10%
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13%
84%
8%
33%
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28
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102 %
15%
♦35
15%
'
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par
21%
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36
35%
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,
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33
102%
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106%
105%
12
:
Va! 23%
86
85
76-
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76
10%
9%
10
37%
38 %
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137/8
82%
82%
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19
27%
26
55%
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2
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9%
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83'A
103
50%
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12
1%
109%
84%
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103
•
2
8%
35%
8%
8%
1,800
35 y«
36%
3,200
32»A
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31%
32%
2,300
27 Va
•27%
102
102
102
27%
102
r
15%
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36
8%
27y8
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27%
102%
15
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36%
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12%
12%
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41
40%
41
21
21
21
21
21
147
70
»*66
147%
70
147%
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70
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♦1463/f 147%
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70
$5 preferred
> Gulf Oil Corp__.
Utilities Co
*7%
!
16
8
102
16%
7%
101
15%
5,000
21
4,100
*146%
•67
42
3,600
42%
42%
42%
42%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
15 y2
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
98%
98%
23%
98 Va
23%
7%
•98
23%
102%
101
8
101
18%
,
"7%
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15%
15%
23%
7%
15%
97%
98
22%
22%
22%
23 Va
7%.
102%
,7%
7%
*98
7%
7%
101%
*101%
16%
15%
16
•101%
102
%■'
700
13,400
56%
55%
63%
64%
63%
63%
62%
63 y4
61
55%
62%
55%
64%
61%
62 y4
23%
23%
22%
23%
22%
22%
223A
23%
22%
23
22%
23
56%
70
24,200
16
63%
56%
9,500
5,700
55%
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60,300
15%
25
56%
700
>
40
98%
23%
98%
,
No par
56%
80
70
No par
56%
v
147 y2
42 y4
10%
*100
40%
♦15%
10%
$5 convertible preferred——No par
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
12%
15%
»
6,200
12%
40%
42 Va
10%
23 Va
150
20%
15%
10%*
•98
.
42
15%
23%
70
1.10O
36%
40%
21%
2,800
27 Va
102%
•36
12%
148
27%
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15
40%
98%
18,200
2
35%
15%
42%
*
200
5,400
12 y4
8%
35%
35%
15%
23%
:l7/»
.
51
33
*8%
15%
42%
*98
12
12
103
105%
♦32%
-
35%
15%
100
1
1
preferred
105%
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•35%
8%
15%
43
4%%
50 Va
51%
106
35'/a
35%
15%
■
4,800
1,100
10,200
12%
*42%
109 %
3,000
40%
70
'.
13y«
12%
'66
200
10,800
10
83%
41%
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402,700
56*A
13%
12%
21%
20,200
'
♦107
2.300
-
83%
40%
*146%
500
19 Va
14%
12%
21%
12,100
14
28%
41%
148
6,000
38%
95
14
12%
2
2%
6,300
i9%
51%
105%
12
12
50
85
•73%
9%
3,555
33y«
27%
27%
15%
104y2
23
35%
8%
102%
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23%
33
•
33%
27%
•101%
2
104%
82%
84%
51%
500
♦24%/ .24%
24%
400
1,700
29%
13%
13%
84 y4
-
/
19 y8
♦102% 103%
103
51%
8%
36
13%
51%
.
.
.900.
/
32 V*
82%
10%
109%
•107
109%
13%
84%
29%
29%
2,500
22%
-
,113
19%
55%
9%
10%
13%
"
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55%
109%
32 y4
rl/128 1/128
1/128 1/128
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22%
115
29
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84
.900
4,565
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14%
28%
'
21 y4
126
6%
83
19%
12%
33
957/#
13%
19%
108
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__3
Gulf States
39
14%
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27,500
21 y4
32%
(The)—
Grumman Aircraft Corp
Guantanamo Sugar common.
•
38%
♦93%
.
>10,600
20,300
13%
♦84V2
•
10%
83
2
100
76
ioy4
96
23%
86
•73%
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12
loo
preferred
'
•101
23%
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*
29%
24%
104%
23%
14
10%
13%
41
•
♦101
10%
39y8
,
4,600
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36A4
■
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115%
115
25
83
109%
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par
25
86
76
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116%
29%:
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4 Va
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23%
22%
32%
f
1,600
.
1,700
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6%
23'A
32%
29 ya
23%
126
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y
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20%
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23
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126
6%
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36
1,600
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4
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37,700
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57
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21
25 ;
104%
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10
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76%
75%'
126%. 126 Va
103%
13%
Sales for
the Week
Mar; 81.
20%«
36%
85%
•
♦55%
Common
28
24% Feb 15
8% Jan 19
350
■
-
126y8rl26%
21
35%
13 y4
33
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.
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25
:
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1/128 1/128
Green (H L) Co Inc
1
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp..No par
11
200
r
55%
t per share
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r
,
*
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--
126%-
21
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115%
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-
115%
77%
•
126 */4
6%
23
32%
33 »A
29 3A
19% ! 19%
28%
28%
_1
Green Bay & Western RR
7
3,500
>
Friday•*•>*:<
■
Mar. 30
104% 104%^'"
21
126
23
23%
116
25%
76%
4%
21
>♦124%
29 Va
;
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4%-';
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77%
:
v
17 %
v;
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39 Me
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par
—100
pfd_—No
Great Western Sugar com
No
7%
30,200
50%
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100%
10%
11%
128.
••■•-'Thursday—
rWliMsisi:
35%
36
12%. 13%
>■
•
.
i 96
23
?
10%
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$2.25 conv preferred.
;
No par
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop._No par
12
44% Jan 10
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores com
28
Mar 29
Jan
13
3%%
160
-127
46%'.>
.
50%
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111
•
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55%,
127 JA 127%
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240
28ya
127
45%
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10,700
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127
127
47%
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40
3,700
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159
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50
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166:
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2,800
-
19 y8
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106%
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104%T104%>-
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86
76
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5
10
5
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10% Jan
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1
,
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Granby Consol M S & P
15% Mar 24
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7
24
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.10
27% Jan
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12
50
—_1
100
35% Feb 27
4
Oct
51%
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>
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5
102% Jan
4
9%
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2.50
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Jan
54%
36%
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51%
51%
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64%
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4%
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Granite City Steel
Jan
Jan
19%
11%
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13%
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>>
21%.
125%
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13
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19%
19
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41
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47
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11%
13% Feb 10
Dec
16%
19%
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77%
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6
14 V* Mar
56%
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108
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6
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18
—19
-
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36
>25%
$5 preferred
No par
Goodyear Tire & Rub com—No par
$5 preferred
No par
Gotham Hosiery—
No par
22
20%
V
8%
.7%
6%
Goodrich Co (B P) common._No par
149
19%
77
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3
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51%" Mar 25
13
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i
Gold Se Stock Telegraph Co
Goodall-Sanford Inc—
9
137% Jan
62%
77
4%
47 V4
50%
50%
128 y«
Glidden Co (The) common—No par
112% Jan 11'
Oct
Jan
21%
130%
46%
.v
112 y»
,
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2
144% Mar
16%
133% July
20%
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Gleaner Harvester Corp—
56% Mar 23
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jun
21%
25% U-
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47%
•
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10%
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...—100
100
Georgia-Pac Plywood St Lumb Co__l
Gillette Safety Razor com——No par
$5 convertible preference
No par
37j Mar 17
23
54
19
Jun
10
Dec
116
Jun
Jun
20%
17
-
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■
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4 y4% preferred
3%% preferred
84% Mar 15
Dec
08%
21%
10
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
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9
Jan
21
Jun
16%
21%
-
6% > 6%
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100
24% Feb* 14 i ^General Tirt Se Rubber Co com,—-5
3 f
7
37%
34
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8 '
160
16%
,
25
Jun
52%
63%;
16%
36
11%
11%
C
16%
•33 y4
33 %•
1
116 " 116'
'
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General Telephone Corp—
*29% " 29%
.-20! 1
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*24%
25%
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104%;
—.——100
Jan
68
Jun
100
9%
64%
>18
19%
51%
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General Shoe
8% Jan
77% Jan
79%
72% July
700
9%
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106 y4,
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Mar
73
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*
3
26% Mar 16
■
■
101
Jan
.29% Jan 11
28% Jan 13<•
22
24
14%
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18%
r.
•
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■
Gen Precision/Equip Corp—No par
General PubHc Service
lot '
12%
July
*95% Jun
31
>■ 8%
5iy4
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preferred..—100
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General Realty % Utilities.
6
3
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112% Jan
5%
31%
25%
7%
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100 s' *130% 131
'-■■■
Geo Railway Signal com;
24% Feb 17
X31% Jan
48
30%
4%.. 5
107
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18% Feb 20
126% Feb 23
,
Dec
12%
30% ?«31%
10%
•18
:
19%
16%
,
Jan
67
98 %
76 y2
5-
11%
id
General Motors Corp common^.
7,
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—No par
II >
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4
.; Gen Outdoor Advertising—par
3 ' " General: Portland.Cement Co_^.—..1
34
64
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10
122
Apr
89
98%
'
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15%
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98 y2
21
■ •.
17%
>
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;•
No par
General Mills common—
••
Mar
18%
99%
89
98%
76%
37
19%
Corp coib—No par ,
*-93.50 preferred———--—No par
General Instrument Corp—c—^c..l
f per thare- >,f
78% Feb
-6 ;
;
1
99% July
22% Jan
20%
24
26
89
98%
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68% Jan 13 >
121% Jan
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88
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124% Dec.
>7y4 Not.
-May
4% Feb
26%
88
98%
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20.y* Jab
120
25%
88
98
65%
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,
f
18%
26%
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100
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12% Mar 28
„
18%
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26%
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•
20,200
19
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26
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34% Feb 17
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>18% Jan .11
.
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90
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9
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13
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59%
106%
62
19%
98
21%
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General Cable Cora com
30% Jan
>109% Jan 10 >115
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59%=
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22%
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16%
77%
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General.Baking Co common——.—5
>8 preferred.
JNopar
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General 'Bronze Cojrp...
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'
41% Jan 13
•
Jan 31
9% Jan
Mar 24
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100 .• Mar 2
103
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>13% Jan.. >> 6% Jen
4 > •! 13%-Feb 16
56y8 Dec
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126
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>128% Jun
123% Jan
97
Jan
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94.50 preferred
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■
165
;
6% Mar 29
48%. Dec
100% Dec
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44%. Jun
'<
12
Mar 20
:
13% Jan 12
Apr.
*42% - Dec
93% Jan
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10% Jan> 5
139%
Jun
39% Jan
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8
r
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20
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Jun
r
31
1
Jun
129
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3
Jan
.
-79%
Apr
24% Jun
17
7
53% Mar
158
Dec
61 y2
59
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105% Mar
Dec
,
63.
59
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Gaylord Container Corp
18%- 19%
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19JA
13%
25'A
General -American Investors com
19%
63»/a
587/e
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22
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1
18%
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:
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12%
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27%
k 90
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190
3,100
1,000
11 %r,
10%
19%
25 y«
19% Mar 23-
107% Mar
163% Jan
Feb;
:
■
11%
22%
•*25
20% Jan 11
Jan* 3-
13Ya
27%
4,800
103
103
104"
19
32%
>4%% convertible preferred—
27% Jan 12
fll
35%
35%
36%
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3,700
-
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31
com
36
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103%
11%,
200
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300
18%
19%
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36%
,
103%
11%
8,000
36%
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4%-
25,500
.15%
36%
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4%
15%
37
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1%.
1%
,
"26%
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32%
;
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4%
36%
36%
1
5,600
15%
22
■i.
98%
100
(The).
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c
35%
iy4
157/»
37
18y2
4%
4%
31 y,
104%. 104%
26»A
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Gardner-Denver Co
>•
4%v
.31
104%
26%
22%
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5% Jan 12>
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19%.
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19% Feb 10
45% Jan 13
.
Jan
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11
Oct
9%
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,-
19% Mar 16
«
1
103*4 Jan 12
"48% Nov
99
;
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5
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-E* preferred—
s.
^
..20
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•36%
wy*;
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15%
1%
15%
1
106%; ioey2
74%
75
12%
12%
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-
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10
4% preferred
37
19;
106%
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■13%
Gamble-Skogmo Ine -.common
—5
38% Jan;125% convertible preferred;—*—^50 ?
19y« Mar 31,-/ Cbtmewell Co (The)
.4.—No par :
24% Mar 13
18% Feb
4
.
1
8 % Jan 20
*
15% Jan
>
Feb
8% Mar 29
>
10
19%
'
18% Jan 28
-
Dec
23% Jan
.19% Dec: >18
107
Jun
; 105
Jan.!
103% Jan
13%
,
Jan
17
9.
8% Jan 10
* «
c
34% Mar 10
>.
32% Feb
,
V:
3
6% Mar 30
6% Feb
Jun
3
12
•
80
:
Apr:Xl7% Jan
.16%
,3% vJun
22% Jan
;
7
Mar
,'
7% Jan
! 17% Dec
10% Jun
:
16
5% Jan
! 41% Jan
Oct
15
-
Feb
*
17% Jan
v
v
-9% Jan
,
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75
%
7% Apr
7% Oct
14%' Jun
v
20
Dec
,
22y.
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' ...; ",y
15%
-
'
-
'31% '31%
>
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Fruehauf Trailer Co common
1
'
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15%
.
-63
_lo
Freeport Sulphur Co
a
'
•15%
-:>58%
_25
6% 'prior preferred—'
Francisco Sugar Co
'
Franklin Stores Corp
65% Mar 23
'
31%w 32
_100
—_
15%
103% 103%
64
12%
12%
*104% '104%
26y« • 26y»
_i_i
3%% preferred
—:
Foster-Wheeler Corp common
15J/a
-11%
'
7%
•
15%
t
.;
*
>>
15%
■
.
:
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74%"
12%'
15%
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■j
30
11%. Jan 2.7 »■
:
.3
57% Jan 13
16% Mar 15
417% Dec
* Jan
74%
-
19%
18%
58%
106%
2,600
4,700
24%
19V4
19 y»
63%
,
19%
42
24%
20
37
12%
*i8y»
r
59,
*106% '106%
Food Machinery & Chera Corp_—lo
96% Feb 10
»
...
587/a
10,900
24%
19»A
41
25
19%
■,
36%
12
42 y8
24%
43
24%
19%
15%
103
103
;.
12y»
63 % > 63 %
l^^jno par
Food Fair Stores Inc__"
30% Jan -18
88
96
92% Nov
Jun
2
>
>
103%
12%.
41% >
•
41%
25
X'
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15%-,
4%..
4%
36
Sales far
the Week
$ per thare
I per thate
-
43%
18%
18
(:
Friday
Mar. 31
Thursday
Man 80
I per thare
-
-
19T«
1
4y«
J •
24%:
16
*36% >37
f
*19%.M9%W-
-Florida 'Power,. &" Light Co_J
No par
! Florshelm Shoe class At. ___No par
Follansbee Steel. Corp
L
10
»3
Dec
96% Oct
Florence Stove Co„
Florida Power Corp__
20% Mar 17
-11% Jan
29% Jan
-
'
19% Feb
8
■
/
22% Mat 23
13% Mar 13
14%
May
July
21%
2
15% Oct
124% Jan
20% Apr
89
'4
.
-
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*15%
•'
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inn
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Firth. (The) Carpet Co_
Nopar
.Flintkote Co (The) common__No par
■v84 preferred
;
uNo par
9
Jan
27% Feb
•
18% Jan
320% Feb 15
'
May
9% Sep
8% Feb
-f
33% Jan
106
Mar 13
•
Mar 28
,18% Dec
12
\
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/#%% preferred
*. First National Stores
5
■1--.1
•-
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18 Va
>
*103
-
14% Jan 20
,
29% Mar 4
98% Jan
18% May
13% Jan
i
83% Feb- $>
1
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42%
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-
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t per thare
45%'
■
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16
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i
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la
Firestone Tire As. Rubber coniw—25
60% Mar 17*
Feb £5>'
-
17% Jan
*
I
-
59 y, Mar 21
,52% Jan 13
.Dec
107% Mar
11% July
21% Jun.
20% Mar 201
3
,
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106
53
17% Jan
•
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-
.
Mar. 28
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20
•
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■
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•
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43%.
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per thare
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20%
-
15%
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Dec
Mar. 21'?v
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l
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•
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42
44%
'*24%' .'25
^20
_
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it
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—No par
-Fajardo Sugar. Co
Falstaff Brewing Corp
<7
17% Feb 23
3
Fairbanks Morse «fc Co
v
.Feb. -4
•
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.
104
Sep
*20% Jan
46
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Fedders-Qulgan Corp
m
1
35% Mar 11"
40% Mar 4 if ■Federal Mining A, Smelting Co 17%jMar.' 4 **■', 19
Feb 17>
i Federal-Mogul Corp
*
5•
4*% Feb 1* - >5% JarrlO" Federal Motor Truek——No
par
.33% Jan,13.
38 % Feb 27
.Federated Dept Stores common
_5
103
Jan
3 v 104%Mar9
4%% preferred —>
L
£0010% Mar 31 •
13% Jan l2 V
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co
•
A
•"6% Jan
95% Mar
25
22yt Jan
15% Jan: -3
38% Jan
.18% Not
-3% Jun
•24% .-Feb
EXCHANGE
•'
:
45% Mar 27
r
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14% Jan >3>
'*
Jun
.14% Jun
:
3
% Jan
LOW AND HIGH 'SALE FBICES
Y
NEW YORK .STOCK
,-
RECORD
'•
$ per thare
19% Mar 30
7% Jan
15% Dec,
•' >
Highest
-
■:
37% Mar 10
23% Jan
15% Oct
-
11% Mar
32
Jan
■
V-
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f per ihare
25% Oct
.23% Dec
19% Oct
,„■
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$ per thare
v
Range Since Jan. 1
■
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13
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14
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1366)
NEW
FINANCIAL
&
YORK
STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1949
NEW YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Saturday
'
Lowest
Highest
I per share
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
EXCHANGE
Sper share
/
,
j.
Monday
HIGH
1950
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Mar. 37
Mar. 25
Mar. 28
9 per share
t per share
Par
j
Monday, April 3,
RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
CHRONICLE
Thursday
Mar. 29
$ per
i per share
Friday
S per share
A
Sales for
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
share
the Week
Shares
tper share
H
31
Jan
39%
Dec
22% Mar 30
46% Feb
14
16'%
Jun
24%
Dec
32 V2 Mar 21
25% Jan
30
Halliburton
12
Jan
14%
Dec
14% Jan
15% Jan
12
Hall
11Y* Jun
72'/a
13%
4
12% Feb
Dec
July
Apr
108%
Nov
18% Nov
23%
Jan
20
Feb
145
16
Jan
142
81
May
149
104% Feb
12
8
Hanna
6
Harbison-Walk
Feb
148
"-/■
Mar 31
Jan
25%
Dec
23% Jan
27% Jan
12
4%
Jan
7%
Nov
5% Jan
7% Feb
10
Oct
Jan
68%
Jun
10%
Dec
64% Jan
9% Feb
71% Feb
'11
Jan
Jun
9%
Jan
6% Jan
8% Jan
24% Jan
10
19% Feb
25
21% Mar
Dec
25%
Dec
84
95%
Dec
37%
Dec
Jan
30
Jan
98%
Jan
13% Jan
40
Oct
103
Dec
31
Dec
40% Feb
53
Dec
131
Sep
Jan
Hecht Co
3%%
6
44
Heinz
20% Mar
7%
45
Dec
40% Jan 30
46% Jan
11
53%
Dec
53% Jan
56
Feb
8
51% Jan
4
61% Nov
52%
Dec
6
53% Feb
3
*13% Aug
21%
Jan
15'/# Jan
3
22% Feb
18
14% Jun
21%
Jan
13% Feb
10
18% Jan
7
77
84% Sep
12% Dec
15% Dec
70% Mar 14
80
Jan
6
11% Mar
6
12% Jan
11
14% Jan
4
16% Mar 30
Dec
8% May
Jun
12% Jan
15%
5
Jun
29%
Sep
Dec
13% Jan
20
25% Jan
14
Jun
15%
Oct
11
87#
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22%
Jan
28%
Sep
27% Jan
50%
Nov
44
100
34%
Jun
116
04% Sep
9% Jun
Hollander
19 % Jan
17% Mar 31
24% Mar
34% Jan
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Holland Furnace
V 9
29% Mar
16
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31%
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17
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Dec
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92
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17
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25
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32
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240
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4
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4
88
1
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Feb
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Feb
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24
Int'
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1
14
7% Mar 29
3
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Mar 30
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4
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33
36
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28
57%
40»
Jan
13
11%
Apr
9% Jan
3
20
Dec
17% Feb
17
Mar
7
18% Feb
23
Aug
20% Jan
4
24
Jan
34
Nov
29% Jan
30
38% Mar 25
24
Jun
32
Jan
27% Jan
5
Feb
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1
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/
SALE
5 400
4
75,300
3,100
PRICES
Mar. 29
Friday /
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v
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94
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/
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Mar. 30
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44
Jan
05% Jan
30%
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102
Feb
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Oct
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3
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Dec
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5
11
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Island Creek Coal common—
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International Silver common—1—25
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■
15
37%
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•
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Interstate Dept Stores—No par
31% Mar 15
15
36%
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63
34
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49
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Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Minerals
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55% Feb
136% Aug
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preferred
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10
Mar 27
136
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24
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Intercontinental Rubber—No par
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Jun
Jan
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13
43
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2
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Indianapolis Power & Light—No
5
Feb
49
48
LOW AND HIGH
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143
stock
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20
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25
c—
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
2
,
Range Since Jan. 1
•
' Highest
Jan
boo
11%
31%
S
32
36%
*
99%
Manhattan common—100
Sound
Hudson
11% Mar 13
t
11%
*31%
37
r
34%
11V4
31%
*98%
& Power—No par
of
T 34%
;
11%
<*36%
—100
—+-
;
34%
11%
50
preferred
Houston
>
preferred
34%
Finance common—No par
conv
3%%
Jan 20
17
44% Jan
13
Lowest
Nov
3,800
44%
32
17% Jan 13
37% Nov
«
29 /
;
$2.25
36%
j
44
Household
1% Jan
•
Dec
9% Jun
Xl45% Jan
29
447/k
10
99% Mar
•
•
com ——No par
.1
2%
17%
291/8
44%
10
$ per share
Jun
1774
*28 7a
Jan
Highest
Jan
17%
29
45
38 % Feb
Year 1949
1
45 %
34
3
conu__5
///./ //
86 %
29
44%
117k
//J;'
10%
29
"
12
Range for Previous
18%
29
45
11%
Houdaille-Hershey
Hunt Foods Inc.
Apr
29
45
9
8
Dec
Jan
:
Jan
21
8
17%
17%
29
44%
...
500
11
14
11% Feb
12%
18
11
31% Jan
2% Jan
;
17%
14
277k
11%
*11%
13%
26%
11% Mar 25
Jan
May
11% Jun
18
15
277k
27
115
11%
30
18
11%
"80
104
18%
72%
12
*17%
*14
U4i%
Co
Hudson Motor Car/
53%
.11%
11%
*103'%
12
165
27%
11 %
114%
15% Jan
Jan
27%
*14
■
1037k
42% Feb
Jun
14%
27%
.
11374
1)
55
14%
27
12
1037/s
9
33% Mar
14%:
27%
?
45
*72.
15
14%
■■/
•
29
12.50
72%
*72
72%
27%
15
;—J.10
*72
114
13% Mar
155
72%
500
11%
104
127% Jnn
8%
4,500
113%
35% Mar
Jun
1,900
1374
*103 %
Oct
4
20 ',4
13%
*53
34
Jan
10%
.53'%
19%
13%
*15'%
*.
Electrochemical
Dec
55%
72%
'
197k
13%
-
14%
29%
53 Via
13%
13%
10
i__-
17%
Jan
137/8
__5
Mining—
477/#
Jun
13%
197/8
104
'
Sep
13%
54%
*53
20%
*20
'
114
15.''
7%
13%
*54%
500
33%
36% Mar 31
21%
53
2,300
547-k
'
113%
Oct
61 %
53
20%
53
20%
447k
547k
*103%
Dec
i
53
21
44%
105
Jan
Jun
53%
20%
400
45
44%
116
16
25% Jan
54%
54%
*114'..
11%
20
45%
<*103%
46%
<
45
54%
116
4% Jun
Jun
45%
54%
104
48% Mar 25
95
45%
1,700
4,300
126'%
104
13
100
50
*125
*114
12
f
53
126
No par
46% Jan
/
51
126
No par
38% Jan
Jun
15'%
51
*15
53 7/8
126%
$4.50 2nd pfd series A
48% May
44% Oct
.
200
$4.25 preferred
9
497% Mar 16
73
30
32%
7C0
43
19
7
31% Jun
15%
157k
1041%
*42%
43
53
46
*54
137%
*72
32%
54%
45%
*103%
*32%
103%
32%
*42V2
53%
46
137%
103%
15%
300
357k
126
126
126
1,700
31
98'%
357k
36
43
15%
15%
53%
53%
126
10
23
31
21
31
22% Feb
v
51%
15%
54
53 3'4
125
126
*22%
33
33
*42%
/
*97%
21
Jan
9 per share
15%
15%
53%
531/2
23
22%
Jan
35
lowest
15%
*15%
>
*125
23
37% Feb
95% Jan
Feb
*31
98%
23
125 % Feb
Dec
Jun
32%
*97%
104
99%
8% Jun
*31%
98 %
12
41% Nov
33 %
0
23
32
*97%
*45%
Co—
1% May
10% Jun
'
*22%
& Sons—
8% Nov
t
7,800
13
12% Jun
31% Jun
•
\
5.900
7'%
72
Jan
32% Jan 13 V
109
86% Jan
Feb
lO'/s
7%
*71
101% Jan
Dec
Dec
101% Dec
Jun
974
7%
*31%
50
preferred—
conv
Homestake
28% Jan
29%
107k
7%
'
5%.
11
13% Dec
35% Nov
-42%
71
107k
23
—5
Holly. Sugar Corp
71
32
*
1,700
7%
•
'
7
477/8 Jan
Feb
30
(A)
7%
93%
43
500
6'%
j
10%
10%
*97%
No par
Corp——
5
6
72
*71
,
10
25%
*25
23
22%
1,600
148
148
25%
98%
32
21%
7; 6%
6
150
78 y8
104%
21'%
148
25%
32%
100
Paper Co
Hires Co (Charles E)--
15% Feb
6%
23
Dauch
14% Jan
*147
25%
6%
1274
76%
21%
10
„
287/# Feb 25
Mar 31
16% Jun
Hotels
&
148
25%
10%
7%
21%
200
34
*1047k
79%
105
1047k
32%
Heyden Chemical Corp—^
1
3%% preferred series A——100
Hinde
21%
*147
12'/a
127k
*78
*
25
Hewitt-Robins Inc—
Hilton
800
13
79%
105
100
Hershey Chocolate com—
4%% preferred series A
4%% preferred series B
*
7%
1274
:■/
72
10%
7%
1,000
21%
25%
6%
*71
:<
10%
7'a
10.000
1474
*97%
'
No par
common—No par
preferred
72%
10%
22%
14'/2
25
:
Motors
5%
*71
.
227k
100
preferred
Powder
127% Mar 13
6%
7%
—5
common
Hercules
54% Mar 13
6
62
11%
W)
*
23
Jan
26% Mar
Nov
preferred
non-cum
72%
10%
7%
i_15
-
Hercules
3
Co——
25%
6%
*331%
147 k
*78
148%
24 %
6%
3374
22%
14%
*104%
22
*147
148%
*147
33%
22%
14%
*12%
79%
21%
33%
23
*14%
105 %
24%
9%
\
13
*78
22%
/.
.
23
*104%
6%
1
common—
HelmeTG
Mar 10
Glass
*71
13
79%
105%
25
*6%'
14%
13%
22%
148%
*24%
•
14%
*1043a
22%
2
—
preferred
(H J) Co common—
3.65%
337/e Mar 16
7
*147
100
14%
*78
78
105%
—10
Marx
Industries Inc
Mfg Corp_
:
Hazel-Atlas
9
3
49% Jan
125
41
L.a..s.
&
13%
78
*104%
22%
com—No par
preferred
14%
i234
33%
22%
23%
*33%
22%
33%
23
23%
*13
*
pfd—No par
Refrac
Schaffner
Hayes
Hayes
Mar 23
106% Jan
Mar 20
Mar
14% Mar 23
17% Aug
Jun
Feb
1
36% Mar 15
42%
10
33% Mar 16
98
Feb
32 Ye
105
23% Jan
34% Jan
122 %
25% Jan
93%
$4.25
Co
Corp of America common—1
4%%
preferred—'———100
7
20% Jan
A)
Hat
21
6%
5Yi
6%
Hart
■
(M
34
*33%
34 %
23%
14%• 14%
Hamilton Watch Co com——No par
4%- conv preferred--——-:—-100
3
23-
3
*33%
/
Printing Co--—L——5
14% Jan
14
20%
61
25
Water
Oil Well Cementlng^-5
F)
80 % Feb
76% Mar 31
Jan
(W
107% Jan
Jan
104 &
Eackensack
6%
/
6'%
15%
9574
95%
95
95
65%
V\
6%
16%
66
65%
./
65%
;
67k
15 7
/</,/3,300
S'<.
2
•V
1
T03%
105 /
467/a
48%
47
477k A
557 k
54%
55
54 y2
54'%
109
'109
•
109 y2
*104
109
220
1.000
487k
/
onrt
200
fV--
105
b
109
'
9,100
,
v'<
1,400
i", Vw
29%
297/k
287k
29%
28 7/k
297k
/
851/a
8574
85
851/2
85 /
85
:
30%
307k
30%
307k
30'%
30'%
210
14,300
560
/
5,500
f'f./'■''.7;
'
8%
Jun
94%
Jan
100% Feb
*34% Feb
12%
Jan
102
Aug
105% Nov
9
Mar 24
11% Jan
98% Jan 25
104%
Jan
102
46% Jan
12
59 % Jan
26
14% July
10% Jun
17%
Nov
16 Yt Jan
3
14%
Jan
17% Jun
Xl3% Jun
23%
Dec
For footnotes
see
page
Mar 23
.
64
' Feb 16
19
Mar
13% Jan
20% Jan 13
22
16% Jan
18% Jan
20.
,
57% Mar 25
Dec
Dec
12
Mar 24
107% Mar 14
49%
62%
19% Dec
10
9
Jan
62
i/.v
'./-■// K
30
'
6
9
Mar 16
9
4%
.10
102
preferred
i_>
100
City Southern "com__No par
TO"
(Julius)
&
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
Class B
:
'56
102
;o%
.
V
9%.
,
*9y8
*101%
102%
102
9%
*107
108%
r,
*61%
18*
57V2
>1
62y2i
■i
102
9
9%
9%
9'%
9%
9'%
*101 »/2
10274
♦101%
10274
*101'%
107%
107'%
108'%
*107
108%
*107
56 Y*
57 y8
56
56
55%
.,56
*6174
627k
61%
62
*60%
63
18 y8
17%
.
-
108%
;*107
i
54
■
<■
1,100
lit..
:
6i%
53'%
•6i%
*61'%
63
A
18Vk
177«
12%
12y4
12%
12%
127k
12 y8
127k
12%
121/4
12'%
12%
*21%
217k
21%
21%
21%
2iy2
21i%
21'%
21%
217k
21
21
1
17%
17%
17 V*
177 k
17ys
17%
"17%
17'%
177k
177k
17
1774
r
17 y2
1774
17%
17i%
17 Yt
10
54 7e
*12Va
177k
60
'108'%
<
56
v__—5
•
,*
10274
>
class A—1
Co—
conv
9%
'.■/
■■
■Jr-:"
100
4% ; non-cum preferred—
lOo
Kansas power & Light .Co com—8.75
Kayser
9'%
-
cum
Kansas
.
*? ••
Kalamazoo Stove & Furniture
Kansas City Power & Lt Co—
3.80% preferred
I—
177k
7.4D0
-
300
7.600
2,200
6 10
3,100
Volume ,171
Number 4895
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Range for Previous
$ per
Range Since Jan. 1
40
Jun
Jun
ll%
Feb
17%
Jun
'
Jun
107%
Dec
juri
90
Dec
16%
!
'
55
Jan
30
1
47% Feb
8
3
20% Mar 19
24'
Jan
106
13
.Jan
4
15% Jan
25%
.
,
Mar:
.'72% Dec
*
Jun
43
Jan
98
120% ,Mar 27
14
13
43
4
Jan
93% Jan
.
60%
,
.
.
6
31% Mar
2
96
■
2
Mar
42% Jan
.62
16
t per share
No par
50%
Co—J.,
5
preferred
$ per
50%
50%
46%
46
19%
46%
45%
46
,45%
20%
19%
20%
.20%
)
19%
19%
29%
29%
29%
119%
119%
119%
"17 >
17%
17%
120%
17%
70%
70%
70%
<70%
29%
29%
29%
■
30
50%
Friday
50%
"10 y*.
70
29%
,45%
45%
*
20%
20
20%
7,200
28%
29
7.600
55%
55 Va
55%
%
65 y4
*64%
42%
42
"54%
55%
55
55
65%
64%
65%
64
95
29 %
"94%
95
'
630
117
117
17%
17%
300
70'A
70 Va '
70 ¥2
380
28%
6,400
29%
28%
-"94%
95 %
*94%
95%
60
41%
"*55%
42
56
64%
41'/a
41%
3,300
55%
63%
55%
600
63%
1,600
28%
-
>"
,
J
65
.
17%
•70%
95:
.95
*
29 y4
118
100
"16%
29%
',42 %
55%
41%
65
29
Vs
41%
"94%
.28%
"115
f
17%
70%
,41%
41%
95
•
23,600
,45%
■
29%
119
,42 y4
29%
"94%
r___—
Kresge ( S S) Co
Kress (S H) & Qo—
.
"16%
,70%
17%
Shares
50%
49%
45%
20
46
.20%
118%
120
Sales for
the Week
Sper share
share
,49%
51
,28%
29%
29'%
119
"16%
No par
.Kroger Co (The),..———No par
y65% Mar 20
share
50%
10
j
$ per
t per. share
50 Ya
100
6
' Jan
15
•,Mar .81
Thursday
•Mar. 30
Mar. 20
Mar. 2.8
S per share
50%
"*46
No par
„
;4%
"J
.Wednesday
Tuesday
Mar. 37
1
Kimberly-Clarke .Corp com.,—No par
4% .conv 2nd preferred
_100
Kinney (G R) Cq commons
...tl
s$5 prior preferred,.
——No .par
Kojppers Co Inc common
___10
"
20
59% Jan
Dec
; 71% Feb
27
Feb
55
62%..Dec
17% Mar 31
9
40% Jan
Dec
.
Jan
28% Jan
Jan "
'
Feb
f
*
31%
90% Aug
x35% Feb
48%
Dec- '
Monday
Mar. 25
Far
Keystone "Steel Ss Wire Co
,Mar 27
30
18
69%
■
Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land
(1367)
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
f
*
10%
62
CHRONICLE
RECORD
Saturday
•
share
15% Jan
Jan
25%
$ per
45% Mar
16% Nov
56%
STOCK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
>
49% Mar 30
.-•48% Nov
•
NEW YORK
Highest
4 per share
( per share
39
*
Lowest
Highest
share
YORK
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
&
64%
*
4%
Jan
3%
Jun
17%
Jan
22%
9%
Jun
11%
43
Jajn
Oct
6% Feb 15
Jan
3% Feb
\20% Mar 21
10% Mar 20
Dec
Oct
47
.46
3
,4% Jan
22% Feb
12 y4 Jap
.
12
Jap 25
47% Jan 25
Jan
22% Jan 19
26% Mar 27
>,407/b Jan 25
20
Jan
3
Jun
.
22%
Jan
98
Juri
Jan
94
May
Jan
11%
3%
Jun
Jun
Jun
24%
Jan
4%
Jun
8%
Jan
56%
Dec
x41%
Feb
Feb
44% Jan
,26%
Jan
,•
13
30
11% Jan
3
35% Feb
8
.37 y8 Jan
27
89 % Jan
,
8% Mar
/
170
Jun
Jun.
/
Jgn
13% Juri
65y2
;
,17%
Jan
.'*60
;
15 y4
JUtt
153
13
Dec
Jan
75
9
81Mar 22
29%iFeb
.
81
13
22% Jan
6
Dec
25% Jan
27
Dec
167% Mar 10
30% Jan 11
174
32
Dec
34 >/*; Jan
25%
6
Mar 16
28
41% Jan
27
18y8 Jan'
172%
Jan
31% May*
>
13
7
21% Jan
25% Oct
•
15
31% Jan
15 y2 Mar 31
25%-Mar
6
Mar
4
Jan
19
35% Mar 21
.22.% Mar 24
40%:Mar
3
4
20%
Jun
27% Jan
28
95
Jan
100
Oct
97% Feb
17
99%Jan
5
Jun
21% Mar
18ys Feb
23
20%. Jan
18
>■; 15
Sep
Co
Rubber
Lees (James)
,
1st
non-cum
preferred—No
50c non-cum 2nd pfd_
Lehman Corp (The)
No
,•
10?i
46
46
26%
26%
25
"48
48%
5%
par
l
48%
5%
1%
5%
_No par
iLibbey Owens Ford Glass—No par
iLibby McNeill &'Libby
_7
1%
16 ¥t
5%
5%
5%
53/8
*5%
5»/a
*5%
56%
;57%
56%
563/4
56'A
56%
9%
56%
9%
56%
.9%
9%
95/8
9%
95/a
10
22 y8
22
66
•
.
V
'
,7%
7%
36y2
36 y8
,36%
36%
3-6 y4
36%
"88
88y2
88%
87%
87%
4l85l/2
185
87%
185 y2
88
"185
88%
184%
185%
185%
185%
51
49%
49 ¥2
'■«%
•8%
66%
*49
31
30%
18%
•
31
18%
19
,V
8l/8
8%
647/a
8l/2
,65%
64%
•
'
7%
35%
*35%
36%
87
87%
4,400
6,400
8,700
66 Va
73/4
87%
%
30
18%
.*79%
v
500
16%-
16%
79%
*25
78%
78%
78%
•27%'
16%
79
25%
,25%
■25%
25%
*27%
27%
27%
27%
*168:
168%
35 V2
*62%
633/4
63%
900
29'/a
30>/2
30
3oya
19
183/4
19
18%
183/4-
7,000
.4,200
81%
80
80
273/a
16%
79 y4
24%
26%
27%
15 Va
16
35%
38%
38%
38%*
38 ya
22% : 22%
26%
:
'
78%
79
15%-
783/4
25%
.
23%-
38%
,
23
223?4
23
;
98
99
18%
18%
f
18%
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18'!
■
35 ¥*
1683/4
35%
38Y4
38 y8
23 ¥2
•*973/4
23%
*973/4
99
18 y4
10%
18%
2,300
/ 3,900
5,500
24
27%
233/a
■■
300
11,400
31,800
78%
27%
35%
18%
0
78%
24
38 ¥0
38% 'j 38%
233%
;23%
'*97% 98
L
?
19
*97%
*18%
*62%
27%
273/4
*
168 ¥a 169
27%
8%
8
81/4
-*80
;
16 y4
'
98
,
i
>. 168% .168%
35%
x35%
22%
,
,
8
27%
24%
27%
;
99
*97y2
*18%
,
35%
353%
: 38%
37%
16 y8
r
-
82
'*80
r$2
.27%
168% 168%
168%
*35
1,400
19,200
49%
30 y2
27%
35 %
300
187
;8%
64%
18%
79%
27%
168
48%
63%
79%
,
50
51
X30y4
64%
30%
:i9 .■
37%.
16%
187
'49%
3,400
*49%
82
27
*185%
87%
187
;
:;«7%
1
27%
16%
79%
25y8
16l/a
10
22
65%
3,500
1,800
'
66
1
,
73/4
500
.
:
*49
Lone Star Cement Corp...—No par ;
?Long Bell Lumber (Md) A—No par
Lorillard (P) Co common
...__10
22
7%
35%
,7%
36%
.No par
22 y4
66
66 y4
<73/4
53/a.
66y8
x22
06 ¥2
22%
65%
•
2
7%
22%
22 y4
22%
;
7% preferred——
100
Louisville Gas & Blec Co (Ky) No par
Louisville &' Nashvi)le
^.-.50
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Iric com..l
;
4%% preferred' series A
..300
1%
93/4
7%
18%
*79%
27y2
Co.
•
66%
r66
30%
Steel
2
22%
—No par
No par
Lukens
5%
1%
57
"
735%
90
5»/b
1%
16 ya
10
'.7'
1,200
7,800
1,400
14,200
5,400
1,800
47%
16%
56%
•
5%
53/4
53/a
y4
8
16 y8
Liquid-Carbonic Corp com—No par
>
3%% convertible preferred
100
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
_1
Loew's Inc
57/a
47%
700
99%
l7/e
51
—
473/4
73/4
16%
'
18%
Belti Co——l—
Oil Co—
48%
65%
5
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
25
;
7% preferred
_100
Lily Tulip .Cup Corp_
.No par
Lima-Hamilton Corp
_5
Lion
48 »/2
77/8
"'".v.
Link
48%
21
21
*98V4
-
l7/a
10%^
65%
7%
473/4
7%
16%
57%
<
46»/a
21»%
99%.
73/4
;7«/8
5%
'
21
99%
•.73/4
20
1,300
46%
17%
■ 22
tLerner Stores Corp__„
46®A
213/4
100
400
4,600
2,000
„
26 ^
5%
5%>
*5%
56%
46%
25%
46%
16%
"10
,
*45%
26
1%
'
17
5%
par
46%
26
5%
•1V8
17
17 %
103/4
*45'/a
,75%
"
.
10®A
10%
47%
213/4
•*99
100
7%
48%
28,100
4»/4
21%
21%
26
47
-4-7%
213%
21%
*99
7%
48
57/a
1%
"17
par
*46%
21%
7
21%
103/8
,
•46 ¥2
26
26
4
21%
10%
10%
*453^
4
-
22
22
46 y2
y2
26
100
7%
7%
•* 45
46%
21%
*99
100
7%
4
46%
47%
21%
"99
^5
^Life Savers Corp_
10%
47'
"21 y8
1
?Lehn & Fink Products—
10%
6%
i*3%
"
4y8
:4%
22%
*10%
7
4
.6%
7%
6%
7%
-.4%,
22 y4
26y2
"46%.
\
& Sons Co common__3
7
*4
22%
"46
cumulative preferred—100
Lehigh'Coal & Navigation Co—
10
'
4y»
22%
"25%
3.85%
$3
7%
*4
10%
1
;Lehigh Portland - Cements—
Lehigh Valley RR_—
No
Lehigh Valley Coal com
7%
'' •10%
i5
;
7
4»/4
22%
50
^
Tire__
&
7
*4
21%
<
No par
...No par
-t '
66% Jan. 11
2
Jan
• •
^3
9%rFeb
3
73
18
9
.52 % Feb : j 2
28y. Feb 27
23% Jan
'. '
2
Mar 31
187
Jan 11
Jan 17
27%
Jun
Jan
23%
-
„
;17y» Jan
Jan
76
».Jan
60% Mar
-
,25% Dec
>18% Aug
*19y® Jan
,
83
■x7% Mar 29
Dec
78
Feb
14%
,;45
;
Jun
16%
182
x671
Dec
33% Oct
,
19
,
Sep
186-
Jun
52%
:
49
Dec
10% Jan
Feb*
33
x6%
9
66% Mar 29
1
7% Jan
Oct
91%
10
24 y8 Jan
61% Mar
'•
Apr
4
10
(The)..
preferred
4%%
tLee
30
x57% Mar 23
21% Mar 10
-
37% July
72%
Mar
Jan
6% Jan
9% Mar 29
8% Mar
,34% Jjun
6
7
2% Jan
21
4
54
10
50% Jap
3
5% Jan
Sep
Dec
64
•
Jun
6 ya Jan
Co
Lane-Wells
9
99% Mar 23
16% Mar 30
Dec
7
23% Jan
24
1% Jan
Jan
11%
20 y«
6%
Jan
3
Juri
8%
.5%
Jan
47% Mar
7% Jan
3
,.44% Jan 27
4% Jan
3
49% .Dec
1%
Y15
.
Lane Bryant common™
Dec
33% Jun
.
9
26%
6%
^4
■.
75 Pesos Mex
Lambert
45%
16%
•
/Laclede Gas Light Co
jLa Consolid 6% pfd
6
Juri
90 »/a
•
7% Jan.
11
VJari
19%
37
'
8
6
470
169
2,300
3,200
3,600
35%
38%
23%
10
99
183/4
800
t
"
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest,
Lowest
Highest
f per share
Range Spuce Jan.,1
:
$ per
9 per share
Highest
share
.
NEW
v
'
r
YORK
LOW -AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
> ; Wednesday
,
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Saturday
i per share
Monday
Mar. 25
,
.
Par
Mar. 28
Mar. 27
$ per share
,<t per share
-
share
per
f
$ per share
-
Friday
Sales for
Mar. 31
theWeek
Thursday
Mar. 30
,Mar. 29
r
9 per share
9, per share
.
...
Shares
M
9%
Jun
14%
42
Jan
9%
27% Jim
Jun
95%
*
7
525
Feb
18%
9
10%
10% Jan
3
-Feb
4
6%
Jan
25
7
Dec
25
8% Dee
Feb
Jan
Dec
23% Jan
Dec
102% Jan
11
9
9
Jan
7
9% Jan
11
19 Vb Feb
23
8% Jan
11
9% Jan
12Apr
10 %
13%
Jan
39%
Jun'
59
Dec
,11%
Jun
19%
Jan
11
.
.
Jan
Mar 23
106
•4%% preferred series AMadison Square Garden.
15% Mar 16
Cppper
Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co.
Manati Sugar Coi_.
Mandel Bros——
3
9
Master
48
Dec
47 y2 Jan
13
55
Mar 22
179
Aug
179
30
50
Feb
9
89
Jan
98%
Dec
98 y4 Jan
18
100
Jan
12
89
Jan*-,
98
?Dec
,1 97%
Jan
4
100
Jan
30
80
Feb;
88
»Dec
87
90
Feb
18
12%
Dec
Jan
11% Jan
10
Jun
3
15
Mar 16
Dec
42 y4 Jan
13
52
Mar 28
3
112
110
Jan.
113
Sep
110% Mar
25
Jan
21% Feb
Jan
20
7%
•
90
27
McCord
42
28
Mar 22
Dec
100
33% Mar 24
Dec
36%
Jan
23 y4 Feb
40
30% Mar.
McCall
100y2 Mar 11
29 y8
Jun
45%
Dec
43% Jan
27
24
f
Feb
34
Apr
30% Jan
>36
58
Dec
38% Jan
Dec
99% Jan
25
Dec
23% Jan
23
17% Mar
13% Jan
3
102%
25
Jun
12% July
17 y8
Jan
93%
Nov
82
Jan
28%
Jun
34%
Oct
Jan1
27
Dec
25
7%
13%
Jan
11
Jan
42
Mar'
27
1
Apr
.
6%
Jan
43%
.
D6c
16
7% Feb
7
39% Jan: 13
i-Dec
96
120
99
Mar.21
Jan
Mar 29
103
17
Jan
24
Mar-22
9
12
Jan
16
Mar 17
7% Jan
-43% Feb
-
,
3
3
Jan
18
129% Feb
3
98
25
25% Feb
37% Feb 18
101% Feb 21
105% Jan
20
110%
Feb
107% Mar 31
109% Jan
9
Jrinl
'14%
Jan
8%
37% Jun".
-14% Jun
>
18%
Jun
124% July
10% Aug
7%
•'
43%
Jun.
Feb
23%.Jan
40
-
.
Dec
-Oct
48
18% pec
.
?
34
;Dec
139% Mar
12%
Jan
12
Jan
63% Nov
Mar
101
Nov
66% Juri
101
Dec
Jari:
.108
Dec
-87
104
!
x20% Jan
13
Jan
11% Jan
4
96% Feb
106
Mar
15
1
74% Feb
27
105% Mar 23
101
Jan
10
108 y8 Jan
5
,
10%
Jun
11% Mar 31
15% Jan\9
67%
Jun
80
jFeb
72% Mar 30
61
16y4
Jun
22% Nov
18% Mar 29
32% Mar
,14% Jan
For footnotes
see
page
20.
,
9
Jan
,6
543/4
54%
j
.,
*177'
99 V*
99
99V2
89
179
*177
49%
493/4
14%
1,200
51%
6,000
,
*110i"
110%
*110JS
110%
22%
22%
22%
*15J/4
•
*7%
50%
I 40y2
.
*95 ya
:,
" 122
* 23
41
*104
4 ;
—
5:
(•
31V2
53
105
,
22% Jan 10
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred—_—25
* 76 %
*18%
34% Mar 20
Minnesota Power &. Light Co.No par
33%
14%
18%
-
103
21%
40%
100
33%
33%
4,100
102%
102%
610
15%
7%
48%
*48% 483/4
343/4
1,700
34 ¥s
343/4
53
53
52%
53
393/4
103 *
39%
393/4
40%
1,800
2,600
t
17%
17
88%
<?87%
37»A
*35%
25%
*35%
253/4
26
11%
43%
15%
.-*7%
41
.
42%
12%
10
70
70%
105
105%
100
100
107%
12%
12%
76%
-76%
104%
19%
31%
9%
*134
19
18%
18%
33%
33%
,tt7%
26
ny4
43%
60
15%.
15 %i
2,100
♦7%
73/4
73A
,400
4iy*
2,800
40%
•*95
18%
33%
41%
2,000
1043/4
107%
70
13%
42%
13%
13%
13 y4
\M¥*
19%
19%
313/4
32 y»
135
'69%
323/4
1,300
104%
105
;i8%
41
"190
23%
107%
*134
•
12%
9%
106%
12%
-75%
18%
33
100
31 Va
31%
*134
2,700
407/»
19%,. 19%
.
•
12%
123/8
135
:12%
9%
*9ya
9%
71
105
.100%
170
1,500
7.100
27,400
3,600
403/4
20
32%
135
,12%
18%
33%
23
109%
.9%
74
100
97
'122
41%
104%
12%
1
♦95
*121
41
107% 107 %
12
I2yft
72%
73%
12%
40%
41%
97
106%
76
*7y2
•121% 122
23%
233/4
*106% 107%
12%
4,100
2,900
nyu
105
76
80
100
25%
43 y»
; 70
101
.
37
153/4
70%
100%
2,100
88
113/4-
105%
♦993/4 101'
69%
70
105% 105%
8a
*35%
25%
37
*107 ¥2
9%
4
33%
17%
17 %k
89%
*104
.12%
;9%
300
41%
<11'/4
19%
1,200
14
43%
133/.,
32
-133% .133%
12%
12%
23%
25
*13%
104%
'108% 108%
43
19%
:
41
41
32
32
23%
23%
104%. 104%
*24%
133/4
15%
:
41V*
96
,124
300
103%
25
11%-
73/4
41
*102
102%
200
■43%.
11%
43%
•>15%
96
20
24%
133/4
17%
*122
135% 135%
Xl02%
88%
96
*23
34
102%
48 y4
124
•43%
42%
*102
34%
403/4. *41%
109% ,V fc*108% 109%
13%
133/a
133%
13%
33%
33%
102%
52%
11%
*108%
•106%
21
*40
50 ¥*
<44
104%
105
21%
40%
23%:; 23%
34%
253/4
*104
93/4
23%
21%
.*39%
*95
41
2,300
2,300
23%
V
22
•*122
23%
40%
110%
,40%
96
23%
700
51
52%
•
38
15%
.7%
41%
*110iS
235/a
124
•*94%
12%
110%-
'
*50
49%
89%
.*43%
7%
19%
51
*34%
103
18
11%
12%
44
15%
31%
51
14%
25%
*121"
3iy2
52
25>/4
25%
40%
4i
97
2.100
*13%
253/a
122
23 V2
41
104%
109 Va
13%
43 Va -;
19%-
180
14»/b
*24%
*35%
*7%.
88%
14%
14
37%
15%
,88%
143/4
25
*88%
89
ll'/a-
333/4
*102
140
99
89
14%
*88%
89
14
*17%
.18%
*43%
21»/a
*39%
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99 ¥*
210
.14%
25
,
,37%;
s
23%
40
*102%
25
89
8
77
*393/8
*11042
98%
99 y4
5,700
"
39%
51
34%
52%
52%
102%
24%
*14"
15%
100
100
*106% 107y4
12y4
12%
50%
403/4
102%
102%
'*34%
53
39%
53
41
.100
.100
33%
52
34%
*33%
34%
*51
40 Va
333/4
*102
101%. 101%
52
•
*983/4
22%
213/4
33%
102
25%
11%
443*4
98%
*88%
143/4
14j/2
18 %
89l/a
38%
26
12 Ye
45
49%
t 14%
:
50
181
98%
88%
52
*178
49%
98%
14%
,50
513/4
181
98%
88%
51%
*178
98%
983/4
147/a
48%
54
179
99 %
.88%
513/4
23
*37'/4
•
.
pfd.100
Mlnneapolis-Moline Co common—.1
900
v4
493/4
99%
14%
110%
18 y2
—„—5
par
58%
14
49%
99
51%
25
No
58s/8
14%
49%
883/a
103
i—...Nopar'
—...
59
49%
'
99%
,
$4 preferred
11 %
99
•
;99 %
99%
14%
*14
179
^
-49% /
52
*88
52%
54%
54
179
49 ¥2
25
Minn ;Min. &-Mfg common—.No par
14
11%
59
53
*40%
_3% v
pfd series A
13%
11%
il4s/«
*102
2nd
conv
14 ya
11%
14%
49%
90
18,100
3,300
13%
59%
54%
9%
11%
14%
179
30
,14%
59%
51%
preferred.—.No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—NO par *
3.20%
14
,14%
143/4
14% Jan
10
14%
59%
3
Jan
*11%
11%
jt*134
135y2
Minneap & St Louis Ry.
;JJo par
127/u
12% ■
Minn .St P & SS Marie
..No par9%
9%
Minn^Honeywell Regul. common...3
*70
70%'
Jan
15
11%
14%
Midland .Steel Prod common.—
61
105 Va
59%
7
99
6,100
*104%
1043/4
14%
7
17
580
26%
593/4
3
11,% Feb 21
9,300
18%
263/4
9
9%
14%
20% Mar
9% Mar 22
9%
*18%
28%
<1043/4
105
*104;;
14%
9%
593/4
33%
Merch & .Min'Transp Co—_ JIo par
Merck & Co Inc common.
-50c
,8% 1st, preferred
2,000
1043/4
22%
4
10
_Nopar
—
3,800
1043/4
106
105
32% Mar
3
13
9
500
7%
273/4
27
139% Mar
17% Jan
15% Mar
43% Mar 24
17%
7%
27%
.
'
9'%
18%
1
Machine Co.
*16%
7%
28%
15
"110JS
*4%% preferred (1st series)
100
•
4% 2nd preferred (1st series) —50*'•Melville Shoe Corp
1
Mengel Co (The) common
1
57o convertible 1st preferred.—<0
.
16%
7»/4
28%
18%
No par
Metropolitan. Edison 3.90 %
r
4^5% .preferred, series—
Miami Copper
■:16%
:■;<•
26%
*34
Mesta
75/a
18%
0
3
28% Jan
J an
1
16%
27%
—.100 > *108l/a
5 ;,:,<*13%
Mid-Continent Petroleum
10.
;
43 y4
Middle South Utilities Inc..-No par • f
19%
38% Feb 23
131
.
43y8 Mar 17
1,100
27
McGraw-Hill
conv
7%
27
333/0
$4
1,500
*7%
27;
33%
>$3.50 preferred
7»/a
7%
27%
102
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
570
7%
i
26%
common—1
convertible preferred.__ 100
McGraw Electric Co'.
.1
common
18%
73/8
18%
570
18%
21%
Corp
28%
9%
*39%
Mead
7%
8
15
173/4
60
*14%
"51%
15
*525
•
183/a:'
21%
Co
8,300
1,700
64,800
18%
40%
$4 preferred
.16%.
7%
28%;
28%
213%
v
300
12%
A)-; '9,%
29
*39%
McLellan-Stores
1023/4
*12
93/8
99V2
"88%
,
*102
11%
15%
18%
*99
5
18:,
102%
7%
■
ny2
49 V2
No par
7,100
'
8
11%
54%
3%%
30®/a
7»/a
17%
■
*525
570
11
*177
McCrory Stores Corp
29 Va
9%
40y4
McKesson & Bobbins Inc com
15
:
10,700
18%
21%
Mclntyxe Porcupine Mines
103/4
..
20
12%
11%
283'4
40
Publishing
8
...
17%
7%
103/4
,16
187/a
500
40%
140
ll»/a
-
*73/4
V/<;
8%
17%
21%
„
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102%
59%
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3
common
18
;
18%
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—_50
Corp
*
1,800
13
40%
5
*138
3oya
*.
29s/a
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Corp—No par
-100
Preferred
:
,16
16
,11%
9y4
18%
27%
*11
__—
Corp
'
550
7%
..
10 %
*
41
141
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29y4
"105% 107
.
14%
15
-1
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Dec
V
July>
Jun".
Chemical
9
104%
30%
—100
—.1
.—No par
No par
Co
10
17%
VM.;
'102%
102%
•
550
73/4
27J/8
-
16-
183/a
7%
9
.97'% Jan105%
,;18
,*17%
7%
Jan
16
10
vh
18 y4
26% Jan
44
14% Jan
130% Dec
90Jari
105% May
10
12% Mar 15
Jan
15% July
42% Feb
27% Jan
Jan
49
Jun;
7%
V
Jun
Jun
12%
3
38
Feb
34%
1
Jan
*91
32% Jan
20%
Mar
18% Mar 22
14% Jan
70y8 May
18
52% Mar 16
14
52 y8 Mar 31
13
3
103% Jan
41%
92% May
19% Feb
~xl3
'36% Mar
60% Nov
41% Jan
30% Jan
Feb
v; 7%
7%
*28%
9'/4
*18%
preferred
24% Mar 17
16
102%
7
isy4
Dept Stores common
20% Mar 11
19% Mar
570
.
I——
;
5.
$3.75 preferred
—Nopar
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series.. No par
$3;40 cumulative pfd
.No par
Maytag Co common
No par
$3 preferred
.——No par
$6 1st cum preference
.No par
May
30%
9'/s
Exploration
—No par
Electric CO—
Mathieson
30
8%
Martin-Parry Corp
Corp..
Mar 29
Dec
1175
Feb
46% Jan
3
49
U%
30%
16 y4
8%
Masonite
16 y2 Jan
•
8%
preferred
(Glenn L)
63% Feb
■>:
Jun
45
4V*%
12%
12
*40 ¥2
403/4
13
12%
12%
141
173/4.,.-18%
*550 5
,
...
Martin
x403/4
*136%
'30
103%
95«
*16
12 %
12%
12%
41
h3/4
12%
30%
*8%
Manhattan Shirt
Maracaibo Oil
•
*
103 ¥2
»
,
Magma
11
Feb
May*
30%
100
*102 4 103%
No par
10
10
10
16
16
—1':ix 17%
18%
50
*550
570
;
1
*77/8
8
•
13% Jan
38
30
11%
31
Marshall Field & Co com„„No par
170
7%
12 y4
*30%
10
19
13
14% Mar 31
5
No par
Inc.—
Co Inc com
139
139
-
12%
40%
139,; 139
12%
41%
*41
139
5
x9% Mar 15
12%
12 y2
41%
*41
*i38y2
12%
Jan
31% Mar 11
V
Mar 27
56
Trucks
12 y2
1
100
5
—1
Marathon Corp
6.25
Marine Midland Corp..
^.5
Market St Ry 67e> prior pfd—100
.
13
Jun
Feb
(R H)
5
common__l0
27% Feb
,
3
7%
34% July
Feb
Jan
v
25
104
Jap,
20
4
24%
Apr
3
18% Jan
,
9
550
t
3
8% Jan
Oct
20
17% Jan
14
18%
Jan
12% Mar 31
17
7% Jan
Apr
Jun
16% Mar
105
•;
Mar 30
Working Co
preferred
Macy
530
Dec
Feb
17%
;
17
16% Mar 30
Jun
95%
Jan
7% Mar 30
6%
19%
14
Dec
15%
M Wood
MacAndrews & Forbes
32% Jan
9% Mar 27
Jan
Dec
11
Mar 27
M &
6r/o
Mack
15
9%>Aug
Mar;
41% Mar 24
139
102% Mar 28
>
Jan
19%
Jun
6%
Jan
6
11% Mar 31
Dec
<
20
13% Mar
„•
29% Mar 31
Jan
13
Jun
.
3
104 y4
Jan
5
430
3
135% Mar
33%
Jun
-....
38% Jan
Oct
11%, Feb 28
;15% Jan
8% July.
.10%
Dec
139
31% Apr
131
Oct
7d
70y»
105% 105%
100
*107
113/4.
12
7,100
,19Ve
19 ¥b
t*183A
33'/a
32%
740
1,100
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32%
20
1,600
4,000
:100
107ya
72%
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33
*50
530
400
6,600
16
(1368)
THE / COMMERCIAL
NEW
fsr Frevis*a
■
38%
7Va
Oct
i
0% Jan
6;. Jan
r
4% Jan
21% Jan
3
12%
26%
Not
'45%
Jan
57%
Dec
101% Jun
113
Jun
Jan
ll%Jan
:
i
13
4
Mojud
120% Mar 22
4
117% Mar 16
112% Jan
12%
JanNj»
13% Feb
21% Mar 31
11
20% Jan
18
23% Jan
26% Jan
3
16%
26%
Jun
27%
23%
Dec
Dec
Dec
Feb
3
Motorola Inc
3
32
Motor
3
Mar 23
Products
15%
11%
23% Jan 18
Jun
17%
Jan
13% Mar 25
17% Jan
7
Jun
Mueller
Brass
14%
Jan
12% Jan 13
15% Mar
4
Mullins
11
Mfg
Jan
50%
Dec
9
Dec
38%
108%
Oct
10
Feb
9% Feb
Jun
15%
30% Mar
51
July
110% Jan
10% Jan
12
52% Mar
3
113
15
Jan
13
17% Feb 24
13
40% Feb 24
4J
13
45% Feb
Jan
4%
10
59%
58%
59y.
52,400
1,600
11%
•11%
11%
600
26%
26%
26%
263A
1,300
58%
59%
59
59%
11,500
*11'/a
27
58%
593/.
X
119 Y*
1173/4
118
1183/4
119 'A
118%
120%
115%
115
115
115
115
115
115
12 3A
12%
123A
12%
22%
23 3A
22%
22%
57
57%
553/.
12%
12%
22%
21%
22%
543A
56
14
56%,
55
553A
54
119%
13%
13%
13%
13%
143/.
14
19%
19
19
*18%
19%
18
18%
403A
38'/.
400
12%
21% >22
14%
19%
2,150
115
12%
54%
13%
19%
13%
118%
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13
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77,200
9'A
12
123/4
>
29%
30'/a
27
Y
31,900
8%
118 aA
23%
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28%
31
115%
13
7,800
6%
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9%
30%
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8,900
11 :
5%
29%
8%
31
118%
54'A
5,400
X
15,800
54%
12,800
14 V.
143/8
18%
19
40%
39
403A
•
10,600
700
38%
40%
38%
41%
39%
41%
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31%
31%
31'A
31%
30 %
31%
303A
31
29
30 %
29'/a
29%
24-
24
22-/4
23
23
23'A
23
23
1,400
13%
14%
14
14
13%
14
14
14'A
3,300
15'/.
153/.
14%
15
14%
15
5
23%
23%
23
2A
1
13%
14%
13%
14
1
14%
15'/a
15'/.
15%
preferred
(F E) &
Myers
27%
Co
-
5
*9%
10
*93/4
10 y.
10
51%
51%
50
51
49%
49%
113%
*112
•112
100
16%
10
com
16%
113%
*112
16%
16%
37%
373/4
*37
37%
*37'/4
45%
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45%
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16%
38
*44 V*
45%
3,700
17,900
9%
93/4
600
50%
1,100
112%
50
Ill
112
42,400
*45%
112'A
1,560
9%
50
112
50%
112
163/4
50
93/4
10
50'A
113%
16%
15%
9%
No par
Bros
15
10
1
common
preferred
Murray Corp of America
36% Jan
27
28
9%
10%
■
Ya
par
No
4%%
Dec
Jan
27%
Corp
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (g C)
7
Mar 17
Oct
39
41
3
49% Jan 13
112% Mar
27 y.
6
Week;
Shares
53% ,,54
11
5%
the
3
x9%
21% Jan
11%
10%
303/.
9%
31
Mar. 31
55%
53
6%
Sales fcr
Friday
"
^ f
per thare
9 per share
11 \ •'>-
-
29%
10%
>
115%
<
23%
5
(John) & Co
41% Mar 27
11%
58 Ya
13
No par
Corp
Motor Wheel Corp
Jun
•115
No p«r
6
Jan
Jun
No par
5
No par
15% Feb
18
(The)
<
118%
No par
Co
Morrell
13
23
12
*
*
'
563A
6
29%
59
59
10%
6%
31 y.
27%
5
•';'■
93A
8%
31
"
"
Mar. 36
-
short
56
11
29
9%
*11%
com
57%
6
31
11%
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moore-McCormiCk Lines
13% Jan
Jun
14
Co
9 per
u
31%
11%
•27
Mar. 29
56%
;■■■■
*
;
-
.Wednesday- /''^Thursday
i
.
» per share
30%'
28%
8%
31%
69
Jan
59% Mar
13% Dec
54
10%
29%
8'A
Montana Power Co
16%
Mar 30
28%
•31%
23% Mar 25
jLn
6%
No par
$3.25 conv pfd series A
$4 conv pfd series B
Montana-Dakota Utilities
3
47%
Jan
Chemical
11%
5%
•
>
1.25
Machine Tool
Monsanto
57%
10%
6%
20
Carpet Mills
Hosiery Co Inc
Monarch
56
11
6
7% preferred series A
100
tMissouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd.100
Mohawk
27% Mar 20
60% Feb
3
56%
No par
com
X
9
9 per share *
56 '/4
-10
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
10% Mar 20
,,35
Jan
12% Mar
110% Jan 13
i
Dec
9 per thare '
v
Development Co
13
54% Jan
e
Dec
14%
Mission
6% Mar 27
24% Jan 13
.
114%' Dec
103 %
11% Mar 24
Tuesday
Mar. 28
10%
Corp
3
3
30% Mar 30
Dec
Jan
Mission
4% Feb 10
Jan
21%
57% Mar 27
LOW ANO HIGH BAL* PRICES ' >y.|V
Mssiajr
Mar. 27
Mar. 25
Par
30% Mar 29
5% Aug
35
Jun
'
^
Monday, April 3, 1950
-
RECORD
Satarday
a
9 per eharm
-
46% Jan 29
v
25% Mar
3% Aug
Jun
STOCK
york stock
exchange
Jan
,
25
new
,
10%
Jun
Jun
10
9 per ehara
<
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•/'•-»*
.
54%
Jun
3Vi»
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Lowest
>
$ per share
■
Jun
15%
9
..a
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Highest
# per share
YORK
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CHRONICLE
stocks
•Ye* r 1949
Lowest
FINANCIAL
&
'
17%
17
17%
22,100
39%
38'A
38%
38
38'A
3,900
45
37 Ya
•44 Y*
443/.
44%
*45
45%
100
18'A
59,500
17'/.
17%
N
10%
Jun
17%
Dec
22
Jun
32%
Dec
17%
Jun
24%
Dec
Jan
''9%
Apr
5
,
Mar
9
Jan
3
Jan
>
13
Jan
3
9%
Jun
18
Dec
10%
Jun
13%
Dec
41
Aug
Dec
25% Feb
4%
185%
30%
Sep
Jun
36%
5%
Jun
Jun
9%
Jun
Feb
13%
Feb
17%
Jun
7%
,
Not
Jun
169%
Jan
183
152%
19%
Jun
19% Jan
73%
4
Jan
3
11
<100% Mar
10
3
Jan
184
4
Mar 20
Not
Jan
Jan
13
36
Dec
Mar 22
.28
»F^b 14
-
Feb
Jan
13
Jan
8
12% Feb 28
i
Mar 31
11% Jan
8.'.:
7%
6%
7%
6%
38%
38%
9
8%
8
7%
£
8
/*
8
7%.
7%
7%
10%
10%
10%
900
42%
43'A
42%
42%
15%
15'/.
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is Vt
15%
14%'
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23
40%
22%
23»a
22%
23%
8,8001 #
2,300 H
20; 100 Y
;
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8%
99
.
41%
■V 39%
184
155'/*
8%
/
155
18%
i/yi:
%
19
8%
8%
19
19%
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—No par
•25%
25
109%
109%
:__No par
26%
26%
26 »A
16%
16%
16%
16%
%
25%
25 ya
108%
109%,
'
22%
23»/.
;
9%
18%
18%
18%
187/.
99%
i.
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99 %
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99%
,
40
:
39%
40 y.
182%
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20
8Va
•;■'
19%
24%
♦24%
25'A
106%
19%
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17'/.
16%
26'A
26
16%
17 y.
17
17%
77%
77%
77
77
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40 Yt
40'/.
40 Yt
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12'A
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12
76%
76%
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11
11 Va
11
76%
11%
11
:
■
40
11%
11
f
77
40
•
11
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i
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;
600
P;
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3,100 \1
36
1,600
2,000
f
26%
17
•
18,900 ? X
76
76%
73
75"
39%
39%
39%
39%
9001
11%
11%
11%
11%
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11%
3,100 '
10%
/
10%
10%
10%
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10%
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v
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11,600
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26
;
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26'A
270
-
%
1«
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108
j;
5,600
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8'A
19'A
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1
18,700
182%
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10
10
5,3001!
10,400' v
30 I '
•
156
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108%
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40
40%
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100
7.800?,;
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;
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preferred—
7%
V
43%
'99%
Vulcanized Fibre Co
Natomas Co—
:
6,900 Y
5,600
10%
.•98%
National Tea Co
9,900
10%
•155
3
87/«
43 Yt
100
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38%
8%
10%
—.—No par
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6%
37%
9
6%
43%
9%
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6%
39
8%
9
r
160
;
38 »/4
38%
7%
800
9,800
186'/a
10%
19 %
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6%
7
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43%
9%
National Sugar
8
7%
37%
10%
100
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8%
42
37 %
185
185
.
14%
41%
37 7A
.
70,700,
1,100!
44 ys
19'/.
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21'/.
;
10%
9%
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9
:
20%
600
42
-
37%
185
10,600
X
14'A
41%
•
1,400
8%
8
21%
14%
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24%
43%
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184
39
8%
19%
.
37%
184 *
7%
9%
preferred A—
41%
37%
40%
24%
10%
22%
$4.5o preferred
14%
41%
40%
8
20
•14'a
41
24%
7%
■
22
38%
184
,V
18
18%
;
24%
44
y
15%
k
21%
42
38%
7%
39
9'A
44
14
185
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10%
New
40% Mar 23
i
37%
9
•10%
20%
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38%
1
National Shares Corp
National Steel Corp
2
3
14%
41%
17%
*40'A
(,
sy.
14 y*
14
7%
38%
1
:
19%
38
par
*
17% Jan 11
i
Dec
12% Apr
13% Not
10
Enameling & Stamplng__12.5o
:
20%
18%
8
®%
X
41%
185%
,
No par
Mar 31
82% Feb
•182
A
19%
,38
Natl Malleable & Steel
Cast—Nopar
Natl Power & Lt ex-dlst-—_No
4
Mar 31
38
1
8%
14%
o4l
100
17%
41%
14%
4
preferred B_
National Linen Service
110% Mar 21 i
Mar 31
5
20%
Register
<
25% Mar 24
,
'
10
common
Corp_;
National Lead
20% Mar 16
Jan 13
Cash
<
0
8% Mar 25
:
Corp
National Gypsum Co com
155% Mar 28
25
Can
19%
Inc—1
preferred
Nat'l
41% Mar 27
:
11
Jan
7
13
197/b Mar 16
t
Fibres
8
National Cylinder Gas Co
1
National Dairy Products
No par
National Department Stores
5
National Distillers Prod——No par
11% Jan
13
Aviation
National
5
24% Jan
.
Feb 25
38%
Automotive
17%
5
National City Lines Inc
National Container Co
15
18% Jan
13
Jan
Feb
12% Jan 17
44% Mar 23
*
19% May
Jaa
Jan
8
7%
8% Jan 28
,
3
Jan
i
86
9% Jun
9% Jun
8%
National
39% Mar 23
<
V 10
27
t
28%
Dec
21%
23
Jan
i
s
21% Feb
15% Dec
„
6
t
95%
1
9
Jan
Jan
;
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Jan
8
Dec
26
Jun
186
ii Jan
.?
Airlines
National Battery Co
National Biscuit Co
17
9
Jan
i
Dec
Jun
x%
24%
National
Mar 30
39% Jan
Feb 20
>
Dec
14
41%
24%
-National
42
,
Mar 30
Dec
7%
41
25 Vt
15% Feb 24
Jan
Sep
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20
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Puhlicker
29
2
—
cpnv-preferred series A—50
6
24
109 % Jan
4
109
3
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38
163A 7
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7%
5
Pressed 8teel Car Co Inc com-
31% Mar 20
3
Jun
Jan
Feb
Apr
/
25%
107
Feb
26% Feb
Mar 10
28% Mar 24
Dec
-
89 y2 Mar
86% Jan 26
24
A
Potomac
'
15
29% Feb 28
26% Jan 31
118% Jan
Poor
85% Feb 17
4
46% Jan
Dec
Feb
00
> 17% Jan
14% Mar 13
Feb
90 ya Mar
47%
.
8
Oil
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*
10%:
_1
;
Pond Creek
31% Jan 30
'
56
16% Mar
8% Feb
77b Mar 23
Oct
32<
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15
Jan
8y4
;
Mar
-
(The)
Inc
165%
>♦37%
A West Virginia
Pittsburgh
44%
■
Jun
'--■
,
^164
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65%
,
15% .16%
i6%
155
,16%
1155
t
—No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
7% preferred class B™i—100
5% preferred class A
:—100
5%% 1st ser conv prior pfd—100
10% Jan
t-
;
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95
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15
-
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87
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105
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28%
28 %
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100
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Pittsburgh Young A Ash pfd—_100
12% Nov
Mar
32.
i.
Feb
1
135% Jan
Feb
Apr
;
3
27% Jan
•'»
10
22
Dec
i
gtd preferred.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt
8
3
Jan
29
i
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12
: Jan
61 ;
147
Jun
8%
9
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v
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16%
11,200
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104
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105
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150
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14%
preferred—No par
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co_
—
1
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20
23
8% Jan
"
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f:
12
11% Jan
3
71% Jan
v
Jan
convertible
Pitts Consolidation
39% Mar 16
150 7 Feb ". 8
71
$5
23
Mar 21
j
167
Mar 30
25%
f
16% Jan
155
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May
Nov
55 ;
14%
r
Apr
64%
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1
Mar 22
(156%
170
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23
15 Va Jan
Jan
91% Feb
com—No par
■
66
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105
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5
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f
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56
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92
25
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12.700
14%
41%
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95
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1474
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Pillsbury Mills Inc common
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f per share
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147,
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Mar. 29
Sales for
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427a
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20
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200
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160
1043A
107
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14%
65% S 66%
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1167a
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42
557a
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1,100
SALE PRICES
t per share
;
220
15,600
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26
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447a
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26
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107
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42-:
14%
39%
3
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
•4%
preferred
100
Phillips Jones Corp com
No par
.»5%
preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
No par
2
Mar 14
16% Mar
Mar 17
86
Dec
■'
32
Jun
Jan
14% Mar
V
Mar. 2K
t per share
8 per share
;
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■.
...
Tuesday
Monday
Mar. 27
Mar. 25
Phoenix Hosiery
8
12
34% Mar 23
103
Jun
32 ya Jan
j, 66% Mar
*
Jun
100 y4
"
57% Mar 17
32% Aug
105% Apr
Dec
11
'
Iron
Phllco Corp common
Mar 29
Dec
II
,100% Jan
108 7a
Saturday
Par
18
Dec
64
Jun
104 7/«
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LOW AND HIGH
Phila A Reading Coal A
44% Mar 31
4
26
1167a-
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108 7a :■
84 Vh Jan
95 %
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1047a
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32% Jan
r
116%
108% *
Feb
Sep
11674
104%
11674
105
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Jan
7%
26 7a
103'/a
88%
87y4 Aug
51% Jun
267b
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40%
-
267.
100
>
14.
267a
preferred
Nov
105
247.
4.3%
Jun
>
10772
24%
24
79%
Jan
577a •'57%
107%
24%
.2678
<
57
75%
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;
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14,000
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58 y«
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62
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200
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108
13%
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116%
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400
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24%
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t per share
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„
T
58%
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;
100
100
22%
Feb
45
par
36
35
407a
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447a
170
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11%,
13 %
f
42
627a
447a
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197/a
Jan
407a
63%
44'A
preferred
Jun
10%
4374
627a
45%
STOCKS
1
93%
42%
62%
44%
preferred
Lowest
Highest
f per share
common
81 conv preference com
Range Since Jan. 1
V. Highest
Year 1949
11%
44
62%
45%
3 R%
,
Range for Previous
Lowest
43%
62
4.4%
104% Mar
Mar 31
Co
43%
45
600
.
107a
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13%
35,400
44%
107a
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137a
|
17'A''
11%
>
108
*106
13 3A
137a
2
116% Mar 23
6
104%
Electric
20
19,000
247b
v
115
367a-;
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,
108
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n
13%
v
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130
10%
61
25
50
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v
Phila
26% Mar 17
7
24% Jan
Apr
Jan
Inc.
-
15
24
Co
A
109 7 a
443i
44%
130
>
12%,
-
43%
—No par
1
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(Chas)
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred
$6 preferred
No
10
105
98
110%
Pfizer
1
Hi
Oct
24%
Jan
Mar
64
50% Jan
Dec
106
20%
25
Nov
58
90% Mar
Pfeiffer
44% Mar 16
Jan / 3
Dec
Jun
36%
3.800
32
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36
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116
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5
100
100
33 %c
common
preferred
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25% V
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com
series A pfd
conv
37% Feb
Feb
8% Jan
Dec
V 13%
23%
50
5%
-
21
Dec
108
Jun
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Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Mar 24
138% Feb
35
r.
Jan
9%
109 %
6
Feb
4
11
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46
17
Apr
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116
35% Jan
Dec
32'%
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8
17
127% Jan
12
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9
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9
7
Sand Corp com—No par
20
24% Feb
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lo
Cement
,
Dec
13
Nov
110
Mar 23
Dec
37%
137
7% May
-
Coke Corp
&
Penn-Dixie
Penn Glass
6
Feb
Nov
Coal
Penn
J
18% Mar
41 y4 Feb
NOV
7
preferred
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Penn Power A Light Co.
Pennsylvania RR
*
6
45%
10
108
13
113%
x8
6
16% Jan
Jun
Feb
Jan
21% Jan
Mar
96%
3
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32
6
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28
Mar
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104
29
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9
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42
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& Enterprises--
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241
1
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Proof
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6
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Utah
Parke Davis & CO
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1
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.
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; :
43
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31%
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21
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36
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37
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COMMERCIAL
THE
(1370)
&
NEW -YORK
'
Lowest
Highest
10%
Jan
13%
15 V*
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23%
11%
Jan
■"• 5
/ '■
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1
Real
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25
18
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3
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12% Mar 30
16
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r
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Apr
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50
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Jan
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9
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27
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58
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13
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91
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100
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;
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>
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t per share
Mar. 31
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11%
11
11
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11
16%
16%
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1
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:
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Tuesday
,
>
Mar. 27
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pfd 3VsTe series—t
Remington-Rand common L~
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Reo Motors Inc____i.—/
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4% Feb
Jan
8%
4%
Monday, April 3, 1950
.
Feb
12 %
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prior preference^—'__10
11
Conv
;
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U—50c
:3
90
6% May-'
Jun
5
_„___No par
1*
Mar. 25
I per share
Reliable Stores Corp—-w„i__No par
Apr.
4%
div
V
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26% Mar 22
Jun
8y#
73
$1.25
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4%
18%
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Monday
Saturday
:
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STOCK-;-RECORDV;''
EXCHANGE
$ per share
$ per share
S per share
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NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1949
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
FINANCIAL
2,000
,t.
70
•
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4%
34%
10
Jun
39%
Jan
Oct
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19
Jan 13
107%. Jan 10
47% Jan
98
Aug
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102%
Jan
13 y*
Jun
>
Jan
10
24%
Jan
42%
Dec
37¥8 Feb
14
Jun
21
Jan
16
16
19% Feb
Jun
15
4% Jan 'e 3
Dec
21
Mar
Feb
Jan
5%
19Va Mar 24
36
Dec
12
Jan
13
15% Mar 20
30% Jan
13
38% Mar 25
68%
Jun
96%
Dec
105
Apr
Dec
Mar 30
60% Jan
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Lowest
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
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Saturday
EXCHANGE
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Dec
29% Jun
40(4
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112%
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112
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3
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34
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40
s
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17
418
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Mar. 27
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series
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25
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$3.50
89% Mar 16
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100
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5
13
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1,300
13,300
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70
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2
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Sep
104(4
103
29% Mar 23
453/4 Jan
9
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35;
preferred
$4.50 prior
5
12% Mar 18
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51
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$1.50 conv preferred——-No par
6
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Truax-Traer Coal Co
18
4.
4% Jan
Jan
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6
5
29rA Jan 18
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Jun 1
Jun
4 Jan
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102
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28
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24
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104'A Jan
Oct
Jan
Corp V—-
60% *.*t
■
12
1
4.%
,*185a
Transue & Williams Bteel——No par
103/4 Mar 23
25 (A
«■
32% Jan '
98%
8% Jan
Dec
7*
13
15(4
9% Aug
19 y8
MAr
Transcont'l & Western' Air Ihc
27
Jan 11 '
108(4
Feb
98%
v
f ■'
Transamerica
20 y* Feb
3
Jun
1; /'■; .V
/'
<.'
,70(4.., 70%
'
"
■
y'} ,,//
/'/ Par
-■«
'
38%'
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434
■>i:: STOCKS "/;■ •/•/ /y;, // ■
:;T NEW YORK STOCK *y
y/y,y/. EXCHANGE
72
5
18
' /
64%
/.
1
71
412
"
'
7
.;H8%*'49%r.
22
-
6
*40
1;
17% Feb / 4
13
-
/
$ per share
t per share
( per share
10
.11%
//
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
-
151/2
•{
13 %
_50
—Nopar
Timken-Detrqit Axle__
y—5
Timken Roller Bearing——No par
.
.
r 64
•
/
.7
1214 12 V-:
12%v
22% H*-/'
10%
151/2
*12%
$3.75 preferred
Lowest
/
•
49%
1234,
/' 6'
Tide Water Associated.Oil com—10
36 Va Jan
4
59
r
39 %
—
25'A MAr 24
106% MAr 21
5
10%
Fair :—£i.—__—_No par
Thompson'((J. R) ——15
Thompson Products'com—No par
4% preferred
1
r_100
Thompson-Starrett Co coni—No par
$3.50 preference
No par-
27
v;
50%
12(4
*39.
1
./
6034
50(4
.10%
,*i5(%
,
commonl—5
Thomas Steel Co. (The);
16% Jan
Year 1949
*60'4
100
preference——No par
conv
"
——
72% k-y
21%
22 V*
"
/.'
V
f 7
y
L:
I
Ry Co..
18 (A... 18%
t
22
;
*12 C
641a-■'t
64
.,
•
72
fThird Avenue Transit Corp_No par
Range for Previous
-
Lowest
.
Thfermoid Co commOh———
$2.50 convertible /preferred.,
;
Mar 17
y Mar
100
.
14% Feb
/
*
certificates—
share
& Pacific
$2.40
Thfe
17
'5'/ Mar 20
19% Jan 11'7% Jah 10
59%
-
3% Mar 27
105% Jan
'43% Mar
32% Nov4
.
32% Mar 27
22
Jan
3
Jan
,
Jan
Land Trust—
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
v
7, •- Mar^ 6
40% Mar 20
;
'
5:
13
;Jan 13
94(4 Jan
4
,40
Dec
C 25% Jan •'/
May*
.4
.
Mar 31
41% Mar 31,,
52
Dec"
Dec
4%
:
7
13%.
18%
72%... 72%:^':;
—50c
' Tetjon. Inc common-:—L
31 / • : f- $1.25 conv preferi-.edJ^.!—No par
16% Jan
,-j
-
64%-
10
Pacific
A
."..12;
12
/'*$*"
i't
•
/ 5'.,,/.5 % //;. *''"'5 ' .'•>•5
18%.
18% Y/i t-17:3A''> 18'-.;.
t
-64%
.1®%'
'
-
12% Jan. 31
13'A Jan
3
;
17 % Jan
•
>95
2% May
1023/4
5% Jan
Jan
•^56%
23% May ;
19% Jun
Pacific Coal & Oil
Sub
'
6
36% Jan
■'■"i
Jun
Texas
-
; Texas
123/4 jan
/3% Jan
20
—_25
No par
51%' Mar 23
14
30% JAn* 3 v
Oct
>7% Jan
•.
'•„n7%^;18%
Cofp';£-^!k3^—
Gulf Producing Co_*i—.^--10
/ Texas Gulf Sulphur——
•;;'23% Jan,/ 9
^7y4Jan,;;;3V1
6% Jan
Jun'
.v Texas
121'8y 13%/1
ri
;-9
Texas. .Co
.
Mar 28
3 i1 / 61% Mar 22
Feb
v4fVa.Oct?
Jun
19%
10.% Mar 23 14% Jin; ;3 f
'
Jun :
Mar4
,Z-
44
32% Aug
.
Dec
12
64%' Mar 28
•74 % Mar 17
3
533/4 Jan
■
11%. Jan.
•; 15% Jan :
'i.t 8%. Nov1-!
13% July'
.18%'. Feb ;27-'/^. Tennessee
«
y
20y* Feb 16:
-
,
/ 4% Mar
i
Dec :
48
36 y Jun
8 - i Jun
.
*
>iS '
;:■!?
;33% Feb
*'•
Texas
Jan
69
70% Dec 7
/
•
15% Jan 13
-h
' .-P
^
j ■
'
1
12% Feb
Tfilcott. IbC; X
"/;6% Jani- 3^ A Telautograph- Corp
.
17 ':'i Jan. '3?
59% Jan 25 "
Nov
/18% Nov
s.
'Jun:
56
*
Jun£ "v,: 65% Nov
48%
.11%,
.
f
14%; 15%
:22(4'- 233/a
14%'
-
22% : 233A '"
•83%
r"-6%0. 6%'"-
11%
37-
3,000
40%
110
110
11(4
83
•-
10%
*39(4
40%
110%
23 (V
21%''
*82
81%
2,800
10%
10%
41%
•36%'
37(4"
13%-'.' 13%"
23%
9%
10,400
240
235
1101/4
'
1,700
9
8(4
240
1034;
1034
36%
14 y«
...
.
*110
<
240
10%
41%
f
90
13%
19%
244
l:
'*
,
900
121
120%
'
60%
10%
10%
41%'
p., iyy.•;V"
,10
61%
*60'
61JA
*120%
-
22%
239
112
*10%'
37'A* ":/■
6%
I-"-'
10%
*41
*110
-
21%
v
81
240
'41%
10%
37;.':
v.-
235
■
111%
10%
.
#
93/a
+
,
11%
;
*41
*110
V
•-
•
_^__NO par
240
-10»/a
v
103 8
37%
—_25
preferred'
240
*110/'; lllT'a 't
r Swift International Ltd2—i_^——_
"6
3*
Syl'variia Elec Prod Inc cbmriNo par
15% Mar
19% Jan ^3
'••"T/'Vf
•
•
•
"41
10
11% Mar 31
235
"11
50
Paper C0-----ii—
9%
231
4%%
;4
.34 z
Mar
9%
Mining
Superior
Mar 13
100%
*99%
100%
*99
99
3,700
4
10% Jan
6% Nov
•
27
42 % Mar 16
112
4
12%
12%
17%
12%
22%
1
120
22%
23Va" .V|
30 %
par
'
'
17%
13(4
"17 3/8
'■
-
23%
13
17V2
23'
'
14%
'
15%
•
>
13%
"17%
20
1
Oil of
200
99%
25
Superior
23
*14V4
I434
38%
common—
•
100
38 %
preferred it.-—
100
Sweets Co of America"(The)—4.16%
Jan
Sep \l< 89
12% Feb
11
Jan'
107
■
*12!i Feb
17% Aug
76%
Feb
:
4%
-
.
15
Mar 29
244
3 v;
9% Mar 30
Dec
t
Jan
*
38
Dec
108%
Feb?,
7%
27%
195
14% Jan
(41%
Dec#;
Jun
106%
8% Mar 30
-
■
Dec
227
-
8% Aug
30%
Sep
300
*14%
preferred series Ai
' prefen-ed series B—
4%%
11,300
49(4
*49
49(4
'
•15
5,200
1934
19%
14" a
1
Sunshine Biscuits Inc.
1-1% Feb
Sunray Oil
20 Va
383a'
15%'
ii.!*
preferrAdi
11%
'
Jun:
19%
14%
32%
J____N6
118% Jan
20 Ve
'
27(4
27%
102
38%
5
t_
Ddc
1934
27%.
14 34
No par
-17%
Jan?
1021/4
38%
$4.50 series A preferred-!—No par
Sun Oil Co common—___No par
62% Mar 24
% Feb 15
55
Oct
122
Corp
*101%
28%
15
—_
t
Corp
27(4
1021/4
99%
.
preference.
27%
*101%
14%
"99 %
,,^un Chemical Corp common—
4
Feb:
prior
27%
102%
38% '
._100
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common
5T>
Shares
$ per share
2734
*101%
2734:
1
;
Stone & Webster
tper share
share
27%
102'4
27%
49%
"28
S per
$ per share
"101 y2
5
<fc Co- Inc
Dec
S per share
■
•
20%
"48%
No par
Stewart-Warner Corp —•
Dec
-
x
27%
20
50
L S
.
27%
+101-%' 102 »A
1
common
preferred
(The)
52
16%
28%
9
Co
18'A
13%
Jan*
52%
Spring
21%
Jan«
Feb
117
Steel
$ per share
10
100
Bros; Stores: Inc
Sterling Drug Inc common
33%
►
Ohio common
Sterchi
98
-
Mar
of
convertible
Starrett
5
Jan
39% Feb
21
Oil
preferred series A
Standard
Jail
1001
12%
90:
1
12 3% Jan
36% Jan 27
"Feb
3%ft
1
32 Va Jan
26% Mar
41% Aug
15-%
6%
50 % Mar
Par
.•-
Standard
2
20% Mar 18
6
Jan
48
share
102'AFeb
21
Jan
13
10
35
$ per
''
27% Mar 23
4
Feb
Dec
X27
'
Oct
Dec
Jun,
40
t per share
share
27%
102%
96% May /
'
*8
37% 7
42%
2,100
141/4
39%
16%
39%
70%
70%
h
'
300
23%
12(4
16j/4
8%
71' '4
23%
13(439%
39%
16%
40
11
24
12(4
23(4
-
3,500
54%
37%
'
39%
*9%
*53%
•
8%
16(4
"8
39'/a
*70
22,100
T
11,330
5,800
16(4
8%
200
39%
4,000
71
200,
v
i—TiTuma
20
THE
(1372)
Range for Previous
CHRONICLE
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Saturday
r
EXCHANGE
i per share
Par
.
...
SALE
Mar.,28
$ per share
PRICES
6
Wednesday
Tuesday
Mar. 27
>
Monday, April 3, 1950
HIGH
AND
Monday
Mar. 25
t per share
S per share
S per share
Sper share
NEW
Lowest
Highest
FINANCIAL
&
STOCKS
'
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1949
Lowest
COMMERCIAL
Mar
t per share
*
* per
Fridav
Thursday
29
Mar. 30
*
share
Sales
Mar. 31
t per share
for
the Week
Shares
S per share
'
19% May
30
Dec
24
82
93%
Nov
95
Feo
20
43
Jan
37% Jan
3
133
Jan
126% Jan
18
Apr
313/4 Aug
112%
Jun
46%
33%
Oct
62
Oct
72
2074
Jun
26s/e
Jun
1407a
97
Jan
Apr
40% Jan
8%
U S
20
68 3/4 Mar
Jan
4
1427a Mar 28
Jan
Jan
22
Nov
21
4
22
Feb
383/4
Jan
447a
Sep
41% Jan
B
44
Feb
674
Nov
574 Jan
26
87a
Jun
113/4 NOV
103/s Feb
9
92
Dec
9274 Mar 30
4
Jan
80
Apr
Jan
26
7
47. Jan
11
27% Jan
9
100
74
24 7a
97%
131
25
423A
417a
131 %
x24%
253/4
97%
*95
1313/4
413/4
131
25 Va
*95
97
42 7s
V,
34%
3372
34%
64 72
64%
65 7«
64
31%
32%
313/a
3274
142
No par
131
64%'
32%
142
142
■7:142
34
Y
142 7a
13174
1,670
33%
33 74
34
64%
64%
64%
641/4
317a
30 Va
31
140%
140%
140
674
674
674
67.
10%
103/4
103/4
103/4
10%
10%
10%
*94 7B
967B
*94 7b
9572
140
14274
674
21%
21%
.
131 »/4
132
17,200
30%
6'4
2174
'\>. '
403/4
327a
433/4
217a
7,200
1
977a
40%
347b
213/4
21%
*95
647a
*6 7b
„
33%
'
41%
33%
433/4
,
'
1311/2
26
25%
•»
97
39%
31%
.
•2172
preferred__25
*95
64 72
34
142
25%
25 7b
.
42%
131 74
417a
132
64%
100
non-cumulative
423/,
1
24
24
*95
32%
'■
50
No par
United 8tockyards Corp.
1
United Stores $4.20 non-c 2d pfd__5
$6 convertible preferred
No par
10
Mar 30
1
50
com_
preferred
7%
42 7B
100
U S Tobacco Co common
21
67. Mar 21
11% Jan
Smelting Ref & Min
preferred
7%
Mar 23
4%
187a
1st preferred
U S Steel Corp common
327a Mar 23
139
10
25%
973/4
;
#r-5
100
common
non-cum
*2574
_1
common..
preferred series A
7%
6
x6
Plywood Corp
U S Rubber Co
2
25% Jan
S
3%%
10
1333/4 Mar
Mar 23
x64
Mar
U
3
Mar 13
44% Feb
337. Mar 31
Dec
1293/4
29% Jan
74 Mar 27
21%
21%
217a
3,800
1,200
119,600
<
1407a
4,100
21%
21%
1,900
•
*44
,
44 7a
*44
44 7a
*94 %
*44
957a
*44
4472
*94 7s
■i
11
95
0%
107'a
9274
44 7a
40
61/8
2,000
11V*
•44
447a
-67B
10%
6%
13,300
67B
io%-
,
*92
941/8
200
94
■■
23/4
Jun
Feb
21
3 74 Feb
27%
"
Oct
24
15
127a
Jun
,177a
Feb
97a
Sep
19%
25%
Jan
170
Mar
7
Feb
123/,
437a
Jan
64
Deo
25%
Apr
17
Jun
1
9
Universal Leaf Tobacco com__No par
x25
16
Mar 31
61% Jan
27
53
20% Feb
14
Jan
10
Feb V
13%
Jan
12% Jan
3
20
Jan
25
Oct
20% Jan
2«
91
Dec
98
•
Y 47
„•
100
Jan
5
Jun
82%
9
11%
98
Jan
Raalte Co
14% Jan
9
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co
6
Vick Chemical Co
100
8
Mar 28
Jan
23
6% Jan 27
8% Jan
11
Jan
27
96% Jan
11
18% Jan
96% Mar 22
Dec
79
Jan
101
15%
Jan
20
Dec
18
22
113%
Jun
118
Feb
115
Jan
18
117
14%
Jan
20
Jan
26
Dec
23% July
32% Jan
27% Jan
28
Nov
33%
Apr
28% Feb 28
25%
Jun
<33%
Oct
31% Jan
23% Mar
30%
32
30
/
,
'
Mar
43
.
Jun
5%
*547.
Mar 23
1534
15%
1.100
578
4%
4%
15,400
2372
*23%
17074
*1707s
10
10
23
24
23%
172 7a
23%
*972
97b
9%
972
2874
273/4
273/4
*28 7b
9721
77
17
22% Feb
7
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4%
22%
2372
8.800
97a
'9 74
1,600
2874
2874
1,-300
13%
14 7a
4.300
23 %
23%
2,500
133/4
14
1474
137s
14
13%
137b
13%
13%
23%
233/4
23%
24
2374
233/4
2374
237a
*9972
26
31% Mar
7
*99 72
4674
i.
37
Feb
8
Apr
11
30
Mar
1
Vulcan
Apr
31% Jan
11
34% Mar 28
Detinning Co
100
*100
102
*100
102
*100
102
4674
46
46
99
*97
98
98
77i
100
8972
217b
10
11674
100
21%
*30 /
3072 /+?',
25
*29'
2974
5
*35;
35%
20
preferred
2174
25
common
*20
*2872
293/4
*3474
3472
11674
*20
31
35
*28 7a
*3474
7>
34%
58%
31
29
347a
57%
<
21%
116 7b
31
*30
,
2174
*
2,500
46 %
50
99
77a
3.700
873/4
300
2172
15,000
290
11672
116
*2072
2174
7.31: '
28% Y 29%
3372 ! 337i
29
34 a
77a
/•
2174
"■
30 7e 1 31
28% ./ 28%
800
2,400
500
33
33
2972
*29
293/4
2972
2972
70
*3474
35
*34'% .3574
7*3474
3572
50
*51
34
53
*33
29 %
34%
<•
*97 74
2174
*20
103
7»
*86
88%
1167a
2174
46
30
103
*100 v.
77a
88%
2174
29 74
34
*29
.;7i 7
11674
31 7U
2874
293/4
21 y2
1167.
*20
2174
!
99
*9774
77.
213/4
3074
102 •;
;4672 ; 4672
89%
11674
-
102
*100
99
77B
*8874
21%
*20
29 Va
35
.
3072
*9774
77b
<J.
*100
*100
.
467b
8972
11674
2174
29 7b
.
7
*88%
217b
11674
22
11674
25
4672
99
*9774
77b
89 72
20
3
Jan
100
10172
101
■
77a
Virginian Ry Co common
6% preferred
Visking Corp (The)
28
10172
*9372
<4674
101
*997a
*4574
200
53
97B
■
2374
907b
pfd
10,200
53
133/4
77.
com
230
10 »/8
23%
9%
287a
28%
800
237s
172 Va
9%
237a
23 %
24%
97.
273/4
*23
54
54
100
•170 7s
10
9%
54%
*54
543/4
237a
*170%
24
1727a
10
93/4
*8972
partic preferred
Virginia Elec & Power Co
$5 preferred
7%
15%
4%
574
257a
*24
2374
100
10
17
1534
2874
No par
com
Jan
30% Feb
227a
16
4%
'24
6%
preferred
dlv
237B
9%
5,000
*15%
24
9%
557a
33/8
374
3'/4
24
43/4
24
543/4
374
'>/,
16
1707s
56
374
26
2.50
Va-Carolina Chemical
6%
24
1074
*17074
374
*23 7a
4%
1727a
223/4
non-cumulative preferred—100
Works common
5
3'%%
*23 7a
3 74
26
16
4%
10
*28
10
Victor Chemical
10
16
72
*5572
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com__100
98% Feb ; 6
49% Feb
Inc
24
172%
374
V? *2372
1074
Norman
Van
4
26
*10
Corp of Amerlca__No par
Co
U
2.50
Van
7
24% Mar
10
*233/8
100
12
43/4
*17074
1
28% Mar
x44% Mar 15
Jan
118
Jun
97% Mar
Dec
Dec
Vanadium
474
100
com
474% preferred
10% Jan
23
Not
preferred
24% Mar 15
3
24% Feb
ll1/. May
27
Jun
8%
Laboratories Inc
Universal Pictures Co Inc
2
Jun
Jan
Jan
170% Mar 18
11% Feb
Nov
33%
16
1
Universal
7%
85%
16
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
9
20'/.
85% Mar—
16
8
5% Jan
374
37»
*24
16% Mar
Jan
■»
26
3
9s/b Mar 30
374
*24
11
161
Dec
374
2
50
convertible preferred
Jan
227a Mar 13
Sep
Jun
156
4%
4% Feb
Jan
33/4
United Wall Paper Inc common
-
29%
57%
.
:
...
W
60 %
Jan
Jun
14%
Sep
Jun
31%
Nov
May
105%
Oct
\ 12
25%
101
21%
6%
33
Jun
Jun
9%
Dec
Jan
49% Mar 31
60% Mar
Wabash RR 472%
7
preferred
13% Feb
7
30% Jan
17
Jan
13
7% Jan
4
103
314
10
Feb
Waldorf
System
Walgreen Co common
4
105% Feb
11
Jan
14% Jan
32
17
4%
39% Mar 20
9% Jan
preferred
; *577,
14
14
313/4.
317.
Walker
10
(Hiram)
Jun
..17%
Dec
16
Jan
3
Jun
101%
Dec
97
Jan
16
Jan
16%
Deo
12% Mar 18
16% Jan
24
18%
Jun
30%
Deo
29% Jan
3
38% Feb
6
Warren
Foundry & Pipe
Warren
Petroleum
19% Feb
1
14
Jun
227.
Jan
23%
Jun
1 25%
Dec
24% Jan
28
Jun
14%
Sep
xl3
Feb
27
15% Jan
16%
Feb
24%
Dec
x20
Mar 14
Jan
11%
Apr
17% Not
14
3%
Jan
572%
11
14
24
Feb
14
3
*13%
3172
10474
3774
10474
37%
497a
507a
30%
31%
31
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37
3734
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8
.
13 %
31 V»
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10474
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:
104%
37
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8 %
83/S
37%
8%
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13%
10474
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8 74
8
14
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,
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.
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500
14
/
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20
104
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83/4
41,600
18
3,300
1
18%
18%
18%
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18%
100
*10174
102
10174
1013/4
1017a
1017b
101'/a
101%
♦10174
101%
101%
10274
5
143/4
"15
147a
15
147b
143/4
14 '/a
V 143/4
13%
14%
13%
147s
No par
3372
3372
333/4
33
337a
33
33
31%
3374
31% .3272
4,600
17 74
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4,600
preferred
18%
333/4
18
18
18 1/4
18
18%
680
7
81,600
17%
18
17 78
173/4
1774
177B
17%
177s
1774
1774
26
26
26 72
2672
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267a
26'/8
26%
26
267b
26'/8
2674
1,000
5
13%
13%
1372
■13%
133/B
133/B
1374
13%
13 %
13 Va
13%
133/8
1,500
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co
5
20%
203/4
2074
21
*2074
21
20%
203/a
20%
20%
*2072
16%
153/4
16
15%
155/s
15%
15%
1574
1574
<1578
Webster
5
674
674
Corp
3
"
Washington Gas Light Co
Waukesha Motor Co
17% Mar 16
5% Jan
874
Warner Bros Pictures
9
15% Feb
87b
Ward Baking Co common
18% Jan
9
26% Mar 24
11%
373/4
No par
.
37%
14
*103
10474
No par
G & W
Walworth Co
102% Mar 31
*103
100
9%
„
59
*13%
No par
No par
x87 %
Xl2
*58
*317.
100
"
6% Mar 15
No par
*16
1
Yy
600
21
1574
1,900
'
.
6%
Oct
Tobacco
Inc
Jun
27%
Jan
24% Jan
13
28% Mar 23
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
July
84%
Deo
83% Feb
28
85% Feb
8
16%
Jun
23%
Jan
20% Jan
3
23% Jan
18
$4 convertible preferred
West Indies Sugar Corp
16%
Sep
22%
Oct
19 % Jan
13
23% Feb
25
West
Kentucky Coal Co
27% Feb
Xl9%
v
78
23% Jan
13
25
West
Penn
Apr
115
Not
111 Va Jan
18
Feb
24
West
Penn
Sep
108%
Jan
108% Mar 24
109% Feb
7
4.20%
108'
Deo
107% Jan
109% Mar 24
25%
Jan
104%
101% May
12%
17%
Dec
Dec
Jan
13
16"
Feb
Jan
25
51
Jan
50%
Dec
46
108%
Jan
108
,
4
110
Feb
14
4
18
5ft'
Y
V-
Lowest
$ per
5
8%
21
$ per share
Dec
7% Jan
13
Dec
x39% Feb
16
97b Feb
24
16%
Deo
16
Jan
3
197s Feb
Sep
33%
Dec
31
Jan
3
Jun
30
Jan
28
Jan
3
Nov
66% Jan
3
73
13
98%
24
19% Jan
Jan
24% Mar 30
Jan
Dec
30% Jan
103% Jan
6
105% Feb
18
Jan
22% Feb
16
2672 Jan
6
Feb
20
Dec
112
<
347b Mar 23
13
113
;
Mar 16
7v.v"
13%.,,./
2.600
4774
1,700
*10374
140
227a
23
217a
23
25
257b
24%
2574
5
13s/8 Jan
31
Wilson & Co Inc
82
27
$4.50
conv
13%
Jan
10% Jan
6
1174 Jan
11
Jan
21%
Dec
19% Jan
3
227s Feb
25
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
Jan
140
Nov
139 % Feb
1
141
35
Nov
32% Jan
10
39
Mar 21
Sep
49% July
Jan
3
61
Feb
Jan
11
6%
Dec
16% Mar 31
72
Oct
69% Jan
9
73
Feb
27
Prior preferred 472%
Nov
74
4
793/4 Feb
27
Prior
xl9% Feb
24
68
Feb
89
Dec
83
Mar 29
89
Jan
Feb
82
Dec
80
Jan
25
88
Mar
6
30%
Dec
Jan
13
Jun
12%
Jan
10% Feb
10
39 %
Jan
36'/8 Mar 14
28%
Nov
26% Jan
4
53%
77%
Dec
72% Jan
13
11 7b Jan
3
20% July
33 %
Dec
31% Jan
13
3% Feb
45%
Oct
4% Jan
6
*85 7a
115
343/4
343/4
33%
3334
*70
717a
72 7b
*112
115
23
857*
35
35
353/4
35%
2,100
167a
163/4
167b
17%'
16%
177a
16%
16%
6,300
42
44 7a
333/4
33 *%
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137a
1374
133/g
1374
6
67b
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67B
57B
67B
534
517a
507b
517s
*141
143
.10
3874
38%
10
50%;
503/4
6,000
497a
8574
36
333/4
213/s
497a
487b
86
443/4
21%
300
900
115
36
1374
*10s/8
*112
357a
4274
123/4
/
50
*337b
*50 78
115
-
357a
135/8
133/B
*112
233/4
857a
337b
8174
10%
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4934
43
51%
26,400
104
104
23 74
867a
17
1374
3474 "
33 7a
1033/4
49%
16%
*507a
12,500
48 34
167s
*80
17,900
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353/4
33%
par
223/4
25%
2374
115
*13%
£
20
100
22
25
34-78
34
900
1,600
337a
7274
103%
23
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337a
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727a
*70
507a
35
41
1
34
V
867a
34
167b
_100
Common
9
66
30% May
16% Jun
345/8
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44
50%
487a
Z
85
*
85
'
100
•■•t
4474
4174
44
42 74
4374
337b
33 %
34
34 Va
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137b
137a
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578
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50 5/8
5074
127a
13
8174
807a
807a
6%
13 7a'
55/B
;.
51
12%
.
700
2,400
53/4
12,800
51
1,200
12%
1374
1274
1374
12 34
8174
807a
807a
*80%
*10 7a
103/4
*10%
107s
10 34
10 7b
1074
11
10%
215/a
217a
21%
21%
215/B
217a
213/4
21%
8,700
10%
21%
-
13,800
■„•
1374
215/a /
7 *80
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50
143
387a
50 3/4
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377b
49%
143
*141
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507a
3734
50 %
143 r
.
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143
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81
'
200
,
900
4,900
143
373/4
*36%
377a
367a
36%
507a
50 7b
507a
507b
503% ;
13,000
1
6,200
1,000
/
Worthington Pump & Machinery
76
16
.7 (.49
8674
10
com
....
Feb
107b Feb
51
,
33%
10
Jun
Jan
507a
*85»A
No par
preferred
333/4
*70
1
Woodward Iron Cc
Woolworth (F W) Co__
3
337a
347a
No par
common
Jun
Jun
337a
J7
1037a
pfd series A____No
14%
44
34
347a
common
10
22
33
1037B
1
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
128
3474
5
Willys-Overland Motors
55% Jan
34
227s
20
4
343/4
345/8
Feb
4
•3374
10474
3
12% Jan
15,200
22 5/B
5% Jan
77% Jan
467s
*103%
Jan
50% Mar 30
45 74
347b
7%
Dec
4574
233/8
;
Nov1
15,200
45%
10474
White Sewing Machine common.
Prior preference
l->%
18
187b
463/a
347b
*112
10.300
1.77a
18
22%
115
Shares
97a
46
*10374
*112
874
18%
23%
Wilcox Oil Co
79%
717a
9
18
347a
3
Jun
-
8%
•;
457a
1047a
14a/8 Feb
Jun
333/4
.
■
23%
3472 Mar 31
Jun
34
9
347a
443/4 Mar 27
8%
187s
87B
Sales for
the Week
46
*1033/4
_
x42%
7 .45% .,463/8
83/4
100
4
White Motor Co
9
87.
12.50
15
28
17% Mar 15
Feb
.
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
_100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference_„No
par
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
i Feb 27
7
3
253/s
12
Feb
Friday
Mar. 31
$ per share
t per share
* vershare
9;n
.
Mar. SO
2374
Jan
41
t per share
* Y"
Thursday
Mar. 29
2274
12% Feb
137a Jan
30
Feb
1274 Feb
40
Jan
31
Feb
1574 Feb
28
Yale
14
3
Feb
& Tcwne
472%
9
187a
*71
100
loo
777a
No par
*83
Zenith
•
Radio
Ccrp
17 7b
177a
16%
1774
713/4
71%
70
71
70
7074
777a
777a
*76
77
76'.'
76
75
76
75
75
='83
85
*83
85
83
83
*82
84
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84
85
187a
18 7s
1874
1772
7174
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590
240
....
10
87
87
87
87
87%
87%
87'4
8774
8774
87 3%
5
11%
115/a
117a
117a
11%
11%
1174
11%
11%
11%
1174
117a
2974
28
2874
28%
2874
287a
23%
25
293/4
117a
.
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37
295,4
2934
83
29
:t
23%
2,900
11 7b
1174
1174
11%
3,600
37
37%
3774
297b
29%
29
29 74
29
29
817s
81
81%
77
80%
78 5 a
79 3
4
12.000
133/4
13%
14
13%
14
13 %
137b
3,700
69%
67 :
69%
697b
65%
57a
57a
68% 7.
57a
11%
'36%
29%
293/4
29
29 7a
8374
81%
83
81
137a
1374
137a
' 13%
60
€4%
64
68
572
5%
57a
55/s
for company's reorganization,
64
5%
3,000
37
1174
373/4
11'4
*37
::
11%
1174
36%
117a
1.000
37
28 "2
117a
373/4
137a
50
__No par
293/4
37
1
;
.
18
717a
86s/a
Mfg Co
Corp
18 7a
72
86 5/8
convertible preferred
Zonite Products
18 5/8
777a
No par
Young (L A) Spring & Wire.No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
9
24
series
conv series
York Corp common
23
697s Mar 29
6
No par
pfd 472%
Wright Aeronautical
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del).i
Wyandotte Worsted Co
8334 Mar 23
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25
31
89
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253/4
33% Jan
7
$ per share
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 28
237a
3.807® preferred series B
Weston Electric Instrument
51% Mar 23
14
Monday
Mar. 27
22 %
Dec
Jan
1097a
SO
40
10972
13%
25%
Dec
14%
*10874
;
4774
47%
25%
Dec
Jun
•
1097a
*108%
1097a
V
> 14
47
233/8
14%
10%
*133/8
25%
34
Jun
14
477a
237b
32%
27
14
4774
477a
1097a
1097b
*33
Feb
8
109%
1097a
*69
Jan
48
1091/2
*109'/8
16,700
113 74
*108
71%
28%
43% Feb
81
'1083/4
*112'/2
33%
18%
19% Jun
1087a
253/8
11374
109 72
71%
Jun
Oct
*10874
:
257a
*112 7a
*108
26'/4
33%
12%
12%
.14
4672
47
10872
253/s
113
1097a
5,300
14,900
109'/a
113
*108
100
8
Feb
137b
14
143/4
47%
109
20
No par
com
15Vb Feb
8%
1472
47
14%
47/
■".<;. 257a
19%
*33
Dec
18%
110
490
20%
35
16%
Jun
'1097b
1097a
4,200
213/g
343/4
3
11%
110
20
26
263/a
114
108%
20%
,
"27'/4
21%
100
13
65
*109 7a
20'/4
2774
227b
< 18%
Jan
X59%
110
1097b
26
1133/4
213/s
19
'30% Jan
Dec
*
22 3/a
:
:
4,400
85
463/a
Dec
57%
10972
2274
7-
6
85
183/4
Jan
;
267a
11374
*108%
*
10
Jan
70
2672
113 74
10972
8434
100
Supply Co
89%
Jun
2674
1133/4
277a
84%
97,
32%
4%
26%
*112%
*108
1
48%
7% May
20%
Par
Jun
71
2074
LOW
July
23% Mar
29%
21%
277*
Western Union Teleg class A_No
par
Westinghouse Air Brake
No par
Westinghouse "Electric com__
_12%
4
Aug
115
Mar
207a
Mar. 25
Preferred series A
24% Mar 22
27% Feb
33
26%
21%
.
;
974
Western Pacific RR
18
104
Feb
102
'
Dec
34%
Jun
217a
Saturday
Western Maryland Ry com
4% non-cum 2nd preferred
34 3/4 Mar 29
70%
21%
22%
6'/8
28
84%
27%
*84
463/8
Western Auto
21
Jun
20% May
22
STOCK
Western Air Lines Inc
35% Mar 22
Jun
22 7a
EXCHANGE
••'
46'% Mar 24
Feb
May
21%
100
t per share
20
13
22
,.-100
100
B
preferred
V
53%
21%
22
STOCKS/
8%
,
84
1
67s
28
84
Electric Co com__Nopar
Power 472% pfd
100
NEW YORK
Highest
41%
Feb
32% May
$ per share
27%
84%
578
6'/B
v.
1.7-7
Lowest
Highest
share
28 74
843B
4
preferre'd, series
Range for Previous
Year 1949
674
27%
843/4
6
}i.
Range Since Jan.
472 %
674
2872
84%
No par
preferred series C
West Virginia Coal &
CJoke
5
West Va Pulp &
Pape$ com__No par
3
Jan
13% Jan
Jun
May
35%
104
114
674
28
2.50
com
4.10%
14%
107
674
55/8
a Deferred delivery,
5%
5%
r Cash sale,
.
65.
t'5%
v
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500
1.800
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-
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—
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Jan
103.13
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Monday
Mar. 37
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Thursday
Wednesday
Mar. 28
'
Mar.
Friday
"
Mar. 30
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High
High
Low
the Week
Bonds ($)
High
103.3
*103.1
103.3
*103.1
103.3
*103
103.2
•103
103.2
*108.18
108.21
*108.18
108.21
•108.18
108.21
•108.17
108.20
*108.16
108.19
102.10
*102.7
102.9
*102.7
102.9
*102.7
102.9
*102.6
102.8
•102.6
102.8
110.5
•110.3
110.6
•110.3
110.6
*110.3
110:6
*110.3
110.6
*110.2
110.5
112
*111.30
112.1
*111.30
112.1
*111.30
112.1
*111.30
112.1
*111.28
111.31
114.1
*113.31
114.2
*113.31
114.2
*113.31
114.2
*113.31
114.2
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114
100.27
•100.25
100.27
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100.26
*100 24
100.26
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100.26
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102.10
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*102.7
102.9
*102.7
•102.6
102.8
•105.14
105.16
*105.14
105.16
*105.13 105.15
•104.10
104.12
*102.8l
1958-1939
1-1983
1980-1985*113.3to
1950-1953
*103.1
103.4;
*108.16 108.21
1955-1980
1951-1054
.
Sales for
,
Mar. 81
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to
pursuant to Plan A
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'
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96
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to
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Jan-July
1956
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1999——
pursuant
61%;
'
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%
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Volume 1 il
Number 4895
THE
COMMERCIAL. &
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(1375)
23
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
f
BONDS
New York Stock
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Interest-
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28
102'A
*105% 105%
104% 104%
100%
101%
106 Va
*102'A 103
3%s debentures 1983
Mar-Sept
Pacific Western Oil 3%s debentures
1964—June-Dec
Paducah & 111 1st sink fund gold 4%s
43%
93%
92%
77 %
102 Vi 102%
*105% 105%
1953—..Jan-July
Feb-Aug
101
3
v
.
102%
32
'
99%
►104
1956
63%
105 Va
15%
Mar-Sepf
'
,
102%
■
287
101%
103% 103%
101% 101%
55%
58%
1962—Jen-JUly
deposit
3%
57
5
51
Jan-Jttfp
Ss series 8 1983
Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s debentures 198B
2%s debentures 1980
*
75
92%
37
102
40%
101% 101'%
—AprU-Oct
9
9Va
103
31
*17%
Bay-No*
1997
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
- First
and refunding
First and refunding
"First and refunding
93
81%
*105
Bar-Bept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
63
6%
101% 101%
Central
;
54%
93
S6
118 %
102%
105% 105%
Jan-July
—
Consolidated
104%
2%
17
61%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
First and refunding 3%s series I 196fl~June-Dec
First and refunding 3s series J 1970
June-Dec
First and refunding Ss series K 1971
June-Dec
'
77% : 85%
105%
102%
89
106%
103%
92%
77
RR—
series
1954
C
series
Certificates
AFirst 5Vis
A
B
1983
Certificates of deposit
AFirst
A
5s
first
Texas
series
Certificates
AFirst
A
Term
1974
A
Refunding and impt 4%s
Orleans
1986
3s
Light
Nor
New Orleans &
Northeastern
tNew
52%
89%
April-Oct
1974
Jersey Bell Telephone 3Vis 1988
New
87%
X
June-Dpo
1961
N
i
87%
55%
87%
62
77
105
2%
109%
103
101 % 102%
'—
7%
2%
102% 103
101%
in; %
70
104
100
1954—___Bay-NO*
Tel Co—
guaranteed
debentures
debentures
gold
New
J
*63%
101%
June-Dee
1967
3s
83%
108%
101
100 %
55%
100%
RR—
First mortgage 3%s 1978.
First mortgage 3s 1979^
X
1970
Naugatuck RR first
.
42%
101%
100%
36
7 %
1977
Oregon-Washington RR Ss series A
-T'
—Feb-Aug
1970..June-Dec
Distillers Products 3%s debs
1974
April-Oct
National Steel
Corp first mtge 3s
1965—April-Oct
National Supply 2%s
debentures
3s
?1
i*
Louis—
B
debentures
First
101%
95%
100%
__
80'A
69%
5s convertible lnc 2014_.Aprll-Oc*
Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct<
Oklahoma
«
N
Chattanooga
1
.
__
71%
100%
100
74%
2%
first 3%s 1963
■/.'
*105V4 106 e
April-Oat
Nat'l
New
74
Mar-Sop*
1955..—May-Nov
Tel
mortgage
National
3s
States
debentures
-
81%
1966—Feb-Aug
mortgage 5s series A
Construction mtge 4%s series B
3Vas
92%
debentures 1958—Jfay-Noy
guaranteed 3%s
Construction
Mountain
84%
79%
re'unding 5s series F 1977—Bar-Sep*
refunding 5s series G 1978—May-Now
5%s series A 1949
Bay-Noy
gold 5s ser H 1980
April-Oct
refunding 5s series I 1981
.Feb-Aug
& Essex first
53%
April-Oct
Co—
1975
Malone
1
81
5 A Convertible gold
AFirst and refund
Mohawk
\v'-
i.:
109
*103
.
10
103%
94
95 %4
June-Dec
9AFirst guaranteed 4s 1948.
Ohio Edison first mortgage 3s 1974—
<
>
101% 102
109
?
__
1967
refunding 5s series
4s
June-Dee
1962
D
adjustment 5s
AGenera]
1900
1962
^Missouri Paciiic RR
AFirst
1971__May
1991—May
RR—
series
r
.
A
General mortgage 4s lnc ser
Missouri Kansas ft Texas first
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
104%
107% 107%
„
"101%
*102%
■
98 Va
74
1902—Mar-Sept
1955
tOgdensburg St Lake Champlaln
.
A
Prior
103%
'
"102%
■;
102%
O
101%
*
Mar-dap*
1
'
5
3
95%
Bay-No*
72
100%
*107% 108
,
Minn
54%
100%
'
&
10
99 %
95
%
93 %
78
Refunding and impt 4%s series O
l»79../cn-Jiilj '
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%a 1969
War-8ept
V, if
First mortgage 27/#s 1969
Bar-Sept •'
First mortgage 3%8 1969
''""IT'.y
—Bar-Sept
'37/8S sinking fund debentures
1967—
—Jen-Jutg
ItV !
tlAMidland of N J first ext-6s
1940—AprU-Oct
Minnesota Mining &
Mfg 2%s 1967
Aprll-Oef
59%
55 %
96%
86%
;
-
70
1
16
,
"102%
April-Oct
Michigan Central—
56%
52%
\,
■
102%
76
93%
"100
June-Deo
:
80 %
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s 1979
Feb-Auy
lirst mortgage 2%s 1977—Jprii-Oet
First mortgage Ss 1979
Mar-Sept
Northwestern Bell Telephone—
3%s debentures 1979
May-No*
103%
95%
.
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/*s
1974—May-Now
Michigan Bell Telephone Co—
56%
56
95%
ser A
First mortgage 2%s 1975
First mortgage 3s 1978—
V
92%
93 Ve
(Southern
10
74
May-Nou
1954
West reX
m
Southern
(Minnesota)
95 %
Manati. Sugar 4s
Manila
56%
Port Chester—
Electric St Gas
&
Northern
104'
102%
73
\
*94
First
Macy
61
53 Va
*100%
(Wisconsin)
Maine
9
100% 101
101
Refunding and improve 4%s ser A 2047—Jan-July
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Collateral trust 4%a 1975.
Mar-Sepf
95
1U87'B
t
t
104%
95
103 V« 103 >/#
Louisville Gas ft Elec 1st mtge 2%s
1171—May-Bog
'
88%
100%
95 f
"Iu8
105 V.
95%
% i(\<>
C5
A
ttb-AUg
Jfay-Noy
2007—Jan-July
inc 4%s series A 2022—May
conv
&
registered
3s
105%
104%
J3
78
57%
—
99%
Bcy-NO*
refunding 5s
General
61
104%
95%
71%
74
i
83
94
95
&
lien
Prior
•
95%
67%
79
•
102% 102%
April-Oe*
April-Oct
general St ret 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
refunding 4%s ser A 1974—Mar-Sept
Northern Pacific Ry—
105%
74%
61
April-Oct
April-Oct
H 2003—April-Oct
60
*55
General and
122'/a
9
"104% 105%
78
58%
58%
AGeneral mtge
45 %
121% 121%
104% 104%
2003
second gold 3s 1980.
Cincinnati Dlv 4s 1955
Norfolk
Northern
G 2003
Div
40
104% 104%
series
Susquehanna A Western
Norfolk
>
"103
1986
Niagara Falls Power 3%s 1066.
44
RR—
First and
21
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-Jttfp
65
••
36
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
3s
First and
Y
/,
61
63
U
F
SATerminal first gold 5s 1943
Y Telephone 2y4s series D 1982
,
57
5«%
40%
reb-Aug
May-Nov
June-Doc
general 4s series A 1962
A Lombard
Electric 7s series A 1952
Lorillard (P) Co debentures 5s 1951
53%
'•
44,
April-Oct
Miami
106
—Feb*Aug
5 A Second gold 4%s 1937
{AGeneral gold 5s 1040
40%
Anril-Oc#
70%
81 %
Hartford RR—
&
Y Steam Corp
IN
70
36
2003——May
May
2003
mortgage 5s extended to 1979
Lexington ft Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 5s 1951
55%
58%
64 Ym
Bay-Noy
May
70Vb
81
*76%
*eb-Aug
Light 1st mtge 2%a 1975—Bar-Sept
Putnam 1st consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Ocf
Y
•
54%
58%
,
70%
—Jan-jtug
3%& 1998
refunding mtge 4s
Ontario
Y
Y
oUva
65%
81%
Jan-Juff
1973
B
River
Y Power
N
85%
7o'/e
"5
78
69%
72%
C 2013—Apni-oci
aeries
series
mortgage
N
101
61 %
63 Vb
1998
3s
AGeneral. mtge
90
128
63%
1998
West 4s
Y New Haven
94%
84
96
Jan-July
2003
5s
&
89%
bonda—
First
Knox
4%s
N
mortgage
contingent Interest
Valley Terminal Ry—
Louis
94%
63%
High
Chicago & St Louis—
Y Lack &
120%
93
92%
Feb-Aug
1974
Series D 4s contingent Interest 2003
Series E 4!/2s contingent interest
St
York
{AFirst
4V2S fixed Interest 2003
First and
94%
"91
.Feb-Aug
—
5s
debentures 1963
Louisv.lle & Nashville
114
62
2013-April-Oci
iy»v
3%s
registered
N
Series C
F
34
58%
„
5b %
AGeneral 4s
Series B
fixed
%
A 1970_AprlI-Ocl
ser
extended
consolidated
A
94
June-Dec
Lehigh Valley RR—
Atl
1%
59%
224
59
Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
N Y Dock first gold 4s 1951
NY & Harlem gold 3%s 2000
Moitgage 4s series A 2043
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
105%
%
Jan. 1
*54%
First
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1974
Little
104
'
Low
59%
Y
N
181%
6
,
118% 120
i997_June-Dec
1964
ref
Lehigh
1
Range Since
Sold
No.
Feb-Aug
First
100
131 %
Bonds
'
High
Huuson River RR—
mortgage
registered
3 Vis
1968_June-Dec
1954
&
Series
5
Co-
&
•
%
3 Vis
New
101
97
2
Week's Range
er Friday's
Miciugan cent collateral gold 3%s 1998—Feo-Aug
;
N
3%s
income reg 1975
1st
Series
'
=
.
.Feb-Aug
and impt 4%s aeries A
Central &
First
1st
General
"■!
1
uf
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dee
97
..
Bar-Sept
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
First mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley RailwayFirst
—_
June-Dec
Sinking fund mortgage 3%s
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
&
fY
21
100%
181% 181%
"105%
Terminal—
sink fund 37/«s series A
&
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1st
M
181'/*
Bar-Sept
3%s registered 1997
Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd—
A
27 '
,
Last
Sale Price x Bid A Asked
'
j
1998
A
■i; 3Vis registered
1997
Lake Siioie collateral goid
f.
,
N
Laclede Gas
Lake
1959
114%
Y
General
103
97
—.
certificates
103%
*
101
;;
105%
102%
"30
—
106 ■',»
103%
„
series
4s
Reiundiiia and impt 5s
103%
100 J,
103%
37
105%
114% 114%
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
—.Jan-Juiy
Plain 1961
Jen-July
4%s unguaranteed 1961-,
„-Jan-July
Kings County Elec Lt <st Rower tn> iati'1
Apru-u^t
Koppers Co first mortgage 3s 1964
April-Oct
5s
'; Refunding
IN
104% 104%
Period
York Central RR Co— 3
Consolidated
'•
103%
100 A
104'/*
.
L^w
"105
103%
Interest
-
1*
.
High
'
,
1950—April-Oct
BOKDL'
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April-Oct
%\
,■".3
4>.
VJan. 1
April-Oct
1975
MARCH
Friday
Friday's >
or
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V
Kenawha ft Mich 1st mtge 4s 1990..
Kansas City Power & Lignt 2%s 197to
1st mortgage
2%s
1978
Kansas City Southern Ry 1st 3s
tAKreuger ft Toll
ENDED
K
•
'
WEEK
Week's Range
Low
First mortgage 4s series A
FOB
10Va
10
*103% 103%
*99
—r-
J
lQlVa
11 Va
8
10%
103
103%
99
99
*102% 108
*
106%
106%
__
103% 103%
113
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113
a
X-
w
10"%
103%
103%
111%
'
113 Va
111
112'/a
J
'
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THE
I
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(
Friday
East
.
Interest
v-
Period
Week's
FOR
Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 6s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975___
April-Oct
108
107
;
mortgage a%s series E 1975
Aprxl-Oct
Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964__May-Noi;
First mortgage
No.
4%s series
-Low
87
:
1
103%
10
103Vi
v
107%
5
83
9
100
103
Apnl-Oct
*!
Terminal RR
.
87
103
1
102%
103
4
101
93
1959
April-Oct
*93%
94%
93
96'A
I960.—
Ashtabula
&
April-Oct
Ry—
93%
"
'
;
B
1962
Feb-Aug
general
5s series
C
1974
■
94
v
.
92%
V!
'
!'•
First general
Pittston Co
4%s series D
5 V4s
Income
Potomac Elec Power
1977
1st mtge
1964
3V*s I960
100
100
993/4
Jan-Juiy
*104% 105%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
'f
1005/a
May -Nov
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1968_Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037__Jan-JuIy
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972__May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
104
Public Service Electric
3s
debentures
&
Gas
Pacific
&
first
Term
RR
of
New
Ohio Cent
&
debentures
104%
104
30
*106% 107 %
105 %
109
debentures
151%
151%
223
5
Union
223
Oil
Union
109%
6
Pacific
V
ref
222
225
*105% 106%
106%
1063/4
104% 104%
104%
105%
104%
Jan-July
(R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
Gas & Electric Corp—
mortgage
4%s
series
D
3%s
series
H
General
mortgage
mortgage
General
*102
1013/4
j
April-Oct
t§ARutland
3%s
series
I
U
S
of
Missouri
33/8s
101V2
'■
.
99
45
,
101
128%
105%
105
105
131 »A
1033/4
25
106
.
June-Dec
103% 103%
Jan-July
103% 1033/4
3
63%
-
:
334
52
67
28%
879
21%
32%
96
26
67
25%
66
JApril-Oct
96
92
96
*101%
1
\
101%
„
101%
RR—
16
May-Nov
l975__April-Oct
Afay-Nov
debs
1970—June-Dec
—1
of America
Feb-Aug
23/4s
RR
95%
104 Vi
105%
107 Vi
: i
7%
8Vi
I
8 Va
10 Vt
consol
gtd
4s series
debentures
convertible
*98 V2 100 %
98%
993A
90
92
A
92
1955—Feb-Aug
102%
1
92
98%
.
*106% 107%
105
105
Mar-Sept
*102% 103%'
302%
103%
lOo
105
1979—June-Dec
5S
*88%
S
May-Nov
;
1303/4
103
103%
*99
103 %
88%
90
1
5 *
91%
101
99
14
110% 100%
,104% 104%
1973-April-Oc#
114%
25
1105
*104
April-Oct
3s series B 1995—
and ref mtge 3'As ser C
106
127% 130%
127%
Jan-July
1958_^,
Virginian Ry
First lien
*105
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
mtge 27/as ser G
refund
*103%
May-Nov
1963
consolidated
First
t
106%
,
97%
103%
April-Ocl
1967——
*98%
3%s debentures 1959—Afar-Sept
refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978
1967—Mar-Sepf
:.»■
105
96
20
96%
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
10
96%
103
99%
First and
First and
8%
96%
96%
103
sinking lund series B 1957—
Electric & Power Co—
Virginia
*106%;;.;.
8%
103%
103
1
April-Oct
May-Nov
—
*106% 107%
*7% ; 8%
103
103
1991-Afar-Sept
1966
debentures 1976
debentures
s
105
102%
102 % 102%
102%
110%
103 Va
104 %
1
—
„
,
1976
2%s
*103V8
*104%
102%
92 Vi
5
2%s
109
103
*109
1971
23/4s
1968
California
Rubber
3 VeS
*120%
4s
RR
93%
106% 105%
1977—Mar-Sepf
1967—Mar-Sepf
1969—Mar-Sept
stamped 1949
Jan-July
4%s stamped 1941
Jan-July
tARut-Canadian
106%*
100%
1
99% 100
.
*1303,4 137
Impt 3%s 1960__June-Deo
2%s debs 1961
Afar-Sept
of
United Biscuit Co
Consol
93
mortgage 3Vis Series J
General
1974
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C
■
Vandalla
General
100
and
Corp
debentures
2%s
R
Reynolds
,
3a/as
126
105
105%
U
151V* 151'A
151%
Reading Co first & ref 3Vis series D 1995—ilfay-Nov
Rochester
Pacific—
Orleans
First mortgage and coll trust
3s
1964_
E
ser
105
2%
2%s
37/es
Ave
Universal Pictures
Oats
M
119%
104
29
<101% 101%
.
June-Dec
1985_Jan-July
2000
Ry first refunding 4s 1960
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
Co—
1963
and
Quaker
gold 5s
refund
and
Union Electric Co
First and
First
High
77,
"
1990_ApriZ-Oct
C
6
105 34 1 06 %
105%
1970_April-OCt
33/8S series
Tri-Continental
May-Nov
1956
1'7
,
3»%s series B
M
JThird
101%
1984
4s
Low
105
106
*100
1043A
105
*105
Terminal
Jan. L
No.
*107
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 2%s
Providence
;
M
refund
Tol
Jan-July
First mortgage 3Vis
1977
First mortgage 3s 1983
Orleans RR—
refund
Texas Pacific-Missouri
5
■
108
June-Dec
debentures
New
and
General
96%
.'
-
108
„
Range Sine*
Sold
High
*104% 105
*
__
May-Nov
and
Texas
June-Dec
*111
Bond*
Friday's
12534125%
C 2019—-Jan-July
1965_:
First
'96%
series
impt 27/aS series D 1985—April-Ocf
First
94%
5s
impt M 4s series
and
Texas &
'
Youngstown
and
Refund
1023/4
*93%
or
Bid & Asked
of St Louis—
Assn
Refund
101%
June-Dec
general
Week's Range
Last
i
Rale Price
'
Low
Texas Corp 3s debentures
101% 101'A
Period
j
103
87
'»
Interest
bonds
I
High
,4j
...»i
New York Stock Exchange
1958
A
4V2S series C
mortgage
Pittsburgh
108
100 % 100%
Jan-July
mortgage 4%s series B
First
26
'
31
■
f
Pittsburgh Steel 1st mortgage 4V*a 1958
Pittsburgn & West Virginia Ry—
MARCH
Jan. 1
High
.
ENDED
Friday
Range Sine*
geld
106% 107%
General
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coai—
3%s debentures 1965
!
.
WEEK
Bends
■;
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Pittsburgh
First
(1377)
Range f
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Low
First
CHRONICLE
.
l;,
BONDS
.jus;
New York Stock Exchange
First
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
-
RANGE
Pittsb
&
COMMERCIAL
103%
104%
1
7
Wabash RR Co—
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
St.
Lawrence & Adirond'k
Second
gold
6s
1st
1996
Mar-Sepf
Louis
St
Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st
Rocky Mt &
P
5s
*104
gold 5s 1996—Jan-July
_l_4
April-Ocf
St
stamped
69
1955-Jan-July
7"-\
■
Louis-Southwestern
First
Paul
St
Paul
&
Union
Scioto' V
Depot
3V«s
B
&
New England 1st gtd
Air Line RR Co—
'*
Seaboard
3s
debentures
Union
Skelly
Oil
2%s
coll
debentures
118Vi
10
41
Vi
Ward
Baking Co—
120
99%
.
*126%
*
•
*
1981—
lOOVi 100'A
81
79 %
104%
127%
100
1971.
trust
99
*102%
^—-April-Oct
98%
1941 -Feb-Aug
7s
101%
;
124
75%
'
*' ,'V*
*
'
V
1970
98%
27
98
:' :v„r
Vi
59
*102% 103%
...
99%
,
102 Vi
99%
Western
Union Telegraph
Funding
103%
and
real
estate
^
:>
North
Ala RR gtd
5s 1963—_April-Ocf
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s
debentures 1978
Jan-July
2%s
debentures
1985
Feb-Auy
debentures
1987
Southern
Indiana
Southern
"
99
27
98%
106%
-106% 106%
100% 101
*104%
Jan-July
*
10
100%
104
—
4%s
3s
102
105
a___—Map-Nov
Pacific
Southern
95%
97 Vi
'93
93
94%
59
"92%
100% 101%
1,701
100%
102%
103
103 %
93 I
May-Nov
RR
Southwestern
♦TOG
Bell
Tel
2%s
2%s
1983
Internat
1996
1961
1994
debentures
gold
94%
94%
16
93
ACertificates
95%
88%
89%
7
87%
90%
96%
7
95 '
963/4
115% 115'A
10
94 Vi
94
95%
3
22
;
*108
*101% 102
April-Ocf
102
Swift
Co
2%s debentures
2%s
debentures
of
102%
49
4%s
?
103
97%
debentures
102
a
Jan-July
107'
40
not
102
102%
T7
*.
103%
106 l/a
104%
105%
14
106
107 Va
r"
64%
57
62 V2
4
5«%
64
72
59
79
55%
593/4
IOP/4
104 Va
104%
105%
101%
102%
100
100%
"
103%
,103% 103%
2-3
f:i05»A
105%
.105
*101%
3
100 A
6
ICOVa 100%
82
99%
89 V8
69
85
.
"
100
100 Va
4,
88%
88%
:v—
1971
:•
111
\
'
■
30
101%
102 7/a
196
106%
1113/4
11
101 7/b
103 »/4
102
103
3
102%
103
1
101%
llOV'a 111%
I 101%
—
114% 115%
1Q1%
7
102% 102%
v,
'
*
102:iA
' *102% 103 V*
;
.
.115%
.
.
102% 102%
.115%.115%
♦
"
;
77%
7
77%
74
43
77%
787/e
y1
77%
76
45W'
55
99%'
3
41
46 Va
___r
\MT;
99 Va
-99%
100 Va
107%
107%
99%
100%
'
—
V
*106%
;Z,
.
"7
'<■
lOOVa 100 V8
not
n
Included In the year's range,
d-Ex-interest. e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not included In the year's range, r Cash
y
Ex-coupon.
104%
not
sale
-
Act, or securities assumed by such companies. '
bination
selling
issues
of
>
.
on
Exchanges.
both
"
current week.
4
.
•
previously listed
were
sales
all
7
flat.
'
.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during
102
104
sale
on.
the Curb Exchange.
7
This 1950 year's range is a com¬
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
In the following extensive list we furnish a complete record of the
transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning on Saturday, Mar. 25
It is compiled from the reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether stock
and
ending the current/Friday, Mar. 31.
bond, in which
or
annealings hdve occurred during the
current year.
"
7 7
7'
':-7'
,,
:
7
Friday
Week'a
STOCKS
:
•
Last
«;
Ranger
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
•-.
7
'
ACF-Brill
Motors
Acme Aluminum
Acme-Wire Co
Adam
Aero
;
'
Air
Inc
1
Supply Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Associates Inc
foot notes
(N J)
see
page 29.
1
4
common
Air-Way Electric Appliance
For
Low
High
r
IV*
1%
100
3
33%
1,800
l'/a
,
Jan
-
High
4%
1% Mar
3
2%
1,100
14
2334
Jan
4% Mar
3,300
Jan
Jan
5%
__3
1.0%
<
1% Jan
73%
73%
9
-
500
9%
1,500
10%
4.
23%
^Jan
Feb
12
Jan
Jan
7%
-
1 Sales *
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
-
Sale Price
Par
Alabama Great Southern
Low
50
:
Alabama
Alaska
Alles
Power 4.20%
87
-101
Range Since January 1
High
Low
89
101
preferred-—100
'
Airlines Inc..i
&
Fisher
common
...
Allied International
10%
Last
;
High
'
90
150
80
Jan
89
Mar
99%
Jan
102
Feb
Jan
600
10%
2
•
-
,
*
5
.1:
>
New York Curb Exchange
21
4%
Week's
Friday
'
stocks
.,,7
Range Since January 1
10
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth
Sales
Shares
3
Alloys
FOR WEEK
for Week
IV*
common
Hat Stores
Low
Par
warrants.
RANGE
'
Jan
8%
7%
Jan
9V2 Mar
Feb
Products
Allied
Altes
Investing Corp
(Mich) common.!
Brewing Co__^i.—
Altofer
Bros
common
.-a
__a
1
43k
4%'
-
5,700.
5
4
Jan
5Va Mar
1
1
3%
17%
17%
6
6
4
Jan
200
3%
5
—1
•
■
]!
1
'»
,
Light & Power 2%s 1976_Jan-July
year's range,
I
91%
'
Mar-Sept
Jau-July
1979-i.'
delivery
the
i
100 3/a
77:/~';" 7; ..,,
gNegotiability impaired by maturity.
'
7'. 7 .7 V..7"*7
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 01
ilTheso
101%
*103% 104 Vi
—Mav-Nop
in
ABonds
102
106%
106
106
58%
63%
■
Jan-July
—April-Oct
Jan-July
—
Included in the year's range,
the Bankruptcy
983/a
*99%
Jan-July-.
V
52%
105
97 Va
17.
Deferred
included
104
30
97%
102% 103 Vi
Jan-July
1966-
1972
1973
52%
105 3/e
50
106 Va 107%
106%
4:7.777V7777-'''Y
Yonkers Electric
1
*103% 104%
J-
10
1053/4 105%
105% 105%
3976——4—June-Dec 4 77.
3'As
101
103
'
deposit—
Service
101
1023V.
108
[06%
*50%
-April
2013
Public
53
50%
'1'
1
'*
*105
Jan-Julv
1960
Power 2r%s
2%s
mortgage
:
106
-
106 V*
109
101%
*107
1985
:
Corp
.77
105 V
Mar-Sept
1973.
J;.-i' .;-<V 7*1
96
92%
103
105%
105 %
106% 107
First
Wisconsin
1203/4
114
66
104% 104%
106 Vi
-
Jan-July
Jan-July
1974
Oil
2% s
97
96 Vi
Oil of California 2%s debs 1966--Feb-Auy
Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—Afay-Nov
Sunray
&
983A
94'/e
—Afay-Nov
debs
__a
first
B first 4s
•'
-
.
95
103%
....
91
89
1
^
53
53
102 A 102 .t'ii
fWisconsin Central Ry—* ^
v
.
<
:
I
.-.gAFirst general 4s ;1949-u.
—-Jan-July
ACertificates of deposit.
4Jan-July
8ASu & Du div and terra first 4s 1936—May-Nov
J
ASpokane
Standard
103%
89
__Jan-July
—Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1986
first
debentures
Standard
993/4
,
Wisconsin Electric
Ry first consol gold 5s
Div
100%
!
I960-—---^-Apr-Oct
-
3%s serA 1975_June-Dee
gold 5s 1996—
St Louis Div first gold 4s 1951
3 Vis
86
,
Co—
Devel and general 4s series A 1956—a
April-Oct
Devel and general 6s series A 1956—April-Oct
Devel and general 6 Vis series A 1956—_April-Oct
Memphis
83
78
95 Vi
1981.
mortgage 2%s series E
mortgage 2%s series F
mortgage 2%s series G
First
79
99% 100%
'
convertible debentures wi
First
78
i
2
69
79%
..
*101
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
;
.-'First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
99%
.<
».
r
t..
debentures
1023/4
102%
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23/4s A 19924— Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
—Mar-Sept
Winston-Salem S
San Fran Term 1st mtge
First
;
1971
convertible
2.65s
107
Mar-Sept
1977
A
1969
4 %s *
Southern
79
Jan-July
1994
(Oregon Lines)
Gold. 4%s
Gold
Ry 2%s
debentures
2%s
;
J
106
.10
69%
124
124
;i...
Pacific Co—
First
i
98%
•123%
Bell
—.
2%s
—
-
1950—,—May-Noo
4%s
gold 5s 1951
1——4.
30-year 5s I960—
Westlnghouse Electric Corp— '
25-year
-.
101 Va
102
■
i ■•
Apr-Ocf
May
2014
Co—
,99%
89
?
2361—4.—Ja?t-July
Gen
' 60
173
11
*102%
mortgage
mtge 4%s-4s series A 1969
Western Pacific 4%s income A oan
12
"
mortgage
first 4s guaranteed
16
April-Ocf
registered 2361—.,—
Jan-July
Western Maryland first mortgagees 1952_April-Oct
'
—
" 100
„7
73%v81
80%
'78
"100%
79
:
77 V2'77%
4s
82%
98%
1
*50% * 55%
-
1965————Jan-July
9
81%
99
-
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2 Vis 1976—1.;. _j—_June-Dec
&
79'%
100V4
Ltg 5s stamped gtd 1950-—-June-Dec
3%s 1967——-—:.
Jan-July
3s guaranteed 1979
May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
May-Noe
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
Jan-July
General
127
'
"
-
,
South
April
April
ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Auy
Terminal 2%s series A1 1970—Feb-Aug
West Shcre
100%
fV'v
Southern
.
1991
Westchester
106
1033/4
-
■
Jan
B Jan
first
RR
Washington
103%
105%
,7
—
A
(subordinated)
debentures
5%s
General
*103
.—June-Dec
Corp
66%
U!
series
,
debentures
2%s
99
62 %-
105% 105%
105%
1989__May-Noy
1974
Oil
.119
■
income 4%s series
mortgage 3 'As series B '19711-4
Fcb-Aug
Walker (Hiram) G & W 23/4s debs 1966—_May-Nou
Walworth Co conv debentures 3%s 1976—May-Nov.
99%
103% 103%
April-Ocf
4s
69
273
.•*'
4s Income
mtge
Warren
119
103%
mortgage 4s series A 1996
.Jan-July
AGeneral mtge 4%s series A Jan
2016—--May
Seagram (Jos E.) & Sons 2 Vis 1966
—June-Dec
t§ASilesian-Amer
64
/ *■
mtge
;7n7-..'
First
.
First
Shell
92%
62%
May-No*
Nov
1971
'< 72
1 :v ".
91%
62%
\
.
Gen
Gen
71
99%
91%
1989_Jan-July
and ref gold 5s series" A 1990
Jan-July
Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968.June-Dec
General
St
1989
4s inc bond certificates
104 Vi
65
72
*98%
77-
^
Ry—
bond certificates
4s
103%
'
69
''if'"' '.
mortgage 4s series A 1997
1—Jan-July
mtge inc 4%s series A Jan 2022—_May
Second
104'%
69
*73%
ASecond
St
W
-
3%
Jan
250
16%
Jan
18%
Feb
100
5%
Jan
6V0
Jan
6
Jan
5% Mar
:
26
(1378)
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL &
THE
NEW
FOR
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
RANGE
WEEK
Monday, April 3, 1950
MARCH »1
ENDED
,*
*
■>
Friday
Week'a
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
•
Par
•
Aluminum Co of America
$3.75
Bale Price
cumulative
4,300
57%
25
6
25
6
51%
Jan
96%
Jan
•
101% Mar
24%
100
6
100
6%
26
Jan
5%
pfd
conv
15
American Bantam Car Co class A
American Beverage common
Book Co.
49%
14%
14%
1
1
1%
1,800
14%:
%
13%
200
-
300
\'i
Mar
90
76%
Feb
83
1%
-
l
American
4%%
Gas A
preferred
34%
11%
20
20
20%
19%. Jan
21%
16%
Jan
18%
Jan
15,300
3%
Feb
4% Mar
15%
15%
15%
1,700
13%
Jan
16% Mar
55
53
55
1,800
47
Jan
55% Mar
128
_Z
H
X132
tlf U
.
5% Mar
'
>• cO
*
Mar
i
to
»
1,300
116%
Jan
4%
300
4%
Jan
1,000
6
Jan
7
5%
133
,
5% Mar
500
7%
Clark
Claude Neon
Feb
6%
500
12%
650
12%
Jan
3%
1,000
2%
Feb
6%
~6%
7;
700
6%
Jan
7%
180
109%
Jan
111% 111%
4%
xll%
xlO%
11%
9,000
•
Xll%
Xll%
12%
24,400
10%
10%
10%
1,500
10%
;
114%
900
8%
Jan
11,400
x21%
Feb
—2.50
10
Products
22%
23
23%
24%
11%
12-
•
%
%
52
Jan
225
41%
Manufacturing Co
2%
2%
2%
49%
50%
4,100
175
44
5%
5%
5,500
5
15%
15%
16%
5%
8%
7
6%
Feb
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
6%
17%
Jan
7%
300
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
8s
16%
16%
6% Mar
9
16% Mar
22
3
.
12%
12%
10%
13% Feb
Feb
1:,
A
Baldwin
1
Reynolds
♦
„
Wilcox
Co
•
7% preferred
^
Baldwin Rubber Co
common
Banco de los Andes—
American
Barium
Steel
A
^
30
Z
common
««i!r.Telwh?ue Co Canad*
of
Watch
Inc
Sc Hedges
Inc
s
3%
3%
4
6%
7
13%
*
5%
12%
ZZZZZl
Brillo
1%
7%
Light~& "power
1
Class A
British
"
American
dep -rets
Amer dep rets
ord
Amer dep rets
ord
Columbia
Class
bearer
Junior preferred
Rubber Co
Bruck
Mills
Buckeye
Bunker
23,300
7%
200
54
56%
Feb
3%
13%
class
Su
B
10%
10%
5%
19%
6,300
900
:<
6%
6%
23%
23%
35
22%
250
22.
22%
300
Burd
■
8%
„
24
Piston Ring Co
Burma Corp Amer
'
Jan
10%
1,100
77'%:
77'%.
2,400
69%
-
26
26
1,700
5
5%
12%
5%
.
8%
Mfg class A
debenture
_50c
common
3%
Jan
7%
Feb
Devoe &
25%
Feb
Distillers Co Ltd—
22% Mar
Feb
33%
Jan
22
Mar
23%
Jan
900
8
Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd
Canada
Bread
Co
Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
6%%
preference
Canadian Canners Ltd
..—5
common
-100
Convertible
Canadian
1
...10
Class
A
;
\6%
-25
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd.
2
Feb
75
23%
Jan
Z
Jan
2% Mar
13%
1,400
11%
Jan
5%
14%
Driver
1,700
5'A
Jan
6
4,400
14%
Jan
20
Mar
1,400
17%
Feb
19% Mar
6%
100
Jan
6
6%
11%
Jan
12%
13% Mar
16%
Carey Baxter
Carman
A
7%
300
%
19«
11,700
4%
4%
5,900
•7
Mar
9
■/ir Jan
3% Jan
v
5
3%
3%
A
Kennedy Inc
5%
100
6 ®8
19,700
9%
3,700
Light
$5~pfdZZZ
see
13%
150
6%
34
400
29%
29%
:
14
140
v
;
120
,'v
—
13%
13%
140
"
Feb
Mar
12%
Jan
5% Mar
15%
Feb
36%
Jan
Jan
11
2
10%
8'/a
V
Jan
14% Mar
146
Feb
-
Jan
11%
Feb
2%
Jan
9%
Jan
1,300
;
1%
Jan
22%
Jan
24% Mar
11
Jan
12
1,100,
11%
200'
11%
Jan
Jan
29 Va Mar
Jan
Mar
135
23%x24%
23%
2%
300
:
2%.
2
7
10
x7%; Jan
Feb
Mar
x25%
'
1,100.
140
11
«'■
'
Feb
Feb
1%
Jan
12% Mar
4%
4%
,J;4
14%
Jan
3%
4,300
17
17
17%
9V4
18%
24%
Feb
9% Mar
100
73%
500
27%
27%
98
10 %
Feb
69
74
Feb
24% Mar
125
2%
Jan
200
29
Jan
85
50
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
23
5 9 Va.
4% Mar
38%
Mar
16%
500
71%
Jan
Jan
37
98
Mar
Jan
—1
5%
.
5%
Feb
Feb
"4%
700
13%
~3%
2%
4,900
4,500
Feb
,2%
Jan
12%
2%
*
4%
Feb
14%
Jan
3% Mar
4%
Jan
2%
preferred
100
Jan
700
7%
Jan
400
7%
Jan
-
27
Jan
■
-
(
9
% Mar
>
150% Mar
3%
150% Mar
3%
84,900
19%
1,250
8%
8%
-600
8% Mar
9
3%
3%
700
2% Mar
-
t
75'A
81
310
114
114%
275
3
3%
5,200
63
Jan
3% Mar
i
Jan
197/« Jan
30%
Jan
3
.100
common
$3 convertible
Mar
Jan
4
25
-
62%
Jan
Jan
■75
Feb
67%
Jan
1
—5
10c
22%
16
105
"5%
5%
15
17.
1%
1%
23
18%! Jan
1,400
10%
Feb
81
Mar
25
77%
Jan
500
8%
Jan
61,300
17%
Jan
23% Mar
3,700
11%
Jan
18 ;. Mar
-
v.
17'
105
400
10%
Jan
Feb
105%
Jan
x6%
Jan
Z12
4,700
1%
■
i
5% Jan
103%
,10
6
18%
,
Feb
1%
9,900
19% Mar
Jan
1% Mar
'
preferred.
5%
—1
Eureka
44
Eureka Pipe Line common.
x45
5% Mar
6
^ Jan
ft
Jan
,Jan
16%
Feb
.
5%
_.l
Corp Ltd.
-Jan
300
6,900
44
1
Esquire Inc
42
75
15
.10
Jan
Jan
t
Jan
112% Mar
3
27
V,
81
,20%
3% Mar
2%
17
Feb
10
63
10%
17
pfd
»
81
21%
Equipment
-
Jan
73 % Mar
75
200
3%
21%" 21%
21%
...1
—1
i
Jan
63% Mar
i
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Equity Corp
*
19
Jan
3%
2% Mar
67
70% Mar
Common shares of beneficial Int.. ...1
Mar
28
3%
63
$5 pfd shares of beneficial int.
9
1,650
preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Mar
900
68 %
"3%
,.
9% Mar
73%
63%
63%
.25
$7
2%
71%
2%
100
Eastern States Corp
5% Mar
24
prior preferred
Eastern Malleable Iron
Jan
7%
Jan
17
Mar"
Jan
1%
Jan
13
Mar
4%
5}i Mar
8\
Jan
13
13%
Mar
81
Jan
114%
Jan
3%
Jan
Fi
♦
Mar
Fairchild
,
Camera
A
Instrument
1
27
27-
22%
Jan
22,000
4%
Jan
-7,200
10%
281,500
Fair child
Engine A Airplane
1
5%
; '5%
5%
Fansteel
Metallurgical
•
10%
10%
11%
-
page 29.
Jan
Jan
21% Jan
Mar
6%
1
'•'V.Vi"
''''^0.00
"3%
■
8%
8%
3
3%
60
Feb,
250
-
Electrographic Corp common
114%
Jan
35
6%
A
...2%
"Electric Bond A Share common
8%
Jan
Jan
Mar
3V4
Jan
18%
96 %
•
81
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
For footnotes
'7 v'lt,
Easy Washing Machine class B
1
2%
50%
14%
35
;
...
•
2.50
6%
Jan
%
3% Mar
800
8%
Co
Carnation Co common
Carolina Power A
7%
Jan
6
3%
Jan
12
5% Mar
„fo
-
Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
Feb
1,600
9
19%
3
2 % Mar
10
14%
14%
Duro Test
Feb
1,200
22%
i
47% Mar
Jan
110
American dep rets ord reg
—£1
—1
Duraloy (The) Co
Durham Hosiery class B common..
~
1
Mar
Dunlop Rubber Co Lt
Mar
20
Harris Co
Duke Power Co
Feb
14%
5%
5
Feb
17% Mar
*9
Feb
400
73%
Emsco Derrick A
Z
5%
6,700
20 %
Empire District Eleotfic 5%
Empire Millwork Corp.
common
Jan
Jan
7%
/
5% Feb
11
,
*
Draper Corp
24%,iTeb
2%
.100
Capital City Products
1,200
,1%
Dominion Steel & Coal class B
100
6 it
•
Jan
•
Jan
12
voting
preferred
Canadian Marconi
Jan
34%
Jan
%
Jan
5%
Jan
11%
Jan
16%
—1
Jan
common
7%
32
k
—1
Alcohof—~~
Class B' non-voting
Canadian Industries Ltd—
6V4
700
14,700
1,700
•
Raynolds class B
Domestic Credit Corp class A__
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
preferred
Industrial
1%
19% Mar
Jan
700
1
American dep rets ord reg 4s_
Dobeckmun Co common
"Z20
✓
Jan
3% Mar
;
..
Feb1
1,700
5
8'A
2%
...5
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commonZZZ
Mar
88%
Jan,'
10
2.50
1% Mar
9
Z__i
Jan
Feb
5
vMar
30
___•
8%
1% Mar
•
California Electric Power
Camden Fire Insurance
1
"13%
5,200
•
Jan
<
American dep rets 5%
preferred..—£1
Estate..
1
Calamba Sugar
2% Mar
.
Jan
14%
78% Mar
150
5
Manufacturing
Jan
•
Products
Jan
10
common
;
.
17
6%
Electric
Jan
108
4%
1,600
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry.
Detroit Steel Products
4%%
Cables A Wireless—
116
400
___25c
Eastern Gas A Fuel Assn common..
Cable
Jan
Jan
1,700
;
Feb
Mar
12%
3,600
t
z
77% Mar
26
104% Jan
20
,
11
Jan
1,200
'
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Dennison
19% Mar
19%
19%
7%
A
4%
9% Jan
113%
Z
....1
Detroit Gasket &
Jan
11%
1
~~12 %o
7% Mar
45% Mar
,
25% Mar
100
Feb
13%
dep rets
Burry Biscuit Corp
33%: Jan
-
5%
Inc..
23% Mar
.
24
2%
vl9
12
6% Jan
1,425
50% Mar
;
Jan
62%
Jan
5%
18%
'
Jan
2,400
:
...35
16%
!
•
39%
1
7% Mar
~2~50
Feb
5% Mar
5,400
i-
._50c
Jan
•
111van__ZZZZZZ
6%
Jan
Feb
Dayton Rubber Cu class A
5
5%
Jan
4%
'
3%
Dejay Stores common,
500
19
Feb
4%
2,500
2% Mar
Davidson-Brothers Inc common
23% Mar
19%
6%
'
.2.50
84% Mar
lo
Jan
1,400
Jan
Jan
12%
5%
Jan
4% Mar
Mar
2%
Jan
1%
9%
Jan
7% Mar
19
24
14
32%
Day Mines
Jan
51
8%
•
Jan
13% Mar
Jan
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Mar
9
Mar
78
'
Jan
8
D
Jan
160
--
31
Mar
16%
32
2.50
Line
A
4%
7%
100
175
_i
J
common
common
Ltd
Pipe
Hill
4
•
*
8% Mar
Jan
Mar
'
5,400
5%
;
Dominion Textile Co Ltd commonA
"
Co
11
50
21
lOa
class
B
(E L)
7%
2,900
11
6%
DistilfersZZZZZZZZZZZZZ 1
Bruce
Jan
Jan
£1
reg__
Power
Brown Forman
4% cumulative
Brown
"5% "9
52
270
£1
ord reg
Ltd—
Celanese
British
160
80 %
22
6
1'
Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
Tobacco—
Amer
British
99
23%
Co.ZZZZZZZZZZZZ*
6%
26% Mar
Jan
23
•
common
200
2,700
Feb
78
19
'
jon
8%
Jan
22
5%
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Light Co
British-American OiF
2%
3514
7%
80
•
common
Gas
1% Mar
33% Mar
22
.
.
Corp
56%
4% Mar
3.000
Curtis
800
11
"4%
Jan
•
Cuban Tobacco common
400
95
3
Atlantic Sugar
Feb
500
Jan
4% Mar
1%
30% Mar;
Drug Co common
Cuban
17
29,700
'
(Md)
Feb
7%
f
5,700
"A" partic
Jan
1%
:
Jan
15% Mar
5
Crowley Mllner & Go—
5%
34%
Feb
12%
78%, Jan
16%,, Jan
14% Mar
6
Crown Cent Petroleum
Jan
7%
xl5%
<
Feb
—1
—
12%
Jan
Feb
2% Mar
LL
Brewing Co
17%
Jan
65%
1,200
Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred
2
15
99
Mach" Co" com"*
Manufacturing Co
Jan
7% Mar
5% Mar
Jan
Jan
44%
5%
11%
900
1%
(ord reg)._£l
Crown
12%
500
^
Feb
n
receipts
dep
3%
50
f-
5%
12%
j
_
Bridgeport
14%
-
Jan
%
.
2%
26%
50
convertible preferred
5% Mar
Jan
8%
223,700
8%
4% Jan
6% Mar
10
Jan
1,200
16%'
Croft
11% Mar
1%
7%
ZZZZZZZ*
.
common
Brazilian Traction
38%
Jan
33%
1
Bohack (H C) Co
common
•
5%% prior cumulative
preferred. 100
Borne, Scrymser Co
2s
Breeze
9%
1,300
Ridge Corp common
ZZ_1
Blumenthal (8) A Co common.—,i;_ _*
Inc
35% Mar
13,100
6%
Zl
Blue
Bourjois
300
1,300
1
common—25
common
common
Birdsboro Steel
Fdry A
Blauner
«
11%
1
Benrus
Feb
•
Inc_ZZZZZZZZZZZ
Beau-Brummel Ties common
Beck (AS) Shoe
Corp
Z_ZZZI
Blckford's
: 37
11%
19
Jan
7%
600
_•
Crown Cork Internat'l
Baumann (L) & Co common
Benson
37'
1
LtdZ
Pwr
59%
Jan
Jan
7%
900
-
15%
——1
common
Crosley Motors Inc.,
Corp
Aircraft
52%
3,200
100
Refractories
Bellanca
55
shares
Barcelona Tr Lt
Basic
53%
17%
18,300
„
.1
American
Locomotive—
Feb
"
7,200
$1 preferred class A
Petroleum common
Creole Petroleum
Babcock
Jan
900
5c
Cosden
Courtaulds Ltd—
B
Jan^
64%
1,400
Jan
1,300
11%
13,100
Corroon &
Jan
150
Feb
9% Mar
60% Mar
500
"
common
Jan
9%
Jan
1,100
17
Jan
7%
Jan
150
5%
25 '
Ayrshire Collieries Corp
4%
Feb
1
Cornucopia Gold Mines..
Feb
8
Jan
Continental Foundry & Machine Co—1
Cook Paint & Varnish Co.
f
Feb
100
.
3%
6 Va
700
1
Jan
51
15% Mar
2,300
5%
8%
2% Mar
-
3,600
100
Jan
Jan
3% Mar
38% Jan
600
.100
Consolidated Liquidating Gorp_:
±—•
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—5
Consolidated Royalty i.011
lo
Jan
Feb
7%
Feb
400
1
Jan
21%
Feb
■
Feb
275
—_—*
4%% series B preferred
Feb
7
37
•
•'
Consolidated Gas Utilities
Mar
21%
8%
Pwr Bait com—•
1—;
Feb
173
"
4%
6%
'
Vtc ext to 1956——.
New common
Jan
95% Mar
22
Jan
'"3%
.
25
3%
Jan
r
600'
„
—1
67%
Jan
5%
3,300'
7%
25
Consol Gas Elec Lt A
10%
-
Jan
14%< Jan '
14% Jan
r
V.: !§
Jan
50%
5
6%
Feb
21%
ordinary.
Commodore Hotel Inc
12 % Mar
% Mar
1,400
.
53%
•
preferred
9%
Co common,
•
142%
650
"
7
.
'
50
Feb
Jan
85% Mar
Feb •:
'
14% Jan
2,420'
21%
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
8%
500
Community Public Service.
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Mar
Jan
26%
81% "Jan
'-94
7,700
•
Colt's
5%
4%
\
.
1
Jan
11%
•M5%
15
1
Jan
23
•
4% "
Colonial Sand A Stone Co
116% Mar
25%
21%
161% 173
.
1
Colonial Airlines
Jan
12%
-
4%.
common
Colon Development
Jan
11
Jan
15%
—1
4% preferred series>C
„1
.
12%
Jan
23% Mar
6%
i
Inc
10%
4,600
Z*
Automatic Voting Machine
Avery (B F) & Sons common
10%
2,300
11%.
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IIZZZ
ZZZZZZZZZl
Co
10%
22%
24
l
*'
3%. Jan
Inc
1% Mar
6%
3% Mar
'
Cockshutt Plow
4 % Mar
Jan
115% 116%,
•
4,000
700
;
CJub Aluminum Products Co
Jan
112
Feb
50
-
20
9%
1,700
:
Clayton A Lambert Manufacturing;.*—4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
3% Mar
6% Mar
84%
i 9
—5
10
—1
Homes
Controller
Co—
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
Jan
13%
6%
12%
1
5%
84%
.
10
common
City & Suburban
Jan
3%
-
12%
■
common
City Auto Stamping—!
Mar
6%
Corp
Cities Service
4Vh Mar
6%
~_1q
Corp warrants
Plywood Corp
6%
16,600
3%
$7~pfdZZ
preferred.
Steel
Jan
3%
Associated Tel & Tel class A
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Automatic
1,100
3%
-
4%
—
1
AmerlcaZ "
♦
Mar
6%
5%
Aspinook (The) Corp
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Associated Electric Industries—
>v
American dep rets
£1
reg
Associated Laundries of
Atlas
128
1
non-voting
Line
35
4%
1
Equipment Corp
Oil A
Refining Co
Coast
Feb
6%
5
£1
Ashland
Atlas
27%
Jan
Ltd—
Co
6% preferred
Arkansas Power A
Light
Atlantic
•
17.200
3/4
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%%
pfdZZZZlOO
Argus Inc
Arkansas Natural Gas common
conv
Feb
35
u
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
$1.20
:
31
32%
2
Angostura-Wupperman
Aro
(
Feb
Jan
33
u
dep rets ord reg
A
37'A Mar
31
26
1,600
5%
common
34%
26% Mar
28
preferredZZZZ—5
;
100
37%
27%
26%
1 % Mar
5% Jan
400'
—10
Cherry-Burrell common
5
Chesebrough Manufacturing com—__10
Chicago Rivet A Machine
4
Chicago A Southern Air Lines
•
Voting trust certificates
—*
Chief Consolidated Mining
1
Charis
250
37%
26%
26%
4%
Products
Common class
850
26%
5%
common
5
High
C
—v—
preferred ——
100
preferred opt div series
100
pfd opt div series. 1929.1—-.100
Century Electric Co common
10
Century Investors Inc
2
Convertible preference —:
.—10
Cessna Aircraft Co cQmmon
—.1
Chamberlin Co of America
2.50
Jan
1,800
4%
*
Paper
Amer
Jan
16%
10c
common
5%
Anglo-Iranian Oil
13%
300
600
5%
Conv
41% Mar
'
:
22% Mar
Conv
36% Mar
Jan
10% Jan
3%
2
preferred
Angerman Co Inc
Jan
39
•
common
American Thread
I
1%
5%
5
5%
7 'lo
;
16%
ZZZZIIlIo
American Writing
preferred
1 %
14%
*-
__
100
1
pfd
100
SCentral States Elec 6% preferredi.100
3.50%
'
34%
600
Low":
Central Power & Light 4%
Jan
"3%
•
Post
2%
2
common
Class E
Anchor
Jan
l
American Natural Gas Co 6%
pfd™25
American Potash & Chem class A
•
series
2
'
/
25
Superpower Corp
Co—L
Corp of America
Central Maine Tower-Co—
>
Feb
115
110% Mar
;
50
-r-r
20
Manufacturing Co comZ
American Republics
American Seal-Kap
125"
Range Since Jannary 1-
-
High
i 5%
4%.
-.1
Jan
Mar
•
1
Catalin
4
9% Mar
87/a Jan
1,700
35
11%
1
Laundry Machine
$6
3,100
2J/s
11%
1
Maracaibo Co
American Metal Products
American Meter Co
1
2
2 %
25
American
Amer
93/4.
110% 110%
10c
American
J
9%
9%
100
$2.50 convertible preferred
American Hard Rubber Co
American
2s 6d
common—
common
.10
Electric—
American General Corp common
$2 convertible preferred
*
Co
Central Ohio Steel Products
B
Shares
«
Castle (A M) A
American Cities Power A
LightClass
(J. W)
Products
Casco
Mar
83
for Week
*
dep rets B oAJ—
Amer
Caner
»
1
dep rets A phi
Amer
I
til Mar
ft Jan»
4,500
1%
82
15
Jan
18
'1%
loo
•
50%
Sales
Range
Low.
Par
Ltd—
Carreras
4
Jan
50'/a Mar
Feb
<
i
Jan
8%
Mar
45%
Week's
»
>
■f
58% Mar
1,000
99% 100
•
common
Filter
American
54
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Sale Price-: of Trices
-,
1
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High
Low
Friday
Last
New Yerk Curb Exchange
.
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Aluminium Ltd
■>
54
*
Range Since January 1
Shares
High
99%
100
-
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing....
Aluminum Industries common
Amer Air
Low
■
•
common
preferred
of Pricee
STOCKS
'
/
%
Jan
29% Mar
6%
Feb
12 %
Jan
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•
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&
YORK
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
CURB
STOCKS
V
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Prices,
Loto
;
Par
of
High
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Fire Association (PhJla)..
120
2%
2%
4,000
33 %
33 %
20
irst York Corp common
dividend, cumulative preferred
.
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76
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American deposit
Ford
Motor of
Class A
Class
3%
reg
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21
24%
24^
25
25
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(Peter) Brewing
convertible
(Geo
21
25
28
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4,400
11% Jan
8% Mar
9%
300
7%
7%-
100
*
350
32
34
12%
12%
'7%
29%
1,900
Feb
11%
Jan
Jan
7%
Feb
10
Jan
Mar
Klein
(D Emil)
Kleinert
Knott
Gatineau
Power Co common—..
•
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15%
Gellman'Mfg Co common
i
1
General Alloys Co-.——
General Builders Supply Corp com—1
5% convertible preferred
25
General Electric Co Ltd—
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/
dep rets ord reg_
4%
k.
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———•
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44% Mar
6,200
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50
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125
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43%
8%
43
Jan
9%
Jan
3% Jan
;
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,
13%
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Feb
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46
163
10
160%
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Feb
34
1,300
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34
Jan
Jan
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600
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.
83%
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preferred
52
*
700
52
81
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700
2
15
15
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•
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200
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,
Mar
'10
19%
19
19%
19%
19 Va**
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11%
11%:
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100
120
105% 106 %
82%
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1
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8%
113
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a
,
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4,300
ian
10
14
•
12
1,200
1
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•
Jan
15%
Jan
■
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83% Mar
:
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Jan
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Jan
12 y«
11%
Mar
22
Jan
27
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26% Jan
23
24
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10.200
600
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24
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26%
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7<800
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Ay* ¥6r
Feb
,7 %
-
■ •
27% Mar
Jan
Mar
350
23
1
.1
;
1% Feb
*
Louisiana Land Ap Exploration.
1
Loplsiana Power $ tight $6 pfd-..--•
Lypch Corp
————-—-2,
30%
30ys
30%
5,100
26Va. Jan
14% Mar '
May'
Mar'
31% Mar,
13%
13
13%
1,200
111% Feb
m2 Mar
*14% Jam
8%
8%
400
8
Va Jan
14%
14%
600
14
Jgn
13
500
12% Mar
13%
-ft
10
—
Mangel Stores common—
Manlschewitz (The B) Co
13%
13% Mar
54,500
585
152
121 ,/Jan:
131
Jan
106
14%
12%
a
...
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;
113%
9% Feb
-115% Ma?-.
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21 Vs*
4%
4%'
7%
7%
:
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—
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7
7
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4% Jan
100
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2,500
7%
7
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800
7%
9%
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9%
2%
2 }|{,
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9%
9%
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4,100
213
26
450
13
14%.
900
100
20%
1,200
20%
20%
9% Jan
101!
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3% Jan
20
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2%
2
2
1
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5%
6%
•
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30 y«
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5»/4 Mar
30. .Mar
.32% Jan
1%
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1,400
225
5 V2
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30
,
Feb;
loy»Mar
2,600
Jan
34
Feb
6% Mar
101
•
7%
7%
2%
2%
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2,200
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75
7%
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1
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4%
300
14% Mar
Feb
5,000
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28%
30%
11,400
28% Mar
>
22
23%
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22
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02y4
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2
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30% Mar ■'
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23% Mar:,
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Mar
5%
6
13%
6
500
800
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16% Jan
7% Feb
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13%
•13%
1% ian
5%
N
12% Mar
10
Nachman.Corp
Namm's
Inc
3%
:
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3%
378
6Q0
3%
Jan
Hess common
National Breweries common
Mallinson
Fabrics
National Mfg & Stores common
National Pressure Cooker common
Radiator
Rubber
7%
"8
1,300
1
3%
3%
3%
900
England
11,300
7%
7%
7%
500
12%
12%
100
8%
9%
1,700
35% Mar
Tel Ac
~9%
95%
95
Mar
New
12%
8y»
7
8%
600
6%
7%
1,300
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10 Vt
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,
5%
4%
5%
96
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32% Feb
,
36% Mar
13
Mar
9
Jan
Jan
14
Jan
8% Jan
11
Jan
10 Ya
8
Mar
9% Jan
6% Jan
7% Jan
Jan
18% Mar
17Va
33
Jan
Jan
4% Feb
4
27% Mar
12%
Tel.———100
Mar
3
Neptune Meter common
Nestle Le Mur Co common—
Peh
350
12%
3%
National
3% Jan
7,300
31%
8% Mar
3%
19%
3%
29%
4y»
Radio...
6% Jan
17% Jan
3'%
27%
32
5%
Machinery
Car Ltd
National Transit common
Union
1
'
Jan
3%
"3%
Co—
5% Jar
Jan
•
1
4
27%
2
4
10
•
1
30c
5
:—1
3
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1
*
13%
12% Mar
3% Mar
-25
7% preferred
National Fuel Gas
National
4
—1
common
National Bellas
13%
2% Jan
53.800
2y2
Jan
1,600.
24%
Jan
900
5%
Jan
310
92%
Feb
>
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8% Jan'i
7% Mar
12%
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104
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7%
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97
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1,553
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105,
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Mar
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5
1,200
1,200
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3% Jan
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5%
6
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500
106% 107
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25
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8% Feb
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8y8
•
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7% Mar
; ,8% Jan
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900
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jan *
8 :. 1 Mar
7% Mar
1
5%
116, Mar
6% Jan.
/Jan,
6%
200
1V% ',1%
8
53
20
3,000
7%,
7%
non-cumulative dividend shares—•
Monogram Pictures common
Monongahela Power Co—
14.40%" cumulative preferred.——_100
4.80%" cumulative pfd" series B^~100*
Monroe Loan Society com class A—1
Montgomery Ward «fe Co* class* A
•
Moody Investors participation pfd
•
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Mountain Producers
-10
Mountain States Power common
-•
Mountain States Tel & Tel..——-100
Rights w i——
——-—
>Mt Verncn-Woodtoury, Mills
5
Murray Ohio Mfg Co..
*
Muskegon Piston Ring common
2.50
Muskogee Co common—
10
Muter Company common
50c
•
2% Feb
1% Jan
104 Va Mar 1
5V4 Jan.
5% Jan
7,000
5%.
55%
__
F
common
5%
•:
•
..15,
Piping At Supply common
2,000
.
V/a Jan
Ja n:
77/» Jan
17
"Feb-
;
13% Jan
1,800
1%
,.
,81
Jan
6% Mar
200
6%15%,
5%
!25C
7%
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/x7Va Mar-
.1% Jan
,
100,
5%
Oil Co
50
4%
—
common—
Jan
3%
400
1%
15
1%
Jan
7% Jans
121% Jan
| 4% Mar
6% Jan,
WOO
30
1
2.50
Co
T -2%
Feb,
6%
18%, Jan
7,600
—i.
preferred—
Jan
2% Jan
Mead Johnson &.Cp—
Menasco Mfg Co
1:—
Merritt Chapman As Scott Corp—
A preferred
*30%.Mar
600
7Va
7
20%
...
^...
tJlVaMar:
36
Marconi' International Marine,
Communication Co, Ltd
—
Marion Power Shovel-.—
Massey Harris common.
convertible, preferred
14% Ja n
;
.
31Va Mar
*
Mapes Consolidated Mf« Co—
National Steel
:
Feb
10 Va
1,725
National
—
Preference
15%
800
8% Jan
1
Feb'
Corp com class A—*
Julian & Kokenge Co
22
,'
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8% Jan
7% Jan
11
%
29%
Sulphur Co (N J)
20V4
125 Va.
National
Lake
22
——
ian
:;-:.Feb,V;
«102
75%
4,750
Jan
13
Jan
103
,1,100
f 81
11%
Il%
—*
preferred
-100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing vtc____*
Irving Air Chute.
!
I
1
Brown Stores common
.
Molybdenum Corp
20
/
98% Jan
8%
'
1,100
15 >15%
:
18y4 Mar.
11% Feb
^200
4.90%
Jefferson
x!5.?a Feb,,
13
A,000
9,10Q.
113%:
10
Missouri Public Service common..
Mar"
4
20
18% Mar
»
V-1.000
100% 101
,
105%
8,000
'••■
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Jim
7% Jan .:
ian.f
14%
Feb,
Jan
Jan
28
13
50,
Mining Corp of Canada..—...
•
Minnesota Power, <k Light 5% pfd^-100
18% Jan
3% Mar :
——•
Jeanette Glass Co common
12 Va
,
13
.4%% convertible preferred..
'
—*
International Products—
Italian Superpower
:
Jan ;
5% Mar
•
International Petroleum: coupon shs
w
8V» Jan /
8V4 Jan',
22% Jan
142%
Miller Wohl Co
3% ifan
7% Mar
<
;
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,,
Mid-West Refineries
Mar
16
3% Jan
14% Jan
''
—50
Mar
6
400
Mar-
5
12% Jan
■
118
Midwest
2% ian
17% ian
'Feb
Hydro-Electric—
$3.50 series——.—
Feb
135
Midwest
4% Jan
52
Feb,
14
;
f
American dep receipts registered—£1
Indianapolis Pwrdfc Light 4% pfd_—100
Insurance Co of North America——lo.
Inernational Cigar Machinery...
2,100
2,400
j;
-14% Feb
Jan
120V2
Mid-West
"
3 Va..
.1—5'
Imperial Oil (Canada) coupon.
•
Registered _—.——
•
Imperial Tobaccofof Canada
5;
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain St
-Ireland ;
£1
n%
6%
7%.
7%
6
12%
137%
,$2
88% Mar
Feb,
175
14%
4
Imperial Chemical Industries—
com
.
Jam
2%-Jan~.
100
100
Midvale
Mar
23
Jan
4
:
110% Jan
48% Jan
8% Jan
100
2% J 2%
14%
,18%
4,400
4%
4
5?v;>'
Common stock warrants.——
Light
16
10% Feb
6V« Mar
20,
Michigan Sugar Co common--.——
,6% preferred
—«.+..«—.10
Micromatio Hone, Corp —
—
1
Middle States Petroleum common
1
Middle West Corp common—
5
Midland Gil Corp $1 conv preferred—•
Midland Steel Products—
48% Jan
.
2% Mar
31 1
Jan
22 Va
%;.
86%
Manufacturing Co.. I—5;,:
pfd..
&
700
10%
10%
16%
-L
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
102
108 y2
;-5
Illinois Zinc Co common.
Lpng Island Lighting Cor—;"
^Participating
Jan
13% Mar
Mar
77
Mar
2%
163
Hussman Refrigerator $2.25
Power
14%
9% Feb
.
2% Mar.
200
2%
.5
(Texas) —....
LpnginesrWittnauer Watch Ce__
Metal Textile Corp common——
Mar
16
12%
'
43%
....
Iowa
2 V2
7% Jan
13% Jan
4%
Mesabi Iron Co..
11% Jan
'
Jan
9%
•
...100
Iowa
600
26% Mar
26% Jan
Lpne Star- Gas Co
rft%%
8% Jan
Jan
--
10%
(Harvey ) Inc common...
Humble Oil & Refining—
Illinois G & E com w d—.1
1,100
14
•
LpWaw Groceterias class A—-Class B
Locke Steel Chain.;
Warrants
Feb
33%
Iowa
9%
|15y«
McClanahan OU Co common..—
McKee (A G) & Co class B
—
Feb,-."
2% Jan ' "
Jan
500
Jan
50%
12% Mar >
800
'
46%
-
34%
...
Registered shares
9
~2%
5
1
Lake Shore Mines Ltd—
1
Lakey Foundry & Machine
1
Lamson Corp of Delaware.,
5,
Lanston Monotype, Machine—...——3
La Salle Extension University—
ft
Lefcourt Realty "common
1.
Le Tourneau ,(R QX Ipc.—w..—1
Lionel Corp ^common
——
•
Lipton (Thos J) Inc 6% ^preferred—23
5%
Mar
1
c
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100
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-
525
■
6%
17
6% Jan
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—15
Hubbell
Metal
14% Mar
15
Maine Public Servlco Co.
Jan
'• 12
Feb
14%
•
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....
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13 Vi
13% Mar
McAleer Mfg Co common—
47%
•
'
100
10%
12%
'
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Preferred
12 Vt Mar
M
16 y2 Mar ^
a:
Jan
2,900
14%
12%
*
-
International
200
200
-9%
-
Macklntosh-Hemphlll Co
Feb,
.111%
,
4% Mar
•10%
3,500:
8
10
5
Holophane Co common—
Hydro-Electric Securities.
Hygrade Food Products
Jan,
Jan
13
14%
?
44% Feb
Jan
200
73i
—1"
——
—
lft Jan
Mgr
31% Feb J
■l-.i 10% Feb
Jan
80
1%
19%
110 Ynk
V 137
> 16% Mar
..100
1—10
'
146% Mar
-
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109%
700
10%
'
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1
7%
Jan,
:
2
preferred
Mar,
18
10
12%
1?% ign
x-'f; i 9
■■i
-.100
Horn & Hardart Baking Co
Hardart common
Jan
lVa Jan,
14
deposit
6 ft preferred B ctfs of deposit
Jan
Fgb
>'16% Mar
40% Mar
600
11%'
48%
16
& Co
.11%
5,800
18
9% Mar
7% preferred A, ctfs of
65
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r > 26% Oah
900
1%
.25c
Inc
II,500
xl^
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-
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t
20%
—
6
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6%
-
1
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Hoe (R) & Co class A...
Hollinger Consolidated G M
Holly Stores Inc—
Jan
,
1 Va
16%
liJ8
Corp,(new)
^Common certificates
Jan!
Mar '
*47% Mar
:
•
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200
4%
+*
I...
(
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; 80
Jan V
Feb
128%
1.300
11
'
1%!
Heller Co common—
.
10
,180
i,
28%
16%
48%;
—
45'
^
,
jan
;,
300
:
111
L.
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..
Mar
.9
.
100
41%
:
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Dept Stores common
Hecla Mining Co...
Helena Rubinstein common
•
4%. Mar. ; :
61% Jan ; :
1,800
38%
39%
-25
Hearn
v
v
Jan ,'.■
,'18%Mar:
2% Mar
A-Mar
900
:
;'
7 10%V
10
'
„5
Henry Holt & Co common
2%
•
142
•
—1
Hathaway Bakerfes Inc.—
Jan
Jan
45
U
Paper common
—
2.100
17%
Lit Brothers common
13
,
25
•
64Va .65
iVy4 ian
v
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300
6,500
—5
Hartford Electriq Light—
Hartford Rayon common—..
Harvard Brewing. Co___..____.._.
w_—
3%
3%
19% Feb f
Jan/^
l7/a
18,800
I
44
•
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r
,
5% Jan
14'/a Max ;:
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—•
Hail Lamp Co„.—
Hamilton Bridge, Co Ltd———
1st convertible
,107% Feb
V:*:" 11% Mar
H
Huyler's common:
Mgr "
:116% MAr
74
—2
Gypsum Lime St Aiabastine_____
Hurd Lock St
101
Feb
v;-v 11
1^500
2%
43
Grocery Stores Products common.v.25c
Gulf. States Utilities $4.40 pfd^.—lOO
5%
4% Feh
='-.\
Jan
V
"1,000
"2%
.
Hormel (Geo A)
107% Jan
8%. Feb
3,
Mar
5M» MaT
V
11,300
—10
Grand Rapids Varnish—;
__
1
Gray Manufacturing Co_>
—1—
5
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Non-voting common stock
I
7% 1st preferred——
___r__10Ci.
Great Northern Paper—
_________25
w w
Jan
Jan
25
I,400
3%
—
>
500
25%%26
___
Horder's
8ys Mar.
113% Mer
•
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Class A.-;———
38%
21
39%
24Vi
Jan:
:
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i.—r
.
13
105% Mgr
8% Mar
42
Feb,
24% Mar
3% Feb;
Jan
7
3,600
39%
23
Laclede-Christy Company
L*Alglou Apparel Inc—
Jan '
*49% Feb *
.
4,400
15.%
•
Goldfield Consolidated Mines—
5%% preferred w
7%
F?b
y. 14W
v
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Gorham inc class Al_—
Gorhani Manufacturing common
A9c preferred
2%
2,000
19%
5
conv
8%
8
6V«
39%
Krqpp (The) Forge Co-
"
Jan
4%
:
990
.3%
18%
_1
Manufacturing Co
103% Feb
Jan
7% Feb :
>
•
Feb
>'
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Gbbel (Adolf) Inc common
Godchaux Sugars class A
■:>
?
Jan .;
25
Glenmore -Distilleries .class B__
Hazeltine Corp
;
> 41% Jan ;
2,500
100
•
_„i.
10% Mar
10
23%Mar;
•
7y2 Mar
f 900
:
6
3%' ;
•5%
Globe Union Co Inc.—
Hammermill
6%
10oy4
-~6
19%
...
$4.50 prior preferred
400
r
12% Jan
3% Jan
Feb
v
45%
1
—
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
;
8 %
44%
_•
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——_
Goodman
7
.
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Classi ,B
2
3% Mar
107%
Gladding McBean <fc £o__
Glen Alden Coal
t.1;
.
6% Mar
;:;~7V*
_l
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines.
:i'
700
4% Jan
iy«Mar
?
....
Gerity-Mich Corp
t
500
12 %
23
Kreuger Brewing, Cd—...—
93y< Feb,
6% Jan
'
Georgia Power $6 preferred
$5 pt3ferred
a
i
400
1%
3%
16% Jan
•
Jan
'
23
General Phoenix Corp,
1
General Plywood -Corp common.
50c
General Public Service $6 preferred-.*
,
5'V
1%
,_£1
1
10
_
'■5% preferred series A—
Gilchrist Co
15% Jan
91
3%
General Fireprooftag com mon.—•
General Outdoor Adv 6% pfd__
100
V-
300
i
12
Mar
13 >4 Mar.
k
,
General Finance Corp common.
Gilbert (A
16
9% Jan
100
,
21
11 Va Jan
Co common—,
Kobacker Stores
_100
'5%' preferred
:
7% Feb
Feb,
117
Jan
13 y4
(I B) Rubber Co..
Hotels
15%
105% 105 %
Klrkland Lake G U Co Ltd..
13% Mar
500
10%
12%
-lOOr
-—-
Jan !
34
High
4% ian
*U4ya Feb
'
21
13 y4
10%
__
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
'4%% preferred
Kings County Lighting commpn
4% cumulative preferred—
King Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
ii
42,700
6
y2
150
V
..
Key. Co common
Kidde (Walter) &, Co—
Feb;
18
19
Kennedy's Inc—
26% Feb
Jan
Bange Since January 1
Low
pfd
K&ngas Gas Si Electric 7%
Kawneer Co
5% Jan
Jan
-
22%
9,200
16 %-
8%
preferred
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n
13 %
Franklin Simon Av Co Inc common.
j4Vz%
1,000
;y.
-
■.
High
5%
5%
Kaiser-Frazer Corp—
'
American deposit receipts bearerFort Pitt Brewing Co..—
Fuller
•3% Feb
Sales
Shares
K
Feb
*•:
Ford Motor of France— *
Fox
1,600
.
for Week
ef Prices
Low
Par
33 % Mar
16% Feb
Week's
Bange
..
'
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non-voting___
voting
B
3%
:
Rale Prfce
Jan
31% Mar
Ford Motor Co
..Last'
-
-
Jan
3%
f
200
STOCKS
s
,
High
Feb1
2% Mar
75
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.
New York Curb Exchange
FishmbiKlM H> Co—
:5c to $1
•
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Loto
68%
4
Friday
."-J-
for Week
Shares
Range
Price
MABCH 31
Sales
Week's
Last
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27
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BANGE FOB WEEK ENDED
New York Curb Exchange
(1379)
4% Feb
Feb
4%
.35 y« Mar
6% Feb
97
Jan
28
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1380)
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
EXCHANGE
CURB
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NEW
Monday, April 3, 1950
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
MARCH 31
Week's
Friday
Friday
•
Week's
Sales
Last
,
stocks
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
y
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
1
Range Since January 1
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New Haven Clock Si Watch
1
Co
374
-25
New Jersey Zinc
&
Mexico
New
Park
New
Process
New
York Auction
New
YoA Si Honduras Rosarto
8%
74
common
Co
r. 28
..10
10%
18%
19%
1,500
16%
16%
17%
45,500
U
12%
12%: 13
2,800
-.
18%
1
Niagara Hudson Power common—5
Niagara Share Corp common•
9%
9%
,~5
Northeast
North
RR
Ind
11%
7%
Jan
Samson
Feb
Savoy
13
Jan
•
37«
43%
■
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U*
Jan.
7%
42%
Jan
3%
Jan
93%
Feb
.
2% .Jan J
-
15Vt
15%
101
12,700--•
6%
...
Serrick
Shattuck
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Ogden Corp
common
Ohio Brass Co class B
Ohio
Power
4% 9o
Oliver United Filters
300
..
337a
12%
13
17%
1774
1774
16%
16%:.
100
10%
1174
545
114%
Feb
Mar
37%
Jan
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
J
Jan
18 '
Feb
18%
400
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100
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Jan
77»
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174
174
1,400
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Jan
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11% Mar
12% Mar
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10% Mar
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-
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-
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9%
Feb
-
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274
274
300
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2%
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2274
2,700
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6174
6374
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2174
22
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22%
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Jan
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Jan 1
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153a
400
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1,100
Jan
4
17% Mar
18%
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Silex Co common
174
147i
674
674
*
5
*
Corp 01 America class A
Sick's Breweries Ltd
;
Jan
17
-
Mar
'
7,100
277a
91
1
1
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Jan
1% Mar
200
26
91
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1
100
17 4:.
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13
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,
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174
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1
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13%
% 1%
5,700
17s
-
.
.
Jan
Jan
i ».274
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Feb
2674
—-—1
preferred
4%
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33
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Jan
Feb
2,900
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.
33
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.
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174
4374
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114
33
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1%
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114 %
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class
174
43%:
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Oklahoma Natural Gas
Omar Inc
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common
preferred
2%
25%
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-
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Jan
1,000
374
>
Feb
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1
common
Sherwin-Williams
■
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1%
27/a
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3074 Mar
Mar
:1
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-
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4,400
Allotment certificates
Semler
.
-
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Jan
15% Mar
500
:
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6 V#
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prior stock
$5.50
102% Mar
Mar
Bros
Seeman
6
•
Jau
374
Segal Lock & Hardware—
Selby Snoe Co
;
Selected Industries Inc common
Convertible stock
3% Mar
10% Mar
•
V 120
8%
Feb
Jan
Mar,:
48
i-\
84%.. Jan
774
10%
Co
Corp
Securities
24% MarI
Jan
2%
2,500
-
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I« Mar
300
102% 102%
Scullin
Jan
23 Va
274
Manufacturing
15 V4
14% Jan
500
11%.
Scovill
17% Mar
■
High
Jan
2,200
1
Inc common
(D A)
Schulte
10%
297af
—25c
Fisher Brick Co—
Sayre Si
1374
6,000
4,100
24% Mar
127 a
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--1
United Corp common
Oil Inc (Del)
2534r:.;l
24%
1274
J
19% Mar
Jan 1
Low
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49
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Dome
31 ?•;
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.
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Salt
i
,
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Mar
-
500.i.
46
1074
102%:
4%%. pfd- .100
8erv
Feb
v,
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15%
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Pub
Jan
St
2474
Joseph Light & Power w d
Lawrence Corp Ltd common
1st convertible preferred
Jan
76%
Feb
112% Jan
600
%
il
17
.
4,300
23%
3
—1
Airlines
Penn
Northern
45
lis
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10
23
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—
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North American Utility Securities-
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North Central Texas Oil
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-
9%
v
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High
S
1%
-v
Mar
-
.10%
700
.
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Feb
jr.;-V*
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28
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~
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Jan
59
Feb
Jan
7-
200
28 %"
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1%
65
28
York Shipbuilding
"Pounders shares-,-
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1
23
7
Mar
7%
800
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5
3% Mar
49
'
13,500
"
74
7
common
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100
4,000
?
9
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New-' York
54j/4
8:/4
1
Mining Co
Co
V
1%
% Mar
300
334
53 7s
54
...1
Land
Arizona
New
74
Range
of Trices
High.
Low
High,
%
.-20
convertible preferred
4%%
Low
Exchango
'
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Par
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
New York Curb
Jan
£?:,
18% Feb
3Vs Mar
4% Mar
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28
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100
preferred-
Simplicity Pattern common
;
Simpson's Ltd class B___
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep
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Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
574
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28
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Pacific
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common
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1st preferred
5%
1st
5%
redeemable
preferred
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$130
1st
preferred—
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Page-Hersey Tubes
Pancoastai Oil
•
:
25,900
29,600
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South
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15%
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25
Jan.
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Feb
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3
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17
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27%
10%
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12
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5,200
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2.50
preferred
63%
Jan
Jan
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5
•
1.900
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500
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-
Feb
' Mar
12
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11%
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106%
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Quebec Power Co
15
-Mar
95
^Mar-
9%
Jan
12% Mar
Jan
7%
1,900
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375
7%
1.700
106% 108%
156
•
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Railway & Light Securities—
Voting common
Railway & Utility Investment A^
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common—-
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$3 convertible preferred
10% Mar
103%
Jan
(Robert) Si Co
Finch
Oil
99%
Jon
14%
Feb
104% Mar
17% Mar
11% Mar'
7
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Jan
98
'Jan
13% Mar
23%
300
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Tampa
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4
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Electric
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2,900
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47,300
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Co
4%
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2,500
.
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874 Mar
7% Mar
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4
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•
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1474
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13
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119
100
12%
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47,900
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common
common
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200
Feb
13 V2
35 74
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180
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:
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preferred
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4
1
Jan
1%
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1
Jan
3
3,200
27s Mar
4
Jan
3
374
8,100
2%
Jan
374
17% Mar
1974
U
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Feb
26
26
50
2074
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26
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14 74 Mar
1
1174
11
1274
8,000
•
common
80c
convertible
preferred
14 Va
13 74
14 Vs
2,600
Realization
Corp
32% Mar
Union Gas of Canada
2.100
2% Mar
4,800
2
Feb
.5
3 Va
Jan
2%
Jan
102%
Feb
Union
Investment
Co_.
190
98%
Jan
200
25
Jan
9
Mar
9%
1,600
9
Mar
40
Mar
Aircraft
United
7%
2,200
6% Jan
22% Mar
9% Mar
10
Jan
8% Mar
22%
23
10%
10 Va
10%
4,300
8%
Jan
10% Mar
9%
9 Va
9%
42,900
7%
Feb
9% Mar
1
5V4
5
5%
700
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•
3%
400
7% Mar
4%
10
600
1,000
Feb
3% Mar
7%
Jan
25 %
Jan
8 Va
Jan
6%
Jan
5%
Jan
11%
Feb
United
Products
Chemicals
Corp
•
100
common—50c
75c
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1 %
774
100
725
Jan
Jan
Jan
3 74
Feb
274 Mar
1274
9874 Mar V
64
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33
51%
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40 74
27%
29 74
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355.700
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27% Mar
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16.800
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-
40
-
17%
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374
Feb
9.700
150
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274 Mar
8.100
3974
28 %
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8 74
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11
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6,200
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1674
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United Light A Railways
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Union Stock Yards of Omaha
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74
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Union Oil Co of California—
36 %
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2
2 74
16
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Jan
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Unexcelled Chemical Corp
26 V8
101
Feb
Mar
U
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Jan
3%
1,300
273
74
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9 Va
10374 Mar
3
.
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23%
7%
Feb
Trunz Inc
Tung-Sol Lamp Works
27%
2U
7%
101 %
1,300
400
9%
Jan
Jan
200
,
2
18
550
35
10174 10374
Feb
1774
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100
78 Mar
45
174
36
•
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2%
9%
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Mar
1,300
3
1
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warrants
74
1,800
1%
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2%
35
102
5% Mar
Feb
2l/a
100
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38
174
5% Mar
Feb
4
3%
l
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36
174
200
74
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Feb
2%
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58
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Jan
16
Jan
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102
100
100
16
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-
257a Mar f
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•
Feb
1174
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25c
29
1.23
2e»
8,700
17%
4%
4%
35
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Lux Corp
1% Mar
-
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1
t
common
Toledo
1
1
-
1
registered- __£1
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Todd Shipyard Corp common
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Toklan Royalty Corp
_70c
Jan
24 V*
24%
'~2%
5
common
'
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v
6%i -13.900
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25'/a
10
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
•6 Va £
5%
Amer deposit rets ord
Feb
24%
24%
29
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American dep receipts for ord
reg—£1
Rome Cable Corp common
3
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
8,200
2% J 3
~7%
1
3774 Mar
•
6%
common
Corporation
Thorofare
Jan
14%
55% Mar
•
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
see
Jan
'
7%
4.
Feb.
lOVaJans,
347/a
.
Feb
159
-
Jan
1
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Jan
,,18%
.
True Temper Corp
1
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Richmond Radiator
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5,800
-
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7% Mar
: Jan
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50
10
1
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135,700
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common
6
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100
13%:
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Feb ';•'
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Jan
230
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13%
lo,
Raytheon Manufacturing common5
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6.25
Regal Shoe Co
1
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6%
1
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Mar
13
22
1% Mar
Jan
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9%
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174
2% Mar
1,300
166
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Superior Portland Cement,
Superior Tool A Die Co*
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1
374
Mar
19
250
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35
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700
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80
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1,700
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convertible
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-
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Prentice*Hall Inc common
Quaker Oats
Jan
8% Mar
20
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original preferred
cumulative preferred
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Mar
-
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400
55 Va
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7"
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300
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10%
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Feb
104
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Jan
32 V*
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Co
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16%
*
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29%
24 %
7
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14% Mar
1
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of
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98%
50
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Power jCorp of Canada
10b
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Mar
28
34
29% Jan '
28
275
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100
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100
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$1.32 cumulative preferred
-
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2%
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7.37%. Mar,
Jan
—
•
Peninsular Telephone common:
Pierce Governor
Jan
Jan
31%
28%'
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Patchogue Plymouth Mills
Co
7%
34%
800
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Parker Pen Co
Patican
600
5,000
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:
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9
36
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common
preferred
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9
33
25
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25
redeemable 1st pfd series A
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pfd
.
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—
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•
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Jan
Jan
Mar
Feb
2974 Mar
.
374 Mar
10
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19
Jan
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United NJ RR A Canal
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236
Jan
24274
Jan
Volume
Number 4895
171
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
&
YORK
RANGE
FOR
FINANCIAL
CURB
WEEK
CHRONICLE
(1381)
29
EXCHANGE
ENDED
MARCH
81
-A.
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
'.V
v
United
Profit
10%
Sharing
Par
25c
common
preferred
United
Shoe
Machinery
U
S
Air
U
S
Foil
U
S
class
Co
preferred
U
S
Radiator
U
S
Rubber
United
43%
44%
41'A
41%
Securities
Corp
Consolidated
—*
3'/a
2'A
...
3%
4%
Jan
4%
5'A
Interstate Power Co—
ADeDenture
Jan
Isarco
A 7s
with
Nov
Feb
1%
_lo
A7s
with
Nov
Hydro-Electric Co—
54%
5
3
•
$4
convertible
3'A
26%
Feb
Milwaukee
Jan
6'A
preferred
New England
Feb
25
Jan
28 %
Jan
29'A
Jan
2%
5,700
26%
6%
55'/a Mar
2,000
Feb
23'/a
3%
-
Jan
Petroleum
31
G%
2,000
5
Feb
6% Mar
74'/a
20
68
Jan
74'/2 Mar
31
50
27
Jan
32'/a Mar
Gas
Light
Bond
&
Inc
7,000
3% Mar
Baking
Warner
1,300
2 Va
3%
13 %
13 va
300
r
Feb
12%
Jan
Jan
Safe
13% Mar
Oct
1
Texas
Utilities
$6
preferred
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Ry 1%
Western
Stationery
Tablet
&
Westmoreland Coal
Westmoreland
Weyenberg
Whitman
Wichita
River
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com__
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700
,
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6%
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26%
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28
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pfd
-
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v
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106 Va 106 %
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98%
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1
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46
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Dec
1
1947
coupon
1956
c
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14
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16
57%
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13
6s
debentures
income
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44.
10
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/ '
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1954
i,
94
493
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104
120
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1959
63
62
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60
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conv
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103
.
—
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10 Va
5s
60%
59
430
;
+
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Jan
47
;
,
June-Dec
1956
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.
coupon
12% Mar
106%
-
103% 103%
May-Nov
Co—
1940
1
Waldorf-Astoria
a
446Vs
? 'Z
1969
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with
32V2 Mar
12% Mar
,29% Mar
104va Mar
100
46'A
it
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964.—
1,600
;< „
'
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1953——Feb-Aug
coupon
4% Mar
14%
101%
106%
1947 coupon 1953
revenue
a 7s
Jan
1
Aug
Aug 1
14 V4 Mar
12'/a
'106%
101%
106%
141 -141
487%
•*
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11%
94
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19461/
stamped
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14%
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3V2
8
105
104
12
4106% 107 %
Aprfl-Oct
13 Va
2
Feb-Aug
: 1966--;
100
,
105'A
105%
106%
104%
101% 101%
—-Jan-July
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1950-
5s
trust
800
400
104%
105
4104% 106
105
109%
108%
36
105'A, 105%
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—.
3%
31 '/a
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105%
(Calif)—(
1971———
13 Va"
31%
„
Hydro-Electric Co—
Mar
Jan
9%
Gas
1973—-.
B
Corp—
stamped 1946—
3rd
7-4s'. 2nd
Terni
Jan
"
A
/ 22'A Mar
Feb
7%
„
series
Gas
3s
Corp
Triborough
9,600
1965
——
(Hugo)
A.7-4s
Stinnes
v"
21% Mar
Feb
*7%
1952
3s
1102%
May-Notr
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
28V2 Mar
17 V4
*7%
Corp 3s 1981
Edison
3s
collateral
iStinnes
.
•175% Mar
Feb
20 Va Mar
3 Va
M
motrgage
5s
Jan
Feb
50
3%
21%
ref
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:
^-100
common
Woolworth
105%
"30
1998
1973
■sSpalding (A G)
Jan
/ ■.50,
17%
25
Inc
Woodley Petroleum
106
105'A
tl05% 107
April-Oct
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3'As 1970
Jan
1 Va
I8V2 Mar
19 Va
17%
and
1st
Jan
1%
'■/ 350,
I
4%%
llVa
6%
24 V4
5%
Wisconsin
series
Southern Counties
Jan
Feb
158
200
18Va
-1
.
103
1
Feb
1%
II Mar
27
27Va
27%
preferred xw__,*,_^_,™,._,__25
Winnipeg Elec common
•
6
t
63%
Electric—
Joaquin Lt & Pow 6s B
A
Feb
Jan
7% Mar
•
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coupon
Power
California
Jan
llOVa
;
Va Feb
7:500-
172 Va 175%
•
5
Wilson Brothers common-..,,....-^.
h'/o
preferred w w-u
!
Mar
4%
10
.
Jan
9 V4
9,100.
2%
9Vi
112% Jan
1
Co
Jan
I1/*
2,850
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1
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&
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5%
.
10
—_
&
10 'A
%
58 a
20
Oil Corp
Corp
u
(The)
Williams
10%
1st pfd__100
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(Wm)
l*/4
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*
■
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Shoe
100
400
109
1.25
■
1940
debentures
6 vo
Southern
1%
7%
1
Manufacturing
104 V*
May-Nop
Oct 1 1947 coupon 1960
Service Electric & Gas Co—
1st
~I% "l%
1%
.
104 V4 104%
103
Hydro-Electric Co—
Harbor
San
W
1%
1^
60%
105% 105%
Mar-Sept
1967
1961
Jan-July
3 Vbs
7%
30
warrants™
Aircraft Corp__
Wentworth
West
Co
101'A
4
4% Mar. /
3
13 Va
1
preferred.
^
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Ward
55%
4
63
ex
50-year
4%
•
cum
49'A
63 Va
63 Vs
1970
Borough Gas &
5%s series A 1952—;
2%
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs ext—*
7% preferred.:
100
$2
4%s
Power 3'As
Queens
3%
t
Waitt
63
33
101% 102
ApriZ-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As 1968
._April-Oct
mortgage 3s 1971
._AprzZ-Oct
Lexington 1st mortgage 3s 1964
Jan-July
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964_ —June-Dec
3'As
2%
•
1
98
57%
52%
51%
1st
4%
i
20c/
52 V»
Feb-Aug
1963
to
Southern
Waco Aircraft Co
88
33
+30
Jan-July
Park
27'A Mar
73
*
Mar-Nov
1963.'
Ohio Power
Jan
31
5
Syndicate Inc
Vogt Manufacturing _/.
60
High
Jan
27% Mar
50
4%
at
1%
Piedmont
1
Venezuela
96 Va
57
Jan. I
Low
No.
Valley RR—
Extended
1%
40
v—.
1952_
coupon
6s
Midland
1
1
28%
3
26%
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Venezuelan
+
McCord Corp debentures 4%s 1956—
Mar
5%
Jan
-
Public
.
Jan-July
1952—"
Jan
Va
Va Mar
1
150
1
28%
4
93
1
A6V2S with
common
94'A
Range Since
Sold
High
■
coupon
1940
1
Superpower
1% Mar
-■
V-'
—
Altalian
A6%s
Corp
1940
1
1952_.
Feb
18%
Jan
4%
Jan
2'A Mar
-
3'/a Mar
83%
200
53%
53'/a
10
..
v
Valspar
Bid & Asked
|'
*
certificates
escrow
Mar
13%
Jan
1,400
1 Va
—.
Jan
'A
15%
„
775
_„__10
,
42
8,000
92%
l
common,
Mar
49'/a
1
5,800
91%
50c
Oil
Co
Mar
6
40 Va
.
18,400
17
*
Sugar__,—.
& Light common
Power
15%
1
Insurance
Products
Utah-Idaho
1%
16
+
1
4 J'A Mar-,,
...
90
.
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Low
Jan
12
~2
warrants
common...,
Universal
5,475
;
Week's Range
Last
Period
High
Jan
~
Interest
New York Curb Exchange
-
10c
Reclaiming Co
Universal
Utah
43 v»
1
with
%
5
—
41'/a
common
Stores
Universal
700
—
1
B—
International
1st
1
25
common
common..,
Conditioning Corp
and
$5
Low
_25
Specialties
Friday
BONDS
Range Since January 1
Hiah
Va
10
„
Preferred
United
Low
Mar
Ltd—
(F
American
6%
W)
deposit receipts
preferences—;
5s
:
3%
4v;
1,300
"l%
ill
3,200
11;
■
Interest
Exchange
Last
Period
City
Electric
3V4S
Boston
Steel
Edison
6s
Aug
2%s
Sale Price
debentures
Chicago
3%s
Transit
Cities
1964
A
109
No.
108% 109'A
Jan-July
Jan. 1
Low
39
105
June-Dec
104
106
1947—1978
104%
"■7
105% 106%
45
103
111V4 112
95
108
91 va
3s
1977
104
Pwr
ref
1st
ref 2%s series R
mtge 2%s
1st
ref
ref
mortgage
debs
External
26
91 Va
94
99%
100 »/8
T
&
N
1954
series
Elmira
Water
Ercole
Marelli
Lt
&
3V2S
RR
Elec
105
106
106%
105
106%
65
108%
115%
110 Va
110%
55%
60 Va
115% 315%
April-Oct
AMedellln
A6V2S
Finland
with
Nov
A
Nov
ex
5s stamped
Grand
Green
58 Va
May
59 Va
10
46%
7
42
102% 102 %
11
102
series
&
A
117%
118%
Mar-Sept
47
,
Co—
A73
A 7s
C
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(Aug
series
A7s
Power
Power
(Dec
series
A7s
May-Noo
557
May-ZVou
1953
of
Peru
1
4s
3%s
59
59'A
(July
1950
160
99%
Jan-July
1963
62
99%
52
99%
53%
j
91%
79
92
77VA '- ,88 .*
r
20'At/ .120
8%
1
;f 7Va
20%
8%
-
17
14'A
23
8%
:
"34 'A
35%
33
33
452
/<V
May-Nov
50
46'/a
54
50%
50%
45%
37
45 Va
89
80
89
34%
450
450
—April-Oct
June-Dec
June-Dec
,
j.
—
•L 45
'
-•
89
%
89
61
stamped
(Plan
reduced
Rio
103 V4
Jan-July
de
Janeiro
Interest
ARussian
100
%s
2008
Government
1997
(Plan A)
2%
to
•
1
34%
2
31 %
23%
23%
37
18%
34'A
34%
2
2%
.
Jan-July
3'A
61
2%
3%
92
2%
3%
«
;
23%
24%
f
2012—
Jan-July
Jan-July
6'As 1919
-
2y$... 3'A
June-Dec
i
—-
34%- \. 34%
Mar-Sept
f< <
stamped
reduced
1921
•No
1041'$
e
value,
par
Odd-lot
45
45
45
41%
41%
41%
n
Deferred delivery
a
transaction
principal.
45
41%
A)
2'As
(ser ABODE)
\:
1958
to
31
"
34%
62
99%
June-Dec
(not included in
Under-the-rule
transaction
year's range),
(not Included in year's range), d Ex-Interest,
f Ex-distribution, gEx-stock dividend, h Exfor cash
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction
Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
transection
43%
(not
Included
in
year's
range),
x
and asked prices;
no
sales being transacted
during current week.
Sec-
1955
1941
June-Dec
coupon)
183
1955
Feb-Aug
coupon)
1952
coupon)
87%
184
1957
1941
_Jan-JuZp
June-Dec
(Republic of)—
A 5
RR—
1941
F
1951
Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
l%s to 2%s
130
Mar-Sept
Western
series
A6V2S
■
(issue
Interest
1
Bank—
Ry
71%
46%
89
.91%
71%
56
487
—May-ZVop
Bogota—f
1927)
1947
Oct 1927)
1947
4Friday's bid
International
AG Vas
1953
coupon
coupon
Mtge
(coupon on)
market
Ex-coupon
A 7s
1947
Western
Mountain
—
AMortgage
103%
46%
Jan-July
1961
Trunk
Guantanamo
6s
1
'i
-v*i
58 Va
May-Nov
1956
5s
1940
Residential
,
__
—
;
of- May
Mortgage
High
of
(issue
Parana
1993
1965
Mfg
1
stamped
A7s
.
A6V2S
7s
Bank
Mortgage
v
j
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Eastern Gas & Fuel
104
"5
Low
,
U'.
■
.
Division—
J
4s
20
105
-May-ZVou
—Feb-Aug
—
Interest reduced to 2 V$s 2008-:
City) —
4V2S
Western RR—
mortgage
105
105
-
1953—
Jan. 1
(
xiVo.
—
1152
City (Peru) 6V2S stamped 1958.—Mar-Sept
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 1
]'■v-1
■
1981
—June-Dec
ALima
104 "V
105
1976__.Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
U
May-Nov
(Bait
94
103
April-Oct
series
series
47%
5s
Range Sine#
; Sold
High
47%
_Jan-July
& Waterways — t
AExternal 6%s stamped 1952
100%
Jan-July
1962
Gas
Lackawanna of
1st
27/8s
.ApriZ-Oct
Danzig Port
92 va
v:,;;,/™....,
—
1976
1981
2%s
mortgage
Lack
(Bait)
Q
ser
mortgage
1st
A 1st
104%
100V4 100%
100%
Bid & Asked
—
Valley 7s 1948—
2
Danish Cons Municipal LoanExternal 5%s .1955—i.
112
92 va
(see
Bonds
Friday's
or
,
7s Jan 1947
—
Mortgage Bank of)
year
Bogota
106%
112
Jan-July
Jan-July
Last
Sale Price
7s April 1946
20-year
A20
* 107 r
106%
Mar-Sepf
of
1st
Delaware
A
(Col)
ACauca
Registered
conv
Agricultural Mortgage. Bank
166
1970
Period
Low
109 va
105
Interest
High
103%
105
11G4
BONDS
New York Curb Exchange
/:
107%
1104% 105 Va
Week's Range
Friday
'
■
Range Since
Sold
High
Quar-Feb
Corp 5s debs 1948—Jan-Juiy
debenture
Co
Consolidated
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Authority—
Consol Gas Ei Lt &
2 %s
Jan
99 Va
Service
General
Feb
2
■
Bid & Asked
1960_ZJfay-Nov
1998
1954
series
revenue
June-Dec
5s series C
1
series
Central States Electric
5%s
1970
3V4S
Bell Telephone of Canada
Bethlehem
4%
Mar
Bonds
Friday's
or
Low
Appalachian Elec Power
7T%
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
New York Curb
Atlantic
3% Mar
-.
.
-Wright Hargreaves Ltd-—
81
87
88%
76%
86
93
86
95
90
83
92
92
92
86
95%
189
92
83
91%
Jan-July
1952
.
§Reported in receivership.
92%
90
1957
AEonds being traded flat.
'.
f
■
-
"cons,"consolidated; '^cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v,'-' non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
>
Abbreviations
used
above—"cod,"
certificates of
deposit;
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
listed
on
the
are
daily closing averages of representative ntocks and bondf
the New York Stock
Exchange
as
Over-ihe-Gounter Industrial Stock Average
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
1
—f
Stocks
Boi
1 10
30
20
15
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
DateMarch
trials
roads
Total
ities
Stocks
210.62
25——..
(35 Stocks)
55.63
43.37
75.56
10
First
Indus¬
65
Grade
trials
10
Rails
40
ities
92.11
101.72
Compiled by Na
Bonds
105.64
Rails
106.29
102.86
Total
!
Util¬
Grade
Wm^l^uotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
Range for 1950
March
27
209.10
54.89
43.14
74.92
102.87
103.24
92.17
105.59
101.71
March
25—L.Ji._
High
March
23.
209,5C
55.2
43.25
75.15
102.81
106.32
92.24
105.64
101.75
March
27_
March
Low
29
208.40
55.25
42.98
74.84
102.79
106.26
92.54
105.63
101.82
March
>0—.
March
31..
—
206.43
.
54.48
42.65
74.07
102.80
106.19
92.39
105.69
101.77
54.83
42.67
•74.16
102.83
106.30
92.31 *
105.65
101.77
March
23-.-—
•The
for
three
new
new
divisors
f:r
shares of
NOTE—Averages
Rails,
13.9;
the
30
National
industrials
Steel
Corp,
and
for
for
each
are computed
by dividing total
Utilities, 14.1/65 stocks, 42.2.
the
65
share
prices
stocks
of
by
the
the
pive
old
effect
stock.
following:
to
.
the exchange
.
'
..
Industrials,
8.57;
6
4
—
Range for 1949
March
29——
Murch
"206.05
36.70 Mar.
35.13 Jan.
_r__
30—
High *
March
31—
Low"
jJL.
35.20 Dec. 31
27e79 Jun.
15
4^
30
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1382)
Transactions at the New York Stoek
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
$1,745,000
3,321,000
4,380,000
3,898,800
3,427,000
2,884,000
Friday
Sales
$19,635,800
$2,019,180
—
—
-
4.191,800
3,767,680
3,183,500
£4,000
289,000
$4,000
448,320
69,000
98,000
53,000
19,000
186,000
103.00C
21,000
82.000
21.000
11,000
177,000
114.000
2,019,180
2,207,000
19,635,800
13,963,000
$21,658,980
$16,188,500
—
Industrial:—..
Total
10,000
179,000
$89,000
$939,000
1950
"■
$282,500
$286,917,760
15,000
$4,000
—
27.000
$273,000
Week Ended Mar. 31
1949
$98,200
175,000
31,861.060
254,783,500
$3,000
-
-—;
&
142 000
$577,000
445,5
2,708,540
Stocks—No. of shares.—
U. 8. Government
Foreign
199,000
57,989,509
116,393,392
6,415,960
Bonds
Railroad
$84,000
22,000
.474,340
Wednesday
Thursday
'
International Bank
$6,000
64,000
Jan. 1 to Mar. 31
1950
1949
1950
$10,000
113,000
$21,658,980
——
Week Ended Mar. 31
10,951,110
Total
S68.00C
^5984^45
Tuesday
Total
Stocks—No. of shares,
Foreign
Corporate
502,685
.
Friday
Total
Foreign
Government
Domestic
245.045
Saturday
Monday
4,881,000
Bonds tPar Value)
of Shares)
Week Ended Mar. 31,1950
$1,820,000
3,315,000
299,500
r-
1;
{Numbeir
Bonds
340,680
1,882,850
Wednesday
Thursday
Stocks
Bank
Bond
494,000
521,000
—
_
Total
$75,000
10,951,110
Tuesday
United States
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
8S8,140
1,933,580
17 9,450
2,094,080
2,373,010
Saturday
Monday
Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange
Government
Foreign
and Miseel.
Shares
Monday, April 3, 1950
int'l
Railroad
Number 0/
Week Ended Mar. 31, 1950
FINANCIAL .CHRONICLE
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stacks
&
Domestic
24,004,550
$203,862,350
1,462,715
25,853,678
14,284,720
$673,000
$9,813,000
510,090,000
$577,000
Foreign government.
Foreign corporate
179,009,300
^1949
1950
Bonda
,
566,000
;
2,708,540
Jan. 1 to Mar. 31
1949
'
J
273,000
89,000
Total
54,000
$939,000
5,162,000
'
52.000
-
:
$879,000
2,311,000
:
791,000
609,000
$15,766,000
$13,010,000
.
>
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
TI ir i
flit' if ii
FOR
WEEK
*
MARCH 3t-
ENDED
,
HP
Friday
Week's
.Range
'
'*#•
•Last1
'
Sales
For Week
.
Sale Price * of Prices ;»
<■
Week*
Friday
■
STOCKS
" Rang*-for Week
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1
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low
.
Btfk'
\
■
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■
■
•
>
-
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Highk
•
•
'* '41% 42%
154
" de%;:FeW J ; "45 ' Jan
itKKM * *22 :-2J - -"46%'SdW*:' • *>135
38% Jttn
-50% Mar
American TO* Tel
-100: &mfaVga3Wt8B&&2 3,430" * 146-WJsfa. vtr; 155% -Mar
'22% '23% ; * ^252. '"WW-Telw.
32
' Jan
Anaconda Ckppgm:—a,.,?„•» - 60>-" JT
27%' '-28.%'
'555"
31% Jan.
Chemical
American Bugnr Refining--—_
A. ^'AA
Boston *Albany RR———^—^100
Boston Edison
25
V- .fltamiml: ^.^
49%
48%
1,870
•»
.
A;.'AvvA-1
14%
14%
704
A
BosbmEtevated RaUway—
"A '50-
113% U6.A
■
48%
,
—_
—100
107.
Jan
45% Jan
class C 1st pfd
scamped-—100
Boston Personal Prop Trust--—j
.
.
•
100
Boston & Providence RR
5 A
__
.
.
75%
"
.5A
J 20% ^1%
' 75
' 80 '
,
AA
8
■
>Jj.K
;;
Cities Service
Boston
Bast
;
-*—
Copper Range
Co
.
A>A.
„
..
,
'V
_
Co—
A
—*_5
10
—
—-—_*-'—10
3%
>:■">" 71%
12%
-
Jan
6G
;
80
Mar
25c
25c
Common
6%
—100
_•<,*-
Mt prrfel*ed series
preferred class B-
6%
100
►4
—
preferred adjustment
Eastern SS Lines Inc__—
Employers Group Assoc —:
*
National Stores—
-
—■<
_•
-
430
74%
45
35
550
75
75%
18
3,055
367
15
100
347
74%
38<;
National
75
Jan
41% Jan
24% Feb
40% Mar
Feb
:47%:Mar.
41%; Jan
,66%.J$n.iAA;,A;"78''„> • Feb
New. Torlr ContraL
'
Ohio
t;'
i-Ali*i
Edison
33%•?:'34%
KiH
33%
Ohio on
27%
29
;27»'a
26% Mar
-240
<
Packard1 Motor
*L„
Car
•
:
Pepsi-Cola
pure OH'
:
—
17,%. 17-%:-' iAA 52.
-A 254
A12.%
13%
*—
Southern Co
24%
.
r
.
68%
69%-
27%
A
U
B_*i.
Steel
S
(Dhf
'34
—12.50;
—•
.
25% Jan
69% "Jah
f 27%-Mar
219
502
25%
Jan'
44
30%
Jan y
34%
-
33 %
;
24 % Mar
;
32%'.
30%
—•
(new)*.
Westinghouse Electric
*
292;
17% Mar
13% Mar
>
Jan
66'
34% A:
33%
:
*
19% Mar,
Feb >
-
135
.27%
Oil
.
VM% Jan
A A 21% Jan
135
'
Standard (Ml fN: J) *.
R
/-16 •'''
-
23
Standard Brands
A- 18>.- Mar
;
11% Mar
31% Mar
Feb
112% Jan
15%\,:l9^»l;368Ar
Socony Vacuum,
Timken
26%
Mar
29
-A4% Jah '
-
16 % Jah
v"*9% > Jon
A -10% 10%-85
V:A; 30 : 30% ---- -100
—
:
•
3% Mah
'»
-.3% %3% »-"-' 5o
•
A
33,%o
34% Jdar
.32*; Jan
-
57
'r "
Maf
36
Jan
,
32% Mar
.
34% Mar
75% Mar
Jan
'
fcenerai Capital
Corp
GeAeiral Electric.
1
—
*
Gffiettd Safety
Razor Co—
Hathaway Bakeries <
Isle Royale Copper—
Kennecoft Copper
•
1
15
—
—
'
46 A
37%
37%
10%
1%
50%
——
39%
10% 1%
51
>
4
53.32 Feb -A 54.69 Mar
41 ,
Jan
47% Mar
33% Jan
39% Mar
10% Jan'
11 Ve MSr
82c
Jan *
iy« Jan
50ya Mar
\
55y» Jan
5%
Central
RK
common——100
preferred
100
Mathlesoil Chemical Corp—
Mergenthaler
Cos
England. Eleibtric SyStfcft—
New England Tel & Tel
NdrG» Butte Miningj
Mills
18%
17c
u%
1
94%
306
—
31c
-
DrUg Co
Stono & Webster Inc
♦
••
.
100
29% Mar
1,032
16% Jah
3y»
3'A
15
3% Mar
5%
5%
111
,5% Feb
22%- 23Vs
470
31%
33%
20%
.
795
"
23
23
23%
United Fruit Co*
•
58%
57%
60
2,758
United Shoe Machinery common—_25
43 Va
;43y»
44
975
41 Va
41%
41 y8
40
42%
30
14o
40% Jan
37% Jan
13%
13%
50
33%
35
1,094
30% Jan
Rubber
25
Col—
10
Waldorf System
Inc
Westinghouse Electric
—
•
Corp
12.50
__
34% ;
."
340
-
22%
6%
STOCKS
Last
Range
Feb
25
Share*
American Laundry Mach
ipflfeldwin —
*
Low
■
20
20%
49%
Jan
•
--**:
32%
Brewing
'
35
Jan
Mar
Cincinnati Gas & Electric comm(»L.8 %
Preferred
Cincinnati
Street
common
34%
Feb
5%
5%
10
7»A
Jaii
32%
33%
505
30% Feb
35
Mar
108
Mar
5,119
5
75%
76
12%
Stockyard
12%
9%
m—i_
*.
1
4%
76
-10
—
103
10
'
%
15%
4% Mar
459
73%
543
.
Jan
% Mar
Feb
12% Mar
200
9%
23
9% Jan
15%
..
iod
i5%Mar
Aluminum &
Brass—--
Formica^ Insulation
Kahn
Inv
-•
common
—
!
1% Mar
5%
76
Jan
Mar
13% Feb
10
Mar
19% Jan
preferred
-50
Kroger
Lunkenheimer
P &
*
class
•
*j——
U S Printing preferred.
_50
47
47
63%
65%
57%
^
II
58%
26
46%
47
'
115
'
6,607
9
14
44
2 *
46
15
289
15%
57%
25%
.
•"
B*—*
187
100
15%
_
G hew common-
Randall
47
63%
.*»
64%
25
•
.Mar
65
Mar
Mar
2
Mar
Jan
47
Mar
59% Jan
15% Jan
65% Mar
56% Mar
59%
Feb
20% Jan
26%
Feb
46% Mar
16% Jan
47%
25
Unlisted Stocks—
Allied Stores-
»
American Airlines
**:
American Telephone &
—
10
see
page 38.
33%.
1
Tettgrajdu-JUHF"
Armeo Steel
For footnotes
•
154%
32
34
11
11
154%155%
31%
33
85
133% Mar
36
Mar
40
9%
Jan
146%
Jan
155% Mar
769
26%
Jan
33% Mar
11%
Feb
11%
11%
23%
23%
Navigation*-^-*
&
Mfg—
1
Ex-Cell-O Corporation
federal
8
__
;AA
Mogul —-
—-5
Frankenmuth Brewing
I
Fruehauf Trailer
410^
20
1
8
23%
.
Jan
25%
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
7% Feb
,22.
150-
Jan
s
•
Jan
;i8%
Feb
2%
A 381
20.
23% Mar
11% Feb
9% Jan
58%
'500
21%
Jan
y
J00
12%
35% Mar,
7y8 Feb
<
6% Jan
1,800
7,365
" M-
67% Mar
20% Mar
Jan
23 % Mar
200
i
..
6%
100
250
1
__
.
*
110
2%
21%
__
,
■
>
:*Afan
15% Mar,
Jan
33%
86C
Feb
6%
I1
Mar
780"
j
-
Jan
64
" 64
18%
18%
3
23% Mar
A 77c
14 Va
23'%
23V4
11% Max
63%
7%
.
Jan
Jan
23% Mar
;
>
550
2,861;
r
Jan
16% Mar
13%
,100
„
High
6%
Jan
10
•
w
■
23%
5%
c
100
6%
23%
''
5
r
6%
6%
__
20
Gasket
35%
6%
1
Detroit Edison
Detroit
35
,,
64%
20%
35
*"."
■■■
715
;
64%
20%
.
—2%;*:
225
A_ 200
80c,: 80c..,,
14%
15%
,
64%
20%
-
•
Bros
Detroit & Cleveland
r
•,
t.
-1
Mar
64
Jah
19. , Feb
2% Mar
Feb
22 Vs
Jan
5 V*
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Volume
Number 4895
171
THE; COMMEECIAL & EINANCIAL X1HRONICLE
(1383)
31
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
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Mar
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4
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78
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143
Jan
29
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Texas Gulf Sulphur Co (Un)
Textron Incorporated common—
50c
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Tidewater Assoc Oil Oo (Un) —
10
Transamerica Corporation
——1
Transcontinental & Western A(r——8
Feb
47*/g Mar
*11%. Mar
1.55 Feb
7-230*'
•410
68
(Un)__1
Pacific Company
Texas
Mar
-49%.Mar
Jan
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:. 41% Mar
10% Jan
150
28%
68
1
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Petroleum
4%i&
Mar
16% Feb;
■
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69% Jan.
16 % jan
44%
915
*
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3.%
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Imperial Development Co Ltd.——-25c
Independent Exploration Co
33 %c
Int'l Tel & Tel Corp
4
"
38
all% all%,
1
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113
v
-
230
-117
a
13%
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215
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10 %
.
49% Jan
*"'1,*232
-
28 %
30
Jan
■
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/ 42% 'Jan
122
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28
50c
Sunray Oil Corp, common
Jan
10% Mar
7
30
360
18%
Studebaker Corporation i<Un)
18% Mar
COc
9%; Feb
485
.
a40% a40%
-3
:-:
30
47%
-;/. 2
-
Hancock "Oil Co of Calif A—
520
.
,
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lm-uzr
32 y.
155
37%Mar
1
237
30
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13% Jan
37c / Jail
Jt Mar
28%
-
Mar
34
>,■■■
Jan
32%
*
C^,-.
Standard Oil Co (N J)
23% Mar
.
1%
9%. ,10%.
a50% a50%,
(Un)
*.
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■■l'.;76y4 iw*
al7% a 17%'
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13,850'
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(Un).
Corporation
67
Jan
"Jan
-
'
Mar
»"• Mar
30
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Stone & Webster Inc
78% Mar
1,00"'
a21% a22%,
L17%;
—
General Electrhr Co
Greyhound
18 '
:
305
Jan
13 '
22%^Feb
31% Mar
35
632
28%
*
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Jan
28%
3
v'
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9,455
>
j
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34% Mar
-
Feb1
12%
Feb
Mat
4Cc
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26% Mar
645
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Mar
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720
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8% Mar
'Jan
31%
36-
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31 v«
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100
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21%
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Mar
72%
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300
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27%
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21%
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,
;
27%
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25
Southern Railway ^Company
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,
40c
3.00
6% Jan
Jan
Jan
a20% a20%
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7% Jan
T.% Jan
350
2:15
5%
Southern
Jan
14
6%, Mar
;;
350
2.60
18%
17% Jan
658
'
14c
13
10% Jan
315
•
14V4 Mar
Mar
206
'
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8
9c
3^8
211
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6,600
20 %i
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6,120
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18% Jan
9% Feb
24% Jan
Jan
Feb
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14%'
,
12% ,12%
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Finance
4.56%
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*>9%
Jan
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13
10c
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25
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14% Feb
29% Jan
*
495*'
22 r
13 %;
18%;
I 26%
-
-
25
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Southern Calif Gas Co 6%
31% Mar
12%
>65
•
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14%
.
33%c
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4.48%
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53% Jan,
III//-20'*.*
a77% a77%
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:— -4
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a8%
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-
^so
-5
Jan
23%
23
10
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Regis Paper;Company
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32% Mar
,
10% Jan
45
al3% al33i
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t GencraL Foods.
410
>
6%
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27.% Jan
19% Mar
2.570 51
13%,
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of America,Inc.
Garrett Corporation
21;
6%
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558
^
.
30 V* Jan
100"
31%
13
Aircraft
Crown Zellerbach Corporation
"
21
17%
363
85c
31%
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77
31
85c
31%
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(Un) —,— _1
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31
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>
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Feb
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150
320
a9
a8%
N
Jan
13%
Gas
580
18%
17%
18%
Southern Calif Edison Co Ltd eom. ...25
Jan
16%
(Un)
•
Commercial Solvents Corp (Un)—•—
Commonwealth Edison. Co (Un)_— 25
——
.
Jan
Inc.
Oil
Sinclair
Feb
Colorado-Fuel & Iron Corp com— •
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i—20
Columbia
Feb
1^.45 Feb
1.75
25
—
(Un)
Oil
Ranch
Signal
Jan
3% Mar
700
15%
58%
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co Inc (Un).. —Zl5
Jan
210
71%,
Jan
600
%
World
Mar
225
Corp of America (Un)
Class
17% Mar
4
1
—
23
54 Vi
55
1.50
.25
Shell Oil Co
36% Mar
15%, Jan
20% May
33% Mar
55
—25c
Sierra Trading Corp
•
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—-—1.
Feb
45%
Jan
Jan
1.50
10
;
x
Feb
2% Feb
90c
21% Mar
•; r ■
3%
Clary Multiplier. Corp
Oil Co
20
Jan
Feb
17%
34
a20
1%
.
60c
33% Mar
•
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RR Co
■
4,400
169
10
x—
——
Seaboard Oil Co of
Mai-
T«5
17%
American
:
231
23
Oil
; .1,325
a33
Sears Roebuck & Company
14% Mar
Mar
14
Z
25
Western
Seaboard
10 % Mar
550
a35% a36%
a64J/4 a67la
——-25
——
Cities Service Co (Un)_—
/
a41% a4334
312% Mar
.21%
Co
St
59% Mar
Jan I,'
Jan
12%
5 Yo
Schenley
51% Mar
'
a41%.
Jan
21%
1
1
Safeway Stores
Feb
6%
Fpb
-t
Case
Jan
.11%
Jan
26% Feb,
a32%
8
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Ryan. Aeronautical
Feb
56% Feb
/'■/'' 68
'306
18
Ij490
-
90c
-21
preferredred preferred A...
Richfield
Mar
3c
Jan
2,420
a37% a38%
-24% Jan
20%
"redeemable
Rheem Mfg
2%. Jan
Jan
-
'preferred
S%
Rice
,
Packing Corp common——*
Canadian Pacific Ry Co- (Un)—*—-25
California
Jan
370
al9%
—25
5'/
i
Rexall Drug
„•
4% Mar
,
18%
21%
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp (Un)..
Republic Pictures Corp (Un)
Republic Steel Corporation (Un)
Reserve Oil & Gas Company/
liy4 Mar
7
;
25 V*
,
16% Mai*
t
Feb
pn
Feb
315
a32%
—
*
Radio
Jan
7% Jan
"
225
9% ; 9%
13% .•'14%, '
__
13
2%c Jan
90
a587/s
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway Dept Store.
Budd
1,383
a50% a51%
1
8
29%
17% ,,18%.
1%
1%
l
—
Pure
Mar
42%
Jan
1%: Mar
>
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1.40
24 v4. Jan
10
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Pullman Incorporated (Un)
Feb
10% Mar
2,000
1.10 Mar
172
312%~312%
__
1
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Feb
33c
56
77
185
3c
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5Y*
6%
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-.15
lUti >
34%
3c
2
■i
35%
300
8% Mar
1.25
27 l/a
1A%. 16%
^25% 25%
•
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Products
Pennsylvania
Feb
Vt Feb
10 I i Feb
48
20
1%
•
20
25c; 'Jan
..
1%
7% Jan
,
1.10
(Ufl)-lOO
1
Airways
Paramount Pictures-Inc (Un)
7% Mar
!■/■.
Jan
£
Company
11% Mar
,
3% Jan
2,550
^Jan
27 y»
*
...
—
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6% preferred.
5%%
preferred
Pan
Feb
,
13%
Mar
17
v")/:;/:/595:?
Feb
•
(Un)—
(Packard Motor Car Co
•/' 7% Feb
HDL; Mar
170
al0% al038
Benguet Consolid Mining (Un)____ ,50c
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Uni-,.. —
Black Mammoth Cons Mining Co -10c
40
6%, Jan
4,400
51
10%
11
Jan
9% Mar
■:^.v 3io
Feb
26
45%
23
t,uo
\
507
5,300
1
Pacific Lighting Corp :oommon.
111% Mar
'
47%
730/
1
1
.1
Feb
•
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Co
Clay
Pacific
33% Mar
Jan
22,585
18%
18%
Mar
30%
■■
137% Jan
4401.:
Jan,
*
Pacific Indemnity Xtttnpany
Jan
Jan
r^8;fc
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;''585"
11%
155
.
•164.% Feb
.
2,785
7%
11 Va
a
94
10% *10%
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'49
10%
,
/
635
a41% 445%
7%
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<
.
Feb
Mar
"457
9-
—5
Aviation Corp (Un)
.
5
Bendix Home Appliances Inc—___—5
Jan,
22; /
609
■V
al08
a42
■■
1
(Un).
31
8%
Barker Bros Corp' common——-—10
BarnhartrMorrow Consolidated
-1
Earnsdall
146%
498 '
28 V4
31
13
...
1,638
24/
%
'
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co (Un)-100
Bandini Petroleum Co
155,
...
Petroleum
7
•
Mai
.
'
RR
Pacific Finance .Gorp df Calif
Pacific Gas & Ebec/common.
Jan
4
*
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Pacific
3y«
i
9% Jan
20% Mar
1,350
14 .14%
—.
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//. 31% Mar
v
Feb
3% Mar
"
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1
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•■..■5
-
'
-/34'.> 34%^
Central
Corporation Ltd
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27%>Mar
.
loo
•
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,
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Northrop Aircraft Inc
*
;
54% Jan
12c
*
;
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Northern Pacific ^Railway Co
•/Binge Since Jannarr
•
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—
Corp (Un)x
5
City Lines Inc.
x_—1
Ohio Edison
Shares
31%
Jan
51
310
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-
&
Oceanic OH Co—
tow, *Big1t
31%
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__l
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American Airlines Inc (Un)___.—- —1
American Power & Lt Co new (Un)—*
Amer Radiator & St San Co (Utn) —•
American Smelt & Refining Co (Un)__*
/of Prices
,;;T /.
4
17%
47%
North American Aviation Inc (Un)
North American-Co (Un)
a
Sales
,
Jan
20
Utilities
Power
York
New
5% Mar
for Week
Range?
gale Price
rlr:
Admiral
Week's*
Last
:
16%
ii*
National Distillers Prod Corp (Un)
National Mallison Fabrics Corp
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Feb
81
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7%
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l
Nash-Kelvlnator
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■
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i.j.x * %a7%
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Mt'Diablo Oil Mgn v& Dev
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11%
Petroleum
South
Montana
-Feb
16 y4
•-
Feb
1
Wayne Screw Products.
-x
-Angeles 'Investment Co——100
Minnesota
Jan
3
14% ,Feb
4
...
United States Radiator common
4%
10c* Mar5
*
Middle
Jan
13
'?8%'Mar
450
10%
„if
Angeles -Biltmore - Hotel Co.—.
Merchants
'
5
1
:
;
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Menasco Mfg Co.
11% Mar
3
8 1/2
2%
..,
CO.—
470'
a25%*26%
17%
a49%
-
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,«%, '• > 6
al7% al7%
-a49% a50%
45% "45%
a
,
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*1,000
■
3
i
Los
44% Mar
.-.
Petroleum
l
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc (Un) „x—x_xx_—
Jan
2Jan
,
Lincoln
Mar
6% Mar
■
•
3,350
Jan
2% Mat
'/2%Mar
1,000
Company —;
uooy McNeil & Libby (Un).x.
Range Since January I
,
TOc
Lx' >t
.
&
Lane-Wells
39% Mar
11%'Mar
121/2
2%,
1
___
.250
,
.
-
3
;—_i
4Ys
Jan
37 % - iJan
•
3-/4 Mar
•
•>.:2^/Peb-:^
t.
Reo Motors
>
Power
al
^Shares
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10c
__
Light Co (Un)
5
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
*
Kern County Land Co<^—.
Feb
v
:
29^Mar
2%
?
*
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Kansas
Mat
~"35fe Jan
29 j
.
-132 <"
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Oil
Low
Par
Va
■,
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
•
#
'
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3% Mar
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1
*
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2%
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-
.
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ij
Jan
..
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Last
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■
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.6%
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r
7%
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National "Stamping' common
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High
31 Vs.
-
7" "
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:
Hone
Corporation
Murray
.Friday
STOCKS
Range Since January 1
7%
•
_
Products._!
Motor
Shares
Low
.,
_1
Micihgan. Sugac common
forWeek
>
Sale Price
Michigan. Bumper.—
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
,
+. i*
■r%
1
34%
a20 a2l %-
34ya
412
73
;Mar
8
Jan
9% Feb
21% Jan
23% Mar
30%
34% Mar
Jan
a—
•
a—
■
—
7
Feb
49% Feb
5% Mar
5%
185
9c
a497/a 050%
9C
110
167
115
$1,000
109% Jan
115
-100%
-100%-101 %
15,000
100% Mar
101% Mar
5%
28,000
49%
Feb
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r..
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Mar
Mar
rr—
IFor^ footnotes see.pageZ.38. •./.,;
/
32
THE
(1384)
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Monday, April- 3, 1950
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
MARCH
XI
Week'*
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
8ale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
.
STOCKS
^
DAYTON & GERNON
105 SO. LA SALLE
Telephone Central 6-0780
Members:
,
,Mldwefit Stock Exchange
;
«
—
■
•
•;
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Rights
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.
•'*'
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*
:
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1
52
12
•
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Great
:
UCROSSE
Lakes
Great
EAU CLAIRE
Lakes
12%
•
1%
Greif
Bros
Co
Grlesedleck
Friday
STOCKS
Helllnian
Range
Hein
for Week
of Prices
Sale Prlea
Shares
Par
I
Abbott
Laboratories
Steel
Acme
Admiral
Advanced
Aluminum
_
6
50c
(Un;
'
American
^
American
Rad
Tel
Anaconda
Armour
Co
Co
&
Atch
Stand
Mining
(Un)
Mfg
Jan
3%
i
,
50
prior
3%
14
14%
1,100
Co„
97k
11%
115
21%
Feb
227k Mar
13%
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to <3
8%
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9
>:■ :7%
80
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1%
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.
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%
,
17k
77k
;
:
367k
13%
5
41%
41%
43%
(Un/-—PI
1%
17k
17k
.
Mar
Berghoff Brewing Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
(Un)
Binks Mfg Co capital-,:
1
Eorg
Laughlin
(George
Brown
&
Brown
33%
Co
Budd
(E
35%
Co
Burd
Burkhart
(F)
Butler
Bros
Jan
15%
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37%.
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14
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common
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Brewing Corp.
50c
—
Central & South West Corp
Mar
Feb
29
Jan
34
Feb
16%
Jan
197 k
Feb
9%
%:!:475
3%
3
1,450
4%
15%-:;.
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157 k
197k Mar
3
,
3,000
8%
Mar
11%
Jan
Jan
*T
157k
Feb
3%
Jan
Mar
Jan
Illinois
Light.^
•
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vi
preferred—
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1
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.
*
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10
—
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600
20%.
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7
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Mar
17
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.1974
Jan
.
,
32
177k.
7
l2o
.
15%
j
.
38 v2
Jan,..;
2%
Feb
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Cherry Burrell Corp tl*.
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un/
Chicago Corp common.
»
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■
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9%"
_4———_5
25
28 74
1
14%
preferred J—
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..
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HA 00
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Jan
250
9%;
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9% Mar
.
117k
29%
1,830
28
14s«
2,305
12%
65%
65%
100
647k
Jan •:'/
Jan / :•/
.
Jan
14%
Feb
14%
65%
Illinois
Chicago Mil St Paul & Pac vtc
Chicago Towel Co
City
—
Service
Co
Products
Cleveland
42%
99
Chrysler Corp
Cities
Iron
'c
64%
2%
99
Feb
65% Mar
'
«.
14%
Cleveland
Graphite
Bronze
(Un)
1
46
Jan
Jan
99
14%
14%.
79
-
28
-
28 F
67%
'
32
'•
Foods
Coleman
Inc—-
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Columbia
Gas
Commonwealth
Consolidated
Consumers
*
(Unj__
Aircraft
common
21%
•
23
21%
-
43%
(Un)__l
Interlake
—-Li—
50
20%
Feb :
■"'34
Crane
Co
(Un)
i
__l
x
Jan
79
Detroit &
Cleveland
Nav
(Un)
"28%
Dodge Mfg Corp—1——L—
Doehler-Jarvis
33% Mar
Domestic Credit
Corp class
Dow Chemical Co
Du
Pont
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Eastman
I)
A_—
-
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Volume 171 r Number 4895
THE
.
COMMERCIAL &
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(1385)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
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FOR WEEK
ENDED
MARCH
:
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.
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Pacific
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Jan
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300
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Feb
3l/4
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for Week
of Prices
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300
9% Mar
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Par
Joy Manufacturing Co
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/„
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High
Low
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31 Va
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278
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100
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18
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101
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Feb
16%
32
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High
Low
629
1
145 ,1 145
145
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Feb
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46%
1,865
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3/b
(Un)—1
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Puget Sound Pdlp & Timber (Un)
11% Mar
25 % Mar
2,706
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Range Since January 1
Range Since January 1
High
106 106%
——•
Companies common
Pepsi Cola Co
Jan
a37 % a37%
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Low
v
106%
—100
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Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)—
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100
5
1.90
11
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9%
2
1
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com
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.
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Magnavox Co
National
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;
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645
5
100
common.
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350
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&
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Feb
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McKesson
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Kennecott Copper Corp
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24
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24
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Hawaiian Pineapple Co Ltd
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High
67
•
of Prices
of Prices
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12%
12%
—>100
.
31
STOCKS
24
•
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Un)
Graham-Paige Motors (Un)—
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MARCH
Sales
Par
Gladding
Golden
ENDED
for Week
Week's
WEEK
Sales
Last
Friday
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FOR
5
Feb
Jan
Volume 171
Number 4895
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
CANADIAN
RANGE
Montreal Stock
FINANCIAL
LISTED
FOR WEEK ENDED
CHRONICLE
31
Friday
\ Last
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,
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Canada Cement
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27
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26%
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Bronze
Canadian
100
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3.50
2%
860
27%
1,308
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650
6%
Feb
360
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275
24
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117
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200
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3,692
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63%
65
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26%
30
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52
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20
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26
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26
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125
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27 Va
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1,270
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39
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:
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93%
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'
96
Mar
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16
18%
25
15
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15
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20
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,
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12
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37
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50
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Jan
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348
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Southern Canada Power
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Jan
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461
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1
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common
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46
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.
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27
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3.15 Mar
Feb
11%
Jan
12%
preferred
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3.50 Mar
29
!
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21%
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71%
preferred
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;
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22
45
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1.610
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Jan
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Canadian Car &
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preferred
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3.45
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Canada
39%
22
38%
26'/a
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Royalite Oil Ltd
138% Mar
27
19% Mar
175
•
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Jan
78
3,530
44
45%
Light Heat & Power
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Power
Mar
26 ya
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28%
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24% Jan
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100
75
135
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46%
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26%
59
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26
15
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22
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1,765
1.175
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common
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39%
m
preferred
Jan
25
22%
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Feb
25
8%
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Building Products
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23%
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24%
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$1.50 preferred
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Last
Sale Price
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35
MARKETS
MARCH
Exchange
Canadian Funds
(1387)
,
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Week's
Last
Range
tor Week
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of Prices
Shares
,
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Dominion Tar & Chemical
Redeemable preferred
Dominion Textile common
7%
•
common
——23%
•
preferred
pfd
Donohue
Ltd
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:
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Electrolux Corp
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115
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270
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—
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106
45
Jan
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the
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;
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1,242
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10
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4,740
25
25
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Nationals Breweries
1%
14
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Montreal Telegraph
Montreal Tramways
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preferred
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Noranda
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20
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3.80
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98
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20
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Canadian
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.
22%
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24
Jan
1
176
Feb
180
Mar
69
Feb
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7%
,
4.25
2.50
2.50
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107
3.95
Feb
Canadian
•
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6
Mar
17%
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Mar
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common
23
Jan
24.
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88
57
75
12
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107
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>
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26
Jan
Feb
2.50 Mar
Feb
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B
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8%
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12
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Jan
61
Mar
•
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17
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33
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2.90
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3
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4% Jan
4.15 Mar
45c
65c'
Mar
15
Feb
Feb
15%
Jan
24 Va
39
Jan
Jan
Mar
28
28
28
28
25
20%
12%
20 y#
21'/a
35,034
12%
12%
455
11
Jan
13%
a33
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5
30
Jan
34
15
15%
275
12'/a
Jan
17%
Jan
61
41%
common—*
"
Dominion
Woollens
Donnacona Paper
Fairchlld Aircraft
Feb
50
Engineering Works Ltd
•
Dominion Oilcloth 6c Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Dominion Square Corp
*
Eastern Steel
29
class A
15%
:
2iy8 Mar
17% Jan
&
Worsteds
Co Ltd
Products
*
58%
56%
61
450
50
40%
40%
40%
925
39
Jan
65
64
65
150
61
Mar
10
10
10
50
18%
Feb
*
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc-^
1
29
Feb
:
Federal
*
22
Jan
1'
Fleet
Manufacturing Ltd
50%
Jarf
51
Mar
\
Ford
Motor
A—•
28%
V
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd com
•
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd com——•
Mar
Jan
43
Feb
71
23 Va Mar
Feb
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Halifax
Co class
Co
A
of Canada
1,390
5'A Jan
500
1.40 Jan
Insurance Co——
33%
33%
50
9%
10 y8
275
9%
1.20
*
class
1.25
725
28'A
28%
2,137
20c
200
17
17%
2,300
12 y8
12 y«
10
34
36%
4,385
8%
8%
100
20c
10
*
j
Hayes
Horner
Steel
Ltd
Products
Ltd-
(Frank W)
class A-——-_*
Jan
575
6
1.80
17%
63
37
Grain
16 V»
18%
5%
5%
5
34
33 % Mar
Feb
Feb
Mar
•
Feb
Mar
65
10%
9% Jan
1.80
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Mar
*
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*
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,
Jan
2
2Va Jan
234
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14%
Jan
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50
65c
,
9
Jan
33
300
4.50
3
50
2.90,
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100
2.90
—*
Lithograph
Paper
Consolidated
Jan
2.00
8l/2
10% Jan
Jan
11%
class
Preferred
Jan
20
630
5
Div Stand
Consolidated
Mar
20
a9
13%
•
common
preferred
Consolidated
Jan
13%
*
100
—
Commercial Alcohols Ltd
43% Mar
A
13%
a9
13%
-
*
Jan
Jan
1.50
2.00
—*
Claude Neon Gen Adv Ltd class
32% Jan
13%
1
Co Ltd—
Knitting
Chatco Steel Products Ltd common
25% Mar
66 Ya
,
8
V/a
2%
400
225
V
70% Mar
5% Jan
Jan
901
10,897
v..'
24
100
Westinghouse
1,355
,
7%
4.00
7%
4.15
2.50
3.80
16%
1,835
18% Feb
Jan
20
24
3.90
Jan A
1,449
:
5.50 Jan
4.60 Mar
17%
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Mar
47
•
180
103%
.
Jan
13% Mar
Jan
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23
•
28%
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*
A
51% Jan
Jan
12%
40
Jan
180
23%
2
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37%
Feb Vv
14 Va Mar
a71
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Canadian Western Lumber Co—
21
32
Feb
Co Ltd
*
Trust Ltd com—*
common
Rand
Inv
13%
1.663
/
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Feb
4%
104%
Feb
*
Mar
.
100
Ingersol
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21% JarVrjf
2,923
Mar
143
„•
Jan
•
preferred
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Jan
a—:
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41^41
50
Jan
22%
Feb/?
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68%
275
:
98
92% Jan
46
25y2 Mar«
30
405
46
65
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7,009
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46
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621
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32
Ltd
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1.85
2,065
33,800
98
-1
Canadian Marconi Company
1
Canadian Pwr 6c Paper Inv Ltd com__•
Canadian Silk Products class A
—*
;10% Jan
49% Feb
.
't
"
•,
11% Feb
252
Mar,
116
/
9% Jan,
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r—
Paper
&
Company common
Celtic
Mat !
all
0
7%
26
f
11% JanAi
19%
—
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35
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19
Jan
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11
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7%
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35
•
24
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7%
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34% Mar
112% Jari i
8% Jah '
46
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3,835
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21'/8.
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116
9%
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Mailman Corp Ltd common
Massey-Harris
955
,
41' 43%
A—
class
Packers Ltd cl
2.00
Canada 6c Dominion Sugar
Canada Malting Co Ltd
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;v14% Jain
26% Jan
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29% Jan [
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101
34%
34%
35
5
.
Jan
12% Mar
a—
1.90
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7'A
34%/ 34%
$
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35
106
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2.00
50
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29%
common-—_♦
class
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Jan
*
Feb
41% Mar
A-
.
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12%
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48%
250
16%
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6%
12%
a
260
7
7
167
*
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
4
26'A
29%
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4.00
•
41 Va Mar
Jan
-
5%
common
B
Jan
35
5'A
——
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4.00 Jan
34%
25%
•
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(John)
of
3.75 Mar
Mar
2,020
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—-—8
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370
14
49y»
25
Corp
'. *
4.00
*
Jan
43%
—*
Power
International
•
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3.75
1
9% Mar
•
1,546
41V*
25
Ltd
Jan
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co Ltd
Canadian Food Products Ltd—
13% Mar
1-—*
Petroleum Co
7'/a
Canada
21% Mar
—
Canada——*
International
3,205
Jan
12
25
—7%
9 %
Jan
262
100
common
8%
7
Jan
19% Mar
y
1,820
-32
International
16
105%
Feb
5,740
26
'I——25
Intercolonial Coal common
'• International Bronze common
6% preferred
13
Feb
:.19%
Jan
17%
13%. 13%
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$1.60 preferred—
class
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108% Mar
22% "22%
26 i
——100
___—
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Brown
Jan
99% Mar
19
13%;
'
preferred
Jan
14%
1
104
440
u
-
Jan
17%
10
;
22%^
/
,
$4.25
1,560
3,000
common——103
Ltd
Columbia
Canadian
;"i.
12 Va
15%
6%
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6c
11%
15'A
Class B i
32 y« Mar
Jan
Jan
17%
535
18% 18%
12%. 13y«
43%,
.
104
18%f
>
245
19%
194
•
•
10.
108% 108%
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Smelting
Feb
Jan
16
Jan
24%
Oo
Ltd
High
11%
15'A
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd—
.••••
19
common
29
98
class
&
Low
High
5
Ltd
•
Products
Pr
Low
v!
•
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Bickle-Seagraves Ltd
Mar
15%
16%
Ltd
Ltd
Fabrics
Beatty
Feb.
Works
Develop
Steels
20 lA
-
14% Mar
„
231
25»
99%-
.
•
.
$2.00 preferred
!5'A
Jan
15%
15
—\
100
6c
2.00
19%
common
Bay Mining
45
—1
—
Hudson
4.50
19% {
5%
preferred
—j
Gypsum Lime 6c Alabastine
t'i
4.50
1
•
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Howard Smith Paper
i
preferred--25
common
5%
preferred
General Steel Wares
■
4.50*
4%% preferred—lOO
Power
16
18%
—;y
preferred._w20
4.16%
common
Fraser Cos Ltd
—I
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Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Foundation Co of Canada
Fraser
' —V
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V i 22%
Par
Belding-Corticelli
East
5
173
I———*
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;
11
100
Donnacona Paper 4%%
j
—
Jan
18% Mar
6
.
Jan
1.8Q Feb
36 Va
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
1.15 Mar
1.75
Jan
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24Va Jan
15c
Mar
29% Feb
20c
Mar
11% Feb
17% Mar
12% Mar
Jan
36% Mar
Jan
8% Feb
14'A
28
7%
Jan
..
/
36
(1383)
THE
&
COMMERCIAL
FOR
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Shares
Low
International Metal Indus class A
*
International Paints (Can) Ltd cl A—*
preferred
Invest
Foundation
Ltd
27
150
v
9
a
convertible
common
preferred
12
9%
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5%
5
12
50
50%
Lambert
- (Alfred)
Inc
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
1
50
950
16
275
12
Mar
9%
Sales
Range
for Week
sf Prices
Shares
16%
Pmr
Abitlbi
Jan
Jan
Jan
15
Week's
Last
Feb
51
8% Jan
/,
Friday
Sals Pries
stocks
—
Jan
11{
8%
a—
»
Mar
152
15
15
Jan
,
■
Power
&
Paper
Low
—•
$1.50 preferred *—;——
Acadia-Atlantic class A—
Power &
Paper Co
•
40%
40%
; 35% Jan
400
"
23%
Maple
Leaf
Milling Co
*
9
9
50
10
Jan
Teleg Si Tel common
10
Massey-Harrls Co 6Y*% conv pfd—20
18
18
"55
18
Mar
18%
Feb
27%
27%
50
27
Mar
28%
Jan
6%
6%
500
a98 a99%
30
Ltd
Maritime
Maxwell
Ltd
•
McColl-Frontenao Oil 4%
Melchers
6%
pfd
Distlllerfeg Ltd
100
preferred
10
Mica of Canada Ltd
Minnesota
Montreal
Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Ltd
Orange Crush. Ltd
Paul Service Stores
19
a 20c
a20c
a77
a77
•
♦
10%
Feb
85c
Jan
17%
1,540
a—
5
75
Feb
Jan
12
7%
7%
7%
275
_♦
Ltd
15
15
15
175
109% 110%
66
108% Mar
.'54
70
i 53%, Jan
cum
47
; 47
21%
21
22%
625
19
19
19%
615
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12
12
100
12
* 25
;;
Feb
Area
Feb
48%
Mar
-
Feb
100
115
115
15
50c
51c
21,285
15%
16
1,100
51c
*
15%
25C
25c
30c
18%
18%
18%
27
27
19%
Argus
24
27
Ltd
•
Western Canada Breweries
Western Grain Co Ltd
14%
_»
56
Arno
Mines
70c
Ascot
Metals
Aubelle
Mines
Ltd
35c
Feb
Atbona
Bouscadillac
28
Jan
2c
2c
2c
43c
1,500
55c
53C
56c
30,100
56
10cll%C
,
2c
>3,500
10c
63c
74,800
13c
Jan
1.45
1.45
1.45
700
1.20
22c
22c
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3c
'
1
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1
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12c
Candego Mines Ltd
l
Carticr-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd—?.—*
Chesterville
Ltd
600
;
10,000
/
;
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Mar
31c
;
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3c
——
^
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4c
Feb
4V2C
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59c
5%c
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3c
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5c
Ma^
,
20c;
100
32c
';
7c
3%c
6C
Golden Manitou Mines Ltd———_1
Goldora Mines Ltd
—_i
Holllnger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
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2.55
2.55
6%c
5c
7c
2.55
—
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd
Ltd—:
Lake
25c
3,000
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11
'«
1
4%C
24 %c
1
_
i;
2,167
13
12%
4 VaC
:
.
Pandora
48c
24 %c 28%c
47c
49c
3.50
3.85
1
3:10
j.
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1
3.25
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62
•
Ltd
Ltd
—
—_
12
class
1
80c
80c
of
Nova
of
•
1
,
,
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Mar
5c
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"
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40%
Feb
t
11
Mar
Jan
-
Jan
'
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Feb
9%c Feb
-
Jan
Jan
9% Mar
14%cMar
1.76 Mar
10c
Jan
4%c
Jan
13c
Mar
12c
Jan
66c
Mar
3.10 Feb
100
7V*Mar
v;400
3%-Jan
"
18c
149,652
14,500
3.45
Jan
.7%
.
-,
Jan
3.85 Mar
/
27ViC Mar
Feb-
r"
6c
Jan
10%c Mar
:
'27%. Feb
;
1,155
■./■
1,370
38%
Jan
710
38%
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.
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28 Vi
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41,, Mar
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--
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40
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Si
5.25
j
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Jan
.4 VaC
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12%c
Feb
3,500
45c
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2,700
3.05
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1
1.25
4c
1.19
2.95
Jan
21
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8 Vac
8
3.00
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British
Columbia Forest
British
Columbia
1,700
171
61% Mar
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12
1,000
400
30c
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Jan
|
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British
_
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class
Class
,
4,000
t
,
2,000
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2.80
Red
Burns &
Class
Jan
40,900
1.02
V
500
1
Jan
Jan
Caldwell
Feb
2nd
2OV2C
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13,500'
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900"
1.92
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Ltd
1,000
77,950
2.32
8.000
7c
Mar
1.19
4.700
1.10 Mar
9,000
6c
52c
56c
31,900
5,400
52c
3.85
13
13c
2.000
13c
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4c
2.99
1.000
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7.15
7.30
1,150
*
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1.25
1.25
400
Consolidated Homestead Oil Co Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
1,
General
4.50
•
common
Class A
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Omnltrans Exploration Ltd
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
1st
preferred-—.
Campbell Red Lake
Bread
Canada
Cement common
Mar
36c
Jan
10c
Canada
1.36
Jan
14 %c
Jan
71c
Class
Jan
3.85 Mar
13c
Jan
Feb-'/ "102".
Jan
99%
9,090
3.55
2%
Jan
6
Jan
Class
5;%c Jan
.
Jan
60c
58c
18%
63c
20,800
50c
Jan
19%
600
7%
7%
23
507
■
'
725
27%
-
Jan
2%
•
4in
17,000
4.20 Mar
lie
6.000
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6,860
1.01
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•
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1.95
j«n
Canadian
5%
1.20 Mar
Feb
13%
16c
5%c
33 V2
500
1.65 Mar
2.21
-
6% Mar(
-
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v
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3%c Mar
7%c
Jan
-
41c
Feb
...
-
415
8c
17%
18%
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7%
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11 %c
13c
*
Jan
63c
Mar
'
19%
Feb
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v
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,
Jan
2.25
,
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Jan
Jan
17c
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6c
Jan
«
30%
Jan
34
Feb
14Vi
Jan
16
Feb
26
Feb
30%
Jan
17
:
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410
.
Feb
19V*
Jan
4
f
13c
71/* Feb
225
1,000
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-
8
/
Jan
30%
30 Va
100
16%
16 %
33
7.10
7.55
7,105
5c
5c
5 V4C
13,000
5c
50c
22,900
42c
Mar
7.50
30
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Mar
31
16% Mar
2.50
2.70
2,900
2.50
2.50
300
34%
35
875
34
29 %
29%
515
29
Jan
12
12
100
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8.35
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50
50
2.50 Mar
47
300
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2%
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38%
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12 V4 Mar
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Feb
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3.25
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58c
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16% Mar
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6.80 Mar
2.55
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30
50
class
/
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Jan
52
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12 %
Mar
Jan
1st
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-
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36
36
36
21%
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21V2
385
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215
215
34
196
Jan
14
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•
—
—
21
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class A.
_—
Mar
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3^.
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37
Jan
24%
Jan
216 J/4 Mar
-
—
-
—
■
21
2.320
40
41
-
r-'
of
Commerce
Breweries
per
(called
on
.10
41
716
33J/2
Jan
41 J/2 Mar
85
85
30
80
Jan
85
34%
60
30 V4
Jan
33
Feb
9
9
11%
Jan
60
.
9
21
Mar
Jan
«
25%
26
25%
1,192
25
%
3,461
21 "4 Mar
19%
i—
—
common
Mar
Mar
19 V*
1934
1,545
19y4 Mar
23.10
23.10
23.15
22 >/4
22
22
26 V»
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Feb
23 V*
Jan
20%
Jan
Feb
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April
1
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—
20
preferred
common
12 Vs
_.
preferred
22%
Jan
23.15
19%
Jan
20%
100
common.
12 J/4
11
Jan
13
Jan
Mar
14V4
14V>
4? 8
14
Jan
15
Jan
33V4
33
33%
1,530
29
Feb
34
Mar
——
39
39
80
37
Feb
40
Mar
23%
23%
60
23
Mar
—
Celanese
778
245
20';20 V8
4
A
Preferred
_
Jan
V
$23
Canadian
Jan
34
it
Bank
pref
19 1,4
160
K
34
-50
Canners
Canadian Car
6.05 Mar
50c
67/»
39,600
17
3.20 Mar
17V* Jan
3,600
107,400
30
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3.000
10.300
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13c
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redemption
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at
10c
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f
34%'
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Canada Wire & Cable
Mar
Jan
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Mar-
3c
8.935
26
•
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Feb
5,000
1.75
1.20
1
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Canadian
1.65
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Feb
330
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12 %
•
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Jan
12
South Brazeau Petroleums Ltd
Superior Oils Ltd
-
.
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6% Mar
26.50
11,310
4%c
26%
25%
.
2.35 Jan
Jan
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Feb
Feb
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8.25
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3.20
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1.42
Feb
1.15
•
25c
28^4
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6.95 Mar
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8.95 Mar
3.00
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1.17
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1.68
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preferred
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62c
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12c
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1
Feb
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•
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1
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Canada
:
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Jan
11c
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Western Ashley Minerals Ltd
70c
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22
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Mar
Northern
1.10
1.725
50c
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Malting
7%c
2,000
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Canada
53 %c
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15,333
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Building Products
Burlington Steel
Mar
Canada
1
Jan
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5%c
Jan
1
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l
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'
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14c
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%
12c
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31c
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6,200
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10c
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Upper Canada Mines Ltd
3 VaC
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8.95
15 %C
62c
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160
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,
13c
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148
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Mar
10c
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910
Buffalo Canadian
2.00
Mar
3.05
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53C
9 VaC
4c
6%
.
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Feb
18c
Jan
4c
80
.
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8.50
v
5,000
20.60
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85c
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9c
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.
41
,
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.
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r
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Buffadlson Gold
3.35 Mar
7%c Mar
1,900
3.00
10c
14
Feb
28%
Broulan Porcupine
66%
•
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50c
,7%. Jan
Feb
6%
class
Bruck Mille class Az
13%
:
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2.50
107,500
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2.75
13%
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3.20
6c
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Feb
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15 V*
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Mar
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Feb
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3.10 Mar
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3.85 Mar
300
j
3.45
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4
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1,445
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66.000
2.60
4c
3.45
15 %c
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4%c Mar
lie
30c
5c
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I
45%c Mar
lie
6.60
13%
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Mar
;
18c
,
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27c
55c'
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Jan^
11c
14 /
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class
Feb
Mar
Jan
2.50
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85
-
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6.60
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Brazilian Traction
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1.80
7
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-
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3c
8 VaC
20c
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4.00 Mar
6c
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54c
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40 Va
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63c
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1.48
22c
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Mar
15 %c
Mar
1.38
•
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Brantford
<1. 7c
,
page
8,500
40
60 %c
—X
2,350
see
15c
15%
7%
1,060,900
28
39%"
common.
'4,500
footnotes
40
40
■
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35c
For
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Gold
Brand
6c
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Feb
L
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86c
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40%
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Feb
62c
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~
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7%c Feb
:
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Feb
65c
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Jan
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12
1
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Mar
31c
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,
3.85
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25c
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2,20
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9c
50c
355
7%
1.48
——
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7%:
27%
.10
class
2.15
Mines
Jan
45c
'
63c
7c
Westville
6,500
66c
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2.15
Mines
Jan
29,700
,
"
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Telephone
Jan
32c
2.60
u
1
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|.
22c
,
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7c
-
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1.85
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77
Feb
3.35
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Power
10c
Feb
6,150
44c
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14c
Ltd.
Co
Metals
1
Gold
13c
3.25
.1
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;
4%c
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6c
35c
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1
Sullivan
Mar
73
11c
10c
3.75
Montreal..
50c
Standard
15
Jan..
85c
4%C
(1944)
15
-1
of
Sherrltt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Mines
/•
8% Mar
Jan
\-
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Mar
Jan.
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41%c
Queenston Gold Mines Ltd
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
Stadacona
Feb
Jan
-
9c
7%
Mines
Jan;,
3%c
,
43c
Gold Dredging Ltd——I
Labrador Development Co,
1
Siscoe Gold
7V»
57,600
.
58c
14%
———————
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>
52c
15
A
B
Bobjo
1,000
/
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Santiago Mines Ltd
■
10c
3.25
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Feb ,c'
12
1
Gold
27c
55c
.1
Bldgood
12%
62
1
Mining Corp Ltd
Cadallic
26c
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42c
,
56V2C Mar
,
300
850
3.35
Ltd
Rochette Gold Mines Co Ltd
i
Feb
8c
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?3.10
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Ouebec
Jan
28c
22c
Jan
Mar.,",-
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13c 14%c
Belleterre Quebec
Bevcourt Gold
7.40 Mar
2c
,
"7,250
:
4 VaC
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25%c
;
77
35c
9c
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23c
21c
;
500
11c
10c
4
1
Mines Ltd
O'Brien Gold Mines Ltd
Gold
4%c
.
Mar..
20 V*-
Jan
Feb
10
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4,800
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2.55 Mar
•
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2,310
4
59c
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Mines
75
420
14c
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Goldvue
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75
8%
III
Jan
25c
4c
500.
4.55
4.55
10c
1
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Dredging Ltd_„
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3%>
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8c
Jan
6c
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Feb
'•
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Feb
6%c
5%c Feb
55,500
;
62c
19%
12%
1
—
i
12c
14c
1,455
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Mar.
Mar
28c
2,500
32c
56 %c
1
—
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500
9%
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6c
Mar
4.45
8,500
w
214c~ 2'4c
31c
1
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ti Malartlc Gold Fields.Ltd
,
Jan
3Vac Jan
27,500
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8 %
—
1
;
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4.75
32c
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Mines
14c
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Mclntyre-Porcupine
11'4e
I
Mining & ExdIot Co Ltd
(19451
8c
10%. 10%
14c
I
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
Llngside Gold Mines Ltd
Louvlcourt Goldflelds Ltd
Rowan
■
1
—
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i i
-
10%
1
Jollet-Quebec Mines Ltd:
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd
j'
Feb
Feb
Mar
1.75
■
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16c
1,600
r
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-
4c
17
48,000
31c
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5c
1,000
7.40
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5c
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6.20
300
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20c
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Jan
3.80
18c
120,900
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70,000
59c
514c
1
6c
1:
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4c
1
1
;
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'1
4c
8c
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5,250
JO
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Barnat Mines Ltd
Jan
-
5,000
3%c
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4c
.
1.76
Bank
Jan
3 Vac
6c
l
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3%c
9%c
Mar
lie
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Mar
8C
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Jan
1.45
l
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15c
Mar
Feb
5c
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1
12c
500
l
Pormaque Gold Mines Ltd
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71c
-11.000
'
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Bank
Jan
7c
1.45
•
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Goldbeam
44c
24,090
26c
-1
Bank
:Jan
14c
2%c
4c
I
Dulama Gold Mines Ltd
East Sullivan Mines Ltd—-
;
8,300
66c
4.60
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7,000
V
3c
11c
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Mining Co Ltd
8c:
7c
6C
Mtnes_l
Dome Mines Ltd
f
Jan
64c
—100
Bankfield Consolidated
.
Jan
/5%c Mar
,
1,000
28,500
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1
Cortez Explorations Ltd
Cournor
3c
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12c
7%c
'3c
1
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7%c
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10c
1.55
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Feb
'
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Centremaqne Gold: Mines
Feb
Jan
7c
24c
-1
Bagamac
1.53 Mar
2c
.
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5,000
4.35
16c
./"■V." :
„
Mar.
63c
20c
1.700
Mar
20c
-
65c
64c
:
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Class
11 %c Mar
Feb
27
Jan
15%cMar
Mar
4.50
15c
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Mar
3c
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Mar
15 %C
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Jan
Mar
52c
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Jan
61c
Mar
14%
59
•
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8c
29.%c Mar
Jan
4,300
1.76
Atlas
Jan
71c
Jan
50c
-
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10c
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Gold
7c
26
3,400
Jan
80c
52% Feb
.
/ to
'
Atlas Steels
Mar
1.00
;
Jan
39c
1
Mines Ltd.
Buffalo Canadian
8c
Jan
Mar
'
11 Yt
Mar
1
Gold Mines
Bouzan Gold
58c
Atlantic Oil
19 % Mar
28%
Jan
1
—
19c
54c
common.
Ascot Metals Corp
Ashdown
Jan
70c
27,500
1
—
Barnat Mines Ltd
Base Metals
Mining
Bonville Gold
67c
tl
Aumaque Gold Mines Ltd——
16%c
4c
Armistice
Feb
14% Mar
1
70c
64c
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26/4
19c
58c
13%
1,315
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Auto Fabric
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26',a
26%
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Aunor
Mines
59
1
Arjon Gold
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53 Vt
1.735
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'
Mar
Jan
50
Mar
20c
Mar
51c
12%
71
23c
53%
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\ 16%
26
151
:
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Jan,.;
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450
14%
55
5
29,300
Jan
20c
331
B—
116
Jan
Feb
13%
7,300
14%
'
Feb
12% Mar
41c
60
26%
*
„
113
Jan
14%
22% Mar
.
70c
L
Preferred
13,
43ic Jan
•
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Aquarius
"
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class
United Securities Ltd
Apex
Jan
54%
Jan
,
47
Jan
105
1,275
•
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25
5,500
29 %c
preferred_2fi
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Feb
Feb
110% Mar
: Jan
Ltd-
Canada
Anglo Canadian Oil
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Jan
Mar
15
,
of
23%
24
,
Jan
102 V* Jan
80c
27c 29 V2C
Mar
22 V»
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27%
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15
'14%
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3,212
,
36c 36 %c
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(Can)
.
7%
Feb
47
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
Corporations
13%
•
Southern Canada Power 6% pfd
Southmount Investment1 Co Ltd
Standard Paving & Materials Ltd
Trans vision-Television
54
5% Jan
•
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Reitmans (Can) Ltd common
Russell Industries Ltd
^
Sangamo Co Ltd—
a—
—
635
•
Anacon Lead
77%
9
24%
.1
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American Yellowknife
19% Mar
10
Co
American
27%
-•
Amalgamated
Jan
1.05
Cons
Low
1
23%
'
80c
Ltd
Aluminum
11% Mar
Jan
■„
Aluminium
Feb
10
/
all% all%
1st pfd-100
6% non-cumulative part 2nd pfd—50
Purity Floor Mills Co Ltd preferred—40
Products
130
2,500
Pacific
,
23
"-.t
—
Algoma steel
Mar
5
4.50 Mar
Alberta
VIn
24%
—
Range Since January 1
'
26
-
—
Akaltcho Yellow Knife-
Jan
100
Jan /
97
•
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Westeel
10%
7
6% Mar
100
1.00
a
18%
18%
*
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United
10%
a
4.50
1.00
9
Island Power 'ji_:
Moore
Mount
Power
alO"
10
Ontario Paper Co
<fe
4.50
*
common
8% Mar
.100
Acme Gas & Oil
High
102% 103%
—*
Preferred
Mar
41
! '
26%
-20
coaunon.
.
MacLaren
Exchange
Canadian Funds
10 % Mar
Jan
a—
197
8%
•
...
27%
Mar
26
225
22
11%
—_50
—
High
Low
'
67b
Toronto Slock
Range Since Jsnsarr 1
High
26%
20
Ji.
31
for Week
of Prices
Par
5%
ENDED MARCH
Sales
Last
Sals Pries
I
WEEK
Monday, April 3, 1950
MARKETS
LISTED
CANADIAN
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
23 J/2
Jan
/
171
Volume
Number 4895
-
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
CANADIAN
FINANCIAL
LISTED
CHRONICLE
(1389)
37
MARKETS
'
RANGE
Week's
Last
Sale
Pric?
Par
Canadian
Dredge
Caiiauiiixi
Fooa
Class
Prouucu.
A
General
Canadian
'
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12 %
■____
Industrial Alcohol vot_
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10
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100
5
280
700
i
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24'/e
4.65 Mar
170
280
11
20
250
,
Feb
Jan
Jan
Mar
Canadian
9
xJ
2,7*0
by2
Jan
10% Mar
9%
9'A
75
8%
Jan
10'A Mar
23%
77c
Locomotive
Canadian JMaiaruc
Canadian
Oils
Tire
3,677
17%
I,365
102
102
15
.100
Pacific
Canadian
108
77c
16%
102
common
preferred
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23%
72 V4C
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:
Railway
—25
16%
-100
102 %
16%
17%
35
35
Corp
Canadian
Utilities
Canadian
Wirebound
preferred
class
A—
—*
t-;.
22% Mar
29
60c
Jan
82c
15%
Jan
17% Mar
101'A
Feb
;
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9,053
r-U
75
102% 102 'A
16'A Mar
X
Feb
Jan
18
31
Jan
35
101
5
26
Jan
103
Feb
Feb
27
Mar
25
26
26
Jan
Mar
103'A
25'%
Shares
Mar
Manltou
Goidora
Castle-Trethewey
l
2.50
2.50
2.50
10,094
2.20
Jan
2.60
Feb
•
1.25
1.20
1.29
27,200
1.00
Feb
1.52
2.70
19,900
2.44 Mar
3.35
5%c
4'Ac
5%c
4,500
4'Ac Mar
6c
Jan
b',20
'4
vac
7'Ac
150,900
3'Ac "Jan
7'Ac
Mar
2c
2c
5,000
85
91
45
90
Jan
95
Mar
53
53
15
52% Mar
53
Mar
I_11
Mines
—1
Goodyear Tire
-__* *
common—.
Great
Lakes
IA
Class
Paper common-
17%
Felt————.;
16%
6,230
14'A
*0
Jan
100
20
Jan
5%
2'Ac
Jan
195
21%
300
185
9%
Feb
17% Mar
43%
Feb
26
;
5% Mar
4
Jan
Feb
6'A
Jan
11%
35C
1
38C
11,500
lie
13c
24,325
7c
Jan
16c
Jan
15c 16 %C
8,450
15c
Mar
19c
Jan
c
Feb
Matr
33c
11% Mar
43c
Feb
,
4'Ac
5'Ac
9,500
4'Ac
Feb
6c '
Feb
18%
5'Ac
1
_
35c
16%
1
Gold
11%
1JC
—1
Mines.
Gunnar Gold
Lake
17%
43%
5%
5%
Guayana Mines
Lead
Feb
.
Great West Saddlery
Gulf
2c
High
43%
43%
Coal
West
Low
21%
preferred
West
Great
85
II50
Preferred
Gwillim
Central
High
2.44
Gocdfish Mining
Great
Range Since January 1
Low
2.65
♦
Goldhawk Porcupine
12 Ve Mar
280
for Week
1
Gulden
6
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
27
Bales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
912
",;-C3ass B
57c
5
12
—Ilio
Electric
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since January 1
jHigh
25%* 25 'A
25%
common
j.".
Canadian
Low
..25
__
MARCH. 24
for Week
Shares
ENDED
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
18%
1,505
17'A
Feb
19%
Jan
4'Ac
Feb
Jan
Leduc
Oil
Central Patricia Gold Mines
1
Central
1
Porcupine
Centremaque Gold
Chatco
Steel
Chemical
83c
common™—,;
83c
Jan
1.08
II,550
80c
Mar
9,000
15c
Jan
92,500
6c
Jan
11c
Mar
10%
Jan
14%
Jan
7>Ac
lie
13%
<*
•
Research
80c
15 %C 16 %C
10 %C
1
—;
13%
100
21'Ac Mar
Gypsum
Lime
Halcrow
50c
93c
81%c
95c
26,535
72c
Jan
1
6V4C
5c
7'AC
37,000
47/eC
Jan
1
1.48
1.40
1.48
5,800
1.15
Feb
15c
19c
2,500
ll%c
Feb
21c
2%c
3c
14,500
2'Ac
Jan
A,. 3c
Jan
Headway
36 %c
39c
5,700
36Vic Mar
50c
Jan
Hedley
23,700
Chimo Gold ________!
Citralam
Malartic
1
;
2%C
,_1
•—
Coastal Oils
Cochenour
Willans
1
2.18
2.34
14%
14%
16
885
17c
20C
1.40
1.46
1.42
1.42
1.00
1.05
■;
,
150
15%
2.2a
..;
Feb
2.01
Feb
1.37
1.78
Jan
Mar
Hard
Dunlop
class
A—
_—_*
Cockshutt Plow
Coin
•
Lake
_1
Commonwealth
Coniagas
16
14
Rock
Gold
Mines.
•
1.40
5
-
:
Mines
•
1.02
Consolidated
Ansley
1
Consolidated
Astoria
1
Red
Consolidated
Central
Cadillac.
—
Duquesne
30C
s-
1
—
Mar
Highwood
Homestead
Howey
Consolidated
Mining
Class
B
Conwest
Croinor
30'Ac Mar
Hosco
10'Ac Mar
Howard Smith
Gold
Del
4%C
4%C
4%C
900
5,000
6'Ac Mar
9c
Mar
17%
10%
10%
2,010
4c
4c
500
70c
80c
22,816
4c
7'Ac
60c
*
90c
Jan
'
5%C Mar
3,000
4c
Mar
55c
Feb
62c
Jan
10c
11c
5,701
10c
Mar.
26c
Jan
92
93'A
1,680
91% Mar,.
5'A
5'A
1.05
'
1.0$
22%
22
13%
14
25%
25%
4%
preferred
1.05 Mar
1.75
Jan
'57c
Jan
57c
Jan
SI.60
165
22'A
125
21
Jan
25
15
15%
275
14'A
Feb
15% Mar
18c
Mar
18c 20 %c
3,100
6%
Jan
1.26
Mar
25c
Jan
8% Mar
Jan
convertible
Inglis
Inspiration
384
16c
4,000
13c
Feb
17c
Jan
60c
5Gc
61c
7,500
50c
Jan
65c
Mar
49'A
Feb
7c
Jan
10c
Jan
1
L7%C
15
13c
27,850
29c
3,500
21'A
75
8
100
14c
-
Mar
12c
Feb
v
Preferred
Jan
Jaculet
Gold
Jan
Joliet
10c
Mar
Jan
36c
Jan
Keiore
Mar
42c
Jan
Ltd
Kerr-Addison
Feb
6'Ac
9,000
6c
Jan
27c
2,000
26c
53,600
28c
60
34
34%
34%
34%
10'A
11
860
40c
36c
40c
101% Mar
Jan
34'A Mar
30
225
11
17,350
32% Mar
9'A
36c
Feb
5'A
5'A
16'A
16%
110
16
26'A
27%
1,430
26
Feb
103
103
103
50
101%
103
103
42
100
Jan
29%
29%
30'A
6,274
30
Mar
148
13
148
:
17'A
•
Jan
103
Feb
104
+
Feb
32%
Feb
8'A
Jan
28%
•
Jan
142%
Jan
Jan
5'A Mar
Feb
27%
Mar
12
Mar V'
4
7o
35
49c
Jan
*
'
Feb
Mar
Mar
101,
65
34%
(1939)
Jan
Mar
9'A
9%
4,405
4'AC
5'Ac
59,000
4'Ac Mar
30c
25c
32c
71,344
20c
Jan
>•
30c
10c
11c
3.699
4%C
Jan
v.
10'Ac 11'Ac
5,000
10c
Jan
65,855
55c
Mar
1,000
5,750
44c
Jan
6c
Feb
4,170
17% Mar
1
i_,
Quebec Mines
Jan
148
9*%
4%c
1
_«
Jan
17
35
;r
*
—
Mines
67C
40c
101
V
,
1
Jacknife
Gold
5,000
101
27
*
International Petroleum
Mines
10c
15'A
Jan
Mar
15
;
29%: Jan
—5/100
i___
Jan
Jan
Jellicoe
61c
15
50
•
Joburke
Feb
Feb
15%
100
Jan
58c
58c
A___—_
Jan
23'A
.
;
Feb
34%
preferred
Milling
Jan
1,400
25 y«
290
15'A
International Nickel Co common
1.80
6,500
1.60
International
16c
13c
1.74
26'A ' ;:r
34%
.25
42c
8%
Jan
13'A Mar ">
15%
com.—*
Powders
class
Metals
Jan
32
21
1
Preferred
Jan
9
Jan
1,675!"
6
24
■::h
26'/4c
__1
*
Feb
12c
13c
1
Rio
7%
1.65
•
Mines
19c
20% Mar
8
Mar
27'Ac Mar
21
*
Ltd
128,000
28c
*
A
19C
•
,
52% Mar
A 13c
30'A
34%
25
Preferred
50%
Mar
47'A
:
9,198
32
Bronze
International
9c
A 33c
Mar
100
International
8%
50'A
Mar
41
,,
"
„100
—
preferred
Mining
15c
lie
Jan.
15'Ac Jan
>/
Jan
•
7
•
common
preferred
(John) & Co
8'A
100
Feb
*
Acceptance
preferred
16c
.1
A___
25
Varnish
1
„
26c
120
22%
13%
Industrial
22
18C
Mar
5c
41% Mar
175;>
31'A
*
Oil
Imperial
1.07 Mar
31
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Imperial
Feb
217
Uvl
6c
1,000
31
Jan
103
5,770
*
Jan
Mar
35
2,160
8%
..10
6%
160'/a
33c
43%
A
Bank
205
.
class
Imperial
5'A Mar
164
*
Ltd
285
:
33c
11 Ye
4c
175
43%
Feb
Feb
,
18
Feb
2,260
,
\r
Mar
Jan
16'A
10
9'Ac Jan
;
*"
5c
5c
93%
41
33c
Hunts
59c
■
435
23,000 "
7c
39
4
43%
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting.
Feb
59c
'•v+A.
6 %c
6%C
"
Mining
Jan
66c
4'Ac
•-
1
Jan
?
10%
Paper common...
Feb
& 51c
.
A 97/e
Mines
Feb
Feb
8
:
1.12
Patricia
Oils
Delnite
39,500
0
!
Jan
9c
17'A
Yellowknife
Jan
13c
163
Petroleum
Decalta
200
64c
l
B
10c
7'Ac
■■
Daueh
____1
class
60c
Feb
.—*
Sarcee
7%c Mar
1.08
D'Aragon Mines
Class
8%
♦
Nest Coal—
Davies
Jan
6c
„_1
1.12
common..
Mines
Davis Leather
6c
58c
III5
1.;
Jan
3,000
Homer
16,000
39c
11,600
Hollinger Consol
163%
Pershing
Crows'
Feb
6'Ac
Feb
4%c Mar
■
,
111,500
Jan
*
common
Crowshore
Feb
60c
Jan
100
.
Mining
Bit
Crestaurum
22c
/
7%c
1.15
58C
*
Imperial Mills—
Cournor
3'Ac Mar
27c
59c
1.50
8'A
*
Exploration
Cosmos
1,000
3,400
3%c
24'Ac
Jan
47c
6'Ac
Feb
64c
5
A
■
Corrugated Paper Box
Craig
Smelting
_.
Consumers Gas
Feb
60c
Feb
l
&
30c
7'Ac
1.00
1
class
2,700
,
8'Ac Jan
6%c
1.39
8'A
•
Oro
Consolidated Press
Mar
1
Hindo &
181,295
.
Mar
11
5c
10
■
1
500
8'Ac 10 Vic
44C
Jan
16.000
3%c
Jan
.
Jan
10
7'Ac
24'AC
—1
8,066
•iA
26c 30y2C
10c
1
Lebel
26'Ac
35c
1
Lake
Mascot
1.50
1
Mines__
Consolidated
104,360
Feb
.14'A Mar
Jan
37c 38'AC
Feb
2
Beattie
Consolidated
39c
2c
>
14'A
5'Ac
—1
1.15
2,100
•
Consolidated
Consolidated
Feb
10
Hasaga Gold
Hoyle
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
13 »A
7C
.1,
Heva Gold Mines
20c
Mar
15c
7,160
;
130
36c
Gold
Highland-Bell
Hlghridge Mining
Jan
14
Harding Carpets
H&rricana
2.34 Mar
16%
15% Mar
Jan
i.
14% Mar
Jan
14
Feb
11%
4C
2c
'
Petroleum
Mines
Coniaurum
1
,
l'Ac
3,065
2c
13%
"
Cochrane
3%c Mar
1,000
13%
4C
Gold
Hamilton Bridge
Hamilton Cotton
Chesterville
7'Ac Mar
5,300
2c
12%
Swayze-
Halliwell
Cheskirk Mines
Mines
18%
Alabastine.
&
55c
62c
1
63c
10%
Jan
8c
T|
f
Feb
Feb
15c
Mar
12'Ac
Mar
82c
Jan
5c
Feb
'
Detta
Lake
Red
Dexter
Red
Discovery
1
.!_
Lake
1
1
Dominion
Bank
Dominion
22
21'A
22%
8,350
20'/a
*
Seagrams
17
16%
17'A.
1,880
16% Mar
Electrohcme
26%
1,272
26
5
150
3
,27%
Mar
4.75
*
23% Mar
Jan
26
Feb
26
IP
preferred
Foundry & Steel
29V/a
29'A
175
Dominion
*
29%
29%
29%
1,220
26%
Dominion
Magnesium 1
•
9%
9
9'A
690
7%
5
*
29% Mar
j
Mar
30
Feb
Fabrics 2nd
Jan
27% ,Jan
Jan
Dominion
Dominion
5%
20%
1,185
33%
33'A
33%
preferred_23'A
22'A
22'A
22%
11
11 Vs
10'A
10%
180
54c
60c
64,350
invest
&
Tar
Chem
5%
common___l
Steel & Coal class
Dominion
25
B
Dominion Textile common
Dominion
•
■
*
Donalda
Woollens
Mines
Dulama
5
50
20
•
Scottish
Dominion
1
•
11
i
■
58c
-
Duvay Gold Mines
Labatt (John)
9% Mar
5% Mar
Dufault
Gold
East Crest Oil
Jan
12
11%
Jan
10
Jan
52c
Jan
64c
Mar
Jan
24c
Mar
14,700
9'Ac
Jan
10'Ac Mar
East
East
Eastern
Jan
23c
Mar
28c
Jan
2.45
2.27
2.47
29,830
2.05
Jan
2.48 Mar
6.25
5.55
6.50
146,300
4.40
Feb
6.50 Mar
Steel
Economic
6c
._1
Mines
5'A
5%
Easy Washing
Feb
-1
Mines
Sullivan
Jan
4c
3,000
24c 24'Ac
Leduc
East Malartic
14c
6,000
5'Ac
•'
Machine
6
1,325
6
6
200
5'/a Mar
6%
Jan
6
6%
Jan
Mar
20
Mines'
Lake
La
Luz
Sol
1
8%c
21,000
6c
Feb
Gold
Brass
Eureka
Coip
A
Nickel
*
Players
Grain
2,675
•
2.65
■■/■
4.05 Mar
61c
Jan
4.60
Jan
16
Jan
36%
Feb
9
120
150
117
7c
17,700
6c
21% Mar
14% Mar
1,425
10
>
33
615
1,050
9%
Mar
Mar
Jan
Jan
S'/ac Jan
:
2.05
Jan
10%
124
Jan
Feb
7c
2.90
Feb
2.65
24,700
8%
9%
3,030
'8
Feb
9% Mar
7%
50
;7%
Jan
8
*
12%
12'A
12%
350
12'A
Jan
*
1.05
1.05
1.15
Power
Petroleums
Class
Wares
Mines
'
Lake
2,000
7,860
2.30
2.25
2.35
18%
18%
109
109
110%
110%
110'A
2.90
2.85
2.90
1.15
Feb
32,.
Mar
Jan
14c
Feb
2.25
Feb
2,60
17%
105%
15
110
1,492
29%
Jan
Mar
50
'v:i*
12% Mar
>; 1.75
8'Ac
700
19
—_——
1.25
■
2
„
1.05
3,400
1.15
1.12
1.21
4,700
*
30%
30%
30%
100
18%
19
210
1
6.45
6.10
6.60
10,224
7C
7c
7c
8,500
2%c
2 Ve C
*
7.000
62C
65c
12,200
30 %C
32c
8,900
1
15'Ac
15'AC
17c
5.000
9c
5c
9c
5.000
1
Mines
5%c
5'Ac
5'Ac
6.000
7%c
£c
3,550
1
Arrow
footnotes see
2%c
62c
32c
1
Gold
Eagle
page
39.
class
Macfie
Jan
19
Jan
Jan
109
111
Mar
Jan
1
1.00
Jan
Feb
29'%-Feb
Feb
3
1.25
Jan
1.21 Mar
31
17%
Jan
G.00 Mar
6c
Feb
f
20
Jan
6.60
Mar
Jan
7%c Mar
Red
Lake
Export
Jan
3'Ac
Jan
6'Ac Mar
3'A
&
1.27
16,500
1.15
Jan
1.34
Feb
Feb
6c
Jan
7c
Feb
4c
1,000
5c
6c
1,500
4'Ac
Feb
51c
50c
53c
9.700
45c
Jan
62c
Feb
31
31
31%
385
31
Feb
32
Jan
380
30
Mar
30%;
31'A
9'A'
,31%
McBrine
(L)
2.90
3.20
26,750
45c
48c
6.913
6c
7C
10,100
3.85
209,372
10%
3.60
10'A
10'A
8%
3.00
3.15
11,390
5Cc
48c
53C
34,386
3.30
3.20
3.40
23,425
2C
4,000
"lit
*
Mar
5c
'
•
*
'*
3.25 Mar
Jan
80c
Jan
Jan
10'Ac
Mar
20c
T.
7c
Feb
17c
Mar
Jan
3.85 Mar
2.11 Mar
10% Mar
9'A
Jan
7%
Jan
2.76
Feb
3.15
Jan
Jan
60c
Feb
8%
150
4%c
5'Ac
4,059
31c
Mar
9
2.95
2c
Jan
[
Jan
3c
Jan
Jan
10'A
8% Mar
3%c
3.45 Jan
8'Ac Mar
Jan
19c
20c
18,500
13'Ac Mar
20c
Mar
%C
%c
44,200
'Ac Mar
%c
Mar
6c
4'Ac
6c
3.000
3'Ac Mar
6c
Jan
24%
24%
2,565
21%
Jan
25 Va
Jan
27
Mar
28%
Jan
17
Feb
17'A Mar
Jan
8% Mar
24%
28'A
27%
28%
95
17%
17%
25
8%
8%
55
14
14%
99'A
99'A
12c
12C
8,000
61'A
62'A
664
53c
57c
8'A
"
McDougall
14
common
Mclntyre
McKenzie
Red
Z
Segur
Porcupine
Gold
McMarmac
.5
Mentor
Lake
Mills
Milton
8c
9c
9c
3,000
9<o
1,400
9c
1.25
200
6
2.410
3'Ac
...
Grain
Corp
1.25
4c
8,500
15'A
5%
—
Oil
Modern Containers common——
Class A
7c
9C
1—5
Brick
Mining
7'AC
♦
Pacific
10
1
57c
——
Exploration
&
1,630
_
—1
—
Red
62
I
8,900
17,300
1
Lake
McWatters Gold
Midland
Jan
'Ac"
100
Mercury
Mar
5
44c
Mar
"
17'A
20
Preferred
Mid-Continent
9c
480
1,745
9
9
3.00
Grai^ class A—
Jan
6c
16,000
9c
10'Ac 11'Ac
3.45
preferred
McColl-Frontenac
Jan
l7'Ac Mar
Jan
31c
'Ac
-
Jan
Feb
Jan
2.33
48c
—1
Preferred
65c
Mar
13'Ac
3.00
2c
Gold
36c
5c
25,000
Jan
9'A Mar
Jan
20c
18c
31%
Mar
25
252,600
8%
Rights
Martin-McNeely
Massey-Harris common
Feb
15c
9
13c
9'A
24c 28 %c
•
11 %c
—1
Feb
4c
Eastern
—
Jan
6c
,
1
...
Jan
3'Ac
1
Milling
Maralgo Mines
Mar
4%c Mar
82c
1.20
Leaf
McCabe
17
74c
1
Goldfields
Manitoba
Marcus
15'A Mar
'
•
Consol
Malartic
3'Ac Mar
335
5,800
1
Mines
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
Maple
Feb
7c
40,500
4c
82c
*
Gold
class A
B
9",
8c
7.35
Feb
Jan
16'A
1
MacLeod-Cockshutt
57c
Jan
Feb
4c
7.15
3'AC
1
30'Ac Mar
5%c
6.25
2'Ac
19C
Mar
Mar
Jan
2,655
3,000
6,500
24'AC
1
1
River
Magnet
Jan
15'A
1
Mines
Class
2.40
80'A c
*
Mines
MacDonald
McMillan
Feb
3c
*
A
Goldfields
McLellan
1.10
*
Gold
Mines
Goldcrest
For
12c
1
Gold
Oil
Golden
11c
1
common
Gold
Lake
Goldale
29
1
Steel
Yellowknife
Globe
35
Jan
Feb
v
)
Glenora
32
*
General Products Mfg class A
General
32
*
common
A
Gillies
24
*
a
Bakeries
General
3,015
100
100
1—
com
preferred
% %
preferred
General
28%
28%
•
•
—
5%
1.05 Mar
300
*
____
Exploration
:V
*
—
Gold
Frobisher
Gatineau
Co
2.33
28
•
class A
B
Hosiery
Macassa
Mar
6'Ac
Mar
7%
Francoeur
Gold
4.25
15'A
34%
34c
*
Foundation
God's
3,710
33
Mar
*
common
Manufacturing
Giant
7C
*
•
•
I.ac
Groceterias
Macho
20% Mar
50
41c
120
1
Ford Motor class A
5
20%
12c
A
Class
1
10%c Mar
Ltd common
Products
Fittings
Fleet
10
100
Kirkland
4.05
8'Ac
14%
33%
•
common
Federated Petroleum
Fibre
4.10
1
Preferred
Federal
34c
*
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Federal
20%
*
1
Palconbridge
Famous
class
7'Ac
1.90
5'Ac
6.80
1
...
Louvicourt
El
Empire
Gold
Lexindin Gold
Lynx Yellowknife
Mar
49c
1.22
Feb
Feb
8c
500
4c
Gold
Jan
28c
6,333
24,000
2.15
81c
3
43c
36'Ac
68,400
56c
2.10
+
6C
Mines
50 %c
22,325
Mar
3c
*
Long
51c
2.10
7.10
;
Jan
46c
Jan
-
J
* "
16%
8'Ac 10%c
35c
*
50
29'Ac 33%C
43c
Jan
Jan
10%c
Mar
Jan
"U"
Class
28c
Feb
64c
Secord
London
Jan
9c
54c
Feb
Feb
Jan
1
15%
Mar
Mar
3c
13c
Leduc-West
Loblaw
93c
55,100
14'A
Lapaska Mines
Little
59,000
8'Ac
Feb
Mines
Lencourt
1.15
7'Ac
Feb
Gold
Cadillac
Leitch
95c
8C
12%
45'A
31'Ac
Jan
-
1.34 Jan
1.07
-
4,
Lamaque
Laura
17c
Mining
Wasa
Lapa
Jan
5'Ac
65
1
3'Ac
1,425
215
1
1
Gold
55,500
*
9,800
16
Pen-Rey
Eldona
11c
Jan
13,666
50
El
Elder
6%C
Mar
>
5.30
13
15'A
•
10'Ac
3.95 Mar
13c
41c
15%
2,010
1
(1945)'.--
49
Investment
Eddy Paper class A
4.70
1.44 Jan
15c
20
37C
22% Mar
10 %c 11'Ac
4.40
'
*
10c
Jan
10'Ac
4.60
Feb
Jan
Mar
30c
11 ;. Mar
5'Ac Mar
19
19'A
12%
21
24,100
1.25
11'Ac
19
10c
235
6'Ac
-
12%
Shore
15'Ac
1,900
19%
1
Rowan
Lake
27,000
13,800
1.29
20% Mar
J.
Lake
5'Ac
5c
V 10'Ac Jan
1
Jan
Jan
6'Ac
•
.-
,
Mines
22 'A
36
21c
1.34
11'AC 12'Ac
Sc.'.
155
—:
Lake Lingman
Jan
18 %C
>■
1
Mines—
Fortune
495.;
_
1.30
1
Lake
Larder
East Amphi
8c
19%;:
*
Ltd
Gold
Laguerre
260
.
19'A
19%
1>
Lake
Jan
1
1
1
'j
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Jan
20c
•
Lake
19'/a
1
Mines
Kirkland
—;
Kirkland Townsite-;
33'A
1
Gold
Ltd
waZ •'
7c
Mines
4'AC\
Feb
29% Mar
f
Dominion Stores
Mining
4'Ac
1
~
28c 30'Ac
29c
2
Yellowknife
Distillers
Dome Mines Ltd
Kayrand
•_
15'A
90
2.015
5%
13%
Jan
61%
3'AC
Jan
Jan
9'Ac Feb
8C
Feb
11c
1.50
1.25 Mar
5y«
6
Jan
3c
Jan
4c
Mar
Feb
Jan
Jan
15'A Mar
16%
Jan
Jan
1.35
Feb
Feb
1.10
1.15
12
12'A
2.855
18%
18'A
270
14%
270
16 'A
20
60c
lOyaC Mar
Jan
Feb
12'A
20
f
8c
18'A
20
67
Jan
1.35
1.35
12c
Jan
51c
Feb
Feb
100
Jan
10c
Jan
16%
Feb
97
12
13%
Mar
Jan
Jan
■-
18'A Mar
20
Mar
38
(1390)
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
CANADIAN
RA>GE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Low
4.75
50
9 ft
STOCKS
Montreal
Moore
1,015
Mosher
36 ftc
Locomotive
Corp
Morrison
Low
High
7,116
Feb
4ft
9ft Mar
33ftc
:1
Feb
'tm Jan
38c
Jan
Class
26%
21ft
Feb
22ft
Jan
76 ft
77%
420
75
Feb
78
Jan
Sladen
3.00
3.00
170
3
Feb
3
Feb
Slater (N)
Long Lac
30 ftc
1
—
30c
16c
Jan
57 ftc Mar
6c
Feb
12 ftc Mar
__1
___——
10c
38c
20 ft
103,100
7ftc 12 ftc
19,700
Siscoe
National
32
32
34
140
8ft
8ft
8ft
450
common
Co
Drug & Chemical
com.
National
B
National
Sewer
National
Steel
National
Negus
785
10%
11%
Feb
315
10 ft Mar
12ft
Jan
Standard
85
27% Mar
28 ft Mar
Starratt
22
22
20
22
Mar
22%
Jan
New
Trust
23
1,120
22
Jan
23%
24c
39c
59,600
39c
Mar
41ft
160
40 ft
Feb
42 ft
Feb
22%
23
830
19ft
Jan
23 ft Mar
27
27
1.56
102
42,174
15
Alger
1
New
Calumet
Mines
8 ftc
7ftc
9c
4%c
4 ftc
7c
1.01
1.00
1.07
Mar
1.41
101ft
32,200
—1
Mar
27
6,732
1
Bidlamaque
New
34c
50
1.41
101%
——
1.50
_100
preferred
1.68
103 ft
Jan
4,600
22,845
95c
Mar
Jan
66c
Mar
85c
Mar
Sylvanite
53,475
31c
Jan
48c
'
Jason
1.32
—X
Marlon
45C
40c
45c
6,733
35c
Feb
50c
Jan
1
50C
45c
56c
Mar
88c
Jan
8c
6c
8c
3ViC
3%C
44,350
30,750
12,000
45c
,„1
Gold
Feb
5c
Jan
3'/4C
3%C
9,500
3ot Jan
4c
Jan
Rouyn
15,500
3,250
7ftc Mar
—1
__
Norzone
Pacalta
New
—X
Thurbois
3ftC
•
Mining
Gold
3,000
10
Mar
12ftc
1,753
51c
Mar
63 ftc Mar
9
9%
875
>
15%
31ft
6
16
16
31%
6
75c
1,900
14c
800
3c
10,000
3c
1,220
20%
3ft C
4c
2,500
2.60
3.10
103,572
45c
50c
18,000
9ftc
8c
lOftc
1.55
1.55
1.60
-3,550
11 ftc
11 ftc
12c
28 ft
29ft
11
11
39,450
55c
Mar
5 ftc
4c
6c
13C
8c
40c
nil
40c
1,000
'
7c
8c
2,600
7 ftc
8c
8 ftc
10 ft
61,500
10%
635
10 ft
14c
Mar
1
Class
2.46 Mar
Jan.
:
Traders
Feb
6c
Mar
6c
Feb
18c
Mar
39c
Feb
45c
Jan
8c
Preferred
Transvision-Television
900
25c
2,500
1.65
1.80
14,650
19c
23C
20,200
17c
Feb
23c
3ftc
6c
42,106
2%c Jan
6c
*
common
48,800
3%c Feb
8c
'
26ftc
1.60 Mar
2.24
•
Oil
50
39
Jan
44
Mar
135
24,400
7 ftc
7ft c
6,000
8'Ac Jan
47,420
17C
77,400
lOftc Jan
6.15
367,380
1.01
1.12
45%
45 ft
46
280
1.40
; 1.35
1.45
12,647
19 ftc
19c
20C
33,000
•
!■
4.20
Paramaque Mines
4c
1.30
Jan
47%
1.58
Walte
Walker
*
24ftc
.' •?':
,
j
4c
1
1,500
3c
Feb
3C
4 ftc
3c
3c
1,000
2c
Jan
30c
Perron
31c
34,302
i
51c
50c
51c
2,000
^
Pickle
Crow
Gold
'Pioneer Gold
*
Powell
iinii
«
miii
Gold__
River
1
Premier
Trust
•
Metals
—I
—1
4
...
III
._
Quesabe Mines
1
—I
—1
a
Reef Petroleums
720
85C
85c
17 ft
80c
16%
1.10
Feb
Jan
1.05
15ft
Jan
17ft
Jan
52
Feb
55
12ft
Jan
17 ft Mar
855
54
42
17 ft
1,810
1.81
1.95
11,110
2.05
1,372
60c
2,750
6%c Mar
...
483/4
48%
60
47
15 ftc 16 ftc
15c
78c
77c
•
78C
1.04
1.35
5,750
541,677
21ft
1.26
21%
8,805
48c
18,500
102
34c
38c
14,000
2.05
2.08
1,400
10%
10 ft
7c
15
220
9ftc 12ftc
12c
103/4
.14ft
*
•
II—1
:
1
_.
•
,
20,900
7c
27 ft
27
8c
10,500
33c
5,400
27%
505
lift
12,095
10c 103/4c
lift
117,400
10%
10c
3 ftc
3 ftc
3 ftc
9,500
18%
19
-100
19 ft
315
103ft 103ft
—i
Mar
-
Jan
Mar
20 %c
Feb
1.03
18ft
42c
Jan
>23%
10
9ft Mar
34c
Mar
43c
2.03 Mar
4c
Feb
2%c Jan
9ft
2.55
Feb
4%c
.
Silverwood Dairiet
For footnotes
page
Jan'
7.05
Jan
14
Mar
Jan
40c
Jan
15 ft
Jan
9.50
Jan
15
13,314
;
I;
15
6 ftc
100
.
8.30
8.00
8.40
42%
44 ft
14ft
3,550
43 ft
6,675
Feb
8 ftc
7.90 Feb
36
I
5
..m
5ft
/
_•
'9ft
; 9ft
j
6c
6c
;'
pfd___100
94
90
Jan ./
4.75 Mar
60
■
Feb
Feb
Mar?-
46% Mar
94
■
,
10
.•
58
53ft
58
1
17c
-12c
17c
:5
14%
14 ft
14%
34
35
94
Jan
10
Feb
8 ftc
;
Jan
150
-
■
Mar
94
49
190
L_
Mart
Jan
58
Mar
'
140
.
23,875
-
Mar
6c
:
6
'
9
2,000
Feb
17c
Mar
7c
Mar
14V2 Mar
16ft
31% Mar
35
Feb
'
'■
If-*
common.
_•
.
L
&
65
9ftc
16,200
13,500
4,214
.1
25ft
4 ftc
38 ft
36ft.
38ft
100
100
100
.i
1
;
Knitting
5c
3%c
Mar
1
class A
19 ftc
;1
L
23c
1
Mines
2.15
2.12:
95c
23c
23
26
Jan
102'
Mar
12c
Jan
4c
Mar
6 ftc
33ft Jan
99% Mar
1,500
100 ft
3 ftc
-120
23c
Feb
Feb
8ftc Mar
13
6,400
..
ft
99 ft
10
14 ft
2.08
••
;
3%'c
14 ft
.
5
_•
Zinc
Bear
525
5c
_•
Mines
Yeliowknife
York
10'2
8ftc
25ft
100
Combing u_.
Wright-Hargreaves
Yellorex
•
.100
9C
•
common
Wool
Lead
100
1
Preferred
/Yale
25 ft
100
;
Feb
2,000
23c
4 ftc
;
Mar
8,000
17c
22,315
75c
Jan
6ft
6ft
75
2.00
170
Jan
Jan
Jan
21c
2.00 Mar
Jan
99c
\
6V4 Mar
2.00
*
Jan
15 ft
30c
Feb
95c
Jan
2.27
Feb
18c 19 ftc
86c
•
Jan
38 ft Mar
Mar /
-
2.06
Class
B
_l_
Mar
6ft Mar
20
2ft
Jan
Toronto Slock Exchange-Curb Section
Canadian Funds
STOCKS
1
/
Brown
1
Feb
15
Mar
7c
Jan
13c
Mar
7ftc Jan
25c
Feb
14c
Jan
49c
Feb
28
Jan
Canada
and
Feb
11% Mar
Canada
Shares
Low
90
3.80
120
High
Jan
26%
82 V2
Jan
92/
2,f75
99
24%
15
3.95
98
Low
T-
3V*
Feb
90
,
Vinegars
Range Since Jannary 1
High
25 ft"
\
Jan
Feb
Jan
27
for Week
25 >4
•
12ft
Sales
Range
of Pi ices
Sale Price
Par
5
Week's
'Last
8.85
10c
Jan
3c
Jan
17% Jan
Co
common
Preferred
100
Bulolo Gold —1
Canadian Bronze
4%c
Jan
Canadian
19%
Feb
103 ft Mar
15 ft Mar
Canadian
98
50 ft
Jan
56 ft Mar
104
Feb
Feb
9.50
300
600
12%
50
12
Jan
13 ft Mar
24
50
22ft
Jan
24ft
com^
48
45%
common
160
24
23
24
4.20
3.90
4.25
10,850
103ft
100
107
1,885
3.95
3.75
8.45 Mar
:
22
39
—
9%
Mar
22%
-48
Feb
24
2%
"
Jan
21%
527 ">
Jan
,
89
*"•
Jan
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
41/4 Mar
Jan
107
Mar
16 ft Mar
Jan
Jan
24
__
Western
Jan
92
22 ft
_____
Morse
Industries
104% Mar
Jan
1,600
22%
22 ft
Vickers
12%
r
4%
9.50
Sugar..
common
Canadian
14
'
'
12%
Fairbanks
Canadian
98
j.-
Dominion
Jan
18ftc
.
56 ft
3.60
4C
54 ft
56 ft
470
3.60
3.70
3,042
3.50 Feb
3%c Mar
*
4c
4c
1,000
5c
5ftc
6,000
14 ft
28c
25C
14 ft
125
28c
12,900
25
25
51%
12c
13c
4
15%
-50C
153/4
5c
Disher
Jan
Jan
Feb
Steel
1,260
21%
-12,200
17%
35c
-11,600
32c
34 ftc
common
15 ft
_____
15ft-
14 ft Mar
14 ft Mar
Dominion
Feb
32c
Jan
Donnacona
570
23%
Feb
25%
16
115
24
/
200
Jan
51% Mar
24
Foothills
'
4,500
.
25
10c
14"%
Jan
Jan
Feb
International
Feb
-International
16
200
43,661
21ft
21ft
22
765
20
Jan
22
21
110
19ft
Jan
21%
Feb
8.05
Pend
8.05
430
Feb
8.85
Jan
Price
1.05 Mar
1.20
Jan
1.91
2.38
Jan
111
8705
24c
20c
25c
41,800
20c
Mar
—1
38c
73c
71c
86c
4
60,325
48c
Jan
91c
9%
93/4
9%
Jan
10
39.
/
Mar
Jan
Mar
Jan
:
Paper
■
common_—
Ogilvie Flour
Twin
Consolidated
3.75
34
42
43
-
~
vr
21Vi
22
18 ft
18%
/24 ft,.
24'ft
20
•
49c
5.40
71
.71%
47c -49c
12 ft.
corn-
I_Zi
13%
60c
60c
45c
Jan
16-
Mar
12
Jan
Mar
24%
Feb
Jan
ft 40ft
Jan
44 ft
15%
Jan
18% Mar
3.15
3,100
Jan
1,605
4,096
>/ '
580
460
4.00 Feb
Feb
36 ft Mair
371/4
19%
Jan
43% Mar
22ft
-
Feb
•17ft. Jan
/
20
•
Jan
19 ft MaT
22 ft
Jan
19% Mar
24% Feb*.
20 ft Mar
2,865
—
--160
-<•
"
,
27
-
-
20ft
5.10
?lft
Mar
21% Mar
275
24 ft
I
Jan,
Mar
24
-
5,600
ft,
•.42.
18ftr
t
3.95 Mar
61
25
36ft
21%
"A
,
Invest
3.65
-i.
Jan
Jan
'
l
City Rapid Transit
Yukon
34
—5
_rx_
!
18%
-7 ft
;
Bros
Southmount
L
common
Oreille
■
--
43ft
3.70
-
^
Utilities"
i
Minhesota & Ontario Paper.
Niagara* Wire Weaving
1.08
9ft
-■*'
^
'
15c
2.24
l,288i
Oil
42%
18%
Hayes Steel
1.08
8.00
43
__
Paper
52 ft Mar
2.08
Jan
Bridge s
3 ft
57
'
33 ftc.
Preferred
2.10
21
-
20%.
7,850
60 ft
*
5c
380
52 ft
13c
Consolidated Paper
'
3.95
60
20
•
60
Dalhousie Oil j
Jan
6 ftc
Lumber
Westinghouse
25c
25 ft
52
—l
4.05
Canada
Mar
--
63%
Jan
71ft Mar
68
,-r
41c
Feb
49c
150
-
Jan
13% Mar
Feb
60c
•
-
•.
500
5.05 Mar
8%
57c
.
Jan
.
Jan
85ft
•
class A
5.80 Mar,
12ft
Jan
3.85 Mar
20c
10% Mar
—1
see
:*
Mar
47
110
~~~
Feb
7%
.20,000
Asbestos Corp
British Columbia
Pulp & Paper com
/ 5c
40
—1
Mines
2.91
45
Jan
26c
Feb
40c
Jan
160
com..
Mining
Jan
6ft
35c
<
L_
(George)
Mar
98
III
voting trust certificates
Sigma Mines (Quebec)-
'19c
■
Jan:
41c
Feb
16 ft
4
common
4.30
Mar-
Jan
16 ft
1
—ower
22%
3.50 Mar
~
25c
;
Wlltsey-Coghlan
Wingait Gold
Winnipeg Electric
Feb
97c
Mar
97 ft
1
preferred
Jan
55ft Mar
2,200
• /
Products
1.35 Mar
15 ft
1
Shawkey (1945) Mines
Shea's Winnipeg Brew class A
Sheep Creek Gold
Feb
28%
Jan
Mar
14%
1
A
Rouyn Ltd
14
!
-
20V2 Mar
;
83,579
3,300
30
-
Jan
75c
95c
-99
.
Jan
8
.•
Canadian Marconi
.
"■
140
Jan
"Jan
48% Mar
2,600
16 ftc
9ft
I—10
;
13ftc Jan
7ftc Mar
6,500
common
k
.
Jan
1.00
7 ftc
—i
B
•
Feb
1.00
60c
6%c
3,440
1,125
Mines
Miller
Jan
1.00
30c
...
Bhawinlgan Water
»
Mar
6%C
i
Shferrttt Gordon
Sicks' Breweries
1.71
28 34
26
52
■
19% Mar
'
28c
A '
Preferred
Feb
17 ft
Jan
8
,
1
Winora Gold
Mar
76c
4c
class
series
Feb
85c
54
mil
^
82c
47 ft Mar
1,000
16 ft
1.87
3.45 Mar
Jan
6,200
4 ftc
II
Lac
River Gold
8annorm
Vs.-i
88c
4c
common
Antonio Gold
8ilver
15,400
47
3%c
„
Silanco
74c
3%c
preferred
4%%
69c
4ftc
St Lawrence Paper 1st
pfd__
2nd preferred
Benato*
3.00 Mar
Oils Co
Bank
Scarfe
13,225
44c
4
........
Russell Industries
8an
3.45
1
Saguenay Power preferred
St Lawrence
Corp common..
Sand
3.00
68c
Feb
Jan
/ 25c
(G & W)
common.
A
Weston
12 ftc Mar
42 ft Mar
Jan
35c
~8
Friday
_.
Royalite Oil
Roybar Chlbougamau
Rupununl Mines
2nd
3.45
Feb
46 ft
Jan
59c"
27 ftc
:
Western Grocers class A
Jan
3.45
1
Ltd
Rochette Gold
Roxana
1.95
3.15 Jan
—73c
Long
Royal
1.77 Mar
1,100
1
A
Roche
7ftc Jan
9,232
9ft
Gold
Robinson Little
Class
53,700
....
Regcourt
Reno
lie
74c
-
Western Ashley Minerals
Western Canada Breweries
<
6.05
14
97
Mar',';:
Mar
1.84
III
Reeves MacDonald
29
3.25
21%
Ltd
Quinte Milk class A
Jan
1.77
-40
Quebec Manitou
Queenston Gold
Mining
27
3.20
.100
.____
Preston East Dome
Prospectors Airways
Purdy Mica Mines
Purity Flour preferred
Quebec Labrador
125
80c
Voting trust certificates..:
Corp
Power
Pressed
29
Jan
Amjilet
(Hiram)
Westeel
Jan
3.25
46 ft
Powell Rouyn Gold common
Quemont
10c
7
34c
63c
1.77
Mines
;
Oil
Porcupine Reef
29
10 ftc
29 ftc Feb
46c
Feb
^
-1——
Wesley Mason Mills 5ft%
>
5.80
-
Oils
Class
Jan
3.85
Mar/;
.1
Mines
Wekusko Consol
3 ftc Mar
30c
^.40
Mar
Feb
235
•1
32
30%
/
11c
7,000
V
7
5.80
•
Waterous Ltd
■
-€%
/
14%
-
-•6,750
:.ii 19c 20 ftc
19c
Feb
50c,
,
:
Jan
15c
«
-i
-
Jan
45c '-Mar
*
15'
-
.
Jan
94
Jan
9c
26ft
235
21
-Mar
Feb
12ft
•
25 Va
•
25
105
4.00
Jan
24c
4,639
-
Jan
12
-1,000
27 ft
3.75
;
\
Jan
> •;
6%
■
Feb
Jan
1
Photo Engravers
Piccadilly Porcupine
Jan
■
.
Jan
Mar
r
1
Vulcan
Feb
Jan
Paymaster Consol
Gold
28%
21
11
7c
12,450
-
Mar
1.36
10 34
10 3/4 Mar ;
-'■6,700
-
25c
:
v:;v
173
V
<
.
Mar
Jan
51,870
./V;/'
45c
v
167.
4,563
■
Mar
hi 9% Mar
3,240
:v-"V 60'
Feb
19 ft Mar
•12V4C Jan
50
Feb
■11c
Feb
■>- 1.09 Mar
i
Jan
3.30 Mar
'
Feb
35c
'110
^
Feb
6c
17
3,600
54 ft
-
3.75
4.00
-
Mines
Wabasso Cotton
,
6.15 Mar
Partanen Malartic
...
54 ft
•
200
-
11c
28%
27
.
Manufacturing.
Violamac
:
Feb
1.23
Ar
28%
_♦
*
«
Canada
Viceroy
.»
Jan
44ft
■
11c
2.92
'
50
v
18ft/ 18%
•
_•
Vicour
.
19 ftc Mar
Feb
; 17c
"
-'•5>
30c
25
Ventures Ltd
Mar H
8
1.00 Mar
14c
5.25
Hide
"V
13c
Feb
1.09
Ltd.
Upper
Mar
5.95
Z.
Hill
United-Bteet
v
•
Feb
135
14ftc
47c
20c
.
...50
Oils ';
25
_•
■_
Jan
United
43
1
Hershey Tubes!
Pamour Porcupine Mines
Keno
13c
1
Page
United
135
5ft
preferred
' Class B preferred
;
Jan
43
A1
Mines
Petroleum
Jan
A
Jan
5,000
■
ft-'' 94'/2
45c
18 ft
27
FueL class
Jan
lift
6% Mar
10c
7 ftc
Osisko Lake Mines
Jan
135
12C
1
;
Mar
:
1
______
2.05
6
20c
•
31
36,050
32
v
lOftc Mar
10% Mar
-
30%
•
^
Class B
Jan
—100
...
Orenada Gold
'
47c
f
_*
Onion Gas—
Mar
4 ftc
94
.
'
'
Jan
28 ft Mar
5,450
34c
/
29%
:
Mar
5c
3%c
' 1
___^
Feb
63/4
3%c
100
•; Transcontinental: Resources
Jan
1.89
24c
-
30%
Union Mining a
i
•; United Corp class A_-__.<__„___.2>
20c
-.1
31ft
i
6%
1.74
28fth
Jan
1.45
13,608
■
8 ftc
•
Feb
3.10 Mar
50c
'70
11%
7 ftc
_______•
11%
1.79 Mar
lift
7c
1;
4 ftc
Feb
Mar
3c
Jan
100
lift
_i
A_jl__
;
Jan
1.79
lift
Jan
2.31
Mar
5ft
1.66
170
lift
3Vic
40c
,?
Jan
11
14 ftc
V
-
10
170
1
class
B
;
2.99
Jan
11 ftc Mar
.
23c
10
Feb
Feb
-
1.19
1.09,
•
;
21C
r
:
-
44c
-
_*
9ftc
6%c Feb
10
\Jan
21c
1.09
;
/
Feb
20c
•
.1
,
19 ft
39c
.
if
11ftc
Jan
6%
19,985
■;
Finance
Class
Jan
4c
7c
_i
i_
Tower Petroleums
Jan
2.80
6ftc Feb
• ;
a:
A
39c
Feb
Feb
7c
2,000
3.30
ft
19
-
-
■v
37,667 ^
8ftc
-8 ftc
Towagmac Exploration
■t
3.20
3.25
Mar
3ftc
70c
1.85
•
...
Oils
Polaris
_i
-
_1
Toronto General Trusts
Toronto Iron Works commdn.
Jan
Feb
19c
_/>
_•
United
Specialties
Preferred
7i
66ft Jan
4,500
7c
8c
Wood
Orlac Red Lake
18c
7,698
32,000
1,210,250
8c
...i
Mines
Western
1.18
v:
10
Gold
10
Feb
21ft
4 % Mar
4c
.1
Feb
2.25
100300
Jan
22
5ftc Mar
7,525
Feb
17 ft
Mar
4,000
45c
500
Torbrit Silver Mines..
Jan
20
*
16 ft
Mar
16ft
21
2.97
V
•
-i Toronto Elevators
Feb
60c
Jan
55c 60 ftc
•
O'Leary Malartic
Omega Gold
Omnitrans Exploration
Pan
69 ft
—1
_
Mines..
Ogama-Rockland
Pacific
1.00 Mar
2.60
'
Osulake
710
2.50
Mines
Ontario Steel
52c
3c
North Star Oil common...
Okalta
Jan
2.58
North Inca Gold
Oakville
Mar
63c
5 ftc
5
I
"
21
11
River
Tombill
Mar
2,330
2.65
Toburn Gold r__„___.
1
75c
20 ft
11
1
_
Mar
250
2.54
1
—
V Feb
6
20
2.60
•
Mines
33
Feb
13,421
4.75
-
a
Gold
Jan
Jan
434
75c
10
-
13ft
27ft
5ft c
.1
preferred
/
Feb
170
17 ft
21
Feb
10
Jan
600
•
63c
20 ft
Tip Top Tailors
.
Mar
IIIi
Mines
Gold
9c
4c
68%
60c
:
a
8%
Jan
1,910
■
17
common
Tamblyn Ltd common
(Pearson)
preferred.
Teck-Huglies Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark
Jan
17c
119,575
■
14c
...l
*
O'Brien
9c
lOftc
Feb
1.05
1.05
/
4c
Jan
3 ftc
„_1
Mines
Northern Canada Mines
;
100
10c
53c
Taylor
9ftc Mar
2%c Jan
40c
Jan
17c
3c
48c
—
3c
7,000
81,700
9ftc
68%
*_
Norlartic
Northland
1
5%c Mar
•
t
Normetal
Denison
8 ftc
:
—1
Norgold Mines
Norseman
./
•.
'
North
50c
•
-
8c
8c
14%C
—1
Corp
Norpick
7ftc
8 ftc
—1
-
Mines
Noranda Mines
'
"
——
III
Merger..
Yeliowknife
Nortion
—
Oils
Nipissing Mines
1
Mar
50
10c
51c
Jan
Nicholson
;
50
50
10c
52c
•
Surf Inlet
84c
Nib
'
48ft
Sudbury Contact
47c
New
'
Mar
A
Sullivan Cons Mines
Superior Oils Ltd
70c
New
1
Mar
38
•
Feb
42c
Newnorth Gold
'
83c
Feb
25
Jan
70c
New
'
Feb
Jan
32 ft
Mines
Mar
44c
New
'
36c
67c
180
.1
new
7c
Feb
—1
Newlund Mines
'
31c Mar
22,200
100
Press
—1
Goldvue
New
?
5,750
80c
Sterling Coal
Taku
'
32c
•
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Stovel
Jan
37ft
preferred
Jan
Jan
Jan
100ft
77c
Gold
of Canada
New
New
*
class
9c
7ftc Mar
3c
Olsen
Feb
29
Feb
Steel
Radio
New Dickenson Mines__
4
31c
98 ft Mar
Feb
41ft
.10
(Wm)
865
37ft
Stedman Bros
22%
Jan
22%
Car
99
common
11
41ft
A..:—
Mines
Neilson
Standard Chemical
Feb
11
39c
Pipe class
98 ft
27
Mar
*
22
A
98%
High
30
24
•
23
class
_____
Petroleum
1,105
50
28
.20
Hosiery
Class
24%
78c
Mines
Jan
9ft
24 ft
37 ft
Brazeau
11
10%
common..^..
Preferred
National
37
24 ft
263/4 Mar
__1
27%
11
Grocers
Mar
8ft Mar
695
Standard Paving common
Preferred
Preferred
National
32
28 ft
...20
_
common
Preferred
South
Low
28
1
Malartic
Range Since January 1
High
28 ft
100
Gold
Stadacona
National Breweries
Low
Shares
•
Preferred
Jan
fV
/or Week
•
B
3.00
1,G96
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Simpson's Ltd class A
76%
_
Mines
34c 36 ftc
3
21%
common
Brass
Mylamaque
I
_
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since January 1
High
4.75
9ft
*
Monarch Knitting common
Moneta Porcupine
31
Friday
Shares
-
Works
Monday, April 3, 1950
MARKETS
MARCH
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Par
Tool
LISTED
WEEK
FOR
CHRONICLE
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Modern
FINANCIAL
6.00
Jan
Mar
Malr
«
Volume
171
Number 4895
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(1391)
39
OVER-fHE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, March
i!
31
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds-
Par
Affnfn>eriIC-p!inrieTn?tle-S
Fund
Affiliated
Amerex
Holding
American
Axe-Houghton
Fund
Fund
Beneficial
Blair
10
Business Shares
Xnv
1
,
10
Home
23.31
Net
value.
asset
10c
Paper
9.09
16.95
„
.
1
r~.
100 4.470
Preferred
—_—100
Commonwealth Investment
Fund
Dividend
1
Shares
Eaton
&
Howard
Stock
1
Fund
Inc_„
'■.
Bond
:
10
First
Mutual Trust Fund
Corp
1.98
32%
X5.32
Preferred
series
Fundamental
lc
series
stock
stock
lc
Investors
Inc
6.06
General
Fund
Capital
13.00
1
1
14.86
Securities—
16.43
14.19
15.23
15.36
16.83
16.87
18.24
1
54.01
/
'
1
9.72
es
Aviation
1
5.02
Agricultural shares
'
6.36
lc
6 12
shares1"—lie
Building
vT65
8.39
Chemical
shares
lc
6.65
7.29
Equipment shares.lc
Electrical
10.38
lc
5.02
7.31
7.71
Industrial Machinery shares
lc
7.16
7.32
,7'f5
8.31
o'ol
8,84
,—^
lc * " 9.44
Low
Priced
shares...
Merchandising shares
Mining
Petroleum
shares
Steel
10.40
? fe slOC
Tobacco
r?ii
7,i® V
y
Howe
Plan
Tn«fitrfionni
Aviahon
6.82
8.30
11.46
'3.56
4.96
5.13
f<
6.23
qX
0.83
i
5.45
4.67
_—-i«
5.17
*
•
3.92
7.4.71
-_1
g.
Bank
4.52
i;
«ji
I
Group
Insurance
-
.Republic
shares
lc
Group shares
79c
lc
Investment
Trust of
,1.22
12.47
13.67
10.06
8.20
X14.96
Keystone
"
Custodian
Funds—
15.28
;
1
27.55
28.81
B-2
1
X23.75
25.91
B-3
(Low
1
17.26
18.83
Priced
Bonds)
(Speculative
Bonds) r;
1
10.00
10.92
1
16.02
Pfd
Stks)_l
23.40
Stks)_l
30.01
32.73
15.60
Appreciation
S-l
(Quality
S-2
(Income
Stocks)
com
S-3
(Appreciation
S-4
(Low Priced
Knickerbocker
Lexington
52.43
12.04
na
22.32
21.04
1
6.06
6.64
57.00
Television Fund luc.
n^fnRn^ri
—--1
^rfp^A
Ennri
|JgJjJ g
Stks)_l
X12.29
Stks)„I
5.01
5.47
1
4.94
2.49
Fund
Trust
Fund
Dated
Bid
Ask
bl.35
1.15%
9-
1-49;,
6-
1-50
bl.35
1,15%
1.30%
10-
3-49
7- 3-50
bl.35
1.15%
1.30%
3-
1.30%
11-
1-49
8-
1-50
bl.35
1.15%
1.30%
4-
1.30%
12-
1-49
9-
1-50
bl.35
1.15%
Bid
April
April
April
April
1
10.88
10.90
13.41
North
Amer
Series
,,2.72
Trust
2.22
2.52
I
Series 1956
,
Bid:
Ask
;
■
P»*
Jersey Insurance of N Y
25
74V2
>10
25%
27%:
51%
54%
98Va
Home
5
America
2.32
Newark
'"17-
26%-.
2 Va
15.78
18%.;
f
28
5
4
Casualty
National
Fire
25
61
63%
National
Union
62
65
New
Amsterdam
Hampshire Fire.
-59%'
:—
Camden Fire
5
Connecticut General Life
10
j Continental Casualty J___.___10
&
Forster
Inc..—.—10
75'':
New
York
24%
-
North
78
r."
19%
20%
26%
113
76
10;
80
5
21%
i
f;
27%
119
17
of
'
2.50
—12.50
:
65
Bremen's
''
47%
140
,-89%
1
51
Fire
5?
10
-
42%
45
10 f
Fund of
"<
•
251
fireman's
>
2 % 40%
10
Indemnity Co
66 V2
.
k;
39%
Peerless Casualty Co
Phoenix
♦65%
Newark
Casualty
37%',
Pacific
10
'
Fire__~._g.^.,.5
40%'
10
General Reinsurance Corp
Falls
;
Northeastern
Ins
•/*.*-.
Bid
Ask
Par
Co
3.33%.
Fire
—
69%*-
Accident
-57-
92 Va-
Reinsurance Corp
22%
Republic
St
,•
5;-
Providence-Washington
69
Paul
Bid
•
10
•
£
Par
Chicago
of
the
Bank
of
New
&
Fifth
Manhattan Co-10
335
10
Trust
Bank
15
101 »/2
37
42%
44%
51%
53%
6%
7%
■
(Texas)
:
2
10;
Fire;;4r Marine—...12 %
100
Trust
„nr(t,ora
215
225
.
National
Harris
39
10
& Trust
plrst
152
98%
.
x,
Tr,,«t
11 u.
National Bank & Trust__33%
473^
147
20
Bank
,
SlSSSS SSr
350
45%
100
National
Chemical
City Natl Bank & Trust
_
100
Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20
Chase
27%
York
Avenue
Bankers Trust
Brooklyn
26 V8
Bank
&
^,V1,
01
^,
93%
91
100
239
100
„n
Northern Trust Co
231
335
350
1Aft
Savings
.
^
cnn
100
625
600
,
Co.
Cleveland
Central National Bank
C°oruntyXT?u?tgeCoaDk & TrUSt"2°
^
36
50
107%
32%
30%
32
<
345
National City Bank
23%
10
20
100
16
36
37%
10
38%
39%
360
f
110%
21%
Trust
Co
38
10
Cleveland
^
16
Fiduciary
Bank
&
Trust
National
Bank
100
29
100 1,495
20
56%
City Bank
York
12%
Trust
,272
39
83/2
85%
48
92%
42%
94
™
\
25
&
Trust
Trust
12
100
7%
_
20<>
65-
62Vx
8%
Bonds—
Bank
663
Bid
Associated Tel
Oregon
2%s
1979
Power
1974
2%s—1979
Central Maine Power S'/sS—1979
Chic
Rock
Island
&
P&o
27/8s
of
Amer
N T
&
S
A—
New common
6.25
z27%
28%
AsR
102%
Stocks (Continued)—'
Conn
103%
105%
106
103
'
83
4%
103%
4.28%
102%
&
Delaware
103
Power
Surety
Security
(New-Haven)
Republic
=
—5
Globe & Rutgers Fire common.5
2nd preferred
.15
13%
14%
Springfield Fire & Marlne____10
45%
17%
Standard
37%
96-
99-
30 %
31%
3.90c
52%
53%
pfd_30
37%
38%
104%
Kentucky Utilities $4.75 pfd-100
Maine Pub Serv $5.50 pfd
Service
Co
2%s
1969
102
102%
103 Va
104i
Y State
4%%
Indianapolis Pwr 81 Lt 2%s..l979
Kansas
1st
Power
81
Light—
27/«s
pfd
104%
of Indiana 3s„1979
104
105
Tenn Gas Transmission 38—1969
103
103%
101%
102%
Penn
Pwr
Corp
2%S—1970
preferred
Hudson
100
103
...
19%
104
20%
107
108%
Ser
Bid
Lgt. 4%% pfd„100
(Colorado)
4.40%—100
129
$4.75 preferred series G—100
81
130%
Island
108%
Elec—
Diego Gas & Elec—
preferred
4.90%
106% •
*
106
Gas
4%%
Ask
28%
107%
107
Staten
105%
8t
28%
pfd_100
San
Par
100
1949)
Pub Serv of Okla 4.65%
Rochester
Gas
(series
$4.80 redeemable 1st pfd—_25
101%
United
20
Gas—
.
105%
101%
Serv
&
Pacific Gas & Elec Co—
1979
mortgage
Elec
53%
pfd—50
105%
N
52%
106
Edison—
preferred
-20
22
-
-22%
-
100
106%
108
100
108%
109%
39%
Great
100
103%
27/«si
Ask
56%
47%
15%
Electric
Bid
55%
Light—
104%
103%
Seaboard
53%i
81
preferred
1979
$4.25
32%
♦
—•
1984
Power
Blackstone Valley Gas & Elec—
51%
Par
pfd
Duke
Stocks—
33%
$2.20
Conn Lgt & Power 2%s
35%
7%
Pwr
Iowa Southern Util 5%%
k_,
5%
33%
99%
Lt
$2.04 preferred
Pub
30%
&
...
American
1
.
Hanover
H«rtford
Hartford
—.5
^ ''
Fire
rp
Steamboiler
33%
35%
10
118%
122%
..10
38
40
10
36%
Central
56
10",
10 t
38%
4.75 %
a
;
Travelers
U
10
Accident
:
S
U S
U.
S.
100
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__2
Fire
4
Guarantee.™.
Westchester
Fire
10
2
J
Security Issues
RR—
1980
Public
18%
10
....
•
_
San Francisco
8%
633
,
^
United States Natl Bank
97
States
20
^r?hNai'°,na' 3a"kD-~r—12&
44%
Guarantee
Trust
&
Portland
278
46
89 Vi
25
Bank & Trust_17%
Nat'l
300
37
58%
100
285
Bank
43%
Co
295
Mellon Nafcl Bank & Trust„_100
Peoples First National
1,525
Co Inc
,
Farmers Deposit Natl Bank—100
32
41 %
Trust
P)
310'
25
81
(J
„
Pittsburgh
1,300-
301
10
National Bank of Detroit
34%
100 1,240
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
Lawyers Trust
n,fr„u
^
Trust
Niagara Mohawk Pow 2%s_1980
7%
•
(N Y).
Companies
Ask
York
..
...5
Globe
f
1.10%
1.08%
Hartford
32%
65
38%
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fire Assn of Phlla...
'
9%
63
37%
71;
Frisco
25%
j
71%
10
Glens
.
bl.15
bl.15
Recent
20%
54%
'
63
,
•
June 29, 1950—.
1.06%
18, 1950
37%
8%
■>
35%
10
•
10
RiverT"
Preferred
■i
1.10%
8,
109
ft 30
'68%
Federal
•
1.08%
bl.15
bl.15'
55
(Detroit)„I0 f-' 30%
Northern
Pacific
.
bl.15
1950
11, 1950
New
Gas
••62%
23'/s
Employees Group Assoc..
Employers Reinsurance
;
1.08%
1950__
22,
Calif
Assurance
National
10
Crum
35%
7; 105
i:
17%-
Boston
<
bl.15
15,
June
32
Fire
21%
(
,
1950-.
June
1.06%
32%
108-'-
'
June
1.04%
bl.15
Merchant
33%
<25
,
1.04%
bl.15
4, 1950
Beil Telephone of Pa 3s
20%
Bankers & Shippers.:—I
<
t)
10
.
31%*
,
•v
bl.15
27, 1950
United
Prior
10
_~__10
Ask
1.08%
1.08%
common
1^ 19%
preferred
.10
52
$1.05 Convertible preferred._5 i
24%
Massachusetts Bonding
__5 £* 30%
$2.10
New
j
\u
Bid
Ask
Maryland Casualty
American Surety
Automobile
;—
Treasury Bills
bl.15
National
Bid
20
Merchants & Mfrs
American of
1.25%
bl.15
77%
American Re-Insurance
bl,35
Ask
Banks & Trust
Title
Insur Co of North
American Fidelity 81 Casualty__5
2-51
1950-.
Morgan
I
64
_5
1.20%
1-
I950_.
Sterling National
63
—4
1.20%
bl.35
1,
Manufacturers
4.02
*
1
62
Automobile
Casualty
American Equitable Assur_.
bl.35
1-50
25,
Federation
4.01
1
1
60
American
1-50
12-
May
Industrial Bank of Commerce
Shares—
10
( American
11-
1-50
JUne
18.38
8.50
1955
10
J
1-50
3-50
2-
1.00%
19.78
X7.40
Independence Trust Shares
10
j
1.15%
1.02%
Guaranty Trust
Life
Alliance
Ask
bl.35
bl.15
no
2.50
Casualty & Surety
American
Bid
10- 2-50
bl.15
(White Plains, N Y)
Empire Trust
Unit Type Trusts—
Series E
Insurance
!
1.30%
Due
3-50
1-
13, 1950
20, 1950
Stamped
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Aetna
,
1950
6,
May
May
May
First
Aetna
_______
Dated
1.30%
Continental Bank 81 Trust—
I'll
3.70;
1
Wisconsin Investment Co
Aetna
Agricultural
Rate
United States
11
1
"11?
*
TnvpetmpntTui
Insurance Companies
j
Due
1-50
Public
4
.9790
5-
New
Par
99.9641
1-49
Trust
^'Jo
ion?'
}X«i
?a
Hn S
E^Rha ri—1
^11
—1"
wplfir Jton F^md'
5.41
25c
com
com
1
.9894
1, 1951
Commercial National Bank 81
18.37
rnmmAn^fon^Ti'nn^—1'<
wKrnnsin
81C *
*9901
22.01
1
^
f 12.81
li"
°i
series
n
17.03
K-2
99.9794
8-
Bank
52.43
^nf"nn«tn;
25.52
common
(Income pfd Stocks)
f
2.71
17.48
K-l
'
^ J?*™?t
8.99
'
Bonds)
(Medium Grade Bds)
B-4
1, 1950
n%s Jan.
100.5-
1.35%
r
;
v.
>
i
Shareholders Trust of Boston__l
10.93
Boston—1
(Investment
.0263
$1%s Oct.
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
17.09
10.11 V
88c"
1.11
Investors Management Fund—1
B1
.0290
100.0081
99.29
100.4
22
o'aa
2.48
1
Fund——1 »
£
Investors
1.93
/
26
H '2
■
?'< ILo
25.06
9.23
Stock and Bond Group__.__lc
Investment Co of America
1
15, 1955
4
3 fa
1
—
Sovereign Investors
Group shares__.__lc
01/
com._10c
^
4.85
1.78
23.18
5-
.0223
100.0216
12.56
lc
i-
100.0158
1, 1950
tl%s Sept. 15, 1950
9.10
Ttri_
fibnrpc
6.15
6.22
lc
Inc...
9.53
coo
2.78
Investors
18.06
12.12
1-
8.71
lc
Fund
.
T:
7.95
Income Foundation Fund.—10c
9.16
Steel
*ooacco
Scudderi stevens & Clark
Incorporated
t
i*':
rmnTm^T
12.02
liHo
!,
11.06
f'Z?
i
—*
»
!2o?
19-97
-
Fundti-1.
mnw.
11.16
Railroad equipment ——l—
2.52
TTtiHtv «:hnrp«;
J
ir
Utility shares ...——lc
J?'?3
8.87
r
shares
1, 1950
U%S July
100.1
99.28
14.28
5.32
'
shares
l%s March
1954
$1%s June
100.1
100
12.89
U n?
1 -r
,
6.35
lc
stock
15,
Ask
Indebtedness—
4.65
8.09
lc
shares
March
Bid
of
100.1
100
1951 "C" wl
9.69
4.84
—lc
Equipment shares
Railroad
5.79
*
lc
Maturity—
100
1,1951
11.40
J
*.
l%s
"B"_
12.29
■
—l1-
9.45
lev*
„—lc
shares
Railroad Bond Shares
RR
'8.62
100.6
11.58
9.91
Investing Company shares—lc-
12.68
11.21
—i—~H
"
7.85
Institutional bond shares
shares
Ask
Certificates
1951
10.92
1194
-
8.45
bond
100.2
1957-1955
a
1.35%
17.16
6.68
_l-f.
8.01
.lc
General
Bid
1
1%s Oct.
7.17
4.36
9.96
—-1;:
——
5.51
Fully administered shares—_lc
1,
13.09
11.37
shares
l%s July
4.01
_
-—*->
Maturity—
Treasury Notes—
5.19J
x15-96
"*
Diversified Investment Fund_l>*
/
102
4.72
^versified preferred stock_1 r
6 71
7.72
100.2
101.26
_
7.38
?or»orate bTon? series.—...1 - 10.91
£ Vers£e2 Jndusftry
,434
6.98
_
Oct
99.28
1955 1953
7.11
c'Zc
Inc—
9,hemxc&}
7.04
lc
Aviation shares
Food
I:
—lc
___
Automobile shares
7.53
>«.
i
-Builaing supply
5.43
Securities—
l%s
1,
99.25
100.5
119%
1953"1951
Feb.
Ask
99.21
3.21
\
>
Group
10.51
series
58.08
„
General Investors Trust
100.2
Bid
1950.1950
1952-1950
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
l%s July 1
»
—1
7crT^n,,f
aHKISif
Automobile
5.85
1
Corp
15.20
r
2
Inc
14.16
13.98
*•
t«»
5.34
,
y
Dollar Price
Inc.l
6.64
.
Industries
Gas
"
2f«J5?—'—\
S'JjS
pr1„S1 x3 99
Jl'al
Com Stock Series 1
5.91
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
30.64
Fund
Fund
®Ze
°®ye.5
2.17
30%
1
8.18
10c
,
4.22
29.85
Mav
/4
V/'s Jan'
118%
point
a
—
4.51
7.46
interest„l ; X28.34
2nd
ly.c
2%s
-
i
4.56
4.09
£
19.74
4.01
—
Boston
100.2
Issues
Central Bank for
Cooperatives—
l%s Feb. 1, 1953
Panama Canal 3s
1961
32nds of
more
4.36
4.14
—————————I-j;,1 x6.89
Priced Bond Series
1
x6.51
Preferred Stock Series
1
6.75
Income Series
__1|
4.32
29.50
18.47
Inc.l
100.2
100.1
or
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
.
3 95
National Investors Corp
National Security Series—
i'
27.61
Fund
First
Nation-Wide
1.73
.
5
Industrial
100
1951
one
Ask
3.31
lc
Fund Inc
beneficial
Balanced
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
Financial
6.33
27.59
-
1
—
Fund
•.
3.0Q
Fund of Boston Inc
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
15.80
»
3.69
<4.14
Mutual
22%
1.57
of
Mass Investors
141
5.82
.
.
ctfs
„i8l5°
.
207/8
25c
4.47
3.75;
lc
;
Bond
1950
Other
lc
shares
shares
Manhattan
4,620
.14.37
—I.
—
Balanced Fund
Equity
Steel
40.07
136
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Delaware
26
4.19
Bid
Mass Investors Trust—
37.27
™
com
3.85
3.80
lc%
shares
Petroleum
18.32
21.40
,
Century Shares Trust
Christiana Securities
9.10
•'
19.53
3.49
lc
Non-Ferrous Metals
Bowling Green Fund Inc
Broad Street Invest Corp—5
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
48*37
15,
15,
48.37
-
shares_lc '
Furnishings shares
1.35s Sept.
l%s Feb.
->7
GeSeXn&TaSllc [ 3?t'
103.25
21.56
^
tc\
shares
Business Equipment
'
33.31
3
in
Automobile
2%
98.26
Asspt-
Value1)
6.8
2%
•
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Man^SSpi7drle)
8.84
16.86
1—1
.
America
Inc
<Npt
Figures after decimal represent
Ask
•
S"ayles Second" Fund-" ?'
Loomis
8.18
6/8
Bid
Fund—
(Net Asspt VaIupV
4.22
.15.51
Par
Loon:is Sayles Mutual
36%
1
1
Tr of
Fund
S
4.58
3.90
Obligations Of Government Agencies
Mutual Funds-
5
B
Corp
Holdings Corp
Bond
Boston
a
35
1
Inc
Ask
I'll
4.23
v
1V4
Corp
Axe-Houghton
Bid
463
478
53%
55%
68
71
78%
82%
22
23%
Gas
81
preferred
Elect
100
Tenn
105
Gas Transmission—
$4.65 preferred
-
Odd lot sale (not Included In year's range)., b Bid
yield price,
in year's range),
e Ex-lnterestj■
fFlat price,
k Admitted
d Deferred delivery sales (not
to listing on N. Y. Stock Ex¬
trading N. Y. Curb.
rCash sales (not included in year's range),
tExliquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading privileges, wd When delivered,
wl When
Issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights;
z Ex-stock dividend.
included
change.
nAdmitted
•No par
value,
to
fin default,
tThese bonds
are
subject to all Federal taxes.
<>
>
40
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1392)
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
Monday,! April 3, 1950
Week Ended March 25
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
this week will show an increase compared with
elearings
Preliminary figures compiled by us based
will
1.2%
be
those of the corresponding week last year.
above
total stands at
is
for the week follows:
summary
1.3%.
loss for the week ended Friday of
a
'x
X;r' '■
April 1—
New York
>■-J::.
1950
<
Boston
9.2
2,968,905
3,153,031
1,114.000,000
935,000.000
+ 19.1
773,000,000
865,000,000
2,721,316
2,222,469
__
York
Delaware—Wilmington
12,956,466
5.908,196
cities)
(11
District—Cleveland—
Reserve
6.339.696
181,968,596
314,552,775
318,454.427
Columbus
36,279.000
32,670,500
0.1
Mansfield
4,945,838
4,580,444
4.3
Youngstown
6 416,916
6.823,562
349,786,079
344.858,215
906.900.525
895,695,440
251,700.000
296.834.000
+
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
6.3
Total
293,756,604
+
9.1
298,268.605
+
177,705,262
(7 cities)
Fifth
+
4.7
+
2.092,391
10,612.000
122,771.755
South Carolina—Charleston
3,096,596
Maryland—Baltimore
District of
(6
Sixth
Federal
cities)
20,922,166
•'.
$
York-
New
3rd
8,337 963.424
Cleveland
2,747,264
188,879,434
59,534,226
56,927,464
406,096,095'
1.9
+
380,076,646
13,139,809
16.915,730
+ 30.6
67,053,745
+ 17.2
59,136,244
50,389,337
+
0.8
224,700,000
3,519,322
195,600.000
12,329,480
3,623,941
2,811,206
78,170,769
104,921,273
5,549,547
93.808,768
+ 11.9
92,348,299
85,218.422
5,537.447
+
0.2
7,007,938
5,441,943
365,013
301,402
+
21.1
337,724
288,827
141,166,723
135,380.459
+
4.3
98,669,364
121,720,222
718,345,328
663,489,782
+
8.3
585,446,391
556,904,431
—
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
_
Orleans-
Total (10 cities)
Seventh
Federal
I;
District—Chicago—
Reserve
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Indianapolis
South Bend
■
48,658,000
5,421,788
.
-
2,897,584
2,329,869
69,488,316
63,003,069
3.540,674
23,562,065
City
2,543,325
—
Chicago—,
_
'1947
$
$
7,982,820,156
+
t
X
+ 24.4
10.3
58,124,190
49,532.074
5.8
3,492,513
3,547,639
5.2
25,407,453
30.779,379
6.6
10,563,763
8.3
746,749
1,028,781
7.6
624,616,251
703,136.444
7.9
+
1,892,727
2,497.915
—
13,261,237
9,413,163
'
4
»
.
8,285,540
8 895.024
3.809,889
+ 19.1
3,626,917
3,879.020
2,537,914
X,
—
,-
9,297.048
4,538,589
„
2.849,532
—10.9
2,396,994
2,659,936
7.2
805,265,244
882,703,525
/
;
1.2
■
846,591,037
907,752.249
J-
7
"
908,900,525
895,695.440
.+. .1.3
790,931.500
702.184,958
6
"
435,690,902.
427 582,085
+
1.9
406,096.095
"
718.345,328
663,489,782
+
8.3
535,446.391
+
"
907,752,249'
846,591,037
+
7.2
805,265.244
8th St. Louis
4
"
497.932,297 'X
500,647,215
—
0.5
465,378,377
"
381,129,457
382,113,720
—
0.3
310,489,518
314,832,659
10
"
463,131.999
451,705,002
+
2.5
445,927,838
1,655,256
1,491,845
497,932,297
500.647,215
Illinois—Quincy
417.488,437
7
95,727,263
421,176.650
1.7
273,900,000
232.400,000
6.2
110,793,847
79,182,018
101,004.o83
6.0
+ 11.0
1,502,512
82,564,421
1,519.333
0.5
465,378,377
417,488,437
—
+
—
882,703,525
9th Minneapolis
121,828,107
89.950.985
556.904.431
17
281,600,000
129,426,056.
Tennessee—Memphis—
380.076.646
10
276,900,000
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
:' 895,847.840
.
4,711,031
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis-
968,642,356
804,759.632
41,369,000
5,621,684
'
1,153,482,032
9.1 T
4 372,929
41,383,000
2,357.687
—————.
503.677,681
7,920,405.928
4,259,934
0.9
645,561,901
Des Moines
Illinois—Bloomington
4.8
+
917,057
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
4.266 663
+
12,030.050
-
7,904,787
+ 33.2
27,162,227
12,826,388
992,712
X 694,807,213
—
861.666
8,730,973
4,817,321
2.4
—
—
4,687,574
1,299,235
1.5
5.5
+
8,957,676
5,031,810
3,335,453
Terre Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Sioux
975,186
7,220,240
———;
———————
Indiana—Fort Wayne
)
-
998,276
8,823,783
4,755,835
4,911,393
49,100,000
—
Rockford
"
—
3,006,955
212,781,083
2,751,086
Total (17 cities)
528,650,529
6.2
+27.3
6,589,504,273
0.3
2.2
+ 19.6
—
—
84,646.934
in
11
Philadelphia
4th
"
12
8.903,000
120,443,776
4.3
Missouri—St.
2nd
2ft75,708
9,985,000
118,225,274
7.3
decrease
a
1948
Dec. %
+
2,563,557
3.1
.0.2
+
—
+ 1S.0
j " ' 7
Inc. or
540,462,155
—11.8
+
•••
$
702,184,958
238,400,000
Peoria
1949
.
+
by Federal Reserve Districts:
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
427,582,085
4,142,478
Springfield—:
573.709,322
790,981,500
2,949,163
,
w
12 cities
1.3
3,859,762
and in the San Francisco Reserve
.
Reserve Districts
+
3,587,649
78,604,915
Decatur
4i850
264,333,255
We group the cities
gain of 20.2%.
in the Dallas Reserve District of 6.9%
Week Ended March 25—
255,648, 678
100.183,30G
increase of 16.8%, the aggregate of
In the Kansas City Reserve District there is
.
1.4
3,074,627
smaller by 0.5% and in the Minneapolis
summary
4,800,257
+
119,198,586
i
a
5,329, 323
Alabama—Birmingham
the week
—
In the Chicago Reserve District the totals are larger by 7.2%, but
furnish
23,830,200
4,669, 944
6.0
240,400,000
.
Macon
in the Richmond Reserve District of 1.9% and in the Atlanta Reserve Dis¬
we
27,638, 400
8.0
+
Reserve District—Atlanta-
Augusta—
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show an improvement
Reserve District by 0.3%.
+ 11.0
—
Florida—Jacksonville
below
(including this city) the totals show a gain
are
67,561,274'
435.690.902
Nashville
District of 6.2% and in the Philadelphia Reserve
the St. Louis Reserve District the totals
221,159,734
80,836,826
Georgia—Atlanta
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
of 27.3%, in the Boston Reserve
250,598,177
'
Outside of this city there was a gain of 13.7% the
it appears that in the New York District
150,047,007
306,971, 607
the week
as
available at time of going to press.
a
3,105,455
:
216.186,494
Co'umbia—Washington
Total
statement, however, which we present further
having recorded
2,371.867
10,942,009
122,536.586
Richmond
1.2
inasmuch
give final and complete results of the week previous
bank clearings at this center
185 008 184
1.2
Reserve District—Richmond-
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
3.2
+
Federal
West
2.0
—
*701,404,548
We cannot furnish them today,
153,748 in the same week in 1949.
4,988.413
5,625, 364
3.9
+
—
+ 11.2
2,391,500,820
was an
7.2
—
3.4
$13,965,640,801 $-3,802,437,601
For that week there
/
+
-
$13,357,065,298 $13,101,033,053
—
detailed
—
895,847,840
438.491,314
clearings for the whole country having amounted to $15,530,066,371 against $13,291,-
Federal
804,759,632
189,038,267
Mobile
1st Boston
9.1
224,243,010
Accordingly, In the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
following
+
1.9
1.4
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not
the
4,874,'391
968,642,356
5,831,650
Tennessee— Knoxville
In
3.734,652
7,849,485
4,193,584
+
608,575,503
issue of next week.
District 8.1%.
3.794,719
2.682,332
4.4
Cleveland
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
of 2.5%,
2,165,489
+ 10.5
.
+
Cincinnati
"v
Total all cities for week
trict of 8.3%.
1,861,481
5,658,163
3.7
2,502,805,675
—
Total all cities, five days
of 1.3%,
3,830,874
4.4
8,064,097
+
+
All cities, one day
District of 9.1%.
4,717,667
12.1
577,735,483
$10,854,259,623 $10,709,532,233
—
Other cities, five days
ending March 25.
3,197,446
+
—
.+
909,000.000
197,668,265
Baltimore
able to
3.6
22.7
—
9.120830
'
1,153,482,032
Ohio—Canton
+ 23.2
308,532,705
-
Ten cities five days..
Federal
Fourth
1.3
—
320,402.141
Pittsburgh
are
585,086
%
1949
$7,241,7£7,955
240,900,000
—
-
Cleveland—
we
3,652,132
4
+-
315,548,000
—
the elaborate
2.325,673
224,523,833
—
San Francisco
In
4.470,669
4,037.035
Wilkes-Barre
2.822.856
5,484,124
w„—.
rmm.«
711,648.991
-
—
St. Louis
our
938.579
2,037,228
446,937,327
;
_
Kansas City
in
904,246
943,000.000
-----
-9
Philadelphia—,
X
942,983
+ 12.8
New Jersey—Trenton—,
-
$7,145,097,356
—
-
Chicago.—,
,
983.921
1,114,504
+ 29.3
2,379,494
Philadelphia
Our comparative
8.0
—
975,067
1
Scranton
At
1,036.236
*1,100,000
Reading
f
$
S
Telegraph
by
Week Ended
1947
1948
or
Dec. %
943,502
r,
Lancaster—
Total
Clearings—Return
Inc.
1,219,622
Chester—
;
*
953,310
———
Bethlehem
Our preliminary
$13,965,640,801 against $13,802;437,601 for the same week in 1949.
this center there
Pennsylvania—Altoona
which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings
for all cities of the United States for
$
Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
Third
telegraphic advices from the chief
upon
1949
$
■
.
that for the week ended Saturday, April 1, clearings
cities of the country, indicate
1950
'
year ago.
a
"■
1
n
6th Richmond
6th Atlanta
7th
—
Chicago
Total (4 cities)
Ninth
Federal
Reserve
—
District—Minneapolis—
'
loth Kansas City..
lith
6
"
315,940,552
295,479,341
+
6.9
285,465.364
Francisco*
—
"
788,088,284
729,241,342
+
8.1
750,191,737
5,912,236
4,976,701
Minneapolis
254.639,401
258.628,525
St. Paul—
227,034.497
-10
646.545,789
Dallas
12th San
-
99,840,870
Minnesota—Duluth
North
112 cities
—
Outside New York
City_:
——
15,530,006,371
13,291,153,748
+16.8
>14,099,058.153
13.931,293,319
7,877,474,440
6,927,187,775
+13.7
6,392,210,531
now
add
our
:
;
-J
:
~
:,+
?
Helena
1949
Clearings at—
$
$
Dec. %
^
XXv/;/:':'
1948
Inc. or
V
'
Week Ended March 25
Portland
1,407,311
3,114,760
Massachusetts—Boston™
1947
$
-
$
+15.8
7,564,831
6,795,005
Tenth
4,599,150
5,182,359
2,904,886
3,050,158
2,73^,687
2.264,78L
9,094,024
—
3.6
7,781,025
7,286.292
382,113.720
—
0.3
310,489,518
.314,832,659
8,765,213
381,129,457
'
—
Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
23,966,144
i—
755.928
>
662,170
j
-
Omaha—
Kansas—Topeka
6,838.468
Rhode Island—Providence
31,661,200
24,517,300
New Hampshire—Manchester
"1,400,000
1,241,606
■
„
Total (12 cities)
.
! :
19.852.261
19,949,357
*573.709.322
540,462,155
7,967,131
7.600,086
,
+
2.9
100^24,015
108,058,574
7,035,298
+ 12.1
12,290.004
9,880,450
+ 24.4
10,677,806
8,738,393
306,567,985
9.175,620
2,000,179
301,987,760
1.5
307,754,327
11,022,990
280,569,509
1,879,120
+
6.4
1,730,282
1,516,235
2,075,178
»
.
St. Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
1,992,727
+
4.1
1,397,770
1,283,627
451,705,002 X +
2.5
445,927,838
421,176,650
9,227,320
+
—
5.906,205
0.6
4
949,554
9.597,918
I*
Total (10 cities)-—
463,131,999
;
Reserve District—Dallas-
6,916.024
6,347.047
+
9.0
6,469,688
5,660,803
267,657,161
249,004,896
+
7.5
238,462,000
Fort Worth
21,986.016
21,827,509
+
0.7
23,060,227
186,213,000
20,533,710
4,026,000
Texas—Austin,
29.101,800
25.340,800
Galveston-
4.846,000
5,300,000
8.6
6,174,000
'1,021,393
Wichita Falls
4,917,057
3,991,225
+ 23.2
3,710,493
2,557,731
9,618,294
9,008,664
+
6.8
7,588,956
8,043,248
315,940,552
295,479,341
+
6.9
285,465,364
227,034,497
+ 20.7
128,379,103
100,579,626
Louisiana—Shreveport
1
+
112.969,686
1,132,611
+ 29.1
'
5,703,237
6.489.493
+12.8
.
457.943
5,643,736
-
Missouri—Kansas City_
4.333.826
+ 23.0 X X
8,B88,011
-
301,660
446.864
2.8
116,243,701
7,883,962
«.
Dallas
10,688.011
523.843
4.2
+
432,050'
1,442,967
4,857,600
-
5.7
7.2
+
5,772,054
,
1,329,913
<
X
+12.6
—
5,933,893
Lincoln
Pueblo
1,595.331
528,537'
XX 511,477
"450,000
Eleventh Federal
New Haven;
503.677.681
528,650,529
6.2
Total (6 cities)
—
Federal Reserve District—New York—
New York—Albany
51,111,318
Buffalo
Elmlra
,11.447,720,,
9.039,058
+ 19.6
2,608.422
2,157,966
81.257,557
+ 4.4
80,455.311
81,448.704
1,162,490
;
1,374,451
1,566,301
1,645,590
—
7,652,591,931
6,363,965,973
f
New York
i,
1,210,224
1.292,285
—15.4
Jamestown
Rochester
+347.4
2,384,652
84,865.064
_
11,429,006
2,851,915
—.
Binghamton
;
4.9
+20.2
1,575,273
'
1,221,965
7,767.984.428
7,706,847,622
Twelfth
Federal
Reserve
District—San
18.032,342
+ 16.5
17,390.190
14.646.344
12,346,173
+18.6
11,891,754
13,312.051
15.392,743
—13.5
11,086.834
558,987
+10.6
449,504
615,786
4,3
32,352,474
Francisco142,354.472
Washington—Seattle
Yakima
Oregon—Portland
'Utah—Salt Lake City
53,305.566
14,512,710
California—Long Beach
Newark™
Ttotal (12 Cities)
,—
„
143,682,637
57,611,533
11,529,767
—
+
—
4.2
2,967,844
3,303,729
2.5
140,610,620
96,304,079
7.5
51.306,211
43,666.053
8,490,297
+25.9
8,400,364
10,304,005
8,382,697
+
22.8
6,405.006
6,158.186
367,998,369
'.+
7.5
391,501,904
369.539,456
+
6.0
9.377,325
34,414,892
618,117
37,614,572
—
Northern New Jersey—.
3,118,302
~
395,527,511
Pasadena_
14,389,878
9.246,073
San Jose
9.537,465
Santa Barbara
50,615,520
8,387,963,424
'
36,059,382
+
45,057,417
6,589,504,273
+12.3
-
+27.3
-
50.663,204
43,008,539
.
7,920,405,928
10,427,978
..
7,982,8^0,156
Stockton
Total (10 cities)
8.733,508
3,103,924
+ 45.0
3,314.897
2,710.807
6,868,149
+ 13.7
7,838,530
7,149.981
788,088,284
Grand Total (112 cities).
Outside New York
"Estimated.
8,999,786
4,501,583
7,307,474
>
'
New Jersey—Montclalr
117,946,178
2.986,936
147.250,562
San Francisco
21,007.801
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford—
;
0.1
2,784,227
Hastings
>
3,240,675
:
/. 430,500.099
1,584.845
...
+11.3
4,669,109
22.611,725
Worcester.™
Connecticut—Hartford
Second
3,439,759
\
+19.4
5,257,173
___
1,399.857
(.+ 450.166,875
+ 10.4
798,234
1,559,493
Springfield
5.2
1,813,857
/
953,002
-.
:
+
1,346,520
.
1,674.965
4.9
—12.8 X/-
461,845,520
1,781,498
New Bedford
—
3.573,538
>
485,779,571
Fall River
.
69,153.795
0.7
2,803,931
Wichita—1
1,338,058
.
222,328,120
71,155,526
+
6,398,631
3,544,501
—
Nebraskar-Fremont——
X*.
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Maine—Bangor
Lowell
5 567,154
215,461,790
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
1950
/
5.849,454
1.5
3.3
+
6,163,208,891
.week ended March 25 for four years:
•
+18.8
—
—23.2
6,395,443
Total (7 Cities)
We
96,687.111
2,722,363
Dakota—Fargo—
South Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
Total—
:
JNot
15,530,060,371'
729,241,342
13,291,153,748,
8.1
750,191,737
646,545,789
+ 16.8
14.099,058.153
13.931.293,319
+13.7
:
'6,163,308,891
+
'
;
available.
7.877,474,440
6.927,187,775
6,392,210,531
•<
+
N0tat+f"4895
Volume 171
THE
COMMERCIAL &
FINANCIAL. CHRONICLE
(1393)'
V'
*' "PARTIAL REDEMPTION
-CompanyandIssuo>-.r-;,•,
Rates
American TobatcO Co.—
;
\
the
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable trahsi'ers
give below ia tecord for th^week just passed:
'
»
CERTIFIED
FOREIGN -EXCHANGE "RATES
RESERVE
BANK
MARCH 24. 1950 TO MARiCH 30,
'
,'
FEDERAL
BY
Noon
Country and Monetary Unit
the different countries of the world.
on
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF ACT OF
1950, INCLUSIVE
20-year 3 % debentures, due 1962
—^i^Apr 15
25-year 3% debentures, due 1969-—
—_'--:Aprr 15
Ampal-American Palestine Trading Corp.—
10-year 3% sinking fund debentures, due 1958—
_Apr
1
Cambridge Electric Light Co.—
23-year 2%ft notes, series A, due 1974—
-^.Apr
l
Celanese Corp. of America, 3ft debentures, due-1965—Apr
1
Central Maine Power Co.—
\
1st arid gen. mtge bonds, seiies R 3ft, due 1979—iApr
1
r*
>
Buying Rate lor Cable Transfers in New York
<
Value in United States Money
1141
1141
1042
848
1042
Co.
Cleveland Onion Terminals
A,
Apr
i
102
33,i ft series "A*' bonds, due 1965-Apr
Goldblatt Bros., Inc.. £2.50 convertible preierred stock-Apr
Harrls-Seybold-Potter Co.—
33/i ft sinking fund debentures, due 1960———i—Apr
Indiana Gas & Water. Co., Inc.—
1st mortgage 3Yb'ft" bonds, due 1970_—
Apr
Littie Co. of Mary Hospital—
,
1st mortgage bonds, series A and B—Apr
1
1146
1st
,
,
1141
—
We
.1930
„
Dat*' ■■■■'mm*.
-
k
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
•
to
41
bonds,
mortgage
series
and
B
C
_
r_
Connecticut Power Co.—
'
Mar. 24
Argentina, peso—
Preferential
Mar. 28
$
,29777s*
Mar. 29
"B"
$
r
;—
.206949*
.206949*
.174562*
™_' + ',
-™™
.297778*
.174562*
.174562*
.138958*
.
.297778*
.209949*
——™__
"A"
Preferential
•;
Mar. 27
$
$
*
.™;_™
Basic
Mar. 25
•
Special
..
.
.138958*
.138958*
pound
Belgium, franc
Brazil, cruzeiro
; -v" 2.231573
Australia,
2.231573
.0199125
:—ft—
-.ft—™™
.0199053
.0544960
.90909 0
.0199250
.0544060
Minnesota Transfer Ry.—
1st mortgage 3%ft bonds/dated
.0199125
.0544060
1
.0544060
.909090
.909090
.903125
.903125
New Zealand,
.902500
♦
951
14
1184
1
1050
.208700
.208700,
.208700
.208700
.115704
.115718'
.115718
Tennessee
.262709
.262700
.262700
.262700
—
ft—I'.
.
ft,
»ftftft.ft.——ft—ft———ftftftft
Philippine Islands, peso —
Portugal, escudo
».
Straits Settlements, dollar
Sweden; krona.
ft—ft
Switzerland, franc
Union of South Africa,
■
—
—,;,™—ftr_—,
pound
+,—
ft
'—*
L
ft-—
.0028625
.0028625
>*
2.772896
2.772896
.1-40154*
;496125
.140154*
-
.140154*
.496125
.496125
.0345678
.0345678
.0345714
.327291
.327291
.193329*
.193329*
.193329*
.232800
.232800
.232800
2.783750
2.783750
„
.496125
ft'/
Closed
1st
2.783750
2.783750
2.800742
2.800742
v
"
.
'.v.i1
■
;
1950
$
,
.-Assets—.,,■
Gold? certificates .————-ft.:-?.
-i
Redemption
-notes
Total
•»
fund
—
F.
for
gold
ctf.
R.
;
•
/
—
s*
2.800742
2.800781
—
—
178,415
-
46,000
—1.437;444
5,858,550
•h.
10,000
.658327*1
,658327*1
ft-
113,600
—2.861,400
57,600
.561797*1
.425531*1
V
.425531*1
/
-.425531*1
:
-assets-ft/—:?—_/•,,113/247
—
...
—r-
.
-896
—
7'
2,604
+
7
+
Borrowings increased $234,000,00
$54,000,000 in Chicago,W.
A summary of the assets
member banks follows:
2.290
.Loans—net
tMember,
U.
S.
'
—
>• •
bank—Hrpserveiacct.. 15,781,561
Treasurer
—
gen.
acct.
7
■Foreign^7v
22.848,577
7,569
Other
,
—-.,
■.,
■■.—186,999238,100
+
996,839
878,725
276,387
—8
'
+
—
237,002
681.402
—
v
-'
,
2,308.763
^
Real
+
134
194
+
•All
Penn
Oil
Gas
&
42
—
—
+
508
20
—
938
—
+>20
>
+
'v'
324
476
'
*
•144
of
-
Georgia
Arherican
Insulator
American
Maize
7ft
—
49
—
7
^American
375
American
K
■
Phenolic
•4-17
76c
5-15
4-20
■
10c
-
-4-28
•
+A-+4"
2Sd
Corp.
•
•"•-Hn-15
4-
3-31
'3
5-15
15c+ —4-28
75C
5-31
Corp.—
+
+
175
+
150
American Smelting & Refining Co., commoi 3_
+
10
+
665
+
4,022
preferred (quar,)—-—..
$2
Steamship
*-0C
Anchor Casualty Co. ie-a)_——™—™r
715C
Argus Corp., Ltd., common——i.^.
4Vaft Convertible preference iquar.)—— ..•$$l,12Va '
Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.—
•
■■■22VaC
4Vg ft
preferred (quar.)—j*——j™_.
25c
5ft
preferred (quar.)™-,™—-.
1st
5-\
4-14
.
5-
.
'
•4-29
$1.75
-
3-^4
;?
J
2.C.
■■
19
7ft
.
/ 3-31
'
'
41.75
:
.
+
-
3-24
■i 4-.,7
60c
•
c-+
4,508
*
1
"■+-
323
loans
3-24
50c -s.«A»"T.
■25c.
4j461
;
:
4-10
4-28
—
(quar.)
Co., commoniu
(quar.)-..-™
Co.
(bi-monthly)—
News
3-20
'?gC
Products
preferred
3
—
s
—';
(quar.)
-3-20
-ft"','3C'• -4-15
■'
—
•4(-27
1*
•..$1.50-
1
—•
(increased)'
Annual
31
+
434
■*
•'
.'Li———i.———*-•
Extra
Bolitrn
5-15
25C
—
iquar.»_-—
(quar.)
-American Discoiint Co.
1,115
4..
(quar. >
Petroleum Corp.
•Amerada
pur-
—
loans™
952
988
PejwM# vrf-Rec,
———
Paper Mfg., 6 ft pfd. (quar.) —
preferred »quar.)_——
—
7ft
90
Inc.
Albermarle
■
173
>
F,
American Can Co.
Loans to banks—
mother
T
5,257
+
+
securities
estate
951
052
announced!'
....
:
ofiipani
"A
dollars)
+
were
»
«American Fire & Casualty Coi (Florida)
Other securities
.
.
1,747
—
1949
151
+
13,-847
—:
for
Joans for purchasing or carrying:
U. S. Government obligations.
103,837
+
1,235
+
13,255
,.
3,953,710
170,101
—
/
Other
■
*
1049
DIVIDENDS
agricultural
dealers
'
i
:77 ■■'"";;7
■'■■
payments shown below
during the current week.
Mar. 23,
1950
(in millions of
Government- obligations
S.
Other
17.933,512
Ma*r. 15,
24,786
brokers and
issue.
The dividend
25,163
w
—
to
U.
i
—219,823
67,231
+
this
:fAnnouncement in
chasing or-carryings
>7.-184.517:
-
39;475
23,345
.
ioans
Loans
»949
'
.
Inc. (-f-l..or
67,606
;
Commercial, industrial, and
1048;
1149
—.—
Dec. (—1 Since
•
7-'
v-
-
t
—
Loans—gross
508,219
—
v*:*'
-7
7:.'
260
,
.
>
.'Loans and Inv«stment£—Total—
£'
_ft ft—
'.y;
1147
1
,
.
and liabilities of reporting
Mar, 22,
1950
—Hi.304,093
103,189
bonds ser. G 3V2 '», due l966_May
in New York City
.
...A&sets—
1047
dated, 19-14™—,
Hiram Walker-Gooderhani & Worts. Ltd., and Hiram
Walker is Sons, Inc., 20-year 234ft debs.,! due l956^May
t
Houston Lighting ir Power Co.—
>
<
...
1st mortgage bonds, 3ft seiies, due 1978——
^rApr 15
Iowa Electric Co., let mtge. 4ft bds., ser.~A, due i96l_Apr
l
Upton iThomas J.), Inc., 6ft preferred -stocfc——July 1
Monsanto Chemical Co.,.. preference stock, serieS"-A„rjApr
7
New Yofk Water Service Corp.—
7.
,
/
'1st- mortgage 5ft
bonds, series-A
—j_May 1
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—
3ft s. f. debentures, due 1065
__;Apr
1
Public Service Co. of Colorado^-4.40ft preferred stockrApr 24
Ward Baking Co.—
;L 5Vaft 25-year debentures (subordinated), due 1970__Apr
l
;
7
43,576
H750
•*•947
bonds,
mortgage
"*89
,
and
^
8.577
—
1st
""946
.
77:3*:;77'7 ,"7 "-7-.J7(/
',16
Liabilities—
notes
•
118,9(9
+
49
-
—
,
L.
,
—
183.181
—
'7--7^' 7
6ft
.940
,
Bastitigi, Scjuare Hotel Co.—
r.i
.
districts.
,
,
General and ref. mtge,
deposits adjusted decreased $458,000,000 in
City, $138,000,000 in the Chicago District, and
$66,000,000 in the Kansas City District, and increased
$75,000,000 in the Philadelphia District.
United States
Government deposits increased in all districts and a total
J ot $246,000,000 at all reporting member banks. Demand
"deposits credited to domestic banks decreased in ail
»
Deposits:
Detroit * Edison Co,—
^Demand
>4.244,105
120,704
+
ToU,i;asMts£4i747-7^i'ii|fi^-v<^,004,332
Federal Reserve
»;,7\/i
•45
Creosoting Co., 7ft preferred stock——r^Apr - 1
Telephone Co. of Canada—
mortgage 5ft bonds, series C—
——-———May 1
Brantford Cordage Co., Ltd., 1st preferred stoea.
—mpr 15
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—
General mortgage 4Vaft income bonds, due 2018.—.TApr. 1
Cities Service Co.—
,
;
5ft gold, debentures, due April 1, 1958—-i-cApr.
I
!
5ft gold debentures, due Nov. 1, 1963—————— -May 1
Delaware Apartments, Inc.*—
.
2nd mortgage income bonds, dated 1936—_Jun. 1
1st
New York
—4,312,673
Govt7secu)1tiesi 717,515,725
.
7
'
994,610
+
-Paf*
Bell
.561797*1
member banks.
—1.008,429
>,Total dpans and .securities-_ 17,883,170
Duef from foreign.£b4nks^--r-. - v:, 33
F. R.' notes of other ;Wks—ft'-v' 111,095
Uncollected Items, -4,--—-7—
2,569,500
Bahk -preihises —••■ +£. 34,427 ■
Other
1,808
+
-K"
—
i
66,760
•„
.'•Notes.—
ft
• 1.379,200
'7 Bonds ftft—L_—_—_ 7 6)415,100 ft.
.
67,136
,
+
7 111
—
56,882
—
14,191
+
C8.880
—
28.180
.
—
988
American
.658327*1
.561797*1
+
■
,
'
2+019,767
—
7 Total U. 8.
11,998
■,
—ft_ft—ft', 3,862,875
J.'4-
Certificates
?
+
.'8.823
■,.—ft;273,093
-Discounts ? and, advances-7-^364,876 !
Industrial .loans;.
w'2,569 a'
Bills
:
'A-' * 7---'
.
;
Other; cash
U. 'S.- Govt, Securities:,
1949
>
37,003
541,340
reserves
Mar. 30,
v.7$
22,478,427
ft——
_
,1950
,
,
1
J
ury certificates of indebtedness decreased $74,000,000.
Holdings of Treasury notes increased $142,000,000 at all
reporting member banks; the principal increases Were
$57,000,000 in New York City, $25,000,000 in the Phila¬
delphia District, and $24,000,000 in the San Francisco
District.
Holdings of United States Government bonds
decreased $49,000,000.
Holdings of "other securities"
increased $80,000,000 in New York City, $34,000,000 in
Chicago, and a total of $192,000,000 at all reporting
;
(—) .since
-crease
Mar. 22,
Mar. 29,
1
Date
Company and Issue-
.425531*1
Increase (+ ) or
;Vft': '-ft.*1?
1187
ENTIRE ISSUE CALLED
.561797*t
dollars)
d
•"
887
1
due 1967_Apr
ser.,
mortgage 314 ft bonds, due 1977_
——^_.May
Corp., 314ft 1st mortgage bonds, due i960—
Apr
•6-j8327*t
'ik»,
Reserve Ranks Combined
"
987
1
'
Statemenf of Gondition of the 12 Federal
of
1
,
3ft series, due 1967—Apr
23/«ft series, due 1966—Apr
,
thousands
952
Upper Peninsula Powei* Co.—
York
tApplication depends upon type of merchandise;
<In
951
1
1
.193329*
.232766
'
1
line bonds,
mtge. and collat trust bds.7 234 ft
1st
.327291
Transmission Co.—
Gas
1st mortgage pipe
1st mortgage pipe line bonds,
United Gas Corp.—-
2.772896
.327291
.0345642
.56l797*t
.425531*1
peso :™.—-
.144938*
.0028625
.140154*
2.800742
.658327*1
ster.irigftftLft._ft.™—™—
pound
.193329*
.232750
2.783750
.0200600
.144938*
1st and gen.
.208500
.0200600
.144938*
2.772896
.496125
.0345642
.327291
—_™_——
—ft-.——-——
.208500
.0200600
.0028625
Closed
.208500
.0200600
.144938*
.140154*
—.—r
———_—
peso
949
1
1
.115718
Norway, krone
^Nominal.
1
1
.262700
2.772896
'
™:
:
_
pound
United Kingdom,
Uruguay,-peso
849
1148
Jun
1936——,
ft—,——ft—™—.115718
peso
1
^
National Gas & Oil Corp., 15-yr. 4V3ft debs., due 1962_Apr
National Vulcanized Fibie Co., 414 ft debs., due I960™Apr
Northern Indiana Transit, Inc.—
.909090
.903750
.208500
gen. mtge.
mtge. 5ft inc. bonds, series A, due 1964-Apr
Oregon-Washington RR. & Navigation Co.—
Refunding mortgage 3ft bonds, series'A, due 1960
Apr
St. Joseph Light & Power Co.—
1st mortgage 2% ft
bonds, due 1970
—-—Apr
Sherwin-Williams Co., 4ft cumulative preferred stock—Jun
Netherlands, guilder ft.—
v<
.138958*
2.231573
.909090
<
(Metropolitan), franc^—.0028625
India, Dominion of, ^upee\——.208700
•
.174562*
2.231573
.903125
•
-+_
France
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
.206949*
.138958*
.208500
.020060Q
.144938*
v--~~~—
Ceylon, rupee
Czechoslovakia, koruna
Denmark, krone
Mexico,
«P
.174562*
.0199250
'
<
'
.297778*
.206949*
,
2.231573
/
.0544060
_—,
Canada, dollarOfficial
Fr<H!
Closed
$
V
.297778*
■
1st and
Mar. 30
:,5
4-7
•"
i,
■43,104,107
—4.359,839
109,204
—
17. S.
i
•
,
....
Capital. Accounts—
■/'/■,
;■
V 214,969
Surplus (Section 7) _—7t—,—
Surplus • Section 13b)
Other capital accounts—:-—.-.
+
:
i
:
27,5*3
+
'
21,462
+
23,505
V'
Cash
44,004,332
103,189
-
»■"■■■
4
■<
334093
92
—
1,145
622
—
2,363
16
+
—
2,095
9
373
—
+
—
3-31
3^21
6-1
4-28
6-
1
/4-28
5-
1
4-15
5-1
_
3-20
4-6
.
—
-
4-
of
serves,
gold
to
certificate
Liabilities—
'
combined-—
Contingent liability on acceptances purchased for foreign
correspondents *
'JJ/'
56.4 ft
—_—
trial
to
make
'.
J
i
'
Commitments
deposits adjusted
46.468
-
Time
deposit and F. R.
liabilities
note
Demand
re¬
.
7,891
i
■
• ■'
rf
0.2 ft
:
5.4ft
+
Domestic
f
_
■
574
Foreign banks
Borrowings
1,238
Debits
indus¬
Joans
1,274
+
98
banks
2,899
4*
—
15,421
2,750
deposits, except Government
U. S. Government deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
to
and
-
—
demand
interbank
8,990
:
-
1,288
398
,—
768
—
—
+
995
9
+
308
t:
246
+
653
—
686
+
896
+
J6
—
80
+
-
327
—
135
+
S.
Govt,
Auto
Finance
(Revised figure pre-
accounts,
24,440
vious week 22,384;
Condition Statement of Member Ranks
the
following
principal
changes
for the
ances
ances
with
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
in bal¬
with domestic banks, $768,000,000 in demand de¬
posits adjusted, and $686,000,000 in demand deposits cred¬
ited to domestic banks, and an increase of $327,000,000
in borrowings.,
'/ 77.
Commercial, industrial, * and agricultural loans de¬
creased $20,000,000 in New York City and by smaller
amounts in most of the other districts; the net decrease
at all reporting member banks was $42,000,000.
\
Holdings of Tteasury bills decreased $113,000,000 in
New York City, $41,000,000 in the Chicago District, $24,000,000 in the St. Louis District, and a total of $194,000,000 at all-reporting member banks.
Holdings df Treas-
.
Rubber
4-
1
3-25
4-
1
3-25
5-
£6»4C
(increased quar,)
Paper, Ltd.—
(quar.)
———!
Petroleum
Corp.
-
a
list of corporate bonds, notes,
and common stocks called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
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."
~
Associates, common
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)
Benrus
Best
Belmont Iron
NOTICES
OF
TENDER
Beverly
Bohn
Valley RR.—
•
1st and ref. mortgage 4 Ya ft bonds, due 1961.
Central Violeta Sugar Co., S; A., capital stock——
Quaker City Cold Storage Co., Inc.—
1st mortgage bonds, due
1973—
Date
Page
—
*
-Apr 12
—
.Apr
3
Apr
17
AM
Inc.
I
5- 3
3-21
4-
1
3-24
62 VaC
-4-
1
3-24
-4-
1
3-24
3-31
3-31
■"
(T. G.)
Brass
Yards
(resumed)..
& Company, Ltd.
Insurance
Co.
(N.
Y.»
1258
Bullock's, Inc.,
4ft
preferred
$2
4-14
5-1
15C
3-29
3-21
25C
5-2
4-12
5-
762 VaC
4-14
""
4-
6
4-20
1
25c
5-
1
4-14
$i
•4-
1
3-25
25c
.
.
...
5r 1
.
4-10
5-1
4-19
3-28
3-24
-$1
5-
1
4-12
$1.75
5-
1
4-14
$1.50
$3-.,
.
3-31*
4-15
125c
«intei im)
(quar.)...
——
(quar,)......
4i-22
80C
—
(quar.)
5-1
50C
........ft
(quar.)..—1
Buckeye Steel Castings, common
eft
preferred (quar.)™..,
■
50c
...
qyar.)
Gas
Stock
6-
35c,
-
(quar,)__.
(reduced
(quar.)......
Aluminum &
-Buffalo
3-17
4334c
-
...
& Electric....—
Bliss (E. W.) Company (quar.).....——.
Blue Ribbon Corp., Ltd., 5ft pfd. (quar.).■a'
Bright
.
Aroostook
Works
Watch Co.
Foods,
Bourbon
Company and Issue—
preferred
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania...——.
The date indicates the
1
3-28
(quar.)
convertible
preferred
Including
4-14
4-
12VaC
7ft
Bell
4-14
4-24
150c
'.
(quar.)...
5ft
Below will be found
4-15
4-24
25C
.....
1
15c
(quar.)
Pcwer &
Class A
Beacon
Co.
Corp.
Bathurst
Bay
Notices
week
Federal Reserve Banks, $373,000,000
50c
,
-
Bancohlo
banks of the
shows
4-20
4-14
.
Avco
Baldwin
ended March 22: Decreases of $622,000,000 in reserve bal¬
3-18.
.
20C
during week
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
Federal Reserve System in leading cities
6
4-24
68%C
Co., common (quar.i
...
preferred (quar.)—.—,
—....
Manufactulirig Corp.—
$2.25 convertible preferred (quar.)——
5*/2ft
deposit accounts, except
U.
.
6
4-
-
-
Ratio
'.
4-15
■■
50c
4- a
Manufacturing Co._^._i_r
...
5- 1
-f 1.0814
City Electric, 4.35 ft pfd. iquar.i
5-1
4ft preferred (quar.)™
—i
■.
•' n 5-1
4ft 2nd preferred (quar.)-..-/—..
v'-V $1
AtlanticCoast Line RR, .CO.—
5ft
non-cum.
5-10
$2,50
preferred* (s-a).t.+.
$1-4- 1
'Atlantic-Greyhound. 4ft pfd. iquar.').—™
-J
-Atlas Plywood Corp, (quar.).
\ 5-1
/' 37 VaC
Ault & Wiborg Proprietary, Ltd.—
5*2 ft
5- 1
.'-1$1.37V2
preference (quar.i^...,
Athql
Atlantic
125
3-20
3-31
.
•.
1,147
+
192
—
759
+ 4.756
49
+
11,816
domestic banks
^American
505
—
142
—
5,518
vault™———
with
+
+
74
—
23.997
Federal Reserve Banks
with
in
Balance
104
—
4,762
5,723
securities
—,
—*175
2,200
*
indebtedness
bonds™—
u. s.
Other
Reserve
'
5,980
+ '
10,719
+
"
160,540
Treasury bills
;
Treasury certificates of
Treasury notes
36,702
—
35
■
488.173
Government securities—Total
'
THE
(1394)
42
"
•
Name of
California
Per
Company
Power,
Oregon
,■
,
Share
•
,
6%
Class
B
-
Caterpillar
4.20%
Tractor
Corp
—
Ga6
&
Fund,
Inc.
Lane
3-31
5-
3-31
Leltch
1
3-31
Leslie
1
4-20
Link-Belt
1
week.
last
holders of record Match 31.
Cheney Brothers
—
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
Co., 5%
preferred (quar;)
-
London
4-20
4-18
1
4-10
Electric
Land
Cohen
Corp.
(quar.)—
Company
(Den)
Quarterly
preferred
$5
4-12
4-
shates
Consolidated
$6
1st
for
Machine
preferred
4-
5
4-15
4-
5
Medusa
3-23
Dominion
Woollens
&
Dryden Paper Co.,
Test
East
Sullivan
Eastern
6%
&
(s-a)
Mines,
—
(initial)
Street
Eastern
Magnesia
Talc
Co.
Sweeper
—
1.
Eversharp,
4-20
Extra
4%
preferred
Farmers
5-15
5-
5-23
4-
1
each
Telluride
4-
l
5-
1
4-12
4-
$4
4-
4
5-
$1.10
5-
1
1
15c
4-15
4-
4-15
.4-
25c
5-
1
4-14
56'Ac
7-
1
6-12
—
4-14
4-15
4-
year-end
5-
1
5-
1
25c
4-15
4-
3-30
30c
4-15
New
1
4-15
N.
Electric
State
4-28
44-
common
This
7
4-29
payment
8
5-
terly
4-15
1
5-
1
3-31
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-25
5-25
par
4-25
4%
Indiana
Public
$1.50
3-31
3-21
3-29
3-24
Northwestern
15c
4-28
4-14
Noxzema
30c
4-15
4-
6-
I
5-10
5-
1
4-11
32%c
$25c
4-
1
35c
4-
I
$1
4-
1
5-
1
Directors
usually
paid
this
at
Title
5-15
4-21
A
(quar.)__—_————
preferred
.
1
3-15
Co.
$1.06%
4-14
4- 5
Jones1
-
Co,
(Syracuse,
$2.50
4-
1
3-15
$2.50
Y.)
—J,——
7-
1
6-15
;Pacific
————
N.
$2.50
10-
1
9-15
Pacific
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Field (Marshall)
(see Marshall Field) — v
Filing Equipment Bureau, Inc., com. (irreg.)
4% participating preferred (quar.)—,
Participating
;
Otis
York
'
.
.
3-31
3-31
15C
4-10
4-
5
15c
4-10
4-
5
Co
,
Steel
Florida
Telephone
"
Fort
Pitt
Fort
Street
Corp.
Brewing
(quar.)
Depot Co. (s-a)
15c
-
Corporation
3-21
Peaslee-Gaulbert,
4-
•l
1
3-21
Peninsular
4-
1
3-21
Common
3-30
$1
j 25c
17'/2c
(quar.)„
Co.
Union
4-1
25c
3-31
3-20
Common
4-
6
$1
3-31
$1
$1
J 4-19
;
Telephone,
4-
4-
7
3-31
25c
4-25
;
4-15
4-
3-31
7-
1
10-
1
9-15
12-15
6-15
62 %c
25C
5-
8-15
8-
5
25c
The stockholders on
directors
5
25c
(quar.)„
5-15
—
B.
to
(quar.),,,—
75c
4-
1
3-21
11-15
11-
4
50c
3-31
3-29
$1
25c
2-15-51
2-
5
of
35c
4-20
4-
$1.32
33c
5-15
5-
5
and
$1.32
33c
8-15
8-
5
investment
11-15
11-
4
2-15-51
2-
5
Frick
Company,
6%
preferred
General
Investors
General
Mills,
Trust
$1
(Boston),
5
5-15
3-25
Permanente
3-30
4-10*
50c
4-20
Goodyear Tire & Rubber, common (quar.)—
$1
$5
preferred
(quar.)$1.25
Gordon Foods,
Inc.
(quar.)
——„
10c
Goulds Pumps, Inc., common (irreg.)
15c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
25c
Green (H. L.) Company, Inc. (quar.)—,—,
50c
6-15
Gladding McBean
Co.
&
,
(quar.)
—
Guardian
7%
Realty
Co.
preferred
Gulf
Public
Hart,
Service
Hartford
Electric
Hartford
Steam
Co.
Co.
Boiler
Electric
Hawaiian
Electric,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
Inspection
4V4%
Co.,
Steel
Corp.,
(quar.)—.
5%
pfd.
Hudson
Fund,
Bell
Illinois
4.70%
Sugar
Industrial
RR.
(Dividend
4-14
Potomac
Edison,
Ivey
(J.
Jersey
4%
Milling,
&
L.)
Farm
3%%
preferred
2nd
2nd
prefeired
Johnston
K&ble Printing
Kansas
6%
City
B
Co.
4-11
5-
4-14
4-13
1
3-28
SEC
4-15
4-
5
$1.25
5-
1
4-14
series
5-
4-15
50c
5-
1
4-20
petitive bidding.
5-
April
5%
preferred
Reed
(C.
25c
1
3
Class
A.),
(quar.)
$2
class A
(quar.)
——
25c
6-15
5-25
Philadelphia Fund
4-
3-20
5-
4-10
37%c
5-
4-10
Phillips-Jones
20c
4-
3-24
Prentice
4-11
4-18
4-10
15c
4-15
3-31
:
$1.75
33/4%
4-10
1
3-24
w
4-10
4%
Raisin
si
25c
62Vic
$1
preferred G
4-
1
$1
(quar.),,60c
&
W
5th
Fine
93%c
John
A
(quar.)
$1
87Vic
Inc
1
4-14
5-
1
3-31
15c
(quar.)
Steel—
1
5-
4-20
4-28
4-18
*
J
Shell
Oil
The
$1.50
4-
6
3-31
5-15
1
3-23
6
(J.
dividends
Bell
3-31
5-10
4-20
5-
1
4-11
35c
5-
1
4-
7
4-10
4-
quarterly
a
Co.
that
it
4-14
4-
7
Telephone
50c
4-14
3-31
$1
Co
preferred
4Vi%
A
preferred
3-31
3-
Standard Fire
Standard
Insurance
Co.
Co.,
4Mi%
Ltd.,
-
to be offered for sale
invite competitive bids on
•
at
com¬
or
are
to
bonds,
mortgage
about I
i
v
financing, together with other available funds, will
redemption on or about July 15, 1950, of the $26,-!
bonds, 3 Va %
171, p. 364.
refunding mortgage
and
103%.—V.
'
,
'
•
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.
'
„
series due
1966,
at
t
'
■
'
1
,
:
•
pi
,
)
1
Trust
Pa.,
will
first
of
Co.,
until
trustee,
11
a.m.
bonds
mortgage
to
exhaust
accrued
interest
the
sum
from
Broad and Chestnut Streets, Phila¬
on. April 17 receive tenders for the
of
Nov.
due
May
1973,
1,
$15,022
at
prices
1949
to
April
J.,
to
an
amount;
exceed par
not
to
21,
1950.—V.
J
„
169,}
:v
*
Reading Co.—Earnings—
>
v
February—;
railway,—railway.—.
Net
from
ry.' oper.
.
'
'
1950
from
Gross
1949
1S48
V
r
1947
$6,888,834
$9,559,937
$9,700,216
479.827
1,655,907
1,762,530
$8,722,586
1.796,770
344,295
137,615
732,960
808,618
railway.,15,383,417
20,007,548
19,811,025
18,319,765
1,858,587
3,417,878
3.198.755
4.113,550
974,478
1,412,914
1,210,997
1,871,693
income.",.
From Jan. 1—.-:
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway.
income—
oper.
171, p.
1185.
'
•
'
Republic Investors Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
New
corporation
SEC
covering
York,
is
March
on
2.000,000
general
29
filed
shares
of
a
registration
common
statement .with
stock.
distributor for the Fund.—V.
171,
Leffler
p.
Corp.,
1185.
Rheem Manufacturing Co.—Peru Unit in Production—
$1.75
(quar.).^
IN.
J.)
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
4-23
4-15
75c
4-23
$1
__i,
Fuel
quarterly
4
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
E
refunding
and
1339. '
the
basis.
Springfield City Water Co.—
7%
to
The
is
(quar.)
previous
5
$1.25
*
on
Hungerford)
3-27
50c
50c
reports
company
1
4-14
$1
(quar.)
the
over
the
Girard
The
5-15
1
4-
'»
25c
-\;
(quar.)—.—_
Company.——
above
placing
Smith
:
Inc.—
Co.
Extra
,
1"
6-
first
of
is planned
'
Net
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven)
Security Storage Co. (quar.)_:
5-
6-
cents
5
{$1.12%
4-14
20c
5
4-
4-
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Map Company
4-28
7-18
p.
4-
4-15
Dry Dock Co.,
Electric
1
and
68%c'.
1st
Industries,
8-
4-20
4-M
Scranton
6
1
4-29
Schenley
3-20
5-
35c
3-31
6-
it
sufficient
(resumed)—
Foods, Inc.
3-25
4-10
2,
sale
4-
I
1
delphia
4-20
4-15
4-15
1
3
4-14
1
15c
4-
5-
4-
1
5-
(quar.)
Inc.
Avenue,
Sanborn
4-
4-15
5-
$1:';
$1.18% :
—
(quar.)
3-15
6-20
1
4-20
been
Quaker City Cold Storage Co., Inc.—Tenders Sought—
4-
10c
five
which
1980,
It
the
''
4-15
56c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
5V2%- preferred
Southwestern
series
4-20
*
•'
■
19C
;.
1,
redemption price of
'
50c
Co.,——,
Paper
Gas,
4V2%
(quar.)
1
'
20c
preferred F (quar.)
43/4 %
Rulane
S
was
(quar.),
5-
1
Russeks
Corp.'—
pfd.
000,000 first
4-15
of
for
used
93%c
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.,
1
4%
3-15
1
$1.25
(quar.)
River
3-29
common
preferred
4-10
5-
(quar.).,
3-30
Proceeds
'
Racing Association, Inc..
Rice, Stix, Inc. (quar.)
Rich's, Inc., common-——,
3-22
5-
*
be
25C
1
50c
(quar.)
3-28
the
(quar.)
5-
20c
pfd.
Corp., 5% pfd.
E.) Mfg. Co.,_
3-31
58%c
5%
:
55c
^
(quar.).:
4-20
3-28
1
—
3-21
5-
j.
/
1950.
19,
1
5-
Revere
4-
■
952.
$26,000,000
May
4-
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co.—
Resumed
1
25c
due
25c
(quar.
25c
(G.
covering
3-31
<
$1
common..———
62 %c
1
|
r
.
The
75c
B
Corporation,
preferred
:
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—Registers With SEC
company on March 29 filed a registration statement with the
1
50c
pfd.
Co,
1
171, p.
4-
•
;
quarterly dividend of 70 cents on the
a
of
increase
an
5-11
Light—
(quar.)
5-
{87 %c
declared
have
stock,
declaration.—V.
20c
(quar.)___
4%
Structural
preferred
$1.17%
directors
common
50c
$3
—
Building
Fund,
—
Company (quar.)_r_—
Corp. (Mass.), common—,,—
4-15
(quar.),—
preferred
Mutual
(quar.)—
The
stockholders has
of
5
Reece
Johnson & Johnson—
4%
4-11
1
Reading
5-
(quar.)
Baking
Company,
4-
5-
90c
(quar.)
5
,
Company,
preferred
Tea
4-15
5
:
Co.
&
4-10
$1.25
—
,,
35c
Company.
Power
4-14
4-
St.
Central
Jersey
Jewel
B.t
(F.
4-10
25c
?
4-
27Vic
International
4-10
1
Flour Mills, Ltd.—
Redeemable preference (quar.),,
—
(Chicago)
Jacobs
preferred B
4-10
1
5-
(quar.)
preferred
Purity
Pemco
Mfg. Co.—paid at this time
Exchange
preferred
3.60%
1
5-
$1.10
(quar.),.,,,—
Light, $5
95c
5-
$1.07%
(quar.)—_
meeting
3-21
1
1612.
156, p.
Split Stock—
called by the board of
directors to consider a pioposal to split the common stock two-for-ontf.;
Stockholders of record April 14 will be entitled to vote at the meetulg
which is to be held May 22, 1950, also the date of the annual meeting, i
special
4-15
omitted.)
Insurance
y
L. Alexander, who had been President.—V.
:%■/
%
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4-15
&
usually
O.
Public Service Co. of Colorado—To
3-30
—
Co.——
Stamping
5-
4-15
(quar.).
Terminal
Imperial
Gat
5-
Y.)
common
preferred
Illinois
Portland
4-25
Corp.
Co.,
4-7
5-15
Inc.
Power
Company
4-28
5c
(initial)
Telephone Co.
Illinois
Pittston
$1.25
(quar.)
<N.
Co.
3-24
common.,__
(quar.)
Horn
Hardart
1
•,
of
v.,.
25c
(quar.)
Home Gas & Electric
&
death
3-20
4-14
Corp.
50c
prefefred
Houdaille-Hershey
4-
1
J
management.
following officers were re-elected: Joseph H. Bowen, of Blue-i
W. Va, Chairman of the Board; Hugh R. Hawthorne, of New
York, President, ana Paul W. Jenkins, of New York, Assistant to t'nei
President.
These officers were elected in January, 1950, following the*
A
Philadelphia Electric, 3.80% pfd.
4.30%
preierred
(quar.)—,
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)—,
4-
and elected Arthurt
newly created places.)
The
4-20
4-29
increase in the board of?
'
3-31
4-15
1
3-30
•:
an
present seven
Jones, Jr. to the
field,
Commissioner.)
4-14
1
17MjC
100%
the
from
Ellwood
a director of Reynolds Spring Co,
Hayes Industries, Inc.,
Campbell, Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co. Mr. Jones Is engaged in
75c
Hewitt-Robins,
Inc.
(quar.).—:
Hightstown Rug, 5% prior pfd. (quar.)
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)_
Holyoke Water Power
California
of
5-
$1
r.
—
authorized
March 29
James
Delaware;
21%c
(quar.),.,
(quar.)
Products
convertible
5-
approval
.
33c
ber
I5c
C
—_;
Powder
5%
5
to
dividend)
33c
and
25c
pfd.
Hercules
preferred
4-
(Subject
4.70%
(quar.)—
Hercules
7%
4-15
40c
D
(quar.)
Corp.,,
Mfg.
5
Insur¬
&
preferred
Hayes
4-
(stock
Co.
1
68%c
________
Co.————
B
4-15
Cement
60c
(quar.)—„_
Haverhill
5-15
20c
_
Marx.—
Light
4-10
4-15
$75c
(quar.)—,
&
4-
1
Canada—
(accum.)———
Schaffner
ance
of
,,
—
3
4-20
4-20
6c
— —
;
(quar.)——L,,,
6-15
1
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
prferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—,—
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)——
;
$1.32
preferred
(quar.),,.,,,—,:
Pennsylvania Industries, Inc.—
$6
preferred
(accum.)———
Pennsylvania Telephone Co.
(quar.)——
5-
50c ■/,
Inc.
preferred
preferred
8)
page
Lawrence, senior partner of F. §. Smithers & Co, is also a mem¬
of the Executive Committee and a director of Continental Oil Co.
Fulton Bag & Cotton Mills (irreg.)——
—
."Gardner Denver Company, common (quar,),
4% preferred
(quar.)—,
—
,
%
Mr.
1
„■
.
•'
Corporation and
members
nine
Lawrence
4-
(quar.)——,,————
v
•'%
/
Pocahontas Fuel Co., Inc.—Board Increased—
$2
preferred
' >
7%.
tax.
/ (Continued from
.
5
1-2-51
62'/2c
.,
non-residents' tax.
at the source.* Noa-
Investment News
-"J".
3-24
62 Vfec
(quar./——_
—
deductible
3-24
4-15
50c
common
;
Canadian
tax.
income
General
22 'Ac
preferred "(quar,),!,,
(quar,)
preferred
4-29
25c
:
dividend.
this
for
resident tax
income
Jamaica
5
■■
1
closed
not
15%;
30%
4-15
4-15
Co.—,———
(quar.)
(Del.)— % ; *•%
Co
books
3-30
4-29
(quar.)
4 Vst'/o
$1.12 '/2
(quar.)
Company.——
Gas
British
xLess
20C
(quar.)—
Cement
pfd.
.1—
County
Less
a
10c
50c
Foundry
$1
50c
—
,—_—w-—
resident tax
$1.12'/2
V.
Co.
&
Portland
Packer
.
*'
Car
2V2C
12V2C
(irreg.)——
Co.
tPayable in U. S. Funds, less 15%
{Payable in Canadian funds, tax
;
.
$2
(quar.)—
—
Elevator
$1.25
12l/aC
preferred.
50c conv.
Mfg.
'
'?
$1.25
——
class A—
,
•Transfer
,
Increased
(quar.)
Paper,
Cement
1
3-15
$1.25
B
Wyckoff
com.
(Initial quar.)
quar./—,,
The company decided to place the above
;
issues on a quarterly basis with an ex¬
tra in December if justified.
;
,
Ohio Loan & Discount (quar.)
—:—
Oliver Corp.,
4,/ar%; preierred (quar.)
Olympic Radio & Television Co., Inc.—
$1.25
preferred
.
4-12
dividend
Co.
(quar.)—
common
Monthly
5-10
time.
Insurance
Co,
75c
(quar.)
Wisconsin Gas & Electric, 41/s%
25c
(quar.I—
the
8c
40C
'•
(quar.
(William^ Jr.; Co.
Monthly .
(initial
B
3-22
Seiv.ce—
on
RR.
A
Monthly
action
no
30c
Wrigley
Chemical,
Class
1
3-15
-
took
_—
A
Wilson
42'/2C
preferred (initial quar.)———.—
Northwest Airlines, Inc., 4.60%
preferred—
4-13
1
Ry.—
preferred
adjustment
Northern
5c
62j/2c
preferied
Whitehall
■'
;'
■;
5C
—
—
(ojuar.)___._
Wheeler Osgood
3-25
equivalent to the quar¬
paid 011 the otd $25
prior to the two for one
Western
&
3-31
,
1
85c
split.
Norfolk
(quar./
A
iquar.)
Pacific
Class
Corp.-~
(initial),,,,,—
common
class
Investing Corp. (irreg.)—
Company (increased quar.).—-——
Westminster
is
of
rate
Gas
<fe
4-
$1.50
_
Y.
Products,
(quar.),—
preferred
5%
4-15
1
4-
&
5c
10c
30c
Co.___
5%
4-14
5-
4-14
Gas
Power
preferred
5 %
4-28
37%c
:
$1
New
17»/2c
—
'
$1.
New Bedford
4-15
,,
(quar.)—
—
preferied
on
of a
Street
Western
3-30
Inc.,
common
instead
5%
par).-—_,_
(quar.)
B
V»"amer
3-20
England Confectionery,.—————
England Power, 8% preferred (quar.)
4-12
1
1
($25
Co
Vitamin
5%
6%
Wall
for
par)
43/4% pfd. (quar.).
Electric Light (quar.).,
5
5-
($10
Len3
Walker
5
place the
Specialty Corp.————
Upper, Peninsular
4-20
!
1
partic. pref.
basis.
preierred
Utilities &
Univis
4-11
25c
to
annual
convertible
United
3-20
4-
$1.50
(quar.)
non-cum
quarterly dividend basis,
Class
62 %c
,
Directors decided
5
______
(quar.)
Ltd, 6% class A pref. (s-a).
Stockyards Corp, common (quar.)—
United
4-10
10c
—
Steel,
70c
25c
Co,_._^,_-__
(quar.)
National Corp,
a
$1
4-17
1
5-
20c
—
California
of
United
1
(quar.)__
Co.
United
1
com.
—
iquar.)
pieferred
Oil
3-22
(quar.)„l__—
(quar.)
Missouri—
of
(quar.)
preferred
Union
4-15
4-
10c
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Co.
preferied
$3.50
7
4-20
25c
common
Brothers,
Power, 6'%
preferred
$3.70
4-14
common
Co.
Inc.
preference
$4.50
4-14
15c
_/
(quar.)
—
3-15
50c
—;
(s-a)
—
4-15
{$1.25
;
preferred
Manufacturing Co. (quar.
Building Association—__
Trane Company
<quar.)_.___—
Troy Sunshade Co
Tung-Sol Lamp Works, Inc.-r
3-14
4-30
preierred—
(quar.)
Traders
80c
3-30
—
Towle
3
$0,067
$1.18%
Neisner
5-
of
Tank
National
8
5-
35c
Insurance
3-15
Technicolor,
(quar.).,"
(quar.).,.
Corp
4%
Taylor-Colquitt
3-24
Louis Ry.
of
6-
<>
3-10
1;
1
(quar.)
share
1
•
5-
3-20
'
30c
3-31
Reclaiming,
shares
5-
5-14
Life
Three
4-28
4-29
25c
—
5-15
4-
25c
Talon, Inc.,
.
———
(quar.)
Traders
&
4-15
5-
..
3-20
——
3-31
1
6-15
—
.
4-10
3-31
5-
(quar.),—,
common
3
5c
(resumed).
Foods,
Fairmont
Ir.c.
3-31
4-1
{15c
common
St.
&
$1.50
1
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50
——
4-14
(quar.)___.
Rubber
—
Empire Millwork Corp.——,;
Empire Southern Gas Co. (quar.),———
Equitable Gas Co. (initial quar.)_„:
—^
Esmond Mills, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.),—
I
preferred
—_
——.——
1
,—
4'/»%
—
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
Railway—
preference A (quar.)
preferred B
(accum.),
Elgin
1
—
(quar.)—,
—
Ltd.
Massachusetts
Products
New
——
—
Supply Co.
1st
6%
t
Corp.
Worsted, Ltd
Ltd
Metals
Ducommon
Duro
3-31
4-29
$40c
$25c
$25c
$30c
17c
5c
$15c
(quar.)
5-
Mississippi Valley Burge Line Co. (quar.) —
Morgan Engineering Co.—
$2.50 prior preferred
(quar.)
—__
Montana Power Co., $6 preierred (quar.)__
Munising Paper, 5% pieierred (quar.),
National Department Stores Corp.
(quar.)_
National Erie Corp.
National Steel Corp. (stock dividend)—
Co., Ltd.—
—
3-24
(quar.)
Bakeries,
4»/a%
3-24
Coal, Ltd., class B
3-31
1
$1
Midland
4-10
j.
&
1
4-
-
3-31
4-20
Linoleum
&
Quarterly
Dominion Steel
Co
Middlesex
4-12
—
4-
—
(resumed)
Ltd.
Mills,
Container
j
pfd.
Inc.
Payable immediately
Super Mold Corp. (Calif.)
4
25c
»
Stores,
Sullivan Consolidated Mines, Ltd
Sunsel
Oil
Co.
<Calif.),. $3.60
$1.50
(quar.)—_—
3-25
3-31
4-
4-10
50c
5-15
3-29
3-24
(initial),
Edison, $4.90%
Brothers
Union Electric
Cement
Company
Minneapolis
——,——
1
50c
(final)-..—
4-15
—
Dominion Oilcloth
Mar.ne
3-25
(liquidating),
Investing
Portland
Mengel
Corp.—
Company
4-
10c
1
(quar.)—,——
preferred
Realty
Vilbiss
3-15
$2.50
(quar.)i.^—
Communica¬
5
1
3-30
1
Corporation
Sterchi
%C
5
4-
4
4-
(quar.)
Staten Island
$1.75
6-
$1.50
4-
B
Starrett
4
Ltd.—
Co.,
Mercury
4%
(quar.)
5-
25c
(quar.)
4-
200%
5-19
1
Class
$1.06 Va
4-
15c
$2.50
12 %c
Delaware Power & Light Co. (quar.!,
30c
Detroit-Michigan
Stove
Co.——15c
Diamond State Telephone Co. (quar.)
50c
Dividend Shares,
Inc.,
2c
Dodge Mfg. Co. (Indiana)
(quar,),————
15c
Dominion Bridge
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
{40c
Dominion Coal, Ltd., 0% pfd. (accum.){75c
Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd
t$3
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd.,
common—,—,—120c
2nd convertible preferred (quar.)——
$37'/2c
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
V
$75c
Participating
De
International
Midwest
held)———-
4-28
6-15
6-
t$5
Michigan Associated Telephone Co
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
——
4-10
5-15
common-*.
preferied
Marven's, Ltd., 5% preferred
Corporation (quar.)
3-22
4-15
t2c
__________——i—
Rubber,
&
dep. rets, for ord. reg.
Marshall Field & Co. (quar.)
Consolidated Royalties, Inc.—
Continental
Tire
convertible
Payable of Ret
Spring Co.—
—
(s-a)
Co.
Holdet
When
i
Share
Company
Steel
4% convertible preferred (quar.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.) ——'
Stone
______
Oil
preierred
2nd
7%
Company
tions
5-15
6-
$1.50
$1.75
$1.50
$1
(quar.)
Tool
1
3-31
—
share
each
(quar.)
Consolidated
M.
&
(G.),
Amer.
4-13
15c
Fund—
VConsolidated Gas, Electric Light & Power Co.
(Baltimore)
stock
dividend
(Two
addi¬
tional
3-28
$1.25
13c
10c
preferied A (quar.)——
preierred (quar.).
——
——
River Power, *6% pfd. iquar.)_
Heating
M.
Marconi
3-14
4-27
50c
Connecticut
Car
1
4-
preferred
&
$1.20
7
4-15
J.
6
3-25
Corp.—
McCail
—
Consolidated
Mansfield
9
3-29
(quar.)
Year-end
7%
Maltine
4Vic!o
Co.—
Composite Bond & Preferred Stock
Ccnn (C. G.) Ltd., common
6%
4-20
6-
1
7-
3-31
25c
25c
t$1.25
——
(quar.)_—,
Telephone
Mabbett
$1
Ltd.,5% pfd. (quar.),
Engineeiing-Superlieater, Inc.—
——1
—
Combustion
5-15
5-15
60c
,$1.12%
Combined Enterprises,
Commonwealth
1
6-
Name of
Standard
4-14
1
Star
3-23
M.
com
(quar.)__,
—.——;
Securities CO.,—
&
Coal
Clinchfield
Co.,
Illuminating
preferred
$4.50
Cleveland
ft
Investment
4-
1
5Vo
3-31
4-14
5-
i
preferred (accum.).,,
Brewing
Lord
&
Taylor (quar.)______
Lowell
Bleachery, Inc. (irreg.—
Ludlow Typogiaph Co., $6 preferred
Lux Clock Mfg. Co.——v
Luzerne County Gas & Electric—
Canadian
Per
195<
"
3-27
4-
$1
4-20
Holdere
7
25c
40c
5-
$1.25
25c
——i
5
Lone
4-
56'Ac
<
'—L
Ltd
—
(quar./:
(quar.)
5-
15, to
Cleveland
Mines,
Company
Co.
5-10
date was incorrectly reported
The 12c is payable on April
The payment
Gold
Salt
5-10
1 correction)
Chemical
Superior & Ishpemint RR. (quar.).,—
Bryant, Inc., 4»/2% pieferred (quar./,
Electric Steel Co.
(irreg.)
Monday, April 3,
Payable of Rec.
30c
(quar.)
Co.
Latrobe
5-
13c
Corp..
Electric
Hudson
Central
Lake
3-31
Refining
5-
$1.05
10c
—-—
_
Brewing
3-31
4-15
{20c
$1
50c
pfd. (quar.).,
Co., common
4%
preferred
Centlivre
(quar,),,
—
—
Paper,
Carpenter
Kendall
4-15
$1.75
{12/2c
—-
3-31
4-15
**'£2
—
Share
Name of Company
4-20
$1.17%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.),,
7%
preferred (quar.)
Canada Western Cordage, class A
$4.70
When
Per
Holdert
Payable of Reo.
40c
(quar.).,
common
When
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
{56%C
.
5-
1
4-15
4-14
The
company
company,
Rheem
The
has advised
Rheem
Lima, Peru.
Peruana
S.
stockholders that a new foreign affiliated
A., is now manufacturing steel drums at
This unit is presently 100%
policy it is
Rheem
owned, but in accordance with
expected that local capital will participate.
*
has recently entered into an agreement with
company
..m
'.;k!■.•"
»
4"n
Volume
Number 4895
171
John Lysaght, Ltd.„ one of
listi
drum
a
tion,
known
plant in
Rheem
as
that country.
Lysaght
Ltd.,
The
will
be
new
60%
The
by
by Rheem.
Operations of the Rheem company's 40% owned Holland associate,
Rheem Evenblij N. V:, have not come up to
expectations and an agree¬
has
been
reached,
subject
to
the
approval
of
the
whereby Rheem will dispose of its interest in this
-In view of the agreement with Lysaght, Rheem is id effect
pany.
its European
ing
An
operation
from
has just been
agreement
Holland
to
its
30%.
V.7"'
''
•
,
com¬
mov¬
concluded
Rheem
is
Ontario, from 85%
company. on March 13 filed a letter of
covering 140,000 shares of common stock
claims.
the
proceeds
underwriter.
No
record
to
on
or
right
shares
subscribe
of
to
be
used
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
to
notification
to
be
with
offered
explore
and
February—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
from
Net
ry.
*
Jan.
1948
from
$1,475,807
480,137
,107,528
385,964
218,121
Net
ry.
3,008,904
3,994,193
681,981
K-r, 614,411
1,528,774
171,
ry.
income—
171,
272,419
214,320
776,988
value, of
par
St.
the
to
company's
articles
association
of
Secretary of State of Missouri which
the
169,
class
stock
A
from
50
p.: 2425.
cents
6,649,169
Louis-San Francisco
2,372,660
2,924,761
59,754,651
68,199,403
64,939,829
5,066,761
15,238,530
*794,335
13,436,170
4,599,853
j
1948 '
ry.
Jan,
from
Net
ry,
$7,703,648
1.603.450
437,033
758,764
17,309,043
2,367,153
'h
"p.
2,509,240
1,209,980
1,094,768
income... .V
952.
"
;
•
Net
from
from
Net
Gross
*
Net
Ry.- -Earnings—
1948
:
ry.
1947
'
Net
from
71,884
Net
ry.
171,
632,477
Gross
623,237
161,191
131,162
23,330
53,344
h\<'?
from
from
Gross
from,
railway
,507,225
railway'..—11,770
Net ry. oper. income!.!/ *
139,040
Net
*
171,
San Diego Gas & Electric
The
1947.-V
54,478
*91,968;
9,040
The
.-A
■
*85,922
issued
In
•V
Co.—Registers With SEC—
stock
(par
with
1
SEC
sold
SEC,
at
1.2
cents
per
Feb.
2),
we
have
been
However,
stockholders
prior
issue
recent
cent)
on
privately.
original
the
to
in
offering
compliance
that
made
was
with
the
this
stock
$10
-
5
cents
share
per
this
of
issue
later
V.
1950,
equal
that date.
to
$52.76
"outstanding-.
!
The
to
payable
1950.—V.
assets of $30,772,534
the
583,255
share
per
Net
shares
the
on
outstanding
534,727
profit
V.
March
171,
20,
have
1950,
declared
;
a
dividend
stockholders
to
1086.
p.
of
of
record
40
March
on
29
filed
on
'
V.
at
cents
March
statement
of Lolders
of
purpose
of
June
cumulative
1950.
1,
drawing
at
close
of
preferred stock,
4,950
$105
the
shares
business
4%
said
share.—V.
per
of
169,
The
SEC
amount
of
on
March
23
series,
stock
p.
April
on
three
u,
V.
sell
28,
171,
p,
of
such
this company
commercial banks
notes
(or
an
*'
✓
from
The
make
in
the
additional
Co.
company
has
filed
with
the
interim
-
;;
4
■
,
•
.
\
;
1948
$3.70
filed
stock
common
with
SEC
(par 20 cents)
share.
per
No
March
on
$7.87
sold
for
the
underwriting
8
shares
of
.—
Seeks
holders
of
with
(no
The
the
171,
p.
par)
shares
135,584
24—V.
Jan.
stock
$6,635,481.
P.
U.
and
common
of
declared
17
a
was
were
on
announced
move
record
April
——.
——
——
21,000
—
21,000
underwriting
commission
($.90
share)
per
(some
(disregarding expenses).
with
offering
but
the-
bids
stabilizing
shares
no
in
entered
were
.
over-the-counter
the
to such bids.—V.
purchased pursuant
were
;•
•
,
last
Sales
,
of
to $67,900,000,
Volume in 1S47
amounted
year
during
October,
almost
or
Quarterly
,*
See
lest
a
November
«
.
171,
,
and
that in
the
$295,000 loss;
a
sharp
a
from
decline
the
$124,776,000.
was
$3,000,000;
the
in
December,
first
in
third
three
the next
quarter
the year
months of
quarter the company
operations resulted in
profit of $120,000 and the final quarter profits
a
offered
14,834
totaled $2,700,000.
balance of $8,550,000
20.
rent
dividends
stocks,
Both
issues
were
of
The
28
.
.
:
in
were
ratio
a
better
of
than
five
to
one
to
current
announced
with
the
long
company'3
term
credits
$10,000,006
had
plant
been
In
and
arranged
modernization
reported last September that more than $2,300,000 in
been written off up to July 2, 1S49, and that
more than $1,300,006 on
the sale of obsolete and
values had
lost
company
surplus
the
that
program.
inventory
both payable
split 5-for-l
1
'
also-
The company
cents
goods
in
that
period.—V.
171,
p.
398.
cents quarterly were
paid on both
Extras of $1 have
Thompson Products, Inc.—Capitalization Increased—To
that
Shipments
—
this
Make 20% Stock Distribution—
corporation
is
about
the
At
100%
to
shares
297
,
stock of
The
.
of $1,000,000.
annual
meeting of
held
shareholders
March
on
28,
the
pro¬
posed amendments of the articles of incorporation changing the au¬
thorized common stock from 500,000 shares without par value to 1,000,000 shares of the par value of $5 each, and changing each of the 437,-
,
quarters, an action dictated by an in¬
products.
An official of the company further
'
year-end
capital, Mr. Little said, increased in the year from
to $25,500,000 despite the operating losses.
He said cur¬
assets
He
expansion
20
a
liabilties of $6,150,000.
current
working
connection
initial
7.
against total
..liabilities.
larger
its
cash
$22,400,000
for
shares
-fX*
1949. amounted to
third of the total volume for the entire year.
figuress show
than
more
Net
subscribed
March
,
aggre¬
underwriters)
sale
••
March
on
to
for
Corp
L_—
The stockholders selling such 218,625 shares
.
the corporation had
196.
participating basis, since May 1, 1941.
pp. 500, 1086.
orders
The
were
such
$20,250,000,
account
recently
remaining
SEC
Electric. 'Products' Corp.
its
in
Securities
Corp
Co.
&
previous year's $98,850,000.
covering
involved.
preferred
new
'
of
the
stock
common
value of $5
par
amendments
will
not
will be
on
or
about May
Shareholders
for
will be
outstanding
each,
were
become
retary of the State of Ohio.
keep up with the present rate of production the President is
willing to place $100,000 worth of personally held stock of the company,
the proceeds of which will be invested by , him with the
company in the
of
"The
a
long-term loan
be
used
as
into
lVs
shares
of
common
adopted.
effective
The company
until
with the
filed
Sec¬
anticipates that such filing
1, 1950.
notified
in
due course
effecting the exchange.—V. 171,
p.
as
to
the
time and
place
1186.
End. Jan. 31—
Tons
1950—3 Mos.—1949
produced
'Net
sales
Net
1,368,528
(G. S.)
Suppigrer Co., St. Louis, Mo.—Preferred Stock
1,909,035
$7,098,696 $10,044,038
income
1950—9 Mos.—1949
5,315,074
3,524,970
$18,267,836 $27,927,555
604,771
1,507,749
$0.62
$1.53
3,790,337
716,174
$0.73
Earnings per share
'
an
Truax-Traer Coal Co.—Earnings—
Period
working capital.
has voted the President an option to purchase an
equal number of shares which lie disposes of, the purchase price of the
optioned shares being $1 a share."—V. 171, p. 1299.
*
Exemption
Commission
to
company
Not to Be
California
March
the split, dividends of 75
on
________
—
March 15.
The deficit was after a tax carry-back of approximately
$1,050,000, Mr. Little said. This loss was in contrast to the $6,937,000
profit which the company reported for 1948.
Corp.—Stock Sold—
common
registration
on
new
21,000
21,000
21,000
21,000
Co————
&
—
The corporation had a net loss, of slightly more than $1,600,000 dur¬
ing 1949 but Increased its working capital by almost $3,000,000, it was
reported by Royal Little, President, in preliminary figures released on
in
warrants,
total
a
from
on
Parsons
—___
Preliminary figures for 1949 showed
purchase
for
——
——
Graham,
25,306
21,000
21,000
—
—
Corp
Webster
Weld
Sales
the
Inc.__!~
Shares
v-.
•
Textron, Incorporated—Reports Loss for 1949—
the
v
h V
1949
severally agreed to
follows;
as
stock.
for
shares.—
,
•
has
eacn
are
r
par
treasury
share
was
the
corporations to
common
stock offered
common
Subs.)—Earnings— vj
.
which
stockholders
i
Co
Securities
1186.
p.
$26,266,230 $31,150,540
1,035,115
2,239,563 >'
7.
complete
form
$2,400,000).—
1,000,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock. The
proceeds from this issue would pay off short-term notes and provide
the-company with funds for further construction.—V. 171. p. 1264.
J
&
connection
such
"Despite the uprooting of its plant facilities the company is
shipping
products at a rate which is approximately 100% more than ship¬
ments made during a similar period in 1949.
"The backlog of orders on the books of the
company now total In-
aggregate
seeking exemption from competitive bidding with respect to
proposed issue of
!
selling
are
thereoi
None
2,205,012 shs.
and
"To
'
■
Edison
$10
new
&
market
the
paid at year-ends.—V. 171,
excess
Competitive Bidding—
application
a
"
California
^
firms
of
names
received a gross profit of $677,737.5(1
A selling group was formed
offering and members
thereof received a
concession of $.50 per share, of which they were permitted to reallow
not exceeding $.25 per share to certain dealers.
In connection with
800,000
its
'
'
■'/,
$60,000,000
100,000 shs.
3,000,000 shs.
-
Langley & Co
whom
of
from
of five
change
authorization
6,668
Boston
Loeb
C.
♦White-,
in
to
1949
Outstanding
L-'.
$5)—
the selling
gated $196,762.50.
through
account
31,
Authorized
due
bonds,
selling stockholders
Hemphill; -Noyes,
•;
stated:
•
to
to
1
Super
It
1950
852.
Southern
the
cancel
,/
,
of
eliminate
to
Higher—Backlog Over $1,000,000—
$100, for the
redemption ou
1997.
the
Feb.
crease
8900.000,
S3.300.000
share
per
par
taxes
expired
on
been
/
and tc issue therefor its 2%% promissory notes.
The Commission reserved decision on South
Jersey's request to issue
and
oj
directors
classes
par
for
authorized
borrowings from
shares
to
and
^
$100)
(par
(par
from
underwriters.
shares to
outstanding 193,332
present
voted
,,
common
stock
Prior to
South Jersey Gas Co.—Bank Loans Authorized—
short-term
any
proposal
a
DEC.
AT
August, 1949, an aggregate of 218,625 shares of common, stock
was
purchased by these underwriters and Lazard Freres <fc Co, from
certain stockholders at $11.10 per share and were offered to the public
at
$12
per
share.
Such
shares were purchased 33,125 shares by
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. and 26,500 shares
by each of the other
March 20 covering
$11
$9,981,850 and net
Mcf., of which ap¬
gas and
water divi¬
*In
.
$25
line
number of shares
First
'Union
j $1.71
L
removed
May
on
with
'
at
of
stock,
y
after
market,
each
Sherwin-Williams Co.—To Retire 4,950 Pfd. Shares—
taken
also
the
'Stone
,
831,649"
10,
Cardy Corp., Ltd. has teen changed by supplementary
dated Feb. 23, 1950 tc Sheraton Ltd.—V. 171, p. 594.
be
of
on
at
,
approved
exchanged for four
150,418
warrants
Sheraton Corp. of America—Unit Changes Name—
*.
record, will
offered
200,000
Street Investment
a
The'name cf
A
share
stock
stock
the
*W.
1948
sale and
the
system extends
the Lisbon and
$60,000,000
mtge. pipe
♦Dillon, Read & Co.
♦Blyth & Co., Inc.
171, p. 1298.
the
were
V
covering. 50,000 shares of. capital stock, to be ofiered through
Scudder, Stevens '& Clark, Boston, Mass.—V., 170, p. 2336.
patent
13
from
selling stockholder at $1
through
then
the SEC
letters
be
1086.
p.
AS
/*
—1
Kuhn,
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Initial Dividend—
registration
a
to
171,
letter of notification
Of
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Common Stock Fund, Inc.—
Registers With SEC—
\
r/
corporation
stock
155, p. 1221.
The
The
•
$2.48
Inc., Lynchburg, Va., for the
stock
Each
15,000 shares of
a
*.•-
'
*
Stanwood Oil Corp., N. Y. City—Files With SEC—
A
March"
on
shares
filed with the SEC
was
Mavch
on
preferred
Earnings per
9,
•
the Fund
214,602
/ -
common
646.,,;
State
March
on
total net assets of $25,524,972
$47.73
and
"
,•
directors* of
share,
on
This compares with
1949,. equivalent
9,
share
per
net
were
1
first
whom
peacetime
the largest of any year,
including the war
sales
the
of
be
of
Net
in
total
as
\
UNDERWRITERS—The
778,760
*60,565
•
main
and
gas,
3,281,533
589,454
!
for
system
Its
Texas
,
sales
net
line
East
year
1949 operating revenues were
$1,776,941.
Gas sales totaled 51,562,174
Common
v^
largest
in
the
*The
the
pipe
a
at wholesale.
gas
lield
gas
;
.
also
reports
3,817,218
—:
in
of natural
CAPITALIZATION
$15,335,419 $12,596,620
Standard Screw Co. (&
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc.—Assets Up—
corporation
known
52% represented sales to the light,
the city of Memphis and approximately 36% to other natural
distributing companies in Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Ten¬
nessee, Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois.
The corporation obtains its
natural
gas
supplies from several large producing companies under
long-term purchase contracts.
243,795
1949
Year Ended Dec. 31—
,
The
confection
ice
gas
,*25,091
'
—1,206,054
notification
stockholders
157, p.
the
to
requirements
shaved
a
sions of
$1,485,481
*87,308
98,614
1086.,:
148.
p.
common
will
The
second
a
170,
shares.
par
issuance
issue to the public of 200,000 shares
February.
Proceeds are to pay for
development cf mining property at Matterhorn,
Colo,
No- under¬
writing was involved.—V. 171, p. 1050.
'* • ;
v'.'M '•!
at
p.
resulted
stockholders
shares
all
was
natural
purchase
141,004
operates
and
owns
Carthage
Preferred
227,176 "
37,905
3,4.15,536
613,045
share—
per
authorized
-
627,000 shares of capital
(letter of notification filed
advised
reoffering
a
of
share
vends
836.
p.
proximately
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher Co.—Split-Up Voted—
The
Mining & Developing Co.—Stock Offered—
with
273,841
614,626
stockholders.—V.
on
as
connection
the
For
1947
$1,778,257
^
letter of
selling
temporary financing of construction expenditures;
to reimburse the
treasury for certain construction expenditures; and <to
finance, in part, future construction expenditures.—V.
171, p. 1050.
San Juan
the
for
offered
1968
;
Income—
3,375 shares of
public
notes
$1,576,162
3,368,465
Scott, Horner & Mason,
offering price ana underwriting terms, as well as the
names
of
the underwriters, are to be supplied
by amendment.
The
proceeds of the financing will be used to retire
$4,800,000 of bank-
loan
machine
171,
'
-
•
203,404
after taxes
years.—V.
*134,735>v ^214,425
company
filed
a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
21 covering 500,000 shares of common
stock, $10 par. *
;
March
1186.
p.
'vi
and net earnings
year
448,615
'•
Inc.
income
Sta-Kleen Bakery, Inc.—Files With SEC—
543.327
575,745
available
be
the system will include approximately 2.3
miles of pipe line with a
total daily delivery capacity of approximately 665,000,000 cubic feet
of
.£'*46,522 £*100,707
'
1050.
p,
\
-
*
railway.—
NOTE—1949
..,
$232,959
*
order is scheduled to be completed
new
the machines will
Monroe
fields
in
northern
Louisiana
through Louisiana, Arkansas,
Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky and Indiana to a point in western
Ohio.
Upon completion of the corporation's construction program
,
.
Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
1949 \
1948
sales
profit
V,-
(*
&
railway.:
Net
25,376 i'.\ *38,110
v
*25,710
from
Deficit.—V.
<
$276,375
*•> *v>
42,772
income--!!;;'
*68,088 *
.1—; '/£, f '
/;/
;jan.
From
'.i 4,614
;
171,
1950
oper.
Earnings
eft 1948
The
so' that
'
above.—V.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
,
\/ i" 1 1949
$239,060 ',.>'$287,742
railway...!..' < ••
cperi
Registers
—
r
Sprague Electric Co.—Record Sales and
Earnings—
"V-
'' 1950'■■■
%Gross from railway—Li K
Co.
;
155,930
46,846
••
1050...
p.
Febniary— ■T'. .':
ry.
8,522,873
3,650,175
a
Telephone Corp.
*Deficit.—V.. 171,
695,660
*18,404
Telephone
filed
30
railway
$1,704,824
railway__!r_r :J * 273,841
Net
Net
37,025,940
4,430,024 s,
registration statement with the
16,500 shares of $5.50 cumulative preferred stock
(no par
income—
129,802
122,154
income^: £
Inc.—
banking group headed by Dillon, Read
to the public on March 29 at $18.25
per share 193,306 shares of common stock (par $5).
The
shares are being acquired by such group from certain
selling stockholders and therefore no financing by the
company is involved.
& Co.
Corporation
March
on
1—*V'"
23.573
;* 12,091 ;;
Co.,
market.
"Sno-Cone"
from
Associated
Jan.
111,698
44,581
be
produced these machines in 1948 and has delivered 500
and May
"Sno-Cone."—V.
,
oper.
From
San Antonio LTvalde & Gulf RR.—
Net
10,019,286
from
$349,304
601,866
.
'
railway.—,
Deficit.—V.
•=■'',
1298.
General
from
'
front' railway....
from
ry.• bper%
Gross
$300,437
*2,022
-
;
also
$365,811
1—J,
Net
40,018,238
5,879,230
2,437,373
February—
1949
Manufacturing
&
with
to
manu¬
—An investment
1947
35,615,030
SEC—Acquisition— :/,
Net
& Texas
68.690
inccme...
Jan.
Net
1948
3,588,591
Spokane Portland
1.325.451
1
* ■
.
$311,654
railway......
oper.
ry.
From
5,578,482
3%%
/:
:
,
-11950
railway....
.937,996
par),
Texas Gas Transmission Corp.—Common Stock Offered
1949
7,839,880
15,844,676
2,910,326
/>
\
1
c;
St.I^uisrSariTranciscb
Fcbruary—
Gross
The
a
34,031,227
income
oper.
company
See
16,861,339''
2,646,407
•
■
1947 •••'..
1,059,713
591,768
16,015,939
railway..'.^.
oper.
171,
635,194
railway
first
April
summer
York.' The price will.be filed
by amendment.
Subject to clearance by the SEC, it is
expected that the shares will
be offered to the public sometime
in April.
The proceeds from the sale of the
stock, together with other funds,
will be used to pay demand notes for
$950,000 borrowed from General
Telephone Corporation for construction
purposes, a demand note for
$365,125 given to the parent company in
part payment for the stock
of Two States Telephone
Company and bank loans of Two States Tele¬
phone Company totaling $265,000.>
1—
from,
Net
—V.
income...
oper.
tV
$8,226,478
.
From
TEMCO
New
v
Ry.—Earnings—
i
(no
19
during
value), to be underwritten by Rauscher, Pierce &
Co., Inc.; Dallas;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.,
per
•
—
Gross
312
to
notification
Texas.
7,772, ><14
764,352
$16,377,046 $17,008,408 $18,843,007 $17,956,555
3,660,788
2,9G4,643
4,503,849 , 4,310,939
1,667,082
1,212,854
1,933,191
1,378,854
income
SEC covering
been
has
changed the
share
per
Engineering
transportation
The
-JV
February—. .-yJw*
£ iy. 1950 *■< )/.-;.1349
Gross from railways.
$7,853,483 >$8,140,452
Net from railway^.—
1,377,274
1,287,736
Net
has
of
stock
"Sno-Cone"
200
Ry.—Earnings—
Southwestern
amendment
letter
a
common
share,
per
Howard, Executive Vice-President and Treasurer, announced on
that this company has signed a contract to manufacture
vending machines for Multiple Products Corp., Dallas,
March
/.464.114
with'the
share.—V.
Texas
1292.
p.
railway
railway.
171, p.
With
An
of
the proceeds to be used for
facturing and operating purposes.
No underwriting involved.
1947
1,237,829
railway
from
—V.
St. Louis Public Service Co.—Par Value Changed—
filed
1948
7,518,643
railway
oper.
ry.
1050.
p.
filed
17
shares
125,000
cents
20
March
on
covering
at
prior to the present order.
from
Net
'/? 952,422
M
corporation
SEC
offered
H. L.
1949
56,989,846
From Jan. 1—
Gross
3,009,330
...
railway-.
oper.
from
Net
735.551
2,821,402
per
the
$29,312,871 $33,215,292 $31,456,317
1950
from
Net
railway
The
61,856
share
Of
3,621,197
income
oper.
Net
1947
1—
Net
$3.75
recently
for
1,064,701
railway
Deficit.—V.
Gross
$1,968,109
.
at
Supreme Perlite Corp., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files With SEC
were
1950
4,211,210
railway
par
271,389
V 133,794
par)
27,
place
$1,378,742
320,187
income.—
1950
Feb.
43
-
.
7,
1—
from
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
1£49
$1,364,313
railway
from
—V.
1950
>
.
oper.
From
Gross
.
Mexico
&
(1395).
Co.—Earnings—
I $28,143,768
income.
oper.
From Jan.
the
at
mine
railway
railway
Southern
Louis Brownsville
(no
1950
from
February-
'St.
i1
"
Feb.
before
stock
common
February—
■
The
share),
of
Southern Pacific
Rough Creek Placer Co., Inc.*, Ketchum, Idaho—Files—
per
.(
,
stockholders
net proceeds,
Gross
(SI
r'
\«vt
Contract—
reducing
giving effect to these changes Rheem will be operating through
foreign affiliates and associates, five plants in Australia and one plant
each Tn
Brazil," Singapore, Canada,'-Argentina, Peru and England.—
V. 171, p. 1050.
SEC
i
-nr *-
-
CHRONICLE
approximately $50,000 was to be used to pay
existing
corporate
obligations
and
the
balance
used
for
working
capital.
Subscriptions were payable at the California Trust
Co., the warrant
agent, 629 South Spring Street, Los Angeles, Calif,—V.
171, p. 698.
After
,
FINANCIAL
England.
whereby
ownership in Rheem-Canada Ltd., at Hamilton,
to
the
additional
the
Netherlands
Government,
common
given
Lysaght and 40 %
ment
&
Southern California Petroleum
Corp.—Rights—
corpora¬
owned
COMMERCIAL
j
England's leading steel producers, to estab-
manufacturing
be
to
THE
k"
'Including purchased coal and merchandise sales.—V. 170,
$3.85
p.
2440.
Publicly Offered—
Union Electric Co. of Missouri—Stock to Parent—
In
connection with the filing with the SEC on Feb. 20 of a letter
notification covering 2,000 shares of 5% cumulative preferred stock
were
to
be
offered at par
($100 per share),
we
have been
advised that no public
offering will be made 011. any portion of these
shares.—V. 171, p. 987.
of
which
"r
The
of
Missouri
350,000
Public
shares
North
American
tional
new
of
Co.,
Service
common
to
pay
construction.—V.
Commission
stock
for
by
recent
171, p. 886.
has
approved
the issuance
this company to its parent,
improvements and for addi¬
>
order
an
notes dated Jan. 1, 1936.
has given interested persons
SEC
The
company
Its parent,
to
sell
to
prior
United
for construction
Fuel
The
hearing
the
upon
company
The
10 to request a
705,
177,323
were
since
stockholders,
common
stocks.
pp.
The
1143
-
There
ne.xt,
1,
May
on
operatio'is.._.„_t,>f.$l,030,354
(net>—
:
.$397,438
,
13,652
.
J
Total income
$793,800
9,137
k..
.,
.
683
•
Interest, efc„ deductions (net)
187,567
164,425
Federal
334,360
275,475
$794,483
137,123
' 251,679
$572,079
' $466,675
$405,681
taxes
Net
$306,575
$1,094,006
income
on
was
income
\
on
*
See
filed on March 20 with the SEC covering
171,
Whitehall Fund,
The
the
corporation
SEC
covering
is
Corp.
the
stock,____
common
offering in V
$470,079
*
1137.
p.
84,733
36,000
96,000
$370,675
..
;
;
,
.
distributor
filed
24
shares
10,000
of
these
for
$320,948
.
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
March
on
'
stock,
preierrea
for
Available
171,
i__
:
f
Dividends
,
with
Sales
registration!-'statement
a
capital stock.
Broad Street
shares.—V
170, p. 1742. '
)
699.
p.
Chester
net
&
Co.,
in
connection
pany
Inc,
expects
with
to
use
founder,
substantial
President
deducting the estimated expenses of the company
such sale, are expected to be $981,918.
The com¬
after
Wilcox,
announced
20
sition of
that
and
Philharmonic
cf
Mayer. President/ on
reached for acqui¬
Emil- E.
Dr.;
has
agreement
an
been
holdings In this corporation by Bernard H. Lippin,
Radio
Corp.,
John
York;
New
Meek,
S.
of John Meek Industries, Inc., Plymouth....Ind./and Leslie
Roberts, President of Long Island Bankers, New York.Expansion of product'on and distribution of Wilcox-Gay television
President
Evan
this amount to defray part of the cost of exten¬
.
additions and improvements to its properties and these of its
West Coast Telephone Co. of California, during 1950.
It
is
anticipated that such expenditures will aggregate approximately
$2400,000. ''
V.vf .'.V;'
. ,f
■ v V." '
sions,
Certain
ments,
It
of-the
which
contemplated
will
expenditures
will
be
in retirements estimated
result
made
has
.
been
trade
and
other
electropiyx. products' is
electronic
manufacturing
Wilcox-Gay
names
and
at $350,000.
devices
Recordio.
Registration Statement
for replace¬
planned.
The-firm
under-the
for-30- years
"
,
Withdrawn—
/
The
ing
expected that the remaining funds required for the completion
of
this
program
wiil be obtained from (a) cash on hand as of
Dec. 31, '1949,
(bV internal sources, the principal items of which are
first mortgage 3V* f/o bonds, due May 1, 1977,
at 102.75 and interest.
Payment wll) be made at the City National
Bank & Trust Co., trustee. Chicago. 111.—V, 171, p. 1187;
$35,000 of
recorders
sets,
subsidiary,
the
for
\
income
March
Co.—Partial Redemption—
redemption
for
called
been
Net income from
proceeds to be received by the company from the safe of
the 35,000 shares of $20 par common stock offered March 16 by Blyth
1187.
have
sinking fund,
$3,760,644
2,966,844-
West Coast Telephone Co.—Additional Data—
The
comparing with 238,242 three months before, in
for duplication of holders of both classes of
approximate total increase was 5,309 holders,—V. 171,
Upper Peninsula Power
3,403,262
Wilcox-Gay Corp.—New Interests to Acquire Stock—
allowing
and
19477-.
-3,702,233
will be used for moderniza¬
Worth.—V.
243,551
instances
1J48
$4,300,700
Other
(no pari to be offered at the market
the proceeds going to Mr. and Mr3.
Ramsey
C.
Armstrong,
selling
stockholders.
The offering
will be
underwritten by Laird & Co., Wilmington, Del.; Barron McCuiloch and
Aug.
about
YEARS
CALENDAR
FOR
1949
shares of common stock
of about $16 per share,
2,500
price
1949, when
increase of 2,954
an
'
$4,782,593
Welex Jet Services, Inc.—Files With SEC—
A letter of notification
5, 1949.
corporation's preferred stockholdeis of record Feb. 6, 1950,
totaled 75,983, a decrease of 159 since Oct. 31, 1949.
On the latter
date there were 76,147, a decrease of 37 since Aug. 1, 1949,
The total number of stocKholders as of these dividend record dates
is
date.—V. 171, p. 1137.
proceeds, together with other funds,
tion and expansion.—V. 168, p. 1189.
The
both
reorganization between this corporation and Clinton
which was approved by the stockholders of Warner
Feb. 20, 1950, became effective March 14, 1950, and
books for the capital stock,
par $1, of
Warner, was
The
Gain in Number of
or
30,000 shs.
Operating.expenses
on
corporation's common stockholders of record on182,806, an increase of 5,473 since
Nov. 4,
there
ACCOUNT
-•
150,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
INCOME
-
-
500,000
shs^.
—100.000
par
CONSOLIDATED
Weill & Co.—Negotiating for Loan—The
is negotiating with Eastern institutions for a
$2,000,000 20-year loan.
Stockholders—
The
stock,
<
1,000,000
•
.
Operating revenues
(Raphael)
be applied towards the payment of
of $19,500,000.—V. 171, p. 1036.
numbered
$3,725,000
*
*
$1.20 dividend series—
Common
j,Outstanding
,
company
City Power & Light Co. at $12 per share on the basis of three shares
for each five shares of United stock.
The proposal is in pursuance of Unitecfs plan of liquidation.
Pro¬
ceeds are to be used for the payment of the $5,935,319.41 balance of
the bank indebtedness of Continental Gas & Electric Corp., assumed
United States Steel Corp.—Reports
;
$10,000,000
«"• .«•.*.-/;*
I__
1971
due
B
of
at
light
forecast
PRESENT FINANCING
3sinking fund debentures due 1963
500,000Cumulative preferred stock
(pa: $25-v-* *
of
Co.,
/'permanently closed as of said
of Kansas City stock
[-
plan
transfer
.the
on
by United, and the remainder is to
Railways' bank loan in the amount
amendment
with
Aircraft Corp.
stockholders,
Its
to
charter
a
Series
be
'
■
Authorized
i
1971
'
March 23 received SEC authorization to offer for
on or about March 30, the right to purchase
United's holdings of 1,904,003 shares of the common stock of Kansas
The
sale
approved
due
series
the
in
cannot
•
.
GIVING EFFECT TO
'
Co.—Financing Cleared—
United Light & Rys.
22
BYsVc
Warner Aircraft Corp.—Plan Effective—
Machine
p.
March
on
Capitalization—
reflect the retirement and cancellation of 4,000 shares in
sinking fund provisions,—V. 170, p. 2580.
96,000 to
to
until April
persons
application.—V. 169,
stockholders
accordance
purposes.
interested
given
has
SEC
whien
conditions
*«
in
determined
be
,
CAP1TALIZ \TION,
and General Manager of all three companies.
into a single series
the
outstanding V/* % cumulative
preferred and 3Vut/c- cumulative preferred shares, special series.
The
amendment also reduces the authorized preferred shares from 100,000
23 requested SEC authorization to issue
Columbia Gas System, Inc., from time to
1951, its
unsecured notes in the
of $8,600,000, the proceeds to be used by
on March
The
March 31,
aggregate principal amount
The
and
circumstances
of
sale
will
$430,000)
and
aduiuonal securities.
approximate
to
the
(c)
thereof
nature
present.
changing
United Fuei Gas Co.—To Borrow—
time
future
(expected
and
earnmgs
First mortgage bonds___„-_.:_^_*
hearing upon the application.
and
had
Meyer,
Victor ChemicalvWorks—Change
request a
to
Mr.
depreciation
and
amount
—V.
The
until April 6
November.
last
formerly Vice-President
170, p. 2069.
Colliery proposes to apply the proceeds to the payment of $400,000
owing Union Electric Co. of Missouri (parent of Power), on open
account
$100,000 owing Power cn open account and 5500,000 to the
reduction of its indebtedness to Power represented by $929,541.16 of
promissory
The
who was also elected
President of Central Vermont Telephone Corp.. another subsidiary, was
since
vacant
for
unappropriated
Tri-
H.
been
of $1,000,000.
consideration
gate
by Union Electric ox an addiv
$100 par capital stock for an aggre¬
10.000 shares of Colliery's
tional
Meyer has been elected President of this corporation and
Stace Associated Telephone Corp., ooth subsidiaries.
Both offices
L.
and Union Colliery
authorizing the purchase
company
accruals
Upstate Telephone Corp. of New York—New President
Co.—To Increase Investment—
Co. have applied to the SEC for
Union Electric Power
This
Monday, - April 3, 1950
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1396)
44
is
registration statement filed March 20 with the SEC and cover¬
shares of common stock (par $1) which were to have
publicly offered through Gearhart, Kinnard & Otis, Inc., wiil
withdrawn.—V. 171, p. 1299.
•.•:^
;v ...-»
300,000
been
be
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
,v/
.......
ALAS AM Ar
Wilcox
Alabama
*
Sch. Dist., Sacramento
(P. Oi Sacramento),
County
Camden),
(P; O.
County
;
Fruit ridge
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1950.
Denomination $1,00. Due on May
from
I
California
1951
inclusive.
to' 1975
r
Bond
Bond Sale—The $60,000 general
Offering—C.
C.
La
Rue,
Principal and interest (M-N)
pay¬
The second highest
Mercantile
-
bidder was
Bank
Commerce
&
Trust Co^ St. Louis, H, V.
& Co., Kalman & Co., and
Sattley
Cough- ler, of Chicago.
jointly, for iy2S and l%s
price of 100.16, a basis of
lin & Co.,
County Clerk, will reeeive sealed able at the County Treasurer's of¬
at a
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on April fice. ".V.M-i -. v
about 1.78%.
;
10
for the
purchase of $90,000
FLORIDA:
;
;
to George
M. Wood & Co., of
school coupon or registered bonds.
Twin Fall* County (Pi O.
*', v Gadsden
Montgomery, and the Trust Co. of
County (P. O.
Dated May t, 1950. Denomination
'■:>7Quincy), Fla. '.■•.*
'■'
Georgia, of Atlanta, jointly. Due
^ Twin Falls), Idaho
$1,000. Due on May 1 from 1952 to
from 1951 to 1964 inclusive.
j Bond Sale—The $300,000 hospi¬
Bond Offering—F. F. Morgan,
1973 inclusive. Principal and in¬
tal
construction and equipment
Clerk of the
Board of. County
ARKANSAS
terest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
bonds offered March 27—v. 171,
Commissioners, will receive sealed
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Ut;
Hope, Ark* v
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on April p. 1188 — were awarded to the
Bond Sale—The $115,000 special ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Mercantile-Commerce
Bank
&
10 for the purchase of $360,000
Neff oc Herrington, of San Fran¬
sewer* revenue
bonds
offered
Trust Co^ of St. Louis, and Boshospital
coupon' bonds.
Dated
cisco. ■
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March 21 were awarded to the W,
July 1, 1948. Denomination $1,000. worth, Sullivan & Co., of Denver,
R. Stephens Investment Co.,
Los Angeles County Sch. Dists.
of
at a price of 100.06, a
Due on July 1 from 1951f to 1968 jointly,
Little Rock, as 2%s.
basis of about 1.34%, as follows:
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
inclusive. The bonds maturing in
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
1954 and thereafter are redeem¬
$77,000 as iy>s. Due on Jan. 1
CALIFORNIA
"1
County Clerk, will receive sealed able at the
from 1952 to 1954 inclusive.
option of the County
•X., Alamo School Diet. Contra Costa bids until 9 a.m.
(PST) on April in the order of their maturities
165,000 as l%s. Due on Jan. 1
4
for
the
County (P. O. Mertinez), Calif.
purchase of $433,000 on
from 1955 to 1960 inclusive.
July 1, 1953, or on any other
Bond Sale—The $41,000 build¬
building and improvement bonds,
payment date thereafter, at par
58,000 as l^s. Due on Jan. 1 in
ing bonds offered March 27—v. divided as follows:
1961 and 1962.
plus accrued
interest. Principal
171,, p. 1300—were awarded to
$250,000 Azusa City School Dis¬ and interest (J-J) payable at the
The second highest bidder was
Dean Witter & Co. of San Fran¬
trict bonds. Due on May 1
Chase National Bank, New York
Halsey, Stuart & Co., for llfes, at
cisco, at a price of 100.07, a basis
from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
City. Legality approved by Cald¬ a price of 100.90, a basis of about
of about 2.31%, as follows:
159,000 Garvey School District well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬ 1.37%.
$20,000 as 2s. Due on May 1 from
bonds. Due on May 1 from chell, of New York
obligation road and bridge bonds
offered
March
13
awarded
were
be mutually agreeable to the
purchaser and the District/Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
may
^
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Andersotr~Twpj Sch. >'Twp.-*(P? O.
;Ander*on}iilhdi- ':*^:^-;:'
Bond Sale—The $50,000 build¬
ing 1950 bonds offered March 27
171,
—v.
to
1188—were awarded
Banking Co., of
p.
the Anderson
-
.
City.
t
1951
8,000
to
as
1960 inclusive.
2y4s.
Due
on
1952 to
May
1
24,000
from 1961 to 1964 inclusive.
13,000
as
2V2S.
Due
on
May
1952
from 1965 to 1970 inclusive.
Dated
The
second highest bidder was
Bank of America National Trust &
f
Arroyo Grande Onion Elementary
Sch. Dist., San Luis Obispo County
on
Dist.
(P.
>
Bond
Sale Details—The
previously noted in
171, p. 1300,
were
sold / as 2s, at a price of
10Q.24, av-basis of about 1.96%.
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' r
Denomination
15
from
$1,000.
1951
to
15,
Due
1970
office.
Legality
approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist, Neff & Her¬
County (P. O.
Milton), Fla.
Offering—C.
the
of
Board
E.
ofv
County
Commissioners, will sell at public
auction at 10 a.m. (EST) on April
II
an
issue of $200,000 hospital
bonds. Dated July 1, 1950.
corporate purpose tax an¬
ticipation warrants offered March
30—v. 171, p. 1188—were awarded
to a syndicate composed of A. G.
Becker & Co., of Chicago; Harris,
Denomination $1,000. Due on July
1 from 1951 to 1970 inclusive. Le¬
Hall & Co.;
gality approved by Giles J. Pat¬
terson, of Jacksonville.
X
r
Weeks,
.
both of
Falls, Idaho
Bond Sale—The $550,000 public
building bonds offered March 22—
171,
1088—were awarded to
p.
both
Co., of Milwaukee, F. S. Moseley
& Co., and Mullaney,- Wells & Co.,
IDAHO
Idaho
Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Curtis;
Hornblower
&
of Chicago; Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., Milwaukee
&
son
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
of Chicago, First Security Bank of
Utah, N. A. Edward L. Burton &
plus
a
Chicago, at 1%% interest,
premium of $3,705.
California
County
Sch.
Dist.
No.
98
(P. O. 113 Payton Street, Geneva),
Illinois
Bond Offering—H. Mv
j
1
Bond Offering—George S. Jones,
$210,000
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11
13
for
the
(PST) on. April
purchase .of?. $500,000
a.m.
.
as
IV2 s. Due
from 1952
340,000
4
as
on
March 1
to 1959 inclusive.
l%s. Due
on
March 1
from 1960 to 1970 inclusive/ .1
>T'
i'?
.V-*
(CST)
on
Due
1
from
1951
to
1964
inclusive.
able
pany
at
in
such
bank
the City
or
trust
Jan.
on
of Chicago/ as
Dated
bonds.
1
from
1952
1970
to
(J-J)
Principal and interest
payable at the First State
Bank
of
Decatur.
Legality ap¬
by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
proved
Gary, Indiana
Bond
Sale—The $700,000 police
station
&
bonds
offered
awarded
were
Co.
to
March
R.
S.
28
Dickson
of
Chicago, Braun, Bos¬
Co., Inc., and Raffensperger, Hughes & Co. of India¬
napolis, jointly, at price of 100.03,
worth
a
&
basis of about
$300,000
400,000
1.89%,
134s.
as
from
I960
2s.
as
to
1962
Du^
follows:
as
Due
on
Oct.
on
1
inclusive.
Oct. 1 in
1963 and 1964;
;
Indianapolis
awarded
Indiana
to
171,
a
notes
1300
p.
syndicate
the American Na¬
Indiana
National
Merchants National Bank,
of
Bank,
Union
all
City,
$420,000
March 28—v.
—were
Co.,
School
Sale—The
offered
Trust
and
of
the
Co.,
Indiana
Trust
Fletcher Trust
Indianapolis,
at
1V4%
Co.,
in¬
terest.
I
-
'
.
Jefferson Twp.
pay¬
com¬
pur¬
inclusive.
Bank,
Principal and interest (J-D)
p.m.
the
for
coupon
composed
Dec.
28
will
2
April 1, 1950. Denomination $1,000.
tional
on
April
1950
nue
Coultrap,
Due
until
bids
chase of $70,000 water works reve¬
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
Denomination $1,000.
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
Note
Kane
the
follows:
City
receive
Chicago Sanitary District, III.
Sale —The $9,900,000
(1950)
* Decatur, - Ind.1
Offering^-E. Vernon Au-
;
Bond
rand,
Warrant
Locklin,
Co., both of Salt Lake City, and
American
National' Bank, of til 8 p.m. (CST) on April 12 for
Tamalpais Union High Sch. Dist., Idaho Falls, jointly, at a price of the purchase of $100,000 building
Marin County (P. O. San Rafael), 100.002, a basis of about 1.70%, as
coupon bonds. Dated April 1, 1950.
rington, of San Francisco.
$69,000
v.
City Clerk,
June
urer's
O.
school bonds purchased by Heller,
Bruce & Co., of San Francisco, as
C.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the City Treas¬
Santa Rosa), Calif.
If
Monterey, Calif.
Offering — Edward
inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Sch.
Clerk
v.
June 1
at the
Union
May 1, 1950. Denomina¬
registered bonds. Dated June
ing bonds. Dated June 1,1950. De¬
Dunbar
Bond
1970 inclusive.
protection system 1950 coupon or
1950.
Rosa
from
will receive
sealed bids until 12:15 p.m. (PST)
on
April 25 for the purchase of
$550,000 public library and fire
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on April 3
for the purchase of $130,000 build¬
from 1951 tol 970 inclusive.
1
ILLINOIS
Santa
District
May
coupon
''
Bond
Walker,
(P. O. San Luis Obispo), Calif.
Bond Offering—A. E. Mallagh,
on
to
on
Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable at the
County
Treasury.
t
Due
Due
tion $1,000.
Savings Association, San Fran¬
cisco, for 2s, 2y4s and 2M»s, at a
price of 100.11.
nomination $1,000.
School
Azusa
bonds.
1
1972 inclusive.
Anderson, as 1 *&s, at a price of
100.70, a basis of about 1.40%;;.T^he
second highest bidder, was Frank
E. Hailstone & Co., for IV2S, at a
price of 100.49.
Bond
(P. O.
R. R. 2,
Jamestown), Ind.
Offering—Ora W. Burgess,
Township
Trustee,
will
receive
<ij:
'1
171
Volume
'
'Ml.
Number 4895
1
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
(CST)
THE
lows:
Township
School
$50,000
Due
on
1967
bonds.
inclusive.
1 from
July
1967
inclusive.
Dated
ation
Legality
$1,000.
.
.
Rockport Sch. City, Ind.
Bond Offering — Tina Miller,
Secretary of the Board of School
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 2:30 p.m.
(CST) on April 10
for the purchase of $26,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated March 15, 1950.
Denomination $1,000. Due on July
1953 to 1957 inclusive.
J -J.1 Legality
terest
Ross, McCord,
Indianapolis.
1,
Bond
Ice
were
tional
Bank
Note
ceive
sealed
&
Miller,
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
$20,738.06
im¬
the
and
Iowa
y
Offering—John
J.
City Treasurer, will
bids
April
until
11
$19,500,000
II
Ghin-
receive
improvement
the
to
Co., of Davenport,
gan
$14,000
bonds
&
Co.,
tionah
0.75%
series
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sixth
water
bonds
1, 1950. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1952 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
Dated
;
./ !
seventh water bonds.
Dec, 1, 1949. Due on
Dec. 1 from
1955 to 1979 incl.
Denomination
$1,000. Princi
pal and interest (M-S) pay¬
White-Phillips
as
able
in
Baltimore.
Legality
approved by Wood, King &
Dawson, of New York City.
Waterloo, Iowa
Sale—The $13,904.76 spe-
Na-
jointly,
$400,000
171,
1951
Housing Authority, Mass.
$1,750,000 fifth
March
10
1301—were awarded
p.
The
Bonds
0.81% interest.
to
0.71% discount.
4
awarded
National
Boston,
'»
<
Sale—The
Bank,
at
Y
to
of
count.
care
1950.
bonds.
30
April 115,
$1,000. ' Due
1301—were awarded
First of Michigan Corp. of
at
Second
National
0.74%
at
dis¬
.
dated
are
April
price
a
about
to
of
1.84%,
100.14,
as
a
the
Detroit,
basis of
follows:
$54,000 as 2^4s. Due on April 1
from. 1951 to 1956 inclusive.
34,000 as 134s. Due on April 1
12,000
3,
l%s.
as
Due
on
April 1.
1960.
•
Huntington Woods, Mich. '
Offering—Ray Butterfield,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Note
bids
until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on
April 13 for the purchase of $25,000 tax anticipation notes. Dated
April 15, 1950. Due on Aug. 15,
1950. Principal and interest pay¬
able at the office of the purchaser.
.
michigan
:.r
,
i
x
Michigan 1' 'C •*
Offering — Gillivary
Bond
H.
Fletcher, Director of School Board,
will
receive
sealed
bids
7
until
April 15 from 1951 to 1970 in¬ p.m...(EST) on April 3 for the pur¬
chase of $170,000 building coupon
clusive.
Principal
and 1 interest
payable at the Second National bonds. Dated April 1, 1950. De¬
nomination $1,000.
Due on April
Bank, of : Boston.
Legality ap¬
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
troit. !'':V ■
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f-v
1
from
Bonds
be
;1951
to
1965
inclusive.
maturing in 1961 to 1965, to
callable
in
inverse
numerical
.
1-
i.
V
Kalamazoo Twp., Burke Sch. Dist.
on
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer & Dodge, of Boston.
< >"
Niles), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
bonds offered March 28—v.
171,
were
Buena Vista
Franklin
Dated
Denomination
Howard Twp., Howard
Community
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O. R. R. No.
1,
reve¬
of the Second
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)
on
April 4 for the purchase of
$400,000 school loan, Act of 1950
coupon
the
indlu-
from 1957 to 1959 inclusive.
Dec. 1, 1950.
on
Offering—Harry L. Che¬
Town Treasurer, will receive
Bank,'. Ill
1967
1950.
Due
Bond
National
to
Twp. Sch. Dist. No. I
(P. O. 1635 Mack Road, Saginaw),
Sharon, Mass.
ney,
April
March
Boston,
..
Notes
1952
Box 222,
$100,000
notes offered
nue
from
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at a bank to be designated
by the purchaser. Legality
ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
p.
dated
are
Note
1
sive.
Winchendon, Mass.
,
the
of
1949
from
1, 1950.
$1,000.
Principal
and interest payable at the
Day
Trust Co.,
Boston. Legality ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer &
Dodge, of Boston.
highest bidder was J. P. Mor¬
& Co., Inc., and Second Na¬
tional Bank,
Boston, jointly at
[Bank
1
Denomination
sec¬
gan
awarded
Act of
April
on
1970 inclusive.
clusive.
to
ond
Quincy, Mass.
Due
to
280,000 school loan notes. Due on
April 1 from 1951 to 1970 in¬
—
Hutzler, of New
York, at 0.74% interest.
Shawmut
school loan,
bonds.
offered
was
45
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1950.
Denomination
$1,000.
Due
on
March
highest bidder
The sale consisted of:
at
Sale—The
notes
second
Halsey, Stuart & Co., and Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, jointly,
for 134s, at a price of 100.85.
interest.
sealed bids in
v
Dated March
>
First
and
Boston,
Salomon BroSi &
of
bonds, divided
coupon
$10,000,000
has
Inc.,
Bank,
(EST)
a.m.
the purchase
for
follows:
■
The
Hutzler, of New
York, at 0.74% interest. The sec¬
ond highest bidder was J. P. Mor¬
were
State
1301—were awarded to
p.
1949
bonds.
280,000 school loan bonds.
—
$1,000,000 notes
offered March 29—v. 171, p. 1301
Baltimore, Md.
Bond
as
30
i
(1397)
$400,000 school loan, Act of
first
March
♦»!<•«•
CHRONICLE
Note Sale—The
maryland
sealed
Bonds Sold—An issue of
Bond
p.m.
1950.
Trust
sold
5
on April 3 for the purchase
$800,000 notes. Dated April 3,
1950. Denomination $50,000, $25,000 and $10,000. Due on Dec. 4,
9,500,000
been
until
;
Maquoketa, Iowa
street
bids
re¬
(EST)
of
City, Iowa
Bank,
*
O.
will
$315,OuO
offered
Salomon Bros. &
v.
Treasurer,
of
Co., both of Iowa
City, jointly, at a price of par.
v
City
In¬
offered March
awarded to the First Na¬
&
171,
v.
Pittsfield
bonds
provement
27
by
&
Lewiston, Me.
Offering — Adrian
Anctil,
FINANCIAL
Sale—The
notes
Note
v ,,■>"
Sale—The
De¬
Note
series
approved by
iowa
Iowa
,
1950.
Dodge, of Boston.
on
;
5,
$350,000
Legality approved
Thorndike,
Palmer
1951.
ger,
;
April
April
on
nomination $25,000. Due on March
approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
£
1 from
Dated
Storey,
April 24, 1950. Denomin¬
p.m. (EST)
purchase of
the
for
notes.
1 from 1952 to
July
bids until 4
&
Milbury Housing Authority, Mass.
Auburn, Me.
Note Offering—Bernal B. Allen,
City Manager, will receive sealed
1952 to
50,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
on
maine
on
April 24 for the purchase of $100,000 school bonds, divided as fol¬
COMMERCIAL
S»I»I
No. 20 (P.
Bond
bonds
p.
O. Kalamazoo),
Michigan
Sale—The $80,000 school
offered
1301
—
March
were
27—v.
awarded
to
171,
the
First of
Michigan Corporation, of
Detroit, at a price of 100.20, a
Somerville, Mass.
"rY •' order on April 1, 1960, or any in¬
Offering—Francis J. terest payment date thereafter, at basis of about 2.30%, as follows:
Attleboro, Mass.
Tague, City Treasurer, will receive 101% in 1960 and 1961;'100%-% in. $40,000 as 2%s. Due on July 15
were awarded to the Wilder Pav¬
Note Sale—The $300,000 notes sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST) on 1962 and 1963; 100% in 1964. Prin¬
from 1951 to 1958 inclusive
ing Co., of Waterloo, at a price of
offered March 29 were awarded
April 14 for the purchase of $500,- cipal and interest (A-O) payable
40,000 as 21/4s. Due on July 15
par.
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to the Second National Bank of 000 - notes.
Dated April 4,
1950. at the office of the Treasurer of
from 1959 to 1966 inclusive.
Additional Sale—The $24,042.79
Boston, at 0.74% discount.
The Denominations $50,000 and $25,000 the District
or, at the option of
The second highest bidder was
special assessment paving contract second highest bidder was First Due on Nov.
30, 1950. Legality the holder, at the Second National the
First National Bank, Kalama¬
No. 47
bonds offered
on
above
National
Bank,
Attleboro,
at approved by Storey, Thorndike, Bank & Trust Co., Saginaw. Le¬
date were awarded to the John G.
zoo, for 3s, at a price of par.
0.78%.
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
; i
gality approved by Miller, CanM i ller
Construction
Co.,
of
Notes are dated March 29, 1950
Morenci, Mich.
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Somerville Housing Authority,
Waterloo, at a price of par...
Denominations $50,000 and $25,000
Bond Offering—Arthur
Turner,
Massachusetts
Detroit, Mich.
Due on Nov. 10, 1950. Legality ap¬
City Clerk, will receive sealed
kansas
Note Offering—Charles G. MarBond Offering — John Witherproved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
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bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on
tignette, Chairman, will receive spoon, City Controller, will re¬
mer & Dodge, of Boston.
Cimarron School District, Kansas
April 10 for the purchase of $50,sealed bids at the office of the ceive
sealed bids1 until
10
a.m.
Bonds Sold—An issue of $110,000 water supply system revenue
Berlin, Mass.
State Housing Board, 18 Tremont (EST) on
April 11 for the pur¬
000
gymnasium and class room
coupon bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1950.
Note Sale—The $120,000 Schoo
Street, Boston, until 11 a,m. (EST) chase of4 $812,000 public utility
bonds has been sold to the First
Denomination $1,000. Due on Jan.
on April 6 for the purchase of $2,Loan, Act of-1947 notes offeree
street railway refunding, Series R
/Securities Co; of' Kansas, Wichita March 24 were awarded to Robert
1
from
1952
to
1972 inclusive.
475,000 Second Series notes. Dated coupon bonds. Dated April 1, 1950.
as 134s and 234s.
i/TYY* Y
Bonds maturing in 1956 to 1972,
Hawkins & Co., of Boston, as 134s, April
17, 1950..,Due on April 17, Denomination $1,000. Due on April
shall be subject to
at a price of
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Kansas City, Kan. r f
redemption, in
100.09, a basis ol 1951. Principal and interest pay¬ 1 from 1957 to 1963 inclusive.
Bond,- Sale—The $269,787 1Vz % about 1.74% interest. The second able
at
the
National
Shawmut Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ inverse numerical order; on any
interest payment date on or after
improvement bonds offered March highest bidder was the Clinton Bank, of Boston.
Legality ap¬ able at the current official bank
Jan. 1,1955. Principal and interest
28 were awarded to the Commer¬ Trust Co., Clinton, for 134s, at a proved
by
Sullivan,
Donovan, of the City, in Chicago, New York
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
cial
National
Heenehan & Hanrahan, Of New City, or Detroit.
7 y j7"7;,
Bank, of Kansas price of par.
Legality approved
York City.
City, at a .price of 101.42. Due on
Y Y -5\..'V,' J by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & company to be designated by the
Fall River, Mass.
purchaser. Legality approved by
March l.from 1951 to 1960 incluStone, of Detroit. "
.
Note Sale—The $1,000,000 notes
Springfield, Mass.
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
sive.
The second highest bidder
offered March 29 were awarded to
Bond Sale—The $764,000 234%
Notes Sold—An issue of $1,000,of Detroit.
was Commerce Trust Co., Kansas
V
the National Shawmut Bank of
000 notes has been sold privately, to 5%
general obligation bonds
City, for a price of 101.39.
Boston at 0.90% discount.
Troy Township (P. O. Route 2,
at 0.63% 'discount.
Due on Nov. offered March 29—v. 171, p. 1301
Notes are dated March 29, 1950
—were
awarded to Braun, BosBirmingham), Mich.
Lyon County (P. O. Y
15, 1950.
:,r;v- 7.1
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Denominations
[ Bond Sale—The $235,000 water
$50,000,
$25,000
worth & Co., Inc., at a price of
!
Emporia), Kan.
Springfield Housing Authority,
$10,000 and $5,000. Due on Nov
Bond Offering — Fred Fowler
supply
system
junior
revenue
105.43.
v,;
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,
Massachusetts
bonds offered March 28—v. 171,
Chairman of the Board of County 15,
1950.
Legality approved by
Erin and Lake Twps. Frac.
Note Offering—John I. Robin¬
p. 1301—were awarded to Miller,
Commissioners, will receive sealec Ropes, Gray, Best, Cool id ge &
Sch. Dist. No. 3 (P. O.
Kenower & Co. of Detroit, at a
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on April 4 Rugg, of Boston.
son, Chairman, will receive sealed
!
31290 Gratiot, Fraser),
'
bids at the office of the
State
for the purchase of $125,000 hospi¬
price of 100.0004, a basis of about
Lynn, Mass.
Michigan
tal coupon bonds.
2.91%, as follows:
Dated April 1
Housing Board, 18 Tremont Street,
Bond Sale—The $725,000 classi¬
Bond Offering—Paul G. Doerr,
1950. Denomination $1,000. Due on
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
$115,000 as 2%s. Due on April 1
cal high school loan, Act of 1950
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
April 1 and Oct. 1 from 1951 to bonds offered March 28—v. 171
April 6 for the purchase of $2,from 1954 to 1969 inclusive.
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
1960 inclusive.
Principal and in¬ p. 1301—were awarded to Glore
350,000 second series notes. Dated
120,000 as 3s.
Due on April 1
til 8 p.m. (EST) on April 4 for
terest payable at the State Treas¬
April 17, 1950. Due on Oct. 17,
from 1970 to 1979 inclusive.
Forgan & Co., of New York, and
the purchase of $50,000 building
1950.
urer's office.
Principal and interest pay¬
Robert Hawkins & Co., of Boston
The second highest bidder was
able at the Springfield Safe De¬ coupon bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1949.
jointly, as IV2S, at a price of 100.Denomination $1,000. Due on June Barcus, Kindred & Co., for 3Y4S
louisiana
posit & Trust Co., Springfield.
and 3s, at a price of 100.22, a basis
40, a basis of about 1.45%.
1
from
1951
to
1965
inclusive.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Louisiana (State of)
Bonds maturing in 1961 to 1965, of about 3.08%.
Maiden, Mass.
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
Bond
Offering—The Secretary
shall be subject to redemption on
Note Sale
The $750,000 tax New York City.
Ypsilanti, Mich.
I'
of the Board of Liquidation of the
any interest payment date on or
Bond Offering—N. G. Damoose,
anticipation ■ notes offered March,
State
Debt
will
receive
sealed
Wenham, Mass.
after
June ,1,
1956, in inverse City Clerk, will receive sealed
28 were awarded to the Merchants
bids until April 26 for the pur¬
Note Sale
The $30,000 water numerical order, at par plus a
National
bids until
7:30
p.m.
Bank,
of
Boston,
at
(EST) on
chase
of
$4,000,000 institutional
system notes offered
March
23 premium as follows: Bonds called April 4 for the purchase of $141,0.72% discount. Due on Nov. 7
bonds. Dated March 15, 1950. Due
on or before June 1, 1959, $15.00;
were awarded to Whiting, Weeks
1950.
'
225.26 special assessment paving
from 1952 to 1968 inclusive. Call¬
& Stubbs, of Boston, as Is, at a bonds called after June
1, 1959 coupon bonds. Dated April 1,1950.
Marble head Housing Authority,
able in 1955 at 102.
and prior to June 1, 1962, $10.00/ Denomination
price of 100.13, a basis of about
$1,000, except one
cial
,
assessment
No.
47-A
paving
contract
massachusetts
..
Note
bonds offered March 27
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Massachusetts
New Orleans, La.
Bond
Offering
Liquidation,
ceive
(CST)
City
April
as
.follows:**,
r
until
19 for
chase of $4,500,000
v
The
Debt,
bids
sealed
on
—
will
11
the
of
re¬
a.m.
pur-
bonds, divided
/
Sale—The
Note
Board
series
were
notes
*
$245,000
offered
thirc
March
30
at
awarded to Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, of New York, at 0.77%
interest.
The second highest bid¬
der
0.98%. The second highest bidder
was F.
S. Moseley & Co:, for Is,
was
a
price of 100.10.
are
dated -May 1, 1950.
May 1 from 1951 to 1953.
Notes
Due
on
West port,
National Shawmut Bank
Mass.
bonds
called
on or after
June 1,
premium. Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the De¬
1962,
troit
no
Trust
Co., Detroit. Legality
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
1951
to
1960
and interest
April 1 from
inclusive. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
City Treasurer's office.
approved
_
^
for $1,225.26. Due on
minnesota
Blue Earth
County Con. Sch. Dist.
Boston, at 0.81% interest.
No. 146 (P. O. St. Clair), Minn."
offered March 30 were awarded
Notes are dated April 10, 1950
Bond Offering — Frederick J*
to Kidder, Peabody & Co., of Bos¬
,' Y t C bonds.-i - -■ .• * J,
\i
Due on Oct. 10, 1950.
Principa
Bestmann, District Clerk, will re¬
2,500,000.street improvement, Se- and interest payable at the Na¬ ton, Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
bids until 8 • pja;
,;
ries -D bonds. Y-v- J
and Coffin
& Burr," of Boston, Dougherty, Secretary of the Board ceive • sealed
tional Shawmut Bank, of 'Boston
-^)ated June If J050. jDue\qn Dec Legality approved. by
Sullivan jointly, as 134s, at a price ; of of Education, will receive sealed (CST) on April 6 for thepurchase
of $35,000 building bonds.' Ditedt
-1 from 1941 to 1989 inclusive. Call¬ Donovan, Heenehan & Hanrahan
100.86, a basis of about 1.65%, as bids uniil 8. p.m. (EST) on April
12 for the purchase of $3,185,000 March 1, 1950. Denomination "$!,follows:
• of New York. ~
able Dec; 1/1969, at 102. •
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$2,000,000 grade separation, Series
;
Bond Sale—The
,
$680,000 bonds
Grosse
Pointe
.
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Rural
Agric.
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Grosse Pointe),
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Bond Offering — Franklin D.
Twp.
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46
THE
(1398)
Jan.
000.
Due
1962
on
1
from
inclusive.
1952 to
Bonds
dated
April
COMMERCIAL
1, 1950.
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Monday, April 3,;
1951
Dated
April 1,1950. Denomination 000 sanitary sewer system, Series
.'•>
Well.(P- O. Well,). N. Y.
Due on April 1 from 1951 B,
1950
coupon or • registered
Bond. Sals—The $28,000 generj
terest
to 1968 inclusive.
suitable
Principal and bonds. Dated April 1, 1950. De¬ improvement 1949 bonds offered
bank or trust company as may be Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ interest
(A-O)
payable at the nomination $1,000. Due on April 1 March 23—v. 171,
P, 1190—weH
designated by the purchaser. Le¬ able at the First National Bank, of Merchants Trust Co., Red Bank. from 1951 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬ awarded to R» D. White & Co., ol
Boston.
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
Legality
approved
by Legality
approved
by
Quinn, cipal and interest (A-O) payable New
York, as 2.40s, at a price oj
son, of Minneapolis.
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
& Doremus, McCue & Russell, of at the Marine Midland Trust Co.,
100.11, a basis of about 1.36%. The
Red Bank. '
'.
New York City.
Dodge', of Boston.
Legality approved second highest bidder was C.
Columbia Heights, Minn.
by Wood, King & Dawson, of New
Bond Offering—P. Theo. Olsson,
Somerset County
Keene, N. H.
Weinig Co., for 1.40s, at a price o
(P. O. Somer
York City.
,/V- loooo.
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Note Sale—The $300,000 notes
City Manager, will receive sealed
ville), N. J.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April offered March 29 were awarded
Bond Offering — Chester Van
German Flatts Union Free School
NORTH CAROLINA
11 for the purchase of $75,000 per¬
to
the National
Grange Mutual Tine, Clerk of the Board of Chos¬
District No. 1 (P. O. Box
417,
manent
improvement
revolving Liability Insurance Co. of Keene, en Freeholders, will receive sealed
V llion), N. Y.
Asheboro, N. C.
A
fund coupon bonds. Dated March at 0.76% discount.
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
'
Bond Offering—Earl P.
Bond Offering — W. E. Easter
Watkin,
14 for the purchase of
Notes are dated April 3, 1950.
1, 1950. Denominations $1,000 or
$1,584,000 District Clerk, will receive sealed ling Six retary of the Local Gov
$500. Due on March 1 from 1952 Denomination
$25,000.
Due
on coupon or registered bonds, divid¬ bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
April ermne.it Commission, will receiv
to 1961 inclusive.
Dec. 4, 1950. Legality approved by ed as follows:
Principal and
5 for the
•/
purchase of $290,000 sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) o
interest
(M-S) payable at any Storey, f Thorndike,
Palmer
& $64,00 county land and building building 1950 coupon or registered April 4 for'the purchase of $100,
suitable banking institution desig¬ Dodge, of Boston.
street
improvement
coupo
bonds.
bonds. Dated April 1, 1950. De¬ 000
nated by the purchaser.
Legality
bonds, Dated May 1,1950. Denom
1,520,000 county land and admin¬ nomination $1,000. Due on Apri
NEW JERSEY
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
inativii $1,000. Due on May 1 from
istration building bonds.
1
from
1951
to
1970
inclusive.
Bogota, N. J.;
Minneapolis, and Joseph E. War1953 to 1902 inclusive.
Principa"
Dated May 1, 1950.
Denomina¬ Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
Bond Offering — Melville W.
go, of Columbia Heights.
and
interact. (M-N)
payable inj
tion $1,000.
The bonds stated in able at the llion National Bank &
Smith, Jr., Borough Clerk, will re¬
New Yoik City. Legality approved
combination will mature May 1, as Trust CoM llion. Legality approved
Hennepin County Com. Sch. Dist. ceive sealed bids until 8:30
p.m.
No. 118 (P. O. Minneapolis 1),
follows: $40,000 in 1951; $49,000 in by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & by: Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of
(EST)- on April 13 for the,pur¬
New. York City.
h
Minnesota *'* >7,;V'[
chase of $47,500 general improve¬ 1952; $50,000 from 1953 to 1961 Galloway, of New York City.
Bond Offering—Evald Johnson,
AAlA:;.
P.acford, N; C* A*A
ment coupon or registered bonds. inclusive, and $55,000 in 1962 to
;
;
Johnson City, N. Y.5 V A
i Bond Sale—The
District Clerk, will receive sealed
1980 inclusive. Principal and in¬
$125,000 bonds
Dated May 1, 1950. Denomination
Bond Offering — Herbert
bids until 8 p.m, (CST) on April
terest (M-N) payable at the Sec¬
offered March 28—v. 171, p. 1302
$1,000, except one for $500.' Due
Schaefer,) Village Clerk, will re¬
13 for the purchase of $180,000
ond
National Bank,
Somerville. ceive
—were awarded to the Kirchofer
on May 1 from 1951 to 1960 inclu¬
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
building bonds. Dated May 1,1950. sive. Principal and interest (M-N) Legality approved by Hawkins,
& r Arnold
Associates,
Inc.', of
Denomination $1,000. Due on Jan.
Delafield & Wood, of New York (EST) on April 11 for the pur¬
payable/at the Bogota National
chase of r $114,000 sewer system Raljeigii, at a price of par, a basis
1
from
1953
to
1970 j inclusive.
of about 2.35%, as foUows: o v i
Bank, or, at the option of the
1950 coupon or registered bonds.
Principal and interest payable at
holder, at the Bank of Bogota. Le¬
A •- [
South Orange, N. J. UA ■ Dated April 1, 1950. Denomina¬ $95,000 water and sewer bonds:
any suitable bank or trust com¬
gality
approved
Bond Offering—Howard S. Wat- tion
by * Hawkins,
$1,000. Due on April 11 from A ;i $26,000 as 2s, due on April 1
pany designated by the purchaser. Delafield &
>»
Wood, of New York kins, Village Treasurer, will re¬ 1951 to 1973 inclusive.
vfrom 1953 to 1961 inclusive;
Principal
Legality approved by Faegre &
City. ^i; ly
- ;i ;•
^ ceive sealed bids until 8 p.m. and interest (A-O) payable at the
A
$39,000 as 2V4S, due on April
Benson, of Minneapolis. >
V/•>*/■';/
1 from 1962 to 1970
Cedar Grove Twp. School District (EST) on April 10 for the pur¬ Workers Trust Co., Johnson City.
inclusive;
Moor head, Minn.
chase of $60,000 water coupon or
> Apritl
Legality approved by Hawkins,
(P. O. Cedar Grove), N. J.
Bond Sale — Paul A. Cook, City
Bond Sale—The $256,000 school registered bonds. Dated May i, Delafield i? & Wood, of New York
A ; from ,1971 to .1973 inclusive;
Cleric, will receive sealed bids un¬ bonds offered March 28—v.
1950. Denomination $1,000. Due oh
A Aand $15,000 as '2 % s,A due on
City. •
171,
a';a 4a J: v?
X'
til 8 p.m. (CST) on April 12 for
April 1 from 1974 to 1976
p.
1189—were awarded to C. J. May 1 from 1951 to 1970 inclusive.
A
Macedon, ,N. Y. V
the purchase of $450,000 sewage
JncluisveA '
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Devine & Co. of New York, and Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
A
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Bond Offering — Morris Dear),
disposal
plant
revenue
bonds.
able at the Manufacturers Trust
the First National Bank of Cedar
Village Treasurer, will A receive ^0,000 street improvement bonds:
Dated May 1, 1950. " Denomination
A
Co., New York
City. Legality sealed bids uhtil 3:30
A $23,000 as 2s, due on April-1
Grove, jointly, as 1.85s, at a price
p.m. (EST)
$1,000. Due on May 1 and Nov. 1
A from 1952 to 1961 inclusive,
of 100.05, a basis of about 1.84%. approved by Caldwell, Marshall, on
April 3 for the purchase of $7,from 1952 to 1972 inclusive. PrinA-r % arid $7^000 ais 2%^ due on
The second highest bidder was Trimble & Mitchell, of New York 500 fire house
building 1950 cou
cipal and interest (M-N)
City.r/X^'-t 1V" \- /V
payableMac! '•"} '• " -A- v! /■
pon
or
registered bonds.A Dated 5April 1 from 1962 to ,1964
a
*
Principal
payable at any
and
in¬
are
Denomination $1,000. Due on April
1
from
1951
to
1960
inclusive.
$1,000.
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?n the United sS designated
the
purchaser.
by
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
&
^^ jointly' for
|
j
at a price ot
-
Dover Twp. (P. O. Toms River),
*/)'' v"A.
:
Washington Sch. Diet*' New Jersey
Bond
bonds
Sale—The $223,000 school
offered March 28—v.. 171,
p.
1189—were
awarded
to
the
Jersey
and
the
Bond Offering—Collin J. Apple- First a National» Bank
Mountain Iron, Minn.
Washington Trust Co., both of
Bond Sale—The $275,000 water, gate, Township Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Washington, jointly, as l%s, at a
electric power and steam system
April 11 for the purchase of $15,- price of par. The second highest
revenue bonds offered March 27
000 parking lot coupon or regis¬ bidder was B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
—V.
171, p. 1301—were awarded
tered bonds. Dated April 15, 1950. for 2.05s, at a price of 100.24.
a|
to Kalman & Co., of Minneapolis,
Denomination $1,000. Due on April
as 3^s and 4s. The second
NEW YORK
high¬ 15 from 1951 to 1965
inclusive.
est bidder was Shaughnessy & Co.,
Amenia Union Free Sch. Dist.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
No. 9 (P. O. Amenia), N. Y.
able at the First National Bank of
Ramsey County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Bond Sale —The $40,000 school
No. 36 (P. O. New Brighton),
Toms River. Legality approved by
1950 bonds offered March 29—v.
'<:
Minnesota
Percy Camp, of Toms River.
A4
171, p, 1189—were awarded to Otis
»;
Bond Sale—The $150,000 build¬ Fair
Haven Sch. Dist., New Jersey &
Co., of New York, as 1.70s, at a
ing bonds offered March 29—v.
Bond Sale—The $220,000 school price of
100.21, a basis of about
171, p. 1301 — were awarded to
bonds offered March 28—v. 171, 1.66%.
•'V; '^r\':V;::AsA''7V .'AK'V
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Allip.
1189—were awarded to B. J.
somWilliams Co.,,and JaM. Dain
Ballston, Burnt Hills Fire Dist.
Van Ingen & Co. of New
York,
& Co., all of Minneapolis,
jointly. as
(P. O. Burnt Hills), N. Y.
1.80s, at a price of 100.81, a
Bond Offering—J. A.
Wadeha County Indep. Sch. Dist. basis of about 1.78%. .The second
Rowledge,
L
Barber, of Minneapolis,
New
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'
Treasurer,
-
Oct. 1, 1949. Denomination $1,500.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1950 to 1954
AA
A inclusive.
A
Robeson County (P.
Principal and interest :.. »
A Lumberton), N. C. •
(AO) payable at the-Village Hall. A Bond Sale
;— The $1,000,000
inclusive.
,
A A
Note
A
school
Mamaroneck, N. Y.'.'/'AV;
Sale
—
The
anticipation notes
$300,000 tax
offered March
27—v. 171, p. 1190—were awarded
to
the
County
Trust
Co.,
of
building, Series B bonds
offfered March 28—v. 171, p. 1190
—were -awarded
to
the Branch
Banking & Trust Co., of Wilson,
Securities
Corp.,
of
Mamaroneck; at 0.69% ' interest, Charlotte, Vance Securities Corp.,
of Greensboro, J. Lee Peeler &
plus a premium of $3.03.
Co., of Durham, and Kirchofer &
Northport, N. Y. .AA!
Bond Offering — Guy E. John¬ Arnold Associates, Inc., of Raleigh,
ston, Village Clerk, will receive jointly, at a price of 100.05, a
.
Interstate
■
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
April 12 for the purchase of $16,000 land acquisition 1950
coupon
or registered bonds. Dated March
15,
on
(M-S)
tional
Principal
payable
Bank
&
at
r and
interest
the First Na¬
Trust
about
as
from
Denomination - $1,000.
Sept. 1 from 1951 to 1966
inclusive.
of
6s.
1953
2.09%,
Due
as
on
follows:
April
1
to 1957 inclusive.
560,000 as 2s. Due on April 1
•Vfrom 1958 to 1971 inclusive.
220,000 as 2V4S. Due on April 1
1950. '
Due
basis
$120,000
from 1972 to 1976 inclusive.:
20,000
Co., North-
as
2y4s. Due
on
April
1,
1977.
receive
,
1
port.
Legality approved by Van¬
No. 33 (P. O. Menaha), Minn.
highest bidder was Boland, Saffin
40,000 as IV2S. Due on April 1,
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
(EST) on dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
Bond Sale—The $65,000 build¬ & Co., and Merchants Trust Co.,
1978 and 1979. A>
,
A
i
Red Bank, jointly), for 1.85s, at April 6 for the purchase of $24,000 way, of New York City.
ing bonds offered March 28—
The second'highest'bidder was
construction
registered
bonds.
a price of 100.16.
v. 171, p. 1301—were awarded to
> :
v
Quogue, N. Y. • AA'AT
First Securities Corp.,
Dated April 1, 1950.
Durham,
Denomina¬
J. M. Dain & Co. of
Bond Sale
The $6,000 bulk- and
Minneapolis, Pemberton
Byrne and Phelps, Inc., joint¬
Twp. Sch. Dist, (P. O. tions $1,000 and $1,500. Due on
as 2.70s, at a
heading 1950 bonds offered March
price of 100.36, a
ly, for 6s, 2s, 21/is and l^s, at a
■A ' Pemberton), N. J.
April 1 from 1951 to 1970 inclu¬ 24 were awarded to the
basis of about 2.66%. The second
Seaside
price of 100.08, a basis of about
Bond Sale—The $43,500 school sive.
Principal and interest pay
Bank, of Westhampton Beach, as 2.11
highest bidder was Piper, Jaffray
bonds offered March 27—v. 171, able at the District Treasurer's
%./A
]-kr A a:V
& Hopwood, for 2%s, at a price
2V2S, at a price of par.
p.
1189—were awarded to B. J. office. Legality approved by John
Bonds are dated April
of 100.02.
1, 1950.
:
NORTH DAKOTA
Van Ingen & Co., of New
York, as W. Nichols, ' County Attorney of Denomination $600. Due on
April
l3/4s, at a price of 100.02, a basis Saratoga County.
Fare°> N. Dak. /...
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*
MONTANA
1
from
1951
to
1960
inclusive.
1 Warrant Offering — The
of about 1.74%. The second
City
high¬
Clay, Cicero, Salina and DeWitt Principal and interest payable at Auditor will receive
Pondera County, Conrad High Sch, est bidder
was
sealed bids
Riverside Trust
the Seaside Bank, Westhampton
A ; Central Sch. Dist. No. 3
District (P. O. Conrad), Mont.
(P. O.
until 11 a.m. (CST) on
Co., Riverside, for 1.95s, at a price
April 6
Beach, a Legality
North Syracuse), N. Y.l
approved
by for the
Bond Offering — H. W. Conrad, of 100.04.
purchase of $317,000 cou¬
George W. Percy, Village AttorBond
Sale
The
$1,067,000
pon warrants, divided as follows:
Jr., County Attorney, will receive
building 1950 bonds offered March
Phillipsburg, N. J.
sealed bids until May 11 for the
$132,000
parking lot
warrants.
Salina (P. O. Liverpool), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Harvey G. Wis- 28—v. 171, p. 1302—were awarded
purchase of $195,000 construction
Due on July 1 from 1952 to
Bond Offering — George L.
mer,
Town Clerk, will receive to the Equitable Securities Corp.,
and equipment bonds. Dated June
A 1961 inclusive.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EST) on C. F. Childs & Co., J. G. White & Traister, Town Supervisor, will
1, 1950. Due in 20 years, optional
185,000 refunding warrants/Due
April 12 for the purchase of $1,- Co., Inc., R. H. Johnson & Co., receive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
after June 1, 1960.
:
on July 1 from 1952 to 1970
275,000 sewerage coupon or regis¬ Goodbody
&
Co., and Walter (EST) on April 5 for the purchase
for 3%s.
/'■/".
tered bonds, divided as follows:
;
inclusive.
of $190,000 water and sewer dis¬
Stokes & Co., all of New
:'AA;;AA':..:;-'.':c-Y_:A "
York,
Dated April 1, 1950. Denomina^
jointly, as 1.90s, at a price of trict improvement 1950 coupon or
NEW HAMPSHIRE
$135,000 First Series bonds.
registered bonds. Dated April 1, tion $1,000. Principal and interest
100.14, a basis of about 1.88%.
1,140,000 Second Series bonds.
^ :
Berlin, N. H.
1950. Denomination A $1,000.
v
Due payable at the City Treasurer's
Dated April 1, 1950. Denomina¬ Cortlandt
and
Yorktown
Union on April 1 from 1951 to 1970 inclu¬
Note Sale—The $200,000 notes
office, and at any suitable bank
tion $1,000. The bonds stated in Free Sch.
Dist. No. 2 (P. O. Croton- sive.
offered March 28—v. 171, pi 1302
Principal and interest (A-D) or trust company designated by
combination will mature April 1
on-Hudson), N.- Y.
•—were awarded
to the National
payable at the First Trust & De¬ the purchaser. Legality approved
from 1951 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
Bond Sale
The $95,000 school
Shawmut Bank of Boston, at 0.85%
posit Co., Liverpool. Legality ap¬ by Dorsey, Colman,
Barker^ Scott
cipal and interest (A-O) payable reconstruction 1950
bonds offered proved:
discount.
by
Vandewater, Sykes, & Barber, of Minneapolis.- AAA \
at the Phillipsburg National Bank
March 24—v. 171, p. 1089—were Heckler &
Galloway, of New York
Claremont School District, N. H. & Trust Co., Phillipsburg. Legal¬ awarded to Francis I. duPont &
City. ■-;-1-A Aa'^a
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
ohio
a^V pj:
Bond Sale—The $145,000 build¬
Co., of New York, as 1.40s, at a
field & Wood, of New York
City. price of 100.13, a basis of about Southampton, a East - Quogue Fire Bath-Richfxeld Local Sch. District
ing bonds offered March 23-v,
A Dist.
(P. O. QuogueL N. Y.
tu'A (f. O. Box 32, Bath), Ohio
;
1.35%.
■
171, ?p. 1189 — were awarded to
Shrewsbury Sch. Dist., N. J.
Bond
Sale—The $59,000 con¬
Bond Offering — Lester
Ctfthi & Burr, of Boston, as
Swartz,
Bond Offering—Lester C.
Scott,
struction 1950 bonds offered March Clerk of the Bodrd of
Croton-On-Hudson, N. Y. A
Education,
it a price Of1100.03, a basis of District Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Offering—Joseph A; Ze- 29—v.
171, p. 1190—were awarded will receive sealed bids Until noon
about 1.20%. The second highest bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on April rello, Village Clerk, will receive to the: First; National Bank of (EST) A oh
April 13 for the pur17 for the
bidder was W. E. Hutton & Co., as
purchase of $90,000 sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(EST) on Southampton, as 2 %s-; at a price chase of $325,000 building and im¬
schcol coupon or registered bonds.
bJOs, at a price of 100.06.
April 11 for the purchase of $200,of 100.10, a basis of about 2.49%. provement bonds. Dated
May 1,
will
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.Denomination
1950.
Bond Sale
works
Interest J-D,
sive.
'
Bowling Green, Ohio
•
Bond Sale—The
J. A.
$1,400,000 water
Lyndhurst, Ohio
Offering—Clara L. Brueggeme, Village Clerk, will receive
White & Co., of Cincinnati,
Bend
price of 101.10, a basis
works system revenue, Second Se¬
of about 1.59%. The second high¬
ries bonds, offered -March 6 were
est bidder was Ohio Co. of Colum¬
awarded to Stranahan,, Harris &
bus, for l%s; at a price of 100.85.
Co., Inc., of Toledo, Barcus, Kind¬
red & Co., and Ketcham & NonEaton Local Sch:' Dist. (P. O.
gard, both of Chicago, jointly,
a price of par, as follows:
13/4S, at
as
at
a
sealed
Bond
30,000
on
interest
of
5%
plus
premium
a
before
redeemed on or
if
Franklin County
Dated
Bond
to
and
thereafter
before
or
on
Bond
1
inclusive.
May 1,
1950. Denomina¬
Offering
Ohio
—
Norman
1977; and
Aug/, 1,
j before
redeemed
mium :of
1%-if
after and
a pre¬
there¬
before maturity.
j.
Cambridge, Ohio
.
j
'Bond Offering
—
■,
,
Richard W.
Miller, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
!
000 street
improvement, unlimited
tax bonds.
Mayfield Local Sch. Dist.
Cleveland), Ohio
Denomination $1,000, except
one
for
$116.42.
Due
on.
terest M-N.
|
1
Nov.
from 1951 10^1960 inclusive.
;
In¬
street
Treasurer's office.
Jefferson
on
24—v. 171, p. 1190—were
j not sold.
"-/•
-
••
Clerk of the Board
(P.
Cambridge City Sch. Dist., Ohio
/■' 1 Bond Offering — Besse Taylor,
k Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
(EST) on
for the
purchase of
building bonds. Dated
sealed bids until noon
April
'
18
$1,276,000
|, May 1, 1950. Denomination $1,000.
Due
May
On
] 1951 to
|
1
1972
approved
by
and Nov.
1 from
Squire,
•!
'bonds
j
*
first
offered
Sch.
lips,
Bond
Offering—Fay Hill, Clerk
of Education, will
receive sealed bids until 1 p.m.
the
of
Board
on
April 21 for the pur¬
building coupon
chase of $123,000
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1950. Denom¬
ination $1,000; Due on Sept.
1
from 1951 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
the
at
Peoples
Steubenville.
of
March
revenue
27
were
National
'
,
Bank,
:
:
v
i
Box
Bond
Clerk
will
.
the
Board
receive
sealed
of
of
Education,
bids
until
8
May 1, 1950,_Denom-
to
1970
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
County Savings & Trust
Co., Elyria. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
and interest
Lorain
.
*
Interest J-D.,
1 from
as 6& Due on Dec.
1951 to 1954 inclusive.
$329,000
j
103,000
•
:
j■
as
l%s. Due
on
•
Lucas
County (P.
Toledo), Ohio
565,000 as 2s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1955 to 1960 inclusive.
^
j
Dec. 1,
1961. £•'
Dec. 1
pur¬
Dec.
1 from 1951
to
Village
Clerk,
will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
April 14 for the purchase of $12,500 water works extension bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1950. Denomination
$1,000, except one for $500. Due
on
Bond
Offering
O.
Adelaide
E.
Schmitt, Clerk of the Board
County Commissioners, will
of
—
ceive
sealed
bids
until
18
1958 inclusive.
re¬
^
Oklahoma
County Dependent
No. 74 (P. O.
Jones), Okla.
•
Tallmadge, Ohio
Offering—Virginia
Village
Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1963 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Cleveland Trust
Co., Cleveland, Painesville Office.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
>
Clerk,
*
on
Dec. 1 in 1951
•No.
and 1952.
(P. O.
560
Yearling Road,.
Columbus), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $240,000
will
build¬
ing addition bonds offered March
24—v. 171, p. 1090—were awarded
to Sweney Cartwright & Co., of
Columbus, and the First of Michi¬
gan Corporation, of Detroit, joint¬
ly, as 2V2S, at a price of 101.83, a
Warren, Ohio
— Carrie
Lovett,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on April
14 for the
purchase of $96,930
street improvement bonds. Dated
May 1, 1950. Denomination $1,000,
except one for $1,930. Due on Nov
from
1951
to
1960
inclusive.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Wharton Local Sch. Dist.,
Bond
(P. O. Route 1,
Burbank), Okla.
—
J. W. Wells,
20
Offering
sealed
receive
of Education,,
bids until 2
p.m.
(CST) on April 4 for the
purchase of $12,500 bonds, divided
follows:
as
building
$8,000
"
bonds.
'■
• ;
.r
.
..
transportation
4,500
furniture
and
bonds.
,
y
equipment
v. -,"1
.
>
Due in 1955.
Pottawatomie
County Independent
O.
Asher), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $26,000 school
building bonds offered March 28
—v. 171,
p. 1303—were awarded
School District No. 112 (P.
Bond Offering
1
Bond
Clerk of the Board
Ohio
Offering—Howard Cole,
Clerk, of the Board of Education,
will receive bids until noon (EST)
on
April 14 for the purchase of
the
to
J.
R.
Oklahoma
City.
Edwards,
'
Inc.,
of
,
Rogers County Indep. Sch. District
No. 9 (P. O. Foyil), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $16,750 build¬
ing bonds offered March 21—v.'
171,
J.
1191—were awarded to the
p.
E.
Piersol
homa
City,
Bond
on
a
Co., of Okla¬
bid reflecting a
net interest cost of about 1.71%.
Roger Mills County Indep. School
Dist. No. 1 (P.O. Durham), Okla.
building
bonds.
Dated
Bond Sale—The $9,000 transpor¬
March 1, 1950. Denomination $1,
tation
April 15 for the purchase of $40,equipment; bonds offered
000 asphalt plant
bonds.
Dated 000. Due on Sept. 1 from 1951 to March 21—v. 171, p. 1191—were
April 1, 1950. Denomination $1,- 1962 inclusive. Principal and in¬ awarded to the Security State
000. Due on Oct. 1 from 1951 to terest (M-S) payable at the Whar¬ Bank, of Cheyenne, on a bid re¬
ton Bank. Legality approved by
1960 inclusive. Legality approved
flecting a net interest cost of about
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of Bricker, Marburger, Evatt & Bar¬ 1.39%.
Cleveland.
ton, of Columbus.
Stephens County Indep. Sch. Dist.
OKLAHOMA
No. 27 (P. O. Loco), Okla.
Perry Twp. Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
bond Sale—The $19,000 build¬
Canton), Ohio
Efick
Oifr/di
Bond
Sale—The $948,000 con¬
Bond Offering—The City Clerk ing bonds offered March 15—v.
struction bonds offered March 27 will receive sealed bids until 8 171, p. 1090—were awarded to the
were awarded to a syndicate com¬
p.m.
(CST) on April 4 for the R. J. Edwards, Inc., of Oklahoma
posed of McDonald
& Co., of purchase of $24,000 park improve¬ City, on a bid reflecting a net in¬
Cleveland, Braun,
Bosworth
& ment bonds. Due from 1952 to terest cost of about 1.88%.
Co.,. Inc., Hayden, Miller & Co., 1963 inclusive.
OREGON
Merrill,
Turben
&
Co.,
First
Salem, Ore.
Cleveland Corp., all of Cleveland, Grady County Dependent Sch. Dist.
No. 36 (P. O. Chicasha), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $56,754.90 im¬
and Ryan, Sutherland & Co., Inc.,
Bond Sale—The $8,500 transpor¬ provement.
Issue
1959-B ibonds
of Toledo, as 2fe, at a price of
tation equipment
bonds offered offered March 27—v. 171, p. 1090
100.19, a basis of about 2.22%. The
March 28 were awarded to the —were awarded to the First Na¬
second highest bidder was Field,
First National Bank of Chickasha. tional
Bank, of Portland, at a
Richards & Co., Stranahan, Harris
price of par, a basis of about
& Co., Inc., Fahey, Clark & Co.,
Hardesty, Okla.
1.42%, as follows:
Bond Sale
The $25,000 water
Prescott, Hawley, Shepard & Co.,
and Sweney Cartwright & Co., works improvement and extension $15,754.90 as l%s. Due on March
$36,000
—
jointly,
for
2V2S,
at
a
price
of bonds
offered
March
29
102.12.
a.m.
•
awarded to C. Edgar
15 from 1951 to 1953 inclusive.
were
Honnold, of
|
from; 1962 to 1977 inclusive. V (EST) on April 18 for the pur¬ Perry Twp. Local Sch. Dist. (P. O. Oklahoma City, as 4.90s. The sec¬
ond highest bidder was Calvert &
r
Perry), Ohio
| Canton Twp. Local School District chase of $49,010 improvement
Canfield, for 5s.
bonds, divided as follows:, * i, t .•j Bond Offering — Gladys Copt;
:••,(/*. O. Canton), Ohio Bonds are due
from 1952 to
l :■ Bond
Offering
- Glen
Yohe, $5,460 Ditch, No. 777 bonds. De- pock, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
1975 inclusive.
cation, will receive sealed bids
j Clerk of the Board of Education,
nomination $1,000, except one
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 18
; Will receive sealed bids until noon
Kaw, Okla.
for $460. Due on Oct. 15 from
1
for the purchase of $200,000 build¬
Bond Sale — The $21,500 water
(EST) on April 10 for the pur1951 to 1954 inclusive.
t chase
of $1,500,000 building and
22,990 Ditch, No. 764 bonds. De- ing bonds. Dated April 1, 1950. works system bonds offered March
equipment bonds. Dated May 10, ; ^ nomination $1,000, except one Denomination $1,000. Due on Dec. 22—v. 171, p. 1191—were awarded
! 195& Denomination $1,000.
Due ; -. for $990. Due on Oct. 15 from 1 from 1951 to; 1970; inclusive. to the R. J. Edwards, Inc., of Okla¬
Legality
approved
by
Squire, homa City, and the First Securities
i on June 1 and Dec. 1 from 1951 to
1951 to 1955 inclusive. >
1
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland. Company of Kansas, of Wichita,
1974, inclusive. Principal and in3,830 Ditch, No. 783 bonds. De>• Jerest (J-D) payable at the Clerk
jointly, on a bid reflecting a net
1
nomination^1,000, except one I : Perryjsbury Exempted Village
interest cost of about 3.10%. The
; of the Board of Education's office.
School District, Ohio
for $830. Due on Oct. 15 from
Bond Offering—Dated April 1, second highest bidder was Evan
1951 to 1954 inclusive.
^
Columbus, Ohio
1950. Denomination
$1,000. Due L. Davis, on a bid reflecting a net
; 7,170 Ditch, Nor 774 bonds. De¬
; '*• Bond Offering — Agnes Brown
interest cost of about 3.12%.
nomination $1,000, except one on Dec. 1 from 1951 to 1972 inclu¬
Cain,
City
Clerk, will
receive
for $170. Due on Oct. 15 from sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
Kiowa County Indep. Sch. Dist.
sealed bids until noon (EST) on i-.
1951 to 1955 inclusive.
payable at the Citizens Banking
No. 39 (P. O. Mountain View),
April 20 for the purchase of $20,7,010 Ditch, No. 765 bonds. De¬ Co., Perrysburg.
Oklahoma
24$.90 sanita^ sewer, special Asnomination $1,000, except one
Bond Sale — The $44,000 con¬
; sessmeht Series 219 coupon or reg¬
Sidney City School District, Ohio
istered bonds. Dated May 16, 1950.
for $1,010. Due on Oct. 15
Bond Offering—Wayne Bertsch, struction and equijiment bonds of¬
from 1951 to 1954 inclusive.
Clerk of the Board of Education, fered March 29—v. 171, p. 1191—
; Denomination $1,000, except one
fpr $1,246.90. Due on Nov. 16 from
2,550 Ditch, No. <772, bonds. De- will
receive
sealed
bids
until were awarded to the Small-Mil*1951 to 1955 inclusive.
nomination $1,000, except one noon (EST) on April 12 for the burn Co., of Wichita, on a bid re¬
Legality
; approved hy Squire,...Sanders
of
&
$972,328
building flecting a net interest cost of about
for $550. Due on Oct. 15 from purchase
.1951 to 1952 inclusive.'
J
Dempsey, of Cleveland,-;
bonds. Dated May 1,1950. Denom¬ 1.85%. The second highest bidder
2,103,000 as 2s. Due on
[
L. Wynn,
P.
Sch. Dist.
,
New Philadelphia, Ohio
(P. O. l Bond Offering — Richard L
145, La Grange), Ohio
Shonk, City Auditor, will receive
Offering—C. A. Rawson, sealed bids until noon (EST) on
awarded to a syndicate composed Cleveland.
— ;
Kidden, Peabody & Co., GoldLakemore, Ohio
,man, Sachs & Co.," Coffin & Burr,
Bond Offering — Adelbert P.
Bear, Stearns & Co., W. E. Hutton
& Co., Andrews & Wells, Inc., all Hunt, Village Clerk, will receive
of New York, J. C. Bradford & Co., sealed bids until noon (EST) on
of Nashville, Ball, Burge & Kraus, April 15 for the purchase of $7,000
and Cunningham & Co., both of water works bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Cleveland, at a price of 100.003, a 1950. Denomination $500. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1951 to 1958 inclusive.
basis of about 2.08%, as follows:
;
*
—
Bond Offering—James H. Burch,.
Wal¬
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive will receive sealed
bids until 7
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
p.m. (CST) on April 3 for the pur¬
April 8 for the purchase of $34,- chase of
$39,000 building bonds.577.15 road improvement bonds.
Due from 1952 to 1961 inclusive.
Dated June 1, 1950. Denomination
Osage County Jndep. Sch. Dist.
$1,000, except one for $577.15. Due
ters,
noon
"
of
5
on
Cincinnati.
Granger,
Education,
La Grange Local Sch. Dist.
1951
mortgage
Due
Truro Local Sch. Dist.
Denomination $1,000. Due on Dec
1
from
1951
to
1972
inclusive.
Dist.
ination $1,000. Due on Dec, 1 from
erage
! system
Local
Ohio
bonds. Dated
c
Bond Sale—The $3,100,000 sewgarbage disposal plant and
;
Union
Offering
(CST) on April 3 for the
purchase of $20,000 building and
repair bonds. Due from 1952 to
$)rice of 101.58.
Legality p.m. (EST) on April 14 for the
Sanders & purchase of $160,000 improvement
Canton, Ohio
000.
Mentor, Ohio
Bond Offering—Lester P. Phil¬
inclusive.
j Dempsey, of Cleveland.
O.
chase of $990,000 building unlim¬
ited tax bonds. Dated May 1, 1950.
Cleveland.
'
.•,
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
|
,
property
R. D. No. 1, Richmond),
(P. O.
.
(EST)
improvement bonds offered
( March
March
of $100,000 mu¬
building
bonds. * Dated
1, 1950. Denomination $1,*
May 1, 1950. Denom¬
ination $1,000.; Due on March 1 Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
and Sept. 1 from 1951 to 1955 in¬ able at the Cleveland Trust Co.,
basis of about 2.35%. The second
Cleveland.
Legality approved by
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
highest bidder
was
Stranahan,
Squire, • Sanders & Dempsey, of
(M-S)
payable
at
the County
Harris & Co., Inc., for 2tys, at a
...
Bonds Not Sold—The $138,116.42
i
real
Bond
p.m.
the purchase
nicipal
Bond Offering—Ina L.
bonds. Dated
1 April 10 for the purchase of $138,116.42 street improvement special
assessment bonds. Dated March 1,
1950.
re-assessing
La-
bids until noon (EST) on
April 12 for the purchase of $50,-
&
(EST)
Oklahoma
Henry Diehl,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8
Bond
sealed
Aug. 1, 1972; a premium of 2% if
April 14 for the purchase of $300,redeemed thereafter and
on
or
000
Due
1961
Faber, City Auditor, will receive
Offering—Ella A. McCar-
a.m.
—
Legality approved
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
Marietta,
(P. Q, Columbus),
sealed bids until 10
County Indep. Sch. Dist0'
(P. O. Blanchard),
29
1974 inclusive.
j redeemed thereafter and on or beley, Clerk of the Board of Coun¬ will receive sealed bids until
t fore
Aug. 1,A1967;3% if redeem¬
ty
Commissioners,- will receive (EST) on April 18 for the
ed
No.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
oids until noon (EST) on April 19
on
'
Ohio
4% if
Aug. 1, 1962; a premium of
i
1973
proved by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Feb. 1, 1953, or any interest pay¬
ment date thereafter at par and
accrued
to
bonds.
1952
from
Offering
McClain
Ohio
Silverton,
tion $1,000. Interest J-J.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Lorain County Savings
& Trust Co., Elyria. Legality ap¬
1984 on
bonds maturing in
to
as
1951
from
1
1
liams, of Cincinnati.
J. E. Piersol Bond Co., on a
reflecting a net interest cost
of about 1.85%.
was
bid
for
Due
inclusive..
'
to bonds maturing in 1968 to
! 1983, on Feb-1, 1960, or any inter¬
est payment date thereafter; arid
bonds.
main
water
Jan.
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
Bond
47
(.1399)
ination $1,000, except one for $328.
Due on May 1 and Nov. 1 from
1951 to 1970 inclusive.
Legality
noon
Jan. 1 from 1952 to 1961 incl.
Brush, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
.850,000 as 3s. Due on Feb. 1, 1984. cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
Dated April 1, 1950. Denomina¬ til 8 p.m. (EST) on April 18 for
tion $1,000. The bonds shall be re¬ the purchase of $130,000 construc¬
1950.
deemable at the option of the City tion bonds; Dated May 1,
Denomination $1,000. Due on Dec.
as follows: as a whole or in part,
) as
paving
$100,000
Ridge, R. D. No. 3,•/
Elyria), Ohio
Offering — Clarence S.
r
as
bids until
(EST) on
April 17 for the purchase of $130,000 bonds, divided as follows:
Chestnut
3fe Due on Feb. 1
from 1968 to 1983 inclusive.
$550,000
CHRONICLE
April 15, 1950.' Principal
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
March 27—
offered
FINANCIAL
Dated
1090—were awarded to
p.
&
and interest
The $60,000 water
--
bonds
171,
v.
;
t
COMMERCIAL
Defiance, Ohio
Due
1973 inclu¬
$1,000.<
Dec. 1 from 1951 to,
on
THE
Number 4895 '
171
Volume
23,000
as
from
18,000
l*4s. Due
1954 to
as
l^s. Due
from 1958 to
on
March 15
1957 inclusive.
on
?
March 15;
1960 inclusive.
»
The second
highest bidder was$
Blyth & Co., for 4s, DAs and 1 fe¬
at a price of par, a basis of about*
1.47%.
Tillamook, Ore.
•
Bonds
954.18
Sold—An
issue
improvement
of $12,-
has
bonds
been sold to the United States
Na¬
,
-
.
,
.
.
,
.
...
.
..
tional Bank, of
at
a
price of
Portland, as 2fe
100.53, a basis of
about 2.15%.
Washington County School District
No. 58 (P. O. Route 2, Hillsboro), Ore.
— The
$9,000 school,
offered March 18—v. 171*
Bond Sale
bonds
1090—were awarded to the First
Security Bank, of Beaverton, as
p.
2fe, at a price of 100.41, a basis of
about 2.48%. The second highest
bidder
was
Commercial National
Bank, Hillsboro, for $6,000 as
and $3,000 as
par.
2%v
2fe at a price
I
48
THE
(1400)
PENNSYLVANIA
of
Offering
—
Katerine
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
^nday, -April 3,, 1950
Corpus Christi Indep. School Dist^ Union Securities Corp., Ira Haupt
& Co., and Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
TexasBond Offering—Sealed bids will all of New York, jointly, at a price
Stuart & Co., R. S. Dickson & Co.
■
Land sd ale Sch. Dist., fa.
Bond
COMMERCIAL' &
Charlotte; B. J. Van Ingen &
Kendall, Wis/
$10,000 Memo¬
Bond Sale—The
Co., Otis & Co., Hayden, Stone &
Co., all of NeW York; Hamilton be received until April 3 for the of 100.01, a basis of about 1.34%,
as follows:
;
& Co. of Chester; Peoples National purchase of $700,000 school bonds
Bank of Charlottesville; Peoples Due on May 1 from 1951 to, 1970 $360,000 as 2&s. Due on April 1
National Bank of Hock Hjill; First inclusive.
from 1951 to 1953' inclusive.
National Bank of Memphis; Clem¬
D.
Jones, Secretary of the Board of
School
Directors,
'will
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
April 11 for the purchase of
$360,000 building and improve¬
bonds. Dated April
on
rial Hospital bonds offered March
28 were awarded to Harley, Hay-
a
ent
ment coupon
Evans
A.
Co.
&
of
Hill County
Atlanta;
Kebbon, McCormick & Co., Mul-
1, 1950. Denomination $1,000. Due
on April 1 from 1952 to
1971 in¬
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
laney, Wells & Co., both of Chi¬
Thomas & Co. of Pittsburgh;
Miller, Kenower & Co. of Detroit;
Townsend, Elliott & Munsori, of
William R* Compton Co. of New
Philadelphia.
York; and Frost, Read & Simons
of Charleston, as 1.30s, at a price
Lansdowne School District," Pa.
Bond $ale—The $100,000 build¬ of 100.06, a basis of about L29%.
ing and improvement bonds of¬ The second highest bidder was
fered March 29—v. 171, p. 1090— National City Bank, New York;
First
National. Bank,
were awarded to Stroud & Co., of
Chicago;
Philadelphia, as l%s, at a price of Glore, Forgan & Co., Harris, Hall
100.80, a basis of about 1.70%. The & Co., A. G. Becker & Co., Roose¬
second highest bidder was Butcher velt & Cross, Citizens and South¬
& Sherrerd, for l%s, at a price of ern National Bank, Atlanta; Citi¬
cago;
road
on April
from 1954 to 1962 inclusive.
1,054,000 as l%s. Due
Road District No. 24
(P. O. Hillsboro), Texas
Bond Sale Details—The $60,000
construction
and
improve¬
1
The second highest bidder was
Bankers Trust Co., New York, R.
purchased by William W. Pressprich & Co., and J. A.
N. Edwards & Co., of Fort Worth, Hogle & Co., jointly, for 2y2s and
as previously noted
in v. 171, p. IV4S, at a price of 100.008, a basis
992, were sold at a price of par, as of about 1.34%.
follows: $12,000 as 2^is, due on
WASHINGTON
Jan. 15 from 1952 to 1954 inclu¬
Benton County, Kennewick
sive, and $48,000 as 2^s, due on
Sch. Dist. No. 17 (P.O.
Jan. 15 from 1955 to 1961 inclu¬
Prosser), Wash.
ment bonds
sive.
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Bond Sale—The.
#
bonds
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale — The $225,000 con¬
Llano
offered
$300,000 school
27—v. 171,
1304
—
basis of about
Bonds
1.92%.
dated
are
Feb.
1,
1950.
Denomination $1,000. Due on Feb.
1 from 1951 to 1960 inclusive. Le¬
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Chapman
&
Niagara Joint School District No. 1
(Village and Town), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $90,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 23 were
awarded to F. S. Yantis & Co.,
Chicago,
as
101.22,
Of
of
basis of. about 1.62%.
a
l3/4s,
at
a
price
Seymour, Wis.
March
awarded to the
National Bank of Commerce, of
p.
Co. of Madison, and Mullaney; Wells & Co. of Chicago,
jointly, as 2s, at a price of 100.40,
don. &
Bond Sale—The $16,000 Memo¬
were
March 23—v.
—were
awarded to Hoe & Co., of
don
struction and
improvement bonds
171, p. 1192
Seattle, on a bid reflecting a net
interest cost of about 1.92%, as
Carolina, Charleston; Robert WinSan Antonio, at a price of 100.07/ follows:
throp & Co., Courts & Co., Stern
a basis of about 2.47%, as follows:
Bros. & Co., and J. M. Dain & Co.,
$140,000 as 2s. Due on April 1
from 1952 to 1958 inclusive,
jointly, for 1.30s, at a price of $54,000 as 2%S. Due on Feb. 10
from 1951 to 1959 inclusive.
100.0i:
66,000 as l%s. Due on April 1
51,000 as 2y4s.
Due on Feb. 10
from 1959 to 1961 inclusive.
100.37.
zens
Lemoyne School District, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $29,000 school
bonds offered March 28—v. 171,
1303—were awarded to George
p,
offered
rial Hospital bonds offered March
28 were awarded to
H, Stewart, Jr.,
of Shippensburg,
price of 104.10. The second
highest bidder/was Fauset, Steele
A Co., at a price of 101.35.
at a
and Southern Bank of South
from 1960 to 1965 inclusive.
SOUTH DAKOTA
120,000 as 2M»s. Due
Aberdeen, S. Dak.
,
Bonds Not Sold
on
,
94,000
Feb. 10
from 1966 to 1975 inclusive.
Sch. Dist, (P. O.
Washington Road, Mt. Lebanon),
2s. Due
on
April 1 from
Wells
jointly,
a
as
basis
Bonds
Harley, HayMadison, and Mul-
Co, of Chicago,
2s, at a price of 100.18,
of
&
1.97%.
about
are
dated
Feb,
1,
1950.
Denomination $1,000, Due on Feb.
1
from 1951 to 1966 inclusive! In¬
terest. F-A.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago,
The second highest bidder was
The $100,000
Sewer Districts Nos. 210 and 211,
Mi. Lebanon Soap.
as
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
& Co, of
laney,
—
The second highest bidder was Pacific National
Waukesha,, Wis.^
Bank, Seattle, for
Bond Offering—Nonie E. Crow¬
Dittmar & Co., and Howies, Win¬
$300,000 as 2s, at a price of 100.50.
Special Assessment bonds offered
Pennsylvania
ston & Co., jointly, for 21/4s and
ley, City Clerk, will receive sealed
March 27
v. 171, p. 1192 — were
Kittitas County, Ellensburg
Bond Offering — Miriam Headbids until- 1:30
p.m.
21/2s, at a price of 100.05, a basis
(CST) on
not sold as no bids were received.
Sch. Diet. No. 401 (P. O.
ley, Secretary of the Board of
of about 2.47%.
;
April 25 -for thd purchase of $900,■/; : /
Ellensburg), Wash.
School
Directors,
will
receive
000 school building bonds.
Dated
TENNESSEE
Bond Sale—The $31,500 refund¬
Nacogdoches, Texas
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
April I,- 1950.' Denomination $1;\ Bond Offering — J, T. Alders, ing bonds offered March 27—v.
Aril 20 for the purchase of $750,000, Due on April 1 from 1951 to
Fayetteville, Tenn,
/-/V'"'City Secretary, will receive sealed 171, p. 1304—were awarded to the 1970 inclusive.
000 school-coupon ^boiids,
Dated
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
Principal and In¬
bids until April 4 for the purchase National Bank of Commerce, of
May 1; 1950. Denomination $1,000. bonds offered March 23—v. 171, p.
terest (A-O) payable at the Wau¬
$200,000 street improvement Seattle, as % %s:
Due on May 1 from 1951 to 1975 992—were awarded to C. H. Little of
';
kesha State Bank, of Waukesha.
Due serially in 20 years.
inclusive.
Legality, approved by & Co., of Jackson, and the Trust bonds.
Skagit County, La Conner School Legality approved by=Chapman &
Burgwin, , Churchill,
Ruffin
& Co. of Georgia, of Atlanta, jointly, Optional in 10 years. y„,
District No, 311 (P. O. Mount
Cutler, of. Chicago.
Hazlett, of Pittsburgh.
as 2s, at a price of 100.88, a basis
Vernon), Wash.
Olney Indep. School District, Texas
Willow Springs, Wis.
of about 1.83%. The second high¬
Bond Sale—The $75,000 general
Bonds Sold—An issue of $110,NevilleTwp. (P. O. Neville Island
Bond Sale — The $20,000 Me¬
est bidder was Hermitage Securi¬ 000 gymnasium and
school im¬ obligation bonds offered March 24 morial
Branch,: Pittsburgh 25), Pa.
Hospital
bonds
offered
ties Co., Nashville, for, 2s, at a provement bonds has been sold to were awarded to Blyth & Co., of
Bond Offering — Cledwyn D.
March 28 were awarded to Harley,
price of 100.60.
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'
the Columbian Securities Corp. of Portland, on a bid reflecting a net
Francis, Township Secretary; will
Haydon & Co. of Madison, and
Texas, of San Antonio, at a price interest cost of about 1.78%. The
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Mullaney, Wells & Co. of Chicago,
Morristown, Tenrt.
of 100.32, a basis of about 2.45%, second highest bidder was Bram(EST) on April 14 for the pur¬
Bond Sale—The $400,000 elec¬
jointly, as 2s, at a price Of 102.25,
hall & Stein, on a bid reflecting a
as follows:'
;-/{
chase of $400,000 general obliga¬
a basis of about 1.75%.
tric system revenue, series 1950
net interest cost of about 1.79%.
tion coupon bonds. Dated May 1,
$12,000 as 2s, Due on April 15
Bonds are dated Feb. 1, 1950.
bonds offered March 28—v. 171,
Bonds are due in two to 15
1950. Denomination $1,000. Due on
from 1951 to 1962 inclusive.
Denomination $1,000. Due on Feb.
p.
1303—were awarded to John
years.
Legality
approved
by
May1 from 1951 to 1980 inclusive. Nuveen &
98,000 as 2V2s. Due on April 15
1
from
1951
to
1970 inclusive.
Co, of Chicago, J. C.
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
from 1963 to 1970 inclusive.
Legality approved by Burgwin,
Legality approved by Chapman
Bradford & Co. of Nashville, Fox,
of Seattle.
■:;■:// Cutler, of Chicago, v
Churchill, Ruffin & Hazlett, of
Reusch & Co. of Cincinnati, Rus¬
Pampa Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
(
,
,
-
.
•
.
.
t
Pittsburgh.
WEST VIRGINIA
Bond Offering — H. R. Thomp¬
sell, Long & Burkholder of Lex¬
WYOMING
ington, and Pohl & Co. of Cincin¬ son, President of the Board of
Hampshier County (P. O.
Hot Springs County Sch. Dist.
nati, jointly, at a price of 100.02, Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Romney), W. Va.
No. 11 (P. O. Lucerne),
a basis of about
Bond Sale—The $285,000 school
2.28%, as follows: until 2 p.m. (CST) on April 14 for
Wyoming
the purchase of $1,250,000 school bonds
offered
March
28
were
$135,000 as 2 Vis. Due on March 1
Bond Offering — Marjorie
house, Series 1950 bonds. Dated awarded to Young, Moore & Co.,
from 1952 to 1958 inclusive.
Stump, Clerk of the Board of
265,000 as 21/4s. Due on March 1 May 1, 1950. Denomination $1,000. of Charleston, and A, E. Masten Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Due on May 1 from 1951 to 1970 Sc Co., of Pittsburgh, jointly; at a
from 1959 to 1969 inclusive.
until 3 p.m. (CST) on April 18 for
inclusvie.
Option of prior pay¬ price of 104.81, a basis of about
the purchase of $85,000 building
ment retained in all bonds matur¬ 1.93%. The second
Washington County (P. O.
highest bidder bonds.
Dated March 1, 1950. De¬
ing on and after May 1, 1961, ef¬ was Blair, Rollins & Co;, Inc., at
Jonesboro), Tenn.
nomination $1,000, Due on Sept. 1
Bond Sale—The $1,600,000school fective May 1, 1960, or any inter¬ a
price of 101.83. :
from
1951 to .1965 incl.
Bonds
bonds
offered
March
30
were est payment date thereafter. Prin¬
West Virginia (State of)
maturing in 1961 and thereafter
awarded to a syndicate composed cipal and interest (M-N) payable
Bond Offering—Okey L. Patter¬ to be redeemable at the option of
of ~.ihe
Cumberland
Securities at the Chase National Bank, New
the District on Sept. 1, 1960, and
Corp., of Nashville, Trust Co. of York City, or at the option of the son, Governor, will receive sealed
any
Interest payment date
the Dallas
National bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on April 4 on
Georgia, of Atlanta, C. H. Little holder at
& Co. of Jackson, Davidson & Co., Bank, Dallas.
Legality approved for the purchase of $2,000,000 road thereafter, in inverse numerical
bonds. Dated April 1, 1950.
Due order.
Principal
and
interest
of Knoxville, W. N. Estes & Co., by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
on April 1 from 1951 to 1975 inclu¬
(M-S): payable at the County
of Nashville, Fisher Hawes & Co., Dallas. :
t:;/v//'
/ '"J /''
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
of Knoxville, and the Hamilton
San Angelo, Texas
payable1 at the State Treasurer's proved by Tallmadge & TallNational Bank, of. Hamilton, on a
Bond Sale—The $6,000,000 water
office, or at the option of the hold¬ madge, of Denver.
bid reflecting a net interest cost
revenue bonds offered March 29—
er at the National City Bank, New
of'about 1.68%. The second high¬
v. 171, p. 1192—were awarded to
York City. Legality approved by
est
bidder was Harris Trust &
a
syndicate composed of Halsey, Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Savings Bank, Chicago, First Na¬ Stuart &
Co., Smith, Barney & Mitchell; of New York City.
tional Bank, Memphis, J. C. Brad¬
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Co., Lehman Brothers, both of
ford & Co., C. F. Childs & Co., and
WISCONSIN
New York; Harriman Ripley &
Kelowna Sch. Dist. No. 23, B. C.
Webster & Gibson,
jointly, on a Co., Inc., Blair, Rollins &
Darlington, Wis.
Debenture Sale —The $148,000
Co.,
..
PUERTO
RICO
Puerto Rico
(People of)
The $18,000,000
bonds of¬
fered March 28—v. 171, p, 1191—
Sale
Bend
were
>-
improvement
public
awarded to a syndicate com¬
posed of the Chase National Bank,
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Kidder,
Peabody & Co., Goldman, Sachs
&
Co.,
Bear,
Stearns
&
Co.,
Phelps, Fenn & Co., all of New
York, Banco Credito Y Ahorro
Ponceno, of San Juan, Blair, Rol¬
lins & Co., Inc., R. W. Pressprich
&
Co., of New York, Stroud & Co.,
of
Philadelphia,
Fidelity Union
Newark, Ohio Co, of
Columbus, Hayden, Miller & Co.,
of Cleveland, Ira Haupt & Co., of
Mew York,
Whiting, Weeks &
Stubbs, of Boston, Blunt Ellis &
Trust Co., of
Simmons, Detmer & Co., Paul H.
Davis & Co., Kebbon, McCormick
& Co., Martin, Burns & Corbett,
sill of Chicago, WilliSrn K. Staats
CANADA
Co., of Los Angeles, Bieed & Harrison, Pohl & Co., both of Cincin¬
nati, and; Paul Frederick & Co., of bid reflecting a
Mew York, at a price of 100.03, a
of about 1.68%.
basis of about 3.94%, as follows:
$4100,000
as
4s/ Due
on
July
3,550,000
as
2s. Due
on
interest
cost
TEXAS
1
from 1951 to 1955 inclusive.
V
net
Colorado City Indep. Sch. Dist.,
July 1
Texas
I
?
from 1956 to j959 inclusive.
! 10,350,000 as -1%$. Due on July 1
t
from 1960 to $969 inclusive.
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Bonds Sold—An issue of $500,000 school house bonds has been
sold to the Central Investment
.
j.-'Vi"
v
RHODE.IStAND
Company of Texas, of Dallas, Wil¬
liam N.
Edwards & Co., of Fort
Worth, and the First of Texas
sites ai\d other purposes bonds of¬ Corp., of Sail Antonio, jointly,, at
a
price Of oar, a basis of about
fered March 27—v. 171,-p. 1303—
were awarded to Harrinyan Ripley 3.40%, as follows:
& Co., Inc., as 2s, at>a price of $44,000 as 2^>s. Due on Feb^ 15
from 1951 to 1965 inclusive.
100.53, a basis of about 1.94^
1
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Cranston, R. I.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
162,000
SOUTH CAROLINA
'
South Carolina (State of)
Band Sale—The $5,000,000 state
'
highway bonds offered March 29 1
as 3y4s. Due on Feb. 15
from 1966 to 1975 inclusive.
294,000 as 3%s.
Due oh Feb. 15
from 1976 to 1985 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $75,000 hospi¬ rural portion school loan deben¬
inc., Stone & Webster Securities
offered
Corp. of New York; Harris, Hall tal bonds offered March 28 — v. tures
March
22
were
& Co., Otis & Co. of Cleveland;
171, p. 1192—were awarded to awarded to the Dominion Secur¬
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co. of Robert W. Baird & Co. of Mil¬ ities Corp., of Toronto, at a price
Houston; Weeden & Co. of San waukee, as l%s, at a price of of 100.60, a basis of about 3.44%.
The second highest bidder was A.
Francisco; C. S. Ashmun Co. of 100.22, a basis of about 1.46%.
Bonds are dated Feb. 1, 1950. E. Ames & Co., at a price of 100,33.
Minneapolis, and the William R.
Denomination $1,000. Due on Feb.
Debentures are dated Dec. 15,,
Compton Co. qf. New York, at a
price of 100.0004, a basis of about 1 from 1951 to 1970 inclusive. Le¬ 1949. Denomination $i,000. Due
gality approved by Chapman & from 1950 to 1969 inclusive. Prin¬
2.42%, as follows:
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
$490,000 as 4s. Due on April 1 Cutler, of Chicago.
at the Royal Bank of Canada, at
Green Bay, Wis.
from 1951 to 1955 inclusive.
Bond
Offering — Clifford A Kelowna, Vancouver, Winnipeg,
710,000 as 2%si Due 6n April 1
from 1956 to 1960 inclusive.
Centen, City Clerk, will receive Toronto and Montreal, Canada.
3
as 2y4s. Due on April
from 196T to 1974 inclusive.
2,840,000
'
as 21/2s. Due on April
from 1975 to 1981 inclusive.
1,960,000
1
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
1
Jackson
May 2 for the purchase of $325,000
UTAH
Ogden City School District, Utah
School
Addition
bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1950. Denomination
$1,000. Due on May 1 from 1951
to
1970
inclusive.
Principal and
interest (M-N) payable at the City
Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
Dated Feb. 15, 1950. Legality
Bond Sale—The $1,414,000 build¬
-r*Y.171, p. 1090—were awarded
j approved bv McCall, Parkhurst & ing bonds offered March 23—v. proved by Chapman &, Cutler, pf
$9 a syndicate composed of Ha?vi y;
Crowe, of Dallas.
171, p. 192—were awarded to the Chicago.
..
NEW
Debenture
C
BRUNSWICK
New Brunswick
Sale
(Province of)
Details
—
The
$7,500,000. refunding debentures
purchased by the syndicate headed
by Nesbilt, Thomson & Co., of
Toronto, as previously noted in
y. 171, p. 1304. were sold at a price
of 98.31, a basis of about 3.63%.
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